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FOR THE YEAR

1941

SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION

 

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PAGE PAGE PAOE

Addenda xix Ch i na—Continued Japan—Continued

Agencies in Far East K! Southern Ports—Continued Kobe 148

Annam B106 Pakhoi A453

Kyoto 147

Annain, Provinces de ... B!09 Samshui A443

Kyushu ... 176

Hue B106 Moii 174

Santuao A387

Tourane B109 Swatow A408

Nagasaki 177

Borneo D83 Szemao ... ... ... A467

Nagoya ... 133

Brunei ... ... . . D9$ Tengyueh A465

Osaka si. 138

Otaru 137

Jesselton {See B. N. Borneo) Wenchow ... A384

Shidzuoka ... ..i 132

Kudafc {See B. N. Borneo) Wuchow A445

Shimonoseki 174

Yunnanfu A459

Labuan ... ... ... D96 Tokyo 102

Yangtsze Ports

North Borneo, British D89

Sandakan {See B. N. Borneo) Changsha ... .... A365 Macao B69

Sarawak ... D83 Chinkiang A333

Chungking A373

Malay States

Buyer’s Guide el (Federated & Unfederated

Cable Addresses for Hankow ... ... ... A342

Ipoh [See Perak)

the Far East Ichang ... A370

Johore f ... cl72

China A!

Kiukiang A341

Kedah ... . ‘. ... cl91

Central Ports Nanking A334

Keiantan cl83

Shanghai A!49 Shasi A 363

Soochow... A331 Wuhu ... A339 Klang {See Selangor)

Northern Ports Yochow ... A361 Knala Kangsar (See Perak)

Antung A107 Chosen (Korea) 187 Kuala Lumpur (See Selangor)

Changchun ... ... A!03 Chemulpo ... ... 193 Kuantan (See Pahang)

Chefoo A!16 Chinnampo ... ... 197 Malay States (Fed.) ... clll

Chinwangtao A86 Fusan ... 195 Malay States (Unfed.) cl7!

Dairen A!09 Gensan (Wonsan) ... 195

Heijo 197 Muar (See Johore)

Harbin A96

Negri Sembilan ... cl59

Hsinho A85 Kunsan 198

Masampo ... 197 Pahang cl67

Hunchun A105 Perak ... c!23

Kirin A!04 Mokpo 197

Seishin 198 Perlis cl94

Lungchingtsun... ... A 105 Selangor cl39

Lungkow A!24 Seoul 189

Unsan Gold Mines ... 193 Seremban (See N. Sembilan)

Manchurian Trade Centres A9 1 Trengganu ol86

Mukden A92 Classified List of Ulu Selangor (See Selangor)

Newchwang A89 Merchants & Manu-

Peitaiho... ... ... A86 facturers in the Netherlands

Peiping A 18 Far East E75

Indies c279

Batavia c297

Port Arthur A106 Cochin-China B!17

Port Edward A 128 Buitenzorg (See Batavia)

Cambodge ... ... B134

Taku A83 Macassar c318

Cholon ... B132

Tientsin A31 Saigon Bll8 Manado (See Macassar)

Tongku Medan (SeeE. C. Sumatra)

A85 Eastern Siberia 95

Padang c316

Tsinan A!43 Nicolaevsk 96

Tsingtao A!31 Semarang c313

Yladivostock ... ... 95

Weihaivvei A126 Sourabaya ... ... c306

Southern Ports

Engineering Firms in Sumatra, East Coast of c321

Amoy A400

the Far East B46 Philippines, The nl

Canton A417

Foreign Residents F!37 Baguio ... D15

Foochow A388

Formosa 180 Cebu ... D73

Hangchow A377

Daitotei (Twatutia) ... 183 Iloilo ... D69

Hoihow A455

Keelung... 182 Manila ... D13

Hokow A464

Taihoku (Taipeh) ... 183 Zamboanga D79

Tainan, Takao & Anping 185

Hongkong A469 Rubber Estates,

Tamsui 182

Kongmoon ... ... A441 etc. cl97

Kuliang A392 Hongkong A469

Shanghai A149

Kweilin A447 Indo-China B85 Straits Settlements cl

Kouang-tcheou-wan ... A450 Haiphong B94 Malacca cl 02

Kowloon Frontier ... A437 Hanoi B88 Penang ... ... ... c78

Bappa A439 Tonkin B87 Prov. Wellesley .(See Penang)

Lungchow A457 Tonkin, Provinces du ... B99 Singapore ell

Mengtsz A459 Industries in China Bl Thailand B137

Nanning A418 Japan 97 Bangkok ... B139

Ningpo A380 Hakodate 136 Treaties 1

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_A_ PAGE X—Continued PAGE X?—Continued

Addenda xix Industries in China ... Bl Pakhoi

Agencies in Far Easst ... E! Ipoh {See Perak) Peitaiho

Amoy ... A400 J Penang

Annam B 106 Japan ... 97 Peiping

Annam, Provinces de ... B!09 Jesselton {See B. N. Borneo) Perak

Antnng ... A!07 Johore ... cl72 Perils

TC Philippines, The ... ol

Baguio ... ... Dl5 Kedah ... ... cl91 Port Arthur. ... ... A106

Bangkok B!39 Keelung... Port Edward ... ... A128

Batavia ... ... ... c297 Kelantan... . cl83 Pripv. Wellesley (See Penang)

Borneo ... D83 Kirin A 104 TR

Brimei ... D98 Kiukiang ... A341 Rubber Estates, etc. . el97

Buitenzorg (See Batavia/ { Hlang {See Selangor)

Buyer’s Guide ... ... G! Kobe 148 Saigon ... B118

O Korea- ... 187 Samshui' .., A443

Cable Addresses for.th,e Kongmoon ... ... A441 Sandakan (See J N. Borneo)

Far East ... ...' El Kouang-tcheou-wan ... A450 Santuao ... ... A387

Cainbodge ... ... B!34 KoWloon Frontier ... A437 Sarawak ..

Canton A417 Kuala Kangsar (See Perak) Seishin ..

Cebii ... ... ... D73 Kuala Lumpur (See Selangor) Selangoi-..

Changchun A103 Kuantan (See Pahang) S ein avan g

Changsha ... ... A365 Kudat (See B. N. Borneo) S^n)

Chefoo ,u.' ... ... A116 Kuliang A392

Seremban (See Sembilan)

Chemulpo 193 Kunsan ... ... ... 198 Shanghai ... A149

China Al Kweilin ... ... ... A447 Shiui ..! ... A363

Chinkiang A333 Kyoto 147 Shidzuoka ... 132

Chinnampo ... ... 197 Kyushu 176 Shinionoseki ... 174

ChinwangtaO ... ... A86 L Singapore

Cholon ... B132 Labuan ... ... ... D96 Soocho'w ...

Chosen (Korea) 187 Lappa A439 Spnrabaya

Chungking ... ... A373 Lungchingtsun A105 Straits'Settlements ... cl'

Classified List of Mer- Lu.iigch.iw A467 Sumatra', East 1 oatt of c321

chants & Manufactur- Lungkow A124 S.watow A408

ers in the Far East-... : E75 IsA Szemao ... ... ... A467

Cikjhin-China ... ... B117 Macao B69 T

ID Macassar. Taihoku (Taipeh) ... 183

Dairen ... A 109 Malacca,... ... ... cl02 Tainan, Takad & Anping 185

Daitotei (Twatutia) ... 183 Malay States (Fed.) ... clll Takii ... ... ... A83

E Malay States (Unfed.)... cl7l Tatnsui ... ... ... 182

Eastern Siberia... ... 96 Tengyueh ... . A466

Manado (See Macassar)

Engineering Finhs in Thailand... - ... . B137

ManchurianTrade Centres A91

the Far East B46 Tientsin... . A31

Manila D13

E Tbkyo ... •' ... . 102

Foochow A388 Masampo ... 197

Medan (See E ''.Sumatra) TtfUkin ... -• ... . B87

Foreign Residents ... P137 Tonkin, Provinces . B99

Formosa.!. ... 180 Mehgtsz A 469

Moji 174 Tohgku . A85

Fusan ... ... ... 195 Tourane... . B109

Mokpo ... ... ... 197

Gensan (Wonsan) Muar (See Job ore) Treaties-

195

H Mukden A92

Trehgganu

Haiphong 1ST Tsinan ni)

Hakodate Nagasaki 177 Tsihgtao...

Hangchow Nagoya ... XT

... A377

Hankow ... ... A342 Nanking...! A334

Hanoi Nanning... ... ... A448

Harhin ... Negri feembilan ... cl69 Vladivostock1

Heijo ... ... 197 Netherlands Indies ... c279 ■v

Hoihow I.. ... A455 Newchwan'g ... ... A89 Weibaiwei

Hokow ... ... A464 -Nicolaevsk ... ... 96 W enchow

Hongkong ... A469 Ningpo I.. ... . ... A380 Wuchow...

Hsinho ... A85 North Borne'o, British ... D89 Wuhu ...

Hu§ ... B!06 N

Hunchun ... A105 Yoehow ...

I Yokohama

Ichang ... A370 Yunnanfu

Iloilo Padang ...

Indo-China Pahang ...

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PAGE PAGE

A.B.C. DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN CODES: —

MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS Gl2 Acme Code Co., New York, U.S.A.

A.B.C.DIRECTORY OF BRITISH MER- Shanghai, Engineering Section

CHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS ... Gl and Foi eign Residents Tab Pages

AIR COMPRESSORS:— COTTON SPINNERS AND DOUBLERS:—

Gordon Smith & Co., Inc., Nahums, Manchester G5

Chicago, U.S.A Gl2 CRICKET BATS:—

ALLOYS AND METALS:— Gunn& Moore, Ltd., Nottingham,

Delta Metal Co., Ltd., London ... G3 England G5

ARTISTS’ COLOURS: - DEPARTMENTAL STORES SUNDRIES:—

Reeves & Sons, Ltd., London ... G3 Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

BAKALITE SHEETS, TUBES, ETC.: — DIAMONDS FOR INDUSTRIAL PUR-

Attwater & Sons, Ltd., Preston, POSES:—

Lancs G3 L. M. van Moppes & Sons, London Gl

BANKS:— ELASTIC FABRICS :—

Chartered Bank of India, Aus-. Wm. Preston & Son, Ltd., England G5

tralia & China xii ELECTRIC LIFTS:—

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

Corporation xi

ELECTRICALENGINEERS:—

Hongkong Savings Bank xiv T. Francis & Sons, Bolton ... ...

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. ... xiii

ELECTRICAL AND REFRIGERATING

BEDSTEADS:— MACHINERY:—

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

BRUSHWARE:— ENDORSING INKS AND STAMP PADS :—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... ...Front Cover E. M. Richford, Ltd., London ... G6

BUILDING SUPPLIES:— ENGINEERING SUPPLIES:—

Dodwell

BUYER’S GUIDE ... Gl ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS dG •’•.‘i

CABLES:— Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A647

Callender Cables (Agents): FISHING TACKLE, Robs, ETC : —

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., Horroeks-Ibbotson ' Co., Utica,

Shanghai & Hongkong; 11 he New York, U.S.A. ... • . G14

Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Penang, Kuala Lumpur and GENERAL IMPORT & EXPORT MER-

Ipoh ... ...Front Cover CHANTS:—

CEMENT:— Dodwell

Associated Portland Cement GLASSWARE :—

Manufacturers, Ltd., Kingston G4 Dodwell ■& Co., Ltd .Front Cover

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS :— HACKSAW BLADES AND FRAMES :

Indo-China Portland Cement Co., Charles Baynes, Ltd., Lancashire,

Ltd., Haiphong, Indo-China ... xv England... ... ... ... ... ••• -G7

HEATING AND SANITARY ENGINEERS :—

CHEMICAL DISTILLATION EQUIP-

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

E. B. Badger & Sons Co., Boston, HEAVY OIL ENGINES :—

Mass., U.S.A G12 Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

VI INDEX TO ADVERTISERS—CWrawed

PAGE

HONE STONES :—

The Water of Ayr

Hongkong

O’Shanter Hone Works, Ltd.,

Glasgow, Scotland Gl Treaties, Japan,

xiv, XVIII, xxiv,

Northern Ports, Tangtsze

HOSE, CANVAS AND FIRE APPLIANCES:— Ports, Southern Ports,

Mcgregor & Co-, Dundee ... ... G7 Canton, Macao, French

Ports, Bangkok, Malaya,

HOTELS Rubber Estates, Nether-

Gloucester Hotel, Hongkong A600A lands Indies, The Philip-

pines, Borneo, Agencies,

IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS Classified List, Cable

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover Addresses (vnd Buyer's

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A647 Guide Tab Pages

OFFICE EQUIPMENT:—

INSURANCE AGENTS

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

ORE SEPARATORS:—

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A674

The Rapid Magnetting Co., Ltd.,

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

Birmingham, England Gl

International Equipment Co., PAPERS AND PAPER MILLS:—

Boston, Mass, U.S.A Gl2

WaterfallsPaperMills,New York,

LAUNDRYMEN, DYERS, CARPETS AND N. Y„ U.S.A G14

DRYCLEANERS

POLISHING EQUIPMENT:—

The Steam Laundry Co., Hong- Hanson - Van Winkle - Munning,

kong Hongkong Tab Page Matawan, New Jersey, U.S.A. G15

MACHINERY PORCELAIN:—

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A647 Dodwell & Co., Ltd. ... Front Cover

MEAT-JUICE PRINTERS :—

Valentine’s Meat-Juice Co., Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.,

Virginia, U.S.A Gl3 Hongkong

MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS, ETC. Treaties, Japan,

xiv, XVIII, XXIV,

Northern Ports, Yangtsze

A.B.C. Directory of American Ports, Southern Ports,

Merchants and Manufacturers G12 Canton, Macao, French

A.B.C. Directory of British Mer- Ports, Bangkok, Malaya,

chants and Manufacturers ... Gl Rubber Estates, Nether-

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

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd A647 pines, Borneo, Agencies,

Classified List, Cable

MINING AND QUARRYING PLANT:— Addresses and Buyer's

Guide Tab Pages

Barnes & Bell, Ltd., Glasgow,

Scotland G9 PRINTERS’ MACHINERY:—

MOTOR CARS :—

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.,

London G2

Dodwell & Co., Ltd, ... Front Cover PRINTING INKS:—

NAILS (HORSE SHOE) :— John Kidd & Co., Ltd., London G9

Capewell Mfg. Co., Hartford, PRODUCE:

Conn., U.S.A Gl4 Dodwell & Co, Ltd. ... ...Front Cover

 INDEX TO ADVERTISERS—CWmMed VII

PAGE PAGE

SHIPS STORES:—

PUBLICATIONS:—

Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.,

A. Ming & Co.. Hongkong A511

Hongkong SOAPS AND DISINFECTANTS:—

xiv, xvm, xxiv, Treaties, Japan, Clifton Chemical Co., Inc., New

Northern Ports, Yangtsze York City, New York, U.S.A. Gl5

Ports, Southern Ports, SPORTS:—

Canton, Macao, French Slazengers ...Bottom Front Tab Pages

Ports, Bangkok, > Malaya, SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES:—

Rubber Estates, Nether- Loyal T. Ives Co., New Brunswick,

lands Indies, The Philip- N. J., U.S.A G13

pines, Borneo,' Agencies,

STATIONARY AND MARINE ENGINES,

Classified List, Cable ELECTRIC GENERATING PLANT,

Addresses and Buyer's ETC.:—

Guide Tab Pages Potter Diesel Engines, Lough-

RAILWAY MATERIALS:— borough, England ... GlO

Barnes & Bell, Ltd., Glasgow, STEAMSHIP AGENTS:—

Scotland ... G9 Dodwell & Co., Ltd Front Cover

RAILWAY SUPPLIES:— Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.,

A. Ming & Co., Hongkong A511 Hongkong ... A626

STEELS:—

RUBBER (SCRAP):—

Jonas & Colver (Novo), Ltd.,

H. Muehlstein & Co., Inc., Los Sheffield, England ... ... ... GlO

Angeles, California, U.S.A. ... Gl3 TENNIS BALLS :—

RUBBER (WASTE AND CRUDE):— Slazengers ... Bottom Front Tab Pages

A. Schulman, Inc., Akron, Ohio, TEXTILES :—

U.S.A Gl3 Dodwell & Co., Ltd Front Cover

RUBBER GOODS:— TRUCKS AND SERVICE:—

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

Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory, VALVES AND COCKS:—

Ltd., Hongkong Bottom Edge Audley Engineering Co., Ltd.,

Newport Shropshire, England... Gil

RUBBER STAMP MAKING PLANT: -

WEATHERPROOF GARMANTS:—

E. M. Richford, Ltd., London ... GlO

John Lee & Co., Manchester Gil

SCREWING MACHINES:— WINES AND SPIRITS:—

Joshua Heap'& Co., Ltd., England G2 Dodwell & Co., Ltd Front Cover

 INDEX-TREATIES, CODES AND GENERAL

PAH* PAGE

Advertisers, Index to v Regulations Governing Inspection of Passports, 1930 91

Sino-Foreign Treaties (Recent) 27

Declaration of the Nationalist Govt., duly 7, 1928.. 27 Statutory. Rules and Orders (China and Korea), 1909.. 23

Extraterritoriality, 1929 38

Tables of Consular and Marriage Fees 24

Foreign Jurisdiction Act, 1890 17

Foreign Trade in China A4 Treaties, With China :—

Hongkong, Charter of the Colony of 51 France, Tariff, 1928 29

Hongkong, Constitution of Councils 70 Great Britain, Kowloon Extension Agreement,

1898 3

Hongkong Import Customs Tariff A490

Netherlands, Tariff, 1928 32

Hongkong Legislative Council, Rules of 71

Norway, Tariff, 1928 31

Hongkong—Royal Instructions 55

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1922 .. 64 Sweden, Tariff, 1928 30

Hongkong:—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1928 .. 66 United States of America, Tariff, 1928 28

Hongkong—Royal Instructions (Additional), 1929 .. 68 United States Consular Court Fees 89

Hongkong Storm Signal Codes and Stations x : United States Court for China, Jurisdiction 86

Kellogg Pact, 1928 35 Washington Conference Resolutions, 1921-22 4

Port Regulations for H.B.M. Consulates in China 83 Weights and Measures xvi

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 HONG KONG STORM SIGNAL CODES

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

Signal Codes. The Local Code is as follows:

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

Hongkong in the year 1930.

Adopted at Hongkong from March 1, 1931.

Signal. Symbol. DAY SIGNALS Meaning.

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

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

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

Typhoon dangerous but danger to locality hot imminent.

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

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

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

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

9 — I Gale expected to increase.

+ Wind of typhoon force expected (any direction).

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

Non-Local Signals.

Signals 5 to 8 are not hoisted until it is tolerably certain that a gale (40-45 m.p.h. by the Dines Anemometer)

will occur at Hongkong or Gap Rock, or when a typhoon is sufficiently near to warrant a danger, signal, although

the occurrence of a gale is by no means certain.

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

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

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

Police Station and repeated at the Harbour Office.

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

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

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

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

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

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

NIGHT SIGNALS (Lamps)

i 10

WHITE WHITE GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN GREEN WHITE GREEN RED

WHITE GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN GREEN

WHITE WHITE GREEN RED GREEN WHITE WHITE GREEN GREEN RED

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

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

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

as the day signals.

Signal No. 10 will be accompanied by explosive bofhbs as above, in the event of the information conveyed

by this signal being first published at night.

SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS

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

When No. 1 Signal is displayed in the Harbour.

Black T by day.

2 Red Lights vertical by night

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

Black Cone by day.

2 Green Lights vertical by night.

These Signals will be displayed at the following Stations:

| Tai O | Waglan

n always be given to ocean vessels, on demand, by signal from Lighthouses, or by wireless

The object of the code is to give at least 24 hours warning of a gale (Force 8 by Beaufort Scale, or 40-46

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

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

it will occasionally happen that signals 6 to 8 may be displayed without a gale occurring at Hongkong, or even

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

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

of progression increase, abnormally.

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

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

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

another black signal may possibly be hoisted later.

NON-LOCAL SIGNALS

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

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

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

Copies

" of the code may be

’■* obtained oin application to the Observatory.

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HONGKONG CURRENCY RESERVE $10,000,000

RESERVE LIABILITY OF PROPRIETORS $20,000,000

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HON. MR. J. J. PATERSON, Chairman

W. H. LOCK, ESQ., Deputy Chairman

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

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

L. J. DAVIES, ESQ. HON. MR. T. E. PEARCE

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

SIR VANDELEUR M. GRAYBURN, Chief Manager

BRANCHES:

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BANGKOK IPOH PENANG

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SHANGHAI

CANTON KUALA LUMPUR

SINGAPORE

CHEFOO LONDON

SOURABAYA

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HAIPHONG MUAR (Johore) TOKYO

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LONDON BANKERS: WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED

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CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened in Local Currency and FIXED DEPOSITS

received for One Year or shorter periods in Local and Other Currencies on terms

which will be quoted on application.

SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES of various sizes TO LET.

TRUSTEE and EXECUTOR business undertaken.

V. M. GRAYBURN,

HONGKONG. JANUARY 1, 1941. Chief Manager.

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Chairman

HENRY PELHAM WENTWORTH

COLIN FREDERICK CAMPBELL, ESQ. SIR MACNAGHTEN

SIR WILLIAM HENRY NEVILLE

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MADRAS

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on the minimum monthly balances.

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 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

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

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

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

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

metric unit and that based on Ymq Tsao L'h’ih or “Builder’s Foot” for length and

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

mm the new standards together with their approximate foreign equivalents :

WEIGHTS—OLD STANDARD

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

10 Hu _ 1 Ssu —- 37.79937 Grammes

10 Ssu = 1 Hao rat 1.333 Avoirdupois Ounces

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

10 Li — 1 Fen, or Candareen — 604.7899 Grammes

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

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

MARKET STANDARD

CAPACITY-OLD STANDARD

 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES— Continued XVII

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

IKunfM 4= 1 Kung Sheng 1 lotungTou = 1 Rung^ Shih

ill?©' = 1 Litre or 1,000 cc = 1 Hectolitre

Hecto

= 1 Centilitre

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

1 Decilitre 1 Rilelitre

Eboop MARKET STANDARD

10 Shih Ts’o = 1 8Mh Shao 10 Shih Sheng = 1 Shih Tou

"YzB3 *1 BT* srf J*

10 Shih Shao =

LENGTH-OLD STANDARD

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

— 1.41 English inches 5 Ch’ih = 1 Pu or 1 Rung IS Ying = 1 Li

= 35.814 Millimetres 2 Pu =1 Chang

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

== 14.4 English inches = 3.5814 Metres I = 576 Metres

QHT

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

limetre I 10 Rung Ts’uji = » »nng Ch’ih- I 10 Rung Chang Eving Ying

ig Fen = l Metre / '= 1 Hectometre

itimetre 10 Rung Ying = 1, Rung Li

10 Rung,Fen Jg TM’un 10 Rung Ch’iK = l*Rung Chang

Decimetre = 1 Decametre I = 1 Rilometre

MARKET STANDARD

SEC SSk ““331= USttHiSF

AREA-^dliD STANDARb

10 Fen

i. jr 00 Mow

i40 Mow

NEW STANDARD

METRIC STANDARD

1 Rung Li re

=1 Centiare j 10 Rung Fen — 1 Rung Mow j

10 Rung Li = 1 Rung Fi

.eotm ruamsMbn §> 09 qe

MARKET !

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 ADDENDA

The following arrived too late for classification.

Duplicate copies of these entries are to be found in the

pocket inside the back coven.

Get your clerk to cut them out and paste them in the

correct places.

TOKYO On Page A23

On Page 111 m wt w Tung chi lung

FOKKES & KOCH — 6, Marunouchi, San- OOK & SON, LTD., THOS. & WAGONS-LITS

chome, Kojimachi-Ku; Teleph. (23) 2925 Co., General Passenger, Forwarding &

(Marunouchi); Cable Ad: Fokko Insurance Agents & Foreign Bankers—

H. Fokkes, partner Grand Hotel de Pekin; Telephs. 5-2262

E. von Koch, do. and 5-0948; Cable Ad: Coupon

B. C. Hale, branch manager

On Page 118 G. Y. Perhurofl

STYRIAJST STEEL WORKS, LTD.—2, Echizen-

bori, 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs. On Page A21

Kyobashi (56) 1684 and 7654; Cable Ad:

Styriastal. Branch Office: 37, Sozecho,

ft & m m

Hui feng yin hang

Kita-ku, Osaka; Teleph. Tosabori (44)

6165 HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING COR-

PORATION — Legation Street; Teleph.

50855 E.O.; Cable Ad: Lascar

PEIPING J. A. Ridgway, sub-agent

On Page A20 H. B. Clark

n & ik SL &e 5S -fa ^ On Page A27

Ying shang a si a huo yu kung szu

ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (NORTH CHINA),

LTD. — Legation Street; Telephs. 1688 MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, LTD. (Mitsui &

and 687 East, Manager’s Residence: 274 Co., Ltd. in America and Europe),

East and Depot Tungpienmen: 2392 General Merchants, Importers and

East; Cable Ad: Doric Exporters, Ship-owners (Mitsui Line),

L. M. M. Parlett, manager Ship-builders, Wharfingers, Sawmill-

owners, Engineers, Contractors, Ship-

On Page A21 ping and Insurance Agents—30, Hsi

Tsung Pu Hutung; Telephs. 5-2131-

4r & a K # jft ' 5-2137 E.O. (Private Exchange to All

Tung fang huei li yir. hang Departments); Cable Ad : Mitsui.

BANQUE DE I’INDOCHINE —Legation Head Office: Tokyo. Capital :

Street; Telephs. 51337 and 51338; Cable ¥300,000,000.00

Ad: Indochine T. Tanabe, manager

S. Funaki, asst, manager

On Page A21 H. Yoshida, "do.

IT IS '/Jti m- M. Shimoda, do.

M. Matsui, do.

Mai chia li yin hang Secretarial Department

CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA M. Matsui I M. Nitta

& CHINA — Legation Street; Teleph. K. Ida | T. Kushida

5-0676; Cable Ad: Prudence General De] artment

E. W. Bilton, manager T. Odagiri | T. Naka

 XX ADDENDA (PEIPING)-(TIENTSIN)

Machinery & Metal Department spectors, Inspectors of Export Pr<

H. Okazato and Fire Loss , Adjusters — Lidi

S. Kifcamura I. Nishioka Bldg., Taku Road; Teleph. 30443: (

S. Nohara M. Imai Ad: Seaworthy. Agents: “Agri;

T. Nakayama H. Tsuda Brand Strapping and Sealing Mat

T. Matsutani. S. Miyagawa R. G. Lapper, director

G. Ueda S. Hiroki W. A. G. Price, do.

M. Maeda J K. Sawata A. H. Carter, do.

Sundry

N. Sonehara E. Meguro

S. Fukazawa M. Wada

T. Aoki Y. Akaik^ On Page A44

T. Miya R. Takahashi

M. Yoshimura H. Oyama ft In If

Produce Department Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engm

S. Amaya I M. Mizuuii and Contractors, Shipping and

M. Toida I M. Hori surance Agents—140-144, Taku lb

Delivery & Insurance Department Telephs. 34271-5; Cable Ad : Carlo-, i

I. Chiba C. Chuma R. Laurenz, partner (Shanghai)

H. Nishbia T. Fuzii Dr. A. Nolte, do. (Hamburg)

Y.Ishida K. Ueno G. Roehreke, do. (Shanghai)

Accountant Department O. Lord, do. (Hamburg)

I. Tamura I Y.M. O. Framhein, signs the firm

Ohashi

T. Kondo I K. Nogiwa Kurt Meyer, signs per pro.

Cashiers Department H. Tiedemann, do.

S. Tanaka j T. Okamoto M. Chudzinski do.

Agents for : G. Ahrens R. Puck

Meiji Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. K. Beitzer G. Prosenc

Tokyo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. R. Blume M. Wilhelm

Kyodo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. H. Bostelmann Mrs. Z. Halidi

Nippon Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. W. Dello Miss G. Lange

Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. W. Huch Miss M. Sze

Tokyo Marine & Fire Ins., Co., Ltd. O. Miss E. Wittig

Osaka Marine & Fire Ins., Co., Ltd. E. Kozer Hiss I. Wittig

Taisho Marine & Fire Ins.,. Co., Ltd. W. Kutzbach Miss H. Wollmann

Yokohama Marine & Fire Ins., Co., Agents for:

Ltd. Hamburg Amerika Linie

Mitsui Life Assurance Co., Ltd. E. Strinz, inspector

Kyosan Signal Works, Ltd. Baloise Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Yokogawa Bridge Works, Ltd. Netherlands Insurance Co., Est. 1845

Yuasa Battery Manufacturing Co., {For Other Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Ltd.

Moriya Scale Manufacturing Co.,

Bridge Stone Tyre Co., Ltd. On Page A41

On Page A21

ft M m M ^

ft m n &

Hua chee ying hang

Mai chia lee ying hang

CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA

& CHINA—97, Victoria Road; Telephs.

NATIONAL CITY BANK OP NEW YORK, THE 31333, 32547, 32135 (General Office),

—Legation Street; Telephs. 5-0893 & 31392, 30558 (Compradore) tfc 31643

5-2463; Cable Ad: Citibank (Manager); Cable Ad: Tentacle

J.

TIENTSIN H. J. F. Bentinck, accountant

On Page A43 T. E. D. Edwards, sub-accountant

J. F. Haddon, do.

ife ® Lu C. M. Pryce, do.

Borrows & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Miss D. M. Candlin, stenographer

Hongkong), (Established 1914), Marine, Miss K. A. White, do.

Cargo, Snip, Engineer and General D. Finlay, caretaker

Surveyors, Sprinkler and Boiler In- Teng Yang Chow, compradore

 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN) XXI

On Page A52 C. A. Sixt, managing partner

COOK & SON, LTD., THOS. (Incorporated in T. C. Chee A. R. Tamberg

England), Tourist, Steamship and For- Y. Fukushima T. Y. Tsu '

warding Agents, Bankers, etc. — 63, Miss A. Gosewisch T. Wazumi

Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456 & 32691; Y. Mori, adviser L. Weidinger

Cable Ad: Coupon R. Schadendorf A. Zubchinsky

W. E. Williams, manager K. Beister, repres. (Henschel & Sohn,

G.m.b.H.)

K. Inagaki, repres. (Henschel & Sohn,

On Page A61 G.m.b.H.)

Oh Page A42

' Ying shang pu nei men yang chien NATIONAL CITY BANK OF~NEW YORK, THE

yu hsien kung sze —60, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30907,

IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES (CHINA), 30908 & 30909; Cable Ad: Citibank.

LTD., Chemical Importers — Belfran Head Office: New York

Building, ,7, Rue de France; Telephs. E. W, Torrey, manager

31527-8 and 33044; Cable Ad : Alkali L. B. Mallery, sub-manager

W. Bowling, divisional manager M. D. Arnold, sub-accountant

E. N. Ciibborn and/or pro. manager

C. A. Wright (On leave) A. I. Romanenko do.

A. L. Hughes* R. M. Henry, sub-accountant •

A. Reid I A. S. Stepanoff C. C. Yao, do.

B. Munro-Smith | Miss D. Harper Z. H. Lee, do.

On Page A72

On Page A66 IS « » s

ft ft & & m Ching tsin pao kuan

“PEKING & TIENTSIN TIME,” Daily-

Mei tsui shih yang hong

MELCHERS & Co., Exporters, Importers, 181, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31237

Shipping, Insurance and Forwarding (Editor), 31239 (General) and 32107

Agents —8-16, Bruce Road; Telephs. (Manager); Cable Ad : Press

32991-4; Cable Ads: Melcorp, Melwool Tientsin Press, Ltd., proprietors

.(Export), Melchersco (Import) and W. V. Pennell, editor

Nordlloyd (Shipping) J. E. Wilson

K. Lindemann, partner (Bremen) J. A. Grandoh | J. Anderson

A. Widmann, do. do. J. S. Jones, business manager

C. G. Melchers, F. F. Mistry, advertising manager

do. (Shanghai)

Dr. A. Korff, do. do. On Page A49

E. Michaelsen, do. (Tientsin)

H. Theuerkauf, do. do. TIENTSIN CLUB—Victoria Road;

H. Huebel K. Sui Teleph. 31312

W. Kohlmeyer E. Thiel Committee—W. E. Atwell (chair-

H. Meinert E. Welsing man), A. G. Cameron (vice-chair-

B. Pape E. Will man), H. J. F. Bentinck, A. E.

L. H. Pracht H. Will Bulling, J. G. Clay, W.. P.

E. Rumpf Miss U. Kaim Coltman, C. E. Peacock and J. W.

H. F. Schuette Miss W. Lugowski Cameron (secretary)

M. I. Sharogla- Miss J. Lui

soff Miss T I. Sharo- On Page A79

H. H. Smith glasoff

C. J. Steen eck Miss V. Zanewski st =? si #

Tien tsin yin tze kuan

TIENTSIN PRESS, LTD., Printers, Publi-

shers, Bookbinders, Stationers, Book-

iO & S «S R * * sellers and Photographic Engravers—

Meit sui shih eke che's kung sze 181, Victoria Road ; Telephs."31239 and

32107 ; Cable Ad : Press

MELCHERS ENGINEERING CORPORATION—

J. S. Jones, director & manager

16, Bruce Road; Telephs. 32991-4; Cable Miss V. Real

Ad: Melchengco F. F. Mistry, Printing Dept.

Melchers & Co., partners V. Real, do.

XXII ADDENDA (TIENTSIN—MUKDEN—HARBIN—GHEFOO)

On Page A50 MACHINERY

Caterpillar Tractor Co.

t 4 * # * John Defre Plow Co.

TIENTSIN RACE CLUB—19, Consular Link-Belt Speeder Corp.

Road ; Cable Ad : Racing Killefer Manufacturing Corp.

Secretary—H. J. Lord La Plant-Choate Mfg. Co., Inc.

Asst. Secretary—J. A. Whitewright Athey Truss Wheel Co.

Willamette Hyster Co.

R. G. Le Tourneau, Inc.

MUKDEN

On Page A97

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CO

On Page A94 PORATION— 29, Vodoprovodnaya Strci

FRANCE—Cable Ad : Fransulat Pnstan; Teleph. 2924; Cable Ad: Nor I,,.

Consul—M. R. Germain G. E. B. Tytler, manager

H. C. Blunt L. A. Loushniki .

R. Stilliard S. A. Yadlovker

On Page A95 A. T. Ostrenko M.

MOCKDEN CLUB—

M. S. Fonareff Mrs. O. Nolde

Chairman—G. S. Hankinson

Secretary—J. G. Harvey On Page A97

Committee—J. P. Reeves, E. A. Cum-

mings, A. L. V. S. Giles, U. A. NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK

Johnson and C. J. Tite THE—48, Mostovaya Street; Telenh’

P

Treasurer—E. W. L. Brice 24-24; Cable Ad:Citibank

I. O. Musgjerd, manager

R. P. Newell, accountant

HARBIN L. A. da Costa, sub-accountant

A. N. Lasareff, do.

V. P. SkosirefF, do.

On Page A97

BRYNER & Co., Freight Brokers, Shipping, CHEFOO

Forwarding and Insurance Agents and

Machinery Dealers—1, Konnaya Street;

Cable Ad: Bryner On Page A119

B. Bryner, managing partner

A. Ostroumov, manager H 65 lU’i Chang

A. M. Bryner, asst, manager CASEY & Co., Silk, Pongee, etc., en-

chants and General Exporters—Teo-ob

Agents for: 459; Cable Ad: Casey

SHIPPING Ernest Casey, partner

American President Lines, Ltd. Agents for:

Bank Line, Ltd. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., London

Blue Star Line (Fire and Marine)

Barber Wilhelmsen Line The South British Insurance Co., I.td.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. London (Fire and Marine)

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Dollfus Mieg Cie (D. M. C. Thread )

Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes Irish Linen Mills, Belfast

Dodwell Castle Line

Holland East Asia Line

Glen Line, Ltd. On Page A123

Java-China-Japan Line SMITH & Co., L. H., Merchants—Cable

P. & O. Steam Navigation Co. Ad: Semay

East & Australian S.S. Co., Ltd. J. M. Cappelen | W. E. Harle

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line Agencies:

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Union Insurance Society of Canton

INSURANCE

Ltd.

Union Assurance Society, London

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of the China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

City of New York North British & Mercantile Ins. Cu.

 ADDENDA (TSINGTAO—TSINAN—CHUNGKING—HOIHOW—CEBU) xxm

TSINGTAO On Page A375

On Page A136

g « fa « £ *

Ta ying tsung ling sze shu

BRITISH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE—Cable GREAT BRITAIN—Cable Ad: Britain

Ad: Britiscom Consul-General—A. J. Martin

Chairman—W. D. B. Miller Vice-Consul—A. A. E. Franklin

Hon. Secretary—A. R. Hogg Clerk—K. R. Dixon

TSINAN On Page A376

STANDARD-VACUUM OIL Co.—Cable Ad:

Standvac

On Page Al4 E. R. Eichholzer, manager

ft ft m M m w E. L. Hesser

Mrs. C. J, Hughes | D. S. Goldie

OTHO & Co., M., Tanneries and Leather

Goods Factory—281, Be Tan and 48,

Huang Kia Tan, Tsinan North. Office:

12, Se Li Tsuen, Tsinanfu, Shantung On Page B376

Mrs. Mary Otho, proprietress ill Jfe Chu fou

Francis W. Rubant, manager UNION FRANCO CHINOISE DE NAVIGATION,

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 TREATIES WITH CHINA

KOWLOON EXTENSION AGREEMENT, 1898

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

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

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

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

indicated generally on the annexed map.

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

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

be ninety-nine years.

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

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

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

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

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

road from Kowloon to Hsinan.

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

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

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

movements of the officials and people within the city.

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

I terntory under British control, arrangements shall be discussed.

It is further understood tha,t there will be no expropriation or expulsion of the

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

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

a fair price.

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

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

I Regulations.

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

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

; shall retain the right to use those waters.

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

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

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

ratifications shall be exchanged in London as soon as possible.

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

Governments, have signed the present agreement.

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

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

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

Claude M. Macdonald.

Li Hung-chang ) Members of

Hsu Ting K’uei ) Tsung-li Yamen.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

THE QUADRUPLE ALLIANCE

OFFICIAL TEXT

At the fourth plenary session of the Conference on Limitation of Armamem ’

held on December 10th, 192 L, Senator Lodge made public the following draft ot •

treaty and accompanying reservations:—

The United States of America,- the British Empire, France and Japan, wit!

a view to the preservation of the general peace and the maintenance of tln i ,

rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in th

regions of the Pacific Ocean, have determined to conclude a treaty to this efft ■

and have appointed as their plenipotentiaries :—

The President of the United States

His Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain aici

Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the seas, Emperor <>;

India

And

For the Dominion of Canada

For the Commonwealth of Australia

For the Dominion of New Zealand

For India

The President of the French Kepublic——

His Majesty the Emperor of Japan

Who, having communicated their full powers found in good and due form, ha\-

agreed as follows:—

Article I.—The high contracting parties agree as between themselves t<-

respect their rights in relation to their insular possessions and insular dominions in

the region of the Pacific Ocean. If there should develop between any of the

high contracting parties a controversy arising out of any Pacific question and

involving their said rights, which is not satisfactorily settled by diplomacy and

likely to affect the harmonious accord now happily subsisting between them, they

shall invite the other high contracting parties to a joint conference to which tlu

whole subject will be referred for consideration and adjustment.

Article II.—If the said rights are threatened by the aggressive action of ar

other Power, the high contracting parties shall communicate with one another

fully and frankly in order to arrive at an understanding as to the most efficient

measures to be jointly or separately taken to meet the particular situation.

Article III.—This Agreement shall remain in force for ten years from the

time it shall take effect, and after the expiration of said period it shall continue to

be in force subject to the right of any of the high contracting parties to terminate

it upon twelve months’ notice.

Article IV.—This Agreement shall be ratified as soon as possible in accord-

ance with the constitutional methods of the high contracting parties and shall

take effect on the deposit of ratifications, which shall take place at Washington^

and thereupon the Agreement between Great Britain and Japan which was con-

cluded at London on July 13th, 1911, shall terminate.

Reservations.—The signing of this Treaty is on the part of the United States

subject to (reservations affecting) the island of Tap and what are termed the

Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean, north of the Equator, the negotiations in

regard to which are almost concluded, and also the reservations with respect to

what are termed the Mandate Islands in the Pacific Ocean south of the Equator.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

; It should also be observed that the controversies to which the proposed Treaty refers

do not include questions which, according to the principles of international law,

lie exclusively within the domestic jurisdiction of the respective Powers.

In the course of his address, Senator Lodge stated : “ To put it in a few words

- the Treaty provides that the four signatory Powers will agree between themselves

1 in regard to their insular possessions and dominions in the region of the Pacific,

' and that if any controversy should arise as to such rights all the high contracting

I parties shall be invited to a joint conference looking to the adjustment of such

I 'controversy. They agree to take similar action in the case of aggression by any

I other Power upon these insular possessions or dominions. This Agreement is to

| remain in force for ten years, and, after ratification under the constitutional

■ methods of the high contracting parties, the existing agreement between Great

I Britain and Japan, which was concluded at London on July 13, 1911, shall

^ terminate. Each signer is bound to respect the rights of the others, and before

I taking action in any controversy to consult with them. There is no provision for

| the use of force to carry out any of the terms of the Agreement, and no military or

| naval stations lurk anywhere in the background or under cover of these plain and

I direct clauses. The surest way to prevent war is to remove the cause of war.

| This is an attempt to remove the cause of war over a great area of the globe’s

| surface by reliance upon the good faith and honest intentions of the nations which

J signed this Treaty solving all differences through a process of diplomacy and joint

B consideration and conciliation.

TERRITORIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INTEGRITY OF CHINA

The Far Eastern Committee of the Conference unanimously adopted a resolu-

l tion declaring in favour of the territorial and administrative integrity of China.

| The resolution, which was drafted and presented by Senator Root, was signed by

. eight Powers, China refraining from appending her signature as being unfitting

in a document regarding herself.

Following is the text of the resolution:—“It is the firm intention of the

: Powers attending the Conference, firstly, to respect the sovereignty, independence

and territorial and administrative integrity of China; secondly, to provide the fullest,

• unembarrassed opportunity for China to develop and to maintain an effective and

| stable Government; thirdly, to use their influence for the purpose of effectively

! establishing and maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for commerce and

industry to all nations throughout Chinese territory; fourthly, to refrain from taking

^ advantage of present conditions in order to seek special rights and privileges

: abridging the rights of subjects of friendly States, and also to refrain from

: Countenancing any action inimical to the security of such States.”

The Far Eastern Committee passed a resolution, suggested by Sir Auckland.

< Geddes, under which the Powers attending the Conference declared their inten-.

■ tion “ not to enter into any treaty, agreement, arrangement, or understanding with,

one another, or individually or collectively with any Power or Powers, which.

* infringes or impairs the principles declared by the resolution adopted by the Com-,

mittee on the 21st ult.” (i.e., Senator Root’s resolution declaring for the territorial!

and administrative integrity of China).

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FOREIGN POST OFFICES IN CHINA

Representatives of the nine Powers sitting as a Committee on the Pacific a !

Far Eastern questions adopted a resolution in favour of the relinquishment -i

Foreign post-office privileges in China. All the Powers agreed upon January 1st, 19: ,

as the date of relinquishment.

The text of the resolution is :— “ Recognising the justice of the desire expres

by the Chinese Government to secure the abolition of foreign postal agencies

China, save or except in leased territories or otherwise specifically provided for

freaty, it is resolved:

“ I:—That the four Powers having such postal agencies agree to th

abandonment, subject to the following conditions : First, that an efficient Chin,

postal service be maintained; second, that an assurance be given by the Chin.

'Government that they contemplate no change in the pi'esent postal administrat;

;as far as the status of the foreign Co-Director-General is concerned.

“II:—To enable China and the Powers concerned to make the necessa:

■dispositions this arrangement shall come into force not later than (date blank'.

Pending the complete withdrawal of foreign postal agencies the four Powers concerned

severally undertake to afford full facilities to the Chinese Customs authorities

•examine all postal matter (except ordinary letters, whether registered or not, wit

upon external examination appear to contain written matter) passing through with .

wiew to ascertaining whether they contain articles of dutiable contraband or othe -

rwise contravening the Customs regulations and laws of China.”

EXTRA-TERRITORIAL RIGHTS IN CHINA

A resolution was unanimously adopted by the Far Eastern Committee relative to

the Extra-Territorial Question, ft provides that the Powers concerned shall establl

a Commission, to which each shall appoint a member, to enquire into the prest

practice of extra-territorial jurisdiction in China, and into the laws, the judicial syst

and methods of judicial administration, with a view to reporting findings of fact, wi;

recommendations regarding the means to improve’the existing conditions of adminis-

tration of justice in China and to assist the efforts of the Chinese Government '

effect such legislation and judicial reforms as will warrant the Powers in relinquishi

progressively or otherwise their rights of extra-territoriality.

The Commission shall be constituted within three months after the adjournment

of the Conference, and be instructed to submit its report and recommendations within

a vear after the Commission’s first meeting. Each of the Powers shall be deemed free

to accept or reject all or any portion of the recommendations, but in no case are any

of the Powers to make acceptance directly or indirectly dependent on China’s granting

any special concession, favour, benefit, or immunity, whether political or economic.

An additional resolution provides that non-signatory Powers having extra-terri-

torial rights in China may accede to the resolution in regard to extra-territoriality

within three months after the adjournment of the Conference.

A further additional resolution expresses China’s satisfaction with the sympathy

ofintention

the Powers in regarda toChinese

to appoint the abolition

memberofofextra-territoriality, and declares

the Extra-Territoriality China’sit

Commission,

being understood that China is free to accept or reject any or all of the recommenda-

tions of the Commission. China is prepared to co-operate in the work of the

Commission and in every way to facilitate the successful accomplishment of its task.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

RADIO STATIONS IN CHINA

A report was submitted by the Sub-Committee on Drafting relating to radio

stations for China which states that representatives of the nine Powers at the

Conference decided that all radio stations in China, whether maintained under the

provisions of the International Protocol of September, 1901, or, in fact maintained

on the grounds of any of the foreign Legations in China, shall be limited in use to

sending and receiving Glovernment messages and shall not receive or send commercial,

personal, or unofficial messages, including Press matter.

It is provided, however, that in case all other telegraphic communication is inter-

rupted, then, upon official notification, accompanied by proof of such interruption, to

the Chinese Ministry of Communications such stations may afford temporary facilities

for messages excluded as before-mentioned until the Chinese Government notify the

termination of the interruption.

All radio stations on Chinese territory operated by foreign Governments’ sub-

jects under treaties or concessions shall limit the messages sent or received by the

terms of the treaty or concession under which the respective stations are maintained.

Any radio station maintained without the authority of the Chinese Government shall

be transferred to China to be operated under the direction of the Chinese Ministry of

Communications, against compensation to the owners for the value of the installation,

as soon as the Ministry is prepared to operate the same effectively for general public

benefit. Should any question arise regarding radio stations in leased territories,

the South Manchuria railway zone, or the French Concession in Shanghai they

shall be regarded as matters for discussion between the Chinese Government and the

Governments concerned. Owners or managers of all foreign radio stations shall

confer with the Chinese Ministry of Communications for the purpose of seeking a

common arrangement to avoid interference in the use of wave lengths by wireless

stations in China, subject to such a general arrangement as may be made by the

International Conference convened for revision of the rules established by the

London International Radio Telegraph Convention of 1912.

TEXT OF THE NINE-POWER AGREEMENT

The following is the text of the two treaties regarding China approved

on February 4th, 1922, by the Conference at Washington:—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, Fiance,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to adopt a policy designed to stabilize conditions in the Far East,

to safeguard the rights and interests of China, and to promote intercourse between

China and the other Powers upon the basis of equality of opportunity, have

resolved to conclude a Treaty for that purpose and to that end have appointed

as their respective plenipotentiaries (Here follow the names of the plenipoten-

tiaries), who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found to be in,

good and due form, have agreed as follows:—

Article I.

The contracting Powers, other than China, agree:

1-—To respectintegrity

and administrative the sovereignty,

of China. the independence, and the territorial

to develop and maintain for herselfand

2.—To provide the fullest most unembarrassed

an effective opportunity to China

and stable Government.

 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

3. —To use their influence for the purpose of effectual

maintaining the principle of equal opportunity for the commerce and industr

of all nations throughout the territory of China.

4. —To refrain from taking advantage of conditions in Chi

special rights or privileges which would abridge the rights of subjects or citize-

of friendly States, and from countenancing action inimical to the security of sue!:

States.

Article II.

The contracting Powers agree not to enter into any treaty, agreement

arrangement or understanding, either with one another or individually •

collectively, with any Power or Powers, which would infringe or impair kk

principles stated in Article I.

Article III.

With a view to apply more effectually the principles of the open door ■

equality of opportunity in China for the trade and industry of all nations, ti

contracting Powers, other than China, agree they will not seek nor support

their respective nations in seeking :

(a) Any arrangement which might purport to establish in favour of tb<

interests any general superiority of rights with respect to commercial or economi

development in any designated region in China.

(5) Any such monopoly or preference as would deprive the nationals of an*

other Power of the right of undertaking any legitimate trade or industry h

China, or of participating with the Chinese Covernmeut or with any local authors

in any category of public enterprise, or which by reason of its scope, duration t

geographical extent is calculated to frustrate the practical application of th<

principle of equal opportunity.

It is understood that the foregoing stipulations of this article art

not to be so construed as to prohibit the acquisition of such properties or rights as

may be necessary to the conduct of a particular commercial, industrial or financial

undertaking or to the encouragement of invention and research.

China undertakes to be guided by the principles stated in the foregoii

stipulations of this article in dealing with applications for economic rights and

privileges from Governments and nationals of all foreign countries, whether parti<

to the present treaty or not.

Article IV.

The contracting Powers agree not to support any agreements by their respective

nationals with each other designed to create spheres of influence or to provide for

the enjoyment of mutually exclusive opportunities in designated parts of Chinese

territory. Article V.

China agrees that throughout the whole of the railways in China she will not

exercise or permit unfair discriminations of any kind. In particular there shall be

no discrimination whatever, direct or indirect, in respect of charges or of facilii,

on the ground of the nationality of passengers or the countries from which or to

which they are proceeding, or the origin or ownership of goods or the country from

which or to which they are consigned, dr the nationality or ownership of the ship or

other means of conveying such passengers or goods before or after their transport

on the Chinese railways.

The contracting Powers, other than China, assume a corresponding obligation

iu respect of any of the aforesaid railways over which they or their nationals are in a

position to exercise any control in virtue of any concession, special agreement or

otherwise.

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Article VI.

The contracting parties, other than China, agree fully to respect China’s rights

as a neutral in time of war to which China is not a party; and China declares that

when she is a neutral she will observe the obligations of neutrality.

Article VII.

The contracting Powers agree that whenever a situation arises which, in the

opinion of any one of them, involves the application of the stipulations of the present

treaty, and renders desirable discussion of such application, there shall be full and

frank communication between the contracting Powers concerned.

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty which have governments recognised

by the signatory Powers and which have treaty relations with China shall be invited

to adhere to the present Treaty. To this end the Government of the United States

will make the necessary communications to non-signatory Powers and will inform the

contracting Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shall become

effective on receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United States.

Article IX.

The present treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the other con-

tracting Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

The present treaty, of which the English and French texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall be transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries. have signed the present

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington, the sixth day of February, one thousand

nine hundred and twenty-two.

THE BOARD OF REFERENCE

The following resolution was adopted as a supplement to the general Far

Eastern Treaty:

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France,

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

Desiring to provide a procedure for dealing ^ith questions that may arise in

connection with the execution of the provisions or Articles III. and V. of the Treaty

to be signed at Washington on February 6th, 1922, with reference to their general

policy, designed to stabilize conditions in the Far East, to safeguard the rights and

interests of China, and to promote interest between China and the other Powers

upon the basis of equality of opportunity;

Resolve, That there shall be established in China a Board of Reference to

which any questions arising in connection with the execution of the aforesaid articles

may be referred for investigation and report.

The special conference, provided in Article II. of the treaty to be signed at

Washinglon on February 6th, 1922, with reference to the Chinese Customs Tariff

shall formulate for the approval of the Powers concerned a detailed plan for the

constitution of the Board.

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TEEATY ON THE CHINESE TAEIFF

The treaty relative to the Chinese Tariff and cognate matters reads:—

The United States of America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, Fran

Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal:

With a view to increasing the revenues of the Chinese Government ha

resolved to conclude a treaty relating to the revision of the Chinese Customs Tarni

and cognate matters, and to that end have appointed as their plenipotentiari* ■

(Here follows the names of the plenipotentiaries), who, having communicated to each

other their full powers, found to be in good and due form, have agreed as follows:

Article I.

The representatives of the contracting Powers having adopted, on the 4th day oi

February, 1922, in the City of Washington, a resolution, which is appended as a >

annex to this article, with respect to the revision of Chinese customs duties for tin:

purpose of making such duties equivalent to an effective 5 per cent., ad valorem, ic

accordance with existing treaties concluded by China with other nations, the co n-

tracting Powers hereby confirm the said resolution and undertake to accept r

tariff rates fixed as a result of such revision. The said tariff rates shall been .

effective as soon as possible, but not earlier than two months after publication

thereof.

Annex

With a view to providing additional revenue to meet the needs of the Chin

Government, the Powers represented at this Conference, namely, the United States of

America, Belgium, the British Empire, China, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands

and Portugal, agree:

That the Customs schedule of duties on imports into China, adopted by t e

Tariff Revision Commission at Shanghai on December 19th, 1918, shall forthwith be

revised so that rates of duty shall be equivalent to 5 per cent, effective, as provided

for in the several commercial treaties to which China is a party.

A Revision Commission shall meet at Shanghai at the earliest practicable dn

to effect this revision forthwith and on the general lines of the last revision.

This Commission shall be composed of representatives of the Powers above

named and of representatives of any additional Powers, having governments at

present recognized by the Powers represented at this Conference and who have

treaties with China providing for a tariff on imports and exports not to exceed 5

per cent, ad valorem and who desire to participate therein.

The revision shall proceed as rapidly as possible with a view to its completi i

within four months from the date of the adoption of this resolution by the Con-

ference on the Limitation of Armaments and Pacific and Far Eastern Questions.

The revised tariff shall become effective as soon as possible, but not earlier than

two months after its publication by the Revision Commission.

The Government of the United States, as convener of the present Conference, is

requested forthwith to communicate the terms of this resolution to the Governments

of Powers not represented at this Conference but who participated in the revision of

1918 aforesaid.

Article II.

Immediate steps shall be taken through a special conference to prepare the way!

for the speedy abolition of likin and for the fulfilment of the other conditions laid

down in Article VIII. of the treaty of September 5th, 1902, between Great Britain and

China; in Article IV. and V. of the treaty of October 8th, 1903, between the United

States and China; and in Article I. of the supplementary treaty of October 8th, 1903,

between Japan and China, with a view to levying the surtaxes provided for in these.

Articles.

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The special Conference shall be composed of representatives of the signatory

Powers, and of such other Powers as may desire to participate and may adhere to

! the present treaty, in accord with the provisions of Article VIIT., in sufScient time to

\ allow their representatives to take part. It shall meet in China within three months

after the coming into force of the present treaty on a day and at a place to be

designated by the Chinese Government.

Article III.

The special conference provided for in Article II. shall consider the interim

provision to be applied prior to the abolition of likin and the fulfilment of the other

' conditions laid down in the articles of the treaties mentioned in Article II.; and it

• shall authorize the levying of a surtax on dutiable imports as from such date, for

; such purposes and subject to such conditions as it may determine.

The surtax shall be at a uniform rate of 2| per centum ad valorem, provided

that in case of certain articles of luxury which, in the opinion of the special Conference,

l can bear a greater increase without unduly impeding trade, the total surtax may be

! ncreased, but may not exceed 5 per centum ad valorem.

Article IV.

Following the immediate revision of the Customs schedule of duties on imports

into China mentioned in Article I., there shall be a further revision thereof, to take

effect at the expiration of four years following the completion of the aforesaid im-

I mediate revision, in order to insure that the Customs duties shall correspond to the

ad valorem rates fixed by the special Conference provided in Article II.

Following this further revision there shall be for the same purpose periodical

revisions of the Customs schedule of duties of imports into China every seven years,

in lieu of the decennial revision authorized by existing treaties with China.

In order to prevent delay, any revision made in pursuance of this Article shall

; be effected in accord with rules to be prescribed by the special Conference provided

for in Article II.

Article V.

In all matters relating to Customs duties there shall be effective equality of treat-

p: ment and of opportunity for all the contracting Powers.

Article VI.

The principle of uniformity in the rates of Customs duties levied at all the land

and maritime frontiers of China is hereby recognised. The special Conference

■ provided for in Article II. shall make arrangements to give practical effect to this

principle, and it is authorised to make equitable adjustments in those cases in which

a Customs privilege to be abolished was granted in return for some local economic

advantage.

In the meantime, any increase in the rates of Customs duties resulting from

tariff revision or any surtax hereafter imposed in pursuance of the present Treaty

shall be levied at a uniform rate ad valorem at all land and maritime frontiers of

China.

Article VII.

The charge for transit passes shall be at the rate of per centum ad valorem

until the arrangements provided for by Article II. come into force.

Article VIII.

Powers not signatory to the present Treaty, whose Governments are at present

recognised by the signatory Powers and whose present treaties with China provide

for a tariff on imports and exports not to exceed 5 per centum ad valorem, shall be

invited to adhere to the present Treaty.

12 WASHINGTON CONFERENCE RESOLUTIONS

The Government of the United States undertakes to make the necessary com-

munications for this purpose and to inform the Governments of the contracting

Powers of the replies received. Adherence by any Power shall become effective on

receipt of notice thereof by the Government of the United States.

Article IX.

The provisions of the present Treaty shall over-ride all stipulations of treaties

between China and the respective contracting Powers which are inconsistent there-

with, other than stipulations according most-favoured-nation treatment.

Article X.

The present Treaty shall be ratified by the contracting Powers in accord with

their respective constitutional methods and shall take effect on the date of the

deposit of all the ratifications, which shall take place at Washington as soon as

possible. The Government of the United States will transmit to the contracting

Powers a certified copy of the proces verbal of the deposit of ratifications.

The present Treaty, of which the English and French texts are both authentic,

shall remain deposited in the archives of the Government of the United States, and

duly certified copies thereof shall be transmitted by that Government to the other

contracting Powers.

In faith whereof the above-named plenipotentiaries have signed the presee;

Treaty.

Done at the City of Washington the sixth day of February, one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-two.

 GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE

DECLARATION SIGNED BY GREAT BRITAIN AND

FRANCE RESPECTING SPHERES OF INFLUENCE

—

Signed at London, 15th January, 1896

The undersigned, duly authorised by their respective Grovernments, have signed

I the following Declaration :—

I. —The Governments of Great Britain and France engage to one a

I neither of them will, without the consent of the other, in any case, or under any

r pretext, advance their armed forces into the region which is comprised in the basins

i of the Petcha Bouri, Meiklong, Menam, and Bang Pa Kong (Petriou) rivers and

I their respective tributaries, together with the extent of coast from Muong Bang

| Tapan to Muong Pase, the basins of the rivers on which those two places are

i situated, and the basins of the other rivers, the estuaries of which are included in

; that coast; and including also the territory lying to the north of the basin of the

Menam and situated between the Anglo-Siamese frontier, the Mekong River, and

I the Eastern watershed of the Me Ing. They further engage not to acquire within

j this region any special privilege or advantage which shall riot be enjoyed in common

by, or equally open to, Great Britain and France and their nationals and dependents.

^ These stipulations, however, shall not be interpreted as derogating from the special

l clauses which, in virtue of the Treaty concluded on Oct. 3, 1893, between France

| and Siam, apply to a zone of 25 kilom. on the right bank of the Mekong and to the

[ navigation of that river.

II. —Nothing in the foregoing clause shall hinder any action

! two Powers may agree and which they shall think necessary in order to uphold

1 the independence of the Kingdom of Siam. But they engage not to enter into

^ any separate agreement permitting a third Power to take any actiori from which

I they are bound by the present declaration themselves to abstain.

III. —From the mouth of the Nam Huok northwards as f

l' frontier the thalweg of the Mekong shall form the limit of the possessions or

f spheres of influence of Great Britain and France. It is agreed that the nationals

: and dependents of each of the two countries shall not exercise any jurisdiction or

authority within the possessions or sphere of influence of the other.

The police of the islands in this part of the river, which are separated from

j the British shore by a branch of the river, shall, so long as they are thus separated,

I be entrusted to the French authorities. The fishery shall be open to the

jf. inhabitants of both banks.

IV. —The two Governments agree that all commercial and o

advantages conceded in the two Chinese provinces of Yunnan and Szechuen either

to Great Britain or France, in virtue of their respective Conventions with China

j| of March 1, 1894, and June 20, 1895, and all privileges and advantages of any

f nature which may in the future be conceded in these two Chinese provinces, either

: to Great Britain or France, shall, as far as rests with them, be extended and

rendered common to both Powers and to their nationals and dependents, and they

engage to use their influence and good offices with the Chinese Government for

this purpose.

TREATY PORTS, PORTS OP CALL, AND PLACES OPE'

TO EOREIGN TRADE IN THE EAR EAST

[Note.—E.O. signifies “ effectively opened.”]

I.—CHINA

(a) Treaty ports and places opened by China to foreign trade:—

Aigun (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Amoy (Nanking), 1842.

Antung (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened, May 1, 1906).

Canton (Nanking, 1842).

Changchun (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Changsha (Japanese Treaty of October 8, 1903, E.O. July 1, 1904).

Chefoo (Yentai or Tangchow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). a

Chinan (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Ching-wang-tao (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Chinkiang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861).

Choutsun (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Chungking (Additional Article, Peking, 1890; Shimonoseki, 1895).

Dairen (Dalny) (by Japan, E.O. September 1, 1906).

Fakumen (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906)

Feng Huang Cheng (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28,1907).

Foochow (Nanking, 1842).

Hailar (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Hangchow (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Hankow (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). b

Harbin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Hun Chun (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Ichang (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Kiao-chau.

Kirin (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Kiukiang (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). b

Kiungchow (or Hoihow-in-Hainan) (Tientsin, 1858).

Kong Kun<^ Market (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention,1894).

Kongmoon (Shanghai Treaty, 1902).

Kowloon, port of entry for Canton.

Kuang-chouwan (leased to France).

Lappa, port of entry for Canton.

Liao Yang (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Lungchow (French Treaty, 1886).

Mandchourie (Manchuli) (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Mengtze (French Treaty, 1886).

Mukden (United States’ Treaty, 1903; actually opened, June 1, 1906).

Nanking (French Treaty, 1858, E.O. 1899).

Nanning (Note from Tsung-li Yamen to Sir C. MacDonald of February 4, 1897..

supplementing Treaty of 1897 modifying Burmah Convention of 1894, E.O.

January 1, 1907).

Newchwang (or Yingkow) (Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1861). c

Ningpo (Nanking, 1842).

Ninguta (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Pakhoi (or Pebhai) (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Samshui (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894).

ab Hankow

Tangchowandis Kiukiang

the port named

were in the Treaty, but Chefoowith

is the portChinese

actuallyGovernment,

opened.

November,is 1860,

Yingkow as ports

the port to beselected,

of Newchwang.openedbyunder

arrangement

Article X. of thetheTreaty of Tientsin. in

 FOEEIGN TEADE IN THE FAE EAST 15

Sanhsiug (Sino-Japanese Treaty, 1905 ; actually opened, June 28, 1907).

Santuao (or Funing; (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Shanghai (Nanking, 1842).

Shashi (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Sinminting (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. October 10, 1906).

Soochow (Shimonoseki, 1895).

Swatow (or Chao-Chow) Tientsin, 1858, E.O. 1860). a

Szemao (French Additional Convention, 1895).

Ta-tung-kou (Japanese Treaty, 1903).

Tengyueh (Momein) (Agreement of 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894)

Tiehling (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Tientsin (Peking, 1860).

Tsi-tsi-har (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. January 14, 1907).

Tungchiangtzu (Japanese Treaty, 1905, E.O. September 10, 1906).

Weihaiwei.

Wei-hsien (Imperial Decree, 1904, E.O. January 20, 1906).

Wenchow (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wuchow (Special Article, 1897, modifying Burmah Convention, 1894)

Wuhu (Chefoo, 1876, E.O. 1877).

Wusung (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Yochow (Imperial Decree, 1898).

Ports of call:—

(1) On the Yang-tsze, for passengers and cargo—

Ho-kou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Luchikou (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Nganking (Anking) (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Tatung (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

Wu-Sueh (Chefoo Convention, 1876).

(2) On the Yang-tsze, for passengers—

Hwangchow (Yang-tsze Begulations, 1898).

Hwang-tze-kang (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

I-chang b (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

Kiang-yin (Yang-tsze Regulations, 1898).

(3) On the West River, for passenger and cargo—

Do-Sihg c d (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902).

Komchuk (Burmah Couvention, 1897).

Lo-ting-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Pak-tau-hau (by Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Shiu-hing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

Takhing (Burmah Convention, 1897).

(4) On the West River, for passengers—

Fung-chuen (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

How-lik (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Kau Kong (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Kulow (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Luk Pu (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Luk To (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Mah-ning (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Wing-on (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). d

Yuet Sing (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

Yungki (Shanghai Treaty, 1902). c d

ab Not

Chao-Chow is the portwith

to heforconfounded namedIchang,

in thetheTreaty.

Treatybyport,

c Opened passenger

of His Majesty’s traffic in

Consul-General January,

prior to1903, the Viceroy

ratification of Treaty.of Canton, at the suggestion

d Canton

by Customs notification of March 1, 1904. by telegram that all had been declared open

Consulate reported, June 20, 1904,

16 FOREIGN TRADE IN THE FAR EAST

II.—COREA

Treaty ports—

Chemulpo (opened 1880 under Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Chinnampo (opened October 1, 1897).

Chungchin (opened April 1, 1908).

Fusan (Japanese Treaty, 1876).

Kansan (May 1, 1899).

Masampo (May 1, 1899).

Mokpo (October 1, 1897).

Seoul (Hanyang) (British Treaty, 1883).

Songchin (May 1, 1899).

Wonsan (or Gensan) (opened 1880 under Japanese Convention, 1879).

Ping-yang (held to be open by Agreement among foreign Representativi

at Seoul, November, 1899).

Yang-wha-chin (opened 1883 under Japanese Convention, 1882).

Yongampo (date of opening not yet fixed).

Wiju (date of opening not yet fixed).

N.JB.—At Yongampo and Wiju the Customs opened offices in July, 1906, ai

foreign steamers call there without objection on the part of the authorities.

III.—SIAM

Article IY. of the Treaty of April 18, 1855, stipulates that:—

“British subjects are permitted to trade freely in all the seaports of Siam, but

may reside permanently only at Bangkok or within the limits assigned by th: -

Treaty.”

g At the port

1st December, 1907:—of Awotnori the’following additional goods may be imported from th

Tinplates, iron tubes, solder. 1

h At the port

the exception of Muroran

of those prohibitedall byarticles

Articlemay10beof the

imported afterTariff

Customs the 1st

Law.'December, 1907, wit

i At the port of Wakamatsu the following goods may be imported:—

Freshunhulled

Rice, eggs.

Iron

Pig ore. rice, barley, wheat, oats, Indian corn and beans.

iron.

Manure.

And from the 1st December, 1907:—

Coke, manganese ore, ferro-manganese, and spiegleis^n.

j At the Port of Suminoye only the export of commodities is permitted.

k Opening notified by Decree of Formosan Government, dated August, 1899.

I The1907,

1st July, Portbyof Decree

Kakokoof(orFormosan

Hokkokei), opened with

Government, theMay,

dated others1907,

in 1899, was closed from the

the port in the Pescadores, is the local Chinese name of the port in the

m The name in brackets in this case, as in the case of each of ports of Formosa and • • ;

question.

 THE FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1800

53 and 54 Victoria, Chapter 37

An Act to Consolidate the Foreign Jurisdiction Acts

[4th August, 1890]

Whereas by treaty, capitulation grant, usage, sufferance, and other

lawful means, Her Majesty the Queen has jurisdiction within divers

foreign countries, and it is expedient to consolidate the Acts relating to

the exercise of Her Majesty’s jurisdiction out of Her dominions:

Be it therefore enacted by the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty, by

and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,

and Commons, in this present Parhament assembled, and by the

authority of the same, as follows :

1. —It is and shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen to hold

exercise, and enjoy any jurisdiction which Her Majesty now has or may loreignoonnt%^

at any time hereafter have within a foreign country in the same and as

ample a manner as if Her Majesty had acquired that jurisdiction by the

cession or conquest of territory.

2. —Where a foreign country is not subject to any government from

whom Her Majesty the Queen might obtain jurisdiction in the manner

recited by this Act, Her Majesty shall by virtue of this Act have jurisdic- in countries 11

tion over Her Majesty’s subjects for the time being resident in or resort- governments "

ing to that country, and that jurisdiction shall be jurisdiction of Her

Majesty in a foreign country within the meaning of the other provisions

of this Act.

3. —Every act and thing done in pursuance of any jurisdiction of He

Majesty in n foreign country shall be as valid as if it had been done £nce of jur^dic-

according to the local law then in force in that country. tion.

4. —(1) If in any proceeding, civil or criminal, in a Court in He

Majesty’s dominions or held under the authority of Her Majesty, any exte^of hlris-

question arises as to the existence or extent of any jurisdiction of Her diction in foreign.

Majesty in a foreign country, a Secretary of State shall, on the application oonntry'

of the Court, send to the Court within a reasonable time his decision on

the question, and his decision shall for the purposes of the proceeding

be final.

(2) The Court shall send to the Secretary of State, in a document

under the seal of the Court, or signed by a Judge of the Court, questions

framed so as properly to raise the question, and sufficient answers to

those questions shall be returned by the Secretary of State to the Court,

and those answers shall, on production thereof, be conclusive evidence of

the matters therein contained.

5. —(1) It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Counci

if she thinks fit, by Order to direct that all or any of the enactments ^“t’seheduie

described in the First Schedule to this Act, or any enactments for the

time being in force amending or substituted for the same, shall extend,

with or without any exceptions, adaptations, or modifications in the

Order mentioned, to any foreign country in which for the time being

Her Majesty has jurisdiction.

18 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

(2.) Thereupon those enactments shall, to the extent of that •

jurisdiction, operate as if that country were a British possession, and as j

if Her' Majesty in Council were the Legislature of that possession.

Power to send a 6.—(1) Where a person is charged with an offence cognizable by i

rntroffen^e^for British

trial to a British charged

from Hertocourt in a foreign behalf

Majesty country, any byperson having authority derived

possession. be sent inforthat

trial to anymay, warrant,

British possession cause thetime

for the person

being !

appointed in that behalf by Order in Council, and upon the arrival of tl

person so charged in that British possession, such criminal court of that '

possession as is authorised in that behalf by Order in Council, or, if n *

courtis so authorised, the supreme criminal court of that possession may r

cause him to be kept in safe and proper custody, and so soon as con-

veniently may be may inquire of, try, and determine the offence, and on j

conviction punish the offender according to the laws in force in that !

behalf within that possession in the same manner as if the offence had

been committed within the jurisdiction of that criminal court.

Provided that—

(a) A person so charged may, before being so sent for tria ,

tender for examination to a British court in the foreign country

where the offence is alleged to have been committed any

competent witness whose evidence he deems material for his

defence and whom he alleges himself unable to produce at the

trial in the British possession:

(b) In such case the British court in the foreign country shali

proceed in the examination and cross-examination of the witness

as though he bad been tendered at a trial before that court, and

shall cause the evidence so taken to be reduced into writing,

and shall transmit to the criminal court of the British possess! ;

by which the person charged is to be tried a copy of the evidem \

certified as correct under the seal of the court before which th •

evidence was taken, or the signature of a judge of that court:

(c) Thereupon the court of the British possession before which the

trial takes place shall allow so much of the evidence so taken as

would have been admissible according to the law and practice

of that court, had the witness been produced and examined at

the trial, to be read and received as legal evidence at the trial •

(d) The court of the British possession shall admit and give effect

to the law by which the alleged offender would have been tried

by the British court in the foreign country in which his offenc

is alleged to have been committed, as far as that law relates to

the criminality of the act alleged to have been committed, or

the nature or degree of the offence, or the punishment thereof,

if the law differs in those respects from the law in force in that

British possession.

(2) Nothing in this section shall alter or repeal any law, statute, or

usage by virtue of which any offence committed out of Her Majesty’s

dominions may, irrespectively of this Act, be inquired of, tried, determined

and punished within Her Majesty’s dominions, or any part thereof.

Provision as to countr7. Where an offender convicted before a British court in a foreign

tn!mt of persons

convicted. ° imprisonment, J has beenor sentenced

any otherbypunishment,

that court tothesuffer death,shall

sentence penalbeservitude,

carried

into effect in such place as may be directed by Order in Council or be

determined in accordance with directions given by Order in Council, and

the conviction and sentence shall be of the same force in the place in

which the sentence is so carried into effect as if the conviction had been

made and the sentence passed by a competent court in that place.

 fc OKEIGN JUEISDICTION ACT, 1890 19

8. Where, by Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act, any done Validity of acts

British court in a foreign country is authorised to order the removal or under Order-

deportation of any person from that country, that removal or deportation, in Council.

and any detention for the purposes thereof, according to the provisions

of the Order in Council, shall be as lawful as if the order of the

court were to have effect wholly within that country.

9. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council, by Power to assign-

Order, to assign to or confer on any court in any British possession, or jurisdiction Courtsto in

held under the authority of Her Majesty, any jurisdiction, civil or criminal, British

cases

Foreignwithin Act.

original or appellate, which may lawfully by Order in Council be assigned Jurisdiction

to or conferred on any British court in any foreign country, and to

make such provisions and regulations as to Her Majesty in Council seem

meet respecting the exercise of the jurisdiction so assigned or conferred,

and respecting the enforcement and execution of the judgments, decrees,

orders, and sentences of any such court, and respecting appeals therefrom.

10. It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council to revoke Power to amendf

or vary any Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act. Council.

11. Every Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall be Laying before

Parliament,

laid before both Houses of Parliament forthwith after it is made, if and

Orderseffectin of

Parliament be then in session, and if not, forthwith after the commence- Council

ment of the then next session of Parliament, and shall have effect as if it

were enacted in this Act.

12. —(1) If any Order in Council made in pursuanceInOrders ofwhatthis

incasesAct as

respects any foreign country is in any respect repugnant to the provisions repugnancy.

of any Act of Parliament extending to Her Majesty’s subjects in that Council void

country, or repugnant to any order or regulation made under the authority

of any such Act of Parliament, or having in that country the force and

effect of any such Act, it shall be read subject to that Act, order, or

regulation, and shall, to the extent of such repugnancy, but not otherwise,

be void.

(2) An Order in Council made in pursuance of this Act shall not be,

or be deemed to have been, void on the ground of repugnancy to the

law of England unless it is repugnant to the provisions of some such

Act of Parliament, order, or regulation as aforesaid.

13. —(1) An action, suit, prosecution, or proceeding against

Provisions for any

person for any act done in pursuance or execution or intended protection personsunderof

execution of this Act, or of any enactment repealed by this Act, or of any acting

Order in Council made under this Act, or of any such jurisdiction of Her Foreign Jurisdie-

Majesty as is mentioned in this Act, or in respect of any alleged neglect

or default in the execution of this Act, or of any such enactment, Order

in Council, or jurisdiction as aforesaid, shall not lie or be instituted :

(a) in any court within Her Majesty’s dominions, unless it is

commenced within six months next after the act, neglect, or

default complained of, or in case of a continuance of injury or

damage within six months next after the ceasing thereof, or

where the cause of action arose out of Her Majesty’s dominions

within six months after the parties to the action, suit, prosecu-

tion, or proceeding have been within the jurisdiction of the

court in which the same is instituted ; nor

(b) in any of Her Majesty’s courts without Her Majesty’s dominions

unless the cause of action arose within the jurisdiction of that

court, and the action is commenced within six months next

after the act, neglect or default complained of, or, in case

of a continuance of injury, or damage, within six months next

after the ceasing thereof.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890

(2)—In any such action, suit, or proceeding, tender of amends before

the same was commenced may be pleaded in lieu of or in addition to any

other plea. If the action, suit, or proceeding was commenced after such

tender, or is proceeded with after payment into court of any money in

satisfaction of the plaintiff’s claim, and the plaintiff does not recover

more than the sum tendered or paid, he shall not recover any costs

incurred after such tender or payment, and the defendant shall be entitled

to costs, to be taxed as between solicitor and client, as from the time of

such tender or payment; but this provision shall not affect costs on any

injunction in the action, suit, or proceeding,

jurisdiction Ina e14*.—It shall be lawful for Her Majesty the Queen in Council to

n as crnseas. ^ anybeing

tafnEaltcraseas’ ^aw thinatanymavessel

y seematmeet

a distance

for the ofgovernment

not more than

of Her oneMajesty’s

hundred

miles from the coast of China or of Japan, as fully and effectual as any

such law might be made by Her Majesty in Council for the Government

of Her Majesty’s subjects being in China or in Japan.

Provision

l^ectsoandianas to 15.—Where

extends anyenjoying

to perallso nssubjectsOrder Her

in Council made in pursuance

Majesty’s ofexpression

this Act

nnces. shall include of the several Princesprotection,

and Statesthatin India.

16.—In this Act,—

Definitions The ofexpression

Her Majesty’s “ foreign country: ” means any country or place out

dominions

The expression “British court in a foreign country” means any

British court having jurisdiction out of Her Majesty’s dominions

in pursuance of an Order in Council whether made under any

Act or otherwise:

The expression “jurisdiction” includes power.

■SorTarvVctrnli W-—The

econd schedule, be revoked Acts mentioned

or varied in the by

by Her Majesty Second

OrderSchedule to this Act may

in Council.

Repeal. 18.—The Acts mentioned in the Third Schedule to this Act are

hereby repealed to the extent in the third column of that schedule

mentioned : Provided that,—

(1) Any Order in Council, commission, “r instructions made or

issued in pursuance of any enactment repealed by this Act, shall,

if in force at the passing of this Act, continue in force, until

altered or revoked by Her Majesty as if made in pursuance of

this Act ; and shall, for the purposes of this Act, be deemed

to have been made or issued under and in pursuance of this

Act ; and

(2) Any enactment, Order in Council, or document referring to any

enactment repealed by this Act shall be construed to refer to

the corresponding enactment of this Act.

short title 19.—(1) This Act may be cited as the Foreign Jurisdiction Act,

1890.

(2) The Acts whereof the short titles are given in the First Schedule

to this Act may be cited by the respective short titles given in that

schedule.

 FOREIGN JURISDICTION ACT, 1890 21

SCHEDULES

FIRST SCHEDULE (Sections 5 and 19)

! Enactments which

0ERnETrD Short Title.

“v Council.

12 & 13 Viet. c. 96. An Act to provide for the Pro- The whole Act. Admiralty Offences

secution

Majesty’s and Trialof Offences

Colonies in Her (Colonial)

1849. Act,

committed

diction of thewithin the juris-

Admiralty.

14 & 15 Viet. c. 99. An Act to amend the law of. Sections seven and ' Evidence Act, 1851,

I 17& 18 Viet. c. 104. Theevidence. Merchant Shipping Act, eleven.

I| 19&20Vict. c. 113. An1854. Act to provide taking The whole Act. j Foreign Tribunals

j!! and

evidence

Dominions Her forMajesty’s

inin relation to civil Evidence

1856. ■ Act,

commercial matters pend-

I 22 Viet. c. 20. ji AningActbefore Foreign“fortribunals,

to inprovide taking The whole Act. Evidence by Corn-

evidence

I ings pending Suits andTribunals

before Proceed- mis-ion Act, 1859.

inin places

Her Majesty’s Dominions,

outtribunals.

of the jurisdic-

1 22 & 23 Viet. c. 63. Antion oftosuchafford

Actmore Facilities for The whole A ct. British

tainmentLaw Ascer-

Act,

the certain Ascertain- 1859.

inment

oneofPart

Dominions,

the Lawof administered

Her Majesty’s

the Courts when

thereof.

pleadedPartin

of another

Antures

ActoftoHerenable the

Majesty’s Legisla-

Posses- The whole Act. | Admiralty

Colonial)Offences

f1860. Act,

sions

ments Abroad

similar totomake

the Enact-

Enact-

ment of the Actchapter

the Fourth, ninth, George

thirty-

24 & 25 Viet. c. 11. ;! Anone,Actsection

to eight.facilities

afford forof The whole Act. j Foreign Law Ascer-

the

the betterof Foreign

Law Ascertainment

Countries tainment

1861. Act,

when

in Herpleaded

Majesty’s in Courts with-

Dominions.

30 124.& 31 Viet. c. I The Merchant Shipping Act, Section eleven.

37&38 Viot. c. 94. !j TheAct,1867.Conveyancing (Scotland) Section fifty-one.

44 & 45 Viet. c. 69. j The Fugitive 1874. Offenders Act, The whole Act.

48 & 49 Viet. c. 74. The1881.Evidence by Commission The whole Act.

| Act, 1885.

22 FOKEIGN JUKISD1CTION ACT, 1890

SECOND SCHEDULE (Section 17)

Acts which may be revoked or varied by Order in Council

Session and Chapter. Extent of Repeal.

24 & 25 Viet. c. 31. An ofActoffences

for thecommitted

preventionbyandHerpunishment

Majesty’s | The whole Act.

subjects within certain territories adja- j

26 & 27 Viet. c. 35. An cent

Act forto the

ofsubjects

offences

colony of Sierra

thecommitted

prevention Leone. The whole Act,

byandHerpunishment

Majesty’s

in South Africa.

THIED SCHEDULE (Section 18)

Enactments repealed

Session and Chapter. Title or Short Title. Extent of Repeal.

2026 && 217 Viet. TheActForeign

Viet. c.c. 9475 An Jurisdiction

to confirm an OrderofAct,injurisdiction

1843. con- The

Council The whole

whole Act-

Act.

cerning the exercise

matters arising within the kingdom of in

28 & 29 Viet. c. 116 | TheSiam. Foreign Jurisdiction Act Amendment The whole Act.

29 & 30 Viet. c. 87 TheAct, 1865.Jurisdiction

Foreign

Act. 1866. Act Amendment The whole Act.

33 & 34 Viet. c. 55 Thediction

Siam and Straits

1870. Act, 1875. Juris- The

Settlements

Act,Jurisdiction The whole Act.

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 STATUTORY RULES AND ORDERS, 1909. No. 751

THE CHINA AND COREA (CONSULAR FEES) ORDER IN COUNCIL, 1909

At the Court at Buckingham Palace, the 28th day of June, 1909

Present :—

The King’s Most Excellent Majesty in Council.

Whereas by “The Consular Salaries and Fees Act, 1891,” His Majesty the King

is authorized by Order in Council to fix the fees to be taken in respect of any matter

or thing done by a Consular officer in the execution of his office, and to vary such

fees by way of increase or decrease, and to abolish fees and to create new fees;

And whereas it is expedient that the Table of Fees fixed by the China and Corea

•(Consular and Marriage Fees) Order in Council, 1906, should, in certain respects, be

added to, and that fees should be created in respect of the attendance of Consular

officers in the Mixed Court at Shanghai, and in respect of the assistance rendered by

Consular officers to British litigants in such Court:

Now, therefore, in pursuance of the before-mentioned Act, His Majesty is

pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby

ordered, as follows:

1. This Order may be cited as “The China and Corea (Consular Fees) Order in

Council, 1909.”

2. The several fees set forth in the Table annexed to this Order are hereby

■established, and the said Table shall be construed as part of this Order.

8. This Order shall come into operation on such date as His Majesty’s Consul-

General at Shanghai shall appoint.

4. This Order shall extend to all places in China and Corea.

And the Right Honourable Sir Edward Grey, Baronet, one of His Majesty’s

Principal Secretaries of State, is to give the necessary directions herein.

A. W. Fitzroy.

SCHEDULE

Table of Consular Fees to be taken in respect of Assistance Rendered

by the Assessor in the Mixed Court at Shanghai.

1. On application to the Assessor for his request for the assistance of the

Chinese authorities, including filing Petition: —

Where the amount involved is— s. d.

Under 10Z 2 6

10Z. and under 50Z. ... 5 0

50Z. and under 100Z 7 6

100Z. or upwards 10 0

For each complete 100Z. not exceeding a total fee of 5Z.

2. On each subsequent communication in writing to the China

authorities 2 6

3. Hearing fee on each attendance of the Assessor at a sitting

of the Court 10 0

24 TABLES OF CONSULAR FEES

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 TEXT OF RECENT SINO-FOREIGN

TREATIES, ETC.

[Declaration of the Nationalist Government on July 7, 1928.]

On July 7, 1928, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Nationalist Gov-

ernment* made the following declaration (translation) on the conclusion of

new Treaties with the Powers:

“The Nationalist Government, with a view to adapting themselves to the

present day circumstances and with the object of promoting the welfare of

and the friendly relations between China and different countries, have always

considered the abrogation of all the unequal Treaties and the conclusion of

new Treaties on the basis of equality and mutual respect for territorial

sovereignty as the most pressing problem at the present time. These aims have

been embodied in declarations repeatedly made by the Nationalist Government.

“Now that the unification of China is an accomplished fact, it is the task

of the Nationalist Government to make every effort to fully realize these aims.

While they will continue to afford protection to foreign lives and property in

China, according to law, the Nationalist Government hereby make the follow-

ing specific declaration with regard to all the unequal Treaties:

“(1) All the unequal Treaties between the Republic of China and other

countries, which have already expired, shall be ipso facto abrogated, and new

Treaties shall be concluded.

“(2) The Nationalist Government will immediately take steps to terminate,

in accordance with proper procedure, those unequal Treaties which have not

yet expired, and conclude new Treaties.

“(3) In the case of old Treaties which have already expired, but which

have not yet been replaced by new Treaties, the Nationalist Government will

promulgate appropriate interim regulations to meet the exigencies of such

situation.”

Interim Regulations.

At the same time the Nationalist Government issued the following Pro-

visional Regulations Governing the Relations between China and the Powers

after the Abrogation of the Old Treaties and pending the Conclusion of New

Treaties: —

“1 Foreign countries and foreigners, as designated in these Regulations,

apply only to those foreign countries and the nationals theriof whose Treaties

with China have already expired, and with whom new Treaties have not yet

been concluded.

“2 All diplomatic officials and consular officials of foreign countries sta-

tioned in China shall be entitled to proper treatment accorded under inter-

national law.

“3. The persons and properties of foreigners in China shall receive due

protection under Chinese Law.

“4. Foreigners in China shall be subject to the regulations of Chinese Law

and the jurisdiction of Chinese Law Courts.

Republic* Since October 10, 1928, the English designation has been altered to the “ National Government of the

of China.”

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

“5. Pending the enforcement of the National Tariff Schedule, the regular

customs duties on commodities imported into -China from foreign countries

or by foreigner's, and those exported from Chtna to foreign countries, shal*

be collected in accordance with the. existing tariff schedule.

“6. All taxes and duties which Chinese citizens are under obligation to pay

shall be payable equally by foreigners in accordance with the law.

“7. Matters not provided for by the foregoing Regulations, shall be dealt

with in accordance with International Law and Chinese Municipal (Law.”

TREATIES WHICH HAVE EXPIRED

Treaties covered by the first item of the Nationalist Government’s de-

claration of July 7, 1928, are the Sino-French Conventions relative to the

overland trade between the Chinese frontier and French Indo-China, as well

as the Sino-Japanese, Sino-Belgian, Sino-Spanish, Sino-Portuguese, Sino-

Italian and (Sino-Danish Commercial Treaties.

The Sino-French Convention of Tientsin of April 25th, 1886, the Sino-

French Additional Commercial Convention of June 26th, 1887, and the Sino

French Supplementary Convention of June 20th, 1895, expired simultaneously

on August 7th, 1926. The Sino-Japanese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation

of July 21st, 1896, together with the Supplementary Treaty of October 8th,

1903, expired on October 20th, 1926. The Sino-Belgian Treaty of Peking of

November 2nd, 1865 expired on October 27th, 1926. The Sino-Spanish Treaty

of Tientsin of October 10th, 1864, expired on May 10th, 1927. The Sino-

Portuguese Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of December 1st, 1887, ex-

pired on April 28th, 1928. The Sino-Italian Treaty of Peking of Octeber 26th,

1866, and the Sino-Danish Treaty of Tientsin of July 13th, 1863, expired

simultaneously on June 30th, 1928.

With these Powers the Nationalist Government carried on diplomatic

correspondence and negotiations for the purpose of concluding new Treaties.

The texts of the Treaties resulting therefrom follow.

SINO-AMEMCAN TARIFF TREATY

Treaty regulating Tariff Regulations between the Republic of China

and the United States of America.

The Republic of China and the United States of America, both being

animated by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily

subsist between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the

commercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a

treaty designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries: —

The Government Council of the Nationalist Government of the Republic

of China:

Mr. T. V. Soong, Minister of Finance of the Nationalist Govern-

ment of the Republic of China;

The President of the United States of America:

Mr. J. V. A. MacMurray. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to China ;

Who having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been

found to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the

two Countries:

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and the United States of America relating to rates

of duty on imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and

tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the

principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however,

to the condition that each of the High Contracting parties shall enjoy in the

territories of the other with respect to the above specified and any related

matters, treatment in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment

accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay, within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and ex-

portions other or higher than those paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

The above provisions shall become effective on January 1, 1929, provided

that the exchange of ratifications hereinafter provided shall have taken place

by that date; otherwise, at a date four months subsequent tc such exchange

of ratifications.

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of this Treaty have been care-

fully compared and verified; but, in the event of there being a difference of

meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English text shall be

held to prevail.

This Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting Parties in accordance

with their respective constitutional methods, and the ratifications shall be

exchanged in Washington as soon as possible.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty in duplicate in the English and Chinese

languages and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Peiping, the 25th day of the 7th month of the 17th year of tha

Republic of China, corresponding to the 25th of July, 1928.

(Signed) T. V. Soong

(Signed) J. Y. A MacMurray

SINO-FRENCH TARIFF TREATY

Treaty Regulating Customs Relations between the Republic of China

and the French Republic.

{Translation from the French).

On September 29, 1928, Dr C. T. Wang sent to Mr. Cosm^, the French

Charg6 d’Affaires at Peiping, a Note, suggesting that the tariff relations

between China and Fiance be readjusted on the basis of the principles which

had been proposed to the British and other friendly Governments. As a result

of the subsequent negotiations between iDr. Wang and Count de Martel, the

French Minister, the following treaty was concluded on December 22, 1928:

The Republic of China and the French Republic, animated by the desire

to further consolidate the ties of friendship which happily subsist between

the two countries and to develop their commercial relations, have decided to

conclude a Treaty and have, for this purpose, named as their respective Pleni-

potentiaries, that is to say:

30 SINO-FOREIGfN TREATIES

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

His Excellency Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China;

The President of the French Republic:

His Excellency Count D. de Martel, Minister Plenipotentiary and

Envoy Extraordinary of the French Republic to China, Com-

mander de la Legion d’Honneur,

Who, having communicated to each other their full powers, found in good

and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—All the piovisions which appear in the treaties hitherto con-

cluded and in force between China and France relating to rates of duty on

imports and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage

dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle,

of complete autonomy shall henceforth apply in respect of the Customs tariff

and related matters, subject, however, to the condition that each of the High

Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories, possessions, colonies and

protectorates of the other, in relation to the above specified and related mat-

ters, treatment in no way less favourable than that effectively enjoyed by

any other country.

Article II.—The Nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties

shall not be compelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories

possessions, colonies and protectorates of the other any duties, internal charges

or taxes upon their importations and exportations higher or other than those

paid by nationals of the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article III.—The present Treaty has been written in Chinese and French

and the two texts have been carefully compared and verified, but in the event

of there being a difference of meaning between the two, the French text shall

be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and the ratifications

shall be exchanged in Paris. It shall come into force on the day on which

the two Governments shall have notified each other that ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking this twenty-second day of the twelfth month of the

seventeenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twenty-second

day of December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengtino T. Wang.

(Signed) D. de Martel.

THE SINO-NORWEGIAN, SINO-NETHEELANDS,

AND SINO-SWEDISH TREATIES

On September 12, 192o, Dr. C T. Wang sent practically identical notes to

the Netherlands Minister and the Norwegian and Swedish Charge d'Affaires

at Peiping, suggesting the following points for the readjustment of the tariff

relations between China and the Powers concerned:

1. Allrelating

provisions

to contained in theontreaties

rates of duty importsnowandexisting

exportsbetween China and

of merchandise,

drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and the

principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply.

2. In Customs and related matters the principle of reciprocal and undis

criminatory treatment shall apply.

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 31

3. Contemplated Treaty to become effective pn January 1st, 1929, if ratifi-

cations have been exchanged before that date, otherwise on the day of such

exchange of ratifications.

The texts of the iSino-Norwegian, Sino-Netherlands, and Sino-Swedish

treaties, signed respectively on November 12, December 19, and December 20,

are given below :

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between the Republic of China

and the Kingdom of Norway.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Norway, both being animated

by an earnest desire to maintain the good relations which happily subsist

between the two countries, and wishing to extend and consolidate the com-

mercial intercourse between them, have, for the purpose of negotiating a treaty

designed to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries:—

The President of the National Government of the Republic of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister of Foreign Affairs of ih&

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Norway:

Mr N. Aall, Charge d'Affaires of Norway in China;

who, having met and duly exchanged their full powers, which have been found

to be in proper form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.--41! provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and Norway relating toueratesan of duty on imports

and exports of merchandise, drawbacks, Tansit ^ s d tonnage dues in

China shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of com-

plete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition

that each of the High Contracting Paities shall enjoy in the territories of

the other with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment

in no way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any

other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories of the other

Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their importations and ex-

portations other or higher than those paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The English and Chinese texts of the present Treaty have

been carefully compared and verified; but, in the event of there being a

difference of meaning between the two, the sense as expressed in the English

text shall be held to prevail.

The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible and shall come into

force on the day on which the two Governments shall have notified each other

that the ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the pre-

sent Treaty in duplicate in the Chinese and English languages and have affixed

thereto their seals.

Done at Shanghai this twelfth day of the eleventh month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twelfth day of

November, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T.andWang,

Plenipotentiary Minister of

Foreign Affairs of the National

Government of the Republic of

China.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Plenipotentiary and Charge d’Af-

faires of Norway in China.

32 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between the Republic of China and

the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The National Government of the Republic of China and Her Majesty the

Queen of the Netherlands, animated by an earnest desire to consolidate the

ties of friendship which happily subsist between the two countries and to

further develop their commercial relations, have with this object in view re-

solved to conclude a treaty, and have for this purpose named as their respective

Plenipotentiaries, that is to say:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Or. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands:

Mr. Willem Jacob Oudendijk, Commander in the Order of Orange

Nassau, Knight in the Order of the Netherlands Lion, Her

Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

in China;

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

found in good and due form, have agreed upon the following Articles:

Article I.—All provisions which appear in the treaties hitherto concluded

and in force between China and the Kingdom of the Netherlands relating

to rates of duty on imports and. exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit

dues and tonnage dues in China shall be annulled and become inoperative,

and the principal of complete national tariff autonomy shall apply subject,

however, to the condition that each of the High Contracting Parties shall

enjoy in the territories, possessions and colonies of the other, with respect

to the above specified and any related matters, treatment in no way discri-

minatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled under any pretext whatever to pay within the territories, possessions

or colonies of the other Party any duties, internal charges or taxes upon their

importations and exportations other or higher than those paid by nationals of

the country or by nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The present Treaty is drawn up in two copies in the Chinese,

Netherlands, and English languages. In the event of there being a difference

of meaning between these texts, the sense as expressed in the English text

shall prevail.

Article III. -The present Treaty shall be ratified by the High Contracting

Parties as soon as possible and the instruments of ratification shall be ex-

changed at Nanking. It shall come into force on the day on which the two

Governments shall have notified each other that the ratification has been

effected.

In faith whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present

Treaty in duplicate and have affixed thereto their seals.

Done at Nanking, this nineteenth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the nineteen day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chenoting T. Wang

(Signed) W. J. Oudendijk

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES 33

Treaty Regulating Tariff Relations between China and Sweden.

The Republic of China and the Kingdom of Sweden, mutually animated

by a desire to maintain the ties of friendship which happily exist between

the two countries and wishing to consolidate and extend the commercial in-

tercourse between them, have for the purpose of negotiating a treaty designed

to facilitate these objects, named as their Plenipotentiaries:

His Excellency the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

Dr. Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign Agairs of the

National Government of the Republic of China;

His Majesty the King of Sweden :

Baron C. Leijonhufvud, Charge d’Affaires ad interim of Sweden in

China;

Who, having exchanged their full powers found to be in due and proper

form, have agreed upon the following treaty between the two countries.

Articlebetween

in force I.—AllChina

provisions which appear

and Sweden relatingintotreaties

rates ofhitherto

duty onconcluded

imports andand

exports of merchandise, drawbacks, transit dues and tonnage dues in China

shall be annulled and become inoperative, and the principle of complete na-

tional tariff autonomy shall apply subject, however, to the condition that each

of the High Contracting Parties shall enjoy in the territories of the other

with respect to the above specified and any related matters treatment in no

way discriminatory as compared with the treatment accorded to any other country.

The nationals of neither of the High Contracting Parties shall be com-

pelled underinternal

any duties, any pretext

chargeswhatever

or taxestoupon

pay, their

withinimportations

the territories

and ofexportations

the other,

other or higher than those which are paid by nationals of the country or by

nationals of any other country.

Article II.—The present Treaty has been drawn up in two copies in

Chinese, Swedish and English. In case of any difference of interpretation,

the English text shall prevail.

Article III.—The present Treaty shall be ratified as soon as possible by

the High Contracting Parties in accordance with their respective constitutional

procedure, by Sweden subject to the approval of the Riksdag, and shall come

into force on the day on which the High Contracting Parties shall have notified

each other that ratification has been effected.

In testimony whereof, we, the undersigned, by virtue of our respective

powers have signed this Treaty and have affixed our respective seals.

Done at Nanking the twentieth day of the twelfth month of the seven-

teenth year of the Republic of China, corresponding to the twentieth day of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chenqting T. Wang.

(Signed) Carl Leijonhdfvud.

THE SINQ-BRITISH TREATY

In a Note dated August 30, 1928, Dr. Wang suggested to Sir Miles Lamp

son, British Minister to China, the readjustment of the tariff relations be-

tween China and Great Britain along the lines which were later propossed

to the Norwegian, Netherlands and Swedish Governments.

The new Sino-British tariff treaty was signed on December 20, 1928. The

text of the treaty is given below:

2

 SINO-FOREIGN TREATIES

TariS Autonomy Treaty between Cnina and Great Britain.

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China, and

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions

beyond the Seas, Emperor of India.

Desiring to strengthen the good relations which happily exist between

them and to facilitate and extend trade and commerce between their respec-

tive countries,

Have resolved to conclude a treaty for this purpose and have appointed

as their plenipotentiaries —

His Excellency, the President of the National Government of the Re-

public of China:

His Excellency, Doctor Chengting T. Wang, Minister for Foreign

Affairs of the National Government of the Republic of China ;

His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland and the British

Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India; For Great

Britain and Northern Ireland :

Sir Miles Wedderburn Lampson, K.C.M.G., C.B., M.V.O., His

Majesty’s Envoy Entraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary

to the Republic of China;

Who, having communicated their full powers, found in good and due form

have agreed as follows: —

Article I.—It is agreed that all provisions of the existing treaties between

the High Contracting Parties which limit in any way the right of China to

settle her national customs tariff in such way as she may think fit are hereby

abrogated, and that the principle of complete national tariff autonomy shall

apply.

Article II.—The nationals of either of the High Contracting Parties shall

not be compelled under any pretext whatsoever to pay in the territories of

His Britannic Majesty to which the present Treaty applies and China res-

pectively any duties, internal charges or taxes upon goods imported or ex-

ported

origin byby British

them otherand than or higher

Chinese nationalsthanrespectively,

those paidoronbygoods of theofsame

nationals any

other foreign country

Article III -His Britannic Majesty agrees to the abrogation of all provi

sions of the existing treaties between the High Contracting Parties which

limit the right of China to impose tonnage dues at such rates as she may

think fit.

In regard to tonnage dues and all matters connected therewith, Chinese

ships in those territories of His Britannic Majesty to which the present treaty

applies and British ships in China, shall receive treatment not less favourable

than that accorded to the ships of any other foreign country.

Article IV—The present treaty shall be ratified and the ratifications shall

be exchanged in London as soon as possible. It shall come into force on the

date on which the two Parties shall have notified each other that ratification

has been effected.

The Chinese and English texts of the present treaty have been carefully

compared

between theandtwoverified; but asin the

the sense event ofin there

expressed being a text

the English difference

shall ofbe meaning

held to

prevail.

In witness whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed the present

treaty in duplicate, and have affixed thereunto their seals.

Doneyearat ofNanking,

teenth the twentieth

the Republic of China,daycorresponding

of the twelfth month

to the of the day

twentieth seven-of

December, nineteen hundred and twenty-eight.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang.

(Signed) Miles W. Lampson.

 THE ANTI-WAR TREATY (KELLOGG PACT)

1.—UNITED STATES, INVITATION TO CHINA.

Legation of the United States of America

Peking, August 27, 1028.

^ Excellency:

I have the honour to inform you that the Governments of Germany, the

United States of America', Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada, Australia,

New Zealand, South Africa, The Irish Free State, India, Italy, Japan, Poland,

and Czecho-Slovakia have this day signed in Paris a treaty binding them to

| renounce war as an instrument of national policy m their relations with one

\ another and to seek only by pacific means the settlement of or solution of all

•disputes which may arise among them

This treaty, as Your Excellency is aware, is the outcome of negotiations

which commenced on June 20, 1927, when M. Briand, Minister for Foreign

I Affairs of the French Republic!, submitted to my Government a draft of a pact

i of perpetual friendship between France and the United States. In the course

| of the subsequent negotiations this idea was extended so as to include as

original signatories of the anti-war treaty not only France and the United

I States but also Japan, the British Empire and all the Governments which

I participated with France and Great Britain in the Locarno agreements, namely,

Belgium, Czecho-Slovakia, Germany, Italy, and Poland. This procedure met

; the point raised by the British Government in its note of May 19, 1928, where

it stated that the treaty from its very nature was not one which concerned that

; Government alone but was one in which that Government could not undertake

to participate otherwise than jointly and simultaneously with the Government

in the Dominions and the Government of India; it also settled satisfactorily

the question whether there was any inconsistency between the new treaty and

the treaties of Locarno, thus meeting the observations of the French Govern-

ment as to the necessity of extending the number of original signatories.

The decision to limit the original signatories to the Powers named above,

that is, to the United States, Japan, the parties to the (Locarno treaties, the

British Dominions, and India was based entirely upon practical considerations.

( It was the desire of the United States that the negotiations be successfully con-

cluded at the earliest possible moment and that the treaty become operative

; without the delay that would inevitably result were prior universal acceptance

made a condition

moreover, precedent

that if these Powersto its

couldcoming

agreedintouponforce. My Government

a simple renunciationfelt,of

' war as an instrumtnt of national policy, there could be no doubt that most if

| not all the other Powers of the world would find the formula equally acceptable

and would hasten to lend their unqualified support to so impressive a move

j ment for the perpetuation of peace. The United States has, however, been

I anxious from the beginning that no state should feel deprived of an opport-

unity to participate promptly in the new treaty and thus not only align

itself formally and solemnly with this new manifestation of the popular demand

for world peace but also avail itself of the identical benefits enjoyed by the

original signatories Accordingly, in the draft treaty proposed by it, the

United States made specific provision for participation in the treaty by any

and every Power desiring to identify itself therewith and this same provision

is found in the definitive instrument signed to-day in Paris. It will also be

observed that the Powers signing the treaty have recorded in the preamble

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36 KEIXOGG PACT

their hope that every nation of the world will participate in the treaty and

in that connection I am happy to be able to report that my Government hay.

already received from several Governments informal indications that they are

prepared to do so at the earliest possible moment. This convincing evidence

of the world wide interest and sympathy which the new treaty has evoked is

most gratifying to all the Governments concerned.

In these circumstances I have the honour formally to communicate to '

Your Excellency for your consideration, and for the approval of your Gov-

ernment, if it concurs therein, the text of the above-mentioned treaty as

signed to-day in Paris, omitting only that part of the preamble which names

the several plenipotentiaries. The text is as follows:

“The President of the German Reich, the President of the United States

of America, His Majesty the King of the Belgians, the President of the

French Republic, His Majesty the King of Great Britain, Ireland, and the

British Dominions beyond the Seas, Emperor of India, His Majesty the

King of Italy, His Majesty the Emperor of Japan, the President of the

Republic of Poland, the President of the Czecho-Slovakian Republic, deeply

sensible of their solemn duty to promote the welfare of mankind;

“Persuaded that the time has come when a frank prescription of war

as an instrument of national policy should be made to the end that the

peaceful and friendly relations now existing between their peoples may be

perpetuated:

“Convinced that all changes in the relations with one another should be

sought only by pacific means and be the result of peaceful and orderly

process and that any signatory Power which shall hereafter seek to pro

mote its national interests by resort to war should be denied the benefits

furnished by this treaty;

“Hopeful that encouraged by their example all the other nations of

the world will join in this humane endeavour and by adhering to the

present treaty as soon as it comes into force, bring their peoples within the

scope of its beneficent provisions, thus uniting the civilized nations of the

world in a common renunciation of war as an instrument of their national

policy:

“Have decided to conclude a treaty and for that purpose have ap-

pointed as their respective plenipotentiaries (here follows the list of plen-

ipotentiaries) who, having communicated to one another their full powers

found in good and due form have agreed upon the following articles:

“Article I.—First, solemnly declare in the name of their respective

peoples that they condemn recourse to war for the solution of international

controversies, and renounce it as an instrument of national policy in their

relations with one another

“Article II.—The High Contracting Parties agree that the settlement

or solution of all disputes of conflicts of whatever nature or of whatever

origin they may be, which may arise among them, shall never be sought

except by pacific means

ArticleParties

tracting III.—The

namedpresent treaty shall

in the preamble be ratifiedwith

in accordance by the

theirHigh Con-

respective

constitutional requirements, and shall take effect as between them as soon

as all their several instruments of ratification shall have been deposited

at Washington.

“This treaty shall, when it has come into effect as prescribed in the

preceding paragraph, remain open as long as may be necessary for adher-

ence by all the other Powers of the world. Every instrument evidencing

 KEDLOGG PACT 37

the adherence of a Power shall be deposited at Washington and the treaty

shall immediately upon its deposit become effective as between the Power

thus adhering and the other Powers parties hereto.

“It shall be the duty of the Government of the United States to

furnish each Government named in the preamble and every Government

subsequently adhering to this treaty with a certified copy of the treaty and

of every instrument of ratification or adherence. It shall also be the duty

of the Government of the United States telegraphically to notify such

Governments immediately upon the deposit with it of each instrument of

ratification cr adherence.

“In faith whereof the respective plenipotentiaries have signed this

treaty in the French and English languages, both texts having equal force,

and hereunto affixed their seals.

“Done at Paris the 27th day of August in the year one thousand nine

hundred and twenty-eight.”

The provisions regarding ratification and adherence are, as Your Ex-

cellency will observe, found in the third and last Article. That Article pro-

vides that the treaty shall take effect as soon as the ratifications of all 'he

Powers named in the preamble shall have been deposited in Washington and

that it shall be open to adherence by all the other Powers of the world, in-

struments evidencing such adherence to be deposited in Washington also. Any

Power desiring to participate in the treaty may thus exercise the right to

adhere thereto and my Government will be happy to receive at any time

appropriate notices of adherence from those Governments wishing to contribute

to the success of this new movement for world peace by bringing their peoples

within its beneficent scope. It will be noted, in this connection that, the treaty

expressly provides that when it has once come into force it shall take effect

immediately between an adhering Power and the other Parties thereto, and

it is therefore 'dear that any Government adhering promptly will fully share

in the benefits of the treaty at the very moment it comes into effect.

I shall shortly transmit for Your Excellency’s convenient reference a

printed pamphlet containing the text in translation of M. Briand’s original

proposal to my Government of June 20, 1027, and the complete record of the

subsequent diplomatic correspondence on the subject of a multilateral treaty

for the renunciation of war. I shall also transmit, as soon as received from

my Government, a certified copy of the signed treaty.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to Your Excellency the

renewed assurance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Mahlon F. Perkins,

Chargi d’ Affaires.

2. CHINA’S ACCEPTANCE.

Nanking, Sept. 13, 1928.

Excellency:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your communication dated

August

for my 27consideration

in which theandGovernment of the United

for the approval of my States of America

Government presents

the text of a

treaty that was signed on the same day in Paris by the Governments of Ger-

many, the United States of America, Belgium, France, Great Britain, Canada,

Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Irish Free State, India, Italy,

Japan, Poland, and Szecho-Slovakia binding them to renounce war as an

instrument

only of national

by pacific policysettlement

means the in their orrelations

solutionwith

of one another and

all disputes whichto may

seek

arise among them.

-38 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

“The ideals which are embodied in this treaty of extraordinary significance

are the foundation on which the national life of the Chinese people is con-

structed and I wish, therefore, immediately to avail myself of this opportunity

to inform you that this impressive movement for the perpetuation of universal

peace and for the advancement of world civilization, aroused our sympathetic

interest from the very beginning and that in its present form as a definitive

treaty, my Government has decided to adhere to it without delay.

The Chinese Government and people feel deeply confident that the inter-

dependence of the different nations of the world is making it increasingly

manifest to all thinking minds that the renunciation of war and a frank

avowal of the need of friendly relations is the only means to save civilization

from the danger of destruction. We are, indeed, brought before the supreme

test whether, after those painful experiences of a few years ago which still

linger in our memory, we are not yet convinced of the absolute necessity of

a real spirit of mutual co-operation to guide us in our national policies to-

wards one another. It is therefore a source of profound satisfaction to see

that this action of momentous importance, so ably sponsored by the United

States of America, is receiving universal response.

As you are aware, the whole conception of life among our people centres

round the ideal of harmony. It is indeed difficult, if not impossible, to find

in all our thinkers a view of life which justifies conflict in any form as the

basis of a national policy, and I venture to think that it is this idea of

harmony and peace which accounts for the stability of our civilization and

the extraordinary length of our history. The present treaty to renounce

war is, in fact, a vindication of the teachings of our revered ancestors, and

especially as these teachings, which have been amplified by our late leader,

Dr. (Sun Yat-sen, so clearly embodied in such noble principles as Universal

Justice and The Brotherhood of Nations, are also at the present moment being

applied in the building up of a new China, the Chinese people are prepared

to join with America and the other signatory Powers with more than the

usual enthusiasm in endeavouring to attain the noble ends of peace.

We are deeply sensible, however, that in order to make war really im-

possible, it is necessary to eliminate all causes which are likely to give rise

to any international dispute, and rigidly to uphold the principle of equality

and mutual respect for territorial sovereignty among all nations. My Gov-

ernment, therefore, firmly believes that all the signatory Powers will abide by

the spirit of the present treaty and remove, at the earliest opportunity, all

of China’s unequal treaties and encroachments upon her sovereignty, as for

instance, the stationing of large numbers of alien troops on her soil. For it

is clear that a free and independent China is one of the most vital factors,

whereby permanent world peace may be promoted and strengthened.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to you the assurance of my

highest consideration.

(Signed) Wang Cheng-ting,

Minister for Foreign Affairs.

EXTRATERRITORIALITY.

On April 27, 1029, the Minister for Foreign Affairs addressed Notes to

the British, American, Brazilian, Dutch, French and Norwegian Envoys,

urging the early abolition of extraterritoriality. The Notes were similar in

wording, those addressed to the British, American and French Ministers being

identical.

 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

The , text of the Notes to the British, American and French Ministers is

as follows: —

Ministry of Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

April 27,19129.

Your Excellency:

I have the honour to recall to Your Excellency that the Chinese Govern-

ment, through its representatives, had had occasion to express at the Paris

Peace Conference its strong desire for the removal of limitations on China’s

jurisdictional sovereignty imposed upon her by the old treaty concluded between

China and the foreign Powers and that the Chinese fDelegation emphatically

reiterated the same desire at the Washington Conference, which placed cn

record its sympathetic disposition towards furthering the aspiration of China

for the removal of restrictions on her political, jurisdictional and administra-

tive freedom of action.

With the unification of China and the establishment upon a firm founda-,

tion of the National Government, a new era has been happily inaugurated

in the relations between our two countries through the conclusion of the recent

Tariff Treaty, and it is to b® confidently hoped that the material well-being

of our two countries will henceforth be greatly enhanced. But it is the belief

and the conviction of the Chinese Government that the promotion of such

material well-being will be accelerated by a readjustment of the relations be-

tween bur Wo countries on a basis of friendly equality in matters of juris-

diction, and if Your Excellency’s Govemment could see its way to meet the

wishes of the Chinese Government and people in this regard, it is certain

that another obstacle to the full and frank co-operation, in trade or other-

wise, between the Chinese people and foreign nationals in this country

would be happily removed and that the desire of the Chinese Government

for promoting to the fullest extent the material interests of all who choose

to associate themselves with our own people would find its early realization.

It goes .without saying that extraterritoriality in China is a legacy of

the old regime, which has not only ceased to be adaptable to the present-day

; conditions, but has become so detrimental to the smooth working of the judicial

and administrative machinery of China that her progress as a member of

the Family of Nations has been unnecessarily retarted. The inherent defects

i and inconveniences of ihe system of consular jurisdiction have been most

’ clearly pointed out by the Chinese Government on various occasions and also

by the jurists and publicists of other countries in their official utterances as

well as in their academic discussions. It is a matter for sincere regret that,

while many Governments which are playing an important role in interna-

tional affairs are eager and persistent in their endeavour to promote geniune

; friendship and harmony among nations, such anachronistic practices as only

tend to mar the friendly relations between the Chinese people and foreign

nationals should be allowed to exist at a time when justice and equity are

supposed to govern the relations of nations.

With the close contact between China and the foreign Powers, the assi-

milation of western legal conceptions by Chinese jurists and incorporation

of western legal principles in Chinese jurisprudence have proceeded very

rapidly. In addition to the numerous codes and laws now in force, the Civil

code and the Commercial code have reached the final stage of preparation

and will be ready for promulgation before January 1st, 1930. Courts and

prisons, along modern lines, have been established, and are being established,

throughout the whole country

Inasmuch as extraterritorial

of relinquishing doubt has been privileges

entertainedat with regard tobythetheadvisability

this juncture interested

Powers, it may he pointed out that certain countries, having ceased to enjoy

extraterritorial privileges in China, have found satisfaction in the protection

 40 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

given to their nationals by Chinese law and have had no cause for complaint

that their interests nave been in any way prejudiced Your Excellency’s

Government may, therefore, rest assured that the legitimate rights and in-

terests of your ofnationals

relinquishment will not beprivileges

the exceptional unfavourably

which affected

they nowin possess.

the least by the

As Your Excellency’s Government has always maintained a friendly atti-

tude towards China and has always shown its readiness in the adoption of

measures for the removal of limitations on China’s sovereignity, I am happy

to express to Your Excellency, on behalf of the Chinese Government, the

desire of China to have the restrictions on her jurisdictional sovereignty re-

moved at the earliest possible date and confidently hope that Your Excellency’s

Government will take this desire of China into immediate and sympathetic

consideration and favour me with an early reply so that steps may be taken

to enable China, now unified and with a strong Central Government, to right-

fully assume jurisdiction over all nationals within her domain.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the as-

surnce of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Chengting T. Wang,

Minister of Foreign Affairs.

THE AMERICAN REPLY.

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

Tiis Excellency

Dr. Chengtvng T. Wang,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

Nanking

Excellency:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the Chinese Government’s

'Note of April 27th in which there is expressed the desire that the United

States should relinquish tiie further exercise of extraterritorial jurisdiction

over its citizens in China and the hope that the American Government will

take this desire into immediate and sympathetic consideration.

I am directed by my Government to state that it is prepared to give

sympathetic consideration to the desires expressed by the Chinese Govern-

ment, giving at the same time, as it must, due consideration to the responsi-

bilities which rest upon the Government of the United States in connection

with the problem of jurisdiction over the persons and property of American

citizens in China. My Government, has, in fact, for some time past given

constant and sympathetic consideration to the national aspirations of the

people of China, and it has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire

to promote the realization of these aspirations in so far as action of the

United States may contribute to that result. As long ago as the year 1903,

in Article 15 of the Treaty concluded in that year between the United States

and China, the American Government agreed that it would be prepared to

relinquish the jurisdiction which it exercised over its nationals in China “when

satisfied that the state of the Chinese laws, the arrangements for their ad-

ministration, and other considerations warrant it in so doing.” As recently

as last year, the American Government gave very definite evidence of its

desire to promote the realization of China’s aspirations by concluding with

the Government of China, on July 23, 1928, a Treaty by which the two countries

agreed to incancellation

authority reference toof Customs

provisions

dutiesin onearlier

goodstreaties

importedwhereby China’s

into China by

American nationals had been restricted.

The exercise by the United States of jurisdiction over its citizens in

China had its genesis in an early agreement that, because of differences be

tween the customs of the two countries and peoples, and differences between

 EXTRATERRITORIAiLIT’S 41

! their judicial systems, it would be wise to place upon the American Govern-

ment the duty of extending to American nationals in China the restraints and

the benefits of the system of jurisprudence to which they and their fellow

nationals were accustomed in the United States.

My Government deems it proper at this point to remind the Governmeut

of China that this system of American jurisdiction as administered by the

extraterritorial courts has never been extended by the United States beyond

the purposes to which it was by the Treaties originally limited. Those pur-

poses were the lawful control and protection of the persons and property of

American citizens who have established themselves in China in good faith in

accordance with the terms of the Treaties and with the knowledge and con

sent of China in the normal development of the commercial and cultural rela-

tions between the two countries. The United States has never sought to extend

its sovereignty over any portion of the territory of China.

Under the provisions of the Treaty of 1844, and other agreements concluded

thereafter which established that system, American citizens have lived and

have carried on their legitimate enterprises in China with benefit both to Hie

Chinese and tc themselves They ha\e engaped extensive’y in cultural and

in commercial enterprises involving large sums of money and extensive pro-

perties, and, as your Government has so graciously indicated in the Note

under acknowledgement, there has grown up and existed between the peoples

and the Governments of the two countries a friendship that has endured.

The American Government believe that this condition of affairs has been due

in large part to the manner in which the relations between the two peoples

have been regulated under the provisions of these agreements, the existence

of which has assured to the lives and property of American citizens in China

the security so necessary to their growth and development.

For the safety of life and property, the development and continuance of

legitimate and Deneficial business depend in the last resort, in China, as

elsewhere, upon the bertainty of protection from injury or confiscation by a

system of known law consistently interpreted and faithfully enforced by an

independent judiciary. Where such protection fails, the life and liberty of

the individual become subject to the constant threat of unlawful attack, while

his property suffers the ever-present danger of confiscation in whole or in

part through arbitrary administrative action. To exchange an assured and

tried system of administration of justice, and under which it is acknowledged

that life and property have been protected and commerce has grown and

prospered, for uncertainties in the absence of an adequate body of law and of

an experienced and independent judiciary would be fraught with danger in

both of the foregoing respects.

My Government has instructed me to say that the statement of the

Minister of Foreign Affairs of China, telegraphed to the press of the United

States on July 26th, to the effect that “all foreign interests in China purely

for legitimate purposes will be duly respected” has been noted by it with

pleasure as indicating that the Government of China has not failed to appre-

ciate the value to its foreign relations of the factors above mentioned. My

Government bids me add that it is therefore persuaded that the Government

of China will concur in its belief based as it is upon the facts set forth in

succeeding paragraphs, that the sudden abolition of the system of protection

by its extraterritorial courts in the face of conditions prevailing in China

to-day would in effect expose the property of American citizens to danger of

unlawful seizure and place in jeopardy the liberty of the persons of American

citizens.

The Chinese Government has, on several occasions during recent years,

expressed the desire that the Powers relinquish the exercise of extraterritorial

jurisdiction over their citizens In the Note under acknowledgment reference

is made to the position taken at the Washington Conference. It will be re-

called that, in pursuance of the resolution adopted at that Conference, there

was created a Commission to inquire into the present practice of extraterri-

42 EXTRATERR [TORIAEITY

torial jurisdiction in China and into the laws and the judicial system and the

methods of judicial administration of China, and that, under date of Sept

ember 16, 1926, that Commission made its report. This report contained an

account of the conditions then prevailing in the judicial system of China, as

well as a number of recommendations carefully suggested as indicating the ,

changes and improvements which would be necessary before there would be

adequately developed a system of known law and an independent judiciary 1

capable of justly controlling and protecting the lives and property of the

citizens of foreign countries doing business in China. Your Government will

recall that the Commission on Extraterritoriality which made these recom-

mendations was composed of representatives from thirteen countries including

both China and the United States and that its recommendations thoughtfully '

and reasonably conceived were unanimously adopted and were signed by all

of the Commissioners.

Because of its friendship for the Chinese people and its desire, to which

allusion has been already made, to relinquish as soon as possible extraterri-

torial jurisdiction over its own citizens in China, my Government has followed

with attentive consideration this entire subject, including particularly the

progress which has been made in carrying out its recommendations since the

rendition of this report.

It fully appreciates the efforts which are being made in China to assimilate

those western judical principles to which your Government has referred in

its Note, but it would be lacking in sincerity and candour, as well as disre-

gardful of its obligations towards its own nationals, if it did not frankly point

out that the recommendations aforesaid have not been substantially carried out

and that there does not exist in China to-day a system of independent Chinese

courts free from extraneous influence which is capable of adequately doing

justice between Chinese and foreign litigants. My Government believes that

not until these recommendations are fulfilled in far greater measure than is

the case to-day will it be possible for American citizens safely to live and do

business in China and for their property adequately to be protected without

the intervention of the consular courts.

In conclusion, my Government has directed me to state that it observes

with attentive and sympathetic interest the changes which are taking place

in China. Animated as it is by the most friendly motives and wishing ss

far as lies within Government power to be helpful, the American Government

would be ready, if the suggestion should meet with the approval of the Chinese

Government, to participate in negotiations which would have as their object

the devising of a method for the gradual relinquishment of extraterritorial

rights, either as to designated territorial areas, or as to particular kinds of

jurisdiction, or as to both, provided, that such gradual relinquishment pro

ceeds at the same time as steps are taken and improvements are achieved by

the Chinese Government in the enactment and effective enforcement of laws

based on modern concepts of jurisprudence.

I avail myself of this opportunity to extend to Your Excellency the re-

newed assurance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) J. V. A. MacMurray.

BRITISH REPLY.

British Legation, Peking,

at Peitaiho,

10th August, 1929.

Sir,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Note of April 27th

in which you inform me of the desire of the National Government of the Re-

public of China that the restrictions imposed on the jurisdictional sovereignty

of China by the system of extraterritoriality now in force should be removed

at the earliest possible date with a view to the assumption of jurisdiction by

China over all nationals in her domain.

 EXTRATERRITOKIALITY 43

2. I have communicated the contents of your letter to my Government

and I am now instructed to transmit to you a reply in the following sense:

3. Animated by the friendly feelings which they have always entertained

towards the Government and people of China His Majesty’s Government have

S' given their sympathetic consideration to the request of the Chinese Government

ll relating to the abolition of extraterritorial jurisdiction in China.

The high importance of this subject in its bearing both on the political

fe development of China and the future relations between China and Great

1| Britain appears to demand that it Should be closely examined from every

»,|| manner

aspect. inIn which

particular a just system

the present appreciation of the reasons came

of extraterritoriality "for which and the

into existence

p seems essential to a consideration of the proper method for dealing with the

+ : _ problem.

4. The system of extraterritoriality in force in China has its root deep

|| down in the past. For thousands of years before science had improved com-

munications, the Chinese people were secluded from the rest of the world by

P deserts and the ocean and they developed a civilisation and a policy peculiar

1 to themselves. A wide gulf was thus fixed between Europe and America on

g the one hand and China on the other.

5. In particular the conception of international relations as being inter-

B course between equal and independent states—a conception which was woven

P into the very texture of the political ideas of the nations of the West—was

■ entirely alien to Chinese modes of thought When traders of the West first

1 found their way to the coast of China, the Chinese Government found it diffi-

■ cult to allow them freely to enter into their country and mingle with their

I people nor did they recognise that the nations to which they belonged were

B the equals of China. These traders* were therefore confined to a small section

■ of a single city in one corner of the Empire and while on the one hand they

■ .were subjected to many disabilities and to grave humiliations, on the other

K hand, by a species of amorphous and unregulated extraterritoriality, which

■ was the natural outcome of these conditions, the responsibility of managing

K their own affairs and maintaining order amongst themselves was in some

■ measure left to their own initiative.

6. Relations continued for many years upon this insecure and unsatisfac-

B tory footing. Friction was often dangerously intense and conflicts not infre-

B quently arose, generally out of demands that some innocent person should be

I surrendered for execution to expirate perhaps an accidental homicide or that

i foreign authority should assume the responsibility for enforcing the revenue

laws of China.

il. The object of the first treaties was to secure recognition by China of

Great Britain’s equality with herself and to define and regulate the extrater-

ritorial status of British subjects. Relations between the two countries having

■ thus been placed on a footing of equality and mutual respect, Great Britain

was content that her nationals should continue to bear those responsibilities

I' and to labour under those disabilities which respect for the sovereignty of

| China entailed upon them. Conditions did not permit the general opening of

jT the

downinterior

to the ofpresent

China day

and the

to beresidence

restrictedof foreigners

to a limitedhasnumber

consequently continued

of cities known

| as Treaty Ports.

8. His Majesty’s Government recognise the defects and inconveniences

| ofon the systemoccasions

various of consular jurisdiction

drawn attention.to In which

1902theinGovernment

Article 12 ofof China have

the Treaty

of Commerce between Great Britain and China signed in that year, His

Majesty’s Government stated their readiness to relinquish their extraterritorial

rights when they were satisfied that the state of Chinese laws the arrangements

for their administration and other considerations warranted them in so doing.

They have since watched with appreciation the progress which China has

made in the assimilation of western legal principals to which reference is made

44 EXTRATERRITORIAiLITY

in your Note under reply and they have observed with deep interest the facts

set out and recommendations

traterritoriality made in the report of the Commission on Ex-

in the jear 1926.

9. More recently in the declaration which they published in (December

1926 and the proposals which they made to the Chinese authorities in January

1927 His Majesty’s Government have given concrete evidence of their desire to

meet in a spirit of friendship and sympathy the legitimate aspirations of the

Chinese people. They have already travelled some distance along the road

marked out in those documents and they are willing to examine in collabora-

tion with the Chinese Government the whole problem of extraterritorial juris-

diction with a view to ascertaining what further steps in the same direction

it may be possible to take at the present time.

10. His Majesty’s Government would however observe that the promulga-

tion of codes embodying Western legal principles represents only one portion

of the task to be accomplished before it would be safe to abandon in their

entirety the special arrangements which have hitherto regulated the residence

of foreigners in 'China. In order that those reforms should become a living

reality it appears to His Majesty’s Government to be necessary that Western

legal principles should be understood and be found acceptable by the people at

large, no less than by their rulers, and that the Courts which administer these

laws should be free from interference and dictation at the hands, not only of

military chiefs, but of groups and associations who either set up arbitrary

and illegal tribunals of their own or attempt to use legal courts for the fur-

therance of political objects rather than for the administration of equal justice

between Chinese and Chinese and between Chinese and foreigners. (Not until

these conditions are fulfilled in a far greater measure than appears to be the

case to-day will it be practicable for British merchants to reside, trade and

own

freedomproperty throughout

and safety as thesetheprivileges

territoriesareof accorded

China with the samemerchants

to Chinese equality inof

Great Britain. Any agreement purporting to accord with privileges to British

merchants would remain for some time to come a mere paper agreement to

which it would be impossible to give effect in practice. Any attempt prema-

turely to accord such privileges would not only be of no benefit to British mer-

chants but might involve the Government and people of China in political

and economic difficulties

11. So long as these conditions subsist there appears to be no practicable

alternative to maintaining though perhaps in a modified form the Treaty Port

system that has served for nearly a century to regulate intercourse between

China and British subjects with her domain. Some system of extraterri-

toriality is the natural corollary for the maintenance of the Treaty Port sys-

tem and the problem as it present itself to His Majesty’s Government at the

present moment is to discover what further modifications in that system beyond

those already made and alluded to above it would be desirable and practicable

to effect.

12. His Majesty’s Government await further proposals from the National

Government as to the procedure now to be adopted for examining this question

and they instruct me to assure Your Excellency that they will continue to

maintain towards any such proposals the same friendly and helpful attitude

toparagraph

which Your Excellency

of your has paid

Note under reply.so generous a tribute in the concluding

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) Miles W. Lampson.

His Excellency,

Dr. C. T. Wang,

Etc., etc., etc.,

Minister for Foreign Affairs,

Nanking.

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FRENCH REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the French Gov-

ernment to China’s Note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality:

August 10, 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of the note dated April 27

in which you express the hope that the French Government would take into

immediate and favourable consideration the desire of the Chinese Government

to be enabled to exercise its jurisdiction over all nationals residing in China.

Having taken note of this communication which has been the object of its

careful attention, the French Government authorizes me to recall to Your Ex-

cellency that during the Washington Conference it gave voluntarily its approval

to the resolution of December 10, 1921, according to the terms of which an

international Commission was established to study the question of extraterri-

toriality in China.

This Commission, in its report of September 16, 1926, made recommenda-

tions, the application of which, might, in its judgment, permit the Powers

to relinquish extraterritoriality.

Taking into consideration the facts stated by the said Commission, the

French Government considers that, in order to realize the conditions favourable

for the renunciation of extraterritorial rights enjoyed by its nationals in

virtue of the treaty of 1858, it is indispensable that the Chinese Government

proceed to the reform of its laws, its judicial institutions and its method

of judicial administration, in conformity with the recommendations of the

Commission, recommendations to which the Chinese Delegate has given his

approval. It is when these reforms have been carried out and effectively put

into practice that the rights of residence, of property owning and trade

throughout the whole of China, the necessary counterpart of the relinquishment

of extraterritoriality, might constitute for the French nationals a real ad-

vantage equivalent to that which the Chinese enjoy in France.

The French Government, animated by the friendly feelings which it was

always cherished towards the Chinese people and of which another proof was

given last year by the signing of the Tariff Autonomy Treaty, has no doubt

that the Chinese Government will make every effort to fulfill the conditions

necessary to the examination of the problem of extraterritoriality.

It is in this spirit that the French Government, faithful to its liberal

traditions, has authorized me to give you assurance that it will continue to

take an active interest in the reforms to that end which remain to be aceoim

plished and that it will carefully note all the facts which tend to show \.hat

these reforms are effectively carried out in the administration and judicial

practice of the Government authorities and the people of China.

On the other hand, the French Government will not fail to avail itself

of the opportunities as they arise to co-operate profitably with Chinese authori-

ties in the endeavour to hasten a state of affairs which would permit it to

modify with the necessary guarantees the present jurisdictional status of the

French nationals in China.

THE NETHERLANDS’ REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Netherlands

Covernment to China’s note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation des Pays-Bas,

Peking, Aug. 10. 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s Note of

April 27 last in which the Chipese Government expresses the hope that Her

Majesty’s Government would take into sympathetic consideration the desire

 EXTRATERRITORIAlLITY

of China to come to an agreement by which the limitation on China’s jurisdic-

tional sovereignty will be removed and which will enable the Chinese Govern-

ment to assume jurisdiction over all nationals within its domain.

Your Excellency expressed the conviction that the reciprocal advantages

resulting from the tariff convention recently concluded between our two

countries would be considerably enhanced if the relations between our two

countries were regulated on the basis of equality in matters of jurisdiction,

and that by the abolition of the system of consular jurisdiction an obstacle

would be removed for the full co-operation between the Chinese people and

foreign nationals especially in commercial matters; the desire of the Chinese

Government for promotig the material interests of all who choose to associate

themselves with the Chinese people would in that case find its early realization.

Her Majesty’s Government has given this request its most careful consi-

deration, and now instructs me to inform Your Excellency that just as it

was happy to join the other powers in bringing about the Resolution adopted

on Oecember 10th 1921 by the Washington Conference on the (Limitation of

Armaments, which placed on record its sympathetic disposition towards China’s

aspiration, so it will be pleased to co-operte with these Powers and with

China for the realization and fulfilment of China’s desire with regard to the

question of jurisdiction.

It may here be recalled that with this end in view Her Majest’s Govern-

ment wholeheartedly participated in the work of the International Commission

which was instituted as a result of the above-mentioned Resolution and which

drew up a number of valuable recommendations for the benefit of the Chinese

Government. .

It cannot

internal be gainsaid

situation of China,thatthethere exists awhich

guarantees close the

relationship

laws offerbetween the

to foreign

rights and interests and their administration in the whole of China on the one

hand, and the measure of progress which it will be possible to .make on the road

toon abolition

the other. of The

the possibility

special arrangements now insubjects

for Netherlands force with regard

to enjoy to foreigners

liberty of trade,

of residence and of the exercise of civil rights including that of owing property

throughout the whole of China is in the same way closely connected with the

degree of security existing in the interior of the country and with the question

of what safeguards the Chinese judicial institutions offer with a view to their

independence gnd their immunity from interference by military and political

authorities.

I am desired by Her Majesty’s Government to assure with Excellency

of its unalterable sympathy towards China with regard to this question and

of its readiness when the introduction and the effective acceptance by the

country of modern institutions guaranteeing the administration of just laws

by an independent and unassailable judiciary will have rendered useful re-

forms possible in the matter of jurisdiction over Netherlands nationals, to

act in unison with the Governments of the Powers who were represented at the

Conference of Washington with the object object of examining the possibility

of meeting the aspiration to which the Chinese Delegation at the said Con-

ference gave expression and which is reiterated in Your Excellency’s Note

under reply.

I avail myself, etc.,

(Signed) W. Y. Otjdenijk.

To His Excellency

Doctor Chengting T. Wang,

Minister of Foreign Affairs,

of the National Government of the Chinese Republic, Nanking^

 E XTRAT E RRI TOR I ML IT Y 47

NORWEGIAN REPLY.

The following is the English translation of the reply of the Norwegian

| Government to China’s Note concerning the abolition of extraterritoriality.

Legation de Norvege

Peking, Aug. 14, 19i29.

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency’s note

of April 27 expressing on behalf of the Chinese Government the desire of

!? 'China to have the restriction on her jurisdictional sovereignty removed and

the hope that the Norwegian Government will take this desire into immediate

\ and sympathetic consideration in order to enable China to assume jurisdiction

i over all nationals within her domain

Having communicated the contents of the Note to my Government I am

now instructed to recall to Your Excellency that the Norwegian Government

has already, in concluding, on November 12 last year, a new treaty with the

Chinese Government, given concrete evidence of the friendly feeling which

| Norway has always entertained towards China and the Chinese people.

My Government now desires me to reiterate, the assurance, already ex-

pressed on that occasion, that the same friendly feelings will not be found to

have changed when the question of revising other clauses of the treaty of

= 1847 between Norway and China is brought up for discussion.

As to the question of removing the restrictions pn China’s jurisdictional

sovereignty (by relinquishing the consular jurisdiction) this question was

Already given sympathetic consideration when, in 1926, a Norwegian delegate

joined the international Commission to inquire into extraterritorial jurisdic-

tion in China.

I may add that the administration of the Norwegian jurisdiction in China

has never been extended beyond the purpose for which it was introduced, and

I am directed to state in conclusion that my Government has no desire to

maintain the Consular Court longer than considered necessary and is pre-

pared to abolish the same when all the other Treaty Powers will do so.

(Signed) N. Aall,

Charge d’Affaires a.i.

CHINESE REPLY TO AMERICA.

Nanking, September 5, 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre:

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency’s Note

; -of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views

of your Government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27, for the removal of restrictions on China’s juris-

dictional sovereignty.

' The Chinese

ernment Government

that it has, for someistime

pleased

past,togiven

be reminded

constant byandthesympathetic

American Gov-

cc>n-

| sideration

has repeatedly given concrete evidence of its desire to promote theandrealisation

to the national aspirations of the people of China that it

of those aspirations. The traditional friendship between China and America

has not only a common material basis, but is also deeply rooted in the idealism

which is common to the Chinese and the American people. The American peo-

ple, with their love of liberty, their zeal for justice, their desire to further

the advance of civilisation and their sympathy for the aspirations of nations

in their spiritual re-birth all of which reveal unmistakably the noble attitude

of the American mind, have aroused the admiration and won the love of the

Chinese people. This idealism has manifested itself in the abolition of slavery,

the growth of democracy, and the endeavour to establish a reign of universal

 EXTRATEKHITORlAlLITY

peace, which has given a new hope to the human race. It is this idealism

that accounts for the steadfastness of the American Government and people

in their friendship for China through all the vicissitudes of her fortunes. It

is again this idealism that has prompted th American Government to give

sympathetic consideration to the desire of thee Chinese Government in connec-

tion with the question of jurisdiction and to decide to enter into negotiations-

for the devising of a method leading to the eventual abolition of Extraterri-

torial privileges.

It seems to me, however, from a careful consideration of your Note that

the America Government is not yet free from misgivings as to the safety of

American lives and property after the abolition of Extraterritoriality. The

American Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that the liberty of

American citizens and the security of their property rights do not so much

depend upon the continued exercise of jurisdiction by their own Consular

Courts, as upon the timely removal of hindrances to the free and full assertion

of China’s sovereign rights. Extraterritorial privileges, while apparentjy bene-

ficial to foreigners in China in giving the impression of security and safety,

have really hadin the

by producing the latter

most injurious

the feelingeffect on their relations

of humiliation withoftheresentment

and a sense Chinese

which have always caused mutual suspicion and the consequent loss of mutual

confidence, thus undermining the very foundations of friendly relations and

not infrequently giving rise to complications and conflicts. Such conflicts and

duplications could be easily avoided were there none of those special privileges.

In this connexion, it may be pointed out that towards nationals of certain

countries who have lost their extraterritorial privileges and have submitted to

the jurisdiction of China, the Chinese people enterian the most friendly feel-

ings and repose in them great confidence, a valuable asset, it will be admitted,

in the intercourse, commercial or otherwise, of any two peoples. Such marked

difference in the relations between Chinese and nationals of Extraterritorial

Powers on the one hand and those between the Chinese and the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powers on the other will, as long as the extraterritorial

system is retained, become more and more pronounced, and much as the Chinese

Government may try to discountenance this difference of attitude on the part

of its citizens, it will not be within its powers to control the natural expression

of their fee-lings.

In the event, however, of American citizens relinquishing their Extraterri-

torial privileges, they may rest assured that they will enjoy the same confidence

of the Chinese people and hence the same material benefits as the nationals of

non-extraterritorial Powers. Moreover, the Chinese Government will continue

to exercise, in accordance with the well established principle of international

law, due diligence in preventing any possible violations of the private rights

of American citizens and perform its duty, in the fullest possible measure', in

all matters relating to the redress of wrongs.

In your Note under acknowledgment reference is made to the report of

the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested Governments

pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference. The American

Government must be aware of the fact that since the completion of that re-

port, conditions in China have greatly changed, and in particular both the poli-

tical and judicial systems have assumed a new aspect. To pass judgment on the

present state of law and judicial administration in China in the light of

what is contained in the report of 1926 is doing no justice to the steadfast

policy of the National Government.

At this point, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the American Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not

suffer the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

of the Capitulations. And yet the American Government, realising that the

Turkish people, with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government, could accomplish great things in a short space of

 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special pri-

vileges similar to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China, and has

had the satisfaction to find that the life and property of American citizens

in Turkey have subsequently received full and adequate protection. The

American Government, which did full justice to the Turkish people in the

matter of jurisdiction without any apprehension and with satisfactory results,

will no doubt solve the problem of Extraterritoriality in China in the same

friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the American Govern-

ment that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several

other Powers which have agreed to relinquish Extraterritoriality on January

1, 1930. If it had appeared to the Government of those Powers, as it appears

to the American Government, that there did not yet exist in this country

a judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality at the Washington Conference have al-

ready shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state of things, there

is no reason why the United States, upon which fell the honour of initiating

the labours of that Conference, should not act in unison with those Powers,

thus removing the difficulties which the Chinese Government might otherwise

encounter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

It is the hope of the Chinese Government that whatever misgivings and

apprehensions the American Government may have in considering the subject

under discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weighter considerations, namely,

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the American people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this last

object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the American Gov-

ernment to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised representative

of the Chinese Government for making the necessary arrangements whereby

Extraterritoriality in China will be abolished to the mutual satisfaction of

both Governments.

“I avail myself, etc.,

Wang Chenoting.”

CHINESE REPLY TO FRANCE.

Nanking, September 7, 1929.

Monsieur le Ministre,

I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of Your Excellency's Note

of August 10th in which you are good enough to transmit to me the views of

your Government in regard to the request of the Chinese Government, con-

tained in my Note of April 27th for the removal of restrictions on China’s

jurisdictional Government.

The Chinese Government is pleaded to be reminded by the French Govern-

ment that it gave another proof of the friendly feelings it always entertained

towards the Chinese people by signing the Tariff Autonomy Treaty last year.

The friendship between China and France rests not only on common material

interests, but also on close cultural ties and the ideals which have been an

unfailing source of inspiration both to the Chinese and the French people in

their political evolution. It is therefore with pleasure that the Chinese

Government takes note of the sympathetic response of the French Government

to the desire of China expressed in my last Note.

50 EXTRATERRITORIALITY

In your Note under acknowledgment, however, reference is made to the

Report of the Commission on Extraterritoriality submitted to the interested

Governments, pursuant to a resolution adopted at the Washington Conference.

The French Government is undoubtedly aware of the fact that since the

completion of that report, conditions in China have greatly changed, and,

in particular, both the political and judicial systems have assumed a new

aspect. To pass judgment on the present state of laws and judicial administra-

tion in China in the light of what is contained in the Report of 1926 is doing

no justice to the steadfast policy of the National Government.

Furthermore, it may be worth while to recall the circumstances under

which the French Government renounced its rights under the Capitulations

with Turkey. The Chinese judicial system, it will be admitted, does not suffer

the least in comparison with that of Turkey at the time of the abolition

of the Capitulations. And yet the French Government, realizing that the

Turkish people with legitimate aspirations and under the guidance of a new

and strong Government could accomplish great things in a short space of

time, had the wisdom and foresight to relinquish its special privileges similar

to those enjoyed hitherto by its nationals in China and has had the satisfaction

to find that the life and property of French citizens in Turkey have subsequently

received full and adequate protection. The French Government which did

full justice to the Turkish people in the matter of jurisdiction without any

apprehensions and with satisfactory results will no doubt solve the problem of

Extraterritoriality in China in the same friendly and sympathetic spirit.

It has been perhaps brought to the knowledge of the French Government

that the Chinese Government has recently concluded treaties with several other

Powers which have agreed to relinquish extraterritorial privileges on January

1st, 1930. If it had appeared to the Governments of those Powers, as it appears

to the French Government, that there did not yet exist in this country a

judiciary capable of rendering justice to their nationals and a body of laws

adequate to give protection to their lives and property, they would certainly

have refused to give up their privileged position and enter into the engage-

ments they have made. Now that many of the Powers which participated in

the discussions of Extraterritoriality of the Washington Conference have

already shown by an overt act that that system has outlived its usefulness and

should be replaced by one in harmony with the actual state of things, there is

no reason whyof the

deliberation thatFrench Government,

Conference, should which

not actplayed an important

in unison partPowers,

with those in the

thus removing the difficulty which the Chinese Government might otherwise en-

counter in extending jurisdiction over all foreign nationals.

It is the hope of the Chinese Government that whatever misgiving and

apprehensions the French Government may have in considering the subject un-

der discussion will be now dispelled, and that, in the further examination

of this subject, it will be actuated by much weightier considerations, namely

the enhancement of friendship between the Chinese and the French people,

and hence the promotion of the material interests of both. It is with this

last object in view that the Chinese Government now requests the French

Government to enter into immediate discussions with the authorised repre-

sentative of the Chinese Government for making the necessary arrangements

whereby Extraterritoriality in China will be abolished to the mutual satis-

faction of both Governments.

I avail myself of this opportunity to renew to Your Excellency the assur-

ance of my highest consideration.

(Signed) C. T. Wang.

 CHARTER OP THE COLONY OP HONGKONG

Letters Patent passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom,

constituting the office of Governor and Coinmander-in-Chief of the

Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies.

I George the Fifth by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great February,

Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas

King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India: To all to whom

these Presents shall come, Greeting.

Whereas, by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our Keeitea Letters

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing date at Westmins- January,'issa

I ter the Nineteenth day of January 1888, Her Majesty Queen Victoria did

Y constitute the office of Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over

!the Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, as therein det ribed, and

did provide for the Government thereof:

And whereas by Orders of Her said Majesty in Her Privy Council ttecites orders in.

| bearing date respectively the Twentieth day October, 1898, and the October, iots,

| Twenty-seventh day of December, 1899; certain territories adjacent to the ^27th Dec--

I said Colony were, for the term therein ? ^erred to, declared to be part and

t parcel of the Colony in like manner and for all intents and purposes as if

they had originally formed part of the Colony:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in lieu of the

I above recited Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day of January 1888:

I Now, know ye that We do by these presents revoke the above recited Revokes Letters

Letters Patent of the Nineteenth day of January, 1888, but without pre- January, isss.

judice to anything lawfully done thereunder; and We do by these Our

Letters Patent declare Our Will and Pleasure as follows :

I.—There shall be a Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over office of Gover-

Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies (hereinafter called the aor COD3t,tuted-

Colony), and appointments to the said Office shall be made by Commission

under Our Sign Manual and Signet.

II.—We do hereby authorise, empower, and command our said

Governor and Commander-in-Chief (hereinafter called the Governor) to do authorities,

and execute all things that belong to his said office, according to the te'nour

of these our Letters Patent and of any Commission issued to him under

Our Sign Manual and Signet, and according to such Instructions as may

from time to time be given to him, under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or

by- Order in Our Privy Council, or by Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, and to such laws as are now or shall hereafter be in

force in the Colony.

III.—Every person appointed to fill the office of Governor shall with

all due solemnity, before entering upon any of the duties of his office, mission,

cause the commission appointing him to be Governor to be read and

published in the presence of the Chief Justice or other Judge of the

Supreme Court, and of such Members of the Executive Council of the

52 CHAKTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

Oaths Colony

to be taken there take as can conveniently attend; which being done he shall then and i

by Governor. before them the Oath of Allegiance in the form provided by an !

Act passed in the session holden in the Thirty-first and Thirty-second

&Imperial

32 riot.,Act,c. 72.31 amend

years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled “ An Act to t

the Law relating to Promissory Oaths and likewise the usual

Oath for the due execution of the office of Governor, and for the due and,

impartial administration of justice; which Oaths the said Chief Justice or ;

Judge, or if they be unavoidably absent, the senior Member of the

Public Seal. Executive IV.

Council then present, is hereby required to administer.

—The Governor

for sealing all things whatsoever that shall pass the said public seal. j

Executive V. —There shall be an

the said Council shall consist of such persons as We shall direct by I

Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and all such persons shall i

hold their places in the said Council during Our pleasure. The Governor \

may upon sufficient cause to him appearing suspend from the exercise of •

his functions in the Council any Member thereof pending the signification i

of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice to Us through one of Our Prin-

cipal Secretaries of State. If the suspension is confirmed by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the Governor shall forthwith by

an instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony revoke the appoint-

ment of such Member, and thereupon his seat in the Council shall become

vacant.

VI. —There shall be

the said Council shall consist of the Governor and such persons as We

shall direct by any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet, and

all such persons shall hold their places in the said Council during Our

pleasure. The Governor may upon sufficient cause to him appearing

suspend from the exercise of his functions in the Council any Member

thereof pending the signification of Our pleasure, giving immediate notice

to Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State. If the suspension

is confirmed by Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State the

Governor shall forthwith by an instrument under the Public Seal of the

Colony revoke the appointment of such Member, and thereupon his seat

•Governor, with in the Council shall become vacant.

•advice andCouncil,

con- LegislativeVII. —The Gover

to make Laws. ment of theCouncil,

sent of

Colony.

may make laws for the peace, order, and good govern-

VIII. —We do

full power and authority to disallow, through one of Our Principal Secret-

aries of State, any such law as aforesaid. Every such disallowance shall

take effect from the time when the same shall be promulgated by the

Governor in the Colony.

Power

lation ol Legis- IX. —We do also re

to thereserved

Crown. toandmake their undoubted right, with advice of Our or their Privy Council,

all such laws as may appear necessary for the peace, order, and

good government of the Colony.

Assent to Bills X. —When a Bill passe

Governor for his assent he shall, according to his discretion, but subject

to any Instructions addressed to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet

or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, declare that he as-

sents thereto, or refuses his assent to the same, or that he reserves the

same for the signification of Our pleasure.

Reserved Bills. XI. —A Bill reserv

effect so soon as We shall have given Our assent to the same by Order in

 CHARTER OF THE COLONY OF HONGKONG 53

■Council, or through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, and the

Oovernor shall have signified such assent by message to the Legislative

Council or by proclamation: Provided that no such message shall be issued

after two years from the day on which the Bill was presented to the

Oovernor for his assent.

XII.—In the making of any laws the Oovernor and the Legislative Governor and

Council shall conform to and observe all rules, regulations, and directions Legislative

in that behalf contained in any Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Council to obser-

ve Instructions.

Signet.

XIII. —The Governor, in Our name and on OurLand behalf,

grants.may mak

■execute, under the Public Seal of the Colony, grants and dispositions of

any lands which may be lawfully granted or disposed of by Us. Provided

that every such grant, or disposition be made in conformity either with

some law in force in the Colony or with some Instructions addressed to

the Governor under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State, or with some regulations in force in the

Colony.

XIV. —The Governor may constitute and appoint poweredalltoem-ap-such

Governor Jud

Commissioners, Justices of the Peace, and other necessary Officers and point

Ministers in the Colony, as may lawfully be constituted or appointed by otherJudgesofficers.and

Os, all of whom, unless otherwise provided by law, shall hold their offices

•during Our pleasure.

XV. —When any crime or offence has been committed within th

Grantof pardon.

- Colony, or for which the offender may be tried therein, the Oovernor may,

as he shall see occasion, in Our name and on Our behalf, grant a pardon

to any accomplice in such crime or offence who shall give such information

as shall lead to the conviction of the principal offender, or of any one of

such offenders, if more than one; and further, may grant to any offender

convicted of «ny crime or offeuce in any Court, or before any Judge or

-other JV1 agistrate within the Colony, a pardon either free or subject to

lawful conditions, or any remission of the sentence passed on such offender

■or any respite of the execution of such sentence for such period as the

Oovernor thinks fit, and may remit any fines, penalties, or forfeitures due Remission of

■or accrued to IJs. Provided always that the Governor shall in no case,

;-except when the offence has been of a political nature unaccompanied by Proviso. Banish,

any other grave crime, make it a condition of any pardon or remission of ment prohibited.

sentence that the offender shall be banished from or shall absent himself

■or be removed from the Colony.

XVI. The Oovernor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing)

dismiss any public officer not appointed by virtue of a Warrant from Us> Dismissal

Suspensionandof

whose pensionable emoluments do not exceed one thousand dollars or one officers.

hundred pounds sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are

fixed with reference to dollars-or to pounds sterling as the case may be,

provided that in every such case the grounds of intended dismissal are

definitely stated in writing and communicated to the officer in order that

he may have full opportunity of exculpating himself, and that the matter

is investigated by the Oovernor with the aid of the head for the time be-

ing of the department in which the officer is serving

The Governor may, upon sufficient cause to him appearing, also

suspend from the exercise of his office any person holding any office in the

Colony whether appointed by virtue of any Commission or Warrant from

Us, or in Our name, or by any other mode of appointment. Such suspen-

sion shall continue and have effect only until Our pleasure therein shall be

signified to the Governor. If the suspension is confirmed by one of

Our Principal Secretaries of State, the Governor shall forthwith cause

54 CHAETER OP THE COLONY OP HONGKONG

the officer to be so informed, and thereupon his office shall become vacant. jL

In proceeding to any such suspension, the Governor is strictly to observe|

the directions in that behalf given to him by Our Instructions as aforesaid.l

XVII.—Whenever the office of Governor is vacant, or if- the Governor 1

become incapable, or be absent from the Colony, Our Lieutenant Governor|:

of the Colony, or if there shall be no such Officer therein, then such personi)

or persons as may be appointed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet, 1

and in default of any such appointment, the person lawfully discharging |

the functions of Colonial Secretary shall during Our pleasure administers

Oaths the Government of the Colony, first taking the Oaths herein before directed q

to be taken by the Governor and in the manner herein prescribed; which 1|

Powers, &o., of being done, We do hereby authorise, empower, and command Our s

Administrator. Lieutenant Governor, or any other such Administrator as aforesaid, to

do and execute, during Our pleasure, all things that belong to the office of I

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, according to the tenour of these Our !

Letters Patent, and according to Our Instructions as aforesaid, and the i

laws of the Colony.

Officers

others toand

obey XVIII.—AndWedohereby require and command all Our officials and ;

and assist ministers,

Governor.

civil and military, and all other inhabitants of the Colony, i

to be obedient, aiding and assisting unto the Governor and to any person

for the time being administering the Government of the Colony.

Term

nor” “explained.

Gover- XIX. —In these O

include every person for the time being administering the government of

the Colony.

toPower reserved

His Majesty XX. —And We do he

alter full power and authority, from time to time, to revoke, alter, or amend

ortoLetters

revoke,

amend present

Patent. these Our Letters Patent as to Us or them shall seem meet.

Publication

Letters Patent.of PatentXXI. —And We d

shall be read and proclaimed at such place or places within the

Colony as the Governor shall think fit, and shall come into operation on

a day to be fixed by the Governor by Proclamation.

In witness whereof We have caused these Our Letters to be made

Patent. Witness Ourself at Westminster, the Fourteenth day of February

in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

By Warrant under the King’s Sign Manual,

Schuster.

 ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

I CONSTITUTION OF THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE

. ; COUNCILS

Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet to the

Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and

its Dependencies.

George B.I.

Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over Our pebruaVyVi?

Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies or other Officer for the

time being administering the Government of Our said Colony and

its Dependencies.

Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our Preamble.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, bearing even date

herewith, We have made provision for the office of Governor and Com- Recitesnt Letters

mander-in-Chief (therein and hereinafter called the Governor) in and £ate. °f e'eD

over Our Colony of Hongkong, and its Dependencies (therein and here-

inafter called the Colony) :

And whereas We have thereby authorised and commanded the Gov-

■ernor to do and execute all things that belong to his said office accord-

ing t'> the tenour of Our said Letters Patent and of any Commission is-

sued to him under Our Sign Manual and Signet and according to such

Instructions as may from time to time be given to him under Our Sign

Manual and Signet or by Order in Our Privy Council or by Us through

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State and to such laws as are now or

shall hereafter be in force in the Colony:

And whereas Her Majesty Queen Victoria did issue certain Instruc- Recites instruc-

tions to the Governor under Her Sign Manual and Signet bearing date January! nsss,

the Nineteenth day of January, 1888, and certain Additional Instructions and Additional

bearing date the Seventh day of July, 1896: yth^uiy.Tsste!

And whereas We are minded to substitute fresh Instructions for

the aforesaid Instructions and Additional Instructions:

Now therefore We do, by these Our Instructions under Our Sign Revokes in-

Manual and Signet, revoke as from the date of the coming into opera- mwanuaiv,

tion of Our said recited Letters Patent, the aforesaid Instructions of Jf^unstoul'"

the Nineteenth day of January, 1888, and the aforesaid Additional 1896 tlonsof7thJuly

Instructions of the Seventh day of July, 1896, but without prejudice to -

anything lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct

and enjoin and declare Our will and pleasure as follows:—-

I.—The Governor may, whenever he thinks fit, require any person Administ ation

in the public service of the Colony to take the Oath of Allegiance, in the of 0ath8‘

form prescribed by the Act mentioned in Our said recited Letters Patent,

together with such other Oath or Oaths as may from time to time be

prescribed by any laws in force in the Colony. The Governor is to

administer such Oaths, or to cause them to be administered by some

public officer of the Colony.

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Constitution

Executive of II. —The Executive

Council , enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military Officer for •

the time being in command of Our regular troops within the Colony,,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of ;

Colonial Secretary, of Attorney-General, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

and of Treasurer of the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as j

ex officio Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the -

coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Members-1

of the said Council, or as We may from time to time appoint by any

Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the j

Governor in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State may from time to time appoint under i

the Public Seal of the Colony. [As amended by Additional Instruction dated 16-11-28.1 j

Provisional

appointment III. —Whenever an

Members

Executive of theof the Executive Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his hand, '

resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or be declared by the !

Council Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony to be ;

incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or be ;

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of ;

which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or shall be suspended from

the exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, the Governor

may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, provisionally

appoint any public officer to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial

Member of the Council, and any person not a public officer to be tem-

porarily an Unofficial Member of the Council in the place of the Member

so resigning, or dying, or being suspended, or declared incapable, or

being absent, or sitting as an ex officio Member.

Such person shall forthwith cease to be a Member of the Council if

his appointment is disallowed by Us, or if the Member in whose place he

was appointed shall be released from suspension, or, as the case may be,

shall be declared by the Governor by an Instrument under th“ Public

Seal capable of again discharging his functions in the Council, or shall

return to the Colony, or shall cease to sit in the Council as an ex officio

Member.

Such provisional IY.—The Governor shall without delay, report to Us, for Our con-

appointments

immediatelyto firmation

bereported. or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of

State, every provisional appointment of any person as a Member of the

said Executive Council. Every such person shall-hold his place in the

Council during Our pleasure, and the Governor may by an Instrument

under the Public Seal revoke any such appointment.

Precedences. Y.—The Official Members of the Executive Council shall take pre-

cedence of the Unofficial Members, and among themselves shall have

seniority and precedence as We may specially assign, and, in default

thereof, first, the ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are above mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if below

the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall take precedence after

the person lawfully discharging the functions of Attorney-General), and

then other Official Members and all Unofficial Members according to the

priority of their respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in which they are

named therein.

Governor to

communicate YI.—The Governor shall forthwith communicate these Our Instruc-

Instructions to tions to the Executive Council, and likewise all such others, from time to

Executive

Council. time, as We may direct, or as he shall find convenient for Our service te

impart to them.

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VII. —The Executive Council shall not proceed to theb t0despatc

business unless duly summoned by authority of the Governor, nor unless proceed to

two Members at the least (exclusive of himself or of the Member presid- business unless

ing), be present and assisting throughout the whole of the meetings at Governor’sby

which anyJ such business shall be despatched.

A authority.

Quorum.

VIII. —The Governor shall attend and preside at all meetin

the Executive Council, unless when prevented by illness or other grave

■cause, and in his absence such Member as the Governor may appoint, or in

the absence of such Member the senior Member of the Council actually

present, shall preside.

IX. —Minutes shall be regularly kept of all the proceedings of t

Executive Council; and at each meeting of the Council the Minutes of council to be

the last preceding meeting shall be confirmed or amended, as the case kept.

may require, before proceeding to the despatch of any other business.

Twice in each year a full and exact copy of all Minutes for the To be transmit-

■preceding half year shall be transmitted 10 Us through one of Our ^year™* tW1°e

Principal Secretaries of State.

X. —In the execution of the powers and authorities granted to the

Governor by Our said recited Letters Patent, he shall in all cases consult tWe OouncH°U

with the Executive Council, excepting only in cases which may be of such

•a nature that, in his judgment, Our service would sustain material pre-

judice by consulting the Council thereupon, or when the matters to be

decided shall be too unimportant to require their advice, or too urgent

to admit of their advice being given by the time within which it may be

necessary for him to act in respect of any such matters. In all such

urgent cases he shall, at the earliest practicable period, communicate to

the Executive Council the measures which he may so have adopted, with

the reasons therefor.

XI. —The Governor shall alone be entitled to submit questions

the Executive Council for their advice or decision ; but if the Governor mit questions,

decline to submit any question to the Council when requested in writing

by any Member so to do, it shall be competent to such Member to

require that there be recorded upon the Minutes his written application,

together with the answer returned by the Governor to the same.

XII. —The Governor may, in the exercise of the powers and auth

ties granted to him by Our said recited Letters Patent, act in opposition ^Executive10D

to the advice given to him by the Members of the Executive Council, if Council,1

he shall in any case deem it right to do so; but in any such case he shall Beporty *^

fully report the matter to Us by the first convenient opportunity, with doing, gQ

the grounds and reasons of his action. In every such case it shall be

■competent to any Member of the said Council to require that there be adversee option

recorded at length on the Minutes the grounds of any advice or opinion Min uct°ersded

he may give upon the question.

XIII. —The Legislative Council of the Colony shall consist

Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), the Senior Military Officer CouncilUe

for the time being in Command of Our regular troops within the Colony,

the persons for the time being lawfully discharging the functions of

Colonial Secretary, Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and

Treasurer of the Colony, and such other persons holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as at the date

-of the coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Official Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time official Members

appoint by any Instructions <

•Signet, or as the Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through

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one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all

such persons shall be styled Official Members of the Legislative Council;

and further of such persons, not exceeding eight in number at any one time,

Unofficial jPatent as at thearedate of theMembers

Unofficial coming into

of theoperation of Ourorsaidas recited

said Council, Letters

the Governor,

Members. n pUrsuance 0f Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, may from time to time appoint by an Instrument

under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such persons shall be

styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative Council cease to hold

office in the Colony his seat in the Council shall thereupon become

vacant. [As amended by Additional Instructions dated 15-11-28.}

Provisional16 XIY.— Whenever any Member other than an ex officio Member .of

place"of

bers absentMeii)-

&o. the Legislative Council of the Colony shall, by writing under his hand,

resign bis seat in the Council, or shall die, or be suspended from the

exercise of his functions as a Member of the Council, or be declared by

the Governor by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony

to be incapable of exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or

be absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the holder of

which is an ex o^icio Member of the Council, or if his seat become

vacant, oV whenever any person shall be lawfully discharging the func-

tions of more than one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio

Members of the Council, the Governor may, by an Instrument under the

Public Seal of the Colony, provisionally appoint in his place some person

to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial Member of the Council, as the

case may be.

Every person so provisionally appointed shall forthwith cease to fce

a Member of the Council if his appointment is disallowed by Us, or

revoked by the Governor, or superseded by the definitive appointment of

an Official or Unofficial Member of the Council, or if the Member in

whose place he was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall 1 e

released from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an

Instrument under the Public Seal capable of again discharging his

functions in the said Council, or shall cease to sit in the Council as an

ex officio Member, or shall cease to discharge the functions of more than

one of the offices the holders of which are ex officio Members of the

Pr Council, as the case may be.

P°ointments to

bereported. tion The

Tmmediateiy every Governor shall,

orprovisional

disallowance, without

through

appointment oneofdelay, report

ofanyOur to Us, for Our confirma-

Piincipal

person as an Secretaries of State,

Official or Unofficial

^vocation Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our

appointments, pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public Seal,

revoke any such appointment [As amended by Additional Instructions dated 15-ll-28.),

XV.,—[This clause was revoked by Additional Instructions dated

November 15th, 1928.]

XVI.—[This clause was revoked by Additional Instructions dated

January 10th, 1922.]

Seatsdeciared XVII.—If any Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council shall

cases!” cer ain become bankrupt or insolvent, or shall be convicted of any criminal offence,

or shall absent himself from the Colony for more than three months

without leave from the Governor, the Governor may declare in writing that

the seat of such Member at the Council is vacant, and immediately on the-

publicat ion of such declaration he shall cease to be a Member of the Council-

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XVIII.—Any Unofficial Member may resign bis seat at tbe Council Resignation Members of

by writing under his hand, but no such resignation shall take effect until -

; It be accepted in writing by the Governor, or by Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

XIX.—The Legislative Council shall not be disqualified from the Oounciimay

'transaction of business on account of any vacancies among the Members notwithstan'ding

thereof; but the said Council shall not be competent to act in any case ' fancies,

t unless (including the Governor or the Member presiding) there be present Quorum.

-at and throughout the meetings of the Council five Members at the least,

j XX.—The Members of the Legislative Council shall take precedence Precedence of

Sas We may specially assign, and in default thereof, as follows:—

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(a) The ex OJHcio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions of Attorney-General).

(b) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order

in which they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order:—

(a) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the pre-

cedence taken as between themselves as Members of the

Executive Council.

(b) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pur-

suance of the same Instrument, according to the order in

which they are named therein: Provided that any such

Unofficial Member who is re-appointed immediately on

the termination of his term of office shall as between

himself and other Unofficial Members who are not also

Members of the Executive Council take precedence

. according to the date from which he has been con-

tinously a Member of the Legislative Council.

[As amended by Additional Instructions of 20-11-29.

XXI. —The Governor shall attend and preside in the Legi

Council, unless prevented by illness or other grave cause; and in his

absence any Member appointed by him in writing shall preside, or, in

default of such Member, the Member who is first in precedence of those

present shall preside.

XXII. —All questions proposed for debate in the Legislative

shall be decided by the majority of votes, and the Governor or the Member majorit^ *

presiding shall have an original vote in common with the other Members inai

of the Council, and also a casting vote, if upon any question the votes and casting fote.

shall be equal.

XXIII.—The Legislative Council may from time to time make stand- Rules and order

ing rules and orders for the regulation of their own proceedings ; provided t0 ema e-

such rules and orders be not repugnant to Our said recited Letters Patent,

or to these Our Instructions, or to any other Instructions from Us under

Our Sign Manual and Signet.

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XXIV. —It sha

Council to propose any question for debate therein ; and such question,

seconded by any other Member, shall be debated and disposed of accordii

to the standing rules and orders. Provided always that every ordinal

vote, resolution, or question, the object or effect of which may be I

dispose of or charge any part of Our revenue arising within the Colon’

shall be proposed by the Governor, unless the proposal of the same sh;

have been expressly allowed or directed by him.

Rules and regula- XXV. —In the p

which enacted. shall 1.observe, as far as practicable,

are to beOrdinances the following Eules:—

—All laws shall be sty

shall be, “ enacted by the Governor of Hongkong, with the advice an

consent “of the Legislative Council thereof.”

Ordinances

numbered andto be divided

2. —All Ordinances shal

methodically

arranged. into successive clauses or paragraphs, numbered consecutively, anj

to every such clause there shall be annexed in the margin a short summai?

of its contents. The Ordinances of each year shall be distinguished b

consecutive numbers, commencing in each year with the number one.

Except in the case of Bills reserved for the signification of Our pies

sure, all Ordinances passed by the Legislative Council in any one year shaL

if assented to by the Governor, be assented to by him in that year, sha-

be dated as of the day on which the assent of the Governor is given, a

shall be numbered as of the year in. which they are passed. Bills not

assented to by the Governor, but reserved by him for the signification

Our pleasure, shall be dated as of the day and numbered as of the year o;

and in which they are brought into operation.

Diflerentsubjects

not to be mixed 3. —Each different mat

clause as have nowithout

inance.sameNoOrdin-

toforeign

be introduced

Ordinance, intermixing in one and the same Ordinance such thing

proper relation to each other; and no clause is to be inserter

title to what in or annexed to any Ordinance which shall be foreign to what the title q

of Ordinance

imports.

ary Tempor- such

Ordinances.

Ordinance imports, and no perpetual clause shall be part of an;

temporary Ordinance.

Description of

Bills not to.to be tinned, assent in Our name to any Bill of—The

XXVI.

assented any of the following classes

1 —Any Bill for the divorce pf persons joined together in holy matri-i

2.—Any Bill whereby any grant of land or money, or other donatioa

or gratuity, may be made to himself:

3.—Any Bill affecting the Currency of the Colony or relating to th«

issue of Bank notes :

4. —Any Bill establishi

altering the constitution, powers, or privileges of any Banking Association

5. —Any Bill imposing

6. —Any Bill the provi

obligations imposed upon Us by Treaty:

7. Any Bill interfering with the discipline or control of Our forces b; I

rces by

and, sea, or air :

8.—Any Bill of an extraordinary nature and importance, whereby hereby f\

Our prerogative, or the rights and property of Our subjects not residing

aiding i

in the Colony, or the trade and shipping of Our United Kingdon and its I

Dependencies, may be prejudiced: '

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9. —Any Bill whereby persons not of European birth or descent may

be subjected or made liable to any disabilities or restrictions to which

persons of European birth or descent are not also subjected or made liable:

10. —Any Bill containing provisions to which Our assent has been on

refused, or which have been disallowed by Us :

Unless in the case of any such Bill as aforesaid the Governor shall Proviso inncycase®

have previously obtained Our instructions upon such Bill through one of ^,^^ for

Our Principal Secretaries of StaU, or unless such Bill shall contain a clause operation of an

suspending the operation of such Bill until the signification of Our 0r inan0P-

pleasure thereupon, or unless the Governor shall have satisfied himself

that an urgent necessity exists requiring that such Bill be brought into

immediate operation, in which case he is authorised to assent in Our name

to such Bill, unless the same shall be repugnant to the law of England, or

inconsistent with any obligations imposed on Us by treaty. But he is to

transmit to Us, by the earliest opportunity, the Bill so assented to together

with his reasons for assenting thereto.

XXVII.—Every Bill intended to affect or benefit some particular per- Private Bil s*,

son, association or corporate body shall contain a section saving the rights

of Us, Our heirs and successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all

others except such as are mentioned in the Bill and those claiming by, from,

and under them. No such Bill, not being a Government measure, shall be

introduced into the Legislative Council until due notice has been given

by not less than two successive publications of the Bill in the Hongkong

Government Gazette, and in such other manner as may be required by the

Standing Buies and Orders for the time being in force; and the Governor

shall not assent thereto in Our name until it has been so published. A

certificate under the hand of the Governor shall be transmitted to Us with

the Bill signifying that such publication has been made.

XXVIII.—When any Ordinance shall have been passed or when any ordinances. &c..

Bill shall have been reserved for the signification of Our pleasure, the d°1yea““htent°me'

Governor shall transmit to Us, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of cated.

State, for Our final approval, disallowance or other direction thereupon, a

full and exact copy in duplicate of the same, and of the marginal summary

thereof, duly authenticated under the Public Seal of the Colony, and by

his own signature. Such copy shall be accompanied by such explanatory

observations as may be required to exhibit the reasons and occasion for

passing such Ordinance or Bill.

XXIX. —At the earliest practicable period at the comm

each year, the Governor shall cause a complete collection to be published, pabiShed’ever'T

for general information,of all Ordinances enacted during the preceding year.

year.

XXX. —Minutes shall be regularly kept of the proceedi

Legislative Council, and at each meeting of the. said Council, the Minutes LegtsSativeCoun-

of the last preceding meeting shall be confirmed, or amended, as the case cil to be1 kept,ander

may require, before proceeding to the despatch of any other business. every meetinK.

The Governor shall transmit to Us, through one of Our Principal

Secretaries of State, as soon as possible after every meeting a full and

exact copy of the Minutes of the said Council.

XXXI. —Before disposing of any vacant or waste land t

ing the Governor shall cause the same to be surveyed, and such reservations be'made'beforeare

to be made thereout as he may think necessary for roads or other public

purposes. The Governor shall not, directly or indirectly, purchase for Governor not to

himself any of such lands without Our special permission given through Purchase ,ands-

one of Our Principal Secretaries of State.

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Appointments to XXXII.—All Commissions

be provisional gon or persons for exercising anytooffice

be granted by the Governor

or employment to anyother-

shall, unless per- ]j|

pleasure"^ wise provided by law, be granted during pleasure only ; and whenever the j§

Governor shall appoint to any vacant office or employment, of which the p

initial emoluments exceed one thousand dollars or one hundred pounds

sterling a year, according as the said emoluments are fixed with reference h

to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, any person not by Usli;

specially directed to be appointed thereto, he shall, at the same time, ex-3-

pressly appraise such person that such appointment is to be considered only

as temporary ancj. provisional until Our allowance or disallowance thereof |

be signified.

Suspension'‘of officerXXXIII.—Before

owner*. suspendingemoluments

whose annual pensionable from the exercise

exceed ofonehisthousand

office anydollars

public 1a

or one hundred pounds sterling, according as the said emoluments are fixed 1

with reference to dollars or to pounds sterling, as the case may be, the |

Governor shall signify to such officer, by a statement in writing, the f

grounds of the intended suspension, and shall call upon him to state in rj

writing the grounds upon which he desires to exculpate himself, and if the I

officer does not furnish such statement within the time fixed by the Gover- 1

nor, or fails to exculpate himself to the satisfaction of the Governor, the j

Governor shall appoint a Committee of the Executive Council to investigate 1

the charge made and to make a full report to the Executive Council. The j

Governor shall forthwith cause such report to be considered by the Council, ;

and shall cause to be recorded on the Minutes whether the Council or the

majority thereof does or does not assent to the suspension; and if the i

Governor thereupon proceed to such suspension, he shall transmit the \

report of the Committee and the evidence taken by it, together with the

Minutes of the proceedings of the Council, to Us through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State by the earliest opportunity. But if in any

case the interests of Our service shall appear to the Governor to demand

that a person shall cease to exercise the powers and functions of his office

instantly, or before there shall be time to take the proceedings hereinbefore

directed, he shall then interdict such person from the exercise of the powers

and functions of his office.

Regulation of XXXTTr.—Wheneveran any offender shall have been condemned by

fncapitaicases”

Judge’s report ’ shall call u^on°fthe Judge

.Y Courtwhoinpresided

the Colonyat thetotrialsuffer death,to him

to make the Governor

a written

before executive report

•Council. of the case atof the

into consideration suchfirst

offender,

meetingandof shall cause suchCouncil

the Executive report towhich

be taken

may

be conveniently held thereafter, and he may cause the said Judge to be

specially summoned to attend at such meeting and to produce his notes

thereat. 'The Governor shall not pardon or reprieve any such offender

Oovemorto take unless it shall appear to him expedient so to do, upon receiving the advice

tf/eCouncnln”'

h of the Executive Council thereon ; but in all such cases he is to decide

Ma judgment

own exercise either to extend

deliberate or towhether

judgment, withholdthea Members

pardon orofreprieve, according

the Executive to hisconcur

Council own

sonson^Coundi" therein or otherwise, entering, nevertheless, on the Minutes

Minutes, if un- tive Council a Minute of his reasons at length, in case he should decide of the Execu-

theadviceoTthe

majority. any such question

Members thereof. in opposition to the judgment of the majority of the

Blue Book. XXXV.—The Governor shall punctually forward to Us from year to

year, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State, the annual book

of returns for the Colony, commonly called the Blue Book, relating to

the Bevenue and Expenditure, Defence, Public Works, Legislation, Civil

Establishments, Pensions, Population, Schools, Course of Exchange,

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Imports and Exports, Agriculture, Produce, Manufactures, and other

matters in the said Blue Book more particularly specified, with reference

to the state and condition of the Colony.

XXXYI.—The Governor shall not upon any pretence whatever quit Governor’s

the Colony without having first obtained leave from Us for so doing a sence'

under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or through one of Our Principal

ISecretaries of State.

XXXVII.—In these Our Instructions the term “the Governor” shall, Term “ the

"unless inconsistent with the context, include every person for the time explained,

being administering the Government of the Colony.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s, this Fourteenth day of February,

1917, in the Seventh year of Our Reign.

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Additonal Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and. Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the duration of the appointment of Unofficial

Members of the Executive Council and of the Legislative Council

of that Colony.

Dated 10th January, 1922. George ii.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its 1 >ependencies, or other

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our said

Colony and its Dependencies.

Preamble. Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland bearing date at West-

minster the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did make provision

for the Government of Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies

Recites Letters (hereinafter called the Colony) and did amongst other things declare

February Ysi? and there for theshould

Colonybe which

an Executive Councilofandsucha Legislative

should consist persons as Council

We mightin

direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet:

Recites instruc- And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and

Febraaryfm?. Signet, bearing

stitute the saiddate the Fourteenth

Executive day of February,

and Legislative Councils 1917, We didiscon-

as therein set

forth:

And whereas We are minded to make further provision respecting

the said Executive and l egislative Councils:

RevokesI clauseUC Now, therefore. We do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony

tions°of

February,i4th1917 °fSignet,

thesehereby

Our Additional InstructionsClause

revoke the Sixteenth underof Our bignInstructions

Our said Manual andof

the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything

lawfully done thereunder, and We do direct and enjoin and declare Our

Will and pleasure as follows :

Vacation of

seats byMembers

Un- I.—Every Unofficial Member of the Executive Council appointed

official after the date of the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions

■ofCouncil.

Executive in the Colony shall vacate his seat at the end of five years from

the date of the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which,

he is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seat in the Council and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment the aforesaid period of five years shall be reckoned from

the date of the Instrument provisionally appointing him.

Unofficial

bers Mem-

eligible for Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re-

re-appointment. appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public

Seal of the Colony for a further period not exceeding five

years, subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

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II. —Every Unofficial Member of the said Executive Council re-

appointed immediately on the termination of his term of Office berfre-’appoird-

shall take precedence according to the date from which he has ed-

been continuously a Member of the said Council.

III. —Every person who at the date of the receipt of these O

Additional Instructions in the Colony is an Unofficial Member sfembera of

of the Legislative Council may retain his seat until the end of six Coun011

Legislative

years, and every Unofficial Member appointed after the date of -

the receipt of these Our Additional Instructions in the Colony

shall vacate his seat at the end of four years, from the date of

the Instrument by which, or in pursuance of which, he was or

is appointed, unless it is otherwise provided by that Instru-

ment.

Provided that if any such Member is provisionally

appointed to fill a vacant seafrin the Council and his provisional

appointment is immediately followed by his definitive appoint-

ment, the aforesaid periods of six years or four years, as the

case may be, shall be reckoned from the date of the Instrument

provisionally appointing him.

Every such Unofficial Member shall be eligible to be re- Unofficial Mem-

appointed by the Governor by an Instrument under the Public re-appomtment.

Seal of the Colony for a further period not exceeding four years

subject to Our approval conveyed through one of Our

Principal Secretaries of State.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s this Tenth day of January,

| 1922, in the Twelfth year of Our Reign.

Additional Instructions to the

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, Hongkong.

3

 ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS

Additional Instructions passed under the Eoyal Sign Manual and Signet

to the Governor and Commander-in-( hief of the Colony of Hong-

kong in regard to the constitution of the Executive Council and ofr

the Legislative Council of that Colony.

*

Dated 15th November, 1928. George R.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief in'

and over our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other ;

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Our j

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Preamble. Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of OuL

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February, J

PateiftonmT 1917,

Febmary, 19.7. Hongkong We did and make provision for(hereinafter

its Dependencies the Government

called oftheOurColony)

Colonyandof

did amongst other things declare that there should be an Executive

Council and a Legislative Council in and for the Colony which should

consist of such persons as We might direct by Instructions under Our

Sign Manual and Signet:

ruc

February, 1917 SignetAndbearing

Wons of i4th whereas

datebytheOur Instructions

Fourteenth day ofunder Our 1917,

February, Sign WeManual and;

did con-

stitute the said Executive and Legislative Councils as therein is set

forth:

And whereas we are minded to make further provision respecting ;

the said Executive and Legislative Councils :

88

rf'xui

and xiv * of theseN°w therefore we do, asInstructions

from the dateunder

of theOurreceipt

SigninManual

the Colony

and 1j

rxv of Our Additional

i4th

1917. February! Signet,

Clauses of Our said Instructions of the Fourteenth day of February, .!,

hereby revoke the Second, Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth

1917, without prejudice to anything lawfully done thereunder, and?

instead thereof We do direct and enjoin and declare Our will and j

pleasure that from the date of such receipt the aforesaid Instructions \

shall henceforth be construed and take effect as if the following j

clauses had been inserted therein in place of the Second, Thirteenth, ^

Fourteenth and Fifteenth Clauses thereof:

Constitution

Executive of II.—The Executive Council of the Colony shall consist of the Lieut-;

Council enant-Governor of the Colony (if any), the Senior Military 1

Officer for the time being in command of Our regular troops

within the Colony, the persons for the time being lawfully dis- j

charging the functions of Colonial Secretary, of Attorney- f

< I eneral, of Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and of Treasurer of

the Colony, who are hereinafter referred to as ex officio f

Members, and of such other persons as at the date of the

 ADDITIONAL EOYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG 67

coming into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are

Members of the said Council, or as We may from time to time

appiont by any Instructions or Warrant under Our Sign

Manual and Signet, or as the Governor in pursuance of

Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal Secretaries

of State may from time to time appoint under the Public Seal

of the Colony.

XIII.—The Legislative Council of the Colony shall consist of the Constitution of

Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor (if any), the Senior councir'^

Military Officer for the time being in Command of Our regular

troops within the Colony, the persons for the time being

lawfully discharging the functions of Colonial Secretary,

Attorney-General, Secretary for Chinese Affairs, and Treasurer

of the Colony, and such other persous holding office in the

Colony, and not exceeding four in number at any one time, as

at the date of the coming into operation of Our said recited

Letters Patent are Official Members of the said Council, or as officiaiMembers.

We may from time to time appoint by any Instructions or

Warrants under Our Sign Manual and Signet, or as the

Governor, in pursuance of Instructions from Us through one

of Our Principal Secretaries of State, may from time to time

appoint by an Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony,

and all such persons shall be styled Official Members of the

Legislative Council; and further of such persons, not exceeding

eight in number at any one time, as at the date of the coming

into operation of Our said recited Letters Patent are Unofficial Mem

Unofficial

Members of the said Council, or as the Governor, in persuance er8'

of Instructions from Us through one of Our Principal

Secreiaries of State, may from time to time, appoint by an

Instrument under the Public Seal of the Colony, and all such

persons shall be styled Unofficial Members of the Legislative

Council.

If any Official Member of the Legislative Council cease

to hold office in the Colony his seat in the Council shall there-

upon become vacant.

XIV.—Whenever any Member other than an ex officio Member Provisional

of the Legislative Council of the Colony shall, by writing pFice’ofMembers

under his hand resign his seat in the Council, or shall die, or ab8ent- &e-

be suspended from the exercise of his functions as a Member

of the Council, or be declared by the Governor by an Instru-

ment under the Public Seal of the Colony to be incapable of

exercising his functions as a Member of the Council, or be

absent from the Colony, or shall be acting in an office the

holder of which is an ex officio Member of the Council, or if

his seat become vacant, or whenever any person shall be

lawfully discharging the functions of more than one of the

offices the holders of which are ex officio Members of the

Council, the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public

Seal of the Colony, provisionally appoint in his place some

person to be temporarily an Official or Unofficial Member of

the Council, as the case may be.

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 ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS - HONGKONG

“ Every person so provisionally appointed s [ forthwith i

cease to be a Member of" the ’ Council

^ mcil if his ;appointment isl

disallowed by IJs, or revoked by the Governor, or superseded 1

by the definitive appointment of an Official or Unofficial I

Member of the Council, or if the 1VI ember m whose place he|)i

was appointed shall return to the Colony, or shall be released1!

from suspension, or shall be declared by the Governor by an I

Instrument under the Public Seal capable of again discharging!

his functions in the said Council, or shall cease to sit in thef

Council as an ex officio Member, or shall cease to discharge the.|s

functions of more than one of the offices the holders of which |

are ex officio Members of the Council, as the case may be.”

The Governor shall, without delay, report to Us, for Our confirma- *jf

’ tion or disallowance, through one of Our Principal Secretaries of State,

every provisional appointment of any person as an Official or Unofficial! j

Member of the Legislative Council.

Every such person shall hold his place in the Council during Our;

pleasure, and the Governor may, by an Instrument under the Public:

Seal, revoke any such appointment.

Given at Our Court at St. James’s this Fifteenth day of November,]

1928, in the Nineteenth year of Our Reign.

ADDITIONAL DOYAL INSTfLUCTIOttS

Additional Instructions passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet]

to the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hong-j

kong in regard to the precedence of Members of the Legislative?

Council thereof.

Dated 20th November, 1929. George R.I.

Additional Instructions to Our Governor and Commander-in-Chief ini

and over Our Colony of Hongkong and its Dependencies, or other’;

Officer for the time being administering the Government of Ou^

said Colony and its Dependencies.

Preamble. Whereas by certain Letters Patent under the Great Seal of Our;

Realm bearing date at Westminster the Fourteenth day of February,:

1917, We did make provision for the Government of Our Colony of;

PatenTo^uti?

February, 1917. Hongkong

did amongstandother

its things

Dependencies

declare (hereinafter called the

that there should be aColony) and

Legislative'

Council in and for the Colony which should consist of such persons as;

We might direct by Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Signet: |

 ADDITIONAL ROYAL INSTRUCTIONS—HONGKONG

And whereas by Our Instructions under Our Sign Manual and Recites

Signet hearing date the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, We did {^February'

constitute the said Legislative Council as therein is set forth, and by 1917.

the Twentieth Clause of the said Instructions did direct that the

Members of the said Council should have such precedence as therein is

set forth:

And whereas We are minded to make other provision in regard to

the precedence of the Members of the said Legislative Council:

Now therefore We do, as from the date of the receipt in the Colony Subsrituies

of these Our Additional Instructions under Our Sign Manual and ciauBexxot^

Signet, hereby revoke the Twentieth Clause of Our said Instructions of J"flrS,0tion8 of

the Fourteenth day of February, 1917, without prejudice to anything 1917.

lawfully done thereunder, and instead thereof We do direct and enjoin

and declare Our will and pleasure that from the date of such receipt

the aforesaid Instructions shall henceforth be construed and take effect

as if the following clause had been inserted therein in place of the

Twentieth Clause thereof:—

XX.—The Members of the Legislative Council shall take precedence Precedence ot

as We may specially assign, and in default thereof, as follows:—

(1) First, the Official Members in the following order:—

(a) The ex officio Members in the order in which their offices

are mentioned (except that the Senior Military Officer, if

below the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in Our Army, shall

take precedence after the person lawfully discharging the

functions ot Attorney-General).

(b) Other Official Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein.

(2) Secondly, the Unofficial Members in the following order :—

(a) The Unofficial Members who are also Members of the

Executive Council of the Colony according to the

precedence taken as between themselves as Members of

the Executive Council.

(b) Other Unofficial Members according to the priority of their

respective appointments, or if appointed by or in pursuance

of the same Instrument, according to the order in which

they are named therein: Provided that any such Un-

official Member who is re-appointed immediately on the

termination of his term of office shall as between himself

and other Unofficial Members who are not also Members

of the Executive Council take precedence according to the

date from which he has been continuously a Member of

the Legislative Council.

Given at Our Court at Saint James’s this Twentieth day of Novem-

ber, 1929, in the Twentieth Year of Our Eeign.

70 CONSTITUTION OP COUNCILS—HONGKONG

Executive Council

The Executive Council consists of:—

Official

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

A. E. Grasett, c.b., d.s.o., m.c.).

The Hon. Bear-Admiral A. M. Peters, n.s.c., r.n. (Commodore, H. M.

Dockyard, Hong Kong).

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. N. L. Smith, c.m.g.).

The Hon. the Attorney-General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, o.b.e., k.c.).

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. R. A. C. North).

The Hon. the Financial Secretary (Mr. H. R. Butters).

The Hon. Dr. P. S. Selwyu-Clarke, m.c. (Director of Medical Services).

Unofficial

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c., ll.d. (On leave).

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.

The Hon. Sir R. H. Kotewall, Kt.. c.m.g., ll.d.

The Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell (Acting).

Legislative Council

The following are the members of the Legislative Council:—

H.E. the Governor (Sir G. A. S. Northcote, k.c.m.g.), President (On leave).

H.E. the Officer Administering the Government (Lieutenant-General

E. F. Norton, c.b., d.s.o., m.c.), President.

Official

H.E. the General Officer Commanding the Troops (Major-General

A. E. Graseu, c.b., d.s.o., m.c.).

The Hon. the Colonial Secretary (Mr. N. L. Smith, c.m.g.).

The Hon. the Attorney-General (Mr. C. G. Alabaster, o.b.e., k.c.).

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs (Mr. R. A. C. North).

The Hon. the Financial Secretary (Mr. H. R. Butters).

The Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole, r.n. (Retired) (Harbour Master).

The Hon. Dr. P S. Selwyn-Clarke, m.c. (Director of Medical Services).

The Hon. Mr. A. B. Purves (Director of Public Works) (On leave).

The Hon. Mr. H. J. Pearce, m.c. (Acting Director of Public Works).

The Hon. Mr. C. G. Perdue (Acting Commissioner of Police).

Unofficial

The Hon. Sir H. E. Pollock, Kt., k.c. ll.d. (On leave).

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.

The Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell.

The Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo.

The Hon. Mr. Leo D’Almada e Castro, Junior.

The Hon. Dr. Li Shu-fan.

The Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields.

The Hon. Mr. W. N. T. Tam.

The Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce (Acting).

Appointment of Members of the Legislative Council

By a Despatch from the Secretary of State, the following course is followed in

the appointment of unofficial members:—

Appointed by the Governor (one at least of whom

being a member of the Chinese community) ... 6

Elected by the Chamber of Commerce 1

Elected by the Justices of the Peace I

Total.

 STANDING RULES AND ORDERS

OF

THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL OE HONGKONG

Made by the Legislative Council of Hongkong in pursuance of the provisions of

Clause XXIII of the Instructions of His Majesty the King under His Sign

1 Manual and Signet bearing date the lith day of February, 1917.

i.—Oath of Allegiance

(1) No member of the Council shall sit or vote therein until he shall have

f taken and subscribed the oath of allegiance, provided that any person authorised by

law to make an affirmation instead of taking an oath shall be permitted to make a

I solemn affirmation in lieu of the oath of allegiance.

(2) The oath or affirmation shall be administered by the Governor.

2 —Language

(1) The proceedings and debates of the Council shall be in the English language

(2) A member may present a petition in Chinese, if the petition be accom-

panied by an English translation certified to be correct by the member who presents it.

3.—Sittings of Council *

(1) The meetings of the Legislative Council shall be held on such day and at

I such hour as may from time to time be ordered by the Governor.

(2) At the beginning of each meeting, and before proceeding to the despatch

I of any other business, the President shall, if the minutes of the last preceeding

meeting have been circulated to the members, propose that they be confirmed. If

the said minutes have not been circulated they shall be read by the Clerk and the

;; President shall then propose that they be confirmed. Upon any proposal that the

minutes be confirmed no debate shall be allowed except as to the accuracy of the

minutes and with reference to an amendment actually proposed.

(3) The President may at any time adjourn or suspend any meeting.

4.—Standing Committees

(1) There shall be the following standing committees of the Council:—

(а) The Finance Committee, which shall consist of the Colonial Secretary

(Chairman), the Treasurer, the Director of Public Works and the

unofficial members of the Council.

(б) The Public Works Committee, which shall consist of the Director

of Public Works (Chairman), the Treasurer, and the unofficial

members of the Council.

(c) The Law Committee, which shall consist of the Attorney General

(Chairman), and four other members of the Council appointed at

the first meeting of the year by the President, who shall have

power to fill vacancies arising in the Committee during the course

of the year.

* Onand

the XXI

subjectof the

of theRoyal

quorum, aud of who

Instructions of theshould

14th preside.

February,See1917.

respectively Clauses XIX

 72 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

(2) Three members shall form a quorum of any standing committee.

(3) The Governor may at any time refer direct to the Finance Committee any !

proposal concerning additional expenditure not already provided for in the annual:

estimates.

(4) Any member of the Council shall be entitled to attend any meeting of a

standing committee but no member may take any part in the proceedings of a|

committee of which he is not a member.

5.—Select Committees

(1) Any matter before the Council may be referred by the President, or upon.;

a motion duly passed by the Council, to a select committee.

(2) A select committee shall consist of at least three members who shall be

dominated by the President: Provided that any member may move that another

member be substituted for any member so nominated, and if the motion be seconded i

the amendment shall, after debate, be put to the vote, and the question shall be !

decided accordingly. \

(3) The chairman of a select committee shall be appointed by the President. <

(4) Three members of a select committee shall form a quorum except when I

the select committee consists of three members only in which event two shall form !

a quorum.

(5) In the event of the death, resignation or absence from the Colony of any I

member of a select committee the President may appoint another member in his j

place.

6.—Procedure on Standing and Select Committees

(1) In the absence of the chairman of a standing or select committee the Jj

senior member present shall act as chairman.

(2) The chairman of a standing or select committee shall have an original |j

vote and shall also have a casting vote if the votes be equal.

(3) The chairman of any committee may require the attendance and services l

of the Clerk of the Council.

(4) The report of a committee shall be signed, and presented to the Council,;

by the chairman.

(5) Any member of a committee dissenting from the opinion of the majority j

may put in a written statement of his reasons for such dissent, and such statement |

shall be appended to the report of the committee.

7.—Duties of the Clerk

(1) The Clerk shall send to each member written notice of each meeting of.

the Council, accompanied by a copy of the Order of Business atid of any bill which :

it is proposed to read a first time at the meeting in question, at least two clear days

before the day fixed for the meeting, except in case of emergency when such notice '

shall be given as the circumstances may permit.

(2) The Clerk shall keep the minutes of the proceedings of the Council, and |

of committees of the whole Council, and shall send to each member the draft,

minutes of each meeting so soon as possible after the meeting.

, (3) The minutes of the proceedings of the Council shall record the names of

the members attending and all decisions of the Council, and shall, when confirmed |

at the next following meeting of the Council, be signed by the President.

(4) In the case of divisions of the Council or committee of the whole Council,

the minutes shall include the numbers voting for and against the question, and the

names of the members so voting.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 73

(5) The Clerk shall be responsible for the custody of the votes, records, bills,

i and other document' laid before the Council, which shall be open to inspection by

i members of the Council and other persons under such arrangements as may be

sanctioned by the President.

8.—Order of Business

Unless the Council otherwise direct, the business of each sitting day shall be

transacted in the following order:—

1. Confirmation of minutes of last preceding meeting.

2. Oath or affirmation of allegiance of a new member.

3. Announcements.

4. Papers, including any reports of standing or select committees

which are laid upon the table by order of the Governor and which

are not the subject of any motion.

5. Petitions.

6. Questions.

7. Government business.

8. Unofficial members’ motions.

Government business shall be set down in such order as the President may

^direct, and unofficial members’ motions shall be set down in the order in which

^notice of each motion was given.

'9. —

(1) Every petition intended to be presented to the Council must conclude with

a prayer setting forth the general object of the petitioner.

(2) A petition shall not be presented to the Council unless it be in accordance

with the rules then in force in regard to petitions.

(3) The member presenting a petition may state concisely the purport of the

Ipetition.

(4) All petitions shall be ordered to lie upon the table without question put

unless a member when presenting a petition move for it to be read, printed or

referred to a select committee.

(5) The Council will not receive any petition—

(a) which is not addressed to the Council;

(b) which is not properly and respectfully worded;

(c) which has not at least one signature on the sheet on which the

prayer of the petition appears;

(d) which has not at least the prayer at the head of each subsequent

sheet of signatures;

(e) which asks for a grant of public money or the release of a debt to

l ublic funds unless the recommendation of the Governor thereto

has been signified; or

(/) which does not. conform with such rules as may from time to time

be prescribed by the Council.

10. —

(1) All papers shall be presented by an official member of the Council and their

presentation shall be entered upon the minutes.

(2) A member presenting a paper may make a short explanatory statement of

its contents.

74 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

(3) All papers shall be ordered to lie upon the table without question put and

any motion for the printing thereof shall be determined without amendment or

debate.

(4) All Eules and Orders made by the Governor in Executive Council under

the authority of an Ordinance, which do not require the approval of the Legislative

Council, shall be laid on the table as soon as may be after being made.

11.—Questions to Members

(1) Questions may be put to official members relative to public affairs with

which they are officially connected, proceedings pending in the Council, or any

matter of administration for which such members are responsible.

(2) Questions may also be put to other members, relating to a bill, motion, or

other public matter connected with the business of the Council for which such mem-

bers are responsible.

(3) A question shall not contain arguments, inferences, opinions, imputations,

epithets, ironical expressions, or hypothetical cases.

(4) A Question shall not include the names of persons, or statements, not

strictly necessary to render the question intelligible, nor contain charges which the

member, who asks the question, is not prepared to substantiate.

(5) A question must not be asked for the purpose of obtaining an expression

of opinion, the solution of an abstract legal case, or the answer to a hypothetical

proposition.

(6) A question shall not be asked without written notice unless it is of an

urgent character and the member has obtained the leave of the President so to ask it.

(7) A question must not be made the pretext for a debate, nor can a question

fully answered be asked again without the leave of the President.

(8) A member may ask a supplementary question for the purpose of further

elucidating any matter of fact regarding which an answer has been given; but a

supplementary question must not be used to introduce matter not included in the

original question.

12.—Messages from the Governor and Address by the Governor

A message from the Governor, if presented to the Council by an official member,

may be brought up at any time before the commencement or at the close of public

business, and shall be considered forthwith or ordered to be considered upon a

future day as the member presenting it may appoint. The Governor may address

the Council at any time.

12.—Manner of Giving Notices

(1) Where under any Standing Order (or the practice of the Council) notice

is required, such notice shall be given by being handed in at the Table during the

sitting of the Council or by delivery at the office of the Clerk or other place appointed

by Standing Order (or the President) within the hours prescribed for the purpose.

(2) Except with the permission of the President, no notice shall be valid for

any particular meeting of Council unless it shall have been so handed in or delivered

at‘least three clear days before such meeting of Council. Sundays and holidays

shall not be included in the computation of the said period of three days.

(3) Any such notice shall be printed and shall be circulated to members of the

Council, if possible not less than two clear days before the next meeting of the

Council for which it is valid.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 75

(4) Any such notice shall be printed in the form in which it is handed in or

delivered.

(5) Motions or amendments sent to the Clerk shall be printed and circulated

by him, even if they be matters notice of which is not required, and in the case of

amendments to bills shall be arranged so far as may be in the order in which they

will be proposed.

(6) A notice given orally in Council, shall not have any force after that

sitting of the Council unless it be supplemented by a notice given in accordance with

paragraph (1) of this Order.

14.—Notice of Motions

Unless the Standing Orders otherwise direct, notice shall be given of any motion

which it is proposed to make with the exception of the following:—

1. A motion for the confirmation or correction of the minutes of the

Council.

2. A motion made in committee of tbe whole Council.

3. A motion for the adjournment of the Council or of any debate.

4. A motion that a petition’ be read, printed or referred to a select

committee.

5. A motion that the report of a standing committee be adopted.

6. A motion that the report of a select committee be referred to a

committee of the whole Council or be printed.

7. A motion for the withdrawal of strangers.

8. A motion for the suspension of a member.

9. A motion for the withdrawal or postponement of any item in the

Order of Business.

10. A motion for the substitution of another member for a member

nominated to a select committee.

11. A motion for the reference of any matter to a committee.

12. A motion for the suspension of any Standing Order.

15.—Dispensing with Notice

Notice shall not be dispensed with in the case of a motion or in respect of any

other proceeding for which notice is required except with the consent of the

President.

16.—Bulbs of Debate

(1) A member desiring to speak in Council shall rise in his place and address

his observations to the President.

(2) A ^member desiring to speak in committee shall address his observations

to the Chairman.

(3) If two or more members offer at the same time to speak, the President or

Chairman shall call on the member who first catches his eye.

(4) A member must confine his observations to the subject under discussion.

(5) Reference shall not be made to any matter on which a judicial decision is

pending, in such a way as may prejudice the interests of parties thereto.

(6) No member shall impute improper motives to any other member.

(7) Except when the Council be in committee no member shall speak more

than once on any proposition before the Council except in explanation (as provided

in paragraph 8 of this Order), or to a point of order, or, in the case of the mover of

a substantive motion, in reply, but any member may second a motion or amendment

by rising in his place and bowing to the chair without prejudice to his right to speak

at a later perio l of the debate.

76 KULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL-HONGKONG

(8) A member who has spoken to a question may again be heard to offer

explanation of some material part of his speech which has been misunderstood, but

he must not introduce new matter.

(9) A member who has spoken may speak again when a new Question has

been proposed from the chair such as a proposed amendment.

(10) Any member who dissents from the opinion of the majority may, if he

give notice forthwith of his intention to do so, lay upon the table a statement of the

grounds of his dissent, either at the same or a subsequent meeting of the Council.

(11) His Majesty’s name shall not be used to influence the Council.

(12) The conduct of His Majesty, members of the Royal Family, the Governor

or Administrator, members of the Council, and judges or other persons engaged in

the Administration of justice, shall not be raised except upon a substantive motion;

and in any amendment, question to a member, or remarks in. a debate on a motion

dealing with any «ther subject, any reference to the conduct of the persons afore-

said shall be out of order.

17.—Relevancy in Debate

(1) Debate upon any motion, bill or amendment shall be relevant to such

motion, bill or amendment.

(2) Where an amendment proposes to leave out words and insert other words

instead of them, debate upon the first question proposed on the amendment may

include both the words proposed to be left out and those proposed to be inserted.

(3) On an amendment proposing to leave out words or to insert words debate

shall be confined to the omission or insertion of such words respectively.

18.—Anticipation

(1) It shall be out of order to make a motion or move an amendment dealing

in anticipation with the subject of a bill or other matter appointed in the Order of

Business for consideration : and an amendment shall also be out of order if it deal

in anticipation with the subject matter of a motion of which notice has been given.

(2) A matter appointed in the Order of Business, or a motion or amendment

of which notice has been given, shall not be anticipated in any other debate.

19.—Termination op Debate

(1) No member may speak to any question after the same has been fully put

by the President or Chairman.

(2) A question is fully put,, wt.eu the President or Chairman has collected the

voices both of the ayes and of the noes.

20.—Personal Explanation

By the indulgence of the Council, a member may make a personal explanation,

although there be no question before the Council, but no debatable matter may be

brought forward, or debate arise, upon the explanation.

21.—President to be Heard IAithout Interruption

Whenever the President, or the Chairman, rises during a debate, any member

then speaking, or offering to speak, must if standing sit down, and must in any case

refrain from speaking, and the Council or committee is to be silent so that the

President, or the Chairman, may be heard without interruption.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNOIL-HONG KONG 77

22.—Responsibility for Order

The President in Council, and the Chairman in any committee, shall be respon-

sible for the observance of the rules of order in the Council and committee respec-

tively and their decision upon any point of order shall not be open to appeal and

I shall not be reviewed by the Council except upon a substantive motion made after

; notice.

23.—Breaches of Order

(1) If a Member show disregard for the authority of the chair, or abuse the

l rules of the Council by persistently and wilfully obstructing the business of the

| Council, or otherwise, the President shall direct the attention of the Council to the

incident, mentioning by name the member concerned. A motion may then be made

L upon which the President shall forthwith put the question, no amendment, adjourn-

ment, or debate being allowed, “ That such member be suspended from the service

I of the Council.” If such an offence shall have been committed in a committee of

I the whole Council, the Chairman shall forthwith suspend the proceedings of the

i committee and report the circumstances to the Council; and the President shall on

I a motion being made thereupon put the same question, without amendment, adjourn-

| ment or debate, as if the offence had been committed in the Council itself.

(2) Not more than one member shall be named at the same time, unless several

i members present together have jointly disregarded the authority of the chair.

(3) If a member be suspended under the provisions of this order his suspension

I shall last until determined by the Council.

(4) The President or Chairman, after having called the attention of the Council

I -or committee to the conduct of a member who persists in irrelevance or tedious

| repetition either of his own arguments or of the arguments used by other members

pin debate, may direct the member to discontinue his speech.

(5) The President or Chairman shall order members whose conduct is grossly

•disorderly to withdraw immediately from the Council Chamber during the remainder

of the day’s sitting.

(6) If a direction to withdraw under paragraph (5) of this order be not corns

plied with at once or if on any occasion the President or Chairman deem that hi-

powers under that Paragraph are inadequate, he may name such member or mem-

| bers in pursuance of paragraph (1) of this order.

(7) The President or Chairman whether acting under paragraph (l) or (5) of

this order may direct such steps to be taken as are required to enforce his order.

(8) Members who are suspended under paragraph (1) of this order or are

| -directed to withdraw under paragraph (5), shall forthwith withdraw from the

precincts of the Council Chamber.

(9) Nothing in this order shall be deemed to prevent the Council from proceed-

ing against any member for any breach of order not specified herein or from pro-

•ceeding in any other way it thinks fit in dealing with the breaches of order herein

mentioned.

24.—Voting *

(1) All questions shall be decided by a majority of votes, including the vote of

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, and whenever the votes are equal

the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall have a casting vote.

(2) At the conclusion of a debate the question shall be put by the President,

■or in any committee by the Chairman, and the votes may be taken by voices aye and

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78 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUJNCIL-HONGKONG

no and the result shall he declared by the President or Chairman, but any member

may claim a division when the votes shall be taken by the Clerk asking each member

separately how he desires to vote and recording the votes accordingly.

(3) In taking the division the names of all the unofficial members shall be called

before the names or official titles of any of the official members. In both cases the

names, or official titles as the case may be, shall be called in order, beginning with the

senior member, provided that the President, or in any committee the Chairman, shall

vote last.

(4) When a division is claimed either in Council or in any committee every

member present shall, unless he expressly state that he declines to vote, record his

vote either for the ayes or noes. The Clerk shall enter < n the minutes the record

of each member’s vote and shall add a statement of the names of members who

declined to vote.

(5) As soon as the Clerk has collected the votes the President, or in any com-

mittee the Chairman, shall state the numbers voting for the ayes and the noes

respectively and shall then declare the result of the division or give his casting vote

as the case may be.

(6) If a member state that he voted in error or that his vote has been counted

wrongly, he may claim to have his vote altered, provided that such request is made

as soon as the President has announced the numbers and before he shall have

declared the result of the division.

(7) A member shall not vote on any subject in which he has a direct personal

pecuniary interest, but a motion to disallow a member’s vote on this ground shall

be made only as soon as the numbers of the members voting on the question shall

have been declared. If the ifeotion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall

be agreed to, the President, or in committee the Chairman, shall direct the Clerk to

correct the numbers voting in the division accordingly. In deciding whether a

motion for the disallowance of a member’s vote shall b* proposed from the chair,

the President, or, in any committee the Chairman, shall have regard to the

character of the question upon which the division was taken and to the

consideration whether the interest therein of the member whose vote is challenged

is direct and pecuniary and not an interest in common with the rest of His Majesty’s,

subjects and whether his vote was given on a matter of state policy.

25.—First Reading of a Bill

(1) The mover of a bill, on moving the first reading thereof, shall state the

object and intention of the measure and the reasons on which it is founded.

(2) After such motion has been seconded by another member, and has been

adopted, the bill shall be read a first time. The President may address the Council

on the first reading of a bill should he desire to do so, but'no further discussion

shall be permitted.

(3) Except as provided for in paragraph (2) of Standing Order 29, every bill

shall be published in the Gazette after having been read a first time and before it is

read a second time.

26.—Second Reading of a Bill

When a motion for a second reading of a bill snail have been made and

seconded, a debate may be taken only upon the general merits and principles of the

27.—Committee Stage of a Bill

(1) When a bill has been read the second time the Council may, at the same

or any subsequent meeting, upon motion made and seconded, resolve itself into a

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 79

■committee of the whole Council to consider the bill clause by clause, or may refer the

to a standing committee or to a select committee.

(2) The principle of a bill shall not be discussed in committee but only its

! details.

(3) In committee the Clerk shall read the marginal notes to the bill, clause by

| clause, unless the Chairman directs him to read the clauses, or any particular clause,

; in full.

(4) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (5) of this Order, the committee

may make in the bill such amendments as they shall think fit, provided that the

> amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman relevant to the subject matter of

the bill, and provided that if any amendments are in the opinion of the Chairman

S not within the title of the bill the committee shall amend the title accordingly.

(5) No amendment shall be moved which is inconsistent with any clause

already agreed upon or with any decision already come to by the committee, and the

Chairman may at any time during the discussion of a proposed amendment with-

draw it from the consideration of the committee if in his opinion the amendment

violates the provisions of this paragraph.

(6) The Chairman may require any proposed amendment to be handed to the

Olerk in writing.

(7) If no amendment be proposed to any particular clause when the marginal

i note has been read by the Clerk, or when all the proposed amendments shall have

been disposed of, the Chairman shall put the question “ That the clause (or the

:i -clause as amended) stand part of the bill.” If any amendment is proposed which

the Chairman considers need not be disposed of separately he may put the question

“ That the Clause, amended as proposed, stand part of the bill.”

(8) If a new clause or a new schedule be proposed the Chairman may put the

: question “ That the proposed clause (or schedule) stand part of the bill”, and if the

question is agreed to the clause (or schedule) shall thereupon stand part of the bill.

| A new clause or a new schedule may be proposed at any time which seems con-

venient to the Chairman.

(9) On consideration of the schedules the Clerk shall call out the word

; “ Schedule ” if there is only one schedule, or shall read out the ordinal numbers of

the schedules if there are more schedules than one, unless the Chairman directs him

: to read the schedules or any particular schedule in full, or to proceed in any other

manner, and the Chairman may thereupon put the question “ That this schedule

‘ stand part of the bill.”

(10) Any clause or schedule may be postponed for consideration at a later

> stage of the same meeting or for consideration at some future meeting of the

; committee. The whole bill may be left in committee for consideration at some

^ future meeting of the committee.

(11) When all the clauses and schedules of the bill have been disposed of the

j Chairman shall put the question “That the enacting clause and title stand part of the

^ bill”. If the bill contains a preamble the above question shall be preceded by the

question “That the preamble stand part of the bill.”

1(12) When the bill has been entirely disposed of the Council may upon motion

made and seconded resume and proceed with the remaining business of the day.

(13) A bill may be referred to a standing committee or to a select committee

at any stage of its progress prior to the third reading.

(14) If any standing committee or select committee to which a bill has been

referred reports that it recommends any material amendment therein, the bill may be

printed with such amendment and, after publication in the Gazette, may with the

permission of the Council be substituted for the bill as read a second time. Every

bill so reported shall be considered in the committee of the whole Council.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG

28.—Third Reading op a Bill

(1) When a bill has passed through committee the member in charge of the I

bill may at the same or any subsequent meeting report to the Council that the bill

has passed through committee and may at the same time move that the bill be read j

a third time, provided that if in the opinion of the President anv material amend- t

ment of the bill shall have been made in committee the bill shall not be read a third j

time at the same meeting except after the suspension of the Standing Orders. If

the third reading of any bill is for this reason postponed to a subsequent meeting of >

the Council the bill shall be published in the Gazette as amended before it is read 5

a third time.

(2) If upon the third reading of a bill being proposed and seconded any mem- [

ber desires to omit or amend any provision contained in the bill, or to introduce any

fresh provision into it, the bill may upon motion made and seconded be re-com- \

mitted, and thereafter the Council shall again resolve itself into a committee of the- j

whole Council for the consideration of the proposed amendment, but no bill shall j

be re-committed after it shall have been read a third time.

I'd) When a bill has been read a third time it shall be deemed to have been !

passed.

29.—General Provisions relating to Bills

(1) On each reading of a bill the Clerk shall read only the long title of the bill- J

(2) If at any stage in the progress of a bill the President declares that in his

opinion an emergency exists and that it is desirable in the public interest that the

Standing Orders should be suspended in order to enable the bill to pass through all

its stages, or all its remaining stages, at that meeting of Council, it may be moved and

seconded that the Standing Orders be suspended accordingly' and if the motion be

adopted the bill may be carried through all its stages, or all its remaining stages,,

at that meeting.

30.—Bills affecting Private Rights

(1) Where any bill shall be proposed which is intended to affect or benefit some-

particular person, association, or corporate body, notice of the bill shall be given

by the promoters, by two advertisements in some daily newspaper published in the (

Colony, and, if any of the persons likely to be benefited or prejudiced may be

Chinese, by two additional advertisements in some Chinese newspaper published in

the Colony, and in any case by two successive publications of the bill in the Gazettey

as required by Clause XXVII of the Royal Instructions of the 14th February, 1917:

provided that, as laid down in the said Clause XXVII this paragraph shall not apply

to any such bill which is a Government measure.

(2) If any person considers that his individual rights or interests would be-

affected by the provisions of any such bill, he may petition to be heard on the bill

either in person or by counsel, and he shall be heard accordingly, either upon

motion made, seconded and adopted, or by order of the President. The President

shall direct whether the person in question or his counsel shall be heard before the

Council, or before a committee of the whole Council, of before a standing committee

or a select committee.

(3) On any such petition the petitioner, or any member, shall, upon motion

made, seconded and adopted, or by order of the President, be entitled to call and

examine witnesses on oath or affirmation, provided that a list containing the names,,

residences and occupations of the witnesses shall have been delivered to the Clerk

at least two clear days before the meeting of the Council or committee as the case

may be. Any such witness if called by the petitioner may be cross-examined by

any member, and if called by any member may be cross-examined by any other

member or by the petitioner. The oath or affirmation shall be tendered'bv the

Clerk, or, in any committee, by the Chairman.

 RULES OF LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL—HONGKONG 81

(4) Every bill intended to affect, or benefit some particular person, association

or corporate body shall in accordance with Clause XXVII of the Royal Instructions

of the 14th February, 1917, contain a section saving the rights of His Majesty the

King, His Heirs and Successors, all bodies politic and corporate, and all others except

such as are mentioned in the bill, and those claiming by, from, and under them.

31.—Relevancy oe Amendments

(1) When any bill, or clause of a bill, or motion, is under cdnsideration in the

Council or a committee thereof, an amendment may be proposed to such bill, clause

or motion if it be relevant to the bill, clause or motion to which it is proposed.

(2) An amendment may be proposed to any amendment proposed from the

chair if it be relevant to the original amendment.

(3) In committee on a bill a new clause or schedule may be proposed if it be

relevant to the subject matter of the bill, and an amendment may be proposed to' it

if the amendment may be relevant to the new clause or schedule.

(4) An amendment, or a new clause or schedule, shall not require notice.

(5) The President, or the Chairman as the case may be, may require any-

proposed amendment to be handed to the Clerk in writing.

32.—‘Seconding of Motions and Amendments

A motion or amendment shall not be proposed from the chair in Council unless,

it shall have received a seconder, but in committee a seconder shall not be required

for any amendment or for any new clause or schedule.

33.—Method of Putting the Question on Amendments

Subject to the provisions of paragraph (7) of Standing Order 27 upon an

amendment to leave out words and insert other words instead of them a question

shall first be proposed from the chair “ that the words proposed to be left out

stand part of the question,” and if that question be negatived, the question for the

insertion of the alternative words shall then be proposed, provided that on con-

sideration of a bill in committee the Chairman shall if possible put as the test

question on an amendment only such words as will not prevent a subsequent

amendment which is in order from being moved. If the question so proposed be

negatived the words proposed by the amendment to be left out shall be deemed to

be left out without further question.

34.—Withdrawal of Motions or Amendments

When any motion or amendment has been proposed from the chair, it may be

withdrawn at the request of the mover if, on the President, or in committee the

Chairman, asking whether it be the pleasure of the Council or committee that the

motion or amendment be withdrawn, a dissenting voice be not raised thereto.

35. —

The evidence taken before any committee of the Council and any documents

presented to such committee which have not been reported to the Council shall not

be published by any member of such committee or by any other person, except

with the permission of the President.

36. —

(1) In cases of doubt the Standing Orders of this Council shall be interpreted

in the light of the relevant practice of the Commons House of Parliament of Great

Britain and Northern Ireland.

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(2) In any matter for which these Standing Orders do not provide the said

practice shall be followed, but no restrictions which the House of Commons has

introduced by Standing Order shrill be deemed to extend to the Council or its

members until the Council has provided by Standing Order for such restriction.

37.—Suspension of Standing Orders

A question the object or effect of which may be to suspend any Standing Order

of the Council shall not be proposed except with the consent of the President.

38.—Absence of Members

Any member who is prevented from attending a meeting of the Council shall

acquaint the Clerk as early as possible of his inability to attend.

39.—Employment of Members in Professional Capacity

No member of the Council shall appear before the Council or any committee

thereof as counsel or solicitor for any party, or in any capacity for which he is to

receive a fee or reward.

40.—Strangers

Strangers shall be admitted to debates in the Council Chamber subject to such

rules as the President may make from time to time for that purpose, provided that

if any member take notice that strangers be present, the President, or in committee

the Chairman, shall put forthwith the question “ That strangers be ordered to

withdraw.”

41.—Press

The President may grant a general permission to the representative of any

journal to attend the sittings of the Council provided that, if the journal publish

a report of the proceedings which the President considers unfair, such permission

may be revoked.

 GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH

CONSULATES IN CHINA

The undersigned, Her Britannic Majesty’s Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of British Trade in China, acting under the

authority conferred upon him by the 85th Section of the China and Japan Order in

Council, 1865, hereby declares the following Regulations, made, in pursuance of the

above Order in Council, to secure the observance of Treaties and the maintenance

of friendly relations between British subjects and Chinese subjects and authorities

to be applicable to all ports which are, or may hereafter become, open to British

trade:—

I. —The British Consulate offices at the several open ports shall b

public business from 10 o’clock a.m. to 4 o’clock p.m. daily, excepting Sundays,

Christmas Day, Glood Friday, King’s Birthday, Easter Monday, those holidays

upon which public offices in England are closed, and Chinese New Year’s day, and

such Chinese holidays as the Chinese Customs authorities may observe.

II. —On the arrival of any British vessel at the anchorage of an

ports, the master shall, within 24 hours, deposit his ship’s papers, together with a

summary of the manifest of her cargo, at the Consulate office, unless a Sunday or

holiday shall intervene.

III. —Every British vessel must show her national colours on en

anchorage, and keep them hoisted until she shall have been reported at the Consulate

and her papers deposited there.

IV. —No British vessel or any vessel the property of a British

provided with a certificate of registry, or provisional or other pass from the Super-

intendent of Trade at Peking, or from the Colonial Government at Hongkong, shall

hoist the British ensign within any port or anchorage, or any flag similar to the

British ensign or of a character not to be easily distinguishable from it. Nor shall

any registered British vessel flying the Red ensign hoist any other ensign or flag

(except she be entitled to fly the Blue ensign) in use by Her Majesty’s vessels of war,

or the national ensign of any foreign State or any ensign or flag not plainly dis-

tinguishable from the ensigns used by Her Majesty’s ships of war or from those

flown by Ships of foreign States.

V. —Should any seaman absent himself from his ship without p

master shall forthwith report the circumstance at the Consulate office, and take the

necessary measures for the recovery of the absentee, and it shall be lawful for the

Consul, if circumstances shall require it, in his discretion to prohibit leave being

given to seamen to come ashore, and any master who shall violate such prohibition

shall incur the penalties hereinafter declared.

VI. —The discharge of guns or other firearms from vessels in ha

prohibited, unless permission shall have been granted by the Consul.

S4 GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS B'OR BRITISH CONSULATES IN CHINA

YU.—Masters of vessels when reporting their arrival at a port shall notify in j

writing the names of all passengers and persons not forming part of the articled

crew on board, and, previous to leaving, notice must be given of the names of all !

persons, not forming part of the articled crew, intending to leave the port on' board !

any vessel.

VIII. —All cases of death occurring at sea must be reporte

24 hours of the vessel’s arriving in port or harbour, and all cases of death on board ?

vessels in harbour, or in the residences of British subjects on shore, must be imme-

diately reported at the Consulate office, and in the event of sudden or accidental

death the fullest information obtainable should be given. It is strictly prohibited to j

throw overboard the bodies of seamen or other persons dying on board of a vessel in

harbour. Except in case of urgent necessity, no burial should take place on shore or ]

from any ship in harbour without the licence of the Consul first obtained.

IX. —Stone or ballast shall not be thrown overboard in any

unless permission shall have been first obtained from the local authorities through j

the intervention of Her Majesty’s Consular officer.

X. —All cases of loss of property by theft or fraud on board ship

assault or felony requiring redress or involving the public peace, must be immediately 1

reported at the Consulate office.

If any Chinese subject guilty of, or suspected of, having committed a mis-

demeanour on shore or afloat be detained, information must in such cases be forthwith \

lodged at the Consulate office, and in no instance shall British subjects be per- ,

mitted to use violence toward Chinese offenders or to take the law into their own

hands.

XI. —Any vessel having in the whole above 2001bs. of gun

explosive material on board shall not approach nearer than a distance of one mile

from the limits of the anchorage. On arriving at that distance, she must be forthwith

reported to the Consular authority.

Special anchorages or stations will be assigned for such ships in the neighbour-

hood of the ports.

XII. —No seaman or other person belonging to a British shi

or left behind at any port or anchorage without the express sanction of the Consul

and not then until sufficient security shall have been given for his maintenance and

good behaviour while remaining on shore, and, if required, for the expenses incident

to his shipment to a port in the United Kingdom or to a British Colonial port,

according as the seaman or other person is a native of Great Britain or of any British

Colony.

If any British subject left at a port or anchorage by a British vessel be found

to require public relief prior to the departure of such vessel from the dominions of

the Emperor of China, the vessel will be held responsible for the maintenance and

removal from China of such British subject.

XIII. When a vessel is ready to leave a port anchorage, the master or con-

signee shall apply at the Custom-house for a Chinese port clearance, and on

his presenting this document, together with a copy of the manifest of his export

cargo, at the Consular office, his ship’s papers will be returned to him, and he will

be furnished with a Consular port clearance, on receiving which the vessel will be at

liberty to leave the port. Should any vessel take in or discharge cargo subsequent

to the issue of the Customs’ clearance, the master will be subject to a penalty, and

the ship to such detention as may be necessary to the ends of justice.

XIV. —When a vessel is ready to leave a port or anchor

give notice thereof to the Consul, and shall hoist a Blue Peter at least 24 hours

 GENERAL PORT REGULATIONS FOR BRITISH CONSULATES IN CHINA 85

before the time appointed for her departure. The Consul may dispense with the

observance of this regulation on security being given that claims presented within

24 hours will be paid.

XV. —No British subject may establish or carry on an hotel,

house, house of entertainment, or shop for the sale of liquors within the Consular

■district without the sanction and licence of the Consul, and payment of such fees

in respect of such licence, yearly or otherwise, as may be duly authorised. The

Consul shall require every person so licensed to give security for the good conduct

of all inmates and frequenters of his house, and also that he will not harbour any

seaman who is a runaway or who cannot produce his discharge accompanied bv a

written sanction from the Consul to reside on shore.

Every person so licensed will be held accountable for the good conduct of all

inmates and frequenters of his house, and in case of their misconduct may be sued

upon the instrument of security so given.

XVI. —Any British subject desiring to proceed up the

distance than thirty miles from any Treaty port is required to procure a Consular

passport, and any one found without such a passport beyond that distance will be

liable to prosecution.

XVII. —The term Consul in these Regulations shall be

and every officer in Her Majesty’s Consular service, whether Consul-General, Consul-

Vice-Consul, or Consular agent, or other person duly authorized to act in any of the

aforesaid capacities within the dominions of the Emperor of China.

XVIII.—British vessels are bound as to mooring and pilotage to act in accord,

ance with the Harbour and Pilotage Regulations authorized in each port by Her

Majesty’s Minister for the time being, and any infraction of the same shall render the

party offending liable to the penalties attached to these regulations.

XIX. —No loading or discharging of cargo may be carried

limits of the anchorage defined by the Consul and the Chinese authorities of each

port.

XX. —Any infringement of the preceding General Port Re

Special Regulations referred to in Regulations XVIII. and XIX. shall subject the

offender, for each offence, to imprisonment for any term not exceeding three months

with or without hard labour, and with or without a fine not exceeding 200 dollars

•or to a fine not exceeding 200 dollars, without imprisonment, and with or without

further fines for continuing offences, not exceeding in any case 25 dollars for each

day during which the offence continues after the original fine is incurred ; such fine

to be inflicted, levied, and enforced in accordance with the Order of Her Majesty in

Council dated the 9th day of March, 1865.

And in consideration of the urgent necessity for these Regulations, the under-

signed hereby further declares that they shall have effect unless and until they shall

be disapproved by Her Most Gracious Majesty, and notification of such disapproval

shall be received and published by me or other of Her Majesty’s Ministers in China.

(Signed) Thomas Francis Wade.

Peking, 28th March, 1881.

 THE UNITED STATES COUET EOH CHINA

(Chapter 3934, Prescribing the Jurisdiction of the Court)

Be it Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States

of America in Congress Assembled, That a Court is hereby established, to be called

the United States Court for China, which shall have exclusive jurisdiction in all

cases and judicial proceedings whereof jurisdiction may now be exercised by United

States Consuls and Ministers by law and by virtue of treaties between the United

States and China, except in so far as the said jurisdiction is qualified by Section 2

of this Act. The said Court shall hold sessions at Shanghai, China, and shall also

hold sessions at the cities of Canton, Tientsin, and Hankow at stated periods, the

dates of such sessions at each city to be announced in such manner as the Court shall

direct, and a session of the Court shall be held in each of these cities at least once

annually. It shall be-within the power of the judge, upon due notice to the parties

in litigation, to open and hold Court for the hearing of a special cause at any place

permitted by the treaties, and where there is a United States Consulate, when, in

his judgment, it shall be required by the convenience of witnesses, or by some public

interest. The place of sitting of the Court shall be in the United States Consulate

at each of the cities, respectively.

That the seal of the said United States Court for China shall be the arms of

the United States, engraved on a circular piece of steel of the size of a half dollar,

with these words on the margin, “ The Seal of the United States Court for China.”

The seal of said Court shall be provided at the expense of the United States.

All writs and processes issuing from the said Court, and all transcripts, records,

copies, jurats, acknowledgments, and other papers requiring certification or to be

under seal, may be authenticated by said seal, and shall be signed by the clerk of

said Court. All processes issued from the said Court shall bear test from the day

of such issue.

Sec. 2.—The Consuls of the United States in the cities of China to which they

are respectively accredited shall have the same jurisdiction as they now possess in

civil cases where the sum or value of the property involved in the controversy does

not exceed five hundred dollars United States money, and in criminal cases where the

punishment for the offence charged cannot exceed by law one hundred dollars’ fine

or sixty days’ imprisonment, or both, and shall have power to arrest, examine, and

discharge accused persons or commit them to the said Court. From all final judg-

ments of the Consular Court either party shall have the right of appeal to the United

States Court for China: Provided, Also, That appeal may be taken to the United

States Court for China from any final judgment of the Consular Courts of the United

States in Korea so long as the rights of extra-territoriality shall obtain in favour of

the United States. The said United States Court for China shall have and exercise

supervisory control over the discharge by Consuls and Vice-Consuls of the duties

prescribed by the laws of the United States relating to the estates of decedents in

China. Within sixty days after the death in China of any citizen of the United

States, or any citizen of any territory belonging to the United States, the Consul or

Vice-Consul whose duty it becomes to take possession of the effects of such deceased

person under the laws of the United States shall file with the clerk of said Court a

 THE UNITED STATES COUKT FOR CHINA 87

sworn inventory of such effects, and shall, as additional effects come from time to

time into his possession, immediately file a supplemental inventory or inventories of

the same. He shall also file with the clerk of said Court within said sixty days a

schedule under oath of the debts of said decedent, so far as known, and a schedule

or statement of all additional debts thereafter discovered. Such Consul or Vice-

Consul shall pay no claims against the estate without the written approval of the

judge of said Court, nor shall he make sale of any of the assets of said estate with-

out first reporting the same to said judge and obtaining a written approval of said

sale, and he shall likewise within ten days after any such sale report the fact of such

sale to said Court, and the amount derived therefrom. The said judge shall have

power to require at any time reports from Consuls or Vice-Consuls in respect of all

their acts and doings relating to the estate of any such deceased person. The said

Court shall have power to require, where it may be necessary, a special bond for the

faithful performance of his duty to be given by any Consul or Vice-Consul into

whose possession Hie estate of any such deceased citizen shall have come in such

amount and with such sureties as may be deemed necessary, and for failure to give

such bond when required, or for failure to properly perform his duties in the

premises, the Court may appoint some other person to take charge of said estate,

such person having first given bond as aforesaid. A record shall be kept by the

clerk of said Court of all proceedings in respect of any such estate under the

provisions hereof.

Sec. 3.—That appeals shall lie from all final judgments or decrees of said Court

to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals of the ninth judicial circuit, and thence

appeals and writs of error may be taken from the judgments or decrees of the said

Circuit Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court of the United States in the same class

of cases as those in which appeals and writs of error are permitted to judgments of

said Court of Appeals in cases coming from District and Circuit Courts of the United

States. Said appeals or writs of error shall be regulated by the procedure govern-

ing appeals within the United States from the District Courts to the Circuit Courts of

Appeal, and from the Circuit Courts of Appeal to the Supreme Court of the United

States, respectively, so far as the same shall be applicable; and said Courts are here-

by empowered to hear and determine appeals and writs of error so taken.

Sec. 4.—The jurisdiction of said United States Court, boh original and not

appeal, in civil and criminal matters, and also the jurisdiction of the Consular Courts

in China, shall in all cases be exercised in conformity with said treaties and the laws

of the United States now in force in reference to the American Consular Courts in

China, and all judgments and decisions of said Consular Courts, and all decisions,

judgments, and decrees of said United States Court, shall be enforced in accordance

with said treaties and laws. But in all such cases when laws are deficient in the

provisions necessary to give jurisdiction or to furnish suitable remedies, the common

law and the law as established by the decisions of the Courts of the United States

shall be applied by said Court in its decisions and shall govern the same subject to

the terms of any treaties between the United States and China.

Sec. 5.—That the procedure of the said Court shall be in accordance, so far as

practicable, with the existing procedure prescribed for Consular Courts in China

in accordance with the Revised Statutes of the United States: Provided, however,

that the judge of the said United States Court for China shall have authority from

time to time to modify and supplement said rules of procedure. The provisions of

sections forty-one hundred and six and forty-one hundred and seven of the Revised

Statutes of the United States allowing Consuls in certain cases to summon associates

shall have no application to said Court.

Sec. 6.—There shall be a district attorney, a marshal, and a clerk of said Court

with authority possessed by the corresponding officers of the District Courts in the

United States as far as may be consistent with the conditions of the laws of the

United States and said treaties. The judge of said Court and the district attorney,

who shall be lawyers of good standing and experience, marshal, and clerk shall be

 THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR CHINA

appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and

shall receive as salary, respectively, the sums of eight thousand dollars per annum

for said judge, four thousand dollars per annum for said district attorney, three

thousand dollars per annum for said marshal, and three thousand dollars per annum

for said clerk. The judge of the said Court and the district attorney shall, when

the sessions of the Court are held at ether cities than Shanghai, receive in addition

to their salaries their necessary expenses during such sessions not to exceed ten

dollars per day for the judge and five dollars per day for the district attorney.

Sec. 7.—The tenure of office of the judge of said Court shall be ten years, unless

sooner removed by the President for cause ; the tenure of office of the other officials

of the Court shall be at the pleasure of the President.

Sec. 8.—The marshal and the clerk of said Court shall be required to furnish

bond for the faithful performance of their duties, in sums and with sureties to be

fixed and approved by the judge of the Court. They shall each appoint, with the

written approval of said judge, deputies at Canton and Tientsin, who shall also be

required to furnish bonds for the faithful performance of their duties, which bonds

shall be subject, both as to form and sufficiency of the sureties, to the approval of

the said judge. Such deputies shall receive compensation at the rate of five dollars

for each day the sessions of the Court are held at their respective cities. The office

of marshal in China now existing in pursuance of section forty-one hundred and

eleven of the Revised Statutes is thereby abolished.

Sec. 9.—The tariff of fees of said officers of the Court shall be the same as the

tariff already fixed for the Consular Courts in China, subject to amendment from

time to time by order of the President, and all fees taxed and received shall be paid

into the Treasury of the United States.

Approved, June JO, 1906.

SIXTIETH CONGRESS. SESS. II. 1909. CHAP. 235.

Extract

The judicial authority and jurisdiction in civil and criminal cases now vested in

and reserved to the Consul-General of the United States at Shanghai, China, by the

Act of June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and six, entitled, “ An Act creating a

United States Court for China and prescribing the jurisdiction thereof,” shall,

subsequent to June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nine, be vested in and exercised

by a Vice Consul-General of the United States to be designated from time.to time

by the Secretary of State, and the Consul-General at Shanghai shall thereafter

be relieved of his judicial functions.

PEES EOK THE CONSULAR COURTS OE THE

UNITED STATES OE AMERICA IN CHINA

 UNITED STATES CONSULAR REGULATIONS

For drawing

For executinganda deed prepareda deed

executing by a party or his attorney

For every

For copies of writs or papers, furnished on request, per folio . . 26

For servingproclamation

an attachmentin admiralty...

in rem, or a libel in admiralty 2.0030

For pensation

the necessary expenses of keeping boats, vessels, or other property, attached or libelled in admiralty, a com-

debt,totoorbeclaim

Whenbetheentitled fixedinbyadmiralty,

a commission

the court. is settled by the parties, without a sale of the property, the marshal shall

of 1overper$500 cent,Provided,

on the firstthat$500whenof the

cent, on the excess of any sum on the:process the claim

value orof decree,

the property and one-half of 1 per

is less than the

For claim

sale

and

suchvessels,

of commission

or other shallproperty,

be allowed under appraised

in value thereof.

admiralty, or under the order of a court of admiralty,

excessforofreceiving

any sumandoverpaying $500. over the money, 2£ per cent, on any sum under $500, and 1J per cent, on the

101—Interpreter’s Fees.

For making

each day’stranslations

attendance upon court 3.00

ItFormore than 200 words for each additional 100 " 1 2i.o00©

102— Witnesses’ Fee,.

For each

For each day’s attendancein going

mile travelled upon court

to and returning from court [ ” js

103— Crier’* Fees.

On trial of every suit . . i.oo-

104— Citizen Associates’ Fees.

For each day’s attendance

105— Costs for Prevailing Partg.

All necessary Court fees paid out.

100— Consul’s Fees.

WhereThethe following

amount$500, fees shall be isallowed

in question

andforupeachto $500,

in arbitration proceedings

$1,$1,000000ororlessfraction thereof

Where

Where

InIn cases

it exceeds

it exceeds $1,

of libel, slander, 0 00, and alljudgment

proceedings ..... 10.00

5.00

10.00

all arbitration proceedings may benotentered

requiringformoney judgments

costs, and execution issued thereon. ...10.00

For

For issuing aansearch warrant .. .. 10.00

3.00

Feesholding

for inquestsinquest are payable out of the esta te of the descendent.

107—.Fees in Prohate Matters.

(1) The administrator shalla reasonable

present tocompensation,

the court a billto beof determined

particulars byof thethebservices rendered byJ him, and the

(2) court

proceeding

shall allow

The consul, whenhim

whatsoversalaried officer (drawing

appertaining to probatefixedmatters

compensation),

heard and not bebvec^»„u>vcu

shalldecided allowed

him as auv

any jees

fees inc

a consular

(3) isu,jpWH*

no fixed 1, a consul

salary, and shall compensation

whose be appointed fordepei... anymasof onthecollection

op

of ,

consular andfees,Japan,

and towho

whoseis vested

offiS there

judicial

following • authority (as the consuls who have red

fixed compensation), then -g, CO nsul shall be allowedwiththe

For passing onon current reportsof same

of executor administrator, or guardian

For passing

For ahearing

For final order final reports

of discharge

application

.

for distribution of estates 5.6.5.000000'

For Themaking clerkorder shallofreceive

distribution

the following fees: 5.5.0000

For a citation

For preparing in administration

and administering the oath to an executor, administrator, or guardian

For

For issuing

docket feeand recording letters of administration and guardian’s certificate

For

For filingtopapers

For seal to letters ofof appointment

seal letters administrationof appraisers of estate

For shall

all otherreceive services, Such feesas entering ingallowed

orders,under

copyingtheandgeneral

recording orders,for etli

reasonable

The provided

marshal inshall

the same

compensation

receive for mayarereservices

as asany be allowedrenderedby the consular

by him

schedule

matters of probate, the s

the general schedule for services of the same nature.

108—Fees in Ministerial Court.

The except

Jees of inthecasescourtbrought and itsbeforeofficers

said shall court beupontheappeal, in all of which P

re8Cribed

forfee shall

the consular

be chargedcourts,

of | 15 00!.

ie in appellate as in other a

 REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE INSPECTION OF

PASSPORTS OF FOREIGNERS ENTERING

CHINESE TERRITORY

Promulgated August 22, 1930, by Order of the Administrative Yuan of the

National Government, Republic of China

Art. I.—Unless otherwise provided for by law or treaty, Passports held by all

foreigners entering the territory of the Republic of China shall be inspected in

accordance with the provisions of the following Regulations.

Art. II.—A Passport shall give the name, sex, age, native place, address and

occupation of the holder, and the reason for entering Chinese territory; it shall

have a photograph attached and be vised at a Chinese Consulate established in a

foreign country. A Passport may include the members of a family (children under

age) and servants; but the names and other particulars must be given in the

Passport with photographs attached.

Art. III.— Passports shall be inspected by the local government in Chinese

territory. If necessary, the Maritime and Native Customs may be asked to assist.

In special cases the Department concerned of the Central Government may appoint

officials to direct and supervise inspection. The places of inspection will be

separately specified.

Art, IV.—If during inspection any one of the following conditions is found to

exist the foreigner concerned may be denied entry into Chinese territory. The

conditions are:—

1. When there is no Passport or when inspection is objected to.

2. When the Passport is not in regular order or is fraudulently obtained or

forged.

3. When the holder’s activities may be detriment il to the interests of the

Kuomintang or Government, or may endanger public peace andsecurity.

4. When the holder is a vagabond or mendicant.

5. When contrabands or indecent articles are carriedt

6. When holder has previously been expelled from Chinese territory.

Art. V.—If during inspection, any doubt should urise as to the purport of the

conditions set forth in tbe preceding article, the Inspector shall refer the matter to

his superior officer by the quickest means possible and he may temporarily detain

the foi’eigner pending decision.

Art. VI —Foreigners who are exempted by law or treaty from the necessity of

producing Passports on entering Chinese territory shall nevertheless be subject to

the provisions of Sections 3, 4 and 6 of Art. 4 and Art. 5.

Art. Vtl.—Detailed Rules supplementary to these Regulations are framed

separately.

Art. VIII.—These Regulations shall be effective four months after date of

promulgation.

Supplementary Rules to Regulations Governing

the Inspection of Passports of Foreigners

Entering Chinese Territory.

Art. I.—These detailed Rules are made in pursuance of Article 7 of the

Regulations governing the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering Chinese

territory (hereinafter referred to as “Regulations.”)

Art. II.—The expression “children under age” as used in Clause 2 of Article

of the Regulations, shall be determined by the age limit fixed by the Civil Law of

the Republic of China.

Art III.—The places where the inspection of Passports of foreigners entering

Chin-se territory will take place are as follows:—

92 PASSPORTS OP FOREIGNERS ENTERING CHINESE TERRITORY

(A) Land Routes

Manchuli Szemao

Pogranichnaya Harbin Chinchou Hi

Kashgaria Kowloon

(also by sea) Mengtsz

Hokou

Hui Chun

Yen Chi Changchiakou

Suiyuan Ta Cheng Tung Shing Lungchow

(B) Chien Shan Tengyueh

Sea Routes

Canton Samshui Chung Shan Swatow Foochow Woosung

Pakhoi ofKongmoon

(Passports those entering theHarbour

Yangtze Amoy

River not via Shanghai

Shanghai shall be inspected

at Woosung.)

Tsingtao Lungkou Chinwangtao Antung Taheiho

Chefoo

Weihaiwei Tientsin or Hulutao

Tangku Newchwang (also

Aigun by land) Tungkifing

(C) Air Routes

Before an aerodrome has been laid out, Passports of foreigners entering-

Chinese territory by aircraft shall be inspected at the first authorized landing station^

In case of necessity, the number of stations where Passports are inspected majr

be increased or reduced by the various departments concerned after sanction ha&

been duly obtained.

The places of inspection on the borders of Mongolia and Tibet shall be given

separately.

Art. IV.—A foreigner denied entry into Chinese territory under the terms of

Art. 4< of the Regulations, if found unable to leave the territory of the Republic of

China shall be handed over to the Consul of his nationality to be dealt with.

Art. V.—When the assistance of officers of the Maritime or Native Customs

is required in the examination of Passports the local authorities and the Customs

shall jointly make the necessary arrangements, and report to the Department con-

cerned for record.

Art. VI.—Passports of foreigners entering Chinese territory besides being

subject to the provisions of Art. 3 of the Regulations are subject to inspection by

local authorities in the interior.

Art. VII.—If any one of the following conditions is found to exist, the local

authorities in the interior shall at once detain the foreigner and report to the-

Senior Official for instructions:—

1. Any one of the conditions as laid down in Art. 4 of the Regulations.

2. When the Passport produced does not bear a chop to show that it has

been inspected.

Art. VIII.—The Inspector shall not ask for any payment from the foreigner

for inspection of Passport.

Art. IX.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports shall be in uniform and

shall wear a distinctive badge. The badges shall be prescribed by the Depart-

ment concerned.

Art. X.—The Inspector when inspecting Passports, shall give the foreigner

desiring to enter Chinese territory an inspection form to be carefully filled in; said

form shall be prescribed separately.

Art. XI.—The Inspector after inspection shall impress a chop on the Passport

giving the date of inspection. The form of this chop shall be prescribed by the

Department concerned.

Art. XII.—The Inspecting authorities shall, before the 10th of each month,

submit a table giving the name, sex, age, native place, occupation and address, as

well as the reason for entering China, of all foreigners to whom permission has been

granted or refused during the preceding month. This table shall be sent to the

highest local authority for transmission to the Department concerned for record.

Art. XIII.—In the event of any case arising not covered by the provisions of

the Regulations or the detailed Supplementary Rules, the inspecting authority shall

immediately telegraph to the Department concerned for instructions.

Art. XIV.—These detailed Rules shall be effective from the date the

Regulations are put in force.

DIEECTOEY

 EASTERN SIBERIA

VLAD1VOSTOCK

Vladivostock is the chief town of the Maritime Province, which, together with

the Habarovsk,

Provinces forms Nicolaevsk,

the “ Far EasternAmour,Region

Zeia, Tchita, Sretensk,

” of Siberia. TheKamchatka

administrative and Saghalien

centre is

at Habarovsk.

deg. The port East,

54 min. of Vladivostock,

at the southern lies inendlatitude

of a long 43 deg. 7 min.reaching

peninsula North, into

longitude 131

Peter the

Great

of the Bay. Of the portsharbours

most magnificent in East Siberia

in the itEast.is by From

far theitsmost important.

peculiar long and It has one

narrow

shape and thehills

surrounding onceit supposed

hasarenothiddenhidden treasuresbeenin called

inappropriately the slightly auriferous

Horn.soilTheofintoits

trances

two narrowto thepassages.

harbour This fine sheet by Russian

of waterIsland, whichthe

first runs

Golden

fordivides

about thehalf fairway

a mile in a

en-

northern direction and then suddenly bends to the east for a distance of about one

mile.

northern Onshore;

all sides it is surroundedsharply by hillsdown low toonthethe water’s

southernedge.and higher on the

with foliage, theythese

havehillsbeenslopecompletely denuded of trees by reckless Once

felling,verdane

The

harbour, capable of accommodating an almost unlimited number of vessels of deep

draught and large capacity, affords a safe anchorage. During the winter months it is

kept open by ice-breakers so that steamers can always find their way in without

difficulty.

fine gravingTheredock isof athefloating

followingdockdimensions

capable of:—Length

taking in vessels

over all,up 621

to 3,000

feet;tons,

lengthandata

bottom,

There 564

are alsofeet; breadth,

twoarelarge 118 feet; breadth at entrance, 90 feet; min. depth, 29 feet.

merchant vessels nowdocks built especially

permitted to dock in for purposes

them. Thanksof the State war fleet,

to assistance from but

the

railway authorities in the form of revised freight rates and efforts to employ a

maximum

South Manchurian ports assumed dimensions indicating that an outlet via Vladivostockto

number of cars during the last two years, shigments ma Changchun

is not vital to the prosperity of North Manchuria.

A large import business was formerly done, the main lines being cotton goods, iron,

machinery,

interior. flour,municipal

The fresh andaffairspotted meat, boots were

of Vladivostock and tea for transportation andintoTown

the

Council elected by and from among the Russian civil managed community. by a InMayor

the Autumn of

1922 the Soviet Government at Moscow extended its authority

town is built on the southern slope of the hills running along the northern shore of to Vladivostock. The

the harbour,

placing the oldand wooden

handsomestructures.

brick residences

The entire havearea,

been with

erectedthe inexception

recent years,

of some re-

well laid out with wide but ill-kept roads. The sanitary arrangements are bad,is

unoccupied lots intervening here and there, is covered by buildings, and the town

5; government

though the town offices,is the

fairlyposthealthy.

and telegraphMost offices,

conspicuous amonghouse,

municipal the buildings

the barracks, are the

the

railway station, the museum, the Russian church, the

i the Governor and by the Admiral Commanding (the latter residence is surrounded residences formerly occupied by

;| by a public garden), while the houses formerly belonaing to the

are well and substantially built. There are two or three hotels, a university, several more affluent merchants

schools

late Tsarforcutboys and girls, andthemilitary,

at Vladivostock first sodnaval and Siberian

of the civil hospitals.

Railway,In which

June, was

1891,com-

the

pleted in 1902. The port is the terminus of the great trunk line from Moscow, and

there are steamship services to Japan and Shanghai.

 VLAMVOSTOCK—NICOLAEVSK

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NICOLAEVSK

The port and settlement of Nicolaevsk, founded in 1851 by Admiral Nevelskoi, is

situated on the river Amur, about 39 miles from its mouth. The Amur is here about

nine

of three milesto infourwidth,

knots,with a depth

though the inriver

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is very shallow nine fathoms

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Itfeetisdraught

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of light draught for more than 2,000 miles, and vessels

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slopeswhich

eastward

the down

town tois built.

the river.This The most conspicuous

structure is imposing

in appearance, with a large west tower, having belfry and dome, but it is built

of wood and is showing signs of deterioration. At the back of the Cathedral

is“ Governor’s

a large grass-grown

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and acranberries,

large part ofquantities

it was burned

of salmondown.beingThere

driedis little trade

and cured

here. There is a small export of Manchurian soya beans to Japan.

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 JAPAN

Constitution and Government

The government of the Japanese Empire was anciently, in theory at least, that

ofhands

an absolute monarchy, but the real administrative and

1868 executive power was inover- the

threw, ofafter the Shogun

a short and war,histheclansmen.

power of the In Shogun,

the year together thewith

Imperialist

that of theparty

Daimios,

orretainers

feudal tonobles, who, onbythewhom

the Mikado, 25th June,were 1869,permitted

resigned totheir lands, revenues, and

original incomes, but ordered to residetheyin the capital in future. retain one-tenth

The sovereign isofknown

their

asnever

thebeen Emperor.

in generalTheuseword

among“Mikado” is only one of many honorific titles and has

the Japanese.

coronation ceremonies were performed in Kyototo the

Hirohito, the reigning monarch, succeeded in throne

November,in December,

1928. His1927,Majesty

and theis

thirty-six years of age and is, according to Japanese chronology, partly mythical,

the 124th of an unbroken dynasty, founded 660 B.c.

The power of the Mikado was formerly absolute, but its exercise was controlled to

some

and extent byknown

ordinarily custom andthepublic bpinion. inThe1875,Emperor Mutsuhito, Senatetoposthumously

Judicial Tribunal wereasfounded, Emperor

solemnlyMeijideclared his when thedesire

earnest and

haveSupreme

a con-

stitutional system of government. The Mikado has long been regarded as the spiritual

asto bewella form

as theof temporal head of the Empire, but, although the Shinto

national religion, the Emperor does not interfere iii religious matters, faith is held

and

reducedall religions are tolerated in Japan. The Ecclesiastical Department was in 1877

Emperor toacts a simple

throughbureau

an under

Executive the control

Ministryof divided

the Minister

into ofeleven

the Interior.

departments, The

— Gwaimu Sho (Foreign Affairs), Naimu Sho (Interior), Okura Sho (Finance), Kaigun

Sho

Sho (Navy), Rikugun

('Agriculture Sho (Army),Shoko

and Forestry), ShihoShoSh6(Commerce

(Justice),and

Mombu Sho (Education),

Industry), Teishin Sho Norm (Com-

munications)

Council, modelled on that of Great Britain, was constituted. The newInConstitution,

Takumusho (Overseas Affairs) and Tetsudo-sho (Railways). 1888 a Privy

promised by the Mikado, was proclaimed on the 11th February, 1889, and in July,

1890,system

ary the firstis Parliament

bicameral, wasthe elected;

House ofit Peers

met onandthethe29thHouse

November. The Parliament-

of Representatives con-

stituting the Imperial Diet.

(Tokyo, The Empire

Kyoto and is divided

Osaka) for

andadministrative purposes into

43 ken, or prefectures, three/m,the

including of urban

Loochooprefectures

Islands,

awhich

separatehave administration,

been converted into calleda ken and named Okinawa.

Hokkaido-cho. Chosen orThe island

Corea, of Yezo

which is under

was annexed

by Japan in 1910, Formosa, and the Kwantung Province of Manchuria are governed as

colonies with a Governor

general supervision General,

of thefromMinistry or, in the case ofAffairs.

Kwantung, a Governor, under was the

originally leased by Russia China,oftheOverseas

lease being taken over Kwantung

by JapanProvince

as a result of

the

equal rank, are under the control of the Ministry of the Interior and have limitedof

Russo-Japanese war. The fu and ken are governed by prefects, who are all

powers,

the beingof required

Minister to submit

the Interior. Nor have everythey

matter, unless there

any concern is a precedent

in judicial proceedings,forwhich

it, to

come under the cognizance of the 51 local Courts, and the seven Supreme Courts at

Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Miyagi, and Sapporo, over which the

Daishin-In presides at Tokyo.

regime,Previous to the last change

the administrative of Government, whichShogun

restored(Military

the ancient Imperial

whom foreigners were at firstauthority rested aswith

led to recognise the the

temporal sovereign, andCommander),

with whom

they

1184 by Yoritomo, a general of great valour and ability, and was continued throughin

negotiated treaties of peace and commerce. The Shogunate was founded

4

98 JAPAN

several

usurped authority. Under the Shogun 300Tokugawa

dynasties until 1.868, when the or more family

Daimioswere dispossessed

(feudal of the!J

princes) shared

the administrative

conditionally power,loyalty

upon their beingto the

practically

Shogun;supreme

but theirinranktheir and respective domains |3

power disappeared

with the Shogunate.

Notification and RescriptOnrehabilitating

the 7th July,the1884, however,

nobility, andHis Majestytoissued

admitting its ranksan the

Imperial

most jj

distinguished civil and military officials who took part in the work of the Restoration- J

The old titles were abolished, and have

(Kn). Count (Baku), Viscount (Shi), and Baron (Dan). been replaced by those of Prince (Ko), Marquis |

Population

The total area of Japan, exclusive of Formosa and Chosen, is estimated at 163,042 E

square

Census Board in 1935, was 69,254,148Empire,

miles. The population of the for Japanaccording

Proper;to 22,899,038

the returnsforfromKorea; the '

5,212,426 for Formosa: and 33,967 for Saghalien. The most populous cities are

Tokyo, isOsaka,

Japan Kyoto, Nagoya, Kobe, Yokohama and Nagasaki

Honshiu, inthethecentra]order named.

importantgeographically

territory; Kiushiu,divided“nineinto theprovinces,”

four islands:

the south-western island; and most

Shikoku, (

“the

and four provinces,”

least developed. the southern island: and Hokkaido, the most northerly

containing 66 provinces,Theandfirst the three

latter islands

Hokkaido areissub-divided

divided intointo eight large areas,

11 provinces.

Extension of the Japanese railway systems has proceeded uninterruptedly since

the first line

cluding Chosen,was laid in 1872.andTheSaghalien),

Formosa mileage open to traffictoin the Japan proper (ex- *

is 8,826 miles of State railway and 5,769 miles ofaccording private railway. 1930 returns,

The Govern-

ment in 1906 decided on the State ownership of all railways

general traffic, the object being to improve the facilities for direct traffic over long which are used for

distances, to accelerate transportation, and to cheapen

proposed to purchase the lines belonging to 32 private companies within a period the cost. The Government

extending

them, reduced from the1906number

to 1911,ofbutcompanies

the Houseto ofbePeers,boughtwhen out theto Bills

17 andcameextended

before

the period

purchase of purchase

waswhole to 1915.

2,812 miles. It was The aggregate

soonyear, length

foundandadvisable of the lines it was decided to

throughthethe

during two yearstransaction

1907-8 andin1908-9.

one the ofsumthefor

As a result

various

ofwarYenwith

reasons was

483,563,325

Russia, the

to carry

paid

South

Manchurian Railway was taken over by Japan. There are well over 4,000 miles of

electric tramway in Japan, with many more under construction.

By treaties made with a number of foreign Governments the Japanese ports of

Kanagawa (Yokohama), Nagasaki, Kobe, Hakodate, Niigata, and the cities of Tokyo

(formerly

new treaties called

wereYedo)

signedandwith

Osaka the were

Powersthrown

by which openextra-territoriality

to foreign commerce. In 1894

was abolished

and the whole country opened to foreign trade and residence, the

force in July, 1899. Actually, extra-territoriality ceased to exist on August 4th. 1899. treaty to come into

Education

ThereEducation

are numerousis national

High and very Middle

Schools, general Schools,

in Japan,Normaland isSchools

makingandgreat progress.

Colleges for

special

Foreign Languages—and several Female High Schools have been established, and and

studies—such as Law, Commerce, Science, Medicine, Mining, Agriculture are

carefully fostered

studiesexpense,

the Government by the Government.

employsof students In order

many European to facilitate the prosecution of foreign

public a large number every yearprofessors,

to AmericaandandalsoEurope.sends, at the

The Earthquakes of 1923 and 1930

An appalling earthquake—probably the most disastrous in its consequences of

any recorded in the history of the world—occurred in Tokyo and Yokohama and the

surrounding

killed, district on September 1st, 1923,beas dead

a result

andof113,000

which 100,000 people were

materia]43,000

damage werewasmissing and believed

enormous. A verytolarge proportion of thewere injured.

buildings in The

the

capital and the chief port were reduced to dust and ashes by the earthquake and

the fires which followed. The official returns gave a total of 6,962 factories destroyed,

 JAPAN

and assessed the damage at Yen 380,000,000. Great progress has been made in Tokyo

and Yokohama with re-construction work on the most modern lines.

beingOnkilled,

November 26th, 1930,

351 injured and Japan experienced

over 8,000 buildingsanother

were serious earthquake,

damaged. Though252 thepeople

shock

was feltfully

capital severely in Tokyo

justified the special

themselves and precautionsnotaken

practically damagein the

was rebuilding

sustained ofin the

the

rural districts. The total damage was estimated over twenty million yen.

Foreign Trade for 1939

The Yen

totalled exports and imports

3,932,898,000 and ofYenJapan and Japanese

3,127,498,000 overseasshowing

respectively, possessions in 1939

a favourable

balance of

23,1 per cent.Yen 805.400,000. Compared with 1938, total trade showed an increase of

The export excess for 1939 represents an increase of Yen 744,850,000

which year Japan had a favourable balance of only Yen 60,550,000. There was thus an over 1938, in

increase of as muchtheasincrease

million increase 35 per cent in theBloc

in Yen exports of Japan

exports alone Proper,

were Yenbut581ofmillion.

this Yen The 887

increase

million in imports last year was Yen 255 million, there being an increase of Yen 115

Yen 2,334inmillion.

purchases from foreign currency countries, the 1939 aggregate being

DIRECTORY

IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT

Cabinet (Naikaku)

Prime Minister —Prince Konoye

Foreign Minister—Yosuke Matsuoka

Minister

Minister ofof Home Affairs—Fiji

Finance—Retsu Yasui

Kawada

Minister ofof War

Minister —Lieut.-General Zengo

Navy—Vice-Admiral HidekiYoshida

Tojo

Minister of Justice—Akira Kazami

Minister of Education—Kunihiko Hashida

Minister ofof Communications

Minister Railways—Shozo—Shozo

MurataMurata

Minister of Overseas Affairs—Yosuke

Minister of Commerce & Industry—Ichizo Matsuoka

Kobayash

Minister ofwithout

Minister Agriculture & Forestry—Tadaatsu

Portfolio—Naoki Hoshino Ishiguro

Privy Council (Sumitsu-in)

President—Prince

Vice-President—Kado Ayamaro Konoe

H. I. H. Prince YasuhitoHara (Chichibu-no-Miya)

H.

H.H. I.I.T. H.

H. Prince

Prince Nobuhito

Takahito (Takamatsu-no-Miya)

(Mikasa-no-Miya)

H. Prince Kotohito (Kan-in-no-Miya)

*4

100 •JAPAN

EMBASSIES AND LEGATIONS

Argentine Czechoslovakia

machi, (Legation)—Office : 67

Kogai-cho, (Legation)

Azabu-ku, —Tokyo:

Residence:

Teleph.4, Tan.su Azabu-ku, Tokyo;

Teleph. Akasaka 0183; Cable Ad:

Akasaka (48) 3318 ; Chancelry :

Shinsaka machi, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo ; Zamini67,

Teleph. Akasaka (48) 2064 Envoy Extraordinary and Minis

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister ter Plenipotentiary—H.E. Dr.

Plenipotentiary — Dr. Rodolfo F. Havlicek, ll.d.

Moreno Counsellor—Dr.Ian Ivan Havelka

First Secretary — Arturo Alvarez Commercial Secretary—A. J. Volny

Montenegro Denmark (Legation)—52, Hikawa-cho,

Akasaka-ku, Tokyo ; Teleph. Akasaka

Belgium

Kojimachi-ku,(Embassy)

Tokyo; -VTeleph.

Nibancho,

Kudan 0916; Cable Ad: Legadane

3556; Cable Ad : Nathenad Envoy Extraordinary— and

Plenipotentiary LarsMinister

Tillitse

Ambassador Extraordinary and Finland (Legation)—62, Tansu-machi,.

Plenipotentiary — H, E. Monsieur Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Akasaka

Pierre

Kudan Forthomme

2904) (Private Teleph. 0205 ; Cable Ad : Finlandia

First Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-

Forthomme (Private Teleph. Attili©

Secretary — Pierre Kudan ter Plenipotentiary—Dr. Charles

3730) Gustav

Secretary—Ferdinand Buckens Attache—Alexander Thesleff

Brazil (Embassy)—2, Omote cho, 3- France Azabu-ku

(Embassy)—33, Fujimi-eho,

chome,

AkasakaAkasakaku

3860 (BureauTokyo:

of the Telephs.

Ambas- Ambassadeur Extraordinaire et

sador). Akasaka 3861 (House), Akasaka Plenipotentinaire—H. E. Fernand

3448 (Chancellary) Pila

Ambassador Extraordinary and Counsellor of the Embassy—Jean

BaptisteNaval

Attache Barbier— Captaine de

Plenipotentiary - Frederico de Vaisseau Joseph Rosati C. E. Mast

Castello-Branco Clark Attache Militaire—Lt.-Col.

1st Secretary—R.

Secretary —Pinheiro

2ndCamarinha Sylvio Guimaraes

Mourao- Attach^ Commercial—A. Fischbacher

Great Britain (Embassy)—1, Goban

Canada (Legation)—16, 3-chome, Omote- Kudan cho, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo; Telephs.

cho, Akasaka-ku, Tokyo; Telephs. Prodrome,2706Tokyo and 2707; Cable Ad:

Akasaka (48) 2'46; Cable Ad: Dominion Ambassador Extraordinary and

Envoy Extraordinary

Plenipotentiary—H. E. N.and Minister Plenipotentiary — His Excellency

1stE.Secretary, The Right Honourable Sir Robert

D. McGreerCharge d’Affairs a. i.— Craigie

Private

Commercial Secretary—C. M. Croft Stenographer—Miss M JonesMason

Secretary—J. R. V.

2nd Secretary—H. F. Feaver Private

3rd Secretary—E. H. Norman Miss B.Secretary to Lady Craigie—

M. Chapman

Asst. Commercial Attache—M. T. Diplomatic <{• General Chancery

Stewart First

SecondSecretary-

Third

J. T. H.Henderson

Secretary—P.

Secretaries—C. H.Gore-Booth

Johnston

Chile (Legation) 7, 1-chome, Sbi- and F. L. Simpson

rokane Daimachi, Shiba-ku,

Teleph. (Takanawa) 3141 Tokyo; Student Interpreters — Hain

L. Pickles,

Envoye Extraordinaire et Ministre K. A. Geary and K. C. worth

Plenipotenciaire — Snr. Martin Archivist—J.

Asst. M. TaborM. Clague and

Archivists—J.

Figueroa R. M. E. Kennedy

 JAPAN iOl

Clerical Assistants—K. F. C. Watson Greece (Legation) — 22, Nisi - maty,

Azabu-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Mita (46),

and Miss B. Lewis

Cypher Officers — Lt.-Comdr. B. A. 5085; Cable Ad: Greek Legation

Minister—Athanase G. Politis

Broughton, Lt. - Comdr.

Egerton, L. B. Livingstone Lear- tl. F.

month, F. H. Moysey, H. W. B. Secretary—Evanghelos G. Lykouris

Armstrong and G. T. May

Stenographers -Miss K. White, Miss Mexico (Legation)—20-21, Nagats-cho,

S. V. Punnett, Miss'.K. Spackman 2Telephs. - chome, Kojinachi - ku, Toyko ;

Ginza (57) 4494

and Miss M. F. Penney Ad : Legamex

Commercial Department Minister—H. E. Michel

Lie. Primo Villa

Commercial Counsellor- H. A. H. E. M is. Villa

Macrae Secretary — Antonio Mendez Fern-

Commercial Secretary— O. (Morland andez

Asst. Commercial Secretary—A, J. Interpreter-B. Hibi

de la Mare

Archivist—Miss M. Woodswortli Netherlands (Legation)—1, Sakac-

Financial

Patch Counsellor —E. F. Hall- (43) cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo; Telenh. Shibi

Japanese Chancery 01300

Counsellor—W. B. Cunningham Envoy Extraordinary-II.E.

Plenipotentiary and General

Minister

Second Secretary -H. R. Sawbridge J. C. Pabst

Third Secretary J. B. V. Mason Secretary—J. H. van Royen

Services Attaches

Naval

TufnellAttache . Capt. D. X, C. Norway (Legation) - IT, Aoyama Taka-

Asst.

R; Naval1 Attache- Paym.-Lt. W. gicho,

Michel AoyamaAkasaka-ku,

1455 Tokyo; Teleph

Registrar—Lt.-Comdr. R. B. Leggatt Envoy

Plenipotentiary — AandIf. Minister

Extraordinary Hassel

Military Attache—Col, B, R. Mu Italy 1stKolstad

Secretary of Legation—A. H.

Asst. Military

T. Wards Attache- Lt.-Col. Q.

Registrar—

Air H. T. Langs

Attache—Group toneW. E. G.

Capt,

Bryant Peru (Legation)—2, Hiroo-cho, Azabu-

Registrar—G. H. I). Bell ku, Tokyo; Teleph. Mita (45) 2640

Typist Miss M. Bell Envoy Extraordinaryin and

Plenipotentiaire Minister

Japan and

In formation Department China—H. E. Sir Ricardo Rivera-

Second Secretary—P. H. Gore-Booth Schreiber, k. b. e.

Second

Brain Secretary (Press) — H. N. First Secretary—Cisar Gian el la

Publications Officer (Concurrently

Asst. Director of the Far Eastern Poland (Embassy)- 9, Tsunamachi,

Bureau of the Ministry of Inform- Shiba-ku, Mita, Tokyo: Telephs. (Resi-

ation)-- H. V. Redman dence) Mita 4503 : (Office) Mita 1055 ;

Student

LedwardInterpreters

and F, H. CrowtherR. T. D. Cable Ad : Pol mission

Ambassador of Poland H.E.Tadeusz

Assistants—R.

Stark, R. P. Parsons,

Leggett and M. J.F. G.K. Romer and Naval Attache— Col.

Military

Healey Jerzy Levittoux

Assistant (Concurrently

the British Director of

Library of Information Secretary

Staniszewskiof Embassy — Karol

and Culture)- F. Hawley

Assistant—A. E. Neal Portugal (Legation) - RSannencho,

Archivist-

Stenographers-Miss Miss

J. L. Gibson

A. Roach and (57) Kojimachi ku, Tokyo: Telephs. Ginza

and Miss P. Fryer 1048; Private: (57) 1787

Typist - Miss L. Chapman Envoye Extraordinaire

Pffinipotentiaire et Mmistre

— (Vacant)

Embassy

Office Constable- D. M. O’Neill Charge d’Affairs A' 1st Secretary-

W. K.ofWiseWorks Representative- Dr. A. C. de Freitas

101 JAPAN-TOKYO

Spain (Legation)—Ichibeicho,

Azabu-ku. Tokyo : Teleph. Itchome,

Akasaka Counsellor Commercial—L. Rasin

(48) 0461 Military Attache—I. Guchenko

Envoy Extraordinary E.andMr.Minister 1st Secretary—G. Golbin

Plenipotentiary—H. Santia- Asst. Naval Attache—I: Egoricheff

go Mendez de Yigo Asst. Military Attache—A. Alexeev

, 1stTolosana,

Secretary Mariano Vidal 2nd Secretaries—N. Generaloff, I.

Mochaloff and V. Zaitsev

3rd Secretary—M. Privalov

Sweden (Legation)—22, Nishi-machi, Attach^—S. Sergeev

Azabu ku, Tokyo;

3420; Cable Teieph. Mita (45),

Ad : Swedlegation

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- United States of America (Embassy)

ter Plenipotentiary—W. Bagge —1, Enokizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku:

Secretary—E. de Sydow

Secretary-Archivist and Vice-Consul Telephs.

—■I. J. V. Hjortzberg-Nordlund 1409

Akasaka (48) 042]-4, 0525 and

Ambassador

PlenipotentiaryExtraordinary

— H. E. Josephand

Switzerland (Legation) — 3 of 1, Clark Grew

Niban-cnd, Kojimachi-ku

Minister—Camille Gorge Counsellor—Eugene H. Dooman

Attache— Erwin Bernath Military Attache—Lt.-Col.

T. Creswell, U.S.A. Harry I.

Chief of Chancery—Ernest C. Ribi

Interpreter—Junjiro Takano Naval Attache and Naval Attache for

Air—Lt.-Comdr.

Hutton, U.S.N. Henri H. Smith-

Thai (Legation)—140, Itchome, Hara- Commercial Attache — Frank S.

juku, Shibuya-ku,

Aoyama 4337 & 4037 Tokyo ; Telephs. Williams

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister 1st Secretaries—George A. Makinson.

Plenipotentiary — Phya ,S.ri Sena Edward

GrummonS-; Crocker and Stuart E.

Military and Air Attaches — Col.

Luang Virayodha

Naval Attach^—Commander Luang 2nd Secretary—William T. Turner

Somburana Yudhavija Ratanadib Asst. Military Attache and Asst.

Second Secretary—Luang Military Attache for Air—Capt.

Robin B. Pape, U.S.A.

Turkey (Embassy) — Tokyo;

47, Kamiyama- Asst. Naval

Daniel Attache —U.S.N.

J. McCallum, Lt.-Comdr.

machi, Shibuya-ku, Telephs. Asst. Naval Attache and Asst. Naval

Shibuya 0780 and 2055 Attache for Air—Lt.-(J.G.) Stephen

Atribassador Extraordinary and Jurika, U.S.N.

Plenipotentiary — H. E. Ferid Tek Asst. Commercial Attache—Donald

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics W. Smith

(Embassy)—1, Mamianacho, Azabu- 3rd Secretaries—Frank A. Schuler,

ku, Tokyo ; Telephs, Aka«aka 0138 & Jr., Max W. Schmidt, James Espy

0139 ; Cable Ad : Polpred and John K. Emmerson

Ambassador—C. Smetanin Attaches—Ralph

Edwards and DavidJ. Blake, Jay Dixon

T. Ray

Counsellors—D. Jukoy and Y. Malik Hon. Attache—Marshall Green

TOKYO

The capital of Japan is situated on Tokyo Bay, on the East coast of

Japan. The river Sumida runs through the city, the larger part lying to the

west of this waterway, while on the east lie the two wards named Honjo and

Fukagawa

Tokyo as viewed from the bay is a pleasant-looking city, being well situat-

ed undulating

square miles andground, and into

is divided possessing abundant foliage. The city covers 198

35 wards.

 TOKYO 103

In 1603, when lyeyasu became Shogun, he made Yedo, as it was then

called his capital, and from that time, in spite of the earthquakes which

several times nearly destroyed it and the fires which ravaged it, the city con-

tinued to grow until it exceeded Kyoto, the ancient capital, in population and

init splendour. The transfer

was then re-named, of thebrought

in 1868, Imperial Capitalprosperity

increased from Kyoto to Tokyo,

to the city, andas

from a population of a httle more than 580,000 in 1878, it increased to

1,230,000wasin taken.

1888, to According

1,140,000 into1898,

the and to 2,170,000 in 1920 when was the 5,875,388,

first national

acensus

reliable estimate made on October 1935

1, 1939census

givesthethepopulation

figure of 6,581,100. but

Tokyo is one of the three cities in Japan which stands in a prefecture by

itself, with a Governor appointed by the Central Government. The city itself

is governed by a Mayor and a Municipality, which now has control over most

of the public utilities, including the water and electric supplies, and the

tramways. Of recent years the feudal aspect of Tokyo has almost entirely

disappeared, the streets having been widened so as to permit of modern traffic

conditions. Many fine buildings have also been erected, such as the Imperial

Theatre, Kabuki Theatre, the Imperial Hotel and large blocks of

business houses. Tokyo Central Station situated in the heart of the

business quarters, is now connected with all the main lines in Japan, thus

adding to the convenience of passengers.

A section well worth a visit is the public park or garden named Uyeno,

where formerly stood the magnificent temple founded and maintained by the

Shoguns, and which was destroyed by fire during the War of Restoration in

July, 1868. In Uyeno is also situated the fine Imperial Museum (Haku-butsu-

kwan), the Tokyo Gallery of Fine Arts, the Academy of Music and a small

Zoological Garden.

Undoubtedly the finest recent addition to the capital is the Meiji Shrine

dedicated to the Emperor Meiji (1868-1911), and its beautiful outer garden

which includes a fine stadium for athletic meetings and football matches, a

huge baseball ground, a swimming pool and an imiposing Meiji Art Gallery.

Among the places much resorted to by visitors is the ancient temple of

Kwannon, at Asakusa, not far from Uyeno, one of the most popular and most

frequented temples in Japan. At the right of the temple there is a fine old

Pagoda, and near it are two colossal stone statues. A new park was also

opened close to the temple about the same time as that of Uyeno. Thus,

with Shiba, in the southwest, where are to be seen some of the splendid

shrines of the Shoguns, among the chief glories of Tokyo, there are three

large public gardens within the city, in addition to the Meiji Shrine garden

mentioned above.

Tokyo does no direct foreign trade, all goods from abroad or coming

from abroad, being handled by lighters to and from Yokohama. Of late years

Tokyo has become the centre of a large industrial district. In addition to

the smaller industries that are carried on in the city itself, there are in the

immediate vicinity of the capital large cotton mills, iron foundries, and

machine shops which employ thousands of hands.

The districts of Honjo and Fukagawa form a distinct industrial portion

of the capital. Here is the centre of the lumber and other trades. This

quarter is connected with the rest of the city by ten splendid bridges all re-

built since tihe earthquake The biggest of them are called, commencing on

the

(new north,

built), Senju-0

Umaya-Bashi,Hashi, Kototoi-Bashi (new built),

built),Azuma-Bashi, Komagata-Bashi

Kiyosu-Bashi (new built), Kuramae-Bashi

and Eitai-Bashi,(new respectively. Ryogoku-Basin'

From these . theShino-Bashi

traveller

may obtain

always a finewithviewjunks

covered of the

andanimated

boats of allriver-life of the Sumida; whose waters are

descriptions.

Several great first have swept Tokyo during the last two decades, and

these

of thesehavebrokeled out

to great improvements

on September andfollowing

1st, 1923, wideningupon of thea very

streets.

severeTheearth-

last

 104 TOKYO

quake The casualties due to this terrible visitation were as follows, accord-

ing 1,0 a return issued in November by the Home Office:—Dead 68,215; missing

(believed to be dead) 39,304; injured. 42,135. The number of houses des-

troyed is said to have been 316,000, or 71 per cent, of the whole of the build

ings of the city;, and no fewer than 1,360,000 people were rendered home-

less

The soldiers and police are dressed in uniform on the western model.

Though large numbers appear in European garb, the native dress still com-

monly worn, and in the case of the women has practically not at all been

superseded.

The environs of Tokyo are very picturesque and offer a great variety of

pleasant walks or The

country around. rides.finestForeigners

scenery iswillat the

find northern

much to and

interest themsides

western in the

of

the city, where the country is surrounded by beautiful hills, from which there

is a distant view of the noble mountains of Hakone while beyond rises in

solitary grandeur the towering peak of Fuji-san covered with snow for the

greater part of the year.

Many of the most famous educational institutions are situated in Tokyo;

In addition to the Imperial University, there is the celebrated Waseda

University, the Keio Gijuku, the Meiji Gakuin, the Aoyama Gakuin, and a

large number of technical, normal, pommercial and other colleges.

Tokyo was opened to foreign residence in 1870 and an area of land at

Tsukiji on the waterfront was set aside as a Foreign Settlement, which was

largely taken advantage of by Christian Missionary bodies. With the passing

ofcityextra-territoriality,

became possible, andhowever,

of lateresidence

years many by foreigners in any

foreign firms have part of the

established

offices in Tokyo.

DIRECTORY

f For Japanese Firms See Classified List of Trades )

( For Embassies and Legations See Pages iOi)-l‘0% )

Aall & Company, Ltd., Importers, 2547 (Marunouchi) ; P.O. Box Cen-

Exporters, Shipbrokers, and Steam- tral 137; Cable Ads: Nitrammon,

ship Agents—Mitsubishi, 21st Bldg., Nordlloyd and Ahrens

H. Bosch, managing partner

Marunouchi; Telephs. 925 and 926 C. G.

(Marunouchi); P.O. Box 41 (Cen-

tral) ; Cable Ad: Aall Schneider, signsdo.per(Shaiighai).

Gadow,

Fr. Schreiner,

H.

partner pro,

O. Morten Henningsmoen, mgr.

A.W. Kayser

Babick

Frl, A. Weineck

Agknce Havas—Dentsu Building, 1, Engmeertng

Nishi-Ginza 7-chome; Telephone 2121 Department

(Ginza) ; Cable Ad : Havas Dipl.L.Ing.Kopp

Ing. O. Piuhl, signs per pro.

Dipl. Ing. A. Kiewnick (Obering,

Agfa Gomei Kaisha, Importers of from Rheinmetajl-Borsig

Frl. A. G.)

Photographic Supplies -- 10, Maru-

nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. Marunou- Frau A.I. Mondenach

Rost

chi (23) 1953; Cable Ad: Agfafoto Aixen Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H.

>

Mechanical

Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei gineers—6, and Electrical En-

Kaisha)—Yaesu Building, Maru- Kojimachi-ku;Marunouchi, 2-chome,

Teleph. 4646 (Maru-

nouchi ; Telephs. (23) 2545, 2646 and nouchi)

 TOKYO 105

Ami-',rica-Japan Society—(A’ee Clubs) Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., Ltd.,

Sir W. G., Steel

American Bible Society—(5ee Clubs; porters—8, Marunouchi, Nichome,

Kojimachiku; Teleph. (Mar.) 2916;

American Clu.b— (See Clubs) Cable Ad : Zigzag

Y. Kawamura, representative

American Consulate—(iS'ee Consulates)

American Embassy-(

and Legations) Building, 2, Muro-machi, 2-chome,

Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph. Nihonbashi

American School in Japan—1985, Kami (24)M. 2436, 4594; Cable Ad: Asalumin

Shibhara, director

Meguro, 2-chome, Meguro-ku; Teleph. I. Taguchi, director

Shibuya

Board of(46)Trustees

1928.. R. F. Moss (chair-

man), R.L. Durgin (vice-chairman;,

P. S. Mayer (secretary) and R. H. Asiatic Society of Japan—(See Clubs)

Fisher (treasurer) Askania, K. K.—Sanwa Building, 3,

Principal—Harold C. Amos, m.a. Gofukubashi, 1-chome, Nihonbashi-

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., ku; Telephs. Nihonbashi (24) 2745

Exporters, Importers and Engine- and 3779; Cable Ad: Askania

ers—2, Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku;

P.O. Box

Cable 384.; Telephs. (Mar.) 3171-4 ; Associated Press of America — 1,

OsakaAd: and Amtraco;

YokohamaBranches at Kobe, Ginza-nishi, 7-chome, Kyobashi-ku;

Teleph. Ginza (57) 2121; Cable

Officers — Ad : Associated

Wm. Hirzel, president (Kobe) Reiman Morin, chief of Bureau

0. C. Seyfarth, treas. and secty.

(Kobe)

Managers— Austrian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

D. M. jForsyth, manager (Tokyo

Office) AOfoiiATio’Telephoned (of Japan), Ltd.,

H. Hall, manager (Kobe Office) Importers of.' Telephone & Electrical

Accounting Dept.—

C. Y. Baldwin, chief aoct. (Kobe) Supplies—508,

saiwai-cho,

Tolaku Building,

Kojimachi-ku;

Ucbi-

Teleph. 4677

Export Dept. (Ginza); Cable Ad : Strowgeu

O: C. Seyfarth (Kobe) M. Kamiya, managing director

Import Dept.—

H. Hall, manager (Kobe) Baker Hakkin K. K,—Shpwa Building,

Engineering Dept.— 18, Teleph.

Marunonchi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-

D. M. Forsyth, engineer & manager ku; Marunouchi(23) 1 -66; P.O.

(Tokyo) Box Central 4-ehome,

543; Factory: 541, Kita-

Frigidaire Department—Offices and Shinagawa,

Salesrooms: Tokyo, Yokohama, Teleph. Ohsaki (49) 3911Shinagawa-ku ;

Osaka and Kobe

D. M. Forsyth, mgr; (Tokyo) Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Capi-1

Andrews & George Company, Inc., —6, tal Steel Works, Sheffield, England )

(Established 1894), Importers and Marunouchi; Kojimachi-ku

Exporters—5, Shiba Park; Teleph. bour Teleph. (Mar.) 1759; Cable Ad: Ar-

(43) 1105 (Shiba); Cable Ad: J. Storer, manager for Japan

Yadzu: All Codes Used. Branches:

Sapporo, Nagoya, Osaka and Hoten

Antonin. Raymond, a.i.a., Architect— Kojimachi - ku, A.Marunouchi

Bamag-Meguln G.—Yaesu Bldg.,

2 - chome,

Seisho-Kwan (The Bible House), 4- 6: Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 1809;

chome, Ginza; Teleph. (56) 7207; Cable Ad: Meguin

Cable Ad : Raymond Albert Kestner, manager

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BANKS Yasuda Bank, Ltd. 6, Ote-raachi,

1-chome, Kojimachi-ku

Bank of Chosen, The—Head Office:

Keijo, Chosen; Tokyo Office and Yokohama Specie Bank—1-chome, Hon-

Foreign Exchange Department:

Ohtemachi-Nichome, Kojimachi-ku; goku-cho, Nihonbashi-ku Telephs. (24)

2381 & 2682 (Nihonbashi)

Cable Ad: Chosenbank

Bank of Japan—Hongoku-cho, Ni- Barth. J. —Takiyama-cho Building,

Kyobashi-ku: Teleph. Ginza 2664,

honbashi-ku Cable Ad : Mercator

Bank of Taiwan—2, Marunbuchi J. Barth

Banque Franco-Japonaise—1, Gofuku Bayer Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha—Yaesu

bashi, 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Building, Room 419, Marunouchi;

Cable Ad : Franip P.O. Box 127 (Central); Telephones

Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—1, Marunouchi (Mar.) 4067 and 3973; Cable Ad:

Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad: Daichigin Pharma

R. Brueckner I P. Jaenich

Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Cor- G. v. Frowein | R. Hallier

poration — 14, 2-chome, Marunouchi, ! Beacon Coffee Co. - 4, Ginza. 5-chome,

Kojimachi-ku ; Cable Ad: Honshagink Kyobashi-ku: Teleph. Ginza (57) 3432

F. G. Walker, agent Karl Enz, proprietor

M C. Duncan

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou- j Beck, Walter, (Proprietor of W.

chi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku Beck Shokai), Chemical Technical

Mitsui Bank—1, Muro-machi, Nihon- dustry, Laboratory for Commerce and In-

bashi-ku Import and Export, Sale, Pur-

chase and Chartering of Foreign Diesel

National City Bank of New York, Motor Steamships and Tankers—Shun-

The—Tokyo Kaijo Bldg.; Teleph. yodo Building, No. 8, Tori, 3-

1295 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box 406; honbashi (24) 4369; CableTeleph.

chome, Nihonbashi-ku:

Ad: Beck

Ni-

Cable Ad : Citibank

Nederlandsch Becker & Go.—12-5, Nakadori, Maru-

N. Y. 8, Indische Handei.sbank,

Marunouchi, 3-chome, L nouchi, ('able

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. (23>

Kojimachi-ku: P.O. Box 344 (Cen I 0797; Office: Osaka

Ad : Becker. Head

tral) ; Cable Ad: Nedergink H. B. Wetzel

J. C. Reinders Folmer, manager H. Stamm

D. F. Boomsma, accountant II. Zederbohm

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunou- W. Schillig, Dipl. Ing.

chi, 1-chome: P.O. Box 84 (Central)

One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., The ll. Bendien’s World Service of London,

Representatives

Tori, 1-chome, Nihonbashi-ku respondents

Board of Directors—Zensaku (presi- The Intimate in AllinParts

40 Countries, Cor-

of the World.

dent), Tetsuji Kawai (managing Travel Guide and

The China Journal Publishing

director), Ryozo Yoshida (managing Shanghai ^ 5, Ginza, 1-chome, Kyo- Co., Ltd.,

director),

aging Shimpei Watanbe (man- bashi-ku

Kunizodirector),

Hara, Hajime Kawasaki,

Hidenosuke Ito, C. St. E. Williams, Japan repre-

sentative

Kanejiro Kojima. Sunao Yasugi

and Takizo Ishizuka

Berrick & Co., Ltd.—Ginpokaku

Sumitomo Bank, Ltb.—1-2, Marunouchi, Building, Ginza, 3-chome, Kyobashi

Kojimachi-ku ku; Teleph. Kyobashi 56-4697

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Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation - c/o Gadplius k Co., Ltd., Osaka

-SOS, Yusen Building, Maru- Building, Kojimachi-ku; Cable Ad:

iiouchi; TelOpli. Marunoiu-hi (23) '-'074: Goticus

I Cable Ad : Bethlehem British Consulate- (See Consulates)

Blundell Co., Ltd., G.„ Import British Embassy—(-See Embassies and

and Export Merchants — Chiyoda Legations)

Fudo Building. 2, Kyobashi,

Itchome, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad :

Bundell; odes: A. B. ('. Olli Edition British Legion—(Nee Clubs)

Bentley’s & Private Broad Siiokai, K. K.—No. 1, 2-chome,

W. Blundell, director Makicho, Kyobashi-ku

J. E. Kenderdine, director F. E. Broad

H. S. : Broad

Agency

Bohler

Takaramachi, Keitei 2Goshi

chome, Kaisha—11-3

Kyobashi-ku; Gulf Oil Corporation, Pittsburgh,

Telephs. Kyobashi (56) Representing:

6308-9, 6457: Pa., U.S.A.

Cable Ad: Steelboler.

Bohler Bros. & Co., Vienna & Berlin Brunner, Mono & Co. (Japan), Ltd.—

Otto ger Stolle,

for thedirector

Far East&ofgeneral

Bohlermana-

Bros. Osaka Building, 3, Uchisaiwai-cho,

C.J. Kopetzky

Endris, manager (Tokyo) and 3504; P.O. • Box 141 (Central) ;

Cable Ad: Crescent

J. Woe her | A. Mosaner Buchhanclung Gustav Fock, G.m.h.

Osaka

Dr. W. W. Mittag, manager H., Booksellers—Shiseido Building,

Manchukuo, Hsinkvnymanager

& Mukden Ginza Nishi Kyobashi-ku; Cable

Eng. O. Schmidt, Ad : Buchfock

H. Jungnickel, asst, manager I. Wachter, Far East representative

Bosch-Dept, of C. Illies & Co. rHead- Butler, Dr. L. E.—749, Marunouchi

Building, Marunounchi; Teleph.

quarters: 15, Tameike-cho, Akasaka-ku;

Telephs. Akasaka (48) 0315, 0559 & 1661; i Maijtmouchi, (23) 3792

Cable

Nagoya,Ad:Shidzuoka,

Boschilli.Taihoku,

Branches: Kobe, Buxbaum, Charles H., Importer and

Fukuoka,

Seoul, Dairen, Mukden and Manila Exporter—7, Itchome, Koji-machi;

E.A. J.Thoering

Kurz, director Teleph. (33) 1535 (Kudan): Cable

Ad : Buxbaum

R. Holzapfel Cahusac, A. F., Patent and Trade

H. Kerner Mark , AttorneyTeleph.

— 7, Marunouchi

N aka-dori,

E.R.MissWanner

Single

G. Kenneweg

Marunouchi;

(23) 3682; Cable Ad: Cahusac

Miss L. Lundgroen

Ayents jor:

Kobert

CAV-Bosch, G. m.b. H., Stuttgart Cameron

BoschLondon J Qo., Ltd.—320, Mitsubishi

2L-go Kwan, 2, 3-chome, Marunou-

Lavalette-Bosch, Paris chi; Cable Ad: Myotomy

American-Bosch, Springfield, Mass., N. W. Wilson, representative

U.S.A. Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Bosch, G. m. b. H., Robert (Agents: C. Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Illies Co.) — 15, Tameike-cho, Canadian E7, 2,Teleph.

Pacific Express Co. —

Marunouchi, --chome, Kojimachi-

A.kasaka-ku; Telephs. Akasaka

0559 k 1661; Cable Ad: Boschilli (48)0315, ku; Marunouchi (23) 3764; Cable

Ad: Gacanpac

Bovinq & Co., Dm., London, Agents W. R. Buckberrough, freight .t

for Water Turbines, Pipe-Lines, passenger agent

Pulp and Paper-making Machinery I. Koshimidzu. Japanese represent-

ative

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Oa'I'to, A. R., -Hepraseivtative of Ex- Christian Literature Society — 2,

change Telegraph Co., Ltd. and Ginza, 4-chome, Kyobashi ku;

Pitman A- Deane, Ltd., LondonTeleph.

— 1 3e, Telephs.

Reinanzaka, Akasaka-ku; Cable AdKyobashi (5G) 0252 & 7001;

: Kyobunkwan

(48) 1301': Cable Ad : ANaivarom

A. R. Cat to Imperial Railway Association —4,

M Ota Marunouchi, 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku

Chkjiia Ueberseehandbls Co., Import- I Industry Club1-chome,

Marunouchi, of Japan, The —2,

Kojimachi-ku

Export, Chemicals, kharihaceutical

and Industrial, Hospital Supplies & International Association of Japan,

Sundries -1, Ginza-nishi, 3-chome,

Kyobashi-ku ; Cable Ad : Chemia The (Formerly The League of

Nations Association of Japan)—12,

Chilean Consulate—(Are Consulates) ! Marunouchi

China Mutual Like Insurance Co., | Japan Tokyo

Fire Insurance Association—

Ltd.—(.See Sun Life Assurance Co.

ofi Canada) 1-chome,Kaijo Building, Marunouchi,

Kojimachiku

M.Yoshii, chairman

W. B. Bull,secretary

M. Nagai, deputy chairman

Claude Neon Electric Co., Ltd.—1,

Shibaura-machi: Teleph. Mita 1252. Japan Nickel Information Bureau—

1253, 3284 Municipal ResearchParkBldg. (Shisei

Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Kaikan), Hibiya

Water Co., Ltd. — Fujiya Building, Japan-Soviet Association—6, Sakur-

1, Kotohira-cho, Shiba-ku; Teleph. agawa-cho, Shiba

Shiha 2304; Cable Ad: Tansania

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES KwazoKU Kaikan (Peers' Club) — 1,

Sannen-cho, Kojimachi-ku

America-J apan Society — Imperial Kyo-Bun-K wan—(Christian Literature

Hotel, Uchisaiwaicho, 1-chome, Society) —2, Ginza, 4-chome, Kyo-

Kojimachi-ku bashi-ku; Cablepresident

D. Tagawa, Ad: Kyobunkwan

American Association of Tokyo, F. Uekuri, manager

Thk-- C. P. Garman, secretary

Rt. Rev. C. S. Reifsnider, president E. T. Igleheart, treasurer

American Club—8, Marunouchi, 2- League of Nations (Tokyo Office)—12,

Marunouchi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku:

chome, Rojimachi-ku Telephs.

Cable AdMarunouchi

: Societe 4664 & 4935 ;

America-Japan Society, The—In i

perial Hotel, Uchisaiwai - cho, National Y. W. C. A. -Nishiki-cho, 1-

chome, Kanda-ku

1-chome, Kajimachiku

Asiatic Society of Japan—c/o German Nippon chome,

Club — 12 Marunouchi, 3-

Kojimachi0546- ku;it 0547

Telephs,

Club, 4 of 7, Hirakawa-cho, 2 Marun. (23)‘0545,

chome, Koj imachi-ku

Sr. Andrew’s Society of Tokyo and

Association Yokohama—

Japan — ofBunka Foreign Teachers

Apartments.in

Ochanomizu Teihoku Hiko Kyokwai (The Imperia-

British Aeronautic

Tamura-cho, Society

1-chome, ofShiba-ku

Japan) —

Co., ofLegion—e

Canada aSun Life Assurance

R. M. Dobson, secty. & treas. Tokyo Amateur Dramatic Club—

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>

: Tokyo Kankbks Association ok Lt.-Col. Longfield Lloyd, m.l. .

' Commerce— 1 of 8, Marunouchi v.D., commissioner

Tokyo Club—4, 3-chome, Kasumiga A. G. Hard, asst, commissioner

seki, Koj imachi-ku; Telephs. 3021 Bolivia—11, Shinriudo-machi, Aza

to 3022 (Ginza) bu-ku; Teleph. Akasaka 4114

•J. L. Graham, secretary Consul-General—Dr. Juan Sa-

Tokyo Golf Club—Asakamachi, Ri- linas de Lozada

ta Adachi-gun, Satama-ken; Te- Brazil — 19, Nishiedogawa-machi,

ieph. Asaka 22 Koishikawa-ku

Tokyo Lawn Tennis Club— Chile — Yuton Building, Yamashita-

Tokyo Y.W.C.A.—11 of 8, 1-chome, cho,Consul—Jorge

157, Nakaku; Rosselot

Cable Ad: Conchile

Surugadai Kanda; Telephones Kanda

1118 1119; Cable Ad: Surugadaiy Czechoslovakia—Seisho-Kw'an (The

Y.M.C.A. — 2, Mitoshiro-cho, 3-chome, Bible House) 4-chome, Ginza, Kyo-

Kanda-ku bashi-ku; Telephs. (56) 7207 & 8710;

Cable Ad : Raymond

Y.M.C.A., Hon. Consul—Antonin Raymond

mittee—Japanese National1-chome,

2, Nishikanda, Com-

Denmark—8, Marunouchi, 3-chome ;

Kanda-ku; Cablegen.Ad:secretary

Soiclii Saito, Flamingo Teleph. 0966 (Marunouchi); P.O.

Russel, L. Durgin, hon. secretary Box Central 204; Cable Ad : Han-

sen

Columbia Gramophone Co. of Japan, Hon. Consul—A. H. Hansen

Ltd —(See Nipponophone Co., Ltd.) Guatemala—61, Waseda-Minami-cho

'Columeta’’ (Comptoir Metallurgique Ushigome-ku

Luxembourgeois, Luxembourg) — c/o Great Britain—Kogyo Ginko Build-

Roku-Roku-Kan, No. 1, Ginza- nishi, ing, Marunouchi, 1-chome, Koj imachi-

3-chome, Kyobashi-ku:

shiD.(56)Mainzer,

9055; Cable Ad: Teleph.

ColumetaKyoba- ku; Teleph. 1077 (Marunouchi); Cable

representative' Ad:Consul—R.

British Consul

L. Cowley

Commercial Pacific Cable Co. of New Vice-Consul—A. H . Ballantyne

York—621, Sanshin Building, Yura Latvia—1, Enokizaka-cho, Akasaka-

kucho ku

J. Reifsnider, special repres.

Compagnie General de Telegraphie Norway—2, 3-chome, Marunouchi

Koj imachi-ku; Telephs. Marunou

Sans Fil—Banque Franco-Japonaise chi (23) 925 and 3790

Building, 1, Gofuku-bashi, 2-chome. Consul—Cato N. B. Aall

Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: Telsafi Secretary — O. Morten Hen-

J. Millot, representative ningsmoen

Comptoir de Produits Metallurgi-

ques Tubulaires & Miniers—775, Paraguay—506, Sanshin Building.

Hibiya; Teleph. (Ginza) 3034

Sendagaya, 4-chome, Shibuya-ki; Cable

Ad : Prometumi Portugal—32, Honcho-dori, 5-chome,

CONSULATES Nakano-ku: Teleph. (38) 3179

Consul—J. A. Abranehes Pinto

Australian Government Commis- Union- of Soviet Socialist Repu-

sioner in Japan—8, Marunouchi. blics (Consulate General)—!, Ma-

3-chome, Koj imachi-ku; Teleph. miana-cho, Azabu-ku; Telephs.

Marunouchi (23) 5302; Cable Ad : Akasaka (48) 138 and 139; Cable

Austrade Ad: Sovkonsul

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Tnited States of America—1, Eno- Directory Far East &(China, Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya,

the

kizaka-machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable Borneo, (Siam, The Philippines, Korea,

Ad: American Consul Indo-China, Netherlands Indies, etc.),

Consul—Stanley G. Slavens Published

Vice

andConsuls—David

Herbert P. FalesA. Thomasson Daily Press,Annually by theHouse,

Ltd.—Marina Hongkong

15-19,

Clerks — Miss Beatrice L. Comeau, Agents Road

Queen’s Central, Hongkong

for Tokyo:

Miss Thelma Williams, Carey

J. Scott and Mrs. Yuki Otsuki Maruzen Co., Ltd., 6, Tori-nichome,

Nihonbashi; P. O. Box 605 (Central)

Continental Insurance Co. of New Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Importers and

York—Marunouchi Builaing, Marunou- Exporters, Steamship, Coaling and

chi; Cable Ad: Afiajapan

W. W. Glass, representative for 3,Insurance Agents—Asahi Building

Nishi, 6-chome, Ginza, Kyobash

Japan ku; and at London, Colombt

Y. Kamei manager for Japan Hongkong, Canton, Shanghai, Han

K.Dept.

Akiyama, chief of Tokyo Local kow, Tientsin, Foochow, Kobe,

Yokohama, Nagoya, Vancouver.

Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles

Crockford, Heath & Co., Exporters of and New York; P.O. Box 353 (Central);

Japanese General Sundry

Marunouchi, 3-chome Cable Ad: Goods—6, Cable Ad: Dodwell

Crockford; Code: Bentley’s F. G. Rad son, manager (Tokyo and

M. Asamima, manager Yokohama)

R. Parsons (Tokyo)

R. E. J. Grosfils (Yokohama)

CzECHOSOLOVAKIAN CONSULATE — (Se« Doitsu Carbon K. K.—Mitsubishi Bldg.

Consulates)

Danish Consulate—(^ec Consulates) Doitsu Seiko K. K.—2 Marunouchi,

3-chome; Cable Ad: Unionsteel

E. Sauerland, director

Danish Legation— (See Embassies and H.

Dipl.Dickmeis

Ing. W. von Freeden

Legations) E. von Kratzer

“ Marathon” Steel Dept.

Demag Aktiengeseli.sghaft (Duisburg) J. Hoppe, director| A. Zernecke

K. Lindenberg

—612 A & B, Yusen Bldg, Marunouchi,

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23) 0954 &

(23) 0869; Cable Ad: Demagnipp Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha-^o,

Marunouchi 3-chome (Naka 2 Go

Depatv

bashi, 2-chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad: nouchi (23) 197.0, 1971, 1972 it 1713,

Cable Ad : Omnium Doitsenryo

Hermann Splittgerber

Ernst Grimm

Deutsche Luftfahrt-Industrie, Reich-

sverband der (Association of German3 B.W. van

Giudice

der Laan

Aircraft Industry)—2, Marunouchi, R. Schlaf

chome, 21, Mitsubishi Building; Teleph. Dr. R. Buchert

Marunouchi (23) 3653; Cable Ad: Karl Friedrich Delorme

Doitsukoku Johannes

M. O. Guennel Dowe

Representing: Georg Loesch

Deutsche Lufthansa A.G., Berlin Walter Schuon

(German Airlines) Claus Tecklenburg

Deutsche Versuchsanstalt fur Miss R. B. O. K. von Ebhardt

Luftfahrt, Berlin-Adlershof (Ger- Mrs. Hildegard Larssou

man Research Institute of Alfred Noack, Technical Dept.

Aeronautics Dr H. Hem pel, do.

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Agents for: j Escher Wyss Engineering Works,

I. G. Farbeuindustrie Aktiemge- I! turers Ltd., The, Engineers and Manufac-

(Zurich, Switzerland)—Room

sellschaft, Frankfurt am Main. j 77S, Marunouchi Building; Teleph.

Germany I 1665 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad :

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd. Escherwyss

—30, Tameike-cho, Akasakaku; Te- Dr. H. Wissler

leph. 159 (Akasaka); Cable Ad: 3 A. Rottenschweiler

Dunlop Far Eastern Advertising Agency,

Duralbhji & Mojumdar, The — 21, Mitsubishi Building,

Exporters—Omori Bldg.;Importers

P.O. Box and

488 Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph.

Marunouchi (23) 2624

Central ; Cable Ad : Dilip

Fiegel Jimusho, M., Chemical and

Eastern Asia Trading Co., Import and Mechanical Engineers—Koj imachi-

Export of Industrial Chemicals Mit- ku, 1, Uchisaiwaicho, 2-chome, Ta-

subishi Soko Bldg., Nihonbashi-ku : kachiho Building; Telephs. Ginza (57)

Teleph. Nihonbashi 3465; Cable Ad: 3780-1-2; Cable Ad : Fiegel

Devinstock

F. R. Devin, mng. director Fokkes k Koch—Naka 11-1 Building,

14, Marunouchi, 2-chome ; Teleph.

Eastern Extension Australasia k (23) 2925 (Marunouchi) ; Cable Ad :

China Telegraph Co., Ltd. & Great Fokko H. Fokkes, partner

Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. E. von Koch, do.

Commercial Representative: Fukokn

Building, 6, Marunouchi, 3-chome, Frazar & Co., Ltd. (Kabushiki Kaisha

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Marunouchi Frazar Shokai), Manufacturers'

(23) 3778; Cable Ad: Nordiske Agents, Engineering Specialities,

F. M. Bjergfelt Steel and General Importers

Information Office Room 525, Yaesu Building, Maru-

K, Kojima, traffic agent nouchi ; Telephs. Marunouchi (23) 1650

T. Furuya &Cable2694;Ad :P.O.Goshfrazco

Box 158 (Central);

T. Kato

T. Takabayashi E. W. Frazar, chairman

E. V. Stevens, managing director

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Animal Bye Frazar Estate Co., Ltd. 527, Yaesu

Products (Hides, Tallow and Bones Building, 6, Marunouchi; Teleph.

Casein) — Shingin Building, 3, Ginza, (23) 0895 (Marunouchi) ; P.O. Box

7-chome,

Eastaco; Kyobashi-ku;

Code: Cable Ad : 158 (Central) ; Cable Ad : Frastateco

Universal Trade

T. Mayeda

French Embassy—((See Embassies and

Eoole de l'Etoile du Matin Fu ji- Legations)

micho, Kojimachi-ku Fritzke, Walter G., German Manu-

Directeur—P. P. Griessinger facturers’ Representative — Tokyo

Sous-Directeur—-Th. Gutleben Tatemono Bldg., 6th Floor, Gofuku-

Econome—Ed. Assel bashi, Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Ekman & Co.Building.

320, Yaesu Ltd. — Room Fritzke

(Japan),' Marunouchi;

Teleph Furido Shokai (Successor to Foreign

133; Cable Ad : EkmansBox Central Ltd.),

(23) 4953: P.O. Dept, of Hamaguchi Trading Co.,

General Importers, Exporters

George Osawa, manager and Purchasing Agents — Tokyo :

Nihonbashi

Elked &, Gerdts—14, Marunouchi, 2- P-O. Box Nihonbashi Koamicho, 3-chome, 5 7;

chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Maru- Hiroya. Kobe Office: 20,8; Cable Ad:

Harimachi;

nouchi (23) 2601-2: Cable Ad : Eiger Cable Ad; Hiroya

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Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Im- Happer, J. S.—77, Date, Shibuya-ku,

Teleph. Takanawa 6921; P.O. Box

porters and

chinery of Swedish

ExportersSteelof and Ma- 451

Japanese (Central); Cable Ad: Happer

Products — Osaka Building, 1, Uchi-

saiwai-cho,

Telephs. Ginza2- (57)

chome, Kojimachi-ku;

1630, 5257 and 6496; Happer, Mrs. M. Bacon, Consulting

Gable Ad: Goticus Decorator—77, Date-cho, SLibuya;

Teleph. Tanakawa 6921

Gadsby, J., c.b.e-, English Barrister Harley Davidson Motorcycle Co.,

and Japanese Patent Agent and

Legal Adviser to the British Em- Ltd.—12, Tameike-cho, Akasaka-ku;

bassy and the 2-<)home,

Marunouchi, Legation—12, Telephs.

Canadian Kojimachi-ku; Akasaka-ku (48) 1204-5-6;

Cable Ad : Hardavmocy

Teleph.

Ad: GadsbyMarunouchi (23) 1752; Cable Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co.,

Chartered Accountants—14, Maru-

General Motors Japan, Ltd. — 2-1, nouchi, 2-chome; Teleph. (23) 2915

(Marunouchi); Cable Ad: Auditor

Muro-machi, 4-chome, Nihonbashi-ku;

Teleph. Nihonbashi (24) 1.933 & 3589; G. F. WeViil, f.c.a., partner

Cable Ad: Genmo (Tokyo)

J. B. Tibbetts, f.c.a., partner

Gill & Co. (Partnership)--30, Akashi- (Kobe)

machi; Teleph. Sannomiya 870; P. H. Palmer, f.c.a., partner

Cable Ad : Greenwood (Tokyo)

W. F. Balden

3. R. Balden

Goodyear Tyre Co.—c/o Mitsubishi G. D. Charlesworth

Shoji Kaisha, Marunouchi HausMann & Co.—2, Kyobashi, 1-chome,

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. Teleph. Kyobashi(56)ku, 7611

Tokyo(Kyobashi);

- Fudo - Building:

P. O-

,& Eastern Extension Australasia Box Central 34; Cable Ad: Teehaus

A: China Telegraph Co., Ltd.-

Commercial Representative: Fukokn Havilland, W. A. de, m.a., Registered

Building, 6, Marunouchi, 3-chome, Patent Attorney — Room 446, Maru-

Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Marunouchi nouchi Bldg.; Teleph. Marunoucbi (23)

(23) 3778; Cable Ad: Nordiske 604; Cable Ad: Silverhall

F. M. Bjergfelt

Information Office Healing Shokai, Ltd.,, Engineers and

K. Kojima, traffic agent Importers—Shisei Kaik^n, Hibiya

T. Furuya Park: Telephs. (Ginza 57) 1067,

T. Kato 2068, 2069; Cable Ad: Healing.

T. Takabayashi Branches: Osaka and Dairen

Hammond

turers’ Agents — 10, Marunouchi, dores, Landing, Shipping, Forward-

ing, Warehousing and Licensed Cus-

2-chome: P.O. Box 23 (Central); toms Brokers—1, Hakozakicho, 1-

Cable Ad: Fairfield chome, Nihonbashi-ku; Teleph.

Hanseatic Motor Co.. Ltd.—301, Fu- atKayabacho (66) 1527. Warehouses

jiya Bldg., 1, Kotohira-cho. Shiba- chi,Shibaura-machi,

Shibaku; Teleph.

3-chome,

Mita

, Ban-

(45) 1328

ku ; Cable Ad: Hanseatic ;

Hansen & Co., A. H.. Import and Herbert. Ltd., Alfred—6, Mamno-

uchi, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku. Te-

Export Merchants—8, Marunouchi,

3-chome; Teleph. 0966 (Marunou- leph. (23) 1644 and 1673 Marunouchi

chi) ; P.O. Box 204 (Central) T. Yoshino, manager

A. H. Hansen Z. Matsubayashi j T. Kamijo

B . On da j T. Osaki

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Hill Pharmacy—23, Xmai-oho, Azabu- Imperial Hotel — Hibiya; Teleph.

Ginza (57) 3151 and 3161; Cable Ad:

ku: Teleph. Akasaka (48) 1822

Impho

Holstein & Co., C., Gomei Kaisha, Baron K. Okuva,

1'. Inumaru, mng.president

director

General Merchants, Importers and

Exporters, Shipping & Insurance International Cement Gun Co., N.V.

Agents- 5, I'chisaiwaicho, 2-chome;

* Teleph. Ginza (57) 6316; Cable Ad: — Yaesu Building, Kojimachi-ku.

Holstein Marunouchi, 2-chome 6; Teleph.

S, 0. H.Holstein Marunouehi (23) 1809; Cable Ad:

Mueller i| H.H. Ji^ngnickel

Gross Meguin

Home Insurance Co. of New Yo$k - International General Electric Co.,

Marunotiehi Building, Marunouchj , Inc.—10, Yuraku-cho, 1-chome, Koji-

■ Cable'Ad: Afiajapan

W. W. Glass, representative for machi-ku; P.O. Box Central 453;

Cable Ad: Lngenetric

Japan H. IJ. Pearce, vice-president’

¥. Kamei, manager for Japan

Hongkonu International Telecommunications

poration & {See Shanghai

Banks)Banking Cor- Co.—Nisshin

machi,

Seimei Building, Oto-

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Maru-

nouchi

Hongkong Fire Insurance Go., Ltd., Branches: Osaka, Kobe, (23) 1221-4 ; Cable Ad : Nimute.

Toe—c/o Royal Insurance Cb., Ltd., Nagoya Yokohama and

Mitsubishi Building, 8 Marunouchi,

3-chome, Kojimachi ku James, C. H. N., Manufacturers’

Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of Mp Representatives—2, Shinryudo-cho,

chinery and Tools—Yaesu Building. Azabu-ku; Cable Ad: Aviation

6, Marunouch; Cable Ad: Horpe Janson Speciality Works, G.K. —147.

Horsley & Co., Importers and Ex- Tsutsumikata Omori 6804Sales

cho, Omori-ku; Telephs,

& Kamata ‘217bi Cable Ad:

porters—21, Sumiyoshichp Nichome; Purifier.

P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Vigor

, chome, Shiba-ku;Office: 12, Ta,machi,

Telephs. Mita 1191-21-

Hospital Supply Gq., Ltd., Manufac A. J. Janspn, .manager

turers, Importers and Exporters of Japan Advertiser, The”—1, Uchi-

Medical and Drug Supplies, Sur-

gical Instruments, Artificial Limbs, saiwaieho, Itchome, Kojimachi-

Glassware, etc.—7, Itchome, Koji- ku; Telephs. 5857, 5858, 5859 (Gin-

machi ; Teleph. Kudan (33) 1535; za) ; Cable Ad : Advertiser

Cable Ad : Buxbaum B. W. Fleisher, publisher and pro-

prietor

N.C- H.Murota,

Buxbaum, rnng. director

manager C. A. Davies, business manager

Hunter & Co., E. H., Engineers and Japan Book k Tract Society—(5e«

Contractors, General Importers and Clubs)

Exporters—3,

Kyobashi-ku; Ginza, Nishi,Ginza

Telephs. 7-chome,

(57) “ Japan Chronicle, The” (Tokyo Branch

1245-8; Cable Ad: Hunter Office) Daido Building, Asahi-cho,

1 llies & Co., C (Founded in i 859), General Kanda-ku; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Chronicle

Kanda(25) 1185-8;

Importers & Exporters — T e

Seimei Buiilding, Marunouchi; Telephs. i k o k u S. Ikuhara, manager

Marunouchi

lilies. Branch(23) Offices:

236 to 239;

Osaka,CableKobe,

Ad: Japan Firl Insuranci: Association—

Yokohama, Nagoya. Tobata, Dairen, (See Clubs)

Mukden,

Manila. Hsinking,

Germany: Harbin,

Berlin Peipingand

and Hamburg Japan Industrial Club—(Nee Clubs)

R.Asia

Hillman, general manager for East Japan-Soviet AssociATibN—(Nee Clubs)

114 TOKYO

“ Japan Times & Mail ” Evening Nihon Kai jo Bldg., 1-chome,

Newspaper and Weekly Magazine—2s, Edobori-Kamidori, Nishi-ku; Nago-

Uchisaiwai-cho, 2-ehome, Kojimachi- ya Branch: Nagoya-shi, Naka-ku,

ku; Telephs. Ginza (57) 0303, 0403, Sakae machi, 3-chome, Yasuda Shin-

5391 & 7003; Cable Ad: Times, taku Bldg.; Manchukuo Branches: 6,

Tokyo ^ubin Sumida-cho,

Hsinking Mukden; 119, Feng Le Lu,

Toshi Go, presioent & editor Kurt Meissner, president

T.Y. Iwado, managing editor

Koitabashi, Weekly editor

S. Okamura, Business manager P. Schmitz, director (Osaka)

W. Frpboese, director (Hamburg)

Dipl. Ing. Helmut Leu tel t, signs per

Japan Tourist Bureau—Head Office: pro. (Mukden)

1,Telephs.

Marunouchi, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku!

Marunouchi 4141-4146; Cable | Paul Metzing, signs per pro.

Ad: Tourist Wilhelm Mueller, signs per pro.

J. Takaku, managing director i H.(Osaka)

O. Watanabe, mgr. (Travel Dept.) i Dipl. Ing. signs Musolf, per pro.

Carl-Henning Schwarz,

signs per pro.

Java-China-Japan Lun, N.V.—Taka- : R.Frl.C.Ellida Bauer

Brinckmeier

chiho

JavalijnBldg.; P.O. Box 21; Cable Ad: ! Johann Dietrich

Max Dietrich

Jenks, Percival, Isitt & Co., Frl. Paula Duenne

Chartered Accountants — 7, Maurice,

Gokan j| Friedrich Engelke

Dr. Ing. Erich Heinrichs

Nakadori,

4706;: Unravel; Marunouchi; Teleph.

P.O. BoxCode326: Bentley’s. (23)

(Central);London

Cable !! Frl. M. Holste

Ad

Office: 6, Old Jewry, E. 0. 2. Kobe i Herbert Lassen (Mukden)

Office: Dr. Jur. H. W. Lissey

machi Crescent Building, 72, Kyo- | Ludwig O. Oetmann

Menzel

J. E. Percival, f.c.a. (London) Gerhard Pfahl (Mukden)

J. C. Pidgeon, f.c.a. (London) Willy Poll

H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, o-b.e., f.o.a. Frl. Margot Speck

(Kobe) Obering.

W. Lackie, c.A. (Kobe)

F. W. Mackie, c.A. (Kobe) M. Voith,E. Heidenheim)

Etter (Representing J.

R. E. Spence, b.a., a.c.a. (Tokyo) Obering. N. M. Philipsen

senting Dr. Otto (Repre-

& Comp., Bochum)

C. G. Stanbury, a.c.a. Dr. Lorenzen (Representing Dr. Otto

W. Salter

P. Fehlen Ing. Erich Schoen (Dr. Otto Comp.

Kaii at Tsusho Kabushiki Kaisha, Bochum)

Yuraku Kan—No. 4, 3-chome, Marui Richard Stock (Representing

bert & Salzer, Chemnitz) Schu)

noucbi,

nouchi (23)Kojimachi-ku;

3032, 4658 Telephs.

& 5732: Marui

Cable Ing. Max Thurm (Dr. Otto & Comp.,

Ad. Outremer Bochum)

Kaumann, Dr. G.—2, Marunouchi 3- King Features Syndicate, Inc. (In-

chome. 21 Mitsubishi Bldg.; Teleph, cluding International News Service,

Marunouchi (23)3653: Cable Ad: Gokau sal International News Photos,

News Service) Tokuda Univer-

Bldg.,

K. K. L. Leybold Shokwan, Import 5th Ad: Floor, Ginza Nishi 4, 5-chome; Cable

Internews

of Machinery, Machine Parts, Tech-

nical Goods; Export of Natural

Produce and Manufactured

Tokyo Tatemono Bldg., 3-chome,Goods—

Gofu- Kjellbekg Kabushiki Kaisha—San-

kubashi, Nihonbashi-ku; Telephs. shin Bldg., 10, Ichome, Yurakucho,

Nihonbashi (24) 1211 to 1214; Cable &Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Ginza 0986

Ad : Leybold. Osaka Branch: Osaka Ad1821; P.O. Box 12 (Central); Cable

: Kjellbergs

 TOKYO 115

Kodak Japan, Ltd.—3, Nishi, 6-chome, MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.,

Ginza, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs. Ginza Lumber & Shipping—321a, 21, Mit-

(57) 1124 and 1125; Cable Ad: subishi Bldg., Marunouchi; Teleph.

Kodak Marunouchi (23) 4897

E.J. R.D. Paul,

Sitzenstatter, general manager

branch manager (Osaka) McIvor, Kauffman, Smith & Yama-

moto, Counsellors — 12, Nakadori,

Krayer, Dr. C.—323-325, Yaesu Bldg.. Marunouchi, McIvor

Kojimachi ku; Cable Ad:

Marunouchi; Cable Ad : Lurgi

Krupp (Fried.) Aktiengesellschaft, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

407-8, Yaesu Building, 6 Marunouchi,

Steel and Machinery Manufacturers Nichome, Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box 26;

—8, Marunouchi, Sanchome Cable Ad: Manulife

W. Lemke, Japan representative T. C. Maitland, manager for

Kyo-Bun-Kwan (Christian Literature Japan

Society)—(^e Clubs) Maruzen Company, Ltd., Book-

Lemke, Walter, Engineer, Krupp Re- lishers, sellers (Foreign and Domestic), Pub-

Stationers, Dealers in Dry

presentative for Japan—8, Maru- Goods and Toilet Articles, Ink

nouchi, Cable Ad: Lemke Manufacturers—6, Tori-nichome, Ni-

honbashi; P.O. Box 605 (Central).

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd., Paper Agents Fukuoka, Branch Offices : Tokyo,Kobe,

Yokohama, Osaka,Nagoya,

Kyoto,.

and Merchants -No. 20, 2-chome, Sendai, Sapporo, Keijo, Nagasaki and

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph. Hsinking

Marunouchi (23) 4889; P.O. Box 95 S. Kanazawa, president

M. McCanoe, mug. director (Kobe) Agents for:

Y. Kojima i C. Okubo Directory

Liebep,mann Waelchli

- 2-chome, Cchisaiwaicho, Kojimachiku; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd. —

Telephs. Ginza (57) 6316, 6317, 6318

6319;

Waclehli.P O. Box

Also407atShanghai,

(Central);

Yokohama,Cable Ad: Ginza (57) 3666-7; P.O. Box 414;

Nagoya

Osaka, Kobe, Tientsin, Cable Ad: Metrofilms

Peiping,

York andZurich (Switzerland), New

Hongkong

J. H.R. Degen

Waelchi, managerStarkow Mitsui Bussan KaisSa, Ltd. (Mitsui

&Australia),

Co., Ltd., Importers,

in Europe, America and

K. Rogenberg ;j Z.F. Sisikin Exporters,

Insurance and Ship Agents, Ship-

Owners, Saw-Mill Owners and Whar-

Liverpool & London & Globe Insur fingers Head Office: 1, Muromachi,

ance Co., Ltd., The—Mitsubishi Nichome, Nihonbashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Bldg., No. 8, Central, No. 8, Maru- Mitsui Chairman—T. Mukai

nouchi 3-chome, Koj imachi-ku; Cable Representative Director Oc Managing

Ad ; Globe Director—R. Ishida S. Ohta, J.

Thomas & Mersey Marine Insce. Managing

Co., Ltd., settling agents

F. B. Hickson, resident secretary Sumii, J. Directors

Furukawa— and Y. Ito

M. McLaren

Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.,

Manufacturers’ Sales Representa-

Lury & Co., Ltd., General Import and tives—Marunouchi

Export—Room No. 419, Showa P.O.

Building, Building; P.O.

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku; Box Box 98York

New (Central); :Cable

OfficePark Ad : Sellers-

Muller

433; Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3069; Cable (Asia),

Ad:Luryco;Codes: Acme,Rudolf Mosse, Ltd., One Avenue& Phipps

Universal Trade, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th H. A. Sellers, mng. director (Osaka)

Edition & Private W. A. Rawnsley, manager (Tokyo)

 TOKYO

Myjsks-Healing iSnoKAJ, Ltd., Exporters Nippon Yusen Kaisya (N.Y.K. Line) |

and

Hibiya Buying Agents- iShisei Kaikan, — Yusen Building, 2o-i, Marunouti, '

Myers Park : P. O. Box 457 ; Cable Ad: Nityome, nouti (23) Kozmati-ku;

2511-2519, Telephs. Maru- .

2534; Cable Ad: Yusen2521-2529

National City Bank of New York Norwegian Consulate-(Nee Consu- ;

—{See Banks) lates)

Nederlandsch Indislhe Bank—(Nee Norwegian Legation—(Nee* Embassies i

and Legations)

Banks)

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.— Norwich iety, Ltd.Union Fire Nisshin

— 417-9, InsuranceSeimei-

Soc-

14, Marunouchi; P.O. Box 24 (Cen- kan, Ote-machi, Kojimachi-ku;

tral) ; Cable Ad: Newzico Teleph. 23-3847 (Marunouchi); P.O. J;

Sale R- Co., Ltd., agents Box 106 (Central); Cable Ad : Nufam

G.Japan

W. Hudson, p.c.l.l., manager for j

t ^ ^ M h J. W. Palmer, deputy manager

Nichio Boyeki Shokai, Importers J. L. Champness, a.c.i.i.

and Exporters— Yamatecho 225;

Cable Ad : Levedag Oestmann & Co., A. -32, Nagata-cho,

E. Levedag 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; P.O. Box

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kinsan Central 438

Building, 5, Muromachi, 4-chome, Omi Sales K. 1\., Importers and

Nihonbashi-ku; P.O. Box 74 (Cen- Manufacturers (A Department of the

tral) ; Cable Ad : Nichizuico Omi Brotherhood) - Omi Hachiman,

A. O. Keller, manager Shigakan

G.W. R.Duetschler

Fachtmann Csaco ; Teleph. 257 : Cable Ad :

Oriental Steel Products Cq., Ltd.—

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting Sanshin Building. Hibiya; Teleph.

(Ginza) 1192 : ( dale Ad: Truscon

Stevedores, Landing. Warehousing

Shipping Agents — 28, Echizenbori,

Nichome, Kyobashi-ku Ouchterlony & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi

21-Go-kan, Marunouchi ; Cable Ad :

Nippon Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co., Ouchterony

Ltd.—80, Omori 7-chome, Omori-ku Oversea Trading Company-No. 1,

Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K. (Nip Kotohira-cho, Shiba; Teleph. (43)

pon Corn Products, Ltd.), Corn Re- Shiba 1831; Central P.O. Box 432:

finers -Osaka Bldg., Uehisaiwai - cho, Cable Ad : Overtradoo

Kojima - chi-ku; Teleph. Ginza 1715; Paramount Films. Ltd.—Osaka

Cable Ad : Cornstarch ing. Uchisaiwai-cho; Telephs. Build-

Ginza

Nipponophone Co.» Ltd,, Manufactur- Paramount 2931 & 2932: P.O. Box 378; Cable Ad:

ers of Gramophones, Gramophone

Records

All Musical and Instruments—125,

Radios. ExportersMina-of Paraguay Consulate (See Consulates)

tocho. Kawasaki, Kanagawa - ken ; Pearce & Co. (Branch), Import and

Cable Ad : Nipponola

K. Shimada. managingKawasaki

director Export Merchants—Makicho Bldg.;

H. A. Straus, export manager Nihonbashi;

Cable Teleph. 3682 (Nihonbashi),

Ad : Pearce

Nippon Roche K.K., Importers of Pearson & Co., Chartered Accountants

Chemicals and Pharmaceutical Pre- —ku;6-Nichome, Teleph. Marunouchi,

4646 Kojimachi-

(Marunouchi) : Cable

parations 8, Kobikicho, 2-chom3 Ad:A.Accounts

Kyobashiki!; Cable Ad : Panroche E. Pearson, c.a.

 TOKYO

Peruvian Legation—(.^'ee Embassies & Rotary Club—(Mee Clubs)

Legations)

Philatelic Accumulative Services—63, Royal Insurance

Buildihg, Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi

8, Central, 8, Marunouchi,

Kogai-cho,

(Central) Azabu-ku; P. O. Box 567 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku ; Cable Ad :

Princely

F. M.B Hickson, resident secretary

Plage Jimusho, Dr., Music and Patent McLaren

Bureau—Tokyo Azabu-ku, Mikawa-

daimachi 29; Cable Ad : Plage Rudolf & Co,, Marunouchi;

Import and Export

Poldi Steel Works (Japan Branch), Im- j 7,(23)Naska-dori,2876, Marunouchi;

Teleph.

Cable Ad:

porters—1, 1-chome, Shintomi-cho, Rudjo

Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad : Poldisteel Gustav Rudolf (Tokyo)'

Dr. J. Jordan (Osaka).

Polleri, C. Import and Export to

and from Italy—Taihei Building, Sakuma Industrial Co., Ltd. —

5 Uchisoiwaicho, 1-chome, Kojimachi-ku Kiku Masamune Building, 1, Ginza

Nishi 3-chome, Kyobashi-ku ; Telephs.

Portuguese Consulate-(^ee Consu- Kyobashi (56) 7135, 7136, 7137 A 7138;

lates) P. O. Box 484; Cable Ad: Espab

Power-Gas Corporation, Ltd.—10, Sale & Co., Ltd., Import and Export

Marunouchi, 2-chome; P.O. Box Merchants, Insurance & Financial

618; Telephs. Marunouchi (23) 4411-31 Agents—14, Marunouchi, 2-chorae,

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. 1161-4 (Ma-

Ratjen, Rud. & Co., K. G.—Aoyama Kita- runouchi) ; P.O. Box 31*8 (Central) ;

maohi 6-chome, 34; Teleph. Aoyama Cable Ad : Salehouse

1799 ; Cable Ad : Ratsam G.F. G.S. Sale,

Sale, chairman

vice-chairman

Rud. Ratjen, repres. partner H.H V.C. Lepper,

L. Janson, manager

Otto E. Ratjen, signs per pro. Bleackley,managingdo. director :

F. Kiderlen. signs i V. H. A. Chapman, standing director

O. Vogt The Hon. D. F. Brand, director

L. Buhmann, engineer (Daimler Sale, Swan & Co., Ltd-14, Marunouchi,

Benz A.G.)

W. Buhre. engineer (Deutsche •2-chome, Kojimachi-ku : P.O. Box 318;

Cable Ad : Saleswan

Gramophon A.G.)

Raymond, Antonin, Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E.

Seisho-kwan, 7th FI.,a.i.a.,

2 Ginza,Architect--

4-chome. Takiyama Bldg., Ginza Nishi 6-chome,

Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad: Raymond Kojimaclu-ku

A. Raymond, a.i.a.

Sohmid,

R. C. A. Communications, Inc. —Mis- Nishisugamo, B. (Watch

2-chome,Factory)—1931,

Toshima-ku;

sion Seimei Building. Otemachi; Gable Ad : Revival

Cable Ad : Radiocorp

J Francis Harris, representative Schmidt Shoten, Ltd.—Nihonbashiku

for Japan Muromachi, 3-chome, 2; Cable Ad •

Reuter's, Ltd.—1, Ginza Nishi, 7 Schmidt

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. Ginza V.W. Suesskoch,

Theiss, director

do.

(57) 2121 L. Deckert

Richard A. Tenelly E. Levedag, Jr. j W. Schmidt

Rising F. Roos W. Reich

SanshmSunBuilding,

Petroleum Co., Ltd.-

10 Itchome, Yura A gents

C. Gastmeier I Mr*. G. Seidel

for:

kucho, Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. Gin- Ernst

za (57) 5591-5595

A. E. Hedges, manager Sanitas,Leitz,

BerlinWetzlar

Mis* E. Gray E. Merck, Darmstadt

118 TOKYO

Schmitz & Ooj, P., Kepresentatives of | Society of Chemical Industry in ‘

Basle, Manufacturers of “Ciba” |

German Machine Makers—Tokyo Pharmaceutical

Tatemono Building, Gofuku-bashi, I! Bldg., Chemicals &c.—-Sanwa j

Ginza, 4-chome, Kyobashi ku : |

Nihonbashi-ku;

Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko : South British Insurance Co., Ltd — '

Gomei Kaisha, Steel Manufacturers 1 Yurakukan chi, 3-chome, Building,

Kojimachi-ku;4, Marunou-

Teleph. j

—Saiwai Bldg., 3-1, Uchi-Saiwai- (23) 0976; Cable Ad: Soubritish

cho, 2-chome, Kojimachi-ku; Cable A. A. Cox, manager

Ad : Stalphonix G. L. King, asst, manager ^

H. Schreck, general manager : St. Luke’s International Medical

W. Levedag Center Akashi - cho, Kyobashi-ku; j

C. Wachner Telephs.

E. Goldau

Sole Agents of-. Stlukes Tsukiji (55)3101-9: Cable Ad: i

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—519, Yaesu i

Ltd., Vienna, Austria Building, Marunouchi, Kojimachi- |

ku;Telephs. (23) 2295-7 :

Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—8. Maru- E. W.L. G.Pennell,

Bell district sales manager

nouchi, 2-chome, Kojirnachi-ku;

Box 316; Teleph. Marunouchi (23' 3341 P.O. H. G. Bennett j Miss J. V. da Silva |

and 3342; Cable Ad: Siber >tedefeld, Dr. H.—67, Tansu-machi ;

H. Treichler, manager Teleph. Akasaka (48) 0704

G. S. Lum

Strachan & Co. (Agencies),

W. M., Commission and Insurance Ltd., ;

S1EMENS- SCHU CKERT DeNKI KaBOSHIKI Agents—Yusen Building, 2-chome, <

Kaisha—2, Marunouchi. 3-chome, Marunouchi, Kojimaohi-ku; Teleph. ]

Kojimachi-ku; Telephs. (23) 4394, j 2823 (Marunouchi); P.O. Box

4395

Ad: and 4396 (Marunouchi): Cable j (Central); Cable Ad: Strachan 43 1

Siemens

B. Mohr, director E. P. Stroud, director

W. Bunten, manager Styrian Steel Works, Ltd.—2, Echizen- j

N. Kodera bori, 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. (1

H. Bank Kyobashi (56) 1684 and 7654; Cable

A. Mueller Ad : Styriastal Branch Office: 3,

R. Momotani, engineer Minami-Sakaigawacho,

nato-ku, Osaka; Teleph.2-chome, Mi-

Nishi (43)

Singer Sewing Machine Co. —10- J 6156

Marunouchi, 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku Sun Insurance Office Ltd.—14, Ma-

SKF Industries or Japan — 10, | runouchi,

1756

(Central);

2-chome; Telephs.

(Marunouchi);

Cable Ad: P.O. 23-5815

Sunfire Box 102&

Yuraku-cho,

Skefko. District 1-chome;

Offices,CableJapan

Ad :: W. R. Bull, manager for Japan

Sapporo, Kanazawa. Nagaoka. G. Harada, branch manager (Tokyo)

Tokyo, Nagoya. Osaka.. Kokura, I Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Kejio and Takao; Manchu: Dairen and

Mukden -Japan Branch Office: 6, Maru-

G. Guston, president nouchi, 3-chome, Kojimachi-ku;

Telephs. Marunouchi (23) 1880 and

1881; Cable Ad : Sunbeam

Smidth

—8, Marunouchi. Kojimachi-ku; P. H. Lord

Teleph. (23) 1896; P.O. Box 94 (Central): 1| Swedish Legation—(See Embassies

Cable Ad : Folasmidth and Legations)

 TOKYO 19

Tetews Kogyo K. K., Engineers and Trade Representation of U.S.S.R.,

Contractors

Marunouchi;—Teleph.

Tokyo Marunouchi

Kaijo Building,

(23) Export and Import Trade between

4868; Cable Ad: Tetens [J.S.S.R. and Japan--10. Marunou-

chi ; Teiephs. Marunouehi (23) 2307-

Thai Lkoatios—(See Embassies and 2309; Cable Ad: Vneshtorg

Legations) “Trans-Pacific, The" — 1, Uchisai-

'Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance waicho, Itchome, Kojimachi-ku :

Co, Ltd., The— Mitsubishi Bldg., 8 Teiephs. (Ginza) 5857, 5858 & 5859 :

Cable Ad : Advertiser

• Central, 8 Marunouchi 3-chome,

machi-ku: P. O. Box 155; Cable Ad: Koji- B. W. Fleisher, editor & publisher

| Globe

Tokyo Chamber of Commerce—(iS'«e Bureau — 1, Advertising

Trans-Pacific & Service

Uchisaiwaicho, It-

Clubs)

Tokyo (Ginza/; Gable Ad : Advertiser 5857-9

chome, Kojimachi-ku : Teiephs.

Foreign PianoPiano Shokai

Importing(Formerly

Co.)— B. W. Fleisher, proprietor

C. A. Davies, manager

2, Ginza Nishi, 6-chome, Kyobashi-

ku; Teleph. Ginza (57) 2943; Cable Twentieh Century-Fox (Far East),

Ad : Tokyopiano Ino., Film Distributors — Idzumo

Tomeye Trading Co., Importers and Building, 2, Ginza, 8-chome; Tele-

Exporters—Yusen Building; Teleph. phone Ginza 3717; Cable Ad:

23-0717

Leon (Marunouchi);

D. S. TomeyeCable Ad: Leon Centfox W. G. Schwartz, manager

Branches & Agents—Osaka; Haka-

Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha ta, Kyushu; Seoul, Korea; Otaru,

(Successors to Babcock & Wilcox, Hokkaido and Nagoya

Ltd. and Zemma Works, Ltd.)

Manufacturers of Stirling Water U.S.S.R. Consulate—(Ne« Consulates)

Tube Boilers, Chain Grate Stokers, |

Conveyors and All Boiler House Ap- Union Insurance Society of Canton,

pliances—10, Marunouchi; Teleph. I Ltd —144 B & C, Marunouchi Bldg.,

(23) 1895 (Marunouchi); Cable Ad: ! Marunouchi Nichome, Kojimachi-

Babcock. Head Office : Yokohama ku : Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3562:

8. Kuroda, branch manager P.O. Box Central 386; Cable Ad:

Toyo Otis Elevator K. K.—6, Naka- Union

rokugo, l chome, Kamata-ku; Cable S. Mason, branch manager

Ad : Lyndentree R.K. W. D. Danby I! J.Y. Uzawa

Takahashi Nakamura

Tozai Trading Exporters

Co. Ltd., ofImporters K. Iwasaki j F. Nukui

Y. Nishimura | Miss M. Tango

of Machines, General

Merchandise — 4, Kobiki - cho. 4- Union Trading

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Teleph. (56) Building

1694 ; Cable Ad : Eikokubi; Codes : ; Cable Co.

Ad —: Kikumasamune

Utrac

Bentley’s Complete and Bentley’s 2nd J. Bitker, psoprietor

Phrase Code Vehling, W\—Takiyama Bldg.: Cable

Hans

H. S.Hunter

Weigall j John Gadsby Ad : Wehvehling

Agencies:

J. A. Prestwich & Co., London Vogt, Dr. K. & Sonoerhoff. Dr. R.

(Law & Patent Office) -v! Y aesu

(J. A. P. Engine)

Burman & Sons, Ld., Birmingham Building, 4th Floor, Kojimachi-ku;

Teleph. Marunouchi (23) 3062 : Cable

(Gear Box) Ad : Anwait

Matchless Motor Cycle, Ld., Red Dr.Patent

K. Vogt, Lawyer

ditch

R. A. Lister & Co. (Lister Diesel Attorney, LegalJ Adviser

Regd.

engines) to the German Embassy

Indian Motorcycle Co. Dr. R. SoHderhoff

i20 TOKYO-YOKOHAMA

VOkies & Co., W.M., Architects

Department of the Omi Brother- (A Westinghouse

Co. — 7 4, ElectricMarunouchinternational

Building,

hood)— Fujiya Bldg., Tranomon, Maruuouchi; P.O. Box 121 ; Cable

Shibaku; Teleph. Shiba 2834; Cable Ad : Wemcoexpo

Ad: Yories, Hachimanomi. Head Wriuley Co., Ltd.—1, Ginza 8-chome,

Office : Omi-Hachiman, Shiga-Ken; Kyobashi-ku ; Cable Ad : Spearmint

Telephs. (Hachiman) 526, 527 and

Telephs. (Haehiman) 526, 527 and 528 Yamaha S., Representative in Japan of

Vickers Armstrongs, Ltd. — 135 137,

Waltham Watch Co. — Yongokan, Marunouchi, Mitsubishi Main Building, 4, 2-chomev

Marunouchi; P.O. Box 83 Central; Kojimaehi ku

Cable Ad : Waltham Yokohama Specie Bank- (See Banks)

Warner Bros. First National Pic- Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Ka-

tures (Japan), Inc. — Tokyo Tate- takura Building, 2, Kyobashi , 3-

mono Building, 3-7, Gofukubashi 3- chome, Kyobashi-ku ; P.O. Box Cen

chome,

honbashiNihonbashi

3908; Cableku;Ad:Teleph. Ni- tral 356; Cable Ad: Yorkshire

Firnatex

Michael Shathin, gen. manager R. H.A. P.Roberts,

Kay manager for Japan

Weinberger A Co., C.—3, Naka-dori, Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha) -Yu-

Marunouchi; Teleph. Marunouchi sen Building, 7 th Floor, Marunou-

chi; Telephs. 3065 and 3066 (Maru-

(23) 4727; Cable Ad : Weinberger nouchi) ; Cable Ad: Zeissag

Paul Henrichs, director (Jena)

Western Electric,Co. Alfred Simader, d'o. (Dresden)

2, Marunouchi 2-chome,(Orient), Ltd.-

Kojimachi-ku. Hermann Kuh, do. (Tokyo)

Helmut Schulze

Teleph. Marunouchi E606 ; Cable Ad : Werner Dietze

Jerpi L-mlwigHaenssgen

Eckert

Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—665; Willy

Marunouchi Building; Cable Ad: Walter Heidrich

Westinghouse Lofchar Sachse

Fred. S. Thomas, engineer tor Alexander S^iffert

Orient Kurt Spoerer

Karl Windel

YOKOHAMA

Yokohama is situated on the Bay of Tokyo, in lat. 35 deg. 26 min. II sec

N and long. 139 deg. 39 min. 20 sec., and is distant about 20 miles from

the capital, with which it is connected by several lines of steam and electric

railways. A very small fishing village when it was opened to foreign trade in

1859, its proximity to the capital quickly led to its development and it was

tor many years the leading port of Japan. The surrounding scenery

is hPly and pleasing, and on clear days the snow-crowned summit

and graceful outlines of Fuji-san, a volcanic mountain 12,370 feet

high—celebrated

works ot isart—is m distinctly

Japanese visible,

literature

thoughand depicted ondistant.

innumerable native

harbour the sitemost

of what was known before thesome 50 miles

abolition Adjoining

of extra-territoriality, as the

the

foreign

circle of low hills called “The Bluff,” on which are situated semi-

settlement Beyond the plain on which the town is built risesa sort of the

residences of many members of the foreign community Along the

 YOKOHAMA 121

waterfront runs a good road called the Bund, on which stand a number of

imposing buildings, of which the principal ones are the Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank, the American Consulate, the Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.’s offices, the

: United Club and the New Grand Hotel. The reconstructed city includes many tine

examples of modern architecture, notably the Prefectural offices, rebuilt at a cost of

3 million yen, the Silk Conditioning House, the Customs House, General Post

Uffice, the British and American Consulates, Japanese and Foreign Banks

and office buildings. A line cricket and recreation club and a racecourse are

[situated about two miles from the Settlement. Three excellent golf links are

within a short distance of the city. A good boating and yachting club also

exist, providing facilities for deep-sea bathing. The railway station is well

designed and commodious. The town is in the enjoyment of an excellent

water supply, large waterworks having been completed in 1887. The municipal

electric tramways traversing

miles (approximately 29 miles inimportant sections

actual use). Thereofarethe33 city

milesnow

of busextend for 31

route within

the city. The harbour work started in 1900 and practically

sustained great damage in the earthquake of 1932. Reconstruction was, how- finished in 1917,

ever, complete

more than in March ; 1931. The outer breakwater, now completed, is

started as a double

private the present: butharbour

enterprise taken overarea. byThethegasmunicipality

works werein

1892, the pipes laid measure now about 200 miles. There are 4 berths at the

pier accommodating the largest steamers, and 12 mooring wharves for large

ocean-going vessels, most of these wharves accommodating vessels of any size.

The Yokohama Dock Company has three dry docks of 628 ft., 489 ft., and 380

ft., docking length, 98 ft., 77 ft., and 76 ft. width of entrance, and 33 ft.,

26 ft. and 21 ft. of water on the blocks respectively, and a mooring basin of

600 ft. by 100 ft. by 25 ft.

In the very severe earthquake, which was followed by a huge conflagra-

tion, on September 1st, 1923, close on 30,000 people are known to have

perished. Another 3,569 were missing and believed to be dead, and 66,371

were officiallyof reported

one-quarter as injured,

the population. The the totalofcasualties

number buildingsreroresentating

destroyed was nearly70,000

out of a total of 93,000. The shipping in harbour was placed in serious

jeopardy by the blazing oil from the oil-tanks on shore running into and

spreading over the water.

The population of Yokohama was about 777,500 in 1938 thus being the sixth

largest city in the Umpire.

Yokohama chiefly subsists on its foreign trade, especially the valuable

silk trade, which from the time of the opening of the country has always

been

and handled

the silk attrade

the. port. The earthquaketransferred

was temperorarily of 1923 for atotime Kobe,disabled the port,

but with the

rehabilitation of the northern port the trade has been in part recaptured.

The present depression in the silk trade, however, due partly to the

economic situation in the U.tS.A. and partly to the competition of rayon, has

had

by thesome effect inupon

increase othertheexports

port; since

fortunately it was offsetof the

the abandonment to aGold greatStandard

extent

by Japan, and the growth of industrial areas in the neighbourhood.

Yokohama is administered by the Municipality, which owns the electric

lighting and power plants, the electric Jramways and the gas and water

supplies.

] 22 YOKOHAMA

DIRECTORY

Aall & Go., Ltd. - 7, Y'amashita-cho, Apcar & Co., A. M., Merchants—i64r

Naka-kn; Cable Ad: Aall Yainashita-cho;

Ad: Apcar P.O. Box 39: Cable

Adbt, Moss Ar Co.. Wholesale Wine M. Apcar, managing director

and Spirit Merchants—43, Yamashi- A gencies;

ta-cho; Teleph. 2-407’7: P.O. Box 51; Ariel Works, Ltd., Birmingham,.

Cable Ad: Mossycamp ArielSonMotorcycles

O. H. Moss Day, k Hewitt, Ltd., London,

Code

bard Services Ltd., London, Lom-

Codes

Ahrens & Co., Nache. H. (Goxnei John Pottie & Son, Sydney, Australia

Kaisha)—51, Yainasiiita-cbo : Naka-

ku; Telepbs. (2) 0142, (2) 0150

0864 (Honkyoku):

Ad; Nordlloyd P.O. Box 71; Cable Arcoubt & Co., Ltd., H. N.-Tokiwa

H. Boscb, acting partner (Tokyo) Bldg., H. N.

Tokiwa-cho, 1-chome, Nakaku

Arcouet

H. Umbhau

.4 gencies:

Stickstoff - Syndikat, G.m.b.H., Audoyer, shita-cho;

G., Merchant—109, Y'ama-

Telephs.

Berlin. Fertilizers

Nordd'eutecher Lloyd, Bremen. P.O.George Box 109; Cable2-0011 and 2-3100:

Ad : Audoyergeo

Passenger and Freight Line Audoyer

E. Dentici, signs per pro,

American Association of Yokohama J.D. Corn,

Dentici, do.

do.

-—(See Clubs) ! B.K. Hirai

Amer ican Consulate—(See Consulates) Yoneyama

S.IT. Tamura

Kameda

American Cynamid Co.—133, Sailobun- N.H. Tsubouchi,

Kamiyanagiin charge of Osaka

machi, Kanagawa-ku Office

American

Nihon Odori, ExpressNakaku:

Co.. Inc.. The—7,

Teleph. (2)

4722; P.O. Box 407; Cable Ad:

Amexco

American Merchandise Co., Inc., Bank or Taiwan, Ltd.—33, Nihon

Exporters of General Merchandise Ohdon, wangink

Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Tai-

—164, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad :

Harlo. Head Office: Nevr York:

Branches: Los Angeles, Montreal, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Yokohama, Nagoya, Kobe and xtNaka-ku; ,CH,INA’ P.O. The Box

-18, 284;

NihonCable

Ohdori,

Ad:

Shanghai V ounker

American President Lines, Ltd.—50, Hongkong ife Shanghai Banking

Yamashita-cho; Telephs. & Duo

Codes: Universal, Bentley’s 2-4237-9’: Corporation-^, Ya.nashita-cho; P.O.

C. F.W.F. Gabrielson,

Booth general agent Sble

E. W.Aj:Stagg, 0tS,pia

agent ” '‘

American Trading Co. of Japan. Ltd. R. A. Fawcett

255, Yamashita-’Cho; Shipping De-

partment Teleph. 2-0580: P. O. Box Mitsui Bank, Ltd.-20, 2-chome. Hon-

28; Cable Ad: Amtraco. Head Office cho P.O. Box 223; Teleph. 2-4131;

for Japan : Tokyo Cable Ad : Mithama

 YOKOHAMA 123

National City Bank of New York, Bund Hotel 1, Shinyamashita-cho,

The—74a, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; 1& chome, 4833 Nakaku; Telephs. (2) 4832

Telephs.

P.O. Box2-1836, 2-1837,Ad:2-1838

299; Cable & 2-3178;

Citibank

R. G. Hill, manager (Teleph. Bureau of Entomologv

Quarantine—21, Yamashita-cho & Plant

2-2184)

W. H. Young, pro-manager k sub-

acct. (Teleph. 2-4731)

T. E. Bamford, pro-manager & sub- Butterfield A Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

acct. (Telepb. 2-4731) 7, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-5235-7:

P.O. Box 183; Cable Ad: Swire

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. — 2-chome. J. H.Thayer,

Spicersigns

| G.perH.pro.Kerbey

Honcho; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad:

Sumitbank Cameron & Co., Ltd., A. -70-a, Yama-

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—60, Mi- Myotomy shita-cho; P.O. Box 206: Cable Ad •

nami Nakadori, Nakaku: Teleph

3131 (Honkyokul Canadian National Railways—7, Ya-

President—T. Okubo

Vice-Presidents—

S. Yamanouchi H. Kashiwagi and mashita-cho;

Ad: Lemorb

Teleph. 2 4323 : Cable

Directors—T. Okubo, H. Kashiwagi, Donald E. Ross, general agent

Baron Koyata Iwasaki, Baron I S. T.P. Nishimura

Healey, travelling agent

j Y. Kasai

Moriinura,

N. Watanabe, K. Kodama,

D. NoharaK. and Yano,C.

Arima Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Canadian PacificPacific Railway

Express Co.

Bell, R. G., Representative and Agent, Canadian 21, Yamashita-cho, NakaHonkyoko

Co. —

ku; Teleph.

Import and Export—-23, Yamasnita- (Passenger & Freight) (2)

cho: Telephs. (2) 0023, 0246 & 1794: 5331; P.O. Box 201; Cable Ads: (Pass

P.O. Box 23; Cable Ad: Bell enger) Gacanpac & (Freight) Citamprag

Berrick & Co., Ltd., Importers and M.J.Fitz-Gerald, general agent for Japan

H, Nancollis, agent

Exdorters—199, Yamashita-cho;

Box 199; Cable Ad: Berrick P.O. R. G. Ryan, general agent (Pass-

B. R. Berrick, director

M. Mendelson, do. Bunenger Dept.)

Young, accountant

B. Deveson Staff

O. Yuyama Passenger Dept.

H. J. D. Rooke L R. Wilde, passenger agent

J.M. Miyabe

Kaneko |I Miss

M. Jinno

T. R. Mitsuyama

Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita

cho; Teleph. 2-2579; Cable Ads: Freight J. A.

Dept.

Cromarty

Tirthdas and Bharat; Codes: Bent K. Yada I! T.PoyItoCheong

ley’s, Oriental 3-Letter and Private J. Quini

Naraindas Tirthdas, mng. director T. Tsuchiya j S. Nagata

Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff; Teleph. (2) Canadian Transport Co., Ltd. — 1,

3616; Cable Ad: Bluff Hotel Kaigan-dori

C. Petersen, proprietor

Brady & Ruegg—90b, Yamashita-cho; Grocers—62.L.,Yamashita-cho;

Caudrelier, Wholesale and RetailP. O.

P.O. Box 30; Cable Ad: Ruegg Box 124: Cable Ad: Caudrelier

R. Ruegg

British Association of Japan—(See Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho;

Cable Ad: Centre

Clubs)

British Consulate—(Aee Consulates) Chartered Bank of India, Australia

China, The—(Nee Banks)

124 YOKOHAMA

Christ Church (Church of England Yokohama

American Episcopal)—234,

Chaplain—Rev. Bluff and of Trade —23, Yamashita-cho , P.O.

T. P. Symonds Box 264; Cable Ad : Tradeboard

Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Yokohama United Club—4, Yamasbi-

Water Co., Ltd.—66, Okina-cho ta-cho; P.O. Box 84; Cable Ad:

CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Yuclub

Chairman—R. McP. Austin

Committee—T.

B. G. Ryan, A.A.G. F.Ely,Shearer,

C. Eymard,

W. B.

American Association of Yokohama— Spencer arid E. F. Walker

8, Bund Secretary—D. L. Abbey

President—R. G. Hill

Vice-President R. F. Boyce

Secretary -J. L. Goetzmann Collier, J. D., Engineering Office,

Treasurer

Custodian—E. T. E. W.Bamford

Frazar M anuf acturers’ Representative—23,

Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 2-1794; P.Oi

British Association of Japan—7, Universal Box 27 ; Cable Ad : Collier; Codes •

Yamashita-cho Trade & Bentley’s

Chairman—H. A. Chapman

Hon. Secretary—D. E. Ross Commercial

Hon. Treasurer—W. Murray Ltd., Fire Union AssuranceYama-

and Marine—72 Co.,

CflAMBRE DE COMMERCE shita-cho, Naka-ku; P.O. Box 52:

Japon—185, Yramate-cho;FrANCAISE

Cable AdDC. Cable Ad: Cuaco

•lames A. Dixon, manager for

Chamfrance J apan

Foreign Trade Association of Yoko- WT. T. Craigie

hama—1, Kaigan-dori N. S. Choy, accountant

Royal Society of St. George (Yoko- CONSULATES

hama and Tokyo Branch) c/o 4,

Yamashita-cho, Nakaku ; Cable Ad : Argentine—Wakao Building. Hon-

Yuclub cho, 4-chome

President—T. G. Ely

Vice-President—J.

Hon. Secretary—J.D.W.F. ButteryCollier Consul—Ricardo Aramburu

Hon. Treasurer—R. E. Spence Belgium- »6b, Consulate

Yamashita - cbo: Cable

Yokohama Chamber of Commerce ,v Ad: Belgian

Industry—11, Nihon Odori, Naka- Hon Consul — A. Ronvaux (On

ku ; Cable Ad: Kaigisho; Code: leave)

Consul—Guy Daufresne de' la

Bentley’s Chfevalerie

Hon. Secretary—H. A. Chapman

Yokohama Keiba Shinkokai Golfing Interpreter M. Rato

Association

Telephs. 2-1502—(Honkyoku)

7, Yamashita - cbo;

and 2-4929

(Honkyoku) (Club House) Brazil—254,

Ad1: Consbras Yamashita-cho; Cable

Committee—W. B. Spencer (captain), Consul—N. Tabajara

F.Apcar,

R. Devin (hon. secretary),

S. Andreis, B. Deveson, A. M. Hon. Vice-Consul—Shozo Ishii

E. Kemp,andM.E. Mendelson,

Shearer F. Walker A. A. F. Chile- -(See Embassies and Legations)

Yokohama Seamen’s Club (Missions

to Seamen)—194, Yamashita-cho: Czechoslovakia—92, Yamashita.oho ;

Teleph. 2-4228; Cable

Chaplain—Rev. T. Ad: Yokseaclub

P. Kerfoot Cable Ad : Dnumgis

Consul—S. Isaacs

 YOKOHAMA 125

Denmark—Koen Building, 35, Nihon- Turkey I,Honorary)— 48, Benten-dori,

odori, Naka-ku 3-chome, Naka-ku

Consul—Z. Hara

Acting Consul—G. N. Brockhurst

Finland—199 Yamashita-cho, Naka- United States of America — 6,

ku Bund ;Telephs. (2) 1493, 2600 & 3900;

Consul—B. R. Berrick (Absent), Cable Ad: American Consul

B. Beveson (Acting) Consul—Richard F. Boyce

France—185, Bluff; Teleph. Honkyoku Continental Insurance Co. of New

3-480; Cable Ad: Fransulat York—Nippon Kaijo Building, 21,

Consul-General—M. Edme Gal- Hon-cho-dori. Scheme, Naka-ku;

lois Cable Ad : Afiajapan

Vice-Consul—M. A. Lesourd W. W. Glass, manager for Japan

Secretary-Interpreter — M. H. (Tokyo)

Takayama S. Sato, branch mgr. (Yokohama)

Great Britain — 3, Nihon Odori; Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—c/o. Hotel

Teleph. 2-0423 ; Cable Ad : Britain New Grand; P.O. Box 412; Cable

Consul-General—R. McP. Austin Ad: Coupon

Consul—W. W. Me Yittie N. Kimura

Shipping Clerk—W. J. Ham

(Teleph. 2-0423) Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd. 43,

Greece— 21, Yamashita-cho Yamashita-cho, Naka ku ; Cable Ad :

Consul—J. H. Nancollis Coopfindly

Guatemala — 8. Benten-dori, 1 chome, Comes & Co., Merchants & Lloyd’s

Agents — 81, Yamashita-cho; P.O.

Naka-ku Box 288; Telephs. 2-1831-3: Cable Ad:

Consul—T. Ono Cornes

Honduras—Tonan Building, Y os hid a- A. J. Cornea (London)

bashi Giwa, Naka-ku P. L. Spence (Kobe)

Consul—P. Tanabe J. Cornes (London)

J. W. Meyer (Kobe)

Mexico—7, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. E M. Carlson, manager

2-1120; Cable Ad: Consulmex F. Gandossi

H.

W. C.F.L. Vincent

Andrews

N etherlands -25c, Y amashi ta-cho N. J. Cornes

Consul—M. S. Wiersum L. A. M. Carter, surveyor to

Norway — Union Building, 75, Ya- Lloyd's Agents

mashita-cho : Teleph. 2-2264; P.O. Ooutts & Clark—24, Yamashita-cho,

Box 20 Nakaku

Acting Consul—W. L. Foggitt

Vice-Consul—H. F. Vincent Curnow & Co., Ltd., J., Importers,

Panama—157, Yamashita-cho, Naka- Exporters, Indent Merchants, Agents

ku ; Cable Ad : Panacohsul and Ship Store Suppliers—66, Main

Consul—Julio. F. Briceno Street: Telephs. (2)-2836 (3 Lines);

Secretary—Waldo Tipolt P.O. Box 82: Cable Ad: Curnow;

Peru—19. Bluff; Teleph. Honk- Universal Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, Duo,

yoku (2) 4240 Trade and Schofield’s 3-

Consul—Dr. Humberto F. Davila Letter Code. Branches: Tokyo.

Kobe and Dairen

Spain — {See Spanish Legation, Geo. Russell, managing director

Japan Section) Alfred Russell, director

Willie Russell, director (Kobe)

Sweden—23, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box Edwin Russell, director

23:Consul—R.

Teleph. (2) 0023 Maurice L. Russell, auditor

G. Bell Geo. Komor, mgr. (Export Dept.)

 YOKOHAMA

Czechoslovakian Consulate - (See C. M. Mayes, sales manager

Consulates) J.G.T. Mayes

E. Beatty

Masuoka

(Export

(Invoice

(Fish

Dept.)

Dept.)

Products)

Dalamal & Sons—77, Yansashita-eho; K. Mayeda (Bye Products)

Cable Ad: Kirpaloo

W. Dalamal, proprietor Everett Steamsh tp Corporation—50,

K. K. Wadhwani, manager Yamashitacho, Naka-ku: P.O. Box 151;

Darbier, J., Engineer—12, Yoshiha- Cable Ad: Everett

ma-eho ; Cable Ad : Aida Eymard & Co., C., Merchants- 25.3,

Dayaram Bros. & Co.—76, Yamashita- Yamashita-cho

cho, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Dayaram Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd.,

General Cargo and Cotton Control-

Dell ’Oro & Co. of Milan, Merchants Supervise lers—164, Yamashita-cho ; Cable Ad :

—91,

Delloro Yamashita-cbo; Cable Ad: J. W. Rust, agent

G. I. Dell’Cro

Feltman Bros. Juvenile Imports

Dewette & Co.—112, Yamate-cho Corporation—26,

Cable Ad: Brofeltman Otamachi, 2-ehome ;

Dhanamall, Ohellaram, Exporter of Ford Finance Co. of Japan, Ltd.- 5.

Silk Good's and Curios—32-c, Ya-

mashita-cho; P.O. Box 235; Cable Moriya-cho, 2-ehome, Kanagawa-ku ;

Teleph. Kanagawa (4) 2331; P.O

Ad : Dhanamal Box 403; Cable Ad : Fordmotor

N\ B. Daswan, manager A. J. Clement

Dialdas & Sons, M.—76, Yamashi- Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd.

ta-cho; P.O. Box 266; Cable Ad: Moriya-cho, 2-chome, Kanagawa-ku :

Dialdas Teleph. Kanagawa (4) 2331; P.O.

Box 403; Cable Ad: Fordmotor

Directory & Chronicle of the Benjamin Kopf, manager

Far East R. Boiler, chief clerk

Borneo, Siam.(China, Japan, Malaya,

The Philippines, Korea, S. George-Adis, asst, chief clerk

Indo-China, Netherlands Indies, etc.), F. W. Ayers, superintendent

Published Annually by the Hongkong

Daily Press, Ltd.—Marina House, 15-19, F.G. Thomas, stock superintendent

Queen’s Boad Central, Hongkong E. Hjersing, stock foreman

Arjents for Yokohama-. W. A. Baffin, service superintendent

Maruzen Co., Ltd.,

Nihonbashi: 6, Tori-nichome,

P.O. Box 605 (Central) France Boyeki Shokai (Successors to

Comptoir Soies. Societe Anonyme)

—109, Yamashita-cho; Telephs. 2-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Steamship, 3100 & 2-0011; P.O. Box 109; Cable

Coaling and Insurance Agents— AdGeorges : Isabeau

Audoyer

Shipping Dept.: 22, Yamashita-cho • E. Dentici, signs per pro.

P.O. Box 271 D. Dentici, do.

J. P. Barnett H. Kameda

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Food and Indo-China S. Yoshioka I N. Kamiyamagi

Animal Bye Products (Beef, Hides, Dept.

Bones, Hoofs, Tallow and Lards)—1, J. Cornu, signs per pro.

Kaigan-dori, Itchome; Cable Ad: OfficeTsubouchi, in Charge of Osaka

Mayes; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s,

Universal Trade, Swifts and Libbys Fratelli Zerollo, Inc.—164. Yama-

T.C. Takazawa,

T. Mayes, mng. director

director shita-cho, Naka-ku

J. W. Rust, agent

 YOKOHAMA

Frazar & Co., Ltx>., Manufacturers’ Helm Bros., Ltd., Dock and Repair

Agents. Engineering Specialities, Yard — 200, Takingashira-machi.

Genera] Merchandise — 7, Nihon Isogoku; Teleph. 3-3993

Odori, Naka-ku W. Helm

Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants^—93, Ya- Helm House Apartments -53, Yama-

shita-cho, Nakaku; Telephs. Hon-

mashita-cho; Teleph. 2-6538; P.O. kyoku (2) 4731-5; Cable Ad: Helm:

Box 164; Cable Ad : Getz Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th & Editions

S. Perez, Manager for Japan M. Luther

E. B. Papendieck, manager G. Woodruff ! Mrs. N. Sobol

Gibbs A Co., Ltd., Retail Grocers Hill Pharmacy, The—128, Motomachi

and Wine Merchants—66, Yamashi-

ta-cho: P.O. Box 65: Cable Ad: Holstein Shipping & Insurance

Gibbs Agencies, Agents Rickmers Line

Gillon A Co., Importers and Exporters (Shipping Office)—163. Yamashita-

23, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 411; Cable cbo; Cable Ad : Holstein

Ad: Gillon Home Insurance Co.—73, Yamashita-

W. E. Gooch J. Shirotk cho; Teleph. 0333 (Tonkyoku) : P.O.

18 ; Cable Ad: Generasso

Grauert, Pkok. Dr. Med. Hermann, F. Schoene, agent

k.c.s.g.—35, Yamashita-cho, Naka-

ku ; Cable Ad: Grauert Hongkong a- Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration —(See Ranks)

Haenschel, Hans, Importer- 143, Yama- Hotel New Grand—10, Yaroashita-

shita-cho,

Ad: HaenschelNaka-ku; P. O. Box !); Cable eho: Cable Ad: Newgrand

Hall, Jno. W.. Auctioneer, Commis- Hues & Co.. C. Shipping Dept.—23,

Yamashita-cho;

sion r Merchant and Estate Agent— Ad

87, l amashita-cho: Cable Ad: Hall : Hapag P.O. Box 78; Cable

K. Friedrichsen

Hassaram & Co., K., General Export- Imperial Airways, Ltd. 7, Yamashita-

ers and Commission Agents—108, cho; Telephs. 2-5235 7 ; P.O. Box 183;

Yamashita-cho: Teleph. (2) 3278: Cable Ad: Swire

P.O. Box 76; Cable Ad: Hassaram Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.,

agents

Helm Bros., Ltd., Contracting Steve- Isaacs k Co., S., General Merchants—

dores, Landing, Shipping, Forward- 92, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 406;

ing, Warehousing and Insurance

Agents. Licensed Customs Brokers Cable Ad : Dnumgis

S. Isaacs

and Apartment Owners—53, Yamashita- J. D. Miller, signs per pro.

cho, Nakaku; Telephs. Honkyoku

4731-5; P.O. Box 116; Cable Ad: Helm; (2) H. Hayashi I T. Takeuchi

Codes : Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th & 6th K. Ogura | H. Taylor

Editions.

Osaka Branches: Kobe, Tokyo and

E.H. W. Frazar, director Isarsing Premsing, General Exporters—

A. Chapman, director& chairman 126, Yamashita-cho,

232; Naka-ku; P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Isarsing

J. F. Helm, managing director

Walter H. Helm, director “Japan Advertiser,

R. Wolf shita-eho; Teleph. The”—51-b,

Honkyoku Yama

1649;

A. R. Hanson Cable Ad : Advertiser

J. Ahrens Clarence A. Davies, branch mgr.

128 YOKOHAMA

Japan Import & Export Commission Kohaku Export & Import

24, Yamashita-cho, Co., Telephs.

Naka ku; G. K.—

Co.—252, Yamashita-cho; Teleph; 2- (2) 2831-3; P.O. Box 294; Cable Ad:

1420; Cable Ad: Commission Edion

B. Guggenheim (New York) R. Bernstein | F. da Rosa

F. Kunz, manager

Kruger, Kenneth F.H. (Master Mari-

Japan ner, O. 0. Lond.), Surveyor and

Bund, Tourist

Nakaku. HeadBureau—4, 1-chome, Appraiser

Office: Marunou- of Ships and Cargoes,

chi; Teleph.

Tourist Hon. (2) 3490; Cable Ad: Survey ir to Principal Shipping and

Insurance

Cable Ad: Offices—5

Sardomene1b, Yamashita-cho;

J ARMAIN Davis & Co., Ltd.—Koen Bldg.,

35, Nihon Ohdori, Naka-ku Baffin, T. M.—50, Yamashita-cho;

P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Baffin

Java-China-Japan Lun, N.V.-25, Ya- T. M. Baffin

mashita^-cho, Naka-ku; Cable Ad:

Javalijn Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—50,

Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku; Teleph.

Jebenstreit Shokat, F., Importer— 3302 (Hon.); P.O. Box 48; Cable

Ad: Register

Jugo

Naka-ku;Bldg., 23,

Teleph. Ota-machi,

(2) 2266 2-chome,

(Honkyoku); D. Turner, surveyor

P. O. Box 121; Cable Ad: Ebensan ; K. Kishigami, do.

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns., Rudolf T. Tomihara, clerk

Mosse-Code-Suppl.

Fr. Jebenstreit Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),

Ltd.—75, Yamashita-cho : Teleph. 2-

Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Maurice, 0015; P.O. Box 20; Cable Ad:

Chartered Accountants^—45a, Yama- Mackinnons W.

shita cho; Cable Ad : Unravel W. G. Foggett,

L. signs per pro.

Dunbar, assistant

Kern & Co., A., Import and Export Agents: M. J. K. Stark, do.

Merchants — 77, Yamaehita-cho P. & O. S. N. Co.; Cable Ad:

(Building No. 25); Telephs. 2-4648 Peninsular

2-1045 (Honkyoku); P. O. Box British-India & Apcar Lines ; Cable

181; Cable Ad : Schoencgg; Codes; Ad: Mackinnons

Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th Improved & 6th, E.

Acme

J. Kern, partner Pertama

Mrs. A. H. Kern, signs per pro. Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

Federal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Kewalram & Bulchand, Silk and Gen The Sea Insurance Co., Ltd.

eral Exporters—201, Yamashita-cho; Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

P.O. Box 35; Cable Ad: Bulchand Merchants Fire Insurance Corpn.

K. H. Mahtani | T. Bulchand of New York

Kimatrai & Co., J.—157, Yamashita- Maersk Line, The—4, Kaigan-dori

cho ; P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad: Maison Arcus (Oriental Apartments)

Kimatrai —31, Yamashita-cho, Naka-ku

H. R. Dasvani, manager

T. Tarachand, assistant

Ch. Choolaram, do. Maison de Vogue—84, Motomachi 2-

chome, Naka-ku

Kishinchand Chellaram—95, Yama-

shita-cho; P.O. Box 75 : Cable Ad • Marshall Field & Co 87, Yamashi-

Kishinchand ta-cho ; Cable Ad: Drumar

 YOKOHAMA 129

Martin,

New Grand C.: K., c.b.e., Marshall—Hotel Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—125, Minato-

machi, Kawasaki; Cable Ad: Nipponola

McSparran, Dr. Joseph L., m.d., Phy- Nishimura & Wilson—16, Minami

sician and Surgeon—7, Nihon-odori, Naka-dori; Cable Ad: Nishiwilso

Naka-ku; Telephs. 2-3203 & 2-4974

MeSsaceries Marittmes, Compagnie lates) Norwegian Consulate—(Nee Consu-

des—9, Yamashita-cho; Teleph.

Hon. (2) 2085; Cable Ad: O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Printing,

Messagerie Advertising & Publishing Services;

L. Vignes Publishers of “O’Dell’s Cocktails &

Miller Tire Sales Co.—87, Yamashi- Fancy Drinks,” “Motorist Hand-

Book” and “American Cook Book”

ta-cho —35, Yamashitarcho; P.O. Box 97;

Mission CatholiqOe—Churches & Universal Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Missions) Trade

N. B. Yoshida | John Robson

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. Ltd.—14, Nip-

hon Odori, Naka-ku; Cable Ad: Oppenheimer Co., Ltd., Merchants

Mitsu —13, Yamashita-cho; Teleph. Hon.

Muller, Maclean & Co., Inc. —199, 2-0418

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 140 Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.—

National City Bank of New York Teleph. 10,

Kawasaki 3601 (8); P.O. Box

Kawasaki Kanagawaken:

—(Nee Banks) Tokokawasaki. Main Office: Cable

TokyoAd:

Netherlands Consulate—(Nee Consu- Otuka Piano Shokai, Piano Exporters.

lates) Importers and Manufacturers — 2,

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Honcho, Honkyoku1-chome, Naka-ku;

2370; Cable Teleph,

Ad: Otukapiano

(Fire and Marine)—73, Yamashita- J. Otsuka, representative

cho; Telephs. 0233 & 0333 (Honk-

yoku); P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Oversea Trading Co., General Im-

Newzico porters & Exporters—219c, Yamate-

F. Schoene, agent cho; Teleph. 2-1547; P.O. Box 57;

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. (Agents Cable Ad: Oversea

for Swedish East Asiatic S.S. Co.) J. Stern, proprietor

—46 Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 273; Owston & Co., Ltd., F., Shipping and

Cable Ad: Nichizuico Landing Agents, Stevedores and

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting Customs Brokers—1, Kaigan-dori;

Stevedores, Landing, Warehousing Teleph. Owston

3410 (Hon.); Cable Ad:

&cho;Shipping Agents—7, Yamashita-

P.O. Box 132; Cable Ad: C. Heseltine, managing director

Landing J. Kenderdine

G. A. Neville, manager E. F. Owston, director (Absent)

K. Masaki, manager & director

Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Branch Office) T. Shibusawa, inspector

—9, Kaigan-dori, Sanchome: Cable T. Sato (Shipping & Insurance)

Ad : Yusen; Code: Bentley’s Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

S. Yanase, manager 92, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad:

K. Yoshikawa, sub-manager

T.K. Tijima. do. Dnumgis

Arii, supt. S, Isaacs, rep res. for Japan

M. Kato, J. Kondo, K. Tsubota J. D. Miller, per pro.

and N. Takeuchi, sub-supts. K. Okabe, manager

5

130 YOKOHAMA

Paravicini, Dr., Medical Practitioner Schmidt, T., Surveyor, Under-

writers’ Agent and Settling Bureau

—772, 3-chome, Honraoku —51b, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 220;

Pearson Cable Ad: Thoschmidt

tants—7,& Yamashita-cho;

Co., Chartered Accoun-

Teleph. Schoene F., Insurance Agent—73,

1502 (Honkyoku); Cable Ad: Ac- Yamashita-cho; Teleph. 0333 (Honk-

counts

A. E. Pearson, o.a. (Yokohama) yoku); P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad:

Generasso

Perez, Corf. & Co., Merchants—93,

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 133; Cable Shu & Chang Co.—73a, Yamashita

Ad : Perez cho; Teleph. Hon. 2-4546

Peruvian Consulate — (See Consu- Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd,—89a

Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 410;

lates) Cable Ad: Siber

Phoenix H. J. Huber, manager

Building,Assurance

35, NihonCo., Ltd.Nakaku

Odori, -Koen Ch. Hinnen

Singer

Premsing & Sons, I.—Exporters of Yamashitarcho, Sewing Machine Co.—75d,

Silk and Cotton Goods and Curios 408 Nakaku; P.O. Box

—201a, Yamashitarcho; P.O. Box 67;

Cable Ad: Shankar Singleton-Benda Shosha, Import and

Richmond, Dr. G. D. Dentist—7, Export Merchants—Koen Building,

Nihon Odori; Teleph. Hon. 2-0664 35, Nihon Odori; Teleph. 2-1058;

P.O. Box 63; Cable Ad; Singleton;

Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The Codes: Bentley’s, Acme, etc.

G. N, Brockhurst, proprietor

(Established 1900), Importers and

Distributors of Shell Petroleum South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

Products. Capital: Yen 20,000,000.00 —77, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad :

—58, Yamashita-cho, Yokohama; Soubritish

Teleph. 2-3335 (Honkyoku); P.O.

Box 401; Cable Ad; Petrosam. Spencer, Wm. B., Attorney-at-Law~

Sales Offices: Tokyo, Osaka, Otari., 45a, Yamashita-cho: Cable Ad:

Sendai, Nagoya, Hakata. Keijo

(Chosen), Taihoku (Formosa) and Boydspen

Dairen Stadelman & Co., Import-Export Mer-

T. G. Ely, mng. director chants—115, Takenomaru : Cable Ad :

L. H. Lovely, director

W. Murray, director & accountant Stadelman

J. Rea, supt. engineer Standard Brands of Asia, Inc.—24,

Robinson, George, Exporter—71, Ya- Yamashita-cho;

Cable Ad : EleisadoP.O. Box 420:

mashita-cho ; Cable Ad: Georobin

Standard Korea,

- VacuumFormosa,

Oil Co.—Manchukuo

Head for

R,oyal Society of St. George—(See Japan, and K. L, T.: No. 8, Bund; Telepbs.

Clubs) Honkyoku

Rudolph & Co., Charles—254, Yama- ! &Vacuum 2-0450; 2-2330,

Cable 2-2337,

Ads: 2-2338,2-2339

Standvac &

shita-cho; P.O. Box 115; Cable Ad: C. E. Meyer, general manager

Rudolphus H. W. Daniels, asst, general manager

Paul Nipkow, manager S. Ettele, asst, general manager (Lub

H.M. Baenninger,

Pestalozzi, signsdo.per pro. ricating Oil Dept.)

Rust, J. W., Consulting Engineer- P.O. Box States Steamship

85, CableCo.—7,

Ad: Nihon O-dori;

Statesline

164, Yamashita-cho; Cable Ad: Rust N. W. Gatrell, agent

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Stedefeld, Dr. H.—Frazar Bldg., 7, R. Ishida, chairman

Nihon-dori, Naka-ku M. J.Asada,

F.A.A.F. Blyth, director

Stevens, Captain A. G.—156, Takenoue, Shearer, do.

do.

Naka-ku Teleph. (2) 2147; Cable T. Itoh, inspector

Ad: Stevens S. Motomura, do.

T. W. Chisholm

J. H. Hallett

Strahxer & Co., Inc., Raw Silk Ex- V. J. Barbashoff

porters—90b, Yamashita-cho; P.O. C. F. Franco

Box 38; Cable Ad: Strahler. Head A. P. Neary

Office: 40, Wall Street, New York Miss Morris

Miss Kildoyle

Strong & Co., Export and Import Tresize Brothers—87, Yamashitacho,

Merchants—204, Yamashita-cho; P.O. Naka-ku

Box 55; Cable Ad : Strong: Codes :

All Union Insurance Society of Canton,

H. B. Street Ltd.—Union Building, 75-d, Yama-

S. U.

& 2-1708; P.O. Box 208; Cable Ad:

Ad: Sucobrach Union; Code: Bentley’s Second

Phrase

Suzor, Ronvaux & Co., Importers and S. Maron, branch manager

Exporters—14, 2-chome, Marunou- •LK. Hatano

Yoshikawa I S. Kikkawa

chi; P.O. Box 643; Cable Ad: C. Kotobuki | Miss Y. Tamaki

Suzandron

Svagr, J. J., m.sc., b.a., Architect Victor Talking Machine Co. of

Japan, Limited, Manufacturers of

and Consulting Engineer — 42b, Radios, Talking Machines, Records

Bluff; Teleph. Honkyoku (2) 968; and Accessories, Motion Picture

Cable Ad: Svagr Sound Recording and Reproducing

Equipments,

Swedish Consulate—(^ee Consulates) Equipments and Television Sound Amplifying

Re-

ceivers—12, 3-chome, Moriyacho,

Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd., Manufac- Ad Kanagawa-ku; P.O. Box 43; Cable

turers of Electric Lamps, Vacuum : Victor

Tubes for Receiving, K. Yamaguchi, chairman

ing Fixtures, Wiring Meters,

Devices,Light-

Con- K. Itoh, mng. director

G. Asahara, director

duit Tubes, Medical Instruments, I. Yano, do.

Laboratory Products,Cable

ki, Kanagawa-Ken; etc.—Kawasa-

Ad: Fu- H. U. Pearce, do.

jioka. Branches: Tokyo, Osaka, Y. Shimizu, do.

Kyoto, Kanagawa, Hiroshima, Na- K. Shimada, do.

goya, Sendai, Sapporo, Fukuoka, K.

H. Sakurai,

Iwata, do.

do.

Kokura, Taihoku, Keijo, Shanghai T. Ishisaka, inspector

and Tientsin T. Tsumori do.

Tom & Co., C., General and Military Wiersum & Co., Ltd., M. S., Im-

Tailors—31, Water Street porters, Exporters, Steamship and

Tovo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha cho; Insurance Agents^—25, Yaroashita-

(Successors Telephs. 1615 and 2187; P.O.

Ltd., Japan,to and

Babcock

Zemma& Wilcox,

Works, BoxK. F.53;Wiersnm,Cable Ad:mng.Wiersum

director

Ltd.),. Boiler and Power House- I. Hirai, director

Supplies Manufacturers — Head M. S. Wiersum, director

Office: 1, Isogo-machi, Isogoku; Agencies:

Telephs. (3) 6236 and 6237; Cable Java-China-Japan Line

Ad : Babcock Holland-East Asia Line

'5

1K2 YOKOHAMA - SHIDZl'OKA

Winckler & Co. (Export and Import) Yokohama Seamen’s Club—(See Clubs>

—256, Yamashita-cho, Nakaku;

Hon. 2-1537-8, 5538-9; P.O. BoxTelephs.

161; Yokohama Specie Bank—(Ace Banks)

Cable Ad: Winckler

F. Fachtmann, partner Yokohama Tansan Aerated Water Co.

O. Werner, do: —30, Yamashita-cho: Cable Ad:

W. Westphalen, do. (Kobe) • Laffin

F. Doelling, do. (Kobe)

O. Luethge. signs per pro. Yokohama. & Tokyo Foreign Boari>

Job. Blasi

E. Moebius I F. Buttmann of Trade—(See. Clubs)

G.H. Kuehnel

Selig | Miss

K. AltE. Laurin

M. Galler ! H. Luther Yokohama United Club—(See Clubs)'

Witkowski & Co., Ltd., J., Importers Yorkshire Insurance Go.. Ltd.—23,

and . Exporters—93, Yamashita-cho; Yamashita-cho; P.O. Box 411; Cable

P.O. Box 56; Cable Ad: Witkowski Ad: Gillon

Wo,lf Co., Ino., Benjamin—92, Yama- Yu Cheong Co., Import and Export

shita-cho; Cable Ad : Benjanw:olf Commission Merchants—87, Yama-

Yokohama Chamber of Commerce & shita-cho; BoxY. 22;

Teleph. (2) 3813; P.O.

Cable manager

Ad : Yutong

Industry—(iSee Clubs) T. Chan,

SHI DZ1IOK A

Shidzuoka, known in feudal times as Fuchu, is the centre of the Japan

tea (green and black) trade, and is situated on Suruga Bay. There is also a

large trade in fruit, lacquer and bamboo ware, fish and fruit (canned),

orange, wooden furniture and toy are also exported in considerable quantities.

Shidzuoka’s foreign trade is conducted through the ports of Shimizu, Yokohama

and Kobe.

Shidzuoka has a pqpulatibn.of 216,800 according to an estimate made in 1938.

DIRECTORY

Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Irwin-Harrisqns-Whitney. Inc., Tea

Co.—1-78, Kita-Bancho Exporters —56, Ad:Kitaban-cho:

Box 50; Cable Crosfield P.O.

Habibullah Go., H. M., Tea Export-

ers—75, Kitaban-cho; Teleph. 729; M. J. B. Co., Tea Exporters—103.

Cable

H. M.Ad:Habibullah,

Habibullahproprietor Suyehirorcho: CO. Rox 29; Gable Ad:

J. Rahman, manager Mjndo

Hausmann & Co., O.—117, Kitaban- Siegfried & Co., Tea Exporters-87.

cho; Teleph. 334: P.O. Box 27: Ad: bhinmei-cho;

Siegco P.O. Box 37; Cable

Cable Ad: Teehaus

Hellyer A Co., Tea Exporters—117. JohnH-Siegfried,

W- Si^frie^vice-president

president

Kitaban-cho; P.O. Box 27; Cable

Ad : Hellyer Standa rd-Vacuum Oil Co., — 30Minami-

F. Hellyer cho, 1-chome

 NAGOYA

It hasNagoya

an areais ofthe149third largest cityandin aJapan,

sop kilometres comingof after

population 1224,100Tokyo and Osaka.

according to an

estimate

the Kiso, Nagara and Ibi Rivers, and to the south stretch the calmwatered

made in 1938. To the north extends the fertile plain of Nobi waters byof

Ise Bay. The climate is temperate. Thus this district developed steadily

from early times, becoming one of the centres of communication between

Eastern and Western ports of Japan. After the construction of Nagoya

Castle, famous for its golden dolphins, Nagoya grew into ;a large an

perous city. After the Restoration of Meiji, with the opening of railways

and the construction

together with Tokyo ofandharbour Osaka, works,

dividesthethecitycountry

developed rapidly, into

practically and three

now,

parts, and lias become the actual, as well as the nominal, centre of mid-

Japan. The city by no means boasts of its famous sights or historic re-

mains, but is proud of the fact that it‘ is still in its youth and showing

remarkable progress, particularly in its commerce and industry.

whichNagoya

was, isin called

former“Chukyo,”

times', an orimportant

Central Capital,

stage known and nowas includes

‘Miya” onAtsuta

the

Tokaido (Highway), where the traffic, was very heavy.

duotion of modern methods of travel, and especially since the construction But since the intro-of

railways, the City pf Nagoya, being in close proximity to Atsuta, has grown

rapidly in importance.

Not only is Nagoya Station an important intermediate station on the

Tokaido Main Bine, but it is also a terminus of the Kansai Line which goes

to Osaka, passing through Mie and Nara Prefectures, and of the Chuo Line

which running through Gifu, Nagano !'anid Yamanashi Prefectures

finally reaches Tokyo. It is thus one of the most important railway centres

in all Japan. Besides these lines there is direct connection between the

station

water. and, the. - harbour,

Within the city inlimits,

orderbesides

to link Nagoya

up the transportation

Station, there ' bare

y land‘and

Atsuta,

Chikusa, Ozone, Biwajima, Hatta, Shiratori, Horilkawaguchi. and Nagoya

Harbour Stations, making nine in all. The number of passengers using these

stations in the course of one year is approximately fifteen millions, while nearly

three million tons of goods are handled.

In addition to these Imperial Government Piailways, there are a number

of private electric railways operating radial lines from the city, putting it

into close connection with a large number of cities and towns in the neigh-

bourhood. Turning to' transportation within the city, there are 2,420 kilo-

metres

The widthof streets covering about

and arrangement one eighteenth

of these of the total

streets, however, are area of the city.

not satisfactory,

so that great efforts are being made in connection with the work of city

planning to broaden and systematize them.

The street railway system, is owned and operated by the municipality :

it has 55.5 kilometres of track on the main streets, and carries a total of

66,761,162 passengers annually. This service is supplemented by the Tsukiji

Electric Railway and Shin-Mikawa Electric Railway. These private lines

make connections between the centre of the city and the outlying parts. Light

motor-buses are operated on all the principal streets at a uniform fare of six

sen.

There are 66 post and telegraph offices throughout the city and for wireless

messages, a despatching station at Yosami, and a receiving station at Yok-

kaichi, both towns near Nagoya, have recently been opened. These stations

are supervised and operated by the Nagoya Central Wireless Telegram Office,

134 NAGOYA

and at these stations communication is maintained with Germany, Poland,

France, and Great Britain. Telephones are a Government Monopoly in

Japan, and are extensively used.

With the

during the Meiji

remarkable progress

Era, the madeof inthe industry

commerce city has and communications

exitended throughout

the Empire. As a distributing and collecting point Nagoya has become

known both at home and abroad, being placed just after Osaka and Tokyo.

In reviewing the movement of goods a number of years ago, it is noticeable

that most of the transportation was by land, and very little by water. But

since the opening of Nagoya Harbour to foreign commerce in 1907, the volume

of goods shipped by water has greatly increased.

In 1935 the total tonnage passing through the harbour was 2,050,627 tons,

while that handled by land amounted to about 3,713,399 tons.

Commodities

wheat, bean cakes,thatginned

are brought

cotton, into

rice,theiron,

cityetc.,

are chiefly raw materials

while those suchareas

shipped out

mainly cotton fabrics, potteries, vehicles, toys, spinning machinery, woolen

tissues, clocks and other manufactured goods.

From early times Nagoya has made remarkable progress, especially in

industrial arts, on account of low wages, and the diligence and special skill

in handicraft of the workers. Following the spirit of the times machinery

has been introduced and factories have largely taken the place of household

industries. The city is fortunate in having at its disposal an abundant

supply of electric power which is indispensable in modern industries. This

fact, together with the facilities for transportion on land and sea, has made

Nagoya the largest industrial centre in Japan next to Osaka.

Textile head the list of industries, including piece-goods, cotton

yarns, knitted goods, siik yarns floss-silk, etc. The chemical industry comes

second, including porcelain and pottery, glassware, cement, chemicals, medi-

cal supplies, lacquer-ware and lacquered papier-mach6 ware, and artificial

manures.

drinks, cakesTheandfoodconfectionery,

and drink flourindustries are third, including

etc. Miscellaneous industries alcoholic

include

wooden articles, paper goods, stationery,toys, leather goods, Buddhist family

shrines, etc. The fifth industry is machinery, including weaving machines,

pumps, vehicles, clocks etc. Special industries include steel, castings,

bronze, coal-gas, etc.

In this part of Japan are a number of rivers which are capable of pro-

ducing an abundant supply of hydro-electric power. Thus, power can be had

in sufficient quantity for all needs, a fact which has contributed greatly to

the development of industries in Nagoya. At present the electric power

used in Electric

Daido the city isPower

being Company,

supplied bythethe Japan

Toho Electric

ElectricPower

PowerCompany,

Company,the

the Hakusan Waterpower Company, and the Yahagi Waterpower

Company. In addition, the Toho Electric Power Company has in the city

awater-power

steam generating

plants plant

on thewithHida

a capacity

and Tenryuof 83,000 kilowatts,

Rivers havinganda iscapacity

installingof

420,000 h.p.

The port of Nagoya lies to the south-west within the city limits, and is

situated at the northern extremity of Ise Bay, which, opens to the south-west

and is located between thirty-five degrees and thirty-five degrees five minutes

North Latitude, and one hundred and thirty-six degrees forty minutes and

one hundred and thirty-six degrees fifty-three minutes East Longitude. As

Chita Peninsula stretches to the south-east, it is protected from the dreaded

typhoons which come from that direction, and the port receives little damage

from wind and wave. The heart of the city is closelv connected with the

port by the Horikawa, Shinhorikawa, and Nakagawa Canals, and the Rinko

Railway Line.

 NAGOYA 136

The construction of Nagoya Hanbour began in 1896. Years ago the third

stage of the work was completed with an aggregate expenditure

of 15,490,000 yen. The area of the wharves is 1.52 square kilometres, with an

anchoring capacity of 96,000 tons for thirty-eight steamers of ten thousand

tons or less. At present the harbour can accommodate 40 vessels with a total

tonnage of 206,000 tons. But in order to meet the requirements of Nagoya and

of mid-Japan which had been making rapid expansion, the fourth stage of the

construction was begun in 1928 at an estimate of 10,120,000 yen. This work

will be completed in 1938, when the area of the wharves will be increased1 to

2.23 square kilometres, and the anchoring capacity to 333,000 tons for 66

steamers including 11 ten thousand tonners

Nagoya Harbour is an important port of call for many lines, trade

with America, Europe, China, the South Sea Islands, Australia, and Africa,

is carried on directly from this port by thirty-three lines.

The port was opened to foreign trade in 1907, and domestic and foreign

trade have developed with remarkable rapidity.

DIRECTORY

American Merchandise Co. — (See Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Machinery

Beikoku Shoji Shobai) Importers — 23, Muratamachi, 3-

chome, Naka-ku

Andrews & George Co.. Inc.—21, Horne & Co., Ltd., Machinery Im-

Nichome, Takaoka-cho porters—3. Shin Yanagi-machi

Beikoku Shoji Shokai (American Hunter & Co., E. H.—45, Asahi-cho

Merchandise Co.—3, Shumoku-cho

3-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box j

Akatsuka 72; Cable Ad: Harlo Japan Import & Export Commission

Co., Merchants—12, Chikara-machi :

CONSULATES Cable Ad: Commission

America—32, Nunoike-cho, Higashi- Japan Tourist Bureau—Sakae-machi,

ku ; Cable Ad: American Consul 1-chome, Hirokoji

Vice-Consul—C.H. Stephan

Portugal — Chyamati, 3, Nisiku; Teleph. Liebermann, Waelchli & Co.—18,

Honkyoku 513 Shumoku-cho

Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—3,

nagi-machi, 2-chome. Nishiya-

Nishi-ku

Dodwell & Co.. Ltd.,

6, Kakozan-dori, Exporters

Nichome; Telephs.—-

Chikusa 1715 &

Cable Ad: Dodwell 1716: P.O. Bov iO:>; Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

G. D. Stokes The — 5, Sakae-machi 3-chome

Naka-ku; Telephs. Naka 4478 &

4479; P.O. Box 15: Cable Ad:

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East). Ltd. Petrosam

—Gonokiri Yaba-cho, Nakaku F. T. Orr, manager

136 NAGOYA-HAKODATE

Seymour-Sheldon Co. (Japan)—10, Victor Talking Machine Co. of

Japan—16, Higashi Shin-machi,

Sonoi-cho 1-chome, Nishi-ku Higashi-ku

Singer Sewing Machine

Shinsakaye-machi, Co.—1, Wehry & Co., Geo. -Higashi-Yoshino-

1-chome, Naka-ku machi, 1-chome, .Higashi-ku; PC.

SKF Industries of Japan—79, Miwa- Box Akatsuka 70; Cable Ad : Stibbe

cho, Naka-ku Winckler & Co.—128-133, Minami,

Standard-Yacuum Oil Co.—Sumitomo 2-chome, Higashi Ozone-cho, Higa-

shi-ku; Telephs. Higashi 8296 , &

Bank Bldg.; P.O. Box 130 8297, Akatsuka; P.O. Box Higashi

108; Cable Ad: Winckler

Strong & Co., General Merchants—

39-41, Yada-cho, 12-chome, Higashi- Witkowski & Co., J.—200, Minami, 4-

ku; P.O. Box Higashi 9; Cable chome, Higashi-Ohzone-cho, Higa-

Ad: Strong shi-ku ; Teleph. Higashi (4) 3186;

J. Blackwood Cable Ad: Witkowski

F. Rodriguez de Castro D. Fernandes, manager

HAKODATE

the This,

south the

of most northerly

Hokkaido, of the

in the old treaty

Straits ports which

of Tsugaru, of Japan,divideis that

situated

islandin

from Honshiu. The port lies in latitude 41 deg. 47 min. 8 sec. N., and longi-

tude 140 deg. 45 min. 34 sec. E., and the harbour is nearly land-locked. The

town clusters at the foot and on the slope of a bold rock known to foreigners

as Hakodate Head, about 1,000 feet in height, which is within a fortified area

to which the public are not admitted. The surrounding country is hilly,

volcanic, and striking, but the town itself possesses few attractions. There are

some Public Gardens at the eastern end of the town which contain a small

but

waterinteresting Museum.

were completed in 1889.Waterworks

The climateforof Hakodate

supplying isthehealthy

townandwithbracing.

pure

The hottest month is August, but the thermometer there rarely rises above

90 degrees Fahr.; in the winter it sometimes sinks to 10 degrees Fahr. or

even less, the

The mean minimum throughout

temperature in an averagethe winter

year is being

about 48about 12 degrees

degrees. Fahr.

The popula-

lation of Hakodate according to the last official census in October 1930 was

197,252.

The foreign trade of the port is small, but has been steadily growing

during the last few years, mainly owing to the development of the Kamtschatka

salmon fisheries, for which Hakodate is the principal entrepot. In the

valuable and extensive fisheries on the coast and in the surrounding seas,

however, the chief exports of the future from Hakodate are to be looked for.

Increasing quantities of dried fish and seaweed are exported annually, mostly

to China. The mineral resources of Hokkaido are large. Washing for gold dust

has been carried

machinery on inmines

the gold Kitami, and the belief

of Hokkaido may isbeentertained

worked with that with

fair proper

profit.

Magnetic iron is also obtained. Oil resource is not considered to be so rich. The

kerosene wealth of this district is said to be considerable, but none of the

borings has so far given a high yield. At Nukimi-Mura on Soya Strait—in

the extreme north—oil well were discovered long ago, and have been worked

by hand for some years. The oil, in fact, overflows into the sea, and in

stormy weather boats take refuge at Nukimi-Mura, as the sea is rendered

 HAKODATE—OTARU 137

smooth by the oil. Oil also exists at Nigori Kawa, near Hakodate; at Kaya-

begori, near Shiribeshi; at Itaibetsu, pn a tributary of the Urin River ("output

800 gallons per day); at Kotamimura and Tsukisama Mura (Imperial pro-

perty), near Sapporo; and near Abashiri, where the wells are considered rich.

Hakodate is reached in 17| hours from Tokyo, via Aomori, between which

place and Hakodate there is a very good steamship service, maintained by the

Government Railways.by rail,

can now be reached FromandHakodate

there is allalsotheia principal

Governmentpoints in Hokkaido

steamship service

to Odomari, in Karafuto (Japanese Saghalien). The Hakodate Harbour Im-

provement Works were completed in 1900, and a patent slip capable of taking

vessels up to 1,500 tons was also finished. There is a dry dock to accommo-

date ships up to 10,000 tons at ordinary spring tides, and at highest spring

tides the dock is capable of receiving the largest battleships in the Japanese

Navy.

In August, 1907, half the city of Hakodate was destroyed by a fire. The

number of houses destroyed in the conflagration was ascertained to be 8,977,

rendering about 60,000 persons homeless. All the foreign residents with the

exception of the American Consular Agent were burnt out, saving nothing,

and the total loss was estimated at not less than Yen 50,000,000.

Another disastrous fire occurred on the evening of March 21, 1934 in the

eastern section of the city during a terrific hurricane. Three-fifths of the city

were completely burnt out within a few hours, and only the changed direction

of the wind just before midnight saved the city from, being entirely wiped out.

The loss of lives and property was estimated at nearly 2,000 deaths,

140,000 persons rendered homeless, 25,000 houses destroyed, and Yen 1601)00,000

worth of property.

As a result of these disastrous fires, a scheme is now in force by which a

Municipal Subsidy is granted to encourage building with fireproof materials.

OTARU

This pleasantly situated town, 157 miles north of Hakodate, is the prin-

cipal of the open ports of Hokkaido being of easy access to the rich agricul-

tural lands in the Island, and having convenient railway facilities to all the

timber bearing areas.. The agricultural resources have been considerably

developed, and the rich pasture landsf are well adapted for breeding cattle and

horses. The exports are timber, mos lv hardwood, beans, peas, onions, potatoes

and general produce. Otaru is a regular port of call of the principal steam-

ship lines trading to the Far East. Extensive harbour improvements are now

in course of construction which will give wharfage accommodation for steamers

up to 7,000 tons. The population of Otaru, according to the last census in

October, 1930, was 144,880 It is the third largest city in the island of Hok-

kaido. There is a small foreign communitv engaged in the timber or ship-

ping trade. The climate is healthy and bracing, with heavy snow during

the winter which provides ample facilities for skating and toboganning. The

skating season lasts from December to March. The waterworks, which supply

pure water to the town, are situated in the surrounding hills within easy

access to the city. The city possesses an efficient fire brigade which keeps in

touch with any part of the town by means of automatic fire alarms. There

is the largest and most up-to-date can-making factory supplying all the

cans to the salmon and crab fishing areas in the northern waters.

138 OTAHU—OSAKA

DIRECTORY

Andrews & George Co., Inc.— Japan & Eastern Trading Co., Ltd.,

Sapporo Branch Office: c/o Sap^ Shipping Agents & Exporters of

poro Chamber of Commerce & Lumber — 8, Aioi-cho, 1-chome,

Industry Building, Sapporo Otaru; Cable Ad: Jetcolim

Asiatic Lumber Co., G. K., Exporters M. C. G. Ringer, manager

of Logs and Sawn Lumber—32, G. Ono, sub-manager

Sakai-machi, Otaru; P.O. Box 6; Lloyds’ Register of Shipping—

Cable Ad: Asico

J. Kinna, director Bansei Bldg., 6, Higashi Hama-

British Consular Agency — 14, machi, Hakodate; Cable Ad:

Suehiro-cho, Hakodate; Teleph. Ill Register

Consular Agent—A G. Denbigh Lury Brothers — 86, Suehiro-cho;

Shipping Clerk—S. Hatanaka Cable Ad: Lury

British Consular Agency — Hama L. Pelstroff, manager

Building, 3, Minami Hama-machi,

5-chome, Otaru; Teleph. 4221; Cable; Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—26,

Ad: Dawes

S. H. Dawes, British Consular 2-chome, Nishi Hanazono-cho, Chi-

yoda Building; P.O. Box 5; Cable

Agent Ad: Petrosam

Consulate, U.S.S.K—125, Funami- Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Aioi-

cho, Otaru: Teleph. 903; Cable Ad: cho, Otaru

Sovconsul

Denbigh & Co., Exporters of Marine Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—23, Sakai-

Produce, Canned Crab, Salmon and machi, Otaru

Sardines — 14, Suehiro-cho, Hako-

date ; Teleph. Ill; P. O. Box 11; Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi-

Cable Ad: Denbigh cho, Otaru; P.O. Box 30; Cable

A. G. Denbigh Ad : Vertico

T. Nakajima I K. Yamazaki

T. Tachibana | S. Hatanalea Victor Talking Machine Co. of

Far Eastern Trading Co.—8, Sui- Japan, Ltd.—Daiichi, Chohei Hoken

Building, Kita Ichijo Nishi, Sap-

hiro-cho; Cable Ad : Grinsten

Mark L. Grinsten, manager poro

OSAKA

Osaka, with a population estimated at 3,321,200 in 1938 is the

second largest city in Japan, Coming next after Greater Tokyo, but

inas commercial

71 square and industi’ial

miles, divided andimportance

into fifteen itwards,

ranks first.during

The area

recentof years

the City is given

rapidly assuming a modern Western aspect. andBroad well-paved streetsit intersect

has been

itcentre,

in alland

directions, large modern buildings are springing up throughout the

motor traffic is increasing rapidly. The city is situated in the Prefecture business

of the and

rivers samecanals

namethat

at themakemouth of thewaterways

excellent river Yodogawa. It is intersected

for the transport by other

of merchandise.

 OSAKA

From

sight the point

is Osaka of view of

Castle, erected the foreign

by thetourist,

in 1583 Army famousthewarrior

most Tuyotomi

interestingHideyoshi.

and imposing

It is

now the Headquarters of the Fourth Division, the grounds having been converted

into a public park. Osaka is the seat of numerous industries, including cotton-

spinning mills, shipbuilding yards, iron-works and sugar refineries. Cotton-spinning

and weaving are the most important industries and there are a large num-

ber of big mills in the city and neighbourhood. Recently there has been a

surprising development in the manufacture of all kinds of goods for the

export trade in Osaka’s well-equipped factories. The Imperial Mint also is

established here. From the outset the street Electric Tramway within the city

limits was a municipal undertaking and at present 106 kilometres are open

to traffic.

The harbour is under the control of the Municipal Harbour Department.

Extensive improvements have been in progress for a number of years and

still further plans are to be given effect to. Among them, the reconstruction

work of the Port Osaka which was commenced in 1934 is designed for comple-

tion by 1940, when a huge outer break-water, length 3,995 meters, will be

constructed and water-area protected by it will amount to 5,950,000 square

meters.

By this year, on the other' hand, the North Harbour Company is due to

enclose an additional marine area of 2,317,000 square meters between the

Shinyodo River and the Azi River

In the near future, it is expected that the Harbour will have been

equipped with the most modern appliances and facilities. The present har-

bour has berthing accommodation at 37 buoys for ships of 5,000 to 20,000

gross tons. Four landing piers and eight quays, all with sheds and railway

facilities, have water depth of 30 feet or over. Floating and fixed wharf

cranes and dry docks are available.

The trade statistics of Osaka since the War have shown great growth.

The total foreign trade in 1937 consisted of 1,994,739 tons of merchandise

valued at Yen 853,104,864 in exports and 5,508,515 tons at Yen 835,182,960 in

imports.

DIRECTORY

Aall & Co., Ltd., Manufacturers’ Re- American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.,

presentatives, Import and Export— Ad: Importers and Engineers—Cable

9 & 10, Koraibashi, 4-chome, A.B.C. Amtraco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Higashi-ku; Telephs. Kitahama (23) 5-Letter 5th Imp., Western Union,

Edition, Schofield’s Eclec-

2574, 3197, 3278 & 3918; P.O. Box 80; tic, Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Aall H. Hall, manager (Kobe)

J. Brandt, mng. director A. Scheuten (Imports)

Ths. Seeberg, director S. Sasaki, engineer

A. Tanaka, do. Import & Frigidaire Dept. — 63,

P. Kuzmichev Bakuromachi, 2-chome, Higashi-

R. Klingenberg ku; Telephs. Semba 4458, 5365 &

5366; Cable Ad : Amtraco

Acme Trading Co., Inc.—9, Mina- D. M. Forsyth, manager (Tokyo)

misumiya-machi; Minami-ku; Cable Anderson, Clayton & Co.’s Agency,

Ad: Acmetrado Cotton Merchants — 506, Gosho

Building; Telephs. 943 and 1089

Aluminium Union, Ltd.—702, Asahi (Kitahama); P.O. Box 165 (Cen-

tral) ; Cable Ad : Fichter

Building, Nakanoshima; Cable Ad: Paul J. Fichter, agent

Alunion Chas. Guttinger

140 OSAKA

Andrews L. W. Chamberlain, manager

23;3-chome, Utsubo-Kitadori, Nishi-&

& George Co., Inc.—22 T. P. Davis

G. W. Thompson

ku; Telephs. 1937, 2340, 1786 and K. Mori

6191 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: Yadzu T. Miyake

Asia Trading Co. — 4 - 7, Higashi T. Kinoshita

Horikawacho, Kita-ku; Teleph. Hori- Nomura Bank, Ltd.—

kawa (35)

Jeferalli 5845; Cable

Hasanally Ad: Hercules

Akberally C. MoosaBadami NomDra Securities Co., Ltd.

Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Importers, Ex- Sanwa Bank, Ltd., The—Imabashi,

porters and Manufacturers of Elec- 3-chome, Higashi-ku; Cable Ad:

trical and Mechanical Goods, SanWabank

Building Materials, Photo Cameras

and Supplies, Stage Lighting and Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Sound Effect Machines, Railway Sumitbank

Line Materials for City, Suburban

and Mine Services—3, Kyobashi Yasuda Bank, Ltd., The — 3-chome,

Mayenocho, Higashi-ku; Teleph. Keraibashi, Higashi-ku; Cable Ad :

5201-2 (Higashi); Cable Ad : Bagna Yasdaginko. Head Office: 1-chome,

President—H. Razama

Managing

Nakanisi, Directors—T.

L Kosiyama, S.Satow, K. Otemachi, Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo

Pujiyasu

and K. Hamuro Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama,

Auditors -K. Thbi andG. Masuyama 5-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box 13

(Central); Cable Ad: Shokin

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur, Steel Beaute Fastener Co.—18, Hiden-in-

Manufacturers — Nippon Kaijo

Building, YedObori Kami-dori, 1- cho, Tennojiku; Teleph. Tennoji 3865;

chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Ar- Cable Ad:Gbde

3-Letter Zipfactory; Code: Schofield’s

bour

Baltic Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd. Becker & Co.—Oye Building, 9,

Kinugasa - cho, Kita-ku; Teleph.

—26, Kitahama, 4-chorDe, Higashi-

ku; P.O. Box 211; Cable Ad: tral) ; Cable4056; Kita (36). P.O. Box 87 (Cen-

Ad: Becker

Baltiasico

Belgian Consulate—(

BANKS

Beyreuthek,

Bldg., Tsabori,H. Nishi-ku

W. -Da-ido Seimei

AiChi Bank, Ltd.—

Bank of Choson— Bigio’s Son & Co., Selim, Exporters

—Kitahama Nomura Bldg.; Cable

Bank of Japan— Ad : Bigio

Victor Bigio, mng. director

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.- Bishop Poole Girls’ High School

Dai Ichi Ginko, Ltd., The-- (Church Missionary Society) —

Higashinari-ku, KfitsuyamadoH, 5-

chome

Mitsuhishi Bank, Ltd.—

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.- Blackmar, M.E.—Room 408, Dojima

Bldg., Dojima Hamadori, 1-chome,

Kita-ku; Cable Ad: Dougexport

National City Bank >f New York.

The—34-5, Kitahama. 5-chome, Hi- Blad & McClure, Foreign Exchange

gashi-ku ; Telephs. 3601 to 3608 Brokers—10, Kitahama, 3-chome;

(Kitahama); P.O. Box 159 (Cen- Teleph. Kitahama (23) 1667-8; Cable

tral) : Cable Ad: Citibank Ad: Bladmac

 OSAKA 141

Umjndell & Co., Ltd., G., Import Ethqpia—33, Koraiba-Sizeume-machi,

Merchants—Daido Seimei Building, Higashi-ku

Tosabori, N'ishi-ku; Cable Ad: Finland — Dojima Building, Dojiina

Blundell

Hama-dori, Kita-ku; Teleph. (Kita)

Bohler Keitei Goshx Kaisha, Makers 2120; Cable Ad: Finlandia

ConsHl-Genejral—H.W.A. Ouchter-

of Bohler Steel—Kami Fukushima, foriy

Minami, No. 142; Teleph. Fukushi-

ma 0388; Cable Ad: Steelboler Great Britain—Osaka Building, 1,

Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. 80 (To-

Bolivian Consulate—(See Consulates) sabori) Consul-General—A. li. Ovens, m.b.e.

Borneo-Sumatra Handel Maatschappij Cohsul—D. F. McDeriddt

Pro-Cbhkttl^E CV FeiisOh

-^^8, Azuchi-machi; Cable Ad: Bor- Writer -S. Nakdnishi

sumy

Poland—20 Dojima Hainadori, 1-

British Consulate—(^ee Consulates) chome, Kita-ku; Telephs. (Kita)

4900 & 7200; Gablie Ad: P&lconsul

Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan); Ltd. noiioO Hon. Consul—Junkichi Matsuoka

—Fushimi-cho; Cable Ad: Crescent PortugalwbH— Juhkei-nikciii,

nniuaL, -

2-ehome,

Minami-ku

Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.— Hon. Vice-Consul—T. inabata

3 of 9, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku Roumania—51, Junkei-machi, 2-chome,

China Export, Import & Bank. Co., Minami-ku Consul-General—K. Inabata

A. G., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Shintaku

Building; Teleph. 4548 (Hon.); Thailand 43, i)aini Nisi, l-Tyome, Nisi-

Cable Ad : Lemjus yodogawa-kii

Clough Kerry & Co., Imports & Ex- Turkey—30, Junkei-machi

ports, All Kinds—28, Isogamidori,

5-chome, Fukiai-ku; Telephs. Fukiai Yu goslov aki a—29, Tosabori 3-chome,

5196 & 5186; P.O. Box 283; Cable Nishi-ku

Ad : Kerbycluff

CONSULATES Continental Insurance Co. of New

York—Osaka Building, 1, Soze-cho

Kita-ku j Cable Ad: Afiajapan

Argentine—Osaka Bldg., 1, Soze-cho, W. W. Glass, manager for Japan

Kita-ku; Teleph. Tosabori -1080. (Tokyo)

Hon. Consul—Eizo Nakamura R. Emi, branch manager (Osaka)

! Belgium—51, J unkeimachi, 2-choine; Cosmos Trading Co., Ltd. (Formerly

C. lilies & Co. Export Dept.)—2,

Manimi-ku Minairii Ilorie-dori, l-choTiie, Nishi-

Consul—K. Inabata ku; Telepns. Sakuragawa 7641 &

Bolivia-—52, (Juhkei-machi, 2-chome: 7642; Cable Ad. Irisu

Manimi-ku Curmally & Co., Exporters of Glass,

Consul—K. Inabata Porcelain and Enamelled Wares,

Bicycles & Parts, Toys and Sun-

Denmark—Taihei Building, Umeda- dries—36 Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku;

Shinmichi, Kita-ku; Teleph. 2400 Cable Ad: Curmally

(Kita) ; P.O. Box r 3 (Central)

Consul—R. W. Pearce Danish Consulate—(Nec Consulates)

142 OSAKA

Deuber & Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)— Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Im-

Edobashi Building, 44, Edobori, porters of Machinery and Swedish

Steel—Gosho Building, Nakanoshi-

Minamidori, 1-chome; Teleph. Tosa- ma, Kita-ku; Telephs. Kitahama

bori 7880-84; Cable Ad : Deuber 1741, 4543 and 4562; Cable Ad:

G. Deuber T. Hiramoto Goticus

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufac- Ebbe Jonn, managing director

turers’ Representatives—Room 408, Erik Brauns, Mining & Metal-

Dojima Building, Dojima Hamadori, lurgical Engineer, director

Kita-ku; Teleph. Kita 5890-5899; H. B. Welander, m.b.

Cable Ad: Dands F. Wallden, m.e.

Doitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha— General Motors Japan, Ltd.—Tsuru-

machi 1-chome, Taisho-ku; Telephs.

301,

bori, Nihon KaiyoTelephs.

Building,1482, Tosa-

3385 Idzuo

Nishi-ku;

& 3386 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: 151; Cable4931-2-3-4-5;

(65) P.O. Box Central

Ad: Autoxosaka

Unionsteel W. T. Lutz, managing director

F. Egersdorff S. E. Dithmer, director

C. F. Krumm G.J. W.

F. Neely, Sales manager

N.Esdale,

Jesselsen, auditor

i )ossa & Co., G., Indian Raw Cotton Mrs. M. secretary

Importing Commission Agents—14, Miss Ruth E. Ccx, do.

Tosabori-dori, 2-chome, Nishiku;

Teleph. Tosabori 1016; Cable Ad: Getz Bros. & Co., Merchants—7, 5-

Dossa chome, Higashinoda-machi

Goculdas Tivraj, manager E. R. Papendieck

Douglas Fir Export Co., American Green & Son, Ltd., E.—514, Dojima

Lumber-Room 408, Dojima Bldg., Building, Kita-ku; Telephs. 5890-

Dojima

ku ; CableHamadori, 1-chome,’ Kita- 5899 (Kita); Cable Ad : Economiser

Ad : Dougexport

M. E. Blackmar, representative Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles Sales

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Food and Minami, Co. of Japan—71, Kamifukushima

Animal Bye Products and Natural 1-chome, Konohana-ku

Products—Mansei Building,CableImbashi, Healing

5-chome,

Orientamer; Higashi-ku; Ad: min ent ElectricalLtd.,

Shokai, AgentsMachinery

Instrument for Pro-

H. Uyeki Code:j Universal

T. MasuokaTrade Manufacturers

—20, in Europe

Dosho-machi, and America

Nichome, Higashi-

Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd. — 4, ku; Telephs. 107', 1093 & 1094 (Kita-

Tamae-cho,

3596 & 2-chome;

4411; P. O. Telephs.

Box 65 Tosabori hama);

(Central);

Cable Ad: Healing

K. Kuwamoto, managing director

Cable Ad: Ekmans R. Kitada, Branch manager

Nils

E. B.Ericson,

Gawellmng. director Heinze, Dr. Erich — Imabashi, 2-

chome, 19; P.O. Box 10 (Central);

Enderlein, R., Import-Export, Iron Cable Ad : Heikodor

and Steel—12, Kawaguchi-cho; Cable

Ad : Enderlein Helm Bros., Ltd., Contracting

Stevedores, Landing, Shipping.,

Frazar & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Building, Licensed Forwarding, Ware-housing and

6th Floor, 1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; KitakaiganCustoms Brokers — 16,

- dori, Chikko, Mina-

Telephs. 6800 and 6801 (Tosabori);

P.O. Box 40 (Cent.); Cable Ad: toku; Teleph. Nishi 424

Drumfrazco

J. F. Drummond, director Henry & Co., A & S.-Ishizaki

M. Hiki j T Miyoshi Building, Hirano-machi, 2-chome;

G. Asai | J. Moses Cable Ad: Chaseaston

 OSAKA 143

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred, Manufacturers K. K. Irish Shokai (C. lilies & Co.,)

Importers

Tools, Small& Tools

Exporters of Machine

& Machine Shop Importers — Mitsubishi - Shintaki

Accessories—40, Sonezaki-Shinchi, 1 - Higashi Building, 1, Imbashi, 4-chome,

chome, - ku; Telephs. Kitahama

1771-2-3; Kita-ku;

P. O. BoxTelephs. KitaCable

144 Oentrah (36) 2494-5, 2565 & 168;

P. Garben

Cable Ad : lilies

Ad:

Nagoya Hexagon.

and Branch

Kobe; Offices:

Head Tokyo,

Office & F. Glombik j W. Moser

Works: Coventry, England T. Dieterich I Mrs. F. Wilson

W. A. Barclay, general manager R. Peiler I Miss H. Wanzel

P.R. J.H. Swales, asst, manager

Cobham, a.c.a., accountant

K. Ishikawa Kahn & Co., G. K.—Kitahama No-

Miss M. Roubzoff mura Building, Kitahama, 1-chome,

Higashi-ku; Cable Ad : Greka

Holstein & Co., C., Gomel Kaisha, Kaigai Tsusho K. K.—Daido Seimei

General Merchants, Shipping and Building, 6001Tosabori-dori Telephs.

Insurance Agents—Kitahama No- Tosabori & 5359; Cable Ad:

mura Bldg.; Teleph. Kitahama Outremer

5622; Cable Ad: Holstein

C. Holstein Kieboom, A. van den, Belgian Manu-

H. Mueller facturers’ and Tosabori-dori,

presentative—10, Importers’ Re-3-

K. Scharfenberg chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: Kie-

E. Schnell boom

E. Walther

Miss L. v. Seel-Holstein

Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha—Daini

Horne Co., Ltd., Importers of Ameri- chome, Nomura Bldg., Bingo-machi, 2-

can Machinery, Tools and Con- Higashiku; Teleph. Honma-

struction Materials—14, 5-chome, chi bergs

1540 & 1541; Cable Ad: Kjell-

Imabashi, Higashiku; Telephs. 1510- Y. Nosei, manager

12 (Kitahama); Cable Ad: Horne

Hunter & Co., Ltd., E. H. (Hanta- Edobori Kodak (Japan), Ltd.—No. 18, 3-chome,

Shoten)—12, Kawaguchi-cho; Te Minamidori, Nishi-ku;

lephs. 325, 326, 1604 and 1609 Cable Ad: Kodak

(Nishi); P.O. Pox 32 (Central); Kotak & Co., Machinery & Chemical

Cable Ad: Hunter. Branches: Exporters—21, Nakanoshima, 2-cho-

Tokyo,

and Kobe, Nagoya, Kure, Fukuoka me ; Cable Ad: Purima; All Codes

Shanghai

R. Hunter, president Used. Bombay Office: Navsari

K. Wakabayashi, mng. director Bldg., Hornby Road; Karachi Office ;

Amijee Yalji Bldg., Campbell Street

Jacobson van den Berq & Co.—13, Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha (Koyei &

Hirano-machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku Co., Ltd.), Importers, Exporters,

and Manufacturers of Acetic Acid—

Japan Tourist Bureau—Kansai Dis- shi 14, Fushimi-machi, 2-chome; Higa-

trict Office: Azuchi-machi 2-chome, ; Cable Ad: Unionkoyei

Higashi-ku;

(24) 0311, 1213,Telephs.1214, 1315Honmachi

& 1787; Kramer, H. —(Kurama Shoten, Osaka

Cable Ad: Tourist &Kawaramachi,

Tokyo) Sanwa

2-chome,Building, 55,

Higashi-ku;

H. Yamawaki, director Telephs. Kitahama 1901 (L. D.) & 4721;

T. Kawakata, general manager Cable Ad: Hermkramer

H. Kramer (Kurama Heima), pro-

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V.—Funa- prietor

machi Building, 22-1, Tosabori M. Abe, signs per pro.

Funamachi, Nishi-ku S. Mori signs per pro. (Tokyo)

144 OSAKA

Lewis, J. D., Exchange Broker—10, McFadden (Agents

& Bro.’s Agency, Geo. H,

Koraibashi, 4-chome, Higashi-ku; Bros.

Cable Ad: Forenex RawforCotton

Geo.Merchants,

H. McFadden

Memphis,&

Tenn.) — 402-404, Gosho Bldg., 25,

Nakanoshima, 2-chome; RO. Box 55

Leybold Shokwan, L., Engineers and (Central); Cable Ad: Macfadden

Contractors—Nihon Kaijo Building,

Nishi-ku; Telephs. 3610, 3611 and

3612 (Tosabori); Cable Ad: Ley- Metro-Gold Distributors

wyn-Mayer Co., Ltd.,

of 3,Motion Pictures—3-

bold Asahi Building, Nakanoshima,

S. Hiramatsu j Wilhelm Mueller chome, Kita-ku; Telephs. Kitahama

4501, 5471 & 5541; P.O. Box 107

Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Im- (Central); Cable Ad : Metrofilms

porters and Exporters—Kitahama E. F. Johansen j J. F. Masson

Nomura Building, Kitahama, 1-

chome; Telephs. 4434-6 (Kitahama); MORGANITE Carbon K.K.—36-37, Urae

P.O. Box 29, Higashi; Cable Ad: Kita, 5-chome, Nishiyodogawa-ku;

Waelchli Cable Ad: Morganite

J. H.Waelchli

Muller E. Katzenstein

M. lioesti

E. Stutz E. Minder Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.,

G.F. Lambert

Friedlaender R.G. Schnell

Riess Manufacturers' Representatives —

Gosho Building, Nakanoshima, 2-

chome; Teleph. 23-2486; P.O. Box 68

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), York (Central);

Office:CableMuller

Ad: Sellers. New

& Philips

Ltd.—Mitsubishi Building, 4, Ta-

mae-cho, 2-chome; Teleph. 7336 (To- (Asia), Ltd., One Park Avenue

sabori) ; Cable Ad : Mackinnons H. A. Sellers, managing director

G. E. Fox

Agents for:

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Myers-Mealing Shokai, Ltd., Manu-

Navigation Co. facturers' Representatives, Export-

British-IndianSteam Navigation Co. ers and Buying Agents—20, Dosho-

Apcar Lines machi, Nichome, Higashi-ku; Te-

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co. lephs. 1093 and 1094 (Kitahama);

P.O. Box 182; Cable Ad: Myosa

Mannesmannroehren-Werke, Dtjessel- K. Kuwamqtb, managing director

dorf—Japan Office: Asahi Build- E. Kit^da, branch,manager

ing, Nakanoshima, 3-chome, Kita-

ku; Telephs. Kitahama (23) 4501,

5471 & 5541; P.O. Box 160; Cable NederlandscheN. V. (Netherlands VerkoopSelling

Organisatie

Organ-

Ad : Mannesmann isation, N. V.)—No, Yurin

58, 2-chome, Bingo-

O. Knodel, manager machi, Higashiku, Seimei Buil-

ding; Cable Ad: Lekas

Manssqn Shokai, Kabushiki Kaisha, Im- M,D.Cohen, manager

porters of Swedish Steel & Iron and

Exporters of Japanese Goods—645, F. J.W.M.Grbotes

Laudy | C. J. T. Evers

Osaka Building, Soze-cho, Kita-ku;

Cable Ad: Simplex New Zealand Insurance Co.—35, Ko-

raibashi, Higashi-ku; Teleph. Kita-

Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G., M. hama 5302

Gladbach —Nakanoshima,

Building, J apan Office: 3-chome,

Asahi

Kita-ku; Telephs. Kitahama (23) Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Kansai

Shintaku Building, 26, Kitahama,

4501, 5471 & 5541; P.O. Box 160; 4-chome; Telephs. 5017-5075; P.O.

Cable Ad: Meerag Box 77; Cable Ad: Nichizuico

O. Knodel, manager J. Rutz, president

 OSAKA 146

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—12, Ichijo- Raoji Bros., Exporters of All Kinds

dori, 2-chome, Minatoku; Telephs. ofTosadori-dori,

Textiles and Mill Gin Stores—1,

(Chikko) 2537, 2538 & 2539. Kawagu- Cable Ad: Raoji5-chome, Nishi-ku;

chi Office: 9, Kawaguchi-cho, Nishi-ku

Nippon Kokusan Koqyo K. K., Rising Sun Peteroleum Co., Ltd.

Manufacturers of Corn Starch, 3,(Osaka Branch Office)—Asahi Bldg.,

Nakanoshima, 3-chome, Kita-ku;

Glucose, Mazola Oil, Feed and etc. Teleph. Kitahama 3945-8; P.O. Box

—146, Senkyori, Heijo, Chosen; 168: (Centra];; Cable Ad: Petrosam

Teleph. 4091; P.O. Box 44; Cable

Ad: Cornstarch Rothacker, Oscar, Publishers and

Y. Nakatani, mng. director Booksellers—Rpom 614, Osaka Bldg.;

K. Kagami, director Cable Ad; Rothacbuch

I. Hattori, do. Otto Schaefer | Herm.. Schaefer

John Gadsby, do.

T. Tanida, inspector

Roumanian Consulate — (See Con-

Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.— sulates)

Mitsui Building, Nakanoshima

Rudolf & Co.—1, Tosabori-dori; Cable

Ouchterlony & Co., Ltd.—Dojima Ad: Koerting

Building, Dojima Hamadori, 1-

chome, Kita-ku; Telephs. (Kita) Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd., The—Tai-

hei Building, Umeda-Shinmichi, Ki-

940 & 2120; Cable Ad: Ouehterony ta-ku; Telephs. 2400 and 7712 (Kita);

P.O. Box 153 (Central); Cable Ad:

Paramount Films, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg., Nihonsabro

1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Teleph. Tosa-

bori 5411-12-13; Cable Ad: Para- Sale & Co., Ltd., Importers, Export

mount ers, Insurance, Finance and Invest-

H. Hirai ments—Dai-chi Building, 35, Korai-

bashi, 4-chome, Higashiku; Telephs.

Patell, R. J., Manufacturers’ Repre- 2259 & 5302 (Kitahama); Cable Ad:

sentative-Room 629, Osaka Build- Salehouse

ing, 1, Soze-cho, Kita-ku; Cable

Ad : Bendix Sammann & Co. of Japan, Paul E.,

Manufacturers’ Agents — Kanda

Pearce & Co.—Nisshin Seimeikwan, shi-ku; Building Imabashi, 2-chome, Higa-

Utsubo Minami-dori, 1-chome, Nishi- Cable Ad : Pesam

ku; Teleph. Tosabori 2088 Paul E. Sammann, director

Poldi Steel Works, The, Manufac- Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Osaka Branch,

Importers of Optical Goods—13,

turers of High Speed Steel, Special Kitakyutaro-machi, Jlichome,

Steels, etc.—5, Kyomachihori-dori, shi-ku; Telephs. Semba

4-chome, Nishi-ku; Cable Ad: 1’oldi 2981,Higa-

and

2982; Cable Ad : Leica

Polish Consulate—(^ee Consulates) Schmitz & Co., P. (Engineering

Office), Agents for First Class Ger-

man Works and Importers

Portuguese Consulate — (See Con- chinery—Nippon of Ma-

Kaijo Building,

sulates) 501-513, Edobori-Kamidori, Nishi-

Ratjen, Rud. & Co., K. G.—Tankin Bldg.; ku ; Cable Ads: Schmitzqo and

18, Hirano-machi, 4-chome; Teleph. Humboldt P. Schmitz

6012 (Kitahama); Cable Ad : Ratsam Heinz van derLaan, signs per pro.

146 OSAKA

Schoellek-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko, Tetens, A. P., Heating Engineer and

G. K., Osaka Branch—48, Itachi- Contractor—717, Daido Building,

bori Minami-dori, 2-chome, Nishi- Tosabori, Nishi-ku

ku; Telephs. Shinmachi 3326 & 4368:

Cable A.d: Stalphonix Teubner, H., Manufacturers’ Repre-

K. E. Wachner, manager sentative—13, Gotenyama, Takarazu-

ka near Osaka; Teleph. 476; Cable

Siber, Hegnek & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubi- Ad: Teubner

shi Shintaku Building, 1, Imabashi,

4-chome, Higashi-ku; Telephs. 914- Thai Consulate—(^ee Consulates^

915 (Kitahama); P.O. Box 19 (Cen-

tral) ; Cable Ad: Siber Thakkar, M. D. (Established in 1931),

Dr. R. Stunzi, manager Exporters, Importers and Shippers

—16, Tosabori-dori, 4-chome, Nishi-

SIEMEN S-SCHUCKERT DeNKI K. K.— Used: ku ; Cable Ad: Thakkar; Codes

Daido Seimei Building; Cable Ad: Bentley’sA.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions,

Oriental 3-Letter, Scho-

Siemens field’s 3-Letter, Paramount 3-Letter,

Oriental Improved 3-Letter, Com-

Singer Sewing Machine Co., Japan &mercial Private

Telegraph & Cable Code

Manufacturers Agency—Rooms 603- General Managers—V. D. Thak-

605, Osaka Building, SozeKsho, kar, D. D. Thakkar and A. V.

Nakanoshima; Cable Ad: Regnis Thakkar

J. L. Asselin, agent

Toyo Otis Elevator, K. K.—Mitsui

Society of Chemical Industry in Building

Basle (Basle, Switzerland)—Sanwa

Building, Kawara-machi, 2-chome, United Artists Corporation of Japan

55, Higashi-ku; Teleph. 951 (Kita- —Shimbashi Building, 16, Suyeyo-

hama) ; Cable Ad: Baselosa shibashi-dori, 4-chome, Miami-ku;

M. Zeller, representative for Japan Cable Ad: Unartisco

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Osaka Universal Pictures (Japan), Ltd.—

Building, 1, Soze-cho; Cable Ad: Asahi R. V.

Building

Perkins, manager

Hourglass

Styrian Steel Works, Ltd.—37, Soze- U.S.S.R.JapanCable

Trade Representation in

— Oye

cho, Kita-ku cho; Ad: Building,

Vneshtorg Kinugasa-

S. U. & Co.—54, Sanjo-dor i, 4-chome, \ akharia & Co., Ltd.—36, Kawagu-

Chikko, Minato-ku chi-cho, Nishi-ku

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—804, Osa- Victor Talking Machine Co. of

ka Building, 1, Sozecho, Kitaku; 2-chome, Japan, Ltd.—34, Minanihon-machi,

Teleph. 257 (Tosabori); P.O. Box 17 Higashi-ku

(Central) ; Cable Ad : Sunfire

W. R. Bull, manager for Japan Volkart Brothers’ Agency—Kansai

(Tokyo) Shintaku Building, 26 Kitahama,

S. Tamura, manager (Osaka and 4-chome, Higashi-ku; P.O. Box 37;

Tokyo Branches) | Cable Ad : Volkart

 OSAKA—KYOTO 147

Vories & Co., W. M., Architects— Welansky & Goldberg, Importers and

Daido Seimei Building, 1, Tosabori, Exporters of Sewing Machines and

1-chome, Nishi-ku; Teleph. (To- Sewing Machine Parts — Kitahama

sabori) 6384; Cable Ad: Vories Nomura Building, Kitahama, 1-

Warner Bros. First National Pic- chome,

Goldwel

Higashi-ku; Cable Ad:

tures (Japan), Inc.—Gas Building,

Higashi-ku; Cable Ad: Warnaeiga

Zeiss, Carl, K. K. Shucchojo—Daini

Wehry

Cable &AdCo., Geo.—5, Kawararoachi; Nomura

: Wehry

Building, Higashi - ku.

Bingo-machi, 2-chome

KYOTO

Kyoto from A.D. 794 to 1868 was the capital of Japan. Its sacred and

classic associations as well as the picturesque character of the surrounding

country combine to invest the city with an interest attaching to no other place

in Japan. Kyoto has excellent hotel accommodation for foreign tourists. The

city lies practically in the centre of Japan in the main line of railway, and

is reached from Kobe in less than an hour and a quarter by express train.

The population in 1938 was estimated at 1,159,800 thus making it the fifth largest city

in Tapan

The first Biwa Canal completed in 1895 was designed for the passage oi

goods and passengers and to supply water power, the second canal constructed

at aforcostpurposes

and of Yen of4,477,805, supplies water

hydro-electricity, etc. for drinking, for the fire brigade

Businessmen and visitors to Kyoto will find the officials of the Kyoto Chamber

of Commerce ready with helpful suggestions both for making commercial con-

nections and also arranging sightseeing plans. Two fast electric lines connect

Kyoto and Osaka. The Government has electrified its line, the express train

making the run (28 miles) in 40 minutes. Excellent motor highways also leave

Kyoto for several nearby places of commercial and scenic importance.

Besides its importance as a sightseeing centre and as the distributing centre

for a large variety of artistic Japanese products, it is also important as an

educational centre, having four universities as well as many other schools.

Kyoto Imperial University has about 7,000 students.

148 KYOTO—KOBE

DIRECTORY

American Church Mission—Karasu- Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Shaw (Kjlbfco)

ma ruderi Shimotachi-uri; Teleph. (OnM.leave/

Miss M. Houle (Osaka) (On leave)

2372 (Nishi-jin); Cable Ad: Amchu-

missRt. Rev. S. H. Nichols, s.t.d

Rev. and(OnMrs. Japan Tourist Bureau—c/t> Kyoto

(Osaka) leave)P. A. Smith Station;

Ad: Tourist

Teleph. Shimo 8480; Cable

Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Chapman,

d.d. (Kyoto)

Rev. and Mrs. J. Hubard Lloyd Portuguese Vice-Consulate—45, Nan-

zenji, Fukuchi-cho, Sakyo-ku

(Wakayama) (On leave) Vice-Consul—K. Tnabata

Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Morris

Dr.(Kyoto)

and Mrs. F. M. Jones*, .m.i>. Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Yana-

(Osaka) ginobaba, Shijo

Miss H. R. Williams (Kyoto)

Miss E. L. Foote (Kyoto) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—6, Onmaye

Miss

Miss A.H. S.Skiles (Kyoto)

VanKirk (Osaka)' da-cho, Ni&hi-Shichijo, Shimokyo-ku

Miss ,L. E, Dickson (Nara) VOkies & Co., W. M.., Architects—

Miss M. W. Hester (Kara) Omi-Hachiman; Teleph. 526; P.O.

Miss J.G. M.Sumners

Mrs. (Kyoto)

(Oglpshy) (Kyoto) (On BoxW.2;M.Cable Ad: Vories, Hachinianbroi

leave) Vories, president

KOBE

Kobe, finely situated on Osaka Bay and now the fifth largest, city in Japan,

was originally, until its opening to foreign trade in the year 1868, a small

fishing village near the once important town of Hyogo. 'The new port was

known at first under the latter name, but in 1892 the two towns were united

under the name of Kobe City and are now indistinguishable, while subsequent

additions have considerably extended the, municipal boundaries. Water sup-

ply, electric lighting and tramways are municipal services, and there are

numerohs

Ta&rs ar£ lines of motor

plentiful buses Extensive

and cheap. run by thehcLi*bdur

city andwbfks

by ha^e

privatebeencompanies.

carried

out, and there are now available for foreign-going steamers five large con-

crete piers, with quays on either side, owned by the government, together

with a number of smaller piers, some by private concerns, all of these being

connected with the main Tokyo-Shimonoseki line of railwav. Two more large

piers, one with a slip in the centre, are now nearing' completion, while

large new piers have been built for the domestic trade in Hyogo Bay. There

is also an extensive anchorage, protected by breakwaters. In Kobe are the

Kawasaki and Mitsubishi shipyards, both equipped with all modem facilities.

In addition to the above, Kobe possesses steelworks, locomotive and carriage

works, the Dunlop Rubber Company's works, a plate and sheet mill, the

Nippon Keori Company’s Head Offices, four mills of the KanegafucM cotton

spinning company, sugar and flour mills and also match, chemical and other

factories. The city faces the landlocked bay, and at a distance of a mile and

upwards from the sea front there rises a chain of steep and picturesque hills,

at the foot of which are the residential districts. To the north-east, on a

range, of hills known as Rpkko-zan, 2,500 to 3,000 ft. above sea-level is a sum-

mer resort, popular among Japanese and Europeans. The links of the Kobe

Golf Club, which owe their inception to the enterprise of a small number of

 KOBE 149.

former British residents, are a great attraction jto the resort, itokkozan is

reached by a cable-oar, a ropeway and three motor roads and possesses num-

erous paths which afford good walks. Two modern hotels offer good accom-

modation. Kobe stretches for some ten miles along the strip of land between

the hills and the water and is rapidly extending, on both sides, particularly

in the. direction of Osaka, with which it is. connected by rail and by three

electric tramways, as well as by a broad, well-constructed motor-road. A

number of large modern buildings have added much to the appearance of the

city during recent years. Kobe has three main railway stations—Sannomiya,

Kobe and Ryogo. of which the first-named is the most important for foreign

residents—all three being on the main Tokyo-Shimonoseki through line. There

are several clubs- the Kobe Club (including members of all nationalities), the

Masonic Qlub, the India Club, the Club Concordia (German), and the Kobe

Regatta

national).<&is Athletic .Club (international).

the community The Shioya

centre of the recently Country

developed Club suburl;

foreigners' (inter-

of Shioya, twenty minutes by train westward along the coast from Kobe, it is

well equipped for all games. At Mirume the K.R.A.C. have tennis courts and

a large swimming-pool. There is an English Church (All Saints), a Union

Church. (Protestant), a French Roman Catholic Church, a Mosque and also a

number of Japanese Churches of various denominations. Kobe possesses two

good foreign style hotels, the Tor, on the hill, and the Oriental, on the

Bund, and an up-to-date International Hospital run by the foreign com-

m unity.

Over 30,(300 vessels totalling over 50 million'5 (totas enter the port every year,

and the foreigh trade amounts to Yen 2,200,000,000 annually. It has a population of

1,000,000 including 9,000 foreign residents.

The Temple of Nofukuji, which possesses a large Bronze Buddha in the

old town of Hyogo, and is worth a visit; and there is a monument to the

Japanese hero Kiyomori, erected in 1286, in a groVe of trees in the vicinity

of the temple, which claims some attention from its historic associations.

The bed of the old river Minatogawa was reclaimed in 1910. The upper part

of the reclaimed area is now known as Minatogawa Park, where there is a

large market. The lower part of the river-bed is centre for public enter-

tainments, such as cinematographs, etc. The shrine dedicated to Kusunoki

Masashige, the Imperialists, who fell on this spot in 1336 during the unsuc-

cessful. wars for the restoration of the Imperial power, stands between Kobe

Station and Okurayama Park, where theth is also a1 large City Library.

This shrine has recently acquired national pfomiftehcte as a leading shribe

among those of the state religion. In the park stands a bronze statute of

the late Prince Ito, who was one of tne most influential and powerful

statesmen of Japan in the Meiji period.

DIRECTORY

Aall & Co,, Ltd., Shipping & Insuranoe Adet, Moss & Co.» Wholesale Wine

—Chartered

dori, Kobe-ku;BankP.O.Bldg.,

Box 9,282;Kaigan- and Spirit Merchants—8, Kaigan-

Cable dori; Teteph. Sana. 2122 ; P.< >. Box

Ad: Aall 390; Cable Ad: Mossyoaittp ■

C. H. Moss

Abeaham &>Co., Ltd., L. D., Import Abvani, H, R.—12-160, IsObe-dori, f 3-

and Export Merchants—50, Harima-

machi; P.O. Box 85 (Sannomiya): chome; Gurunanik

P.O. Box 1127; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Abraham

Directors—C. A. Aslet, B. Abra- African Trading

ham, J. Abraham, H. Mita and 3-chome, Fukiai-ku; Co.—95, Isobe-dori,

J. Hara Cable Ads . African P.O. Box 1105;

150 KOBE

Ahmei> Abdul Karim Bros., Ltd., Ex- American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.,

porters—7-40, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Importers, Exporters, Engineers

P.O. Box 6; Cable Ad: Alkamar and Insurance—99, Yedo Machi;

Telephs. 482-485 and 3997 (Sanno-

Ahmed Ebrahim Bros., Exporters of miya); P.O. Box 17 Sannomiya;

Piece Goods, Hosiery, Towels. Sun- Cable Ad: Amtraco; All Codes

dries, etc.—99, Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Wm, Hirzel, president

Teleph. 1519 (Fukiai); P.O. Box O. C. Seyfarth, treasurer

195; Cable Ad : Ahmedebram H. Hall, manager (Kobe Office)

G.S.M.M.H.Bawany

Bawany C. Y. Baldwin, chief accountant

A Scheuten (Import Dept.)

Ahrens & Co., Nachf., H. (Gomei K. Sakai, chief clerk

Kaisha)—Meikai Building (2nd S. Sasaki (Engineering Dept.)

Floor), 32, Akashi-machi; Telephs. Paris Hiatt (Ingersoll-Rand)

711-713 (Sann.); P.O. Box 30 (San- K. Sugikaku (Paper Exports)

nomiya); Cable Ads: Ahrens, Ni-

trammon & Nordlloyd

H. Bosch, acting partner (Tokyo) Amram & Co., E.—70, Kyo-machi,.

Kobe-ku; Teleph. (Sann.) 1210; P.O.

H. Steenbuck Box 76; Cable Ad : Amram

G.U. Broetje

Vinnen (Shipping Dept.)

Agents for: Antaki & Son, E., Export and Import

Stickstoff-Syndikat

lin. Fertilisers G.m.b.H., Ber- Commission Agents—2, Kaigan-dori;

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. P.O. Box 172; Cable Ad: Antaki

Passenger and Freight Line

Ailion Company, C., Exporters—98, Antaki machi;& P.Co., O.G. K.,

BoxIssac—76-1.

304; CableKyo-

Ad:

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O.

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Ailion Box 273 Bikkoman

C. Ailion, proprietor I. Antaki,

B.F. Antaki, partner

Antaki, do. do.

American Association—(fi'ee Associa-

tions & Clubs) Arjana & Bros., K., Exporters of

Amberg & Co., Geo., General Mer- Fukiai; Silk, etc.—12, Isobe-dori, 3-chome,

chants—49, Harima-machi; Cable Arjan P.O. Box 203; Cable Ad:

Ad: Amberg

American Consulate—(^ee Consulates) Arratoon, C. M., Exporter and Im-

American Mail Line— porter—94, Yedo-machi; P.O. Box

Everett Steamship Corporation, 331; Cable Ad : Arratoon

agents

American Merchandise ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS

Shoji Shokai) — 12, Co.Kaigandori;

(Beikoku

Telephs. Sannomiya 4677 & 3644; All Saints’ Church Association—

Cable Ad : Harlo 35, Nakayamate-dori, 3-chome

J. Bechter, representative Chairman—A. E. Martin

H. Ikeda K. Sato

American President Lines, Ltd.—7, American Association of Kobe—c/o

Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 1181, 1182, 1183 Secretary’s Address: 298, Midoro,

& 1184 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 308; N ada-ku

Cable Ad : Preslines

E. L. Matteson, general agent

S. F. McCaskey, freight agent Associacao . Nippon - Brasileira db

J. M. Conway, passenger agent Kobe—Kaigan-dori, 1-chome, Kobe-

Norman A. Kling, accountant ku

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Assooiacao Portuguesa de Kobe—17, Kobe Golf Club, Links and Club

House at Rokkosan — Registered

N akayamate-dori, 2-chome, Kobe-ku Office: 203-4, Crescent Building,

Patron—His

Fernandes Excellency Dr. Esteves 72, Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

Hon. President—F. S. Souza, Hon. 2744 & 1670-5 (Sann.), Club House:

Consul for Portugal Remedios

President—H. 275 (Rokko); P.O. Box 413

Hon. SecretaryA.&dosTreasurer—V. A. President—W. Lackie

Captain—J. B. Tibbetts

dos Remedies Hon. Secretary—A. C. Lumley

Committee—V. S. de Souza, J. R. da Hon. Treasurer—W. Lackie

Silva and A. W. Guterres Committee — L. Andreis, F. Bishop,

R. T. Holder and S. Imamura

British Association of Japan (Kobe

Branch)—P.O. Box 374 (Sann.) Kobe Lawn Tennis Club—

Chairman—R. T. Holder President—S. G. Stanford

Vice-Chairman—H. O. Macnaugh- Hon. Secretary—P. C. Gibbon

ton Hon. Treasurer—R.

Committee—A. E. Martin, J. F.

James, W. C. Winton, E. R. Hill, Committee — CooperBossert

Blyth, E. W.

Parker, m.a. and J. C. Marks Hare, R. T. Holder, G. E. Vernet,

Secretary—A. W. Curtis D. Hatter and T. Christensen

British & Foreign Bible Society Kobe Masonic Club—“Corinthian

Hall,” 48, Nakayamate-dori, 2-

& National Bible Society of chnme; Teleph. 2765 (Fukiai)

Scotland—95, Yedo-machi; Teleph.

Sannomiya 2725; Cable Ad: Testa- Kobe & Osaka Foreign Chamber

ments of Commerce—Chamber of Com-

Catholic Young Men’s Association- merce Building, Kaigan-dori

Chairman—F. M. Jones

si, Nakayamate-dori, 1-chome, Kobe- Vice Chairman —R. Bickart

ku Secretary —D. M. Young

Club Concordia—30, Yamamoto-dori, Kobe Regatta & Athletic Club—13,

2-chome; Teleph. 615 (Fukiai); P.O. Kano cho, 6-chome, Kobe-ku; P.O.

Box 104 BoxPresident—F.

1058; Cable M.Ad Jones

: KRAC

Deutsche Handelskammer Japan— Vice-President—E. A. Kennard

P.O. Box 496; Cable Ad: Deha- Committee — F. Ailion, Geo.

kammer Amberg, V. T. Arratoon, F.

W. Bender. C. Fox and Ed.

Dunlop Club—Wakinohama Robertson

President—V. B. Wilson Secretary—P. Y. Wong

Secretary—C. H. Woodward

Kobe Sailing Club—

Kobe Amateur Dramatic Club—

Kobe Club—14, Kano-cho, Roku- KobeCommodore—J. Yacht Club— F. James

chome; Teleph. 405 (Sannomiya) Vice-Commodore—S. O. Stanford

Kobe Cricket Club— Royal Society of St. George

Presidenl^R. T. Holder

Captain—A. Hudson

Hon. Secretary—E. B. Kawasjee, ers — 107,& Co.,Isogamidori,

Assomull W., General Export-

6-chome;

c/o P.O. Box 338

Committee—N. C. Cullen, H. C. D. P.O. Box 26; Cable Ad: Wassiamull

K. J. Sukhrani, manager

Kinight,

Wales C. Skinner and C. D. I. J. Ramchandani, assistant

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Baker & Co., Geo. H., Bales Repres- Hyogoken Noko Ginko, Ltd. (The

entatives,

Importers andBuying Agents, General

Exporters—Head Office: Myogo-ken Agriculture & Industrial

101, Isogamidori, 4-chonie, Fukiai-ku; Bank) — 13, Sakae-machi-dori, 1-

Telephs. FukiaiCable

6909 Ads:

& 7630;Geobaker

P.O. Box& chome, Kobe-ku

24 (Fukiai);

Bakerandco; CodesBranch

Used:Offices:

All Standard Jugo Ginko, Ltd. (The Fifteenth

Codes

Shanghai & Private.

and New York Osaka, Bank, Ltd.)—35, Nishi-machi, Kobe-

Geo. H. Baker ku

Barney T. Jones, manager Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi,

H. Tohyama (Import

F. D. Baker ( Export Dept.) Dpet.) 3-chome, Kobe-ku

C. Tara (Shanghai Office)

J. F. Burke (New York Office) National City Bank of New York,

Balkrishna & Co., C.—95, Isobe-dori Telephs. The—38, Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku;

Box 1683530-3534 (Sannomiya);

(Sannomiya); Ca,ble P.O.

Ad:

BANKS Citibank

F.L. W. Bender, manager

V. Mp^dams, accountant

Bank of Chosen—2, Sakae-machi, 1- E. G. Davis, sub-accountant

ohome • Cable Ad : Chosenbank N. Inohara, sub-accountant & pro.

manager sub-accountant

Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi K.K. Funatani,

Mitsunari, do.

T. Takai, do.

Bajik of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Harima- O.T. Miyamoto

Mayeda

machi; Cable Ad : Taiwangink

Banque Franco-Japonaise — Kogin Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

N. V. (Netherlands India Commer-

Building cial Bank, Ltd.)—37 & 38, Akashi-

Chartered Bank of India, Australia machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs. 1781, 2111

& China—67, Kyp-machi; Telephs. and 2680 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad i

1410, 1411, 1412 & 1413 (Sannomiya) ; Handelbank

P.O. Box 352 (Sannomiya); Cable

Ad: Keramic Nomura Bank, Ltd.—34, Sakae-machi

J. C. Marks, manager

E.J. N.W. Brown,

Hare, accountant

sub-accountant

G.F. G.P. Cooke, do. Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., The—

Wernham, do. Sakae-machi, 3-chome

G. D.S. Kyd,

W. Hutton, do. do.

Y.Tseng

L. Machado, chief clerk One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., The—

Futson, compradore Sakae-machi-dori, 1-chome, Kobe-ku

Dai-ichi Gjnko, Ltd., The —Sakaye- Sanwa Bank, Ltd.—50, Sakae-machi,

machi 4-chome( Kobe-ku; Cable Ad : 2-chome

Daiichigin

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd., The—11, Sakae-

Fujimoto Bill Broker & Securities machi, Itchome; Telephs. 41-44 and

Co., Ltd.—Sakae-machi; Cable Ad: 4906 Sumitbank

(Sannomiya): Cable Ad:

Fubillbank

Hongkong

ing Corporation—2,& Shanghai Bank- Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The—

Bund; Telephs. 24, Kyo-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

841 & 842 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 2005-2011 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box

353; Cable Ad: Hiroshima 367 Sannomiya; Cable Ad: Shokin

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Bastel & Co., W., Exporters of Belmont Hotel —136, Nakayamate-

Rayon, Silk and Cotton Piece dori, 2-chome; Teleph. Fukiai 5067

Goods, Hosiery, Shell Buttons and

all other Japanese Manufactures and Bendien’s World Service — 46,

Produce, Importers of Scrap Metals,

etc.—Nippon Building, 79, Kyo- Harima-machi; Teleph. Sannomiya

machi, Room 412; Telephs. Sanno- 3349; C.

Cable Ad : Budge

Budge, representative

miya

Chble 4007 & 4886; P.O. Box 1077;

Ad: Bastel

Ben Trading Co.—12, Isobe-dori, 3-

“Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha— chome, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 83;

Cable Ad: Benco

Sumitomo Bldg., 11, Sakae-machi-

dori, 1-chom.e, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

Sannomiya 4132, 3639 & 1357; P.O.

Box 107; Cable Ad: Pharma. Bergmann & Co., General Exporters—

Branch Offices in: Tokyoi Fukuoka, 105, Box

Hachiman-dori, 3-chome; P.O.

226; Cable Ad : Bergmann

Nagoya, Sapporo and Taihoku H. Meyn, partner

A. G. E. Zaertling, mng. partner Georg Pflueger, do.

H. Vogelsang, partner H. Wholers, do. (Hamburg)

E. O. Birkenbeil G. Akino, do. do.

R. Brueckner (Tokyo) H. Streeck, signs per pro.

G. von Frowein do. U. Bessell_

R. Hallier do. B. Habenicht

Dr. O. Ritter

E. Schalow H. Schubert

Fr. Schirmer (Nagoya) O. W. Schirmer

E. Schumacher Miss E. Krebs

R. A. Schmidt Miss P. Krebs

J. F. Thuemen C. Schmacher, representative of

G. A. Vorlaender (Fukuoka) N. V. Carl Schlieper H, Mij.,

Miss A. Doll Dutch East Indies

Mrs. G. Lepsius Nagoya Branch: 175,_ Higashi-

Miss G. Nerger Ohzone-cho, Min ami, 4-chome

Miss L. Walther W. H. Schirmer, manager

Miss Y. Wiessner

Berrick & Co., Ltd., General Import

Behna, Michel—1, Hamabe-dori, 4- mate-dori; and Export Merchants—17, Nakaya-

chome, Fukiai; P.O. Box lit (Fukiai); Teleph. 2992, 5106, 5348

Cable Ad: Berrick.

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Behna Head Office: 199, Yamashitar-cho,

Beldam Yokohama. Branches: Tokyo, Kobe,

Ltd.—45,Packing AgencyCable

Harima-machi; (Japan),

Ad: London and Vienna

W.H.Jaffe, signs per pro.

Veepilot Guterres

F. F. da Crnr

Bell (Harold), Taylor, Bird & Co., F. Maher

Chartered Accountants — Crescent Mrs. E. Jorge

Building, 4th Floor, 72, Kyo-machi, Miss T. Yamamoto

Kobe-ku; Teleph. 714 (Sannomiya); M. Maruyama

Cable Ad: Auditor; and at Tokyo T. Matsumaru

and London K. Tanaka

Cyril F. Bird, f.c.a. (London) K. Kanoh

Alan Blain, f.c.a.

W. H. Johnstone, f.a.c. do.do.

G. F. Wevill, f.c.a. (Tokyo) Bheroomall Sons, G., Exporters—10,

J. B. Tibbetts, f.c.a. (Kobe) Isobe-dori, 3-chome; Telephs. Fukiai

P. H. Palmer, a.c.a. (Tokyo) 2911 & 4224; P.O. Box 125; Cable

E. R. Meredith, a.c.a. do. Ad : Bheroomall

W. F. Balden do. B. T. Dadlani, manager

S. Balden do. G. R. Nawalrai i C. Gagandas

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Birnie Leonard, Surveyor (Damaged R. T. Holder, a.s.a.a., mng. director

Goods, etc.), Export and Import, H. Y. Irwine, director (London)

Mining Supplies and Commission H. G. Barker, director

Merchant - The American Trading E. H. Fisher

Co.’s

482 Building,

Sannomiya;99, Yedo Machi;

P. O. Box Teleph.

129;C.Cable T. M. Milne

Ad: Leonard; Codes: A. B. 6th, Distributors for Constituent

Bentley’s & Acme Commodity Code Subsidiary Companies of Im-

Agencies: perial Chemical Industries, Ltd.,

J. K. Mooney & Co., Ltd., New Including:

Zealand. Wool, Hides, Sheep I. C. I. (Dyestuffs,) Ltd.

Skins, Rabbit Skins, Tallow, L C.' ). (Alkali), Ltd., formerly

Frozen Meat, etc. Brunner. Mond

Manuel Feldman, New York Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ltd.

Oassel Cyanide Co., Ltd.

Bead & McClure, Bill and Bullion Chance & Hunt, Ltd.

Brokers—72, Kyo-machi; Teleph. I.C.I. (Fertilizer & Synthetic

411 & 6191 (Sannomiya); P.O. Products), Ltd.

Box 224; Cable Ad: Blad. Branch I.C.I. (General Chemicals), Ltd.

Office in Osaka I.C.I. (Plastics), Ltd.

C. H. Owen, partner Agents for :

L. J. Nuzum, do. Magadi Soda Co., Ltd.

Reckitt A Sons, Ltd. (Ultramarine)

Boeckl & Co., E., Shipchandlers, United States Alkali Export As-

sociation

CanneriesSmoked

Oysters, & Export Salmon,in Ham

Smoked& Borax Consolidated, Ld.

Sausage— 158, Kitanagasa, 2-chome; Roura & Forgas G.M.K. (Mer-

Cable Ad: Boeckl cury)

W. Weddel & Co., Ld. (Casein)

United Carbon Co. (“Kosmos”

Borkowsky, G.—3-4, Hamabe-dori, 4- Carbon Black)

chome; Telephs. 2996 & 0998 (Fu- British Glues ifc Chemicals, Ltd.

kiai); P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad: S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra-

Gebork marine)

Mysore Government (Sandalwood

Bottlewalla & Co.—31 of 1, Nozaki- Oil)

dori, 7-chome; Cable Ad: Bottle- Progil. S. A. (Quebracho)

walla

Budge & Co., C.—46, Harima-machi;

British Association of Japan—(See Teleph. Budge

Sannomiya 3349; Cable Ad:

Associations and Clubs)

British Consulate—(See Consulates) Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

103, Yedo-machi; Telephs. Sanno-

miya 0848 & 3396; P.O. Box 72

Broad & Son, F. B, Oil, Greases j (Samnomiya); Cable Ad: Swire

and Petroleum Products—7, Hari- D. (‘. Brpdie, signs per pro.

ma-machi; Cable Ad : Enso

; Buttinghaus, K., Ship Chandlers &

Brunner, Mond Sc Co. (Japan), Ltd., Compradores —176, Kitanagasa-dori

Importers and Exporters of Indus-

trial Chemicals, Metals and Fer- j Cameron & Co., Ltd., A., Exporters.

tilizers—Head Office : 72, Kyomachi; | Importers, Insurance Agents—93.

Teleph. 1670 (Sann. 6 Lines) P.O. Yedo-machi; Telephs. 564, 1301-2-3.

Box 86; Cable Ad: Crescent. 1141-2-3-4 (Sann.); P.O. Box 155

Branches: Tokyo a,nd Osaka (Sann.): Cable Ad : Cameron

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Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Central California Canneries(Division

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. of the California Packing Orpora-

Canadian Pacific Express Co. — tion), San Francisco

7, Harima-machi; Telephs. Passenger Crawford, A, & A,, Leith Co., Seattle

Crescent Manufacturing

491 (Sann.), Freight 393 (Sann.); Daburon Freres, Perigueux

Cable Ads : Gacanpac (Passenger) &, DubonnetS. A,, d’Paris

Citamprag (Fright) Eaux Minerales Evian-les-Bains

Agent—H. E. Hayward Galbani Egidio, Melzo

Passenger Agent—S. H. Garrod Gebr, Wolf, Bingen-on-Rhine

Staff George

Green &Dalidet h Co,, Bordeaux

Co., Epernay

Passenger Department—A. J. H. Gust. & H. Probst, Emmenthal

MacDonald Gutierrez

Freight Department — R. M.

Davison and W. H. Bower Froutera Hermanos, Jerez de la

H.

H. J.J. Heinz

Heinz Co.,

Co„ Ltd,,

Pittsburgh

London

Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.—304. Imperial Candy Co., Seattle

Crescent Bldg., 72, Kyomachi; Teleph. JoseClub”

Arechabala, Havana, “Havana

1957 (Sann.); Cable Ad: Macsan

Kopke, C. N. & Co., Ltd., London

Capelouto & Ashkenazi — Nippon Kraft-Phenix

Montreal Cheese Co., Ltd.

Building, 79, Kyo-machi; Telephs. Kraft-Walker

Sannomiya

Cable 942 & 2403; P. O. Box 391;

Ad: Ashcapel Melbourne Cheese Pty., Ltd.,

LogMinnCabin Products Co., St. Paul,

Caro Trading Co., Export and Im- Mackintosh & Sons, Ltd., Halifax

port Merchants—98, Isobe-dori, 4- Marnier-Lapostolle, Paris

chome; Teleph. 3880 (Fukiai); P.O. Martini & Rossi, Torino

Box 173 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Maxwell House Coffee Sales Co.

Carotra Melrose-Drover, Ltd,, Leith

F. Ailion, proprietor National Oats Co., Cedar Rapids,lows

Philippe & Canaud, Nantes

Carroll Brothers & Co., Import and Peek Frean & Co„ Ltd., London

Export Pernod S, A., Couvet

dori; P.O.Merchants—12, Kaigan-

Box 381 (Sannomiya); Pommery & Greno, Ltd., London &

Cable Ad: Denroche Reims

R. J. Carroll, partner Prunier

Sanguinetti G; & Co., Trieste

Caudrelier, L., Exporter of Canned Southern Cotton Oil Co., New York

Food Products — I, Kitanagasa-dori, Tea Garden Products Co,, San

3-chorne; Francisco

Caudrelier.P. O.Yokohama

Box 206; Office

Cable: Ad:

62, Terrier Freres & Co., Bordeaux

United

Yamashita-cho; P. O.

L. Andreis, proprietor Box 124 B. C. Distillers. Ltd,, Vancouver,

Agencies for Japan-.

American

New York Kitchen Products Co., Central Bakery & Confectionery—32,

Arrigoni Shimoyamate-dori, 2-chome, Kobe-

BellentaniG.Giuseppe,

& Co., Trieste

Modena ku; Teleph. Fukiai 2-3622

Barone Ricasoli

Bertola & Co., Ltd.,(Chianti)

Xerez

Borden Co., New York (forSansepolcro

Klim) Chalhoub & Co., Ltd.—105, Yedo-

machi; Teleph. 639 (Sannomiya);

C.Buitoni

Z.-V, Giov. & Fratelli,

V, “Noord Holland” A. G„ P.O.Box 371; Cable Ad: Theodorene

Theodore Chalhoub, repres. director

AlkmaarBros., Bournville

Cadbury (France)

Campbell Rene Chalhoub, repres. director

J ersey Soup Co., Camde, New (France)

Canada Packers, Toronto Emile Chalhoub, mng. director

156 KOBK

Ohanrai k Co., J. T., Exporters of Comptoir Orient Export, Importers

Silk, Rayon, Hosiery and Cotton- and Exporters—114, Higashi-machi;

P.O. Box 169 (Sannomiya); Teleph.

20, Isogami-dori, 4-chome: P. O. 3218 (Sannomiya): Cable Ad:

Box 218, Cable Ad : Chanrai Kanasakp

Chellakaai Giangchand. Exporters— A. Kahn, director

Isobe-dori; 4-chome; Cable Ad: •J. Lantz, manage)'

Chellaram

CONSULATES

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Argentine—Osaka Shosen Building

AllNakayamate-dori;

Saints’ Church3-chome

(C. of E.)—53, Consul-General

Durand -Manuel Gonzale

Chaplain—Rev. O. E. Brooks Belgium—38, Akashi-machi

Kobe Union Church—34, Ikuta-cho, Hon. Consul—H. Melchior

4-chome, Tram Car : (Kano-cho, 2- Bolivia—72, Kyomachi

chome)

Pastor—Rev. W. J. M. Cragg. Brazil—Shosen Building, 4th Floor,

D.D. Kaigan, - dori ; Teleph. Sannomiya

Clay & Co.—46a, Harinpa-machi; Te- 2510; CableAluizio

Consul- Ad: Consbras.

G. de Magalhaenz

leph. 1212 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box Vice-Consul—Renato Cameiro da

115; Cable Ad: Bossigran . Cunha (On leave)

J.E. D.A. Clay,

Koemmerer,partner

do. Pedro Vicente de Couto

Matias Bum

Clifford-Wilkinson Tansan M ineral ! Alecia R. de Coutc

Water Co-,' Ltd.—Nippon Build- \ Cuba—12-3, Yamamoto-dori, 2-chome;

ing, Kyo-maohi; Telephs. Sannomiya | Teleph. Fukiai 6370; Cable Ad:

1447 & 1448; P.O. Box. 41; Cable Cubasul

Ad: Tansania. Branch Office: Consul—Dr. Orlando de Lara

Fujiya Building, 1, Kotohira-cho, Secty.-Interpreter—M. Dohi

Shiba-ku, Tokyo; Teleph. 2304

(Shiba) Denmark—92, Yedo-machi; Teleph-

Clough & Co., Kerby, Import and 3490 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 292

Export—28, Isogami-dori, 5-chome, Consul—R. W. Pearce

Fukiai-ku; Telephs. Fukiai 5186 k Secretary—Mrs. P. Villavende

5196; P.O. Box 283; Cable Ad: range — 52, Kitanocho 2-chome;

Kerbycluff; Codes Used : Bentley’s, Teleph. 4500 (Fukiai); Cable Ad:

Schofield’s, Oriental and others Fransulat

Club Concordia—(See Associations Consul—P. M. Depeyre

and Clubs) Great Britain—Chartered Bank

Colombo Export Co., General Ex- Building, Kaigamdori, Kobe-ku;

porters and Commission Agents—80. Teleph. 91 (Sannomiya); Cable

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Teleph. 4616 Ad: Britain

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 1017; Cable Ad: Consul-General—-A.

m.b.e. R. Ovens,

Export Consul-in-Cluuuf- H. A. Graves,

Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan, M.c.

Ltd.—61, Kaiga,n-dori; Cable Ad : Shipping Clerk—J. S. Waddell

Grafonola Secretary—S. Inouye

Commercial Pacific Carle Co.—7. Greece—112, Higashi-machi ; Teleph.

Harima-machi; Telephs. 0393 k 0491 j 1825Consul—H. (Sannomiya)

C. Macnaughton

(Sannomiya) Vice-Consul- D. M Young

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Gtratbmala—118, N aka-m achi Continental Trading Co., Importers,

Consul—J. Mustaros Exporters and Commission Agents —

44, Onoe-dori 6-chome, Fukiai-ku

Mexico—Shosen Building; P.O. Box Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—Oriental

821; Cable Ad : Latuf Hotel and Tokyo Building; P.O.

Netheklands—Meikai Building,

Akashi - machi; Telephs. 32, BoxR. 398

Sanno-

(Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Coupon

Edgar i E. C. Hanscomb

miya 4472, 4473, 4475. 4476, 5360, Travel Dept.

H. C.Dept.—

Harris | K. Kawana

5570 & 5571 ; Cable Ad : Hollandia Tour

Consul-General—J. B. D. Pen-

nink N. T. Oishi

Ctnsul—N. A. J. de Voogd Japanese Dept .

(Interpreter) S. Sekine

Chancellor—Philip J. C. Tissen Accounts Depr.- -

Secretary—W. J. de Bruyn T. Tanaka

Y. Fukushima

Norway—34, Yamamoto-dori, 5-chome, K. K Cheng, cashier

Kobe-ku

Consul— T. B. Gansmoe Miss M. Jioskin, stenographer

Miss H. Years, do.

Vice-Consul—R. Birch Aune Miss M. Smith, mail clerk

Peru—104-1, Yamamoto-dori Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Export

chome; Teleph. 5540 (Fukiai);2- Merchants and Insurance Agents—

Cable Ad: Percon 110, Ito-machi, Kobe-ku; Telephs.

Consul—J. Jose Salas 0373, 2112 & 5976 (Sann.); P.O.

Box 311; Cable Ad: Repooc

Portugal—17, Nakayamate-dori, 2- E. D. Burrows* director

chome; Teleph. 2992 (Fukiai) H. S. Williams, repres. director

Consul—F. S. Souza O. E. Kirby, director

Vice-Consul—V. S. Souza C. Blyth, director

F. W. R. Ward, director (London)

Spain — 90, Kitano-cho, 2-chome; D. Coupar

Teleph. 4090 (Fukiai) C. G. A.dosJ. Remedios

Mrs. Remedios

Sweden—93, Yedo-machi Miss H. Visschei-

Consul General—Ernest W. Janies,

O.B.E. - T. Suzuki

Secretary Cornes ■& rCu.—88., Yedo-machi; Te-

lephs. 0492; 0493 and 2290 (Sannomi-

U. S. S. R.—170, Kitano-cho, Kobe- ya); Cornes

P.O. Box 170; Cable Ad:

ku ; Cable Ad: Sovconsul A. J. Cornes (London)

United States of America — 122, J. Comes do.

Higashi-machi; Teleph. 93 Sanno- P. L. Spence (Kobe)

miya; Cable Ad: American J. W. Meyer do.

Consul H. E. Punnett, accountant

Consul—Samuel Sokobin Import Dept.:

Vice-Consuls—William D. R. Tennent

Jr., Glen W. Bruner,C. Roy

Affeld,

M. Export Dept.

T. L. Christensen

Melbourne and Otis W. Rhoades

Secretary —Elizabeth Oxford Shipping & Insurance Dept. :

A. Boulton

Venezuela — 10, Kitanagasa-dori, Survey

J. F. Munro:

Dept,

K obe-ku Agencies:

Continental Insurance Co. of New Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.

York, The — 7, Harima-machi; Te- Salen Line

leph. 4466 (Sann.); P.O. Box 319; Lloyd’s,London

London

Salvage Association

Cable Ad : Reidsan Board of Underwriters of New York

S. Reid, agent Ralli Bros, Ltd.

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CoxManufactures,

& Hirao, Exporters of: Hosiery Delacamp, Piper & Co., Merchants—

Cotton Piece and 1, Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 1007 and

Manufactured Goods, Hats and 3592 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 134;

Braids, Woollen Goods, Porcelain- Cable Ad: Decampalos

ware, Silk & Rayon, Button and Hbt. de la Camp, partner

Jewelleries, Electric Accessories, K. Piper, partner (Absent)

Hardware, Rubber Goods, Produce, E. Hansen, signs per pro.

Woodenware, Guts Bambooware & H. Zeiler I H. Wenzel

Celluloidware—112, Higashi - machi; K. Piper, Jr. I G. Michelsen

Teleph. 4527 (Sannomiya); P. O.

Box 112; Cable Ad: Coxland Deuber & Co., E. (Goshi Kaisha)—

M. Hirao, partner 17, Sakai-machi, 3-chome; Teleph.

D. Cox, partner (London) Sann. 0443; P.O. Box 1133 Sann.;

Cuban Consulate—(See Consulates) Cable Ad: Deuber

E. Deuber, partner

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J., Importers M. Deuber, do.

and Exporters—2, Kaigan-dori, 1- T. Naka, manager

chome; P.O. Box 1050 (Sannomiya);

Cable Ad: Curnow Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

Daito Shokai, Manufacturers and Borneo, Siam, The Philippines,

Exporters — 11, Isobe-dori, Shi- Korea, Indo-China, Netherlands

Indies, etc.), Published Annually by

chome; Telephs. Fukiai 3489 and the Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.—

5784; Cable Ad: Daitoshoka. Fac- Marina

tory at Okubo, near Akashi, Japan Central, House 15-19, Queen’s Road

Hongkong

M. Yamamoto, mng. director Agents for Kobe & District:

A. Kitaj ima, export manager Thompson & Co., Ltd., 3, Kaigan-

Dalamal & Sons—18-19, Isogami-dori, dori, Itchome

4-chome; P.O. Box 1134; Teleph.

3645 (Fukiai); Cable Ad: Kirpaloo Dodwall & Co., Ltd., Importers &

Exporters, Shipping, Bunkering &

Danish Consulate—(See Consulates) Insurance Agents—82, Kyo-machi;

Telephs. 0752, 0753 and 0796 (Sanno-

Dave Brothers—72, Isobe-dori, 4- Dodwell P.O. Box 157; Cable Ad:

miya);

chome, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 42: E. R. Hill, general manager for

Cable Ad : Sword Japan

Daver &; Co., R. EL, Merchants—73-1, J.D. P.Harvey

Barnett

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 347 E. C. Jeffery

(Sannomiya) ; Cable Ad : Daver H. C. D. Knight

R. E. Daver I D. R. Daver N. P. Heighway

David & Co., S. J.—47, Kagoike-dori, Y. C. Harris

6-chome, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box Sanno- Miss M. Ailion

miya 14 Miss G. Fox

Miss L. Vobly

Ah Kwei, compradore

De Becker, de Becker & Sebald, Agencies:

International & Maritime Lawyers Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd.

—Meikai Building, 32, Akashi- Bank Line, Ltd.

machi; Cable Ads: Debecker & Barber-Wilhelmsen Line

Sebald Dodwell-Castle Line

The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of

Degay & Co.—89, Sannomiya-cho; Copenhagen

Cable Ad: Degay J. & C. Harrison, Ltd.

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Andrew Weir & Co. | Doray Brothers, Jewellers and Gem

Wilhelmsen Lines | Merchants, Exporters of All Kinds

Bakau & Kenya Extract Co., | ofGems—107-4, Pearls, Importers of All Kinds of

Nakayamate-dori; P.O.

Ltd (Cutch)

British Anti-Fouling Composition ! BoxM. 332; B. R.

Cable Ad : Booso

Doray

& Paint Co.

J. Dampney & Co., Ltd. Doshi & Co., V. 113, Hachiman-dori,

(“Apexior” Boiler Compound, 5-chome; P.O. Box 1098; Cable Ad:

etc.)

Peerless Carbon & Ribbon Co., Doshi

Ltd.

The Underwood Elliot Fisher Co. Dovacy & Co., H.. Producers and

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. (Fire) Exporters of Agricultural Products

Caledonian Insce. Co. (Fire & in Japan—Kikunoi Bldg., 8, Kano-

Marine) cho, Kobe-ku; Teleph. Sannomiya

Newcastle Protection & Indem- 5974 ; Cable Ad : Dovas

nity Association

North of England Protection & Down Boeki Shokai, Ltd., Manufac-

Indemnity Association

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. turers and Exporters — 127 - 18,

Shimoyamate-d'ori, 4-chome, Kobe-

(Fire)

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Box 218; CableFukiai

ku ; Teleph. (2) 3508; P.O.

Ad : Springbok

(Fire, Marine & Motor Car)

Doitstj Senryo Gomei Kaisha—37, DuL, Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box and Dyestuffs, Chemicals, Colours

Accelerators, Cellophane, Li-

88; Cable Ad: Doitsenryo quid Gold—Crescent Building, 72,

G. Kuhweide, managing partner Kyo-machi; Telephs. 2989 and 3674

A. Pahl, partner (Sann.); P.O. Box 384, Cable Ad:

P. Becker Dupontdyes

G. Beutner A. Paul Brown, director of Sales

M. Braeuer Daisy Goldman, book-keeper &

H. Brueggemann cashier

Dr. H. Dannehl C. Guterres T. Y. Pist

R. E. Fischer Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Dr. J. Frei —Wakinoharoa, Fukiai-ku; Telephs.

S. FuelTkrug Fukiai 2-0673-4-5-6; P.O. Box 159;

W. Giudice Cable Ad : Gumco

F. Grosskinsky V. B. Wilson, managing director

K. Jung K. Akabori, do.

E. Kein G. A. Morton, director & Works

F. Meister manager

F. Rapp T. K. Mutoh, director

H. Riessen H. S. Goodwyn Isitt, f.c.a., inspr.

H. Rossbach R. C. Webb, Sales manager

P. E. Schmachtenberg J. H. Bennett

K. Schoenfeld T. Henbury

K. Schuffner W. Morris

C. L. Timm J. New, accountant

H. Vogt C.R. A.H. Woolger

Woodward

B. Vorlaender Miss R. Winter

L. Zumfelde Miss E. Henbury

Miss G. Bergmann

Miss M. Bott Durlabhji & Co., B., Exporters—5

Miss R. Rueckert Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Cable Ad:

Mrs. J. Bessel Durlabhji

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East & West Trading Co., General Ear Eastern Advertising Agency—

Importers and Exporters—70,. Kyo- 2,Sann. Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; P.O. Box

108; Cable Ad: Kokoku

machi Douglas M. Young, managing

Eastern Extension, Australasia & director

China Telegraph Co., Ltd. & Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd.,

Great Northern Telegraph Co., General Cargo and Cotton Con-

Ltd.—Information Office: Nippon trollers^30,

Seimei Building, 1-42, Nishi-machi 2087 (Sann.); Akashi-machi; Teleph.

P.O. Box 240 (Sann.);

Kobe-ku; Teleph. Sannomiya 1331; Cable Ad : Supervise

Cable Ad : Nordiske A. N. Petersen, manager

T. K. Kimura, chief traffic agent A. C. van Nahuys, asst, manager

in Japan H. M. Sashida, accountant

I. Utsuki, traffic agent Miss M. Deuber, stenographer

Eiri Shoji Kabushiki Kaisha-104, M. C. Young

Yedo-machi, Kobe-ku H. Takemura D. Nomasa

S. Kubosaki S. Nakayama

Eiwa Trading Co., Ltd., The—70, J. Kamamoto H. Morita

Kyomachi, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 52; S. Inouye T. luobe

Cable Ad : Eiwaco Fatehchand & Sons, Exporters—12,

Empreza Luso-Japoneza, The—417, Fatechand Isobe-dori, 3-chome; Cable Ad:

Kobe Building, Fukiai-ku; P.O.

Box 51; Cable Ad : Couto; Codes : Faure, E.—73, Kycwnachi; Cable Ad:

Acme, Bentley’s & Mascotte 2nd Faure

Edition

A. B. de Couto. director Faust, J. W., Importer and Manu-

Ennenberg, A., Export & Import— 2-chome, facturers’ Agent—97, Yamamote-dori,

3-20, Yamamoto-dori, 4-chom,e; Te- Kobe-ku

leph. Fukiai 1834; Cable Ads: Soya Faveyrial, J., Importer of Wool Tops

& Ennenberg and Woollen Yarn and Textile Ma-

Agencies:

The Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trad- chineryyamate-dori;

and Exporter—75, Shimo-

3-chome; Teleph. 2127

ing Co.. Ld., of London (Fukiai); Cable Ad : Faveryrial

Code Compiling Co., Inc. (New

York), Publishers of Universal Fog, Baebild & Toft—118, Ito-machi ;

Trade Code, Standard, Popular Teleph. 0998 (Sannomiya); P.O.

k Tanners’ Council Editions Box 340; Cable Ad: Fogiltoft

Esmaljeb, A. H.—27, Sannomiya-cho, France Boyeki Shokai (Successors

3-chome; Teleph. 1467 (Sannomiya); to Comptoirs Soies, Sbci4t4 Anony-

P.O Box 368; Cable Ad: Bab:: me)—Sanzui Bldg., Fukiai; Teleph.

mowla 2682 (Fukiai); P.O. Box 379; Cable

Ad : Isabeau

Everet^t Steamship Corporation—2a, H. Tsubouchi

Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; P.O. Box 77; Frazar k Co., Ltd., Importers, Ex-

Cable Ad : Everett porters k Shipping Agents—46, Ha-

"Exchange” Tea & Grill Boom, The rima-machi,Drumfrazco

Kobe-ku; Cable Ad:

—N aniwa-machi

Faizullabhoy, E., Merchant and Freundlieb, H.—-12, Nakayamate-dori

Commission Agent—26, Sannomiya-

cho, 3-chome, Kobe-ku; Telephs. 0282 Furido Shokai (Arthur Freid),

k 5925 (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 97; General Selling

Importers, Exporters and

Agents—20, Harima-machi;

Cable Ads: Faizullabhoy &; Essabhoy Cable Ad: Hiroya. Tokyo Office:

M. G. Poonawala, manager 5-7, Koami-cho, 3-chome Nihon-

M. M. Yahyabhoy bashi-ku

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Futehally & Sons, N., Exporters and Graham

Importers—Nippon Building, Kiyo- porters—99, Sann. Yedo-machi, Kobe-ku-

machi, P.O. Box 74; Cable Ad: Teleph. Cable Ad: Maharg

5290; P.O. Box 1119;

Futehally

Gansmok,

chome; T.P, O.B.—34, Box Yamamoto-dori,

377 ; Cable Ad5-: Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Ganstnoe & Eastern Extension Australasia

Representative — A / S Borregaard Information Office: Nippon Ltd.—

( f c China Telegraph Co.,

Seimei

Sarpsborg, Norway, Pulp and Building, 1-42; Nishi-machi, Kobe-ku;

Paper Makers Teleph. Sannomiya 1331; Cable Ad:

Nordiske

Gautkmala Consulate—(/See Consulates) T. K. Kimura, chief traffic agent in

Japan

I. Utsuki, traffic agent

Gedeon Frekes, Import and Export,

Diamonds

porters and Precious

— 40-15, Isobe dori,Stones

4-chomeim-;

Teleph. 3314 (Eukiai); P.O. Box Griebel, P.—7, Isobe-dori 4-chome;

329, Cable Ad : Gedeon Teleph.

Kahnkay Fukiai 3096; Cable Ad :

F. Ged^on P. Griebel

General Engineering Co. 18, Aka- Gupta, A. M., Exporter «fc Importer

shi-machi, Kobe-ku (Exporters of Every Fancy Articles,

General Export Trading Cb.—7-73, Enamel-ware, Leather Goods and Glass-ware,

All OtherPorcelain,

Japanese

Isobe-dori,

Cable Ad: 4-chome;

Progressus; P.O. Box

Codes: 165;

A.B.C. Manufactures; Importers ofSannomiya-

All Indian

Raw Materials)

5th Edn. T & Improved, 6th Edn. cho, 1-chome ; P.O. Box 87; Cable Ad: - 169-32,

Western T nion; Bentley’s; Schofield’s Gupta

Electric Phrase Code

plement Schofield’s 3 - Letter Code - Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd., Gen-

Rudolf

OrientalMosse3-Letter CodeCode and and

Supplement,

Oriental eral Exporters—2, Isogami-dori, 1-

Improved Code

M. Yumoto, proprietor chome; Telephs. Eukiai 1799 & 3966;

Cable Ad: Soerabaya,

Semarang, Hagemeyer;Cheribon,

and at Batavia,

Palem-

Gerber

dori; Cable Ad: Afrigerber Pontianak,

pore, Penang, Kuala LumpurSinga-

Makassar, Menado, and

Gerbrueder Helm Shokai, K.K. (Gebr. Amsterdam (Head Office)

J. A. Hagemeyer, manager (Absent)

Helm G. m. b. H. , Contracting Steve- D. C. Lambert-Ede, actg. manager

dores,

and Landing Customs

Licensed and Shipping Agents

Harima-machi; P.O. Box 147;Brokers—46,

Cable Ad: Haidarali & Co., Exporters—102;

Helm Isobe-dori, 4-chome; P.O. Box 401,

Telephs. Fukiai 4303, 3448; Cable

Goncharoee

Factory—12, Nakayamate-dori

Grace

W. W.LineCampbell,

— 305, Crescent Building Helmdores,

Bros., Ltd., Contracting Steve-

Landing,andShipping,

tive for Japan and China

special representa- Warehousing LicensedForwarding.

Customs

Brokers—46, Harima-machi; Telephs.

Sann. 1489

Graciani

6th Editions

Goods

Building, and 9 Yarns,

- 61, etc. — Takayama

Sannomi - ya - cho ; R. Wolf, manager

Telephs. 1533 (Sann.); P.O. Box 298; A. Richter

Cable Ad: Graciani B. Makaroff | H. A. dos Remedies

6

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Heopebman ■ & VAN

Hachiman-dori, 3-chome; Telephs. Breukelen- 110, Hotel Tor Apartments—Tor Road

677G,

P.O. 6777,

Box 53; 6778

Cableand 6779

Ads: (Fukiai);

Heuperman Hunter1 & Co., E. H., Merchants—29.

P.O. Box 39; Cable Ad: Hunter

Hirl; A; W. Men’s Tailor and Shirt

Maker—32, Shimoyamate-dori, 2 ehome; & Exporters Husain & Co.,of S.Japanese

L., Buying Agents

Teleph. Eukiai 3622 Merchandise

—168, Isobe-dori, 3-chome;

Fukiai 5907; P.O. Box 312; Cable Ad: Teleph-

Hire

3 chome; Pharmacy—36,

Teleph. 3639Shimoyamate-dori,

(Fukiai); Cable Venus

Ad:C. Hilfarko: Codes: Acme & Bentley’s S. L. Husain | T. A. Cader

B. K. Argali, m.p.s. (Eng.) Irries A Co., C.—Nippon Bldg., 79,

Hirji & Co., M. H., Exporters, Importers Kyomachi, Kobe-ku;P.O. Telephs.

Box 177; 381 OaBlc

and

machi; Manufacturers’

P.O. Box 163;Agents—92, Yedo- 4730

Cable Ad: Hirji

(Sannomiya);

Ad: Hapag

Shipping Department (General

Horstein

79, Kyo machi; Teleph. 4166 (Sannomi- H. R. Kehrmann

C. Koch ‘

ya); P.O. Box 314; Cable Ad: Holstein K. Friedrichsen (Yokohama)

C. K.Holstein

Scharfenberg

E. Schnell Indian Provision Store, The, GehbrAl

E.MissWalther Suppliers

Teleph. —Fukiai 13-2, Isobe-dori,

4812: Cable 1-cftoine;

Ad:

L. v. Seel*Holstein Wadhco

Holstein Shinping &.

Agencies—Nippon Building, 79, Kyo- IndoInsurance Bokki Shokai—8. Isobe-dori, 3-

inachi;

Box 314;Teleph. Cable 4166 (Sannomiya): P.O. chome, Fukiai-ku; Teleph. Fukiai ,6590

Ad: Holstein

C. H.Holstein

Mueller | E. Schnell Indo-Nippon Trading Co., Importers:1 A

Agency: Exporters

chome; P.O. — 90-97,

Box Yiimamoto

Sannomiya'dori,1015: 2-

Bickmers Line Cable Ad: Indonippon ! .1 r : >1 1

Home International

1, Kunika-dori,Hospital 7-chome, ofFukiai-ku:

Kobe

42, 1,Insurance Nishi machi,Co..ofNippon

New York

Seimei Teleph.

Building,

Ad : Refardt5th Floor. Kobe-ku; Cable Board Fukiai 68; P.O. Box 269

of Directors—

J.R. Macdonald Smith, chairman

Hoonoamakk

porters—24, & Isogami-dori,

Sons, K., General Ex- I■

4-chome, F.I). J.McClelland, hon. secretary

Horman-Fisher. Hon. treasurer

Fukiai-ku; Telephs. Fukiai (2) 2523

7028; P.O. Box 271; Cable Ad: 1 W. AHerzogHebe —i

Hoondamall; Codes; All Standard j C. H.

■ G. Barbe Woodward rut ' > \

Codes & Private H.Dr Vogt

.B.1. Partabrai,

Pannanand,manager' do. ’ R. M. Allardyce, medicaliiiloH supt.

R.D. D.Chandumal,

Harjani, asst, manager International

B. Ramchand, accountant do. Exporters of Tarders, All KindsDealers,

of Japanesein and

Manufactures Cable Ad: Venus ' >J. P.O.

-87, Sannomiyacho;!

HotcdanT) Khemchand. World-wide BoxA. 312; M. Sahay, proprietor *

Exporters —5, Goko dori, 5-chome,

Fukiai-ku; Telephs. Fukiai 4554. 1055 Jaffer & Co., M.—1-96 Isobe-dori; P.O.

A; S6202; Cable Ad: Hotchand

Manghanmal,asst,manager Box Sann. 1068; Cable Ad: Jaflfer a:i;

J. Gianchand, manager

F. W. Mukhi, do. Jaigopal Ramkishen Bros., Exporters

T.I). G.Parmanand.

Malkani, headdo.accountaht of Japanese Products—10,

Cable Ad: Ramkishen ■><

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Jam* s’Gi ore Trading Co,, Import and Glen

PrinceLine,

LineLtd.

Export Agencies—Nippon

Kobe - ku; Building, 79, British Canadian Steamships,

Kyomaclii,

Jamesglobe

Cable Ad: Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

"Japan Advertiser, The”—10, Kaigan- Alliance

Canton AssuranceOffice,

Insurance Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

dori; Cable Ad: Advertiser Beliance Marine Insurance

41

J apan Chronicle. The” Daily and Week- Triton Insurance Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

lySannomiva

Issues—fi5, Nani wa-maobi; Teleph. Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.

3 '70 and 3973; P.O. Box 91; Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.

Cable Afl: Chronicle Jarmain Davis cfe Co., Ltd.—75, Kyo-

E. A. Kennard, editor machi ; P.O. Box 100; Cable Ad:

S. A.Foley, business

Ashton, r.a. manager Sdktield

Leslie

A. Bermant Nisliigori

V. Stadnick Java China-Japan Lijn, N.V.—Meikai

T.MissvanI. Boorn Building, 32,155,Akashi

Sannomiya 28(‘5 ife machi; Telephs.

5102; P.O. Box

de Britto 336; Cable Ads: Javalijn and Hoaline

"Japan Chronicle Press, The” Printers L Speelman, manager

and Publishers H. P. J. Hennus, asst, manager

Kobe-ku; Teleph.— Sann,

5'>, Naniwa

3970 and- machi;

3971; Agencies:

Holland East Asia

P.O. Box Sann. 94; Cable Ad: Chronicle

S. Foley, manager “Netberland” RoyalLine (H. Mail

Dutch O. A. L.)

"Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal Dutch Mail

Japan Exporting Royal

(K. P.M.)Packet Navigation Co.

4-chome: Teleph.Co.—10\ Onoye-dori,

3107 (Fukiai, ; P.O. Holland America Line (N.A S.M)

Box 221 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Wynne Royal Hutch Airways (K.L.M.)

Japan Import & Export Commission Co. Royal

(K.N.I.L.M.) Indies' Airways

Netherlands

—63, Naniwa-rnachi; Teleph.

Box 9; Cable Ad: Commission. Bran- 0i97; P.O. Holland-Africa Line

ches in Yokohama and Nagoya Silver-Java Pacific Line

!

Japan Paper Co.—99, Yedo machi; P.O. Jedeikin, Telephs. 1574Louis—2

and ,2519Naniwa - machi;

(Sannomiya);

Box 17; CaMe Ad: Japapco P.O.Samuel

Box 58; Cable Ad: Jedeikin

Richard

York) T. Stevens, president (New Jedeikin | A. Gercik

Howard

(New York) Clayton, vice pres & treas.

Herbert Hall, manager Juchheim’s Confectionery — 309, San-

K. Sugikaku, chief clerk(Kobe)

(Kobe) nomiya-cho, 1-chome; Teleph. 1716

(Sann.)

Japan Strawbraid Export Co.— 121,

Ito-machi; P.O. Box Sann. 1021; Cable 3-chome, E.KobeA.—

Jungers, 85, Yamamoto-dori,

Ad: Fairplay ku

Japan Tourist Burea", Ticket Agents, K.84-2, K. Irish Shokai, Bosch

Kaigan-dori; TelephsDepartment—

Sannomiya

etc.

Tourist-Sannomiya Station; Cable Ad: (3) 0136 & 1884; Cable Ad: manager

Boschilli

K. G. Kuenkele, branch

Jardine, Matheson »k Co., Ltd.,

chants—83, Kyo-machi; Telephs. 1046-7 Kavira Mer- & Co.,Commission

Manufacturers’

(Sannomiya); P.O. Box 16 (Sannomiya); sentatives, / gents,Repre-

Ex-

Cable Ad:

A. McDonald Jardine chome; P.O. Box 841; Cable Ad:dori,

port and Import—35, Isogami Hakim4-

Agencies :

. Indo - China Steam Navigation Kharwar, B. M. — 100, Isobe-dori;

Kobe-ku ; Cable Ad : Kharwar

Co., Ltd.

*0

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Kimatrai & Co.,Kimatrai

J., GeneralBuilding,

Exporters Dean ot Commerce.

Dept.—S. liarada, ph.i>. Eco^ppiics

- Jhamatmal 25, I lean of Preparatory School —S.

T^pbe - dori. 1 - chproe ; Came Ad :

Kinchioraii Kikuchi, b.s.

Dean of Tlipolpgi(3a,l, College —

Kobe CxiU'B—(Her. ■ Associations • «fc Clubs) Matsushita,

Dean of Literary m,a. College-Y. Ofuji.

Kobe

yama,Coelmge (.Togakuin)Teleph.

— Okadaya 2264 [ Principal

NishinOrniya;

(Nishinortiiya) ' School—Y.of Suzuki, Higherm.a.Commercial

Principal

B.D. of Academy—T.

'tU/vo ' :bA Tanaka,

yidisO

Kqb® Cricket pL^B)—(^See A^sociatiop:*

■ Clubs) Foreign Staff ■ ' d' ,' r .■ >

C.H. J.W.L.Outerbridge,

Bates, m.a., m.a..

pib: b.d.,

, • s.t.d.„

Kobe Hotel—

Kobe Regatta if&e Clubs)Athletic Ctu-B — (ties W.d.jd.K. Matthews, m.a.

Associations J. J. Mckle, Jr., m.a., < .p.a.

H. P. Jones, m.a,, .b.d, 'i . . .

Kobe Union CmlRCH—(See Churches & S.S. N.

H. Ogburn,

Hilburn, it.A., b.d.b:d., I-^d.

Missions) McKenzie,b.a.,

A.L. S.P. Albright, m.c., m.a.s.t.m.

B.a., B.n.,

Koschkin,

Merchandise,H., Speciality

Exporter: Cultured

of General and R. C. Wright, b.a., b.D.

Imitation Pearls-—26-b,

Teleph: Rannomiya 2942:Naniwa-rbachi:

P.O. Box 122: : Pane Crawford Y Co., K. K., General

Cable Ail : Kuronia Store 37, Akashi-raachi : Cable Ad :

KotHari & Co.—100, Yedo-machiCable ; Stanford

Ad : Kotharico S. G. Stanford, manager

Kozhaya Shokai, General Exporters- ; Lautier Fils Shokai—Nippon Building

Bankoku

chome Building,FukiaiIsokaud-dori,

; Telephs. & 75345-&; ! Room 212, 79, Kiyo - machi; Teleph.

P.O.

Mustami Box ; 421Codes

; CableUsed:Ads7533

: A.B.C.

Algazal 5932 (Sann.); P.O. Box 47; Cable Ad :

6th [ Lautierfis

Edition,

mount 3-Letter,Bentley’s Complete,3-Letter, Para- Layko, Ross a Co., Inc., Exporters of

Oriental 3-Letter &Schofield’s

Private j Cotton

Silk Goods, PieceToys and Novelties,

L. Kozhaya

Geo. W. Gabaretta etc. and94, Rayon

Yedo-maohi;Goods, Sundries,

Teleph. 1873

S.M Suzuki I I. Sakano (Sann.); P.O. Box 1009 (Sannomiya) :

Tatsumi | T. Yamahe Cable Ail : Layko

Kundanmal Ramlal,Cotton

’ Art Silk, Woollen, Exporters Silk, Lkndrum

PieceofGoods and (Japan), —Ltd.,

Merchants Paper - machi

35, Nishi Agents;

and Yarns — 13, Isobe-dori, 3 chome, Tbleph. il«6 (Sannomiya);

222: Cable Ad: Lendrum • P.O. Box

Fukiai-ku

6713 ; Cable; Telephs.'Fukiai

Ad : Ramlal (2) 6712 & M. McCanee, managing director

So/e Agents for :

Kwansei Gakuin620University—Nishiiio-

miya; Telephs. & 3909 (IHshinomiya) Pacific Mills Ltd., Vancouver, JB, C.

President—K. Kanzaki, b.a. Crown Willamette Paper Co., San

Francisco

Registrar—T.

ph.d. Kishinama, m.a., b.d., Various Japanese Paper Mills

Student

ChaplainSupt.—Y.-K. Kitoku, Suzuki,

m.a., m.a.

b.d.

Bursar—Y. Kodera, m.a. Liebermann Waelchli & Co,, General

Librarian—G. Yamamoto, m.a. Importers

machi: Telephs. and Exporters—98, Yedo-

Dean of

Imada. M.A.Law & Literature Dept.—M. mya): P.O. Box3124249; to 3126Cable(Sanno-Ad:

YVaelchli

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•I. R.L. F.Wacuhli D. V. Schrubak ' M ACNkuGHTON & Co., H.C. 112, Higashi--

M-.ui.sheer r)r. W. Hocb-

O'. Keller hoimor machi, Kobe-ku: Teleph. Sann. 1825;

P.O.H. C.BoxMacnaughton

35 ; Cable Ad . MacnaughtAn

Streiili

H. Frey

J. J.F, C.F. M.A. Guterres

0ut^rres

H. Koyama 1 Miss A da Costa

- a: H. Pearce

Mrs. D. Heim Ann H. W. Gonzales Mahomed 4rGo.* A.—46, Harimamachi^

nikova W.

Miss O. Pischal- M. (Jlarke

R. Dobnafoft' Cable Ad: Amahomedco

Makower, McBeath & Co., Pty., Ltd.,

IjIGUORI, Silk Merchants (Buying Office)—Char-

Teleph. Gkin’.a

Sann.ko,944;Pearls

P.O. Rox an'd324;

' Corals

Cable tered

Teleph.Bank 3466 Building,

(Sannomiya); 9 Kaigandori;

P.O. Box

Ad: Burgolina 185; Cable Ad: Makower

Linukh, F. W., Architect and Civil En- H. L. Evei’ingh^m, manager

1 gipeer—Kobe Ruilding;Cable Ad:Oabra Manufacturers

Little Shop, The—60, Sbiniuyaniate-dori, Agency— 60, Sannomiya - cho; Cable

Kobe-ku Ad: Angleasto

Liverpool t Marcus Harris & Lewis—118,lto-machi;

ance Co., &Ltd.London (Kobe AOffice)—94,

Globe Insuk-Yedo- P.O. Box 241; Cable Ad: Nbyetoys

machi, Kobe-ku; Teleph. -154 (San- Maurice Jenks,

nomiya)

U. Yokoyama, resident inspector Kyo-machi; CablePercival & Ism:. Audit

Ads: Finance

J. E. Percival, f.c.a. (London):

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Inspec- J. C. Pidgeon, f.c.a. do.

tion ofMeikai

Ships, Bldg.,

Machinery, Steel Testing, H.W. S.Lackie,

Goodwyn

c.a. Isitt, o.b.e., f.c.a.

etc.- 32, Akashi-inachi: F.R. W. Mackie, c.a. a.c.a. (Tokyo)

Teleph.

Register 2530 (Sannomiya): Cable Ad: E. Spence, b.a.,

EL R. Riddle, senior surveyor C. G Stanbury, a.c.a.

Lloyd Tkiestino (Nichizui Trading Co., Maxwell &, Co., Ltd. Teleph, 371

Ltd.,45Agents)—72, (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 61; Cable Ad:

Box (Sann.); Cable Kyo-machi;

Ad: LloydianoP.O. Maxwell

S. Iwata, director

Mackinnon, Mackenzie; &Telephs. Co., (Japan), Maxwell,

Ltd.—72, Kyo-machi

nomiyaP.O. 431 Box

(P. &109;O.),CableSannomiya

San-

698 Sann. 61; H.—Nippon Bldg.; P.O. Box

Cable Ad: Maxwell

(B.I.); McKesson Ad: Mac-

kinnons

Agencies: dori; Cable.t Ad:Robbins, Inc:- 5; Kaigan-

Mackesson

Peninsular

British IndiaA Oriental

& Apcar S.Lines N. Co.

Mehta A Co., S. B. (Established ,j911),

Genera! Import & Export Commission

Eastern & Australian K.8. Co., Ltd.

Marine Agents

tatives —

Hachimspiidpri* Represen-

don) U nion A ssurance (of

Commercial

Insurance Co., Ltd. Lon-

P.O. Box 31; Cable Ad: Mehta

2-chome-

Maiitime Insurance C°-j Ltd. Ltd. Co.,

S.B. B.S. Mehta, partner

Mehta, do.

Caledonian

Federal InsuranceInsuranceCo. Co. R. S. Mehta, do.

Sea Insurance Co., Ltd. Co.

Hartford Fire Insurance

Merchandise Trading Co.—121, Ito-

machi; Cable Ad: Fairplay

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.,

Lumber and Shipping—304, Crescent

Building; Teleph. 1957 "(,Sannomiya); Isobe-dori:H.—Kobe

Merecki, Building, MAKome,

Cable Ad: Macsan (Fukiai): CableTelephs. 3330

Ad : Ikcerem 4443

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Mkssagekies Maiutimks, Oompagnie des Musabhoy & Co., Ltd., M., Exporters

—Sannomiya

clio, 1-chome; Building,

Telepha. 55,

1190,"Sannomiya-

1403 and and 1-chome;Importers—328,

P.O. Box 233;S mnomiya-cho,

Cable Ad:

4694 (Sami.); Cable Ad: Messagerie Musabhoy

G. Barbe, manager T. M. Musabhoy, managing director

R. Gueguen, asst, manager S. A. Kayurn | Abid Musabhoy

Mitcftell & Co., G. K., A., Importers and Narainoas, B., Exporters of Silk, Cot-

ExportersFukiai

Teleph. — 61,4467;

Isobe-dori,

Cable Ad:4 Jupiter

chome; ton, Woollen and Rayon I’iecegoods

A. Mitcbell of All Standards and Qualities—87,

Agents for: Sannomiya-cho, 1-chome; P.O. Box 414;

The Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. Cable Ad: Naraindas

Mitchell & Co., J. B., Funeral Furnishers National Aniline Manufactuiers

U.S.A., Dyestuff & Chemical—Co., 65,

and

KobeUndertakers—53,

ku; Teleph. Fukiai Yamamoto-dori,

2317; Cable (Sannomiya);

Naniwa-machi;P.O.Telephs.

Ad: Mitchell Box 193,2888Sannomiya;

and 2889

Cable

A. N.C.Ad: Naccokobe

Lumley,

“Moderne”—1,

Kobe ku Kitanagaas-dori, 3-chome, Takata | manager

Miss J. M. Spence

Mody & Co, A.—I, Hachiman-dori, 3- National Trading & Lumber Co.—Mei-

chome. Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 1072; kai Building, 32, Akashi-machi; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Amrut 2896 (Sann.); P.O. Box 423; Cable Ad:

Mohandas & Sons, M.—3, Isobe-dori: National

P.O. Box 251; Cable Ad: Mohandas Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij,

Moolchand Sons, U., General Exporters ciety)—83, N. V. (Netherlands Trading So-

—150, Hachiman-dori 2302-5 (Sannomiya); Kyo-machi;

P. O. Box Telephs.

207

Morse, F. S., Cotton Controller and (Sannomiya); Cable Ad: Trading

Surveyor—87,

Teleph. Sannomiya Sannomiya cho, Box

3933; P.O. 1-chome;

305; Nelson, dori,C. H.—311, Kobe Building,

Cable Ad: Morse. (Offices and Rep- Isobe 4-chome; Teleph. 5390

(Fukiai); Cable Ad: Insulation

resentatives at all Far Eastern Ports)

Munning

Tsutsui cho,& Co. (K. K),

2- chome, 46, Nessim

A. ku,P. —Kobe

Fukiai

& Co., J. S.—30, Akashi-

machi; Teleph. 5163; P.O. Box 424;

City; Telephs. 1269 and 5786 (Fukiai); Cable J.S. Ads: Sassoon

director& Nessimsons

P.O.J. Macdonald

Box 1013; Cable Ad:president

Buffplate

Smith,vice-president M.S. Nissim,

Victor Nissim,

Kelly, manager

correspondent

R. Wallace Smith, S. K.Suguyi,

S.Y. Murata,

Stohwase,general manager

secretary Haradashipping clerk

I. Akiyama, office manager Y. Nakato | M. Iwasaki

K. Furutsuks,

K. Muroi, supt.

chemist

Y.N. Kusakawa, do. supt. Nestle & Anglo-Swtss Condensed

Kawachi, factory Milk 3929;

Teleph. Co., Cable

Ltd. —83, K o machi;

Ad: Nestanglo

S. Katayama, chief engineer

Munro, J. Foults, SurveyorTeleph.

to Lloyds Netherlands

113, Higashi-machi;Asiatic Trading

Telephs. Co.— 363

Agents—88, Yedo-machi; 2155 and 463 (Sann.); P.O. Box 119;

(Sann.); P.O. Box 170 Cable Ad: Nedasiatic

Mdra.se Shoten, Steamship Agents Yuasa Usaburo I| S.H. Fukui

B. Spanjaard Hakoda

and

Harima Shipmachi;

Brokers—Toyo

Teleph. 519Building,(Sann.);7, Netherlands Consulate—(Nee Consu-

Cable Ad: Muraship

K. Murase, manager lates)

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Netherlands India Commercial Bank Nickel & Lyons, Ltd., Contracting

—(See Banks) Stevedores, Customs Brokers, Landing

Newton, Esther, Costumier & Ladies’ and Shipping Agents, Private and

BondedTelephs.Warehousemen—7, (Kaigan-

Outfitter — 42, Shimoyamate-dori, 2- dori; Head Office:

chome (Tor Road); P.O. Box 258 (Sannomiya), (Sannomiya) & Shipping

2, Wharf Office:1840-3

Shinko-cho: 659

263

Nichi-Doku Shoten — 3-4, Hamabe- (Sannomiya); P.O. Box 358; Cable Ad:

dori, 4-chome; Telephs. 988 and 2996 Landing

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad:

Nichidoku

G. Borkowsky Nihalchand Brothers, Exporters of

Silk, Rayon, Cotton Piece Goods, Made-

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Shipping General Up Goods,Merchandise

Curios, Hardware & Sundry

10,2667;Isobe-dori,

and Insurance — Crescent Building, 3-chome; Teleph.

72,

miya);Kyo-machi;

P.O. BoxTeleph. 386 (Sanno- 1349; Cable Ad: Nichalchand;P.O.Codes:

45 (Sannomiya);

Fukiai Box

Cable Ad; Nichizuico Bentley’s Phrase, A.B.C. 5th Edition,

R. A.Miyagawa, manager A.B.C.

Letter, Universal Safe

Schofield’s System, Oriental3-Letter,3-

Bruggmann Paramount 3-Letter CodeCheck & Private

Agencies:

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Nippon Grinnell Sprinkler K. K.

London 35, KotodasujiKyogo Nakano

Compagnie

Royal) Antwerp Maritime(atBeige

Osaka(Lloyd Mukogun

only) Sprinkler ken Motoyamamura,

: Cable Ad;

Ellerman

Ltd., London i f c Bucknall S. S. Co.. Repreae rdatives for :

Fearnley & Eger, Oslo Mather k Platt, Ltd., Engineers,

Lloyd Triestino, Trieste Manchester k London

‘‘Italia” S. A. di Navigazione,

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Importers Genoa Nippon India Trading Co., Exporters,

Gothenburg and Commission Agents-

Transatlantic S.S. t o., Ltd., Gothen- 178, Sannomiya-cho, 1 chome; Teleph.

burg 2643 (Sannomiya);

Ishoo; Codes:P O.Schofield’s

Box 1105, Three

Cable

American Steamship &Owners’

tual Protection IndemnityMu- Ad:Letter, Paramount Three Letter k

Associa’ion. Inc., New Oriental Three Letter

Assuranceforeningen

Norway “Gard”York Arendal, Nippon Yusen Kaisha 10t Kaigan-

Assuranceforeningen

penhagen and Oslo “Skuld Co- dori; Cable Ad : Y usen

Britannia Steamship Insurance Nomura Export Bassan MerchantsCo.,-- 6,Ltd.,Goko-dori,

General

Association, Ltd., London 1-chome, Cable Fukiai-ku;

British

tection

Ship-Owners’

Mutual Pro- 7456-7-8;

Association, Ad: Arumon Fukiai

Telephs.

Ltd., London D. H.

K.B. Shida,Delburgo,

Kita, director mng. director

Danish Shipowners’ Defence Associa- doauditor

tion, Copenhagen

Fylgia Insurance Co., Ltd.,Stockholm H. Fujii,

Liverpool & London & Globe In- K. Otsuka, secretary

surance

Law UnionCo.,&Ltd., RockLiverpool

Insurance Co., Norwegian Consulate—(N«e Consulates)

Ltd., London

London Steamship Owners’ Mutual Oberlein k Co., C. F. -18, Akashi-

Insurance

Manufacturers’ Association,

Mutual London machi, Kobe-ku

Ltd.,Insurance

Ltd, Sydney Oliver, Evans k Ship

Wine Merchants, Co., Chandlers

Provision and

Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta, Naval

Trieste Frozen Contractors

Fish — 30, ExportersandOf;

and Akashi-machi

Thames & Mersey

Co., Ltd., Liverpool Marine Insurance Telephs. (3) 1199 and 4937 (Sannomiya);

United Kingdom Mutual Steamship P.O.S. Evans, Box 191;partner

Cable kAd:manager

Olivans

Assurance Association,Ltd.,London D. Hatter, signs per pro.

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OnoSajtinomiya-cho,

Braid & 1Produce Co. — 9-170, Panjoomall, T. P. (Prop. Pursoomall

chome; P.O. Box 1016 Sons), dori, General Exporters—38,

2-chome; Teleph. Fukiai1, Isobe-

1726;

p

Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd.—^28, Harima- .O. Box 111; Cable Ad: Panjoomall

machi; P.O. Box 61 (Paris)

R.I. Bickart,

Bickart, director

managing director Pan-PacIfic Commercial ' Co., ' Ltd.,

Manufacturers’Teleph.Agents—7, l-chpme,,

F. Blum, director Kaigan-dori;

P.O. Box 350; Caole Sannomiya 6366;

Ad: Panpacifco:

Oriental Export Co., Exporters and Codes:

& Private A.B.C. 6th, Oriental 3-Letter

Buying Agents — 24, Isogama-dori, S. Nishibori, representative

4-chome,

(2) FukiaiP.O.ku Box

7028 &Codes:

2523; ; Telephs.

425; Cable FukiaiAd:

Crown; All Standard Codes Pappadopoulo, A.70 E.(Sann.);

—39, P.O.

Akashi-

andK. Private machi;

Kishinchand,

J.B, Partabrai, proprietor

manager 335; CableTeleph.

Ad: Papp Box

Parmanand A. E. Pappadopoulo, acting consul

G. Rosario | Miss M. Bratoohina for Greece in Osaka

Oriental Hotel, Ltd., The—6, Kaigan- Parbury, Henty & Co. Pty, Ltd.—1,

dori ; Teleph. P.O.

(Sannomiya); (L.D.)Box14,55; 15,Cable16, Ad:17 Kaigan-dori; Telephs. 1419 and 5430

Oriental (Sannomiya);

H. H. Evans,Cable Ad : Marlton

manager

Oriental Import&Export Co.,G.K., G. T. Richard, asst, manager

The—7, Isobedori, 4-chome, Fukiai ku; B. A. Machado, accountant

Telephs. Fukiai 4772, 5543 &Cable

6894; P.O. Miss S. Guterres, stenographer

Box

Shamshad 180 (Sannomiya): Ad:

M.M. Shafi,

Yusuf, partner Parsonage & Co.. Import and Export

do. Merchants — 3, Hachiman-dori, 3-

chome; Teleph. 3376; Cable Ad:

Oriental

Kyomachi, Company — 83, Parsonage

Purchasing Telephs.

3648, 571 andKobe-ku;

181; P.O. Box 323; Sann. Cable Parsram & Bros. T. N. (Established

1920) General Exporters—102, 4-

Ad : Orpurcy chome, Isogami-dori, Fukiai-ku;

Owston & Co., Ltd., F., Insurance Teleph. Fukiai (2) 3095 Cable Ad:

Promotion; Codes: Oriental 3-Letter

and

SurveyorsShippingand Agents and Brokers,

Weighers, Produce &Code. A. B. C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s

Inspectors, Stevedores and Landing India Private. Head Office: Karachi,

Agents, Commission Agents

General Brokers—Crescent and

Building,

72, Kyomachi; Teleph. 480 (Sanno- Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Export

miya); Cable Ad: Owston Merchants—86,

5415; p.O. BoxYedo-machi;

182; CableTeleph.

Ad:

Oyemate-dori,

Rae Trading Co.—33, Shimoya- Patten; Codes Bentley’s Western

2-chome, Teleph. 4488 Union 5-Letter, Lieber’s Schofield’s

(Fukiai); P.O. Box 59; Cable Ad : 5-Letter Letter, etc.

and 3-Letter, Oriental 3-

Oyerae D. Mackenzie, partner

W.Miss OyeT.RaeOshiumi | Miss Reiko Rae

Palatine Pearce5120,& Co—92,

5121 &Yedo-machi; Telephs.

Kyo-machi,Insurance

Kobe-ku Co., Ltd.—72, 369, 5122 (Sannomiya);

P.O. Box 292 (Sannomiya); Cable

Ad : Pearce

Panama Mail Steamship Co.—72, Kyo- R. F.W.Luther

Pearce I| Mrs.

Mrs. Villaverde

H. M. Arab

tuachi, Kobe-ku

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PeEKMAHOMED Gt.MEI Kaisha — 72-2, Raspe & Co., Import and Export Mer-

Isobe-dori, 4-chome; Telephs. 5605 & chants—2, Hachiman-dori, I chome,

Fukiai-ku; Telephs. Fukiai 7290 &

5606 (Fukiai); Cable Ad : Joosub 7291; P.O. Box 63; Cable Ad: Raspe

B. B. Dave, director

B. J. Lender, mng. partner

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Na- R. Pfaffenberger, signs per pro.

vigation Oo. — (See Mackinnon, H. B. Leonhardt (Export)

Mackenzie & Co , Ltd.) G. F. Brunn (Import)

Peruvian Consulate—(^ee Consulates) RedShoten, Hand Compositions Co.—Yonei

23, Sakae-machi, 4-chome;

Peshuratan & Co.—178, Sannomiya- Ad: Telephs. 342 & 2577 (Sann.); Cable

cho, 1-chome Kobe-ku; Teleph. Sann. Rahtjens

3-2643; P.O. Box Sann. 1105; Cable A. S. Potter, general representa-

Ad: Peshuratan; Code: Schofield’s tive for the Far East

3- Letter

R. S. Mewawalla, manager Reid, S., Surveyor, Sworn Measurer

and Insurance Agent—Toyo Build-

Peter Fraser & Co,—32, Isobe-dori, ing, 7, Harima-machi; Telephs 4466

(Sann.); P.O. Box 319; Cable Ad:

2-chome; Cable Ad : Fraser Reidsan

Pleasanton, The—4, Kitanagasa-dori, Rialto Co., Ltd., The (The Rialto

4- chome BoyEKi Kabushiki Kaishai), Ex-

H. Sanborn, proprietor

porters and Importers of Hardware and

Pohoomull Bros. (India), General Ex- Tools for Building and Professional

porters and Commission Agents—1-5, Use, Bicycles and Accessories, Sew-

Lsogamidori, 5-chome; P.O.

Cable Ad: Pohoomull. 49; ing

Box and

Branches

Machines and Parts, Stationery

Articles, Bolting Cloth and Stencil

Agencies All Round the World Silk, Glass and Porcelain Ware, Cotton,

K. Manamal, manager Rayon, and Silk : Goods, Fishing

Requisite, Electrical Supplies, Buttons,

Popular Bookstore, The—41, Shimo- Optical Goods, Photographic Supplies,

Various Sundry Goods, etc., etc.—61,

yamate-dori, Kobe-ku Naniwa-machi; Teleph. Sann. 985;

Cable Ads: Rialto & Steelcraft

Portuguese Consulate — (See Con- Leo G Silva,

sul ates)

Rialto Co., The (The Rialto Goshi

Premier Commercial Co., World-wide Kaishai), Consignment

Auctioneers, Valuers and

Exporters

—103, of All 4-chome;

Isobe-dori, Japanese P.O.

Products

Box machi; Teleph. Sellers—61, Naniwa-

Sann. 935; Cable Ad:

277; Cable Ad : Premier Rialto

Priest, Marians & Go., Ltd., Export- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., The

ers and Shippers—36, Shimoyamate- -cho, Noda Installation — 1, Namimatsu

dori, 3-chome; P.O. Box 48; Telephs. phones.8-chome, Hayashida-ku; Tele-

Suma 1192 and 1405; Cable

2693 & 4407 (Fukiai); Cable Ad: Ad : Petrosam

Kynlim

J. B. Esdale, manager H. T. J. Martin, manager

E. W. Esdale H. J. Westers

Rae’s Tea Set Factory—Tor Road : Roeohling Steel Works, Germany

Teleph. 1488 (Fukiai) ; P.O. Box 59: (Represented by Delacamp, Pipe &

Cable Ad: Oyerae Co.)—1, Kaigan-dori, Kobe-ku; Te-

Wm. Oye Rae leph. Sann. 3-1007 and 3592; P.O.

Miss Oshuimi | Miss Reiko Rae Box 134; Cable Ad: Decampalos

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Bug^KT Cox Goshx Kaisha, Export Shinyo Boeki Shokai, Importers A

Merchants—3 of 68, tsobe-dori; 4- Exporters—P.O. Box 1117; Cable

cliome; Telepli. 2755 (Fukiai); Ad : Remnants

'Cable Ad: Rupert

Rupert

S. OkudaCox T. M.uruyama Shroff, Son & Co., ImporEExport—

Schroff Building, 1, Goko-dori, 6-

Russell, M. A., Manufacturers’ Re- chome; Teleph. 5204 (Fukiai) L.D;

presentative, Importer and Ex- P.Codes: O. Box 166; Cable Ad : Dogdo;

Duo Al, A.B.C. 4th, 5th and

porter—98, Yedc-machi; P.O. Box

1037; Cable Ad: Lesur; Codes 6th Edns A.B.C. 5th Improved,

.Used: Bentley’s; A.B.C. 4th & 5th pendix, Oriental Phrase

Bentley’s Complete and Ap-

Editions, Western Union 6-Letter, Oriental Improved 3-Letter Code,

Schofield’s 3-Letter and Private Private, Schofield’s 3-Letter 3-Letter

Code,

Code

M. A. Russell and Paramount 3-Letter Code

V. Veinerman, signs per pro. B. J. Shroff, proprietor

L. T. Boole ] M. Jotoku J. F. Avasia, signs per pro.

Sakai G. Emoto, head clerk

Foru&Building,

Co., K., General

No -27, Exporters—Sari

Sannomiya-cho, S. Yamarioucki assistant

I -ehome

Sidline & Co., B. S., Exporters—43,

Sassoon, Frank—16a, Hariroa-machi; Fukiai Shimoyamate-dcri, 2-chome; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Morning 79: Cable Ad: Sidline

Schmidt, Thomas, Underwriter’s Agent Sim & Co., A. C., English and Continental

and Settling Bureau—Toyo Bldg., Chemists, etc — 18, Akashimachi;

Kobe-ku; P.O. Box 24 (Sannomiya): Teleph. 5207 (Sannomiya); Cable Ad:

Cable Ad : Thoschmidt Sim

Schofield Co. (Schofield’s Code)—99, Simon, David, Exporter

Kita-machi; Teleph. 3-482 (Sanno- —Nippon Bldg., 79, Kyo-machi, Kobe-

naiya); P.O. Box 261; Cable Ad : ku; Teleph. Sann. 3426; P.O. Box 1063;

Schofield Cable Ad:3-Letter,

Hyawee;Schofield’s

Codes: Bentley’s,

Selles Hermanos (Selles Bros. Go- &Oriental Private 3-Letter

mel Kaisha), Import and Export J. Simon, proprietor

Merchants,—78, Kitano-cho: Cable S. Horiuchi

Ad: Selles

Juan Selles (Spain) Sims, J. Grover, Representative 24,

Jose Selles Nakayamate dori, 2-chome; Teleph.

Seymour-Sheldon Co. (Japan)—Sem Fukiai

Codes: 4570; CableTrade

Universal Ad; Code,

Groversimis;

shel House, 107, Itoh-machi; P. O. 5th

Box 283; Cable Ad: Semshel Edition Improved, Western A.B.C.

Union

Seymour-Sheldon Co., Ltd. (Eng- 5k Letter, Table Bentley’s Complete

Code, Acme, Phrase&

Private

land), London and Manchester Schofield’sJ. D.Grover3-Letter

Simsper Safety Check Code

Seymour-Sheldon Co., Ltd. (South S. Terry, pro.

Africa), Johannesburg Semshel U. Kobayashi | Miss I. M. Britto

House Durban, Capetown, Port

Elizabeth, Lourenco, Marques

A gents for: South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd. 91-1, Yedo-machi; Ad:

(Sannomiya); P.O.British

Box 1111

Shah & Co., G. M.—38a, Isobe-dori, T. Asanuma, Cable

representative

2-chome; Cable Ads: Gopal & Hindi

Shalom Bros. & Co.—46, Harima- Souza, F. S., Agent for Foreign

Manufacturers and Export Commission

machi; P.O. Box 288; Cable Ad: Agent—17, Nakayamate-dori, Nichome;

Shalman Teleph. 2992 (Fukiai); P.O. Box 8

 KOBE 171

(Saiinomiya); Cable Ad : Celso ; Codes : P. N. Drake

Bentley’s & Schofield’s A. Ermenberg

F. S. Souza, Hon. Consul for Portugal J. Cotte

V. Souza, signs per pro. A. G. Brown

B.F. Baranets

Hodriguez

Sphinx Trading Co., The—S8, Sanno- V. A. dos Remedies

miya cho, 1-chonie; Teleph. 2189 O.E V.Baranets

(Sannomiya);

Sphinx P.O. Box 281; Cable Ad : Tamburini

B. D. Bhagat, managing proprietor L. Huzieff

Miss

Mrs. E. Bentley

P. Paskevitch

Standard Braid & Produce Co. Miss doV. Guteress

of2-chome;

Japan,P.O.The—11, Isot’ami-dori,

Box 124; Cable Ad: Miss Costa

Attention J. Blackwood (Nagoya)

Agenliftyr :

Carlowitz & Co., Hamburg and China S. U. & Co., Shipchandler-32, Kai-

Buying Agents for: gan-dori, 3-chome, Kobe ku; Cable

TheHandels-vereer’o-ing

Internationale “Rotterdam,”

Crediet en Ad: Umezuki

N.V., Batavia, etc

Standard Sulzer Brothers, Engineering Office

Importers,Trading Co. (Coshi

Exporters and Kaisha>

Buying (Goshi Kaisha) — Crescent Building,

72, Kyo-machi;

Agents

Teleph. —4838,0 (Fukiai);

Isobe - dori,

P.O. 2-chome

Box 338;; (3)E.0382; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Sulzer Sannomiya

Cable Ad: Siantraco; Codes: Bentley’s Staudt, manager

A.B.C. K. Hashizume, signs per pro.

Union 5th & (ith Editions, Western

Schofield’s H. Habluetzel, do.

R. Ruegg, chief accountant

E. F.B.B.Kawasjee

Kawasjee | J. R. McKenzie W. Bissegger, erection inspector

E. Takahashi | B. Takahashi Representing:

Sulzer Brothers Ltd., Winterthur

Standard-Vacuum

Hon-machi, 1-chome, OilFukiai-ku;

Co.—4-2, Minami

Teleph. Sole Agents for:

Fukiai 136; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd., Zurich

Stand

K. B.vacEnekeieff Summers Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha

States (The Summers Trading Co., Ltd.),

machi;Steamship

Telephs. 1238Co. —& 16,3931Harima- Import - machi,

(San- Naniwa & Export Merchants—62,

Kobe-ku; Telephs.

nomiya); P.O. Box 290; Cable Ad: 1131, 2181, 3z31

Stateshne P.O. Box 114; Cable Ad: Sanmasu

Strachan & Co. (Agencies), Ltd.,

W. M. (Tokyo

and General - Kobe), Agents—1,

Commission Insurance Swiss Watch Import Co.—Crescent

Kaigan-dori; Teleph. 292; P.O. Box Building, 2321 Ad:

72, Kyo machi; Teleph.

(Sannomiya);

40; Cable Ad: Strachan; Codes: Cable

A.B.C. 4th & 5th Al, Lieber’s, Western Swisswatch P.O. Box 32;

Union, Bentley’sdirector

E. P. Stroud, & Bentley’s

(Tokyo)Second

J. E. Moss, do (Kobe) Taniura Shoten, S., General Exporters

of All Descriptions of Rugs, Carpets,

Mats, Wiping Rags,1-chome,

Toys, Sannomiya-

Cotton and

Strong

Goods—89,

Merchants—96,

lephs. Sannomiya Higashi-machi; Te- Bentley’s, Acme & Schofields Used:

Cable Ad: Stani; Codes

Cable Ad: Strong 1820-24; P.O. Box 4;

E. J.W.Levy

Slade, manager

S. Winston Teikamdas Brothers--78, Kyo-machi;

P.O. Box 326; Cable Ad: Teikamdas

 U2 K.OJSE,

Teikoku Sanso Kabushiki Kaisha, Union MechanicalBuilding,

Engineers—Kosei & Automobile

Manufacturers

Nitrogen, of Oxygen,

Dissolved Acetylene,

Acetylene, Argon, | Fukiai I, Kano cho, 4-choirie, Kobe-ku;Room 403,

Teleph

Liquid Gases, All Apparatus Necessary | 3975; Cable Ad : Dulls

for

ing,Oxy-Acetylene

Cutting Machines and arid

Electric Weld- j

Electrodes

—38, Akashi-machi; Telephs. Union OilBuilding, Co. of ,California —Kogyo

2945 and 2946 (Sann.); P.O. 2943,

Box 2944,

375; j! BankTeleph. Sannomiya

36, Nishi-machi;

5206; Cable, Ad :

Cable Ad: Oxygene; Codes: National j Unoco , for

Francaise,

Bentley’s Second Lugagne,

, Lieber’s & | W. W. Raer, representative,

Japan and China

Telegraph Office—(>&&* Great Nor- i Cnion Trading Co. (Gomei Kwaisha)--

them Telegraph Co.. Ltd.) II, Isogami-dori, 2-cliome, Fukiai-ku;

Tenganipah Cocostux Estate—32 Aka- ! Teleph. Toms h Toms

2120 (Fukiai); Cable Ads:

Utco

shi-machi; P.O. Box 21 W. J.

F. M. Jonas

Teverson & Mactavish, Exchange | Vakil, B. Manufacturers’

R. B., ExporterRepresenta-

and Im-

Brokers—29,

183, 705 and Barima-machi;

1286 (Sannomiya); Telephs.

Cable ji porter;

tive in Hosiery and 3-chome; Sundry Goods —

Ad:A. Teverson 23,

Sann.Sannomiya-cho,

3256; P.O. Box 1141 Teleph.

(Sann.); Cable

Ormiston — Ads: Vakil & Likav

Thanawalla & Co,, N. A.—58, Sanno- j Vasuka k Co., General Exporters—P.O.

miya-cho;

Rafik Cable Ads: Serenity and Box 103; Cable Ad: Vasuka

Thompson & Co., Ltd., J. L., (Retail) Vasunia tk Co., Import and Export

Chemists and3, Kaigan-dori,

Aerated WaterItchomeManu-; Merchants—1

chome;

of 113, Goko-dpri, 6-

facturers —

Teleph. 786 (Sannomiya) ; P.O. Box 22; [ kiai); P.O.Telephs.Box 268 2592-3086-4959

(Sannomiya); Cable(Fu-

Cable Ad: Franklin Ad: Limjee

H. J. Griffiths F. P. Vasunia

Agents for\ P.H. P.P. Vasunia

Vasunia

Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East R.1).D. T.G.D. R.Gandeviwala

Ihlwadia

Mirzan

.

Thomsen A Co. — 20, Harima-machi

Teleph. 5831 (Sann.); Cable Ad : :

Tadaima Venorkll,

gashi-mac hi; Mustaros

Teleph. 998 Hi-

(Sann.); Cable

J. H. Thomsen

Ad: Vendrell; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Toorabally & Co., V. H. (Estab. 1905), | 6thJ. Editions Mustaros, manager

and Bentley’s

Importers and Exporters — 26, San- |

■ nomiya-eho, 3-chome; Teleph. Sana, i G. K. Vf.ki.eysen

2713; Cable Ad: Toorabally dori, 3-chome, Fukiai-ku; P.O. Box 243;

TorfFukiai);

Hotel,P.O.

The—Telephs.

Box 184; Cable 3153 I| (’able

2153Ad:& Tor Ad: Nippobeige

A. F.Verleysen

Rodriguez de Castro

F. Starkow

! Unico

1 Trading Co., Ltd.—Kaigan Bldg.,

• 10,and Kaigan-dori;

3103; Cable Ad:Telephs.

GubbaySann. 3675 | Vickram

Im-

porters—P.O.

Jayna 1117; Cable

Union Insurance Bank

Ltd.—Chartered SocietyBuilding,

of Canton,9-a, Viroomal & Co.,Agents-P.O.

K.G., Exporters and

..' (Sannomiya);

Kaigan-dori; P.O. Commission Box 212;

Cab. Ad: UnionTeleph,. 361 | Cable Ad: Viroomal

Box 138;

 KOBE 173

Wadhoomall & Son, Importers and Winckler & Co.—5 to 7, Isobe-dori,

Exporters—13-2, 1-chome; 75; Telephs. 5530-4 (Fukiai);

Cable P.O.

Fnkiai 4812: CableIsobe-dori;

Ad: WadhcoTeleph. Box Wi tickler (Sannomiya); Ad:

Walker & Co., Importers and Expor- F. Fymtfcann i t Yokohau^a)

ters — Nippon Building, Kyo-machi: F.G. Gensen ( Hamburg)

Telephs.

P.O. Box 1447, and 1448

41; Cable (Sannomiya);

Ad: Walker W. Selig (Yokohama)

Westphalen (Kobe)

F. Doelling do.

Walthkb., J. Y., Insurance Agent -142, O. Werner ( Yokohama) .:

Bunka Mura, , Ashiya: Cable Ad: WlTKOWSKl

Walther machi; P.O. Box 359; Cable Ito-

A, Co., Ltd., J.—118; Ad:

WANAMAKfiR, John—86, Yedd-machi; Witkowski A; Goldman, managing diifectqr

1'Box

fetepbs.

1051;4157

CableandAd:5415; (Sann.); IM).

Wanainaker A.M. E.Gottlinger

Caro |j J.H. Blum

Oeo. F. "I'obler, Eastern director Meyer

Wole. Bans — 1T9, Hachiman-dori, 5-

Weinberger Y Cp., C.. Import and chonje; Teleph. 3212 (Fnkiai); Cable

Export Merchants—6, Hachiman-dori, Ad:Hans Hanswoll

Wolf

5(Fukiai);

chome, P.O.Fukiai-ku; Teleph. 3668

Box 198; Cable Ad:

Weinberger Wyllie

M. Nakano 4-chome,Shokai, R. A.-68,

Fukiai-ku; Cable Ad:Isobe-dori,

Rawau

WeitzEE, J., General Export, Import Yasuda & Co., T., Manufacturers and

and Commission

timandori, 5-chome;Agency-

Teleph.114,Fukiai

Ha- Exporters—P.O. Box 188; Cable Ad:

7530; P.O. Box 332; Cable Ad: Weitzel Power

Zkrollo, Fratelli Inc., Cotton Con-

Western Export trollers—30, Akashi-machi, Kobe-ku;

rima-machi, CableLumber Co. 7, Ha- Teleph.

Ad: Wexlumco Ad:A.Zerollo

San. 2087 ; P.O. Box 240; Cable

Whymars:

and Wholesale Provision Merchants—2, A. C. van Nahuys, asst, manager

Kaigan-dori, 1-chome; P.O. Box 69;

Cable Ad: Why mark Zirn Y Schmidt, Drs.—7, isobe-dori,

4-ohome; Teleph.

Dr.Residence:

Med. Fukiai

C. Zirn 5393 Clinic

(Private

Whaymark & George—2, Kaigan-dori 26, Yamamoto-dori, 2

Williams Brush Co.—20, Harimamaohi;

Telephs 811 and 812 (Sannomiya); I)r.chome;

Med.&Teleph.

Clinic Theo. Fukiai

Schmidt

Residence: 26,

1514)(Private

Yamamoto;

Cable Ad: Williamsco dori,

New 2-chome;

Clinic: r8,TelepK Fukiai 1514-2-

Yamaitioto-dori,

Wilson St Co., A., Kyo-machi

Shipchandlers and fehome)

Conapradores—82, Dr. Med. E. Sehaaps

 MOJI ATST» SHIMON OSEKI

These two towns are situated on either side of Shimonoseki Straits, th»

western entrance of the Inland Sea —Moji with a population of 1^2,798 one the

south and Shimonoseki with a population of 162,100 on the north. Shimonoseki

(recently amalgamated with Hikoshima Island—population 126,385), is under the

jurisdiction of Yamaguchi (population 130,000), 51 miles away, and Moji under

that of Fukuoka (population 302,068) 47 miles away. The foreign merchants

formerly all had their offices in Shiinonoseki, but owing to the very rapid growth

of Moji during the last 30 years, due mainly to its becoming an important coal and

industrial centre, most of the foreign and Japanese main and local branch offices

have removed to Moji. The city has now fine roads, and commercial buildings

with most up to date tram, bus and motor car services. The head office of the

Kyushu section of the Itiilway Bureau at Moji controls also part of the mainland

and the eight hour Fusan ferry service. An impo-,ing Government building,popses

the Customs Harbour, Marine Bureaux, etc., at Moji, and now wharves, capable of

mooring steamers drawing 30 feet, are made nearby. Moji has important trade

with the following neighbouring cities Kokura, population 135,000; Yawata

(Government Steel Works) 250,000 ; Tobata 77,556 ; Wakarnat.su, 77,307 and Moji

has absorbed the adjacent town of Dairi (on the west side), where there! are now

many factories and some foreigners’ offices. There is a fairly strong tidal current

through the Straits, but the anchorage, which is at Moji, is only affected by an

eddy, and good holding ground is general. However, most of the larger vessels

engage one of the numerous Buoys controlled by the Harbour Master. Steamers

entering from the West can get pilots at Rokuren Light, where boats have to

stop in any case for medical inspection and harbour-master’s instructionSi From

the eastward this inspection takes place at Hesaki Light. Means of transport are

good. Liners run regularly to all foreign ordinary ports of call ; and, while from

Shimonoseki the Sanyo Railway taps the north, from Moji the Kiushiu 'Railway

taps the south of Japan. The Shimonoseki Station Hotel provides good accom-

modation for foreigners. The Imperial Railway Department has also four large

ferry boats plying between Moji and the Shiinonoseki Station, while a ten minute

ferry plies between the usual landing places at Moji and Shimonoseki. ,A tunnel

is now being made under the straits and will take at least 4 years to complete.

Both towns have municipal waterworks, are lit by electricity, and are connected

by telephone with the principal towns, from Kagoshima and Nagasaki in the

south, to Tokyo in the north east. It should be specially noted that photographing

and sketching are forbidden within a radius of ten miles round Shimonoseki

and Moji on land and sea. The law in this respect is strictly enforced and ignorance

is not accepted as an excuse. . ,,

 MOJI AND SHIMONOSEKI 175

M, O J i

Moji C bstoms—Umetatechi, Nishikai- Old Shield Lub. Oil Co., 100% .Pure

gau-dori Pennsylvaniar—Bairi; Telepk. Moji

2449; Cable Ad Osloco

ADwi Municipal Office—Hiroishi-cho Mark Baygulow, manager

MoJi Post Office—Nichihon-uaachi, Pobtuguese Consulate—Nutter-yama,

jj-chome 5634, Shinkogane-machi, 6-chome;

Moji Poliob Station—Oaza Moji Telephs. 866 and Long Distance

1305; Cable Ad: Nutter

Vice-Consul—Horace Nutter

Moji Railway Bukeau—Oaza Moji

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—Ship- Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Ekimae,

ping & Engineering Office: 18, Dairi; Telephs. 189 and 526; P.O. Box

Minato Machi; P.O. Box 54; Cable 15; Cable Ads: Standvac & Vacuum

Ad : Nichizuico M. Matsumura | I. Kitamura

Nippon Yuskn Kaisha, I/td.—Sanbashi- S. U. & Co.—Uchihama-machi; Cable

dori Ad : Umezuki

SHIMONOSEKI

CONSULATES Mackinnon, Mackenzie A Co. {Japan),

Ltd.—

OrBat Britain—Karato-cho; Teleph. Wurui Shokwai, agents

705

Consular Agent—S. A. Ringer

Roman Catholic Mission— Maruyaiua-

■ Netherlands—Karato-machi cho

Vice-Consul—S. A. Ringer Rev. A. Ogihara, s. j.

Norway—Karato-machi Sumitomo Bank Nishinabe-cho

Vice-Consul—S. A. Ringer

Sweden—Karato-machi Wuriu Shokwai (Holme, Ringer A

Vice-Consul—S. A. Ringer Co.), Coal Exporters, Bunker Coal

Japanese Tourist Bureau—Shimonose- Suppliers, Shipping Agents, Ship-

ki Station Plaza; Teleph. 1962; Cable brokers^ Insurance Agents (Marine

Ad: Tourist and Fire), General Surveyors and

Lloyd’s Agents—5, Karato-machi;

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—165, P.O. Box 20; Telephs. 138 and 705;.

Cable Ad : Wuriu

26Hananocho

M.; M.Cable

; Teleph.

Ad 2646 ; P.O. Box

: Register

Kamakura, surveyor

S. A. Ringer, partner

M C. G. Ringer, per pro.

Masuda, clerk V. Ringer, do

176 KYUSHU

KYUSHU

Kyushu is the southernmost of the larger islands forming the Japanese

archipelago and'Occupies an area of some 15,000 square miles. It is the centre

of the coal mining industry. The principal cities are Moji (pop. 123,000), Kokura (pop

113,000) and Wakamatsu (pop. 57,326) on the north; Fukuoka (pop. 250,000)

with whichonistheincluded

Nagasaki west, the

and port of Hakata,

Kagoshima (pop.Yawata,

185,000)Tobata

on the(pop. 25,000),

south. On and

the

east coast lies the favourite watering place of Beppu (pop. 65,000). The

island is encircled with railways, with some breaks, and the centre is still

only partly unopened to railway traffic.

HIRECTOE Y

Bohler Keitbi Goshi Kaisha—13, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Myoken, Kokura Yasuda Bldg., l of 50, Shimonishi-

machi, Fukuokashi; Cable Ad:

Dunlop Kubber Co. (F. F.), Ltd.-210 Petrosam Hakata

Higashinakasu-cho, Fukuoka

Singer Sewing Machine Co., Ltd.

First National Pictures (Japan), -10, Kaminajima-cho, Fukuoka

Inc —Naka-Okudo-cho, Fukuoka United Artists Corporation of Japan

Horne Fukutoku Building, Okuhodo-machi,

FukuokaCo., Ltd. — 41, Tenjin-cho, Fukuoka

Percival Geo. Walker, manager

Kjellbergs Successors Goshi Kaisha Universal Pictures (Japan), Ltd.—

—43, Uo-machi, Kokura 41, Katadoi-machi, Fukuoka

Manufacturers Life Insurance Go.— Victor Gramophone Co. (Japan), Ltd.

—23, Shimo Koy ama-cho, Fukuoka:

Meijiya Building, Shimonishi-machi, Teleph.

Fukuoka-shi 3227

Paramount Films, Ldt.—Katakura Bldg., Weinberger & Go., C. Kyounachi,

23, Kamigofuku-machi, Fukuoka Kokura

 NAGASAKI

At the end of the sixteenth century, when the nations of Western Europe

were vigorously competing for the trade of the Far East, Nagasaki—then a

fishing village—was set aside by the Japanese authorities as a place of foreign

residence. It speedily became the chief trading port of the country. When

the Christian religion was banned in 1637 and only the Dutch were allowed

trade privileges, a small island in Nagasaki harbour called Deshima was

allotted the

During to thepersecution

Dutch merchants as a tradingin station

which culminated and placefromof Japan

the expulsion residence.of

foreign Christian priests, the city was the centre of the anti-Christian opera-

tions conducted by the Japanese government. By the treaty of 1858 Nagasaki

was one of the ports opened to British trade on the 1st of July in the follow-

ing year.

On entering the harbour of Nagasaki no stranger can fail to be struck with

the admirable situation of the town and the beautiful panorama of hilly

scenery opened to his view. The harbour is a land-locked inlet deeply in-

dented with small bays, about three miles long with a width varying from haif-

a-mile to a mile. A reclamation scheme was commenced in October, 1897, and

completed

measuring innearly January, 1905;in147length

five miles acreshave werebeen

reclaimed

built in; andfrontretaining

of what walls

were

formerly the foreign concessions at Deshima and

the harbour was deepened. The cost of the work was 4,000,000 yen. A wharf Umegasaki. Simultaneously,

to accommodate two vessels of 8,000 tons has been constructed by the muni-

cipality and is used by the vessels engaged in the express service between

Shanghai and Kobe. The town is on the eastern side of the harbour and the

foreign quarter is on the south-east. The foreign consulates are situated on the bund

facing the harbour, behind which are a few streets running parallel with it, and there

are a number

cathedral andoftwoprivate

largeforeign

parish residences

churches ; onAnglican

the hill-side. There is a Roman

and Nonconformist Catholic

services for

foreigners

(Nagasaki and International) and one foreign hotel, the Hotel du Japon. clubs

are held on alternate Sundays at the Seamen’s Home. There are two The

Mitsubishi Company own three docks in Nagasaki, the largest of which has

aspring

lengthtides of 714

of 34feetfeet

on 6theinches.

keel blocksAs a and a depth ofCehtre

shipbuilding watertheat place

ordinary

has

rapidly developed in recent years; in addition to large ocean-going passenger

and freight steamers, a battle-cruiser of 27,500 tons displacement and a battle-

ship of over 30,000 tons displacement have been constructed there. Recently the

Matsuo andDockyard, closeditsfor several years, hasNagasaki

been reopened under different manage-

asment

wara service

base is increasing

for steam trawlers,

during

accommodation.

1918. Thebutindustry

the vessels has were

gained

been allrestarted

sold considerable

to foreign importance

governments

on a smaller for

scale but

most

the of the trawlers

past fewbeing now

yearsabout use Tobata

in the60%industry as a base. Great strides have been made during

Nagasaki of thatof oftinned sardinesof Japan.

the whole in tomatoThejuice, the outputhasof

Municipality

erected

The a large fish market. Four reservoirs supply the city with water.

a briefrailway

sea passagedevelopment of recent

of ten minutes betweenyearsMojihasandmade it possible,

Shimonoseki, with

to travel

by rail from Nagasaki to Tokyo, via Kobe, in 24 hours. The climate of Na-

gasaki is mild and salubrious, and there

in the neighbourhood, the most famous being Mount Unzen, on which a nine- are popular health resorts

hole golf course was laid out in 1911, and which, since 1923, has been gradually

improved;

hour by railanother course hasfrom

or motor-car beenNagasaki.

laid out at Isahaya, a small town about one

The population of the port has increased asgreatly

229,700during

pearly;recent

doubleyears. In

itthewascensus

30 years takenpreviously.

in 1938 it was returned of what

L78 NAGASAKI

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Appeal Court—Manzai-machi Supt. of Investigation . T-

Presiding Judge—S. Miyake Tukamoto

Public Procurator—R. Wada Supt. of General Affairs—T. Mine

Custom House — Eagoromo-cho, 2- Municipal Office—36, Sakura-maehi

chom© Mayor—J. Mo

Director—S. Fukuchi

Chief Inspector & Chief Appraiser—

C. Miyake Post Office—Umegasaki-mati

Postmaster—M. Satow

Imperial Telegraph Office - Umegasaki- Supt. of Foreign Mails—G. Narisada

mati Supt. of Inland Mails -S. Takagi

Telegraph Master—B. Asada Supt. of Telephs.—H. Uchimura

Supt. of Communications—S. Kita Supt. of P. O. Life Insurance — Z.

Supt. of Delivery

K. Mori Supt. of Genera] Affairs—T. Hayasi

Ohinzei Gakuin—162, Takenokubo- France, Consular Agency — 42c.

machi; Teleph 3261 Matsugaye-cho

Hiroo Saijo, president

F. N. Scott (Residence 683, It- Great Britain—6, Oura; Teleph. 897;

chome, S hi roy am a mach i)

Mrs. F. N. Scott P. O. Box 16; Cable Ad: Britain

Consul—F. C. Greatrex

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Convent des Sosurs du Saint En- Netherlands—(Nee British Consulate)

fant Jesus—

Soeurs Madeleine de Pazzi Norway—7, Oura; P. O. Box 22

Epiphanie, M. Justine, St. Consul—V. Ringer

Anthelme, Therese de 1’Enfant

Jesus, St. Henri Portugal—7, Oura ; P.O. Box- 22

Nagasaki Episcopal Vice-Consul—V. Ringer

of Seamen’s Home,Church

Oura Chapel

Hon. Chaplain—Rev. Canon A. Sweden—7, Oura; P. O. Box 22

C. Hutchinson (Fukuoka) Vice-Consul—F. E. E. Ringer

CONSULATES United

machi,States

Oura;ofTeleph.

America—5, Tokiwa-

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 FORMOSA

This island, one of the largest in Asia, is situated between latitude and

26 degrees N., and longitude 120 and 122 degrees E., and is separated from

the coast of Fukien, China, by a channel about one hundred miles in width.

It is a prolongation of the Japanese and Loochoo Archipelagoes, and in 1886

was incorporated in the Japanese Empire. Its name Formosa, signifying

“beautiful island,” was conferred by the Portuguese, the first Europeans to

visit it, but it was called Taiwan (Great Bay) by the Chinese, to whom it

belonged from 1661 to 1694. It is said that the Japanese endeavoured to

form a colony in the island in 1620, but large numbers of Chinese were settled

there prior to that date. The Dutch arrived1 in 1634, and founded several

settlements, and traces of their occupation are still to be found in the island,

but they were compelled in 1661 to retire by the Chinese pirate chief Koxinga,

who then assumed the sovereignty of western Formosa. His grandson and

successor, however, was induced, twenty-two years later, to resign the crown

to the Emperor of China. By the Treaty of Shimonoseki, which terminated

the war between China and Japan in 1895, the island was ceded

to Japan as one of the conditions of peace, and on the 1st June, 1895,

the formal surrender was made, the ceremony taking place on board ship

outside iKeelung. The resident Chinese officials, however, declared a republic,

and offered resistance, and it was not until the end of October that the oppos-

ing forces were completely overcome, the last stand being made in the south

by Liu Yung-fu, the Black Flag General, of Tonkin notoriety. Takow was

bombarded and captured on 15th October, and Anping was peacefully occupied

on the 21st of the same month, Liu Yung-fu having taken refuge in flight.

Formosa is about 260 miles in length, and from 60 to 70 miles broad in

the widest part. It is intersected from north to south by a range of mountains,

which forms a kind of backbone, to the island, the loftiest peak of which,

Mount Morrison (Niitakayama), is 13,880 feet high. On the western side of

this range the slope is more gradual than on the eastern side, and broken

by fertile valleys which lose themselves in the large undulating plain on which

the Chinese are settled. The high land cast of the dividing chain is peopled

by an aboriginal race who acknowledge no allegiance to the Chinese Govern-

ment and made frequent raids upon the outlying Chinese settlements, but

as the island is being steadily opened up conditions are improving, and

doubtless in course of time they will become merged in the general popula-

tion, although naturally a savage and warlike people, allied to the Malays

and Polyneisians, who lived principally by the chase.

NativesThe 4,496,820,

populationJapanese

of Formosa

247,580;in Koreans

1932 was559;estimated

Savagesto 144,866,

be 4,932,033, comprised

I oreign (Chinese)of

42,017. and Foreign (others) 191.

The products of Formosa are numerous, vegetation being everywhere most

luxuriant, testifying to the richness of the soil. Tea, camphor, rice, sugar

and bananas The

to Japan. are fauna

largely includes

cultivated,bears,

the three latter deer,"

monkeys, being wild

extensively shipped

boar, badgers.,

martens, the scaly ant-eater and other smaller animals. Birds are not very

numerous, and snakes not as common as might be expected where vegetation

isrunning

so abundant. As regards

{viz., those minerals

at Kinkasaki andthere

Zuihoareinatthepresent

vicinityonlyof two gold mines

Keelung), and

the production

being shipped toofJapan

both Gold

in theandformSilver in Taiwan

of Ores has decreased,

The island has an area as they are

of about

13,888 square miles of which more than half is mountain, but nevertheless 21.5

per cent, is cultivated land and over 58 per cent, of the population are

farmers.

 FORMOSA 1»1

Amongst sundry factories and mills at various places in the island are

ice-works, factories,

fertiliser a brewery, strawboard and

jutepaper factories,

cementtwoworks,

flour-mills, hosiery factories

using Manchester ramie kilns), apd*

numerous mills,

oil-extracting brick-works

and rice (many

mills, several

electric-light plants, and a gas works (in Taipeh).

The trade and industries of the island are steadily developing, and both

fish and fruit are now being largely exported to the mother-country and

Dairen, whilst recently attention has been directed to the gathering of coral,

supplies of which have been found in the waters of the northern vicinity. AH

the principal towns are now equipped with water works, electric lighting,

and large markets, etc., and connection between them by motor lines of cars

is becoming general, replacing the push cars hitherto mainly in use.

One great drawback to the island is its lack of good harbours, which is,

more especially felt on account of the strength of the monsoons in the Formosa

Channel. Those on the eastern side are few and neither commodious nor

accessible;' whilst r on the west coast, with the exception of Keelung in the

north and Takow in the south, they are little better than open roadsteads.

Harbour improvements have just been completed at Keelung, and are still

being carried out at Takow-, when completed, they will greatly increase the

existing accommodation. The depth at low water at the entrance to the

harbours is 30 feet and 23£ feet, respectively.

Taipeh is the capital of Formosa, and Tainan is the chief city in the

south of the Island. The open ports are four in number, viz., Takow and

Anping in the south, and Tamsui and Keelung in the north. The latter was

held for some months in 1884-5 by the French, under Admiral Courbet, but was

evacuated on June 21st 1885. The rivers of Formosa are few, shallow,

and winding, only navigable to small flat-bottomed boats. The scenery is

delightful, and the climate is very pleasant in the wdnter, but hot in some

parts of the island.

A complete system of post and telegraph 'shivjc«s is. in force while two

cables connect the island ’with Japan proper.

Air service.,for passengers and mail:

Between Taipeh and Tokyo, daily.

Between Taipeh and Takad, daily

Between Taipeh and Karenko, daily.

A railway traversing the w’est side of the island, from Keelung in the

north to Keisbu in the south was officially opened by H.I.H, Prince Kan

In on October 24th, 1008. A short line also connects Taipeh and Tamsui in

the north. On the west coast is a loop line of 56$ miles between Chikunan

and Oden (near Shoka) Hugging the coast, as it does, it avoids the steep

gradients and numerous tunnels of the main line. On the through-line, sleep-

ing-cars are now run for the accommodation of first and second class passengers.

There is also a railway along the East coast, and some other minor lines

partially completed. Besides the Government lines there are 1,349 miles of

private railways laid by sugar companies.

The figures foif Foreign Trade, in 1938:

Imports from Japan ... Yen 277,894,924

Imports from Foreign ... Yen 44,228,818

Exports to Japan ... Yen 410,258,886

Exports to Foreign Yen 29,916,109

Total ... Yen 762,298,737

 TAMSUI AND KEELUNG

The port of Taxnsui lies in lat. 25 deg. 10 min. N., and long. 101 deg.

26 min. E., on the north-western side of the fertile island of Formosa. The

harbour has a troublesome bar, which has retarded the growth of the port and has

necessitated the transfer to Keelung of the steamship agencies that formerly made it

their headquarters.

known None but

as Hobe, is situated vessels

on the northof side

smallofsize

the trade

river, there. The miles

about two town from

formerly

the

bar. In October, 1884, the French ships under Admiral Courbet bombarded Tamsui,

but were unable to take the place. The Japanese took possession on the 7th June, 1895.

The port of Keelung lies to the north-east of Tamsui, in latitude 25 deg.

6 min. N. and longitude 121 deg. 47 min. E. It is situated on the shores of

a bay between the capes of Foki and Peton, some 20 miles apart, amidst bold

and striking scenery, backed by a range of mountains. It was once a Spanish

Settlement, but was subsequently captured and held by the Dutch until they

in turn gave place to the Chinese under Koxinga, formerly a pirate chief,

who caused himself to be proclaimed King of Formosa. Though but a mere

village, it had long carried on a considerable native trade with Amoy, Chin-

chew, and Foochow. Keelung was opened to foreign trade at the same time

as the other Formosan ports. The limits of the port are defined to be within

a straight line drawn from Image Point to Bush Island. On the 5th August,

1884, the port was bombarded by the French under Admiral Lespes, when the

forts above the town were reduced to ruins, and the place captured. It was

then garrisoned by the French, who held it until after the Treaty of Peace

had been signed at Tientsin in June, 1885 The place was occupied by the

Japanese on the 3rd, June, 1895.

At Keelung harbour improvements were completed in 1934 at a cost of

over 33 million Yen, and have largely increased the accommodation available.

The present harbour is however too small for the increased number of

vessels which enter and clear, and an extension work, which was started in

1935 under a 9-year programme at a total cost of Y7,795,440, is now in pro-

gress. The main work under the new programme is the construction of a

breakwater in the outer harbour. At present about 30 vessels of under 20,000

tons and above 3,000 tons can be accommodated in the inner harbour.

During 1900 a lighthouse was completed on Pak-sa Point, a low headland

on the west coast, some 20 miles south-west of Tamsui, and one has been

erected on Agincourt Island. At Keelung there are stone quays in connection

with class

tons the railway, alongside

are berthed, the ofdepth

whichof the

waterregular mail being

alongside steamers28-30of feet.

the 10,000

It is

now possible to accommodate at the quays about 10 steamers each of 10,000 tons

capacity, and admit ten steamers below this tonnage at the buoys.

The railway line between Tarnsui and Taipeh was opened in August, 1901,

and has been of great benefit to the people of the district. Keelung is the

northern terminus of the trans-Formosan Government Railway. The capital

city is known by the Chinese name of Taipeh, and also under the Japanese

nomenclature of Taihoku, which is now applicable, also, to the whole province, the

former names of Manka, Daitotei, etc., being urban districts and not applicable to

the city as a whole.

TAMSUI—KEELUNG—TAIHOKU (TAIFEH) AND DAITUTEI (TWATUTIA) 183

TAM8UI

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. (Tamsui Office)- Interests of France and Norway)—

S. Takahashi, manager Tamsui; Cable Ad : Britain

Consul—C. H. Archer

Boyd & Co., Shipping Agents Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Cable Ad: Pertoleum

British Consulate (Also in Charge of •T. Colwell Burden

KEELUNO

m m & Mizusaki Kumiai (Pilot Society)-

K.kklung Customs—Meijicho; Telephs. Capt. J. Sokimoto

110, 311 and 511 , Capt. G. Yamada

K.EELUNG Muncipial Office—Nisshincho M ft t xt # m ft m a

Keelung Post Office—Motomachi Osaka Shosen Kaisha-

T. Ohara, manager

Kinkai Yuse> Kaisha (Keelung Branch) Yamaguchi, signs per pro.

K. Matsumoto, manager

S. Kumai Sfl m ^

M atumoto & Co.—96, Futabacho Takao Customs Telephs. 2259 and

2362

ifct sSlfcM

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui

Co.), Merchants— sento

TAIHOKU (TAIPEJBL) ANL DAITOTE1

(TWATUTIA)

Anglo-American Direct Tea

Co., The—1, Idzumi-cho, Trading

2-chome, Tai- Sanwa Ginko—55, Hon-machi, 2-

pehD.; J.Cable Ad: Analambe chome Taihoku

T. M. Knight,

Wombe,manager

aast. manager Taiwan Shoko Ginko—l, Yamato-cho,

4-chome, Taihoku

BANKS Carter Macy Co., Inc., Tea Merchants

and Shipping Taipeh

cho, I-chome, Agents; —P.24-26, Eiraku-

O. Box 59 ;

ft ®nf £ ft t it; ** [ Cable Ad : Macy tea

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—Head Office: Robert B. Orr,

Harold L. Keen special agent

Sakae-machi, Taihoku, Formosa; Agencies

Cable Ad ■ Taiwangink :

American Pioneer Line

Kanan Ginko—2, Omote-cho, 2-chome, Barber Wilhelmsen Line

Taihoku “Ellermann” London Line

Java-China-Japan Lijn

184 TAIHOKU (TAIPEH) AND DAITOTEI (TWATUTIA)

CONSULATES tt t aTi jt m ¥ h

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui

Amebican — 9, Onari-cho, 4-chome, & Co ), Merchants—31, Omote-cho;

Taihoku P.O. Box 4

Consul—Gerald Warner North Formosa Foreign Board of

Netherlands — 40, Yeiraku-cho, 1- Trade—

chome Chairman— Robert B. Orr

Acting Consul—P. E. Chapman Vice-Chairman—F. C. Hogg

Secretary—Harold L. Keen

Elphinstone, S., Merchant, Coal and Committee—B.

Coughlin E. Bolton and R. G.

Sulphur Mine Owner—Taipeh; Telephs.

5444 & 4235 (Hokuto 14); Code: Bentley’s Okura Trading Co., Ltd., Merchants

S. Elphinstone —44, Omote-machi, Taihoku

T. T. Chew

General Manager of:

Tokki Gomei Kaisha Osaka Syosen Kaisya - Omotemati,

Agent for: Taihoku

Directory

Par East & Chronicle of the Post Office- 1 I, Mishiki-machi, Tainan

Formosa Black Tea Co.,

Tea Manufacturers The, Black Rising

Exporters—130,

Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

The, Taihoku, Importers and Distribu-

Nichome, Taiheicho, Taihoku ; Teleph. tors of Petroleum Products—Cable Ad:

4688; Cable Ad: Forteaco; Codes Used: Petrosam P. E. Chapman, manager (Absent;)

Acme, Bentley’s Complete Phrase,

Phrase & Schofield’s 3-Letter Code. 2nd C. J. Hodges, engineer-in-charge

Head Office:Ra, president

Taihoku (Tamsui Installation)

Kyokin

Keizoh Ra, mng. director Standard-Vacuum Oil Co,—7, Hokp-

moncho, Taihoku

Box 97; Cable Ad ;: Teleph.

Standvae3146 ; P. O.

* -fe E. Wo H. T. Dew, manager

Jardjne Matheson A; Co. (Taiwan), Ltd.,

Merchants, Shipping

Agents—25, Minato choand ; P.O.Insurance

Box 81 ; Tait A Co., Ltd.. Merchants—2i 22,

Cable Ad: AcmeJardines, Taipeh; Codes: ble Minato-cho, 1-chome, Taihoku; Ca-

Bentley’s, and Scott’s Ad: Tait

B. E Bolton, director F. H. Berger, director

C. Griffin, accountant Agencies :

Agencies : Peninsular * Oriental S.N. Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. The President Lines, Ltd-

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. American

Glen Line of Steamers Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Sub-Agency)

Blue FunnelandLine of Steamers South British Insurance Co., Ltd.

American Manchurian Line North

Union China Insurance

Insurance Society ofCo.,Canton,

Ltd.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Prince Line

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. Morris Commercial Cars, Ltd.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Morris Motors, Ltd.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. I Maersk Line

The Ben Line Steamers, Ltd

Lee Tiong Ghee & Co., Import, Ex- TheshipEastern & Australian Steam-

Co., Ltd.

port and General Commission Agents

—10, Nisshinoho, 2-chome, Taihoku j Iokki Gomei Kaisha—130, KenseLeho,

To Lam (K. G.) Lee, manager Taihoku

Agents for:

Standard-Vacuum Oil

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V. Qo. Twatutia Foreign Club—

Naigai Rubber Co., Kobe Chairman—H.

Hon. L. Keen

Secretary—D. J. Knight

 TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANPINfi

The city of Tainan (until 1889 known as Taiwanfu or Taiwanfoo

i.e. The capital of Taiwan) situated in lat. 23 deg. 6 min. N., and long.

1.29 deg. 5 min. E., is the oldest city in Formosa. For nearly two cen

turies it was the capital under the Chinese regime-, prior to that

it had been held by both the Dutch and Koxinga, and relics of the

former’s occupation still exist. Next to Taipeh, it is the principal city, and

in it the District Garrison Headquarters, Law Courts, Hospital, Higher

inSchools, etc.,have

the city are been

located.made,Since

andtheat Japanese

the present occupation

day the manymain improvements

roads are all

wide and well constructed. The old Chinese walls, some five miles in circum-

ference, have been demolished to make room for improvements.

Waterworks have been constructed in the hills some distance from the

city and it is now lighted by electricity, the power being carried by an over-

head line from a generating station a few miles south of Takow. Tainan is

distant 218 miles from Taipeh by rail.

Anping is the shipping port for Tainan, situated about ohree miles west

of that city on the border of a lagoon. Communication ia by a trolley

line and a creek navigable for chutehs and small junks. There is also

a road on which is a regular service of motor buses. The port itself

is an open roadstead, vessels anchoring outside the bar and a mile or

so from the beach. From November to the end of May the anchorage is a

good one, but during the S. W. moonsoon a heavy swell sets in, rendering

it difficult and sometimes impossible for vessels to load or discharge. Form-

erly Anping was a small but thriving port, but since the improvements to

Tak&o harbour were effected, its importance has materially declined, and it

is now almost deserted, though its proximity to Tainan still necessitates a

certain amount of shipping calling. As regards climate, Anping, during the

summer months, can boast of a comparatively cool temperature owing to sea

breezes; Tainan is usually two or three degrees warmer. From October to the

end of April there is little or no rain,and the cool weather then leaves noth-

ing to be desired.

on the Takao

edgeisofa what,

port twenty-nine

less than 20 miles

years toago,thewassouthward

a large, ofshallow

Tainan. Located

lagoon with

an extremely narrow and dangerous entrance, Takao has since been converted

into a fine harbour with fourteen buoys and a quay frontage

modating six large vessels (up to 23 feet draught) at one time alongside. At capable of accom-

low-water the depth is 24 feet, with 30 feet at the harbour entrance, which is

350 feet wide. The harbour improvements under the first period of construe

tion work are now completed, and vessels drawing less than 23£ feet can

readily

includesenter

the ofthe harbour.of a The

provision second

second pier,period of constructionofisthe

dredging, now in progress! It

construction a breakwater in Seishiwan, and thewidening

dredging of theharbour entrance,

harbour to an

average depth of 30 feet. Under existing conditions, steamers up to about 5,000

tons can be accommodated alongside the quay, vessels of 7-10,000 tons capa-

city find it difficult to enter the port if heavily laden, and have to discharge

some of their cargo in the outer harbour to enable them to come inside; if the

harbour were dredged to a depth of 28 feet this would be unnecessary. As

Takao is the only harbour in the south catering for the bulk of the sugar

trade and other industries, its future is assured. Large reclamations have

been made along the shore of the lagoon, transforming marsh-land into a well

laid-out, fair-sized town, with room for expansion.

 TAINAN, TAKAO AND ANTING

Foreign shipping is largely increasing in volume, sulphate of ammonia

and other fertilisers now being imported in considerable quantities. The

Japanese Government grants subsidies to the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for a fort-

nightly service with Canton, vid, Amoy, Swatow and Hongkong, as well as for a

servicetrade,

fruit of steamers

which isround

mainlytheaand

coast of Formosa

southern throughout

industry, anrunning the year.hasAsrecently

arrangement regardsbeen

the

arrived at between shippers the principal lineis

ments will in future be made by steamer direct from that port, from Takao, that ship-

instead of from Keelung, as hitherto. Another development of southern trade

that is being fostered is the fishing industry, in connection with which direct

boats to Japan are now being run.

The Government Kailway now runs day and night trains between Keelung and

Takao, the length

private light of which lineinland is approximately 246line,miles. Theretheare many

districts. Therailways

chief of running

these was the ArisanfromKailway,

the mainwhich hastapping

now been country

acquired

by theis notable

and Government. This line and

for itsaregradients tapsthethenumber

valuableof timber

tunnels forests

along theon Mount Arisan,

oftheir

thematerials,

private lines

also cari'yowned by sugar

passengers andcompanies

goods. The who,Government

in addition toroute. Many

transporting

Railway Depart

ment

are are gradually

runninginbuses buying up private services, throughout the Island and at present

Shihchiku the Noibetween

tli and Taipeh

betweenand KagiKeelung, Taipehin and

and Takao the Tamsui,

South. Taipeh and

The import trade is mainly in the hands of Japanese firms, the only item still in

the hands of foreigners being kerosene and its allied products. The Gov

ernment has given every encouragement to the sugar industry, and many

large modern mills have been erected during the past few years. Of the six

staple industries of Formosa, opium, camphor and salt, tobacco and wineg

have been monopolised by the Formosan Government.

DIRECTORY

Rank of Taiwan, Ltd. -Cable Ad: Taigin Hamburg-Amerika Line

Tokyo Marine

Lee Trading Corporation -- Bantan’ Taisho Marine

Heito, Takao; Cable Ad: Lee

Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile

n £ S.S. Co., Ltd.)—Taisho-machi, Tainan;

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General Telephs. 37 and 1200; Cable Ad: Shosen

Merchants—Takao; Cable Ad: Mitsui: T. Yoshitani, manager

Codes: A.B.C 5th & 6th edn., Bentley’s J.H. Tanaka

Yamamoto |I J.K Horino

Sai

Complete Phrase & 2nd Phrase Codes Agency.

Agencies.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo Fire

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha, Ltd.

Blue Funnel Line

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co. Taiwan Soko Kaisha. Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Norddeutscher Lloyd Taiwansoko

 CHOSEN (KOREA)

Chosen (“Morning Calm"), by peaceful annaxation in August 1910 became

an integral part of the Japanese Empire. It is a peninsula extending south-

ward from the north-east of Asia, washed on the east by the Sea of Japan,

on the west by the Yellow Sea. To the north lie Manchuria and the Russian

Maritime Province, the boundary being marked by the rivers Yalu and Tumen

and the Ever-White Mountains; while on the south it faces the west of Japan

across the Korea Strait, with the island of Tsushima about midway. It has

a coast-line of some 5,400 miles, including its innumerable islands, of which

Quelpart is the largest. It is situated between 124° 11' and 130° 56’ E long,

and between 33° 06' and 43° N lat., its total length being 600 miles from

north to south, and greatest breadth 13p miles from east to west, with an area

of about 85,156 squaie miles. The eastern half of the peninsula is a sinuous

range of mountains of which western Korea is the slope, and the chief rivers

are therefore on the western side, most of the important harbours being sit-

uated on that coast. Chosen is divided into thirteen provinces Wo):—North

and South

Chusei, NorthKankyo,South NorthKeisho

and South Ueian, Kokai, Kogen,

Zenra.Keiki,

TheNorth

climateandisSouth

tinental, but heandilthy. and North

Cold and heat waves and

run toSouth

the extreme, and especially iscon-

the

cold

perature between day and night is very sharp, reaching 25 degrees in some places intem-

severe in the North. Spring and Autumn are short, and the variation in the

north. andThethefauna

south, includes

pheasant, tigers,

eagle, leopards,

falcon, crane wild deer, are

and stork wildcommon.

hogs and Amonkeys

stuntedinbreed

the

of native horses exists and immense numbers of oxen are raised both as draught

animals and for food. Coats are few, and sheep-breeding was started in 1914

by the introduction of sheep from Mongolia. It is now being greatly encouraged

by the authorities, with the idea of making the Japanese Empire as far as

possible, self-supporting as to raw wool. A great deal of attention is now

being paid by the Government to the encouragement of breeding horses as well

as other livestock, and to the raising of swine and poultry. Much of the soil

is fertile, and agriculture has considerably advanced under the Japanese re-

gime, with improved methods of cultivation, in the selection of seeds and

manure, in irrigation and in reclamation. Sericulture, cotton and fruit-

growing are also being given great encouragement by the authorities, and

cotton growing in the South and wool in the North are looked upon as indus-

tries with a great future both for Korea and Japan. There are extensive

forests in throughout

distributed the north, theandcountry.

gold, copper, iron,exports

The principal coal and otherfertilizers,

are rice, mineralscotton,

are

beans, raw silk, textiles, raw copper (re-export) coal and pulp. Manufacture grows

yearly,

cement and includes

andGreat cotton

flour.development yarn,

The greaterhaspartsilk reeling,

of the sugar, paper, artificial fertilizers,

bottoms.

new harbours have been constructed taken placesea-borne

at Seishin, along the

Rashin

trade is carried

and North

Yuki. East

by Japanese

TheCoast, wherein

railways

this district are under the control of the South Manchuria Railway Co., and a large

trade between Japan and Manchuria is expected through these ports in the

future.

countries.Rashin is a growing port for Korean and Manchurian exports to foreign

Opinions differ as to the exact origin of the Koreans. Their language

belongs to the “Turanian” group, and is more akin to Japanese than to any

other tongue, especially in grammatical construction, though in pronunciation

Mid vocabulary there are great differences. Chosen was once a greatly ad-

188 CHOSEN (KOREA)

vanced nation, from which the Japanese learned many arts and crafts, and

indeed the rudiments of the ancient Chinese civilisation, but she seems never

to have enjoyed any political importance. Situated between China in the

west and Japan in the east, her rulers seem ever to have been involved in

intrigue and scheming to keep in with the stronger party. For centuries she

paid tribute to Peking, while preserving a nominal independence and pur-

suing a policy of exclusion to all foreigners other than Chinese. After the

Meiji Restoration in Japan, the Japanese were anxious to break down this

eccolu^ve barrier, and in 1876 succeeded in entering into a treaty of amity

and commerce. Although China assented to this and to subsequent treaties

with other foreign powers (with America, 1882; -with Britain, 1883; with Ger-

many and Russia, 1884, etc.), thus acknowledging Chosen’s complete indepen-

dence,

siderablesheintrigues

nevertheless

were continued inconsistently

centred round the Korean to claim

throiie,suzerainty.

and there were Con-

frequent clashes between Chinese soldiery and Japanese residents. The Tien-

tsin Treaty of 1885 provided that both Japanese and Chinese shotild withdraw

their troops from Korean soil, nor should enter either party in future despatch

troops

of this, there

treatywithout

in 1894notifying the other.to byIt the

when appealed was. Korean

China'sGovernmet

ignoring thefor terms

help

against the Tonghak rebellion, and the subsequent counterface of Korea to-

wards Japan asking for help to expel the Chinese, that was the

immediate cause of the Sino-Japanese War. The next pnase saw

Russian influence to the force and in 1904 came the Russo-Japanese

War, as a result of which Russia was forced to acknowledge Japan’s

paramount interest in Korea The internal administration of Korea

being notoriously corrupt, Japan established a protectorate over Korea

by a treaty (‘Nov. 1905), when the great statesman Prince Ito was appointed

Resident-General. More and more power passed into Japanese hands, and

after the Successive assassinations of Mr. Stevens, the American diplomatic

adviser

himself appointed

at Harbin byin October,

Japanese 1909,

nomination, at San

and of Mr. Yi, Francisco,

the Koreanofpremier,

Prince theIto

Japanese decided that the protectorate plan woiild not

22nd, 1910, was signed the treaty by which Korea was annexed to Japan. The w-ork, and on August

Korean Imperial family were given Japanese titles of Royalty and suitable

allowances,

there was aand the Government

widespread movementGeneral

amongstwas the

set Koreans

up in Seoul. Duringtheir

to recover 1918-19

in-

dependence, and a deputation proceeded to Paris: to place their claim before

the Peace Conference, but arrived too late. The methods adopted by the

Japanese to suppress the insurrections that broke out were subjected to grave

criticism for their alleged brutality and severity, though the authorities did

their best to suppress all information of a damaging nature ■ but since then

the former militaristic policy has been largely abandoned, and the svstem of

gendarmes for the most place replaced by a civilian police force

The task before Japan When she. took over the reins of government, was no

mean one, but she tackled it with characteristic energy, and much has been achieved.

She has established

introduced a form ofa well-organised judicial system,

local self-government. with trained

In 1930 advisory bodies,judges

in the and

formhasof

Provincial, Municipal and Urban and Rural District Councils, were created and in

1930 an Ordinance was published transforming, within well-defined limits, these

Councils into self-governing bodies. The first elections under the new system for the

Municipal and Urban district Councils were held in May, 1937. Reform of the

financial administration has received a great deal of attention In 1919 for

the first time no subsidy was needed from the Imperial Government but in

subsequent years owing to various administrative reforms it has been necessarv

for grants to Inbethemade

Yl2,913,966. fromof education,

sphere the Nationalfollowing

Treasury.on theIn establishment

1937 the orantofamounted

elemfcntaryto

schools of Japanese lines throughout the country, considerable advance had been

made in the development of higher education, culminating in the opening of the

Imperial University

missionaries, who werein Keijo (Seoul) inof 1918.

the pioneers A great

education debt is Inhowever

in Korea. the waydueof tocommuni-

foreign

 CHOSEN (KOREA) -KEf JO (SEOUL) T89

c-ation^, much has been done in prbvidingtdieghighic and tele^onic communication

modern lines, and highways now conhect village with village and town with town, on

the best roads being in the South. A network of railways around the country

is steadily moving towards completion. First .class roads are 24 feet wide,

connecting the capital with the provinoial governments, second class roads

are 18 feet wide, and run between the provincial governments and the ports

and prefectural magistracies. The total length of roads on March 31, 193K

was 27,731 kilometres. The total length of railways at the end of March, 193«

was 4,066 kilometres of Government Railway and 1$21£ kilometres of private.

(Fusan-Antung, 950 kilometres; Keijo-Kainei, $62 kilometres; Taiden-ALokpo,

260 kilometres, etc) Waterworks exist at Keijo and other places. The total

population of Korea at the end of March, 1938 was 22,355,485 of whom 21,682,855

were Korean, 629507 were Japanese and 43,123 were foreigners (including Chinese).

KEIJO (SEOUL)

for The old city

capital), lies ofinKeijo (formerly

37 deg. knownN. as1st.,'

30 min. Hanyang

and If?or Seoul)

deg. 4(themin.native term

E. long,

and is situated almost in the centre of the province of Keiki about thirty-

five miles from the mouth of the River Han. Formerly the city was surrounded by

crenelated walls of varying height, averaging about twenty feet, with arched

stone bridgesspanning the water-course. The crumbling remains of these walls

still cling picturesquely to the hills at various .points outside the city, and

two of the have

daimon) largestbeen

gates,preserved

tne SouthasBigmonuments

Gate (Nadaimon)

in situ.andThethe boundaries

East Big Gateof (To-

the

urban prefecture of Keijo were widely extended in 1936 and no v included

of Eitoho, south of the Han river. The old city wms divided into two

nearly equal portions by a long main Street (the modern Shore),

running east and west, the King’s Palace and more important public build-

ings being situated in the northern half, wrhich was divided into east and

west

point of intersection being marked by a pavilion,streetthe atChong

quarters by a road intersecting the main right-angles,

Kak (“ Bellthe

Kiosk”), containing a large hell, about seven feet high. This spot was re-

garded as the centre of the city, and from it a further road bore off to the

south aod south-west, leading to the Nandaimon. All these roads have been

widened and improved, the present Nandaimon-dori being a fine highway

nearly 120 feet wide. The principal thoroughfare of the city now is the great

TaiheLdori. running from the Nandaimon northward to the palatial build-

ings of the Government-General, situated in front of the old Imperial Palace.

This thoroughfare intersects Shoro somewhat to the west of the old centre,

and to the south of and parallel to Shoro another wide thoroughfare has been

driven from in front of the City Office on the Taihei-dori eastwards (Kogane-

machi). About midway between this Kogane-machi and the South Gate along

the Nandaimon-dori there is a fine square, where stand the Central Post Office,

the Dai Ichi Ginko, the great Mitsukoshi Department Store and other im-

portant buildings- This is the Japanese shopping centre, many of the

important Japanese retail firms having branches in and around Honmachi,

the very typically Japanese shopping street that branches off from this square.

On the opposite side, running hack to the Northwest past the Chosen Hotel

into Taihei-dori in front of the city Office, is another broad thoroughfare,

called Hasegawa-cho. In this central part of the city the roads, public

buildings and shops can bear favourable comparison with the great towns of

Japan proper. Many other roads have been made and widened in different parts of

the city, particularly in the vicinity of the new Imperial University, which

 190 KETJO (SEOUL)

lies in the north-east and was opened in May, i926. The work of town-planning

the making of parks and so forth, is pursued regularly each year, though

somewhat hampered at present by lack of funds. Lastly, mention must be

made of the stecip hill of Nansan, which hav dominates the city to the south,

half-way up the slopeof which the Japanese e set the great Chosen Shrine,

at which Ama-terasu O-mikami, the divineancestress of the Japanese Imperial

family, and the Emperor Meiji, founder of modern Japan, are venerated as

national guardian deities. This shrine is approached by a magnificant flight

of stone stops, and from the terrace in front of it a splendid panorama of

the city outspread below is obtained.

The population of the city was 677,241 at the end of 1936. The number of

Europeans and Americans is under 400.

DIRECTORY

BANKS * Brodessolles et Boutant—367, Taihei-

cho, 2-chome, Keijo

Bank of Chosen, The—Keijo, Chosen Christian Literature Society of Korea,

Chosen Industrial Bank, The—Head Publishers Oflice of theand“Korea

Booksellers. Publishing

Mission Field"

Oflice: Keijo; Cable Ad: Shokugin. —Telephs. 3090, 3091 & 3092 (Koka-

Branches: Pusan, Mokpo,

Taikyu, Koshu, Jinsen, Heijo, Gunsan, mon)

Chinnampo.66 Shingishu, liev. E. H. Miller, ph. d., adminis-

Totalling Branches Gensan, etc.;

throughout Rev.trative

E. W.secretary

Koons, d.d., distribution

Chosen;

Tokyo also Branches in Osaka and secretary

President—S. Hayashi Rev. E. W. New, children’s work

Vice-President—Y. Watanabe secretary (Part Time)

Directors—R.

B. ToininagaKaneko,

and H. S.Matsui

Yamaguchi, CONSULATES

Auditors—K.

Nakatomi Hara, T. Shin and K. America—10, Teido-cho; Teleph. 772

(Kokamon)

Chosen Snoavo Ginko—ill, Nandai- Consul-General—O Gaylord

Vice-Consul—Arthur Marsh

B. Emmons

mon-dori, 2-chorne

Chosen Shokusan Ginko—140, Nan- France—30, Hamaguri-cho; Teleph.

daimon-dori, 2-chome 977 (Kokamon); Cable Ad : Fran-

sulat

Consul—M. Pierre Depeyre

Dai-Ichi Gtnko,

dori, 2-chome Ltd.—9, Nandaimon- Vice-Consul—M. E. Martel

Great Britain—Teleph. 30 (Kokamon);

Kanjo Ginko—4, Nandaimon-dori, Keijo Cable Ad: Britain

Consul-General—G. H. Phipps

Sanwa Ginko—5, Nandaimon-dori, 2- Secretary—Miss

Writer—S. Yamanaka J. V. Davidson

chome

Yastjda Bank—41, Hon-cho Netherlands—71,

chome, Takesoye-cho.

Keijo; Teleph. K. 2171; Cable2

Ad: Plaisanb

British & Foreign Bible Society— Hon. Consul—P. A. Plaisant

92,

CableShoro

Ad: ; Teleph. 283 (Kokamon);

Testaments

Thomas Hobbs, secretary U. S S. R. — 15, Teido; Cable Ad:

 KEIJO (SEOUL) 191

Davidson, H. W., Merchant and Com- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. (Chosen

mission Agent—IS,Takezoe-cho;Teleph. | Branch)—10, Nandaimon-dori, 2-chome,

337; Cable Ad: Davidson; Codes: A.B.C. Keijo; Box 65;Telephs.

Cable Ad:H.Petrosam

1029 & H. 265; P.O.

5th

UnionEdition, Bentley’s and Western D. M. Heape, manager

H. W. Davidson Fwan Installation

Y. Ito, manager

Japan Steel Products

Hasegawa-cho, Keijo Co., Ltd.—116, Bumpyo Installation

J. C. Hancock, engr.-in-charge

J apan

StationTourist Bureau—Fusan Railway Seoul Club —Teleph. Kokamon 1025

McFari

Engineerane,—Alex.,

Soshaassoc, Mining “ Seoul

i.m.m., Chosen;

Keikido,

Press, ” Daily 1-chome;

English—Taihei-dori, Newspaper Teleph.in

Cable Ad: McFariane Sosha; Code: H.A.31;Tokizane, Kokamon 400

Bentley’s Complete Phrase Frank Y. Kim,president editor

Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer Co., Ltd. — Severance Union Medical College

116, Hasegawa-cho; Cable Ad: (Nurses’ Training School)—115, Nandai-

Metrofilms mondori; Teleph. 5121 (Honkyoku);

Cable Ad: Severance

Missions EtrangSres de Paris Meiji- O. R. Avison, m.d., ix.d., Presi

machi, 2-chome

Vicariat de Seoul K.D.dent

S.B.Oh,Emeritus

m.d., d.sc.,

Avison, m.d.,President

d.p.h., Vice-

Eglise Cath^draleA. Larribeau, vicaire

Monseigneur President & Prof, of Pediatrics

apostolique

Rev. P. Villeruot, pro-vicaire I. S. Yun, m.d. (Kyoto), Dean k

Rev. G.P. Guinand,

Poyaud superieur Prof, of Pathology

Rev. Y. Prof, C. Phee,

of Dermatology & Genito-

m.d. (Tokyo), Supt.

Rev. D. Polly Urology

Rev., E. Chabot Rev. L. Pichon ,(/.• Prof,

Y. Choi. m.d. (Kyoto), asst. supt. &

Rev. C. Bouillon Rev. J.Molimard of Ophthalmolofy

Rev. P. Bouyssou Rev. J. Lagarde S.

Rev. A. Gombert Rev. J. Colin

Rev. P. Melizan Rev. P. Barraux Medicine m.d., Prof, of Internal

H. Martin,

Rev. P. Chizallet Rev. C. Coy os H. Y. Oh, M.p. (Kyoto), Prof, of

Rev. J. Jaugey, Rev. P. Singer Internal Medicine

procureur Rev. E. Fromen T. W. Yun, m.b., m.d. (Kyoto), Prof,

Rev. J. Bodin toux of Gynecology k Obstetrics

Rev. P. Perrin Rev. F. Haller E. W. Anderson, m.d., Prof, of

Ophthalmology

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Merchants C. Ophthalmology

Y. Choi, m.d. (Kyoto), Prof, of

—64, Kogane-cho, 8-chome; P.O. Box 15 Paul(Tohoku),

D. Choy, m.b.,

Prof.b. sc.,of med., m.d.

Medical

Morris, J. H. Merchant—7-2. Seidai- Jurisprudence

mon-cho M. S. Kim, m.s., ph.d., m.d.

Representing'. (Kyoto Prov. Univ.), Prof, of

American Mail LineLine Physiology

Dollar Steamship S. chemistry

Lee, m.d.k(Kyoto),

ChemistryProf, of Bio-

The Home Insurance Co. Y. ofT.Bacteriology

Choi, m.b., m.d. (Osaka). Prof.

Nipponophone Co., Ltd.—111, Hasegawa k Hygiene

eho, Koijo S.J. K.A.Lee,MeAnlis,

m.d., Prof,d.d.s.,

of Pharmacology

Prof, of

Dentistry

Nurupi Kozan Kabushiki Kaisha — K.kChang, m.d., Prof, of Psychiatry

Neurology

Taiyudo; Cable

G. C. Cranor Ad: Taiyudokozan

P. Surgery

K. Koh. m.d. (Kyoto), Prof, of

C H. Feldmann | E. C. Mandlev

 KEIJO (SEOUL)

I. C. Chung, m.d. (Keizyo), Prof, of Standard - Vacuum Oil Cg., — 178,

Itchome, Gishu-dori; Telephs. 1269

Anatomy

K.genology

L. Jung, Technician of Roento- and 647 (Kokamon); P.O. Box 3

(Seidaimon); Cable Ads: Standvac

H.&S.Chemistry

Lee, m.b., Asst, of Biochemistry

G. Whitman

H.Larynogology

I. Lee, Asst. Prof, of Otorhino- T. P. Nock | Miss U. Mouat-Biggs

E. M. Lawrence, r.n. Steward & Co., E. D., Importer, Whole-

F.B. Taylor,

Hauser, r.n. sale, Retail and General

Y. Medicine

r.n.

P. Hahn, Lecturer of Internal Ad 345, Taihei-dori; P.O. BoxMerchants—

19; Cable

: Steward

C.Rev.Murayama, Lecturer of Japanese

M. Samejima, Prof, of Ethics Taylor & Co., W. W. (Proprietors of Old

Major Curio Shop) — Taylor Building, 112,

Cho,L.Foreign

Y. German Nokuchi,Languages

Drill Master

& Chinese) (English, Hasesawa-cho,

Teleph. opposite Chosen

2183 (Honkyoku); Hotel;

P.O. Box 27;

S.S. Lee,

Kim, do. do. Cable Ad: Taylorgawa

W. W. Taylor

do. do. A. W. Taylor

K.Anatomy

Susaki, M.i). (Kyoto), Lecturer of Agencies :

C. Mathematics

Choi, Lecturer of Physics & Higher States Steamship Co.

American Express Co. (Shipping

M. Amakisi. Lecturer of Bacteriology Correspondents)

South British Insurance Co.

& Hygiene Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark

C. Surgery

Y. Sung, m.d. (Keizyo), Lecturer of Fox Eiga Kaisha

T. S. Cho, m.d. (Kyoto), Asst. Prof, of Estey OrganTypewriter

Underwood Co. Co.

H.Dermatology

S. Lee, m.d. (Tokyo), Asst. Prof, of

Y. Lee, m.d. &(Keizyo),

F. Roentogenalogy Genito Urology

Lecturer of Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—1, Nan-

daimon-dori, 5-chome; P.O. Box 25;

S. Medical m.d. (Kyoto), Lecturer of Cable

Nisiki, Law Ads: Texaco & Faithful

E. C. Robinson, manager

K. Kitazono, m.d., Field Medicine C. R. Halberg, accountant

Severance Wholesale Medical Supply Lmomsen & Co., General Merchants and

Co., Ltd.

chome, — 115,

Keijo, Mandaimon - dori, 5- Shipping—Saito

Chosen dori; P.O. Box 108;Building, Namiaimon-

Cable Ad: Thomsen,

Dr. Y. K. Park, mng. director Keijo

Si Chang Lee, manager Wallace, Peter-439, Taihei-dori, Keijo,

Singer Sewing M achinf.Co.1 -28, Teido; Teleph H. 3399; P.O. Box 16; Cable

Teleph. Kokwamon 259; P.0. Box Ad: Wallace

24; Cable Ad: Singer Yeijtu Mines, Ltd.—Shinshi Post

H.M.H.Zuber

Peck I| G.H. W. R. Crawford

Jones Office, Heihoku, Chosen

 UNSAN GOLD MINES—CHEMULPO (JINSEN) 193

TJNSA'N GOLD MINES

Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., The F. S. Orcutt, Diamond Drilling

—Postal Ad: Hokuchin, Chosen (Korea); T. F. McCoy, foreman, Taracol Mine

Cable Ad: Pukchin, Hokuchin; Codes : K. D. Johnson, shift boss

Bentley s,A. Moreing

and & Neil, A.B.C.New

4th C. E. Wood, do.

York5th,Office; and

1-3 5Western

WilliamUnion.

Street A. R. Reed, foreman, Chintui Mine

E. Larsen, foreman, Tabowie Mill

J. B. Lower, gen. manager N. Larsen, shift boss

M. R. Arick, asst. gen. manager J. A. Eberhart, do.

H. Cupp, supt. of Mines, Timber and B. P. Smith, foreman, Taracol Mill

Fuel W. G. Cheesman, shift boss

S. E. lijima, secy to gen. mgr. G. Hasselbach, do.

W. H. Aldridge, mech. and electrical R. E. Hull, dp.

engineer A. H. O’Bryant, do.

D. W. Leeke, assayer J. E. Casale, do., Cyanide Plant

F. B. Shelnutt, cashier, Accounts A C. H. Crowe, do., do.

Purchases J. McFarlane, office assistant

P. W. Hyde, geologist P. O. Hunt, Tribute Ore

G. C. Evans, metallurgist S. Blain, Dump Retreatment

R. H. Oliver, Mine Operations Townsend

F. Matsuoka, electrical engineer

Dr. E. L. Power, m.d. Chosen & Co., agent, Chemulpo»

Y. J. Morris, foreman, Tabowie Mine Leonard

Japan Birnie, correspondent, Kobe,

A. P. Mihailov, shift boss A. Moir & Co., agent, London

J. F. Dana, do. F H. Seeley, agent, San Francisco

M. O. Fox, do.

CHEMULPO (JINSEN)

Jl| Ll Jin-sen

This port is situated 24 miles west of Seoul and is reached by train in 50

minutes, the two cities being also connected by a good motor road. Among

Korean ports, Chemulpo is surpassed by Fusan alone in the volume of its

trade. The harbour is protected by two islands lying across the entrance, but

suffers the extreme inconvenience of a rise and fall of tide Teaching 30

feet. A dock was constructed in 1918 large enough to accommodate three

steamers of 4,600 tons each, and the construction has now been begun of an-

other dock on a much larger scale. There is no dry dock at Jinsen, only a

small

has beenslipreclaimed

for small and iscraftnow repairs. Nearstreets

covered with the and

harbour a large

buildings, area

including

the custom-house, offices and godowns. Chemulpo is growing industrially and

possesses flour mills and a cotton spinning and weaving mill. The popula-

tion in 1935 was 82,992.

The annual trade of Jinsen in 1938 was valued at Yen 344,600,139.00 (Export:

Yen 129, 859, 598.00; Import: Yen 214, 740, 541.00).

Thereofis4,600

8 vessels a wet

tons,basin, with two

and vessels canlock

entergates

at allatstates

Entrance,

of thewhich

tide. canAllaccommodate

ocean going

vesselsthelieport.

from outside Sho-Getsubito Island in the outer anchorage about three miles

A1

194 CHEMULPO (JINSEN)

It has been

parallelupwith decided

the presentto construct

basin at aa newcostbasin

of Yena little to the southwillof accommodate

10,000,000 and running

vessels to 0,000 tons. Surrounding the present basin are which

large warehouses suffi-

cient to handle the trade.

The inner harbour is gradually being dredged to a depth of 26 feet 1. w.s. 1936

marks the fiftieth anniversary of opening of the Jinsen harbour. In this connection

theOctober

on plan forI.expanding

As resultwards

sevenof villages

Jinsen municipal

adjoining administration was puthasinto

beenforce

corporated into.the municipality. This means JinsenJinsen municipality

municipality now covers in-

1,760

square

ation ri in area or four times the area before enforcement of the plan with a popul-

formerofand19,000

2,300households

in latter. with

Jinsen93,000 members

has become the showing an increase

fifth biggest by 2,000

city and in the

the second

biggest trade harbour in Chosen, being one of the twenty big cities throughout the

Empire.

Steamers

Kaisha, of the Kisen

Amagasaki OsakaKaisha,

Shosen and

Kaisha, ChosenKisen Yusen Kaisha,and Kawasaki Kisen

steamers

and thereplyareregularly between

good services between andShimatani

JapanJinsen Korean ports on Kaisha,

and Tsingtao, the some

West outside

East andChefoo,

Weihaiwei, coasts,

Chin-

nampo, Antung, and Dairen with an occasional vessel to Shanghai via Fusan

Every effort is being made by the Government-General of Chosen to make Jinsen

theparts

all principal

of theport in Chosen

country. for the ofdistribution

A network railways haveof through

been andfreight and passengers

are being extended toto

the N.W.

coast and N.E.

are being rapidlyborders,

connectedwithupSeoul

with asthethetrunk

centre,

lines.and all the ports around the

DIRECTORY

Hi J§| Kwang Chang Post Office—

Bennett & Co., Insurance and Ship- . Postmaster—J. Miyahara

ping Agents, Lloyd’s Agents and

Surveyors—Cable Ad : Bennett

Walter Geo. Bennett, signs the firm Townsend

Teleph. 1.3;tfc Cable

Co., Ad:

General Merchants—

Townsend

Y. Matsumoto A. C. Biddle, proprietor

British Consulate— Weather Bureau of Tvosen—Zinsen,

Consular Agent—W. Geo. Bennett Tyosen, Nippon

Custom House— S. L Kunitomi, director

Director-^M. Oda

Wolter

Teleph. tfc79;Co.,P.O.Carl,Box.Gomei Kaisha—

3, Cable Ad:

Municipal Office— Wolter

Mayor—T. Nagai Paul Schirbaum | H. Kieck

 GENSAJV (WONSAN)

iii % (ien-san.

This port, situated on the north-eastern coast of Chosen, is in the southern

corner of the province of South Kankyo, about halfway between Fusan and

Vladivostock. The native town has grown considerably since the port was

opened to trade, and contained a population of 61,772 at the end of 1936.

The town is built along the southern shore of the bay, and through it runs

the main road which leads from Reijo to the Tumen river. The harbour is a

good one, being spacious, easy of access, and well sheltered with excellent

holding ground and convenient depth of water.

Trade is carried on by regular lines of steamers running to Japan and coastwise.

The exports consist chiefly of gold, cement, beans and rice. Imports consist chiefly

offoodstuffs.

iron and steel, cotton and silk manufactured goods, kerosene oil, machinery and

DIRECTORY

Chosen Yusen Kaisha, Steamship Nakanoshima, Osaka; Cable Ad: Shosen

Owners— K. Hori, president

Custom House— PostPostmaster—M.

Office— Arimoto

Director—K. Kendo

Genzan Brewing Co.— Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Kane Mitsu Brewing Co. (Sake)— Bumpyo Installation,

Chosen; Teleph. Gensan Gensan-kyoku,

1128 ; P.O.Box

Maeda Iron Works—. 30; Cable Ad : Petrosam

Bentley’s. Head Office: ; Code:

Yokohama

Osaka Shosen Kaisha— J. C. Hancock, manager

T. Ishiguro, asst, manager

Municipal Office—Kankyu Nan-do

Mayor—T. Goto Sawai Iron & Shipbuilding Co.-

Osaka Mercantile

The—Head Office:Steamship

Osaka Cc Bldg.,

Ltd., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—

FUSAN

m w. Fu-san

Fusan, 280 miles from Seoul, is the main gateway for Korea and is the

southern terminus of its trunk railway line. It was once the sole channel

of traffic between Korea and Japan, there having been a settlement of

Japanese here for many years. The port is well protected with a range of

hills to the nor th-west and islands to the south amd possesses up-to-date

harbour

seki facilities.

(about 8 hours),Ferry services are

and through maintained

express twicein daily

trains run with therewith

connection Shimono-

from Fusan through Seoul to Mukden and Hsinking. Fusan has lately be-

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196 FUSANT

come the centre of two growing industries new to Korea, the ma.nuia«ture

of enamelled ironware and of electric bulbs, the products of both of which

are finding foreign markets. There are also rayon weaving mills and a

cotton spinning and weaving mill. Fusan has the largest proportion of

Japanese residents of any city in Korea, the total population in 1935 being

182,290.

There are few European firms in the port; business is carried on principally-

by the Japanese.

DIRECTORY

Bank Chosen — 44, Daicho-cho; Fusan

Telephs.of 4002-04 4012

Hotel—25, Ohkura-cho; Teleph.

Chosen

ElectricGasCo.,)—56,Tomihira-cho,

Denki Kaisha, Ltd. (Gas and Fusan

3-chome

Nipposha K.K., Newspaper—l,

Benten-cho Teleph. 2001

G. Sakuma, dh*ector Fusan Shogyo Ginko- 10, Hon-machi;

Chosen

Hon-machiKanno Shokai, Fertilizers—17', Teleph. 4004

Fusan Shosen Gumi K.K., Shipping and

Chosen Kogyo K.K., General Merchants Forwarding Agents—22, Ohkura-cho

—11, Ohkura-cho AILWAY

Chosen Koyu K.K., Oil Merchants -37, ^ Teleph.,^ 4012 Hotel—4, Ohkura-cho ;

Ohkura-cho Koshia Shoten G.K., Coal Merchants—

Chosen Keiyaku K.K., Chemicals—9, 25, Ohkura-cho

Benten-cho Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Merchants—

Chosen Whippet

mobiles—7, Jidosha

Hon-chO; Shokai,

Teleph. 817 Auto Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Custom House—Okura-cho Socony-Yacuum Corporation—

Director—J. Koike Suisan Kaisha, Ltd., Marine Products—

Nippon757Brewery K.K.—11, Hon-cho: Mmami Hama-cho, 1-chome

DaiTeleph.

Takase Gomei Kaisha- 12, Hon-machi

Daini Shokai, Timber Merchants—14,

Sakae-machi KA

—vo.^ . * andY, Insurance

Shipping Import andAgents Export,—

Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K., Hardware Telephs

Codes: 54 and5th,545;Imp.

A.B.C. CableandAd;6th,Tanaka:

Acme,

Merchants—20, Hon-machi

TtesDu

qSchofield t°’ 8f>ottand

3-Letter ’8’ Western

Private Union,

Codes

Fusan Bussan Gumi, Ltd., Shipping i • I anaka, director

and Forwarding Agents—84, 1-cho-

me, Ohhashi-dori Tateishi Honten-25,. Hon-cho

Fusan Chikko G;K.—55, Tomihara-cho Texas Oil Co., OilM^rchahts—

 M ASAMPO

SB 111 H

Masampo

December 1933was

wasopened to foreign22,242,

27,470 (Koreans tradeJapanese

on the 1st May, J899.

5,187). The population

The climate in

is very mild.

The harbour is good and in summer it serves as an excellent sea-bathing place. The

ofsuperior accommodation of Fusan greatly interferes with the commercial expansion

Masampo.

MOKPO

Mokpo, in Japanese “Moppo”, in the province of South Zenra, owes its

prosperity to the rich agricultural lands lying behind it. It has a good and

well-protected harbour with deep water permitting ships up to 15,000 tons

to anchor close inshore. Regular steamship lines ply to other Korean ports

and to Japan. Mokpo is the principal cotton-shipping port of Korea, but

even here the rice exports are of far greater importance. Both go exclusively

to Japan. The population in 1933 was 55,667.

DIRECTORY

Chamber of Commerce (Japanese)— f Murakami & Co., Importers of Piece

Ohta & Co., Export Merchants—

Matsumae

Goods— ifc Co., Importers of Piece Tomo & Co., Importers of Piece Goods-;

Meorita & Co., Export Merchants1— Uchitani

HEIJO AND CHINNAMPO

m ^ ri ^ ss

198 HEIJO AND CHINNAMPO—KUNSAN—SE1SHIN

a population in 1935 of 182,122 It is a stopping place for planes on the

regular service between Japan and Manchuria, the aerodrome being on the

left bank of the river, and possesses an European-style hotel, operated by

the Chosen Railway Bureau. Good anthracite coal is found in the neigh-

bourhood. Heijo is an important missionary centre.

Chinnampo, the seaport of Heijo, is situated some 40 miles down the

river on the north side of the estuary, about 20 miles from its mouth, and

is also connected by railway. The harbour of Chinnampo affords safe accom-

modation for vessels and is moreover equipped with a dock capable of taking

two vessels of 3,000 tons. The population in 1935 was 50,516. Ten miles up

the river, between Heijo and Chinnampo, are the big steelworks of Kenjiho.

KUNSAN

tu s

Kunsan is situated near the mouth of the Kinko river on the west coast

of Korea, about midway between Chemulpo and Mokpo. Behind the port

lie the richest agricultural districts of the Peninsula, known as the “granary

of Korea”. Rice^ which is all taken by Japan, outweights all other exports

in value, and as a rice-shipping port Kunsan is second in Korea only to

Fusan. In the town are a number of rice-cleaning mills The population in

1935 was 41,620.

SEISHIN

•* m

Seishin is an important port and the commercial centre of north-eastern

Korea. It has a deep harbour, but its exposed character places it at a dis-

advantage as compared with Rashin, some 36 miles further up the coast,

where harbour works have recently been constructed. Seishin is connected by

rail with Seoul (542 km.) via Gensan and northwards through Kainei with

the South Manchuria Railway system. It is a port of call for vessels on the

regular Tsuruga-Vladivostok service. The population in 1935 was 36,970.

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China —by a revolution, the origin and progress of which will be found described

in the following pages—decided in 1912 to adopt the Republican form of government.

Sun Yat Sen, the Republican leader who was appointed first President of the Republic

by the Provisional Government set up at Nanking, resigned the Presidency in favour

of Yuan Shih-kai on receiving from him satisfactory assurances regarding his political

yiew« v„„„

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made in these introductions of the excellent

Tieport for 1939 on the Joreign ‘torade of China

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Customs,

'..ti .uuonicao ui tnc legisiciuuie. v efy irequenuy one no use or iiie btner was

unable to sit because a quorum of members had not put in an appearance. Hostility

intowards the President

the province foundand

of Kiangsi further expression

extended in a new

southward revolution, which

to Kwangtung, brokesome

involving out

fighting at Shanghai, Nanking and a few other points in the Yangtsze

avowed purpose of the revolution being to organise an expedition “to punish Yuan Valley, the

Shih-kai.”

Central Within a couple

Government, and ofleading

the monthsspirits

this movement

of the was effectually

revolution fled the suppressed

country. by the

Among

the refugees was Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Thereupon the President and his Cabinet showed a

greater

thing todetermination

be done was totoconfirm

secure the

morePresident

effectiveincontrol overandtheParliament,

his office, provinces. evidently

The first

impressed

elected byPresident

the confidence the country hadnext

shown inyears,

him during the late troubles,

since the first Revolution had remained in command of the troops at Wuchang, who

him of the Republic for the five and Li Yuan-hung, was

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China —by a revolution, the origin and progress of which will be found described

in the following pages—decided in 1912 to adopt the Republican form of government.

Sun Yat Sen, the Republican leader who was appointed first President of the Republic

by the Provisional Government set up at Nanking, resigned the Presidency in favour

of Yuan Shih-kai on receiving from him satisfactory assurances regarding his political

views in support of the Republic. Yuan Shih-kai was unanimously elected, and Sun

Yat-sen retired from politics to devote his energies to economic projects, and especially

to the development of a scheme for covering the country with a network of railways

Yuan Shi-kai continued to serve as “Provisional President” until October 10th, 1913,

when, the two Houses of Parliament having in the meantime been set up, he was duly

inaugurated.

wereThereconstituted

Boards of Government

in 1906, whenor the Ministries remain,

first steps werewith

takensometowards

few changes, as they

constitutional

government and a reform of the official system. There are eleven Ministries which

combined form the Executive Yuan, but the State Council is the highest organ of the

Government, and is composed of representatives of the Executive, Legislative, Judicial,

Examination,

shek) and Control

is virtually President Yuan. The

of theAssembly President Provincial

Government. of the StateCouncils

Councilwere(Chiang Kai

in October, 1909, and a National came into existence on Octoberestablished

3rd, 1910.

Its duties were purely consultative, the actual government remaining in the hands of

the

1917,officials. The intention

the intervening years hadbeingbeen to grant

devoted a full Parliament

to preparations for theof two chambers

change but, inin

response

unanimous to repeated memorials

vote Parliament

of the National from the Provincial Councils, supported finally by

foura

years.^ The full came intoAssembly,

existencethein 1913,

periodbeingwasinaugurated

shortened onby April

8th. The Senatewere

Both Chambers consisted of 274 by

dominated members and the Housemajority,

an ultra-Republican of Representatives

which showed of 596.

an

attitude of hostility to the President from the outset. The President did not attend

thebehalf

on inauguration of the

of the predominantParliament,

party because

that he (so it was reported)

would beaswelcomed it had been intimated

and the Chambers went so far in their discourtesy to refuseonly as a spectator,

to allow his Chief

Secretary

inauguration. to read to spending

the Housetwoa orMessage congratulating the rules

Parliament upon its

ment, the members by a majority voted themselves a yearly salary of $4,000 each.Parlia

After three months in framing for the The

proceedings

policy of theofPresident

both Houses andduring 1913 were

his Cabinet, anddistinguished

by the languid by violent

interestattacks

shown on the

in the

senous business of the legislature. Very frequently one

unable to sit because a quorum of members had not put in an appearance. HostilityHouse or the other was

intowards the President

the province foundand

of Kiangsi further expression

extended in a new

southward revolution, which

to Kwangtung, brokesome

involving out

fighting at Shanghai, Nanking and a few other points in the Yangtsze Valley, the

avowed purpose

Smh-kai. Within°fa the

couplerevolution

monthsbeing

thistomovement

organise wasan expedition “to punishbyYuan

Central Government,

the refugees was Dr. Sun theofleading

and Yat-sen. spirits

Thereupon of the effectually

the revolution

President and the suppressed

fled his country. showed

Cabinet Amongthe

a

greater

thing todetermination

be done was totoconfirm

secure the

morePresident

effectiveincontrol overandtheParliament,

his office, provinces. evidently

The first

impressed by the confidence the country had shown in him during the late troubles,

elected

since thehimfirstPresident

Revolutionof thehadRepublic

remainedforinthecommand

next five ofyears, and Li atYuan-hung,

the troops Wuchang, whowas

olected Vice-President. Hardly a month had elapsed since his election before the

 A2 CHINA

President startled the country by the

Parliament of all members who had been issueidentified

of a mandate

with theordering the expulsion

Kuomingtang, from

the political

party which had promoted the abortive revolution. This order

obeyed, and the result of it was that Parliament was unable to sit for the was instantly

remaindei of the year, as without some of these members it was impossible to

form a quorum in either House. Altogether 313 members were expelled, and

the party was suppressed

Notwithstanding as a measures

these drastic seditious organisation

the Presidentthroughout

continued the country

to proclaim

his faith in the future of China under a Republican form of government. His

views were aptly summed up in his own phrase: “The nurse must not provide

the infant with food only fit for adults.” Thus it was that China became

for a period of two years an autocracy under the guise of a Republic. A State

■Council, consisting of 70 members, replaced the suppressed Parliament. It was

supposed to act as an advisory, administrative and legislative, organ until the

formation of the new Parliament under the Constitutional Compact, but its

chief function was to give a veneer of legality to the policy of the President.

All it did was to endorse his every action, even to the mad Monarchy Move-

ment.

The sudden death of Yuan Shih-kai and the collapse of the ill-starred

attempt to restore the monarchical form of Government revived Republicanism.

Li Yuan-hung, on the death of Yuan Shih-kai, quietly became President. He

was officially confirmed in the appointment by a re-assembly of the first Parlia-

ment. Tbe Cabinet was soon afterwards approved by Parliament, and a con-

stitution was drafted wffiich was disliked by the Premier and the military

chiefs by reason of the fact that it placed all authority in the hands of Par-

liament. This led to a rupture which resulted in Li Yuan-hung being com

pelled to dissolve Parliament at the instigation of the militarists. Then fol-

lowed, in 1916, Chang Hsun’s mad attempt to restore the Manchu Dynasty

He was over-thrown by Marshal Tuan Chi-jui after which Feng Kuo-chang,

the Vice-President assumed the Presidency as Li Yuan-hung declined to com-

plete his term. The second election of a President took place in October, 1918,

when Hsu Shih-chang was unanimously chosen. He retired in June, 1922, and

Li Yuan-hung was induced to return as acting President by promises of support

for his programme of reform from the Tuchuns. Twelve months later, however,

he fled from Peking owing to pressure exerted by the militarists. He was

succeeded by Marshal Tsao Kun, who was elected on October 5th, 1923, by a

Parliament, the membersi of which were openly bribed to vote for him. He

was driven out of the Presidential chair in November, 1923, on the collapse

of Wu Pei-fu’s forces, owing to the defection of Feng Yu-hsiang, who utilised

his troops to seize the capital instead of marching to Jehol to outflank the

forces of Chang Tso-lin. Tuan Chi-jui was then invited by most of the leading

military and civil leaders to become the Provisional Chief Executive and

accepted. For the next three years there was no Government worthy of the

name in China. Marshal Chang Tso-lin was virtual dictator in Peping, but

North and iSouth were at war and the whole country was in a state of chaos

owing to the rival claims of many military leaders. In June, 1928, Peiping

was captured by the Nationalists, and in October—on the anniversary of the

Revolution—Chiang Kai-shek was proclaimed President of the Republic. In

January, 1929, the Nationalist flag was hoisted at Mukden and other important

centres, signifying that the Northerners had at last decided to co-operate with

their former enemies in the South. Nanking is now the capital of China.

Area and Population

China proper, extending over 1,335,841 square miles, is divided into eighteen

.■ provinces. Considerable trouble and care has been taken by the Postal Administration

to obtain an estimate of the population of China. Recourse was had to the assistance

of the provincial officials, which in most cases was willingly accorded. Below is given

a close approximation to actual figures. The footnote will show the limitations that

'have so far been imposed to a full record of the outlying districts:

 CHINA A3

Province. Population. Kiangsu Province. Population.

Manchuria 19,290,000 32*128,236

Hopeh 27,952,932* Chekiang - 20,632,701

12,157,741

Shantung 38,000,000 Fukien

Kwangtung - - 30,000,000

Szechuen 76,613,000 Kwangsi 12,258,580

Hunan - 31,591, 211

26,105,969t Yunnan 11,020,607

Hupeh - 24,467,000 Other Provinces 55,000,000

Kiangsi - 21,715,396

Anhwei - Total

* Not including Tientsin. +Not including Hankow.

The total number of foreigners in China was given in 1931 as 370,393 made up as

follows:

Nationality. Firms. Persons. Japanese Nationality. Firms. 7,249 Persons.260,6214

American - -

Austrian

55915 8,637 Mexican -- --

245 Norwegian

Belgian -- -- 22 546 Polish - - - 22 229

British - - -

Czechoslovaks 1,021

9

13,344 Portugese

276 1501 2,36814

Danish - - 36 Russian - -

650 Spanish 1,10424 66,479

334

Dutch - -- -- 293 700 -- -- 10 242

Finnish 89 Swedish

Swiss - - - 4122 309

French - - - 197

34035 8,651

3,444 Other Countries 2,455

German - - -

Italian 756 Total - 10,889 370,393

The principal dependencies of China have been

square miles, and some 2,000,000 people; and Manchuria, withMongolia, withanan area

area ofof1,288,035

363,000

square miles,

asserted her and an estimated

independence of populationsovereignty,

Chinese of 13,700,000.and Outer Mongolia

obtained the informal

1912

recognition of Russia, but under the Russo-Chinese Treaty concluded in 1915

the suzerainty

agreed of China

to. Towards the was

end recognised

of 1919 Outer andMongolia

the autonomypetitionedof toOuterreturnMongolia

to the

authority of Peiping. The petition was granted, and the several treaties with Russia

were abrogated. Conditions in Outer Mongolia, however, have been by no

means stabilised by the ostensible return of Mongolia to China's fold. The

invasion of Baron Ungern von Sternberg with an anti-Bolshevik army in Feb-

ruary, 1921, caused the intervention of Soviet Russia, whose troops, having

dislodged Ungern's men, entered into possession of Urga, the capital of Mon-

golia, and the Territory stretching up to the Russian frontier. Inner Mon-

golia has been formed into three special administrative districts, viz., Jehol,

Chahar and Suiyuan. Manchuria or Manchukuo as she is now sometimes

called has in recent years been steadily and rapidly colonised by Japanese,

who greatly outnumber the Manchus in their own land. In 1932, she asserted

her independence, under Japanese protection, but so far she has not been re-

cognised by any other Nations with the exception of San Salvador. Tibet—

which is also practically a dependency of China and whose actual status is

still an outstanding question between Great Britain and China—has an area

of 643,734 square miles and a population of over 6,000,000. Down to 1910 it

was ruled by the late Dalai Lama, but subject to the Government of Pei-

ping, which maintains a Resident at Lhassa. In consequence, however, of the

Dalai Lama’s refusal to comply with the demands of Peiping, a Chinese

military expedition was dispatched to Lhassa, and he fled to India, where he

remained for over a year. Meanwhile, the great revolution broke out in China.

The Tibetans seized the opportunity to proclaim their independence, and again

ato military expedition

be adopted. was sent

The Chinese to Tibet,

troops but more conciliatory

were withdrawn and the Dalai methods

Lama had re-

turned to_ the Tibetan Capital. The tripartite conference at Simla in 1914

to determine the status of Tibet and delimit the boundaries ended in failure,

 CHINA

no agreement being arrival at. The Dalai Lama visited Peiping in 1921 and

was received in audience by President Hsu Shih-chang.

Foreign Trade in 1939

Value of Trade

The net value of the foreign trade of China for the years 1937 to 1939 is

given in the following table:

Nf.t Value of the Foreign Trade of China, 1937-39

1937. 1938. 1939.

Million $ Million $ Million $

Imports 953 886 1,334

Exports 838 763 1,027

Total 1,791 1,649 2,361

Excess of Imports 115 123 307

It will be seen from the above that the net value of the trade of China, import

and export, expressed in terms of standard dollars, was for the year 1939 $2,361

million

million asto $1,334

compared with an$1,649

million, million

increase of 50during 1938.withImports increased from $886in

value from $763 million to $1,027 million, anperincrease

cent, of 35exports also increasing

per cent.

Of total gross imports valued in dollars at $1,343 million, it is of interest to note

that at43.79Tsingtao

cent per cent

and was5.39centered

per cent atat Shanghai,

Chinwangtao, 25.66while

per the

centshare

at Tientsin,

of Japan9.01

Properper

inAmerica

the import trade amounted

to 15.94 per cent. to 23.34 per cent and that of the United States of

The following table illustrates the adverse balance of trade in standard

dollars during the past 30 years since 1910:

Net Value of the Foreign Trade of China less the Manchurian Trade

with Abroad, 1910-39

Year. Imports. Exports. Balance Adverseof Adverseof

Year. Imports. Exports. Balance

Trade. Trade.

Million $• Million $• Million .$■ Million $ Million $ Million $

1910 6491925 503 146

1911 6501926 482 168

1912 6441927 485 159

1913 788 523 265

1914 7801928

1929 449 331

1915 6191930 546 73

1916 6781931 612 66

1917 6971932 570 127

1918 7071933 587 120

1919 7851934 739 46

1920 9971935 614 383

1921 1,2331936 698 535

1922 1,2041937 764 520 941 706 235

1923 1,2511938 869 383

1924 1,3891939 878 511

As will be seen, the adverse balance: amounted to $307 million, Chinese exports

as1939.percentage of imports declining from 86.12

While, however, the value of imports increased, per cent inthis 1938increase

to 76.99waspertocentsomein

extent offset

following by the

on the fall higher valuationAsof inexports

in exchange. formerowing

years,tothethe adverse

increasebalance

in pricesfor

should be added to the outward statistics to obtain the true f.o.b. value ofwhich

1939 of $307 million may rightly be reduced by $17.4 million of export duty, the

export trade.

 CHI.N A A&

Direction of Trade

and The 1939following

and her table balanceshows the direction

of trade in merchandise of China’s withforeign each oftrade for 1938

the countries

listed for the year under review:

The Direction of China’s Foreign Trade

In thousands of standard dollars (000 omitted)

Gaoss Imports. Geoss Exports.

St. $ per ce St. $ per c« Imports. Exports.

Australia

Belgium 18, 1 26 68,21,608044 51 6,3,139393 00 62,287

Brazil

British India 16,2,628914 19,4,676120

Burma

Canada 3,675

Denmark

Egypt

Anglo (Including

- Egyptian ' 2,520

Formosa

France Indo-Chii 18,27,2,233510477 . 20,15,480216 2.2.6077 71,32,064641

French

Germany 112,939 56,440 7.39 45,097

Great Britain..

Hongkong

Italy 243,56,1,237679569 31.7.4837 222,90,2,820639993

313,398 23.34 116,547 66,652198

Morocco 216,551 14,7,362108

Netherlands

Netherlands India 6,189

Norway

Philippine Islands 15,582 11,434

Straits Settlemen

and F.M.8. 33,786 21,754

Sweden

Switzerland(Siam)

.. 8,3,999392947

Thailand

U.S. of America 24, 214,100 15.94 86,853 11.37 225,873 21.92

U.S.S.R.

Kwantung (Russia)

Erased

Territory

Other ..

Countries 17,706 1.99 22,541 14,633 1.92 27,322 .2.6! 50,406

Total 893,500 100.00 ,343,018 li 63,731 100.00 1,030,369 100.0( 312,659

Individually, the order of importance of the major countries for the year

with the respective total values for their import and export trade were as

follows: the United States of America, $440 million; Japan Proper, $380

million ; Great Britain, $169 million; British India, $150 million; the Kwan-

tung Leased Territory, $14'7 million; Germany, $132 million; French Indo-

China, $99 million; Netherlands India, $76 million; and Australia, $75 million.

In percentages, the order in the case of imports was Japan, 23.34 per cent; the

United States of America, 15.94 per cent; British India,, 8.89 per cent; Kwan-

tung Leased Territory, 7.37 per cent; Germany, 6.49 per cent; Great Britain,

5.80 per cent; Australia, 5.11 per cent; and Netherlands India, 4.35 per cent.

As regards exports, the percentages were: the United States of America, 21.92

per cent; Great Britain, 8.82 per cent; French Indo-China, 6.90 per cent; Japan

Proper, 6.47 per cent; Kwantung Leased Territory, 4.71 per cent; Germany,

4.38 per cent;

Hongkong servesandmerely Hongkong,

as an entrepot21.56 perfor cent. ChineseAs exports,previously pointedin out,

the decline the

percentage to 21.56 per cent from 31.87 per cent in 1938 being due to the closure

of the Pearl River, the blockade of the coast, and the spread of hostilities to

the neighbouring provinces.

The excess of imports was again highest in the case of Japan with $247

million, followed by British India with $89 million, Australia with $62 million,

the Kwantung. Leased Territory with $50 million, Germany with $42 million,

Netherlands

$22 million. India Of countrieswith $41other million, thanBrazil

Hongkong with $38 million,an and

showing Formosa

excess with

of exports

A6 CHINA

were French Indo-China with $42 million, the Straits Settlements and Feder-

ated Malay States with $22 million, France with $21 million, Macao with $14

million, Great Britain with $13 million, the United States of America with $12

million, and the Philippine Islands with $11 million.

Imports

As already pointed out, the net value of the import trade in standard

dollars for the year 1939 was $1,334 million as compared with $886 million for

1938, or an increase of 50 per cent. The following table shows the net imports

from abroad for the years 1937, 1938, and 1939, arranged according to the main

groupingsto inthetheorder

cording “Monthly Returns ofof these

of importance the Foreign

groupingsTrade of China”

during the yearandunder

ac-

Net Imports prom Abroad, 1937-39

1937. 1939.

St. $ St. $

Cereals and Flour 58,555,602 130,004,931 223,657,614

Cotton and Manufactures thereof 37,562,942 42,876,801 199,973,528

Candles, Soap, Oils, Fats, Waxes, Gums

and Resins 118,556,281 91,291,244 109,274,544

Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals 61,282,114 57,117,109 75,939,662

Metals and Ores 131,637,637 65,117,767 73,067,401

Machinery and Tools 65,013,106 56,398,946 61,128,206

Books, Maps, Paper and Wood Pulp 65,302,004 45,277,882 60,762,982

Sugar 22,030,645 19,795,606 52,643,569

Vehicles and Vessels 42,102,103 33,838,231 45,780,095

Dyes, Pigments, Paints and Varnishes 37,105,358 31,145,583 44,869,634

Tobacco 21,874,283 22,602,291

Timber 23,238,569 22,344,073 36,629,094

34,443,380

Miscellaneous Metal Manufactures 41,437,886 29,703,497 33,434,517

Fruits, Seeds and Vegetables 5,605,475 13,857,842 27,016,648

Ccal, Fuel, Pitch and Tar 5,995,119 26,384,952

Wool and Manufactures thereof 35,604,359 21,501,639

18,889,161 26,170,452

Silk (including Artificial Silk) and Manu-

factures thereof 13,

Flax, Ramie, Hemp, Jute and Manufac- 575,678 17,832,440 25,862,418

tures thereof

Animal Products, Canned Goods and 20,521,536 14,622,862 20,636,686

Groceries 8,399,441

Fishery and Sea Products 13,258,259 10,133,067 17,019,998

Medicinal Substances and Spices 7,235,235 9,940,610

6,830,345

16,975,260

14.390,896

Wood, Bamboos, Rattans, Coir, Straw and

Manufactures thereof 6,928,245 11,739,473

Hides, Leather and Other Animal Substances 4,453,829 6,605,920 4,463,538 7,314,789

Wines, Beer, Spirits, Table Waters, etc 1,220,535 2,840,237 6,138,312

Stone, Earth and Manufactures thereof 3,437,917 5,758.678

Chinaware, Enamelledware, Glass, etc 5,527,089 3,986,228

3,793,739 5,200,733

General Sundry List 95,924,760 103,387,980 71,440,375

Total ; St. $ 953,386,007 886,199,569 1,333,653,896

The above table, however, and those immediately following, when read in

conjunction with the fuller statistics, will serve to give a general idea of the

trend and value of China’s import trade during the year under review as

compared with the years 1937 and 1938. As in 1938, the cereals and flour group

took the foremost position, imports of wheat and wheat flour, largely from

Australia and the United States of America, increasing in value by $35.6 mil-

 CHINA A7

lion ami ¥23.8 million respectively. Cereals, not otherwise recorded, mainly

from the Kwantung Leased Territory, also increased in value by $24.9 million,

with the import of flour, not otherwise recorded, and starch (non-edible) show-

ing an increased value of $11 million. Second in importance on the list was

cotton and manufactures thereof, which increased in value from $42.9 million

to $200 million nearly, there being an increase in the value of raw cotton im-

ports of $160 million from Brazil, British India, the United States of America

and Egypt. The value of imported candles, soap, oils, etc., increased by $17.9

million, gasolene imports being higher by $4.2 million, a decline in American

imports being compensated by larger importations from Netherlands India.

Imports of liquid fuel and of kerosene oil remained unchanged at approxim-

ately $10 million and $30 million. Vegetable oils and fats, not otherwise re-

corded, principally from Japan and the Kwantung Leased Territory, increased

in value by $7.4 million; toilet and fancy soap by $1 million;1 and candles and

soap, not otherwise recorded, by $1.4 million, mainly from Japan. The chemi-

cal and pharmaceutical group showed an increased value of $18.8 million. The

import of acid's and chemicals and chemical compounds, not otherwise recorded,

from Japan increased. Imports of sulphate of ammonia were higher in value

by $3 million, a decline in imports from Great Britain being made up by

increased importations from Belgium and Poland. Metals and orbs showed an

increased value of $7;9 million, quantum figures ovei* this extensive group being

on the whole maintained. Under machinery and tools, there was a slight in-

crease in value of $4.7 million, there being an increase under machinery and

parts, not otherwise recorded, of $7.7 million, with a decline in the value of

textile machinery and parts of $4.4 million. The value of the grouping books,

maps, paper and wood pulp increased by $15.5 million. Common printing-

paper was higher in value by $4.7 million; paperware and all articles made of

paper, not otherwise recorded, by $2.7 million; books and music, printed,

engraved, or manuscript (including newspapers and periodicals), by $2.5 mil-

lion; printing paper, not otherwise recorded, by $1.3 million; simile paper by

$1.1 million; and kraft paper by $0.9 million. Other varieties showed little

change from 1938. Imports of sugar, principally from Japan and Formosa,

increased in value by $32.8 million. Under vehicles and vessels, the increase in

value was nearly $12 million, the principal increases being in motor tractors,

trailers and trucks of $5.8 million, largely from the United States of America,

with an increase in motor cars and buses of $3.2 million and in motor-car parts

and accessories (not including tires and tubes), also largely from America, of

$2 million. Dyes, pigments, paints and varnishes showed an increase in value

of $13.7 million, aniline dyes and other coal tar dyes, not otherwise recorded,

increasing by $4.9 million and sulphur black by $4.2 million, the increase being-

in both cases due primarily to larger imports from Japan. Imports of tobacco

were $14 million higher in value, the increases being $10 million under leaf

tobacco, $1.5 million under tobacco, not otherwise recorded, and $1.7 million

under cigarettes. Timber showed an increase in value of $12 million, while

miscellaneous metal manufactures showed little change. Under fruits, ■ seeds

.and vegetables, there was an increased import of beans and peas, principally

from the Kwantung Leased Territory, valued at $6 million. Imports of foreign

coal were higher in value by $4.5 million. Under wool and manufactures

thereof, the increase in the value of carded or combed wool and waste wool was

$7.8 million. Artificial silk floss and yarn increased in value by $6 million,

there were increases in arrivals of fishery and sea products from Japan, while

Japanese imports of tea also increased.

Exports

The net value of exports increased from $763 million to $1,027 million, or

by approximately 35 per cent. Comparative statistics for the net value of the

export trade during the past three years are given below, arranged according

to the groupings in the “Monthly Returns of the Foreign Trade of China” and

in order of their importance during the year under review:

A8 CHINA

Net Exports Abroad, 1937-39

1937. 1938.

St, -V ’ St. $

Animals and Animal Products (not includ-

ing Hides, Leather and Skins (Furs)

and Fishery and Sea Products) 124,493,976 117,902,697 188,436,802

Textile Fibres 128,227,214 165,127,434 173,386,462

Ores, Metals and Metallic Products 102,452,605 106,570,542 109,124,925

Yarn, Thread & Plaited & Knitted Goods 48,696,392 63,163,591 92,082,077

Piece Goods 22,425,626 24,449,934 57,245,008

53,521,818

Oils, Tallow and Wax

Fuel 127,039,902

15,646,832 53,053,177

16,641,657 31,757,476

Other Textile Products 12,925,289 14,976,077 31,394,002

Tea 30,787,274 33,054,085 30,385,831

Cereals and Cereal Products 15,169,798 4,850,955 25,084,337

Hides, Leather and Skins (Furs) 53,785,336 19,426,085 23,924,460

Seeds 35,880,964 19,498,860 21,388,472

Medicinal Substances and Spices (not in-

cluding Chemicals) 11,848,696 11,443,346 20,167,646

Chemicals and Chemical Products 7,621,066 7,979,175 16,822,933

Fruits, Fresh, Dried and Preserved 11,059,335 10,350,922 12,772,082

Vegetables

Stone, Earth, Sand and Manufactures 10,873,869 10,084,176 11.507,509

thereof ( including Chin aware and

Enamelledware) 4,709,951 ' 5,702,404 10,995,773

Tobacco 9,304,975 9,645,023 9,808,629

Paper 7,000,161 7,758,433 9,256,86a

Other Vegetable Products 8,413,506 6,517,354

Beans and Peas 6,465,184 3,136,569 9,104,633 7,901,905

Timber, Wood and Manufactures thereof... 3,535,971 2,957,948 4,877,169

Glass and Glassware 432,218 1,014,158 4,676,948

Fishery and Sea Products 2,744,373 2,763,043 3,379,992

Printed Matter 2,560,512 3,262,074 3,354,875

Dyestuffs, Vegetable 1,815,087 950,690 2,608,877

Spirituous Beverages 1,536,229 1,196,184 1,846,489

Bamboo 2,980,323 1,942,494 1,695,889

Sugar 6,770 99,616 422,246

Rattan 159,078 ,. 104,722 86,129

Sundry List 27,657,193 37,017,633 58,228,259

Total .St. $ 838,255,705 ; 762,641,058 1,027,246,508

Under exports, the group animals and animal products (not including

hides, leather and skins (furs) and fishery products) displaced textile fibres in

the first place, being valued at $188 million or an increase of $70 million over

the figure for 1938. Animals, living: pigs increased in value by $6 million and

poultry by $2.7 million. Bristles, principally to the United States of America,

byincreased by $13 million;

$6.8 million; whole eggegg(melange),

albumen, moist

dried, andby $5.8 million;

frozen, mostlyeggto yolk,

Greatdried,

Bri-

tain, by $15 million; fresh eggs by $4 million; and pig intestines by $6 million.

The export of feathers was well maintained, with an improvement also in the

export of human hair and in animal products, not otherwise recorded. Textile

fibres came second on the list, being valued at $173 million or an increase of

$8 million. Under raw cotton, the decline in value was $92 million, there being

a decrease in the value of exports to Japan of $67 million. The decline under

this heading

silk was largely

(white, steam filature)compensated

exported offor$77bymillion,

an increase in the tovalue

the export the ofUnited

raw

States of America under this heading being valued at $75 million. Exports of

raw white silk (re-reeled) also improved in value by $13 million and raw white

silk (not re-reeled and not steam filature) by $2.4 million. The export of ramie

 CHINA A9

declined in value by $3.9 million, exports to Germany and the Kwantung Leased

Territory falling away. Under wool, camels’ and goats’ wool were fairly main-

tained, but the export of sheep’s wool fell off in value by $4.6 million. Under

the heading ores, metals and metallic products, the value of exports was $2.5

million higher than in 1938 at $109 million. Exports of wolfram ore (tung-

sten) were lower in value by $5.8 million, the export also of antimony regulus

declined, as did the value of exported tin ingots and slabs by $3.2 million.

Iron (including steel) and manufactures thereof, not otherwise recorded, im-

proved in value by $5.2 million, with the export of metals and metallic pro-

ducts, not otherwise recorded, also showing an increased value of $6.2 million.

Yarn, thread and plaited and knitted goods were valued at $92 million, an

increase of $29 million. Exports of cotton yarn were greater in value by $8.9

million, and of yarn and thread, not otherwise recorded, by $5.3 million.

Whilethere

lion, therewere

was increase

a declineunder

in thecross-stitch

case of drawn-thread

work and laceworkandexports of $5ofmil-

trimmings $7

million and $8.9 million respectively, the United States of America being as

usual the big purchaser. Piece goods followed next with a value of $57 million

as against $24 million in 1938. Cotton shirtings and sheetings showed the

major increase of $13 million, while cotton piece goods, not otherwise recorded,

varietyhigher

were beinginvalued

value by$2.4$5 million

million. higher

Silk piece

than goods also and

in 1938 improved, the natural

the natural and

artificial. $4.5 million higher, with artificial piece goods at $1 million higher.

The value of oils, tallow and wax exported remained at the same figure, $53

million. Under groundnut oil, there was an increase in value of $4.3 million,

with a decline'in the value of wood oil exports of $5.6 million, the total exports

of wood oil being valued at $33.6 million as against $39.2 million for 1938.

There was a considerable increase in the export of coal (including coal for

ships' bunkers) of $14.7 million. Under other textile products, there was a

general increase in value of $16 million. Exports of tea declined by $2.7 mil-

lion from $33 million to $30.3 million.. Under cereals and cereal products, the

increase in value of exports was $20 million, wheat flour increasing by $12.7

million, largely to the Kwantung Leased Territory, wheat by $2.1 million, and

bran by $2 million, the bulk of these latter being for Japan. The export of

hides, leather and skins (furs) remained satisfactory, being $4.4 million higher

than for 1938. Cow hides fell off in value by $2.2 million, with the export of

goat and sheep skins also declining. Kid skins improved by $1.3 million and

lamb skins by $3.5 million, with weasel skins also showing an improvement in

value of $3.4 million. The bulk of skins, etc., or $18 million worth, was taken

by the United States of America, There was a slight increase of $1.9 million

in the value of exported seeds, shelled groundnuts improving by $4.6 million

and groundnuts in shell by $0.7 million. Apricot seed declined in value by

$2.4 million, with an increase in sesamum seed (including pulp) of $1.3 million.

Linseed fell away. Increases in value of $8.7 million under the export of me-

dicinal substances and spices and of $8.8 million under chemicals and chemical

products were noteworthy.

Shipping and Freight in 1939

The world total of mercantile tonnage under construction at the close of

1929 was 3,110,900 tons, at the close of 1930 was 2,326,100 tons, and following the

depression fell to 757,300 tons for the year 1933. Construction thereafter picked

up, being 1,543,200 tons in 1935, 2,251,200 tons in 1936, 2,900,200 tons in 1937,

2,668,900 tons in 1938, and by June of 1939 had increased to 2,859,300 tons.

Mercantile shipping launched for the period 1926-29 averaged 2,363,000 tons,

totalled 2,889,500 tons in 1930, fell to its lowest ebb of 489,000 tons in 1933,

recovered to 2,117,900 tons in 1936, 2,690,600 tons in 1937, and had risen to

3,033,600 tons for the year 1938. Actual tonnage afloat at the end of June 1939

was 69,439,700 tons, surpassing the figure of 68,074,300 tons for the year ending

June 1929. These figures show that, despite increased naval construction, the

carrying capacity of the world’s mercantile marine had caught up with pre-

depression levels before the outbreak of the European War.

A10 CHINA

The total tonnage entered at the 34 leading ports of the world during 1938,

the last year for which comprehensive figures are available, is shown hereunder:

Tons. Tons.

Hew York 36,529,626 Lisbon ... 13,097,643

London 30,776,918 Los Angeles 12,430,120

Kobe (1937) 28,362,538 Boston 11,998,682

Rotterdam 27,809,541 Vancouver 11,620,493

Istambul ... 22,968,122 Sydney ... 11,536,242

Osaka (1936) . 20,632,819 Aruba 11,430,124

Hamburg... 20,567,311 Houston ... 11,304,232

Antwerp ... 19,794,423 Naples ... 11,299,998

Hongkong (1937) 18,131,943 Genoa ... 11,240,207

Philadelphia... 17,824,266 Havre 10,867,393

Liverpool 17,627,805 Yokohama 10,551,753

San Francisco 17,248,641 Montevideo 10,183,479

Marseilles 16,031,486 Bremen ... 9,842,871

Singapore 15,622,348 Shanghai (1938) 9,742,768*'

Curasao ... ... 14,736,100 „ (1939) 12,054,215f

Buenos Aires ... 14,212,973 Montreal 8,589,519

Southampton ... 13,468,875 Melbourne 8,578,270

Hew Orleans ... 13,315,628

*i Including 1,737,495 steamer tonnage entered from inland places.

" „ 1,482,398. „

As regards shipping generally in China, the effects of the -closure of the

Yangtze and Pearl Rivers and the blockade of the coast, it will lie seen that total

ehtries and clearances at Chinese ports amounted to 51.9 million tons only as

compared

tons duringwith1936.59 million tonsthein order

By flags, 1938, 90ofmillion tons inwas:1937,British

importance and 145shipping,

million

shipping, with 19.2 million tons; Japanese shipping, 15.7 million tons; NorwegianBritish

with 145 million tons during 1936. By flags, the order of importance was: ship-

gmg, 3.2 millioh- tons; Chinese shipping (excluding junks), 2.7 million tons;

erman shipping, 2.1 million tons; Netherlands shipping, 1.8 million tons;

and Italian, Danish, and French shipping with approximately 1.1 million tons

each. Of the reduced total of 51.9 million tons of shipping entered and cleared,

29.8 million tons entered from and cleared to foreign ports as compared with

29.4 million tons in 1938, while 22.1 million tons as compared with 29.7 million

tons entered and cleared coastwise. These figures do not include the tonnage

of vessels plying under Inland Waters Steam Navigation Regulations. In

regard to shipping with abroad, the leading ports in China were: Shanghai,

with 50.33 per cent of the total tonnage as compared with 34.58 per cent in

1938; Tsingtao, with 10.46 per cent as compared with 6.13 per cent; Tientsin,

with 10.34 per cent as compared with 11.56 per cent; Chinwangtao, with 8.37

per cent as compared with 7.13 per cent; Amoy, with 5.07 per cent as compared

with 3.73 per cent; Swatow, with 4.17 per cent as compared with 7.56 per cent;

and Canton, with 0.34 per cent as against 10.08 per cent in 1938.

Further analysis of the shipping trade shows the percentage share of the

total entrances and clearances taken by the leading flags during the year under

review :

Fokeigx Domestic Total

Trade. Trade. Trade.

Percent. Percent. Percent.

British, 27.82 49.48 37.04

Japanese 40.21 17.02 30.34

Norwegian 5.20 7.71 6.27

Chinese (excluding Junks) 2.29 9.11 5.19

German 3.98 4.25 4.10

 CHINA All

Netherlands 3.44 3.56 3.49

Italian 1.97 2.47 2.18

Danish 2.34 1.89 2.15

French 2.69 1.19 2.05

American 2.58 0.26 1.59

Portuguese 0.21 1.11 0.59

Freight rates on the China coast were converted into Hongkong currency

on the 22nd June and at times reduced owing to poor trading conditions. In

terms of Hongkong dollars or sterling the rates were about the same or slightly

lower than in 1938.

Transpacific; Freights

Rates were effective throughout 1938 on the more important commodities as

per Tariff No. 8 of 6th October 1937, taken from the Shanghai Transpacific

Freight Tariff. As from the beginning of 1939, all rates of freight remained

stationary until the 19th September when, as a result of the greatly increased

operating charges caused by the outbreak of war in Europe, an all-round in-

crease T was made to the extent of approximately 20 per cent except in the case

of raw silk, the rates on which remained as previously until the 1st December,

on which date they were increased by 50 per cent. A further general increase

of 15 per cent, with the exception of silk, was expected to become effective early

in 1940.

Freights via Suez

Rates of freight undbf Conference control were increased at the end of the

year 1939 by about 50 per cent, with “open” commodities registering even higher

increases.

Railways

The extension of the Lung-Hai Railway from Sian to Paoki, a distance of

130 kilometres, was completed in 1936, with a further extension to Lanchow, 450

kilometres north-west of Sian, being under contemplation. An extension south-

west from Paoki to Chengtu, a distance of 550 kilometres, was one of the pro-

jects coming within the new construction plans. Also included in these plans

\Vas the construction of the 523 kilometres line from Chungking to Chengtu,

connecting the two leading cities of Szechwan, with eventual extension to

Tachienlu in Sikang. Other contemplated construction work included the Hu-

nan-Kweichow Railway, connecting Chuchow, important city on the Hankow-

Canton line, with Kweiyang, the capital of Kweichow province; the Szechwan-

Kweichow Railway of 350 kilometres, connecting Chungking and Kweiyang,

under joint Chinese and French construction; the 550 kilometres Yunnan-Kwei-

cbow Railway, connecting Kweiyang with Kunming, the capital of Yunnan;

the 770 kilometres Szechwan-Yunnan Railway, connecting Suifu, on the Yangtze

River in Central Szechwan, with Kunming; the extension of the Hunan-

Kwangsi line, already completed from Hengyang to Kweilin, to Nanning in

Kwangsi; the extension of the Kweichow-Kwangsi Railway, running from

Kweiyang to Nanning, to Liuchow; the construction of the line from Nanning

m Kwangsi to Chennankwan and thence to Langson in French Indo-China,

under joint Chinese and French auspice's, a distance of 150 kilometres; and the

Yunnan-Burma Railway of 700 kilometres in length.

In the South-east, plans called for the construction of the 263 kilometres

Nanchang-Pingsiang Railway; the 450 kilometres Nanking-Kiangsi Railway,

connecting at Kweiki with the Chekiang-Kiangsi line; and the Canton-Meihsien

Railway of 500 kilometres, connecting the Southern port of Canton with East-

ern Kwangtung’s leading town.

A12 CHINA

The following are the import statistics for rolling-stock, and for such rail-

way materials as are specifically quoted as such in the Returns, during the past

three years:

1937. 1938.. 1939.

Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value.

St. $ St. $ St. $

Crossings & Turntables

for Railways ...Quintals 18,974 693,960 1,781 102,843 153 13,639

Rails Quintals

Locomotives & Tenders 913,311 1,3608,276 97,945 2,147,835 108,676 2,913,874

346,584 1,027,845

Railway Carriages & — 6,263,686

Wagons 2,744,425 — ' 1,697,941 — 1,346,922

Railway Materials, n.o.r — 4,643,362 — 2,464,138 1,992,843

Railway Sleepers Pieces 1,300,895 4,547,974 524,445 996,502 189,962. 614,521

Total 32,501,674 7,755,843 7,909,644

Commercial Aviation

On the outbreak of hostilities the air services operating from Peiping and

Shanghai were the first to be suspended, while those operating in the South-

west, North-west, Central and South China continued to offer increased trans-

portation facilities. On the occupation of the Wu-Han cities, services on all

these lines were temporarily suspended, but not long thereafter were resumed

one after another. In addition to the air lines orginally operating in “Free

China,” the following new lines commenced operations in 1938:-

(1) The Chungking-Hongkong line, with an intermediate stop at Kwei-

lin, covering a distance of 1,157 kilometres, was inaugurated at

the close of 1937, with the frequency of departures being changed

to twice or three times weekly in 1938.

(2) The Chungking-Kunming line of 755 kilometres resumed operations

after a period of suspension on the 1st August 1938.

(3) The Chungking-Kiating line, with two intermediate stops at Luchow

and Suifu,

on 16th Maycovers

1938. a distance of 351 kilometres and was opened

(4) The Chungking-Kweilin line of 760 kilometres was started in

December 1938.

(5) The Chengtu-Hanoi line, covering a distance of 1,460 kilometres,

inaugurated a through service in November 1938.

(6) The Kunming-Kweilin line, covering a distance of 760 kilometres,

was opened in December 1938.

In March 1939 an airplane of the Imperial Airways successfully made a

test flight from Rangoon in Burma to Kunming, and at the same time the

China National Aviation Corporation planes made three successful flights from

Chungking to Rangoon.

On the 5th December 1939 the Chungking-Moscow line was formally inau-

gurated. The entire length, to be covered in four days, in divided into three

sections, namely, Chungking-Hami, Hami-Alamutu, and Alamutu-Moscow.

Conditions in 1939

resultant loss of life and materialcontinued

Apart from the tragedy of damage,Sino-Japanese

particulars of hostilities, witheventheirif

which latter,

ever fully available, will take some years to estimate and decades to recover

from, it is but natural that main interest from the economic viewpoint should

centre around Japanese efforts to extend their influence in the occupied areas.

The multifarious measures adopted, embracing the compulsory circulation of

currency, tariff revision, the control of railways, shipping, etc., are to a con-

 CHINA Aia

siderabJe extent entrusted for their furtherance to the North China and the

Central China Development Companies. From the already published reports

of the two companies above mentioned, it would seem apparent that the com-

mercial development expected has not yet met with the success hoped for, while

efforts in other directions have already at the close of 1938 encountered various

protests lodged with Tokyo by the French, British, and United States Govern-

ments against

blockading the Yangtze

of the interferenceRiverwith

andestablished

the Chinatreaty Coast,rights involvedfreedom

commercial in the

under the open door, attacks on foreign property, personnel, etc. In this con-

nexion it will be recalled that the Government of the United States of America,

dissatisfied with the reply of the Japanese Government dated the 18th November

1938 to rights

Power its noteandof the

the principle

6th Octoberof 1938

equalregarding

opportunity the incontravention of thirda

China, addressed

further note to the Japanese Government on the 31st December 1938. In this

further note the United States Government declared that “in the light of facts

and experience the Government is impelled to reaffirm its previously expressed

opinion that the imposition of restrictions upon the movements and activities

of American nationals who are engaged in philanthropic, educational and

commercial endeavours in China has placed, and will, if continued, increasingly

place, Japanese interests in a preferred position, and is therefore unquestion-

ably discriminatory in its effects against legitimate American interests.’' Re-

ferring to exchange control, compulsory currency circulation, tariff revision,

and monopolistic practices in certain areas of China, the note went on to say,

the Government of the United States “expresses its conviction that the restric-

tions and measures under reference are not only unjust and unwarranted but

are counter

untarily to theinto,provisions

entered to whichofboth

several

Japanbinding

and theinternational

United States,agreements vol-

and in some

cases other countries, are parties.’' Furthermore, it was

people and the Government of the United States could not assent to the esta-affirmed that “the

blishment, at the instance of and for the special purposes of any third country,

of a regime which would arbitrarily deprive them of the long-established rights

of equal opportunity and fair treatment which are legally and justly theirs

along with those of other nations.” Fundamental principles, such as that of

equality of opportunity, it was pointed out, were not subject to nullification by

unilateral affirmation, nor could the United States Government admit that

“there is any need or warrant for any one Power to take upon itself to pre-

scribe what shall be the terms and conditions of a ‘new order’ in areas not

under its sovereignty and to constitute itself the repository of authority and

the agent of destiny in regard thereto.” The note concluded as follows: “The

people and the Government of the United States cannot assent to the abrogation

of any of this country’s rights or obligations by the arbitrary action of agents

or authorities of any, other country. The Government of the United States has,

howver, always been prepared, and is now, to give due and ample consideration

to any proposals based on justice, and reason which envisage the resolving of

problemsdirectly

parties in a manner

concerned dulybyconsiderate

processes ofoffreethenegotiation

rights andandobligations of all

new commitment

by and among all of the parties so concerned. There has been and there con-

tinues to be opportunity for the Japanese Government to put forward such

proposals. The Government has been and it continues to be willing to discuss

such

Powers,proposals if and

including Japan whenandputChina,

forward

whosewithrightsrepresentatives

and interests ofaretheinvolved

other

at whatever time and in whatever place may be commonly agreed upon. Mean-

while this Government reserves all rights of the United States Us they exist and

does not give assent to.any assent to any impairment of any of these rights.”

At thethetime

ceeding, whenStates

United negotiations between

Government on Japan

the 26thandJulyGreatgaveBritain

Japan were

noticepro-

of

the abrogation of the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation of 1911. On the 20th

August the Anglo-Japanese negotiations regarding the Tientsin imbroglio

reached

the effecta that

deadlock on the issue

the British by the British

Government was notForeign

preparedOffice of a statement

to discuss, much lessto-

to1 enter into fln agreement upon, currency and economic issues which involved

AU CHINA

Uie interests of other Powers. A few days prior to this it had been made known

that, on advice from the Law Officers of the Crown, the British Government had

decided to hand over the four Chinese in asylum in the British Concession to

a local Chinese

blockade imposedcourt for trial.by Meantime

at Tientsin the Japanese theremilitary,

had beenmanyno relaxation in the

foreigners suffer-

ing indignities, there being frequent incidents, the foreign occupants of the

two Concessions

Japanese, suffering toindescribably,

being brought and the trade

a practical standstill. To ofaddthetoport,

the other than

appalling

conditions already existing, there occurred in August the worst inundation of

the Concessions and the whole of the surrounding country

memory. All normal means of communication were cut off as a result of the of Tientsin in living

flood waters, which rose in certain areas to a depth of over 10 feet. The floods

are believed to cover vast areas of Hopeh, Northern Honan and Western Shan-

tung, while nearly 2 million people are threatened with famine, and the damage

is estimated at close upon $100 million, if not more. The subsidence of flood

waters in the Concessions brought no relaxation of the blockade, and at the

time of writing negotiations in Tokyo have not been reopened.

In connexion with the International Settlement of Shanghai, Japanese

washes for reforms were officially conveyed to the British and United States

Ambassadors

17th May formallyin Tokyo on theJapan’s

rejected 3rd May.requestTheforUnited StatesofGovernment

a revision on the

the Land Regula-

tions of the International Settlement. The American

against taking any advantage of developments which originated elsewhere andnote warned Japan

were prejudicing the international character of the Shanghai Settlement, urged

Japan to return Settlement areas north of Soochow Creek to the authority of

the Shanghai Municipal Council, stressed the point that conditions in Shanghai

were so far from normal as to preclude any basis for a discussion looking

towards an orderly settlement of the complicated problems involved which

would be reasonably fair to all, and, as regards revision of the Land Regula-

tions, expressed the belief that this should await the development of more stable

conditions. The British reply supported the arguments contained in the Am-

erican memorandum. Japanese replies to British and French protests regard-

ing the boarding of the British liner lianpura and the French liner Aramix

outside Hongkong were conciliatory in tone.

With the blockade of the China Coast, the closure of the Yangtze and West

Rivers to navigation, and the Japanese in control of practically all China’s

ports, the volume of trade is still a matter of some surprise. While admittedly

the Japanese were in control of the coast and the main lines of communication,

it is equally true that this control was limited with no great effect on the vast

interior regions. In North China, especially, particular attention has been paid

to Western industrial properties. The Kailan Mining Administration had to

increase its coal output for shipment to Japan; the Kwantung army seized the

Tatung Coal and the Lungyan Iron Ore Mines for its improvised state of

Mfeng-chiang ” and entrusted their exploitation tc the South Manchuria

Railway Company and the Fushun Collieries. The Tayeh Iron Mine in Cen-

tral China wras given directly to the Japan Iron Manufacturing Company. In

Shanghai Japanese industrial pre-war property was energetically reconstructed.

Reconstruction of the Tsingtao mills was also completed. Repairs have been

carried out to the various Chinese coal mines in Shantung, but production is

still far below pre-war level. In Tsingtao only some 40 per cent of the textile

mills are yet in operation. Determined efforts to place the Tayeh Iron Mines

on the Yangtze into working order after their being completely blown up by

the Chinese have not yet met with success, while in Shanghai, despite recent

prosperity in the cotton industry, the number of spindles working is still far

below the pre-war total of 4,000,000. Notwithstanding the limited success

achieved on their own behalf, the many restrictions in the form of exchange

control, military currency media, various monopolies and restrictions generally

on transport,

countries, manyetc.,foreign

are having

tradersa being

disastrous effect driven

gradually on the out

foreign tradebusinesses.

of their of other

In an attempt to control China’s railways the Japanese organised two rail-

way companies. The North China Traffic Company, in April, was to operate

 CHINA A15

aII the railways in that part of the country, including the Peiping-Shanhai-

kwan Railway, the Peiping-Suiyuan Railway, the Kiao-Tsi Railway, the Shih-

kiachwang-Taiyiian

Pukow, Railway,Railways.

and the Lung-Hai and sections

HalfofofthethePeiping-Hankow,

actual capital ofthe$300,000,000

Tientsin-

wTas subscribed by the North China Development Company in kind, i.e., rail-

ways seized by the Japanese, while of the other half the South Manchuria

Railway Company subscribed $120,000,000 and the “Peking Provisional Gov-

ernment" $30,000,000. In Central China the Central China Railway Company

was organised in May to operate all the railways in the Lower Yangtze delta,

including the Shanghai-Nanking Railway, the Shanghai-Hangchow-Ningpo

.Railway, the Soochow-Kashing Railway, and the Nanking-Wuhu Railway.

Capitalised at $50,000,000, this concern, a subsidiary of the Central China

Development Company,

China Development was organised

Company subscribingunder

half the Nanking

of the capitalregime,

in kind,thei.e.,Central

rail-

ways in Central China seized by the Japanese; the ;other half, payable in cash,

being subscribed—$10,000,000 by the “Nanking Reformed Government,”

$6,500,000 by the Central China Development Company, and $8,500,000 by the

general public,,: However, only one-fourth oE the cash payment was made at

the time of the company’s establishment. On the 2nd May the British Ambas-

sador in Tokyo drew the attention of the Foreign Office to the establishment of

the Central China Railway Company to take over these railways, etc., and

pointed out that, as a large amount of British capital was invested in them,

the British Government could not acquiesce in their acquisition by Japanese

interests.

With China’s door becoming more tightly closed towards the east, it became

Imperative that measures be adopted for the development of the western and

south-western provinces and for the improvement of communications giving

egress and ingress westwards. Towards this end rapid progress was made in

the industrial development of the provinces of Szechwan, Yunnan, Kweichow,

and Kwangsi, the National Government appropriating large funds, which were

augmented

Ministry offurther

Financebycontinued

private subscription.

its activities, The FarminCredit

assisting Bureau of theof

the establishment

rural banks, the setting up of public granaries, and the making of loans to

loans to farmers for the planting of cotton, improvement of sericulture, sugar

cane, wood oil, oranges and sesamum seed in the provinces of Szechwan,

Kwangtung, Anhwei, Hunan and Shensi, nor was improvement in irrigation

overlooked. The full epic of China’s adaptation to events will in due course

become known and will be accounted prodigious considered not only in the

light of the sustenance

the development and careresources

of untouched given toofthousands

wealth, butmade destitute

perhaps abovebyallwarin and

the

superhuman efforts made to open, and to keep open, communications by high-

way. by rail and by air.

DIRECTORY

LEGATIONS

Beloium

Peiping;— Teleph. 1452 (East); CableEnd,

Legation Street, East Ad: Secretary—Frederico de Chermont

Beige Lisboa

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Interpreter—Mario R. das Chagas

Plenipotentiary—Baron Jules Guil-

laume

Brazil—32,Chun

Peiping Shu Hutung, East City, Cuba—234, Hungjao Road; Cable Ad :

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Capiro, Shanghai

Mr. & Mrs. E. Brook

Plenipotentiary—H.

Lacerda Lago E. Renato de C. V. W. Brook

A16 CHINA

Czechoslovakia — 727, Avenue Haig, Chinese Secretary—G. V. Kitson

Shanghai ; Teleph. 75492 ; Cable Ad :

Zamini 2nd Secretary—G. P. Young

Envoy Extraordinary and 3rd Secretary—W. D. Allen

Plenipotentiary—Jan SebaMinister Vice-Consuls—F. F. Garner and

J. P. Tahourdin

Chancellor—Jaroslav Stepan Accountant—E. Williams

Secretary—Antonin Kolacek Probationer Vice-Consuls — B C.

Commercial Attache—Otakar Pavlata McDermott, C. B. B. Heathcote-

Chinese

Wang Secretaries—Hsu

Shao-Tseng I-Ging and Smith, P. G. F. Dalton, D. J. B.

Robey, A. A. E. Franklin and P. D.

Coates

Denmark—26, The Bund; Cable Ad: Archivist—A. T. Cox

Legadane, Shanghai Clerical Officers—P. A. North and

Envoy Extraordinary and Minis- E. L. Watkins

ter Plenipotentiary—Oscar de Superintending

Faithlul Cypher Officer—S.

Oxholm Stenographer—A. Marshall

1st Secretary of Legation—Poul Chaplains—Rt. Rev. Bishop F. L.

Scheel Norris, d.d. and Rev. O. A.

Attache—M. G. I. Melchior Griffiths

Commandant of Embassy Guard—

Finland—301, Route 74244

Cardinal Mercier, Major M. Deane, o.b.e.

Shanghai; Teleph. ; Cable Ad : Medical Officer—Dr. W. H. Graham

Finlandia Aspland, m.b.

Charge d’Affaires a.i.—H. Tanner Constable and Chancery Attendant—

R. H. Beer

Ta fa huo ch’in ch’ai ta shu Ta ho lan Jcuo ch’in ch’ai hung shu

France — Legation Street, Peiping; Netherlands—Legation Street, West

Telephs. 5-2731 & 5-2732; Cable Ad: End, Peiping

Ambafrance Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Secretaire d’Ambassade and Charge Plenipotentiary

des Affaires de 1’Ambassade—R.

de Boissezon W. F. L. van Bylandt E. Count

— H.

Consul—D. Rhein Secretary and Charge d’Affairs a.i.—

Dr. R. Flaes

Vice-Consul—J. Beauroy Secretaries - Interpreters — Th. de

Secretaire-Interprete—P. Mol lard Josselin de Jong, A. E. Abell and

H. Bos (Chungking)

it * 1st Chancellor—A. Kok

Ta Ting Kuo Ta Shift Kuan

Great Britain—N. Legation St., Peiping Poland—83, Rte. Pichon and 26, Rte.

Delastre; Cable Ad: Polmission,

Telephs. 654, 835 and 1151 (E.): Cable Aff Shanghai

Prodrome Charge

Envoy Extraordinary and Ambas-

sador Plenipotentiary—Sir Archi- Rosset d’Affaires — Stanislaw de

bald Clark-Kerr, k.c.m.g. Chancellor—Piotr Mroz

Naval Attache—Capt. H. R. Raw- *

lings, O.B.E., R.N. (Tokyo) Ta si yang Jcuo ch’in ch’ai kung shu

Military Attach^—Lt. Col. W. A. Portugal—Shanghai

Lovat-Fraser, o.b.e. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Chinese Counsellor—Sir A. D. Plenipotentiary—H. E. Dr. Jcao de

Blackburn, k.c.m.g., c.b.e. Lebre e Lima

Commercial Secretary, Grade

A. H. George, c.m.g. (Shanghai) I— Secretary—C. de Liz-Teixeira Bran-

1st Secretary—(Vacant) quinho

Consul—Allan Archer, o.b.e. Secretary-Interpreter

Chagas — J. F. das

Commercial

son, o.b.e. Secretary—J. C. Hutchi- Vice-Consul—Mario R. das Chagas

(Peiping)

 CHINA AI7

Spain—Peiping Attaches for Language Study—Capt.

Envoy Extraordinary and Minisiter Paul L.M. Freeman,

Edwin Jr., Reynold

Lieut.

Plenipotentiary—H.

Garrido y Cisneros

E. Don Justo Condon andCahill, Capt. Capt.

E. J. McNally

First Secretary Clerks—Miss Esther Hoffman and

Jose

Arribas Gonzalez andde Consul—Don

Gregorio y NavalCharles W. Haward,

Attache’s

Jr.

Office John M.

Chancellor-Interpreter—W.P.Thomas Naval Attache—Comdr.

Creighton, U. S. N.

Asst. Naval U.Attaches—Major

Williams, G. A.

S. M. C. (Shanghai)

Iff ^ Jfc ifl5 * and Capt. F. J. McQuillen,

Ta jue tien kuo fu U. S. M. C.Attaches—Capt.

(Chungking) A. F.

Sweden—9, Quai de France, Shanghai; Language

Teleph. 84100; Cable Ad : Svensk Moe, U. Jr.S. M.Lieut.

C., Lieut.

Envoy Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary — Baron Johan Minister Coffin, (Jg.) A.C. D.E.

Beck-Friis Kilmartin, 1. S. N. and Lieut.

A. F.— Metze,

Clerk U. S. M. C.

Secretary of Legation—Erik Kronvall

Chancellor of Legation — Gustaf Fisher Chief Yeoman Winstead

Lundh (Vice-Consul) Marine Detachment

Colonel

Lt.-Cols. Allen

WilliamH. N.Turnage

Best and Herman

United States of America—Legation R. Anderson

Street,

5-2734 & West

5-2735; End,

Cable Peiping;

Ad: Telephs.

Amembassy Captains Paul Drake, James R. Hester

Ambassador—Nelson Trusler Johnson and JamesAlexander

Lieutenants F. ClimieA. Vandegrift

(now at Chungking) and Hewitt D. Adams

Counsellor of Embassy—Willys R. 2ndWillard

Lieutenants Alben C. Robertson,

Peck (now at Chungking) B. Holdredge, George R.

1st Secretary of Embassy—Robert Newton and William F. Hogaboom

L. Smyth Chief Pay

2nd Secretaries of Embassy—Harry

E.James

Stevens, H. Merrell Benninghotf, Marine

Radio Gunner—William A.C.N.Lee

Clerk —Norman

Electrician—Oscar

Bates

Ed-

B. Pilcher and Arthur R. munds,S. IT.O. S.Claytor,

N. Dental Corps,

Ringwalt Comdr.

Language Officers—Hungerford B. U. S. N.L. N. Marshall, Medical

Howard and Fulton Freeman Comdr.

Vice-Consul—Alvin D. Bandy

Clerks—Dorthy St. Clair, Julia H. NavalCorps, U. S. N.

Officers Attached

Stimpson, Emile P. Gassie, Brice Lt.-Col. Ray A. Robinson

W. Goldsborough,

Samuel Eleanor Shields, Majors

Brown Sullivan and L. A.

Leo

Crutchfield,E. Julia

Williams,

St. ClairHarriet

Krenz Captain John A. White

and Craig W. Carter 1st.andLieutenants

Property Custodian—Jessie B. Wolfe Arthur

2ndRayLieutenants H.Kenneth

James

F. McCleod

Weinberger

C.D.Bennett,

Military A ttache’s Office L. Vroome, Richard Weber,

Lt.-Col. William Mayer Richard M. Huizenga and James

Major David

Chungking) D. Barrett (Now at D. McBrayer

Chief Quartermaster Clerk—Louie

F. Shoemaker

Asst. Military

Frederick Attache — Capt.

P. Munson Lt.-Cbmdr. Rupert H. Draeger, M. C.

 PEIP 1 N (i

Pei-piny

Jfc Slburi-lien formerly Peking {Pticking) M *1fc

Peiping (formerly known as Peking) is situated on a sandy plain 13 miles S. W. o

the Pei-no 116

longitude river, and27 about 110ormiles from itsthemouth, in latitude 39 deg. 54 min.connects

N. and

the city with deg. min. E.,The

the Pei-ho. usenearly

of theon name parallel of Naples.

‘Peiching’ (Peking):Awascanalrestored by

order

endorsedof bythethelocal administration

Central Governmentinauthorities.

October 1937. This has not however, been

From Dr. Dennys’

sketch:—“The city formerly description

existingof onPeiping

the siteweofquote the following

the southern briefofhistorical

portion Peiping

was

thrownthe bycapital

the Chinof thedynastyKingdom and oftheYan. seat ofAbout 222 B.c., this

Government was kingdom was over-

removed elsewhere.

Taken from the Chins by the Khaitans about 936 a.d., it was some two years after-

wards made

Khaitans,a.d. the turn

in 1151,

their southern capital of ofthat

took possession people. callingThe Kin it thedynasty, subduing the

About the fourth sovereign ofthethecapital,

Kins transferred the‘ Western Residence.’

Court thither, and

named

Kublai itKhan

the Central Residence. Inthere, 1215, itgiving

was captured by Genghis Khan. Central

In 1264

Residence, the fixed

peoplehisat residence

large generally calling it itShun

the t’ien-fu.

title of InChung-tu

1267 a.d.,or the city

was transferred 3 li (one mile) to the North of;its then site,

tu— the ‘Great Residence.’ The old portion became what is now known as the ‘Chinese’ and it was then called Ta-

city, and the terms ‘Northern’ and ‘Southern’ city, or more commonly nei-cheng

(within the wall) and wai-cheng (without the wall), came into use. The native Emperors

ofwhoGovernment.

succeeded theThe MongolCourtdynasty did not,afterwards

was shortly however, continue

removed toto make Pekingwhich

Nanking, the seat

was

considered the chief city of the Empire until, in 1421, Yung

of the Ming dynasty, again held his Court at Peiping, since which date it has remained Lo, the third Emperor

the capital of China.”

city The

andpresent city of Peiping

theTheSouthern or shapeis divided

Outer. intois two

TherePeiping nowportions,

no purely the Manchu

NorthernSectionor Inneras

formerly. general of

by a square placed upon an oblong, the former standing for the Northern may be roughly represented

and the latter for the Southern city. The whole of the town is, of course,,

walled.

in height Theandwalls

40 feetof inthewidth,

Northern arecitybuttressed

are the strongest. They average 50yards.feet

The parapets are loop-holed andand crenelated. They are at intervals

faced on both of about

sidessixty

with brick,

the space between being filled with earth and concrete. Each of the gateways is

surmounted

in height, 25byfeet a three-storied

thick at thepagoda.base, andThe15walls feet ofwidethe on

Southern

the terre cityplein.

are about The30total

feet

circumference

most of

SectionPalace the walls

of theandNorthern round the two

city called cities slightly exceeds 20 miles.

Kin-ching or Forbidden City, contains The inner-

the Imperial its surrounding buildings.

There is little direct foreign

1884, the city was brought into direct telegraphictrade with Peiping, but it is growing.withIn the

communication August,

rest

of the world, by an overland line to Tientsin vid Tungchow. The Ministry of

Communications

two has now its own wireless installation. The year 1899 witnessed

years other innovations,

previously, which ofwould

viz., the erection have been buildings

large two-storied regardedonasprominent impossiblesites ten

for

the Austrian tradition

immemorial Legation and thatthetheHongkong

feng-shui and mustShanghai Bank. These

resent elevation were breaks

in houses other with

than

those

openedofinthe1897.

immortal gods and the Son of Heaven. The railway line to Tientsin was

During 1902 the fortification of the Legation quarter was completed, therailway

termini brought to the Ch’ien Men in the Southern city, and the reconstruction of the

various Legations was begun. These were slowly brought to completion, and extensive

 PEIPING Al9

barracks connected with each for the accommodation of the Legation Guards. As

most Chinese buildings

appearance in this section ofwere removed the Legation quarter presents the

several largeofstores,

a European

whichsettlement

sell all kindsabout half agoods.

of foreign square mile

The inPeiping

extent.ClubThere are

is much

larger and more convenient than it was before; there is a Catholic Church for the

Legation Guards, and several hospitals—Rockefeller Foundation

splendidly equipped institution, the opening of which marked an epoch in the history (a handsome and

ofMethodist

Peiping),Episcopal

Dojin (Japanese, completedMemorial—which

John L. Hopkins in 1917), Central,are German,

provided St. with

Michael’s and the

accommoda-

tion for both Chinese and European patients. There are many foreign banks, and

numerous

large Chinese banks. hotels—the

splendidly-equipped In additionHotel to a des

number of smaller

Wagons-Lits andhotels, theredearePekin.

the Hotel two

The latter is a magnificent structure capable of accomfnodating l,QOO guests.

haveThe

beenmain streetswhich

organized of Peiping are macadamized,

will furnish light whereverand two electric

wanted lightOutside

in the city. companies the

Legationchanging

yearly, quartertotheresomeare manytheforeign

extent buildings,

appearance of thethebusiness

numberlocalities

of whichadjacent

is growingto

the Glacis.

Sinceregime,

Manchu the revolution

have manyplace.

taken changes,

Innewwhich

additionwould have beenallunthinkable

toat opening available under the

gates, the

authorities have constructed several streets considerable

better access to certain localities which were formerly badly served. The Imperial cost, and are giving

Gity

been Wall is now

opened, viz., pierced

the Nanainwell-made

over aTzu,dozen

Ch’ih places,

Nan Fuandthe threeandnew thoroughfares have

last-mentioned providing roadthealongside K’ou,westernthewallFuofYutheOhieh, the

Imperial

Gity. Peiping

September 1940.has a population of 1,722,736, according to statistics compiled in

ThereandareJapan.

Taiyuan air services to Tientsin, Tsingtao, Shanghai, Mukden, Dairen, Kalgan,

motor roads tonow

Peiping is manyconnected

places inwiththeTientsin

Western byHills.a motor

A new road,residential

and therearea are with

also

wide roads is being constructed to the west of the city, and an industrial area to

the east.

DIRECTORY

(For Legation^ SseuVhina Section Pages A15-A17)

-Administrative Commission of the

Diplomatic Quarter—

President—Dr. R. Flaes (Netherlands Mein&M®mm

kntO’ chow 'Ai

Legation) American Bank Note Co. — Chartered

Deputy Bank Premises, Rue Linevitch, Lega-

(BritishPresident—A.

Embassy) A. L. Tuson tion 'Quarter; Teleph. 676 East; Cable

Ad: Banknote

Hon. Treasurer — J.

(Banque—deH.ITndochine) Dautremer American Chamber of Commerce—(Nee

Members Terasaki (Japanese Associations & Clubs)

Embassy) and F.Bank)

che-Asiatische Petzschke (1 )euts-

Secretary & Chief of Police—P. J. American Chinese i m

Lawless Co., Federal Inc.,

Inspector of Police—M. Fujii '64,

U.S.A., Authorized “Ford” Dealers—

Medical Officer of Health—Dr. W. H. S.O. & 964 S.O.; Cable Ad:Telephs.

Ssu Fa Pu Chieh; 627

Graham Aspland, m.d. J. G. Richards, manager Tacco

Clerk of Works—A. Stolz G. Schedin | P. W. Hsu

A20 PEIPING

m M £ $ China InternationalOffice: Famine

Hva an yiao fang

American Drug Store, Wholesale, Retail Commission—Head 6, TsaiRelief

Chang

and Dispensing Druggists and Chemists, Hutung,

or 2405; East

Codes City;

Used: Cable Ad: Mission

Bentley’s, Famrel

—94, Hatamen Street; Cable Ad: Huaan and C.I.M. and China Republican

American Express Co.—(Nee Banks) and Suez’s

Deutsch Club—6, Legation Street

^ m Sun Chong

Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd. International Anti-Opium Associa-

Engineers, Contractors, Importers tion—

and Manufacturers—1, Ta Yuan Fu

Hutung; Teleph. 5-1915 East; Cable, Peiping Institute of Fine Arts—19,

Ad : Danica Pao Fang Hutung

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Peking Club—Rue Marco Polo, Peking;

Telephs. 602 E.O. (Office), 1294 and 3985

Yu-pang jen-shou-pao-hsien-kung-su E.O.President—H.

(Club) E. Baron de Vos Van

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insur- Steenwijk

ance—36, Teng Shih Kou, East Vice-President—C.

City: Cable Ad: Alicochina; Code: Hon. Secretary—E. H-BathurstLauru

Acme & Bentley’s. Main Office for Hon. Treasurer—L. B. Stone

the Orient : 17, The Bund, Shanghai Committee Member in Charge of

M. Chang, manager House

Brad fieldand Entertainment—V. F.

Asiatic News Agency—5, Yen-yao St., Committee

Library—F.Member,

Oliver in Charge of

East City; Teleph. 399 (East); Cable

Ad: Asiatic Committee Member in Charge of

Mitchell C. L. Chang, proprietor Tennis—D. F. C. Cleland

Committee

Indoor Member in Charge of

fl * Haven Games—Major L. G. De

Ting shang a si a huo yu kung-szu Committee

Swimming k, Skating—J.Charge

Member in F. Blackof

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Legation Co. (North China),

Street; Residence:

Telephs. 1688

k 687 East, Manager’s 274 Young Men’s Christian Association

(Chinese)—280, Hatamen Street;

East and Depot

East; Cable Ad: DoricTungpienmen: 2392 Telephs. 954 East k 1687 East;

K. H. Bichard, manager Cable Ad: Nassau; Codes use-d:

Mission and Western Union

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Young Women’s Christian Association

American Chamber of Commerce—8, (Chinese)—18, Executive

Hsi Tang Tze Hutung-

Tung Tan Erh Tiao Hutung

President—J. Y. Starrett Kwan,Mrs.

Lin, Mrs.Committee—Mrs.

S.T.J.C.Chuan

Shen, Mrs. S. T.

and C.MissC.

Vice-do.—F. L. Finnell

Treasurer «fc Secretary—F. C. Fette Helen Scott

Secretaries—Miss

Miss Sung I Te, Miss LeliaSunM.Yun

Hinkley,

Fang,

British Chamber

Coal Co.of Commerce—c/o Miss

Mentoukou KyoenHelen Ray and Miss Sun Pang:

Association of Chinese tfc American Assurance Franco-Asiatique,

Fire, Motor-Car Marine,

Insurance—9, Legation

Engineers—c/o Presbyterian Building Street, Legation Quarter; Teleph. 1522

Bureau, 14b, Ta Shih Pei Hutung, Ku East; Cable Ad: Intersavin. Head

Office: 85,Branch

Rue St.Office:

Lazare, Paris. Far

LouPresident—J.

Hsi A. Ely Eastern 9, Avenue Ed-

Secretary—S. M. Dean wardP.VII, Shanghai

Treasurer—T. King Jarno, agent

 PEIPING A21

BANKS if m $ fi

Te Hua Yin Hang

if m ii m m m Deutsch - Asiatische Bank—Legation

Met Icuo yuen tung yin hong Street; Teleph. 969 East; Cable Ad:

American Express Co., Inc., Banking, Teutonia J.

Shipping, Tickets—Grand

Steamship Travel, Railway Hotel and

des F. Petzschke manager

H. Voskamp,

Wagons Lits; Cable Ad: Amexco

M. E. Merriman, manager ft m w m

L.Edw.

Kukuranov

Spokoiny,(Shipping Dept.)

accountant Hui feng yin hang

Miss O. Weinglass, secretary Hongkong & ShanghaiStreet; Banking

, Corporation—Legation

phone 855 E.O. Cable Ad: Lascar Tele-

Bank of Tientsin Ltd., Inc.—Hatamen A. H.B. B.Kelly,

Street; Teleph. 1030 East Clarksub-agent

if is a ®! # n ^ ^ m m M

Tung fang huei li yin hang Wan hwok tsz chu way

Banque de ITndochine—Legation St.; International Savings Society —

Teleph. 392 East; Cable Ad: Indochine 9,Ad:Legation St., Legation Quarter; Cable

Intersavin. Head Office: 7, Avenue

If m i$ I & * Edward VII, Shanghai. Paris

85, Rue St. Lazare. Saigon Office: 26,Office:

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le RueP. Chaigneau Jarno, manager

Commerce et lTndustrie (French

Co.,: Geranchine

Ad Ltd.)—Legation Street ; Cable

J. Bardac, manager ft m m &

Mme. Vassilevsky, signs per pro. Chin cheng yin hang

Kincheng Banking Corporation—Hsi-

ft M. m # Chiao Ming Hsiang; Telephs. 2360

Mai chia li yin hang and 2452 South; Cable Ad: Kin-

chen

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

&East;

China—Legation Street; Teleph. 676

Cable Ad: Prudence ft m n it

E. W. Bilton, manager Hua chee ying hang

National City Bank of New York, The

Continental Bank—Branches in Im- —Legation Street; Telephs. 893 & 2463;

Cable Ad: Citibank

portant: Chemical

dents Cities in China:

Bank and Correspon-

Trust

Co.,

WellsBankers Trust and

Fargo Bank Co., Union

New York;

Trust Hsin ft ® m m m & m m

Co., hua shang yeh chu hsu yin hang

Bank,SanLtd.,Francisco; National

and National City Prov.

Bank Sin-Hua Trust & Savings Bank—

oferale,NewParis;

York, Conrad

London;Hinrich

Societe Con-

Gen- Long Fang T’ou T’iao, outside Chien-

ner, men; Head Office: Teleph. 2310 South:

Kobe Hamburg; The Mitsui Bank, Cable Ads: Sinhuabank or 0238

If SS I* $ nDn H fr m & IE rant

Yi pin fong kwan yin hang Heng Pin Cheng Chin Yin Hang

Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Legation

Street; Telephs. 42, 280 and 281 East;

Mortgage

Agents: Bank—

Banque de 1’Indochine, Cable

Legation Street I. Oshima,Shokin

Ad: manager

A-22 PEIPING

Banque de riNDuCHiNE - (6'ee Banks) Camel Bell, Curios, Gifts, etc., Retail

Store

Pekin: and Exporter—Grand

Ad: Camelsbell Hotel de

^

Lung Hu Kung Szu ii HelenCable

Burton

Basel

Engineers& Fkey,and Architects, Consulting Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

General Contractors—

63a,

East; Ta Fang Chia Hutung;

Cable Ad: Basel; Code: A.B.C. Teleph. 140 Canadian

Canadian

Pacific Railway Co.

Pacific Express Co.—

5thF. edn. 45,

GacanpacChiao Pu Chieh; Cable Ad:

Wai

W. Basel,

S.P. Chung, architect & engineer

H. Liu, engineer

asst, engineer III li Li Ho

C.

Agent for: Wu, do. Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers

Louis Eilers, Steel-buildings and and

Teleph. 208 East; CableHatamen

Contractors—12, Street;

Ad: Carlowitz

Bridges—

Germany Hannover- Herrenhausen, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Bertram, R., Curio Dealer and also Drugs & China—(Nee Banks)

and Chemicals—6, Legation Street; China Continental Commerce Co.,

Telephs.

R. Bertram1867 East; Cable Ad: Bertram Ltd., Importers, Exporters and

Commission Agents—64, Sbang Tang

Lim YaiT® Yoh Fang *>] Pu Chieh

Betines & Co., S. J. (The Oriental

Pharmacy), Dispensing and Analytical portersCrafts, China Manufacturers

’ Chemists—Hatamen Street; Teleph. Carpets and of Chinese Embroideries,

Linen-wares—10, Big

456Dr.East; Cable Ad : Betinesco

F. W. vom Grafeii, manager Embroidery Street; Teleph. 1831

S.B.O. ; Cable Ad; Craftsine ; Codes :

Black

Yuan &,FuCo.,Hutung;J. F., Teleph.

Engineers—32, Ta Acme,

306 East; CharlesBentley’s and Private

Liu, manager

Cable

J. F.Ad: Engineer

Black, b.sc., a.m.i.c.e. China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—46,

Wai Chiao Pu Chieh

A. C Henning & Co., agents

Bouhoutsos B &

Bros., it i.

Successorsand j£

to Karatzas China International Famine Relief

Bros. & Co., Confectionery

Importers and. Exporters—7, Hatamen Bakery, Commission—(See Associations & Clubs)

Street; Cable Ad: Bouhoutsos ft & n m *

^ & m m ® Chung Hua Chi Lu Hong

Bouhoutsos Bros., Tientsin Tobacco China Radiator Co., Radiator and Boiler

Manufacturers, Sanitary

Co., General

and Importers of Cigars, Cigarettes

Tobacconists—7, Hatamen Engineers,

Office: 311, Heating

Chao Yang (All and Heating

Systems)—

Men Street;

Street; Cable Ad : Bouhoutsos

British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. Teleph. Men Wei4638

; East.2045

Teleph. Factory

South : Hsi P’ien

—5, Rue Marco Polo; Teleph. 4585 East

Bryner &ftCo., Shipping, Forwarding China Radio Corporation, Ltd. -73,

Pa Mien Tsao; Teleph. 567 East

and

Polo; insurance

Cable Ad: Agents—5,

Bryner partner Rue Marco China Travel Service—3, Hsi Chiao

L. Bryner, managing Ming Hsiang

S .L. Karpinsky, manager M. L. lii, manager

Agents: H Ta

Chang

Wilhelmsen Lines (European Service)

Barber-Wilhebnsen

Service) Line (American Chinese Engineering & Development

Freight Correspondents to: Co.—Office:

3687 East; Cable Ad : CodcoTzu: Teleph.

75, Nam Chih

American Express Co. H. A. Raider, general manager

 PEIPING A23

CHINESE GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS N. Kanoh, examiner

T.H. Sakuma, do. of Works

Liu, asst, clerk

m & m m &

Chmg han tieh lu enu

Pkiping-Hankow R ailway—Tung Chang Dallas & Co. (Established 1863), Com

An Chieh: Teleph. 858 East; Cable Ad: merce, surance—52,

Finance, Industry and in

Tung Tang Tze Hu-

Kinhan tung; Teleph. 2425 East; Cable Ad:

Sallad

R B. Dallas

Peiping-Suiyuan Line — Head Office: J. O. Dallas ! Shen Fu Ching

Peiping; Telephs. 1216, 2240 and 1545 Li Wen Yu | Keng Wei Fu

West; Cable Ad: Kalganry, Peiping &

T’tsin.; Codes: Bentley’s & A.B.C. 5th edn Danby, C. G. (District Manager,

Manufacturers’

Erh Tiao Hutung; LifeTeleph.

Insurance

152 Co.)—7a,

East

Chung hua yi. hsiieh tsa chih ying

wen pu Davis, R. S.. Bond. Stock and Share

Chinese

Organ ofMedical

the MedicalJournal, Officialin Broker, Land and Real Estate

Profession

China Published Monthly in Eng- Agents—Hongkong Bank Building,

Legation Street; Telephs. 1456 and

lish

Union— Publication

Medical College: Office:CablePeipingAd: 1487 East; Cable Ad: Security; Codes:

Physiology Petersens and Private. Correspondents

O. K Khaw, editor (Peiping) in: London,Singapore,

Hongkong, New York, Shanghai,

Tientsin, etc.

E. Shantung)

B. Struther, editor (Tsinan, R. S. Davis

G. G. Clarke I Y. C. Wei

Christie’s Auction Rooms—52, Hsi Piao Deutuh-Asiatische Bank—(*S'ee Banks)

PeiT.Hutung; Teleph. manager

A. Cameron, 2855 East

m Te Foo

Church of England Mission—(See Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft

Waibel & Co., Supplies—21,

Aniline Dyes, Chemicals,

Missions) Photographic Gan Mien

m m % Tung chi lung Hutung; Teleph. 369 East: Cable Ad:

Waidefag

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., and

Lits Co., General Passenger, (Forward- Wagons-

ing and —Insurance Agents,de Foreign ^ m m

Bankers Grand Hotel Pekin : Yu-cheng-tsung-chu

Telephs.

Coupon 2262 and 948 East; Cable Ad: Directorate General of Posts—Kun-

B. C. Hale, branch manager ming; CableGeneral—

Director Ad: Postgen, Kunming

Kuo Hsin-sung

G. V. Perhuroff Deputy Directors General

I. M. Mojseff Chang Sing Director

(Concurrently Y.— Chu

and S.General Liuof

Customs, ChineseQuarter;

Hart, Legation Maritime—3a, Rue

Teleph. 3067 Postal Remittances and Savings

E.O.Chang Yung Nian, deputy commr. Banks)'

P)-ivate Sen etariat

Chung Ping-cheng, assistant Chief

ActingMi-shu—T.

Deputy KiangCommissioner —

Feng Yen,

Ku Hsi Chih, clerk do. Han Chung-i

Fan Pe-tung, do. General Department

Wang First Secretary—Yu Siang-lin

Wen Po,Keng-yao, do.

Pan Hsing-keng, do.

do.

Acting

hsienAsst. Secretary—Hsiao Ching-

Kao Staff Department

W. G.Yuen

Jarvis,Che.chiefasst,examiner

tidesurveyor

Secretary—Li Wen Yuan Shang-

Cheng Jen Chieh,

Su Hsiao Lung, do. examiner Acting Asst. Secretary—Liu

yee

A24 PEIPING

Business Department # m m *

Officiating Secretary (Temporarily)— Ta tung tien pao chu

Liu Yao Ting Eastern Extension, Australasia and

Asst.

Acting Secretary—Fok

Deputy Sik Cheung

Commissioners— China Telegraph Co., Ltd. (Associated

with Imperial

Yu Cheng-ming and Koh Tsung Fe munications, Ltd.) — Wai Changand International Com-

Chief Mechanical

T. K. Lin Supervisor—A. Building; Teleph. 444 East

Accounts & Audit Department

Secretary—Wang Chin YTuen EDUCATIONAL

Asst. Secretary—Liu Yin

Deputy Commissioner—Po Lock-ping

Acting

Chang Deputy Commissioners — Him Wen Hsueh Hsiao

ch’iian En-ciVing and Kao Hung College of Chinese Studies, Co-

International Department operating with California College in

Acting

E. PothSecretary (Temporarily)— China—5, T’ou T’iao Hutung, Tung

Asst. Secretary—Kan Wen-sheng Ssu Pai Lou; Telephs. 1633 and 2959

E.O.; Cable Ad: Language

Chief Inspecting

OfficeCommissioner’s

Chief Inspecting Commissioner EcoleBro.St.Paul

(Concurrently)—Yii Siang-lin

Michel—Hatamen

Chanel, directeur

Acting Inspecting

W. D. Murray Commissioner— French College—78, Choun-men-kiai

Acting Asst. Inspecting Com- Bro. J. Stanislas, directeur

missioners—Seng Song-Tseo, Ao Bro. Leonore, sous-directeur

Ming Gi and Ko Fei Bro.

Bro. Barthelemy,

L&m, professeur

do.

Supply Department {Shanghai)— Bro. Luc, do.

CaMe Ad: Postsupdep, Shanghai Bro. Claudius, do.

Secretary—J.

Acting A. Greenfield Bro. Emile, do.

Chao-naiAsst. Secretary — Yang

vt ^ m m

Directory

Far East & (China,Chronicle Japan, ofMalaya,

the Hua Mei Hsueh Hsiao

Borneo, Siam, The Philippines, Korea, for ForeignAmerican

North China Children)School (Schoo'

— Tungchou

Indo-China, Netherlands

Published Annually Indies,

by theHouse, etc.),

Hongkong Hopei; Cable Ad: Norcas

Daily Mrs. Maude B. Hunter, principal

Queen’sPress,

RoadLtd.—Marina

Central, Hongkong 15-19, Rev.

Mrs. Frank

Frank Argelander

Argelander

Peiping Agents : HubertGrimes

Mining

Thede French

Pekin Bookstore, Grand Hotel Curtis

Miss

Mrs. Rosamonde

AdelleGlaser Frame

T. Cross

District Directorate of Telecom- Dr. Franz

munications of Hopei Prov’nce, Douglas

Miss Ch’i SYu-mei

Ward

The —12,820Tung

Telephs. & 1119Chang

E.O. An Chieh; Kung Ming-chih

Ho Swai, managing director

S. J. Chen, chief engineer mmwnt

M. S. Liu, supt, Hua Pei Cheng Wu Wei Yuen Huei

C. L. Wang, comptroller North China Political Council (Bureau

of Engraving & Printing) — Pei Tze

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Tyres Fang, Hsuen Wu Men Gate

and

CableRubber Goods —15,Teleph.

Ad: Pneumatic; Kan Yu2270

Hutung;

East Cheng Wen Hsuen, director

S. North

G. Hayes (Tientsin), manager for T. M.C. Chu,

K. Kuan,chief

chiefofofTechnical

General Dept.

Dept.

China C. H. Chao, chief of Secretarial Dept.

 PEIPING

F. F. Spiel man, president

Pei pint/ hsieh ho i hsueh yuan E. W. Frazar, vice-president (Absent)

P. L. D. Plath, director

Peiping Union Medical College—Cable R.W. E..Haenisch,

McCann,secretary

treasurer&&director

director

Ad: Medical C.D. Y.Kao,Kwoh, manager

Dr. Henry S. Honghton, vice-director Sales manager

Dr. C. E. Lim. dean of the Medi- J. M. Zimmerman, special, represent-

cal School

Tsing Htja Univeksity—Tsing Hua Yuan D.ative

Rechkaloff, Service

(Near

ming, YunnanPeiping); Kunming Office: Kun-

Y. C. Mei, president ft it HI 3Mb

French Bookstore, The (Societe

H 7* ^ Franqaise de Librairie et d’Edition),

Yen ching Ta hsueh Soc. a resp.Head

M.$45,000— limitee

Office:auGrand

CapitalHotel

de

YenchingUniversity—Telephs.4400,4100 de Vetch Pekin; Teleph. 581 East; Cable Ad:

and 2700 East; Cable Ad: Yenta HenriPekinotel

Vetch, general manager

Agents for:

m x Hai-chmg-kung-ch’

» » Directory

Far East & Chronicle of the

ang

Engineering Practice, Inc., Heating,

Plumbing, Electric Installation, Build- French Catholic Mission—(Nee Missions)

ing

Boilers, Construction,

Badiators and Manufacturers

Hospital Sup-of French College—(Nee Educational)

plies—11,

menW.Nei; Fang Chia

Teleph. 3981 Hutung,

East Anting-

K. Tsu, manager ff # ^ 7lC

C.S. M.

C.Steinbeck, treasureradviser

Dean, engineering

S.L. F.P. Kwan, sales manager Friedlaender & Smith, International

Hsu, business manager Land, Sea and Air, Shipping, Forward-

ing, Customs, Clearance and Insurance

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.— Service. Packing,

Special Parcel Post

Storage, Trucking.

Dept. Agents and

1-2, Rue Marco Polo; Teleph. 990 East Correspondents Throughout the World

—18, Legation Street; Teleph. 5-2928

Fette Rug Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—8, Tung East; Cable Ad: Fands

A.H. P.R. Friedlaender, mng.do.partner

Tan Erh T’iao Hutung: Teleph. 5-4026 Smith,

East;

Bentley’s Cable

and Ad:

New DuoFette; Codes:

H. C. Fette, president H. F. Chao | B. M. Savialoff

F.F. C.R. Fette,

Fette, secretary-treasurer

mng. director Tientsin

13-14, Agency.

Italian Bund; Telephs. 40117

A.K. M.Chu,Kendall, Sales manager & 40514

accountant Gabbott & Co., F. R., Exporters of Art

Tai Kong and

Kai Sundry

Lu, Manufactures

Hatamen —52, Ad:

Street; Cable Sin

Fowler & Co., W. W., Iron

Railroad Equipment—9, Hwang Cheng and Steel and Gaboco

Ken, Tung Hwa Win; Cable Ad: Gillis, I. V.—Outside Hou Men; Cable

Fowlerco

W. W. Fowler, president Ads: Silligvi or Gillis

fT # & & m

Rung Mao Yang Hang Grand Hotel de Pekin — Telephs.

Frazar, Federal Inc., U.S.A., Automo- 5-2231, 5-2232, 5-2233, 5-2234 & 5-2235

tive and Industrial Engineers—294, East; 5th edn.Cable Ad: Pekinotel; Code: A.B.C.

Hatamen Street;

East; Cable Ad: Frazar Telephs. 1476 & 1949 J. Roustan, manager

A26 PEIPING

m m Ya u Howell, L. H., Exchange, Bond, Stock

Hackmack & Co., General Importers and and Share Broker, and Insurance

Exporters — 10, Legation Street; Legation Agent—Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits,

Teleph. 2734 (E. O.) ; Cable

Safeguard; Codes: Acme, A.B.C. Bentley’s, Ad: Cable Ad : Street;

Unity; Teleph. 2640 East;

Codes: Broomhall’s,

6th, Mosse and Bentley's Peterson's International

U.R.Rothe, L. H. Howell

Zvereff,proprietor

assistant Harold T. T’ang, accountant

Haktung’s Photo Shop—3, Legation Hussey, Harry, Architect— 1, Ta Soochow

Hutung; Cable Ad: Hussey; Codes:

Street; Teleph. 1289 East; Cable Bentley’s, A.B.C. architect

5th edn.

Ad: Hartung Harry Hussey,

H.Embassy

B. M. Office of Works — British I. Li Coal Mining Co., LTD.-Inside

J. Wilson, m i. mar. e., resident Chienmen;

V.engineer Cable Ads:. Ilicoal & 1837

I. C. Yang, general manager

C. T. Lee, asst. gen. manager

S. L. Hou, business manager

C. F. Yang, chief mining engr.

Henning & Co., A. C., General Mer- A. Koenig, mining engineer

chants, Railway Contractors and Y. T. Huang, do.

Commission Agents — Peiping Offi- T. C. Cheng, do.

ces

50821: 45,East;

WaiCable

ChiaoAd:PuRinchee;

Chieh; Teleph.

Codes: C. Y. Chang, do.

Bentley’s, & Acme. Tientsin Office: P. C. Chao, do.

16, Rue de Paris; also at Sian (Shensi) S. L. Mao, do.

A. C. Henning, managing director T. S. Liang, do.

E. O. B. Cowen I J. S. Lee P. N. Huang, civil engineer

C. K. Chang, coal dept. mgr.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- M. T. Chang, chief accountant

poration—Banks) T. C. Chen, cashier

Y. C. Chang, secretary

HOSPITALS International Dispensary—36, Chien

British Charitable Hospital— Men Street; Teleph. 1149 S.B.O.

Y. F. Chen, manager

Chou Fen Ch’ang, Hatamen Wai

Dr. W. H. G. Aspland, medical supt. International Savings Society —

(See Banks)

Chung yayig i yuan a alap kunga sze t

Central Hospital (Established 1917)— Jen Li Co., Tan The, Manufacturers and Ex-

Ping Tze Men St.; West City; Telephs. porters of Rugs

584 and 538 West; Cable Ad: and Exporters ofandGeneral Carpets,Merchandise,

Importers

Centrahosp Also Commission AgentsStreet;

for Peiping Art

mTungmjen tzi yuanm 3966 East; Cable Ad: Jenli; Teleph.

Goods—97, Morrison Codes:

A.B.C.

Branches6th: Dumbarton

edn., Bentley’s, Acme.

& Derby Roads,

Hopkins Memorial Hospital (Me- Tientsin;

thodist Episcopal Church), Gen- Shanghai 475, Bubbling Well Road,

eral Hospital for Men, Training Keats

School for Nurses—Corner of

Hatamen Street and Legation C.N. C.T.S.Lin,

Chu, general manager

Shen,manager

asst, manager

Street; Telephs. 608 & 1920 East

Italian Hospital for Chinese—Nan ftKai Inn

wl*kwang wum chum

Cia Tao 1; Telephs. 3998 or 796 East; Kailan Mining; Administration—4, Hsi

Cable Ad: Cappuzzo Chiao Min Hsiang, Chung Foo Union

St. Vincent’s Hospital — Bank Building;

K. C. Li, agent Cable Ad : Maishan

 PEIPING A27

Kendall, R. R., Architect—I, Tsung Pu ' ( §1 Liin Dun Hui

Hutung; Teleph. 1383 East London

Hutung,Missionary

Hsi Ssu Pai Society—Li Lu

Lou, West City;

London Teleph. 575 W.O.

Missions)Missionary Society — {See Rev. C. E. Busby

Mrs. N.

Miss A. K.M. Watkins

Busby

am %

Hung li jen shou pao hsien hung szu ® iS Chiu Shih Chun

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Salvation Army, The—Headquarters

The—7-A, Erh TiaoHutung, Tung Tan for North China: 71, Wang Fu Ta

Pailou, Peking; Teleph. 152 East Chieh;

C. G. Danby, district manager SalvationTeleph, .2922 East; Cable Ad:

Territorial Commander — Commis-

M i# Fim sioner Alfred

General Secty. —J. Brigadier

Ben well Arthur

Men tou kou met hwang hung szu Lud brook

Mentoukou Coal Mining Co.—Culty Editor, The

H. Littler “Crusader”—Major

Chambers, Legation Street, Legation Financial Secretary—Major H.

Quarter; Teleph. 4518 East; Cable Ad: Collishaw

Quarter; Teleph. 4518 East ; Cable Finance

Ad : Menkou EvendenDapartment — Major L.

Cashier—Major Mrs. Brister

MISSIONS Young

Major C.People’s

Eacott Department —

Training Institute—Brigadier

Stranks and Brigadier F. Greener L.

& m m * Oversight of Evangelistic Work—

Chung hua sheng hung hui Major C. Sowton, Brigadier P.

Church of England Mission—Shun Dorthe, Major G. Walker, Major

Chih Men-nei, Nan Kou Yen, West F. Waller, Major J. Wells, Major

City; Cable Ad: Anlikan H. Woodland and Major E.

Eriksson

Right Rev. West

(Teleph. T. A. Scott,

2681) d.d., Bishop Shanghai

A. J. D. Brit!and, treasurer Brigadier B. Morris

Major K. Begley

4~ ^ Tien Chu Tang Adjutant D. Me Ilvenny

Tientsin

French Catholic Mission, Mission Children’s

McKenzieHostel — Brigadier J.

Catholique de Pekin (Lazaristes) —

Teleph. 266 East Adjutant C. Smith

Mgr. Paul Montaigne, vicaire Peiping

M.apostolique

G. Vanhersecke, vicaire-gentiral Girls’ Industrial Home—Major

S. Sailing

H. Yerhaeren Boys’ Home — Major or Mrs.

R.A. Flament

Hubrecht J. Gast^

A. Raayma- Dempster

A. Duvigneau akers

M. Y. Wagen- Y. Poncy Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha, General Im-

berg M. Crowley porters, Exporters: Agriculture and

J.J. Routaboul

Huysmans V.M. Vandorpe

Howard Mining—Tong-tan-pai-lou Road; Cable

M. Kavanagh K. Murnaghan Ad:W.Iwasaki Okabe, manager

J. Feely N. Gregoire

A.E. Vincent

Kavanagh J.Th.Bose Rice Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—30.

A.H. Nupar

Tichit A.Y. Vavruska

Milner Hsung Pu Hutung; Telephs. 552

and 586 East; Cable Ad: Mitsui

E.J. Rembry

Ducarme Y. Vanden- brandt T. Kitagawa

A2

A28 PEIPING

m A15 Nicolas, G., Wines. Spirits and Provision

Modde, Friedeich, Import and Export, Store—Legation Quarter; Cable Ad:

Nicolas

Motor-car and Repair-works—39,

sienhutung; Teleph. 4117 E.O.; Cable Mah- G. Nicolas, proprietor

Ad: Modde

M ffi % P&

Monumenta Serica, Journal of Orien- Hung tai hsiang ch’ang

tal Studies of the Catholic Univer- Oriental Luggage Factory, Manu-

facturers

sity of Peking

Published Semi-annually by Henri 98Goods—128, East Morrison Street: Teleph.

Vetch,

Peipingc/o The French Bookstore, P. K. Pao, manager

Moyler, Powell & Co—Wang Fu ^ Tai Ping

Ching Ta Chieh; Teleph. 5-0663 East; Pacific Storageandand

tion, Storage Packing

Packing, Corpora-

Shipping and

Cable Ad : Moyel Forwarding, Customs Clearance, Haul-

age and Trucking, Fire and Marine

National

(See Banks)City Bank of New York — Insurance—4,Quarter; Teleph. Rue 1525

MarcoEast;

Polo,Cable

Legation

Ad:

Pacific

A. P. Friedlaender, manager

National Library of Peiping. Agents:

Founded in 1925 as Metropolitan BrynDr & Co.

Library by the China Foundation

for the Promotion of Education and Painter, D.A., Exporter of Modern

Culture; Amalgamated with the and Authetnic Chinese Art, Brass

Peiping Library in 1929, under the and Metalware, Jewellery and Rugs

Present

Total Income Name. M.$151,000;

Annual Budget:

U.S. —20. PeiAd:ChiPainter Tze; Teleph. 3106 East;

•$41,000. M.$145,000 for Maintenance. Cable D. A. Painter

US.$30,000 for Books. Publications:

Annual Report of the National Peking Club—(See Associations & Clubs)

Library; Bulletin of the National

Library; Quarterly Bulletin of Peiping Bible House—287, Hatamen

Chinese Bibliography ; Catalogue of Street & 1, Mei Cha Hutung; Teleph.

Rare Books 6 Volumes; Catalogue of 356 E.O.; Cable Ad: Bibles

Chinese Gazetteers 5 Volumes; Sung J. F.J. L.Toop,

Hui Yao 200 Volumes; Reprints of

Rare Books 70 Volumes; Index to Fan,secretary

assistant

Collected Works of Ching Dynasty C. Y. Ching

Authors; Index to Sinological Liter- “Peking Chronicle, The” Newspaper in

ature. Chinese Collection 500,000

Volumes; Western Collection 120,000 English tung, East Language—2, Mei Chia 5641

City; Telephones Hu

Volumes; Japanese Collection 20,000 (Business Office), 5-0419 (Editorial

Volumes Office)

Tung-Li Yuan, acting director

Wi m & m it

2* 7% 1% Pei ping yu cheng kuan li chu

Peiping District

North China Insurance Co., Ltd. (In Kung-an-chieh (Near West End of Head Post Office—

corjiorated in China ofunder

panies’ Ordinances the Com- Legation Street); Telephs. 4441, 4442

Hongkong)—1

&Quarter;

2, RueTeleph.Marco990 East;

Polo, Cable

Legation and 4443 (Tuiig-chii); Cable Ad: Postos

Ad: Director—F.

Chief of Accounts Poletti and Checking

Union Department—A. O. Hyland

J. ,H. M. Andrew, acting branch mgr. Chief

J. W. Y. Chang, chief assistant

P. Y. Sun and S.T. Shen, assistants and ofConcurrent

Inland Business

ChiefDepartment

of Local

Business Department—Wu T’ao

 PEIPING A29

Peiping Electric Co. (1922), Ltd., The Saito & Co., G. S., Import and Export

Engineers and Contractors—Registered Merchants—1 and 2, Chia Kung Fu ;

Office and

Teleph. 697 Works:

East; Legation

Cable Ad: Quarters; Telcph. 173 East; Cable Ad : Shing-

Legationco

S.N. Chu, chairmandirector shoyoko

(i. S. Saito, proprietor

S. McBain,

A. C. Henning, do. Salvation Army—(Nee Missions)

Dr. H. K. Lin, secretary

C.Y. Brondgeest,

C. Liu, cashierm.e., E.E.,supt. engr.

George McBain, managing agent Shing hua kungm sze M

Schmidt

Peipinq Electric Tramways, Co., Ltd.— Laboratory and Hospital Supplies—1,Importers of Educational

11, Tsung

3679 East; PuCable

Ilutung; Telephs. 3678 and Hsi-tang-tze Hutung; Teleph. 3133 East;

Ad: 6508

Hsu Yen, managing director Shanghai; Branches: Tientsin,Office

Cable Ad : Schmidtco. Head Nan-:

king, Hankow,

Bangkok and Singapore Canton, Hongkong,

Peiping Waterworks Co., Ltd. — Alex Thuermer,engineermanager

V. Maeker,

Peking Tannery, Tanner and Dyer of O. Hem pel

Leather and Furs—56,

East City: Teleph. 2368 E.O. Teng Shih K’ou,

Y. P. Wei, manager Schools & Colleges—(See Educational)

S. Chn, chairman Shoemaker Art Looms, Manufacturers

Peking & Exporters of Highest Grade Chinese

GeneralTrading

MerchantsCo.,of Exporters

Chinese Art& Russ for Western Use—Teleph. 4143

Goods—17, Tung Liu Shu Ching Street; E.Agents: O.; Cable Ad: Shoemaker

Teleph. 1013 S.B.O.; Cable Ad

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Private : Pinsin; Hongkong: Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

J. S. Liu, manager Manila: H. E. Heacock Co.

Peking Union Medical College—(Nee m m m m

Educational) Hsi men tsu tien chi chang

Siemens China

Railways—(See Chinese Govt. Railways) Mechanical Engineers and Contractors Co., Electrical and

—41, Teng Shih Kou;

H. Lorenzen | H. Hellhoff Cable Ad: Motor

Raymond ftDreyfus m * (Formerly

n J. (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Ullmann & Co.), Diamond Mer-

chants, Watchmakers, Jewellers— g jpg Chan Chen

98, Morrison Street; Teleph. 1471 Siemssen & Co, Export, Import,

East; Cable Ad : Dreyfus Engineering, Electrical Materials, Rail-

R. Dreyfus way Suppliers, Fire & Marine Insurance

B. Adamski, assistant —19, Gan Mien Hutung; Cable Ad:

Siemssen

Reuter, Broeckelmann & 'Co., Export Agencies: Demag Aktiengesellschaft

and Import

chow Hutung; Merchants—125,

Teleph. 3962 East; Soo- Orenstein & Koppel A.-G.

Cable Ad: Heyn Deu tz- Motoren -Gesellschaft

Magirus-Werke

R. Heyn, partner (Shanghai) Humboldt-Deutz xMotoren A.-G.

C. F.E. Kleinecke

Vissering, do. (Hongkong) A. E. G. MotorsRoehrenwerke

and Meters

Mannesmann

a a Klein

Mauser Schanzlin

Werke A.-G.Becker A.-G.

Lu to tien pao yo hsien kung sue Rheinmetall Borsig A.-G.

Reuters, Agents of German Airplane Industrie

Teleph. Ltd.—6,

1412 East;Tung Chang

Cable Ad: An Chieh;

Reuter Various Machine Tool Factories

A.30 PEIPING

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Hata- Talati turers,

General Merchants and Commis-

men St. ; Teleph. 294 East sion

Teleph.Agents—4,

1068 East; CableLegation Street;

Ad: Talati

Skiotis, Bros. & Co., General Tobaccon- J. M. Talati ; Mrs. N. J. Talati

ists, Cigar and Cigarette Importers

—6,

CableLegation St.; Teleph. 3309 East;

Ad: Skiotis (w ft n % m

P. D. Skiotis, partner Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants—

S. Spiridis, manager Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits;

A. Gavriluk Teleph. 3245 E.O.; Cable Ad: Scrutiny;

Code: A.B.C.

Sleeper-Davis L. Peiping)

T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin &

{See Hospitals) Memorial Hospital G.M. A.C.Halton,

Buyers, c.a.

c.a.(Tientsin

(Shanghai)

Smallwood & Co., H. St. Clair, Insur F. G. Maunder, a.c.a. (Hongkong)

ance and General Agents—5, Rue Marco I. E. Roberts, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

Polo, Legation Quarter; J.L. W. Cole, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

and 15-25 E.O.; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Smallwood4585 W. J.MarsajLismer,

7 a.c.a. (Hankow)

, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

J.W.S.H.Moorhouse,

Tolland* do.partner

do. E. S. Wilkinson, c.B.E. a.c.a. (Shang-

H. A. Wright, hai), consultant accountant

F. W.H. S.Donald,

Lewinskimanager

Societe Erancaise de Librairie et Y. L. King

d’Edition—{See French Bookstore) Dick Huang

N. C. Yuan

Offices:

& Hankow Tientsin, Shanghai, Hongkong

Societe Franco Belge—45, Wai Chiao London

Pu Chieh

A. C. Henning & Co., agents year, Agents:CharteredViney, Price & 8,GoodSt.

Accounts,

Manila Agents: White, Page & E.Co.C. 1.

Martin’s-Le-Grand, London,

^ H Mti Foo Hong

Standard-Vacuum

Tan5-1580

Erh East;

Tiao Cable Oil Co.—7-a,

Hutung; Tung Tipper

General

& Co., Life, Marine, Fire and

Insurance Agents—Chartered

Ad:Telephs. 5-1528

Standvac Bank Building,

Quarter187, ; Cable

RueLinevitch,

Ad :Boad,

British.

Legation

S. J. Bardens, manager Office: Victoria TientsinHead

V. G. F. Barton

Stimpson, & Co., W. E., Importers and H. P. Shu, manager (Peiping)

Exporters of “Things Chinese,” Silver- Dr. E. T. Nystrom

ware, Cloisonne, Lacquer Goods,

Wholesale Beads, Semi-Precious Stones,

etc.—43, Hatamen Street; Cable Ad : Tsing H ua Un i v ersity—{See Education al)

Westimpson

Stimpson’s

tered as Sanitary

an American Fur Co. (Regis- UnionSInsurance

Company).

RMI

Society

* * 3: f*

of Canton,

Exporters of China Furs, Tanned by &Ltd. (Incorporated

2, Rue Marco Polo, Legation in Hongkong)—l

Quarter;

American Scientific Methods. Coats Teleph. 990 East; Cable Ad: Unionmgr.

Made to Order. Wholesale and Re- J. H. M. Andrew, acting branch

tail—43, Hatamen Street J.P. W. Y. Chang,

Y. Sun and S. chief assistant

T. Sben, assistants

Sullivan & Co., J., Auctioneers and

Carpet Exporters—], Morrison Street;

Teleph. 1226 East; Cable Ad: Sullivan Vetch, Henri, Publisher, The French

J. Sullivan Bookstore, Peiping—Cable Ad Vetch

Pekinotel

 PEIPING -TIENTSIN A31

If ft IB Charming Sun, sub-manager

Liu-chi-yang.hang C. H. Chang, accountant

Yang Yeb—5,Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

1890),

Importers,' C. (Established

Expertin Hsiao Shun Hutung near Hatamen

Gate ; Cable Ad : Powhattan

Packers, Shipping Agents, General

Store keepers, Commissioners, Manu- YenAccessories

Nan N —Co., Importers

facturers

and

and Specialists in Antiques 78, Tung Sze ofNanMotor

Ta

Hatamen Street; Teleph. 3024 Inside

Modern Art Goods- 95, East: Chieh; Telephs. 2": and 2907 East;

Cable Ad: Yennan; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Cable Ad: Linchi

I. C. Yang, proprietor Yokohama Specie Bank—(NV Banks)

Peter Feng, manager

TIENTSIN

^ Tien-tain

Tientsin—or the Ford of Heaven, according to the Chinese meaning of its

name—may now well be called the commercial capital of North China. Situated

at the junction of the Grand Canal and the Pei Ho in Lat. 39 deg. 4 min.

N., long. 117 deg. 4 min. E. (approx.), it is some 80 miles distant from Peking

by road and somewhat further by river. Railway connection with the capital

was established in 1897. A road between the two places, 94 miles long, was

completed towards theof end

by the inauguration of 1922,telephone

a wireless and communication

service on Marchwas further

7th of facilitated

that year.

The expeditions of the Allies in 1858-61 greatly enhanced the importance of

the city, as it then proved to be the military key of the capita] and an excel-

lent base. It was here on June 26th, 1858, that Lord Elgin signed the treaty

which was to conclude the war, but which unhappily led to its prolongation.

The famous temple in which the treaty was signed, about a mile distant from

the West gate, was destroyed by British shells in July, 1900.

Tientsin owes its early importance to its location at the northern terminus

of the Grand Canal, and its later development is mainly due to the opening

up of North China to foreign trade, to improved railway communications with

the Interior, and to the deepening of the Bar and the Hai Ho by the Hai Ho

Conservancy Board. Before the advent of steamers, however, Tientsin had

become a flourishing centre for junk traffic, and when the tribute rice no longer

followed the Grand Canal route—owing to the shoaling of this ancient and

celebrated waterway—it

ing the downfall of the was sent todynasty

Manchu Tientsinin in1912,sea-going junks when offollow-

the transportation this

commodity ceased altogether. Early in September, 1917, the Hunho was in

flood, and, finally, the Grand Canal burst its banks a few miles west of Tien-

tsin, carrying away the main line of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, which re-

sulted in the Concessions being flooded before much warning of the impending

danger could be given. The Municipal authorities of the various Concessions

dealt with decided

ultimately the problem in a the

to enclose prompt and pubiic-spirited

submerged Concessions withmanner,

a dykeand

and itpump

was

out the flood waters therefrom. The lengths of the various dykes in miles

were approximately as follows:—Chinese (ex-German) 0.47; British, 1.40;

French and British, 0.87; French, 0.32; Japanese, 2.27; total, 5.33 miles.

Powerful pumps were then erected, and the whole undertaking for the British

and French Concessions was successfully and expeditiously completed in a

fortnight. It took longer to clear the Japanese Concession, however, where

the water was from 7 to 10 feet deep in places. It is estimated that over 15.000

 A32 TIENTSIN

square miles of the most populous part of the Chihli province between Pao-

tingfu and Tientsin were flooded, and it has been calculated that crops to the

value of $100,000,000 were utterly lost, and that 80,000 groups of dwellings,

ranging from hamlets to large villages, were destroyed.

Turning to the civil administration of the city, it is well known that during

the long satrapy

ceedingly. Li, by ofthe Livigour the trade

of his and rule,importance

soon quelledof thetherowdyism

city developedfor wh^h ex-

the Tientsinese were notorious throughout the empire, and, as he made tne

city his chief residence and the centre of his many experiments in military

and naval education, it came to be regarded as the focus of the new learning

and national reform. The foreign affairs of China were practically directed

from Tientsin during the two decades 1874-94.

Theofcity

Sisters willandeverother

Mercy be infamous on to June

Europeans from inthewhich

massacre of theappalling

French

brutality was exhibited; as foreigners

usual, the political 21st, 1870,

agitators the mpst

who instigated the riot gob

off. The Roman Catholic Cathedral, which was destroyed on that occasion, was

rebuilt,

Boxer fury andinthe1900.

new building

The building was occupied

consecrateda commanding

in 1897, only siteagainontothefallriver

a victim

bank.to

All the missions

debdcle of 1900. and many of the foreign hongs had agencies in the city prior to the

The population was 1,388,747 in 1929. The city walls were quadrate and extended

about 4,000 feet in the direction of each cardinal point; during the year 1901 they

were entirelyMilitary

the Foreign demolished, and replaced

Provisional by fine open

Government. This boulevards

bodyother under thebunded

has urban

further orderstheof

whole of the Hai Ho (Pei-ho) and effected numberless

The advent of foreigners caused a great increase in the value of real estate all over improvements.

Tientsin.

Li Hung-chang authorised Mr. Tong King-seng to sink a coal shaft at Tong Shan

(60 miles N.E. of Tientsin) in the ’seventies; this was done and proved the precursor

offrom

a railway, which the

thence round wasGulf

laterofextended

LiautungtotoShanhaikwan

Kinchow; 1900forsawmilitary

this linepurposes,

pushed onandto

Newchwang.

the lineand In

hadinto190 1897

be >doubledthe line to

in 1898-9.Peking was opened, and proved such Cityatsuccess

a that

in 1904,

by an Italian called theMarzoli,

station who builtAopened

washad ofsidewhile

station

a brick

for thebricks

sandstone

factory

Tientsin

on amade

large

was opened

Huangtsun

scale. From

Feng-tai, about 7 miles from the capital, the trans-continental line to Hankow

branches off. This line was completed and opened to traffic in November, 1905. In

1900

whichthewereviolence

more oroflessthedestroyed,

Boxers was but chiefly directedFrench,

under British, againstandtheRussian

railways,military

all of

administration they were afterwards all restored to their former efficiency.

Foreigners formerly lived in three concessions—British, French, and German—

which fringed the river below the city and covered an area of less than 500 acres.

The Japanese tookThey

Shimononseki. up filled

a concession

in land,inlaidaccordance

out new streetswith the andterms

built aoflarge

the number

Treaty ofof

houses in foreign style. During 1901 Russia, Belgium, Italy, and Austro-Hungary

all

while appropriated

the existinglarge areas on theextended left banktheir of theboundaries

Hai-ho asconsiderably.

future Settlements,

developments for someconcessions

time threw all landing facilities for direct These

sea going traffic

into

Chinese recovered control over the German and Austri m concessions,Great

foreign hands. In 1917, upon the entry of China into the War, over

in 1920 the

the

tenanceRussian, and in 1929

and inofthethepublic over the Belgian. The general deterioration in the main-

the exception Belgianservices of thesewhich

concession areashad

sincenever

their been

rendition to China

developed (withis

at all)

most noticeable. The administration of all these areas is

of Chinese officials and no voice therein is allowed to any of the residents, either now entirely in the hands

foreign or Chinese. The other concessions have excellent and well-lighted roads,

and an electrichastramway

Municipality a handsome systemTownlinks

Hall,them with inthe1889;Chinese

completed adjoiningcity.thereTheis British

a well-

kept public garden, opened in the year of Jubilee and styled Victoria Park. Two

tennis courts, etc., have been laid out. The various British areas—known aswhich

excellent recreation grounds of 10 acres and over here have been developed, in the

 TIENTSIN A 33

British Concession, British Extension, and the Extra-Mural Area—have been

amalgamated to form one Municipal Area under a Council elected on a broad

franchise.

that five

the new New land regulations havemembers,

come intoofforce, and it is bestipulated therein

and shallCouncil consistCandidates

be Chinese. of ten must be whom five shall

nominated by two British

electorssubjects

and all

electors are eligibleoftonationlity,

voter, serve on isthetheCouncil. The

of Tls.minimum qualification for any

land-taxirrespective

or rental assessment tax orpayment

the occupation 200of per annum

premises ofinanrespect

assessedof

annual rental value of Tls. 600.

A feature of Tientsin which arrests the attention of visitors is the open air

storage of cargo on the British and French Bunds, which have thus become in effect

athis“general

practice,godown.” A greatMunicipality

but the British deal of confusion

has and

sincecongestion

elaboratedformerly existedscheme

an excellent from

whereby the Bund is divided into numbered steamer-sections and

the roadway is now kept clear of cargo. The result has more than justified expecta- storage spaces, and

tions,

controlandto bethekept

orderly

overstorage

all suchofcargo

goodshut

in marked off spaces

has facilitated not only allowsby akeeping

communications proper

the carriage-way clear of obstructions.

The Racecourse is situated about 3 miles to the west of the {Jordon Hall and

comprises a very valuable property of about 1,227 mov' of land. New betting

buildings of reinforced concrete, which surpass anything of the description in the Far

East, were constructed in 1921.

In spite of registered

Administration the generalantrade

increasedepression, the Chinese

both inactivity and Government

in revenue forTelephone

the year

1930. An extension of lines was made in the west end

another was made in the Hopei district in December. There was a partialof the native city in change

May, andto

automatic machines, which are greatly appreciated by the subscribers. At present

there

asAntung, are 11andlong-distance

Peiping lines

whileandoperating between Tientsin and places as far afield

Dairen,Shenyang,

Port Arthur, a relay

Japan.service was established between Tientsin and

Trade in 1939

Whatever the future may hold for Tientsin, the second largest port of China,

the past year must inevitably stand out as one of the most eventful on record.

Due to the Sino-Japanese conflict, many restrictions on merchants and the

public generally were imposed, rescinded, and finally reimposed, but probably

the most important event was the enforcement in March of the exchange control

cn all exports. The collapse of the national dollar also seriously affected the

import trade, as the prices at which European and American goods could be

placed on the local market became quite prohibitive to the average consumer.

To add further to the general confusion, the port was submerged by a disastrous

flood towards the end of August, and the water did not disappear from the

streets for over six weeks. All commercial and industrial activities of the port

were suspended, and for a time no cargo could be discharged at the wharves,

many vessels with cargo for Tientsin being diverted to other ports. On top of

all this came the news of the outbreak of the European War. Importers hesi-

tated to accept orders 'for fear of inability to make deliveries in time, while

exports were perforce reduced to a minimum. Not only have the majority of

the

operatedGerman on firms

a muchsuspended business,Considering

smaller scale. but most allof these

the" British

handicapsconcerns

and adver-also

sities which local business circles had to contend with, it is gratifying indeed

that the local import and export trade should have achieved such "satisfactory

results, direct foreign imports being value at $344.6 million as against $233.9

million, coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise at $113.6 million as

against $96.9 million, direct exports abroad at $95.6 million as against $176.1

million, and coastwise exportations of Chinese produce at $73.3 million as com-

pared with $96.8 million.

the The first import

half of trade of the

the year, port enjoyed

in which anxietyanoverexceedingly

the soundnessprosperous

of the period

local cur-in

rency led to a tide of speculative purchasing. The tendency was later further

 A34 TIENTSIN

accentuated by such factors as the collapse of the exchange value of the Chinese

national dollar, the imposition of trade and exchange control, and the outbreak

of war in Europe. Not only bona /itfe consumers tried to buy all they could

lay hands on, but also dealers and investors.

As in the previous year, Japan virtually monopolised the cotton piece goods

trade by importing $6.5 million or 94 per cent of the total turnover, with Bri-

tain, the next important supplier, lagging behind with only $81,260. "Whereas

no raw cotton was imported during the past three years, 48,308 quintals valued

at $6.8 million

quintals; Brazil,was12,255imported

quintals;during

and 1939, of which

America, India contributed

3,048 quintals. On account 33,002of

the decline in the production of cotton in North China, the Japanese authorities

had to reduce the quantity allowed for consumption by local cotton mills, and

as the quota allotted was much below the normal requirements of the mills, the

latter had to import raw cotton from abroad a higher cost.

yearCarded

to 886,573or kilogrammes.

combed wool jumped from 135,786

New Zealand was thekilogrammes in the

biggest supplier withprevious

560,102

kilogrammes to her credit. The increase was due partly to the shortage in the

supply of native wool from the interior, but the main reason existed in the

sudden activity of the local wool mills, which require foreign wool for weaving

purposes. Japan continued to dominate in the trade of woollen yarn, serges,

Venetians, and piece goods, not otherwise recorded, but in overcoatings and

worsted suitings Poland and Britain respectively succeeded in taking the lead.

Polish overcoatings and tweeds imported during the year amounted to 56,516

kilogrammes, showing an increase of 6,600 kilogrammes over 1938.

Owing to the control over exports enforced in Japan, shipments of artificial

silk yarn from that country declined precipitately from 1,444,963 kilogrammes

in 1938 to only 427,686 kilogrammes in 1939. Taking advantage of the situation,

Italian manufacturers were not slow in making advances. Her imports during

the year totalled 534,680 kilogrammes, whereas in 1938 her share of the trade

was only 18,881 kilogrammes. In artificial silk piece goods, pure and mixed,

Japan retained her leading position.

Total imports of metals and ores showed a gain over the previous year.

Import figures in the machinery and tools group remained on approximately

the same level as the previous year. With the assumption of control over all

North China railways by Japanese authorities, replacements and additions of

locomotives, carriages, and railway materials were supplied nearly entirely by

the South Manchuria Railway Workshop in Dairen. Motor trucks and cars

imported from

receding during756 the

unitsyear alsotodropped

in 1938 387 unitstoanda considerable

the latter fromextent,

299 tothe201 former

units;

imports of motor-car parts and accessories, however,

in the previous year, the United States of America was the chief continued to ascend.

supplier Asof

the first two items, while Japanese shipments were heaviest for the third.

Bicycles registered only 2,884 pieces, whereas imports in 1938 and 1937 amounted

to 7,005 and 25,340 pieces respectively.

All the principal items in the fishery and sea products group showed a

substantial increase in import figures, with Japan continuing in the lead.

Special mention should be made of tea, total imports of which reached the

high figure of 4,164,082 kilogrammes, showing an increase of nearly 500 per cent

over the record of 1938. Of the total, Japan supplied no less than 3,493,822

kilogrammes.

mendous gains Sugar was no

were shown exceptionstatistics,

in Customs to the general import boom,

979,202 quintals and tre-

being imported

ascigarettes

against rose

484,074

abruptly from 23,178 mille in 1938 to 97,535 mille this year, ofof

quintals in 1938. Japan was the chief supplier. Imports

which 53,625 mille was shipped from Korea and 36,286 mille from Japan. Leaf

tobacco, on the other hand, dropped seriously, the figures for 1938 and 1939

being

amounting 2,575,148 and 1,711,707

to 553,866 kilogrammes

kilogrammes valuedrespectively.

at $854,142,Shipments from inAmerica,

ranked first value,

followed by Japan with 463,513 kilogrammes valued at $401,307. Quantitatively,

India ranked highest with 658,512 kilogrammes, though the value was lower.

 TIENTSIN A35

Among the principal items in the chemical group, sulphate of ammonia in-

creased from 158,569 quintals in the previous year to 187,645 quintals. To this

total Germany contributed 92,039 quintals and Britain 74,814 quintals. Imports

from Japan, however, dropped from 49,048 quintals in 1938 to 11,113 quintals.

Chemical or artificial fertilisers, not otherwise recorded, showed still greater

figures. In 1938 total imports amounted to 49,945 quintals and in 1939 to no

less than 187,637 quintals. Shipments from Japan accounted for 143,197 quin-

tals, with the Kwantung Leased Territory following with 41,440 quintals. Im-

ports of soda ash totalled 45,996 quintals as against 81,509 quintals in 1938.

Shipments from Britain, the main supplier, dropped from 50,200 quintals in

the previous year to 39,079 quintals. Caustic soda registered 33,806 quintals,

roughly approximating the amount of 1938. To this total Britain contributed

18,124 quintals and Japan 10,799 quintals. The dyeing industry was responsible

for most of the increase, but soap works have also had quite a busy year. With

the exception of tanning materials, of which Argentina was the biggest supplier,

Japanese products dominated the trade in all the other dyes, followed by Ger-

many. The actual consumption of dyestuffs in North China during the year

was much below normal.

Of kerosene oil, Netherlands India supplied 44,294,385 litres, the United

States ofto beAmerica

tinued confined16,118,038

to pointslitres,

alongand

the Japan

railways,13,605,188 litres.intoTrading

penetration father con-

out-

lying areas being greatly hindered by restrictions intended primarily to prevent

supplies from reaching the Chinese guerrillas. The main suppliers of gasolene

were also Netherlands India, the United States of America, and Japan, contri-

buting 12,070,845, 4,361,208, and 2,904,262 litres respectively. The total consump-

tion of motor gasolene increased by about 50 per cent over 1938. The floods in

Hopeh had a very adverse effect on gasolene consumption. In liquid fuel the

trade was also shared by Netherlands India, the United States of America, and

Japan, with a preponderance in favour of the first. In lubricating oil Japanese

products led with 1,435,502 litres, followed closely by the United States of

America and the Kwantung Leased Territory with 1,278,915 and 1,098,411 litres

respectively.

The importations of timber showed an increase of 50 per cent, the total value

being $12 million as compared with $8 million in 1938. Owing to the shortage

of food supply, 846,153 quintals of rice and paddy was imported in 1938, whereas

imports

Thailandduring

(Siam)1939

wereamounted to 1,216,491

the principal quintals.

suppliers. Only 10Indo-China,

quintals ofKorea,

wheat and

was

imported from Japan in 1938, but the total quantity received this year ran to

311,393 quintals, of which 196,901 quintals was shipped from Australia and

114,492 quintals from the United States of America. Finding it difficult to

procure native wheat, local mills had to import foreign wheat to meet their

requirements. Of wheat flour, 2,489,715 quintals was imported during the year

as against the 1938 record of 2,076,580 quintals. Australia, the biggest supplier,

contributed 1,598,649 quintals, followed by America and Japan with 677;044 and

152,285 quintals respectively. A very big increase was registered also in flour,

not otherwise recorded, which jumped from 53,042 quintals in the previous year

to 196,826 quintals, of which 138,185 quintals was shipped from Dairen.

Struggling hard under the stress of artificial restrictions and _ natural

adversities, the export trade of the port managed to achieve some quite satis-

factory results. Commencing from the 11th March, export abroad and to Cen-

tral and South China of certain commodities had to be covered by a Certificate

of Selling Exchange or by a Permit to Export. These rules were later extended

in July to include all articles of export with only a few exceptions.

Continuing the boom witnessed in 1938, the bristle trade remained very

brisk during the year under review. Total shipments of this article stood at

11,495 quintals valued at $15,765,325 as against 16,699 quintals valued at $14,-

608,855 in the previous year, which was the highest in the previous five years.

As in former years the United States of America remained the biggest purcha-

ser, taking 7,553 quintals, followed by Germany taking 1,841 quintals and Great

Am TIENTSIN

Britain taking 1,281 quintals. It will be seen that in spite of all obstructions,

the egg trade fared quite well during the year. The total value of eggs and

egg products exported during 1939 was $19 million as against $11.4 million in

the previous year. Great Britain and Germany were the best purchasers, while

the United States of America, since the previous year, withdrew gradually from

the

3,626market. Of Ofdried albumen, Greatalbumen,

Britain took 4,235 quintals and

the Germany

porter.quintals. moist

Germany purchased and 16,556

frozen quintals ofGreat

driedBritain

yolk, was

followed only

by im-

the

United States of America with 4,848 quintals. 6,231 quintals of moist and

frozen yolk was exported to Great Britain and 3,530 quintals to Germany. Of

dried melange, Germany took 809 quintals and Belgium 181 quintals. In the

trade in moist and frozen melange, Great Britain again featured as the sole

purchaser. Of fresh eggs in shell, 2,310 mille was shipped to Hongkong and

1,152 mille to Great Britain. The increase in the volume of pig intestines from

3,'536 to 5,164 quintals was due to the growing demand from Germany and

France. The American market evinced less interest in this article, as the

Chinese product is inferior in quality to American hog casings.

Although beset by numerous difficulties, the local fur and skin export trade

->aw a fairly prosperous year. Shipments to the United States of America, the

principal buyer of skins, recovered gradually from the depression prevailing in

the previous year. Her purchases were the heaviest in fox skins (11,399 pieces),

undressed goat skins (206,884 pieces), kid skins (699,792 pieces), kolinsky skins

(19,364 pieces), lamb skins (281,854. pieces), marmot skins (43,013 pieces), weasel

skins (159,811 pieces), and skin mats and rugs, not otherwise recorded (158,546

pieces). Japan continued to be the biggest purchaser of dog skins (66,888 pieces),

dressed goat skins (25,770 pieces), hare and rabbit skins (351,169 pieces), and

imitation moufflon skins (38,217 pieces). France showed much interest in goat-

skin mats and rugs, of which she took 7,588 pieces.

The export of walnut kernels showed signs of renewed activity during the

year .under review, blit the downward trend in walnuts in shell became all the

.more accentuated.

A spectacular increase was registered in medicinal substances, not otherwise

recorded, which rose from $974,383 in 1938 to $3,038,326. Canada was the prin-

cipal consumer of groundnuts in shell, taking 1,498 quintals of the total of 3,004

quintals, and Hongkong, as in the preceding year, took nearly 90 per cent of

the 12,549 quintals of shelled groundnuts. Germany, as before, consumed a

major part of apricot seed (12,488 quintals out of 22,609), while the small

quantity of cotton seed exported was destined for the Kwantung Leased Terri-

tory. Australia and America purchased 21,669 and 12,649 quintals of linseed

respectively. Of sesamum seed, Japan purchased 17,175 quintals, or 90 per cent

of the total.

Exports of coal during the year aggregated 68,758 metric tons, showing a

decrease of some 32,000 metric tons as compared with 1938. Contrary to expec-

tations, shipments to Japan fell from 84,384 metric tons in the previous year to

58,437 metric tons.

The cotton export trade during the year was a total failure. Of the year's

exports, totalling only 24,240 .as against 1,165,290 quintals, 12,322 quintals were

shipped to the Kwantung Leased Territory and 10,807 quintals to Japan. The

boom in 1938. it is to be noted, however, was of an incidental nature. The

production of cotton in North China declined by 30 per cent to 40 per cent

according to estimates made. The 1938-39 season’s production was placed at

3,300,000 piculs, while the estimated demand amounted to no less than 4,900,000

piculs.

Of camels’ wool. Great Britain took 161,668 kilogrammes and Germany

130,163 kilogrammes out of a total of 351,776 kilogrammes, while Great Britain’s

purchases of goats’ wool, amounting to 162,670 kilogrammes, was also the hea-

viest, with Japan

kilogrammes. The following withthese

demand for 119,968

two kilogrammes out of strong

articles was fairly a totalthroughout

of 343,455

the year, but supplies coming into the port from the interior were far from

 TIENTSIN A37

adequate. Local prices of wool jumped over 100 per cent towards the second

half of the year. The serious drop registered in sheep’s wool should occasion

no surprise, seeing that the export of this article was banned in October 1938.

Of the small quantity shipped, namely 302,902 kilogrammes, Germany took

181,696 kilogrammes and the United States of America 120,903 kilogrammes.

Exports of woollen carpets fell off slightly from 10,849 to 10,465 quintals.

Total exports of salt to Japan amounted to 1,793,200 quintals, whereas the

figures for 1937 and 1938 were 1,994,001 and 3,431,300 quintals respectively.

Exports of straw braid showed substantial increases. Coal deposits in the five

provinces in North China are estimated to be 54.48 per cent of the total deposits

in China. The total output of the Kailan mines during the year is reported

to be 6,459,000 tons, of which 5,265,000 tons have been marketed. Reacting to

of Kailancostcoalof have

increased commodities,

been twiceespecially

increasedmining materials,

to cover the costandof ofproduction

living, prices

and

the extra expenses under general overhead. Owing to transportation difficul-

ties that confronted mines in the hinterland, no competition from other mines

was experienced.

During the year under review Chinese and foreign flag vessels trading with

Tientsin under General Regulations ran to a grand total of 5;389,120 tons. Of

this total, 3,083,370 tons represented direct traders and 2,305,750 tons coastwise

bottoms. While falling slightly under the 1938 record of 5,570,559 tons, the

figure compares favourably with the 4,389,803 tons of 1937. As in the previous

year, the Japanese, British, German, Norwegian, and Chinese flags occupy the

first five places in the order given. With the exception of the Japanese flag,

which advanced from 2,292,607 tons in 1938 to 2,465,572 tons (2,148,162 tons

representing direct vessels and 317,410 tons coastwise sailings), the total tonnage

registered under the other four flags all dropped considerably. Movement of

cargo on the Haiho has been subject to constant delays during the year. Firstly,

the institution of inspection of shipping passing up and down the river by the

Japanese military authorities tended to hold up shipping; then the congestion

at the wharves in Tientsin added to the difficulties experienced. A large part

of the river frontage was reserved for military use, and points of discharge

formerly available were no longer open for the public. The flodct of August had

a very adverse effect on shipping activities in general. For a period of over' a

fortnight no cargo could be discharged at the local wharves.

DIRECTORY

i» «s m * + ?i«is Adachi & Co., Asahi

gists—164, K., Chemists and Drug-

Road;; Cable Ad:

A.E.G. China Electric Co., Electric Sudayakubo

Light and Pov/er Plants, Tramways.

Steam and Electric Locomotives, Agricultural & Industrial Bank of

Turbines, Motors, Electric Appara- j China—(Nee Banks)

tus and Materials of every Descrip- j

tion—63. Taku Road; Telephs. 3098" !

and 30366; Cable Ad : Aegchinaco [ All Saints Church—(Nee Churches and

F. N. O. Kerntopf ! Y. L. Chang Missions)

Acme Code Co., Cable Codes, | 35 f| Mei Yo

Condensers and Private Code Com- Altamira

pilers—19 Victoria Terrace: Cable ters

du and Commission

14 Juillet; Agents—61,

Teleph. 23944: Cable Rue

Ad:

Ad: Aecot Altamira

Agents: M. P. Altamira, manager

Asia Export Company P. Y. Han

A38 TIENTSIN

p! ^ ^ a American School—(*SVe Educational)

Met yah pan men kuruj sze H fig San Cheong

AMKJiicA.N-Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Inc.,

Marine, U.S.A., GeneralLife,Insurance:

Motor-car, Accident, Fire,

Bur- Andersen, Meyer & Co.,andLtd., General

glary, Plate Glass, Baggage and Special Merchants, Engineers Contractors

Eisks—4, Rue de Verdun; Telephs. —96, Rue de Takou; Telephs. 30374 and

30574 (General) & 33357 (Manager); 30376; Cable Ad: Danica

G. A. Booth, manager

Cable Ad: Undenters E. Glenn (Heating

American Association—(Nee Associa- E. Fuks (Engineering Sales)

tions k Societies) J. C. Chu, engineer

M.Y. C.C. Chu, do.

Mah, accountant

n m Mei Feng Miss O. Belenkoff,

Miss H. Serdzeva, do. stenographer

American Chinese Co.,FordFederal

tF.S.A., Authorized Sales Inc.,

and jj

Service, Lincoln Motor RueCars,

de Fordson

France; j[ Anderson,

Tractors—38-40-42,

Telephs. 30009 and 31248; Cable Ad: i Struct, e. H.(LateMcClure,Adams ke.r.i.b.a.,m.i.

Knowles),

Tacco Chartered

Valuator—130, Architect,

Victoria Surveyor

Road; and

Teleph.

H. A. Lueker, president 31010

G.D. D.M. Lucker, vice

Yellachich, - pres. A treas.

secretary & director H Yih Chang

E.inKravetsky,

charge of Sales

service manager (On Anglo American Export Co., Export

Merchants—105, Taku Road ; Tel.

leave) 33318; Cable Ad: Chandless; Codes:

V. Koulieff, asst, service manager

•Julian Chao, in charge of Parts, j A.B.C. 5th and Imp. edns., Western

Union Universal and 5-letter edns.,

Accessories & Tire Sales Bentley’s Special Patelegraphy and

A. S. Altamira I B. Kozlovsky Private Codes

A. C. Eremeieff | Mrs. L. Crowder R. H. Chandless

American Cleaners—16,

British Concession; Teleph. Cousins

30446 Road, i A gents E. Aitken I K. A. Porfiriefi

L. G. Hull, sole proprietor :

Scottish Insurance Corporation,

Inc.

American Consulate—(Ncc Consulates) j Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

American Express Co., Inc.—{See Banks) Aquarius Co., The, Manufacturers of

# & P& & 31 High Class Table Waters—49, Victoria

Mei-kuo-pao-hsien-kv/ng-hm Road;Teleph.31281;

Caldbeck, Macgregor CableAd: Caldbeck

k Co., Ltd., local

American Foreign Insurance Asso agents

ciation, General Insurance — 140, T. H. Butler, signs per pro.

Victoria Road; Telephs. 33059 and

33813; Cable Ad: Afiatensin. Head

Office: 80, Maiden Lane, N.Y.

A. G. Muldoon, manager Asia Export Co., Export-Import, Dealers

H. F. Tong in Dental Goods (Amalgamated Dental

M. H. Cheng j P. C. Szetu Co.,

Mfg.Ltd.,Co., London k S. S. Pa.,

Philadelphia, WhiteU.Dental

S. A.),

Frankson Yung Tai, compradore j Marine

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section) \ Registered& Fire Insurance Agents,

Customs k Freight

wj £• is m m m m m Brokers—19, Teleph.

Concession; Victoria Terrace,

CableBritish

Mei kuo tsung tung lun chuan kung szu

American President Lines, Ltd., Ship- | Aecot; Codes: A. B. C.33305;

5th Edition Ad:

Im-

ping & Passenger — Corner of Rue j proved,

1 Mosse

Bentley’s, Acme and Rudolf

Pasteur k Rue du Chaylard,

31196 & French

31307; I I. B.H. J.Shishkin Li Young

Concession; Telephs.

Cable Ad: Preslines Gelezney M. ScheerFang

D. D. McKay, agent I Wong Yie Chin T. Hsu

William Chung Li L. Izgur

 TIENTSIN A39

ft & mjim k ft & President—H.

r M. Young

Yu poo jen shou poo haien kung szu 1st

2nd V ice-President—A.

Vice-President—W. G. Muldocn

Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance

—Alico.

4, Hue Treasurer—E. W. TorreyP. Coltman

Main deOfficeVerdun

for the• Cable

Orient:Ad:

17, Secretary—J. D. Haynes

The Bund, Shanghai

Dr. S. T. Ling, asst, secretary & f m %

medical referee for North China Tien chin ymg kuo shang hui

C. Y. Wong, district manager Chamber

0. W. Chia, collector & clerk

K. T. Hsu, clerk Victoria Road; Telephs.British—181,

of Commerce, 31239 and

C. Y. Hsu and T. F. Wang, agents 32107; Cable Ad: Britiscom

Committee — W. Bowling (Chair-

^ Ya&hsi mya huo‘A yu&kung*0szu © man), W. M. Howell, J. K. P.

Hadland, C. D Hobson, James

Hyslop, C. E. Peacock,

Heathcote-Smith (H. M.C.Acting-

B. B.

Asiatic

Ltd., Petroleum

Petroleum Co.

and (North

Petroleum China),

Pro- Consul) and J. S. Jones

ducts—73, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31389 (Secretary)

(General Office), 31485 (Hotung Installa-

tion), 1 (Tangku),

Office); Cable Ad : Doric 30650 (Compradore Chamber of Commerce, French — c/o

E. Wilkinson, manager Cercle Francais; Cable Ad: Fran-

cecom

J. C.K. Appelboom

P. Hadland, asst, manager

K. H. Bichard Chamber of Commerce, General—27,

D. G. Lean Consular Road; Cable Ad: Chammerce

J.T. J.B. Lester

McAulay

L. C. M. Ouwerkerk Jewish Benevolent Society — 20,

G.MissA. K.L. M.Robb Victoria Terrace

Miss A. Carew Henderson, secretary Nippon Chamber of Commerce &

Miss M. P. Large Industry—Fukushima Road, Jap

Miss McConnell anese Concession; Teleph. 20331;

J. (Hotung)

Black, installation manager Cable Ad : Shokokaigisho

W. F. Goslin, asst, installation Royal Society of St. George

manager (Hotung) Hon. Secretary—L. H. Twyford

A.(Tangku)

W. Sawyer, installation manager Thomas

Associated Importers (Succrs. to Fobes St. Andrew’s Society

Co., Ltd.),— General Importers and President—W.

Vice President—A. M. Chapman

Burgess

Engineers 99, Rue

Teleph. 30471; Cable Ad: Fobesco du Chaylard; Hon. Secty. & Treas.—J.G.Campbell

W. Larson, rang, partner

J.Gordon

R. Johansson, do. repres.

Lum, Slazengers St. Patrick’s Society —

G. Solovieff

Mrs. L. Pedashenko Tientsin Amateur Athletic Associa-

tion (Inaugurated

Presisent—E. H. 1928)

Liddell

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Vice-President—J. Burton and C.

American Association—16, Victor a ; H. B. Longman

Road 'ft' itS I? Sheng-ching-hui

ft tsin meim~m

Tien m hui

kuo shanq x Tientsin Bible House, of the British

&American

Foreign BibleSociety—181,

Society and the

Chamber of Commerce, American—

Secretary’s Office: 87, Rue du port Road;Kible Teleph. 31304 Daven-

Chaylard; S.H. H.S. Shen,

W u, assistant

AmchamcomTeleph. 31698; Cable Ad: depot keeper

A40 TIENTSIN

Union

Nord Philanthropique

de la Chine (Belgian BelgeBene-

du rntfo m is %

volent Society) — c/o Belgian BabcockPa& poke kou lu hung szit

Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers

Consulate ofSuperheaters,

Patent WaterMechanical

Tube Steam Boilers,

t * W ffcfr ® Heaters, Economizers, Piping,Stokers, Chim-

Young Mmn’s Christian Association Accessories—55, neys, Water Softeners andRoad;

Victoria HoilerTeleph.

House

—110,

524994 & East

BranchWall Street; 60,

Association: Teleph,

Hue 30287 ; Cable Ad : Babcock

de Paris,Cable

French J. Hwang

31043; Ad: Concession;

Flamingo Teleph. Balandin’s Pharmacy—6, Haining Road;

Board of Directors Teleph. 30914

President—Paul K. B. Young N. P. Balandin, mgr. & proprietor

Vice-President—W.

Bee. Secretary—John Wong T. Yuen V. N. Sarsadskih, chemist

Treasurer—C. L. Doo acist

Directors—Ch’en

Pain, Harry Tze-Ch’in,

Sung, Wang C. H. Baldi, Dr. A., Physician & Surgeon—16,

P’eng-

yun, L. K. Chang, K. T. Huang, via Trieste; Teleph. 40065

Shue-Huai T’an and C. K. Shih BANKS

Staff

General Secretary — Chester H. S. ^ m it H ^

Ch’en Met kuo yuen tuny yin nang

Associate

Dixon General Secretary—E. E. American Express Co., Inc., The,

Secretaries — Harry P. Yang International

(Young Men’s Work& Education), Travel — The Astor Banking,

HouseShipping and

Hotel, Ltd.,

Shao Chin Pang (Accountant),

Wang Tze-Ying (Membership), Ad: Amexco Victoria Road; Teleph. 32489; Cable

Wang Hsi-Ch’ang (Membership),

Chung

Yuehhua Ssu-T’ing (Business), Ts’ui

(Information *T Mkuo IIyvn hang *

Jen Yung-k’ang (Education)Desk),

and Bank ofChung China—Rue Pasteur: Te-

Ch’en Hung-pao (Writer) lephs. 31314, 30520, 31701 and 31378;

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire, Mar- (General Office) anff 30059 (Foreign

ine and Motor Insurance—85, Rue de- trobank. Exchange Dept.); Cable Ad: Cen-

France ; Teleph. 34028; Cable Ad: Head Office: Shanghai

Francasia ft iTp m

P. Jarno, agent Chao hsien ying hang

Bank of Chosen—37, Rue de France;

Astor House Hotel, Ltd., The—Victoria and Telephs.

30256;23145,

Cable30963,

Ad: 30883, 31895, 30893

Chosenbank

Road ; Telephs. 31321-31393; Cable Ad :

Astor

Directors—W. O’Hara, Howard Payne

and R. P. Sanderson ft ti ii

Paul Weingart, manager Chiao tung yin hang

J. W. Hawkins, asst, manager Bank of Communications—82, Rue du

T. P. Romanoff, accountant Baron Gros; Telephs. 31800, 31818,

31820, 31790, 30480; Cable Ad : Chiao-

tung

Austrian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) P. Y. Hsu, manager

T. S. Yein, sub-manager

# ii U. K. Soo, do.

Tsitao Sze, do.

Avanozian and Sons, M., Chinese

pets—32, Bristow Road; Teleph. 32587; Car- Q. Wong, asst, manager

Cable Ad: Evrenian J. C. Yen, do.

L. J. Evrenian, partner C. W. Wong, do.

T. Y. Jen, do.

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Bank of Tientsin—2-15, Asahi Road; Chung Foo Union Bank—99, Rue de

Telephs. 20342, 21025, 20293 and Pasteur; Telephs. 31673 (Cashier),

20620; Cable Ad : Tensinbank 31674 (Manager) and 31676 (Gen-

eral) ; Cable Ad: Unionbank

Banque Belge pour l’Etranger (Ex- Commerce Bank, Tientsin (Commercial

treme-Orient) S. A.—86, Victoria and Credit Corporation, Inc.), Gen-

Road; Telephs. 31204, 31770 & 31825; eral Banking, Trade and Copimis-

Cable Ad: Sinobe. Head Office: sion Dept -—245, Taku Rd.; Telephs.

Brussels 33543 (Managing

(General Office) andDirector),

32166 (Compia32307

It m X & * dore Dept.); Cable Ad : Cobank r

Banque Franco-Chinoise (Pour le Com- fi M fa ft ft It

merce et rindustrie)—103-105, Rue de Pei yang pao shang yin hang

France;

(Compradore Telephs. 30179, 31651

Office); Cable Ad: Geran- Chihli, The—72, Guarantee Bank of

chine Rue de France,

French Concession; Telephs. 30618

Banque d’Hypotheque et de Credit, and S3744; Cable Ad: 6378

S.Road A. Anvers (Belge)—6-14, Cousins *T M ^ *

Ta lu ying hong

ff SI S # HI Continental Bank, The, Banking and

Dong fong woi li yen hang Exchange—32, Rue Dillon; Telephs.

Banque de l’Indochine — 73, Rue de 31036 33125 (Mgr’s.

and 30150 (Gen.30755

Office), Mgr’s.andOffice),

30242

France;

Indochine Teleph. 31028; Cable Ad: (Business Dept.), 30906 (Foreign

A. Fuyet, manager Dept.), 30967 (Safety Deposit

Dept.), 32648 and 32410 (Warehouse

X.J.M. LeLorent,

Sourd,cashier

Piguet, accountant No. L), 20477 (Warehouse No. 2),

40688

secretary 21235 (Warehouse No. 3), 2270923233

(Tahutung Sub-Branch), and

and

21335 23234

and (Peimenwei

21535 (Sikai Sub-Branch),

Sub-Branch),

mmm# 40688 and 40522 (Hutung Sub-Branch),

Mai chia lee yin hang

Chartered Bank of India, Australia 21900 and 22323 (Litsan Sub-Branch),

and 34233 and 34253 (Hsiapei Lau

&31333,

China—97, Victoria Road; Telephs.

32547, 32135 (General Office), Contibank Cable Ad: 0666 and

Sub-Branch);

31392, 30558 (Compradore) & 31643

(Manager);

T. Hyslop,Cable Ad: Tentacle

manager Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Bankers,

H. J. F. Bentinck, accountant Steamship and Forwarding Agents

J. Irvine, sub-accountant —63, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456

J.T. F.E. Haddon, do. and 32691; Cable Ad: Coupon

D. Edwards, do. ft m m

C.MissM.D.Pryce,.

M. Chapman do.

D. Finlay, caretaker, stenographer Credit YiFoncier pin fang k’uan yin hang

d’ExtrIme - Orient,

Teng Yang Chow, compradore Mortgage Bank, Land, House, Estate and

Insurance

Teleph. Agents—111,

11451; Cable Ad:Rue de

Belfran France;

Chase Bank, The—

phones 30806 (General Office), 30826 m ffi -HW Feng

(Manager), 30813 and 33128 (Com-

pradore) ; Cable Ad: Chasebank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

R. G. Fairfield, manager poration—Victoria Road; Telephs.

E. J. Schilling, asst, manager 31207 and 31462 (General Office),

E. J. Schmidt, per pro. 31602 (Agent's Office), 31353 (Com-

J. P. Winstow pradore Office); Cable Ad: Bank

A42 TIENTSIN

® & m m n ft m w m

Man kwok tse chu way Sin hua sin tuo chu shu ying hong

International Savings Society—85, SinRueHuade Trust & Savings Bank, Ltd.—

France; Telephs. 34491-5 (All

Rue lutersavin;

Ad: de Trance;Paris Teleph. 30202;Rue

Cable

St. Depts.), 3084331695

(Manager), 33344 (Sub-

Lazare. Head Office: 7,Office:

Avenue85,Edouard Manager)

Cable Ad: &Sinhuabank. (Exchange

Head Dept.);

Office:

VII,P. Shanghai

Jarno, divisional manager Shanghai

C. F. Yu, manager

Kingcheng Banking Corporation — C. J. Chen, sub-manager

100, Victoria Road ; Telephs. 30322, Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—50, Rus

30556, 30286, 30288 and 31142 de 1’Admiraute; Telephs. 30120,

National City Bank of New York, The 30882, 30S23 and 33511

—60, Victoria Road; Telephs.

30908 & 30909; Cable Ad: Citibank. 30907,

Head Office: New York

E. W. Torrey, manager Hong pin Cheng Chin Yin Hang

L. manager Yokohama

B. Mallery, accountant and/or pro- and Bristow SpecieRoads;

Bank—Corner

Telephs.Victoria

31155,

W. Hamilton, accountant and/or 30184 and 31425; Cable Ad: Shokin

S. pro-manager

M.and/or D. proArnold,

managersub - accountant Barkovith5flJ Trading Co.,Bi Li

R. M. Henry, sub-accountant Dealers in

O. C. Yao, sub-accountant Furs, Skins and Chinese Carpets—

37, Rue de Verdun; Cable Ad :

rnmnu-m Eastmerco

Che kiaug shing yeh ying hang Harry Barkovith, proprietor

F. Dobisoff

National Commercial Bank, Ltd.— Ne Chia Hsiang, compradore

Corner of Rue du Chaylard and Rue

du Marechal Eoch; Telephs. 32704, ft $n§ m

32817, 30835 & 32833; Cable Ad: Pou Teh Yang Hang

Natcombank;

son’s A.B.C. 5thCodes:

edn. Bentley’s, Peter- Battegay, M., Export Merchant—64,

C. Z. Chu, manager Taku Road; Teleph. 34481 & 30517;

Cable

M. Ad: Battegay

Battegay, proprietor

National CommercialOffice:

Ltd., The—(Head & Savings Bank,

Hongkong); A.S. Fain

Dreyfuss, signs per pro.

1o3-i05, Rue Pasteur; Teleph. 32128; berg

K. W. Liu | C. W. Wang

Cable Ad: Nacomsav

W. C. Huang, mgr. & acct.

Ng Hin Kai, cashier J£ WiRue Henry KoBourgeois;

BkouE, H.,—40,

National Industrial Bank of China— Teleph.

H. 33221; Cable Ad: Begue

Begue

Consul

Ad: ir Road; Teleph. 33980; Cable

Natindbank Behrendt, K., Engineer and Architect—

It gg H « J: 67, Race Course Road; Teleph. 31091

Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Ltd., All Kinds of Banking Business Bank, m m m it

Transacted—Main : 100,32482,

Rue Pasteur; Pi kuo chun yu

Telephs. 33044, 32468, 30357 & Belgian Brick Factory, Red and Blue

Machine-pressed Bricks, Road;

etc., Cement

30342; Cable Ad:

Y. II. Tse, manager Comsavbank ConcreteCable Blocks—Taku Teleph.

T. T. Chen. asst, manager 33314; Ad: Mansouk

C. J.H. S.Sheng, do. J. Mansouk, proprietor

Cheng, acting cashier

K. S. Chin, accountant Belgian Consulate (Nee Consulates^

 TIENTSIN A43

Benjamin & Eobin, Drs.—86, Rue Lillon E f| Me* Kee

Teleph. 32054 Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Co., Exporters and— Importers, Shipping

Bernstein, Louis M., Import-Export, and Emanuele Insurance 3, 40024;

111; Teleph. Corso Cable

Vittorio

Ad:

Furs and Skins—32, Rue

Teleph. 30«60; Cable Ad: Bernsons de Verdun; Hanland; Codes: All Standard and

Louis M. Bernstein, gen. manager Private

Wang Tso Sheng, compradore E.H. Eichentopf,

Holland, partner

do.

Bielfeld & Sun, Importers and Ex- E. Fuhrmann

porters. Machinery—79, Fukusbima A. Seidel ( R. Hoferichter

Road; Cable Ad: Bielfeld British Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Blakeney

Building &Contractor—Corner

Co., J. D., Engineering:

of and British

Dum-

Municipal Council — (Nee

Municipal Councils)

barton and London Roads ; Teleph. British Overseas Trading Co., Ex-

33245; Cable Ad: Justa porters of All China Products, Importers

and Manufacturers’ Representatives—

Boll and & Co., J. H., Importers, Ex- 19, Consular Road; Teleph. 33696;

porters, Shipping, Insurance and Cable Ad: Phrase,

Rotco; Codes

RudolfUstMosse

d: Bentley’s

Forwarding Agents—3, Corso Vittorio Complete ment, Acme and Private.

Supple-

Agents in

Emanuele

Cable Ad: MercatorIII; Telephs. 400-24

H. Holland, partner

E. Eichentopf, do. W. Wooller

B. Novak(Export

(ImportDept.)

Dept.)

E. Fugrmann ^ Pao Ning

A. Seidel | R. Hoferichter British Traders’Insurance Co., Ltd.—

^ ^ Yu Ping 57, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33313; Cable

Bollenhagen, H., General Import and Ad:A. Traders R. D. Wilson, actg. branch manager

Export—3rd

Ping An St.,Chin Tang Road,

Ex-Austrian 4, corner Brossard Mopin, Civil Engineers, Con-

Concession;

Teleph. 40866; Cable Ad: Fareast tractors, Architects etc.—110, Rue de

H. Bollenhagen France;

BrosexploiTeleph. 30240; Cable Ad:

Bonetti, I’., Arctotect—26, Corso Vit- Bruesch, Grantz & Yuan, Exporters—

torio Emanuele; Teleph. 40309 108, Taku Road; Cable Ad: Brugrayu

If Lu fr SteamshipwAgents, For-

Borrows & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Bryner & Co.,

Hongkong), Established 1914, Ma- warding and insurance Agents—74,

rine, Cargo, Ship, Engineer and Victoria 34339;

Road; Telephs. 33976, 31019 &

Cable Ad:Code

Bryner;

General Surveyors, Sprinkler and ley’s 2nd Phrase & NewCodes: Bent-

Hoe Codo

Boiler Inspectors, Inspectors of Ex- Managing Partner—L.

Manager—W. J. Howard Bryner

port Produce and Fire Loss Adjus- Accountant—P. N. Shliapin

ters—Liddell’s Bldg,, Taku Road; Forwarding Dept.—A. V Kalacheff

Teleph. 30443; Cable Ad : Seaworthy. Shipping Dept.—V. V. Ivanofi

Agents: “Agripta”

and Sealing Machines Brand Strapping Storage Dept.—A. M. Malandin

R. G. Lapper, Insurance Dept.—S. F. Zanevsky

Price,director

A.W. H.A. G.Carter, do.

do.

Agents:

Wilhelmsen Lines (European Service)

R. J. Cooke Barber-Wilhelmsen Line (American

Service!

International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Brand

Road;&Cable Co., Ad:William

Vibra — 186, Bristow Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd.

Hanford Fire Insurance Co.

Freight Correspondents to:

Brazilian Consulate—(Nee Consulates) American Express Co.

A44 TIENTSIN

R. N. Bryson, manager

Bubkshko & (Jo., S. O., Import-Export— J. E. Nye

92, Woodrow Wilson St.; Teleph. 30844; D. W. Ridgway . N. A. Stchelokoff

Cable Ad: Bubeshko; Codes ^Bentley’s, A. F. Senna j Y. C. Kim

A.Lieber’s

B. C. 5th edn. Western Union and

flj Yang Lee

Jui Sevg

Buchheister & Co., Technical Business Caphino, Merchants;

P., Import and Export

Hair Net Manufactur-

—10, Canal Rd.; Cable Ad: Bucheister; ers, and Human Hair Preparation

Codes:

Mosse Bentley’s.

and Western A.B.C. 6th

Union & manager edn., —14, Victoria Terrace; Cable Ad:

■ C. Stepharius, proprietor Caprino

P. Caprino, manager

Bulling & Co., A. E., Importers &

Manufacturers’ representatives—27,

Consular Road; Teleph. 32199; Capstick 27, Consular k Co., Commission Merchants

Road; Teleph. 30410;—

Cable Ad : Bulling Cable Ad : Capstick

A. E. Bulling, proprietor A. E. Capstick

T. Y. Shieh A. L. Uapstick

S. T. Lee j W. S. Tien Wong Chun Pu, compradore

•jtf -fc Tai koo

Butterfield & Swire, Shipping and ff # 111

Insurance—121, Victoria Road; Tel-

ephs. 31245 and 31124; Cable Ad: Swire Carlowitz and

& Co., Merchants, Engineers

Contractors, Shipping and In-

J. B. Lanyon, signs per pro. surance Agents—140-144, Taku Road;

A.W. E.C. Herdman I F. J.

Bailey | J. K. Wilson Wakefield Telephones 34271-5; Cable Ad:

Carlowitz

Cafe R.Dr.Laurenz,

A. Nolte, partner (Shanghai)

Louis;Riche,

Telephs. Restaurant—115,

31963 and 33608Rue St. do. (Hamburg)

G. Roehreke, do. (Shanghai)

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. O. Lord, do. (Hamburg)

(Incorporated under the Companies M. O. Framhein, mgr., signs p. p.

Ordinances of Hongkong"), Wholesale Kurt Meyer, signs per pro.

and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants C.R. F.Blume

Kleye, do.

—49,

Cable Victoria

Ad: Road; Head

Caldbeck. Teleph. 31281;

Office: 44, W. Hucb | K. Fokkes

Foochow Road, Shanghai E.W. Kozer

B. Krause |! O.W. Jaehne

Kutzbach

Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai, general R. Oberrenner Mrs. E. Mock

managers R.H. Puck

P. A.G. J.Strickland,

H. Roxburgh manager Tiedemann Miss G.

j Miss Deuher

L. Kohn

G.E. Prosenc

Unger !I Miss

Miss E.I. Wittig

Wittig

Canadian Pacific Railway (Traffic C.W.N.Dello

Zlokasoff i Miss

Miss M.

S. Yusupoff

Agents

ships, Ltd.) for Canadian PacificGacanpac

Steam- Sze

(Passenger) & —Nautilus

Cable (Freight)

Ads: A gents for:

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Hamburg Amerika Linie

Agents,

31294, 31296,19, Victoria Road; Telephs.

32848, 3-918 E. Strinz, inspector

Baloise Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

n &shnn m yin

% iftiz®i] Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,

Shou hsua hi fenppyumhsienw Ltd.

Netherlands Insurance Co., Est. 1845

kunq tze

Capital Lithographers, Ltd. (Incor- (For Other Agencies See Shanghai Section)

porated

ances ofunder the Companies

Hongkong), Printers.Ordin-

En- Casa Degli Italiani — Via Roma 2

gravers,

Shanghai; Teleph. 32299; CableOffice

Lithographers -Head Ad:: (Italian Club)

Caplitho Presidente—Cav.Agostini

Segretario—A. M. Deh6

 TIENTSIN A45

CAxton Press, Ltd., Printers and Chemical Laboratory of Tientsin—42,

Publishers—Council Road ;Teleph. 31978 Rue Henry Bourgeois; Teleph. 32125

Ni Yung Ching, proprietor

Chiao

tional)Tung University—(Nee Educa-

Chung yang yao fang yu hsien hung szu

Central Dispensary, Ltd., The, Deal- Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.—

(See China Export-Import & Bank

ers in Pure Chemicals, Drugs, Sur Co., A.G.)

gical Instruments, Hospital Appli-

ances and Toilet Articles, etc.—

North-east Corner Tientsin City; Chihli Motors, Ltd.—Davenport Bldg.,

Telephs.

Century. 21569

Branchand 1135;

Office: Ad: Davenport Road; Teleph. 31554-6

CableFavier;

62, Rue

Teleph. 31521 Chihli Press, Printers, Publishers and

John K. C. Tsu, manager Stationers—Rue de Paris; Teleph. 31558;

S. Y. Chard, sub-manager Cable Ad: Chilipress

S. F. Derry I P. S. Tsu B. S. Regard, manager

0. S. Liu | C. Bardella

Central Forwarding Corpn.,—42, Asahi Chihli-Shantung Line, Ltd., Ship-

Road; Cable Ad: Tora

owners

France; and Agents—105,

Teleph. QuaiAds:de

30595; Cable

Central Insurance Co., Ltd.—113, Chihtung and 5140

Rue de Chaylard; Teleph. 30810;

Cable Ad : Twyford ^ H Mei Feng

J. Twyford & Son, Ltd., agents

Twyford Thomas, signs Chin

L. perH. pro. a-American

(Federal TradingImport

Inc., U.S..C.) Corporation

and Ex-

port Merchants,de France;

tractors—Rue Engineers and 31428

Telephs. Con-

Chambers of Commerce—{See Associa- and 30601; Cable Ad : Catco

tions and Societies^

$ ^ 31 Hsiu I Ching ig & g $ &

Chang & Co., H. F., General Exporters & China Casing A Trading Co., General

Exporters, Wholesalers & Manufac-

Importers—30, I Wei Lu, 3rd Special turers of Sausage Casings—99, Rue de

Area; Teleph. 40682; Cable Ads:

Hfchangco, Herchang &, Changbain Chang, Takau; Cable Ad : Boyauderie; Codes :

A.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions, Bentley’s

H. F. Chang, general manager and Private

Chartered Bank of India , Australia China Continental Commerce Co., Ltd.,

The, Importers, Exporters and Dollar

Com-

A China—(See Banks) mission Merchants—The Robert

Bldg., Rue du Chaylard ; Telephs. 32528

Chase Bank—(^ee Banks) (General

Office) Manager),

& 31646 33625 (General

(Auto. Dept.);

Conticomo; Codes: Acme, Cable Ad:

Bentley’s

Chee Hsin Pottery, Makers of Sani- and Private

tary Ware, Tiles, Electro Porce-

lain, Crockery, etc.—Cable Ad: China Electric Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

Pottery, Tangshan and Agents for Telephone, Telegraph

Branchet: and Electrical Machinery and Apparatus

Shangha—i!37, Peking Road —149, Chung Ho Li, Rue du Marechal

Peiping—11 a, Hatamen Street Foch, French Concession; Cable Ad:

Tientsin—198, Forfar Road Microphone

A46 TIENTSIN

ft # fit if China Furs,

venport Rd.;Furs and32402;

Teleph. Skins—165, Da-:

Cable Ad

Ch’ien-hsin-yang-hany Chinafurs; Code : Bentley’s

Ohina Export-Import & Bank Co., H. Brimberg, proprietor

N. Levin | Mrs. L. B. Fingereth

A. G., Ltd.—4, Hua An Street, 2nd

Special

Lemjus Area; Teleph. 40816; Cable Ads:

and Bayer

M. Schloemer Zeang tah mook hong kung szu

Technical

ing Co., Dept.

Ltd.) :(Chien Hsin Engineer- China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

R. Jaehnig Ltd.—2, Russian Road, 3rd Special

Pharmaceutical Dept.: Area; Telephs. Head

Ad: Lumberco. 40821 Office:

and 40831; Cable

Shanghai

Agents for: J. G. Clay, manager

' ! lt=l-lAF=?NAA CTO China Import Trading Co., Inc., General

Importers

Road;— Teleph.

Davenport

22951;Bldg.,

CableDaven-

(I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G. port Ostermann; Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and

Ad:

Pharmaceutical Dept.

Leverkusen, Germany) “ Bayer”, Private

Dr. H. Wuebken

Chemisch-Pharmazeutische A. G. China Korean Fur Co. — Davenport

Bldg., Davenport Hoad ; Teleph. 32180;

Bad Homburg, Frankfurt a.M., Cable Ad: Chinkorfur

Germany

^ ^ 5i M + China

FlourMerchants’

Mill Machinery Trading

and Co., Ltd.—

Accessories

Chung hua chih yun koo iven and Supplies. Genuine Swiss Silk

yu hsien kung sze. Bolting Cloth—68, Rue du 14 Juillet;

China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, For- Teleph. 40949. Head Office: Canton

warding, Insurance Erh

toms Brokers—33, Agents and Cus-

Ching-lu, 3rd Road, Shanghai

S. K.A.;P.Teleph. 40047 Emerson T. Yao, manager

Shon, manager

C. L. Wang, assistant China Netherland Produce Co., Im-

port14 and Export

Teleph.Merchants—89,

30969; Cable Rue

China Foreign Corporation—57, Rue du Juillet;

Chineproco Ad:

Henry Bourgeois; Telephs. 33440 &

33770; Cable Ad: Chinaforin China Optical Oo.—50, Rue de Takou;

Teleph. 33394

China Forwarding & Express Co-

Settlement

40107; Cable Railway

Ad: Tsun Station; Teleph. China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd.

(Incorp. in Hongkong), Printers,

and Manufacturers, Cotton Spinners

Dyers,

ft W Bleachers

Chi Tai and Finishers

Building, Rue of Textiles—

du Marechal

Pu iun yang hang Foch; Teleph. 34;43; P.O. Box II; Cable

China Fur Trading Co., Ltd., The, Ex- Ad: Road,Celita.

ShanghaiHead Office: 220, Szechuen

porters and Importers of

Skins — 60, Rue Henry Bourgeois, Furs and Directors (Shanghai):

French D. J. Sinclair, ph.d., b.Sc. (Liv.),

Cable Ad:Concession;

Pulun Teleph. 30b7l ; a.i.c., J. Ballard, b sc. (London),

a.i.c., LiandMing,

V. S. Weinstein, manager

S. V. Yakusheff, accountant S. Cowan

Tweedie, H. W.C.Price

secretary

Ashworth, R.

Shanghai)

F. V. Dosaeff I R. E. Tunik Tientsin Office :

A. T. Kedroos | K. C. Luk M. S. Bao manager

 TIENTSIN A47

e3 & £ 3* * 1$ H Chinese Associated Trading Co., Ltd.,

China GeneralRoad; Importers

Teleph.and30189;

Exporters—49,

U.S.A.,Securities

The, Business: Co.,Estate

Fed.Agents,

inc., Taku

Chinatrade and 4809

Cable Ad:

Insurance, Mortgage and Loans—Head

Office: 43, Victoria Boad; Telephs. 33249 C. T. Lee, general manager

k R.30314; Cable president

T. Evans, Ad: Chinarity

& director Chinese Eastern Railway (Commer-

P.E. S.KLi,Lowry,

1st vice-president cial Agents—74,

Agency), Tourist

Rue deandFrance; Forward-

2nd vice-president Si ing ieph. 31888; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor

Te-

director

M. E. Chow, 3rd vice-president

O. directors

C. Chow, chairman of board of T

H « Chang

C.J. L.S. Chen,

Franklin, director Chinese Engineering

Co., Inc.—18, via Ermanno

Carlotto;

do.

Eastham, secretary, treasurer Teleph.

B.

40040; Cable Ad : Cedco. Branch

Shanghai, Hongkong & Kun-

J. T. Yen, manager, asst, treasurer

H. A. Raider, pres. & gen. mgr.

director Yang Pao Ling, secty. & treas.

M.

H. I. Liu,

Y. sub-manager

Wang, do. P.Y. T.K. Yuan, engineer

T. O. Chao (Rental Department) Yu, accountant

D. Anastasselli do. Lowe,

tors Bingham & Matthews, audi-

S.T. C.M. Yen,

Tien,accouutant

do.

Branch Offices-. UHINESE GOVERNMENT RAIL WAVS

88, Museum Road, Shanghai

E. R. Cuddy, manager

5, Meng Yin Road, Tsingtao Chkmin de Fer du Tcheng-Tai—Tien-

N, A. Gorman, manager tsin Agents Olivier Chine—31, Rue

de Verdun; Bureau Central: Shih-

kiachwang; Cable Ad : Chansifer

% w. m *

Gkwuj kuo fei t»ao kung sze

‘China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap and j Be ning tieh lu kuan li chu

Glycerine Manufacturers—115, Rue j Peiping-Liaoning Railway (Ministry of

St. Louis: Teleph. 30379; P.O. Box i Railways: Nanking) — Head Office:

13; Cable Ads: Lever and 2515 Tientsin; Telephs. 40463, 40625,

P. H. Cobbj director 40817, 40891, 40892, 40898, 40951,

S. K. Ting, Sales manager 60323

S. Wang, accountant

C. H Koh, correspondence Peiping Suiyuan Line Transporta-

tion Office, 2nd Special Area;

China & South Sea Bank, Ltd.—{See Teleph. 40560

Banks)

mwm&m if m m it $ t £

China Travel Service—100, Rue Pas Chian tvngpu cHih hsia tsin pu tieh In

teur; Telephs. 30980 and 30915: Tientsin-PukowforanLine U ch ii

Cable A d : 2464 Tientsin-Hopei:Teleph.—1655; HeadCableOffice:

Ad:

Tsinpury

ft & m ft m & & m

Kee chong po him yau han hung sze ft ® ®

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, Uhang-lu-yen-wu-chi-ho-fen-so

Marine, Accident, Sickness, Motor

and General Insurance—Head Office: Chinese Car Government Salt Revenue

Hongkong Administration (Changlu District

General Agents—Greenland & Sons, Inspectorate)—Office' 39-41, Via Vin-

118, British Bund; Teleph. 33230; cenzo Ad: Salt

Rossi; Teleph. 40046; Cable

Cable Ad: Greenland

A48 TIENTSIN

T. Y. Ko, acting district inspector John T. Yen, manager

H. Y. Wang, sub-manager

Y.and

Tei,con. salt cominspt.

co-district nissioner J. 0. Chen, asst, manager

M. C. Ling, asst, district inspt. Chiu Ta Salt Refining Co., Ltd., Salt

S. C. Lin, chief secretary Refiners and Manufacturers of Dental

H W. Chow, chief accountant

English Secretaries—L. Mu, C. C. Cream and Other

1, Ruebye-product^—Chiu

Ho, Y. L. Hsin, Y. C. Huo, C. Ta Building,

31532; Cable Ad: Chiuta ' '

Fontanier; Teleph,

W. Ma and H. C. Wu

Chinese Secretaries—H. Wang, H. Chorkee Engineering & Electrical Co.,

Kao, S. K. Shen and H. F. Lu Ltd., Importers,

Accountants—T. H. Chen, T. N. ing,

Lu, K. S. Chang, S. J. Min, P. Hardware Electrical Contractors, Engineer-in

Supplies, Dealers

C. Chang, F. J. Tao, K. C. Tang and Paints—67a 69, Rue du

F. Y. Chien, typist Chaylard; Cable Ad: Chorkee

Accounts

Chow, Y.Clerks—

T. Ma.N. C.H:H.Li,LiTVandK. Chu Feng Rug Co., Manufacturers

L. C. Yu and Exporters of Carpets and Rugs

S. Y. Tai, Chinese clerk —146, Rue Dillon; Cable Ad: Tywan

Revenue Guards Office Chung Foo Union Bank—(SV Banks)

H. C. Wu, chief

P. Y. Wang, assistant chief Chung Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Factory:

T. W. Yang, judicial officer 1, Fukushima Road; 2,.Telephs.

P. K. Hu, supervising officer

C. H. Ling, do. and 21468. Factory: Chi Wei21424

Lu

C. Y. Yu, do. S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 33325; Cable Ad:

C. T. Su, do. Chukamatch

T. P. Li, assistant Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. (Tientsin),

Y. Rung, do. Department Store—Asahi Road ; Cable

C. H. Shao, do. Ad : Centralize

W. H. Chu, English secretary Lam Jan Seung, mng. director

C. H. Yuan, assistant Lam Chi Hoon. manager

i . C. N. Wen, do. LamH.SouGwan, Tin, sub-manager

C. Yang, do. W. do.

H. H. Liu, do. K. H. Chan, treasurer

C. C. Yang, do.

H. H. Chang, do. S. A. Chungking Import China—1,

H. P. Fei, file-keeper Korostowetz Road; Teleph. 33359;

C. C. Li, Chinese typist Cable Ad : Imposica

H. Wang, registrar J. Stehling

H. S. Fan, Chinese clerk

S. H. Hsu, do.

Ja IS m if CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Tien tsin dien hua chu

Chinese Government Telephone Ad-

ministration—Central:

Chakow; South: Bruce Chinese Bund, All Saints’ Church (“Church of Eng-

Road, British

Concession; East: Via Conte Gallina, land”)-Meadows Road

Italian

Wei Concession; North: Hopei, Yue il? fftf Lun Tun Hut

No. 1Loo; Telephs.Director

Managing 30001 with

and No.Switch

2Chiefto London

Road:

Missionary Society—83, Taku

Cable Ad: Taccollege

Engineer

tT P& 'T ft ^ A.C.H.B. Longman,

P. Cullen, b.a. a.r.c. sc. and Wife

Chiu An Trust Co., Ltd., The, Trust G. Luxon and Wife

Business: Deposits & Loans, Share Miss A. R. Edmanson

Brokers, etc.—Head Office: 43, Victoria R.S.H.G. Thompson,

(OnG.furlough) b.sc. and Wife

Road: Telephs. 31660

Office: 88, Museum Road, Shanghai F. A, Brown and Wife

 TIENTSIN A49

" Tsamjehow Tientsin Badminton Club—

President—Dr, C. J. Fox

A.Rev,H,A,J. (Jr.Murray

BrysonandandWife

Wife Hon. Secretary—A. R. Ross

Hon. Treasurer—J. M. Milne

Dr,b.t.m.

Gr. W.& h.Milledge,

and Wife l.s,c,p., l.e.c.s,

Miss J, S. Turner Committee—Mrs. A. R. Ross, L.

Siaochang Aitken, C. A. L. Rumjahn and

Rev, W. F. Rowlands, b.a., b.d. 8. F. Tao

Miss I. W.

Miss A, Buchan Greaves Tientsin Chess Club—Karatzas Cafe,

MissR.M.K. Brameld Rue de France

Dr, McAll, m.b , ch.b. and Wife President—Dr. C. J. Fox

Hon. Secretary—T.S. P.Roomiantzeff

Committee—B. Romanoff'

m m m Wang ho loo and M. Saron

Rowan

Dame Catholic

des Viotoires”- Church of “Notre. Tientsin Club—Victoria Road;

Teleph. 31312.

1g£ 5C Tien Chu Tang Committee—W. E. Atwell (chair-

;

St.31,Louis Church (Roman Catholic)— man), MajorA.G.E.A.Bulling,

chairman), Herbert A.(vice-

G.

Rue St. Louis, French Concession Cameron, H. H. Faulkner, E. W.

Torrey, N. G. Willis

Cameron (secretary) and J. W.

Jg t # » S HU

Yth shu chiao ho chuny huei tang Tientsin Country Club —19, Consu-

Union Church—69, Gordon

Rev, Harold T. Cook, hon. pastor Road lar Road; Cable Ad : Racing

H. Schmuser, hon. secretary Secretary—H. J. Lord

(137, Victoria Road) Asst. Secretary—J. A. Whitewright

CLU BS Tientsin Cricket

President —E. J.Club—

Nathan

Club Qqnoqrdia —53 - 55, Woodrow Vice-President— P. H. B. Kent

Wilson St.; Teleph. 31861 Hon. Secretary—A. R. Ross

Committee—O. Hon. Treasurer—E. A. Jenkinson

Buhmeyer, E.Kleeman, Knuepfel,C. H.H. Tientsin Customs Club — Victoria

Scheid,

H. Gagg and C. W.J. Severitt

Steeneck, E. Road; Teleph. 30384

Casa Dkoli Italiani—Via Roma 2 Tientsin Football Assoctation( Affilia-

(Italian Club); Teleph. 40400 ted to the Football

land)—49, VictoriaAssociation, Eng-

Road; Teleph.

Presidente—Cav.

Segretarie-A. Agostini M. Deli6 31281; Cable Ads: Roxburgh &

Caldbeck

President—W. V. Pennell

Tientsin Amateur Dramatic Club— Hon, Treasurer—T. S. D. Wade

Hon. Secretary—A. J. H. Roxburgh

Tientsin Amateur Dramatic Club— Committee—Rev.

Frost, M. L. Bro.

E,Woodall RailFaust,

ton andW.J. H.F,

President — J. Twyford Thomas

Hon. Treasurer—L. T. Beddow

Hon. Secretary—J.

Victoria S. Jones (181, Tientsin Golf Club—

Road, Tientsin)

Captain—P. H. Cobh

Tientsin Association Football Club Hon. Secretary—G. K. Wellington

—Recreation Ground, Recreation Tientsin Hunt Club -

Road Master—O. Joerg

Vice-Presidents—W.

O'Hara and R. H. Dennis V. Pennell, W. Hon. Secretary & Treasurer—L. T.

Captain—J. R. Johansson Beddow

Vice Captain—A. J. H. Roxburgh Stewards—H. V. Bridge, A. von

Hon. Secretary—D. O’Hara, 6/o Delwig, R. Samarcq, E. C. Leigh-

Thomson & Co. ton and A. Rapp

A50 TIENTSIN

Tientsin Lawn Tennis Association— Chairman of Civics Committee—

President—J. K. Caldwell Mrs. A. E. Capstick

Vice-Presidents—T. C. Sun and N. Chairman of Special

Committee—Mrs. O. SixtActivities

Kawamura Chairman—H. Wright

Executive

Whitamore Committee

(chairman) — F. H,

Hon. Secretary—H.

Asst. Hon. Secretary—H.G.B. Faersda Silva Trust for Open Spaces, The—

Hon. Treasurer—G. K. Wallington Trustees—P. H. B. Kent, o.b.e., m.cv

(chairman), J. A. Andrew, H. F.

Barnes,

H. Payne,b.sc.,

F. S.m.e.i.c., J. P.Coghill,

Turner,W. Pryor

t m « it andW. O’Hara (hon. secretary

Tientsin Pace Club—19, Consular treasurer)

Koad; Cable Ad : Racing

Secretary—H.

Asst. SecretaryJ. - Lord J. A.Whitewright Collins

Com-

mission Agents,—75, Consular Road;

Tientsin Rowing Club- Teleph. 31051; Cable Ad: Collins

President—R.

Captain—L. C.Geyling Comfort

Vice-Captain—C.

M. Ouwerkerk

A.H.Greenland of ChineseCompany,

Carpets and The,Rugs,

Exporters

Furs

Hon. Treasurer—L. McKenzie and Skins—146, Rue Dillon, French

Hon. Secretary—L. P. Neilson, 89, Concession; Cable

T. Y. Wang, proprietorAd : Ty wan

Singapore Road

Committee—W.

man and N. MihaioffDollo, E. E. Gross-

Commercial

li—(See Banks) Guarantee Bank of Chih-

Tientsin Skating Club—

Chairman—J. Burton Commercial U.S.A.Traders’

Import,Association,

Export Fed.

Committee—Mrs.

L. Bridge, L. Fingereth S. Feeney, and A. Inc.,

General 33616;

Merchants —Ad:79, Comtradas

Rue Pasfeur;

and

R. Geyling Teleph. Cable

Hon. Treasurer—J, W. Cameron H g Yih Chang

Hon. Secretary—A. L. Maitland

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.,

t -m m m * Insurance in All Its Branches—75,

Consular

Ad: Haitradco Road; Teleph. 32070; Cable

Tien chin jou yung hwei Haiho Trading Co., Ltd., district

Tientsin

Road Swimming Club—102, Parkes agents

Committee—W. H. E. Frost (chair- Manager

E. LesterforArnold

China (Shanghai)—

man), G. Nignicieiky (hon.

secty.),

Belt, H. Arnold,

Koch (hon.C. T.treas.),

Hall andA. Compagnie d’Assurance Generales,

T. S. D.E. A.Wade Fire, Marine and Motor Insurance

—85, Rue de France; Teleph. 34028;

Tientsin Woman’s Club— Cable Ads: Asgenacci and ; As-

Officers and Members of ihe Executive genindie

C. G. Le Bas, manager for North

Board China

President—Mrs.

1st Vice-President, J. A. Mendelson

Editor of tg & it mli m m %

BulletinE.and Publicity Secretary Tien tsin tien eh’i tien teng hung szu

—Mrs. K. Lowry Compagnie de Tramways et d’Eclairage

Secretary—Mrs.

Treasurer—Mrs. A.J. Paradissis

Berlin de Tientsin (The Tientsin Tramways

Chairman of Programme Committee

SiegeLighting Co.,

Social : Ltd ), Soci^t^

Bruxelles—2, Anonyme,

Via Er-

—Mrs. E. D. Edinger manno Carlotto, Italian Concession;

Chairman of House Committee— Telephones

Mrs. E. J. Schilling

Chairman of Library Committee— General Manager), 40969 (Bureau of

40691 (Head Office

Mrs. C. Schwender ChineseDept.),

Store Affairs),6085340649(Power

(Purchase

Station,&

 TIENTSIN A51

Hopei), 6'579 (Distribution System, Meter

Hopei), 40690 (Lighting Dept.), 2440S R. B.Paternoster, inspector

(Traffic

24406 Dept. & Workshop, Ta Nankai), A. Artemieff,

Zlokasoff, do. do.

2440. (Station

(Station Master

MasterPeiSouth Kwan)&

West); Tratfic Dept.

Cable Ad: Tsintram G.C.deGevels,

Glercq,asst.

supt.supt.

Read Office P. Splingaerd, inspector

J. M. Haesaerts, general manager Workshops

V.F. Courtois,

Leclercq, engineer

sub-manager C. ESermon, supt. assistant

a.i.

L.F. Gillain, do. Cortinovis,

Dirickx, secretary A. Savoi, do.

P. Badoul,

Luc. assistant

Pourbaix, to secretary

secretary-in-charge Tramway Tracks do.

R. Lewinson,

of Japanese Affairs A.G.Noltinck, supt. assistant

Vinogradoff,

Laur, Pourbaix, assistant

H. Sakulai,

N. Sassaki, do.

do. Compagnie Franco - Americaine

M Fujishita, do. d’Assurances—Head

Agents: Office: Shanghai

J. for

B. Splingaerd, chief

Chinese Affairs of the Bureau VerdunOlivier Chine, S. A., Rue de

Accounts Dept. Continental Bank—(Nee Banks)

H. Demesse, chief accountant

R. Preau, accountant CONSULATES

P. Don

W. nay, asst, accountant

Qhilain, do.

Aime De.labie, clerk * * sit a « *

P. Giffard, cashier Ta au kwo ling shih shu

Purchase & Store Dept. Austria—Race Course Road; Teleph.

F. Verhaest, purchasing agent 32276

Consul-General—Paul Bauer

C. Teunkens, chief store keeper Vice Consul—B.SkoffGeyling

G.A. C.Pelagoti, asst,

Gioulis, store

do. keeper Chancellor—F.

Power Station Belgium—111, Rud de France; Cable

Arth. Delabie, supt. Ad:Consul-General—R.

Beige Guillaume

J. Forster chief electrician ifc

mechanician

Th. de Wieuw, assistant Denmark—73, Victoria Road

Distribution System Acting Consul—J. Rasmussen

L. Vanderhelst, supt.

H. Tercalavres, electrician

J. P. Gervasi, do. Ta §fen*lan«kuoa ling m #shih*shu

Lighting Dept. Finland—173a, Victoria Road

C. E.Piron, supt. asst. supt. Consul-Dr. L. Will

Tercalavres, nfcmmmm*

Consumers’ Engineering Staff Ta fah kwo ling shih ya men

F. L.Peeters, inspectordo.

Hutscmekers, France—28, Rue du Consulat; Cable

A.A. Brusselmans,

Mtlsen, do. Ad: Fransulat

Consul—L.

C.F.J. Barbe, do. do. Vice-ConsulsColin— J. Kraemer and S.

G. Potopaieff, do. Lebocq de Feularde Royere

Secretaire-Interprete—P.

Consumers’ Service Staff Dactylographe — Melle V. de

F. P.Mertens,

V issers,inspectordo. Laberbis Lataste

J.G.Splingaerd, do. Docteur—J.

Barbier, do. Chef de la Garde—M. Chaales des

Etangs

V. Vassilieff, do. Secretaires

N. Donatello, do. S. T. LieouChinois—L.

and Ma K. YangK. T’ang,

A52 TIENTSIN

'i,* @£ A Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. (Incorporated in

Ta ying kwo tsimg ling shift kwan England), Tourist, Bankers,

warding Agents, Steamship etc.

and—For-

63,

Great Britain—Victoria Road: Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456 and 32691;

Telephs. 31289 and 30355; Cable Cable Ad: Coupon

Ad : Britain

Consul-General—Oswald White, Corinth & Seidel, Architects and Interior

C.M.G, Consul — J. P. Decorators—127,

Superintending

Coghill Street; Teleph. 32804;Woodrow Wilson

Cable Ad : Corinth

Acting Consul—C. B. B. Heathcote-

Smith

Vice-Consul—J. /£ m %

Pro-Consul —W. 11.j. McLaughlin

Boyce Huang hung fan lien

Constable—E. C. Macveigh

Stenographers—Miss Fraser and Court Hotel, The—171, Victoria Road;

Miss Thomas Teleph.

A. L. Bridge,Cable

31113; Ad: Court

manager

tmmm* Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient —

Ta ji pen kwo ling shih kwan {See Banks)

Japan—Hanazono Road : Telephs.

.33811, 33611, 20828, 20629, 20116,

20110 & 20101; Cable Ad: Riyoji Ying shan shan hai kwan ch’i shui

Consul-General—S. Tashiro yu sheng kung szu

Consuls — K. Hori, C.

S. Shima, S. TakaiNishida Nakazima,

and H. Tanaka Crystal, Ltd., Manufacturers of High-

Vice-Consuls—N. and Y. Class Table Waters. Authorized

Origasa 2,Bottlers of Coca

Pokotiloff Road,Cola-Head

3rd Special Office:

Area;

Netherlands Consular Court — Teleph. Code;

40249; Cable Ad: Crystal;

Bentley’s. Factories: Tientsin

142, London Road Shanhaikwan;

Agencies throughoutBranch:

North China Peking;

ir m ® $ a* * F. A. Fairchild, chairman of directors

Ta na vjei kuo ling sh ih ya men J. Sligh, director

Norway—106, Rue de31067Paris, French J.E. Burton,

W. Fitchford, do.

do.

Concession; Teleph. R. B.J. Morcier,

P. O’Connor, director

assistant

Spain—36, Rue Fontanier: Teleph. C. T. Yue, accountant

31198

Sweden—7jR Victoria Park Mansions Customs, H & i* Tsin hai ku.an

Consul—E. R. Long Chinese Maritime—Corner

of Rue St. Louis and French Bund:

Telephs. 34257

31352 (Commissioner’s(Commissioner’s

House), Office),

32543

mmm* (Adm. Commissioner’s House),

Office), 40445

Ta . tnei kuo/ tsung ling shih kwan

United States of America—Leopold (Dist. Accountant’s Office), 34172 33992

(Adm. Commissioner’s (De-

Building;

Cable Ad: Telephs.

American31081

Consuliir 32325; puty Commissioner’s General Office),

Consul-General—J. K. Caldwell 21027

Office), (Preventive

33089 Dep. Commissioner’s

(Preventive Dep. Com-

Consuls — Samuel J. Fletcher, missioner’s House), 33009 (English

L.Frederick

Burke W. Hinke and Gordon Secretary’s

Secretary’s House), Office), 32755 (Chinese

(English

Vice-Consuls

and William— E.Robert Secretary’s Office), 31279

Yuni M. Taylor Secretary’s 34108 (Chinese

Clerks—Harry Rushner, Eleanor J. Office), 31231 House), 31441 .(General

Miller,

Katz Minnie H. Plath and Hazel 31214 (Chief (Appraising Department),

Tidesurveyors Office),

Interpreter—F. J. C, Liu 33003 (Chief Tidesurveyor’s House),

31525 (Harbour Master’s Office);-i 32.399

 TIENTSIN A53

(Harbour Master’s House), 34223 (Asst. Hsiang, Wang Ting Wen, Cheng

Harbour Master’s Office), 30743 (Asst. Jen. Chieh, Li Shih K’uei, Pien

Harbour Master’s

(Inspector House)Office)

of Examiners’ and 33163 Nai Pu, Ch’i Hsi Wen, D. Maz-

Commissioner—W. R. Myers zarella, Chu Chia Tung, Wu Pao

Administrative Department Chang, Chang Veng Ping, Bacon

Administrative Commissioner — K. Chan, Tai Ring Tien, Chang Chia

ishii Tseng and Chang Ping Chun

Deputy Commissioner—A. J. Hope

District Accountant m & m ±

Deputy

Chai Commissioner— Tan Woon Dairen Kisen Kaisha (Dairen S.S. Co.)

Preventive Department —13, Hai Ho Road, 1st Special Area;

Preventive Deputy Commissioner— 30851 Telephs. 32287, 31178, 32278, 31404,

Chang Yung Nian (Compradore), & 30700 (Manager’s

Peiping Office of Tientsin Customs Residence); Cable Ad: Daiki. Go-

t)eputy Commissioner—E. Bathurst down at French Bund, 22, Rue Dillon,

Assistants—LiTing Yuan, H. R. J. W. 33566 Concession; Telephs. 30960 &

French

,’Elanagan, Wang Hua Min, Lai T. Misumi, manager

Tsu Mou, ShangKung-shuo,

D.-L.Basto, Chih Yi, C. J. C.

Ping-cheng Wei (Peiping), TsaoChung Ju

Nung, Wen Yi, Feng Yen (Peiping), Danish Consulate— (See Consulates)

Wang Kuan

Yang Chengpao,

sheng,

Liu YuMo I-cheng,

Hsuan, Dau & Co., Hugo, Machinery, Mining

Ping-hsii, S. Matsuzaki andTs’ao

K. Hamano, A. Yamagata, G. Supplies, etc.—9-11, via Ermanno Car-

: Iwakuma (Acting) lotto, Italian Concession; Cable Ad:

Analyst—Wong Ta Chuen

Stenographer—Miss L. Eilimonovitch Dauhugo C. Nimz, managing partner

Chief

braham Tidesurveyor--C. F. A. Wil- A. Krueger, partner

Asst. Tidesurveyors

(Peiping), A. Lane, —U. G.Isa,Quinn

Kao

Yuan Che and T. Kishimoto Davis, R. S., Bond, Stock and Share

Boat Broker, Land and Estate Agent —

LiangOfficers—J. R. Foster and Sia 27, Consular Road; Telephs. 32390,

33716 and 33215; Cable Ad: Secur-

Asst. Boat Officers — Cheung

Kwai Tak, leu Hok Tang, Shih Correspondents ity; Codes: Petersens and Private.

Hsueh Pin, Tsai Cheng Chi, York, Shanghai, in:Hongkong, London, New

Singa-

S.FungYamaha,

Chi Liang

Keung, WongTungKui Tsai,

Shan, pore, Peiping, etc.

Chen Kwang Hsin (Peiping) and R. S. Davis | C. Cheng

J. C. Townsend (Acting) T.C. Attree P.L. H.ShuMa

Appraisers—R.

Shiraishi, J. A. E.Ilyin,Gilmore,

F. Isegawa Y. G. Davis

(Acting), Mrs. T. Attree K. C. Lee

J. Muir, R.L.Takaishi,

F. Dullam,G.J.Iwakuma

Shibata, G. Nigniewitsky P. C. Chow

Peiping Office

and Leung Chak Lam C. L. Wang | Y. C. Way

Examiners—C.

Indo, Wada, T. Nishida,

Y. Yamasumi, G.

Laughlin, K. KamekawaG. (Peiping),

T. Mac-

Deutsch Asiatische Bane — (See

C.Ichige,

W. TJtting, G.F.J. Isegawa,

Smidt,T.W. G.T.P. Banks)

Jarvis, HW.Ward, W. Brazier,

Savtchenko,

Senta, TingN.A. Yao

A. Baikovsky, ChiaS. Deutsch5flJ- Chinesische Chieh

Chin, Chao Li

Kuang-chi, I. Izotoff, Handels Co.,

Cheng Hsii, Chin Chung Pan, Fan General Import and Export—23, Rue

Chin Tsao, Chu

B. E. Yung,

Pistruiloff, St. Louis; Teleph. 33766; Cable Ad:

Shi Tong, Sun Chow

Feng Breusun

A64 TIENTSIN

ft ft ^ fil

DEUTSCHEFARBEN-HANDEWiGESELLSCHAFT, Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., The,

Waibel & Co.—Sin Hu a Bank Building, Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers, Sole

Manufacturers of Dunlop

4th Floor, 76, Hue du Baron

Telephs. 30815-6; Cable Ad: Waidefag Gros, F.C.; Tyres and General RubberPneumatic

Goods—

W. Severitt, manager Dunlop House, Bristow Road; Tele-

H. Hoffmann phone 31064; Cable Ad : Pneumatic

P. Lingmann Mrs. V. S. I.Bazeos S. G. Hayes, mgr. for North China

P.W. Meyns Boy J.T. J.Churchill

Willcox |1 Mrs.

Mrs. Vincent

Brinckman

Sperber Miss H. Kapper

Miss E.O. Mock

Kleemann

W. Ulbricht i Mrs.

A. Wuest m m m & u m &

Technical Dept. Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd., The

P. Fritz j| Miss

H. UrbanTJ. Lange —Stocks Carried by Haiho Trading

E. Schulte Co.

Agfa Photo Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd., Gen-

H. Conrad eral and Constructional Engineers and

Agents Shipbuilders — Office and Works : 4,

I. schaft

G. Farbenindustrie

Frankfurt o/Main Aktiengesell- London Road; Teleph 31195; Cable

Ad; Vulca

James

Y. W.Turner, rang, director

Du, compradore

Dmitrovsky, Samuel, Fm Merchant—97.

Taku Road; Teleph. 31936; Cable Ad: Eastern Extension, Co.,Australasia

Dmitrovsky China Telegraph Ltd.—173a,

Victoria Road; Cable Ad: Noreast

V. Johannesen, commercial represent-

Yu

"y Shiny

Doney & Co., Exchange, Stock and Share Yenative Hou-cheong, assistant

Brokers—59, Victoria

33614 & 33564: Cable Ad: VendorRoad; Telephs.

Eastern Rug Co., Manufacturers and

S. Gilmore j W. Ridler Exporters of All Qualities Chinese

Share Office Woolen Carpets.

Specialty. Hooked Rugs

Agents Wanted—8, Lin HoA

H. L. N. Snow Li, Creek Road, British Concession:

Mrs. T.M.W.S. Bentinck

Miss Y. Langley | C.T. C.Rosentool

Chang Cable Ad: Eruco

Estate Office Eastham, Barry C., Attorney-at-Law—

I. M. Hqrjelsky 43, Victoria

Ad: ChinarityRoad; Teleph. 30303: Cable

Doulatram & Sons, Indian Silk Store

Woollen 31669;

Teleph. Importers—274,

Cable Ad:Victoria Road; Educational)

Doulatram.

Head Office:

Branches: Hyderabad,

Dairen, Moukden,Sind, India.

Hsinking, EDUCATIONAL

Harbin and Kobe, Japan. Sub-Branch: American School—1, Chekiang Road

46,

32425Rue du Marechal Foch: Teleph. Board of Trustees—J. K. Caldwell

H. Doulatram, proprietor (president), C. A, Smith (vice-

president),

surer) and W.Mrs. P. Coltman

C. Alderman(trea-

DuManufacturers

Pont de Nemours

and Importers of Indigo, Members—D.

B. Campbell, C.Mrs.

Berger,

R,W.T.Mrs.

Evans,G.

Dyes and30176:

Teleph. Chemicals—52, Taku Road;

Cable Ad: Dupontdyes: B.rett,

C. H.Eastham, Lt, S. Eve-

All Codes Hodes, Mrs. F. W. Lil-

W. J. P. Calder, manager ley, Col. VV. McAndrew,

Torrey, E. W.

Mrs. R. Hawkins ! Y. C. Chu P. B. K. YoungC. Wallace and

 TIENTSIN A55

School Staff *2 ^ + m m

Mrs. S. Fink, principal Hsin hsueh chtmg hsuch hsiao

Mrs. W. S. Everett, kindergarten Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College—

Grades i & 2—(Vacant)

Grades 3 & 4—Mrs. S. Fink 83, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 31390:

Grades 5 & 6—Miss Katherine Cable Ad : Taccollege

Harr T.C.H.B.

Huang, principala.r.c.sc., dean

Longman,

Grades 7 A ft—Mrs. Billingsley A. P. Cullen, b.a., treasurer

Madame Baraer, French

Major Moose, medical advisor Miss A. G. Longman, b.a.

Gerald

R. Luxon, secretary

K I? ft I Tientsin GrammarCouncil) School — {See

Kung zhang hsueh yuan British Municipal

Hautes

CommerciALE8 Etudes Industrielles et

Teleph. 32792 Race Course Road; Tien ching ® mhud,*wen%chung m whshuehn hsiao

& ^ £ W f Tientsin Hui Wen Academy, South

Chung hzi nu hsueh hsia Suburb—Telephs.

Cable Ad: Methodist22676 and 22677;

Keen Girls Mission)

School - South

for Girls Rev. Liu Fang, d.d., principal

(Methodist Gate; Thomas K. Li, dean

Cable Ad: Methodist S.Mrs.H. M.Fan,L. proctor

Berkey (English Dept.)

Nankai University—Telephs. 34tX)i, Rev. E. E. Dixon

31002 and 34003 Mrs. E. E.

Rev. Earl Hibbard Dixon

Mrs. Earl Hibbard

& * EMt Tientsin Jewish School 128, Vic-

Pei yang Engineering College toria Road; Teleph. 30693

(Formerly Peiyang University)— President—H. Kushner

Hsiku; Telephs. 61226-8; Cable Hon Treasurer—H.

Ad: 6007 Member of the SchoolBarkorith

Committee—

Officers of Administration M. Orleans

Headmaster A. S. Izgur

S. T. Li, B.s., ph. d. (Eng’g),

president

T. K. Hsu, B.S;, head of General Tientsin School)^

Kung Ksueh (Public

Affairs Dept. & Students director

S. F. Tsui, ll. B.. registrar

C. L. Feng, b.a., Chinese secretary Empire BritishTheatre—Race

Concession; Telephs. Course Road,

31433

J. H. Ju, b.s., English secretary (Office) & 31842 (Theatre); Cable Ad:

L.K. K.L. Li,

Li, b.s.,

seniorbusiness

clerk manager Theatre

V. C. Tsui, treasurer Enekgie Electrique de Tientsin

C. Y. Tschuo, m.d., college physician (French Central Power Station)—

213, Rue du Marechal Foch; Station);

Telephs.

St. Joseph’s High School—Rue Sua- 32840 (Office)

Cable Ad: Bouiigery

& 31365 (Power

bouraud

Sister Mary, supt. C,E. Bourgery, administeur delegue

M. Bourgery,

Beuchot, directeur-general

directeur

St.(ForLouis’ CollegeBoarders

(Marist and

Brothers) P.H. Vidal,

European

Scholars)—195, RueLouis

St. Louis;

Day

Teleph. P. M. Diener,ingenieur

Fleuriet, chef d’llsine

secretaire

33046;

Rev. Cable Ad: College J. Lotode, service distribution

Rev. Bro. Bro. Antonin, director

Claudio, sub-director G.Teliakovsky,

C. Pearson,compteur

secretaire-adjoint

Rev. Bros. George, Nestor, Louis Loskoutoff, do.

Paul,

Otto, Charles,

Conrad,Vincent,

AloysiusAndrew,

and T.Y. Y.S. Shu,

Kouo, laboratoire

Francis A7. L. Ma, comptable do.

A56 TIENTSIN

Epargne Franco Chinoise, Ltd.—(Nee Foox & Co., Freight

Supervisors, H., Cottonand Brokers and

Ship Brokers

Banks) —65, Consular Rd. ; Teleph. 31430;

M ^ Nai wen aze Cable Ad : Fooxco

Evans, R. T.,Victoria

AttorneyTerrace;

and Counselor-at- A.L.G.Foox Foox | H. D. Yen

Law —1, Telephs. R. Robin I Mrs. L. Weinberg

30294

Dr. and 30506; Jr.Cable Ad: Secretary

H. David, gji £2 Jen Chee

ft ft m m ForbesCommission

& Co., Ltd., Agents—45,

William, Merchants

Evrenian, Levon J., Chinese Carpets— and Road; Telephs. 31008, 31053 and 31744

Victoria

33, Bristow

Ad:Levon

Evrenian Road; Teleph. 32587; Cable (Compradore): Cable Ad : Rinchee

J. Evrenian (Export Dept.)f.c.i.s.

A.T. H.Burgess, & Sebrof (Import Dept.)

Lee Shih Yung, asst, compradore R. Candlin

L. C. Hurst

Fairchild & Co., Ltd., General Ex- London—Wheatley & Yate, 5,Fenchurch

porters

Taku Road; — HeadTelephs. Office:30323169(Office),

- 183, Street, E . C. 3.

30409 (Corapradore) & 32085 (In- New York—Bertolino & Co., 2, Stone St.

surance Dept.); Cable Ad: Fair- Foreign Commission Agency, Importers,

child;

Lieber’s,Codes: Acme;Western

Bentley’s, Private, Union

Marconi,& Exporters and Commission Agents—

A.B.C. Branches: Tsingtaoand

F. A. Fairchild, managing director Hankow 321,S. Taku Road; Teleph. 33015

Rapoport, proprietor

D. J. Thomson, director & secretary

G. F.G. Wallis,

W. Dawson,signs

signsperperpro.pro. (Tsing- ^ ^ i, ^

tao)

P. N. Voetzky FouMedicinal

Tchang & Co., General(Wine)

ExportersDis-&

Miss N. Gmerkin Samshoo

Miss P. Orcbin tributors—99, Rue de Takou; Teleph.

Miss T. Anastasselli 34237; Bentley’s

Acme, Cable Ad: Fuchang; Codes:

& Private

General Agents for : S.T. F.P. Tung,

Tchang,asst,manager

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd. manager

The L. Y. Fen (Wine Department)

NewAmerican & Manchurian

Zealand Insurance Line

Co., Ltd.

Imperial Insurance Co., Ltd. Fox, Charles J., Attorney-at-Law

Far Eastern Transport Co. —263 Cable —34, Rue de France; Teleph. 30043;

Taku Road; Teleph. 34151 Ad: Foxstar

V. G. Shoostoff, proprietor

Finnish Consulate— (See Consulates) Korean Apples, Franklin & Co., SeaWholesale

Produce,Dealers

Medicine,in

etc.—173,

CableAcme Rue de Pelacot; Teleph.

Ad: Franklin; Codes: Bentley’s33686;

Fischer, Emil S., American Public and

Accountant

ministrator and Sworn

and Agent Auditor,

of Ex-AustrianAd-

Real Estate

—14,

Bund ;Hwa Teleph.An 40515;

Street,Cable Ad : Ems- French Consulate — (See Consulates)

fischer;

edn. Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

ft ft m &

Fleet, H. A., m.i.m.e., a.m.le.e., a.i.n.a.s., Frazar, Federal, Kung mao yang hong

Marine, Cargo and Engineer Inc., U.S.A., General

and

Road;FireTeleph.

Loss Adjuster

30553; Cable— 143,Ad:Surveyor

Meadows

Fleet

Automotive

and Importersand— Showroom

IndustrialandEngineers

General

Offices 18-25,

Frazar. Head Rue deTientsin.

Office: France; Cable Ad:

Branches

Fleurette, Modes and Beauty Parlour— at: Peiping, Tsingtao, Tsinan and

Talati House,Victoria Rd.; Teleph. 32550 Taiyuan. Agents at: Sian

 TIENTSIN A57

French Bakery—3rd Special Area; Cable General kong

Motors (China), Ltd.—Hong-

Ad:E. Mavromaras

Mavomaras, proprietor Victoria

Road; Teleph. Building,Cable

16,

Ad: Genmo

French G. G. Bradford, manager for North

pitals) General Hospital—(See Hos- China (On leave)

Mrs. V. Ephanoff, secretary

French General Veneer Factory, Manufacture

nicipal Municipal

Councils) Council — (See Mu- deKai;Bois CableContreplaques—53,

Ad: Venesco Lao Shih

Froiman Co., D., Leather Importers, Fur P. Thesmar,

A. Nekrassoff, managing director

supervisor

and

Road; Skin Merchants—145, Davenport K. Averine, inspector

D. A.Cable Ad: Froiman

Froiman C. T. Liou, chief accountant

C.T. K.

T. Wang,

Fong, accountant

do.

Fuhrmeister & Co., Exporters — Corner T. H. Kuo, compradore

of33923;

TakuCableandAd:Canton Roads; Teleph. H. Y. Tung, do.

B. Sottorf, branchEuropasia

manager German-American Hospital—(*S'ee Hos-

pitals)

Furukawa Electric Co., Importers of Geyling, R., Architect

Victoria and Consulting-

Electric Wires,Bristow

Products—224, CablesRoad; Brass Engineer—7,

and Teleph. Ad: Geyling

Terrace; Cable

33438; Cable Ad: Furukawa

Gipperich Merchants—

and

Galatis & Co., Import and Export Export 52, Taku

Merchants and Shipping Agents—10, Teleph. 30483, 32449 and 33851; Cable

Rue de Verdun: Teleph. 30448; Cable Ad:S. Gipperich C. Kao, manager

Ad: Galatis

Garage Central—67, Giraud, F.—66, Rue Dillon, Importer

Cable Ad: Frangar Rue de France; and Exporter,

Agency, InsuranceForwarding and Express

Commission, Freight

A. Lemoine, proprietor and gen. mgr. and Customs Broker—Teleph. 33403

F. Giraud, proprietor

General Dairy & Farm Co. (G.D.F.) Gisho Electric Co. — 3, Asahi Road;

—Red House, East Arsenal Road: Cable Ad: Gishoyoko

Teleph. 33455

Glen

Jardine,Linc,Matheson

Ltd.—Cable

& Co., Ad:

Ltd.,Glenline

Agents:

^ nmm mm 91, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31294, 31296,

Ying kuo ting yung tien chi yu 32848 and 32918

hsien knng szc

General Electric Co. of China Ltd., Gold & Bros., Inc., A.S., Fur Merchants—

Electrical Engineers and Contrac; 53, Rue de Verdun; Teleph. 32915; Cable

tors—202, Taku Road; Teleph. 34423- Ad: Goldbrofur

Cable Ad: Genlectric

W.D.Eadie

Horvath 1 S. F. Lee ^ fi Jt #

N. K.Z.Chee |I C.C. S.P. Wang

Yang Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima

Miss Roobtzoff Road; Teleph. 21555; Cable Ad: Arachis

F. S. Sung | C. L. Chow S. Mori,H. partner

Capt. Accurti, (London)

manager

J. Goennert

General

—30, Export Co., Furs, Skin Casings

Taku Road; Teleph. 31215; Cable Grand Hotel -Petrograd Road: Teleph.

Ad:W.Genex 40086

W. B. Za,snikoff, proprietor

Biener, proprietor & manager

A5S TIENTSIN

Bj? Ta Kwan

9 Ming Asst.

and Bar Works Supt.—G. Hasebe

T. Haruna

Grand Theatre (Owned and Operated Dredging Supt.—P. Zuliani

by: Talati Estates, Ltd.)—6, Council Asst. Dredging Supt.—H.

Road; Teleph. 33117; Cable Ad: Grand

S.Darab

B. Talati, managing director Accountant—A. S. Thomas Takigawa

Dhunjishah, manager Asst. Supt. of Stores—F. Johnson

J. M. Talati Store keeper—S.Furuya

Interpreter—T. Oyeda

E. L. Pirutinsky Steno-Typist—Mrs. I. Gerze

Typist—Miss M. Ishibashi

Bridge Operator— B. Binietsky

Great Northern Telegraph Co.,

173a, Victoria Road; Cable Ad: Noreast Ltd.— Wireless Operator—W. Romanovitch

V. Johanneseu, Overseer—W. Biskupski

ative commercial represent-

Yen Hou-cheong, assistant Haiho Trading Company, Import,

Greek

AssociationsMerchants Association — (See Export

& Societies)

and Insurance—75, Consular

Road; Teleph. 32070; Cable Ad:

Haitradco

Greenl\nd a &m Sons,MaoMerchants Ch’ang and Hall & Co., Ltd., C. T., Manufacturers’

Representatives — 49, Taku Road;

Commission Agents—118, British Bund; Teleph. 33025; Cable Ad: Halco; Codes:

Teleph. 33230; Cable Ad- Greenland! Acme, Schofield’s, Bentley’s and Private

C. T. Hall, manager

Codes: A.B.C. Lth, Bentley’s, Universal T. S. Su | A. G. Sesko

TradeW. T.Code & Private

Greenland

Gully & Co., J,, Exporters, Importers, Hall & Holtz, M $1 Fuh Lee

Insurance Aeents, General Merchants Ltd., Ladies’

Drapers, Gentlemen’s & Children’s

Outfitters, Furn-

Dealing in All Minor Lines of China & iture

Manchurian

c 5i, Rue HenryProduce—49-fi3,

Bourgeois; Rue

CableDillon

Ad: Store keepers — 101-103, VictoriaGeneral

Manufacturers and Road-

Teleph. 31236; Cable Ad: Fuhlee. Head

J. Gully, managing director Office: Shanghai; Branch Office: London

M. Fergan, manager

m m Ya

^ J. W. G. Langley

Miss A. Hoare

Hackmack & Co., Import and Export— Miss

Mrs. T.F. Mihailoff

Krupikoff

104,

Hackmack Woodrow Wilson Street; Cable Ad: Mrs. L. Wallenstein

A. Hackmack Mrs.

L. C. S.Chang

Suleyman

m %% m x m

Hai ho hung cheng tsung chu m Hamburg Amerika Linie —144, Taku

Haiho Conservancy Commission—9, Hai Road; Telephs. 34271-5; Cable Ad:

Ho Road; Telephs. 31224 & 33706; Cable Hapag Carlowitz & Co., agents

Ad: Haiho; Code: A.B.C. 5th ecjn.

Members—Y.

for Japan), MutoI. C. (Consul-General

Kuo (Supt. of Han Yeh Trust

Myers E.(Com-C. Importers

Customs), W.of R.Customs), and Trading

CommissionCorporation,

Agents—

missioner Hsiao Shwang Miao, South Gate

Peacock (Hon. Treasurer) and H.

Yahikozawa

Shipping) Misumi (Representative of Mei Ya

Secretary—T. Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—4, Rue

Asst. Secretary—A. F. Evans de Verdun; Telephs. 30574 (General) &

Chinese Secretary—Han Shiu-chang 33357 writers(Manager); Cable Ad: Under-

Chief Engineer—A. Tritthart

Works Supt.—W. M. Chapman Managers for the Orient—American

Asst. WorksSupt.—M.

Bar Works Supt.—K. Oki

C. Chung Asiatic

U. Underwriters, Fed. Inc.,

 TIENTSIN A59

It it Chu Li ‘Homburg ” Chemisch-Pharmazeutis-

Hatch, che A.G., Bad Homburg, Frankfurt

K)rtersCarter & Co., Importers,

and Commission Agents—131,Ex- a.M., Germany — (Nee China Export-

avenport Road; Teleph. 31459; Cable Import

Ad: Hatch Hongkong & Shanghai

C. E.G.D.Davis

Thunder I| A.Li Chia

Kovikoff

Chi poration—(Nee Banks) Banking Cor-

Hautes Etudes Industrielles

mercials—(Nee Educational) et Com- llo-pei-sheng-ching-h&ing-knang-vm-cuhx.m

Havas News Agency—28, Rue Courbet; Ho-pei Ching Hsing Mining Admin-

istration—Coal Mines at: Ching

Teleph. 31387; Cable Ad: Havas Hsing Hsien, Ho-Pei. Coking Plant

J. Lapine, manager at: Shih-Kia-Chwang, Ho-Pei. Head

it iH ^- S an eu Office at: Shihkiachwang Hopei

Hayes Ku Chung Hsiu, director

Fed. Engineering Corporation,

Inc., U.S.A., Engineers, J. E.,

Contrac- Paul Bauer,

Ch’en Chung Shan, do.

. do.

tors and Importers of Engineering Chang Hsi Chow, secretary

Supplies,

proof Specialists

Building in Modern

Construction Fire- O. Dello, do.

Dublin Road; Telephs. 32132 and —30250;

103, Yue Chen Chung, General Dept.

Wang Ch’i Tsun, Eng. Dept.

Cable Ad: Jehayes; All Principal Codes

Hsia

Liang Chi

ChaoLiang,

Yue, Salesdo.Dept.

m m x m & Liu Yueh Tsu, do.

Ching ming hung cheng zu Mong T’ai Chuang, Accounts Dept.

Hemmings & Parkin, Ltd., Architects and Chao Ming Hsi, do.

Civil

Teleph.Engineers — 76,Ad:Victoria

31495; Cable Module Road; Staff at The Mines:

W. G. Parkin, f.r.i.b.a., m.i.s.e. Hou Teh Chuen, supt.

Joh. Kraemer, engineer-in-chief

Henderson & Co., J., Chemists and Drug Chang Po Ping, asst, engr-in-chief

S'sts—139, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33242; H. Schneider, do

able J. Schmidt, do.

W. A.Ad:Scharffenberg,

Hendersco manager Tsui Tung, mining engineer

Staff at Coking Plant:

Heng Yu Briqueterie, Brick Factory— Ma Ying Chuen, manager

Lao Hsi Kai; Teleph. 31382 M. Syberg, engineer-in-chief

Tientsin Sales Agency—14 Tungchow

Hoffmann Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Road, 1st Special Area; Telephs.

Chelmsford, The (Ball and Roller Line 31193 & 33790; Cable Ad: Ching-

Shaft Bearings) kuang ; odes: Bentley’s Phrase,

Agents for North China—Haiho Rudolf Mosse

Trading Co. Chang Hsi Chow, manager

Sales Agencies at: Paotingfu, Pei-

HU 'jg Hang Foong ping, Tongku, Chefoo, Shanghai

Holland-China Handels Compagnie and Hankow

(Tientsin),

ing N. V. (Holland-China 56 Trad-

60, Hotel Moderne—33-37, Rue du Con-

Rue Co.Dillon;(Tientsin), Ltd.) —Cable

Teleph. 31319; &Ad: sulat; Teleph. 31379, 33216, 30393 and

30578;

Holchihand

F. W.de I.Jongh, signs per pro. HarrisCable

Cheng,Ad:manager

Moderne

Gruenberg

I. Polliz (Insurance Dept.) HOSPITALS

Agents for :

Java-China-Japan

FatumNorthern Lijn

AccidentAssurance

Insurance Co. ^ ®General a Yang ping yuen St.

The French Hospital—Rue

The Java Sea & Fire Ins. Co.Co., Ltd. Louis, opposite the British Barracks

Sisters of Charity

Holland-Oost Azie Lijn

A3

A60 TIENTSIN

German-American Hospital, Inc.— |! Tientsin Women’s Hospital — East

GateBrown, m.d , med. director

125, Woodrow Wilson Street Teleph.

30061 Alice

Sister Else Engelhardt, Matron S. H. I’an,

L.H. N.F. Ch’en,m.d.m.d.

u n m m Chang, m.d.

Isabella Fisher Hospital Outside J M. S, I. O-yang,

C. Ting, m.d.m.d.

South

MissGate Margaret M. Prentice, supt. C. Y. Wang, m.d,

Dr. Ruth E. van Kirk, recreation director

Dr. Shih

Kao Hsueh Hui I. C.C, Fan,

T, Yang,r.n.,

r.n.supervisor

Dr. Tao C. H, Chow, r.n.

Dr. Chen I.G.H.M.Wang,

K’ang,r.n.r.n. (On leave)

Isolation Hospital—Teleph. 31019

Victoria Hospital—

® ± %

Met tai fu, i yuan Hoyer, Alfred K., General Import A

Mackenzie Export Cable Merchants—240-240A, Victoria

don Mission)—79, TakuHospital

Memorial Eoad (Lon- j Road; Ads: Hoyer & Talathouse

Alfred K. Hoyer, proprietor

K.T.I. A.Graham, m.b., b.s., actg. supt.

H. Wu,Wang, m.d., m.d.,

r.m.o.,resdt.do.physician BiP n- # m a

A. T. Lei, m.d., r.m.o., physician Hsu Wei Tsen, c.p.a., Chartered Acc-

C. W. Chiang, m.d., r.m.o., do. ountant & Auditor—7, Chien Yi Li,.

P. l.r.b.p.,

T. Liang, m.a., b.ch., m.r.c.s.,

d.t.m., hon. consulting j East | of Power Station, Hopei

physician Hsu Fan

Hsu Wu An, do. Hou, assistant

P. P. Liang, m.d., hon. opthal- Hsung Lu Tuan, clerk

mologist Wang Tso Hsin, do.

C; physician

T. Tseng, a.b., m.d., hon.

S.S, 0.E.Chia, m.b., b.s., hon. surgeon Hua Kuang ImportsTrading Corporation,

Kao, M.p., nose, throat General Consultants and

and Exports,

Manufacturers

Textile

and

speciilist Exporters of Rugs and Carpets—173a,

C.R.A.M.

C. Wang, m.d., hoii. surgeon

Brown, hon. gynaecologist j Tunbridge Road; Teleph. 32862

J.MissZiegler,

A. R. hon. radiologist

Edmanson, matron

Miss

F. A. Brown, business asst.

G. M. Stickland, do. j Hua Mao Trading Co., Importers,

Exporters and Commission

manager Chinese Carpets, A SpecialityAgents.

— 30,

Bristow Road, British Cbn.; Tele]phbne

Red Iron Cross Hospital & L abora tory ; 32954; Cable Ad: Eurco

—6, East Gate, City; Cable Ad: Rich i M. H. Liang, manager

Russian

Ex Russian Hospital—2,

Concession;Romanoff Av., j jI Hunke

Telepih. 22174

& Muller, Architects and

Engineers—136, Council Road; Teleph.

31678'

Tientsin Italian'Catholic Hospital— J E. Hunke, ing. v.d.j.

46,

40066Corso Vittorio Emanuele; Teleph. :

Sister of the Francescan M issionaries Hunt &^ Co.,£William,

of Egipt

n m ®

Godown Opera-

Dr. A. Baldi, director tors

Bund; and Shipping

Cable Ad: Agents—168, British

Hunt

Rev, Father A. Emaldi

Rev. MotherSup.ArtemisiaGariglio | K. Biefeld, manager

Sisters Carmelita, Chiarina, Gen- | Hykes Memorial Lodge (>See Masonic)

narina, Alfreda,

Coletta, Enrichetta, Marchina,

Domeni- |'|

Gilda,Giovanna.

china, Ifigenia, Onoria,

Filomenaand Innocente ‘ Ibragimopf, A. V., Dealer in Furs and Raw

Materials—178, Taku Road: Teleph. 32876

 TIENTSIN A61

& PB £ $ PI ft b ^ ^ Jacobsohn, Lev. S., Furs, Hides and Rkin;

Ying shangyupuhsien nei kung

men yang —22, Parkes Rd.; Teleph. 33924;

sze chien Cable Ad. Syrio

B. S. Jacobsohn, manager

Imperial Chemical Industries

Ltd., Chemical Importers — Bel Iran (China),

Building, 7, Hue de France; Telephs. Japan TouristBureau—30, Asahi Roads;

31527-8 and 3 !044; Cable Ad: Alkali Teleph. 22500; Cable Ad: Tourist

W.E.Bowling, divisional

N. Clibborn I B. manager

Munro-Smith Y. Sugiyama, manager

C.A. A.L. Wright

Hughes II A. S.

Mrs. Stepanoff

R. Coyeau

A. Reid | Miss D. Harper Jacobson & 3SKupitsky, £ ft I!

Inc., Exporters &

rfi Yui Chung Importers of Furs & Skins—47, Canton

Imperial Hotel, Ltd. — 3-5, Rue de Road,

Ad: Tientsin; Head

Kupitsky. Teleph._

Office:30979;

NewCable

York

France; Telephs. 31052, 30260 & 31211;

Cable Ad: Hotelimp

Amelic Finlay, manager Japanese Consulate— (See Consulates)

G. Kovshik, accountant

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Japanese Municipal Council—(-See Mu-

nicipal Councils)

—Cable Ad: Tnchcoy

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

91, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31294,

31296, 32848. 32018 S wo chi ch’i yu hsi n kung szu

ta iSExport

& Co.-Jt (Tientsin),

^ Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.,

International The (Incorporated under the Companies

Ltd., Exporters — 4, Special Area, Ordinances Ewo

of Hongkong) —Victoria

Roads; Teleph. 32194; Cable Ad:

and

Ex-Belgian

Cable Ad: Nalex Concession; Teleph. 32434; Jardeng

W. J. Keswick, chairman (S’hai)

J.S. D.P. Marshall, manager

Calvert, asst, manager G.H. G.Flint,

C. Harper,

signs perdirector

pro. ( S’hai)

Irwin & Grice, Drs., Medical Practi- A. Kidd, branch manager

tioners

31095 — 140, Victoria Road; Teleph. E w

*u °

Jardine,

Isabella Fisher Hospital — (See Hos- (British C. of C.), Victoria Matheson St Co., Ltd.—

pitals) Road;

Telephs.

32364 (with31294,Switches

31296, to32948,

All 32918 &

Depart-

Isawa & Co., Ken, Chinese Carpets and ments); Cable Ad: Jardine

Rugs—138, Victoria Road; Teleph. 30678 H. Flint, agent

G. K. Chatham (Accounts)

Isolation Hospital—^* Hospitals) Import Dept:

F. E.W.SWarrington

Italian Bank for China (&ee Banks) J. E. Adams

Smith

Italian Catholic Hospital — (See Hos- M. E. Ostermann

pitals) H. I.

E. Benda Plotke

Italian Marble Works — 3, Italian D. Shapiro

J. Fulton

Bund; Teleph. 40421 G.M. Shendrick

A. Massa, proprietor E, Starkovsky

S.Mrs.S. Ismail

Italian Trading Co., Importers and

Exporters—8, Italian Bund; Cable Ad: Insurance Miss I.J.A.Croft

Donnelly

Itrac Dept:

A. M. Martinella, manager E. A. Jenkinson

A3*

 TIENTSIN

Agencies-. Erasmic Co., London (Toilet Prepara-

Lnsttrance Dept. tions)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. (Fire, County

(Brylcreem Perfumery Co., London

Toilet Preparations)

Motor Car Accident) Dr.U.S.A.

D. Jayne

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd, (Mar-

ine) (Medicines) Philadelphia,

& Sons,

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Western Laboratory, Shanghai

(Fire) (Medicines)

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. Burgoyne,

London (Essences)

Burbidges

Import Dept. Cow & Gate, Ltd., Guildford, Eng-

Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd. (Ex- land (Milk

Calkins Food)Vancouver (Evap-

& Burke,

plosives) orated Milk)

White Horse

gow (Whisky) Distilleries, Ltd., Glas- Office Appliances (Teleph. 34632)

Jas. Stodart (Whisky) Remington Rand, Inc. (Typewriters,

F. C. Fincken & Co., Ltd. (Montserrat etc.)

Beverages) Marchant

(All-Electric Calculating Machine

& Manually Co.

Working

Otard-Dupuy, Cognac (Brandy) Models)

Kopke & Co., London (Wines) Ditto Incorporated

Ewo Oottbn

Ewo Brewery Co. Ltd. Machines, Ditto-Rolls,(Duplicating

Ribbons,

Cadbury-FryMills,

Export Co., Ltd., Bir- Pencils, Ink k Papers)

Pyrenne Co., Ltd. (Fire Extinguishers

mingham

Bourn-Vita) (Chocolates, Cocoa, & Refills)

Edward Sharp & Sons, Ltd. (Toffees) Acme,

Refills,Inc.Stencil

(FirePapers,

Extinguishers

Duplicating&

Clarke, Nickolls & Coombs,

London (Confectionery & Crackers) Ltd., Ink)

Carr & Co., Ltd., London (Biscuits) Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co. (All

The Hercules Cycle & Motor Co., Kinds of Yale Locks k Hardware)

Ltd., Birmingham (Bicycles)

The Bombay Burmah Trading Corp.,

Ltd;, Bangkok (Teak) S & Kr ffi * B fir

Millers Timber & Trading Co., Ltd. Eo-lan-shui-hno-ixio-ksitn-bUnci-sm

North Borneo Trading Co„ Ltd., Java Sea A Fire Insurance Co.—

Sandakan (Borneo Timber) Siemens30624;

ChinaCable Building, Taku Road;

Staatsmijnen

of Ammonia)In Limburg (Sulphate Teleph. Ad: Sluytersco

B. Beddow & Sons, Ltd. (Properts, A. Bakker, branch manager

BoOt, Shde & Car Polishes, etc.)

Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., JenExporters Li Co., The, Manufacturers and

ofandRugsWeavers—Dumbarton

and Carpets, Woollen

Ltd. (Manila Ropes)

John Wisden it Co., Ltd. (Sporting Spinners Road.B.C.; Telephs. 30625,31517 A31868;

Goods) Cable Ad:

Supersilk

Canada Hosierys,

(Silk Hosiery) Mills, Ltd., A.B.C. 6thJenli;

EditionCodes: Acme,Bentley’s,

A Schofield’s Safe-

Atlas Macaroni Co., Ltd., Perth Check 3-Letter

Australia (Macaroni) Jewish Benevolent SociETVM-'Lfc -Ass-

Lanson Pere.et Fils (Champagne)

Baboud, Mary ife Cie, Shanghai (Phar- j ociations Ik Societies)

maceuticals)

Sharp & Dohme Philadelphia, U.S.A. I m m

(Biologicals)

Stanco, Inc., Bayway, New Jersey, Joerg A LiCo.,fengO., yang hang

Import A Export.

U.S.A. (Flit, Stanco, Nujol) Speciality: Strawbraids—87, Rue: du

Lanman & Kemp-

(Florida Water) Barclay, N. Y.

Chaylard; Teleph. 30146; Cable Ad:

Daggett & Ramsdell, New York Joergco

(Toilet Preparations)

Chesebrough Manufacturing O. Joerg, sole proprietor

New York (Toilet Preparations)Co., ' A. D. Zimmerman

M. C. Chang | K. P. Chang

 TIENTSIN A63

b & ® ® m m K. Mesropian

W. Kohler

Kai lan kvmng wu tsung chu

Kailan Mining Administration (Gen-

eral Managers of the Yao Hua Me- V.A.R. C.Noizkowsky

Koovaldin

Kennedy

chanical Glass Co., Ltd.)—Head Office: E. Shadrin

Meadows Road; Telephs.

32501, 33024, 34900, 31628 (Head Office) 33901, 33902, E. Markarian

& 32666 (Sales Office); Cable Ad: E.J. Wang

Moroukian (Shanghai)

Tao Lin, compradore

Maishan; Codes:

E.T. C.J. Sun, Bentley’s

Nathan, chief manager an Private Yu Tso Pu, do.auditors &

do. Thomson

accountants & Co., c.a.,

W. Pryor, assistant to chief ingrs.

S. Y. Chen, do. g JE Cheng Chang

Mrs. C. T. Hall j Mrs, P. Will Karatzas Bros. A Co. (Subsidiary of

Kapustin & Co., G.—Head Office: 340- facturers Hokushi Tobacco of Egyptian, Co., Ltd.),

TurkishManu- and

11, Szechuen

127-133, WestRoad,30th Shanghai;

Street, New Branches:

York; Virginia Cigarettes and General

9-11, Victoria Terrace, Tientsin; Tobacco Merchants—Office

Pro- Corner of Rue de Paris & Baron Gros; & Factory:

prietors

Siberian ofFur

Stores in Shanghai:

Store, Soskin’s

1119, Bubbling Teleph. 33897; Cable Ad: Karatzas

Well Road; Kapustin’s The Fur Palace, S. Ikeda, director

67, Nanking Road; Cable Ad: Kapustin S.E. C,S. Canellakis, manager

Fischer, auditor

G. Kapustin, proprietor S.H. OgShibui,

ata, representative

D. Rootstein (Shanghai)

V. Kapustin do. chief Engineer(Head Office)

Vit. Kapustin do. T.H, Terzopoulos,

S. Chi, chief tobacco

accountant expert

E. Kapustin do. C. A; Chang, cashier

L.A. Gershevich (New

Kirilloff (Tientsin) York)

J. Baeff do. Karatzas Bros. A Co., Importers and

G. Riabkin do. Manufacturers of Egyptian Cigarettes

S.N. Kapraloff do. -26, Rue du Baron Gros; Teleph. 30080

Jirnoff do. Kasachkoff, E., Importers of Wollen

f| Mei KooShun Piece Goods—293, Victoria Road, B.C.;

Karaoheusian American Corporahon Cable Ad: Kasachkoff

For Overseas, A. & M. (Tientsin ^ tf K at Chi

Branch), Woollen

facturers Yarn Spinners,

and Exporters Manu- Katz & Co.,

of Carpets, H. Z,, Importers and Ex-

Exporters of Wool, Wool Washers & porters-183, Taku Road; Teleph.

Scourers, Woollen Material, Yarn & 31130; Cable Ad: Martkatz

Carpet Dyers, CarpetandWashers and Mer-

incerizers.

Important Agencies Correspondents

Carpet Centres—135-149, Keen Girls School—(*S'ee Educational)

Rue

Office), Pasteur;

32851 Telephs.

(Factory32496,

No. 3)31515 (Gen. Keim, Adolf, Import Kommisson and

& 33717

(Compradore

karseas, Karagheus Office);andCable Am- Spedition—84,

Ads: Local

Karaseas. Teleph. 40999 Rue du 14, Tuillet;

Factories:

Pasteur 135, Factory No. 5 & 7b: Rue de

de Kent®

dePasteur 131 131Factory

and Factory No. 5aNo.: Rue3: Rue Teleph.

Pasteur

H. Shabas, general manager P. H. B Kent,Cable

31283; m.c.,Ad: Maenad

barrister-at-law

M. Papasian L. H. Kent, do.

A.V. Theotig

Papasian (Absent) G. K. Wallingfon, secretary

S.E. Calligan

S. Rendall Kessler & Co., H. T. (China Construc-

Miss M.Sokoloff tion Co.), Civil Engineers, Contractors

Mrs. J. E.Wilson and

Road Builders—Corner

and of Race Course

Miss S. de Laberbis Cable Ad : Bureau

ChiconoStreet; Teleph. 32099;

 A64 TIENTSIN

Kiessling & Bader,

andA. Purveyors—6, Confectioners,

Woodrow Bakers

Wilson St. ff » spj S5

Kiessling proprietor (Absent; Mei Li Yang Htrig

F. Bader, do. do. Krtppendorff Import—14, Wusih Road ;

R. Tobich, proprietor Teleph. 34414; Cable Ad: Kripendort

W. Reichel, do. Henry

K. T.W.Wu,Krippendorff,

assistant signs per pro.

J. Pestonjee, accountant

B. Wolff

Kwan-Chu & Yang, Architects and

Kingcheng Banking Corporation — Engineers—11, Teleph. 30773; Cable Rue duAd:Marechai

EseskwanFoch;

(Nee Banks)

Kingman,

45, Rue deDr.France;

H. B.,Teleph.

Dental31401

Surgeon— Kwang Fat Yuen, Leather Lumber

and Wood Merchants—52, Rue de

Takou; Teleph. 31076; Cable Ad:

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—French Bund; Kwanfayuen; Codes: Acme, Bent-

Teleph. 31213; Cable Ad: Yuse ley’s, Universal Trade Code. Head

Office: Shanghai. Branches: Hong-

Kleemann

port Merchants—17, Woodrow Wilson ping and Tientsin

Z. T. Yang, manager

Street; Teleph. 30527; Cable Ad:

Kleemann

O. Kleemann T.S. C.T. Yang,

Liang, asst, manager

English secretary

Kleinschmidt,

Road; Cable Ad: E., Lawyer—12,

KleinschmidtWuchang LaFrancaise

Librairie Francaise—(.S'ee Soei^te

de Librairie et d’Edition)

Kodak ftShop”,

fi mThe, mPhotographic

m Lao Ling Hospital — {See Hospitals)

Studio—111, Victoria Road; Teleph.

30103

R. Gartner, proprietor & photo- Lee, E., General Stores, Import and

Export—36-40, Woodrow Wilson Street

grapher

Mrs. M. Sourjenko, sales lady

Miss

C. S. J.Chang

Vladimiroff, artist

(Works Department) Lee Fu Trading Company Succrs.

Merchants and Commission

—79,Fukushima Road, J. C.; Agents

Cable

Kokusai Unyu Kaisha, Shipping, Ad: Leefutiade; Codes: Universal

Trade, Mosse

Chartering, Warehousing, Cargo Bentley’s Acme, Oriental 3-Letter and Supplement,

Financing,

Stevedoring,Insurance

Customs(Fire & Marine),

Broker, Truck Code and Private

Business — 1, Ta ching Road, 3rd C. H. Hsieh, sole proprietor

Special Area

Korean China Trading Co., Import- Levy, M., Jeweller, Watchmaker and En

graver—175,

Export—13,

Road, J. C.; HoTeleph.

Clung20697;

Li, Cable

Miyajima

Ad: 32603; Cable Victoria Road; Teleph.

Ad : Sennet. Peking

Cloud Office:

M. Levy Morrison Street

F. C. Cloud, president G. Braun, partner (Peiping Branch)

M. C. Ho, manager Ed. Lehmann | R. H. Meyer

Hsin

# M 9 Tai

Kovar & Co., J. E., Export — 9, Ley, Ltd., General Importers and Ex-

Korostovitz Road, ex Russian Con- porters, Engineering Supplies—90,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 30733; Cable

cession; Telenh. 31594; Cable Ad: Kovar Ad: Shall

Wu Tze Hua, signs per pro. Charles Ley, rang, director

J. E. Kovar N. Ley, manager

 TIENTSIN A65

£] Pint) Hu Lyra Music House—27, Woodrow Wilson

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Street

Wool, Hide, Skins and General Produce

Brokers and Inspectors,

Press Packers—192, Taku RoadHydraulic

and ^ ^ ir m m ^

Bruce

Cable Road;

Ad: Telephs.

Liddell 31059 and 32165 ; Mackay

Hsikwangssu Radio Road.

& Telegraph

B.C.; Teleph.Co.—34,

32998;

J. H. Liddell, rang. dir. (Shanghai) Cable Ad: Paulyoung

P. K. B. Young, representative for

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

Liddell,director

director (Absent)

I. H. Howell do. 1 >.North China

S. Chow, inspector

Lionel F. Smith, signs per pro.

I.A.E.P. House

Cooke jjg ^ Loony Mow

MissforE.: E. Hopkins

Agents Mackenzie k Co,, Ltd., Hydraulic Press

Mather & Platt, Ltd. Packers and Commission Merchants—

136-138, Taku Road; Teleph. 31082;

Cable

M. Ad: Mackenziedir. (Shanghai)

Lodge Caledonia (See Masonic) W. Boniface,

A. Argent,mng.director

London Missionary Society - (See F. W. Poate, do. (Shanghai)

Churches and Missions) C. F.D.S.Dixon,

Turner do. I L. H. McKenzie

n % $ m C. W. T. Lewis ! Miss E. A. Attree

Lu an hung se

Loup Freres, S. A., Real Estate—Rue Mackenzie Hospitals)

Memorial Hospital — (Set

St. Louis; Teleph. 31197

B. Loup, managing director

Mackie & Co., A., Manufacturers of Table

u m x m m Waters—84, Rue de France: Teleph.

Lo It hung che’ng sze 31273; Cable Ad: Woollen

Loup & Young, Architects and Engineers

—106,

Teleph. Rue de Paris, French Concession: Maersk - Line, Copenhagen - 8, Bruce

A. Loup31067;j Cable

E. C.Ad: Louplee

Young Road;

Maersk CableLine,

Ad: agents

Maerskline

ft ft £ Kah tso tsze L. H. Pracht \ Miss V. Zanewsky

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered

Accountants and Auditors—43, Victoria

Road; Teleph. 32473; Cable Ad: Malkassian, Simon, & *

Explanate Import—104, GeneralTeleph.

Taku Road; Export31928;

and

Lukashik & Sons, First Mail Order Seed Cable Ad: Malkassian; Codes : A.B.C.

House

Lawn in China, Flower and 4th & 5th edns. & Bentley’s

Garden,Dutch

Bulbs, Seeds, Selected

Fertilisers, InsecticidesFlower

— 50, Mannesmann - Export, G.m.b.H., Far

Woodrow WilsonBentley’s

St.; Cable

A.B.C. Ad

5th.: ducts,

Eastern Branch, Iron

Lukashik; Code:

Sub-Branches: Harbin and Mukden 63, TakuTubes Pipesand

Roadand; Telephs.

Steel

of All Pro

Kinds—

30983 and

I. E.T. Lukashik, manager 30439;

I. Lukashik, assistant

Agents for Peiping Ik Tsinan : Codes : Cable Ad : andMannesmann

Acme, Mosse Supplement:

E. Lee’s General Store A. Knodel, representative

Lynns Book Store, Booksellers, News- m Ko Ta

agents and Stationers - 45, Rue de Mansouk k Co., J., General Import and

France; Teleph. 31705 Export Merchants—44, Rue du

H. C. Ling, manager

T. R. Hsieh, acting manager Gros; Telephs. 33323 (Office) and Baron

33314

P. Y. Tu, accountant (Residence); Cable

■J. Mansouk, manager Ad: Mansouk

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Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Import Dept. :

245, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33860 IL Scheide, signs per pro.

C. A.W.W,L. Way, district manager G.H. Bogdanoff

Thiele

Laidlaw, secretary Mrs. V. Koohtin

F. M. Kung, clerk Miss V. Zanewsky

P. K. Daiko, agent Shipping Dept.:

MASONIC A. Paul

Accountant Dept.:

C.Mrs.

RossoN.wBatuieff

Coronation Lodge, 2931 E.C., Masonic Agents for -.

Temple—73, Race Course Road Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

Maersk Line, Copenhagen

Hykes Memorial Lodge, A. F. & A. M. Holland Assurance Society of 1841,

(Mass. Constn.) Ltd.

Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co.

Lodge Caledonia, 1300, S. C Ma- Mentrup Co., Inc., C. J.—3, Wusih Road,

sonic Temple—Race Course Road 1st Special Area; Teleph. 32969; Cable

Ed. Palmer, r.w.m. Ad:J. Mentrupco

• C.H. J.M. Glauser, w.s.w.

Mackenzie, w.j.w. J. Waldron

F. T. H. Johnson, secretary Mere & Co., R., Exporters and Importers

P. H. McIntyre, treasurer —8,

30445;Rue CableHenri Bourgeois; Teleph.

Ad: Merzco

Tientsin Lodge of Mark Master Messageries Maritimes—Telephs. 31744

Masons,

Road No. 704 E.C.—Race Course 31C08; Cable

William ForbesAd:&Sebrof

Co.,. Ltd., agents

Michaelian & Kohlberg, Inc. (of New

iH jH Met Tsui Shih York),

Korostovetz Carpet Road; Manufacturers — 18,

Teleph. 25135; Cable

Melchers & Co., Exporters, Importers Ad: Alkohl

and Shipping Agents—16, Bruce

Road; Teleph. 32991-4; Cable Ads: m m Yi Li

Melcorp, Melwool (Export) Melchersco

(Import)

(Shipping) and Nordlloyd & Maerskline Michels, Aug., Import Export—38,

Woodrow Wilson Street; Teleph.

K. Lindemann (Bremen) 30744; Cable Ad: Elee

C.Ad. Widmann

Dr.G.Adalbert

do.

MelchersKorff(Shanghai)

do.

Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., General

Agents

Ed. Michaelsen (Tientsin) Glasgow,forImportersthe Central Agency,Thread,

of Cotton Ltd.,

Export Dept.: Embroidery Cotton, Crochet Cotton,

H. Theuerkauf, signs per pro. Lace Thread, etc.—Davenport Building,

V. G. Babrik W. B. Pape Davenport

Teleph. 31431;Road,

CableBritish Concession;

Ad: Central Agency

P.E. Goertz Rumf Chas. Wallace, general manager for

Knuepfel E.

W. Kohlmeyer W. SchirmerSchirmer China & Hongkong (Shanghai)

L.W. Kroeger C. J. Steeneck Cheung Fook Tong, manager

Lisske E. WillWilliams, Jr. Oakie M. Cheung,

M. C. Lin, chief clerk assistant

H. Meinert

W. Oehlerking K.N. K.Z. Yausheff

Miss W. Lugowski MILITARY

Miss

Miss T. Podgoretsky U.S. of America—Tientsin

Miss M. G. Pruefer

H. Wenzel Headquarters U.S. Army Troops

in China.

Miss J. Wolansky

Miss R. Ibragimoff Commanding Officer—Col. George

Miss S. Russaleeff A. Lynch, 15th Infantry

 TIENTSIN A67

Executive Officer—Major William Miller, Thomas N., Consulting Min-

F. Lee, 15th Infantry ing Engineer—Corner Tangshan &

Headquarters Commandant — Ma- Ad Barrack Roads ; Teleph. 30335 ; Cable

jor William H. Beers, 15th : Rellim

Infantry

Adjutant—Capt. Ridgely Gaither, Mina, A., General Engineering and

Mechanical iSupplies, Contractors of

Jr., 15th Infantry Heating, Plumbing and Wiring In-

Asst. Adjutant-—1st Li., Archibald stallations, Import and Export —

W. Stuart, 15th Infantry

Chaplain—Major George F. Rixey, 3,sionvia; Teleph.Marco Polo, Italian Conces-

40319; Cable Ad:

U. S. Army

Chemical Officer — Major Sidney Mina

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry

Engineer Officer—Major Sidney df — San Ching

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General

Finance Officer—Major Frank J. Importers

and

and Exporters, Shipowners

Keelty, Finance Dept.

Judge Advocate ^ajor Hubert D. Japaneseance Shipbuilders,

Agents—1, Shipping and Insur-

Yamaguchi Road,

Hoover, j.a.g.d. Concession; Teleph. 20240;

Ordnance Officer—Major Sidney edn., CableAlAd:& Bentley’s

Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

H. Negrotto, 15th Infantry

Quartermaster- — Lt.-Col., Rigby Model Dairy and Farm—52, Boppe Road;

D. Yalliant, q.m.c.

Signal Officer—Capt. Allan F. Teleph. 30224

Sullivan, 15th Infantry

Surgeon—Col. Charles C. Demmer, Modern China Advertising Co,—46,

Heng An Lee, Rue Chabaneix; Teleph.

Medical Corps. 33168; Cable Ad: 9769

Post Duties

Athletic & Recreation Officer—

Captain Howard R. Johnson, MoutrieTpJ & ^Co., Ltd.,MuPiano Teh Le

Manufac-

15th Infantry

Chinese Instructor—Capt. Morris turers, etc.

Teleph. 31376 — 107-109, Victoria Road;

B. DePass, 15th Infantry J. Powell Davies, manager

Exchange Officer—Major John P. J. D. Gordon | N. Mihailoff

Lake, 15th Infantry

Fire Marshal—Capt. Clyde Grady, Moyler, Powell & Co., General Store;

15th Infantry Dressmakers, Milliners, General House-

Librarian—Major George F. Ri- hold Requisites, Perfumeries — 193,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 32082; Cable Ad:

xey, U. S. Army

Prison k Police Officers—Capt. Moyel S.

Clyde Grady, 15th Infantry

Provost Marshal—Major William Peiping Mrs.Powell

H. S. H. Powell | Miss Volchenok

H. Beers, 15th Infantry Mrs.A. DM. Moyler

Moyler | Mrs. A. Ryan

Asst. Provost Marsha,!—1st Lieut.,

Thad A. Broom, 15th Infantry

Recruiting Officer—1st Lieut., Archi- Moyroux & Co. (J. Laplace, Successor),

bald W. Stuart, 15th Infantry

Salvage Officer—Major William R. Wine, Wholesale Spirit& &Retail—41-43,

Provision Merchants,

Rue de

Buckley, q.m.o. France; Teleph. 31385; Cable Ad:

Special Inspector—Major William Moyroux

H. Beers, 15th Infantry J. Laplace | M. A. Versini

Summary Court—Major Sidney MUNICIPAL COUNCILS

H. Negrotto, 15th Inf.. Major

Henry L. Barrett, 15th Infantry,

Major Gustave Villaret, Jr., JS $ I & *

15th Inf., Major William R. Ta ying hung pu chu

Buckley, q.m.o. British Municipal Council — Victoria

Veterinarian—Major William H. Road; Telephs. 32870 (Council

Dean, Veterinary Corps. 30085, 31419 (Secretariat), 31407 Room),

(Chief

A6.8 TIENTSIN

Accountant, •<14-20, 33881-5 (Accounts Chief

P. J.Inspectors—H.

Edmunds and M.George Mackenzie,

Leys

Dept.),

33067, 34337

32798,(Store

33977Accountant

( Public Office),

Works Divisional Inspectors — A. P.

Dept.), 32917 (License Office), 33966 Soohorukoff, Chang Sung-nien and

(Wharfage Dues Office), 32662, Electric- Hsiao Chih-chun

alDept.),

Engineer), 33646, 30487 (Electricity Inspectors -G. Binetsky, M. S. Bruce,

33573 (Waterworks

33881-5 (Police Dept.) Dept.) & F.G.Chinery, J. Fallace, C. L. Gabb,

Council (Tan Kuei-jung, J. H. Lambert and

A. Voetsky

Chairman—James Turner Clerk Inspector—Joseph

Stenographer—Mrs. Wang

D. Beatty

Vice-Chairman—J. S. Chwang

Members — J. A. Andrew,

Cameron, Keats S. Chu, F. A. A. G. Eire Brigade'

Fairchild,\. T.H. Tse

F. andHwang, Supt.—J. F. Mustoo

Lanyon, C. K. J.WangB. Sub-Officer—Y. T. Wang

Engineer—C. W. T. Lewis

Staff Health Officers

Secretariat Drs. Irwin and Grice

Secretary

B.SC., M.E.I.C. Medical & Surgical Block (Tels. 32508

Deputy

P. H. Secretaries—T.

McIntyre Y. Chen and & 31068)

Stenographer—Miss J. E. Rodger Maternity Block (Tel.

Nurses’Residence (Tel. 30744;

30736)

Asst. Secretary—T. C. Hsueh Isolation Hospital (Tel. 32979)

Accounts Dept. Staff’

Chief Matron (British General Hospital)

DeputyAccountant—J.

Chief Accountants Mould, a.c.a.

J. G. &MissSupt. of Municipal Nurses—

C. Morrissey

Campbell and £n-fu Chen

Accountant—M.

Cashier—C. Stares

S. Chen Sisters — Miss S. L. G. Gowland,

Sub-Accountant—Kao Shih-yin Miss

Ling,F. J.Chu,

A. Gillespie,

Miss Miss W.MissA-

Y. C.H. E.Chien,

Public Works Dept. W. Miss M. Scutt,

Secretary & Engineer—H. F. Barnes, Miss L. Wu, Miss Lucy Hung and

B.SC., M.E.I.C. Mrs. T. Warmsley (Temporary)

Deputy

Asst. Municipal Engineer—Lu Yi

Hsu Engineers

Cheng and—T.ChiM. Cheng-kuei,

Tung Fa kuo $ kungI pu @9 chu&

Chief Draughtsman—Miao

Chief Clerk—Wang Chu-yehPing-tze

Stenographer—Mrs.

Municipal Gardener--A. Barton d’Administration Municipale (Conseil

V. G.M.F. Somoff French Municipal Council

de la

Wharfage Dues Office Concession

ceau; Telephs. Francaise)—Place

31127, 31227, 31396Clemen-

and

Supervisor—Hsisen 0. Liu 33606

Electricity Dept. Secretariat General

Electrical Secretaire Gen.—G. de-P.Coulhac

A.I.E.E. Engineer— F. A. Matthews, Commis Principal

Commis—G. Le Goff

Santucci

Deputy

Fan Electrical Engineer - T. C. Dactylographe—Melle J. de Laberbis

Power Station Supt.—Cheng Shou- Percepteur—J. Tchoo

chuanClerk—Y. S. Ti Comptable—J. Liang

Chief Voirie et Travaux Publics

Stenographer—Miss M. Whitewright ingenieur Chef de Service—R. David

Waterworks Dept. Ingenieur-Adjoint—P. Meiinand

Waterworks Engineer—A.E. Kerridge Surveillants—H. Fety and P. Cros

Deputy

Tung, Waterworks

b. sc., M.C.I.E.Engineer—P. C. Agent Technique—Ngeou-Yang Toue

Asst, Engineer—Y. C. Huang, b. sc. Interprete—Houo

Police Dept. Police et Service d’Incendie—56,

Chief of Police—R. H. Dennis Rue de France

Deputy Chiefs of Police—Li Han-yuan Chef de la Garde—M. des Etangs

and-W. T. F.G. H.Greenslade

Robinson Chef-Adjoint

Schertzer de la Garde—Cdt. P.

Supt. Chef de la Shrete—E. Vanderlieb

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Commissaire Principal—J. B. Benoit ft r m. * e ft

Sous Chef de la Sfiret^ —F. Mellaza Ta jih pen tsu chieh chu

Comrnissaire

Raguenet de lere Classe — L. Japanese MunicipalConcession;

Council—Yamato

Commissaire—R. Samarcq Park, Japanese Telephs.

Commissaire de la Surete —L. 20039, 21116, 21177 and 21179

Gabillard Council

Chef du Service dTncendie—M. Payen Chairman—S Morikawa

Chef -Adjoint—V. Lemonnier Vice-Chairman—S. Shiotani

Councillors—T. Misumi, K. Shini-

Interprete de la Surety—M. Wassiliew zu, J. Furuta, S. Nozaki and S.

Inspecteur—C. Fiama Kinoshita

Inspecteur Adjoint—J. Agostini Secretariat

—M. Claquin Acting Secretary—H. Murata

—B. Florence In Charge of Foreign Affairs—H.

—J. Schilling Imatake

—A. Paubel Accountant's

K. Hirano, Dept.M. Muratsu and H.

Sous-Inspecteur—V. Bailb^ Kuga

—N. Fossati Investigation Dept.

„ „ —V. Lague Assistant Engr.—K. Ohashi

„ „ —C. Noslier Public Works Dept.

„ „ —A. Rosenberger Municipal Engineer—H. Yamamoto

„ „ —D. Susini S. Ozaki

„ „ —F. Biesel Sanitary Dept.

„ „ —R. Dumont Health Officer—Prof. Dr. M.

„ „ —A. Quilichini Monden

„ „ (Service des quais)— Cleaning

P. Tardieu Dept.

„ „ (Secretaire) Clerk—K. Ohashi

Thai — P. Y. Wharf O. Gono

Dept.

Commis

Linh a ITdentite Judiciaire—P. V.

Interprete (Poste Central)—T. K. Siao t% chiang

W Wpo wuMyuan lb

„ (Presse)—Y. T. Tien Pei

„ (Surete)—Y. K. Chen Musee-Laboratoire d’FTistoire Na-

„ (Poste Foch)—S. T. Shu turelle, Musee Hoangho Paiho —

„ (Poste de 1’Quest)—T. F. Race Course Road; Teleph.

P. beroy, s.j., director 32792

Siao P. Ghesquieres, s.j., manager

Service Medical et Sanitaire

Chef de Service—Dr. E. Benjamin;

Teis. 3-2054 (Bureau) et 33694 “National”, The, Flour Mill Manufac-

(Residence)

Dr.et J.31788

Lataste; T^ls. 32254 (Bureau) turers—9-11,

(Residence) Teleph. 40258 Via Ermanno Carlotto;

Ingenieur-Chimiste — M.

Teis. 32254 (Bureau) et 32125 Michaud;

(Residence) ** M J

Veterinaire—R. J. Hoch Nan zing yen liao tsang

Dr. T. W. Tien; Tel. 33055 National Aniline & Chemical Co.,

Dr. C. Y. Chu; Tei. 32254 U.S.A. (New York), Indigo and Aniline

Dr. Y. P. Sun; Tei. 31396 Dyes—87, Rue du Chaylard; Teleph.

Ecole Fran^aise—31^ Rue du Conmlat 31698; Cable Ad: Nacotinsin

John

Mrs.D. J.Haynes, manager

Fran eke

Directeur—J. Tomasini

Directrice-Institutrice—Melle R. C. National City Bank of New York—(See

Saflfroy Banks)

Institutrice—Mme. Claquin

Arsenal de VEst National Commercial & Savings

Institutrice—Mme. Costantini Bank, Ltd., The—(See Banks)

 A70 TIENTSIN

National Industkul

—{See Banks) Bank of China

North China Advertising Co.—113, Rue

National Motors Co., The (Ing. L. de Chaylard; Teleph. 30810; Cable Ad:

Twyford

Sirtori) — Corner Meadows and

Roads; Teleph. 30513; Cable Ad: SirtoriTaku J. Twyford & Son, Ltd., general

Ing. L. Sirtori managers

Naval Medical College Hospital — North

{See Hospitals) Clubs) China Automobile Club—OSVe

North China Chemical

141, Victoria Laboratory-

Road; Teleph. 33242

^ ^ nan ^ t ^

T8iar-zio-nai-/>iny kwui-sze

Nestles Milk Products (China) Ltd.— trated Evening Paper— 19, RueIllus-

“North China Daily Mail, The,” de

(Distributors of the Goods Milk

of Nestle

Co.), France;

and

MilkAnglo-Swiss Condensed

and Milk Products, Nestle Food Normail Teleph. 31546; Cable Ad:

and Lactogen, Chocolate, Cocoa and Thos. G. Fisher, editor

Cheese—109. Rue Pasteur: P. O. Feng Tze Teh

Box 8; Cable Ad: Nestmilk North

I. S. Yuen, sub-office manager Co. — China

I. PinInsurance

Building,k TakuInvestment

Road:

Teleph. 30734

Netherlands Consular Court — {See North China Publishing Co., General

Consulates) Advertising Agents k Publishers of

Naval Medical College — {See English “North China

and Trade Directory”

Chinese) & “Tientsin(in

Educational) Medical Directory”—173, Victoria

New Oriental Pharmacy, Chemists and W. Road, B.C.

Druggists—281, Victoria Road: Teleph. W.P.S.Yang, manager

Hu, chief editor

30566; Cable Ad: Nop J. H.; Shen, treasurer

M. S. Chow, manager

n & m m m ^

Nichols Chinese— 37, Rugs,Soochow

Inc., Carpet Pei fang hang yeh chung hung sze

Manufacturers Road, North China Steamship Co., Ltd. —

First Special Area; Cable Ad: Nichols

W. A. B. Nichols, president k general Belfran Building, RuePeifong

de France;

manager Teleph. 30197; Cable Ad:

Nichols !1M$ S fljthing41:pao# Jewan

Inc., U.S.Super Yarn YarnSpinners

A.), Woollen k Carpets (Fed.and “NorthIIwChina

a pei ming

Star, The”, Daily News-

Carpet

Road; Manufacturers

CableNichols,

Ad: Nichols — 104, Taku paper—78, Rue Pasteur, Telephs. 31162

W.A.B. pres. & gen. mgr. (Business)

Ad: Star and 30830 (Editorial); Cable

C. J. Fox, president k editor-in-chief

Mrs. Olga Glenn, secretary & business

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha manager

(Japan Cotton Trading Co., Ltd.), North China Wool Co., Ltd.,Exporters—

Cotton, Cotton Yarn and Cotton Piece 73, Consular Road; Telephs. 31085,

Goods—163, Quai de Auguste Boppe,

French Concession; Telephs. 30481,30134 30516, 33150; Cable Ad: Sikow;

and 30135 ; Cable Ads : Menkwa k Codes: Acme & Private

Nihonmenka Directors—D. O. Russell, A. H.

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen — 8, | A.Rasmussen and W. H. Chatham

T. Ne,idanoff

Bruce Road; Cable Ad : Nordlloyd Northern Underwriters—60, Rue du

Melchers & Co., agents

L. H. Pracht | Miss V. Zanew’sky ' Baron Gros; Teleph. 31974

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Nor v go ian-GonsUlate —(See Consulates) SB * B1 # *

Oriental

Road; Teleph. Book Store,The—164,

30367; P. O. Victoria

Box 74;

Ocean Accident

Ltd (of 1, Canton Road, Shanghai) J.N. E.Nelubin,

Paradissis, proprietor

asst, manager

—187, Victoria Road; Teleph. 31310; G. I. T.Eremin, accountant

Cable Ad : British Miss Shastovsky, stenographer

Agents—Tipper

V. G. F. Barton & Company Y. T. Shih

Mrs. H G. McKenzie Prrietors of:

Miss The Sampan PublicLibrary

E. P.K.Carrington

Wade Tientsin Directory

K. Friedman

Peiping—Chartered Bank Building, If # ^ HUB 55 m

Rue Linevitch, Legation Quarter

Tsrnanfu- Y'. C. Ma & Company OrientalTuny-ya-ka-fei-yang-hang Coffee Co. (Established 1928),

Importers,

Coffee—18, W. Wholesalers & Retailers

Wilson Street, Corner ofof

Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Wusih

Jardine; Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., agents' SpiridisRoad ; Teleph. 32444; Cable Ad :

E. C, Spiridis, signs per pro.

O.MissV. Helene

SpiridisBrill, cashier

Okur a 1- Co. (TRadino), Ltd., Import and Chang Wey Sheng

Export

Telephs.Merchants—9,

20237 & 23811-4; Yamaguchi

CableRoad

Ad :

Okura Oriental Commercial Trading Co.,

^ ^ Yung Shin GenerarCoinmercial

tors forGasoline

Standardand Agents,

Vacuum Distribu-

Oil Cq.’s Pro-

Olivier Chine (S. A.), Import & Export ducts, 68, Rue du 14,

Lubricating

Juillet, French

Oil—

Conces-

—35, Rue de Takou; Telephs.

(Manager), 31164 (Export) and 32232; sion; 32810 Teleph. 40949; Gable Ad: Ocotraco

Cable Ad: Austrasia Emerson T. Yao, manager

; C. E.Borioni, signs per pro.

W. Limoges

Dolbieff \ 11. Teliakovsky OriexNtal Trading & Engineering Co.,

Import & Export. Speciality: Glue

& Casings—49, Taku Road, B. C.;

O’Neill, Dr. G.—245, Victoria Road; Telephs. 32963 and 30723; Cable Ad:

Teleph.

Gordon O’Neill, l.r.c.p.(Lond.), m.r.c.s. Foohsiang

31136; Cable Ad: Vinca

'Eng.) A. Purpiss, general manager

A. Ehrenlieb, manager

Miss H. Olschewski, secretary

H ^ Hvo Mei

Oppknheimer Casing Co. — 16-17, Via

Trento, Italian Con.; Telephs.

40015 (Gen Office), 40035 (Compra

dore’s Office); Cable Ad: Opcasco.

Head Office: Chicago, U.S.A. Oriental

Alexander

T. S. Tsai,G.acccountant

Baylin, manager Ltd., TheWool — 558,Manufacturers,

Bristow Road;

S.G. S.M.Hou, compradore Telephs.

Orwol 33655,33699&33612;CableAds:

or Techa; Codes:Code

Acme, Bentley’s,

Liepa (Peking)

B. M. Levaco (Shanghai) Schofield’s

Shanghai Office: 117, Avenue& Edward

3-Letter Private.

Miss M. Andersen VIIHarry Sung, managing director

N.R. M.Rosenstein

Levaco R. Lewinson

L.V. H. Cooke Dollar Chao, asst, manager

G. Lee

T. Bikuloff J. Blinnik Jouchkin Harvey Sung, do.

Chester Chen, do.

A72 TIENTSIN

‘Orpheus”, Musical, Motion Picture and eg ? si fiMt

Theatrical Enterprises - 10, Hue de Pei yang yin sze kwan

Verdun; Teleph. 30448 ; Cable Ad : Peiyang Press, Ltd., Printers, Offset

Galatis Printers, Lithographers, Stationers,

Bookbinders, Engravers, Photo-Engra-

vers, Direct Mail Advertising Service-

SI: # * Head Office:

Ta pan hang ch'uan hui she

Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Osaka Mercantile Teleph. 1024;27, Branch

Wusih Road,

: 3, Tientsin

Legation;

S.S. Co.,30234,Ltd.)-10, Street, Peiping; Teleph. 742

Telephs. 30921 andFrench Bund;

33223; P.O.Box O. Kleemann, managing director

G.M. Jueschke, general

2; Cable Ad: Shosen Kobilnitzky, Salesmanager

manager

Mrs, L. Palkowsky

Osawa Co., D., General Importers and Miss A.

W, RachevskySilin

Exporters—1,

Concession; Telephs. Asahi20526,

Road,22026,

Japanese

20785 P. Solianik

and 22067; Cable Ad: Osawa; Codes, Miss E. Ney, manager (Peiping)

A. I., A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s, Acme and

Private m m £

I). Osawa, manager CMng-tsin-pao-kuan

# £i Tie Sen “ Peking & Tientsin Times,” Daily—

Otte

Telephs. 31237

29, Consular

Ad: Cehandro Road; Teleph. 30401; Cable (Manager) ; Cable Ad : Press& 32L07

(Editor),

A. C. Ching, managing partner Tientsin Press, Ltd., proprietors

W. V. Pennell, editor

Overland Transport Co., Forwarding-— J. E. Wilson

84,Fr.RueWilh.

du 14,Schmitz,

Juillet;director

Teleph. 40999 L. Gerstenzang | J. Anderson

J. S. Jones, business manager

Adolf Keim, manager F. F. Mistry, advertising manager

Peninsular

Palace Theatre — Fukushima Road: Navigation Co.—Cable * Oriental Steam

Teleph. 21121 lar Ad : Peninsu-

Paramount Films of China, Inc.—237, Agents—Jardine,

Ltd.; Matheson & Co.,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 33099; Cable

Ad : Paramount 31294, 31296, 32848 & 32918 Telephs.

91, Victoria Road;

^ ^ m m m Pennell & Co., E. W., Auctioneers &

Esin Heng Feng Kung Ssu Commission Agents, Wine & Spirit

Merchants—36, Council Road: Telephs.

Paul Young & Co., Importers, En- 31183 &32869; Cable Ad: Pennell

gineers, Manufacturers—34, Haikwan-

gssu Road, B.C.; Teleph. 32998; Cable Pension Holland—130, Meadows Road;

Ad: Paulyoung

P. K. B. Young, B. sc., ch. e., pre- Teleph. 32647

Miss H. Feld

sident & general manager

C. K. Liang, secretary & treasurer Pension Lange—7} Canai Road, Ex-

German Concession; Teleph 32935

ig » ® ^ ft Mrs. H. Lange, proprietress

PeiPeiping

Piao Liaoning

Coal Mining Co., Ltd.

Railway Administra- —

tion Building M fi Teh Loong

Perrin Cooper

Peiping University—(Nee Educational) Press Packers

Office : “ Loxley and House,”

Scourers—Registered

73, Consular

Road; Cable Ad : Loxley

Peiyang Advertising Co.—114a, Ruedu D. O. Russel, permanent director

Baron Gros; Teleph. 23669 J. K. Chatham, director

 TIENTSIN A.73

ft ft 0 m #4 A Li Hsin9

I-h ua-yany-hong Racine

Pkzziki & Co., Wines

P., Importers of General Import Merchants—137, Quai de

Provisions, and General France; Teleph. 32107; Cable Ad :

Mer- Racine;

chandise, Exporters of Chinese Code: Bentley’s

Prod acts—13-14, Italian Bund, Italian Raiher’s Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road;

(Concession; Teleph. 40514; (Cable Ad: Teleph. 32013

Italo

P.MissPezzini, proprietor & manager

M. Pezzini, assistant ft ft m #

H. Y. Li, accountant

T. W. Ku, clerk Loo-lin-yang-hang

E. Y. Chao, do. Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. Export,

S.W.Y.C.Hwang, do. Import, Insurance, Manufacturers of

Han, broker Egg Products—29, Consular Road;

W. Y. Tung, do. Telephs. 33571-31298 (General Office),

32223 (Export Compradore), 34044

(Import Compradore), 33512 (Mana-

Polish Commercial Co., Ltd., General ger’s Residence) & 34023 (Mr. F. J.

Importers-44-40, Ruede Paris; Teleph. Schmidt’s Residence); P.O. Box 85;

31919 ; Cable Ad : Polco Cable Ad: Reutbrock

R.Heyn, partner (S’hai)

W & M It ft C. E. Vissering, partner (S’hai)

Hopth-yu-cheng-kwam-li-chn W. Lotz, mgr., signs per pro.

Postal Administration—3rd Special H. Darnstaedt

Administrative Area (Ex-Russian F.W. S.Monsees

Kleinecke

Concession); Cable Ad:

Director pro tern—E. Caretti Postos Mrs. M. Rumpf

Chief of Local Business Depart- F. J. Schmidt, signs per pro.

ment—Hwong Kia Teh Mrs. M. Schmidt

Chief of Inland Business Depart K. Vogel

ment—Chang En-jung C. Waite

Chief of General Affairs Depart- ^ a ^ ^ ^

ment—Wei Wen Hou

Chief of Accounts and Checking Reuters, LuLtd.tu —tien50,paoEwohung Road; Telephs.

Department—J. McLorn 32657 (Manager)

Cable Ad: Reuterand 33757 (Chinese);

n&mft ft ft H. G. Mende, manager

Pottingr G. E. Kirilloff, assistant

Exporters,& Co., Ltd., —Importers

Merchants and

55, Victoria

Road; Cable Ad: Wippa; Codes:

A.B.C 5th edn., Bentley’s, Western Robertson ft& Rosier, ft lit ^

Exchange Brok-

Union, Engineering ers—Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank

W. I. Pottinger, director (Absent! Building; Telephs. 31246, 3158S,

EL V. Bridge,

A. L. Bridge, secretary do. 32607 and 33944; Cable Ad : Bullion

ft % ft & m m

Rabben & Co., W. (Successors)—49, Taku Robinson Lu bean zeang yang jing hang

Road; Telephs. 30106 & 32713; Cable Piano Co., Ltd., Music and

Ads: Whitgob & Success Musical

Victoria Instrument Dealers — 177,

H. M. Whitgob, proprietor

G.Mrs.Rosentool, signs per pro. Pianomaker Teleph. 31340; Cable Ad:

Road;

M. Donoo Rocklin

W. Donoo

I.B. Boyarsxy Teleph.&30419;

Co., BCable

—104,AdDavenport

: Rocklin Road;

Chaikin (Shanghai) Roman

M. Krimchansky do. Dame es Victoires—(Nee ofChurches

Catholic Church Notre

C.J. F.S. Wang

Wang

A74 TIENTSIN

Royal

tions Soc. of St. George—(Nee Associa- Shea

& Societies) and

Tung Co., The, Importers, Exporters

HsingManufacturers’ Agents—5,

Li, Taku Road; Teleph. Chung

32255:

Saint Louis College—(Nee Educational) Cable Ad: Sheatung

H. J. Hsin, manager

Salon des Modes—30, Bromley Road Shi Way Fur Co., Fur Merchants—

37, Rue Verdun; Teleph. 30268;

Savoy Hotel—18, Wusih Road; Tele- Cable Ad: Gershevich; Codes:

Acme, Universal, Bentley, A B C.

phones 31679 and 34372; Cable Ad : 5th Edition Improved

Savoy

Shimizu, S., Export, Import and Commis-

^ &hua m sion Agent—4, Asahi Rd., Japanese

Hsivg hung msxe Concession; Teleph. 20129 Cable Ad:

Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Importers of Shunlung

Chemicals, Drugs, Microscopes and K Trading $r Co. Hsin(China),

Min Ltd.,

Scientific, Supplies

Telephs. 30924 and—34455;

52, TakuCableRoad

Ad:; Shingming

Schmidtco The, General Importers and Exporters.

W. Schulze, manager Railway and Mining Supplies—Corner

of Taku and Bruce Roads; Teleph, 30728;

Shoryu Bank Ltd., The—(Nee Banks) Lieber’s, Cable Ad:A.B.C.

Shingminco; Codes:A.B.C.

5th Imp., Bentley’s,

6th

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

Acme and Private

O.W.A. Gosewish,

Sixt, director

Serebrennikoff (fc Co.., A. J, Printers, signs per pro.

Bookbinders, Publishers, Engravers, P.E. Breuer, Import Dept.

Lithographers,

Library, Account Booksellers,

Books andStationers

Rubber Schramm, Eng. Dept.

Stamps Manufacturers — 16, Council R.

T. Schadendorf,

Y. Tsu, do.

do.

Road:

A. J.Tele.ph. 31222

Serebrenhikoff, proprietor K. Beister, representative of Hen-

sch$l & Son

Shanghai Commercial & Savings L.MissWeidinger

A. Gosewisch

(Peiping)

Bank, Ltd—(Nee Banks) Shosho YOko, Timber, Shipping, Import

Shang Tai Ye

Merchants

31240; Cable—Ad:14, Bruce Road; Teleph. 20470;,Cable Ad: Shosho

Shangtaiye

Hifwa-ckia-yang-hang m

f? # It is & _ii Siber Hegner & Co. (Tientsin), Ltd.,

S.hang kai pao hsien yang hang General Merchants and Exporters—108,

Shanghai Insurance Office, Fire, Taku Road; Teleph. 32715; Cable Ads:

Marine and Casualty Insurance —30^ Meyehina or Siber manager

H. O. MauerHofer,

Rue Courbet; Teleph. 32621; Cable Ad: E. Reize

Reliance K. T. SandgreenlMiss M. Vinokuroff

E. Dreyfuss

H. [Miss E. Merkin

T. Lee, compradore

m m m

Hsin Feng Yau San Rung Sze m

Shantung Silk cfe Lace Co , Ltd., $£ Men HI TsuIS Tien^ ChiHCh’ang

|§

Exporters

Speciality: and Commission

Strawbraids, Merchants’.

Carpets, Rugs, Hsi

Siemens China

Jades and Cloisonne - wares — Taku Taku Road, corner Canton Road; Co.—Siemens Building,

Road, French

Cable Ad: Concession; Teleph. 31714; Telephs. 30031 and 30032; Cable Ad:

Hsinfeng

H. T. Lee, manager Motor; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

Hugh Tam, sub-manager Mosse and Alpha

E. H.Hoelzel, manager

T. T. Chang, acting manager G. Lange | W. Istl

 TIENTSIN A75

g Ch’an ch’en Z. K. Tokarjevski, e.e., manager

Siemssen & Co., Importers and Exporters, J. P. Gramkau, m.e., engineer

Engineers and Insurance Agents— 63,

Taku Road; Teleph. 30983; Cable Ad. T.MissC. P.Foo,Heyking

compradore

Siemssen Sligh & Co., J., Tailors and Outfitters—

W.K.Tannings, mgr., signs the firmppa. 132, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33227

W. Tidemann,

Rohnstock,asst,

signsmgr.,

ppa.signs

(Booking Societe Fonciere Franco-Chinoise de

Dept.) Tientsin (Societe Anonyme)—111, Rue

ummm de France

Sing Jca von fen che ch’i kung sz Managers—Credit Foncier d’Extreme-

Singer Sewing Machine Co., U.S.A.—129, Orient; Teleph. 31451

Rue

Cable du Baron Cros ; Teleph. 33751 ; ^ & m & % ®

P. W.Ad: Singer

Wang, supervising agent South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—187,

K. K. Wang, chief clerk Victoria Road ; Teleph. 31310 ; Cable

Ad: British

Sinhha Commercial «fc Savings Bank Agents—Tipper & Company

—(See Banks) V. G. F. Barton

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie

Miss K. Wade

Sino-British Trading Co., Import and E. P. Carrington

Export—57, Rue Henry Bourgeoise; K. Friedman

Teleph.

E. W. 33440

Fitchford | H. M. Young Peiping—Chartered Bank Building,

Rue Linevitch, Legation Quarter

Tsinanfu—Y. C. Ma & Company

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd.

Importers, Exporters and

76, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33375;Engineers— Spanish Consulate— (See Consulates)

Cable Ad : Navigatrad St. Louis Church (Roman Catholic)

S. H. Kwan, manager —(See Churches ife Missions)

Sirtori, Ing. L., Civil Engineer and St. Louis College- (See Educational)

Architect,Municipal

Italian Consulting Council

Engineer— 57,to

Meadows Road; Teleph. 30513 Standard Casing Co., Exporters of

Hog and Petrograd

Hutung, Sheep Casings—28,

Road Sin Kai

Skiotis Tsui Tein Chen

Cigar Bros.

and &Cigarette

Co., GeneralImporters

Tobacconists,

and

General Merchants—47,

Teleph. 31940; Cable Ad:Rue de France; Standard

Skiotis

Export Co., Ltd., The,

Importers and Exporters—124, Taku

P. E.D.N.Skiods, mng. partner Road; Cable Ad : E. Aitken

Paizis | A. A. Pesmazoglou E. Aitken

K. A. Porfirieff

M X i§ -Bf Sir ££ D| Mei Foo

Su ko tah kung jidng Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Wholesale

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern Kerosene and Petroleum Products

Engineering

Company. Office ofthe the

Formerly Limited —8,

Skodaworks,

Quai de France, French Concession;

Telephs. 31096, 30775 and 33315;

Plzen,

Builders Czechoslovakia), Steelworks,

of All Machinery—Tientsin:

Kinds of Mechanical Cable Ad : Standvac

and Electrical C. W.J. Eskeline, manager

80, Woodrow Wilson Street (1st Special Refined P.OilColtman, asst, manager

Department—

Area);

works Teleph. 30057; Cable Ad: Skoda- R. K. Hykes S. J. Bardens

(Peiping)

F. F. Urbanek, general manager. Far E.W.S.S. Mills

Way

Eastern Branches (Shanghai) R. H. Jernigan Mrs. Miss A.Rowland

Radomski

A76 TIENTSIN

Lubricating Oil Department Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd,. The—

J. B. Sherwood 44, Rue de France; Teleph. 33021;

E. W. Soolich Cable Ad: 5454

Accounting Department — H. C. Tung, manager

R. A. Anderson

C. F. Scott Taichong Import & Export Co.—124,

Shipping Department Taku Road; Teleph. 32053; Cable Ad:

A. L. Maitland Pohda

Installation—Russian Concession C. M. Sun, manager

A.B.S. W.Fraser

InstallationBumphrey

—Hsinho Tai Tung Fur Co.—27, Rue de Verdun;

Teleph. 31722; Cable Ad: Tai tungfur

Starlight

tiloff Road Aerated Water Co. 4. Poko- Leo Todrin I Mrs. L. Todrin

Crystal, Ltd., proprietors Leo Baeff | S. H. Wang

States Takahashi Shirt Co. (Successors to

Winter Steamship

& Co., 49, TakuCo. —Road;

AgentsTeleph.

: E. Yamatoya Shirt

ing, Victoria Road;Co.)—8,

Teleph.K.M.A.

31748Build-

32553; Cable Ad: Winter

Stekol, A. G., Shoe Store—278, Vio- Takeda Bros. & Co., Dealers in Precious

Stones - 5 and 6, Kailan Building;

toria Road: Teleph. 33435 Teleph. 30576

A. G. Stekol

Sun Chong & Co., Furniture Manu- 82, Rue de Co., Takeuchi & Ltd.,Teleph.

France: S., General

31374Store—

facturers—136, Rue du Baron Gros;

Teleph. 30226

m m m \ m * m & ti is ft *

Ta Ku Po Chi van Rung Sue

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada- Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., The—

187,

Hall) Victoria

; Teleph.Road31310:

(Opposite

CableGordon 76, Victoria

Sunbeam Ad : 31275; Cable Road; Telephs. 31180 &

Ad: Calendar

Tipper Directors

F. Dyott, W. O’Hara,(chairman),

— H. Payne H.

V. G.

agentsdistrict manager

A. Burgess

J. A. Andrew,

Miss K. Wade N. O. One, secretary

Mrs. H. G. McKenzie H. Jackson, chief acct. (Tientsin)

E., P. Carrington C.E. J.S. Cooke,

Morton,whartinger

assistant (Taku)

K. Friedman

Peiping—Chartered Bank Building, H. M. Newland, assistant

Rue Linevitch, Legation Quarter Miss

Tsinanfu Y. C. Ma & Company A. P. E.Dallimove,

Levitzky,Works

stenographer

supt (Taku)

A. P. Dallimore, engineer (Taku)

Ta Hwa Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Sin-Hua A. S. Oakes, engineer (Taku)

Bank Building; Rue du Baron Gros; A. C. Tilley, asst, accountant

Cable R. Heaps, supt., Bar Anchorage (Taku)

BoardAd:ofTahwaoilco

Directors—J.& 3595

L. Tsao, S. C.

Chang, T. H. Chow, M. C. Lee H H /R Yung Chang Tai

and S. P. Wu

Auditing Directors—Y. P. Tsao, P. Talati porters Bros, ik Co., Importers,

and Commission Ex-

Agents—Talati

T. Hsu and C. H. Lee House, 31, Bromley Road; Teleph.

Staff- 30181; Cable Ad: Talati; Codes:

Y. C. Chu, general manager Acme, A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns . Bent-

T.H. H.E. Chow,

Wang, General

secretaryDepartment ley’s ife Private

S. B. Talati

S. M. Yuan, Sales Department J. M Talati | Darah Dhunjishah

C. S. Han, Inst, manager

 TIENTSIN A77

Talati House Hotel—Corner of Vic-

toria and Bromley Rds.; Telephs. B.H. E.D. Rutland,

Dennis, marketing

do. asst.

30455 and 32902; Cable Ad: Talat- F. E. Foyn, do.

house Miss

E. Martin G. Borioni, stenographer

(Peiping)

A. Mayer, manager

J. M. Talati | Darab Dhunjishah Installation:

W.J.E.S.Menefee, supt.

Owned & Operated by:

Talati Estates, Limited (Inc un-

der the Hong Kong Ordinances) L. A. Campbell,

Chupin asst. supt.

Tan Hua Match Co., Ltd.—Head Thelma’s and

Studio, Exporter of Modern

Office : Peiping; Tientsin Branch :

Shiku; Cable Ad : 0030 MetalAuthentic Chinese Art,etc.Brass

Ware, Jewellery, and

— Talati

House Hotel, 240-241,

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. HoyerVicioria Road

Taylor

42-46, Taku

Ad: Taylorco Road; Teleph. 31186; Cable Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants—

Liddell

Ad Building; Teleph. 31626; Cable

: Scrutiny

Te Tai

Rue de Chaylard; Teleph. 33237; Cable

Ad: Tetai L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin &

Peiping)

Hu Shao Tien, proprietor & general G. A. Buyers, c.a. (Shanghai)

manager 1.F. E.G. Roberts,

Maunder,a.c.a.

a.c.a.(Shanghai)

(Hongkong)

Teh Chang Trading Co.—558, Bristow M. C. Halton, c.a. (Tientsin & Peiping)

Road; Telephs. 33655 & 33699; Cable Ad: C.

M. A. Momiber, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

Techa

Harry Sung, managing director W. J.Mar-ay,

Cole, a.c.a.

a.c.a. (Shanghai)

(Shanghai)

S. Grove, a.c.a. (Hongkong)

Teh Chee Co., Manufacturers and Ex- London Goodyear,

Agents — Viney, Price &

Chartered Accountants,

porters— 105a,Ad-RueTehchee

33515; Cable Pasteur; Teleph. 8, St. Martins le Grand, London,

Z. S. Tiao, manager E.C.l.

J. P. Kung, sub-manager Manila Agents—White, Page & Co.,

Chartered Accountants

Telegraph Administration, Chinese Tien Yuen & Co., Export & Import

Government — 31, Rue Fontanier, Lumber Merchants—9, Italian Bund;

French Concession

Y. S. Wang, manager Telephs.

Tienyuen 40145

Telephone Administration, Chinese Tientsin Anglo - Chinese College —

Government

Concession — Bruce Road, British (See Educational)

T. M. Ku, managing director Tientsin Art School—(/See Educational)

wrm ±m Tientsin Association Football Club

Teh shih ku ho you hung sze —(See Clubs)

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Import-

er' of American Petroleum Products Tientsin Book & Stationery Co.,

(Kerosene,

Parffine, Gasoline, Lubricating Oils Booksellers, Stationers and Publish-

Belgian Wax,Bank Roofing

Building,Asphalt, etc.)—

90. Victoria ers—137, Victoria Road; Telephone

Road; Telephs. 30340 and 33436 ; Cable 30573;

Ad: Texaco

Cable Ad : Education; Codes:

Bentley’s and Acme

L.E. M.H.Carson, acting district mgr. H. Schmuser, manager

Fendlason, district acct. A. Davies

Mrs. L. Schmuser | P. H. Chang

A78 TIENTSIN

Tientsin British Municipal Library Tientsin Golf Club—(Nee Clubs)

-Victoria Garden

Chairman—F. H. Whitamore

Secretary & Treasurer—R. E. Fabris Tientsin Grammar School — (See Ed-

Committee—.1. O. Chen, Fan-pu Fan, ucational)

Rev. A. Simms-Lee, H. F. Barnes, ^ :*>

C. W. T. Lewis and A. G. May Li hung km- g ste

Tientsin Building Loan Co., Ltd. Tientsin Heating & Sanitary Works,

(Incorporated under Hongkong Ordin- and General Contractors; Heating, Sanitary

ances) Electrical Installations—15-17,

34601-3;— Cable

43, Victoria Road: Telephs, Chekiang

Ad: Chinarity Rd.; Teleph. 32150; Cable

C.JohnG. T.Davis,

Yen, director

do. Ad : Lisske

E. R. Long, do. G. A. Lisske, proprietor

Tientsin Hockey Club—(Sec Clubs)

Tientsin Carpet Co., Carpet Manu-

facturers, Wholesale & Retail—253, Tientsin Hui Wen Academy - (See

Taku Road; Teleph. 33235; Cable Educational)

Ad: Husisian

C. G. Husisian, manager Tientsin Jewish School —.(Nwu Ed-

ucational)

Tientsin Carpet Cleaning Co.—255, Tientsin Kung Ksueh (Public

Taku Road; Teleph. 33235 School)—(Nee Educational)

C. G. Husisian, manager

^ m W & PM ft » %

Guang-feng-hua-hsiau tschany Hsien nuug hung szil

Tientsin Chemical Co.—8, Rue Courbet Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd —

Deutsche

Waibel Farban-Handelsgesellschaft

& Co., general managers 49,W.Taku Road; Telephs. 31084 and 31568

K. Kuehn, partner M. Howell, chairman

L J.S. Annand, secretary

E. Simmonds, engineer

Tientsin Chess Club—(Nee Clubs) J. L. Anderson, asst, engineer

Tientsin Commercial Credit Corpn.— Tientsin TangkuLighter Co., Ltd.—Tientsin and

(See Banks) Butterfield & Swire, agents

Tientsin Country Club—(Nee Clubs)

Tientsin Cricket Club - (Nee Clubs) Tientsinm Navigation & m m m x

Co., Ltd. — 33,

Victoria Road;

32088 (Shipping Telephs.Dept.)

33057(Manager),

& 32274

ft ^ -f m (Lighterage Dept.); CableHsinAd: Street;

Nacot.

I-hua-yang-hong

Tientsin Forwarding & Commission Tangku Office: Chung

Agency, F reight and Customs Kiangsi Road; Teleph. 14484 : 212,

Teleph. 32. Shanghai Office

Brokers, Shipchandlers, General H.

K. S.Yeh,Wang,managing

manager director

Insurance, Coal Merchants, Storage, C. Y. Tung, signs per pro.

Truck Service, Export Packers for

Overseas — 13-14, Italian Bund,

Italian Concession; Teleph. 40117; ^ ^ m m m %

Cable Ad: Italo

P. Pezzini, proprietor & manager TientsinTien tsin li jui kung sze

Oil Mill, Oil Manufacturers

Alex. Shevchenko, assistant and Exporters — Office: 7, Victoria

H. Y. Li, accountant Terrace; Mill: Arsenal Road; Teleph.

Y. K. Han, chief clerk 31133; Cable Ad: Tibesart

S. T. Yang, shipping clerk J.Y. A.F. Tibesart, pro. & gen. manager

Y. P. Sung, do. Chang, Chinese manager

 TIENTSIN A79

Tientsin Optical

Teleph. 33034 Co.—65, Rue de Takou: m & M m

S B. Jee, optician & manager Mei yieK hung see

C. H. Shao, assistant Tientsin Trust Co., Inc., Fidelity and

Surety Bonds and General Trust 34,

RueCharles de France;

J. Fox, Teleph.

president33762

ft ^ w m n

Tien (tin yin tze knun

Tientsin Press, Ltd., Printers, Pub Tientsin Water Works Co., Ltd.- Head

lishers, Bookbinders,] Stationers, Book- Office: 33042 and85,31553; Rue CityFontanier; Telephs.

Office: Northwest

sellers, Photographic Engravers—181,

Victoria Road ; Telephs. 31239 and City Corner; Telephs. 51778 and 50693;

32107; Cable Ad: Press Chieh

52481; Hsi YuanHoPumping

PumpingArea Station:

Station: Teleph.

J. S. J ones, director & manager

A. E. Newland 52482; First Special OfficeTeleph.

and

Miss V. Real Pumping

Ad: Station: Teleph. 34105; Cable

Citywater

Miss J. Zagorsky

F. F. Mistry (Printing Dept.) w & KM* « A 7ic

V. Real do. Tipper & Co., Life, Marine, Fire— and

Tientsin Press Packing Co.—Canton General Insurance

(OppositeAgents 187,

Road: Telephs. 33319 (Godowns) and Victoria Teleph.

Road

31310; Cable

Gordon Hall);

Ads: Sunbeam and

30259 (Managers) British. Peiping

Pottinger & Co., 55, Victoria Road, Building,Rue Linevitch, Legation Quar- Office: Chartered Bank

general managers ter;V.Tsinanfu Office:signs

c/p Y.perC. pro.

Ma & Co.

Tientsin Race Club—(See Clubs) G. F. Barton,

MMissis. H.K. G.Wade

McKenzie

Tientsin E. P. Carrington ! K. Friedman

Teleph. Realty Co.—34,

33762; Cable Ad: Rue de France;

Realty

Charles J. Fox, president

Tongku Land & Wharf Co., Ltd.—

Tientsin Steel Drum & Engineering Collins &, Co., Ltd., agents and general

Works,

liana), Ltd. (Officina Meccanica Ita- managers, 75, Consular Road

Pumps,Electrical Engineers,

Oxy-Acetylene, Machinery,

Electric Weld- Toyomenka Kaboshiki Kaisha, (Oriental

ing—13.

Cable Ad: Via Caie Torino; Teleph. 40351; Yarn, Cotton Trading Co.), Cotton, Cotton

B. Zotti, manager MiyajhnaPieceRoad,Goods Japaneseand Concession;

Rayon — 2,

Tientsin Swimming Club (See Clubs) Teleph. 20231; Cable Ad : Tohyohwata

Z.K.Y, Ikeda,

Sato, manager

Honda,asst, manager

do.

Tientsin Tallymen Co.—34-I6a,

inson Road: Teleph. 23545; Cable Ad: Dick- S. Hattri

Denga I.K. Suzuki

Okamoto K.K.K. Yamasaki Nakamura

E.R. Okada

Hirao K. Kawashima

Kitazima

* M Z. Hara T.Suzuki

. Sliidh ho yau hung szu S. Yoshida M. Mukoyama

Tientsin Tobacco Co. (Estd. 1903), The, Miyagawa T.H.Itoh

C.E. Achiwa '

General Tobacco Merchants — 294,

Victoria Road; Teleph. 31026 T. Murayama H. Taguchi

Nemoto

C. A.J. C.Anastassellis,

Anastassellis,proprietor

signs per pro. S. Ando M. Kamizima

D. C. Anastassellis, do. S.A.Y. Masubara

Yamamoto

Sakata

A.T. Azuma

Akamatsu

T. Kurita M. Ohhashi

Tientsin Trading Co., Import — 23, F. Sunagawa

Rue de

Ad: FeldsteinFrance; Teleph. 31923; Cable

Trust for Open Spaces — (See Clubs)

A80 TIENTSIN

Tung Fung Engineeeing Works—12, Pao An

Wellington Road; Teleph. 33869; Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Cable Ad : Tungfung Ltd. —57, Victoria Road; Teleph. 33313;

0- C. Norman, managing proprietor Cable Ad: Union

A. R. D. Wilson, acting branch mgr.

Tung Hsing Press, General Printers, Union Philanthropique Belge—( See

Book Binders and Stationers—73, Associations & Societies)

Rue de Takou

L. C. Tam, proprietor & kCorporation—8,

m m I Pin

Y. H. Tam, manager United Artists

Building, Bromley Road; Cable Ad :

Tung Shing & Co., Ltd. — 28, Rue Unartisco G. G. Fryberg, manager

du Baron Gros, French Concession;

Telephs. 31806 and 31097 ; Cable Ad : Universal Pharmacy—40-42, Dickinson

Tungshing Road; Teleph. 31760

Y. Nakatsukasa, manager

f2 Hop Kee

Villa West Lake—33, Race Course

Twyford Engineering, Ltd. (Incor- | Road, British Concession; Teleph.

porated under the Companies Or- 30246; Cable Ad: Westlake

dinances of Hongkong), Sanitary

and Heating Engineers, Sanitary Victor Radio Sales, Sole Distri-

Installations, Ventilation,

Railway Materials, MiningImporters

and En-of butorsWaveforandRCA Victor Company

gineering Supplies, Building Supplies, All Long Wave Radios,

etc.—Twyford Building, 171, Davenport Dealers in All Kind Victrolas,

Electrolas, Talking Machines and

Road; Teleph. 32476; Cable Ad: Twyford ' Records Victor, Columbia & Pathe—

L. H. Twyford Thomas, director j 252, Victoria Road, British Concession;

J. Twyford Thomas, do. Teleph. 31447; Cable Ad: Victor

V. R. W. Engstrom, do. I. A. Sherell de Florance, proprietor

Miss C. Eastham,

D. Kosmin, engineersecretary

(Frigidaire) Victoria Cigar Store—268, Victoria

S. Y. Wang, accountant Road ; Teleph. 33262

^ Tai Fu Volkart Bros.’ Agency, Importers A

Twyford & Son, Ltd., J. (Incorporat- Exporters of Raw Cotton—52, Taku

Road; Telephs. 32564 & 32615; Cable

ed under the Companies Ordinances | Ad: Volkart

of Hongkong), General Expoiters W. Hegar, manager

and Importers—Twyford Building, j

113, Rue du Chaylard; Telephone j Vordoni

30810 ; Cable Ad : Twyford MerchantsHouse”;

— 88, Race

J. Twyford Thomas, director

L. H. Twyford Thomas, do. “Corner Teleph.Course Road,

30373; Cable

V. R W. Engstrom, do Ad: Vordoni

A. G. Ahmed | C. C. Wang V hard & Co., L., General Import Mer-

0. H. Tan, accountant chants and Commission Agents—71,

Rue St. Louis, French Concession;

Teleph. 31197; Cable Ad: Vrard;

35c m & Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn. and

Ullmann

Jewellers,

Teleph. 313-26; Cable Ad: Ullmann. Miss A. C. da Silva

Chaux deFonds; Hongkong, Shanghai,

Hankow, Peiping, Paris (21, Rue Walker, Grin de Motte, Attorney and

d’Hauteville) Counsellor—76, Victoria Road; Teleph.

A. J. Ullmann, manager 33784; Cable Ad: Walorin

 TIENTSIN A8I

___n ^ #±% & A. E. Handley, manager

Wallace Carpets, Ltd. (Incorporated T. C. Dornan Miss Z. Yusupoff

under the Hongkong Ordinances), N. J. Paretsky Miss Kwan

Manufacturers of Super Chinese Rugs A. Skorniakoff P. C. Sung

—Registered Office: 468, Bristow Road; Mrs.

leyA. E. Hand- T.C. Y.Y. Hsing

Yang

Teleph. 33007; Cable Ad: Ecallaw; All Miss D. Norkin Y. C. Sung

Codes Available Miss K. Grandon S. N. Chu

• A.,«iSuccres.,

Walte & Co., *•* Importers

n Whitamore & Co., Ship and Freight

and Exporters—186, Bristow Road; Agents, Brokers, Shipping and Insurance

Telephs. 31173 & 31776; Cable Ad: Stock and Share Brokers—

Walteco Ewo Building; Teleph. 30992; Cable

Ad : Whitamore ; Codes : Bentley’s,

m sun

m sziTi Boe’s, New and Old

Wa ta yahsfong F. H. Whitamore

Watson & Co., A. S. (The Hongkong A. R. Ross, «igns per pro.

Dispensary), Wholesale and Retail

Chemists—238,

eph Victoria

31006; Cable Road; Tel- Will, Dr. E., Attorney-at-Law—173a,

Ad : Dispensary

A. E. Keen, m.p.s., manager Victoria Road

Watts & Co., Exchange and Share *r is «

Brokers—72, Taku Road; Telephs.

31087, 32885 and 31659; Cable Ad : Wilson porters

& Co., Ltd. (Est. 1876), Ex-

of Sheep’s and Camels’ Wools,

Watte Bristles and Sundry China Produce.

T. E. Watte Wool Scourers and Commission Agents

J. M. Bandinel (Shares Dept.) Flour and WReat

Watts & Frisk, Exchange Brokers— Road; Teleph. 31143;Importers—55, Ewo,

Cable Ad: Wilson

76, Victoria Road : Cable Ad : Fahsing R.

H. G. Buchan, director (London)

Arthur

F. A. Watts

Frisk : S. C. Kao E. C.F. Dyott,

Leighton,managing

secretarydirector

director

Wing Tai Wo Tobacco

Weinstein, L. S-, Dealer in Furs and Davenport Road; Ttiephs. 30754 and Corp.—90,

Skins—60, Rue Henri Bourgeois; 30476: Cable Ad: 4938

Teleph. 30871; Cable Ad; Pulun P. T. Huang, manager

Welfare Furniture Co., Ltd.—.147 &

149, Rue de Baron Gros; Teleph. ■if ft m m

33324

C. C. Wang, manager Winter & Co., E., Import-Export

Wellington Nursing Home — {See Agents, OfficeShipping

Merchants, & Insurance

Equipment Specialists

Hospitals) —49. Taku Road: Teleph. 32553;

Wen Hsiang Yung Co., Import & Cable Ad : Winter

Export—6, Canton Road, B.C.; E. Winter, proprietor

Teleph. 31272; Cable Ad: Hywen

and Branch Office: 98, Hatamen Agents L.L. Greenberg,

Fingereth, signs

Salesper pro.

manager

Street, Peiping for : Shipping

K C. Sung, general manager Dodwell Castle Line

S. Y. Sung, manager States Steamship Co.

S. S. Shen, assistant American Mail Line

Dela Rama Steamship Co.

H S Way Loo Import

Whiteaway, Latdlaw

Drapers and General Outfitters—131, Libby McNiell & Libby

Victoria Road, British Concession; Glaxo

Teleph. 30156; Cable Ad: Warfield Crown Laboratories,

Cork k Seal Ltd.Co.

A82 TIENTSIN

Wolff, Carl, Import and Commission (Jiga/rette Fadx>ry

Agent—307, Victoria Eoad, Kailan M.J.M.E.Whitaker, factory manager

Hilburn, supt.

Building: Teleph. 30667 R.C.N.E. Burnett

Bailey, supervisor

Wooller & Co., E. S., House Furnish- W. H.Richardson

Murray

ers, Appraisers, Export Packers, E.J. A.G. Barr

Cheatham J.P. C.J. Rom

Billiard Table Makers, Bowling

Alley Constructors — 19, Consular R.H. Davis

A. Dodd A. B. Sitskybant

Road; Cable Ad: Woollerco; Code: A. Hobday W. Warner

Bentley’s. Factory: Barrack Road I. J. Young

E. S. Wooller, proprietor j Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

—31, Ex-Russian Bund; Telephones

Wulfsohn, Louis — 48, Ewo Road, |j to31114,All30968, 31712 A 31394 (Extension

British Concession ; Teleph. 31914 \ PowhattanDepartments); Cable Ad:

W. B. Christian, dept, manager

, C. t). Hobson, adviser (Tung Yi

Yao-hua-chi-ch’i-chih tsao-po-li kvng-sze

YaoManufacturers

Hua Mechanical Glass Cd., Ltd., H.Yen Hong)

E. Smith

of Window Glass— I.R. Tueleneff

P. Cave-Brown, accountant

National Industrial Bank Building, G. M. Fetherstonhaugh, asst. acct.

Consular Road; Teleph. 31090. N. Fulton (Traffic Dept. )

Kailan Mining Administration, gen- G.W. Grenberg

N. Coffey do.

do.

eral managers T. S. D. Wade (Order Dept.)

Directors—Kung Hsien Chow (chair- C. M. Phillippo (Advtg. Dept.)

man), Chow

man), E. J. Nathan

8hih Shih,(deputy

Li Chichair-

Han, Mrs. J. E. Coppin, stenographer

Wang Chung Liu, Li Yi Chen,

WangWu, ShaoPu, Lu Kai Yuan, Yuan Miss E.E. M.

Miss Brown, do.

Anastasselli, do.

Hsin M. Ohno, T. Hiraoka, W. Tsingtao Miss J. Riskin, do.

Pryor, H. Iwai, Y. Ichinomiya,

Sugimori and Chiping C. Kuo M. I. L. Berthet

(secretary) G. M. Mellin

Supervisors — Shih Sung Yen, Y. ' C. L. Hill, accountant

Tsinanfu

Ohnaga and C. Sakurazawa A. J. H. Bowerman

Factory, Ckinwangtao C. M. Davis

Chief

Asst Engineer—T.

Engineers—T.Hiraoka

Inokuchi and Yien Yieh Commercial Bank -(^SVe

H. E. M. Wang

Hot Glass Dept—K- Ypnekura, K. ' Banks)

Toshima, Y. Kobayashi, M. Hiji- | Yokohama Specie Bank—(

kata and 1. Azuma

Cold Glass Dept. - C. F. Chow Young Men’s Christian Associations

- (See Associations ife Societies)

Yee tsoong yen tsao leu fen yu hsien leuh sze Young’s 45-46-25,Motors,

BromleyFederal Inc., U.S.A.

Road'; TeTephs. 31847-

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd, (Iiicorpo- and 30271; Cable Ad: Bucar

ated under theCigarette

of— Head

Hongkong), CompaniesManufacturers

Ordinances Herman M. Young, president

Office: Shanghai; Telephs. 30764 Chu

Y.A. C.P.Wen

Feng,Kaiaccountant

(Chinese Affairs))

(Branch Manager & Cigarette Fac- Goolbe (Sales Dept. )

tory), 314-26 (Branch Manager’s Private Wang Nai Chen do. Station)

Residence)

ment); Cable& 32275 (Accounting Depart-

Ad: Cigarette E. F. Solymos (Service

Tientsin Branch

J. P.C. E.Stewart, branch manager Peiping—85, Wang Fu Faclerk

Ku Lien Fang, head Chieh

Dixon, accountant Herman

Chang M.Po Young,

Jen, president

branch manager

Mrs. A. Wardle, stenographer Chin Shpu Lou (Sales Dept.)

L. B. G. Jeffery, engineer Liu Yin Fang do.

 TIENTSIN—TAKU A83

Yue Nan Yung, Importers of General Tai Ping Road (Hua Pailou), Nan

Merchandise—308, Victoria Koad;Teleph. king; Teleph. 21723 ; 70, Nan Ta

•'{ T400; Cable Ad: Yuenanyung

S. H. C. Yue, manager Chieh, Hsian; Teleph. 212

W. S. Yue, assistant D. C. Mow, general manager

0.W. L.S. W. T. Yue S. M New F. C. Wei, manager

Tsai T. T. Han C. C. Chiao, asst, manager

T.T. C.H. Wang

Tien C. F. Ho

Y. C. Chi & m x iMt m 7*

tf Sfc # m Yungli Chemical Industries, Ltd.,

Yung Hsing Stationery Co., Ltd., Caustic Soda andof Sodium

Manufacturers Refined Soda Ash,

Bicarbonate

Stationers, Drawing and Surrey Sup-

plies, Office Equipment, and Artist’s and 31523 ; Cable Ad : Telephs.

—1, Rue Fontanier; 30129

Requisites—Head Office : Tung Ma Used: Acme, Bentley’s and Private Paco ; Codes

Loo, Tientsin ; Teleph, 22909. Blan-

ches: 87, Meadows Road, British Znanie, Public Library, Booksellers,

Con., Tientsin; Teleph. 32072; 103, and Stationers, Printers and Book-

Hatamen Street, Peiping; Teleph. binders—Corner of Wilson Street &

1453 E.O.; 924, Second Main Street,

Commercial Port, Tsinanfu; 171, Wusih Road

TAKU

fS ^ Ta-ku

The village

buildings of TakuAbout

of interest. is ofa inconsiderable

mile below thesize and incontains

village a directfewlineshops andOld

lie the no

Southern and Central Forts, while on the northern bank of the river lies the Northern

Fort. All

earth. Thearerailway

completely demolished

fromwas thecompleted and nowtown

neighbouring present the appearance of mounds of

of the river, to Tientsin in 1888. of Tangku, on the Northern Bank

The lights and aids to navigation are under the control of the Maritime Customs

as well as the up-to-date signal station, completed in 1920, to use 8' symbols by day

feet electric

and up to 25light

feet.by The

nightHai-Ho

wherebyConservancy

depths in theCommission

bar-channelmaintain

are recorded from 8

the navigable

depth of the bar by means of a suction dredger with a self-contained

c.m. capacity. The navigable depth of the bar varies in accordance with the extent hopper of 500

ofbeenthegreatly

silt evacuated by the river after the freshet seasons. The existing channel has

prove entirelyimprovedsuccessfulin owing

recent toyears;

the setbut,of astheit current,

was decided that it would

the Hai-Ho Conservancynever

Commission

completion ofconstructed

this work ina new 1929,bar-channel

restored theinHai-Ho

the direction of theadmitting

to a depth set of thethetide.passage

The

ofnewcoasting

channelsteamers from Tientsin,

caused serious loss of lifethough

in theunfortunately

province. the construction of the

There are no clearly defined anchorages but steamers arriving off the bar at low

tide

may must anchoranchor

anywhereoutside the river

in the bar while

clear ofsteamers

the shippingfrom Tientsin

channel. proceeding to sea

Taku is memorable on account of the engagements that have taken place

betweenon itsthe forts

made 20thwereand the1858,British

May,passed andBritish

by theLord Freach naval forces.

squadron SirTheMichael

underTientsin, first attack

Seymour, was

when

26th June the forts

he signed the famous and Treaty Elgin proceeded

of Tientsin. Thetosecond where

attack, whichon wasthe

fatally

place unsuccessful,

on the 21st was made by the British forces in June, 1859. The third took

and captured, and August,

the BritishI860,ships

whensailed

the forts were attacked

triumphantly from the land side

up to Tientsin.

 A84 TAKU

Taku and Tongku as naval bases have been very prominent in the history of

China. Ina May,

assembled large 1900,

navalasarmament

the Boxeratsedition

Taku Bar. came toSira Edward

head, theSeymour,

Europeank.c.b.,Powersas

Senior Naval Officer, was in command. The Admirals were called upon to protect

the

weekLegations

of June innaval Peking

landingand parties

the foreign

wereSettlements

sent ashore ofbyTientsin, and in thePowers,

the six European second

the United States and Japan. Russia, however, sent to Port Arthur for troops

and landed very few sailors.

During the week, June 10th to 16th, the general situation in Chihli became

criticalcommanding

Forts in the extreme, and it ofwasthea Peiho

the entrance fine pointshould tobedetermine

seized.sentItwhether the Taku

willbyprobably

aAdmirals

contentious question to the end of time if the ultimatum

to the Commander on Saturday, June 16th, to hand over the Forts before in the Alliedbe

next morning, precipitated the crisis in Tientsin and Peking or not. The official

peopletheinImperial

that general held that it did;

Government now lay observers

captured by affirm that it madewasno fully

the Reactionaries difference,

com-

mitted to the Boxer movement, and that the non-capture of the Forts would have

involved

The the

admirals destruction

had to decide of every

this fineforeigner

point, and

and, native

with the Christian

exception in

of North

the China.

American

officer, they took the line of men of action. After a council of war they sent in

the

not ultimatum

surrendered.thatMr. theyJohnson,

would open of thefire Taku

at daybreak

Tug andnext day ifCompany

Lighter the Fortsandwerea

Chinese scholar, carrying his life in his hand, delivered

were never recognized by the British Authorities. The Commander referred the ultimatum. His services

the

matter

He didabout to Tientsin,

so by2,000

opening and was ordered not only to resist but to take reachesinitative.

the

Peiho, yardsfirein aonbee-line

the sixabove

gunboats lying(three

the forts in themiles Tongku

by river). of theis

There

much

nothinggeneral

in themisapprehension

world to do withabout this brilliant

it, lying as it wasfeat 12 ofmiles

war.distant

The allied

with aFleet had

shallow

12-footcockle-shells

little bar betweenofitgunboats

and the the forts.British

The Algerine,

entire weightFrenchof Lion,

the business

GermanfellIltitonand six

the Russian Rodr, Gelek and Korietz—and two landing

numbering about 300 each. The residents of Taku village found refuge in the U.S.parties of British and Japanese

Monocacy, which, after getting a shell through her bows, steamed up the river out of

range.

wharves,Many refugees

and were underfleeing

fire forfrom

someTientsin

hours. were on thewas

The firing merchant

somewhat steamers at the

wild during

the darkness, but when dawn appeared, at 3.45, the gunboats,

and afterwards by the litis, steamed down the river and took up a position close under led at first by the Algerine

the

six N. W. Fort.

vessels, but A single gunnery

Chinese well-timedwasshellonce would morehaveat utterly

fault. destroyed

The navalanyguns

one ofsoon

the

mastered the heavy and modern weapons on the Forts, and

parties had rushed the North-West Fort, and then proceeded along the causeway to the before 5 a.m. the two landing

arge North

against the twoFortfortifications

at the river mouth.

on the SouthThis wasside also

of theescaladed

river atand closeitsrange.

great gunsTheturned

whole

affair was finished before 6 a.m.—a large number of Chinese dead testifying to the

accuracy of thebravery

conspicuous Allies’byfire.theFour Chinese

British torpedo-boat

torpedo-ooat destroyers

destroyers were and

Whiting captured

Famewithand

distributed amongst the Allies. The demolition of the Forts was effected during 1901-2.

DIRECTORY

p] £ m !§$ * Taku Club—Teleph. 56

Ta Ku Po Ch'v.an Rung Sze

Taku Tup

Office:

CalendarTientsin: Teleph. 15; Cable Ad: Pilots

A.A.P, S.Dallimore, acting

Oakes, assistant works supt.

Tientsin Lighter Co., Ltd.—

R.C. S.Heaps,

Morton, do.

bar supt. Butterfield

 HSINHO—TONGKU A85

HSINHO

Chinese National Railways (Peipiug- Kailan Mining Administration Farm—

Liaoning Line)— L. A. Melchior

G. B. Carruthers, signal engineer

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Hai Ho Conservancy Commission— Standvac

W. F, Biskupski T. C. Malcolm

TONGKU

Han Fu-chih

Ving shang a si a huo yu kwng sze Hao Yu-lin

Liu Shu-ming

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Ltd.—Tongku Han Shiao feng

A. W. SawyerInstallation Chang Tung-chen

Chai Ying nien

Li Hou-teh

■jjj ^ Tai koo Yang Yu-chun

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire &. Railway, Chinese Government (Pei-

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants — Cable Ad: ping-Moukden Line)—

Swire

J. Crombey, supt. H. Far rant m.inst., c.e., b.a.

(Cantab.), senior district engr.

N. J. Willis, resident engineer

Chinese Government Salt Gabeile - Salt Revenue, Assistant District

T. W. Pong, district inspector Inspectorate—

Chinese Maritime Customs Station— SOGIETE FRANCAISE DE NAVIGATION DE

Tangkou—Ferry Boat Service : Tien-

Acting Asst. Tidesurveyor — T. Ki- tsin-Tangku,

shimoto Daily Trip. Lighter-

age Takubar and Tangku, Teintsin.

Haiho Conservancy— SRip Agents

W. G. Sherman, bar works supt. Societe Francaise de Remorquage et

de Chalandage—Lighterage Tangku,

Kailan Mining Administration, The— Tientsin

Tongku(Near Taku); Cable Ad:Maishan Yungli Chemical Industries, Ltd. (Paci-

A. E.Carter, agent

H. Lou, asst, agent fic Alkali Co., Ltd.)—Tongku Works

S.C. Fan, president

C.T.Lee, vice-president

Post Office, Chinese — Dr. P. Hou, works manager

C. Wang

Y. Han,Chao

postmaster

hung D. B. Hsu, vice-works manager

H. J. Huang, oflicer-in-charge

 PEI-TAI-HO AND CHJNWANGrTAO

Peitaiho continues to expand. There are now live associations, namely, Rocky

Point Association,

Association, and theEast KungCliffI Hui.

Association, Temple Bay

An endeavour Association,

is being made toLighthouse

arrive at Point

some

kind of co-operation between these various sections, whose interests are common.

The first

incommittee, desideratum

the termobviating is a

“PeitaihotheBeach.”Sanitary Department serving the whole district comprised

necessityTheof next

so manynecessity

diverseis toforms

formofsome generalVoluntary

control. advisory

service will have to be replaced by expert advisers, and how to meet this expenditure

isKunga matter

I Hui is a body of Chinese gentlemen mostly with large local interests: itTheis

for consultation between the four associations and the Kung I Hui,

registered

has a legal inand,thetoMinistry

certainof extent,

aexcellent Communications as a definite

judicialwithstatus. working organisation and

money in making roads, lined trees, Itandhasintends

expended largethesums

to throw wholeof

of the Lotus Hills open as a public park.

Chinwangtao owes its existence as a seaport to the Chinese Engineering and

Mining Company, Ltd. (now amalgamated with the Lanchow Mining Company under

the

ment forofKaiping

title The Kailan coal.Mining Administration). It serves primarily as a port of ship-

Chinwangtao is situated on the western coast of the Gulf of Liao and

ispierdistant

formingabout the 10harbour

miles are

W.S.W. of Shanhaikwan.

so constructed that vessels The may breakwater

lie alongside and

at any state of the tide and in all weathers, discharging from or loading

directly

loss into railway

by breakage. cars, so that owns

The Administration there large

is theareasminimumof landcoalinofoffer

handling

the vicinityandof

the port. A good harbour,

inducements inforthisindustrial good water, electric light, and cheap exceptional

development direction.enterprises, and it is expected that there will be a great

The Port of Chinwangtao

resort Chinwangtao is almost without is accessible

rivalthroughout

in China. the It isyear,

easilyandaccessible,

as a seaside hashealth

a dry

and

situated bracing climate,

amidst offers safemountain

magnificent bathing from a sandy

scenery, whilebeach,

a has good

Rest House golfandlinks, and is

numerous

summer bungalows afford the visitor every comfort. Extensive improvements in the

port

extension were ofmade the during

coal-yard.1929. AAschool

portionforofthethebenefit

lagoonofhasthebeen reclaimed

children of the for the

Kailan

Mining Administration’s employees has been built, as well as additional quarters for

the

as well staff;asand

thosea newof thepower-house to meetwasthecompleted

Administration, requirements of thetheYaoendHua

towards Glassworks,

of the year.

The Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Company have a glass factory at Chinwangtao.

The establishment, which covers about 110 mou of land, is one of the largest of its

kind in existence. The capital of the Company is $2,500,000.

Trade in 1939

With the situation more stabilised and the surrounding district free from bandit

orconditions

guerrillawere activities, the port

not, however, altogetherof Chinwangtao

satisfactory,enjoyed

and thea year’s

quiet crops

year. fellWeather

below

expectations.

currency Local

instability shortage

and cost naturally

the offlood affected

in food

Central the cost of

Hopehin were staple commodities, but

contributing to the high living, stortage, fact, more

borderingpotenton afactors

state

ofauthorities.

famine in several outlying districts and rendering necessary

to benefitrelief work by the

conveniences, Notwithstanding,

an unprecedentlyChinwangtao

high record also continued

being maintained from its harbour

by inward rail-

borne traffic through Shanhaikwan, this latter, in fact, being responsible for the

major part of the total value of the import trade. During

Federated Reserve Bank notes were the sole currency in circulation, their fluctuation the year under review,

 PEI-TAI-HO AND CHINWANGTAO A87

on the black bourse being so disconcerting that traders

stocks of goods rather than hold much liquid capital. Control of exports abroad preferred to replenish their

and to Central

articles, eggsandandseed,

viz., apricot South China waswalnuts

egg cotton

products, imposed(kernelson theand 11thin March

shell), ongroundnut

12 specified

oil,

groundnuts, seed, leaf tobacco, vermicelli and macaroni, coal,

woollen carpets, straw hats and braid, and salt, and was extended on the 17th

July to all books

containers, exportandcommodities

pictures, ships’ exceptstores,personal effects, and

newspapers perishable products,

periodicals, and

goods other than the 12 articles mentioned valued at under $100.

Comparative value statistics of the trade of the port were as follows : direct

foreign

importations imports, $72.4 million

of Chinese goods, as$18.8 compared

million with $23.8 million

as against in 1938;

$5.3 million; directcoastwise

exports

abroad, $36.4 million as against $28.7 million; and coastwise exports of Chinese

produce, $9.3 million as compared with $9 million. Cereals

four-sevenths of the total volume of direct imports, while machinery, iron bars and and provisions represented

rails, etc., for the Kailan and other mines contributed one seventh, with timber taking

third

advanced place.fromAmong

11,000 metals

to 15,000 andquintals

ores imported,

and iron ofand ungalvanized rails iron

steelgroup, from and

17,000steel bars

toMining

24,000

quintals, these two items being the heaviest

Administration importing in large quantities under the duty exemption granted to the the Kailan

mining

China.” materials

Machineryunder and the tools1938

alsoTariff

showedof the “ Provisional

a remarkable Government

increase, of Northat

being valued

$8.7

otherwise recorded, the recorded value was $7.8 million as against $461,000, toolsnotof

million as compared with $788,000 in 1938. Under machinery and parts,

different kinds contributing a total of $388,000. Again the Kailan Mining

Administration

imported by thewasKailan responsible

Mining for the major portion.

Administration from Great Locomotives

British and and Belgium

tenders

were

ordinary valued at $791,000,

sawnandsoftwood over

advancedeight times

fromacute as much

3,609andto 17,144as imported in 1938. In timber,

rough hewn round logs being less recedingcubic

frommetres,

45,347the demand

to 42,352 for

cubic

metres. Another heavy importation on account of thp

was in sleepers, which advanced to 98,000 pieces as against 38,000 pieces in 1938. A Kailan Mining Administration

marked

total length decrease was registered

of 1,820,000 metres onlyin asthecomparedimport ofwithartificial

6,775,000silkmetres,

piece thegoods, with a

Shrinkage

being attributed to market saturation and lack of demand from districts affected

by the flood.

compared withBeans

imports and peas totalled 438,000 quintals$1.2valued at over $5sulphate

million as

ammonia imports totalledof 43,000

138,000 quintals

quintals asvalued

againstat S^OfiO million,

quintals,whilethe popularityof

ofotherwise

this fertiliser

recorded, continuing

theofmost to increase.

outstanding Under cereals

item consisted and flour

of maize,underand cereals,

kaoliang, not

millet,

etc., the vital mainstay the vast rural population of the district; this heading,

2.3 million

valued at quintals

$9.7 million valuedin at1938.

$30.6 Rice,

millionchiefly

were entered

importedas fromagainstKorea,

1.3 million quintalsat

was valued

$558,000,

market towards over twice the

the 697,000 1938 record,

close ofquintals but no

the year.cameOffrom supplies were

wheatShanghai; available

flour, 704 000 quintals on the local

were

imported,

45,000 quintals of which

from abroad and 227,000 quintals from Shanghai. figures Flour,fornot1938 were

otherwise

Inrecorded,

all, it ismade a startling

interesting advance

to note thatfrom 4 to 294,000

$37 million worthquintals valued was

of foodstuffs at $5imported

million.

tothemeet

totalanvalue

ever-increasing

of the directdemand,importsthis dealtsumwith being equivalent to over one-half of

locally.

wholeDespite

quantity showed

and

tUeancontrol

value. advance, of the

Whereas

exports

leading

in 1938

andexport

other ofrestrictions,

1,950,000 metric tons

the export trade both

the port—coal—increasing

were shipped

on thein

abroad

with a value of $13 million, the quantity and value in 1939 rose to 2,267,000 metric

tons valued at $16 million. To coastal ports 1,234,000 metric tons valued at $8.4

milljpn

tons valued were atexported,

$8.2 millionthere forbeing1938.a slight

Japanimprovement

took the bulkoverof the direct1,204,000

exports,metric

with

Shanghai taking the bulk of coastwise shipments.

The Chang Cheng Coal Mining Company, a

closed for a number of years, is steadily working towards normal resumption orSinp-Japanese concern, after being

activities; no anthracite, however, was exported during 1939 with the exception of

consignments to Tientsin and Peiping, although the company has coal ready for

A88 PEI-TAI-HO AND CHINWANGTAO

shipment

concern, overseas. The Tai Chi CoaD Mining Company, also a Sino-Japanese

Operationshas,of onthetheYaoother

Hua hand,

Class exported

Company,100,000 tons, inprincipally

suspended to Japan.

October 1938, were

resumed at the end of April 1939. Sale conditions varied, demand in North China

being

regard to export control for shipments to Shanghai, Central and South China. in

fairly satisfactory and a readjustment taking place to meet requirements

Despitewasinterruptions

Railway opened to the trafficnewduring

bridgethe

overyear;

the Luanho on the Peiping-Liaoning

the Chinwangtao Shanhaikwan

motor road was completed, and plans for

Chinwangtao with Changli are under consideration.the contruction of a motor road connecting

The number of vessels entered and cleared under General Regulations during

the yearaggregating

vessels was 1,852 of3,532,205

an aggregate

tons intonnage

1938. of 3,927,441 as compared with 1,773

DIRECTORY

H ® H Y.Y. C.P. Pao,

Sung,manager

gen. mgr.(Peitaiho

(Chinwangtao)

Beach)

Chin wang tao hai leuan H.T.Yong, asst. mgr. do.

Customs, Chinese Maritime— S.S. M.

C. Wan, sub-mgr. do.

Acting Commissioner—Q. V. L. Gerli Lee, chief acct. (Chinwangtao)

Acting Deputy Commissioner — K.

Koga CShanhaikwan)

Assistants — Liu En T’ung, Chen Liuchang Coal Mining & Railway Co.,

Cheng Kang, Yao Ting-hsin, Tong Ltd.— Head Office: Shanghai; Cable Ad:

Sheng, Y. Muraya and Y. 2692

LiKawamura

Clerks—Yeh Ling Yu, Li Tui Pin, MKai-lan-

® kwang-wu-chu

0$ M ffl

Jur Chi-yu, Fang Huan-min,

Wang Wee-sing, Shih Tsu-yin, Kailan Mining

Lu Ju-hsiang, Wang Kia Nai, Ad: Maishan Administration—Cable

Li Shih Chieh, Chang Yuan H. H. Faulkner, agent

Tseng,

King, WongFu Tao

KwingPu,TongDjangand Wen

Tan A. Y. Kemball, asst, agent

Chia Hu

Tidesurveyor—C. J. Burge Post Office—

Asst. Tidesurveyors — T. Iwatate Postmaster—C. Y. Pi

(Shanhaikwan) and S. Iwamoto

Boat Officers - P. Lee and K. Kajiwara

Asst. Boat Officers—Djao Chwang Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Petroleum

Fuh, Sung

Shan, Vee Zur,

Li Ko-ming, Koo Wong

Ling KungKui Products—Cable Ad: Texaco

and T. Aihara Yao Hua Mechanical Glassworks,

Asst. Appraiser—R. Takaishi Manufacturers

Examiners

Ching Chih,— M.C. B.O. Hoffman,

Dreggs, Chang

Kuan Tientsin; Cable ofAd:Glass—Head

Chinglass Office:

Shoa

Lih, F*zing,

Wu Tze Koo Wei Wu,

Chien, KaoandTsun, Zung T. Hiraoka, chief engineer mgrs.

Kailan Mining Administration,

Kirnura, Y. Kumagai K. K.O. H. Inokuchi,

T. E. M. Wang, asst, do. engineer

Sekiguchi K. Yonekura, engr. (Hot Glass Dept.)

■H lii Chi-sheng-hsing Y.K. Toiima,

Kobayashi, do.

do.

Hop Kee & Co., General Storekeepers, M. Hijikata, do. •'*

Ship Chandlers, Army and Navy I.C. Azuma,

F. Chou, mgr. (Cold do. Glass Dept.)

Contractors and Ice and Soap

Manufacturers and Commission

Agents—K. M. A. Area; Teleph. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

115; Cable Ad: Hopkee —Cable Ad : Powhattan

 NEW CH W AN (i

Niw-chwang P ^ Ying-kou

(Japanese : Eiko)

Newchwang, in latitude.40 deg. 37 min. 37 sec. N., longitude 122 deg. 10

min. 23 sec. E., or 38 miles from the Newchwang Lightship was opened to

foreign trade in May, 1864, and was for more than 40 years the only Treaty

port in Manchuria, now known as Manchoukuo, which comprises the four Pro

vinces formerly known as Fengtien, Kirin, Heilungkiang and Jehol Man-

churia was commonly called by the Chinese the “Tung San Sheng,” or the Three

Eastern Provinces. Manchoukuo is now divided into the 14 provinces of

Heiho, Lungkiang, Sankiang, Pinkiang, Chientao, Kirin, Fengtien, Antung,

Chinchow. Jehol, and North, South, East and West Hsingan. Newchwang

is situated in the south of Fengtien province and lies about 13 miles

from the mouth of the Liao River, which empties into the Gulf

of Liaotung, a continuation of the Gulf of Pohai. The proper name

of the port is Yingkou, and not Newchwang, which is actually

situated 90 li (30 miles) further up the river. The old town of Newchwang

was designed by Treaty to be opened to trade, but the first foreigners, finding

Yingkow more conveniently situated and more adapted in very respect for the

purposes of trade, quietly installed themselves there and got over the difficulty

by the simple process of changing the name of Yingkow into that of New-

chwang.

The country in the immediate vicinity of the port is flat and unpictures-

que in the extreme, and the town itself has nothing in the way of attractions

for the traveller. The climate, from the foreigner’s point of view, is one of

the best in China, the summers being comparatively cool, while the winters

are cold and bracing. The hottest summer temperature rarely exceeds 90'

(Fahrj, but cold blasts from the North pull down the "mercury” in winter

months often to 6° and 10° below zero (Fahr.). The river is generally frozen

over for three months of the year, but navigation is practically suspended

for four months, from December to the following March. Formerly New-

chwang was shut off from the rest of the world during winter, but the advent

of railways has changed all this. The Manchukuo State Railways through

their branch line from Koupangtzu, maintain daily communication

with Tientsin, Peiping and Mukden; and the South Manchurian Railway,

through its branch line from Tashihchiao, maintains daily communication with

Dairen, Port Arthur, Mukden, Tiehling, Hsinking and Harbin where a connection can

be made with the Trans-Siberian Railway to Europe

The principal trade of Newchwang Is the export of beans and bean-

cakes, but this is at present far from flourishing. The town contains many

factories—textiles, matches, paper, etc.

The foreign (non-Japanese) population is now very small.

A90 NEWCHWANG

DIRECTORY

Astor House Hotel—The Bund; Cable Fi * V i#i B 3: *

Ad: Astor Ta ying huo ling shih ya men

BANKS Great Britain — (Temporarily in

Charge of Consul-General at Mukden)

fr IS @ # Japan—Cable Ad: Rijoji Yingkou

Bank of China — Yuan Shih Chieh; Chancellors—T. Mimura, I. Maye-

Cable Ads: Centrobank & 6892 jima and T. Kikkawa

fir ® 3i Netherlands—

Chiao tung yin hong Acting Consul—P. Farmer

Bank ,

Chieh; of Communications—Dung-Ta Norway—

Chiaotung & 663988 and 117; Cable Ads:

Telephs. Vice-Consul —P. Farmer

Clerk—N. Nicoli

fir ii # IE Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. I.,

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (Ying Manufacturers and Importers

Kow Branch)—Teleph. 10; Cable

Ad: Shokin Dyes and Chemicals — Parkof Indigo,

Road;

N. Kimura,p.p.manager Teleph.

Bentley’s1477;

and Cable

PrivateAd: Dupont; Codes:

Y. Sasaki,

Staff—S. managerY. Midzuno, S.

Sakaguchi,

Shinohara, M. Yoshikawa and K.

Edgar Bros.

Takino Lister Road

J. E. Edgar

5fT # fi>J

Beyer & Co., Ltd., A.,1931

Export IS ^ ^

Shipping—Teleph. ; P.O.& Imports,

Box 25 ;

Ehlers & Co., General Merchants^—Cable

Cable Ad : Hansa Ad: Recess

A. Beyer | A. Gleue A. van Ess, agent

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Teleph. H Sit Chee Chang

419; Cable Ad : Powhattan Farmer & Co., F. D., Merchants and

Shipping Agents—Teleph. 415

P. H.Farmer

C. Lu II T.T. P.Suzuki

Kou

China Navigation Co., Ltd., The (New-

chwang Branch), Agents: Shipping,

Insurance, Sugar and Paint—Cable Hartwell, P. F., Real Estate and

Ad: Swire General Agent—Lister Road

Maurice C. C. Ching, agent

Commercial Agency of C. E. Rail- ft 13 V Wo

way, Shipping, Forwarding, Insur- Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.—Cable

ance and Commission Agents—Teleph. Ad: Inchcoy

1271; Cable Ad : Kitvostdor A. van Ess & Co., agents

CONSULATES Irish Presbyterian Mission—

Dr. W. H. Hill

France—(Consul Residing at Mukden) Miss R. H. Dickson

 NEWCHWANG—MANCHURIAN TRADE CENTRES A91

^ ^ T’ien Cheng National Aniline & Chemical Co.—

Jaspersen, M. P., Export, Import, C. F. Wong

Shipping, Forwarding and Insurance

—Jaspersen;

Teleph. 1048 (Jap.); Cable

Codes: Mosse, A.B.C. Ad : t 1$ if

6th edn., Simplex, Universal Trade and Newchwang Club—Teleph. 403

Private

M. P. Jaspersen, sole proprietor & m mm *

manager Chung hwa yu chu

Liao River Conservancy Board— Post Office—Teleph. 193

TheEngineers’

Lower Dept.:

Liao River Conservancy,

L. H. Barnes, a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.m.e., Cable Ad : Antiplague Hospital —

Quarantine Station

f.p.w.i., engineer-in-chief Wang Ming-pu, M.B., medical officer

TheEngineers’

Upper Liao

Dept.:River Conservancy,

T. Nagaoka, engineer-in-chief

'Saw Ching Van Ess tfe Co., A., Importers, Exporters

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen and Steamship Agents — Telephs. 45

Road; Teleph. 13570 and 423; Cable Ad : Vaness

1'. Urabe, manager A. van Ess

MANCHURIAN TRADE CENTRES

In addition to Mukden, the Treaties made with China in 1903 by the United States

and Japanagreement

additional secured the madeopening

betweenofChina

Antung andand

JapanTatungkow in Manchuria.

in December, By an

1905, the following

inland places in Manchuria

10th, 1906, Tieh-ling, were opened

Tung-chiang-tzu to trade on the dates specified

and Fakumen;(K’uan-ch’eng-tzu) :—September

on October 8th, Hsin-min Fu; on

December 17th,Tsitsihar

December 19th, Manchuli, Harbin, theCh’ang-ch’un

(Pu-k’uei), capital of the northern provinceandof Kirin; on

Hei-lung-

chiang; and on June 18th, 1907, the remaining seven places—Feng-huang-ch’eng(T’ing)

Liao-yang, Ninguta,

preliminary priorHun-ch’un, Sansing, ofHailar and settlement

Aigun—wereregulations.

declared open as a

Mukden and stepHarbin aretoForeign

the adoption

Consulates, special

other than Japanese, established.Only at

On March 9, 1932, a new ‘‘State of Manchukuo” was established at Hsinking

(formerly

rulership ofChangchun),

P’u I, thethe new Capital,

ex-Emperor as andethroned

of China, independent

by theRepublic, under the

Chinese Revolution

of 1911, and the latter was enthroned as the Emperor Kang-te on March 1, 1934.

Japan, San Salvador, Italy, Germany, Hungary and Nationalist Spain have

accorded recognition to the new State.

A4

 M U K DEN

H ^ Fenu-frien

(Mukden is the Manehu Name)

(Japanese: FToten)

Mukden, is the capital of the province of Feng-tJien. It was the ancient

seat of the last dynasty of China. Though nominally opened to international residence

and

Chinatrade by theit was

in 1903, Commercial

not reallyTreaties

openedconcluded

until 1906,byfortheinUnited States and Japan

the Russo-Japanese warwith

the

city

werebecame

eventuallyone ofdriven

the strongholds of theJapanese

by the advancing Russian forces,

army after from.which,

one of thehowever, they

most decisive

battles of those times.

trade ofpossibilities theWhen peacebegan

was concluded and the troops were withdrawn the

trade Mukden hasofbeen province

in grain, such astobeans

receive

andincreased

millet; there attention.

is, also, aThe principal

considerable

trade in skins, furs and bristles. The chief imports are Japanese and European textiles,,

hardware,

many cigarettes,

industries, amongsugarwhich

and kerosene

may be oil. Since 1932

mentioned the Japanese ofhave

the manufacture started

machines,

machine tools, paints,

cotton spinning. The dyes, pencils,

Chi Tung sauces,Co.beer,

Tobacco and confectionery,

the Toa Tobacco leather goods and

Co. maintained

cigarette

and smeltedfactories

in the inneighbourhood

the International Settlement.

of Mukden. Minerals also,

Rice farming, and ismetals

on theareincrease,

mined

there being some 10,000 acres under cultivation in the Mukden and Sinmin districts,

Other crops grown in the neighbourhood are cotton, millet, Kaoliang and groundnut.

Mukden is situated in slightly undulating country a few miles north of the

Hunho,

the a tributary

junction for linesof radiating

the river toLiao,Dairen,

about Shanhaikwan,

250 miles north Harbin of Dairen, and is

and Antung.

The Chinese city stands four square, each side being 2,334 li long but it is not

absolutely north and south. It is walled. The inner town, which is nearly a mile

square,

pierced isby protected

eight gates, by two

a stone wall side,

on each 35 feetwhich

high formerly

and J5 had feet highwidetowers

on theabovetop,

them, but only the one over the “Little West Gate” now remains, and the inner

face

whichofstands

the wallin isthegreatly

centredilapidated.

of the innerAcity, smaller

like wall

the encloses

palace atthePeiping.

ancient palace,

There

are

gate.four main

Adjoining streets,

the which

station ofcross

the east

South and west,

Manchuria, north

Railway and is south,

the fromJapanese

former gate to

Railway Settlement which was taken over from the Russians after the war. The

total area of this Settlement was over 2,000 acres, and it has been developed of

late years into

Settlement is thea town of spacious squares

Settlement and

asidewide streets.foreign

East ofresidential

the Japanese

business quarter. Throughoutformerly

the city seta great dealfor ofthebuilding has been going and

on

miles of new houses—good-looking red-brick structures are springing Actually

during recent years and the main roads have been macadamized. up, and

the

The RailwayEastern

Settlement is nowoccupying

linked up with thethe Chinese business quarter.

NorthNorthTomb was completed University,

and opened ina 1926 site tobut south-east

has remained of the Imperial

closed since

the

way Settlement and between that Settlement and the walled city. The streetsRail-

1931 incident. Important shop and banks are situated both in the Japanese and

shops are lighted by electricity, the use of which has spread with remarkable

rapidity.

ofadditions

a new 2,500The Mukden

k. w. Electric

plant, which Light Works completed

practically doubled in capacity

its 1930 the and installation

further

have, since been made. On December 1st, 1920, a long-distance Japanese

telephone service was inaugurated between Mukden, Antung and Hsinking and

there

Mukdenis andnowTokyo.

a serviceAirbetween

services Mukden and Peiping,

are maintained with other Mukden partsandof Harbin and

the country

and are connected services to Japan. The estimated total population in October,

1939 was approximately 1,300,000.

 MUKDEN

With improved roads within the city, motor trafficnowhaslimit

during the last year or two, but petrol restrictions madethetremendous

extent to strides

which

cars may be used.

Nurhashu, the founder of the Manchu dynasty, established himself

in 1625, and his tomb (the Tungling, Eastern tomb), about seven miles east of the at Mukden

city, is an object of great interest. The great mound and funeral hall are enclosed

within aavenue

and high wall pierced by one large gateway loftywhich holds three arched portals,

tured.theTwo of approach

massive couch antis spanned

lions guardby two

the portal.stone arches

Nurhachu’s elaborately sculp-at

son is buried

the Peiping (Northern tomb), about four miles to the north of the

tombs can be reached by motor car from Mukden. The tomb is similar in arrange- city. Both the

inment

thetotown

theand

Tungling. ThereMukden

its vicinity. are manypossesses

other objects

good butof Manchu historical

limited hotel interest

accommoda-

tion for foreign visitors. The large Yamato Hotel, built by the South Manchuria

Railway, wasTungling.

in 1938 near opened in the Spring of 1929. A new 18 hole golf course was opened

DIRECTORY

& It IS H m m s m

Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Fire and Li ya yao fang

Marine Insurance—Wu

Ad: Francasia Wei Lu; Cable Betines & Co., S. J. and

(The Manufac-

Oriental

L. Barberat, agent for South Man- Pharmacy),

turing Analytical

Chemists- Ta Hsi Pien Men

churia Wai; Teleph. 4711; Cable Ad: Betinesco;

Codes:Supplement

and A.B.C. 6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse

BANKS

Bank of China—Ta Hsi Men Li; Bryner & Co., Shipping. Forwarding and

Cable Ad : Centrobank Insurance Agents Cable

and Press Packers —

Bank of Chosen—New Town; Cable Ad: 17-5, Sumida-cho; Ad: Bryner

Chosenbank K. A. Simon, manager

T. Saito, manager F. A. Kunze, accountant

Agents for :

Bank of Communications—Inside the Shipping

Small South Gate; Telephs. 158 and Canadian Pacific Steamships. Ltd.

26; Cable Ad: 0074 American President Lines, Ltd.

S. L. Chen, manager Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Hongkong Cie des Messageries Maritimes

poration —

Shanghai

Hsi PienBanking

Men Cor-

Wai; Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line

Barber Wilhelmsen Line

Telephs. 3127 and 4533 (Chinese); Cable Holland East Asia LineLine

Ad: Fanling Java-China-Japan

G. S. Hankinson, agent K. P. M. Line

P.S. M.Dew | A. L.Y. S. Giles Glen Line, Ltd.

Iternational Savings Society — Wu Insurance

Wei Lu; Cable Ad: Intersavin Asia Life Assurance Co.

S. Klein, manager

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—28, ! ChiCigarette

Tung Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Shokin Manufacturers — Cable Ad:

H. Ochi, manager ' Cigarette

A4*

A94 MUKDEN

H * Ta& Chang I Hospital,

Dr.MissMarqL.

AgnesWomen’s—

M. Cowan

Chinese

Co.—SanEngineering Development

Jing Road, 1, Jiu Ching Li; Johnston, nursing supt,

Telepb. 5198;

K. T. Kwo, manager Cable Ad: Cedco ! Hotel Keining San Djin Lou; Teleph.

2-3057; Cable Ad: Keining

CONSULATES j Hotel Lengmueller, Ltd.— 3, San Djin

France—Cable Lou

Consul—H. R.Ad:Germain Fransulat

j 1llies& Co.—Mukden Branch: Kokusai

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain | Bldg., Maluwan Ad: lilies Shofuchi; Teleph. 22140;

Acting Consul - General — D. W. I Cable A.A.Schuchart, dipl. eng., branch

Kesmode

Acting Consuls—J. P. Reeves and M. Stahlmann

Boeddinghaus I| W. Noskemgr.

S. Sieg

D. J. Cheke

Secretary—J. W. E. Stirling Keil & Co., W., Import and Export

United States of America—Cable i Wei Merchants—1, Yang Fu Li, Chin

Ad:Consul-General—(Vacant)

American Consul W. Lou; Cable Ad : Keilco

Keil, manager

Consul—Wm. R. Langdon

Vice-Consul—U.

Clerk—F. G. Lewis Alexis Johnson ^ ^ ^

Kiukong Trading Co., Importers, Ex-

porters and General Commission Agents

££ f* De Fu —226, Shih Yih Wei Road; Teleph.

Deutsche Farbin- Handelsgesellschaft, 2-2786 (Japanese) ; Cable Ad : Chemi-

cals; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s

Waibel

K.W.A. Baelz c Co.—Cable Ad:

Bredebusch I R. RauerWaidefag W. Y. Mao, proprietor

C.M.L.T.Hang, Lee, manager

sub-manager

E. A. Kleemann | F. Gupfert

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd.,

and Rubber Goods — Hongkong Bank Ad: EvangelTyres Manchuria Christian College—Cable

Bldg., San Ching Lou; Telephs.

2-4934; Cable Ad : Pneumatic; Code: 2-4269, Rev. William Miskelly, m.a., d.d.

Bentley’s ft W Zeang More(Mukden

Engel, Max M., c.e., Consulting

and Contractor—Cable Engineer Manchurian

Ad: Mengelmax

Co., Ltd., The

Branch), Merchants, Real Estate &

Insurance

Corner 22150; CheeAgents—53,

Wei Yih DjinBoxLoo,

Fardori;Eastern

Cable Ad: Electric

OgataCo.—44, Naniw.a- Teleph. CableLoo;

Ad: P.O.

Sagacity 56;

J. S. Watson, managing director

Fujita

and Tools, Electrical

Boilers, Engines, General D.K. (Harbin)

J.W.Watson,

Laycock,director

director(Harbin)

(Harbin)

Radiators, Apparatus, and A. J. Frost, branch manager (Mukden)

Railway and Mining

Naniwa-dori; Cable Ad: Fujita Equipment—24, G. J. Frost, branch manager (Dairen)

K. Fujita, director Mukdgn Staff

S. Y. Chen, up-country salesman

fg & m n C.P. C.C. Liang,

Kao, localdo*salesman

Fu Fang hung sze T. H. Wang, Godown-keeper

Gran, A. L., Merchant—39, Chiyoda

dori; Cable Ad: Algran; All Prin n a m

cipal Codes, Residence: Hsin Hsuen Pa<) lee hung $se

Li

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of The Architects Lothar, Marcks,

and General

Civil Engineers,

Contractors—

City of New York—17-5, Sumida cho Office: Ta Hsi Pien Men

F.K. A.A. Kunze,

Simon, signsdo.per pro. Wei

Telephs. Loo, 2-4534 Liu Wei,

Corner of(Office) ChingShe Yih

A 2 Loo;

4535

 MUKDEN A 95

(Residence);

Mukden; Letter

CableMosse Ad: Lothar

Ad: Marcksing, Marcks,

Muk- St # £ t* m iM+i m $

den; Codes: & Supplement, Minami-Manshu Tetmdo Kabmhiki

Acme, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th Edition. Railway Co., Kaisha South Manchuria —

Hsinking Branch: Letter Ad: Lothar Kasuga-cho; Hoten, near Mukden;

Marcks,Cable

king; 302,Ad:TungMarcksing,

Kuang Loo, Hsin-

Hsinking

Lothar Marcks, c.E., proprietor Cable Ad: Mantetsu

McDonnell & Gorman, Inc., Eng- Rin-Tai Stores Co., Wholesale and

ineering—130, Ssu Ching Lu; Cable Retail Merchants—26, Naniwa-dori,

Japanese Concession; Cable Ad:

Ad : Macdon Rintai

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Importers H. Fuchs, proprietor

and Exporters—Cable Ad: Mitsui

Moukden Club— Rud. Ratjen—Hongkong & Shanghai

Chairman—G. S. Hankinson Bank Building, San Djin Loo, Manchu-

Vice-Chairman—J. P. Reeves kuo; Teleph. 2-1859; Cable Ad:Ratsam

Hon. Secretary—J. G. Harvey Rud. Ratjen, proprietor (Tokyo)

Committee—C. C.S.Nolan, E.andCumm- G. Walckhoff, manager (Mukden)

ings, A. L. V. Giles U. A. G. Eisfeldt

Johnson

Shengching Shipao—9, Sumida-cho,

Mukden Government Electric Light New Town

Y. Sometani, president

Works—

Mukden Medical College — East Siemssen & Co., Import, Export and

Suburb Engineering—98, Ta HsiCodes:

Bien Acme

Men

P1. N. Pedersen, principal Wai; Cable Ad: Siemssen;

Mukden Theological College—West & Mosse

Suburb

Rev. J. W. Findlay, m.a., principal Topper Bros., Merchants—40-15, Naniwa-

dori; Cable Ad: Topper '

Mukden Tobacco & Wine Store, f£ m Ho Kee

Wholesale and Retail—24, Naniwa-

dori, Main Street; Cable Ad: 3351 Winning

E. N. Hatzopoulos Ta Hsi Pien MenWai; Cable Ad :Cornabe

W. H. Winning, proprietor

Nestle

Co., & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Wolter

CocoaMilk

andand Milk Products,

Cheese—22, Chocolates,

Wu Tuan, Hsieh Commission Agents—Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank Building; Telephs

Ho Kai, Ta Ho Chu; Teleph. 2-3943; (Chinese) 4695, (Japanese) 3989;

Cable Ad: Nestanglo

K. Schutz, manager Cable Ad: Barbarossa; Codes:

Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s, Western

®m%m , Union, Marconi, Mosse and Private

Liao ning yu wu kuan li chu J. Wolter, managing partner

Post G. A. Bouroff | B. F. Savin

ning)Office (District3034Head

— Telephs. Office of Liao-

(Japanese), 4236 Yamato Hotel (Owned and Operated by

and 1449 (Chinese); Cable Ad: Postos the South Manchuria Railway Co.)

Railway, —Cable Ad: Yamato

MukdenChinese

Section)—Government (Peiping- I. Kogure, manager

 HARBIN

Harbin is the principal commercial centre of North Manchuria. Its rise to

importance

Railway dates from the construction, withbank

Russian

of thecapital, of theanChinese Eastern

Amur, andin 1897.

consistsItofis situated

Fu ChiaonTien,the right

a Chinese quarter Sungari,

(the original affluent

settlement of the

on

the site),

proximity “Pristan

to the ” “ the principal

landing stagebusiness

” for quarter

Sungari (originally

river steamers), so called

and New from its

Town

which is a residential quarter containing most of the administrative offices and

foreign consulates. The total population at the last census was 458,519, of which

figure White Russians number 26,000, Japanese 26,347.

SovietAfter a chequered history

administration, of Tsarist

the Chinese Russian

Eastern and, from

Railway finally1924passed

onwards,

into joint Sino-

Manchou-

kuo ownership in 1935, the U.S.S.R. Government having sold their share, and was

re-named the Russian

from North Manchurian Railway. gauge.During 1936 the line was converted

choulithe(935oldkm.) on the 5’ gauge to standard

north-west frontier where Itconnection

connects Harbin

is madewith withMan-the

Trans-Siberian

south the North Manchuria Railway connects at Hsinking, the capital ofToMan-

Railway, and with Suifenho (547 km.) on the south east. the

choukuo, with the South Manchuria Railway line to Dairen

recently was almost the sole outlet for the export of North Manchurian produce. (944 km.) which until

With the rapid

1931-1932, the are construction

growing ofof railways

ports with Rashin following theonJapanese occupationcoastin the

Korea, which connected Harbinandby Seishin

the Harbin-Lafa the northand east

Mutanchiang-of

ofTumen

Harbinlines,arehave

now taken

tappedanbyincreasing share in exports.

the Harbin-Heiho line (638Thekm.)areas and tothetheMutan-

north

chiang-Chiamussu line (331 km.).

By far the most important product of North Manchuria is the soya bean, vast

quantities

kaoliang, maize,of which

millet,arewheat,

exported and annually.

animal productsOther such

products of thebristles,

as hides, district furs,

are

wool, frozen game birds, etc.

As regards

Pinchiang administration, Harbin

Provincial is anlostordinary

statusmunicipality subject to the

which it had enjoyedGovernment,

from 1933 to having

1937. The the

municipal ofservices

“Special Municipality”

are fairly efficient.

Roads outside the city however are impassable except in the winter, which is long

and severe. The summer is short and comparatively humid. The Sungari river is

ice-free

down-river fromtowns.

April to October and carries fairly heavy traffic between Harbin and

DIRECTORY

Alexeieff, Donotfllo & Co., Cinema Arcus, S. G., Chemisit and Druggist

Films Enterprise—36-44, Corner of —23, Kataiskaya Street; Teleph. 28-

Kitaiskaya and Birjevaya Streets;

Telephs. 45-62; P.O. Box 357; Cable 12 S.; Cable Ad: Arcus

G. Arcus, proprietor

Ad : Aledonco

American Industries, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

—48, Mostovaya Street; P. O. Box 201 & Yft 'A

Anglo-Chinese Eastern

Ltd., Soya Beans CakesTrading

and Oil Co., Ying shang a si a huo yu kung sze

Ex- Asiatic Petroleum

ports—1, Pekarnaya Street; Telephs. Ltd., The-Hongkong Co. (North China),

22-83, 43-87, 25-84 and 25-66; Cable Cable Ad: Doric Bank Building;

Ad: Soya L. Parbury, manager

Sh. Kabalkin, manager

 HARBIN A97

Asiatic Transport Co., Inc., Export of Boisen, C., Leather Import and Shoe

Hand-hooked Rugs & Carpets—14, First Factory—77, Uchastkovaja St.; Cable

Line

Asiatranco Sherell’s Buildings ; Cable Ad : Ad : Boisen

A. M. Sherell de Florance, president Brandus Insurance Office—31, Russ-

kaya Street; Cable Ad: Brandus

BANKS

Banque Feanco-Asiatique—10, Kitais- British Chamber of Commerce-

kaya Street, Pristan ; Cable Ad: Frasia- Hon. President

H.B.M. — W. J. Davies,

Consul-General

bank. Head Office: 9, Rue Boudreau, Chairman—J. Lyon-McKenzie

Paris Hon. Secretary & Treasurer—D. W.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & Laycock

China—76, Novogorodnaya Street; m w m si 3S *

P.O. Box 438; Cable Ad: Harmony Dah in yn tuny yu han kung sze

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- British Far Eastern Co., Ltd., Import-

poration—28, Yodoprovodnaya Street, Export and Railway Contractors —

Pristan; Teleph. 2924; Cable Ad: Norbank 34, Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad :

Briteast

6. Lyon-Mackenzie, manager F. H. Raitt, managing director

G. E. B. Tytler, accountant

H. C. Blunt V. N. Vertzinsky

R.I. L.Stilliard ! A. A. Diniz Brown, J. A.,Cable

Merchant—9, Rinnochnaya

A. F.G.DinizWheeler | L.S. A.A. Yadlovker

Loushnikofl Pristan; Ad: Jabrown

M. A. Rogalsky j M.P. Kramarenko Bryner & Co., Freight Brokers, Shipping,

A.M. T.S. Ostrenko

Fonareff Mrs. Mrs. O.V. Nolde

A. Diniz Forwarding and Insurance Agents—

1, B.Konnaya

Bryner,Street; Cablepartner

managing Ad : Bryner

t ^ lii m A. Ostroumov, manager

Wang kwok tchou shu houi Agents for: Shipping

International Savings Society — American President Lines, Ltd.

I. S. S. Building; 1, Kitaiskaya Bank Line, Ltd.

Street, Pristan; Cable Ad: Inter Blue StarWilhelmsen

Line Line

savin. Paris Office: 85, Rue St., Barber

Lazare. Head Office: 7, Avenue Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Edward VII, Shanghai Canadian

A. A. Soogig, agent CompagniePacific Railway Co.

des Messageries Maritimes

National City Bank of New York,24-24;

The Dodwell Castle Line

— 48, Mostovaya Street; Teleph. Holland East Asia Line

Cable Ad: Citibank Glen Line, Ltd. Line

Java-China-Japan

I. T.O. E.Musgjerd,

Bamford,manager P. &

Steam Navigation

L. A. da Costa, do.

sub-acct. East

Wilh. Wilhelmsen S. S. Co.,Co.Ltd.

Line

A.V. P.N.Skosireff,

Lasareff, do. do. Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Insurance

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—1215 a, Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of The

Uchastokovaya Street; Cable Ad: City of New York

Shokin Tai ko

S.H. lijima, managersub-manager -k °

Wakabayashi, Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.—

J.T. Ninoseki,

Sunami, p. p. manager

do. Teleph. 31-95; Cable Ad: Swire Bldg.;

Hongkong and Shanghai Bank

M. Manabe I K. Matsumoto E. M. Burton, Harbin branch mgr.

T.Y.H. Aoki

Taketani

Haraguchij! Y.K.

H. Katoh

Arai

Ishino

Cantilena, Music Store—143, Kitais-

kaya Street; Teleph. 31-73

T.K. Onuma G. Trachenberg, proprietor

Enomoto Miss Mrs. T.S. R.Kanamaru

Peselnkie W. Trachenberg, signs per pro.

A98 HARBIN

"Caravan Tea” Trading House, The, Japan—27, Novotorgowaya Street, New

Town; Teleph. 3157; Cable Ad: Rijoij

General Importers, Exporters and

Commission Merchants—Kitaiskaia

Street

Caravan178; P.O.Box 17; Cable Ad: Latvia Cable —Ad:17,Latvian

Tsitsikarskaya

Consulate Street;

N. A. Shimolin, general manager Consul—P. Meschak

Carlowitz & Co;., Merchants, Engi- Netherlands—13, Commercial Street;

neers and Contractors—22, Konanja Teleph. 40-77; Cable Ad: Hollandia

Street; Teleph. 24-85; P.O. Box 403; Consulate

Cable Ad : Carlowitz Consul-General—L. vander Hoeven

Chi44;Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box Vice-Consul—L. P. Klemantaski

Cable Ad: Powhattan Poland—67, Ashiho Street; Telephs.

V. Radwan, division manager 6247 & 2857; P. O. Box 51; Cable Ad:

A. Laws, accountant Polconsul

Ko Wen Ko, distributor Consul—Lite’.vski Jerzy

Wang Tze Sheng, do.

E.V. G.N. Bissett,

Shaduri,Trafficdo.Dept.

M. S. Rogalsky, Sales Dept. Portugal—44,

Consul—S. Bolshoi Prospect

L. SkidelsW

E. Y. Sergievsky, Advtg. Dept. Secretary—V. E. Kauffman

Miss A. Kutuzova, typist

Miss Mary Dorian, steno. United States of America Consulate

Chibunovsky & Co., A. G., Heating General—45,

Town; Telephs.Bolshoi Prospect,

23-57 and 45-74 New

and Plumbing

tractors—3, EngineersSt.;andTeleph.

Kitaiskaja Con- Consuls —H. George R. Merrell and

38-77 Louis Gourley

Vice-Consuls — Beppo R. Johansen

China FurStreet

Trading Co., Ltd. — 2, and Charles'. S. Millet

Konnaya

ChistiaKoff Successors, Tea Merchants Danish Asiatic # H *

Co., The, Import, Export,

—3, Kitaiskaya Street; P. O. Box 431 Insurance, Engineering and Railway

C-K-T. Works, Mechanical and Elec- Contractors — 22, Konnaya, Harbin,

Manchuti-kuo ; Telephs. 32-92 & 36-81;

trical Machinery—c/o The British Cable

Far Eastern Co., Ltd., 34, Kitaiskaya & AcmeAd: Tradewind; Codes: Bentley’s

CONSULATES Dreyfus & Co., Louis, Exporters of

Belgium—White House, 22, Pochtovaia Cereals—13, Ad: SesostrisSamannaya Street; Cable

Consul-General in Charge

Vice-Consulate—Hou yet of the W. Woog, manager

Denmark—65,

3884 Polevaya Street; Teleph. Druggist Company, Chemicals and

Consul—A. Jorgensen Drugs, Fruit essences & essential

Oils—6, Aptekarskaya Street; Cable

France —11, Tsitsikarskaia Street; Ad: Druggist

Cable Ad: Fransulat N. J. Losser, proprietor

Consul—J. Leurquin S. M. Losser, do.

Secretaire—Mme. A. Zelenkoff

Secretaire Chinois—Tchou Che-min East Asiatic Automobile Co., Ltd.,

Representatives for “General Motors

Great Britain—23,

Teleph. 2557; P.O. Vokzalny Prospect;

Box 104; Cable (Japan), Ltd.” Motor Cars “Chevrleto”

Ad: and

Britain “Buick”—116,

Teleph. 48 95HueandKung

Plot;: Eastasia 62 05;Lee,Cable

8th

Consul-General—W. J. Davies, o.b.e. AdChao Lee managing

Tang, president

Acting Consul—H. Braham K. Ande, director

Typist—L. Ptitsin

 HARBIN A99

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Goodman, R. C., Engineering Supplies

Exporters of Beans, Cereals and Oil- —53, Diagonalnaya; Cable Ad:

65, Polevaya Street; Cable Ad: Cuaco

Wassard. R. C. Goodman, a.m.i.meoh.e.,

A. Jorgensen, manager proprietor

K. Meyling Agent for:

G. Buck M. Seidel Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

P.N. Sander A. Kossoff Ltd.

P. Nielsen | V. Alexeeff

Grand Hotel (Chinese Eastern Rail-

East West Fur Trading Corporation, way), Tourist Bureau, Ticket and

Dealers in Furs and Skins—7, Rino- Inquiry New Office—Opposite

Town; Teleph.Railway

chnaya Street; Cable Ad: Kupitsky Station, Cable Ad : Granhotel

24-28;

A. Kupitsky, representative

Far Eastern Drug Trading Co., Daltotat Grandi & Co., F., Importers and Ex-

Wholesale

—20, Russkaya ChemistsStreet;

and Druggists,

Cable Ad:etc. porters—64, Kitaiskaya Street

Daltotat Grueneweld & Co., Import Mer-

L. M. Rogovin, manager chants—Carpet Factory: Birjevaya 39 ;

V. A. Bronstein, asst, manager Teleph. 2852; P.O. Box 479; Cable Ad :

Gruno

Fleet’s Anglo-American Store, Bri- Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of The

tish and American Books, Magazines

and Newspapers. Patent Medicines City of New York, General Insurance:

Fire, Marine and Special

—37, Strahovaya Street

B. Hay ton Fleet, proprietor Office: 111, John Street, Risks—Head

New York,

N.Y. ; Branch Office: Telephs.

1, Konnaia Street,

Fleet’s Directory of Manchurian 21-90; Cable Ad: Bryner 41-05 and

Harbin, Manchukuo;

Cities—37 Strahovaya Street; P.0, B. J. Bryner, manager & represen-

BoxB. 241 ; Cable

Hayton Ad proprietor

Fleet, : Observer tative

Frazar Federal, Inc., U. S. A. — 10, Harbin Town;

CeEP — 16, Kiren Street, New

Teleph. 49-74

Diagonalnaya Street Chairman—J. M. Allan

Fur & Wool Co. (China), Ltd., Hon.

Hon. Secretary—J.

Treasurer—R. M. R. d’Ahneida

P. Newell

Exporters of Fur and Wool—73, Accountant—D. T. Li

Diagonalnaya Street; Cable Ad:

Furwool Hotel Moderne—177, Kitaiskaia Street;

H. Rapport, manager Cable Ad: Moderne

G. A. Smirnoff, accountant

Howard-Forp

Genfer, M. A., General Import and —42, Strachpvaia Insurance Agency, The

Export—46, Konnaya Street, Apt. 2; Street

Cable Ad : Genfer Mrs. Howard-Ford

Mrs. K. F. Howard-Ford, owner

N. I. Strijko, manager

German Products Co., Factory Re- S.A. I.P.Kirsanoff,

Roussina, book-keeper

typist

presentatives, Importers, Painting Eu Ghee Min, clerk

Mechanical Works and Upholstery—35

Magazinaya Street; Teleph. 26-97;

P.O. Box 2>8'5; Cable Ad: Amenco

Ying-shang po na men yang Men yu

Glass Products Trade and Industrial Imperial Chemical hsien kung sz

Co., Ltd., Polished Plate Glass, Industries (China),

Window Glass, etc. —30, Kavkazskaia mercial Ltd., Importers of AlkalisChemicals—

and Industrial and Com-

Street; Cable Ad: Glass

Th. Okoune,

A.K. L.M. Okun, partner

do. manager 2680; P.O. Box 206; Cable Ad:; Alkali

18, Novogorodniaya Street Teleph.

Sloustcher, B. Munro-Smith, dist. manager

 A. 100 HARBIN

Industrial Enterprises, Ltd., Min- Private. Mosse Acme, Universal Trade Code and

ing, Industrial, Agricultural, En- Branches: Head Office:Dairen

Hsinking, Hamburg.

and

gineering, Transport, etc. — 159, Mukden

Kitaiskaya Street; Cable Ad: In- G. v. Dattan, partner

dusenter A. Schill, signs ppa.

International Harvester Export Co., J. Farkens, signs i.v.

Agricultural Machinery—52, Dia- M. Inge, signs i.v.

gonalnaya Street, Pristan; P.O. Box 462; Lloyds (The Corporation of “Lloyds”

Cable Ad: Interim

A. H. Schweyer, manager London)—P.O. Box 248; Cable Ad:

Neville

M ® M H. J. Neville, agent

Wan Go Shan Dyan E. F. Buihankoff

International Technical Trading Co., | Lopato, Sons, Ltd., A., Tobacco and

Hardware, Household and Electrical Cigarette Manufacturers—Factory:

Supplies

Teleph. 42-83; — 13a,CableKitaiskaya

Ad : MetkoStreet ; | Telephs.

Nagornaya Prospekt, New Town;

29-66 & 37-28; Cable Ad:

Kagan, A. I., Exporter of Man- Ludwig Havanna

churian Produce, Importer of ter—P.O.Pariser, Importer & Expor-

Box 275; Cable Ad:

American Goods—11, Politzeskaya; J Pariser; Codes: Mosse, A.B.O. 6th

Cable Ad: Altaiskaia edn.

A. I. Kagan, proprietor

R. M. Kagan, signs per pro. Manchoukuo Post Office,— Cable

for Harbin

Klarer, W. L., Wholesale Drugs, j Postal Administration Ad :

Chemicals, Perfume—7, Birgevaya ; Postos Commissioner—Y. Kibe

Cable Ad : Klarer Post Offices in Harbin at—Bulvarny and

m Ter Lee Hospital Stree, NewTown (Nankang);

Wutaochieh (Fuchiatien);

SiangfangSkvoznaya,

PristanOhiangyen(Fuchiatien);

(Taoli); (Old Har-

Klemantaski, Jacques, Insurance

and Importers—Cable Ad: Klemantaski Agent bin); Machia-

L.F. A.P.Jones,

Klemantaski, partner kow

do. Postal Kiosks at—Kitaiskaya (Pristan) :

Uchastkovaya

Station (New (Pristan);

Town); Bolshoi Railway

Prospect

Koulaiept’s Sons, Inc., I., General (New Town;

Merchants—20, Polevaya; Cable

Ad : Koulaieff

P. S. Pervushin, manager ..Manchurian

nm Co., Zeang Ltd.,Mow The, Mer-

Korelin & Co., Wholesale & Retail chants, Insurance, Land and Rea!

Dealers—103, Kitaiskaia Street; Estate Agents—119, Novotorgovaya

Street; Teleph. 33-13; P.O. Box 133;

Teleph. 21-88; Cable Ad : Korelin Cable Ad: Sagacity

A. M. Korelin, director

J. S. Watson, managing director

Kovalsky, V. F., Timber and Veneer Ex- Mrs. K. Watson, director

ports—P.O. Box 332; Cable Ad: D. W. Laycock, do.

Kovalsky

V. F. Kovalsky N.L. N.N. Kanabeyeff

Tetushkin

D.B. A.I. Kolesnikoff

ff # ± ?L

Kuny tsze yang hong V. O. Roubinsky,

Chervev m.d.

Mrs.

Mrs. S.M. L.G. Fried

Shemanskaya

Kunst & Albers, Importers of General Miss E. M. Surina

Merchandise Agricultural

(Tractors, and TechnicalMachines,

Goods Mrs. V. Bakich

Lubricating Oil, etc.) — Kitaiskaja YangTaoChun

Pan An Kan

Corner of Birjevaja Street; Telephs. Chang Chen Chiu

52-92, 22-88, 40-91; Cable Ad; Kunst- Sung Ming Sun

alber; Codes: A.B.C. 8th Bentley’s,

 HARBIN AlOl

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineers A.B.C. 5th & Improved, Bentley’s,

Architects and Building Contractors— Universal Trade & Private

M. V. Pelstrusof, proprietor

6, Korpoosnoy Gorodok, Second Street; Mine. L. A. Pelstrusoff, secty.

Cable Ad: Marcksing

H. N. Coulson, manager Miss Valentine Pelstrusof

V. V. Radin, accountant Mrs. N. Samutin

I. P. Starikoff, engineer

Pickersgill, M. H., Dealers in Diamonds

Mitsui

Import,Bussan

ShippingKaisha, Ltd., Export, and

and Insurance—Vodo- nayaPrecious UralBoxStones—32,

Street; P.O. 231 Bulvar-

provodnaya Street; Cable Ad: Mitsui

Moir Maitland, Commercial Agents Produce Export Co. (Harbin), Ltd.—

1, Anglyisky Prospect (8th Section,;

—15, Korotkaya St.; P.O. Box 477 P.O. Box 48; Telephs. 4983 and 4281;

Cable Ad : Product

Moscow Pharmacy, Chemists and H.V.N.V.Coulson, manager

Druggists—23, Kitaiskaya Street Radin, accountant

L. M. Rogoin, proprietor I. P. Starikoff, engineer

Mulin

Street;Coal Mining38-81,

Telephs. Co., 38-85

The—25,

& 28Ashiho

87 Russo-Manchurian Book Trade Co.—

H. Y. Sung, president 91, Novotorgowaya Street; P.O. Box 54

Spl. L. Skidelsky,

S.G. Tanaka, mng. vice-president

director Sander, Wtkler& Co., Import & Export—

Skidelsky, do. Department) 2,BoxShkolnaya

318; CableStreet; Teleph. 41-43; P.O.

Ad: Sanderdo

M. Nakamura(Financial

M. Skidelsky (General Department) A.KarlSander, partner

Seltin, manager

Netherlands Insurance Office--31;

Russkaya;

Brandus Teleph. 3571; Cable Ad: Schild

A. W. Brandus in Furs—28, Kommercheskaya Street;

Cable Ad : Joschild

Neville, H. J., “Lloyd’s” Agent —41,

Rynochnaya, Kitaiskava, Pristan ; m m

Teleph. 23-83 P.O. Box 248 ; Cable Ad: Using Hua Kuny Ssu

Neville Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Importers of

H.E.J.F.Neville

Buihankoff Medical and Scientific Supplies—

13, Samannaya; Teleph. 2787; Cable

Nikolaeff Bros., Automobiles, Spare AdW.: Reich Schmidteo

| William C. C. Tai

Parts, Trucks; Marine Motors—12, Kolycheff

Kosoy Street; Cable Ad: Nikolaeff Hayashi |i Mrs. Miss V.Moryta

Mogilnikoff

N. V.’s Gravenhaagsche Industrieel

en Handel Maatschappij, Rubber Shaw Brothers

Exporters—58, Bolshoi Prospekt, New

Goods and General Merchants—7, Town

Japonskaya; P.O. Box 202; Cable

Ad : Gator

Siemens Schuckertwerke,

Street; Cable Ad:A.G.—101,

Okura Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ritaiskaya shuk

Siemen-

Ltd.—53, Diagonalnaya;

Cable Ad: Cuaco Teleph. 41-85; J. Heimann, manager

R. C. Goodmann, a.m.i. mech. e., agent

Singer SewingPristan;

kaya Street, MachineCableCo.—52,

Ad: Kitais-

Singer

)| Toon Lee

Pelstrusof, M. V., Import, Railway Skidelsky’s Successors, L. S., Merchant:

Supplies and

sentative—Teleph. Manufacturers’ Repre-

447,: Timber and Coal—44, Bolshoi Prospekt;

Taoli; Cable Ad : 43-45 ; P.O. Box

Pelstrusof; Codes Code: Bentley’s

A102 HAftRlN

|[J M Mei Ho Kinchanshen, Moho, Oupu; The Three

Skoblin, S. F., Direct Factory Representa- Rivet’s Schiuchie, District: Dragotsenka, Popiray,

tives—31,

Skoblin Konnaya Street; Cable Ad: Agencies: AllDubovaya and Tuluntuy.

Over Manchoubuo

N. S. Skoblin, manager Administration

E. O. Fuetterer, mng. director

D.Dept.)

S. Skoblin, manager (Engineering T. D. Chi, director & wholesale mgr.

Col. S. Takagi, director & manager of

I i! of

Su kn tah hung jiang A.A.Japanese Department

A.H. Shisheloff,

Rottmann, manager

do.

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En- 1. D. Zorich, do.

gineering Offices of the Limited 1.L. V.1. Pere'

Prokofieff, chief accountant

valoff, staff manager

Company, formerly the Skodaworks,

Plzen, Czechoslovakia), Steel Works, United Petroleum Trust of U.S.S.R.

Builders of all kinds of Mechanical in Manchuria, Petroleum Products

and Electrical Machinery—2, Kom-

merceskaya Street; Telephs. 45-50; —9, Second Liny; Teleph. 41-81

P. O. Box 274; Cable Ad: Skoda- Vernett, J. F., Wine and Spirit Merchant

works —49, Birjevaya Street; P.O. Box 27

H. A. Kusik, manager

South Manchuria Railway Co.--6, Vorontsoff Bros., Timber Concessions,

Vokzalny Prospect, New Town Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Cold Storage,

Distillers,

Machines,corner Butter Factories,

etc.—Head Office:Agricultural

1-7,Telephs.

Bata-

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—52, Diagonal - lionnaya Borodinskaya;

naya Street 4940, 2533, & 3428; Cable Ad: Vorontsoff

^ ^ ± ^ D.M. M. M. Vorontsoff,

Vorontsoff, proprietor

do.

Teh shih kn hno y-u knng &$zv S.B. I.N.Tchernichoff, manager

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco Tsipaieff, sub-manager

Petroleum Products—Tteleph. 36-82; L. K. Medvedeff

Cable Ad : Texaco D.V. N.G. Tsecos

Rabtchevsky

M. C. Sventsitsky

if m n 7% Wagons-Lits, Cook- 132, Kitaiskaya

Thor Ibsen of Copenhagen, Import, Street; Cable Ad: Sleeping

Export, Insurance, Engineering

Railway Contractors — 22, Konnaya, and R. J. Januszowski,

M. V. Barbash, sub-agent agent

Harbin, Manchu-ti-kuo; Telephs. 32-92,

&Bentley’s

36-81 ; andCableAcme

Ad: Thoribsen Codes : West Coast Life Insurance Co.—25,

Birjevaya Street

S. A. Koudriavtzeff, district mgr.

-ff # 1* ** E. S. Babiansky, cashier

Tschurin & Co., Ltd., I.I., Importers,

Exporters, Manufacturers and Con- Weysfield, N. E., Exporter of Hides,

. tractors—Cable

Used: Codes.61,Ad:Head

Tschurin; Codes Skins, Furs and Casings—28, Baza-

New All Town, Office:Prospect.

Bolshoi Harbin, rnaya

N. E.Street; Cable Ad: Weysfield

Weysfield

Branches: Kobe, Dairen, Hsinking,

Moukden, Ssupingkai, Antung, Chin-

hsien, Kirin, Tsitsihar, Hailar, Pokutu, Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Cable

Hakaro, Heiho, Huma, Kaikukang, Ad: Klementaski

 CHANGCHUN

J| Ch‘ang ch‘un or Kwanchengtzt

This town owes its recent importance to the fact that it is situated at

the junction of the South Manchuria Railway ("Japanese) with the southern

branch (from Harbin) of the Chinese Eastern Railway, while another Rail-

way connects it with the city of Kirin, the capital of the Province of that

name, about 80 miles, distant, nearly due East, and beyond to Tunhua.

Changchun was opened to International Trade by Agreement with Japan

in 19IS. There is here a large Japanese Railway Settlement, admirably laid

out, north of the old Town, from which it is separated by the area laid out

by the Chinese Authorities as a commercial quarter. North of the Japanese

Railway Settlement lie? the town that has grown up around what is now

the southern terminus of the Chinese Eastern Railway.

The country surrounding Changchun is a vast and exceedingly fertile plain, the

produce from which is distributed North, South and East by the divergent Railways

Since March

Manchuria 9, 1932, Changchun

(or “ Manchoukuo has been

”), recognition the has

of which Capital of the

not yet beennew State byof

accorded

any foreign country, with the exception of San

town has been changed to Hsinking (“New Capital.”) Salvador; and the name of the

Plans have been mooted for elaborate extensions of the existing town, to

be laid out in a style befitting the Capital of an independent Republic of

-some 30.000,000 people.

DIRECTORY

Manohukuo Government Dept, of Finance :

Sovereign — H. I. M. the Emperor Minister—Sun Chi-chang

KangteCouncil :

Privy Vice Minister -Hung Wei-kuo

President—Tsang Shih-yi Dept, of Industry:

Legislative Council : Minister—Ting Chien-hsu

President—(V acant) Dept, of Communications:

Imperial Household Minister—Li Shao-keng

Minister—Hsi ChiaDept.: Dept, of Justice :

State Council:

Premier—Chang Ching-hui Minister—Feng Han-ching

Supervisory Council : Dept, of Education :

President—Lo Chen-yu Minister—Yuan Chen-to

Dept, of Civil Affairs: Supreme Court:

Minister—Lu Yung-huan

Vice-Minister—Chao Peng-ti President—Lin Chi

Dept, of Foreign Affairs: Supreme Procuratorate:

Minister—Chang Yen-ching President—Li Pan

Vice-Minister—Chuichi Ohashi Department

tion: of Mongolia Administra-

Dept, of Defence : Minister—Chi-mo-te-sai-mu-pei-lo

Minister—General Yu Chih-shan Vice-Minister—Shiro Yoda

Vice-Minister—Lt. Li Sheng-tang

Al04 CHANGCHUN-KIRIN

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineering, IrishMiss

Presbyterian Mission—Hsinking

Architects and General Contractors—

302, Tung Kuang Loo, Hsinking; Miss A.D. Gardiner,

Faulkner, b.sc.

m.b.

Teleph. 2-1675; Cable Ad: Marcksing, Rev. H. K. Johnston, b.a. and wife

Hsinking Miss Ivy Stokes

Lothar Marcks, proprietor (Mukden) Soeurs Franciscaines, Missionnaires

de Marie—

MISSIONS Soeur Franciscaines

Yamato

5 ; CableHotel—Teleph.

Ad : Yamato 4611; P.O. Box

Danish Lutheran Mission

Miss K. Thomsen Yokohama Specie Bank—New City

KIRIN

^5 Chi-lin

(Kirin is the Manchu Name of the City)

milesKirin,

from theHsincapital

King ofwiththewhich

province is ofconnected

ithaving the samebyname on theItSungari

railway. river,

is one offire is 80

thein most

prosperous towns in Manchuria, and, been rebuilt after a

possesses many fine buildings. It is the distributing centre for the inexhaustibledisastrous 1911,

supplies ofEast,

timberto from

Kirin, duetrains the neighbouring regions. The ofrailway from Hsinking, through

through run the

daily,newconnecting

Port of Rashin

up withonsteamers

the Sea forJapan,

Japan.is now completed, and

kuan,Through

en routetrains also runandsouth

to Tientsin from Kirin, via Hailung and Mukden to Shanhai-

Peiping.

A new town

modern buildings. is now springing up, outside the old city, with fine roads and

North Kirin is to become an industrial area. A new bridge is being built across

the

A fewSungari,

miles upin the

orderriver

to develop the area southplant

a large hydro-electric of theis being

river installed.

as a residential district.

DIRECTORY

Irish Presbyterian Mission — Roman Catholic Mission—

Rev.

R. deP. Canope

Duhart

Rev.

Dr. & Mrs. D. McDowell

Miss Lily Dodds, nurse R.R.R. P.P.P. Lacquois

Lemaire, superieur

Beaulieu

Miss H. Stewart R. P. Liogier

 L U N CxC H L N (xT8U N

# H Lung ■chinci -tsvn

Lungchingtsun

composed of about (Dragon Well

11,000exports Village),

Koreans, 3,000 has a population

Chinese, ofJapanese.

and 1,000 about 15,000Situated

inhabitants

in a

fertile

mining possibilities (coal, copper, silver, and gold) waiting development. Thepromising

plain, its main are: beans, millet and timber. There are trade

by light railway to Kainei—is with Korea and Japan. The principal imports

cotton piece goods, sugar, Japanese sundries, paper, kerosene oil, metals, fishery are

Telephone and telegrapih line, in addition to the Chinese telegraph and tele-

phone lines, connect Lungchingtsun with the neighbouring marts of Yenki,

Towtaokow and Hunchun. A handsome new building for the Bank ot Chosen

was completed in 1903, and a particularly fine new Japanese Consulate

in 19S»5

1)1 RECTORY

Bank of Choskn Yenchi Manchukuo Japanese Consulate—

S. Shiozawa Acting Consul—G. Masuo

T Itoh Chancellors—M. Yazaki and Y. Tsh

HUNCHlA

* is Hun-chun

25 min. 5 sec. N., long. 130 deg. 22 min. 10meaning

Hunchun is derived from Manchu, sec. E. offrontier, and isonsituated

Greenwich, the rightin bank

iat. 24ofdeg.

the

Hung Ch’i Ho, some 35 li from the Manchukuo-Russian frontier and about 90 li distant

from Novokiewsk. In 1714 adetachment of soldiers came here from Ninguta, and this may

be regarded

with as the

Japan (Manchurian beginning of Hunchun, which was to be opened to trade, by treaty

December, 1909. TowardsConvention),

the end of in19211905,anbut theCustoms

electric staffwas

light plant did not arrive inbefore

installed the

town by a Chinese

possibilities (coal andconcern.

gold) The

may,surrounding

when takendistricts

in hand,are prove

fairly fertile, and the mining

of considerable value

whom The town (earthen walled) Japanese

has a population of 7,774 Manchu in addition

are beans,to

timberareand8,622 (September

bean-cakes; and1938)

the main imports and Chosens.

are flour The maincotton

wheat, exports piece-goods,

machinery, petrol and spirits of wine. (Value of trade in 1937: $5,364,740.00). The

lightthe

and railway (Hunchun

railway the tosame

Kunju, will

Chosenbe line)

readywasforofoperated from November 1, 1935,

Rapid progress isofbeing madeline

in the modernisation operation

the town on the next spring.

of Hunchun.

DIRECTORY

Japanese Consulate—Hunchun, Chien- |I Consul—Seijiro

tao and Manchukuo Chancellors—M.Takiyama

Yoshida and Y. ishii

 PORT ARTHUR

iff! ®c Lushun (RyojunJ

Port Arthur, at the point of the “ Regent’s Sword, ” or Liaotung Peninsula, was

formerly

with ChinaChina’s

in 1894,chief naval

and its arsenal,

defences andbut was captured

military works were by destroyed.

the JapaneseInin1898, thewhen

war

Russia obtained a lease of Port Arthur and Talienwan, she fortified the former, making

it into a great naval and military stronghold.

By the timebeen

battleships the war between RussiacostandinJapan broke out, an anchorage hills for

surroundinghad the harbour provided

had beenat great

so strongly the western

fortified that Portharbour,

Arthurandhadthe come to

be regarded asforce,

the an impregnable fortress.

Nogi,InandMay,capitulated

1904, Port on Arthur was besieged by

afterJapanese

repeated conflictsunder General

of a most sanguinary character. January 1st, 1905,

tion Port

in theArthur (called Leased

Kwantung by the Japanese

Territory.Ryojun) The townis nowis divided

a centreinto of two

civilparts,

administra-

the old

and the new. The old or east part is a business town existing from the Chinese regime,

and the

fortress Ryojun

commander’sminor naval

office,The depot, Government

localnewcivil government Hospital, captured arms museum, the

courts are located there. or west part was aoffice,

poor and

villagethewhen

highthe

andRussians

district

entered into occupation. They erected there many fine buildings; among them being

the

and present Kwantung

Higher School Government

for Girls, Engineering Office,University

Government Museum,

and ofthe Yamato theHotel,

Middleetc.School

As a

memorial

Hill (calledtoHaku-Gyoku-san),

the Japanese soldiers

whichwhocommand

fell in the theassult

harbour, Port Arthur,

a high toweronwasmonument

erected

at the suggestion of Admiral Togo and General Nogi. The climate is bracing, and though

the

Aprilwinter

and Mayfrom are

December

lovely tomonthsFebruary as theis cold the harbour

surrouding hillsis and

free fields

from ice. March,

are covered

with

ratherverdure and flowers.

warm, though not so June,

warmJuly and August

as other cities inconstitute

Manchuria,the wet seasonsea-breezes

as the and are

temper

fact the heat. atThe this rain is not sufficient to inconvenience whotravellers themuch, and in

underPortthe Arthur

famous Golden time

Hill,of onyearwhich

attracts may

a nmber. yisitors,

of foreign enjoy have

houses sea-bathing

been built

by

November form a perfect autumn with mild climate, and there are abundant suppliesandof

the South Manchuria Railway Co., and may be rented. September, October

fresh

ships fruit

of all and fish.with

nations On aJuly

view1st,to fostering

1910, the Western

internationalHarbourtrade.was thrown open to tfip

The Port Arthur—Dairen coast road, bordering the southern coast of the Liaotung

Peninsula,of the

s,cenery alongwooded

which a busonline oneruns, enabling passengerssea onto the

admire othertheaffords

changing

most charming drive inhills

Manchyria. side and the turquoise the

There

station (Ch’ouis a branch line

Shui)onlyseveralof the South Manchurian

trainsandruna half

dailybybetween Railway,

Port and through the

Arthurandandwaterworks junction

Dairen. have The

journey occupies

been constructed and theoneplacehour is well lighted train. Drainage

with electric light.

was The population of the city of Port Arthur according to the census of S 1st July, 1936,

31,059.

 PORT ARTHUR—ANTUNG A107

DIRECTORY

RYOJUN (PORT ARTHUR

Government Hospital Ryojun Civil Administration Office

Dr. Shusuke Higufci, superintendent Kyutaro Arikawa, chief

Ryojun Engineering College Ryojun Branch of Kwantung Marine

Dr. Sei-ichiro Noda, president Office

Jouemon Yedano, chief

Law Court Ryojun Municipality

Katusi Takayamas, mayor

Ichiro Horibe, chief of High Court

Masaru Mila, chief of Pracurator Ryojun Fortress

Yoshio Ito, lieut.-general, commander

Prison Ryojun Naval Depot

Tokuyasu Miyazaki, inspector Masaiti Maeda, vice-admiral, commander

ANTUNG

3C tK An-tuny

fhe treaty port of Antung was opened to international trade by the

Commercial Treaty between the United States and China in 1903, but, owing

to the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war, it was not till the Spring of the

year 1907 that the Chinese Maritime Customs was established here. However,

in 1931, the Chinese Maritime Customs was forcibly closed by Japan, and

a new one, under the name of Manchukuo Customs was established. Antung is

situated on the right or Chinese bank of the Yalu River, 23 miles from its

mouth. The river is closed to navigation by ice from about the end of November

to the end of March. New buildings are going up on all sides both for dwelling and

industrial purposes. The Yalu battlefield is some 10 miles further up the river and a

splendid panorama of the surrounding country, may be obtained from the

summit of Tiger Hill, which was the position occupied by the Russians before

the battle. Wulungpei, 14 miles distant from Antung, is a favourite resort

on account of its hot springs. Antung is connected by railway with Mukden.

The splendid steel bridge, 3,097 feet long and consisting of 12 spans, includ-

ing a swivel-span, over the Yalu, from Antung to New Wiju (on the Korean

side), connecting the South Manchurian Railway with the Chosen (Korean)

Railways, was opened to traffic on 1st November, 1911. The river at Antung

is navigable for steamers drawing 12 feet of water when the tides are favour-

able, but the channel is a constantly shifting one and erosion and silting often

interfere seriously with navigation. Attempts to dredge the channel in the

years 1913 and 1914 were not successful and were discontinued. With a view

A108 A.NTUNG

to better control of navigation, fresh charts and future conservancy operations,

a survey was started by the Hydrographic Bureau of the Japanese Navy :n

the spring of 1921, and subsequently undertaken on a larger scale by the Marine

Department of the Chinese Maritime Customs during the summer and au-

tumn. In September, 1922, the survey was completed and soundings were

taken from the sea to Antung. There are several small Japanese steamers

plying between Antung, Chefoo and Dairen, and as trade with Tientsin has

developed considerably a regular and frequent service with that port is car-

ried on by larger vessels of from 700 to 1,200 tons. The larger ships in the

China Coast trade anchor at Santaolangtou, six miles down river, and there

are other anchorages at Wentzuchien, 14 miles down river, and at Tatungkow.

DIRECTORY

Manchukuo Post Office —

Ymg zhang a hsi a huo yu hung zzu. Commissioner—M. Nakamura

Asiatic Petboleum Co. (Nobth Manchukuo Customs

China), Ltd.— C W. Chien, postmaster

Geo. L. Shaw, agent

Bank of China—Teleph. 131; Cable Ads: fo Yi Loony

6892 and Chungkuo | Shaw, Geo. L., Importer and Exporter

S. C. Chu, manager | Steamship Owner and Insurance Agent

Chi Tung Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd. — —Telephs. Chinese 4 and Japanese 39;

Cable Ad: Powhattan Cable

Geo. Ad: Shaw

L. Shaw

Ching KeeFuS.N. Co.,Telephs.

Ltd., Shipowners S. G. Shaw | A. A. Mardas

—Chung Street; 57 and 270 Singer Sewing Machine Co.—

(Chinese) and 230 (Japanese); Cable Ad: K. Okayaisu, agent

Chingkee

Dairen Kisen Kaisha—

K. Shimada, manager tn ^ Tai koo

Taikoo Hong King Kee, General Mer-

Danish chants,

—CableShipping and Insurance Agents

Rev. Lutheran

and Mrs. J.Mission—

Vyff Ad : Taikoo

K. S.S. Sun, manager

M. Wang, asst, manager

F. S. Dung, chief clerk

Danish Mission Hospital—

Dr.

Dr. P.Marie

Bertelsen,

Nielsen,m.d.m.d.

Miss Y.M.C.A.—

Miss AndreaStauns,

A. M. Nielsen,nursenurse Chairman-

Secretary—E.Y. G.S. Larsen

Li

 DAIREN

Dairen, the southern terminus of the South Manchuria Railway, is a

commercial

extremity of port in the Kwangtung

the Liaotung Leased38° Territory,

Peninsula, Lat. 55' 44" N. which forms121°

and Long. the southern

37’ 7" E.

When Russia leased the place in 1898 it was only an inconsiderable fishing village.

Russia intended to develop Dairen as a commercial port and had made some progress

when the Russo-Japanese war broke out. But what the Japanese inherited was a

mere

whichnucleus

to-day offorms

the but

present city,corner

a small namelyof the

the section

city. north

South ofofthetherailway

tracks, tracks

where

the

with hills and ponds, which required a vast amount of grading andground,

main part of present-day Dairen stands, was but an area of rough filling.

The plans the Russians formed were gradually much improved upon, and the

Japanese,

here by dint of greatcomprehensive

exertions, have brought a thoroughly western civilization

any on a scale

other partfarofmore

China. The healththan anything

of the localitythatis exceptionally

has been accomplished

good. Thein

highestistemperature

season rather longregistered in summer is 35° 7' C. (96° 3' F.), and the cold winter

but invigorating

Dairen has a population of 543,000, over two-thirds of which is Chinese. The

city of Dairen, not including the suburbs, has an area of 11,266 acres. The autho-

rities recently completed a plan whereby the city will be enlarged so as to enable

a million people to reside there. Electric tramways, of a total length of

66to Shakako

kilometres,(where

run along

thefrom the principal

South Manchuria streets, andworkshops

include a suburban line

4.5 miles westwards Dairen),• and Railway

one of 2.5 miles are to established,

Hoshigaura

(Star Beach), the finest watering place in Manchuria. There is an excellent

hotel

and. alsohere,a numbermanaged of bybungalows the South which Manchuria

may be hired Railwayby Company

visitors.

Another suburban line runs to Rokotan, a famous summer resort commanding

glorious scenery. A motor road runs to Star Beach, which is a tract of land

of 392 acres including the golf links, which are approximately 122 acres. The

construction of the South Coast road, 49.2 kilometres in length, connecting

Dairen and Port Arthur was commenced in 1921 on three sections simultane-

ously, and was completed in July, 1924. The motor road between Dairen and

Chinchow was completed in 1929, and motor buses run regularly. In 1932 a

new North Coast road between Port Arthur and Choushuitzu (on the Dairen-

Chinchow road) was opened. There are also regular bus services between

Port

mail Arthur

serviceand Dairen.Dairen

between The Japan Air Transport

and Japan on April Company

1, 1929. and inaugurated a daily

from September

onwards a passenger service was added. The daily air service between Dairen

and Hsinking has been opened by the Manchuria Air Transport Company since

Novembers,

operation in 1932,

1937. and service between Dairen and Tientsin and Peking was put into

The city of Dairen, which has been expanding rapidly owing to business

prosperity and increase of population, is lighted by electricity and1 gas and

has ample telephone facilities. The electric power-thouse, when completed in

1911, had a capacity of 4,500 kilowatts. This was increased in 1921 to 6,000

kws., and a second power-house of 10,000 kws. was added in June, 1923. This

was increased to 48,000 kilowatts by 1932. There is also a power station at

Kanseishi (across the bay from Dairen proper) of 54,000 KW. completed in

1934. The city has tar macadam roads with rows of shady trees, and is

well equipped with waterworks, drainage and sewage systems. With the

growth of trade, more particularly in Manchurian (soya) beans, cake,

a number of influential business houses, Japanese, Chinese and foreign,

AliO DAIREN

have established themselves at the port. The foreign and Japanese com-

munities in April, 1909, organized and opened the Dairen Club. A. Gun Club.

Golf Club, and Marine Association are among other institutions of the port.

Of places for public amusement, the Komura Park, designed on an up-to-date

plan and containing all devices for recreation, forms the chief attraction. The

Chinese quarter, situated on the western fringe of the city, has also grown

considerably. The Railway Hospital (now called the “Dairen Hospital”)

deserves special mention, owing partly to its size and partly to the excellence

of its equipment. This hospital affords accommodation for 612 patieiits and

treats more than 1,600 out-patients of all nationalities on an average every day.

In 1928 a stadium was constructed with seating accommodation for over

50,000. Adjoining the stadium is a large concrete fresh water swimming pool,

one of several in Dairen used mainly by students. Several parks arfi scattered

throughout the city.

The harbour works had been less than half completed by the Russians.

Rome work had been done on the eastern half, and only some blocks dumped

for the eastern breakwater. Only two wharves had been completed; the depth

of thq harbour ranging from 17 to 28 feet, with only 18 feet of water at the

main wharf basin. Since the Japanese occupation, the S.M.R. Co. has done

much in the extension of harbour facilities and their actual management,

introducing every modern appliance for speedy and commodious cargo handling

and watering and coaling of vessels. To-day the combined length of the

breakwaters is 13,436 feet, and they are 3 to 5 feet above the highest tide. The

deep water area inside the breakwater is 3,107,000 square metres. The en-

of deepbeing

trance very atopen,

draught anyviz.,

time1,200 feet orwidte,statetheofharbour

of day is accessible

tide. The to vessels

total seafrontage

of the first, second and third wharves is 14,296 feet, and of the fourth wharf

(4,600 feet) more than 300 metres have already been opened, increasing the

total number of berths to 39. The extension of Pier 4 to the same dimension

as the others is making rapid progress. When it is completed there will be

52 berths of which 42 can accommodate ocean-going ships. There are also the

two dangerous goods’ piers at Jijiko, outside the main harbour, and another

new pier at Kanseishi to serve the Manchuria Chemical Industry Co’s

factory. In order still further to lessen congestion at the wharves, a new pier

ofwasFushun

constructed

Uoal. Theat wharves

Kanseishi,containing

which 330,699attendssquareexclusively

metres,towith

the railway

export

sidings, are lighted by electricity and have up-to-date Appliances for

the handling

long with a ofdepth cargo.of 30At feetthe ofeastwater

end has of thebeenshore, an oil pier,

constructed for 558

the

purpose

warehouse of area

discharging

was inflammable

397,500 square goods

meties, andbesides

bean sixoil bean

in bulk.

oil The

tanks

(each holding capacity of 1,435 tons). The waiting pavilion, which cost

Yen

S.M.R.700,000

Co., inandJanuary,

can accommodate 5,000 persons,

1924. The O.S.K. Company was completed

maintains a ticketby office

the

and the Bank of Chosen has an Exchange Office in this pavilion, which

also contain showrooms, dining rooms, stalls for the sale of goods,

etc. On the islands of Sanshantao, at the entrance to Dairen Bay,

stands a lighthouse and two other lighthouses have been erected at

the northern extremity of the east breakwater and at the eastern

extremity of the north breakwater, respectively. On the signal tower

of the former breakwater and on the islands of Sanshantao foghorns have also

been fixed, A wireless telegraph station is established at Takushan, 30 miles

from the harbour, ana a wireless telegraph station of 35 wk. power at Lau-

shutun was completed in 1922. There is a granite dry dock 440 ft. 6 in. long

and 51 feet wide at entrance, with extensive repair shops attached, leased and

managed by the Manchuria Dock Yard Co., Ltd. A marine quarantine station,

built at a cost of Ten 430,000 was opened in November, 1913. 1 It is scientifically

designed and equipped on the latest and most approved lines with accom-

modation for both foreign and Chinese passengers.

 D'kiftEN Am

The whole trade of Dairen for the year 1937 (January-December):

Exports : Yen 451,000,000

Imports: Yen 680,000,000

Total Yen 1,131,066,000

Out of a total of all Manchuria of 1,532,060,000 Manchpukuo Yuan; the Manchoukuo

Yuan being equivalent to the Japanese Yen and to about is. 2d.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF KWANTUNG TERRITORY

Governor—H. E. Naohiko Mi ora

Governor’s Secretariat Public Works Department

Yoshinosuke Isibasi, chief, Private Sec- Motonosuke Simizu, director

retaries

Minosuke Section chief, Archives Section

Isibasi, Tutomu Kawai, chief, Planning Section

(Concurrently) Tutomu

SectionKawai, chief, General Affairs

(Concurrently)

Home Affairs Department Seitaro TukamOto, chief, Maintenance of

Kitaro Siraisi, director Ways & Works Section

Kin-itiro Teisuke

SectionOzono, chief, Building

Section Morioka, chief, Education

Tatuki

ForestryHayasida,

Section chief, Agriculture &

Wataro Police Administration Department

IndustryYamaguti, chief, Commerce,

& Fishery Section Yaiti Ohwada, director

Tatui Siomi, chief, High Police Section

Finance Department Rikiti Inoue, chief, Public Peace Section

Minoru Tanaka, director Tameiti Kato, chief, Anti-Aircraft Section

Masao Maeda, chief,Finance

AccountSection

Section i Tameiti

Jiro Isihara, chief, Section Kato, chief, Criminal Police

(Concurrently)

Jiro(Concurrently)

Isihara, chief, Taxation Section | Tei-itiro Sido, chief, Public Health

i Section

Acmte

densersCode Co., Cable

and Private Code Codes, Con- Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.,

Compilers—

13-17, Yamagata - dori ; Cable Ad: Ltd., Merchants, Export and Import,

Manufacturers of English Style Soya

Beerbrayer

J. Beerbrayer, agent Cakes and Salad Oil—3, Higashi-

koencho; Teleph. 4404; Cable Ad:

Soya; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.. Uni-

versal

Lombard Trade

Code Code, Bentley’s and

Agency of The East Asiatic Co., M. Oseroff, manager

Ltd. of Copenhagen, Shipowners and

Merchants — 1, Higashi-koen-cho ; M ^ Yang Sz*

Telephs. 21251, 23518,

28924; Cable Ad: Wassard 23705. 25833, Anz * Co., O. H., Export, Import, Ship-

Paul F. Elm, manager ping, Forwarding and Insurance—212,

E.K Lundsteen I O.Nyeborg Yamagata-dori; Cable Ads: Anz and

Nordlloyd

Dano | J. C. Hansen-Holtze P. Pansing, manager

A112 DAIREN

Asiatic Transport Co., Export of Hand- Agencies:

hooked Rugs & Carpets—54, Yamaga- American President Line

ta-dori; Teleph. 2-2928; P.O. Box Barber - Wilhelmsen Line. ( Barber

16; Cable Ad : Asiatranco Steamship

Canadian Lines,Steamships,

Pacific Inc.) Ltd.

BANKS Dodwell-Castle

The Bank Line Line

Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-dori, Cen- Blue Star

Wilh. Line Line

Wilhelmsen

tral Circle; Telephs. 8101, 8108 and Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., London

8109; P.O. Box 54; Cable Ad: Cho- (Union Marine, Liverpool)

senbank Holland East Asia (Line

S. Kawagucbi, manager Messagerie Maritimes S. S. Co.

J. Fukune, signs per pro. North couverPacific Shipping Co., Van-

G. Kurata, do.

K. Yatsunami Butterfield & Swire (John iSwire &

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—212, Yama-

Cor- gata-dori;

poration—40, Echigo-cho; Telephs. P. O. Box 81; Cable Ad:

2-5445,2-5030 & 2-6915; P. O. Box 27; Swire P. W. A. Wilkie, signs per pro.

Cable Ad : Wayford

J. D.A. Clark,

B. Peat,agent Garlowitz k Co.—49,

assistant Telephs. 21644, 21853;Shikishima-cho;

Cable Ad:

National City Bank of New York, Carlowitz

Dr. A. Nolle (Hamburg)

The—Totaku Building, 2, Yamagata- O. Lord do.

dori

W. Hopiak, acting manager

T. L. Edmiston, pro-manager G.K.R. Laurenz

Roehreke (Shanghai)

signs perdo.pro.

H. Senf,

B. Gaetjen

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Central

Grole; A.H. Kiseleff

Kersten

Cable Ad:Teleph. Shokin2-3161; P.O. Box 108; O.W. Frl.

VossShulkeviteh

S. Hayashi, manager N. Stepanoff

Beerbrayer, J., Forwarding

General Commission J. Frl. WTeissman

Shipping and agent— ft m

13-17 Yamagatardori; Telephs. 6331 Chien Hsin Yang Hang

and 4932; P.O. Box 44: Cable Ad: China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd.

Beerbrayer —50 Yamagata-dori, Takaoka Bldg.;

J. Beerbrayer, principal Teleph. 2-2446 ; P. O. Box 78; Cable Adi

British Association- Lem

G.H.jusNietsch,

President — A. P. Bungey (c/o

Keystone Tobacco Co.) Roeser manager j W. Wichmann

Hon. Secretary—G. J. Edmondson Technical

H. G. Dept.

Heysen

(c/o British Consulate)

Hon. Treasurer — D. B. Peat (c/o “Agfa” Dept.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking mE. &Gustke 4i $ m % m

Corporation) Chinese Eastern Railway Commercial

if'lj "g" Bir Lee Agency at Dairen, Shipping, For-

Bryner & Co., Steamship Agents, Ship- warding, Insurance, Loans, Import-

ping, Insurance, Customs Brokers and Export and Commission Agents,

Customs Clearance, Through Pas-

Forwarding Agents—216, Yamagata-

dori; Teleph. 28801; P.O. Box 103; senger Tickets to Western Europe

Cable Booked for Siberian Express—110,

Bentley’s,Ad :Bentley’s

Bryner ; Second

Codes Phrase,

Used : Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 8243; P.O.

Box 48; Cable Ad: Kitvostdor;

Boe Code and New Boe Code

F. D.J. Denbigh

Bryner, managing partner

| A. Hanjin Codes: Bentley’s and A B.C. 5th

edn.

 DAIREN A113

CONSULATES Dairen Kisen Kaisha—195,

dori ; Cable Ad: Daiki Yamagata-

Finland—Yamagata-dori; Te-

leph. 3214

Vice-Consul—P. Pansing Dairen Marine Association — Head

France— Office: Treauchi-dori; Telephones

Hon. Vice-Consul—F. J. Bryner 2-9358, 2-4886, 2-7744 and 2-1617.

Branches Offices: Kobe, Shanghai,

Tientsin, Newchwang, Antung, Che-

Great Britain—Teleph. 2-7341; Cable mulpo and Keelung

Ad: Britain H. Seki, president & chairman

Consul—L. H. Foulds T.Capt.Ito,N. Yokota,

vice-president

Clerical Officer & Pro-Consul— do.

G. J. Edmondson M. Undo, director

Capt. G.

R.B. Ogawa, Otsuka, do.

supervisor

Netherlands—3, Higashi Koen-cho; Matsumoto, do.

Teleph. 22354 Capt. G. Otsuka, supt. surveyor

Vice-Consul—W. H. Winning

Norway—3, Higashi Koen-cho Dairen Municipality—Satsuma - cho

Consul—E. Grey-Jones No. 1

Sweden—3, Higashi Koen-cho; Tele- Dairen Police Office—Nishi-dori

phone 22354 Daltotat's Pharmacy, Retail & Whole-

Consul—W. H. Winning sale Chemists & Druggists—68,

Yamagata-dori; Teleph. 27539 ; Cable

Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Ad:L. Daltotat M. Rogovin, proprietor

—1, Higashi Kcencho;

Cable Ad: Sovconsul Teleph. 2-6432;

Federation

- Hongkongof&BritishShanghaiIndustries, The

Bank Building,

United States of America—Cable Echigo-cho; Cable Ad : Turner

Ad: American Consul

Consul—A.

Vice-Consul—S.W.ChaseGarland Richard-

son fO & a ia

Secty.-Sfceno.—A. M. andM.

Lewis Ohkura Fukusho Co. Fu chang kung $ze

Clerks —T. Iwahashi (Fukusho Koshi), Im-

Interpreter—S. Wakao porters andand Exporters,

Architects Contractors,Engineers,

Ware-

Dairen Chamber of Commerce A In- housing, Mining, Civil Engineers, In-

dustry—82, Shikishima-cho surance and General Commission Agents

213, Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Fukusho.

Dairen Civil Administration Office — Head

Satsuma-cho

Office: Dairen

T.Y.Aioi, managing director

K. Sasaki,

Kawabe,business manager

chief engineer

® m m m

Dairen Club—131, Sakura-niachi * Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Importers of

Committee—Y. Matsuoka (chairman),

L. H. Foulds (vice-chairman), G. 1. Swedish Machinery and Steel, Expor-

Larkins (hon. secretary), G. Kis- ters of 2,Manchurian

Bldg., Produce—Totaku

Yamagata-dori Cable Ad:

hinami (hon. treasurer). Dr.

Akagi, J. J. Clark, J. Fukumoto, R. H. Goticus

General T. Furujo, S. Masuda, P. C. I.G. Tennberg,

C. Kjillin, manager

acting (On leave)

manager

Pausing,andM. W.Pasquet,

Tanaka T. TurnerJ. Sim, C. Hamasaki & Co., Ltd., Importers and Ex-

porters of; CableChemicals, etc.—135, Yama-

Dairen

Diseases-Hospital

Fuka-sho for Infectious gata-dori Ad: Hamasaki

I. Hamasaki, representing director

Principal—G. Moriwaki, m.d.

Vice-Principal--S. Kato, m.d. Hoshigaura Golf Club—

A114 DAIREN

iLLiES i f e Go., C. (Dairen Agency), Import Lloyds Register of Shipping—42,

& Shipping—2, Yamagata Dori; Telephs. Box Higashikoen-cho:

17; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Register2-6689; P.O.

23568, 24498 & 24499; P.O. Box 23; Cable R.G.Lockhart,

Ads: lilies & Hapag

H. O. von Kirschbamn, manager Novitsky, clerk& engr. surveyor

ship

Import Department ^ j jSf: Zeang Mow

F. P. Ebenboeck i H. Wurze

Shipping Department Manchurian Co., Ltd., The, 13-17, Ya-

W. Dittberner magato-dori; P.O. Box 175; Cable Ad:

A. Schroeder | L. Ryck Sagacity

Accounting Department G.T.J.Y.Forst, Liu branch manager

R. Steude

Miss N. Melbardt, steno-typist “Manchuria Daily News”— 32, Yas-

hima-dori, Hsinking; P.O. Box 119;

Illies & Co., C., Bosch Department— Cable Ad :

T. Ono, presidentManews

Dairen Branch: 212, Yamagata-dori:

Teleph. 2-2498, Cable Ad: Illies Dairen K. Tahara, mng. director

Agents for: N. Nakano, editor

Robert Bosch A. G. and Concern I. Koyama, business manager

H.Works

v. Kirschbaum, branch manager Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,

Yamagata-dori P.O. BoxMerchants—182,

80

F. Ebenboeck

fd » m ^ ft h St t i|S * H

Ying shang po ha men yang kien yu hsien Nippon Yusen Je pen chuen ivei sa

hung sz —181, Yamagata-dori;(TheTelephs.

Kaisha N.Y.K.2-7126,

Line)

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), 2-7127

T. Itoh, & 2-7128 ; Cable.Ad : Y.usen

manager

Ltd., Importers of Alkalies A Com-

mercial

Yamagata-dori;

Sakurauti sub-manager

Box 56; Cable Ad:Teleph. Alkali 25583; P.O. K.

Kagami : N. Hirad

E. S. Giles, divisional manager

{For Agencies See Shanghai Section) K. Kawamura i| Z.M. Nunokawa

Yosiike Okada

J. Tominaga | D. Goto

H,V. Tesiba

Yamasita ! T.P. Y.Yamasita

Tsung

Japanesk Presbyterian Church— M. Matumoto 8. Kitazawa

Rev. K. Shirai, b.d., Th. m., pastor Z.M. Suda T. Urabe

Japan Higuti M. Motozumi

—54',Tourist

Ise-machi; Bureau (Dairen

Telephs. 2-1130,Branch)

2-1136, Nordpeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—212,

2-1137, 2-1138 & 2-113,9; .Cable Ad: Yamagata-dori ; Teleph. 3070

Tourist Anz & Co., 6. H., agents

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Hong- ! Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd., Importers,

Exporters and Contractors—18, Ya-

kong & Shanghai Bank Building ; magata-dori ; Cable Ad: Okura

Telephs 2-5819 (Manager), 2-4985

(General Office) and 2-2428 (Mgr’s

Residence) ; Cable Ad : Keystone ! Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—228, Ya-

magata-dori; Teleph. 4137; Cable

A. P. Bungey, managing director | Ad : Shosen

Tai Sei Co., distributors

| Rising Sun Petroleum Company, Ltd.,

Lewis & Co., J.. Shipchandlers — 110, ji Yamagata-dori; “Shell” Petroleum Products — 196,

Teleph. 21383 Cable

Yamagata-dori; Cable Ad: Lewis Ad:J. Petrosam

J. C. Lewis, manager W. Smellie, manager

O. L. Lewis 1 |1 Miss F. Beerbrayer

C. Young Y. Ando T. Tsukahara, Instal. manager

 DAIREN Al 15

Ruthe & Co., A. E., Importers and Agents—12, Yamagata-dori; Telephs.

Exporters — 54, Yamagata dori; P.O. 2-6347, ;2-4094

Codesand: A.B.C.

2-7917; 6th

Cable edn.,

Ad:

Box 24; Teleph. 28903; Cable Ad : Taitoco Bentley’s and Acme. Branches : Mouk-

Ruthe den and Hsinking

Santai Oil Mill, Manufacturers of Bean C. Tanaka, president

Oil—Cable Ad: Santai

K. Hirose, president Teh^shih ku huo yiu £ hung

± tliszu

Scheinhutte, J.—146, Kaede-cho ; Ca- Texas Co: (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

ble Ad: Sheinhutte Petroleum Products—230, Shihmi-cho,

Jijiko; Factory: Teleph. 23404; Business

Siemssen & Co., Importers, Exporters Office: 1, Sado-machi; Telephs. 2-1351

Engineers

Totaku Building,and Insurance Agents—317, andI). 2-8493;

2, Yamagata-dori, H.

Cable Ad: Texaco

Rowsome, manager

Cable Ad: Escosam; Codes: Acme, Mosse W.

A. P.Brockmann,

Eymard accountant

and Private N. Fujii

C. Loewenstein, manager H. Yonekura

Sohrbeck, Georg C., Import, For- S.B. E.V. Cull, terminal supt.

Booriakin

warding & Shipping—212, Yama-

gata-dori; Cable Ad: Kebros Toba Yoko, Dealers in Iron, Steel and

South Manchuria Electric Co., Ltd. Hardware—8, Omi-cho; Cable Ad: Toba-

—117, Nishi-dori; Teleph. 3141; yoko M. Toba, manager

Cable Ad: Denki

Wahlen, W., Architect—7, Satsumacho

South Manchuria Railway Co.,— IE ft So Kee

orHigashikoen-cho;

Smrco; Codes: Cable A.B.C.Ads:

5thMantetsu

and 7th Winning & Co., W. H., Merchants—

edns., Al, Lieber’s, Acme and Bentley’s 3,P.O.Higashi Box

Koen-cho; Teleph. 27127;

134; Cable Ad: Winning

Complete

President—T.and Second

Ohmra Phrase W. H. Winning, partner

Vice-Presidents — K. Sasaki and O. D. M. Larkins, do.

Sato E. H.Grey-Jones,

Kubo do.

Directors—Takebe, T. Kubo,

T. Hirashima, M. Hirayama, I. M. Izawa, M. Shimana I G. M. Hsu

Inoko and K. Ogaki H. Sugiyama | A. Salnikoff

Agencies: Shipping

Southern Baptist Convention— Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Rev. W. W. Adams and Wife P. ifc O. Steam Navigation Co.

^ H Java-China-Japan

Indo-China SteamLine Navigation Co.,

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—2, Yamagata- Ltd. Mining Administration

dori, Totaku Building; Telephs. 2-9415 Kailan

(Manager),

(Installation);2-5301 (Office)

P.O. Box

60; Cable Ads: Insurance

Hourglass (Office) & Standvac (Installa- Lloyd’s,

Royal London Co., Ltd.

Insurance

tion) Sun Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.Co.

G.H.C. Haimovitch

Dear, manager Hongkong Fire Insurance

B.R. E.Kolokolov

Laker, Instal. supt. Yamato Hotel (Owned and Operated by

V. P. Nikitin theK.South

Kawahara,Manchuria

manager Railway Co.)—

Taito Co., THE(TaitoYoko),Importers and Y.M.C.A.— Secretary—P. H. Baagoe

Exporters, Insurance and Forwarding

 C 11 E F O O

* £ Chi.fu £ 18 Ven-tai

Chefoo, in the Province of Shantung, is the name used by foreigners to denote

this Treaty Port; the Chinese name of the place is Yentai, and Chefoo proper is on

the opposite 25'side20"ofE.the

tude 121°Convention harbour. Chefooopenedis situated in latitude 37'in33'1863.

2.0" N.Inand1876longi-

Chefoo wasTheconcluded

port was at Chefoo toby foreign

the latetrade Sir Thomas Wade and the the

former Viceroy of Chihli, Li Hung-chang. The normal foreign population of Chefoo is

about 1,000, while the Chinese population is about 100,000. Chefoo has no Settlement,

orcleanConcessions,

roads, and but a recognized

is well lighted. Foreign

From theQuarter,

early which is well

portkept and has“Road good

Committee” administered the Municipal affairs of thedays of the

Foreign Quarter abeing

foreignsucceeded

intional

1910Committee

by an International Committee

woundofup six foreigners andand six Chinese.Quarter The Interna-

administered by thewasChinese

however Authorities in thein same

1930 way asthetheForeign

rest of the town. isThere now

iswhich

a good club. There are two good hotels and several excellent boarding houses, all

Theof

winter,arewhich full ofis visitors

severe, from

lastsJuly

fromtothe the end of September.

beginning of December The climate

to theisend bracing.

of March:

April, May and June are lovely months and not

rainy months: and September, October and November form a most perfect autumn hot; July and August are hot and

with warm days, cool winds and cold nights. Strong northerly gales are experienced

inable,thethough

late autumnsafe and throughforthesteamers.

anchorage winter, andIn the1909roadstead

nearly two givesmonths

but anwere uncomfort-

losttheto

trade through stress of weather. The Netherlands

construction of a breakwater in 1915. Further harbour improvement works were Harbour Works Co. started

completed

September in_14th, 1921,1921.

the newThebreakwater,

breakwatermole andfeet

is 2,600 quaylong,

beingtheformally

height from inaugurated

the base onof

the foundation mound to the top of the parapet is 51 £ feet, and the width of the base

of theoverfoundation

laid mound rangesChefoo

from 117 wasfeetmade to 133a Special

feet. A railway by track has been

authorities,theandmole. In 1933

the City limits now include a number of Area surrounding the towns

Provincial

and

villages. The population of this Special Area is estimated at 230,000.

express Theservice

Chefoo-Wehsien motordaily

of cars operate roadbetween

was opened Chefooto traffic in 1923 and

and Wehsien, a regularat and

connecting the

latter port with the Kiao-tsi Railway. During the past several years, additional

motor roads have been opened throughout the province

towns are now connected by road with Chefoo, including Tsingtao and Weihaiwei. and practically all important

None

surfacing of the

but, roads

generallyare speaking,

metalled, theyas itare haskept

beenin found impracticable

first class condition, and to adopt

due tothisthe

long periods for

satisfactory of dry weather inin Chefoo

conditions Shantung. the earth surfacing

However, afterthereof

heavyhasrains proved theeminently

roads are

unusable for a period of from twenty-four to forty-eight hours.

Amongst the main exports of Chefoo are Pongee Silks, Silk Waste. Vermicelli,

Ground

considerableNuts, Fruit, Hair Nets, distilled

Handmade LacesAmongst

and Embroideries, and there theare also

Brewery and exports of locally

several Clock factories which wine.enjoy other industries

a brisk business with allisChina Chefoo

ports,

ascables

wellwith

as with the Straits and Java. The portTsingtao

was connected in 1900inbyaddition

telegraphto

telegraph landTientsin,

lines withPortalhlarge

Arthur, Weihaiwei,

interior cities. and Shanghai,

Trade in 1939

Among the principal events at Chefoo were the further depreciation by 40 per

cent against Federated

the Reserve

of theBank notes ofofthethenational

latterfromaslegal tender notes,March:

with

the complete

enforcement prohibition

of naval control ofcirculation

imports and exports from

the 15th the January

11th and

 CHEFOO A117

exchange

orexports, control

to Central and on theChina

South fixed basis

of 12 ofspecified

Is. 2d. toarticles

F.R. B.from

f 1 forthethe11thexportation

March and abroad

of all

with minor exceptions, from the 15th July; the introduction of the “link”

system from the 5th October under which exports were placed on a barter basis

with imports, thus escaping exchange control; the change in the exchange basis from

the

October;poundandsterling to the ofU.S.

the reduction dollarduties

import at F.R.B.

from the 16th May$23^ fromandthewaste

on silk 25th

silk and silk yarn and thread from 30 per cent to 5 per cent, on cocoons from 12£ per

cent to 5 per cent for the manufacture of Shantung pongees, and also on linen piece

goods for embroidery purposes from the 12A per cent to 7^ per cent.

The trade statistics of the port according to value were as follows: direct, foreign

imports, $28 million

tions of Chinese goods,as $31

compared

millionwith $13.4 million

as against during 1938;

$28.9 million; directcoastwise

exports toimporta-

foreign

countries, $10.8 million as against $15.1 million;

produce, $35.- million as compared with $24.8 million. The rise in marketand coastwise exportations of Chinese

values

during the year ranged from 200 per cent to 300 per cent, the causes appearing to lie

inserve

thetheir

speculative activities of merchants and

capital in goods rather than in an unstable currency. in the efforts of the populace to con-

Under the heading of direct imports, the influx of wheat flour from the United

States of America was the main factor attributing to the increase in the volume of

trade.

quintalsAsrespectively,

compared with the import

the import for figures of 1938 and

:939 amounted 1937, i.e.,quintals

to 272,928 47,625 valued

and 2,233at

$6.1 million, representing 21.8 per cent of the total value

import of beans, chiefly from Manchurian ports and Dairen, figured as prominently of the import trade. The

asquintals.

in the preceding year, having increased from 298,996

Beancake also occupied an important place in the import trade of the quintals in 1938 to 309,919

year, advancing from 46,4:72 quintals in 1938 to 316,498 quintals. Of the total value

ofbeing

the import

valued trade,

at $3.4each of these

million commodities

and beancake shared

at $2.9 more Inthanthis10connexion

million. per cent, itbeansmay

be noted tothat

January August the and

bulkthat of these quantities

practically were imported

no further importations duriug

werethemadeperiod from

following

that date owing to restrictions enforced at Dairen and Manchurian ports. Sulphate

ofmillion

ammonia imported

as against 68,081during

quintalstheinyear 1938,totalled 116,012 inquintals

44,191 quintals 1937, and the 22,385

value quintals

of $2.1

toin that

1936. order

The ofprincipal

importance.suppliers were Germany, Great Britain, Belgium and Japan

from Due to the lessened

Februaryamounting incentive

1938 and totothe61,895 to

hoarding smuggling

by local on account of the reduced duty rates

was imported, quintals valuedsmugglers,

at $2.08 amillion

large quantity

and showing of sugaran

increase of 22,066 quintals over the 1938 figure, which latter was counted a record.

Another remarkable feature of the year’s sugar trade

of refined sugar were imported from Hongkong as against 6,819 quintals from Japanwas that, while 26,652 quintals

in 1938,

from the figures

Japan. This change for 1939is believed

were 5,630 quintals

to have beenfrom dueHongkong

to the highandexchange

45,564 quintals

of the

Hongkong currency, which raised the prices of Hongkong sugar to a level

proportionate

place duringenforcedto those

the period of the Japanese

betweenWith January product. Shipments of sugar to Chefoo took

tions were at Dairen. regardandtoSeptember, after which

petroleum products, withexport restric-

the exception

of gasolene which showed a decrease of 90,736 litres as compared with 1938, all

kerosene

oil oil, lubricating

advancing fromfuel 992,198 oil,toand1,301,975

liquid litres,

fuel recorded

lubricatingsatisfactory

oil from increases,

513,264intokerosene

728,710

litres,

was and liquid fromunrest

1,402prevailing

to 3,050 metric tons. While the decline gasolene

all bus services to a standstill, the growth in lubricating and fuel oilbrought

accounted for by the in the hinterland, which almost

was primarily

due to the increase in the number of fishing-trawlers basing their operiations on

Chefoo.

an The import

appreciable of both

increase, linenmetres

572,247 and cottonof thepenelope

former and canvas

319,621for metres

embroideryof theshowed

latter

being imported in 1939 as against 321,138 and 194,677 metres respectively in 1938. The

embroidery

currency industry of the port was favoured both by the low exchange of the

12£local

cent 7|and

yarn,toKorean

bycent,theasreduction

per ginseng, already

construction

in the rate ofCotton

mentioned. duty on embroidery

materials, and piece metalsgoods,

linen from

artificial

and machinery silk

werefloss

per

and

further

relegated to inferior positions.

All/8 CiJEFOO

Under coastwise importations, the most noteworthy texture was the increase in

all

fromcereals,

20,706 tonamely, kaoliang, millet, ricerestriction

and paddyimposed and wheat.on the Beans advanced

from Dairen and107,477 quintals,ports

Manchurian due tointhe August. Matches increased export876,110

from of beans

to

1,168,300 gross, a fact attributed to the decreased output of the local match factory.

Sugar receded,

satisfactory. while the import of cotton goods, although slightly lower, was

Though the value of direct exports showed a decrease, the increase under coast-

wise exportations

exports, fruitsmore

fellthan turnedthose

the balance. Under direct exports and coastwise

Hongkongfresh disappearing far

frombelow

the field ofoftrade,

1938, Dairen

taking alone

only 42being a substantial

quintals of pears,buyer,

while

Dairen took 3,351 quintals of apples, 2,260 quintals of pears, and 5,243 quintals of

other fruits. ofThegroundnuts

exportation trade in pig andintestines

groundnutshrank productsby showed

one-fifthall-round

1938 figures, whilewith

decreases, the

the exception of those shipped to the United States of America

registered increases. The autumn crop was reported to be only fair. Of vermicelli, and Canada, which

only

ments,1,420 quintalsremained

however, were exported as against

fairly steady, 47,31618,180 quintals

quintals being1938.exported

Coastwise move-

as against

49,296 quintals. Figures for the export abroad of cross-stitch work and embroideries

as compared

about with

cent.1938Drawn-thread

40Theperdifference showed a slight decrease, and

fairlythose fortolace

thoseandof trimmings fell

year. suffered underexportslace andweretrimmings closewas, however, the preceding

compensated

by the increased

million as againstcoastwise

$1.8 millionmovement, mostlyintothe

for 1938. Trade Shanghai,

export ofwhich was valued

Shantung at $5.4

silk pongees

declined from 227,477 to 41,391 kilogrammes. The demand from England shrank to

only 10 per cent of that for 1938, while a falling-off of exports to

was also responsible for the decline in the year’s total. The business in hair-nets ,on Hongkong any France

the

grosscontrary,

as against showed

595,748a satisfactory

gross in 1938.increase, the totalStates

The United quantity exported again

of America being led

803,904

the

list of buyers, taking 261,248 gross, closely followed by England with 212,042 gross.

The importation of foreign rice dwindled from 94,977 quintals in 1938 to 64,613

quintals,

All cerealswith interport

increased: imports

maize showing

from 47,266 an increase

to 52,773 frommillet

quintals, 7,026 from

to 22,317

6,851 quintals.

to 51,175

quintals, and other grains from 5,740 to 27,792 quintals. Domestic importations of

maize recorded

increasing. an increase

Native wheatofflour of 68,186 quintals,

decreased with millet, wheat, and kaoliang also

whereas the importation 272,928 quintalsinofquantity from 119,964

foreign wheat to 97,472anquintals,

flour recorded increase

of 225,303 quintals as compared with the 47,625 quintals of 1938.

The total tonnage entered and cleared under General B-egulations amounted to

3,090,007 tons as against 3,437,219 tons during 1938, the share taken by the Japanese

flag

whichbeinghad 672,380 tonsanand by the Britishheight flag at1,529,561

closetons. Coastal

wereforfreight rates,

reduced duereached

to competition unprecedented

in absorption of lesser the

demands ofon1938,

tonnage considerably

dwindling

exports.

outbreak ofOcean the war freights, however,

in Europe advanced by 35 per cent to 40 per cent on the

in September.

DIRECTORY

Anz A Co., O. H, Import, Export, Astor House Hotel (East Bund)—

Insurance,

Cable Shipping—Gippericli Street ; Teleph. 66; Cable Ad: Astor

M.

C W.A.Ad:W. Anz

Busse, partner

Schmidt, do. BA N KS

& vfe ' A 55 m 55 ffi £

Ying shang a si a hito yit 'kurig sz ■ ' j Bane oi Communications—S. Fergu-

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Teleph. 331; Co.

Cable(North China), | son

Ad: Doric

Boad: Telephs. 271 and 195:

Cable Ad : Chiaotnnc

 UHEFOO AI19

Hongkong Shanghai Banking Cor- and Buntal Fibre

Road; Cable Ad: Ljung Pats, et;0-—Chang Yu

poration—Cable

C. H. Eldridge, Ad: agentCathay B. W. Sen, managing director

C. F. Byrd, assistant

British Chamber of Commerce— % % ± mm & &

President—W. G. Graham, H. B. M. Yen tai hai pa hung cheng hui

Consul

Chairman 1). F. R. McMullan Ohbfoo Harbour Improvement Com-

Hon. Treasurer—C. H. Eldridge mission—

Hon. Secretary—C. de W. Jansen Wen Shih Tseng, chairman

S. Momikura, treasurer

Broadway Hotel, (First Class Resi- H. Nagaoka

dential Hotel)—East Broadway; Te- Ts'ui Pan Sheng

leph. 563; Cable Ad : Broadway M. Rothchild

Lai Chin Yuan, secty. & acet.

Chang S-Yu, maintenance engr,

* ± Tai koo P. A. Timofeeff, harbour pilot

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons,

Ltd.), Merchants—Cable

T. S. Marshall, signs per pro.Ad: Swire % t; M

Chefoo

Nan SilkPoad

Shan Improvement Station—1,

H jfji Wei Chang Charles H. C. Bien, m.a., supt.

Casey

chants and General Exporters—Teleph.

•459;Ernest

CableCasey,

Ad: Casey Chefoo

partner

K. L. Chew, assistant (NorthTelegraph & Telephone

China Telegraph Office

& Telephone

Agents for-. Co.,K.Ltd.)—13, Beach

Nakamura, director Road

Phoenix Assurance CtC Ltd., London Y. Saga, traffic manager

. (Fire and Marine) T. Hayashi, engineer

TheLondon

South (Fire

BritishandInsurance

Marine) Co., Ltd.,

Pollfus

Irish Linen MiegMills,

Cie (D.Belfast

M. C. Thread) Jpk ^ Mei Shing

China Crafts, Mail Order House for

Chefoo Club— Pongee Silks, Hair

Linen, Threads, Laces,Nets,Embroideries,

etc.—Cable

Chairman H. E. Railton Ad:D.Chinacraft

Hon. Secretary—G. Kruper F. R, McMullan, director

Hon. Treasurer J. van Han ten Ar.

Mrs.Rouse,

A. M. secretary

Rouse, manageress

“Chefoo

Published Daily

by News,

the The” (Printed

Proprietors: J. and

Mc- China Manufacturers

Mullan &Co.,Ltd.)—Cable Ad :McMullan Produce—Cable Ad : Progress (Chefoo), China

Chefoo Export Co., Manufacturers of Louis Pernot j Albert Bono

Hand-made Lace, Embroideries, Pongee China Merchants’ Pongee Association,

Silks and Hair-nets—Broadway;

Box 69; Cable Ad : Chexco P. O. Manufacturers and Exporters of

Pongee Silks, Chefoo Hand-made

Chefoo Foreign Chamber of Commerce Laces, Drawn-Thread work, Hair Nets,

Committee—W. Dunsing (chairman)M. Head Office: Street;

J. Yasuda (vice-chairman),

etc.—Beach ShanghaiCable Ad: Yenno,

Rothschild (hon. secretary), T. S. E.

N. P. Yannoulatos, director

P. Yannoulatos, signs p.p.

Marshall

van Hauten (hon. treasurer) and J. P. P. Y’annoulatos, do.

Miss B. Costa

Chefoo HairandNetExporters

Co., Ltd.,ofThe,Hairnets,

Manu- Sam Chow

facturers Chinese

Laces, Pongee Silks, Bedspreads,

broideries, Handkerchiefs, Table Cloths Em- S. C. Export Co.—Cable Ad: Scwan

Wang, manager

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Chinese Telegraph & Telephone Erzinger Octagon

& Co,, Merchants—Cable Ad:

Office—13, Beach Road Th. Erzinger

K. Sakamura, director

Y. Saga, traffic manager Fayeh & Co., The. Pioneer Hai-rnet

T. Hayashi, engineer Manufacturers

Ching Chong Hung & Co., Navy Con- way; Cable Ad:

Exporters — Broad-

tractors, Shipchandler, Metals, Hard-

ware and

and Engineering

Provision Supplies, Wine

Merchants, fr yang

no hse ^ pin hongW

Dealers—Singtai Street; CableGeneral

Ad : Foreign Hsi Food Store, Ship Chandlers,

0252 Manufacturers of Delicatessen — 127,

Clarke, John H., Silks, Strawbraid Tung Ma Lou; Cable Ad: Trend el

China Produce

Teleph. and General

42; Cable Exporter— “ Fritz ” German Restaurant-

Tientsin Office: Rue deAd:TakuUndaunted. Mi’s. Trendel, proprietor

John H. Clarke HOSPITALS

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. General Hospital (For Foreingers

—Cable

James Ad: McMullan

McMullan & Co., Ltd., repre- and Chinese) — Rue de la Croix

sentatives Rouge; Teleph. 71

Marie Lorenza, superieure

CONSULATES Temple Hill Hospital—Teleph. 604

Belgium— Dr. W. L. Berst, supt.

Consul—Y. R. H. Eckford Dr.

Dr. Herman Bryan

J. L. R. Young

Miss C. D. Beegle, r.n.

t 2? m 3S * Miss M. H. Luce, r.n.

Ta ying ling shin stiu Howe

Great Britain — Cable Ad: Britain facturers of Embroidery, Lace, Hog

Consul—W. G. Graham Casings and Other Products—Teleph.

Netherlands— 466;

Codes Cable Ad: Howeco; Codes: All

Consul—In Charge of H. B. M.

Norway— Hsin & C., D. T.—P. O. Box 16; Cable

Consul—G. Kriiper Ad: Hsin

Sweden— ffi* faCo.,£The,

Hsintah Trading m Exporters,

Consul—V. R. H. Eckford Importers and Manufacturers—Teleph.

506; Cable Ad: Sinta; Codes Used:

%m m mm* A.B.C. 5th Union

Western Edition 5-Letter

Improved, Lieber’s,

Edition,

Twmei kuo ling shi shu

United States of America—Cable Bentley’s C. S. Liu, manager Acme & Private

with 5 Figure,

Ad : American Consul

Consul—Quincy F. Roberts

@Ying Shang«Po5*Na»Men PS ftYanghi8£

Kien

n & m Tung hai kwan Yu Hsien Kung Szu

Customs, Chinese Maritime—

Acting Commissioner—S. Momi- Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

kura Ltd., Importers of Alkalies and Com-

David Lane

Beach and Industrial

Street; Teleph. Chemicals—20,

468: Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Wende Alkali

C. de W. Jansen, district manager

Djing & Co., Walter—Broadway ; Cable Miss E. Weinglass, typist

Ad : Cooperate (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

 CHEFOO A121

Kalian Mining Administration (Con- MISSIONS

trolling Tsingtao, Weihaiwei and Other

Shantung

H. Yu eh,Ports)—1,

agent Tai Lai Road t & %

Chang lao hung wei

King Shian a Co., Importers of Hard American Presbyterian Mission

ware, Tools, Textiles and General North—Cable

Miss C. D. Beegle Ad : Presbyterian

Merchandise—30,

5944; Cable Ad: Manmanti San She Road;Teleph. W. C. Booth and WitV

Q. H. Ku, manager Rev. J. E. Kidder and Wife

Rev. D. A. Irwin and Wife

Dr. H. Bryan and Wife

Kung Dah Printing Press, Printers, Miss A. E. Carter

Miss S. F. Eames

Lithographers, Bookbinders and R.Dr.A.Wm.

Fanning and Wife

Stationers

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Rev. G. F.BerstBrowneand and

WifeWife

Cable Ad: McMullan Miss M. Luce

Mrs. J. Stevens

James McMullan & Co., Ltd., repre- Miss

sentatives Dr. J.T.L.M.R.Westling

Young

Mrs. Grace Dilley

§$ IE IS t # ^ iJj ^

Mao Kee Lighter Co. — Ki san so gi tuh wei

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., agents

Chefoo Industrial Mission—Cable Ad:

McMullan &Book

Co.,Binding,

Ltd., J., Lithographing,

Printing Press, Industrial Mission

Printing, Board of Trustees—Rev.A.H.

(chairman) Faers

and D. F. R. McMullan

Ruling, English or Chinese—Teleph, (vice-chairman)

593; Cable Ad : McMullan Hon. Secretary—J. C. McMullan

Publishers of: Hon. D.Treasurer—Arthur Rouse

The “Chefoo Daily

Presbyterian HymnNews” Book Mrs. T. Murray

China Inland Mission Schools,

13 £ US £ f§ fc Chefoo—Cable Add : Inland

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James, Impor- Senior School

ters and Exporters, Engineering Sup- The Staff

plies, Commission Agents and General P.R. A.F. Bruce,

Harris,m.a.,

b.a., f.r.g.s., principal

vice-principal

Merchants—Cable Ad: McMullan Miss M. Pyle, b.a. do.

D. F. R. McMullan, managing director Miss

Arthur Rouse, director

J. C. McMullan, do. Mrs. G.E. E.M.Staff—R.

Teaching

Broomhall (On furlough)

King V. Bazire, Mrs. P.

A.H. E.L. Grubb, do.

Gibson, secretary

do. A.R. Bruce, H. J. b.a.,

Chalkley, b.a., Mrs.

D. T. Murray, b.a., Miss I. T. Lucia,S. b.sc.,

F. Harris, Houghton,

S. G.

McMullan (Agencies), Ltd.—Beach Martin,

Miss I. m.a.,

E. Mrs.

Phare, S. G. Martin,

a.c.t.c., Miss b.a..

:M.

Street; Cable

D. F. R.Rouse, Ad :

McMullan, Multiple

director Philips, b.sc., Miss I. J. Taylor, b.a..

Albert manager G.Wiloughby

P. Welch and Miss A. K.

V. R. Eckford | Rae Eckford M usic—Mrs. R. V. Bazire, b.mus., Miss

N. M. Edwards, l.a.b. (On furlough)

and Miss R. Greenink

m m Mien Una House Staff

Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., The, House

WilsonKeepersand —Girls:

Boys: Miss

Miss L.I. M.E.

Agents for the Central Agency,

Glasgow, Importers of Cotton Thread Ltd., Williams

Manufactured

and Others by J. & P. Coats, Ltd. Wardrobe Keepers—Boys : Mrs. A.

Preedy, Mrs. C. N. Lack and Girls.

James McMullan & Co., Ltd., agents Mrs. P. Olesen, Mrs. H. J. Chalkley

 A122 CHEFOO

Matron—Boys : Mrs. S. Eaton, s.r.n. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Cable Ad: McMullan

and Girls: Miss R. I. M. Dobson James McMullan & Co., Ltd., reper-

Preparatory School sentatives

Miss

(On A.furlough)

K. Carr, n.f.u., principal

Miss N. K. Getgoodj acting

Teaching Staff—Miss H. C. Lassen, principal

Miss M. G. Priestman, Miss B. Niogemann m m Wan Fung

M. Stark, Mrs. G. P. Welch, b.a., & Co.,Cable

W.—ChefoO, Dairen

Miss L. M. D. Weller, Miss D. andW.Weihaiwei; Niggemahn,

Ad: Wanfung

proprietor

E.Young,

Woodward,

b.a. b.sc. and Miss P. G. AgentsW.for-. Dunsing

House Staff HollandWilhelmsen

East Asia Line

Line

Housekeeper—Miss H. G. Hender- Wilh.

son Glen Line (Weihaiwei)

Matron—Miss F. J. Fitzwilliam Nippon Yussen Kaisha

Wardrobe Keepers—Boys: Miss L. Vancouver Shipping Co.

M. Day r.a.

Thomas, and Girls: Mrs. C. H.

Nurse—Mrs.

Secretarial Hanna

Department—G. B. and

Mrs. Jackson ^ S ft 7k

Medical Department—A. H. Howie, Tung-shing-kung-sze

m.b., ch.b., Mrs. A. H. Howie, S.R.N., Paradissis, Freres et Cie., Pongee

Miss.

J. M. J.Moore,

W. Jennings,

r.n. R.N. and Miss Lace and Hairnet Manufacturers

and Exporters (Wholesale Only )jj

Roman Catholic Mission— Cable Ad: Paradissis

Right Alex. E. Paradissis, ll.b., mng-

Rev. J.Fr.Rev.

Rev.

Prosper Durand, bishop

M.Pierre

G^renton

Seyr^s

director

Rev. Fr. Louis-Marie Frederic Pernot

Rev. Fr.

Rev. Fr. Solano

Didace Bochaton

Arcand General(Chefoo) & Cie.,

Produce—Cable Ad: Silk

Pernotand

Rev. Fr. Rene Bulle, procurator Louis Pernot f Albert Bono

Roman Catholic Mission, Order of Post Office—

St. Francis— Deputy Postal Commissioner-in-

RightFr.Rev.Joseph

Rev. Prosper Durand, bishop

Gerenton Charge—Lai Ki Hong

Rev..Fr.

RevFr. Pierre

Tarcisse Seyres

Kackeiser

Rev. Fr. Solano Bochaton fa Sfc

Rev.Fr. Rene Bulle, procurator Railton & Co., Ltd., H.E., Silk Merchants

San Ching Exporters and Importers — Cable Ad:

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General Railton H. E. Railton, managing-director

Merchants—129,

Ad: Mitsui; P.O.Sing BoxTai3 Street; Cable G. Kruper, director

N. Inutsuka, manager Jas. Silverthorne, do.

G. Miyagawa

K. Sakamoto I T. Watanabe Rieser Co., Inc., The, Importers and

C. Yamaguchi | K. Kusakawa

Exporters of Hairnets, etc.—Cable Ad:

Rieserando; Codes: West Union-5-Letter

Tung an gen wu chi ho chih suo Mervin Rothschild, manager

Nationa l Go vernment Salt Administra-

tion (Tung An Assistant District

Inspectorate of Salt Revenue)—Teleph. Shantung Hand Knitting Co., Hair-net

267; Cable

Radio Ad: Salt

Ad: Salt and and

144724472 (Chinese); Manufacturers & Exporters—Broad-

(Chinese) way; Cable Ad: Wongkidien

 CHEFOO A123

Shantung Silk & Lace Co., Ltd., Manu- TaiSilk, Tung & Co., Manufacturers of

Laces, Hairnets and Embroidery— Pongee

facturers and Wholesale

Pongees, Laces, Exporters

Embroideries, Hair-nets,of Broadway; Cable Ad : Taitung

Strawbraids and Woollen Rugs, Art

Linens Cable

Street; and Ad:Buntal

YufengHoods—Beach Temple Hill Hospital—(See Hospitals)

H. T. Lee, manager Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

J. Woo, do. Cable Ad: Texaco

SsANTu^e . Trading Union, Ltd., The, Tung Shun Co., Importers, Exporters,

Exporters, Importers and Manu- General Store-keepers

facturers

and Other ofProducts—Teleph.

Embroidery, Lace, Silk tractors —30, Gipperich: Street; Teleph.

466; Cable

Ad: Satru; All Codes Used 530; Cable &Ad:Acme.

Bentley’s Tungshun; Codes Office:

Branch Used:

77, Kiao Chow Road, Tsingtao

Shantung Traders Co., Ltd., The C. H, Chi, general manager

(Shantung Handels-Ges.), Export, Im- Webster, Chao & ,Gq., Ltd., Manufac-

port and Insurance—P.O. Box 2; Cable turers and Exporters—Broadway

Ad: Shantra

H. Lanz, manager H. C. Webster, partner

Geo. Y. Chao, mng. partner

Shun Chang Co.,—Beach

Import-Export Commission

Road;Merchant

Teleph. Western Co.,' The, Exporters of Hair-

142 and 140; Cable Ad: Shunchang nets, etc.—Beach Road; Cable Ad:

Westernco

Smith & Co., L. H., Merchants— =1 3E

Cable Ad: Semay Yannoulatos Brothers (China), General

J. M. Cappelen | W. E. Harle Exporters, Shipping Agents and

Agencies: Brokers—Red Cross Street; Cable

Union Insurance Society of Canton Ad: Onneybros. Branches: Chefoo,

Union Assurance

China Fire Society,

Insurance Co., London

Ltd. Dairen, Kobe and Athens (Greece)

North British & Mercantile Ins. Co. E. N.P. P.Yannoulatos,

Yanhoulatos,director .

director (Athens)

E.P. Huitong,

Y. Bono, signs per pro.

Chinese manager

Standard Hairnet & Thread Products S. K. Yoa, secretary

Co,—Cable Ad: Hsin

Yih Wen Commercial College, The—

^ H Mei Foo Temple

Victor HillWong, president

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company, Refin-

ed Petroleum and Lubricating Oils Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Cable

—Beach Road; P.O. Box 10; Teleph. Ad : McMullan

155; Cable Ad: Standvac James McMullan & Co., Ltd., repre-

H. T, Chen, manager sentatives

A5

 [.UNGKO VV

0 H Lung-kow

Lungkow, a sub-office under the (Jhefoo Customs Commissioner, was

declared a trading port in November, 1913, but was not formally opened until

1st, November,

by highway 1915. of ItChefoo,

duemiles

west is about 80 west

nautical

coastmiles by Shantung

sea and 87promontory.

statute miles

lies about 100 south-westonof thethe Japanese of the

port, Dairen, and is the nearest portIt

tomiles

thedistant

rich Manchurian

from Lungkow. provinces. Newchwang and Tientsin are each about 200

The port is well sheltered on the north by the Chimatao Peninsula, and is the

most northern one in China proper open to the sea throughout the year, though

the harbour is sometimes partly frozen over, greatly handicapping the move-

ments of the clumsy cargo boats. This generally happens in January. The

harbour of Lungkow (Dragon’s Mouth) is seven miles wide at the entrance,

and has a sand bar which forms a breakwater for five miles across the open-

ing. The inner harbour has a low-water mark of from 11 to 14 feet and storms

seldom disturb the shipping inside. It is not to be expected that the Chinese

Government will, for many years at least, undertake extensive harbour im-

provements at Lungkow; but, as it is, the inner harbour has accommodation

for a great deal of shipping and, as its bottom is of clay, not sand, a con-

siderable increase in the depth of water available could probably be brought

about by dredging operations. Until such time as recognition of its favourable

geographical situation forces the bestowal of increased communications, to-

gether with harbour improvement similar to those at Chefoo, any increase of

trade will be slow and must come from an increase in exports and a gradual

elevation of the scale of living with an attendant increase in imports. A

handsome new reinforced concrete pier at the New Settlement has been com

pleted, but has never been used and is slowly falling into decay, while the

roads leading to it have been allowed to deteriorate. During 1924 develop-

ment of the town northwards was planned with some success, but it has since

been abandoned. An electric light works, long anticipated, is now an

accomplished fact.

A level stretch of country behind Lungkow, thickly populated and very

fertile, gives promise of the port some day assuming considerable importance.

The proposed Chefoo-Weihsien Railway would connect Lungkow with both

Chefoo and Weihsien, thus with north and central Shantung. The Weihsien-

Lungkow-Chefoo motor highway could be easily converted into a railway. In

the meantime, this new road brings more trade to the port, although closed to

traffic in wet weather, the rainy season being July and August. The transport

ofLungkow

mails and

are cargo is considerable

of a loose in normal

drifting sand, which, times. The weather,

in stormy beach andcoupled

isthmuswithof

dust from the numerous coal supply depots on all sides, may what otherwise

might easily become a seaside resort for those working in the near neighbour-

hood. The climate is slightly cooler than that of Chefoo, and no doubt one of

the healthiest in China.

Trade in 1939

At the byporttheof expectation

aggravated Lungkow theof year 1939 opened

an imminent with considerable

occupation by Japaneseanxiety,

troops.

reigned in Lungkow during the months of January and February.which,

The political upheaval of 1938 foreshadowed a state of anarchy, in fact,

On the 2nd

March Lungkow was occupied by Japanese forces, the guerrillas evacuating the

town on the same day for strategic reasons. Throughout the year

influence of the new regime was confined within the perimeter of the town and the political

 LUNGKOW A125

those places along the bus lines while the hinterland remained in the hands of

guerrilla forces. The lifting of the Japanese naval blockade heralded a resumption

of steamer

direct foreigntraffic

trade.between

After Lungkow

a lapse ofand sevenDairen

monthsandtheaCustom

revival,Housein consequence,

was reopenedof

on the 6th March, and simultaneously the new

Government of North China” was enforced. The Federated Reserve Bank Import Tariff, 1938, of the “Provisional

agency

was

became established on the 1st June, from which date the new currenpy regulations

per cent in exchange for Federated Reserve Bank notes, the circulation ofofthe40

effective, national legal tender notes being subjected to a discount

former being entirely prohibited as from the 9th August. Despite efforts to maintain

the value of the Federated Reserve Bank note, depreciation was great, money

became

trading cheap,

publicThisand commodity

preferred prices soared, ofwithcapital

to increase the natural consequence that the

new money. tendency led to stocks an increase in imports, goods rather both than hold

foreign the

and

coastwise.

extended In July the “Provisional Government’s” exchange control system was

exception toof all thosearticles of export abroad

of insignificant, nature; orconsequently,

to Central and South having

merchants China with the

business

tonnexiohs

trade on a barter with Shanghai

basis. and Southern ports were constrained to carry on their

$5.8 The tradeasstatistics

million compared of the

withport were as follows in value:; direct foreign imports,of

Chinese merchandise, $5 million as$0.3against

million $1.5during

million;1938direct coastwise

exports imports

to foreign

ascountries,

compared

foreign

$0.5with

imports

million as againstThe$1.8increase

was$1.6inmillion.

large measure accounted

million;in and

value coastwisethe

for under

exports, $4.2ofmillion

by the factheading that imports directof

Manchurian produce, hitherto treated as domestic imports, were classi6ed as of

foreign origin following the introduction in March of the reduced tariff rates.

Imports30,545

which of beancake showed aimported

marked increase from 12,645 to 136,227beans quintals, of

99,368 quintals.quintals

Due to were the food shortagefromin theAntung.

interior,Imports

the yearof witnessed totalled

large

imports

kilogrammes of maize and maize

respectively, flour, aggregating

the foregoing items contributing45,852 over

quintals 83 perandcent4,544,361

of the

total value of direct foreign imports. Sugar advanced from 177 to ',137 quintals,

metric tons. AH other imports remained stagnant. Coastwise importations2,038of

kerosene oil from 0.05 million to 0.32 million litres, and coal from 919 to

nativeto wheat

6,679 flour roseandfromcotton 6,938yarn to 59,346 quintals, whereas rice declinedArticles

from

under the4,853 quintals,

heading of cotton piece goods fell from

showed an4,322 to 1,300increase,

all-round quintals. aggregating

7,013 quintals as compared with 1,512 quintals in 1938.

Under exports abroad, the export of vermicelli, the mainstay of the port’

dropped

from precipitately

24,672 from 19,250 to 870 quintals,

to 1,085 quintals, while

the groundnut oil declined

exchange restrictions, trade in Hongkong

these articles remaining

was diverted solefrommarket.

Hongkong Due toto

Shanghai, but ultimately the products were transhipped to the former port. Fresh

vegetables

from $20,441rosetofrom 5,077 to 2'\ 106jossquintals,

$157,065, mats and matting increasedlevel.in value

coastwise exports, vermicelliwhile advancedsticks from maintained

32,297 to 66,768 their quintals,

previous groundnut Of

oilImportations

from 3,763of toforeign10,581ricequintals, and straw braid from 53

and wheat flour leaped from 39 and 8 quintals to 1,033 to 1,086 quintals.

and 7,846 but

decrease, quintals

wheat respectively,

flour while aasmarked

exhibited regardsincrease

coastwiseinimports,

comparison rice showed thea

withmaize

previous

flour year’s

from Manchuria figures. As

reached and already

as high mentioned, importations

as 45,852 quintals of

and 4,544,361 maize and

as compared with 75 quintals 62 kilogrammes respectively in 1938.kilogrammes

Evidently

the heavy

wheat crop. importations reflected an acute food shortage as a result of a lean

on theReconstruction

7th November of the1937,

ChaowasYuanbeing Lingproceeded

Lung Goldwith Mineduring

destroyed by guerrillas

the year, mining

machinery

imported and Japan.

from buildingNone material

of thevalued

small atflour

overmillshalf resumed

a millionoperation,

dollars while

being

other small factories operating on a small scale

been destroyed or remained closed. The Lungkow Electric Power Company was prior to the hostilities had either

A5!

A126 LUNGEOW—WEIHAIWEI

taken over by the Japanese authorities and recommenced operations on completion

of repairs.

feet in length Under the feet

and 300 auspices of the Lungkow Harbour Office a new jetty, 650

completed in October 1940. in width, is under construction and is expected to be

Totalto 282,660

107,254 tonnagetons.

entered and cleared under General Regulations increased from

DIRECTORY

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Examiner—Chou K’o

Acting Commissioner—S. Momikura Tidewaiters — Liu Chen-min, Chuan

Deputy Commissioner—K. Matsu ok a Tseng Whe, Liang Yun Hsiang,

Assistants — Liu Mo Hsuan and M. Chin Deh Chang, Hsueh Heng Wu,

Marushige Chen Sin Chuan, Lee Tung Sheng,

Clerks — Wang Cheng Yep, Koo Yoh Chao 1, Ding Djen Deh, Liu

Hondah, Li Ju Pai, Chao Fu-kun, Chia Jui, Sun Hsu Hsiao, Chao

Tang Shih Tsai, Tang Hsi Liang Yung Chuan, Lin Pao Hung, I

and Liu Kuo Chun Higashi, M. Kume, M. Takagi, Ma

Tidesurveyor—Chien Shu Tung Yu Fen and Yui Pong Sien

Boat Officers—Chen Shu Chung and Roman Catholic Mission’s Dispensary—

M. Shimura Rev. L. M. Frederic

W K I H A 1 WE 1

M ' Wei.tMii-wei

Weihaiwei is situated oh the south side of the Gulf of Pechili near the extremity

ofnorth-west

the Shantung and thePromontory,

same fromandtheabout port 115 miles distant

of Kiaochau on thefromsouth-west.

Port ArthurFormerly

on the

aJanuary,

strongly1895, fortified Chinese

and wasin held naval station, it was captured by the Japanese on 30th

was finally liquidated 1898.byBefore

them the pending the payment

evacuation by the ofJapanese

the indemnity, which

an agreement

was arrived at between Great Britain and China that the former should

territory on lease from the latter, and, accordingly, on the 24th May, 1898, the British take oyer the

flag was formally hoisted, the Commissioners representing their respective countries

atNarcissus,

the ceremonyfor GreatbeingBritain,

ConsulandHopkins,

TaotaiofYen Chefoo, and Captain

and Captain Lin, King-Hall,

of the Chineseof H.M.S.

war

vessel

asBritish Foochi,

Port Governmentfor China.

Arthur shallasremain Weihaiwei

in the was leased

occupation. to

of Great

Russia,”Britain

and “ for

was so long

regarded a by

period

the

a sanatorium for the British squadron on the China station.

At the

towithChina, Washington Conference

and duringarising

the latter in .1921 Great Britain offered to return the territory

use ofthethe

questions

port byand thethe out ofpart

British this.ofas1922

Fleet

anquestions

aThese

summer

Anglo-Chinese

included

station,

Commission

arrangements

provisions

met tofordeal

theof

foreign residents, representation of foreign residents in the foradministration

the safety

of the territory. Towards the end of 1924 the Chinese and British plenipotentiaries

arrived

vention, atwasaalmost complete

readyagreement

for signatureregarding the termsFengof Yii-hsiang

when General rendition, brought

and the about

Con-

a coup d’etat in Peiping in November of that year. Negotiations were resumed in

1929

Nanking and ofcarried to a successful

the convention for theconclusion

renditionin ofApril 1930, by'which

Weihaiwei, the signature

was ratifiedat

and came into force on 1 st October, 1930. It was accompanied by an agreement whereby

certain naval privileges and facilities were granted to the British Government for a

period of ten years, subject to renewal by agreement between the two Powers.

 WEIHAIWEI A127

min.The former leased

E., comprises territory,

the Island of Liuwhich

Kung,liesallinthelat.islands

37 deg.in 30themin.

Bay X., long. 120 deg.

of Weihaiwei, and10a

belt of land 10 English miles wide along the entire coastline, and consists of ranges of

rugged

and rivermountainsbeds. The and island

rocky hillsof Liuup Kung,

to 1,500once feet high,

barrendividing

and nearly the plains intobut

treeless valleys

now

verdant and picturesque a as the result of a system of afforestation inaugurated in 1910,

island,formed' by backbone of hills rising to some 500 feet.

of which Port Edward is the chief port, are either barren rock or planted with The hillsides on the main-

dwarf

gullies pine and scrub river-beds;

and mountain oak trees. theThestreams valleysareareall mostly

torrentialundulating

and chokecountry full of

up the valleys

with sand and debris from the hills. During three-quarters of the year these river-bed^

are dry. All istheabout

the territory hills are

285 terraced for cultivation as far as possible. The total area of

square miles.

crystalline, and limestone, cut across by dykes ofconsisting

The strata of the mountains are metamorphic, volcanic rock of bedsandof granite.

quartzite,Gold gneiss,is

found

iron are said to exist. Good building-stone and a rich non-hydraulic limestone and

in the territory and has been worked by the Chinese, and silver, tin, lead, are

found. The territory contains some 360 villages, and the population was estimated

infive1931

days.ac 195*000 There are five small market towns, where fairs are held every

The majority

a peaceful, of the Chinese

law-abiding folk. inhabitants are either fishermen or farmers, and are

Commissioner appointed under theup Weihaiwei

The Government of Weihaiwei to the date ofOrder-in-Council

rendition was administered

of the 24th July, by a

1902,

Commissionerwith powers similar to those of a Colonial Governbr. Under this Order the

territory. It iswasnowempowered administered to makeby aOrdinances for the administration

High Commissioner appointed byof the the

Government, who acts directly under the orders of the Executive Yuan.

Weihaiwei is now a fairly regular port of call for many China coasting steamers

sailing northwards from Shanghai. The harbour is well lighted by two lighthouses.

The climate of Weihaiwei is exceptionally good, and the winter, though cold, is dry

and bracing.European

commodious A land bungalows.

and building There company formed

are two largeinhotels

Shanghai,on thehasmainland

erected capable

several

offoraccommodating over 100 people, andand alsoona hotel on the goodIslandroads

withhave

accommodation

by the local Government, and there are recreation parade grounds and golf coursesmadein

50 to 60. Both on the mainland the island been

both places.

Kung)Theisportion

greater

city of Weihaiwei

a walled town (which

of about 2,000liesisinhabitants.

op the mainland

built on,Therecently,

opposite

buttowncultivated

the island

is a poor forone. andbf Lifi

the

New roads and aofPublic the enclosed

Park have area beennotconstructed and two ofvegetables.

the four

picturesque towngates have been demolished to admit carriages.

In spite No ofCustoms

the low duties

taxation,were collectedprosperity

the growing at Weihaiwei during theunder

of the territory British nUtime.

Britisbi rule

caused the public revenue to increase from about $2,000 in 1900 to about half a million

dollars in 1930. But a Chinese Maritime Custom

This and the establishment of other Central Government Revenue Collecting Depart- House has now been established.

ments,

increasedsuchtaxationas the Salt Gabelle andbythea diminution

accompanied Wine and Tobacco Tax Bureau,

of the revenues has resulted

available for localin

government.

practically The curtailment

a offreeGovernment

port has reduced of the commercial

themorevolume advantages

of business dependent

andnumber

depressed on what

land values.was

The system

greatly increased since Rendition. is now elaborate and the of officials. has

Trade in 1939

At Weihaiwei trade during the year was characterised by its vitality in-the

face of relentless obstruction. Gradual proscription of the national currency,

exchange

coastal freight control,rates, the poor

introduction

crops, navalof a monopoly

restrictionsover on junklocal cargo-boats,

trade, sharphigher and

repeated

of the people, advances andina commodity

severe typhoon pricesallwith attendantto lowering

contributed purchasing

the difficulties power

with which

trade had to contend. Offsetting such influences and stimulating trade were the

 A128 WEIHAIWEI

excellent prices obtainable for local exports of groundnuts and groundnut oil—the

bulk and mainstay

groundnut oil exportof trade

the trade of theby port.

exceeded $809,000The that

valueof ofthethe year

groundnut and

1938, this

advance in value being on export shipments less in quantity by 76,706 quintals

than in 1938, There was no diversion from the hinterland

1939 of groundnuts normally using Weihaiwei as entrepdt, as exchange restrictions v:a Tsingtao during

on

year.theUnfavourable

Shantung Promontory favoured neither

weather conditions reducedporttheafter

1939thegroundnut

first quarter

crop ofto the70

per cent of that of the preceding year.

foreignComparative valuemillion

imports, $2.7 statistics for the trade

as compared of themillion;

with $1,7 port were as follows:

coastwise direct

importations

of Chinese$1.6produce,

countries, million$3.4 million $1.4

as against as against

million;$2.7

andmillion;

coastwisedirect exports ofto Chinese

exportations foreign

goods. $4.3

exports millionandas compared

coastwise with $3.7formillion.

abroad accounted 87 per Groundnut

cent and 94iandpergroundnut

cent of the oil

total

bil value ofandtrade

abroad to in thoseChinese

other groups.ports—mainly

Total shipments of groundnuts223,807

Shanghai—were and groundnut

quintals,

representing, as already pointed out, a decline of 76,706 quintals as compared

with 1938as shipments.

quintals against 45,285 Wheat Hour inimports

quintals fromstimulated

1938 were abroad andby coastwise of 60,448

the export-impor

exchange

high system, as were

price ofandricecoastwise sugar,

reduced being softwood,

consumption and sulphate

in favouras ofagainst of ammonia,

maize,29,860

imports while

of the and the

latter

from abroad 23,894 quintals quintals, of

cheap flour (mainly maize) of 272,298 kilogrammes as against 35,530 kilogrammes in

1938. Rice and paddy arrivals from abroad were 12,111 quintals and from Chinese

ports 1,489 quintals,

its low-price popularityshowing.a total decline

for fertiliser, 93,859of quintals

17,842 quintals.

arrivingBeancake retainedas

from abroad

compared

10,635 quintalswith in48,013

1938. quintals,

No kerosenewith oilnowasarrivals

importedfromfromChinese

abroad.ports as against

Total tonnage entered and cleared under General Regulations showed a decrease

ofvessels

394,617 tons as'fromcompared

fell away 1,220,478 with 1,726,017

to 801,976 tons.tons for 1938. Tonnage of British

DIRECTORY

PORT EDWARD

Aquarius Co. of Shanghai,Manufactur- Shnghai Branch Office

J,U. Davidson,

ers of Table

House, Waters—Office:

44, Foochow Macgrcgor

Road;Teleph, 17589; J. Kelly manager

Cable Ad: Aquarius. Factory: 400, J. K.

General R. Macgregor | R. C. F. Macgregor

Office

Thorburn

Caldbeck,Road;Macgregor

Teleph. 50055 Co., Ltd., W. Lowry I A. J, Corbin

general managers F, P. Bahon | L. W. Parker

A. D. Openshaw, factory manager Foreign Sales Dept.

J. Kearns I K. Gulamali S. A. Ancel

J. S. Smith I K, D. Bogarodsky Chinese Sales Dept.

C. J.Ling | S. Y. Fong

M. I. Poshnine | J. da Cunha Order Desk

^ In ^ JE N. Anderson j K. Shaw

Chin kwong ho kung sue Shipping

S. C. Dept. I Y. E. Tuck

Loh

Caldbeck,

(Macgregors,Macgregor

Ltd,, General

Co., Ltd. Stenographers

Miss A Dept.

Park | Miss G. Ross

Wine and Spirit Merchants— Macgregor AcConv.tsJ. E. Watson

House, 44, Foochow Road ; Teleph. J.E. Stephan

17589; P.O. Box 344; Cable Ad: Caldbeck J. Macain I| Y.H, S.C. Sung

Shing

J. F,C. Macgregor,

N, Macgregor,director

do. Cashier’s Dept.

A. F. Fong

F. R. Davey,

E. F. Bateman, do.

do, Godown-keeper | A. K, Fong

W. G. Crokam S. K. Chang

 WEI HAIWEI—PORT ED WA RD A129

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & S.D. Y.Hunson,

Chow, manager

general manager

China—Port Edward H. C. Fong

Lavers & Clark, agents

Chinese Maritime Customs—('able Ad: ^ 'gY Foo Wei

Gustos FooCommission

Wei Co., The, General Merchants

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Agents—15, Yi Yuan and Lu;

Cable Ad: Foow ei

Christian Missions in Many Lands— H. W. Sun,

H. W. Chi, managermng. director

Weihaiwei

Mr. and Mrs. A. Whitelaw Agents:

Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Clarke Kailan Mining Administration

Miss A. Gresham Imperial Chemical Industries (China;,

Miss A. Rout

Mrs. M. Buckley (Absent) TheLtd.China Soap Co., Ltd.

Wenteng Hsien: Yao HuaInsce.

Union Mechanical

SocietyCo.ofGlass Co.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. E. Bridge

Miss E. Daniel] Sun Texas

The Life Assurance

Co. (China), ofCanton,

Ltd.CanadaLtd.

Kwanlitsen:

Mrs. M. Smith R.B.M. Consulate—Cable

Consul—H. Ad: Britain

A. F. B. Archer, o.b.e.

Mrs. E. Gill an

Shihtao: Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpor-

Miss Akers ation—Port Edward

Miss M. Squires Lavers & Clark, agents

Shangputou:

Miss S. le Tourneau Hor Chung, Tea Service Maker- 48,

Miss F. Barclay Dorward Road

Yeitou (Honanchenkia):

Miss J. Coxon

M iss C. McKenzie Island Hotel- Cable Ad : Island

D. Clark & Co., proprietors

t- & Ig ^ ft1 King’s Hotel—Cable Ad: Kings

Chung hum shhig hung hui D. Clark & Co., proprietors

Church of England Mission (S.P.G.)—

Port Edward 3S % Tai Mow

Rev. H. R. Heritage, b.a. Lavers & Clark, Merchants—

G.MissE.D.Sibley,

Brown b, sc. Shan Lu, Mainland: Cable Ad26,: Lavers

Chung

W. M. Weston

Franciscan

Rev. Mother Convent—Port

Superior—M.Edward

Rosalie ^ Lo-to-sq

LoExporters

Ro So,of Ltd., Manufacturers,

Head-embroidered and

Linens,

St. Jame’s

Rev. E.Church—iLu

Skues, b.a. Rung Tao Drawn Work, Handkerchiefs and Art

Novelties — 4, Canton Road; Cable Ad:

St. John’s Church—Port Edward Loroso

Rev. H. R. Heritage, b.a. H.H. W. Chi, sub-manager

manager

Clark & Co., D., General Merchants— Y.L.T.Chi,

Ku, assistant

Cable

JohnAdClark,: Cleirach

manager Niogemann A Co., W., General Merchants

—Port

T. M.Edward

Shang, signs per pro.

East Cliff Hotel—Cable Ad : Eastcliff

Mrs. A. M. A. Travers, manageress Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad :

% fig Foch Tai Socony

Fock Tai Co., agents

Fock Tai & Co., Importers and Exporters, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd

General Merchants, Shipping and Insur-

wei Agents - Cable Ad: Futai, Weihai- —Cable

ance Fock Tai Ad:&Powhattan

Co., agents

A130 WEJHAIWE1

WEIHAIWEI

AhMainland;

Foxo, Photographers—Island Rev. Sisters Constance, Lauren-

F. H. Sze,Cable Ad: Ah Fong and

manager

tius, Nicolas, Eucharistic, Ma-

ria, Souse, Annoberta, Catherine

and Agnes

Ah Mee, Government Contractor— Union Chapel—Liu-kung-tao

Mee E. San, proprietor For the Use of Non-Conformists of

H. M. Fleet

H.B.M. Naval Depot—EiukungtaO, Wei- A. Whitelaw and Wife

haiwei

Medical Officer-in-Charge, Naval Reuters,

Depot—Surg. Comdr. A. A. Pom-

fret, m.b., ch.b., d.o.m.s., Royal Ltd. Ltd.—c/o McMullan (Agencies),

Navy-

Deputy Naval Store Officer—J. A. SinLiukungtao

Jelly-Belly & Co., Naval Tailors—

Brown

J. K. Chu, manager

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

wt xwi m m m m $

Catholic Mission of WeihaiwEi— Wei sing sze sui pien chi hung cho

Very Rev. C. Stern, praef. apos. & Weihaiwei

superior (W.H.W.)

Rev. turers and Handiwork

Exporters of Co., Manufac-

Embroideries,

Rev. M.L.J. Masson,

Rev. van Dykpro.

B. Yang (W,praef (W.H.W.)

H. W.)

(W.H.W.)

Laces,

ments, Model Junks, ShantungOrna-

Hoses, Tea-pots,'. Silver Pro-

Rev. T, Rackeiser, dean & rector ducts—28, 29a, 29b, Kun Ming Street;

(Wenteng) Cable Ad: Weising

Rev. T. Cansell, dean & rector S. S Handley, director

S. C. Huang, manager -

Rev.(Mowping)

G. Quint, superior (Yentaen Wei Sing Trading Co,, Importers and

Rev.& W.H.W.)

C. Fried, rector (Pov-si-tow Exporters of Linens, Flax Yarn, Silks,

by Taotsun) Embroideries,

Hair-net, Laces, Hoses,and

Silver-Ornaments, Tea-pots,

Shan-

Rev. X. Fried (W.H.W.) tung Products—28, 29A; 29b, Kun Ming

Chieh; Cable Ad : Weising

Stella Maris School^ Weihaiwei Handiwork. Co., managers

Rev. Br. Andrew-Joseph, director & proprietors

Rev.Bona

Brs.venture,

Emile, Chrysologus, S. W.C. C.Huang, signs manager

per pro.

Irenaeus andJoachim,

Cyril Lee, Sales

The Convent— m * Yung Sheung

Rev. Mother Mauritia, superior

Rev. Mothers Henriette, Immaccu- Yung King & Co., Army and Navy

Contractors, General Storekeepers —

lee, Gabriel and Chrodegand The Bund; Cable Ad : Yungking

 TMNCTAO

^ Kiau-chow

Tsingtao, situated at the entrance to Kiaochow Bay in Shantung, was

occupied by a German squadron on November 14th, 1897, in consequence of

the murder

a lease of two

of the Germanfor missionaries,

territory the term of and GermanyWhen

99 years obtained from war

the great China

in

Europe broke out in 19J4, Japan, under the terms of her treaty of alliance

with Great Britain, intervened because the peace of the Ear East was menaced

by the German occupation of Kiaochow, inasmuch as the Colony constituted

a naval base for operations in the East against the shipping and territories

of the countries with whom Germany was at war. Shortly after the out-

break of the war Japan advised Germany to disarm all her armed vessels in

Chinese and Japanese waters, and to hand Kiaochow over to Japan with a

view to its eventual restoration to China. Germany returned no reply to

this comimiunication. Consequently, on August 23rd, Japan declared war

against Germany, and took measures at once, in co-operation with the British,

to blockade and invest the German territory of Kiaochow. The bombardment

of the place by land and sea began on September 27th, and the garrison

capitulated on November 7th after all the forts had been taken by a final

night attack, in which the South Wales Borderers co-operated with the

Japanese. H.M.S. Triumph and the destroyers Usk and Kennett assisted in

the naval operations. Upwards of 5,000 prisoners were taken and conveyed

to, Japan for internment until the end of the wraVi

By the Sino-Japanese Treaty of 1915, China engaged herself to recognise all

matters that might be agreed upon between the Japanese Government and the

German Government respecting the disposition of all the rights, interests and

concessions, which, in virtue of treaties or otherwise, Germany possessed

vis-a-vis China in relation to the province of Shantung. This instrument was

recognised at the time by Great Britain and France. At the Conference of

the Allies possessed

Germany at Paris, should

the Chinese

revert delegates

to their contended

Government,thatin any rights which

accordance with

J apan’s original undertaking, especially as, since that undertaking was given,

China had become one of the Allies. As they failed to obtain satisfaction,

they declined to sign the Peace Treaty with Germany, which provided that

Germany’s rights in Shantung should be transferred to Japan. The matter

came before the

tung Treaty, Washington

under Conference

which it was providedinthat

1921,theandterritory

the result

shouldwasbetherestored

iShan-

to China. A Sino-Japanese Commission was subsequently appointed to give

effect to the provisions of the Treaty, and this body met in 1922 and arranged

terms which are set forth in the Treaty section of this volume.

While Kiaochau was in German occupation, the special attention of the

Administration was devoted to agricultural, commercial and mining deve-

lopment in the Protectorate and Shantung. The local administration con-

sisted of a Council, composed of all the heads of the several administrative

departments under the personal supervision of the Governor and four mem-

bers chosen from the civil population and appointed for two years. The Pro-

tectorate developed to an unlooked-for extent under this system of admini-

stration, which enabled all the vital questions at issue, such as legal rights,

landed properties, land-tax assessment, school and church matters, to be sat-

isfactorily settled. The object of the Administration in dealing with the

land question was to secure for every settler the lasting possession of his plot,

thereby

ber, 1898,opposing unhealthy

wras declared a freeland

port.speculation.

The harbourTsingtao,

had allonthetheadvantages

2nd, Septem- of

A132 TSINGTAO

a Treaty port, and as a free port especially recommended itself as an em-

porium, since the merchant could there store, free of duty, his wares from

abroad or his raw materials brought from the interior of China. The Chinese

import duties were at first levied only on goods brought to Tsingtao by

sea, when they were transported beyond the borders of the Protectorate into

Chinese territory. The Chinese export duties were at first levied only on

goods brought from the interior of China, when they were shipped, from the

German Protectorate to any other place. But in December 1905 a

new Convention came into force whereby Tsingtao ceased to be a

free port, and the Imperial Maritime Customs began to collect

duties there as well as all the other Treaty ports of China. But

the Convention stipulated that 20 per cent of the import duty collected

at Tsingtao should be paid to the Imperial German Government. The Com-

missioner of Customs in his report for 1906 commented on the arrangement

as follows“The principal object of the arrangement, which, moreover,

afforded the opportunity of a political rapprochement and material conces-

sions for mutual benefit on both sides, was the creation and promotion of

trade and commerce between the Vachtgebiet and the Chinese hinterland.

The results of the first epoch have conclusively proved the wisdom of this

novel arrangement. Under it trade developed beyond axpectation and rose

from a value of Taels 2,000,000 in 1899 to Tls. 22,000,000 in 1905, and Tsingtao,

the former dilapidated fishing village, grew into a handsome city with a

flourishing mercantile community and a considerable number of manufactur-

ing establishments, giving promise of good profits and further development.

Its success emboldened the merchants, foreign and Chinese, to ask for, and

the Government to agree to, going a step further and arranging for the

limitation of the free area, which formerly comprised the whole Fachtgehiet,

to the harbour, on much the same lines as the German free ports Hamburg

and Bremen. The chief advantage of this step lies in the removal of Custom

control from the railway stations to the free area, and the consequent free-

dom of goods and passengers to pass in and out, from and to the hinterland,

without hindrance or control of any kind—a traffic simplification from which

a considerable increase in trade was expected.” The new arrangement

inspired confidence in the stability and future of the port and attracted

artisans, traders, and wealthy Chinese firms, which last, hitherto dealing

with Chefoo, had until now kept aloof from the place. The total value o

trade increased from Hk. Tls. 30,700,000 in 1906 to Hk. Tls. 39,700,000 in

1909, and reached a total of Hk. Tls. 56,330,321 for the year 1912, or an in-

crease of 20% over the previous year, notwithstanding the disadvantageous

«onditions for trade caused by the revolutionary troubles in China.

The Bay of Kiaochau is an extensive inlet two miles north-west of Cape Jaeschke.

The

with entrance is notwith

rocky shores, morethethan

new Iftown

milesof Tsingtao

across, the(“green

east side beingfrom

island,” a lowa small

promontory

grassy

island

west close

side of to the

the land)

entrance about

is two

another miles from

promontory the point

with of

hills the peninsula.

rising to On 600

about the

feet. stretch

good The shoreof here

sandyis beach.

rocky, andThe dangerous

bay is so on thethat

large westtheside,landbutatonthethehead

east can

sideonly

is a

just be seen from the entrance (about 15 to 20 miles away), and the water gradually gets

shallower the

stands as the north side of theofbaythe isbay

approached. The old Chinese sea. Kiaochau city

there areat two north-west

anchorages corner

for big ships; the about 5 miles

larger and betterfrom onetheis round At

theTsingtao

point of

the east

new molepromontory,

was opened onon March

the north

6th, side,

1904,and

whichthe accommodates

other, smaller one, five on the south

vessels side. A

with berths.

Asubsequently

second moleconstructed.

was openedThey a fewhave

months

direct later, and a third

connection with for

the kerosene

railway. ships

Aboutwas20

ships can be berthed simultaneously in the harbour.

The hills, in former days merely bare rocks of granite and porphyry, are now clad

in fresh green owing to an extensive scheme of afforestation, which was decided upon

in the early days of the colony. The soil of the valleys between the ranges and the

 TSINGTAO A133

plain country on the north-east is alluvial and very fertile, and is carefully cultivated

Wheat, barley, beans, millet, maize, groundnuts, leaf tobacco and many other

grains in smaller quantities are grown. The foreign residential quarter at

Tsingtao has been well laid out, and there are some good foreign hotels. The

first sod ofand

ber, 1899, the the

Shantung

line to Eailway

Tsinanfuwaswascutopened

by Prince

on theHenry of Prussia

1st, June, 1904. inItOcto-

has

done a prosperous business from the day it was opened.

The wireless installation at the Signal Berg, originally built by the Germans, was

removedhasbybeen

station the Japanese

establishednavalby theauthorities

Japaneseinmilitary

June, 1921, but a powerful

authorities new wireless

at Taisichen. It is

available to the public for “urgent” telegrams. A thoroughly

was opened in January, 1912. with funds supplied by the Union of German equipped observatory

Navy

Leagues abroad. A boys middle school, built at a cost of Yen 228,000, now stands

where

The the came

port Germans

under hadtheerected

control anofaero-shed on theGovernment

the National western slope of the

onThe

the 15thYamen

April,Forts.

1929,

and was officially proclaimed to be

has been active in improving local conditions. a special area on the 1st May. new municipality

In May, 1929> a radiogram service was made available for commercial

use. Roads in general are kept in a good state of repair and construction

and extension have steadily increased with the result that at the end of 1933

the mileage of urban and suburban roads was 239 and 373 kilometers respec-

tively.

150 miles,Finally, the motor-highway

was completed, thus rendering between Tsingtao

available and Chefoo,

to motorists usinga Tsingtao

distance asof

tion work during 1933 comprised 538 buildings valued at about $3,850,000,construc-

their base the use of various provincial highways. Private or commercial among

them various bank buildings and the Edgewater Mansions, a new and completely

modern hotel. Additionally, the Municipality completed the reconstruction of the

pier extending outwards from the main promenade towards the island known

as small Tsingtao, at a cost of $260,000 and erected a public stadium at a cost

oftennis,

$197,000. Comprising

basketball, etc., it asis itin does a running

constant use by track,

Chinesea football field, space

and Foreigners alike.for

The Public Works Department has been steadily improving the water

supply in spite of difficulties deriving from comparatively scanty rainfall

and lack of access to rivers or lakes. The Telephone Administration has also

been keeping abreast of local development and has undertaken the installa-

tion of 400 additional instruments. Last, but by no means least, the greatest

care is being given to education. Municipal expenditure in the latter con-

nection has doubled in the past two years.

According to a Chinese census, the population has increased by over 18,000

persons during 1933 and now stands at a total of 444,690 inhabitants. A new

concrete and granite pier in the Great Harbour, construction of which started

inpiedJune 1932, was military

by Japanese completedforces in February

on 10th, 1936. The 1938.

January, port of Tsingtao was occu-

Trade in 1939

While general conditions in Tsingtao seemed to have returned to normalcy

with the formation of a municipal government, the extension in principle of

the use of wharf facilities to Third Power vessels, and the resumption of night

train service, a considerable portion of the interior remained closed to traffic

and trade owing to the existence of a different currency and constant military

operations against guerrillas. Nor did natural elements prove favourable. In

striking contrast to Tientsin, which suffered a destructive flood, Tsingtao ex-

perienced a very dry summer, resulting in shortage of water. On the other

hand, at the end of August a devastating typhoon struck this part of the coast.

However, it wrought less havoc in Tsingtao than along the coast, where agri-

cultural plants, salt-fields, and salt in depot to the value of millions of dollars

were totally destroyed. No sooner was the typhoon over than Tsingtao was

proclaimed a cholera-infected port for well over 50 days, though the disease

took toll of less than 100 lives. It is gratifying to note that, despite all these

difficulties, the year’s total value of trade came up to the past record and was

 A134 TSINGTAO

almost double that for the preceding year. These satisfactory results were

attributable to the revival of the spinning industry, the cessation of smuggling,

the export boom enjoyed by native products, and the strong demand for all

kinds of merchandise on account of the desire for investment in the latter in

preference to holding paper currency, especially after the outbreak in Septem-

ber pi hostilities in. Europe. Since Japan, whence, name ^rpore than 7Q pe?.' cent

of the imported goods of this port, restricted her exports as from September

1939, it is considered unlikely that trade—or, at least, foreign imports—for the

coming year can possibly maintaiti its upward trend.

The trade statistics recorded by the. Customs for the value of the trade of

the port were as follows: direct foreign imports, $121 million as compared with

$47 million in 1938; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise, $55.8

million as against $28.4 million; direct exports to foreign countries, $56 mil-

lion as against. $31.4 million ; and coastwise exports of Chinese products, $76.5

million as compared with $36.4 million. Among imported articles, sugar

ranked first with a total quantity of 545,723 quintals, chiefly from Formosa, to

the value of $14.9 million, registering a fourteenfold increase in value as com-

pared with the previous year, mainly owing to the absence of smuggling. Im-

portsmillion

$2.2 of textile machinery

on account and parts

of smaller fell snort

demand and aoflarge

the record figure offorspindles,

local supply 1938 by

but the total value of machinery and tools, amounting to $13.8 million, well

maintained

year its position.

in the import Theamounting

of paper, year saw ain threefold increase

value to $6.4 oVer ofthewhich

million, previous

$2.7

million came under the heading of common printing newspaper and $789,000

under cigarette paper, good demand for purposes of actual, consumption as

well as hoarding being responsible for the brisk business. The extensive build-

ing activities continued, with the resu.lt that importations of timber rose in

value from $4.5 million tq $7.1 million. Both Japan and the United States of

America were equally interested, in this trade. Compared with 1938, more than

a ■ threefold increase was witnessed in chemicals as a result of the revival of

industrial enterprises., With the exception of sulphate of ammonia, the supply

of which came from Germany, Belgium, Great Britain, Japan, and Switzerland,

the

Fisherybulk and

of chemicals, especially

sea products medicines,remarkable

also registered came almostimprovement

entirely fromandJapan.

rose

from $1 million to $4.5 million during the year, importation of long seaweed

alone amounting in value to $1.6 million. As a result of the link exchange

control, imports of wheat flour jumped from 14,880 to 169,262 quintals, of which

60 per cent came from Japan, 30 per cent from the United States of America,

and the rest from Korea. Rice imports amounted to 169,559 quintals, showing

an increase of 180 per cent over 1938 on account of the increase in the Japanese

population. Of the total quantity imported, 106,118 quintals came from Korea,

and it was only when Korea herself was faced with a shortage of rice at the

end of the year that supplies had to be obtained from Siam and Wubu. Since

the hinterland, where most of the imports of kerosene oil are in demand, re-

mained almost inaccessible to trade owing to unsettled conditions, business in

kerosene oil made no headway and reached only half of the figure for 1937;

only because of the , non-existence of smuggling did the quantity imported

advance from the preceding year’s 13,156,200 litres to 24,492,463 litres, of which

9,654,130

America, litres came from

and 4,782,439 litresJapan,

from 9,120,924

NetherlandslitresIndia.

from Importations

the United Statesof gaso-of

lene, however, jumped from 899,235 to 6,154,875 litres. It is worthy of notice

that, despite the high retail price, which steadily rose from $1.35 to $2.60 per

gallon during the year, such a large volume was imported; Netherlands India

led , in theStates

United tradeof with almost,

America with4 million litreslitres

1.2 million to her

and credit, followed

Japan with less by

thanthe1

million litres. The demand, for crude, old, or waste india-rubber and crude

gutta-percha advanced from 11,088 to 60,343 quintals valued at $2.8 million,

showing a fivefold advance over the 1938 figure. Total imports of leaf tobacco

were 654,909 kilogrammes as compared with 435,312 kilogrammes in 1938. As

a departure from former years, the lead in supplying this article was taken by

an entirely new source of supply, Korea, whence came 376,510 kilogrammes out

 TSINGTAO A135

of the total of 654,909 kilogrammes imported, instead of the United States of

America, which supplied 163,764 kilogrammes as against 428,042 kilogrammes

in 1938, the full activities of the local Japanese cigarette factories being respon-

sible for the changes. The effect of the drastic enforcement of export control

by Japan is reflected in the imports of cotton piece goods, which declined from

$2.1 million to $2 million. In consequence of the brisk export tradp of native

products, the import of new gunny bags from India for packing purposes alone

amounted to 20,846 quintals valued at $941,000.

As regards exports, with the shipment to foreign countries of groundnut,

oil increasing from 116,440 quintals valued at $4 million in 1938 to 242,766

quintals valued at $11 million, the staple product of Shantung province re-

gained,

many came frontinrank

for among export

the lion’s sharearticles. Contrarywith

of the business to the113,911

previous year,toGer-

quintals her

credit, while the United States of America took only 41,250 quintals. The ex-

port of coal reached the record figure of 564,002 metric tons valued at $10.6

million as a result of huge shipments of coal produced in Yihsien and the

strong new demand from Japan for anthracite mined at Tzechwan. Although

the total value of the shipments of eggs and egg products represented a 50 per

cent increase over 1938 and amounted to $7.6 million, the quantity actually

exported fell short of the previous year’s figure by 10,318 quintals of frozen

whole egg (melange) and 9,483 mille of eggs in shell. The decrease is due to

the fact that the exchange obtained by local exporters was not as favourable

as that obtained by Tientsin and Shanghai exporters. Compared with 1938,

the shipment of shelled groundnuts advanced from 195,778 quintals valued at

$3.5 million to 304,460 quintals valued at $7 million, the year’s features being

the much dwindled coastwise exports, which declined from 519,451 quintals in

1937 to 65,305 quintals during the year under review, and the starting of ship-

ments to South American ports. The export of beef to Japan, amounting in

value to $1.8 million, showed a fourfold increase as compared with the preced-

ing year but a falling-off of about 50 per cent as against 1936. Though the

quantity of exports of leaf tobacco receded from 82,568 to 43,954 quintals, yet

as a result of good prices prevailing the total value was not far short of that

for 1938. While the demand from the Kwantung Leased Territory remained

as strong as ever, Japan took nothing as against 30,900 quintals for the pre-

vious year. Since prices offered by domestic cigarette manufacturers were

more attractive than those offered by foreign exporters, the quantity exported

coastwise doubled, that exported abroad. That the bristle exports from this

port, contrary to prediction, improved from 1,212 quintals value at $0.9 million

to 1,603 quintals valued at $1.9 million was most probably at the expense of

the trade in Tientsin. Despite various efforts to increase shipments to Japan,

the export of salt dropped from 2,492,815 to 1,647,710 quintals on account of

the typhoon. The export of groundnut cake trebled and amounted to 129,566

quintals valued at $1 million, two-thirds of which was shipped to the United

States of America and the rest to Japan. With the revival of the textile in-

dustry, consisting of nine cotton mills which could consume the entire normal

yield of the cotton produced in the Shantung province, i.e., 1,300,000 piculs if

operated at full capacity, it is but natural that cotton exports declined from

66,979 quintals valued at $5.6 million to 5,292 quintals valued, at $621,707.

The total number of vessels entered and cleared under General .Regulations

from and tc domestic and foreign ports was 3,523 with an aggregate tonnage

ofcompared

5,736,515with

tons,therepresenting

preceding anyefer.

increase

The ofpercentage

1^077 vesselsof and 1,790,803

tonnage tons theas

under

Japanese flag rose from 62 per cent to 73 per cent. As to British shipping,

a further decline, to 16 per cent was registered.

A136 TSINGTAO

DIRECTORY

Adams & Sons, T., Automobile Agent— BANKS

25,T.Hupeh

Adams, Road;proprietor

Teleph. 5516

Bank of Chosen, General Banking

Business—8, Kuantao Road; Telephs.

American Lutheran Mission of 2217, 2535, 2669 and 21715; Cable Ad:

Chosenbank

Shantung—

Tsingtao Bank of Communications—93, Chung

Rev. L. G. Cooper Shan Road; Cable Ad: Chiaotung

Rev. and Mrs. P. P. Anspach (On

furlough)

Mrs. W. Matzat Chartered BankAd:of Tenacity

China—Cable India, Australia &

Miss

Miss Lydia Reich

Mae Rohlfs

Rev. and Mrs. Theo. Scholz Deutsch-Asiatische BankRoad;

— Exchange

Miss Erva Moody Building, 22, Kuan Tao P.O. Box

Rev. M. D. Shutters 111;E. Cable Ad: Teutonia

Tsimo Schders | H. Rehders

Rev. and Mrs. R. Sell

Miss E. Strunk

Tsingtao District) (Tsang Kou, ft m w n

Miss M. Clara Sullivan Way foong ning hong

Miss Catherine Stirewalt Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Kiaochow poration—5, Kuantau Road; P.O.

Rev. and Mrs. C, Reinbrecht Box 71; Cable Ad : Brenfors

Miss F. Strecker A. C. Kennett, in-charge (Temporary)

C. H. Pickford, assistant

® % & m m Ming Hwa Commercial & Savings

Meigwo djang lao hwei —117, Chungshan Road; Telephs.Bank

5147

American Presbyterian Mission— and 5148; Cable Ad: Minghwa

Tsi Yang Road; Teleph. 5045; Cable

Ad: Presbyterian

R. G. Coonradt and Wife Whang ping cheng eking ing hong

Miss Irene Forsythe tsing tao tsu chang sou

Miss Ella Gernhardt Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The

C. C.G. van

M. Deusenand

Tewsbury andWife

Wife —1,M. Kuantao Road; Cable Ad: Shokin

Anzai, manager

Ardee House—15, Fushan Road,

Cable Ad : Harris “Bickerton’s”

Yang Road; (Flats)—12

Cable Ad:andBickerton

14, Lai

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—20, KuantaoRoad; Botelho Bros., Merchants—Snanso

Cable Ad: Ulfhansen

Bank Building, 1st floor, Chungshan

w! & itiH/C *5 *18 3S & Road; Teleph. 3849; P.O. Box 12;

Ting shang a si a huo yu hung sze Cable Ad: Botelho

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Brembach, E. M. H., Commission and

Ltd., The—Cable Ad: Doric Advertising

F. P.J. J.E. A.Willis, P.O. Box 220 Agency—3, Pacific Road;

Innesmanager

A. E. F. Kemp (Tsinan) British Chamber of Commerce—Cable

I. E.Baird,

W. McGilchrist, accountant

Instal. manager Ad: Britiscom

Miss E. S. MacRae, secretary Chairman—A. MacKenzie

Hon. Secretary—A. H Aiers

 TSINGTAO

Bkuno Haube, Manufacturers’ Represen- P. Gerhard Heming

tatives,

51, Import,Road;

Shantung ExportP. O.&Box

Wholesale:—

254 P. N. Tabellion

Bruno Haube, prop. P. A. Rygula

I. Wurzel | F. &Denzle

manager Bro. Gorgonius

HeadTeleph.

Office: 28903;

54, Yamagata-dori,

P. O. Box 30 Dairen; China

Bruno Haube, prop. & manager Ltd.—4,Import

2nd &Takong

ExportRoad;Lumber Co.,

Telephs.

S. Shimuzo j J. Wang 30272 (Office) & 30271 (Lumber Yard);

P.O. Box 112; Cable Ad: Lumberco

C.Y.

N. D.Tai,

Kao,Shantung territory mgr.

local manager

Busch & von Alemann, Import, Export, H. C. Chow, asst, local manager

Insurance, Shipping—44, Hunan T. M. Han, chief accountant

Road;

DachengP. O. Box 147; Cable Ad:

O.M.v. Alemann,

Volchok proprietor H ^ Ta Chang

Chinese Engineering & Development

Co., Inc., Railway Supplies and

■jtjf ^ Tai koo General Engineering—39, Kuangsi

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants- - Road; Cedco

Teleph. 4202; Cable Ad:

P.O. Box 108; Cable Ad: Swire H. A. Raider, pres.

W.B.D.S.B.Stephenson

Miller, signs per pro. Yang Pao-ling, secty. & treas.

Wayne W. Hsu, Tsingtao mgr.

C. K. Sun, accountant

Calobeck, Macgregor & Co., Wine K. C. Lee, clerk

and Spirit Merchants—29, Kuan

Tau Road; Telephs. 2832, 2210, CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS

4518; Cable Ad : Multiple

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers International Recreation Club of

Tsingtao— Adams Building, Chung-

and Contractors—1-2, Woosung Road; shan Road;

Telephs. 2480, 3407; P. O. Box 86; Cable

Ad: Carlowitz; Codes: Carlowitz, A.B.C. Office: 3802, Race Secretary:

Telephs. 4022

Course: 2481,

5th and 6th Edns., Rudolf Mosse, Acme. Stables: 5664; P.O. Box 232; Cable

Head Office: Shanghai. Branches: Tien Ad:Chairman—T. Sport

ing, Hankow, ■Taiyuanfu,

tsin, Mukden, Canton, Tsinanfu,

Dairen Pek-

and

Adams

Hon. Secretary—H. J. Zimmerman

Harbin Accountant—P. M. Belov

Racing Secretary—N. R. Plasovsky

Business Secretary—L. Y. Chen

H m Hwei Chang Supt. of Course—C. Liebgold

Casey Stenographer—J. Dobrovolsky

porters,& Lyttle,

Engineers Importers and Ex-

and Insurance Clerk—E. L. Liu

Typist—John Ing Y. Liang

Agents—141, Kwan

Box 22; Cable Ad: Calyt Hsien Road; P.O. Business Manager—Y.

Wm. Lyttle, sole

A. A. Markevitch, managerpartner

Russian Christian Association in

Tsingtao—34, Kinkow Road

Catholic Mission of Tsingtao (Steyl Priest—Father

Chairman—A. A.Nafanail

Bolotoff

Missionaries S. V. D.)—Corner of Chufu Hon. Treasurer—N.

and Chekiang Roads; Teleph. 2204; P.O.

Box 278; Cable Ad: Tienchutang Hon. Secretary—S. P.E. Belov

Selenko

Executive Manager—Dr.

Rector—P. W. Bungert G. Weig

Parish Priest—P. Dr. John Weig Tsingtao Book Club & Lending

Library, The — 9, Chekiang Road;

Procurator—P. Max. Seidel Teleph. 4401;

P ro-Vicar—P. John Dahlenkamp J. Lennox, manager

A138 TSINGTAO

Tsingtao Golf Club—Chan Shan ; DaichouNippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—6, Teng-

Road; P.O. Box 103

P.O. Box 281

President—A. J. Martin

Hon. Secretary—A. A.E. Bell

Hon. Treasurer—G. Drew

Captain—H. Lowe BahtLienjftChifig?Chuen

Committee—M. Takahashi, F. Funatsu Dairen

K Hwei *Shue

and R C. Jackson Risen Kaisha, Steamship Co.,

OwnersTauandRoad;Shipping

Kuan Telephs.Agents

2136, —2563,

37,

Tsingtao Hockey & Football Club— 2727 and 6677; Cable Ad: Daiki; Code:

Teleph. 24772; P.O. Box 123 Bentley’s

Chairman—R. H. Eckford M.T.Tsuruno,

Tagami manager

Hockey

FootballCaptain—F.

Captain—F.C.Fauert

Bardens K. Kawada | K. Harada

Hon. Treasurer—A. D.Hansen S. Nishiura I S. Iwanaga

Hon. Secretary—R. L. Gordon K. Hirayama | Miss Y. Ohta

Tsingtao ^ leh Fu

ChungshanInternational

Road; P.O. Box Club

226 — 1, Deutsche Farben Handelsellschaft

Waibel & Co.—186, Shantung Road;

Chairman—G. C. F. Russell Teleph.,

Vice-Chairman—F. R. Hailing

Hon. Secretary—M. A. Zimmerman Waidefag4422; P.O. Box 2; Cable Ad:

Hon. Treasurer—J. G. Schjuette F. Weitz

Committee—C. P. Chung, W. D. B. Dr. L. Mai 1 D. Kiesow

Miller, F. Nauerh, K. Shizume, G. P.W. Hess

Wilhelm Ij Mrs.

Miss G.E. Ge'rriets

Eckert

G.Wang

Telberg, M. Tsuruno and C. L.

m m m

Tsingtao Paper Hunt Club— Djing & Co., Walter, Manufacturers,

Hon. Secretary—A. Hansen c/o The Exporters and P.O.

Commission

Box 78; Merchants

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.. 28, Kuantao —Teleph.

Kiengfeng.

5255; Cable Ad:

Road Road; Teleph. 2655; P. 9,O. Box

Shipping: Kuantau118;

Cable Ad: Dollar;

W. Stoy Elliott, manager

CONSULATES General Agents'.

Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co.

American—Teleph. 2-2044; P.O. Bex 275 American Mail LineLine

Dollar Steamship

Consul—Paul W. Meyer

Vice-Consuls—Richard H. Davis

and Richard M. Service

Secretary—Alice Draper East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Ship-owners

General Merchants — 28, Kuantao

Road; Teleph. 8241; P.O. Box 19;

British—Cable Ad: Britain Cable Ad: Orient; Codes: A.B.C.

Consul-General—W. Stark Toller 5th Edition, Acme and Bentley’s

Consul—G. W. Aldington

Vice-Consul—J. A. Pilcher

Pro-Consul-^C. E. Carney Erin House, Private Hotel—5, Laiyang

Stenographer—Mrs. F. W. J. Road; Harris

P.O. Box 284; Cable Ad:

Fisher

Fan & Co,, Benjamin C., Forwarding,

Finnish—6, Chekiang Road Insurance and General Commission

Consul—J. G. Schuette Agents, Official Customs Brokers

and Coal Merchants—32, Honan

Road; Teleph. 3716; Cable Ad:

Japanese—Pacific Road Befco; Code : Bentley’s

Consul-General—Junzo Sakanfe Benjamin C. Fan, mng. director

 TSINGTAO A139

Flossel’s

Chungshan CafeRoad;

and Teleph.

Restaurant—42,

8497; P.O. Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

BoxF. 216 Ltd., Importers of Alkalies

mercial and Industrial Chemicals — and Com-

A. Flossel, manager Exchange Building,

Telephs. 4223 and 22,4409;

Kwantao

CableRoad;

Ad:

Fu Chang Printing Office, Printers, Alkali

Bookbinders S. M. Gillespie, div. manager

sien & Tsimeiland

Roads;Stationers

Teleph. —4243

58, Wah- E. L. L. Wheen, do.

P. R. Caine I Miss M. Flynn

J. H. Yuan, manager J. Smith I Miss T. Jiefin

Henry T. Lee, sub-manager

General Accident Fire & Life As- Jardine. Engineering Corporation, Ltd.

W. B. Cornaby, signs p.p.

surance Co., Ltd.—86, Kwanhsien M. T. Chang

Road; P.O. Box 133; Cable Ad: Russell

General

GeneralTraUing Export MerchantsMatheson,

Co., Import & Agents, Jardine & Co., Ltd., General

Factory and Commission

Representatives and Customs Teleph. 16, KwantauandRoad; Shipping

P.O. BoxAgents—

114;

Brokers—46, 2475; Cable Ad: Jardine

Ad: Express;Chung

Codes Shan

Used:Road; Cable

Bentley’s, W. B. Cornaby, agent

W. G. Adams

Acme & Western Union

M. Bielo-Kamen, manager A. G. Jacobs

T. Ozawa

Ho Wing Sang, compradore

Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—Telephs.

5171-3, 2725, 2884 and 2401; Cable m m m m. m m

Ad: Grarldotel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Riao tsi ti lu Jcwan li dm

Edition

K. Sugimoto, managing director Kiaochow-Tsinan Line (Chinese Govern

ment Railways)—Pacific Road; Teleph.

T. Okamoto, acting manager 3400; Cable Ad: Kiaotsi

D. Simon, asst, manager

Operating: Board of Management

Grand Hotels Ke Kuang-ting (chairman), Lu

Strand Hotels Meng-hsiung, Tsui Shih-chieh,

Strand Villas Peng Tung-yuan and Cfhen Yen-

wen

Grill, Max, General Store Import— C. H. Yeh, resident comptroller

26, :Kuangsi Road; P.O.: Box 220; Cable of Accounts & Audit

Ad Grill. Branches Shanghai and Yung Chien, supt. of Gen. Dept.

Tsinanfu C. M. Sung, asst. do.

Max Grill, proprietor E. K. Denn, chief engineer

J. Labasta, manager (Shanghai) Y. Kimura, traffic manager

A. Baumann, manager (Tsinanfu) S. K. Tan, asst. do.

Miss A. Hausmann K. T. Tsai, loco. supt.

Miss M. Lipphardt L. M. Kao, supt. of Materials

Miss N. Kiseleff W. F. Lu, chief accountant

S. Oishi- do.

B. D. Luan, supt. of Ssufang

Holy Ghost Convent (Under Direction Works

ofHigh

theClass

Franciscan Missionaries

Boarding of Mary),

School for Girls; King Chong Loong Co., Peanut and

Preparation

Examinations, for the

JuniorCambridge

and Local Peanut

Senior.

Oil ;Merchants—P.O.

Teleph. 3046 Cable Ad: FactorBox 59;

German

English, Classes. Private Lessons

Music,in

Painting, French,

Stenography,Spanish,

Typewriting, Pu Ji

Cooking, etc. Summer

Kindergarten—Cable Ad: School with Kutt,

Holyghost

Paul, Exchange BrokepV^Exchange

Building: Telephs. 3191 and 3282;

R. M. M. Desiree, superior Cable Ad: Alasaticus

A140 TSINGTAO

Lennox, J., Auctioneer, Valuer, and ^ San Clung

Fire

Teleph.Loss4401Assessor—9, Chekiang Road; Mitsui BussanImporters,

Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsuiand&

Co., Ltd.), Exporters

Shipping Agents—Tangyi Road; Cable

Lennox & Magill, Marine Engineers, Ad:Y. Mitsui Kikuchi, manager

Cargo Surveyors and Fire Loss

ers—8, Chekiang Road; Teleph. 5721;Adjust-

Cable Ad: Lennox

J. Lennox j J. F, Magill Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd.—Room No.

2, The Bank of Chosen Building, 8,

Kuantao Road; Teleph. 2149 and

Linke, Otto, Chemist and Druggist- 2010; Cable Ad: Naigai

76, Shantung Road; Cable Ad:

Ottolinkg

Otto Linke, manager fftt t ft * B

A. J. Revel-Mouroz | R. Linke Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki KAisHA(Jap-

an Cotton Trading Co., Ltd.), Cotton,

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—66, chants Cotton andYarn,Commission

Cotton PieceAgents—Pekin

Goods Mer-

Chung Shan Road; Telephs. 3849 & Road; P.O. Box 88; Cable Ad: Menkwa

5541; P.O. Box 237; Cable Ad.

Register

Magill J. Flevalle, m.i.m.e., ship & ^ # B

engineer surveyor Nippon Yusen Kaisha (Japan Mail

S.S. Co.)—45, Kuantao Road; P.O.

Ta Mining Co., Ltd.—51, Kwangsi Box

LuRoad 61; Cable Ad : Yusen

S. Simura, representative

M. Yanagase I I. Kurata

Marcni Shokai, Shipping Agents—22,

Kuantao

Ad: Road; Teleph. 129; Cable

Marunishokai K ffi R fr A it

Novella

Shan Road; Hotel,Telephs.

Ltd., The—81,

2390 andChung

5885

"PEl & PB ^ fc Cable

H. Ad:Chen,

F. 1000 manager

McMullan & Company, Ltd., James, C.Y. C.C. Chang,

Importers - Exporters - Commission

Agents—18, Kuantao Road; Teleph. Wang, accountant

do.

5260; Cable Ad: McMullan. Head

Office : Chefoo Okura & Co., Ltd.—Chang Shan Road;

D. F. R. McMullan, rung, director Cable Ad : Okura

J. C. McMullan, dir. (Tsingtao)

G. A. Renkewitz

Agents:

The Commercial Union Assurance Oriental HSupply ®al Co.,Woo Shipchandlers

Chang

Co., Ltd

The Manufacturers Life Insur- —36, Hunan Road; Cable Ad: Krogh

Martin Krogh, proprietor

ance Co.

Batons & Baldwins, Ltd.

Sherwin Williams Paints Phoenix Chemical Co., Manufacturers

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. of Chemical Products & Dye Stuff—

28, Kwangsi Road; Teleph. 6866;

Melchers & Co., Exporters, Importers com P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Siebold-

and Shipping Merchants—6, Chekiang

Road ; Cable Ads: Melchersco and Post Office—

Nordlloyd Deputy Postal Commissioner-in-

J. G. Schuette, manager

A. Henzler Charge—Y. L. D’Alton

 TSINGTAO A141

m ^ Loo Ling E. R. Hykes, manager

Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co., Manu R. C. Jackson

facturers of Egg Products, Export, A. E. Fitzsimmons

Import and Insurance—6, Lanshan G. H. Cook, Installation supt.

Road; Telephs. 3271 and 3853; P.O.

Box 24; Cable Ads: Reutbrock & A.C. A.Sevier

Nichols |I S.Mrs.SeoG. Hinds

Reutgen; Codes: Acme, Mosse A.B.C. States Steamship Co. — 20, Kuantau

6th Edition & Bentley’s Road; Teleph. 2832; P.O. Box 92

G.G.Duesing

Gohdes j S. Kolomeitseff McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., agents

J. Mueller | Miss A. Exinger m m m m m

Russell & Co., G.C.F., General Merchants, Shuang fu shih wu so

Shipping and Insurance—86, Kwan Tatarinoff

Hsien Road; Teleph. 3061; Cable General Commission & Bykoff, Real Estate and

Ad: Russell Hsia Road; Teleph. Agents — 3, Chi-

1378; Cable Ad:

Tatarinoff

Schmidt, Dr. H., Physician and Sur-

geon—10, Hunan Road; P. O. Box 255 Telberg’s, International Bookstore,

Exporters of Books Publishd in China

Shantung DailyP.O.News Co.,Cable

Ltd.—1, and Japan, Office Supplies, Stationery,

Hsin Tai Road; Box 47; Ad: Periodicals

German andandRussian—26,

Books: English, ChungFrench,

Shan

News

F. C. Bardens Road; P.O. Box 258; Cable Ad: TelFifth

berg.

R. Leifeld | P. Kariakin New York Agent: V. Telberg, 507,

Avenue

E il| Chan-chen

Siemssen & Co., Import and Export, Telegraph & Telephone Administra-

tion, The, North China Telegraph &

Merchants,

15, Kwangtung Engineers, Insurance—

Road; Teleph. Telephone2000Co., Ltd.—l, Tangi Road;

24311; Teleph.

P O. Box 87; Cable Ad: Siemssen. T. Kobbri, director

Head Office: Hamburg, Germany.

Branches: Shanghai, Tientsin, Hong n & m ik is ± fa

Kcng, Canton, Taiyuanfu, Peiping Teh shih ku huo yu kv/ttg szu

Mukden, Dairen and Hsinking Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

C.A.Loewenstein, manager Petroleum Products—Adams Bldg.,

H. Kaemf

C. Lie 18, Chufu Road; Teleph. 3203; P.O.

Box 139; Cable Ad : Texaco; Code :

Li Kai San, compradore Bentley’s

Snow & Co., M. L., Surveyors and F. G. Keefe, district manager

Inspectors—Exchange D. F. Lee, marketing assistant

16 and 18; Teleph. 4772;Building,

P.O. BoxRooms

123; W. L. Butt, do.

Cable Ad: Snow

M. L. Snow, proprietor (Absent) V.S. K.Dobrovolsky,

Svensen, district accountant

stenographer

L. Barberat

Southern Baptist Mission— TsingtaoTO Carpet€Factory,im irThe#(Boerter

Mrs. S. E. Stephens &

Rev. I. V. Larson and Wife 3640; Cable Ad: Carpets Road; Teleph.

Co.) — 72, Feihsien

A. Boerter, manager

St. Giles British School, Boarding

and Day School for British and

European Children — Cable Ad: Tsingtao$9= Custom Hi I® Chiao-hai-kwan

House—Sinkiang

Giles Road; Telephs. 5108

B. G. Inge, headmaster 100; Cable Ad: Gustos

Standard-Vacuum Oil Bldg.,

Co.—Hongkong In-door Staff

and Shanghai Bank 7, Kuan- Commissioner,

tani Officiating—Y. Aka-

tau

22675;Road;

CableTelephs. 22507, 22038

Ad : Standvac Acting Administrative Commissioner

—A. de Gherardi

Al42 TSINGTAO

Acting Deputy Commissioner — K. Tsingtao Dispensary—19,

Road; Teleph. 5333 Chung Shan

Kato Dr. N. A. Mihaleff, proprietor

Assistants — Chao I-huan,

Hsiang, Shih Eng How, Liu E. Lo Yao Fu E. V. Zueff, manager

(Secretary),Chung Wu Ta-chung,

Hsieh-tsai Liang

(Acc- G. J. Turinozezoft, pharmaceutist

ountant),

Chih-tuan and Yii Ching Lun

, Unclassed Tsingtao Express1 Co., The, Shipping

K. Koga,Assistants—Wu

H. Futatsugi, K.Nai-tsan,

Kondo, Report

Agents-

Publishers & Commission

-Teleph.

I. Miyamoto and I. Tamura

Acting Assistant—Y. Kawamura Cable Ad: Tafon; 2-6060;

Bentley’s Complete Codes

Phrase

P.O. BoxAcme,

Used:Code 55;

&

Special Staff Bentley’s

Y. L. J.Second

Fu, manager

Commissioner

Fujisaki (Additional) — T. T. Y. Wang

; Deputy Commissioner (Additional)— Tsingtao Land & House Agency, Real

j,, N. Harada Estate, Information Bureau and House

Out-door Staff Agents—Daily News 4115;

Building,

Acting Chief Tidesurveyor — T. Tai

Yamazoe Road; Teleph. Cable1, Hsin

Ad:

Acting Tidesurveyor—S. I. Nakamuro News

Asst. Tidesurveyor—K. Okamota m m & m m m n

Boat Officers—Kwan Kuo-ching, R. Tsingtao

Nakashima, Ku Ping E. and C. E. sales andPharmacy, Watson’s, Whole-

Retail Druggists. Bakery

Temlett Department: Bread, Confectionery and

Acting Boat Officers—K. Koizumi and Ice Cream—27,

M. Yahaba

Asst. CoatTsuOfficers—Woo Chin Ming, 2-4034; Cable Ad:Shantung Road; Teleph.

Dispensary

Chang Shao and Chang Shu Prof. C. P. Chung,

phar., r.p., manager ph.b., maj. in

Sung Dr. Adam Schatz, mag. phar.

Acting Asst. Boat Officer—S. Hida S. N. Hsu, A.R.P.

Chief Appraisers—S. R. Shields and

R. Hirano C. H. Lee, ph.g.

Appraisers — T. Narahayashi and

Kwok Kai-ming ft ft M M & W

Senior Chief Examiner k Acting United Importers

Industrial & Trading Co.,

and Manufacturers’ Agents—

Appraiser—K. Nagafuji

Acting Appraisers—K.

and T. Ishizuka H. Matsumoto ding; Teleph.Chufu

Office: 18, 5541;Road,

CableAdams Buil-

Ad: Unitco.

Asst. Appraiser—A. Aso Residence:

Floor. ChefoO 6, Branch:

Lai Yang3, Road,Jetty

Kaipirig 3rd

Acting Inspector of Examiners

(Senior Chief Examiner) — Y. SaleP. :T.Agents; Enns, proprietor k manager

Wakabayashi

Chief Examiner—K. Yoshida Warner

Examiners—Chia En Yuen and Yu U. S. A.- Hudnut

(MedicinesCo.,and Fed. Inc.,

Cosmetics)

Tso Ling Harvie, Cookie A Co., Ltd. (‘fCutex”

Acting Examiners—K. Kitamura, S. Manicure

Medicon, Preparations),

Ltd., Goods,

S. A. etc.)(Hospital

I.Masazumi,

Fukagawa, M. Nakao, I. Egashira,

Y. Matsunaga, K. Supply Rubber

Henningsen Produce Co.,. Fed Inc.,

Nakayama,T. Fukuhara,

H. Miura, K. Okane, M. OnoderaH. Inouye, U. S. A. (Chocolate, Candies,

and T. Shinya Chewing

Powder, etc.),.Gum, Cocoa, Baking

Asst.Tai Examiners—Chu

Ring Tien, Li ChiYing Kwan,

Yii, Hwang Bakerite Co., Fed. Inc., U. S. A.

Cheng, Liang Hwa Sun and Tseu (Biscuits and Candies)

Tse War Universal and Trading & ExpressAgents, Co.,

Tsingtao Directorate of Salt Adminis- General Factory,

Commission

Representatives and Custom

tration— Brokers—16,

Director—Wu Tsu Yao

Co-Director—F. Funatsu (On leave) Ad: Express Chung Shan Road; Cable

M. Bielo-Kamen, manager

 TS IN GTA O—TSINAN Al43

I, L. Berthet, div. manager

Kin Sing Yue Fang : 0. L. Hill, accountant

Venus G. M. Mellin

tail Drug Co., Wholesale

Druggists, Importersand and

Re- C. H. Loe

Miss A. J. Boyd

Manufacturers—122, Shantung Road

S. F. Lew, general manager 1 A. .1. H. Bowerthan (Tsinanfu)

H. Y. Hsu, manager "C. M. Davis do.

^ jg Djin Hwcm

Walter, David Lane & Co.v General ^ Ghi Chai

Importers and Exporters—Teleph. Yoshizawa, T., Importer, Exporter and

3638; Cable Ad: Wende Mill Owner —5, Chang Lo Road;

Telephs. 2064; 2146, 2930 and 3101;

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, LtP). Cable Ad: Yoshizawa; Codes: All

—20, Kuantao Road; P.O. Box 141; Standard T. Yoshizawa, principal

Cable Ad : Powattan

TSINAN

Tsinan, the capital of the province of Shantung, has the distinction of

being the first city in the Chinese Empire in which a Foreign Commercial

Settlement was voluntarily opened by the Government of China. The date

of its inauguration was January 10th, 1906. Within the area of this Settle-

ment, which lies outside the West Gate of Tsinan city, foreign merchants are

allowed to reside and trade and lease land; the leases are for terms of thirty

years, renewable for a similar term. The control of the Settlement is vested

in a Municipal Administration presided over by a Mayor appointed by the

ofNationalist

hills (Lat.Government.

36 deg. 50 min. The city of Tsinan

N. ; Long. lies E.),

1J7 deg. to theandSouth

slopesofgradually

a range

upwards from North to South. Situated in the south-west suburb are

magnificent springs giving forth many tons of water per minute, and

the streams from these natural fountains flow through the city to a lake

situated on the north side. This abundance of water tends to make

Tsinan one of the cleanest as well as one of the healthiest cities in

the Republic. The population was computed by the chief of Police at

the end of May, 1933, to be about 428,011, about one-twentieth of whom

situated

Clear River), on thewhich

northflows

side, north-east

forming thetohead

the waters of the

sea. This “Hsiao Ching

abundance Ho”tends

of water Small)to

make^ Tsinan one of the cleanest as well as one of the healthiest cities in the Republic.

The

1940,Chinese population

to be 516,082, aboutwasone-twentieth

computed by ofthewhom chief profess

of Policetheat Mohammedan

the end of October,

faith,

and Japanese civilians, 11,000. Quite a considerable number of foreigners and foreign

institutions have established themselves in the Foreign Settlement, and several

have erected large and imposing buildings. The chief of these are the British

Consulate-General,

the American Consulate,the Japanese

J apaneseConsulate-General,

hospital and the the German

Chinese Post Consulate

Office andGeneral,

several

banks.

boom in Residential

the building buildings

of small are also

houses rapidly

which being

are constructed.

occupied by There

Chinese and isnumbers

quite a

of Japanese (24,000 in 1940). In addition to these, large buildings have been erected

edoutside the south

by charter fromsuburb of the cityGovernment.

the Canadian for the Shantung

The Christian

Hospital ofUniversity

the Medicalincorporat-

College,

which

summer is a department of this University,

of 1935. andThehasTientsin-Pukow has

Railway completed a large

Co. owns a large newpiece ofofduring

unit ground the

the Settlement, built offices and dwelling-houses for members the staffin

thereon.

Al44 TSINAN

With the introduction of the use of machinery Tsinan is becoming more

important as an industrial city. There are now about 40 industrial establish-

ments which can claim to be, more or less, modern factories:—7 flour mills

turning out 22,000 bags per day, 2 match factories, 3 cotton mills, several

hair net factories, paper, iron and braas goods, soap, dye, leather, needles,

wine, cloth, etc., factories, and a press packing plant.

Tsinan is connected by rail with Tsingtao (Kiaochow), distant 280 miles

Tientsin 200 miles, and with Pukow on the Yangtsze. It is also connected

by a small river now in process of canalization, with Yang Chao Kou, on the

Gulf of Chihli, distant 146 miles, whence there are occasional steamers to

Ohefoo. Tsinan stands five miles south of the Huang-ho or Yellow River, and

in spite of some difficulties of navigation there is a considerable! junk traffic

between its river port of Lo-kou and the Grand Canal, which enters the river

80 miles higher up. This trade is almost, if not quite, entirely with the south,

to Tsiningchou and beyond, since the canal from the Huangho northward to

Lin-ching-chou has been unnavigable for several years. The high road from

Tsinan to the north crosses the Huang-ho by a large wooden bridge at Lo Kou built

in19121939,of the

5 miles awaybridge

railway and atoverChi-ho Hsien, River

the Yellow distanta Lo16 Kou

miles.through

Since the opening in

communication

has been established on the Tsin Pu Railway from Peiping and Tientsin to Pukow

and Shanghai vid Tsinan

distant.Bus lines

Largearemotor

beingtrucks

operated in five

are also beingdirections

put intotoservice

points tomore thanthe100native

replace miles

carts for hauling cotton and overland freight.

workSome ten Protestant

in and around Tsinan. and theThere

RomanareCatholic

more Missions

than 270areAmerican,

conductingEnglish

extensive

and

European persons resident in the Settlement and suburbs of the city.

plant The whole

has collegescity

been completedis lighted by

this year.electricitj. A new unit as large as the original

building and schools, and Great

among activity has recently

the interesting been evinced

institutions of thein

town the Tsinan Institute, now connected with the Shantung Christian

University is a remarkable and very interesting establishment that should not

be overlooked. The northern sacred mountain of China, Tai Shan (5,100 feet),

is distant some 50 miles (65 by road) to the south, at Tai An on the T. P. R. R. Kufu,

the

are birthplace

about 100 milesand theaway tombin oftheConfucius, and the reached

same direction, residencebyof Chinese

the Confucian duke,

cart, being

situated

historic some ten miles from the Kufu (Chufu) station on the T. P. R. R. These two

arranged points are oftheinterest

for through Americanto Methodist

tourists. Mission

Accommodations

in Tai An. and guides can be

On December 26, 1937 the Japanese forces occupied Tsinan. A joint government

has been established under Japanese and Chinese officials. The Japanese population

has already

already beenincreased

taken over to about

by the8,000, and much

Japanese. Plansofare

thebeing

business

laidand manufacturing

for future expansionhasof

the city

business, to twice its present size. Already areas are being designed for residential,

in theandenvirons

tion ebb.

low

factoryofdevelopments. Severalarenewquiet

the city. Conditions roadsin are

the already

city butunder construc-

business is at a

 TSINAN A145

DIRECTORY

a m Sun Cheong J apanese—

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Engineers, Consul-General—K. Nishida

Contractors, Importers and Manu- Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient,

facturers—Teleph.

Danica 1530 ; Cable Ad : Banque, Hypothecaire, Architects,

H. Y. Tung, manager Manufacture

Teleph. 1447;Ceramique—Wei

Cable Ad: Erh Lu;

Belfran.

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section) Branches:andShanghai, Peiping, Tientsin,

^ ifl 35 Hankow Hongkong

Ting shang a si a huo yu hung sz J. Song

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), ^ Dau Fu

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doricmanager

E. M. P. Williams, Dau & Co., C., Export and Import—

N. G. H. Wolfe Teleph. 1436; Cable Ad: Dauco;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns.,

Bank of China—Erh Ma Lu; Cable Ads: Bentley’s, Acme, and Rudolf Mosse

Centrooank or 6892 A. Krueger, partner

W. E. Lochte, do.

Carlowitz & Co., Merchants—76 Wei

Shan Lu; Cable Ad: Aegchinaco vz m m m

China Engineers, Ltd.—165, Fourth Te hua i yuan

Main Deutsch-Chinesisches Krankenhaus

Y. C.Street; Cablemanager

Ma, gen. Ad: Ycmaco (German Hospital)—

S. C. Tsui, manager ^ f* De Fu

I. T. Ma, do. Dec tscheFarben-H andelsgesellschaft

C. S. Lee, asst, manager Waibel & Co. (Niederlassung), Import

ft * 3§ # i& Indigo, Aniline-Dyes, Chemicals (In-

Tsearty tah mu hong hung sze danthrene

SanTh.Lu;Theen Cloth and

Teleph. 968; Sundries)—57,

P.O. Box 5 We

China

Ltd.—Teleph.&112;Export

Import Lumber

Cable Ad: Co.,

Lumberco R. Frosch | F. Kiesow

C. (Tsingtao)

Y. Tai, Shantung territory mgr. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.I.,

K.T.F.S.Tung, local manager Manufacturers

Aniline andandChemicals—23,

Importers of Indigo,

DyesSettlement;

Lee, assistant ping Road, Teleph.Sheng-

1912;

China Travel Service—107, SecondMain Cable Ad: Dupontdyes

Street; Cable Ad: Travelbank S. Li

C. T. Wong | . L. H. Hsu

Chu

Exports

Human Hair and

Nets, Imports

ofSeventh Foreign General Goods — 2069, & & Kung Mao

Main Road ; Cable Ad : Chuco; Frazar Federal, Inc., U.S.A., Automotive

All Codes Used. Branches: Tsingtao, and Industrial

Main Road; Teleph. Engineering—468,

1410; CableThird Ad :

Tsingchovvfu, Shoukuang and Changlo Frazar

F. F. Spielman, president (Tientsin)

CONSULATES E.R. W. Frazar, vice-pres.

E.Hanisch,

McCann, (Yokohama)

treasurer(Tientsin)

(Tientsin)

American— W. secretary

Y. W. Frank, manager

Vice-Consul—Carl O. Hawthorne

British—Consulate under the Charge flj ^ Chi Li

oftaoH.B.M. Consulate-General, Tsing- Grill, Max, Import Merchant-

A. Baumann, manager

A146 TSINAN

§• f= Chin Hsin Hui

Ying shang po na men yang ehen Southern

yu hsien kung sze Shan Street,Baptist

Ch’i TaMission

Ma Lu — Shang

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), J. A. Abernathy and Wife

Ltd., Industrial Chemicals, Fertilizers Miss Mary K. Crawford

and Dyestuffs—18, Hsieh Ma Lu, Miss Jennie Alderman

Wei Shan Lu; Teleph. 875; P.O.

Box 29; Cable Ad : Alkali; Code : Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Importers,

Bentley’s Exporters and Shipowners—Wei Chi Lu

W. T.Agencies

(For Zung See Shanghai Section)

% ® m & m m &

1ft Shan tung yu cheng kwan li chu

Yung Nien Kung Szu Post Office' (Shantung District Head

MaAgents

& Co.,& Y.Machinery

C., General Insurance Office)—Telephs. 302 (Gen. Office),

Dealers —165, 1941 (Administrative Office); Cable

Fourth Main Street; Cable Ad: Ad:Director Postos

of Posts—E. Nordstrom

Ycmaco ; Codes : Bentley’s

Y. C. Ma, general manger Chief of Inland Business Dept.

I. T. Ma, manager

L. H. Lo, chief accountant Business Dept.- Chow Zung Sung

. Chief of Accounts

—William Chang& Checking Dept,

Ministry of Finance (District In- Chief of General Affairs Dept. —

spectorate of Salt Kevenue, Shantung) Chin Jung-fu

District Inspector—Z. V. Lee Chefoo Postmaster—Lai Ki Hong

Co.-District Inspector—J. C. Croome Tsingtao Postmaster—Y. L. DAlton

Asst. District Inspector—H.W. Chang

, Chief Secretary—L. T. Liu *6 @ 10

Chief Accountant—T.

Releasing Officer—Li S. Shen

Chi Hsi Rubant, Francis W., Antiques, Chinese

Wangkuan Works

Asst. District Inspector Avenue, South, of Art- Tsinanfu-West,No. 11;Second

-L. F. Wang

Chefoo Asst. District . Inspectors— Ad:Francis Rubant; AllBungalow

Codes Available Cable

S. Ma and M. Young W. Rubant,

Mrs. Mary Otho, partner proprietor

Tsingtao

Koksan Asst.

J. WooDistrict

and D. Inspectors—

Kitamura

fr ^ ^

MISSIONS Saul Trading Co., Manufacturers of

Hairnets and

Ad:H. Saultradco Laces—P.O. Box 39; Cable

lir Chang Lao Hui Geschwind, manager

American Presbyterian Mission—East Woo Pei-chi

Suburb

Mrs. W. B. Hamilton

Miss M. H.Mrs.Woods Shanghai

Bank, Ltd.—CableCommercial & Savings

Ad: Comsavbank

Rev. and C. E. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Torrance

Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Torrey, Jr.

Miss ® A # IB

Miss H.

M. C.L. Madelaire

Donaldson Shantung

Chee loo ta hsueh

Christian University—Cable

^ Tien Chu Tang Ad : Cheeloo

Catholic Mission—Hung Kia Lou S. T. Liu, m.a., president, dean of

T. College

K. T’an,of ph.d.,

Sciencedean(Absent)

of College

t a ,t $ es « # a of Arts (Absent)

Seventh Day Adventist Mission— R. T. Shields, b.a., m.d., dean of

R. M. Cossentine and Wife H.College

P. Lair,ofd.d.,

Medicine

treasurer

 TSINAN A147

'4? Tsinan Club—6th Main Street, 3rd Cross

Skeng chia kung sze Street

Singer Sewing Machine Pu Li Co.,

Men;Sewing

Cable Tsinan General Hospital,

Machines—Outside

Ad: Singer President—Dr., M. Jo The—

^ Mei Fou Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Wei San —Cable Ad: Powhattan

Lu;L. Cable Ad:

F. Chow Standvac S. W. Glass, division manager

Miss A. Dmitrieff

F. G. Williams

n&ma £± F. Boulton, accountant

Teh shih ku huo yu kung ism-

Texas

leum Co. (China), Ltd., 1568;

Products—Teleph. TexacoP.O.Petro-

Box Y. M.^C. A., Chinese—Teleph.

Ch’ing Nitn Hui

88; Cable Ad: Texaco 362: Cable

Y. F. Li, in-charge Ad: Y.M.C.A.

 Japanese weights and measures

WEIGHTS

8.2817077001 lha. avoir., or 3.7565217 kilogrammes

1 K warn-me or 1,000 Momme = 0.8281707700

1 Hiyaku-me or 100 Momme — lb. avoir., or 37.565217 grammes

1 Momme or 10 Fun = 0.0082817077 lb. avoir., or 3.756521 grammes

1 Fun or 10 Ein “ 0.0008281708 1b. avoir.,'or 0.375652 gramme

1 Ein or 10 Mo = 0.0000828171 lb. avoir., or 0.037565 gramme

1 Mo or 10 Shi = 0.0000082817 lb. avoir., or 0.003756 gramme

1 Shi 0.0000008282 lb. avoir., or 0.000375 gramme

1 Hiyak-kin or 100 Kin == 132.5073232011 lbs. avoir., or 60.1043472 kilogrammes

1 Kin or 160 Momme — 1.3250732220 lbs. avoir., or 601.043472 grammes

Apothecaries Weight—1 Eiyo or 4 Momme equal 0.0402583013 lb. troy.

DEY MEASUEE

1 Jo make 10 Shaku = about 3.314 yards English

1 Shaku make 10 Sun — about 1 foot English

1 Sun make 10 Bu = about 1.18 inches English

LAND MEASUEE

1 Ei make 36 Cho = 2.4403 English miles

1 Cho make 60 Ken = 119.305 English yards

1 Ken make 6 Shaku = 59.653 English feet

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 SHANGHAI

Shang-hai

was Although

the most situated

northerlynearly of themidway“ Five between Hongkong

Ports ” opened and Tientsin,

to foreign Shanghai

trade under the

provisions of the British Treaty of Nanking, and for

northern limit of the external trade of China. It lies in the alluvial peninsula many years constituted the

formed

extreme between

south;east the ofmain

the mouth

province of oftheKiangsu,

YangtszeinRiverlatitude and31°Hangchow

14' 2y" N.Bay,

and inlong-

the

itude 121° 29' east of Greenwich, and at the junction of the Whangpoo River with

the Woosung, the latter now reduced to the dimensions of an ordinary tidal creek,

and known to foreign residents gs the Soochow Creek. The Foreign Settlement is

situated

southern some arm oftwelve miles above

the Yangtze. At thisthe junction

junction isofsituated

the Whangpoo the townwith the most

of Woosung,

which some years ago the Chinese Government formally converted into a separate

port open now oftocarry

foreign commerce. Except astrans-Pacific

a place of trade call for the large steamers,

aswhich

a place on the

anchorage forrapidly growing

the larger craft while waiting forof Northern

favourableChina, tidesandor

weather, this convenience is not much availed of, owing mainly, to the constricted

and exposed nature of the anchorage ground available within the entrance of the

Whangpoo.

feet wide, and In in1919theWoosung

same year was theconnected

WoosungwithElectricShanghai Lightingby a Company

motor roadcom-30

menced its

portant industrialservice. The project, however, for transforming Woosung into erected

an im-

there—one of themcentrerun bymakes slow progress.landTwo

electricity—and has cotton mills have

been acquired been

in their vicinity

for the building of a large sugar refinery, The value of land rose enormously in 1920

and, owing to the influx of population since the establishment of the new mills, house

accommodation

the Whangpoo ishas

of become scarce and

comparatively recentrentsorigin

havescarcely

gone updatingin consequence. the As

beyondKiangsu a river

thirteenth

century,

an immense plain, the gift of the Yangtsze, and is still growing at the rate offorms

before which it was merely an unimportant canal. Lower ap-

proximately

islands in thetwosea,ofsquare

alone miles per this

rise detached

from annum; plain,a few isolated

thenone

nearest ofhills, formerly

which, constituting

shan, consisting some six summits, exceeding 250thefeetFung-hwang-

in altitude,

and distant from fifteen to twenty miles, are visible from the higher buildings of

Shanghai.

Flora and Fauna

This denser

Kiangsuthanplainin has been called theofGarden of China,equal andextent.

the population is

vary, owing to the absence of any portion

perhaps any other statistical the senseEmpire

in theof Chinese Estimates

as a people, but

by foreigners

and per squarethemile. population

The soil,is usually

consisting accepted

entirelyas offromalluvia

eightcarried

hundreddown to a bythous-

the

Yangtsze, is fairly fertile, and, the land being easily irrigated owing to the numerous

waterways which traverse it in every direction, heavy

are grown. Owing to the latitude and the fact that the rainfall is pretty well dis-crops of the various staples

tributed

are through the year,types;

of markedly two crops per annumcrop, are regularly produced, and being

these

similar to that ofdifferent

the northern temperatethe spring regions gathered

elsewhere, inwhile

Maytheorautumn

June, prop,

gathered

crops in September

consist of wheat, and two October, is distinctly

or three distinct tropical

varieties or sub rape,

of barley, tropical. The spring

and leguminous

plants of various descriptions, beans and lucerne predominating. The latter are

frequently ploughed into the land without gathei'ing to make manure for the more

valuable summer products. The summer crops consist mainly of cotton and rice; the

cultivation

at home, andof for the export

former tohaving westernof late

and years,

northern owing to the growing

provinces, as well demand for use

as to Japan,—

where

firm hold—considerably increased accompanied by a similar decrease in the acreagea

the cotton spinning and weaving industries have for some years past taken

under rice cultivation.

by an increase This decrease

in the production is, however,

of winter to a certain

wheat, partly owing extent counterbalanced

to an enlarged acreage,

 A150 SHANGHAI

flourmills. Besides these staple crops therestimulated

but probably more to improved cultivation, are grownbyduring the introduction

the summer peas of steam

and

beans

products of several

as descriptions,

cabbages, carrots, oilmelons,

bearingcucumbers,

crops suchbrinjals,as sesamum,

etc. and such Shanghai

Although domestic

is'immediately adjacent to the great silk producing region of China, so great is the

demand

mulberry on the soil forThe other purposes that a Comparatively small area is ofunder

crops, suchcultivation.

as cotton and oillarge plants,supersession

has certainlyof had rice ancultivation

ameliorating in favour

effect on dry

the

malarious complaints, which now are, as a rule, of extremely mild types.residents to

climate in summer, and has much reduced the liability of European

Although the growth of forest and fruit trees is heavily handicapped by the

small depth

produces at which

several varieties permanent

of fruits subsoil

belongingwater is alwaysregions.

to temperate to be found,MainlyShanghai

this is

due

small to the

size long

and poorand late

flavour spring,

are commonwhich continues

about the till

beginningwell ofinto

May, June.

fair Cherries of

strawberries

are now also to be had towards the latter half of the same month, and are succeeded

by the eriobotrya,

nectarines, apricots, knownof various

etc., locally varieties,

as the bibo. Asthe the*

enterhowever, summer

market, beproceeds

toperfection,

succeededplums,

by

fair

owing to the nature of the soil and the absence of proper sub-soil drainage,partly

peaches and grapes. None of these fruits, attain but

chiefly to the want of skill and the absence of knowledge of the most elementary

principles

pears, of fruitgrapes,

walnuts, cultureandonotherthe part ofnortherlythe native fruitsgrowers. Persimmons, apples,

the north” and more recently frommore Japan, or the west areoflargely

coast America.imported from

Persimnons

are grown inand

descriptions largepumelces

quantities come round

from Hangchow

the more and vicinity.

southern coast Oranges

ports; from ofWenchow

various

to Canton; while from the Philippines and Indo-China come the varied fruit pro-

ducts of :the tropics. Of trees, willows take the Hirst place, but are followed by kt

least

oaks amd two chestnuts,

species of etc. elm, the salisburia

Flowering trees,(maiden

such ashair the tree),

magnolia pines,in yews,

three bamboos,

or more

species, the melia, paulownia, wistaria and later gardenia and lagerstromia and many

of June the Ordinary cultivated flowers of Europe grow well and abundantly. end

more lend variety in their various seasons to the landscape, while up to the latter In

winter,

publicly too,

and orchids

privately and the finer

considerable tropical

attention plants

is paid grow

to well under

horticulture, glass,

the and

public both

parks

and

as well gardens havingattended

as in being within the last few years

to regularly increased

by trained both inexperts.

botanical numberTheandnative area,

flowers

cultivated mostforintheir

evidence

scent.are the chrysanthemum and peony, though roses are largely

Owing to the thickness of the population the native mammalian fauna has been

almost exterminated, being practically confined to a single species of small deer, the

hydropotes

is,_ however,inermis, the pheasants

extensive, badger, andandonepartridges

or two ofbeing the stoat family.abundant

still fairly The avi-fauna

in cer-

tain

wild localities, while during

fowl are plentiful aboutthethecold season marshes

numerous snipe, duck, and teal

riverand other species

channels. The otherof

birds _are nearly

in evidence, indentical

the most with thebeing

noteworthy palaearctic

a small faunaspeciesof ofEurope.

alligatorReptiles are little

not exceeding

six

Wuhu, feetbutlong.young

Thisindividuals

animal is have a resident of the lowerfound

been occasionally Yangtsze,

in the especially

marshes ofabout the

Whangpoo

been publishedopposite

on theShanghai. No singleof the

Natural History workKiangnan

of commandingProvinces,authority

and thehasworks yet

ofhavethetoprincipal explorers, in the

the late Robert Swinhoe, F.L.S., andsocieties.

Pere Heud, S.J.,

specially beinteresting

searched toforsportsmen, proceedings

“With Gunof and various

Boat learned

in the Yangtze Valley,’ A work by

the latesubject,

onBirds.”

the H. T. Wade,

and Mr.published in J 895, gives

G. S. Wilkinson much varied

has recently published anda useful

book oninformation

“Shanghai

The Making of the Port

That portion of the Whangpoo river opposite the original British Settlement, now

known

canal, cut by an officer bearing thewas,name

as the Central District, according

of Hwang, to atodoubtful tradition, formerly

open a communication with aa

lake opposite the town of T’sipao, some seven miles above the native city, but it now

 SHANGHAI A151

constitutes the principal drainage channel from the upper country. This was formerly

accomplished

creek, which, however, by the Woosung

still formsRiver,

the mainnowwater

in itsapproach

turn reduced to the dimensions

to Soochow. The Whangpoo of a

was at the time of the opening of the port some 2,000 feet across at low water opposite

the

shoresSettlements,

to form wharves. but is now reduced

As this owingoftothesiltstream

narrowing and tohasthebeenembankment

accompaniedof byboth an

improved training of the banks the actual decrease in width of the navigable channel is

ofchanges

no greatin importance. A similar optimistic view could not, however, be taken of the

deteriorationthe of thereaches of thechannel

navigable river wasbetween Shanghai

progressive afterand Woosung,of the

the opening where portthein

1843. When first frequented by foreign shipping an extensive

was found immediately inside Woosung, and this led to a shallowing of the stream; widening of the channel

presently

stream intoanconsequent

twoisland commenced

channels to grow

and, atonthe up in this shallow part, which divided the

bank, with erosion thatsame

side.time,Thedeflected

result ofthethese

current towards

Causes the right

was that both

channels

draught river were boats,

blockedandbythebars,

largeimpassable

ocean-going at low water could

steamers to all only

but theentermost

the shallow-

river at

high-water springs. At other periods goods intended to be landed at Shanghai had

toas be conveyed some thirteen miles in lighters. The enforced

well as the cost of lighterage were heavy charges on the commerce of the port. detention of the vessels

The unsatisfactory condition of the lower rider was a constant cause of

complaint

commencedtototheassume Government

alarmingfrom about 1850,andwhen

proportions, the deterioration

dredging was urged byof the the channel

foreign

Governments.having the largest interest in the commerce of the port. Unfortunately

in this, as inat the

authorities manyCapital

otherwerethings

ableconcerning the good ofbehind

tb shelter themselves the port,the the reactionary

representatives

ofbersthealone

PowerscountlessinGovernment

interested

such affairs,in commerce, wasand,

Pekingguided as byable

always traditional

to evade arrangements, num-

its Liresponsibilities.

The

was late Imperial

a characteristic type, looked largely

upon the Bar by statesmen

at Woosung of whom Hung Chang

as a powerful aid in

their policy orof deliberately

navigation, exclusion, andtookrefused to dowhich

measures anythingtheytowards

knew would the improvement

prove ineffective.of the

The foreign

river surveyedmerchants,

and reported assisted

on bybycompetent

the Municipality, took stepsengineers.

foreign hydraulic to have the Afterlowerthe

defeat

these of the anti-foreign

reports were partyandin 1900,

accepted, a and Authority

River the capture,onbytheforeign model troops,

of thatof Peking,

formed

for the port of London, wherein local as well as Imperial interests were represented,

ofwastheagreed

cash-onhadbybeen all parties,

surmountedand itandwasthathopedworkthatwould

the difficulties,

be immediately entirely political,

commenced.

Itstillisatnot necessary here to go into details, but the same

work. A reactionary viceroy of the Kiangnan provinces was the tool chosen; retarding influences were

he offeredengineer,

foreign to undertake

over thetheappointment

work of • controlling

of whom the the foreign

river under Powersthewere advice of a

to have

a veto; and, ever ready with China to accept the promise for the deed, the foreign

representatives,

undertake apparentlytheimpressed by the engagement thatbeing

tbe viceroy byshould

beneficiariestheas whole in the ofaccepted financial

scheme, burden,

agreed toinstead

the newof its proposition.shared The result the

was that

ofin Shanghai, Mr. de Rijke, the gentleman formely consulted by the mercantile community

connectionanwithengineer of standing

the Japanese who had was

Government, Carriedappointed

out several important works

Engineer-in-Chief by

the, Chinese Government in June, 1906, under

Taotai and the Commissioner of Customs. The two main obstructions a Board consisting of thein Shanghai

the river

were the theOuter

Through first Bar, in thewasmouth,

a channel scouredandbythebuilding

Inner Bar, a littlejetty,

a concave farther up river.

starting from

the left shore across to deep water. To evade the

was diverted from the east side to the west of Gough Island by fascine (lams second obstruction, the Channel

and

dredging. The dredging work amnuuted to about 8,00 ',000 cubic yards. In

September, 1909, all the shipping was transferred to the new channel, then 18 feet

deep at low water, and 600 feet broad. Communication with the sea: was not

interrupted for a single day- During 1910, work was carried out sparingly, fuhds

being exhausted and the estimates exceeded, until at the end of that year Mr. de

Rijke left for home, and the, greater part of the staff was dismissed, hardly half of

the work having been completed.

A152 SHANGHAI

In December, 1910, with the approval of the Diplomatic Body in Peiping,

Mr. H. von Heidenstam, c.E., and Captain in the Royal iSwedish Corps of

Engineers, was appointed Engineer-in-Chief. He prepared a detailed “Pro-

ject for the Continued Whangpoo Regulation’’ with plans and estimates for

a period of ten years involving a total outlay of six million Taels, which was

approved by all concerned but could not be started owing to lack of funds.

A practical scheme for the carrying out of Mr. von Heidenstam’s project was

ultimately evolved by the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce. This was based

on the levying of 3 per cent, conservancy tax on all Customs duties and 1|

per mille of value on duty-free imported or exported goods, the administration

to be carried on by a Board consisting of the Shanghai Commissioner for

Foreign Affairs, the Commissioner of Customs and the Harbour Master.

After lengthy negotiations during 1911 and 1912, this scheme, with some

minor amendments, was approved by the Government in April, 1912. The

scheme was put into operation on May 15th, 1912, according to Mr. von Hei-

denstam’s project. A new parallel jetty on the eastern side of the former

Outer Bar, training-works in the Upper River, and the dredging of some

7,000,000 cubic yards, mostly at convexes and in the Astrsea Channel, were

executed. The former Outer Bar, where only 16 feet of water were available

in 1907, was thus finally eliminated, and the shallowest reach in the whole

river became over 24 feet deep over a width of 600 feet in the narrowest places.

In 1915 and 1916 the narrow reach at the Chinese City at Nantao was widened

by dredging, and a new bund was created for the Chinese City. Towards

the end of 1916 the Board acquired the first installation of its own dredging

plant. At the end of 1921, Mr. von Heidenstam’s project, started in 1912,

had been practically completed, at a cost of about five million Taels, as

against the estimate of six millions. For many years it had been foreseen

that the rapid growth of shipping in the port and the inerease in the size

of the ships would necessitate a general port policy including if possible a

regulation of the great bar in the Yangtze below Woosung. After investiga-

tions, extending back to 1315, into the state of the Yangtze Estuary and into

the possibilities for future harbour development, a Committee of Consulting

Engineers was convened in 1921 who reported in favour of a reorganization

of the Board into a Port Authority with adequate powers to dredge the

Yangtsze bar and to execute harbour works. Their report has not yet been

acted on.

The Harbour in point of tonnage now ranks 5th among the principal

ports of the world. Shanghai serves a hinterland of some 750,000 square miles and is

likely to remain the principal entrepot for the trade of North and Central China. The

mooring accommodation

to the enormous in thedevelopments

shipping Harbour for steamers

of recenthaving

years become inaequatecalled

the Customs owinga

conference, representing Chinese and foreign shipping interests, in December

1925, and a comprehensive re-berthing plan was drawn up, which was en-

dorsed by the Consular Body and the Chambers of Commerce concerned.

The activities

to the present position of ShanghaiConservancy

of the Whangpoo as a world Board.

port is due almostas entirely

In 1905, stated,

the Outer Bar at the mouth of the River had a depth of 15 feet at low water;

while three miles up stream the River divided into two channels—one of eight

feet depth, and the other' of eleven feet depth (the Inner Bar). A channel

of at least 25 feet at lowest water now exists! This remarkable progress may

be attributed to the able scheme devised by the Dutch Engineer Mr. J. de

Rijke. The Board adopted, and has since consistently adhered to, his re-

commendations, and results have conclusively proved the soundness and cor-

rectness of his views. Mr. von Heidenstam proved a most able successor, and

his broad views have been of great value. He retired owing to ill health in

1928, and was succeeded by Dr. H. Ghatley, m.inst.c.e.

 SHANGHAI A153

History

The origin of the name “Shanghai,” which literally means “Upper Sea,”

has been much debated, but probably like Kaoch’ang, “High Reeds,” and

Kiangwan, “River Bend,” names still existing in the neighbourhood, was

merely the vernacular title given to the place when still an island at the

mouth of the Yangtsze. It does not appear in history till the time of the

Mongol Empire. We find at various periods, from after Han downwards,

that K’wenshan, Ohangshu, iKiating, etc., were constituted into separate

hstens, and that in the year 1292 Shanghai was likewise erected into a

separate district and placed under Sungkiang-fu, wdiich itself had only fifteen

years previously been divided from Kiahsing-fu, now in the province of

Chekiang. Prior to that it had been made a Customs’ station on account

of its favourable position for trade, but its growth had been slow, and for

centuries the chief trade of the lower district had been concentrated at the

mouth of the Liu-ho, now an insignificant creek which, passing T’aitsang,

joins the Yangtsze some twenty-five miles above Woosung.

With the silting up of the Liu-ho and its eventual extinction as a navi-

gable channel, largely brought about apparently by the opening of the

Whangpoo before alluded to, Shanghai became the principal shipping port

of this region; and such it had been for some centuries when it was visited

in 1832 by Mr. H. H. Lindsay, head of the late firm of Lindsay & Co.,

accompanied by the Rev. Chas. Gutzlaff, in the Lord Amherst, with a view

to opening up trade, and from that time begins its modern history. Mr.

Lindsay in his report of the visit says that be counted upwards of four

hundred junks passing inwards every day for seven days, and found the

place possessed commodious wharves and large warehouses. Three years later

it was visited by Dr. Medhurst, who confirmed the account given by Mr. Lind-

say. On the 13th June, 1842, a British fleet under Vice-Admiral Sir William

Parker, and a military force of 4,000 men under Sir Hugh Gough, captured

the Woosung forts, which mounted 175 guns, and took the hsien (district)

city of Paoshan. On the 19th, after a slight resistance, the force gained

possession of Shanghai, the officials and a large proportion of the inhabitants

having fled the previous evening, although great preparations had been made

for the defence, 409 pieces of cannon being taken possession of by the British.

The people, however, rapidly returned and business was resumed. The same

force afterwards captured Chapoo and Chinkiang, after which the fleet,

having blockaded the Imperial Canal and anchored opposite to Nanking, the

treaty of Nanking was signed, and the ports of Swatow, Amoy, Foochow,

Ningpo, and Shanghai were opened to trade. The city was evacuated on the

23rd, June. The walls, three and a half miles in circuit with seven gates,

were erected at the time of the Japanese invasion, in the latter part of the

sixteenth century

The ground selected by Captain Balfour, the first British Consul for a

Settlement for his nationals lies about half a mile north of the city walls,

between the Yangkingpang and Soochow creeks, and extends backward from

the river to what was still recently a ditch connecting the two, afterwards

called the Defence Creek, thus forming what may be termed an island a mile

square. Both the Yangkingpang and the Defence Creek have now been cul-

verted and made into broad roadways, known respectively as Avenue Edward

VII. and Thibet Road The port was formally declared open to trade on the

17th, November, 1843. Some years were occupied in draining and laying out

the ground, which was mostly a marsh with numerous ponds and creeks. The

foreigners in the meantime lived at Nantao, a suburb between the city and

the river, the British Consulate being in the city. In two years a few houses

were built in the Settlement, and by 1849 most foreigners had taken up their

residence in it. By that time twenty-five firms were established, and the

foreign residents numbered a hundred, including seven ladies. In that year

an English Church was built, and on 21st, November the foundation of the

A154 SHANGHAI

Roman Catholic Cathedral at Tungkadoo was laid. The French were, in

1849, granted the ground between the city walls and the British Settlement

on the same terms; and, in exchange for help rendered in driving out the

rebels who had Seized the city in 1853, got a grant of the land extending

for about a mile to the south between the city walls and the river. They

have since, by purchase, extended the bounds of the Concession westward to

the “Ningpo Joss House,” a mile from the river. Negotiations were instituted

for an extension of the Concession to Siccawei, a village chiefly occupied by

the Jesuits and their converts, situated at the end of the French Municipal

Road and five miles from the French Bund, but in this the French were only

partially successful, a small extension as far as the Old Cemetery being

granted them in 1899 In the later fifties the Americans rented land imme-

diately north of Soochow Creek, in the district called Hongkew. A greatly

enlarged boundary for the Settlement was granted in 1901.

impetusAs a porttheforopeningforeignintrade1861 ofShanghai grew butandgradually until it secured

gained abygreat

Treaty ofbyTientsin, and a further the Yangtsze

increase northern

by the opening up ofports,

Japan. In March, the

1848, owing

Consul, tp an assault

blockaded the, onand

port some.missionaries,

stopped the near Shanghai,

passage outwards Mr.eleven

of Alcock, the British

hundred grain

junks. This drastic measure, by which grain for the North was cut oft brought the

authorities

arranged. The to their senseSjofand

first event after sending

impbftapce a man-of-war

since the to NankingwasInethematter

advent of foreigners takingwasof

the native city on 7th, September, 1853, by the Triad rebels,

months; although repeatedly besieged and attacked by the Imperialists^ This caused a who held it for seventeen

large

of landnumber

rose Very of refugees to seek Atshelter

considerably. that within the foreignforce

time a Volunteer Settlements,

was formedandamongthe price

the

foreign

did really good service; The battle of “ Muddy Flat ” was fought on 4th, April,which

residents, under the command of Captain' (afterwards Sir Thomas) Wade, 1854,

when

with onethe field

Volunteers in conjunction

piece, drove the Imperialists,with thenumbering

Naval forces,

10,000consisting

men, frominthe all neighbour-

of 300 men

hood

Americanof thewereSettlements

killed, and and burned

ten men their camps.

wounded. OwingTwo to theofoccupation

the Volunteersof the and one

city the

authorities were powerless to collect the duties, which for

and it was, in consequence, agreed in July, 1854, between the Taotai and the three a short, time were not paid

Consuls (British, French and American) that they should be collected under

foreign

Government control..that This

theThe was found

system tosubsequently

work so much

was,Inspectorate to thetoTreaty

t he advantage

Tientsin,of extended

the Chineseto

all the open ports. Foreign of'Cpstoms was ofestablished in 1861t the

headquarters of which were for some years, and, apeording

ought still to be, .at Shanghai. In 1861 'the Taipings approached Shanghai, to The original regulations,

occupied

the buildings of the Jesuits at Sicawej, and threatened the city and settlements. The

capture of Sobchow : on 25th, May, 1860, had driven a large number of the inhabitants of

that city and the Surrounding districts to Shanghai for protection, so that the native

population increased rapidly. It was variously estimated at from four hundred

thousand to a million, but the smaller number is probably nearer the truth. By 1861

provisions

previously. had increased

Efforts wereRoyalin price.

made to keep to fourtheantimes

rebels what they hadfrom

atRegiment

a distance beenShanghai;

somey earsa

detachment

while the gates on the side towards the French Settlement were guarded bytheFrench

of British Marines and Indian ga;rrisoned walls,

Marines) In August, 1861; the city was attacked,

walls and river were in consequence destroyed by the French, the rebels beingand the suburbs between the city

ultimatelyagain

thousand driven back. IntheDecember

threatened Settlements. the rebels

The to the number

approaches were of one hundred

barricaded and the

Defence Creek constructed and fortified at an expense of forty-five thousand taels.

Before the close of 1862 the rebels had been driven by the British Forces beyond a

itradius

is of thirty

stated ground mileswhich

around

had Shanghai.

originally So immensely

cost foreigners

for ten thousand pounds. At this time the old Race Course and Cricket Ground,

did the

fifty poundspriceperof land

acre rise

was that

sold

situated

holders had withinbeentherepaid

Britishthe Settlement,

original was costsold

thereat was

such aa profit

balancethatof after

some the share-

forty-five

thousand taels, which the owners generously devoted to the foundation of a fund for

the

thirtyuse thousand

of the public, taelsto ofbe applied

this amount to the purposes

were lentof recreation only. Unfortunately

by the treasurer on his own

 SHANGHAI A155

responsibility to the Club, in Which institution he was a shareholder. As the

shareholders were never able to repay this lOan out of the profits on the Club, the

building and furniture were taken over in 1869 by the trustees on behalf of the

Recreation

useful Fund, to assistance

in rendering which the building to some still Otherbelongs. This fund hasbesides

public institutions, provedhavingvery

Eurchased all the ground in the interior of the Race

y the Municipality and, with the exception of the steeplechase course at training Course, which is now leased

seasons only, set aside as a Public Recreation GrOund, by which name it is known.

trusteesrecently

More of the fund,steps towereacquire, takeninbyconnection

the Municipality,

with the new in conjunction with the

Rifle Range adjoining

the

CoversHongkew some fiftySettlement,

or sixty acres, an additional

has been park for and

laid out, publicis fully

recreation.

availableThis, which

for public

use, relieving the congestion Of the: ground

where, during summer on a Saturday afternoon, one may see in progress at the in the interior of the Race Course

same

matches.time The halfswimming

a dozen bath cricketin matches,

the Hongkew baseball,

Groundpolo,wasgolfopened

and inseveral

1907- tennis

themselvet At the time the local native Authorities were severely pressed they availed

band partlyofcomposed the services of an American

of deserters from foreignadventurer

ships andnamedrowdiesWard, ofwhoall raised

nations,a

who had cangregated at Shanghai, with whose help he drilled a regiment of natives.

aThisconsiderable

force, notwithstanding

amount of efficiency, its unpromisingand didcommencement,

good and usefulattained service.under ThisWardwas

acknowledged

authorities, who after his death reared in the city of Sungkiangfu a templeChinese

in a manner unusual, where foreigners are concerned, by the to his

memory,

under thewhere command servicesof are still maintained.

another American ofAfter Ward ofwasBurgevine,

the name killed the force passed

who proved

unfaithful to his flag and subsequently transferred

rebels. The Imperial Authorities found it impossible to control these raw' and his services to the Taiping

undisciplined

to the appointment levies, andof Major,at theirafterwards

earnest requestGeneralAdmiral

Gordon,SirR.E.,JamestoHope consented

the command.

Having by him been made amenable to discipline, this force now rendered the

greatest

that the service Taipingsin would the suppression

never haveofbeen the rebellion;

overcome indeed,

but for ittheis assistance

generally believed

of “The

Ever-Yictorius Army,” as this hastily-raised band was named. Amongst other

services they regained possession of the important city of Soochow on 27.th, November,

asof1863,tojudging

which

the wisdom virtuallyforeigners

being ofof opinion

ended theaiding.inrebellion.its suppression,

that the civilization

There is, however,

of the many

much roombestforcapable

Empireof those

woujd have had a

doubt

much better chance of progressing had the decaying dynasty been then overthrown.

Certainly

have madeEuropean

almost ofa,ny nations, merely in exchange for the Apromise of neutrality, nightof

the

Bundfallen and wasofficers afterwardsthisterms wdth the

regiment

transferred stoodtoTaiping

for rebels.

the many

Publicyears

monument

at the From

Gardens. northin18^0

memory

end toof 1867

the

one British and two Indian .Regiments and a battery of British Artillery were

stationed at Shanghai.

brief Since thatOntimeChristinas there have been few historical events worthy of record inanda

most sketch. of thb records completelyEve,lost.1870,IntheMay, British

1874,Consulate was burned

a riot occurred in thedown French

Settlemeht

an old graveyard owing tobelonging

the intention to theof theNingpoMunicipal

Guild.Council

One orto two makeEuropeans

a road through were

severely injured, and eight natives lost their lives. A censiderable amount of

foreign-owned property was destroyed. An extensive

in August, 1879, destroyed •22rliouses; the loss was estimated at Tls. 1,5 0,000. The fire in the French Concession

foreign

when, it Settlements

is estiinafed|celebrated500,000 strangerstheir jubileevisitedonShanghai.

17th and A18th medolNovember,

was struck1893,in

commemoration

river bank havingof cleared the occasion. away a Ingreat 1894anda fire outsidecollection

noisome the native cityandalong

of huts the

hovels,

advantage

Bund on was

the ofmodeltaken of

ofFrench this

the Foreign clearing by

Settlementthe native Authorities

roads.someThis to make a broad

south

the Arsenal corner at Kao the Chang Bund, Halong

Miao. was the river

formally declared threeBund extends

openandbya the

from

miles,the

halfTaotai into

October, 1897. A Council was formed to supervise

native municipal matters; its offices are situated in the Bureau for Foreign Affairs, this Bund and attend to other

A6

Al56 SHANGHAI

in the Bubbling Well Bead. It controls a special force of police composed of Sikhs

and

increaseChinese.

in theAwheelbarrow

riot occurredtax.on It5thwasandsuppressed 6th, April,by1897, in consequence

the Volunteers of an

and sailors

from the

Council meeting men-of-war

having submitted in port, without loss of life. The Consuls and Municipal

public was held toonthethedictation 7th April, of the

theWheelbarrow

largest meeting Guild,everan indignation

held in the

Settlements up to that date. At this meeting

strongly condemned that the Council resigned. A new Council was the action of the Authorities

elected and wastheso

tax

Anotherenforced, the French

riot took place onMunicipal

16th andCouncil increasing

17th July, their taxto inthelikeAuthorities

1898, owing proportion.of

the

French French Settlement werehaving

calledthedecided to aremove the “Ningpo Joss House.” which The

measuresVolunteers

wounded. speedily

In 1900,suppressed

Great Britain,

out and

riot,France,

fifteen force

nativeslanded

Germany, being from men-of-war,

and reported

Japan landedkilled and manyat

troops

Shanghai for the protection

deemed to ofthetheinthreatening

Settlements, the presence of the troops being

operationsnecessary

were being owingconducted the north inaspect of the natives

consequence of the Boxerat therising.

time

They

In remained

December, as

1905, a garrison

differences until

arose December,

between the1902,

local when

Chinese they and were withdrawn.

British officials

regarding the jurisdiction of the British Assessor of the Mixed Court, leading to a

situation that called for the intervention of an armed foreign force Inflammatory

placards

a generalwere strikeposted

for the throughout

purposes the native cityso-called

of asserting and in the Settlement

Chinese rights,itself

and on urging

the

18th December serious rioting occurred in the streets, when several foreigners were

subjected

on the Hongkew to rough usage at the hands of the mob. Determined attacks were made

partially wrecked.andEncouraged

Louza police stations.

by this successThethelatter

riotersstation

directed wastheir

set onincendiary

fire and

efforts to the annexe of the Hotel Metropole. Their designs were happily frustrated

by a force

before shots ofhad

bluejackets

been fired andandvolunteers of who

a few found arrivedkilled

the itrioters on thethatscene, theon but

mob itdispersed.

was not

ball cartridge two rounds of blank cartridges having failed to overawe them. with

In the Nanking Road also the police necessary to fire the mob In

addition te the armed

on the streets Volunteers,

with the riflesMunicipal

and fixedpolice, European

bayonets, upwards and ofSikh,3,000whobluejackets

appeared

were landed

Settlement. from

The men warships

behaved of various nationalities

with great moderation, for the

buthimself

speedilyprotection

convinced of the

the

rioters

settlethat

tore-opened their

thewith conduct

dispute, and the was Mixed

ill-advised. The

afterViceroy

Court,Assessor being forcame to Shanghai

Mr. Twyman, the British (whosecloseddismissal athefortnight,

Taotai had was

demanded),

unfortunately still on theto the Bench.demand The Corps Chinese Diplomatique atandPeping somewhat

any satisfactoryyielded conclusion being arrivedof at,theboth parties,officials,

the Municipality this prevented

and the

Chinese Magistrates, being unsatisfied. Shanghai in August, 1913, was the scene

ofA large

some force

fightingof inrevolutionaries

connection with the abortive rebellion against

made several determined attempts to capture the Yuan Shib-kai.

arsenal,

nominallybutoverdidpossession

not succeed. There was

of Shanghai duringfighting, also, inofthe

the summer 1924immediate

between Kiangsudistrict

and

was Chekiang. The Volunteers of the Settlement were mobilised, but outsideattack

no

Louzamade

were a Policeon Station

number

the Settlement.

of and the and

casualties,

On May

Police a were30th,

general forced1925,to there

strike of

was rioting

firetheuponChinesethe crowd.

followed

the

There

with

unrest, engineered largely by Bolshevik and anti-foreign

of China. Throughout 1926 the unrest continued and there were many labour influences, in many parts

troubles

1927, the but general

however, trade proceeded

more ofserious trouble waswith littleowing

feared interruption. At the beginning Hankowtoof

and approach the Nationalist forces, and theto Powers

the occurrences

thereforeatagreed

garrison the Settlement.

The taking over of Manchuria by the Japanese in September 1931 led to a

boycott

of 1932.. culminating

As a result ingreat the alarm

Sino-Japanese

was caused hostilities

to the round

foreignersShanghai

residing at the

in thebeginning

foreign

concessions in Shanghai on account of the proximity of the fighting, and at one

time the advisability of evacuating the place was even considered. However, after

considerable damage had been done to the Chinese territories around Shanghai,

 SHANGHAI A157

particularly Chapei, a truce was signed in the middle of 1932 between China and

Japan by which the

North-Eastern provinces. latter was literally recognised as the virtual ruler of the three

Population

The Foreign population increased rapidly up to 1865, but declined con-

siderably during the next ten years. The census of 1865 gave the number of

foreign residents in the three Settlements as 2,757, army and navy (British)

1,851, shipping 981, a total of 5,589. In 1870, the total in the Anglo-American

inSettlement was in1,666:

!89r), 4,684; 1900, in7,396;

1867, in1,6731905,in 1880,

11,497.2,197;

By inthe1885,

census3,673of in15th1890,October,

3,821;

1910, there were in both Settlements a total of 15,012 foreigners; 1356 in the

British Settlement (now called Central District), 8,658 in Hongkew (now Nor-

thern and Eastern Districts), 3,521 in Western District, Outside Roads and

Pootung; and 1,476 in the French Settlement—an increase of 217.4 per cent.

d”ring the latter , five years, against 45 per cent, during the previous five.

When the census was taken in October, 1915, the number of foreigners in the

two Settlements had grown to 20,924—18,519 in the International Settlement

and 2,405 in the French Settlement. According to the census taken on Octo-

ber leth, 1920 (exclusive of the French Settlement and the outside roads under

the control of the French Consul), the foreign population numbered 2,3307,

compared with 18,519 in 1915 and 13,536 in 1910. The proportion of the prin-

cipal nationalities represented was as follows, the figures at the time of the

1915 census beln^ given within parennhesis:—Japanese 10,215 (7,169); British,

5,341 (4.823N ; American, 2,264 (1,307); Portuguese, 1,301 (1,223); Russian, 1,266

(3^1)V ; French, 316 (244); German, 280 (1,155); Spanish, 186 (181); Danish, 175

(145 ; Italian, 171 (114); Indians, 954 (1,009). This showed that the Japanese

had trebled in number since 1910. The last official census of the foreign settle-

| ments was taken in 1925, when the returns showed 29,947 foreigners and 810,279

I Chinese as resident in the districts under the. control of the International

I Council.

This figure is exclusive of the French Settlement the population of which

is given at 7,811 foreigners and 289,261 Chinese. It is interesting to note that

the foreign population of the “French” Concession included 3,463 British and

Americans, as against 893 French. According to the census report compiled

bv the Municipal Bureau of Public. Safety, the total population of Greater

I Shanghai in December 1930, with the International Settlement and the French

I Concession, was 3,183,567, including 59,355 foreigners. Of the total population,

I 1,007,868 are residing in the International Settlement, 434,807 in the French

I Concession, and 1,740,892 in the native city and its surrounding suburbs.

Although the Chinese have no right of residence within the Foreign Settle-

: ment and indeed were not recognised by the original Land Regulations, some

' twenty thousand sought refuge within the boundaries from the rebels in 1854,

and when the citv was besieged by the Taipings in 1860 there were, it is said,

at lead; five hundred thousand natives within the Settlements. In 1920 there

I were in the three Settlements 930,068. The Chinese population working in the

!' Settlements, however, must be much greater than the total given, as there are

many more thousands who sleep outside the limits.

Climate

The climate of Shanghai is generally allowed to be fairly healthy. The

highest recorded number of deaths from cholera among foreigners was 32 in 1890.

Of these, 11 were amongst residents. With the exception of the year 1912,

when there were 14 cases, the average number of cases amongst foreigners has

been slightly over three per annum during the last twenty years. The average

number of deaths of foreign residents from small-pox during the last twenty

years has been 15 per- annum. Amongst the foreign population the general

death rate was 15.4 per thousand in 1915, 14 in 1916, 20.7 in 1917, 16.5 in

1918 (including Japanese), 20.6 in 1919, 15.2 in 1920, 18.2 in 1921. 19.3 in 1922

and 17.2 in 1923. These rates compare favourably with those of many large

A158 SHANGHAI

towns in Europe and America. The thermometer ranges from 25 deg. to 103

deg. F., the mean of ten years having been 59.19 deg., the 'average being 41.13/

64.99, TV.91 and 52.49 for first, second, third and fourth quarters, respectively.

Shanghai approaches nearest to Rome in mean temperature, while the winter

temperatures of London and Shanghai are almost identical. In October and

November there is generally dry, clear, and delightful weather, equal to that

found in any part of the world; but when tbe winter has fairly set in the

north-east winds are extremely cold and biting. On January 17th, 1878, the

river was frozen over at Woosung. The heat during July and August is some-

times excessive, but generally lasts only a few days at a time. In late years

very severe gales have become more frequent. On 27th and 28th July, 1915, a

typhoon of extraordinary violence visited the district doing much damage.

The mean of the barometer is from 29.769 in the third to 30.245 inches in the

first quarter. The annual average of rainy days in Shanghai during eight

years

rainfallwasaverages

124; 55, wet

49.57days occurred

inches, aboutin iswinter, and 69andin30.2

in winter summer; the annual

in summer. The

megn degree of humidity is from 78,6 in the winter to 82.6,111 the summer months.

Description

east The

and streets qf the for

west, mostly International and French

the whole length of both,Settlements

crossing eachrun other

northatandright

south and

angles.

They

expense were when first laid out twenty-two feet wide, but have since at very great

stringentbeen mostly the

regulations, madetraffic

muchproblem

wider.is becoming

In spite ofincreasingly

this, howeveracuteandin Shanghai

the more

as elsewhere. Notwithstanding the soft nature of the soil the roads are kept in

remarkably

trams the whole track of tbe Maloo, one mile in length, was laid with Jarrah hard-of

good order, despite the heavy motor traffic. With the introduction

wood

was blocks,with

and thesamesectionmaterial.

of Nanking Roadto between Kiangse

of the Road and expensive

the Bund

pilingpaved

or concretethe

foundations Owing

are necessary the any

before naturebuilding ground,

over one storey in

height

Soochow'canCreek,

be erected,

betweenand the allBritish

stoneSettlement

has to be and

brought from ais now

Hongkew, long crossed

distance.by. nine

The

bridges, seven of which are adapted for carriage traffic.

roads,Many

Sinza

foreignonhouses,

especially

Roads, which are

surrounded byAvenue

the Bubbling

the main Well,

gardens, have Nuyuen,

outlets from theHaig,

been erected

Settlement, and Greatnear th eoutside

fromWestern

which mostand

of the other roads branch off. These roads are planted with trees on both sides,

forming

may fine avenues

be described of five to and

as remarkable six miles ip length.

unparalleled in theBuilding

history activity of late years

of the port.

Mention should be made of the many 10 and even 20 storied apartment houses in

the central as well as western districts. Foreigners for the most part have migrated

to these. These are now too numerous to enumerate off-hand.

Trade in 1939

There is no doubt that, superficially regarded, Shanghai’s trade in 1939 has

made a wonderful recovery from the low level to which it fell during the early

part of 1938: There has been a more than twofold increase during the year

under review as compared with the year preceding. Unfortunately, however,

the growth has developed in circumstances so entirely abnormal as to render

any forecast of the future trend of trade completely useless; but it says much

for the resilience and pertinacity of, the Chinese trader that he refuses to be

beaten by the countless obstacles he has had to contend with, and, with a magnifi-

cent stubbornness,

ing his position. not only manages to carry on but even succeeds in improv-

Reference to the trad,e statistics shows that, beginning from July 1939, ex-

ports advanced rapidly at the expense of imports and that tbe usual import

surplus was §oon replaced by a very large excess of exports over imports in

the months following. Compared with 1938, all the 32 groups of imports tabu-

lated displayed substantial increases. Of the total gain of $311 million, the

group raw cotton, cotton yarn, and cotton thread was responsible for almost

one-half, and cereals and flour for one-tenth. Under the headings candles,

 SHANGHAI A159

soiip, oils, fats, waxes, gums, and resins; tobacco; chemicals and pharmaceuti-

cals; and sundries, increases at over #10 million : each were, recorded. Other-

items ’shoeing increases of comparative importance were wool and manufactures'

thereof; dyes, pigfnents, paints, and varnishes; metals and ords; silk (including

artificial silk) and manufactures thereof; and timber.

In the case of exports, all groups with the exception of two- i.e., tea, and

oils, tallow, and wax—registered large increases as compared with the previous

year. The grpup textile fibres, valued at #158 million, principally silk, headed

the list of increases with #120 million, equivalent to about one-third of the total

net increase, of #369.5 million. The three groups animals and animal products;

yarn, thread, plaited and knitted goods; and piece goods shared another one-

third of the total increases, and the remaining onedhird was divided among

some 20 headings, chiefly cereals and cereal products; sundries; other textile

products; ores, metals, and metallic products; hides, leather, and skins (furs);

and chemicals and chemical products. As regards the decreases, totalling some

#2 million, reduced exportation of tea, mostly to Morocco, was responsible for

#1.5 million.

It is interesting to note that while the value of imports of cereals and

flour, totalling over #41 million in 1939, was nearly four times fhe total for the

previous year, the value of exports of cereals and cereal products, aggregating

nearly $22 million during the year, was ,over seven times that fpr 1938. In the

former .case the large increase was due to heavy imports of Australian and

American wheat valued at some #30 million, which did not. appear in the Trade

returns for the previous year. Increased shipments of wheat flour to the

Kwantung Leased Territory, of bran, wheat, and seed-cake, to Japan, and of

other Cereal products to Formosa were accountable for the erior'nous gain in

exports.

At the beginning of the year the price of rice was officially fixed at #14 per

picul of the first grade. The foreign exchange restriction and the Subsequent

alleged manipulation of holders of large ready stocks enhanced the quotation to

$21 in June. Utter confusion reigned early in August, with the price of the

first grade soaring to $35. After a slight improvement in September the price

advanced 'again and moved up to around #40. For a time in October the mar-

ket price eased and went down to as low as $26, but before the end of the year

the quotation again advanced.sharply,and reached the record of $48. A maxi-

mum price : of $40 was in consequence fixed by the municipal authorities, and a

proclamation was issued to the effect that rice hoarders and profiteers would

be expelled from the foreign-administered areas.

The rapid rise in prices of many commodities in use in Shanghai factories

introduced new difficulties into a. situation already suffering from adverse ex-

change. Speculation in certain raw materials caused prices to move erratically

and rendered genuine factory purchases difficult. The high price of fuel con-

tributed further to the embarrassment of many enterprises. Silk filatures in

the Settlement, however, were able to make large profits during the year because

of the sharp rise in prices in both the local and foreign markets. Although the

shortage of native-grown cotton forced mills to cover their requirements in

foreign growths during the greater part of the year, they were more or less

fully occupied and managed to earn the largest profits in their history on

account of the large increase in the prices of yarn and cloth attributable to

scarcity of textiles in the interior and to inflation resulting from the declining

value of the dollar. Kubber shoe factories were greatly affected by the advance

in price brought about partly through the restriction in the export of rubber

from Malaya, and currency restrictions in British colonies acted against the

export of gourmet powder and some other commodities. The cigarette business

had improved considerably, due principally to increased output of Japanese

A160 SHANGHAI

manufacturers. Owing to the increased population, sales of soap manufactured

locally showed a decided improvement. Generally speaking, most of the local

industries, taking advantage of the low exchange, were in a position to compete

with their rivals abroad.

Comparing the year 1939 with 1936, a gradual return to normal conditions

was noticeable in overseas shipping, but in the case of coastal shipping the

figures were still a very long way behind, there being only 4,360 vessels entered

and cleared as against 13,057 in the year 1936. By flags, Great Britain was able

tothemaintain her leading

year. Japan position

held second placein inbothbothoverseas

cases. and

As acoastal

result shipping during

of the blockade

of the China coast, Chinese-flag vessels, which held second place in 1936 and

1937 with several million tons, dwindled to an insignificant proportion during

1939 with only 10,500 tons. The volume of shipping business showed a higher

activity when compared with 1938, and results were generally good, although

the amount of inward cargo declined heavily in the second half-year owing to

the01 drastic fall in exchange in June and later to the outbreak of war in Europe.

purposesAs ashowed

result ofa remarkable

the Europeanincrease.

situation,Towards

the demand

the endforoftonnage

the yearfora certain

special

shortage of tonnage for local exports was noticeable on account of lesser tonnage

available. In the coastal business there was a great demand for tonnage in the

last few months of 1939, resulting in the enhancement of charter rates to a con-

siderable extent. Because of the depreciation of the dollar and of all the costs

of running their ships, specially insurance, going up as a result of the war

situation, shipping companies were compelled to increase their rates of freight,

but, in terms of Hongkong dollars or sterling, freight rates on coastal services

were about the same or slightly lower than those in 1938.

Imports of gold and silver from foreign countries were negligible, and there

was no record of any outflow of treasure from this port throughout the year.

The highest rates for sterling and U.S. dollars quoted during the year were &\d.

and U.S. $16.50 respectively, and the lowest were 34

violent

drawalsdrop frominChinese

exchange banksandhalted

the Government

the ingress regulations limiting cashbulkwith-as

of many a commodity,

well as luxuries. Importers who were unable to obtain sufficient foreign ex-

change from the Central Bank had to buy at higher prices—a demand which

gave rise to what is known as the “black market,” quoting exchange at touch

less favourable rates than those given by the Central Bank.

Concerning the Whangpoo Conservancy Board, negotiations which had been

proceeding during 1938 and 1939 came to a conclusion in November, when an

agreement for resumption of conservancy work was arrived at. With condi-

tions in Shanghai and in the interior gradually returning to normalcy, the post

office transacted a very brisk business in 1939, although operations were main-

tained under difficult and extraordinary circumstances. Owing to high costs

ofcarriage

operation, therebywas

of mails the asteamship

general increase

companies.in the The rates of remrineration

acceptance for

of insured mail

matter for European countries was temporarily suspended from September on

account of the European War. A revision of the tariff for international mail

matter also took place in September.

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Ah Sing, Printer — Temporary Office :

ft # m 697, Hankow Boad; Teleph. 95320

Abraham, Katz & Co. — Glen. Line Aircraft (China), Ltd., Specialists in All

Building,

Cable Ad:2,Abkatz

Peking Boad; Teleph. 13361; Branches of Aviation, Suppliers of All

Types

—Cable of Aircraft and Aircraft Materials

88, Museum

m m m % Ad : Ariel Boad; Teleph. 16375;

F.D. B.Beiss,

Smith, directordo.

Ae Me Dee Ma G.L. W.

G. N.Hutton,

Tinson, do.

Acme Code Co., Cable Codes, Con-

densers, Bank Publications and Special Agents: do.

Code Compilers—263, KiangseBoads

Boad,; Beiss,

Between Nanking & Kiukiang

Teleph. 10083; P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad : Museum Boad ifc Co., Ltd., 88,

Bradley

Busequicor

Business Equipment Corporation, Alexander Jewellers—Sassoon

Clark Co. (Shanghai), Ltd.,

agents Teleph. 10719; P.O. House, Box 1081.TheLondon

Bund;

Office: Parent House, 125, Fenchurch

Adams

Importers—51,

18210; Cable Ad:CantonHappy Boad ; Teleph. G. J. Wells, mng. dir. (Shanghai)

A162 SHANGHAI

n & ft m M % M & ^ & m m ft ® m

Algae & Co., Ltd.,Estate

Architects and Sur- Mei yah pao sien ckung hung sze

veyors, Land,

Agents—206, Sassoon House; Teleph.and Insurance American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

12877; Cable Ad: Classic Inc., U.S.A., General Insurance : Fire,

N. E. Kent, manager Burglary, Motor

Marine, Plate Car;

Glass,Life, Accident,

Baggage and

- E. H. Adams, A.R.i.u.A., signs per pro. , Special 11144;

Risks—17, The Bund; Teleph.

P.O. Box 1195; Cable A4:

Allan, E. C. Kiukiang

Exchange and Bullion Underiters

Broker Directors—C-Y. Starr, W. T. Sullivan

11975 &—69, 18241; Cable Ad:Road; Telephs.

Irvhurnag A. B. H.Park,

Yung, R. E.andShean,

M. Blake H. L*

G. C, Bruce-

E. C. Allan | F. Machado Executive Dept.

fj a m m W. T. Sullivan, president

Aye lay han pah lee A.H. B.L. Park,

Yung,vice-president

do.

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd., Wholesale H. M. Blake, secty.-treas.

Manufacturing ’ and Pharmaceutical K. Lock, asst, secretary

Chemists, Surgical Instrument and City Mrs. E. O’Hanlon

Hospital Furniture Dept.

110, Hankow Road; Manufacturers—

Teleph: 15611; R. E. Shean, manager

Cable Ad; Allenb-urys J. S. Deatsch

P. ,D. G. Gain, agent Dr. O. Richter, underwriter

Slowe & Co., Ltd., distributing J. D. Lorenzen

agents in North China CMissF. J.Choii, Chinese manager

m & m m it Miss J. Schnapper,

Brodd secretary

Miss J. Zee

Chu hwa lien ho yen tsao H. Chow

yu hsien Icung $ze Marine Dept.

Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.^— T. Altudoukoff, marine underwriter

175, Soochow Road; Teleph. 13432 H. M. Blake, asst, marine underwriter

, Directors — Brig.-Gen, E. B. Mac- M.

D. A.L. Sequeira,

Wu asst, marine rhanager

naghten, c.m.g.,

R.H. V.J. Tiencken d.s.o., L. G.

E. Price, R. H. Sharp and Cousins, L. T. Chen

Y. T. Wong

Secretary—C. GVNewson, f.C.i.s. T. T. S.Yang

Mrs. Wilhoit, secretary

Asst. Secretary—K. McKelvie Fire Dept.

Allied Architects, The — 406, Kiangse L.

Miss L -Kal, asst,manager

A. fclekkiug, manager

Road; Cable Dd: Alliarcht J. King, chief inspector

Claims Dept.

Allman, Davies A Kops, Lawyers— J. Casualty

A. Polis, manager

208,

CableHamilton

Ad : AllmancoHouse; Teleph. 15777; Losses) (Motor Car and

M.

E. J.A. Collins,

Sequeirasecretary

(Marine Losses)

N.J.F.B.Allman I P. F. de

Davies | James M. LeeBi uyn Kops

Accounting Dept.

K.K. C.K. Tse,

Tse, asst,

chiefchief

accountant

accountant

n & m n m A. Mok, cashier

Aluminium Union, Limited, P. Y. Sung, accountant

Aluminium in All Commercial Porms— Cable Dept.

1000, Liza Hardoon Building, 346, C. C. Chen

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11758; P.O. Supply Dept.

Box 1435; Cable Ad: Alulim

. John M. Hykes, manager

J. C. Hsia, asst, manager A.V. Chang

A. Nikitin

Mrs. Lucille Robinson American Association of China—{See

W.

V. W.Y. Hsu

Chang | Y. S. Zung American Chamber of Commerce)

 SHANGHAI A163

American Association of University American Drug Cp. (Kofa)—(Nee

Women—(Nee Clubs) Kofa American Drug Go.)

n &m ® m m m & m it

American Bank Note Co., Bank Note Pei chi hung sze

Manufacturers—^,

10420; Cable Ad: Banknote The Bund; Teleph. American Engineering Corporation

G.H. H.G. Lynott, manager (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.), Engineers,

Contractors—989, Importers,

Bubbling Well Road;

P. T.McNeary,

Zien asst, manager Teleph. 34350; Cable Ad: Amengco

Directors

American Baptist Foreign Mission C. M. Wentworth,

Wilfred S. B.manager

Wong,president

vice-president

Society—(See Churches and Mis- & general

sions) General Affairs Dept. & Stores Dept.

American Bible SocitTY-H-^Nee Associa- T. V. Mao

tions and Societies) T. Wang | H. Cheng

Technical & Service Dept: ’

American Book Shop — (Nee The ' C.T. C.G. Chao Melnikoff I L. Hsuing

Chinese-American Publishing Co.) L. A. Golovin | Y. C. Wu

American Bureau of Shipping 51, Frigidaire M. C. Chang

Sales Dept.

Canton Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable Ad: C. J. Kung i D. Li

Record Accounting Dept.

American Chamber of Commerce—(See S. L. Chang | W. S. Kung

Chambers of Commerce) Secretarial Dept.

American Club—(Nee Clubs) Miss G. M. Lowe | Miss A. White

Agencies-. •

American Commercial Attach^—51, Buffalo Forge Co.—Ventilating

Canton Road;.Afi:

Te)eph.Amcomat;

r’l504$:;P. O. Box

Machinery

605; Cable Code: Delco

Motors,Appliance Corp.. and

Lighting Plants - Electric

Pumps

Western Union 5th edn. . Frick Co—Cold Storage, Ice-

; Commercial Attache Judean Arnold making and Air-conditioning

, Asst.

Cal dorCommercial Attache—A. Bland Machinery

Frigidaire Corporation—Electric

; Registrar, China,TradeViola

Commissioner—A- Act Smith

Asst. Trade Commissioner — H. ,,B.

and TrR.de Refrigerating System

Howard Federal Laboratories, Inc.—Muni-

tion and Protective Equipment

American Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Fitzgibbons Steel Boiler Co,—

Steel Boilers

American Dispensary, Federal 1n<3., Iron Fireman Manufacturing Co

U.S.A., Ph a min cists & Dispensing —Mechanical Stokers

Chemists—r226, Nanking Road; Telephs. Weber Show Case & Fixture Co.—

18790 (5 Lines) and )3803 (Urgent Calls); Refrigerator Display Cases and

, Cable Ad : Kofa; Codesi: A.B.C. 6th, Soda Fountain Equipment

Mosse and Bentley’s.. American Express Co., Inc.—(Nee

Executive Dept: Banks)

C.E. S.H. Franklin;'

Thiel president

W. Pflug, secretary T? & jfe H

Pharmacy: Met Kwang Kung Sze

J.A. C.L. Locke, manager

Filtzer, American-Far Eastern Match Co., Fed.

M. G. Arcus Inc.,

11250 U.S.A.—20,

& 11259; Kiuking

Cable Road;Telephs.

Ad:Soochow

Amfeamatch;

Mrs. R. Schiller

Miss R. Zysmann Factory: North Side Creek,

Miss Prolasowska Opposite Intersection of Warren and

Brenan Roads

A164 SHANGHAI

S. Y. Euren, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. American Women’s Club—(Nee Clubs)

T.S. Blom, chief engineer

A. Hultman, Sales manager lH H Sim Chong

H. Dahlin, Factory supt. Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Engineers,

E.A. Azevedo

Varland I| J.E. Brendmoe

Ohlsson Contractors, Importers and Manufac-

Mrs.

Miss T.S. Makarov

Manasseh | J.W.Schultz Pettersson turers—Head

Ming Yuen Road; Office:Teleph.

21 & 12590

43, (Priv.

Yuen

Exchange);

Danica. P. O. BoxTientsin,

Branches: 265; Cable Ad:

Peiping,

American Forces—Fourth Marines, Tsinan, Hankow, Hongkong, Canton,

Headquarters—1607-9, Sinza Road : San Francisco, New York and London

Teleph. 35789 R. E. Gilleland, vice-pres. & gen.

manager

& m r m m A. W. Turner, Sales manager

Met kuo pao shien kung wei C.L. S.A. Ku,

Bowern, asst,do.to gen. mgr.

American Foreign Insueance Asso-

ciation, General Insurance—China

Branch:

17222; P.O.51, Canton

Box 609,Road; CableTeleph.

Ad: ft $ Hip Wo

Afiachina. Head Office : 80, Maiden Anderson chants—!&31,Co.,Peking Ltd., Road;

Robt., Tea

P.O. Mer-

Box

Lane, New York 1275; Cable Ad: Adamantine

T.James Nichols,Jr.,manager

B. Brown, asst, manager

Y. J. Dobroliuboff m $ n

Miss E.Lee,

Percy C. Nergaard,

accountantsecretary Mee an mien yeh

A. G. Muldoon (Tientsin) Anderson, Clayton & Co., Cotton

Merchants — 34, Avenue Edward

American Legion—(Nee Clubs) VII.; Teleph. 18040; Cable Ad:

Smidtos

American Masonic Temple Associa- m m *. m *

tion—(Nee Clubs) Anglo-Chinese

American-Oriental Trading Company, turing and Dispensary,

Dispensing Manufac-

Chemists,

Manufacturers’ Representatives — Hospital

Teleph. Supplies—235,

97184 (3 Lines); Honan

Cable Hoad;

Ads:

266, Peking Road; Teleph. 17998; Hyttefad & 9000; Factory: Chung Shan

P.O. Box 555; Cable Ad : Aoteo Road (Near Lincoln Avenue). Branches:

American Players’ Club—(Nee Clubs! 869-871, and 162-4,Avenue Joffre;Telephs.

Hart Road; Telephs. 39905-6

77104-5

J. D. Tsu, manager

American

Churches Presbyterian

and Missions) Mission—{See n m m

American School —(Nee Educational) Anglo-Chinese eral Merchandise, Indenting Co., Gen-

Hardware, Pro-

visions,

American Securities Corporation— Woollen Suitings & Overcoatings, Furniture Stuffs & Fittings,

107, Museum

19084-5; CableRoad, 1st Floor; Telephs. Oils & Paints, Crockery, Cutlery &

Ad: Amsecoi Sanitary Earthenware— 190, Kiukiang;

Road; Teleph.

Codes : A.B.C.10518; Cable

5th and Ad: Affluence;

Bentley’s

American Trading Co, Inc.,

and Construction Engineers, Importers, General

Exporters and Manufacturers’ Agents— C. P. Loh, hon. adviser

51, Canton Load; Telephs. 15077 to 15079; Skene

Slian Dunne,accountant

Dunne, manager

Cable Ad : Amtraco S. L. Tung, chief clerk

P. Win.

S. Gilman, agent

Klein, sub-agent Y. S. Zia

Miss M. Carneiro T. Y. Chu | C. H. Sheh

Anglo - Chinese School — {See Educa-

American University Club— (Nee Clubs) tional)

 SHANGHAI A165

Anolo-Danish Shipping Co., Ship and m m m %

Freight Brokers, Shipowners and An li yw hsien kung sze

Agents—8,

Cable Ad : French Bund; Codes

Shipbroker; Teleph.: Acme,

83059;

Bentley’s, Scott’s 10th edn., A.B.C. 5th Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

edn., Boe Code and Private Engineers

House, 1, Nanking and Contractors—Sassoon

Road; Teleph. 11430;

Justesen Bros., owners P. O. Box 1362; Cable Ad: Harchi

C.H. J.M.Meager, mng.

Mann, do. director

Anglo-Jewish Club—(Nee Clubs) L. Ovadia, do.

m m Haiminy J. E.R. Andrews, managersecty.

Angus & Co., Marine and Cargo V.A. Rose, Brayne, a.s.a.a.,

eng. manager

Surveyors, and Cotton Controllers— L. P. Mouravieff, signs p. p.

Room H. J. dos Remedies

MuseumNo.Road; 1, Teleph.

Capitol 18749;

Building, 142

P. O. Box H. C. Lia

1258; Cable Ad: Angcom Correspondence Dept.

Capt. G. F. L. Crawford, sole

proprietor Miss I. Gunther

Agents for-. Miss J. Solomon | Miss G. M. Puthod

Henry Hughes Sons, Ltd., London Electrical S.F. Y.Z. Mar

Chao

Section

(Nautical Instruments) | C. D. Lee

Anti-Communist Entente—(Nee Clubs) Mechanical B. F. Yen

Section

Antonoff, Dr. N. M., m.d., Physician, Building Supplies Section

H. B. Rowsell I Y. Y. Chow

Surgeon,

Great Western Gynecology

Road;andCorner

(Jbsterics—2,

Avenue OilK. Section

T. Loh I I. F. Tong

Haig,

12-1 p.m.Teleph. 33067. Consulting

and 43.0-6.30 p.m. Hours: N. Alferieff | H. Iguchi

T. Y. Kao I Mrs. I. Jourovick

Anzac Society of Shanghai—(Nee Cables

Clubs) Miss M. J. Chang | Miss E. Sha

Apcar Line - (Nee Mackinnon, Mac- Textile (See

Section

under “Textile Machinery

kenzie & Co.) Agencies”)

Resident Representatives

% 7% m m W.VickersA. Ankerson, repres., Co.,Metro-

Electrical Export Ltd.

Pe law sui chang G.Simon, H. Akerman, repres., Henry

Aquarius Co., Manufacturers of Table Ltd.

Waters with Pure Distilled Water— W. C. Farnham, repres., Sun Oil Co.

Office: Macgregor

Road; Teleph. 17589House, 44, Foochow of Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A.

Caldbeck, Macgregor

general managers

Factory: 400, Thorburn Road; Teleph. Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.—Arnhold

Building, 5th Floor, 320, SzechuenRoad;

A.50055

D. Openshaw, factory manager Teleph

Ad: Soychee 18070; P.O. Box 1630; Cable

J.J. S.Kearns ; K. Gulamali C. H. Arnhold, mng. director

M. I. Smith

Poshnine !i J.K. Cunha

D. Bogorodsky H. E. Arnhold, director

A. E. Marker, do. (Hankow)

Peacock, do.

C.S. P.E. Woo, do. (Tientsin)

Arai &Co., General Exporters, Importers, M.

Commission

—130, Hankow AgentsRoad;andTelephs.

Mill Suppliers

11520 A. P.Wolfers,

Jones, do. do.

(London)

(London)

(Private Exchange to All Depts.) and E. C. Belbin, do. (Hongkong)

10059 (Proprietor); Cable Ad: Araiyoko. A.W. R.Russell,

Eisenhut, do.signs per pro.

Branches

Chinkiangat:andTsingtao,

HankowTientsin, Wusih, W. A. Zindel, do.

A166 SHANGHAI

J. D. Blackwood C. K. Chan, manager

W. Hill Lawence

N. F. Dong, Y. Chan, asst, manager

Sales manager

H. J. Holden J. K. Woo, secretary treasurer

A.G.t\ Meyer

Heyman

Maier Cheng Tsan

T. P. Yang | Y. Hough

Mrs. M. King

J.R. M.B. Ozorio

O. Sequeira m & m is m 35

•Yd si ya po li kuriy si'e

E.C. M.A. S.Sequeira

C. de Sousa Asia Glass Co., Glass of every descrip-

A.M. B.A. Carvalho

S. de Sousa tion: Glass Mirrors;

Resilvering Bevelling,Manufacturers

Silvering andof

P.MissM. P.J. dos Rernedios

Chung Road: Teleph. 17452; P.O. Hongkong

Metal Shop Fronts—130, Box 939;

P. F. Roberts Cable Ad; Asiaglasco

R. W. Gregg, proprietor

& m m m %®&m anm

Mei rilse kiiny tze 1 Yu pang jen shou po hsien kung szn

Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers, Asia Life insurance Co.—Neyv York

Cabinet Makers, Architectural

Importers,Joiners,

Orna- Office: 111, 17,JohnTheStreet;

Decorators, Carpet

mental Plasterers, Metal Workers and for Orient: Bund,Main Office

Shanghai;

Lacquerers, Leaded Glass Workers, Teleph. 11350; P.O. Box 236; Cable Ad:

Electro - Platers —- Showrooms and Alico; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

Private.Canton,Branches: Batavia,Hongkong,

Chungr

Offices: 887-9,34226. Bubbling Well Studio.

Road; king,

Teleph. Factory and

343, Kiaochow Road; Teleph. 34222; Tientsin. Manila, Peiping,Hanoi,' Singapore and

Cable Ad: Artcrafts > 1 General Agencies: Amoy,

Directors .— 38, J. Hicks, Mitchell Foochow and Tsingtab

, ' Hankow,' Saigon, Swatow

Beery, a.g.s. and C. A. Pratt

J. Kershaw

M. J.Palmer

Hsoff jjj J.D.H. Sarite

W, Yue ' n & m m t-

B.C. Melnikoft J. Zung Asia

Puh yih dei tsai kung sze

Realty Co., Federal Inc., U.S.A*,

J. Y. Ching jj Mrs. Mrs. B. Chaikin

Luchangco Land and "Estate Dealers, Property

T.S. L.M. Tsiang

I,qh I Miss K.M..Sinclair Management, Appraisals and Insurance

—110, Szechuen Road;Ad:Teleph. 18770;

P.O. Box 2209; Cable Asiarealty

Artistic Corset Co.—7, Central Road; Management:

■ Teleph. 13327 Mrs. A. Tillers

Accounting Department: ,

Artists Rifles Pegt. Club—(Nee Clubs) T. R.U.Lee

Lee | W. Y. Yue

Ashizawa Printing Cq.—300, Haining Insurance Department :

. Road; Teleph. 41303; Cable Ad: Rental Miss M. Petigura

AscoWcial Department:

Miss

L. A.M.Bohetsky

Petigura I| L.MissH.M.Djang

Fuller

Asia Agencies Manufacturers—12, The K. W. Mih (Chinese Rents)

Bund, Room

Ad:A. Decofurn 356;. Teleph. 14317; Cable Sales Department:

E. Nob bins I I C. Y. Loh "Wm. Lee

A. E. Hayward | Miss B, Sayer Title Deeds :

Miss D. Wong

^ ^ ^ g ^ Asia Theatres, Inc. Nanking

(OperatingandCathay,

Asia Commercial Co., The, Importers, Grand, Metropole, Rialto

Exporters and Engineers—452, Kiangse Theatres)—-623, Avenue Edward VII;

Road; Cable AdAscomcial Teleph. 84133; Gable Ad: Atinc

 SHANGHAI A167

ft & fla ‘K & m & M & Local Sales Dept.

. Ying shang a si a huo yu hung sze J. V. Stuart j J. W. Mansel-

Asiatic C. S. Cheetham | Smith

Ltd., Petroleum

The, Importers Co. (North China),

of Kerpsene, W.

J. B. E. Chow | Miss

A. L. Palmer I Malone

Miss Allan

Gasoline, Paraffin Wax, Candles

Petroleum Products Generally—1, The Gasoline and & Aviation Dept.

Bund; Teleph. 18619; Cable Ad: Doric G. H. Sutcliffe | Miss Blake

T. S. Powell, generaPmanager Shipping Dept.

J. N. Bates, divisional manager L. F.G.S.Murray-Kidd

J. L. Bowke'r, do. Bridges I J. M. Pearson

P. H. Munro Faure, do. A. M. Jenssen | H. W. Snow

F. J. E. Willis, do. Purchasing Dept.

Miss Pugh, secretary W. A. Hughes | A. C. Hall

F. S. Crawford (General Dept.) Typists Dept.

Miss Kale do.

■Ab’co'uMk [Dept: Miss

MissTippinCPrmack |I Miss Miss Peach

Ritchie

E. A. Taflor/ehifef accountant Miss Long | Miss Thomson

H. F. B. A. L. Piper Marine Dept.

H. F. van Gardeher

Eck Miss Paynter B. A. Saunders

A.H. E.E. Oarlsen Miss

Mi$s Lyness

Bayden ,A- D. McB. Fraser ! Jf W. Turnbull

Foster (Statistical Sect.) Cbmptadore

A.W. E.A. Johnson Miss

Pearson Miss Brister Hamniond Dow Ting Yao:

Floating Staff

Cables Dbpt. Capt.

Miss Palmer-

Miss Pollock \ Miss Bowden J.H. B..1A.. Gray

C. Browne

West Capt. J.

Correspondence Dept. J. J. Harrigan Capt. A.Bobinson D.

Miss Gulston Capt. E. Jacob

W. J. Young A. J. Wilson Thomson

Miss Rich&Tdk [ Misk Colter J.Thistleth

Y. waite G. Dick,

Engtneering Dept.

J. L.it. S.G.F.Barter,

Drake-engineer-in-chief

1

I H. P. Sinclair Capt. Boutillier

F. le Capt. W. G.Briggs

T. C. Kelly fordi | Miss W. J.Stanley

H. Smith A. A- Chalmers

Cfttit. T. Lirpton

A. J.F. Jamieson

C. Fenton

Yanytsz'efroo '■ Installation S. 0. Jbhrison

E. G. DaVisj manager; T Lower Ydnglsze Area

E. Ac H, Piper , \. J. Man- C, Woolhouse | F. B. Wlliott

Dootumj Upper Wharf

R. B. Hutolieoh, manager ^ m & % m ^5 m *

Cough Island Cd-ilAi-lee-Wei-gung-^h-lib-chahc/

J. Findlater, ma,nager

C. J. Williams , , Asiatic Yeast Works, Ltd.—Head Office

Pootv/ng Lower Wharf inCanton

Copenhagen; Shanghai

Boad; Teleph. 18174;Branch: 1R7,

Cable Ad:

C. Thompson, manager Dawalu

J.B. D.E.Adams j G. F.

Aitken- J. G. LileyFisher E. Burmeister, manager

Quack | D. Wheldon W. Boessler

Price's Candle Factory A. Schneider | E. Felsing

W. H. Taylor, manager Associated Press of America, News

T. H. Loach Agency—34, Avenue Edward VII;

Lubricants & Fuel Oil Dept. Teleph. 16122; Cable Ad: Associated

H.A.I. G.Clark

Lang [ V. V. W. Fretwell M- J- Harris, chief of Bureau

B. G. Hopwood | Miss MacBae

Candles & Wax Dept. Associated Press of Japan — (See

A. J. Danifels ! R. F. Scott iShimbun Bengosha)

A168 SHANGHAI

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Chairman—Mrs. V. Arnold Jones

Vice Chairman—Mrs. Adam Black

American Amateur Athletic Associa- Hon. Treasurer—‘Mrs C. H Raines

tion of Shanghai (Shanghai Secretary—Mrs. Edith Colter

Amateur

American Baseball

Football Club, Shanghai

Club)—Office of Social Service Board

Secretary-Treasurer: 150, Bubbling Chairman—Mrs. L. Giles

Vice-Chairman—Mrs. Aoam Black

Well Koad; Teleph. 92250; P.O. Box Hon. Treaiurer—Mrs. L. C.

1647F. L. Hough, president Healey

I. G. Riddick, vice president Hon. Secretary—Mrs. R. Davis

D.C. Smith,

M. Tobin,baseball

secretary-treasurer

manager

Committee—W. T. Collins, J. Catholic 235, Rue Federation of Shanghai—

Bourgeat; Teleph. 72873

'Fistere,

and H. L.D.Terzin

K. King, L. Reierstad

American

Hamilton House Bar Association — 208, China Association—27, The Bund;

Teleph. 12694; Cable Ad: Britis-

President—C. S. Franklin com

Secretary —P. Kops Committee—H. G. W. Woodhead,

c.b.e. (chairman),W.P. Mellor

(vice-chairman), W. Massey

and

American Bible Society—58, Hong- W. P. Rial

kong Road Secretary — H. F. Baker, m.b.e.

(See China Bible House) (secretary), Mrs.

J. W.A. Fraser

Association Sportive Francaise— secretary), C. Till(asst,

and

68, Rte Dufour; Teleph. 72847 Afiss E. F. Dixon

Belgian Benevolent Society — 150, ® % m m

Kiukiang

16773 Road, Room 310; Teleph. Sheng-ching-lcung-hwei

Committee—A.

and Rev. RegaertLoonis, A. Clement, China Bible House of the British

Secretary—A. Lampo and Foreign Bible Society and

American Bible Society—Head-

British & Foreign Bible Society- quarters : The Bible House, 58,

58, Hongkong Road Hongkong Road; Teleph. 13193;

(See China Bible House) Retail Sales Room: 169, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10088;

Boy Scouts’ Association — Milling- Cable Ads: Testaments or Bibles.

ton Camp, 230 Hungjao Road Branch Offices: Canton, Cheng-

tu, Chungking, Hankow, Hong-

Hon. Secretary—A. H. Gordon kong, Kalgan, Kunming, Peiping,

c/o Wheelocks, 2, French Bund Tientsin and Tsinan

Rev. W. H. Hudspeth, m.a., co.-sec.

British United Services Association Rev. Carleton Lacy, d.d., co.-sec.

(Founded

Room 403 1918)—45, Kiukiang Road, James L. Chow, b.a.

Miss W.

Miss Mooney

G. Polis

President—Brig.-Gen.

naghten, c.m g., d.s.o.E. B. Mac-

Vice-President—Hugh

Hon. Treasurer—S. Tweedie Middleton China Coast Officers’ Guild—24,

Secretary—A. Pullen The Bund; Teleph. 12520; Cable Ad:

Chicoguis; Code: Bentley’s

t & & * J. Watson, joint secretary

Dah y in woo nue hung h we

British Women’s Association - H. & S. ‘Door of Hope’’ Children’s Refuge

Bank Building, 12, The Bund; Telephs. —33, Brenan Road; P.O. Box

Central 10220

(Members); Cable(Office) and 10133

Ad: Britowomen 1391. Door of Hope: 22, Robinson

Road and 1221-2, Yu Yuen Road

 SHANGHAI A169

t sa IrI ± x National

The — Christian

169, Yuen Council

Ming Yuenof CRoad;

hina>

Employeks’ Federation—North China Teleph. 18010; Cable Ad: Chicon-

Building,

10704; P.O. 17,Box The

1049 Bund; Teleph. com

Chairman C. I). Pearson General Secretary—Dr.

Secretaries—Rev. C. L.W.Boynton,

Y. Chen

Secretaries—Beck & Swann Dr. H. B. Chu, Rev. E. H. Cressy,

Engineering Society of China— Miss J.T. C.C. Mathieson,

Rev. Kuan, Dr. Miss

T. T. M.Lew,R.

President—N. W. B. Clarke Nowlin, Rev. R. D. Rees, Dr.

Hon. Treasurer—J. T. Bogers C. S. Miao and T. H. Sun

Hon. Secretary — W. Miles, c/o

Shanghai Telephone Co., 460,

Fokien Road; Teleph. 94090 Navy

Exporters’ Association of10740;

Shakghai Teleph.League

16355 — 20, Canton Road;

—17, The Bund; Teleph. P.O. President—H.B. M. Consul-General

Box 109; Cable Ad: Moorob. Y ice- P residents—

Chairman—W. E. D. Smith President of St. Andrew’s

Secretaries—Beck & Swann Society

President of St. George’s

Finnish Association in China—301, Society

Route President of St. Patrick’s

74244; P.Cardinal

O. Box 1139Mercier; Teleph. Society

President of St. David’s

Hon. Chairman—G. V. Synner Society

befg Hon. Secretary & Treasurer—I.

Hon. Treasurer—A. K. Grondahl E. Roberts, a.c.a.

Hon. Secretary—H. Keijola

Japanese Cotton Merchants’ Associa- Royal Air Force Association of

tion

Road, of2ndShanghai — 55,19147

Floor; Teleph. Szechuen Shanghai — 30, Foochow Road;

Teleph. 19931

IS Tit BUffi President — Sir Victor Sassoon,

.Dze huo zeh pnnu faunq tsih dong nih we Bart.

Chairman—L

Vice-Chairman—J. W. P.T.Marsh

Rogers

Japanese Cotton Millowners’ As Secretary —A. T. Kemp

sociation in China—Room 51, Yoko- Treasurers

hama Specie Bank Building, 24, The

Bund; Telephs. Chartered Accountants & Co.,

— Thomson

General Office) and16H69

15068-9(Director’s

(General

Office)

Jewish Communal Association of # £ *N 3S

Shanghai— Ya chou wen hui

President—D. E. J. Abraham Royal AsiaticA.Society

Hon. Treasurer—S. FI.

Hon. Secretary—D. E. Levy Levy Branch)—R. S. Bldg.,(North China

20, Museum

Asst. Secrecary—R. J. Moalem Road; Teleph. 19362

President & Director of Museum

Jewish National Fund Commission —A. de C. Sowerby

for China—6, Pacific Gardens, Sey- Vice-Presidents—Dr. Bernard, E-

mour Road; Teleph. 31250 Read and H. E. Gibson

President—Mrs. R. E. Toeg Hon. Keeper of Ornithology—E. S.

Wilkinson

Hon. Secretary—Mrs. N. E. B. Ezra Hon. Keeper of Archaelogy—H. E.

Gibson

m & ® m Hon. Librarian—Miss A. E. Morris

Ghee woo hung soo Hon. Treasurer—W. H. Way

Marine Engineers’ Guild of China- Editor

24, The

Ad: Bund; Teleph. 12550; Cable

Chicoguis E. Readof Journal — Dr. Bernard

Secretary—J. Watson Educational Organiser—J. Dunlap

Librarian -T. Y. Chao

Al70 SHANGHAI

Councillors — Dr. J. C. Ferguson,

Mansfield Freeman, A. H. George, t & it ft* Ji

Ch. Grosbois, Richard Hubert, J.Ly,R. Shanghai Shang hai sick chok ivai

Jones, C. Rliene, Dr. J. Hsang Society for the Prevention

Rev. F. R. Millican, Rev. F. L. ofAnimal.

Cruelty

1

} to Animals—-Cable Ad:

Hawks Rottj Mrs. C. S. Sowerby President—Sir Allan Mossop, kt.

andSecretary—N.

W. H. Way Maas Chairman

Hon. Swann & Hon. Treasurer—R. N.

ii # ^ ^ Secretary—Edward

Mohawk Road; Teleph. Poskitt,

36536184,

Ta ying way za Inspector—F. C. Woollam

Royal Sooikty of St. George (Shang-

hai Branch)—Church House, 243,

Kiangse Road 0r & m ^

President — Very Rev. A. G S. Ghung yit kuny soo

Trivett, M.a. d.D.

Vice-President—Harold Reynell Shanghai Stock Exchange—16, Cen-

Hon. Treasurer—D. W. Mortlock tral Road; Telephs. 11400 (8 Lines)

Hon. Secretary—E. E. Parsons and 10633 (Secretary); Cable Ad:

Shanghai Exchange Brokers’ As- Stocks

sociation—Room 317, 45, Kiukiang Committee—N. H. Rutherford (chair-

Road; Teleph. 14900 man), C. O. Cumming (vice-chair-

man), S. David, Moise Ezra, P. H.

Shanghai Fire Insurance Association Leyaud,

F. P. YeaUey, S', fcsudka,

G. T. Yuan C. and

C. Todd,

E. H.

—17, The Bund ; Teleph. 10704; Cable

Ad: Moorob Parrott (secretary)

Chairman—K. A. Mason Members—E. C. Allan, H. Auf-

Secretaries—Beck & Swann werber, S. J. Benjamin, G. F.

H.

Cannon, Richard,

JohnR.T. Buchan,

Y. Cheng, A.P. M.

M.

Shanghai Football Association—P.O.

Box 1965; Cable Ad: Football Chiu, E. G. Clarke, J. L.

Hon. Secretary—M. Spiegler Crompton,' T. Crosthwaite,

C. D. Culberston, C. .0

#Chun see sze hwa waipf* Cumming, K. M. Cumming,

M. E. Dangoor, S. David.

Shanghai Horticultural A. J. Edgar, E. L. Elias,

Parks & Open Spaces : RoomSociety—

44, Ad- F. S. Elias, A. S. Elias,

M. Ezra, D. J. Faers, J. A.

ministration Bldg., 193, Hankow Road Fredericks, C. Fritz, V. D.

President - Sir Allan Mossop,

Chairman, Ladies Committee— kt. Gensburger, E. E. Gensburger,

Mrs-Jvon-Clark J. Hawkings S. M. S. Gubbay, K.' G.

Hon. Harrison, A. I J. Hayim,

Hon. Treasurer—W.

Secretary & Director—W. J. E. Hayim, A. Hillaly, E. A.

Hillel Charles K. Ho, Philip

Kerr, f.r.h.s. Lin Ho, C. A. Howard; G. M. W.

Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association Hummel, E. Joseph, S. M.

—P.O. Box 1965; Cable Ad : Football Joseph, D. B. Judah, S. A.

Hon. Secretary- M. Spiegler Judah, R. Julian, R. E. Ka-

dooric,

K. S. Lee, G. S.S? E.Keh,Levy,

R. Kopelman,

S. J. Levy,

Shanghai Marine Underwriters P. LI. Leynaud,, G M. Liang, F.

Association—17, The Bund; Teleph. Marshall, H. Martin, G.

10704; Cable Ad: Moorob J.Moses,W. M. Morgan,

Chairman—A. H K Cobb

Secretaries-Beck & Swann Myers, A.M. E.J.

Shanghai Metal Merchants’Associa- Nathan, W. G.' Pirie, J. O.

tion—North China Building, 17, The Pote-Hunt, P. H. Prevot, D.

Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Box 1049; Raphael,

Read, G. Raymond, H. H.

Cable Ad: MoorobTiefenbacher

Chairman—H. O. S. R F.Bowe,V. Reilly, H. Rogers,

N. H. Rutherford,

Secretaries—Beck & Swann P. S. Soo, A. M. Sopher, L.

Soyka, S. Sudka, John Sparke,

 SHANGHAI A171

J. E. C. Swan, E. G. Tait, C. ® * n & ® & m *

C. Todd, S. E. Toeg, P. O.

Tong, M. C. Tsai, T. B. Y.M.C.A., Chinese—Main Build-

ings, 123, Blvd. de Montigny, 599,

Tsang, C. L. Tung, S. D. Szechuen Road; Telephs. 84040 and

Wang, D. Y. Wang, P. Welch, 15190 ; Cable Ad : Flamingo

W. N. Wells-Henderson, A. V. Board of Directors

White, H. A. White, A. Woods, W. W. Yen, bon. president

T. M. Yates, F. P. Yearley Chengting T. W'ang, do.

and G. T. Yuan K. F. Chang, chairman

St. Andrew’s Society— Wm. Z. L. Sung, vice-chairman

President—A. Pollock Y. C. Hu, recording secretary

Vice-President— T. Hutchison S. K. Ing, treasurer

Hon. Secretary—C, ,B. Blaikie, 185, K. Z.Board

Loh, secretary-general to the

Soochow Road David Au Y. T.Lewis

Hon. Treasurer —B. C.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Allan, C.

H. C. Chen

S. Chen K.HollingtonTingMason

Corporation, la, The Bund S.W.S.Y.Chen K. Tong

St. David’s Society of Shanghai— C. L. HsiaChen C.M. F.T. Wang

Tsao

President—R. J. E. Price Z. T. Kaung Stewart Yui

Vice-President—T. S. Powell

Hon. Chaplain—F. W. Thomas J.K. Usang

I. LohLy S.Y. U.C. Yang

Zau

Hon. Treasurer—T. H. Gwynne Secretarial Staff

Hon. Secretary—H. H. Thomas, D. W. Edwards, acting . general

c/o H.B.M. Consulate-General secretary,

I. H. Young, asst, general secretary

St. Patrick’s Society— H. S. Young, do.

C. C. Lhang H. D. Ling

t * 41 # S. Y. Chao C. Z. Lo

F. T. Chen S.F. M. Pang

W. Soong

Chu huajuei tien tsung hui Baen Chu

Swedish Association in China — 20, Lyman Hoover S.K. K.H. Tien Ting

Kiukiang Road, Room 303 Y.H. E.D. Hsiao

Huang

President - E. Edwards

Vice-President—A. A. Wallman Hanson Hwang C.Y. C.H. Tsai Tsao

Hon. Secretary —Sven Beijer T H. In P. C. Tsui

Hon. Treasurer—T. A. Hultman S. O. Leung Francis

K. C. Kuan Z. L. WuWang

% * a m & mm* Y.M.C.A., Foreign—150, Bubbling

Chung hua chi in chidd cliing 'nien hki Well Road; Teleph. 92250; P.O.

chuan huo hsieh hui Box 1647; Cable Ad : Foreigny

Y.M.C.A. of China— 131, Museum Board of Trustees

Road; Telephs. 15245-8; P.O. Box Dr. J. C.E.McCracken,

Rev. president

J, bttewell, vice-

924; Cable Ad : Committee president

Executive Board—J. Usang Ly C. M. Wentworth, honorary-

(chairman), Y. Y. Tsu (vice- treasurer

chairman),

and W. H. Tan (treasurer) Li C. Healey, recording secretary

tary)Y. C. Yang (recording secre- H. H. Arnold

L. V. Arnoldov

Board

K. F. ofChang

Custody & Investment—

(chairman), John Y. M. M. Haves.

Lee (treasurer), K. W. Shaw P. H. Bordwell

(recording secretary) and H. C. W. C. Cassels

Mei (legal adviser) J.D. V.W. Crowe

General Secretary—S. C. Leung Edwards

Associate General Secretary — E. A. Pollock

Eugene E. Barnett H. S. Poulsen

i

A172 SHANGHAI

T. L. Kawsthorne Astoria Chocolate Factory, Confec-

F.W. liudlotf tionery, Cafe-Restaurant—33-37-41, Br-

E. Souter oadway

Kyr. Dimitriades, proprietor

Executive Staff Astoria Branch—192-192b, North Szec-

W. E. Hines, general secretary huen Road

L. F. Brignt, physical director P. Metallides, manager

B. director

S. Schaberg, Jr„ asst, physical

Hans E. Bojesen, boys’ work

secretary H fa jl fS

Mrs. A. Malleck, catering Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd., Civil Eng-

ineers, Architects, Surveyors, Land &

manageress Estate 12555;

AgentsCable

—100,Ad:Peking

J. department

J. Cointesse, asst, business Teleph. Section Road;

Mrs. M. Greenberg, stenographer Directors—R.

Silby M. Saker and R. D. K.

Miss B. Polonsky, do.

S. Kovalcnik, masseur Secretaries tk General Managers-.

K. W. Lee, accountant The

The Sung SingFlour

Foh Sing CottonMillMillNo.No.7, 9,Ltd.Ltd.

Young Men’s

Navy—Hongkong Christian Association,

Teleph. 16904 & Szechuen Roads; Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—45, Kiukiang

Road; Teleph. 14712, Cable Ad :

Chairman—Major A. Bassett

Vice-chairman—J udge N. E. Lurton ResinspectA. Hazlewood Atkins, Far Eastern

Treasurer—Judge N. F. Allman manager

Committee—F. J. Twogood, C. M.

Myers,

Bordwell, H. H.

M. L.Cameron,

Moody, P.

P. H.

M.

Anderson, L. M. Phanis, Horace operativeMarche

Au Bon (Successeur to Co-

Francaise de Shanghai)—

Smith, Dwight Edwards,

Viloudaki, J. L. Caughey, J. N. A. 295, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 82880

Fistere

Business and Secretary

U.. S. Harkson

— H. F.

Walburn Augustinian Cororpation—(/See

ches and Missions) Chur-

Executive Secretary

Smith Secretary — W. A.— B. W.

Associate j|l flj Lee Ta

Hathaway Ault

Activities - J. C. Greiner Manufacturers of Printing and Litho-

Y.W.C.A. of China, National Com- graphic Enamels, Inks, Dry Colours, Varnishes,

mittee—133, Yuen Ming Yuen

Road ; Telephs. 15212-4 ; Cable Ad : Paper, Printing and Lithographicof

Lacquers, etc.; Importers

Emissarius Machinery

Canton andTeleph.

Road; Supplies—Office

11888. Branches: : 157,

Chairman—Mrs.—Mason

Vice-Chairmen Loh Bei- Hongkong, Canton

Miss Wong and Manila

chun and Mrs. S.Z. B.D.Chang

Treasurers—Mrs. Zau and Dr. Aurora University — (See Educational)

Yang Su Lan

Secretaries—

John D. Barr Mrs. J. H. Sun and Auslander’s Finance V Import

Office, Financiers and General Im-

J*1 & tifc 1% -k porters—83, Peking Road; Teleph.

I ao tai pao hsien koong sze 10405; P.O. Box 820, Cable Ad:

Assurance Franco - Asiatique, Fire, Auslander H. Auslander, proprietor

Marine

Rue and Motor-Car Insurances—1, T. A. Meira da Costa, manager

: Montauban;

AdDirectors—J.

Francasia BeudinTeleph. 84005; Cable

(chairman), M. Austrian Consulate — (See Consu-

Speelman ( vice - chairman), A. lates)

Pinson (mng. director), H. Madier,

FarE. Eastern

Sigaut and F. Fano Breen

Manager—J. Automobile Club of China—(See Clubs)

 SHANGHAI A173

Auto Palace

inDealers—100, Co.,

Hongkong),.Route Ltd. (Incorporated

MotorCardinal

Engineers H Id Lee

and Azadian, Leon, Export Merchant—75, Yoong

Mercier Canton Road; Teleph. 14104 ; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 70U-0; Cable Ad : Autopalace

G. E. Harden, Chairman of board Leodian Charles Azadian

of directors

F. R. Davey, director P3 & $

J. Edgar, do. Pah peh ke ku lu kung szu

W. R. McBain, do. Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Manufacturers

E. Hayim, do. of: Land and MarineEconomisers, Water Tube

J. W. P. Marsh, mng. director Boilers,

R. J. Tomlinson, manager

F. X. Gutierrez, secretary Heaters,Superheaters,

Bailey Water Tube Walls, Air

Mrs. F. B. Manley Mechanical

Fuel Stokers,OilComplete

Equipment, Fuel Pul verised

Equipment

A. H. Lee and Burners,Piping

General BoilerPressure

Room

F. Gates, Sales manager Accessories, and High

C. R. Sbekury Valves, Mechanical andSootJib Blowers,

B. Yao Electric Travelling Granes,

.1. Henry (Service) Coal and Ash Handling and Conveyinge

M. Gorsky Plant, Marine and Land Shell TyP

A. Gostinopolsky (Stores) Boilers, Steel Castings, Fusion Welded

B. Busmakin Vessels, SteelTelephs

Structural

Distributors for: The Bund; 15750Work, etc.—1,

Austin Cars Cable Ad: Babcock. Branches at Tientsin

Chevrolet Cars and Trucks and Hongkong

Bedford Trucks C. China

W. Johnson, m.i.m.e., manager for

G. M. C. Trucks

T. Hutchison, sub-manager for China

Automatic Telephones Baboud, Mary & Cie. (Gilbert, Mary

Federal Inc., U.S.A., Agentsof forChina, & Cie, Successeurs),

Auto- Representatives of FrenchImporters and

Firms—17,

matic and Manual

ment, Telegraph TelephoneDynamos,

Instruments, Equip- Canton Road; Teleph. 1^775 ; P.O. Box

Motors, Electrical Supplies All-Electric 635; Cable Ad: Duobabchar

Totalisator, Vehicle Actuated and G.E.MaryVernaudon | M. Baumgarten

Electro-Matic Street Traffic Control

Equipment, Radio Equipment—Rooms

235, 236 and 237, Sassoon House; Teleph. E.C. A.Morelieras

da Silva ) Mme.

Mine. M.K. ZengBeng

Schultz

16115; Cable Ad: Strowger Baer & Co., A., General Importers and

E. R. Girard, president Exporters—Rue du Consulat; Teleph.

N. E. Lurfon, vice president 82476; Cable Ad: Baercosilk

J. R. Reed, treasurer A. Baer, manager

T. A. Barry, secretary & manager S. L. Baer

Avenue Jofere Flower Shop, Florists Bakerite 3C ^0 fp Sua-lee-wen

—854, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 72185 Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—

Mrs. A. P. Medem, manageress Factory

Road; P.O.& Box Main1584;Office:

Cable 1432, Sinza

Ad: Sulcan.

Chocolate Shops: 221, Nanking Road;

883,

PetainBubbling Well Road & 284, Avenue

^Ij ^ Zeang Le J. L. Holbrook, manager

Azadian,

Raw Silk, Fils, Pongee,

Jacques, Cotton

Exportersandof Baldwins, Ltd., Manufacturers of

Tobacco Leaf —P.O.4, Box

French Steel Sheets, Steel Plates, Tinplates

Teleph. 84060; 1104; Bund;

Cable and Tinned Sheets—133, Szechuen

Ad: Azadian Road; Teleph. 15170; P.O. Box 252;

C. Azadian, manager Cable Ad: Balcosted

L. F. Zung E. Powell, Far Eastern represen-

L. Azadian | S. J. Zung tative

Am SHANGHAI

Balj’our

prietors & Co., Ltd., Arthur (Pro- fr & je m

tCo., Ltd.),ofCapital

the Eagle and Globe

SteelWorks, Steel

Sheffield, Bank of

Tung ah n.gan hong

East Asia, Ltd.—299, Szechuen

England—34, Museum Road; Teleph. Road; Telephs. 10434 (Exchange Mgr.),

11921; P.O. Box 425; Cable Ad: 16863 (Private Exchange

Dannemora

Rt.managing

Hon. Lorddirector

Riverdale of Sheffield, P. O. Box -242; Cable Ad:toEastabank

all Depts.);

Ling Man Lai, manager

Ng Ka Wing, asst, manager

BaNdmann, Albert, Manufacturers’Re- Kain £. Lee, accountant

presentative—53, Foochow Road; Chubg Sui. Yim, cashier

Teleph. 14495; Cable Ad: Bandmann Fung Lok Chi, sub-accountant

Ho Shiu Ngam

Tseng Yan Wing

BAN K S Zau Zang Tshung, compradore

m it 5i # ft ir Ji 1

Met gwoh wan tung ngan hong Tai wan ngan hong :

Bank of Taiwan,

American Express Co., Inc., The, Bank- Bund; Telephs. 18662, 18665, 14071, Ltd., The-^16, The

ing and Travel—General Office : 158, 16531 & 13648; Cable Ad: Taiwan&ink

Kiukiang Road; Telephs. 16276-8; Y. Okamoto, manager

P.O. Box 523; Cable Ad: Amexco S. Ishiguro, p.p. manager

D. S. Riggs, manager

P.Ed.J.Spokoiny,

MacKellaraccountant

(Travel Dept.) , N.G. Sakuma,

Kohchi, do,

do.

F. E. i ’arneiro E. J. Tivoniuk ft SI Jfc

O. Klink L D. Mulliner Wha pi ying hong

S. Tuttelman M. Karolitch

J.S. C.I. Sheiflan'

Smith Mrs. Miss D.M.Greenberg

Kabelitz Banque Belge Pour I’Etrauger

(Extreme-Orient),S.

V. K. Onischuck Miss N. Dobrenky T^Ieph, 19556; Cable Ad: A.—20, The Bund;

Sinobe

J.M.Lafontainp,

^enard, manager

do.

Bank

Teleph.of84010; China(.'able

624,Ads:

Avenue J'bftre;

Centrdban

& 6855 ..A.A. De Boodt, sub-manager

Bodson, do.

,A.A. Lampo,

Gallant, accountant do.

ft M ^18 J.A. Vanden Broecke, do.

Tsao shan ngan hong Robert

Ba^k of Chosen—330, Szechuen Road; B. Y. Wooj pppppraflore

Teleph. 11676; Cable Ad: Chosengink

T. Hattori, manager ft ®

M. Abe, signs per pro. & mgr.

Y. Kattsu, do. -Tqmg fong ii ®i ning

way lee # hongm

Banque de l’Indochine — 29, The

Bund;

Cable Teleph. 11326;

Ad: Indochine P.O. Box 654;

ft M L. Chevretton, manager

'.Chino tung yin hong M. T. Elzear, sub-manager

BAftK of Communications—889, Ave. J.Y. Mabille

V. Segalen

. fToffre, Teleph. 77583; Cable Ads: P.F. Anthoine-Milhomme

Chiaotung or Commubank Massot

Shanghai Branch

Manager—H. N. Chwang A.P. LiYakovleff

Coviaux

Sub-Managers—S. L. Chow, K. Z. R. Barbier

Tsor, C. F. Hsieh and H. T. Miss B. Boucher

Chang B.Y. LC. Ouan,asst,compradore

F. Shen, compradore

Atst. Managers—M. T. Chen, S. C. Representative of the Bank and

Yang, K. S. Woo, T. L. gTsab, French Banking; Group for China:

K. C. Li, H. C. Pan and L. C L.Y. Chevretton

Tan V. Segfden, secretaPv

 SHANGHAI A175

ft I & * W. G. G. Brown, sub-accountant

Banque I. C. M. Pemberton* do.

CommerceFranco-Chinoise

et l’Industrie—9, pouk Quaile J.H. Robertson,

G. Banham, do.

do.

de France; Teleph. 82130; P.O. Box 988; W. N. Dickson, do.

Cable Ad:

H. Bar,Sin Geranchine

manager (China Branches) R. Stephen

Tchou Lan, manager do! C.A. F.Maher

Qzorrio A.H.. .. F.A. Gomps

da CoSta

W. Wecter, civil engineer & technical C. A. Dannenberg | C. S. Aquino

adviser

M. Meunier, manager (S’haV Branch) Waung Tsing Yuan, asst, cashier

M. Laborne, asst, manager do.

P.G. A.Choplin,

Jehl, controller

sighs per pro. Chase

F. Baveau,

Mrs. S. Bartoli, secretary

do. Teleph.Bank, 11440;The—99,

P. O. BoxNanking

769; CableRoad; Ad:

Mrs. N. Jevchenko, do. Chasebank;

New York Head

City. Office:

Brandies:1A, Pine Street,

Shanghai,

Yih Tsung Ming, compradore Hongkong, Tientsin

ated with The ChaseandNational Paris. Bank,

Affili-

ft New York and London

Central BankRoi ofAlbert:

China, The—439, A. E.president Schumacher,

& managdsecond vice-

Avenue du Teleph. i2370; E. G. Zacharias, a§st, manager

, Cable Ad: Governbank E.W.A.J. G.Lamneck,

Pete.rsen,perdo.pro.

Directors— Tang Shou-ming

H. Y.H. Soong

T.Yeh Rung Y.. M. Chien A.T. W.

G. Asseier, do.

Tsu-chang Chen Hui-teh Beririey, do.'

Chang Kia-ngau Chow Chung-liang F.W. R.A. Duthie,

Fi’endiger, do.. do.

Yih Churtong

Jian H. Chen Hsu Kan A. K. Karg, do.

Wang Pao-lun T, L. Spong K. C. Miller, do.

(rvisors—! F. Robinson, do.

Yu

Ming

Ya ching I C. M. Shu E. F. Rauch, auditordo.

W. C. Ryan,

Z. C.Kang-hou

Zing | Zia Min-chuen A. A. D’Assis J. Reyes

Lin | Tsuyee Pei E.M. M.H. Baptista

Barros ! C.11. M. J. Santosde Senna

Officers—

H. H. Kung, governor W. Brodeyick 1 £. J. da Silva

Chang Kia-ngau, deputy governor H- Brown low J.

F. A. Collaco ' M. F. Souza B. da Silva

Jain H. Chen, do. A.J. C.G. dada Costa

Costa : A.MissW.L.Xavier

Branches— Beale

AllCountry

Important ^ Centres of , the J. M. G&an Miss B. d’En-

H. E. Heinzer- ling Miss E. A. decarnacao Garcia

Correspondents— G.

All Principal Ports of Foreign Lands A:M.Kazimiroff!I Mrs.M.B.Gutierfez

Hilborne Mrs. M.K. Gardner

n fln m Ma ha lee J.T. M. Lopes 1 Mrs.

M. Lopes Miss L.C. Perry K. Hob

Chartered Bank of India, J. R. McDonald Mrs. M. A. dos

Australia & China, The (Inc. in

England by Royal Charter 1853)—

Shanghai Branch: E.E. M.

M. Pereira

Nery 1 Miss L. C.Remedies da Roza

Teleph.;General Office:18*16310

The (Private

Bund; G. D.A. Remedies!

J. Remedies! Miss

Mrs. D.M. E.T. RozarioTam

Exchange to All Depts.); Cable Ad: ' Chang Zon£ Chow, compradpre

Salamander

H.

B. W. C. Hopkins,

Talbot, submanager

-manager

D. Campbell, accountant ft §! it nr tr m

G.

H. A.

J. Johnston,

M. Cook, sub-accountant

do. Cliekiqng ji ni ning hong

M. G. Gordon, do. Chekiang Industrial. Bank, Ltd.—123,

G.C. F.W.King,

Tolmie, do.

do. Foochow Road; Teleph. 18050: Cable

Ads: Chindueank

A176 SHANGHAI

China Banking Corporation—149, Cook

Szechuen Road; Telephs. 14454, Road; Teleph. 15335; Cable Ad;

14415 and 14476; P.O. Box 1738; Coupon

Cable Ad : Chibancorp J. H. Green, Far Eastern gen. mgr.

G.L. H.

Pearson,

Dopsonmanager

B.MissMakaroff

China Development Bank, Ltd.—33, R.M. Yussim

Davie M.G. Johnston

Szechuen Road; Cable Ad: 0120 Miss E. Kay

Lane Van, manager A. Harvey Miss E. Manasseh

China State Bank, Ltd.—356, Peking Trans-Siberian Miss A. Soina

Dept.

Road; Teleph. 92320; Cable Ad; Thos. Cook & Son (Bankers), Ltd —

Kuohwabank

(Teleph. 1226)

it m x m m W. A. Weight, manager

Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.—328,

Nanking Road; Telephs. 91190, 91198 & ft SS Ifc ifc H

91199 Nee ping fong kwan yin hong

P. M.S. Liu, general

J. Yuan, manager

manager

S. T. Yen, Credit Foncier d’ExtrIsm k-Orient, Mort-

Chen,sub-manager

Z.P.D. T.S.K.Shang, asst, do.

manager

gages,

Works, Real HouseEstate,

AgentsArchitects, Brick

and Managers

Sung do. and Fire Insurance—Liza Building, 8th

O. Zung, do. Floor,

16366 (3346, Lines);

SzechuenP.O.RoadBox; Teleph.1157;

Chung Foo Union Bank—103, Jin- General Management; Cable Ad: Belfran

kee B. Baron Guillaume, gen. mgr.

and Road; 15620 Telephs. 16875-79, 11920 R. Pontet, local manager

Chung Hwa Commercial & Savings L.Ch.May,

Ancel,signs

sub-manager

per pro.

Bank, Ltd.—290, Peking Road • Mrs. A. M. d’Aquino

Telephs. 13173 and 16910; Cable Ad: Miss A. Rokotoshina

Kiangyoh G.L. Zharoff

N. Philippoff

Commercial Bank of China—7, The Architects' Dept.

Bund; Teleph. 15550; Cable Ad: E. H.Missu, chief architect

L, Favacho

Tungshang Brickworks

Continental Bank, Sub

The Branches:

- 111, Kiukiang E. Missu, manager

Road; Local 771, Chinese Rent Dept.

Bubbling Well Road

Dubail; Warehouse: 1114, North Soo- and ], Avenue Tsu Yuen Chong

chow Road; Teleph. 16976-79; Cable

Ads : Contibank or 0666 m # m

F.F. S,B. Yih, Hsu, vice-pres.

president& manager Teh hwa ying hong

Y.L. T.T. Shen, Yuan, sub-manager

do. Deutsch-Asiatisohe Bank—85, Kiukiang

Road; Telephs. 12536 (4 Lines) 12772,

Y.K. C.W. Chen, Chwan, do. do. (Manager’s

Ad: Teutonia. Office);

HeadP.O.> ffice:

Box Shanghai

1282; Cable

H. C. Chu, asst, manager

Y.I. C.ChingYen, Tseo,

asst, manager

do. R. Franz, sub-manager

H. Geiger, dep . sub-manager

C.L. Y.T. Yih, do.

Chai, manager (Avenue Joffre J. Kroenert, do.

Sub-Office) C. Gertig, do.

S. M. Yiao, manager (Bubbling Well G. Meyer-Buete. signs per pro.

Road Sub-Office) Dr. Paul Witting, do.

K. W. Chwan, manager (Warehouse H. Rehders, do.

Department) A. Frese, do.

 SHANGHAI A177

M. Klussmann fr ^ M isi &

E. Wolff

F. Bretschnei- i 0.H. H.PohlMunz Man kwok tse dm way

O. Schmollinger der K. Abel International Savings Society (Public

H. von Essen Miss E. Leh- Savings Co.), Founded in 1912 and

E. Link mann Registered

ment Laws under of Julythe24,French Govern-

1867. Recorded

Miss N. Barbey at French Consulate-General, Shanghai,

Equitable Eastern Banking Corpora- Teleph. Head Office—7,82180 (4Avenue

Lines);Edward

Cable VII;

Ad:

tion—(See Chase Bank) Intersavin

Exchange Bank of China—45, Kiu- Committee of Management—J. Beu-

kiang Road; Teleph. 11941; Cable din, M. Speelman and E. Sigaut

Ad: Knabex Sub-Mariager—S. Braley

Accountants—Turner, Sturrock &

Finance Banking underCorporation, Ltd., Brown

The (Incorporated the Hongkong Secretary—J. Berthet

Ordinances), General Financing -- 9, Staff—B

Liou, V. Firsoff,

Mangal,C.M. Liniewska,

Marchand, M.R.

Avenue Edward

P.O.J. A.BoxTurner,

633; CableVII;Ad: Teleph. 80115;

Financebank Marchand, N. Roukavishuikoff, E.

chairman Shekury,

and N. Seifoulline S. Ulanovsky

E. Stephan,

R. H. Parker, director

V. O. Remedies, director & secretary

Ho Hong Bank, Ltd., The (See Oversea Italian kiang Bank Road;forTelephs.

China, The—186, Kiu-

15367-8 (Gen.

Chines# Banking Corporation, Ltd.) Office) and 15841 (Manager); P.O. Box

648; Cable Ad: Sinit

ff & If IS IT. M. Tavella, gen. manager

Way foong ning hong O. Petit, manager

Hongkong Sc Shanghai Banking Kiangsu Bank, Shanghai Branch—5,

Corporation, The (Incorporated in Route Voyron; Telephs. 84974 & 84832;

the

Bund; Colony Ad: of Hongkong)—12, The Cable Ad: 3922

A. S.Cable Henchman,Wayfoong

manager L. C. Yen, manager

A.A. S.C. Adamson,

Leith, sub-manager

acting sub-manager S. C. Tien, sub-manager

J.G. Hall

H. Stacey, accountant

A.R. H.B. Gotch

Matthews, sub-accountant fr M #

Kin cheng yin hong

A.S.B.H.Kelly,Ash acting sub-accountant Kiencheng Banking Corporation, S’hai

W. Beveridge I.L. L.H. G.Bradford

Wheeler —200, Kiangse Road;

14386 (Manager), Telephs. Dept.)

13800 (Banking 16537,

A.D. Chalmers

W. Mortlock B. C. Allen and 12400Cable

(Private Exchange to All

D. F. C. Cleland W. A. Stewart Depts.); Ad: Kinchen

J.G. Kindness P. H. Scoones C. C. Woo, manager

C. C. Fong, sub-manager

D. A.S. Dunkley

Campbell N.W. J.R. Stabb

McCutcheon L.P. C.H. Yang,

Ying, do.

do.

F. H. F. Swayne P. D. M. Munro J. A. Chen, asst, manager

S.F. J.R. H.Burch

Fox •).F. B.J. Knightly

Martin C.L. Y.C. Chang,

Sheng, custodian

do.

M. W. Turner J. F. Hulme Bubbling Well Branch—781, Bubbling

L.W.R.McLaren

W. H. B. Rigg P.O. G.P. A.Edwards

Cantophre Well Road; Teleph. 33695

Special Representative: B. Montigny; Teleph. 84833 B. de

de Montigny Branch—125,

W. C. Cassels | Miss K. Fenton Jessfield Branch—9, Jessfield Road;

Resident Engineer: Teleph. 33292

E. W. A. Clements, a.i.n.a. Avenue Joffre Branch—332, Avenue

E. J. Grainger, m.i.mar.e. Joffre; Teleph. 84959

A178 SHANGHAI

Manufacturers Bank of China, Ltd.— D.P. P.Keating, accountant

510, Avenue

85411 & 84096; Joffre;

Cable Telephs.

Ad: 84982;

Factubank; J. W. Granbery, Patrick, Jr., sub-accountant

do.

Codes:3rdBentley’s, K. K. Rounds, do.

tional Edition Peterson’s

Private Interna- H. M. Sperry,

J. W. Benton,

do.

do.

T. H.Y. T.Chang,Tao, manager

sub-manager

B. Chen, do. H. M.

W. H. Johnson, Wilbur, do.

do.

H. F. Khoong, cashier J. E. Aurell, do.

A. H. Remedies, do.

jflj ^ Yu Lee C.VanQ.Zung Yow, Jai, do.

do.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—4, J. J. de Souza

The Bund; Teleph. 18792-3; Cable

Ad : Paradise

J. H.R. W. Huxter, manager J.J.F. E.H.C. Azinheira

de Garvalho

V. Ribeiro

Hawkins, asst, manager F. M. dos Remedies

L.R. C.V. Blanks,

Thomas, accountant

do. B. I. Vinokuroff

E.A. C.R. M.West, sub-accountant A.W. Edwards

M. K rakovtzew

Gumming, do.

Jackson, ■ do:

C.W. F.H.Pow, do. A. T. Gomes

A. M. Baptista

J.J. B.Y. Stewart,. N. N. Ilynikh

McSkimming, do. do. E. V. Podiapolsky

L. P. P. Canavarro

ft t* m h S. Chenoir

Say nirt honxi, „ C.G. P.J. O’Leary

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd. — 36, Kiukiang

Rd.; Teleph. 18008;, Cable Ad: Iwasaki- M. L. dede Figueiredo

Souza

bak A. C. Costa

A. A, Braga

J.C. H.O. da Silva

Danenberg ’ -M

ft tsing

Sang m nin,g

# hong z C. A. da Rocha

Mitsui Bank, Miss J. Kliene

Teleph.

T Hayashi, 15430;Ltd.—50;

Cable Ad:Kiukiang

manager

Road;

Mitsuigink Miss

Mrs. M. E. Levis

Nielsen

T Sakurai, asst, manager Mrs. N. I. Erakova

Miss C.

Mrs. P. Favacho M. Tennyson , .

MoscowftNarodny &&mm mm Avenue

Bank, Ltd.—9, Mrs. R. Silvestri

Cardinal Mercier Branch—121, Route

Edward

Ad: Narodny. VII; Telephs. 87367-8;

Head (Mice: Cable

London Cardinal Mercier; Teleph. 77136

A., N.S. SiMpudrovkin, manager W. L, Griffiths, accountant, officer-in-

Zephyroff, Secretary charge

M. Y. Cheng, accountant G. H. Greene, Jr., sub-accountant

K. F. Chang, sub-accountant C. A. Philippov, do.

P. S. Wop, cashier M.

A. A.F. Diniz Maher

National A. A. Lopes

The (andCity Bank ofBanking

International New York,Cor- V. A. A ntropoff

poration)—41,

11500; Cable Kiukiang

Ad: Road;

Citibank. Head Teleph.

Office:

New York ft m m mu m

J. A. Mackay, asst- 'vice-president Chekiang shin yieh ning hong

., (New

Branches) York) & supervisor (China National Commercial Bank, Office:

Ltd.., The,

J. T. S: Reed, manager Commercial Bank — Head 2.30,

'E.0. F.E. Thomas,

White, sub manager

do. Peking Road; Teleph.

Natcombank & > 675; Codes Used: 15666; Cable Ads:

L. N.M. Johnson,

M. Bates, do. do. Peterson’s 2nd and 3rd, Bentley’s, A.B.C.

5th and 6th

 SHANGHAI Al79

National Commercial & Savings Bank, Office: Singapore. Branches : Alor Star,

Ltd.—47,. Ningpo Road, 3rd Floor; Amoy, Batavia, Batu

Haiphong* Hongkong, Ipoh, Kota Pahat, Djambi,

Teleph. 16102; Cable Ad: Nacomsav

Lara Shue Kwong, acting manager Bharu,

Muar, Klang, Palembang,KualaPenang,

Lumpur,Rangoon,

Malacca,

Lo Kwok Ping, accountant Segamat, Seremban, Shanghai, Singa-

National Industrial Bank of China— pore, C. G.L.Sourabaya and Teluk Anson

130, Peking Road; Telephs. 18729 and

15609; Cable Ad: Natindbank B.Tan,Lim,manager

asst, manager

W. ,0, Chang, accountant

Nederlandsch

bank, IM. V. —Indische 255, KiangsuHandels-

Road, Z.PeckM. PiaLee,Jim, sub-accountant

do.

Corner of Kiukiang Road; Telephs. K. S. Tong,. do.

15809, 1:5615, 19281, 19993 and

P.O. Box 1319; Cable Ad; Handelbank; Sassoon 13379; Banking House,Co., Ltd., E.D.,

Codes: Bankers—fSassQQn The Bund;

Internat.Bentley’s 3rd edn., 1st edn. A.B.C.

Liebers, Peterson

5th Telephs.

602;SirCable 11430 and 14062; P. O. Box

and 6th arid Mercuur

C. P.G.Huizer,

Riem, manager VictorAd:Sassoon,

Edsbankcoy

Bart., gov. director

accountant L. I. Ovadia, manager

H. Sardeman, sub-accountant C.E.J. G.Meager, do. sub-manager

Smith Wright,

R.Ed.D.deU.Jong

Wilraer | A. Noe J.E. B.S, Etherington,

Barraclough, signsdo.per pro.

ft m m %i F. G. I. Kendall, do.

Wo lan ying hong C. H. Arkwright \ L. See

Accounts Dept.

Nederlandsche Handel - Trading

Maat- F. T.C.D.Warburton,

Dcysdale a.c.a.

schappij, N. V. (Netherlands A.F. E,Becker

Society)—Sassoon

Telephs. House, The Bund; Smith I| A.C. M. Bateman

S. Costa

Box 1550; 19474, 19473Trading

’Cable Ad: and 19472; P.O. A. K. Brown | F. Inwald

J.C.P. F.Wouda,

J. A.Schaap, managerErrens, sub-mgr. Secretaries & SienograpKers,

vah Wfiezel Mrs. F. E. Smith

W. N. de cashierBruijn Miss

Miss L.B. E.BrownSmith |I Miss I. M. Baker

Hart-

H. Yisser

L. W. Brandt, Jr. Miss F. Wilson | Mrs. D. Meyer

J.MissL. C.F. Maher

van Senden Shanghai Bank, Ltd., The, General

Miss G. F. van der Yeen Banking Business—190, Hainin Road;

A. E. Guttierez Telephs.

(General 40839 Office);(Manager)

P. O. Box and 40840

339, Cable

H. F, Pereira Ad;M. Maruyama,

Hishimaru president

Yu Ya Ching, compradore

S. U. Yu, asst, compradore J. Fujii, director & manager

Ningpo Commercial & Savings

Ltd.—240, Peking Road; Teleph. Shangfthavmshan Bank, w myi skum ^shohmying i hong

15505 (To All Departments); Cable Ad:

0936 Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank,

Oversea-Chinese Ltd.,

121)60; The—50, BoxNingpo Road;Ad:Teleph.

Ltd. (SuccessorsBanking to The HoCorporation,

Hong Back, savbank; P. O.Codes; 857; Cable

Bentley’s, Com-

Peterson’s

Ltd., The Chinese Commercial

Ltd. and The Oversea-Chinese Bank, Bank, International Banking 2nd & 3rd edns.

J. T. Chu, manager

Ltd.), (Incorporated

ment)—120, Kiukiang in theRoad;

StraitsTelephs.

Settle- T. Z. King, Lee, sub-manager

13176 and 13177 (Private

All Departments), 14027 (Manager’s Exchange to E.Y. K.H. Hsu, do.

do.

Office) C. K. Fan, dept, manager

ments);andCable 17467 (T.Ad:T. Oversea;

and Bills Depart-

Codes C.S. P.Tsang,

Liu,Sunn, do. do.

Bentley’s, Peterson’s

A.B.C. 6th edn. and Private. Head 2nd and 3rd edns., Wilkin do.

W. C. Pien, do.

A180 SHANGHAI

Z.H. S.K.Kiang, chief cashier Barbash

Commission & Co.,Agents

B. S.,(Furs,

Merchants and

Woollens,

ChemoTang, chiefmanager

Lee, asst, accountant Plywood, Cigars, etc.) — 36, Rte. Paul

Henry; Teleph .74620;

T.P. C.G. Yue,

Mao, do. do. B. S. Barbash, mgr.Cable

& soleAd: Barbash

proprietor

S,H. C,S. Ting,

Tsu, do. do.

ft IT Ziang Woo

Sumitomo

Telephs. Bank, 15533-3Ltd.—69, Kiukiang

lines; P.O. Rd.; Baroukh’s,

Box 3035; DecorativeManufacturers of Laces

Linens — 311-317, and

Kiangse

Cable Ad: Sumitbank Road; Teleph. 17891; Cable Ad: Baroukh

Daniel F. Baroukh, proprietor

Y.T.S. Thank,

Takeda,manager

Kamiya, asst,do.manager

m m ± ft a

m n m Po wo dah leh sze

Yu pong ying hong Barraud, J. (Etude), Law Office—41,

Underwriters Bank for theinFar Rue de Consulat; Teleph. 82039; Cable

AdJ.: Julbar

East, Inc., The (Incorporated

State of Connecticut, U.S.A.)—17, The the Barraud, advocate, doctor of Law

Bund; Teleph. 17725; Cable Ad: L. Leclerc

M. M. Huang, (Notarial Affairs)

advocate

Savings.

HongkongBranch: 14, Queen’s Road, Mrs. Yuschenkoff

W. A. Hale, president G. M. Tsang

W.

K. K.A. Tse, H. Duff,

secty.vice-president

& cashier

A. Hroutsky, asst, cashier Bateman-King School of Dancing—

S.Y. H.D. Wong 999, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 31688

Chang j Mrs. N. Novak Bayer Pharma Co.—138, Kiangse Road;

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—280, Telephs. 13590 & 13596; Cabl Ad: Bayer

Dr. O. Giese, manager

Peking Road; Teleph. 15210: Cable W. Bechtle, do.

Ads: 7777 and Saltbank; Wireless: F. Iden, p.p.a.

17770 K. Kuether, do.

ft ping m tsun

& ching iE ning

m hong

m Dr. H. Wilpert, do.

Wang Dr. H. Wuebken, do. (Tientsin)

R. Boehlke

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—24, The E. Fasel

Bund; Teleph. 15470; Cable Ad: Shokin G. Fust

L. Kappner

G.T. Ono,Kishinami, manager

sub-manager A. Leckebusch

K. Miyoshi, do. Dr. H. B. Lombard

K. Moehr

ft m m it H. Pelster

Bank’s Studio, Art-Portraits, Minia- G.E. F.Steindorff

Sauer

tures, Commercial & Press Photo- M. Tiefenbacher

grapher. Agents: Bann’s News J. Yeith

Photo Services—104, Bubbling Well Miss

Road,

Telephs. China 94870

90640 Apartments; Mrs. L.A. Chane-Rohde

Brand

T. T. Chang, managing director Miss K. Grill

D. Nicolas, art director Miss E. Haase

Paul Glosz, business manager Miss E. Koenig

(Foreign Division) Miss H. Unterberger

James Zur, business manager Beck & Swann. Accountants, Audi-

(Chinese Division)

F. K. Koolik, photo-colour artist tors, Secretaries, etc. —17, The

Pan Lai, photographer Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Box

Miss Stella Krendell, Sales 1049: Cable Ad: Moorob

P. C. Lee, do. R. N. Swann, f.l.a.a.

P. K. Chao, do. A.Pullen | Miss N. Duff

 SHANGHAI A181

ft m & %r m J.J. L.H. Sparke

Abraham I Miss R. Cohen

Bay Kah Kung Tsung Hong J.L. W. P.>te-Hunt |j Miss

Begg, T.A.T., toAssessor, Surveyor and A. Marcal Miss L.M. Keller

Cohen

Consultant the Insurance Offices— W. Y. W. Shen, m.b.a., d.c.s., Chinese

Chartered Bank Building, 18, The manager

Bund; Telephs. L0353 & 16049; Cable J. Remedies j H, Ismann

Ad: Begco K. Gel bard | Percy Tai

T. A. T. Begg | Yue San Sing

Beraha & Stetten, D., Importers

/flj % Tien Li Exporters and Commission Agents—

Been, Meyer China Co., Ltd., Importers 320, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 13091;

P.O. Box 1442; Cable Ad: Beraha

ofPeking

Paper,Road;

Chemicals and Metals—358,

Teleph. 92’44; P.O.Box D. Bei'.iha (New York)

568; Cable Ad: Behnmeyer Stetten Bros. (Paris)

A. Beraha, manager

Behr & Mathews, Ltd, S., Importers and 0. S. Fan

Exporters— C. K. Chen | Miss E. Graca

Teleph. 51056;1267,CableYangtszepoo Road;

Ad: Norllavour Berbom & Thowsen, Shipchandlers &

Behrens & Sons, Sir Jacob (Manchester Importers—27,

Telephs 81243 &Rue84282;du Cable Consulat;

Ad:

and Bradford)—150, Kiukiang Road; Shipsupply

Teleph.

Elephant12278, P.O. Box 1499; Cable Ad: T. Thowsen | S. A. Enger

D. C. Palfreeman m n x t if m

G. W. Rhodes | Miss C. Moosa Pah van sz kung chang sze

Belgian Chamber oe Commerce—(Nee Berents, gineers, Hans, Consulting Civil En-

Chambers of Commerce) 41L-2, GlenArchitects and Surveyors—

Line Building, 2, Peking

Belgian Consulate- -(Nee Consulates) Road;

H. Teleph.

Berents,12099; bsc.,Cable

o.e.Ad:(Norway),

Berents

m.am.soc.c.e.

^

Mei ch’ing pee ka kung sze

M Z.E. Z.K. Nien

Berents

Piao I| Y.P, L.Kndaya

Ting

Belting & Leather Products Associa-

tion — Office : 110, Szechuen Road; Ears, Nose andm.d..Throat—64,

Bercher, M. A., Specialist for Eyes

Teleph. 10229; Factory: 400, Chemulpo Yallon; Teleph. 81054 Route

Road;

Cable Ad: Teleph. 50770; P.O. Box 231;

Proleabelt

E. A. Nelson, general manager Berger, Walter G., Exporter—81,

Road; Teleph. 15968; P.O. Box 1543 Jinkee

P. Klemen | K. L. Ning F. Donaldson, manager

Benjamin & Sons, D. H„ Land and Besant School for Girls—(See Edu-

Estate Agents—259, Kiangse Road ; cational)

Teleph. 19210; Cable Ad: Messman

S. H. Benjamin Bethel Mission — (See Churches and

I. Benjamin Missions)

B. F. Benjamin

1-Chong Cheng, compradore Bianchi, C., Manufacturing Confec-

C. Y. Dong, assistant tionery—931-933, Bubbling Well Road;

Teleph. 32288; Cable Ad: Bianchi

^l] Lee An L. Roneoroni,

Mrs. manager

Benjamin

Brokers—Ewo Building, 2", The Bund; Miss V.AngelaFerrari

L. Roucoroni

Telephs. I0i21 and 10375-7; Cable Ad: C. P. Yuen

Potation Bible Seminary for Women — (See

Ellis

F. G.Hayim

Harrison, a.c.a. Churches and Missions)

C. C. Todd (On leave) Bible Union—(Nee Churches & Missions)

A182 SHANGHAI

Billiards Association—<'£ee Clubs) BoutrossC Brothers, Exporters of

Lace and Embroideries—330, Sze-

Authorized Agents for Ford Lincoln, chuen

Bills Motors, Federal Inc., U-S.A., Road; Teleph. 17968; P.O.

Box 275; Cable Ad: Boutross

Mercury, Lincoln-Zephyr-Fordson Cars-

Trucks-Tractors—Corner Avenue Foch Boy Scouts Association — (See Asso-

and

74400;RueP. Cardinal

O. Box 1566Mercier;; CableTeleph.

Ad: ciations and Societies)

Billsmotor Boyd & Co., Import and Export Mer-

Bird & Co., G. E., Manufacturers’ chants—620, ; Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Representatives, Importers and Con- 13490; P. S.

Cable Ad:

Tien

Boydco

tractors—114, Peking Road; Teleph.

13636; P.O. Box 505; Cable Ad:

Gebird ,E. S. Cheng |j S.S. C.H. Chen

G. S. Ting Chen

Sin, Lee

Birt, Dr. E., Specialist in Surgery- - Boyes, Bassett,M Ltd., J Goldsmiths-

20, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 15579 Silversmiths, Jewellers and Watch-

Blackstone Apartments — 1331, Rue makers—215, 11922; Cable Ad; Nanking

Boyes Road; Teleph.

Lafayette; Teleph. 70119 G. M. Boyes, mng. director

Blom & van der Aa, Insurance Agents— A. L. Penning, manager

3,(2 Lines);

EdwardCable EzraAd:Road; Telephs.

Blomavan 18769 ^ & mm mmm *

F. L. Brinkman, manager Tai lee yu han hung .sze

G. J. Grilk, Jr., asst; mgr. Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd. (Incorporated

Blue Funnel Line—(AVe Butterfield & inEstate Hongkong), Architects, Land and

Agents — 391, Kiangse Road;

Swire and Holt’s Wharf) Teleph. 11169

Blumenfeld, Drs. S. M. & M. M. Dr. Wm.

A. L.. Brandt, managing

Brandt, director &director

secretary

M. Etienne Martin, Surgery General Office

Gynecology

Rue Maresca;& Teleph. Obstetrics—Office:

74513 191, K. C. Lee ;

Insurance Dept.

ifc W Poh Lo C. S. Kwok | K. Z. HuRng

Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd., Steel Work; Hales Dept.

—2, Peking Road; Teleph. 16061; Cable Fred. W. Brandt

Ad: Steelboler T. L. Sze | Z. K. Tai

Rent Dept.

H Gu Mai J.P. Duff

Z. Tung | T.K. S.S. Kwok

I Lee

Bolton Bristle Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Chinese Dept.

Dressing and Sterilization of Bristles—

32, Brenan Road; Teleph. 20325; P.O. Box Chinese, „C. H• Lee, manager .

247; Cable Ad: Wilobon Rent Dept.

V. K. Dau

Bombay Provision Store, Indian Chinese Legal Dept,.

Cindiments, Import and Export—262,

Avenue S. L. Woo ' .' n : I

Amrit Road ; Teleph. 37940; Cable Ad: Architectural Dept.

A. Symons, b. sc., b. arch.

Borden Co., The (Amos Bird Division) Engineering Arnulf J. Brandt, a.a. Dip. (Lond.)

—2, Tengyueh Road; Teleph. 50060; Dept.

P. P.O.H.BoxDunbar215; Cable Ad: Amosbird Y. P. Chen, c.e.

Drawing Office

H. M.

T.D. W.D.T. Shu

H.H.Pond,

J.T. Young

Cameron

Jr. jI I.Mrs.

J. Foltere

Noss

J. Heidler

Wong

Shih I! L.K. K.L. Lee

Agencies: Woo

Boston Dry Cleaning

—454, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17692 lidland Investment Co., Ltd.

 SHANGHAI A18»

Brazilian Consulate—(See Consulates) Fail Ning

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

fr —26, The Bund; Teleph. 12981

Breen & Co., C. J., Importers and A. H. K. Cobb, branch manager

Exporters — 70, Szechuen Road; British Women’s. Association—(See

Telephs. 16998 & 16999; RO. Box 17)6; Associations & Societies)

Cable Ad : Neerbclem

C. J. Breen Briton Ferry Steel

Brenner Bros., International Fur Agency, Ltd.—133, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 15170; P.O. Box 252; Cable

Merchants — 39, Av.

Teleph. 85264; Cable Ad: Bragu Edward VII; Ad: Feritinpla

R. S. Goldberg, signs per pro. E. Powell, Far Eastern repres.

Brewer, J., Printer and Publisher- Broadway Mansions & Broadway Man-

169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. sions Apartments—(Nee Hotels)

10622 Brook & Co., General

British Chamber oe Commerce—(Nee Agents—150, Kiukiang and Road;Insurance

Teleph.

Chambers of Commerce) 11874; P. O. Box 1606; Cable Ad:

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

edns., Acme, Bentley’s and Private

E. Brook

M 3* * Agents for:

Chung ying yin hung szu State Assurance Co., Ltd. (Marine)

British

Ltd., The—27,& Chinese

The Bund; Corporation,

Teleph. Brunswick Show Room, Gramo-

15290; Cable Ad: Jarkong phones, Radios, etc.—1222, Avenue

A. L. Davidson | Miss Fay H. Calder Joffre; Teleph. 71276

H. Opalinsky, manager

British Commercial Counsellor— A. Popoff, engineer

British Embassy, 27, The Bund; Teleph.

15650; P. O. Box 455; Cable Ad: Bumpo Yoko, Stationers and Print -i s

Prodrome —433, Woosung Road; Teleph. 41544

British Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Bunge

Flour, &Rice, Co., Cotton,

Ltd., Importers: Wheat

etc. Exporters:

itt # *s a * * Sesame Seed, Vegetable Oils,

Sassoon House, Corner Bund & Nan- etc.—219,.

British

Ping &Corporation

Aircraft—51, Register Ship- king

Cantonof Road; P. O. BoxRoad;2141;

Telephs. 13136Bunge

Cable Ad: (3 Lines);

Teleph. 16817; Cable Ad: Seaworthy R. Goldschmidt

John L. Callie

Wm.pal Lyle, m. i. N. A., m.i.e. s., princi-

surveyor G.Mrs.C. M.Bastian

Erica., m.Davies, a.m.i. mec.e., a.m.i.n. A. Wallingford

i.m.e., m. i. h.v. e., engineer S. Howe

surveyor Agents for :

Bunge

Bunge && Born, Co., Ltd.,

Ltd.,London

Buenos Aires

British Dyestuffs Corp., Ltd.—(Nee N.Amsterdam

V. Bunge’s Handelmaatschappij,

Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd. Societe Anonyme

British Flower Shop—Sassoon House, Bunge

Melbourne (Australia)Bunge, AntwerpLtd.,

Propty.,

Nanking Road: Teleph. 14777; Cable Ad: Bunge

Utprosim New NorthYork American Grain Corp.,

British & Foreign Bible Society—(Nee Societe Francaise Bunge, S. A., Paris

Associations & Societies) Bunge 8.

“Sanbra” Soc. A. R.,Algodoeira

Braila (Itoumania)

do Nordeste

British IndiaMackinnon,Mackenzie

Steam Navigation& Co.) Co., Brasileiro, S. A., Sao Paulo &

Ltd.—(See LaRecife

Fabril,(Brasil)

S. A., Lima (Peru)

A184 SHANGHAI

j|| ^ Wen Chin vi Dai-lee-sze-ou-su

& m m m

Bunshin Paper Co., Ltd., Importers

and Wholesale Merchants of Paper,

Bookbinding Cloth, Printing Ink, Official Court Darre,

Cabinet Marcel Chartered and

Accountants, Estate

and Stationery—89, Foochow Road; Agents and Insurance—], The Bund;

Teleph. 12019; P.O. Box 3079. Head Telephs. J. Donn4, 15825-13054;

gen. manager Cable Ad: Darr^

Office: Hakushinsha Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Burxill & Sons, Ltd., A. R., Merchants— Auditing P. Gregoire,

& Accounting Dept.:

i.o., A.i.o.at.

20,

BoxCanton

253 Road; Teleph. 15730; P.O. Property Ting Kong Chin, Chinese acct.

A. W. Burkill, director (Absent) D. M. & Insurance Dept.:

Gutterres

C. R. Burkill, do. do. Mrs.Goulbourn

B. Lachmoff

W. Mel lor, do. W.

J. K. Brand. do.S. N. Kosloff Secretarial Office :

S.C. R.J. Smith

Owen P. J. Pleshkoff Mrs. O. Bernard

A. R. Madar A. G. Napalkoff Chinese

Tchao Office:

Ko Chou, LL.B., interp.

interp.

A. E. Collins Mrs. I. L. Morris Zeng

Burlington Hotel—(See Hotels) Tong Sieu Tsou, interp.

Pad Long, ll.b.,

Cash Dept. :

Wong K’in.', Lie, cashier

ftPan mwei kta yd hong Calatroni, Hsieh & Co., Architects,

Burroughs Wellcome & Co.Ltd.,

(Proprietors: Engineers andRoad; RealTelephs.

Estate 10355

Agents,—

The Wellcome Foundation, London) 110, Hankow and

— 18, The Bund; Teleph. 17482; Cable 18206; Dr. Cable

E. S. Ad: Calatroni

Hsieh, c.e.d. eng., partner

Ad: Tabloid P. J. Barrera, partner

T. A.Hoggarth, resident

T. Lavington, representative

accountant F. P. Musso, do.

V. G. Stott B.P. C.C. Sung

Hsieh |j Geo. Miss Sung

M. Lespinasse

Burton, Dr. T. M. — Hongkong Bank Calcina, P. G., Exchange Broker —

Building; Road;

Foochow Teleph.Teleph.

15048;15048

Residence: 30, National Citv Bank Building, 45, Kiu-

Busch, E., Architect—159, Peking Road; kiang Road; telephs. 12187,19279, 19280

& 19104; Cable Ad: Calcina

Teleph. 18915; Cable Ad: Busalsatia P. A.G. F.Calcina

^ >fl| Lee Shun Clark

P. Y.G.ZeeA. Kirichenko

Miss

Business Equipment Corporation,

porters and Distributors of Office Im- M. W. Zee | T. W. Lee

Appliances—263, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Calco China Agency, Road Building

10083;P.O. Box 1; Cable Ad: Busequicor; Machinery

Codes: Acme and Bentley’s

A. R. Hager Ningpo Road;andTeleph. Equipments — 40,

16673; Cable

M. Foyn, secretary Ad: 9889

® poa Dtny Caldbeck Athletic Club—(See Clubs)

Butler & Co., Insurance Agents—45,

Kiukiang

Ad: Butcar Road; Teleph. 14712; Cable ^ <£• fn M IE

C. H. Butler Ching-lewong-hc-Tcung-sze

W. G Scott, signs per pro. Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

ft Tat hoo (Macgregors, Lid., General Mana-

gers), Wine and Spirit Merchants—

Butterfield & Swire. Merchants

Steamship Agents—Office: and Macgregor

21-23, French Teleph. 17589; House.

P. O. 44,BoxFoochow

344; CableRoad;

Ad:

Bund; Passenger Office: Corner of Caldbeck

Directors—J. F. Macgregor, N. C.

French Bund and Rue du Consulat;

Telephs. 82020 (Private Exchange to All Macgregor,

Bateman F. R. Davey, and E. F.

Depts.); P.O. Box 317; Cable Ad: Swire

 SHANGHAI A185

Shanghai Branch Office: w] m M m m ^ &

J. W.

Davidson, manager

G. Crokam Cameron & Co. & (China), Ltd., A.,

U. J. Kelly General Import Export Merchants—

J. K. R. Macgregor Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

12, The Bund, 1st Floor; Teleph. Building,

15118;

R. C. F. Macgregor P.O. Box 260; Cable Ad: Ingots; All

General Office : Codes

W.F.LowryP. Bahon I L. W. Parker H. R. Harling, managing director

A. J.Corbin | T. C. Zao W. M. Chalmers

Foreign Sales Dept. : T.W. Ward

L. Lee |I Mrs.

Miss J.F. da Silva

A. Remedios

S. A Ancel Agencies'.

Chinese Sales Dept. : The Consolidated Mining Smelting

C. J. Ling | S. Y. Fong Co. of Canada, Ltd., Montreal

Order Desk: (“ Tadanac” Lead and Zinc/Spelter,

N. Anderson | K. Shaw “Elephant” Brand Sulphate of

Shipping Dept.; Ammonia)

S. C. Loh Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co.,

Stenographers : Ltd., New York (Zinc/Spelter)

Miss A. Park Richard Thomas & Co., Ltd., Ebbw

Accounts Dept. : Yale (Successors to The South

J. E. Watson H. C. Shing Wales Tinplate Corporation, Ltd.)

E.J. Stephan

J. Macain Y. S. Sung (Tinplates)

Union Miniere du Haut Katanga,

Cashier’s Dept. : Brussels (Cobalt Oxide)

A. F. Fong A. K. Fong Societe Commerciale des Usines Gus-

Godown-keeper: tave Boel, La Louviere, Belgium

S. K. Chang (Continental Metals)

J. W. & T. A. Smith, Ltd., London

m n Ziany Sing (Fine Colours, Dry and Pulp)

Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd., Import British Columbia Pulp & Paper Co.,

and Export Merchants—Glen

Building, Peking Road; Teleph. Line Ltd., Vancouver (Manufacturers of

16274 ; Cable Ad : Caldmarsh Easy Bleaching and Bleached

Sir R. Calder-Marshall, mng. director Sulphite for Paper-making also

F. R.G.G.Penfold, director Dissolving Pulps for Rayon and

Penfold Cellophane)

S.H. H.

Mendoza Correspondents:

Brisk |I J.MissMendoza

F. de la Cruz Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

(Straits Tin and Rubber)

m & Ka Lee

Caledonian Insurance Co.—240, Sassoon

House; Teleph. 11430; Cable Ad: Ca- Campbell,Spa H. B.,MPaintsHayandZeePainting-

ledobar

F. R. Barry, manager for China 1481, Bubbling

(Foreign) and Well

34369Rd.;(Chinese

Telephs.Office);

34360

Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd., Cable Ad: Bellcamp

Calico Printers—Wayfoong House,

220, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11215;

P. O. Box 1199; Cable Ad: Celita Camporelli & Co., A., Importers, Ex-

C. Ashevorth porters and Contractors—320, Szechuen

Road,

Box 1675;6thCable

Floor;Ad:Teleph. 14627; P. O.

Camporelli

Hii Cam Fob, St'bf

Cambefort

and & Co., E., Silk Piece Goods A. Camporelli

ing, 17,Sundry

CantonImporters—Union Build-

Road; Telephs. 12315-6; V. A. Dobrohotoff, signs per pro.

Cable Ad: Cambefort

E. R. Stegmaier, manager D. Bartolini 1 M. C. Zee

P. Ongetta | H. P. Chen

A186 SHANGHAI

C.K H.W. Wolfe

Tang Jin

Kay na da ehu ivha song wo d

Canadian

missioner—27, Government

The 264; Trade

BundCablD Com-

; Teleph. K. O Chen

11784; P. O. Box

Canadian Ad: B.Z. L.L. Wu

Wong, accountant

S.K. M.Y. Vai

Ling do.

1

Chong siting lun chun kung sze fj *p Bi

Canadian

Canadian Pacific

Pacific Steamships,

Railway Ltd.

Co. Li Ho Yctvg Hong

Carlowitz

Canadian Pacific Express Co. Exporters, Engineers and Contractors & Co., Merchants, Importers,

The

19490,BundCableand Ads:Peking

Gacanpac Road; Teleph. —670, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11030;

(Passenger

Dept.) and Nautilus P.O.R. Laurenz,

Box 1274; Cable(Shanghai)

Ad : Carlowitz.

A.A. Parkhill, agent (Freight

M. Parker,

Dept.)

general agent Dr. A. Nolte,partner do. (Hamburg) '

(Passenger G.O. Lord,

Roehreke, do. do. (Hamburg)

(Shanghai)

Passenger Dept. Dept,) J. Lindner, signs the firm

R, S.S.C.Hubert,

Brisk passenger agent C.W. Echardt, do. p,p.

H. Farmer Heckel, signs

Miss L. Remedios H. H. Erich, do.

K. T.Dept.Loo, Chinese passenger agent P. Luebcke,

M. Chudzinski, do. do.

Freight C.H. Schrage,

C. E. Ross

Accounts Dept.

| Mrs. N. Findley Bolloni, Bookdo.Dept.

D. P. Ross I O. Olausen F. Bowitz, Opt. Dept.

Agents for: P.WT.Dietrich,

Droesse, Importdo.

Anchor Line A. Duebgen, Insurance

f? # w a W. Heitzig, Export

Canadian Trading Co. (China), Ltd., E.W. Juergens,

Li m bach, T.Booking

do.

Importers

tered Bank andBuilding,

Exporters18,—The217, Bund;

Char- H. Roehreke,

Melchior, A.

Teleph. 17744; Cable Ad: Dockrill E. Export

W. R. Dockrill, managing director J.

W. Spalke, T. A. .

Schmidt, Booking

F. Tolle, Opt. Dept.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd., The W. Troeger. T. A.

—27, The Bund; Teleph. 15290 J. Wetzell, Milk

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., R.MissWillers, Opt. Dept.T. A.

B. v.Kohlhauser,

Bueren,

agents Mrs. H. do.

Caravan Studio, Inc.. Interior Decorators

&—260,

Manufacturers of High Class Furniture Miss Y. Solovieff, T.Private

Miss A. Leinung, A. Office

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10845; Mrs. Leon, Import Dept.

Cable

Mrs.Ad: H. L.Lotustudio

Gilman, proprietress

C. N. King Carlton Theatre—21, Park Road;

Teleph. 34136

Caravan

ers andTeaExporters—4

Trading House, Import-

53l>, Route des m n Oar Lai

Soeurs; Teleph. 71591 ; Cable Ad: Carmichael, and Cargo SurveyorsLennox &LaidlawBuilding,

Gray, Marine

Caravan 410, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 16107;

Carl Crow, Inc., Advertising Cable Ad: Yarg; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

chandising Agents—81, JinkeeandRoad;

Mer- edn. & Bentley’s

J.Gray, m.i.m.e.,m.i.mech.e. & a.m.i.n.a.

Telephs. 15596-7; Cable Ad: Onapress Surveying AgenU for:

Carl Crow, president

C.JackC. Shih

Wolfe Sjoforsakrings,

iod, GotenborgAktiebolaget, Gauth-

 SHANGHAI A187

^ £ MM mMU Cathay Land Co., Ltd., Land and Estate

Caenbieo, R.; Land and Estate Brok- Agents—Sassoon House, 1, Nanking

er—330,

Teleph. 17081 Szechuen Road, 3rd Floor; Road; Teleph. 11430; P. O. Box 1362

General Managers & Secretaries—

R. FCarneiro Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

T. Marques |I Ku MissWeiM. Shan

Allemao Directors—L. I. Ovadia (chairman),

C.Davey

J. Meager, Ellis Hayim and F. R.

Caeolina

Importers—51, Leaf Tobacco Co., Tobacco

Canton1972;Road; Manager—E. S. Barraclough

12021; P. O. Box CableTeleph.

Ad: Cathedral Schools—(Nee Educational)

Caroco

C. F.C. P.Vines,

BunnManager

A. S. Lee Cathay

Teleph.Laundry—1178,

50053 Pingliang Road;

S.Miss

N. V.Erakoff,

Pell, accountant

secretary J. H. Prinold

Frank Wu, compradore

Cathay Mansions—('Nee Hotels,)

Casa dTtalia—(&?« Clubs)

Casanova Ball Room — 545, Avenue Cathay tional)

Middle School—(See Educa-

Edward

Casanova VII; Teleph. 85541; Cable Ad:

Cathay Motors, Ltd.—271, Medhurst

Case, J., High Class Tailor—299, Sze- Road

chuen Road; Teleph. 17140 Cathay Pharmacy, Deutsche Apotheke

n & m 9 —1131, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

32227

Hwa met hung tze

Cathay Amekican Co., Importers, Ex- Cathay Sales Corporation, Importers

Sorters

[amiltonand General

House; Teleph.Insurance—418,

13288 ofSundries—51,

Leather, Metal, Hardware and

H. F. Parks, manager Cathsales Canton Road; Cable Ad:

S. T. Parks,

Tsang secretary

Tee For, compradore Cataolic Girls’ League—(Nee Clubs)

Cathay Aets Co., The, Manufacturers Catholic Circle—(Nee Clubs)

and Exporters of Lingerie

Handkerchiefs, EmbroideredandLinens,

Art

Novelties—103, Central Arcade; Teleph. Central Book Co —1133, Bubbling Well

11858; Cable Ad: 7327 Road; Teleph. 34594

T. K. Chang, director F. C. Liu, manager

T. M. Chang, manager

Cathay Ceramics Co,, Tile Manufacturers, ijj- Chung Yang

Builders’

Liza Building, and Engineers’ Merchants—

9th Floor, 346, Szechuen Central Insurance Co., Ltd.— 81,

Road; Teleph. 13050; Jinkee Road; Teleph. 11842; P.O. Box

Ceramics,

& ShanghaiHongkong Office:Cable

Bank Building

Ad: 758; Cable Ad: Centremost

Hongkong E. J.Heenan, manager

F. V.W.J.Clifton, E. Brown

Gleboffmanager G. D. Jack, agent

Cathay Hotels, Ltd.—Nee Hotels) Central Pharmacy — 1, Broadway;

Teleph. 41884

*? n m m m m Cercle Francais—(Nee Clubs)

Cathay Import & Export Co., Chemical

Importers—131, Museum Road;

18805; P.O. Box 1953; Cable Ad: Merkur Teleph. Cercle Sportif Francais—(Nee Clubs)

A7

A188 SHANGHAI

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE ^ mmnmmm m

American Chamber of Commerce LeFrench wha fah kwo song wo tsung way

Chamber of Commerce of

—American

Foochow Road;Club Teleph.Building,

14742; P.O. 209, China—I. S. S. Building, 9, Av.

Box 357; Cable Ad: Amchamccm Edward VII, 2nd Floor; Teleph.

President—Bruce 84727; Cable Ad: Francecom

Vice-President—P.M.H.Smith Bordwell Chairman—A. Sadoc

Hon. Treasurer—A.M.E.Howes Schumacher ; E. Sigaut

Secretary—James Treasurer—L. Roudon

J. Saillens, Commercial Counsellor

^ mChamber m itof ^Commerce— m. ofMember

France in China, Statutory

Belgian General Secretary—J. Fredet

150,

Teleph. Kiukiang

16773; P. Road,

O. Box Room

,688 310; Chinese Secretary—S. G. Tsix

Chairman—A'. Loom's Members—H. Bar, F. Bouvier,

Vice-Chairmen—R. Bodson and G. L.Chevretton, M. Cochain, J. Cochet,

Remain P. Dupuy, R. Egal, and J. A.

Secretary—A. Franck Favret

Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, Japanese Chamber of Commerce—24,

Camara de Comercio Brasilevia—240, The Bund; Telephs. 14804 and 17758;

Rue Tenant de la Tour; Teleph. 15600; P.O. Box 3152; Cable Ad: Japaniscom

Cable Ad: Brazilc'Om

# ft # It

# *f~i£ & Jao wha wo song hung way

Ying song hung way Netherlands Chamber of Commerce

British Chamber of Commerce —Sasson

c/o Netherlands

House, The Trading Society,

Bund; Telephs.

(Shanghai!—27, The Bund; Teleph.

12694; Cable Ad: Britiscom 19474-2; P.O. Box 1550

Committee Chairman—C. J. Schaap

Marshall, —k.b.e. Sir (chairman),

Robert Calder C. H. Hon. Secretary & Treasurer—J. F.

A. van Weczel Errens

Arnhold (vice-chairman), N. G.

Beale,

A.W. L. J. Davies,H. G.C. A.Hopkins,

S.J.Henchman, Haley, Norwegian Chamber of Commerce—

Keswick, J. H. Liddell, 220, Szechuen Road

G.R. J.E. E.Mitchell,

Price T. S. Powell and Shanghai General Chamfer of Com-

Secretariat—H. F. Baker, m.b.e. merce—North China Building 17,

(secretary),

secretary), J. W.A. Fraser

Mrs. C. Till(asst,

and The Bund; Teleph. 10704: P.O.

Miss E. F. Dixon Box 1049

Chinese Chairman—H. W. P. McMeekin

Fraser Language

(supervisor)School—J. W. Secretaries—Beck & Swann

Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai Champ de Courses Francais, Le.—

—Room 305; 59, Hongkong Road; 439, Avenue du Roi Albert; Telephs.

Teleph. 19197; Cable Ad: Chambercom 74580 (4 Lines); P.O. Box 371; Cable;

Ad : Canidrome

Chairman—Wang Hsiao-lai

Standing Committee — Y. S. Chang Dah Yuen & Co., Hardware

Doo, C. M. Shu, S. C. King Merchants—127, Broadway; Telephs.

and Koo Kan Ching 42852 and 43102; Cable Ad: Chan-

General Secretary—Yen Ngo-sen dayuco

# HI W& M Tien Manufacturers

hah chang

Danish ChamberRoad;of Teleph.

220, Szechuen Commerce 19217;— Chang Co., T. K.,

Cable Ad: Dankam and Agents of Metal Ware,

Lamps and Bases—946a, Avenue Glass Road;

Ware,

Chairman—C. J. Knipschildt

Vice-Chairmen — A. Brondal and Teleph. 32126; Cable Ad : Teakey

H. S. Poulsen T. K. Chang, pro. & gen. mgr.

 SHANGHAI A189

Chekiang Industrial Bank — (Nee

Jih dzeng kung kee yoh fang yoh Banks)

hang kung sze

Chellaram,

Chang & Co., Ltd., J. D., Chemists A China Curios D., Genera] Silk, Sundry and

Druggists (Wholesale and Retail), Road; Telephs. Exporter—89, Foochow

Hospital Supplies — 286, Nanking 1266; Cable Ads:10271 A 13384: P.O. Box

Precious A Chellaram

Road; Telephs. 91140 and 91149; J. D. Chellaram Sons, proprietor

Cable Ad: Chemicus A.

J. P.N.K.Doo, manager

King, secretary K. H. Balani, manager partner

D. Gulab, managing

C.Y. L.Z.Tung

Kiang,(Sales

pharmacist H. Choolaram, assistant

Dept.) G. D. Khemchand, do.

H.Y. Chu (Wholesale Dept.)

Chemical Research Laboratory — (Nee

Chang Seng

Gentlemen’s Tailors and Outfitters

—781, Nanking Road; Teleph. 91332; Chen Hua Paint Manufacturing Co.,

Cable Ad: 1670 Ltd., Manufacturers of Paints, Var-

Chang Song Construction Co., ments—478, nishes, Enamels, Stains and Pig-

Building Contractors—33, "Szechuen North Soochow Road;

Road; Teleph. 16166 Telephs. 43116 and 45114; Cable Ad:

Paint.

Kunming Offices: Hangchow, and

Sales

C. P. Loh, managing director

Chao Tai Fire & Marine Insurance Chen, Neeling, Importer, Exporter and

Co., Ltd., Fire, Marine, Motor Car Commission Agent—114, Peking Road;

and Plate-glass Insurance—122, Canton Teleph. 17685; Cable Ad: Neelingchen

Road; Telephs. 12583 and 13370; Cable Neeling Chen, manager

Ads : Shawhsing A 5128 Y. C. Zee

Lee Tsz Tsoo, gen. manager

Mah Tsoon Hai, sub-gen. manager W. P. Siao I Y. L. Chang

Zee Ko Seng, manager L. C. Loh | W. M. Loh

Chu Soh Yue,

Tien Lu Shing, do. sub-manager

Cheng Commission

Kong Co., Importers, — Exporters

Chapeaux & Co., Ltd., M., Importers and and Chwang Road; Agents 90642;

Teleph. 720, Cable

New

Exporters—4-5, French Bund; Teleph. Ad: Asiasol

82507

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Chien Hsin Engineering Co.,

A China—(Nee Banks) G. m. b. h.for(Ltd.), Importers and Con-

Chase Bank, The—(Nee Banks) tractors All Kinds of Machinery—

138, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 13590;

Cable Ad: Engincomer

Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd., The F. A.HilleZernin |I H. M. Sachau

(Shanghai

“ Horse Brand Office), Manufacturers

” Cement — Nationalof Agents O. J.Hamburger H. J.G. Karger

Heysen

Commercial Bank Bldg., Peking Road; for-.

Telephs. Weise Soehne, Halle A. S.of German

Cement 18644 and 17978; Cable Ad: Union

Textile-Matex (Union

Machine Manufacturers),

T. S. Liu, manager Berlin

Chee Hsin Pottery—135, Peking Rd.; Schoeller-Bleckmann

Vienna Steel Works,

Teleph. 19917; Cable Ad: Potela Voit Turbines, Heidenheim

A7*

A190 SHANGHAI

Agents for:

China A.B.C. Underwear, Weaving Trico Products Corporation, New

& Dyeing Mill, Ltd., Weaving, York

Dyeing and Bleaching, Manufacturers General Managers:

China Spraying Lacquer Supply

ofRaincoats

Underwear, Pajamas and

and Work Clothes, HighShirts, Co.

Class Road;

king TailorsTelephs.

and Outfitters—562, Nan-:

91064-5; Factory

1099, Connaught Road; Teleph. China Banks)

Banking Corporation—{See

32920; Cable Ad: Underwear

Thomas G. Wong, gen. manager China Baptist Publication Society-

H. S. Wong, asst, manager 209, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Telephs.

C. H. Tang, Sales do. 13522-2; P. O. Box 1581; Cable Ad:

C. S. Hu, Factory do. Bapto

H * China Baptist Publication Society—

Cheung nwi yen yet hung sze {See Churches & Missions)

China American Tobacco Co., Leaf

Tobacco

Room Importers—89,

142;Cable

Telephs. Foochow Road, China Can Co., Ltd., General Tin

Box 1629; Ad:12491 & 12494; P.O. ' Lithographers

Chimerica ers,

and Can Manufactur-

Manufacturers of Crown Corks

W. H. Owen, treasurer Tin Toys, Porcelain and Enamel

W. R. Featherstonhaugh, asst. mgr. Transfer Papers, Metal Works,

Miss B. Chen, stenographer Brass Locks and Canned Foods—

Miss M. Chun, do. Office: 247, Canton Road; Teleph.

Kee Ho Chun, Sales manager 11610;

G. Nedselsky, Godown keeper Teleph. Factory: 956,Ad:Wuting

62401; Cable CanyuenRoad;

K. Y. Shang, general manager

China Arts & Products Trading Co., Dr. H. K. Chow, asst, manager, chief

Manufacturers

Art Goods — & Bubbling

433, ExportersWell

of Chinese

Road; K. H.engineer k Works

Woo, Sales supt.

manager

P.O. Box 1690; Cable Ad: Chinartco P. C. Liu, chief accountant

J. C. T. Pan, secretary

China Association—(^ee Associations &

Societies)

China Assurance Corporation, Fire, China Chemical Works, Ltd., The,

Cosmetics,andCondiments,

Marine and Accident—40, Ningpo Road; Toilet

Teleph. 19742-4 Laundry Mosquito

Soap Manu-Coils,

facturers,

Chemical Importers

Products and Exporters

—Telephs. Office:of(3

General92280

China Auto Accessories Co., Dealers 253-7, Honan Road;

in Automobile Replacement Parts & Lines) k 95522 (Sales Department);

Accessaries — 769, Bubbling Well Cable Ads: Chemical k 3210.31100Factory:

Road; Telephs. 31340 and 31898; 150,Y. Penang S. Fong,

Road; Teleph.

president

P.O. Box 805; Cable Ad: Chia- K. T. Lee, gen. manager

utoacco

Directors—K. S. Loh, D. C.

D. J. Tsu, M. C. Tsu and C. Tsu Tsu, China Christian Advocate—Blackstone

D. C. Tsu, secretary Apartments, 1331, Rue Lafayette

K. S. Loh, treasurer China Coast Officers’ Guild — {See

D. J. Tsu, accountant Associations k Societies)

K. T. Jeang, do.

K. T. Wong, do.

H. S. Lee, do. China Coasters’ Tide Book—The

K. L. Tsu (Sales) Bund; Teleph. 11055; Cable Ad:

W. I. Pei Herald

Y. F. Chieh I Y. S. Fong Publishers

T. C. Tsu | Y. L. Woo News k —Herald,

North Ltd.China Daily

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^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Sassoon House; Teleph. 11430; Works:

Hiva song kwong ko kung sze 1029, Tongshan Road; Teleph. 52113;

China Commercial Advertising Cable Ad: Artesian

L. Ovadia,

Agency, Advertising and Merchan-

dising—40, Hongkong Road; Teleph Eric Davies,chairman

director

17234; P.O. Box 860; Cable Ad: W. R. McBain, do.

Chinacomad E. Sigaut, do.

Percy Chu, do.

C. manager

P. Ling, proprietor & general C. L. Tilburn, do.

K.W. C.M.Chang, asst, manager

general manager G.A. P.Becker,

Buttridge, do.

Tam, Sales V. F. Zaeffseretary | B. N. Ling

George K. S. Chen | F. C. Sen

ft % tt m w ® *

China Cosmopolitan Co., Bldg. Sup- Chung kuo ping pao

plies and Agents — 406, Shanghai

Bank Building, 40, Ningpo Road; “ China Digest, The,” A Monthly

Teleph. 14391; Cable Ads: Leeaud- Magazine — 749, Bubblingwell Road;

sons or 1013 Teleph. 37226

I. Yao Lee, gen. manager Carroll Lunt, editor & proprietor

William G. Shih, manager E.R. Bojesen,

S. B. Chin

Y. C. King J Y. C. Shiah Essoyan assoc, editor

T. Y. Chao, business manager

C. L. Sun

China Cotton Corporation, Ltd. — 8, China Educational

Dealers inSupply Association,

Rue duAds:Consulat; Telephs. 82012-3-4; alLtd.,The, Chemicals, Physic-

Cable Cotracorp and

T. H. Wong, general manager 6790 etc.— 406, Foochow Road;Stationery,

and Scientific Apparatus, Telephs.

S. K. Hwang, asst. gen. manager 91176-7; Cable Ad: 6427

K.F. L.T. Waung, do.

Nieh, asst, manager China Egg Produce Co., Ltd., Ex-

porters and Manufacturers of Egg

Sfc # ft * In Products and Frozen Eggs — 229,

Woo dah ho so hou Whangpoo Road; Telepih. 46320;

China Cotton Trading Co., Cotton Cable Ad: Chinaprod

and Yarn Merchants—260, Avenue

Edward VII; Teleph. 15962; P.O. Chung kuo lien chi ku fen yu hsien

Box 1556; Cable Ad: Chincotrad kung sze

China

ManufacturersElectric andCo., Importers

Ltd. (American),

of Tele-

Chung kwoh song wo sin toh chung chu phones, Telegraph, Radio, Refrigera-

China Credit Information Bureau, tors, Incandescent

Merchants, Credit Investigation and Audiophones, Thermo-grips and Elec- Lamps, Chimes,

Debt

Courbet; Collection

Teleph.—77907

172 (13), Rue Amiral trical Tools, Measuring Meters, Bakelite

H. C. Varnum Material, Hacksaw Blades, Drills,

Files, Electrical Machinery and

China Critic Publishing Co.—191, Apparatus of All Kinds--230,Medhurst

Carter Road; Teleph. 31164; Cable Ad: Road; Cable

Telephs. 34325; P. O. Box 289;

Ad: Microphone

Sinocritic

C.P. K.S. Kwei, editor manager Shanghai Head Office

Chu, business J. F. Rhame, general manager

L.W. G.H.Freeth, asst, &general

Tan, secty. treas. manager

Chung hum dzo chin kung sze Comptroller's Dept.

China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd. C.T. J.S. Wu,

Wang,chief accountant

accountant

(Incorporated

Drilling, in Hongkong),

Pumping Deep Well&

Installations C.Y. K.C. Han,

Kwok, do. do.

Water Schemes — Town Office: 302, W. C. Lee, do.

A192 SHANGHAI

M. T. Kwan, accountant Tube-Bombarders,

ments, Pet-Thunders,Neon-Light Equip-

Radios, Precision

T.L. C.Y. Zee,

Tong,cashierdo. Instruments, etc. and Specialists of

Sales Dept. Electric

Construction Power— Plant

417, and AvenueDeep-Well

Foch;

C.K. S.Pan,Liu,Sales

Salesengineer

manager Teleph. 80101; Cable Ad: Enterprise

W. Chang, salesman General Managers :

D. H. Chen, Chang, do. do. : Thunder Electric Works, Standard

G.K. S.Renner Precision Instruments Works

Technical

: Dept.

L . technical

G. Freeth,director

M.q., a.m.i.e.e., a.c.g.i., China Enamelling Tungkee & Co.,

G. F. Steed, chief engineer Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers

Y. L. Loh, asst, chief engineer in Enamel Ware—228, Avenue Edward

Stores Dept. VII; Teleph. 18262; Cable Ad: 6789

P. T.D.Carey,

H. Yue stores manager

(Merchandize Stores)

N. Martinoff (Factory Stores)

Installation Dept. Sing-chong-chi-chi-kung-zung-

G.B. Poliansky,

J. Brims, supt. of Installation

installer

A.A. A.Poliansky,

Ossipoff, do. do. yu-hsien-kung-sze

China Engineers, Ltd., The (In-

S. D. Dudine, do. corporated

and Contractors in Hongkong),

— 88, Museum Engineers

Road;

Factory Telephs. 11269-8-7; P. O. Box 1182; Cable

H. Henley, Works’ manager Ad: Chienginer

A, J. Hollander,

J.M. H.Smolleff,

Campbell, do. supt. W. C. Gomersall, a.m.i.e.e., managing

do. director

O. Wing Dong, do. E. S. Elliston, director

Stenographers Z. V. Chu, do.

James

F. R. SmithH. Lee, do.

Miss R. Harvey

Miss B. Campbell Textiles

Mrs. M. Cowburn W. F. Blake | W. M. Roy

.Branch Offlices : Chemicals

Canton H. Basle

R. Gasten, repres., Sandoz, Ltd.,

S. T. Wong, acting branch manager

Hongkong J.H. H.P. Peterhans, do.

T. K. Chow, general representative Lock

of South China Metals

G.T. Y.F. Deane,

Steed, branch manager

representative S. T. Lee | Y. D. Tong

T. Y. Chiu, Sales engineer Industrial & Railway Supplies

P.C. H. Hsu,

Y. Hwang, do. do. A. E. Valensa

F.L. Fu» salesman J. Remedies | E. V. Nikitsky

K. Kung, Radio engineer Electrical

W.

M. P.Vallessuk,

Wei (Stores)do. C.T. W. Yung II B.V. C.Korviakoff

Y. Yao Y. Woo

Tientsin Secretarial & Accounting Dept.

Y. T. Hou, Sales engineer E. A. Garcia, secretary

Kunming E. P. David | K. H. Li

C. C. Shih, Sales engineer Correspondence & Clerical

C. F. E.YuCarion | Mrs. F. X. Lopes

Miss

China Electeic Eng. Enterprises, Ltd., Hongkong Office

Electric Engineers, Manufacturers

ofCorrectors,

Various Transformers, Power OFactor

Electric Conditioning vens, D. C. Weir j C. K. Chan

A. R. Poliak | G. Palma

 SHANGHAI A193

fg m Chien Hsin Robison

21925; P. Road;

O. Box Telephs.

1002; 21923,Ad:21924

Cable Amgecoand

ChinaExport-Impokt & Bank Co., Ltd. Distributors for Lamps—China

-136-138, Kiangse

13995 (4 Lines); Cable Ad: LemjusRoad; Teleph. United Lamp Co.

J. Grodtmann, director Distributors for Wiring Devices and

W. Orthmann I P. Kutt

P. Dehler [ Mrs. M. Schmuser Co., Ltd — Andersen, Meyer &

Porcelains

Attaches—A. Bauermann, H.

mann, K. Kroier, P. Ruhfuss and ChinaBieder- General Insurance Co.. Ltd.,

Dr. H. Scholz Fire, Motor Car and Fidelity—40

Ningpo Road; Teleph. 13273; Cable

China Express Co., Ltd., Shipping, Ad: 8713

Forwarding and Insurance Agents—

264, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11905; 1171, ConnaughtOmnibus

China General Co., Ltd.—

Cable Ad: Foho Road; Telcphs.

21865-9 (5 Lines)

China Fibre Container Co., Fed. Inc., Amhold & Co., Ltd., gen. managers

U.S.A., Manufacturers of Paper Boards, China Hanekerchief & Hemming Co.,

Fibre Shipping Containers, Corrugated Ltd., The (Incorporated in Hongkong)

and

Paper,Paper WaterBoxes

Proofof Packing

All Kinds,Material,

Toilet —Wayfoong House, 220, Szechuen

Adding Machine Paper, Hospital Road; Teleph. 11215; P.O. Box 1199;

Cable Ad: Celita

Bandages

Haichow Road (Paper),; Teleph.

Roofing52373;

Felts—273,

P. O. D.director

J. Sinclair, ph.d., b.sc. (Liv.),

Box 261; Cable Ad: Chifico. Town R. Cowan, b. sc. (Viet.), A.L.C., director

Office:

18272 340-1, Hamilton House; Teleph. J. Brown, secretary

N.

J. S.F. Milch,

Allman,general

president

manager

P. F. Bleyer, manager n & m m ft *

China Hellenic Lines,

in Hongkong), Ltd., (Registered

Steamship Agents,

Brokers for Chartering and Insurance

China Finance Corporation (Fed. and Building, Bunkering

9, Quai Contractors

de France; — O.M. Box

P. M.

Inc., U.S.A.), General Financing

—9, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 1846; Cable Ad: Hellenic

Emm. P. Yannoulatos, director

80115; P.O. Box 633; Cable Ad: N.Mrs.N.R.Malimovsky,

Motorbank

R.manager

H. Parker, president & general Barrett manager

J. Cruz, accountant

H. F. Payne, vice - president

treasurer S.G.B.S.D.Argendeli

Chelmis,

Fong do. Dept.)

(Chartering

V. O. Remedies, secretary & asst. A. Katselides C.MissK.Przedlatsky Sha

M.

S.I. C.P. Lee

Chow Miss M. Silva

L. G. Silva, accountant

J.C.B. G.Xavier

Costa

Sinelnikoff

Shu

Bau Soong

TatsengZur ^ & ft * jst P

Tseang tah mu hong kung sze

Miss E. Lopes Tsai Benjamin China Import

Yung

Miss E.

Figueiredo Chang Yin Chun —Head Office,& Export

Main YardLumber Co., Ltd.:

and Sawmill

Miss M. Bane Yin

KingTsao

Tse Ming

Loh 1426,

(Private Yangtszepoo

Exchange Road

to All; Teleph. 50068

Depts.);House;

Ship-

Hung Ping Gutterres Yui ping Office: Room 214, Hamilton

Teleph. 10831; Town Office: 214, Hamil-

Ling Yih Ming ton House, Teleph. 10599; Cable Ad:

Lumberco

Directors — H. M. Mann, H. E.

G e an tih sun tien ch’e kung sze Arnhold,

China General Edison Co., Inc.,

Manufacturers and Distributors of Meager, Comdr. L. I. F.Ovadia,

R. Davey,B.C. J.J.

Incandescent Lamps, Wiring Devi- Stansfield and Li Ming

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., general agents

ces and Electrical Porcelains—140, & managers

A194 SHANGHAI

Shanghai Office: China Kennel Club—(Nee Clubs)

B. J.J. E.Stansheld

Gray R.BoyP.W.M. Squires

Mann

J. A. Collins M. Franasovic ® ii * @ +

S.F. Bishoprick M. Olausen

Gustafsen China Chung ku hwa pien chang

W.Thurnher

Naughton O.Ed.Tumanoff facturers

Lace Factory, The, Manu-

and Exporters of Art Linens,

S.S.W. “Bowden,

Tseangtah chief” engineer Laces, Embroideries, Needlepoint

S.S.W.“J.Hsin Tseangtah ” Tapestries, Venitian Laces, Tuscany

Lang, captain Laces, Underwears, Gloves and Hand-

Shipping Otfice—Room -214, Hamilton kerchiefs Telephs. 16608— 159-161,

& 19986Canton

(Office), Road;

12280

House (Tapestry Dept. & 76657 (Zikawi); Cable

G. H. Yung Ad: Chinalace. Factories: Zikawei,

Pootung, Chaoching, Changshu and

China Industrial Corporation, Ltd., Swatown Z.P. Z.C. Lee,

Manufacturers of Silk

Silk Piece Goods—15, Brenan Road; and Artificial Kung,general manager

manager

Teleph. 20370 S.N. Y.D. Kung, asst, manager

Zen, accountant

China Inland Missions—(Nee Churches K. T. Cneng

Export Dept.

China Inland Mission Hospital—(Nee J. Z. Wong, signs p. T. W. Lee

Hospitals) Miss A. Pao

Linen Dept.

China Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, P. Wong N. C. King

Z. L. Sung

Marine, Accident and

chuen Road; Teleph. 18091 & 18190; Life—270, Sze- C. W. King I T. Z. Loo

P.O. Box 711; Cable Ad: Chinsurco Tapestry Dept.

Sung Han-chang, managing director Underwear N. H. King

Goh Fuh-wen, manager Dept.

Payuene Chen, sub-manager . C. J. Sung

S.D. H.C. Tao,

Lee, do.

do. (Singapore)

B.H. Y.N.Sun, asst, manager (Haiphong) China

Wang,

Medical Association — (See

Associations

T. L. Kung, do.

do. (Singapore)

C.K. T.J. Shien,

Sun, do. (Chungking)

do.

T.Y. M. (Tientsin) China Match Co., Ltd., The—33, Sze-

W. King,

Wang, do. do. (Hongkong) chuen Chinamatch.

Road; Teleph. 15253; Cable Ad:

FactoriesHangchow,

at Soochow-

C.T. H.

H. Kung,

Yen, do.

do. Pootung, Tungkow, Chin-

S. C. Ling, do. (Manila) kiang, Tsupoo, Hankow and Kiukiang

Walter E. Noble, adviser O. S. Lieu, general manager

China Jounral Publishing Co., Ltd.— China Merchant’s ft w -k m

i|, Cahle

117, Hongkong Road; Teleph. 13247; 175, Canton Road: Trading Co., Ltd.—

Telephs. 19079

% Ad : Jouchina and 15938; Cable Ad : Chimetraco

A. de C. Sowerby, director Y. S. Yih, manager

H. J. Freyn, do. K. S. Chien, sub-manager

M. Skonbei g, manager

B.MissKroker,

E. H. ph.d.,

Xavier,editor

steno.

Miss A. S. Garzey, advt. asst. China Metal Products Co., Ltd.—

B.T. Y.D. Woo, book-keeper Specialists

Machine13874in Power Presses,

Work—410, SzechuenDiesRoad;

and

Loh, shroff Teleph.

K. S. Nieh, asst, clerk

 SHANGHAI A196

m x m m m * 3§ # *

Chung kuo dong ti kung cheong China News Co., Booksellers, News-

China Metal Works, Manufacturers of agents, Stationers, Printers, etc.—

417-421, Szechuen Road, Teleph.

Steel and Bronze Windows, Doors and

Sashes, Structural Steel, Ornamental Chinanews 13510; P.O. Box 361; Cable Ad:

Bronze and Hardware, Engineers and

Contractors—Shanghai Bank Building S. K. Ing, manager

(Room 406), 40, Ningpo Road; H. S. Chang, asst, manager

Teleph. 14391; Cable Ad: Leeand L. Y. Chien, accountant

sons or 1013 S.K. T.P. Lee,

T. Yao Lee, general manager Yih, salesdo.dept.

K. D. Fu, manager (Nanking) P.K. K.L. Ma,

Chiu, cashierdo.

K. W. Poo, manager (Hankow) H.

Y. C. King T. K.F. Wong,

Sa, subs.south

dept.branch

& ns n m * S.T. H.

D. Ku,Ho, west branch

do.

Chung ko chi cha kung sze

China Motors, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—Stock China Paper Co., Federal Inc., U.S.A.,

Exchange Building, 9th Floor, Room 94, Importers and Wholesale Distributors

Teleph. 26177; Cable Ad : Mechanic ofYuenPaper

Max. Friedman, mng. director

V. J. B. Holland, Sales manager Road;Products—185,

Telephs. 14061Yuen Ming

and 14539;

C.R. Campbell, Field Service manager P.Shanghai.

O. Box 1464; Cable Ad: Mocapihc,

Hongkong Branch: 11,

K. Cook,

G. Leong,Service manager

accountant Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong;

Teleph.

Hongkong26892; Cable Ad: Mocapihc,

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.—

Butterfield & Swire, agents

(See Butterfield & Swire)

Chung kwo sey nee koo van yu han kung sze

China National Amateur Athletic China Portland Cement Co., Ltd.

Federation—(See Clubs) Cement Manufacturers—406, Kiangse

Road: Teleph. 15158 (2 Lines)

China National Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Accident, ^ ^ ^ Dah Loo Pao

Casualty, Transit, Plate-Glass, Bag-

gage, Hull and Parcel Post Insur- China Press, Inc. (Incorporated in the

ance—255, Peking Road; Teleph. Edward State of Delaware, U.S.A.)—160, Avenue

11633; Cable Ads: Chanic & 7171 YII; Telephs. 15423-6 (All

Head Office

Fire Dept. ChinapressP.O. Box 254; Cable Ad:

Depts.);

Z. N. Dong | T. S. Chow Directors

Marine Dept. John E. Baker,secretary

J. B. Powell, president

J. C. Chin | C, H. Low Dr.Executive

George Committee

Sellett, chairman of

Accident Dept.

S. C. Low | Y. H. Pan Francis Koo, treasurer

Accounting Dept. N. F. Allman, counsel

Z. T. Zar Management

Life Dept. Kyatang Woo, manager

Y. L. Lee T.M. L.C. Tsong, sub-manager

Lo,deasst, manager

Shanghai Branch Miss N. Garcie, stenographer

Y. P. Chu, manager Editorial Dept.

J.K. C.H.Chin,

Loo, sub-manager

do.

S.M.C.F.Low, do. J. B. Powell, executive editor

Dong, do. Kyatang

K. S. Woo,asst,

Chang, managing editor

managing editor

Y. L. Lee, asst, manager George Leonof, City editor

A196 SHANGHAI

Wilbur Burton Designing Dept. :

C. D. Alcott I Paul Feng Mrs. J. Allen

Anthony

Walter H.Ullstein

Weiner V.K. Scheierson

S. Koo Miss N. Oparina ( Miss J. Kichigin

Bette Richardson | Stanley K. Young Engineering Miss Grace Yang (Miss G. Chernoff

Dept.:

Advertising Dept. J. C. Smith, chief engineer

C. Scott Guletz, acting manager I. J. O. Grant | H. Connelly

Circulation Dept. Print Works, Pai Lien King Creek

Charles S. T. Tsiang, manager Pootuiig

Printing Dept. J. Ballard,b.sc.(London), a.i.c., mgr.

M. C. Lo, manager R. Booth, asst, manager

Accounting Dept. General Office :

M. Benton, cashier

James Chu,cashier

chief accountant G. A. P. Browne

K, S. Zee, Engraving Dept.:

General Affairs Dept. J. Miller

Chang Yao-tsu, chief Printing, Bleaching & Dyeing Dept.:

Printing Room A. A. Borgeest

L. L. Zee | T. H. Ma T. H. Buckland T. Jackson

J.A. J.DayHeadington J.J. R.S. Page Mitchell

F. Jackson T. Pollard

Lung-chong-fong-cheh-piao-jan- J. Jackson, Sr. J. Roth well

ying-hua-yu-hsien-kung-sze J.R.Jackson,

Jackson Jr. O. Sidebotham

F. Wood

China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd. Cotton Mills, Pootung

(Incorporated

Spinners and inManufacturers,

Hongkong), Textile Cotton C. Ashworth, manager

Bleachers, Dyers, Printers, Finishers General Office ;

A. Harding, cashier

and Merchants—Head Office: Wayfoong Marcus A. Ferras

House, 220, Szechuen Itoad ;

11215 (6 Lines); P.O. Box 1199; Cable CottonTeleph. Spinning & Mfg. Depts:

Ad: Celita F. A. Atkinson

Directors—D. J. Sinclair, ph.d., b.sc. W. F. Allen S. Isherwood

(Liv.), J. Ballard, b.sc. (London), J.J. W.

W.V. K.Buckley

Carter J.A.H. Sharpies

M. Baskin

a.i.c., Li Ming, C. Ashworth,

Cowan, b.sc. (Viet.), a.i.c. and H. W. R. H. Chadwick Stott

Price H. Garner C. Walker

Secretary—J. Brown, f.c.i.s., a.l.a.a. Sole Representatives in China for-.

Correspondence; TheSt.Calico

Jame’sPrinters’ Association,

Building, Oxford Ltd.,

Street,

Mrs. K. Wilson I Miss S. Cohen Manchester, England

Mrs. D. Turner Miss

Miss H. Cohen | Miss J. Wong E. Castro

Accounts: China Printing Supply Co.—21-3, Chao-

S. W.Tweedie R.H. Marcal tung Road; Telephs. 90909 & 91416;

Brankin Y. Feng Cable Ad: Prinsuppli

R. Crank T. K. Lee China Produce Co. — 108, Ningpo

S. Y. David H. F. Yao Road; Teleph. 17629; Cable Ad:

Sales Dept.: Awaitea

J. R.W.S.Chapman,

L. Frewen b. a. (Cantab.)

R.M. Markham (Tientsin) China Products Co., Embroidered

Bao (Hongkong)do. Linens, Handkerchiefs and Lingerie

A.N. Madar Suppliers—103,

11858;Bubbling

Cable Ad: Central Arcade; Teleph.

Y. Feng

E. G. Wei (Canton) do. 765, Well7327.

Road;BranchTeleph. Shop:

31737

W. C. Chen (Singapore) T. M. Chang, director

Y. S. Pan Lee Wu, manager

Buying Dept. :

G. H. Outhwaite, b.a., b.so. (Oxon.) China Radio Corporation—280, Peking

Road; Teleph. 16603; Cable Ads. China-

F. F. Pereira | W. Harvey radio & 9503

 SHANGHAI A197

& n m n m * R. A. Black

China Radio Seevice Coepokation, H. F. Cranfield

Manufacturers of Radio and Electrical ' C.G. Ewart

Drummond

Equipments

Teleph. 14145; Cable Ad: 4945 Road;

— 115, Hankow J.R. L.P. Fletcher

C. T.Y. VV.Tsao, manager Gabbott

Chang, engineer

Richard Yue, in charge J.S. Greiner

Godkin

•T.H. Kettlewell

C. Pei ling

m % m &

Chung kwok ying yih kung sze m * J. A.Teltscher

G. L. Smith

China Realty Co. (Fed. O.

Financial, Insurance, LandInc.,andU.S.A.),

Estate Miss

Miss M. Baker

L. Green

Agents—290, Szechuen Road;

15410 (6 Lines); P.O. Box 319; Cable Ad: Teleph. Miss L. Laker

Realty Miss K. Sienkevitch

Miss A. Witschi

Management Manufacturers & Distributors for-.

C.W.F.A.Wolsififer

Adams | J. S. Potter Lever Brothers (China), Ltd.

Compradore Dept.

Tou Yao Ting, compradore J. CVosfield & &Sons

Wm. Gossage Sons(China),

(China),Ltd.Ltd.

Price’s Soap

Hodgson Co. (China),

A Simpson, Ltd.Ltd.

Salesman BenjaminCo.,Brooke & Co., Ltd.

C. A. Ching Yinolia Ltd., London

Dent Dept. D. & W. Gibbs, Ltd., London

M. Tuttelman J. & E. Atkinson, Ltd., London

H. Savard Remedies F. Petterson

J.L. E.J.Nutkin

Medina K.H. Yanagi

Gil-Pereira China Society of Science

A. Silva H. Miyauchi {See Associations & Societies)

Accounts Dept.

F.L. C.Lioutaveng,

Ozorio, accountant

cashier ft m m n

A. A. Barretto China Standaed

Exporters Teading Co.,Agents—162,

& Commission Importers,

General Office Canton Road; Teleph. 16478; P.O. Box

Miss M. M. Diniz I Miss K. Pettigura 1405; Cable Ad: Chistaco; Codes Used:

Miss E. Jarikova | Miss B. Remedies A.B.C. 6th. Edition & Bentley’s

China & South Sea Bank—\See Banks) Y. T. Bay, manager

Scott

Y. K.Kowe,

Koo asst,

| K.manager

Z. Feng

in & urn*

China Sales & Seevice Co.,

and Commission Agents—59, Hongkong Merchants China State Bank, Ltd. — {See Banks)

Road; Teleph. 13999; Cable Ad: Sale- T? & ^ #

scomp; Codes: A.B.C.

J. A. Dissmeyer, manager 5th and Bentley’s Wah cho kung sze

China Tea Co., Ltd., Tea Producers,

m chung Ji rp Exporters and Importers—108, Ningpo

Ying song Jcwoh bee* iao yu

3% Road;

Box 1506;Telephs.

Cable 17629Sinocongou

Ad: & 18247; P.O.

hsien kung sze Tong Suk Fan, director

China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap and James Y. Tong, manager

Glycerine

Bund; Teleph. Manufacturers

17327; P.O.—18, The;

Box 597 Y. Q. Tong, secretary

Cable Ad: Lever. Factory: 2310; IS m £r V H*

Yangtszepoo Road ; Telephs. 50240 &

50762 Shih-shih - sin-pao-kuan

R.W. H.Harper,

Heyworth, “China Times,’’ The, Chinese Daily

b.sc., chairman

a.i.c., director Newspaper—130,

Teleph. 15709; Cable Avenue

Ad : Edward

6690 VII;

P.L. D.H. McNicoll,

Cobb, do. do Tsui Wei Wu, managing director

W. G. Braidwood, do. K. B. Pan, editor

A198 SHANGHAI

China Trade Act Registrar, U.S.A.— Asst.KungManagers—Wang

War-pah Liang-ti and

Development

Road; Teleph. Building,

11199; P.O.181,

Box 2;Kiangse

Cable Actuary—S. T. Chen a.a.i.a,, a.c.a.s.

Ad: Amconsul; Codes: Western Union Auditor—Yulin Hsi & Co., c.a.

Five-Letter Legal Advisers—A.

Sih Toh Pih Y. Ting, ll.d. and

A. Viola Smith, registrar Medical Referee—Dr. C. W. Low, m.d.

China Travel Service, General (Jeff.)

Tourist Agents—Cable Ads: Travel- Hi B Tai Hon9

bank or 2464 China United Engineering Corporation

Head Office Engineers and Contractors—209, Yuen

E. L. Pan, president Ming Yuen Road;

S.Weibin

T. Chow, vice-president Box 1100; Cable AdTeleph. 11266; P.O.

: Kahncrete

RichardTong,

Y. Bau, do.

asst, vice-pres. a ahwa*met u ^ sze

C. M. Lowe, do. C’hun yih kung

S. T. Wang, chief auditor China United Import & Export Co.,

Shanghai Office Ltd.—61,

P.David

C. Teng,

Z. V. manager

Hwa, asst, manager Cable Ad Museum : HallawRoad; Teleph. 10864;

P. A. Sung, accountant Ho Wing Kin, mng. director

W.

Y. C.H.Kwok,

Ho, manager

Sales manager

Miss J. Baptista, secretary

Ge chong pao hsien yue hsien kung sze

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, ^

Chung-womteng-po-kung-sze M *

Marine,andAccident,

Car General Earthquake,

Insurance —Motor

Head China United Lamp Co., Federal Inc.,

Office: Hongkong U.S.A., Importers and Exporters of

General Electric Road; Lamps—Main Office : Sales

140,

185, YuenAgents

Ming —YuenElliston & Co., Robison

Road; Teleph. Telephs. 21923-5;

Office: 110, Szechuen Road, Rooms 20-22;

19456; P.O. Box 453; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Keechong Culco 17250; P.O. Box 2076; Cable Ad:

China Union TradingCo., Ship- Chandlers Distributors of:

G. E.-Edison, Osram, Philifs and

—27, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81243; Tungsram

Cable Ad: Shipsupply

S. Y. Ing | Y. B. Waung Lamps Electric Incandescent

China United Apartments—104, n lar sze m pin & lun m pao®

ing Well Road; Teleph. 90010: Bubbl-

Cable “ChinaMee Weekly Review” (The Millard

Ad: Hochun Publishing Co., Inc., Publishers)—

F. Ramplin, manageress 160, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

v)Who, on hoajun pau shou ku funftyu hsien 14741; Cable Ad : Reviewing

J.C. B.Frank

Powell, editor

Glass, asst,do.& editor

publisher

kung sze E. C. Pomeroy,

China United Bubbling

AssuranceWellSociety, Hoh Chih Hsiang (Editorial Dept.)

Ltd. —104, Road; TryphonV.

S. GrunbergKu (Advertising do. Dept.)

Telephs. 94073-4-5-6; Cable Ad: Miss Alla Boubnoff, secretary

Hochun F. K. Chao (Business Dept.)

Directors

man), — Wang Sung,Tsai-chun Chung

(chair- ChenPang-cheng(CirculationDept.)

Chen, TuLu Yueh

Yoh-chuen, KingYang Keng Miss F. C. Fan

Miss Chow Chiang-shi

do.

Kwang,

pah Lu VeeMei-wu

and Wang Bing, Kung Wai-

Correspondents :

Supervisors—Chu

Ko Pah-wei, LohYueh,

Ven ZauPanand

Tse-wen,

Chen S.C. Y.Y. Leung

W. Meng(Hongkong)

(Chungking)

Tse-shing Also Publishers of:

Managing Director —Lu Yoh-chuen “ Who’s Who in China ”

 SHANGHAI A199

^ m ^

Chung kivok c.ho moo hong &ze Hua chung tieh lu hung szu

China Woodworking & Dry Kiln Co., Chinese Central Railways, Ltd.—27,

Ltd., Manufacturers of Venetians, The Bund; Teleph. 15290; Cable Ad:

Jarkong

Doors, Windows, etc.—1426, Yangtsze- A. L. Davidson

poo Koad; Teleph. 50068; Cable Ad: Miss Fay H. Calder

Lumberco

W. J. Cannon, manager

Chinese Chamber of Commerce—{See

China Wool Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Chambers of Commerce)

Manufacturers of Woollen and Worsted Chinese

Piece-Goods—33,

ephs. 17151-17153;Szechuen Cable AdEoad;

: 5904 Tel-Cotton Cotton Goods Exchange,

Merchants—260, Avenue Ltd.,

Ed-

O.N. S.B. Lieu, mng. director ward VII; Teleph. 13971; Cable Ad: 5089

Chen, manager Chinese District Court of Shanghai

E. K. Hwa, sub-manager :

—{See Chinese Government Offices')

T.H. W.T. Yu,

Chang,

chief,chief,

Acct.Gen. Dept.

Dept.

S.T. C.T. Lee, chief

Loh, auditor engineer H ^ Ta Chang

Mills Chinese Engineering k Development

15, Brenan Road, Shanghai Co.,

12708; P.O.—Box

Inc. 51, 1651;

CantonCable

Road;

Ad: Teleph.

Cedco

776, Avenue Haig, Shanghai H. A. Raider, pres. & gen. mgr.

K. T. Kwo, manager (Shanghai)

China Year Book—N. China Build- Y. K. Yu, chief accountant

ing; 17, The Bund; Teleph. 11055 Chinese Foreign Famine Relief Com-

North China Daily News & Herald, mittee—{See Clubs)

Ltd., publishers

H. G. W. Woodhead, c.b.e , editor

m ® m.

Chinai & Co., J. C., Silk Merchants- - Chinese Government Yen wu tsung chu

10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 81740; tion (Directorate-General)—201, Salt Administra-

Cable Ad: Canon

E. J. Commissariat, manager Dupleix; Telephs. 77193-5; CableRoute Ad:

D. E. Commissariat, assistant Yenwu

Woo Yao-thing, compradore Directorate - General—Chu Ting-chi

Associate Directorate - General—Dr.

O. C. Lockhart

iU & * i! H * Chief of Pan Shih Chu, Chungking—

Ma Tai-chun

Chung mei.do sze hung sze Associate Directorate General’s Al-

Chinese American Publishing Co. ternate Signing Officer at Shang-

(The American Bookshop), Booksellers, hai—R. L. P. Baude

Stationers and Printers—160, Nanking Associate Directorate-General’s Sign-

Road; Teleph. 16844; P.O. Box 256 ; ing Officer & Representative

Chungking—R. P. Tenney at

Cable Ad: Stationers

F. D. Mortimer, proprietor

M. M. Magill M a ^ ^ ^ a fe

J.Mrs.W.A.Templo,

B. Howesaccountant Sung chiang yen wu kun li chu

Chinese (District

Government Salt Administra-

Chinese Auctioneering Co., Ltd., The, tion kiang) 3, RueAd:

Directorate

d’Arco;

of Sung-

Telephs. 74428 &

Auctioneers,

Commission Valuers, Land, Estate and 78301; Cable Salt

Teleph. 17059;Agents—151,

P.O. Box 911;Peking

CableRoad;

Ads: Acting District Director—S. S. Hu

Associate District Director—F. E. L.

, Auctionco

Hankow, Hongkong or 9703. and Branch Offices:

Chungking Dobbs

Chief Secretary—Tang Fen

T. T. Kuh, managing director Chief Accountant—Hu Ta-tsun

A200 SHANGHAI

Chinese Industrial Bank, Ltd.—(Nee Ching Zai Fu & Co., Cotton and Woollen

Goods 18556;

Importers — 97,

Banks) Teleph. Cable Ad:Jinkee Road;

Chingzaifu

Chinese Industrial Gas Co., Ltd., The Chiu, Franklin, Attorney-at-Law—

—House

Teleph. 81938; 10-11, Cable

Pass. 129,

Ad: Rue

3051 Tourane; 880, Rue Ratard; Teleph. 71306

Chinese Jockey Club of Shanghai— Chiu Ta Salt Industries., Ltd.—

87-93, My burgh Road; Teleph. 90074

(See Clubs)

Chinese

ChurchesMission & Missions)to Lepers — (See Chiyo Yoko, Photographic Supplies—166,

Nanking

1308; CableRoad;Ad:Teleph. 19460; Branches:

Chiyoyoko. P. O. Box

Shanghai, Nanking and Hankow

Chinese National Electric & Pottery Y. Shimosato, proprietor

Co., Ltd.,

Mosaic Tiles,Manufacturers of Ceramic

Glazed Tiles, Transformers, T. Shimosato, sub-manager

Electrical Machineries, Porcelain K. Kashimura I H. Shimosato

K.

K. Matsui

Oikawa j| M.

T. Takeshima

Usui

Insulators and Lighting Fixtures,

etc.—89, Foochow Road; Telephs.

14408 and 16706; Cable Ad: Chinating Choya Yoko, Ltd., Shirt, Collar and

C.C. Q.S. Young,

Lim, mng. director

manager Pajama—78,

Teleph. 82 & 86, Boone Road;

40757manager

B. Inoue,

H! £yi ye.a ^ eking

HS hung

^ msze S. Ito, business manager

T. Nakashita, cashier

Ching K. Asano

Chinese Optical Co., Ltd., Optometrists S. Tamamura

and

Teleph.Opticians—620, Nanking Road;

93895 K.R. Ueno

Kimura, clerk

Chinese Public Isolation Hospital—

(See Hospitals) Christenko, Dr. N. I., Specialist for

“Chinese Recorder, The”—169, Yuen —150, Nervous,RteMental and Internal

des Soeurs; Diseases

Teleph. 71800

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10715

John S. Barr, editor Christian Book Rooms, Bibles, Christian

F.MissL. Mabel Mok, secretary

Woo, accountant Books, Tractsand and English—205,

Missionary Supplies

Chinese Red Cross General Hospital inMingChinese Yuen Road; Teleph.

Yuen

1381, Avenue

— (See Hospitals) Road, 16, Jessfield Road;Ad:Teleph. 18393;

P. O. Box 1723; Cable Chrisbook

Ching chao hung sze Chuang, T., Architect—212, Kiangse

Ching Chao Co., Manufacturers and Road; Teleph 19312; Cable Ad:

Exporters of Art Linen, Lace and 8842T. Chuang, b.s., arch.

Embroideries—16 Lane, 515, Chengtu N.

Road; Teleph. 32637; P.O. Box 322;

Cable Ad: Chingchao Z. A.T. Zia

Chen |I T.Y. H. W. Chin

Yu

Ching

Rue Chong & Co., Telephs.

Merchants82454

— 55,& Chun Lee, Wholesale and Retail Pro-

52223;duCable Consulat;

Ad: Chingchong vision Merchant—17, Siking Road ;

Teleph. 13878; Cable Ad: Cbunlee

IB HI ff

Ching Chong, Y., Ship-Chandler, Special Mill—349, Chun Tah Cotton Spinning & Weaving

Packings & Jointings Stocked—29, Rue Village; Ningpo20581

Teleph. Road, Zau-Ka-Do

du Consulat; Teleph. 83213

Agents for:

TheLtd., Beldam 16, Packing Co., Chun

& RubberStreet,

Gracechurch

Tai & Son, Furniture Manu-

facturers, Decorators, Contractors, etc.

London, E. C. 3. —600,

Factory:Szechuen

KiangwanRoad;

RoadTeleph. 12100.

 SHANGHAI A201

Ghttn Wo & Co., Leather and Lumber American Presbysterian Mission

(North)—650, Loh Ka Pang St.,

Merchants—53,

38177; Cable Ad:Seymour Road; Teleph.

Chunwohong Nantao; Cable Ad: Link

Yang Yew-chih, manager Rev. and Mrs. Wilmot D. Boone

Shien Hsi-kwang, accountant Miss Besse M. Hille

Yang Shu-ping, secretary Miss GraceMrs.Darling

Rev. and Paul R. Lindholm

Chung Foo Union Bank—(Nee Banks) Miss Elsa LoganI. M.

Rev. and Mrs. (OnDungan

leave)

Miss Lois Lyon

^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Chung hiva shu chu yu hsien hung see At Tang

Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd., Printers

and Publishers — 221, Honan Road; Beligian Missions of Scheut—

Teleph. 91160; Cable Ad: Buchwall Passage 135, No. 7, Avenue Haig ;

Teleph. 73372; Cable Ad: Scheut

ig & m .a * Rev. P. Regaert, procurator

Chung hua hong ping yu hsien hung sze Rev. C. de Ryck, assistant

Chung Hwa Steel Products Co., Ltd.,

Importers

Buntal Fibre, of all Hemp,

kinds ofManila

Steel Products

Ropes, China Inland Mission—1531, Sinza

Exporter of Chinese Products, Road; Teleph. 32226; Cable Ad :

Straw Hats—89, Foochow Road; Inland

Teleph. 16888; Cable Ad: Coluchung Bishop F. Houghton, b.a., general

director

Chung Hwa Wharf Co., Ltd., The—

33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253; Community Church of Shanghai—53,

Cable Ad Merchant’s

: Chungwharf. Managers of Ave. Petain; Teleph. 70975

the Coal Wharf and The Pastor—Rev. John Lyon Caughey,

Chung Hwa Chow Ka Doo Wharf, d.d.,

Petain;Residence:

Teleph. 7207153, Avenue

Pootung Church Secretary—Mrs. Clarence

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Shu

Governing

(chairman),Board—John F. S.Allman

Mrs. B.N. W. Barr

AllLafayette

Saints’and Church—Corner of Rue (vice-chairman), Smith

Rue Chapsal (secretary), C. L. Boynton (trea-

Rev. H.S. Wei, b.d., rector (Tel. 81478) surer), M. S. Chen, R. Y. Dent,

Rev. C. F. McRae, d.d. (Tel. 72277) D. W. Edwards, M. C. Guss, Mrs.

J.Walline

L. Hendry,

and E.K.S.Z.Wise

Li, Mrs. E, E.

# It ^ ma H

Mei hwok tsin lee wei Danish Church—Avenue Joffre

American Baptist Foreign Mission

Society (A.B.F.M.S.)—Missions Build-

ing, 169, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Deutsche Evangelische Kirche—1.

Telephs. 15018 and 18018; Cable Western Road

Ad: Baptisma

Dr. L. C. Hylbert (Secretary) and

Wife First Church Room of Christ, Scientist

Rev. W. R. Taylor (treas.) and Wife &Road,

Reading — 1647,CableAvenue

Rev. E. Kelhofer and Wife Teleph. 34406; Ad:

Rev.

V. HansonE.H. Cressy and Wife

and Wife Chrscience

Dr. Josephine Lawney Holy

S.MissS. Beath and Wife

H. Taylor I Miss L. B. Edgar KiangseTrinity Cathedral

Road; Telephs. 11327 —(Office)

243,

Miss R. Bug bee | Miss M. I. Jones & 16723 (Deanery)

Miss E. Knabe I Miss R. Mather Dean—Very Rev. A. C. S. Tri-

Miss A. E. Root | Miss O. Melton vett, M.A., d.d.

A202 SHANGHAI

Ifc [el fe] Hon. Secretary—Rev. H. M.

Way way chiaou tang Griffin, b.d.

Mahomedan Mosque—70, Chekiang Hon. Treasurer- -Rev. W. J.

Road Embery

Trustees—H. M. H. Nemazee & fjlj — San teh tang

Co. 190, Peking Road SOCIETE DES MiSSIONS-EtRANGERES—50,

Methodist Episcopal Mission, Of- Route

Rev. Delastre

J. B. Gersy, procureur

fices—169, Yuen Ming Yuen Rd.; R. J. la Fay, assistant

Cable Ad: Missions

G. Y. Fuller, treasurer g ± %~k m m

Tung ka doo Tien elm tang

0? £ ± $C St. Francis Xavier’s Church—

Kiau sz hung saw

Misisonary Home—154, Tifeng Road;

Teleph. 22732; Cable Ad: Evangel St. Joseph’s Church—36, Rue Mon-

Miss E. Spurling, proprietress tauban

Rt. Rev. B. A. Haouis4e, bishop

Missions to Seamen in Shanghai— Union Church—2, Soochow Road

2, Peking Road; Teleph. 19858 J. Macbeth, chairman

Dr. B. Read, vice-chairman

*£ i des # Lazaristes—44,

Cheou chen tang Rue F. H. B. Harmon, secretary

Procure A. Youngson, financial secretary

Chapsal; Teleph. West 85157; D. McGavin, hall steward

Cable Ad: Lazaristes Thomson & Co., treasurers

Salvation Army, The—Mze.

Sassoon House; Teleph. 13113; CableFloor g ± jTm m ®

Ad: Salvation Zi ka wei tien tz tang

Brigadier B. Morris, officer-in- Zi-ka-wei Church—

charge and Wife

Major H. Woodland, asst, and Wife Church of England Men’s Society—

Men’s Hostel—7, Yang Terr., Wei- (See Associations & Societies)

hai-wei Road:

Mrs. Major Wooland Teleph. 30463 ft n fin %

Men’s Shelter—180, Choufang Road- Chuyang Insurance—150,

Insurance Office, General

Kiukiang Road; Tel-

Teleph.

J. McDowall 50741 eph. 10125

Discharged Prisoners’ Aid Dept.—180, Dison Chu | Z. S. Yang

Choufang Road; Teleph. 50741 Clarkes Agency — 88,Ad:Nanking

Adjutant R. D. Mcllvenny

Ricksha Mission—180, Amoy Road- Teleph. 10092; Cable Sekralc Road;

Teleph. 90431 W. G. Clarke, m.b.e., principal

Adjutant Ta Pao Feng

Macao Road Corps. ^ an ®

Captain Shih Ti-to and Wife Lee din^chee yu han kung r sze

Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc.,

Seven-Day Adventist Mission—526, U.S.A., Neon Lighting—534, Rue

Ningkuo

Ad: Road; Teleph. 50133; Cable Bourgeat;

P.O. Box 1783; Telephs.

Cable70092Ad:and 70093;

Neonlite

N.Adventist

F. Brewer, president M. E. Vittaly, general manager

S. L.D.Frost,

M. secretary

Howard, treasurer Miss T.Mason,

M. J.Krause, C. Mason, secretary

asst,manager

secretary

W.

H. F. Cheng,Sales

b.a., chief assistant

Shanghai Free Christian Church C.O. P.C. Danilevsky, arta.m.i.e.e.

supt. plant

(Evangelical)—681, Hart Road, 1 Rohde, c. & e.,

Near Connaught Road supt.

 SHANGHAI A203

Exclusive Licencees of : tr & & @ n

U.Georges

S. Patents on& J.Neon

ClaudePeninsula Tubes forof

de Beaufort Mee kuo fu lui hung way

China, Malay and Straits American Women’s Club of Shanghai,

Settlements Inc.—577, Bubbling Well Rd.; Teleph.

31856

Clerici, Bedonx & Co., S. A., Silk Automobile Club of China—17, The

Exporters, Public Silk Inspectors Bund; Teleph. 10704; P.O. Box

Silk Piece Goods Importers and 1049; Cable Ad : Moorob

General Merchants. Electrical Sup- Chairman— H. Tiefenbacher

plies, Medicines and Drugs, Wines, Secretaries—Beck & Swann

Provisions, Preserves and Colonial China Kennel Club—Al, Medhurst

Goods—107, Museum

19688; P. O. Box 1657 Road; Teleph. Apts; Teleph. 31688

C. Bedoni, president (Milan) President—Dr. J. Edgar

L. Riggio, manager Hon. Treasurer—R. N. Swann

G.MissVacchina, signs per pro. Hon. Vet. Surg. — Dj\ D. L.

S. Dribensky McWhirter

G. Chiara Hon. Secretary—J. L. Hunter

W. S. Ting,(Milan)

Import compradore Secretary—H. M. Howell

T. Z. Foch Kao, Export compradore

L. T. Kinley, Electrical Dept. t n IT # #

Wah yang yi chun way

m & Ke Li Chinese Foreign Famine Relief

Clive & Co., Ltd., Paper and Sun- Committee — 97, Jinkee Road;

dries—20, Canton Road; Teleph. 13168; Teleph. 15845; Cable Ad: Famrel

Cable Ad: Clivechina Chairman—Sung

C. H. C. Hughes (London) Co-Chairman—Fr.Han Chang

R. Jacquinot

Dr. F. G. Eickhoff (Shanghai) Vice-Chairmen—C. C. Nieh, Koo

S. M. Leigh I D. S. King Chi Sun and F. A. Fitch

Y. T. Chen | T. Y. Wo General

f.r.g.s. Secretaries—W.

and K. K. Au E. Souter,

Clouth & Co., General Insurarce: Fire, Hon. Treasurers—A. S. Henchman,

Marine, Motor Car, Life, Accident, Tsuyee Pei, C. T. Yen and J. A.

Burglary, Plate-glass, Mackay

Special Risks—169, YuenBaggage

Ming Yuenand

Road, Ground Floor; Cable Ad: Clarendon Club—55, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road ; Teleph. 10693

Protection

W. R. Clouth, manager ^ SI # 3C

F.MissLichtfuss, assistant

Ruth Riege, stenographer Tung fong tsung way

CLUBS Clube Lusitano de Shanghai—55

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 19817

American Club—209, Foochow Road; t m j m m m

Teleph. 15259 Mei kou hsiang Asia tsung way

President—P.

Vice-President—M. M. Anderson Columbia Country Club—301, Great

Hon. Treasurer—W.M.J. Lamneck Bates Western Road;J.Teleph.

President—J. Mokrejs 21899

Hon. Secretary—E. O. Heuser Vice-President—P. H. Bordwell

Secretary—A. C. Chapin Hon.

Amateur Dramatic Club101,ofRueShang- Hon. Treasurer—P.

Secretary—C.

Secretary—H.

M. Anderson

S. Franklin

W. Pilcher

hai—Lyceum Theatre, Car-

dinal Mercier Teleph. 78972 ^ m m m

Chairman—C.

Hon. Treasurer—J. A. Momber

K. Jolly Chai kiu tsung way

Secretary—C. S. Speyer Country Club—651, Bubbling Well

American University Club—P.O. Road; Teleph. 34244

Box 1982 Chairman—N. C. Macgregor

Secretary—A. F. Wheen

A204 SHANGHAI

t n m m Shanghai Athletic Club (Formed for

Hsin kwan tsung way the Promotion of Amateur Athletics

Generally)

Customs Club—66, Nanking

Kelly & Walsh Building, Top Floor; Road, Vice Presidents — F. S. Bridges,

Teleph. 11709 Capt.

Chen, H.R. G.G. Seaborn,

Read, Denis

Dr. C.W. M.E.

President—L. F. Lawford (ex- O’Hara, R. Conduit, E. Fauraz

officio) and Capt. Arthur Seaborn

President—H.

Hon. Secretary—H.E. OlsenW. Nickless Hon. Secretary—G. H. Wade, c/o

Hon. Treasurer —F. W. Davis Shanghai Municipal Police, Cen-

Hon. Librarian—J.W.C. Mummery tral Station

Shanghai

Box 156; CableClub—3, The Bund; P.O.

Ad: Kwangho

International Recreation Club — Chairman—W. J. Monk

Office: 304, Mohawk Road;

33652; Cable Ad: Irclub. Club Rooms: Teleph. Vice-Chairman—C. W. Porter

304, Mohawk Road, 2nd Floor, Secretary—F. S. Ward

Rooms 6-9; Teleph. 36116 m mo mm

Secretary—Y. S. Fong

Assistants—Geo. Cheng and Miss Shanghai Bau zang ftna pan

m jew& zang

m

M. J. Tao Cricket Club—Race Course;

Teleph. 95853; Cable Ad: Cricket

President—Brig.-Gen.

naghten, o.m.g., d.s.o. E. B. Mac-

t !§ m m Chairman of Committee — G.

Kwei Ohu Tsoong Way F. Forshaw

Masonic Club—93, Canton Road; Hon. Secretary—E. H. Anstice

Teleph. 10471 Treasurers - - Thomson

Canton Road

It H m'i ^ t m m m

Da Fu Tsung Way Kee wu tsoong way

Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club Shanghai Engineers’ Club — 220,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10305;

—59, Peking Road; Teleph. 10064; P.O. Box 646; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Mariners Institute

President—S.

Hon. Treasurer—G. P. Jorgensen

I. Lawson

Hon. Secretary—Syd. S. Kemp Shanghai Football Club — Race

Course

t H ik JL Shanghai Golf Club—Courses at

Rotary Club—Room 103, Metropole Kiangwan

tary’s and at Seekingjao; Secre-

Hotel, 180, Kiangse

16450; Cable Ad: RoclubRoad; Teleph. Road Office: Room 305, 20 Canton

President—G. W. Boissevain President—Dr.

Secretary—J. B.Wm. L. O’Hara

Woolley

Vice-President—Wm. L.

Hon. Secretary—E. S. Little, Jr.L. Sung

Hon. Treasurer—;H. Schall # IS ^

Secretary—Mrs. A. Giovannini Bau mo tsung wti

Sbianghai Race Club-Admin.

ing, 304, Mohawk Road, Grand Build-

Stand

® m ik m m &Road;

ClubCableHouse:

Ad: 305, Bubbling Well

Racing

Rotary International, Office of A. W. Olsen, secretary

Governor of District 97-98 — 103, C. W. Rayden, asst, secretary

Metropole

Teleph. 16450;Hotel,Cable

180, Ad;

Kiangse

DistrictRoad; R. H. Newman, stables supervisor

District Governor—W. H. Tan & outdoor assistant

Secretary—E. S. Van Y.D. E.W. Hung,

Crawford, assistant

comptroller

 SHANGHAI A205

Shanghai Recreation Club—Race Columbia Casualty Co. of New York

Course; Teleph. 90745 —Union Building, 17, Canton Rd.;

President—T. W. R. Wilson Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); P.O. Box 807;

Vice-President—R.

Hon. Secretary—T.J. J.S. Brandt

Allan Cable Ad: Monsoon

Hon. Treasurer—G. E. Marshall E. Lester Arnold, manager for China

Shanghai Rowing Club—Boat House J,G.V. M.de

F. Murray

Dumbarton I Miss M. Parker

Carvalho | Miss V. Butt

and Swimming Bath: 76, Soochow

Road; Teleph. 19099; Cable Ad: Rowing Columbia & Great Western Ridding

Captain—A. B. Wilkinson Academy—470, Great Western Road;

Vice- Captain—J. D.Stone

Hon. Secretary—B. Davies Teleph. 22012

Hon. Treasurer—C. N. Brown

Shanghai Rugby Union Football Columbia Country Club—(*S'ee Clubs)

Club-

Hon. Secretary—J. W. M. Martin, Comfort Mechanical

Electric Co., Electrical and

Engineering Contractors,

P. O. Box 1379 Purchasing Agents and General Mer-

Shanghai Yacht Club—Headquarters: chants— 287, Avenue Joffre; Teleph.

Minghong; P.O. Box 1147 83092; Cable Ad: 5566

m mhai±say m

S/iang m ±wei

sze c/iung

Swiss Club—21, Lucerne Road; Teleph. Commercial Shan wu chen hsin tso

27128 Credit Bureau, Successors

President—R. von der Crone totiontheBureau—213,

Commercial &Hamilton

Credit Informa-

House,

Hon. Secretary—S. C. Stiner

Hon. Treasurer—L. A. Mottu Box 477; Cable Ad: Certid 19176; P. O.

170, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Hong Zing H.R.A.Badian,Smyte, secretary

asst, manager

Coates & Son, Thomas, Merchants,

Commission Agents and Manufac-

turers—137, Peking Road;Teleph. 16172;

P.O. Box 545; Cable Ad: Coalescent; CommercialnEquipment & m m

Co., Specialists

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s in Office Equipment — 303, Kiangse

m re Pah Shing Road; Teleph. 10670; Cable Ad:

Codsi, A., Exporter of Raw Silk Pongee, Comequipco

Laces, etc., Importer of Precious Stones C. Y. Soong, manager

—9, Ave. Edward VII; Teleph.

12028; Cable Ad : Codai

Mei song say fong chun van hung sze

Cohen, Ltd., Henry H., (Incorporated CommercialFed. Inc.,

Express & Storage,

U.S.A., Agents,

Express Motor

and

under the Companies’ Ordinences of Freight

Hongkong), Manufacturers & General Truck and Lighterage Service, Forwarding

Exporters — Registered Office: 133, General

and Bonded

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 17510; Customs Clearance Brokers—53, Yuen Storage, Packers and

Cable Ad: Nehocroc Ming Yuen Road; Telephs. 16931-2-3;

Henry H. Cohen, chairman P.O.

Standard Box 1042; CodesCable Ad: Servizio; All

Mrs.R.M.McBain,

W. J. Cohen, director

do. B.M. A.J. Katz,

Deutsch, president

K. E.A.Newman, vice-president

Mrs. M. Blenkinsop,do.secretary G. M.Golding,

Wm. Neal, secty.

gen. &manager

treas.

Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap and Accounting N. A. Jacobs, asst, manager

Toilet Dept.

Teleph. Specialities—51, Canton

14204; P.O. Box 1338; CableRoad;

Ad: P. J. Na, accountant

Palmolive C. P. Chang

A206 SHANGHAI

fthippi tg Dvpi. J. P. Philip, sub-manager

K. E. Chu J. Deberly, asst, manager

Trucking Dept. | Y. N. Wong R.H. Ungern

A. Harrs jI A.MissG. J.YourieffChaillet

E. Roman j K. N. Sung

Godown

F. F. Dept.

Chen | F. S. Ong

Packing Dept. SJ & It”® * 3c

M.. Berkovitch An chuen pao hsien koong sze

Stenographer Compagnie d’Assurance Generales

Miss L. M. da Cruz Incendie, Fire Insurance — Branch

Office

Teleph.for84005; China:

Cable1, Ad:

RueAsgenindieMontauban;

Tai ping yang shang wu tien pao hung sze J. Breen, manager for China

Commercial Pacific Cable Co. — 34, m m. Chi'un Yuen

Avenue Edward VII.; Telephs. 12233 & Compagnie d’Exportation de Produits

14440; Cable Ad: Compac Asiatiques (C E.P.A.), Exporters

Raw Silk, Pongee and General Produceof

>fr ft # pp & —10, Rue Colbert, Teleph. 80270;

Song wu ying shu kwan yu hsien kung sze P.O. Box 837; Cable Ad: Cepasia

Commercial Press, Ltd., The, Publishers, C. Couliou, manager

Printers,

Shanghai Booksellers

Office: 211,andHonan

Stationers—

Road; Compagnie Financiere Belgo-Chinoise

Teleph. 92310 (Private Exchange to All —P.O. Box 570; Cable Ad: Belgo-

Departments); Cable Ad: Compress. chine

Hongkong

24766 Office: King’s Road; Teleph.

Y. W. Wong, managing di: 13 s ts m n ® is & _h

LiBangBahHow,Rob, manager Shang Hai Fa Shang Tien Ch’e Tien Tung

do. Kung Sze

C. L. Bau, asst, manager Compagnie FfiANgAiss de Tramways et

P.K. C.C. Li, do. d’Eclairage

Tsai, do. hai—249, Avenue Dubail;de Teleph.

Electriques Shang-

80180 (4 Lines)

IE & IS & 3g J.L. Fayret,

Heintz, manager

sub-manager

Lau hung maw hong die L. Ladroitte, tech, sub-manager

COMMERICAL UNION ASSURANCE Co., LTD. G.J. Perrier (Admin. Dept.)

Fire, Life, Marine, Accident, Burglary Mariotti, engineer (Tramways

Fidelity

Motor CarGuarantee, Plate Glass

Insurance—Union and

Building, Workshops)

17, Canton Road; Teleph.13407 (4 Lines); M. Lapeyre,

Dept.) chief engr. (Electricity

P O. Box 309; Cable Ad: Cuaco R. Leydon, engr. (Electricity Dept.)

E. Lester Arnold, manager for China R. Bonnaval, engr. (Waterworks &

J.G. M.F. Murray

Dumbarton I Miss M. Parker Construction

General Book Office: Depts.)

V. de Carvalho | Miss V. Butt J. Lorenzi,

Tillard chief acct.

F.R. Baudoin |I J.N. Leiness

Kisseleff

n & m

Nee Shing Kung Sze m Purchasing Dept.:

CoMPAGNIA ITALIANA d’ExTREME OrIENTE, M. Aurade

A. Allemao | A. L. da Costa

General Importers and Exporters—93, Correspondence

Canton

P.O. BoxRoad; 1674; Telephs.

Cable Ad:14723

Cideo& 12950; C. G. Lubeck Dept. :

Dr. D. Tirinnanzi, sole agent J. J. d’Almeida I A. do Rosario

R.F.dosRemedios

Consumers’ | J. Maher

& Bills Dept.:

COMPAGNIE DES MesSAGERIES MaRITIMES E. Salembier

—9, Quai de France; Teleph. 82034; J. Dolivet G.J. Perpetuo

R. Muller

P.O. Box 301; Cable Ad: Messagerie J.M.deMaher

Kehrig

J. East

Cochet, general agent for the Far

R. Rodenfuser, local manager A. Dybala

J. Rozario .| A.R. Yuschenkoff

A. Popovitch

Bredoff

 SHANGHAI A207

Stores: Board of Directors —

(chairman), W. T. Sullivan (vice- E. Sigaut

F.R. Lerosey G.V. Baranoff

Stchetinin chairman), P. H. Leynaud, Rev.

Bazil Father Moulis,

G. Kalougenine Z. Zaignatcheff

Traffic Office: Moszkowski andV.F. Gensburger,

R. Smith G.

D. Yialy M. W. Obakiewicz, manager

A.E. Gontier

Marchina L.A. Rousset H.Office)

R. Leynaud, manager (Shanghai

Popoff Ignace K. S. Tsu, local manager

P. Ninet K. Konovaloft MrsCarN.Department)

I. Nikitin, secretary (Motor

F. J. Lopes L. Alihanoff

Tramway Track & Lines: C. Compton Mrs T. Anderson, secretary

L. Aubert Miss M. Troubnikoff (Motor Car

Electric

E. HodayerPower Station:

I A. Evseyeff Department)

Alb Fischer I A.D. Sidoroff Ifliand A. D. Terekhin, supervisor of agents

Kochubey, agent

J.A. Schmid

Monceu I J. Pawloswki J. Goldberg, do.

Pierre Houa, chief clerk

P. Amettler | E. Baruksen S- T. Fan, chief accountant

Electric Lines : j M. Krzyzanowski

J. Manaresi

B. Omeltchouk V. Dimitrook COMPAGNlE GENERALE DE CHEMINS DE

Electric Installations: Fee et de Tramways en Chine—150,

P. Bellandle Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12198; Cable

P. Vial | J. Canavarro, Jr. Ad:M.Renard

Electric Meters & Electrical Labora-

tory: E. deRenard, gen. representative

Vleeschouwer, signs per pro.

M. Geny C. Polidoroff, c.e.

A. Jallard | X. Ng Yelim Mrs. A. Wu

Fu-pao Goulaevsky

Water Production : I A. K’Delant

F. Menager G. N. Woo | S. T. Van

E. Gruget H. Muller £ n Pao Too and

Water Distribution I : J. Dessart Compagnie Optorg,

R.M. Vogt

Labart | A. Thibou Exporters — 39, AvenueImporters

Edward VII;

Chemical & Analytical Laboratory : Teleph. 84144: P.O. Box 1309; Cable Ad:

M. Ducret Optorgpo;

Private Code Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and

Workshops

M. Duquesnel Dept.V Tramway

| A. Petit Repairs: G. Theuriere, manager

BusH.&Danieck

Motor-car Repairs : Confederation Life Association, Life

A. Reynaud | A. Gomas Insurance

Canada; Far—Eastern Head Branch:

Office: 51,

Toronto,

Can-

Buildings : ton Road, Shanghai; Teleph. 17222;

C. Kluge Cable Ad: Confedlife

Coropradore

L. Thou : P. China

R. M. Wallis, c.l.tj,, manager for

Fook H.Branch)

W. Merrick, manager (Hongkong

u# s™ R.J. S.N. Gregor,

Bray, manager

COMPAGNlE FrANCO-AfEICAINE (SHANG-

HAI), Ltd., Tea Merchants — 467. resident(Malayan

secretaryBranch)

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18405, P.O. F. A. McQueen, cashier

Box 692; Cable Ad: Cifranafri C.MissG. R.Jack, asst, secretary

V.V. Wheldon, stenographer

L.F. E.G. Canning,

Harrison,director

do. MissC. M.Lieu, Southerton, do.

D.MissM.Mitchell, do. Y. clerk

I. P. Fryer, secretary C. Y. Cheng, do.

Compagnie Franco-Americaine )El] Kung Lee

urances, All Kinds of Insurance:d’Ass- Fire, Connell Bros. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in U.S.A.), Importers and Expor-

Automobile, Marine, Accident, etc.—

Head Office: 21, Avenue Edouard VII; ters—149, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Executive

10630; CableOffice: 17, The Bund; Teleph. 16832; P.O. Box 342; Cable Ad:

Ad: Framinsure Connell

 SHANGHAI

B. O. Hartman, manager Brazil—601, Grosvenor House, 219r

A. B. E.Davis Route Cardinal

77423; Cable Mercier; Teleph.

Ad: Consbras

Mrs. da Silva, secretary

Z. L. Yang, oompradore Consul-General—James Philip Mee

Z. G. Tsu, book-keeper Vice-Consul—Heitor Carneiro

Consolidated Finance Co.—(Nee Banks) Chile—401, 72493; CableGrosvenor

Ads: House;

MinchileTeleph.

and

3 » £ K » Conchile

Consolidated National Advertising Charge d’Affaires

— Dr. Juan Marin & Consul-General

Co., Advertising,

Printing—255, Merchandising

Shantung and

Road; Telephs.

90084-5-6; P.O. Box 870;Cable Ad: Con- 5T& m mm*

solad Czechoslovakia—727,

Teleph. 75492; Cable Ad: Avenue

ZaminiHaig;

ManagingBoard— Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Y.Y.N.LewisZung,Mason,

generalasst,

manager

manager

C. L.W.Loh,

S.Wand Yao, do.

do. Chancellor of LegationSebaand In

Plenipotentiary—Jan

Ing, do. Charge of Consular Section—J.

Stepan

Sales Department— Secretary—A. Kolacek

W.D.T.C.Yu,TaiSales executive Commercial

Chinese Attache—O. G.Pavlata

Secretaries—I. Hsu and

Production Department— S. T. Wang

P. Paul

Y. ZeeZ. H. Wang |I S.C. F.P. Yih

Tang

ArtWang

Studio— Ing, art director Ta tan kwoh tsung ling szftyamen

*

Denmark—26, The Bund; Teleph. 17300;

T.MissH.Josephine

Chang I S.Huang

F. Chang Cable Ad: Dannebrog

Consul-General—Poul Scheel

T.H. Y.S. Woo

Chien || C.P. Y.Chow

Ting Vice-Consul—Arne Bogh-Andersen

Printing Department— Stenographers

I. Polejaeff — I. Suenson and

Wang Ing, director

F. S. Chu | F. L. Chien Chinese Secretaries—T. M. Chow

Order and H. Y. Y ao

Y. O.Department—

Yen

S. K. WooDepartment—

| F. K. Sung

Accounting

C. C. Lu Ta fun^ lanm~m # shu

ling shih *

T.H. M.C. Tong

Loh IY.L. Finland — 301, Route Cardinal

I C. K. Young

Zau Mercier; Teleph. 74244; Cable Ad:

Finlandia

Z. B. Chow | S. Y. Loh Consul-General—H. Tanner

CONSULATES Secretary—T. A. Bergroth

Translator—Kingwell H. Tsha

P!mm*

Ta au ko ling sz ya men Ta nfS^mm

fa lewoh tsong lingmm*

cheya-men

Austria—330, Szechuen Road; Teleph. France—2,

80080 Rue du Consul at; Teleph.

14957; Cable Ad: Austconsul

Consul-O^n^ral—M. Baudez

Consul-General, faisant Aug^

fonctions

Ta pe li sz lewoh tsung ling shi&* yamen de Consul-Adjoint—M.

Consul-Adjoint—M. Duval

Belgium—1300, Rue

70647; Cable Ad: Belsulat Lafayette; Telepl Consul, Chancelier—M. Le Roch

Ambassador—Baron J. Guillaume . Consul Suppliant—M.

Vice-Consul, ArchivisteDorget

— M. Cat-

Consul-General—A.

Chancellor—P. Baertvan Cutsem tandConsul, Secretaire-Interprete

Secretary—Mile. Woog Vice-

Chinese Secretary & Interpreter— — M. Blot

Zung Inrin Attache

Juge de Consulat—M.

Consulaire—M. Viaud

R. Kauffman

 SHANGHAI A209

m Tai-ying ^ tsung

m m/& * T. Hattori, vice-consul

ling sz shu S. Tsumura, do.

Great Britain—33, The Bund; Telephs. T. Kasuya, do.

11485-9 (5 Lines); Cable Ad: Britain S. Shimada, do.

Consul-General — A. H. George, Chancellors—N. Sasa, S. Taka-

C.M.G. hashi, E. Nakamura, Y. Fukui,

Supt. Consul—L. H. Lamb M. Yatagai, K. Sensui, R. Ka-

Land Office mada, N. Okuda, I. Maejima,

Consul Deputy Registrar of T. Yoshida, K. Makimura, A.

Companies—E. W. Jeffery Yatsuka, Z. Motomura.

Japanese Affairs Consular Court—

Consul—H. H. Thomas S. Kato, consul (Judge)

Stenographers—Mrs. H. C. Faulder K Yokoyama, chancellor

and Mrs. F. McLorn Consular Police—

Chinese Affairs H. Kitamura, consul

Acting Consul—J. F. Ford S. Tajima, police supt.

Accountant—W. C. Scott, m.b.e. Y. Akiba, consul

Shipping Office T. Saeki, vice-consul

Consul—A. J. Evans J. Ikejiri, do.

Head Shipping Clerk—J.M. Groves M. Hashizume, chancellor

Asst. Shipping Clerks—S.J. Herrett

and M. Benton

Constable—G. K. Higgins Hoi-lanmhuomtsungm ling

m itshih%shu

Stenographer—Miss K. B. Lucas Netherlands — 9, French Bund ;

Telephs. 80135-6; Cable Ad: Hollandia

Governme« t Surveyors Consul-General & President of the

Lloy’s Register of Shipping—W. J. Netherlands Consular Court—

Milne and

British G. T. Gambling

Corporation Register of G. W. Boissevain

, Shipping & Aircraft—G. Picker- Consul, Clerk Consular

Netherlands &' BailiffCourt—J.

of the

ing and R. Lockhart William van den Berg

Lyle Vice-Consul, Acting Clerk Consular

& Bailiff

Passport & Registration

Vice-Consul—A. Office

T. Cox, m.b.e. of the Netherlands

Pro-Consul—C. W. Martin Court—A. H. Hasselman

Record Office Assistant, Acting Clerk & Bailiff of

the Netherlands

Pro-Consul—A.

■ Clerical VeitchOgilvie & W.

Officers—W. —A. H. HasselmanConsular Court

G. E. Beckmann F. T. Harrop,

Stenographers—Mrs.

Mrs. G. D. Jack and Miss B. Norway—2, Peking Road; Teleph.

16295; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn- and

Cumine Bentley’s

Consul-General

—T. Knudtzon& Consular Judge

1 ISM M ^ J! # * Vice-Consuls—Otto Kildal and F.

Ta Hai Lap Kuo Shu Wu Ling Shi Chu Or yin

Greece—9,

Teleph. Quai de France, Room 62;

84192' Chinese Secretary—Nation Sun

Consul-General—E. P. Tannoulatos

Chinese Secretary & ! Interpre- Portugal—15,

Teleph.

Route Francis Gamier;

70183 & Consular Judge

ter—Chow Fu Kwei Consgl-General

Miss B. Costa —Jos(3 Augusto Ribeiro de Melo

Asst. Consul—Dr. Jose Francisco

Teixeira

b* Honorary Vice-Consul—Antonio A.

Tajik pen tsung ling shi ya inen Lico

Japan—25a, Whangpoo Road; Telephs. Chancellor—Augusto S. Braga

40051-4 Secretary of the Court—Constancio

Consul-General—S. Okamoto J. da Silva

General Office— Secretary of the Consulate-General

A. Tajiri, consul —Augusto daD. R.Botelho

Xavier*and J. J.

N. Yoshioka, do. Clerks—Miss

E. Sone, do. da Silva

E. Wajima, do. Chinese Secretary—C. S. Doq

A210 SHANGHAI

Secretary — Mrs. Rowena M. A.

Tajih sze pa ne ya kwoh ling shi Yamen Burnell

Spain—Hanray Apartment, 1154, Av- Asst.

BlandCommercial

Calder Attache — A.

enue Joffre; Teleph. 75889 Vice-Consul—Alvin T. Rowe, Jr.

Consul-General—Pedro de Ygual Secretary — Miss Elizabeth A.

Chancellor—V. Yizenzinovich Rodgers

Secretario—L. Pigueras Clerks—C. H. Williams and Miss

Auxiliar—-J. M. Picazo Jessie C. Brown

is v m m ii n is * China Trade Act Registrar

Tajui tin hwoh tsung ling shih ya men Consul—Miss Viola

Secretary—Mrs. AmySmith

H. Wu

Sweden—9,

84100; CableQuai Ad: de France; Teleph.

Svensk Shipping Section

Acting Consul-General — K. E. A.

Kronvall Consul—F. Russell Engdahl

Vice-Consul—G. F.Lundh Clerk-Steno.

Naylor — Miss Rachel E.

Secretary—Mrs. Henry Visa Section

PiTajui

ffi shi

* koffitsung

i® ling

H ±shi ® * Vice-Consuls—John B. Sawyer and

yamen Harold D. Pease

Clerk - Steno. — Miss Elizabeth

Switzerland—1469, Avenue Joffre; Barnes

Telephs.

Swisscolat70109 (2 Lines); Cable Ad: Passport & Citizenship Section

Charge d’AffairesFontanel

& Consul-General Consul—George D. LaMont

for China—E. Vice-Consul—Boies Gladys

Clerk-Steno.—Miss C. HartLee

Vice-Consuls

Schilling — S. Stiner, and W Archives & Communications

Chancellor—G. Kappeler Vice-Consul—J. A. Collins, Jr.

Secretariat—Henry K. F.C.Ai,S. Mrs. Clerks—Mrs. Evelyn V. Crone,

G.Meyenburg

Guenter and Miss von LaMar D. Mulliner,

E.T. Tandy, A. A. and Miss Mary

McFadyen,

McAllister John D.B.

m m m Vincent

Mei kuo tsung ling shih shu

United States Consulate-General— Continental Corporation of China,

General Merchants—123, Av. Ed-

Development

Kiangse Building, Corner of

Teleph. Cable Ad: Teleph.

ward VII; 80030 (2 Lines);

11199 (6andLines),

FoochowSameRoads;Number Kontichine

After Office Hours (Private Ex-

change to All Depts.) n Qt ^ H * M

Consul- G eneral—Frank P. Lock hart Continental Motors, AutoMotive Ser-

Secretary—Miss Lyda Mae Francis vice and Repairs—565,

Assistant to the Consul-Central

Consul—E. F. Stanton Telephs. 74554 & 74555;Avenue

Cable Foch;

Ad:

Contimotor

Executive Officer G.L.A.Schultze

Hoter I| W. H. Butte

P. Wong

David C. Berger E. K. O. Hugo | S. K. Cnang

Secretary—Miss Mayelle Byrd

Protection of American Interests

Consuls—E. F. Stanton, John Car-

ter Vincent, O. Edmund Clubb Continental n ^ ^ n n m

and Monroe Hall

Clerks-Stenos. — MissMissEmmeline Foch; Teleph.Sales

74489; Co.

P.O.—Box

863, 714

Avenue

Arguello and Fern Agents :

Cavender Victoria

Adler CarsMotorcycles

Agricultural & Commercial Sec- Hansa Lloyd Diesel Trucks

tion

Agricultural Attache — Owen L. Distributors :

Dawson Stewart Trucks

Consul—Horace H. Smith Hupmobile Cars

 SHANGHAI A211

m m & Tung Ghi Lung Crone, Erik, Land and Estate Agency-

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—119, Nanking 239,Erik Sassoon

Crone,House;

proprietor Teleph. 19293

Road; Teleph. 15335; Cable Ad: I. C. Yao, Chinese manager

Coupon

J. H. Green, Far Eastern gen. mgr.

G.L.Pearson, A.J. A.A. Remedies,

Bocevitch, secretary

supervisor

Dopsonmanager I M. Yussim % & * fill * i® *

G.R. J.Davie

Winney ]I A.B. A.Harvey

Makaroff Crown Aerated Water Co., Fed. Inc.,

U. S. A. Manufacturers of High Grade

Cook

Orange Krush and Distilled Water—

Vishniak,

119,

Cable Nanking Road ; Teleph, 12261 ; Office: 9, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

W. A.AdWeight,

: Couponmanager 80115; P. O. Box 633; Cable Ad:

Motorbank. Factory: 413-50, Ningkuo

Cooper & Black, Sworn Surveyors, Road; R. H.Teleph.Parker,50013

director

Weighers and Measurers ; Inspectors of H. F. Payne, do.

Produce, Arbitrators and

120, Jinkee Road ; Teleph. 11891 Adjusters — V,M. O.Diamant,

Remedies, do.

Chas. W. Cooper | Adams P. C. Chu secretary

S. I.Kosovsky,

Abramovich factory manager

nKong&tai pao shien hung m suem

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd. Marine,

(Incor- A.C. J.Klein

N.

Silva P. C. Chen

Shaposhnikoff K.K. Z.Chang Lee

porated in England), Fire, N. Litz Y. S. Ling

MotorCar,

surance—CharteredWar RiskBank and Building,

General In-

18, Y.Charlie

K. TsuChen P.S. Z.S, Chow

The Bund; Teleph. 15195; Cable Ad : Chen

Cohesible *3 & ^ # a m *

J. A. Laing Peach, branch mgr. Yung hong yin shou pao hsien hung sze

m m k

™9 Yik Crown China Co., Inc

Bank Building, 113, Kiukiang Road; .— Continental

Corrit, A., Civil Engineer and Contractor Teleph. 15166; Cable Ad: Chinacrown

—278; Kiangse

Cable Ad: Dancorrit Road; Teleph. 15599; P. Kwok, president

A. Corrit, m.i.c.e. (Denmark) W. Y. Loo, treasurer-director

W. Kwok, secretary-director

Cosmopolitan Trust Co.—173, Seymour L. Kwok, director

Road; Teleph. 30173; Cable Ad: KooT.Zung

R. T. Koo,Paw,asst,office manager

cashier

Cosmotrust Miss C. Sheng, stenographer

Cosmos Paper House,

Co. (Fed.RoomsInc., 240-242,

U.S.A.) Agents—J. F. Bishop, W. G. T. Howe,

— Hamilton Miss F.J. H.Lavrish,

Sung, Underwood V. Reyer,

andD. S.K. Y.F.

170, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15574; Yapp

P.O. Box 468-; Cable Ad: Papshus- General Agents in China Jor:

ter Crown Life Insurance Co. of Toronto,

E. Schuster, manager Canada

K.E.Remmele,

Kalshornasst, manager Culty Dairy Co., Ltd.—1567, Avenue

Country Club—(Nee Clubs) Joffre; Teleph. 70126

Bjj §$ Ching Ming

Country Hospital—(See Hospitals) Cumine & Co., Ltd., Architects, Surveyors,

Credit Commercial Sino Francaise— PekingEngineers, Civil Road ; Teloph. Estate16151Agents

; P.O. —Box2,

(Nee Banks) 1457 ; Cable Ad : Columna ; CodesRe-:

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Bentley’s, publican A.B.C. 5th edn., China

(Nee Banks) H. M. Cumine, f.i.a.a.

E. B. Cumine, a.r.i.b.a., a.i.a.a.,

Credit Franco Chinoise—(See Banks) A.A.DIP.

A212 SHANGHAI

Gumming, K .M., Stock, Share and General Road; Teleph. 34336 (Private

Broker—16, Central Boad ; Telephs. Exchange to All Depts.) Frederick

Inspector-General—Sir

15284-6 Maze, k.b.e.

K.L.M.D.Gumming

Miss Y.Chow

A. Cun- |; S.Miss

ningham

E. B. Yobly

M. C.W.Dong

King

Chief Secretary—H. Kishimoto

Central Registry

Secretary & Treasurer : Assistant Secretary (Acting)—

Hungjao Golf Club J. H. P. Perry

Hungjao Area Association Assistant Secretary

(Acting)--A. Berlin(Additional)

Special Agents:

Ocean Accident

Ltd., London Personal Secretary—A. S. Campbell

Assistant Personal

(Acting)—Chien ChungSecretary

Chi

Customs Club—Clubs) Preventive Secretariat

CUSTOMS, CHINESE MARITIME Preventive Secretary—A. H. Forbes

$$ Customs iR Kiang Assistant Preventive Secretary—

Shanghai — 13, haiThekwanBund, V. MulingPreventive Secretary

Assistant

Teleph. 15529

H venue Department, In-door (Acting)—Chiao Ju Yung

Commissioner—L. H. Law ford Chinese Secretariat

Administrative Chinese Secretary—Ting Kwei

Akatani and B. Commissioner

E. F. Hall — Y. Tang

Assistant Chinese Secretary

Appraising Commissioner—S.

Acting Administrative Toscani

Commissioner (Acting)—B.Chinese

K. WallaceSecretary

(Additional)—K. Oyamada Assistant

Deputy Commissioner (General Office) (Additional)

Tsi (Acting)—Ying Hsin

—Sung Ko Cheng Deputy

Deputy Commissioner

Appraising Department) (Additional,

— Liu Special Duty)—Sun Si Yung (On

Commissioner (Acting)

Ping I Financial Secretariat

Deputy Commissioner (Shanghai Dis- Financial Secretary—Y. H. J.

trict Accountant)-- Cloarec Financial Secretary—

Deputy CommissionerN. I.(Additional,

Sopp Assistant

S. M. Carlisle

General Office)—^E.J. R. F. Cousturier Assistant Financial Secretary

DeputyCommissioner(Commissioner’s

Chinese Secretary)—Pan Shio Yu (Acting)—Chen Kiung Kwan

Deputy Commissioner (Preventive Staff Secretariat

Office)—J. H. L. Turner(Appraising Staff Secretary(Acting)(Temporary)

—Chiu Tso Chi

Deputy Commissioner Assistant

Department)—A. C. H.

Acting Deputy Commissioner (Ac- Lay King Staff Secretary—W. H.

countsDeputy

Office)—Lam Kwok To(Postal Assistant Staff Secretary (Acting).

Acting Commissioner —Yeh Chen Tse

Parcels Office)—A. A. Wallman Audit Secretariat ■

Acting Deputy Commissioner (Ad- Audit

Chief Secretary—R. M.B.Talbot

Accountant—P. Joly

ditional,

K. Kato Appraising Department)— Chief

Deputy Commissioner (Special List, tional)—K. Negishi(Acting) (Addi-

Accountant

Chief Tidesurveyor)—PL E. Olsen Commissioner

K. Ashdowne(On Special Duty)—

Deputy Commissoner (Special List, Assistant

Additional,

D. Okamoto Chief Tidesurveyor)— Ti Tsen Audit Secretary—Chen

Deputy Commissioner (Special List, Assistant Secretary, Property

Supervising Chief Appraiser of Office (Acting)—J. F. Maclennan

Appraising Deportment)— B. Poletti Tariff Secretariat

Commissioner’s Secretary—Wang Yi Tariff Secretary—C. Neprud

Assistant

Yao-tchi Tariff Secretary—Woo

«g « S»t is .t SI @ JS «; IS Deputy Commissioner

Shanghai Office of Inspectorate

General of Customs—421, Hart List), Central Valuation (Special

Office—

G. E. Gilbert

 SHANGHAI A213

mmm%mmm R. Tanaka | M. Sasaki

Statistical Department—1711, Sinza

Road; Teleph. 30494— J. C. O’G. Y.H.Hayasaki

Iwata || S.A. Takeda

Miura

Statistical Secretary

Anderson

Acting Deputy Commissioper—C. A.

de Bodisco

Acting Deputy Commissioner (Ad- Dairen Kisen Kaisha—110, Szechuen

ditional)- -Yeh Yuan Chang Road; Teleph. 19646 (4 Lines, Private

Assistant—Ho King Too

Manager—J, O. Boundy Cable Ad:toDaiki.

Exchange All Depts.);

Head P.O.

Office:BoxDairen.

3108;

Chief Reader—G. E. Ellis Branches: Shanghai, Tsingtao, Tientsin,

Printers & Proof-readers—D. Hongkong, Y ingkou, Antung, Kobe and

T. C. Avery and W. G. Cook Phillips, Tokyo M. Tsuruno, general manager

Appraiser—P. J. Stoneman T. Kotake, sub-manager

Stenographer—Miss D. G. Foster

General Affairs Dept,

Czechoslovakian Consulate — (See K. Hirayama

Consulates) T. Komatsu I Miss S. Oda

Dah Cheng Rubber Tyre Co. — 757- Freight K. Hasegawa | Mrs. E. Wheeler

761, Avenue Edward YII; Teleph. 82784 Dept.

H.K.KuboOrihara I K. Sato

ft %'i I W. Kitagawa

Dah Lee Co., Essential Oils, Perfumes, C. Kajiwara j S. T. Chang

etc.—274, Ave. Edward VII; Teleph. Passenger M. Nagashima

Dept.

12651; Cable Ad: Dahleeco Y.MissOshio

T. D. Yue, manager

K. L. Yue Y. Mikawa |I Mrs.

K. Q.E.Chang

Johansson

C. L. Chen | S. N. Ong Accounts Dept.

G. Nishimoto | Y. Ogawa

^ & iff Whangpoo Wharf Office

Dah Sing Engineering Works,

Brass Founders, Specializing in Verti- Iron and T. Kotake

cally Cast Water and Soil Pipes, Y. Amitani C. Kiyoshi

Machinery Contractors

Manufacturers K.I. Sonoda

Takada N.Y. Hayashida

gineering — 1285,and Point

En-

K. Nori

Miyamoto

K. Miura

Road, Hongkew; Teleph. 52082

Y. C. Kou, general manager

T.M. W.C. You,

Chen,salesman

acct. & secty.

H. F. Wu )li M M DaBaLe

P. Y. Chow, Factory supt. Dalbey, Dr. W. C., d.d.s., General

K. D. Lee, do. Dental Surgeon — 1105, Connaught

Road; Teleph. 34007

Dah Tung Coal Mining Co.—480, Nan- Mrs. W. C. Dalbey,dental phophylaxis

king Road, Teleph. 93151

& -pen

m bewchu*kungu zs* Danish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Ta jih

DaiSzechuen

Nippon Road; Brewery Co., Ltd. —185, f ift j^| Loong Shing

Ad: Asahibeer Teleph. 14995; Cable Dastoor & Co., F. R., Merchants and

Commission Agents—125, Hankow

m & ® * Road; Teleph. 14708; P.O. Box 385;

Dah dong kon su Cable Ad: Framroze

Daido Yoshiten, Ltd., Wholesale Paper,

Pulp, Chemicals and Commission David, A. E., Importer—330, Szechuen

Agents—105,

19239 & 19124; Kiangse

Cable Ad:Road; Telephs. Rd.; Teleph. 17441; Cable Ad: Turmeric

Daidopaper

A214 SHANGHAI

'If o Ba Vee

V W. Lembke I Miss R.Ch.Dold

Denkhaus

David & Co., S. J., Merchants, Land and C. Leonhard Mrs.

Estate Agents — David House, 320, K.K. Meske

Modra j Mrs. M. Haeusing-Coellen.

Kiangse

Office) Road;12757

and Telephs. 10324 P.O.

(Manager); (General

Box E. Rheinfeld Miss Ch. Hanke

388; Cable Ad: Pesalmist E. Schwartz Miss U. Kaim

Miss L. Kassianoff

Evelyn David, C.H. Simon

Archibald David,director

do. W.

Stange Miss

Ulbricht

Miss H. Koehler

I.G.Kousnetzowa

Yilliers David. asst-director

P. W. Mansfield, do. L. Zumfelde Miss Leithold

D.A.Jephson, do. Miss I. Berg Miss Miss H. Luehtje

E.M. Schceppe

E. Dale I Mrs. M. Self Miss G. Bowitz Miss Sprenger

J.Patushinsky | Fok Wei, head shroff Miss H. Bowitz

MissL.Buchloh Miss M. Stark

a m Dyes Sales Dept.

Davies, Brooke & Civil

Gran, Engineers—

Architects F. Schilk

Surveyors and

Magnet House, 5th Floor, 49, Szechuen A.O. Krceger

Hauer I| R.F. Westphalen

Ulbrich

Road: Telephs. 16935-6; Cable Ad: Datum Chemical Dept. M. Kruse | Miss Y. Luttermann

J. T. W. Brooke, f.rj.b.a. R. Bahlmann

E. M. Gran, architect W. Oehm O.MissKleemann

Mrs. J. Piry, secretary L. Dohse K.E. Luttermann

G.J. Mendelker,

G. Djou, arch, assistant

struct, engineer Heller Miss

C.F. Hesse Radomski

F. Fuchs Miss E. Will

M. M. Nekludoff Accounting Dept.

G. G, Danilchenko R.A.Hager Mrs. I. Jung

Albrecht Miss Miss A.U. Thiemann

Rabben

& m O.

A. Froessl

Glatzel Miss E. Wyss

Davies, Eric, m.i.m.e., m.i.h.v.e., a.m.i.n.a., Technical Dept.

Consulting

214, Chartered Engineer and Surveyor-

Bank Building, 18, The Dr. C. Mueller Dr. H. Schoenfelder

Bund; Teleph. 15874 B.Dr.Becht

K. Miss F. Brasch

Dearborn School—Educational) F. Borchardt A.MissGatz

Denbigh

O.W. Franz

Hilbricht Mrs.Miss I.L. Breuer

Fleeter

ers — 57, North China Daily News K.H. Limann O. Hoehmann

Building, 17, The Bund; Teleph. 10525; Representing: Ruediger Miss S. Rabben

Cable Ad: Denbigh

A. G. Denbigh I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge-

I. Denbigh j P. Jacoby sellschaft,Dyes

many: Frankfurt, a/Main, Ger-

and Chemicals, for

Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(See Banks) the Textile, Paint, Leather, Rubber

and Celluloid Industry

^ til De Fu I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge-

D E U TS C H E FaRBEN - HANDELSGESELLS- sellschaf t, Verkaufsgemeindscbaft

chaet, Waibel & Co.—261, Szechuen Chemikalien,

Industrial Frankfurt such

Chemicals a/Main:as

Road; P. O. Box 1115; Teleph. 16388; Solvents,

Cable Ad: Waidefag Other Raw Resins,

MaterialsEgments and

for the Manu-

C.J. Hildebrandt

G. Gadow facture of Nitrolacquers, Oilpaints,

Enamels,

for Varnishes,

the Match, etc. Chemicals

Leather, Rubber,

K. Kuehn Battery and Celluloid Industry.

Th. Litterst Light-Metals (Elektron Metal and

C. Schwender Hydronalium),

J. Christoph Garbe

W. Doerner H. Glsessel gene Welding Neon-Gases, Auto-

C.H. Feldmann

Fitting W. C. Grenz

Holste Stickstoff-Syndikat, G.m.b.H., Berlin:

K. Flamme O. Kinzel Nitrogene

Purposes Products for Technical

 SHANGHAI A215

I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktienge- Dibrell Exporters of Leaf Tobacco—H. &andS.

Bros., Inc., Importers

sellschaft, Berlin: Artificial Silk Bank Building,

Kalle & Co., Aktiengesellschaft,

Wiesbaden-Biebrich: “Cellophan,” 10728; Cable Ad:12,Dibrell

The Bund Teleph.

“Ozalid” Geo. D. Happer, manager

Lurgi Gesellschaft fuer Waermete- F. P. Ferrell, Jr.

chnik m.b. H., Frankfurt a/Main: Directory & Chronicle of the

Activated Carbons, HydraffinWater Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

Filters Borneo, Siam,Netherlands

The Philippines,

Celluloid

H., Yerkaufs-Gesell schaft m.b. Indo-China, Indies,Korea,

etc.),

Rods Berlin:

and TubesCelluloid in Sheets, Published Annually by the

Daily^Press, Ltd.—Marina House, Hongkong

15-19,

Deutsche

Montan-Waxes Gasoline A. G., Berlin: Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong

Karbolsaeure - Verkaufs Agents for Shanghai:

Berlin: Phenol, Cresol- Gesellschaft, Finance

Road; &Teleph.

Commerce,

1:279;320,Cable

Szechuen

Ad:

Yenditor- Kunststoff- Verkaufsgesell- Finance

schaft m.b.H., Troisdorf Bez, Coeln:

“Pollopas” “ Trolitan ” Moulding m E Teh

Powder Dixon Sl Son, Ltd., H. C., Importers,

Exporters and General Merchants—

Deutsche Gold-und Silber Scheidean- “Maitland’s” Building, Lane 126,

STALT (VORMALS RoESSLER), FRANKFURT Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17488; Cable

a/M—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Ad:Directors—H. Dixon. Head Office: Manchester

A. Stewart, E H.

Telephs.Ad:19673

Cable & 19674;

Cebrahn; P.O.Mosse

Codes: Box 874;

and Stewart, A. McCrea (Manches-

Supplement and Private ter), A. M. Dixon (Shanghai)

C. Brahn, manager and A. M. Cobbett (Shanghai)

P. Ungerer | Louis H. Hannach F. Evans

R. Barrett,

Sons m.p.s.,

Lescherrepresentative,

& Webb, Ltd.

W. A. Duncan

Ching Sai Tong, compradore

fH E lee sze Sole Agents for-.

Deutsche Stickstoff H G., Krauch & Elvans Sons Lescher & Webb, Ltd.

Co., Importers of Fertilisers — 261, United

Ltd. Glass

Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Box 1390; Cable Ad: Nitrofoska 16388; P. O. Duckworth Co., Ltd. : Essences

C. W.G. Balthaser

Gadow I| B.MissSchreiber Fulham Crown Cork Co., Ltd.

Ch. Koch International Chemical Co., Ltd.,

“ BismagPills,

Beechams ” Ltd.

Harold

Inc., U.S.A.) & Co., Ltd. (Fed.

F. Ritchie

Dah-hwa-tie-chang yu-hsien-kung-sze Pompeian Beauty Preparations

Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd., MotorHaughton

Wm. Union Insur.

& Co.,Co.,Melbourne

Ltd. (Fire)

ofGeneral

Chrome Contractors

Plated andSteel Manufacturers

Furniture, Sales Representatives

J. C. Eno, Ltd. for:

Steel

Hospital, Furniture

Steel for Office, School

Bedsteads and Brassand

Beds, Springs and Cribs, Steel Windows Dodge & Seymour

facturers’ (China), Ltd.,Canton

Representatives—51, Manu-

and

Road Doors—Head

; Telephs. Office: 566,Cable

94531-94534; Nanking

Ad : Road; Telephs. 15494-5; P. O. Box 379;

5881; Factory: 1087, East Yuhang Road; Cable Ad: Eximco

Teleph. 53173; Nanking Branch : Tai O.Miss

Asp, E.acting manager

Lubeck

Ping Road, Nanking Sundries & General Dept.

S. C. Shen, gen. manager E. Balback

S.H. C.Z. Whang,

Kao, Salesasst.manager

mgr.

C.Z. K.C- Kuo and T. Y. Chen, salesmen J. M. Melashich

Shen, Factory manager Auto Accessories Dept-

P. Y. Lih, Branch mgr. (Nanking) M. A. Bourlakoff

A216 SHANGHAI

^ ^ Tien Zeang Thames

Dodwell &andCo.,Exporters,

Ltd. (British.), Im- Co., Ltd. (Settling)

porters Machinery, Providence Washington Insurance

Insurance and Shipping Agents—Main Co. (Settling)

Office: Teleph.

Union 11369;

Building, 17, Canton Bombay Fire A General Insurance

Road; Office Equipment Co., Ltd. (Settling)

Dept.: 81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 13003; Agents for:Machinery Dept.

Tea Dept.: 320, Kiangse Road; Telephs. Norris, Henty & Gardner, Ltd.

10281Cable

410; and Ad:

12023Dodwell

(Manager);?. O. Box (Diesel Engines)

D. Morison, director Lancashire

(Motors & Dynamo

Dynamos)& Crypto, Ltd.

R.J. R.G. Weeks,

MacDonald, asst,

sub-manager manager Morris Commercial, Ltd. (Motor

F. H. Gearey, asst, sub-manager Trucks)Marine Motors, Ltd. (Marine

Morris

Accounts & General: Engines)

A.E.M.d’Oliveira I

Xavier | D. RosarioJ. A. Rivero Page Hersey Export Co., Canada

Mrs. Y. A. Shuter, stenographer (Wrought

Porritts Iron &Ltd.

& Spencer, Steel(Papermakers’

Tubes)

Tea Department: Felts)

R. G. MacDonald | A. M. Guterres Gerrard Industries, Ltd. (Wire A

Tying Machines)

Shipping Department: American La France A Foamite

J. B.R. W.Weeks | S. A. Remedies Industries, Inc. (Fire-fighting

Eager |I Miss

A. T. Stubbs L. Chue

MissN.Warpua pliances, Extinguishers, etc.)Ap-

Insurance Department: Kockums Mekaniska Verkstads

F. H. Gearey Aktiebolag

Millers Falls,(Tyfon

Ltd. Air Whistles)

(Electric Tools

Import & Export Department: A Garage Equipment)

F. P.H.E.Gearey Ferodo, Ltd. (Brake Linings)

C. J. Hampton, Ltd. (Vices A

Smith | C. Nielsen Engineering Tools)

B. P. Lind j L. Leitao Mulcott

Provision Department:

D.H.B. Lysse

Rabinovitch | A. F. Remedies Belting)Belting Co., Ltd. (Hair

Lee Howl & Co., Ltd. (Pumps)

Office Equipment Department: Joseph

trical Lucas, Ltd. (Automotive Elec-

Supplies)

G.G.S. M.Dovey Hepworth A Grandage, Ltd. (Pistons,

Goldsack

W. Warpula [ Mrs. H. I H. E. da Costa Piston Rings, Liners, etc.)

E. H. Snekury ' Strangwick BakauImport A Export

A Kenya Dept.Co., Ltd.

Extract

Machinery Department: N.(Cutch)

V. Internationale Crediet-en

F. H. Gearey Handels-Vereeniging “Rotterdam”,

Miss C. Caldas, stenographer Soerabaia (Sugar)

Compradores: Crown CorkPolishes

Co., Ltd.

C.YokZ. Ching

Sang (Tea)- Kiwi Boot

Valet Auto-Strop Razors A Blades

Steamship Agencies . “Aspro”Laboratories,

Glaxo (Nicholas Pty.,

Ltd.Ltd.)

(Pharmaceu-

Barber-Wilhelmsen

Dodwell-Castle Line Line ticals A Dried Milk)

Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo (European Milton Pty., Ltd. (Antiseptic Fluid,

Ointment,

Yeastetc.)

CoxService)

& Kings (Agents), Ltd. Phillips Products, Ltd.

Corporate Industries, Ltd., London

Insurance Agencies-. (“Mothdoom” Insecticide)

Standard Life Assurance Co. Manchester Oxide Co. (Sodium

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. (Fire Hydrosulphite—“Manox” Brand)

& Casualty) Provision Dept.A Cereals)

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Sperry Flour Co. (Flour

Ltd. (Marine) Washburn Crosby ACo.Libby

(Flour)(Canned

Liverpool A London & Globe Insur- Libby, McNeill

ance Co. Ltd. (Settling) Goods A Milk)

 SHANGHAI A217

Wm. Teacher & Son (Whisky) Dong Suing Spinning & Weaving

Whitbread

Hunt, Roope, & Co., Ltd.&(Ales

Teage Co. &(Ports

Stouts)& 50028-9;

Co.—2086,P. Yangtzepoo

O. Box 3006;Road;Cable Telephs.

Ad:

Sherries) Asahitsuru. Town Office:

Wey-foong Building, 220, Szechuen Room 114,

Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd. (Gins) Road

Courvoisier, Ltd. (Brandies)

Bols Erven Lucas (Gins & Cocktails) “Door of Hope” Children’s Refuge

Chateau Cheese Co.Coffee

Chase & Sanborn’s —(See Associations & Societies)

Girard

OfficeCo.Equipment

& (Brandies)Dept. &T P! it

Underwood Elliott-Fisher Co. (Under- Dor Man Lung Rung Sze

wood Typewriters, Elliott - Fisher Dorman, Long & Co., Ltd.—26, The

Writing & Accounting

Sunstrand Adding Machines) Machines, Bund; Teleph 12980; Cable Ad:

Neidich Dorman

bons &Process

Carbons)Co. (Typewriter Rib- E. K. Scott, b.sc., a.m.i.e.e., agent

Miss D. A. Burgoyne

The Safe Cabinet Co.

Roneo, Ltd. (Office Equipment, Steel

Furniture,

Machines, etc.) Duplicators, Addressing Doughty &mCo., C. J., Contractors m for

Heating

Original Odhner Calculating Ma- —30, Brenan Road ; Teleph. and Sanitary Installations

chines 21939 ;

Bates Numbering & Stapling Ma- Cable Ad: Doughtyco

chines Drakeford, Davis & Wilson, Ex-

Ohmer Cash Registers change Brokers—Room 307, Hongkong

& Shanghai Bank Building, 12, The

Vl & * * Bund;

T. G. Teleph. 19610;partner

Drakeford, Cable Ad: Behling

Dollar Co., The Robert, Lumber and R.L. Davis, do.

Shipping—Robert Dollar Building, 43. R. Wilson, do.

Canton Road; Cable Ad: Robdollar F. N.Ikin,Mehta,

a.c.a. assistant

W. S. Elliott, Oriental manager J.

C.K. A.Y. King C. Y. E.Shai,

Tse | Miss C. Tavares Miss Jacobsen, do. do.

Dombey

Retail Provision and Produce Merchants Law Office—25, Rue Chu Pao San;

—893, Bubbling

30641; Cable Well Road; Teleph. Teleph. 82070 (3 Lines)

Ad: Dombey C.president

D. L. dede Cour Gotb,d’Appelpremier hon.

e * a is) N. M. Yakovleff, advocate

Dong Chongof Cycle

Importers Bicycles,& Motor-cycles,

Motor Co., Paul Tshu, Docteur-en-Droit, ad-

Children’s Vehicles, Auto Supplies, vocate

Cycle Accessories, Tyres & Manu- T. Y. Tsang, advocate

facturers of Telephs.

Rickshaws—359-67, Yun- Fang Seng-bing, Chinese interpreter

nan Road: 90152 & 91744; A. C. Tsantin

Cable Ads: Donchonson & 1518 Land & Estate Office

D. C. Chu, pro. & mng. director Liou Zeng Ling, manager

D. C. Chu, Jr., manager Hung Shin

f? H PJ Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.,

Dong Chong & Son, Commission —51, Canton Road; and E. I., Indigo, Dyes Chemicals

Agents,

cycles, Importers of &Bicycles,

Automobiles Motor-& and 50588 (Godown) ; Telephs.

Accessories

19509

P.O. Box 393;

General Merchants—369-57, Yunnan Cable Ad: Dupontdyes

Road; Telephs. 90152 & 91744; Cable L.E. N.R. Rose,

Moore,Shanghai

managerdiv. for China

mgr.

Ads: Donchonson & 1518 K. Wenzel I F. Hager-Xavier

D. C. Chu, Jr., manager L. B. Grimes Mrs. E. Klauss

T. Y. Way | T. H. Hsu F. L. Davidson | Mrs. I. Goldenberg

A218 SHANGHAI

Dunlop, Ltd., W. & C. (Bradford

Manchester), Woollen and Cotton Piece and |$§| Pow Lung

Goods, Yarns—185, Yuen Ming Yuen East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, Ship

Owners and General Merchants—17,

Road; Teleph. 19456; P.O. Box 453; Canton Road; Teleph. 15055;

Cable Ad: Solway 1493; Cable Ad: Orient. HeadP. O.Office: Box

Copenhagen

Baltic ; London

Corporation, Ltd., Office

158, : United

Fenchurch

i* St ® ff ift ®s a £ St.,E.C.Tsingtao,

3.;Own Offices: Shanghai,Han-

Ying kuo ton loh po c’ pe chong kow, Hongkong, Canton,

Dunlop

Hongkong Rubber Road;Co. Teleph.

(China),13413;

Ltd.—117, Dairen, Harbin,

P. O. Penang, Bangkok, Singapore,

Box 394; Cable Ad: Pneumatic Kuala Lumpur, Rangoon,

F. S. Gibbings, mng. director Madras, Calcutta, Bombay, Saigon,

Durban,

Port Cape Sydney,

Elizabeth, Town, N.Johanessburg,

S. W., San

S.F. E,F. Feasey

Sullivan I| Miss

Mrs. J.I. Mac

Vincent

Tavish Angeles

Francisco,andNew

A. J. Mailand | Miss L. Weinberg Vancouver, B.Seattle,

York, C. Los

A. Brondal, manager

H H Wha Tah G. Halberg

Dunn

Dealers in British Adm. Charts,Survey-

Scien- C. A.H. Wagner

H. Ottsen Mrs. L. O.d’AquinoM.

tific Books, Nautical, Drawing,

ing Materials and Instruments, Photo A. Hansen Miss V. Halberg

Supplies and A. Juhl W. J. Cruz

Szechuen Road;Paper

Teleph.Merchants—569,

10805; Cable Tea K.Department

Dano Miss E. Vobly

— 467, Kiangse Road;

Ad: Walterdunn Teleph. 12765

P. C.S. Henry,

Chen, manager M. Jacobsen

Y. L. Zah, asst, manager

accountant Agents:

Steamship Company Orient, Ltd.,

W. N. Chen, asst, accountant Copenhagen

P. Y. Chen

Eagle Drug Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., East China Sporting Goods Co., Ltd.—

Pharmaceutical

—639, SzechuenandRd.Dispensing

; Teleph.Chemist 583, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

17097; 30232;

Cable Ad: Puredrugs Cable Ad : Easporting

is as sie a. * @ £ Eastern & Australian Steamship

Ying kwoh ying lih chiu kang chang Co.—27, The Bund; Teleph. 11428

Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd. (Arthur

Balfour & Co., Ltd.), Capital Steel Eastern Coal Co. —80 Lane, 432,

Works, Sheffield,

Saws,Manufacturers Picks,of Ad:

Myburgh

Steel, Files,

Mining and Railway Hammers,

Tools, etc.—34, EasternRoad; Teleph. 30287; Cable

Museum Road; Teleph.

425; Cable Ad: Dannemora 11921; P.O. Box

L. Wright, manager for Far East n & m n *

A. Green, accountant Eastern Extension, Australasia &

V. V. Fasciato, technical asst. China Telegraph Co., Ltd.—34, Av.

Capt. T. T. Chen, Chinese manager Edward VII; Teleph. 11233; P.O.

Box 412; Cable Ad: Eastern

m & m m &

Tung-ya-hsing-yeh-kungrsze m & Pao Hsing

East Asia andIndustrial

Financiers Ltd., Eastern

Co., Cherry

Contractors—46, Agents:

Insurance Office, Insurance

Fire, Marine and Motor Car—

Terrace, Scott Road; Teleph. 46225 256,

Ad: EastinoRoad; Teleph. 18170; Cable

Peking

K.E.Inoue, manager

Nonoyama I T. Shiibashi

R. Ota I S. Yoneda W. S. Lonborg I W. C. Yates

S. S. Ziar | C. T. Pao

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Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Animal Bye i? & ?k n S: m

Products (Hides, Tallow, Bones Casein Eddie Aerated Water Co., Manufac-

and GallProducts

Exports, Stones),andNatural Products, turers of High Grade Mineral Water

General—Robert

Dollar Building, 51, Canton Road; Cable and Kvass — 413-50, Ningkuo Road;

Ad: Seyam; Codes: Universal Trade, Telephs. 50012-3

China FinanceCorporation, Fed. Inc.,

Acme & Bentley’s U. S. A., proprietors

H. Yothida (Imports) S. I.Kosovsky, factory manager

O.D. M. Fischer (Bye Products)

Steingraber (Exports) Abramovich

N. Shaposhnikoff

n & mm mmm%

Ying Shang Sing Kee Yu Hsien Kung Sze

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd ., Th e Importers, Edible Products, Ltd. (Formerly the

United Margarine Co., Ltd.), Asso-

Exporters and General Merchants—162, ciated with Lever Brothers & Unilever,

Canton Road; Telephs. 10814

and 14367 (General); P.O. Box 411; Cable N. (Manager) V., Rotterdam, London; Manufactur-

Ad: Terntra; ers of Margarine and Edible Oils—Reg.

b C. James D. Komaroff, Office: 18, The Bund; Factory:

18488; 2310,

Y. C. Woo, Munro, rang,

director

do.

director Yangtszepoo Road:

Box 1734; Cable Ad: Lever

Teleph. P.O.

JMissTsien, asst. do. Roger H. Heyworth, chairman

S. T. Woo, secretary W. Harper,

P. H. Cobb, director

do.

• Bookkeeping Dept. L.W. D.G. McNicoll, do.

R. K.C. C.YiuChar I| Z.Y. S.Z. Chang Chen Braidwood, do.

Export Dept. B. C. G. Monypenny, Sales mgr.

D.K. van

MeyerGelderen

K.Y.P. M.Ling, Bau compradOre

Z. L. Loh | K. C. Wong EDUCATIONAL

F. S. Chang | Y. Z. Nee

Import & Native Goods Dept.

W. L. Chang # * E M

S.S. C.C. Feng |I S.T.C. Y.H.F. Tang Tchen-Tan- Ta Hio

Y.T. C.C. Ching

Tom

Jui I S. P. Woo

Nee

Miao Aurora University—223, Avenue Du-

Y. K. Chang | A. K. Woo bail; Telephs.' 80147 & 85761 (Law

Dept.)

m m Lee Shing Cathedral Girls’ School (British)—

Eastern Underwriters, Insurance 425,MissAvenue

W. M.Haig; Teleph.m.a.73121

Penfold, (Oxon),

Agents: Fire, Marine and Motor Car— headmistress

256, Peking

Ad: T Indemnity Road; Teleph. 18170; Cable

W . S. Lonborg & n m *

S. S.C.Ziar

W. Yates | C. T. Pao Ta -le - pa - tang

Cathedral School (British)—8,11,13

Economic Transport & Lighter Co., & 21,

Rev. Columbia Hoad m.a., head-

P. C. Matthews,

Ltd., Customs Brokers, Transporting master

Contractors

150, andRoad,

Forwarding Agents—

Box Kiukiang

1606; Telephs. 3rd Floor;

11874 P. O.

(Managers), ^ m & &

14474 (General); Cable

E. Brook, director & gen. mgr. Ad : Rivulet Jeu - sz - ho - tang

Y. L. Shen, director & Chinese mgr. Ellis

underKadoorie

MunicipalPublic

Councils)School—(^ee

V. Derbinsky

K.T. H.S. Loh (Trucking Dept.)

Chen (Customs & Shipping Great China University—18, Jessfield

Dept.) Road; Teleph. 20700

A8

A220 SHANGHAI

Home Study Institute—526, Ningkuo Nieh Chih Kuei Public School for

Road; Telepli.

Nanking Road;53290;

Teleph.City12616

Office: 153, Chinese — See under Municipal

A.H. N.H. Kelson, president Councils)

Morse, treasurer Polytechnic

Chinese — {SeePublic underSchoolMunicipalfor

A. P. Chang, dean, Chinese Section Councils)

Mrs. D. G. Liu, City Office (H’kong)

Miss Merle Silloway, City Office Public School for Boys—(Nee under

(Shanghai) Municipal Councils)

Institut Technique Franco-Chinois Public School for Chinese—{See

—1195, Rue Lafayette; Teleph. 72331 under Municipal Councils)

^ ^ <£ fr Public SchoolCouncils)

Municipal for Girls—(Nee under

Mang t’ung hsioh hsiao

Institution

—290, Hungjao for Road;

the Chinese Blind

Teleph. 29569 'y: ^ ^ tan=frtsz yuehbhdong m

Geo. B. Fryer, supt. & secty. Remington

C. T. Ho, asst. supt. Remington Typewriting School, Ins-

Roberta A. Fryer truction in Typewriting,

Book-keeping, English and Commer- Shorthand,

cial Subjects—Arnhold

Szechuen Road; Teleph.Building,17733; P.320,O.

m m m Box 390; Cable Ad: Auditor

Foo yok hsioh hsiao S. C. Potter, f.r.econ.s., f.f.t.com.,

Institution

—290, Hungjao for Road;

the Chinese

Teleph. 29569Deaf f.r.s.a., F.c.l., f.c.c.a., principal

Geo.Roberta

B. Fryer, hon. supt. Miss M. Cock, a.c.i., vice-principal

A. Fryer Y.S. Kong, a.c.i., secretary

Y. C. Wong, asst. supt. Mrs. de Linde

^ m mTm m ±

& m n m m n Shang hai mei kuo hsoh hsiao

Van ko yee zerh hok dong Shanghai American School—10, Ave.

International Correspondence Petain; Teleph. 70199; Cable Ad:

Schools—228, Amerschool

11927; P.0, BoxNanking Road,Ad:

11; Cable Teleph.

In- Raymond E. Burnes, principal (On

leave)Carolyn R. Morris, acting

tertext: Codes: W. U. 5-letters Mrs.

principal

Kaiser Wilhelm Schule—1, Great Shanghai Business College, The, In-

Western Road; Weber,

Dr. Dietrich Teleph.headmaster

21936 struction in Pitman’s Shorthand,

Type-writing, Book - keeping and

Lewis’ Ideal School of Electric Accountancy, English and

cial Subjects—Arnhold Commer-

Building, 320, (

Cookery, The—410, Szeehuen Road, Szechuen Road;Ad:Teleph. 17733; P. O.

2nd Floor; Teleph. 14396 Box 390; Cable Auditor

Mrs. J. M. Lewis, proprietress S. f.r.s.a,,

C. Potter,

Mctyeire School (Methodist Episcopal Miss M. f.c.i.,f.r.econ.s.,

Cock, f.c.c.a.,

a.c.i.,

f.f.t. com.

principal

vice-principal ^

Mission) — 11, Edinburgh Road ; Y. S. Kong, a.c.i., secretary

Telephs. 20800

(Dormitory) & 20799(School), 22643

(Foreign Faculty Mrs. de Linde

House); Cable Sih,

Ad: acting

Womisco Shanghai Jewish

MissMissTsung

Alice Alsup principal mour

MissRoad; Teleph.School—554,

M. Solomon, 35243

headmistress

Sey-

Miss

Miss Mary Blackford

Rosa Craig

May Butler Miss Solomon

Miss Jean Mrs. Jonah Miss

Mr. Kalian Miss Marahovsky

Bloomfield

Miss

Miss Louise

Susie Killingsworth

Mayes Mrs. O’Dwyer Miss Moosa

Miss Louise Robinson Mrs. O’Connell

Mrs. Marguleff Mr. EliasRev. Brown

Miss Muriel A. Smith Mrs. Hekking Mr. Cohen

 SHANGHAI A221

Shanghai Language School (Under Thomas &Councils)

Hanbury Schools for Boys

Girls —{See under Municipal

the Auspices of the Home Study

Institute) — 153, Nanking Road;

Teleph. 12616

Dr. A. N. Nelson, president ® ^ * xi m

Merle Silloway,deanexecutive

P. A. Chong, of Chinesesecretary

C.S. C.C. Wong,

Chen, head teacher University of Shanghai (Shanghai

asst, head teacher College)—209,

Teleph. 18320; Yuen CableMing Yuen Road;

Ad: Colsem

St. Francis Xavier’s College, Conduct- Officers of Adminsitration

ed by Marist Brothers—281, Nanking H.(Deceased)

C. E. Liu, ph.d., president

Road;

MaristesTeleph. 40712; Cable Ad: T.Mrs.K. C.Van, b.a., m.a.,

C. Chen, deandeanof Women

H. S. Li, ph.d., principal, Middle

^ n ® m School

Sheng yoh han ta hsio E. Kelhofer,

& Grounds supt. of Buildings

St. John’s University (American Miss Lillian Thomason, librarian

Church Mission)—188-190, Jessfield (On furlough)

Road; Telephs. 23055 (College), 20604 S.MissC. Annie

Yang, E.librarian

Root, treasurer

(Middle School), 23052

Office), 23053 (Dean’s Office) & 23054(President's Miss Nina Bardunolf,ph.d.,

secretary

(Associate Dean’s Office); Cable Ad: Woodrow Ching, director,

Amchumis Social Centre

Trustees—The Department of Foreign Percy Chu, director,

School of Commerce Downtown

Missions of the National Council of W.Downtown

T. Zen, School

executive secretary,

the

in theProtestant

United States Episcopal Church

of America of Commerce

Representative of Trustees in China: S. Downtown

S. Beath, Schoolbusiness manager,

of Commerce

—Right Rev. W. P. Roberts, b.d. (On furlough)

Officers of Administration

Francis Lister

b.d., d.d., s.t.d.,Hawks Pott, l.h.b.,

president Faculty, College

William Z Liang Sung, b.a., m.a., S.

vice-president & dean, School of Bugbee,

Chambers,MissC. J.C. Byrd,

Chen, Mrs. R. E.

H. Cheng,

Arts and Science W.B.Ching, Y.E.C. Kelhofer,

Chu, Si C.MissDjen,E.

Montgomery Hunt Throop, b.a., ma., J. Hipps,

s.t.b.,

Theology s.t.d., dean, School of Knabe, H. G. Kuo, W. C. Kuo, D.s.c.,

Josiah Calvin McCracken, m.a., m.d.,

d.sc., f.a.c.s , dean, School of L.H.

AnnieI.S. Liu,

Lee, Mrs.

T. L. Ling, C. W.Miss

E. Root, Y.J. C.B.Tu,Hipps,

Li,

T. K. Van,

Medicine C. S. Wang, C.J.H.H.Westbrook,

John Andrews

School of CivilEly, c.E., M.s., dean,

Engineering Wiley,

Wong, Y.Mrs. F. Wu, Stewart Wiley,YuiC.J.and

H.

H.

James Hawks Patt, a.c.p.,

assoc, dean, School of Arts k b.s., m.a., T. W. Zee

Science Faculty, Middle School

John Randall Norton, b.a., m.a., G. A. Carver, Mrs. G. A. Carver,

headmaster, Middle School C.Y. S.S. Chen,

Vung-Khe

al, MiddleYang,Schoolb.a., vice-princip- Shih Hsia, Y.Ling,

Chen

P. Chen,Li R.(principal),

Howson H. C.

T. Duan,

Sie, Y. P.

Siu Hung Chao, b.s., m.s., ph.d., Tao, Y.C. H.R.SzeYang, L. Yao,

secretary, University Council Ying, and Miss Edy thD.Boyd

H.

St. John’s Y. M. C. A. School — H 4s M f!

181, Jessfield Road; Teleph. 20230 Zi wei jung hok

Tung Zi-ka-wei St. Ignatius College—

Haig;Wen College

Teleph. 70147;— P.O.1954, BoxAvenue

923: Rev. L. Tsang, s.J., rector

Rev. S. Sen, s.J., prefect

Cable Ad: Tung wen

*A8

A222 SHANGHAI

gTowffise WeWyoh yeng 0]daong± Mei Ton

Zi-KA-WEi-T’ou-SE-Wi5 Orphanage — Eisler, IJ.S.A.,

Reeves, Murphy, Fed. Inc.,

Naval Architects, Consulting

Teleph. 74599 Engineers, Marine and Cargo Surveyors

—51, Canton

Ad: Record Road; Teleph. 16817; Cable

® fg Hong Mo

Edwards, Einar, Manufacturers’ Re-

presentative, Paper Importer and fn tH- Yung-wo

Hardware Agent — 410, Szechuen Eiwa Yoko, Importers, Exporters and

Road; Teleph. 10991; Cable Ad: Manufacturers’ Representatives—126,

Einarius Museum Road;

^ A Kow 12795; P.O. Box 420;Telephs.

Cable Ad:12774

Eiwa &

Egal

J. Ochiai, manager manager

—709,

Cable Ad: Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 73013;

Egalimport K. Kawasaki, do.

J.T. A.Tanaka

Valles

n & m, m r m T. Nishioka M. Satonaka

S.K. Kou

Egyptian Trading Co., Importers & Ex- R.M. Ando

Masuda Saiha

porters—9, Quai deMisr.France; Teleph.at Miss H. Kinoshita

87369;

Kobe Cable

and Ad:

Cairo Branches

H. Assadourian, president m Vee Chong

Mrs. V. Assadourian,

Edouard Hamamdiian,mng. director Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd.,

manager The,

—170, Kiangse and

Importers Road;Steamship

Teleph. Agents

C.Y.O. H.M.

BenzSung, compradore

Woo, advg. manager Cable Ads: Ekmans & Bearings

11330;

A. L. Mayer R. Bringert, manager

Paterson E. Brundin, m.e.

H. T. Shao,Tai,accountant

chief accountant J. Warmark (Shipping)

J.M. Guterres

H. L.C. Chiang,

F.H. Yu, clerk do. Mrs. R. Dale

T. King, typist Miss F. Pereira

^ Me-ih

Ehlers & Co A.—264, Kiangse Road; Elarco Electric Arc Welding Co., En-

5th Floor; Teleph. 16953; P. O. Box gineers & Contractors

426; Cable Ad : Ehlers with Forst, Bland & Co.,in Ltd.—Town

Association

J.R.C.H.Brill,

Dupuy,partner

do. Office: 190, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

19726; Workshop:

Costenoble

Tien King Lu, compradore Teleph. 22830 102, Edinburgh Road;

Si E Tai Elbrook, Inc., Importers, Exporters,

Eickhoff & Co., General Merchants and Manufacturers

Peking and Engineers—156,

Teleph. 13168 (3 Lines);Road,

Shippers—20, Canton P. O.5th

BoxFloor;

2083; 303; CableRoad; Teleph.

Ad: Koorble 12552; P.O. Box

Cable

E.W.Ads: Erbmohit & Clivechina

Eickhoff

Dr. F. G. Eickhoff Elite Butchery Co.—636-8, Avenue

R. Nimphius Joffre; Teleph. 70404

Eikwa & Co., General Importers and Elizalde & Co., Manila Rope Manu-

Exporters—115, Kiangse Road; Telephs. facturers,

11202 (3 Lines) Private Exchange to All

Depts. Chinese Dept. 17717; P.O. Box and Floor Philippines

Wax, SugarLumber,

ImportersPaints

and

224; Cable Ad: Eikwa. Branches at Ship Owners—Suite 405,

Road; Telephs. 17636 (General45, Kiukiang

Office)

Tokyo, Yokohama,

Tsinan, Tsingtao Osaka, Tientsin,

and Hankow & L.17775 (Manager);manager

Cable Ad: Elizalde

R. Schinazi,

 SHANGHAI

ft & ftMifS * & S r!Ho &tai yen m yu hsien hung ^ szeft

Ellis & Hays—137, Peking Road;Teleph- Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., To-

15129 (3 Lines); Cable Ad:

H. A. Reeks, barrister-at-law Francellis bacco Manulacturers—175, Soochow

J. R. Jones, do. Road; Teleph. 13482

M iss M. C. England Directors—Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen

Miss A. d’Almeida IC.WooC. Da

Chang Bart, (chairman), L. G. Cousins,

F. Noodt^ Foa Brig.

c.m.g.,- d.s.o.,

Gen. R.E. J.B.E. Macnaghten,

Price, E. S.

Miss L. Novotna |MissM. Jones Savage,

Sharp H. V. Tiencken and R. H.

£ m Secretary- -C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s.

Elliston & Co., General Merchants, Asst. Secretary—K. McKelvie

Import and Export,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. Insurance—185, Epargne FraNCO-CHiNOiSE—(ASee Banks)

19456; P.O. Box 453; Cable Ad: Erdmann & Sielcken, Batavia,

Keechong Semarang, Soerabaja (Java), Ex-

E. E.S. A.Elliston porters Produce of Sugar,from Rubber and

B. V. De Garcia 1| V.MissBaukham

Disterlo M. Bojesen General

East113,Indies—Continental

Netherlands

Bank Build-

ing,

Cable Kiukiang

Ad : Javasugar Road; Teleph. 16737;

m % VMe Tai Chang ying, China repres,

Elm & Co., Ltd., Heating, Ventilation,

Sanitation—267,

20, Baikal Road; Wei Hai

Teleph. Wei Road

51565; and

Cable Lin Nae

Ad: Elmco Erzinger

10884 (Silk& Co.—18, The Bund;

Office), 10881 Telephs,

(Silk Godown)

and 10898 (Waste

Box 399; Cable Ad: Octagon Silk Godown); P.O.

II % An Si Tuck Th. Erzinger

Elster, Dr. K., m.d. (University of J. Gut, signs per pro.

Vienna),.

and Medical Specialist

Cosmetic;in Lecturer

Urinary, atSkin

the S. F. Erkku

Dah-hwa College and Shanghai Post- Eskelund, Dr. N., Dentist—2, Peking

graduate

House; Teleph.School13417

of Medicine—Hamilton Road, Room 415; Teleph. 19407

Emens H (d] Tong Chong

8, Quai

de France; and Exporters—

Teleph. 85162; P.O. Esso Co., Manufacturers,

Hairnets Manufacturers, Carpet and

Merceizing

Box 246; Cable Ad: Emensco and Cleaning of Carpets—452, Kiangse

Road; Teleph. 12170; Cable Ad: Essoco

Emodi, A, Manufacturers’ Representative

—461, Avenue Joffre, 56, Bearn Apart- Eurasia Aviation Co., Air Mail and

ments; Teleph. 85850; Cable Ad: Emodi Teleph. Passenger15780; Service—97, Jinkee Road;

Cable Ad: Avieurasia

Employers’ Federation—(S'ee

tions and Societies) Associa- I

EvaNs & Co., Ltd.,Business

Stationers J. J., Equippers,

Wholesale

$ Pao Yue Educational,andMedical and Scientific

Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpn., Books KiangseandRoad; Supplies—David

Teleph. 12312;House,

P.O. 320,

Box

Ltd.—Sassoon

Bund; Teleph. House,Cable

11430; 2ndAd:Floor, The 970;

Barrimon Cable Ad: Snave

F. R. Barry, Far Eastern manager Joseph J. Evans, governing director

F. S. Gavin

R. E. Blair (Hankow) V.MissS. A.YehWilhelm

| A. G. Chant

Miss E. G. C. Patrick Evans, Joseph J., Manufacturers’ and

Engineering Society of China -(Sec Publishers’

House,

Representative — David

Associations and Societies) 12312; P.O320,BoxKiangse

970; CableRoad; Telepb.

Ad: Snave

A224 SHANGHAI

m m & *u

E ivo lan chee tae zan A.F.A. Renner

C.A. Nicolachis

Solokoff J S.H. Aizawa

Monaster

Ewo Cold Storage Co., Exporters of I. A. Mishin | Miss M. Turner

Shell Eggs and Manufacturers of Egg

! Products and Frozen Eggs, Public Cold

Storage — 1500, Yangtszepoo Road : mu mmmxm

Telephs. 5007i-2; Cable& Co.,

Ad : Ltd.,

Jargold Fan wen chau chin cheo se sue wu so

Jardine, Matheson ! pro. Fan, Robert, Architect—110, Szechuen

i C.R. L.M. Mathew

Nash ! J.W.S.E,GittensWhaley Road; Teleph. 19395; Cable Ad: 3564

G. G. Patterson F. W. J. Barling Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co.,

Ltd., The (S.O.A.E.O.), Manufacturers

a a fe * is 0 s «is ra £ and Dealers in Oxygen, Dissolved

Ewo ko so ts any yu list en hung sze Acetylene

Welding and Carbonic

Materials, Acid Calcium

Blowpipes, Gases ;

Ewo Cotton

Matheson Mills,

& Co. Ltd., Ltd.,

General (Jardine, Carbide for Sale—Office and Factory:

—27, The Bund; Teleph. 15290Managers) Cable200, Route de Zikawei; Teleph. 80064;

Ad; Oxygene

P. Santerre, manager

m a n J.P. Sze,

Vedeniapin,

compradoreaccountant

E wo tan poa elm ny J. Aldeguer, secty.-sterio.

Ewo Press Packing- Co.—

Jardine,

prietors;Matheson

9!2, Northk Co., Ltd.,Road:

Soochow pro- Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd.,

Teleph. 46900 Cotton and General Cargo Controllers

G.J.E.L.O.Koo,

Mayne, manager —-51,

Lines);Canton P.O. Road; Teleph.Cable

Box 1487; 16817Ad:

(2-

compradore Supervise. Head Office: Kobe, Japan

Exchange Bank of China—(^ee Banks) Far Eastern Bank of Harbin — (Nee

Banks)

Exchange Brokers’ Association —

(Nee Associations and Societies) £ [*j 3* ^ m it

Far Eastern Butchery — 940, Avenue

Exporters’ Association of Shanghai Joffre; Teleph. 72291

—(Nee Associations and Societies)

n b w mx %

H ffl Sing Kong Yuan-tang-kung-chung-se-yueh-kan

Ezra & Co., Edward, Land and Estate “Far Eastern Engineer, The,” An Eng-

Agents, Supervision and Manage-

ment of Estates, Insurance and ineering Journal Published Monthly

Millington,Ltd.—117, by

General Merchants.—150, Kiukiang Teleph. 11655 ; Cable Hongkong Road;

Ad : Milladvert

Road; Telephs. 10981, 12094 & 13334; Bruno

M. SkonbergKroker, mng. editor

advg. manager ll d.,

Cable Ad: Isaac Dr. C. A. Middletdn-Smith,

Mrs. E. C. Robinson | Cecil Ezra m.sc., m.i.mech.e., assoc, tech,

ft # ft ^ C. editor (London) a.m.i.e.e., assoc,

S. Ashbrook,

Mei Won Yang Hong tech, editor (Singapore)

Fagan

Industrial <& Supplies,

Co., Ltd., BuddingSpecia-

Insulation and Far Eastern Import & Export Co.,

lists, Chemicals and Sundries—261, Import, Export, Engineering and

Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18020, 18028 & Alcohol Roi Albert; Distillery—751,

Teleph. 71207;Avenue du

P. O. Box

18029; P.O. Box 592; Cable Ad: Kasfag 1008; Cable Ad: Farimex

E. A. Meyerink, president M. Kantzler, manager

1 M. Sternberg, vice-president

B. H. Watson, secty. k treas. A. Simko, do. (Engineering Dept.)

 SHANGHAI A225

fS S it *t ft m

Fee E Tan Hong m

Tuan tuny shih pao

“Far Eastern Review,” Monthly Review Felgate & Co., R.H., Painting and

General Contractors, Decorating, Wall

ofbuilding,

Engineering, Mines, Railways, Ship-

Finance, etc.—24, The Bund; Paper, Floor1547,Furnishing

Teleph. 14069; P.0. Box 1158; Cable proofing— Bubbling and Well Water-

Road ;

Ad: Farview Teleph.

R. Miss 32160

H. Felgate, ; Cable Ad

proprietor : Felgate

C.F. J.A.Laval, editor

Simon, business manager K. Edgren ! C. Y. Hsu

m m ^ m it Ferrostaal, A. G. (Shanghai Branch),

Iron, Steel and Railway Material—12,

Yuen tung ching chihso The

Cable Bund,

Ad: Room 310; Telephs. 11272;

Ferrostaal

Far Eastern Sanitary Co., Specialists F. J. Joerger, general representative

Vacuum House Cleaning, Fumigating, of theHartmann,

G. H. H. Conzern

Disinfecting,

ing, Renovating, Floor Waxing

Painting,and White-

Polish- Walter manager for China

washing, and General Contractors—341, and Hongkong

Szechuen Road (CentralArcade);Teleph. G. Kullmann

12156; P.O.Box Offices: 1173; Cable Ad:Hankow,

Fesco.

Branch

Ichang, Shasi, Nanking,

Changsha, Nanchang, Yu ineSrkanf iWK

ta tin sz fthungfeiti

kwan

Hangchow, Tsingtao and Tsinan Fessenden Road; Teleph. 12936; Yuen

& Holcomb—149, CableMing

Peter T. Z. Baur, a.i.b. (London), Yuen Barfields

Ad:

general manager

B. I. Newman, secretary Fette Rugs, Dealers in Chinese Hand-

Z.P. Lessner, Service manager

L. Jack, accountant made

Teleph. Rugs 12087—; 60,

CableNakinng

Ad: FetteRoad ;

Q.MissH.A.Cheng,

Baur, cashier

chief clerk

S.K. H.T. Chang, clerk

Bau, compradore m isi imi &

“Finance

Review Devoted & Commerce,” A Weekly

to the Commercial

Foreign Dept. and Economic Development, of Asia—

C, N. Whong, overseer 320,

C.K. C.G. Lung,

Liu, inspector

do. CableSzechuen

Ad: Finance Road; Teleph. 12279;

|| Chinese

C. S. Chen, do. O. E.T. E.Breakspear, director & editor

. Y.K. W.

Dept.

Ling, manager D. Y. Halpern

Tsao I D. H. Yue

M. Sung, supervisor Agents for: & Chronicle of the

Directory

^ ® fi £S ^ & J§ fr # Far East

Fashion Co., Ltd., Ladies’ Outfitters and Finance, Commerce &l Insurance Office,

Department

Teleph. Store—673, Nanking Road; Insurance Agents: Fire and Marine—

T. C. Zia, managingAd:

94943; Cable Thefashco

director 390,

95562;Nanking

Cable Ad: Road; Telephs. 95546 and

Eastineo

C. P. Leung, manager W. S. Lonborg ' W. C. Yates

Federal S. S. Ziar I C. J. Pao

Bund; Insurance

Teleph. 11144; Co., P.O.Box

Ltd.—17,1195;

The

Finnish Association in China—(Nee

Cable Ad : Underiters Associations and Societies)

American

Inc., U.Asiatic

S. A., Underwriters,

managers for Fed.the Finnish Consulate—{See Consulates)

Orient

Fein, Aaron (Established 1914), Dry Goods Finocchiaro & Co., Fee Nae

Store, Wholesale and Retail, Dealers, Sculptors, Importers ofG.,Italian Monumental

Marble

Shifts

Main and Underwear Manufacturers— and Scotch Granite Monuments,

70365; Store: 893, Arfein.

Cable Ad: Ave. Joffre; Teleph.

Branch: Marble Work

851, Consulat; Contractors—36,

Teleph. 83105 Rue du

Aorth Szechuen Road; Teleph. 40683 G. Minarolo

Aaron Fein, proprietor M Valtz | Miss Peebles

 A226 SHANGHAI

Fire Bridgade — {See under Municipal Board of Directors—Edward Y.

Councils) E. Sheng (chairman), James H.

Lee (managing director), T. D.

First Fidelity Insurance Co., Ltd., Yiu, K. G. Chung, Y. C. Shen,

The—40, Ningpodirector

Road; Teleph. 15876 Chi Chio-mi, Charles C. Zee, H.

C. C. Yang, Y. Mo, Tsiang Pao-li and Geor-

K. P. Chen, do. ge S. Chen

J. T. Chu, do. Supervisors—Tsai You-sheng, Yao

T.E. Z.K. King,

Hsu, supervisor

do. Yu-yuan and Chuck S. Li

Manager—George S. Chen

K. C.A. Wu,

H. Pan, dir. & do.

gen. manager Chief Accountant—David A. Fairway

O. K. Nyien, accountant Ford Hire Service (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.)—

76, Great Wastern Road; Teleph. 30189

J! IS Foo Shintj (9 Lines)

Follet & Cie., H., General Exporters— n & iiiH & m

10, Rue Colbert; Teleph.

Box 1429; Cable Ad: Orienexpor 80270; P. O. Foo teh chee cho hung sze

H.V.Follet, manager

P. Yassiliett Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc.—Dis-

W. Y. Tsai, compradore tributors of Automobiles, Trucks and

Tractors

Box 1520;—244, CableHamilton

Ad: Fordmotor. House;Plant:

P. O.

Shanghai

Wharf, Pootung Wharf & Warehouse Co.’s

Tsung ko kien ye di tsai kong szu J.J. M.V. Huppman,

Crowe, manager

Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine, E. A. Reiniger, chief asst, clerk

manager

S.A., Land and Estate Agents, Con- R. B. Landis (Hongkong)

struction of Houses, Supervision h P. A.H. Alonco

Management of Estates, Mortgages

—Head Office: 9, Avenue Edward

VII ; Teleph. 82008 K.G.F. Yee

H. Tsai

Schlager

E. Sigaut, chairman k general mgr. W. J. Moeller

M.generalSpeelman,

managervice-president & T.P. W. Chan Y.R. S.E.Chen

P. Lee Wildt

P. J. Chollot; director k technical C. Zi R.B. J.Prieur

Laney(Manila)

manager

F. Bouvier, director

J.E. Moulis,

Gauvier, do. do.

Mrs. S. Braley Forster k Co., Ltd., G. P.Kiangse

in Hongkong)--128, (Incorporated

Road;

Turner, Sturrock k Brown, auditors Teleph. 16964 ; P. O. Box 1562; Cable

Ad: Forsterco

n vir m. H. K. Peters, director

Fook Weng k Cb;, Manufacturers and F.H. Marshall,

C. Danenberg,

Wang, do. do.

Exporters of Swatow Drawn

Embroideries: Handkerchiefs and work and F. E. secretary

Ladies’ Silk Underwears—5i, Museum L. P. Fong I StephenWang

Road; J.C. H. Chou I L. S. Yune

Code:Teleph. 19102;Cable Ad: Fokeng;

Bentley’s N. L. Wang | M. C. Yu

Wong Soo Tack, gen. manager MToa Wan Jfcsz ezs£ yah'ft!

Y. S. Woo, manager

Foong Sheng Industrial & Commer- Foster-McClellan Co.—489,P.O.Kiangse

cial Development Corporation, In- Road; Teleph. 14420; Box

dustrial Enterprises, Commercial 1396; D.

Cable Ad. Fluoric

Ward-Smith, f.s.a.a., f.c.c.s.,

Agencies, Finance, Insurance, Real manager

Estate, Trust Service and Import &

Export—160, Avenue Edward VII;

Teleph. 11133, Private Exchange to L.H. A.L. Mottu

Bridger, a.c.a., f.c.c.s., acct.

A P.. Loukianoff I Miss E, Fnnock

All Departments; Cable Ad: Aviator I. S. Spiridonoff | Tong Pao Zah

 SHANGHAI A227

& t I?! §§ $1 IT >1. French Dock—9, Quai de France;

Fou foong che die min fun kung sze Teleph. 82034

FouManufacturers—Head

Foong Floor Mill Office: Co., Ltd., Flour

97, Jinkee Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Engineers

Road;Road;

Teleph.Cable 10154^ and Merchants—190, Ad:Kiukiang Road;

shan Ads:Mill: 126, Mokan-

Foufoong & 6508 Teleph.

Lloyd 19726;

Bland,Cable

director Invincible

B. Bland, do.

L. E. Canning, do.

"SI S? i® S.I. Leibovitch

Leibovitch || Miss R. Haywood

Francis, R. E.—700, Avenue Haig; Engineering Dept. • P. T. Chen

Teleph.

Ad: 20013; P. O. Box l:i61; Cable

Imdrimerie R. N.J. Leibovitch

Broadley | R. A. Waller

R. E. Francis, agent

S. F. Mead

C. Y. Chen, Chinese manager if, ^ M Fuhlaita

Agent for:

Waterlow & Sons Limited, Bank Fuhrmeister

Note and Security Engravers, Insurance Agents—66, Museum Road;

Protective Cheque Specialists, Teleph. 10997; P-O. Box 447; Cable Ad:

Lithographers and General Europasia

Printers, etc. A. Hummel, partner

F. H.W. Bombach

Titus, do.

U. Fuhrmeister | A. Pressler

Franklin & Harrington, Attorneys

and Counsellors-at-Law—149, Yuen Fuleihan, D.A. —81, Jinkee Road;

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 18042 (2

Lines); P. O. Box 952; Cable Ad: Teleph. Fuleihan10410; P.O. Box 415; Cable Ad:

Advocate

Cornell

T. K. TingS. Franklin

(Chinese Lawyer)

G.Mrs.B. M.Li E. Thompson,do. secretary Wei len se e shan gar chuk

Miss M. C. Allen, steno. & book- Fulford Co!, Ltd. of Canada, G. T.

keeper (Proprietors of Dr. Williams Medicine

Co.)—451, Kiangse Road; Cable Ad:

Fraser A Chalmers’ Engineering Fulford S.R. W. Wolfe,McNair,

mgr. for

Works, Power Plant,

Material Handling Plant Engineers—Mining and Perrin asst,themanager

Far East

Magnet House, 49, Szechuen Road; A.F. M.

D. Box

R. Remedies

Teleph. 16825; Cable Ad: Genlectric Zee Yee Kong

The General Electric Co. (of China), H. Cohen

Ltd., managing agents in China C. Roe per (Singapore)

do.

Fraser Motors, Ltd., Motor Engineers; Fumagalli & Gironi, C., Raw Silk

Motor Cars and Trucks — 36, Great Exporters, Pongees and General—

Western

Ad: FrasermotoRoad; Teleph. 21948; Cable

452, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 16480 and

19385 (Compradore’s Office); P.O.

Fredericks, Box 220; Cable Ad: Fumagalli

Broker—16, J.Central A., Share

Road and General

Koo Hoh

French Chamber of Commerce—(See Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd,, Importers ■

Chambers of Commerce) ofElectric

CopperWires,and BrassBatteries,

Manufactures,

French Consulate-—(Nee Consulates) 110, Jinkee Road;Cables,

Teleph. 12220;etc.—P.O.

Box 435; Cable Ad: Furukawa

4228 SHANGHAI

GaUNTLETT, E. G., C.B.E., D.S.O., M.B., B.S.,

Fu song hai shang foo isai pao e.r.c.s.,

15048 Surgeon—12, The Bund; Teleph.

hsien hung szu

Fuso Marine and Fire Insurance Co., H Wha Chong

Ltd., Marine, Fire, Casualty, Land

and Air Transport Insurance—69, Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Mer-

Co.,

Kiukiang Road, Teleph. 13351; Ltd., The, Import and Export

Cable Ad: Fusokaijo. Head Office: chants, 61, Yuen Importers

Ming of Dairy

Yuen Road; Produce—

Teleph.

, Tokyo,

Branches:Japan.

Nagoya,

Capital:

Osaka,

Fukuoka, Kobe,YlO,000,000.00, 15500 (3 Lines); Cable Ad: Geddes

Keijo,Yokohama,

Dairen. T. Hunter, managing director

Tsingtao, Tientsin, Hsinking and K. E. Newman, director

Shanghai Thos.

F. H.Cock, Artindale,do.secretary

K. Road;

Yano, Teleph.

manager41523)(776, Dixwell G.S. Davidian

Hunter I D,Frank Ching

T. Tanaka, asst, manager C. Kwei

F. Chang Miss

Cold Storage: P. Lonborg | Y. C. Wong

W. Ryang | S. Tsong C. M. Waung

Factory:

L. Lichtenstein

f[| Rung Ho

Gabbott & Co., F.R., Exporters of Art and Coal F.

Dept. (Teleph. 19297):

Ching

Manufactured Goods—3, Rue Laguerre; V. L. Chew | F. C. Linning

Teleph. 81211; Cable Ad: Gaboco

Gallop

porters& ofCo.,Paper,

Fed. Inc.,

Radios,U.S.A., Im-

Electric n & m >k &

Refrigerators, Electric Motors, Office Pan chung fu hsien hung sze

Utilities, General Accident, Fire & Life Assur-

Goods

—320, andToilet

Szechuen

Preparations,

ExportRoad;

of China Canned ance Corporation, Ltd. (In which

Products

Telephs. 11414- merged the Bombay Fire and Marine

is

3; P. O. Box 899; Cable Ad: Radio- Insurance Life, Public Co.,Liability,

Ltd.), Fire, Baggage,

Engineering,

China.

Foochow Branch Offices: Hongkong and Pony, Accident and Sickness, Motor

H. B. Gallop, president Car, Plate Glass, Golfers’, Burglary,

W. H. Gallop, treasurer Wireless and Neon Insurance—Shang-

hai Sub-Branch: Chartered Bank

Building,

18831 (Manager) 18, The Bund; Telephs.

and 17454 17455,

(Compra-

*n m Yuen Wo

Gande, Price, Ltd., Wholesale Wine dore); K. S.P.Mackenzie,

O. Box 305;res.Cable Ad: Gaflac

repres.

and Spirit Merchants —31, Peking C. D. Moses

Road; Telephs. 19533-2 1 ; P.O. Box 308; I. M. Cohen

Cable

edn. andAd:Bentley’s

Sphinx; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Mrs.

W. J. Gande, mng. director T.T. Z.K.J.Wang,

Henderson

Own, accountant

compradore Building,

W. R. McBain, director Far Eastern Branch—Ocean

W. M. Gande, secretary Singapore, S. S.; Cable Ad:

W. Boanas ! J. Sanft

E. T. Riley I Mrs. R. Philipps W. H. Droogleever, FarGaflac

Eastern

H. J. Kaman | Li Ching Yu manager

^ SDr.*W. *H., «A.6., HM.D,*C.M., Ying kwok tung yung din che hung sze

OiEWNEK,

Physician and Surgeon—Office and Re- General Electric Engineers

The, Electrical Co. (of China), Ltd.,

sidence: 17, Canton Road; Teleph. 12015; • tractors,

Cable Ad: Gardiner Manufacturers of and Con-

Electrical

Supplies, Telephone Equipment, Rail-

way Signalling, Steam Turbines, Mining

I ailor andk-Breeches

A., HighMaker—264,

Class Gentlemen’s

Kiangse and Electrical Plants,etc.Metals,

HeadLeather

Road, 1st Floor, Room 106; Teleph. 12059 Belting, Wire Ropes,

Magnet House, 49, Szechuen Road,

Office:

 SHANGHAI

Shanghai: Teleph. 16825; Works: 285, General Insurance Co., Ltd. of Trieste

HochienAd:

Cable Road,Genlectric.

Shanghai; Teleph.

Branches52333;& and

15195;Venice—18, The Bund; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Chinogeral

Agencies: Hongkong, Canton, Kun- J. A. Laing Peach, manager for China

ming, Tsingtao,

bin, Hankow, Tientsin,

Chet'oo, Dairen, Har-

Weihaiwei,

Manchukuo, Korea and Chungking

N. G. Beale, managing director General Motors (China), Ltd., Motor-

A. B. Raworth, m.i.e e„ dir.

and Trucks, Electric Refrigerators,

gen. mgr.

S. Y. Chang, a.m.i.e.e., asst. mgr. —201,Conditioning

74444 (4Route

and Mercier;

Cardinal

Lines); Cable Ad:

LightingTeleph,

Plants

Shanautoex

Electrical Engineering,

Construction Dept.: Power Plant & P. R. Buergin, managing director

G.M.A. Kocherginsky,

Clayton, assoc,m.e.,

i.e.e.e.e. A. Hewlett-Smith, secty. & treas.

G. C.G. P.Bradford,

R. Guignard,Frigidaire manager

chief accountant

J. Mordecai i Y. C. Tai B. N. Rojdest'-ensky, accountant

Electrical Contract & Installation Dept.: G.E. Lubeck, do.

G. E. Kovner | Y. S. Chu

Chinese Engineering & Sales Dept.: N. Encarnacao,

N. Bouianovsky, do. Statistics &

Y. A. Sih ! Y. M. Ling Y. Supply

C. Chang, Sales

Electrical Supplies

Holmes, secty. & Advertising

J. A.MadeiraPereira i| V.M. Matthews

A. Y.G. Ivanoff MissT. A.ZeeSelihmet F.MissG. A.Louis, secretary

stenographer

Accounts & Shipping Dept.: Miss A. Stuart-Murry, Cables

T. W. Chandler, chief accountant Miss V. de Souza, Telephone

T.T. H.

H. Gabb

Gwynne, int. auditor

I P. C. Pong

S. C. Quin I H. S. Oweng German Pharmacy, The (Hongkew

Correspondence Dept.: Branch)—438,

Teleph. 41259 North Szechuen Road;

Miss M. Roza | Miss E. Costa

Hongkong Branch:

H. C. Margrett, manager German Machine Co.—153, Canton Road;

J. Hart-Davis, engineer Teleph. 14589; Cable Ad: Gemac

W. G. Calder

Tientsin Branch:

W. Eadie, special representative at ft m & m )& ® m fa

D.(Tientsin

Horvath &(Peiping)

Dairen)

German State Railways’ Travel

Agencies: Office (Reichsbahnzentrale fuer

Affiliated with The General Electric den Deutschen Reiseverkehr)—97,

Co., Ltd., England and All Its 14806; Jinkee Road, Room 508; Teleph.

Subsidiary G. E. C. Works in dolf Mosse Cable Ad: Namral; Codes: Ru-

London,

and Birmingham, Manchester

Coventry S. Lahrmann, representative

Express

London

Pirelli, Ltd. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D., Ges-

Chamberlain & Hookham, Ltd. tetner Duplicators and Supplies,

Letters, Ltd. Typewriting and Copying Office-

Fraser & Chalmers Eng. Works Sole Agents: Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.,

Cochran & Co. (Annan), Ltd. Ground Floor, Wayfoong House,

Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd. 210, Szechuen Road ; Teleph. 14793;

Flexible

British Steel Lacings Cable Ad: Josstree

Watson Ropes, Ltd.

& Sons (Electro-Medical), Ltd. C. MissS. Kimber, manager

M. Rozario, stenographer

Siemens

Ltd.

Henry Hughes & Sons, Ltd. Woo, do.

Davey C. Y. Wong, artist

Barrow,PaxmanHepburn& Co., Ltd.Ltd.

& Gale, Robinson

K. Z. Yueng, (Service Dept.)

accountant

A230 SHANGHAI

*T # HI 15 H ± Chi Pei

Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Manu- Gillespie Co., A. T., Manufacturers

Representative—114, Peking Road;

facturers’ Agents—66, Nanking Road;

Telephs. 16853, 16852 and 16851; P.O. Teleph. 12387; Cable Ad : Atgill

BoxRene 504;A.Cable Ad: Getz

May, president (San Francisco) Gillespie’s, Ltd.,r Exporters and Im-

A. P. Lazarus, rice-president do. porters and W ine and Spirit Mer-

C.L. J.L. Kelly,

Goodman, do. do. do.

do. chants—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

J. F.Berents, acting manager Teleph. 14528; Cable Ad: Equivocal

F. W. N. Cody

Mollitz I M. Steingraber Gilson, HE. H., TeaPaoMerchant—100, Chong

J.P. A.KimJameson || Miss C. K. Sudka

Kao, acct. Jinkee Road; Teleph. 17378; Cable

Ad: Gilson

fjg, Zung Kee

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. — 100, Glanzmann jjtfi 5^ Tien Yuh

Jinkee Road; Telephs. 16940, 16947 Canton Road;& Teleph. Co., Merchants —162,

16795; P. O.Head

Box

& 19221; Cable Ad : Gibb 1294; Cable Ad : Glanzmann.

H.directorV. Wilkinson,

(Hongkong) D.g.o., managing Office: Trieste (Italy)signs p.p. (Trieste)

L.F. J.W.Davies, managing director Dr. A. Glanzmann,

O. Singer, manager

H. M. Foster, director

Snow, signs per pro.

Silk Dept. m m Yu Le

J. R. Hooley, signs per pro. Glathe & Witt (Established 1856),

C.Z. K.E. Lintilhac Importers, Exporters & Engineers.

Wang, compradore Import: Army Supplies, Paper, Rice,

Import & Export Dept. Wire, OpticalIndustrial

Piece-goods, Instruments,Oils,Railway

Flour,

TeaJ. R.Dept. Hooley, signs per pro. Carriages, etc.; Export: Musk, Pongees,

Rhubarb, Skins,4th Floor,

Bristle,Rooms

etc.—410,

J. L. Kay Szechuen Road, 305-9;

K. Y. Ting,& compradore Telephs. 15637-8 (Private Exchange

Shipping

J.Mrs,G. M.Haigh,

Insurance

signs per pro. All Departments); P. O. Box 968;to

L. Crowther Cable Ad : Safeguard; Codes : All

Accounts Standard

A. Glathe,Codesproprietor

& Private &Codesmanager

B.L. H.A. M. M. Ozorio

Broomhall N. von Heyking, secretary

J.MissR. E.Siqueira Th. Klobertanz

G. von Heyking do. (Import Dept.)

N. Burgoyne G. Kishkin

C. Tai

(Jompradore

T. B. Zee L. (Exportdo.Dept.)

Huang Dick, assistant C. Y.

A gencies : Doong do.

Gibson & Co., Ltd., H. L., General Werkzeugmaschinenfabrik

Oerlikon, Switzerland (Arms Oerlikon,&

Import and Export Merchants—88, Ammunition)

Museum Road; P.O. Box 1525; Brevetti-Scotti A. G., Oerlikon,

Cable Ad: Multiple Switzerland&(Arms

H. L. Gibson, mng. director Gerb.

bei Crede Co., &Niederzwehren

Kassel, Germany

Ammunition)

(Ra.il way

D. F. R. McMullan, do. Carriages)

A M.BrookLawlor (Swatow) do. Sartoriuswerke A.G., Goettingen.

Germany

ments) & Hoyer (Geophysical Instru-

Doo Mow Spindler G.m.b.H., Berlin,

Gidumal (O. K.) & Watumull, Silk Ex- Germany (Optical Instruments,

porters and General

—14, Museum Road, 2nd Floor; Commission Agents Prism Binoculars & Military

Teleph. 13717; P.O. Box 1603; Cable Optics)Ammunisjonsfabrikker, Rau-

Raufoss

Ad: Kamanico foss, Norway (Arms & Ammunition)

 SHANGHAI A231

F. Cochu A. G., Berlin, Germany F. B. Gange, director

(Water Filters) S.Y. F.P. Chow, do.

Unitex

Germany Technische

(ElectroG.m.b.H., Berlin,

- Photographic M. V.Yu,Pavloff.

manager chief engineer

Copying Apparatuses) Y.L. S.D. Ho

Loh, engineer

| Miss Nora Chang

Union Grefelder Samtfabriken G.m.

b.H., Krefeld, Germany (Velvets &

Piece goods) Gosho

Goods Kabushiki Kaisha,Yarn,

Importers (Cotton Japanese

Piece-

Typographisches

& Devrient, Leipzig, Institut Germany

Giesecke Goods &14323;

Cotton)—223, Szechuen Boad;

(Bank Note Paper)

Busk Jun. & Comp A/S., Copenhagen, Gosho Teleph. P.O. Box 478; Cable Ad:

Denmark (Milk)

Pillsbury Flour Mills Co., Portland, n & m m % n™ j# # a m

Ore., U.SA.. (“Fruit Basket” Flour) Gossage &, Sons (China), Ltd., Wm.,

£ Hteh H Soap manufacturers — Begistered

Kaw e suny Office: 18, The Bund; Factory:

2310, Yangtzepoo Road; Teleph.

Goddard,

tral Arcade; Dr. Teleph.

John, Optician—109,

11928 Cen- 17327;

RogerP.O.H. Box 597; Cable

Heyworth, Ad: Lever

chairman

Wm. Harper, director

Golden Dragon Bug Co., Manufacturer L. D. McNicoll, do.

and Exporters of Peking & Tien-

tsin Carpets and Bugs—417, Bub- H ¥ R * a

bling Well Boad; Teleph. 34943; Fat dah chi tso hong

Cable Ad: Dragrugco; Code: Bentley’s. Grand Garage

Golding, F. W., Cargo and Cotton Avenue Joffre; Michelin TyresFeancais,

— RepairRenault

Shop:Cars424,&

Controller and Official Controller to Teleph. 84104

the

tionIndian CottonCanton

of China—20, Importers’

Boad;Associa-

Teleph. Grand Studio, Art Portraits, Oil

17849; P.O. Box 386; Cable Ad' Painting Pictures and Miniatures—

242, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

Controler 35825

F. W. Golding W. W. King, manager

A.L. S.W.Lee,

Bance

chief clerk K. Shelley, artist

R. Joseph, do.

m

GoNDAiC. n x m m m m Gray & Co., Ltd.,NankingC. N.,Boad;

TailorsTeleph.

and

EdwardH.,b.a., Architect—160,

VII; Teleph. Avenue

14341; Cable Ad: Outfitters—161,

17870; Cable Ad: Lewyarg

Gondamow C.H. N.S. Cooper,

Gray, mng.

Chue

Tai Shing Shui Fong,

Tsun, draftsman

asst. arch. dir. director

& secty.

Gray,

Surveyor—410, Szechuen Engineer

John, Consulting and

Road; Teleph.

^ da yee ziang bee&hung

Goo & tszem 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg

Goodyear Tire & Bubber Export Co., J. Gray, m.i.m.e., m.i.mech.e., &

Manufacturers

ber Produce—51,amiCanton Distributors Bub- Agenta.m.i.n.a.

Boad; ofTeleph. for:

Gleniffer

Engines,Diesel Engines, Glasgow,

Gleniffer

in11544;United

Cable States,

Ad: Goodyear. Factories

Canada, England, W. 3,

Ltd., Armiesland,

Scotland

Australia, Argentine and Java “Weldrics” Electric Welding Plants

P.J E.A. Shultz,

Bryan, office

specialmanager

representative & Electrodes

Filtrators,

Engineers: Ltd., London, Feed Water

iftj ft !l KooFahLee

Gordon & Co., Ltd., Heating, Venti- covery PlantsFiltration & Heat Re-

lating, Air Conditioning and Sani-

tary Engineers—185, Yuen Ming Gray Trading

LanternCo., Operating

— 57-61, “Grays

Yuen Road; Teleph. 16077-8; Cable Yellow Shops”

Road; Teleph. 10275; P. O. Box 789;

Peking

Ad: Hardware. Branch at Tsingtao Cable Ad: Olacem

A232 SHANGHAI

Okay’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Sas- Woosung

soon Arcade; Teleph. 16573; Cable Ad: P. S. Gibbons, foreman

Olacem C. S.( Teleph.

“ Pacific ” tfe “ Store Nordiske ”

51817)

Great China Dispensary, Ltd. — 313, A. Damsgaard, commander

Foochow Road; Telephs. 94020, 94029, A. P. Krentzer, acting commander

96759 T.L. M. T. Pedersen, chief do.

officer

P.J. D.T.and 92727gen. manager

Chow,

Hsia, manager

L. R. Hansen,

E. V. Pedersen, 2nd officer

K. Helm Petersen, do.

Y.K. Z.Y. Chong,

Loh, sub-manager

do. N. T. Hansen, 3rd officer

J. B. Tikhomirof, do.

Great Eastern Dispensary, Ltd.—851, S.R. C.E. Topshoj,

Pedersen, chief engineer

do.

Peking Road; Telephs. 92331-3 R. M. Jensen, 2nd engineer

A. H. Steffensen, do.

s s m m it * W. Elmgreen, 3rd engineer

Da-poh-dieii-pao-kuny-sze K. Y Petersen, do.

E. K. Jeppesen, 4th engineer

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. K. Jensen, do.

—34, Avenue Edward Y1I; Teleph. R. A. Helslev, do.

11117; Cable Ad: Nordiske

H. S. Poulson, genera] manager in the Great Tanners

Shanghai Leather Factory:

and Manufacturers of Leather

Far East —Town Office & Salesroom: 110, Jinkee

Secretariat Rbad;Telephs. 13420 (3 Lines); Factory,

I. Behrens, secretary Pass 210, Rue Cassini; Teleph. 78766;

O. F. Olesen Cable Ad: Chichen

Y. Levald Union Trading Co., proprietors

P. E. L. Arnvig C. D. Lee, gen. manager

Mrs. E. Schou

Miss E. E. Wm. Nielsen

Cheng Sze Yien, interpreter T.Young N. Shen.

A. Nee, factory manager

chief technician

Canvassing Dept. Greenhouse, Mme., Millinery and

C.E. T.A. Hansen, actingagent

Larsen, traffic chief dept. Dressmaking—790, Bubbling Well

H. Ura Road; Teleph. 31459; Cable Ad: Green-

Sang Lien Sung

Accounting

72079; P.O.Route

S. Thellefsen, accountant & traffic de1225;Grouchy;

E. accountant Cable Ad:Teleph.

Vegaman Box

A. T. S. Jensen mLiang%chi mya fongm

R. Hansen I S. R. Larsen

H. Bagger I F. P. Tomlin Grenard & Co., L.,“Pharmacie Francaise,

Wong Ning Quen, compradore Chemists and Dealers inAvenue

Photographic

Enaiv eering & Supplies Dept.

B. E. Jorgensen, b.so., g.e., m.d.i. Materials

Teleph. 80964

-- 619-621, Joffre;

J. A. S. Jensen I S. Hansen

Alf. Pedersen | N. P. Petersen

A. C. Pedersen | N. B. V. Carlsen Grilk, G.U J., Commission |J$ Ho Fung

Workshop Agent—141,

H. C. Trolle, supt. Minghong

Ad: Grilk Road; Teleph. 41819; Cable

Telegraph Station

C. S. Andersen, supt.

L. Vinderslev-Jensen

P. H. L. Christensen Gringut, £Dr.*1B. P.,^Dental& Surgeon

J. P. V. W. W. Elster —Denis Apts., 778. Bubbling Well

A. Plesner Road; Teleph. 34304

A. J. Pedersen I H. K. K. Kruse Grosvenor Trust, Ltd.—Glen Line

S.P. J.Rested

Sorensen II A.B. Larsen

E. N. Madsen Building, 2, Peking Road; Teleph.

C. M. Poulsen I J. M. Xavier 15539; Cable Ad: Explanate

 SHANGHAI A233

Guest, Keen & Nettlefold s, Ltd., J. H. R. Faulkner, secty. & gen. mgr.

Steel Products and Screw Thread A. J. Gast, accountant

Material — 120, Jinkee Road, 1st E. Noakes

Floor; P. O. Box 1272; Cable Ad:

Nettlefold; Codes: Bentley’s, Bent- J.W.W.H. P.AbelForrest

ley’s Second Acme and Marconi Miss S. Polonsky, stenographer

H. Hobden, representative for China A. M. Barreto ' U. Y. Liee

and Japan Mrs.

Mrs.G.A. Breitbart

Binks j F, S. Lee

T. H. Hutchinson Miss E. Chen I Miss L.LiuLiu

Gutbezahl Trading Co., Alexander- W. P. Chen I! T.V. I.Y.Loh

39, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 85264 Mrs. H.P. Cheng

K. T. Cheng l Miss M. Lu Mad-

Y. K. Cheng Miss L. M, disou

Gutfur, Inc., Furs and Skins—7-A, The Z.Z. C.M.Dong

Chow Mrs. L. Nyland

Bund;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: 18852;Head

Gutfur. P. O.Office:

Box 1380;

New T. Erwin Miss F. Rezniuk

York W. Glasser Miss A. Uriaite

M. L. Gutbezahl, president (New K. C. Ho Miss

Miss E.F. Uriaite

Rezniuk

Miss E. Katsook

I.N.J.York)

Filimonoff, manager

Tarasoff, secretary

Mrs. T. Kirby Miss

Miss V. Kour-

T. Vegener

Miss R. Wu

V.T. D.I. Matveeff, store-keeper batoff Mrs. I. Young-

Yuen, compradore K. Lauffer

Habibullah & Co., H. M., Tea and Silk w & m u

Exporters

Jinkee Road; andTeleph.

Fur Skin Dealers—119,

19313; P.O. Box Hallock’s Jih yung tsz 'lining

810;M.Cable Ad: Habibullah Chinese Almanac — Office:

Ramzan, manager 214-219,

Ming Missions’ Building, 169, Yuen

Penang Lee, compradore Rev.Yuen H. G.Road; Cable

C. Hallock, Ad:

ph.d.,Haloheme

editor

proprietor

& m Hoow Ying

Hadjiry Tobacco Co., Tobacconists and « & ia y

Coffee Merchants—416,

Teleph. 16133 Szechuen Road; Hang pau kung sze

Hamburg-Amerika Linie —20, Canton

Haeusing, W., General Agent and Ex- Road; Teleph. 18709; Cable Ad: Hapag

porter-133,

Teleph. 16181;Yuen

CableMing Yuen Road;

Ad: Jobicum ft & m m

Hamilton,

Merchants, & Agents,

Co.,Ltd.,Importers

James, and

General

Ex-

m m x it &

Hall & Hall, Architects, Engineers and porters,

for Manufacturers’

Pharmaceutical, Representatives

Medical, Surgical

Surveyors—61,

10864; Cable Ad:Museum Road; Teleph. & Scientific Products, Drugs, Chemicals,

Hall & Hall

Ho Wing Hung,

Ho Wing Kin, B.sc., architect & engr. Hospital

manager

and Laboratory Supplies,

Cosmetics, Sundries. Tinplate, Metal

Miss J. Baptista, secretary and

Edward VII; Equipment—160,

Sanitary Teleph. 12033; P. Avenue

O. Box

Y. Sung 563; Cable Ad: Hamra

Y.C.Kwok | C. T. Ho Siaotsun K. Chen, mgr. & director

H. King,

T.W. V. Hawley, technical adviser

secretary

fa & M C. Tang, chief accountant

Fu Lee Ying Gwo Yu Eh Rung Sze

Hall & Holtz, Ltd., Ladies’ Drapers, S.K. S.T.P. Chi,

T.H.

Hsu, chief

Fang, clerk

treasurer

outport representative

Gentlemen’s

Sports Outfitters,

Outfitters, Upholsterers,

etc.—190, Bubbling T. Chen, do.

Well Road; Teleph. 30114;

312; Cable Ad: Fuhlee. Branch at P.O. Box J. F. Yen, local representative

Tientsin V. C. Woo, typist

S. T. Wong, chemist

A234 SHANGHAI

^ Han® yeh £ ping

M Mmeift&tieh PP vfr gt Hargen

;$ chang & Co., C., Importers, Exporters-

and Coal Agents—115, Yuen Ming

kwan yw han kung sze Yuen Road; Teleph. 17086; P.O.

Han-Yeh-Ping Ikon & Goal Co., Ltd., BoxT. Y.375;Ching, Cable Ad : Hargenode

manager

Manufacturers of Pig Iron and Steel

Constructional

Road (8th Shapes

Floor); —

Teleph. 33, Szechuen

12731; P.O. Harris, H. E. (British), Export Merchant

Box 1003; Cable Ad: Hansteel —361, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 19202;

Fu Siao-en, vice-chairman Cable Ad : Harisladen

E. general

Y. Edward Sheng, director & H. E. Harris, manager

manager R. C.Dukesz

W. J. HarrisI M. H. Chow

Directors—S.

Shah Kaifu,Y. Sheng,

Henry C. T.

Sheng Huang,

and F. S. Liu | Jackman Owi

James Li Harrisons, King &Teleph.Irwin, Ltd.—549,

H. C. Chao, asst, manager Szechuen Cable Road;

Y. tarialZ. Yang,

Divisionchief, Chinese Secre- BoxN.311; Ad; Crosfield15510; P.O.

S.M. C.S.Fei, F. Meyers, director

Fei,chief

asst,accountant

chief accountant «fc S. W. Harries, do.

C. W.C. T.King,

cashier Shanahan do.

/£

Shui ftshou fan

^ tieu * Building Supplies Dept.| V. Krass

V. R. Zimmerman

R. V. Yarrow j A. M. Sequeira

Hanbury Institute and Sailors’ Home Hartzenbusch Motors — 730, Avenue

—94, Broadway; Teleph. 41140 Foch; Teleph. 30103; Cable Ad:

Repairing; Codes: Bentley’s Complete

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., of New Phrase J. H. &Hartzenbusch,

Bentley’s Second manager

York—17, The Bund; Teleph. 11144;

P.O. Box 1195; Cable Ad: Un-

deriters Hj! Wai Lee

American Asiatic managers

Fed , Inc., U.S.A., Underwriters,

for the Harvie, Cooke & Co., Ltd. Merchants

Orient and

Road;Commission

Teleph. 18634 Agents—659, Szechuen

(Private Exchange

to All Departments); Cable Ad:

g, ^ Kau Yih Monogram

Hansons—49, Szechuen Road; Teleph. R.E. D. Bell, mng.director

R. Buckitt, director

18605; P.O. Box 494; Cable Ad: Professo R.J.G.Piry MacDonald, do.

G.J. E.H. Badeley,

Wright, barrister-at-law

solicitor

John McNeil], do. W. A. Young |I Mrs.

N. Hasanoye R. G.J.Barnes

J. Aldeguer

A.H. Y.Y. Ting,

Loo, do.

do.

P. W. William, do. Rfi S

Da mei chai chang juH

C.C. Y.L. Tong,

Cheng, interpreter

clerk writer Haskins & Sells, Certified Public

Z.T. K.

Z. Zee, Chinese Accountants—320,

H. S.

Tsu, steno-typist

Tsu, do. Teleph.

Head 16900;

Office: 67, CableSzechuen

Broad Street, New

Road;

Ad: Hasksells.

York

Z. P. Kung, do. Thos. H. Koerner, c.p.a., m.a.i.a.

Land Office

A. E. Fenton manager

R. F. Griftin J.W. R.E. Tyler

Quinn, o.p.a.

J.D. C.L. Filman

Loh M. Lamzon, o.p.a.

S. S. Ting, clerk P.W. Scmion

P. Heterington

J. C. Tong, typist R. H. Cunio

S.SungY. Kung, 'do. compradore

K. C. Koo

Koh Chen, A.J. J.P. Bowman

H. Mahler

S. H. Inwood Miss

Miss M. Dunn, Riantz

A. Begla secretary

 SHANGHAI A235

Hattori Trading Co., Ltd., Import and U. S. Harkson,

A. &B.director managing director

Henningsen, general manager

Export—22, Siting Hoad; Teleph.

12086; P.O. Box 487; Cable Ad: R. manager

A. Henningsen,

Hattori & director asst, general

Havas (Agence)—9, Avenue Edward J. K. Lutey, director

VII; Tfcleph. 84066; Cable Ad: Havas S. C. Wang, compradore

^ Ha Zo Te n & & m

Hazzard, Elliott, Architect—33, Sze- Henry Trading Mou chen kung sze

chuen Road; Teleph. 10117; Cable Ad: Export Merchants Co., W., Import and

Footrule — 280, Peking

Road; Teleph. 19333; P.O. Box 1890;

Cable Ad: Prosper

Health Service Intelligence Bureau, H. H. Henry Wang, manager

Health Office, House Cleaning,

fecting, Fumigating, Polishing and Disin- Y.Yellen Hwang 1| M.

S. Zung Y. S.H.Sung

Tung

Painting—47, Ningpo Road (Room No. Edward Chow ] D. S. Wong

207); Teleph.

Cable Manila 18510;

Ad : Health P.O. Box 590;

Branches : Hong- Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves—9, Qnai

kong, and Tientsin de France,

Khoo Nun Teh, acting manager 80034; CableRoom 93; Telephs.

Ads: Admiral 80031-

& Herlofson

C. W.W. M.Gordon

He ssu yu hsien kung sze Mrs. M.Reeves

C. Rodda I| D.

S. Y.K. Lee

Pan

Heath (1927), Ltd., General Import and General Agents:

Export Merchants: Exporters of Tea North Pacific Shipping Co., Ltd.

Silk, etc., Importers of Metals, etc.— Anglo-Canadian Shipping Co., Ltd.

Steam3, ’ Bunkering

Fittings, Values, Gauges, Agents :

Peking Road ; Teleph. 18252; Cable Ad: Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd

Heather; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn.,

Bentley’s,

P. Heath,Private Tea, Acme, etc.

mng. director Hertzka, A. R., Manufacturers’ Repre-

F. M. Heath, director sentative—410, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

18526; P.O. Box 1374; Cable Ad: Hertzka

A. S.R.Hertzka,

Hertzka,secretary

proprietor

& m m

Hedaya Importing Co., Lace and

Embroideries—25, Rue Chu Pao San; £ n mm@ m

Teleph. 83461; P.O. Box 880; Cable Ha kouo sio pi ec sung

Ad: Hedimoom Hibert, Dr. E. P. H., General Practitioner

I. A. Hedaya —536, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. 74335

mm 3 » Kt IS W #

Hai ell fen sze ting e seng

Helfenstein, Dr. S., Specialist Urin- Hill

ary, Skin, Female and Internal inDiseases

Insurance Agency, K. B., Life and

Casualty Insurance—51,

—Office: Room 615; Teleph. 12251 Canton Road,

17092 153, Nanking Road; Teleph. Karl B. Hill

H. Young

^ $£ Hai Ning

Henningsen Produce Co. (Fed. Inc., Hillaly & David, Share and Stock

U.S.A.), Exporters of Egg Pro- Brokers—278, 14073; Cable

Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Ad: Coalliance

ducts, Importers of Dairy Products and A. Hillaly. partner

Manufacturers of Ice Cream and S. David, do. secretary

Confectionery — 250,

Taleph. 40010; P.O. SwginCableRoad;

Box 1250; Ad: Miss Edith Goldman,

Henndam H. Bacharach I K. L. Yee

P. H. Chao | T. Z. Tsung

A236 SHANGHAI

fr # m Hoggard

Sassoon &House; Sigler,Teleph.

Carpets17374;

and Rugs—

Cable

Shih pao yang hong Ad: Hosig

Hilsbekg, Wm., Importer of High Grade

WatchesRoad,

kiang and Electric Clocks—103, Kiu- fg Pao Kee

18933; P.O. RoxApartment

1313; Cable601;

Ad:Teleph.

Whils- Hoki Yoko, Importers and Exporters —

berg 7, Lane 24, North Haining

SoleWm.agent

Hilsberg,

for : proprietor 40733; P. O. Box 547; Road;

CableTeleph.

Ad:

“ Elektrozeit ” Electric Clock Systems Hokiyoko

S. Nishimura, proprietor

and Protective Installations

Hinds & Barr,Central Turf and Commission # Ron Tsz

Agents—100, Arcade; Teleph. Holland China Trading Co. (Shanghai),

15155; Cable Ad: Hindsbarr Ltd.—320, Kiangse Rd.; Telephs. Private

Exchange

18182, 18183 to allandDepartments

18184; Cable(3 Lines)

Ad:

Hinker, W. Carl, Hardware Import- Holchihand

er—128, Museum Road; Teleph. 19044; A. J. La Paine, mng. director

Cable A d: Hinkelson J. H. Willebrant

to & $ m A.C. Gesner van der Yoort

J. Ph. Beekmeyer

Yah zung kung sze K. J. Baggerman

HipDecorative

Seng Co., The, Manufacturers of J. G. Beukers

C.J. deJ. Machado

la Cruz ,

Silk Lingerie,ArtRealLinen, Embroideries,

Lace, etc., Wholesales Miss H. van Senden

and Retail—143,

16704; Cable Ad: Hipseng Nanking Road; Teleph.

T. H. Peter Chao, proprietor & £

T. general

S. Mai, manager

sub-manager . Holper, Dr.Hao R.,peim.d., yi sen

Specialist

V. T. Cheng, asst, manager Urinary, Skin and Internal Diseases—in

Yung Chang Office: 59, Peking Road; Teleph. 10734

Hirsbrunner & Co., Watchmakers, m m mmm.

Jewellers & Importers—659,

Road; Teleph. 15138; Cable Ad: Holt’s Szechuen Lam yen chung lun ch'uen mar dau

Hirsbruner Capt.Wharf—Teleph.

F. Miner, wharf51958 manager

Hochang & Co., Exporters and Importers Capt.

manager J. N. Macfarlane, asst, wharf

—47, Ningpo

Cable Ad: Hochang Road ; Teleph. 16057 ; J. G. Jones

Molin E. R.F. Sherwood (On leave)

YuhanHo, T. Chang,partnerdo. W. Poole, wharfinger

A. Wood, accountant

(On leave)

Hodges, H. M., Manufacturers’ Repre- G. Linter

BN. G.F. Wilson

sentative

Bank Building;— Hongkong P.O. Box& 1371;

Shanghai

Cable S. Watts(On leave)

Ad: Traveller Mrs.Butler,

E. E. A. wharf

Boddyengineer

A.A.S. F.Hill,Deerproprietor N. Turnbull, wharf engineer (On

Miss D. Rooke | M. H. Yih leave)

Yang Wei Ping, compradore

4? pT~ ib m

Hoehnke, Frithjof, Import and Ex- Home Insurance Co. of New York—51,

port—Wayfoong House, 220, Szechuen; Canton Road; Teleph. 17222; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 18765; P.O. Box 866; Cable Afiachina James

Ad: Hoehnke

Frithjof Hoehnke T. B.Nichols,

Brown, Jr.manager

P.R. Symons V. J. Dobroliuboff

Miss S.Lee, C. Nergaard, secretary

M. Olaussen,

Yictal signs per pro. A.PercyMuldoonaccountant

(Tientsin)

 SHANGHAI A237

Hongay Sales, I/td., Sole Agents for J. Noble, sole proprietor

Societe Francaise des Charbonnages Dr. L. Bogdanoff, d.v.m., veterinary

du Tonkin at Hongay (French Indo-

China)—668, Szechuen Road, 8th Floor; Dr.surgeon

W. Marbach, d.v.m., do.

Teleph. 13042; P.O. Box 764; Cable Ad : Concord Women’s Hospital—36, Rue

Dupuy

P. Dupuy, director Moliere ; Teleph. 73868

J. Du Rivau, asst, manager

Mrs. B. Rosenberg, secretary

Miss M. Azadian Country Hospital—17, Great Western

A. J. Novitsky, engineer Road; Teleph. 21977; Cable Ad:

C. W. Quelch

P. A. Shuisky, chief store-keeper Hospico Board of Governors—Dr. E. Birt

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- (chairman),

Gauntlett, E. Hayim, Dr. E. G.G.

poration The—(See Banks) Wuilleumier,Dr.Y.J.Noda,R. B. Branch,

A. Bassett

Hongkong G. E. Mitchell and W. J. Keswick

The—(£ee &Hotels)Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., Administrative—

Dr. J. E. Bowen, res. supt. and

Hop—23-27,

ChongNingpo

Co., SailRoad;

MakersTelephs.

and Riggers radiologist

Miss L). A.Early,

Rudge,

10360 Miss M. asst,matron

matron

& 17694; Cable Ads. Canvas & 2217 J. Cornfield, treasurer

Admission Office—

m m Han Ta Li Miss F. Mathews | Miss R. Mizrahi

Hope

ClocksBrothers & Co.,Goods—262,

and Optical Ltd., Watches,

Nan- FoochuenMing Hospital—142, North Sze-

king Road; Teleph. 11802; Cable Ad: Road Extension; Telephs. 46313-7

Hopebros Great Western RoadRoad;

Nursing

11a, Great Western Teleph.Home—

21219;

Yingeishang

& hop fTi kut kangmpingmkungsze

^ Cable Ad : Wongman

Hope Crittall (China), Ltd., Manufac- Hospital Ste. Marie—197, Rte. Pere

turers

Factory ofSashes,

Steel Steel

and and

Bronze Windows,

Bronze Doors Robert; Teleph. 70044

—594, Thorburn Road; Teleph. 52220; Husi Nursing Home 21219

— 11a, Great

Cable Ad: Jardeng Western Road; Teleph.

Horn, J.G.S., Manufacturers’ Repre- H fc

sentative

18410; Cable — 12,Ad: Vitrax;

The Rund ; Teleph.

Codes: Mosse, Zung tse e kwan

Bentley’s & Private

J. G. S. Horn, proprietor Lester Chinese Hospital—145. Shan-

tung Road; Telephs. 60865 and 60866

Horn Trading Co., Import and Export—

12, The Bund; Teleph. 18410; Cable Ad: Maison Central—149, Rue Dubail

Hornco

F. W. ;Horn, : Bentley’s & Private Teleph. 81570; Cable Ad: Visitatrice

Codesproprietor

J. G. S. Horn, manager Margaret Williamson Hospital (Wo-

men’s Christian Medical CollegeGate;

and

Horse & Hound Tavern, Restaurant Union Teleph. School

82060; ofCable

Nursing)—West

Ad: Womedicoll

Bar—120, Jinkee Road; Teleph.

10681 Municipal Isolation Hospital — 41,

Boltons, Ltd., proprietors Range

HOSPITALS” Miss Road ; Teleph.

L. Warren, 42264matron

senior

Paulun Hospital—415, Burkill Road;

Blue Cross Dog Hospital (Residential Teleph. 34374

Prof. Dr.

Dr. A.Ed.Rail

Birt, director

Attendant

burgh Road;Day & Night)—170,

Teleph. 21193; CableEdin-

Ad: Prof.

Bluecross Prof. Dr. H. Mertens

Prof. Dr. A. Virnich

A238 SHANGHAI

Prof. Dr. (Jhr. Schwarzenburg rs m & m % ^

Dr.

Dr. W. W. E.Herrmann

0. Daust Broadway Mansions Apartments

Hotel & Br-

oadway

—Corner ofMansions

T.y.H. K.Y.Krogmann,

Pang, inspector

accountant

Ling,Vahlbruch,

asst, cashiersister Broadway;

North Soochow Road and

Teleph. 46260; Cable Ad:

Elisabeth Broadman

Leonie Hardt, do. H. Oka, supt.

Elise Koehler,

Prof. D$ Oettel,

do.

director of German F.M. H.A. Castro,

Melgunow, manager

accountant

Pharmocological Inst. J. A. Mason, chief engineer

Mrs. G. Re'ttberg, secretary Mrs. T. N. Lavrov, secretary

Hotel Section

A. S. Korotkoff

1% H ££ £1 Jfc * Y. V. Moohanoff, reception clerk

Radium Institute (Institut Sino-Belge J.MissS. Uyemura, do.

M. Silva, keeper-linen

du Radium) — 1729, Avenue Joffre ; Apartment Section

Telephs. 74433-4; Cable Ad: Radium

M. M. Silva, estate clerk

w m & Burlington Hotel —1225,

Rung che e yuen Road; Teleph. 34200; Bubbling

Cable Well

Ads:

Shanghai General Hospital—190,North Burlington and 3318

Soochow Road; Teleph. 40100 J. Bourke, manager

Board of Governors—G. W. Boissevain Cathay Hotels, Ltd.—Teleph. 11340;

(Consul-General for the Nether-

lands,

Dr. T. Chairman),

B. Dunn, J.A. W. Carney,

Erik Cable Ad: Cathotel

Kronvall (ActingG. Consul-General

Haley, Operating:

Cathay Hotel

for

van Sweden),

Cutsem Dr. W. S. Parsons, for

(Consul-General A. Metropole Hotel

Belgium). Dr. G. A. Velliot and Cathay Mansions

Rev, Fr. J. Verdier Cathay Mansions — Rue Cardinal

Shanghai Sanitarium Hospital

—Sanitarium: 150, Rubicon

eph. 29566; Clinic: 171, Range Road; Road; Tel- Cathay Hotels, Ltd., managers

Teleph.42339;

House; Teleph.City Office:

11919; P.O.318,

BoxHamilton

1281 Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels,

Ltd.,

—23, PalaceThe Hotel

(Incorporated in Hongkong)

Building, 1st Floor,

B iz m Nanking Road; Telephs. 19897

Kwang zung e yuen (Manager)

General Office);& 18030Cable

(Accounts Dept. &

Ad : Palace

St.2-4-11,

Elizabeth’s AvenueHospital—Lane

Road; Teleph.361,30921.No. Metropole Hotel—Corner of Kiangse

and Foochow Roads; Teleph. 12500;

M iz ® Cable Ad: Methotel

Cathay Hotels, Ltd., managers

Doong zung e yuen

St.Teleph.

Luke’s17213 Hospital—219, Steward Road, Palacerf*Hotelm(The Hongkong Way Chung

& Shang-

hai Hotels, Ltd., Proprietors)—19, The

HOTELS Bund & 23, Nanking

18030; Cable Ad: Palace Road; Teleph.

A. Matti, manager

Astor House Hotel (The Hongkong & Park Hotel-Corner of Bubbling Well

Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., Proprietors)—17,

Whangpoo Road; Teleph. 42255; Cable and

Ad: Astor Ad: Park Roads; Teleph. 91010; Cable

Parkhotel

G.secretary

Herzel, manager & Co’s local The International Hotels, Ltd.,

J. Rumarchuk, engineer G.proprietors

Herzel, manager

 SHANGHAI A239

Savoy Hotel—210, Broadway £ W * £ Cf if

Huh teh sung nga e sung

* Hudson, Dr. F. B., d.d.s., Dental Surgeon

How Sang Linen Co., Manufacturers of —Sassoon House, 1, Nanking Road;

Art Linens, Laces, Embroideries and Teleph. 11917

Handkerchiefs (Wholesale and B-etail)—

33, Rue Montauban, French Concession; Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. (Incorporat-

Teleph. 85217; Cable Ad: Howsang ed in Australia), Manufacturers of

Hume

PatentPatent Concrete

Steel Pipes Pipes and

and Tubes Hume

for Water,

M & ^ ^ W Gas, Sewage, Drainage and Culvert

Hsin Heng & Co., Building Contractors Uses—Cable Agents—Malcolm Ad: Triplerais

& Co-, Ltd., Way-

and Estates Agents—Head Office : 160, foong House, 220, Szechuen

Avenue

and 15669; Edward

Cable VII;

Ad : Telephs.

0444. 15660

Branch Branch Manager—G. Robertson,Road

b.c.e.

Offices: China Building, Hongkong;

Cable Ad: 0442 Hung Chong Bros. Fur Co.—460,

Johan

K. P. Jin, K. Zee,

asst,manager

manager Szechuen Road; Teleph. 17432

Hubektus Properties, Fed. Inc., Smiths,Chong Hung & Co., Gold and Silver

U.S.A.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Nanking Lacquer Dealers Ware &in Procelains

Road; Teleph.

Ivory Carvings,

17778 — 238,

Teleph. 19277; P O. Box 534; Cable

Ad : Lashudec. L. E. Hudec, Office

Operating and Collecting Rents for Hunt & Co., Wm., Company Managers

Hurbertus Court, 103, Great Western —53, P. Wm.

O. BoxFoochow Road; Teleph. 18695;

1849; Cable

Road; Teleph. 22657

V. Basalaeff, resident engineer P. Hunt, partnerAd: Hunt

H. J. Hunt, do. (U.S.A.)

Hudec, L. E., b.a., Architect—8th Floor, A.M. H.E. Hunt,

Hunt, do. do. do. do.

209, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; P. O. Box R.A.T. O.McDonnell,

534; Cable Ad: Lashudec

L. E. Hudec, b.a. Fisher, attorney manager

general

B. L. Matrai F. A. Frisk, do.

Mrs. H. O. Wegener, secretary F. Schick, do.

C.W. C.T. Frick,

Smith, do. do. (New York)

(London)

1 E Chong W. H. T. Wei, do. (Hongkong)

Hudford G. M. Rosse, comtroller

by the Motors, (Owned

Auto Palace Co.,and

Ltd.)Operated

Motor Mrs. G. M Rosse (Correspondence

& Cables)

Cars, Accessories and Repairs — 100,

Rue Cardinal Mercier Hunt & Co., Wm., Wharf & Godown

Hudnut, Richard, Perfumer—668, Administration (A Unit of Wm. Hunt

chuen Road; Telephs. 15185-6; P.O. Sze-

Box kP. Co.)—9,

O. BoxP. Hunt, The Cable

1849; Bund;Ad:Teleph.

Terminal13555;

1830; Cable Ad : Hudnut. New York Wm. partner

Office : 113, West Eighteen Street H. J. Hunt, do. (U.S.A.)

J.T. S.I). Clark, A.M, H.E. Hunt,

Hunt, do. do. do. do.

Toong,manager

Chinese manager F. R.A. T.Frisk, general manager

Miss L. L. Kwok, secretary

Miss N. Shoolepova, accountant A.K. O.H. McDonnell,

Fisher,

Chan,

attorney

do.

do.

Hudson & Co., Engineering Consultants J. A. Dobbie, comptroller

—210, Kiukiang Road, Room 107; Teleph. Charles Chen, accountant

19100 H. Blankenburg (Property Dept.)

O. K. Y. Sun L. Chow

A. P. Vissarinoff | M. H. Wong Y. Cheung (Marine & Construction

A. L. Lopes I H. T. Zien

Reynold Sun | Y. C. Chang A.Dept.)

F. Semenoff

A240 SHANGHAI

Mrs.Dept.)

J. Barbier (Correspondence Chambersburg Engineering Co. (For-

ging Hammers, Hydraulic Presses,

Miss L. Cheng Punches

Presses andandAllShears,

Kinds ofMechanical

Hydraulic

Wharf & Godown—Telephs. 82550, Machine Tools)

85547, 84135 & 82406 Davis & Pitann, Ltd. (Surgical

B, H.Reed, wharfGodown

F. Yao, manager master Sutures)

Capt. L. Raks Dayton-Dowd

Centrifugal Pumps, Oil Refineryof

Co. (Manufacturers

Capt. Bergman Pumps, Fire Pumps,TurbinePumps,

Hunt Engineering etc.)

Electrical, Constructing,Corporation,

Mechanical EchlinManufac tu ring Co. (Au tomoti ve

Parts)

Engineers and Contractors, Machinery Fairbanks,

and

the Metals Importers

Leading and Most and Agents for

Representative Engines, Morse & Co.and

Dynamos Inc. Motors,

(Diesel

American Manufacturers—53, Foochow Pumps, Scales. Windmills, Electric

Light Power Plant, Air Condition-

Road; Teleph. 18695; Cable Ad: Hunt ing Equipment, Railway Motor and

Chairman—Wm. P. Hunt Hand Cars)

President—R.

Vice-Presidents—A-T. McDonnell

O. Fisher, Nelson Fosdick Machine Tool Co. (Radial

Siao,

(New F.York) Schick and C. C. Frick Drills, Upright Drills, Sensitive

Drills, Special Drilling Equipment

Executive

(New York) Assistant—C. C. Barnum and Jig Borers)

Secretary & Treasurer—G. M. Rosse French

Mill Oil Mill Machinery Co.Oils)

Machinery—Vegetable (Oil-

Engineers—H.

and H, C. Chen C. Wong, H. Korczyn Gilbert Paper Co. (All Classes of

Metals—F. J.S.Brand Bond, Parchment md Ledger

Imports—J. Cassedy and V. Djeu Papers, Safety Papers,

Onion Skin, Kraft, Air Mail, Colored

Westinghouse

Kohnin Chien Sales Engineer — Wrapping, Butcher and Baker

Westinghouse X-Ray Sales--B. E. Paper)

Petrenco Gould Storage Battery Co. (Starting

Statistics—N. F. Siao and Lighting Batteries of All

Comptroller—G. M. Rosse Descriptions)

Accountant—T. L. Yui Hanchett Manufacturing Co.

Book-keeper—L. F. Lopes (Grinders, Table,

Traveling Face-Traveling Wheel,

Surface-Vertical

Asst. Book-keeper —W. P. Chao Reciprocating, Vertical Rotary,

Invoice Clerk—K. P. Hsu

Correspondence & Cables —Mrs. G.M. Disc-Single Spindle, Double

Rosse Spindle, Vertical Dises)

Abrasive Grinding Spindle, and

Stenographers—Miss

D. Blackwood, Miss E.

O. Betines, Miss

Goumeniouk, Johnston Pump Co. (Johnston

Mrs. M. Gutierrez, Miss V. Re- Turbine Centrifugal Pumps)

Filemedies and MissJ.J.C.T.ChiTong

Clerk—Miss Lehman Machine Co. (Engine Lathes,

Gear

Telephone Operator — Mise M. MillingLapping Machines,

Machines, Oil Grove

Piston Ring

Canavarro Grinders and Van Stoning

Hongkong Manager—W. H. T. Wei Machines)

Kunming Manager—Nelson

Kunming Co-Manager— Chiang

K. Chao Lima Locomotive Works (Steam,

Gasoline and Diesel Locomotives)

Sole Agents for-. Marlin Export Agency (Ammunition

Advance Bag & Paper Co. (All Classes and Allied Products)

of Bond, Parchment and Ledger New York Belting & Packing Co.

Papers) (Belting, Hose, Packings, Mis-

American Broach & Machine Co. cellaneous

Tape, MatsChute Lining, Friction

and Matting, Rubber

(Broaching

Presses, etc.) Machines, Hydraulic Mallets, Splicing Compound, etc.)

American Steel Export Co. (Auto Oilgear Co. (Hydraulic Broaching

Parts and Special Tools) Machines, ToolHydraulic Presses

Binney k Smith Co. (All Steel Hand Machine

Hoists’) Valves, etc.) Feeds, Cylinders,

 SHANGHAI A241

Okonite A Callender Co. (Okonite Instruments and Meters,Apparatus,

Insulating

Insulated Wires and Cables,

sulating tape, friction tape, Super- In- Materials, Laboratory

tension Cables, Splicing Materials, etc.)

Building Wire, etc.) White Motor Co. (Motor Trucks and

Pittsburgh Leetromelt Furnace Buses)

Corporation (Moore Rapid Elec- Williams Oil-O-Matic Heating Cor-

tromelt Furnaces for Carbon and poration (Oil Burners)

Alloy Special

Irons, Steels, Gray and for

Furnaces Malleable

Ferro- Hunt Steamship Coeporation, Ship-

Alleys,

SmeltingCarbide,

of Iron, etc., for owners,

Copper,andNickel Foochow AgentsTeleph.

and 19450;

Brokers

P. O.—Box

33,

Ores and Concentrates of Other 1849; CableRoad;Ad: Huntsteam

Products) R.Wm.T. P.McDonnell, president

Hunt, vice-president

Precision Scientific Co. (Laboratory

Apparatus) A.F. A.O. Frisk,

Fisher, do.

Pullman-Standard Car Export Cor- do.

poration (Railway Rolling Stock C. C. Frick, do. (New York)

for both Passenger and Freight W. T. Smith, attorney (London)

Services) T. Y. Kiang, compradore treasurer

G. M. Rosse, secretary A

Pacific Marine Supply Co. (Pacific

Portable Pumper Equipment, Hunter, Dr. Ivor E. G., Dental Sur-

Pacolized LinenCotton

Mildew-Proof Forestry Hose and geon—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Rubber-Lined

Hose) Building

Racine

SpeedToolMetal-Cutting

& Machinery Co. (High Hunter A Lovatt, Exchange and Bill

Machines,

Shear

Hyd raulicCutFeed Production Saws, Brokers—45,

Shear Cut Machines,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

14900; Cable Ad: Bullhear

Abrasive Metal Cutters, Duplex J. E. L. Hunter | W. H. Lovatt

Bank

Rail Saw Machines,

Cutting High Speed

Machine. Blade Husi Nursing Home—(/See Hospitals)

Grinding Machines,YariableVolume

Hydraulic Pumps and Valves) HwA Chi, Consulting Civil Engineer—

Reed-Prentice

Lathes, ToolroomCorporation

Lathes, (Engine

Produc- 368. Kiangse Road; Teleph 13753

tion Lathes, Milling Machines, Die

Sinking

Machines, Machines, Boring Ichiki A Co., T.,— Musical

Die CastingJigMachines,

Ich Iki

Instruments,

Plastic Injection Molding Machines, chuen Gramophones, etc. — 868, North Sze-

Brake Drum Turning Lathes, Road; Teleph. 42565

“Wolf” Portable

Machines, 4-WayTimber

DrillingSawing

and

Turning

Turning Machines,

Lathes Universal

and Joint Ideal

Whitcomb

Co., Ltd. — 260, Avenue Edward

VIE, Room 369; Teleph. 11878; P.O. Box

Portable Shapers) 888; Cable Ad: Idealow

Rockford Machine ToolCo. (Hydraulic F. F.K.L.Loh, manager

Chow

Planers, Shaper, Blotters

“Economy” Lathes, etc.) Rockford

Security Banknote Co. (Currency and Ilbertjrj| A ^Co. £(1931),Laou leung mow

Ltd., Merchants—

Security Forms)

Southwestern Engineering Co. (Man- 18669; P.O. Box 569; CableRd.;

Union Building, 17, Canton Teleph.

Ad: Uberts

ufacturers and Erectors of Steel K.E.G L.Stephenson,

Tanks and Bins, well equipped

Ore Testing, Mill Designing, for G. Arnold, director dir.

a.c.a., mng.

Equipping, Constructing and Steel Ilford, Ltd., Manufacturers of Photo-

Plate Fabrication) graphic Plates, Papers and Films; X-Ray

Westinghouse

Co. (Steam Electric International

Electric and Cinematograph

Locomotives,

Turbines,

Generators, Trans- Montauban; Teleph. Supplies—7-9,

80044; Cable Rue Ad:

formers, Motors, Welders, Furnaces, Seloford

Switchgears, Surge Protective

Apparatus, Porcelain Insulators, I. J. V. Scott, general manager for

Far East

A242 SHANGHAI

P. Downie, asst, manager (Hong- Dyes Department:

A. kong)

I. S. Sunshine, assistant C. Laycock

M. Antonov (Hongkong) W. B. Hughes I O. Suchanek

C.T. F.T. Suntyphoon

Koo T.R. D.J. Adams

Parsons | Mrs.

V. M.G.Ozorio

Clark

A. N. Walker I Mrs. M. Ribbons

Illingworth, L. E., Manufacturers’ Shanghai Division: I. H. Kendall | Miss A. Starling

Representative, Linen, Wool and V. R. Butts

Cotton Piece Goods and Wool and K. R. Quick | K. Y. R. Wang, b.a.

Cotton Yarns—210, Kiukiang Road;

Teleph. 18304; P.O. Box 1375; Cable Fertiliser Department:

Ad : Holdslooms V. R. Butts

L. C. Illingworth | A. R. Richards D. W. Gourlay, b.a.

® ^ ft b IS ^ Miss E. Crawther

Ying Shang Pu Nei Men Yang Ghien Cash Department:

Yu Hsien Kung Sze J. G. Forbes I Miss E. Hay

Imperial Chemical Industries S. J. Polykar- | Miss J. Steven-

(China), Ltd. (Incorporated in poff | son

Hongkong), (Formerly Brunner, Mond & Accounts Department:

Co. (China), Ltd.), importers

Dyestuffs, Indigo, Fertilisers, Commer- of Alkalis, W. A. Hogarth, c.A.

cial and Industrial Chemicals, Me- A. A. M. Rose, c.a.

tals & Sundry Products—Brunner, J. R. Main

Mond Building, 133, Szechuen Road ; F. X. Diniz | A. L. Madeira

Telephs. 15070, 15170-9 & 11622-3 (13

Lines); P. O. Box i52; Cable Ad: Alkali A.G. M.

N. Manley Miss G.J.

Hansen | Miss Donnelly

B. Gray

Board of Directors—Lord McGo- Publicity & Property Department:

wan, K.B.E., D.O.L., LL.D. (chair- H. C. F. Aris j S. A. Collaco

man),J. G.Collar,

H. A. Haley

C. B.(vice-chairman),

Cook, A. Y. Shipping Department:

Farmer,

Jackson, R.V.D.St.Gillespie,

J. KilleryG. F.andR. R. J. W. Bisshop

Russell Sun F. M. F. Gutierrez | Mrs. M. Raven

Secretary—C. B. Cook Godown:

Secretarial Department: L. J. G. Perry, supt.

F. E. Lintilhac Manufacturers’ Representatives:

Miss

W. Katz M. Peckham R. L. Aiton, representative, Ste-

Miss J. Remedies warts & Lloyds, Ltd.

Miss C. M. Wilson M. Lymbery, representative, Rec-

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

Mrs. J.H. M.Seaglove

Canavarro man (Overseas), Ltd., Chiswick

Miss D. E. Bell Polish Co. (Overseas), Ltd. and

Miss D. Lawrance

Miss M. Brewer S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra-

Development Department: marine)

G.J.E.McNeil

Matthews, b. sc. (Econ.) K. Duxbury, B.sc., a.i.c., representa-

tive, Forestal Land, Timber &

N. Sykes (Nickel & Nickel Alloys) Railways Co., Ltd. and Natal

Tanning Extract Co., Ltd.

Sales Office: E. Powell, representative, Bald-

H. J. Collar, b.a. wins, Ltd., The Briton Ferry

A.E. B.H. C.Hiers I H. C. Collaco

Riemer A. N. Smirnoff

R. J. Sheppard F. Pordes Steel & Tinplate, Agency, Ltd.

D.L. Warren

J. C. Stewart I| T.Y. Kaneda and The Metal Box Co., Ltd.

Ohba Agents and Distributors for Consti-

W. R. Meathrel | Miss S. Falkine tuent and Subsidiary Companies

D. M. Wheeler | Miss V. Dodd of Imperial Chemical Industries,

C. C. Young | Miss T. Alvares Ltd., London, including:

 SHANGHAI A243

Alfloc, Ltd. N.V. Vereenigde Fabrieken van

I.C.I. (Dyestuffs), Ltd. Ltd. Stearine, Kaarsen en Chemische

I.C.I. (Nitrogen Products), Producten (Stearine)

I.C.I. (General Chemicals), Ltd. Henry Wiggin & Co., Ltd.

I.C.I. (Lime), Ltd. J. & J. White, Ltd.

I.C.I. ( Metals, ) Ltd.

I.C.I. (Paints), Ltd. ft ft m

I.C.I. (Plastics), Ltd.

I. C.I. (Rexine), Ltd. Independent

and

Trading Co., Importers,

Lightning Fastners, Ltd.

Plant Protection, Ltd. Teleph. 16770; P. O. Box 1978; Road;

Exporters — 320, Kiangse Cable

.Agents for: Ad: Alacrity

H. B. Niles, general manager

Albright & Wilson, Ltd. C.J. Hsia,

M. Wong, managerdo.

Alby Chlorate Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd. Agents for-.

American

poration Potash & Chemical Cor- McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Baldwins, Ltd. Bauer k Black

Battle Creek Drugs, Inc.

Ailed Kid Co., Standard Division

Boots Pure Drug Co., Ltd. (Sac- Theo. Schloss & Co., Ltd,

charin) White Laboratories. Inc

A. Boake, Roberts & Co., Ltd.

Borax Consolidated, Ltd.

British Glues & Chemicals, Ltd.

Briton Ferry Steel & Tinplate Inniss 3& Riddle M S H 1# &

(China), Ltd. (Incor-

Agency, Ltd porated in Hongkong), Engineers, Con-

Brotherton & Co., Ltd. tractors and Importers—34, Yuen Ming

Calder & Mersey Extract Co., Ltd. Yuen Road; Telephs. 16236-9; P.O. Box

Chance k Hunt, Ltd. 717; Cable Ad: Powerful

China Soap Co., Ltd. (Glycerine) A. J. Percival, m.i.e.e., mng. director

Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), A. H. Harvey, a.i.e.e., Sales manager

Ltd. J. P. Simoes, secretary

J. & J. Colman (Overseas), Ltd. Power Engineering :

S. A. des Usines Destree (Ultra- S. A. Wallace, specialCo.,repres.,

marine)

Forestal Land, Timber & Rail- Mechanical Thomson-Houston Ltd. British

ways Co., Ltd. & Electrical Engineering

Glycerine, Ltd. Dept. :

Hercules Powder Co. (Wood Ro- P. A.N.A.Jensen

Roche | V. de Souza

sins & Turpentine) Cable k Wires :

J. D, Lewis, Inc. J. E.a.m.i.e.e.,

Barnes, a.m.i.c.e., m.i. mech. e.,

Kryolitselskabet Oresunds A/S ' special repres., Callen-

Metal Box Co., Ltd. der’s Cable k Const.

Mysore Government Sandalwood B. T. Cunningham, a.m.i.e.e.

Oil Factory, Bangalore W.Y.L.Sung,

E. Miller,

Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ltd.

International Nickel Co. of Cana- RadioZ. Dept.: b.sc. a.m.i.e.e.

(Eng.), a.m.i.e.e.

da, Ltd. W. L, E. Miller, a.m.i.e.e.

International Nickel Co., Inc. A. A. Roche | V. T. Vidusoft

Magadi Soda Co., Ltd. Chinese Engineering k Sales Dept.:

Mond Nickel Co., Ltd. T. W.K. K.WooTing | S. D. Chang

Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ltd.

Olivier-Chine (S. A.) Tobacco Dept.:

Reckitt & Sons, Ltd. A.Y.A.T.Roche

Roura & Forgas Yik, compradore

Scott & Bowne, Ltd. (Scott’s Accounts:

Emulsion) J. P. Simoes | C. C. Chu

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.

J. & E. Sturge Correspondence Dept.:

U S. Alkali Export Assn., Inc. Miss

Van Den Berghs, Ltd. MissRowland

N. Roche I| Miss

Miss T.M. Nefedoff

Kantor

A244 SHANGHAI

Institution for the Chinese Bund— tional Electric Writing Machines—

102, Wayfoong House, 220, Szechuen

(See Educational) Road; Teleph. 11636; Cable Ad:

Insurance Company of North America ' Inbusmach P. F. Pong, acting manager

—113, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 12867;

Cable Ad: Norama Agencies Affiliated with :

R. A. Kreulen, general agent Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen

G.m.b.H., Berlin, Germany

Societe

France Francaise Hollerith, Paris,

Ying-shang-sze-hai-pao-hsien-kung-sze

International Assurance Co., Ltd. International Correspondence School

(Incorporated under the Companies

Ordinance of Hong Kong), Life, — (See Educational)

Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Personal

Accident, Baggage and Household- j

ers’ Insurance—17, The Bund; I Wu ^chu ta yahwvong% yum hsien *m *

kung sze

Teleph. 16805 (Private Exchange to ! International Dispensary Co., Ltd.,

AllBoard

Departments);

of Cable

Directors — Ad:

F. Brintasco

R. Smith J

| Manufacturing Chemists, Whole-

(chairman & general manager), Sir and sale Druggists, Soap Manufacturers

R.ShouCalder-Marshall

son Chow, kt., ll.d.,k.b.e., H.SirE. Office: Commission Agents — Head

221, Foochow Road ;. Teleph.

Arnhold, G. E. Marden, C. E. Sher- 19759; Cable Ad : Bloodtonic

win, C. V. Starr, W. T. Sullivan

and E. I. Owen (secretary)

Fire,(Foreign)

Marine Motor Gar & Carnally | b m m w. ft

Wo fung chi ch’i t’sang

B. E.C. I.Sienkevitch, underwriter International Dock—Pootung;

Owen, asst,

M. K. Loh, accountant manager (Day and Night) Dial 02 and askTeleph.

for 98

Mrs. Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co.,

Miss J.M.A.Danenbeg

Cheeseman Ltd., proprietors

Fire & Marine (Chinese) International Export Road;Co. (Kiangsu),

S. Y.L. P.Wang,

Lien,auth.do.representative Ltd.—153, Nanking Telephs.

Life Dept. 18682-3

Z. T. Yang, secretary International Funeral Directors—

Accident and Health Dept. 207, Kiaochow Road; Teleph. 34220;

L. Mrs.

D. Gholson, manager

T. D. Roudin Cable Ad: Chincasket

R.A.O.W.Scott, managing director

Horton, signs per pro.

If; *8 # 3$ Mrs. R.A. O.W. Scott,

Kwei jue su poo shan Mrs.

Miss D. Horton,ladysecretary

Ferguson

assistant

International Booksellers, Ltd., Im- Miss F. Ferguson

porters of Foreign Books and Periodicals

—131, Museum Road; Teleph. 13106;

P.O. Box 723; Cable Ad: Interbooks. International Harvester Export Co.

Branches at: Nanking & Canton —43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Thomas S. Woo, manager

^ a » « «is @ n INTERNATIONAL

of China, Ltd.—9, INVESTMENT

AvenueTRUST EdwardCo.

Van Kwo Shim Yeh Fee Chee VII; Teleph. 84140

Kung Sze F. R. Davey, chairman

International

Corporation, Business AutomaticMachines Directors-H.

Accounting, Book-keeping and Tabula-

Electric Chen, E, S. K. E.Ho-tung, Arnhold,Li K.Ming,P.

ing Machines Employing the “Hollerith” P.Marden,

W. Massey, Tsuyee, McBain,

W. R.

PeiSmith-Wright G. E.

M. Speelman

(Punched Card) Method, Interna- and E. G.

tional Time Systems and Interna- Turner, Sturrock

 SHANGHAI A245

^Kuo& chi^ wur ^ tzah

m %hungn sze.m Italian Government Tourist Bureau,

Official Representatives: The Italian

International Products Co., Ltd., Bund; Chamber of Commerce — 26, The

Engineers and importers of Telephone,

Radio, Electric Power and Distribution Itoh Cadicoit Teleph. 11315; Cable Ad:

Equipment and Supplies,

StorageHigh Vol- Cotton& Co., Ltd., C., Cotton Yarn,

PieceYardGoods,

tage D. C. Machines,

and Dry Cells—Temporary

Batteries

Office: Lane Yarn, Silk and Artificial Silk

General Mer-

205-4, Yenping Road ; Teleph. 30770 ; chandise—110, 13299; P. O

Hankow Road ; Teleph.

Box 542; Cable Ads:

Cable Ads: Interproco

I. V. Wab, director and 3069 Maruito & Marubeni. Head Office:

Osaka, Japan

T.K. S.T. Koo

Long, president K. Ohyama, general manager

Sole Distributors for:

Willard

land, Storage Co., Cleve- Iwai

Battery Automobile,

Ohio, U.S.A.:

& Co., Ltd., Importers

porters—Hamilton House, 170, and Ex-

Kiangse

Marine, Aircraft and Lighting Road;

P. O. Telephs.

Box 539; 19740,

Cable 19748

Ad : and 19749:

Iwai

Batteries

Electric Specialty Co. (ESCO), ^ £ ItOffice, G.D.—410, * Sze-

Stamford, Conn., U.S.A.: High Jack Insurance

Voltage D.C.Dynamotors,

Generators, Generators, Rotary

Motor chuen Road, Room No. 352 ; Teleph.

Convertors and Gasoline Electric 14499 G. D. Jack | C. K. Loh

Power Plants for Radio Communic- Agents for-.

ation Purposes North British & Mercantile Insurance

International Savings Society —{See Co.,Central

The Ltd.

Banks) ConfederationInsurance Co., Ltd.

Life Association

International Tobacco Co., Leaf To- Jacks & Co., William—88, Musuem

bacco

Teleph. Dealers

11229; P.—O.40,BoxNingpo

512; CableRoad;

Ad- Road, 3rd Floor; Telephs. 11478-9;

Intertobac P. O. Box 920; Cable Ad: Limpets

International Trading Co., Import- Jacobsen, Axel., IT 7^ ^'J

ers and Exporters, Laboratory Ap- Exporters of Cotton

paratus, Stationers, Technical Raw Waste Teleph.

and Rags—40, Ningpo Road,

15800; Cable Ad: Ajacobsen

Materials, etc. —220, Szechuen Road; Axel Jacobsen, proprietor

Teleph. 19850; Cable Ad: Intradinoo Kurt Meyer, manager

Kuo Lee King, Chinese manager

£ Eise manpg e. sung ^ ^ Tt & hung m. msze

Isenman & Smith, Drs., Dental Jade StoreFbo,Co.,hongChinese CuriosRoad:

and

Surgeons—North-China

TheW.Bund; Building, 17

11692; P. O. Box 1216 Jewellery,

Teleph.d.d.s. etc.— 80, Nanking

J. Isenman, Teleph. 13237

Haumann Li, manager

W. Rector Smith, d.d.s. Bolton Lee,(Sales

assistant

P. C. Feng Dept.)

II M Shuang Loony T. Y. Lee, accountant

Ismer & Co., C., Watch and Chronometer

Makers, Jewellers

Nanking and Opticians—244,

Road; Teleph. 12289; Cable Jang Hwa 'u m eta m m sm

Ad: Ismer

C. P.Treppenhauer ImportersHoandKzeExporters,

Co,, (ChinaImporters

Sports),

Halle I W. F.Lupulescu of Motion

Goods, Picture Machinery,

etc,, and Exporters Athletic

of Peking

H. Thunig | P. S. Chao Jewelry

BubblingandWellChineseRoad;ArtTeleph.

Goods—570,

33512;

Italian Bank for China, The —(^ee Cable Ad: Chinasport

T. T. Chang, manager

Banks)

A246 SHANGHAI

Japan Dental Manufacturing Co., Cashiers Dept.—

Dental Instruments and Artificial Teeth T. Kanno, M. Maruyama, M. Wa-

—1, Woosung Road; Teleph. 41363 tanabe, M. Nagai, S. Kurozawa,

Shih Pao Ching and Miss T.

Japan Tourist Bureau — Hongkew N akaseko

Office: 1324, North Szechuen Road; Supplies Dept.—

Telephs. 46387-9; P. O. Box 1288; Cable Y. Matsuura, Y. Tojo and S. Itoh

Ad: Tourist. Head Office: Tokyo

Japanese Cotton Millowners As-

Japanese Chamber of Commerce—(Nee sociation

and in China—Associations

Societies)

Chambers of Commerce)

Japanese Telegraph Office—25, Seward

Road; Telephs. 40624 (Counter), 40634

Jih pen shang xvu Tcuan shih vju so (Director) and 40650 (Secretary)

Japanese Commercial Counsellor—50, S.G. Morita, directorsupt. of Secretarial

Yamamoto,

Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 11234; Cable Office

Ad: Shomukan H. Togawa, supt. of Telegraph

S. K.Shimada, commercial attache

Kudo, chansellor

M. lida, interpreter Jardine

K. Kakihaha

SK. Matsuoi Ltd., TheEngineering

(IncorporatedCorporation,

under the

Yamazak ]| T.M. Nishio

Yonezawa Companies Ordinances of Hong

Kong)—Head Office: 50, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road; Teleph. 15290 (Private-

Japanese Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Exchange to All Sections); P.O.-

Box 1238; Cable Ad: Jardeng

Japanese Cotton Merchants Associa- W. J. Keswick, chairman

tion of Shanghai—(See Associa- G.S. Stucken,

G. C. Harper, director

a.m.t.e.e., a.m.i. mEch.e.

tions and Societies) H. R. Fielding, secretary

H. Y. Hsu, Chinese manager

Japanese Residents’ Corporation of Correspondence

Shanghai—128, Quinsan Rd. (Quin- A.A. A.P. Simoes

san House); Telephs. 42390, 42396-9 de Sousa I! S.V. L.T. Sunn

Sun

(5 Lines); P. O. Box 3053 Miss L. Lucas | P. C. Lee

President—M. Amano Accounts Section

, Commissioner

Matsunaga of Loan Dept. — T. R.L. F.H. Lopes

Box

Treasurer—Y. Shirasaka | A. P. Zuzarte

General Dept.— General Engineering

S. Nagata, K. Kikumura, R. Section

Ohgoshi, N. Hosoki, S. Shiraha- S. Stucken, a.m.i.e.e., a.m.i. mech.e.

ma, Y. Kuwata, M. Mukai, N. C.S. A.V. Tremlett

Eckford (Absent)

Sueyoshi, T. Nagasaki, Miss K. Y. Egger I J. S. Ossin

Tajima, Miss T. Nishida, Miss

T. Nakamura and Miss S. Fu-

kunaga S.V. E.S. Chaplin

M. Branson | Mrs.(John

E. A.Thompson

de Sousa

Loan Dept.— Watertube Boilers Ltd.,

R. A. E. Denton (National Gas & Oilrepr.)

K. Matsumoto, H. Takagi, Y. Paris Engine

HiattCo., Ltd., repr.) Co., repr.)

(Ingersoll-Rand

Ishidzu, Y. Nishikawa, K. Jinu- I.E. C.Lewis

Ko (Ingersoll-Rand

shi, S. Ishino, S. Murata, M.

Tanaka, C. Kimura, M. Naka- (English ElectricCo.)Co., Ltd.,,

mura, S. Hosotani, Y. Matsuda, Otto repr.)

Theiler (Schindler Lifts)

G. Nishioka, Y. Awane, M. No- H. V.c. Chien, B.SC., A.M.I.E.E.

naka and Miss H. Yamada w. Chen

Accounts Dept.— T. D. Wang I C. Shen

K. Shiomi, T. Ohkura, Mrs. Y. Z. L. HoYing Kwan,| C.grad. H. Yenne

Kaigawa and Miss M. Tanaka Chein m.i.e.e.

 SHANGHAI A247

Manufacturing & Railway Section W. J. Keswick

R G. Morrison, a.m.i. mech.e. J.F. H.A. Keswick

Pollock (Absent)

N. V. Nicolsky A.H. M.Borchardt

ViazmitinofF R.W. Gordon

H. Peschek E. D. Smith, signs p. p.

V.M. Schroemo

I. Dubrovin G.V. N. Grosner

Fridieff W, B. Rigden, do.

F. Powell (J. Stone & Co., Ltd., repr.) Correspondence

H. H. Lennox, Office: signs p. p.

J. F. G. Tubbs (Westing-house Brake Miss E. A. Unite

& Signal Co., Ltd., repr.) Mrs. J.J. A.McGirr

J. Thomas

H. T. Chien | P. W. Huang Miss

Industrial & Bv/ilding Supplies Sec-

tion BookMrs. Office: E Mayes

W. H. H. Lennox, signs p. p.

D. F.H. Beare

Way |I R.M. T.A. Sampson

Gaan A. H. Merriles

A. M. Souza | W. C. Norman E. Lang | F. M. Guedes

J. T. Asquith (Associated British Property & Estate Dept.:

Machine Tool Makers, Ltd., repr.) G. D.E. G.O. Mirams, Mayne a.r.i.b.a.

S. repr.)

C. Chan (Thomas Cowan & Co., G. K. Bologoft

H. J. Hurst (S. A. Pour ITndustrie Import Dept.:

A. Piercy, signs p. p.

de (’Aluminium, repr.) E.A. R.J. J.Traynor

J. Works,

H. McGregor

Ltd., mgr.) (McGregor Iron White 1 A.W. R.BakerRichards

R. repr.)

S. Parker (Garlock Packing Co., T. Brennan

R.P. J.BrandtHart G.Mrs.F. I.Hunting

| B. E. Marcal

H. Schall (Singapore Rubber Works, M. Volkonsky Dawson

Ltdrepr.)

C. Ltd.,

J. H.repr.)

Spraggett (W. & T. Avery, C.W. S.H.King Kemp I Miss C. Thomas

A. Co.,

P. T.Ltd.,

Taylor-Gill (Edgar Allen & Tea H.Dept.: Kellner I Miss K. E.Gray

Miss D. John

E. (China), repr.)

C. Wakeling (Hope Crittall F. A. Norton

Ltd., repr.) H.

T. H. Zee B. E.D. Botton M. Barton (Absent)

(Absent)

F. D. Hsu I S. W. Chang A.R. B.BrysonStafford (Taipeh, Formosa)

Oil Section I. D. Bruce

W. H. Way SilkR. &Plattner

Waste Silk Dept.:

B.V. W. Bloomberg, a.p.i.

Bocevitch

A. Bereanevitch (Bulk Oil Plant, ChinaF. C.Produce

L. Pootung) Stockar | Miss M. Anderson

Dept.:

Miss M. Mende | Y. S. Knien G.A.D.J.Raeburn Hall || Miss F. H.Uydens

Miss M. Ross

Textile Machinery Section Zee Yue Dong, compradore

(SeeArnhold

Textile& Co.,

Machinery Ewo Brewery Co. :

Ltd. and Agencies

The Jardineof Office

J. L. Simmons C.W. K.Niconoff Anderson

Engineering Corporation, Ltd.)

T.L.T. C.J.Klyhn

G. Pearson N. B. Ramsay

Smith J. Schwarz

m b ta St. Louis S.C. Singer

Jardine,

E wo sze chang

Matheson & Co.’s Silk Fil- J.L. A.R. Watson A. Cruz

ature—1037, Chengtu Road (Sinza) J. J. McGuire J.M.S.T.Chin Tsao

C. F. Ribiero

Brewery

fa 1& E Wo K.F.Renner, chief brewmaster

Jardine,

(British), MathesonSteamship

Merchants, & Co.,Agents,

Ltd. P. Koeniger,

Holm, asst, brewmaster do.

&Bund;

General Insurance Agents—27, The Ewo Cold Storage Co.:

Teleph. 15290; P. O. Box 611; R. M. Nash | G. G. Patterson

Cable Ad: Jardines A.C. L.J. Barling

Mathew' I! J.W.E. S. Gittins

Whaley

A248 SHANGHAI

Insurance Dept. : Proprietors of:

K.J.A.A.E. MasonKendrew I R. G. Sayle Ewo Silk Filature

P. Snaith | R. A. Burn Ewo Cold

Ewo Press Storage

PackingCo.Co.

M. S. Agafuroff | Miss H. C. Lang General Managers for:

Ewo Press Packing Co. : Indo-China

G. E. O. Mayne

Cotton Mills Dept.: Ewo Cotton S.N. Mills,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Sales Managers for :

J. R. Mothersill L.R. F.Eskelund Wood Ewo Brewery Co.

General Agents for :

R.A. U.W. Robson Miss K.E. BG.C.Cumine

Reynolds Mrs. Sharp Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd

M. H. Feeney Joint Agents:

Accounts British & Chinese Corporation

S. A.M.H.ThornleyChambers IG. C. Thompson Agents for :

R. Whitmore, Jr. MissD.E Ramplin Glen Line, Ltd.

R. P. G. Dowdall I MissC.E.M.Colter Prince Line, Ltd.

Indo-China S.N. Co., Ltd. : Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.

K. de C. Longmire H. R. MacMillan Export Co., Ltd.

E. F. Ratti Millars’ Timber & Trading Co.,

G.T. S.Puncheon Ltd.

H. Hoey Bombay - Burmah Trading Corpo-

R.E. Frost (Claims) ration, Ltd.

The North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

R. G.O. Willis

Butler

Staatsmijnen in Limburg

W. C.B.Lamb

T.P. Murray Peach Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd.

White Horse Distillers, Ltd.

Mrs. H. Tonkin Charles Marchant’s Whisky

Mrs. N. V. Chadderton Otard Dupuy & Cie

Seager

C. k E. EvansMorton,& Col,

Ltd. Ltd.

E.MissA. I.Marques

Blair

Cadbury-Fry Export Dept.

W. M. Dung Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.-Book Office: Henry Matier & Co.

J. McCaig Remington Typewriter

D. O. MacLennan | A. M. Gutierrez

Ocean Shipping Dept. : keeping Machine Agency

Gordon Yates Chesebrough Mfg. Co.. Cons’d.

F. M. Ide ,| P. M. Barrera Daggett & Ramsdell

Chas. Goodall & Son (Thomas de la

A.G. D:Harrop Kay | Miss Mrs. P.M. Brewer

T. Tresize Rue)

Dr. D. Jayne & Son

Marine Superintendent’s Dept.: Lanman & Kemp-Barclay & Co., Inc.

Capt.marine A. R. supt.

Williamson,

(Absent)o.b.e., d.s.c., M archant Calculating Machine Co.

Capt. R. E. Smith, acting marine Pyrene Co., Ltd.

supt. Powers AcCotiniing k, Tabulating

H.Palmer,

Craig, engineer supt.purser Machine Corpn.

J.Capt. supervisory Remington

Slack & Brownlow,Rand, Inc.Ltd.

G. I. Lawson,cargo supt. Stance, Inc.

P.Mrs.Colman, assistant

P. C. Kendall United Exporters, Ltd.

Preventive Office: 59, Peking Road; Universal Postal Frankers, Ltd.

Teleph. 10498

N. J. Bourne, chief preventive officer B.Sharp & Dohme,

L. Lemke & Co.,Inc.New York

General Compradore : P.ValeE. &Scrivener & Co.,Co.Ltd.

Towne Mfg.

Pan Tse Chuen Plaimar, Ltd.

Ewo Adeps Lanae, Ltd.

Z. S.A.SilkK.Tsu,Filature: 1037, Chengtu Road

compradore

Yoong, Waste Silk compr.

Cow & Gate, Ltd.

The Natal Chemical Syndicate, Ltd.

 SHANGHAI A24&

Fire, Marine, Burglary, Hotoscholder’s tt Tse Zin9

Typhoon, Earthquake,

Motor-car, Baggage,

Lift, Plate-glass, Life, Jebsen & Co., Import, Export, Machinery,

Personal

Accident and Sickness Insurance: Shipping and Insurance—110, Hankow

The Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Road; Telephs. 11574-6; P.O. Box 620;

Cable Ad: atJebsen; All CodesCanton,

Used.

Ltd.

The Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. Branches Swatow, Amoy, Hongkong,

Tientsin and Peiping

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. J. F. C. Jebsen, partner (Aabenraa)

Triton Insurance Co., Ltd. J. H. .lessen, do. (Hongkong)

Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd. M. Jebsen, signs per pro.

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.

Bankers & Traders Insurance Co., Jenkins, Bruce S., Federal Inc., U.S.A,

Ltd.

Liverpool & London & Globe In- General Insurance, Fire, Rental, Marine,

Life, Automobile, Parcel Post, Plate-

surance Co., Ltd. Glass, Guarantee Bonds, Lines—113,

Accident

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.

Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co., Sickness Kiukiangand RoadOther Casulty

; Teleph. 17272

Ltd.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Bruce S- Jenkins, president

Mrs. I. M. Baxter, secretary

Jarno, R., Exchange Broker—45, Kiu- Jensen, G. S., Engineer, Contractor

kiang Road: Telephs. 18596, 19878 and Merchant-410, Szechuen Road;

and 12310 Teleph. 14215; Cable Ad: Jen-

senius

Java-China-Japan Lijn, Agentschap

Shanghai, NA., Steamship Owners Jewish Commumcal Association—(Nec

and Agents — Brunner-Mond Bldg., Associations and Socie ties)

(4133, Lines);

Szechuen P. O.Road;BoxTeleph. 16247

1348; Cable Jewish National Fund Commission

Ad: Javalijn for China — (See Associations and

J. D. Carritre, manager Societies)

Shipping Department

T. C. Kruyt, signs per pro. Johnson Garage, Ltd.—800, Peking Road;

W. M. de Haan Teleph. 40000

Jhr. D. van den Brandeler S. E.Y. K.Chow, manager

W. van Heusden H. Chang, b.a., secretary

F.Mrs.K. M.Wiersum

Noodt J. T. Chang, traffic

Mrs. S Costa S. H. Mac, service

Mrs. B. Remedies

Passage Department ft * S iir

K. E. Dik, signs per pro. Qu che foo hun de

Miss D. Parkhill Joseph Brothers, General Merchants—

Mrs. M. Collins Hongkong & Shanghai BankCable

Building,

Bookkeeping Department Room 200; Telephs. 16305-6, Ad:

G. A. Rodde Menabro

Ellis Joseph, principal

^ 0 Wan Lai A. M. Sopher, signs per pro.

F. X. C. N. Sequeira, accountant

Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Misss Flora Solomon, stenographer

Fire, Marine and Motor-car Insurance S. C. Chen, compradore

—3, Edward Ezra Road;

(2 Lines); Cable Ad: Sluytersco Teleph. 18769

F. L. Brinkman, manager Joseph,

missionR. Agent—Hongkong

M., General Merchant& Shanghai

and Com-

G. J Grilk, Jr., asst, manager Bank Bldg.: Telepn. 16306; Cable

Ad: Rayj os

Jeansin Piano Co.—471, Avenue Joffre; R. P.M.S.Joseph

Barradas | N. C. Chen

Teleph. 82293; Cable Ad: Jean

A250 SHANGHAI

18 B filf ± £ & 19304 (Direct to Agents Private Office)

Fdh ven shang hai jih pao 17716 (Direct to Accounts Dept), 32360

(Direct 77022to (Direct

Coal Yard, Markham Boad)

Journal de Shanghai, Le—21-32, Hue and to Coal Yard, Corner

du Consulat; Teleph. 84063; Cable Ad: Avenues

Journachan Box 1198; Roi CableAlbert and Sieyes); P.O.

Ad: Kaiping

G. S. Moresthe, mgr. & editor T. F. Wei, agent

E. F. Watts, asst, agent

M. Sun, do.

K.138,

D. Kiangsi

Petroleum Co. of China, The— T. S. Wang, chief secretary

Road; Teleph. 14573; Cable Accounts Dept.

Ad: Macmilpet;Private.

Codes: Acme, Mosse,: K. F.S. Lieu,

N. Chang,sub-accountant

accountant

Bentley’s

Hongkong; &Branches: HeadNanking,

Canton, Office Hsuan Wang, do.

Macao, Changsha

H.O.Ammann, Sales Dept.

T.Wongattorney I N. S.Woo L. Handley-Derry

Lautien

L. M. Chack ! D. S. Koo

Sole Distributors for China: W. Y, UnZee II Y.MissK. K.Chane F. Wong

Macmillan Petroleum Corporation, Purchase Dept.

Los Angeles Long Lau

Macmillan Ringfree Lubricating Oils Shipping

B. E. Caulton

& Commercial

Kable (D.) Industrial Engineering Secretariat

Co., Consulting, Mechanical G.H.G. T.Green

chnical Engineers—368, KiangseandRoad;

Te-

Wharf Dept.

Wang | Mrs. B. M Bell

Teleph.

Head 16162;

Office: Cable

Chicago Ad: Kablexport. M. Sun, manager I L. Y. Ho

D. M. Kable, gen. manager N. T. Lieu | K. T. Lee

H. J. Weber, mgr. (Chicago, 111.) Capt. A. Watson | R. E. Nash

S.Ernst

D. Yuen, Sales manager

Wolf, secretary General Managers for:

Lelund Sun, stenographer Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.

^ ^ m :M M Kailan Sales & Wharf Agencies,

Kai dou lee fu tee kung sze Distributors

CeramicsfortoYaooftheHuaKailan

Chinese CoalMarket;

and

Kadoorie & Sons, Sir Elly, Merchants Agents Co., Ltd., Chinwangtao, Mechanical

and Glass

Managers

—259, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18180 of Pootung

& 18189, 20891 (Residence: Marble ves—33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253;

Hall) ; Cable Ad : Kadoorie : Codes : Cable Ad: 3497

Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second. Kailan Mining

Hongkong Office: St. George’s

Building O.Lieu Ong

S. Lieu Sung,Administration

and T.partners

S. Wang, joint

and

Partners—Sir E. S. Kadoorie,

(Com. Leg. Hon.), L. Kadoorie k.b.e. managers

(Chev.

(Chev. Leg. Hon.) and H. Kadoorie

Leg. Hon.) Kann, E., Exchange Broker-Continental

Bank

Room Building,

501; Telephs. 113, 13235

Kiukiang Road

and 17265;

% % m m m Cable Ad: Ekann

Kai lan kvoang wu chu

Kailan Mining Administration, The, ft ft ® /it

Coal,

Shipping Ceramics, TheWindow

—12, Hongkong Bund,&Glass and

Entrance

Foochow Road, Shanghai Karanjia

chants, & Son, N.andJ.,Exporters—125,

Importers General Mer-

Bank Building, 1st Floor, Rooms 145, Hankow Road; Teleph. 14089; Cable Ad:

146,148 and 149; 3rd Floor, Rooms 314 to Karanjia

321, 323, 324, 324a,and

11070,11077,11078 325 11079

to 327;(4Telephs.

Lines), N. J. Karanjia, manager & proprietor

17776 (Direct to Shanghai Sales Office), Y.J. E.M. Cohen

Zung, shroff

 SHANGHAI A251

w m * & n Kerr Steamship Co., Ino.—133, Sze-

Kasamatstt Dispensary, Medicines, Sur- chuen Road; Telephs. 16247, 16717

gical Instrument and Morinaga’s Con- 17876 (4 Lines); Cable Ad: Javalijn

fectionery—389, Canton Road; Telephs. H

90496, 96163; P.O. Box 587

Che loh mo e sung

Kassoff, Dr. J. F.—219, Hamilton College of Veterinary Keylock & Pratt, Members of the Royal

House; Teleph. 14379 and Infirmary — 645,Surgeons, Gordon Surgery

Road ;

Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C. 4th andAd : 5thKeylock

39997 ; Cable edns.,;

glj Bih Fah Bentley’s, Lieber’s Western Union

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. (Incorporated in J.D. Edgar, m.r.c.v.s.,b.sc.,

d.v.s.m.

Hongkong),

Printers, Publishers,Stationers

Lithographers, Booksellers,

and L. McWhirter, m.r.c.v.s.

News Agents — 66, Nanking Road ; R. H. Robertson, m.r.c.v.s.

Teleph. 10046 ; P.O. Box 613 ; Cable General Managers for:

Ad: Kellv Culty Dairy Co., Ltd.

A. E. Glover, mng. director Scotch Dairies, Ltd.

J.S. H.O. Gregory,

Searle, director

manager n m

Sales Dept. Keys & Sons Architects—45,

Dowdeswell), (Successors to Kiukiang

Keys &

H. O. Thorpe I Miss L. E. Foster Road; Teleph. 13258; Cable Ad: Sekwa;

F. A. Tonnochy | Mrs. R. Taylor Code:

Accounts Dept. MajorBentley’sP. H. Keys, d.s.o., f.r.i.b.a.

N. P. Marsoff, secretary

V. S. Pastoohoff, sub-accountant Kiangsu Chemical Works—Lane 1501,

N. H. Alves | V. C. Sangaland 181,L. Ferry Road;general

Teleph. manager

32032

Correspondence Dept. E. Fisher,

I C. Corte-Real | Miss M. Lubeck H. A. Ashworth, asst, manager

Printing Office: iOO, Ferry Road; Y. S. Zee, do

Teleph. S8S91 R. Gates, technical assistant

Mrs. Hunting

J. V.H. M.Searle, manager

Allington, asst, manager

J.R. L.W.Youngman Kiangstt Realty Co., Fed. Inc., U. S. A.

Rawlinson —43, Canton Road; Teleph. 10942

A. B. Alvarez W. S. Elliot, president

Miss N. D. Brown, vice-president

B. S. A.Hwang,

Dimitriades

Sales repres. C.A. A.M. King,

d’Eca,secty. & treas.

building supt.

Branch: 876, Bubbling Well Road;

Teleph. SSiU Kiencheng Banking Corpn.— (See Banks)

Mrs. A. Cifka | Miss S. Chijov King

' Sole Agents for: LaneChen 1086 N.Paper Mill,Road;

Chengtu Ltd.—Q10,

Teleph.

Adrema Addressing & Listing Machine 35786 10656 Office: 20, Canton Road; Teleph.

f| ^ Kah Chong S. Y. Wong, mng. director

Kermani & Co., R. S., Silk, Tea, Beans, ^ M % U

Cotton Yarn Exporters, Merchants & King Exporting

Commission Agents—10, Rue du Exporters andCorporation, Commission Importers

Agents—

Consulat;

Rostamian Teleph. 82792 ; Cable Ad: 126, Embankment Building; Teleph.

R.P. R.S. Kermani,

Kermani, manager

proprietor 41715; P.O. Box 1455; Cable Ad: Kinexco

A.F. Garramiola,

J. Gast, general manager

manager

Miss H. Kermani. signs per pro. Y. K. Cheng, accountant

A.G. Babaintz

Leriou, (Shipping)

assistant C.P. J.Y. Hou,

Lee, shipping clerk

F. Tsu, chief clerk Miss clerk stenographer

G. Feldger,

A9

A252 SHANGHAI

IT # IE E Kiyohara & Co. (Established 1909), Coal

Kingshill Trading Co., Tobacco Specia- eph. Merchants—110, Szechuen Road; Tel-

lists & Road; Cigar Central

Manufacturers—H9, 12302; P.O. Box 644; Cable Ad:

Nanking Arcade; Cable Kiyohara

Ad:L. Kingsbill

Koenigsberger, manager 1$ 2S fa

Jar Ling Bao

n& ^m% n m & Klingelnberg Soehne, W. Fred., G.m.

Jing hai mo yik yu ye. kung $zt b.H., Zweigniederlassung Shanghai,Sole

Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd.,Agents—137, Importers for Klingelnberg—Works:

Importers, Hueckeswagen, Remscheid (Germany)

Exporters, Manufacturers’ Manufacturers of Machine Tools, Small

Peking Road; Teleph. 17691; Cable Ad: Tools and Machine Knives—133, Yuen

Kinhai

H. Y. Chen, manager Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 17942; Cable

Y.K. W. Choi, sub-manager Ad: Klingco

Dr. e.h. G. Adolf Klingelnberg

Y.T.F.C.C.Ling,

Cheng, accountant

secretary

Cheng (Foodstuffs Dept.)

(Remscheid)

Martin H. Schulz, signs per pro.

H. W. Kiang (Retail Dept.) H. Schmid

C. Z. Sze (Woollen Dept.) C. W. Ling, compradore

C. F. Chen (Yarn Dept.) Mrs. N. Smeloff, secretary

M 5t M ir ^ ^ Knipschildt

and Exporters & Eskelund, Ltd.,Importers

-220, Szechuen Road;

Tsong ja kiou sin chi tsax) tsang

Kiousin Dock (Societe Franco-Chinoise 459; Cable Ad: Knipco P.O. Box

Telephs. 19217 and 18222;

de Constructions Metalliques etMecani- C.A. J.H. Knipschildt,

ques), Shipbuilders,

Boilermakers, Woodwork Contrac-

Engineers and Eskelund, director

do.

tors, and Constructors of Diesel Eng- R.

Mrs. E. Manley,

Stella accountant

Adix, steno.

ines etc.—9, Quaide France; Telephs. Miss Z. N. Seligeeva, do.

82034 and 21149, 22678 (Nantao);

Cable Ad: Kiousin. Works: Avenue Kobayashi Yoko, Importers and Expor-

de Bezaure ters—115, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10182;

Kishida & Co., H, Dealers in Japanese P.O.Box 571; Cable Ad: Hats

Fancy

40446 Goods—202, Broadway; Teleph. n & m m

H. Kishida, manager Ko dak kung sze

KODAK CO., EASTMAN, Distributors

Kitafuku Yoko (Paoshan Glass Works), of Photographic Goods and Accesso-

Glassware Manufacturers and General ries. X-Ray Supplies and Motion

Pictures. Films—185, Yuen Ming

Importers — 16, Siking Road; Teleph. Yuen Road; Teleph. 17310; Cable

14313

Ads: Kodak or 1169. Head Office:

Kiu Cheng Loon Export & Import tsin Rochester, N.Y.; Branches: Tien-

Co.—121, Kiangsi Road; Teleph. and Hongkong

13689 R.L. L.E. Farnsworth,

O’Bolger, representative

manager for China

KiuSilks,

Cheng Pongee Co., Exporters of Raw M. C. Reid

Honan, Ninghai and Shantung F. R. Diebold B. R. Worden

Pongees,

WeihaiweiSilk Road;PieceTeleph.

Goods,33993;

etc.—472,

Cable A.F. Graudi

Ruf Mrs. C.W. Boyack

jMiss F. Nyi

Ad: Ponco F. Lamars ; Miss M. Silva

^ Kong Kec

KiuExporters

Foo & Co.,— HeadGeneral Importers

Office: and Koenigsberger,

22, Siking ter 46c,; Central L., Importer

Arcade, and Expor-of

Corner

Road; Telephs. 13393-4; P. O. Box 578: 15921: Nanking & Szechuen Roads; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Kiufoworld Cable Ad: Kingshill

 SHANGHAI A253

b m * ® m $6 * * &

Ko-fa-da-yafong Kong Dah Co., Dealers in All Kinds

Kofa American Drug Co., Drugs, ofHeadRice,Office: Flour, Grain and Fodder—

Chemicals, Hospital and Laboratory Teleph. 83870 132-136, Route Conty;

Supplies, Manufacturing Chemists C. H. Jui, general manager

—226, Nanking Road; P.0. Box Branches:

155; Teleph.t<> AH

Exchange 18790Departments);

(6 Lints, Private

Cable 95, Route Pere Robert; Teleph. 73507

Ad : Kofn : Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Mosse 633-5, Rue

and Bentley’s 598, Rue AmiralBayle;

162-4,Avenue du du Teleph. 84580

PereRoiFroc;Albert;

Teleph. 82299

Teleph.

Executive Dept.: 71633

C. S. Franklin, president 181, Mouhnein Road; Teleph. 36216

E. IT. Thiel

H. W. Pfluff, manager & secretary

Accounting Dept.: Korean Store, The, Dealers in

G. Schink, chief accountant Korean Products — 687, Avenue

I. F. Pei Joffre; Teleph. 72370

General Office:

Chr. Burnh, signs per pro. Koreska, W., Manufacturers of Sta-

Mrs. M. Young tionery, Office Supplies and Paper

Wholesale Dept.: Goods—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

K. Tauber I H. W. Holland Teleph. 10219; P.O. Box 1105: Cable

O. Hoehmann | E. Lamb Ad : Korescarbo

Hospital cfe Laboratory Supply Dept.: K. Schindler, manager

L. G. Roban I ‘ A. K. Rheinfeldt Baumgartner

X-Ray. Electro-Medical »fe Optical Dept.: J. Urain T A. H. Nolting

F. Kamuf

Chinese Dept.: Kosloff, L., Importer of French Silk

Dr. T. H. Li | H. I. Lee and Woollen Materials and Novelties,

Advertising

V. P. Zoong Dept.: Exporter of Antiques and Curios—

Factory it Laboratories—1568, Ward 61, Cable

Nanking Road; Teleph. 16015;

Ad: Kosorient. Head Office:

Road; Telephs. 50979 & 51068 34,

Dr. F. Kupfer : 04,Rue le Boetie,

Shreve Paris. San

Building, Branch Office:

Francisco,

C. Elarasim | N. A. Lagoon California

Pharmacy—(Nee

pensary) under American Dis-

K. P.M. LineSzechuen (Orient-Java-Africa

Koh Wei Chi & Co., Importers and Line)—133, 16247, 16717 & 17876

Road; Telephs.

(4 Lines); Cable

Exporters, Speciality: Straw Hats Ad: Javalijn

—505. Honan Road; Teleph. 93947;

P. O. Box 1497; Cable Ad: Kohweichi Kreulen, R. A., Insurance—113, Kiu-

M. T. Kuo, manager kiang Road; Teleph. 12867; P.O.

S. Y. Chen, secretary Box 936; Cable Ad: Norama

Kohler, Groesser

Brokers—113, Kiukiang Road, Room

404a; Telephs. 18811, 16176 and 16627; Krugsmanff ifc #Co., sJ., Ship « «

Cable Ad: Kursmakler Chandlers—

A. Kohler, partner

H. Groesser, do. Cable Ad: Krijgsman Teleph. 41819;

141, Ming Hong Road;

0. H. Rogge, do. G. J. Grilk, manager & proprietor

Kokttsai Unyu (Katsha (International ffiii Hi

Express

ing, CustomsCo.L Shipping,

Brokers, Charter-

etc. 89, Foochow K’o lei ssu lih sze

Road; Telephs. 13744, 13876, 18213, Krisel & Krisel, Attorneys and Counsel-

13947, 13S03, Ad:

1140: Cable 13654Main & 18310; P.O. Box lors-at-Law — 330, Szecbuen

Teleph. 16360; Cable Ad: Lesirk

Road;

*A9

A254 SHANGHAI

Krivoss Realty Co., Architects, Land Kuo Min News Agency—53, Foochow

and

1331, Estate

AventteAgents and Contractors—

Joffre; Teleph. 73953 Road; Teleph. 14231; Cable Ad:

B.J.Krivoss, manager Kuomineus

J. Kim, secretary m m w, wi

Kttno Chin ofIronEngines,

Works Boilers

Co., Manu- Kwang hip shn cho

facturers and Kwang Hsueh Publishing House, Eng-

Industrial Machinery—66, Linching lish and Chinese Publishers, Agents and

Road; Telcph. 50214 Booksellers—140

Ad: Lesdor Peking Road; Cable

Kung Dah Co.—2767, Pingliang Miss M. Yerne McNeely

Road; Teleph. 51029 Mrs. Griffiths

rn X ^ life fi?; ^ ^ m &m m rnkm it

Kung IRugs—391,

Cheng, Manufacturers of Carpets Kwang Wha Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

and

Teleph. 33458; Factory : 100 Passage, Cable Ads: Kwanpetcoy & 5355 11474-6;

Bubbling Well Road; 14, Museum Road; Telephs.

127, Route

Cable du Pere Froc; Teleph. 82246;

Ad: Kunichen LaNanking

Donna,Road; Silk Salon

Teleph.Modertiique—197,

19821; Cable Ad:

WiKung$yih saMchang Ladonna

L. Riggio, manager

Kung

Cotton YikSpinning

Mill_(Ewo.Cotton Mills, Ltd.), Lace & Linen Syndicate, Exporters

and Manufacturing—

150, Robison Road, Jessfield Wholesalers,

turers Retailers Laces

of Hand-made and ManufUc-,

and Art

Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd., general Linens—114,

W.managers, 27, The Bund

Smith, manager 17685; Cable Ad: Neelinohen Teleph.

Peking Road;

T. Boardman I F- Wilkinson Neeling Chen, manager

S.H. Worley Miss

W. P.V.SiaoM. Botelhoi M. T. Chen

Latham || C.A. W.R. Whitaker

Cunninghan

JL Kung Sze Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., Shipping In-

Kunst & Albers, Importers, Engineers surance Hongkong and &Commission

Shanghai Agent’s,

Bank etc.—

Bldg.;

and Contractors, Piece Goods, Sundries, Teleph. 12854; P.O.

Hardware, Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Artillery; Code: Bentley’s, Scott’s1 and Box 1602: Cable Ad:

Steel & Oil Departments—110,

Road; Telephs. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179;Szechuen Boe

Cable Ad: Kunstalber; Codes: A. B. C. N.V. C.H. Olive,

Lacey, director

do.

6th. Rudolph Mosse with Suppl.,

ley’s, Acme with Suppl,, Alpha-Code Bent- S. S. Wong

and Private L. D. M. Beattie ) Mrs. M. S* Reeves

Dr. A- Albers, partner J. Prentice, marine supt. for

Andrews Weir & do.

P.G. Nestler,

von Dattan,

signs do.

per pro. Lalcaca & Co., Exchange and Bullion

E. Findorff, do. Brokers—45, Kiukiang Road; Telephs.

Mrs.

N. A- K.Bolt,

Bauer

Dip. Ing, 10026 and 13625; Cable Ad: Lalcaca

B. B. Filimonoff B. P. Lalcaca, partner

E.W.Koehler E. D. Damri, do.

Mohr, Dip. Ing. D. K. Mistry

Mrs. T. Ogilvie ^ Ta Using

H. Petry

Dr. E. Wrany Lane, Crawford & Co. (Provisions),

Representing Among Others: Ltd., Coffee, Roasters and Blenders,

M.A.N. Maschinenfabrik Augusburg- 90. Tea, Wine end Spirit Merchants—

Nuernberg, Gutehoffnungshuette, Nanking Road; Teleph. 11934;

Oberhausen, Rheinland P.O. Box 659; Cable Ad: Wheelock.

Sun Branch Office: 866, Bubbling Well

W. C.OilFarnham

Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Road; Teleph. 36218

 SHANGHAI A255

G. E Harden, chairman jff, flj] Ming Cking

J. J. Sheridan, dir. A gen. mgr. Lazarus, N., Optician—126. Nanking

E. A G. May, director Road; Teleph. 16626; Cable Ad: Lazarus

A. E. Fenton, do. H.

Wheelock & Co., Ltd., secretaries R. Tobias,

V. Meyer,partner

do.

N. Y. Sung | Miss P. I. Ellison Mrs. V. Karter, secretary

P. Jorge

Langdon & Co., E. W., Fed. Inc., U. S. A., LeeRoad Hing Printing Co.—583, Szechuen

; Teleph. 13736

Factory

AmericanRepresentatives,

Machinery, ToolsImporters

& Suppliesof

—30, Cardinal Mercier: Teleph. 74566; Leede Engineering Corporation, Ra-

Cable Ad: Donlangco dio, Sound and Electrical and Re-

E W. Langdon, general manager frigerating

Manufacturers—267, Engineering, Importer

Weihaiwei Road;&

Laoct Kai Fook & Co., Dealers in All Teleph. 34154 & 36205; Cable Ad:

Kinds of Silks—Corner of Nanking Directors — J. T. Chwang (chair-

and Honan Roads; Teleph. 13348 man),

and M.C.Chow, Ede, S.ph.M.D.(mng.

Lee, K.H.director)

Chang

Laou Kiu Chwang Silk Co., Whole- K.Z.W.T. Chang, asst. mgr.

Chang, accountant & chief acct.

sale and Retail Dealers in Silks, T. P. Chien, chief engineer

Saints, Crepes, Furs and Fancy Z.D. L.N. Pao,

Goods—422, Nanking Road: Teleph.

93169; Gable Ad: Losilko Koo,asst. do. supt.

Laboratory

C.V. S.M.Keh,

Moh,Service

store tech.

keeper

Laou Kiu Wholesale

Store”), Luen & Co.and(“TheRetailLion Silk

Dealers S. L. Chow

in All Kinds of Silk Piece Goods— Legal &Fire

General Assurance Society,

591, Nanking Road; Teleph. 93500; Ltd., Insurance — 45, Kiukiang

Road; Teleph. 16595; P.O. Box 482;

Cable Ad : Lionsilk Cable Ad: Humid

X M M Ou Li Man Leipzig Fair (China Office of)—97, Jinkee

Laeoche Road, Room 508; Teleph. 14806; Cable

Ullmann&&Co., P., Successors

Co., Watch to J. Ad:

Manufacturers S. Namral;

Lahrmann, Code: Rudolf Mosse

representative

and Jewellers, Import and Export—410,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 10329; Cable Leonard - Veysseyre, Architects Sur-

Ad: Ullman; and at Paris

Ohaux-d-fonds Hongkong, Peiping, veyors, Decorates, Land and Estate

M. Bernbeim,and mng. partner (Paris) Agents—461,

83943; Cable Ad: Avenue

BeauxartsJoffre: Telepb.

E, Bernheim, do. do.

P.E. A.Mayer,

Laroche,

assistant do. (Shanghai) ft Teh Wa

Agents: Lester, Johnson ifc Morriss, Architects,

Record Watch Co.

Co., Geneva Civil

—20, Ad: Engineers,

Kiukiang Land and Estate Agents

Poway Watch

Cavasse, France (Essentials Oil, Cable

E. Cavaillon) KopeckRoad; Teleph. 15039;

Gordon Morriss

J. R. Maughan, f.r.i.b.a.

Agency:

Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.

61 # $1 Lo seng teh

Larsen & Trock, Electrical Engineers and ^ fc m d £ r $ m m a

Contractors—178, Avenue Edward Lever Brothers (China), Ltd , Soap

VII; Teleph. 16838; Cable Ad: and Glycerine Manufacturers — Re-

Trocklar gistered Office: 18, The Bund; Teleph.

L. Larsen, partner 17327; P.O. BoxYangtszepoo

597; Cable Ad:

E. Trock, do Factory

Roger :H.2310, Heyworth, chairman RoadLever.

Lazaro Bros., Sam, Musical Instruments Wm. Harper,

L. D. McNicoll, do. director

—232, Nanking Road; Teleph. 19225

 A256 SHANGHAI

Lewis Nurseries, The—412, Szechuen Karl S. Chen, asst, compradore

Hoad; Teleph. 14398 J. S. Wang, corapradore (Import)

James T. Su, m e., engineer

Lewis

Educational) Ideal School of Cookery—(6'ee Agents for;

K. H. Macy & Co., Inc., New York

Lewis & Sons, Inc., W. B.—266,

Peking Hoad; Teleph. 12355; Cable Ad: L.Carson Pirie Scott

Bamberger & Co.,& Newark

Co., Chicago

Lewleafco The May Co., Los Angeles

BataviaSeaifc Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

if|1 Bing Woo n & m m *.

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Dah rnei yin hung sze

Wool, Hide, SkinLineandBuilding,

Brokers—Glen General4,Product

Peking Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.

ltd.; Telephs. 11159; Cable Ad: Liddell. (China), Ltd.—175, Soo chow Road;

Press Packing

downs: Works and Road,

248, Yangtzepoo StorageBirt’s

Go- Teleph. 13482; P.O. Box 1203; Cable

Wharf Ad : Ligmytoco

J. If. Liddell, managing director Lilling & Co., Agents, Importers and

P.W. W.M. O.Howell,Liddell, director (Absent)

do. (Tientsin) Exporters —133,Cable

YuenAd:MingDebrod

Yuen Road;

I. R.H. H.Howell, do. Teleph. 19846;

Purcell, signs per pro.

It. W. Fraser, Lowe, do. m m m m m m

L.C. F.If. D.Richard do. Mei ko lee li ya chang

Lilly & Co., Eli, Pharmaceutical and

E. Comas, b.sc. D. P. Umnoff Biological Products—316, Kiangse

M. (). Liddell J.C. J.A. Dooug Popov Teleph. 10037; P.O. Box 1572; CableRoad;

Ad:

A.E. Kagansky

M. Quinones J. ff. Badey Lillyshang. Head Office and

tories: Indianopolis, Indiana, U.S.A. Labora-

S.A. F.S. Harvey

Ahmed E. J. Harvey

D. P. Crooks

G. Poliak Chu Chi Hsing # if n

Agents

M ather for-.& Platt, Ltd. Lindsay, Jean, Chinese Curios—60, Nan-

flilaturas Casablancss, S.A. : (High king Road; Teleph. 12087

Draft Cotton Spinning Machinery)

Equitable Fire & Marine OHice & PS W fa 1 M

Ling Sang Yiu Meu Kv.ng Sze

4r # g i# rr Ling Sang Printing Ink Co., Ltd.,

Siny-zt-chany-yang-hong The, Manufacturers and Wholesalers

Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Mer- of315,Printing andRoad;

Lithographic

Teleph. Inks—

chants—8-10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. Cable Yunnan Ads: Lingsang ik 7428

93016;

80175 (4 Lines); P.O. Box 1913; Cable

Ad: Waelchli; and at Kobe,

Osaka, Tokyo, Nagoya, Peiping, Lingo Yokohama, Trading Co.— Avenue Edward

Tientsin, Hongkong, New York and VII; Teleph. 16019; Cable Ad: 3948

Zurich

J. L. Waelchli 'Zurich) m & n ti n Ed t

J.O.W.A.A.Schetelig

Weber, manager

Vorner, signs p. p.

(Chemicals)

Lie no yin chu tze chi tseh tsao chang

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd., Manu-

H. Bloechliger facturers of the Linotype Composing

W. Hunziker Machine and High Grade Machinery

E.Mr-.Huber M. Logan for Letterpress,

paper Photogravure

Printers—16o, AvenueandEdward

News-

VII; Linotype.

Teleph. 13448; P.O. Box9,1152; Cable

J.F. J.Hoffmann

Goumeniouk Ad: Head Office:

London; Works: Altrincham, England Kingsway,

P. O. da Roza H.KongEllis,andmanager

Mrs. O. Hernandez

Miss H. Steinberg Japan for China, Hong

Yang Che Liang, gen. compradore A. J. Rozario (Hong Kong)

 SHANGHAI Ami

Linson & Co., Confectionery & Biscuits Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Ship

Manufacturers—1385,

Road; Yuen Ming

Teleph. 21075; Cable Yuen and

Ad: Nosnil Building, Engineer

2, PekingSurveyors—Glen Line

Road; Teleph. 12262;

Mappin Ling, manager Cable Ad: Register

Lion Co.,ft M.,m m m ofmIndustrial London Ltd. (Far Guarantee

Eastern & Branch),

Accident Fire,

Co.,

Chemical and Importers

Pharmaceutical Prepar- Accident and Marine—18, The Bund;

ations,

Route etc.—Lane 327, House

Frelupt, French No. 7, Telephs.

Concession; Ad : Phofire

11302-3; P. O. Box 719; Cable

Teleph. 7669; Cable Ads: Mothicide H. M. Hind, manager

Lion L. A. Smith, asst, manager

H. Y. Mo, mng., proprietor

S. Honon

D. Mo, May,

manager

accountant ft ft ^ m m

K. Z. Chen, clerk Lonkomay, Technical and Industrial

Supplies, Pumps, Electrical and

Little Folks Garden School (See erials, Mining Machinery, Railway Mat-

Educational) Chemicals, Pharmaceutical

Products, X-Rays Apparatus, Me-

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance tals, etc.—230, Rue Porte de POuest;

Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road; Teleph. Teleph. 80454 ; Cable Ad : Lonkomay

F. Bedaride, manager

11842; P.O. Boxmanager

E. Heenan, 758; Cable Ad: Globance

AgentsJ. E.: Brown Loo31924Bros. — 368, Yates Road; Teleph.

Scott, Harding A Co., Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson »k Co., Ltd. « # 58 » •

Lorenz, Dr. H. A., Attorney-at-Law

Lizzo & ftLizza,ft Ltd.,

ft mTurf « Accountant

®i —133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Tele-

phone 18567; Cable Ad: Lorentz

and

Road,Commission

3rd Floor ;Agents—330,

Teleph. 17081Szechuen Dr. H. A. Lorentz

R.F.Carneiro Miss

T. Y.M.Tang, Druen, secretary

do.

T. Marques I Miss M. Allemao T. Y. Shen, interpreter

Mrs. L. Marques | Ku Wei Shan Y. Chow, advocate ^

IE & ^Co., Ltd., J.,TehWholesale

Che II. K. Yang, asst, secretary

Llewellyn

and Retail Waters—151,

Chemists andNanking

Manufacturers

of Aerated Road; Lowe,$Bingham f£ H Kah Tso Tsze

& Matthews, Chartered

Teleph. 10072; P.O. Box 617 Accountants — Glen 15539; LineCable

Building,

Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co.—26, The 2nd Explanate

Floor; Teleph.

(in Far East) and

Ads:

Celestor

Bund; Teleph. 16885; P.O. Box (London). Offices at Tientsin, Peiping,

2207; Cable Ad : Lloydiano Singapore and London

Cav. Uff. A. Bonetta, agent general E.F. N.F. Hardman,

Matthews, c.a. a.c.a.

E. Cav.

Yalentini, asst,

B. M. Rizzi manager H. R. Cleland, c.a.

Dr. C. Manzitti A. J. Kane, f.c.a.

F. Schloss W. E. Atwell, c.a. (Tientsin)

Mrs. N. Buergin S.R. L.L. Sixsmith, a.c.a. (London Mgr.)

Miss W. Pereira

Chao Yung Zai, compradore A.D. R. D.Read

P. Glass, a.c.a. a.c.a.

Kennedy,

A. T.R.A.Forsyth,

Barry c.a

Laou ho in wu hung sze B. H. Smith G. A. Kew

Kemp

Lloyd’s (China) Publishing Co.—306,

Glen Line Building, 2, Peking Rd, ; Marshall L.M. C.Johnston

G.H. E.Morgan

Teleph. 15854

Geo. T. L'oyd, president E. J. Palmer A.G. Jacob I. Froemel

T. Rudland

Nee Ah-ching, cashier R. W. Andersen J.F.A.D.R R. KaleMasson

 A258 SHANGHAI

E.R. S.Rudland

Jacob C.R. A.Levy

Adam ^ HI Yung Chong

W. D.R. Raymond L. Frihoda Macbeth, Gray & Co., Tailors and

S.A. H.A. Nathan J. Goldenberg Gentlemen’s

142, Nanking Complete Road; Teleph.Outfitters14247;—

Kliene J. E. Jacob Cable Ad: Macbeth

G.E. A.K. Weidman

Campbell A. Skreitul J. Macbeth

A. E. Y. Brown A.W. R.F. W. PureWatton C. I very J E. A; Dearn

Mrs. M. Gram, stenographer

K. L. Yang (Chinese Acct’s Dept.) w ^ n

Y.B. K.WuHsia do.

do. McCracken,

—10a, Route Dr. Winling;

J. C., m.d.,Teleph.

f.a.c.s.,21843;

d.sc.

D. D. Zio, compradore Cable Ad: McCracken. Also SL Luke’s

Luebbert’s American Pharmacy — 169, Refugees Hospital and American Hospital for

Nanking Road; and 278, Kiangse

Road; Telephs. 12850 and 12859; McDonald, Ranald, Barrister-at-Law

Cable Ad: Luebamph and Legal Practitioner, Registration of

M. A. Joffe, director Trade Marks,Teleph.

etc. — 16739;

169, Yuen

Dr. Lansing Ling, do.

Ed. G. Luebbert, mng. director Yuen Road; CableMing Ad:

Pharmacy Dept. : Ranald;Western

edns., Codes:Union

A.B.C.and 5th and 6th

Bentley’s

O. G. Shashdin Ranald George McDonald,

Barrister-at-Law & Legalb.a.,Practi-ll.b.,

Miss A. A. Ozerskya tioner

J. I. Gurevitch Agents in London—McKenna

Miss J. Sung Solicitors, 31 E.C.

to 32.4, Basinghall

Office: Street, London,

V. I. Nesvadba, accountant

C. S. Ling, do. Macdonald & Co., T. — 1076, Sinza

J. K. Chow Road; Teleph. 30466; Cable Ad:

Undertaker

ft ft M McGregor Iron Works, Ltd., Manu-

JjU-teh- yang-hong

Luthy & Co.. C. (S.A.), Consulting Civil facturers Ware andof Signs Porcelain

— 235,Enamelled

Ward Road; Iron

Engineers

Road; Teleph. and Surveyors—17,

11914; P.O. BoxCanton 1169; Teleph. 52532

Cable Ad: Luthyco W. J. Keswick, chairman

G. G. C. Harper, director

A. Aeschbach, c.E. J.W.H.H.McGregor,

E. T.Lenzlinger, b.sc., c.e.

F. Yok, accountant Way, secretarydo.

C. F. Ling (Insurance) McGregor & Co., J. H., Consulting

Agents for:

Baloise Fire Insurance Co.; Teleph. Engineers to the Enamelling

Import Merchants, Industry,of

Manufacturers

18564 Vitreous Enamels — Lane 29-19, Nan-

yang Road; Teleph. 33191

Lyceum Theatre —101, Rue Cardinal Macgregor, Pringle &, Co., Wine

Mercier; Telephs. 78972 (Office), 70414

(Box Office) ife 71797 (Stge); Cable Ad: Spirit

Lyceum Yuen

Merchants—133, Yuen Ming

Road; Teleph. 14528; Cable Ad:

C. S. Speyer, manager Equivocal

MACGREGORS,

44, Foochow Ltd.—“Maogregor

Road; Teleph. 17589;House,” P.O.

^ ^ Mah Pin Box 344; Cable Ad: Magellan

McBain, George—1, The Bund; Teleph. , J. F. Macgregor, governing director

11174; P.O.

Codes: Acme, BoxBentley’s

306; CableComplete

Ad: Macbain;

and N. C. Macgregor, do.

Second Phrase E.W. F.G. Bateman,

Crokam, director

director & secretary

W. R. McBain [ E. B. McBain A. H. Parker | A. Ross

 SHANGHAI A259

jg| Loony Mow

Mackenzie

Packers and Commission Agents—77, porated Ordinances), under the Hongkong

Customs andCompanies

Freight

Canton Road ; Teleph. 10058;

353; Cable Ad: Mackenzie. Also at erage P.O. Box Brokers, Transportation, Storage, Lignt-

Tientsin, Hankow, Chungking and 11284 —120,

(3 Lines);Kiangse

Cable Road;

Ad: MagillTeleph.

Ichang C.T. B.M.Y.Nee,

Golding, managing director

M. Boniface,

A. Argent,mng. director

W.

F. W. Poate, do.

director (Absent) R. A. Young,directormanager

C.H. D.Wright,

Dixon,secretarydo. (Tientsin) S. L. Fineland

H. Pawelzig | S. J. Wyatt

J.H. B.G.Brown Proprietors:

Fabian I A. M. Marques Shanghai Packing Co.

; G. Wallace | Miss Y, Gray Managers for :

The Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Co.,

Ltd.—Teleph. 16622

Hi & * Mahommeban Mosqoe—(See Churches

Tai ying hung see

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. — 27, & Missions)

The

P.O. Bund Box 354;; Telephs.

Cable Ads:11428 P. &(3O.Lines);

S. N; Maiee & Co., Wilhelm, Importers &

Co.: Peninsular; M. M.

Box 1165 — 264, Kiangse Road; P.O.

. Co.,

Ltd.:Ltd.: Mackinnons;

Amatrep; MarineE.Insurance

& A. S.S. Co.,

Co.,

„ smwmmmmm

Ltd. : Caminius Maison Lucile, Modes, Furs and Millinery

L. J. Davies, partner —964, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

F.T. GW. S.Foster, do.

Alexander, signs per pro. 37002

D.A.W.W.MacEwen,

Hay Edie do. Yuen Fong

B. T. Flanagan Maitland

the LJ.K.), & Merchants

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

and Piece Gooidsin

Outdoor Staff Auctioneers—126-10, Szechuen Road;

H. E. Webber Telephs. 17488 & 14308 (Coinpradore’s

S. G. C. Wenman Office)

Maclaine, Watson & Co., Sugar, Rubber SI If& Co.,IS Ltd. Ma Fr Kong in

and Produce—12, The Bund; Teleph. Malcolm (Incorporated

10077; Cable Ad: Maclaine Hongkong), Engineers and House,

Importers

—Head

B.R. Woodhouse, China representative Floor, 220, Szechuen Road; Teleph. Office: Wayfoong 1st

Mrs. W. R. Featherstonhaugh, secty. 11225 (4 Lines); Cable Ad: Triplerais.

Mactavish,

MactavishLtd.), Twigg

& Co., &Ltd.Co.and (Successors to Hongkong

haiA.Bank

Office: Hongkong & Shang-

Building

Twigg, Wholesale andP. O’Brien

Retail Malcolm,

T. G. Hand, a.m. mng.inst.

director

c.e., director

Chemists and Druggists, Dealers in E.D. M. Bryden, secretary

director

Photographic Supplies,

Apparatus—1261, Bubbling Well Road; Chemicals and G. Wilson,

Telephs. 33433 S. Ginsbourg, Dept.manager (Shanghai)

Cable

A. H.H.Ad: Mahlee& m.p.s.,

Coveney,

36566 ; P.O. Box 206; Engineering

manager A.1. A.A. Storojeff,

Joukoff, D.M.E., chief engineer

J. Koo, treasurer

H. C. Koo T. Y. Char d.m.e. | J. O. Smortchevsky

General Office

L.K. A.B. Chen

Popoff

3 fg Sin Fu | Mrs. E. England

Madier,

Lyons),Ribet Raw etSilkCie.and(Shanghai,

Waste Silk Canton,

Ex-

porters—9, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. M S

Manley, J. Bingham, Auditor Jg & Public

84079;

Madiersilk P.O. Box 307; Cable Ad: Accountant—18, The Bund; Teleph.

14070; Cable Ad: Manley

A260 SHANGHAI

/$£ Mi 5$ rio Marconi International Marine

Yi pin chuen y<' tsiang Communication Co., Ltd., Lon-

Manufacture Ceramique de Shanghai, don (Marine Wireless Equip-

Brick and Tile Factory—1722, Bre- ment

Marconi Sounding Device Co.,

nan Road ; Teleph. 29478; Cable Ad : Ltd.,

Mancercha ing Rondon (Marine Dept. Sound-

Equipment)

British Wireless Marine Service,

London (Maintenance of Marine

Manufacturers Installations)

Hamilton House,Life170, Insurance Co.—

J Kiangse Road; Marconi Ekco Instruments, Ltd.,

London (Laboratory & Precision

Telephs. 13182-3-4; l .0. Box 525; Cable Instruments for Communication

Ad:

Office:Manulife;

Toronto, Code:

CanadaBentley’s. Head Purposes)

Graeme D. Nicholl, branch mgr. Canadian Marconi Co., Montreal

R. D. Ralfe, res. secretary (Transmitting

Equipment) & Receiving

A. Tuskia

Agents : Marconiphone Co., Ltd.. London

R, R. M’D Parr j P. K. Daiko (Broadcast Receivers

H. N. Wienberg | B. L. Gheetham Amplifying Equipment)& Sound

H. F. Parks | F. Gilbert

m ^ Me Ka" Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co.,

Mar-Kao, Ltd., Importers—20, Canton Ltd.—Glen Line Building; Teleph.

Road, 5th Floor; Teleph. 13168; Cable 11466; W. J. Cable Ad:representative

Richards, Marchilim in China

Ad: Marco; Codes: Bentley’s,

5th and 6th Editions of Mosse A.B.C.

F. Foelster, manager

W. Liesemann, asst, manager Ying song mow tai yang hong yue han

knng sze

%& w ^ ^ Marden &the

Co., Ltd., G. E. (Incorporated

Marconi (China), Ltd. (Incorporated under Hongkong Companies’

in Hongkong), Subsidiary of Mar- Ordinances),

warding Customs

Agents, Haulage Brokers, For-

Contractors,

coni’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.. Lightermen, Removal Contractors and

Electra House, London, W.C. 2. Warehousemen — 125, Hankow Road;

Contractors for the Supply of Spe-

cialised Radio Equipment for Land, Teleph. 11000 (7 Lines); Cable Ad:

Air and Marine Service—Head G.H. E.E. Arnhqld,

Marden, mng. director.

Office: St. George’s Building, Hong- director

* kong; Shanghai Branch Office: F. R. Davey, do.

Glen Line Building; Teleph, 11466; Y. K. Song,

W. J. Hawkings, manager do.

Cable Ad: Marchilim

Directors—A. H. Ginman, Presi-

dent, Canadian Marconi Co. R.V. J.Manly-Allatt,

Song, asst, manager

office manager

(chairman), H. A. White, Chair- •T.S. Groisman

J. Hall Y. S. King

man & Managing Director, ■f. Kalousek, J. G. Lovik

Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph

Co., Ltd. (director), H. J. Arm- Secretaries: Y.A. Moss

F. Woo

strong, j.p. (director) and W. Wheelock & Co., Ltd.

J. Richards, Representative in Proprietors of:

China, Marconi’s Wireless Tele^ Whangpoo Ferry Service (Teleph.

graph Co., Ltd. (managing 12321)

director) Shanghai Household Removing Co.

Acting Manager (Shanghai Office)— (Telephs. 30000 (3 Lines ), 11007 k

J. E. Collingwood 17669)

Principal Associations & Agencies: Agents for-.

Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., International AssuranceCo., Co.,Ltd.

Ltd.

Ltd., London (Specialised Com- North China Insurance

mercial Wireless Stations & Shipping Agents for:

Apparatus) American Express Co., Inc.

 SHANGHAI A 261

Margaret Williamson Hospital - (Nec Masukow Co., Ltd., General Importers*

Hospitals) Exporters

33, FoochowandRoad; Commission

Telephs. 16tAgents—

56 and

12763; P.O. Box 3008 Cable Ad:

Harderfeld, M., Importer and Exporter Tsingtao Wokusam. Branches in Tientsin and

of Fur and Skins—458, Szechuen H. Sakayori,manager

mng. director

Road; Teleph. 18942; Cable Ad: Y. Nozaki,

Pulun

Miss L. A. Goridco — fg Funk Ye

P. C. Kiang | Y. 0. Tsien Mataichi Yoko, Coal and Shipping Mer-

Marine Engineers’ Goild—(N'e Asso chants—159,

45625 Boone Road; Teleph,

ciations

Maritime Insurance Co., Etd.—18, Naval Materials andLe, Railway

Materiel Technique,

Textile Ma-

and

The Bund; Teleph. 15236; P.O. Box chinery—9, Quai de France; Teleph.

399 81982; Cable Ad: Telint

F. P. C. Ashe, agent & attorney

Marshad - Marsh, A. V., m.d. — China n ^ teh faum lanmchnnym

United Assurance Society Building M ather &MaPlatt, Ltd., Fire protection,

(Apartment 308),

Road; Teleph. 91965 104, Bubbling Well Textile, Electrical, Hydraulic and

General Engineers—4, Peking Road;

Marshall Bolton & Co., Insurance Teleph. 11159; Cable Ad: Matherplat

Brokers—120, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., agents

10300; P. O. BoxJinkee

621 Road; Teleph.

M. Bolton, partner (Absent) stMei sung

m yin tv su&kwanm

G. R. Botelho, do.

^ W Murray, Pa EGauntlett,

Sung May Sun & Co., Paper Merchants—81,

Marshall, Marsh, Honan Road; Teleph. 90916

Burton,

Consulting Wall

Rooms;& Hongkong

Squires, Drs.—

Shang- May War Lee &l Co., Importers 262,

hai Bank Building, 4th Floor; &Telephs. Nanking Road; Teleph. 17671

15047 and 15048 Mayar Silk Mills, Ltd., Manufac

turers and Exporters of Silk Piece-

ff # # H goods—207, Tientsin Road; 'lelephone

Marthoud

and & Cie, Exporters of Raw Silks 94000 (4 Lines); Cable Ad: Mayarsilk

chowGeneral Cliina Produce—53,

Road; Teleph. 14200; Cable Foo-

Ad: Mayee & Co. — 645 (2), Avenue Foch;

Maraudius Teleph. 76581

L. P.Marthoud

Marthoud (Lyons) Medical Analysis Laboratory &

N. N. Schroeders Laboratory

boratory of Chemical

Pathalogy, Research, La-

Bacteriology,

Y. L, Yuen, compradore Biochemistry and X-ray Department—

Maschinenbau & Bahnbedarf, A. G. 3, Ezra Road, 5th Floor; Teleph. 17485

vormalsof Railway

turers OrensteinMaterial

& Koppel, Manufac-

Locomotives, ^ H Mei De Kin

Excavators

Road;Teleph and Dredgers—451,

17344;P.O.Box Kiangse Medicon, Ltd., S. A., Importers of

903;Cable

Ad: Bahnfabrik Medicines and Hospital Supplies—

G. Bertram

Knuth, representative 13, Kiangse

Ad: Nocidem Road; Teleph. 10891; Cable

Shen, assistant H.Th.Saegert, manager

Melbardt

MASONIC

Masonic Hall—1623, Avenue Road; Mee-Yehfl[fj; Handels Compaonie, Mee Yeh

Mer-

Teleph. 30702 chants —137, Canton Road:997;Teleph.

Masonic Club—(See Clubs) 18174 (3 Lines); P.O. Box Cable

Ad: Skorsten

A262 SHANGHAI

P. Westendorft, partner , North German Lloyd, Bremen—Ins-

C. Rieck, do. pection, Shanghai

A. Cortum, do. J. Haggenmueller, inspector

W. Leutsch, do. Memelsdorff, Adolph, Export of Casings

E. Schult, signs ppa. (Intestines)

O.R.Jurany,

Eiswaldt I do.Stumpf

L. 19381 ; P.O.190,BoxPeking 488;Road; CableTeleph.

Ad;

K.F. Istl

Ludwig ]I H.R. Burchard Memelsdorf; Codes: Acme «fc A.B.C. 6th

Woelken Edition

E. Schoefner Mrs. L. Trams Mercantile Bank of India — {See

Mehta & Co., Export and Import Mer- Banks)

chants—25, Rue

82038; Cable Ad: Dogdo du Consulat; Teleph.

Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club—

{See Clubs)

MeiandShun tf *8

S.S. M

Co., W

Shippingj? Agents n & van mying chatssijyu whan %kunomsze

Teleph.Shipowners—33,

12903; Cable Ad:Szechuen

MeishunRoad; Mercantile

Song

Printing Oo. (1925),

T. T.K.I.King,

Lee manager Ltd., Printers and Lithographers—

T.W. H.Y. Liu Head Office and Telephs.

Works: 255,34312-3; Wei-

Chang I Y.Y. C.S. Ping

Koo haiwei Road;

Town Office: Room 515, 81, Jinkee

Road; Teleph. 12689

B# S Co., Import, Mei Export,

Che Sze Ship- W.

Melchers

ping and &Forwarding—210-214, Kiu- BeckA.and White, director

Swann, secretaries

kiang Road; Telejjhs. 16342-45 (Import, A. E. Lockyer, managing director

Mrs. C. W. Rayden I J. Jacobi

(3Export

Lines)and(Shipping

Booking Depts.) and 15566

and Forwarding P. (S. Pih ’ I V. T. Zien

■ Depts.); P.O. Box 1004; Cable Ads:

Melcorp (Export), Melchersco (Import) Mercury Press, The (Post Mercury

and

Branches: Nordlloyd

Hongkong,(Shipping-N. D. L.). Co.,

Hankow, Tientsin,

Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Proprietors),

Printers Publishers, Bookbinders.

Tsingtao, Canton, Swatow, Peiping, Advertising Engravers and Die Stampers, and

Mukden and Kunming ward Agents^—19,

YII; Teleph. 84087 Avenue Ed-:

; Cable Ad

Partners—K. Lindemann, A. Wid-

mann, Dr. Ad. Korff, C.G. Melchers, Mercupost

Ed. Micbaelsen and H. Theuerkauf G. C. Bruce, general manager

Staff— G. A. Johansson, secretary

H. W. Breuer, signs the firm Miss S. Petigura, stenographer

H. Dieckmann, signs p. p. Printing Dept.

A. Benkiser, do. L. J. Mrantz

O.

Miss Bochow

J. Brodd Mrs.

W. MeN. Mashin

Her H.Y. C.K. Yeh

Sung II A.H. Shornik

Wilhoit

Mrs. M. Brodd H. Meyer General Office

Miss J. Floeter Mrs.

W. de Beauclair H. Rakenius H. Mueller Y. F. Zah, chief accountant

Mrs. A. Jacoby G.M. H.Stuercken

Smith C. A. Loh | Y. K. Zah

A. Jaekel Dispatching Office

H. Lohmueller Miss S. Thaeter J. K Y. Lee

W. Mayer Press Room Supervisor

General Agents fw. H. Wellbrock S. Altclass

Norddeutsoher Lloyd, Bremen—Tel-

eph. 15566; Cable Ad: Nordlloyd Mereoki, $H.—159, H Mei Fah

F. Rudloflf, sign the firm 15948; P.O. Box 428; Peking

CableRoad; Ad: Teleph.

Merfah

H. Bohlmann Mrs. E.

Miss A. Bruecher Mrs.E.Schoreder Scheel H.J.Merecki I Chou Lee Nea

H. Buelow H. Sievers Merecki j Tong Yao Ding

Chr. Christian- W. Stuerenburg Mertens, Dr. H., Medical Practition-

H. Mohrhaener A.W. Wurth Wilkens

mann er—Office:

Teleph. 31222 788, Bubbling Well Road;

A Paul W. Zschimmer

 SHANGHAI A263

RjTa fah

& ko^hooH luni/C zuen

ii kung

& *sz Board of Directors—Francis R. Smith

(chairman), Sir Robert Calder-

Marshall, k.b.e., G. E. Marden, Q.

Messageries Maritimes, Compagnie Okamoto,

des (French Mail Company)—9, Quai

de France ; Telephs. §2034 (3 Lines) andYuson C.YeoE. Sherwin, E. Sigaut

J. Cochet, agent general for the G. T. Read, secretary

Far East V. N. Agouroff

R. Rodonfuser, local manager Miss V. K. Kozakevitch

N.

K. H. K. Chow

Chen

J. Philip I H. A. Harrs J. Zao

J. Deberly A. Yourieff

R. d’Ungern | Miss J. Chaillet

Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Ex-

Metal Box Co., Ltd., Printers on port Co.,. Ltd., Steam Turbines,

Condensers, Turbo-Alternators and

Paper and Metal by all Processes; Electrical

Decorated Tinplate and Metal Box soon House;Machinery—Room 329, Sas-

Telephs. 15132-3; Cable Ad:

Makers—133, Szechuen Road; Tele-

phone 15170; P.O. Box 252; Cable Metro vick

W.V.A.C.Ankerson, representative

Ad: Demitints Dixon, engineer

E. Powell, Far Eastern Adminis- Miss J. Vincent j C. K. Hsia

trator

it m & m Zung zuen loong

Metallisator Co. (China), Incorp- Meyerink

Ltd.Ordinan- Export

& Co., Wm., Merchants Import,

and Insurance—150,

orated

ces), under

Successortheto Hongkong

China Metallisator Road, Rooms 401-404; Teleph.Kiukiang

17882;

Co.—190, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 19726; P.O.H. Tiefenbacher

Box 515 : Cable Ad : Meyerink

Cable Ad: Carldon.

Hochien Road; Teleph. 53734 Works at: 285,

Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., general

managers P.H.M.H. Tiefenbacher, signs per pro.

K. Chang

K. T.Y. Woo

F. Chang

Directors—F.

A. J. HughesJ.andGellion

K. P. (chairman),

Fletcher L.Z. S.K. Nee

Woo

Methodist Episcopal Mission — (See C.P. M.

Y. Chang, general compr.

Yang, sundries compr.

Churches and Missions T. H. Chen, watch

S. A. Ying, export compr.

Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer op China —

Rooms 138 and 141, Embankment Build- “Miag” Muehlenbad & Industrie A.-G.,

ing ; Teleph. 40166; Cable Ad : Me- Manufacturers of Flour Mills, Rice

trofilms and Oil Mills, Silos and Granaries,

J.W.D.W.Bermann, manager

Deitz, asst, manager Breweries, Cement Mills, Rock Crush-

Mrs. V. Nikolaiff | C. Wong ing

RoutePlant,

Ghisi;Dieseltractors,

Teleph. 75692; etc. — 226,

Cable Ad:

Muehlmbau

Metropole Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

m m x fa &

Metropolitan Film Distributing Oo. Miao, Kay-Pah,

Architect, Land Civil

and Engineer

Estate and

Agents—

—P. 9,O. Quai de France

Box 1045; Cable Ad:; Teleph.

Talkie 87369; 1333341

Lane, 733, Connaught Road; Teleph.

Miao Kay Pah, manager

Chang

Yin TseYi,Chuon,engineer

designer

Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd. (Incorpo- Ching Yo Ming, do.

rated in Hong Kong)—17, The Bund; Song Ken Zien, do.

Teleph. 15455; Cable Ad: Metro Koo Lee Su, secretary

A2fi4 SHANGHAI

n & m & w ft G.

T. H.Mashcoff, artist

Chow, accountant

Pao zuruj •pao foong pao hsien kung sze Y. Advertising

S. Wei, director of Chinese

Middleton & Co. (Insurance), Ltd.,

Hugh, Managers and Agents for E. A. Crighton | T. S. Bao

Fire and Marine Insurance Com- J. Tidier, salesman

panies—45, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. Hongkong Office

16595; P.O. Box 482; Cable Ad : Miss E. Kelly, b.sc., a.i.c., manager

Humid; Code : Bentley’s Singapore Office

Hugh Middleton, director A. Hill-Reid, manager

W. B. O. Middleton, do. London Representative

Midland F. C. Millington (Founder of Milling-

Soochow Investment

Road; Teleph.Co.,13482Ltd. — 175, ton, Ltd.), 39, Lombard Street,

E. C. 3.

Directors

Koon Chi, — E. Harry

L. Bennett,

Moore, Cheang

C. C. Managers for ■

Newson and R. J. E. Price Willow Pattern Press

C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s., secretary Oriental Press

Star Photo Engraving Co.

Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Manu- Ming Chong Bookstore—739-741, Avenue

facturers

fice: of Sewing Road;

Thread—Head OfficeOf-: Joffre

248, 132,Yangtszepoo

Chemulpo RoadMill

; Teleph, P. C. Liu, manager

52722-4;

Reels P.O. Box 1678; Cable Ad: Ming Sun Egg Farm, Poultry Breeders,

C. Wallace,'chairman & director Matchery,Supplies

Poultry Incubators,

— Farm:Brooders, and

514, Ziang

R.H. J.R. Elies, directordirector

O. Edmonds, (Absent) Ying Road, Kiangwan; Teleph. Kiang-

J.Wong

Rodger, director secretary wan 38; Office: 27, The Bund; Teleph.

Tsze King, director 19004

Cheun Fuk San, do. (Hongkong) Z. T. Tsang, proprietor

G. P. Hedley, Sales manager (Canton) Minutti & Cie, Civil Engineers,

H. T. Wilson Architects, Reinforced Concrete Specia-

G. Muir lists, Surveyors, etc.—120, Route Win-

A.MissA. S.daKatemopoulos

Costa, accountant ling: Teleph. 74583; Cable Ad: Betonlemi

Miss M.

General Agents for-.Katemopoulos Miorini, Dr. Albert, m.d. (Universiy of

The Central Agency, Ltd., Glasgow Vienna),

wifery andSpecialist

Women’sin Diseases

Surgery,—Mid-

934,

Millers Co., Truck Brokers,

Transportation, Cus- Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. 30323

toms Clearance

and Storage—106, Lighterage

Peking Road; Teleph. Missionary Home—(See Churches &

15690;^Cable Ad: Millers Missions)

M. S. Millers, gen. manager Missions

Missions)to Lepers—(See Churches &

Mu ling ton kwong kao yu hsien hung sze Mitsubishi Bank—(See Banks'

Millington,

kong), Ltd. (Incorporated

Practitioners in Hong-

117, Hongkong Road;in Teleph.

Advertising—

11655 ; filSan, &ling kung

H sze£

P.O. Box 750; Cable Ad : Milladvert Mitsubishi

E. F. Harris, chairman

P. W. Massey, director subishi Trading Co.), Ltd.

Shoji Kaisha, (Mit-

Importers,

A.K. P.G. Nazer, do. Exporters,

Insurance Shipping

Agents^—36, Agents and

StephenSori, a.c.a., director

B.Miss S. Koussis,. Rozenbaum, gen. Teleph.

mgr. & 18080-7

secty.

Iwasakisal 8-9; Kiukiang

Cable Road;

Ad:

secretary S. Iwata, sub-manager

L. A. Harrap

J. Heyman, Sales manager Mitsui Bank—(See Banks)

G. M. Socolov, artist

 SHANGHAI A265

-Jj; Sany clivny Eric Moller, mng. director

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui & Eric B. Moller, director

■Co., Ltd.)—185, Szechuen Road; Lindsay B. Moller, dir.

Ralph B. Moller, director

Teleph. 13570; P.O. Box 3123 Christopher B. Moller, do.

Model J. J. McCarthy, accountant

Teleph.Dairy 21997;Farm—8,

Cable Ad: Tifeng Road;

Moshi Capt. J. R. McDonald, marine supt.

Capt. J. W. Jones, do.

Modern Home (British), Furnishers, De- P. Tenisson, supt. engineer

corators, Interior Woodwork, Glass and K. M. Pate, Salvage Dept.

Metal Workers — Showrooms : Bank F. W. Hamilton, Chartering Dept.

ofRoad;

ChinaTeleph.Building, 803, Bubbling Well J. B. B. Cormack, Wireless Dept.

34310; Avenue Foch; B. I. Vobly

Teleph.

Gordoh 72540. Road; Office

Teleph.and34353;

Factory:

P. O. 1110,

Box A. Rachtoff, Stores Dept.

1509 ; Cable Ad: Modernhome G.

Construction Supplies, Ltd., mgrs. B. Pogoreloff

J. E. Gray, director I. Igoshin

China Import & Export Lumber Co., O. Matkovsky

Ltd., agents A. Lohmann

O.Richard

K. Malinowski T. Kapoustin

Paulick, b.a. G. J. Rott

T. King, accountant V. Tepliashin

H. Werther, b.a. B. Markitant

P. P. Joukoff, sculptor A. Maltseff

Rudolf Paulick N. Mohneff

A. Ott I A. Kosch V. E. Darmin

G. Liebsch | Miss E. Tager Miss R. Butt

Sales Dept.: Miss E. Krahmaleff

G. Czako Miss

Miss S.A. Gutierrez

Krahmaleff

Miss R. Sand | M. N. Sytin Miss L. Barradas

Mohideen Bros., Jewellers & Dealers in Mrs. C. Cormack

Precious Stones—412, Chengtu Road;; Mrs. J. Costa

Teleph. 38135 ; Cable Ad : Mohideen Mrs.

Miss S.I. Manasseyn

Silva

Codes: Bentley’s

M. U. Mohideen, managerA. B. C. 5th Edition Miss M. Costa

C.M. A.U. Andrew Miss A.L. Drozdovsky

M. Saleem I| C.Y. M. Yao

Z. Mu Miss Pettersson

Miss H. Yartseff

Miss

Miss J.I. Kraukle

Adams

Mohideen & Co., P., Jewellers & Precious Mrs. A. Sorokin

Stone Merchants, Wholesale

412, Chengtu Road; Teleph. 38135; Cable& Retail- Miss V. Gudzenko

Ad: Edition

Mohideen; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. Miss

Mrs. N. G. Barradas

Batueff

5th J. E. Bochler

A. H.P. U.Mohideen,

Mohideenmanager K. Cordy

Moh Ahyub | Yao Chong Ming Miss N. Deniakin

T.MissKapoustin

N. Kisselova

igjS Lai Ch’e Miss

Mollers’, Limited, Merchants, Ship- Mrs. G.N. Maitland

Machado

owners, Agents and Freight Brokers A.MissL. N.Oksakovsky

Quincey

—Rooms 214 226a, Hongkong and Miss E.Z. Seligeeve

Rozario

Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd Floor, Miss

12, The Bund; Teleph. 11099; P.O. Miss E. Smoleff

Box 1312; Cable Ad: Mollerline; Miss L. Tsirgva.va

Codes: Boe, Scott’s, A.B.C. 5th and Miss S.Zorn Von Wunder

8th edns. Bentley’s Complete Phrase,

Lombard’s and Acme G.E. E.Sdobnikoff

A266 SHANGHAI

Hollers’ Engineering Works, Ltd., Moo Dee

Ship-Repairers—Head Office: Suite 219, Moody, Mark L., Federal Inc., U.S.A.^

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building, Distributors of Packard, Chrysler, Ply-

12, The Bund; Teleph. 11099 mouth and b'iat Motor-Cars and Fargo

Eric Holier, governing director and Reo80,Trucks—Main

room: Avenue EdwardOfficeVII;&Teleph.

Show-

Eric B. Holler, director 13083; Cable Ad: Markmoody. Service

Lindsay B. Holler, do. Station: 406-410, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph.

Ralph B. Holler, do. 72200. Packard-1

Christopher B. Holler, do.

P. Tenisson, technical manager Service Station: iat-Reo Showroom

640, Avenue Foch;

Telephs. 26104 & 30118

££ jrj| Mow Foo JH Bil i; #

Lue E Sz Mo

Holnar & Greiner, Paper Hakers and

Paper Importers—330, Szechuen Road; Fire LossCo.,Adjusters

Moore & Ltd., L., Auctioneers,

Teleph. 11766; P.O. Box 1074; Cable Expert Appraisers, Land, and Assessors,

Ad: Greiwis;

Bentley’s and Codes: Commission Agents — 88,Estate

Private A.B.C. 6th, Acme, Road;

and

Museum

Telephs. 10564-5 (Fire Loss

B. Greiner, proprietor (New York) Dept.), 10153

(Chinese); Cable(Auction Dept.) & 16126

Ad: Mooreco

E. Kelen, manager D. M. Mitchell, mng. director

F. Por, asst, manager G. M. Cameron, secty. & gen. mgr.

M.Loss

HayAdjusting

Thorburn, &chief accountant

Hondenach, K., Expert Chronometer and Fire Dept.: Auctioneering

Watchmaker —1163, Bubbling Well G.W.Valentine

Road; Teleph. 33284; P.O. Box 1456;

Cable Ad: Hondenach D. Brown |I J.T. F.A. Browning

Buckley

Agencies:

Toplis & Harding, Assessors and

Honique, Dressmakers and Hilliners— Marine 1790)

London Surveyors (Established in

810, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 7185

Morgenstern,

Teleph. 17024; O. — 81,Ad: Jinkee

Cable Road;.

Morgenster

*S M H

IPah ming you yeh hung sze Moroukian, H., Exporter and Retailer

Monk & Co., A. C. (Inc.), Leaf To- for TientsinKiangse

Hand-made Woollen10845;

Car-

bacco Dealers—353, Kiangse Road; pets—260, Cable Ads:

Road; Teleph.

Lotustudio & Moroukian

Teleph. 12101; Cable Ad: Monktobac H. Moroukian, manager

Mrs. J. Gotfried, secretary

Agents

A & M.for\Karagheusian. American Cor-

Mo no yin chiu hee che tseh eho chong poration

turers of forTientsin

OverseasHand-made

Manufac-

Monotype Corporation, Ltd. (Formerly Woollen Carpets and Woollen Yarn

“Lanston

Monotype ”Monotype

TypesettingCorporation),

Machine, *lj L? H Nee Moi Lee

Thompson Typeeaster, Hiller Platens,

Miller Cylinder Presses, Miller Saw Mortimer Reid & Slee, Chartered Ac-

Trimmers, Harris Offset—North China countants—20,

16355; Cable Ad:Canton

SerutingRoad; Teleph.

Building, 17, The Bund; Teleph.

P. O. Box 1770; Cable Ad: Monotype 19830;

E. E. Wallwork, manager Moses, A. E. — 422, Av. Haig; Teleph.

10771; Cable Ad: Fortune

Monroe & Co., F. C., Importers and Moss & Co. Sjf ^ Mo Ste

Exporters, Shipping Agents and (China), Inc., David L.,

General Merchants—128, Museum Rd.; chuen Exporters and Importers—110, Sze-

Teleph. 10677; Cable Ad: Monroe Road; Teleph. 10616; Cable

F. Y. M. Low, manager Ad: Moscodel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

edn., Private and Acme

 SHANGHAI A267

m ft !& Mow Teh Le mm

Moutrie & Co., Ltd.,Music

Manufacturers, S., Piano Organ Mei kuo mow foo hua shu shih tsin tsang

andandMusical

Instrument Dealers — 60, Nanking Mulford Biological Laboratories

lid.; Teleph. 10112; P.O. Box 770; Cable (Division Bund;

of Sharp & Dohme)—27, The

Teleph. 17123; P.O. Box 611;

Ad: Moutrie; Codes A.B.C.

edns., Bentley’s and Lieber’s 5th and 6th Cable Ad: Jardimpo

Directors—W. Jardine, Matheson & Co.,and Ltd.,Hong-

sole

K. E. NewmanJ.and Isenman (chairman),

K. G. Stephenson distributors for China

kong

Ilbert & Co. (1931),

managers A secretaries Ltd., general

Accounting Dept.— Muller, E. J., Consulting Civil En-

A. C.Dept.—

Remedies gineer—308, Glen Line Building;

Sales Teleph. 16600; Cable Ad: Soloie

J. P. Davies

Technical Dept.— \ Mrs. G. McLeman Muller, Hans H., Importers of Pharm-

E. Wellbelove j F. Youngs aceutical

Teleph. 11936; Goods—321,

Cable Hamilton House;

Ad: Medmuller;

Factory—Baikal

J. R. Canning Road Code: Rudolph Mosse

A. Barban | J. W. Davies

m n m

Mow Lee & Co., Manufacturers of Muller & Phipps (China), Ltd., Fed.

Shell Buttons, Button Blanks and Inc., U.S.A., Manufacturers’ Repre-

Button Machinery, General Impor-

ters and Exporters—Head Office: sentatives—348-350, Teleph. 10534; P.O. Box Hamilton

650; Cable House;

Ad:

62, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10771; P. O. Mulphico. Head Office: 1, Park

Box 1695; Cable Ad: Mowleeco Avenue, New York

P. H. Hong, manager W. J. Kelly, president

E.MissS. E.Easley, manager

Tebbutt, secretary

n & m ft m®

Mou le yu hsien hung sze MUNICIPAL COUNCILS

Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J., Electrical and

Mechanical Engineers—452, Kiangse JiO ^ I Kung pu chu

Road;Telephs.

Adasea; Codes: 18331

Western& 18874;

UnionCable Ad: Shanghai

5-Letter, Municipal Council—Ad-

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th edn. ministration Building, 209, Kiangse

H. J. Moysey, director Road; Teleph. (Chairman) 19992J. Kes-

Councillors (1940-1941)—W.

G. K. Moysey, do.

Agents for :

Asea Electric, Ltd., Sweden, Motors, (vice-chairman), N. J.F. W.

wick (chairman), Allman;

7

CarneyW.

Precision Gears and Geared Motors, Gockson; G. A. Haley, Y .

YulinHsi, E. Y. B. Kiang, R. G. Hanawa,

Generators, Transformers,

ters, Rectifiers, Switch Gear, Con-Conver- McDonald; G. E. Mitchell; I.

Okamoto, T. S. Powell, L. T. Yuan

Staldensers, etc.

(Ljungstrom) Steam Turbine Land and Yu Ya Ching (1940-1941)—H.

Commission

Co., Ltd., Sweden

A. B. de Lavals Angturbin, Pumps, Berents, Erik Crone; T. Z. King;

Blowers,&Crude OilDiesel

Engines, etc. James H. Lee, R. D. K. Silby and

Nydquist Holm, Engines E. A. Long (secretary)

Thos.

FlourRobinson

Milling &Machinery

Sori, Ltd., Complete Chinese Studies Translation De-

A.tors

B. Separator, Centrifugal Separa- partment—125,

eph. 10191 Hankow Road; Tel-

Butter worth & Dickinson, Ltd., Director—Chas. Kliene

Weaving Machinery Assistants to Director—H. West-

nidge and P. J. Kozoolin (Teleph

A.Morse

B. Chain Co., Rocker-Chains

Pentaverken, Stationary

Secretary—Miss D. Krivoroochko

A.Marine Engines

B. Liljeholmens Kabelfabrik, Chief Assistant—Sun Tsu-lieh

Electric Cables and Insulated Wires Assistant—Hu Che-mu

A268 SHANGHAI

EDUCATIONAL Asst. Mistresses—Mrs. W. Aitchison,

Miss P Miss

Souter, M. Bourne, Mrs. L.Mrs.S.

M. G. Darroch,

Education Depaetment—Administra- M. A. Davison, Mrs. M. I. Duguid,

tion Building, 180, Foochow Hoad; Miss F. I. Harris, b.sc., Mrs. J.

Teleph. 19416 Harvey, Mrs. J. K.Kay, Miss F.

Superintendent—L. C. Healey, Macgregor, MissM. H. MacGregor,

B.COM., F.C.l. Mrs. M. MacFarlane

Manning, Miss M. C. Munday, Miss A. M.

Chief Assistant — H. G. Huck- b.a., Mrs. T). H. Parrott, Miss D.

step, b.a. Hons. (London); Fredericks, Camb.

Teleph. 14614

Assistant—Mrs.

1 R. E. Lane, Teleph. M. Sutherland, m.a. Tripos., Miss

(Hons), Miss

11946 G. B. Warmoth, Mile. J, A.

Chinese Education Simonnet and Miss F. A. Walker

Chen, m.a., Teleph.Officer

0247 -H. C. Art Mistress—Mrs. E. Smith

AsstH. S.Chinese

Chen, ph.Education

d. Officer—

$ £ m ffi H

Public School for Girls—390/ Boone

^ n m h Road; Teleph. 41330

Shanghai yah chi hung koh Headmistress —Miss G.M. Ware, b.a.

Ellis Kadoorie Public

Chinese—445, Shankaikwan Road;School for

Teleph. 31500 42 J8 a is la $ I

Headmaster—A. F. T. Holland Rung pu chu han peh li hung hSueh tong

Senior Assistants—R. Kay, b.sc. Publicfor Boys& Thomas

— 282, Han bury School

Kinnear Road;

and Ensu C. H. Yu, m.a. Teleph. 22361

Headmaster — P. Crow, m.a.

(Cantab.), n.s.o,, m.c.

Kang pu chu nieh tsoong zung Senior

(Wales)Assistant — L. F. Rood, b.a.

ivha dung hung, hoh Asst. Masters

Nieh Chih —Kuei

Chinese public Premises:FOR

Temporary school b. comm. (Univ.— ofP. Ireland),

A. Corbett,

H. C.

The Bund; Teleph. 18463 15, Faulder,

J. l.c.p. (Liverpool Univ.),

Headmaster—G. L. Aitchison

Co-Headmaster - C. S. Hwang Smith, d.a. (Edin.) and M. P. C.T.

P. Jones, b.a. (London), E.

White,Mistresses

Asst. b.a. (Birm.)— Miss B. E.

1’olytechnic Public School for Chapman,

b.a., Miss m.a., Miss B. Mrs.

K. Collins, J. Collins,

P. E.

Chinese—77,

91055 Pakhoi Road; Teleph. Tingle, Mrs. R. G. Theobald and

Headmaster—T. G. Baillie, b.sc. Miss H.K. Lyons

Matron—Mrs. A. Gilmour

(Hons.), F.R.G.S. Physical Instructor—W. E. Tingle

Senior Asst. Masters —R. G. Souther-

ton and L. M. Lew

*2 k ^ m m

^ & a if & ± Public

for & Thomas& 3,Hanbury

Girls—2 Jessfitdd School

Road;

Shanghai wor dung hung hok Teleph. 38651

Public School for Chinese — 1059, Headmistress—Miss D.

Asst. Mistresses—Miss E. M. Adlam,Hodgson

Gordon Road; Teleph. 31610 Mrs. C. M. Mrs.Anderson, Mme. E.

Headmaster—H. B. Lobb, b.sc. Boushkoff,

M. Dennis, Mrs. A.I. Cutbush,

P. Elster, Miss

Mrs.

D.MissM. E.Emms,

M. Mrs.

Morris,M. M.Mrs.

Grubb,A.

Si dung nui shu yuen Murphy,

Public School for Girls — 404, Yu M. Pecaric,Mrs.Mrs.E.Mrs,

D. Richardson, E.Mant, Mrs.Mrs.E.

Quayle,

H. Spivey,

Yuen Road; Teleph. 20670 Mrs. L. O. Thomas and Miss M.

Headmistress—Miss

ander, b.sc. (Hons.)A. S. M. Alex- Walton

 SHANGHAI

® ^ ^ ^ X Chief

DeputyOfficer—Capt. H. G. Charters

Chief Officer—W. Reed

Finance Department—Teleph. 12810; Third Officer—R. G. Watkins

P.O. Box 17b5 Fourth Officer—C. C. Caynes

Finance Office Technical Assistant(Fire Pre vention

Treasurer— J. W. Morcher, f.i.m.t.a.,

p.s.s.

Deputy Treasurer—E. P. Oliver, Engineer Officer—H. R.A.Powell

Ciickmer

A.C.A. Accountant Officer—J. Huxley

Asst. Treasurer & Chief Accountant Chinese Senior Assistant—Ching

—A.Treasurer

G. P. Dewing, f.l.a.a., a.c.i.s. Loong-zie

Asst. E. Beeching, a.c a. Station Officers—J.W. Currie, M. M.

Chief Assistants—T. A. Aiers, F. Louttit, R. H. Miles,

T. H. Vickers, A. E. H.Villers

H. Miller,

and

T. Harrop, J. D. A. Hutchison, R. G. Wheildon

A.C.A., L. F. Stokes, A. P. Suther- Asst.

land and N. M. Tweedlie

Assistants—T. Hayashi, Carnell, T. H. Dixon, F. J. Jones,B.

Station Officers — A. G.

Kemp, B. C. Lent, K. C. A.Chen,T. E.F. B.C. Scammell

Molineux,andG. R.H.S. Mulley,

Somers

C. C. Hsu, P. L. Liang and K. S.

Tsao Sub-Officers—J. C. Bauld, A. P. H.

Secretary—Miss I. Ginter Canavarro, H. Christensen, H. L.

Correspondence

W. Pedersen Clerk—Mrs. H. C. M. Hansen, G. F. R. Jack, T. E.

Stenning and J. W. R. Young

Revenue Office — Teleph. 12810 Japanese Sub-Officers—K. Ishii, N.

(Exchange Inouye and T. Meguro

Deputy toTreasurer

All Sections)(Revenue)—R. Chinese

Tsoh Sub-Officers—Chang

Hur Dau, Wong Yung Dao, Zie,

Middleton

Asst. Treasurer (Revenue) — P. Woo Sui Ung, Yieh Ping Kwei,

Comery Yih Ping Yong and Zee Lih Zung

Chief Rating Surveyor—A. T. Gray Inspection Officers—A. C. Perry

Rating and G. Swan

and K.Surve\ors —B. V. Lachinoff

Smith-Mitchell Asst.Goldman Inspection Officer — J.

Chief Assistan ts—A. E. Fraser and Workshops Officer—B. J. Renacre

G. Kliene

Senior Assistants—A. Pratt, James Asst. Workshops Officer — S. C.

Sze, T. H. Walker and G. A. Pemberton

Johnston Stores Officer—E. L. Saunders

Assistants — T. Fukuda, E. H. Office A ssistant—A. Ozorio

Grundt A. and

J. Korniloff, Stores Clerk—G. Ozorio

Yoorg Ming A. Wurm Woo Workshops

Office Assistants—E. Perpetuo,

Kwong V ue and Zee Zung Kwei Zee Pereira Clerk—R. F. G. R.

Chief Inspectors — F. J. Forrest

and H. Hotchkiss i* 4S§ t B 35 X

Inspectors—H.

J. Griffith,andC,T.J.H.Watanabe

Christensen,

Ridgway, A. A.S. Orchestra & Band — Foochow

Sullivan Market 3rd Floor,

Asst. Inspectors—B. Bejrg, J. G.

Borgeest,H. W.V. A.Engberg,Dunn, J.F. M. Road; Teleph. 94253 567, Foochow

Ellery, D. Conductor—Maestro Cav. M. Paci

Harris, J. W. Lawler, J. W. Deputy

A. FoaConductorW.& Leader—Prof.

McCorkindale,

Nishibe, J. W. Y.Robb,Nagai,C. R.P. Band-Master—W. Sayer

Saveloff, A. Scheel, P. J. Schluper, Musicians—F. Adler, G. Andreyeff,

R.Tollefsen,

W. Slight, W. G. Stone, T. A.Biriulin,

Seloff,P. Breva,

G. Bianchini,

F. M. Calibo,P.

Wurm M. Watanabe and G. A. Y. S. Chen, C.F. Dalle

Dobrovolsky, Endaya,Yacche, Y.

A. For-

tina, W. Fraenkel, D. Froumson,

FireIt Brigade

* —fl Headquarters

* Ja 35 XOffice: A.Girardello,

Genocchi,G.R. Girardello,

Gerzovsky, E.S.

280, Honan Road; Telephs. 15181-2-3 Hartmann-Balazs, Y. C. Hwang,

(Private Exchange

Ordinary Purposes) to All Depts. for J. Jelvakoff, J. Laudjil, Miss L.

Liau, W. T. Liu, M. Livshitz, C. E.

A270 SHANGHAI

Mao, B. Markitant, G. Patkeeff,

A. Pecheniuk, J. Podushka, M. PubilicE Health £ tr Ja I

Department—223,

Riskin, M. Sandrini, V. Sarichev, Hankow Road; Teleph. 12410

J. Schiller, J. Schlesinger, Z. Sh- Administration & Vital Statistics

evchook, P. Shevtzoff, G. Speroni, Division

H. Spifctel, A. Steiner, J; Stupel, Commissioner of Public Health

Mrs. R. Tafanos, T. Takaki, Y. —J. H. Jordan, m.c., m.r.c.s.

Tattiopolsky, I. Tchernikov-Os- (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London),

sdvsky, B. L. Usiskin, A. Yernick, b.chir., m.b. (Camb.), d.p.h.

E. Winkler, F. A. Zelensky and r.c.p.s. (Eng.)

P. Zioni Deputy Commissioner of Public

Staff—George Y. S. Tsiang Health—E. F. Duck, m.r.c.s.

(Eng.), l.r.c.p. (London), m.b.,

b.s. (London), d.p.h., r.c.p.s.

(Eng.), d.t.m. & h. (Eng.)

Si « Ja I Dept. Secretary.—G. J. Turnbu

Police Force — Enquiry Office: 185, M.R.S.I.

Foochow Road; Teleph. 15380 Senior Assistants—J. S. Grar

Commissioner ham, a.r.s.1. and W. D. Wells

Bourne, m.c. — Major K. M. Senior Clerical Assistants—C- A. E.

Carr

Special

Akagi Deputy Commissioner—C. Clerical Assistants—C. N. Brown,

C.F. L.Jones

Hindson,

and C.W.H.Hunter,

Mahon G.

Deputy Commissioners

M. Smyth, T. Robertson, Yao — Capt. H.

Tseng-moo, H. D. M. Robertson, Office

V. de Senna and WangLent,

Assistants—R. C. ChingB.

R. W. Yorke and I, Kakegawa Chuen

Asst. Commissioners — E. C. Baker, Commissioner’s Secretary—Mrs.

Liang Ping-chun, A.H.H.R.Samson, L. Gulston

W. J. MacDermott, Grubb Steno-typist—Miss F. Harran

and V. Sharman Laboratory Division

Supts.—R. Conduit, C. J. Bull, J. (Pathological)

Mason,J. B.R. Clissold,

Shellswell,A. H.J. Cham-

Barry, Director of Medical Laboratory—

m.m., J. H. Blakelock, m.b., ch.b.

berlain, D. B. Ross, G. J. Bennett, (Sheffield), d.p.h. (London)

R.YeuC.AhHall, Asst. Pathologists — and

I. W.Nagai,

KengA. J. Toon, m.m. and m.b. (Keio-gijuku),

Miau, m.d. (Foochow), d.t.m.

K.

Chief Inspectors—N. White,

Perkins, E. J. Ling, F. G. West, O. B. (Liverpool)

J.Brownrigg,

A. McFarlane, A. Teller, H. Senior Laboratory Assistant —

W. Duncan and W. H. A. E. P. Grimmo

Laboratory Assistants—R. Baxter

Widdowson and J. Chadderton

Inspectors—J.

J.Papp,

M. W.Watson, Watson,

R. W. J. A. Isaacs,

Ward, E. Junior Laboratory Assistant—A.

H. Pike, C. White, B. B. J. Gavriloff

Boody, R. F. Tabrum, J. E. P. Chinese

K. Yue Laboratory Assistant—S.

Blenkinsop,

Gash, G. W. T

Crawford, Ware,

T. HillS. V.

(S), (Chemical)

W. Hutton, E. J. Lees, J. Leslie, Chief Analyst— E. O. Wilson, PH.c.

G. N. Moore, E. E. Williamson, Pharmacist—A. Fanthorpe

R. C. Martin, J. Smith, E. G. Asst.

PH.C.,Analyst

D.I.C. — L. H. Barton,

Trodd, R. J. White, E.

Y, E. Mason, J. T. Shields, J.V. Collison, Pharmacist—A. Fanthorpe, m.p.s. ■

Swayn,E. F.J. Boorman, Asst. Chemists—R. L. Dai, b.a.

son, Harper, F.J. C.Tetstall,

Dick- (Shanghai) and B. D. Pan,

b.sc. (Shanghai)

I.D. G.A. Campbell,

Gumming, J. G. Crighton,

J. J. Gavan, Sahool Medical Services

1

S.McCahey,

Sharrock,R. WM.. B.Moir,

Curtis, J. A. School Medical Officer—Marie A.

E. C. Watson, H. Willgoss A. Read,

and Hadden,

m.d. (Dublin), m.b., l.m.

b.ch.(Rotunda

b.a.o.,

V. Woolley Hospital, Dublin)

 SHANGHAI A271

Asst. School Medical Officers - J. T. Morrissey, Miss K. M. P.

Kuo, m.d. (Fukien), d.t.m. Rapley, Miss I. B. Scott, Miss

(Liverpool) and J. Y. Woo, M.D. M. Tressider, Miss S. E.

(St. Louis) Welch, Miss N. Williams, Miss

Hospital Division F. P. Ruttan and Miss E. E.

Supt. of Hospitals—H. Smith, m.b., Parkerson

l.b.chir. (Camb.),

r.c.p.m.r.c.s. (Eng.),(London) Staff Nurses—Miss I. F. Aldrige,

Miss H. Chester, Miss M. M.

Asst, Supt. of Hospitals — W. R. Dalkin, Miss A. M. Dorset,

Johnston, m.b.,d.b.ch., b.a.o., d.p.h., Miss Y. M. Fukunaga, Miss

m. (Dublin) S. Kawaguchi, Miss E. I.

Chinese Asst. Medical Officers—Y. Lynn, Miss H. E. Marsh, Miss

J. Cieh, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), L.R.C.P., M. E. Murray and Miss D. I.

(London), doctor-in-charge of Smaill

police and gaol(Naval

hospitals, H.Coll.,

M. Asst. Nurses—Miss A. Efimo-

Chang, m.d., Med.(Shan- va, Miss J. Goldman, Mrs. Y.

Tientsin), K. L. Chen, m.b. F. Ludkevich, Miss N. Shalit,

tung), J. Z. U, Foong, m.d. (St. Miss

T. Sake L. Blinov and Miss A.

John’s),

chow Med. H. C.Qoll.),

Ho, Y.m.d.M. (Hang-

Howe, Probationer Nurses — Miss N.

m.d. (St. John’s), S. T. Hsiu, Bogdanchikoff, Miss M. Y.

m.b., b.s. (Hongkong), F. T. Kavanaugh, Miss K. N. Klop-

Ke, m.d. (Naval Med. Coll., fer, Miss R. Malisheva, Miss

T’tsin), S. S. Kwauk, m.d., c.m., E. Senichenko and Miss F.

(McGill), Yoshishumi

John’s), K.W.W.D.J.P. Lieu,

Lieu, m.d.

.m.d. (St.

(St. Housekeeper, Isolation Hospital—

Mrs. C. A. Tatlock

, John’s), Z. Z. Nyi, m.d.(St. John’s), Housekeeper, Victoria Nurse

d.t.m. & h. (Liverpool),

Ting, m.d. (St. John’s), C. T. S. K. Home—Miss A. J. Millar

Wong, m.d. (National Med. Head Laundress — Miss E. C.

Coll, of Shanghai and F. I). Zau, Dobbie

m.d. (St. John’s), d.t.m. & H. Asst. Laundress — Miss W. C.

(Liverpool) Henry

Municipal Nursing Staff—Miss Male Attendants, Mental Ward

E. L. Warren, senior matron, —G. H. Flatt, R. C. Hillman

Isolation Hospital, Miss J. M. and G. F. Liang

Martin, matron, Police Hospi- Tuberculosis Clinic — V. Songaillo,

A.R.S.I., inspector

tal, Miss B. M. Daly, matron, Venereal Diseases Clinic —andC. F.S.

Chinese Isolation Hospital, Marissoff, V, Lavrooska

Miss A. M. Birks, asst, ma- Cherepanoff

tron, Isolation Hospital, Miss Ward Road Gaol—A. I. Kouz-

A. Z. Davies, asst. ma- netsoff, male nurse

tron, Police Hospital, Miss M. Isolation Hospital—V. W. Rib-

G. W. Scott, asst, matron, T. bons, a.r.s.i., m.s.i.a., custo-

B. Sanatorium, Miss A. Camp- dian

bell, asst, matron Mokan- Veterinary, Food, Dairies, Mar-

shan Sanatorium, Miss M. kets & Sanitation Divisions

Johnstone, home sister, Victo- Veterinary Surgeon—H. Pedersen,

ria Nurses Home, Miss E. M. d.v.m. (Copenhagen)

Miles, sister-in-charge, Mental 8upt.—P. Veit, m.r s.i., m.s.i.a.

Hospital and Miss A. Reid, sister- DIPL. I.H.

in-charge, King’s Daughters, Chief Health Inspectors—C. N.

Convalescent Home Bogoraoloff, a.r.s.i., H. G.

Nurses—Mrs. A. J. Andrieff, Browster-Gow, m.r.s.i., m.s.i.a.,

Miss S. A. Barr, Miss H. von J E. Fensham, cert.r.s.i.,

Gostkowski, Miss G. H. Hard- dipl.i.h., W. W. Michailoff,

ing, Miss S. Kanamoto, Miss b.sc., cert.r.s.i. and J. A.

F. M. McGougan, Miss D. E. Stoddart, cert.r.s.i., cert.

McTier, Miss M. Milne, Miss R.S.A.3.

A272 SHANGHAI

District Health Inspectors—G. Public Library — 2, Peking Road;

H. Bloom, a.r.s.i., J. Lewis, Telephs. 10404 and 17931

m.r.s.i.,, G. B. Marsh, cebt. Librarian—A. Avshalomoff

r.s.x., H. J. Mentor, cebt. Asst. Librarian—Mrs. J. H. Levis

r 3.1., E. T. Sundblad, b.sc.,

a.r.s.i. and L. J. Self, a.r.s.t.

Health Inspectors—N. W. Ad- ® X Ja $ X

fianolf, H. E. Baylis, m.r.s.i., Public Works Department—Admi-

J. J. Carney, m.m., m.r.s.i., nistration Building,

A E. Chariot,R. H.Fowler,

cert.r.s.i., B. Dobson,

cert, Road; Teleph. 13469 193, (PrivateHankow

Ex-

r.s.i., G. Gauron, K. M. Getz, change to All Depts.)

A. Gillies, O. Hirano, cert, Administration <(' General

r.s.i., A. V. Karmiloff, S. Commissioner

A. F. Gimson,of Public Works—m.

b.sc. (lond.),

Koyama, B. Kusakari, I. J. INST. C.E.Commissioner of Public

Millersbip, cert.r.s.i., D. F. Deputy

A. Mingozzi, G. H. A. Morris, Works & Chief

J. D. Morris, S. Murakami,

W. Noon, cert.r.s.i., P. S. Sta bleford, f.r. i. bArchitect—C.

a. , m.i. struct,H.e.

Deputy Commissioner of Public

Page, cert.r.s.i., M. Pearce, Works—Ni W. B. Clarke, m. eng.,

a.

R.S.A.S., b.s.i.,

A. O. Pickel, a.r.s.i., A.M.W.E.

N.INST. C.E., M.I. STRUCT.

Philippoff, oert. E., A.M.I.

A. W. D. Sallis, W. J. Silvey, General Office

CERT.R.S.I., E. J. Sluis, A.R.S.I., Assistant—P. J. Wong

J. B. Snoad, cert.r.s.i., B. Accounts Office

Stone, a.r.s.i., J. J. Surel, H. Accountant—W. H. Helm

Taylor, cert.r.s.i., W. Wagner, Senior

R. G. Watts, m.r.s.i., J. ClericalAssistant—L.

Assistants—A. CornerY. Ogolin

Weaver, m.r.s.i., m.s.i.a., E. and P. Pecaric

J. Whitgob, a.r.s.i., W. C. A. Office Assistants—Han

and K. Nakamura Tsung-kya

Wolnizer,

H. J. F. cert.r.s.i., a.m.i.s.e.,

Woolley, cert.r.s.i. Architectural Division

and Y. Yoshisumi Senior Assistant—F. W. Cook

Cadets—L. T. Hsia, H. Linn, C. Architectural

Davies, m.r.san.i.,Assistants — J. and

a.m.i.s.e. D.

J. Loo, B. C. Lu, b.sc. (Soo- J. A.Clerks-of-Works—P.

Sokol off

chow), Z. K. Mo, D. F. Sung, Asst. P. Archi-

C. L. Tsao, Y. C. Wong, K. poffProperties

and D. C.Office

L. Neubourg

H. Waung, b.a. (St. John’s), Leased

H. B. Wong, K. J. Woo, C. G. W. B. Dainton

M. Yue, C. M. Zao and S. N. Departmental Chemist' s Division

Zung Chief Chemist—W. E. Abbott, m.sc.

Sanitary Overseers — N. Hart- (lond.), a.r.c.sc.i., f.i.c.

Baker, T. Honda, S. J. Josef- Highways Division

sen, J. Kamei, J. G. W. Lewis,

J. McDowall, G. Mingozzi, Highways

nauer,Asst. Engineer—O.

dipl. eng. c.e. M. Schoe-

E. D. Robbins, E. A. Rnche, Senior Engineers—J. A. C.

F. G. W. Schroeder, O. V. LawEngineer—G.

and G. Sinclair

Sheveloff,

A. Vouich C. C. Taylor and B. Asst E. Barker

Abattoir Mechanic—E.Vladimiroff

S. Ivarsson Temporary B.Assistants—V.

Shick U. R.Borzenko

and G.Assistant—A.

Asst. Mechanio—G.

Asst. Technician—Y. C. Tang,

b. sc. (Nanking) Clerical Assistant—S. J. A.Nash

Senior Wood-

Radiology yattInspectors—A. S. Hudson and

Chief

Chief Radiologist—G. Chambers, F. H. Watson

m.b., ch.b. (Leeds), d.m.r.e Inspectors— N. P. Bajenoft, C. B.

(Camb.) Holt, S. Kawakami, R. MacNeil,

X-Ray Nurse — Miss J. B. C. A. McLellan, d.s.m., G. W.

Davidson Morris, M. Toyoda, W. A. Watson

Municipal Cemeteries andInspector—I.

S. R. Youngson

Supt.—H. Y. Stalring Asst. Imatak

 SHANGHAI A273

Cleansing <£ Transport Asst. Secretary (Personnel Officer)

CleansingEngineer—D.E.Har bottle —T. L. Rawthorne

Cleansing Assistants—T.

Sung, J. C. Creig, Beesley, ChangA.ChoB.

K. ikeda,

Chief Inspector—H. Rose

Inspectors—V. Frisovsky, K. Fujita, Lang, M. C. Liang, F. D, Lock-

A. D. Pavlovsky, G. N. Philippoff, wood, K. Noguchi, C. C. O’Con-

Y. Vasilieff and K. Yabuoka nell,

WongG.King P. Quay,

Reed, Mrs.

Y. Watanabe,

D. Brook

Asst. Inspectors—S.

1. Hirayama Edamatsu and (Private Secretary), Miss L.andJ.

Sanitary Overseer—S. Wada Horsky, Mrs. P. Laroche

Transport Miss R. Nergaard

Inspectors—F.

Koolesh and J.J. W.Flashman,

Slack N. I. Shanghai Municipal Gaol—

Land Division

Land Surveyor^—H. F. Lewis, F.s.i. Governor of S. M. Gaol — W. C.

Senior

HughesAsst.andLand

T. W.Surveyors—L.

R. Wilson J. Grant

Asst. Engineer — H. P. Berents Deputy Governor of S. M. Goal—

V. G. Westwood

Assistant—C. E. Atkinson Asst.

Ne.w Buildings Division

Building Surveyor—C. H. Duff, B.sc. Ching-yueh Yenof S. M. Goal—

Governor

(L0NI>.), A.M. INST. C.E. Head Gaoler—A. B. Hogg

Senior Asst. Building Surveyor— Goalers—W. R. Chisholm and N.

W. T.Building

Fulstow, A.I.A.A. Chadderton

Asst. Surveyor—W. J. Asst.

Wilkinson Gaolers—W.

and A. HurryRead, S. S.

Elliott

Asst. Engineers—J.

Teske Works—S. Kuroe Preiss and E. Senior Warders—E. C. Howe, J. A.

Clerk-of Grubb,

Belson, A.B. S.S. Whitaker,

Khambata,J. Hunter,

C. R. J.

Asst. Clerks-of-Works—T.

and A. E.Inspectors—Lee

Nilus Harada W. C. May, J. Murray, J. Camp-

Building

Liu Tsoo-ching, Sun

Zao-ven,

Pao-chang E.bell,J. E.Roper,

E. Knight,

W. G. E.Francis,

A. Roberts,

M. E.

and Zing Yong-sung Tomlinson, G, E. Clarke, J. Black

and J. Shute

Mechanical Electrical Section Warders—C. A. Butler, F. J. Corish,T.

Chief W. A. E. Bullen, E. Markland,

Taylor,Mechanical

a.m.i mkch.e.Engineer — P. O’Dwyer, J. Spaulton, G. S. R-

Hall, I. I. Trunin, A. R. Camp-

Assistant—A.

Senior Kliene V. A. H.

Clerks-of-Works- bell,

Gunther and P. E. Longden nikoff,C.E.Williams,

Eyres, J. I.V.V.Bourmakin,

Serebrin-

Clerk-of-Works—W. Gillon G.Wallace,

Stafeichuk,

E. A. KalashnikoffJ. A.J.

H. Ekeland,

Mechanical Engineer — N. Ma-

naradze

Motor Mechanic—C. F. Palmer A.Hartley,

T. E. R. Dallas,

Dingslad,

B. N. Petroff, W. S. M.H.D.Greenberg,

G. Popoff,

Ward, V.

Structural Section

Structural Engineer F. O. Berge, Shevchenko, B. V. Reinberg and

B. SC., C.E. (NOBWAY), ASSOC. V. G. Shatohin

M.A.M.

SOC. C.E. AsstPosnykoff,

Warders—E. Skreitul,

L. Davies, A. P.

A. T. Evans,

Concreteware Factory

Testing Laboratory

Wellings,D. G.W. Brauns,

G. Eaton,G. E.F.

Chief Inspector—A. C. Doubbie Roliz, B.C.A.S. F.Choohlantzeff,

Norris, K. Kos-

lowski,

Robinson, E. M. Victal, T.O. W.L.F.

mmm X Fischer, P. McDonald,

Secretariat—Teleph. 15349 (General) Taylor, T. H. Wilson, R. Simpson,

Secretary A Commissioner-General H.

Petroff Tulloch

and N.A. V.M. Froloff

Fonseca, S. N.

—G.

Deputy G. Phillips,

Secretaries M.A., LL.M.

— T.ll.b.K. Ho, Matron—N. Roberts

m b.a. and H. Ibusuki, Wardresses—M.

Acting Deputy Secretaries—E.

Nash and J. W. Allan T. A. D. HarlamoffA. Borovsky and

Printer—R. M. Jordan

A274 SHANGHAI

M $ M ft 1$ X Hygiene Publique et Assistance

Volunteer Corps—180, Foochow Road; Directeur—Dr. Y. Palud

Telephs. Headquarters Offices: Directeur

Goaer - Adjoint — Dr. Ch. le

Commandant: 10068, Staff Officer10184,

(G): Inspection de VEnseignment

10068, Staff Officer (A & Q): 14666, Inspecteur—Ch. Grosbois

Sergt.-Major: 10184, Quartermaster-

Sergeant:

10187 10185 & Transport Office: College Municipal Francais

Commandant—Col. J. W. Hornby, Principal—P. Guillemont

M.C. Ecole Municipale Francaise

Staff Directeur—H. Nicolet de Cholet

Staff Officer

Officer (G)

(A &- Major

Q)—MajorG. H. Mann

H. S. Ecole Municipale Franco-Chinoise

Bartley Directeur—Fr. Vincent

Corps Sergeant Major — R. S. M. Ecole Primaire Chapsal

Feltz, Quartermaster

Corps f.c. - Sergeant— Directeur—Wu Veng Yao

R. Q.Clerk

M. S. &Lee,Accountant—A.

a.v. Ecole Primaire de Lagrene

Chief T. Directeur—Cheng Liang

Kemp Q. M S. — A. Q. M. S.

Armourer Personnel Detache

Taylor, t.w. Directeur de la Caisse de OEuvres

Range Warden ~HC. P.W.Allan Davies d’Int^r6t Public—A. Jaspar

Secretary—Miss Secretariat Technique

Chef du Secretariat—D. Lepe-

chinsky

MUNICIPALITE FRANCAISE EtabUssements Classes

Redacteur Principal—P. Vigne

(Administration Municipale de la T.S.F. et Signaux Meteorologiques

Concession Frangaise de Chang- Directeur de la Station de T. S. F.

hai) — F. Langlais

Commission Provisoire d'Adminis- Directeur des Signaux Meteoro-

tration Municipale logiques— R. P. Dumas

President—De Margerie (Consul Compagnie de Pompiers

General de France) Commandant—A. Royere

Membres—H. Bar, L. Chevretton, Service d'Entretien des Planta-

J.Ed.Cochec, tions

Egle, H.J.Laffond,

DonntS, E.P.J.Dupuy,

Lloyd, Chef—P. Cousyn

R. P. E. Moulis, R. Pontet, J. Sous-Direction des Travcvux Pub-

Sauvayre,

Yi Tchou, E.Tchien

J, Sheridan,

YungTchangMing lics

Tchou Sin Lan, Tsi Tche and E.’ Ingenieur en Chef—A. Bougon

S. Wilkinson Ing^nieur Adjoint Principal—Ch.

direction RemuzatAdjoint—J. Cabanis

Ingenieur

Directeur Administratif et Con- Cabinet du Conseiller Juridique

troleur

Courtils Financiere :—L. des et Avocat de la Concession

Directeur Technique—P. Baillie Conseiller Juridiqued’Hooghe

la Concession—E. et Avocat de

Secretariat Administratif et du

Conseil

Chef du Secretariat—R. Meadmore Personnel Europeen de la Police

Finances Francaise

Directeur—P. Jordan Direction

Directeur-Adjoint—O. de Sayve Cdt.Police

L. Fabre, directeur des Services de

Domaines Lt.deP.la Blanchet, directeur-adjoint, chef

Chef des Domaines—G. Loreau Garde

Sante

M&lecins Municipaux — Dr. A. A.R. Sarly, Plessis,

sous-directeur

sous-directeur

Velliot,

Malval Dr. Santelli et Dr. P.P. Valentin, Leblanc, sous-directeur

sous-directeur

 SHANGHAI A275

M. Thesmar, sous-directeur-adjoint Gardes Auxiliaires — B. Apreleff, Y.

E. Lambalot, sous-directeur adjoint Charoff, V. Danilenko,

E. Domansky, I. Dvinarenko, V. M. Delimarsky,

A.H. Moret,

Delorme,sous-directeur-adjoint

Inspecteurs sous-directeur-adjoint

Principaux—R. Berthier, H. Fedoroff, M. Greber, P. Gribanovsky,

Bouffandeau, R. Charleux, J. M. G.S.Lapin, Klimenko, E. Kosloff, P. Kouznetzoff,

Kricheninikoff,

P. Malinovsky,T. H.Kroupine, Mascarello,S.

Cormier, E. P.Creston,

Emelianoff, Guhur, H.L. Dupuy, Henri, M. G. J. Mascarello, H. Mattei, G. Moutovkine,

Mezergues and R. Saint-Oyant W. Micolaeff, J. Outomsky, B. Popoff,

Inspecteurs—C. Bouchacourt, P. Cros, J. E.Reine, Proudkovsky, M. Proutkovsky, T.

V. Repine, Y. Roboustoff, M.

Elard, C. Franchi, A. Grell, L. Grillon,

F. Manneville, R. Maffre, E. Marengo, G. Savitsky,V. L.Rossi,

Romensky, N. Saharoff,

P. Maron, M. Riegert and E. Salaun Slobodchikoff, W. Slobodchikoff, Slobodchikofi, N.N.

Penquer Sokoloff, G. Stachko, P. Tebneff,B.

Sous-Inspectours—E. Ague!, B. Alary, R. J.Yaxmoute, Toporkoff, A. Tsepoucheloff,

O. Volkoff and V. Volkoff

Bance, L. Brunet Lavigne, L. Collo, P. Secretaires Auxiliaires — Mme.

De Beaumont,

Magalon, P. Gelin,

F. Martin, J Gioulis,

J. Perie, L. Porte,J. Mile. De Laberbis, Mine. Lepart,Agnel,

Mme.

G- Richard, R. Strobel and J. Toulouse Mathieu, Mme. Ramon and Mme.

Wagner

Se^gents-Chefs—A. Agnel, Leon Agnel,

Louis Agnel, P. Arnoult, M. Alldon, J.

Bot, P. Bernard,

J.R. Clerissi, R. Chaillou,

G. Darrieulat, P. I)eJ.H^naut,

Cledic, n & m % & 1%

Demulier, Y. Desjardins, V. Di Mao lai yu hsien hung tzt

M4glio, R. Durovray, L. Finat Duclos, Murai

E. Gagliardini, J. Gani^re, L. Gamier, Office: 175, Soochow Brothers Co., Ltd.—Registered

A.Grand

Gerspach, P. Godal, G. Gouerec, C. Road; Teleph.

Clement, G. Gui, E. Guillaume, 13432

L.imbert,

Granger, H. H^mon, P. Hum blot, E. Directors—L. G. Cousins, Brig.-Gen.

R, Injey, F. Jaouen, J. Justafre, E.J. E.B. Price,

Macnaghten,

R. H. Sharp c.m.g.,and

d.s.o.,

H. V.R.

C. Kern, L.Y.Labeille,

Laudignon, Le Rerre,D.E. Lahaua,Be Cuziat, M. Tiencken

L. Le Goff,G. M.Lerolle,

Leli4vre,J. A.LeLeonetti, Secretary—C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s.

Lepart,

Lespinasse, L. Lollichon, Rouzic, M.E.J.

E. Mathieu, Asst. Secretary—K. McKelvie

Maz4, V. Maz4,

P. Monnot, P. Meyer,

M. Moreau, J. Michelet,

A. Oussakovsky,

A.J. Pages, R. Piar, G. Pierre,

Prieux, R. Ramon, L. Raufast, P. Pr^fol,J. Murakami & Co., Law Offices—299, Sze-

chuen Road; Teleph. 19423; Cable Ad:

Ruffin, T. Thellier, R, Thiebaut,;L. Yeys, Murakami

A. Yillermaux and F. E. Vittori

Sergents--H. Alhdriti^re, F. Andurand, Murakami, Jl ft Chuen Shang

L.J. Asdrubal, H. J.Bagnon, M. Barthelemy, Toyo, Objets d’Art, Shirt-

Bonneville, Bouche, H. Boisante

R. Oharray, M. Cherbakoff. L. Dedun, Road, Corner Makers, Dealers in Cereals—270, Kiangse

A.R. Descos,

Feltin, H.R. Frachet,

Desjardins, L. Faucher,E. 12319; Cable Ad:of Ezra

L. Gaffenesch, Murakamito;Road; Teleph.

Codes:

Gamond, J. Gaussuron, G., Gioulis, Bentley’s ,

O,Ghinebert,

Grava'ud, B.Hilion, Grebentsliikoff, T. Toyo Murakami, proprietor

Tora Murakami

Korman, M. C.Lachavanne, C. J.Kastler,

Lamerenx,E. ShirtK.Dept. Imura | Teru Murakami

(Teleph. 14148)

R.Maillet,

Lq,rdy,P.LMuller,

Lafont,P. L.Nogu4

Louknitsky,

P. Ollivier,A. S. Murai

E. Padovani, A. Pi, R Pecquery, M. H. Murakami

Perdriel,

Rothenfuss,J J. Pinelli,

Schmitt,A.J. Schneider,

Roby, R. Y.T. Ikawa

lhata |1 Y.0. Maruyama

Takemoto

A. Sicard, S. Tatarinoff, P. r Tatibouet, S.K. Suda

Suzuki I E.K. Kodama

Ohmoto

R.Wagner

Tessier,andM.G.Truchet,

Waxmouth a . A authier, E. H. Takigawa | Y. Sanei

Brigadiers—S. Evdokimoff, S. Gramotine Cereals Dept. (Teleph. 18948)

and G. Virsky S. Yamamoto | M. Koizumi

A276 SHANGHAI

ffi ® Po Mu Yuen Nanyang Dispensary, Manufacturing

Museum, Shanghai Chemists, Wholesale Druggists,

20, Museum Hoad (r.a.s.) -Il.A.S. Bldg., Hospital Suppliers, etc.—506, Nan-

king Road; Teleph. 93693 Cable Ad:

Director—A. de C. Sowerby Nandrug

Hon. Keepers

Gibson of Departments—H. E.

Wilkinson(Archaeology)

(Ornithology)and E. S.

Educational Orginaser — James Nanyang Institute—(»S>« Educational)

Dunlop

Taxidermist—S. F. Tang M <£ m H ft it

Caretaker—S. L. Tang Nanyang Motor Supply Co., Automobile

Replacement Parts, Accessories,

Motor Oil, Storage Tyres,

Batteries, Painters

m m * m and BodyVII;Builders—856-870, Avenue

Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm, Law

—294, Szechuen Bead; Teleph. 15028; Office, Edward Teleph. 90664

Cable

Dr. AdFisher,

: Lawco j® m m m &

Dr. F.O. Wilhelm, barrister-at-law

do. Nan sing nei lau tsong

Dr.Mrs.

A. Albini,

C. Grout, do.

secretary National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A.

Miss T. Kvachadze —88, Museum Road; Teleph. 11335;

Zung Young Ling, attorney-at-law P.O. Box 653;

J. Fistere, Jr. Cable Ad: Naccoshang

T. T. Loh, do. C.

Paichien C. Ho, do.

T. P. Wong, interpreter N. J. Deegan 1| N.

G. Evans MissS. L.Wong

WillisLing

Z. G. Zee, writer J. D. Haynes (Tientsin)

National Brewery & Co., Ltd.—120,

Ying shang lao ching lung yu hsien kung sze Great —Cable Western Road; Teleph. 21435;

Ad: Brew;ery

Mustard & Co., Ltd., General Wholesale M. Kawai, manager

Importers—175, Soochow Road; Teleph. H. Sobuye, do.

13482; Cable Ad: Mustard C. Krueger, chief brewmaster

Mutual Investment Co.—89, Foochow & m 7% m m

Road; Teleph. 13974 Mei-kuo-yung-pei-kung-sze

it t 5$; m 1*1 National Carbon

U.S.A. — Sales Office:Co.,::46,Fed. Inc.,

Szechuen

Nang na ben elm sik way ska

Naigai Wata Kaisha, Cotton Spinning Road; Ad : Eveready. Factory : 1981;

Teleph. 17377; P. O. Box

and

GordonWeaving

Road;Mills—General

Teleph. 34370Office:

; Town 931, Cable

Yangtszepoo Road; Teleph. 50451; Cable

248,

Office: 130. Hankow Road; Telephs. Ad: Eveready

12211 and 12221 Sales Dept.: j H. L. Hollingsworth

V. Desborough

Nance, Dr. W. K., Surgeon - 51, Canton Factory:

Road; TeJcph 11254-5. Residence: E. Otto

557, Sieyes; Teleph. 70410

National Cash Registers

Branch), Machines,

Cash Register and Co. (China

Sd&IM

Chung kuok nan yang sinn dei en tsou

II * keeping Sales, ServiceBook- and

kou fun u hsien kung se Supplies—Wayfoong

chuen Road; Teleph. 16224; House,Cable 210, Sze-

Ad:

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.—

183-5, Avenue Edward VII; Telephs. Nacareco. Sub-Branches: 10, Ice House

80190, 80199 and 80150; Cable Ad: Street, Hongkong and 377, Tiendong

Nanyang Brothers. Hongkong Office: Road, Shanghai. Home Office: Dayton,

Ohio, U. S. A.

164, Des Voeux Road

R.George

A. Henning,

Haynes, manager for China

manager (Accounting

Nanyang Butchery, Wholesale and Re- Machine Division)

tail Purveyors of Meat, Game,

Fruit and Vegetables — 26-30, Route Fish Chengor Loh, manager (Sales)

de Say Zoong; Teleph. 71319 J Skinner, manager (Service Depts.)

 SHANGHAI A277

National Christian Council of China H. C. Ma, custodian

—(See Associations and Societies) Lo Him Kiu,

J. A. Koo, cashier issuing officer

National City Bank of Njsw York—(See Y. S. Wang, business manager

Banks) National Trading Co., The Importer

T=E Yuen Hang and Exporters—131, Museum Road;

National Commercial Co.. Importers, Teleph. Thomas

13106; Cable Ad: Natraco

S. Woo, manager

Exporters & General Merchants—

153, Canton Road; Teleph. 18090; National Union Fire Insurance Co.

P.O. Box 213; Cable Ad: Minerva of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania—17 The

Y.T.W.Z.Lee, manager Bund; Teleph. 11144: P.O. Box 1195:

Moore Cable Ad: Underiters

W. T. King I P. N. Sun American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

S.P. K.L. Shen

Liu |I W. K. Y.L. Moh

Wang Inc., U. S. A., mgrs. for the Orient

National Commercial Bank, Ltd.—(Nee The BundV. F., Nauman, m.d , Dental Surgeon—12,

(Room 139); L'eleph: 10047

Banks)

National

gineers and Electric Co., Electrical

Contractors—599, En- Navy

Nanking Societies)

League—(See Associations

Road; Teleph. 93520 Nederlandsch Indische Handels

Bank—(Nee Banks)

National Medical Association of

China—(Nee Associations and Societies) Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappy

—(See Banks)

IS H ^ * Nee Shino Trading Co., Exporters—133,

Chung hua yi hsnek tsa chih Yuen Ad: MirmNishingco

Yuen Road, Room 614;

National Medical Journal of China, Cable

The (Official Organ of the Chinese Y. S. Hwa, manager

Medical Association)

Road; Cable Ad: Sinomedica — 41, Tzepang J. B. Baw, asst, manager

National Optical Co.—281, Nanking Nee Tai Suing & Co., Ltd., Coal Mm

Road; Tdeph. 91224 Mer-

chants — 182-8, Sinza Road; Telephs.

National Pharmacy—881, Nanking 92910, 91751 and 92684; Cable Ad:

K. C. Sing, manager

3548

Road; Teleph. 94349

Neil & Co , James, Bread, Biscuit,

Cake and Chocolate Manufacturers

—1489, Yu Yuen Road; Teleph. 23099

Naitonal State Lottery Administra- Cable

W. D.vd:M.Neil Neil, manager

tion — 183-189, Avenue Edward VII; J.A. A.C. Zalmanoff, asst, manager

Teleph. 80190 ; Cable Ad : Statelotry

S. S.Y.S.H.Chen,

Chen,secretary

director general

general J. Sacher accountant

Moore,

W. H. Chow and C. S. Wei, J. Mosher i F. Ferguson

secretaries

P. C. Wong & Co., auditors Nemazee & Co., H. M. FL, Ship Owners,

J. adA.visers

Turner and S. A. Seth, Real Estate, Export, Import and General

C.C. Sieh,

Li, chief ofof1st2ndsection Merchants—190,

10895; P.O. Box 796; CableRoad;

Peking Teleph.

Ad: Nemazee

chief

G. S. Li, chief of 3rd sectionsection H. Touty, manager

S. Yun, drawing officer H.

Miss G. Ahmad, accountant

Sherwood

managerH. C. Lieu, advertising Mrs. E.M. L.B. Barradas

Gutteres

Y. H. Lee, compradore

A278 SHANGHAI

n & & m & m Nieh Chih Kuei Public School- (Nee

Tsiar zio nai ping kung sze under Municipal Councils)

Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd.

—(Distributors

and Anglo-Swiss of the Goods

Condensed of Nestle

Milk Co.), m m x m £

Milk and Milk Products,

Confectionery, Gerber GrnyereChocolate and Nielsen San

Cheese

pee kung chen se

& Malcolm, Consulting En-

— Room 83, M. M. Building, 9, Quai de the gineers, Assessors and surveyors to

France; Teleph. 82080; P. O. Box 705; Inspectors Insurance Offices; Sprinkler

Cable Ad: Nestmilk and Consultants to S’hai

E. Mandelert Fire Insurance Association—Hong-

G. C. Large | H. Litscher kong & Shanghai Bank Building,

Chinese Sales Dept. 12,

19242; Cable Ad:Telephs.

The Bund; 13691, 17916 and

Nieleolm

J. L. King F. Allan, (Hankow)

Netherlands Chamber of Commerce— R. E L. Beardsworth (Shanghai)

(See Chambers of Commerce) W. T. Cromby do.

T. Murphy do.

Netherlands Consulate—(Nee Con- C. E. Pinel (Absent)

sulates)

Ningpo Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire,

Netherlands Harbour Works

Bandoeng, Netherlands Indies—320, Co., Marine and Motor Car — 256, Peking

Kiangse Road: 2nd Floor; Teleph. (Sub-Manager) Road; Telephs. &18333 18178(Manager),

(General) 18170

18184' Cable Ad : Dredgers C. T. Woo, chairman

C.T. S.Y. Young,

Chang, mng. do.director

New Light & Sanitary Go.—474, C.T. L.T. Li, director

Avenue Foch ; Teleph. 32330 Yue, do.

^ si ^ ^ if N. K. Sung, do.

71sin Sun Ting Tsao Tsang SP. S.Y. Ziar, do.

Pei, supervisor

New Shanghai CoNSTRugjriqN Co.— Z. C. Zee, do.

Builders and Engineers, General Build- S.M. S.C.Ziar,

T’sui,manager

sub-manager

ing Contractors, Specialists tin House C. T. Bao, do.

Decorations, Reinforced Concrete

tures, Steel Fabrications, Wharves and Struc- C.W. H.S. Lonborg,

King, asst,adviser

manager

Bridges—Head

Yard: Corner Office: of Penang 72, Penang

and RoadFerry; Nippon Commercial Union—486, Woo-

Roads;Road;

Ferry Godown: ¥-152, Lane 100i, sung Road; Teleph. 42305

Nesh,aconst &Teleph.

3339 34171; Cable Ads :

Engineering Department:manager

N. T. Loh, c.E., general Nippon Kai rtkand i: Transport

Customs Co., General

Mechanical Engineering & In- Forwarding 83, Miller Road; Telephs

Clearance—

43894 and

dustrial Supplies 43069; Cable Ad: Kairiku

N. S. Loh, c.E., asst,

N. N. Loh, chief accountant engineer

C.V. S.Z. Shen, supt. fg 0 Seh Sing

T. D. Shen,

Sze, do. do. Nippon

Cotton, CottonKabushiki

Menkwa Kaisha,Piece

Yarn, Cotton Raw

P.K. C.K. Loh, do. accountant Goods,

Zung, asst, HankowSilk Road;andTeleph.

Sundry 18128;

Goods—103,

Cable

Ad: Menkwa

ft n in ik M m

New State Market, Wholesale and Nippon Products Co.,34, Inc.—Yoko-

Retail Meat, andPoultry,

Vegetables Game, hama

Fruits,Fish,,etc.—961,

Bank Building,

Room 31; Telephs. 10647 and 10463 ;

The Bund,

Avenue Joffre; Telepbs. 72168 & 72212 P.O.

Y. Sasau, managing director Nipon

Box 1811; Cable Ad:

Hoo Zue Dow, manager Y. Takahashi, director

Hoo Zue Chang, asst, manager

 SHANGHAI A279

ft t US # B ^ Tsz Ling

Jih •pen yew zay way za North-China Daily News & Herald,

Nippon YtPsen Kaisha (N.Y.K. Line)— Ltd.—Printers, Publishers, Advertising

31, The Bund; Teleph.12'842; P.O.Box Agents, The Bund;

etc.—North

Teleph.

China Building,

11055; P.O.

17,

Box 707;

3099; Cable Ad: Yusen Cable Ad: Herald

Nissei Trading Co.. Importers and 'North China Daily News

Exporters of Cotton North China Herald {Weekly)

—33, Szechuen Road;andTeleph.

Cottoh Waste

15967; Directors—H. E. Morriss (chairman),

Gordon Morriss and R. W. Davis

P.O. Box 700; Cable Ad: Sugihara (secretary & manager)

13 a 45® Ifo it B Editorial Dept.

Ni Chin I/mi Zue Kung Sze R.J.T.M.Peyton-Griffin,

D. Hoste editor

Nisshin Risen Kaisha (The Japan-China C. S. Hirsh I R. Shaw

S.S.Co.)—5, The Bund: Teleph. 19600 C.C.E.M.

W. Tombs

S * A g # 0 Brown I J.H.S.M.BatesSilva

R.T. E.R. Dunne

Raven | G.H. I.Y. Mumjieff

Chia

Nisshodo Dispensary—280, Woosung C. W.T.Lewisohn,

Tod Peiping corres.

Road; Telephs. 41057 & 41067; Whole-

sale Dept.:

East Kashing LaneRoad; 175, House(02)!No.60313,

No. Telephs. G.MissSapojnikofI, artist

& (02) 4738 Mrs. H.D. Latimer, editor & secty.

Diveley, typist

Proof-reading Dept.

Nissim

and Commission Agents — 2, Peking Advertising Mrs. F.W. Carey ' H. Abbas

Road Teleph. 16589 W. J. Mockett Dept. .

Nissim, ,N. Fred., Real Estate—278, Accounts Mrs. M. Richter j B. V. Kropanin

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 10060; Cable Ad: Dept.'

Nofrenis L. V.Yung,

C. accountant

Young, cashier

;

N. Fred Nissim,

N. M. Nissim, do. partner J. M. Gutteres | Kong Yung-kwei

-Circulation Dept.

ft] ^ TsayWo Miss A. Gorbach

Printing Dept.

Noel, Murray & Co.,.Ltd., Auctioneers, T. D. Davy, manager

Appraisers and Adjusters—160, Canton A.A. Haslam,

W. Works

Hickey, manager

proof-reader

Road; Telephs. 10335 (Manager’s Y.J. Chagin

Mirskoff

Office) & 12714 (General Office) | A. Simnitsky

13 m m N. Urchenko I Chang Sze Long

Pi hang hung tze Photographic Dept.

Noessler & Co., Max, G.m.b.H., Book- China Mike Ninchew

sellers — 20, Canton Road; Teleph. Hong List & Shanghai Directory

16180; P.O. Box 771; Cable Ad: Nbessler A. W. Sherriff, compiler

E.E.Obenaus, manager Secretary & Manager’s Office

Tollens R.W.'Davis ! Mrs. M. West

Proprietors of:

$) E, PohLar North

North Hong China Daily

ChinaList

Herald News

(Weekly)

North

Co., Ltd.British

(Far&Eastern

Mercantile Insurance

Branch), Shang- China (Every January)

hai—259, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 18054; Shanghai Directory (Every July)

Cable Ad: Norbrit Publishers & Printers of:

A. M. Bourne, manager China Coaster’s Tide Book^YehHy)

J.G. Henry China Year Book

M. Cowe i A. Montgomery Printers of:

Agency: Municipal Gazette

World Marine Gen. Insce. Co., Ltd. Far Eastern Review

A 280 SHANGHAI

British Chamber of Commerce Oculists’ king

Institute Co., Ltd.—250, Nan-

Road; Teleph. 18500; Cable Ad:

Journal Rakusen

Travellers’ Gazette Dr. C. P Rakusen, o.d., d.o.s., mana-

China Architects & Builders Com- ging director

pendium (Yearly)

fr ^ ^ Pau Ka Hong Odeon China Co., Ltd., Importers of

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—Head Gramophone Records, Accessories, etc.,

— 356, Peking Road; Teleph. 92344;

Office: 26, The

Cable Ad: Mandarin Bund; Teleph. 12981; P.O. Box 568

A. H. K. Cobb, general manager

Office Appliance Co., Ltd., The,

m it * Specialists

writers, in OfficeListing

Adding, Equipment, Type-

and Registers,

Calculat-

Northern Feather Works, Ltd., Feather

Merchants—45, Kiukiang Ttoad; Teleph. ing Machines, National Cash

10703; Cable Ad: Chindisk.Canton

Head Office: Office Furniture and 18638;

Supplies—150,

Hongkong. Branches: and Nanking Road: Teleph.

727; Cable Ad: Appliance

P.Q. Box

Shanghai. Affiliated

and Newark. N.J. Companies: London P. S. Widdup, mng. director

KityFar Neckelman, general manager, Directors—B.

Roberts G. Coyle and I. M.

Fast (Hongkong) Hongkong Office: 12a, Des Voeux Road

S. C.L. F.Bofesen, acting manager Central

Y. II. Yun

Song j Y. C. Dzung J. H. Fox, manager

Norweotan Chamber of Commerce— £ B |$>I "ft Pfc

(See Chambers of Commerce)

Er ha ra e sang

O’Hara, Dr. W. E., f.r.c.s.e., Medical

ATao way yu nin poiv hsien^ knng W sze Practitioner—12,

17972 The Bund; Teleph.

Norwich

Ltd. UnionBranch),

(China Fire Insurance

All Society,of

Classes

Insuranee—12, The Bund; Teleph. Oidar Engineering Corporation— 88,

11773: P O. Box 834: Cable Ad: Nufam Nanking Road; Teleph. 14243; Cable

D.MissL. Davey,

N. Cruzacting manager Ad: Oidar; Code: Bentley’s

K. F. Feng, compradore

£J] Zjs Bing Dee ^ ^ Ta Tsang

Nose Dragon Co, Silver, Gold and Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd , 1m

port-Export—20, Kiukiang Road;

Platinum Smiths, Jewellers and Wateh-

makers—207-9. Boone Road; Telephs. 3120; Cable10806

Telephs. and 13725-7; P.O. Box

45141 and 42766; P.O. Box 3094 Ad: Okura

T. Hirata T. Kokubu, manager

S £ Tien wen tai 0r ?i] BS M H

Observatory — Zi-Ka-Wei; Teleph. Zay Chong YamgHong Che Che

70771 Zung Lee Soo

Ocean Accident k Guarantee Corpn., Oliveira M.A.),

& Son, H. (Successors to T.E.

Ltd.—Union Building, 17, Canton

Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines) : P.O. ing Supplies—24,Tools

Machinery, YuenandMing

Engineer-

Yuen

Road;

Hotema Teleph. 19559 (3 Lines); Cable Ad:

Box 807; Cable Ad : Ocean ; Code :

Bentley’s Mrs. I. Oliveira, proprietress

E. G.Lester Arnold, manager for China

F. Dumbarton E.A. M.

A. dos Remedies,

Oliveira, manager

treasurer

J. M. Murray I Miss M. Parker A. C. Silva I C. M. Ozorio

V. de Carvalho ! Miss V. Butt F. M. Figueiredo | C. A. Lobo

 SHANGHAI A2S1

Agents 'for Teleph. 18670; P.O. Box 448; Cable

L. cision

S. Starrett Ad: Oiler; Codes: Bentley’s Western

Danipney Tools.&Co.,Stocks

Mass.,Carried)

U.S.A. (Pre- Union, A.B.C. 5th and 6th edns.

Co.,Compound.

Ltd., London

(“Apexier”Boiler Stocks Branch:

Hongkong

29, Hau Wong Road, Kowloon,

Carried) A. F. Ollerdessen, pro. & gen. mgr.

F. (Hand

E. Myersand& Power

Bro. Co.,Pumps.

Ohio, Stocks

U.S.A. C. E. Ollerdessen, sub-mgr.

Carried) S. C. Wong, compradore

Carborundum Co., Niagara Falls, U. C.K. N.J. Dong,

Yih, accountant

saleman

S.A. (Carborundum

Abrasives. Stocks Carried)Wheels and Lincoln Loh, do.

Syracuse, Smelting Works, Brooklyn, T. P. Wong, do.

U.S.A. (Babbitt Metals and Auto- L. C. Wong, do.

cratBushing Bronze. StocksCarried)

American Metal (Flexible

Conn., U.S.A. Hose Co., Metal

Waterbury,

Hose. Ollerdessen $& §£ H 'IS Fhj J§

Stocks Carried) Engineering Works, Fed.

Albertson & Co., Sioux City, Iowa, Inc., U.S.A.—Office: 10, Siking Road;

U.S.A. (Elec. Drills, Grinders, etc. Workshop: Chow-Ka-Doo,Yangchow Road; Yard:

Pootung; Telephs. 18670

Stocks Carried)

Cleveland Twist Drill

Ohio (Twist Drills, etc.) Co., Cleveland, A. F. Ollerdessen, pres. & gen. mgr.

Duro Metal Products Li Tsu Kwei, vice-president

(Automotive

Armor Products,Tools)Inc.,Co.,NewChicago

York C. E. Ollerdessen, secty. & treas.

(Mechanical Packings) S.A. C.C. Wong, business

Mauchan, manager

technical manager

F. C. H. Ollerdessen

ft ji}C Yung Shing

Olivier Chine, Importers and Exporters 3 & s& « © -

—95, Museum Road; Telephs. 17406 OneExporters

Price Lace Co., Manufacturers and

of DecorativeHandkerchiefs,

Art Linens,

and 16538 (Pootung

1114; Cable Ad: Austrasia Godown); P.O. Box Laces, Embroideries,

A.signs

Sadoc,pergeneral manager for China, Lingerie and Art Gift Novelties—Head

pro. Office & Wholesale Dept.: 61, Nanking

P. Huet, export mgr., signs per pro. Road;

Pricelace.Teleph. 18288; 53,Cable

Main Store: Ad:

Nanking

Export Dept. : Road; Teleph. 12761. Western Branch:

M. Guyot, signs per pro. 714, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

E.F. R.Tassel,

Kieffer do.| A. H. Roach 37459

Import Dept.:

L. A. Chollot I R. Louche Orient Lloyd, Ltd., Travel, Shipping

H. K. Drazdil | Mrs. Tsicritsi Insurance—13, Edward

Pharmaceutical Dept.:

C. E.H.Marchetti

Guillemin I C. T. Antosheen Teleph. 10137; Cable Ad: Ezra Road;

Orientloyd,

Head Office: Paris. Agencies at Harbin,

Dr. Ko King ] T. D. Wann Tientsin, Hongkong and Singapore

Insurance Dept.; S. Ifland, Far Eastern manager

M. Savitsky Oriental Construction Trading Co.

Secretariat: —573, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11771

Miss A. Virsky

Pootung—Press

L. Viborel Packing :

Oriental

Chemists Dispensary, Manufacturing

ft n m m m Dealers in and Wholesale

Hospital Druggists,

Supplies, Photo-

Ollerdessen, A. F., Manufacturers’ graphic Goods, etc. — 356, Foochow

Representative; Specialising in Road ; Teleph. 91183

Flour amjl Cereal Machinery, Power

Plants, Paper, Printing Inks, Oriental Fur & Hide Export Co., Ltd.

Writing Inks, Mucilage, Paste, Car- — 330, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 18580;

bon Paper, etc.—10, Siting Road; Cable Ads: Polas & Orfur

A282 SHANGHAI

*3 » *£ ® ££

Oriental

Exporters—452, Purchasing

Kiangse Road;Co., Teleph.

Ltd., Oh ti sze dien tee hung sze

11510; P.O.

Orpurcy PuBox

&Wijtenhorst, Cable Ads: Otis

reorient1050;manager

Elevator Co. — China Zone: 935,

Avenue Road;Ad:Teleph. 30190; P.O.Head

Box

J.H. G.E. A.Giesch, do. 1699; Cable Lyndentree.

Office

Islands, for China, Hongkong,

Siam,andIndo-China, Philippine

C. C. Oong, accountant

Y.Y. J.M.Shen

Mok (A. Dept.) East Indies Malaya Netherlands

(D. Dept.)

Mrs. C. Ferreira (C. Dept.) Executives

F. C. Munn, manager for China Zone

Oriental Shipping & General Brokers E. H. Walker, asst, manager in

—Glen charge of Construction & Service

Teleph. Line 10777;Building,

P.O. Box2,1478;

Peking

CableRoad;

Ad: SalesA. G. McKerrow. secretary

Dept.

Orship T.D. C.N. Woo, ChineseSalesSalesengineer

manager

L. Podpakh, mng. director Carpenter,

M. L. Woo, estimator

Oriental Trading Co., Importers and Accounting Dept.

G. H. Langeluetje, Zone acct.

Exporters—55, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Construction d; Service Dept.

Teleph.

Sun-wahco 11696; P.O.Box 713; Cable Ad: K. Kraus, Service manager

L.Y. O.H. Kwok, Wm. C. E. Chen, solicitor

H. Tan Li, managerdo. L. C. Chao, Construction supt.

S. C. Wong, Service supt.

Oriental Vulcanising Co., Motor Car Ouskouli, M. H. A., Tea Exporters and

Tyres, Accessories, etc.—571, Avenue General Merchants—142, Museum

Foch; Teleph. 71949; Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. 10790; P.O. Box 551;

Cable Ad; Ousko

Vulcanising M. H. A. Ouskouli

Ta pan song wang za « # * * * s

Osaka

Road;Shosen Teleph.Kaisha,

15324; Ltd.—20,

P.O. BoxCanton

3040; Oversea

Cable Ad: Shosen rated in Trading

Switzerland), Co., Manufacturers’

Ltd. (Incorpo-

M. Tnouye, manager Representatives

Machine of High Precision

S. H.Miyozaki,

Hirose, asst, manager

Export Dept. Tools for Tools,

MetalGeneral

WorkingMachinery and

and General

M. Matsuda, do. Importers—452,

18774; P.O. Otraco. Kiangse

Box 1569; Road; Teleph.

S. Dept.

Nomiyama, General

and Zurich&(Head Also atCable

Office)

Ads:

New York

S.K. Iwatani, Wharf Dept.

Yonemoto, Accounts Dept. H. E. Giesch, manager

T. Maeda, do. J. M.G. A.A. Steiner

Wijtenhorst, do.

(E. Dept.)

K. L. Chen, chief accountant

C.D. S.M.Tsong

Boyaner (M. (Bs.

Dept.)

Ying shang ya szehung

yu hsien panszehang tieh K. S. Chow (P. Dept.)Dept.)

Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel (Clyde Sinza

R. Chien Chow (Ch.(Ph.Dept.)

Dept.)

Steel

ManufacturersWorks, Sheffield,

of HighEngland), Speed Mrs. F. J. Misitis (C. Dept.)

Dept.)

Steels, Carbon, Spring, Manganese Miss S. de Souza (C.

& Special Steels, Castings, Forg- Agents for\

Agathon, S.A., Solothurn (Switzer-

ings, Files & Tools—149, Yuen Ming land)

Yuen Road; Teleph. 10104; Cable American Chain & Cable Co., Inc.,

Ad:J. Hand heart

Scott Finn Andrew 0- Campbell Division'

r

E.F. Chang | W. C. Y ang Bridgeport, Connecticut

Miss M. Medvedeff | Y. K. King William Asquith, Ltd., Halifax

 SHANGHAI A283

Automatic Machinery Manufactur- Maag Gear-Wheel Co., Ltd.,

ing Corporation, Bridgeport, Zurich (Switzerland)

Connecticut Etablisseroents

Renens-Lausanne Ch. Maillefer, S.A.,

(Switzerland)

Baker Brothers, Inc., Toledo, Majestic Tool & Manufacturing

Ohio Co., Detroit, Michigan

Andre Bechler, Moutier (Switzer- Maschinenbau und Schrauben-

land) fabrik, A.G., Rorschach (Swit-

Etablissements Benninger, S.A.. zerland)

Uzwil (Switzerland) Maskinfabriks Aktiebolaget Thule,

Benrath Machine Tool Co., Ltd., Malmo

Manchester Mcdonough Manufacturing Co.,

Charles Berthiez, S.A., Paris Eau Claire, Wisconsin

B.S.A. Tools, Ltd., Sparkbrook, Mikron, S.A., Madretsch-Bienne

Birmingham (Switzerland)

Boyer-Schultz Corporation, Chi- Oerlikon Machine Tool Works

cago Illinois Buehrle & Co., Surich-Oerlikon

Bridgeport Machines, Inc., Bridge-

port, Connecticut (Switzerland)

Burke Machine Tool Co., Con- Ohio Machine Tool Co., Kenton,

necticut, Ohio Ohio

Olma Machinery Co., Ltd., Olten

Canedy-Otto Manufacturing Co., (Switzerland)

Chicago Heights, 111. Pellow

Castolin Co., Ltd., Lausannec Swit- MichiganMachine Co., Detroit,

zerland) Reiden Machine Tool Work-.

Craven Brothers (Manchester), Reiden (Switzerland)

Ltd., Reddish-Stockport Reishauer Tool Works, Ltd.,

Defiance Machine Works, Inc., Zurich (Switzerland)

Defiance, Ohio Roulements a Billes Miniatures,

Drummond Brothers, Ltd., Guild- S.A., Bienne (Switzerland)

ford Safag, Ltd., Bienne (Switzer-

General Manufacturing Co., Det- land)

roit, Michican Sallaz Freres, Grenchen (Switzer-

The Grant Manufacturing & Ma- land)

chine Co.. Bridgeport, Connecticut Rudolph Saurer, S.A., Arbon

Grob Brothers, Grafton, Wiscon- (Switzerland)

sin Ch. Schaublin-Villeneuve, Bevil-

B.. G. Haskins Co., Chicago, 111. ard (Switzerland)

The Heim Co.. Fairfield. Con- Schauer Machine Co., Cincinnati,

necticut Ohio

Honing Eouinment Corporation, Geo. T. Schmidt, Inc., Chicago,

Detroit. Michigan

Eduard Ifanger, Uster (Switzer- TheIllinois

Seeheron Works Co., Ltd..

land) Geneva (Switzerland)

The Charles L. Jarvis Co., Mod- Sim, S.A., Merges (Switzerland)

dletown, Conn. “Sip” Societe Genevoise d’lnstru-

Jennv Presses, Ltd., Zurich (Swit- ments de Physique, Geneva

zerland) (Switzerland)

Kalamazoo T. & S. Co., Kalama- Societe Industrielle Suisse, Neu-

zoo Michigan hausen (Switzerland)

L. Kel lenberger & Qo., St.-Gall TheSpringfield,

SpringfieldOhio

Machine Tool Co.,

(Switzerland) Fritz Studer, S.A., Glockenthal-

Kent-Owens Machine Co., Toledo, Tuouns (Switzerland)

Ohio Sunnen Products Co., New York

Kummer Freres, Tramelan (Swit- City

zerland) Swiss Machine Tool Sales Co.,

The Lees-Bradner Co., Cleveland, Ltd., Zurich (Switzerland)

Ohio Taft-Pierce Manufacturing Co.,

Lobdell Car Wheel Co., Wilming-

ton, Delaware Woonsocket, Rhode Island

A10

A284 SHANGHAI

Tavannes Machines

Tavennes (Switzerland) Co., S.A., n & J4 m m

Tavaro, S.A., Geneva (Switzer- Paper Co. van Reekum (Shanghai), Ltd.,

(Papier, Maatschappij van Reekum

land) (Shanghai), N. V.), Suppliers of Paper,

Taylor Manufacturing Corp., Mil- Teleph. Boards and15790 Pulp—340, Szechuen Road;

waukee, Wisconsin

U.S. Tool Co., Inc., Ampere, East Reekupapie (2 Lines) ; Cable Ad:

Orange, N.J. Th. Th. Kruimel, acting manager

Wiedemann Machine Co., Philadel- B.M. Ekman

Victal

phia, Pa. Chang Ming Way, salesman

Whiten Machine Co., New Lon- Miss J. B. Ford N. V. Chang

don, Connecticut Mrs. P. Deitz

Fritz Wunderli, Ltd., TJster

(Switzerland) Miss Chen P.K.K. K.V.D. Wong

Mrs. T.A. Young

Ying

Ying

Pacific Leaf Tobacco Co.—51. Canton Agents for:

Road; Teleph. 12021 Paper Co.

inc., New Yorkvan Reekum (New York),

Pacific Sales Corp. (Philco Sales Corp., Paper Products, Ltd. — 33, Szechuen

Road; Teleph. 10385

Fed. Inc.,

Road, RoomU.S.A.)

1301; Office

Teleph.181,11463;

Kiangse

P.O. Paramount Films of China, Inc.—

Box 2101; Cable Ad: Pacificsal Capitol Building 142, Museum

Bruce S. Jenkins,

J. S. Potter, secty.,pres.

treas.& director

& director Road; Teleph. 11560; Cable Ad:

F. R. Froemel, vice-pres. & manager Paramount

York Yao J. E. Perkins, Far Eastern manager

Y.A. J.Kao,Doven

Sales manager

Palace Hotel—(See Hotels)

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. of London F. C. H. Liang,secretary

Mrs. E. Mann, accountant

—Union Building, 17. Canton R. Archer, asst, accountant

Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); P.O. BoxRoad;

1285 ; Paris Theatre, Ltd.—550, Avenue Joffre;

Cable Ad: Palatinado Teleph. 85205

E. Lester Arnold, manager for China Park Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

G.J. M.F. Dumbarton

V. de Murray

Carvalho |I Miss

Miss M. Parker

V. Butt Parke, Davis & Co., Manufacturing Che-

mists, Detroit,

f(l J* Rung Woo Yuen Ming YuenMichigan, U.S.A.—43,

Road; Teleph. 12590;

Laboratory; 2, Tung Liang Road; P.O.

Palmer

and Civil15059;

Engineers—17, Canton H. V. Stoke! y, manager

Teleph.

Pyrotechny P. O. Box 732; CableRoad;

Ad: S. J. Stoone, chief chemist

Partners - H Pa Ka

G. L. Wilson, f.r.i.b.a , f.s.i. Parker, Rielley & Co., Consulting

J. A. Ritchie, a.r.i.b a. (Bombay) Engineers

Peking and Marine Surveyors—91;

Road; Teleph. 13199; Cable Ad:

G. D. Smart,

P.O.G. a.r.i.b.a.

Wakeham, (Rangoon)

a.r.i.b.a. (S’pore) Yeritas

J. L. Paterson, b. sc., m.i c.e. W. J. Milne

Staff— G. T-. Gambling I H. A. Ozorio

G.D. V.MacAlister

Bird, a.r.i.b.a. (Hongkong) Parsons, Dr. W. S., m.d., c.m.—British

P.V. Thomashevsky Admiralty Surgeon - 2, Peking Rd ,

N. Dronnikoff Teleph. 15094. Residence ; Cathay

Engineering Staff— Hotel; Teleph. 11340

H. D. Chang, a.m.i. struct, e. Pasquier, J. P., Manufacturer’s Re-

W. H. Ohien I C. Zia presentative—9, Quai de France;

Secretariat— Teleph. 83939; Cable Ad: Pasquier

H. W. Brown J. P. Pasquier

 SHANGHAI A285

^ 3? frTa ying

Rl £hoo ^ n

lun si kungsz>k % X

Mi feny jang hstun ch'ang

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., (Alloa, Scot- Peninsular tion Co.—(See k Oriental

Mackinnon, Steamhong

Naviga-

Mackenzie

land and Halifax, England), Woollen

and Worsted Yarn Spinners — Head & Co., 27, The Bund )

Office andHoad:

Poyang Factory: “B.B.” Mills, 400, ^ Mei Dah

1524; Gable Ad:Teleph.

Beehive52320; P.O. Box Peston.tee

of China

& Co.. Ltd., M.. Exporters

Produce and Commission

W. A. Kearton, general manager Agents—12, Rue du Consulat; Teleph.

J. S. Kenyon, asst, manager 82964: Cable Ad: Platform

A. E. Harvey O. R. Holmes S. M. Talati, managing director

L.H. Denh; Mrs. M. Walter

L.It. It.T.B\ Oates,

Baptiste MissE.

Oix-m tech, manager

R. Waelti f* Bei Teh

A. B. Blair P Produce—Arnhold

ters (k Co„ H. K.. Building, Exporters320,of China

Sze-

A.J. T.N. Wakelin

Lewis, dyer F, R. Croft chuen Road; Teleph. 17356; P.O. Box

1529; Cable Ad; Petronel

G.It. Batty

Baukharn G.F.W. A.WSykes Bolls

hi taker

H. K. Peters | E. Kale

F.A. Bolton W. Mnrgalroyd Petroff & Co. N.S , I adies’ and Gentle-

E. WBondCl ax ton F. L. Ackroyd men’s Ready made Coats and Suits,

Furs and Fur Coals, Woollen,Teleph.

Puce

Local Sales% Office: 52-51, M. M Building, Good,

9. Quai de Prance; Telephs 82132-3 72614 itetc—856. Avenue.Ioftre;

Ast or II >use Bldg., 40, Broad-

E. R.B.A.S. Dood (Veasy | II. H. Dong way; Teleph. 54991

A.N. A.S. I’etroffi

Masloff, partner

do. manager

jftf ff Pah 7Aang V. N. Lopatin, general

Patten, Mackenzie k Co., Exporters and S.V. S.F. Chu

Paderevsky |I Taclmng

A. A. Avdeenko

Importers—Hongkong and Shanghai Ho May-sun | Matsukava

Bank Teleph.

Bund; Buildin-', Rooms 311-3, The

Cable Ad: Macpat10574; P.O. Box 718; m T @ a

Fa ko dnh yah vuvg

D. Mackenzie, partner PlIARMACIE

S. J. Burn, manager Joffre; Telephs. 74297—-949

Gkniral^ 951, AAomue

and 74296; Cable

A< I: Pharmadrog

0 s £ ^ m B. Julien, pharmacist

Pau luh mug da vee

Paulsen

and Cargo k Bayes-Davy,

Surveyors andMarine, Ship Pharmacie

Consultants

Moderne —772, Avenue

Joffre; Teleph. 75498

—Glen

Cable A' fane Building; Teleph. 13550;

1: Bayesdavy ^^^ ^m^^

Capt. S. C. Smith, mng. p irtner Philipp,

(F’ormerlyDr. Govt.’s

F. G., Veterinary >urgeon

Veterinary Surgeon

Pep Yano Lappet Co. — 45-47, Yates inHospital Germanand East Africa)—Veterinary

Surgery: loOl, Yu Yuen

Road; Teleph. 33020 Road; Teleph. 12877

viChing&yi kung m szem Phoenix Assttranok Co., Ltd. (London),

Fire, Life, Branch)

Eastern Accident and Marine—(Far

Pektno Jewelry Co. (T. H. Wu), Telephs.

Exporters and Wholesale and Retail 1 302-3; P.; O.18,BoxThe719; Bund;

Cable

Dealers in Peking Art Goods-305, Ad H. Phofire

M. Hind, manager

Yates

Branch:Road; Teleph.

87, High 36328. Singapore

Street L. A Smith, a'st. manager

F A. Inglis, f.c.i.i.

T. II. Wu, general manager C. F.Austin, A C.1.1. (Hongkong)

A. Fannin

L. Y. Chao, do. A. A. Lopes | J. M. Portaria

S. T. Wu I C. C. Feng

A10*

A286 SHANGHAI

Phoenix Press, The, Printers, Publi' m m m

shers, Lithographers, Engravers, Book- Poldi Steel17346;

Works—451,

binders, Block-makers,

Museum Road; Teleph. 12755 Stationers—131, Teleph. Cable Ad:Kiangse Road;

Poldi; Codes:

A.L. C.Fuller, manager Acme,

Edition Bentley’s, Mosse and A.B.C. 6th

W. Ting, asst,clerk

S. Tung, manager A- H.Naether,

PeltnerWorks’ | W.repres.

Limbach

K. H. Chow

Polish Import & Export Co., Ltd.,

Picking Import & Export Co.—47. Ning- Woolen and Cotton Piece Goods—

po

Picking;Road; Codes;

Teleph. A.11868;

B. C. Cable Ad: 320,

‘6th edn.,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 11999;

Cable Ad: Polim 1

Rudolf Mosse and Private Jacob Shpiro T. S. Wong

K. H. Aue | K. L. Ling Isaac Shpiro i Z. H Young

C. T. Woolen ! T. C. Hong

Pilots’

—26, Association,

The Bund; Shanghai

Telephs, Licensed

10168 & Polytechnic Public School — (See

12071; Cable Ad: Pilot under Municipal Councils)

B. Boland, manager Post-Mercury Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A

Pioneer Knitting Mill, Hosiery Manu- —19, (6Avenue

Lines); Edward

Cable Ad:VII; Teleph.

facturers—

468, Szechuen HeadRoad;

Office: Telephs. No. 84080

15, Lane14180 Proprietors i

Mercupost

c 17155.50245 Factory: 377, Rangoon Road; The Mercury Press

TheMercuryShanghai Evening Post &

fg 0 ^ Hah wo tah Sunday

Ta Mei Man Mercury

Pao

Platt, White-Cooper & Co.—Ewo Bldg., Ta Mei Chou Pao

83, Peking Road; Teleph. 19570; Cable Officers— Radio Station X. M. H. C.

Ads: Retsam & Attorney

R. F.Reader

C- Master, C. V. Starr, president

M. Harris,solicitor

do. G.manager

C. Bruce, vice-president & general

A. E. Seddon, barrister-at-law

C. E. Sherwin, solicitor W. A. Hale, treasurer

Agents in London—Stephenson, Har- K. Lock, secretary

wood&Tatham, 16, OldBroad St.,E.C. Directors—G. C. Bruce, Mansfield

Agents in Hongkong—Johnson,

&, Master, Hongkong

A. Hale, C. V. Starr

Bank Bldg., Dps Voeux Road Central and Randall

POST OFFICES

Plaza Hotel—(See Hotels)

ft m ^ M

M ^ fu h Yu cheng huan li chit

Po wo mou nee Post Office—Comer

North 7Szechuen of North Soochow,

Pohoomull

Silk Piece Bros. Goods,(India),

Ladies’ Exporters

Underwears,of (Open

(13 Lines a.m. to 8 and

Exchange p.m.);

to

Tiendong

All Telephs. Roads

40069

Departments),

Em broidered

Goods,Sundries, Goods,

Curios, Carpets,Linen Embroidered

Leather 40069, Ext. 41 or 29 (Enquiry),

Suit- Ext. 46, Enquiry, Parcel Post), 40335 40069,

cases,

Teleph. etc.—130,

10049; P.O. Box 470; Hankow

Cable Rd.;

Ad: (Accounts Department),40341 (Customs

Pohoomull Parcel

Division,Department), 40345 (Checking

Shipping Information), 43329

J. Kima, manager (Small Packet Combined Division),

D. Lachman, assistant 40358

Numbers (Foreign Mechanic’s Residence).

on Sundays/Holidays or After

S. B. Nagrami, accountant 9 p.m. on Week Days. 40062 (Garage),

Nei Kwai Kee,asst,

Nei Johnson, shroffshroff 40063 (Private

K. C. Wong, shipping clerk (Boarding OfficersLetter Boxes), 40064

and Loading Yard

Nei Jackson Division), 40065 (Delivery Division),

 SHANGHAI A297

40066 (Railway and Steamer Mails Chief of Mechanical Office—Yang

Divisionl, 40067 (Registration Division), Chao-nai (Officiating)

40068 (Express

(Receiving Division) and

and Despatching 40069

Division); Chief of Printing Office—Li Huei

Cable Ad: Postos Chief of Stationery Office -Wu ('hih

Director -A. M. Chapelain Chief of Miscellaneous Purchases

Asst. Director—Wong Way Sung Office—Wu Tzii-tung

Asst. Director

Kanazashi (Additional) — P. K. Potter & Co., Cameron, Auditors

Chief of Accounts & Checking De and Certified& Corporate

Secretaries ManagersAccountants,

— Arnhold

partment—J. N. Greenfield

Chief of Local Business Department Bldg.,

—Lu Tai-yu 17733; P.320,O. Box

Szechuen

390; Cable Road; Teleph.

Ad: Auditor

Chief of General Affairs Department S. C. Potter, f.c.c.a., principal

—Dao Kong Zung Y. S. Kong, a.c.i.

Chief

—Kao of Inland Business Department

Chih Ch’eng

Chief of Transport )fn $ Yue Wo

Lu Chong Gun Department — Powell, Sidney J.,. Civil Engineer,

Chief of Parcel Business Department perty andandEstate

Architect Surveyor, Land, Pro-

—Chen Wei-ping

Chief Inspector—Y. Fuke Szechuen Road; Teleph.Agent 10918 — 410,

Sectional & Sub-Offices: Sidney J. Powell, a.m.inst.c.e.

83, Chow-chin lu C. Edmonds Powell, m.e.

422, Lannitu Road, Pootung Miss M. F. Castilho, clerk

37-43, Yuhang Road (Tels. 43598 & Y. T. Foo, draughtsman

43481)

170, Boone Road (Tel. 45060)

1148, North Szechuen Road (Tel. Premet,w Paul, m * m m n

Advocate

41610)

77, Boundary Road (Tel. 45139) Law; Land and Estateand Office—160,

Doctor of

180, Carter Road (Tel. 30328) Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 19175

81, Paul Premet,advocate & doctor-of-law

414,Sinza RoadFokien Road (Tel. 91590)

420, 424, M, Guilly

Ngai Tchen Ling

105, Rue Marco Polo (Tel. 83620) Mrs. Artshibasheff

69, 71, Rue du Consulat

1132, Hoping Road, West Gate (Tel. 83631) Mrs. J. Ward | J. Ward

7, Rue Massenet (Tel. 85237) Premier Hair-dressing Saloon, Ladies

1141, Broadway East (Tel. 50279) and Gentlemen’s Hair Dressing, Mani-

978-980, Avenue Retain (Tel. 74952) cure,

4338-9, Robison Road

157, Yu Yuen Road (Tel. 31437) Road Face

(NearMassage,

Corneretc.— 555, Szechuen

of Peking Road);

171, Kiangse Road (Tel. 18789) Teleph. 13548

426, 432, Route Conty (Tel. 83856) Price’s (China), Ltd., Manufacturers of

207,

23, Seymour Road (Tel. 39107) Candles, NightTelephs.

Lights 39872-

and Tapers—3,

CivicBrenan

CentreRoad (Tel. 21095) Robison Road; 3

W & PB % £ Jifi K Hi e # !£

Chiao t'ung pu yu cheng ts'ung chu Price’s Soap Go. (China), Ltd., Soap

chu hu Itung ying chu Manufacturers—Registered Office: 18,

Directorate General of Posts, Supply The Bund; Factory: 2310, Yangtszepoo

Department—322, Kiaochow Road; Road; Telephs.

(Factory); P.O.Box 17327597;(Office)

Cable and 50240

Ad: Lever

Telephs. 34330, 34338 & 34339; Cable R. H. Hey worth, chairman

Ad : Postsupdep Wm. Harper, director

Secretary—J. A. Greenfield (Tel. L. D. McNicoll, do.

31790)

Asst. Secretary—Yang Chao-nai Priestwood, Victor, b.a., Barrister-

Chief of General Office- K. Luan

Chief of Paying & Receiving at-Law—2, Peking Road, 3rd Floor;

Teleph. 10061; Cable Ad: Lasgoud

Office—Keng Lien-ti Mrs. W. G. Cumine, secretary

A288 SHANGHAI

Public Schools fob Boys, for Girls General Agents for China-.

& for GnijiiiOJi Ui.der Municipal The Orient Paint, Colour and

Councils) Varnish Co., Ltd. c/o Butter-

Public Works Dept. — {See under field & Swire, Shanghai

Municipal Councils) General Representative for the Far

Fast:

Race Club—(Nee Clubs) A. 6. Potter (Hongkong)

R.Radio

C. A.Corporation

Communications,

of America Inc., A Refrigerator Service Co.—253, Ave.

Basso n Arcade, Nanking Ho ,d;Service— Haig; Teleph. 74078; Cable Ad:

Teleph. Refresco

125.V; Cable Ad: Radi corp

R. R. James, Jr., < anager

E. C. Watt, cominercial repres. Regal Pharmacy, Wholesale and Re-

I. K.. Pao. clerk tail Chemists and Druggists—1180,

Radium Institute—(Nee Hospitals) Bubbling Well Road; TeiepH. 30310;

Cable Ad: Regal

Rae, William (Shanghai Branch)—217,

RueJ. Cardinal

Rae Mercier ffc Yung Foonng

Miss Cold berg | P. Carlos Reiber, Fr., Exporte and Importer—

*r fT~-K ffi Teleph. 17 >’5; P.O.346,BoxSzech

Liz i Building, en Road;

745; Cable Ads:

Raoi Co., R. H., Merchants and Com- Reiber <& Reibetco

J. von Aster | K Di.drich

mission Agents—191, Peking

Teleph. 1H.)2.»; Cable Ad: Phirozi Road; Fac.ory — 1 dO, Point Road; Teleph.

R. U. Ragi 51377

Oh. Gresser, manager

Rakusen’s Ecoskll Co. (Excel. Eggs)—

2.')0, Nanking Road, Teleph. 18500; Cable Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Importers,

Aj: Rakusen Exporters and Commission Agents—

Ball, Dr. A. (Drs. Birt, Rail, Merlens, 88, Museum Road; Teleph. 16375;

Virnich, Kastein & Schwarzenburg)— P.O. Box 398; Cable Ad: Jostree

Directors—L. W. Hutton (Shang-

OlKce: 20, Kiukiang Road; Teleph.

15570; Residence:

T'eleph. 75529 191, Rue Magmuy; hai), K. S. Morrison (Hong-

Com kong) pradand

ores J.— Robinson

Wong Ivor (Swatow)

Sung

Ranoel, T., Advocate—nJO, Szechuen (General) and Nee Chii.g Chwang

Ro id, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 14333; Cable (Siik)

Ad : Rangelei Book-keeping, Calculating Machines,

Rayden, F., Merchant and &Commission Typewriters—

Agent—c/o Reiss, Bradley (1. E. Sistohian ! E. K. I'ang

Co., Ltd., Piece

88, Museum Hoad; Teleph. 16375; P. O. Goods, Yards, Raw Cotton

Box 39S; Cable Ad: Nedyar »fc General—

W H. Nash

Realty Investment Co., Fed. Inc., Paper Dept.— H. L. Block | H. Parsons

IT.S.A., Real Estate, Mortgages, Invest-

ments and Insurance—2“0, Rzeohuen Engineering J. G. Anderson, signs p.p.

Road ; Teleph. 186-23; P. O. Box 1414; Dept.—

Cable Ad : Realinvest H.STRUCT.,

•). CrawfordK., Pape, c.e.,(FRANCK),

M.SOO.C.E. m.inst.,

Hoang Shiu engineering manager

Rsn Hand Composition Co., Ths. Export E. Skabo

Mann fact urers of Ships’ Composi- Dept.: Silk, Linen, Em-

tion and Paints for Marine and broidery and General—

General Purposes—c/o Butterfield A. Brock

& Swire. 21 23. French Bund; Teleph. N. I. Sbith I M ss G. M. Ephgrave

28020; Cable Ad: Rahtjens W. Hasick | Miss I. Shaniavsky

 SHANGHAI A289

Accounts & General Office— Teleph. 16726; Residence: 229-c,

C. F. Evans Grosvenor Gardens, Route Cardinal

T. F. Buchanan Mercier; Teleph. 76700

Miss L. Jernakoff Dr. Alexander Henner, m d.

Miss H. Knoch Miss A. C. Waller, secretary

Mrs. H. E. Knutsen K. S. Chu. clerk

M ffl RepublicLandInvestmentCo., Architects

Reiss, Frederick, Dr., m.d. (Professor and Real Estate—149, Yuen Ming Yuen

of Dermatology, National College of Road ; Teleph. 14356

Medicine), Specialist in Skin and

Diseases —Office and Residence: Capito. G. U.

Building,

Teleph. 10181 6th Floor, 142, Museum Road; if 5$ Loo Ter

Reuters, Ltd.-34, Avenue Edward VII;

Telephs. 11375-4 (2

Manager, News Department,Lines) (ToAccounts

General

Reliance

Motor CarMotors, Fed. Inc., Avenue

Distributors—755, U.S.A., and Correspondence), 10710 (Com-

Foch; Ad:

Cable Teleph. 70024; P.O. Box 1025; mercial

Sintung Service);

Department) and 13789 (Ticker

P. O. Box 1205; Cable Ad :

L. D. Carson, manager Reuter

Sales K.forSelby-Walker,

the Far East general manager

Nicki Yappo | William Tsai News Dept.

C.J. P.MiOssorgin I L. C. Choung

hi 1 off I S. Chu

Accounts T.E. J.J. Aldeguer

Downton

Miss

Mrs. O.E. Soponoff

M. Kemp

Geo F. Grout ! M. C. Yao T.B. W.

F. Buchanan

Gearhart S. Slarkdwsky

Service W. Rosenberg V. Senichenko

Alex Selischeff Commercial Dept.

Distributors for\ G.H. C.P. Bourke

Bloom | A.A. Kooznetsov

M. Danenberg

Cadillac, Buick i Vauxhall Cars

Reliance Trading Co., Cosmetics & J. M. H. Clark Mrs. D. I. Blair

Toilet Soaps, Importers & Exporters of Chinese J. J. Aldeguer I S. L. Chen

Chemical Products—353, Kiangse Road; Translation Office

Teleph. 19829; P. O. Box 1222: Cable Lawrence Chen

Ad : Relitradco T. K. Wu I Walter Chen

Niem Paulin, manager S. Y. Sha I Y. C. Lu

J. C.C. W.

Niem,Jen,sub-manager

secretary Ticker Installation

C. P. Chao, accountant J.J. Ward

T. Johns, engineer

I Mrs. 0. Sofonoff

Remington Typewriter Agency, Re- Accounts Mrs. M. Collaco | N. E. Kizin

mington Typewriters, Mimeographs, Dept.

Adding

General Machines, Addressographs

Office Equipment and

— 27, The G. V. Jensen, accounant

Bund C. W. Olson | H. P. Kao

Sole Distributors-. Correspondence

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Im- Mrs. M. M. Young | Miss E. V. Kemp

port Department; Teleph. 15290;

Cable Ad: Ja>dimpo La Ling

Remington Typewriter School—(See Reuter, Exporters

Brockelmann

and Commission Agents—

Educational) 452, Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18090

(5 Lines to All Depts.) and 42034

Renner, Dr. Alexander, m.d., General (Godown, 79, Woochang Road),

Practitioner, Surgeon, Specialist in Cable Ad: Reutbrock

Women’s DiseasesHouse,

103-104, Sassoon & Obstetrics—Office:

Nanking Road; R. Heyn (Shanghai)

C. E. Vissering (Tientsin)

A290 SHANGHAI

Export Dept.: Riunione Adriatica di Sicurta of Trieste

A.P. Dethleffsen,

Kemper, signs per —17,1195;

The Bund;Ad:Teleph. 11144; P.O.

do. pro. Box

AmericanCable Underiters

Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

V. Chanturai

Mrs. X. V. Yellachich Inc., U.S.A., ragrs. for the Orient

Hansen Liu, Export eompradore

Booking Dept.: n &km$mn

F. E. Leistner, signs per pro. Lai-tien-wah-yiny-pien-kuny-sze

Miss A. Straus, secretary

Piece-goods Dept.: R K O Radio Pictures op China,

V. W. Vane,

Stationery compradore

O. Zwanck Embankment

Soochow Road; Telephs. s6322North and

Mrs. A. Hauffe 45980; Cable Ad: Rkoex. Branches:

Djeu Vung-shung, compradore

Guenther Wagner Pelican Works, Hongkong and Tientsin

A. F. Kerske, general manager

Hannover Z.MissL. O.Kwok, Sales secretary

Kolesnik, manager

A. Blomer,

Paper Dept.: repr. for the Far East K. H. Kuo, booker

W. Sandt W. Y. Cheng, accountant

Provision

B. TroyanDept.: | Miss N. Stepanoff Robertson & Son, Edward T., Inter-

Y. T. Tsoong, compradore national Cotton Controllers—18, The

Bund, Rooms Nos. 408-409; Teleph.

a m Li-cheong 12497; P.O. Box 1719; Cable Ad: Lortnoc.

Richards, J. H., d.c.m. (Established Head

E. W.T.Office: Boston, Mass., U. S. A.

Robertson,

1918), Manufacturers’ Representative,

Coal Contractor, Mines Direct Repre Robertson Jr. (Kobe)

sentative, Light Railways, Mining Carl H. Hasselmann

Machinery, Mining Pumps and All

Mining Accessories — 86, Tsongchow ^ ^ Laou Ping Sung

Road; Teleph. 34921; Cable Ad: Richly Robinson, A. R., Bubbling

Land, Estate and

£ ^1] Lee Ghee Son Mortgages—1522, Well Road;

Richardson & Co., A. J., Auctioneers, Teleph. 30745; Cable Ad: Arnosiber

Adjusters, Appraisers, Valuers,

Metal Brokers and Coal Merchants ft w & m m

—572, Szerhuen Road ; Teleph.

10352; Cable Ad: Richardsons; Robinson LoPiano pin sun kun hong

Codes: Al, A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s Importers, TunersCo., Manufacturers,

and Repairers, Music

and McNeil’s (1908) and Musical Instrument Sellers, Theatre

A. J. Richardson, manager and Concert Agents; and at Sing-

Charles Y. C. Chen, Chinese mgr. apore; LumpurPenang, and Peiping,

Hankow—276,Tientsin,Kiangse

Kuala

3Li koamao*lun»chu’an^ nng®ssu« Road Teleph. lt)868 ; Cable

Pianomaker Codes: A.B .C. 5th, Lieber’s Ad :

Rickmers Linie-9. Av. Edward VII; and Bentley’s

Cable Ad : Rickmers ; Codes : Mosse,

Mosse Suppl., Scott’s, 10 Edition eiii & * (3S n

H. Muenter, manager Lo ger ta lih sze

Rodger

Riddell, Dr. J. Douglas, Dental Surgeon velopment & Wiener—

Building; 11th Floor,11228;

Teleph. De

— Midland Building, 153, Nanking Cable Ad : Loger ; Codes: Usual Codes

Road; Teleph. 16524 H.at-law

D Rodger, attorney & counsellor-

Lai Lee Myron Wiener, attorney

Rielley, SimmonsPeking

& Milne, Cou nsellor-at- la w

Engineers—91, RoadContracting

; Teleph. B. L. Radomishelsky, attorney-at-law

C.Y. C.L. Kung,

13199 ; Cable

W. J. Milne Ad : Veritas Chang,Chinese lawyer

chief clerk

G. T. Gambling | H. A. Ozorio H. Whittaker, secretary

 SHANGHAI A291

JH Yueh Shing H *1 -DoA Chang

Rohde &Telephs.

Co., Merchants—150, Rudolph & Co., Charles, Raw, Waste

Road;

808; Cable Ad : 10580 & 194k0; Kiukiang

Rohdeanus F.O. Box Silk kongand Road; Pongees Exporters—58,

Teleph. .7317; P.O.Hong-

853;

U.E.Streib Cable Ad: Rudolphus

Ch. Rudolph (Zurich)

Lazarus | Th. Zeiller A.P. Planner,

Kobelt, manager

Roman Catholic Churches — (See signs per pro.

Churches & Missions) H.J.lost, Weidman do.

Miss R. Adams | Miss I. Oliveira

a a s ii Russian Benevolent Society - (See

Lung tung kung sue

Rondon

porters& and Co., Wine Importers, Ex- Associations and Societies)

Ltd., L.,Merchants—Inter-

savin Building, 9, Avenue Edward VII; Russian Chamber of Commerce—(£ee

Teleph. 8214 ; P.O. Box 722 ; Cable Ad : Chambers of Commerce)

Rondon; Codes : A.B.C. 5th edn., Rutherford, N. 11., Stock, Share and

Bentley’s, Universal Trade and General Broker—16, Central Road;

Lugagne. Branches: Hongkong, Yun-

nanfu, Chungking, Hanoi, Saigon, Hai- Teleph. 14229; Cable ^d: Stockford

phong, Touranemanaging

and Pnomdirector

Penh S. Road;

W. UnionTeleph. Trading14033

Co.—353,

L. Rondon,

C. Mey, manager ; CableKiangse

Ad:

S. Alva

del Rivero, signs per pro. Swucotrade

M. Tavares Safety Household Removing Co.—

A.A. E.England

Schiller 336-8, Rue Bourgeat; Teleph. 9COOO

W. P. Yue, compradore

Thread & Yarn Dept.: “C-B” Em- Sakae Shokai, Gramophones, Records,

Pianos, Organs and other Musical

M.broidery

Volkart,Cotton Threads

signs per pro. Instruments — 215, Chapoo Road;

Teleph. 4240G; Branch Shop: 1312, North

Szechuen

Dept.: 698,Road; NorthSinger Sew ing

Szechuen Machine

Road

fj} ^ Wah Che K, Takagi, proprietor

Ross & Co. (China), Ltd.,

porters, Exporters, Merchants and Alex., Im- YT. Yoshimoto, director

Commission Agents—8 I,249;

Jinkee Road; Shiga, manager

Teleph.

Rotunda 19665; P.O. Box Cable Ad: Sam195, Joe

General41095Importers—

W. W. Mckenzie, director (S’hai) Broadway;

G.F. A.Mader

Alvares Sam Shing & Co., Provision, Wine &

J.FuhFiskTsun Yuen, compradore Spirit merchants—22, Route de Say

Zoong; Teleph. 71323

Jimmy Shing, managing director

Rotary Club—(6’ee Clubs)

ff ft w m m

Royal Asiatic Society—(See Associations Sammann U.

& Co, Paul E., Fed. Inc.,

& Societies) tives,,S. A., Manufacturers’

Importers, Jobbers, Representa-

Hardware,

^ j| Wang Chia Tools, Auto Parts and Accessories, Shop

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. (Branch Office Equipment—49, 12748; Ad:Szechuen

Cable Tientsin, Road;Telepn.

Pesam.Tokyo,

Branches

—81, Jinkee Road

Box 7 8; Cable Ad: Royal Teleph. 11842;P.O. Hongkong, Dairen,at

E. Heenan, manager Osaka, Singapore,

Manila and New York Batavia, Bangkok,

J.A. E.J. Brown

Berthet |I Miss

Miss Farquharson Paul E. Sammann,

Furniss Snow Yuen proprietor

C.Edward

F. Voong

Royal Society of St. George—(Nre E. Mechner Chien

V. T. Yang

Associations & Societies) P.G. Y.Lewin

Hoo H. C. Yu

A292 SHANGHAI

Samuel Osborne & Co., Ltd.— (Nee Property Maintenance Dept.

Osborne, Samuel) E. L.H.A.Greenhalgh

Adams C.I. E.•!. dos Remedies

A. Rumarchuk

Contreras

SantonPehRoad; SteamTelephs.

Nav. Co.,12950

Ltd.—93, Can R.VV. Salinas

Monk W Littler

13280 (General); Cable Ad: Sanpeh (Private) W. F. Hamlin J.K. L.Weber

A. Bashkiroff W. H.Mears

Santelli, Dr.81109

R. — (Office)

461, Avenue Joffre; Siemssen Mrs. V.Taylor

(KA. Jenssen Hutton

Telephs.

(Residence) and 73408 G. Cormack Miss M. Brown

Santos Coffee Store—111, Central Sung Dah

Arcade; Teleph. 10425 Sator, A., General Import and Export

Merchant,

Road; Teleph. Engineering—131,

19902; P.O. BoxMuseum 1377;

Saou [vee, Woollen Merchants—134, Can- Cable Ad: Sator

ton Road ; Teleph. 16703 ; Cable Ad : A. Sator | G. Sator

Saoukee

Tpf £$ Sheng Hang Sauvayre, J., Anne Raw Silk and 3rdSundries

“Sapt”, Ltd., Raw Cotton and Cotton Exporter—St. Building, Floor,

Waste Merchants—255, Peking Raod; 25and41,83898; Rue du Consulat; Telephs. 83873

Cable Ad: Sauvayre

Telephs. 15952 (Manager) and

Cable Ad: Textilag. Head Office: Zurich, 15844:

Switzerland Savoy Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

M. Neumann

E. Zubler I G. Hassan H ijji Saey Chong

O. Walliser | Mrs. E. Hahn

Savul k Co., H. A. I., Importers, Ex-

Law So Sung porters, General Merchants and Real

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David, Merchants— Coffee Estate and Owners. Special Lines:

Fur Skins—128, Tea,

Museum

49, Szechuen Roads; Telephs. 10007-8; Road; Telephs. 17735 75064; P. O. Box

P.O. Box 263; C tble Ad: Sassoons 1253; Cable Ad: Hajisavul

I. A. Levis, sub-manager H. A. R. Savul | J. P. Choy

S.A. I.B.Jacob,

Bowler accountant L.H. E.Hozin

Stonham |I P.Y. K.D. Liang

Agents for: Wong

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. (Fire Saydah & Saydah (New York), Manufac-

and Marine) turers and Exporters of ArtSzechuen

Linens,

in'. Sing So Sang Embroideries

Road; Teleph.and120U0; Laces—330,

P.O. Box 618;

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., E. D.—Sassoon Cable Ad: Saysay

House, The Bund, Teleph. 11430; P.O. E. Saydah, general manager for China

Box 602; Cable Ad: Sassigram

L. I. Ovadia, manager

C.E. J.G. Meager,

Smith-Wright,do.sub-manager m % Shee Ling

J. B. Etherington, signs p.p. Scherings, Limited, Importers of Chemi-

E. S. Barraclough, do. cals,

—17073: Medicines,

133, P.O.

YuenBoxMingPhoto & Optical Goods

Property Accounts Dept. 1357;Yuen

CableRoad; Ad: Teleph.

Satrap

J. G. Wilson I A. C. Tokrnakoff K. Laeuen,

H. Bolloni manager

J. M. Mehta | C. D. Briton

Property Renting Dept.

E. S. Barraclough, signs p.p. Schink, Georg, Public

countant—226, NankingAuditor Road; and Ac-

Teleph.

N. Poulsen V. M.Isaacs Mizisch 18790 ; P. O. Box 1064 ; Cable Ad:

G.M. B.Jacob

Shotter Mrs. H.N. Dimitrieff Chinaudit

J. Goldenberg Mrs. L. Brook Georg Schink

 SHANGHAI A 293

nm n Henry Tseng, manager

Schlotkn, K. Y. Cheng, sub manager

Importer H.,of Pharmaceutical

Chemicals, Drugs Chemist,

and R. Fine, asst, manager

Chemical Equipment—210, Kiukiang Agent' /or:

Road; Teleph. 17517; P.O. Box 230; Astatic

Cable Ad: Schloten Cleveland,Microphone,

Ohio (Crystal Laboratory,

Micro-

H.W.Schh «ten I G. R. Weber phones and Phonograph Pick ups)

Holzaepfel | Mrs. Gamkrelidze BellCameras

A’ Howell

and Projectors) Filmo

Co., Chicago

^ S M Brush Development Co., Cleveland,

Using hua Itung szu Ohio (Brush Microphones)

Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Optical and Holmes Projector Co., Chicago (Hol-

Scientific —Chase

Instruments mes Sound Projectors for Home &

Apparatus Bank and Medical

Building, 346, Theatre Use)

Zenith Radio Corpn., Chicago (Zenith

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15466; Cable Radios)

Ad S hmidtco

W. Schulze, manager

G. Stoessel, asst, manager Scott

H.J Stock, Sales manager Emulsion. (Agents for China: Imperial

. Huebner | O. Christ Chemical Industries China), Ltd.)—

K. Jung Miss E. Nolting Brunner-Mond

Road; Telephs. Building,

15070, 15170133,9 Szechuen

& 11622-3

F. Dietz I Mrs. N. Gorenko (13 Lines); P. O. Box 252; Cable Ad:

jfl] ft Cha Lee Alkali

Schnabel,

SzechuenGadmek & Co., Exporters—346,

Road; Telephs. 19981 (Mana-

ger), 15893 (General H p Ziang Tai

Office); Cable Ad: Scott, Harding

Antimon & Co., Ltd., Merchants,

K.K. Scbim

Veisrel,kel,

signs do.

per pro. Engineers,

Ageids—121,Insurance and Commission

Peking Road; P.O. Box

K. H. Raus 456; Cable Ad: Scothar

A. Glied | E. Paulick C. C. Whitehead, director

N. 1 tenison, a m.i.e.e., do.

m m pi n. m m D.E.M.F.Butt,

Jansen do.

SCHOELLER - BlKCKMANN STEEL WORKS,

Ltd., Manufacturers of High Grade

Steel

ineering—Sole Co.,Agents:

Ltd., 138,Chien Hsin Road;

Kiangt-e Eng- Scottish Union k National Insurance

Teleph. 135ti0; Cable Ad: Stalphonix Co.—Chartered Bank Building,

Bund; Teleph. 15236; Cable Ad:18,Scot-

The

Schools—{See Educational) tunat

F. P. C. Ashe, manager for the Far East

Schuhl

chuen Road & Lurton,

: Teleph.Lawyers—330,

16360; P.O. Sze-

Box

864; Cable Ad: Schule, Code: Bentley’s Scurr & Co., Ship

and Consultants:

and

Marine

Gential Surveyors,Cargo, Surveyors

Engineer,

Compass

F. J. Schuhl | N. E. Lurton

Adjusters,etc —59, Peking

107o0; Cable Ad: Royevrus Road,Teleph.

Schuster,

Manufacturers’Ernst, Agent—Hamilton

Paper, Stationery and Ho-

use; Teleph. 15594; P.O. Box 468; Cable Sea Captain’s Shop—119, Nanking Road;

Ad: Papshuster Teleph. 102U6 Cable Ad: Seacap

n & b m ^ m Mrs W. Tornroth

Koo hok-sz-wu kurtg-sze

Scientific

and Service' Co., Radio

Cinematograph Sean You Weaving,

Shinning, Zoo & Co.,DyeingLtd.,and Cotton

Manu-

and Sound Equipments.

Acce-sories. Receivers

Public Address Sy- factures of Sheets

TurkishCotton

Towels, Candle

stems—142, Museum Road : Teleph. of various descrij lions—587,PieceNanking

Sticks, Bed Goods

12997 ; P.O. Box 1559; Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. 90150; Cable Ad: Towel

Scientific

A294 SHANGHAI

$ *i| Lee Wei Nos.Road;

2 & Telephs.

3 Mills; 50253,

1970, Yangtszepoo

Sennet Fk^res (Marcel Heimendinger &

Levy, Successors), Jewellery, M atches 51050, 50780 & 60350 50252, 50309,

& Diamonds—307, Hamilton House; No.

503524 Mill: 585, Lay Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 10965 P.O. Box 848; Cable Ad: No. 5 Mill: 739, Lay Road; Teleph.

Sennet 50502

M. Heimendinger, partner Worsted Mill: 411, Linching Road;

J. Levy, do. Teleph. 50377

H. G. Elguther Tsingtao Mills: Tsingtao, Shantung

Tientsin Mill: Tientsin

Shanghai American School—{See K. Kuroda, chairman

Educational) Y.Y. Noda.

Maeda,mng.

chiefdirector

director

Shanghai Amateur Baseball Club— T. Enjoji, director

(See Clubs) K. Gonno, do.

Shanghai Athletic Club—(Nee Clubs) T.H. Kageyama,

Togawa, do. do.

K. Nutomi,

T. Akamatsu, secretary do.

Shanghai Benevolent Industrial T. Murakami

Institute — 397, Kiaochow Hoad ; T.M. Beppu M. Okajima

Teleph. 31928 M. Funabashi

Toyama

Shanghai Business College - (See S. Ebih&ra T.

Educational) S.N. Kay a

Fujita 'H.I'. Shigeno

Banno

T. Niino K Misono

Shanghai Club—(See Clubs) S. Fukui S. Kido

Shanghai Chemical Co.—261, Szechuen T.M. Horiba

Tanaka S.I. Nishijima Kikumoto

Road; Telephs. 16388 and 50475

K. Kuehn, partner & gen. mgr. Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank

E. Witt (Tech. Dept.) —(See Banks)

Shanghai Chemical Laboratory, Analy- Shanghai Cricket Club—(Nee Clubs)

tical and

doon Consulting Chemists—Har-

Teleph.Building,

16009 233, Nanking Road

tr 4*

Shanghai Clay Pigeon Club—(See Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co.,

Clubs) Everything for Handling Milk and Its

Products—597-8,

Cable Ad:Seymour Road; Teleph.

Shanghai College & Middle School 39973; Dairyequip

Wm. V. L Jean, general manager

-(See Educational) Louis Jean, manager

a#^^mwm± T. P. Soong, Seles manager

Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd. (Shang- M. K. Kong

hai Boshoku Kabushiki Kwaisha), L. C. Ling | K. II. Wei

Manufacturers

Cotton, Wool andofSilkand YarnsDealers

and Piece-in Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd. (Proprie-

goods—Town

Road; Telephs. Office

18426,: 13570

185, Szechuen tors of Yangtszepoo Docks 1 and 2,

(Ext. t6) International

c 18896 ; General Office : 50253

1970, Dock)—Head Office: Dock and Tungkadoo

Road; Telephs. 640, Yangtsze-

(Directors), 50252, 50309, 51050, 5U780 poo Road: Teleph. 50080; P.O. Box

& 50350 (General); P.O. Box 3065; Cable 704; Cable Ad : Docks

Ad: Shangboh: Codes Used: A.B.C. 6th J. A. Bonnyman, m.b.e., m.i.mech.

Edition & Bentley’s 2nd e., m.i n.a., chief manager

Mills A. G. Rutherford, secretary

No. 1 Mill: 1161, Yangtszepoo Road; J. C. Amour, m.i.n.a., asst, manager

Teleph. 50235 H. Ashford, a.m.i.n.a.

 SHANGHAI A295

J. W. Adams W. D. Johnston . Purchasing & Stocks Dept.—

L. Beattie A. M. Kerr A. H.J. Ellias

R. Sousa | M. Liang

V.H. N.Brown

Boyko R. Knox

D.F. BMcCallum

Marr Rolling Stock & Works Dept. (Baikal

H.

Mrs.Barton

A. W. Chap- A. M. Me Nab Road Depot) -

man R. McKendrick A. H.Y. J.Tait

Charlton E.G. Rye

J.R. C.Elder Mitchell E. A. HuntAust 1| H.E. J.B. Muir

McLean

J.J. Gilchrist, W. Simpson E.A. A.Walker

Berthet I| L.i>. Maher

P. Das

W. G. Smith

A. Grant

Gotfried J. Smith

A. J. Sterelny

General Stores (Baikal Road Depot) -—

W. F. Rankin j L. C. Souza

A. Haken

Headley T.F. J.Stewart

G.F. J.M. Hill Storey m m Hoon Kong

H Jackson Miss N. Wright Shanghai —314, Nanking Electrical

Raod;Supply

Teleph.Co.,93298;

Ltd.

Shanghai Engineers’ Cu b—(.SV Clubs) Cable Ad: Shaelsup

$ m irs t: m ± 0$ II

Shang hai chi tsu din ch’e yu Dai mei wan pao

ksien hung sze Shanghai Evening Post & Mercuby, The

Shanghai Eleotrio Construction Co., (Post Mercury Afternoon

Proprietors), Co-, Fed. Inc.,DailyU.S.A.,

— 19,

Ltd., The (Incorporated in Eng- Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

land)—185, Soochow Road; Teleph. (6 Lines); P. O. Box 1504; Cable84080 Ad:

18199: P.O. Box 793 Mercupost

A. A. Ewing, general manager (Re- G. C. Bruce, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.

sidential Address: 1280, Ave. Foch) G.MissA.S.Johansson, secretary

A. Pollock, secretary (Residential Peligura, stenographer

Address: 1290 (100)

A. B. Calder, accountant Ave. Foch) Editorial Dept:

Traffic Dept. (Ground Floor) — Randall Gould, editor

G.O.Pollock T. A. Butler, mng. editor

Thompson I L. Bell F.L. B.P. Stagg,

Upper, cityreporter

editor

E. R. Buckley | N. Mackintosh Miss A.J. Mackenzie,

Gray, do. do.

A.J. Bowie

Mackinnon I, J.J. Galston

Dunlop Miss

R. Matheson | J. Forbes J. Ahlers, do.

A.I. Ladar,

Ladar, proofdo.reader

Cashier’s Dept.— G. B. Mendoza, do.

Woo Tse Yu, cashier E. Sostoa, do.

Records & Ticket Printing Dept. Advertising Dept:

(1st Floor)—

J. A. Smith | G. H; Blotehford S.J. Chye

Titlebaum, manager

Claims Dept.—

H. N. Muir | R. Fyfe

Accounts Dept. (2nd Floor)— A.G. Richards

W. Haefke |I Y.H. C.C. Soong

Chen

J. A.M. A.Howie General Office:

Remedies J.E. P.A. Jacobi John Costa, chief clerk

G. A.N. Roza

A.T. L.W.C.Murray

d’Aguiar B. C. R

Y. F. Zah, cashier

F.A. H. Rudland M.

S. Wayshing B. R. Endaya J. Yaan Circulation Dept:

Season Ticket Dept.— H. C. Moh | C. S. Chen

E. G. Ross Telephone Operators:

Correspondence Dept.— Miss C. Cruz | Mrs. C. F. Oliverira

Miss E. Costa Press Room Supervisor:

Miss J, Maher | Miss J. Rozario J S. Altclass

Engineering Dept. (3rd Floor)^ ’

J. Hart I A. McLean Shanghai Finance & Real Estate Co.,

C. B. Blaikie | H. Finnigan Ltd.—50, Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 10361

A296 SHANGHAI

Shanghai Fire Insurance Associa- Workshop —

tion—{See Associations and Societies) G.H.C. H.Barbey

Lawrence |I W. M. Lifchitz

Turner

W 5^ # 1& * * $ M _b Stores—

Shanghai Fire & Marine Insurance Distribution (Consumers)—W. Eatson

A. E. Lawrence | J.

Co., Ltd.—:i53, Kiang.se Koad; Teleplis. A.T.A.H.Gowan,

18000-9; Cable Ad: Luenpo

Fung Chn Chi, manager W ood districtI S.supt.

Emamooden

Lai Sliu-Fong, head of Business Dept. DistributionHales H. R.

(Mains)—

| A. Groznian

K. B. Chun, head of Motor Car Dept. T. Watson, district supt.

Shanghai Floor-wax Mfg., Co., Ltd., Showroom— J. F. W hitter

Manufacturers

Wax, Automobile of allPolish

kinds and of Floor- A. C. Sequeira *1 A. O. Kirsanofl

Wax Hongkew

Polishers. Importers of Metal Polish, Office—

Steel Wool,Glass Soap, etc.—47, Ningpo M. I. Tajima j Y. Toomiya

Road; Telcph. 19285 French

V. Roth Concession Office—

K. Andrew, manager Secretarial Staff (Secretary’s & Accounts

K. S. Chow, assistant

A.Office)—

G. Davies, asst, secretary (Re-

Shanghai Football Association—(See

Associations and Societies; A. venue)

Graham, asst, secretary (Stores)

C.G. 11.J. Theobold

Read I Miss Miss M.L. Shapiro

Ribalova

Shanghai Football Club —{See Clubs) Miss D. King | Missi’.Toochinsky

Shanghai Free Christian Church General Office —

R. A. Bert bet, chief clerk

—(See Churches and Missions) P.E. G.Teller

Keogh | I.G. Kozario Sadler

Shanghai Golf Club—(Nee Clubs) E. C. Cunio I Mrs. E. Cruz

Shanghai General Chamber of Com-

73 & M 'If A @ % jC merce—(See Chambers of Commerce)

Shanghai

ted Gas

inYaHongkong)—Main Co., Ltd. (Incorpora-

Office:93333;

656, Shanghai General Hospital — (See

Yu Clung Road; Teleph

Showroom: 709, Bubbling Well Road; Hospitals)

Teleph. 3801*3; Hongkew Office: 891,

North

French Szeehuen

Concession Hoad;

Office Teleph.

: 1301, 454 5; Shanghai % General

Avenue

-fc Ka Ti

Store, General

Provisions.

Jotfre; Teleph. 76164 ; Works : 2524, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 7542i; Speciality: toffee—.000,

Yangtszepoo Road; Teleph. 52275 ; Ad: Kati mnicos Cable

Cable Ad: Gaslight Kadoorie (chair-

Directors—Horace N. Katem, managing owner

man), R. M. Joseph and G. H Mrs. M. Svetlova, cashier

Wright m m # fH S

J. e.,K. A'Simpson, B.SC., DIPL. INST, gas Rung wo ehang mo don:

chh-f Soc. m.i. gas e., engineer-iu- Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co, Ltd.,

W. .1. Brown, secretary Wharf and Warehousing (General

J. E. Sit ton, a.c.a., accountant Agents: Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Engineering Staff (Technical)— Ltd.)

52350 —610,

(General Broadway

Office), East; Telephs.

51863Warehouse

(Hunt’s

T. Spikins, b.so., deputy engineer Wharf), 52743 (Hongkew

A. M. Stickels, a.m., a.i. mlch.e., Office), 51872 (Hongkew Compradore),

chief asst, engineer

Mrs. M. 1. G. Jennings 50.x>4 (Old Nit gpo Wharf), 51984 (Old

Works— Ningpo

(Pootung Wharf

Wharves)Compradore) & 52350

W. C. Henry, Works supt. Wharf & Warehousing Genera] Office—

C.1). VM. W.Drake

Brook |I H.K. H.C. Knox

Waller G.W.D. M.Granl, supt. deputy supt.

D. H. Davidson | J. Konig McLennan,

Miss R. Cook

 SHANGHAI A297

Accounts & General Office 123,Lines)

Gordon Road; Teleph. 30000 (3

A.It.E.J.Simmons, accountant

Lucas, asst, accountant 886-8,92, Avenue Edward VII; Teleph.

D. Kempton H.VY. L.Rung Yue 30000 (3 Lines)

G.E. Wunder

Schocnwald H.W. Yang Proprietors & Managers-.

G.Hankow

E. Marden,Road

A. Rosario M. H. Tong

H. J. Cruz M. T. Chow

F. M. Ruzario K. Y. Wai n tk m m i

E. M. Ozorio listK. Y. Fung Shang hai hee ch’e ping chong

Miss I. Chen, ty Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Miss A. Dai. c (Incorporated in the United Kingdom)

Hong Icew Wharf

W. P. McAllan, wharfinger & ware- —18683; Offices: 153, Nanking Road; Teleph.

Works: 28, Chapoo Road; Teleph.

iiouseman 46111; 160, Prigerabat

Thome Road; Teleph. 40663;

N. Churchill, do. Cable Ad:

A.warehouseman

M. Buchanan, asst, wharfinger & R.J.C.Linford,

Aitkenhead,

F. Gartner, do. asst, manager

manager

S. Poliak G.

T. H.

Y. Tucker,

Wood, accountant

Chinese manager

Hunt's Wharf R.D. Lachinoff,

B. Page, chief engineer

A.houseman

D. Adams, wharfinger & ware- engineer

G.G. M.Harrison

Babbitt

A.warehouseman

H. Record, asst, wharfinger & A. Crichton

Old Nmtjpo Wharf L.

Mrs.M.N.Stephanow

Sinclair, steno.

E. warehouseman

A. C. Chambers, wharfinger & Miss S. Kaye, do.

W.houseman

le Brun, asst, wharfinger & ware- Union CoL

J. E. Langford, London repres.

Tootuny Wharves

C.man Smart, wharfinger & warehouse- ShangIthai. poaifc hsien

ft* hong

-k

Champney, asst, wharfinger & Shanghai

H.warehouseman surance

Insurance Office, In-

Agents—103, Kiukiang Road;

G. Y. Viatkin, do. Teleph.

Reliance 18047 (3 Lines); Cable Ad:

11 Loony Fei L. P.J. F.Kleijn, partner & manager

Skobyayeff

Shanghai Horse Bazaar & Motor Co., Miss A. L. Remedies

Ltd., (Owned and Operated by The

Anto

engineers PalaceandCo., dealers—Registered

Ltd.), Automobile L.MissKlamer,

J. Maher manager (Tientsin)

Office: 100, Route Mercier; Teleph. Managing Agents in China jor:

70180 ; Cable Ad : Autopalace British America

Century Insurance Assurance

Co., Ltd.,Co.London

J. \V. Marsh, mng. dir. & secty. Eagle Stars Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire

Shanghai Horticultural Society— Dept.Insurance Company Limited

Eagle

(See Associations and Societies) Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. of

n & % m ± 1841, Amsterdam

Skany hai poon ziang hung sze Netherlands Fire ifc Marine Insurance

Shanghai Household Removing Co., Co., Ltd.,Assurance

Western 1842, Amsterdam

Co., Ltd., London

Motor

Removal Van, Bus and

Contractors Hearse

and Owners,

Furniture Claim-Settling Agents for.

Removers —125, Hankow Road; Cable Baloise Marine Insurance Co.

Ad: Marden Netherlands Lloyd, Ltd.

Gara/e Stations : Average Agents:

Amsterdam Underwriters Association

12), Hankow Road; Teleph. 11000

(7 Lines) Shanghai Jewish School—(See Edu-

39111007

Y 395, Soochow

A 17669 Road; Teleph. cational)

 A298 SHANGHAI

Shanghai Kaimusyo (Nippon Kaizi M,

Kentei

Marine and Kyokai,(JargoShanghai

Surveyors,Branch),

Cargo Shanghai Manufacturing & Lumber j

Measurers and Chemists—24, The Co.,

Manufacturing & Lumberto Co.,

Ltd., The (Successors The Bloch

Ltd.), )i

Bund;

Capt.Teleph. 13923

S. Ito, manager (Incorporated under the Hongkong j

Companies Ordinances),

Veneer, Timber, Wooden Boxes, FloorTea Chests, j■

SJ & ~4il& M M and Nail Manufacturers—131, Peking

Yin song yih kwong yen eh hung sze Road; Telephs. 19042 & 19378; P.O. Box

Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd. 623

(Incorporated in Hongkong) -100, Jin- R. Schlee, president

keeL.lioad; l eleph. J6940; P.O. Box 1379 P. Nicholson,

J. Davies, chairman

R.E. S.Gordon, director W. E. Ulanoff,director

do.

Horace

K. Ho Tung, do.

Kadoorie, do. A. G. Ovchinnikoff,

E. N. accountant

Verjba, assistant

R.L. W. Massey, do. S. Katz, do.

Ovadia,

Yu Ya-ching, do.

do. NK. C.Karavaeff, engineer

Wong, salesman

A.A. W. Buck, manager K.

K. B. Chun,

H. Chun, clerk

do.

J. Hickmott, asst, manager

J. W. M. Martin Shanghai Marine Underwriters’ As-

J.Mrs.E. L.L. Knox

Larsen sociation—(^ee Associations and

Miss E. M. Mackenzie Societies!

Vlerk-of-

N. Dawson, Worksclerk-of-Works

Dept. Shanghai Metal Merchants’ Associa-

G.B. Norlander,

Morphew, asst. do. tion—(Nee Associations and Societies)

clerk-of-Works

V. B. Rodionoff Shanghai Milk Supply Co., Ltd., The,

Engineering Dept. Dairy Farming, S. M. C. Grade “A”

F.M. M.S. Zartcin

Howard, resident engineer ( I .T.) License. Home of “Blue Ribbon

H. Winterstern Milk” (Blue and

Products(—145 Ribbon Tunsin

Milk & Its

M. F. Tt atskin Telephs. 20407 & 221, 21980; CableRoad;

Ad:

Architectural

E. Weisz Dept. Separator

K E. Petersen, managing director

Compradore Dept.

S.T. T.Yale,Hu,compradore E.I. Behrens,

S. Thellefsen,director

do.

asst, compradore J.D. P.M.Sogaard,

Hesie, dairy do.

manager

Agents: N. M. Kurganod, assistant

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. A.Z. Bujnowicz,

Fechischeff, do.

Shanghai Eiawn Tennis Association do.

—(See Associations and Societies) S. M. Kodykovsky, do.

C. D. Chu, do.

Shanghai Leather Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., S. L.Y.Chang,

Dr. book-keeper

H. Chou, medical adviser

Tanners, and Manufacturers of Sole and Dr. S. Amarin, veterinary surgeon

Upper Leathers and Belting—Head

Office and Showroom 620, Szechuen: Shanghai Nanking - Railway — (See

Road; Teleph. 13216; Cable Ad : Rehtael

Factory: 59, Brenan Road; Teleph. Chinese Government Railways!

20337 Shanghai Ningpo Railway — (See

^ £***£#*^ Jh Chinese Government Railways)

Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co., Lumber Shanghai Paper Industry Co.—24, The

& Coal Merchants—70, Szechuen Road; Bund, Telephs. 10*35 & 195t0; P.O. Box

Telephs.

Cable Ad:1699H & 16999; P.O. Box 1716: 1782; Cable Ad: Shigyo

Neerbclem

C.S. A.J. Breen, manager Shanghai Paper Importers’ Associa-

T. Z.Wang,

WangChinese| H.manager

V. Wang tion—(See Associations and Societies)

 SHANGHAI A299

V.R. R.I. Rasjevin

Russell C. C. Tu, b.sc.

N. A. Vinogradov

Hwa shanyushanq hsienhaikunghsuiszeni kufeng J. K. Scobie, m.i. S.N. W.A. WilgelmininWang, b.sc.

Shanghai Portland Cemknt Works, MAR.E., M.A.I.E.E. G. Wong, b.sc.

Ltd.—33, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15253; N. A. Shetekoff

Works: near Lunghwa Pagoda; Cable A.M.I.E.E. J.W.Yoh,

Z. V. Sia, B.sc., K. Vang,

b.sc. b.sc.

Ad: Saynikunse L.H. Syberg | F. M. Young m.s.

A. H. Young,

J. Toefer

^ & ii m u ± Engineering Dept.

Shanghai tim lik kung sze C. engineer

M. Perrin, m.i.e.e., distribution

Shanghai

Nanking Road; PowerTeleph. Co. —11010 Office:(Private

181,

Exchange to All Departments); P. O. C. C. Knox, B.sc.engineer

distribution m.e., m.a.i.e.e., asst.

Box 404;181,Cable

rooms: Ad: Shapowerco.

Nanking Road; 429, Show-

Boone N.' L. Anderson. C. H. Mellor,.M.I.E.E.

Road; 772, Bubbling Well Road; 424, B.SC., A.M.I.E.E.

Chekiang Road and 440-442, Broadway L. G. Bidmead A.O. V.A. Pavlov Neves

East K. H.P. Chou,

T. Chen, B.sc^

B.sc. C. F. Proske

P.L. M.S. Hopkins, president

Pharis, vice-president T. C. Feng, b.sc. Miss E. Robertson

C. W. Smith

Consumers’ Engineering Dept. L.W.D.Frensdorff

Goustoff C. F. Southin, A.M.I.E.E.

W. H. Putnam, consumers’ engineer E. P. Higgs, b.sc.,

J. A. McKinney, a.m.i.e.e. A.C.G.I., A.M.I.E.E E. A. Yacub

J. C. Bolt Pan Loh Fung General Management

C.K. C.Y. ChenChang S.Mrs.S. Papanoff L. general

M. Pharis, c.e., assoc. m.a.s.c.e.,

A.MissE. D.T.de

Colterjohn AN. M.Pratt

Piquet manager

Cosier Mrs. T. Haraguchi, b.a., asst, general mgr.

Miss C. Diemer B. L. Shea-La wlor

C. N.H. Gray, Fu b. sc. G.E. Skabo, b.sc. L.C. J.J. Hilden

Ferguson | Miss M. T. Karst

N. Stevenson Generation Dept.

M. P.Ivanoft

N. S. Hsu, m.s. C.Vl. B.Tsuyama Tsien, m.a. W.generation

W. Jourdin, a.b.m.e., m.a.s.m.e.

F. T. Kiang W. engineer

S.C. Koidzumi K. Y.C. Whang,

Walker b.a. E. B. Ackerman A. E. Howkins

J. C.W.Baker Mrs. A. V. Jappe

MissT. A.Koo,Moiseeff

m.s. Mrs. K. Woodhouse

C. F. Zee, m.s. E.R. Battistuzzi

Banks C. Jarvis

B. V. Jemchoojin,

Controller H. G. Beattie

A. Harman S.J. S.J. Brooks

Borodin W.

Distribution Dept

W. Hunter, operating engineer W. Broom W. J.W.Kabbert

Kirton

E. W. Abigail, ! I. A. Fedorinchick E.N. B.Kolesnik

Korzin

m.a.i.e.e.| N. G. Fomin N.O. Burgess,b.sc.

L.F. J.V. Bornholz,

Barrs S.S. J.A. Lvov

Ginther Cheng, m.s. V. P. Kosmenko,

S.F. S.S. K.Chiu, B.SC.

ASSOC. A.I.E.E. E. F. Jitts D.D. H.

B. Couch,b.sc.b.sc. L.l>. Y.Kucej

Crang Lee, b.sc.

N. Burns, a.m.i.e.e T. C. Kirby S. C. Lee, B.sc.

W. Y. Chan, M.s. P. Komor

Y.P. F.Y. Chang,

Chan, b.sc. A.W. V.R. deDavies

Frank VV. B. Ling, G. Lee

m.s. S. J. Kostrometin- off Dronnikoff O.U. F.H.Liu,

S. O.N. Drysdale

J.

m.s.

b.sc.

S. K. Chen, M.s. S. N. Kozloff A. C. E. Drake A. G. Liven

S.C.C. A.C.Y. Chetverikoff'

Cheng, M.s. | V.H. I.J. Krikoriantz

id, b.sc. P. A. Emery Y. C. Lu, m.s.

J.S.

Chu, b.sc. j

P. C. Y. Chu, b.sc. F. McLennan N. M. Malloy, b.sc. W.

Y. S.Emmerich

Eo W. J.MacDonald

W. Manton

C.D. T.Cock Chwang, B.Sc. I A.K. P.Z. Medem C.

W. C. J. Fedosseeif

Fuguson P. S. Mark

Nie, m.s. P. Fisher, EL

a.m.i.m.e A. Maude, F. Marshall

N. I. Dmitrieff ! T. Oliphant

S. L. Dong, B.sc. ,1 Pan Lien Fu, b.sc. A.

W. G. S. Girillovitch

Griflin m.c.assoc.

tech.

G. B. Elliot, i.E.E.t W. N. N.A. Pleshakov R. McLaughlin, B.se.

Powell J. Hay

F. A. Hooley F. S. McLay

A300 SHANGHAI

G. Mironoff,(Liege)c.b. T.P. Sun, F. Sun, b.sc. Secretory & Treasurer’s Dept.

C-J. K.Mitchell T. C. Sunb.sc., m.e. A.treasurer

Kendal Ward, a.c.a., secretary

Neiman L.Y. T.S. Sze Sung, c.E. R. G . Woodhead, asst, secretary & asst,

S.M. C.J. Ng

N ikiforoff G.F. Tate treasurer

J. C. O’Kane Taylor J. A. MacKinnon, b.a., accountant

M. J. Palahlioff,B.SC. T.R. E.Tayior W. T. Bertenshaw H. S. Pan, b.a

Teller Miss G. Boutskoy S.D. YPratt Pond

A.W. Parr A. Tokrnakoff S. E. Clark

C. R. Clements Vliss E.Ratcliff

Itasmussen

Parr C.T. M. T. Tong, b.sc. L.T Z.G. Dong

Day vV. F.

G. B. Perriam D. G. I’oong, b.sc.

Tsai, B.sc. S. Sawayama

L.C. J.Ponchak

Pleace A.R. Drummond,c.a V. Sekine

A. H. Potter i E.S.D. M. Tsang, b.sc.

S. Tsiang

Turner J. V. Hourihfm S.K.VlissTachikawa

Y. E.SzeSullivan

PkK. Pouch torsky

Pyle, b.sc. I.). Turner O. S. Hsu, M.A.

V. A.N. Ruboostoft ii W.

H. M.L. Tu ttelrnanm.e.

Walker,

W. H. C. Huggett I.I. S.S. Tow,

S.K. T.L. King Tsue

M.A.

H. W. Roda H.A.I.E.E.,

Warren,ASSOC.

assocI. Lee, B a. Y. Wang

I. Rodda M. Matsumoto Mrs. G. B. Whyte

R. L. Roope E.E. K. Nagamv C. L. Yang

S.J. N.

K. Roudin

Rummel, V.It. Watt P. Z. Nierx J. Yang, B.sc.

A.S.M. I'. White

B.SC., A.C.B.,A.S.T.M Stores Dept.

White W. J. Russell, supervisor

F. G. Rutherford l\V. S.Wiberg Whitfield F. C. Hale

R.D. B.Sedlacek

Scrimgeour VL N. Wong T. T. Walker | J. Withers

Transportation Dept.

Serej nikoff L.k S.C. Wu,

C.F. L).N. Seroglazoff WooB.SC.

N. S. Sherlaimoff D.L Y.A Yang, b.sc. E. R. Rodgers | K. L. Swartzell, s.a.e.

J. Stevenson Yanus

W. Stielow Y. F. Yao, b.sc. fib 15$;» m fp m -t

Meter & Testing Dept. Shanghai Press, Ltd., Lithographers,

E. ing

Jacobs, ASSOC.A .I.E.E., meter & test- etc.—33a, 40U1 & 45892; HaskellP.Road;

O. BoxTelephs.

3037; 40037,

Cable

engineer Ad: Shaipress

M. A. Batenin E.A. H.Lingard, W. Lewis

a.m.i. H. Kodaira, president

P. A. Bojesen M. Wada, acting director

S. H. Chen, M.s. M. D. Marshall^ E I. Shikanai, manager

G. J. Day

K. S. Devoulin V.H. A.Miyasaka Ozersky Shanghai Raw iSilk Exporters’ As-

M. V. Doutoff sociation—(See Associations and

D. A. von Dreyer D. V. Poliakoff Societies)

A. P. England H. Riemenschnei- der

B. M. Fingerut

G. Gamkrlidze A. V. Sennitt, ASSOC. I.E.E. Shanghai Revolver Club—(See Clubs)

A. V. Goulaevsky A. B. Tata Shanghai Rifle Association — (See

J. C. E. Hether- W. V Tokmakoff

ington Wallace, assoc. Associations and Societies)

T. L. Jeu, B.sc. H,I.E.E., ASSOC. E.E.

A.i.

V. N. Kolcheff Shanghai Rowing Club—(See Clubs)

P. N. Lee G. F. Weinstein

Personnel Dept. Shanghai Rugby CTub—(See Clubs)

A. L. Biggs

Y.Dr.C.T.Dau, b.a. I Y.

Kang | Dr. C. S. Sung Nanba Shanghai Saniiorium & Hospital —

(See Hospitals)

Vmrchasincj Dept.

R. B. Roach, purchasing agent Shanghai Sanitary Cleaning Co.—

Mrs. M. Yates | M. F. Seh 1646, Sinza Road; Teleph. 34839

 SHANGHAI A30I

& ft K Executive

Tai yueh hung su President—James E. Fullam

Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co., Vice-President

Heating, Plumbing and Electrical Con- C. W. Porter, c.A.

Vice-Pre-ident»fc Asst. General Mana-

tractors—325, Kiaugse Road; Teleph. ger—J. Haynes W ilson, m.c., m.i.e.e.

12336; Cable Ad: Liglitsanit Vice President—W. H. Tan, b.a.

Executive

Mrs. F. C.Office

Smith | Miss Maud Tebbutt

U ip * & Secretarial Comptroller's Dept.

Kang dah so cheung C. D.comptroller

Longhurst, a.c.a., secretary &

Shanghai Silk Co.—656, Bubbling Well M. S. Chang

Road; Teleph. 35324 Treasurer—

Shanghai Society for the Preven- General P. M. •'“'treit

tion of Cruelty to Animals—(6'e< Accounting Division

Associations and Societies) J. C.comptroller

R. Weils Henderson, asst,

Shanghai Stevm Navigation Co.—119, Mrs.

G.P. Y.L.A.H.Buckley

Chan ||I A.S.L. T.S.S. WYang

Remedies

ang

Jinkee Road; Teleph. 15675; Cable Mak

Ad: Shasteanav Revenue Accounting & Treasury

Shanghai Steel Window Co., Manufac- Division

turers of Steel and Bronze Windows, F. VV. Pilbeam, asst, secretary

Fenestra Sash, SteelMetals

and Bronze Doors, H. Maxcy Smith, Jr., b.a., asst,

treasurer

Structuri.1 Steels,

wares, Engineers and Contractors — and Hard- H. L. Hayward

National Commercial Bank Building, T. VV. Shih I II. W. Ting

406, KiangseRoad; Teleph. 18260 C. M. Basto da Silva | Y. C. Whang

I. Wang, general manager Commercial Department

Y. W. Liu K. VV.manager

Johnstone, general commercial

L. Y. Chow | L. T. Chen Mrs. E. Uayment

Shanghai Commercial Representative & Sales

U.S. A.—Stevedoring

Booms 308 9, 314,Co., IFederal Inc.,

ollar Bldg., S.

Division

O. Thoi ley, supt.

51, Canton Road; Teleph. 11450( i Lines); Mrs. VV. Bradbeer

Cable 'd; Steveco K. Shek | G. F. Woo, b.sc., o.e.

F. O. Gregory, general manager Commercial Engineering Division

A.C. D.M. Hause, mgr. manager

Bagg, office Gmport Dept.) H. Graham,

commercial a.m.i.h.k,

engineerassoc., ai.e.e.,

Robert Li, asst, manager

Miss B. Frank, stenographer Routines & Methods Section

M. Prosterman E. D. Kazak, super\ isor

K. L.

W. H. HooGrediakin I A. D. Katemo-

poulos, B.SC.jC.E.

Shanghai Stock Exchange—(Nee As- J. Karmelzeff | J C. Liang

sociations and Societies) Commercial

VV. 11. Pan. Survey SectioJi

b.s., supervisor

n & m n. m ± Business Office supi.

H. K. Pringle, Division

Shany hai dien hwa hung sze H. Maxcy

Shanghai Tklu’iionh: Co., Fed. Inc., Assignment) Jr., b.a. (Special

>mith,

U.S.A.—232,

Offices, Kiangse

Comptroller’s Koad (General Business Office (Central & North

Depts.); 460, I'okien lioad,& (E’Commercial

gingering L. Areas)

Anlain. supervisor

Plant & Traffic Depts.); Teleph. 94090; Miss M. Barretto K. L. Sung

P.O.Directors—M.

Box 1193; Cable Ad: Shantelco T. P Chen

James E.

M. Bates,

Fullarn, C. D.

S. Flemons,

Longhurst, T.

D. Chiu

Z. C. Chow ,Miss

VI iss O.H. SurhSurh

James Y. C. Ting

John F.A.Rhame, Mackay,P. C.M. VV*.

StreitPorter,

and H.

Y. W.K. Kami

Kwok M. E. Utujuikoff

S.G. Voshida

J. Haynes Wilson C. T. Sih Zee

A-m SHANGHAI

Business Office (Western. Area $ Central Division

J. M. Cuthbert, supt.

French Concession) E.Y. G.M. F.Baltin

McCann ! V. P. Salita

T. C. Han, b.a., m.b.a., supervisor

P.S. D.D. Cheng

Baung Z. II. Mack C.T. Campbell

A. Britto P. K. Shappshni- kov

H. Ching

Mrs. G. E. CJarke Mrs.

L>. L. Symons

Tseu Y. S. Demitrieff K. B. Sheveleff

A. Hu H.,C. Wang G.W. G.F. Forestier A. Shode

S.Y. K.D. Lee H. Gent M. K. Vassilief

Ma P. C.Wong

Wu A. S. Kolesnick

F. H. Moss

G.A. M.L. C.VerbichWells

Correspondence Section N. Oseroff M. A. Wurm

Mrs. C. H. Kelly, chief < lerk West Division

Miss R. Arnsberg j Mrs. E. Harris W. D. Souter, supt.

Miss R.B.Brozdo- Miss F. Heiberg P.P. Blown

Aristoff IN Felsing

unoff I T. Y. Zi I R. Loh, B.sc.

Credit ({■ Collections Section E. W. Brambleby J. J. M. Remedios

Mrs.E. F.H. Bao

Picozzi. supervisor A.N. Chernysh A. Symons

L. Chulkoff ] J. E. Vickery

Publicity dc Directory Division General Plant Supervisors Division

A. C. Sinclair, supt. W.W.Miles, D.S.C., a.m.i.e.e., supt.

J. Doddridge

Publicity Section K. M. Hu, B.SiC., E.E.

Miss 1). M. Kaye, supervisor E.Sherman

T. Indrickson

Advertising Sales Section B. S. Lee, B.s.

V. V. Petrow, supervisor G. W. Lupulescu

S. L. Chang I. S. Miller I P. Rosenthal

Hanson Fong A. Petroff I I. Shor

Johnson Lee |j A.V. D.V. Poliak

T. Tsiang V.P. Payment

Popoff | T.N. Z.D. Yang Van

Directory Production Section Buildings, Motor Vehicles <& Sup-

W. R. Parrott, supervisor plies Division

R. C. Murray A. J.McGregor, supt,

S. H. Tong ! K. Y. Zung D. Campbell

Engineering Deportment J. W. Dearn I L. T. Lawrance

S. Flemons, m.i.e.e., chief engineer

Miss G. C. Jack | Mrs. M. H. Smith P.N. N.G. Dronnikoff

Koozmenko || Miss Lee

P. L. Antohoff

Programme Engineering Division Construction Division

F. G. Welch, programme engineer E. C.F. FHartnett,

C. Y. Tsiang, b.s. | W. C. Ting Benson supt.

Outside Plant Engineering Division N. J. Drake W. N. Schiller

J. T. Rogers, a.m.i.e.e., plant engr.

H. C. Lo, B.S.E.E., E.E. A.J.S.

V. Karpoushkin

Koochroff

H. W. Klovekorn, | C, Sidamonidze

i T.H.Y. L.L.K.Chu

Chang

K. Chen, B.s. a.a.i.e.e. Lee

T. W. Liu, b.s. | Y. S. Tseng R. H. Kravchenko S. J Lieu

S. 1. Hwa I V. Z. Mao B. A. Medvedsky T. W. Oun

Equipment and, Building Engineer- Y. A. Molostoft U. J. Zang

ing Division Traffic Department

F. R. Ray, a.m.i.e.e., equipment engr. K. Rothe,

B. Bees ley Miss E. A.b.d.,Bloomfield

general traffic mgr.

S. F. Liu, b.s., m.s., Harv. : Staff Division

P. H. Phen Miss K. Tfumm, supt.

J.H. L.M.Kiang,

Tsang B s. Traffic Engineering Division

T. E. Wang A. B.engineer

Wilkinson, assoc. i.e.e., traffic

P. L. Shen, b.sc. Mrs. T. Stuckgold

M.Crapin ; G.'■ W.

P. C. Chuang, e.e. T.B. Antonio Leod B.c.

Plant Department G. Wong,

P. M. Streit, general plant manager H.S. P.H.Karanjia

Foo [ A.C. Y.J. WrightWoo

Miss G. Rand | Mrs. L. Whatley

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Service Division Shanghai Tramway Co —(Nes Shanghai

Miss L. A. E. Mann, supt. Electric Construction Co.)

Miss M. C. Duns- Mrs. L. Gentile

tai) Mrs. C. M. Gonsal- ves

Miss J.Carnaghar Mrs. M. Honniball ^ ^ It ii ±

Mrs.

Mrs. S.E. Kaganskj

R. Adam Mrs. Mrs. D.M. Horst Shang hai yung sue kung sze

Mrs. M. Alves Mrs. L. Lawler Lai Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd.,

Mrs. N.Armes

Miss L. Bailey Miss M. de Leon LighterageOperators Contractors,and Stevedores,

Mrs. N. Bramb- Mrs. Salvage

Mrs. Y. M. Moore Agents—97, Shipping

leby L. D. Price Hankow Road; Teleph.

Mrs. A. F. Burke Mrs. A. Reiss 11460 (Private Exchange to All Depts.)

Miss C, Campos Miss J.M. Rozario Cable Ad: Unyu

Y. Shimada, president (Kobe)

Mrs. B.C. Child Miss S. Simms

Miss M. Spielman K. Watanabe, manager

Mrs. Compton

E. J. Costa Mrs. F. Stacey

Mrs. Mrs. L. Wall

Mrs. J.A. Crank

Danen-

berg Mrs.

Mrs.

Miss M. Wellsted Shanghai

R Woskofl

Trust Co., Trust Services,

Banking, Savings, Real Estate,

Mrs. M. Davis M. Wright Insurance, Architect and Engineering

—190, Peking Road; Teleph. 12923;

Cable Ad: 6963

pao C.P. W.

C. Yang, chairman

Kuo, mng. director

“Shanghai TiMEs”(Daily Morning Paper), C.W. M.S. Siao,

Shu, director

do.

and the “Shanghai Sunday Times,” Y. C. Lau, do.

General Printers and Publishers—160,

Avenue

(Ext. to All Edward

Depts.);VII;P.O.Telephs. 16860

Box 797; Cable T.D.MissTche,

S. W. Nyien, do.

Z. Tsang, do. do.

Ad: Shanghai Times B. How, do.

E. A. Nottingham, proprietor & editor- J.K. C.Z. Lind, do.

in-chief Wong,supervisor

do.

R.P. Palamountain

I. Hope, associate editor T. C. Wu,

G.Reporters—A.

A. Morris A. Goldberg, Dave A. K. P. Chen, do.

Taylor S. Jacob, A. Lesnik, S. J. T. Tche, generaldo.manager

K. N. Chang,

Berglof and A. E. Cooper H. K. Lee, sub-manager

Mrs. Stella Flook, secretary Y. A. Koo, asst, manager

E. Livesey, proof-reader B. Z. Chow,Lu, cashierdo.

A. W. Dierks, do. T.T. Z.S. Tong, chief of General Affairs

Business <& Printing Depts.

A. Schekin I Mrs. E M. King

J.F. Santos

Y. Chow !j Shing Yah-ching

Ku Eoh-tsang if 1)1 t Way Teh Foong

Art Dept. Shanghai Tug &' Lighter Co., Ltd.,

M. Barten I Koo Ding Lighterage

Tugs Contractors,

and Passenger Operators of

Advertising Dept. Contractors—2 andTenders

3, Quaiand

de Salvage

France;

M. J. Post Teleph. 82090 (Private Exchange to All

Miss E. D. Sokoloff ! Win. A. Moh Depts.); Cable Ad: Wheelock

Mrs. A. Kasstan j Chi Tso-ehing G.K. E.M. Marden,

Circulation Dept. O. G. Steen,Fetterly chairman

do.

do.

J. E. Jacob | Y. W. Chang G.

Agent for :

“ London Times ” Publications. J. A. Anderson, supt.general

S. Weigall, o.b.e., engineermanager

J.W.S.H.Flood Pritchard

Shanghai Trading Co., Importers, Ex- Secretaires A. H. Record

S>rters & General Merchants—34-38, :

iller Road; Telephs. 44075 & 41959 Wheelock & Co., Ltd.

A304 SHANGHAI

n&mK®^mm^ mm± Engineering Staff

Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning ik Technical Staff

Storage Co., Ltd., (Arts & Crafts,

Secretaries and Managers), Carpet and Ltd., E. A. P. Wood, A.M.INST.C.E., A.C.G.I.,

senior asst, engineer

Fur Cleaners and Storers, Furniture R.mech.e.,

M. Currie, a.m.inst.c.e.,

mechanical engineera.m i.

Warehousemen and Removers—887;

Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Esvececo. Depositories; 339, 342s;6, W. Hamilton, b.sc., F.i.o.,chemist

D. Webb, b.sc.. a.i.c., do.

Kiaochow Road W.engineer

O Barrington, c.e., asst, a.c.g.i.,

Directors—S.

Berrv, a.c.s. J. Hicks and Mitchell V. F. Gnlnbyatnikoff, a.m.i.struct.

Order Office e., chief draughtsman

Miss M. Roza Stores & Property

V. Chun O. Santos G.

Storage Supt. M. S.MeMcGill

Vicar | C. O. White

F. S. Chang Pumping Station

Packing Dept. G. Muller, Works supt.

B. P. 'lTtin H. McMahon, asst.|J.Works supt.

Shipping Dept. H. Chilton S. Mudford

t-truk Vue J.A. CE.ilquhoun

Accounts Dept. C. Glass I| J.L. B.I. Oliveira

Sweet

Mrs. B. Chaikin j Mrs. K. Luchangco N. Hadden I E. Turner

Distribution: Inspection

B. J. W. Grimes, chief inspector

Shanghai Warehousing k, Trust Co., R. Barrie, asst, chief inspector

Ltd., General Storage, Cold Storageand F. A. Bloomfield W. Moore

Transportation—1080, Broadway East; H,

R, R.G. Fernandes

Mack A. W. Pettit

Telephs. 52134, 52911 and 51941 Mallett E.C. Spater

F.T. J.C. Marks A. Richardson

M. Koizumi, manager

Y. Nishimura, signs per pro. H. P. Meston J.R. Tajima J. Vosper

Shanghai J. M. Miyake

(Fed. Inc.,Wharf & Warehouse

U. S. A.)—51, Can On Road; Co.

Distribution: Mains

Teleph. 15:109; Wharf and Godowns A. Whaley, Mains supt.

Paotung; Telephs. 93 k 94 (Dial 02) A. Evans

P.O. H.G. Stee’, president

Bordwell, vice-president Clerical Staff

R. (). Baker

J. M. Major, secty. cfe treas.

H. E. Gibson, wharf manager S. Brown low E.A. M. Guterres

J.F. Zellensky, accountant H. Cadd O P Ph shkoff

X. Bnptista A. C. Collaeo E.V. V.R. daRoche Silva

G.Manuel

B. A.A.Col aco

Ferras B. Spiegler

fr; & PS Ai ■}% w m J: Mario A. Kerra^ W. Wolnizer

Shang hai sze lai svi yu hsien Miguel A.Ferras F. C. Wigton

kttng sze Skcrktahia Staff

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., The Secretary’s Office

(Incorporated in England) — Head E.MissP N.G* ere.

Office: 4S1, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Miss Y. Cook C. dea Almeida

c.i.s (On leave)

15577 (6 Lines); P.O. Box 798

Directors—II. M. WLittle Transfer Office

man), A. J. Weld), vii Hoc,(chair-

N. I'.

MacGergor, R. G. MacDonald and R.J. C.Hennessey

BoUlero, a.c.i.s. (On leave)

L. T. Yuan Uevenue Office

Engineer-in-Chief—W.

M. 1NST.C.E., P. Rial. F.I.O., M.I.miKM.E.

H. F. Prytherch

Secretary & Asst. Manager—R. D.

K. Y. Yao II J.A. A.L. Leon

W. Leach Letchford

Lock, B.A., LL.B., A.C.A. A

Deputy Engineer-in-Chief—C. B. MissG. I.CollFarre-

aco I| H. S. J.Maula

Moalem

Ogilvie, A.M. INST. C.E., A.M.I. MECH.E.

C. L. L. Williams J. M .Jorgensen

Hamano I| N.B. A.Suginioto

F. Wolnizer

 SHANGHAI A305

Accounts Office Editorial Dept.

H. W. W.Carter, a.c.a., G.J. L.A. Deich,

Averkin,asst,secretary

N. M. Harris, A.c.a.chief(Onacct.,

leave) S.A. S.V.Aksakoff,

secretary

J. J. Martin I T. M. Collaco

A. d’Almeida | C. A. Fernandes Petroff, musical editor

reporter

Miss M. J. I J. K. Hanson A.Mrs.G. E.Panchenko,.

D. Ilyin, do.

do.

d’Aleida || Mi

E. M. Karradas M. P.s M.Maher

A. Silva N.MissGorchakoff, do.

A. H. Childs I D. P. L. Stirling N. Ilyin, do.

M. A. Collaco I E. Walker E. F. Indrickson, translator

Gash Office Advertising Dept.

Miss

Mrs. V.V. N. Oparina

J.A. R.S. Haskett,

Borsberrychief

1 S. cashier

Hida Miss H. Pigasova

Zharoff

A. J. Cooper j B. Pintos N. S. Koroboff

Mrs. P. L. Yakovleva

pj & m jK m @ m ± Miss L.V. S.Lenko

Miss Jarikova

| Shang hai sze lai sui yu ksien kung sze

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Accounting Dept.

Ltd., The (Incorporated under the G.MissP. N.Ometoff,

losten accountant

Companies Ordinances,

and Hongkong), Mrs.

Sanitary, Heating

Engineers and Contractors—484, Kiang-

Ventilating Mrs. S.N. Y.Kuleshova

Filadelfova

se Road ; Teleph. 15577; P.O. Box 798 Miss N. Bortkevich

Directors—H. M. Little (chairman), R. Circulation Dept.

G.M.Cobbett

MacDonald, J. K. Brand and A. P. P. Benthen

R. Lock, b.a., L.L.B., a.c.a., secretary Printing Dept.

T. m.i.ti.v.e.,

J. Goodman, m.r.san.i., a.m.i.s.e., I. S. Kunis

manager S.N. A.V. Bikoff, proof-reader

Novikoff, do.

Thegeneral

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd.,

managers

Technical Staff: Shanghai Zionist Association—(Ne«

J.N. W.V. Galitsky,

Ridley, a.m.i.h.v.e. Associations and Societies)

c.K., b.sc.

C. F. Macain mm

Office : Mei kuo-yoh-tung hua-hsueh

A. Zammattio, chief clerk hsuen-ching-chang

A. Silvestri, asst, clerk Sharp & Dohme, Inc., Manufacturing

Stores Dept.: and Biological Chemists — 27, P.The

E. Zammattio, store keeper Bund;6l 1Telephs. 17123 & 15290; O.

Agents for :

Baker Ice Machine Co., Inc., Omaha, BoxJardine, ; Cable Ad:

Matheson &

Jardimpo

Co., Ltd., Sole

Nebraska, LhS.A. Distributors for China and Hong-

kong

Shanghai Yacht Club—(Nee Clubs)

Shepherd, G. C., Textile Agent—320,

Shanghai Zaria, A Russian Newspaper, Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12229; P.O.

Box 589 ; Cable Ad: L nipede

Published

&Established Twice Daily,

Publishers,1925 Advertising Printers

Service,

by M. S. Lembioh— Sherman & Co.—355, Szechuan Road;

774, Ave. Joffre; Teleph. 74460 (3. Lines); Teleph. 15836

Cable Ad: Zaria Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd., Merchants

Mrs. O. V. Lembich, publisher —185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

E. S. Kaufman, director 19456;

L.Morning

V. Arnoldov,

Edition editor of the E. S. Cable

Elliston,Ad:signs

Keechong

per pro.

C. Evening

A. Lobacheff,

Edition editor of the Shing Tai Electric Co., Engineers—564,

B. E. Kirilloff, manager Szechuen Road; Teleph. 14119

A306 SHANGHAI

Shinsho Yoko, Manufacturers of Storag, hama, Tokyo, New York and Zurich

Batteries and Radio Apparatus—808, (Head Office)

Ed Egle, manager

North Szechuen

Cable Ad: Sinshoyoko Road; Teleph. 41028;

E.E. Messerli,

Wurster, engineer

asst manager

for Landis & Gy r

*8 & ii ft S. A. Zoug

Hong yih chow pou

“Shipping Review, The” — Room 306, Siberian —1172-4,Fur Store, Well

Bubbling The (H.

Road;Klebanoff)

Teleph.

Glen

Teleph.Line 15854Building, 2, Peking Road ; 35656

Geo. T. Lloyd, editor

Nee Ah ching, advt. manager Siberian Furriers Co., Expert and

Experienced Furriers—1141,

Well Road ; Teleph. 37125 Bubbling

Showa Shipping Co.,Ltd., Steamship

Marine Insurance Agents—130, Hankow and

Road; Teleph. 18650; Cable Ad: Marus Siemens Bros. & Co. (London), Ltd.,

Manufacturers of Telephone, Tel-

Shpilberg, Dr. S. S., Medical Prac- egraph and Electrical

Apparatus, Submarine and Land

Signalling

titioner — Cathay Flats, Apt. 834 Cables, All Electric Racecourse To-

Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 74508 talisators, etc.—9, Quai de France;

Shriro Brothers ( China ), Fed. Inc., Teleph. 81982; Cable Ad: Telint

U.S.A., Import and Wholesale of Piece

Goods

Teleph. and 17888;Furs—123,

Cable Ad: Canton

Shriro Road; it ^ ^ PI M

J. A. Shriro, general manager Hsi men tse dien chi chang

A.N. A.P. Zubareff,

Shriro, asst,accountant

manager Siemens China Co. (China Branch, Ger-

E. Export

L. Krouk, secretary man Siemens Works), Electrical Manu-

& Import Dept.)(Customs, facturers

Road,1040;

and Engineers—233, Nanking

4th Cable

Floor;Ad:

Teleph.

O. Sinai,

M. asst, accountant

M. Kovalenko Box

Canton, Hankow, Motor.15400;

Harbin,

P. O.

Branches:

Hongkong,

A. N. Zaloga Nanking, Peiping and Tientsin

K. W. Chang, compradore

CS. CT. Tai,

Liu, shipping

cashier clerk Siemssen & Co., Merchants,

and Insurance Agents—451,Engineers

Kiangse

Shroff, P. B., Silk Merchant and Com- Road H. ; Teleph.

A. Siebs, 17346; P.O.

partner Box 406

(Hamburg)

mission Agent—391, Kiangse Road ;

Teleph. 12057; Cable Ad: Pesee Siemssen

Shroff & Co., R. F., Silk Merchants, Rond Exporters

and Importers - 66, Museumand

Importers & Exporters - 671, Szechuen ; Teleph. 14957 ; P. O. Box 1305;

Road; Teleph. Cable Ad: Kronsiem

Cable. Ad: Sirin 11829: P. O. Box 241; F. W. Siemssen, partner

G.A.T. Siemssen

Siemssen, do.

R. F. Sh> off, proprietor

S. J. Shroff | T. Y. Ouaun Miss E. Mecke

Shun

KweichowKee &Road; Co., Telephs.

Iron Merchants—8,

95505 & 95511 jb # ep f* n m ®

“Shun Pao”, Chinese Daily News- Signs ofTszeThecnaoTimes yue pao yin su co

Publishing

paper—309, Hankow Road; Teleph. Publishers of the “Shi

93248; P.O. Box 600 Djao YuehHouse.

Bao”

j and Miscellaneous

Literature —515, Religious

Ningkuo and Teleph.

Road; Health

;Yf IPah Ka 150030; Cable Ad: Signs

Siber Hegner—&97,Co., Yuen Ltd., Importers and H.S.L.J.Shull, manager

Lee, treasurer

Engineers Ming Yuen John < ss, editor

Road; P.O. Box 408; Cable Ad: Pilatus; Hsu Hwa, do.

and at Tientsin, Kobe, Osaka, Yoko

 SHANGHAI A307

n & ft X + ® Research Dept.

Sin chung kun gsze C. K. Ling, Dr. of Chemistry &

Sin Chong Engineering Co., Ltd., Spe- engineer-chemist

cializing in Pumps, Oil Engines, Rice T. Y. Mao, chemist

Machines and Steel Structures — 309, Manufacturing Dept.

Shanghai

Building; Commercial

Works : Hunan & Savings Bank

; Teleph. C.D. F.C. Chu, Dr. of Pharmacy

19824 ; Cable Ad : 9824 Li, pharmacist

Y.M. C.S. Liu,

Yao, licensed

do. pharm.

“Sin

DailyWanNewspaperPao,” A Chinese Languagein

(Incorporated K.K. Cheng, do.do.

Delaware, U.S.A.)—Publishers : Pacific T. C. Wong,

Publishing Representatives

Teleph. 94166Co.,; P.274, Hankow

O. Box 803 Road; C. M. Cheng, m.d.

S.D. K.Miao

Miao I P.T. C.K. Mao

nSin sze& yumhsien % hungm szeft D. C. Chu Miao

P.C. Y.V. Chang | Y.T. H.Y. Kiang

HuongLoh

Sincere Co., Universal

Ltd., The,Providers,

( Head Office Chu I Mrs. Betty

Hongkong), Pro-: Accounting Dept.

vision

Outfitters, and Complete

Wine Merchants, Drapers,

House Furnishers W. L. Zee, chief accountant

and Decorators — 680 690, Nanking K. C. Shing, cashier

Road; I'eleph. 95640; Cable Ad: Sincere; Glass-Work K. L. Zee | H. C. Zee

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th edn. Dept.

No. 2 Branch : 615-7, Avenue Joffre; T. C. Ou

Teleph. 84658 ; No. 3 Branch : 1169-71, F. X. Fan, chemist

Bubbling Well Road ; Teleph. 35453 Adhesive Plaster Work

C.Wm.P. W.Cheng,

L. Ma,manager

sub-manager Z. H. Sung

Ma Wai But, treasurer Editorial Dept.

Sincere Insurance & Investment Co., H. C. Chaung, m.d.

Ltd., The—403, Chekiang Road;Teleph. Publicity C. S. Waung, m.d.

91911; (Head Office: Hong Kong with 10 Dept.

Other Branches) Y. M. Wong | T. L. Chang

The Sincere Co., Ltd., gen. managers Agents for :

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—403, Yang’s Chemo-Therapeutic Institute

Chekiang Road ; Teleph. 90753. Head Sine Serum-Vaccine Laboratory Co.,

Office : Hongkong Ltd.

The Sincere

W. K. Fok, managerCo., Ltd., gen. managers Sine Pharmacy (Deutsche Apotheke,

Operated by Pharmacia Co., Ltd.)—812,

Avenue

Box 1333;Joffre; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Arochlin 71806; P. O.

Sine Laboratory Co., Ltd., Organother- A. Rochtin

apeutic

turers—20, and Rue

Pharmaceutical

Massenet; Manufac-

Telephs.

70020,Spermin

70028-9; P. O. Box 1333; Cable Sing & Shen, n ft £ ffi

Ad: Importers and Exporters—

Management Teleph. 35800; P.O. Box 1666; Cable

K. C. Bao, general manager Ad : Singshen

Wang Tse-sing, director

Z.P. D.S. Pan, asst,Dr.manager Pao

tory Yang,

supervisor of Chemistry & Fac- P. C.G.Shen, Shen,asst,

manager

manager

T.Y. K.C. Ho,

Kuo licensed pharm. & adviser i? & & ® unis

Miss Y. F. Tsao, in charge of Personnel Singapore Ho lan kuo siang pee knng sze

Secretarial Dept. Rubber Works, Manufacturers

P. B. Chang | T. T. Ho ofEbonite

Mechanical and General

Goods—50, Yuen RubberYuen

Ming and

Wholesale Dept. Road; Teleph. 11808; Cable Ad: Ison-

T. Y. Han | Y. C. Hwang andra

A308 SHANGHAI

Singer Sewing Machine

Bund; Cable Ad: Regnis Co.—12, The ofCzechoslovakia), Steelworks, Builders

All Kinds of Mechanical and Electrical

A.Mrs.

L. Barrett, agent

F. T. McKeown Machinery—Room 66, M.M. Building, 9,

Quai de France; Teleph. 84473; Cable

AdF.: F.Skodaworks

Urbanek, gen. repres. for China

H Mow Lee A. G. Pisarevsky, e.e., m.e., manager

Sino-Aryan Trading Co., Tea and Silk of Shanghai Branch

Exporters and Commission Agents—123,

Embankment Bldg.; Teleph. 42880; P.O. R. V.Y.Pfeiffer

Cheng, Chinese manager

BoxA. 1026; Cablemanager

B. Madon, Ad: Sinaryan

& proprietor K. Tomes

K. V. Pohitonoff, mechanic

n n~m -9c H.A. Kusik (Harbin)

Sino-Ch t mica, Man ufaceti rers’ Repre- A.K. H.

B. Recek.

Lee m.m.| W. (Dairen)

sentatives, Importers (Chemicals,

Hard wareand Metuls) and Exporters— T. K. Zah H. Fsh

133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road, Rooms

3; Teleph. 18322; P.O. Box 392; Cable 401- fg Tien Foh

Ad: Sinochemica Slevogt & Co., Importers and Exporters

C. L.H.

BrahnHannuch I| Miss D. Flatow

V. Levis —128, Museum Road; Teleph. 10637;

E. Engel | C. F. Kung P.O. Box

P. L.Biehayn514; Cable Ad: Slevogt

Sino-Continental Co., Importers and Trams i T. W. Ting

Exporters—119,

1195.'); P.O. BoxJinkee 1817;Road;

CableTeleph.

Ad: Slovo Printing & Publishing Co-

Contcosino Publishers, Printers and Photo-Engra-

vers. Publishers

“Slovo”—238, of thedu Daily

Avenue Paper

Roi Albert;

n & zTn m ¥

Sintah Mill-Furnishing Co., Merchants, Telephs. 72798 & 71449

Mill Furnishers, General Engineers and

Contractors—Y.

Road; Teleph. 93585; No. Cable

4, LaneAd:139,M Lloyd

illcott Slowe &mCo., Ltd., it Shun Fah

V. P. Ging, proprietor & manager kow Road; Teleph.Merchants—110,

15613; P.O. BoxHan-813;

Cable Ad: Slowe

SISin&toon H,mo« yiji

f kimyift sze0 W. J. Monk, director

P. D. G. Gain, do.

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd.,

Importers, Engineers and Exporters— Smidth & Co., F. L., Manufacturers

The National Commercial Bank Bldg., of Cement Machinery—30, Foochow

406,

CableKiangse Road; Telephs. 17436-7; Road; Room 132; Teleph. 10336;

Ad: Navigatrad Cable Ad : Folasmidth.

Copenhagen, Denmark Head Office:

ft ft—& M Niels Jensen, B.sc., M.l. dan., c.e.

3

Vee chong yang hong Mrs. M. Stang Lund

SSCSEr*

Belt Balland

Pulleys andLine

Roller Bearings, Split

ries—Hamilton House;Shafting

Teleph.Accesso-

11330, So Brothers, Importers # H H

and Exporters

Cable Ad: Bearings —113,

Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., agents Cable Ad: Sobrothers; Kiukiang Road; Teleph. 19195;

R.E.Bringert,

Brundin, manager

m.e. Acme, A.B.C. 6th., Bentley’s,Codes Used:

Universal

J. Warmark I Mrs. R. Dale Trade, Schofield’s (3-Letter), Western

I. M. Guterres | Miss F. Pereira Union (5-Letter) and Private

i i ;t nr Societe, Belge de Bienfaisance — {See

Su ku tah hung jiang Associations and Societies)

Skodaworks, Ltd. (Far Eastern En- Societe Belge Kiukiang

dk CheminsRoadde; Fer en

gineering Offices of the Limited Com- Chine—150, Teleph.

pany, formerly the Skodaworks in Plzen, 12198: Cable Ad: Renard

 SHANGHAI A309

M. Renard, general agent South Manchuria Railway Co. — 24,

E. de VE-escliouwer, signs per pro. The

CableBund; Teleph. 13480; P.O. Box 3303;

Ad: Mantetsu

C.Mrs.Polidoroif, e.E.

A. Goulaevsaky

G.Fu-pao

N. Woo Wu |S. T. Van Soy Chong, Engineer, Plumber, Brass,

and Iron Founder, Barss Worker and

Blacksmith, General

Wholesale Hardware Contractor and

Merchant—

Societe Franco-Chinoise de Construc- General

tions Metalliques et Mecaniques Teleph. Office: 2H1, Hankow

94460. Works: 243, Yates

Road;

(Kiousin

Shipbuilders,Dock), Dock and

Engineers Proprietors,

Boilt-r Road; Cable Ad: Soychong

makers, Founders, Electric and Gas

Welding and Woodwork Contractors Spanish Consulate—(&« Consulates)

and

Head Constructors ofdeDiesel Engines—

Ave. doOffice:Bezaure,9, Quai

Nantao; France. Works:

Telephs.80232- PlW

3-4 (Head Office), (Works) 7075 (Nantao) Sp*rke,MC. E., Insurance Lnotig Office —18,

M. Antonini, chairman

M. Litzellmann, director tParis) of dirs. (Paris) The Bund; Teleph. 11303; Cable Ad:

A.M. Berger, do. Coverisk

Chaudru, do. (Paris)

Admiral

Fu Siao Wei Han, do.

En, do. (Shanghai) n it % m -s

Leou Heou Cheng, do. Sz‘-i»‘r-ke-y

Seng Yong, do. Sparks, D. B. (American), Manufacturers,

Li Ming, do. Direct Representative—12, The Bund;

Teleph.

J.D. Cochet, mng. do.

Martinoli, engr.-in chief & mgr. Sparks 11?-07;P.O. Box 1794; Cable Ad:

D MissB. Sparks, proprietor| T. K. Chen

J.S. Zviaguine

E. Rube. P.H. Chadoff

J. Lubec B. Gutterres

Miss T. Gutterres | V. W. Zee

I’.J. M.Daninas N..MmeKashpureff

G. LeshneffE. Lopes Mrs. N.Le Lopes Biinetel

N. Nazaroff, dock master ft* Mo Hoi

Spence, Robinson & Partners, Architects,

Societe Francaise des Telephones Peking Road; Teleph. 11.S55;Agents—39,

Surveyors, Land and Estate Cable Ad:

Intkrurbains

Teleph. 8,982 — 9, Quai de France; Spenrobin 11. M. Spence, f.k.i.b.a.

Societe des Missions Etranc.eres— H.

J.KooE.G.llai,

F. Robinson,

March, e.u.LB.A.a.b.i.b.a.

{See Churches and Missions) compradore

Soochow University Second Middle If if- £ ^

School—(See Educational) Spizzica ife Co.. G., Importers, Exporters

So-fah Manufacturers’ Representatives — 110,&

Szechuon Road; Teleph. 15804; P.O. Box

Sopher & Co., Theodore,

Realtors—131, Museum Road; Teleph. Merchants and 1204; Cable Adi Spizzica

19902; P.O. Box 1377; Cable Ad: Sopher G.P. Spizzica,

Spizzica, asst,

proprietor

manager & manager

Arthur Sopher, partner F. Siasco

Theodore Sopher. do. G.Chang

Morante

Yue | Yuo Ming

I Koo Chah Kee

Kuo

|§ Pow Tai

South British Insurance Co..Teleph. ff Sze

Ltd. Squires, Bingham, Etd., Sporting Goods Bing

(Branch

18f).->3; P.O.Office) -18, The

CableBund; — 126, Ad: Nanking

Codes:

Box 451; Ad: British;

edns., Bentley’s Cable Squib Road; P.O. Box 819;

L. RG.AH.Johnson,

B.C.5t h andfith

Wallace manager R. W. Squires | C. C. Squires

11. St. Andrew’s Church—(See Churches and

H. V.M. Thorne

Hayward I| A.H. L.Uyeon Altshuler Missions)

A310 SHANGHAI

St.andAndrew’s

Societies) Society—(/6>«e Associations L. H.O. G.Tech. Dept.—chief engineer

B. Perry,

R. Gregg | V. T. Senichenko

St.andDavid’s Gasoline Division —I W. Palmer

Societies)Society—((See Associations L. F.C. F.Perry

Vaughan | H. Barton

St.tals)Elizabeth’s Hospital—(/See Hospi- CreditK. Section— E. Graham | J. Dakiniewicz

F. H. Weber

St.Churches

FrancisandXavier’s Legal

J. A.Section—

Missions) Church — (See Construction Bristow

St.Chemistsand

George’s Druggists—

Pharmacy,] 599,Dispensing F. T. Skov Section— | T. C. Graham

Bubbling Installation

H.M.F. C.Merrill Section—

Well Road; Teleph.

J. S. Gohstand, manager 35188 Guss \ W. H. Blackwood

J. Abbass j B. A. Shirazee

St. George’s Society—(See Associations Pootung— A.D.D.S.Murphy,

and Societies) Goldie Ihstal. supt.

St. John’s University - ((See Educa J.M.B. Gutierrez I R. E. Bodger

tional) E. L. Halleland | G. D. Smith

E. Lang I V. Tokmakoff

S

Associations and Societies) ShippingF. Section

A. Meyer \ E. Williams

W.J.C.P.Ball Hawes I P. Stalker

St. Joseph’s Church—(See Churches and Floating Staff—

Missions) M. Blasina

St. Luke Hospital—(See Hospitals) G. Giliberto !i F.G. Rodseth

B. Jorgensen Sevaldson

St. Patrick’s Society— (See Associations Accounting Divisi n—' iefR.accountant

and Societies) J. C.F. A.McMunn, <

Capell K. W. Roche

Standard Milk Co., Ltd.—485, Great Crispin R. C.M. Sarkari

C.D. A.Fernando

Western Road; Telephs. 20755 and21442 Smith

S.A. C.A. Lee W. Storms

tt « m m Leitao J.C. Turner Thompson

Standard Radio Corporation, Radio F.F. V.A. Maher

Leitao R. Wegener

Publications

52, and Manufacturers—Lane C. L. Passes C. A. Young

Box19,1501Lloyd Road; Teleph. 94819; P. O. General Miss

Division-

Adams P. C. Chu, director

Ernest P. C. Chu, executive secretary Mrs.C. D.M. P.Brown

Brown

Miss W.

Mrs. H. A.Drummond

Brown

^ Mei Foo Miss M. K.Haimovitch

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—94, Mrs. R. Keeffe

Canton Road; Teleph. 12487; P.O. Box Miss C I onborg

154; Cable Ad: Standvac Mrs. A.M. S.V. Parsons

Nordling

General Management—

F. J. Twogood, general manager Miss

A. C. Cornish, asst. gen. manager Miss E. Remedies

Mrs. P. Renacre

J. W. Carney

Refined Oil Division— do. Miss E.K. N.V. Watton

Shekury

B. D.L. C.Meyer I R. A. Schilling Mrs.

Reib | O. F. Brooks m & m & &

J. M. Avent

Lubricating ! E. L. Hesser

Oil Division—

Conan t, asst. gen. manager j; Star

H.H.A.J.R.Sheridan Photo Engraving

Engraving, Half-tone, Co., Photo-

E. M. Geibel I P. Klyhn j Zinc-line Blocks, etc.—117,Copper and

Hongkong

M. A. Mitchell | A. Oliver 1 Road; Teleph. 15985

Millington, Ltd., proprietors

1

A. Ferguson | C. Tatlock T. G. Chow

 SHANGHAI A3II

m & m m m Fans, Stationary and Marine Diesel

Steel Drums, Ltd., Manufacturers Engines, Refrigerating and Ice-

Oxygen and Acetylene Gases, Tanks,of Maag

Making Plants, Maag Gears ai d

Planing M achi n es^- G reat

Drums and Steel Work—691, Ward Northern Telegraph Building, 34,

Road;

Steeldrums Teleph. 50314; Cable Ad : Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 16512;

Steiner Import Co., General Suppliers to Cable Ad : Sulzerbros

the Cigarette Manufacturing E. C. Staudt, m.e., manager

—210, Kiukiang Road, 4thIndustry

Floor; L Y. Chou, m.e.

Teleph. 18412; P.O. Box 1087; Cable Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—(See Banks)

Ad : Recomax

Mrs. M. R. Steiner, partner Sumitomo Goshi-Kaisha—69, Kiukiang

T.&Lui,

C. T. Sleiner do. Road ; Teleph. 19700; P. O. Box 3101 ;

O. L. Szalay ] T. S. Wu Cable Ad : Sumityoko

S.T. Tomioka, manager

m % m m m &

Stevens, W. R. M., Average Adjuster— K.T.Yanaka,

Iseri

Mu rata

signs perM.pro.Kuwada

Rooms 316-320, 220, Szechuen Road, F. Inoue

Wayfoong House; Teleph. 10033; K. Kusumoto E. Segawa

P^O. Box 943; Cable Ad: Gapastate C.M. S.S. Lo

Chih Y.F. S.Sasaki

Hsia

Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd., Manufacturers

of Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes WJ & !& # $T * ffc _b

(Agents: Imperial Chemical Indus- Sun Co. (Shanghai), Ltd., Department

tries (China),

Building, Ltd.)—Brunner

133, Szechuen Mond Store (Affiliated with The Sun Co., Ltd.

Road; Telephs.

15170-9, 11622-3; P. O. Box 839; Cable gistered of Hongkong and Canton,

in Hongkong) and Re-

— 830, Nanking

Ad:R. Lapweld

L. Aiton, resident representative Road; Telephs. 97000 (5 Lines), and

90600 (Provision Dept.); P. O. Box

1985; Cable Ad: Taisun

Stey’s Dairy Farm, Grade “A” Pro- Choy Chong, mng.

Choy Cheung, chief managerdirector

duction—92, Edinburgh Road; Tel. N. S. Choy, sub-manager

20241 B. C. Liang, secretary

Joseph T. S. Young, manager

W. C. Yang, gen. accountant

Strehlneek, E. A., Strehlneek’s Gallery Sun Hing /a & PIJ J! #

ofTeleph.

Chinese Printing Co., General

16529Art — 260, Kiangse Road; Printers,Wholesale

Rook-binders, Stationers and

120, Ningpo Road; Merchants—6,

Paper Teleph. 16720 Lane

Stromwall,frHoldo, Manufacturers’

i ^ Rep- S. Y. Yang, manager & director

S. H. Yang, sub-manager

resentative

Kiangse Roadand Code 10364;

; Teleph. Publisher—391,

Cable Ad :

Strom

Phrase, trade ;

A.B.C. Codes

6th,: Acme, Bentley’s

Stromwall CodeproprietorUnion, Sun

Paper mng.

H. Stromwall,

Western Rung yu tai yang ho sha hung sze

Insurance Office, Ltd.—1, The

Bund; Teleph. 15075; P.O. Box 851;

Suhr, K. H„ German Architect, Civil Cable Ad : Sunfire

T. L.P. H.Pottinger, manager

and Consulting Engineer, Real Estate Cumberbateb | L. C. Boyd

—2, Connaught Road; Teleph. 35658:

Cable Ad: Suhr

s a »i» s # a »*

Sulzer ISBrothers

W ® (Engineering°° Er Office Tung ming zing sin po hsien hung tze

Sun Life

of Sulzer Brothers, Winterthur, (with which is merged the Assurance Co. of Canada

Switzerland), Steam Engines and Mutual Life Insurance Co., Ltd.China and

Boilers, Centrifugal Pumps and the Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd.)

 A312 SHANGHAI

—Wavfoong House, r 218, Szechuen

Road,

Cable Teleph.Sunbeam.

l. )009; P. Head

O. BoxOffice:

8f)0; Shou i mu chi’i hao

Montreal,Ad:Canada Sung Furniture Co.. Furniture Makers,

E. E.F. B.Harris, manager

Cahusac, resident secretary and Exporters, DecoratorsWellandRoad;

Con-

C.E. d’Abneida

A. Co-ta j Afiss M. Cooper tractors—684, Bubbling

Teleph. 33399

Miss Officers

Medical L. Bernard

— | Mrs. L. Sequeira 15] & $£ ?3 ii

Dr.Dr.E. H.L. C.Marsh

Patrickand | partners

Dr. J. Gray Mei kuo po dao kan knng *ze

Agency Staff— Sunland

Canton Road; Telephs. 16262-3;Inc.—51,

Sales Association, Cable

A.R.G. B.Meise

Nichols I R. H. Sharp AdT.: It.Sunmaid

H.S. Openshaw | B. Willens Mrs. Scanlon,

L. general manager

Carvalho

Chinese

Baihan Dept.— K. Nakamoto (Yokohama)

Chow tlheuTung Van (Soochow) J. Lee (Hongkong)

Japanese I >ept.—

G. Baldwin ^

Sun Ling

Exporters of Rattan and Willow do la Porteanddu Exporters—42

Importers Mini; Teleph.44,80510;Rue

Furniture, Willow Baskets, Grass Cable Ad: Sunsu aco

Rugs and Mats and Chenille Huge— C. Jimmy

Chapman, Youngmanager

1008-'018. Avenue Hoad; Teleph.

31373; Cable Ad: Rattan. Branch:

76, Bubbling Well Road; Teleph. n & fg n m

97879; Factories: 1080 (24), Avenue Ta ying lining eh’ien nhsh me ya. min

Road Supreme Court for China, 1I.B.M.—

Sun-Ling Woo, president 33,Judge-

The Bund:

C. H. Kao

Miss G. L. Woo AllanTeleph. I14?d)m.a.

G. Mossop,

Y. S. Wong, branch manager Asst. Judge—P. Grant

Crown Advocate—I. McNeill Jones,c.B.E.

Hi £■ ft *3 € H Registrar, Coroner >V Police Court

Mei kno pu dap kan hung sre ChiefMagistrate—C

Clerk & OfficialII. Haines, m.b.e. T.

Receiver—I.

Sun-Maid Raisin Growers’ Associa- Morris

tion—51, Canton Road; Teleph. Asst. Clerk—A.

Judges Clerk—E.Ricketts

G. Abbey

16263; Cable Ad : Sunmaid Marshal —J.J.J.Poole

McGeown

i: Dsher—P.

Sun Sftoe Co., Makers and Venders Typist—Miss Campbell

of Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Suit M ifJ? Sm Foong

Cases and Rigs—49J, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 16048 Swan,

Bankers Culbertson

and Brokers

in Securities and

Sun Sun Co., Ltd., The, Universal Bund; Teleph.— Sassoon Commodities House,

11200; P.O. Box 457; The

Providers and Department Store- Cable Ad : Swanstock.

720. Nanking Road; Telephs. 94116-8 Hongkong, Manila and BuenosBranches: Aires

and Provision Dept.; 90715; P.O. C.Chester

D. Culbertson

Box 1584; Cable Ad: Sunsun Fritz

Pt. fa Foo Lung K. L. Yui

Sunft.oavfr Mercantile Co.. Manufactur- AE.K. Essig

U.W. Fox

Irle

ers and Exporters of Straw Hat Bodies S. Kb.tz

and

Teleph.Importers - 119,Ad:.Tinkee

10470; Cable Road;

Sunflower

L. T. George Yue, manager R.C. O.P. Aikin

Camming

 SHANGHAJ A313

Mrs. M. Baptista TW.H.T. Lee Liu, n & mm ft & %

P.G. Bapti^ta, F. \Trs. A. Lopes Bichard TaiHouse

H.Lowig Chong & Co., Ltd., Complete

B.MissG

G. Bipsel K. K. G. Furnishers, Cabinet Makers,

Botelho T. B. Lu Decorators, Drapers and General

J.Mrs.R. H.Browne G. E. Marques Contractors — 740, Nanking Road;

M. C.MissD. E.Miao Teleph. 94107. Factory: 433, Yu

Morgado

Ca tripos Mrs. L. Murray- Yuen Road: Teleph 20738

?*I.P. da Campos C.H. P.N. Loh, general

Wong,Dept.: manager

sub-manager

T. Y. Chang Miss L G Milson Furnishing

D. K Chant Podstavina P. W. Yih, manager

S.H. C.C. Chen C.P. S.S. Zia

JosephChinn Chu L.A. Portaria

P. Quincey Loh I Z. Y. Liu

C.P. S.K. Chang

Chen | P.Y. S.S. Ho

Paul Chu Mrs LA. Rodrigues

Miss Ritter Jao

I. Covitt J Roza P. K. Yih, typist

Miss I. Diniz Mrs. E. Silva Accounts Dept.:

Mrs.EJ. Drury

Dunn MK. Y.Steger

F.F. B.J. Edwards S. N.H. L.Nee,Za,chief acct.

Sun accountant

S. C. Fong O Tong Drawing Office :

H.W. Garwood T. Z. Wong

H allford B.Y. S.F Tsao May Factory :

S. A. Judah Wm. L M. Woo Wong C. W. Sze

G.M rs.Killian,

E Kimber Y. J;. Yang

J King Y. V. Zi m If b m

S. C. Lai Y. S. Zung TaiContractors

Chong & —Co.,95,General and Building

Kweichow Road;

Swedish Association of China—(See Telephs. 94107 & 94132; Cable Ad: 3113

C.H. P.N. Loh, director

Wong,B.s.,do.c.E., m.s.e., manager

Associations and Societies) P. J.Y.W.Loh,

Swedish Consulate—(See Consulates) Wong

C. P. Sun, accountant

Swiss ChVB—(See Clubs) Tai Loong & Co.—875, Bubbling Well

Swiss Consulate—-(tfee Consulates) Road; Teleph. 35694

Swiss Watch Importing Co.—34, TaiMarine, Ping Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire

MotorParcel Car, Post,

Life, Life

Accident,

Siking Road; Teleph. 12149; Cable Transit, Hull, and

Ad : Swisswatch Plate

Building,Glass InsuranceRoad;

212, Kiangse — Kincheng

Teleph.

D. C. Bang, manager 18022; Cable Ad: Taipinginc

Synnerberg, G. V., Importers of Pa- Gei Tjoe, chairman

per, Cardboard and Pulp, Alumin- Y. M. Chien, rang, director

ium Foil—264, Kiangse Road; Tele- T.F. M. Chow, do.

B. Hsu, do.

phone 14077; Cable Ad : Synnerfin S. M. Tong, do.

G. V. Synnerberg, pro. & manager W. J. Wu; do.

C. L. William Woo, accountant T. S. Yao, do.

Agent for: Head Office (Shanghai)

Kommanditbolaget Moberg

Gothenburg, Sweden H. N. Wang.

Ting, asst.do.gen. manager

Ta Yu Yue Oil Mill Co., Ltd., Manu- Shanghai Branch K. P.

facturing Bean Oil, Cakes, Cotton T. S.M.Y.Li,Wang,

manager

Seed Cakes, Peanut Oil, etc.—36, sub-manager

West Soochow Road; Teleph. 32222 R. B. Zau, do.

T. C. Lee, do.

Tah Yiu Art Rug Shop—12-14, Yates Jas. T. Ying, do.

Road; Teleph. 34892 S. F. Tao, do.

 A314 SHANGHAI

Tai San Co., Manufacturers of Peiping

Cross Stitch and Applique Table Cloth, Telge

etc.—House

Lai

Merchants, Eng-

Chekiang RoadNo. 19, Lane No. 118, Road; ineers and Contractors—620, Szechuen

Lee Wu, manager gineeringTelephs.Dept.); 16233—4,

P.O. Box 13709 (En-

715: Cable

Ad:Rud. TelgeBerg

Tai shanpao hsienkufen yu hsien H. Olters, signs per pro.

A. Raucholz, engr.

kung sze De Hen

TaiInsurance:

Shan Insurance Co., Life,

Fire, Marine, Ltd.,Accident,

General Tesdorpf, Hah nig & Co., Marine and

Motor-car, War Risk, Burglary, Plate- Teleph. Cargo 44255; Surveyors

Cable — 256,

Ad: Broadway ;

Hansatrans

glass, Baggage and Special Risks—406, Th. Hannig, marine surveyor

Kiangse Road;

Ads: Taishan & 5685 Teleph. 17575; Cable C. K. Wong, asst, surveyor

Directors

Percy — C. Russell

Chu, M. ShuY. (chairman),

Sun, H. A. vi & w 'X & ± m

Pan, T. M. Chow, Li Ming, 0. Y. Teh sze ku ho yu kung sze

Wang, M. A. Hu, M. Speelman, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

C. V. Starr, S. Y. Liu, James H. Products—Hongkong ifc Shanghai Bank

Lee, Y. Low, Ki Chun and Y. S. Building, 12, The Bund; Teleph. 12444;

Tsow P.O. Box 1321; Cable Ad: Texaco

A dministration

Tabs News Agency — 34, Rte. de P. F. LeFevre, managing director

Boissezon; Teleph. 72234; Cable Ad: J.MissC. D.Williams,

V. Hykes asst,| Mrs.

general

G. demanager

Senna

Tass

A.Mrs.I. R.Sotov, general manager

M. Wikman, asst, manager Thams, B., Shipbroker—4, Quai de France;

Teleph. 82377 ; Cable Ad: Chartering

]§} fff Kang Using

Tata

Tea Exporters and

mission Agents — 20, Ningpo Road; General

Teleph. 17313: Cable Ad: Fraternity

Directors—B. D. Tata, WooZui Yuan Peking Road; P.O. Box 908; Cable— Ad:

Produce Merchants 157,

and B. P. Mehta Teletype

E. F. Seymour, partner

Agencies : A.B. S.Seymour, do.

Zoong SingSpinning

Cotton Mills. Ltd. Co., Muller, do.

Tung Yih & Weaving A. R.M.Hawke,

S. Halley, asst,

managermanager

Ltd.

Taylor Garage, Ltd.—96, Rue Cardinal Thompson & Co., J.A., Real Estate Agents

Mercier; Teleph. 70050; Cable Ad: and Teleph.Brokers—299,

10943 Avenue Joffre;

Taylorauto

R.J. A.K. Turner,

Butler, director

do.

C.K. W. Tso, manager & E§

L. Chan, accountant Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants

— 20, Scrutiny;

Ad: Canton Road; Teleph.

Codes: 16355;5thCable

A.B.C. and

^ IS ^ Ko Fu Lai Bentley’s.

Hongkong, Branches:

Peiping Hankow,

and HarbinTientsin,

Teesdale,

dale, NewmanNewman & Co. (Formerly

Solicitors L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin)

and Advocates—59, Peking Road (Ewo G.I. E.A. Roberts,

Buyers, c.a.a.c.a.(Shanghai)

(Shanghai)

Buildings); Teleph. 13824;

Jeandah ; Codes : A.B.C. 5th and 6th Cable Ad: C. A. Momber, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

edns., Western Union (Universal and F.M. G.C. Maunder,

Hal ton, a.c.a.

c.a. (Hongkong)

(Tientsin)

5-Letter edns.l, Bentley’s and Kime’s W. J. Cole, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

Kenneth Edward Newman, solicitor W. Marsay, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

E. L. Hartopp, solicitor S. Grove, b.a., a.c.a. (Hongkong)

 SHANGHAI A315

W. M. Wad

and 50544. Sales OlHce: 51, ChefooTelephs. 53234

S.H. L.V.Muuglian,

II. B.ewera.g.a.S. A. Seaglove Road; Teleph. 94800; Cable Ads:

A. C. Kew Tienihvemo or 301*. Hongkong Branch:

K. W. (Jieiner A. Oltlmert ' 183, Johnston Road; Teleph. 20129

J.N.G-Kosloir

West woud Ij.1^. S.LeeLumsdaine

J.T. Welni/er VlrN., M. Woolley Tilley, mPercy, Architect Teh Lee

and Civil

L. Thorpe Miss

ll A. F. Wolnizer K. C. Ling I). Walton Engineer—346, Szechuen Road; Teleph.

Consulting Ad om taut—E. S. Wilkin- Toa15834 Seima Road; Kaishx, Ltd., 14i73;

Jute Mills—93,

bOll, C.B.K.,

London Agents A.O.A.

—Viney, Price & Good- Hankow Teleph. P.O Box

year, Chartered Accountants, #,'; St. 3097

AJartin’s-l® Graml, London, E. (J. 1.

Manila Correspondents—White, Page n &Tkadi.no m m~k m n m Leaf

& Co., Chartered Accountants Tobacco CokpOkation,

Tobacco Merchants—S. A. Hardoon

IB Agents and Telephs. I8283and 17559; P.O BoxRoad;

¥O.,Steamship Building, 2.35, Nanking

Thoukskn & Co.,

Brokers, Paper Agents and Merchants— Cable FreebacJr., mattager 1606;

H. G.Ad:Freeman,

110, Szechuen

Cabh* A<1: Thoresen Road; I' e lephs. 11881-z; Pao G. Shen, asst, manager

A. Thoresen, managing director

O. Thoresen, manager

Toeg, ^E. F., 5V Real

^ Estate,

ja ^ Mortgages,

^

m m Koe Min Rentals and

Road; Teh Insurances—103,

ph. 12324; Kiukiaug

Cable Ad:

Thornyckoft it Co., Tiro., John I., En- Woodcraft

gineers

and and Shipbuilders,

Motor Water Marine

VehicleTubeManufacturers,Motor E. F. Toeg

Thornyeroft Boilers, Coal jjtji U? Tong Foh

or Oil Fu'd/rhornycroft Oil Fuel System Tofdku Trading

—Robert Dollar Building, 51, Can- and Exporters —Co.,50, General Importers

ton Road: Teleph. 14270: P.O. Box Telephs. 15912 (()ffic< Kinkiang Road;

891; Cable Ad: Thornycroft

R. R.

) it 45333

< Ibina)

S.S. Howard

D. Begg,(Hongkong)

secretary (Hongkong) Tungm Chmgmjno shien kung* sze

Miss C. Collaco, stenographer Tokto Marine it Fire Insurance Co.,

K. T. Huang Ltd.

Marine,( Incorporated

Motor Car andin General

Japan).Insur-

Fire

Thriftcor Bank—(Nee Banks) ance—•

The Bund; Chartered

Teleph.Bank

15195;Building,

Cable Ad: 18,

TmrNnER Electric Works, Electric, Tokmarinco

M.H.Oisuka,

Etigineers,

Transformers,Manufacturers

Power Factorof VariousCorrec- Kojimamanager | Z. V. Mo

tors. Electric Conditioning Ovens, K. Okimoto I K. C. Chang

Tube Bombarders. Neon LGht Eouip- H. Yasukawa | T. M. Chieu

ments. Radios, Precision Instruments, Toporealty, Surveyors and Civil

etc.

Plantand Specialists

D jepTeleph.

andFoch; of Electric Power Engineers, Land and Estate

well Construction—417,

Avenue Agents, Dealers in Surveying In-

0101; P.O.Box struments—9,

4117; Cable Ad: Enterprise Quai de France; Teleph.

83306; Cable Ad: Toporealty

m w % - n L. A. Viborel. c E., k.i.m., manager

Tien ih ve mo thong

Tien Tit Ve Mo Factory, Manufacturers Toryu Voko, Importers and Exporters of

Machinery, T-xils, Supplies and General

of Ve Mo Gourmet Powder and Sauce Hardware—171-3,

(Sodium

1060, Whashing Glutamate)—No.

Road. No. ]2 Factory 41458; P.O. Box Boone

Factory:: Toryuyoko. 3113.Road:GableT< leph.

Ad:

Head Office: Osaka, Japan

All

A316 SHANGHAI

Town Syndicate, Mortgage and Heal Transocean News Service—34, Avenue

Estate

93538; — 495,Ad:Honan

Cable Road; Teleph. Edward

Tonsidicat Transocean. VII; Branches

Teleph. 18372;in Cable Ad:

Peiping,

S. U. Zau, managing director Nanking, Hankow, Chungking, Manila

S. Pierce I T. C. Chao Kunming, Tsingtab, Tientsin, Hsinking,

C. Soong I Y. C. Chao Tokyo, Bangkok and Canton

H.forH. theP. Melchers,

Far East general manager

$ M Tung Mien C. H.Melchers, i c Shanghai Office

Toyo Menka Kaisha, (Ltd. (Oriental

Cotton Trading Co., Ltd.), Cotton, Cotton Ross

Yarn and

chants and Cotton Piece Agents—185,

Commission Goods Mer- Travel Advisers, The, Passenger

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 13633; P.O. Booking Agents — 18, The Bund;

Teleph. 11776 (2 Lines); Cable Ad:

Box 878; Cable Ad : Tohyihwata Adviser. Hongkong: 36, Stock Ex-

Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co., Ltd., Import- change S. H.W. C.Building

Clark

ers of Cigarette Paper and Tobacco W. Pedersen I N. T. Hsu

Leaf, and Exporters of Cigarettes Miss N. Kasatkina | H. S. Hsu

and Tobafcco Leaf—209, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road; Teleph. 46375; Cable Ad: .! Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. -

Toyohatabako 99, Route 'Cardinal Mercier ; Teleph.

Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weaving 70159 ; Cable Ad : Triangle

Co., Ltd.—200, Jesstield Road;

21929 and 21927; P.O. Box 3070

Telephs. J.N. B.E. Davies,

Lurton,treasurer

president

L.E. E.Judah,

Zigal,manager

general manager

Trachsler, Ltd., J. H., Importers— I. Zigal, do.

133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ; Teleph. General Office

19133; P.O. Box 2080; Cable Ad: E. Groh, accountant

Traxlerus. Head Office: Berne, S. F. Shao

Switzerland Sales Dept.

W.M.Bolliger, manager

W. Eberhardt, signs per pro. D. S. Tsu, manager

Ch. Kengelbacher H. S. Tsao |P. S Chu

A.J. Pass

V. Bleiden Service & Parts Dept.

S. Kallai, manager

William Wo, compradore C. F. Wong

Agencies : S. S. Lee | Y. Z. Chao

Dr. A. Wander, S.A., Berne (Ovomal- Distribution for:

Opel, Oldsmbbile Cars & Oldsmobile

tine ife Pharmaceutical Products) Trucks

E. (Hermes

Paillard Typewriters

& Co., Ltd.,& Yverdon

Paillard

Radios)

H.Calculating S.A., Zurich (Madas Tsen

W. Egli, Machines) Sun Yue Kee Lumber Co.—18,

The Bund; Teleph. 13396; Cable

Tobler, S.A., Berne, Switzerland Ad: Tsensun. Sawnill and Yard:. 605

Jih Whei Tong Road, Nantao;

(Swiss Chocolates)

Fabrique de Conserves Lenzburg, Teleph. 21246

Switzerland

Maggi, (Jams & Preserves)

S.A., Kempttal, Switzerland Tuck Tai, Straw-hat Exporters—190,

.Precisa,

(Food Products)

S.A., Winterthur, Switzer- Peking Road; Teleph. 13730; Cable

Ad : Tucktai

H.land (Adding

Thorens, S.A.,Machines)

Ste-Croix, Switzer-

land'(Gramophone

Wyler Watch Co.. Basle,Parts)Switzerland Sill ft # ft M It

Oris Watch Co., Hoelstein, Switzer- Tuck, —Lane Joseph,124, Law and Accounting

9, Burkill Office

Road; Teleph,

land

Langendorf Watch Co., Langendorf, 92570; P.O. Box 480: Cable Ad: Joetuck

Switzerland Joseph Tuck,'ll.b., b.b.a., ll.m.c.a.,

Parfa, S.A., Zurich, Switzerland attorney and counsellor-at-law,

: (Cosmetics) chartered accountant

 SHANGHAI A317

Tung

porters, Tax Trading

General Co.,

Merchants Importers,

and Ex-

Manu- Mei Zung

facturers’ Representatives —21, Siking Ultramar Import Co., Importers of

Silk, Art Silk, Woollen, Cotton

Road; Teleph. 19954; Cable Ad: Tungtai Piece Goods and Woollen Yarns,

L. W. Chen, mng. director Sundries, etc.—Union Building, 17,

S.C. F.S. Chen, manager

Chu, assistant Canton Road; Teleph. 12315; Cable

Ad: Ultramar

C.R. 0.C. Woo,

Ho, accountant do. E. R. Stegmaier, manager

S.K. K.N, Tung, export dept. Woung Yue Sun, compradore

Zee, provision

H. T. Chang, do. dept. JFjj^ Tien Zun

C.H.'T.

C. Yu Umrigar

Song,,sundriesdo.dept. porters, Importers and Commission

Agents—Kiangse

V.K. C.Y. Vee,

Yee, paperdo.dept. B-l; Teleph. 12611;Road, CableLaneAd: 24,Umrigar

House

B. C. Umrigar | A. Rustomji

Tung Yu Bros.—508, Szechuen Road; Underwriters Far East, Inc.— Savings Bank for the

{See Banks)

Teleph. 10869

Turner, SturrockAvenue & Brown, Chartered Union Assurance Society, Ltd. —

Accountants—9, Edward VII.; Union Building, 17, Canton Road;

Telephs. 84140 and 84149; Cable Ad- Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); P.O. Box

309; Cable Ad: Unasso

[ Accuracy E. Lester Arnold, manager for China

J,W.A.H.Turner, e.A.,c.a.partner G.

Sturrock,

N.TA.D.Brown, c.a.

do.

do. J. M.F. Dumbarton

Murray I Miss M. Parker

Drysdale V. de Carvalho | Miss Y. Butt

T.M. J.A.McD. Rice | E. Garland Union

Ferras I Mrs. G.P. Pfeiffer Road; Teleph. Book Store—1124, Bubbling Well

: H. L. M. Hansen | Miss H. Harvey 32248; P.O. Box 1510

General Managers for:

Anglo-China Finance, Ltd. %Shang & hai#(i~^ m sze±

Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates Union Brewery, beLtd. chu hung

(Incorporated

(1925),Garage,

Taylor Ltd. Ltd. Under the Hongkong Companies Ordi-

|’ Secretaries for: nances)—Office:

Szechuen Road; Wayfoong

Teleph. 18765;House, P.O.

220,

International Investment Trust Co. Box866; Cable Ad: Unionbeer.

130,Ichang Road; Telephs. 20087 & 38705 Brewery:

of China, Ltd. C.F. J.R. Meager,

Yangtsze

Commercial Finance

InvestmentCo., Ltd.Co, Ltd. F. Hoehnke,Davey, chairman

director

do.

Union Brewery,Ltd.

China Transport & Storage Co., Inc. J.N. F.C. Macgregor, do.

Granville Trust, Ltd. Macgregor, do.

Financial Agents for: L. Ovadia, do.

N. Z. Perpetual Forests, Ltd. H. B. Roe, manager

R. Patton, secretary & accountant

Share Office-. P. Symons

Le Champ de Courses Francais P. T. O’Neill

Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine Mrs. G.

Twentieth Century-Fox, Federal Mrs.

H. D. M. Brockett

E.

Obermaider, Shirazee

chief brewmaster

Inc., U.S.A.—142, Museum Road; E. Sengmueller, asst. do.

Telephs. 17359 and 17350; P.O. Box F. Hascher,

1984; Cable Ad : Centfox

D. Goodman, Far East district mgr. Moe, chief asst.

P.M. A.Muenchhoff engineer

I I. N.

do.

Zadoff

T.H. E.T. Lopato gen. manager (China)

Tsien, booker H.Department

J. Druker | R.Ericksen

G. C. Cheng, cashier Sales

Rud. E. Raschle [ C. J. Andreadi

I. de Dios, secretary O. A. Rasmussen Jaming Ling

J. A. Cheeseman

Advertising Department| C. Chan

Ullmann

Co.) & Co., J.—(See P. Laroche & A. A. Solovieff

All*

A318 SHANGHAI

Ouohni Unrch — (Nee Churches & W 7* H

Missions) Union Publishers. & Printers (Federal

i In ion Food Sales & Co.-121, Rue Macao Road; Telephs. t38947

Inc., IJ.S.A.)—Office fe Plant:

&

469,

31152;

Dufour; Teleph. T2856 Town Office: 10, Siking Road; Telephs.

18670 & 18679

Union Import & Export Syndicate, F. Ollerdessen, pres. &gen. manager

Ltd., The, Importers of Provisions, C.L. E.H. Ollerdessen, secty. & treas.

Wong, sub-manager

Fruit and Flour, etc., Exporters of Reed C. Lay, asst, secretary

Chinese Manufactured

Natural Produce, General Merchants Goods and G. J. H. Hendriksen, business mgr.

$ Commission Agents—114, Kiangse C.W. F.P. Shun,

Chow,asst,

plantbusiness

manager, manager

Road; Teleph. 14771; Cable Ad:

Unimporsyd

Y.Woo C, Woo (managing

(manager), K. director), Y. P.

J. Char (sub- ft m m m

manager), W. Bamberger(secretary), Union Steamship Agency,, Shipping,

C.C. M. Zee, C. Y. Lee (Export Dept.), Forwarding and

Robert Dollar Building, Steamship51,Agents—

Canton

F. Moa, K. C. Woo, K. S. Vee and Road; Teleph. 11706 (3 Lines); Cable

Wingle Lee (Import Dept.) Ad: Unionship

MorrisSzeI. Soulevich,

Yung Jr., agent

Whang, treasurer

^ a m n « s. Evans Daw, Chinese manager

Union Industrial Corporation—Y. E. V. B. Elkinson, stenographer

26,M.Singapore Road; Teleph. 35349

Mason, manager Freight Dept.

Bob Frank

^ ps ft m is m m m $ m C.K. P.S. Chow,, shippingclerk

Chen, customs clerk

Union Iron & Foundry Works, Fed.

Inc., U.S.A.—Office: 10, Siking Road; Steamer Charter Dept.

Telephs.

Ping Road; 18670Teleph.

& 18679; WorksfTszeAn

23708; H. Y. Chen

Cable Ads: Accounting | C. T. Chu

Oiler & 6265 Dept.

J.A. E.F. Davies, pres.

Ollerdessen, G.T. S.d Eca

T. L. Yan, managersecty. & treas. H. Z. Chen

Fong, cashier

D. T. Chih, sub-manager European Passenger & Freight Dept.

^ & m yK m ± L. Feigelman

Yu ninfi shu shie kung sze Alexander

E.MissMeerovitch Kopeliovich

Union Marine & General Insurance (dina Soulevichi

Co., Ltd. of Liverpool (Far Eastern Miss E. Malahovsky

Branch)—18, K. Y. Chuang

11302-3; P.O. BoxThe719 Bund; Telephs. Cargo Supervising Dept.

H. M. Hind, manager Kan Pao Woo ! T. K. Soong,

F.L. A.A. Smith, asst, manager

Inglis, F.c.l.l. SjL “Nadine”

V. Solovieff

C. F.Austin, a.c.i.i. (Hongkong)

A. Farnan I J. M. Portaria Agencies;

A. A. Lopes I C. Hirata Yah

ChinTai An Shipping

SteamshipCo.Co., Lnd.

Union Mobiliere (Societe Francaise Oriental Passenger Service

deBanks)Banque et de Placement^—(Ne«

Union

porters,Tradinu

GeneralCo.,Industrial

The, Importers, Ex-

Chemicals,

mUn nin dai m & Essential

Toilet Oils,Fresh

Articles, Synthetic

Fruits, Perfumes,

Leathers,

a von etc.—110, Jinkee Road; Teleph. 13420

Union Pharmacy, Dispensers and Drug- (3Codes Lines); Cable Ads: Chichen or 6595:

gists—760, Avenue Joflre; Teleph. 73632; 6th edn.Used: Bentley’s,

and Western Union

A.B.C. 5th and

Cable Ad: Liosnoff

 SHANGHAI A319

C.T. Y.D. Wang,

Lee, pro.asst,& gen. manager S.M. C.O.Chow, asst,

Young, do. secretary

manager Paul F. Kops, do.

H P. Lee,N. sub Shen,manager S.M. Y.H.Hung,

Young

P.Z. Z.J. Chow

do.

Wong I Miss K. D. Pan Lee, Factorydo.supt.

MissSales

Local T. F. Zung | W. Z. Wong

T. Y. Wang: I K. F. Kuo United China Syndicate, Ltd., Impor-

Young N. Shen ! H. V. Wong- ters, Exporcers & Engineers—97, Yuen

Travelling Sales Representatives : Ming

Box 2049 Yuen; Cable

Road,AdTeleph.

: Uchis,13143; P.O.

Shanghai

W. S. Yue, in-charge

H. S. Cheng | C. Y. Wong and Hongkong

Chemical Laboratory : T. M. Wu, manager

T. S. Wang T.P. Y.K. Chen

Koo, asst managerOffice)

(Hongkong

Mrs. C. C. Neu Miss K. C. Woo F. C. Lin, engineer

Branches: Y. S. Yung do.

Hankow—150, Ming Chuan Road K. K. Hsu, do.

Tientsin—35, Rue D’ypres

Hongkong—5, Queen’s Road

Proprietors of: ^ a ft # ^ # _b

Great Shanghai Leather Factory United Laboratories of Shanghai

Pole Agents for:

Fabriques de Laire, France (Syn- (Former Jensen’s Chemical Labora-

tories), Analysts & Consulting Che-

thetic Perfumes, Comp. Essences)

Charal ot et Cie., France (Essen- Iron Oxide, Pigment mical Engineers, Manufacturers of

tial Oils) and Solder,

Sanderson & Sons, Italy (Fruit Freight Brokers, Radio Metal Brokers & Importers.

China-U.S.A. —

Essences and Oils)

Dodge & Olcott, New York (Essen- 120, Cable

Nanking Road; Teleph. 19103;

Ad : Labo

tial Oils)

Payan & Bertrand, France United Leather Goods Co.—120, Nan-

(Essential Oils)

La Calabro-Sicilienne, Italy (Fruit king UnileatherRoad; Teleph. 14380: Cable Ad:

Essence and Oils) H. Bagaman, manager

Union Underwriters of China—299, Miss A. Bagaman ! Fong Ching Pao

Szechuen Road: Teleph. 17742 United Manufacturers ElectricImpor-

Co.,

manufacturers’ Representatives,

^ ji £ ^ M II ters

Yuen andRoad;

Exporters—149,

Telephs. Ynen

12364 Ming

United Book & Stationery Co., Whole- Cable Ad: Umecos

sale Dealers inRoad;

160, Nanking BooksTeleph.

and Stationery—

16844; P.O. K. Lee | S. H. Woo

Box 256; Cable Ad: Stationers

F. D. Mortimer, proprietor 4? S <8 38 It II IS

A.J. W. T. Kwee,

Templo,mgr. (Stationery Dept.)

accountant Yu mi che yeh hie chi hong,

United

gineers Mechanical

and Local Industries,

Manufacturers—En-

H & * * » it ifi H 138, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12635;

United

U.S.A.,Chemical Industries, Fed.

The, Manufacturers Inc., Cable Ad: Umind; and at Hong-

of Chem-

ical Products—Head Office:Cable

150, Penang kong

Road; Teleph. 31100; Ad: A gents for:

Unichemin Linde’s Eismaschinen, Ges. f..

N. F. Allman, president Wiesbaden, Hoellriegelskreuth.

Y.P. S.M. Fong, vice president Suerth

Andersen, treasurer Beck & Henkel, Kassel

K. T. Lee, secretary Union Iron Works, Elizabeth, N.J

A320 SHANGHAI

^ Lien Mou United

CantonStates Road, Fire Insurance

Teleph. 17222 Co.—51>

United

Egyptian Mercantile Co., Importers

Cotton, Linen, Rayen, Silkof James Nichols, manager

and Woollen Piece-Goods and Sundries T.V. JB.J. Dobroliuboff

Brown, Jr., asst, manager

and

Native Exporters of Silks,

Products—89, PongeeRoad,

Foochow and Percy Lee, accountant

Rooms 308-310; Telephs. 12638 (General) Miss E. C. Nergaard, secretary

and 1-2636 (Manager); P.O. Box 201;

Cable Ad: Mazaltob ^&m An

J.N. R.Shalom,

Jacob, manager

manager(Cairo)

(Shanghai) Lien pang jen shou pao hsien

hung sze

S. L. Wang, accountant

United States Life Insurance

United Press Associations of Company in the City of New

America—9, Avenue Edward VII; YorkYork

New —Home City;Office:

Office101,of Fifth

IssueAvenue,

for the

Teleph. 82177; Cable Ad: Unipress Far East: 17, The Bund; Teleph. 11350;

United Services Association—(^ec Cable Ad: Uslifins.

Batavia, Canton, Hongkong, Manila, Agencies at:

Associations Societies) Peiping, Shanghai, Singapore and

Tientsin

United States Court for China— Mansfield Freeman, chairman of the

181, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11199; Board

Cable Ad: Uscourt C. V. Starr, president

Judge—Milton J. Helmick J. F. R. Loutit, actuary

District Attorney—Leighton Shields G. F. Richardson, asst, secretary

U.S. Commissioner — Nelson E. N. Vander Starr, do.

Lurton E. L. Newnan, do.

Clerk—William T. Collins General Agents for China and

IT. S. Marshal—Gordon Campbell Hongkong:

Court Reporter—Helen Wiley Eastern Agencies, Inc.—17, The

Deputy Clerk—E. J. Collins Bund; Teleph. 15553; Cable Ad .

Deputy Marshals—Arthur

and Doris Campbell Peterson Uslea

Secretary to District Attorney— General NetherlandsAgentsIndies:

far. Malaya and

Olive Hibbard Head Office: Malaya-Java Agencies,

Interpreter—Zee Yang Ling Ltd.—Union Building, Singapore,

United States Dept, of Agriculture S.S.;

Uslifins Teleph. 4447; Cable Ad:

—3rd Floor, Development Building,

181, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 11199; United States Navy Purchasing &

Cable

OwenAd:L. Shangusda

Dawson, agricultural comr. Disbursing Office181,—Kiangse

Development

J. Barnard Gibbs, asst. do. Building, 8th Floor, Road;

Mrs. R. Burnell, secretary Telephs. 15102-3; Cable Ad: Navpur

Miss M. Tandy, do. Officer-in-Charge

Wilterdink (S. C.), U. S. Navy H.

— Capt. W.

»Mei» kuo-chu-hwa-dah-shih-kwan-shang

» is tt a a is Assistants to Officer-in-Charge—Pay

Clerk A. J. Randall and Pay Clerk

ivu-kwan-shu J. E. Grey

United States Department of Com- Special Duty

merce—51, Supervising Constructor

(C. C.), U.—S.Comdr.

15045; P.O. Canton Box 605;Road;CableTeleph.

Ad: J. E. McPherson Navy

Amcomat

Commercial Attache—Julean Arnold

Asst. Commercial Attache—A. Bland United States & m m m m

Calder

Trade Commissioner — A. Viola Union Building,Steel Export Road;

17, Canton Co.—

Smith Teleph. 16329; P.O. Box 912 ; Cable Ad:

Asst.

Howard Trade Commissioner—H. B. Steelmaker H. J. Krueger, manager

 SHANGHAI A321

United Tobacco Co., Tobacconists, ft m % m

Importers of and Dealers in Cigas,

Cigarettes, Tobacco, and Smokers’ Re- Vajda

G., Importers and Exporters

quisites; and Commission Agents—321,

Szechuen Road; Teleph. 12868; P.O. Box Cable Ad: YajdacoRoad; Teleph. 11766;

—330, Szechuen

424; Cable Ad: Tobacco G. Vajda

Export Dept.: | T.V. Greiner

B. Podpakh

United Trust Society — 620, Szechuen Technical L.i. F’

Klausner

Dept.:

Road; Apt. 2; Teleph. 13617 Agile Electric Welding, London

G. D. Chelmis

m & m m m n Valet Service Co., Chemical Dry Clean-

Mai gwoTc yen yi hung sze ing and Dyeing Contractors -— Head

Office: 600, Ave. Joffre: Teleph. 83315.

Universal

China, LeafInc.,Tobacco

Fed. U.S.A., Leaf Co.Tob- ^ Van Shiny

acco Exporters and Importers—1, The VanMerchants—955,

Shing & Co.,Ave. Provision

Joffre;andTelephs.

Wine

Bund; Teleph.

913; Cable Ad: UltocO 15654 (2 Lines); P.O. Box 73596 (Retail) and. 73595 (Wholesale)

.C.1. E.E. Sutherland,

Covington, president

vice-pres. & treas. Vassos & Co.,Wholesale

ProvisionandandRetail-Wine

G.A. A.I. McOwan,

Arbogast, secretary

vice-president Merchants,

& director 662, Avenue

Cable Ad: Vassos Joffre; Teleph. 72512;

G. W. Macon, Jr., director B.P. Ch.

S. Karagrigoris, manager

R. H. Gerber R. Suri Deliyannis, partner

J. F. Malone E. A. Costa Vasunia & Co., Merchants and Com-

C.N. T.C. Jackson

Karas Mrs. M.Horenstein mission Agents—391, Kiangse Road;

V.M. P.N. Rozmahoff

Soorin Miss O. K. N.LeeRolbant Teleph. 12057; Cable Ad: Pesee

P. K.B. H.Shroff

Shroff ||W. J. S.,T.Wadia

C. G.K. Peace

Towler G.Mohan Zi A. E. Ebrahim Chang. .

A.N.H. Booriakin C. Y. Su

Dmitrieff S.D. C.C. Doo Jew % & m m

Agents for: Vee Loo Advertising Co., Advertis-

American

Brooklyn, Machine

N. Y. & Foundry Co., ing, KiukiangPrinting

Road;andTelephs.

Merchandising—305,

95555-6

Proctor & Schwartz, Inc., Philadelp- T.Damian

L. Wang, manager

Woo, asst, manager

hia, Pa.

The John B. Adt. Co., Baltimore, Md.

ftc Co.,w Exporters

m m of Straw

| ;Universal Motors (Julien Heimen- VenHatsLien and

GeneralTeleph.

China 14200;

Produce—' 53,

| dinger)—Offices, Showrooms and Foochow Cable

Service Station ; 627, Avenue Foch; Ad: Venlico

Teleph. 71948 V. L. Nieh | Z. Y. Zee

| Sole Agents for : Venturi, F., Provision and Wine Mer-

Citroen Cars and Trucks

SezchuenandRoad;Naval

chant, Teleph.Contractor—430,

10858; Cable

^ ^ mm Ad:Mrs.Venturi

Cl. Caminada, signs per pro.

I Universal Pictures Corporation of

: China

North -Soochow 136,EmbankmentBuilding,400,

Road; Telephs. 42260 M & Co.,& Ltd., Kang Sing

. and 42269; P.O. Box 565; Cable Ad : Viccajee inMerchants

Hongkong), Paper,

F. (Incorporated

and Stationery,

Unfilman.

andB. Tientsin Branch Offices : Hongkong and Commissibn Agents—

W. Palmertz, mng. director 132, Kiangse

Ad: ViccajeeRoad ; Teleph. 14218; Cable

v C. F. Dean, Sales manager R.R.Viccajee

Unkel, H. J. — 775, Changping Road ; V. Solina ! C. Z. Loh

Teleph. 32088; Cable Ad: Unkel B.

C. L. Sze | C:,D. Sung. .

A322 SHANGHAI

Victor Talking Maciiink Co. of China,

Lti>., Radio, Radio - Phonographs, Wahson Eleci’kic Mfg. Co., Ltd. Makers

Phonographs,R.C.A.

Equipment, Records, Broadcasting

Rad it (irons, Wire- ofGeneral

ElectricOffice: and EleetrCal Products—

less, Telegraphic and Aircraft Ap- Telephs. 95750 431, Fukien Road;

paratus—China State Bank Building, Room); Factory: and1163,95759 (Manager’s

Gordon Road;

356, Peking Road; Teleph. 93305; Cable Teleph. 6lo50; Cable Ads: Wahson

Ad: Victrola & 2225; Codes: A. B.C. 6th Edition,

F. G. Jones, mng. director Bentley’s, 'The China Republican Tel-

W. G. M uiUiner, chief accountant

L. &S.Radiotron manager (instrument egraphic

Skoblin, Sales) Code and Private

G.T. Y.D Yuen,

Yeh, mng. director

' I. M. Tornovsky, manager (Photo- manager

phone & Engineering

M. T. Poo, manager (Record Dept.)liepts.) $ f§| Foong Yue

J.F, G.Vernon,

Patent, supt.

purchasing

(Trafficagent

& Ware- Walker, Turner ik Co.,Trading

Etd. (Successors

housing Depts.) Jo Gliina &, Japan Co.. Ltd.),

Merchants and Agents—20, Ningpo

Road; Teleph. 18862; P.O. Box 297;

(8g ‘If{ E Loong Cable Ad: Cejai t •ce.Office:

He id London ce:

Viloitdaki & Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S,A.), Manchester. Branch

C. H. Veh, representative

Merchants and Commission

59, Peking Road; Teleph. 12732; P.O. Box Agents—

1226;

N. A.Cable Ad: Viloudaki

Viloudaki, president If M Hwa-ket-hong

Viloudaki, vtce-pres. (On leave) Walkie

Li.C.G.Peters The,

Trading Corporation, Ltd.,

General Importers, ExporteRoad:

s ik

A. Nemchinovich [ Mrs. A. Peters Commission

Teleph. 95U95;Agents—495,

Cable Ad: Honan Walkie; and

at H.Hankow

C. Tong, »f c Chungking

mng.manager

director

^ || Foh Ka Charles T. Yao,

VolKart Brothers, Raw Cotton Mer- C. H.II. N.Wong, chief accountant

chants, Importers of Sugar, Rice, Yue | Buddy W. Tong

Wheat, Indian, Ceylon and Other

Produce—34,

Telephs. Avenue Edward VII.; Wall, Dr. A. D., m.b., b.s., f.r.c.s. (Eng.)

Box 632; 15063

Cable (3Ad:Lines) ife 15160; P.O. (Dr. Marshall and Partners), Medical

Volkart Practitioner — Hongkong & Shanghai

U. von der Crone, mgr. & signs per pro. Bank Building, 4th Floor; 'Teieph. 73124

J. Haig, signs per pro.

W. FTegar I A. Kovalenko

S.J. Pereira

Ohashi | J.T. F.L. Yu Mamleeff & m Who. Lun

Eepre^eniativea of: Wallem

Brokers

Co.,Steamship

Ship Brokers, Agents,General

Coal

Reinhart A Co., Alexandria. Egypt Contractors and Merchants—93, Canton

Niehizui Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka Road; Teh-ph. l!»228; Cable Ad: Wallem

and Tokyo II. J. Wallem (Bergen)

Bernt R* in (Oslo)

Sv. Froland, manager

Volunteer Corps—(See under Muni- G. Sevald | K. Knudsen

cipal Councils) Agent* Jor:

International Composition and Far-

Wah An—29,FireAvenue

& Marine Insurance Co., vefahrik A/S. Bergen, Norway

Ltd. Edward VII; Teleph. Bell’s

plies,Asbestos

Ltd., and Engineering Sup-

80950

Fu Geling, general manager Wallem & Co.,LondonA/S., Bergen, Norway

Wallem ifc Co., Hongkong

WahRadioMeiSupplies,

Electric Co., Electrical

Contractors and Walworth International Co., Pipes

and Impor-

ters of Road;

Electrical Accessories—565, Fittings, Valves, Tools, etc.—110,

Nanking Teleph. 94122; Cable Box Szechuen Road; Teleph. 15672; P.O.

Ad: Wameieleco 287; Cable Ad: Wahntco

 SHANGHAI

P I’ol' Ziung Warner

facturing& Co., Inc., Wieliam(Established

Pharmaceutists R., Manu-

Wanamaker, John, Exporters of Chinese 1856)—668, Szeehuen

Manufactured Goods - Hongkong Bank 1830; Telephs. 15185-6; Cable Ad: Road; P.O Box

Building: Teleph. 1057-i; P.0. Box 1742; pill. Head Office: 113, West 18th Quick- Street,.

Cable Ad: Wanaraaker New York

J. S. Clark, manager

Wang Tsze Kong & Co., (Chinese) TMissD. L.Toong, Chinese

L. Kwok, manager

secretary

Chartered Accountants, Legal Ad- Miss N. Shoolepova, accountant

visers, Trade Mark Registrars,

Land, Estate & Insurance Agents— Wa Sun Sz

Room 106,457, Hankow Road; Teleph. Watson &ECo., A. S. (The Shanghai

9063!; Cable Ad: Wangtszekong Pharmacy, ami Ltd.),Druggists;

Wholesale Dealers

and Retail

Wang Tsze Kong, c.c.a. Chemists

Hsieh Chun Poo, c.c.a.

Chu Voon Gi, C.C.A. Photographic Supplies. Perfumery andin

Accounting Department Chemicals;

Nanking Road; CigarsTelephs.and Cigarettes—71.

10087 and

Wang Tsze Kong, c.c.a. 18.‘-49. Warehouse: Teleph. 10207;

SzeChung Yuan | WongSorFong Cable Ad: Dispensary

Legal Department ]). Mennie, managing director

Nyi Clinan, t.l.b. J.J, S.8. Chisholm,

Hay, director do.

Trade Mark Deg. Dept. J. .1. Gurevitch I Miss M. Volfson

Sze Tsay Shing | Wong Tse Chien S.

Property Dept. Miss T. Steinberg I| Mrs.

N. Zunn MissB.M.Soares

V. Uskoff

Chen Zian Yuen I Wang Yoon Tsze Wholesale Dept. :

Insurance Dept. J. Miss

S. Hay,manager

K. Anderson

Simon Sze Branches:

Miss Mary Wang ] Sze Yoon Kao 1175,30885 Bubbling Well Road; Teleph.

H ft J.Mrs,S. Chisholm,

V. I. Pedrielmanagerson

Wang yue, tai cha hao 965, Avenue Joflre; Teleph. 7G272:

Wang YMe Tat Tea Co., Exporters of L. L. Nemirovsky, manager

Tea and Retail and Wholesale Tea Miss A. Balabanenko

Dealers—197,

8563 ; Cable Ad:Avenue

Wangtealoch; Teleph.

H. H. Wang, general manager n /ir 7k ft K. E 1

Charles V. K. Woo Vh’uck zung se chi sag kung sze

Watson’s Mineral Water Co., Inc.,

Authorized

Manufacturers Bottlers of Coca Cola

of Aerated and

Waters—

mmm &

Ying kno chi hong lu kuang viao e hung sze 613, ovenue Haig;

Western Depot: 356, Avenue Joffre; Teleph. 77180;

Ward,

hand Lrn., Thos. W Contractors

Machinery, (Sheffield), Second-

Plant- Cable Ad: Popwater

Rails, Scrap Metals, Ships’

Pumps, etc.—34, Museum Road; Engines, )I H Way Toong

Teleph. 18557; P.O. Box 425; Cable Wattie and & Co.,Agents;

General Ltd., also

J.A.,atFinancial

London

Ad : Wardsman

Eagle

11679 . f c

Sz< vbuen

11670;

Boad;

P. O. Box 506;

managers for Hongkong and China Cable Ad: Wavito

T. O. Wang, clerk

Waruonia C.A. C.J. T>.Weld), directordo. (London)

Kitz« illiams,

Co., Ltd., Agency—c/o,

190, KiukiangFrostRpad;Bland

Teleph.& W.W.E A.Murphy,Welch do. do.

19726 D. l evy | Miss L. Nesvadba

Waren Trading Co., Importers and Way Chong & Co., Hardware Mer-

Exporters—10, Lane, 915, Sinza Road; chants and General Contractors—

Teleph. 32111; Cable Ad: Waren 109, Kweichow Road; Teleph. 93795

A324 SHANGHAI

Way Tai & Co., Importers of Hat West of Scotland Insurance Office,

Ltd.—Union Building, 17, Canton

Materials

' Box 190,1797;

Pekingand Road;

Exporters of Straw

Teleph. 13730; Hats

P.O. Road; Teleph. 13407 (4 Lines); Cable

Gable Ad: Tahsan Ad: Cuaco

L. S. Young, general manager E Lester Arnold, manager for China

T. W. Chang, sub-manager J.G. M.F. Dumbarton

Murray I Miss M. Parker

SIT 15 # £ • - V. de Carvalho | Miss V. Butt

Ti-sun-ziang-se-voh-hao

“Wearbest-The Tailor,” Gentlemen's Hu-hsi-tien-lih-hu-fen-ya-hsien-kung-sze

Tailor—497, Bubbling Well Road;

Teleph. 33973 Western District Power Co. of

T. S. Ling, general manager Shanghai, Fed. Inc., U.S A.—General

Office; 181, Nanking Road; Telephone

Weber & Co., C. A., Raw Silk, Waste Silk, 11010; P.O. Box 404

Pongees and Silk Piece Goods Exporters General

—6-10, Rue du Consulat; Teleph. 80175; M.A.I.E.E.Supt.—Chu Yu Mei, b.sc.,

P.O. Box 1276; Cable Ad; Caweber Junior

Choon,Asst.b.sc.,

Engineers

Lee Pei — Hung

Chi,Chuan

b.sc.,

Weinstein, L. S., Importers & Exporters Aaron Tom, b.sc., Tang Doong

of Furs and Skins—458, Szechuen Road; Sheng (Student Engineer), B.sc.

.Telephs. 12985 & 12984; Cable Ads: and Weng Rung Ching (Student

Lewei Engineer), b.sc.

Leon&S.FramtexWeinstein, proprietor Accountancy & Clerical Dept.

M. Ei Kaptzan, signs per pro. Accountant—Sung Tsun-hsiang, ph.

B. B. Sverjensky, do. b., M.A.

M. I. Granat, clerk Assistant—T. Yamaguchi

P. C. Kiang, compradore

. Agents for\ Western Electric Co. of Asia— 88,

The China Fur Trading Co , Ltd. Museum Road; Teleph. 14263; Cable Ad:

Erpiorient

Wentworth & Andrews, Exchange

Bullion Brokers, Foreign Exchange Western and Supply Co., Wine and Spirit

Brokers—20, Kiuking Merchants — 1621, Bubbling Well

16527 and 10283; CableRoad; Telephs. Road;

Ad: Wentagie Teleph. 33302

Shanghai; Codes Used: Peterson’s 3rd

A.B.C. 5th Impr. Bentleys; P.O. Box 489 M fl ® $

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—51, Wha Shun TradingTug andCo.,Lighter

Importers and

Canton Road ; Telephs. 16910 and Exporters, 33, Szechuen Road, Room

Services—

216; Teleph.

16919 ; Cable Ad : Westlife ; Code :

Bentley’s. Head Office: San Francisco- 16656 C. L. Chao C. Y. Chao

California.

PeipingBranches: Tientsin, Han, T.C. H.

kow, and Hongkong

Arnold Dewar, manager for China F, Sun

Tam C.M. H.H. Chao

Hsu

W- K. E.K. Zee C.K. C.T. Koo

MissE.D.Hebei,

A. daasst,

Cruz,manager

secretary M. Yao

D. Y. Chao T. T. Hwang

Tsai

Miss

Z. S. L.DauM. Emamooden

K,L. L.K. Yuan

Mei |I H. j L F. Yang

C Y.K. Woo ^ (i it M ±

S. L. Dau Chow Shang hai tsin pu chu

Agency Staff. ' Whangpoo

toms Building, Conservancy Board—Cus-

The Bund; Teleph. 16994

Conrad Bitzer (5Consboard

Lines.); &P.O.3449Box 159; Cable Ads

G.K. A.B. Belevsky I D. G. Romanoff

Hill I J. Trachtenberg

K. G. Joseph j N. G. Tretchikoff Engineer - in - Chief — C. P.

M. SC. (M.I.T.), A.M., AM. SOC., C.E. Hsueh,

Chinese Dept. Co-Engineer-in-Chief—T. Fujisawa

Tsi C. Wang, manager Secretary

T. H. Tongto Engineer-in-Chief—

Miss W. Kwoh

 SHANGHAI A 325

Inspector—Y. S. Che Hydrometric Survey Dept.

Typist—A.

Consulting S.Engineer—H. Ting Chatley, Z, S.W.C.Chang, hydrographer

D.SC., M. INST., C.K H. Hsu, King, asst,

jr. surv. hydrographer

asst.

Secretariat P. T. Zing, clerk

G. M.Liu,Kobayashi,

secretarysecretary to Directors S. P.

P.T. W. Chu, draftsman

Zing,tracer

tracer

II. Jiu,

T.H.F. Y.Y.S. Tu,

Chen,clerkb.s., assistant

Ling, clerk

Y. Yang, tracer

T. D. Lieu, b.a., clerk ss » "ST asdoo-cho

Whang-poo-luen ®

Accounts Dept. Whangpoo Ferry Service, Launch and

C. T.Tsur, accountant

Y. Dong, book-keeper Ferry Boat Owners, Steam and Motor

Y. Z. Chow, store-keeper Launches for Hire—Kiukiang Road

C.P. C.K. Chang,

Han, clerk Jetty

11000 and and 125,

12321Hankow

(7 Lines);Road;Cable

Telephs.

Ad:

Y. NrNyung, clerk clerk Marden

Proprietors

C.D. S.L.Mac, clerk G.HankowE. Marden

H. Z. Ting, Chow, asst,

asst, store-keeper

store keeper Road & Co., Ltd., 125,

Y. S. Lee, asst, store-keeper Tt&mm if k ^ ^

Dredging Dept. Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd,,

N. Maas, b.s.c. (Eng.), m.inst., c.e., Lighterage—120,

M.I.N.A.

C.asst., Chu, IIb. sc., mech. eng. 11284

H. Grade (3 Lines); Cable Ad:Road;

Kiangse Teleph,

Lighterage

C. B. Y. Golding, director

T. K. Kwok, b. sc., mech. eng. Managers: T. M. Nee, do.

T. asst.,

S. Chang,Gradeb. IIsc., mech. supt. James Magill & Co., Ltd.

K. P. Woo, mech. eng. asst., Grade ® fili Hr Way Teh Foong

III Wheelock & Co., Ltd., Ship,

S.F. I.C. Chang, clerk

Feng, draftsman Freight, Coal and General Brokers,

S. draftsman C. Pang., a.M.I.N.A., ship 2-3, Secretaries, Agents and Managers—

Y. S. Chen, clerk Quai de France; Teleph. 82090;

P.O. Box 963; Cable Ad: Wheelock

F.P. S.C. Yang, clerk

Woo, tracer G. E. Marden, chairman

H. E. Arnhold, director

S. T. Dong, time-keeper P. H. Bordwell, do.

Constructional Dept. F. R. Davey, do.

Y. Noni Wang,Liu,B. sc., constr. engr. Ellis

V. K. Song,Hayim, do.

do.

c.e., asst, constr. engr. E. A. G. May, secretary

K.

R. WorksJarldane, supt. of Works

S. Jorgensen, asst. supt. of Shipping I. G. Sinclair

C.K. C.H. Yeng, jr. eng. asst. W. H. Sainton

Wu, B. sc., jr. eng. asst. Marine Dept.

N. S. Koon,

H. S. Yeh, overseer overseer J. A. Anderson

Special Representatives

P.K.K. H.Y.V. Tsau,

Kau, tracer

clerk

Kong, clerk

A. H. Gordon

Booh Office

| K. Suzuki

T. K. Kong, clerk W. H. Pritchard

| General Survey Dept. Y. K. Wong | Y. D. Chu

Stenographers

J. F. Share, surveyor Mrs. R. Goldenberg | Mrs. R. Jacob

Y. K. Chen, jr. surv. asst. Secretaries for:

L. C. Hong, jr. surv. asst. Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

C.T. T.P. Chien,

Yang, jr.draftsman

surv. asst. G.Metal

E. Marden & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Y. C. Chang, tracer Industries of China,

Shanghai Securities, Ltd.

A326 SHANGHAI

/fe Kung Ping Wild Shoe Co. — .280, Kiangse Rood;

White & Co., Ltd., W. A., Merchants Teleph. 11995

and Commission, Land, Estate and m m

Insurance11549;

Teleph. Agents—81,

Cable Ad: Jinkee WhitecoldRoad;

William’s

Portraits, Studio, Wedding Specialists

Pictures andin Com-Art

W. A. White, director mercial Photography—126, Bubbling

John L. Wade, do. Well Road (Next Park Hotel),; Telephs.

A. A Sequeira

C.Hanpin

W Johnsford

Y. Chew !| Sung Loh KiuYuenKaoDing 95256

1). K. Wong, manager

V. Viira, photographer in-char;ge

T.T.Chen

S.

Latison jj S.K. H.S. Long

C. Vee

Zee ' Ong

Yang

Say Yuen

Chow Ts/.e San Sze Yuen Ching ^ a ^ ^ ± it #

Liu

Chuck TsayMenYueTu !I Leo Chuen Williams’WeiMedicine

M. K,KimLiang

len se e shan yar chuk

Co., Dr.—451, Ki-

Agents: angse

Fulford Road; Teleph. 12521; Cable Ad:

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. {See G. T. Kulford Co., Ltd.)

White, White & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road; n & wi pp m m

Teleph. 13080 (5 Lines); Cable Ad: Liu-in-yin-suh-kung-sze

Whitewhite

H. <). White, partner Willow Pattern Pksks, Printers — 117,

A.H. V.A. White,

White, do. do. Hongkong

Ad: Milladvert Road; Teleph. 11655, Cable

Harold S. Peake, manager Millington, Ltd., proprietors

H. A. Fandry, general manager

L. A. Harr.ip, Sales manager

ei & 1$ S S.B. A.A. Ginzburg,

Shaw, Chinesesalesman

manager

Way Loo 'Kung Sze J. Oku, chief clerk

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.,

Drapers, Tailors

Dealers, Furnishers,

and General Boot Outfitters

and Shoe Wing Kong & Co.—986-8, Bubbling Well

—98, Road; Teleph. 31943

Road; Teleph. 19494 (For AllSzechuen

Nanking Road,Corner of Depart-

ments) ; P. O. Box 152; Cable Ad : Wing On Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., The,

Universal Providers — 635, Nanking

Warfield

W. J. Ward, manager Road; Telephs.Dept.) 95656

90030

(Provisions e 94676

T.J. A.E. Gunn,

Bluck, m.b.b.,

do. asst, manager P.O.R. Box 567; Cable Ad: Wingon

L. C. Sung, chief clerk

Z. P. Sung, cashier J.Win.G.E. Gockson,

Gilleland,

Lock, president

vice-president

d>.

I). S. Edmunds

A. H. Turner Miss N. Silva

Dunn Leon Kwok, gen. manage*

do.

E.W. Stephenson Mrs. A. Ii.Edmund

S. Kwok, Kwok, sub manager

C. Loynes Miss L. Shouin

K. C. Sung ■ liss M. Dunn S.C. C.Y. L^e,Lau, treasurer

asst, treasurer

K. F. Sung • Irs.ClaradeSilva

Ernst

K. S. Tsu Pisk Mbs P. Kornilott

Miss Lucy Hsu R.C. K.S.L. S.Franklin,

Gokson,secretary

F. Ho | asst,

H. F.secretary

Lau

A.H. Pating Miss F. Sayce G.J. Kwok

Kwok II P.H. C.C. Soong

Luin

Somrnerfeld Mrs.T. sirs. A;Bentsianoff

Pet,off

C.C. F.Chang

von Lange Miss Miss J.C. Rozario Agents for:

J. Rozario Pim o Somervell

England (“K” Brothers,

Shoes)Ltd., Kendal,

S.K. K.L. Dzien

Sung Miss O. Or!off The Florsheirn Shoe Co., Chicago,

' d iss

K. L. Klein berg Miss A.V. Baranoff Resia Loh

Kolott U. S. A. (“Florsheim” Shoes)

N. Ilochantzoft Miss TheU.S.A. Conklin Pen Co., Toledo, Ohio,

K. S. Sze

J. Yih

Miss T. Andreeva

VI iss T.K.Hyndman Pencil) (‘‘Conklin” Fountain Pen &

K Meyer Mme. Selma Wei San Knitting Co., Hongkong

 SHANGHAI A327

Gerard Brothers, Ltd., Nottingham, ft (#) ^

England

P. (Scotch (“Ino”

JJ. (Jarnegie Soap Flakes)

Whisky) Shipping & Exporters,

Agents—12, Insurance

Consulat;k

TheLondon Dominion Tobacco

(“Old Ships” Cigarettes) Go., Ltd., Teleph. 86967; CableRueAd:duYachanco;

Frederick. Stearns <& Co., Detroit, Codes Used : All Standard Codes,

Michigan, U.S.A. (“Nyal” Family Private & Chinese

Y. A. Chan, mng.for:

director

Remedies

Wing Ya Chan Steamsliip Corporation

Ltd.,OnCotton Textile

YarnManufacturing

and Cloth Manufac- Co.,

turers--Wing

Nanking On New Building, 627,

10, Lay Road;Teleph.90119.

Road, No. 2 Mill: No. 1 Mill: Ya Chan Steamship Corporation,

Woosung, Ship-owners, Steamship

No. 3 Mill:

No. 4 Mill: Woosung 49!, Markham Road, and Agents, Chartering Brokers&& Bunker-

Freight

ing Contractors—12, Rue du Consulat;

Teleph.

Codes: All 869t>7; Cable Ad:

Standard CodesYachancorp;

& Private

¥ i=i Doong Fob Y. A. Chan, mng. director

Wisner A Co., Merchants—185,

Ming Yuen Road; Teleph. 10226; P.O. Yuen

Box 949; Cable Ad: Wisner !*! & n s? ft m

Wong, Yah Woo Trading Co., Tin, Tin Solder,

ThroatDr.Specialist—882,

A. S., Surgeon: BubblingEar, Nose,

Well Lead,

121, Copper,Road

Kiangse Zinc, Antimony, etc.—

Road: Teleph. 35550 Z. K. Chiang, manager

Woo Ho Weaving Factory--Office: 120, Yamashita sis- ±Kisen *t ¥*.»Kaistia, wnrui

Ltd. (Yama

Lafayette,French

& 86366 Town; Telephs. 84214, shita Steamship Co., Ltd.), Steamship

Owners, Chartering Agents, Ship

tf # IE Brokers,

Brokers —30, Miners, Coal Merchants

Foochow and

Road; Telephs.

Chen kee-wah-hong 17138, 18225 and 17003; Cable Ad:

Woo, Young233, C.—Room 2C4, Teleph.

S. A. Hardoon Yamashita; Codes: Private, Bentley’s

Building, Nanking; Complete Phrase and Scott’s. Head

11828; Office:

P.O. Box 1154; Cable Ad: Youcwo Kobe

Young C. Woo, manager S. M.Shiroki, manager

W. Y. Zee, assistant Y. Mari yam a |I I.S. Yao

Nohtomi Sakamoto

Woodcraft

chants, Works, Ltd.,of Timber

Manufacturers Shooks, Mer-

Tea Yamato Rubber Manufactoky, Ltd.—

Chests, Specialists in Veneer, J

Lane,

Doors, 10680 126, 21, Szechueu Road; Teleph.

Flooring and Parquets

Road; Telephs.l 1724 7; Cable Ad: Wood-: 46, Szechuen

craft. Saw Mill : 4251, Kwong Foh Yangtze ft Import

ft pCo.,iThe,? Chemicals,m

Road, Near

Chapei 41913 Jessfield Park; Teleph. meries, Drugs, Patent Medicine, Perfu-

E. F. Toeg, mng. director Stationaries, Sundries (Im-

port

Teleph.k Export)—12, Rue de Consulat;

J.G.E. F.A.

A. Chetyernia,

Rayve, dir. &Factory

Toeg, diraccountant

dept. mgr.

& Sales mgr. mgr. N. N.

81780

Raihel, proprietor

B.E. Waldmann,

S. Ivanov, O. S. Goldberg, manager

assistant ^ m

C. K. Sze Yang Tsze Kong Sze

World Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.,

tion, Auxiliary Insurance

Ltd., London—11 x, Corpora-

Kiukiang The usenold),(Marine,

TrusteeFire,andAutomobile,

Executorship— Ho-

Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad : Norama 12«67; P.O. Box 936; Yangisze Insurance Building, 26, The

R.T. A.B. Brown,

KreulenJr.,general Bund; Teleph. 12981 ; Cable Ad:

specialagentagent Yangtsze

A. H. K. Cobb, general manager

A328 SHANGHAI

Yamgtsze Transport Co.—110, Szechuen IT # B

Hoad; Telephs. 18496 & 16420 Yien-kong-hwa-hong

fo ^ m A Yienkong Co., Importers of Cotton and

Yannoulatos ife Co., Emm. P., Importers, Woollen Confectionery

Piece Goods, Radio and Parts,

& Sundries. Exporters

Exporters and 9,Shipping

Quai de Agents—

France; ofPiece Furs and Skins,

M. M. Building,

Telephs. 84191-2; Cable Ad: Yanoulatos Teleph. 93195; P.O. Goods — 349,Liquid TanninRoad;

Ningpo

Box

and

>47 ; Cable

Emm. P. Yannoulatos, managing Ad: Yienkong

N.proprietor

N. Malinovsky, manager S.H. N.C. Yen,

Hsu, proprietor

manager

B. Argendeli E. T. Yen, accountant

G.J. Cruz,

D. Cbelmis, accountant

do. T. V. Yuan | P. C. Wang

Miss B. Costa | S. P. Chow Yokohama Specie Bank—(See Banks)

Yates,

Stock Thomas

Exchange),Moore (Member

Share Broker of— the

16,& n ^ m

Central Road; Telephs. 11400 (Office) May shon yok kg ydiig hong

70749 (Residence) York Shipley Co., Fed. Inc., U..S.A-

Ice making, Refrigeration and Air-con,

ditioning—368, Rue Ratard; Telephs.

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Head Acme 74483-4; Cable Ad: Yorshipli; Codes:

Office: 175, Soochow Road; Teleph. and London and Bentley’s. Also at New York

13482 ; Cable Ad : Powhattan C. J.B.Carr,

Morrison, manager

gen. manager

Directors — R. H. Ball, A. Bassett,

E.Grant,

H. Bland

F, J.y,Hookham,

L. G. Cousins, P. S.

Brig.-Gen. Y. S. Koh,asst,engineer

E. B. Macnaghten,c.M.G., d.s.o., R.

J.Savage,

E. Price. H.Sharp,

G. Puddle, E.Shen,S. T.C. H.

P. Chao,

Ma, do. do.

R. H. C. S. Y.D. Z.V. Chu, accountant

H. V. Tiencken and T. J. Whitaker Agencies: SerebriacofI, shop supt.

Secretary—C. C. Newson, f.c.i.s.

Asst. Secretary—K. McKelvie York

DaytonIceRubber Machinery

Mi'g.Corporation

Co.

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

—Head Office: 175, Soochow Road; & m &

Teleph. 13482 ; Cable Ad : Powhattan Yin song yih shing pow shien kv/ng sze

Directors—A. Bassett, E. H. Blandy, Yorkshire Insurance

W. S. Bungey, W. B. Christian, L. Branch), All Classes of Insurance— Co., Ltd. (China

G.Macnaghten,

Cousins, Brig., - d.s.o.,

Gen. E. B. Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.,

Newson, S. C.c.m.g Peacock, R. C.J. E.C. 12, The Bund; Teleph. 11773; Cable Ad:

Price, H. G. Puddee, E. S. Savage, Yorkshire D.Miss L. Davey,

R.R. H.Smith,

Sharp,O.Shen Cheng Shih,

D. Terrell, H. V, R.

L. C. N.Chow,Cruzacting manager

compradore

Tienckep and M. St. J. Walsh

Secretary—C.

Asst. Secretary—K.C. Newson,

McKelvief.c.i.s. Yoshida & Co., General Merchants—86,

Canton Road; Teleph. 10238; P. O. Box

3146; Cable Ad: Yoshida

m m m £ - Young Men’s Trading Corporation,

Yi sun ziang nee hao

Yi Sun Ziang Co., Woollen and General Merchants—25A, Lane, 572,

Worsted Merchants—497, Bubbling Szechuen Road; Teleph. 19514

Well Road; Teleph. 33973 Young Men’s Christian Association

T. S. Ling, general manager -—(Nee Associations and Societies)

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—(Nee Young Women’s Christian Association

Banks) —(Nee Associations and Societies)

 SHANGHAI A3 29

Yu Fang Iron Mining Co., Ltd.—154. Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd., F., Booksellers,

Cantor Hoad; Teleph. 14312; Cable Stationers, Printers, Engravers and

Rubber Stamp Manufacturers—635,

Ad: Yufang Szechuen Road ; Teleph. 13375 ; P.O.

YuSpinning

Fong Co.,

Mills (Yu Fong

Ltd.)—2866, Cotton BoxV. 1339

Yangtszepoo

; Cable

L. Fong, mng.Ad:director

Ziangkee

Road; Telephs. 51022 & 51593; P. O. V. Y. Fong, manager

Box 405; Cable Ad: Toyobo. Central

» Office: Hangkao Road; Telephs. 15902 Zik-Ka-Wei and Missions)

Church—(Nee Churches

& 15613

IYue—Cl5,

TahLane,

Co.,575,Paper

HonanMerchants,

Road; Teleph.etc. Zik-Ka-Wei

Educational)

Ignatius College—(Nee

| 91976; Cable Ad: Yutacoy

Y. P. Wong, manager Zik-Ka-Wei, Observatoire de (Meteoro-

I ■ L.K. S.C. Chao, assistant

Tay, accountant

logical, Seismological, Magnetic and

Astronomical Observatory) — Teleph.

Yuen Kee & Co., Engineers and Contrac- 70771

tors—118-120, Rue Hue, French Conces- Zik-Ka-Wei Tou Se We Orphanage—

sion; Teleph. 84873 (See Educational)

Yuen Tah & Co.—241-9, Av. Haig; H 'H Tsi'Mei

Telephs. 74283 & 74098 Zimmerman Co., W. I., General Merchant,

Yung Koo Paint & Varnish Mfg. and 215, Szechuen Road;Representatives

Manufacturers’ Teleph. 13233;—

Co., Ltd.—Factory

Robison & Head

Road ; Teleph. Office:P. 12,

36662; O. Cable Ad: Zimmerman

Box 1732; Cable Ads: Yunkopaint or Zoong Sing Cotton Mills, Ltd.—1, West

9710 Kwong Foo Road; Teleph. Chapei 2604

ZaMerchants—6,

Chong Shing,Kiangse

Contractors

Road and

; Metal

Telephs.

18838 & 11260; Cable Ads: Zachosh Zung®Chang g x uxm & m

Ziang Jade Co., Dealers in

& 5023 Jade, Coral, Crystal, Cornelian, Art-

icles, Arts, Antiques,

Jewellery,17370;etc. —192,Ad:Curios,

Canton Beads

Road;&

m & s m Teleph. Cable Pagodashai

Zung lee n

Zee &, Sons, W. Z. (Established 1895),

Merchants,of Contractors

facturers and Manu-

Metals, Hardware and F. C.Mah,

Mah do.

Sundries—270, U. S. Zee I D. H. Yang

Box 661 ; CableYuAdYa: Zunglee

ching Road; P.O. D. W. Mah T. K. Mah

T. A. Zee, partner

T. Y. Zee, do. ZungLee & Co., General Importers—182,

Management— Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 13694;

S. M. Zee | Sv D. Zee Cable Ad: Zunli

 SCALES OE COMMISSIONS AND BROKERAGES

HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Adopted at the Annual General Meeting held May 10, 1903.

Purchasing or selling Tea, Raw Silk, and Cotton 24 per cent.

Purcbas ng or selling Opium ...

Purchasing or selling all other Goods and Produce

Purchasing or selling Ships and handed Property ...

Purchasing or selling Stocks and Shares

Inspecting lea ... ...

Inspecting Silk ... ...

Guaranteeing Sales ...

Guaranteeing Remittances

Drawing or endorsing Bills of Exchange

Drawing or ne^otia ing Bills of Exchange without recourse

Purchasing or realising Rullion or Bills of Excha ge

-Remitting the Proceeds of Bullion or Bills of Exchange ... 04"4

Paying and receiving Money in Current Account ...

Paying Ship's Disbursements

Collecting Preiiiht ...

Obtaining Freight or Charter

Obtaining Freight or Charter and collecting same Freight

Adjusting Insurance Claims on Amount Recovered

Effecting Insurance, on the Insured Amount

Prosecuting

Prosecuting oror defending

defending successfully

unsuccessfu'Claims, ly either at Law or 1

Managing Estates and collecting Rents (on Gross Receipts)

Transhipping and forwarding1 Jewellery and Bullion

Forwarding or transhipping argo $2 per chest.

Transhipping or forwarding Opium

Goods withdrawn or re-shipped 4 Commission,

Granting Letters of Credit per cent.

For doing ship’s business when no inward or outward Commission is earned, 20 cts. per Register ton.

iversion into Hongkong currency rate of sterling

for Bankfi'such

_ei;r purpose

) on l.oudon

lerwise

i close ofstipulated,

a mail shallbe made

be theatratetheapplicable duringpayable on demandwee; 1 the rate ruling at

the subseipient

Brokerage on Bills and Bullion 4 per cent. Payable by Seller,

Brokerage on Produce and General Merchandise 4 „

Brokerage on Fire Arms ... ... ••• 1

Brokerage for Negotiating

procuring Freight ... ... ... .. and completing Charters and

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 SOOCHOW

M iH Sa-chau

by wateiSoochow,

and until

54 by 1912

rail andthe capital

a littleofnorth

the province

of (Shanghai, of Kiangsu, lies about

with which 80 miles west

it is connected by

excellent inland water-ways. The Shanghai-Nanking Railway supplies still better

connection.

half miles and its width from east to west two and a half, the total circumferencea

The city is a rectangle, its length from north to south being three and

being about 10 miles. It lies not far from the eastern shore of the great Taihu lake.

Past its walls runs the southern section of the Grand Canal, which joins Hangchow to

Chinkiang;

tion with theandnumerous

in every townsdirection

in thespread creeks orcountry.

surrounding canals, affording

It is an easy communica-

important manu-

facturing

were malescentre, with a females

and 163,954 population of nearlyto389,797

(according the census persons,

iakenofbywhich numberof 225,843

the Buieau Public

Safety inIni934).

kinds. Its two

addition, chief manufactures

it sends out silk goods,arecotton, satins yarn,

and silkmatches,

embroideries

scentedoftea various

and

articles in iron, ivory wood, horn, and glass, and rape seed.

being the finest city in China, but it was almost entirely destroyed by the rebels,of

Before the Taiping rebellion Soochow shared with Hangchow the reputation

who captured it on 25th, May, I860. Its recovery by Major (afterwards General)

Gordon on 27th, Nov., 1863, was the first effective blow to the rebellion. Since that

disastrous

flourishing, period thoughitithas has recovered itself togreatly

not yet attained its formerand ispitch onceof more populousIt and

prosperity. was

declared open to foreign trade on September 26, 1896, under the provisions

ofcity,thejust

Japanese Treaty. The Foreign Settlement is under

across the Canal, and is a strip of land about l| mile long and a quarter the southern wall of the

ofextending

a mile broad.the whole The Government

length of thehassettlement

made a goodandcarriage as far road

as thealongrailway

the Canal banka

station,

distance of five and a half miles. The care of roads has been entrusted to the Bureau of

Construction

radical of the Wushien Government, and which, in recent ye ars,especially

continued insideto makethea

city. Theimprovement

work on thein widening construction

of Park widening

Road (& IhIofS&),roads

commenced in September

1931, was completed in December of the same year. The Kong Hong (^f t?)

together

part withandthetheadjacent

of 1934 Kan Chiangwas Fong Htdf intfi)April, wfis widenedThus, in thetheearly

now has, in addition Chung to those Shihroads

Chieh alreadywidem widened about1935.15 milis city

of well-

and the Chu Rung Bridge GJc & 1$), on the road leading from the Custom House-fSat)

constructed roads. The two wooden bridges, namely, the Gordon Bridge ( Jc g

the

withoutside south-east

reinforced concrete cornerand. f opened

the city-to totraffic the railway

in November stationandwereD< reconstiucted

tend er, 1931

respectively.

traffic The Nan Using Bridge (ftj Ht fS) was recon-tructed and opened to

Kuan Bridge (fH fj§) at Heng T’ang ($8 #) was rebuilt in D< cember, Ching

in December*, 1933, at a cost of f 1 t,0 0.( 0. The old and broken 1933,

with funds wholly subsciibed by a gentry of this district named Mr. Chang

Tsing Yuan (Jg ^ jg), tins bridge being re-named

after i's consuli>utor. It forms an important link of the Soo-mu Highway Tsing Yuan Bodge i® fS)

(IS

ft isJ+imuch55), due

the toconstruction

the credit ofwork of which was

the Provincial audioconsummated

i ies concernedin that August, the vmk1935.

on

in the Mayconstruction

and openedoftothetraffic S ot how—Hashing

on 28th. June, or1933, 8oocovering

Kali Highway

a totalWas lengthcCnsiructed

of 66.8

kilometres

Highway a and

motor atbusa, service

cost offor$700,000.

run on Following

this new road thewascompletion

inaugurated of and

the opeiated

Soo-Kah

solely by tbe<>f Bureau

convenience of Construction

the travelling public. The of theyearProvincial

1935 witnessed Govemm. nt, to tion

the oomph the ofgreat

the

Shanghai Wusih toHighway, covering a distance of 140 inkilometies, withVoada branch line

many important towns such as Kiating & , Taitsang (:*;#), Changshu links

from Changshu Sof.chow extending 4" kilometres length. The ( Hi Wsup,

Soochow t 2$ iHi and Wusih t HI {ft), all of which are densely populated

A332 SOOCHOW

and possess rich agricultural products. Construction of this road was

began as early as September, 1933, and work was not finished until Au-

gust, the

after costing about fscholar

local ancient 1,700,000.andAstateman

new ChingChung-yen

Fan Highway W fig),(Mi M £&) named

in September, 1933, connecting the Tien PingFanHills (j® with

^ fii) thewasLinconstructed

An Hills

m m uj),

hills. The thus providing much

Soochow-Kashing Railway facility to thea distance

covering excursionists

of 75 tokilometres,

these twowasfamous com-

pleted and formally opened to traffic in July. The construction of the Chung Shan

Memorial Hall (T lU IE & S) was consummated in April, 1934,

a sum which was totally contributed by the citizens of the local community. It is a costing f40,000.00

magnificent

commercial building

centre ofand thesituated

city. Ainnew the Y.M.C.A.

midst of the Yuan Miao

building K’uan (tcin December,

was opened SR), the

1921. The Chinese and missionary schools date back to 1900. The Soochow Domestic

Produce Company, situated in the centre of the city was opened in 1935. On New

Year’s

Chang day

Mininand1931,a alittle

new city

to thegatesouth

namedof it,“Chin

was Men”

opened(#tofd),traffic.

replacingAnotherthe Hsin

new

city gate called “Hsiang Men” ( PI ) was completed in 1936. The city of

Soochow has thus, in addition to the newly built “Ping Min” ( Pf ) “Hsiang

Men” ( £3 ), nine city-gates, instead of six city gates as it had before. Recent

years

Branchwitnessed

offices oftheChinese

growthmodernof a banks

great established

many modernin thisbanking

city andinstitutions.

opened to

business lately were the Ching Ch’eng Bank (^ f& fr ) ; The Shanghai

Commercial and Savings Bank rr) '■> The Chinese Manu-

facturers’ Bank ( $ US lifl S' ® f? ); The Peasants Bank ( || ^ ^ ff ); The

Oriental Bank ( ?f ); The National Industrial Bank of China

(ip fsl H $1 ff); and The China South Sea Bank («!» fg ft).

Trade in 1939

The port of Soochow, having been occupied in 1937 and remaining in Japanese

occupation with no Customs functioning, no report on trade or trade statistics are

available.

DIJXECTOIIY

Sung Kung Wei

American Church Mission — Cable Ad: Post Office— iB fi & iM*

Amchumiss

Rev. H. A. McNulty and wife First Class Postmaster—Wong Chi-

Mrs. VY H. Standring sheng, deputy postal Commissioner

Chas. W. Harbison, Jr. Soochow Brick

§§ m Asia. J. A. Snell, president

Victor Chang, manager

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Ltd.—Teleph. 357; Cable Ad: Doric

C. Woolhouse, manager a woo ta hck

Tung m

C. H. W. Robertson Soochow University (Incorporated

under the laws of the States of

Tennessee, U.iS.A., 1900) (Register-

Soom Chow

m Haiw Kwan

m ed with 1929)

Nationalist Government,

Customs,

ActingChinese Maritime— Tso-chii August,

Commissioner—Chen Tien Sse Tsang

—

^ -H Mei Foo

Laura&Haygood

^ la frfiNormal

* ~k School—10,

m Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Standvac

Lucerne Road, Shanghai Daniel

Miss

MissA. Kate

E. Bradshaw

B. Hackney K. Y. Ho,

Tan,in-charge

assistant

Miss Ethel Bost

Miss Mary Winn (Soochow) Tung

Street; Cable Ad: Tungwo Central

Woo Dispensary—West

Miss Nina W. Troy (Soochow)

 CHIN KIA N Gr

a m Chin-kidng

The port of Chinkiang, which was opened to trade by the Treaty of Tientsin, is

situated on the south bank of the Yangtsze .River, about 150 miles from its mouth,

and near the entrances of the southern and northern sections of the Grand Canal.

Formerly this position gave it great importance, and it was at one time believed

that the port must eventually become a serious rival to Shanghai, but the neglect

of the inland waterways, and especially of the Grand Canal, which is closed to steam

traffic for some months during each year, either because the water is too shallow

or because the wash from launches during the high water season would injure the

embankments, is causing the trade to be diverted toPukow, Tsingtao andNantung-

hsien. A further reason for the decline in importance of the port is the silting up of

the harbour. The Chenjenchow Spit to the west of the harbour continues to increase

slowly, and two additional spits, one stretching north-west from Consular Bluff and

one stretching north-west from Silver Island Bluff, are now forming.

Chinkiang is one of the pleasantest ports on the river. It is now within five

hours railway journey of Shanghai, which enables necessities to be delivered

promptly, while the Shanghai papers are received the same afternoon. The sur-

rounding country is very pretty and contains fair shooting. Road development is

proceeding apace and motor cars are steadily increasing in numbers.

The former British Concession was formally handed over to China on 15th

November, 1929, and all undertakings of the former British Municipal Council, such

as electric light and waterworks plants, have been taken over by Chinese companies

who now supply the concession with electric power and water from their installations

in the city

The work of road construction at Chinkiang and its suburban places was

done very satisfactorily, though it has been carried on slowly and steadily

ever since the removal of the Kiangsu Provincial Capital to this port in 1928.

The Chung Shan Road which occupies the former city centre is available for

motor traffic from the West Gate Railway Station in the west to the various

highways in the east. The Chung Cheng Road is also available for motor

traffic, commencing from the waterfront of the Yangtze River rear the Pai Ku

Shan and terminating at the South Gate Railway Station, thus linking up the

various highways in the south. The work of the east section of the Chung Hua

Road between the Shih Fuj Chiao and the Chung Cheng Road has not yet been

started. A new road named Pao T’a Road crossing the West Gate main street

from the Chung Hua Road in the north to the Pao Kai Road in the south, has

just been completed and this is considered as a pivot between the city of

Chinkiang and its business centre outside the West Gate. Bus roads are now

radiated to various places such as Chuyung, Tangyang, Kintan, Liyang and

Kiangyin. It is worthy of note that a Provincial Observatory has been built

on the Pei Ku Shan towards the end of 1934 for meteorological purposes.

Trade in 1939

The port of Chinkiang, having been occupied in December 1937 and remaining in

Japanese occupation with no Customs functioning, no report on trade or trade

statistics are available.

A334 CHIN KIANG—NANKING

DIRECTORY

& m m m si ft m Chin Kiang Kwan

Mei kwok nan chang lao wei Customs, Chinese Maritime—

American Presbyterian Mission, Acting

South - berger Commissioner—E. J. Ohrn-

Miss and

G. Mrs.

A. H. T. B.N.

Dunlop, Bridgman

Kev. and Mrs. S.

Dr. and Mrs. P, K. Gieser J ardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Merchants

Mrs. and

Bev. J, \V,Mrs.

1’axton

C. H, Smith and Steamship Agents—Cable Ad :

Uev. and Mr . G. R. Worn eld orf Inchcoy

Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Woods, Jr. (On Yau Wai Shun, agent

leave) (Eor Agencies See Shanghai Section)

® i£ Asia PostDeputy

Office—Postal Commissioner — Pao

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Cable Co. (North China),

Ad: Doric Yung

Bank of China—Cable Ad: 6892

British Consulate—^Administered by ^ H Mei Foo

H.M. Consul in Nanking) Standard

135 (Office)Vacuum Oil Co. —Telephs.

and 1 6 (Installation); Cable

* Tai Ad: Stand vac

Butterfield

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants(John

& Swire SwireAd&:

— Cable Texas Co., (China), Ltd., The, Peti-oleum

Swire Products-Cable

Chiao Shih ChiAd: Texaco

S. P. Chow

NA N KING

« a Kiong-ning

the The city owes its present

apital of thein Empire, name,

the last “Southern

occasion Capital,"

the toremoval

havingthere

been ofmanythetimes

of Government 19:7, being in the Ming before

dynasty at the commencement Seatof

the

the prefecture of Kiang Ning, and the seat of government for the provinces groupedof

15th century. Nanking is also known as Kiang Ning Fu, being the chief city

under the designation of Kiang Nan. Besides Kiang Ning Fu, an elegant Chinese

name commonly used is Kin Ling or “golden mound.” From the 5th or 6th century

B.C. to the present there has been a walled city at this place. Nanking was specifiea

init was

tlie French Treatyopened

not formally of 1868until

as OneMay,

of the1899.Yangtze ports 1915,

In July, to bePukow,

opened theto trade, but

southern

terminus of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway (lying across the river from Nanking), was

opened to foreign trade as a branch office of the Nanking Customs.

and Nanking

193 by railis situated

or 215 byon water

the south

frombank of the Yangtsze,

Shanghai. From the45river

mileslittle

beyond

can Chinkiang

be seen of

it except the long line of lofty grey brick walls which encircles it. The walls have an

in circumference. They enclose a vast area, a large part of which still remains 22undeve-

elevation varying from 40 to 90 feet, are from 20 to 40 feet in thickness, and miles

loped

the south andandincludes

west, andsomeis pretty

severalhilly

milescoifrom

ntiy.the The

banksbusiest

of theportion

river. lies towardsof

Whatever

architectural beauty orat importance

to a ruinous condition or before its belonged

occupationto byNanking perished

the Taiping or wasThereduced

rebels. world

 NANKING A336

famous Porcelain Tower, the most beautiful pagoda in China, was completely

destroyed during this period of its history, and now nothing remains of the structure

that was once the glory of Nanking. It stood outside the walls on the south side of

the city. (who

dynasty The celebrated mausoleum

died in 1398), with other of thetombs

Emperor Hung Wu, founder

and monuments, known asof the Ming

the Ming

Tombs, is just outside the eastern walls. There are many other

near the city, including the remains of Hung Wu’s Palace. Nanking was tirst broughtinteresting ruins in or

into notice among Europeans in 1842, in which year the first British Treaty with

Chinataken

was signed here.by During the Taiping therebellion no place suffered more. It was

afirst

prolongedbysiegeassault the Taipings

was recaptured by theonImperial 19thforces

March, 1853,19th

oti the andJuly,

after sustaining

1804, a fatal

blow to the rebels. Although Nanking has recovered to a small extent from the

prostration

yet attainedwhich attended itsimportance,

any commercial ill-treatmentbutduring the Taiping

both coal and ironrebellion,

mines areit has

knownneverto

exist in the neighbourhood

will probably become a greatand must eventually

manufacturing centre.be worked, in which case Nanking

during ThetheNaval College, but

lie volution, a large pile ofbeen

has since buildings,

re-opened. was opened

Later, itinwas

1890.again

It was

closedclosed

and

the buildings now form the admiralty. The Nanking (Ginleng) University was

founded

isa now in 1888

an imposing by the Central China Mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and

women’s College. andIn well-appointed

December 1923,school,

a large withquadrangle

a roll of 500ofscholars. ThereSouth-

the National is also

Eastern University was destroyed by fire, the damage being estimated at $300,000.

The library, containing 3,000 English and 30,000 Chinese books, was almost a total loss.

The Arsenaltoand

entrusted Powder

native Mills, for

direction. Theymany

are years

situatedin just

the charge

outsideof the

foreigners, are nowA

South Gate.

macadamized

the Tung Tsi Gate in the south wall, a distance of eight miles, and many similarcity

road has been built from the steamer landing clear through the to

roads

in other parts of the city have been added during the last few years. A noticeable

improvement to communication between the centre of the city and Hsiakwan was the

construction of the Chungshan highway, the opening of which in 1929 greatly

facilitated traffic and has given an impetus to motor transportation. Many new roads

are planned inside the City, where since it became the Capital. Many fine buildings

have been erected, or are in course of erection: notably the ministries of Ilailways,

Communications, Justice, and a new Foreign office. Outside the City, motoi roads now

join the Capital both with Hangchow and Wuhu.

British and American Consulates were opened in 1900, and since then a

Japanese and French Consulates have also been established! Most of the Legations

also have established sub-Legations here.

Nanking was the scene of much fighting in the revolutionary campaign

during October and November, 1911. The whole city was occupied by the

revolutionaries in the early days of December, the Tartar City was sacked

and burnt, and Nanking became the seat of the Provisional Government

with Dr. Sun Yat-sen as President. Here the Republican Constitution was

drawn up andof promulgated,

the capital the Republic.and IntheJuly,

Revolutionary leaders outbreak

1913, a military sought tooccurred

make Nankingwhich

rapidly

the 15th developed

August intothe

until an armed

1st rebelliontheagainst

September city the Central

was under aGovernment,

severe and from

bombardment.

All of Hsia-kuan was burnt, and Nanking was looted. The city was made

the seat of government by the Nationalists in 1927. The great event of 1929

was the burial of Dr. Sun Yat iSen in a magnificent mausoleum, specially con-

structed for the body of the great leader on a slope of the Purple Mountain.

In 1931 the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park was developed by the construction

of sports grounds, a stadium and a swimming pool.

Trade in 1939

The port

Japanese of Nanking,

occupation withhaving been occupied

no Customs in November

functioning, no report1937ofandtraderemaining

or tradein

statistics an* available.

A336 NANKING

DIRECTORY

$ $8 3S Asia * * ® @ H A

Asiatic Petroleum Co.Cable

(North China), United States—

Ltd.—Teleph. 21791; Ad: Doric Consuls—Edwin

E, C. Hubbard, manager J. Hall Paxton F, Stanton and

J, E.C. W.

Pullen, asst, manager

Turnbull Clerk—Hilda M. Anderson

F. C, Poole

^ Tai koo Custom House—

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants-Cable Commissioner

(Commissioner— E.of Chinkiang

J. Ohrnberger

Cus-

Ad : Swiie

J. Kinloch, signs per pro. attending to Nankingconcurrently

toms (at Shanghai) Customs

Affairs)

Capital

Chieh, The Garden

Bund, Hotel

Hsiakwan—3, Hu Pei

£ % ®

Carlowitz & Co.—244, Chung Shan Pei Drysdale Import

& Co., Insurance Agents,

and Export Merchants—San

Lu; P.O. Box 18. Branches: Hankow, Chia Wan; Teleph. 41158; Cable Ad:

Tientsin, Peiping, Tsingtao,

Hsinking, Harbin, Mukden, Hongkong, Dairen, Drysdale; Code: Bentley’s

Canton and Kunming % * m n ®

R.Dr.Laurenz,

A. Nolte,partner

do. (Shanghai)

(Hamburg)

G. Roehreke, do. (Shanghai) Chiao yu tu su chuo

, O.C.Lord, do. (Hamburg) . Educational Bookstore, Booksellers and

Eckhardt, signs the firm ; Stationers, Printers and Publishers—

J.B. Lindner, do. 400,

CableChung

Ad: Shan Road; Teleph. 31968;

Education

Ruedorff, signs per pro. Y. F. Mak, manager

W. Heckel,

H. H. Erich, do. do.

P.M. Luebcke, do. Electric

Ltd.—10,& Musical

Wen ShouIndustries

Lee, Wen(China),

Chang

Chudzinski, do. Hong, Tai Ping Road

C. Schrage, do.

Y. C. Chang, representative

r} & It * ^ If ^ a ms

Tseang tdh mu hong hung sze'

China Import & Export Lumber Co., FooRestaurant Chong Hotel, Bar—57;

The, European

ChungHotel,

Ltd., Lumber Merchants—Office & Saw Road; Teleph,and22577; Shan

Cable Ad: Foo-

Mill: Chung San Bridge, Hsiakwan;

Telephs. 41870 and 41630; Cable Ad: chong

Lumberco Hsianglinn Han, manager

T. L. Wong, manager

ig £ ® ;£ IB iHi & l£

Chinese Engineering & Develop- Yiug shang ho gee yu hsien hung sze

ment Co.—8, Fu Hou Fang international

C. Y. Wu, manager sw), Ltd.—Cable Ad: Inter (Kiang-

Export Co.

j P. R. Shields, a.m.t, mech. e., mgr.

CONSULATES 1 E.T. J.W.Webb,

Hoyle, asst, manager

Great Britain—Cable Ad : Britain N, H, Price, accountant

chief engineer

Consul—A. G. N. Ogden, o.b.e. H, L.C. Holden

W. Wood

Vice-Consuls—R. G. H. Watts and M. M, Wardell

G, M. Tingle Miss M, Paterson

 NANKING A337

m £ f$ fn is m % Accounts <1: Audit Department

Jardine

The—9,Engineering Corporation,

Hsia Kung Fu, Ltd.,

San Chia Wan; Secretary—Wang Chin Yuen

Cable Ad: Jardeng Acting Assistant Secretary—Yeh

Hsiang-i

Deputy Commissioner—Ro Lock-

ft 15 l wo ping

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- Acting Deputy Commissioners—

chants—Cable Ad: Jardine (General), Chang En-ch’ing and Kao

Inchcoy (Shipping) Hung-Chuari

T. S. H. Hoey, agent International Department

Officiating Secretary (Temporary)

m fcmm) n & m vo m — Liu Yao Ting

K. D. Petroleum Co. of China, The— Assistant Secretary—Kan WSn-

Continental Bank Building, 2nd sheng

Floor; Teleph. 23962; Cable Ad • Chief Inspecting Commissioner s Office

Engincojner; Codes: Acme and Chief Inspecting Commissioner

Private. Head Office: Hongkong; (Concurrently)—Yu Siang-lin

Branches: Shanghai, Canton, Macao Acting Inspecting Commissioner

and Changsha —W. D. Murray

Kwan Chu Yang 4 Co., Architects Acting Assistant Inspecting Com-

and Engineers—F.M.C.A. Bldg. ; missioners—Seng Song Tseo,

Teleph. 51042; Cable Ad: Chitai Ao Ming Gi and Ko Fei

Supply Department—322, Kiaochow

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS Road. Shanghai; Telephs. 34332,

34338 and 34339; Cable Ad:

Postsupdop

Directorate

king—Telephs.General

21661 of& 21676;

Posts, Cable

Nan- Secretary—J. A. Greenfield

Ad: Postgen, Hankow Acting Assistant Secretary—Yang

Director General—Kuo Hsin-sung Chao-nai

Deputy Directors General—Chu

Chang Sing and S. K. Shen

(Concurrently Director General MISSIONS

of Postal Remittances & Savings American Church Mission—

Banks)

Private Secretariat

Chief Mi-shu—T. Kiang

Acting Deputy Commissioner— American North— Presbyterian Mission

Han Chung-i Dr. J. Lossing Buck

General Department Dr. and

Miss E. L.Mrs.Drummond

J. H. Daniels

(On leave)

First Secretary—Yii Siang-lin Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Fenn

Acting Assistant Secretary—Hsian Miss Jane A. Hyde

Ching-hsien Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Mills

Staff Department Miss Anna E. Moffet

Secretary—Li Wen Yuan Miss Miriam

Acting Assistant Secretary—Liu Rev. and Mrs.E.A.NullT. Roy

Shang-yee Rev.

Dr.andandMrs.Mrs.J.C.Thomson

C. S. Smith(Onleave)

Business Department Mrs. Lawrence Thurston

Secretary—W. W. Ritchie Miss Margaret

Assistant Secretary — Fok Sik

Cheung Rev. and Mrs. P.Winslett

R. Abbott, Jr.

Acting Deputy Commissioners—

Yu Cheng-ming and Koh Tsung 9 m a m

Fei Met i mei wei

Chief Mechanical Supervisor—A.

T. K. Lin Methodist Episcopal Mission—

A33h NANKIXU

W ^ ^ Chi lu w,i §c m ^ w

United Chkistiai>j Missionary Society— Siemens turers China Co., Electrical Siao

and Engineers—I, Manufac-

Tao

Headquaiters in United States of

America: Missions Building', Indian- Yuen,

afiolis, Indiana; Headquartersin Cldna: Hsianglinn Han, representativeMotor

Gan Ho Yien; Cable Ad:

Boom 302, Missions

Ming Road; Cable Ad:Building, 169, Code:

Disciples; ^ uen ^ ^ Mei Foo

Mission. Stations: Clmcliow,

Nanning, Nantungcbow and WuliuHofie, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Teleph.

31625: Cable Ad: Standvac

L.A.J. L.Mead,

iShawmanager

Nanking Hotel, Ltd. — The Bund,

Hsiakwan; CaUe Ad: Vandee Steineh & Co. -47, Chung Shan Road;

Cable Ad : Maurizio

National Motors (Branch of Auto

Palace,

and Shanghai), Motor Engineers nl & m 'K ft ± m

Road;Dealers—] 88, North Chungshan

Teleph. 31030 Texas

Teh shih ku hun yu kuvg sze

Co. (China). Ltd., The, Texaco

J. VV. P. Marsh, managing director Products — 2( 9, North Chung Mian

B. J. Holmes, manager Road; Telephs. 22560 and 21295; Cable

Didrihutors for : Ad : Texaco

Austin Cars

('hevrolet Cars and Trucks

Pontiac tf * # jfc &

G. M. C. Cars

Trucks University of Nanking—

Bedford Trucks Chinese Language, Literature, History,

Philosophy, Western Subjects, Agri-

® H! « a #6 s u culture and Forestry, Aaturol and

Applied Sciences, etc.

Kian §u Cheng Kivan Li Chu

Post Office—Head Office: Sakiawan; Wing ChongNavyCo.,andThe,

Keepers, ArmyGeneral Store

Contractors,

Telephs. 3167' & 31671; Cable Ad: Postos Bakers, Wine and Spirit Merchants,

Director of Posts for Kiangsu— H. H. Ship-chandlers and Compradores, Com-

Molland mission and General Agents—19,

Chief of Local

Li Wen-1 iu anBusiness Department— Wingchong

Mar Road, Usiakwan; Cable DahAd:

Chief of Inland Business Department

— Pan Ch’eng-k’uang

Chief of Accounts & Checking De- Yangtse Hotel—Telepbs. 4141-t and

41887; Cable Ad: Yangtse

partment - Kong Chia Zau W. Brydon, proprietor

Chief of General Affairs Department

—Chang Chan ju Yee Tsoong ToBAt co Distributors, Ltd.

—San Chai Wan; P.O. Box 4

Js H H # ift ih Cable Ad: Powhattan

Postal

—NankingRemittances & Savings Bank

Branch, Tahsingkung; Cable Y.M.C.A.—22, Chung Hua Lu; Teleph.

Ad: Postalbank 51233; Cable Ad: Flamingo

T. Y Ho, manager General .'secretary—Peter ,s. T. Shih

Y K. Chen, sub-manager Associate Secretary—Geo. A. Fitch

 W UII u

SK Wu-hv

openedThis port (the trade name of which signifies “grass andthelakes,” i.e., swamps) wasis

situatedtoonforeign

the Yangtsze,byinthethe‘ Chefoo

provinceC onvention”

of Anhwei,onbetween 1stNanking,

April, IbTl.the itNa-

tional capital city, and Kiukiang, being distant 84 km. from the former by water,

85 km. by road and 90 km. by rail, and 312 km. from the latter by water, it is

well located lor trade, mainlyowing to the excellence of its water communication

with

ter andthemore

interior. A largethat

than double canal,in the

withsummer,

a depthconnects

of five to the

six port

feet ofwithwater

the iniinportant

the u in-

city of Hsuancheng (recently known as Ning kuoh fu) 80

canal runs inland for over 170 km. in a south westerly direction to Taiping-hsien km. distant. Another an

extensive

through tea district.

Nanling This canal,

and King hsien, which

where is only navigable

the cultivation in the

of silkwithin summer,

is carried pa.-se»

on, ofandWuhu.

may

someday lie of importance. These silk districts are situated

Besides the canals leading to Hsuancheng and Taiping, there are two others com- 80 km.

municating with Ssu-an in Chekiang and Tung-pa.

Coal is now becoming an important article of export from Wuhu, both

Government and private interests having been directed to the great coalfields of ti e

province. The most important mines now under operation are in Lohochen on the

right bank of the

Commission. Huai river,

A railway rightnear

fromPengpu, managed

the colliery by tbe National

to Yuchikou, on the leftReconstruction

bank of the

Yangtze some 11 km. down river from Wuhu, has been built by the Commission

and recently opened to passenger as well as to cargo traffic on January 20,

1936. Another important mine in Shuitung in south Anhwei is now operated

with private capital. This mine possesses a light railway connecting the

coalfields with the Wuhu—Sunchiapu railway at the latter tei-minus. The

Mantoushan coal mines, also a private concern, occupy a better geographical

position

Shipmentsin arethatfrequently

the mines aremade on theby brink of thechartered

specially Yangtze steamers

a few km.toabove ShanghaiTatung.

for

transshipment there.

.Exports of iron ore, which constitutes the most important direct trade of the

port with foreign countries, increase yearly Three private concerns are now engaged

in opening these mines, namely, the Yu Fan Co. of Tichiang, the Pao Hsing Co. of

Manganshan and the Fu Li Min Co. of Chenchiayu This mineral, so richly

produced in Anhwei, is all shipped to Japan. Motor roads exist between

Wuhu, Nanking, Tunki and Wuwei.

cededThe tract

1906, ofandland

sitesselected 30 yearstoagotheforthen

the Foreign Railway

Settlement was definitely

variousinshipping were each

companies, allotted

lot having a riverAnhwei

frontage of oOO toCompanyi,iu0 feet.and Into

1914 the Ministry of Communications took over the Anhwei Railway Company with

its

way Company in 1933. Large godowns were built by Messrs. Buttefield & SwireRail-

entire assets and liabilities, the property being transferred to the Kiangnan on

their ground in the Settlement for storing rice. Messrs. Jardine, Matheson k

Co. Ltd., own a large property here and the Chinese Government Salt Admin-

istration has also bought some with the intention of erecting large storage

godowns. The Customs House and buildings on the bund near the Settlement

were completed and occupied in 1919. The Chinese population of Wuhu and

its suburbs was estimated at 328,803 in 1934. A railway has been constructed

by the Kiangnan Railway Company connecting this pert with Nanking and

Bunchiapu. The former line was opened to passenger and goods traffic in May

1935 and the latter in July of the same year.

A340 WUHU

Trade in 1939

The port

Japanese of Wuhu, with

occupation havingno been occupied

Customs in November

functioning, 1937 onandtrade

no report remaining

or tradein

statistics are available.

DIRECTORY

S’ Ji? Mission— Sung Hung Wei Chief of Transportation Section—

American

Rev. L.ChurchR. Craighill and Wife C. T. Tang

B. W. Lanphear (On leave) Chief Accountant—C. T. Chin

Miss Laura Clark Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad :

Sister Louise Magdalene Standvac

Sister

Sister Constance Anna

Grace Elizabeth

Miss Elda J. Smith Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

Products, Lubricating Oils—Cable Ad:

35 *0 35Co. (North China), Texaco

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd., The—-Cable Ad : Doric Wuhu

Ichishan General Hospital — Cable Ad:

T. J.F.H.R. Ford

Waters, manager L. S. Morgan, m.d., supt.

H. C. S.Rao,

Hyla asst. supt.

Watters, m.d., chief surgeon

-fc Tai koo C. Y. Yu, m.d., 1st. asst, surgeon

Butterfield h Swire (John

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire Swire & C. W. Chdn, m.d.,intern

internsurgery

surgery

C. W. Pao, agent Y. T. Chen, m.d.,

Paul

medicineSommerfreund, m.d., chief

IFm Hu Kwan Stella Sommerfreund, m.d., med.

Customs, Chinese Maritime — Cable pediate

A d : Custos C. M. Yue, m,d., intern medicine

Commissioner—E. J. Ohrnberger C. H. ChaO, m.d., intern medicine

S.Valentine

S. Shen, m.d., intern medicine

$ §sHwa%) u Cheng

Chnng * medicine Petrov, m.d., intern

First Class Post Office— R. C. Riego, m.d., chief E.E.N.T.

Deputy Postal Teh

Commissioner Ruth

FrancesB. Morgan,

E. Culley,m.d.,

supt.med. pediat

Charge—Hsieh Hsun - in - Florence Sayles, Public

of Nurses

Health

f!I E Wo Hsu Wei Hsu, Public Health

Jardine, Matheson Reng Tan Ling, supervisor of Nurses.

Merchants and &,Shipping

Co., Ltd.,Agents—

General Lilly Wan, supervisor of Nurses

Y.MaxL. Birmann,

Liu, statiatician

Cable

Shipping)Ads: Jardine and Inchcby (For accountant

Y. L. Tu, agent Y.Violet

L. Ching,

Yao, pharmacist

cashier

it ching t chee chuanmhui aser T. T. Liang, X-ray & Laboratory

Jih

Nisshin Risen Raise a —Cable Ad: Wuhu Recreation Club—

Committee—T. F. R. (hon.

Waterstreasurer

(chair-

Nissikisen man), J. Wharton

S. Hosokawa, manager

Salt

Office:Revenue—Anhui

47, Yi Yuan Road,Administration

Hankow Wuhu Road Improvement Society—

Director—C. C. Chen P. Tenney

Associate Director—R. Secretary

Chief Secretary—A. Liang Yee—Cable

TsoonoAd:Tobacco Distributors. Ltd.

Powhattan

Chief

Huang of Revenue Guards Dept.—R.

S. T. Rao

 KiTJKlAN Gr

ff' Kiu-kiang

Kiukiang is situated on the river Yangtsze near the outlet of the Poyang Lake,

and was formerlymiles

142 geographical prefectural

from Hankowcity ofandthe454province

miles fromof Kiang-si.

Shanghai.ItKiukiang,

is distant before

about

the Rebellion, was a busy and populous city; but it was occupied

rebels in 1853, and before it was given up to the Imperial troops was almost entirely by the Taiping

destroyed. Whenreturned,

the Foreign hasSettlement wasincrease

established there,is now

however, the

atpopulation

80,000. Thesoon city wall has andbeen continued

pulled down,to and a maloorapidly:

hasitbeen estimated

built in its

place.

someThe500city

yards.is built

Theirclosecircumference

to the river, isalong

aboutthefivebanks

miles, ofbutwhich the walls

a portion of therunspace

for

enclosed is still unoccupied. The city contains no feature of

several large lakes to the north and west of it, and it is backed by a noble range ofinterest. There are

hills a few miles distant, amongst which is Ruling, some 3,600 feet high, the well-

known

Kiukiang summer highresort, and the existence of which, within 2|former

hours’ of the Settlement

port, gives

lies to thea west ofposition

the cityamong the Treaty

ad is neatly laid Ports.

out. ItThe possesses aforeign

small bund lined

with trees, 2 clubs, and a Roman natholic cathedral. Since the end of 1927 the

foreign settlement has been under Control of the Chinese authorities, and a new

residential

being. and business

Aeroplanes on thedistrict, close to but run

Shanghai-Hankow outside

passthethrough

city, ishere

slowly comingplane

daily—up into

about 2 p.m. and down plane about 9 a.m.

During 1921

Pinhingchow now acomprises

system ofeitherdrainage

in or ofadjacent

approvedto foreign style wasprominent

it the following initiated.

buildings:

Sung Match theFactory,

railwaythe station and godowns,

Kiuhsing Spinning the

and electric-light

Weaving power-house,

Company’s the and

factory, Yii

a large fourstoried hotel.

Trade in 1939

The port of Kiukiang, having been occupied in 1938 and remaining in Japanese

occupation with no Customs functioning, no report on trade or trade statistics are

available.

DIRECTORY

uiYing&shangva &a si&a huo

m yu® kung

& sze

% CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Asiatic Petroleum Co, (North China), fl' M Nee Ti Hui

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Doric ChinaR. A.Inland Mission—Kiukiang

A. V.E. Wilkinson, manager

V. W. Fretwell McCulloch and Wife

R. P. John, Installation manager ^ Tien Chu Tang

-jtj: Tai hoo Roman

Rev.Catholic Mission

Louis Morel, (Lazarists)—

procurator

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Sons,

Ltd.), Merchants—Cable Ad: Swire

Capt. A. von Winckler, agent m m & it

Kiu kiang hai kuan

ft $ m Customs, Chinese Maritime—

Chou Shan Shin Chuh Commissioner

Ohina Merchants’ Steam Navigation (Commissioner— E.of Chinkiang

J. Ohrnberger

Cus-

Co.—Cable Ad: 8969 toms temporarily (at Shanghai)

Sang War Ding, attending

Affairs) to Kiukiang Customs

Lee Chung Ling manager

A342 KIUKIANG—HANKOW

Duff

Brand” Provisions—Kiukiang & Kuiing- Ching Chun-sheng

ki;J.Cable Ad manager

L. Duff, : Duffco Chief of Accounts and Checking

Dept.— Ju Kem Fun

First Class Office, Kiukiang

s g s f® Postmaster—Yen Tsu Kong

Sien ang ha men

Faiey Glen, Private Hotel—Kulingki via Kiukiang

(Company

Club & Recreation Ground

Limited by. Guarantee)--

Kiukiang;

J. L. DuffCable

& Co.,Ad:managers

Fairglen Committee — B. S. Stephenson

(chairman), H. C. S. C. Selby

fll '!& E Wo (hon secretary), P. H. Benedict

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,Ltd.,Merchants (hon. treasurer) and W. H. H.

—Teleph. 50:Inchcoy

Cable (Shipping)

Ads: Jardine Kimberley

(General) and Mei Foo

Capt. A. von Winckler, agent

Standard - Vacuum Oil Co.—

Kiangsi Postal District—Head Office: F. T.W.C.Lilley, manager

Malcolm, Installation supt.

Nanchang K. Y. John, stenographer

Director—R. M. Caudron

Chief of Local Business Dept.-

Wu Tsu Jung Yee—Cable

TsoongAd:Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Powh itten

Chief of Inland

Lo Kwong Lau Business Dept. — D .R. Ding, manager

HAN KOW

P ^|| han-kau

Hankow, as its name implies, is located at the mouth of the Han River—the

longest

deg. tributary ofcentral

the Yangtszp—in latitudeas it30does

deg.like

32 min. N., andhouse

longitude 114

North9 min.

formerly

E. ItsChina,

andregarded

South position,itsstanding

merelyhasasleda tosuburb being

of called

Hanyang, the which a half-way

“ Chicago of China.” between

it immediately It was

adjoins,

but it has since far outstripped the older city in commerce, wealth and influence.

Itmiles

is, ofofcourse,

territorytheandprincipal

watersport on the Yangtsze,

a hinterland which drains

with a population aboutupon

of close 750,000 square

200,000,00b

people.

become Thus situated and environed, it is natural to expect that it will ultimately

Shanghai,theandchiefforeign emporium in centralsteamers

and Chinese China. plyHankow is 600 between

regularly miles distant from

Shanghai

and Hankow throughout the year. During the high water season river

steamers also ply between Shanghai and Ichang and Shanghai and Changsha.

But during the low water season a Hankow-Ichang service is maintained by

steamers

by tugs and also lighters.

ply between Shanghai and Ichang and Shanghai and Changsha

Attention

missionary. ofCaptainwas first drawnintohisHankow

Blakiston, work “The as aYangtsze,”

place of trade

gives by following

the Hue, the French

correct

description

irregular the place and its surroundings:—“ Hankow is situated just where an

sides of the main river in an east and west direction. Stationed on Pagoda both

range of semi-detached low hills crosses a particularly level country on Hill,

Hanyang, a spectator looks down on almost as much water as land even when the rivers

are low. At his feet sweeps the magnificent Yangtsze, nearly a mile in width; from the

west

river and

Han,skirting

narrowthe andnorthern

Canal-like,edgeto ofaddtheitsrange

quota,ofand

hillsserving

alreadyasmentioned

one of the comes

highawysthe

ofelevated

the country;

above andriver

the to the north-west

that the and hamlets

scattered north is which

an extensive

dot its treeless

surface flat,

are, so little

without

exception, raised on mounds, probably artificial works of a now distant age. A stream

or two traverse its farther part and flow into the main river. Carrying his eye to the

 HANKi >W A343

right bank of the Yangtsze one sees enormous lakes and lagoons both to the north

west and south-east sides of the hills beyond the provincial city.”

The port was opened to foreign trade in 1861, and was visited by Mr. (after-

wards

ImperialSir)Customs.

Robert Hart The inBritish

that andyearother

in connection

Bunds havewith manyopening

imposing a branch of the

buildings on

the

Kong waterfront.

and Shanghai On Bank,

the British

the Bund, are

National City the

Bankoutstanding

of New officesandof the

York the Yoko-

Hong

hama Spiece Bank and extensive godowns. etc., belonging to Messrs. Jardiue,

Matheson &also

Khave Co. constructed

and Messrs.large Butterfield

premises& Swireon theandlottheimmediately

Asiatic Petroleum Com-

to the north

e Commissioner’s house. The latter was dismantled

landmark on the British Bund has thus been removed. The British Bund, indeed, in 1924, and the oldest

was

ceasing rapidly

to bebecoming

a quartertheforbanking

privateandresidence.

business centre

In manyof respects

the Concessions,

the Hankow andbund

was

isnewtheCustom

finest House

in the was

East,completed

and in point of length

at theendcloseofofthe is probably

the year unsurpassed.

1922,Bund—admittedly

and is located in the The

an

imposing position at the Southern British

finest site in Hankow^—and the building is in every respect worthy of the

site.

an The fact

index, states that it was

the inCommissionerre-constructed on such extensive

of Customs inandhis prosperity lines

Annual Report may be taken as

for 1924, asof thp

confidence reposed the future development of Hankow the

foremost

Germany,trade France centre

and ofJapan,

Mid-China.

only theOf lastthetwoConcessions

remain under acquired

foreignbycontrol,

Britain.theRussia,

rest

having been handed over to or taken back by, the Chinese authorities.

The year 1931 brought a disastrous flood to Hankow,

many feet of water. An even worse situation threatened in 1935, but the Tung Chi the whole city being under

Dyke, which surrounds the whole city and the level which had been constructed along

the entire length of the Bund kept the water out of the city.

The native city of Hankow was burnt by the Imperialist army in October, 1911

it wasa population

and estimated ofthatabout fully800,000

80 perwerecent, thereby

of therendered homeless.

burnt area had beenAt the end of 1914

reconstructed,

though

having unfortunately

fallen through, onowing

the oldto lines, all thein obtaining

difficulties laudable plans

the for modernising

necessary funds. the city

During

l9l9largetractsof land in the back of the native city were reclaimed and several new

roads were constructed. A scheme for the development of a Greater Hankow was

started with the backing of the Government.

The Hankow

developed Race Clubway.

in a remarkable and The

Recreation

propertyGroundof the was

Clubincorporated

is extensiveinenough1904, andto

embrace

and, in fact, a racecourse,

every branch an 18-hole

of sportgolf course,infootball

indugled by the and cricket Apart

members. field, swimming pool,

from this club,

which is chiefly devoted to sport, there are the Hankow Club, the Russian Club and

the French Club, which have splendid libraries, billiard rooms, bowling alleys, etc.

The Hankow GolfRace

an International ClubClubwas with

instituted

coursesin asl«78.

good There

as anyisinalso a Chinese Race Club and

China.

The success of the northern expedition of the Canton Government and the capture

of the Wuhan cities and the establishment of the Nationalist headquarters at Wuchang

late inaroused

mob, 19:6, altered the position

by agitators, stormed entirely from the

the British pointofand,

concession viewin order

of foreign trade.

to avoid blood-A

shed,

draw the andunarmed British marines

British women and childrenwho were

weredefending

evacuated.the place were ordered

All British businessto with-

firms

closed

mitteedown for a time and theFollowing

of Administration. Nationalist uponGovernment

protracted took possessionthewith

negotiations a Com-

British con-

cession was handed over to the Chinese Authorities and is now administered by them.

The Chen-O

former BritishMalley agreement

concession shouldprovided

be taken thatover

the by

municipal administration

a Sino-British Council. ofThisthe

arrangement took effect on March 16th, 1927, and the administration of the ex-British

concession has worked with remarkable smoothness and efficiency.

Trade in 1939.

Wu-HanAt Hankow,

by complete

Japanese forcesstagnation

at the end existed from the1938.

of October time This

of thecontinued

occupation

up toof

the end of the year under review. All Government institutions, schools, banks,

factories, and large shops, with the exception of some situated in the Special

 A344 HANKOW

Administrative

points up river.Areas and the

Although the French

beginning Concession,

of the yearhad either

under closed

review orwitnessed

moved toa

slight improvement in local conditions, thousands of refugees were still roaming

the streets in searchsection

Hankow-Sinyang of foodof and

the shelter.

P’ing-HanTowards Railwaytheand end theof the year both the

Wuchang-Yochow

section of the Canton-Hankow Railway resumed

restrictions. The Hankow-Hwangpei and Wuchang-Kinkow highways passenger traffic underwerecertain

also

reopened to traffic. The ferry service between Hankow, Wuchang, and Hanyang,

which had suspended operations for about a year since the occupation ofWu-Han

by Japanese forces, was resumed in October Several factories, small native banks,

and cash shops also commenced business on a restricted scale.

In spite of what is mentioned above, however, the prospects of an early

revival of general trade are still very remote. During the year under review the

Yangtze River

leave remained

enter or control. the port closed

with theto general

exceptiontraffic, no steamers

of Japanese craftbeing

underallowed

naval orto

military

The Customs figures show a total value of direct import and export trade of

$100,000 and $21,000 respectively; but these figures represent only goods imported

orbooks

shipped

until prior

1939. toThey

the Japanese occupationwhatever

bear no relation and nottofinally clearedvolume

the actual in the ofCustoms

trade,

the

there are no signs of an early recovery of general trade at this port. of writing

figures of which, as explained above, are unknown. At the moment

bothInthespitespringofharvest

insufficient

and the rainfall,

winterespecially

crop wereduring the latter

generally reportedhalftoofbethegoodyear,as

and kaoliang crop of this year did not amount to more than 80 perthat

regards quality and quantity. Although a rough estimate reveals centtheof normal

wheat

yield, the riceof crop

continuation was satisfactory.

hostilities and the consequent It is disruption

said that bad it not been foralong

of communications the

the Han River—which is the main source of supply of rice and

Han, --the local demand for these articles wold have been more than fully met and other cereals into Wu-

market prices would not have soared.

No movements of shipping to or from this port, were recorded with the exception

oftheJapanese craft under naval or military control and two British steamers which made

passengers.trip from Shanghai but which carried neither general cargo nor ordinary

round

betweenThroughout

Hankowtheandyear the Nisshin

Shanghai, Risen atKaisha

with stops maintained

Kiukiang, Anking,a Wuhu, steamerNanking,

service

and

for Chinking. A

cargo ortransports”special

passengersthere permit

carried issued by the Japanese authorities was necessary

“military is noby official

these vessels.

record ofAsthe these

totalsteamers

tonnagew-ere treated

of such vesselsas

entering and leaving the port.

The beginning of this year witnessed no improvement in the local money

market,

Hankow which brancheshadof been lifeless banks

the Chinese since thewerefallmoved

of Hankow

up riverin prior

October 1938. date,

to that The

isandunlikely

althoughthattemporary offices wereanymaintained

they transacted substantialinbusiness.

the FrenchIt Concession

was not until here,theit

latter part of February that several native banks and cash shops made their

appearance

has steadily again in theandHankow

increased, themoney

by their end ofmarket. yearTheno number

theis generally less than of30these

werecash shops

to $30,000

orand have resumed

and business;

their businessbut is capital

confined to the purchase small,

and amounting

sale of toreported

Japanese$20,000

yen

Shanghai remittances of limited

and certain otheramounts to Shanghai,

ports were Chungking,

partly resumed duringetc.theRemittances

year. Ratesto

fluctuated violently, as did also the rate for Japanese military notes, which continued

to circulate on the local market.

 HANKOW A345

DIRECTOR Y

Acme Code Co., Cable Codes,

Condensers and Private Code Com-

pilers— Sassoon Building; Cable AsiaY u pang Je n shou pao hsien hung sze

Life Insurance Co., Life In-

Ad: Alacrity surance—Ching

Agents:

U.S.A. O. E. Vongehr Federal Inc., Road, S.A.D. 3;Ming Teleph.Building,

24871;Poyang

Cable

Ad

Main: Alico ;

Office Code

for : Acme

the & Bentley’s.

Orient: 17, The

American Asiatic Underwriters (Fed. Bund, Shanghai

Inc., U.S.A.)—Ching Ming Bldg., S.A.D. Bacon Chang, manager

3; Cable Ad: Underiters P. Y. Lo, clerk

T. H. Sung, manager

American Bible Society—((See Missions) *0 $ i£ &

American Chamber of Commerce—((See Asiatic Ying Shartg Ah Si A lino Yu Kung Sze

Chambers of Commerce) Petroleum

Ltd., The—Cable Ad: Doric Co. (North China),

American Consulate—(See Consulates) L. Brace, manager

C. H. W. Robertson

American C. E, Morton

Missions) Church Mission — (See Miss

N. J. F,Marr,

G. Ratcliff

Inst, manager

American

Missions) Lutheran xMission — (See

M- ffi Hsin Tai

*3 £ ^ H » ft Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd.,

The,

American Mail Line—Teleph. 24932 : Manufacturers, Tea Merchants and Brick Tea

Cable Ad: Dollar Exporters of China

TheKobert Dollar Co., general agents 2;Produce—7,

Teleph.

Lanling Road, S.A.D.

23203; Cable Ad: Asia-

(See The Robert Dollar Co.) corpo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Edns. and Bentley’s

f| tM Sim Cheong S. I. Bodalin, attorney

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Y. Y. Dunn, Factory supt.

General Importers, Engineers and M. P. Ouyang, asst. do.

Contractors Agents—11, Rue Cle- Yeh Tun-ching, clerk

menceau; F. C.; Telephs. 21033 (En-

gineering and Import) and 21133 Augustinian Procuration—((See Miss-

(Accounting Dept.) and 22011 (Ex- ions)

port Godown): Cable Ad: Danica

C. W. Corbaley, manager

& & Pan, Sung

ftAn leew yang

m hong

% Bahnson & Co., F. W., Produce

Brokers—14, Faucheong Road, S.A.D.

Arnhold

gineers & Co., En- . 3;Codes

Ltd., Merchants,House; Teleph. 21051; Cable

: Bentley’s, AcmeAd:andBahnson;

Mosse

Telephs.and Contractors—-Anlee

24571-2; Cable Ad: Harchi

Harchi ^ It m ^ *

A. R. Brayne, manager

General Managers for: Bailey &Road; Perry,

The Hankow Press Packing Co., Ltd. Cheong CableSolicitors —16,Codes:

Ad: Bailey; Fou

The Yue Chung Press Packing Co. A.B.C. 5th Edition & Bentley’s

Sole Distributors for: C.Y. K.E. Chiu,

Sherwin,

lawyersolicitor

Metropolitan-Yickers Electrical Mrs. M. W. Watson, secretary

Export Co., Ltd.

A346 HANKOW

BANKS Quai de France; I’elephs. 22338(General

& Mana(Coinpradore);

229o8 er Offices), 23552

Cable(Residence)

Ad: Relfran.ife

ff P! Branches : Shanghai, Tientsin, Hong-

Chung kwoh yin hovg kong, Tsinan and Singapore

Bank of China—1. D. Z.Wiljame, acting manager

Telep>ts. 23121 --2-3-4Pao

5 & Hwa

23978;Street;

Cable S.F. Tsen,

N. Gine,compradore

accountant

Ads: Oentrobiink & 6*92 P. W, Tseng, secretary

T. K.W.FOban,

Sung, manager

asst, manager C. H. Tsi. do.

C. S. Fan, do. Miss W. T Chen, clerk

T.Chamber-

H. Tsnu.Kao, chief do. of Exchange

Section ff ^ ^ m

S. Z Woo, accountant, Teh Hwa Yin Hang

C. Section

F. Ohang, chief of Business Deutsch-Asiatische Bank—S.A D.

Bund; Telephs 21404 (General) &

21208 (Mgr.); Cable Ad: Teutonia

ft m m ii 11. Ewert, manager

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. — 77,

Red : Telephs. 21 1 1, 22171, 22170, Kiang ban F. Horstmann ! G. Loos

22072 it 22070; Cable Ad: Taiwangink Hankow Bank, Ltd.—'7, Chianghan

T.A. Noma, manager

Watanabe, p, p, manager Road, S.A.l). No. 3; Cable Ad: Hankow-

T. Matumoto, do. bank

K. Kura,no M. Trie, managing director

T. Min amide 1 Y. Tmahashi S. Hosotani manager

R. Itoh I T. Saitoh T. S.Takenouchi,

Seno per pro. manager

A. lida ! S. D. Tien K. Maki j Y. Murakami

H. Matsuo I T. Taguchi

ft m ft m S. Sawai | D. Ouchi

Wha /iei ying hang

Banque Beige Pour l’Etrangrr Ex-

treme Orient (S.A.)—Ching Ming Hongkongi! & mShanghai Way Foong

Building, 87a, Poyang Itoad, S.A.D.

No. 3: Telephs. 223 « (Managerl 22408 poration—The Bund ; Banking Cor-

Telephs. 23204

(General) it 22108 (Compradore); Cable (Agent! Ad: Mapurunga

it 21304; P. O. Box 11; Cable

Ad : Sinobe J. E.C. C.G. Hutebison

Fergusson, agent

fr IB BP M if m Miss Ena Corbaley

Tong Fang Honi Li Ying Hnna

Banque de l’Inoochine — Telephs. ft ® m k

2^738 ^Manager’s Office). 22101 'Gen

eral

Office!Office!

; Cable.t Ad21704 tCom nrad ore’s National City Bank of New York, The

: Indochine —S.A.D. No3:Telephs. 23004(Manager),

J. J.P. Vaucher,

Schindler,signs

manager 21008 (GeneralOffice);

(Compradore Office)P.ChandBox22814

25;

per pro. Cable Ad: Citibank

Mme. J. Bartoli, secretary

G. P.M.S.Hall, manager

Hawkins, sub-accountant

m hn ^ Mnh Kn Leu M.

Charterfp Bank of Inpia, 'pstrat.ta

itMilkmaid

Ctitna—Teleph. 21504; Cable Ad; MissC.A,Yin,Smith, stenographer

d<>.

W. G. Yu, compradore

R.J.T. E.S. Pipe,

Davies,sub-necountant

sub-agent,

ft ® ® & m

ft m ^ nn m Chekiang hring yeh yin hong

Creptt Foncter p’Extrfme Orient, NattonalCommerctal Bank, Ltd.,The—

Mortgage Bank, Real Estate Agents, 23908 Kianghan Road; Telephs. 24408,

Architects, Fire Insurance Agents—6, (k 23904; Cable Ad: 8075

 HANKOW A.347

Byrne & Co., E. G., Managers of the

National Commercial & Savings Bank, Hongkong Heng Chang Coal and Coke Co.—

Ltd., and Shanghai Bank Building,

Branch:The,40, General

AvenuedeBanking—Hankow

Marcilly; Teleph. Whacheong

Cable Ad: Byrne

Road; Teleph. 22542;

24134; Cable Ad: Nacomsav E. G. Byrne

ft

Heng M # chin

pin cheng jE yin M hang

fit Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Wine and

Yokohama Specie Bank—10, The Bund; No. Spirit Merchants—Ewo Road, S.A.D.

Telephs 21221-21224, 21226-21228; 3: Teleph. 22101; Cable Ad: Pearce

P.O. Box 18; Cable Ad: Shokin Pearce & Garriock, agents

T. Kimbara, manager Catholic

r

Jt

BECHLER,Ltd.,E., It

ing Machinery,Engineering^: Contract- Catholic Mission Procuration — (Nee

Technical Supplies,

Photographic Supplies, Office Ap- Missions)

pliances—Offices and Showrooms:

3rd Special District, Corner Hunan CarlowitzIn & Co.,i§Merchants, Li ho

Engineers

1 and Co-operation Roads; Teleph. and Contractors—Ta Chi Men; Teleph.

22811; Cable Ad : Bechler

e H. Thiemann | H. Dobernecker Bonafides; Codes: A.B.C.Carlowitz

21209; Cable Ads: r

ith and and

6th

edn., Acme, Mosse and Carlowitz

Behr & Mathew, Ltd., S., Egg Export

» and

FrenchRefrigerating

Concession;—19,Teleph.

Rue Dubail,

3149; Central China uhristian Educational

Association—(See Educational)

Cable Ad: Nollavour

Belgian Consulate— (Yee Consulates) Central tional)

China College — (See Educa-

Boone School — (See Educational) w m ± & *

.Bremen

Co., Importers China Trading Central Chung

Colonialand &Exporters— yang dah yoh fang

China Dispensary, Ltd., Che-

‘ E. Bunge mists and Druggists—22, Sing Seng

Road; Teleph. 24003; Cable Ad:

British Chamber of Commerce — (See Camera; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

M. A. Li, manager

I Chambers of Commerce) T.D. F.C. Kung

British Consulate—(^ee Consulates) Sze II C.A. K. F. HuLi

Ifj Pao Yin “Central China Post, Ltd.”—Corner

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.— 22005 Hunan and Peiping Roads; Telephs.

Hongkong & Shanghai BankingS. A.Cor- and 22111; P.O. Box28; Cable Ad:

poration Building, The Bund, D. Chinapost;

Edition Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th

p No. 3; Teleph. 21947; Cable Ad: Union H.editor

J. Archibald, manager, director &

S. Mason, branch manager

A.C. Burn,director& business manager

^ Tai hoo

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Central China Teacher’s College —

(See Educational)

H Sons, Ltd.), Merchants and Steam

ship Agents—Cable Ad : Swire Central Hotel—Teleph. 24214

D. B. Tait, signs per pro.

WMiss;G. Lamb

M. J. Cicvarek Cercle Gaulois—(Nee Clubs!

China

T. Curry,Navigation Co.', Ltd.

supt. engineer CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

G.N. P.Richardson,

Cope, acting marinesupt.

godown supt. American — c/o American Consulate-

S. C. Crowden, asst, godown supt. General

A12

A348 HANKOW

British—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

Building; Cable Ad: Britiscom w ft it Faminem Relief i

Danish— China International

Chairman—A. Bosselmand Commission Committee for Hupeh ]]

Office : Hankow

Building, S.A.D. No.Commercial Bank!

3; Hankow; Teleph.l.

Hankow Foreign Chamber of Com- 23881; Cable Ads: Famrel

Chairman—R. V. Jarvis or 2405 1

merce — Hongkong & Shanghai Vice-Chairman—Ho

Bank Building Hon. Treasurers — Hengifu

A. Picca and

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Chambers

Hon. Chow L. Pickens Jr. s1

Secretary—C.

& China—(See Banks) Secretary—P. H. Hu

ft M it ft Auditors—Thomson & Co.

China Cosmopolitan Co., Importers, China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Co |

Building Suppliers and Commission —Cable Ad: Merchants

L. S. Toai, manager

Agents—16, Rue du Mareehal Foch,

French Concession; Teleph. 22193 :

Cable Ad : 1013 «£ X it! $p]

Ghung-kuo-donq- M 4*

ti-kung-chcong |

I. Yao Lee, general manager China Metal Works, Manufacturers

Alfred Owen,

Y. H. Lee manager of Steel & Bronze Windows, Doors,

T. K. Loo | C. M. Yang Fenestra Sashes, and Fly Screens: |

Agents for: Structural Steel and Metal Works ; i

American Engineering Corpora- Avenue Engineers and Contractors — 16,

tion (Air Conditioning, Ice Ad: 1013Foch; Teleph. 22193; Cable

Making & Cold Storage Equip- I. Yao Lee, general manager

ment) William G. Shih, mgr. (S’hai)

Chee Hsin Pottery (Sanitary Ap- K. D. Fu, manager (Nanking)

pliances Clinker Tiles, Filters, etc,) Alfred Owen, manager

Yuen Feng Corporation (Paints Y. H. Lee, accountant

& Painting Decoration) C. M. Yang I T. K. Loh

Tung Nan Brick Tile Co. (Bricks

& Tiles)

Progress Wire Netting Factory China and

Trading Co., The, Commission i

Insurance

(All Kinds of Wire Nettings)

Sole Distributor for: Lee, Hunam Road,Agents—3,

iS.A.D. 3;Ting Yu ',

Teleph.

21357; Cable Ad : Alert

“Frigidaire’’ Electric Refrigera- Chinese American Drug Co., Retail *

tors and Air-Conditioners, Pro- & Wholesale Druggists—2, Szeming -i

ducts of General Motors Street; Cable Ad: Adco

China Inland Mission — (Ser Missions) f| ^ Ta Chari g

Chinese Engineering

Co., Inc.—19, Huang& Development

Pei Road,

China Import & Export Lumber Co., S.A.D. No. 2: Teleph. 21527; Cable Ad:

Ltd.—Special Administrative District Cedco

No.l; Telephs. 21845 (Manager’s Office), C. S. Chang, engineer

21503Godown);

ping (General Office) and Lumberco

Cable Ad: 23819 (Ship”

H. C. Lee manager ChungHwahwa Ttung $5

mon-i# kung

* sze ,

Walter Lee, accountant Chung Steelping

Products & Trad-

ing Co., Ltd., Importers of Metals, Paper

fi Ch‘i Lai and Woollen Goods, Insurance Agents

China Inland Motors Fed. Inc., and Paris General

Exten.,Merchants—33,

French Rue de

Concession:

U.S.A.—Corner Peking & Hunan

Roads, S.A.D. 3; Telephs. 21403 & Telephs. Chungsteel

24703 and 23257; Cable Ad"

23279 (Office) and 22865 (Service Wang Chung Yu,asst,

manager

Station) ; Cable Ad : Ford Yang Pak-yuen, manager

 HANKOW A349

S.A.Exporters—Djin

Chungking Import China, Casing

Dja Tai, Ta-chi-men;

Teleph. 21367;manager

Cable Ad: Imposica Hai Chun Chin Nien Huei

M. Stehr, Navy Y.M.C.A.—18, Huangpei Road,

P. Helbling S.A.D. No. 2; Teleph. 24429; Cable Ad-

Ansec

Church General Hospital—(£?

Adamson, executive

business secretary

& accountant

pitals)

Church of Immaculate Conception— # kuohn tsungpi mdui

(See Missions) Ngo

CLUBS Russian

21604 Club—S. A. D. No. 2; Teleph.

t m m m Chairman—A. T. Beltchenko

Fa kwok tsung huei Vice-Chairman—M. N. Mulchanoff

Cercle Gaulois (French Club)—32, Hon. Secretary—A. N. Chmutin

Hue Dautremer, French Concession; Accountant—John Panoff

Teleph. 21104 St. Andrew’s Society-

Chairman —J. Martinie Hod. Secretary — E. C. Hutchison

Vice-Chairman & Treasurer—Ch. van (c/o Hongkong & Shanghai Bank-

Hamme

Hon. Secretary—P. L. Vachette ing Corporation)

Hon. Treasurer — M. R. Hannah

Hankow A.D.C.— Walsham (c/o Chartered

Australia & China)Bank of India,

Hon

Hon Secretary—H.

Treasurer—F. Christie St.sulate-General

George’s Society—c/o H. M. Con-

ft Po Leu President —G. G.F. C.F. Corfield

Hankow Club—Faucheong Road, Ex- Secretary—P. Dalton

British Concession; Telephs.

l (Secretary) and 21004 (Members) 24804

Chairman—L. B. Howell ± W

Cohn, Dr. A. J., m.b., Medical ?L Practitioner

•

Vice-Chairman—W. G. Lamb —Office: 50, Huang Pei Road, S.A.D. No.

Accountants—Thomson & Co. 2; Teleph. 24311

Hon. Secretary—L. J. Panoff

Hankow Customs Club—Hongkong & Compagnie Centre

d’Assurances Generales

1’Incendie agent

At les Explosions—

Shanghai Bank N.Building

President—E. Ensor E. A. Chaudoin,

Vice-President—S. F. Z. Siegfrids

Hon. Secretary & Treasurer — A. Compagnie Francg-Americaine d’As-

surances—Head Office : Shanghai

Aispur E. A. Chaudoin, agent

Hankow International Recreation

[ Club—80, Hwangpei Road; Teleph. CONSULATES

‘ 23608; Cable Ad: Hire

nSe s/ian

n ban

"ITmar zang n Belgium—147, Han Kiang Road,

S.A.D. No. 1; Cable Ad: Belsulat

Hankow Race Club

Ground—Telephs. Recreation

22404 (Office) and m m ft *

21204 (Bar) Ta den kuo ling tsz Ju

| Committee—J. L. Bowker (chairman).

C. M. Hall (vice chairman), A. A, Denmark—

Dorrance, Consul—A. Bosselmand

H. Krabbel, W.

P. S.S.Purry,

Dupree, c.b.e.

P. D. Weeks w n & -x

and A. J, Barson (secretary) Ta Fa lan se ling sz kwan

Stewards—C.

P. D. WeeksE.(vice-chairman),

Sherwin (chairman),

W. C. France—Teleph. 22173; Cable Ad :

Bowling, W. J. Dupree, c.b.e. (clerk Fransulat

of the Course), A. Mackenzie, H. Consul—L. Reynaud

Sobbe, C. E. Whitamore and R. Vice-Consul—R.

Secretaire Chinois—L. Faure Yeou

Cameron (secretary to stewards)

A12*

A350 HANKOW

tTa ying

m m m & * Writer—I. Kung

tsung ling sz foo. Copyists—P’eng

Tzu-k’uan Ch’ahg-yen and Fei

Great Bkitain, Oonsulate-General— j Ho-shui-yuan—Li Tai-ch’ing

Telepn. 22405; Cable Ad: Britain

Consul-General—J. W. O. Davidson, j Tidesurveyor—S. F. Z. Siegfrids

C.M.G.,Consul—J.

O.B.E. F. Brewis Asst.

Asst. Tidesurveyor

Boat Officers (A)(B)—A.

—ChangP. Aispur

Yien

Acting and Chu Yu

Vice-Consuls—j.

F. Dalton O. Lloyd and P. G. | Chief Appraiser—P. J. Gleeson (Chief

Inspector of Examiners

Tidesurveyor) —C. T. Underhill

Netherlands—c/o Italian Consulate Examiners—W. T. Yeh Lincoln, G. I.

ift m m §ij m m m & Ivanoff and Liu Tsiengand

Tidewaiters—Pan Tso Tsz Yu Tung

Td

Norway— no tvai kwokfu line) ze fa Peh

H. B. M. Consul - General is in I Asst. Ch’angClerk of Works—Wu Shih

Charge of Norwegian Interests 1 Harbour Master’s Clerk—TungKuoFu

Portugal—Ex-Bussian Concession ' River Inspector (Lower & Middle

Yangtze)—G. F, C. Corfield

Consul—A. T. Beltchenko Acting Asst.G.River Inspector (District

R. I.)—S. Loraine-Gcrews

m m n Acting

Camatta District River Inspector—R.

Ta say tin knok ling sz River Inspectorate Assistant—Kwan

Sweden—Teleph.

Swedish Consulate23105; Cable Ad: Chieh-tze

Acting Consul—A. Bosselmand Marine Clerk—Feng PoWha Ting

Draughtsman—Wong

a «

Ta meiStatesm »

kuoh oftsung b •

ling shiha fa Customs Club—(£'ec Clubs)

United America Consulate-

General — Cable Ad: American Daido BoekiKaisha, Ltd.—Teleph. 22557

Consul

Consul-General—C.

Consul—R. Y. JarvisJ. Spiker Danish Chamber of Commerce — (Nee

Chambers of Commerce)

Vice-Consuls — Franklin

Philip D. Sprouse Hawley,

and Verne G.

Staten

Clerk—M. R. Endicott Danish Consulate— Consulates)

Interpreter—T. M Chu Deutsche Asiatische Bank - (See Banks)-

Credit Eoncier d’Extreme Orient— !

{See Banks) u ft f®

Teh-foo-yang-hong

IS fH &C Kiang Han Kwan

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Telephs. Importers of Dyes, Chemicalsifc and

Deutsche Farben, H- G- Waibel Co.,

22271, 22272, 22275 (Main Exchange), i Photographic Supplies—S.A.D. No. 1;

22271

(Comr’s (Comr’s Residence)

Office) N. Ensor and 22274 j Cable Ad: Waidefag

Commissioner—E. K. Mauerer, signs per pro.

Deputy Commissioner—M. C. D. W. Hoelzer, signs| i.v.

R. Walsemann Miss L Schneider

Drummond

Assistants—Lei Chung Pin, Li Bing

Guong, Huang Kuo Ts’ai and Fang Teen Cheang

Po

Clerks—Ho

Yu, Wong Ching

Yue Cheng,

Sih, Liu Ong Sze Dodwell

Shih-hsu,

& Co., Ltd., General

Merchants, Shipping and Insurance

Chang FengTsao, Kuan Wei Chang, Agents—5, Tungting

23483 and 23583; P.O. BoxRoad; Telephs.

8; Cable Ad :

Ran

ChangChien

Ti, Min,

WangLayTehUng Nai, Shiao Dodwell. Branches:

Chang, Tung Shanghai,

Hung Dao, Shih Yao, Chang Chwan king, Colombo, Foochow, Rangoon, Canton,

Hongkong, Chung-

Piao, Yeh Moon Ming and Huang Yokohama, Tokyo,

Chin Chang Kobe, Vancouver, Victoria (B.C.),

 HANKOW

Seattle (Wash.), San Francisco, East-Asiatio Co., Ltd,, Agency of,

New York, Antwerp and London The, Steamship Han

Merchants—,140. OwnersKiangandRoad; General

Tel-

(Head Office)

F. G. Raddon,. manager eph. 23105; Cable^.d: Orient

Agents for: A. Bosselmand, agent.

Dodwell-New V'ork Line, of Steamers Agency Steamship: Co., Orient, Copenhagen

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line

Ben Line EDUCATIONAL

Navagazione

Natal Line ofGenerate

SteamersItaliana

Ocean Transport Go., Ltd;. $ ^ £gK

Union Assurance Society, Ltd, (Fire) Boone School (American Ghuych

Thames & Mersey

Co., Ltd. Marine) Marine Insurance Mission)—Wuchang

Liverpool & London & Globe In- Johnson C. Y. Leo, m.a., principal

surance Go., Ltd, (Marine) Yun-Tih Wang, b.a., supt. of studies

New India Assurance Co„ Ltd., Robert

EverardA.P.Kemp,Miller,B.sc..Jr., do.m.a.,works

supt.

Bombay (Marine)

Standard Life Assurance

r Kailan Mining Administration

Co. Rev. B. C. L.studies

of English Yen, m.a., boy-scout

Underwood master

- ' Ronco, Ltd. Typewriter (Co,, Inc. Sidney

Joseph A.L. S.Y. Yin,

Fan, bursar

b.a , registrar'

1|*0-vICrown

CentralCork-Go,,

Agency; Ltd.

Ltd.

Gerrard Wire Tying 0o„ Ltd.. Central China Teachers’ College

‘ Safe (W.M.S. andA.)—Wuchang;

A C.M., L.M.S.,Cable A.P.M.

Wm. Cabinet

TeachersCo, & Sons, Highland. and

Central; Codes: C.X.M., Missions Ad:

C.C.0.E.

Cream Whisky

Whitbread & Co., Ltd. Ale and Stout # t B

Burrells & Co., &Ltd.

Libby, McNeil Libby Tung yen i sha.o tung

iDojiN Hospital—(See Hospitals) Dojin

S A.D.; Teleph. 24717 Yuen Road,

Medical School—Yi

! DojinMedical School—(Nee Educational) T. Fujita, president

# % * ^ 41 il &

Dollar Co., The Robert, Lumber Fah han chung hsio '

and Shipping;—Wha Ching Kai: Ecole &Municipals

21French 23, The FRANco-Chinoise—

Bund; Cable Ad:

v Teleph. 24932, Cable Ad : Dollar School

F. C. Bruns, manager

! General Agents for: Hankow Private School—Corner of

Dollar Steamship Lines Tientsin and Poyang Roads

| American Mail Line

^ ^ Hua Chung College (Central China

College)—W

41962. uchang;Units:

Co-operating Teleph.Boone WuchCol-

ang

Dollar Lumber Co., Wholesale and lege, American Church Mission. The

Retail Lumber—Wha Ching Kai; Collegiate Dept.,Griffith John College,

Teleph 24932; Cable Ad: Dollar London Missionary Society. Huping

F. C. Bruns, manager College, Reformed Church in the U. S.

fo ® Her

M ethodist Dept.,

Missionary Wesley College.

Society.College

DuManufacturers

Pont be Nemours & Co., Inc., E. I., of Yale

Aniline Dyes

and Importers of Indigo,

and Chemicals — 48, sionary Society of the College: Mis

in

Organization

China, Yale Foreign

Yih

Box Yuen Road,Ads:

69; Cable S.A.D. No. 1; P.O.

Dupontdyes and TheCommerce)

School of Arts (including

0114 The School of Science (including

Dutch Consulate — (See Consulates) ThePre-Medical)

School of Education

A352 HANKOW

Francis Oho-Min Wei, m.a., ph.d. Hankow Bank, Ltd. —(See Banks)

(London), d.c.l., president and

dean of the School of Arts Hankow Chemical Laboratory, The,

PauldeanY.ofTaylor,

Facultyb.a., b.d., ph.d. Analytical Laboratory, Analysts and

Richard P. Bien, b.s,, d.sc., Chemists to the Hankow

Foreign Chambers Committee of

of Commerce—39,

dean of the School of Science

P’u Hwang, m.a., ph.d., dean of Ad: Labo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th &Cable

Rue Dubail, French Concession;

6th

the School

Margaret of Education

Bleakley, m.a., registrar Editions & Bentley’s

John L. Coe, m.a , treasurer S. J. F. Jensen, B.sc.

W. Freund, m.c.s., chemist

S. H. Yeh

Lutheran

Shekow, Hupeh Theological Seminary—

Hankow Club-t (Nee Clubs)

& m * mm % m » 15 * W S n St

Seng hsi li ta chung sho shao Hankow tsan yu ta yao fang

St.canHilda’s School for Girls (Ameri- Hankow Dispensary,

Church Mission)—Wuchang

Rev. Edmund Penn, principal Druggists, Aerated WaterLtd., Chemists,

Manufacturers

and Dealers in Photographic Goods—

Corner

Wesley Middle School—Wuchang, Dubail, F. Con.; Telephs. 23271 Rue Clemenceau and Rue

Hupeh (Chemists) and 23272 (Water Fac-

Y. 0. Liu, b.a., headmaster tory); Cable Ad; Dispensary

G.T. A.R. Richardson,

Osborn, m.a.B;SC. H. Dewsbury, manager

L.R. J.T. Panoff,

Minjootsecretary

| Miss E. Tong

Finnish Consulate—(See Consulates)

French Consulate — (See Consulates) Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd., The—

Office : 154, Ming Chu Road; Teleph.

33119; Cable Ad: 5397. Works;

m * &jjjg Co., Fuh

Fuhrmeister lai teh and Kiang Kai Ton; Teleph. 32109

Exporters

Insurance Agents—361, Han Chung H. S. Liu, managing director

Road, S.A.D.

F. W.W. Hummel 1; Cable Ad.

Titus, signs the| firm Europasia Hankow Fire Insurance Association—

A. Peter 1, RacineCable

22771-2; Building,

Ad:Rue Dubail; Telephs.

Nielcolm

Secretaries—Nielsen & Malcolm

m m u m

Gale

BusesCo., andThe L.Boats,

E., Motor

RoadCars, Trucks, Hankow

Machinery, Hospitals)General Hospital — (See

Tires, Airplanes, Motors,

Accessories—48, Rue Dau tremer, Fren ch Parts and

Concession; Cable Adi Gale n m & n

Tze Yu Hsi Pao

m ^ La GM Li

° Hankow Herald, Jnc. —Teleph.

Chungking

Geldmacher & Lindmeyer, Exchange Cable Ad: Wu Office; 72, Ku Kai;

Herald

1117;

and

S.A.D.Bullion

No. 1;Brokers

Cable Ad:-YihBrokers

Yuen Road, Chin-jen Chen, managing editor

F. Lindmeyer, manager Wellington Lee, asst, editor

H. S. Liu,Hung, treasurer

Charles do.

ft n ± m $ T. C. Chen, asst, treasurer

Ge lien shih piao hong

Gracey

Bullion& 21809 Pearson,

Brokers Exchange Bill and Hankow Ice Works, Ltd., The (Incor-

poratedof Hongkong),

under the Ice Companies Ordin-

Telephs. and—24709

Union Building; ances Manufacturers

—Rue Marechal Joffre, Teleph. 21427;

T. C. G. Pearson Cable

Guzdar W. Ad: Ice

H. Corsane, director

—Hunan& Road; Co., Teleph.

Commission 23227;Agents

Cable John Panoff,Corsane,

Mrs. M. W. assistantdo.

Ad: Guzdar

 HANKOW A363

Tg & t: P St Hongkong &

Corporation—(See Banks) Shanghai Banking

Han Kow Tien Ten Rung Sze

Hankow Light &■ Power Co., Ltd.— HOSPITALS

6-12, Kai Hsien Road;

& 21872; Cable Ad: Powercold Telephs. 21871

G.andB. manager

Gill, a.m.i.e.e., chief engineer w it £ X

Tien chu t’ang i yuen

J. deputy

ft. Trend, f.a.i.a., f.c.c.s., f.r.s.a., Catholic

Road, Mission

British Hospital—Poyang

Concession

manager

H. Mackenzie, chief

c P. Lewis, asst, engineer asst, engineer Church General Hospital (Ameri-

^ A. Mackenzie, chief meter inspector can Church Mission)—Wuchang

j Miss E. A. Underhill, correspondent

Hankow Press Packing Co.— Hankow General Hospital, The—30,

Arnhold and Co., agents Szeming

24011 Road, S.A.D. No. 2; Teleph.

Hankow Private School—(&’« Educa- International Hospital— Ex-Russian

I tional) Concession Teleph. 23001;

Hankow Race Club & Recreation IVu Han I Yen

1 Ground— (See Clubs) Wu-Han Hospital (Formerly Dojin

fo £Hankow

M song ft Tfcpanmkeeische mii*fdinn it Hospital), Incorporated 1901—55, Su

Ming Street,

22033, 22034, 22035 S. A, &D.22036

No. 2; Telephs.

yu hien hung sez ' T. Fujita, director

fIHankow Waterworks & Electric Light Dr.

Co., Ltd.—Head

| Waterworks: Han Office:

KiaMiao; Taiping

Tung; Road;

Electricity Dr, MK. Kaitumi

Fujita

Works: Ta Wong Engineering Dr, T. Iwanaga

II Watertight

Dept.: Water Tower; Cable Ad: Hupeh Salt Administration Office—

47,

Ads:Yih Salt Yuan Road, S. A. D. 1; Cable

and 4599

H Mei Ya Liu Tsung-yi, district director and

Hanover Fire Insurance Co.- -A.P.C. travelling inspector for Huai Salt

'K Building, The Bund,

23529; Cable Ad: Underiters S.A.D. 3; Teleph. Region

National Merchants and Under- G.director

L. Caftarena, associate district

writers, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. (Ap- Wang Shih-chung, regional inspector

plied for Agents) and chief of Saltpetre & Sulphur

Department

-fc Ta Ping Chao Hungchu, chief secretary

Niu Shu-kai,

Chang, chief

chiefaccountant

IHarrisons,

and GeneralKing

Merchants, Ltd,, and

Insurance Tea Shen

and Consumption

of Transportation

Section

I1 Shipping Agents—6,

No.H.3;W.Cable The

Ad: Crosfield Bund, S, A. D. Han Hui-jung, chief of Revenue Gu-

Winstanley, manager (Absent) ards Section

Chang Ta-kao, officer-in-charge of

I John F. Chu, acting manager Statistical Section

m M Clung Ming fr ^ ^ PThe, Importers,

Hemmings & Berkley, Architects and

I, Structural Engineers—Ching Ming Hwa Chang

Exporters Co.,General

Ltd.,

Building, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. Fau Cheong Road, S. A.Merchants—18,

and D. No. 3; Tel-

24503; Cable Ad : Module; Codes : ephs. 21661

Wall; &Bentley’s

25905; Cable Ad: Great

| A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s

li C. K.O. T.Hooper, f.r.i.b.a., m.lst.e. T. S. Hwa, managing Acme

Codes: & director

Liu S. L. Yue, asst, manager

T. C. Wang, accountant

Hohsin & Co., Metal Dealers—Tungting L.L. S.F. Pao

Liu |I Y.K. S.N. Liu Kuo

Road. S.A.D. 3; Teleph. 24603; Cable L. T. Woo

Ad: Hohsin

A354 IHANKOW

—Yun Chiao Road, Model District;

Ying shang po na men yang kien Teleph. 24917

yu hsien kung sz K. C. Lin, manager & engineer

Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd.—62, Hunan Road; Telephs. P.F. K.C. C.Wei,Liang,

asst, sub-manager

manager

23407, 23379 & 22695 ; P.O. Box 23; P. Y. Lin, secretary

Cable M. S. Lin, engineer

J. W.Ad:King, Alkali

acting divisional manager Rung Sze

W. T. Henley Kunst & Albers, Import, Export, En-

IE *0 Ho Chi gineering & Shipping—49,

S.A.D. 1; Telephs. 24401 The Bund,

International Export Co., Ltd., Ex- Ad:

porters--Telephs. 23371 and 23372; edn., Kunstalber; Codes:& 22533;.Cable

A.B.C. 6th

Cable Ad : Natio

P. S. Purry, manager Acme and Private. Head& Office:

Bentley’s Rudolf Mosse Suppl.,

Hamburg. Branches: Shanghai,

A.P. B.T. Stimpson

Sykes | C. G. Mayger Canton, Hongkong, Nanking, Tai-

yuanfu, Tientsin, Harbin and Mukden

International Savings Society—(See (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Banks) Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., Shipping, In-

Prou it Co,., C., Importers of Cotton Yarn surance and Commission Agents,

—17, Poyang Rd., S.A.D. 3;Teleph! 22211 Lloyd’s Agents, etc.—Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

& i/cImport 22511; Cable Ad : Lacan; Code :

iH and Ex- , Bentley’s

James Tsen Company, N.V. C.H. Olive,

Lacey,director

director (Shanghai)

port

Hsin Merchants—24,

Yuan Kai, opposite Ching Yee Con-

Japanese Lee, do.

cession ; Teleph. 23491 ; Cable Ad: F. Christie, manager

Nesty;Acme

and Codes: A.B.C. 5thandend.,

Commodity Bentley's L’Epargne Franco - Chinoise — Panoff

Phrase

James Y. W.Tsen, manager Building, S.A.D. 2; Teleph. 21814; Cable

Ad: Lepargne

Japan-China

TaipingAd:Road, Oil S.A.D.;

RefiningTeleph.

Co., Ltd.—

22874; LiSmelters

Cable ISikkaseiyu tremer, and Engineers—23,

French Concession;Bue Cable

Dau-

B Wo Ad: Tyli;^Codes:

Universal Acrpe, Bentley’s and

ft ft! T. J.Y.S.Li,C.manager (On leave)

Jardine, Matheson & Co.,Ltd., Merchants Tseng

—The Bund, S.A.U. 3; Telephs. P. Y. Chang I M. I. Li

23871 & 23873-5 W. Y. Soong I T. K. Chow

W. S. Dupree, signs per pro.

Agencies:

Hongkong Eire Insurance Co., Ltd. Liddell Bros. A ZjSCo., Ltd., Bing Woo

Hide, Skin

Canton Insurance Co., Ltd. and

Indo-China S. N. Co.,

Peninsular & Orient S.S. Ob.,' Ltd. Ltd Tungting, Whacheong andBrokers—

General Produce Poyang

Bank Line Roads; Hydraulic (Press Packers;

Cable Ad: Liddell

m m m m m Liggett

Kai lan kwong wu chu Ltd.—1,& Myers TobaccoTeleph.

Ewo Road; Co. (China),

24149;

Kailan Mining Administration—5, Cable Ad: Ligmytocd

Tungting Road LiuDautremer;

Ho Kow Mining

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents Cable AdCo., Ltd.—27, Rue

: Liuholin

Koon Cheong Engineering Works,

Engineers, Iron Founders,Boilermakers, Lloyd’s

etc., and Contractors Building,RegisterRue Dubail of Shipping—Racine

Engineering and Iron for all Classes

Structural Workof F. Allan

 RAjN kow A:'55

London Missionary Society—»(*S'ee 39, Kiang Han Road, S. A. D. 3;

Missions) Teleph, 23353

H. F. Yang, manager

^ % Lon Pu Philipe Hwang, sub-manager

Lovatt & Byrne, Bill and Bullion Brokers

—Telephs

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Mei Loong & 06., Sanitary and Heating

24911 & 21983; Code: Bentley’s | Engineers—Opposite

E. G. Byrne ^.M.C.A., S.A.D.

C. P. Yang, manager

Lutheran Theological Seminary— st ® n

{See Educational) Melchers & Co., Import and Export

Lutheran Board of Publication—23, Merchants, Shipping

Bund No.and49;Insurance

Liangyi Street; Teleph. 23065; Cable Agents—S.A.D, 24915, 22779, 22403 (Private Ex-

Telephs.

Ad:Dr.Lutherbook

Ralph Mortensen, general secre- , Change to All Departments), and

tary & treasurer 24617 (Hides

Melchers andGodown) ; Cable

Nordlloyd Ad :

(Shipping

Lutheran Book Concern—23, Liangyi Dept.)

Street; CableMortenseo,

Dr. Ralph Ad: Lutherbook

manager fr # ^ *

Lutheran Missions Home & Agency— Yum nim ye,ung hong

Corner of Liang Ye and Huang Pei Middleton, Butterfield & Co.—

Streets; Cable Ad : Luther Central China Post Building, Hu-

A. J. Hansen, manager nan Road, S.A.D No. 3; Telephs.

L’Union (of Paris) Fire Insurance Co., 22009 and 24597; Cable Ad : Humid

Ltd^—5, Qua! de France; Cable Ad : H. S. Butterfield

Bel fran Hermann Li

D. Willaine, manager Ming Sons’ Construction Co., Building

Z. F. Tsen, compradore Contractors—Hunan Road, S.A.D.

P. W. Tseng, secretary No. 3; Teleph. 24315; Cable Ad: 9888

jl| Lung Mow MISSIONS

Mackenzie & Co., Ltd, (Incorporated

under the Companies Ordinances of American Church Mission—43, Tung-

Hongkong),

ers Hydraulic

and Commission AgentsPress

- CablePack-

Act: ting Road; Cable Ad: Amchumiss

Mackenzie, Codes; Acme and Bentley's. Bishop—Rt. Rev. Alfred A

Branches Gilman, s.t.d.

king and inIchang.

Shanghai,London

Tientsin,Office:

Chung-1

4, Treasurer—Fv Crawford Brown

Secretary to Bishop—Miss O. B.

Lloyd’s Avenue, E.C. Tomlin

Directors — M, Boniface (managing Chaplain to St. John’s English

director),

and C. D. W.Dixon

A. Argent, F. W. Poate Chufch—(Vacant)

Manager—A. T. Pennecard AuGDSTtMAN Procuration — 1, Rue

Mee-yeh Handels Compagnie, Importers Dautremer, French Concession

and

S.A.D.Exporters—11-13,

No. 3; Cable Ad:Tungting

Skorsten Road, British & Foreign Bible Society,

P.C. Westendorff do.(Hamburg) Central China Bible House—Poyang

A.W. Rieck

Cortum

Leutsch (Shanghai)

Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad: Bibles

Rev.

K. Ludwig

do. Mrs.R. RJ. J.Gould,

Gouldsecretary

| C, A. Rao

Catholic Mission Procuration—9,

Mei Chang se Hardware

& Jl aCo., Ship n Chand- Rue Clenienceau, F.C.

lers, Railway and Building Supplies— Rev. Fr. G. Rossato, supt.

Rev. A. Piasentin, procurator

A35G HANKOW

China Bible House (of the British & Rev. Fr. Jos. Ly

Foreign Bible —Society

Bible Society) & American

39, Foyang Road, Rev. Fr. J. Leao, assistant

S.A.D. No. 3 Rev. Fr. Th. Hu

Rev. Harveysecretary

F. P. Huang, d. d., Rev. Fr. F. Han, assistant for the

provincial Catholic Action

Rev. Fr. U. Devescovi, director.

§• 1& ft Wei Ti Wei Apost. Franc.

China Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., Import

Road;Inland Mission—7,

Cable Ad: Inland Whacheong

Mission and Export Merchants and Insurance

Lewis Jones and Wife Agents — Taiping Road, S.A.D. No. 3;

Cable Ad: Iwasakisal, Iwasakipro

Church op Immaculate Conception— K. Kadota, manager

9, Rue Clemenceau, French Concession

Very Rev. Fr A. Kirst, c.m.f., pastor K. Karikome, p.p. manager

E. Kawaji, do.

London Missionary Society—Teleph. Jf- j£ San-ching

42005; Cable Ad: Missionary Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General

Hankow Import and Export Merchants—Taiping

Rev. E. Rowlands and Wife Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad:

Miss H. L Moody Mitsui

Rev. E. S. Box and Wife

Griffith John Bops’ Middle School j|l. Fau Chang

Y. T. Hu and Staff Molchanoff’s Properties, The Heirs

C. W. Knott and Wife

Rev. S. Withers Green and Wife kiang and N.Foochow,

of J. M. & M., Hankow, Kiu-

Brick Tea

F. E. Baguley and Wife Manufacturers and Landlords —

Union Hospital

Dr. K. H. G. Gillison and Wife Corner Bund and Faucheong Road,

Ex-British Concession; Teleph.

Dr. Muriel Garnick 23701; Cable Ad : Molchanoff

Miss M. Martin M- N. &Molchanoff (Hankow)

Miss A. Foster Bailey Ferry, solicitors

Wuchav".

Miss M. Bleakly

D. F. Anderson and Wife MUNICIPAL COUNCILS

Miss M. Ginger Pit

. Siaokan

Rev, H. F. Wickings and Wife Han kow shih lih yih teh hi chu kwancj li chu

Dr. Dorochy J. Entrican Administration

Distirct— No. 1 District, Special

Miss C. I. Sparkes

Miss J. Gillison

Tsaoshih Han kow sze dee erh teh bigA shu it

Miss E. S. Willis

Miss E. M. Haward kwan li chu

Dr. C. Robjohn and Wife Administration op the Second Special

Missions to Lepers (International) District—57, Szeming St., Special Dist.

—c/o Union Hospital; Cable Ad : Fl JUMiffM 8U#£ mam

Lepmission Wai chiao pu han kow dee san teh

Dr.medical

J. L.adviser

Maxwell, c.b.e.,

for Far East hon. pieh chu sze tsen kwan lee chu

(On Administrative

leave) cipal Bureau ofDistrict No. 3, Muni-

the Special—Poyang

St. Joseph’sChurch—EwoRoad, SA.D. Road, 1176

S.A.D. No. 3: Telephs. 4, 50 and

No. 3; Teleph. 22716

His Exc. Msgr. Eugene Massi, am

bishop

Rt. Rev. Fr. S. Sommavilla, Bureau of Police, Police Station No.

provic. 11—83, Han Chung Road, S.A.D.

Very Rev. Fr. P. Belli, pastor No 1; Teleph. 24475

 HANKOW A357

in ® x m & ® $1 ^

Fa hvoh hung pu chu Met Shang Lien Pong Shang Yiek

Conseil d’Administeation

de la Concession Feancaise Municipale

(French NationalTo Merchants

Hsien Rung Sze

Municipal Council) — Hotel Municipal, & Under-

French Concession writers, Fed. Inc., U.S.A., General

President—Consul de France Merchants, Real Estate and Insur-

Conseillers—E. ance Agents — Holts Building, The

R. P. A. Kirst etGautier,

J. Thu C. Pretat, Bund, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 23181;

Cable Ad: Namerund

Secetaire

Vassal de la Municipalite — R. H. B. Berntsen, president

Chef de la Police-- F. Broussouloux C. C. Chen, vice president

Sous-Chef de la Police—J. Massoni

Service

Inspecteurs—P. Jacazaires, R. Lou- No 1;Engine

Special—P. Vachette New & Iron Works—S.A.D.

vigny et C. Moossevitch Carl Cable Ad: Hulsemann

Hulsemann, manager

Sante et Assistance—-Dr. J. Martinie

Conducteur

reck des Travaux—E. Thou- Niagara Mineral Water Co,—14,Teleph.

Rue

Comptabilite et Perception — J. Nouvell, French Concession;

Trouillet 21031; Cable Ad: Niagara

C. Baroumis, proprietor

m-Fo, kv;oh

t! '% @1 & m — San-yi

ahv n pu fang Nielsen & Malcolm,i Consulting Engi-

French Municipal Police—Hotel

cipal, French Concession Muni- neers, Marine and Cargo Surveyors

F. Broussouloux, chef de la Garde and Building,

Fire Loss Assessors—Racine

J. Massoni, s/chef de la Garde 22771-2, Cable AdConcession

French : Nielcolm;; Teleph.

Code:

P Jacazaires, inspecteur Bentley’s. Secretaries to Hankow Fire

J. Moossevitch, do Insurance Association. Shanghai Office:

R. Lou vigny, do. 12, The Bund

F. Allan

Japanese Municipal Council—Yamasak, C. E. Pinel | W. A. Allan

Road ; Japanese; Concession

Nippon

Genera]Menkwa

MerchantsKabushiki

for Cotton,Kaisha,

Yarn,

% & 9 k Piece Goods, Silk, Rayon, Wool, Jute

Jippen ching tsah sue and Sundries — Taiping Road, S.A.D.

Japanese

22207 Municipal Police — Teleph. No.T. 3;Tomonaga.

Cable Ad:manager

Menkwa

N anyang Brothers Tobacco Co., p m m * b

Ltd., The—Chung Shan Road, Teleph. Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Union Buildings,

33703; Cable Ad: 1717 32, Wha Cheong Road,

V. Y. Tsung, manager Teleph. 21021; Cable Ad: S.A.D.

YuseriNo. 3;

National Aniline & Chemical Co., I. Noda, manager

K. Nakajima | I. Tomonaga

ofU.S.A.,

Indigo,Manufacturers and Importers

Aniline Dyes, etc. — 9,

Bund; Cable Ad: Nacohankow; Codes: Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—1, The Bund,

S.A.D. No. 3; Telephs. 24143 and

Bentley’s and Universal

N. J. Deegan | C. Y.Trade

Marr 23003 (Godown); Cable Ad: Nissikisen

K. Nakanishi, manager

National City Bank of New York

The—(See Banksl & fl 11

National Commercial Bane, Ltd., The Nivea House,Co.,Paoshan

Fibre Road;

Exporters

Cable— Nivea

Ad :

—(See Banks) Enryb

National P. L. Byrne, director

Bank, Ltd.,Commercial

The—(See Banks) Savings Chen Tze Yu

K. L. Wang | S. S. Lee

A358 HANKOW

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Chief

- Wuof Hon

General

Pai Officers Department

Hongkong & Shanghai

The Banking Cor- ChuCh’u—Sidney

Jen of HeadC. K.Office

poration Buildings, Bund, S.A.D.

No. 3; Teleph. 21947; Cable Ad: Union Hsu Pan Shih

S. Mason, branch manager Kinkinng First Glass Office

Noeweg ian ' Consulate - (Nee Consu- Laohokow Postmaster—Yen Tsu Kong i

lates) First Class Office

Postmaster- Peng Chih-kobg

Ping Jun Enshih First Class Office

Official Sworn Measurer—46, Tungting Fatun.g Postmaster—Wang Tso

Boad; Teleph. 21811 First Class Office

Official Sworn Freight Measurer Postmaster-r-Ch’eng Kuo-hsun

and Weigher to: ® il Lih Shin

China

New York Homeward

FreightFreight

BureauConference Bacine et Cie. (Societe Anonyme)

Trans-Pacific Freight Bureau Merchants—Racine Building, Rue

Bombay Freight Conference Dubail; Teleph. 22203; Cable Ad:

Australian Freight Racine

H. E. Bamsay E. Gautier, signs per pro.

ill Yung Hsin

Olivier-Chine, General Import and Ex- Chung Kwok Chi Tu Sheng

port,

—PekingMarineBoad;and Fire Insurance

Teleph. 24861; Agents , . : ,1.1 Chiao Shu Hui

Cable Religious

Ad: Austrasia Tract Society, The — 35,

E. Gautier, manager Poyang Boad, S.A.D. No. 3. Hankow

Rev. F. G. Onley, general secretary

Pearce & Garriock, (Absent)

Auctioneers, Bill andCommission Agents

General Brokers— Rev. C. Li Pickens, Jr., acting general

secretary

Cable Ad: Pearce Rev. W, Hy. Webb, business manager

P. W.D. E.Weeks

Harston C. G. Jack

Agencies : # ® it

A.quarius Co. Reuters, Ltd.—Central China Post Build-

Caldbeek, Maegregor & Co,., Ltd. ing, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph. 22371; Cable

Ads:

C. LReuter

Hindson,Markreuter

manager

hs n % m m m ^ Mrs. S. Morgan, secretary

Ping-han-tit-lo-koon-li-kuo

Peiping-Hankow Bailway Adminis-

tration (Abbreviation: Ping-Han BubinsonftPiano % Co.,& MManufacturers

Ik

Railway)—Head Office: Hankow & Importers of Iron-framed Pianos

Portuguese Consulate (Nee Consu- —35, P. S.Sankiao

Chang, Street

manager

lates) S. Y. Chiang

Js a w m m it m Rohde & Co.,

Hu pe yu chen kwan li chu

Post Office—Hupeh District Head Post 48,M.YihStehr YuenImporters and Exporters-

Road, S.A.D. No. 1 -

Office: Cable Ad : Postos K. Eschenbach | A. Mittag

Sectional

sioner ChiefHupeh,

Inspecting Commis-

Kiangsi for

of Posts and

for Russian Club—(Nee Clubs)

Hupeh Concurrently—V. Smith Sachse, R., Architect—48, Yih Yuen

Chief of Local

—Wong Yoong Mai Business Department Road, S.A.D. No. 1; Teleph. 21753;

Chief of Inland Business Department Cable Ad: Sachse

Concurrently—Wu Hou Pai,

Chief & Checking St.School—(Nee

of. AccountsHo-sheng

Department—Mao

Hilda’s School & St. Phoebe’S

Educational)

 HANKOW A359

^ # 4b H Agents—9, Erh Yao Road, S.A.D. No.

San Peh Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. 1;Codes Cable Ad: Siemsseii; All Modern

— Hoong On Building; Cable Ad: A. F. Sehoch

San Peh. Head Office: Shanghai; (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Agents in Hankow: The Hoong On

S. N. Co., Ltd. Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Kiang Han

P. H. Kao, manager Road, S.A.D. No. 3; Cable Ad: Singer

St. Joseph’s Chubch —(Nee Missions) Skinner & Stephen, Drs., Physicians

)£§ Ska Sun and Surgeons—Shell Building

Sassoon

12, British & Co.,BundTelephs.

Ltd., David, 24807;

Merchants—

Cable Sobbe, H., Shipping and Commission,

Ad: Sassoons Agent—S.A.D. No. 2; Cable Ad: Sobbe;

" C. E. Minny, sub-agent AllH.Codes

Sobbe

’ Cl de Luz ; Miss A. Glatzer Miss E. Sobbe, secretary

ft ta M Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc., Exporters

Sayama & Co., Importers and Exporters of—39,Wood Oil and Other Vegetable Oils

—73, Kiang Han Hoad ; Telephs. 22274 Teleph.Rue Dubail,

23811; CableFrench Concession;

Ad: Agedol; Codes:

& 21802 Acme, Bentley’s & Private. Head Office:

S. Sayama, master Buffalo, New York, U.S A.

Y. Shibuya

S.K. Akimoto j

Inomata | S. Imai Y. LTneda ^ Mei Foo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Petroleum

and its Products—National City

M M

Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Export, Im- Bank Building, S.A.D. No. 3; Teleph.

port and Insurance—61,

Tachimen; Telephs. 23605 Woo (Manager),

Tsu Street, 22971; Cable Ad : Standvac

24943 (Exportsandand23017

Accts.(Egg

Dept.), 22141 L. C. Jones, manager

G. B. Campbell | J. L. Poole

(Compradore)

Cable Ad: Antimon, Factory);

Maximilian and D. G. Sanborn | A. E. Evans

Klein; Codes: A.B.C. 5bh and 6th edns., C, F. Harrs | Mrs. H. Evans

Bentley’s, Mosse and Acme Star Ricksha Co.—6, Rue Paris; Cable

K.O.Schnabel, proprietor firm(Hamburg) Ad: Staricko

R.M. Klein,

Glied,

signs

Volkert, the

do.

do. (Shanghai) HI & l® 3 A ^&

K. Scbinckel, signs per pro. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

K.W.Yeigel, do.

Linne I A. Glied ^Shanghai) Road; S.A.D. No. 3, Teleph. 22009Hunan

Central China Post Building, and

G. Vogt I K. H. Baus 24597; Cable Ad:

Middleton, Humid& Co., agents

Butterfield

ScHOOLS^(Nee Educational) SungT.Sing Cottonmanaging

Mill No.director

4—Chiaokow

Shanghai Commercial & Savings K. Yung,

Bank, Ltd., The—(Nee Banks) Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Siemens^ China F'l ffi Co., HsiElectrical

Men Tze

and p] & m a -£ ± m

Mechanical Engineers and Contractors Teh shih ku huo yu hung sue

Iron and Steel Merchants—3, Wilson Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

St.,

Ad: andS.A.D.

Motor; No.

Code:2; Alpha,

Teleph.Mosse,

23829; A.B.C.

Cable Petroleum Products—Spencer Kellogg

6th Private Building, 37, Rue Dubail, F. C.; Cable

Wilhelm Ziesel, manager Ad: Texaco

Hankow Office

pi ||i Sien-sen . T.S. T.H. Chang,

Doherty,acting

actingaccountant

manager

Siemssen & Co., Engineers, Contractors, Hankow Installation

Exporters, Importers, and Insurance T. H. Doherty, acting supt.

A360 HANKOW

^ ik Ton9 Sun9 ft 1$ £ #

11 wa kee sheng hong

Thomson & Co., Chartered Accountants -

Cable Ad: Scrutiny; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Walkie

& Bentley’s Branches: Hankow, Tien- General Importers Trading Corporation, Ltd.,The,

tsin, Hongkong, Peiping and Harbin and Commission

Partners Agents—Hunan

Teleph. 21547; Cable Ad: Walkie No.

Road S.A.D. and at3;

L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin) Shanghai,

Chengchow Kiukiang, Changsha and

G.I. E.A. Boterts,

Buyers, c.a. (Shanghai)

a.c.a. do. H.Charles

C. Tong,T.managing director

C.F. A.G. Momber, a.c.a. do.(Hongkong) Yao, manager

Maunder, a.c.a. T. U. Shih, sub-manager

M. C. Halton, c.a. (Tientsin)

W. J. Cole, a.c.a. (Shanghai) C. H. Wong, chief accountant

W. Marsay, a.c.a. do. Wan Mow & Co., Coal Merchants and

S. Grove, b.a., a.c.a. (Hongong) Forwarding Agents—123, Hankiang

Staff Road,

Wamow S.A.D.; Teleph. 1997; Cable Ad;

L. J. Panoff (Hankow)

Thurierf/&& Kohr, Tien YuWine and Wesley College — (See Educational)

^ Provision,

Spirit Merchants,

andJ. Commission General Importers Werner G. Smith Co., The (of Cleveland,

Ohio, U.S.A.), Wood Oil Merchants—

Thurier Agents 46,

& 21172Dautremer,

Rue ; Cable F.C.;

Ad : Telephs. 21171

Wersmithco;

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 HANKOW-YOCHOW A361

P. Y. Yang, c.c.a. Young Brothers Trading Co., Ex-

T. K. Zih, c.c.a. porters of HankowProducts,

Other Szechuen China WoodImporters

Oil and

Y. H. Tang, C.C.A. and Commission Agents—Young Bros.

Banking Corporation Building, Kiang-

Yee-tsoong-yun-skao-yen-c.hao-koo-fun han Road (1st Floor),

22421 (General),Cable S.A.D.

22424Ad: 3; Telephs.

(Manager), 22425

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YeeLtd.TsoongTobacco Distributors, Codes : Acme,

Branches at Bentley’s and

Wanhsien. Private.

Chungking,

Telephs.- 22820,

Poyang24051,

Road,23915

S.A.D

and No.

23117;3; Changteh,

throughout

Ichang, Tsingshih and

Cable Ad: Powhattan

J. W. Parsons, deptl. manager T. S. Yang,Szechuen

managingProvince

director

Accounting Department: C. C. Yang, manager

W. S. E. James

Traffic Department: Yung Tai &Outfitters

Co., General Drapers

P. Shaw Gentlemen’s and Milliners—

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G. E. Avasia K. F. Yang, manager

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Stenographic Department: Hankow Ghitu chiab Ch Sng nien hm

Miss T. H. O’Driscoll Young Men’s Christian Association

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YOCHOW

Yochow, with a population of some 500,000 is situated in latitude 29° 20' 29" N. and

longitude 113° 11' 6" E. at the outlet of the Tungting Lake. Past it ebbs and flows

practically the whole of the trade of Hunan, which, however, adds little to the pros-

peritybeing

city of the

the place,

gateway as ofit simply passesholds

the province by aftervery

having paid its dues andfromduties. The

point of view and consequently has alwaysa been strategic

a bone ofposition

contention a military

among the

warring

Changshafactions,

in July,whenever

1904, took thereaway

is internicine strife in transit

much of Yochow’s this centre.

trade. TheTheopening

recently-of

completed Canton-Hankow Railway passes through Yochow.

The province

explorer—a of Hunan

Forbidden used to beit tois foreign

Land—and only twocommerce

decadeswhat

ago Tibet has been towere

that foreigners the

stoned out of Yochow. In 1904, the people were described as showing

attitude” to all foreigners, which attitude is now well maintained in spite of the recent a “friendly

activities of the extremists in this province.

The ofprovince

consists is richmountain,

“three parts in manysixforms

water,ofandwealth, thoughsoil.”

one arable the inhabitants say i^8

The staple export

are rice, raw cotton, ramie, lotus nuts, vegetable tallow and wood

much rice was allowed to leave the province, with the result that the Hunan people oil. In past year8

themselves have at times suffered acutely from rice famine.

and Steam launches

passengers, underandriver

steamers

passesrun

; andthrough from Hankow

from Yochow to Changsha

to inland places knownwith ascargo

the

“Lake

Yiyang and Tsingshih. The business is increasing, more particularly, withChangteh-

Ports” under Inland Waters Steam Navigation Rules—principally to the last,

mentioned place.

A362 YQCHOW

however, not adapted for transit trade, bluff'

The city of Yochow is perched on a and itin offers

a verynopicturesque

shelter for way. Its siteTheis

small craft.

port

from has, therefore,

the Yangtsze, been opened

where the a small at Chengling,

creekanchorage five miles to

provides isthebad,neededthe north and only a mile

and other vessels, though steamer beingshelter for cargo-boats

fully exposed to the

frequent northerly gales, while the bottom affords.bad holding ground. Here the

Chinese Government has set aside a place for a cosmopolitan settlement, for which

they havewell

purposes, provided

raised,roads,

but notpolice,

too highetc.;abovethe site

floodcontains level higher

limits, while ground ground

for business

gives

good and healthy sites for foreign houses. Work on the formation of the Settlement

and bunding operations was commenced in 1900, and a Custom House and Quarters

have

situatedbeenat built.

Chengling It isandto not

be noted,

at Yochow therefore,

as thethatnamethewould

YochowleadCustom one toHousebelieve.is

British, Japanese and Chinese shipping firms maintain regular communications with

the “Lake Ports”and have their agents stationed at Chengling. Given peace, Cheng-

ling is undoubtedly one of the most healthy towns in the Yangtsze Valley. Since the

occupationof

has twice beenthis port byandthethe

fortified Cantonese

HarbourArmy minedininAugust,

order to1926, the Chengling

prevent a hostile armyBluff

coming down river from Shasi.

A noteworthy feature of 1907 was the connection of Changteh by steamer during

the high-water

617,000. Connectionseason—June

with Changtehto October—the resulting practically

is now maintained trade beingthroughout

valued at Tls. the

year by steamers of the river type, and tugs and lighters. Buoys and lights were

established in 1907 to mark the channel across the lake. The difficulties and risks

of this route are considerable, and it is probable that it will be found advisable to

adopt the'komewhat

River Yuan in its lowerlongerreaches,

route specially

via Lulintan; on account

adapted steamersof will

the probably

sharp bends haveoftothebe

used. taken

again The question

up in theofspring

makingof Changteh an “openofficials

1915, and Chinese port” was considered

visited the placeinto1906 and

enquire

into the conditions,

Navigation rules. but it stillaremains

In 1920, open only toforvessels

new organization t e under Inlandcontrol

technical Water ofSteam the

Middle Yangtsze Aids to Navigation aud channels was instituted by the Customs.

The Standard-Vacuum Oil Company has established an

a,bout two miles below the Settlement. It has erected three tanks and contemplates oil installation at a point

erecting

the high three

watermore.season ofThe1926.

first oilThistanker direct from

installation will beCalifornia

the centrearrived here during

of distribution for

the

Although all oil was withdrawn from the tanks in May, 1927, owingtothe thenTsingshih

upper Yangtsze and the “Lake Ports,” such as Changteh, Yiyang and disturb-

ed conditions, the use of the tanks has been resumed since June, 1928,

Trade in 1939

With the

Japanese handsspread of active hostilities

in November 1938, tradeto came Yochowto and Chengling,

a complete which fell

standstill and into

the

Customs stations, which had shortly before been removed to Changteh, ceased to

function on the 13th November 1938, as mentioned in

Although the Customs figures for the year under review show the value of trade to the previous year’s report.

be $526,182 as compared with $7.9 million for 1938, the former amount is made up of

outstanding

with cargovolume

Drought forward whichfrom the preceding year, 1939.andShould

has no connexion

Rivertheremain

actual closed noof trade,

improvement is unknown,

in tradingduring conditions can betheexpected.

Yangtze

According

such as to information

Changteh, Tsingshih, obtained

Yiyang from

and commercial

Yuetikiang, circles,

in normaltraders

times atallLake Ports,

served by

Yochow, made more use of such ports as Changsha, Ichang, and more especially

Shasi, for movements of native export cargo, as Yochow

Apart from shipments of Szechwan salt from Ichang, there is nothing noteworthy and Hankow were cut off.

undertoforeign

said have been and domestic

shipped imports. Among staple

in fair quantities exports, wood

to Chungking oil, tea,

via, Shasi for etc., are

further

exportation abroad

the ports passed en route. during the year. Such movements would have been recorded by

 YUCHOW-SHASI A363

DIRECTORY

ft E Wo Rev. E. A, Beck

Jardine,

chants—Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- John D. Seek and Wife (On

Chen Sung Tsun, agent furlough)

Pu Chi Steamship Co.-^Cable Ad: Rev. & Mrs. Sterling W. Whitener

036] Miss O. B. Hoy, secretary

Hong Sui Dong, agent

Miss A. E. Traub (On furlough)

n ® m x Miss M. E. Myers

Ta me full jso wei Rev. & Mrs. T. F. Hilgeman (On

Reformed Church Mission — Yochow

City; Cable Ad: Evrechurch furlough)

S H A SI

rtf ^ tiha-si

Shasi (the “market on the sands”) roughly 900 miles from the sea, is one of the

ports opened to foreign trade under the Treaty of Shimonoseki (1895) the official

declaration of the opening

miles below Ichang. being dated

It is reclaimed fromthethe1striver

October,

by a 1896. The port

magnificent systemis about

of dykes85

and canals. The district suffers periodically from the flooding of

July, 4th, 1935, the river rose to a height of 35. 7 feet, the highest level in the history the Yangtze. On

oftants.

Shasi,Many

and nearly

lives plunged

were lost oversurrounding

in the dyke into the low-lying

districts and whole roofs

towns 100,000 inhabi-

disappeared

under

at Shasi.the waters.

The CustomsOn theOffice9th and

and10ththe May, 1898, ofa serious

residence anti foreign the

the Commissioner, riot occurred

Customs

boats, the premises

the Foreign Board, theof Japanese

the ChinaConsulate,

Merchants’Company and theirbyhulk,

the premises occupied the office

the native agentsof

of Messrs. Butterfield & Swire and Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co., and a number of

newly-erected

the conflagration, Chinese

and houses

the foreignwere residents

burnt by the weremobs,

drivenkerosene

out ofoilthebeingport,usednarrowly

to feed

escaping

same with

year.lying their

In August, lives. The Custom-house was re opened on the 1st July of thein

breadth, along the1898,riverside

an area below

3,800 Chinese

the town,feetwasin length,

assignedby to80oJapanto 1,200as a

Japanese

have stoodConcession

has since but was not erosion.

undergone developedTheandBritish

much ofConsulate

the land on waswhichwithdrawnit wouldin

January,the

whereas 1899,outburst

Britishofinterests being placed

Sino-Japanese under the care of1937thenecessitated

Consul at Ichang

plete evacuation of the Japanese Consulhostilities

and his instaffAugust,

and up-to-now their probable a com-

return

bus run is very

service remote.

betweenin the A telephone

Shasiwest.and Hankowservice was

wasnow introduced

completed in March,

in 1933, 192!.

while A

bus7 a.m. motor

services

also to Ichang Motor buses leave Shasi

reach Hankow soon after 4 p.m. on the same day. The trip by steamer from Hankow, daily at about and

toTheShasi takes from two to three days, by

: bus nine hours and by air one and half hours!

distance by water is nearly 30O miles and by air only one half as great, the

numerous

and serpentine

passenger curvesbetween

service of the1 river

Hankowbeingandavoided

Chungking by theviaplane.ShasiTheandairIchanmail

was commenced in Aprial 1931. Flights are made three times a week. A private

company

Ltd. supplies

(Shasi Branch)the Shasi

startedpublic with electricity.

operations in September The1929,

HankowwhilePress PackingCotton

the Shasi Co ,

A364 SHASI

Testing Department of Hankow Bureau of Inspection and Testing for Commercial

Commodities,

Cotton Weaving a governmental

and Spinningorgan, Factorycommenced

was informallywork inopened

Octoberin 1929.

May 1931ThewithShasia

capital

Bank ofofCommunications

$1,000,000. Thehave Bankbranch

of China,officesShanghai

at Shasi,Commercial

besides a&few Savings

otherBank and

banking

establishments.

modern and large building on the main street. A fine new bund, one of the best ona

The Young Brothers Banking Corporation is the only one having

the Yangtze, was completed along the Yang Ma Tpu section of the waterfront in 1935.

Tkade In 1939

Owing to numerous adverse factors, the trade of Shasi showed a further decline,

the value of the interport trade being as follows: importations of Chinese

merchandise,

produce, $8. 9$2.million

6 million against

as against $14. $9.9asmillion

5 millionin ; 1938.

and exportations of Chinese

formerly arrived in suchaslarge quantities Foreign

10,369 quintals in 1937 sugar,

and 10,744 which,

quintals

in 1936, was absent from the returns for 1938 and amounted to 8 quintals only during

the year under review. There was a general falling-off in the importations of Chinese

merchandise

of native sugar,withthetheformer

exception

risingof inmedicinal

value from substances,

$36,241 not otherwise

in 1938 recorded,in 1939

to $412,680 and

and the latter from

coastwisewasexportation 6,033 to 17,416

of cottontheyarn quintals. Decreases were also recorded in the

former exported during yearandas raw cotton:with

compared only$4$0.million

8 millionworth

worthinof1938,

the

while the value of the latter amounted to $4. ft million as against $5. 8 million. The

trade in broad

decrease. beans, shipments

Coastwise rice and paddy, wheatpiece

of cotton flour,goods

gunny bags, etc.,however,

increased, also registered

nearly 10a

times in quantity, totalling 6,672 quintals in 1939 as against 671 quintals for 1938.

DIRECTORY

Arnhold

W. A. &Price,

Co., representative

Ltd. Cable Ad: Harchi Italian Trading Co. —

Wong Han Cheng, agent

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants and

Steamship Agents— ft 16 u ivo

Consulate, Great Britain— Jardine, Matheson ifc Co., Ltd.—

Consul—E. C. J. Wei, agent

Ichang) W. P. Mills ( Resident at Agents :

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

IJU ]f| jgj; Sha Si Kwan

Customs, Chinese Maritime-— Post Office—

Commissioner of Customs—Chang Pai Postmaster—Cheng Kuo-hsiin

Leh

Assistant—Chou Chin Cheng — Oliver Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank,

Acting Asst. Tidesurveyor

Kwang Miao Ltd., The—Cable Ad: 0794

R. C. Tsing, manager

Evangelical t Lutheran Mission—

»

E. C. Zimmermann and Wife Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Standvac

Hankow Press Packing Co. (Shasi Austin Yang

Branch)—

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., secretaries & Yee Tsoong Distributors, Ltd. - (.’able

W.general

A. Price,managers

manager Ad: Powhattan

Woo Lien Sung

 CHANGSHA

Jl Ohauy-sha

city Changsha (or “Long-sands,” as the Chinese words may

bankbeofoftranslated)

Siang isriver,

the capital

flowsofinto

thethe province

Tungtingof Hunan.

lake, andIt stands

is abouton100themiles

rightsouth theopening

the of thewhich

lake

into the Yangtsze

and long. 113.i l E. at the north-eastern corner of the province. It is in lat. 28.10 N.

The name which

manderies first occurs about B.C. 220divided

as that the ofabout

landtheafter

36thconquering

and last of theItcom-

used as theintoname oftheoneFirstof Emperor

the kingdoms for 100 years (B.C,it. 202-101) was

during the Han dynasty. Its greatest mark in history was its successful resistance to

the 90 days’ siege by the Taiping rebels in 1852 by methods which, afterwards

employed

of all Chinese elsewhere,

statesmen led toin the

the final defeat century.

nineteenth of the rebels by Tseng Kuo-fan, the greatest

Changsha was opened as a treaty port by the China-Japan treaty of 1903. The

Custom House was established on July 1st, 1904; a Japanese Consulate followed in

November,

have and arepresentatives.

British ConsulateThese the next year. Since

beenthen, AmericanandandJapanGermany

Greatalso sent

Britain are the only countries havenow

which since

maintain withdrawn

Consular posts in the port. and

The Chuchow-Shuichow section of the Canton Hankow

in August. The first through train left Canton at 1) p.m. on September 1st and Railway was completed

reached Wuchang at 8.30 p.m. on Septemer 3rd. The provisional schedule calls for a

regular

by service ofadministration

two trains per week in each direction, but the rolling stockremains

orderedto

be the

donerailway

before the whole linefromwillEngland is notrunning

be in full yet available

order. andThemuch service of the

Eurasia Aviation Corporation between Peking,

was suspended in July, 1935, has not yet been re-opened. Hankow, Changsha and Canton, which

The surrounding country is hilly and picturesque, especially on the west bank of

the river, where the Yoluhshan rises some 900 ft. high. This hill, called “Yo Foothills,”

connected with

connected by itsthename

Peak with

in itsthephysical

great Nan-yo or “Southern Peak,” is notmonastery

actually

on its slope is within the Nan-yo diocese. geography,

Near the topthough ridge isthda replica

Buddhist of the famous

Yii Tablet, which purports to be a monument raised by the Great Yu, in the third

millennium B.C., in commemoration of his having redeemed the flooded lands of those

days. The oforiginal

is a range hills 20stands

milesonlong.

the most

Thesouthern

original ridge of the “Southern

is, however, a shamelessPeak,” which

fraud which

cannot

those very early days having any knowledge of the country as far south as Hunaninis

be dated earlier than the twelfth century A.D. The whole story of anyone

baseless legendfrom

some sanctity and thenotlegend

historically authenticated fact. Theathill, however, retains

temple in the centre of the slope,andandhasa aTaoist

Confucian

shrinecollege its base,

on its ridge—hence a Buddhist

the name of

the

Chou “Hill of thebronzes

dynasty Three Religions.” Theautograph College boasts theofpossession of some very Chu fine

Hsi, who was connectedandwithalsothesome college in the writings the celebrated

twelfth century. Near thescholar,

Buddhist

monastery, the trees are exceptionally tall and large. The whole

wooded, and in the spring (when the azaleas are in flower) or authumn (when the leaves slope here is well-

are of all tints) the scenerysouthern

aa commanding is of greatstretches

beauty.of the

FromSiang the balconyside,of the

andTaoist thetemple

bird’s-eye viewviewof ofthethewhole city of Changsha and ofontheoneintervening onisland other

are

obtainable.

One of the finest buildings inside the city is a memorial

In the beautiful gardens of this temple there is now established a High School and temple to Tseng Kuo-fan.

College

B. Sc., isforthegirls,

greatthegrand-daughter

Principal of which, Miss Tsen

of the distinguished holds thehimself.

statesman LondonTheredegreeisofa

A366 1HANGSHA

second

Tseng Kuo-fan. There is also a temple on one

memorial temple to Tso Tsung-t’ang, one ofof the

the most famous

western lieutenants

streets to Chia ofI,

the most celebrated scholar of his day, who died in Changsha, B.C. 165. In the

temple is a marble settee which is alleged to have been used by Chia I.

Outside

$185,000 by atheofformer

city there is a veryforfinethehospital,

Yale graduate which was erected at a College

cost of

The direction the hospital is in the hands use of aofboard,

the Hunan-Yale

composed equallyMedical of repre-

sentatives

buildings are of the

in the Hunan gentryneighbourhood.

immediate and the Yale Mission. These areTheallYale School

outside theand

northCollege

gate.

which has branch offices in the Woodworth Building, New York. ThereCompany,

Outside the south gate are the famed antimony works of the Huachang are two

electric-lighting companies.

indoorOn Customs

the islandandarePost to beOffice

foundstaffs the and

British Consulate

of the managersand ofthetheresidences

Standardof Oil,

the

Asiatic

many otherPetroleum,

mercantile British-American

firms. Tobacco Companies, Butterfield & Swire and

siang,Many new Changteh

Yiyang, roads have and beenTaoyuan

built andtomotor buses now run

the Northwest, daily direct Leiyang.

Hengchowfu, to Ning-

Cheuchow and Ichang to the South and to Siangtan

from Changsha. The Changsha-Kweichow road, which runs via Changteh, and Packing to the Southwest

T’aoyuan, Shenchow (Yuanling), . Ch’enhsi and Yuanchow (Chihkiang), to

Hwanghsien on the Kweichow border—a distance of about 835 kilometres—

has been completed and opened to traffic. From Hwanghsien it is necessary

to travel for two days by chair before the journey can be continued by road

to Kweiyang. The Changsha-Szechwan road, branches off from the Changsha-

Kweichow road at Shenchow (Yuanling), whence it runs via Luhsi, Ch’ien-

ch’eng, Yungsui and Ch’at’ung, to Hsiushan—a distance of 220 kilometres.

The road-bed has been laid as far as Ch’at’ung. It is hoped that the surfacing

with stone and gravel will be completed and the road be opened to through

traffic

has beenby extended

Novemberandthisopened year.to The trafficChangsha-Changteh-Lichow-Tungyomiao

as far as Shasi on the Yangtze. The

Changsha-Hankow road, via P’ingkiang, T’ungch’eng and Tsungyang is

complete except for a distance of 25 kilometres between P’ingkiang and

T’ungch’eng. Progress is being made with this section, however, and through

traffic between Changsha and Hankow is now under discussion. The Changsha-

Kwangsi road, via Siangtan, Hengchow, Hungch’iao, Ch’ij'ang and Yungchpw

(Tingling, to Lishanp’u on the Kwangsi border, has been completed and

opened to traffic. From the border it is necessary to travel by chair for half

a day to Hwangshaho, whence the road has been completed as far as Kweilin.

The Changsha-Kwantung road, via Siangtan, Hengchow and Leiyang, to

Pingshek was completed and opened to traffic two years ago.

Trade in 1939

The year 1939 was probably the worst in the history of the port of Changsha, the

entire

and city having been destroyed by a fireofwhich

housesstarted on the 13th November 1938

whatraged for ofthree

remains days,remains

it, still 12 square miles

in total darkness atbeing

nightreduced

owing totothe ashes. The city,

destruction of

the powerwasplant,

in what onceand oneeven

of theat the

finestclosecities

of 1939 the population

in China. Fightinghardly numbered

was hardly ever150,000

more

than 50 miles distant, the rivers were mined, roads and railways cut, Changsha and

adjacent cities were constantly bombed from the air, the dollar fell to a record low

level, while new regulations were imposed to control foreign exchange. Fortunately,

the best crop of paddy in 10 years was harvested and, since communications were so

abnormal, much of the rice had to be sold locally thus reducing to some extent the

cost of living for the poorer classes. For foreigners, Changsha almost ceased to exist

as a trade mart. Conditions were comparatively peaceful during the first quarter of

1939, but in April the situation became worse with Nanchang falling,and it being

feared that Changsha would become the centre of the war zone.

As recorded by the Customs, the value statistics of the trade of the port were: direct

foreign imports, $242,000 as compared with $617,000; coastwise importations of Chinese

 CHANGSHA A 367

merchandise, $1.7 million as against $19.7 million; direct exports

$5,000; and coastwise exports of Chinese produce $5 million as compared with $11.7 abroad, nil as against

million.

Being inaccessible to ocean-going steamers, the port of Changsha has never, even

inDuring

normalthepeaceful

year under timesreview

handled

thereanywereconsiderable

no importationsvolumeofofkerosene

direct foreign

oil, the trade.

small

Selling prices on the market ranged from $26 to $30 per unit at the beginningCanton.

trade done being from stocks imported during 1938 from Hongkong and of the

year, but had risen to $70-80 by the end of this period. Gasolene was subject to strict

control,

sugar being the oilclosed

companies importingnonone

by hostilities, during the year.

consignments of TaikooThe normal

sugar weretradeimported

route for

during

Szechwan the and

yearKwangtung

either by Messrs.

originButterfield

was imported & Swire or their

to meet agents.requirements.

the usual Native sugarNoof

direct importation of artificial indigo was recorded, while only a few consignments of

other

as thedyestuffs entered

oil companies the province.

ceased to make newThetinsimport of tinnedand

for kerosene plates came toinatheir

gasolene standstill,

local

installations.

sugar, but there were arrivals by junk and other means of conveyance from import

Of coastwise imports, there was a decline in the, recorded Szechwanof

and

and Kwangtung,

cigarettes allofdeclined.

which no The

figuresChangsha

are available.

office ofCotton yarn, cotton

the Nanyang pieceTobacco

Brothers goods,

Company was closed and removed ot Kweiyang as a result of the evacuation of

Changsha in November 1938, and naturally no cigarettes of this company were

imported

The importationin 1939,oflarge quantities

raw cotton of hand-rolled cigarettes appearing on the market.

declined.

In the absence of direct shipments of cargo for abroad, the value recorded under

this heading ofhasrulesusually

introduction beenthethatexport

governing for ofinternational

cargo and theexport sale ofparcels

foreign only. The

currencies,

applicable

complete to parcels, has

standstill.which brought the

The totalbe value export parcel

of Chinese traffic with

produce shipped foreign countries

showed aa

coastwiseChangsha to

noticeable

and ports decline,

in the occupiedmayareas explained

and also by thethechanged

stoppage of trade

trade routesbetween

followed by many

articles collecting

largest produced incentre

the province.

in Hunan,Inthese the were

case no of longer

bristles,forwarded

for whichviaSiangtan

Changsha,is butthe

were shipped direct from Siangtan to Hengyang. There were no shipments under

General

case Regulations

of antimony of human

and after

wolfram hair, while there

ore (tungsten), was a decrease

the controlling under

offices tea

were oil.

moved In the

from

Changsha to Linling Changsha was destroyed by fire.

decrease in the export of fire-crackers, while native paper, although falling on, There was a striking

remained th6 only outstanding item.

Large quantities of rice and other cereals have been bottled up; with the exception

ofnoteshipments to the With

were made. provinces

moreof, than

Kwangtung

sufficientandtoKwangsi,

feed the nopopulation,

transactionstheworthy

need forof

importations

Government from abroad was not felt, while the export abroad was prohibited by the

Under shipping, entrances and clearainces under General Regulations amounted to

705

tonsvessels

in 1938.aggregating 25,917 tons as compared with 1,536 vessels aggregating 277,191

A368 CHANGSHA

DIRECTORY

ig & ift * iE Sffl ® 18 & Tidewaiters—Ip

Fnng Yun Sun, Hou

Sang, WangChia

YatMing,

Jui,

Ying shang a si a huo yu hung si Fang Yu Ching, Li Hsiu Ling,

Asiatic PetroleumDoric;

Ltd.—Cable Co. (North China), Liang Ching Yin, Chow Yu Wei

Y. F. Clarke,Ad:manager Code: Bentley’s Sung Han

Ling Chen Chung,

Hung, SoLi Hung

Te-tsung,

Ki,

Ci.en Tsiao, Chen Tun Cheng,

Ching Ling, Wang Djao Chien, Hok

£ ^ Tai koo Hwang Bing Ming,

Hien, Chen

Lee Tsin

Butterfield & Swire, Steamship and

Insurance Agents, Sugar and Paint Kyung Sing En YTh,

Yin,

Merchants—Teleph. 291 ; Cable Ad : Yung Yun Man, Li Hsun, Chang

Swire Kang

Loo Cheng,

Shou Hui, Feng

Kong,SunWong Shiu Kwing,

R. H. Blake, signs per pro.

Lee Yuan Ling, Chinese manager Lin Chia ChiehSeng Hong,

Fang, Ho

Yen Chi, Liu Pah Ling, Lu Yu Sen,

H) & I}* Koo Tsoong Yih, Lau Yun Tsoi,

Kwoh

HuangWan ChunCheng,

Ho, Wang

ChangYa-tung,

Soong

Central China Trading Co., Exporters, Yun, Chao Yu Ho, Lu Chung

Importers, Engineers and Contractors

—33, Sha Lu Pu Kai; Teleph. 791; Ching, Chou Wen Chun, Liu

Ad:M.Centchina Kwang

Meng Hwa, Hsu, LiHu Chi

You Hsun.

Son, Chiang

Toong

S. Chang, general manager Zung Sung, Chang Hsin Lieh and

as £! m & Chen Ching Wen

Changsha Club— Harbour

Lai Master’s Clerk—Liu Hou

Chairman—F.

Hon. Secretary H.- R.Heinrichsohn

P. Dobson

Hon. Treasurer—V. F. Clarke Tr ^ ^ ^

Committee—R. H. Blake Ozarnetzki & Co. Export and Import

Teleph. 410; Cable Ad: Eximport

CONSULATES A. Czarnetzki, signs the firm

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain ft ft ?? m,

Consul—S. L. Burdestt, m.c. DeutscheFarben-Handelsgesellschaft,

Waibel & Co.—22, Ling Kuan Tuh

Japan— Chen Kai; Cable Ad: Waidefag; Codes:

Consul—S. Takai Rud. K.Mosse.

F. Hans Head Office: Shanghai

Heinrichsohn

Theophile | Walter Sperber

Customs,

ActingChinese Maritime—C. P. Rouse Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer-

Commissioner—R.

Assistants—Tseng Kwang-chuh, T’u chants—Cable Ad: Jardine

T. H. Chen, agent (Absent)

Shou

Fung Kee YuenChu Wen-tsao and

Chen,

Clerks—Tai

hsun, TangNgan Jeh, Chang

Kuo Chun, Hsiao-

Liu Tsin, Li Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China),

Chun-hsu, Yuan ChinTsoKuang, Shih Ltd.—Cable Ad: Ligmytoco

Hsiu

Yung Chiao, Huang

Hwa, Pai Liang, Hu MISSIONS

Chi Hsing, YenChih TsengMing,

Yu,Chang

Feng

Wah Chien, Kao Shih

Hsin Yeh and Chu Jen Siu Yung, Liu la :BI

American PresbyterianChangMission,

Lao WeiNorth

Tidesurveyor—J. L. Stewart —Outside

Miss andNorth

EthelMrs. Gate

L. Davis

Boat Officer—Ch’ang Wei-sin Rev. A. H. Birkel

Examiners—Peng Min Teh, Chang Rev. and Mrs, W. (On

H. Clark

Chiu, Lin Ki Si, Leung Cheuk-fun,

Yang Koh Yung, Hsi Pei Kao and Miss E. S. Mckee leave)(On leave)

Yen I Sze Miss G. Bayless (On leave)

 CHANGSHA

BlindK. Girls’ School—

Niederberger and Wife Rev. Einar Smebye, supt. (On leave)

Miss A. Forstraeier Rev. Johan Torset, acting supt.

Th.

Rev.Gilje,

Sam. treasurer

Samuelsen

Catholic Convent— Miss Barbra Stabell (On leave)

Superior—Maria Jacoba

Sisters—Yalere, Thibault, De Cana, M # PP ^ ^ JE m >6 ft ^ ^

Esterina, Zenobia and Assunta Orphanage

Orphanage—Tract Press & Faith

Catholic Mission — Allen N. Cameron, supt.

Right

Fr. KengRev. P. Lacchio, bishop

Fr. & m ^ &n m

Fr. Valle, director

Bonansea, (Seminary)

do. (Mission School) Post Office (Hunan District Head

Office)—

Fr. Massa (Siangyin) Director—Ye Ting Shwei (Postal

Fr. Negro (Liuyang)

Fr. Valfre (Changsha) Commissioner)

Fr. Boverio (Yiyang) Chief of Accounts

partment and Checking

(Deputy De-

Postal Com-

Fr. Druetto (Liuyang) missioner)— Wang Liang-chun

Fr. Graziano (Tafupin)

Very Rev. Fr. Calzolari (Siangtan) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—

Fr. Rubini (Siangtan)

Fr. Amorotti (Hengshan) D. G. Folts, manager

Fr. Lieou (Siangsiang) A. T. Parker, asst, manager

Fr. Rossi (Siangtan) J. H. Taylor, Instal. supt.

Fr. Verucchi (Yuhsien)

Fr. Liao (Anhwa) f*i & $ Ic

Fr. Rolando

Fr. (Liuyang)

Alieri (Tsingkang) Tang

An Chen Rung Sze

Fr.

Fr. Liprandi (Ningsiang)

Menni (Siangtan) ducers andLtd.,

& Co., W. A., Antimony

Distributors — Cable Pro-

Ad:

Fr. Balducci (Liling) Watangco; Codes : Acme,

edn., Bentley’s, Universal andA.B.C. 6th

Private

Fr. Lorenzi (Chuchow)

Fr. Negro (Changsha) Hi & £j ± ll

^ ft w & Texas Co., The, Petroleum Products—

China Inland Mission — Cable Ad: Cable Ad: Texaco

Inland B. W. Cheng, manager

Ch. Wohlleber and Wife Tung Chang Co., Exporters, Importers

A. Ettling (treasurer) and Wife and Smelters—23, Lou Pu Kai;

Hudson Taylor Hospital — Cable Ad: Teleph. 662; Cable Ad: Taoli

Inland

Dr. Yale-in-China Association—Cable Ad:

Dr. and Mrs. F.E. Witt

and Mrs. Eitel Yali, Chans:sha (Hunan,

Representative China) D wight

in China—Dr.

Miss E. Fischer

Miss A. Maisenbacher (On leave) D. Rugh

Acting Representatives & Treasurer

— Dr. P. F. Greene, m.d.

® m m m Yale-in-China School of Science, Hua

Hunan sheng king hsuoh hsiao Chung College, Hsichow, Yunnan

Hunan Bible Institute—1, Military President - F. C. M. Wei, ph.d.

Road; Dean of the School of Science—Dr.

Rev.Cable

C. A. Ad: Biolaand w ife

Roberts T. W. Zee

YaliHunan

Union Middle School, Yuanling

It S§ f! # 4* Principal—C. C. Lao

Chung hwa sin i hwei Dean—K. S. Ying

Norwegian Missionary Society (Det Business Manager—James K. Sheng

Norske Misjonsselskap)—Home Office: Dr. Dwight D. Rugh

Stavanger, Norway; Cable Ad : Mrs. Winifred Rugh

Norwegian Mission Prof. Burton B. Rogers

A370 CHAN GSHA ICHAN G

Mrs. Mary B. Rogers In Charge of Operation Room—Mi's.

Robert J. Clarke Maud Miller Pettus, r.n.

Donald McCabe Hsiang Ya School of Nursing, Ywarding,

National Hsiang Ya Medical College, Hunan

Kweiyang, Kweichow Supt.—Wang Tai Jen, r.n.

Director—H. C. Chang, m.d.

Hsiang Ya Hospital, Changsha, Hunan m® * si

Supt.—Dr. P. F. Greene, m.d., f.a.c.s.

Supt. of Nurses—Miss Marjorie K. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Tooker

Assistant in Surgery—Dr. W. W. —Teleph. 277: Cable Ad: Powhattan

Pettus R.YeeP.Kee

Dobson,

& Co.,divisional manager

distributors

ICHANG

H "yL I-chang

Ichang is one of the four ports opened to foreign trade on the 1st April,

1877, in accordance with Clause 1, Section 3, of the Chefoo Convention, it

is situated in lat. 30° 43.4' N., long. 111° 12.8' E., on the north bank of the

river Yangtze, about 363 miles above Hankow, and some five miles below the

entrance to the great Ichang Gorge, or just about 1,000 miles from the coast.

The navigation of the river tp this port is comparatively easy for vessels of

light draught and has in recent years been rendered easier by the labours

of the Customs River Department, which has marked every crossing and

established numerous aids to navigation. The anchorage is off the left bank,

and is good, except in freshets, when the anchors should be sighted every two

or three days. The port is the centre of a hilly country, the productions of

which are rice in the valleys, cotton on the higher grounds, winter wheat,

barley, and also the tungtzu trees, from which the ordinary wood oil is obtained

by pressing the nuts gathered from the trees. In the sheltered valleys, amongst

the mountain ranges west of the city, oranges, lemons, ppmeloes, pears, plums,

and a very superior quality of persimmops are grown, and find a ready market

in the city and at Shasi. The importance of Ichang is chiefly that ,pf ah

emporium for goods in transit to and from Chungking. Most of, the cargo

for the latter port is landed here and transferred, to steamers. Steam navigation

is practicable for the larger vessels from the middle of April to the end of

November and for the smaller vessels throughout, the year. The rates for.

foreign passengers are much higher than on the lower Yangtsze. Aids to

navigation and rules of the road through the gorges are efficiently maintained

by the Government, with three River Inspectors functioning between Chung-

king and Ichang, night navigation having been introduced in 1936. The

upward voyage to Chungking now takes between three and four days, and the

return trip just under two days. The port is now connected by motor highway

with Hankow and is an important station on the Hankow-Chungking and

Shanghai-Chengtu air service lines. The Hupeh-Szechuan motor highway,

which will pass Ichang, is under survey. The estimated Chinese population

of Ichang is 110,000.

Trade in 1939

ing Some improvement

value statistics: in the trade

directofforeign conditions

imports, at Ich;ing

$12,000 is revealed

as compared from

with$9.9 theinfollow-

$ 15,000 1938;

coastwise

coastwise importations native goods, $10.8 million as against millionj and

While suchexportations

staple foreignof Chinese

imports asproduce,

sugar, $10.8 million

kerosene as against

oil, and gasolene$6.8completely

million.

disappeared from the records

more than twentyfold of this(from

in quantity port,2,304

coastwise imports

to 47,737 of rawSalt

quintals). cottonincreased

increasedto

363,779 quintals from 257,343 quintals in 1938. Medicinal substances, not otherwise

 ICHANG A371

recorded, advanced in value from $391,000 ito $791,000, but imports of native sugar,

cigarettes, cotton yarn, and cotton piece goods all declined. Exports coastwise of

wood oil dwindled to only 3,564 quintals from 103,862 quintals in 1937 and 54,971

quintals

exported induring

1938. theTheyear

totalamounted

value of torawover

cotton, cotton yarn,

$7 million, and 70cotton

or about piece ofgoods

per cent the

total export trade.

The total number of vessels entered aiid cleared under General Regulations

2,361 with an aggregate tonnage of 504,776; tons, as against 2,970 vessels with 1,430,- was

168 tons

tons, in that

while 1938. forTheforeign

tonnage

flagsforhadChinese vessels dropped

also a decrease of 353,710from

tons 923,277 to 351,595

as compared with

506,891 tons in the preceding year. Conditions on the river remained normal

throughout the year, the highest gauge reading at Ichang being

zero on the 1st August and the lowest 0.48 metre above zero on the 7th February.13.17 metres above

DIRECTORY

CONSULATES

Ying shang a si a huo yu hung sze

Asiatic Petroleum

Ltd.—Cable Co. (North China),

Ad: Doric ft ¥ st a a

Ta fa ling shih fu

Bank of China—Ear Ma Road; Tele- France—

phone 88; Cable Ad : 6892 Consul—(Residing at Hankow)

Hu ,Chung

Yen I Shan,Hou, manager

accountant

Lan Pao Liang, cashier B -§ m & -k

Hung Ching Sien Ta ying ling shih fu

Ni Che Min | Yu Tu Shen Great Britain—Teleph. 96; Cable Ad:

Britain

^ Tai koo

Butterfield A Swire ( John Swire & H H S 1 chan9

Sons,

Swire Ltd.), Merchants — CablA Ad: Customs, Chinese Maritime—

A. C. Evans, signs per pro. . Commissioner—Tu Ping Ho

Tidesurveyor —W. E. Davies

Asst. Boat Officer—Liu Hao Yao

% & m m Chief River

Asst. Examiner—Lau

Inspector, Pui-tong

Middle Yang-

Chau song nee cheuk tze—11. B. M. Muirhead

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation District River Inspector, Middle

Co.— Yangtze—E. H. Sexton

Ouyang Beh Dah, manager

CLUBS

Hupeh Salt Administration Ichang

Ichang Costoms Club— Sub-Office—

Acting Asst. District Director—Sung

President

Customs — Commissioner of Hui-hua

Hon. Secretary—Harbour Master Associate

Seguela Asst. District Director—R.

Ichang Recreation Club—

Committee M. Frandsen LeeSpirit

(chairman),— R.S.R. Wolfenden

Chong & Co., Provisions Wine k

Merchants—

secretary), J. Tippin (hon.

(hon.

treasurer),

Brown E. Sexton and W. G. MISSIONS

Sports Committee (Sub-Commit- American Church Mission—

tee)—Dr, Forbes Tocher

man), E. Sexton and H. Loach (chair-

Deaconess — E. W. Riebe

A372 ICHANG

Chdkch op Scotland— Swedish Missionary Society—

T. Chalmers Borthwick, m.b., ch.b. Rev. F. A. Wennborg

Miss C. A. Maclellan Mrs. F. A. Wennborg

Miss M. E. Pirie, h.a.

Miss C.M.H.J. Slimmon,

Miss Pirie m. a.

Kev. Forbes Tocher, M.C., c.b.b., Nisshin

kisen

Risen Kaisha—Cable Ad: Nissi-

d.d.

Miss H. D. Wilson

Rev. Iain Campbell, m.a. fa fS ^ ~ g &

Miss D. Strickland I chang i teng yu chu

W. Gordon Brown, m d. Post Office—Cable Ad: Postos

t m It f First Class Postmaster—Tsang Fong-

Evangelical Lutheran Mission— fu

Elmer H. Thode and Wife Societe Francaise

>t|ft zfc ^ Tien Ckoo Tang Cable Ad: Chiris du Hau Yang Tse—

Roman Catholic Mission— C. C. Chiris. manager

Rt. Rev. N. Gubbels, apost. vie.

Rev Fathers M. Vlaminck, A. ft w m n

Timmers, H. Adons, R. Van

Voorden,

den Bosch, Fr. XThCorbisier, A. Van

Hesseling, Chu fu yang hong

Ch, Union Franco-Chinoise

Goethals, F. Mevis, V. Stolle —The Bund of Yang-tszedeRiver. Navigation

Head

M. Perlot, F. Vrydaghs, E. Office: Chungking. Branches: Shang-

Adons, U. Van Sever, P. Ver hai, Hankow, Ichang and Wanhsien

cauteren E. Delaporte, G. Van C. C. Chiris, general manager

Nieywenhyuse, M. Van Steen-

winckel, C. Van der Borght, D.

Put, G. Hugelier, F. Libens,

Th. Uyttenbroeck, P. Diricken. Yangtsze Rapid Steamship

Ad: RapidcoCo. (Fed. Inc.,

D. Engelen, F. Van Mosseke, U.S.A.)—Cable H. E. Case, asst, generalpresident

manager &

G. Boutsen, L. Adams, G. Van W. Hoyt Lansing,

Weert, L. Lyupaert, V. Gyse general manager

iinck, A. Moerman, E. Peirs

man, C. Goossens,

Veegaete, L. Stas, S.A.Decock,

Van deL. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Callebaut, R. Daniels, M. Smeets —Cable Ad: Powhattan-Code: Bentley’s

and J. Mestdagh L. K., Ngai, manager

 CHUNGKING

m * Chuny-king

The city of Chungking, situated in lat. 29 deg. 33 min. N., long. 106 deg.

30 min. E., may well be described as not only the commercial capital of Szechuen but

of the whole of Western China. The foreign import trade centres here, and is then

distributed by a smaller class of trading junks up the various rivers of the province.

The city occupies the end of a high and rocky bluff forming a peninsula, at the

junction

latter. Theof the river streets

principal Kia-lingof with theinYangtsze,

the city, which are1,400manymiles

finefrom

shops,thearemouth

on theofside

the

of the Yangtsze, while new motor roads have now been driven right through

the heart of the city, work still continuing in different directions, and one

road leads out by way of the Tung Yuan Gate, where it merges with the new

Great East Road to Chengtu, over 285 miles distant, which has been completed

and is open to traffic. The city is surrounded by a crenelated stone wall

which is some five miles in circumference, pierced with nine gates. This wall

which has now been partially demolished, was built in 1761, replacing an older

one. Chungking is now electrically lighted, the service being now controlled

by the Municipality. The climate of Chungking is depressing, the summer

being hot and damp, the winters raw and chilly, with thick fogs from November

to March. The ordinary rise of the river is about 75 feet; on 6th August,

1898, it rose to 101 ft., on 11th August, 1905, to 108 ft., on 22nd July, 1920, to

95 ft. 2 in., on 14th July, 1921, to 100 ft., 90 ft. at the beginning of August

1931 and on 4th August 1936 to 93 feet. In 1908 it only attained a height of

52 feet 4 inches. According to a Chinese report, the river rose 120 feet in 1878.

On the left bank of the Kialing and facing Chungking, extending below the

junction of the two rivers, is the walled city formerly styled Kiangpei Ting

and now known as Kiangpei Hsien. It is proposed eventually to connect the

two towns by a steel bridge. These two cities and the large villages in their

immediate neighbourhood are estimated to contain a population of about

700,000.

The port was declared open to foreign trade in 1891, since which date a large

trade has

junks, butbeen donelastboth

for the in imports

twenty years inandsteam

exports, carriedvessels.

and motor at first in foreign chartered

Trade in 1939

kingOwing

with fairto itsprospects

positionofascommercial

the wartimeactivity.

capital ofConsequent,

China, the year openedonat the

moreover, Chung-fall

ofbothHankow the railway to Canton could no longer be

import and export cargoes being diverted to the various highways. used as a means of transport,

fromComparative

abroad, $1 millionstatisticsasforcompared

the tradewithof the$2.6portmillion;

were ascoastwise

follows:importations

direct importsof

Chinese produce, $26.4 million as against $34.5 million;

379 as against $203,131; and coastwise exports of Chinese goods, $9.5 milliondirect exports abroad,as $373,-

com-

pared with $16.5 million.

showed Of direct

a great foreign

decline, imports, gasolene

the former and kerosene, although still heading the list,

latter from 2,278,041 to 4,087 litres. falling off fromhostilities

The present 1,145,559 have

to 116,969

dealt alitres andblow

serious the

totiesthein oiltransportation

companies, who have been unable to replenish their stocks owing to difficul-

cotton increased from and 37,647Government restrictions.

quintals valued Amongtocoastwise

at $2.1 million imports,valued

72,989 quintals raw

atfrom$2.198,285

million to 72,989 quintals valued at $4.7 million, while cotton

quintals valued at $15 million to 28,546 quintals valued at $6.3 million yarn decreased

ofpreference

the latter.beingTheregivenwastoathenoticeable

former owing

increaseto intheimportations

unprecedentedof increase in the price

iron manufactures

electrical materials and fittings, and chemicals

the increase in population and in industrial development. and chemical compounds as a result of

A374 fCHUNGKING

In direct exports abroad there was an increase both by air and by parcel post.

Musk advanced from 263 hectogrammes valued at $17,480 to 436 hectogrammes

valued at $35,513, while the value of medicinal substances increased from $97,442

tocotton

$196,204. Among coastwise

yarn, cigarettes, exports,materials,

and electrical the special features

which were theto increase

were shipped Hupeh onof

arrival

being cut off, Szechwan salt and sugar were shipped in large quantities for ports

by highway. Owing to the river traffic with the Lower Yangtze con-

sumption mostly in Hupeh and Hunan. Shortage of transport accounted for the

decrease in bristles and wood oil, which are now controlled

and the China Trade Commission respectively. Only 143 quintals of the former by the Central Trust

werecompared

asfrom exportedwithas against

128,870 3,389

quintals.quintals

For inthe1938,

sameandreason

8;055 silkquintals

entirelyof disappeared

the latter

the returns.

It was have

machinery, reported

beenthat 243 factories,

successfully withtoover

removed 600,000 Intonsorder

Szechwan. of materials and

to ameliorate

the shortage of cotton, the Government is endeavouring

through extension work, combating of diseases and insect pests, increased cotton to increase production

acreage, and distribution of improved seed to farmers. The Provincial Sericulture

Improvement

isbeing

also under Commission is establishing more experimental stations,Attempts

while a arescheme

made towayimprove

for thetheextension

plantation of credits

of woodto silk merchants.

oil trees, while the reclamationalsoof

sparsely populated districts on the Szechwan-Yunnan border is being organised for

the

minesdevelopment of industries

and minerals, a scientificandresearch

mines and partythe sponsored

raising of live

by thestock.Anglo-Chinese

As regards

Boxer Indemnity Fund Trustee Board has been organised for scientific and geological

study in Szechwan and Sikang

With the approach of the high-water season in April steamers of deep draught

were able surveyed

tensively to resumeintheir sailingsofdown

the spring 1939 river.

in orderTheto Chungking

further theharbour

requirements was ex-of

shipping. Much was done in the field of communications,

Szechwan-Sikang, Szechwan-Kansu, and East and West Szechwan-Yunnan highways four new highways—the

—being under construction during the year. The building of the Chungking-Chengtu

Railway

paid to was

the also pushed forward

improvement of thewithwaterways

redoubledinefforts.

Szechwan, Muchsuchattention was also

asthetheefficiency

Kwanho,

Kingshakiang, and Upper Kialingkiang, while, in order to increase of

junk transportation, 320 junks of newly approved type with a total tonnage of 7,644

tons were built at Chungking during the year.

Besides a network of air lines radiating from Chungking to all important cities

in “Free China,” the wartime capital is now closely connected with the outside wdrld

by three international air routes,line,theandChungking-Kunming-Hanoi

king-Kunming-Lashio-Rangoon the Chungking-Hami-Almaline, Ata the

line.Chung-

Many

improvements were witnessed during the year in telephone, telegrahic, and postal

services.

The citytheof year.

throughout Chungking was subjected to frequent bombings by Japanese planes

 CHUNGKING A375

DIRECTORY

nMei&yah jtdoit sien

f* hung szuft Chungking Import China—Cable Ad:

Imposica

American - A static Underwriters, Fed. B. Morosoff, manager

Inc., U.S.A.—General Insurance: Fire,

Marine, Motor-car, Life, Accident,

glary, Plate-glass, Baggage and Special Bur- CONSULATES

Risks—4,

15; Cable Ad: Pen Underiters

Hsiang Gai; P. 0. Box France—

C.L. V.T. Chen,

Starr, manager

president (Shanghai) Consul—J. Medard

H pK IB ^ A

Anderson, L.£A., a Merchant* and Com- GreatTa Britain—Cable

ying tsung ling sze shu

Ad: Britain

mission Agent — 2. Hai-shih Road, Consul - General -- K. Bumstead

(Acting)

South Bank; Cable Ad: Andyco Consul—L. C. Mackenzie (Acting;

*T £ m m i t

An Lee Yang Rang

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Engineers and Customs, Ch’ung ch’ing hai kuan

Chinese Maritime —

Merchants—P.O.

Harchi Box 73; Cable Ad:

K. Y. Yuen, a.m.i.e.e., engineer & Revenue In-door:

representative Commissioner—Lu Shou Wen

Assistants—Pu Lu Chung, Liu E.

Tsu, Tso Chang-chin and Yao

Chen-siao

Ying sharig a si a hiio yu hung sze Out-door:

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Acting Tidesurveyor

Ltd.—Cable

T. F. R. Waters,Ad: Doric

manager Master—Ko Yee How& Harbour

L. S. F. Drakeford, Instal. manager Marine :

River Inspector—S. C. M. Frandsen

J. Moo,re | C. R. Elton Asst. River Inspector—G. R. G.

Hi & PS *5 0 Worcester

Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., Importers and District

MunbyRiver Inspector—L. St. J.

Exporters—Cable Ad: Enterprise

British ££ fig Re Fu

Hon.Chamber of Commerce—

Secretary—B. M. Barry DeutsoheFarben-Handelsgesellschaft,

Waibel Co,, Importers of Dyes,

^ Tai Tcoo Chemicals, etc.—Young Bros. Building;

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants—Cable Cable

W. Ad: Waidefag

Becker | G. Yeth

Ad : Swire

I. E. L. Mackay, signs per pro. oimfh ft i $

C. H. G. Gordon Ying shang po na men yang kien

la iit I& iti yu hsien kung sze

Chau shang yu chu Imperial ChemicalofIndustries

Ltd., Importers Alkalis and(China),

Com-

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Tai Ping Tu, Nar-An; P.O. Box 27;

m u< ^ m Cable

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Quick,

Chungking Ice Co., Inc., Cold Storage (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Facilities, Ice and Aerated Waters

Manufacturers—46,

Shih Men City Wall, Chin Indo^China Steam Navigation Co.,

J H. Schwer, general manager Ltd.—

Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents

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and Exporters—Cable Ad:

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J ardine,

BarryMatheson &Dodwell,& Co.,

Ltd.,Ltd., Merchants Standvac

agents R. E. Gregory, manager

G.Mrs.M.C.Lowe

J. Hughes | A. L. Honnor

Mackenzie & Co., n Ltd.—m

Barry & Dodwell, Ltd., agents Stromwall Trading Co. —Cable Ad:

Stromtrade

n ^ m m )\\ m W. Heikel

Szechuen mei fung yin hong m & i* « a™ * * # a &

Mei Feng Bank of Szechuen, The— Yin kuo kan paonahsan

da yuen

kung minjen

sze shao

Cable Ad: Meifenbank Sun Barry

Life &Assurance

H. J. Kang, general manager

L. C. Kung, manager Dodwell, Ltd., of

Co. Canada—

agents

S. H. Peng, sub-manager ^

Z.C.H. T.H.Y.Ling,

Tshu,sub-manager

Tseu,asst,

chiefmanager

secretary

Szechwan Handels-Gesellschaft m.b.H.

—Cable Ad: Handgesell; Code: A.B.C.

H. M. Chow, chief accountant 5th Ausg.

C. T. Ho (Trust Dept.) Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—Cable

mM (Successors

fr to Philip- Ad: Texaco

Philippidis Ph. || Chu Fu

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Philippidi; Union Franco-Chinoise de Navigation

A.B.C. 5th Edition & Bentley’s (French)—Head Office: Chungking.

Ph. M. Philippidis, manager Branches: Shanghai, Hankow, Ichang

Agents for-. and Wanhsien

Polak & Schwarz, Ltd. (Essential Oil E. LiCharrier, manager

& Essences) TengTseHui Fu, Chih,

asst, manager

clerk-in-charge

m n in m

Tung chwan yti, cheng kwan h chu O. E. Vongehr, Federal Inc., ft n m £

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Ad: General Agents for McKesson &U.S.A., Rob-

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Cable Inc.,

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Alacrity; Wanhsien

Director—Chau Wan Tung

First

DzaoClass Postmaster (Wanhsien)— andP. Hankow

Dzing-lih

(Head Office)

C. Low, manager

Wollheim Gebrueder & Co., Importers

andF. Exporters—

mSi chwan m ® & m

yu cheng kv>anjfin chuif Jessel, sole proprietor

Post Office (Western Szechwan District) ft ^ Banking ^ ^Corpora-

—Head Office: Chengtu; Cable Ad: Young Brothers

Postos, Chengtu I-chen

Director—Tseng tion, Banking,Shipping,

Savings and Service

Asst. Director—Chen Lin Departments Warehouse,

Safekeeping, Insurance and Com-

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 HANGCHOW

#) Pi Hang-chow

Hangchow, the capital of the province of Chekiang, is situated 120 miles south-

west of Shanghai, and 110 miles south of Soochow, adjacent to the Chien-tang River

the

at the apexRiver

Green of Robert

of a bay whichFortune’s famousforjourneys

is too shallow to the neighbouring

the navigation of steamers. teaThedistricts),

mouth

ofnavigation.

the river is,The moreover,

highest bores occur in autumn during which

visited by a bore, or tidal wave, further

the three days endangers

after the

middle of the eighth moon, and Haining is the best place for

phenomenon, which is formed by the north-east trade wind heaping up the water of observing this famous

the

like Pacific

a funnel,on and

the China

the masscoast and causing

of water rushingenormous

up, moretides.and Hangchow Bay is shaped

more concentrated as it

advances, is suddenly confronted by the current of the river.

opposition, acting in concert, bank up the rising water. Gathering momentum and The constriction and

speed with the immense pressure of the ocean behind it, thus forcing its volume into

the ever-narrowing

tide, a height of as much waterway,

as 15 feetthe bore

as itoccasionally

rushes, withattains,

a roar atlikea thunder,

favi mrablealong

spring-

the

sea-wall on the northern shore of the Bay, at a rate sometimes reaching 12 miles an

hour.

Before the Taiping rebellion Hangchow shared with Soochow the reputation of

being one of the finest cities in the Empire on account of its wealth and splendour,

but it was almost

considerable destroyed

degree,pitch

and isofonce by thepopulous

more rebels.andSince then itthough

flourishing, has recovered toyeta

it hasthenotmost

regained its former prosperity. Historically, Hangchow is

interesting city in the Republic. The earliest reference to it in the annals dates bao : perhaps

totheB.C. 219A dynasty

Wu-Yiieh The greatmadeShihithuang-ti visited theIt place in B.C. 210,under

and the kings,

Sungf

dynasties {circa A.D. 960-1200) thattheir capital.

Hangchow becamewas,most however,

famous as a capital.the Marco

Polo spent

famous andconsiderable

picturesquetime in the city,

Ling-yin and, toMonastery,

Buddhist this day, hisHangchow

image mayis indeed

be seen aingreat

the

centre of Buddhism, and its temples include some of the

The famous Yo Wang Temple, on the West Lake, which perpetuates the name of a most remarkable in China.

revered Chinese patriot in the 12th century, has been reconstructed under the au-

spices

meet the of the Military involved.

expenditure Governor, who has been successful in raising large sums to

Hangchow was declared open to foreign trade on the 26th September, 1896, in

accordance with the terms of the Japanese Treaty. The latest census taken in May, 19S3

by the local authorities shows that the population is 529,663.

One of the sights of Hangchow is the beautiful Western Lake, dotted with islets

crowned with shrines and memorial temples. Several of the islands are connected

by causeways. The general picturesque effect is heightened by temples, pagodas and

similar monuments judiciously placed in effective spots; while the slopes of the hills

bordering the lake on the west are bright with azaleas, honeysuckle, and peach-blossom

at various seasons of the year; and clusters of bamboos, several kinds of conifers, tallow

and camphor trees, and maple, in rich profusion, all enhance the grandeur of the scene.

Foreign-style houses and villas are also springing up along the lake shore, and a motor

scenic road around the lake has been completed as far as Linying temple. The west-

ern wall of the city has been pulled down to some extent, and a broad lake shore

promenade, about two miles in length, with spacious gardens has been constructed.

Indeed, the whole of this district has been laid out with a series of imposing tree-

bordered thoroughfares, all of great length and width, comparable with the principal

streets of any large city in the world. In this area the buildings are chiefly foreign-

style, many of the Government offices and other premises being well constructed and

 A378 HANGCHOW

ofoneimpressive size. Railway

Several Station

hotels, inandsemi-foreign-style, have been opened, including

besides one with western accommodationothers

near the City on thenear the Public

lake-shore near Garden on the

the Imperial Lake,

Island.

Achow fineareY.M.C.A. building was completed early in 1920. The

numerous and extraordinarily picturesque; and any person who can allow a excursions around Hang-

month for the trip should not fail to explore the rapids of the Ch’ien-t’ang River as far

asgorgesthe and

Anhwei border.

park-like rollingThecountry,

green the crystalline waterheavily

lofty heights, and afforested

constant alternation

right down toof

the sandy banksetc.,withcombine

every variety ofa conifer, camphor tree,scarcely

scrub oak, maple, tallow

Sport of all kinds is to be had in profusion, including excellent fly-fishing.in Japan.

tree, bamboo, to form series of landscapes equalled

The site selected for the Foreign Settlement extends for half a mile along the east

bank

nearestof point

the Grand

of theCanal;

city wall.it covers over half Settlement

The Japanese a square mile and isit four

adjoins on themiles fromandtheis

north

about the same size. The Custom-house and Commissioner’s and Assistants’ residences

are

building.built onThetheHangchow

Customs Electric

Lot, andLight thereCompany

is also a Chinese

has erectedPoliceoutside

StationtheinKena modern

Shan

Men a large installation for the supply of current to the suburbs.

Some three of four miles south-west of Hangchow city lies the rising little town of

Zakow, situated upon the Ch’ien-t’ang River at the railway head. The Socony-

Yacuum Corporation, the Asiatic Petroleum Co., and several missionary establishments

(including a large College) have their headquarters here. For residential purposes

the hillyafford

breezes, sites far

in the

morevicinity,

sanitary overlooking

locations thanthethebroad estuarymalarial

low-lying and open to the sea10

Settlement

miles away.

Halfway between Hangchow and Shanghai is Kashing, where the Grand Canal

joins

tion under the Whangpoo

HangchowRiver andonwaswhichfirstShanghai

opened isinsituated. Kashing isduties

1898 for collecting a Customs Sta-

on foreign

opium, owing to the fiscal arrangements being against the collection at Hangchow.

A railway from the Settlement to the further end of Hangchow City near

the Ch’ien

and with T’ang

Chinese river was completed

capital. Therenorthisin now

September,

railway1907.connection

It was built solely

withthe by Chinese

Shanghai vid

Kashing.

summer Twenty-eight

resort of Mokanshan miles which is of

now Hangchow

connected is

withsituated

the motor well

road known

leading

from Hangchow to Nanking and it can be reached in one hour’s time from Hangchow.

Special

reachedbus fromservice

Shanghaiis alsobymaintained

way of the along railwaythisandlinea during the hotservice

motor-launch season.in tenIt can be

hours.

There are now over 500 houses on the slope of a hill about 2,250 feet high. The scenery

isafford

magnificent andallthe

shade toare the views

roads, areandvery

cleargrand. Bamboo forests cover Chairs

the mountain and

for baggage always available, andmountain

are undersprings abound.

contract and coolies

with the Mokanshan

Association. Houses more or less completely furnished can be rented. The difference

in temperature from the plain amounts to 10° F. in the day and 15° F. at night.

climate Save for the prevalence ofsalubrious.

malaria—which, however, isare

nothot,

of athevirulen type—the

are wet ofandHangchow raw, butis thefairlyautumn July and

is delightful, August

and the winter is coldspring months

and breezing.

Trade in 1939

occupation The portwith

of Hangchow,

no Customshaving been occupied

functioning, no report in 1937

on tradeand remaining in Japanese

or trade statistics are

 HANGCHOW A379

DIRECTORY

^ ^ It ^ 55 ^ # ft • Nui ti huei

Mei yah pao sien kung sze China Inland Mission—

American - Asiatic Underwriters, Hanghsien

Fed. Inc.,; U.S.A., General Insur- Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Edwards

ance: Fire, Marine, Motor-car, Rev. and Mrs. C. Faifclough ( On

Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate- leave)

glass, Baggage and Special Risks—

2, Chung Jen Lee, Woo Ping Road, Church Missionary Society—

Hangchow; Teleph. 1925; Gable Ad: Rt.Chekiang

Rev. J. Curtis, d.d., bishop of

Underwriters Rev. and Miss M, A. Leathers, Mrs

C.Y. V.K. Starr, presidentmanager

Lee, district (Shanghai) W. R. O. Taylor

Young People's Institute

*1 % m kin 55 & Miss M. Woods

Ting shang a si a huo yu kung sz. St. Faith’s Sehool

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Miss J. F. Moule

Ltd.—Cable Ad: manager

F. E. J. Willis, Doric C. Ad:

M. S.Kwangchi

Hospital—Teleph. 1677; Cable

M. E. Kingdon Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Sturton

Dr;

Dr. and Mrs.Haddow

Phyllis

Consulate,iHir M ^ *Ad: BRiyoji

Japan—Cable Dr. E. S. Curtis

T. S. Goodwin

MISSIONS Sisters Megson, Bargrove, Webb,

North

Miss Garnett,and pharmacist

Mcllrcy

American

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mission

Baptist (North)—

H. Clayton F. B. Wood, b.a., secretary

Miss Blanche Edgar vzmmxtzz&ti

Miss

Miss Gertrude McCulloch

Ellen J. Peterson Tze Ghiang Wen. Li Hsuoh Yuan

American Hangchow Christian College—353>1

(South)— Presbyterian Mission Nanking Road, 6th Floor, Shangha

Baen E.McMullen,

Lee, president

R. J.provost acting (On

& comptroller

leave)

president,

it W a D.Tienkai

C. Koo, dean

Gatholic Mission—Teleph. 1476 L. Tan, dean

Most Rev. Msgr. J. J. Deymier, vie.

Mostapos.

Rev. , Msgr. P. A. Fayeau (Ka- C.R.MisSB.S. Ruth BooneWife

Day and

Lautenschla’ger and Wife

shiog)

Rev. Mrs. Peter Lee

Rev. M. Bouillet, pro-vicar

P. Legrand A.Mrs.W.R.March M. White l

Rev.

Rev. H. Claessen WMissH.R.Wiener

Rev. F.Jos.Faucheux

Deymier E. Wilson

Rev.

Rev. J.H. Galaup

Padros Independant Baptist Mission—

Rev.

Rev. A.G-F. Radogna

AsinelR (Kashing) MaisonSt.

Rev. Nagy do.

(Kashan) Sisters

(superior), ofYinceNt (Orphan Asylum)—

Charity—Sisters

and seven nativeBlanchin

sisters

Rev. J. P. Conway (Wuhing) Hospital du Sacre-Obeur (Sacred-

Rt.

Rev.Rev. J. M. Fraser (Kinhwa) Heart Hospital) — Tao-maohiang

Rev. L.L. MeMe Farland

Auliffe do.

do. No. 222;Dorothy

Sisters Teleph. 1319by (superior),

Rev.

Rev. J.A. Kelly

Mo Rae do.

do. Chauvet, Jaeger,Bowl McHugh, NuleSik

Rev. T. Morrissey do. and ten native sisters

A13

A380 RANQCHOW—NISTGrPO

^ ^ pf Chin Nyien Wei Acting Ku chang, Local Business

Young Men’s Christian Association— Dept & concurrently

Inspector—Wan Hsin-heng Local

Cable Ad: Flamingo

D. K. Tong, general secretary

A.associate

L. Dien and Turner, David Salt

E. A.secretaries

general CableRevenue

Ad: Salt Dept. — Teleph. 3550;

District Inspector—T. H. Chow

t m^chao nu ch’ing nien

' Chi ® wei# n m 1% ft m

Young Women’s Christian Assoon — Shanoh ai-Hangchow-N ingpo Railway—

Huang

27, Kai Yuen Lu

Miss Katherine Lucchini (N.S.L.Pe-tsiau, managing director

and S.H.N.L.)

H. Moh, chief of General Dept.

I. Tuxford, engineer-in-chief

National General Insurance Office- H.

28, Yang Par Dur K. P.C. Cheng,

Liu, dist.do.engr. (Hangchow)

(Ningpo)

fjb Mei Fu

Che Jciang yu cheng leuan li chu Standard - Vacuum Oil Co. — Teleph.

Post Office— Head Office : Hangchow 19; Cable Ad: Standvac

City; Teleph. 1238; Cable Ad:

Sub-Offices: Kuanhsiangkou, Chingho-Postos. Paxon Zhee, manager

fang,

HushihPishihhsiangkou,

and KungchenkiaoKenshanmen, Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corf., Tobacco

Director—V. W. Stapleton-Cotton

Deputy Commissioner — Wei Sing Merchants and CigaretteManufacturer’s

Ping Selling Agents—Cable Ad: Wingtaivo

NINGPO

$1 Ning-po

Ningpo, one of the five ports originally thrown open to foreign commerce by the

British Treaty of Nanking in 1842, is situated in lat. 29° 55' 12'' N. and long. 121 °22 E.

atwhich

the itconfluence of Rivers

is oftheNingpo

Yung which Yung,

runs Fenghua

into thecityand atYuyao

sea dates in thesome

Chinhai province of Chekiang,

13 miles away.but The of

foundation as a departmental from the 10th century, the

principal interest

development on a attaching

large scaletoofitsEuropean

early records ariseswith

intercourse fromChina

the fact

tookthat

placetheat first

this

point.

Portuguese TheFera&o

place was

Peres“discovered”

d’Andrade, and in A.D. 1517notice

the first by theofembassy tp Canton

Portuguese trade atunder

Ningpothe

occurs about A.D. 1522, or a few years after the expulsion

Kwangtung. The settlement was at Chinhai, and by 1542 there were a senate house, of the Portuguese from

two churches, two hospitals and hundreds of well-built private residences, the com-

munity then consisting

weretoPortuguese. oflawless

3,000 acts

Theirinstituted adults, besides women and children, of whom 1,200

led

hours reprisals

the being

settlement was utterly thisin year

plundering

in demolished, theofthe

by800 surrounding

Governor

the

villages,

of Chekiang,

Portuguese being andhowever,

in five

massacred,

25 of their vessels, and 42 junks being destroyed by a Chinese force consisting of

60,000

India men Companyand 300 junks. theTheendnextof attempt at century,

trade waswhen made by the East

established at the towards

island of Chusan, some the 4017thmiles from Ningpo,a factory

the nearestwas

point T at which foreign merchants'were allowed to reside. The experiment, however,

pro\ ed unsatisfactory and the factory was abolished in 1703. Thence, till 1,832 when

the “LordWhen

vessels. Amherst” visitedbroke

hostilities the port, Ningpo was

out between Greatvisited onlyand

Britain by two or three

China foreign

in 1839, the

fleet moved north from Canton, captured Chinhai in the first week in October 1841

with some 2,200 men and 12 field pieces. On the 13th October

peacefully occupied and a garrison stationed there. On 10th March, 1842 an attempt Ningpo city was

was made by the Chinese to re-take the city, but the British artillery repulsed them

 NINGPO A381

with great slaughter. Ningpo was, however, evacuated on 7th May, and, on the

proclamation

trade. For some of peace

time, inhowever,

the following

there were August, the port was

practically thrownresidents,

no foreign open to foreign

but in

December, 1842 the first British Consul was appointed, and took up his residence in

the portion

attention set

waswhose apart

directed for foreigners

topiratical on

the portacts,throughthe north

alapse bank

repetition of the river

of centuries, Yung.

the 1542 massacre In 1857of

Portuguese, lawless after a of

upon themselves the vengeance of -the injured natives on the 25th June in that year, three again drew

From this blow Portuguese prestige and enterprise have never recovered. Ningpo

was easily ofcaptured

consisting betweenby3,000the Taiping

and 4,000rebels on theheavy

men with 9th December,

artillery. 1861,The its garrison

rebels then

displayed

great anxiety to remain on good terms with foreigners, and an active trade in arms,

rice, and silk at once sprang up. The native population,

many of the inhabitants seeking refuge among the foreigners in their settlement. however, deserted the city,

The British and French naval afficers commanding the

were directed to protect this tract of land from any invasion by insurgents. Musket men-of-war lying in the river

shots from a rebel

war, however, batteryledon tothea city

eventually wall directed

bombardment of theatcity this onterritory

the 10thand May,the1862,men-of

and

to its capture on the same day by combined British and French forces. It was

immediately handed over to the Imperial authorities, and eventually a monument on

the city bund was built of the materials composing

memory of those foreign troops who had fallen in the action. This monument was the battery and inscribed to the

restored in 1906, and in June, 1932, was removed to the Foreign cemetery in the

Campo, as the

dedication wasplace

held onsetMay

apart6,1933.

foreign residence is called. An official ceremony of re-

Ningpo is built on a plain which is surrounded by many small hills. The walls of

the

downcity,in originally

1931 andenclosed a spaceroads

macadamised of somenowfiveoccupy

miles inthecircumference,

entire site. Ningpo they werehaspulled the

Fan Chin (?£ jlfc) a high officer under the Ming Dynasty. There the

reputation of possessing the fourth library in the Republic of which arefounder

also many was

beautiful

pillars. tempies.

The The Fukien temple

TieninofDong

“MotherIf)of monasteries,

Heaven” is famous for its carved

by launches orNyo Wang

motor bus,(Ware3E)situated

and the hills some forty li fromwhich city.areThe accessible

former

is celebrated

latter for its forwealth.

its “HolyThePearl”

railway(# toM $c) and “Shining

Hangchow is completedPine-tree”only(JjCas itfar$£)as and

Pakuanthe

(W

River'S’) (pbut therejx) is a motor

some 90 H road toShaohsing

from Hsiao Shan (t3 Offf|).111)Four

near main

the bank bus of Chienstarting

routes Dong

from Ningpo are in operation: (1) The Ning-Feng Public Road (IP S5)

which joins Ningpo with Fenghua by motor transport of about l| hours; (2)

The Ning-Chin - Tze Public Road (fip fR $5 g&) which starts from Ningpo, passe)

Lotchiao (B& 56 li) and terminates at Kwei 11

The Ning-Chuan Motor Bus Road (SF Jk $ Sfr) from Ningpo to Chuan Shan ai Wei (tg jg ®) in Tzeki (3g ®); (3)

(^Ul)

Road along the

( & ®and^ vice-versacoast, covering

fromcaxiNingpo a distance of 42 kilometres; (4) TheNing-Huan

Hangchow make totheHuangshan

journey in Pu. threePassengers

ways: (1) byfrom the Ningpo

combinedto

Shaohsing (5® 38) and Asiao Shan (ff |Il) with the assistance of ferry boats (Wwhen

method of rail, ferry and motor bus; (2) by motor bus via Kwei Hai Wei, Tsao-O @1)

crossing

Chen the rivers:

llsien (^j^), or Shaohsing

(3) by motorandbusHsiao via Fenghua

Shan. There fit), isHsinchong

also a ($& g),

landing

ground for aeroplanes in T’uan Tang (S @) outside the south gate, which was made

by order of the ofMinistry

The Ningpooflight

isWarestimated

in 1932, but260,000. no air There traffic has ayetcotton takenmill, place,a

matchpopulation

factory, an electric company, aattelephone company,area flour mill, two coal

ball

two factories, three knitting factories, two cotton weaving and dyeing factories and

Fenghua tfc) by General Chiang Kai-shek at his personal expense. There areat

canned goods factories. A new stock breeding school has been established

ten middle schoolsIn(four of which belong to foreign play missions) and about a hundred

isprimary schools.

encouraged. Therealliseducational

no college institutions

in the portgirls as yet. There their part

are someand co-education

ten Chinese

foreign

the portstyle banks;Foreign

in 1842. no foreign bank interests

business has ever been established since

are represented in onlythe four

openingfirms:of

Butterfield and Swire, Standard-Vacuum Oil Company,

Olivier Chine, but in all cases the local management has been entrusted to Chinese Asiatic Petroleum Company and

*A13

A3&2 NINGP0

agents. Ali foreign business is now in the hands of Chinese agents, the last foreign

ofagent having

which, left thetheportrestinbeing

is .British, ,• April).Chinese

t932y There,

; and aresteamers

five mainproceed

steamship lines,from

to. and one

Shanghai daily; except on Sundays. Small launches ply regularly to inland places)

along the coast and to the Buddhist island of Pootpo,

and where foreigners may Spend holidays during the summer. The staple, exports a well-known place of pilgrimage

of the district

cotton yarn andare vegetable

green tea,medicines.

straw mats,The strawNingpo

and rushLakeshats,aresamshu, bamboo poles,

very beautiful and

provide excellent shooting. There is a proposal to make 'San Men Wan (H H J£f)

into a good modern harbour.

The railway to Hangchow was completed and opened to traffic in September

1937, thus

Hoads making

are also itfrompossible to travel

pointsdirect from

north.Ningpo

and westtoofand Shanghai

city; byin rail.

it is possible toopen

motor Ningpo

direct to toShanghai, south,

Nanking, Wenchow theNanchang fact

on

yoads with a vety passable surface. There are also regular bus services on these

rOUtns^

toad andSince hostilities commenced

rail communication has been cut however,

off; thein railway

the neigbourhood

tracks haveofbeen Ningpo all

torn up

and large sections ofwith

sea communication roadsthehave been destroyed,

outside.world and at owing

is interrupted the present

to the moment

action ofeven the

blockading forces.

Trade IN 1939

; At Ningpo the abnormal conditions of 1938 continued throughout 1939, and local

shipping and trade were bese.t with considerable difficulties. The enforcement in

particularlyof restrictive

January an embargoeffecton upon the export

trading ofactivities,

certain which,

kinds ofhowever,

native showed

goods had Sotnea

signs of revival upon the, modification of the embargo

Severe aerial bombardments of the,city, from late April to early June, resulting regulations in February.

in numerous casualties and considerable damage to property, led to the evacuation

of civilians and to a general trade and business decline. Following the occupation

ofwasTinghai

scuttledbytoJapanese naval forcestheon Chinhai

close completely the 23rd June,

boom, a Ningpo

steel vessel,

wasthethus,

s.s, rendered

Taiping,

inaccessible' to all,but small craft, and the transhipment of passengers and cargo from

and

of theto ports

Vessels.,of anchoring

Foochow outside and Wenchowthe boombybecame necessary.

the Japanese navy,With the became

Ningpo blockadingthe

only

goods to and from unoccupied areas in Chekiang, Kiangsi, and other provincesand

port on this section, of the coast affording entry and egress to passengers far

inland,

previottslyandevacuated

upon thepopulation,

return in November of a verywere

business activities considerable

resumed portion of the

on a greatly

increasing

following value scale. statistics

The tradeshow: of thedirect

portforeign

was, onimports,

the whole,$1.7quite satisfactory,

million as againstas $1.2

the

million in 1938; coastwise importations of Chinese merchandise, $37.3 million as

against $16.1 million; direct exports to foreign countries,

million; and coastwise exports of Chinese produce, $41.7 million as compared with $9.8 million as against $4.8

$39.91938;

for million.

whileofImports

those ofofand

foreign

the sugar

native declined

variety stoodto,5,125 quintals from 18,765 quintals

importations gasolene kerosene oil during theat 66,000 quintals.

year under review.ThereImports

were, nqof

buptal fibre showed a more than twofold increase, their value being $632,000 as

against $263,000 in the previous year. Of the . .staple domestic imports, cotton yarn

rose fromChemical

quintals. 4,321 to medicinal

19,713 quintals and cotton piecefromgoods

preparations fromto16,557 to 65,169

cigarettes well maintained their position. advance

Exports of tea $83,000abroad dropped $982,000, while

to 34,594

quintals from 47,440 quintals fqr 1938, but their value increased by 100 per cent ($4.7

million to $9.6 million). Under coastwise exports green tea registered a precipitate

decrease

Mats, buntal from 49,124

fibre hats, quintals

hempin fibre1938 hats,

to 5,964hams,quintals for the yearsubstances,

and medicinal under review. not

otherwise recorded, showed, however, considerable improvement.

The botfel number of steamers entered and cleared during the year was 624, with

a total tonnage of 537,893, as against 597 vessels totalling 591,377 tons during 1938.

 NINGPO A383

DIRECTORY

-fc Tai koo Miss M.

Miss W. M.P. Harris,

Whited,n.n,

n.n.

Butterfield

Steamship Agents—Cable Ad: Swireand Z, Y. Ma, business manager

C. W. Pao MISSIONS AND CHURCHES

Chen Siau Pao & Sons, Shipping and

Insurance-Mao Nun Road; Cam-

po; P.O. Box Special; Cable Ad: American Baptist Foreign Mission

Chensiapo Society—

Chen Siau Pao, rung, director H. R. S. Benjamin and Wife

David K. Chen, manager Harold Thomas and Wife

Miss Mary Cressey

Isi ii if IS Miss Navy Crassey

Chau Shang Yung Chuk Miss Florence

Miss W. Webster

P. Harris

China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Miss M. M. White

—The

ChangBundSing-fu, manager

® m & m m

^®H * American

North— Presbyterian Mission

Da ing JcoJc ling ze ya men Miss

Consulate—Great Britain

(Administered E. M.Esther

Smith M.andGauss

Wife

Shanghai) by Consul-General in A. R. Crouch and Wife

M 8fr Che Hai Kwan Gi du do kung wei

Customs, Chinese Maritime—

Commissioner—A. J. Hope Christians’ Mission—

Assistants—Yu

Shen-fu, Shou Cheng, Chang Miss G. E. Metcalfe

yeh Feng Yen and Lee Kwang- Miss

Miss M. E. E.J. She wring

Watts

Medical Officers—Dr.

Chun, Dr, Ting Li Ch’eng YingandWen-

Dr. Miss E. Geary

G. W. Sgalitzer t *

Tidesurveyor

E. T. Hanson& Harbour Master—A. Ta ying chao wei

Boat

LienOfficers—Liu

K’o, Wang WenMunDring

Hoong,

andFeng

Koo Church Missionary Society—

Zung Ming Right Rev. J. Curtis, d.d. and Wife

(Hangchow)

Examiners—E. Leopold, Yu Po Chi,

Daniel

Kuang, Woo KweiKokChow,

Khoon, Tsen Tzu

Hsieh Teh Miss M. J.M. Clark

Miss E. Clark

Tsu, Wu Lih San, Liu Ching Po, Miss A. Megson (Hangchow)

Henry Ching Miss G. M. Churchill

Kai Yuan and Shen,

Leo LohChase Wu, Lu S ± X « «

Tidewaiters—37 Chinese , King po tien tsu tang

^Hospital

m m— m m ^ Mission Catholique de Ningpo —

Hwa-mei Rt.A.Rev. A. Defebvre

(American Baptist Mission)

Tin Lih Djen, m.d., supt. D. Buch Vonken

Nugent Boucherie

Harold Thomas, m.d. G.C. Pruvot Engels

Delafosse Dontan

Raymond E. Stammard, m.d. L. Pech O’Hara

John Hong, m.d. J.McKiernan

Prost Corcuff

Ma Yiu Fang, m.d. Roussel

Liu Yee Liang, m.d. Givry Brossard

 A384 NINQPO—WENCHOW

Petit Seminaire St. Vincent— H. S. Redfern, m.sc. and Wife

Rev. Fr. J. Tchao, c.m. Rev. H. Tomlinson and Wife

Rev. Fr. P. Sou Miss D. V. Coombs, b.a.

Rev. Fr. T. Fang Rev. P. E. Slater and Wife

Rev. Fr. J. B. Wang Miss K. Coombs

Rev. Fr Shu, o.m.

Rev. Fr. Chow

Rev. Fr. T. Tcheng p) £ it w

SaintRev.Paul’s

Fr. Catholic

Denis Seminary—

Nugent, c.m. Ning shao lung sui kung sze

Rev. Fr. Leon Marquis, c.m. N ingpo-Shaohsing S.N. Co., Ltd., The—

Rev. Fr. Peter Vonken, c.m. Ye Shun Chuen, manager

Rev. Fr. William O’Hara, c.m. Wu Shih-feng, chief clerk

Rev. Fr. Michael Tcheng

Rev. Fr. Henry Brossard, c.m.

St. Paul’s Church— Jn ® B

W. A. Willis, warden Post Office—

First Class Postmaster-Lin Si Nan

® & m m Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.— Cable Ad :

Methodist Missionary Society— Standvac

Rev. A. A. Conibear and Wife T. Y. Li, in-charge

(chairman)

WENCHOW

j'lj $[| Wan-chau

Wenchow, one of the five ports opened to foreign trade by the Chefoo Convention,

isof Chekiang

the chief province.

town in theThedepartment

city of Wenchow,

is situated on occupying

the south bank120ofthethesouth-east

river Ou, corner

about

20Themiles

site from

is a its

wellmouth, in

cultivatedlat. 28

plain,deg. 1 min.

bounded 30

on sec.

all N., long.

sides by lofty deg. 38

hills. min.

The 45 sec.

walls areE.

said to have been first erected during the fourth century, and they have been enlarged

and re-built at various times since. They are formed of stone,

foundation, and partly also of brick, and measure about four miles in circumference. diagonally laid at the

The streets generally are paved with brick or stone and kept in careful repair by

the householders.

their turn communicate Many of them run canals side byintersecting

side with small waterways, whicharein

numerous large nunnerieswithandnavigable

temples in Wenchow. The the whole

Custom city. outside

House, There the

North Gate, various Yamens, other public offices and the Foundling Hospital, are also

among the chief buildings. The last-named institution,

apartments. The Roman Catholic Missionaries have a spacious and imposing church built in 1748, contains 100

in the western part of the city. The English Methodist Mission has a church capable

of seating about 1,000 people. In 1903 this Mission erected a fine college at a

cost

teaching of $20,000, containingfor sleeping

accommodation morewasthanaccommodation Early infor over an100. extensive

students, and

substantially constructed Hospital also200.completed by 1906

the Mission and

at a further

outlay of fully $20,000. The building consists of a

after the style of Hunt’s Block, Guy’s Hospital, and can accommodate about 200 central block and two wings

patients.

situated onAmong ConquesttheIsland,

objectsabreast

of greatest

of theinterest

city.. Theyand arecuriosity

both of aregreattwoantiquity,

pagodas

and the temples between them were for some time

Emperor of the Sung dynasty, when seeking to escape from the Mongols under the retreat of Ti Ping, the last

Kublai Khan. His Majesty Ti Ping has left behind him autographs preserved to

this day in one of the temples. A few members of the

eignbuilt houses on the island. There were Boxer troubles in the Pingyany district Customs staff occupy for-

several Christians being murdered, in 1900, and all the missionaries left Wenchow,

where, however, the officials were able to maintain order. During the summer

 WENCHOW A385

months some of the foreign residents repair to the Northern Hills ( A M |h), across

the river where several bungalows have been built.

Thereconsisting

handful, is no foreign settlement

entirely at Wenchow,

of officials and the foreign

and missionaries. Thereresidents are a mere

is a considerable

native export

kittysols, butwork trade in

manufactures tea, bitter

do by oranges,

not local

flourish, tobacco,

thoughThe timber,

somefirms charcoal,

excellent bamboos

floor-matting and

and

cross-stitch are produced factories. engaged in the timber

trade are located in the west suburb,

quantities of timber and bamdoos are kept on hand. where are also the timber yards. Immense

During August and September of 1912 two abnormal freshets occurred in the

Wenchow river, causing immense destruction of life and property. In the upper

villages ofandthecarrying

reaches main river awaythehouseswaterbodily.

rose 60Somefeet 30,000

above people

normal arelevel,reported

washingto awayhave

been drowned in the Yungchia, Chingtien, Ch’uchow and Juian magistracies. Such

aparticularly

calamity was unprecedented

severeHaimen,

typhoons within the memory

in the summercity,of 1920 of the

caused oldest

enormous inhabitant.

damage inTwo

the

neighbourhood.

Wenchow, was partially destroyed on July 15th by a tidal wave svith great loss ofof

a neighbouring about 85 miles by sea north-east

life;

life while

was in

reported the Nanchi

inport

the was River

second valley,

typhoon opposite

between Wenchow,

September an equally large loss

4th andthey6th.did InnotAugustof

1923 and 1926 this

much damage either afloat or ashore. visited by severe typhoons, although cause

Trade in 1939

The period of comparative tranquillity—marked by an unprecedented expansion

inabruptly

local trade—which Wenchow

terminated in the early months had enjoyed

of the since

year, thewhenoutbreak

the cityofandhostilities

surrounding was

district were subjected to almost daily aerial bombardments which continued

throughout the summer; while the stringent naval

from July to September, and the consequent severing of communications between blockade maintained in addition

this portofand

portion the Shanghai, reduced trading spite,activities to a minimum for a considerable

conditions, the year

totalunder valuereview.

of the Intrade ofhowever,

the portofwassuch$10extraordinarily

million in excess adverseof

that of 1938, which was the highest recorded in the history of the port. Trade

statisticsasfor

million the yearwith

compared 1939$1.were as follows:

9 million, directimportations

coastwise foreign imports were valued

of Chinese at $2. 8

merchandise

atagainst

$33.9 $6.million as

2 million, against $27.4

and coastwise million,

exports direct foreign

of Chinese exports at $11. 8 million as

as against $20. 6 million. Under direct imports, pig lead,products

of whichat $17.4

there was million

no

movementwhile

$364,107, in the precedingwasyear,

paraffin occupied

on the the premier position ofwith10,191a value of

as compared with 12,248wax quintals.second Motor-trucks listand

with an aggregate

engine parts thereof, forquintalswhich

there

review.wereThenilimportation

returns in of1938, were among

lubricating the leading

oil advanced imports from

in quantity in the13,590

year under

litres

inings1938and shirtings, cotton yarn, and cigarettes. Of exports for abroad, woodsheet-

to 135,747 litres in 1939. Coastwise imports comprised chiefly cotton oil

constituted the bulk with 98,840 quintals as against 43,901 quintals, while tea

decreased

quintals in appreciably

1939. In from the preceding

consequence of a year’s

good total of from

demand 38,434abroad,

quintalsfresh to 23,509

eggs

exported in 1939 totalled 9,391,000 pieces as against 1,192,000 pieces in the preceding

year.aggregate

an Under ofcoastwise exports, 3rd

166,415 quintals quality272,542

as against paper quintals,

figured and mostfresh

prominently with

eggs totalled

striking increase in value from $421,205 to $889,109. Charcoal vas relegated to the

90,755,000 pieces as against 96,356,000 pieces, while vegetable oil registered an

insignificant position with 108,683 quintals as against 149,659 quintals.

year. Legal tender notes continued to be accepted at their full face value during the

During the year the total tonnage of vessels entered and cleared under General

Regulations

inandpart due totowasthe 402,923

irregular tonsschedule

as compared with vessels

of foreign 644,479owingtons into1938. The decline

thesteamers

prevailing was

tension

in part the complete suspension of calls by Portuguese

middle of April. British vessels headed the list with 140,464 tons, followed by Italian, since the

Portuguese and German vessels with 84,649, 69,280, and 71,039 tons respectively.

A38f. WENCHOW

DIRECTORY

U & M M ^ if IS Chiwen. Shanghai Office : Chiwen W.

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Hwang Co., 119, Jinkee Hoad

0. Y.W.F.Hwang,

Co.,Yang

Ltd.—Cable Ad agent

Chih Ching, : 2485 Hwangproprietor

Chinese Italian Navigation Co., Ltd. Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Ltd.—Cable Ad: 2485

—Cable Ad: 2485

Yang Shao Dao, agent Yang Chung Ho, agents

!! $* IE Ou .Hai Kwan MISSIONS

Customs, Chinese Maritime—

Commissioner—H. C. Morgan '£ IT %

Indoor Catholic

Rev. P.Mission,

KurtykaWenchow—

Assistants—Wu Chwan Tse, Yu Chen Rev,

Jee and Hsu

Clerks—W r Ta-chang

ong Pui Ning, Ho Wing Rev. G.Y. Paciorek

Ciemata

Ku, Chang Shou, Kyang Kyih- Rev. Y. Wieczorek

ching, Chen Wen-tsao, Huo Tao Yi, Rev. Y. Serzysko

Yang Shu-jen, Ting Yung Sun, Bro. S.L. Cieplak

Rev.

Zung

Yang SzChien,

Veh,HuChen

WenYungY uan,En,Chien

Loh Rev.

Rev. V.H. Sitko

Brzoska

Sawicki (Yunkiachang)

do.

Yih Shih, Chang Kuo Tung and Rev. F. Stefanowicz do.

Shen Tseng-lung Rev. J. Grabka (Fongling)

Outdoor Rev. F. Baba do.

Chief Tidesurveyor—E.

Boat Officer—C. Houpt A. Weekes

Assistant Boat Officer—Chow Ying- China Inland Mission— # ft

tsingExaminer—A.

Chief T. Powell Mrs. Worley

Examiners—Chung Wai Chuen, Hsieh Miss M. Moler

Teh Tsu and Hu Tien Hing Miss G. I. F. Taylor

• Assistant Examiners—Kurr Ling Fee, Pingyang

Shao

CheungSingChung

Pay,Tak,

ChenFa An Shing, Rev.

Lin Ton and Loo Ping

Kuang-yu,

Kyuin MissesF. F.S. Eynon

and Mrs.andBarling

B. M. Lang

Tide waiters — Wong Yung Yung,

Yang Shih

Chow Chih Shing,

Yang, Yih Hsi, Founding Hospital— m

HsiaoShing

Yeung

m mm

Kei, ChenChi,YenChang

Pan, YuLungI Huo, Kao Sisters

Paul of Charity of St. Vincent de

Tsung Kuang,

Kung Djao Ling, Loo Do Ming, Yu Grev Sisters of the Immaculate Con-

Chung Sik, Cheng Wen Jung, Chen ception (PembrQke; Qnt., Canada)-r

Yang Tsing, Lo Shih Chi, Wu Sr. Helene, superior

Chung Ting, Boh

ChenPing

ShenHwa, Wong Sr.

Kung Kuen,

Dao Pao, Mao K’ai

Tseng,

Ming, Cheng

Yu Sr. Magdaleine

Jeanne

Ching Hung, Pei Yu Heng, Tsai Sr. Francois

Tao Feng,

Ba Hai, ChangLowe Chuan

Yu TsunShang Kwei, Kao

Fu Methodist

Liang,Hua,TsaiChen Mission—

Ch’uan, E.T.A. Stedeford, m.d., ch.b., d.t.m.

Shih Chien, Soo Tao Liang, Hsiao andW.Mrs.

Rev. Stedeford

R. Aylott and Mrs. Aylott

Pao Hua, Hsung

Liu Ziang Wong Yung Zing and Rev. R. J. Hooper and Mrs. Hooper

Miss D. Doidge, b.a.

* I * « s# B. P. Smith, nurse

D.

Rev.Dowson, nurse

F. G. Garnett

Hwang Co., Chi wen W., Embroidery

Cross Stitch Work — 19-17, Mo Chih and Miss L G. Tucker

Fang St.; Teleph. 267 ; Cable Ad : Rev. P. Hibbert, b.a.

 WEN CHOW-SANTUAO A387

^ ± 7K si n: m ££ IHg £ It n U

Perfbctube Apostolic of Lishui — SoEURS DE LA CHARITY St. VlNCENT DE

, Lishui, Chekiang (Canadian Mission, Raul—Hopital Jean Gabriel

Scarboro

Rev. H. BluiFs,

Steele Ontario, Canada)

Rev. A. McIntosh M ® ~ M &

Rev. C. Murphy Rost Office —

Rev. E. Moriarty Postmaster—Hsiang Ting

Rev.

Rev. D,G. McKernan

McNeil

Rev. H. Murphy Wen - ch’u ; Chief Salt Revenue

. Collectorate—

Chief Collector—Yang Chi-pu

South Chekiang Mission of Wing& Tai ® # fa ft Mr*

Vo Tobacco Corporation—

Seventh Day Adventists—Cable

Ad : Adventists Cable Ad: Wingtaivo

A. Fossey and Family D. P. Bow, manager

R. H. Dinsbier and Family C, Y. Shiao, asst, manager

SANTHAO

i'fj| ;§[) ^ San-tuao

Santuao was voluntarily opened to foreign trade by the Chinese Government

on

Inlet,thewhich

8th isMay,: 1899.someThe70 port

situated milesincludes

north oftheFoochow.

whole ofThetheislandmagnificent

of Santuao Santuin

the

China centre

coast:ofthetheapproaches

inlet. Theto itharbour

are is certainlyandonevessels

well-defined, of theof finest

the largeston size

the

may enter at any time, regardless of the state of tide. H. M.S. Waterwitch surveyed

the whole cable

telegraph of thewasinletsuccessfully

in 1899, andlaidanfromAdmiralty chart hastobeen

the mainland the published.

island July,A

1905,telegraph

the and communication

office at Santuaoestablished withmainland

with the all Chinawas ports.laidAinnewMay,

cable1921,connecting

and the

inconvenience

ofremoved.

the harbour, caused

which byhad

receiving

been and dispatching

experienced for all

four messages

years from the other

previously, was side

thus

A long distance telephone system was installed in 1936 connecting

Foochow as well as the principal towns bordering the Santu Inlet.

This port has been more effectively, blockaded by the Japanese Navy from the

is at apart

latter

bombed

of June Five

standstill.

Hie

1940. Since thengunboats

place on the Japanese

no steamer has

21st July 1940. Twoandor three

come toairplanes

as many Santuaoshelled

hundred Japanese

and trade

and

marines

and ronins

streets. landed thle same day, looted and set fire to all the buildings along the

loss to theThetown

Custom House was

amounting to nopartly

less demolished

than severalbymillions

shells and bombs, theGallant

of dollars. total

resistance had been made by the local Peace Preservation

out-numbered by the invaders. Casualties were fortunately few, but it will take Corps, who were greatly

quite a long time before the place will be able to restore to its former prosperity.

Trade in 1939

The blockading

importance of the port of for

Foochowtradeat theof end of June 1939 increased the

and although the port of Santuao was the

of Santuao as entrepot itself blockaded Foochow

in Julyandandthethehinterland,

blockade

strengthened

ment for in October,

Foochow and theit was able toAlthough

interior. maintainsubjected

its statusalso as aatcentre

times ofto tranship-

air-raids,

little damage was done to property and casualties were few.

A388 SANTUAO—FOOCHOW

imports, $1. 8 million as comparedtrade

The value statistics of the with of$277,000;

the portcoastwise

were asimportations

follows : direct foreign

of Chinese

produce, $2.9 million as against $1,800; direct exports abroad, $3.7 million as

against $51,000; and coastwise exportations of Chinese goods, $1. 2 million as com-

pared with

kerosene $3.1 569,696

oilfromfrom million.to There waslitres.

1,212,458 a considerableimportincrease in the import of

increased 2,290 to 34,069 quintals, theseTheincreases ofat sulphate

Santuao ofbeing

ammonia

from

Hongkong to meet demands in Foochow and the interior.

in lubricating oil imported from 13,239 to 11,173 litres, the suspension of motor-There was some decline

launch trafficasbeing

425 quintals responsible.

compared with a The importduring

nil import of cigarettes

1938, thefrom Shanghai

blockade totalled

of Foochow

necessitating

tea diversion through Santuao. Under exports, the total quantity of black

beingsentwf/as

abroad was 18,242

against 20,852quintals

quintalsinas1938.

compared

Of greenwithtea,nil,2,719

withquintals

coastwisewereexports

sent

abroad as against

asTeacompared with 1 quintal

22,050 in 1938, Dried

quintals. with coastwise

plums exportsfrom

dropped being6181,809to quintals

459 only

quintals.

oil showed an advance of 785 quintals due to attactive price's prevailing in

Hongkong.

early part of the Of seed-cake,

year, while1,319 quintalsalum,

of white were4,795shipped

quintalstowereHongkong

sent to during

Hongkong, the

and of wood oil, 215 quintals. The rice-bowl industry has

The rice and potato crops were estimated to be only 70 per cent of that of the practically suspended.

previous year.

Total tonnage entered and cleared under General Regulations was 128,206 as

compared with 68,950 for 1938.

DIRECTORY

i$i M Fu Hai Kwan Standard

Standvac- Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Customs, Chinese Makitime— Hsii Pai-hsi, agent

Acting Commissioner—Chen Tso-chu

Assistants

Tsuan - Ling Chan Ngau and W u

Hsien

Acting

Bing Asst. Tidesurveyor—Ling lu Telegraph Office —

Fee Veng Fiang, manager

FOOCHOW

jH'j jjfg Fuh-chau

Foochow

20 min. E. Theis situated

city is inbuilt

lat. on26 adeg.plain

20 min.

on the24 northern

sec. N., andsidelong.

of the119 river

deg.

Min, and is about thirty-four miles from the sea, and nine miles from Pagoda

Anchorage, where foreign vessels used to anchor (now at Sharp Peak).

FoochowYungan,

has beenCentral

the capital of The Fukien.

removalInauthorities

ofApril, 1938 theoffices,

capitalschools

was

etc., to theto interior

removed was made Fukien.

because the provincial government

thought the journey

both long and difficult. Though Foochow has ceased to be the capital, yet it is an

important

the fall ofcity from the

Canton, the political,

importance economic and commercial

of Foochow points ofport

as a southern view.appears

Following

to be

enhanced.

The first European trader to visit Foochow was Van Hoorn, a Netherlander, who

arrived

the firstthere

Unitedin States

1668. The

Consulopening of the inBritish

de carriere 1855. Consulate

The battlewaswith

in July,

France1844on and

the

Min River was in August, 1884. The Bridge of Ten Thousand Ages, which connects

Nantai Island and Nantai (southern suburb

the Maritime Custom House was opened in August, 1861. of Foochow) was opened in 1304, while

 FOOCHOW A 389

The attention of foreigners was early attracted to Foochow as a likely

place where commercial intercourse could be profitably carried on in the ship-

ment of Bohea Tea, which is grown largely in the locality. Before the port

was opened, this article used to be carried overland to Canton for shipment,

a journey which was both long and difficult. The East India Company, as

early as 1830, made representations in favour of the opening of the port, but

nothing definite was done till the conclusion of the Treaty of Nanking in

1842. The early years of intercourse with the Chinese were anything but what

was anticipated. The navigation of the river was difficult, there was no

market for imports, and several attacks by the populace rendered the port

an undesirable place of residence for some time. It was not until some ten

years after the port had been opened that there was much done in the export

of tea from the interior, but after the quantity shipped increased largely,

and and Foochow became one of the principal tea ports in China, From

1880, however, when the tea trade of the port reached its highest figure, the

prosperity of the place has gradually waned.

The city is built around three hills, and the circuit of what used to be

the walled portion is between six and seven miles in length. The walls were

about thirtybutfeetduring

and filthy, high and twelve

recent yearsfeetremarkable

wide at theimprovements

top. The streets

have were

been narrow

carried

out, the walls being torn down and replaced by a wide motor road, the narrow

streets have been widened to permit motor traffic. Motor roads have been

built and motor buses connect Foochow City with Nantai, Mamoi (Pagoda),

and Amoy. Highways from Foochow to Kienow (on the Upper Min River),

and to Sienyon, Taitien, Tehwa and Yungan, an thence to Lhangting (West

Fukien), have been constructed. The means of communication between Foo-

chow and important districts in North, South and West Fukien is fairly

easy. Kienow is connected by motor road and bus services with the Che-

kiang road system while Changting and Shaowu (North Fukien) are con-

nected with the Kiangsi road systems.

The climate of Foochow is mild for about nine months of the year, but

in the summer, it is trying, the range of the thermometer then being from 74

deg. Fahr. to 98 deg. Spring is the wet season, but typhoons lead to rain in

the summer and autumn also, and frequent local cyclonic disturbances make

it a somewhat damp climate at most times of the year.

AlinTtie

Riverscenery

from surrounding

the sea, vesselsFoochow

have to isleave

verythebeautiful. In and

wide stream sailing

enterupwhat

the

is called the Kimpai Pass, which is barely half a mile across, and enclosed as

it is by bold, rocky walls, it presents a very striking appearance. The Pass of

Mm-ngan is narrower, and with its towering cliffs, surmounted by fortifications

and cultivated terraces, is extremely picturesque, and has been compared

to some of the scenes on the Rhine. The Yung Fu, a tributary of the Min,

also affords some charming scenery, the hills rising very abruptly from the

river bank. The Min Monastery, the Moon Temple and the Kushan

Monastery, all occupying most romantic and beautiful sites, are fine specimens

of Chinese religious edifices, and are much resorted to by visitors. Game

abounds in all the ravines and mountains in the vicinity of Foochow, while

tigers and panthers are common in the more remote hills, and some of these

beasts have been killed within ten miles of the city.

The population of Foochow, comprising Foochow City and the suburbs of

Yantai on the banks of the Min River, amounted to 357,790 persons according

to police census of July, 1935. but has diminished since the outbreak of Sino-

Japanese hostilities in July, 1937. What with removal of government organs

and what with fear of Japanese imminent attack, more than a hundred

thousand people have evacuated the city.

in aThestatetradeof ofstagnation

Foochow which

is on has

the decline.

been caused Generally^ speaking,political

by disturbed businessandis

financial conditions. The shipping business of British and other foreign

companies, is, however, thriving very well. As Chinese and Japanese steamers

 A390 FOOCHOW

have stopped running since the Sino-Japanese war, the ships plying between

the ports of Fukien and ot her ports are mostly British-owned- In spite of the

hh.'stable, situation, the'Provincial Government is doing its htmos't to ihiprove the 'tea,

timber and paper trade. Bureaux for cohtrpl of methods qf production of

timber and paper, and then sale, have bee;n established. Foochow and its ad-

jpining districts, had very rich .harvests in 1938,

Trade in 1939

While the year 1939 has cprtaiply not been a satisfactory ope fqr Foochow, the

is almost entirely, .due tp the flourishing thap9*ndgllt

statistics of trade show a, spaaller decrease tradehave

during been.antlcipated,

the flrst quarterbutof this the

year. A general uneasiness prevailed throughout the district during the entire year

asChiianchow

a result ofcontinued

intermittent to air raids.

attract a . During

certain amount theof the

firsttrade

few which

monthshadofpreviously

the year

gone through Amoy. This, however, dehlined steadily throughout the latter months

ofthetheblockading

year due toofhostile Foochow action,

andalthough

Chiianchow,in the vessels

latter halfwereof cleared

the year,inas increasing

a result of

numbers from Shanghai under Inland Waters Steam Navigation Regulations to

various places along the Fukien coast open to inland trade without interference.

Local for

cover trading conditions

remittances po both were Shanghai

unsettled, and and Hongkpng

during the,was firstextremely

months ofdifficult

the yearto

obtain. Banks . restricted their Jpans to commercial enterprises, and consequently

merchants were , under the, necessity of confining their trading tp immediate

requirements. The Provincial Grpyernment, perforce, also had to continue the

curtailment

trade, Grovefpment of its reconstruction

bureaux continued programme. However,

to control thewith the object

marketing of ofseveral

encouraging

of the

principal

closure of the port, to control and develop existing overland transportationafter

commodities of the district, notably tea, matches, paper, etc., and, the

routes.

The crops

power was ,inmaintained

the northern throughdistricts wore good,

remittance from a healthy

abroad, sign,

it and while

showed no purchasing

improvement.

Prices remained generally steady during the early part of the year when trade was

booming,

the cessation but ofin'the

tradelatter half of theofyear

and dislocation theseroutes

normal rose toofunprecedented

transportation,heights due to

to the foreign

OXchpnge control regulations, which werei-rigidly enforced on goods, going abroad and

tq occupied

occupied ports.ports,Theandtrade to thefigures

embargowereplaced op certain

as follows: directgoods

foreignfrom abroad«$7andmillion

imports, from

incompared

1939 as with

against $5.3$6.9million

millionin in1938^,

1938;domestic

direct exports

imports, abroad,

$19.5 $4.6 million

million in 1939$17as

as against

:

million

with $16.9 in 1938 and $21

million million'in

in 1938 1937; million

and $17.3' and domestie

in 19371exports,

The' Tow$17 rate

millionnf theas compared

national

dollar, the Ideal campaign for economic 'Sufficiency by jeschhwing the moue expensive

foreign articles in favour of their native counterpar.ts,

dislocation of transportation routes, the hostilities, embargo, and foreign exchange the closing of the port and

regulations aU.combmed ctq. affect the quafitity of direct foreign imports; thus direct

foreign

molasses,importssugar, ofandcotton sugar piece candygoods,

becamecotton yarn, coal,

negligible. Directmetals

importsandofminerals,

sulphur

black, however, showed an increase from 61 quintals in 1938 to 527 quintals in 1939,

the increased demand , being due to ;the expansion of the local cotton piece goods

industry. Direct imports <2 sulpliate of anpnonia.approximated the 1938: figures

with a weightof pf.kerosene

Importations 48,641 quintals :as.. compared

pir appreciated ^lightlywith from46/298

3,h7;3,79Lquintals

litres inin1938.1938,to

.4,418,709 litres while importations of gasolene' , hnneral'luoricatihg

fuel all registered' substantial decreases, diiC'not only to the factors enumerated oil,'arid liquid

above,

inmachinery but alsotraffic

vehicular to theanddestruction

to the of many ofoperation

successful the highways of with resultant

vehicles, redubtion

launches, and

with firewood and charcoal. ' Thus, gasolene dropped from 2,425,532 litres

in241,974

1938 litres,

to 1,824,256

liquidlitres

fuel from in 1039,

3,005mineral

to 2,600lubricating

metric tons.oil Tinneddeclinedplates

from decreased

402,482.to

approximately 20 per cent owing to. the removal of the tea market to flongkong.

Imports ofbywheat

however, the greatflour increase

dec'caasedregistered

from 2^,681in to.the.208coastwise

quintals.tradeThisin figure was offset,

this comihodity,

importations of rice increased from 13,962 quintals in 1038 to 35,981 quintals inDirect

due, no doubt, to the rehabilitation of factories in the occupied .areas. 1039.

 FOOCMOW A391

The greater part of. the importation of this article was effected at Chuanchow, a

district

Foochownotwhen self-supporting:

communications and usually

by watersuppliedare normal. either Imports

direct from fromabroad

Chineseor ports

from

amounted to 119,464,081 as compared with fl 7/,064,251 in the previous year. Cotton

piece

valuedgoods continued

at $4,112 763, towhilebe thewheat

chiefHour,

contributor

cotton with yarn,importations

groundnut oil, of 23,781 quintals

and cigarettes

were imported

reached in? increasingfigures

the unprecedented quantities'

in 1939Total imports'of

of L6,942 quintalsnative

yalntedcotton; yarn aloneas

at 12,258^75

compared withthe

figure1 reflects, 10,604greatquintals

stridesvalued

made inat the

$1,425,601;

expansion in 1038and $715,244

of the local ip 1937. This

qqttpn.pieQq,goods

industry. Tea, which in the past had been the chief contributor towards the total

5,585 quintals dqe to the continued hostihtiep, which prevented the arrivalfigure

value, of the domestic import trade, dropped , to the relatively insignificant ofTdrgeof

shipments of Tea from tea-producing districts .fpr firing, scepting? etc.

The principal direct exports were tea, which declined from 38,357 quintals valued

at $3.7 million in 1938 to 19,464 quintals valued at $1.8 million in J939; timber piles,

poles,

$339,064andfromjoists,

$21,759;whichandincreased from nil

oranges, which to $136,130;

reached paper, whichweight

the unprecedented increased

of 5,124to,

$1.7,045,587. Timber alone contributed, over 45 per cent of the total domestic 1938

quintals. The total value of domestic exports increased from, $16,867,174 in exportto

trade

occupied due areas.,

to the The greatotherdemandchief forexports

reconstfgction

cqa/jf^ise purposes

were in previously

paper, fruits, destroyed

.vegetables,

tea, and;.sugar.

the, teaT^je trade,

year under

-decline

Althoughreviewthewas1 another unfortunate one for those connected with

Value ofwith tea theexported

inconsiderable in comparison figuresthrough Foochowyear-,

of the. previous showed a not

$1,787,840

against $3,679,959, ' tea continued to occupy first place in exports abroad and

represented

exports 38 per

of this cent of thealsototal

commodity value ofheavily

declined exportfrom trade69,424

for thequintals

year 1939.valuedCoastwise

at $4.7

operation 19«$8 ty , 20,Q26

million in throughput quintals

the year valued

to bring at $1.5 situation.

ahoujrihis million. Numerous

Of these, factors were bein

there might

mentioned the institution of regulations governing foreign Exchange, monopolistic:

provincial control Of the trade, restrictions on the export qf. tea to Occupied areas, the

blockadeof oftransportation.

routes the port with its closing effects inoffor,June, and thAoftotal dislocation of normal

Hongkong in 1938 were alsoTheapparent, thewith shifting

the loss bydealings

Foochowin ofblack tea to

its position

astea-producing

a tea transaction centre, greater and greater portions of

districts which had formerly arrived at Foochow for settlement weretea coming from different

diverted to Santuao for subsequent shipment to Hongkong. The decline registered

inpricetheoftea

the flower'natprally

tra^e , tjie crop,had, .disastrous

of which was heavy, repercussions

falling oftqnverythe considerably.

jasmine growers, the

The number of vessels which'entered and cleared

468 with a tonnage-of 701,876 tons as compared with ,887, vessels aggregating uoder General llegulatipiq was

1,266,7$’6

tons in the preceding year. .; Had the port not 'been.cloted to tradearom June onw^ds

there is little doubt that .'the,.total figures for the year s shipping wbiild have beep

unprecedented.

continued to be For the the period for

anchorage during, which Hie

steamers. The port

Min remained open, SharpBoard’s

River Conservancy Teak

dredger was

river byis launch laid

silting and up throughout

up incargo-boat

yaridus. places almost the

gnd creating entire' yeai-, and,'as a consequence,

new channels, rendering nayigatecin flje

even a hazardous undertaking

 FOOCHOW

KULIANG AND SHARP PEAK

^ ^ Ku-liany J|| Chuan-shih (Sharp Feaki

A refuge from the heat of summer at Foochow can be gained by a ride

of half an hour by car and two hours by chair to the top of Kuliang, i.e.,

“Drum Pass/’ which is a mountain resort situated about nine miles east of

Foochow. The thermometer indicates an average of 10 degrees cooler on the

mountain than it is in Foochow; the nights are always cool and blankets are

a necessity for comfort. Dr. Rennie was the first to build a house of foreign

design at Kuliang in 1886. Now there are one hundred such houses, and

every summer between four and five hundred persons, chiefly missionaries,

are in residence on the mountain. According to the Admiralty Chart, Ku-

shan the last summit on the ridge reaches a height of 2,900 feet. Kuliang

itself is from 2,000 to 2,500 feet high. Nearly five miles of stone paved roads

about three feet in width have been made under the supervision of a Public

Improvement Committee, now Called the Kuliang Council, appointed by the

residents, the necessary funds being provided by voluntary contribution. The

greatest charm ‘ of Kuliang is the mountain walks and there are many in-

teresting places within easy walking distance. A Chinese Post Office and a

Telegraph Office are opened at Kuliang every year from the middle of June

to the middle of September and daily mail connection with Foochow is main-

tained. In 1934, Kuliang was connected with Foochow by telephone. There

are many private tennis courts and seven public courts on the mountain,

also a swimming pool, as well as mountain streams where swimming can be

enjoyed.

Sharp Peak an island at the entrance Of the Min River about 30

miles from Foochow, also, affords a seaside and bathing resort which is much

appreciated by Foochow residents. The American Missions and the Anglican

Mission each have sanatorium there. 'It is the place of landing of the E.E.A.

& C. Telegraph Co’s cables.

DIRECTORY

ftMei&yah ® ft hung

® szeM Asia Fire

pao sien —Cable Ad: Underiters

American-Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. C. C* Jen, agency manager

Inc., U.S.A.—16, Tai Ping Hsiang;

Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad: Underiters. Yu bon ren su po shin hung sze

General Insurance: Fire, Marine,

Motor-car, Life, Accident, Bur-

glary ; Plate-glass, Baggage and Special

Risks

C. Y. Starr, president fSbaaghai) Y. K. Lee, acting manager

Y. K. Lee, branch manager

Asiatic Petroleum ofCo.Kerosene

Ltd., Distributors (South China),

and By

fU $ Hip Wo

Anderson & Co., Robert, Mer- Products—Cable G.Miss

Ringnalda,

Ad: Petrosilex

manager

chants—Cable Ad: Adamantine Gomes, stenographer

C. Schlee, director (London)

R. Schlee, director (Shanghai) BANKS

Aquarius Co. of Shanghai, Manu- fr ^ ®Ad: 6892 ^

facturers of Table Water Bank of China—Cable

Bathgate & Co., agents Tsewei C. S. Ho, manager

 FOOCHOW

tr M M n & % n & Hk

Tai wan yin hong China National Trading Co>, The—

141, Hsiang Tau Street; Teleph. 2653;

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The—Cable Cable

Ad: Taiwangink (English) Ad: 7162 (Chinese) and Chination

#§> {g Hway Foong HY. .F.C. Cheng,

Li, managing director

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Agents for : manager

Corporation—

J. B. Stewart, agent Tung Yih Trust Co.Co.(Insurance Dept.)

H. M. Cook Shanghai

China Dyeing LampWorks, Ltd.

m ± Tai Hing TheLtd.China Wool Manufacturing Co.,

Bathgate & Co., Merchants —

# t~m fa ^ Kee chong po him yau han kung sze

Boyd

Exporters, Shipping and Commission China —HeadUnderwriters,

Office: HongkongLtd., Insurance

Agents—The

2856;Bentley’sBund; Telephs.

P. O. BoxComplete 2955,

8; CablePhrase,2855

Ad; Boyd;

Codes: Be- Agents—M. W. Greig & Co.; Teleph.

ntley’s SecondAmoy

Phrase, Acme & Private. 254; Cable Ad: Greig

Head Office:

F. R. Smith, mng. dir. (Shanghai) Chinese Government Salt Adminis-

C.K. T.W.Evans, director (Amoy) tration (District of Fukien)—Cable

Kao, sub-manager Ad: Salt

District Directors—Niu Chien Hsia

3|£ ipi King Eu and District

Asst. A. Cunningham Tweedie Chi

Directors—Chen

Brand & Co., H. S., Commission Tseng, Hsieh Chen, Nieh Hao Sheng

Agents, Auctioneers and Brokers- and Cheng Kung Chen

Cable Ad: Brand

W. M. S. Brand Chinese Telegraph Administration

Agencies: —Yungan (Head Office), Fukien District

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. Director—Chen Kung Chuan

British Chamber of Commerce — General Office—Sha

Engineering Teh Kien Shao

Department—Moh

Chairmen & Hon. Secretaries— Siang

Jardine, Matheso'n & Co., Ltd. Traffic Department—Lin Tseh Ping

^ Iff Bo Lat Ket Telephone Department (Long Dist-

ance)—Moh Shao Siang

Brocket! & Co., Forwarding, Shipping, Foochow Telegraph Office

Commission Agents and Storekeepers— Manager—Chen Kung Chuan

D. Johnson, partner & business mgr. Clerk-in-Charge—Charles L. H. Yung

Agency: Service Inspector—Hason Chen

Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East CLUBS

Brockett’s Boarding House—

Mrs. Brockett Foochow Club—

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co.. Ltd., Chairman—J. G. P. Wilson

Wine and Spirit Merchants — Committee—H.

Henderson, G. L.M. Shaw

Cook,andM.R. S.J.

H. S. Brand & Co., agents Ward

China Import & Export Lumber Foochow Recreation Club—

Co., Ltd., The— Committee

Union Trading Co., agents Chubb, —H. J.M.B. Cook,

Stewart,

H. S.J.

China Merchants Ad:Steam Navigation Kierkergaard and P. P. Wiant

Hon. Secretary

Co., Ltd.—Cable Merchants Cook

A394 FOOCHOW

CONSULATES,. C.P.L. Tingan

Officer-in Charge—Chu Tse Yu

% m ® m &± Sub-Offices dc M.C. Stations

, Ta-fa-kuo-ling-shik-shu Chuanchow M.C. Station

France— Deputy

Lu YuehCommissioner-in-Charge

Po —

Consul (Amoy)of French

(InFoochow)

Charge -K. BlondeaU

Interests in Changchow M.C. Station

Assistant-in-Charge — Chow Pai-ling

Haik’ou M.C. Station f

ri is ¥ ® @ s * Clerk-in-Cnarge—Li Tieng.Cio

Ta yirvg.kwo ling shik yq> men Hanchiang M.C. Station

Great Britain -Cable Ad: Britain Assistanc-in-Charge—Fok Chong-wa

Consul—K. W. Tribe Hsiatou M,C< Station

Netherlands^ Clerk-in-Charge-^Ho Yuk Hing

Consul—GvRingnatda Ssiutii M.C. Station

Tidewaiter-in-Charge

Bing -- Chen Chow

* * ffi ® * * Hungshanch'iao M.C. Station

Td mei jiUQ ling sHih shu . Clerk-in-Charge—Ling Chen Chang.

United States of America-!-’

Vice-Consul In Charge — Edward Kuant’ou Sub-Office

Clerk-in-Charge—Li Chung Au

, Clerks—D.

E. Rice. K Tiarig, H. C. Yen,

Sanchicungk’ou M.C. Barrier

T.W. K.Y.WuTing, Y. H. Wu and Boat-Offieerdn-Charge

Ping — Fang Mx>

Shihma M.C. Station

1 !t! irfm Hai Evan Clerk-iurCharge—Nhe Cheh Tsu

Customs,

2834; Cable Chinese Maritime—Teleph.

Ad: Custos • 'Smagsu M,.(J. Station

Nantai Clerk-in- Cnarge^-Wong Cung Ing

Acting Commissioner R. M. P. T’anfou M.C. Station

Tidewaiter-in-Charge—Cheng Cheng

Bairnsfather

Deputy Commissioner—W. A, B. Tungshan Hsiung

Gardener M.C. Station

Secretary—Chen

Accountant—LingIngShu-yungHsiong Clerk-in-Charge—Cheii Si Siu

Writer-r-Chao Shih—ch’ao Yihgchien M.C. Station

Assistants—H. E. Jackson, Tsai Hsioh thief Tidesurveyor-in-Charge — H..

Connaughton

Tuan,

Tsung ChouLiu Chung Pin and Hsieh

Tidesurveyor

G. Krauch Handelsgesellb-

& Go.)—Branch

A. Crbssland Office: Foochow; Teleph. 60

Boat Officer—T. R.

Appraiser—A. C. Ellis Kennedy

Examiners Directory & (China, Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya,

the

Ming, LaU—J. HokG,WaFoot,

andCheng

Ho KiaChin

Yu Far East

Medical Officers—Dr. Li Sheo Yi and Borneo, Siam, The Philippines, Korea,

Indo-China, Netherlands Indies, etc.),.

Dr. John L. A. Webster PublishedPress,

Annually

Pagoda Anchorage

Chief Tidesuryeyor & Harbour Master Daily Ltd. —by Marina

the Hongkong

House,

— H. Connaughton 15-19, Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong

Tidesurveyor—W. Utting Foochoiv Agents:

Medical Officer—Fang Chia Tseh Brockett & Co.

Customs Preventive Vessels jjj^ ^ Tieng Siong

C.P.S. Likin Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Merchants—

Commander—A. R G. Storrs Cable Ad: Dodwell

Officers—Yang Pi Ju, Tai Li Jen, J. Gi. P-Wilson, manager

Hsing Sou Kong and Ha Peh Ting J. Chubb

Wireless Operator—Nih Ban Yen

 FOOOHOW A39S

Easterngineeeing (fe Trading En & m w, mm ± &

Co., Etd., Importers of Machinery, Fukien Christian University—Fukien

Steel

Flour Saws. Leather,

and Piece Goods,Canned Goods,of and Shaowu, Fukien, China; Cable Ad:

Exporters

Tea,

Ad: 1129Lacquer Ware, etc.—Nantai; Cable Hsiho, Administrative

Foochow (or Shaowu)

Officers

David M. Cheng, general manager Lin Ching-jun, litt. d., president

D. H. Ding, asst,p manager Bishop John Dowdy, d.d., hon.

president

Cheng Tso-hsin, sc.d., dean

pi & fJMi & * H * Tan

Chen Jin-mei,

I-chu, PH. d.,deandeanof Women

m.a., of Students

Ta twig ta pak tee,n po kong sze R.EvaW.MMcClure, B.D.,assoc,

treasurer

Eastern

China Extension,

Telegraph Australasia.

Co., Ltd.—Sharp & Asher, b.s.. treasurer

Peak; Cable Ad: Eastern Lin Hsi-chien, B.A., chairman, Arts

R.S. Maunder,

R. Bryant,deputy

manager Faculty

engineer Willard

ScienceJ.Faculty

Sutton, ph. d., chairman,

Lin Cheng-yao, m.s., chairman,

ChinAgriculture

Yun-min,Facultylibrarian

m. m m n S.Li Y.Hsiao

Li, m.d.,

Eastern Hotel,

Ding; Cable Ad: EasternThe—55,' Mah Huong Chin,College

m.d., physician do.

R. Chapron, proprietor

& mm

Etablissements Chapron, General4824;

port and Export—Teleph. Im- Fukien Paper Meg. Co., Ltd., Manu-

facturers and Exporters of Paper and

Cable Ad : Chapron Paper Products — Nantai, Foochow;

Cable Ad: Fuper

Foochow College- (Under the A.B.C. Suen

Soo Se Ju,

Tsan,rung,chairman

F.M.)

.,Nga Geng Guong, acting president ChenMuWen Lin, director do.

Robert H. Chen, manager

13 & M & J12 iUi W fg

Foo chow tien chi ku van yu hsien kung sez Fukien Telephone Co., Ltd., Tele-

Foochow Electric Co., Ltd., Electric tic phone Exchange—Strowger Automa-

Light &Chiang, Power Supply—Head System

Hsing Foochow; CableOffice:Ad: C.D. L.K. Liu,

Liu, mng. director

director

Electric

S.K. F.P, Suen, acting general

Pao, chief engineer manager

D. K. Liu,manager(AccountingDept.) Fukien Leather,Trading Cotton Yarn, Co., Importers

Liquid Gold,of

S.Y. A.S. Chen,

Tsao, manager

manager(Eng. Dept.)Dept.) Ceramic

(Business Colours, Piece Goods, Dyestuffs,

Cigarettes* Motor Cars, etc.; Exporters

ofpingSilk,andLacquers, Timber,

General Insurance etc.; Ship-

Agents,

vl m & m General Commission and Marketing

Foochow Native Hospital— Agents—69, Tak Ding Road (Permanent

Trustees—H.B.M. Consul,andCommis- Addresses:

Foochow); Sung Teleph.Lu,2932; TiangCablePao Tau

Ad:

sioner of Customs Dr. J. Fuktraco

Moorhead Howard Ling, manager

Committee—H.E.

Chen-ping, Admiral

k.c.M.g., Sir Sah Amelia Ling,accountant

asst, manager

Chu Kon Ting and Dr.J.J.C.Moorhead

Oswald, Pearl Sung,

Resident Nurses—Miss

MissSecretary Barron and

I. Walters& Treasurer—W. M. S. General Accident, Fire & Life

Hon. Assurance Corporation, Ltd., The—

Brand Union Trading Co., agents

A396 FOOCHOW

!£ H Kien Kee ft

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Mer- Ying shang po na men yang Men

chants—Cable Ad: Gibb yu hsien hung sze

J. L. Oswald Imperial Chemical Industries

Agencies,: (China), Ltd., Importers of Alkalis

Ben Line of Steamers and Commercial and Industrial

Eastern & Australian S.S.

Peninsular & Oriental S. N, Co. Co., Ltd. Chemicals—Nantai; Teleph, 2847; Cable

Ad: Alkali

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Union Insce. Society of Canton, Ltd. J. G. Cruickshank, district manager

N. British & MercantileInsce.Co.,Ltd. (For Agencies See Shanghai Section)

British India Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. ft! 1& E fVo

The Central Agency, Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Gen-

Burns Philp & Co. eral Merchants & Shipping Agents

ZJ5 ^ Tai Ping —Cable Ad: Jardineagent

M. J. Henderson,

Gilman & Co., Ltd., Merchants — A. B. Stafford, tea inspector

J. A. Taylor (London) F. A. Gomes

J.C. L.Miskin (Hongkong)

Oswald, agent Miss Gomes

Lau Wan Kai, compradore

H H Tuck Ring ft # ¥ &

Greig & Co., M. W., Merchants—Cable Kungping Co., Manufacturers’ Re-

Ad: Greig; Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th presentatives—P.O. Box 4; Cable Ad:

edns., Bentley’s and Lieber’s Brand

C. Skerrett-Rogers,

H. partner W. M. S. Brand, proprietor

A.S.M.Brand,

d’Oliveira do. Leadmen & Co., Ltd., General Importers

Agencies:

China Underwriters, Ltd. and Exporters —Nantai

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. Ling & Co., D. G., Auctioneers and

Commission Agents—-Teleph. 239 South;

Guthrie Memorial High School Cable Ad: Norco

(M.E.F.B.)—Hingwha, Fukien Masonic—Foochow Lodge; No. 1912 E.C.

W. M.—W. J. Sutton

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New Secretary—H.

Treasurer—J. Chubb S. Kierkegaard

York—16, Tai Ping Hsiang; Teleph.

2653; Cable Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed.

Inc., U.S.A., managers for the Orient MISSIONS

H $$ Eu Chiong & m & M M

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Mer- Mei kuo hung li wei

chants—Cable Ad: Crosfield American Board Mission (A.B.C.F.M.)

A. S. Alison, manager —Cable

Miss H.Ad:M. Fernstalk

Atwood

Agencies: Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Beard (Absent)

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.

Bank Line, Ltd.

Holland Oost Azie Lijn Rev. and Mrs. L.B. J.Bingham

Rev. and Mrs. Christian (Absent)

Ellerman Line Miss L.L. S.G. Houston

Miss Dyer, m.d.

Maersk Line Miss W.

J. Jacobs

Scottish Union NationalInsuranceCo. Rev. R. McClure

Signode Patent Strapping Mrs. W. R.Mrs.

McClure

West

Ocean of ScotlandInsuranceOffice,Ltd.

Accident & Guarantee Cor- Rev. and W. H. (Absent)

Topping

poration, Ltd. Miss M. Wiley

Palatine Insurance Co.,Ltd. of London Changlo Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Rinden (Absent)

K.K. P.L. M. LineLines

M. Air Miss L. D. Ward

 FOOCHOW A397

Ingtai Very Rev. Augusten Perina, Vic.

Miss S. E. Armstrong Provincial, o.p.

Miss M. F. Buckhout Rev. Fr. Francisco Valencia, o.p.

Miss L. B. Lanktree Rev. Cipryano Bravo, o.p.

Rev. E. H. Smith (Absent) Rev. Alvaro de la Iglesia, o.p.

Miss

Miss A.H. M.H. Smith

Tapley St. Dominic's College, Foochow City

Pagoda Anchorage Rev. Francisco Martin, rector

Dr. C. L. Gillette Rev. Raymundo Quijano, O.P.

Mintsing Rev. Miguel Bonilla, o.p.

Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Newell Rev. Amador de Elis, o.p.

G.Mrs.A.R.Thelin

A. Thelin (Absent) Church of England Zenana Missionary

Peiping {Language School) Society—

Deaconess E. V. Armstrong

A.Rev.L. and

FaurotMrs. E. W. Smith Miss M. Brown

Shaowu Miss M. Church (On leave)

Missand L. Burr R.(F. Scott

C, Univ.) Miss S. Gaussen

Dr. Miss

Miss G.K. M. Gordon

Rev. andMrs. (F. C. Univ.)

Mrs. C. L. Storrs Griggs

Miss L. M. Harris

Miss E. T. Thomas (F. 0. Univ.) Miss K M. Lamb

Miss J. C. Walker Deaconess

Yangkau

Miss B. H. Allen Miss A. C. K.Townsend

Deaconess

S. Loader

A. J. Wade

Miss I. Walters

American Dominican Procuration — Miss E. Barron

Cable Ad: Amdom

Rev. Bro. Jordan Foochow

Warnock, o.p. Church Missionary Society—

St. Joseph’s Reg. Seminary Bishop

Rev. D. C.K.B.Akehurst

R. Sargent

and Wife

Rev. P. Y. Manning, o.p.,

Rev. J. F. Monroe, o.p., s.T. lr. s.T. LR. Deaconess A. Armstrong (On leave)

Kienow Miss R. Barton

Catholic Mission, Holy Rosary Miss O. Bell

Miss V. M. Bois

Rt. Rev. M. A. O’Conner, o.p., Pref. Miss E. Brown (On leave)

Rev.Apost.

J. E. Hyde, o.p. Miss C.E. G.

Bryant

Rev. F.B. A.G. Gordon, o.p.o.p. Miss

Rev. W. Collierand Wife

Conlin

Rev. Schneider,

Rev. Bro. James Murphy, o.p. Miss W. L, Crabbe (On leave)

Catholic Miss L. B. Craig

Rev. J.Mission, St. Albert’s

G. O’Donnell, o.p. Dr.

Miss J. Grindleyand Wife

E. G. Fishe

Hut'ou Miss

Catholic

Rev. B.MissionH. Scheerer, o.p. Miss A.S. Grindley

M. Hind

Kienyang Miss E.A. C.Izzard

Miss

Catholic Mission

V. Rev. Rev. H. F. Kendall

Knight

Rev. J. L.B.Devine,

C. Werner,

o.p. o.p., Vic. Prov. Miss A. Lugton

Miss P. McLauchlen

Catholic Chungan Miss A. McClelland (On leave)

Rev. J.Mission

G. Joyce, o.p. Miss

Rev. E.A. M.

W. Mulholland

R. Norton and Wife

Catholic Mission Pucheng Rev. E. M. Norton and Wife

Rev. Paul Curran, o.P. Miss J.E. H.F. Pitt

Rev. Pratt and Wife (On leave)

Rev.Huang-K'eng (via Kienyang)

A. L. Scheerer, o.p. Miss E.P. Stevenson

Simpson

Miss

Miss

Catholic

Rt. Rev. Mission - Francis Aguirre

Bishop Miss D.

M. Stubbs

E. Thomas

Rev. Hilario Fernandez, o.p. Miss

Dr. J.H.L.Webster

A. Webster(On and

leave)Wife

Rev. Manuel Calvo, o.p. T. R. Wilkinson and Wife

A39» f66chow

Yen. Archdeacon VV. P. W. Williams Phoenix Assurance Co , Ltd.—

W. M. S. Brand, agent

and Wife

Miss

Dr. E. Williamson Post Office (Fukien District)—Head

MissA.M.J. Wray

Wilson and Wife Office : Minhow (Foochow); Telephs.

2902 (Director), 2752. (Admin. Dept.),

Independent Mission — 2618 (Mail &Division,

Inquiries) SavingsDivision);

2418 (Parcel Bank &

Miss M. L. S. Ballord Cable Ad: Postos

Miss L. N. Long Director—H. S. Kierkegaard

Mennonite Bretheren Church — Chief —Linof Pu-yingAccounts & Checking Dept.

® m m m Chief of

Chai Tseng Inland Business Dept-—Li

Mei I Mei Huei Chief of Local Business Dept.—Ch’en

Methodist Episcopal Mission— Cable Hsing

Ad:PaulMethodist Chief Dung lu of General Affairs Dept.—Ling

P. Wiant, secretary SuJ) - Offices—Nanchieh, fitphihm, Sung-

& m it m shankiao,

& Fuhsinchieh Henyshanlu Shanghanylu

St. Dominic’s College — Teleph. City First Class Postmasters — Yang

4801; Cable Ad: Domeol.l Wen-hsiang (Amoy) and Isaac S.

Hwang (Tsinkiang)

St.chow—Huan-sum-puo

Joseph’s Regional Seminary, Foo- Reuters, LTD.-^-rCable Ad: Reuter

V.Rev.Rev. W. M. S. Brand, representative

Fr. Fr. H. M. o.p.,

M. Calvo, Albers, o.p., rector

vice-rector San Peh S-ish Co.—

Rev.

Rev: Fr.Fr, P.G. Y.F. Manning,

Monroe, o.p„o.p.,,proc.

spir. (On

dir. J. F. Chen, manager

leave)

Rev. Fr. P. Q. Garcia, o.p., prof. (On Salt Revenue, Chinese Fukien 'Government

District Inspec-

leave) torate—{See Salt

Rev. Fr. R. Saez, o.p., prof, Administration)

Rev. Bn M, Honebrink, o.p., asst. proc.

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd., Import- Shaw, Geo. ^ H ^ ^ ^

ers, Exporters, Shipowners and In- —Nantai; L., Ship Owner,

Telephs. & Merchant

2316, 271(8 .& j2917

surance Agents — (Residence);

also at Shanighai, Chefoo, Branches

Cable Ad: Shaw. Tientsin;

Mei Ya Branches in Fukien Province: Chuang-

National

of Pittsburg Union—16,’ FireTaiInsurance

Ping Efsiang; Co. chow, Putien, Hanchiang, Haikou and

Santuao; and at Wenchow

Teleph. 2653; Cable Ad: Underiters

American Asiatic Underwriters, Mrs. L.F. Shaw

Geo. Shaw (Antung, Manchuria)

Fed. Inc., U.S.A., managers for

the Orient A.S.L. G.L.A. Shaw,

Shaw, do.

Mardas, signs per(Foochow)

pro. (Shanghai)

do, (Antung)

Nestle’s MilkofProducts E.

Distributors the Goods.(China),

of NestleLtd.,&

g j|j Sieri Sling

Anglq-Swiss Condensed Milk Cp.—3,

Kwangtung

Box 11 House,: Huang Sung Po; Siemssen

P.O. Yardarm:& Krohn, Codes:Merchants—Cable A,d:

A.B.C. 6th Edition,

Oriental Engineering Co., Interna- Bentley’s, Mosse, Duo

F. Siemssen, partner (Shanghai) and Private

tional Merchants, Imports-Exports G.A.T. H.Siemssen, do. perdo.pro.

and

GuildCommission

Building,Agents—Fob Hsin 27, FooStreet;

Ching Agents for Luders,

: signs

Telephs. 2237 and 2274; Cable Ad : Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen

2212; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s A.B.C. Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hambyrg

5th Improved & Universal Trade Siemens China Co.

 FOOCHOW

m & m ± m Union Architectural

Engineers,Service, Archi-of

Sin Tai Kbe & Co., Drapers, General tects Building andMaterials—Cable Importers

Ad: Unars;

Importers,

CommissionExporters,

Agents—Nan Storekeepers and : Codes : Bentley’s and Missions

tai, Foochow

Auiong Yeng, proprietor 1 ; Paul P. Wiant, director

S. H. Ou-Yeung, manager | Union Trading Co., The, Merchants,

Agencies : j InsuranceandandExporters—Teleph.

General Agents,2652; Im-

Yung Kong Clock Manufacturers, porters

Chefoo

Melchers & Brewery,

Co., Hongkong Edition, ‘Bentley’s and 3-Letter Code6th

Cable Ad: Sung; Codes: A.B.C.

Sonhoshin Peiping ! V.J.P.S.Sung, Wong,manager

assistant

Ho

K. Hong Soap

Hattori Clock Man factures,

Factory,' TokyoS’pore

J. Ullmann & Co., Hongkong H jjjf] Tung Cheong

| Wilkinson &GovernmentCo!, T. M.,Contractors,

Importers,

South China Trading Co., Ltd., Im- I Exporters,

porters of Peanut Oil, Beans, etc., Shipping & Insurance—Telephs. South

Marine Insurance Agents and Gen- 158 and 159; Cable Ad: Wilco: Codes:

eral Commission Agents—69, Me I Acme, Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition

Wu Ting Road ; Teleph. 2932; Cable

Ads: 7711 (Chinese) & Sochitraco | Willis F. Pierce Memorial Hospital—

(English) i Cable Ad: Hospl

C. C. Ling, manager Rev. Henry V. Lacy, supt.

Dr. Lora G. Dyer

Standard-Vacuum Oil Company—Cable Dr. Henry Li

Ad: Stgmdvac Dr.

Dr. Bruce W.N.Jarvis (On furlough)

Chan Wing Hun,

T. Chubb, manager

assistant Dr. Harold

Inez Ling Brewster

Wusupt.Hung T^O,Anchorage)

acting terminal Dr. Margaret

Dr. Esther Sia E. Tucker

(pagoda Dr. GI T. Kang

Star Ginseng C,o., Merchants—Cable Ad: Dr.

Dr. Y.K. H. Chao

T. Cheng

Ruck nail Dr. Tseng Pak R.N.

E. H. Buckuall, proprietor Hazel Atwoo^lj

Jennie

Frieda Jacob, r.n.r.n.

Stauhli.

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Alipe A. WilcOrt,

I)odwell & Co., Ltd., agents John L. Heiidry, acting director

wj & vui * m Yang Kwang' and a- .Co.,

m; fsze< ku ho you kiiny sze Distributor RadioMotion Picture

Dealer—Af^d:

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petro- iifo. ,1, Dong Die, Ing Ciu; Teleph.

leum Products—Teleph. 2942; Cable 2388; Cable Ad: Yangkwang

Ad: Texaco : Yangtsze

H. K . Chang, in charge The— Insurance Association, Ltd.,

Trinity Co&i.egk. - Union, Trading Co„ agents

S, C. Chgu, principal ' Yee Tsoonu Toba,

E. M, Ngrton, treasurer . —Cable Ad : Powhattg,n

J. M. Shon, territory manager

fg, Wha.Kee Young Men’s

Turner

Turner Co-, Merchants^ Cable Ad: Telephs.

Flamingo 2696 and 2038;Association—

Christian Cable Ad:

C. Skerrett-Rogers S. H. Suen, president

H. S. Brand | A. M. d-Oliveira Ward Y. C. Wang, secretary

 AMOY

r? m Hsia-mun

Amoy was one of the five ports open to foreign trade before the ratification of tiie

Treaty of Tientsin.

Chi or Dragon River,Itinislat.situated

24 deg.upon the N.

40 min. island

andoflong.

Haimun,

118 deg,at the

E. mouth

It wasofthethescene

Pe-

of1544,trade

but, in consequence of their cruelty towards the natives, the Chinese authoritiesin

with Western nations at a very early date. The Portuguese went there

forcibly expelled them and burned thirteen of their vessels. The English had com-

mercial

prohibiting dealings thereforeigners

trade with up to 1730,at allwhen portstheexcept

Chinese Government issued an edict

as regards Spanish ships, which were allowed to tradeCanton.

at Amoy.They made an exception

In describing Amoy, Dr. Williams says:—“ The island upon which Amoy is built

isbesides

aboutthe fortycity.

milesThe

in circumference, andthecontains scores of largecaused

villages (nowby 136)

numerous islands whichscenery

define it,withinsurmounted baybyis pagodas

picturesque,

or temples and partlypartly the

by

the

about eight miles. The harbour is one of the best on the coast; there is good holdingis

high barren hills behind the city. The entire circuit of the City and suburbs

ground in the outer harbour, and vessels can anchor in the

distance of the beach, and be perfectly secure; the tide rises and falls from fourteen to inner, within a short

sixteen feet. The western sid. of the harbour, here from six hundred and seventy-five

tois aeight hundred and

picturesque little forty yards

spot.presenting wide, isof formed

Eastward byis the

Amoycontrast the island of Kulangsu. orIt

Kinmun (Golden Harbour), a striking in island

the lowofforeground

Quemoy on

its south shore to the high land on Amoy.” The population of the City of

Amoy is in normal times 180,000 with another 50,000 outside the city, making

a total of 230,000 for the whole island of Amoy.

regarded Amoyasis one ranked

of thefor dirtiest

postal purposes

places in asChina.

a second-class

There hasCity.been a Itverywasremarkable

formerly

change

gress have in thisbeenrespect of recent

completed it willyears and favourably

compare when modern withimprovements

any city in China.still inThere

pro-

are several places of interest to foreigners in the vicinity, and excursions can be made

35to miles

Changchow-fu,

from Amoy.the chief city ofoftheKulangsu

The island department of that

[“ Drum Wavename, and situated

Island,” about

from a hollow

rock in which the incoming tide causes a booming sound] is about a third of a mile

from Amoy, and the residences of nearly all the foreigners are to be found there,

although most of the foreign business is transacted on the Amoy side. It is a remark-

ably pretty island. It was handed over by China as an International Settlement on

the 1st May, 1903.

In has become one of the most charming places of residence on the coast of China.

The peace and good order which are preserved in the International Settlement are

shown by the palatial residences of many wealthy Chinese residents, mostly

emigrants who have returned from the Straits Settlements, the Netherlands

East Indies, the Philippines and Burmah. The value of land on the island

of Kulangsu has advanced 100 per cent, compared with the prices ruling a

decade ago. There are several good clubs in the neighbourhood of the Recrea-

tion Ground. A neat little Anglican Church has been erected.

thatInan1922, the ratepayers

Advisory CommitteeofoftheChinese International

residents Settlement

should beof elected

Kulangsubyrecommended

the Chinese

residents in the Settlement to assist and advise

in all matters in which Chinese ratepayers were concerned. This the members of the Muncipal Council

recommendation

was approved by the foreign and Chinese authorities and adopted by the Chinese rate-

payers. Three Chinese members, appointed in December, 1926, took over the full

representation of Chinese rate-payers.

 AMOY A401

In Amoy electric energy is supplied at 110. a.c. and on Kulangsu at 220.■ a.c.

There

throughis thelittleChinese

demandTelegraph

for power.Administration.

All telegrams orAswireless telegrams messages are transmitted

are transmitted over

land linesRadio

less, the and areservicetherefore

beingoften

moresubject

efficientto delay,

and more it is reliable.

always preferable

Since 1933to Amoy

use Wire-has

been a port

Aviation Companyof callandof since

passenger and mail 1936

1st September, planestheoperated

twice weekly by the ChinahasNational

service become

a three times a week service.

There is a dockyard at Amoy, formerly owned by foreigners and later belonging

to the Chinese Navy, but now belonging to a private Chinese company, over which

the Chinese Navy exercises supervision. The Standard Vacuum Oil Company have

erected

the several oil tanks at Sung-Su on the mainland, closeCo.tohave

the sitebuiltofathe

newstation of

tionAmoy—Changchow

on an adjacent site railway, with oil and

tankstheandAsiatic

a canPetroleum

factory capable of turning out installa-

4,000 tins

a day. In June, 1921, the proposal to reconstruct a pier between the hulk of Messrs.

Butterfield

The matter &havingSwirebeen and referred

the shoretoaroused

Peiping,oppositi on ontrouble

no further the partwas ofexperienced.

the Amoy public.In the

late autumn,

declared againsthowever, the recommencement

the steamers of the firm. Aofsettlement

the work was resulted

reached in aandboycott being

the boycott

was withdrawn in March, 1922. In 1932 the firm was requested by the local Chinese

Authorities

and pier totoexpense

a assist

site somein thehalf

development ofthetheSouth port where

facilities by moving their hulkat

considerable a suitable asitemileandtoobtained permissiontheyto have now acquired

construct two piers.

The work was concluded in the early summer of 1935 and has added considerably to

the loading

gressive and unloading facilities of Amoy. This improvement is evidence of a that

pro-

other firmsspiritwill onfollow

the this

partexample.

of the modern Chineseresidents

The foreign authorities.number It is about

to be hoped

280, apart

from Japanese and Formosans who together number between 20,000 and 30,000.

Frequent

Swatow, and regular

Foochow, Formosa steamer

and communication

Shanghai, andis steamers maintainedrunwith directHongkong,

to the

Straits Settlements, Sumatra, Manila, Japan, Rangoon and Calcutta. There has

always been a comparatively good trade done

that the tea trade, for which it was long famous, has now practically at Amoy, and notwithstanding

disappeared,

has quintupled it since

is significant

the that1864-73,

decade the shipping tonnage

andthe almost trebled employed thebydecade

sincetonnage the 1874-

port

83. Until tlie shortage of shipping caused by European

many years topped the million mark. In former times, before the glory of Amoy had war the figures for

departed,

brought the staple export was Tea—the local product as well as the superior blends

duct andoverthe from Formosa—

indifference but, largely

of the grower owing to thetochanging

the deterioration

conditionsofofthethelocal pro-

foreign

market, tea has long since ceased to be exported. Before the Japanese obtained

possession of Formosa the Formosan teas were

in Amoy, whence they were shipped to the foreign markets. Now no Formosan “ settled ” and warehoused

tea is “settled” in Amoy, and with Keelung still unimproved to any considerable extent

quite

lung. 50The perforeign

cent, ofteathemerchant

Formosanat product

Amoy hasis being shipped

practically lostdirect to Americaand

his occupation, fromweKee-are

witnessing

hongs on the the

Amoyfulfilment

side, of

and the

many prediction

picturesque that “ the

residences row

on of quaint,

Kulangsu rambling,

will be old

offering

for the occupation ,of the wealthy returned emigrant or the missionary school.” A

University

playing has been

grounds, funds for established at Amoy in a fine range of buildings with ample

who

other made

nativehisof fortune

the district in the purpose

British havingand

Malaya;

who amassed

beenthanks

great wealth

provided to the

in Java,

by acivic

nativepatriotism

a contract

of the district

was signed of an-in

1922 with the Kellogg Switchboard and Supply Co. for the

new telephone system. Bunding, drainage, jetties, roads, recreation grounds and similar installation of a complete

public works, are in progress, many of the main streets have been widened and

ofconcrete

sport,paved,

includingand a afinefootball

public garden

ground,hasrunningbeen laidtrack,out with andfacilities

hard tennisfor allcourts.

forms

Reclamation work (filling in without bunding) was started

city and the Amoy Dock. A solid stone bund has been completed along the whole in 1922 to the north of the

waterfront of Amoy.

by theAmoyAmoy hasWaterworks

an up to dateCo.waterworks system, in excellent running order, operated

 A402 AMOY

Built in 1923 the reservoirs are capable of holding 400,000,000 gallons of water,,

enough for One year’s consumption. The Company have now provided Kularigsu with

water. The water is carried Over from Amoy to Kulangsu in boats and pumped to

reservoirs on the high points of the Island. The quality of water supplied comparer

very favOurably with any supply in the Far East and is extensively used by visiting

steamships.

Trade in 1939

duringMany the adverse

year. Infactorsadditionexistent in 1938influences,

to general continuedsuch to affect

as thethefallingtradeexchange,

of Amoy

blockade against the Fukien coast duriug the second half of the year, wherebya strict

restrictions on trade, and the outbreak of hostilities in Europe, there was ship-

ping therewith

Changchow, was brought

the hinterland upontowhich a standstill.

the trade ofJunk the porttraflicnowwith Shihma

depends, and

was also

very uncertain. In the first four months there wa» a fairly regular flow of com-

modities; but from may onto October,

out of an assassination Kulangsu,as atheresult of international

blockade against these complications

inland placesarising was

tightened and trade paralysed. The situation improved

had too far advanced for any appreciable commercial recovery to be reflected after October, when theinyear the

general statistics.

Actual value statistics of trade for the year were, as follows: direct foreign

imports, #10,.2 million as compared with $9,1 million during 1938; coastwise im-

portations of Chinese merchandise, .$8. 4 million as against $8. 8 million; direct exports

tp foreigngoods,

Chinese countries, $.3 5 million

$2. 7 million as against

as compared with $3.2 million; and coastwise exports of

$4. 5 million.

The foreign import trade was dull

over the previous year may be ascribed to two factors, throughout theviz.,

year,(1)and

higher the gain

valuesinasstatistics,

a result,

of72,363,

the unfavourable

quintals in exchange

.1938 to 142,360and (2) heavy

quintals. importations

With this and of

a rice,

few which

other rose from

exceptions,

however, reduced turnover was the predominant key-note in trade. Sulphate of

ammonia

ments dropped fromand154,984 to 70,651of stocks

quintals, duetheto outbreak

difficultiesofinwarmaking ship-

Under to.petroleum

the interior

products, tothe

shortage

losses were evenafter more marked : gasolene in Europe.

from over 2:

million to 125,000 litres, liquid fuel from 2,000 to 600 metric tons, kerosene bil from

5. 3 million to 859,00.0,: litres, and lubricating! oil from 21^,000 to 64,000 litres, all in

consequence

ofcommodities. of theandsuspension

electric plants factories ofin bus and

thewere launchandtraffic,

interior, the cessation

restrictions in the operation

on movements of such

Uf kerosene oil there shipments from Shanghai totalling 1,200,000

litres,

from IT*,thereby reducing

182 to 1,439 the loss

quintals wasshownmainlyindue localtostatistics.

the closureThe anddecline in paraffin

loss of the Chuanchow wax

market, whereto the bulk of supplies has usually gone.

was stagnant and the total importation waS only about one-fourth of last year. : The market for cigarettes

Coastwise importations from Shanghai likewise decreased from $1,130 000 to $770,0oot’

shipments torestrictions.

Government the interior High beingexchange

difficult and bothnative

on account of thehitblockade

competitipn the wheatandflourof

trade, where the figure fell from 32,000 to 16,000

importations from Shanghai. Other articles such as cotton piece goods, quintals, the shortage being woollen

met by

goods and yarn, metals and minerals, tinned plates, motor-cars and parts, electrical

materials

quintals being andartificial

and fittings, indigo

etc., allfromsuffered.

7,830 totoSugar

55,973 increased

kilogrammes, fromthe3,368 bulk toof 33,698

these

articles subsequently re-exported Shanghai

1 and Tsingtao respectively,

while the

corresponding slight recovery in molasses from 97' to 2,200 quintals signified a

in the North, revival coal rosein thefromlocal2,703

samshuto and 4,576soymetric

industries.

tons, Asanda result

matches of difficulties

similarly

increased

supplies from fromSwatow,

4,166 to where

65,644 they gross,hadall previously

from Japan,beenfollowing

obtained.the disruption of

Under coastwise imports, with the exception of a few items of foodstuff required

for local consumption, such as lard in bulk from 610 to 2,734 quintals, bran from

12,156 toto 30,749

25,106, 43,334 quintals,

quintals, wheat

there were flourdeclines

from 60,012 to 82,309 all

in practically quintals,

importantand rice from

headings.

Thus, beans and peas fell from 41,793 to 24,890 quintals, groundnut oil from 10,670

to 4,948 quintals, cigarettes from 4,706 to 2,375 quintals, cotton yarn from 6,512 to

 AMOY A403

4,827 quintals, cotton piece goods from 9,490 to 4,819 quintals, cotton

stockings from 78,564 to 36,234 dozens, beaqcake from 17,596 to 6,065 quintals, matches socks and

from 361,622 to 25,007 gross, and coal from 7,117 to 3,526 metric tons.

In foreignof exports

uncertainty supplies.theWhile

tradeshipments

was much ofhandicapped

jp^s paper,ontheaccount

principalof the extreme

article, were

maintained at a value of $1,170,000 or a gain of 9 per cent over the 1938

dwindled from 34,847 to 13,244 quintals, other fresh fruits from 8,176 to 1,715 quintals,figure, oranges

medicated

$240,000, andsamshu

paperfrom

of all1,550 to 276fromquintals,

qualities 2,528 toblack

1,139and green tea from $388,000 to

quintals.

The decline

indicative of The in the

the trend value of coastal exports from $4.5 million to $2.7 million was

conditions. slumpofwasthisespecially

trade, which heavywasinnotsugar,

unnatural

from in115,348

the face of existing

($2,380,000) to

56,008 quintals ($1,130,000),

which increased and the only

from 49,429 ($496,000) gain quintals

to 66,525 of importance Was in fresh oranges,

($800,000).

The total

2,795,015 tons tonnage

as againstof 2,535,072

shipping tons

entered and cleared under General Regulations was

in 1938.

DIRECTORY

M H * # m Pi M Codes: Bentley’s, PetersonallInternational

Amoy Pharmacy, The, Chemists and 3rd edition.

Agents and

Branches

Correspondents

over China

throughout

Druggists,Stationer's,

Supplies, Perfumers,WinePhotographic

and Spirit theParkcane

World '

Merchants and Commission Agents C. Hwang, manager

&c.—Cable Ad: Pharmacy; Codes:

A.B.C.

Tan 5th Gowkedn.Ta,andsole

Bentley’s

proprietor k ® m m

U. T. Chuang Tai Wan Gin Hang

H. C. Ong, treasurer Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—32, The Bund;

Cable Ad: Taiwangink;

C. Takahashi, manager P. 0, Box 14

Amoy Waterworks Co.—CableAd-.Water- T. Nakamura, p.p. manager

works;

Ng SeCodes: Bentley’s, and

Kim, managing Acme

director

OeiHomer

Tjoe, C. Ling, engineer-in-chief

do. fr H II H

Chew Yew Mui, business manager Hway Hong Gin Hang

Wu

ChangShih-chi, secretary

Foh-ching and Hongkong

Yui Tsing- poration— & Shanghai Banking Cor-

ling, engineering assistants L. H. Hitchcock, agent

A. Kyle Forsyth

& m~m % Yap Hong Siong, compradore

Am glo-Chinese College—Kulangsu

R. Tully, B sc,; principal ft

S.Peter

G. Shen, b.a., dean

Anderson, B.sc. of Studies Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

H. J. P. Anderson, m.a.,o.b.e., treasurer N.V.—J. M. Morhaus, manager

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South J. G. Buis, accountant

China), Ltd.—Kulangsu; Teleph. 47; Qyersea-Chinese Banking Corpora-

Cable Ad: Petrosilex

E. H.D.S.Lawrence, managermanager tion, Ltd.Cable- A.Ad:145, FukienHead

Road,Office:

Ku-

Forster, Instal. langsu; Oversea.

Singapore

Ang Teow Huan, manager

BANKS Yeo

Bank of China, Offers Complete Bank- KhooSeng

BoonChuan, asst. cashier

Eng, chief mgr. & acct.

ing service for Personal and Business Chang Shui Shao, sub-accountant

Requirements—Cable Ad; Oeiitrobank; Miss B. K. Chiu, stenographer

A404 AMOY

1C, ft Ho Kee ft ft m

Bovd & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Importers, Chin Ho Hong, Merchants, Commission

Exporters, Shipping and Commission Agents, Importers and Exporters—

Agents, etc.—P. O. Box 14, Kulangsu; Teleph. 667; Cable Ad: director

Cbinho

Cable

Complete Ad Phrase,

Boyd; Bentley’s

Codes: Bentley’s T.K. S.S. Tsai,

Hsu, managing

manager

Phrase, A.B.C. 5th & 6th edns.,Second

Acme, C. O. Hsu, accountant

Universal,

Branch Office:Boe Foochow Code and Private.

F. R. Smith, managing director CLUBS

(Shanghai) Amoy Club—Kulangsu

P. S. Tien, director (Shanghai) Committee—L. H. Hitchcock, H. A.

G. S. Ting, do. Bayne,

C. T. Evans, do. and S. C.A.leK.Poole

Forsyth, J. G. Buis

Beitish Chamber of Commerce— Kulangsu Recreation Club—Kulangsu

Chairman ex officio— N. Fitzmaurice, Committee—L.C. Altaffer (chairman),

C. T. Evans, T. Kobayashi, A. W. J.

C.I.E.

Hon. Secretary—C. T. Evans (hon. secretary) A. K. Korsyth

Thomas, C. A. Watt,

•jjijf Tai koo CONSULATES

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants- m m m m Jt *

R. C. Harley, signs per pro. Ta pi li che ling che chou

T. D. Erskine

Belgium—Kulangsu

Netherlands

(In ChargeConsul—J.M.

of Royal Morhaus

Belgian

M f! * 3$ FI M Interests)

Cheong

Pharmacy), Medical Practitioners, Denmark—Kulangsu

toChemists

C. M. Customs,

Teleph.

and Druggists,

Head Office,

Medical Officers

etc.—Kulangsu,

Kulangsu Amoy;

169;

H. B. M. Consul - General — N.

Fitzmaurice, c.i.e. (In Charge of

Branch Office, Amoy 872; Cable Ad: Danish Interests)

Cheongsons;

Phrase Codes: Bentley’s Complete

Dr. m £ m m & *

Dr. E.M. S.L. Cheong,

Cheong,mng.b. a.,proprietor

m. d., asst, Ta fa kuo ling shih chou

manager France—Kulangsu; Cable Ad: Fran-

M. S. Cheong, b.a., secty. & treasurer sulat

Consul—R. Blondeau

Yap Eng Giam, dispenser Secretaires—Benoit

Lim Kian Ki, do.

Thai An Tan, do. M. L. Kiong Ma and Joseph

Agencies:

J. Serravallo, Trieste, Barcelona, Italy. n nr ^ m m *

Eli(Bark

Lillyand IronIndianapolis.

& Co., Wine) (U.S.A. Ta ying ling sz ya men

Great Britain—Kulangsu; Cable Ad:

Pharmaceutical

ducts) and Biological Pro- Britain

Albert Mendel A.G., Chemical Consul-General

c.i.e. (In Charge — N. Fitzmaurice,

of Royal Danish

Works, Berlin Interests)

Kunst & Albers, Shanghai (Phar- Clerk—Ting Sek-eng

maceuticalBurbidges

Burgoyne, Specialities)& Co., Ltd., Vice-Consul—Cav. Dott. Carla

London Marchiori

Yio Registrar—Count Giorgio Borea

DakinRayBrothers, Malt and

Ltd., Laxagar

London Regoli

Secretary—Miss Emmy Boss

Chinferrine (Iron Tonic) Chinese Secretary—Dr. Michel

L.Lotus

H. Seller,

Honey Samta, Bengal, India Wang

 AMOY A405

® H *n * Lights Dept. {Southern Section)

Ta wo kok ling sze Inspector of Lights—C. A. Watt

Netherlands—Kulangsu Lightkeepers

N. E. Nelsson, — R.J. T.H. Cowan,

W. Howell,

P. U.

Consul—J. M. Morhaus Sorensen,

Norway— Kulangsu Stetsky, G. W. Wolkoff, I.B. O.F.

G. E. Sands,

Vice-Consul—C. T. Evans Deniakin and A. A. Essen

(Justoms Lights Tender “Pingchiny

* ^ ^ « Commander - C. F. Gaby

Ta pou t'ao ya ling che chau Officers

Banyard,— S.LinW.Ko and

Thomas,

Chan KanG. C.

Portugal—Kulangsu Engineer—A. Brown

Erench Consul—R. Blondeau (In

Charge of Portuguese Interests)

Secretaire—K. P. Tan

± f'J & &

%Tain.m Tek Ki Lee See

shi pan yax ling

m chewchou

*

Douglas Lapraik St Co.—The Bund;

Spain—Kulangsu Cable Ad: Lapraik;Private

Codes: Bentley’s

French Consul—R. Blondeau (In A.B.C. 5th edn.

Charge of Spanish Interests) R. H. Murray,and agent

Tan Kim Pong, compradore

Ta mei kuo ling® shih

^ yamen

H * Agencies:

United States ofde America—Kulangsu Directory St Chronicle of the

Consul—K. G. Mac Vitty Far East

Vice-Consul—Leland C. AltaiFer Douglas

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

Steamship Ltd.

U.S.Clarence

PublicH.Health Service—Dr. Jardine Engineering Corporation Co.,

geon and Dr. Holleman,

Theodore V.A. Oltman

A. Sur- Indo-China

Ltd. Steam Navigation

Canadian Pacific Steamship Line

m m m Ben

BankLineLine I Prince Line

Hsia Men Hai Kuan Glen Line | Office,

Shire Line

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Canton Insurance Ltd.

Commissioner—K. E. Jordan Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.

Preventive

Chen Yii KuanDeputy Commissioner— CommercialUnion Assurance Co., Ltd.

Administrative Deputy Commissioner Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

—R. Nakagawa Green Island

North BritishCement Co., Ltd.

Mercantile Insurance

Assistants—Peng Chia Chieh,

Kao-piao, E. Yasugaki and G. Cheng Co., Ltd.

Iwakuma Ewo Brewery

China Co. Co., Ltd.

Fire Insurance

Medical OiScers—Dr. Chang Mao

Lin, Dr. Cheong Enar Soon, Dr. C. English Presbyterian Mission—Ca-

H. Holleman and Dr. Y. Kobayashi

Chief Tidesurveyor & Harbour ble Ad: Bromerus, Amoy

Master—O. Matsuo Amoy

Asst. Tidesurveyor—T. Kobayashi Miss D. M. Arrowsmith

Boat

LauOfficers—J.

Chik Chi A. Zanadvoroff and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. P. Anderson

Asst. Boat Officer—Chan Yat Wah Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson

Chief Miss D. Pearce

ActingAppraiser—A. Mitchell

Asst. Appraiser—S. Mr. and Mrs. R. Tully

Nagamine Chuanchow

Inspector of Examiners—T.

Examiners—A. Ichige Miss M. Clarke

Ching, Lau HokR Kimber,

Ying, M. Chao Shih

Kunihara, Miss |K- M. Duncan

Miss J. P. McKay

M, Kusumoto,

Tze Chark T. Tsuboi and Lau Dr. F. C. Read

Eastern Commander—I. MacRobert Dr.

Dr. D.N. Landsborough

Tunnell

Engineer on Special Duty—H.

Asst. Wireless Supervisor—Loh Sier Cairns Miss S. D.Mrs.

Keningale

Hao Mr. and R. A. Rogers

A406 AMOY

F ungchwi. Board of l^irectbrs—Ting Giok Su

Rev. I. R. M. Latto (chairman), TohKhoChuan

chairman), Siau Seng,

Kee (vice-

Ngo

Mrs. H. C. Jett Hong Hun, Ngo Teng Chin, Lim

Uhangpu Hu Koh, Huang Tok Siu, Peh Kak

Miss M. Fraser Goe and Ting Syin Php

Chang chow Manager—C. C. Huang

Rev. W. Short Chief Engineer—B. C. Ong

^ & f&l 1 * Jp] I Kong Pan Koh

Ta pah din -pan hung sze Kulangsu Municipal Council — Ku-

langsu

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. Chairman—L.

Members—Rev.H.E. HitchcOdk,W. Koeppe, m.b.e.

J. M.

—Kulangsu, Amoy; Teleph. 182; Morhaus, R. Nakaga'wa and J.

Cable Ad: Nordiske Obata ,

J. P.B. E.,Norgaard, supt.

V. Jorginsen Secretary & Chief Police Officer

—G. R. Bass, m.c.

Hope Co., ThY (Keecheong Dispensary), Inspectors of Police^A. G. Olkhovsky

Druggists, Commission Agents, Wine,

Spirit and Tobacco Merchants, General SubandInspector

S. Fukuda of Police—D. Kikoku

Storekeepers, etc.—Cable Ad: Hopec Medical Officer-^Dr. A. C. Price

Frank C. Whitfield, mng. proprietor Interpreter—E. K. Chua

Whang Se Ham, asst, manager Chief Clerk—S. S. Ma

Tia Chun Seng

PeckThian Phong I So

TanCheongChoan

Sam Pin London Missionary Society —

Fan Ah Sim I Po Boon Hock Amoy

Rev.

Imperial Chemical InOustries (China), , Chcmgckov' Rev. andJ. M.Mrs.

NeaveN. B. Slater

Ltd.—10,

P.O.H. Box 61;TheCableBund; Teleph. 782;

Ad: Alkali Rev.

Rev. andand Mrs.

Mrs. L.F. G.K. Phillips

Balchin

A. Bayne Miss M. Box

Miss I. P. Read

Indo-ChinaSteamNavigatio.nCo.,Ltd.— Hweian Rev. A. F. Griffiths

Douglas Lapraik & Co., agents MisschowN. Wheeler

m m m wl Ting

Mrs. K.A. E.H. L.Lindsay

Miss Hutley

Insular Hotel,Code

Ad: Insular; The—Kulangsu;

Used: Bentley’sCable

Proprietors — Tian Ian Thiam and Ri San Ching

Teng Khai Siong Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Mer-

Manager—Teng Khai Siong chants—The Blind; P.O. BoxT2; Cable

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— Ad: Mitsui

Douglas Lapraik & 6b., agents S. Suzuki, manager

Y. Ikemoto, asst, manager

JaAmoy,

va- ChinN.a -Y.Ja—pa nCab'eLijn,Ad: Agentsohap National University of Amoy (Chang-

Javalijn ing, Fukien W.,Sah,China)

A. Pen-tung D.sc., president

H. E. Rouffaer, agent Ying Fu, d.sc., dean df Studies

S. C. le Poole C.Chuan

C. Peng, m.a., dean of Students

Agencies : Liu, m.s., controller

Royal Packet Navigation CO. E. S. Yang, b.a., secretary

Holland East Asia Line

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail Chiu Bien-ming, dr. phil., dean,

Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail College Hsieb,

Yu-ming of ArtsPH.n., dean, College

“Royal

KLMNetherlands

” Royal DutchIndianAir Lines

Airways T. ofCommerce

C-Science

Peng, m.s., dean, College of

Kulangsu Electric Co., Ltd.—Cable Wu Tse-fang, m.a., dean, College of

Ad: Kesco Laws

 AMOY A407

Nestle’s Milk Products (China),

Distributors of the Goods of Nestle’s & Ltd., ■ p ] ^ v* ^ ± fi

Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.— Texas Teh shih ku kuo yu kung szu

Co. (China), Ltd., The, Texaco

E226,

H. C.GiamWang,Ah representative

Ka, Kulangsu

I Petroleum ProductsCable

Address: Kulangsu); — (Temporary

Ad: Texaco

Post Office—Amoy Lei Shi Seng, in charge

Postmaster—Yang Wen-hsiang

General Supervisor—-Chen Dou-beng

Sin Lee Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers Tung Wen iNstiTtifE—Telfeph. m m

General GrOcers, Wine and Spirit Ad: Tungwen 311; Cable

Merchants, Navy Contractors, Auc- Miss Tena Hockeboer, M.a., principal

tioneers and

British Concession Commission; Agetits-rn Leosupervisor

Selig Toh, m.A., ll.b., general

^ H Mei Foo Yap HanTuan,

Lee Pek Giok, dean

disciplinarian

Standard-Vacuum e: rOilva Co.—Cable Ad: Kwok Suang Nan, business manager

Standyac;

Tseng Co4Chu,P acting

Kuo t te district mgr.

E. Cordeiro # 7% Eng Bib

Sunwhich

LifeisAssurance

incorporatedCo.the

of Canada (with Whitfield

China Mutual porters

& Co., P. S., Importers, Ex-

and Hoad;

GeneralCable

Merchants —129,

LifeC. T.andEvans,

Shanghai Chong San

Liie Insurance Co.) Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition andAd:Bentley’s

Field;

representative

« ^ m Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Teo Kian Huat Co. (Established Ltd.—

1900), General Merchants, Commis-

sion Agents, Importers and Export-

, ers — Cable Ad : Heapcheong; Yeo Swee Swanie & Co.,m Merchants and

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Commission Agents—Cable Ad:Chipkee

edn. Yep wee Swan, partner

Teo Kian Huat, proprietor & mana- YeP Tain Oak, attorney & manager

ging

TeoTeo director

NaiNaiChong, asst, manager

Kok, assistant Y. M. C. A. — Little Punning Horse

Pung Chun Kheng, compradore Road: Teleph. 95; Cable Ad: Flamingo

 SWATOW

m iii Shan-tau

Swatow, which was first thrown open to foreigners by the Treaty of Tien-

tsin (1858-1860), is situated in the mouth of the river Han in the Southern most

corner of the delta formed by that river on its way to the sea. It lies near

the eastern border of Kwangtung Province in lat. 23° 20' 43" IN. and long.

116° 39' 3' E. It is the shipping port and general entrepot for the whole of

eastern Kwangtung and the chief hinterland cities are Ch’ao-chow-fu (officially

renamed Ch’ao-an-hsien by the Republic), Mei-hsien (formerly Kayingchow), Chao

yang, Kityang, Samhopa and Hingning.

Swatow is built on the northern shore of an armj of the sea which stretches

about 10 miles inland (and not on the north bank of the Han river as is

commonly supposed). The shore on the opposite side of the harbour known as

Kakchioh is bold and striking, the hills stretching away eastward to the coast

where they form what is known to sea-going people as “ Good Hope Cape.”

Pagoda Hill rises on the opposite side almost due north of “Good Hope Cape”

and in a direct line from this hill, across a sheltered stretch of water known

as Clipper Roads, lies the large island of Namoa.

The earliest traces of foreign commercial activity are to be found in one

of the southern bays of Namoa Island where there are relics of East India

Company occupation in the eighteenth century. In the same spot in 1855

an American from Connecticut named Bradley and a Scotsman from Edin-

burgh named Richardson founded the firm of Bradley & Co. Both had pre-

viously been trading in the Philippines and both had come to Namoa Island

from Amoy. Subsequently Bradley & Co. removed to Double Island which is

situated

interestingat here

the mouth of Swatow

to record from an Harbour and isrecently

old document 4 miles unearthed

from Swatow.

that atIttheis

time Bradley and Richardson moved to Double Island Swatow was “a collec-

tion of fishing huts on a “mud-flat” and further to state that it is now, 70

years later, a thriving city with nearly a quarter of a million inhabitants.

Shortly after the signing of the Treaty of Tientsin Bradley & Co. moved

up to Swatow proper, being the first foreign firm to become established there.

In 1862 the British Government was granted a piece of land about a mile out-

side 'Swatow but so strong were the demonstrations of the populace against

it that the settlement project fell through. Foreign residences and offices,

however, began to spring up at Kakchioh on the opposite side of the harbour

and before the decade 1860-1870 was out, opposition had very largely died down

and foreigners were living and trading freely in Swatow itself.

The climate of Swatow is very salubrious. The town, however, has suffered

from typhoons on many occasions. Fifty thousand lives were lost and very

extensive damage to shipping and property was caused by one of these terrible

storms which accompanied by a tidal wave, struck the port on the night of

August 2nd, 1922. Seismic disturbances, also, have frequently been felt here.

The most serious was that on February 13th, 1918, when, it is computed, over

2,000 people were killed and several thousand injured, while the damage to

property was immense. The native population of Swatow was estimated at

140,630 in 1929 and was now nearly a quarter of a million, before the Japanese

occupation.

A Chinese syndicate, with a capital of $3,000,000, obtained the necessary

sanction for the construction of a railway from Swatow to Oh’ao-chou fu, and

work was commenced on the line in 1904. The line, 28j miles in length, was

 SWATOW

opened to traffic on November 25th, 1906. The contractors were Japanese, who

supplied all material, the rails and engines coming from America and the

carriages from Japan. The construction of the line brought about a great

inflation of land values.

Swatow has an electric light plant and a waterworks has been in operation

since 1914, the reservoir being at Ampou, about eight miles inland. In the

middle of 1919 a telephone service was introduced. The city now has the most

modern automatic telephone service.

Swatow is by no means slow in the race with other China ports for im-

provement. Road making and road widening are, being carried out rapidly,

and the public park at the back of Swatow is being gradually improved. Three

Fire Brigades—well equipped with modern apparatus—protect the town, two of

these being financed by different charitable guilds. An Orphanage, organised

after the Typhoon of 1922, a Poor Peoples Workshop and a iLeper Station,

besides the Mission Hospitals, are among the charitable institutions of the

port.

On June 21, 1939 the Japanese landed at Swatow since when the port has

remained

ship closed

a week, to allhowever,

which, but Japanese

is onlyvessels, withtothe

permitted carryexception of one

passengers and non-Japanese

stores for the

personal use of Europeans

also remained close. residing at Swatow. The Chinese Maritime Customs has

Trade in 1939

Several diverse factors, some adverse and some favourable, influenced the

course of trade at Swatow during 1939. The predominating feeling among mer-

chants at the beginning of the year was one of nervousness, and this prevailed

in varying degree until it became more intense with an increase in air-raids

during May. Finally, Japanese warships arrived in the river on the 21st June

and the port was occupied on the night of the 21st-22nd June. Swatow was

closed to general trading from the latter date and remained closed at the end

of the year. From the 18th July postal parcel traffic was permitted and Cus-

toms duty was charged. Goods in commercial quantities, however, could not

be exported by this means, and from the 16th November, in addition to Cus-

toms duty, a tax of 40 per cent was imposed on goods imported from abroad by

parcel post. The conditions affecting trade adversely were apprehension of a

landing by Japanese forces, air-raids, evacuation of a large proportion of the

inhabitants, the high cost of imported goods, embargoes on the export of some

the export and

products, the necessity

of certain others. toFactors

purchasethata certificate

encouragedof trade

foreignwere

exchange to cover

the occupation

of Canton and the Yangtze Valley, leaving Swatow the most convenient port

for the shipment of goods to and from Northern Kwangtung, Kiangsi, Hunan,

and even provinces farther west; the desire of importers to lay up stocks before

the possible occupation of Swatow; and the anxiety of exporters to dispose of

their produce.

The sum result of these handicaps and encouragements was greatly to in-

crease trade while the port was open, the total value of trade, which for the full

year 1938 was $145.2 million and for the first six months of 1938 $78.9 million,

being for 1939—with the port closed from the 22nd June—$125.4 million, there

little doubt that if the port had remained unoccupied until the end of the year

the value of trade would have surpassed any previous year’s figures.

Comparative value statistics for the trade of the port were as follows:

direct foreign imports, $33.4 million as compared with $36.6 million; coastwise

imports of Chinese produce, $54 million as against $45.6 million ; direct exports

to foreign countries, $34.2 million as against $37.6 million; and coastwise ex-

portations of Chinese goods, $10.7 million as compared with $25.4 million.

Imports of foreign rice fell from 1,069,000 quintals in 1938 to 773,000 quin-

tals during the first six months of 1939 and were largely responsible for the

decline in the value of imports as compared with 1938. Another foreign com-

modity that fell short of 1938 imports was sulphate of ammonia, which fell in

A410 SWATOW

quantity from 384,000 to 287,000 quintals, the import for 1939 exceeding, how-

ever, that for the first six months of 1938, when 191,000 quintals entered. In

order to balance the shortage of ammonium sulphate, beancakes from NOTth

China greatly in excess of the previous year’s quantities were imported. Minor

decreases were recorded in the import of kerosene oil, liquid fuel, embroidery

yarn, paper of all kinds, artificial indigo, and fishery products. Offsetting these

losses were increased imports of trucks and chassis. Most of the trucks were

for commercial purposes. Of gasolene, 6,316,000 litres were imported as against

1,932,000 litres in 1938. The value of embroidery linen imported was $7.5 mil-

lion and the quantity 4,804,000 metres as compared with 5,250,000 metres for 1938.

Coastwise imports showed a remarkable increase over the figures for 1938,

being valued at some $54 million in 1939 as compared with $45.6 million in 1938.

Frbm January to June Chinese goods flowed into Swatow, mostly from Shang-

hai, in large quantities. The value of native cigarettes imported rose from

$4.6 million to $7.6 million. The value of Chinese cotton yarn imported rose

from $9 million to $13 million, cotton piece goods from $3.7 million to $7.4

million, and beancake from $3.8 million to $6 million. Of the main domestic

imports, rice and paddy showed a marked decline, from a value of $4.7 million

in 1938 to $2.2 million in 1939, and beans and peas from $3.5 million to $2

million.

The value of direct exports in 1938 exceeded the value for 1939 by $3.4

million. Exports abroad of drawn-thread work and cross-stitch work and em-

broideries other than silk were valued at $8,600,000, compared with $6,700,000

for the first six months of 1938 and $18,600,000 for the whole year of 1938. These

figures show that despite difficulties, especially evacuation of workers from

Swatow' and other towns in the district on account of air-raids, the industry

contiUued to thrive. The heaviest shipments are normally made in the autumn

to catch, the Christmas markets, but in 1939 the port was closed when these ship-

ments would have been sent. The decrease in the despatch of drawn-thread

work and cross-stitch work and embroideries other than silk accounted for a

fall of over $10 million, whilst a decline in the export of coarse chinaware,

fishing-nets, and kittysols accounted for a further depreciation of $1.9 million.

The decrease in the value of coarse chinaware exported was, however, not actual

asj, ,owing' to a rise in prices, chinaware that would formerly have been classi-

fied as coarse was, placed in the category of fine. Exports of the latter thus

appreciated in value by nearly half a million dollars. The closure of many

potteries in Kiangsi,whilst

SWatoW chinaware, owingtheto migration

hostilities ofthere,,

manycreated

experts afrom

greatKiangsi

demandto the

for

Swatow district improved the quality of the output. Fishing-nets were stated

to be overstocked in Siam and Singapore, which accounts for the decline in

demand. These decreases in the value of direct exports were largely offset by a

trade new to Swatow, namely, wolfram ore (tungsten). Hitherto all wolfram

—which was a Government monopoly—had been carried from Kiangsi overland

to Canton. With the occupation of that city in October 1938, transport of the

ore wras diverted through Swatow, and the amount was valued during the six

months of 1939 at $4.6 million. During the previous year none of the ore had

been shipped through Swatow, although seizures of clandestinely shipped lots

were fairly frequent. Another product of Kiangsi shipped through Swatow in

unusual quantities was tin in slabs. There had hitherto been a small trade,

but in 1939 exports exceeded those for 1938 in value by nearly $1.1 million.

Other unusual exports served to swell the trade figures, e.g., shipments of wood

oil yrere valued at $785,562, of dried mushrooms at $672,488, and of melon seeds

atIntestines

$142,712. Export of these incommodities in previous

the first years had beenseveral

negligible.

seizures of were also shipped

bristles—the export ofquantity

which wasfor prohibitedtime, whilst

by the Chinese large

Govern-

ment-indicated that this valuable product of Central and Western China was

seeking an outlet through Swatow. Evacuation of thousands of persons to

Hongkong and Macao created a heavy demand for foodstuffs at these places,

and the value of pigs exported from Swatow increased from $274,327 in 1938 to

$984,034 in the period January to June 1939. During part of the 1939 orange

season, namely, November and December, the port was dosed to trade, and

 SWATOW A411

oranges shipped in 1939 did not approach the quantities that were exported in

1938; but the price greatly increased in 1939 and, in consequence, the value of

the export trade was increased during the period under review by $676,000

compared with the previous year. Silverware and 2nd quality paper were also

in strong demand, and exports increased in value for each commodity by over

$200,000. Some exports of China were, in months subsequent to the outbreak

of hostilities, prohibited export, and this embargo included certain staple

articles, namely, hemp skin, bamboo poles, potatoes, and potato flour. Under

special arrangements some shipments of hemp skin were permitted, but, gen-

erally speaking, the trade in these commodities has temporarily ceased. To

export certain other products it was necessary that shipments should be covered

by a certificate of purchase of foreign exchange. This restricted trading in

some Swatow exports, the main ones of which were originally bambooware,

woodware, eggs, buffalo hides, pewterware, and ramie thread. At the begin-

ning of 1939, however, bambooware, woodware, and eggs were cancelled from

the list.

The value of exports to Chinese ports was only $10.7 million as compared

with $25.4 million for the whole of 1938 and $12.4 million for the first six

months

sugar; inof 1938

1938.shipments

The outstanding

were valueddecline

at $12wasmillion

in theand

export coastwise

in 1939 at $4.8ofmillion.

native

The season for the export of native sugar is the late autumn and winter, and

in the autumn of 1939 Swatow was closed to trade, which accounts for the low

value of this commodity exported. Another reason was the closure of the

Yangtze River to trade and competition from Japanese sugar in Northern ports.

The export coastwise of chemical medicinal preparations, which rose to the very

high figure of $2.3 million in 1938, fell to a negligible value in 1939 due to the

removal inland of the Tiger Balm Factory. The export of joss paper fell from

a valuetoofthe$4 restriction

owing million in of1938trading

to $1.2to million

only sixinmonths,

1939. Other

were declines, mainly

in 2nd quality

paper, coarse chinaware, matches, oranges and drawn-thread work.

The Kityang Sugar Central, Tiger Balm Factory, native kerosene factories,

and match factories all closed during the early part of 1939 and were moved

to the interior, or their machinery was destroyed. The Swatow Electric Com-

pany, after being partially destroyed by aerial bombing at the end of June

1938, was repaired in 1939 and electricity was again supplied to the public.

Owing to the hostilities in June 1939 the company suspended operations. In

August the supplyTheof power

administration. electricity to partis ofinsufficient

produced the town towassupply

resumed

the under

whole atown.

new

The water supply was also destroyed when the town was occupied in June.

Repairs were effected and water was again supplied a month or so later, but

at reduced pressure. Embroidery of linen and drawn-thread work is in the

main a cottage industry, the designing, washing, ironing, inspection, and

packing being carried out in Swatow. The occupation of the port greatly

handicapped transport of the goods to and from the country districts, but

laundering and packing staffs mostly remained in Swatow throughout the air-

raids and occupation, and the drawn-thread and embroidery industry is doing

fairly well in spite of difficulties.

The total tonnage of steamers which entered and cleared the port during

1939 was 2,171,487. Considering that this covers only six months’ trading, the

figures compare well with the previous year’s 3,621,623 tons.

A14

A.412 SWATOW

DIRECTORY

& gg Ah Si Ah n &m

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ying Sheung Shun Tai Yau Han

Ltd., The (Incorporated in England)

—Telephs. 151g-9; P. O. Box 8; Cable Carr Ramsey Kung Sze

& Son, Ltd., General

Ad: Petrosilex Merchants, Shipping & Insurance

J. A. Cooper, manager Agents—308, Ngua Ma Road; P.O. Box

R. A. Campbell, Insta!. manager 72; Cable Ad: Ramsey; Codes: Acme,

Astor House Hotel—Teleph. 1314; Bentley’s & A. B. C. 5th

L. M. Thomson, governing director

Cable Ad: Astor C.N. R.R. W. Thomson,do.director

S. K.S. Yapp,

W. proprietor

Lee, manager Ramsey, (Absent)

Agents for:

BANKS American President Lines, Ltd.

Assurance

Baboud, Mary Franco-Asiatique

ft m m m Chartered

tralia & Bank of India, Aus-

China

Bank

Road;ofCable Taiwan, Ltd.—1, Yong Peng

Ad: Taiwangink Dollfus-Mieg & Cie., S. A.

Ewo

John Cotton

MannersMills, Ltd.Ltd.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Kailan Mining Administration

& Carr

ChinaRamsey,&— Son, Ltd., agents Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

North British & Mercantile

Insurance

North Co.,

ChinaHeywood Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Insurance

Hongkong

Corporation—Cable & Shanghai Banking

Ad: Bradbank Wilkinson, & Clark

W.R.Webster,

E. H. agent

Nelson

H. Chang, T. K., Manufacturer and Exporter

L.K. F.J.M. Guterns

Osmund of Laces, DrawnWork and Embroideries

—68,

Lee, compradore Cable Ad: Chang; Codes: P.O.

Avenue Republique; Box5th,

A.B.C. 57;

National City Bank of New York— Bentley’s and Acme

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., agents T.Henry

K. Chang, manager

CharlesChang,

Maurice Chang, asst.do.ingr. (On leave)

Chang, do.

Brakgwin, Dr. C. H., m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.—

P.O. Box 5; Teleph. 1689; Cable Agent for:

Ad : Brangwin Alfred

MabarakKohlberg.

Brothers,Inc.,NewNewYork

York

British Chamber of Commerce— Macksoud Importing Co., New York

Hon. Secretary—F. L. Lees

•jjf -fa Tai koo ^ PR ^ ^ ill!

Chao-Chow & Swatow Railway Co.,

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Ltd.—P. O. Box 65; Telephs. 1193,

Sons,

W. F.Ltd.), Merchants

Johnston, signsP.O. Box 78

per pro. 1194 & 1997; Cable Ad: Railway;

J. R. Liley Code: Bentley’s 5th New Edition

F. J. Tjonar, managing director

Tingyee C. C. Huang, manager

Camille Co., Importers & Exporters,

Specialists in Sports Articles;

Wholesale & Exporters of Singapore Chao Co., TheLace,T. K,.Embroideries,

Manufacturers of

Gut for Tennis Racket & Badminton Hand-made 75, Kialat Road; Teleph. 1227; etc.—

Cable

Rackets—258, Kialat Road; P. O. Ad: Tkchao

Box 96; Codes: Bentley’s Private T. K. Chao, proprietor

 SWATOW A413

Boat Officers—Cheung Kwai Tak

Kee chong po him yau han hung sze andBoat

Asst. Hsu Officers—Pun

Tsun Man Kwai

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life Chief Appraiser—B. J. Green

and General Insurance — Head Chief Examiner—A. C. G. Stewart

Office: Hongkong Examiners—Wong Yuk Him, Leung

Agents—Reiss,

Teleph. 1217; Bradley

P. O. Box& Co., Ltd.;

76; Cable Ping Hon and Wong Ping Chi

Ad: Bradley Asst.

Coast Examiner—Ou

Officer—Chun Ting

Yum Chun

Hong

CLUBS Medical Officers—Dr. C. S. Cheng

and Dr. E. Ettinger

Customs Club—P. O. Box 75 Directory

President—C. G. C. G.Asker

Hon. Secretary—A. Kezin Far East &(China, Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya

the

Borneo,

Indo-China, Siam, The Philippines,

Netherlands Korea,

Kialat

Hon.Club—

Secretary—F. Murer Published Annually by theIndies, etc.),

Hongkong

Daily Press, Ltd.—Marina House, 15-19,

Swatow Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong

Hon. Club—

Secretary & Treasurer— Swatow Agents-.

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.; Teleph.

R. E. H. Nelson 1217; P. O. Box76; Cable Ad: Bradley

Committee—E. J. Tandy and F.

Murer E. Chong Co., Manufacturers & Exporters

Hon. Librarian—E. J. Tandy of Linens, Lace, etc.—2, Meng Hui

CONSULATES Lane;

Ad: Ed:Teleph.

Echon182; P. O. Box 55; Cable

Denmark — Gabbot & Co., F. R., Exporters of Decora-

Vice-Consul—Fr. Murer tive Linens, Handkerchiefs and

Embroideries—2, Wu Hwa Lane,

Chung Cheng Road

Taftfa1?®

hwoh ling£shih*fu

France—Cable Ad: Fransulat

Consul—A. Cadol Gibson & Co., Ltd., H. L., Exporters and

Manufacturers—38 & 38-1, Sam Kang

Road; P. O. Box 28; Cable Ad: Gibsons.

Head Office: Shanghai

Tagying« lingM shih

3S hua,n

* H. L. Gibson, managing director

A. Brook, manager

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

Consul—Ronald Hall ig £• & id n

Netherlands—

Acting Consul—Ronald Hall Heng Siu Drawn Work Co., Manufac-

turers

Embroideries, and Exporters

Swatow Drawn of Art

Norway—

Vice-Consul—C. R. W. Thomson Linens, Handkerchiefs and All Thread

Kinds

ofRoad;

Hand-made

Teleph. Goods,

1352; etc.—22,

Cable Ad: Chi Ping

Sansco;

United States of America— Code

Consul—Whitney Young ChuaUsed:Lip Bentley's

Kai, mng. director

Interpreter—Chaplam

Stenographer—Tan GekKohHang G. P.C. Wang, manager

Clerk—Chen Huan Jiang H. Chen, secretary

HoandHongExport

Co. (China), Ltd., The, Import

|fj $§■ jfj] Chao Hai Kwan

Chinese Maritime Customs— Insurance andMerchants,

Banking Shipping

Agents—63,&

Commissioner—C. G. C. Asker Chee

SimPing

Kye Road; Cable Ad: Hohongco

Lim, manager

Assistants—J.

Chiu, Au ShihV. She,

Porter,

LukFung

WingChun

Kue Agents for :

and A. Takahashi The Ho Hong Steamship Co. (1932),

Chief Tidesurveyor & Harbourmaster Ltd., Singapore

—A.Surveyor—G.

Pedersen Battistuzzi The Eastern United Assurance

Asst. Corporation

A14*

A414 SWATOW

^ ^ Kai Chien Maloof, Fred, Manufacturer of hand-

Huygen, made Handkerchiefs and Decorative

mission G.andE.,Shipping

Export,AgentImport,

— 40,Com-

Tak Linens—P.O. Box 12; Cable Ad: Malfred

Shek Street; Teleph. 1833; P.O. Box 20;

Cable Ad: Huygen; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Manners & Co., Ltd., John, Importers

edn., Bentley's and Acme and Exporters, Shipping and Insurance

G. E. Huygen, partner (Canton) Agents —

F. Huygen, local manager Carr Ramsay & Son, Ltd., agents

Agents:

t urness (Ear East), Ltd. Masonic—Swatow Lodge, No. 3705 E. C.

The Swedish East

The De la Asiatic

Rama Line,Asiatic Co.,

Inc. Ltd. W. M.—G. E. Cross

American Underwriters I. P. M.—N. Richardson

S. W.—J. Knenedy

n&mtiP! ^ i' ® ^ J. W.—W. A. McCausland

Ying shang po na men yang kien Secretary—G. St. M. Stocker

yuhsien hung sz Treasurer—S. Polkinghorn

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), S. D.—F. Murer

Ltd., Importers of Alkalis, Fertilisers J. D.—C. R. W. Thomson

and

Road; Industrial Chemicals—1, Haikwan I. G.—H. N. Hardie

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Alkali 1187; P. O. Box 50; Tyler—N. H. King

ftl 16 E Wo Melchers & Co., and

porters, Shipping Importers

InsuranceandAgents

Ex-

Jardine,

chants—P.O. Matheson & Co„Ad:

Box 66; Cable Ltd., Mer- —28,

Jardine Yong Ping Road; P.O. Box 56;

E. L. McHougall, agent Cable

Melchers & Co., Bremen. BranchesC.:

Ad: Melchersco. Head Office:

Yew Ah Kow, compradore Shanghai, Hankow,

Agencies:

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. Canton, Peiping and Tientsin,

TsinanfuTsingtao,

Indo-ChinaSteamNavigation Co. ,Ltd. Adalbert

Karl Lindemann, do. (Bremen)

Korff, partner do.

“ Glen ” India

British Line ofSteam

Steamers

Navigation Cp. Adolf Widmann, do. ( Shanghai)

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. ; C.Dr.G.A.Melchers,

Korff, do.

do. (Hongkong)

(Shanghai)

“Canton

Shire ”Insurance

Line of Steamers

Office, Ltd. Ed.A. Michaelsen, do. do.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Wessel, manager

A. Schmidt

Alliance Assurance Co.

Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.

JardineIsland

Green Engineering

CementCorporation

Co., Ltd. Ltd. MISSIONS

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. American Baptist Foreign Mission

Messageries Maritimes Society (South China Mission)—Cable

Patons

Thomas Cowan & Co. Rev. K. G. Hobart, m.a., b.d.. Ph.d.

Java - China - Japan Lijn, Swatow andBen

Rev. WifeL. (Mission

Baker, d.d.Secretary)

and Wife

Agency, Ltd.— *Rev. A. S. Adams and Wife

E. van Walrce, manager *Rev. Bruno Luebeck, a.b., b.d. and

Agents:

N.schappij

V. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maat- Wife

Miss R.Y. T.Y. Capen.

Rev. Brown, a.b.

b.s.,and

m.d.Wife

*Miss L. Campbell

73j ^ ie H BM nil Miss M. R. Gulley

LeeShipping

Brothers & Co.,Import

Commission and *Miss M. Everham, m.d.

Agents, and Export *Miss

*Rev. E.A. Foster,

H. Giedt,b.a.m.a.,

(On furlough)

b.d^ Ph.d.

Merchants. Manufacturers of A11 Kinds and Wife

ofandDrawn-thread

Hand-made & Embroidery

Irish Crochet Works,

& Filet Miss E. P. Johnson

Laces,Leebros;

etc.—Yok ShanA.B.C.

Street; Cable& Miss E. Kittlitz

Ad: Codes: 5th edn. Missfurlough)

A. G. Sanderson, b.a. (On

Bentley’s

 SWATOW A415

Miss E. de W. Smith Nguan Hah Heng Kee Co., Succes-

Miss M. Sollman (Retired) sors to the Eastern Trading Co.,

*Miss D. Campbell, R.N. Impofters-Exporters, Manufacturers

Miss B. A. Ericson, b.a. of Art Linen, Lace, etc.—12, Tong

Miss Fannie Northcott, R.N. Keng Ki, Kialat; P. O. Box 121

*Rev. it Mrs. Carl Capen, b.a.

Miss D. Hare, b.a. Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—3, Customs

Miss M. Bell, r.n. Road; Teleph. 1775; P.O. Box 33; Cable

♦Miss C. C. Leach, B.s., m.d. (On Ad:

furlough) Shosen

W. E. Braisted Post Office (First Class Office)—

Miss Alice-Griffin. Officiating Postmaster—Irving Lee

Miss Louise Giffin Accountant—Irving Lee

General Supervisor—Chan Yu

English#Presbyterian

^ F ®Mission—Cable^ Secretary—Chan Kwok-ying

Inspector—Chan Shai-on

Ad:

SwatowBromerus

Rev. H. F. Wallace, m.a., d.d. and Reiss, |EBradleyfg & Co., TekKee

Ltd., Mer-

WifeJ. C.(Chaochowfu)

Rev. chants, Importers and Exporters

Smith, b.a. and Wife (On Embroidery and

leave) Manufacturers — Teleph.

NeilWifeFraser, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. and 1217; P.O. Box 76; Cable Ad:

London Agents: Alfred Field & Co., Bradley.

(Swabue)

Harold

E. H. Scott Worth,andm.b.,

Wifech.b.

(Onand Wife 133,

leave)

BrunhillRow, London, E.C. 1.

Directors—

Miss I. E. Brander L. W. Hutton (Shanghai)

Miss M. Paton ( Swabue ) ( On John Robinson (Swatow)

leave) K. S. Morrison (Hongkong)

Miss G. Burt (Chaechowfu) J. Ormiston do.

Miss M.J.L. Martin

Rev. Waddell and Wife Swatow— J. Robinson (Absent)

(Swabue) F. L. Lees, signs per pro.

Miss A. Richards (Chaochowfu) F. K. Lee, compradore

Miss Ruth Milne,

Miss E. M. Mulcock m.b.b.s. Agencies : & Chronicle of the

S. Wife

L. Strange, m.b., ch.e., f.r.c.s. and Directory

Far East

Miss C. Downward Hongkong Daily Press

Wuhingfu (via Swatow) Lloyd’s

The Central Agency Ltd. (Glasgow),

Rev. G. F. Mobbs, b.a. and Wife Spence BrysonScott

& Co., Ltd.(Chicago),

(Belfast)

Miss W.

Miss J. Starkey

Jessie Gilchrist, b.a. Carson Pirie & Co.

A.MissA. E.Crook,

Starkey

l.r.c.p. & s. and Wife National City Bank of NewLtd.

Mercantile Bank of India, York

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Miss Joan Stevens Royal Insurance Co.

Miss Doreen Hill Western Assurance Co.

China

CornhillUnderwriters,

Insurance Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Mission £ IT

Catholique— 55 Frigdaire Ltd., New York

Rt. Rev. Bishop Ch. Vogel FusoMarine &FireInsuiance

Mitsubishi Marine Co.,Ltd.

& Fire Insurance

Rev. A. Lambert Co.,Zealand

Ltd. Insurance^ Co.

L. Desruelle New

Country Osaka

Revs.

Rey,J. A.Le Corre,

Veaux,F. P.Becmeur,

Pencole,Ch.J. Ltd. Marine

South British

& Fire Insurance Co.,

Insurance Co., Ltd.Co.,

Constancis, C. Favre,

M. Riviere, G. Ginestet, V. L. Coiftard, Tokyo Marine & Fire Insurance

Waguette, M. Rondeau, J. Le Ltd.

Page,F.M.Plouvier

Guesdon, G. Francois Yangtsze Insurance

Nippon Yusen KaishaAssociation, Ltd.

and Peninsular

♦Living at Stations Inland from Swatow tion Co.

A416 SWATOW

Far East Aviation Co., Ltd. E. &A.stenographer

R. Alves, general assistant

Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai G. H. Chubb, Installation supt.

Eastern Australian Steam Ship Co.,

TheLtd.Burns Philp Line

Barber Wilhelmsen Line ig & vfe £ ± m

Teh shih ku huo yu kung szu

H Sing Chiding Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The,

Roese, Gebkueder (Roese Bros.), Mer- Road; Teleph:Products—12,

Petroleum 1175; Cable Ad:Koo Texaco

Peng

chants—113, Seng Peng Road; P.O. Box Ko Man Tat

61; Cable Ad: Rossi; Codes; A.B.C. 6th

edn., Bentley’s and Private is aying*kung+sze

J. Thun, partner Chung

W.

LimBoehl, signs per.

Eng Meng, pro.

compradore Tonkin & Co., H., Manufacturers of Hand-

made

Cable A.d:Embroidery—59,

Kintonco Kialat Road;

n & m k H. L. Woo, general manager

San Shing Co., General Merchants, C.Richard

M. Lau,Angmanager

Engineers, Machinery, Radio, Bicy- (Shipping Dept.)

cles, Automobile Accessories and Louis Ang (Ordering Dept.)

Telephones—22, Chi ping Road; Teleph.

1352; Cable Ad: Sansco; Code Used: Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.), Manufacturer

Bentley’s

C S. Chua, manager and

HandExporter

Made Laceof Swatow Drawn Work,

and Embroideries—

L. K. Chua, Instal. engineer 11, Sin Heng Road, Kialat; Teleph.

G. P. Wang, secretary P.O. Box 36; Codes:

Tshusokche; Cable and Radio 1628;

Bentley’s Ads:

and

Seng Hong Co., Ltd.,

Chemists—229, Wai Ma Road Druggists Bentley’s 2nd, Universal Trade Code,

A.B.C.

Mrs. 5th, 6th and Private

S. C. Li, m.d. H. Tshu

W. ShihSok Che

m K. B. Koh | H. Y. Shih

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd., Importers, Agency: Samuel

Manufacturers Representatives

Commission Agents—P.O. and

Box 3; Cable LinenLament & Son, Ltd. of Belfast

Manufacturers

Ad: Shauter; Codes:

Bentley’s and Private Rudolph Moss, Wood, Captain C. H., Senior Licensed

Pilot, H.B.M.’s Government Surveyor,

;Shih Brothers, Import and Export Surveyor to Lloyd’s Agents—Teleph.

Merchants—11, Sin Heng Road; Cable 1726; Cable Ad: Pilot

Ad : Shihbros;

Universal Trade andCodes : Bentley’s,

Bentley’s Second Yee—Cable

TsoongAd:Tobacco Distributors Ltd

H. Shih I H. Y. Shih Powhattan

Chen Keng Lian, manager

Ap Mei Foo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box ^ MV ^ %

79; Cable Ad : Standvac YuanChuaHengSiuShipping Co.—

W. C. Watson, manager Hong, manager

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 CANTOiN

M M Ktodng-ekau

Early History

Canton, which is one of the most interesting cities in China, is situated

on the Chu-kiang, or Pearl River, in latitude 23 deg. 7 min. 10

sec. N., and longitude 113 deg. 14 min. 30 sec. E. It is the capi-

tal of the province of Kwangtung. It is sometimes called the City of Rams

and the City of Genii, both of which names are derived from ancient legends.

Canton is a foreign perversion of Kwangtung, the name of the province of

which it is the seat of government.

Owing to its favoured, situation, Canton became at an early date the

Chinese port to which the traffic of European countries was first attracted.

The Portuguese found their way thither in 1516, and Arab navigators had been

making regular voyages between Canton and the ports of Western Asia as

early as the tenth century. The Dutch appeared on the scene about a hundred

years later than the Portuguese, and these in their turn were supplanted by

the English. The later, towards the close of the seventeenth century, founded

the

fifty very

yearsprofitable trade ofwhich

by the Agents was conducted

the East for nearly

India Company, who one hundreda and

established fac-

tory there in .1684, which was afterwards celebrated throughout the world.

From 1684 the export of tea to England increased rapidly. The Company’s

monopoly terminated in 1834. In 1839 Great Britain was led into a declaration

of war againgt China as the result of various disputes which arose at Canton.

The campaign terminated with the Treaty of Nanking (Aug. 29th, 1842) as a

result of which the Co-Hong monopoly system at Canton closed and four

additional ports were thrown open to foreign trade. The provision of the

Treaty of Nanking, that foreigners were to be permitted to reside within the

walls of the city of Canton was persistently resisted and illfeeling generally

grew so strong that a minor incident in connection with the nationality of

a small Hongkong-Chinese vessel the “Arrow,,’ was magnified into an affair

of such importance as to cause a general election at home, and a second China

War. Sir Michael Seymour, with his fleet opened hostilities, and some two-

months later an infuriated mob retaliated by ourning all the foreign factories

In December, 1857, Sir Charles Straubenzee, in command of an expe-

dition which had been specially despatched from England, attacked the city,

and it was and

expedition, takentheoncitythewas29thoccupied

of thatbymonth. TheForces

the Allied Frenchuntil

alsoOctober,

sent out1861,

an

a period of nearly four years.

The city which is rapidly expanding now extends along the river front

for a length of some four miles, having a depth of some two miles. It was

formerly enclosed by walls 43 ft. thick at the base and from 25 to 40 ft. in

height. This wall has in recent years been demolished in order that its site could

be used for a motor road some 80 to 100 ft. in width. In January, 1921 a service

of omnibuses was started, running from the terminus.of. the Cantpn-Kowloon

Railway

ing in allto directions

various parts

withofthethecompletion

city. Thisofservice

more has

and been

moregradually expand-

motor roads, the

construction

parks, the Central Park in the heart of the city, the Hoi Chu Park onsmall

of which is still going on apace. Canton has now four the

Bund; the Tung Shan Park in the eastern suburb, and the Yueh Sau Park

on Kan Yin Hill. Within the grounds of the last named park stands the

newly erected memorial tablet dedicated to. Dr. Sun Yat Sen, which is the

highest landmark in the city, and from which a complete bird’s eye view of

A418 CANTON

the latter can be obtained. At the foot of the Kan Yin Hill is the Sun Yat

Sen Memorial Hall, a most beautiful piece of architecture for which the same

engineer that planned the Sun Yat Sen Mausoleum at N’king was responsible.

Canton contains great attractions for foreign visitors in its numerous temples,

pagodas, etc., and in the many curio shops to be found there. The French Mission

have a large and handsome Gothic cathedral, with two lofty towers surmounted

by spires, in the city. The structure is built entirely of dressed granite A Mint,

constructed by the late Viceroy Chang Chih-tung, near the East Gate, and

furnished with a very complete plant, commenced work in 1889, and now issues

both silver dollars and subsidiary coins, all bearing a picture of the late Dr.

Sun Yat-sen in front and large Chinese characters surrounded by a design of

a crop of grain on the back. The buildings cover a large area. On the opposite

side of the

bridge rivertheis river

across the island was

of Honam which wasearly

linked with Motor

the city proper

are byalso

a

being constructed on thisthat opened

island. The to traffic

principal attractionsinfor1933.

the tourist roads

in Honam are

the

Honamgrounds

Templeof Lingnam

MonasteryUniversity (formerly

(Hoi Tong the Canton

Temple). Christiancompound

The spacious College and

of thethe

latter, which was well-known as one of the “Five Great Monasteries”—Ng

Tai Chung Sam—has since been turned into a municipal park of exceptional

beauty^ In the vicinity one may also see native industries such as the firing,

sorting and sifting of tea, the preserving of ginger, and the picking of rattans,

cassia etc. The founding of bells, the manufacture of fire crackers, and the

dyeing of paper and cotton fabrics are three of the chief industries of Fat-

shan, some ten miles from Canton to which it is connected by rail. Because

of political disturbances in recent years there has been a tendency for many

of these industries to transfer to Hongkong, but now on account of the heavy

import duties into China there is a movement in the opposite direction. There

are large glass-works at Fatei, and paper-mills—these with up-to-date Euro-

pean machinery—near the village of Impo. At Shekwan, seven miles from

Fatshan, are extensive potteries. Much has been done during the past few

years to develop home industries. New factories have sprung up. like mush-

rooms. At Honam an up-to-date cotton-spinning factory, equipped, with

modern machinery, has been erected by a local company with a capital of

$5,000,000. Canton has now five large factories and several hundred workshops

for producing hosiery and underwear. Locally-made matches are exported

as far as the Straits Settlements, nearly twenty factories being engaged in

this industry. The population of Canton was estimated at 812,241 by the

Customs authorities in 1929.

When the foreign merchants returned to Canton to establish trade after

the capture of the city by the English at the close of 1857, they found the

factory and the buildings along the river in ruins. Recourse for accommoda-

tion was consequently had to warehouses on the Honam side of the river.

Considerable discussion subsequently took place as to the selection of a site

for a permanent British settlement, and it was eventually determined that an

extensive mud flat known as Shameen should be filled in and appropriated.

In 1859 an artificial island was created there, a canal constructed between

the northern side of the site and the city, and solid and extensive embankments

of masonry built. It took about two years to complete this undertaking, and

cost $325,000. Of this sum four-fifths were defrayed by the British, and one-

fifth by the French Government, to whom one-fifth of the reclaimed land was

given. Up to 1889 most of this French concession remained unutilised, but

in that year a number of lots were sold and are now built upon. The French

also received a grant of the old site of the Viceroy’s Yanffin, on which the

Catholic Cathedral now stands. Shameen is pleasingly laid out with gardens

and tennis courts, and the paths are shaded with well-grown trees. Christ

Church (Church of England) stands at the western end and close to it are

situated the Masonic Hall, Boat House and Club. Handsome new premises,

costing half-a-million dollars, for the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration were: opened in Central Avenue on 29th, October, 1921. There is a

 CANTON A419

Homan Catho! ic thurch on the French Concession. The Settlement has the

Victoria Hotel providing good accommodation. During an anti-foreign riot on

the 10th,

ment wereSeptember,

burned by 1883, 16 houses and the Concordia Theatre on the Settle-

the mob.

Modern Canton

Ample means of communication exist between Canton and Hongkong, a

distance of 112 miles by railway and about 95 miles by water. British steamers

with luxurious accommodition and a large number of native craft ply daily

between the ports. There is daily steam communication with Macao and

regular connection with Wuchow and West River ports, and with Shanghai,

Newchwang, and Kwangchauwan. The steam-launch traffic under the Inland

Steam Navigation Regulations has proved a great success, though since rules

were enforced in December, 1901, compelling all Chinese launches to undergo

inspection at the hands of an engineer appointed by the Customs before obtain-

ing licences to ply, the number of launches is not so large as previously. There

is a safe and commodious anchorage within 150 yards of Shameen. Canton

vas connected by telegraph (an overland line) with Kowloon in 1883, and an-

other overland line was completed from Canton to Lungchau-fu, on the

Kwangsi and Tonkin frontier, in June 1884. An agreement was entered

into with the South China Wireless Co., a British concern, in the latter part

jf 1923, for the installation of a powerful wireless station, to give a continu-

ous commercial service with Hongkong and Shanghai and communications

with Peiping, Japan, the Straits Settlements, etc. The electric light service

if the city since it was placed under government supervision has improved

ind leaves little room for complaint. The automatic telephone system, the

installation of which was completed in 1930, is very efficient and the number

of subscribers is steadily increasing and already exceeds, 7,000. A long-

distance telephone service between Hongkong and Canton was opened on

September 1st 1931 and three minutes conversation may now be had between

these two cities for a fee of three dollars. Transport facilities on the Canton-

Kowloon Railway, which consists of 22 miles in British territory and 89

miles in Chinese, and was completed in 1911, have also greatly improved in

1931 with the introduction of new locomotives and general reconditioning

of the line. An express train now takes a little over three hours to cover

the journey whereas a year ago it took half again as long. The Canton-

Hankow Railway was completed in 1936 and in 1937 linked up with the

Canton-Kowloon Railway. There is also a railway line from Canton to Sam-

shui on the West River which brings West River ports within easier reach of

Canton. The two Canton termini of the railway are situated on opposite

banks of the Pearl River. An extension of the Canton-Samshui line to Shiu-

hing and thence via the West River ports to Kwangsi is planned by the

authorities who also contemplate the construction of an east bound line from

the Canton-Kowloon Railway to Swatow and eventually to Amoy.

In accordance with stipulations in the Supplementary Commercial Treaty

between Great British and China, concluded in 1902, the various barriers or

artificial obstructions to navigation in the Canton River were in 1905 partially

removed.

on HonamExtensive wharves

Island, about twoand

milesgodowns

below have been which

Shameen erectedenable

at Pakocean-going

Hin Hok

vessels of considerable draught to proceed up to Canton.

Present Conditions

All the above information must be treated as purely hypothetical depend-

ing on the restoration of the conditions obtaining prior to the present

Sino-Japanese incident, the occupation of Canton by the Japanese armed

forces, and the destruction of large areas of the city by the Chinese in

pursuance of the “scorched earth” policy. Communications with the outside

world are limited. The Canton-Kowloon Railway is worked by the Japanese

military authorities as far as Shek-tan only, and the Canton-Hankow Railway

has been largely

completely reopeneddestroyed.

to traffic. The Canton-Shamshui Railway has however been

A420 CANTON

The Pearl itiver is closed to trade, and navigation is permitted only by Japanese

vessels, men-of-war,

and Portuguese shipsandrun

pile twice

Britishweekly

snip between

to andHongkong

from MacaP.and Canton

There isonceno alonger

week,

telephonic communication between Canton and Hongkong.

A full postal service has now been resumed; a Japanese airmail service runs twice

weekly to Shanghai.

Trade in 1939

The outlook at Canton at the beginning of 1939 promised no change from

the desolation, lawlessness, and business stagnation obtaining at the end of

1938. Looting and hold-ups in broad daylight occurred daily, and all streets

were

only adeserted by civilians

few hundred after dark.

small shops The population

were. open. The whole wascity insignificant,

still wore a war-and

time atmosphere. In March regular steamer traffic between Canton and Hong-

kong and Canton and Macao was established. In consequence, more people

returned and more shops and some small factories were reopened. Locally

manufactured :goods: and cheap foreign goods were exchanged for the products

ofbetween

neighbouring

Canton anddistricts.

inland.More

placesrefugees returnedBywhen

was resumed. Junethethe tow-boat

populationservice

was

estimated to have risen to about 300,090; and a few thousand shops, new and

old, were doing business. The increased cost of living in Hongkong and

Macao caused by. the_ fall ,pf the Chinese dollar and the outbreak of the Euro-

pean War had a serious effect on the poorer refugees in these two cities, who

saw their resources dwindling as the exchange value of the Chinese dollar fell.

They had no option but to return either to their old homes in Canton or to the

country districts. . A further growth in the population in Canton thus occurred

and tended to create more confidence and better prospects for business. Un-

fortunately> just when there seemed to be a turn for the better, a currency crisis

took place within the city itself. Money-changers took advantage of conditions

to refuse to accept, or to discount at arbitrary rates, all kinds of national and

local dollar plagued,

uncertainty notes, andthe monetary

merchants,confusion continued

and business, revivalforwasmonths. Unresthalted.

practically and

Because of the chaotic condition of Chinese currency, Japanese military yen

notes became .the .chief currency in the .city. AIL commodities were quoted in

this new paper currency, . and a general rise in prices ensued. Stocks of rice

and firewood ran .short on, account of the increased, demand haused by the

enlarged population, and pfices,.rose,, to unprecedented levels. By December

rice had risen to about 6'catties per' 1 rnilitary. yen, while the same sum would

buy about 50 catties of firewo.dh- Many of the poorer classes were reduced to

a state of destitution. At the end of the year, although the city’s population

was said to. have reached some 700,000, business activity was but a small fraction

of Cantph’s normal trade. According to a survey made by the local goveyn-

ment''

feet wasan'ddestroyed

publishedby,inaerial

. a/localbombardment

paper, a building

in 1938, area

whileofthesome 32,500done

damage square

by

that year’s fire was 10 times hs great. Millions of dollars will be required to

rebuild, but very little effort was made during the year towards rfeconstruction.

, From the Qustpprs point of view the year 1939 was disastrous. Throughout

the whole year , the Pearl River was closed to legitimate commercial shipping,

and movements of cargo were practically nil. At the beginning of the year

the only vessels (other than Japanese) entering the port were foreign gunboats,

which brought in provisions lor foreigners arid materials for the upkeep of

foreign properties on Shameeri. Through the assistance of foreign Consuls

and the Shameen municipal authorities, the Customs were enabled to collect

duty on these articles, but the revenue derived was trifling. Beginning with

■March, two. •regular river steamers, s.s. Fatshan and s»s. Shingcheony, were

permitted to ply from Hongkong and Macao’ respectively once a fortnight, but

carried only passengers and household stores. Steamer-borne export trade was

non-existent. What native produce was exported found its way to Hongkong

through channels uncontrolled by the Canton Customs. Interport trade was

also practically nil. The Canton Postal Parcels Office was the only depart-

ment of the Customs which functioned during the year. Large numbers of

 CANTON A421

parcels containing raw silk and silk piece goods, tea, medicinal substances,

feathers, and jadestoneware wefe despatched abroad or to other Chinese ports

during the first eight months of the year. Later in the year, however, owing

to the restrictions imposed by the Japanese authorities on many articles (especially

raw silk and silk, piece.goods), the number of parcels exported was much reduced.

The value of Canton’s trade recorded fpr 1939 was as follows: direct im-

ports from abroad, $3.9 million as against $56.9 million in 1938; direct exports

for abroad, $5.3 million as against $106.7 million in 1938; imports from Chinese

ports, $4.1 million as compared with $105.7 million in 1938; and exports to

Chinese ports, $1.2 million as compared with $23 million in 1938.

It has often been mentioned in Canton’s trade reports that the Canton

Customs trade returns were by no means a true guide to the actual volume of

trade of the district; owing to its propinquity to the port of Hongkong.

Equally misleading were the figures for the year under review on account of

the sudden collapse of the standard dollar and the fact that more than one-half

of. the: year’s foreign imports were actually imported in 1938 but were included

in the 1939 statistics, as a result partly of the belated payment of duty on a

large quantity of petroleum oils and partly of the bringing to account of many

outstanding deposit cases of 1938.

With all the former large Government plants still lying idle, the city had

practically no Industrial enterprises in operation. Regarding Whampoa Har-

bour, information was unavailable except that many Japanese vessels (mostly

military transports) were. know;n to have called there. The Canton Telephone

Administration had 2,900 working lines, in December 1939 as compared with

some 300 lines, at the, end of 1938. The Canton Telegraph Office was closed in

July, and since that time the telegraphic service has been operated by the Im-

perial Japanese Telegraph Administration. A Sino-Japanese company sup-

plied the city with a bus service in the spring, and later a few short-distance

motor roads connecting Canton with several important inland centres Were re-

opened. Railway traffic was partially resumed on the Canton-Kowloon line and

wholly restored on the Canton-Samshui line in August, only to be suspended in

the last month of the year. A new short line was also reported to be operating

between Canton and Whampoa. The Canton Hankow Railway was out of

service throughout the year.

A422 CANTON

DIRECTORY

Acme

Commodity CodeandCo.,Phrase

Publishers, Acme

Codes: French

Repre- k m m %

sentative: V. E. Ferrier—3, On Lee Ying Hong

Concession, Shameen; Teleph. 16175 Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Merchants and

Engineers—Cable Ad: Harchi

mmmm *

A. E. G. China Electric Co., Electri- Asia Hotel—(Nee Hotel Asia)

cal Manufacturers and Engineers

—Canton Engineering Office: 85a,

British Concession, Shameen; Te- rt&Wi&mhnM

leph. 14008; Cable Ad: Aegchinaco. Yao bong yen sdo bo him hong si

Branch Offices: Shanghai, Tientsin, Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance

Hongkong, Nanking —Missions Building, The Bund;

F. W. Bues, Dipl. Ing., engineer-in- Telephs. 16043 and 12311; Cable Ad:

charge Alicochina; Code: Acme and Bent-

^ & It 1$ & H ley’s. Main Office for the Orient:

Mei Yah Pao Sian Kung Sze 17, The Bund, Shanghai

Dr.& Cmedical

S. Liu,referee

resident asst, secretary

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. C. L. Chui, district manager

Inc., U. S. A., General Insurance: S. L. Yang, acting manager

Fire, Marine, Motor-Car, Life,

Accident, Burglary, Plate-glass,

Baggage and Special Risks—Mis- 3H 12 Ah Si Ah

sions Building, The Bund; Telephs. Asiatic Petroleum Co. Ad:

(South China),

16044 and 12311; Cable Ad: Ltd.—Shameen; Cable; Petrosilex

Underiters

C.S. L.V. Yang,

Starr, manager

president (S’hai) V.J.F.A.Clarke, manager

Simpson, Inst, manager

S.A. Barber,

Melbye,assistant

inspector

American Bank Note Co.—c/o Na-

tional City Bank of New York,

Shameen; Cable Ad: Banknote Ault & Wiborg Co (Far East),

H. G. J. McNeary Manufacturers of Printing and

American Bible Society—(Nee Missions) Lithographic Inks, Dry Colours,

Varnishes, Lacquer and Enamels,

American & China Oil Co.—32, Carbon Paper and Typewriter Rib-

B.C., Shameen; Teleph. 14009 bons and Importers of Papers,

Printers’ Supplies and Machinery—

American Consulate—(Nee Consulates) 7, Sun Kee, South-East; Telephone

12172; P.O. Box 44; Cable Ad:

m m m Aultwiborg

American Mail Line—Cable Ad: Andrew Lim, manager

Dollar J K. Chwan

The(NeeRobert Dollar Dollar

The Robert Co., gen.Co.)Agents

ft w m &

H Sun Gheong Wing Sing Yang Hong

Backhouse,

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Engineers, and Exporters—73, Ltd., James H., Importers

Contractors, Importers, and Manu- Shameen; Teleph. British 13645; Concession,

Cable Ad:

facturers—Teleph.

Danica 10928; Cable Ad: Jayatchbee

D. D. Forbes, manager (Hongkong) J. Harrop (Hongkong)

(For Agencies See Shanghai Section) Lo PakCheuk

Cheng Wai, compradore

Ting | Lo Lai Shuen

 CANTON

BANKS « s ® « s

Man kwok tse chu way

ft m n m International

Kwang tv/ng ngan hong

Bank of Canton, Ltd.—32, West Bund; 20a, Shameen, Savings

B.C.; Teleph. Society

16146;

Mail Ad. P.O. Box

Telephs. 16577, 16578, 13319 & 10201; Intersavin. Head Office: 7, Aye. Edward 27; Cable Ad :

Cable Ad: Cantonese VII, Shanghai. South China Branch.

C. Fong

T. Gomes, acting manager

Yeung Po | E. Tossan

Bank of China, Ltd.—13, KwooYeeSt.,

Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. 14484

ft m m % m

Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The

Toi wan ngan hong —South Bund: Telephs. 10434, 10232

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—79, The Bund; 13301; Cable Ad : Provinbank

Y. C. Koo, president

Telephs. 13541,11434,11435,13543,15785,

14112 & 11438; Cable Ad: Taiwangink C. K. Yun, vice-president

S. K.Ishikuro, T. W. Li, do.

Suzuki,manager

p.p. manager Manufacturers

S.M. Hayashi,

Honda, do.

do. The—2nd Road, WestofBund;

Bank China,Telephs

Ltd.,

13790 and 16712

Banque de lTndochine —

C. G. Fournier, manager ft ® m n m &

J. de la Kocque, cashier Man kwok bo tung ngan hong

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & National City Bank of New York,

China, The—Telephs. 13325 (Compra- The—Cable W.IraA. Crocker,

Ad: Citibank

Staley, manager

dore Dept.) & 14233 (Sub-Agent’s Office); pro-mgr. & sub-acct.

Cable Ad: Comet W.

D. D. MacGregor, sub-agent ChuI.Lok

Yeung,Ting,sub-accountant

compradore

Cheonq Tai Bank—48, Koon Yat Road National Commercial & Savings

East; Teleph. 11961 Bank, Ltd.—11, Tai Ping Ma Loo;

Cheong Yik Bank—3, Pak Mai Street, Ad: Telephs. 12422 and 12421; Cable

Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. 12272 Nacomsav

ft Wah Ngan Hong

Tack m Yien Yieh isCommercial

ft m it Bank—Second

#i ^

Deutsch-Asiatische Bank —8, British West Bund; Telephs. 10300 and

Concession, Shameen; Telephs. 10938 14506 (Manager); Cable Ad: 7771

c 13151;

TeutoniaP.O. Box 39 (Canton); Cable Yokohama Specie Bank—52, Shameen;

W. Knoke, manager Teleph. 13306; P.O. Box 327; Cable

A. Dienel Ad: Shokin

H. Kleinschmidt Beauty Shop, The, Permanent Wav-

W. Czerny ing, Hair Dresser,etc.—83,

Facial B.C.

Cosmetic

Grand Central Savings Bank, Ltd.— and Manlicure, Sha-

82, Taiping Road South; Teleph. 13328 meen; Teleph. 16817

Mrs. J. Gurvich, proprietress

ft & m ± m ® Belgian Consulate—{See Consulates)

Heung hong sheong hoi ngan hong

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking $1] She La Si

Corporation—Cable Ad: Delta Bodiker & Co., Importers, Agents—86,

Exporters,

M.R.W.W.Wood, agent Commission and Insurance

British Concession, Shameen; Teleph.

Mills 10912; P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad:

L.J. M.

E. da Luz |I H.

Soares R. A.J. Praia

Remedies Bodiker; All Codes Used

Chan Chung Wing, compradore H. Stoltenberg-Lerche

A424 CANTON

Bornemann & Co.,, General Engineers H TradingCheony Wah

(Laboratory University and Hospital Canton Overseas Co., Ex-

Supply,—French

meen; Teleph. Concession,

16863; 15, Sha-

Cable Ad: porters, Importers, Manufacturers,

Pervasion; Codes : All Shipping and Commission Agents—

F. Ortelpp, partner (Hongkong) Bank of East Asia Building, 133, King

Y. E. Feimann, do. (Canton) Lung Road; Teleph. 13722; Cable Ad:

E. Popp, manager Cotco; Codes : A.B.C. 6th edn., , Acme,

H. Schultz Bentley’s

W. S. Mak,and mng.

otherdirector

Standard Codes

H. K. Yau ! W. M. Mak J. R. Chan | S. Y. Mak

W. H. Mak | T. H. Khong

British & Foreign Bible Society—(Nee

Missions) Canton Mercantile Co.—B.C., Shar-

meen; Teleph. 10036

BritishEpiscopal Church—(Nee Missions) Canton Wireless Manufactory—South

British Consulate—(Nee Consulates) Bund; Teleph. 11403

Tai koo fa if Lai Wo

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & Carlowitz Commission

& Co., Exporters^ Importers,

Agents, Engineers and

Sons, Ltd.), Merchants Contractors — 228, Shakee Road;

W. F. Johnston, signs per pro. Cable Ad : Hellmann and impr.

Carlowitz:

VV. E. Price, GodOwn supt. Codes: A.B.C. 5th, 5th and

H. G. Bales | Miss M. Chinn 6th edns., Bentley’s, Carlowitz, Acme

and Mosse

Button & Co., E. M., Importers and Ex- R. Laurenz (Shanghai)

porters—19,

Teleph. 14013;TheCable

Bund,Ad:B.Hogg

C., Shameen; Dr. A. Nolte (Hamburg)

E. A. Hogg, proprietor G.O. Roehreke

Lord manager (Shanghai)

(Hamburg)

H. Lehmann, (On leave)

California Petroleum 'Co. of South Ch. H. Embden signs per pro.

A. Schneider,

China, Sole Distributors for Export J.W,Graner

Petroleum Co. of California, Ltd.,

Producers of “Red Ball” Petroleum Heckel(On(Onleave)

leave)

Products —127, Tai Nam Loo; W. Heitzig (On leave)

Teleph. 12581 R. Ritter (On leave)

H. Weckert | A. Weiss

Canton Bankers Association

Sai Wing Hong; Teleph. 10098 — 14, & !B S f! «

Central Booking Office, of the China

Canton Club—Shameen Homeward

B.C., Shameen; Freight

Teleph.Conference—54,

17856; Cable

Committee—L. K. Little

Dr. R. L. Lancaster (chairman), Ad

(vice-chairman), :Booking

Measurer

J. L. Jay (hon. treasurer), W. A. Matthews Agents— Lowe, Bingham &

Staley (hon. secretary) and L. B. Staff—R. F. Jones and Cheung Cheuk

Kwan

Canton Gazette—41, Sai Wu Road; Central Hotel—West Bund ; Teleph.

Teleph. 11838; Cable Ad : Gazette 10571

Canton-Hankow Railway Administra-

tion (Canton-jShiuchow Section)— CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Cable Ad: Yuehway; Codes: A.B.C. Canton British Chamber of Commerce—

5th Edition, West Union and Chairman—F. A. Dinsdale

Bentley’s Vice-Chairman—L.

Canton Hongkong Fu Choy Hon. Secretary—W.B.Roland

IVood Farmer

Forwarding Co.—49, Chun Yuen Committee — A. E. Smith, M. W.

Street; Teleph. 14448 Wood,

Carr Y. F. Clarke and D. Baker

 CANTON A425

Canton Foreign Chamber of Commerce— and 6th edns and Mosse. Head Office :

Chairman—H. Schneider Shanghai. Branches: Canton, Hong-

Vice-Chairman—U. Spalinger kong, Tientsin, Hairen, Harbin, Osaka

Secretary—W. Roland Farmer andH.Tokyo

Committee—J.

E.D. Huttemeier, I. Bonner, L. Demeure, E.D.Dillner

Kuhrt | H. Boellhoff

P. Salinger G. E. Huygen and Agents: Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Chambre de Commerce FRANgAisE de G. F. Sauer

Chine (Section de Canton)— Chemisch Pharmazeutische A.-G.

President—C. G. Fournier Bad Homburg, Frankfurt a/- Main

Vice-President—L. Demeure China Insurance Co. —65, New Bund,

Chap Yik Union Fire Insuranob As- Canton; Teleph. 17400

sociaton—16, Tou Lan Sheung Street,

Sup Sam Hong; Teleph. 13505 %»mm mm mgm

Chark Man Hospital—Ching Hoi Road; Kwoclc Yang Chiu Sheuny Kuk

Teleph. 10526 Kwang Chau Fan Kuk

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation

Chartered Bank op India, Australia Sham Co., Canton Branch —12218,

Road; Telephs. 202, Lock

13302 andYee

& China—(Nee Banks)

12219

Chee Wo Cement Shop—32, Hoi Chu China News Agency—27, Wai Sun

Road; Teleph. 15344 Road North, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 44980

Chellaram,

Exporter —D.,20,Silk FrenchMerchant

Con., &Shameen;

General

Cable Ad : Chellaram China Petroleum Co.—90, Tung Hing

Street; Teleph. 14521

Cheong

Chong Kee Street;Paper Store

Teleph. 11840—88, Loong China & Philippine Trading Co.,

Exporters of Best Quality Bamboo

Cheong Wo Hong, Import and Ex- Poles, GeneralBaskets, Seagrass Wares and

Chinese Merchandise—326, Yat

port—333, Yat Tak Road; Teleph. Tak Road, Central, Canton; Teleph.

16101 10934; Cable Ad: Chung

® m m m

Hym Sun Ge He China Printing & Finishing Co.,

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Machinery Cotton Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong),

and Engineering Supplies—39, B. C., Spinners and Manufac-

Shameen; Teleph. 14560; P.O. Box 103 turers ; Printers, Dyers Bleachers, and

H. D. Kuhrt Finishers

Shameen; ofCableTextilers—64-65,

Ad : Celita. Head B. C.,

Office: 220, Szechuen Road, Shanghai

China Electric Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Directors

Hargreaves (Shanghai) —& Clive R.

in U.S.A.), Manufacturers and Impor-

ters of Telephone, Telegraph, Radio and ing director),(chairman

J. Ballard,manag-

b.sc.

Electrical Machinery and Apparatus (London),

ph.d., b.sc. a.i.c., D. J. a.i.c.

(Liverpool), Sinclair,

and

ofhurst

AllRoad,

Kinds—Head

Shanghai; Office:

Canton 230,Branch

Med- Li Ming

Office; 31, F. C., Shameen; Teleph. Secretary (Shanghai)—S. Tweedie

11114;.Cable Ad : Microphone Canton

E. G. Office:

Wei | T. K. Law

ff| Hym Sun China Products Export Co., Ex-

China Export-Import & Bank Go., Ltd., porters and Importers,

turers, General Commission Agents

Manufac-

Importers

B.O., and Commission Agents—39, —Bank of Canton Building, West

P. O.Shameen;

Bayer, Box 103;Telephs.

Dillexport; Cable 10459 andLemjus,

Codes:Ads:A.B.C.

13522; Bund; Teleph. 12354; P.O. Box 62;

5th Cable Ad: Productsco

A426 CANTON

China Safety Match Factory—Tai 1m m tt*

Ping Fong, Honam; Teleph. 50037 Tai peh kwok ling sz kun

China Steamship Co.—42, Tai Ping Belgium—

Consul-General for South China,

Road South; Teleph. 13728 Hongkong, Macao, The Philip-

China Tea Co.—40, Tai Ping Road pines—H. invan

(Residing der Straeten

Hongkong)

South, 2nd floor; Teleph. 10742

Czechoslovakia—Shameen

Acting Consul—L. Demeure

Kee chong po him yau han hung sze Denmark—

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Consul—Kay Neckelman

Fire, Marine,

General Accident, Motor

Insurance—Head Office:CarHong-

and Secretary^—Robert Stege

kong

General Agents—She wan Tomes & Finland—37, 1400!;

B. C., Shameen; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Schubert

Co., Ltd., Shameen; Teleph. 10937; Consul—A. Schubert

Cable Ad: Keechong

China United Assurance Society, Ltd. % m m & k

—264, Yat Tak Road; Teleph. 12310 Tai fat kwok ling sz chit

Lo Po Shue, manager France — 6, F. C., Shameen; Teleph.

Chung Hing News Agency—32, Wui 12443; Cable Ad:

Consul—P. Fransulat,

A. Simon

Loong Lane, Sze Pai Lou; Teleph. Vice-Consul—F. Saugon

12843

Ohung Shan Hotel — The Bund; Tai ying kwok tsung ling sz chii

Teleph. 12307 Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

Chung Wah Aerated Water Co.—1, (IntheCharge of British

Provinces Interestsandin

of Kwangtung

Tung Yuen Chin, East Bund; Kwangsi—Excepting

Teleph. 11230 Consul-General—A. P.SwatowBlunt, c.M.C.

Consul—A. Price

Chung Wah Agriculture & Mining Acting Consul—L.

Vice-Consul—P. A. Scopes

D. Coates

Co.—Ka Nam Tong East, Tai Ping Steno-Typist—Miss E. F. Donaldson

Road South; Teleph. 12473 Constable—J. Farrell

Cinema Trade Co.—Chiu Yam Street, t ^ n m k

The Bund; Teleph. 13606 Tai wo kwok ling sz kun

Commercial Press, Ltd.—196, Wing Netherlands— Consul— J. J. Wierink

Hon Road North; Teleph. 11800

mm*

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Tai no wai kwok ling sz kun

Ltd. (Canton Agency)—74, Tung Man Norway—Cable Ad: Noreg

Road; Teleph. 15995 In-Charge—L. B. Wood

CONSULATES f IMit P W ® k

Tai sai yeung kwoh ling sz shu

Tai rnee kwok isung ling sz chu Portugal—12, British Concession,

Shameen; Telephs. 10548 & 15444

America—Shameen Consul—Dr. Amaro do Sacramento

Vice-Consuls—Raymond P.Ludden, Monteiro

Vice-Consul—Mario H. Gracias

Walter Smith and Philip M. Clerks — Pablo Hernandez, Chan

Davenport Hing Luk and Lam King Fei

Clerk—Miss Dorothy T. Smith

 CANTON A427

Sweden (Consulate for Kwangtung,

Kwangsi and Fukien) — 4, F. C., Danish Consulate —(6' c e Consulates)

Shameen

Consul—Gerard E. Huygen Dairy Farm Ice & Cold Storage Co.,

Ltd—Shameen; Teleph 12571

w m m~m ± ^ ^

Tat sui shi kwok ling siz kun

Switzerland— Deacon

and & £Co., Ltd.,

Insurance

^ Merchants,

Agents

Dik KinShipping

— Cable Ad:

Consul—U. Spalinger Deacon

Vice-Consul—A. Hoffmeister E. H. Smyth, director

L.D. B.P. Wood, do.

Salinger, sub-manager (Canton)

YuehHaiKwan G. R. Ross, do. (Hongkong)

Customs, Chinese Maritime— Agencies:

Revenue Department Lloyd’s

Commissioner—L. K. Little Mercantile

Acting Administrative

—G. Yoshida

Commissioner Hongkong, Bank Cantonof India,

& Macao Ld. Steam-

Deputy Commissioner (General Office) boat Co., Ld.

Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co.

—A. L. Newman British-India S. N. Co.S.S.(Apcar

Assistants—Ng

Fan, Ling Seu Shiu-hung,

Sieng, Lin Ip Yuk

I-chuan, Eastern & Australian Co., Ld.Line)

Huang Chi Nan, K. Hamano, Li Silver Line

Lien Fang,andYeung Kwok Leung, N. Burns-Philp Line

Yamada T. Kurozawa Salen

UnionLine Insurance Society of Canton,

Medical Officers—Dr. F. Heim, Dr. Ltd. Assurance Co., Ld.

HsuTidesurveyor

Chief Chi Liang and(Deputy

Dr. D. Commis-

D. Coffin Alliance

sioner)—C. F. A.B.Wilbraham British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld.

Tidesurveyor—E. WeirH. Oates China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

Asst. Tidesurveyor—P. Marine Insurance

N orth British Co., Ld. Insurance

& Mercantile

Boat Officers—C.

Fah Boat E. Temlett and

ChingOfficers—Wong Yen Pui, Zeng Co., Ltd.

Asst. Union Assurance Society, Ld.

Kwok Wai Pun, Cheung Yu Lo and Deutsche Asiatische Bank—(Nee Banks)

Chen Shan Liang

Acting Asst. Boat Officer — T. D. Directory & Chronicle of the

Kuroda

Chief Appraisers—A. Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

Macauley and C. A.Darlington,

Cammiade T.J. Borneo,

Indo-China, Siam,Netherlands

The Philippines,

Indies,Korea,

etc.),

Asst.

Acting Appraiser—Au

Asst. lu Cheung

Appraiser—Kwok Hon Published Annually by the Hongkong

Hung Daily Press, Ltd.—Marina

Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong House, 15-19,

Chief

Siu Examiners—M. H. Fulker,

Lam Aulu Canton

Tuen, Ko U. Leung,

Tsang and V. I. MamaeS KoehlerAgents:& Co., 40, French Conces-

Examiners — Cheng Tsz-po, S. J. sion,339;

Box Shameen; Teleph.

Cable Ad: 13238; P.O.

Koehlerco

Sadkowsky,

Wing Yan, Ng

Poon Chi

Po Tai,Cheung,

Lien Ho

Huei-

sheng,

On Liu Mun Hock and Ng Hoi Dodwell n & Co., x Ltd.,Teen Gheang

Asst. Merchants—Sha-

WongExaminers—Un

Tak Yee Chi Ching and Head meen; Teleph. 10915; Cable Ad: Dodwell.

Office: 24, St. Mary Axe, London,

Harbour Department E.C.; and at Hongkong, Shanghai,

Harbour Master—R. Longworth Hankow,

New York,Foochow,

San Yokohama,

Francisco, Kobe,

Seattle,

Acting Harbour Master (Additional) Vancouver, Colombo and Los Angeles

—S.

Asst. Kat-sukita

Harbour Master—B.

Harbour

Shao ShiOfficers—C.

Mai C. Lukhmanoff

Warren and n *

Junk Office Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipping,

Acting Deputy Commissioner-in- Lumber Kee Road;

and General

Cable Ad:

Importers—4,

Dollar

Sha

Charge- Siu Ting Kwan S. P. Healey, agent

A428 CANTON

13 & ft * Agents for \

Dollar South China Morning Post

TheSteamshipLxne—CableAd: Dollar

Robert Dollar Co., general agents Hong Kong Telegraph

China Mail

{See The Robert Dollar Co.) Hong Kong Sunday Herald

tt ^ ti ^ Jfe $ Bo Be

Draco

Tong, Advertising

West Building,Service—Ka Kam Feld & Co.,

Tai Ping Road, F., Engineers, Contractors,

South; Teleph. 10750; Cable.Ad: Draco Concession,Merchants

General Shameen;— Telephs.

52-A, British

10914

Sole Agents for: and 15239; Cable Ad: Feldbobe; Codes:

Advertising.

Canton-Hankow On andCanton-KoMoon,

Canton-Sam- A.B.C., 6th edn., Bentley’s, Mosse and

shui Railways Mosse Suppl.

Sang Sang Art Printing Co,, Shanghai O.Th.Hechtel,

Janssen,proprietor

Dipl. Ing.,(Hongkong)

signs p. p.

Dutch Consulate—{See Consulates) M. Hanke, Dipl. Ing.

R. Kaufman, Ing.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, Import O.LamFrese

Tak Chui, compradore

Export

meen; Teleph. and Shipping—18, B. C.,Orient

10661; Cable Ad: Sha-

M. Pagh, manager Ferrier, V. E., Business:French

Travel & Automobiles—3, Insurance,

Con-

cession, Shameen; Teleph. 16175; P.O.

BoxY. 349; Cable Ad: Ferrier

E. Ferrier (Hongkong)

Eurasia

Station), Aviation Corporation

Air Service—24, Wei (Canton

Oi Road, J. N. Patel (Canton)

West; Teleph. 15454; : Radiogram and Finnish Consulate—{See• Consulates)

CableHankow,

sha, Ad: 5526;Chengchow,

also Stations at Chang-

Peiping, Sian,

Lanchow, Nanking and Shanghai (Head French Consulate—{See Consulates)

Office)

H. C. Tang, station master Frolich, Tselee St Co., Ltd., General

. C.C.K. W.

S. Liao, asst, staff

Kao, mechanician

C. Liu, radio-operator Importers, Exporters, Commission

Agents—39, B.O., /Shameen; P.O.

Box 86; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad :

Ewart & Co., Ltd., M. D.—39, B. C., Artus; All Standard Codes

H. J. Frolich, managing partner

Shameen; P.O. Box 335; Cable Ad : Tse Chi Nam, do.

Dillexport. Agents for-The Ben Line Lee Hon Cheung, do.

Steamers,

E. DillnerLtd. Foo Kwok Coal Mining Co., Ltd.,

Fancy Goods Store, The, Importers, Coal—Chung Miners for Anthricites and Soft

Drapers and Outfitters. Also Groceries, 12801; Cable Ad:Kwai 6226

Road: Teleph.

Delicacies and Imported Fruits—83b,

F.C., Shameen; Teleph. 16817 Fook Lee & Co.—8, Luen Hing Road;

FarHongEast Road;Chemical Factory—58, Tai Teleph. 15601

Teleph. 15785 Fook Sing—33, Sin Kee; Teleph.

Far East Commercial Co.—202, Look 13491

Yee Sam Road; Teleph. 14049 Franco-Chinese Savings Society-

$ ft 7E 33, Hing Loong Road; Teleph.

Fa Ma Wei Lum 14702

Farmer & .: Co., William, Merchants French Mission—(See Missions)

and Commission Agents — British General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: —Mission Building, The Bund;

Farmer Teleph. 12783

W. R. Farmer

 CANTON A429

sr 45 * @ ^ mm w m % Ho See

Kwong Chow Sat Tai, Tack Kwok Holland - China Handels. Compagnie

Tai Yuek Fong (Canton),N. V. (Holland-China Trading

German Dispensary, Ltd., The (Deut- British Co. (Canton), Ltd.),Shameen;

Concession, Merchants—41

Teleph.a,

sche Apotheke), Chemists & Drug- 13867; Cable Ad: Holchihand

gists, Certified Dispensers—West Bund; W.

Teleph. H.10477 H. E.KienBodde(Rotterdam)

do.

■ Tzee

Un Kamsun,Chung,manager

registered pharmacist J.LamJ. Wierink,

She Wan, signs per pro.

compradore

Agencies: Agencies:

K. Engelhard, Frankfurt Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Luitpold-Werke, Muenchen Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Golden City Investment Co.—26, Sup poration—(See Banks)

Pat Po; Teleph. 12744 m Canton

^ m Export San-chee-lee

Hongkong Co., Ltd.,

Great China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Export, 33,

Import, Insurance, Shipping—

35, New Bund; Teleph. 15429 13630; Cable Ad: Hocanexco Teleph.

British Concession, Shameen;

C. Arnulphy, manager

Great Eastern Hotel—226, The Bund;

Teleph. 12400

Ma ®La Sai $!] PoW ,

Groups Chine & Co.—9, French Con- “Hongkong Daily

kong, Morning Newspaper Press,”

(Estab.Hong-

1857)

cession, Shameen; Teleph. 14355 —Marina House and 480, Hennessy

Road, Hongkong;

and (Night) Telephs. 30251, 33383

H Sze Cheong

Griffith (1932), Ltd., T. E., Raw* Silk Ex- Press. London24511;

OfficeP.O.: 53,BoxFleet

1; Cable Ad:

Street,

porters, General Merchants, Shipping E.C. 4; Cable

Agents: Koehler Ad: Socotrine.

& Co., Canton

40, French

and Insurance Agents — Cable Ad : Concession, Shameen; Teleph. 13238;

Griffith

M. A. Annett, director P. O. Box 339; Cable Ad: Koehlerco;

P. F. X. Baldesberger, do. Codes Used: Acme, Universal Trade &

M.D.M.Noronha

Annett, do. Private

Hongkong Weekly Press &

China

Report &Overland Trade

Hannibal & Co., Ltd., W. A., Import- Directory

Far East Chronicle of the

ers and Exporters - 73, B. C., Shameen;

Cable Ad : Hannibal. Head Office Proprietors :

Hongkong Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.

Directors—H. F. Lobel and

J. Harrop (Hongkong) (London),

H. S. Hotel “Asia”—West Bund; Teleph.

Dinsdale Tsak

Staff—Lo (Hongkong)

Man and Poon Po 12407

Luen Under the Management of the Sun

Co., Ltd,

Hing Yip Shipping Co.—68, Ngow 12941Chu Hotel—The Bund; Teleph.

Hoi

Chow Ngoi Street, Honam; Teleph.

50107 Hop Chung Electric Supplies—26,

Cheong Lee Wai Oi Road, Central; Teleph. 12018

Hogg

and Importers,

British Commission

Concession,Codes:

Shameen;Agents—19, —Second West Bund; Teleph. 12342

Hogg, Shameen; A.B.C.Cable Ad:

5th edn., Hup Kwan Navigation

Bentley’s, Acme,proprietor

A. V. Hogg, etc. Hong, Po Shuen Street, Co.—6, Sam

West Bund;

Teleph. 10660

A430 CANTON

Hutchison & Co., John D.—Victoria Hotel Hongkong Fire Insurance

Patons & Baldwins, Co., Ltd. &

Ltd. (Woollen

Building, Shameen; Teleph. 12389; Worsted Yarn Spinners)

Cable Ad:

P. Wai Spero

C. Mooney Thomas Cowan & Co. (White Ant

Chun Ling jI Kwok

Chau Yui

HangChiChiu Exterminators), etc.

^ Hui Gen H«§Hn 1$ i8j £

Huygen, G. E., Export, Import, Insurance Jardine Engineering17171;Corporation,

and Commission

cession; Agent—4, French Con- Ltd., The—Teleph. Cable Ad:

Cable Ad:Teleph.Huygen;11495,

CodesP.O.

used:BoxA.B.C.

112; Jardeng

Alex. E. Smith, signs per pro.

6th edn., Bentley’s, Acme and Private Conant Lee, Sales engineer

Codes C.Conant

Y. Feng, do.

G. F.E.Huygen

Huygen,(Swatow)

principal Lee, engineer

Tam Sui Tong, compradore C. Y. Feng, do.

W. Huygen, engineer

Java - China - Japan Lijn, Canton

Tg & P& f"3 ft b !§ £ Agency, Ltd.—22, French Concession,

Ying shang po na men yang kien Shameen;

Javalijn Teleph. 14073; Cable Ad:

yu hsien kung sue E. van WatreCo manager

Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd. (Formerly Brunner, Mond & Co.

(China),

Commercial Ltd.),andImporters

Industrialof Alkalies

Chemicals—and fr # $ M

52-A, British Concession, Shameen; Jebsen & Co., Shipping

Machinery, Importers andand Exporters,

Insurance

P.O. Box 30 (Central Post Office); Cable Agents—Shameen, B. C., P.O. Box 18;

AdF.: K.Alkali

Partridge Cable Ad: Jebsen; Codes. A.B.C. 6th

Edition, Bentley’s and Acme

International Assurance Co. Ltd. J. Jebsen, partner (Aabenraa,

(Incorporated under the Companies’ Denmark)

Ordinances of Hongkong), Life, Fire, J. H. Jessen, partner (Hongkong)

Marine, Motor-Car, Baggage and House- C. Offersen, signs per pro.

holders’ Insurance — Mission Building, H Schneider, do.

The Bund; Teleph. 13760; Cable Ad: W. Nogaitzik | Mrs. A. Andersen

Brintasco Machinery Department

International Savings Society—(See H. W. Henke

Banks) Dyes Department

Japanese Consulate—(See Consulates) H. Pielcke I R. Frosch

A.W. Helmold

Bahnson || W. MissFuld

E. Gath

ft T6 v wo

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Mer- Joe’s Cafeteria,

sturant, Caterers,Soda Fountain,

Bakery Re-

k Candies

Confec-

chants—

Alex. E. Smith, agent tionary, also Importer of

Lo Chocolates k Biscuits—83, B.C. Sha-

H.Po Malone,

R. Chung Chun, compradore

Godown supt., Tai

Hau Wharves

meen; Teleph. 16817

Joe Girvich, propr.etor

R.A. M.

D. Baptista

da Luz

L. &R.Baldwins,

Dixon, representative, Patons Johnson Engineering Co.—4, British

Ltd. Concession, Shameen; Teleph. 17570;

C. Cowan

L. Chan,& Co.

representative, Thomas Cable Ad: Johnengine; Codes: A.B.C.

6th edn., Trade,

Universal Bentley’s

MosseComplete

and AcmePhrase,

Agents for: S. N. Co., Ltd.

Indo-China F. Leung

Kraemer

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Hon | Leung Yat Man

“Glen”

AmericanLine, Ltd.

& Manchurian Line KaBanks)

Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.—(^ee

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.

 CANTON A431

Kailan Mining Administration, The— Lam Mat

18, B.C., 1st Floor, Shameen; Cable Ad: Lammert & Son, C. H., Fire and Marine

Kaiping

M. Sun, representative at Hongkong Loss Adjusters and Appraisers—British

Concession, Shameen Cable Ad: Lam-

Lau andLong,Cantonassistant mert; Code: Bentley’s

Miss Katherine Kwong C- F.H.E.Lammert

W. Lammert

Lai Lip Mun, assistant

Karanjia,

Merchants and Commission Agents, Ex- |§> TfiJ Li Fung

porters

Concession, and Importers—21-23,

Shameen; Teleph. French, 14006; LiMerchants

& Fung, Exporters, Importers, General

Cable Ad: Patell and Insurance Agents—186-

188, Luk Yee Sam Road; Teleph. 12804;

Kavarana, S. F., Merchant and Com- Cable Ad: Lifung;

Union Telegraph, CodesA.B.C.

5 th edn., : Western

5th &

mission Agent— 6th & Impro ved Editions, Commercial,

H. S. Kavarana Telegraph & Cable Code, International

Lugagne,

Trade, Acme Bentley’s, Private, Universal

& Supplement & New

Kentwell, Lawrence K., b.a. (Oxon), Standard

ll.b., Barrister-at - Law — 4, Shakee LiFungTo-ming, managing partner

Road; Teleph.

Ad: Kentwell 13842; P.O. Box 26; Cable Pak-liu, do.

Liang Kwang

K. D. Petroleum Co. of China, Importers 94-96, Fung Ning Road; Telephs. Motor Trading Co.—

ofmeen;

Petroleum

Teleph.Products

10079; —P.86,O.B.Box

C., Sha-

105; Ad:13246 and 14833; P.O. Box 108; Cable

Cable Ad: Macmilpet I S. H. Lai

E. Ammann K. Liangmotor

C. Chick, manager

Kwan Kwok Sze | R. Cheung C.D. Y.C. Ma,

Kwan,asst,accountant

manager

«s Distributors for :

Koehler & Co. (1936), Commission “ Chevrolet ” Cars and Trucks

Agents—40, “ Goodyear ” Tires and Tubes

meen; Teleph.French 13238;Concession,

P.O. Box Sha- 339;

Cable Ad: Koehlerco; Codes Used : ^ m m

Acme, Universal Trade & Private Lingnan UniversityAds:(Canton Christianor

Agents for: College)—Cable Lingnanuni

Hongkong Daily Press Amerfound

Hongkong Weekly Press & Y.J. L.M. Lee, ll.d.d.d.

andand

Wife,Wife,

president

China Overland Trade

Report Henry, provost

Directory & Chronicle of the Y.the K. Chu, ph.

University d. and Wife, dean of

Far East K.College

F. Koo,of Agriculture

m.a. and Wife, dean,

fir n ± ?L C.librarian

W. Taam, and dean,ph. d.College

and of Wife,

Arts

Kunst & Albers, Engineers, Contrac- H.College

S. Frank, ph. d. and Wife, dean,

tors, General Merchants—40,

Concession, Shameen; Telephs. 15825 French of Sciences

and 13414; P.O. Box 333, Shameen; Donald M. Allen, m.a., English

Cable Ad:Albers,

Kunstalber. Head Office: H.History

C. Brownell, m.a. and Wife,

Kunst & Hamburg W. W. Cadbury,

W. Egge, manager

R. Petri, asst, manager Internal Medicine m.d. and Wife,

C. H. Vath, (Import Dept.) Carlton

Charlotte L. Castle,

D. Gower, m.a., English

ph. d., An-

V.H. I.R.Treskin, (Machinery

Baist, (Optical Dept.)Dept.) thropology

J. Linsley Gressitt, M.S., Survey and

Kwangtung

Banks) Provincial Bank — (Nee G.Entomology

W. Groff,iM.s. and Wife, Hortic ulture

John C. Guthrie, m.a., English

A432 CANTON

VVm. E. Hoffmann, m.a. and Wife,

Survey and Entomology Manner A Co., Ltd., John, Im-

E. J. Kelley, m.a., English

A.R. Knipp, ph. d. and Wife, Physics forters nsuranceandAgents—62,

Exporters,British

Shipping and

Conces-

C. Chemistry,

N. Laird,vice-provost;

m.a. and Wife, sion, Shameen ; Cable Ad : Manners,

W. E. MacDonald, m,a. and Wife, Codes: Bentley’sA.B.C. 5th and 6thTrade

and Universal edns.;, Acme,

Mathematics

F. Botany

A. McClure, ph. d. and Wife, Wallace J. Hansen, mng. director

R. P. de Lasala, director

F. P. Metcalf, ph. d. and Wife, Botany Agencies B. Herschend, do.

F. Oldt, m.d., Public Health :

H.English

G. Rhoads, ph. p. and Wife, Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co.,

J. Surgery

O. Thomson, m.d. and Wife, Andrew Weir & Co. (Bank Line)Ltd.

Societe des Ciments Portland Arti-

Mrs.principal,

Margaret C. School

Western Walden, b.a., Sunficiels de ITndo-chine,

Insurance Office, Ltd.Haiphong

Miss E. Wells, b.a., editor,, Lingnan ^&m xm %

Science Journal Manufacturers Life Insurance

Co., The—3, French

meen, Teleph. 16175; Cable Concession, Sha-

Ad: Manu-

flj ± Lok Se Li

Loxlev & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R., life.Y. Head Office: Toronto, Canada

E. Ferrier, acting district

Merchants — Loxley House, Shameen; manager

Teleph.

Permanent17728; Director—D.

Cable Ad: LoxleyO. Russell

(Tientsin)Director—J. Petrie (Hong- Masonic

Managing

Club, Canton—Shameen

President—A. Hoffmeister

kong) Hon.Roland Secretary

Farmer & Treasurer — W.

Manager--F. Meyer (Canton)

Secretary—F.G. Herridge(Hongkong)

Staff'-Sze

Kwong PoHonandFai, MissK.E.T.Tossan

Yu, Tin McDonnell & Gorman, Inc., En-

gineering Projects—268, The Bund;

Agencies: Teleph. 12190; Cable Ad: Macdon

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line R.N. T.A. McDonnell,

Gorman, asst.general manager

gen. mgr.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

Queen Insurance Co.,

General Accident, Fire & Life Ltd.

Assurance Corporation Ltd. Bf H

Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai Melchers & Co., Importers, Export-

Warner-Hudnut Co., Inc., Shanghai ers, Shipping and Insurance

Agents—226, Shaki Road; Teleph.

12841 ; Cable Ad : Melchersco. Head

£ ft n ffi f! lili Office: 0. Shanghai,

Melfchers &Hankow,

Co., Bremen.

Luen Fung & Co., Manufacturers and Branches. sin, Swatow and Melchers,

Tient-

Inc., New

General Exporters—22-24, Sun Hing York

Street; Teleph. 11715; Cable Ad: S. Lohmann, manager

Luenfung; Codes: Acme, Universal

Trade, Bentley’s and Private Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Importers

Fung Yau Yan, managing partner ofConcession,

Sewing Cotton Thread—38,

Shameen; Cable Ad:British

Spool

Madiek, Ribet et Cie., Raw and Waste G. Wong

P. Hedley,

Man manager

Lap

Silk Exporters — Shanghai, Canton,

Yokohama and Lyons;

Madiersilk; Codes: Bentley’sCable Ad:

Complete M] <£- H Bjj

Phrase Bentley’s

Code & Private Code Second Phrase, Acme Mingsan & Co., Importers, Exporters,

J. Madier. partner Manufacturers’ Representatives and

Commission Agents -Office: 26, Ning

A. Ribet, do. Kai Wang Kai, Chung Kwai Road;

L. Demeure, signs per pro. Cable Ad : Mingsan

 CANTON A433

HugoSukMingsan, Import manager Municipal Council, Frendh Conces-

Lai Kwong,

E. Harrison, Export manager import clerk sion—

Wong Yew Ming, Export clerk M, P. A. Simon, Consul de France,

WongYew Kwong, compradore President M. H. S. Kavarana

Members—M.

MISSIONS and G. Fournier

American Bible Society—Kwong Nam Yino Insurance Co.—42, Tai

Ping Road South; Teleph. 12450

Hip Building, Yan Tsai Road;

Cable Ad: Burkwall, Fpngtsuen

British

ment, Episcopal

Christ Church Church Establish

- Shameen ^ ft m m

Trustees — The Bishop of Victoria Neco Neon Co., Manufacturers of Neon

Light Signs—155, Tin Kwan Lane;

H.B.M. Consul-General,. H.B.M.

Vice: Consul N. V. Hal ward, Telephs.

Committee—Rev. Necan 15963 and 11849; Cable Ad:

m.a.Secty.

and M.& Treas.—L.

W. Wood B. Wood General

TechnicalManager—Y.

Advisors—Dr. T. Hsu

C. T. Chu,

Hon. d.s. and K. C. Chan, d.s.

French Mission—

R.Rt.R.Rev.F. F.Mgr.Q. Fourquet,

Robert Bishop New China Hotel—501, Tai Ping Road

South; Teleph. 15243

A. Fabre

A.F. Chatelain

Jarreau D. Fleury National

C.A. Pierrat P. Bousqiiet (See Banks)City Bank . of New York—

Veyres A. Hu

P. Le Baron J.B. Chan Chan National Commercial & Savings

P.F. Seznec

L. Morel A.J. Ngan Ohing Bank, Ltd. -(See Banks)

P. Narbais-

jaureguy A. Ngan Nielsen & Malcolm, Fire Loss Asses-

sors—Chartered Bank Bldg., Sha-

^ j— Sam Ching meen; Cable Ad: Nielcolm, Sha-

Mitsui BUssan Kaisha, Ltd., General meen

Importers and Exporters—58,

Concession, Shameen; Cable Ad: Mitsui. British

Head Office: Tokyo it t # H

Nippon

cession,Yusen Kaisha—69,

Shameen; Teleph. British Con-

11004; Cable

U Hip Kee

JVfogra & Co., E. R., Merchants Ad: Yuen

and Commission Agents, Exporters

and Importers, Jade a Speciality, m % it ft

Oriental Art Wares, Antiques, Northern Feather Works, Ltd., Feather

Chinese Old and Modern Em-

broideries—Shameen; P.O. Box 44; —Merchants Office: and50, Hydraulic

British Presspackers

Concession,

Cable Ad: : Mogra; Codes A.B.C. Shameen; Teleph. 13705; Works &

5th and 6th Editions, Bentley’s and Godowns: Tai Sha Tau, East Bund;

Private Teleph. 13706; Cable Ad: Kinafjer.

E. R. Mogra Head Office: Hongkong. Branches:

mSha-min-Jcwng-po-kuk

% x m ® Canton London

panies: and Shanghai. Affilaited

and Newark, N. J.Com-

Municipal ObuNciL—Shameen (B.C.) Kay

Far East (Hongkong) manager,

Neckelman, general

Chairman—M. W. Wood R.M.Stege, managerj K.M. Tse

Vice-Chairman—L. B. Wood Bielunsky

Committee —

Baker-GarrD.P.W. B. B. Anthony,

and D.& D.C.S.P.

MacGregord’A.

Secretary, — Capt. Norwegian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

J. H.Clerk—T.

Chief FergusonLeong Oriental Hotel—The Bund

A434 CANTON

U & IB 1® * Agencies

Ta pan sheung shun hung sze Slazengers, Ltd.

Osaka Syosen Kaisya—31, British Con- Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd.

cession Bhameen; Teleph. 12235; Cable M. Naef & Co., Ltd.

Ad: Shosen. Head Office: Osaka Leslies, Ltd.

Dubarry Perfumery Co., Ltd.

Walter M. Lowney & Oo., Ltd.

ft m 7k \L 1$ m ® United States Rubber Export Co.,

Pearl River Conservancy Bureau— Ltd.

White

KowloonCloud Road (Opposite

Railway Canton-

Station); Telephs. ft |$ Tai Wo

11437 Used:

and 11125; Cable Complete

Ad: Conservanc; Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Silk Mer-

Code Bentley’s Phrase chants, Importers, Exporters and

Director—Wah Yat Yeung Engineers—Cable Ad: Reiss. Hong-

Engineer-in-Chief—Tsung Pu Hsu kong, Swatow and Shanghai

P. J. O’Brien | Chau Shiu Ching

Portuguese Consulate—(Nee Consu- SH >11 Loo Ling

lates) Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Importers,.

Exporters, Insurance and Commission

ffi m % m % m Agents — Office

Concession; Cable: Ad:

8, Shameen,

Heyn: AllBritish

Stan-

Post Office (Kwangtung District)—Head dard Codes

Office: Canton; Telephs. Director’s

Office 17737, Chief of Local Business H. Heitmeyer, manager for South

Dept. 17738, Chief Ku Yuan (Local China

Business

counts & Dept.) 11015,

Checking Dept.Chief ofChief

17313, Ac-

Ku Yuan (Accounts & Checking Dept.) Telephs. Ltd.—85,

Reuters,

31221,

B.C., Shameen;

16097,

14881, Head Office Accounts

Shroffage Division Division

15336, (Manager); Cable12233 (Office) & 15474

Ad: Reuter

General Affairs Dept. 13816, Special H. C. Bough,

J. S. Hiew mgr. A correspondent

Inspector’s

tor’s OfficeOffice 17867,17934,Transportation

Local Inspec- A. Mahomed | J. Chan

Division

Receiving 13111, Parcel

& Despatching Division 12197, Sacred Heart College (College du Sacr&

14213, Miscellaneous DivisionDivision

10895, Coeur) —Tai San Street, New City

Savings Bank 13814 & Inquiries 17739; Salt Administration, District Direc-

Cable Ad: Postos torate of (District of Kwangtung)—

Director—C. E Molland

Chief of Local Business Dept.—Lung 4,17484,11418,11417,

Kai-sun

Wen Te Tung Road; 15570,Telephs.

15041, 11534,

13952

Chief of Accounts & Checking Dept. and 10336; Cable Ad: Salt

—B. E. Serebriakoff District Director—Yao

Associate Director—L. Yuan

F. Lun

Newman

Chief of General Affairs Dept.—Lee District Travelling Inspector—Ni Hao

Lsz-wa Sen

Savings Bank (Officer-in-Charge)—

Sun Tsan-ting Chief Accou

Secretary—Li Kai Tsung

Chief ntant—Chen

Chief of Production Pao Ju i

& Consumption

fr ft H IP1 i8j £ Dept.—Chang Yuen

Chief of Revenue Guards Dept.—Lin

Rafeek & Co., Shipowners, Manufac- Hsiang

turers, Importers and Exporters, Com-

mission Agents and Manufacturers

Representatives—7

Shameen; Teleph. 2, 17587;British Concession,

Cable Ad: Sander Wielfr -if ft tr iii

Refeek;Codes: & Co., Importers, Ex-

and Private A.B.C.5th edn., Bentley’s Sjrters ritish and Commission

Concession, Shameen;Agents—71,

Teleph.

A. E. M. Rafeek 14005; P.O. Box 42; Cable Ad: Sander-

W. K. Tai I Y. W. Tung wieler; Codes:partner

Bentley’s and Universal

S. L. Lo K. S. Tai A. Sander,

S. Yuen | H. K. Chan W. Sander, manager

 CANTON A435

^ m Sincere Life Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

1, Sincere First Street,

Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Microscopes, Optical Office: Hongkong. Capital $2,000,000 The Bund; Head

and

pital,Electro-medical

University and Apparatus,

Laboratory Hos-

Sup- The Sincere Co., Ltd., gen. managers

plies. Chemicals and Pharmaceutical

Preparations—20-24, Ching YuenMaloo; Societe Comme rciale Asiatique, Im-

P.O. Box 47;Codes:

Teleph. 13793; porters and Exporters—16,

10930; Cable Ad:B.C.,Socom.

Sha-

Schmidtco; A.B.C. 6th,Cable Ad: meen; Teleph.

Bentley’s, Branches: Paris & H’kong.

Acme,

P. A.Mosse

Schenk,Supplement

manager F. Sireyjol, manager (Paris)

Chan Yok Lam, manager

A.L. Mueller

Genrich | Mrs. G. Krasselt South China News Agency—257

Shameen Estates, Ltd., The—Shameen; ChungWahRoad Central; Teleph. 12661

Teleph. 11300; Cable

Chairman—N. Ad: Tavadia

B. Futakia ftl & P]Co., s.a.,Tuny(L,WoSilk Mer-

Managing Directors—M. B. Futakia Spalinger chants, GeneralMachinery,

Exporters and Impor-

and B. C. Tavadia ters, General Mechanical

Shameen French Municipal Council— and Electric—Teleph. 10814; Cable Ad:

Spalinger, Shameen

Members—P.

officio), M. SimonFournier(chairman,

and H. exS. A.M. Hoffmeister,

Kavarana Gavin, director do.

E. Lulauf

Shameen Lawn Tennis Club— General Agents:

Chairman—D. A. Bake-Carr Baloise Fire

Machinery Agents: Insurance Co., Basle

Committee—P. Ferlande, D.

Gregor (boh.'secretary), R.W. Mills D. Mac- Ateliers ne Construction Oerlikon,

(hon. treasurer) and F. A. Nixon TurbinesMachines

Electric & Turbo Generators,

^ m Kee Chong Appareillage

Installation Gardy, S.A., Electric

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd., Merchants— Landis

Swiss &CarGyr,&Material

Electric

ElevatorMetersManufac-

56, British Concession, Shameen; Teleph. turing Corporation, Ltd.

10937; Cable Ad: Keechong Swiss Locomotive ifc Machine Works

Siemens China Co. (Canton Branch), Establissements

Textile Saurer,

MachineryBenninger, S. A.,

Electrical Engineers and Contractors— Adolphe Ltd., Textile Ma-

17, B.C., Shameen; Telephs. 16726 and

10929; Cable Ad: Motor U.chinery

Ammann& Diesel

A.G.,Busses

Road - making

Siemssen & Co., Import and Export Mer- Machinery

chants, Insurance and Shipping Agents

—75 and 75a, B. C., Shameen; Codes: Standard-Vacuum qp i|| Mei Foo

AllH.Standard Standvac Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Stehr, signs per

H. Rode I R. Kunath pro. B. B. Anthony, district manager

W. Brunke J. Herde A. B. Myhre, terminal supt.

G. Arndt | J. Kruta Seung Kai Hong | L. E. de Sousa

^ k n Studt & Co., Export-Import-En-

Sincere gineeriug — 16, F. C., Shameen;

Teleph. Co., 12702;Ltd.,

CableThe—The

and RadioBund;

Ad: ingHongkong: Bank of China Build-

; Cable Ad: Sudco; Codes:

Sincere.

$10,000,000 Head Office: Hongkong. Capital Acme, Mosse, A.B.C. 5th edn., Bent-

Lo Tai Yue, sub-manager ley’s &; Private

Ma Ting Yui, do. J. Schacht, managing partner

D. Schacht, do.

Sincere Insurance

Ltd., The—1. Sincere First Street, Chan Wai Yin> do.

The H. Tong, do.

CapitalBund. Head Office: Hongkong.

$1,200,000 Hamburg Office

The Sincere Co., Ltd., gen. managers Barkhof Haus I

 CANTON

fc pa m tr ^ Vasunia & .Co., J. P., Exporters of

Sun Co., Ltd., The—Department Raw Silk, Silk Piece Goods, Fire-

Store, West Bund and Wai Oi Boad; crackers, MattingConcession,

111-112, British & All Products—

Shameen;

Telephs. 12704 & 10590; Cable Ad: Teleph. 14181; Cable Ad: Vasunia

Taisun

Sun Yat Sen University- Shih-pai is m m '5 m

■Wib tor li tsau tim

Swiss Consulate—-(/S'ee Consulates) Victoria

Shameen; Hotel—British

Teleph. 13501; Concession,

Cable Ad:

Sworn Measurer’sOffice—54, Shameen; Victoria

Teleph. 17586; Cable Ad: Measurer W. R. Farmer, proprietor

T. C. Fairburn R. G. Jones, manager

Yeung Yee Sang, compradore

Tavadia & Futakia, Exchange, Share, m M A A s ®

Stock

Agents and General

& General Brokers, Estates

Merchants—Shameen; Wat sun sz tai yeuk Jong

Teleph. 11300; Cable Ad: Tavadia; Watson ton

& Co., Ltd., A. S., “The Can

Dispensary,” Chemists and Drug-

Codes:

Bentley’s A.B.C.

& Private5th & 6th Editions, gists, Aerated Water Manufacturers,

B. C. Tavadia | N. B, Futakia Wine and Spirit Merchants

J. Jones, manager

A. J. Stephen

n & itfo & t ± m Miss A. Prata | Miss A. Lee

Teh sze ku ho you kung sze Agencies:

Texas Dewars (White Label)

and Co.

Its (China),

Products,Ltd., The, Petroleum

Kerosene, Gasoline Coca Cola

and Lubricating Oils, Roofing Materials, Western Home—The Bund; Teleph. 12430

Asphalts, etc.-—85a,

sion, Shameen; Telephs.British Conces-

11366 &.13558;

Cable Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors.

W. A.Ad:Stiles,

Texaco, Shameen

in charge Ltd.—Telephs. 10213

Powhattan

E. J. M. Rozario, accountant J. P. Macdermott, division mgr.

Travel Advisers, The, General Pas- Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—{See

senger Booking Agents—3, French Banks)

Concession, Shameen ; Teleph. 16175;

Cable Ad: Adviser | Yokohama Specie Bank—(See Banks)

^ P& W j Young Men’sCable

The Bund; Christian Association—

Ad: Flamingo

President—T. T. Pun

Vice President—Y. M. Linn

Union Insurance Society op Canton, Treasurer—N. C. Chue

Ltd., Fire and Marine Insurance— Recording Secretary—K. M. Wong

Cable Ad:—Deacon

Agents Deacon & Co., Ltd., 47, Secretaries

British Concession, Shameen Y. L. Lee — E. H. Lockwood and

 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT OF

THE CHINESE MARITIME

CUSTOMS

This is the inclusive name given to the Chinese Maritime Customs stations

adjacent to Hongkong and established in 1887 in accordance with the Chefoo

Agreement of 1876 and its Additional Article of 1885 for the purpose of recording

the movement of opium and of collecting duty on the trade carried on by Chinese

junks between Hongkong and Chinese ports. In 1899, when the New Territory

was taken over by Hongkong, the Customs stations were removed from t their

former locations, which had been brought within the British boundary, and the present

Stations and Barriers, naming them from west to east, are as follows: Lintin

Station and Taishan Station (in the Canton Delta), Shehow and Kwaimiao

Stations (on the shores of Deep Bay), Shatau Barrier (at the mouth of Shum-

chun River), Tsoiyukwai Barrier, Shumchun River Station, Shumchun

Railway Station and Lowu Barrier (at Shumchun—nearby is Shumchun H.Q.

and Wireless Station, a group of buildings on a hill not classed as a Customs

Station), Lofong and Lintong and Shatowkok Barriers (at the mouth of Starling

Inlet)* Yimtin

Station and Shauchung

(on Tuniang and Namo

Island beyond Mirs Stations (on the

Point), and, shoresupof the

further Mirscoast,

Bay), Swabue

Samun

Station. In addition there are certain minor posts for purely preventive work. Most

of these stations are temporarily evacuated due to the hostilities.

Trade in 1939

The total value of direct foreign trade in the Kowloon district amounted to 15

million standard dollars, a decrease of 160 million standard dollars when compared

with the corresponding figures for 1938. The following are the values of foreign

imports and exports recorded during the year with comparative statistics for the

preceding year: Imports: 8.6 million standard dollars as against 143.9 million

standard dollars in 1938; Exports: 6.4 million standard dollars as against 30.7 million

standard dollars in 1938. The heavy falling off in trade was mainly attributable to

the serious difficulties and handicaps to overland trade which included the disruption

of the Kowloon-Canton Railway and highway, a general blockade of the coast and

river and the occupation of certain pr ncipal places on the border of the Kowloon

district, resulting in trade, which normally flows through the environs of Shumchun,

to be diverted to less convenient routes and, for lack of facilities in the transportation

of bulky products there, reduced to a limited volume. Furthermore, in Hongkong,

following the outbreak of the war in Europe in September, there were a sharp

increase in the cost of living, a shortage of certain commodities and a war measure to

prohibit the movement to and from the Colony of a number of articles except under

licence, all of which combined to have an adverse effect on trade.

As a consequence such items as railway carriages, wagons, railway materials,

motor trucks, chassis, cars, passenger vehicles, chemicals not enumerated in the Tariff,

rice and machinery disappeared almost completely from the list of imports. Imports

of gasolene dwindled from 40.2 million litres in 1938 to a meagre total of 0.6 million

litres, while kerosene oil, liquid fuel and lubricating oil declined in like manner. On

the other hand cotton yarn showed an increase of 756,600 kilogrammes over the 1938

figures. Hongkong-manufactured cigarettes enjoyed a period of prosperity due to

their privileged status and also because in normal times Canton serves as the main

distributing centre.

 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT

Goods normally exported were affected by the incidence of the foreign exchange

regulations and the embargo and restrictions placed on many native products. Wood

oil, tea, leaf

district tobacco,

suffered most, firecrackers and article

the first-named mineralhaving

ores which are staple

declined exportstoof3,276

from IIP,167 this

quintals.

valued The demand

at 1.5 million for poultry remained very brisk, 1,264,956 head of live poultry

duck feathers was dull,standard

with adollars being exported

total export to Hongkong,

of 39 quintals while thatwith

only as compared for

365 quintals in 1938. No rice and other cereals were imported from Hongkong

into the Kowloon district during the year.

DIRECTORY

II §1 fa Kow Loon Kwan Shroffs—Ch’en

luan Yao-tsu and I Ch’i-

Chinese Maritime Customs (Kowloon Tidesurveyor—S. Kemp

and District) —Marina House, 4th Boat OfficersL.- -A.F. Mullett

W. Wright,

Flobr, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central;

Telephs. Seraphina, and C- W.

R.

Hongkong28491-6; Cable Ad: Code, Robinson

Assistant Boat Officers—Au Yeung

Commissioner—E. A. Pritchard Ting Hin, Chi Chu Lan, Kiang

Acting Preventive Deputy Commiss- Wen

ioner—C.

Deputy H. R. Oxlade(Special List)

Commissioner M. N. Chi, Young Tsun Kau and

Preobrajensky

&Fulker

Chief Tidesurveyor — W. J. Appraisers—C.

Mezger H. Fuller, and W. J.

Medical Officers—Wan Chik Hing Examiners—A.

O.yden, Lui FukJ.Tim, Whitmore, R. M.

F. Gutteridge,

and C. D. R. Black Li Ho-nang, Chen Hsiao-liang,

Assistant in-Charge

—Lo Ching Hsiang of General Office Chung Chak Nam, Szee Pah Yung,

Accountant—Pun Shi

FungYeung-iu,

Tat ManChang Chung

Tak Shing,

Secretary—Liu ChieKwok-ching Tidewaiters—Ho

and Lam

Buoi Hiong,

Kwan

Tang

Assistants

I-hua, Lo — Zau

Yuan Kwang-ming,

Hsun, Moe Ko

Kung Hock Kee, Wong Wing Ki, Sze-to

Luen, Chen Chang Jui and Hwong Yew, WangYing Chieh, R. G.Ward,

Shou-hwa Sheng

HuangYuan Chao Tsing,

Kuang,LiChan KookSikLeung,

Kie,

Clerks—Pun Chung Wun, Lo

Chan Shiu Man, Lam Yung-shang, Hang, Tsui Ping Kau, Wang Cheng Sung,

Liu Gut Ping, Chung Kwok-lum, Lu Shih Ch’ang, Sun Ao, San Kwock

Yang Yi, KanChan Wei Kwok

Wen, Huang Cheung,

Shang,Lo Lee ChiuTzeSzePo, Po,WongYu Woon

King

Kuo Liang,

Wong Chit Chiu, Wong Kin-woo, .Wing, Lun, Young Joung, Wong Sum,

Teng Sung, Sze King-dong, Chen Luk Kong Leung, Tong Yong-yuan,

Ching Zien TsChorTshang, SiuWoo,Man Cheuk,

Cheung Hao,King Chen

Chiu, King Chow,

Ip Chulau, PoonLin

Ju, I On, DiChen

Chin, Chang

Hun Chi

Geou,

Wei Dii Fen, Tso Po Shum,

Hsing, Fung Hing Kan, Hwong Chi V- Huang Yung Chuan, Au Cheung

Chun Chieh, Li Fuk Cho, Lam Sek lu, Chow Ring Chung, Ho Kin

Chou, Ma Kwok Wing, Tang Shih Hung,

Shen, LiHuang

KamKam Yoon,Tim,Chok

PuLee Chi

luKan,

Po,

Tan, T’u Shou Young, Seto Ding Sung Da Hung, Tsang

and Leung Wai-dak

Stenographer--Miss Maisie LoueyChan Ying Tak Poh, Au Kai Hung, Wei

Typists—Miss Shun Ting, Luke KuiOn, Wu Pak

Kuei

Lien May andPatricia

Miss WuHo,Wai

MissKuen ChingSouthern

Acting and Au Yeung Chung

Commander, Main

Writers—Ma

Yen-min Ghiiehtsheng and Huang Area No. 4—E. N. H. Sanguinetti

Copyists—Wang Chien-lun, Tung Acting Southern Yong

sistanL--Wang Commander’s

Chu As-

Yen-nien aad Liu Chen chin Marine Surveyor—A. Maclptyre

Ho Shui-yuan — Chen Feng-sheng, Engineer on Special Duty—C. Wallis

FengChung-ming,

Ju ching,. Huang

Teng Ch’ung-po, Marine,

CheungClerksKing—San Ip , Kun Im and

Ko Yu-ching, Wireless Operator—Mui Yihg King

Shih Chung-lii and Liang I-peng

 KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT—LAPPA A439

Customs Preventive Ships: Engineer—Sun Chao Hsiung

Midshipmen—Cheng Ju Ming and

C.P.S. Hohsing: H. Muxuxrthy

Commander—G. Wu Chang Ji

Officers—Leung

Hu Shih Dean Fung Yeung and C.P.S. Soohsing:

Engineer—C. M. Harloe and Lin Commander—Es, C. J. Van

Shao Officers—Liu

Ting and JuiShiYung

Un,Sung

Meng Chao

Midshipmen—Yee Peng Fei, Loh Wireless Operator—Keh Chong Sui

Fei

Tu Peng, Ip Hung Yee, Liu Jui C.P.S. Haiping:

Wireless Operator—ChenSzu Tsung Commander—T. Malcolm

C.P.S. Tehhsing: Officers

Kiang —PaoLeeLienChung Yen and

Commander—A.

Officers—Chung D.FuBrown

Lin and Liu Engineer—D. A. Glover

Shih Hsiang Wireless Operators—Lau

and Wang Shih Chang To Kwong

Engineer—Wang

Midshipmen—Wang ChengTseng

Tso Siu, C.P.S. Haihui:

Cheng Chao Chi, Li Wang Lai, Commander—R. O. McKenzie

Lee

KwanChu Chin and Fung Hoi Officers—Hsieh Wei Chi and Hsu

Chen Gon

C.P.S. Chunhsing: C.P.S. Yeungshing:

Commander—A. F. Horden Commanding Officer — Loh Fei

Officers—Shen Tsu Hui, Yu Chin Lung

Pang, T. W. C. Jones and Ho Officer—Chu Han Sang

Ping Chui McLaughlin

Engineer—W. C.P.S. Cheongkeng:

Midshipmen—Ko Tsok Hang, Shih Commanding Officer—Liu Cheng

Yi Yung and Sun Tze Chi Moo

Officer—Wu Lih Tseu

Wireless Operator— Chang I Tsio O.P.S. Kwanlui:

C.P.S. Feihsing: Commanding Officer — L. H.

Commander—C. F. Oppen

Officers—Tsao Wei Ling, Leung Williams

Tsze Kiu and Waung Doong C.P.L. Kuanchuan:

Tshoo and Dunn Chung Fai Commanding Officer—Wang Cheng

Engineer—R. K. Wallace Hsun

Wireless

Show Operator — Chow Ming C.P.L. Kowloontsai:

Commanding Officer—Chen Nien

C.P.S. Chuentiao: C.P.L. Hsunhai:

Commander—J. B. Robson Commander Officer —Ying Ting

Officers—Liao Hung Hsi and Ho Kuei

Hsiao Yi

LAPP A

Lappa is the large, hilly island which shelters the inner harbour of Macao on its

western side.Patera

Portuguese It is also calledThe

Island. by the Chinese Kung Pak of Tui Lien Shan, and byof the

Chungshan Magistrate (at Shekki)island itself,no

possesses which

featureis within the jurisdiction

of interest; the

but it has given

its

whichname to the chain of stations under the control of the Chinese Maritime Customs

in the were

year established around

1887. Of these Macao,

stations the bytwoagreement with thea Portuguese

principal—from Government,

revenue collecting point

ofGreen

view—are

Island. at Malowchow, an islet close to Lappa and Chienshan, north of the

There is a bus inroadthebetween

District—completed year 1932.MacaoWhenandpolitical

Shekki—the

conditionscentre of the Chungshan

so permit, connection

may be made at Shekki for continuing the jounrey further inland by motor boat.

A440 LAPPA

Trade in 1939

Despitein the

conditions fact that

the Lappa Sino-Japanese

district, hostilities

the foreign import andcontinued

export tradeto notcreate

onlyabnormal

survived

but increased

million as againstconsiderably,

$3.7 million,the while

total value of the

the value foreign

of direct importof trade

exports Chinesebeing $26.6

produce

was $20.1 million as against $7 million in the preceding year.

Among staple imports showing an increase were cuttle-fish from 17,220 to 35,659

kilogrammes, wheat flour from 13,361 to 121,763 quintals, sulphate of ammonia from

from to14,278

1,833 37,488 quintals,litres,

to 457,229 kerosene

paraffinoilwax

fromfrom

1,257,447

28 to to8,222

4,373,853

quintals,litres,

andlubricating

coat from 281oil

tohardwood,

14,754 metric tons. Decreases were recorded for bran and rough-hewn

which declined to 71,378 quintals and 275 cubic metres from 84,998 quintals ordinary

and 5,012 cubic metres respectively in 1938.

Due to the disturbed conditions of the country, the exportation of certain kinds

ofor Chinese

Kowloonproduce

Customs,to was foreign countries,

diverted hitherto

to pass passed through

the Lappa Customs.either the Canton

Increases were

recorded(20.069

oranges under pigs (81,687quintals),

to 26,073 to 106,290other

head),

freshpoultry

fruits (1,111,748

(97,910 to to249,309

2,735,375 head), fresh

quintals), fresh

vegetables (168,701 to 489,212 quintals), and firewood (418,836 to 461,811 quintals). It

is noteworthy,

lignea was exportedas anduring

unusualtheoccurrence,

year under that an amount of 51,657 quintals of cassia

review.

The early rice crop was excellent, and the late crop might have been equally good

had

Foreignit not

rice been limited

imported as a the

through consequence of thetheexodus

district during year of1939population in quintals,

was 222,540 October.

showing an increase of 205,077 quintals when compared with the figures for 1938.

The total number of vessels entered and cleared under General Regulations was

16, 390 vessels aggregating 555,038 tons as compared with 6,907 vessels of an aggregate

tonnage of 577,356 in 1938.

DIRECTORY

il§ 4b ^ Kung Pale Kwan Boat Officers—Godfrey

U Chuen and Liu Tso K.

KaiTso, Shih

Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa Asst.

and District)—64, Avenida Republica, ChanBoatChao

Officers—Wu

Mou, FoongYuiVoongung,

Cheung,

Macao Chang Zung Fooand Woo

Chief Examiner—Wong Tai-kwan Wen-chi

Commissioner—H. W. Bradley Examiners—Fan

Assistants—Kwok Yun-tong, Yong Se

Chie and Kim Lai Hung Asst. Chung and—Chung

ManExaminers LoWang Leung, Shi

Kwai-lau

Siao Ping

Chief Tidesurveyor—A. G. Borras and Chang Chien

 KONG MOON

Pi a Kong-moon

withKongmoon was added

the stipulations to theXlist

of Article of treaty

of the Mackayports on 7th,AMarch,

Treaty. British1904, in accordance

Consulate was at

first

three established,

miles distantbut was

from withdrawn

the West in

River 1905.

on aThe town

small of

tidal Kongmoon

waterway is located

which about

connects

that river with the Gaemoon Estuary. It is in Sunwui District of Kwangtung

Province

from at Latitude

Macao, 70 from22°-34’-49”

Canton, N.andand87Longitude 113°-8’-53”The

from Hongkong. E., and is abouton45 which

waterway miles

Kongmoon is built is crowded with native craft of every

rafts line the banks near the entrance to the West River. The steamer anchorage description, while timber

proper

Pakkai. is Itlocated on thewithin

is included West theRiverportatlimits

a pointandjust above

is the sitethis

of theentrance and Customs

Maritime is called

head

was office.

formerly The population

a business of Kongmoon

centre recent in

of considerablenormal times is

importance, about 55,000. The

but itsdepression town

commercial

standing has been lowered during years as a result of the general in

trade and reduced remittances from Chinese overseas.

When first opened in 1904 it was generally considered that the proximity of

Kongmoon to Hongkong and Macao, and its favourable situation as a trade outlet and

distributing

future prosperity centreandfor development—but

the southern districts theseofhopes

the province,

have not augured

been fullywellrealised.

for its

Kongmoon

opening up of Kiungchow and Pakhoi as treaty ports has still further diminished the

no longer enjoys a direct junk trade with Shanghai and Foochow, and the

junk trade and commercial importance of the port. In normal times there is daily

communication

Canton and by riparian

other steamer with cities Hongkong

in the and Macao,

province by andnow

the an extensive

familiar trafficRiver

West with

“Tow”. These large floating hotels are towed by launch and equipped with every

convenience for Chinese passenger traffic, including electric lights, fans and radios.

A railway formerly extended from Pakkai a distance of about 80 miles to Toushan

in the Toishan district, but was destroyed by order of the Chinese authorities as a

defence measure towards the end of 1938-and has md been rebuilt, At the same time

and

were with

renderedthe unserviceable.

same object’ inTheview, the Several highways

Kongmbon-Sunwui terminating in Kongmoon

and Kongmoon-Pakkai highways

have since with

connecting been Fatshan

repaired,andbutCanton

the important

is still outKongmoon-Shaping

of commission. section of the road

The Westof River

on account the war.between Kongmoon

Thereafter and traffic

steamer the seawith

was Hongkong

closed to navigation in 1937to

was compelled

proceed via Yungki and through the Bocca Tigris entrance

occupation of Canton by the Japanese forces in October, 1938, steamer communicationof the Pearl River. After

between this port and the outside world was entirely suspended. In its place junk

traffic with Macao soon developed, and rapidly assumed large proportions. As all of

the mainthewaterways

through numerous had beentidalclosed, the junks were forced to follow a devious route

soon became the centre ofsmall

a large tradecreeks with which

extending thethe

far into delta abounds.

interior Kongmoon

and with Macao

as an outlet. As a result of the hostilities, trade from distant sections of the province

was temporarily

capacity diverted merchant

of thealarms,

Chinese through Kongmoon—thus

toeventually demonstrating

“carry on”terminated

under adverse the extraordinary

conditions. After

several

following the sudden arrival of the Japanese forces who still continue toMarch,

false this trade was on 29th, occupy1939,

the

port.

Trade in 1939

and Shortly

Hongkong, afterupon

the fall of Canton

which in October

trade largely 1938,was

depends, steamer

entirelytraffic betweenand

suspended Kongmoon

various

A442 KONGMOON

lines of business came to a standstill.

again developed via Macao, to take advantage By the endofofwhich1938, the

however, a briskStation

Kongmoon trade had

was

reopened on the 11th January and continued to function until occupation of the port

by Japanese forces of the 29th March 1939. The head office and all other stations in

the Kongmoon district

11 weeksthanthatexpected, remained

the Kongmoon closed, however, during the whole year. During to the

larger due to Station was open,

the diversion the volumetraffic

of up-country of trade

from itsproved

customary be

channels subsequent to the fall of Canton and Samshui and to the closing of the

Customs stations at Yungki and Shekki, the former under

under the Lappa Customs. A considerable trade between these two points and the Canton and the latter

centres

Kongmoon on the South-west

all trade ceasedRiver

and hadpassed

notthrough Kongmoon.

been revived Afterofthetheoccupation

by the close year. As ofis

evident from the foregoing, so far as Kongmoon and district was concerned, the year’s

trade wastherefore,

attempt, confined toto 11compare

weeks—from

the tradethefigures

11th January

for 1938toandthe1939

28this March

rendered1939.largely

An

futile. It is of atnote,

were imported however,during

Kongmoon that larger

the 11quantities

weeks of of1939twothan

important

for the 10commodities

months of

1938, the Kongmoon Customs having been closed on the 22nd October 1938. These

two

1938, items were cottonoil,piece goods,405,090

valued at 120,530 imported,

as compared with anf 1,263 duringof

150,808andlitres

kerosene

over the of which

1938 figure, owinglitresto were

the fact that aftershowing increase

the closing of the

Kowloon

Kongmoonstationsvia theandChienshan

Canton greater

Stationportions of this Customs

of the Lappa commodityforwere imported intoto

transportation

up-river districts. Importations of sulphate of ammonia totalled 4,560 quintals as

against

kilogrammes 6,028ofquintals, while, due to cheap prices11 weeks

and a great demand, 13,576

kilogrammes in cuttle-fish were imported

1938. As regards exports,during

due to the

the hostilities,as compared

only $26,656withworth

18,590

of

palm-leaf fans were exported as against $64,144 in 1938, while the decline recorded in

oranges was 2,928 quintals and in fresh fruits 5,287 quintals. Of cassia lignea, 13,543

quintals were exported

decline under leaf tobacco to Hongkong, showing an increase of 1,053 quintals, while the

was 355 quintals.

occupation. The second crop was better,duebutto still

The first rice crop was very small, lack insufficient

of planting tofollowing

meet thethedemands

Japaneseof

the greatly reduced population. No importations of foreign rice or paddy were shown

in the Customs Returns.

Bank-notes of the Farmers’ Bank were discounted at one time at 40 per cent, while

bank-notes of the Bank of China and Bank of Communications were also discriminated

against, with Japanese military notes being in circulation from April 1939.

The Sunning Railway and all roads with terminals in Kongmoon city were

destroyed

until October towards1939thethatenda ofpassenger

1938. Thebushighways werereopened

service was soon repaired,

over thebutKongmoon-

it was not

Sunwui highway.

 KONGMOON—SAMSHUI A443

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SAMSHUI

7K — Sam-shui

The Treaty

40tionyears port ofHarry

Samshui, opened in 1897 under the Burmah Convention—nearly

of theafterWest

Consul Parkes’

and North Rivers, inEast

lat.River

23 deg.Expedition—is situated

6 min. 30 sec. N., and long. near112thedeg.

junc-53

min. and 48 sec. E. The anchorage known as Hokow, at which foreigners reside, was

formerly an ordinary inChinese fishingitsvillage, with boat-building asbutitsitleading industry,

aandbusya flooded

mart. state According summer

to theasConvention,

characteristic peculiarity,

the town of Samshui is fastKongkun

and becoming (a

small

area. village

The formal situated among

opening tooktheplace

hillsonopposite

4th June,Hokow) together

1897, since whichconstitute

date the thetradeportof

the port increased steadily until July, 1925, when the strike and boycott inaugurated

against

traffic isHongkong

large, and shipping caused ofan the unprecedented falling off inportimports. Thestage

junk

ports—Shiuhing

boon to merchants. andtheThis

abolition

Dosing—from

was evidenced the by likin station

beginning

the fact

at this

ofthat

1931 wasnumber

the

and at the

undoubtedly

of cargo a junks

great

have since increased remarkably. The district city of Samshui itself was once

surrounded

(aboutwallA.D.wasby an the

1560), imposing

year wall the

after builtplace

in theattained

6th year of Chia

to the Ching of aofmagistracy.

the Mings

This completely demolished in 1930 and the tract ofdignity

land obtained thereby

was transformed into a circular maloo, and some of the bricks were used for the con-

A15

A444 SAM SMUT ;

struction of a public garden, known as the Chung Shan Garden, which was formally

opened by the Magistrate on the 28th June, 1930. In the town, where dwell the

magistrate and the commander

by poor dwelling-houses of thesmall

and one few street

local troops, the space

containing provisionis butshops.

half occupied

Outside

the

Ch’ing of the Ch’ing Dynasty (Circa 1800). Between the town and the rivertemp.

North Gate which has now disappeared stands an imposing temple is aChia,'

fine

nine-storied, pagoda, rebuilt during the reign of Chia Ch’ing, some 100 years ago.

The business focus of the district is Sainam, a large well-built town of no great

antiquity, three miles distant, on the creek leading to Fatshan. At Sainam there is

established an electric plant which supplies Samshui with light.

tively,Twoandsetstourists

of steamship

in Chinalinescanconverge

do manyhere - fromthings

worse Cantonthanandvisit

Hongkong,

the Westrespec-

Biver

which

China—thepresents more

Yangtsze beautiful

gorges, scenery

perhaps, than

excepted. is to be found

Since 1st on

May,any steamer

1905, routehasin

Samshui

been made a port of entry for foreign steamers going up the West River. Numerous

steamand

shui launches carrying cities

neighbouring passengers

on theor Westtowingandpassenger-boats

North Rivers ply and between Sam-

on the creek

leading to Fatshan and Canton. A railway line from Canton

was inaugurated on the 26th September, 1904, and five trains run daily each way to Samshui via Fatshan

betweenInCanton

delta. and Samshui.

the summer, The climate

frequent squalls cool theof the

air, port

and itisis asseldom

healthy

thatasthere

anyisinnotthea

breeze of some kind; in winter, ihe air is fresh and clear,

surrounding country are picturesque, and the adjacent heights offer pleasant walks. The waterways and

Excursions of one or two days enable one to climb Mt. McCle.verty (2,000 ft.), at the

mouth

known ofto the SamshuiasReach;

foreigners or Ting

“ Howlik,” nearHuwhich

Shanis(4,000

to beft.), behind

found the the celebrated

popular bathingtemple

pool

and fall; or the hills forming the first gorge, from which used to be quarried the

famous ink-stone known throughout China as Tuan

interesting of the sights in the neighbourhood are the Seven Star Hills, which Yen. Perhaps the most

are

situated

These close

hills, to the

formed of pleasant

pure white town

marble ofrising

ShiutoHing,a heightsomeof 30 miles

about 400 from

feet the port.

from the

plain, hold many temples—some apparently clinging to the sides of the cliffs—and

caves and grottoes. The fine bronze figures of more than life-size in one of these

temples and

winter, are well

an worthy

occasionalof partridge,

attention. quail Fair snipe

or duckshooting

may becanadded be obtained

to theinbag.the

The resort

end attractions of good

for some of thesport and community

Canton pleasing surroundings

confined to the havesmallmadeisland

Samshui a week

of Shameen.

Trade in 1939

The port of Samshui having been occupied in October 1938 and remaining in

Japanese

available. occupation with no Customs functioning, no reports on trade statistics are

DIRECTORY

4-sst. Tidesurveyor

Cdstdms, Chinese Maritime-- Harbour Master—Ip Yau Cheong

Acting ’Cbramissionqr—Huo Chih Chien F.xaininers-—Liii Fuk Tim, Chen Hsiao

AssistanttChan I-kan Liang and Cheung Shui Fu

 WUCHOW

Wu-chau

Wuchow, opened to foreign trade on June 4th, 1897, by the Special Article of the

Burmah

Fu or Kuei Convention, is situated

(Cassia) River. By theon the Sikiang

steamer or West

routes River authorised

at present at its junction it iswith the

distant

about

ocean-going220 miles from Hongkong

steamers; but, during and Canton.

eight months Wuchow

in the is thevessels

year, limit drawing

of navigationnot for

more

than 3£ feet can reach Kueihsien (150 miles beyond Wuchow), and Nanning (360

miles from here) can be reached almost all the year round by boats drawing ft.

The population of the city, according to a recent census taken by the local Police

Authorities,

isof angreat

average isdifference

82,349. The 60annual inundations causedandbysummer

the riselevels—are

in the river—there

inconvenience toof the feet between

inhabitants the

andwinter

at times bring about a scoure

a total cessation

of business. To obviate this, the principal steamship offices, the Custom House and

Tax Office are Located on pais (houses built aonvery

pontoons), mooredfeet alongside the river

isbank.

the In July,

second 1924, Wuchow

highest on record.wasThevisited by record—79

highest highfeet

Hood—73 9 inches—which

6 inches—occurred in 1915.

In winter the only local industry worthy of mention is boat building; when

the descriptions

all river falls are the foreshore

constructed.is lined The withsituationmatsheds,

of Wuchpw where nativemakes craft it theof

natural distributing centre for the trade between Kweichow, Eastern Yunnan,

Kwangsi, and Hongkong and Canton. The future is full of promise, and Wuchow is

ofsure

China.

Liuchow

to make

andLocal

a bold bid for

Westmerchants

Rivers, the

second

makingofplace

aretrade as theefforts

strenuous

south-eastern

largest trade ifiarket

to divert

Kweichow, to Wuchow,

which

in theviasouth

is principallythe

supplied via the Yangtsze. Attempts are being

gold, antimony, copper, and tin mines which abound in the Kwangsi Province. made to work the manganese

highways The Kwangsi Provincial

considerably. TheGovernment

whole province werecanablenowtobeextend

traversedtheirfrom

system. of modernof’

the vicinity

Wuchow by motor car north-westwards into Kweichow, the capital of which

province (Kweiyang) can be reached in some 24 hours as against the many

weeks which such a journey would have occupied in the days before motor

highways came into existence. Owing to the barrier formed by the West River,

the road system terminates at Yunghu—about 14 kilometres above Wuchow—

instead of at Wuchow itself; but a launch service connects these two places

and, from the former town, almost any important city in the province can

now be reached by car. Due, however, to the destruction of roads south of the West

River towards the Kwangtung border, Wuchow has been cut off, since the latter part

ofair-service

the year,connecting

from anyChungking

direct motor withtraffic with undertaken

Hongkong other parts byof the the China

province. The

National

Aviation Corporation, formerly making Wuchow as a port

and is not yet resumed. The construction of the Siang-Kwei Railway, of a total of call, has been suspended

length of 545 milometres, connecting Hengchow in Hunan with Kweilin in this

province,

on severalwas completed

occasions, a trainearly in September.

service Although with

has been maintained it hasfair

beenregularity.

severely bombed

Trade in 1939

Conditions in Wuchow during the year were far from normal, and trade was

very adversely affected by lack of communications,

on many towns in the province of Kwangsi which resulted hostilities,in andmuchfrequent

loss ofair-raids

life and

damage to property. With the closing of the West

Wuchow had no direct communication with foreign placesand had to depend River towarns the end ofon 1938

the

overlandroute

sary foreign imports from Indo-China via Lungchow

and the exportation and commodities

of native Nanning for the supplyGoods

abroad. of neces-

sent

by this route were carried by motor-truck and either imported

the Lungchow Customs and, therefore, did not appear in the Wuchow statistics for or exported through

*A15

 A446 WUCHOW

the

Luichow Customs for consumption in goods

year. Small quantities of foreign wereand

Wuchow, imported

petty through the Lappanative

lots of Wuchow and

exports were sent abroad through the same channels, these goods being mostly

borne by human carries. During Npvpnjhpr 1§39 a Japanese landing was made on

the south-west coast of Kwangtung and ‘ ah advance'made into Kwangsi. Many

factories in the province were destroyed . and others moved to the hinterland. All

motor roads south of the West River were destroyed, and, in consequence, large

numbers of human carrier were employed in carrying goods formerly transported by

steamer. Shipping on the West River was confined to ordinary junks, steam-launches

towing jvxnks, and motor-launches, but owing to the difficulty in obtaining liquid,

fuel many njotpr-launcljes ceased to ply during the last quarter qf 1939.

The value statistics of the trade of the port were as follows: direct foreign

imparts, $221,337 as compared with $5.7 million; coastwise importations qf Chinese

goods, $205,463 as against $15.8 million; direct exports abroad, nil as compared with

$21,7 million; and coastwise1 exports, $5.6 million, approximately the same figure as

for 1938.

few foreign commodities were imported from abroad. The import of kerosene

oil was 160,387 litres only as compared with 879,390 litres for 1938, while only 1,436

litres of lubricating oil arrived as against; 161,001 litres during 1938. Liquid fuel

imports totalled only 141 tons. The closure of the West River, coupled with the

enforcement of foreign exchange control, caused the complete stoppage of all direct

export trade. There was, however, a good demand for wood oil, this being sent

abroad by way of Nanning, Lungchow and Indo-China. Many other domestic com-

modities ‘were shipped by junk to places on the West River and carried thence to

points on the coast for ultimate exportation abroad; no figures of such goods are,

however, obtainable.

No movements of rice were recorded during 1939, rice grown in Kwangsi being

more than sufficient to cover the needs of the province with some surplus being sent

to Kwantung by junk.

The notes of the four Government banks circulated in the province during the

year, the national currency taken the place of the provincial bank-notes.

Owing to the closure of the fiver, no foreign shipping under General Regulations

entered or cleared during the year.

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 NANNING

m ^ Nan-ning

on theNanning,

steep leftthebank

capital of Kwangsi,

of the Yukiang,isthesituated in the southern

most important partflowing

tributary of the province,

into the

West River from the south. It lies in the centre of a wide and fertile plain which is

some 400 feet above sea-level. The climate is moderate, the temperature in the height

of summer seldom exceeding 96 degree (F.) and in the winter hardly falling below 4o.

In 1907Edict

Imperial Nanningissuedwas voluntarily

in 1899, wherebyopenedan areato about

foreigna trade in accordance

mile south of the walledwith city

the

(with the old wall city on the east, the obsolete city tower on the south, the river on

the west,

apart andtrading

as the the Yi-Ching-Fong

part. WithinRoad theseonboundaries

the north asboththeforeign

four limits) has beenmer-

and Chinese set

chants are allowed to build houses, shops and godowns; but on the part of the

foreigners,

on land

expiry thewithin cannot

lease the be purchased,

may said

be renewed it can only be leased for a period of 30 years, and

ministration area wasoncein themore.

handsDuring the Ching Dynasty

of a Commissioner, titledthe“Tso-

ad

Kiang-Tutai

ning since thewas

Maritime Customs establishment

appointed toofserve

the Republic, the Commissioner

as the Commissioner of thatofMunicipal-

the Nan-

ity at the samewhich

Headquarters time. hasInrecently

1914 thebeenmanagement

transformed was into

takentheover by the

Public Nanning

Safety Police

Bureau.

1932 when the administration office of the Governor was moved from the cityuntilto

The Suburb of the city was formerly very scarcely populated and it was not

the several imposing buildings newly completed somewhere south of the said area,

which later

ment, in January,

that the suburb has 1933,evolved

also accommodated

from solitudethe many departments

to prosperity. of the govern-

Immediately follow-

ing the construction

institutions, of the enterprises,

public utility government etc., officewere

buildings

erected.number of premises

In addition to theforCustoms

various

House and Post Office already founded in the past years there are at present in thesuburb

aa Government

Government Chemical

Press, a Laboratory,

Waterworks, a aGovernment

refrigerating Observatory,

plant, have a broadcastGarden,

a Botanical station,a

public library, a park, and an army hosipital. Arrangements

the government to establish a residential quarter in the southeastern part of the suburb also been made by

where lodges for the homes of government officials are already on the increase. There

ismotor

a paved

carsstreet

and buses.alreadySuffice

completed, thereby

it to say, linkingpoint

all aspects thistosection

the lightwith

thattheprosperity

city by

and well-being are forthcoming to this ever progressing city.

very few foreign firms in this part of the town except a branch office of the Asiatic There are, however

Petroleum Co., and the Standard Oil Co. Military and police headquarters are still

located inside the city.

With the rapid improvement of the provincial highway system Kwangsi possesses,

1935, 6,443 libyofthemotor

coostructed roadsauthorities,

district constructedamounting

by the provincial authorities

a total of 12,341 and 5,898

li. Nanning beingli

the capital

linking up city

with ofthe

the Hunan

provinceborder,

is the iscentre

to of through

pass all motorLiuchow

roads. andThe Kwelin

Yung-Pindistricts

route,

in the north with its terminal at Chuen-Hsien. Another goes through Ching Yuan

and reaches Tu-Shan near the border of Kweichow in the West. A third passes through

Kwei Hsien to Wuchow, the most important commerical part and the east gate of

Kwangsi, leading eastward to the province of Kwangtung. A fourth is connected

with Wu-Ming and Pe ,Se near Yunnan, and a fifth goes in the southwest to Lungchow

adjacent to the border of Indo-China. There are about 25 buses running daily

on the highways to facilitate movements of passengers and freight. In Nanning

there are 13 garages or private-owned motor car companies with more than 30

automobiles and buses for highway transportation. In addition, there are 6 buses

 NANNING A449-

running within city limits, which are owned by the government. All highway traffic

and bus companies are under the control of the Bureau of Highway Traffic

Administration.

As for Communication on water Nanning is connected with the outside world also

by way toof Lungchow

stream Yukiang (orinYuk the Biver) whichorleads

southwest, down-stream

up stream to Pe-SetoinWuchow in the east,

the northwest. up

Motor

boats sailing daily from Nanning to these three cities. Concerning Communication

by

phonetelephone, the dial system

systerritelephones

recently completed is adopted inthe the city of Nanning. The excellent tele-

sent

distantthrough

districts in the province. (sometimesenables

throughairtheprovincial

Besides, broadcastgovernment’s

transportation station) even orders

has been to the tomade

lately

be

most

possible by establishment of the Nanning-Canton and Nanning-Lungchow air lines

which, carrying both passengers and mail, are run by the South Western Aviation Co.

In order to meet the rapid-growing demand of industry and trade the Kwangsi

Province is.Bank

reserve occur. has issued

always notes for circulation in the province against which thenotes

cash

seldom ThesoBank carefully

with itskeptheadthatofficeserious

and a runs

boardorof depreciation of the

Directors in Nanning has

threeofmain

ber smaller branches,

branches(oneandinexchange

IJongkong,stores one situated

in Canton,in different

one in Kweichow)

districts. andSince

a num-

its

establishment the Bank has been yielding steady interests and attractive profits.

As for commerce and trade, Nanning being the capital of the province and hay- '

ing

chow.the Public

good communication

utility and small facilities bothenterprises

industrial by land andinbyNanningwater, isareonlybeing,

nextdevelop-

to Wu

ed very rapidly. During the past few years there have been established, in addition

toa bonegraining

those mentioned andabove, a leather-manufacturing

a button-making factory. With factory,

theiracontinual

dyeing andefforttextile mill,

of mark-

ing progress, they are all assured with a promising future and brilliant success.

Trade in 1939

of theAsWest

pointed RiveroutininOctober

the report for 1938,

of that year,following the fall ofunderwent

trade conditions Canton andconsiderable

the closing

change. Imports

cut off.withOnSouth- and

the other exports

hand, via

Nanning the neighbouring

becamesuch a more port of

important Wuchow were eventually

centre of liquid

commuica-

tion west China, foreign goods as kerosene,

vehicles, aniline,dyes, cigarettes, qtc;, being conveyed to Nanning for local consump- gasolene, fuel,

tion in the province of Kwangsi or for further transportation inland.

The value statistics of the 1trade of the port as recorded by the Customs were as

follows:

000 during direct

1938;foreign

coastwiseimports, ehiefly

imports, $4.1bymillion

parcelaspost, *31,269'

against $5.5asmillion;

compared and with $28,-

coastwise

exports, $238,488 as compared with $4.4 million. It was but natural that imports

should

26,700 tofall407away, the only,

quintals importwithof the domestic

import cotton yarn,pieceforgoods

of cottoncement, instance, delining from'

also declining from

7,804

minor figures. Hndei'coastwise exports, as against an export of #4^915 quintals to-

to 664 quintals., Such imports a,s cigarettes, anp matches also fell of

wood oil during

recorded of aniseed 1938,oiltheandexport

aniseedduring ] 939 wasthenil.year,Similarly,

star during while hides,no shipments

duck feathers,were

etc., found their way out through devious routes without passing Nanning.

The total tonnage of vessels under General Regulations on the Wuchow-Nanning

run amounted to. 17,052 tons as against 40,863 tons in 1938.

 A450 NANNING—KOUANG-TCHEOU-WAN

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Rev. Pere Dalle (Nanning)

Ltd.—Cable Ad: Petrosilex Rev. J. M. Epalle (Silin)

C. K.Thomerson Rev. L. Crocq (Kweihsien)

H. G. White Rev. Teissier (Siang Chow)

Rev. Seosse (Kweihsien)

British-American Tobacco Co.— Rev. Rigal

Rev. Courant(Siangchow)

(Silin)

Lam Kwok Kon Rev. Caysac (Liuchow)

(Lungchow)

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Cable Rev. Peyrat

Ad : Gustos Rev. Madeore (Liuchow)

Deputy Commissioner - in - Charge— Rev. Maillot (Tai

(Tai Ping)

Rev. Kerouanton(Liukiang,

Billaud Ping) Kiang-

Chen Shao Rev.

Assistant—Tseng Chao Hua chow)

Examiner—Chung Chak Nam Rev. Bacon (Paksha)

tit m m m m ± Rev. Mamet (Paksha)

Rev. P. Leblanc (Liuchow)

French Consulate— Kwangsi Mission

Consul—J.

chow) Royere (Resides at Lung- Adventists, The—of Seventh - Day

H. S. Lei, director

MISSIONS L. J. Lilly, medical secretary

H. S. Lei, asst, treasurer

Emmanuel Hospital, Bible Churchmen’s Post Office—Kweilin

Missionary Society, Nanning—Cable

Ad: Bichmiso. London Office: 14, Tsang Yuk Ming, director

Victoria Street, S.W.I. Li Chih-ehun, asst, director

Missions Etrang^res—

Mgr. Pere

Albouy, ev6que (Nanning) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable

Rev. Costenoble, provicaire Ad:Dwight

Standvac

(Nanning)

Rev. Pere Labully (Liuchow) Chan W E.ingThompson, managerasst.

Hun, marketing

Rev. Pere Cue not (Nanning) Leung Fung Lam,

Tam Sai Fan, inspector do.

KOUAN G-TCHEO U-WAN

Jt Kwdng-chau-wan

The bay of Kwangchauwan (or according to the French official spelling, Kouang-

Tcheou-Wan), situated in the province of Kwangtung, was ceded on lease with the sur-

roundingonterritories

French the 22nd ofby April,

a Convention

1898. Itbetween France

is situated and China,

between 20 deg.and occupied

45 min. and 21bydeg.

the

17 min. north latitude, and 107 deg. 55 min. and 108 deg. 16 min. east longitude

atislands

a distance more

of Nao-Tcheou or less

and 230 miles

Tanghai west-south-west

placed at the entrance of Hongkong. The

of the bayThemake two-

an excellent

measures aboutclosed portlong,

15 miles into and

which

for entrance

about halfis ofbyitstwolength

narrowit ispassages. port

three or four miles

inthanbreadth. The depth

10 milescommercial of anchorage

and borderscentre of 20 metres

on thein extremity extends over a length of more

important constant ofcommunication

the junk port with of Tchekam,

Hongkong. an

The

be found.neighbouring

The newdistricts

Frenchareterritory

well cultivated,

is only and it is believed

separated from themineral

valleybedsof will

the

West River by chains of hills. Following the Convention of delimitation signed on the

 KO U ANG-TC H EO G- WAN A451

16th of November-, 1899, between Marshal Sou and Admiral Courrejolles, the territory

ofIndo-China.

Kouang-Tcheou Wanplace was placed under theis the

authority of Fortthe Governor-General of

the entrance ofThethechief of the

interior port territory

on the fight bank oftowntheofriver Bayard,

Ma Tche.which

It isistheat

commercial port, with the establishments of the civil administration, military service

and the special offices.

300)000Theinhabitants.

area of the territory is about 200 square miles and its population about

Kouang Tcheou-Wan is a free port in which all commercial operations can be

carried on without paying

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan any duty.Many

to Haiphong. A regular

steamersbi-monthly line of steamers joins

of French-Ohinese-Portuguese-

English ownership run between Kouang-Tcheou-Wan and Hongkong.

A regular service Of automobiles runs between Fort Bayard (12,000 inhabitants)

and the

Teou Soc,towns

Poteouofand

Tchekam (35,000towns

the Ghinese inhabitants),

of SduiPbtsi,

Kay, Sin

Onpou,Tchi,Lim-kong,

Taiping, Tchimoun,

Wat Lam,

Wou Tcheou, Wampo, Ou Tcheou, Moui Loc, Lei Tcheou and Packoi.

75 km. of new roads run in the island of Tanghai between the little towns of

Tongsan, Sui Lao Kao, No Kan, Phi Leou, CaoMmy Sao.

Soui12andkm.Pacof roads

Kong.run in the island of Nao Tchao which includes the ports of Tam

these two localitiesandforTchekam

Fort Bayard are provided

private and commercialwithpurposes

electric islight;

workinga telephone between

daily; every dis-

trict in the interior is connected with the chief town either with telegraph or.telephone.

An ice factory

circulation. exists at Fort Bayard. A hundred and fourteen motor-cars are in

The territory’s medical corps, placed under the direction of a field officer of

the health isservice

population providedofwith

the medical

colonialattendance

forces includes four debtors.hospital

at the Fort-Bayard Thewhere

European

they

are also admitted, the strangers of the neighbouring regions of China who want it;

the natives are treated in the hospitals of Fort Bayard and Tchekam.

A wireless

Territory, throughstation, whose traffic

Indo-China, with theexceeds 1,440,000

telegraphic words

system of allby countries:

year, connects the

Trade in 1939

The local trade maintains a steady vitality as attested by the following figures:

Import Export

H.K. $42,818,360 H.K. $29,9704,747

DIRECTORY

Administration Stjperlieure Travaux Publics

Administrateur en Chef du Territoire de Ing&iieur des Travaux Publics—

Kouang-Tcheou-Wan—Le Prevost Laignelot

Administrateur Adjoint — Thierry, Maitre de Phare—Le Gall

administrateur - adjoint des Services

Civils Justice

1°—Tribunal Fran$ai$

admiministrateur : duLe Territoire,

en chef Prevost,

Bureaux du Territoire

Beceveur de I’Enregistrement et Chef de jugeThierry, juge suppleant

la Comptabilite — Araud, chef de Jonquet, greffier notaire

Bureau des Services Civils 2°—Tribunal du 2e Degre: Theveniaut,

president

Deux Assesseurs Chinois tires au sort

Police Maritime tous les Trimestres sur une liste de

Chargb du Port—Cerati 12 Notabilitbs

A452 KOUANG-TUHEOU-WAN

Tresor FORT-BAYARD

Payeur du Territoire—Siret

Enseignement Chef-lieu du Territoire. de Kouang-tcheou-

Toutain Institutrice Adjointe—Mm. We etwan,Hongkong, en Communication

Mission avec Hanoi

Catholique

Bacquet Administrateur en Chef du Prevost

Tetritoire de

Kouang-tcheou-wan—Le

Service Sanitaire Administrateur

—Thierry Charge du Centre Urbain

Docteur—Ohapuis, medecin commandant Garde Indigene—Cabanes, inspecteur

des Ttoupes : Ooloniales m^decin-chef

Douanes—J ohquet,

du Territoire de Kouang-tcheou-wan, Enregistrement — Araud receveur

charge

ordinairedesdeServices

la SocieteExterieurs, agent Instruction Publique — Toutain, direc-

Docteur Tsin, medecin chef de 1’Hospital Tribunalteur

Municipal de Tchekam du 2e Degre—Marby, president

0 Wong, medecin Indoehinois de Medecin—Dr. Chapuis

Pierre

3pital

classdeand medepin resident a le Hos- Payeur—Forsans

Fort-Bayard Postes et Telegraphies — Kernels,

receveur '•

Service Militaire Kongkoc

Tsoi de Fort-Bayard—Tsang Tsoc

Oomdt. dArmes—Laffisse, capitaine

Station de Telegraphie sans fil Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.-

Chef de Station—Pellegrin Representative—Chan

POSTES ET T^LEGRAPHES Box 9, Fort Bayard Wai Hau, P.O.

Deux Bureaux de: Postes et TMegrapesh a Agents—Hung Fat Co., 44, Grande

Fort-Bayard et a Tchekam Rue, Tchekam

Receveur—Sauvage

Banque de l’Indochine—

Gendarmerie G. Fafart, acting manager

Commandant la Brigade—Cerati R. Sarda, accountant

Gendarme—Grange

Garde Indigene Compagnie Indochinose de Navigation

Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade— (c.i.n.)— Sam-Tai-lee, agent

Lathoumetie

Comptable—Perrin

Sous - Inspecteurs

Chefs de Poste et Gardes Principaux

Potsi—Rondeaux Societe Indochinoise d’Electricite,

Potao—Decreus Anonymous

Francs. Society,forCapital

Patentee 60,000,000of

theof Tonkin

Supply

Tang- Hai—Dedon

Naou-Tcheou—Stalter Electricity in All Parts and

Tchekam—Ambroggiani in the French Concession of Kouang-

Sam-Ka-Woo—Bur tcheou-wan.

Electric Rue Sale and

Materials—Head Hire of All

Office: Paris;

VIDLE DE TCHEKAM Works: de Louvain, Fort-Bayard;

Cable Ad: Indelectro, Fort - Bayard

Resident-Maire—Rene-Jean Theveniaut Hoang Cung, manager

Kong-Koc—Tsang-Hoc-Tam

Medecin Contractuel—Dr. KiodjOn Tsin Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Petroleum

President de la Chambre de Commerce— andLeung Its Products—

Shiu Man, manager

Tsang-Sy-Tsing

 PAKHO1

4t PaJc-hol

Pakhoi was opened to foreign trade in 1877 by the Chefoo Convention. It is

situated on the Gulf of Tongking in long. E. 109 deg. 7 min. and lat. N. 21 deg. 29 min.

are The

a fewChinese town(Kuantao

low hills is situatedHeadon a peninsula,

H M S£). atItthefaceswesternnearlyextremity

due. north,of and

whichin

winter is much exposed to the force of the N.E. monsoon winds. These blow so hard

at times as to interfere materially with the shipment and discharge of cargo from

ofsteamers in theandharbour,

the town a mile and the aanchorage

half fromforthe;whichCustomis situated

House opposite

near thethe western

eastern endendof

the town.

the Extending to the south

country gradually risesand east isthea plain

towards north.which is level for

Attempts many miles,have

at cultivation although

been

made

Various upon this plain

roadsin intersect immediately to the south of the town, but with varying success.

for bringing some of thetheproducecountryfrom in thethevicinity

surroundingof thedistrict.

port andThe arecartsutilized

in use

for this purpose are heavy, unwieldy vehicles of an almost pre historic type. They

are drawn largely by oxen and have huge solid wooden wheels of the most primitive

pattern,

recent by which,

years needlessroadto say,

an extensive the roads are badlyhascutbeen up carried

in wet weather. During

now motor connections betweenbuilding

Pakhoi programme

and Limchow (|H1 ffl), out and

Tonkin, there

Kwangchow- are

wan, Kwangsi and the Canton Delta. Sportsmen will find the following game in

the vicinityand

woodcocks of Pakhoi:

pheasants. quails,Thesnipe,

climatepartridges,

of the port wild pigeons, wildsixducks, and some

year is a trying one for Europeans, though the during

nights atare,least

for themonths'

tropics, Ofcom-

the

paratively

China, are difficult to obtain; but the number of inhabitants may perhaps be put atin

cool. Accurate figures for the population of the town, as elsewhere

some 30,000 in normal times. In recent years, no foreign consuls or merchants have

resided

Customsatrepresentatives.

Pakhoi, and theFishing only isforeign

one of theresidents have beenof the

most important a fewlocalMission and

industries,

and a large number of vessels are employed in it.

Trade in 1939

The conditions

adverse remarkableofresiliency

recent years shown by the trade

continued duringof mostPakhoi and but

of 1939, district

late induring the

the year

the intensification of the blockade brought trade and shipping

still. Throughout the year trade was much handicapped by the precautionary de- to a temporary stand-

structionhowof ever,

cargo, roads,continued

bridges, and to beferries

carriedconnecting

overlandthebo portPakhoiwithfortheshipment,

interior; much

such

as wood oil, duck feathers, hides and leather, etc., while the most conspicuous

import for the overland return trip was cotton yarn from Shangai mills. Stocks of

imported goods were

matches, cigarettes, printingalmostpaper,

entirely

flour andexhausted, especially kerosene, gasolene,

iron products.

value Pakhoi’s trade by sea is almost entirely with Hongkong, and the drop in the

importsofoftheall national

kinds. Indollar as compared

more normal with would

times there the Hongkong

have been adollar discouraged

counterbalancing

effect

when on exports,control

exchange but inrestrictions

1939 this waswere lesswholly

perceptible,

or partlyespecially

in force.during the months,

Agriculturally,

1939 was not a good year, as uneven and untimely rainfall

food crops on the lower levels. Pakhoi’s long-standing shortage of cargo-boats damaged rice and other

and

inadequacy

conditions of terminal facilities were more severly felt than ever in the emergency

were obligedcaused by hostilities.

to evacuate From time

under pressure to time most of the trading population

of hostilities.

A454 PAKHOI

imports from abroad, $2.24 million in 1939years

Comparative value statistics for the 1938 and with

as compared 1939 $0.77

are asmillionfollows:in direct

1938;

coastwise imports of Chinese goods, $10.09 million as against $2.86 million ; direct

exports to foreign countries, $17.07 million as compared with

wise exports of Chinese produce, $1.& million as against $1.46 million. $2.55 million; and coast-

Under imports from abroad, the quantity of kerosene oil declined from 2.2 million

litres in 1937litres.

with 198,310 to 304,906 litres,

There waswhde

somegasolene

increase imports wereliquid

in imported 531,903fuellitres

due toas enhanced

compard

Upper West River demand for motor craft, but lubricating oils were not in such

demand owing to the enforced cessation of motor traffic. Iron imports declined owing

to the disorganisation

Increased paper importsofwere theduebuilding

to demandindustry

inlandunder

marketsabnormal

ordinarilywassupplied

conditions.

via

the West River.

In ordinary years Pakhoi’s most notable exports are pigs and poultry for the

Hongkong market. During the first seven months of 1939 pigs from Pakhoi were in

much

cut offdemand,

all210,188 but laterOfexchange

sea trade. 42,'5restrictions

wereandexported

the intensification of40,073,

the blockade

poultry, head werepigs,

exported 07ashead

compared as against

with 22,843. Similarly, thewhile

exportof

to Hongkong of firewood increased, as did nutgalls and wood oil, etc.

Supplies of rice were somewhat short, but the import of foreign rice was small.

high.During

Totalthetonnage

year steam

undershipping

General was irregular,amounted

Regulations with freight and insurance

to 428,010 rates

tons as against

513,901 tons.

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S-C.), Ltd.— Tidewaiters—Tsui

Hon Ming, Ho Kwai Fook Pang,

Kin, Young

Leung

Ming Kwong Co., Pakhoi agents An-zan,

Central Bank of China—Cable Ad: 2639 Kow, Chung Yu Slang, TongTang

Ling Chu Yu, Ma Su

Ma Kwong Wing, director Ye and Shen Kuen

CONSULATES H JJr

Kwong Cheong Wo —Cable Ad: 4801

m ^ m m m * Agency :

Tai fat kwok ling sz fu China Navigation Co., Ltd.

France (The Chief Office

Established at Hoihow) is Temporarily MISSIONS

Annexe Secretary—P’an Chao-pan Church Mission Society Hospital

—Cable Ad: C.M.S. Pakhoi

m m it MissLeper

M. Settlement),

Bradley (Affiliated

Customs, Chinese Maritime — matronC.M.S.

, Acting Commissioner—G.

Assistant—Chin Neng Wen N. Gawler

Clerks — Kwak S ± 3c

Ping-nan; WongChiuPik Hon, Chang French Catholic

Yu, Cheung Missions of Paris)—

Mission (Foreign

King Lau and Liu Fook Pui Rev. Fathers :

MOdical Officers—Drs. Ngo Si Quy Rt.

and E.Tidesurveyor

Acting Milch & Acting Bar- Rev.Rev.

P. S.G.Cellard,

Desrraziere, bishop

asst, steward

bOur Master—J. H. Gibbons Rev.Seminary

C. Poulhazan, super, of

Asst.

WingBoat Officer—Kwok Chung Rev. M. Dural, prof, of Seminary

Examiner—Liu Mun Pang Rev. V. Tsiu, do.

Asst. Examiner—Hsu Chao-hsien Rev. E. Querry, vicar

 PAKHCtt—HOIHOW A4o5

t ^ In ^ £ /w iis & 4b

Pentecostal Holiness Church PostPostmaster—Chan

Office—

Warbeck

Mission— Secretary—Chen Chu Tsai

Rev., C; H. Herndon, supt. Accountant—Chiu Ming-phang

Mrs. C. H. Herndon Standard-Vacuum Oil Cq.—

Miss Laura M. Hylton Ching Tai & Co., agents

Rev. Q. O. Legge (On furlough) Yee Tso^ng ToBAqcf Di^tributorsiLtd.—

Mrs. G. C. Legge do. , Shok Kw'an Shang

HOIHOW

jQ Kiung-chau P Hoi-hau

:

islandHoihow is the seaport

of Hainan. The twooftowns the prefectural

are separatedcityby aofdistanceKiungchow,of somethe three

capitalmiles.

of the

The port of Hoihow was opened by the establishment of a branch of the Chinese

Maritime Customs in April, 1876. The harbour of Hoihow is an open roadstead, un-

protected

from againstto April.

September the North-east

The working monsoon,

of cargowhich blows with

is, therefore, undisturbed

normally vigour

difficult during

those months, and at times impossible. In addition to the above disadvantages those

months are alsodown

water comes the dry

by themonths when no

Po Chung Riverrainto falls

the sea.up-country,

Again, andthe consequently

tides are more no

erratic in the winter than they are in the summer:

during the 24 hours, sometimes one, and sometimes none. Cargo then, having been sometimes there are two tides

loaded

stormywith

aHoihow difficulty

passage twointo a cargo-boat to alongside the importing steamer,

to thehas to face

and a mileofdistant to from

three it.milesOnce the spit,spitwhich

at the the runs parallel

cargo-boat may be town

able toof

pole up. the two miles of shallow muddy water which separates it from Hoihow.

ThereAsisregards

excellenthealth,

waterthere

to beishad lessbyfever

the insinking

Hoihow5f than anywhere

artesian else several

wells, and in Hainan.are

already

Hainan Straits) were opened in 1894; also one at Cape Cami on the lower tip ofof the

in existence. A harbour light and a light at Lamko (western entrance the

peninsula in 1895. An Aga Lantern apparatus wits installed on the West Fort close

to the city at the commencement of 1916.

Trade in 1939

Trade$1.3statistics

abroad, million asforcompared

1939 in with comparison

$3.6 million;with coastwise

1938: Dirfect importations

importations from

pf Chinese

merchanise, $ 1.8 million as against $7.4 million; direct exportations

$1.6 million as against $4.3 million; and coastwise exportations bt C|hinese produce, tq foreign countries,

$658,924 as against $7.6 million. The quantity of kerosene oil and gasolene imported

from abroad receded

lubricating to but a fraction of the figuresflour for 1936,cowthebones,

same applyingof whichto

had occupiedoilprominent

and cigarettes.

places onThethetrade 1938inli,st,wheat

suffered aand serious reveraSl;both thequantity

of paper imports also diminished considerably. In domestic imports, cotton yarn and

eotton

million,piece

or 60goods remained

per cent of the the

totalprincipal items,domestic

of the year’s the aggregate

imports.sumCoastwise

of these being $1.1

importa-

tions of matches slumped from 161,339 to 92,300 gross, and of vermicelli from 7,465 to

1,633 quintals.

latterStaple

part exports fell the

of the year, off Sharply,

figures forpigs,theforyear instance, not being

diminishing fromexported

85,871 toat20,699

all inhead.

the

Tradeskins.

and in fishing-nets also dwindled,

Coastal exports of domestic as didproduce

both buffalo

were lessandthan

cowone-tenth

hides andofother the hides

1938

figures. The quantity

dried of sugar

fromoilfell12,51)$:

fromto171,109 to 18,798 quintals, with the trade fell offin

heavily.betelnuts declining

Similarly, vegetable arid groundnut 380 quintals.

oil declinedVegetable

from 6,308products

to 248 quintals

and 1,240 to 125 quintals respectively.

A456 HOIHOW

DIRECTORY

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South Kachek

China), Ltd.— Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas

Wilfred A. Yuen Miss M. H.rs.Taylor

CONSULATES Rev.and

Dr. andMMrs. S.A.P.E.Seaton

French

Miss M. Burkwall, r.n.

to m m & * Nodoa

Tai fat kwok ling sz fu Miss M. M. Moninger

France — Mrs. M. R. Melrose

Acting-Consul—L. Jankelevitch— Dr.

Rev.and

andMrs.Mrs.H.H.F.H.Burkwall

Bucher

Secretary-Wu Fouktiou

Residing Clerk — Pan Tchao Pan Roman Catholic Mission —

Customs, Chinese Maritime — Kiung- Rev. Fr. D. Desperben, pre. apos.

chow (Hoihow) Rt.

Rev.Rev.

Fr. M.F.P. Geyer,

M. Julliotte

Commissioner— E. Groff-Smith

Administrative Commissioner — T. Rev. Fr. Mariagevie.(Uoihow)

del.

Hamada Rev. Fr. C. Bernard

Rev. Fr. F. Manac’h (Vuntsio)(Leamui)

Secretary^—Tsang Foh-lin Rev. Fr.

Fr. C.E. Beunard

Morvan (Simsan)

Accountant—Teng

Assistants—Oong Chin

Teh Hui

Siang and T. Rev. (Limko)

Hara Rev. Fr. E. Penicaut (Bangcap)

Medidal ('fficers—N. Bercovitz and Rev. Fr.

Rev. Fr. A.L. Ramirez

Gangloff (Cacnek)

(Sangto)

H. C. Chang Rev. Fr. B.Suignard

Berg (Hoihow)

Tidesurveyor & Harbour Master—G. Rev. Fr. (Kachek)

FlynnAsst. Tidesurveyor & Harbour

Acting Rev. Fr. Tyneves (Hoihow)

Master—S.

Boat PloshiKwok-wan and Ho Post Office—

Officers—Li

Shiu Ku Postmaster- -K. W. Pao

Examiners—S.

Takahashi, Lingit.Cu Ambrose,

Gi, Tong Pui- N.

lum, Wong Ki Kwan Standard-Vacuum

PhilipSaiWu,Hung

and Cheng Ad: StandKing,

Oil Company—Cable

vac acting manager

Lights—M. L. McKenzie and A. X. WingHarry Fat Hong,Shipping Merchants,

Peroff and Exporters, and Importers

Insurance

^ a * It # ® Agents — ChungshanCode: Bentley’sCable Ad:

Road;

Hainan Motor Company, Authorized Wingfathong; Chau Sing Mui, manager

Ford Dealer—66,

Island;BokTeleph.

Oy Road, Hoi- Wong Siu Shek, asst,

how Hainan

Ad:Leung

Hainanmotor

43; Cable Assistants—Chau Kingmanager

Wei, Chau

Yin Tung, manager King Shiang and Chau Sing Kiu

Agents for :

MISSIONS Wo Fat Underwriters,

China Shing S.S. Co., Ltd. Ltd., Marine

Settling Agent

t ^ ^

American Presbyterian Mission— u] & M if il P U

Hoihow Yuen Fat Lee Co., General

Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Steiner

Dr. and Mrs. N. Bercovitz Shipping & Insurance AgentsMerchants

- Chung-

Miss Grace Macdonald, business shan ChauRoad;

SingCable

Mui, Ad: Wingfathong

manager

agent Wong Siu Shek, asst,King

Assistants—Chau manager

Wei, Chau

Miss Esther

Miss CarolineM.McCreery,

Morse, m.d.r.n. King Shiang and Chau Sing Kiu

Kiungchow Agents for:

Rev. and Mrs. D. S. Tappan China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Miss A. H. Skinner B. & S. Marine & Fire Insurance

 LU N GCHO W

« n Lung-chow

This city is situated at the junction of the Sung-chi and Kao-ping rivers in lat. 22

deg. 21 min. N., and long. 106 deg. 45 min. E., near the South-western border of the

province

with Tonkin. of Kwangsi, and was selected

The continuation of the asabove-named

the seat of the twofrontier

rivers istrade of that

known province

as the Tso-

chiang or left branch of the West River, and it enters the main stream some 30 miles

above Nanning. The town is prettily situated amongst the mountains, having exits

by thewall,rivers

city last mainly,

repairedandAin census

lies

1887,atistaken

anbeing

elevation of somerapidly

demolished 300 feetto above

make aseapopulation

level. road

circular The

consisting of 3,500 families, in all 14,796 persons, there, being no foreign residentsas

round the city proper. in 1929 showed the Lungchow

in 1931. From a military point of view Lungchow is considered to be a place of

importance. Troops areallstationed

Pingerh, and Shuikou, roughly there thirtyandmiles

at thedistant

three frontier stationsdirection.

in a westerly of Namkuan. The

port

ahowever was opened

valuableanback to

door Franco-Annamese

into China when trade on

strikes the 1st

obstruct June,

trade1889, and

elsewhere hasWithout

proved

Lungchow isextension likely to ofbe the slow,Hanoi-Langson

though the linerailway,now runsanythroughmarkedto development

Nasham, whereof

stocks

China. The frontier road runs from Dongdang on the railway, through Namkuaninto

of kerosene were kept on hand during 1924, 1925 and 1926 for importation or

Port detraffic,

motor Chinetheto distance

Lungchow,of 54andkilometres

carries at taking

the present

on andate a considerable

average of about three amount hours,of

There

betweenareLungchow,

several motor-car

Shuikon companies—all

(a frontier mart) Chinese owned—engaged

as well as Langson inin regularTonkin. traffic

The

Lungchow-Nanning

several motor cars engaged motor road in thehasregular

been run opened to traffic

between the two sincecities,

March,

taking1932,8 hours

with

tobeautiful

cover the whole journey ofveryabout 200^ miles. The inintervening country is veryof

rock caves,and formerlyruns through the habitatmountainous'

of natives areas, indigenouswhich to theareneighbourhood.

a number

Telegraphic communication exists with Canton

River, with Mengtsz in Yunnan w>t Pos

Post Office temporarily maintains their mail service between Lungchow and Langson

in Tonkin by regular couriers instead of by motor under contract as before owing to

the

by airregular

motor runningmail-car

of trans-frontier

run byAnthemotor cars, and sends mails to Nanning daily

Bureau sincedrivenDecember, 1932. Lungchow-Nanning

establishment of thePublic ChineseRoadMaritime

Control

Customs is maintained at the port where foreign interests are in the charge

of ConsulsChurch

Catholic resident theon South'

on Emanuel the West side ofRiver thetheand in Hongkong.

Tso-chiang, the small There was a

orphanage

established

having been removed to Hong Kong since February, 1930. The Consulate, Gate

by the Mission in suburbs outside the East Cus-

toms buildings

during a and Missionary

Communist uprising Church

in were completely

February, 1930. looted and

Through the badly

prompt damaged

action

on the part of the Kwangsi troops under General Wei Yun Tsung to restore

peace though

chow, and order in the deserted

practically district towards

after thethecommunistend of 1930, the city

uprising, has ofgradually

Lung-

returned to its former prosperity, with a

of new shops. The trip up from Nanning usually takes from three to fourlarge population and a number

days, and thethatleveldownof which

the river, to Nanningis liableabout

to very30 sudden

hours, fluctuations

according toduring the thewaterrainyin

season of July and August. It has been known to rise as high as 75 feet, when the iron

suspensionthebridge

most ofjunks cargo acrossandthe toriverWest

from is only twoports,

feet above the flood. trade Motorisboats carry

small and rafts, and by carts River on the overland whilst

routesfrontier

which usually carried

travel byin

A458 LUNQCHOW

convoys

Nanning with its succession of gorges andTherapids

of some number as in Tonkin. Riveris well

scenery

worthbetween

seeing Lungchow

but accommo- and

dation for Europeans on the motor boats is not of a luxurious type though each vessel

has one special cabin for official travellers. The climate

hot for some eight months of the year, but the winter is cold enough to be veryof the port is damp and very

pleasantamid such picturesque surroundings.

Trade in 1939

The year 1939 opened with an unprecedentedly large volume of trade, both inward

and

gateway for international and domesticLungchow

outward, passing through the trade for thedistrict, as Lungchow

South-west of Chinabecame

after thethe

fall of Canton in October 1938, the interruption of

River in the same month, and the destruction of highways in the Luichow and communication in the West

Pakhoi districts in November of the same year. Direct foreign imports for the

year under

exports reviewmillion

at $57.6 were asvalued at $36.4

against million

$425,234 in theas against $272,847

preceding year.in Foreign

1938, andimports

direct

passing this port, which were mostly bound for the interior, consisted of motor-trucks

and accessories and parts thereof, gasolene, kerosene, liquid fuel, metals, machinery

and

exports tools,were

medicines,

mainly electrical

products from materials, aniline

Kwangsi anddyes,

otherpaper,

interiorcigarettes,

provinces,etc.,suchwhile

as

wolfram, tin, wood oil, antimony, aniseed oil, bristles, tea, egg products, etc.

Generally trasffic through this port wasextremely busy during the year. Since July

air-raids on Lungchow became almost thethedaily. practice of the reducedhostile planes. The

of theraids

mass city toon ruins

the 26th-28th

and caused August

heavyandlosses to12th-16th

lives andSeptember

properties, hencea the largemotor

part

transportation business was getting less profitable, and naore difficult in the second

half-year. The declaration of war in Europe in September also affected the trade of

this port to a certain extent, inasmuch as the export of. certain kinds of goods, such

as war

ed by the materials,

French goods of German

authorities there.origin,

On theetc.,whqle

fromtransportation,

French Indo-China was flourished

business prohibit-

throughout

speed the year,

and energy andtransport

by all large quantities of goods.had and

agents, government beenpriimported

vate' with appreciable

Tlje year’s crops of rice and other cereals were good, but still insufficient tq xneejt

the demands

large numberofofthe increased

refugees, population

therefore 2,492 throggh

quintals expansion

of rice weteof imported

trade andfrom influxFrench

of a

Indo-China to make up the deficit. Due to shortage qf supply and the depreciation

ofperthecentnational

dr more. However, standard dollar bank-notes were in free circulation in 200

dollar, the prices of general commodities rose from 50 per cent to all

the

Hsiang-Kweicities.

leading RailwayThewasconstruction

completed asof far

theasChennankwan—Nanning

Lungmeitsun late in November. section of the

DIRECTORY

Bible Church Men’s Missionary Clerks—Tseng Yuen Po,Shing,

HuangChanWen

Society— Tsan, Law Chung

Sheung Yook,

Ching Chao Tsui Yan Fung, Woo

Wha, Ho,ChenTangYou,ShihCheng,

$1 ffl Lung Chow Kwan Kuan Tan

Customs, Chinese Maritime — and Cheung King Chu

Commissioner—J. C. O’G- Anderson

Acting Deputy Commissioner—Lee Writer—Chi Hsi-fen

Peng Sheo Tidesurveyor- - P. H. Oates

Assistants—Chan Examiners—Wong Cfieuk Nam, Lin

Chi, Hui SungI-kan,

Kai Huang Hsi

and Yeh Dirk Chung

Man Cliiong,andLiTang

PipgChaq

Kwei,ChiShi

Chaining

 LUNGCHOW-MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU A459

Tidewaiters—Cheng Pu Chao, Chen French Consulate- Cable Ad: Fransulat

Yuen Hsiu, Lee Yih Ho, Huang Longtcheou J. and

A. Royere,

Chao Kuang,Shih,

ChangChanKwang Hua, Nanningconsul

withforResidence

Longtcheouin

ChengHsiao

Chen Kai Kit, Wang Hwa Yuan,

e Cheng Chu, Longtcheou

J. V. F. Tseng, Chinese clerk

Wong Yo Pei, Yu Sh Yuen, Cheng

Koon Ying,

Chang Kun , Ling

Chong,PingWangKwaung,

Ts’un French Hospital —

Ming, Hsu. Hao Nien, Luk Ta Dr. Ch’en Ting-wok

Sheng, Wu Kuo

Chia Chou, Chin Hsiung, Chow

Yum Chung,

Hong Su L$ng, Lau Yun Tsoi, /PJ m M II

Chao Shang

Yang Chung Si,San,KuanLi Ching

Jone-liang,

Hwa, Post . Office (Chinese) — Lungchow

Tsing Pen Bing, Hung Kit Chiu Kwangsi

and Loh Koue- gno

MKNGTSZ AND YUNNANPU

g ^ Meny-^z

Mengtsz is a district city in the south-east of Yunnan, and together with

Manhao, a small village on the right bank of the Red River, was opened to

trade by the Additional Convention to the French Treaty of Tientsin of the

SSSth April, ^§6, signed at Peking on the 26th June, 1887. The town is two

days’ journey by pony from Manhao, but is only an nour’s distance by train

from Pishihchai, a station on the Tien-Yueh Railway. It is beautifully

situated, being built on a cultivated plateau 20 miles long by about 12 miles

in breadth, encircled by picturesque jnountains, and is 4,280 feet above the

level of the sea. The place was of much more importance before the Mahom-

medan rebellion, as the numerous well-built temples, many of them now in

ruins, still testify. The French Consul hoisted his flag at Mengtss on the

30th April, 1889, and the Customs station was opened in the following August.

Since the extension of the Tien-Yueh Railway to Yunnanfu and the removal

of the French Consulate, the Customs headquarters and the Banque de Plndo-

chine to the provincial capital, Mengtsz has been dwindling into insignificance

and its name is only remembered as one of historical importance.

The climate of Yunnanfu.—the provincial capital—is temperate and good,

being at an altitude of 6,400 feet. From October to April, there is very little

rain and a good deal of wind, but in June, July, August and September

which is the rainy season the rainfall is about 49 inches in a year of heavy

rain, and as low as 24 inches when the rains are scarce. When the rain is as

low as the latter figure, there is a drought and harvests are poor, and when

as the first figure there are floods and the harvest is similarly poor. Being

at the terminus of the Tien-Yueh Railway, Yunnanfu is now becoming an

important centre for the distribution of foreign and native, goods imported

via Tonkin. The whole town, now a Municipality, has a population of some

250,000, being the most densely-populated in the province. There are four

Consulates—the

and electricto the French, the British,

lightsneigbouring

are available; the American

and there and the German. Decent hotels

is a network

the town dsitricts and scenic sports. of highways deviating from

Tkade in 1939

With two of the main arteries of trade in “Free China”—the Yunnan-Annam

Railway

year and the Yunnan Burma highway—traversing the province of Yunnan, the

with 1939 openedofataYunnanfu

indications (Kunming),inthetrade.

further development headquarters

Despite ofcertain

the Mengtsz Customs,

deterrent effects

A460 MEN'GTSZ AND YUNNANFU

in the latter half of the year resulting from foreign exchange1 control, embargo

regulations

ency on imports,

of transport lowerthepurchasing

facilities, total valuepower, of the the

tradewarofintheEurope,

port wasandapproximately

the insuffici-

$6 million higher than in 1938.

The value

imports, $21.9 statistics

million asas compared

recorded bywiththe111.5 Customs were coastwise

millidn; as follows:importations

direct foreignof

Chinese merchandise, $22.4 million as against $19.8 million;

foreign countries, $34.9 million as against $40.7 million; and exportations coastwise direct exportations to

of Chinese produce, $5,000 as against $1.1 million. The development of motor trans-

port, the building of projected railways, and the expansion

generally were the main factors responsible for the increase in the import trade. Thus in cohstructioh work

the import

having of gasolene

become the entrepdtat 13formillion litres wasto Chungking,

distribution three times the figure forand11*38,

Kweiyang, otherYunnan

places

in the interior. Following the rapid development of highways, the demand for motor

vehicles and auto parts increased to an unprecedented

coupled with the erection of new factories, accounted for the increased importation of scale; and the same reason,

lubricating

ly. The trade oil, inthecigarettes,

figures formostly 1938 and 1939 being 383,000

of Hongkong origin, andwas 960,000

abnormally litres respective-

brisk, the

year. Artificial indigo imports advanced in value from $315,000 to the

quantity accounted for being 266,000 mille—five times the import of preceding

$796,000 and

aniline dyes from all$207,000

ing of practically other toroutes

$607,000, the main cause

of importation from ofabroad.

the increase

Amongbeing othertheforeign

clos-

imports showing increases as compared with 1938 were medicines, drugs, etc., not

otherwise recorded, valued at $1.08 million, machinery valued at $1.5 million, paper

Invalued at $576,000,import

the coastwise and cement at 81,888

trade, cotton yarnquintals

declinedasincompared

quantity from with 104,324

58,412 quintals.

to 87,566

quintals, due primarily to congestion on the Yunnan-Annam

piece goods were valued at $6.3 million, showing an increased import of approximately Kailway, but cotton

50 per cent.

export Contrary toWith

trade.abroad expectations, theofyear witnessed a considerable shrinkage in the

the

sten),export

and leather of the

and

exception

thehides

staple articles

mostly

wood

suchoil,asdecreases,

registered

medicinal

tin slabs, the substances,

bristles,

principalwolfram and antimony,

causeorebeing(tung-

the

enforcement in July of the Government’s regulations governing the settlement of

foreign

exodus exchange

of Yunnan on native

products. exports)

Thequintals,’ The result

exportaofdecrease was a

tin slabs,ofthe temporary

mainstay suspension

of ortheabout in

export25trade the

ofcentYunnan, ahrounted to 69,863

as compared with the previous year. This decline was due partly to Government 22,741 quintals per

control

washingand in part

of the to untimelyTherainfall

ore difficult. Londonin quotation,

the Eokiu mining area whichtorendered

which continued assume the an

soared to £268 early in December, but finally returned to . £24.8 towards theAugust,

upward trend, rising gradually from £212 per ton in January to £230 in close

of the year. Of wolfram ore (tungsten), another staple export, the total quantity

exported

mined in declined

Southernfrom Yunnan, 10,073wasto greatly

8,892 quintals.

augmentedThebydemand for antimony

th& European War, regulus,

exports

wood oil from Yunnan to Hongkong was brisk, the total quantity amountingexport

rising in quantity from 3,472 quintals in 1938 to 4,309 quin4als. The to 36,686of

quintals

and as against

Kweichow 18,942from

products quintals in 1938, and

the Yangtze due Kwangtung

largely to theports diversion

to theofYunnanfu-

Szechwan

Haiphong

Ministry route On their way to foreign markets. The Trade Commission of the

about 80 ofperFinancecent washandled all thetoyear’s

forwarded the exports

United ofStates woodofoilAmerica.

to Hongkong, whence

Exports in

bristles,

quintals; mostly:

the sent

bulk ofto the

the United

year’s States

shipments via Hongkong,

originating declined

from from

Szechwan. 4,654 to

In 2,443

con-

sequence of the increased arrivals of medicinal substances from, Szechwan, the

export

againstof$317,000

this commodity

in 1938. The through

port’sYunnanfu

coastwise amounted

export tradeto dwindled

almost $1intomillion insigni-as

ficance due to the disturbed

export of certain goods to occupied areas. conditions along the coast and the embargo on the

Although

previous Yunnan had considered self-supporting in respect of food supply in

1939. Thisyears, was due 15,522

not quintals

so much ofto any rice decline

of Indo-China Origin wereofimported

in the production native cropsduring as

to the influx of population, the depreciation of the national dollar, and difficulties of

 MENGTSZ AND YUNNANFU A461

distribution in urban districts, which raised the price from $16 per quintal in January

to $60 per quintal in December.

Throughout the year the exchange rate between new Futien Bank notes and legal

tender notes

former currencyremained at the

was often officialatrate

accepted of 2 tothere

a discount, 1, butbeing

in actual transactions

a noticeable increasethein

the

the circulation

quotation of legal

on 538 tender

Hongkong notes

fluctuated in the market.

between During

204 and 292; the first halfwas the

of year

in August, when was quoted; and the rate remained roundthe412climax

in December. reached

The

same trend of fluctuations was discernible in the rate between

Indo-China piastres, another foreign currency most commonly used in the Yunnanfustandard dollars and

market. It rose from 230 in January to 620 in August, returning to 367 towards the

end of the

tended year. between

toresulted

stand Charges20onperremittances

centof and to the

30 peroccupied

cent, areashighof remittance

legal tendercharges

notes

having in the smuggling bank-notes out ofsuch

the country and/or into the

occupied areas.

The Yunnan-Annam

carrying capacity of theRailway

railwayhadwasan increased

unusually from

prosperous

300 toyear;500 but

tonsalthough

a day, thethe

general opinion was that its available rolling-stock was far from sufficient to clear the

heavy accumulation of cargo at Haiphong, especially after

munications via Kwangsi. Pending the completion of the Kunming-Hsufu Railway, the disruption of com-

another

ing fromnew highway

Kunming andconnecting

terminatingYunnan with on

at Luchow Szechwan

the bankwasopened

of the Upper to traffic.

Yangtze,Start-

the

road traverses through the three provinces of Yunnan, Kweichow,

a total length of 914 kilometres. In conjunction with the Eurasia Aviation Corpora- and Szechwan with

tion, the China

Chungking and National

Kunming.Aviation Corporation

The latter companymaintained a regular

has succeeded, air traffic between

in co-operation with

Air France, in opening the Chungking-Kunming-Kanoi air line. Since the 30th

November 1939 the China National Aviation Corporation planes

from Kunming to Rangoon via Lashio, connecting with the Imperial Airways, thereby have been flying

bringing Chungking within five days of London by mail.

DIRECTORY

M E N GTS Z

Banque de lTndochjne— Appraiser—A. F. Nielsen

J. Munid, directeur Examiners—

Coates, LohA. KimEmiliano,

Fung, KoL.Kui-

V.

COMPAGNIE FrANCAISB DES CHEMINS DE hok, Shek Wing Hoi, Ernest

August Tso, Li Shiu Yeung, Ho

EER DE l’InDO-ChINE ET DO YUN NAN— Lun Sin, Chang Chen Lung, Chen

Yu Sin and Hwang Bing Shing

ilil S Ik Meng TszKwan Pishihchai Suh-Office

Customs, Chinese Maritime—Cable Ad: Assistant-in-Chafge—Lui Shiu Sai

Gustos, Yunnanfu Examiner—Ho Tak Fai

Commissioner—J. M. A. Fay (At Hokow Sub-Office

Yunnanfu) Assistant-in-Charge — Dunn Shieh

Yunwanju Office of the Mengfcz Shen

'Customs Examiner—Chang Wei

Assistants—Harry Mo, Yang Hung- Mengtsz Office

[ kuang, Chen Kuan-soon and Chang Resident

Kwei Hsiang MurphyProperty Caretaker—J. Y.

A462 YUNNANFUV

V U N X A N FV

Basque de l'Indochine— Pishihchai Sub-Office

J. A.Munie, manager

Manhes, accountant Asst.-in-Oharge—Peng Tsing Kai

A. Boisivon, signs per pro. Examiner—Ko Kui-hok

■ Chungking Agency Hokow Sub-Office

Paul Dumant, manager Officer-iii-Charge--C. J. Gallot

Examiner—Yick Wang

Commercial Press, Ltd.,Stationers,

Branch), Booksellers, The (Yunnan

Pub- Descours & Cabaud, S.A , Importers

lishers and Printers — Kwaiig liwa ofRailway Steel,Materials,

Machineries, Chemicals^

Hardware, etc.—

Street, Kunming, Yunnan Descours & Cabaud Building, Kunming;

• Pi L.' Yang; manager

S. Sing Sun, b.c.s., c.a., sub-manager P.Head O. Box 25; Cable Ad: Deseourfer.

Office: Lyon, France

COMPAGNIE FRANCO-AsIATIQUE DES

Petroles — R.C. Janvier,

Fayard, manager

accountant

M.Y.deV.Villemandy Agents for:

H. F. W. Fretwell

Goslin Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.

Decauville,

D. Ritchie (At Kweiyang) St^ Ame S.A. Explosifs et Prodiiits

Gompagnie Optorg, Import and Ex Chimiques

Frigidaire

port Merchants — Stede Hauts-Fourneaux

Pont-A-Mousson et Fonderies

J. Gudin, signs per pro.

Agent for: Correspondents

Air France of:

Assurance Franco-Asiatique

CONSULATES Directorate-General of Posts—Kun-

ming; Cable Ad: Postgen Hsin-sung

Director-General—Kuo

France—Yunnanfu Deputy Directors

Consul—Pierre Crepin

Vice-Consuls—R. Wache and Phan Chang Sing and S.General — Chu

Y. Liu (Concur-

Nhut-tan rently Director-General of

Remittances and Savings Banks)Postal

Great Britain—Cable Ad: Britain

Acting Consul-General — G. "E: Private Secretariat

Stockley Marshall Chief Mi-shu—T. Kiang

Pro-Consul—A. Deputy Commissioner—Han Chung-i

General Department

United States of America— First Secretary—Yu Siangdin

Consul—Paul W. Meyer Asst. Secretary—H siao Ching-hsien

Vice-Consul—Stephen C. Brown Staff Department

Clerk—S. A McGeary Secretary—Li Wen Yuen

Interpreter—J. N. Hwang Asst. Secretary—Liu Shang-yee

Chinese Clerk—E. P.C.YuFang Business Department

Chinese Writer—C. Officiating Secretary—Liu Yao Ting

Customs, Asst. Secretary—Fok Sik Cheung

District)—Chinese Maritime (Mengtsz Deputy Commissioner—Koh Tsung

Fei

Commissioner—J.C.O’G. Anderson Acting Deputy Commissioner—Yu

Yunnan./U Office of the Mengtsz Customs Cheng-ming

Commissioner—J.C.O’G. Anderson Chief

Assistants — R. H. Cholmondeley, K. LinMechanical Supervisor—A. T.

Yang Hung-kuabg, Hui Sung Accounts & Audit Department

Kai and Kim Lai Hung Secretary—Wang Chin-yuen

Examiners—A. I. Masloff, P. P Asst.

DeputySecretary—Lin Yin

Commissioner—RoLock-ping

Kozloff and Ernest August Tso Acting Deputy Commissioners—

Mengtsz Office Chang

Resident Property Caretaker — J. V.

Murphy ch’uan En-ch’ing and Kao Hung-

 YUNNANFU A463

International Department Miss I. L. Morgan, nurse

Acting Secretary—E. Roth (Tempor- Dr. H. P. Yew, supt. of Huei Tien

Asst.

arily)

Secretary—Kan Wen-sheng

1 Dr.Hospital

and Mrs. A. L. Craddock

Chief Inspecting Commissioner'!) Qffice Poinsard & Veyret (Societe Anonymel

Chief Inspecting Commissioner—Yu

Siang-lin (Concurrently) Hardware and Provision Merchants—

Acting

W. D. Inspecting Commissioner—

MuffYy

Acting Asst. Inspecting Commis- Shu Shing m ti-Sun,#b.s.o., a Chatered

$r & Acc-

sioners —Seng Song-tseo, Le Tsu-yi, ountant—2, Foo Ching Hong, Ching

Ao Ming

Supply Gi and Ko .Fei

Department'—Shanghai; Yung Street, Kunming, Yunnan

Cable Ad: Postsupdep Standard-Vacuum Oil Cq,—Cfible Ad:

Secretary—J. A. Greenfield Chao- Standvac

Acting Asst. Secretary—Yang Ngoi Do:cibng, manager

nai m ~m ®

French

Yunnan Chamber

Section—French of Commerce,

Bank Build- Subira Freres, Import and Export—

ing, Kunming Cable& Ad:

edn. Subira; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Bentley’s

Vice-President

Fayard & Secretaire — C.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—Cable Ad:

Committee—L.

J. Aron. Patoux Muschi, H. Barue and Texaco B. Wr. Cheng, in-charge

■General Motors (China), Ltd.—Hotel Y.M.C.A.—

Europe; Cable Ad:

V.J. P.K. Wang,

White, Genmo

service mankgeT R.Mrs.D.R.Arnold, b.a., secretary

service fieldman D. Arnold

S. M. Chee, do. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

inManwkwok1%tse chu m v aym Ltd.—

Kung Hsiang, in-charge

International Savings Society — YyNNAN District Directorate of Salt

Administration—

Paris Office: 85, Rue

Head Office: 7, Avenue Edward VII, St. Lazare; District Director—Tseng Vang-feng

Shanghai; Cable Ad: Intersavin Asst.

PearsonDistrict Director — C. G. G;

MISSIONS District

Chung-li Travelling Inspector—Chang

British & Foreign Bible Society- Chief of

Dept.—Cheng General Administration

Chih-ch’ih

Bible House, Pei Men Kai No. 78, , Chief of Accounts Dept. — Chow

Kunming (Yunnanfu), Yunnan Hsien-wen

Provincial Secretary (Also for Chief

French Indo-China) — Rev

Valdemar B. Molgaard, m.a., Dept.—Veh Kuang-fu Consumption

of Production &

b.d. (Private Cable Ad: Mol- Acting Chief of Revenue Guards

gaard, Kunming) Dept.—Li

Chemist—Sheri Shih-chun

Tsu-kun

Catholique, Vicariat Apostolique de Inspecting Officer—Yang Hsun-ming

Yunnanfu— Peiching

Kuei-yuan Magistrate — Chia

Salt

Vicaire Apostolique—Mgr. G. M. Mohei

J. de Jonghe1933d’Ardoye ^v6que

d’Amathonte chiu SuitSalt

Heiching

Magistrate—Feng Meng-

Magistrate — Liang

Provicaire—R.

Procureur—Jean Savin P. Louis Michel Hung-shu

Church Missionary Society—Cable Yunnanfu

Committee—J. Fay Yunnanfu)—

Club (Cercle (president), A.

Ad: Testimony, Kunming Manhes (hon. secretary), J. Jou-

Rev. and Mrs. T. Gaunt velet (hon. librarian), F. Kamm

Miss E. C. Tindall,

Miss J.L. G.BullH. Baker nurse and F. M. Lanzalavi

Rev. Yunnanfu Wireless Station—

 HOKOW

Hokow was opened to foreign trade by the Supplementary Convention between

China and France of 20th June, 1895. By the terms of the agreement France was to

establish a Vice-Consulate and China a Customs House at Hokow, these stipulations

being carried out in August, 1896, and July, 1897, respectively. The Vice-Consulate is

subordinate to the Mengtsz Consulate and the Hokow Customs are under the control

of the Mengtsz Commissioner, and the value of the trade is not separately stated in

the Mengtsz Customs returns.

Hokow is picturesquely situated on the left bank of the Red River at its confluence

with the Nanhsi River—commonly called the Namti—and lies immediately opposite

Laokay, an important garrison town in Tonkin. The native town has a population

of about 4,000, mostly living in bamboo houses and thatched huts; some good semi-

foreign style buildings have, however, been built during the last few years. An iron

railway bridge across the Nanhsi River was completed in 1902, and connects Hokow

and Laokay. Hokow is about 420 li by land from Mengtsz, which can be reached

after a train journey of about 8A hours through magnificent country.

The climate is very unhealthy and new residents soon feel its undermining effects.

In summer, when it does not rain it is hot and trying, whereas rain is accompanied by

a damp, uncomfortable atmosphere which becomes even more disagreeable as soon

as the sun reappears. The main climatic feature, by no means a pleasant one, is

a thin, fever-carrying drizzle, which falls in winter and spring. The thick, tropical

vegetation is kept moist, and a light and extremely dangerous mist overhangs

everything. Malaria is rampant and claims numerous victims amongst the natives.

Foreigners manage to recover by taking large quantities of quinine. During the

summer, foreigners go to Chapa, a summer resort in Tonkin 1 Altitude: about 1,700

metres; distance from Laokay: 37 kilometres). Since the bridge over the Red River

has been finished, a regular motor service is working between Chapa and Laoaky ; one

company (Societe Transport Automobiles Indochinois, Chapa) maintains this service.

DIRECTORY

II ft P M Assistant-in-Charge—S. S. Dunn

Ho Kow Fen Kwan

Chinese Maritime Customs (Sub-Office Senior Out-door Officer—Chang Wei

of Mengtsz Customs )—

 TENGYUEH

|j§ H Teng-yueh

Eat. The trade45 mart

’24 deg. min. N.,Tengyueh—situated

and Long. 98 deg. near 30 min.theE.—was

southwestern

openedfrontier

to foreignof trade

Yunnan, underin

the

and Burma

Thibet,town Agreement

and situated of

the Custom 1897 modifying

House valley the

was opened Convention of 1894

on the of8th,5,356 relative

May,feet1902. to Burma

Tengyueh

is a walled in a fertile at an altitude with mountains

fifteen miles to the north of the town reaching a height of 12,000 feet. The valley is

watered by the Tiehshui river, a small tributary of the Taiping, which itself flows

into the Irrawaddy

emporium of Chinesea goods few miles aboveBurma

in Upper Bhamo,foramany townyears.

which Fromhas beenBhamo thethere

principal

is a

good

far as the 30th Mile, but caravans usually do the last 120 miles of the journeygo asto

motor road for the first 17 miles and, in theory season, motor-cars can

Tengyueh in six easy stages. On the Burma side of the frontier are two d&k bungalows,

but once

inns, the Sino-Burmese

unfortunately none toofrontier is crossed,

clean, have to be atrelied Milestone 56 at thecamping

upon—though Kulika grounds

Bridge,

can be found at most stages. The main route now runs through

hsinkai. There is a telegraph office at the latter place, and although the official Manhsien and Hsiao-in

charge cannotused.

now seldom read English

Here ithewascanthat despatch telegrams.of The

A. R. Margary, H. B.oldM.route via Manwyne

Consular Service inis

China, was murdered. His memorial stands in the Bund Garden in Shanghai. Pack

animalsfreights

times and portersare fairlyat present constitute

cheap between the sole means

November of transport,

1 and March 31, whenbuttravelling

in normalis

delightful, and expensive during the monsoon season, when some 70 inches of rain fall

and

traintravelling

from Rangoon is inadvisible on account

to Myitkyina and fromof climatic

thenceconditions.

they go throughMails always

Sadon and travelNiu- by

chuanho

7lack Itto isTengyueh.

days.of inns. easy to The over

travel totalthistimeroute,

taken,but from

camping Myitkyina

gear is toessential

Tengyueh, owing is toabout

the

Namkhan, a town some ten days south of Tengyueh, is now joined to

Lashio (a rail-head in Burma) and Bhamo by motor road. The road between

Tengyueh and

travellers can reach YunnanfuYunnanfuhas inbeen17 days,

repairedas motorand while caravans

transport take 24ondays,

is available the

Hsiakuan-Yunnanfu

days. In 1938 the (eastern)

construction section

of the of the road.

Yunnan-Burma The mail

Highwaycouriers

(motortake only linking

road), twelve

Hsiakuan, Yungchang, Bungling, Mangshih and Chefang on the Chinese side with

Namkham

traffic between and andLashioLashio

on theandBurmese

Bunglingside,started

was accelerated and completed,

in the spring, while throughand motor

traffic

between Yunnanfu and Lashio commenced in the winter of the year. Consolidation

ofseason.

the Highway

When is however

the whole necessary

roadTengyueh before

is openedandto Yunnanfu it can remain

commercialintraffic, useful

1 during

travellers will betorainy

the able

to cover the journey between 8 or 9 days. Owing the

high cost and the difficult country there is little likelihood

between the two towns, though it would be a comparatively easy matter to build of a railway being built

either a road or a railway between Tengyueh and Bhamo.

The climate of Tengyueh is for the most part excellent. The temperature hardly

ever

southrisesof theabovetown,80°however,

or falls below freezing point. The climate in the valleys to the

is malarial.

Travellers without adequate

would do well not to make the journey from money are not permitted to enter Burma and they

Yunnanfu.

Letters for Tengyueh, if sent from places south and west of Burma, should be

marked

be via Yunnanfu.

sent via Rangoon and Myitkyina, Burma (foreign postage); otherwise, they should

by Chinese radioshould

Telegrams it frombe the

senteast.

via Burma from places south and west of Tengyueh, but

A466 TENGYUEH

townParcels frombeplaces

they can sent outside Burma canbybecaravan

on to Tengyueh sent only

by asan far

agentas (e.g.

Bhamo, fromLitung,.

Messrs. which

Bhamo),

months. or they could be sent via Yunnanfu, but by that route they take several

trial. A parcel post between Burma and Yunnan Province has been introduced on

Trade in 1939

The outstanding feature of the trade of the year at Tengyueh was the great

increase in the quantity of cotton yarn of Burmese origin entering China

through the Tengyueh Customg district. Owing to the. continued Sino-Japanese

hostilities, merchants in Yunnan, Szechwan, and Kweichow found it difficult,

if not impossible, to replenish stocks from Shanghai, and importations from

Buruia across the Aslanda result

this commodity. frontiertheexpanded

value of totheassist

importin trade

meetingincreased

the demand

from for

$2

million in 1938 to $3.8 million for 1939. The value of the export trade, which

was $3.8 million

of cotton in 1938, during

yarn imported declinedtheto year

$3.3 million

amountedforto1939.

20,511Thequintals

total quantity

as com:

pared with 9,462 quintals in 1938, while of raw cotton 7,875 quintals were im-

ported as against 6,236 quintals. Importations of metals and metal manufac-

tures were valued at $277,000 as compared with $70,800, while during 1939

147,888 litres of kerosene were imported as compared with 136,006 litres in 1938.

The number of mule-loads entering Tengyueh from Burma during the year was

27,859 as compared with 21,191 during 1938. As regards exports, the quantity

of Szechwan raw silk exported amounted to 3,740 quintals only as against 4,526

quintals, the shipment in transit ceasing altogether towards the end of the year.

The rice crop was fairly good, but this did not offset the rise in pricey of

all articles, the rupee exchange playing a far greater role in deciding the cost

oftheliving alongvalue

arbitrary the frontier

given inthan it should,

certain andtoprices

districts being still

the silver influenced

dollar, where byit

circulates despite the prohibition on the movement and use of all forms of silver.

DIRECTORY

Chinese Maritime Customs^ Consulate,

Britain .Great Britain—Cable Ad:

Commissioner—C. H. B. Joly Consul—Ronald Hall

Acting Deputy Commissioner— J. K. MISSIONS

Stores

Assistants — Shen Shih-kub, Chang A me rican Ladies’ Mission-

Shui Sung and Hu Chen Hsia Swedish Mission-

Senior Out-door Officer—R. West, PostPostmaster—Chu

Office—

Medical Officer-M. Pe Chia jui

 SZEMAO

^ Sz-mdu

iSzemao, opened to the Tonkin frontier trade by the Gerard Convention of

1895 and to British trade by the Burmah Convention of 1896, is situated ia

the south-western part of the Province of Yunnan in latitude 22 deg. 47 min.

29 sec. N. and longitude 100 deg. 46 min. E. It is a prefectual walled

city built on gently rising ground overlooking a well-cultivated plain. The

elevation is 4,700 feet above the sea-level, and the population is estimated

to be about 20,000. The climate is moderate, the temperature rarely exceeding

80 degrees (Fahr.) during the summer, and seldom falling below 40 degrees in

the winter months. The place is distant from both Yunnan-fu (the capital

of the province) and Mengtsz 18 days, from the French Laos frontier 6 days,

and from British territory about 12 days. It was opened in the early part of

1897, and so far has not fulfilled the expectation of its potential importance

as a trading centre.

Trade in 1939

The Sino-Japanese hostilities had their effects on the Szemao district, which

had so far enjoyed tranquillity. The heavy depreciation in the paper currency

threw into chaos the financial system of the whole district. Banditry was more

rife and commuications more difficult; both had direct effects upon the inland

trade. The value of direct imports rose slightly from $310,089 to $346,551. The

import of raw cotton dropped from 4,365 to 2,099 quintals. Cotton yarn also

showed a decrease of 6,705 kilogrammes, due to the embargo on the Japanese

product. Artificial indigo paste imported during the year was 8,351 kilogram-

mes as compared

registered withof12,832

an increase 65 perkilogrammes

cent over thein figure

1938. for

The1938,

valuei.e.,of from

export$227,637

trade

to $376,655. A record figure for the export of tea, amounting to 14,758 quintals

valued at $329,183, was entirely responsible for the abrupt increase. For want

of banking facilities in this^ district, this product had so far not been subjected

to the control of the regulations concerning the sale of foreign currency; favour-

able exchange of the tical and the piastre was also and the piastre was also an

encouragement had

communication for the

madeexport

humanof carriers

this commodity. The undeveloped

and pack-animals highway

the only available

means

towardsofthetransportation,

end of the yeartheascost of which

a result of theincreased to an enormous

present hostilities. However,extent

the

total number of pack-loads passed during the year was 56,960 as against 23,823

in 1938, showing more than a two-fold increase.

DIRECTORY

American Presbyterian Mission— Yung,

Kiulungkiang, Yunnan Fun andChan Chi Chiu, Ip Yuen

Mei Huan-tsao

Mrs. Charles E. Park (Kiulungkiang) Asst.

Chin Boat Officer — Teng Shao

Hr.Humboldt

and Mrs. St.,

D. Chester

Denver, Nelson (849,

Colorado)

Mr.Fairfield

and Mrs.St.,Howard Thomas Tide waiters — Chow Chuan Ping,

(1019,

Scranton, Pa.) Wang En Chan, Liu You Wei, Tan

Yin Kwang and Tsai Kwo Kwang

Chinese Maritime Customs— Chinese Post Office —

Assistant-in-Charge—Ho Pao Shen Postmaster—Yang Peng

Clerks—Chao Chiu Ling, Yang Chih

 HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

SCALE OF BROKERAGE

To be charged to Buyer and Seller.

Minimum Brokerage ... ... ...

Price dealt

Under cents ... at Brokerage Price dealt ^

At. o5050 cents ... Per1 Share.

cent * 2.50 2| cents

$1.00 . cents 3.00

4,00 2i5 i,„ ,

1.50 O

H „„ 10.00 10 „

2.00 20’00

The scale Qf brokerage

seller and %% on all Manila Stocks. for Loans and debentures is %% to be charged to buyer and

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

N.B.—This scale will

for which doesbenotadjusted

apply tofromStraits,

time Shanghai

to time asandoccasion

SterlingmayStocks, brokerage

demand.

The above cancels the Scale dated August 20, 1934.

Hongkong, October 15, 1934.

VALUE OF STAMPS ON SHARE OONTRACTS

$1.00

3.00 „„ for„ amounts,

stamp up to 10,000

$1,000

5.00 „„ „ 20,000 $7.50

10.00 stamp

„ for„ amounts

„ over up to $50,000

$50,000

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STRAITS DOLLAR STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller.

PRICE

Up to DEALT :

Price$100.00

dealt and

at

Over $3^ and under $71 $150.00

$71

.$20.00 and

„ over $200.00

9 300.00 „„ „„„ ......... ...$1.00

$1.50

75 •

. $35.00

$60.00 „„ „„ ... . 35 Over $300.00 ... $0.60 more for$100.00

each

complete

. AH the above are Straits currency.

By Order of the Committee,

This list cancels all previous VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

Hongkong, January 1, 1935. issues.

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STERLING STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and .Seller.

Price

Under5/-dea Brokerage. Price

At or dealt

over at

lld. 100/-

150/-

3d. 200/- 1/6

2/-

Over

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

This list cancels all previous issues.

Hongkong, January 1, 1935.

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 HONG KONG

# Heuny-kong

SouthTheChina)

Islandisofsituated

Hongkong (which

off the coastgives its name

of the to the province,

Kwangtung British Oolony

near thein

mouth of the Canton river. It is distant about 40 miles from Macao and 90

from Canton, and lies between 22 deg. 9 min. and 22 deg. 17 min. N. lat. and

114 deg. 5 min. and 114 deg. 18 min. E. long. The Chinese characters repre-

senting the name of the island (Heung Kong) may be read as signifying either

Cood Harbour or Fragant Streams. By Conventions dated, respectively,

1860 and 1898, further territory was ceded by China, consisting of upwards

of 280 square miles on 'the opposite mainland together with the islands of

(Lantao, Lamma, Cheungchow and others. The last concession is by way of a

lease for ninety-nine years.

History and Government

Before the British ensign was hoisted on Possession Point in the City of

Victoria in the year 1840 the island can hardly be said to have had any history,

and what little attaches to it is very obscure. Scantily peopled by fishermen

and agriculturists, it was never the scene of stirring events, and was little

affected by dynastic or political changes. It is alleged, however, that after the

fall of the Ming dynasty in 1628, some of the Emperor’s followers found shel-

ter in the forests of Hongkong from the fury of the Manchus. The peninsula

of British Kowloon has more claim to association with Chinese history. In

the

whenyear a.d. from

flying 1287 Kublai

it is recorded

Khan, thethatMongol

the lastconqueror,

Emperor took

of therefuge

Sungindynasty,

a cave

in Kowloon, and an inscription on the rock above is said to record the fact.

The inscription consists of the characters Sung Wong Toi, meaning the Sung

Emperor’s Pavilion. On the cession of the territory to Great Britain the

natives petitioned the Hongkong Government that the rock might not be blasted

or otherwise injured, on account of the tradition connecting it with the Im-

perial personage above mentioned. In 1898, during the administration of

Major-General Wilsone Black, a resolution was passed by the Legislative

Council preserving the land on which the rock stands for the benefit of the

public in perpetuity.

Hongkong is a Crown Colony and was ceded to Great Britain by the

Chinese Government in 1841. In the troubles which preceded the first war

with China the necessity of having some place on the coast whence British

trade might be protected and controlled, and where officials and merchants

might be free from the insulting and humiliating requirements of the Chinese

Authorities, became painfully evident. As early as 1834 Lord Napier, smart-

ing under his insolent treatment by the Viceroy at Canton, urged the Home

Government to send a force from India to support the dignity of his com-

mission. “A little armament,” he wrote, “should enter the China seas with

the first of the south-west monsoon, and on arriving should take possession of

the island of Hongkong, in the eastern entrance of the Canton river, which

is admirably adapted for every purpose.” Two years later Sir George Robin-

son, endorsing the opinion of Lord Napier that nothing but force could better

the British position in China, advised “the occupation of one of the islands

in this neighbourhood, so singularly adapted by nature in every respect for

commercial purposes.” In the early part of 1839 affairs approached a crisis,

and on the 22nd, March, Captain Elliot, the Chief Superintendent of Trade, re-

quired that all the ships of Her Majesty’s subjects at the outer anchorages of

Canton should proceed forthwith to Hongkong, and, hoisting their national

colours, be prepared to resist every act of aggression on the part of the Chinese

A470 HONGKONG

Government. When the British community left Canton, Macao afforded them

a temporary asylum, but their presence there was made the occasion by the

Chinese Government of ’threatening demonstrations against that settlement. In

a despatch dated the 6th,:May,1183% Captain Elliot \yrote to Lord Palmerston:

“The safety of Macao is, in point of fact, an object1 of secondary moment to

the Portuguese Government, ,but to that of-Her Majesty it may be said to be

of indispensable necessity, and most particularly' at this moment”; and he

urged upon his Lordship “the strong necessity of concluding some immediate

arrangement

the cession ofwiththe the Government

Portuguese' rightsofatHisMacao,

Most orFaithful

for the Majesty, either forof

effectful defence

the place, and its appropriation to British uses by means of a subsidiary Con-

vention.” Happily

suggestion cable for the peTmanent

to nothing, and Great interests

Britain, of, British

found 'trade superior

a piuch in Chinalodg-

this

ment at Hongkong.

On the .20th January, , 1841, H.M.’s Plenipotentiary, issued, a circular to

British subjects i; announcing the, conclusion of preliminary arrangements be-

tween the Imperial Commissioner, Ke-shen, and himself. One ;of the terms was

stated in the circular as follows :

1.—“The cession or the island and harbour of Hongkong to the British

Crown. All just charges and,duties to the Empire upon the commerce carried

pn there tp be paid as if the trade were conducted, at Whampoa.”

On the 26th, January, the island was accordingly taken formal possession

of in the name of II.M. Queen Victoria. The treaty was subsequently repu-

diated by both parties, and it was not until the conclusion of the Nanking

Treaty in 1842 that the Chinese Government formally recognised the cession of

the island. In the meantime it was held by the British—who had come to stay

—and on the 1st, May, 1841, the Public Notice and Declaration regarding the

occupation

year, 1841, ofthe Hongkong

first numberwasof the

promulgated.

Hongkong On the was

Gazette 7th, published,

May of theprinted

same

at the American Mission Press, Macao. This first number contained the

notification of,the appointment (dated 30th, April) of Captain William Caine,

of the 26th, (Cameronian) Regiment of Infantry, as Chief Magistrate, the

warrant being under the hand of Charles Elliot, Esquire, Her Majesty’s

Plenipotentiary,, et

Hongkong.” , Captain Elliot’s idea was that the island should be held on

similar terms to those on which Macao was at that time held by, the Portuguese,

apd the Chief Magistrate, instead of being charged to administer British law,

was authorised and required “t,o.,exercise authority, .according to the laws,

customs, and usages of China, as near as may be (every description of torture

excepted), for the preservation of the peace and the protection of life and

property, oyer all the native inhabitants in the said island and the har-

boqrs thereof” : and over other persons according to British police law. The

first land sale took place, on .the 14th, June, and building thereafter pro-

Cee3ed rapidly, the population’of the new' town at the end of the year being

estimated at 15,0QO. On the etlp February, 1842, Hongkong was formally

declared a - free port by Sir Henry Pottingep who . had succeeded Captain

Elliot as Plenipotentiary. Until , the signing of the treaty, however, tfie

ultimate fate of the ne-vy settlement remained in doubt. Sir Robert Peel, when

asked in the House, of .Commons whether it was the intention of Her Majesty’s

Government, properly to colonize the place or give it up, declined to answer

what he deemed an unparliamentary question during, a period of open war

with the country by whom the cession of the island was both made and

repudiated. The Treaty of Nanking, however, settled all doubts. On the 23rd,

June, 1843, Ke-ying, the Chinese Imperial Commissioner, arrived in Hong-

kong for the exchange of the ratifications of the treaty, and the ceremony took

place in the Council Room on the 26th of that month, and immediately after-

wards the Royal Charter, dated the 5th, April, 1843, erecting the island into

a separate Colony, was read, and Sir Henry Pottinger took the oaths of office

as Governor. At first progress was rapid. The Queen’s Road was laid out

 HONGKONG: A/m

for a length of between thjfee atul four miles, and buildings rose rapidly.

But a check was received owing to the unhealthy conditions which were

developed by “ the breaking of the ‘ malarious.’ soil,” and in :1844, soon after

the arrival ofof ■ iSir

advisability John Gavis,

abandoning who assumed

the island the asgovernment

altogether in June,

a colony , was the

seriously

?

discussed- Mr. Montgomery Martin,. H.M. s Treasurer, drew

port, in which he earnestly recommended the abandonment of a place which, up a long re-

he believed, would never be habitable for Europeans. Sir John Davis,

in a despatch dated April, 1846, strongly combatted Mr. Martin’s pessimistic

conclusions and expressed a firm belief that time alone was required for the

development of the colony and for the correction of some of the evils which

hindered its early progress. Sir John (who died in November, 1890, in his

ninety-sixth year) lived to see his predictions most amply verified, and in

after years must have reflected with satisfaction on the fact that his views

had

house,prevailed

situatedin Downing Street; Hoad

in Queen’s On the Central.,

26th, May, at1846,itsthe junction

Hongkong. with

Club

Wyndham Street, was opened with a ball) and was occupied

by the Club for over fifty years, being . vacated ip July, IS?)", when

the Club moved into new and mbre commodious preiiiises on the New Praya.

Sir John Davis resigned in January, 1848, and left the colony on the 30th,

March of that year. On the 13th, April, 1854. Sir John Rowring took the oaths

as Governor, and held the reins until May, 1859. Sir John Bowring,.was the

last Governor Who united that office with that of Minister Plenipotentiary anej

Superintendent of British Trade in China. During his administration various

oublic works were carried out, and the Bowrington Canal was constructed. On

the IstJ'October, 1857, The Horig Kong Daily Press made its appearance. In

September, 1859, Sir Hercules Robinson arrived and assumed the administra-

tion. In 1860 the peninsula of Kowloon was placed under British control, and

soon afterwards became a great Camp, the English and French troops of the

Allied Expeditionary F^rcb being for some time quartered there In Novem-

ber, 1867, a great fire occurred, whiqh swept the whple 'district between .the

Queen’s. Road and the Praya, from the Cross-Road tp the Harbour Master's

Office. During Sir Richard MacDonnell’s vigorous administration the revenue

of the Colony, which had fallen much below the expenditure, was augmented

by the imposition of the stamp duties and other measures. One of His Excel-

lency’s, last official acts was to preside at the opening, in February, 1872, of

the Tung Wab (Chinese) Hospital. Bj March, 1882 the trade of the Colony

increased greatly and Governor Hennessy accumulated a large surplus,

but piiblic works made little progress, the Breakwater at Causeway

Bay being the principal work completed during his administration, while

the Observatory was projected. On Christmas Day, 1878, a fire broke out in

the Central District of Victoria which destroyed 368 houses and entailed

enormous loss on the communitv. March, 1883 was the signal for great activity

in the prosecution of public works, amongst others being the Tytam Waterworks,

the Victoria (now Queen’s) College, the Lunatic Asylum, the Observatory, and

the enlargement ol the Government Civil Hospital; also the residents were

gjven the privilege of nominating two of the unofficial members of the Legisla-

tive Council. A petition addressed to the House of Cortimons in favour of

Constitutional Reform resulted, in 1894, in the addition of a second Chinese

member to the Legislative Council, in return for an increase in the Official

element by the inclusion of the General Officer Commanding the Troops, and

the introduction of two nominated Unofficial members into the Executive

Council. The year 1894 will be memorable, also in the annals of the Colony

as the most disastrous year of the plague. The disease reached 'its climax

on the 7th of June, when 107 deaths and 69 new eases were

reported. After that date its virulence decreased, and on the 3rd.

September the proclamation declaring the Colony infected was withdrawn. The

total number of deaths recorded was 2,547. In the meantime the trade of the

Colony had suffered severely. Large numbers of the natives fled, it being

estimated that the population was reduced at one time by no less than 80,000,

 A472 HONGKONG

and the usually busy Queen’s Road appeared almost deserted. As the disease

waned the population returned, business was gradually resumed, and with the

withdrawal of the quarantine imposed at the other ports, vessels resumed their

regular calls at Hongkong. In 1896 the disease again made its appearance,

but was much less virulent than in 1894, and in 1898 there was another

visitation. In every succeeding year there was a recurrence of the epidemic

notwithstanding the expenditure of millions of dollars and the prosecution

of a vigorous policy of sanitation carried out on the advice of special com-

missioners (Mr. Osbert Chadwick and Dr. Simpson) sent out from England

to advise on the best means of improving the health of the city of Victoria.

An outbreak of cerebrospinal meningitis occurred early in 1918, 1,232 cases being

recorded. In consequence of the popular alarm that was felt, the Rockefeller

Institute of New York was asked to send an expert in the disease to advise on

the best methods of prevention and treatment. Dr. Olitsky, Lieutenant, U.S.A.

Army, arrived in the Colony on the 5th, May and he strongly condemned the con-

gestion prevailing in the western part of Victoria. On his advice the systematic

manufacture of anti-meningococcic serum was undertaken.

In 1900, in the despatch of the Chinese Expeditionary Force from India,

Hongkong became the base from which troops and supplies were sent forward.

Prior to the arrival of these troops, a force drawn from the Garrison was des-

patched to the front, and the Hongkong Regiment were retained for service in

North China during the whole of the campaign, only returning to the Colony in

December, 1901. In October, 1902, the Hongkong Regiment were paraded for

the last tiipe in the Colony, handed over their colours to be placed in St. John’s

Cathedral, and embarked a few days later for India, where they were

disbanded.

lasting untilOwingMay,to a1902,

verya short

seriousrainfall

waterinfamine

1901, andoccurred,

a prolonged drought

reducing the

inhabitants to great straits, and forcibly bringing home to the Administration

the urgent need for increased Water storage. Large reservoirs have since been

built on the island and a big scheme for securing water from the Shing Mun

valley on the mainland first mooted in 1922 has now been completed.

Sir Matthew Nathan, k.c.m.g., reached the Colony on the 29th, July, 1904,

and his regime was distinguished by the commencement of the long-

projected railway from Kowloon to Canton. The British section, from Kow-

loon to the frontier, a distance of 22 miles, was opened on the 1st, October, 1910,

by Sir Henry May, who was then administering the Government in the

absence on leave of H.E. Sir Frederick Lugard. The Chinese section, 89

miles in length, was completed at the end of September, 1911, when through

railway communication was established. The year 1906 will be remembered

in the history of the Colony by the typhoon which struck the Cblony on

the 18th, September with terrific force and with such disastrous results as to

give it rank as the worst typhoon that the Colony had ever experienced. The

Observatory was able to give but very short notice of its approach. The

typhoon lasted only two hours, and it was roughly estimated that in that

short space of time 10,000 persons lost their lives in the vicinity of the

Colony, while the damage done to shipping and property ashore ran into

many millions of dollars. A list, admittedly incomplete, compiled by the

Harbour Authorities, showed sunk or damaged 67 large vessels, 652 junks,

54 lighters, and 70 launches. No account is taken in this list of the hundreds

of sampans which were sunk or battered to pieces against the sea walls. The

Colony was visited by another typhoon of greater force on the night of

July 27-28, 1908, but the Observatory gave timely warning of the

approach, and shipping consequently did not suffer so badly as in the

1906 typhoon, but much more extensive damage was done to property

ashore. The most serious shipping casualty was the foundering of the

Tinghing with a loss of some 424 lives. Arising out of these catastrophes

there was an agitation for the provision of more adequate protection for

small shipping than was afforded by the typhoon shelter at Causeway Bay,

and, as a consequence, a new refuge was constructed at Mongkoktsui. This

 HONGKONG 4473

was completed in 1915. The worst typhoon since 1908 was that which struck

the Colony on the 18th, August, 1923, when the wind attained the record velo-

city of 130 miles an hour. Considerable damage was done to shipping and to

property on shore, especially at the Peak, but.the loss of life was, fortunately,

small. But for the fact that the typhoon was travelling very rapidly the

results must have been much more serious. In the Spring of 1918 some 600

lives were lost in. a fire v/hich occurred during the race meeting at Happy

Valley. The matsheds accommodating thousands of Chinese spectators col-

lapsed and flames spread so rapidly that the people were burned to death

before the eyes of their friends, who were powerless to render assistance.

Brigadier-General Sir Frederick Lugard, k.c.m.g., arrived on the 28th,

July, 1907, and his chief monument in the Colony may be said to be

the University. Mr. H. N. Mbdy generously offered to provide buildings at an

estimated cost of $280,000, and, Sir Frederick Lugard worked indefatigably to

secure an endowment fund of a million and a quarter dollars. When this

fund was in sight, in 1909, building operations were commenced on a site

in Bonham Road. Sir Frederick Lugard had the felicity of seeing the build-

ing opened in March, 1912, just before he left on promotion to become Governor

of Nigeria. Mr. Mody received a knighthood in recognition of his benefac-

tions to the Colony.

The third decade of the century was marked by immense development of

the Colony and also by many striking public events. As elsewhere, there has

been in Hong Kbiig a surprising increase in the facilities for public enter-

tainment and recreation. In 1921 ho fewer than 500 motor vehicles were licensed

in 1931 the number was well ohor 3,000. Rickshas and chairs are accordingly

reduced in number. Moving picture theatres of modern type have also in-

creased, and considerably extended hotel accommodation (including provision

for music and dancing) attracts many more people into the centres of popula-

tion than was formerly the case. Wireless developments have advanced the

science of meteorology and increased the valuable services of the Hong Kong

Observatory to navigation; the public also has now the advantage of radio

broadcasting. In the period under review the Chinese first developed a keen

interest in football and bathing. Chinese football teams now frequently defeat

such practised exponents of the game as members of the garrison. New motor

roads have developed extensive building areas on which inpumerable single

residences and streets of houses have been built. A motor road to the Peak

was the largest of these enterprises subsequent ,to the road round the Island

and the New Territories. Building development has occurred especially in

Kowloon where town-planning schemes have attracted a population shown by

the 1931 census to be more than double that of 1921. Numerous services of

motor buses serve the transport needs of the population, leading to the con-

struction of the first reinforced concrete roads in the Colony. Development

has been accelerated by pressure of arrivals from China where disturbed con-

ditions have prevailed practically throughout the decade. The Chinese realised

that the Colony afforded a safe refuge for person and property : they came

in such numbers as to cause a considerable advance in the cost of living and a

land boom from 1921 to 1924 (3^ million dollars worth of land was sold by the

Government on long lease in 1923 alone, and 9^ millions in four years). In

times of drought there have been acute water shortages, notably in 1929 when

Water had to be imported by steamer and supplied to the public from tanks on

the water-front. Waterworks extension, referred to elsewhere, should make

shortages a thing of the past On the island the most notable achievement

was the completion of the Praya East Reclamation Scheme, which doubles the

area of Wanchai, while in Kowloon the construction of what will be a model

city of vast dimensions progressed year by year as hill after hill was cut down

and used to level up insanitary depressions and extend the deep sea frontage.

Private enterprise has also added to the reclaimed area at North Point, Hong

Kong. Another private reclamation was resumed by the Government in 1937

for an Air Port (Kai Tak Aerodrome).

 A474 HONGKONG

In 1921 the Hong Kong War Memorial Cross was unveiled, and

Captain (afterwards Admiral) E.R.G.R. Evans distinguished himself in

rescue work when the S.s. Hong Moh went ashore on the Lammocks. On the 6th

& 7th, April, 1922, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales visited the Colony on his way to

Japan. An endowment of $500,000 for Chairs of medicine and surgery at the

University by the Rockefeller Foundation was announced at this time. In

1923 the Industrial Employment of Children Ordinance came into force, and

a Mui Tsai Abolition Bill was passed by the Legislative Council. The Ceno-

taph was unveiled on May 24. A very severe typhoon in August sank the

Loong Sang and H.M.S. Submarine L19 in the harbour, besides doing much

other damage. In 1924 the Tytam Gap-Shekko Road was completed. In 1925

the Hong Kong Government contributed £250,000 towards the cost of the

Singapore Base. In 1926 a great part of the Hong Kong Hotel was

destroyed by fire. The Pratas Wireless Station, striven for during many

years, was opened. The new Government Building on the water front in

Hong Kong, King’s College and a hospital in Kowloon, were completed.

In 1929 the King Edward Hotel was burnt out, with loss of life. This

was a year of grave water shortage and special measures had to be adopted

to cope with it. H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester visited the Colony

in April. The 90 acres of Praya East Reclamation were completed,

wdth several large and imposing buildings including the China Fleet

Club, the Seamen’s Institute and the Luk Kok Hotel, one of the best

and largest Chineses hotels in the Colony. A large number of houses for the

middle classes were also built on this site. In this year it was proposed by the

Chinese Maritime Customs that, in order to stop the increasing smuggling

from Hong Kong into China which followed upon Tariff Autonomy and higher

import tariffs, the Chinese Customs be allowed to function in Hong Kong.

An agreement to this effect was discussed but came to nothing because China

could not agree to grant Hong Kong a quid pro quo in respect of inland

water navigation privileges.

The following is a list of those who have administered the Government from the

date on which the Island was erected into a Colony:

1843

1844 Sir

Sir Henry Pottinger,

JohnGeorge

Francis Davis,Bart., g.c.b.k.c.b. 1891

Bart.,

Sir WilliamWilsone

1898 Sir

Maj.-Gen. Robinson, g.c.m.g.

Black, c.b. (Admr.)

1848 Samuel Bonham, c.b. 1898

1902 Henry Arthur Blake, g.c.m.g.

Maj.-Gen.SirW.Gascoigne,K.c.M.G.(Admr.)

1851

1851 Maj.-Gen. W.

Sir S. Bowring, Jervois

George Bonham, (Lt.-Governor)

Bart., k.c.b. 1902 Sir HenryH.Arthur Blake,(Admr.)

g.c.m.g.

1852 John ll.d. (Acting) 1903 Francis

1904 SirHon.

Matthew May, c.m.g.

Nathan, k.c.m.g.

1853

1854 Sir

Sir S.John

George Bonham,

Bowring, Kt.,Bart.,

ll.d. k.c.b. 1906-7 Mr. F. H. May, c.m.g. (Admr.)

1854 Lt.-Col. Wm. Caine Kt.,

(Lt.-Governor) 1907 Sir

1907 MatthewSirNathan,

Brig,-Gen. F.D. k.c.m.g.k.c.m.g.

Lugard,

1855 Sir John Bowring, ll.d. 1907

1859

1859 Colonel CaineG.(Governor)

Sir Hercules R.Mercer

Robinson, Kt. 1909- Hon. Mr. F. H. May c.m.g. (Admr.)

1910-

1862 William

1864 William Thomas

Sir Hercules G. R.Mercer (Acting)

Robinson, Kt. 1912 Hon. Mr. Claud Severn (Admr.)

1865 Thomas (Acting) 1912

1913 Sir

Hon. Henry

Mr. May, Severn

Claud k.c.m.g. (Admr.l

1866 Sir Richard

1870 Maj.-Gen. Graves MacDonnell, Kt., c.b. 1914-19 Sir Henry May, k.c.m.g.

1871

1872 Sir RichardH.W.

Sir Arthur E.

Whitfield(Lt.-Governor)

G. Kennedy,

MacDonnell, k.c.m.g.,

k.c.m.g., c.b. c.b. 1917-

1918-

1875 John

1876 Sir JohnGardiner

Arthur Austin (Admr.)

E. Kennedy, k.c.m.g.. c.b. 1919-1922 Sir

1925 Hon. Mr. Clementi,

Claud Severn,

k.c.m.g.c.m.g. (Admr.)

1877

1882

1883

Sir

Wm.

Sir George

Pope

Hy. Marsh,Hennessy,

Ferguson

k.c.m.g.

c.m.g.Bowen,

(Admr.)g.c.m.g. 1927 Hon.SirCecil

1928-30 Mr.CecilW.Clementi,

T. Southorn,

k.c.m.g.c.m g. (Admr.)

1885 Wm. Hy. Marsh,

1887 Maj.-Gen, c.m.g. (Admr.)

W,William

G. Cameron, c.b. (Admr.) 1930-34

1935-37 Sir

Sir William

Andrew Peel, k.b.e.,k.c.m.g.,

Caldecott, k.c.m.g.c.b.e.

1887

1890 Sir George

Francis Fleming, Des

c.m.g, Yoeux, k.c.m.g. 1937-40 Sir Geoffry Alexander

Northcote, k.c.m.g. Stafford

(On leave)

1890 Maj.-Gen.

1891 Sir George G.William Des (Admr.)

Digby Barker, Vceux,

c.b. k.c.m.g.

(Admr.) 1940- 41 Lt.-Gen. Edward Felix d.s.o.,Norton, c.b.,

m.c. (Admr.)

 HONGKONG A475

The Government is administered by a Governor, aided by an Executive Council

ofGovernor,

six officials

andandis three unofficials.

composed of the The Legislative

Officer Commanding Council is presidedthe overColonial

by the

Secretary, the Attorney-General, the Treasurer, the SecretarytheforTroops,Chinese Affairs, the

Director of Public Works, the Inspector-General of Police, the Director of Medical and

Sanitary Services the Harbour Master, and eight unofficial members, one of whom is elect-

ed by the Chamber

six, three of whom of Commerce

are for

of Chinese and another by the Justices of the Peace. The remaining

Government. Demands a greaterrace but British

measure nationality,

of popular are appointed

representation were madeby theby

the

both British

times residents to the Secretary

unsuccessfully. In 1922 ofa State for the Coloniespetition

numerously-signed in 1916onandtheagain in 1919,

subject was

presented to the House of Commons.

Description

The island

circumference of Hongkong is aboutIt 11consists

miles oflonga and from 2 to of5 miles broad;withits

few valleys of isanyabout

extent27 and

miles.scarcely any ground broken

availableridge lofty hills,

for cultivation. The

only valleys worthy of the name are those of Wong Nei Cheong, Tytam, and Little

Hongkong,

only all of which

parts where are remarkably

any considerable beautifulvegetation

arborescent and well was wooded, beingtoinbefactfound.

formerly the

The island is well watered by numerous streams, many of

city of Victoria and suburbs are supplied with water from the Pokfolum, Tytam,which are perennial. The

and Wong-Nei-Cheong reservoirs. The first-named, constructed in 1866-69, has a

storage capacity of sixty-six million gallons, while the Tytam reservoir, constructed

in 1883-1888,

capacity and extended

of about three hundred in 1896,and has an area

84 million of aboutFrom

gallons. 31 the

acresTytam

and areservoir

storage

length and a conduit along the hillside some 400 feet above the sea level andin

the water is conveyed into town by means of a tunnel a mile and one-third

nearly four miles in length, on which a fine road—called the Bowen Road — has

been formed, which commands the most charming views of the city and the eastern

district, and is a favourite resort of pedestrians. In many parts the conduit is

carried over the ravines and rocks by ornamental stone bridges, one of which,

above

in 1899,Wanchai, has twenty-three

has a capacity of 30 million arches.gallons.

The Wong-Nei-Cheong

A bye-wash reservoirreservoir,ofcompleted

about 22

million gallons capacity, situated immediately below

reservoir, was completed in 1903, and a dam at Tytam Tuk to impound the overflow of the Tytam

194 million

completed in 1917 at a cost of about $2,400,000, making provision for impoundingwas

gallons was completed in 1909. A further extension of these waterworks an

additional

the Colony1,419 million fifteen

for another gallons yearsof water. This was expected

but experience in dry seasonsto meetshewed

the needs

that ofit

was barely adequate and a project was started to dam the Shing Mun river

and to tap practically the whole of the Eastern and Southern slopes of Tai

Mo Shan. This scheme was sanctioned by the Secretary of State in June,

1024, and the work slowly progressed. The newly developed catchment area

includes 8,500 acres, or 13 square miles. It was proposed originally to build

nine storage reservoirs, varying in size from 55 million to 1,700 million gallons

and having an aggregate capacity of 4,500 million gallons, of which 2,400

million gallons, or rathef more than the whole storage capacity in the Island

of ,Hongkong, would be stored in gravity, and the remainder would be in

pumping reservoir. The water will be conveyed through the Kowloon hills

by open conduit and two tunnels, the latter being 2,400 and 4,350 feet in length,

respectively. It was intended that the water should be brought down from the

Filtered Water Reservoir by 24-inch trunk mains, which were to be laid in

the bed of the harbour from Kowloon Point and discharge into a Service Re-

servoir, probably under the Public Gardens. The scheme was somewhat modi-

fied but no very great difficulties were experienced until the question arose

as to the best method of conveying the water across the harbour. Early in

1929 Mr. Henderson, the assistant director of Public Works, went Home to

consult engineering authorities as to the best method of doing this, with a

result that his own scheme was approved and he hurried back to put the work

in hand. The water is conveyed across to Hongkong in a pipe line laid on

the bed of the harbour. The total length of this pipe is nearly 1| miles. The

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A476 HONGKONG

pipe, of Lap welded steel, lias an internal diameter of 12.265 and is T/ie" thick.

It is protected by a double hessian wrapping impregnated with bitumastic

solution. It has a discharging capacity of million gallons per day at 280

feet above sea level. The pipe line was formally opened on the 31st, March,

1930.

In 1929 the construction of the Kowloon Eyewash Reservoir, immediately

below the Kowloon Reservoir, was begun and will be finished in 1931. thereby

adding a further 180 million gallons to Kowloon's storage. This dam will

have a maximum height of over 100 feet.

In 1926 the Aberdeen Valley was investigated as a further source of supply

for the Island of Hongkong and in 1929 work was commenced. The Scheme

included the construction of a dam 110 ft. in height impounding about 180

million gallons. The existing Aberdeen Paper works dam having a capacity

of about 90 million gallons was purchased by Government and was incor-

porated in the Scheme.

The Shing Mun Valley dam, one of the largest in the Far East, was

completed and is now used as a storage for the enormous quantity of water

which annually runs to waste from that Valley.

The approaches to the port are well lighted. The western entrance has the

following lights:

Gap Rock Lighc—FI. every 3 seconds, visible 18 miles. Connected to the

port by Wireless Telegraphy.

Green Island Light—FI. W. R. every 8 seconds, visible 16 miles. Connected

to the Port by Telephone.

Central Fairway—North Buoy: FI. every 3 seconds. South Buoy: FI.

every 3 seconds.

At the eastern entrance there are:

Waglan Island Light—Group : FI. every 10 seconds, visible 21 miles. Con-

nected to the Port by Telephone, Telegraph and Wireless Telegraphy

Diaphone Fog Signal.

Cape D’Aguilar—Wireless Telegraphy Station.

Tathong Point Light—FI. W. R. every 5 seconds, visible 2 miles. Fog

Bells every 30 seconds.

Cape Collinson Light—^Double FI. W. R. every 10 seconds, visible 16 miles.

Lyeemoon Pass Lights—North Side • FI. R every 5 seconds. South Side:

FI. R. every 5 seconds.

Channel Rocks—FI. every 5 seconds.

Gust Rock Beacon—FI. every 3 seconds.

Chin Sal Ohiu Point Light—FI. W. R. every 3 seconds, visible 10 miles.

The harbour of Hongkong is one of the finest and most beautiful in the

world, having an area of ten square miles, and, with its diversified scenery and

varied shipping, presents an animated and imposing spectacle. It consists

of the sheet of water between the island and the mainland, and is enclosed

on all sides by lofty hills, formerly destitute of foliage, but now becoming

clothed, especially on the island, with young forests, the result of the affore-

station scheme of the Government. The city of Victoria is magnificently

situated, the houses, many of them large and handsome, rising, tier upon tier,

from the water’s edge to a height of over five hundred feet on the face of the

Peak, while many buildings are visible on the very summit of the hills. Seen

from the water at night, when lights twinkle among the trees and houses, the

city, spreading along the shore for five miles, affords a sight not readily to

be forgotten.

Nor on landing are the favourable impressions of the stranger dissipated

or lessened. The city is well built, the roads and streets are for the most

 HONGKONG A477

part admirably made and; kept, and a few of the thoroughfares delightfully

shaded with well-grown trees. The European business quarter occupies the

middle of the city, from Pottinger Street to the Naval Yard. Almost all the

lower levels, especially the Western District, are covered by a mass of Chinese

shops and tenements, in recent years a large number of the older of these have

been pulled down and replaced by more modern buildings of ferro-concrete,

many of them well designed and fine looking edifices. The Botanic Gardens

are situated just above Government House, and are tastefully laid out in

terraces, slopes, and walks, with parterres of flowers. A handsome fountain

adorns the second terrace. There is a bandstand, presented by the Parsee

community and open air concerts are given in the gardens during the summer

months which prove a great attraction. Aviaries, orchid houses, and fer-

neries are attractive features, and seats are provided in every spot where a

view is obtainable or shade afforded by the varied foliage. A fine bronze

statue of Sir Arthur Kennedy, Governor of the Colony, 1872-6, erected by public

subscription, stands above the second terrace looking down on the fountain.

It was unveiled in November, 1687, by Governor Sir William (Des Vceux. A

pilau erected to the memory of the Chinese who gave their lives in the great war

of 1914-1918, was unveiled on the 7th, May, 1928, by Sir Cecil Clementi, k.c.m.g.

It stands just above the flight of steps giving entrance to the gardens from

Albert Road, and is in every way a fitting memorial. The City Hall, erected

in 1866-9 by subscription, contains a theatre, numerous large rooms used for

balls and public meetings (in one of which, known as St. George’s Hall, is

a fine portrait of the late Queen Victoria, presented by the late Sir Thomas

Jackson, Bart., in 1900), a Library and a Museum—both of which however, have

a neglected appearance. Eastward of the City Hall is a fine open space or

lung, in the shape of the Parade Ground, south of the road, and the Cricket

Ground on the north. Here a new pavilion was erected in 1923 and extended

in 1927. The building of the City Hall has been demolished.

The Post Office, an imposing building in which several other Government

departments are accommodated, occupies a site with frontages on the Praya.

Pedder Street and Des Voeux Road. The Court of Justice were designed by

the late Sir Aston Webb and Mr. E. Ingress Bell, consulting architects to the

Government of Great Britain. The foundation stone was laid in 1903 and the

building was completed at a cost of $856,310 and opened in January, 1912.

Immediately opposite on the seaward side and appropriately occupying what

was long known as “the finest; site,” stands the Colony’s War Memorial—a

replica of the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London—which was unveiled by H.E.

Sir R. E. Stubbs and dedicated to “The Glorious Dead” on Empire Day, 1923.

The monuments,

the centre whichSquare

of Statue is of granite, stands

to the west of 35theft.Courts

high. ofOccupying

Justice standsa site thein

Jubilee statue of H.M. Queen Victoria, the erection of which was postponed

until this site became available; it was unveiled on the 28th, May, 1896. The

statue represents Queen Victoria seated on her throne, and is of bronze under

a stone canopy. Close by, there was formerly a fine bronze statue of the Duke

of Connaught, presented to the Colony by Sir Paul Chater. It was unveiled

by Sir William Gascoigne on the 5th, July, 1902. This statue was removed in

February, 1907, to a site on the waterfront near Blake Pier, and H.R.H. the

Duke of Connaught, who paid a second visit to the Colony, this time as Inspec-

tor-General of the Forces, on the 6th, February, 1907, unveiled, in what is now

designated the Royal Square, a fine bronze statue of the late King Edward,

presented by Sir Paul Chater, c.m.g., and one of H.M. King George, presented

by Mr. James Jardine Bell-Irving. A statue of H.M. Queen Alexandra, sub-

scribed

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A16*

A4t8‘ HONGKONG

Men’s Association. Government House occupies a commanding situation, in

picturesque grounds pleasingly laid Out, a little above the European business

centre. Victoria Gaol is a large structure, with its main entrance from

Arbuthnot Road. A branch prison was opened at Lai-chi-kok, Kowloon, in

1920. The Police Barracks and new Central Station adjoin Victoria Gaol,

as does the Magistracy, the reconstruction of which was practically completed

at the close, of 1914. An additional Magistracy was opened at Kowloon in

1924.

The Lunatic Asylum consists of two small buildings, one for Europeans and

the other for Chinese, below Bonham Road in the western part of the town.

Adjacent is the Government Civil Hospital. The Alice Memorial Hospital is a

useful and philanthropic institution; affiliated with it is the Nethersole Hospital

on Bonham Road.

Bowrington, and theTheMilitary

Royal Naval Hospital

Hospital, a fineoccupies

range ofa buildings,

small eminence near

completed

in 1907, occupies a commanding site above Bowen Road. The Hongkong Uni-

versity, a large and handsome building erected in a commanding position at

the west end

structure, of the

which city,onwas

stands a siteopened

havingin its1912.chiefQueen’s

frontageCollege, a commodious

on Hollywood Road

is the home of the chief Government educational institution in the Colony.

King’s College, a fine building accommodating nearly a thousand students

was opened in 1926 in Bonham Road. The Belilios Public School for Girls,

in Gough Street, is the chief Government centre of female education. Exten-

sive new buildings for iSt. Stephen’s Girls’ College, however, have been erected

on a site between Park Road and Lyitleton Road. The foundation stone was

laid by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales during his visit to the Colony in April,

1922, and the building was opened by Lady Stubbs in January, 1924. The Tung

Wah Hospital, a Chinese institution, which has been of great utility in the

Colony, was considerably enlarged in 1903, and new plague wards were added

in 1909. A new wing, to provide accommodation for 120 patients, was com-

pleted in 1921. A Tung Wah Eastern Hospital was opened in 1929 by Sir

Cecil dementi at the Caroline Hill Road. A well-designed Plague Hospital

for Chinese, situated at Kennedy Town, was also built at the expense of the

Chinese community. In April, 1930, Mrs. Southern (wife of the then Acting

Governor, the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn) presided at the laying of the founda-

tion stone inof 1932.

completed the Hongkong

There is War Memorial for

accomodation Hospital

about on8Q Mount Kellet,patients.

European which wasAn

up-to-date X Ray department and two excellent operating theatres are features

of the new hospital. The Barracks for the garrison are extensive, and the

buildings belonging to the Naval Establishment are spacious if not substantial.

The chief cantonments lie on both sides of the Queen’s Road, between the

Cricket Ground and Arsenal Street, Wanchai. Representations have been

made to the Imperial authorities to relinquish this area in order that it may

be available for the constantly growing needs of the commercial community.

Terms for theand

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lopments The town has

are proceeding spreadthere

so rapidly to thethat

Eastit on the newto Praya,

promises becomeandthebuilding deve-

most thriving

district in the Eastern part of the city. The original scheme, on which work

started in 1923, was to level Morrison Hill and build the new reclamation from

it, the site of the former hill to have been used as playing fields. As the work

progressed, however, the plan altered somewhat. As the core of Morrison Hill

was found to be of hard rock, and sufficient earth had been obtained from it

already for the reclamation, the base of the hill was left standing and

buildings erected on its slopes. The roads on the reclaimed area are de-

signed on modern lines, the main thoroughfare being 100 feet and others

already for the reclamation, the base of the hill was left standing and build-

ings are already being erected on its slopes. The roads on the reclaimed area

are designed on modern lines, the main thoroughfare being 100 feet and others

60 feet in width. Godowns and over a thousand Chinese houses of ferro-con-

crete have already been built and were scarcely completed before being occupied,

 HONGKONG A479

and two sites have been booked for the building of new theatres. Building is

likely to continue on the new reclamation for another couple of years. Not

the least of the benefits conferred on the Colony by the addition of this new

territory, is that it has entailed the filling up of Bowrington creek formerly

a most insanitary and unsavoury—if picturesque feature of the east end of

the city. There are also extensive Barracks at Kowloon, in which the Indian

regiments (and lately a European regiment) -re quartered; and a magnificent

sanatorium (formerly the Mount Austin Hotel) at the Peak for the European

troops. Head-quarter House, the residence of the General in Command of

the Troops, occupies a pleasant elevation overlooking the cantonments in

Victoria. The Central Market, situated between Queen’s Road Central and

Des Voeux Road, was opened in 1895, and in 1906 another fine market was

opened further west, and is known as the Western Market. The building of

the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is large, handsome and massive, and would

do credit to any large city. It occupies a fine site next to the City Hall, and

has frontages on Queen’s RoajI and Des Voeux Road. The exterior walls and

elegant fluted pillars are of dressed granite, and the offices on the Queen’s

Road frontage are crowned with a large dome. Opposite the Des Voeux Road

entrance to the Bank stands a bronze statue of the late Sir Thomas Jackson,

Bart., who from 1876 to 1902 was chief manager of the institution. The statue

was unveiledend

the opposite by ofGovernor

the BankSirgarden,

Matthewfacing

Nathan

theonPraya,

the 24th,a February,

memorial 1906. At

has been

erected to the 42 members of the Bank’s staff who made the supreme sacrifice

in the Great War. It takes the form of a female figure of “Fame,” in bronze,

8 feet high, holding in her hand a wreath, while in front is a smaller statue

of a soldier with kit and rifle. The Memorial was unveiled by H.E. the

Governor (Sir R. E. Stubbs) on the 24th, May, 1923. An extensive reclamation

along the city water frontage from West Point to Murray Road, initiated by

Sir C. P. Chater, c.m.g., was completed in 1903, the total area reclaimed from

the sea being approximately 65 acres. Of this area 33.73 acres constitute

building land, the remainder being occupied by roads and open spaces. The

total cost, including reconstruction of Government piers, was $3,362,325. The

various sections as they were ready were rapidly built upon and some of the

finest buildings in the Colony have been erected on the reclaimed land. On the

eastern section a handsome building for the Hongkong Club was finished in

1897, and was occupied in July of that year. The Pier at the foot of Pedder

Street was opened on the 29th December, 1900, and named Blake Pier in honour

of Governor Sir Henry Blake. A hundred yards to the East is Queen’s Pier,

a handsome structure now used on all official occasions. Further west is the

Harbour Master’s Office, a commodious building completed in 1906.

was The chiefinreligious

erected the yearbuildings are:—St.a commanding

1842, occupies John’s Cathedral (Anglican),

site above which

the Parade

Ground, and is a Gothic church of considerable size but with few pretensions

to architecture. It has a square tower, with pinnacles, over the western porch,

and possesses a peal of bells. A new chancel was built in 1869-70, the founda-

tion stone of which was laid by the late Duke of Edinburgh on the 16th

November, li869. A handsome stained glass window in the east end, over

the altar, to the memory of the late Mr. Douglas (Lapraik, another in the

north transept erected in 1892 to the memory of the late Dr. F. Stewart,

formerly Colonial Secretary, one in the south transept to the memory of those

who perished in the wreck of the P. & O. str. Bokhara, another to the memory

of the Hospital Sisters who died in 1898 while in execution of their duty

during an outbreak of plague, and the stained clerestory windows of the

chancel, presented by Lady Jackson in 1900, and one to the memory of Bishop

Hoare, who lost his life in the typhoon of 1906, are the chief adornments of

the interior. The choir stalls, pulpit and Bishop’s throne are fine samples

of Chinese carving in teakwood. It also possesses a fine three-manual organ. A

Church Hall adjacent to the Cathedral was opened on the 31st, January, 1921,

and on the previous day a Memorial, in the form of a granite cross, to those

who fell in the Great War was unveiled in the compound by the H.E. The

A480 HONGKONG

Governor. St. Stephen’s Church, for Chinese, was built, in 1892. It is a

neat building in red brick with, white facings, with a tower and sipire about

80 feet high, standing on the Pokfolum Road side of the Church Mission com-

pound. Union Church, a rather pleasing edifice in the Italian style of archi-

tecture, with a spire, and containing accommodation for about 500 persons,

formerly stood in Staunton street, but was rebuilt in 1890, on the plan of the

old building, on a new site above the Kennedy Road. This church possesses

an organ, and the three rose windows are filled with stained glass. A second

Union Church was opened in Kowloon in 1931. A Wesleyan chapel stands at

the junction of Queen’s Road and Kennedy Road; this was enlarged in 1904.

A Wesleyan Sailors Home stands on Praya East next to iSailors’ and Soldiers’

Home, it is a fine, well planned building and was opened on the 30th, January,

1929, by Sir Cecil dementi. The Roman Catholic Cathedral situated in

Glenealy, near the Botanic Gardens, is a large structure in the Gothic style;

it was opened for worship in 1888. A campanile tower with a small spire

surmounting it was completed in 1904 to receive a new peal of five bells. St.

Joseph’s Church, in Garden Road, is a neat edifice erected in 1876 on the site

of one destroyed by the great typhoon of 1874; St. Anthony’s Church on the

Bonham Road, near West Point, is an ugly structure, erected in 1892 by the

munificence of a late Portuguese resident; St. Francis’ Church, at Wanchai,

and the Church of the Sacred Heart, at West Point, are small and unattrac-

tive structures. St. Margaret’s Church, Happy Yalley was erected a few

years ago in order to meet the growing needs of the Catholic Community. It

is a fine handsome building. A new Chinese Church, Church of Christ in

China, was opened at the junction of Bonham Road and Caine Road in 1926.

The Jewish Synagogue was erected in 1901, and is situated on the northern

side of Robinson Road. It is a plain but roomy edifice with two squat towers

surmounted by spirets. The entire cost of the Church was borne by Mr.

(afterwards Sir) Jacob Sassoon. There are two Mahomedan Mosques, one in

Shelley Street and the other at Kowloon, the latter being for the accommoda-

tion of the men of the Indian Mahomedan regiments quartered on the penin-

sula, A Sikh temple was, in 1902, erected near the Wanchai Road approach

to the Happy Valley. There are also several Protestant mission chapels. A

Christian Science Church was built on Macdonnell Road in 1911. St. Joseph’s

•College, a school for boys managed by the Christian Brothers (Roman Catho-

lic), occupies a large and handsome building on a prominent site below Mac-

donnel Road'. La 'Salle College, the biggest educational institution in the Colony

was built in 1932. The Italian Convent, in Caine Road, educates a large number

of girls, and brings up many orphans gratuitously. Other denominations

likewise support charitable establishments, conspicuous among which are the

Diocesan Home and Orphanage, the Baxter Vernacular School, the Victoria

Female Home and Orphanage, &c. St. Paul’s College, situated between Ped-

der’s Hill and Glenealy Ravine, was erected in 1850, and was originally found-

ed for the purpose of giving a theological training to young Chinese and

others intended for the ministry of the Anglican Church, but is now an

ordinary school. A small chapel is attached.

The Protestant, Roman Catholic, Parsee, Jewish, and Mahomedan Ceme-

teries occupy sites’ in Wong-nei-chung Valley and are kept in good order.

The Protestant Cemetery is almost a rival to the Public Gardens, being char-

mingly situated and admirably laid out with fountains, flower beds, and

ornamental shrubs. The principal Chinese cemetery is on the slopes of Mount

Davis, near the Pokfolum Road, and is injudiciously crowded and dismally

bare, but it is a Confucian maxim that “places of burial should not be made

to resemble pleasure-gardens.”

The Hongkong Tramways, Limited, operate electric tramway services in

the City of Victoria, the total route length being 10i miles and extends along

practically the whole length of the Northern Waterfront of Hongkong, i.e.,

from Kennedy Town to the village of Shaukiwan as well as Happy Valley.

 HONGKONG A48I

The first car ran through the City in 1904 amidst great excitement among

the Chinese. The fares are at the flat rate of 10 cents first class and 5 cents

second class

There

run by theareSouth

also China

bus services

Motor both in theandColony

Bus Co. and onby the

the latter the mainland,

Kowloon the

Motorformer-

Bus

being based on different sections of the journey. For the first section—from Starit

Co. In the Colony the fare is 10 cents but in Kowloon, it is somewhat different,

Ferry to Yaumati—the fare for first class is 10 cents and 5 cents for third class. For

the subsequent section the fares for both classes are increased by 5 cents, and so

on. A motor bus service to Kepulse Bay is maintained by the Hong Kong

Hotel.

A cable tramway has since 1888 given access to the Peak and is worked

with great success, both financially and otherwise. The City terminus of this

interesting little line is at St. John’s Place.

Institutions

There are numerous Clubs in the Colony. The principal are the Hongkong

Club on the Praya, the Club Lusitano in Ice House Street, the Sport Club

and the China Fleet Club on the Praya. The Hongkong Club is a handsome

building replete with every modern comfort; a large annexe was

completed in 1902. The Peak Club is domiciled in a pretty building at

Plunkett Gap, and possesses tennis and croquet lawns on land adjoining.

There are also the Hong Kong Jockey Club, United Services Recreation Club

(Kowloon), the Club de Recreio, the Craigengower Cricket Club, the Civil Service

Cricket Club, the Deutsche Club, the Filipino Club, the Indian Recreation

Club, the Ladies Recreation Club, the South China Athletic Association, the

Chinese) Athletic Association, the Chinese Recreation Club, the Victoria Recrea-

tion Club, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and the Hong Kong Polo Club.

The Royal Hongkong Golf Club has four courses, Happy Valley and Deep

Water Bay (9 holes each) and Fanling (two 18 holes courses, the “new” and

the “old”). There are also Hockey Clubs, a Chess Club, and a Yacht Club. In

1928 the Sports Club housed in King’s Building was opened by H. E. the Officer

Administering the Government, the Hon. Mr. (now Sir) William J. Southorn.

The main object of this Club was that residents of all nationalities could meet

socially. It has proved to be a great success. The Ladies’ Recreation Cluh

have several prettily 1 aid-out tennis courts and a pavilion in their grounds on

the Peak Road.

The Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce have rooms in the Char-

tered Bank Building. The Committee form its executive, and the Chamber

is frequently asked by the Government for its opinion on questions affecting

commerce. There is a branch of the China Association, with its separate

Committee. A Chinese Chamber of Commerce was established in 1920 and

has since been of great service, not only to the Chinese merchants of Hong-

kong but to Chinese merchants overseas. The Freemasons’ Hall, erected in*

1865, is situated in Zetland Street, and, by an arrangement concluded in 1922

at the suggestion of the parent Lodge, has now become the joint property of

all the (Lodges in the Colony. The Institution of Marine Engineers watches

over the interests of that profession. The Hongkong Benevolent Society does

good work among those who are occasionally cast destitute on the Colony.

The Helena May Institute for Women, named after Lady May, situated in

Garden Road, was opened on the 12th, September, 1916, and extended in 1922. In

January, 1930, a branch was opened in Kowloon by Lady Olementi. Among

other institutions are the St. Andrew’s Society, primarily established to ensure

the fitting celebration of the anniversary of Scotland’s patron saint; the St.

Gooige’s Society, started in 1927; St. David’s Society, St. Patrick’s Society,

the Kowloon Residents’ Association, the English Association, the Mid-Levels

Residents Association and the Peak Residents’ Association.

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Under the auspices of the Hongkong Jockey Club pony racing is con-

ducted in the Colony. The annual meeting which lasts five days is generally

arranged to take place about a fortnight after Chinese New Year. After the

annual meeting a number of “extra" meetings are held, there being about

twenty race days in the year not including the annual meeting. Steeple-

chasing was introduced into the Colony a few years ago and the meetings of

the Fanling Hunt Club are now very popular. One meeting a month is held

except during July and August when it is too hot for racing.

Athletic sports are held every year by the residents, schools, and the garrison

and great interest is shown by the public. Football is far and away the most

popular form of sport as it has in recent years got a grip on the Chinese

public. In summer swimming sports are held at regular intervals at the Vic-

toria Recreation Club and at a number of Chinese swimming clubs at North

Point. Water Polo is fast becoming the most popular form of summer sport.

There is a Philharmonic Society (resuscitated in 1922) and also an Amateur

Dramatic Club, the members of which give occasional performances in the

Theatre Royal during the season. Several large and well equipped cinema

theatres showing talking pictures and three large Chinese Theatres, where the

Chinese drama is almost constantly on view, are always well attended.

There are four daily papers published in English: the Hongkong Daily

Press and the South China Morning Post, which appear in the morning; the

China Mail and the Hongkong Telegraph, issued in the evening. There are

three weekly papers—the Hongkong Weekly Press and China Overland

Trade Report, the Overland China Mail, and the Sunday Herald.

The Directory & Chronicle of the Far East has been issued annually since

1862 from the Daily Press Office. The native Press consists of about a dozen

papers. The Government Gazette is published once a week.

There are several good hotels in Victoria, the leading ones in the city being

the Hong Kong Hotel and The Gloucester, a fine modern building opened in

1932. On the other side of the island a hotel at Repulse Bay was

opened on New Year’s Day, 1920, by the Governor, H. E. Sir Reginald Stubbs

In Kowloon there are the Station Hotel, the Palace Hotel, and

the Kowloon Hotel, while erection on Salisbury Road, by the Hong-

kong - Shanghai Hotels Co., Ltd., of a hotel on the most up to-

date lines and containing extensive accommodation, called the Peninsula

Hotel, gives Hongkong the honour of having the largest hotel in the Orient.

The Peninsula Hotel was opened in December, 1928, by the Hon. Mr. W. T.

Southorn, at thait time the acting governor.

Industries

The Colony possesses a large sugar refinery, shipbuilding yards (described

below), a cement works, a rope works, many Chinese knitting factories, a soap

and perfumery factory, glass blowing establishments, cigar and cigarette fac-

tories of modern type, native factories for the preparation for export of Vermil-

lion, soy, baskets and rattan ware, numerous native boat building yards and

granite quarries, etc. A Dairy Farm Company, under European supervision,

also controls an extensive ice factory. The Colonial Government owns the

British section of a single line railway to Canton.

The works of the Hongkong and China Gas Company are situated at West

Point and at Yaumati, and those of the Hongkong Electric Company at North

Point. A new power-station for the Electric Company was built on a site

reclaimed from the sea for this purpose. The city is illuminated by electric

light, which was introduced at the end of 1890. Electricity is supplied in

Kowloon by the China Light & Power Co.’, Ltd.

 HONGKONG

Docks and Shipbuilding Yards

Excellent dock accommodation and shipbuilding facilities exist in the

Colony. The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., a British Company, in-

corporated under the Hongkong Companies Ordinance 1865, on the 11th Octo-

ber, 1866, has three extensive establishments. The principal establishment and

Head Office is situated at Kowloon Docks, Hung Horn, one known as Cosmopo-

litan Dock at Tai Kok Tsui, and two Dry Docks at Aberdeen, on the south

side of Hongkong Island. The establishments of this Company are fitted with

all the best and latest appliances for engineering and shipbuilding work. No.

1 Dock at Kowloon can accommodate the largest vessel in H.M. Navy on the

China Station, and also the largest merchant vessel calling at Hongkong.

The Docks and Slips are of the following dimensions :t-

Kowloon Docks, Hung Hom—

No. 1 {Admiralty) Dock—lQO feet in length, 95 feet in breadth at

entrance at top and 88 feet at bottom, and 30 feet depth of water over

sill at ordinary spring tides.

No. 2 Dock—Length on keel blocks, 371 feet; breadth at entrance,

74 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 14 feet.

Patent Slips, No. 1—Length on keel blocks 240 feet; breadth at

entrance 60 feet; depth on the blocks 14 feet.

No. 2—Length on keel blocks 230 feet; breadth at entrance 60 feet;

depth of water on the blocks at ordinary spring tides, 12 feet.

Tai Kok Tsui

Cosmopolitan Dock—Length on keel blocks, 466 feet; breadth at en-

trance 85 feet 6 inches; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides,

20 feet.

Aberdeen—

Hope Dock—Length on keel blocks, 430 feet; breadth at entrance, 84

feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 23 feet.

JAimmit Dock—Length on keel blocks, 383 feet; breadth at entrance,

64 feet; depth of water over sill at ordinary spring tides, 16 feet.

The Sheers at Hung Hom are capable of lifting 100 tons and the depth

of water alongside is 24 ft. 6 ins. at low tide. There are nine building berths

at Hung Hom ranging from 450 ft. to 900 ft. and the Dock is capable of build-

ing vessels up to 700 ft. in length.

Taikoo —In 1908 docks constructed by the TaikoO Dockyard and En-

gineering Co.,1 Ltd., at Quarry Bay, just inside Lyeemun Pass, were completed.

The dock has been built to British Admiralty requirements, and has been

designed to permit of further increasing its length should it become necessary

at some future time to do so. The dimensions of the dock are: 787 feet ex-

treme length; 750 feet on the blocks; 120 feet wide at coping; 77 feet 6 inches

wide at bottom; 88 feet width of entrance at top; 82 feet width of entrance

at bottom; 34 feet 6 inches depth over centre of sill at high spring tides; 31

feet depth over sides of sill at H.W.O.S.T. A feature of the dock is the

caisson, of the box-sliding type, weighing 400 tons and electrically controlled.

There are three slipways;

No. 1 Slipway is 1,030 feet long and 80 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 335 feet long having a displacement of 3,000 tons.

No. 2 Slipway is 1,053| feet long and 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 370 feet long having a displacement of 4,000 tons.

No. 3 Slipway is 993-J feet long by 60 feet wide, capable of taking

steamers up to 300 feet long having a displacement of 2,000 tons.

The building yard is 500 feet long, and 500 feet wide, and has been

equipped with a view to the construction of passenger and cargo vessels, turbine

 A484 HCWGKOJNG

The engine shops, are most extensive anti complete, capable of undertaking

the building of all classes of steam engines, including geared turbines. The

establishment throughout has been fitted with the latest time-saving appliances

procurable. The electric crane situated on the sea-wall lifts 100 tons at a

radius of 70 feet, and waggon and crane roads run the full length from end

to end.

Wharves and Godowns

Cargo is handled both in midstream and at wharves. In the former case

transit by means of lighter or native junk is the rule. Steamers surrounded

five deep on either side by native craft are consequently a normal feature of

Hongkong Harbour.

The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, owns

a water frontage 2,000 feet in length at Kowloon, the total area of its pro-

perty being 1,201,330 square feet. It has nine berths capable of berthing

steamers 650 feet in length with a draught of 32 feet at lowest spring tides.

A new wharf, 800 feet in length, and 60 feet in breadth, is in course of con-

struction. Light railway lines facilitate the transfer of cargo to or from

transit godowns or from steamer to steamer at the wharves. A railway siding

connects the premises with the Kowloon-'Canton Railway. The Company

maintains a fleet of eleven steam and motor tugs and launches and 114 lighters

of from 50 to 200 tons capacity; its godowns (including separate buildings

for extra hazardous, hazardous and non-hazardous goods and bonded ware-

house for storage of dutiable goods) have a total capacity of about 300,000

measurement tons. An open space (343,343 sq. ft.) is also provided for storage

of timber and other cargoes not requiring cover. The newer godowns are

equipped with electric conveyors and electric cranes. Sixteen cargo cranes

are operated on shore and five afloat, with a lifting capacity up to 25 tons.

There is additional accommodation at West Point, the principal Chinese

business quarter. A large staff of Swatow coolies, trained to handle cargo,

is employed and housed by the Company, which also maintains an effective

force of detectives and watchmen to prevent robberies and pilferage.

Holt’s Wharf has a frontage of 1,600 ft. and an area of 108,000 sq. ft.

The storage accommodation comprises five, four and two-storey warehouses

with a capacity of 25,000 measurement tons. A large fleet of tugs and lighters

is also maintained. Both these wharves are connected by special siding with

the railway.

With cargo delivered from transit godown, the system is for consignees

to obtain Agents’ countersignature to their Bills of Lading, after which the

Bills of Lading are stamped off for delivery at the Godown Office, and con-

signees go to the godowns where their cargo is delivered to them, seven days’

free storage (not counting date of arrival) being allowed, after which overtime

is charged. Only a portion of a steamer’s cargo is taken direct by consignees

from transit godowns, the balance usually being transferred to storage godowns

under instructions from the consignees, the greater part of the merchandise

being held under lien to the various banks. Warrants are issued for such

cargo and the merchants issue Delivery Orders as and when required.

The Peak District

A well-made but steeply-graded mountain road leads up from the centre

of the city to the summit of Victoria Peak, with numerous other paths branch-

ing off from it at Victoria Gap along the adjoining hills. A tramway, on the

wire rope system, runs to the Victoria Gap, the lower terminus being close

to St. John’s Cathedral. It was opened to traffic on the 30th, May, 1888. The

Victoria (Jubilee) Hospital occupying a breezy site on Barker Road, was open-

ed by Sir Henry Blake on the 7th, November, 1903, partly as the result of public

subscription. A new block was added to it in 1923. Yet another hospital, named

“The Matilda Hospital,” is situated at the southern corner of Mount Kellett. It

 HONGKONG A485

and maintenance are borne by the estate of the late Mr. Granville Sharp, who

devoted the bulk of his fortune to provide such an institution for the benefit

of persons needing it who are of European or American, birth. Another

hospital, the War Memorial Nursing Home, was opened in 1932 on Mount

Kellett Road.

The road from Victoria Gap westward leads to Victoria Peak, which js

1,823 feet above the sea and rises almost abruptly behind the centre of the

city of Victoria. Not far from the summit of the Peak, on a most commanding

site, stands Mountain Lodge, the summer residence of H.E. the Governor, which

was erected in 1901. Another road northward from Victoria Gap and known as

Lugard Road there

Peak. From was completed in 1920,

a road leads downand,to with Harlech

the West Road,City.encircles

of the Victoria

Another road

in a directly opposite direction leads from Victoria Gap to Magazine Gap,

where a second hill village of foreign residences has been formed on the southern

side of the hills at an area of about 900 feet above the sea. There is also a road

from Victoria Gap down to Pokfulum and Aberdeen

A second road to the Peak district was completed in 1922. Starting from

Morrison Hill Road, it runs from Happy Valley and traverses the face of the

hills to Wanchai Gap and Magazine Ghp to the south of the cemetery. From

Wanchai Gap, also, it has been continued, along the southern face of the

hills, to the Peak. It has an easy gradient and was constructed for motor

traffic. A branch of it runs in an opposite direction to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap

and along the South side of the hills until it joins the motor road which en-

circles the island. Houses are springing up rapidly along the road, and

adjacent to it.

Magazine Gap is also approached from the lower levels by an excellent

and well-graded road, commencing on the Bowen Road, which is now a motor

road as far as May road.

The Rural Districts

There are several villages on the island, the largest of which is Shau-ki-

wan, situate in a bay in the Ly-ee-mun Pass, a centre for Chinese fishing

craft. Aberdeen, known to the Chinese as iShek-pai-wan, on the south of the

island, possesses a well sheltered little harbour, also much frequented by fishing

craft. Two large docks of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company are

situated there. Pokfolum, on the road to Aberdeen, about four miles from

Victoria, is also a residential district and many residences have been erected

in pleasant and picturesque situations, commanding fine sea views and cool

breezes, but for some years after the development of the Peak district Pok-

fulum remained comparatively neglected, when the difficulty of finding addi-

tional sites on the higher levels again brought it into notice. The sanitorium

of the French Missions is located at Pokfulum, and is a fine building with

an elegant chapel attached. The Dairy Farm is also situated there. Some

distance beyond Aberdeen are two excellent bathing beaches known as Deep

Water Bay (where there is a 9-hole golf-course and club-house) and Repulse

Bay (where a popular hotel has been erected by the Hongkong^Shanghai Hotels

Co., Ltd.). Wong-Nei-Cheong is located at the head of the valley of that

name. A motor-road has been constructed from the Morrison Hill district

via Wanchai Gap to Wong-Nei-Cheong Gap and to the Peak, and a tramway

was considered for the purpose of rendering building sites in the Mt. Cameron

district accessible to residents. Stanley, situated in a small bay on the south-

east of the island, was once the site of a military station, but the barrack

buildings have been pulled down, and the village is now stationary. A modern

school named St. Stephen’s College has been erected nearby. A cemetery on

the point contains numerous graves of British officers and soldiers. There is

an excellent motor road round the Island by way of Pokfolum, Aberdeen,

Stanley, Tytam and Shaukiwan. This was commended as a memorial of the

A486 HONGKONG

Jubilee of Queen Victoria and completed at the end of 1919. Saiwan is a

small village picturesquely situated in Saiwan Bay, just outside the Ly-ee-

mun Pass, and is much frequented by picnic parties. In the belief that it

was a healthy locality, small barracks were erected there early in the forties,

but the experiment proved most disastrous, for in five weeks out of a detach-

ment of 20 English soldiers five died and three more were removed in a dan-

gerous condition. The buildings were therefore soon abandoned. Shek O is

a small but prettily-located village occupying a small valley shut in from

the water on the eastern .coa/st, not far from Cape D’Aguilar. This district is

being developed as a European summer resort and a Country Club has been

established. Near here a wireless station has been erected.

Kowloon and otheb Dependencies

Across the harbour is the dependency of British Kowloon, which is deve-

loping very rapidly along lines laid down by the Town Planning Committee.

Some four square miles of the peninsula were first granted in perpetual lease

by the Kwangtung Government to Sir Harry (then Mr.) Parkes, but were

definitely ceded to Great Britain in 1860 by Article VI. of the Peking Con-

vention. Yau-ma-ti, the principal village, has greatly increased in population,

and has become an important town. There is a considerable Chinese junk

trade to this district and amongst other industries is a preserved ginger fac-

tory. Gas Works were erected there in 1892, and the settled portion of the

peninsula is lighted with gas; electricity is also now largely used, the gen-

erating station being at Hunghom. Three regiments of Indian infantry are

usually stationed at Tsim-tsa Tsui, where barracks and officers’ quarters are

located and a Mahommedan mosque has been erected. At Tsim-tsa-tsui, too,

a large number of European houses and flats have been erected, and this

portion of the peninsula, which faces Victoria, has gradually developed into

a populous residential settlement. It is approached by Nathan Road, a fine

wide thoroughfare running at right angles to the water-front. A fine bund,

with a massive granite wall, has been constructed here, and an extensive range

of godowns built and several fine wharves made for discharging cargo and

coaling. Here, also, is situated the handsome terminal station of the Canton-

Kowlcon Railway. During 1905 and 1906 extensive reclamation works were

carried out extending eastward from the godown company’s property to

Hunghom. Messrs. Butterfield & Swire have erected extensive godown ac-

commodation on the reclamation. The same period will also be remembered

by the building of two churches at Kowloon—St. Andrew’s, in Nathan Road,

being the gift of the Hon. Sir Paul Chater, c.M.G., and the Roman Catholic

Church in Chatham Road, the gift of Dr. S. A. Gomes. Sir Paul Chater also

donated the funds for erecting a third place of worship on the Peninsula—a

branch of the Union Church, Hong Kong. There are several hotels, the largest

and newest being the Peninsula. The Central British School was erected in

1901 on Nathan Road at the expense of Mr. (now Sir) Robert Ho Tung. The

Navy maintains a small naval yard, subsidiary to the principal establishment

on the Hongkong side. The Royal Observatory is situated on Mount Elgin;

and a large and handsome Police Station for the Water Police occupies an

eminence just above the Praya. A fine building for a European Y.M.C.A.

was opened in November, 1925. A steam ferry plies regularly between Tsim-

tsa-tsui and Victoria; ferry boats also run between Victoria and Sham-shui-

po, Mongkok, Yau-ma-ti and Hunghom, where the principal docks of the

Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co. are situated. The Cosmopolitan Dock

and works, also belonging to the same Company, are situated at Sham Shui

Po. At Hok-un are also situated the extensive works of the Green Island

Cement Co., Ltd., and the patent slip and shipbuilding yard of Messrs. W.

S. Bailey & Oo., Ltd. At Kowloon Tong a very extensive area has been

levelled and a charming garden city has sprung up.

In 1898 an agreement was entered into whereby China ceded to Great Bri-

tain for ninety-nine years the territory behind Kowloon Peninsula up to a line

 HONGKONG A487

drawn from Mirs Bay to Deep Water Bay and the adjacent islands, including

Lantao, the extent of the New Territory being about 376 square miles, namely,

286 squareofmiles

ceremony on thetaking

formally mainland andterritory

over the 90 squarewasmiles

fixedonforthetheislands. The

17th April,

1899, when the British flag was to have been hoisted at Taipohu, and the day

was declared a general holiday. Attacks, however, having been made on the

parties engaged on the preliminary arrangements, the mat-sheds erected for

the accommodation of the police having been burnt, and oth^r evidences of

organised opposition having been given, it was deemed advisable to assume

full

Hon.jurisdiction on theSir)

Mr. (afterwards 16th,J. April, on which

H. Stewart date theo.m.g.,

Lockhart, flag Colonial

was hoisted by the

Secretary.

Military operations were found necessary to overcome the opposition, and on

the 18th April the rebels were completely routed in an action fought at Sheung

Tsun, their force numbering some 2,600 men. On the British side there were

no fatalities and only one or two slight casualties; a number of Chinese were

killed carried

being and wounded,

away bybuttheir

the friends.

exact figures wereConvention

In the not ascertained,

it was those who that

provided fell

Kowloon City was to remaih Chinese, but, owing to the difficulties in admini-

stration and in respect of the disturbances which occurred on the taking over

of the leased area, the Home Government determined to take over this area

and orders were issued to the military authorities to seize Kowloon walled

city and Shamchun. This was done on the 16th, May, 1899, no opposition being

encountered at either place. The Hongkong Volunteer Corps took part in the

expedition to Kowloon City. Shamchun, the other place seized, is an important

town on the river of the same name just beyond the boundary originally agreed

upon. It was, however, restored to the Chinese authorities in November, 1899.

The New Territory under British jurisdiction is being rapidly developed by

the construction of roads; one of these, running from Kowloon to Castle Peak,

affording magnificent sea-scapes to the piotorist, who can return by way of

Fan Ling and Taipo, the total distance being about sixty miles. Police stations

have been established, and a system of administration by means of village

communities organised. The headquarters of the administration are at Tai-

pohu. The railway from Kowloon to Canton, which passes through the New

Territory to Shamchun, has already done much to develop it. The Hongkong

Golf Club acquired an area of 56.62 acres in the valley stretching West from

Fanling and have converted it into a Golf Course of 18 holes, with two relief

Courses of 9 holes each, which are now being extended, the whole promising

to be the best in the East. The neighbourhood and Taipo are coming into

favour with Europeans for residental purposes by reason of the picturesque

scenery. The principal islands and their populations are as follows:—Lantao,

5,844; Cheung Chau, 6,035; Lamma, 1,256. These figures do not include the

floating population. The islands to the west of Hongkong contain 1,925; those

to the east 1,169. The Chinese population of the New Territories is 95,503.

Of the islands and islets in the waters of the Colony (exclusive of the above

acquisitions) the most important is Stonecutter’s Island, formerly known as

Wong Chune-chow, opposite to and about three-quarters of a mile from the

north-west extremity of the Kowloon peninsula. The island is an irregular

ridge about a mile in length, and a little over a quarter of a mile broad; the

principal eminences are occupied by batteries and no one is allowed to land

without a permit. The Quarantine Station also is located here. After the

great typhoon of September, 1874, two*or three thousand bodies of the victims

found afloat were interred on Stonecutter’s Island. Kellet’s Island is a small

rock near East Point, on which formerly stood a fort, now replaced by a small

magazine. Green Island, at the western entrance of the harbour, has been

planted with trees and now justifies its name all the year round. A lighthouse

nas been placed on its south-western extremity. One Tree Island is a tiny rock

near the entrance to Aberdeen. Aplichau, a considerable island opposite

Aberdeen, of which harbour it forms part, has a populous fishing village on

its northern shore facing Aberdeen. Lantao and Lamma Islands were brought

 A488 HONGKONG

under British jurisdiction by the Kowloon Convention of 1898. The former

has a considerably larger area than Hongkong, but both this island and Gamma

are very sparsely populated by agriculturists and fishermen. Cheung Chau

is becoming popular as a summer resort for Europeans, numerous bungalows

having been erected in the European reservation by missionaries and others.

Population and Defences

A census taken in April, 1931, showed the total population of the Colony

to be 852,932, as compared with 825,166 ten years ago. Kowloon, which had a

population of 74,698 in 1921 doubled its figures, while the Island inhabitants

have increased in numbers from 347,000 to 424,000, an increase of about 77,000.

The whole population may be summed up as follows:—City of Victoria, 424,522

(as compared with 347,401 in 1921); Kowloon, 262,899 (as compared with

103,488); New Territories, 95,503 (as compared with 83,163); and the floating

population, 69,008 (as compared with 71,154).

The Garrison consists of British and Indian troops. There is also a local

Volunteer Defence Corps. The approaches to the harbour are strongly forti-

fied, the batteries consisting of well-constructed earthworks. The western

entrance is protected by guns on Mount Davis, Stonecutters Island and Belcher

Point. The Lyee-Mim Pass is defended by forts on the Hongkong side and

another on Devil’s Peak on the mainland.

The Naval Yard consists of a large dock, an extensive range of workshops

and offices east of the Artillery Barracks, and the Naval Authorities have an-

other large establishm nt on the Kowloon side near to Yaumati.

Climate

As intimated in earlier paragraphs, Hongkong formerly possessed a most

unenviable notoriety for unhealthiness, and in years past the troops garrisoned

here suffered grievously from malarial fevers. At the present time, however,

the Colony is one of the healthiest spots in the world in the same latitude.

The influence of the young pine forests created by the Afforestation Department

and the draining of nullahs on the slopes have no doubt been beneficial in

checking malaria, and the attention latterly bestowed on sanitation has not

been without its due effect. The number of deaths from malaria during the

past six years were: 1921, 332; 1922, 454; 1923, 674; 1924, 707; 1925, 702, 1926,

587. The last number represents 0.89 per thousand of population. The general

death-rate per 1,000 in 1926 was 15.9 (19.07 in 1925). Among the Chinese com-

munity the death-rate was 16.01 per 1,000, compared with 19.10 in 1925.

Amongst the non-Chinese civilian community the death-rate per 1,000 was 10.9

as against 14.6 in 1925.

Four successive years of comparative drought, 1898-1901, led to the assump-

tion that the rainfall of Hongkong was decreasing. But such is not the case;

the mean annual rainfall for the period 1902-11 wa® 84.21 inches against 68.29

inches for the period 1895-1901. Until 1918 the rainfall was never so heavy

as in the period 1888-1894, when the mean annual fall was 101.08 inches.

Trade in 1940

According to an official report released for publication by the Superintendent of

Imports and Exports, the combined value of the Colony’s imports and exports of

merchandise

(£6.7 millions)asasdeclared

comparedduring

withthe

$88.7month of November,

millions 1940, intotalled

(£5.5 millions) $107.41939.

November, millions

In terms of local currency the total visible trade of the Colony increased by 21.1

per cent in November, 1940 as compared with November, 1939; and by 21.8 per cent

in terms of sterling.

Imports of merchandise in November, 1940 totalled $57.9 millions (£3.6 millions)

as compared

millions (£3.1 with $48.9asmillions

millions) compared(£3.0

withmillions) in November,

$39.8 millions 1939, and exports $49.4

(£2.5 millions).

 HONGKONG A489

local currency, and by 20.0 per cent in terms of sterling. Exports of merchandise inof

Imports of merchandise in November, 1940 increased by 18.4 per cent in terms

November,

cent in terms1940of sterling.

increased by 24.1 per cent in term of local currency, and by 24.0 per

During the first eleven months of 1940 imports of merchandise totalled $686.9

millions (£42.5 millions) as compared with $539.4 millions (£33.1 millions) in the

corresponding period of 1939; and exports totalled $570.8 millions (£35.3 millions) as

compared with $486.6 millions (£29.9 millions).

Imports

by 28.4 of merchandise

per cent increasedexports

in terms of sterling; by 27.3increased

per cent inbyterms

17.3 ofperlocal

centcurrency,

in termsandof

local currency, and by 18.1 per cent in terms of sterling.

The following

during table months

shows comparative importswith

andtheexports of merchandise

of 1939 each of theineleven

and 1938, of 1940(inasmillions):

$’s and £’s sterling compared corresponding months

Imports Exports

1938 1939 1940 1938 1939 1940

January . ...$61.7 40.7 69.7 39.4 40.2 61.9

<£ 3.8 2.5 4.3 2.4 2.5 3.8

February. ...$41.4 36.8 53.0 38.5 36.5 42.2

£ 2.6 2.3 3.3 2.4 2.3 2.6

March ...$59.3 48.0 75.7 57.5 43.9 48.0

<£ 3.6 3.0 4.7 3.6 2.7 3.0

April ...859.3 57.1 72.1 51.4 49.6 59.0

£3.6 3.5 4.5 3.2 3.0 3.6

May ...$63.3 59.1 79.3 46.1 49.3 59.0

£3.9 3.6 4.9 2.8 3.0 3.7

June ...$57.5 59.3 69.9 37.0 50.6 56.6

£3.6 3.6 4.3 2.3 3.1 3.5

July ...$47.8 50.6 56.6 36.7 45.7 62.4

£3.0 3.1 3.5 2.3 2.8 3.9

August ...$48.5 52.2 53.4 38.7 44.8 37.8

£3.0 3.2 3.3 2.4 2.7 2.3

September ...$39.1 39.9 48.0 51.3 42.5 42.8

£ 2.4 2.5 3.0 3.2 2.6 2.7

October ... ...$40.4 46.9 51.4 40.4 43.9 51.5

£2.5 2.9 3.2 2.5 2.7 3.2

November ...$53.6 48.9 57.9 41.4 39.8 49.4

£3.3 3.0 3.6 2.6 2.5 3.1

 HONG KONG IMPORT CUSTOMS TARIFF

Intoxicating Liquor Duties

PART I

European Type Liquor per gallon

On all liqueurs, and on all champagnes and other sparkling wines $10.00

On allEmpire

brandy consigned from and grown or produced in the British 3.00

On all other brandy and on gin, rum whisky & other spirituous liquors. 6.00

On all port, sherry and madeira 4.00

On all other still wines 3.00

On cider and perry 0.60

On beer

not (as defined1065

exceeding in the Ordinance but exclusive

gravity, ofthatcideris toandsay,perry)

specific gravity of thedegrees original

worts before fermentation the 0.60

with the addition of $0.01 per gallon for every degree

if brew-by

edbywhich the original

orthemade in the gravity

Colony, ofexceeds

“Bates” standard saccharometer.

the worts

1066 fordegrees

such beer,

as measured

On allandother

perry) beerimported

(as defined

in a inconcentrated

the Ordinance form,butorexclusive

as ale basis, of cideror 0.60

malt e^id hops concentrate

with

which the

the addition

original of $0.01exceeds

gravity per gallon

1045 for everyas degree

degrees measured by

by the “Bates” standard saccharometer.

On allfor intoxicating

everydutydegree liquors

above above strength ofin 18addition

such strength, degreestounder proof,

the appro-

priate as above 0.07

PART II

Chinese Type Liquor

On allof alcohol

Chinese bytypeweight spirits containing not more than 24 per cent. 1.20

For every One per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.05

PART III

Japanese Type Liquor

On all sake containing not more than 24 per cent, of alcohol by weight 1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight... 0.05

PART IV

Other Liquors

On all spirituous liquors other than intoxicating liquors, but including spirits of

wine or arrack, containing not more than 24 per cent, of alcohol by weight $1.20

For every one per cent, of additional alcoholic strength by weight 0.05

Provided

discretion, to that

assess it

the shall

duty be

on lawful

any for the

intoxicating Superintendent

liquor not of Imports

specifically and Exports,

mentioned in in 'his

Parts

I,intendent

II, and shall

III above at such rate as is provided in such parts for the liquor which the Super-

that it shalldeem

also spirituous

any be lawful to approximate

for the saidmost nearly to such

Superintendent, in hisintoxicating

discretion, toliquor; assessand

theprovided

duty on

per gallon. liquors imported in a consignment of less than two gallons at one time at $5.00

NOTE — “Spirituous Liquors” means liquors containing more than

two per cent, of proof spirit, but shall not include dena-

tured spirits.

 HONGKONG A491

Imported Tobacco

A. —On unmanufactured tobacco: *

(1) If unstripped: per lb.

(a) containing

weight thereof: 10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

ItI. OtherIf of EmpiretobaccoOrigin 7063 cents

cents

(b) containing less than 10 pounds of moisture per 100 pounds

weight thereof:

II.I. Other

If of EmpiretobaccoOrigin 7280 cents

cents

(2) If stripped:

(a) weight

containing thereof:10 pounds or more of moisture per 100 pounds

I.II. IfOtherof Empire

tobaccoOrigin 7684 cents

cents

(b) containing

weight thereof: less than 10 pounds of moisture per 100 pounds

II.I. Other

If of EmpiretobaccoOrigin 9184 cents

cents

B. —On manufactured tobacco:

(1) Cigars:

II.I. IfOther

III.

If ofof Empire

Empire manufacture

cigars

Origin & manufacture

only $1.60

1.80

1.00

(2) Cigarettes:

II.I. Other

III. IfIf ofof Empire

Empire manufacture

Origin & manufacture

cigarettes only 0.80

0.90

2.00

,

(3) cuttings

Other manufactured

: tobacco, including snuff and cigar

I. If of

II. IfOnofChinese Empire Origin & manufacture

Empireprepared

manufacture only 0.80

0.90

III.

IV. Other varieties tobacco 0.90

1.00

The following tobacco shall be exempt from duty:

(a) ships stores

(b) private

tobacco use which andtheiswhichimported in broken

does not exceed packages

such in passengers’

quantity, weight, baggage

or value for

asmade

may

beunder

allowed by

this Ordinance. Superintendent or as may be appointed by regulations

Motor Oars

On all foreign madeC.I.E. motorvalue.

vehicles on first registration, 20% of the

Motor Spirit Duties per gallon

Motor Spirit (all kinds) 25 cents

NOTE

The duties to be paid upon intoxicating or spirituous liquors imported into, or

distilled, made orasprepared

shall be assessed stated inin,thethetariff: ColonyProvided

and allthattobacco imported

the dollars into the thereof

and decimals Colony

stated in the tariff shall be conventional dollars reckoned

shilling and eight pence sterling; and that consequently to arrive at the actual amount as the equivalent of one

payable in by

multiplied Hong 20 Kongdivided

and currency by thefigure

a conventional

settled by dollar

the stated inTreasurer

Colonial the tarifffrom

shalltime be

to time representing the average opening selling rates for the previous month of the

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation for demand drafts on London.

LEGALISED TARIFE OE FARES FOR TAXIS, CHAIRS, JIN-

RICKSHAS, BOATS, &c., IN THE COLONY OF HONGKONG

The fares prescribed for public vehicles are as follows :—

40 cents for the first mile and 10 cents TAXICAB for every quarter of a mile thereafter any distances.

FAKES

The

following fare for the hiring of a motor cab fitted with a taximeter shall be according to the

Forscale:—

A.B. Exceeding

a distance not exceeding

one mile, for each one quarter mile...

of a mile... ...... ... ...$0.40 0.10 (K’loon.

(K’loon. $0.05) $0.40)

O. Waiting time with meter shut off for each period of five minutes ... 0.10 (K’loon. $0.05)

SCALE OF FARES FOR CHAIRS

With 2 Bearers. With 4 Bearers.

Ten

Quarterminutes

hour ...

... ... ... ... ... ... ... 15 cents 30 cents

Half

One hour

Everyhoursubsequent ... hour... ... ... ...2540 „„ 8040 „„

SCALE OF FARES FOR JINRICKSHAS

I.—In the Island op Hongkong

Caine Road and Lower Levels, and in Kowloon and New Kowloon

(With Single Driver)

Ten

HalfIfminutes

hour ... 2010 cents

„ CityI| Every

One hoursubsequent hourdischarged 3030 cents

... ...outside „

the Jinricksha

ternStation

part onof the be engaged

the Eastern

City ofside within

Victoria the

after 9 p.m.,of Victoria,

or beafter and

discharged be to the Easthalfof fare

Bay View the

Police of the City of Victoria

be chargeable. For 2 or 3 drivers the fare is double or treble respectively. 9 p m., an extra shall

II.—In the Hill District

Quarter hourOne hour ... 20 cents [ Half hour ... ... 40 cents 30 cents

III.—In the New Territories

By arrangement with the proprietors through the Police.

PASSENGER BOATS

Class A Per Day of 12 Hours Class B

1st Class boats *3.00

2.00 2nd 1st Class

Classboats

boats ... $2.00

2nd Class boats

All other boats

Class A 1.50

Per Hour or LessAll other boats Class B ...... 1.50

1.00

Per hour with 2 passengers . 40 cents Per hour

„ PerForhalf-hour with 2 passengers

„ . 20 cents

PerForhalf-hour

each extra „

passenger, 10 centszufor half- each extraforpassenger 5 cents iu for half- „

an-hour,

Between20 sunset

cents per

andhour.sunrise, 10 cents extra an-hour, Between 10 sunset

per30passenger.

cents an hour.

and sunrise, 10 cents extra

““ 2nd Class Boats

Boats ”” are those measuring feet and to 30overfeetin inlength.

All other are those

those measuring

of under 20from feet 20in length. length.

CARGO BOATS

Per day or night of 12 hours.

Vessels of 10,000 piculs and upwards $60

Vessels under—

10,000

5,000 „ piculs and not less than 5,000 piculs

4,000

3,000 „„ 4,000

3,000

2,000

„

2,000

1,000 1,000

800

500

100 piculs 1.50

 HONGKONG

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor, Comdr.-in-Chief & Vice-Admiral—H. E. Sir Geoffry Alexander Stafford

Northcote,

Officer k.c.m.g.the(OnGovernment—Lieutenant

Administering leave) - General Edward Felix Norton,

C.B., D.S.O., M.C.

Aide-de-Camp—Capt. S. H. Batty-Smith (Regular Army Reserve of Officers), The

Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire)

Private Secretary—G. Treverton, b.a. (Oxon.)

M & Wk 1 Ohing Kuk

Executive Council

Official Members The Hon. Dr. P. S. Selwyn-Clarke, M.c.

H. E. The General Officer Commanding Unofficial Members

The Troops

The Hon. Rear-Admiral A. M. Peters, The(OnHon. Sir H. E. Pollock, kt., k.c., ll.d.

leave)

D.S.C., E.N. The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

The

The Hon.

Hon. The Colonial Secretary

The Attorney-General The Hon. Sir R. H. Kotewall, kt., c.m.g.

The Hon. The Secretary for Chinese Affairs Thell.d.Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell (Acting)

The Hon. The Financial Secretary

Clerk of Councils—T. Megarry

Deputy Clerk of Councils—C. B. Burgess

% m Ting Lai Kuk

Legislative Council

President—His Excellency The Governor

Official Members The Hon.

PublicMr.Works

H. J.(Acting)

Pearce, m.c., Director

His Excellency The General Officer Theof Hon.

Commanding The Troops of PoliceMr.(Acting)

C. G. Perdue, Commissioner

The Hon. The Colonial Secretary The Hon. Mr. W. J. Carrie (Acting)

The Hon. The Attorney-General Unofficial Members

The Hon. The Secretary for Chinese Affairs The(OnHon.

leave)Sir H. E. Pollock, kt., k.c., ll.d.

The Hon. The Financial Secretary The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

The Hon. Commander G. F. Hole, r.n. The Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell

(Retired), Harbour Master (On leave) I The The Hon. Mr.

Hon. Dr. Lo Man

Mr. LiLeo Kam e Castro, Jr.

D’Almada

The Hon. Dr. P. S. Selwyn-Clarke, M.C., I The Hon. Shu Fan

Director of Medical Services

The Hon. Mr. A. B. Purves, Director of i; TheThe Hon.

Hon. Mr.

Mr. A.W. L.N.Shields

T. Tam

Public Works (On leave) | The Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce (Acting)

Clerk of Cour cils—T. Megarry

Deputy Clerk of C< mncils—C. B. Burgess

A494 HONGKONG

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Air Raid Precautions Office— 1 # H H

Director of Air Raid A.Precautions—

Wing-Commander H. S. Steel BotanicalYuen&Lam Kam Tuk Chu

Parkins, o.B.E. Forestry Department —

Deputy Director of Aird.s.o. 1, PeakforRoad;

Raid Precau- (Ask 606) General Office Teleph. 39

tions—B. H. Puckle, Supt.

Airtain

RaidC.C.A.

Precautions Architect—Cap-

Hobbs, r.e. (r.a., r.ofo.) (Ask forF.213)Flippance, Teleph. 39

—

F.R.I.B.A., A.M.I.ST.E. Asst. Supt.—I. P. Tamworth

Chief Anti-Gas Instructor — H. W. Supervisor—J. R. Carr

Leyden Asst. Supervisor —R. J. V. Everest

Chinese Anti-Gas

Tai Kwong and FungB.YamInstructors—Chak

Leung

Stenographers—Miss C. Redwood

and Miss R.M. Grant Tai Ying Yam Ming Reung Kong

Chief Clerk—Wong Sik Hung

Clerks—Tam Ting Tung, Chan Hon Colonial Secretariat—Albert Po Chmg Sze Chu

Keong and Tsoi Wing To Road

Chinese Foreman—Chu Pak Lam Colonial Secretary—Hon. Mr. N. L.

Draughtsmen—Mak Sau Fung, Smith, c.m.g.

Kwong Heung Wing and Leung Principal

Clerk ofAsst. Colonial Megarry

Councils—T. Secretary &

Ping Fat

Second Asst. Colonial Secretary

Deputy

Burgess Clerk of Councils—C. B.

m is

Kuo Kar Kun Chu Third Asst. Colonial

J. Minnitt, Secretary—R.

T. J. Houston(Attached)

Assessment Department—Pedder Build- Financial Secretary—Hon. Mr. H. R.

ing, 5th Floor Butters

Assessor—J. Ring Asst. Financial Secretary—R. R. Todd

Asst. Assessors — F. Shanks and A. Asst.

V.

First Currie

Clerk—J. C. Lang —D.Financial Secretary ^Exchange)

Kelvih-Stark

Inspector of Tenements—E. R. Clemo Senior Clerical & Accounting Staj)

Chief Clerk—J. Watson

First Clerk—J. Wattie (Acting)

Attorney-General’s Office—Courts of Librarian-in-Charge — H. E. Strange

Justice Clerks—R.

Attorney-General — Hon. Mr. C. G.

Alabaster, o.b.e., k.c. Bates, T. R.W. Ingram,

H. Maynard, R. A.

E. L. Strange,

Crown Counsels—E.H. Williams, b.a , B. I. Bickford andN. B. M. Whitley

T. J. Gould, A.l.l.m.Fraser,

and J.m.c.Reynolds Probationers—E. J. Kennard,

Ainslie, J. V. G. Mitchell G.

and W. D.

Attached—J. (Cadet Orchard

Officer)

Stenographers & Clerks—Miss C. B. Senior Stenographer — Miss B. Bud-

Murray and Mrs M. B. Grindley den

Stenographers—Miss

Miss F. M. Fowler, Mrs.O. M.B.Redwood,

Johnston

1 $£ HauShbChu and Mrs. J. M. Bassett

Audit Junior Clerical Service

VceuxOffice - Windsor5th\Flo0r

Road Central, House, 12, Des Senior Chinese Clerk—Pun Ku-kwai

Auditor—A. Pollard

' Senior Asst! 7, Auditor — P. J. A. Crown Solicitor’s Office — Supreme

Hamilton Court

Asst. Auditors—W. R. E. Stephenson E.M. W. Davies, Crown solicitor ,

and E.Clerk—R.

Chief L. Clegg Dormer J. P.J. Murphy,

Abbott, asst.

asst. do.

do.

Examiners—K. W. Forrow and D. E. Miss I. J. Seath, stenographer

Smith Leung Yung Keng, clerk

 HONGKONG A495

EDUCATIONAL Second Headmaster — G.

b.sc. (Hons.) (Wales)*Dip. Ed. F. Rees,

1 ^ W ic (Wales)

Kau Ynk Sze Chv Masters—D.

tab.), D. J.McLellan, m.a. (Can.

S. Crozier, b.a.

Education Department—Barker Road, (Hons.;,

Orr, Dip.Dip.Ed.Ed.(London),

m.sc., (Melb.), D.G.

The Peak S.McEwan

Wilby, (Physical

(Manual Instructor),

Director

M.A. of Education—C. G. Sollis, Training Mas-C.

Senior ter), J. R. M. Smith and K. J.

Ralston,Inspectors

m.a., W. ofL. Schools—J.

Handyside, Attwell

Mistresses—Miss M. B. Hall, a.r.b.s.

m.a.,

Morgan, b.sc.m.a.,

(Onb.sc.

leave) and L. G.

(Acting) Teacher Artist Certificate, Miss

Inspectors E. Tasartey, B.es Lettres-Philoso-

Y. P. Law,of b.a.,

Vernacular

W. Yu, Schools—

b.a., I. S. phie, Universite’d’ x, Mrs. M.

Allinson, Mrs. W. Dalziel,

Wan, B.sc. and S.

Supervisors, Physical Training—W. Liang, b.a. (Hons.) (Birmingham), Mrs E.b.a.A.

B. J. Morahan and C. M. McEwan Vagnone (Trained Certificate

Secretary—K. H. Yuen, b.a. Mistress), Mrs. E. M. Hill

(Trained Certificate Mistress),

Board of Education Mrs. C. I. Pryde (Trained Certi -

Director of Education ficate Mistress), Miss MissR. W.

Senior Inspector of Schools Wickett, Miss E.G. G.Marr, D.

Inspector of Vernacular Schools M. Sage, Miss Stephen, b.a.

Health Officer for Schools

Professor of Education, University (Hons.),Mrs. Allinson, b.a. (Hons.)

of Hong Teachers’

Kong Training Col- (London), Diplome de i Universite

Principal, de Dijon

lege

B. Wylie Ellis Kadoorie School—

A.Rev.el Fr.

Arculli

G. Byrne, s.j.. d.ph. Headmaster—C. Mycock

Rev. F. Short Mistress—Miss

Anglo - Chinese O.Masters

B. Green— Tam Pui

Li Tse-fong

Rev. J. R. Higgs, b.a. Chuen, Chan Sik Ki, Ho Shau Him,

D. J. Sloss, C.B.E., M.A. Chau Po Sham, Chan Kwan Shut,

Miss E. S. Atkins lu Po King

Wong Sham,SangLeung Kim Shu and

Lo Tung-fan, b.a., ll.b, University Trained Masters — Lo Ki

Very Rev. Fr. R. W. Gallagher, s.j. San, Lo SoWaiPakKwan, Yik Shiu

Kai

G.L. G.A. Morgan,

Goodban,b.sc., m.a.m.a. (Secretary) Cheong, Sui, Pun

Pang, Li Ka Tung Chan Kai Lau

Belilios Public School — Hollywood and Choy Masters—

Vernacular Kwok Bing

Road; Teleph. 33425N. W. Bascombe, Man Chong Lit, WaiMakPo Sui YamWan,and

Principal—Miss

B.A. Leung Kwok Pun

Asst. Mistresses — Miss B. Visiting Masters—Handwork: S. G.

Smedley, b.sc., Thom,

Miss E.m.a.,M. Miss

Par- Davis, B.sc. BAC.,

Smith, MUS. andA.R.C.O.,

Music: a.r.c.m:.

J. R. M.

kes, b.sc., Miss Physical

Kai Shui Training Instructor — Yue

S.Blanchett,

M. Swift,b.sc.,c.s.m.m.g.,

Miss MissHeang,

I. M.

Miss J. Lam,

b.a., Miss MissL.b.a.,

S. Hb.a.,Wong, S. H.Miss

Ho, Clerk—Lai Chi Pui

Sage,

Miss B.sc., Miss Hearson, b.c., EllisHeadmaster

Kadoorie School

— G. P. for Indians—

Ferguson, b.a.

Man, Wickett,

c.s.u.M.G.,dom. sc. Dip,Chinese

7 Anglo Mrs. (Cantab.)

8 Assistant Masters

Mistresses, 12 Vernacular Mis-

tresses and 4 Visiting Mistresses Hongkong Evening Institute—

Central Director—J. Ralston, m.a.

Girls ofBritishEuropean School (For Boys and

Parentage)—Argy- Sta f of Lecturers

Group I {General)

, ler Street, Kowloon; Teleph. 50888 Bookkeeping & Accountancy — F.

Principal—G. E.

Comp, i.e.e., Hon. e.r. Si Upsdell, m.a., Macleod, c.a. and H. M. Cockle

 HONGKONG

EnglisJ^—C. Mycock & m m &

Pharmacy, Part I—A. L. Potter, b.sc., King’s College—Bonham

A.I.C. Point; Teleph. 33127 Road, West

Shorthand— Mrs. C. M. Bird Principal—H. G. Wallington, m.a.

Teachers (English)—K. J. Attwell (Cantab.)

Handwork & Art—S. G. Davis, M.sc. Second MasterDip.

m.a. (Edin.), — J.Ed.J. Ferguson,

and Mrs. R. Ashton Hill Asst. Masters—W. Mulcahy, b.a.

Biology

Miss — M.

A. L.Parkes,

Potter, b.sc., a.i.c., (Durham), A. A.St.L. G.Potter,

Walton,

D. M.E.Sage, b.sc. b.sc. and Miss m.a. (Cantab.),

(Edin.), G. S. Coxhead,

b.sc.

b.sc.

Chemistry & Physics— D. Orr, m.sc. (Bond.), S. G. Davis, m.sc., Lam

Domestic Science — Miss R. W. Tsung,

Kau Leung SuiHo Sang, Hon

Wickett

Kindergarten—Miss K. M. Anderson Yui Fung,

Shiu, Leung

b.a. (H.K.),Yin, LauFung

Lai

Teachers (Vernacular) — Y. P. Law, Sang,

Ki, b.a.(H.K.),

b.a. (H.K.),WooLeungKing Fung

Tak,

b.a.

b.a.,(Supervisor),Wong

Cheung Wai Fung, Kwokb.a.,Fong,

Ng b.a. (H.K.), Cheung Wing Min,

Kwong Yuen, b.a., Li Shi Yi, b.a., b.a. (H.K.), b.sc. (Oxon.), Wong

Woo Hei Tak, b.a., Ng Pak Keung, Kwok Nang,

Hok In, b.a.b.a. (H.K.),

(H.K.),Chung

John

Mak Kwan Chak, Yu Shuk Man, Pau, b.a. (H.K.), Yeap

Miss Wong Shuk King, b.a. (Uni.of

Shanghai), Yip Chi Chow, Yu Fook Yow, b.a. (H.K.), WongChoongShiu

Yuen and Yip Ming Suen Ming, b.a. (H.K.), Woe,. Hau

Hygiene Kung, b.a. (H.K.), Wai Po Wang,

M B., B.S.(Teachers) — Dr. Au King, b.a. (H.K.), Lee Kui Chee, b.a.

(H.K.),

Physical Instruction — Miss S. M. (H.K.),Wu LiLaw

and HeiShi

Chung Kam,(H.K.)

Tak,Yi,b.a.b.a.

(H.K.)

b.a.

Swift, g..s.m.m.g., Mrs. G. Mann, Asst.

(Member

Massage and of Chartered Society of

Medical Gymnastics), b.a. Mistresses—Miss

(Lond.), Miss M. S.E.McGuffog,

M. Gray,

Miss J. Baker, Miss Chan Pui So m.a.

b.a. (H.K.), Miss Fok KamCheung,

(Glas.), Mrs. K. E. Yung

and Miss Lui Chi Yin and Miss E. Sarny

' Group 11 (Technical) Temporary Staff—Mrs. L. Richards,

Supervisor— G. White, B.sc. (Eng.), Mrs. E. L. Phillips and Mrs. V.

A.M.I.MECH.E. Murrell Masters—Fung Shuk

Vernacular

Field Surveying—M. I. de Vilie, Kong, Leung Ka Ki, Wong Shiu

p.a.s.i., chartered surveyor Kim, Yung Yi Yin and Li Yeung

English for Apprentices—S. G. Davis, Yum

m.sc. assisted by Leung Sui Instructors in Physical Training—

Sang, LawYeohChung TeikKam, b.a., and

Lo Lui

Ka Fan,

Hon Kau Fung

Ee, b.a. ChiuKwai Lau and Chung Wah

Engineering—R.M. Keown, D. Munro, Clerk—Chan Sik Pui

J.Tresidder,

R. Leitch,

J. S.C.Ferguson,

R. Maberly, C. G. Kowloon Junior School (For Children

S. Hope,

C.Edmond

R. Maberley, R. Koon

L. Barkus, 5-9 of British Parents) - 3, Cox’s Road

Sun, Tsang Cook, Headmistress

well — Miss J. W. Buck-

Lau

Watt Kwok

Hoi Kee,Ching,

b.sc. b.a.,

and R. Main,

Pun Shiu Asst. Mistresses — Misses M. J.

Lun, b.a. Stuart, M. L. Whitely, R. S.

Shipbuilding (Senior)—W. Sprague, Audesley,

Mrs. BookerM. F. D. Gemmel and

a.m.i.n.a. and W. R. Ceilings

Building — N. J. Bebbington, A. J.

Peaker and Tam Kwok Wing, B.A. Peak School—260, The Peak; Teleph.

Asst. 29095

ChingLecturers—Lo

Kwai, WuManKa Tok,

Chi Chiu, Shiu

Lau, NgCheung

Wing Hong

b.a., Headmistress—Miss M. W. News-

and Chiu Shai Luen holme

Asst. Mistresses

Bicheno, Miss O.—Green Miss andB. Mrs.

M.

Electrical Engineering—S. J. G. Burt N. Ritchie

and N. Vargassoff

 HONGKONG A497

Quarry Bay Junior Government Engineering Branch, G. P. O.—Hong

School—Teleph. 23778 Kong

Headmistress—Miss

son K. M. Ander- Administrative Head of Department

—Postmaster-General, R. A. D.

Asst. Mistresses—Miss E. M. Beavis, Forrest

J.MissM. Oram

D. M. Cavill and Miss Engineer-in Charge—Senior Wireless

Engineer, R. P. Morris, a.m.i.e.e.

(Chartered

M.I.R.E. Electrical Engineer),

& m t m . (A) Technical Section

Queen's College — Aberdeen Street; Wireless Engineers—F. K. Garton,

Teleph. 33128 A. Brailsford, a.m.i.w.t., assoc,

Acting Principal—M. G. O’Conner, i.e.e.,P.T.V.B. Reveley,

and Rolland, B.sc.

H. S.(Eng.),

Rees

b.a. (Oxon.) A.C.G.I ,Sub-Engineer—R.

A.M.I.E.E., F.T.S. J. Boast

Asst.

m.a.. Masters

H. H.— K.Beddow, L. Chau,b.sc, Wireless

(Wales), L. B. Holmes, b.a. Wireless Technicians — A. V.

(Oxon.), R.D. H.McLellan, Griffiths, b.a. Harbottle,

M. Gill, A.J. Hill L. and

Anderson,

T. W. D.S.

(Oxon.),

(Cantab.), D. Orr, m.sc., m.a., Dip. Addingley

Ed. (Melb.) H. N. Williamson, Chief Clerk - Mak Po

b.sc. (London), and N. F. Tucker, Cape D’Aguilar WjT. Station —'B.ok

b.a. (Cantab.)

Asst. Mistresses — Miss M. J. Peak Tsui; Teleph. Dial 39, Extension 615

Stuart, Miss Mrs.

J. M.D. Oram, Miss WIT. Station - Victoria Peak;

M. Paterson, Lanchester Teleph. Dial 39, Extension 202

and Mrs. M. J. Fowlie Broadcast

Hung Horn; & Aviation WIT. Extension

Teleph. 58071, Station—

Anglo-Chinese

Li Asst. Masters — 130

M. H.LunKhan, Kwai,b.a.Hung YukCheong

(H.K.), Sang, Broadcasting Studios — Gloucester

Building; Teleph. 39, Extension 320

Wai Fung, b.a. (H. K.), Pun Laboratories & Workshops — Arsenal

ShuiLun,

Hin, (H. b.a.

b.a. K.), (H.K.),

(H.K.),S. Chan Leung Ping Street; Teleph. 39, Extension 281

Foong Kee, (2?) Communications,

b.a. A. Broadbridge, Licences & Surveys

b.a. (H.K.), Yeoh Teik Ee, b.a. Section

(H.K.), Chung Hon Ki, b.a. Officer-in-Charge, Services,— D.Senior

(H.K.),

(H.K.), ChengTang

Shuen Chi Po Keung,

Yuen, b.a.

b.a. Inspector of Wireless W.

(H.K.), Tung Choy, b.a. Waterton (Teleph. Dial 39, Ex-

(H.K.) and Law Chung Hung, Government Radio Office—1st50865)

tension 360; Residence:

Floor,

B.A. (H.K.) G. P. O. Building

Anglo-Chinese

Hung Lai KwanAsst. Mistress — Officer-in-Charge,

Vernacular Masters—Leung Cheuk Press, Steamer Advices — A.Air,E.

Marine,

U, LiYung ChingKwok

Yat, Mak Kwan Cbak E. Jeffries (Teleph. Office: Dial

and Cheung 39, Extension

Radio Accountant 547 & 31381)

Physical

Chung, Instructors

Chan Sik —

Tim Lee

and Chun

Chan j

| (Teleph. Dial 39, —Extension

E. V. Reed 327)

Kwong Luen (Part-time) Supervisor—Thum Hee Wai

Clerk—Chan Kai Hee ! Kowloon Radio Office

vatory Grounds, Kowloon — Royal Obser-

Supervisor—A.

Office: Dial 58071,E. P. Extension

Guest (Teleph.

139;

Wanohai English School — Residence: 57897)

Headmaster—D. M. Richards, b.a. Kai Talc Aeradio Station — Kai Tak

and 7 Anglo -Chinese Assistant i Aerodrome, Kowloon

Masters and 2 Vernacular Masters Supervisor—N. Osman

Inspection, Surveys & Licensing Office—

Yaumati Government School— 2nd Floor,Inspector

Senior G. P. O. Building

of Wireless—D.

Headmaster—G. W. Reeve, b.a. W. Waterton (Teleph. Office:

Asst. Masters—8,

and 3 Vernacular Masters Anglo-Chinese Dial 39, Extension 360; Residence:

50865)

A498 HONGKONG

Inspectors

J. S. Logan of Wireless—J. Key Dial

(Teleph. Office: and Licensing, Inspections Surveys Office—

39, Extension 543) Officer-in-Charge—Inspector of Wire-

Asst. Inspectors — Yick Fo Yung less,

Office:D. 39,W.: 50865)

Waterton 360

Extension (Telephs.

and

and Wong Chi Yan Residence

Inspector of Wireless—J. Key

Mit Fo Kwh

ik. Government StoresNorthDepartment —

Fike Brigade Department—Victoria; 249, Electric Road, Point; Teleph.

Telephs. Hongkong: Government 39, Dial 39, Extension

Hongstores

624-5-6; Cable Ad:

Extension

30371-5; Kowloon:661-2, Government

Public 30303-4

58071,& Controller of Stores—W. J. Anderson

Extension 6, Public 57295 & 58171-2 Office

W. F.ofAssistants—W.

Edge F. Kerr and

Chief Officer—C. G. Perdue (Hon. Supt. Furniture Workshop — T. V.

Commissioner of Police): Harmon

Supt.—J. C. Fitz Henry, m.i.fire.e. Store Supervisor (General Stores)—

Deputy Supt. it Inspection Officer B. E.keeper

Sugars(Medical Store) — W.

to—G.Retirement)

C. Moss (On long leave prior Store

Kershaw

Acting Deputy Supt. — W. M. Inspector of Stores—J. T. K. Gilchrist

: Smith, g.i. fin.e. Inspector, Sand Monopoly—J. T. S.

Consulting Engineer—W. S. Smith Smith

(Supt. Engineer, Yaumati) ' Stenographer—S. E. M. Bruce

Station Officer —J. W. Woollard,

A.M.I. FIRE. E. ts] Shun Chino Sze

Asst. Station Officers—C. W. Brand, Harbour Department — Connaught

C. W. Browne, R. H. J. Brooks, Road Central

E. Greenwood and V. C. Seymour Harbour Master,Officer,

MarineRegistrar

Magistrate,of

Mechanical Engineer—E. F. Brown Emigration

Head Mechanic—C. L. Gan Shipping & Director of Air Services

Clerks — Lo Sum Chuen, Kwok —Commander G. F. Lt.-Comdr.

Hole, r.n.

Yue

WongChuen, Lee PingTsang

Tin Cheong, Cheung,

Tat (Retired) (On leave),

Sing and Wong Shit Hung J. Jolly, r.n.r. (Acting) / ,,

Store Foreman—J. A. Borges Deputy Harbour

T. C. Stiff, r.d., Master

r.n.r. —(Retired),

Comdr.

, Other Ranks—Total: 301 f.r.s.a., a.i.n.a.aster(Acting)

Asst.

Office Harbour

Assistant—F,M P.—(Vacant)

Lenfestey

Government Radio Office, Marine, Accountant - W. F. Stone

Air,

Surveys,Press, Licensing,

Steamer Inspections

Advices from and

Light- Stenographer—Miss G. Buchanan

houses—General Post Office Building, Clerks—D. T. Smith, G. E. Budden,

1st Floor W. G. Hicks, Shin Chung Sang,

Administrative Head of Department Tsang

Cheong,luHoWa,ManMoKam,U, Sun Lo Shiu

Tak

—Postmaster- General Ki, Wong Cheuk Lam, Li Kam

Officer - in - Charge

Inspector of Telegraphy

of Wireless Services — Chak, Ong Kian Too, Wong Tat

(Teleph. 39, Extension 360) Ying,

Chau Lai ChiuYauCheong,Kit, J.Lam M. Kim,

Shu

Central Office — Tung, Cheng Yu Keung, Kwok

Officer-in-Charge, Marine, Air, Press Wing Fat, P. Kwang

Ching Sang, Tsang Fook Yau, Siu Siah, Au

itJeffries

Steamer Advices

(Telephs. — A.39,E. Ex-E.

Office: Pui Wang. Chan Kwong Kam, Ng

tension 47, 31381 and Residence: SiSoonderam,

Kwan, Law Wan PoKamYung, Fan, V.TangV.

58071, Extension 615) Chi Wan, Lee Wai Chau, Kung

Supervisor—Thum Hee Wai Ying Fun, J. Hoosen, Yeung Wah

Kowloon

vatoryRadioGroundsOffice —Royal Obser- Chow, Wai Chit Ming and Leung

Koom

Principal Shun

Supervisor—A. E. P. Guest (Telephs.

Office: 58071.57897)Extension 629 and ExaminerSurveyor of Ships

of Engineers — W.and O.

Residence: Lambert, m.i.n.a., m.i. mar. e.

 HONGKONG

Senior Surveyors of Ships—T. E. Lammert, A. I. Burnie, G. F.

Jackson, m.i. mar.e., m.i.na. and Gilbert, R. M. A. Poinsot, C.

G. Swan,ofm.n.e.c.

Surveyors Ships—R.inst.Hall, B. H. Young, B. C. Hobbs and A.

Church, m.c., N. Garland a r.t.c., Komorsky

B.SC., Chinese Asst. Immigration Officers

Jones, DIPL. B.T.C., A.M.I.N.A.,

m.i. mar.e., E. L.

K. C. Hamilton, —Wong Wing Nin, Philip Ris-

ing, Walter Hanming Chen,

M.I.N.A.

W. Sprague,a.m.i. a.m.i.n.a.,

mech.e., J.W.Hunter,

R. K. Chiu Chung Fook, Tong Man

Collings, a.m.i.n.a., W. S. Smith, Kam, Chen Sheng Wei, Yeung

m.i.mar.e., a.m.i.mech.e., D. Kos- King Chaak, Kan Lu Dun,

sick, m.i.mar.e., P. Clarke, W. G. R. Hung To Sing, Pan Ping Lun,

Coates and J. R. G. Wyatt Ko Min To, Wong Kam Nok,

Chief Boarding Officer—D. G. Cairns Ngan Chung Ki, James Robert

Boarding Officers—W. L. Morrison, Poye, Peter Mok, Tse Sze Chiu,

A. G. Parker, J. Dickson, C. Cairns Henry K. Mark, Chong Tuck

and D. C. Edwards Wing Tong Chung Kwan and

Chief Inspector of Junks & Cargo Yau Pak Tung

Boats—F. Brett Passport

Inspectors

—A. of Junks

Karim, J. L

Noronha, BoatsL. Thorpe andOffice — Inspector

Sergeant A. Zaremba B.

da C. Lourenco, E. F. Brown, F. A. First Clerk—Chan Kwok Wing

Robertson Cashier & Office Assistants—N. B.

Shipping Office:and J. C. Stoppa Maher, Mrs. M. F. Taylor, Miss

Lee Lai Ho, Dr. Nellie Chen,

Deputy

HillyerShipping Master — W. R. Henry Chao, P. j. Tchurin, W.

Asst. L. Rapley, Miss S. A. Rainer,

LowDeputy Shipping Master—T. B. Miss Pearl Chen, Miss Mae

Lam, Miss Agnes Chan and G.

Gunpowder Depot: W. H. Rainer

Officer-in-Charge—W. H. Bailey

Lighthouses:

Inspector—J. P. Whitefield

Lighthouse

R.Maher,

P. Brown, Keepers—H.

S. Bainsey,C. Brown, m ® $£ m m m &

R. Roskruge, WongD.KaiV. Imports

Tai ying keung kong hoi kwan kam tnk shu

& Exports Office—Connaught

Chung, W. J. White,

McGrann and G. B. E. Harris A. W. Road Central

Apprentice—C. Thirlwell Supt.—E. W. Hamilton

Kai Tak Aerodrome: Asst. Supt.—W. M. Thomson

Supt.—A. J. R. Moss 2nd Asst. Supt.—0.

3rd Asst. Supt.—H.G.J. M. Cruttwell

Morrison

Asst. Supt.—M. N. Oxford Asst. Supt. & G.9V.L Chemist (Mono-

Marine

Yaumati Supervisor—0. F. Hamilton

Slipway: S- Smith (Acting) poly)—H. A. Taylor

Supt. Engineer—W. Asst..Supt. & Asst. Govt. Chemist

Boatswain—Y. H. W. Chittenden (Monopoly)—D. E. Davis

Clerks—H. H. Andrews, J. E. Ward,

Immigration.1 Omen- Marina House,

15-19, Queen’s Road Central; Tel- J.U. Conception

Kam Ping, P. A. Xavier and

elphs. 3,3463 (General Office), 50555 Lady

WalkdenStenographer — Mrs. I. J.

(Ship Examining Sqnads, Kiosk, Chief Preventive Officer—W. J. Buller

Old Travel Bureau), 24858 (Ship Senior Revenue Officers — A. andW.

Examining Squads, Head Office),

2l9?9 (Immigration Officer) and

21722 (Deputy Immigration Officer) J.Grimmitt (On leave),

W. M. Brown W. Ward

• Immigration Officer—R. A. D. European Revenue Officers — H. Y.

Forrest Immigration Officer — J. Pearse, T. Tallon, P. J. O’Neill, A.

Deputy L. T.Powell,

E. R. A.Trengove(On

Warden, leave),

H. B. Lee Merriman, W.E.G.Tuck, J. Da vidson,G.

Humphreys, W. V.

Deputy Immigration Officer, Ahern, W. H. E. Colledge, H. J.

Macau—H. D. Bryan Millington, F. A. Fowler, H. R.

Asst. Immigration Officers—A. J. Darby, J. E. Tocher, D. H. Knox,L. C.

G. Taylor, Leo. Weill. L. E. Millington and H. J. A. Hearne

A500 HONGKONG

Inland Revenue Department — Post Clerks

Chun, Leung Interpreters

Kang Hin,— Li ChanShu

Office Building Wing On,Sung,

Cheung KiSingh

Cheung,

Supt. of Inland

Duty Commissioner, Revenue, Estate

Collector Tony Woo Rattan and

Stamp Revenue & Asst- Crownof Ham Din

Solicitor—W. Aneurin Jones Interpreters

Yeung — Lau Wing Shum,

Supt., Stamp Office—P. D. Crawley Ching Man Yuk and Lee Chor

Ushers—So

Kiat Kam Shing and Sim Pen

m x % Lo Rung Chu Shroffs—Chan Lan Pan and Yung

Labour Office—Fire Brigade Building, Mou Tin

3rd Floor; 557Teleph.

Exchange: DialOffice),

39, Govt.

(Labour Office) (General

230 (Chief 239

Labour Magistrates’

Inspector)

Labour Officer—B. C. K. Hawkins Park; Teleph.Court,

58071 Kowloon — King’s

Chief Labour Inspector—W. Elliott First

Second Magistrate—Q.

Magistrate—E. A.A. Macfadyen

Himsworth

Asst. Labour Inspectors

Phillips and E. C. Drown — D. W. First Clerk—G. E. Burden

Senior Clerk—Tam Kara Wai MEDICAL

Staff—Chan Cho Cheong, O Wai

Som, Pun lu Fai and Tse Wing Kara Medical Board—

Hon. Director of Medical Services

II :fc ffl Tin To Tan9 Senior Naval Medical Officer

Senior Military Medical Officer

LandLand

Office — Law Courts

Officer—T. S. Whyte-Smith Prof. L. R. Shore, m.cm.a., b. chir.,

Asst. Land Officer—J. Reynolds Dr.M.R.C.S., M.R.C.P.,Balean,

Hermann D.P.H. m.d., b.s.

(Lond.),

(Lond.) f.r.c.s. (Eng.), L.R.C.P.

District Office, North—Taipo Dr. Chau Sik Nin, M.B., b.s., d.o.m.s.,

District Officer, North—J. Barrow d.l.o. (Lond.)

Land

Land Bailiff,

Bailiff,TaiPing

Po—J.Shan

A. L.—Pearson

S. H.

Strange Dr.

Mr. Chau

Maurice WaiMurray

Cheung,Watson

m.b., b.s.(Hon.

Secretary)

District Office, South—Office: Queen’s Medical Department — National City

Building

District Officer, South—S. F. Balfour Bank of New York Building, 2,

Queen’s Road Central, 2nd Floor;

Cable Ad : Medical

Licensing Board—

Chairman—The

Vice-Chairman—The Hon. Hon.

Colonial Secty. Administration

Attorney- Director, Medical Services—Dr. P.

General S. Selwyn-Olarke, m.c., m.d.

Unofficial Members — Ngan Shing (Lond.), b.s. (Lond.), f.r.c.p.

Kwan and C. B. Brown (Lond.), m.r.o.s. (Eng.), d.t.M.

Elected Members—Lt.-Col. H. B. & h. (Lond.), d.p.h. (Camb.),

L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e., G. S. Archbutt Barrister-at-Law, Gray’s Inn

and P. S. Cassidy Deputy Director, Medical Services

Secretary—D. H. Collins Taylor —Dr. D. J. Valentine, m.c., m.b.,

b.s., m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.o.p.

(Lond.), D.T.M. & H., D.P.H.

mTsoi nPun n (Eng.)

Si Chum Deputy Director, Health Services

—Dr. N. C. Macleod. m.b., ch.

Magistrates’ Court—Arbuthnot

First Magistrate—H. G. Sheldon,Road

k.c. b. (Glasgow), d.p.h. , Certif.

Second Magistrate—G. T. Lowry Lond. Sch. Hyg. & Trop. Med.

Third Magistrate—K. M. A. Barnett Secretary—J. H. Gelling

First Clerk—D. H. C. Taylor Asst. Secretary — J. I. Barnes,

Correspondence Clerk — Kong Man M.R.S.I.

Tsun Accountant—F. D. Angus

 HONGKONG A501

Stenographers—M. E. P. Smalley Dr. G. I. Shaw, m.m., m.b.,

and D. V. Holloway CH.B. (Glassgow), D.T.M. & H.

Clerical Staff—Chiu Hong U, (Eng.), Dr. D. A. Smith, m.a.

Yeung Kai Hi, V. L. Lau, D. (Camb.), l.m.s.s.a. (Lond.), d.t.m.

M. Khan, Wei Tak Him, Chau & H. (Lond.), Dr. P. B. Wilkin-

Fook Tin, Pang Kui Ching, son, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

Leung Nai Kuen, Pang Kam m.b., b.s. (Lond.), M.R.C.P.

Hung, Lo So Lun, Leung (Lond.), Dr. S. Tomlinson, b.a.,

Chung Kan, Tang Pak Fan, Ng m.b., ch.b., b.a.o. (Dub.), Dr.

Po Sum, Wong Yan Chow, A. H. Barwell, m.r.c.s., l.r.o.p.,

Poon Kwan Ki, Ngan Yan Dr. E. W. R. Hackett, b.a.,

Kwai, Ko Cheuk Yee, Tam Wah m.b. , ch.b., b.a.o. (Dub.), and

Hon, Chan Cho Huen, Ngo Kut Dr. John Gray, m.a., m.d.,m.ch.,

Sing, Wong Tak Fan, Pang (Camb.), f.r.o.s. (Eng.)

But Kwan, Chan Shiu Hai, Yu Chinese Medical Officers — Dr.

Kwok Jim, Koo Shiu Man and Lien Tsoong Kya, m.b., m.s.,

J. H. Keeble Dr. Lam Chi Wie, m.b., b.s.

Consultant Staff—Prof. W. 1. (H.K.), Dr. Bee Hoat Tech,

Gerrard, o.b.b., m.d., f.r.c.p. m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Dr. Ling Ke

(Lend.), d.p.h. (On leave for Dieh, m.b., B.s. (H.K.), Dr. H.

the Duration of War), Dr. P. F. Tai, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), Dr.

B. Wilkinson, m.r.c.p., m.r.c.s. E. L. Gosano, m.b., b.s. (H.K.),

(Lond.), m.b., b.s. (Lond.) (Act- Dr. H. S. Tai, m.b., ch.b.

ing), Prof. K. H. Digby, o.b.e., (Edin.), Dr. H. L. Ozorio, m.b.,

m.b. , b.s. , f.r.c.s. and Prof. b.s. (H.K.), Dr. Tsan Wei

Gordon King, l.r.c.p. (Lond.), Chean, m.b., b.s. (H.K.), Dr. W.

f.r.o.s. (Eng.), F.c.o.G. (Lond.) C. Woo, Dr. Leon Tillinger,

Births & Deaths Registration m.d. (Vienna), Dr. E. S. Tai,

General Registry Dr. 6ng Ewe Hin, m.b., b.s.

Registrar General — Dr. P. S. (H.K.).

Selwyn-Clarke, m.o. Dental Surgeon—Dr. John Lan-

Deputy Registrars^—Dr. D. J. chester, l.d.s.r.c.s. (Eng.), d.d.s.

Valentine, m.c., Dr. N. C. (U.S.A.)

Macleod, J. H. Gelling, J. I. Radium, X-Ray, Electro-Therapy &

Barnes and R. T. Broadbridge Massage

Clerks—Ip Yuk Lun, Li Yew Radiologist—Dr. F. J. Farr, m.b.,

Chuen, Lau Woon Cheung, ch.b. (Brisk), l.d.s., d.m.r. & e.

Yeung Tak Wah, Wong Chor Radiographers—J. Skinner, m.s.r.,

Tung, Pang Fook Kei and b.p.a. and J. G. Robertson

Leung Ka Kuen Masseuses—-Miss L. M. Siggins,

Kowloon Death Registry . C.S.M.M.G., B.P.A., A.R. SAN. I.

Clerk—Fong Tho Sung and A. M. E. Halliday, c.s.m.

Hospital Division M.G., M.E. ,L.E.T.

Medical Staff X-Ray Sisters—Miss I. Warbrick,

Senior Medical Officer—(Vacant) s.r.n., s.c.m. and Mrs. G. Weir

Medical Officers—Dr. I. Newton, (Acting)

f.r.c.s. (Edin.), m.r.o.s. (Eng.), Staff Masseuse—Miss Eileen Poon

l. r.c.p, (Lond.), Staff J.Radiographic

Dr.Augusto E.Lau and ChowAssistants—

Long

Dovey, m.b., ch.b., (Edin.). Clerk—Tong Sau King

d.t.m. & h. (Edin.), Dr. K. H.

Uttley, m.a., m.d., ch.b. (Camb.), Nursing Staff

m. r.c.s., l.r.c.p., (a)d.t.m. General& h.

(Lond.), Dr. G. V. A. Griffith, Principal. Matron — Miss S. F.

B.A., M.D., CH.B., B.A.O. (Dub.), Sutton, S.R.N., S.C.M.

Dr. P. F. S. Court, m.r.c.s. Matron, Kowloon Hospital—Miss

(Eng.) l.r.c.p. (Lond.), f.r.c.s. D. P. Geen, s.r.n., s.c.m.

(Edin.), Dr. L. D. Pringle, Matron, Queen Mary Hospital-

m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.), Miss A. M. Davies, s.r.n., s.o.m.

A502 HONGKONG

Senior Nursing Sisiters—Miss I. Hospital, Principal Indian Warder

N. Watkins, Miss A. M. Cul- —Kader Bux

linan, Miss F. A. Cranfield, Hospital Asst. Principal Indian

Miss E. Riley, Miss D. Robin- Warder—Hassen Mphamed

son, Miss A. I. Smith, Miss K. Hospital Indian Warders—Bagh

E. Gordon, Miss A. S. Rogers, Singh, Mohamed Khan, Ali

Miss G. B. Robinson, Miss A. Mohamed, Golam Haider, Nazir

Williams and Miss N. Chandler Hussain and Feroz Khan

Nursing Sisters—C. I. Watson, Almoner Department

M. J. Staple, M. L. Everett, F. Almoner—Miss M. S. Watson,

M. Wills, H. G. Grant, R. b.so. (Econ.), Associate of the

Spry, Y. N. Brett, H. C. Fisher, Inst, of Hosp. Almoners

M.. Webster, S. H. Andrews,

B. M. Fraser, K. Trickett, E.B. Asst. Almoners—Tso Lai Ki and

Cheng

E. Chart, J. H. McLellan, O. S. Pharmaceutics Siu Chan

Jeffery, K. Marley, C. G. Y. & Medical Stores

Purvis, D. E. M. Wilson, A. M. Chief Pharmacist—L. J. Morley,

Mackie, E. M. Hansey, B. M. M.P.S.

Wansey, L. E. Turner, B. S. Pharmacistsr—H. Bentley, m.p.s,

Robertson, W. N. M. Lam.bert- ph.c. , W. F. Simpson, m.p.s.

Baker, J. A. M. Black, E. E. and E. V. Hopkinson. m.p.s.

Pratt, J. Smith, M. A. Grant, Store-keeper—W. Kershaw

D. M. Baker K. E. Collie, E. Charge Dispensers—Lee Ek Leong

S. R. Leslie, P. M. Slack, A. (Reg. Chemist & Druggist), Mak

Holdway, A. M.. Harrington, E. Man Lee, Wai Woon Man, Chan

M. Hill, V. E. Lyne, B. L. Wil- Ping Fai, Leung Yin, Arthur

cox, D. M. Evans. M. D. Bing Jan Chow and Yacob

Riddle, L. E. Hern, M. A. M. Hassan (Reg. Chemist k Drug-

Mackay, M. E. Black, S. D. gist)

Spencer and I. L. Morgan Staff Dispensers — Lau Wing

Kwong, Chan Kwok Wah and

Staff Nurses—Misses Frances D. L. Adhikari

King, Alice Kwan, Eileen Pin, Clerks—Un Hak Yeung, Chung

Lucy Wong, A. W. Lee, Lena Chung Kim and Cheng Shiu Mo

Cheung, Mariam Soon, Lucy Storeman—Chiang Yeok Ng

Yip, G. Szto and Lucy Tang Stewards

Charge Dressers—Chan Shi Yuen, Chief Steward—F. P. Anslow

Liu Pok, Wong Chak Sang, Ng Stewards—J. F. McGowan and

Nai Ohing, Chan Kom Fook, R. A. Edwards

Sham Kwok Fai, Lau Lai San Chinese Hospitals & Dispensaries

and Lau Kwok lu (a) Medical Staff

Staff Dressers—Fred. Yuen, Wong Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. G.

Chiu Kwai, Kee Cheung Wen, Graham-Cumming m.b. ch.b.

Yeung Kam Hung and Lee (Edin.)

Tack Hing Lady Visiting Medical Officer—

Linen Maid—Mrs. J. Fowler (V acant)

(&) Mental Chinese

Head Attendant—L. A. Collyer Grade, Medical

Tung WahOfficer,Hospital—

Senior

Asst. Attendant—P. H. Cunning- Dr. G. H. Thomas, m.d.. m.s.

ham (H.K.)

Mental Nurses—Mrs. K. Grant, Chinese Medical Officer, Tung

Mrs. M. Long, Mrs. K. Gonzalez Wah Eastern Hospital—Dr. Yu

and Frau Schaff Chiu Kwong, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

(c) Prison Chinese Medical Officer. Kwong

Hospital Supervisor—V. H. Free- Wah Hospital—Dr. T. J. Hua,

man M.B., b.s. (H.K.)

Chinese Lady Medical Officers—

Asst. Hospital Supervisor — T. Drs. Lai Po-chuen, P. Ruttonjee

Pile and Cheng Siu Yue

 HONGKONG A503

Tutor Sisters — Misses Robecca Public Vaccinators—Chan Ping

Tso, Eva Tong and Edith Yuen Kwong, Choi Yau Nam, Sham

Haan Tseng Ying Tai, Cheung Ching Chi,

Stenographer—Miss A. Gill Chu Ki, Chiu King Yung, Wong

Interpreter & Assistant — Miss Po Pui, Mui Cheong Yin, Mrs.

Sung Ngan Tsing Bellah Yuen and Miss Chow

(&) Nursing Staff Shuk &,Ching

Clerk Interpreter—Yow Ting

Dispensary Nurse — Miss Mary Chun

Leung Fumigator—Lau Yue Shan

Supervisor of Midwives—Dr. Lai Maternity & Child Welfare

Po Chuen, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Lady Medical Officers—Dr. (Mrs.)

Midwives—Lee Wai Lan, Sung A. L. Forbes, m.b., b.s., ch.b.

Chiu Ngan, Wong Yin King. (Edin.) and Dr. I. Frommer,

Leung Kit Ying, Leung Tsai m.d. (Italy)

Yau, Chan Fung Yue, Lo Oi Chinese Lady Medical Officers—

Ching and Wong Sau Ying Dr. (Miss) Cheng Hung Yue,

Health Division m.b. , b.s. (H.K.), Dr. (Miss)

Deputy Director, Health Services Ko Kit Tak (Hackett Medical

—Dr. N. C. Macleod, m.b., ch.b. College, Canton) and Chan

(Glas.), d.p.h., Cert. Loud. Sch. Ying Tak, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

of Trop. Med. Infant Welfare Nurses—Miss A.

Senior Health Officer—Dr. J. P. Lowcock, Miss A. V. M. Mow

Fehily, m.b., ch.b., b.a.o. (N.LT. Fung Chung Miss G. Mak,

I.), f.a.o.s., d.p.h. (Belfast) Miss M. G. Ng, Miss G. Hue,

Health Officer, East—Dr. G. M. Miss Betty Y. I. Yung, Miss

Hargreaves, m.b., ch.b., m.r.c.p. Lily Shek, Miss Helen Taam,

(Edin.), d.p.h. (Land.), d.o.m.s. Miss Constance Wen, Miss

(Eng.), d.t.m. & h. Winne Koo, Miss Edna May

Health Officer, West—Dr. J. M. Wong, Miss Kathleen Yung and

Gray, l.r.c.p., l.r.c.s. (Ireland), Miss Mary Cham

l.m. (Rot.), d.p.h. (Dublin) Tsan Tnk Hospital

Health Officer, Kowloon—Dr. T. Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. D.

W. Ware, m.b., c.h.b. (Brist.), J. Valentine, m.o., m.b., b.s.,

d.p.h. (Lond.) m.r.c.s., (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

Health Officer, Kowloon City- D.T.M. & h., D.P.H. (Eng.)

Dr. H. H. Tai, m.b. , ch.b. Matron—Miss Leung Sheung Chi

(Edin.) Asst. Matron—Miss Chan Siu

Tort Health — Cable Ad: Port Wing

Health Midwives—Misses Kwok Yuen

Port Health Officer & Inspector Ching, Ching Kwan Sheung,

of Emigrants—Dr. G. W. Pope, Wong Sau Ching, Chan Yuet

l.l.m.r.c.p. & S.I., d.p.h., r.c.p. Ming, Shin Sui Fong and Ki

& s.i. Him Oi

Second Port Health Officer A School Hygiene Fai

Clerk—Sham

Inspector of Emigrants—Dr. R. Health Officer for Schools—Dr. T.

C. Jones, m.b., ch.b., m.r.o.s. K. Abbott,

(Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.), d.p.h.,

R.C.P.S. (Eng.), D.T.M. & H. d.p.h. (Lond.)m.b., b.s. (Sydney).

(Eng.) Chinese Medical Officers—Dr. Au

Chinese Medical Officers — Dr. King, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) and Dr.

Yeoh Guan Eng, m.b., b.s. Wong Hok Nin, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

(H.K.) and Dr. Teng Ping Clerk—Leung Hei

Hui, m.b., B.s. School Nurses—Miss Sham Yan

Port Health Inspector—W. Little- Lim, Miss I. Anderson, Miss L.

wood Poon, Miss May Li Pak and

Health Inspector — Leong Yuen Miss P. Chun

Lok, Cert. R. San. I. School Sanitary Inspector—W. C.

Walker

A504 HONGKONG

Social Hygiene Clerk—M.a Shiu Hung

Health Kowloon, Medical Officer-in-Charge

m.b., Officer—Dr.

ch.b. (Edin.)J. A. R. Selby, —Dr. H. H. Tai, m.b., ch.b.

(Edin.)

Asst. Health Officer—Dr. Cheung

Kung Leung, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Clerk—Pun lu Chiu

Technical Assistant—A. Steven Chemical Laboratory

Clerk—Lam Chung Pak Government Chemist—V. 0. Bran-

Charge Dressers—Cheuk Sui Bun son, M.C., A.R.C.SC., B.SC., D.I.C.,

and Li U Cheung F.X.C.

Staff Dressers—Li Chuen Chi Asst. Government Chemists—J.

and Li Yick Chung Redman, b.sc., a.i.c. and P. H.

Social Hygiene Nurse—Miss I. Symons, m.sc., a.i.c.

Soong Asst. Chemists—A. Kurrik, D.

Hew Territories Loie, A.W.M.S., A.A.C.I., A.A.I.M.M.,

(a) Health Staff P. Edwards and Cheng Yam

Health Officer—Dr. K. C. Yeo, Ting

m.b., r.s. (H.K.), d.p.h, (Oamb.), Sampler—F. D. Leonard

d't.m. & H. (Lond.) Clerks—Lam Hung Ki and Chau

Chinese Sanitary Inspectors — King Chuen

Leung Tat Shing, Ko Te Chun, Malaria Bureau

Cheng Tam Yau and Ho Chung Malariologist—Dr. J. B. Mackie,

Yin M.B., CH.B., D.P.H. (Edin.), D.T.M.

(b) Rural Dispensary Staff (Liv.)

Chinese Medical Officers — Dr. Assistant to Malariologist—M. R.

MokHing Fai, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) Deb, a.r.s.i.

and Dr. Lam Shiu Kwong, Inspectors—Kam, Nai Fai, Ngan

M.B., b.s. (H.K.) Keng Ha, So Ping Yin, Chiu

Staff Dressers—Wong lu Wing Yuen Hang, So Ching Wing,

and Yuen Hon Ching Yeung Ngok Sang, Fung Yu

Midwives — Au King Ching, Lam and Law Kwong Fu

Leung Tsai Ying, Jenny Wong, Clerk—Chang Hiok Meng

Mak Wai Lau, Yeung Kwai Queen Mary Hospital

Lau, Liu Wai Kien, Lam Yin Medical Officer-m-Cbarge—Dr. D.

Fan and Lee Wai Lau J. Valentine, m.c., m.b., b.s.,

Investigative Division m.r.o.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.).

Bacteriological Institute d.t.m. & h., D.P.H. (Eng.)

Bacteriologist-—Dr. A. V. Greaves, Medical Officers—Dr. L. D. Prin-

m.b. (Tor.), m.c.p. & s. (Ont.),

D. T.M. (Liv.)gle, l.r.o.p. (Lond.), m.r.c.s.

(Eng.), Dr. G. V. A. Griffith,

Asst. Bacteriologist—Dr. R. S. B.

Begbie, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), m.d. and Dr. John Gray, m.a., m.d.,

(Edin.), m.r.c.p. (Edin), d.p.h. m.ch.b. (Camb.), f.r.c.s. (Eng.)

(Edin. & Glas.), d.t.m. & n. Chinese Medical Officers—Dr. Lien

(Edin.) Tsoong Kya, m.b., m.s. (H.K.),

Local Asst. Bacteriologist—Dr. R. Dr. King Ke Dieh, m.b., b.s.

E. Alvares, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) (H.K.), Dr. H. S. Tai, m.b.,

Senior Laboratory Assistant — ch.b. (Edin.) and Dr. H. L.

Leung Kwok Tai Ozorio, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

Laboratory Assistants:—Lee Yuk Dental Surgeon — Dr. J. Lan-

Him, Szeto Yan Pui, Chong chester, l.d.s.r.c.s. (Eng.), d.d.s.

Shiu Lam, Leung Kwok Tok, (U.S.A.)

Chan King Hong and Leung Radiologist—Dr. F. J. Farr, m.b.,

Cho F at CH.B. (Brist.), L.D.S.. D.M.R. & E.

Clerks—Tam Po and Chiu Chung (Camb.)

Lam Radiographer—J. Skinner, m.s.r.,

Mortuaries b.p.a.

Victoria, Medical Officer-in-Charge Masseuse—Miss

C. L. M. Siggins,

—Prof. R. 0. Robertson

 HONGKONG A505

X-Ray Sister—Miss I. Warbrick, Asst. Attendant—P. H. Cunning-

S.R.N., S.C.M. ham

Physician—Prof. W. I. Gerrard, Mental Nurses—K. Grant, M.

o.b.e., m.d.. f.r.c.p. (Lond.), Long, K. Gonzalez and Frau

d.p.h. (On leave), Dr. P. B. Schaff

Wilkinson, m.r.c.p., m.r.c.s., Staff Dressers—Li Yick Cheung,

m.b., b.s. (Lond.) (Acting) Wong Shun Wing and Cheung

Surgeon—Prof. K. H. Digby, Chi Tai

m.b., b.s. (Lond.), f.r.c.s. (Eng.) Clerk—Choi Hok Kan

Obstetric Physician—Prof. Gordon Kennedy Town Hospital <& Leper

King., c.r.c.p. (Lond.), f.r.o.s. Settlement

(Eng.), f.c.o.g. (Lond.), Prof. Medical Offioer-in-Charge—Dr. H.

Obstetrics & Gynaecology F. Tai, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.)

Visiting Chaplains—The Caplain, Steward—Tong Wo

Union Church, The Dean, St. Staff Nurses^—Miss F. M. Wong

John’s Cathedral and The and Miss Tai Fook Zin

Chaplain, Roman Catholic Ca- Dressers—Ho Chak Kun, Woo

thedral Tick Yu and Man Tai Kwong

Chief Steward—F. P. Anslow Lai Chi Kok Chinese Hospital

Steward—R. A. Edwards Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. E.

Principal Matron—Miss S. F. VT. Hackett, b.a., m.b., ch.b.,

Sutton

Matrons—Miss A. M. Davies and b.a.o. (Dub.)

Miss M. A. Wilson Chinese Medical Officers — Dr.

(For Nursing Staff See List voider Tsan Wei-chean, m.b., b.s. (H.

Medical Department) K.) and Dr. W. O. Woo

Dispensers—A. B. J. Chow, D. L. Matron—Bessie Thom

Adhikari and Mis® L. Khoo Asst. Matron—How Wing Fong

Secretary—D. G. Willis Nurses—Wong Dick See, Chan

Clerks—Siu Chun Sing. Or Yu Pui Yee, Mak Kim Hung, Szto

Hin, Liu Sun Ip, and Leung Wai Kwan, Cheng Lai Wan,

Mo Shun Chiu Kwan Fuk, Pun Chi

Shroff—Chau Lai Pui Wing, Chow Suk Lan, Cheung

Telephone Operators—Wong Wai Siu Wah, Lee Mui Ching, Wong

Tat and Kwok Kai Yuen Tak Ying, Cheung Suk Chi,

Kowloon Hospital Lam How Kim, Chau Chuk

Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr. I. Kwan, Yeung Tsoi Ngan, Shi

Newton, f.r.o.s. (Edin.), m.r.c.s., Tsin Hing and Ng Wai Ue

L. R.C.P. Clerk—Woo Shing Chow and Lam

Medical Officers — Dr. K. H. Tze Lap

Uttley, m.a., m.d., oh.b. (Camb.), Official Receiver, Registrar of

M. R.C.S., L.R.C.P., D.T.M. Marks& & H.Patents

and Dr S. Tomlinson, b.a., m.b., Trade

ofCourt

Enemy Property Office—Supreme

CH.B.. B.A.O. (Dub.)

Chinese Medical Officers—Dr. Bee Official Receiver& Patents

& Registrar

Hoat Teck, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

and Dr. E. L. Gosano, m.b., b.s. Trade Marks & Custodianof

(H.K.) of Enemy

Clerks —WongProperty—J.

Hong-k B.wok,

Prentis

Radiographer—J. G. Robertson

Masseuse—A. M. E. Halliday Ping-fai, Cheung Man Piu,FokI.

Matron—D. P. Geen Kitchell and Man Hung Hang

Shroff— Kwok Chu Man

Home Sister—Miss A. Smith

Clerks—Chan Hing Man, Edward

Lee and Lui King Man

Shroff—Tang Chik Wun. King Chat. Rung Chu

Mental Hospital

Medical Officer - in - Charge — Dr. Police Headquarters—Hollywood Road

Commissioner of Police — Hon. Mr.

Lam Chi Wie, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) C. G. Perdue (Acting) R. Scott

Head Attendant—L. A. Collyer Deputy Commissioner—W.

A606 HONGKONG

Supts.—W.

Calthrop, A. R. S. Major, W. C.P.

La B. Sparrow, L. H. Superintendents

Thompson and K. A. Bidmead Pak Wai and H.—E.D.MarriottA. Hynes, Lo

Inspector of Postmen—J. H. Woodier

Asst.

Heath, Supts.—-G. S. Wilson, R.H. H.W. E,E.

F. W. Shaftain, Store-keeper—Wong Tsoi-fan

Marks, L. A. Searle, E. C. Luseombe, Compradore—Ho

Launch Officers Ming

— GopalHin Chand,

F.(Acting)

E. E. andBooker, A, H. Elston

W. R. Chester-Woods A. Hamid and Partap Chand Das,

Mohamed Hassan, Harkishen

(Acting)

Probationers—B. C, Fay and G. R. Registration Branch:of Posts — W. H.

Asst. Controller

Wright-Nooth Whittaker

Secretary—B. J. G.Murray

Accountant—T. Stokes Parcel Branch:

Asst. Accountants—L, W. Hume and Superintendent

Clerk—So Sing —D. WoonC. W. Fitches

F. J. Anslow (Stores)

Store-keeper—N. L. Smith Poste Restan te:

Stenographers—Miss K. Clarke, Mrs Asst. Controller of Posts — W. H.

Whittaker

E.C. E.ShePaul

wan, Mrs J. Sayers and Mrs Chinese Branch:

Clerk-in-Charge—

Chief Inspector— M. H. Hourihan,

Murphy, A. W. Smith, J. C. S. Fen- M. Sheungwan Branch P.LaiO.:Hon Kuen

der

(Acting)(Acting) and C. R. Rozeskwy Saiyingpun Branch P. O.;Ling

Clerk-in-Charge—Lam

Inspectors Clerk-in-Charge—Lo

Branch P. O.: Hi Nin

Portallion,— A.T. E.O’Connor,

Carey, F. A.T. Y.J. Stanley

Baker, A. W.L. Mair,

McWalter, Hopkins, J. R. Wantsai Branch P. O.: Yew Chung

A. Wright,

Clerk-in-Charge—Leung

S.Russell,

C. Saunders, E. G. Post, W. A. Kowloon Clerk-in-Charge—Choi

Central Post Office:Ching Kuen

A. Shepherd, A. Kirby, Superintendent—B. M. Hynes

L.H. G.R. Hallam

Whant,andF. B.D.Thorpe

B. Tuckett, Clerk—D. J. M. Fernandes

Kowloon City Branch Garcia

Clerk-in-Cnarge—J. P. O.:

Port Works Sub-Department, The—18, Kowloon Tong Branch P. O.:

Clerk-in-Charge

Johnston

Teleph. General Road, Office:

Wanchai, 2ndforFloor

39 (Ask 493): Yaumati Branch P.-Cheng

O.: ShuSang Sum

Acting Engineer - in - Charge—A. H. Sham Shui Po Branch P. Kai

Clerk-in-Charge—Chan

O.:

McBride J. S. Key (On leave) Clerk-in*Oharge—Au

Engineers—W. Long Branch P. O.:Yueng Fan

N. K. Littlejohn (On leave), E. F. UnClerk-in-Charge—Au

Buttress ofaridWorfcs

W. F. (Grade,

Gilbert II)—W. Taipo Branch P. O.: Tse Tsau

Inspector Clerk-in-Charge—Ho Leung Shang

Shaw

Inspectors

W. Bruce,ofA. Works (Grade

M. Holland and III)—

H. A.

Meffan B ft Kam Fong

Prison Department—Hong Kong Prison,

Stanley

fg it ^ Shu Sun Knn Commissioner—Major

D.S.O., M.C, J.L. Willcocks,

PostPostmaster-General—R.

Office, General—Pedder A. D.Street

Forrest Superintendent—Commander W.H.L.

Correspondence Clerk — Kwan Kin Harrison,

for r.n. (Retired)

Service with the (Called

R.N.), up

H.

San Barrett (Acting)

Accounts Office: Asst. Superintendent—(Vacant), J.W.

Asst. P.

H. A. MillsM. G. & Chief Accountant— Fitz-Gerald (Acting)

Chief Asst. Accountant—E. Y. Heed Storekeeper

Clerks — To Yee — U Chong

&TaiInterpreters

Superintendent—E. A. Ribeiro Wah, Kam Cheung and Lui

Money Order Office: Chi Shun

Superintendent—Feroz Ali Clerks—Wong Cheuk AuHang,WaiU Ming,

General Office: Fung Shu Sang,

Controller of Posts—S. Randle

Asst. Controller of Posts — W. H. Chan Poon Peng, Un Se KongMing,

and

Whittaker Ngan Yan Pan

Medical Officer—Dr. A. H. Barwell

 HONGKONG A507

Chaplains — Rev. E. Bruzzone and Engineers — W. J. S. Key, a.m. inst-

Very Rev. J. L. Wilson C.E.,

a. a.m.i. struct, e., G. S. Graver,

Chief Warder —H. Barrett, W. J. STRUCT.

Bagley

Asst. (Acting)

Chief R.Waddell,E.,b.sc., A.I.A.A., S. O. Hill, LIC.

Gerald, J. W.Warder—J.

Hudson (Acting) W. Fitz -

McBride, b.sc.,

a.m.inst.c.e., A. H.

a.m.inst.c.e.,

Hospital Supervisor—V. H. Freeman

Principal Industrial Officer—A. Paice Littlejohn, a.m.inst.c.e.,

btruct.e., R. M. Wood, a.m. N.inst.

K.

b.sc.

Prison Electrician—L. Blumenthal (eng.), a.m. inst. cfE., J. Forbes,

Prison Locksmith—A. H. A. Perry

Principal

Hudson,Officers—W.J.

F. R. Fuggle,Bagley, H. Merri-J.W. A.b.

man, W. R. Dedear, B. Plumb and Buttress, b.sc. (enq.), a.m. inst.

P. Ryan

Victoria Reman Prison, Hong Kong J.c. G. Campbell, a.m.inst.c.e., W.

Principal Officer—A. Jillott Acy. Johnson,

e., L. Jackson, p.a.s.i.,b. a.eng.,

m.inst. m. &

a.m.inst.

Medical Officer—Dr, Ong Ewe Hin C.E., E.A.M.F.INST.M.

A- Morgan, stud. inst.

Female Prison, Lai Chi Kok C.E., & CY.E., J. F. Bur-

Medical Officer—E. W. R. Hackett ford, b.a. (cantab ), a.m.i.c.e., T. O.

Matron—Mrs. J. G. Pearson Morgan, B.sc. (wales),W, F. Gilbert,

Asst. Matron—Miss B. Chan m.a. (oxon.) and H. W. Forsyth,

Principal Wardress — Miss G. dos B.

Remedies Chief Electrical Engineer—R. Cryan

Electrical Engineer — J. C- Brown,

b.sc. (edin.),

Electrical a.m.i.e.e., Chartered

Engineer

^ ^ ^ X Chief Electrician — A. E. Clarke,

Kung Mu See Chu A.I.E.E.

Public Works Department — Lower Valuation & Resumption Officer—

Albert Road; Teleph. 39 J. E. Richardson, f.s.i.

Director of Public Works—Hon. Mr. Supt. of Crown Lands & Surveys

A. B. Purves, m. inst. c.e. -H. West

Asst. Directors of Public Works—H. Asst.

Lambert Supt. f.r.g.s.

of Crown Lands—E. B.

J. Pearce, m.c., m.inst. struct, e., Asst. Supt. of. Surveys—B.

l.r.i.b.a. and H. H. Pegg

Water Works Engineer—W. Wood- Hallowes, b.a., b.a.i. (t.c.d.) H. C.

ward, B.SC. (ENG.), A.M. INST. .C.E. Land

J. Angwin, C. H.— F.Douglas,

Surveyors W, Wood, m.m.,

General Secretary — Wm. G. Fitz- C.M. H.I. de.Ville,

Lamb, O.p.a.s.i.,

C- Womack, p.a.s.i.,G.

Gibbon, b.a. Lt.-Comdr.

Technical Secretary—W.

wan, Dip. Arch. Abdn., a.r.i.b.a. W. C. She- H. Gandy, r.n. (Rtd.) and L. H.

Accountant—J. A. Bendall, a.l.a.a. McCabe

Executive Engineers—R. P. Shaw, Quantity

F.S.I,, M.R.S.I.Surveyor—W. J. Skinner,

a.r.i.b.a., C. B. Robertson,

A.M. INST. C.E., A.M. STRUCT. E., A. Nicol, Building Surveyor—V. A. Garton

C.W.E. Bishop,b.sc. Diver—F. A. Cheesman

a.m. inst., w.e., (eng.),

S. C. a.m.i.c.e.,

Feltham, Inspectors of Works, Grade I—R. J.

Everest,

a.r.i.b.a. and

M. INST.M. & CY.E. A. E. Lissaman, f.s.i., Bolt and J.m.b.e., T. Ewing W. Pryde, T.

Architects—R. J. B. Clark, a.r.i.b.a., Inspectors of Works, Grade II—F.

R.A.M.I.

S. W.STRUCT.

Paterson,E.,m.c.,A. J.W.Bottomley C.Class

Neville, W. B.Shaw, O. T.H.James,

Hall,J.1stS.

A.R.I.B.A., W. H. Owen, fc. S HodgCS,

C. TECH., Beach,Engineer

A. Spary, F.P.R. Certif., m.c.,

a. r.i.b.a., Dip. Town Planning, a.m.i. struct,

and A.r.i.- e.,

Brooksbank A. P. Glanville

b.K.a.,S.a.m.t.p.i., R. J. Vernal),

Robertson, b.eng.,0. E. Moore, a.r.i.b.a., Inspectors of Works, Grade III—C.

b.arch., a.r.i.b.a.,A. M.R.S.I., G. H. S.Thomson,

Coom, A.T. M.W. Holland,Carr, R. A.C. Keen,McA.

Bond,

P.A.S.I., a.r.i.b.a.,

a.r.i.b.a., M.

J. C.J. Wright,

Charter, J.rence,

Fraser, P. C. Morgan, F. E. Law-

a.r.i.b.a. and (Temporary)

W. A. Cornell, | G. E. Stephens, J. S. Dinnen,

e.r.i.b.a., f.s.i. J. W. Wells, W. L. Walker, H. H.

A17

A608 HONGKONG

Rose, R. S. Bell, W. Bruce, W. 1st Class Draughtsmen — Luk Kui,

Sayers, J. Barnet, A. H. Ho- Tam Chiu Cheung and Leung

ward, G. E. L. Johnson, J. M. Hi Cheong

Purvis, G: P. Murphy,

Armstrong, m.r., san.i., a.m.i. san.e., T.

J. Dobson, J. A. Kennard, J. S. ■g W & W. £

Flegg, A.E. J.C.MacFayden,

i.o.b., Manning, Sil. Med. Registration of Births

Ei Casey,

B. A. Mansell,

Leyden, B. Pengelly,

D. Davidson, H. W.J. General

A. I. Cash, Building;Register

Cable AdOffice — Post Office

: Medical

Hempsey, Registrar-General — Hon. Dr. P. S.

Gardner,

H. A. Meffan,S.A.W.Bone, M. E.Scott,

George, W. D.

A. Dubois,

G. D. Woolgar, J. G.

Selwyn-Clarke, M.e.

Deputy Registrars — Dr. D. J.

BaileyG. F.(Temporary),

and Jeavons E. L. Curtis J.valentine, m.c., F.Dr.D.N.Angus,

H. Gelling, C. Macleod,

J. I.

Telegraph Sub-Engineer — G. W. R. Barnes and R. T. Broadbridge

■ Griggs Clerks — Ip Yuk Luh, Lau Woon

Cheung, Li Yew Chuen, Wong Cho

Electrical Technician—A. F. May Tung,

Chief

W. E.Draughtsmen—W.

Jones Smith and Wah andPangAuFookSze HimKei, Yeung Tak

Senior Land Bailiffs—W E. Hollands Kowloon Death Registry

and S. H. Peplow Clerk i/c—Fong Tho Sung

Land Bailiffs—W. G. Routley, R. E. Assistant—Yu Kwok Jim

Stott, A. G. Martin,

staff and S. A- Fowler J. D- Bicker-

Supt. g ft m m m

Bakerof Government Garage — F. Fan; Yan Chu Ghak Kim

Asst. Supt. of Government Garage— Registration of Marriages — Supreme

T. Henderson Court

Accountant,

Davis Waterworks — C. E. Registrar of Marriages—T. 8.

Clerks, WaterandWorks Office — N. Whyte-Smith

Broadbridge H. J. Hicks Deputy Registrar of Marriages—

Clerk, J. Reynolds

R. B. Buildings

Wood Ordinance Office—

Clerk, Crown Land & Surveys— ^ Tin Man Toi

D. N. Willis

Clerk, Accounts Office—G .E .Roylance Royal Observatory.

Director—C. H’kong—K’loon

Stenographer-—Miss

Engineering Assistant—Ng M. J. McCaw

Ping Un MET.S. W. Jeffries, F.R.A.S., a.r.

Temporary Asst. Engineers & Archi- Asst.

F.R. Director—B.

MET.S D. Evans, f.r.a.s.,

tects— H. Y. Chiao, M.sc. (eng.), Professional Assistants—G. S. P.

H. J. Grose, a.r.i.b.a., Ho Shiu Lai, Heywood, m.a., b.so. (Oxon.), f.r.

B.sc. (eng.), Kow Tat Cheong, b.sc. met.s. and L. Starbuck, b.sc.

(eng.) and Andrew Mar, b.sc. (Lond.), m.inst.p., f.r.met.s. (On

Higher Class Clerks—Ho Kwai Fong leave)

and Chan To Sui Office Assistant—Mrs. D. C. Wilson

1stShai

ClassTitClerks—Badan

and Wong YauSingh, Ming Lam

2ndLaiClass Clerks — Ho Shu Fong,

Ming Kai, Chik Yam Kwong, Examiners, Royal Sanitary Institute, Board of

Chan Tin Fuk, Lam King Shang, Hong Kong and South

Mark Kei Shun and Leung Kwai China—Secretary’s Office : Educa-

Ming tion

Hon. Department

Dr. P. S. Selwyn-Clarke, Direc-

1st Class Asst. Land Surveyors— tor of Medical Services (Chairman);

Wong Hon, Ng Ka Pui,

Tung, Chan Pui Lau, Kao Chuen Lum Kwok Hon. A. B. Purves, Director of

Ting and Chen Hsi Fung Public Works; Dr. J. P. Fehily,

M.

2ndNg Class

Wai Pun,Asst. Chan

Land Chung

Surveyors—

Ping, d.f.h., Senior Health Officer; Major

Chang U Sui, Li Wing Kwong, Ng W. J. E. Mackenzie, m.c., m.r.c.v.s.,

Po Lau and Leung Chik Wai Colonial Veterinary Surgeon; Dr.

N.

 HONGKONG A509

Director, Health Services; W.W.C. Interpreters—Ng Chak Wing, Leung

Shewan; Technical Secretary, Ching Yu, Mehdi

Singh and Pau Shiu KhanChong, Awtar

Public

Hooper, Works

Chief Department;

Inspector, J. G.

Urban

Council and Senior Inspector of Translator—Luk Hok King

Schools, Education Department Shroff—P. Ling

(Hon. Secretary) Librarian—Chan Ling Hin

Clerks—Liu Wan Fat, Wong Chee

Bun, Ho Kwan Pang, So Shing

m n & m & m Hon, Chiu Se Hon and Kung

Wa Man Ghing Mo Sze Chu Chi Ping

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs— ^ ^ 0 Fn Mo Chu

New Fire Brigade Building

Secretary for Chinese Affairs — Treasury, The—Windsor House, 3rd

Floor, 12, Des Voeux Road Central

R. A. C. North

Chief Assistant—R. Edwards Accountant-General—E ric W. Pud-

2nd Assistant—D. R. Holmes ley, A.C.A.

Lady Assistant—Miss P. Harrop Accountant

First Clerk—Chan Yik-hi F.I.A.C. — A. J. O. Taylor,

D. W. Detective Inspector — G. W. Cashier—L. A. Barton

More ton Sub-Accountant—H. S. Martin

Inspector of Mui-tsai — W. H. Fraser Clerks—J. Hargreaves and H. M.

Emigration Officer—W. B. Harris Cockle.

Statistical Office, Imports & JS £ ^ & -m

Exports

JohnstonDepartment—Head

Road, 1st Floor;Office: 18,

Central Se Ching Wai Sang Kuk

ReceivingFloor,

Office: Fire Brigade Urban Council •- Post Office Building.

Ground Connaught RoadBuilding,

Central; Des Ypeux Road Central

Telephs. 39, Clerk-in-Charge: 328,

eral Office: 329 and Central ReceivingGen- Chairman—W. J. Carrie, m.a.,

Office: 330 b.sq. (Edin.)

Clerk-in-Charge—W. T. Lewis Administrative; Assistant—E. B.

Chief Supervisor—She I On Teesdale

Secretary—O. J, Roe

Asst, Secretary—Im Ping Tseung

^ Nip Chu Health Officers—J.

M.B., 1 B.CH., B.A.O.’ P. (N.U.I.L

Fehily,

Supreme Court—Statue Square F. A.C,S., D.P.H. (B^lf.), J. M.

Chief Justice — His Honour Sir Gray, L.E.C.P., l.r.c.s. (Ireland),

A. D. A. MacGregor, Kt., k.c. L.

Registrar, Official ' Administrator, M. Hargreaves, m.b.. ch.b.

Official Trustee & Registrar of (Edin.,),b.c.p.s.

M. (Lond.),

r.o.p. (Edin.),

Companies—L. R. Andre wes • d.p.h./ D.O.M.S.

Deputy Registrar & Deputy (Eng.), d.t.m. & h., G. I. Shaw,

Registrar of Com panics — J. P. MM., M.B., CH.B., (Glasgow), D.

Murphy T. M. & H. (Eng.) and H. H.

Confidential Asst. & Stenographer Tai. m:b., ch.b.' (Edin.)

—Miss G. Ezra Veterinary Surgeon—Major W. J.

Accountant—A- J. G. Taylor

Clerk to Chief Justice—W. H. G. D.E. Mackenzie', m.c..^ M,R,c.y,s. &

Hirst Asst Veterinary Surgeon—Captain

Clerk to Puisne Judge W. Low M. J. Reidy, m,r.c.v.s.

First Bailiff—H. J. Millington' . Chief Inspectors—R.: R. Wood and

J. G, Hooper

Second Bailiff—H! McKay Senior Inspectors—W. Old, H. L.

Bailiffs— L. Alltree,(Temporary)

Q. Castilho Lockhart, J. Reid, S. Eccleshall,

and Y. Millington C. Strange, F. W. Bradley and

Clerk and Usher—G. S. Edwards E. N. Ponsford

A17:

Ar.io HONGKONG

Sanitary Inspectors—E C. Kerri- Lam Yeuhg Chi, Ip Fook Lun,

soii, G. H. Miles, G. H. Sherriff, Li Yun Sun, Shi Man Tsun,

T. Sedclon, A. C. Sin ton, W. C. Cheung Hoi Tung, Kwok Wai

K Lamp rill, H. G. Stevens, G. Yin, Sung Fook Tin, Au Wai

Frost, A. W. T. White, T. H. W. Sum, Leung Kam Shing, Tsui

King, S. G. Poole, A. Foster, Kwok Shu, Tam Tung Tsuen,

W. Fogwill, T. S. Clark, J. Lau Ho Omen, Chan Pun

Gellatly, J T. Lacey G. B. Shing, Lau Chung Him, Luk

Frost, W. E. Allen, H. J. King Chi, Lam Wing Sui, Lee

Woolley, E. L. Powell, E. F. Suey Wing, Lo Yuk Shu. Chiu

Warburton, E. A. Chater, C. T. Wai Chung, Leung Pang Fei

Champelovier R A. J. Simp- and Yeung Kai Tong

son, V. M. Benwell, G. W.

Bowden, H, F. Old, L. W. R. War Taxation Department—Windsor

Maccy, J. M. Boyd, B. Williams

M. D. Watson, M. E. Purvis, House, 4th Floor; Telephs. 30606

W. T. Bilson, A. 0. Tribble, V. (Commissioner)

Commissioner—A.

& 26611 (Office)

G. Clarke

C. Bond, A. W. Fowler, A. W. Asst. Commissioners — C. van

Mackenzie, 0. W. L. Spradbery., Langenberg and H. Lourensz

W. E. B. Tanner, E. D. Examiners—P Appleyard. C. W.

Robbins, G. H. A. Morris, E. J. Tresise, P. D. A. Ohidell, J. M.

Whitgob, Li Wai Hon, Chung Macintyre and E. G. Mathias

Yuk Mui, Ki lu Woon, Lau Ip Secretary—W. R. N. Andrews

Yuen, Luk Shiu Kan. Ng Hong

Yat, Chung Wing Kwong, Lai Chief Clerk {Collection)—E. V.

Kee Leung, Tsang Shiu Cheung, Reed

Tsang Yan Kit, Yeung Kam On, Accountant—Herbert J. Ho

Leung Sik Hung, Lee Po Tin, Clerks—A. H. Fatty dad, Chau Wa

Leung Tak Wai, Tang Ho Yan, Shang, Au Man Piu, Leung Tak

Chung Pui Sun, Wong Peng Wa, Li Chiu Yung, Au-Yeung

Ho, Chan Cheong Wing, Ko Chong, Cheung Ohu Wai, Wong

Tsok Yum, Chan Tak Chun, Lai Ching, Ip Ping Chun, Yu

Mpk Kwong lu, Leung Mo Fun, Chui Yuen, Fung Hok Ling,

Lam lu Bun, Yu Hing Wan, Cheung Chan Tseung, Leung

Fung Man Kam, Kwok Wai Tung Chun, Tung Man Tim,

Man, Wong Wing Sum, Wong Chan Ping To, Wong Yin Shau,

Yam Sang, Chan Kai Fan, Yau Ka Yim, Ho Chin Lun,

Paul Lam, Wong Man Yui, Tong Shiu Cheung, Lee Kam

Wong Wai Pong, Pun Yui Wah, Ming, Li Yuet Hing, Chan

Leung Kwok Tsun, Mo Luen Kam Hung, Wong Yuk Hon,

Cheung, Ho Hok Hoi, Kwok See Wai Ching, Tso Yiu Kam,

Ying Kong, Tsang Shiu Woon, Ho Ka Ki, Mit Singh, A.

Leung Hon Ming, Kwok Hon Abdullah, Leung Tin Fuk,

Ming, Ma Chiu Tung, Cheung Wong Bing Chong, Wong Suea

Nien Oho, Chow Yun Pui and Tung, Ng Mow Boon, F. G. da

Tam Ping Kwan Luz, A.A. Crestejo, Looi Kar

Accountanti—Fok Tung Hung Yin, Fung On, Chan Man Sum,

Store-keeper—Tsin Yui San F. N. Chen, Tsui Yu Lin, C.

Staff—Chan Ping Sham, Chong Mar Fan, Chang Kawi Yuen,

Cheung Shing, Chan Yat Chiu, Man Wai Soo, G. F. Victor,

Chan Lai Kong, Un Ting Fan, Leung Sik Kwan, Chan Man

Sun Shek Yung, Lo Moon Fuk, Cheuk and Chung Oho Cheong

 HONGKONG A511

Ship Chandlery, Mining, Rail-

A. Ming & Co. way and Engineering Supplies—

105, Des Yceux Rd. C.; Tel. 26147.

: COMMERCIAL UNDERTAKINGS

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A. Fong’s Studio, Photographers — 1, A.Shipchandlers Yuen & Chee Cheong

and Metal Co.,

Merchants—

D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 20679 74-75, Connaught Road Central; Telephs.

m & n m 22124 & 22324 (Manager); Cable Ad:

A. Hong, Ship & House Painter, Car- Locomotive Yuen Shiu Pak, managing director

penter and Building Contractor — 29, Yuen Shiu Kit, asst, manager

Chinese Street; Teleph. 22714

If 7lC Abbas

mentKhan & Co., for

Contractors Military

IndianandSupplies—

Govern-

A. Kwai & Co. (Wing Yuen Hong), Ship- 61, Hollywood Road; Teleph.

Branch: 85, Austin Road, Kowloon; 22962.

chandlers,

dores ProvisionStore

and General Merchants,

Keepers Steve-

— 15, Teleph. 50682

Connaught Road Cent.; Teleph. 25338;

Cable Ad:& Bentley’s

Edition Winner; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Abraham, E. S., Exchange Broker—

Cheung Kwai, manager Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building;

Cheung Teleph. 31812; Cable Ad: Tamasha

Cheung Chiu,signs

Kui, asst, per pro.

manager

Assistants—Li To Yat, Li Fai, ft m m $i) m hi

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Ap Too La Lee Yang Hong

Abdoolally, Ebrahim & Co., Merchants

A. Man, Hing Cheong, Tailors, Drapers and and Commission Agents—20, Stanley

Outfitters23336;

Teleph. — 54,Cable

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Lucky-Lucky AbdoolallyTeleph. 21041; Cable Ad:

Manager—Saleh C. Ebrahim

Assistants—Abdulla

A. Baxamusa, BadarT. G.Chiba, Mota

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w. % w and Eban A. Ebrahim

A. Ming & Co., Ship-chandlers, Hard-

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Merchants —105,26147;

Teleph. Des

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facturers’ Representatives, Importers

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and Cine-Cameras, Films, Cinefilms, Cable Ad: Achemical

Plates and

—26a, Des Papers of Every

Voeux Road Description

Cent.; Teleph. G. Yan Bergen, f.c.i.s.(Eng.), manager

23459. Kowloon Branch: 414, Shanghai J. Booker, secretary

Street, Yaumati

Sam Min, manager Acme Code Co., Publishers of:

Acme Commodity and Phrase Code

A. Ying & Co., Printers, Book- Acme Supplement

binders, Stationers and Rubber Acme Complete 7 Figure Code

Stamp Makers — Pottinger Street; Representatives—Fung Tang, Pedder

Teleph. 23212 Building

 A512 HONGKONCJ

fir & ^ g # Ahrens, Dr. A.C., d.d.s., Dental Surgeon

Advertising & Publicity Bureau, 50991 —2, Peninsula Hotel Arcade; Teleph.

Ltd., The—Queen’s Building; Teleph.

20030; Cable Ad : Toadvert Air30720France—3, Queen’s Building; Teleph.

Mrs. B. Thompson, co-mng.-dir.

C. J. A.Church,

John do. mgr.

Galvin, dir.

A.Accountant—Miss

Pollock, office manager

M. L. Gooey

Secretary—Mrs. O. da Luz & y&m ft mm

Translator—C.

Art Wang (art dir- Alexandra,

Dept.—A. H.Savitsky

James & Co., Ltd., Flour,

Rolled Oats, Jam & Provision Merchants

ector), F. P. Yung, K. £L Ho, Miss 20374; P.O.China

—Bank of Buildings; Teleph.

Box 735; Cable Ad:

A. Lui& and

Sales Miss M. Bemedios

Marketing Dept. — Ng Ajltd

Chieping A.Passantt

Kwang, managing director

Production

A. P. Chong Dept.—K. S. Leung and directorsLynn and Ng Hai Fu,

Stenographers — Miss M. Ribeiro

and Miss O. E. Mendes at m m a

Alfred’s Public Stenography, The—

& ft ^ Room 61, French Bank Building,

Aero Trading Co. — 8a, Des Voeux Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 30533

Alfred C. T. Li, manager

RoadCable

299; Central;

Ad: Teleph.

Aerotra 30404; P.O. Box

A.Y.A. S.C. Yau

Morant, |manager

Ignace Tsa ^ m ^ ^

Alhambra Theatre (Controlled by

General Amusements, Ltd.)—Nathan

12 'M Road; Teleph. 56856

Ah Chack, Ship and House Painter, Gilder, C. S. Rosselet,

Tsang manager

Kam, house manager

Grainer and Scraper — 25, Chiu Lung

Street; Teleph. 21485 Alice Memorial & Affiliated! Hos-

Ah Hing Co., Building Contractors and pitals—(See Hospitals)

Ship-builders—18, Saigon Street, Yau-

mati, Kowloon; Teleph. 56381; Cable Allen BatteryCo.,Manufacturers.

The, Flashlight

TorchesTorch

Bat-

Ad: Ahing teries

Ah Hing, general manager “Pagoda” and “Paul”—1-3, Marks:

of All Sizes. Trade Glass

IB $£ King Kee St., Causeway Bay; Teleph. 27819;

Ah King’s Slipway, Yacht, Motor- Cable NgKwok

Ad : Cells

Tse Shak, sole proprietor

boat and Boat Builder, Rigger, Cho Hay, secretary

Painter, Sail and Flag Maker—37,

Electric Road; Teleph. 20307 Alois Akun & Co., General Exporters

and Importers—180, Nathan Road,

£ # fg 35 Kowloon; Teleph. 50344; Cable Ad:

Aloisakun

AhCutter

Shiu,andTailors and Outfitters,

Guaranteed Perfect Fit—52, Best Chan B. Anton, manager

Wellington Street; Teleph. 26149

Ah Sing & Co.—33, Connaught Road Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M., Produce Mer-

Central; Teleph. 20461 chants, Manufacturers’ Representatives

P.O. 1a,BoxChiater

Ah Wing & Co.—28, Connaught Road Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad : Ageratum

20808; 324;

Central; Teleph. 21101 J. M. Alves, governing director

Ahana A.E. Alves,

Alves, director

TailorsCo.,andW. Woollen

W., Expert Gentlemen’s

Merchants — 31, B.K. Young do, Chung Sun

Des Vceux Road

Cable Ad: Ahanaco Central; Teleph. 26356; Young II Lui

Yeung Yik

 HONGKONG Aft 13

n & m vk & m T. B. Wilson, general agent

Met Yah Pao Him Kung Sza W. F. Arndt

American Asiatic Underwriters, J. W. Clague Capt. W. H. Thomas

Fed. lnc.,U.S.A., General Insurance: J.

H. E.Bowland

Newlin W. E. B.J. Hearther

Wilson

Fire, Marine,

Burglary, Motorand

Baggage Gar,Special

Life, Accident,

Bisks— P. M. Cotton S. L. O’Hoy

12-14, Queen’s

Building; Boad 30234-5;

Telephs. CentralfCable

'Asia Life

Ad: Amoy^ Canning u ip] * ft ®

Amerriters Corporation, Ltd.—

W. T. Sullivan, president (Shanghai) Ngau Tau Kok, Kowloon; Teleph.

Lai Im Tong, manager (Hongkong) 56556; P.O. Box 1604; Cable Ad:

Agents for: Canning

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of The A. S. Ching, manager

City of New Wong Shiu Ping, sale manager

National UnionYork

Fire Insurance Co., Sy Tiau Keng, do.

Pittsburg, Pa. fii & fl 3c

n & m ^ ^ Ancient Co., The, Dealers in Art

American Bank Note Co.—1st Floor, Curios, Furniture, Stationery and

Dina House, Duddell Street; Teleph. Electric Supplies—39, Nathan Boad

(Wing Lok Building); Teleph. 56570

30692; Cable Ad: Banknote. Head

New York; China Offices: Shanghai, Office:

Peiping and Canton H ^ Sun Chong

H. G. MeNeary, manager Andersen, Meyer & Company,

Ltd., Subsidiary of International Gen-

American Club—(Nee Clubs) eral Electric Co., Inc. (Inc. in

U.S.A.), Engineers, Contractors,

American Consulate—(Nee Consulates) General Merchants, Manufacturers

and Importers—David House, 67-

American Express Co., Inc.—(Nee 28091; 69, Des Yceux Boad Central; Teleph.

Banks) Cable Ad: Danica. Head

Office for U.S.A. : 570, Lexington

Avenue. New York; for China:

^ a # 4s @ # 21, 24, 43. Yuen Ming Yuen Boad,

American Flour Co., The, Flour Shanghai

Importers—8, Des Yceux Boad

Teleph. 21062; Cable Ad : Fish richCentral; D. D. Forbes, manager

Engineering cfc Electrical Merchanr

E. Christensen, partner disc Department

Leung King Sau, do. A. J. Kew

# & @ H J.L. S.Landau

Jitts II W. Y. F.C. Yet

Lord'

American Foreign Insurance Assoc- Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning

F. M. Hale

iation—Boom . 906, Bank of East Asia Pharmaceutical | Chan Yuk In

Bldg.; Teleph. 22277; P.O. Box 400; Department

Cable Ad : Boda R. W. Owens, representative, Parke,

J. M. da Bocha & Co., agents Davis

Electro-Medical Department

American Lloyd Travel Service, General Electric X-Bay Corp.,

Official Passenger Booking Agents for Chicago, 111.

All Lines, Baggage Transportation and J. P. Hum

Insurance Service—Shell House, 2nd Import, Building Supplies

Floor,

Teleph. 27-32,

31175;Queen’s BoadPalestloyd

Cable Ad: Central; F. H. de Carvalho

M, Talan, manager Shipping Department

J. Montalto ] Kwan Heung Chuen

Accounting Clerical Department

P. C. Li

iU &President Lines, mLtd.,H Ship- N tenographers | Chan Hung Cho

American

ping—12, Pedder Street; Teleph. 28171;

Cable Ad: Preslines Miss G. d’Assumpcao] Mrs. P. Gosano

Miss M. P. Ozorio I Miss M. Eng

A514 HONGKONG

M

Anderson & Ashe, Consulting and Anglo-Chinese Trading Co. (Hong

Superintending Engineers and Marine

Surveyors—1st

(Entrance Floor, Queen’s Building Commission Agents—20,Importers

Kong), Ltd., Exporters, and

Des Voeux

24063; CableConnaught

Ad: CanelloKoad); Teleph. Road Central; Teleph. 30880; P.O.Box

819; Cable Ad: Actco; Codes Used:

Acme and Bentley’s

m m ^ Lam Ping, manager

Anderson, D. J. N., Barrister-at-Law— Antonov, M. B.—23, Blue Pool Road;

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 33203 Teleph. 22190

Anderson & Co., J., Undertakers—2,

Caroline Road; Teleph. 30669 wHa ®ko ~m n seK

Anderson, Durran & MoElney, Drs., lee lut

Medical Practitioners — Hongkong Arculli, A. el, Solicitor — Holland

Office: Alexandra Bldg., 3rdTeleph.

Floor, House; Teleph. 26500; Cable Ad:

Des Voeux Road Central; Curly; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

27727 Hop Tuck

Principals

Dr. J. W. Anderson, m.b., ch.b., f.r.c.s. Arculli Brothers, Merchants and

Commission Agents—Holland House,

Dr.(Edin.); 516, The

J. Durran, m.b.,Peak;

ch. b.Teleph.

(Edin.),29243

d.o. 3rd

(Oxon.), f.r.c.s. (Edin.); Friston CurlyFloor; Teleph. 20409; Cable Ad:

Cottage, May Road; Teleph. 26846

Dr. J. H. McElney, m.b., ch. b. (Edin.), Omar el Arculli I A. H. Madar

Abdul Curreem | M. P. Madar

Dr.d.t.m.

E. W.(Liv.)

Stout, m.b^j ch. b. (Edin.); Arculli, Dr. H. el., Medical Practitioner

146,

56744Argyle Street, Kowloon;Teleph. —20,

Dr. A. W. Dawson-Grove, b.m., b. ch. 22882 Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Oxon.);

oon; 144, 50620

Teleph. Argyle Street, Kow- Arculli & Sons, A. F., Army Contractors

—Holland House; Telephs. 20409 &

56659

ft & g O.Abdul

el Arculli

Anderson Music Co., Ltd., The,

Pianoforte and Repairers—St.

Music Dealers,George’s

Tuners, Abbas Curreem

Khan I| A.M. H. P. Madar

Madar

Regulators and

Building, Ice House Street; Teleph. “Arlington,” The—(See Hotels)

21322; Cable Ad: Music; Code: Bentley’s

John E. Anderson, mng. director

H. J. Fountain, director Arlington Technical Agents.

Co., Engineers

M.

MissSoares

Souza | Miss Rozario and Manufacturers’ Depart-

Agencies : ments: Radio, Electrical, Chemical,

Refrigeration and Auto Accessories—

Linguaphone Language Records 23, Ice House Street; Teleph. 27527

Electric & Musical Industries

(China), Ltd. General Manager—Stanley Young

Mullard & Eddystone Radios Secretary—Esther Chaun

Asst. Secretary—Kelly Tang

Andre’s Engineers—Lee

Cox, M.H. Mak,Fen,

C.C.J.Chan

Chung,

andR.C.S.B.

BuildingBeauty

; Teleph.Parlour

27973 — Gloucester Green

Anglo-Chinese sIndustries,

IT Exporters* U 3f*l $

Importers, Agents: Asiatic Bauxite

— Room No. 61, Hongkong Stock Ex- Co.& On Lee Ying Hong

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Import and

change Building; Teleph. 34352}; P. O. Export Merchants, Engineers and

Box 512; &Cable Contractors—Holland House, 3rd Floor,

Bentley’s Acme Ad: Anchi; Codes: Queen’s 32247;

Teleph. Rd. Cable

C.; Engineering

Ad: Harchi. Dept.

Head

Lee Fong, manager Office: Shanghai

Lee Kwan Pui, assistant

 HONGKONG A516

Attorney—W. R. Lambert (Tel. 20576) Laboratory

Engineering Manager—N. D. Lloyd I. K. Lok, chemist

(Tel. 30576) Oil Installation (at To-kwa-wan)

Asst. Manager—H.

Accountant—G. F. Gilroy P. Bailey Walter C. Weston, supt.

Staff—K. D. Lee, L. A. Xavier, Y. T. Arthur & Co. (Export), Ltd.—Pedder

Yu, S. K. Wang, E. E Low,

Cheung, P. S. Choi, S. Y. Chan, H. Building, K. C. Pedder Street; Teleph. 20785;

K.M. Lee, Miss

Woo, K. F.F. Wang

I >. Cartwright,

and M. P. Cable

E.

Ad: Arthur

D. Gow, representative

Chan m m

Sole Distributors for:

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Furnishers and

Export Co., Ltd.—Turbines and Decorators — Showrooms,

Factory: 734 King’s Road; Offices and

Teleph.

Electrical Plant 24173; Cable Ad: Artcrafts

Agencies: Directors—S.

Henry Simon, Ltd.—Flour Mill

Machinery, Coal Handling Berry, a.c.i.s.J. Hicks and Mitchell

Equipment, etc. G. Randall, manager

Fawcett Preston & Co.—Sugar O. B. Payne, designer

Mill Equipment, Press Packing Asger, Dr. M. E., Dental Surgeon, Dental

Plant, etc. X. Ray — Kayamally Building, 20,

Glenfield & Kennedy, Ltd.—^Wa- Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 21392

terworks Equipment of All Kinds (Office) and

Bucyrus - Erie Co. — Dredging Box 210 56173 (Residence); P.O.

Equipment M. E. Asger, d.d.s. (111., U.S.A.),

Ruston & Hornsby,

Gas Engines, Ltd.—OilPumps,

Road Rollers, and Member of Psi Omega Dental

Boilers,Insulated

etc. Fraternity,

Mrs. M. S. Rose, U.S.A.

Secretary & Dental

British

Electrical Cables andCables, Ltd.—

Accessories Assistant

Sun Oil Co. of Philadelphia—Oils Asia Agencies (Hong Kong), Manu-

and Greases facturers’ Representatives — 223-4,

Arnhoid Trading Co., Ltd., Export Gloucester Building; Teleph. 30709;

Merchants—Exchange Cable Ad:E.Decofurn;

Nobbins,Code:

ownerBentley’s

Floor, 14, Des Voeux Building, Road Central; 3rd Arthur

Mrs. H. Nobbins, secretary

P.HeadO. OfficeBox at124;Shanghai,

Cable Ad: Soychee. S. H. Hui, Sales manager

with Offices Agencies:

at Hankow, London and New York Calico Printer Association, Ltd.,

Private Office Manchester

E.R. C.Zindel,

Belbin,signsdirector

per pro. James Templeton & Co., Glasgow

(Carpet Manufacturers)

Correspondence

Mrs. J. Graham-Barrow, m.b.e. 13 & 3S

Accounts Dept.

M. J. Harkins | Mrs. S. M. Xavier Asia Co., The, Grocers, Butchers, Bakers,

Fruit & Green Grocers, General Provi-

Shipping Dept. ders, NavalExporters

Importers, & Military& Contractors,

Commission

T. Y. Loong Agents—63-65,

F.K. Y.C. Yang

Chu

Y. T. Tung

C. W. Lai Telephs. 22338, Des 20416Voeux Rd. Central;

& 20426; Cable

P. C. Yang K. M. Luk Adsf

Ho Ashpit

Pak &general

Hoi, 9244 manager

' Sundries Export Dept. D. A. Jone, manager

A.E.R. d’Oliviera

SalesSales

d’O. P. F. Cheung

C.D. C.C. Loy

K. Ip 13 & m ~m $

K. L. Law Asia Construction & Development

J. Marques | Y.Mrs.IpL. Au Co.—26, Des Voeux Road Central;

Telegrams P.O. Box 367& China Representatives

Hongkong

S.Y. P.M.Fung

Leung Miss M. Wong —I. H. Watt & Co.

A516 HONGKONG

Pan ^ ^ ^ ® ^ 3S *0 $

Asia Hospital Supply Co., General Im- A Sat A Fo Yau Kung Sze

porters and Exporters of Chemicals,

Patent

MedicalMedicines, Surgical Instruments,

& Hospital Asiatic

Rubber Sundries China), Petroleum Co. (Southin

—Ltd.,ShellThe House,

(Incorporated

Supplies, etc. — Head

Building; Telephs. 27839 Office

& 27552; P, O. England)

: China Road Central; Teleph.

Queen’s

28041; P.O.

BoxLi 58.Chung

Branches at Canton

Po, proprietor and Macao Box 22b; Cable Ad: Petrosilex

J. K. Bousfield, general manager

S.R. L.H. Lloyd,

Gregory,asst,operations

manager mgr.

Asia Lands, Ltd., Property

and Proprietors of the Hing Kee and Owners R.L. Smith,

Young, acting

chief acct. &do.secty.

Po Tak Wharves

Building; Teleph. —28106;

Mercantile

CableBankAd: Head Office Staff

Explanate J. B. Harrison IB. L. Stock

Secretaries—Lowe, Bingham & Mat- G.F. L.C. Thomas

Worrall || J.L. A.L. Ilsley

R. Duncan

thews,

Queen’sChartered

Road Central Accountants, 7,

Aviation Department

E. A. R. Fowles

n&mwmKnM Kong Hong Branch & Sales Dept.

Asia G. Thomerson, manager

—12,LifeQueen’s

Insurance

Road Co.,

C.; Inc., Insurance

Teleph. 30234; Kong Yuk Tong

K. Schouten I II. W. Hewett

P.O.

Acme Box

and 456; Cable

Bentley’s Ad: Alice; Code: J. R. Stephen | A. J. Bursley

Mansfield Engineering Department

Richard Freeman, president

Shim, supervisor G. M. Park, supt. engineer

C. L. Chui, district manager Mechanical Division

C.W. S.K.Liu, medical referee

Chu, medical examiner M. Pollock | W. G M. Wilson

R.Harry

Kant,Wong,

unit manager Construction Division

do. A. E. Atkins | Cheung U. Pui

R.W. S.S. Chao, do. Shipping Department

Cheung, do. C. L. Williams

Li Hung, do. Accounts Department

N.A.SpenceE. Ablong | Miss W. M. Sutton

ft m m Hong Kong Accounts

Asia Trading Co., Importers and D. F. Hughes | C. C. Ng

Exporters — China Building, 6th Statistics

Floor; Cable Ad: Atcom H. Bullock | F. Ozorio

Wong Chun-tung, manager Cables Department

S. K. Wong, salesman S. M. Baskett

Wong Kam King, clerk Correspondence Department

Wong Tack Kwong, do. G. Lee

Asiatic American Co.—Oi Kwan Stenographers—

Building, 63-65, Des Yoeux Road Miss

Mrs. L.G. Ablong Miss D. P. Ham-

K. Begdon

Central; Teleph. 23532; Cable Ad :

Tenderly Mrs. G. C. Burnett Miss N. Quinblin

Miss B.F. R.D. Kew

Mrs. Gomes Mrs. D. M. Shaw

Asiatic Delivery Service, The, Receiv- North Point InstallationMrs. M. Sterling

ing, Forwarding and Commission Ag- R. J. K. Walker, manager

ents—Room

ing; Teleph. 31181;36, Stock

CableExchange Build-

Ad : Deliveries J. C. Menhinick

Manager—G.Kim

Staff—Ng C. S. Yee,

Ku Chan Shiu C.F. F.P. Kennedy

J. Simpson I| W. C. Forman

Matthews

Chuen, Chow Ting Ming, Pang Taikoktsui Installation

J. A. Simpson, manager

Sing, Ching Lun, Wai Yuen and

Ku Chi Hang J. Macdonald

 HONGKONG A517

ASSOCIATfONS AND SOCIETIES

Asiatic Phosphate Coepokation, Ltd.

—Room No. 61, Hongkong Stock Ex- ® ® ^ M el m &

change

Box 512;Building;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Asiatic 34352; P.O.

Phosphate;

Codes: Bentley’s & Acme Anti-Muitsai Society, The—Entertain-

ment Building,

Central; Teleph.4th22983

Floor, Queen’s Road

Lee Fong, chairman

President—Rev. Tsang Kei Ngok

Vice-President

Hing — Mrs. Wong Man

ft m & & m & Hon. English Secretary—Miss Shin

Asiatic

and Trading

Exporters—6, (T. L.) Co., Importers Tak Hing

Central, 2nd Floor Des Yoeux Road Asst.

ShinHon. English Secretary—Dr.

Lok Shang

K. C. Leigh and T. P. Tai, managers Hon. Chinese Secretary—Chan Tit

Long

Asiatiqtje de Navigation Compagnie— Asst. Hon, Kwai

Li Shue Chinese Secretary—Rev.

Queen’s Building; Teleph. 26651

If # ill 5 AsSOCIAgiO

MutuosStreet PORTUGUESA

(S4de, DE SOCCORROS

Club Lusitano)—Ice

Asquith & Co. Ship

Ship Owners, (Hongkong & Shanghai),

and Freight Brokers, House

Shipping and Commission Agents—23, President

medies — F. E. d’Almada Re-

Connaught

Teleph. 33636;Road

P. O. West,

Box 422;2ndCableFloor;

Ad: Vice-President—D.P.J. Lopes

Asquith Hon. Secretary—F. X. Soares

Bentley’s; &Codes

A. B. Used

C. 6th: Boe, New Boe,

Edition Hon. Treasurer—C. M. Correa

Committee — A. F. Osmund, Dr.

Manager—Capt. Norris J. Asquith A.F. H.

M. Rodrigues,Dr.

Asst. Manager—P. K. Chan

Stenographer—Miss L. Pau Carvalho, L. A.J.W.daBarnes,

Costa,

Assistant—W. C. Wang C. M.F. Silva,

and X. V. Dr. A. P. Guterres

Ribeiro

Agents for:

Kwong Cheung Hing Co.', Ltd., Ship-

builders

at CheungandShaEngineers, Dockyards

Wan, Kowloon

Colonial Association, of Chinese Accountants

Ltd., Navigation

Ship Owners& Trading Co.,

and General & Auditors—Wing On Bank Bldg.

Merchants Hon. Presidents—Hon. Dr. R.

H Kotewall, c.m.g., Hon. Mr.

Associated Merchandising Corporation T. N. Chau, Hon. Mr. M. K.

—6, Queen's Road Central; Teleph. Lo, Hon. Dr. Li Shui Fan, Li

23392 Jowson, J.p. and Dr. S. F.

Lam, ph.d.

President—Thomas Le C. Kuen,

# ip s: A-A.A., F.C.A.A.

Associated Produce Co., General Im- Vice-Presidents — Li Tat Gee,

porters and Exporters of: All Kinds f.c.a.a. and George Morgan,

of South China Products, Silk and F.C.A.A.

Artificial Silk and Embroidered Secretary—Thomas Gock Young,

Goods, Cotton Piece Goods and F.C.A.A.

Firecrackers, Lard, Feathers, Rattan- Treasurer—Chang Kwie Yuen,

wares and Furnitures, etc.—Windsor F-C.A-A.

House, 12, Des 25371;

Floor; Telph. Yoeux Cable

Road Central, 1st

Ad: Easta; Council—Kwan Man Yu, f.c.

Codes Used: Bentley’s, Acme & Private a.a., Li Kwok Ying, f.c.a.a.,

N. C. Horne, manager Fong Wing Fook, f.c.a.a., Tam

S. L. Shum, secretary Chung Hon, f.c.a.a., Yeung

H. P. Ho, assistant Choat Kai, f.c.a.a. and O’Young

Shook Wung, f.c.a.a.

A518 HONGKONG

t#m t m*a^& British Medical Association

Boy Scouts Association Hong- (Hong Kong & China Branch) —

kong Branch - Headquarters: President — Dr. P. S. Selwyn-

Lower Albert Road; Teleph. 24825 ; Clarke, m.c.

Vice-President—Surg.-Capt. G. V.

Cable

PatronAd:&Scoutcraft

Local Chief Scout—H. E. Hobbs, r.n.

Sir Geoffry Northcote, k.c.m.g. Hon. Secretary—Dr. A. W. Dawson-

President—C. Grove (Alexandra Building)

Commissioner —G. The Sollis,Rev.

m,a. N. V. Hon. J.Treasurer

D.Department) & Librarian—Dr.

Valentine, m.c. (Medical

Halward, M.c., m.a.

Deputy Commissioner—Major

Champkin, e.a. C.

Asst. Commissioner

Secretary—D. A. Pockson& Hon. Catholic Truth Society of Hongkong,

Asst. Commissioner for Wolf Cubs Editors and Publishers

Road; Teleph. 22674 — 16, Caine

& Hon. Test Secretary—Mrs. D. President—H. C. Macnamara, b.l.

Booker Secretary—Fr. N. Maestrini

Asst.

Scouts—G.Commissioner

S. P. Heywoodfor Rover

District Commissioner, Hong Kong

& New Territories, South—Quan ^Chamber m nn m m m

Cheow Cheang of Commerce, Chinese—64

District Commissioner, Kowloon &

e 65, Connaught

20279 & 21170Road(Secretary’s

Central;

New Territories,North—(Vacant) Office); Cable Ad: Chichacom

District Scoutmaster,

—Bro. F.Scoutmasters, Hong

Grimshaw Kowloon— Kong Chairman—Philip Gockchin

District Vice-Chairman—Ng Chak Wa

David Lee and Wm. C. Low Treasurer—Tung Chung Wai

Chinese Editor of the

Official Translator — Shum YiuGazette & Asst. Treasurer—Yung Koon Man

Kam Editor of the Gazette—A. Secretary—H. Y. Ts’o

Foreign Chief

ChineseChinese Clerk— LiChook

Clerks—Wong Tze Ming

Sam

E. Job

Headquarters Clerk — Lewis Tiu and Ho Wai Mo

(On Active Service) English Clerk—C. H. Wong

Cashiers — Fung Kwai Hoi and

Acting Headquarters Clerk — F. K. Cheng

China Lo Ting Hoi

Fleet Deep: Sea ScoutHome

Troop-

Headquarters Sailors’ Iff W £

Seamen’s Institute, Gloucester Road, Ying Seung Wui Kiln

Hong Kong

Fleet Commissioner — Lt.-Comdr. Chamber of Commerce, Hongkong

H. Riley,Officer—The

Liaison r.n. Rev. Cyril General—Hongkong Bank Building,

Brown 3rd Floor; Cable Ad: Chambercom

Secretary—M. F. Key, o.b.e.

Asst. Secretary—E. R. Price

Treasurers

British & Foreign Bible Society—

Queen’s Building, l, Ice House Street; Matthews— Lowe, Bingham

Teleph. 23695; Cable Ad: Testaments

China Association (Hongkong Branch)

British Legion, The— —Hongkong Bank Building

President---A. W. Hughes Hon Secretary—M. F. Key, o.b.e.

Vice-President—G. K. Hall Brutton Hon. Treasurers — Lowe, Bingham

& Matthews

Committee—C. Blaker, F. C. Hall,

C.D. L.M. Newbigging,

Manners, E. J.H. R.G. Mitchell,

Sheldon,

G.andG.H. N.V. Tinson,

Wilkinson A. C. Wilcox China Coast Officers’ Guild—Bank

of East Asia Building, 10, Des

Secretaries

Thomson & Co., Chartered Chiooguis

Accountants, Hongkong & Shang- Secretary—W. E. Kirby

hai Bank Building; Teleph. 31188 Joint Secty.—J. Watson (Shanghai)

 HONGKONG A.>iO

Chinese Catholic - Young Men’s HindoPresident—P.

Association,Waswani

The—

Society—16, Caine Road; Cable Vice-Presidents—K.

Ad.Patron—His

Ccyms Lordship Mgr. H. R. Karamchand

Hon. and J.F. T.Kripalani,

General Secretary—M. Melwani

R. Deb

Yaltorta Hon. Joint Secretary—Bhagwand-

Spiritual

Valtorta Director — Mgr. H. itta

President—J. B. TamMing Hin Hon. Treasurer—T. HarumaSDr. P.

Committee—K.

Vice-President—Ho

Secretary—Tang VYai Hung D. R. Naidu, B.R, Vaidya, Naraindas, N.

Treasurer—Poon Chi Kong Nanikram, P. H. Sabnani, T. T.

Committee—Ho Kien, Tam Wing Utoomal and W. L. Sitlam

Sang, Chow Chiu Cheung, Lo Hongkong Aquarium Society—

Pok Wang and Chu Chi Chiu Hon. Secretary—B. E. Sugars, f.z.s.,

c/o

mentGovernment Stores Depart-

Chinese Manufacturers’ Union—76,

Queen's Road Central, 2nd Floor; Hongkong Automobile Association,

Teleph. 33343 Wen Kan Federated with

Secretary—Han

Asst. Secretaries—Sie Chin Piao Association, Memberfhe ofAutomobile

the Alli-

and Yuen Kai Chun ance Internationale de Tourisme,

Affiliated with the Royal Automo-

Chinese Press Association—9, Sin ofbile Club, and

Malaya

Touring

Affiliated

Memberwith

Federation—c/o of the theEastern

A. A.

Linstead &

Hing Street; Teleph. 23096 Davis, Exchange25574Building;

it # m ® M 27794 (Office), (ChaterTelephs.

Road

Car Park) & 57664 (Kowloon Car

Chung Park); Cable Ad: Fanum Lieut.-

Des Sing

23648. Vceux Benevolent

Road Bathing

Branches:

Society—127,

Central; Teleph.

Pavilion,

Patron

General — His

E. F. Excellency

Norton, c.b., d.s.o.,

Victoria Road, Kennedy Town; M.C.

President—Rev. G. E. S. Upsdell

Teleph. 28507 Yice-President—B.

Fire Insurance Mercantile

AssociationBankof Hong- Committee—L. C. F.Wong TapeJ. K.

Bellamy,

kong—Office: Bldg. Bousfield, Hon. Mr. Leo D’Almada

Committee—G. H. Piercy (chair- eEvans,

Castro, Jr., J. D. J.Danby, B. M.D.

man), T.A. N.C.Chau,

man), Ellis Lau

(deputy

Yuk chair-

Wan, H. Lo, C.J. M.Harrop,

Manners,E.o.b.e. Jupp, and

G.H. R.A. Sturt,

L. Plummer, D. L. Newbigging

R. L. S.H. Webb

T. Smith,

and Hongkong Benevolent Society—11,

R. H. Wild IcePresident—Mrs.

House Street E. C. Frederick

Secretaries

Matthews — Lowe; Bingham &

(The White House, Repulse

Vice-President—Mrs. Bay)

M. S. Jeffries

Girl

Hut,Guides Association—Sandilands

Hong Kong (TheTreasurer—V

Observatory)rs. A. H. Comp-

Acting Colony Commissioner^—Miss Hon.

J. W. Buckwell (2, Garden Ter- ton (“Longridge”, Repulse Bay

race) Secretary — Mrs. A. R. Road)Secretary—Mrs. H. F. Som-

Hon.

Colony

H. Phillips (Sandilands Hut) mers (1, Abermor Court, May

Road)

# * A * tS Hongkong

Gloucester Broadcasting

Hotel Building Studio—

Helena May Institute (Residential Committee—R. A. D. Forrest (Post-

Club for21423 Women)

(Office)—&Garden Road; master

Teleph. 22160 (House)

President—Mrs. J. K. Bousfield Hon. Mr.General,

T. N. Chairman),

Chau, The Hon. The

Vice-President—Mrs. A. B. Thomson Mr. Leo D’Almada

R.B. P.Purves, e Castro,

Morris,Dr.G. L.A. T.Pentreath, Jr.,

A.

Secretary

Cairns & Treasurer—Mrs. I. D. Ride, Rev.

Father T. Ryan, J. R. M. Smith,

A520 HONGKONG

P.Rev.H. J.Suckling, T. O. T’so, Very Hongkong Philatelic Society—P.O.

Wilson and Mr. E. I. BoxPresident—H.

878 W. Hammond

Wynne-Jones Vice-President—A. R. Osborne

Secretary—A.

Stenographer—Mrs. T. LayE. M. Philip- Hon.

pens Eastgate & Treasurer—G. L.

Secretary

Record Clerk—Mrs. Ho Wing Hang Hon.

DrewExchange Secretary — H. E

Lam Committee—L. G. Poon

Chinese

Asst. Secretary—S.

ChanChinese

Shuk Kwan

C. Lau

Secretary — Miss E.W.H. Fillmore, m.b.e.and Capt.

Hongkong CricketR. League—

President—H. B.J.Hancock Hongkong Philharmonic Society —

Vice-President—E. R. Mitchell (Affiliated to the National Operatic

Hon. Secretary & Treasurer—A. H. & Dramatic Association)

Madar Patron—H. E. Sir Geoffry North-

cote, K.c.M.c.

Hongkong Dental Association — President—R. J. Shrigley ,

President—Dr. F. H. Kew Vice-Presidents—Dr. G.D.R. Black,

Vice-President—Dr. F. H. Sommers m.d.,

A.M.I. o.b.e.,

MECH.E.,A. W.M.I.P.T.,

Black, a.m.i.n.a.

L. C. F'

Hon. Secretary—Dr. M. E. Asger Bellainy,W.m.c., D. H.m.a.,Blake, Pro'

Committee—Dr.

Dr. S. L. KwongK. W. Chaun and lessor Brown, E. Cock’

m.b.e., A. K. Dimond, Hon. Mr

Hongkong Eugenics League — c/o S. H.

Dowbiggin,Dodwell, -LtJCol.

o.b.e.,Vandeleur H.

D. Drummond’ B. L-

Lo & Lo, Alexandra Building J. Finnie, Sir Gray

Hon. Treasurer—R. A. D. Forrest burn,

Hon. Secretary—Mrs. P. S. Selwyn-

Clarke,H, Mr. M.kt., T. E. Jackson,

T. Johnson, Hon-

T. A. Martin,

J.Ramsay,

R. Masson, A. R. H. Phillips,

C. C; Roberts, Professor T.

Hongkong,

Room 55, Bank Football Association

of Canton —

Building; R. Robertson, m.a., Hon. Mr. N.

Teleph. 30751; P.O. Box 233 L. Smith, H.E. Stone,

J. H. Taggart, o.b.e., Hon. Dr. H.R. Sturt,

Hongkong Hortiqultubal Society— D.Dr. J.T. W.

Valentine, M.c.,b.ch.,

Ware,Verym.b., m.b., b.c.,

c/o

StockJ. T.

Exchange Bagram,

Bldg.,Hon.4th Secretary,

Floor, Ice Williamson, Rev. J.S. L.T.

House Street Wilson, H. H. H. Priestley and

D. Nickson Cyril Brown, H. M.

Committee—

Hongkong

tion— Lawn Tennis ' Associa- Cockle, H. H. H. Priestley and

President — H. R. B. Hancock Capt. Houghton

Vice-President—M. W. Lo Hon. Treasurer—W, J. Burling

Hon. Secretary—C. J. Tacchi Hon. Secretary—J. H. Shaw, a.c.i.s.

Hon.

Tacchi League Secretary — C. J.

Hon. Treasurer—E. Abraham mm

Hongkong Rifle Association—

Hongkong League of Nations Society Patron—H.

Vice-Patrons—H. E. The Governor

Patron—H. E. Sir Geoffry North-

cote, K.C.M.G. J. H. Montgomery, China Fleet, H. E.E. The The G.C.-in-C.

O. C.

President—Dr. British Troops in China, The

Matilda Hospital Hon. The Colonial

Commodore-in Charge,Secretary,

Hongkong,The

Vice-Presidents—

kenize Dow, Sir Robert Rev. K.H. Kote-Mac- O. C., R. A. F. _ Station, Hong-

wall,Reichelt

c.m.g., Dr.andS.S.W.V.Ts’o, o.b.e., kong,

H.K.N.V.F. The and Hon. Comdt.,

C.P., O.C.,

H.K.

Hon.Dr.Secretary—Mrs. Boxer

E. M. Sando, V.D.C.

President

Teleph. 23293

Hon. Treasurer—H. Samuel —Major R.D. Walker, M.c.

Hon. Secretary — Capt. C. H. R.

Hongkong Ministering League Hyde, A & B Block, Queen’s Road

Ministering Children’s League— East

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Hon. Treasurer—Lt. G. J. P. Carey t 3§ i! it

c/o Jardine,Department

Shipping Matheson & Co., Ltd., Hongkong Stock Exchange—10, Ice

Clerk—J: Hargreaves (On leave) House

25213 &Street; Telephs.

25224; Cable Ad: 25204-25207,

Stocks

J. Yorksoh. (Acting) Secretary—D. Jack

Firms—Bagram, J. T. (Member: J. T.

1

Hongkong Sharebrokers Association Bagram), Benjamin & Potts (Mem-

—Hongkong bers: P.Pestonji),

C. Potts,Cario,J, Y. H. Potts

7, Ice HouseSharebrokers’ Building,

Street; Telephones &berR.: M. Cairo), Choa M.Po (Mem- Min

26685-8; Cable Ad: Hksba &Croucher

Co. (Member:

Chairman—W. J. Carroll & Co. (Member: Po

Chao N. V.Min),A.

Secretary—A.H. Carroll Croucher),

F. M. Ellis, Ellis

A. J.

e EdgarJ.(Members:

J. Edgar

Members—A.H.

A.Seu P.Kon Carroll,

Greaves, W. J.J. F.Carroll,

Grose, &(Member:

J. Middleton-Smith), Hayim,&Ellis

Chi, Soo Pei Shao, Ellis Hayim), Joseph

H. B. (Member: H. B. Joseph), Kew Co.,

Lau Tak Po, Soo Pui & Co., Fred. (Members: F. H. Kew &

Chen, Lo Kin Fai, G. A. W. H. Choy), Li Shiu Pang (Mem-

Harriman, Chan Yat Fung, ber: Li Shiu Pang), Litton

Yeung Yau, S. Howard, C. A. (Member: J. L. Litton), Lowcock, H.

L. Bickett, A. Kitchell, Tong (Member:(Member:H. Lowcock j, MoxonPotts,&

Fu Sam, A. A. R. Botelho, F. Taylor A.H. Nissim),

L. Silva, Mok Ying Kie, Ling A.

Man I. R. A. Dastur, C. C-

Blake, E. E. Essig, A. R. H. Man (Member: Shi Yu Man),ShiShun

H. (Member: A. Potts), Yu

Esmail, Ko Tai Tim, R. Kopelman Wa

Silva, ik P.Co.M.(Member:

N. da Yue Shun

(Member: P.M.N. Wa),

da

and B. C. Tavadia Silva), Tester tfeAbraham (Members:

P. Tester & Ezra Abraham), Weill &

Co.,& Co.L.(Members:

(Member: W.L. G.Weill),Pirie,Wright

J. F.

Hongkong

of Children,Society for the Protection

The—Office: Old City Wright, Jr. & V. Benjamin)

Hall

Patrons — H. E. Sir Geoffry and Hydro-Therapeutic

King’s Building : Teleph. 32613

Institute —

Lady Northcote

President—Hon. Sir Robert Kote-

wall it t m m m a n

Chairman of Executive Committee Institution of Engineers

—The

Tam Hon. Mr. W. N. Thomas builders—King’s

20128; Cable Ad: Propeller Building;& Teleph.

Ship-

Vice-Chairman—C. G. Sollis Hon. President—H. E. The

Hon. Director — His Hon. Sir Governor

Atholl MacGregor President—J. Finnie

Joint Hon. Treasurers

McKellar and Kwok Chan — A. Vice-Presidents—Edward Cock and

Hon. General Secretary—Mrs. W.G.M. Wilson

D. J. S. Crozier Chairman—J. J. Forster

Vice-Chairman—J.

Hon. Russell

Branch Offices

Hong Kong East at 82, Stone Nullah Hon. Treasurer—J.

Librarian—J. J.A. Forster

Tarrant

Lane, Wanchai Hon. Secretary —W. F. Simpson

Inspector— Mrs. Luke

Hong Kong West at 49, Pokfulam Rd. Kowloon P. President—Lam

Residents’ Association —

O. Box 1752, Kowloon

Inspector— Mrs. Sue Ming Fan

Kowloon North at 52, Argyle Street Vice-President—D. W.C. Munton

Inspector— Mrs. Lee Hon. Secretary—F.

Kowloon South at 12, Sai Yeung Choi

Street Hon. Treasurer—R. H. Mow

Wong,Fung

c/o

Inspector—Mrs. Perry S. C. M.

Committee—Hon. Post Mr. L. D’Almada

Kowloon

Road City at 221, Tam Kung e Castro, Percy Chen, Rev. Fr.

Inspector—Miss Tai Granelli, Rev. j. R. Higgs,

G. Kirkby-Gomes, Major Dr. C. M.S.

A522 HONGKONG

Manners, Miss K. Mow Fung, I. N. I Cashier—B. W. Leon

Murray, R. Pestonji, R. A. da Staff (District Office) — Mrs. J.

Silva, D. O. Silver, Lt.-Col. E. D. Basto, Miss

Rocha, Miss G.E.D’Almada,

de Sousa, Miss

TsangE.

Matthews, J. N. Sweeney, C. E. Choi, Wong Pak Chow and Yau

Terry, Rev. H. D. Rosenthall, B. Hon Wing

Wylie and S. W. Minshall

Law SocietyH.(The Incorporated Law Navy League n m ?k

Society (Hong Kong Branch) —

WindsorofHouse, K.)—Registered

1st Floor, 12,Office:

Des President—Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields

Hon. Treasurer—C. Champkin

Yoeux Road CentralK. Hall Brutton

President-Geo. Hon. Secretary—H. W. Dulley

Vice-President—E. Davidson

Hon. Secretary

Strellett & Treasurer—D. L. Overseas League (Hong Kong

Asst. Hon. Secretary—F. C. Nigel Branch)-

Committee—Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, D. Hon. Corresponding Secretary

H. Blake, G.A.G.el N.Arculli,

Tinson,O. H. —G. G. Stopani-Thomson, c/o

Armstrong, E. C.J. Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Marton and F. G. Nigel Photographic Society of Hongkong

LlGA PORTUGUESA DE HONGKONG—41, The—P. O. Box 1245

President—Dr. A. V. Greaves, m.b.,

Peking Rd.,

Cable Ad: Liga Kowloon; Teleph. 58706; M.C.P. & s., D.T.M.

President—M. A. Gomes Vice-President—Captain R. L. Ber-

ridge, R e.

Secretary—F. G. D’Aquino Hon. Treasurer—W.

Hon. Asst.

Secretary F. Stone

—R. A. Bates

Treasurer—F. J. T. Silva Loureiro Hon. Secretary—H. A McKay

Committee — P. M. Xavier, P. A. Hon. Exhibition Secretary—K. A.

Xavier, F. A. Joanilho,

Ferreira, R. Roberts and L. A. A. Watson

Sequeira Committee—W. J. Richards and

A. B Moir

Marine Engineers’ Guild of China

—Bank of East Asia Building, 10, ^ a ^

Des Voeux Road Central; Cable Po Leung Kuk—Leighton Hill Road;

Ad: Chicoguis Teleph. 28320

Secretary—J. Watson (Shanghai) Chairman—Tung-fan Lo

Joint Secretary—W. E. Kirby Committee—Huo Pao Tsai, Mrs.

Marine Insurance Association of C.Pho,H.LamWan,YikMrs.

Kau, Khong

Cheung Keng

Man

Hongkong & Canton —7, Queen’s Tung, LamDr.Chik Suen,

Road Central

Committee—R. H. Wild (chairman), Shiu Kee, T. P. Wu, A.Dr.Kung-

Lee

T.Petersen,

N. Chau,G.A. C.H. Ellis, V. I G. po Chan,

T. S. Hsin Chan Yuk Chuen and

Piercy, D. B.

Sinclair, H. T. Smith, H. R. Sturt Queen’s College Old Boys’ Associa-

and R. L. S. Webb

Secretaries — Lowe, Bingham & tion—c/o Queen’s33128College, Aberdeen

Matthews Street; Teleph.

President—S. M.—Churn

Navy, Army & District)—11,

Air Force Institutes Vice-Presidents M. G. O’Connor

(Hongkong Duddell and Chow Ping-un

Hon. Secretary—Leung Sik-kwan

Street, 4th Floor; Telephs. 27720, Hon. Tieasurer—Leung

27729 & 5745 ? (Waiehouse); Cable Ad:

NAAFI Committee — Lo CheungPing-hin

Ip, H. K.

Staff Woo, C.

Chiu, Cheung G. Anderson, Hung Wei

Wai Fung, Mo

Manager, Hongkong District—R.L. Tat, Lo Tung-fan, M Ng

k Cheuk

Kloss Hon, Kwok Hee-leung, Ching

Asst.

—D.Manager,

W. Joyce Hongkong District Ting, Ho Hung Chung, Man

Accountants

r — A. R. Johnson and Hung

the Head Cho, Leung

PrefectSiu-chun and

of Queen’s

F. W . Bell

Warehouse Manager—F. G. Cocks College

 HONGKONG A523

Society fob the Pbevention of Precious Blood Conference:

Cbuelty to Animals, Hong Kong— President—Sebastian Lee

Dogs’ HomeTeleph.

loonPatrons—H.

City; : Tam 56152

Kung Road, Kow- Vice-President—Henry C. Ma

E. The Governor and Secretary—Francis

Treasurer—Turibio X.CruzLoo

Lady Northcote

President—Sir Atholl MacGregor,

KT., K.C.

Vice-President—F. H. Loseby St.quarters:

John Ambulance

Tai HangBbigade— Head

Road; Teleph

Chairman of General Committee— 26236;

1, Hysan Ambulance

Avenue; (Accident)

Teleph. Station:

26969

Sir Atholl MacGregor

Chairman of Executive Committee

Hon.—M.Treasurer—Ralph

J. Abbott Dormer # W H # ft

Hon. Secretary, Dogs’ Home—Mrs. Nam Wah Tai Yuk Wui

F. H. Loseby

Honorary Auditors — Thomson & South ChinaHill;

Athletic Association

Co., C.A. — Mesdames Alabaster, —Caroline

dium, Caroline Telephs.

Hill), 2469623066 (Sta-

(Billiards

Committee Section, China Building), 26872

Eu Tong Sen, Forbes, Grasett,

Guinness, Hobbs,Leiper, Landale, (Bathing Pavilion, North Point) and

Loseby, MacGregor, Maunder, de 56566

Kowloon); (Tennis

CablePavilion, King’s Park,

Ad: Athletes

Martin, Phillips, Smalley, Shore, Hon. Presidents—Hon. Sir Robert

Southard, Willson, Messrs. Kotewall, kt., c.m.g.,

Abbott, Loseby,

Grenham, Bottomley,Perrin,Davies,

Pes- Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, ll.d.,

kt.,

tonji, Russell, Talati and Dr. Yeo Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, c..eb.,

Secretary—W. Rees Harriss, m.i.j. Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, Hon.

Shu-fan, Hon. Mr. W. N. Thomas Dr. Li

(Lend.),

220A, Katherine

Nathan Road, Building,

Kowloon; Tam, Dr. Fong,

S. W. Tso, o.b.e., ll.d.,

Teleph. 59091Fowler, Teleph. 56082 Li Tse Lo Yuk Tong,

Inspector—G. General Pei Chung-hsi,

Li Tsung-ien, Dr. C. T.General

Wang,

Interpreter—Ling Jo Ting Hsu Shi

Chau ManYing,

Chi Tu Yueb Sen and

Society of St. Vincent de Paul—c/o President—Luke Oi-wan

Catholic Mission House, 16, Caine Vice-President—Lo

Chairman—Ngan Shing TungKwan

Fan

Road; Teleph. 22674 Vice-Chairmen—Tse Yu Chuenand

Central Council: Ng Treasurer—Fung

Wing Hong Wai Hin

President—H. Dixon Hon.

Secretary—J. A. Alvares Hon. GeneralChenSecretary — Walter

Hanming

Treasurer—J.

Asst. Treasurer—H,Baptista

A. de Figueiredo Hon. Secretary—Phillip S. Lee

Cathedral Conference:

President—G. A. Vas St. Andeew’s Society, Hong Kong—

Secretary—J. B. Tam Chieftain—B. Wylie

Treasurer—G. A. Vas Vice-Chieftain—J. F. Macgregor

Wanchai Conference: Committee—Dr. J. W. Anderson,

President—H. Dixon E.Forsyth,

M. Bryden,D.J. Morrison,

Finnic, H. R.

Vice-President—R. Choa

Secretary—A. A. Reed Morrison,J.H.A. H. Scott andK. R.S.

Treasurer—E. M. Franco Young

Kowloon Conference: Joint

— J.Hon. Secretaries

Moodie and E. &S.Treasurers

Hall, c/o

President—A. F. Osmund Lowe, Bingham k Matthews

Vice-President—J.

Secretary—G. A. Cruz D. Marques

Treasurer—C. E. Xavier St. David’s Society—

St. Teresa Conference: President—E. Loyd Aneurin

Jones James

President^—L. A.

Secretary—J. G. Lum Barton Vice-President—W.

Treasurer—H. J, M. de Figueiredo Hon. Secretary k Treasurer—Mrs.

W. T. Lewis (3, Ventris Road)

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St. Geokgk’s . Society— ® m m m

President—H. V. .Wilkinson,

Vice-President—L. C. F. BellamyD.s.o., Theosophical Society, The—

Committee—C. B. Brown, . K. A. Presidential Agent for China — A.

Camidge, P. S. Cassidy, W. A. F. Knudsen

President of Manuk Lodge—Dr. A.

Cornell,

V.Roberts, J. D. Danby,

C. Labrum, G. F. C. C.Hall,C.

Miskin, Fung

G. G. N. Tinson, M.c., Hon. Secretary— Mrs. M. Lebadeff

Very Rev. Dean J. L. Wilson and TheHongkong

Manuk Club

Lodge,Annex,

Hongkong—

Chater

G. G. Wood& Treasurers—Linstead

Secretaries Road; P.O. Box 632; Cable Ad:

& Davis (Teleph. 27794) Theosoph

Victoria Diocesan & Missionary

ti m ^ m # Association, Hong Kong & South

St. Patrick’s Society of Hong Kong— China- President—The BishopR.ofMow

Victoria

P.O. Box 4L7

President—Hon. Mr. C. G. Perdue Hon. Secretary—Miss Fung

Vice-Presidents—J. G. M. Grenham Hon. Treasurer—J. A. Tarrant

and C. E. Terry

Hon.

Hon. Secretary—B.

Treasurer—P. H.J. A.C. Hamilton

Hallowes Young Men’s Christian Association

Committee (Chinese)—51-71, Bridges Street

Crozier, B. T. Flanagan,D.A.J. H.S.

— K. Begdon, (Hongkong); Teleph. 26618. Waterloo

Road (Kowloon Branch); Teleph.

Guinness, F. P. R. James, m.c., 58111; Cable Ad: Flamingo

Comdr. W. P. McCarthy,

O’Donovan, Lieut. - Col. J. S. R.N., J. President—Lam Chi Fung

Smith, A. D. Corps and E. H. Vice-President—Rev. K. Y. Lee

Williams Hon.

Hon. Treasurer—F.

Secretary—Ho N.YanChau

Charity Sub-Committee—J.

Grenham, J. O’Donovan and B. C. M. General Secretary—Ko SikTakWai

T. Flanagan Associate Geneial Secretary—Lum

K. Chiu

Secretarial Staff—Li Ka Fan, Watt

Past

kt., Presidents—Sir Joseph Kemp,

o.b.e.,c.b.e.,

Prof. Colonel C. D. Myles,

F A. Redmond, Dr. Mo Ki, Kwok Mok Hoi, Cheung

Lo Kau,LimHoandTak

W. B. A. Moore, o.b.e., B.

Hallowes, F. P. R. James, m.c., E. H. C. Hsiang ChanOn,KwokChow Lai

H. Williams and Dr. G. W Pope Young Men’s Christian Association

(European)—Salisbury Road, Kow-

loon;Teleph. 58023; Cable Ad: Triangle

St.Society—99b,

Teresa’s Chinese Young Men’s President—Hon. Sir H.E. Pollock,

Waterloo Road, Kow- K.C.

Vice-President—P. S. Cassidy

loon

President— Peter Lo Hon. Treasurer—H. F. Phillips

Vice-President—P. Wong Secretary—A. W. Ingram

Hon. Secretary—Felix Poon Asst. Secretary—E. W. Railton

Hon. Treasurer—J.Lum,

Councillors—M. M. Walker

G. Lenz, J.

Chong, L. Allaye, N. Y. Lim nr # m M

and E. B.Director—Rev.

Ooi For Se Che Sin Wu

Spiritual Fr. A. Zoroastrian

Kong, CantonCharity Funds of Hong

& Macao—Zoroastrian

Granelli Building, 101, Leighton Hill Road

St. Teresa’s Conference of St. President—B.

Hon.Secretary— C. Tavadia

M. B. Futtakia

Vincent de Paul Society — Trustees—N.

President—L. A. Barton

Vice-President—P. Mehta and H.B. D.Futakia,

BaldawalaM. N.

Hon. Secretary—M.Lo Lum

Hon. Treasurer — H. J. de Atienza & Co., Vicente, Cigar and

Cigarette Importers and Commission

Figuereido

Spiritual Director — Rev. Fr. A. Agents — 54, Nathan

Teleph. 57155; Cable Ad:Road, Kowloon;

Atienza

Granelli

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Managing

W. T. LeePartners—W. C. Lee and Automobile&Insurance m & m $

Manager—W. K.TaiTai Co. of Hart-

Assistant—W. ford, ofConnecticut—Hongkong

East Asia Building, 6th Office:

Staff -M. K. Lee, Y. Y. Ko, Li Kwok, Bank Floor;

Chan Koon Wan and Milton Telephs. 31295 & 31296; P.O. Box 703;

Cheung Street; Teleph. 30567; Cable Lok

Chinese Branch Office: 120, Wing Ad:

Atienza, Dr. V. N., m.b., b.s.. Physician Norama Manager—V. I. G. Petersen

and Surgeon—York Building; Telephs. G.Chinese

H, Oliver

21177 (Office) & 56423 (Residence) Manager—Phoon Hyim

Au Petit Louvre, Importers of Dresses Chief

Staff-J. Accountant—I.

Ackber, T. S.T. Wong,

Koo C. H.

and Hats, also Dress-makers—Alex-

andra Building, Entrance J. Ullmann Fhoon, A. H. Bakar, W. M. Yu, N.

& Mrs.

Co., Teleph. 21133 manageress S.Chu,Wong,

S. Y.L.YihWong, P. W.I.Lo,Ma K. S.

and Miss

C, T. Forbes,

If ff ^ 13 &, P& fr ifc

AuandSiuMetal

Cho &,Merchants—China

Co., Importers, Exporters Auw Pit Seng’s Trading Co., Ltd.,

Importers, Exporters • and Manufac-

Building, turers’

6th Floor; Teleph. 25546; P.O. Box 449; Building;Representatives—French Bank

A.Cable

B. C.Ad: Codes: Bentley’s Auwpitseng;Teleph.

Kysun;andAcme

6th Edition Codes: 32324;

A.B.C. 6thCable Ad;

Edition,

Au Siu Cho, chief manager Bentley’s and Acme. Shanghai Office:

Au Tsz Shin, manager Hardoon Building,

Singapore 233, Nanking Road;

it ^ Ht Auw Pit Office: Medeiros

Seng, mng. Building

director

Au Swan, Manufacturers’ Representative m £ ^

and Exporter—18,

1st Floor; Ice House

Teleph. 20511; P.O. BoxStreet,

587; B. ers

B. C.ofCo.,Interior

The, Manufacturers & Export-&

Cable Ad: Aswan Decoration Lamps

Shades,

wood Camphor-wood

Chests & BlackiwoodBoxes, Teak-

Furniture

£ l» W IS

Au Sze Cham, Dr., General Medical Chinese Art Objects —13, Ice Houseof

& Buying Agents for All Kinds

Practitioner—41,

57398 KaiYanRoad; Teleph. Street; Teleph. 25122; P.O. Box 617

K.

KwaL. TakU’Baxin,

Man, general

managermanager

ft m f>j Sole Distributors for :

Ault & Wiborg Co. (Far East), The, “Foldings” Lamp Shades

Manufacturers of Printing Offset &

Lithographic Inks & Printing

Dealers in Printing Paper,Varnishes,

Printing ^ ^ M ^ ^

Machinery

17, ConnaughtA Lithographic

Road Central; Supplies

Teleph.— Babcock & Wilcox,Boilers,

Ltd., Manufacturers

23357; P.O. Box 294; Cable Ad: Aultwi- Chain of Water-tube Super-heaters,

borg; Code: Bentley’s Grate Stokers, Pipework, Econo-

Manager—K. H. Tan misers,

—Teleph. Electric

Room 32334; Cranes

50, St.Cable and

George’s Conveyors

Building;

Staff—S.

E. R. Chen, J. M. Yau, A. Lim and Head Office : Shanghai; BranchBabcock.

C. Teo, I. S. Chan, S. O. Ko, Ad:

J. K. Chwan Tientsin Office :

Manager for China—C. W. Johnson,

Austin Sales & Service Co., Auto- m.i. mech.e.

Staff—N.

mobile Engineers—735-737, Nathan

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 50933 Engineer)H.andLiao,P. S. bs.c.

Leung(Resident

Agents for :

Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd., Davidson

Heating and & Co., “Sirocco”

Ventilating PlantsFans,

Sandalwood

Road Central:Merchants—4a,

Teleph. Des Voeux

28847; Cable

Ad: Ascol Baboud, Mary A Cie.—Hongkong Stock

E. J, T. Warren, manager Exchange Building; Teleph. 28827

 HONGKONG

# 0 * % & m 6

Backhouse, Ltd., James H., Import- Bakilly Co., Ltd., The, Druggists,

ers and Exporters — Marina House, Patent Medicines, Surgical Appli-

15-19, (General

Queen’s Road ances, Toilet Articles and Manufac-

21733 Office)Central;

and 26709Telephs.

(Com- turers of Perfumes—Office: 153-5,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

pradore

Codes: Dept.);

A. B.C. Cable

5 th Ad:

and Jayatchbee;

6th Editions, 22565; Factory: 203, King’s Road;

Bentley’s Second Phrase Code, Ross- Edition Teleph. 20757; Codes. A. B.C. 5th

moss, Oriental and Schofield’s Ecletic and Bentley’s

Phrase Code Lo

LauYukSiuTong, Wei managing

and Laudirector

Man Siu,

J.H.Harrop, managing

S. Dinsdale, director director secretaries

Staff—Leung PongYueYim,FunYue Lo Kuen Min

Yin, Tang Lam, Yin, Ping

Luk Balean, Dr. H.—Union Building; Teleph,

Sui Lun, H. M. Remedies and Miss 28002

A. Trillo

Agencies : ft ft Is % m.

General

Assurance Accident,

Corporation,Fire Ltd.,& Life

All Banerjee, H. S., Importers of Indian

Department, Including Marine Coke, ShippingIron,

Coal, Cements andof Paints

Signode Strapping Machine, Straps and Agents—Bank

Building, 4, Queen’s Road Central,

China

and Seals

Nuodex Products Co., Inc., New 2nd Floor; Teleph. 21121; P.O. Box 793;

Jersey, U.S.A. (Paint Driers) Cable Ad: Banerjee; Codes Used:

Bentley’s &andPrivate.

Singapore ShanghaiAlso at Penang,

H. S. Banerjee, mng. director

Bader Din (Established 1910), Master J. Roza, assistant

Tailor, Army Contractors, U. S. South P. Roza, do.

China Patrol Tailors, High-class Civil Sole Agents in Hongkong,China

and

Making Military

Riding Tailors, and

Breeches Specialise

Jhodpursin Lodna HardPaint,

Foundry Cokeand(Calcutta)

—1, Kowloon Hotel Building, behind Shalimar Colour Varnish

Peninsula Hotel, Middle Road, Kowloon Managing Co., Ltd. (Calcutta)

Agents:

South Hooghly Shipping Co.

Baggage Transfer Service—171, Con-

naught Road West; Teleph. 27761 m ftr

Ngun Hong Lun Shuen Kung Sze

Bank Line (China), Ltd., Shipowners

*e ». a Brokers — King’s Building ; Teleph.

Bagram, J. T., Share and General Broker 27791 ; P.O. Box 110 ; Cable Ad :

—Stock Exchange Building. Ice House Bankline Directors

Street; Teleph. 20441; P.O. Box 454;

Cable director)—and A. D.H. Forbes

Penn (managing

J. T.Ad:

BagramBagram | E. Sadick Secretary—J.

Staff- R. Collis

H. C. Meeke

BE Bay Li J. Smith T. M. Suiter

Bailey & Co., Ltd., W. S., Ship- J.C. J.A.Gutierrez

Lopes Mrs. P. M.Mathieu

Miss H. da Silva

builders, Engineers and Repairers— J.M.A. e CastrojMiss M. Binks

Waller

Works & Office:

Teleph. 58021 ; Cable Ad Kowloon Bay;

: Seybourne M. A. de Sousa [Miss N.

A. L.A.P.Dand, manager Agencies:

Schneider, secretary The

Andrew BankWeirLine,& Ltd.

Co.

J.W.Gardner, engineer

Crichton, shipbuilder Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.

Miss C. N. Hyndman, stenographer Isthmian S.S. Lines

Klaveness Line (Pacific Coast Asiatic

Miss D. Noronha, do. Service)

Agents for : Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

Kelvin Motors New India Insurance Co., Ltd.

 HONGKONG A527

if m ft ^ M. Y. Tang, chief manager

Teen Wo Yang Hong Huo

Chan Pao Tsai,

Ming,asst, chief manager

Banker & Co., Ltd., Import and Ex-

port Merchants and Manufacturers’ ThomasSinWaung, sub-manager

do.

Representatives—37, Des Voeux Road Lai Fung Kong, p.p. manager

Central; Teleph. 28177; Cable Ad: Chan Kwok Yee, do.

Fung Wai Sun, chief accountant

Banker Johnson Lee, accountant

Lee lu Cheung, mng. director Raymond

T.K. C.C. Shum,

Tsang,directordo. P. S. Kwok,Li, sub-accountant

do.

P.S. S.B. Leung, manager J. M. Chen, cashier

Tan, export manager

fH 4^

BANKS Chung Kwok Ngan Hong

Bank of China—4, Queen’s Road Cen-

tral; Telephs. 30258 & 20590 (Managers);

Mei frKwokMWan Tung iS Ngan

^ HHong Cable Ad: Centrobank

Shou J. Chen, manager

American Express Co., Inc., The, S. L. Pan, sub-manager

Banking, Shipping and Travel—4, S. N. Mah, do.

Des Voeux Road Central; Telephs. S.G. C.S. Kwok,

Wang, asst,

asst, manager

manager & cashier

31236-7-8 (General), 24624 (Manager),

and 21814 (Compradore’s Dept.); Cable M. H. Wang, accountant

Ad:F. Groves,

Amexco vice-president & general P. H. Chen, sub-accountant

manager for Far East & India ^ m m ^

J.W.Stenersen,

Robertson,manager

asst, manager Bank of Communications — 5, Ice

A. W. Schulz, cashier House Street;

12484 k 33747 Telephs. 34065 (Manager),k

(Sub-Managers)

C.W.A.G. Waggoner,

Williams, Travel Dept.

Travel repres. 34101-6 (To All Depts.); Cable Ads:

D. Buchanan, accountant Commubank or 6527

Parkin Wong, compradore T. N. Lee, manager

Assistants— Kan Koam Tsing, sub-manager

L. R. Ildefonso, C. Kew, M. S. H. T. Chang, do.

Maurice, A. G. de Jesus, Chan H. S. Howe, do.

Chi Man, Ng Wai Van, A. K. L.D, M.R. Chen,

Wang, p. p. do.

manager

Ismail, A. Tye, L.

Law Chung Ping, E. E. RoyJ. Castilho, H. T. Peng, do.

Gosamkee, Chan Shau Hok, HoLi P. S. Chen, cashier

Ching

Woon Fun, Cheung

Cheung, Pun KitYing

Sang,Sun,

Wong Tin

Liang ChongWai,Hau,

L. K. Do

Kwok,Ki Lam

Sui,

Yurk Fung, O. Kumjahn, J. B. Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The—10, Des

Vceux Road Central; Telephs. General:

Xavier, Miss Cheng

L. Remedies, T. C. Gonzalez,

Ming Ki,Mrs.

Tse 27746; Manager’s Room: 22890, 33080

Kam Shu, Lo Tsi Hau, Chan Fun Bankeasia;P.O.

k 31971; Box 31; Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s Complete

Yin, So Fook, Chow Siu Hung, Phrase, Bentley’s

KwokLeung

and KingKwokWing,

KwongChak Hoy International 2nd &Second, Peterson’s

3rd Editions

Directors—Sir Shouson Chow (chair-

man),

Wong LiLiYun KoonTong,

Chun, Chan

P. K. Kwok,

jf -M. J3t Shek,

and FungLanPingSang,

Wah Wong ChuChing

Son

Bank of Canton, Ltd., The—6, Des Kan Tong Po, chief manager

Yoeux Road Central; Telephs. 31215- Li Tse Fong,

31216 (Private Exchange to All De- Ng

K. K.KaLee, Kuen,manager

sub-manager

do.

Sirtments);

ranches at Cable

Canton,. Ad : Cantonese.

Shanghai, Han- Li Tung, chief accountant

kow, Macau,

San Francisco Toishan, Bangkok and P. K. Shek, sub-acountant

Wong Yin Nin, do.

A528 HONGKONG

Fung Ping Fan, p. p. accountant Central Bank of China,The(Canton

Cheng Ling, do.

K. K. Wong, do. do. do. Branch)—Hongkong Office: Rooms 105-

Wei Wing Po, do. do. 110, BankRoad

Voeux of East Asia Telephs.

Central; Building,32072

Des

Tse Kong In, do. do, . (Manager), 32082 (Asst. Managers ),

Li FookTin,Wo,cashierdo. do.

Li Po 25833 (General Affairs Dept.) and 25883

Lung Tin Tong, asst, cashier (Banking Dept.)

Ho Ping Nam, do. P. N. Chung, manager

S. K. Fung,

John C. Lind,asst, manager

do.

rrs&&m ft tt m

Haiti's' Cha Ta Ngan Hong

Bank of Trading

Kwangsi, The (Hongkong Chartered Bank of India, Aus-

Branch), Department, General tralia & China, The (Incorporated

Import and Export—Wang King Buil- by Royal Charter,

Teleph.1853)—3, Queen’s

ding, 1st Floor, 10, Queen’s Boad Cen- 21Road Central;

; Cable Ad: Horsford. Head

30379; P.O. Box

tral; Telephs.

(Office) 30713 (Manager) and 31013 Office: 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2.

S. \.W.Chan,

Chang,cashier

manager Officials—

R. J. Camidge, manager

S. S. Ho, accountant J.D. C.L. Kyle,

Dawson, sub-manager

accountant

Sub-Accountants—

ft if « W. G. Grabbe

Bank of Tai wan, Ltd,—Prince’s Building, J. M. Houghton I Wm. Park

3,wanDes

gink Vceux Hoad; Cable Ad: Tai- G.G. A.Dodds

Leiper | A.J. W. J. Leask

Anderson

Manager —S. Terayama Staff—

J. P. Xavier j. r. ua noza

Per Pro. Manager—M.

Staff—K. Beppu, M. TanakaJshikawa, T. J.A. M.L. Pinna J. S. Silva

Ogata and 0. Umetani Silva F.

H. M. F. Xavier L. A. Barros H. Lopes

Clerks—M. F. Pun, K. S. Chow, T. K. J.C. H.M. Roza

Chan, S. H. Chow and C. Chan Sousa I.C.A. M.M.

I.C: M.V. Alarakia

B Roza

A.DiasRazack

Azedo

ft & m m u n Roza

L.H. Z.C. Marques G. A. Cruz

dos C.A. Mackintosh

Tur g fong wui ly ngan hong

Banque de I’lndochine — French C. L. Remedies

Pinna A.D. L.R.Ozorio

Cruz

D’Aquino

Bank Building, 5, Queen’s Road Central; F. N. Cunha J. Y. Ozorio

Cable Ad: Indochine C.J. M.

H. Rodrigues A. H. Abbas

P. de Roux, manager (Tel. 522569) Neves H. Barretto

M. Gardan, sub-manager (Tel. 27583) L. G. Sousa E. J.F. Ribeiro

H. Evelie, accountant (Tel. 27585) G. Y. Remedies

F. Jouy, cashier (Tel. 27584)

Kwok Chan, compradore (Tel. 20710) R. A. Campos A. K. Xavier

L.

Rumiahn

Kwok On, asst, compradore Chase Bank, The — Marina House,

15-19, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

Banque Belge Pouk l’Stranger 26638-9; Cable

Office: 18, with Ad:

Pinethe

Street, Chasebank.

New York Head

City.

(Extreme-Orient),

Road Central; S.A.—4a,

Telephs. Des Voeux

33325 (Manager), Affiliated Chase National Bank

33027 (Import & Export), 34131, of the City of New York

(Cashier, Exchange D. L. Ballarityne, manager

33354, 31413, 33315 && 33316

Shares(Compra-

Dept.), F,Ellery

A. Howard,

Denison,asst,

per manager

pro.

dore’s Office) D. A. (I’Kieffe, per pro. (On leave)

M. Pirenne, manager C, M. Williams

M. Ubaghs, accountant H. E, Waller

P. Mardulyn, do. T. W,Pak Lindabury

Tang Man Ting, compradore Fok Yiu, compradore

 HONGKONG A529

5f& South Sea Bank, Ltd., ft m m± m &

China Hong kong Shang hai Wayfoong Ngan hong

The (Incorporated Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

$7,500,000, Reserve:in $2,850,000.

China)—Capital:

Head Corporation

tral; Teleph. 30221;1, CableQueen’sAd:Road Cen-

Wardley

Office:

Board 110,

of Hankow Road,

Directors—Oei Shanghai

Tjoe (chair-

man) Board of Directors—H. V.

(chairman), Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson Wilkinson

General Manager —Oei Yok Kie (deputy chairman), Hon.

J. K. Mr.Bousheld,

Asst. Manager—Y. C. Wang A. H. Compton, S. H.

Branches; Dodwell,

Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce, C. C.Morrison,

G. Miskin, K. S.

Hangchow,Amoy, Canton,

Tientsin, Hankow,

Wushih, Soo- and Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields

Roberts

chow, Peiping, Nanking, Kulangsu,

Chungking, etc. Sir Vandeleur M. Grayburn, chief mgr.

Agents

Centres: All

of theImportant

World Commercial D. C. Edmondstbn, manager

Hong T. J. J. Fenwick, chief accountant

Street, Queen’s Road: Central;

Kong Branch 4 & 4a, Telephs.

Duddell E. P. Streatfield, sub-accountant

J. D. McClatchie, do.

33565, 33566, 33567, 33568 & 33560; A.D. H.C. Guinness

P.O. Box 144; Cable Ad: Chinasosea Davis M.F.L. Haymes

General Banking Business J.W.A.J.D.McConnell

Morrison L.H.G.Humfrey

L. M. Wylie

Manager—Sou Z. Chang

Asst.- Manager—Uy

Sub Manager—C. TangTeng Yiu J. T. Dupuy

H. E. Foy

E. P. Miller

J. S. Dunnett

Cashier—C. S. Yu S. W. P. Perry A. M. Kennedy

Accountant—C.

Sub-Accountant—E. H. PanH. Wang G.I. H.H. C.Cautherley M.G.Carruthers

R. C. Olive Highet G. F.M. G. Thompson

Aitken-

ft m m m P.B. S.S. M.Carter

Dew C. D. N. Walker head

China State Bank, Ltd., The—11, Queen’s J.A. S.M.Lee G.T.Harrington

Road Central; Teleph. 33738; Cable Ads: Mack R. C. Gairdner

Kuohwabank & 0948

I. M. Loo, manager E. A. Matthews D. G. Day

M. T. Chien, sub-manager G.Branches

Lyon-Mackenzie, inspector of

Y. S. Kwan, chief accountant A.C. Meredith,

Cook Miss N. Stone, assistant

stenographer to inspector

ing &(SeeSon,

alsoThos.,

underLtd.

“C ”)—Queen’s Build- Miss D. Woods

Miss

Miss F.M.I. Lammert

Sleap L. V. Antonio

ft m m & m Miss C. Sully A.D. V.E. Lopes Xavier

Yee Pun Fong Fun Ngan Hong Miss P. Baxter

Miss K. G. Moir A. NevesRemedies

C.A. R.

Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient,

Mortgages, Real Estate, Architects and

Insurance—French BankCentral;

Building, 4th J.Miss B. J.Ribeiro

Booker F. A. Prata

F. C.X. V.Soares S. R. Silva

Floor, 5, Queen’s Road

21063; P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad:

Teleph.

Belfran H. Hyndman L.H. F.J. Leon Graga

G. Van Wylie k, manager A.L. G.F. Remedies

Cordeiro J.L. M.J.Oliveira

M. Silva

J.G.Mrs.M.Davreux, signs per

O.Noronha, do. pro.

Robinson, cashier Souza L.A.R.J.Remedies

L.C. C.A. R.Leon Xavier

Mrs. Baptista V.B. T.G. Gosano

C.F. O.C. Colla§o Xavier

A. F. F.Noronha

L. Webber, stenographer

L. A. Remedies L. J. Gutterres

Architect’s Office: C.E. E.M. Xavier

G. A.VanV. Wyliek,

Alvares, architect,

architect s.c.a.b. Franco • J.H. G.A. Rocha

A.C. H.Remedies Rosario

V. Remedies L.H. G.F. Marques

Gonsalves

Equitable Eastern Banking Corpora- C.L. F.A. X.da Alves

tion—(See Chase Bank)

F. X. Lobato Rozade A.O. L.M.LopesRemedies

Hongkong Savings Bank—At Hongkong L. G. V. Ribeiro

& Shanghai Banking Corporation E. Rosario Faria J.C. A.A. RemediesBotelho

A530 HONGKONG

L. F. V. Ribeiro C. L. Rozario Directors—Sir Victor Sassoon, Bart.

J.L. M.

Elarte Oliveira P. E. Antonio (Permanent Director), Albert Ray-

E. A. Souza J. A. Soares

R. A. Marques mond (Director), F. R. Davey, M. H.

J.S. Lobato

O. Sequeira Y. A. y. Ribeiro Turner,

R. Lambert H. J. Armstrong and W.

deFaria R. A. Xavier Secretary—J. B. Gilroy

L.F. A.A. Silva A. D. Reis

Sequeira L.I. A.Neves Barradas If Savings^ M ^

A.L. R.M. Campos Remedies KaWing

P. Souza E.E. J.E. Tavares

Wah Lok Street; Bank,

Teleph.Ltd., 23223;The—24,

Cable

R.L. Osmund

M. Silva A. G.' V. Alves Ads: Kawasabank

H. T. Taam, manager

(Swatow) E.G. G.Gosano

Silva

L.R. A.Silva

Souza A.Collaco Brown Kincheng Banking Corpokation—7, Ice

House Street; Teleph. 33370

Rozario A.D. C.E. Guterres

S.H. F.J. Gutterres M. Dem^e

® Provincial * itBank, # The,

F. A. Vieira

T. Cruz(Swatow) E.D. M. M. Rodrigues Kwangtung

General Banking Facilities & Financial

M. G. P. Souza J. M. Larcina Rosario Agents for Kwangtung Government

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Road;

L.L. A.M. daRozaLuz A.M.V.G.

F. A. Noronha

daSilva Telephs.

32012; Cable 20112,20113,20143,20181,31681

Ad: Provincial. Head&

J. M. Xavier Office:

Mrs. D. Luz, telephone operator

A. McAlpine, resident engineer Auyang Manly,Kwangtung

Kukong, manager

A. Whittaker j A. Allison Wu

Y. C.ChiPei,Ping,do.sub-manager

Kowloon Sub-Agency C.LauC.HeySiu, Chee,

cashieraccountant

H. F. Phillips, sub-agent Raymond S. Y. Chuck, secretary

D.C. R.F. H.Hyde

Moore L. Remedies

J.E. M. Reis V. A. Sequeira if m it m~m

L. Cunha

J. E. Antonio J.P. F.A. RemediesYvanovitch Manufacturers’ Bank *of m & Ltd.

China,

—P.

33283-7 & O. Building; Telephs. 28939

ft m m ft

Hongkong & Swatow Commer- Yow Lee Ngan Hong

cial Bank, Ltd.—48a,Bonham Strand Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.,

West; Teleph. 32847; P.O. Box 1073; The—Queen’s Road; Teleph. 28109;

Cable Ad: Swatowbank; Codes: Cable Ad: Paradise

Bentley’s & Private D.W.Benson, manager

Chairman, Board of Directors— R. Bobbin, accountant

Low Weng Kee B. O’M. Deane, asst, accountant

Managing Director—Ma Chak Man D.J. O.H. Remedies,

Hamilton chiefdo.clerk

Director & Cashier—Lau Sui Peng C. V. Castro A.C. E.R. Soares

Asst. Cashier—Ma Hau Tong L. M. V. Ribeiro O. H. Cruz

General Assistant—K. T. Khong A. A. Mattos C. Gutierrez Rocha

Acting Secretary—Nathan E. T Siao L. C. Silva

Accountant - Chan Yuit Lee C. A. da Roza J.Li A.HoPereira

Chuen

Staff—Lam

Ma Pak Ng,ChanLam Teng

Kai Teck, S. P. Lau Wing S. Wong

LamChoi Shui Leong,

Kuai, Chan Peng Wai,

Khuen, S. S. Sousa

A. P. Souza F. Elarte

K. C. Chan

Lau

Lam Kit Weng and Tsang Heng H. A. da Roza H. Ribeiro.

Lo Yuk Tong, compradore

Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd. Nanking Commercial & Savings Bank,

— 3rd Floor, Holland House, 9, Queen’s Ltd.—65, Connaught Road Central;

Road Central; Teleph. 28141; Cable Telephs. 22215 & 22217 Cable Ad:

Ad: Vespers Nankinbank

 HONGKONG A531

ft & m M Netherlands Trading; Society

Man Kwok Ngan Hong (Nederlandsche

schappij, N. V.)—Holland House, Handel-Maat-

National City Bank o-f New York, 9,Telephs. Queen’s Road, Corner Ice House St.;

23589

The

Queen’s Road Central; inTeleph.

(Incorporated U.S.A.)—2,

30321; Manager), 20578 (Manager),

(CashDept.22151 (Sub-

P.O. Box 14; Cable Ad: Citibank A/c.), 20598 (Inward &

21552 (Compradore) & 28701 (Compra- Outward Bills),

S. T. Bitting, manager dore Dept.); Cable Ad:East

Gardona.

E.S. S.R. Church,

Cutting,sub-manager

accountant Office:

J.D. H.A.Batavia,

van der Dutch

Laan, managerIndiesHead

Sub-Accountants— Braakenburg, sub-manager

J. Brownley K. E, van Marie, accountant

B. O. Baldwin I A. C. Rozario C.J. J.Ph.vonJ. Muhlen,

van Vlierden, Jr., do.

L.D. R.M. Cramer I C. Tetzel

Hykes | S. H. Ismail do.

lu Tak Cheuk, compradore J. Graf, cashier

Assistants—

A.A. A.A. d’Azevedo

Tavares C.A. L.C. Santos

A.F. X.E. M.H. Castro Xavier

National Commercial & Savings Bank, Silva A.F. Ozorio

C. Gonsalves

Ltd.—7, Ice House Street;Cable

Telephs. G. A. Pinna

J. A. da Luz E.MissF. S.Passes

23881, 22305 and 22705; Ad: A. F. da Luz C.

Nacomsav; Remedies

ley’s, 2nd Codes

PhraseUsed:

and Lieber’s,

Peterson’sBent-

3rd A. S.Barretto

H. Ward Miss V.Rodrigues

M.

Edition Lo Chung Wan, compradore

Mann Kwong Wong, chief manager

Uting W. Doo, chief accountant

Ng Wai Tak, cashier

Jan Siuland, sub-accountant

Oversea-Chinese

poration, Ltd.—Incorporated Banking; inCor- the

« « ii £ H Straits Settlements (Successors to The

Ho Kwok On Tat Ngan Hong Ho HongBank,

mercial Bank,Ltd.,Ltd., and

The Chinese Com-

The Oversea-

Nederlandsch Indische India

Handels- Chinese Bank, Ltd.) — Local Office: 13,

bank, N. V. (Netherlands Com- Queen’s Road Cent.; Telephs. (Manager)

mercial Bank) — 5, Des Vceux Road .23371, (General (Asst.

Office) Manager) 28919 and

30216-8; Cable Ad:

Central; Telephs. 32157 (GeneralOffice),

24870 (Manager’s Office), 20593, 27355 and Oversea; Codes: Peterson’s 3rd Edition

and 23826 (Compradore’s Dept.); Cable Bentley’s

Ad: Handel bank Hooi Yip Beng, manager

B. J. Israel, manager

D. Roukens, accountant ft & % m m

F. W. van der Sleesen, sub-accountant Provincial Bank of Fukien, The —

H. J. van Kerck- C. A. Coelho Hongkong

Building, 7thOffice:

Floor, Bank

10 Desof East RoadAsia

H. Bakkeren hoff A.L. A.A Guterres

Ozorio Central; Teleph. 31529; CableVceux

Ad: 2827,

V. M. Barradas N. A. Beltrao Head

throughout Office:the Yungan,

Whole Fukien. Branches

E.H. P.O. Souza

Marcal G.L. G.T. Vaz Rozario Manager—Y. Y, WangFukien Province

S.F. J.E.M.Souza A. A. Pereira

Rodrigues A. M. Alves Business

Accountant—W. Dept.—S. S. ChuChow

A.

S.C. M. Cruz, Jr. Miss Yip Sui Cashier—K. P. Chen

A.M. Barretto

L.F. M. Xavier E. S. Marques Ling

Garcia Miss D. B. Souza @§ ^ ®un Sa S°n

C.J.D.E.dosBarros Miss L. M. Gill Sassoon

—3rd Banking;

Floor, Co., Ltd.,

Holland House,E. D.,9,

Remedies J. M. Gosano Queen’s Road Central; Telephone

Compradore Department 28141; P.O. Box 90; Cable Ad:

Choa Po Yew, compradore Edsbankcoy; and at Shanghai,

J. Choa, asst, compradore London and Manchester

A532 HONGKONG

Directors — Board of Directors—James Gock

Sir Victor Sassoon, Bart. (Gov- Lock (managing director

erning) chairman), Philip Gockchin,

Albert Raymond, j.p. (H.K.) Gock Gon IIin, D. Jackman,

Derek Fitzgerald (London) Gock Hin Man, F. T. Young, L.

F. R. Davey (Shanghai) S'. Kwok, James Lee Gunn,

M. H. Turner, j.p. (H.K.) Mok Hing Shung, Kwok Sui

A. S. Gubbay, j.p. (H.K.) Cheung and William Gockson

H. J. Armstrong, j.p. (H.K.) Philip Gockchin, chief manager

Manager—W. R. Lambert Lambert Gockchin and Li Shu

Secretary—J. B. Gilroy, m.b.e. Fong. asst, managers

J. Gomes Li Shu Fong, chief accountant

E. A. da Roza Thomas Gock Young, sub-acct.

I. S. Hardoon Gock Hin Man, chief cashier

Mrs. C. P. Burnie Kwok Man Chiu, asst, cashier

Kan Yam Tsin, secretary

Shanghai

Bank, Ltd. Commercial

(Hong Kong& Branch)—

Savings

6,(Private

Queen’sExchange

Road Central; Telephs. 31116 Yien

236,

Yieh Commercial Bank, Ltd.—

-238, 21129,

Des Voeux

&Box31481 (Exchange

to All Departments) Telephs.

Manager); P. O. Ads: Saltbank 21922 &Road 32429;Central;

Cable

139; Cable Ad: Shacorobank Ngai Sze or 7770

Yung, manager

Chester Huang, manager Haoshu C. Phay, chief accountant

Fred. T. Yang, sub-manager Y. H. Hsiao, cashier

Edward W. Lee, asst, manager Head Office and Branches: Shanghai

Guide Chan,

M. S. Chu, accountant do. (Head

kow, Office),

Nanking,Tientsin, Peiping,Hang-

Hongkong, Han-

T. M. Yao, cashier chow, Canton,

Chungking 1’singtao, Kowloon and

T.I. J.S. Cheng,

Sze, asst, accountant

do. Agencies in all the other Capital Cities

S. T. Lai, do. and Commerical Ports of the Differ-

ent Provinces

Authorized in China$ 10,000,000.00

Capital...

%% m m x m

Tang Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s Paid-Up Capital

Reserve Funds $$ .6,050,000.00

7,500,000.00

Road Central; Telephs. 20338 (General Assets $m,912,908.19

Office) & 31450 (Manager’s Office) Every Description of Banking Business

Tang Shiu-kin, manager Transacted. Issuing Drafts and Mak-

ing Telegraphic Transfers.

Interest on Fixed Deposits, Current Allowing

Underwriters Bank for the Far East, Accounts and Savings

Inc.,

Laws The of the(Incorporated under the

State of Connecticut, Keeping Boxes for RentAccounts. Safe

in Our Tien-

U.S.A.)—Asia Life Building, 14, tsin, Shanghai and Hongkong Offices.

Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 30234-6; Catalogues

Savings andConcerning the Details

Safe Keeping may beof

Cable Ad: Savings obtained on Request by Letter

President—W. A. Hale (Shanghai)

Manager—E. B. McGhee

Asst. Secretary—O.

Accountant—K. Sadick

Y. Pun *7 iS & IE it fi

Cashier—K. F. Cheng Wang Pun Ching Kum Ngan Hong

Tellers—Chan Yuen On and Miss Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The

H. Y. Lok (Incorporated

Building; Teleph.in 24802; Japan) Cable

— Prince’s

Ad:

Shokin; Code: Peterson 3rd

Y. Kano, manager

Wing On Bank, Ltd., The—26, Des K. Murata, sub-manager

Vceux Road Central; Telephs. 3U21 and M. Ariyoshi,Yamato,

p.p. manager

31122; P.O. Box 141; Cable Ad: Staff—H.

T. Onuma, T. Izawa,E. M.Kamoshita,Itoh, K.

Wingonbank. Kowloon Branch: 361, Tubosaki, T. Inoue and G. A. Vas

Nathan Road

 HONGKONG A533

Barnjcs, De. J. W., m.b., B.s.—Offices: n & m m m a

National Commercial & Savings Bank Batten & Co., Ltd. Import and Export

Building,32523;

Teleph. Room14, No.

Taipo101,Road,1st Ground

Floor; Merchants—Pedder Building, 8th Floor,

Floor, Kowloon; Teleph. 56146; Re- 22738; 12, Pedder Cable Street; Telephs Battenoo

Ads: Batten 25234 &

sidence:

Kowloon; 264,

Teleph.Prince

59460 Edward Road, Directors—T. H. Chan (chairman), T.

W. Yeung and W. F. Tsui

Basa, R., Merchant and Commission Staff-T. C. Yeung,

Fung and S. C. Mong T. T. Wong, F. T.

Agent—Bank of China Building;

Teleph. 32940; Cable Ad: Basa;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions Begay Go., The, Importers and Exporters

and Bentley’s —Bank

31325; P.ofO. CantonBox 806;Building;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Begay;

esf@x*±M«J8±& Codes: Acme, Schofield’s, Bentley’s and

Basto, A. H., Chartered Architect, Private

Surveyor and Engineer—Prince’s Bldg., Bejonjee Co., Milliners and Drapers—

3rd Floor,

33539 & 56150Ice(Residence)

House Street; Telephs. 128, Wellington Street; Teleph. 23187

Principal—A. H. Basto, a.r.i.b a., N.N.Bejonjee, principal| A. Rahman

N. Bejonjee

M.S.A., M.I.STRUCT. E., M.C.I., M.R.

SAN.I. Belgian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Assistants—C.

Chu, C. S. Wong, S. Ip, M.C. H.L. Liu,

Yau K.andS.

K. Y. Chiu Belilios Public School for Girls—

(See Educational under Government)

Basto, L. E., d.c.,—ph.c.,

Chiropractor n.d. House

18, Ad:

Ice (Los Angeles),

Telepn. 24925; Cable LebastoStreet; Bellevue Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

Basto, Dr. R. A. de Castro, m.d. (Lau- Benjamim & Potts, Share and General

Brokers — Stock Exchange Building,

sanne),

(London), M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S.,

Hon. Eye, L.R.C.P., D.O.M.S. 4th Floor; Telephs. 21152 and 24371;

Throat Specialist to theEar,KwongNose Wah

and Cable Ad: Broker

P. C. Potts, partner

Hospital; Member, Urban Council J.R. H.Pestonji,

Potts, do. do.

—Office : Exchange Building; Tele- B. C. Randall | P. A. Waller

phone 26545. Branch Office:

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 50909 526, Nathan

It # £ 7lC

m m m Bennett & Co., A., Exporters,Importers

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd., Singapore— and Manufacturers’ Agents — 13,

Hong Kong Department: 582, Nathan Connaught 24295;Road

P. O.West,

Box Ground

944; CableFloor;

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 59344; Cable Teleph. Bigben

Ad:

Ad:F. Batashoe

Stanek, manager Li Sze Kit, manager

J. Krofta, sub-manager,

A. Jiricek, accountant ft ft X $1] J£

Branches-.

China Building* Queen’s Road Central Beraha chants,

& Co., Ltd., M., General Mer-

ImportersClocks,

of: Textiles, Food-

L. Brezny, manager stuffs, Watches, Silk Hosiery^

212, Des Vceux Road Central

Tung Building, Queen’s Road —Asia Lifeetc.Building,

HoCentra] Sundries, and Dealers in Diamonds

14, Queen’s Road

224, Nathan Central.; A

, P.O; Box 778;

584, Nathan Road,

Road, KoyHoou

Kowloon Cable

Governing Beraha

Director—Mathep , Beraha

1, Peking Road, Kowloon Directors—F. H. J. A. Lafleur and N.

453, Shanghai Street, Kowloon Brandel

60, Nam Cheong Street, Kowloon

1Q. Avenida Almeida Riberiro, Macau , Chinese. Asst. Manager—Chui Jack

Man

Staff—Andrew Wan and T. W. Wong

21, British Concession, Shameen

A534 HONGKONG

fr H if R. A. Skelton & Co. (Steel & Eng-

Berg ineering, Ltd.), London

Ship &BrokersCo., Ltd., Steamship

and General Agents,

Merchants— West Disinfecting C6., New York and

MontrealStreet & Son (White Ant

6,Cable

Des Yoeux Road Cent.;Codes:

Ad:10thBergship; Teleph. 22048; William

Scott’s Edition, Bentley’sBoe’s, and P. Cure), BrisbaneLtd., London

C. Henderson,

Private

Sverre Berg, managing director

Ho Blair & Co., Import and Export Mer-

MissShiu-pui, assistant

Irene Tavares chants—French Bank Bldg., 5, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 26309; P.O. Box

327; Cable Ad:Bentley’s

6th Edition, Madrigal;

Acme A.B.C.

Berlin Co., Ltd., The, Wholesale and

Retail Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Blake & Co., Stock and Share Brokers

Requisites and Druggists’ Sundries— (Members , of the Hongkong Share-

161, DesYoeuxRoadCentral;Teleph.23541 brokers’ Association)—69, French Bank

Building, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

Beten’s Beauty Salon, Mrs. J., Per- 30191; Cable Ad: Ceceblake

manent

celling Waving, Finger Waving,

and Manicuring— Mar-

Peninsula C. Lam

C. Blake,

Wan principal

Ngok, clerk

Hotel; Teleph. 58081

Bible

Queen’sBookBuilding,

& Tract 1, IceDepot, Ltd.— tionery—Corner Ice-cream

House Street;

Blue Bird Cafe, of Pedderand Confec-

Street and

Teleph. 23695; Cable Ad: Testaments Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24583

Rev. Frank Short, secretary Blue Funnel Line—(aS'cc Butterfield &

Bigazzi; Raoul, Marble, Bronze, Mosaic, Swire)

etc —Room1st 102,

Building, Bank

10, Desof Vceux

Floor,28822 East Road

Asia n&k m&

Central; Teleph. Blue Taxicabs, Ltd., The — Head

Office: Corner

Black, Balkan & Talbot, Medical Prac- Market Street, Yaumati; Telephs. Nathan Road and

titioners 57417

28002-3 — Union Building; Telephs. and Pier,57714.

Jordon Taxicab

Road Stands:

Ferry StarPakFerry

Pier, Hoi

G.H. D.Balean,

R. Black,m.d.,o.b.e.,

b.s. m.d., c.m. (Tor.)

(Lond.), f.b.c.s. Street and Kai Tak Aerodrome West

(Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.) Gate

Tsan Yung, managing director

H.(Lond.)

Talbot, m.r.c.8. (Eng.), l.r.c.p.

G.(Eng.),

T. Balean,

d.t.m.m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.c.p. Bolivian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

& h. (Lond.)

Black & WhiteSpecialists.

Advertising Agency, Bombay ftSilk%Store

Advertising Directory M n M

(Hasaram Gian-

Agents chand), Silk Merchants and Commission

Changsha,for:Kweiyang Hankow,and Kwanming,

Chungking Agents—2,

21018; P. D’Aguilar

O. Box Street;

502; CableTeleph.

Ad:

Chinese Newspapers — 18, Connaught Gianchand

Road Central; Teleph. 20182

Blackmore, Ltd.,General

E.W.,Agents,

Engineers, Bosco Radio Corpn. — Holland House

Contractors

inforced and

Concrete Specialists, Re- 5th Floor; Teleph. 32227

Building

Construction and Repairs, Waterproof- ft §r Sun Shiu Wo

ing—1st

22588; Floor, Ad:

Cable York Blacktox;

Building; Teleph.

Code: Botelho & Co., A. Agents—French

G., General Merchants

Bentley’s and

Building; Teleph. 28687; Cable Bank

Shipping Ad:

E. W. Blackmore, M.sc. Botag

Agencies-. P. V. Botelho, Jr., partner

British Steel Piling Co., Ltd., London P. Miss

P. Botelho,

I. M. Botelhodo.

Cellactite

London & British Uralite Co., Ltd., Miss C. da Roza

 HONGKONG A535

Agencies-, Directors — Sir Hugo Cunliffe

Compania Transatlahtica Owen, Bart, (chairman), Brig.-

lona (Spanish Royal MaildeLine)Barce-

Gen. E. B. Macnaghten, o.m-g.,

Manufacturas de Corcho Armstrong, d.s.o.,

Palamos, Spain and London. and W.L.H.G.E.H.Cousins,

Solicitor—M. Coates

Turner

F. N. Merritt

Corks, Cork Products and Insu- Secretary—E. M. Bryden, c.a.

lation Corkboard Asst. Secretary—A. Ritchie, c.a.

Boy Scouts’ Association—(See Associa- Manager—F. N. Merritt

tions and Societies) Asst. Manager —W.

Distributor—Lo MinH.Nung

E. Coates

Braga, J. P.—St. George’s Building, 1st Sales Department:

Floor; Teleph. 20583; Cable Ad: Agarb A. P. Groves

Accounts Department:

Brazilian Consulate — {See Consu- M. J. Gaan

lates) Traffic Department:

J. E. Rocha

Hung Fat F.F. P.P. Sequeira

Rocha

Brewers Bookshop, Booksellers, Station- Order Department:

ers and News Agents —

Building, Des Yoeux Road Central; Alexandra A. G. Suffiad

Teleph. 20696; P.O. Box 12; Cable Avertising Department:

Ad:Mrs.Brewers T. N. Lo

MissE. Y.Grant

Beaumont I Miss W. Ma Stenographic Department:

Miss B. B. Cartwright

Bridge & Son, T. J., General Merchants Mrs. M. Coles

and Exporters of Fresh Fruits, Meats, Miss

Miss K.M. WongM. Remedios

etc. — Room 904, Bank of East Asia

Building; Teleph. 30691; Cable Ad: British Bicycle Co., Bicycle Importers

Bridgeco and

T. J. Bridge, manager & proprietor

C. A. Goldenberg Teleph.Exporters — 8, Ad:Hennessy

23979; Cable Racers; Road:

Code:

Bentley’s

Agents for:

ig » &§ si B. S. A. Motor Cycle & Bicycle

Bright Sun Co., Coffee & Provision

Merchants, Wholesale and Retail—12, (fj

ueen Victoria Street; Teleph. 25858; British Cigarette Co., Ltd., Cigarette

able Ad: Brisun Manufacturers — Head Office Teleph.

: 256,

Britannia Aerated Water Factory— Gloucester 26741; Cable Road,

Ad: Hongkong;

Cigarette

63, Taipo Road, Kowloon; Teleph. Directors — Sir Hugo Cunliffe

57990 Owen, Bart, (chairman), Brig.-

Gen. E. B. Macnaghten, c.m.g.,

d.s.o.,

and W.L.H.G.E.Cousins,

Coates F. N. Merritt

British America Paint Co., Ltd., Solicitor—M. H. Turner

Victoria,

ducts—Asia B.C., Paint and Varnish Pro- Secretary—E. M. Bryden, c.a.

Road Central;LifeTeleph.

Building,

32786;14,Cable

Queen’s Asst. Secretary—A. Ritchie, c.a.

Ad: Hongkong Factory—Gloucester Road

Nosnibor;

ley’s Codes: Bentley’s and Bent-

J. L.Second

Robinson & Co., resident agents Manager—W.

Supervisor—A.A.H.Hawkes Kellaway

Accounts Department:

A.E. G.A. C.Ribeirc

Buttfield

British

(China),- American

Ltd., Tobacco Tobacco Co.,

Merchants D. P. Fuertes

—Head

Hongkong; Office : 256,27701;

Teleph. Gloucester

P. O. Road,5; British & Foreign Bible Society—

Box

Cable Ad: Powhattan {Sec Associations and Societies)

A536 HONGKONG

± ar> $

British Corporation Register of Pong Long Chung Sze

Shipping & Aircraft — 10th Floor, Brown Jones Funeral Service, Member,

Bank of East Asia Building; Teleph. British Institute of Embalmers, Specia-

30231 ( 2 Lines) lists for Shipments to All Parts of the

Surveyors—T. H. G. Brayfield, World. Cremations Arranged. Ceme-

F.C.M.S., M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., F.INST.

pet., f.r.s.a. and A. W. Black, 45, tery MemorialsHillMade

Morrison Road;to Teleph.

Order—Office:

20423;

F.C.M.S., M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., F.INST. Cable

Crouch Ad:

End Spenav.

Hill, London, Head

N. 8. Office:

PET., F.R.S.A.

Asst.

I.N.A.,Surveyor—W.

A.M.I.MECH.E.,M.M.INST.

Wright,

PET.a.m. W. Oliver Nodes, proprietor

Clerk—S. Y. Yan t ^

British-india Steam Navigation Po Lut Tun Chong Sze Hong

Brutton &

Co., Ltd. &. Apcar Lines — Notaries Public, Proctors, Patent and Co., Geo. K. Hall, Solicitors,

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., agents Trade Marks Agents—Windsor House,

12, Des Voeux Koad Central 1st Floor;

British Overseas Airways Telephs. 26695 and 26696; Cable Ad:

Cor- Brutton;

poration, Air Transport Operators— Code: Bentley’s Second

St. George’s Building;& Flying; 31111; Phrase

Teleph. Codes: Geo.solicitor

K. &Hall

Cable Ads: Airways

Bentley’s, I.A.T.A. & Private notaryBrutton,

public principal,

Lt.-Comdr. A.D.S. Murray, r.n. (Re- David L.

notary public Strellett, solicitor &

tired), regional director (Far East) S. Ng Quinn and K.F. Wong, solicitors

A. Y. Gill, accountant

Agents for:

Indian Transcontinental Airways, Building Cleaning

for Renovating andService, Contractors

Maintaining Offices,

Ltd. Empire Airways, Ltd. Buildings and Teleph.

Residences—14,

Quantas Road Central; 28841 Queen’s

Bunje, Dr. F.—Office: Alexandra Build-

Chv/ng ngoi yeung mein kup fo him po ning ing; Road,Teleph. 28030;Teleph.

Sookunpoo; Residence:

221652, Link

yan han kung sze

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

—Union Building; Teleph. 28081; Cable Bureau Veritas International Re-

Ad: Traders

Directors —G. Miskin (chairman), gister for the Classification of

Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell, J. Owen Shipping—10th Floor, Bank of East

Hughes, K. S. Morrison and H. Y. Asia Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 Lines)

Wilkinson Surveyors—T. H. G. Brayfield, f.c.M.s.,

General Manager—A. W. Hughes M.I.N.A., M.I. MECH.E., F. INST. PET.,

Sub-Manager—W. R. Mansfield F.R.S.A., A. MECH.E.,

M.I.H.A., M.I. W. Black,F. INST.PET.,

F.C.M.S.,

Fire Manager—G. S. Archbutt f.r,s.a. and W.M. Wright, a.m.i.n.a.,

British Wireless Marine Service;, Ser- . A.M.I. MECH.E., M. INST. PET.

vice Department of Marconi Interna- Clerk—S. Y. Yan

tional Marine Sounding

Ltd., Marconi Communication

Device ,Co.,

Co. Burgoyne & Co., Ltd.,—Import, Export,

and Radio 2nd Communication Co.— 406,Commission Agents and Brokers—Rohm

Shell House, Floor, P.O.

Queen’s Holland House; Teleph. 21708'

Central; Teleph. 24320; BoxRoad

491; A. E. L. Burgoyne, mng. director

Cable Ad: Thulium

E.F. W. Sharp, depot manager

W. Grinter, technical assistant Burton, Dr, C. H., b,d.s. ^SycL), d.d.S;

P. N. Ho, chief clerk (Penn.),

Shannon,Dental b.d.sc.Surgeon

(Melh.),andd.d.s.

Dr. (Nth.

R. G.

Western)—Union Building, Top Floor;

Brothers, G. S.—(See under “ G”) Teleph. 203S1

 HONGKONG A537

If # ^ # Works Dept.

Pit Lok Yeung Hong J. L Adams

Butlee Brothers, National Distributors C. N.T. Co.E. Grimes (Ovferseer)

Shore Staff

ofSanGeneral Merchandise—Head Office:

YorkFrancisco,

Building;U.S.A.;

Teleph.Hongkong

32913; P.O.Office:

Box Capt. W. Lumsden | J. A. Stewart

A. Crawford I F. H. Neale

135; Cable Ad: Sorbreltub; Codes Used: D. Mcl. Campbell | P. J. Brown

Acme and Private

South

Yi Tsung China Representative — Chan

is ic m m &

^ Tai Jcoo Butterick, The, Tailoi’s and Expert

Ladies’ Dress-makers—16, Wyndham

Butterfield & Swire, Merchants, Ship- Street; Teleph. 23615

Lee Kum Cheung, manager

ping andRoadInsurance

naught Central;Agents—1, Con-

Teleph. 30331

C.E. G.C. Roberts

Price

F. D. Roberts

G. Campbell Cable & Wireless, Ltd., with which

Miss N. Walton-Smith is associated &theChina Eastern Extension

Miss W. Lawson Australasia Telegraph Co.,

0. S. S. Co. Dept. Ltd.

Road —Central

Electra (NextHouse,to3, Hong

Connaught

Kong

J. F. Robinson I H. W. Roger Club);

R. G. Castleton L. A. Calcraft

I. F. Grant J Miss J. M. McLaren Jervois Cable Teleph.

Ad: Eastern.28035; P.Sub-Office:

O. Box 597;

67,

Holt's Wharf Street; Teleph. 21481; Head

H. G. Bales Office: Electra House,

bankment, London, W. C. 2. Victoria Em-

Passenger Dept. B. G, Grigor, manager

N. L. White | Mrs. A. E.S. Guerin D. Mitchell, asst, manager & engineer

C. N. Co. Dept. H. L. N. Ascough, const, engineer

F. R.R.C.Lamb W. J. Knight, deputy engineer

Stewart T.G. G.K. C.Oliver H. W. Johnson

J.I. CM.C.Macrae

Matthews H. K. Mok Knight D. A. Murdoch

G.R. B.V. Godfrey MissD.H.Eardley C. M. Newman

StapletOn- N. J. L. Jefferies

Cotton MMiss

rs. B. Spradbery

E. R. H. S. Rees

A. H. Harris

R. Millar Cockburn A. L. de Souza, traffic agent

T. S. R. Dept. F. A. Rosario, accountant

H.R.B.H.Williamson I Mrs.

Blake | C. P. Wong A. Sharp L. M. Ozorio, manager’s clerk

0. P. C.

N.W.L. O.Evans Hu Kwok Leong, compradore

Franklin | M. Y. Mok J. F. da Silva Miss Miss

B. M. Soares

Insurance De.pt.

C. F.M. Yas

M. Roza Miss C.M. Barros

Neves

N.P.P.C.FoxKwok | Miss M. E. Parsons J.J. W.

V. Cordeiro MissW.M.P. Roza

T.W. Ayock

Leonard

V. F. M. Souza de J. M.Kew

Accounts Dept. Tavares

F. W.D.R.Hunter

Green halgh Y.F. A.

G. H. Upton E.R. M.F. daOliveira F. J. F. Elms

S.R. G.Fraser Dinsdale Luz J.B. H. Tavares

Adams Mrs. E. Grant D.H. R.F. Castro

Pires M. de Souza

W. Buchanan Miss R. Stalker A. J.d’Oliveira

Rosario J.C. W. Rocha

R. A. Brown Mrs. D. G. Frost J.C. Thirlwell

Stores Dept. C.C.F.X.

F. Demee R. B.R. Rocha

T. A.Low Marcal W. Wilkinson

G. Grattan | Mrs. N. M. Elson MissP.Rosario Surjin Singh

A538 HONGKONG

W. E. Edwards,

J.K. W.W. Grimm, Jr.,branch

gen. manager

manager

Caduceus, The (Journal of the_ Hong Chan, asst, manager

Kong University Medical Society)— K. Y. Cheung, do.

c/o Physiology Dept.,

Teleph. 28056 (Sub-Exchange) The University; Agents for:

Editors—Professor

m.a., d.m., M.R.C.S.,Lindsay

l.r.c.p. T.andRide,

Dr. Sharpe Mfg. Co., Los Angeles (Air

P. B. Wilkinson, m.r.c.p. Compressors

Equipment) and Spray Gun

Associate Editor—Dr. Lim Ek Quee, Consolidated SewingNew Machine

M.B., B.S.

Business Manager—Lee Yiu Piu Supply Co., Inc., York (Used&

Knitting Factory Machinery) and

Singer Sewing Machines

Cafe Wiseman—Exchange

Teleph. 28157 Building;

Cameo Beauty Salon, Beauty Culture

and Chiropody—Room

Building; Teleph. 33622; 130, Cable

Gloucester

Ad:

Ip-M S£ M Si 0! &

Calco China Agency, Railway, Road- Cameo^ H

Building, Drainage & Irrigation Equip- Manageress—F. Martha Law

ments, Metal Culverts, Flumes, Gates, Staff—Edna Goo Lee, Jennie, Wong

etc.—14, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Chan and Lillian Wu Law, m.n.i.

Chiropodist—Geraldine

31794;

ShanghaiCableOffice:

Ad: Armco,

40, Ningpo Hongkong.

Road;

Cable Ad: 9889, Shanghai ch. (London)

Sole Agents in China 6c Hongkong for-. Camera Exchange Service—Middle

Armco International Corporation Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56222

(Drainage Products), Middletown,

Ohio, U. S.Corrugated

California A. Culvert Co.,

Berkerley, California, U. S. A. fi & m li * ^ to

Canadian Confectionery, Imported

Home-made

and American Chocolates and Candies

Soda Teleph.

Fountain — 38,

m Queen’s Road Central; 27495

Kwong Wo

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Jg & is * # &

(Incorporated

Ordinances of under the Companies

Hongkong), Wholesale

and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants Ca Na Ta E Men Kuk

— Prince’s20075 Building, 2, Chater Road; Canadian Government Immigration

Telephs. and 20644; Cable Ad: Department—China

P. O. Box 247; Building;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Caldbeck. Head Office: 44, Foochow 24638; Commissioner — Lieut. - Col. E. S.

Beaver

Road, Shanghai

Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai, general Doughty, D.s.o.

managers Stenographer — Miss R. Judah

J. F. Macgregor, resident director Interpreter — Fung Chau - chip

T. W.Addis Martin, manager

C. Schnabel P.F. dos S. Xavier Canadian Government Trade Com-

F. V. Y. Ribeiro R.MissC. A.Baptista

Alves missioner—Teleph.Office:26322;

HongP.O.

KongBoxBank

L.M. A.M. Sequeira

Gutierrez Miss E. Guterres Building; 80;

Cable Ad: Canadian

Calif-Asia Co., Ltd., Manufacturers and Trade Commissioner—P.

Secretary—Wm. G. Poy Y. McLane

Exporters

Camphorwood of Rattan

Chests; Furniture

Importers andof Staff—M. C. Wong, A. King and Miss

Used Sewing Machines and Knitting E. Arnold

Factory Machinery—Main Office: 4, Canadian National Railways — Shell

Wing

Teleph. Hing23958; Street, Causeway

Branch Office Bay; House, Queen’s Road Central, Teleph.

& Factory:

211, 22004; Cable Ad: Lemorb; Code:

Teleph.Yee56968;Kuk Cable

Street,Ad:Shumshuipo;

Califasia; Bentley’s

A.C.Brostedt,

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Private.

Los Angeles Office: 6818, Avalon Barr, Asiatic

M. I.Cheng, general traffic manager

assistantagent

Boulward

 HONGKONG A53£

: w & m m m n Cannossian Convent—{See Educational)

Cheong Ring Lun Shun Kung Sze

Canadian

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. Canton Bros. Rubber Co.—Factory: Hai

Canadian Pacific Pacific Railway

Express Co. Co. — Tan Street; Teleph. 57992

Union Bldg., Ground Floor; Telephs.

20752 (Passenger), 20042 (Freight); Cable

Ads : Gacanpac (Passenger)

(Freight)

*¥

in

David Druraraond, Oriental manager Porcelain

and Tea Services in Canton Dinner

and Earthern-ware. Green

Geo. E. Costello, general passenger

for Orientpurchasing agent for and Gold Nanking Blue. Various

T. agent

C. Monaghan, Kinds of Vases, etc. Manufacturers and

Exporters ofAllAHKinds

Kindsof ofPacking

Chinaware,

Orient

Agent—L.Agent, and catering

E. N. Ryan supt. Undertake — 39,

General Passenger Dept. — E. Queen’s Road

Cable Ad: Canchina Central; Teleph. 21184;

Hospes

Freight Agent—J. Oram Sheppard

Accountant—C.

Agent for Chinese W. SheetPassenger and m m x ^ m ^

Freight Traffic—Lee Yook Chuen to $ ^ ir w k

Asst. Catering Supt. and Agent for “Canton Daily Sun” &“Canton Truth,”

The—Hongkong Officfe: 12 14' Queen’s

Chinese Crews—P. P. Quon Gong Road Central;Office:

Teleph. 26310; P. O.B.C.;

Box

Staff- 714. Canton 113, Shameen,

Passenger Dept.— Teleph. 14003; P.O. Box 26) Cable Ad:

G. R. Razavet I Cheung Kam Amrak, Hongkong & Canton

G.I. W.A. Lang

Lomaev I Sze Chung Sing San K.editor-in-chief

B. Vaidya, managing director &

E.F> E.F. de

SheaSousa II Cheung CheongKwai

Freight Dept.— Canton Foreign Agencies

Bank Building, 5th Floor;— National

Teleph.

E. T. McMullen G. Kelly 33421

W. J. Howard Yeung Hon Ming

Y. W. Penn

A- L. Cunning- ham L. Wong

F. J. Brown | Wong Tsang Yu a a m « # '«*

General— Canton Po Him Kung See

W. H. Peters | J. S. Landolt Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.,The,

Y.Kwan

F. d’Azevedo I J. M. Mackenzie Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

Sit Kwan I Miss A. Garcia General Agents

Consulting Committee—Hon. Mr. J.

tf # w m A.J. Paterson(chairman),

H.Compton, Hon. Mr.D.M,E. K.Clark,

Lo,

Canadian Trading Col (China), Ltd., T. E. Pearce, J. H. Taggart, o.b.e.

Imports and Exports, Proprietors of and S. T. Williamson

Cantraco Toy Works—Marsman Go-

downs, Railway Reclamation Ground, Canton Trading Association, Ltd.,

Chatham

Teleph. Road,Cable

59883: HungAd:Horn, Kowloon; The, General Merchants—224, Hen-

Dockrill

Directors —W. R. Dockrill (Hong- Boxnessy Road; Teleph. 24610; P.O.

kong), M. E. Dockrill (Hongkong) 580; Cable Ad: Catrass; All Codes

and K. K. Nee (Shanghai)

Managing Director—W. R. Dockrill m Me u ffi &

Agencies: Cantraco

Wooden Toys

ToysWorks, Manufacturers of

— Marsman

Canadian

couver, B.Trading

C., CanadaCo., Ltd., Van- Railway Reclamation Ground,Godowns,

Chatham

Tsen Sun Yue Kee Lumber Co., Road, 59883; HungAd:

Cable Horn, Kowloon; Teleph.

Dockrill

Shanghai Proprietors—Canadian Trading Co.

Canaval, Drs. G. C. & Helen L.— (China), Ltd.R. Dockrill

Manager—W.

Shell House; Teleph. 31100

A18

A540 HONGKONG

Capell, Miss Violet (From Miss Florrie Carroll Bros., Ship, Estate, Share and

General 20652;

Brokers—Exchange Building;

Lewis’s

Dancing Academy,

and Max Cone School

River’s School ofof Teleph. Cable Ad: Carroll

Dancing London), Dancing Instructress Principal — W. J. Carroll

inGirls),

All Ballet,

Children’s Dances Staff—G.

Cheng ToA. Lee, C. T. Chang and

Classical, Clog,(Boys and

National, Secretary—Miss D. Cox

Character, etc.

Kowloon; Teleph. 57117 — 9, Torres Buildings,

Carroll

Brokers,Bros.,

MineralShipping Agents

Ore Exporters, and

General

Capital Ballroom—490, Queen’s Road Exchange Merchants and Commission Agents —

West; Teleph. 35335 20652; CableBuilding, 3rd Floor; Teleph.

Ad: Carroll

Caravan, The—Gloucester Building; Principal—W. J. Carroll

Teleph. 21450; and Arcade, Peninsula Staff—G.

Chang and A. Lee,

Cheng K.ToShibata, C. T.

Hotel;

Caravan Teleph. 58081; Cable Ad: Secretary—Miss D. Cox

Proprietors—Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hall Castle Peak Ceramic Co. — 32,

Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 21321

Bill Sfc Ifc i* S Cat ha y Ballroom—EntertainmentBuild -

Carmichael & Clarke, Consulting ing; Teleph. 31918

Engineers, Naval Architects, Marine

Surveyors and Inspectors of Petro-

leum—10th Floor, Bank of East Asia

Building; Teleph. 30231 (2 Lines); Cable Cathay Builders, Ceramics (H. K.),andLtd.,

Engineers, Importers Ex-

Ad: Carmichael porters of Building Materials, Tiling—

T. H. G. Brayfield, f.c.m.s., m.in.a., Specialists and Tile Manufacturers

Hongkong

M.I.MECH. K., F. INST.PET., F.R.S.A.

A.MECH.E.,

W. Black, m.i.n.a., m.i. Rooms

F.C.M.S., F.R.S.A. 307b & 308a, 3rd Floor; Teleph.

32732; Cable

F. INST.PET.,

W.M. Wright, a.m.i.n.a, a.m.i.mech.e., Shanghai andAd: Ceramics. Branches.

Manila

M.INST. PET. Manager—T.

(C.E.) A. Jolendovsky, b.sc.

S.KanY. Hon

Van Cho II Chow Hung Kee

Ng Cheung Staff—Miss C. Chai, Y. T. Kwok,

S. M. Lao, L. Chan and J. Tavares

K. C. Ho I Kan Chi Chuen

Lo Wing Lok | Chow Ping Sun Sole Agents far;

Sole Agents for : Cork Insulation Co., Ltd., London—

Henry Clark & Sons, Ltd., Anti-Corro- “Eldorado”

Duncan Cork TilesWindows and

sive and Anti Fouling

Smooth-On Manufacturing Co., Iron Compositions Doors

Cements Thynne

Glazed Tiles England—Coloured

Charles McNeil, Ltd., Patent Boiler “I.Glass

S.”—Terracotta, Facing

and Tank Doors

Rawlings Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Bricks, Mosaics, Wall Tiles,

and

Patent Window Lifts Used Exten- Floor Tiles, Terrazzo and Sanitary

sively on Road, Rail and Sea Ware

The Amalgams Co., Ltd., “Eutec- Cathay Theatre (Operated by Sheng

toid” Case Hardening Com- Sheng Co., Ltd.)—125, Wanchai Road,

pound and “Harditte” Open Wanchai; Telephs. 26458 (Office) & 26558

Hearth Case Hardening Com- (Ticket)

pound Directors—Tai YuetYuenPo,TakShiuPo and

Kai

Yan,

Chan Chan

Kwan Yin,

Chiu

^ & mm Managers—Yuen Tak Po and Chan

Carr Ramsay

Merchants—123, Son, Ltd., General

Building, Ice Kwan Chiu

House Street; Teleph. 25360 House Manager—Chan Wah Chun

N. R. Ramsey Cathay Trading Co.—330, Hennessy

C.L. R.M. W. Thomson (Swatow)

Thomson do. Road; Teleph. 31528

 HONGKONG A541

Catholic,Union Club—(See Clubs) Central; Telephs. 27980

kong Depot: 28, Wellington Road; & 27497; Hong-

b % m Telephs.

(Milk Dept.); 50250 Factory:

(Butchery49-51,Dept.)Waterloo

Cacdkon, K. (Franco Eastern Trading), Road; Teleph. 59580

Directors—C. G. Gray, A. G. Dalziel

Manufacturers’

Tin Building, Kepresentative—Chung and F. D. Gray

Central; Teleph. 5,21657;

Des P,0.

VceuxBoxKoad

521; Manager—A.

Factory Supt.—P. G. Dalziel

J. Remedios

Cable Ad: Fetcol Staff—F. A. Ozorio, Miss B. Cheng,

Cjecilia Beauty Salon, Specialists in K. K. Wong, G. Zia, Mrs. H. K.

Permanent-Waving, Marcelling, Hyder, H. L. Rocha, J. Young and

Dyeing, Finger-Waving, etc., Hair-

also Sole Y.Agents C. Tong

for-.

Gentlemen’s Barber Shop—1,

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56213 Hankow Amalgamated Dairies, Ltd.

Proprietress—Cecilia Bethell

Accountant—V. F, V. Ribeiro Central Mercantile k Construction

Assistants—Helen

Banker, Hall-Evans, Mary K. Co.—National Bank Building, 2nd Floor

Lee, Ah Tamara Tavastjerna,

Fung, Wong CheongH.and

Cheong Choy

* Central News Agency—10, Des Yoeux

Road Central; Telephs. 21464 and 31367;

Central Advertising Co., Advertising Cable Ad: Ceninform

Agents — Wang Hing Building, 10,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 30828 Central Printing Office, The, Printers,

Y. C. Lau, manager Stationers and Teleph.

Book-binders

D’Aguilar Street; 22220 — 23,

n & m ® mm m

Central

Sewing Agency,

Cotton Ltd., The, —Importers

Thread Charteredof

Bank Building; Teleph. 28116 m m m & *

Hongkong Agents and Stockists— Central of Radio

Radio Service, Distributors

Accessories,

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd, Transmitters, Sound & Receiving Sets,

Talkie Systems,

Electrical Goods—60, Nathan Road,

Central British School—(Nee Educa- Kowloon; Cenrad

Teleph. 59814; Cable Ad:

tional under Government) J.A. T.E. Cotton, Jr., staff

manager

Central Fisher,

Street; Electrical

Teleph. 20618Co.—145, Wing Lok A.Dickson

J. Sequeira,

Chan, do. do.

Macao

Almeida Ribeiro;Office

Branch — 61,2277;Avenida

Teleph. Cable

# ii * Ad: Cenrad

Central

General Importing

Merchants and& Exporting Co.,

Manufacturers’ C. H. Cotton, manager

Agents, Representatives of Electrical

Supplies, Electrical Engineering and Central Taxi Co.— 188, Des Voeux Road

Contracting—National

5th Floor; Teleph, 32972; BankCable

Building,

Ad: Central; Teleph. 30000

Cent

S. Y. Lam, manager Central Theatre (Operated by Chi Min

Entertainments, Ltd.) — 270, Queen’s

Central Meat & Dairy Supply Co., Road Central; Teleph. 25720 (Ticket)

Ltd., Dairy Produce Specialists, Dairy and 25380 (Office); Cable Ad: Chimin

Farmers,

Food, ColdButchers,

StorageImporters

and Iceof Frozen

Cream Managing Director—Chan KwanChiu

Directors—Lee Ying Yuen, Mok Hok

Manufacturers—Head Office: Windsor

House, 6th Floor, 12, Des Voeux Road Ming,Kwan

Chan Ng Pak ChiuTo, Tai Yuet Po and

A18*

A542 HONGKONG

ft # iSC *

Central

porters, Trading

ExportersCo.,andLtd., The, Im-

Manufacturers’

Agents—50-52, CHANNEL TRADING COMPANY,

Teleph. 22113; P.Queen’s

O. Box Road Central;

322; Cable LTD., Importers, Exporters, Commis-

Ad: sion Agents and Manufacturers’ Repre-

Central

General Manager—W. sentatives—Asia Life Bldg., 14, Queen’s

Manager—C. C. Chen S. Lun Road

32828; Cable Ads: 3468, Channel kk

Cent.; Telephs. 32423, 32424

Asst. Manager—Y. H. Wong

: Staff—Fan

Secretary—Charles Luk Andre Lock, and Art,Export:

Kwai ,Chong,

Lenac. Rubber Shoes, Cotton

Silk Knitted Goods, Jade and

Chen Tai Chor, H. Y. Lau, Law Curios,Cotton

Flashlights,

and SilkTextiles,

Firecrackers, Silk

Hoisery,

Lingerie

Kwong Chan and Law So and Napery, Leather Footwear, Ginger

Preserves,

Other Empire Seagrass-ware, Produce

and Chinese Made and

Goods;

T £ if ® Import: Rubber, Canvas, Cotton Yarn,

Hong hong vnng hang hong Wollen,

Chak & Co.,Street;

K. Y.—Teleph.

Redder23472;

Building, Leather,Cotton

Paper,and Silk Textiles,

Hardware, Felts,

Cosmetics,

12, Redder Chemicals, etc. Sole Agencies Under-

Cable taken

Ad: Chakhon Board

P. L. Ghak, rpanaging partner , Khongof Keng

Directors

Pho,—Yuen

Lau Cheung

Chang,

Challenge Bookshop—Queen's Building, Wan, Lau Sui Peng, Cheng Hua

1, Ice House Street, 1st Floor; Teleph. Siodg,

Kie andHong KengCheng

Lie Seng Chiu, Lie Seng

23695

Rev. Frank Short, secretary .Managing

Pho Director--Khong Keng

Chambers of Commerce—(Nee Associa- General Manager—Yuen Cheung Wan

tions and Societies) Secretary

Hua Siong& Accountant — Cheng

Imports—Tham

Wan Fu Yat Wah and Wong

Champkin, C,j, Exchange Rroker— Exports—M.

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building;

Teleph. 31812; Cable Ad: Tamasha Rahman P. Jannen and S. A- L.

Staff—Miss Wan Cheng

Kim,PakM. Hong,

Currim, Young Woon, Yue

Chan

Teleph.& 57819

Co., C.—312, Nathan Road; Lai Choi KengLimYeeKong,

and

Yung Chung Kwan

^ m m H

Chan Hwa & Co., Manufacturers,

Telephone & Telegraph & ofElectrical

Importers & Exporters Radio Tung king mui tan kung **e

Charbonnages du Tonkin, Societe-

Apparatus

Wang Hing ABuilding,Sound Equipment—446,

10, Queen’s Road Franqaise des (Paris, Hongay, Hong-

Central; Telephs. 26006, 26355 & 26225; kong, Haiphong

Office: 64, Rue de

and Shanghai)—Head

P.O.

Works Box 680; Dept.:

& Stores Cable 487-493,

Ad: Konrad. Paris.

King’s Anonyme Mines at laHongay,

Chauss^e d’Antin,

Tonkin,

Road; Teleph. 21765. Head Office: 85,769,250.00 au Capital de Francs

Shanghai Directors—Henri Thelier (chairman),

General Manager—Dr. Konrad C. Hsu J , Deschamp ( vice - chairman),

Comptroller—Leonard Young Christian

Business

Sales Manager—E.

Manager—P. H. K.

Chu Moy Girot, Robertde Thoumyre,

Monplanet,HenriHenri

de

Works & Stores Dept. Manager— Monplanet, Rene' Thion de la

Raymond T. Huang Chaume, M. Renaudin and E.

R. Huas, general manager ad interim Lebee

Accountant—M. H. Wong

Sole Agents for-.

Harvey Communications, Inc., Mass., R. (signs

Huas,per pro.) manager (Hongay)

technical

U.S.A. (signs per pro.)

R. Huas, commercial manager ad

Gray Radio Co., Florida, U.S.A. interim (signs per pro.)

 HONGKONG A543

Agents at Haiphong (for Indd-'China) & m i

Hongkong & Shanghai (for Outports)

Hongkong Office—Marina House, Chau Yue Teng, Import and Export

MerchantsQueen’s and Shipping Agents—China

Queen’s Road Central: Teleph

21024; P. O. Box 281; Cable Ad: Building, 22332; P. O. BoxRoad544;Central;

CableTeleph.

Ad:

Charlicot; Codes: Bentley’s,

5th Edition and Universal Trade A. B. C. Chabogina Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and

H. Henrys, Agent for Hong Kong Private

and

S. K. LeeSouth China Chaun, Dr. K. W., Dental Surgeon—

Rooms 1O7-108A, Marina House, 15-19,

Chardhaven Hotel—(See Hotels) Queen’s

Dr. K.Road Central;d.d.s.,

W. Chaun, Teleph.Penn.

20126

Miss H. B. Yee, secty. & assistant

ff # £ *5

Charles W & &

ExportersLockhart 1* Co., Importers,

and Manufacturers’ Rep- Che San & Co., Printers, Stationers,

resentatives—Bank of East Asia Build-

ing, 4th Floor, 10, Des Yoeux Road and Show ofRoom: Importers Paper and Ink—Office

Central; Teleph. 27294; Cable Ad: 58, Des Vceux

Lockhart Road Central; Telephs. 22357 and

28858; Cable Ad: Chesan. Printing

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Works: Fung 30,

Shin LeeChung,

Yuen manager

Street West

& China—(See Banks) Sole Agents for :

Chase Bank, The—(See Banks) California Ink Co., Inc., San Francisco

Chatham Apartments—(See Hotels) ‘ Che Wen Weaving Qo. — 76, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 28226

Chau & Lee, Architects and Civil Chee & Co.,ftT. WY., General ft

Importers

Engineers—50 & 52, Queen’s

ral; Teleph. 31640; Cable Ad: lunin Road Cent- and Manufacturers’ Representatives

Partners—I. N. Chau, B.sc. (Eng.), -34-36, Hing Lung Street; Teleph.

A.M.i.STRUcrp.E. and R. E. Lee, 30256; P.Q. Box 626

a.r.i.b-.a., a4a. dip. (Lond.)

& ® * m m Chee Wing & Co., Metal Merchants—27-

Chau Sek Nin, Dr., m.b., s.s., d.o.m.s., Rd.: 29, Lee Yuen Street West off Queen’s

p.L.o. (London), Specialist inBuilding,

Eyes, Teleph. 20769; Cable Ad : Checo

Ears, Nose & Throat-China

1st Floor; Telephs. 25441, 25446 (Office) Chellaram, D., Importers, Exporters

ports: (SPiece GoodsRepresentatives.

& Yarns. Im-

Exports:

Chau Tsun Nin, Barrister-at-Law—8, Tin Building, 4thMade

China r Hongkong Goods—Chung

Floor, Room 406

Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27308 Telephs 24727 (Residence);

(Manager), 24137

eral)

Chellaram& 31709 Cable(Gen-

Ad:

£ W i? If $ S.N. S.Nanik,

Chellaram, proprietor

Chau Wai Cheung, Dr., m.b., b.s., General manager

Medical Practitioner — 22, Des Voeux N. Parsram, acting manager

Road Cent.; Teleph.

35, Leighton Hill Road;20942. Residence:

Teleph. 22726

^ it ® ^

4s W 4= « JJI Chenah Manufacturing Co., The,

Manufacturers and General

Chau Woon Nin, Dr., m.b., b.s., l.m., d.g.o. Manufacturer's of Sanitary Fluid, Lysol, Merchants,

(Dublin),

Gynaecology Specialist

1st Floor; Telephs. 25441, 25446Building,

(Office) Creosote

Tar Acids,Oil,Wax Cresylic Acid,andTarMetal

Polishes Oils,

A.544 HONGKONG

Kennedy Town; Teleph. 20368; Cable £ H 1* & 3Ji

Ad:

Bund Chenahco. Canton Office: 135, New Cheung Wing Tai, Dr., Office:

m.b., b.s.,45,General

Y.N. Tang, manager Medical Practitioner— Queen’s

Y. C. Tang, asst, manager Road Central, 1st Floor; Teleph. 20819;

Residence: 59, Robinson Road; Teleph.

m m m 22430

Cheong Fat Co., Hardware, Tools, En- Chevrolet Sales & Service — 26,

amel and Aluminium

Utensils—112, Ware and

Des Voeux RoadKitchen

Cen- Nathan Road; Teleph. 59101

tral;

T. Y.Teleph.

Yeung,24421

manager Chi Min Motion Picture Co., Ltd.—

Office:Central;

Road CentralStudio:

TheatreMa Building,

Tau KokQueen’s

Road,

% & ifl& m m Kowloon; Telephs. 32132 (Office) & 50167

Cheong King Co., Building Contractors

— 25, Gilman Street, 1st Floor; Teleph. (Studio); Cable Ad : Chimin

24843 Directors—Mok

Wan, Henry Wong Bok andMing,Chan

WongKwan Kit

Chiu

& & m & General Manager—Chan Kwan Chiu

Cheong Lok Theatre—Tai Hong Street, Chiffon, Ltd., Modiste and Costu-

Saiwanho; Teleph. 24834 mier—Gloucester Building; Teleph.

H US $i| *n # 23337;

Miss Cable Ad: Chiffonmng. director

J. Masseboeuff,

Cheong Wo & Co.,

Sail and Flag Makers, Metal,Shipchandlers, Mrs. A. Silva | Miss D. Harris

Hardware and General Store Keep-

ers—133, Des Vceux Road Central; Chik Fung Co., Import and Export

Telephs. 21625, 24803

22658; P.O. Box 274; Building;

Cable Ad:Teleph.Chik-

Cherry & Co., Importers and Exporters fango; Code: Acme

P. Y. Fok, manager

—Telephs.

20, 22055

Des andVoeux Road Central;

20491; P. O. Box 504

Chilean Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

ft #~ln t

Chester Hoover & Co., Surgical

Instruments, Patent Medicines and Chin Chianfjj& Sons, £•

Chemicals, Manufacturers’ Agents — Exporters of ChineseManufacturers Hand-made and Art

David House,21668;DesCable

Yoeux Ad:

Road Chestho;

Central; Linens, Handkerchiefs de

Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition and Bentley’s ciality—14, Peking Road,LuxeKowloon; A Spe-

Teleph.

Factory: 56881; Cable Ad: Chinchians.

ff & £ Man loy hong Swatow 2, Fu Chiang Road, Kialat,

Cheung Loy, Importer, Exporter & Yad

ChanSun Cheng, manager

Yat-kwong, sub-manager

General Merchant—20, Wing Lok

Street; Teleph. 32449; P.O. Box 937; China Airmotive Co., Fed. Inc.,

Cable Ad : Elecplater U.S.A.—Pedder Building; 6th Floor;

Cheung Loy, principal Telephs. 26869 k 32560; Cable Ad:

A gencies:

Canadian Hanson & Van Winkle Lewisair President—A. L. Patterson

Co., Ltd., Canada, Electro-pla- Vice-President--L. A. Lewis

ters, Equipment and Supplies

Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.,

U.S.A., Polishing and Plating ig S #

Equipment and Supplies China Arts Co., Manufacturers

ft * * m yk Exporters of

Silk Lingerie—5, Chinese Art Linens

Wyndham &

Street;

Cheung, Dr. T. C., Dentist—Wing On Teleph. 21069; P.O. Box 230; Cable

Chansgoods; Code Used: Bentley’s

Ad:

Bank Building, 2nd Floor, 26, Des K. W. Chan, manager

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 33955

 HONGKONG A545

China Construction Co., Ltd., General

China Assurance Corporation, Contractors—Bank of East Asia Build-

Ltd., General Insurance—6, Queen’s ing, Room 410, 4th Floor; Teleph. 23905;

Road Central; Teleph. 31116; Cable Ad: Cable ManagingAd: Conbrown

Director—L. R. Brown

Paofoong. Head Office: Shanghai Acting Secretary—Miss

C. H. T. Suen, manager

T. Y. Lieu, asst, manager Engineers—T.

M. H. Wu and Peng, F.W.K.A.Wu

Y.Joseph H.LeeLam,

Book-keeper—Chan Sui Nam

Staff— Miss C. M. Brown

f? f *

Chung Hua Yea Luen Hong m m * m *

China Auction Rooms, Auctioneers,

Valuers and General Brokers —5, China Chung IIwa Dak Yah Fong

Dispensary, The (Y. C. Wong

Queen’s Road C., French Bank Bldg.,

1st Floor;

Riovale Teleph. 24453; Cable Ad: 82, Queen’s Road Central;andTelephs.

Druggists—22598

E. V. M. R. de Sousa, proprietor & A.33633;

Rowan,Cablem.p.s.,

Ad: Druggist;

manager All Codes

Ed. de Sousa

A. E. B. de Sousa

M. C. Lee, compradore i? PS # flHB:« m S 4*

China Electric Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

China Camphorwood Thunk Co., The, of U.S.A.), in

Telephone,

Manufacturers & Importers

Telegraph,Apparatus—

Radio

Manufacturers

and of Camphorwood

Teakwopd Furniture. Chestof Electrical

All Kinds Communication

Artistic Carvings, Exports, Wholesale Windsor House, Des Voeux Road Cen-

and Retail—22, Johnston Road; Teleph. Cable tral; ; Teleph. 25432; P.O. Box B-153;

25197; Cable Ad : Camphorwood

H. W. Chiu, manager Codes Ads: Used:Microphone

Bentley’s

PhraseChinese

Code

K. S. Chiu, asst, manager Improved. Head Office:

Branch Offices : Canton, Kunming, Shanghai.

Chungking and Tientsin

China Can Co., Ltd.—525, Main Street, J. F. Rhame, general manager

Shaukiwan; Teleph. 20304; Cable Ad: T. K. Chow, general representative

Chinacanco for South China

John W. Y. Yuen, manager Males Dept.

P. L. Wong, factory manager T. Y. Chiu, sales engineer

P.F. H.S. Hsu,

Fu do.

China Coast Officers’ Guild—(Nee Stores M. P. Wei

Service Dept.

Associations and Societies) R. Y.T.LeeChan I K. L. Li

W. I Miss J. Wong

1J <&• P& #H2 Installation Dept.

William

China Coast Traders, Ltd., Im- B. G. Clark, assistant D Yallessuk, e„

porters, Exporters & Manufacturers’ Agencies :

Representatives—Bank

ding, of ChinaTeleph.

Buil- International Standard Electric

32964;4,P.O.

Queen’s

Box Road Central;

290; Cable Ad: Coast Corporation,

Standard New

Telephones York

& Cables, Ltd.,

W. K. Low, mng. director

Lau Ping Kau, manager

Tong Chi Ling, cashier BellLondonTelephone

Antwerp Manufacturing Co.,

O. M. Omar, private secretary Le Material Telephonique,

Creed

Staff—Tang

Kau Siu Hou and Tam Siu International Marine Radio Corp-

oration,Telegraph

Federal London Co., Newark, N. J.

China Commercial Co., Ltd., General Weston Electrical Instrument Corp-

Merchants—7,

Teleph. 57437 Cliff Road, Kowloon; oration, Newark, N.J. Mass.

National Co., Inc., Malden,

A546 HONQKONQ

n & mm nn m * h m & ® ‘K m +

China Emporium,

Providers, Importers and Ltd.,Exporters—

Universal GJiung W.a- Kp Cliuk.Po., Him Hong

62a-68, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. China —Union

Fire InsuranceCo., Ltd.,The

Building; Teleph, 28081; Cable

28065, 28066, 28067 (General), 20911 Ad: Chincough

(Manager’s Office); P.O. Box 130; Directors;—G. Miskin

Cable and Radio Ad: Chinempo;

Code: Bentley’s J. Davies, Hon. Mr. S.(chairman),

H. Dodwell,L.

Board of Directors—Hon. Sir

Shouson CKow, kt. (chairman), General Manager—A. H. K.S. Cobb

J. Owen Hughes and K. Morrison

T. N. Chau, Fung Fook Tien, Kan China Fleet Club—(iS'ee Clubs)'

Tong

Pak, Po,

P. K.Li Kwok,

Tse Fong,

ChanChan

Tze Lim

Kei,

Chau Man Che and Fung Ping Fan China Hong Nin Life Insurance Co.,

Ltd.—188, Des Yoeux Road Central;

General Manager—M.

Manager—Chung Kwan Ting Chan Harr Teleph. 20890

Sub-Managers

and Y. K. Chovv — Chow Hau Leung

China Import Trading Co.—York Build-

ing, 3rd Floor, Teleph. 27622

China Ink & Lacquer Co., Ltd., Manu-

China Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated facturers of for Printing Metal,

Inks and All

in Hongkong)—Registered Office: 88, Sorts Decoration,

Automobile,

Wood Brushing

Interior

and Flex-

Museum Road, Shanghai; Hongkong ible

Office: 3rd Floor, Room 318, Queen’s Road,Lacquers—Factory: To-kwa-wan,

9, Lok Shan

Kowloon;Building,

Teleph.

Building; Teleph. 28367 •; P.. O. Box 58946; Office: Room 613,China

226; Cable Ad: Chienginer

Managing Director (Shanghai) — W. 6th Floor; Teleph. 21480: Branch: 56,

Kwong 14059;Fuk Cable

ChungAd:Road,

C. Gomersall,

Manager a.m.i.e.e. C. Weir

(Hongkong)—D. Teleph. Inkco Canton;

;Staff--A. R. Poliak (Electrical Eng- General

Technical Manager—Chan Kam To

ineering), C. K. Chan (General Eng-

ineering), T. K. Liang (Accounts), Hon Supervisor—Chan Kam

H. A. Palma (Correspondence), D.Y. Assistant

Tong andSupervisor —Kwan

Chan YueWing Chan Kam

Loh, K. M. Loh and L. Wing Accountant—Cherk Kun

General Managers of: Representatives—W.

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd. Chan Yan Wung C., Leung and

n % mm & fcm*

China China Lace Co., Ltd., Manufacturers &

ment Entertainment

Co., Dtd., Cinema& Land Invest-

Theatres and Exporters

Linens, SilkofLingerie,

China Lace, Household

Ivory-ware, Lac-

Land Investment — Proprietors of quer-ware,

King’s Theatre, King’s Theatre

Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 25330 wood,Bldg., ware, Silver-ware, Teakwood, Pewter-

Canton China-ware, Black-

andChairman

25334; ofCable Ad: Enterland CamphorwoodandChests, Furni-

Directors — Hon. Sir tures,

Office:etc.,HoWholesale

Hong Building, Retail—Head

Queen’s

Shouson Chow, kt.

Managing Directors—Liang Chi Hao Road Central; Teleph. 34046; Cable Ad:

and K. L. Chang Chinalace.

Road, SwatowBranch Office: 10, Pai Rai

Treasurer—Li' Jowson

Secretary—George Y. Sun . Directors—Lam Shu Fong and Au

Publicity Manager — Ci S. Liang Ching Yeuk

Managing Director—Ng Keng Ching

PS # # * ft&mmunm+

China Factors—Room No. 906, Bank Chung wah tin lick yau han kung sze

of East Asia Bldg.; Teleph. 22277 China Light & Power Co.,. Ltd., The

Miss Edith da Rocha, manager — Head Office: St. George’s Building;

Mo Kung Ting, assistant Telephs. 28537 & 28538

S. Y. Sung do.

 HONGKONG A 547

Administrative ’Offices: Kowloon H, Y. C. Randall,district engineer

Tong, R. J. Master, do, ,

58045 Kowloon;

Generating

Telephs. 58044 &

Station: Taiwan Ttoad,

E. Lippa, do!

H. J. Bascombe, installation engineer

: Hok-Un, Kowloon; Teleph. 58059 W. C. Tillery, asst,

A. Reed, meter supt.

jr. engineer

Sub-Offices:

56005 & KowloonTsim

57005; Tong,"Sha

Telephs.

Tsui J.B. Mackay, do.

(Humphrey’s Avenue), Teleph. S. Litvin, do.

576V7; Yaumati, Teleph. 56375; N. Halfter, do.

Kau Pui Shek, Teleph. 561,55; L.F. V.D. Souza,

Alves, asst, installation

do. engineer

Hung Horn, Teleph. 58059

po Market, Teleph. Dial 91 and & Tai- A. R. M. Samy, chief meter inspector

Ask for 2021 P.G. M.H.F.V.Rosario,

Ribeiro,asst.

chiefdo.tester

Board of Directors—Hon. Mr. M. A. Y. Lee, asst, meter inspector

K. Lo (chairman), A- H.

Sir Elly Kadoorie, k.b.e., J. P.Compton, A. Smith, outside overseer

Braca,

chev. leg.o.b.e.,hon.

Lawrence Kadoorie,

and Albert Ray- J.P. Fancey,

d’Almeida,clerkasst. do.

mond

Manager’s Office : Miss

Mrs. E.D. Osborne,

Buntzen, steno-typist

do.

D. W. Munton, a.m.i.e.e., manager Mrs.

I. N. Murray, b.sc., M.I.E.E;, a.m.i. Accounts Department: L. C. Assumpcao, do.

mech. e., deputy manager W. J. Brown, chief accountant

F. engineer

C. Glemo, r. inst. f., executive A.W. C.J. Clemo,

Miss Brown, asst. do.

Jr., assistant

Miss M.L. G.Dunn, Alves,steno-typist

secty. to manager O.G. A.P. Remedios,

Noronha, do.

do.

Miss R. Bercovitch, do. L. A. Rocha, do.

Miss Office

Head Z. Barros,

: assistant F.J, C.P. Souza,

Barros, do.

Noel Braga, secretary do.

J.C. V.M. Braga, A. R. da Pinna, do.

da Silva,assistant

do. (Shares) P. M. N. da Silva, do.

M. L. da Roza, do.

J.MissAlvares, do.

A. Remedios, steno-typist M. B. Gutierrez, do.

Miss M. Smith, F. A. LOureiro, do.

Generating Station : do. E. M. Gutierrez, jr. clerk

F. J. da Luz, time-keeper

C. Crofton, station supt.

J.G. W.I. Angus, do. engineer Stores

Bertram,asst.maintenance

Department:

J.H. H.P. Shaw,

Morton, asst.storesdo.supt.

R.H. J.Wong, asst. shift charge

McNeill, do. engineer Statistical Office:

H. Samuel, statistician

E.J. H.Joffe,

S. Duncan, do. do. E. A. Noronha, assistant

A.W. Bolton,

W. Owens, shift do.

engineer « S-E

A. Cross, do. “China

Published Mail”

by The (Evening

Newspaper Newspaper),

Enter-

M. J. Nesteroff, asst, engineer

L.J. Bruce,

Marland, do. prise, Ltd.—Windsor House, Des Yoeux

do. Road Central; Telephs. 20011, 20022,

23963 & 33993; Cable Ad: Mail

E.C.N. N.

H. Baynes,

Wong,

Mackay, do.

do.

jr. engineer

G. C. Burnett,

W. J. Keates, editor manager

N. N. Laufer,

Rachkovsky, do. Editorial Department:

E. M. jr. chemist R A.A.E.E.GeeWatson | H. J. Yappe

Miss 1. Carvalho,

Miss A. Remedios, do. steno-typist N. A. E. Mackay I| B.H. Chen

Chang

Distribution Department: J. C. Guimgam

Advertising Representative:

C.J. W.

F. Wood, distribution

Barker, asst. do. engineer Miss M.Department

A. Morgan :

G.F. Hamblin,

A. White, district

meter supt. Business

engineer L. Cheung

K. CheungChi Ling IP.Yeung

FungWing Yuen

A.A. J.C. Y.Tinson,

Smith, do.

do. Geo. Chan IMissR.M. Rosario

 A548 HONGKONG

ft ft n m m m n & m & * 7*

China Wing nin po shau kung sze

Building,Mercantile

6th Floor; Co. Teleph.— China

21504; China Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

P.O. Box 650; Cable Ad: Wadingbird;

Codes: A. B. C. 6th Edition, Acme, Assurance Co.Management

Ltd. (Under of Sun Life

Bentley’s & Universal Trade Building of Canada)—Gloucester

Phillip S. Lee, manager

$JL fil

% ft m m # China

Airmail,National Passenger Aviation Corp.,

& Express Service

Lun shun chiu sheung kuk —Gloucester Building; Teleph. 31166;

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation Cable Ad: Chinaco

Co.—15 &28180

Telephs. 16, Connaught Road West;

(Freight Dept.), 21633 Manager—S. Y. Chao

(Passenger Dept.) and 32411 (Godown Accountant—C. S. Ting

Office); Cable Ad: Merchants & 8969 SalesM. S.Representatives—C.

Hwang and P. L. Chai H. Woo,

P. Y. Cheng, manager Clerks—T. C. Chen, M. K. Ouyang

Tong Hin Pong, chief clerk and T. Y. Chan

General Traffic Agents:

China Motor Agencies & Sales Pan American Airways System

Co.,

Motor Importers

Trucks, Motorand Cars,

Distributors

Automotiveof China National Tea Corporation, Tea

Equipment and Accessories and Motor Praya, Manufacturers and Exporters — 33,

Engineers— 157 - 158 - 159, Gloucester (Manager’s Kennedy Town; Telephs. 22782

Road; Teleph. 22157; P.O. Box 673; 22796, 34150,Office 34158 && 34159

General Dept.),&

(Godown

Cable Ad: Chimoto Transportation Dept., 430 - 436, Des

Principals—Arthur

Samy Sarny and F. C. Vceux 430-436,

Road West), 23252 Road

(Statistical

Agencies: Dept., Des Vceux West)

Daimler Co., Ltd., Coventry, England &Room 23074201,(Exchange

Exchange Building

Building, Office,

Des

(Cars)

Lanchester Motor Co., Ltd., Coven- Nationtea. Head Office: ChungkingAd:

Vceux Road Central); Cable

Thetry,B.S.A.

England Co.,(Cars)

Ltd., Birmingham, K.Y. Y.W. Dunn,

Shaw, manager

general manager

England (Cars) Young Yu, sub-manager

Mack - International

Corpn., New York, U.S.A.Motor (Motor

Truck L. C. Lee, asst, manager

Trucks, Buses and Fire Equipment) S.T. L.T. Chao (GeneralDept.)

Liu (Business Dept.)

F. C. Heayberd & Co., Ltd., London, Chuck

E.C. 2. (Battery

Electrical Apparatus)Chargers and K. S. Chuck (Godown ftDept.)

Main (Accounting Trans-

United Battery Mfg. Co., Ltd. portation Dept.)

(Batteries) N. C. Chuck (Statistical Dept.)

K. K. Wong (Invoice Dept.)

S. C. Yih, Factory supt.

^ & m ft * n m * China Navigation Co., Ltd.—

China Motor Bus Co., Ltd., Motor Butterfield

Sons, Ltd.),& agents

Swire (John Swire &

Coach Services—137-9, Electric Road,

Causeway Bay;

Office), 26867 CableTeleph.s

(General 2686S (Mgr.’s

Office) &Codes:

26862

(Workshop), Ad: Silicify; W & M M $ #

Bentley’s China-New Guinea Mercantile Co-

Ngan Shing Kwan, managing director 26417; Cable Ad:Road

36, Connaught Central; Teleph.

Chigatile

Wong

Hew AhYiuLan, Nam,secretary

asst. do. Andrew N. Wong, manager

Ng Siu Hung | Choi Chark Nam

Wong Sek, accountant

IpK. Yan Shau,workshop-in-charge

C. Ngan, traffic supt. China Paint Office:

Mfg. Co.,1, Arran

Ltd.—Factory

Lai King, do. & General

Kowloon; Teleph. 56815; CableStreet,

Ad:

Cheng Fat, shroff Chipaintco

 HONGKONG A549

fr # ^ m Town; Teleph. 27761; Cable Ad: Pro-

China Paper Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., vident Board of Directors —S. M. Churn

Paper—Hongkong

8a, DesCable VoeuxAd:Road Branch: Boom 404,

Central; Teleph. (chairman), Sir T.Robert Ho Tung,

26892; Mocapihc N. Y. Croucher, B. Wilson, J. P.

Directors—L. Y. Chang, H, B. Gallop Braga, Li Tse Fong and Hon. Sir

and S. L. Chang R. H. Kotewall, kt. c.m.g., led.

Representative—K. L. Shen Head Office Staff—

R. A. Wickerson, secty. & manager

China Phonograph & Radio, Ltd., The

(In Yoluntary Liquidation)- -Office: E.E. J.M. M.da Churn

Rocha Foo Law Ping

ChakYuenPui

York Building; Teleph. 27738; Cable F.J. H.A. Machado

Tam Yeung PakWoon

Ad: Brunswick J. M. P. da Silva B. Bux Ho Kam Sang

H. A. Botelho S.J.A. M. M. Rozario

Guterres

& ji & m * C. Laurel

Letmg Chuen Chan Man Yuk

China Powercraft Corporation,

eral Merchants, Shipbuilders, Engin- Gen- M. S. Chan ChowKwanWah

eers

House, 1498;

Box 1st Floor;

CableTeleph.

Ad: 23494; P.O.

Powercraft. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Yards: Ngau Chi Wan, Kowloon China Soap Co., Ltd., The, Soap

Manufacturers—Reg.

Bank Building, 18, TheOffice: Bund, Chartered

Shanghai;

n & % mm * w %

China Products Co. (H.K.), Ltd. Cable China

Ad: Lever; Hongkong Office:

Building, 4th Floor; Teleph.

(Department Store)—Head

Des Vceux Road Central; Telephs. Store: 24, 22433; P.O. Box 530

25126,

Branch 20972 & 32430; Cable Ad: Kuohuo.

Kowloon;Stores: 208-212,

Teleph. 50229;Shanghai Street,

19-21, Avenida ^ ^ 3S

Almeida Ribeiro, Macao; Teleph. 2795 China —16, Sports,

D’AguilarDealers in Athletic

St.; Teleph. 26848;Goods

Cable

S. C. Woo, manager Ad: Chinasport

^ & il % fil

China Products Trading Corporation, China State Bank, Ltd.—(Nee Banks)

Ltd , Exporters, Importers,

and Manufacturers—6, Des Rice

VoeuxMillers

Road China Tea Co., The, Tea Merchants—1b,

Central; Telephs. 21989, 32780 & 23093; Pottinger Ad: Sinocongo. Street;Head

Teleph.

Office:24697; Cable

Shanghai

Cable Ad:

versal Trade Corn; Codes: Acme & Uni-

S.T. Z.T. Yang, general manager China Trading Co.—China Building;

H. L. Li, Yu,acting manager

chief accountant (Rice Dept.) Teleph. 22581

ig *

China Transport Co.—16, Queen’s Road

iM m m m ® Central, 4th Floor; Teleph. 30193; Cable

China Products United Corporation, Ad: Cohiro

—Hong

BankTeleph. Kong Office:

Building, Room 28, French

tral; 28949;5, Queen’s

Cable Ads:RoadKuohuo

Cen- jtt U ® 69 +

China Travel Service, General Tourist

& 9874 and Forwarding Agents—6,

H. Tsai, general manager

Richard Liu, in-charge Road

32380 Central;

& 23713 Telephs. 31117 (7&Queen’s

(Information) Lines),

24932

(Forwarding

Travelbank & 2464. Sub-Offices: Ads:

Department); Cable 174,

China Provident Loan & Mort- Des Voeux Office:

Kowloon Road Central;

K. C. Teleph.

R. 31626;

Station;

gage Co., Ltd., General Bonded Teleph. 50686

Warehouse Licensees, Motor& Transport Weibin Tong, manager

Contractors

Connaught Road —HeadWest Office

and Godowns:

Kennedy Edward Z. Fang and Y. H. Chow,

asst, managers

A550 HONGKONG

China Trust Co., Ltd., The, Bauking £ H ic M dll

and Trust — 207, Wing Lok Street; Chinese Bazaar, The, Manufacturers and

Telephs. 25156 & 26230; P.O. Box 1379; Exporters of Swatow

Cable Ad: Chitrust Embroideries,

Directors—Lee Dan, T. H. Mai and Napery, Lingerie, Pyjamas, Linen andDrawn

Grass Work,

Cloth

Y. Y. Chan Mandarin Coats, Shawl Kimonos,

Jackets, Fur

Manager—Chow Tien-chi Coats, Laces,

Ladies’Ivories,

Handbags, Handker-

Asst. Manager—W.

Cashier—L. Hanson H. Tso chiefs, Antiqued Jewelry,

Camphor Wood Chests and Pewter-

ware—China

Central; Teleph.Building, Queen’s

24744: P.O. BoxRoad

336;

fCge chong po him yau han Ikmg sze Cable Ad: Bazaar; Codes: Bentley’s and

Private

Mark C. Lim, general manager

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire, D. Lynn, secretary

Marine, Accident,

Typhoon, Motor Sickness*

Car, PlateEarthquake,

Glass and K. Y. Lynn. Sales manager

General insurance — Head Office: 4a, Chinese Chamber of Commerce—(Nre

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28121; Associations and Societies)

P.O.Directors^—Hon.

Box 245; Cable Mr. Ad: A.Underwrite

L. Shields

(chairman), Dr. J. W. Anderson, Li Chinese Club—(Ne« Clubs)

Tse Fong,

Pentreath M.

and& H. Nemazee, G. A,

Shewan, Tonies Co.,R.Ltd.,

Sturt

gen. agents n & iTm m a 0

Hua zun tse yip yti fisien kunfsze

H. R. Sturt, f.i.a., managing director Chinese

E. R. Childe, A.I.A., secretary

E. D. Labrousse, accountant —ChinaEstates, Ltd.,5thLand

Buildings, Investment

Floor, Queen’s

J.Staff—D.

R. L. Stanton, accident manager Road Central; Teleph. 24047

Leung Kwai Tin,chairman of directors

C. Alves, F. M. Britto, F. G. Fung Ping Fan, director & secretary

Barros,

V.H, Soares,H.Miss

A. deL. M.

Figueiredo,

de Sousa, L.Miss

A.

M. de Sousa and Chan Shiu Tsun IK Bfc ^

Special Representative—E. I. Leitao Chinese Evening Post (Wah Tsz Man Po),

Compradore—Wong Ngai Tong

Principal

Anderson, Medical

m.b.,Officer—Dr. J. W. the Wah TszEvening

ch.b., f.r.c.3.

A Chinese

Yat20227

Paper Published by

Po, Ltd.—5, Wellington

(Earn.) Street; Teleph.

Medical

DurranExaminers—Drs.

&andMcElney, Anderson,

A. P. Chinese Industrial Co-operatives —

Guterres Dr. A. M.Dr.Rodrigues Room 604, National Bank Building, Ice

House

Fire & Marine Agents for : 252; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Street; Indusco34273; P. O. Box

Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

North British & Mercantile In-

surance Co,, Ltd.

Marine Settling Agents for. Chinese Invoice & Passport Office—

London Assurance French Bank Building; Teleph. '^7026;

Insurance' Office of Australia, Ltd. Cable Ad : Chinese

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

m b ^ #

fO £- m fn * “Chinese'

Paper—(Nee Mail,”

“Wah Tsz Chinese

Yat Po”)Morning

China

. U. S. A.,United Lamp of:

Distributors Co.,G.Fed. Inc.,

E.-Edison,

v

Osram, Philips, Tungsram and West- 1 II Jl Koto Loon Kuan

inghouse Electric Lamps — David Chinese Maritime CustomsHouse,

and District)—Marina (Kowloon

4tb

House,

1st Floor, 67-69,Room

DesNo.

Voeux17 ; Road

Teleph,Central, Floor, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central;

26912; Telephs.

P.O. Box 785; Cable Ad: Culco. Head Hongkong28491-6; Cable. Ad: Code,

Office: 140, Robison Road, Shanghai Commissioner—E. A. Pritchard

Representative—Wong

Staff —Wong lu Fai, Chan LongJseYing

Kiang, Acting Preventive Deputy Commiss-

OngSingKiau and LingChien Hung ioner —C. H. R. Oxlade

 HONGKONG A551

Deputy Commissioner (Special List) Kwock Cheung, Chiu Sze Po, Yu

Woon Lun, Lo Young Joung, WongPo, Wong

Medical OflBoers—Wan Chik Hixig Sum,

and G. D. K. Black

Assistant-in-Charge of General Office yuan, LukZienKong

Ts Leung,

Tshang,TongSiuYong-

Man

—Lo Ching Hsiang Cheuk, Poon Chor On, Di Woo,

Accountant—Pun Kwok ching Chang Chi Ju, Lin I Chin, Chen

Secretary—Liu Hun Geou, lu,Huang Yung Chuan,

Assistants—ZauChie Kwang-ming, Ko I- Au

Ho Cheung

Kin Hung, Chow

HuangKingKaraChung,

Tim,

hua, Lo Yuan Hsun, Moe Kung Lee Chi Shen, Li Kam Yoon, Pun

Luen, Chen Chang Jiti and Hwang

Shou-hwa lu Po, Sung Da Hung, Tsang Chok

Clerks—Pun Kan, Ying Tak Poh, Au Kai Hung,

Chan Shiu Chung

Man, Lam Wun,Yung-shang,

Lo Hang, Wei

Kuei Shun Ting, Luke Kui On, Wu

Liu Gut Ping, Chung Kwok-lum,

Yang Yi, Kan Wei Wen, Huang Pak Ching and Au Y'ueng Chung

Kuo Liang, ChanWong KwokKin-woo,

Wing, Acting Southern Commander, Main

Wong Chit Chiu, Area No.Southern

Acting 4—E. N. H. Commander’s

Sanguinetti

Teng Sung, Sze King-dong, Chen Assistant—R, O. McKenzie

Ching Hao, Chen King Chow, Marine

Cheung King Chiu, Ip Chu-

lau, EngineerSurveyor—A. MacIntyreWallis

on Special Duty—C.

Chi Wei

Y H'Dji

sing,Fen,FungTsoKing

Pp Shum,

Kan, Marine Clerks

King San Kun

—

CheungOperator—Mui Ip Im and

HwongSekChun

Lam Chou,Chieh, Li FukWing,

Ma Kwok Cho, Wireless Ying King

Tang Shih Tam T’u Shou Young, Customs Preventive Ships:

Seto Ding and Leung Wai-dak ' C.Commander—A.

P. S. Hohsing: F. Horden

Stenographer—Miss

Typists—Miss PatriciaMaisie Louey

Ho, Miss Chan

Lien May and Miss Wu Wai Kuen Officers—Leung

Shih Dean Fung Yeung and Hu

Writers

Huang—Yen-min

Ma Ohiieh-sheng and Engineers—C. M. Harloe and Lin

Copyists — Wang Chien lun, Tung Shao

Midshipmen—Yee Peng Fei, Loh Fei

Yen-nien and Liu Ch&n-chin Peng, IpOperator—Chen

Hung Yee and Liu

Ho-shui-yuan — Ch6n Feng-sh£ng, Wireless Szu Jui Tu

Tsung

F6ng Ju-ching, Tting

Ko Chung-ming, Huang Yu-ching,Ch’ung-po, C. P, S. Tehhsing :

Commander—A. D. Brown

Shih Chung-lii

Shroffs—Chen Yao and

tsu and Liang I-p§ng

I Ch’i-luan Officers — Chung Fu Lin and Liu

Shih Hsiang Cheng Tso

Engineer—Wang

Tidesurveyor—S. Kemp Midshipmen — Wang Tseng Siu,

Boat Officers — F. W. Wright, W. Cheng Chap Chi, Li Wang Lai,

Seraphina,

Robinson L. A. Mullett and C. B. Lfee Chu Chin and Fung Hoi Kwan

Asst. Boat Officers —

Ting Hin, Chi Chu Lan, KiangAu Yeung C. P. S. Chunhsing F.: Harden

Commander—A.

Wen Chi, Young Tsun Kau and Officers—Shen Tsu Hui, Yu Chin

M. N. Preobrajensky : Pang, T. W! C. Jones and Ho Ping

Appraisers—C. H. Fuller and W. J. Chai

Engineer—W. McLaughlin

Mezger

Examiners—A. J. Whitmore, R. M. Midshipmen^—Ko Tsok Hang, Shih

Ogden, Lui Fuk Tim, F. Gutteridge, Yi Yung and Sun Tze Chi

Wireless Operator—Chang I Tsio

Li Ho-nang,

Chung ChenSzeeHsiao-liang,

Chak Nam, Pah Yung, C. P. S. Feihsing :

Shi Yeung-iu, Chang Chung

Fung Tat Man and Lam Tak Kwan Shing, Commander—C. F. Oppen

Officers—Tsao

Tsze Wei Ling, Leung

Tidewaiters

Tang Hock— Kee, Ho Buoi Wong Hiong,

Wing DunnKiu, Waung

Chung Fai Doong Tshoo and

Ki, Sze-to Yew, Wang Ying Engineers —R. K.

Wireless Operator—Chow Wallace Ming Show

Chieh, R. G. Ward, Sheng Yuan

Tsing, Li Kook Leung, Huang C. P. S. Chuentiao

Commander—J. :

Chao Kuang,

Ping Shih Chan Cheng.

Kau,Ch’ang,

Wang Sik Kier Tsui Officers — Liao B.Hung Robson

Hsi afid Ho

Lu Sun Ao, Sung,

San Hsiao Yi ’

A552 HONGKONG

Engineer—Sun Chao Hsiung

Midshipmen—Cheng Ju Ming and Chinese Radio Laboratory, Hong>

Wu Chang Ji kong, Importers & Manufacturers of

C. Commander—C.

P. S. Soohsing : J. van Es Electric, Radio & Sound Equipment,

Power Plant, Radio Hardware & All

Officers—Liu Shi Un, Meng Chao Accessories—

Ting and Jui Yung Sung Des Voeux Road 323,Central;

Exchange

Teleph.Building,

32644;

Wireless Operator—Keh Chong Sui Cable Ads: Crlhk & 7193. Factory:

C. Commander—T.

P. S. Haiping : Malcolm Ma Tau Wei Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

Officers—Lee 50846; Chungking Office: Shang Tsing

Pao Lien Chung Yen and Kiang Sze, Ad: 4357Chungking; Teleph. 2892; Cable

Engineer—D. A. Glover

Wireless Operators—Lau To Kwong SoleAmerican Agency for\

and Wang Shih Chang Radio Products: Hammar-

C. Commander

P. S. Haihui -R.

: O. McKenzie lund Receivers & Parts, UTC

Transformers, Simpson Meters, etc.

Officers

Chen —GonHsieh Wei Chi and Hsu

C. Commanding

P. S. Yeungshing : fa n. m *

Officer—Loh Fei Lung ChineseChung Kwok Din Po Kuk

Telegraph Administration

Officer— Chu Han Sang —3, Connaught Road (Next to

C. Commanding

P. S. Cheongkeng : Hong

Officer—Wu LihOfficer—Liu

Tseu Cheng Moo P. L.KongLeung,Club)

manager

C. Commanding

P. S. Kwanlui:Officer—L. H. Williams S.P. K.W. Hwa, superintendent

Lee, traffic controller

C. Commanding

P L. Kuanchuan :

Officer—Wang Cheng Chinese Trading Co.—Bank of East

Hsun Asia Building, 4th Floor

C. P. L. Kowloontsai :

Commanding Officer—Chen Nien Tze Ching Hua Co. (H.K.), Ltd., Importers

C. P. L. Hsunhai:

Commanding Officei-—Ying Ting Kuei and and

Exporters, Packing Contractors

Mat Manufacturers—Office: Pedder2

Building

Chinese Merchants’ Club— (See Clubs) Sands Street; ; Teleph. 34232 ; Factory:

Teleph. 22425; Cable Ads:

8031 (Shanghai and Shuihing) & 8030

Chinese Manufacturers’ Union—(Nee (Hongkong) Managing Director—S. N. Choy

Associations and Societies) Manager, Hongkong—T. Choy

Chinese Press Association—(Nee Asso- Manager, Shanghai—J. M. Choy

ciations and Societies) Manager,

Staff—Cheng Shuihing—K.

Ying, M. K.S. Chan

Chang, C.

Chan, Y. Chan and K. S. Chan

Chinese

Central;Optical

Teleph.Co.—67,

23368; Queen’s

Cable Road

Ad: Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd. — Head

Optician; Code: Bentley’s Office: Chefoo, Hongkong Office:

Manager—C. L. Yung 156, Wing Lok Street, West; Teleph.

Staff—C. Y. C.Chu,S. P.Wong 23230;

Z. Chao, K. L. A.B.C. 5th Cable Ad : Chingkee; Codes:

Chau and Edition, Bentley’s Complete

Phrase and Private. Branch Offices :

|6 Yau King Antung, Canton, Dairen, Lungkow,

Newchwang, Shanghai,

HarbourTientsin,

Chinese Produce Shippers, Exporters of Tsingtao and Lienyun

C. K. Yen, manager

Chinese Products — 4th Floor, China

Building; Teleph. 24828 ; Cable Ad :

Shippers. All Codes Chiu Chu San, Dr., m.b.,— b.s., General

W. T. Sun, secretary Medical Practitioner Office: 81,

M. F. Kiang, assistant Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 20242

Miss F. Chan, do. and 20251 (Residence)

 HONGKONG A553

m m m m & m Chun King & Co.—2b, Pottinger Street;

Chiu & Co., K. C., Architects

Engineers—8A,DesVoeux & Civil Teleph. 20565

Road Central,

3rd Floor; Teleph. 21223 Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—

6, Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27306

Chiu & Co., M. C., Importers, Ex- T. N. Chau, secretary

porters and Manufacturers’ Agents Chun Wah Steam Laundry—9, Tin Lok

—Kai Ming Building, 2nd Floor,

6, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Lane; Teleph. 25476

23665; P.O. Box 746; Cable Ad:

Mcchiu; Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th if m *

and 6th Editions, Western Union, Chung Hing Co., Exporters—Kai

Bentley’s, Acme and Private Ming Building, 1st Floor; 6, Queen’s

M. C. Chiu, general manager Road Central; Teleph. 20719; P.O-

Box 447; Cable Ad: Chembalis

Chocolate Shop, The, Specialists in Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—

Delicious Home-Made Cakes, Coconut Holland House, 4th Floor

Custards and Confectionery. Excellent

Cups

Wedding, Mocca Coffee

Birthday Served Daily.

and Christmas Cakes Chung Hsing Cloisonne Company—17,

Made

Parties to Order.

Catered Picnic

for—31, and Private

Peking Road, Wyndham Street; Teleph. 26991

Kowloon; Teleph. 56794 Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

in China), Publishers and Stationers—

$ IB & Hongkong Sales

Teleph.Office:20635;

69, Queen’s

CableRoad&

Chotirmall & Co., K. A. J., Commis- Central; Radiogram

sion Agents, Importers and Exporters 40,

ofChina

SilkGoods

Goods,—Curios and All Kinds of Kowloon;Pak Tai Street, Ma TauWorks:

Ad: 2579. Printing Kok,

35, Wyndham Street; Teleph. 59027; Cable &

Telephs. 22805 & 22806; P.O. Box 317 Radiogram Ad: 7893

Manager—S. Kalachand

Staff—K. Bhagwandas Chung Sai Drug Co.-69a, Des Voeux

H. C. Lachman Das, (accountant),

B. Devidas, Road Central; Teleph. 20192

K. C. Cheung and M. A. Rahman

ft m m n & ft U & ft m *

Christensen & Co., General Importers & Chung Wah Co., Importers of Automotive

Exporters—8, Des Vceux Road Cent.; Spare Office: PartsDesandVoeux

A ccessories — Head

Teleph. 21062; Cable Ad : Crisanco Teleph.28a,23477; ShowroomRoadandCentral;

Store:

E.Leung

Christensen, 250 - 254, Hennessy Road, Wanchai;

King Sau,partner

do. Teleph. 21795; Cable Ad: Midwa; Codes:

inAcme, Bentley’s

Canton, andand

Kweilin Private. Branches

Kweiyang

^ m m Partners—Y. Y. Kwok and Tso Chung

Chuen On Steamboat Co., Ltd.—314.

Des Voeux Road, Central; Teleph. Chung Wah Leather Bag Manufactur-

26061; Cable Ad : Chuon ing Co.,22733

Ltd.—17, Bonham Strand E.;

C. M. Sin, director-in-charge Teleph.

tf M & Chung Wah Soap Factory—22, Davis

Chuen Woo Hong,RoadGeneral Merchants— Street; Teleph. 25188

18, Connaught Central; Teleph.

20182; Cable Ad: Rattan CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

H. W. Hui, manager

Chun King Co.—261, Queen’s Road All Saints’ Church — Homuntin,

West; Teleph. 27295 Kowloon; Teleph.

Rev. K. N. Tsang,56329vicar

A664 HONGKONG

^ tie « II i!c i 5^ Home, Hepnessy

Prayer and Fellowship;Road), Meeting

£30 p.m.— for

Catholic

Right Cathedral—

Rev. Mgr. Henry16, Caine Road

Valtorta, Queen’s Road East

Bishopof ofHongkong

Leros and Yicar Apos- Ministers—Revs.

and E. Moreton J. E. Sandbach

tolic

Very Rev. Fr. A. Riganti, Pro-Vicar

Delegate Church and Rector of St. First Church of Christ, Scientist,

Rev.Joseph’s

Fathers G. M. Spada, D. Hong Room:

Reading Kong—MacDonnell

Church BuildingRoad; Mac-

Arvat, A Grampa, D.

Teruzzi, L. Rossi (On leave), M. Page, E. dennell Road

Robba, B. Pilenga, U. Galbiati, (Refer All Enquiries to P.O. Box 586)

R. S. Brookes (On leave), Industrial Home for Blind Girls—

Lawrence(OnBianchi,

Cantore leave),A.J.A.Cometti,

Zilioli,

Granelli,M. Ebenezer House, Pokfulam; Teleph.

D. D’Ayala Valva, E. 22523

Bruzzone, A. Rossello, A.O. Feroldi,

Libera- S. Moritz, superintendent

tore, Ho. De-Angelis, M. C. Tong, assistant

A. Poletti, R. Della-Nina, C. Or-

lando, N. Maestrini, G. Cariiso, G. London Mission —4-6, Bonham Road

Alessio,

L. Aletta, D. Bazzo, Q. De-Ascaniis,

A. Zago, L. Pul it, & 78-80, Robinson Road; Telephs.

F. Ricciardi, 27786

vino and Rev.C.Bro.Speziali,

Mario J.Colleoni

Pitta

« * i. ic a ^

Chinese Angljcan Church Body. Maryknoll In South China (Catho-

The (Incorporated under Ordi- lic Foreign Mission Society of

nance No. 18.R.ofO.1902)—

Rt. Rev. Hall, Bishop of America)—R. B, L. 333, Stanley;

Victoria, Teleph. 34485

St.Rev. S. Kauchairman

Van Lee, vice-chairman Maryknoll-S tanley

Hongkong—Procurator:

Stephen’s Church—Pokfulam

St. Paul’s Church—Glenealy Road

Rd. J. Malone; Assistants:Rev. Rev.Thomas

John

Holy Trinity Church—Kowdoon City J.W.Troesch, Rev, T. A- O’Melia,

J. Downs, Rev. F. W. Keelan Rev.

All Saints’ Church—Horn untin and Bro. Thaddeus Revers

St. Mary’s Church—Causeway Bay

Mission Addresses

Kongmoon—Most

Rev. J. J. Toomey, Rev. A.J.Paschang,

R«v. Rev.

A. S.J.

Christian Mission to Chinese Seamen Paulhus, Rev. James Smith,

—Teleph.

54, Jordon

57977Road, Yaumati,Kowloon; Lei, Bros. Michael Lawrence-Albert

B. J. Tan, superintendent and Rev.

Leper W. North A. Sweeney,

Church Missionary Society, South Rev. Work—Rev.

J. L. FarnenJ. and Brother

China Mission—Cable Ad: Testimony Anselm

Secretary—Miss E. S. Alkins, c/o Toishan—Rev.

Sunwui—Rev. F.J. J.J. O’Neill

Tierney

St. Stephen’s Girls’21551College, Chikkai—Rev.

Hongkong; Teleph.

Financial Secretary—H.C.J. Asche, Chiklung—Rev.Donat John C.F. Chatigny

Smith

c/o St. Stephen’s College, Stanley, Yeungkoug—Rev. Maurice A. Feeney

Hongkong and Rev. A. J. Rechsteiner

Kochow—Rev. A. Weber and Rev.

Confraternity of the Blessed P. Duchesne John Lima

Fachow—Rev.

Sacrament— Tungchen—Key. Jos. P. McGinn and

A. F. Osmund, president Rev. R. A. Gaspard

A. Rocha, secretary Wan Fau—Rev. C. F.Rauschenbach

Burns

J. Baptista, treasurer Dosing—Rev. OttoEdward

Sungchong—Rev. E. Mueth

English Methodist Church (opposite Loting—Rev.

McGinn (OnR.leave) Kennedy, Rev. R.J. A.

and Rev. A.

Royal Naval Hospital), Services: Gaspard J. P. Lavin

Sundays 10.15 a.m. and 7 p.m., Tues- Hoingan—Rev.

days (at the Sailors’ & Soldiers’

 HONGKONG A556

Sanchow—Rev. R. J. Cairns and Rev. \ Ng Fa, Fa Yong—Rev. B. T. Welch

Hoping City—-Rev.D. J.Edward

J. H. Joyce

Lungwoh—Rev. James E. Fftzgerald Tsungkow—Rev. SlatteryYouker

Taipaat, Youngkong — Rev. George Pin Yen, Tungshek—Rev. H. J. Madi-

Bauer gan

Tungngon — Rev. John Heemskerk Tai Pu City—Rev. Paul Hon

(Mail Address Kochow) Lao Lung, Laotsui—Rev. J. O’Day

Loking—Rev. Mark Churchill Lao Lung, Hokshiha—Rev. John Pei

Wuchow—Most Rev. F. Donaghy, Rev. LaoChooLung, Younaihang—Rev. Paul

M. A. Tennien and Brother Francis

Watlam—Rev. Russell Sprinkle, Rev, Sam Ho Pa—Rev. Peter Tong

Vincent Walsh and Rev.F.J.Lynch Tong Shun Chai—Rev. L. Loo

Jungyun—Rev. W. P. Mulcahy and

Rev. A. J. Cunneen

Taiwan—Rev. Arthur F. Dempsey Methodist Church Opposite

East, Wanchai, — Queen’s Naval

Road

and Rev. T. Langley Hospital

Yunghui—Rev. James M. Gilloegly Chaplain—Rev. J. E. Sandbach

Seminary—Rev. G. H. Gilligan, (On

leave)

Mihelko,Rev.Rev.A. P.Fedders,

S. Welty Rev.

and J.Rev.J.

J. W. Teat “Ohel Leah,” Synagogue —* 70, Ro-

Pingnam—Rev. W. F. Kupfer, Rev. binson Road

Bernard Trustees—A. Raymond (president),

Rev. P. J.Wieland,

DonnellyRev. Fr. Ma and Sir Kadoorie,

E. Joseph andE.L.M.Kadoorie

Raymond, J.

Topong—Rev. Thomas T’ao and Rev.

Francis Ts'am

Tanchuck—Rev. John McLoughlin & n m m &

and Rev. T. J. Brack

Kweilin—Rt.

Rev. R. GreeneRev. John Rev. H. Y. PeakTrustees

and Romaniello, Church, The—

Elliott Miskin—andH.Y.R.Boxer

B. Hancock, C.

Pihglo—Rev.

D. L. HesslerB. F. Meyer and Rev. Hon. Treasurer—M. F. L. Haymes

Chuanchow—Rev. T. J. Bauer Hon. Secretary—The Yery Rev. J

Youngfu—Rev. L. I, Glass and Rev. L. Wilson

F. J. Daubert

Pantien—Rev. Arthur Lacroix and Pontifical Foreign Missions Institute

Rev. C. F. Wolotkiewicz Procuration, St. Margaret Mary’s

Laipo Church — Broad wood Road, Happy

Kelliher and Rev.Regan,

— Rev. J. Rev. F. C.

E. T. McCabe Valley; Teleph, 27807

Kaying—Most Rev. F. X. Ford, Rev. Rev. Fr. Ugo Sordo, procurator

RRev.B. Rhodes,

M. Chai, Rev.

Rev.J. A.D. J.Gallagher,

Dennis, Rev. Fr. Cirillo Speziali

Rev. J. Bogaard, Rev, John F. Rev. Fr. J. Pittavino

Donovan and Rev, Arthur J. Briggs

Shakchin—Rev. P. F. Malone it % m ns m &

Tsu ngkow, Tsiaoleang—Rev. Charles Fat lan sai chiin lean tong

P. Hilbert

Ng Fa, Shui Chai—Rev. C. Murphy Procure Genera le des Missions

Petteouchai—Rev. J. M. Murphy and Etrang£)res de Paris—

Rev. J. J. Elwood General Procurator — Rev. Fr. L.

On Liou, Chongpu—Rev. J. J. Driscoll Vircondelet

Ho Yuan, Chungsun—Rev. W. O’Brien Assistants—Rev.

Hoping, Lumchai—Rev. J. J. O’Don-

nell Rev. Fr. E. Tournier Vignal and

Fr. A.

Tsungkow,

P. Quinn Siaolok—Rev. Raymond Rosary Church—Chatham Road, Kow-

Hingning—Rev. loon

Rev. Joseph M.John B. Callan and

Reardon Rector—Rev. Fr. L. M. Rossi

Lao Lung, Tchouc Teou Shin—Rev. Assistant — Rev. Father H. de

Cody Eskstein Angelis

A556 HONGKONG

Procurator—Rev. Fr. F. R. Noval, o.p

Rosakyhill, Dominican House of Assistants—Fr. H. Suarez, o.p. and

Studies—43, Stubbs Road; Teleph. Fr. E. Gonzalez, o.p.

30666; Cable Ad : Rosaryhill St. Andrew’s Church — Nathan Road,

Prior—Very

o.p. Rev. Fr. C. de la Pinta, Kowloon; Teleph. 57154

Sub-Piror—Rev. Fr. A. Santamaria, Vicar—Rev. J.R. Higgs, b.a., f.r.g.s.

O.P. Church Wardens—A. C. Jeffreys

Regent—Rev. Fr. S. Reyero, o.p. and G. S. P.

Hon. Secretary—R. Heywood H. Stevenson,

Master of Students—Fr. R. Casado, 21a, Cameron Road

o.p. of Novices—Fr. D. Villegas,

Master Hon. Treasurer—R. Dormer

o. p. Organist—R. Baldwin, a.t.c.l.

Staff—Rev. Frs. D. Montesinos, o.p.,

A. Granados, o.p., M. Sanchez, 0. St.Street, Anthony’s

WestFathersChurch—179,27226Third

Point;

p. M. Ortega, o.p.,,

o.p., 1, Gutierrez, E. Hernandez,

Salesian o.p., E.inTeleph.

Salvador,

Charge

o.p., P. Cabezon, o.p., J. Merino, Rector—Fr. T. Wieczorek, s.c.

o.p., 48 Students

Philosophy, of Theology and ® j® *

Brothers 1 Novice and 6 Lay Tai Lai Pai Tong

Rural St. John’s

Bishop—Rt. Rev. R. O. Hall Road

Cathedral—Garden

B.N.T.; Orphanage,

Teleph. Dial 91,TheAsk—forTaipo,

2014 Dean—Very Rev. Rev.

J. L. Wilson

Girls’ Superintendent — F. K. Asst. Chaplain— A. P. Rose

Langford Organist &m.a.,

Choirmaster — J. b.c.o.,

R. M.

Boys’ Superintendent

Kwok King — Ngan Smith, mus. bac.,

School Principal—M. A. Jennings a.r.c.m.

Hon. Secretary—Prosper Hon. Secretary—Mrs. K. B. Farrar

Hon. Treasurer—Kan NanA. Waller Verger-Clerk—S. A. Fisher

St.near

Joseph’s Church—Station

Peak Tramway 5, Garden Road,

® fr 3- X Rector— Fr. A. Riganti

Sailors’ Home & Missions to Seamen

—Sailors’ Home & Seamen’s Insti- St. Louis Industrial School — West

tute, Gloucester Road,

Chaplain—Rev. CyrilWanchai

Brown, m.a. Point; Telejih. 21226. 179, Third

Hon. Treasurer—G. S. Archbutt Street, Salesian Institute

Director—Rev. Fr. J. Guarona,

Secretaries & Accountants—Lowe,

Bingham & Matthews s.c.

Manager—W. V. Field Catechist—Rev. Fr. L. Boccassino,

Sailors’ & Soldiers’ Home, 160 Beds Prefect of Studies—Rev. Fr. J.

(Bedroom, Cabin or Dormitory Ac- Buchta, s.a

commodation), Restaurant, Loun- St. Margaret Mary’s Church—Broad

ge, Billiard Rooms, Baths, wood

Showers, Lockers, Reading Rooms

—22, Hennessy Road, Wanchai; Tele- Rev.Road,

Fr. B.Happy

Chan Valley

phone 24620 Rev. Fr. C. Speziali

President & Treasurer, Superin- St. Teresa’s Church — Kowloon;

tendent Minister of the H.K. Teleph. 56217

English Circuit of the Metho- Rector—Rev. Fr. A. Granelli

dist Church—Rev. J. E. Sandbach Assistant—Rev. Fr. C. M. Orlando

fc « £ g * St.Road,

Teresa’s

2nd Home—24,

Floor, Kowloon Nam City.

Kok

Tai Lui Sung Chun Kau Tong A Home for Destitute Women and

Spanish Dominican Procuration for Children

Missions — 2, Seymour Road; Committee of St. Teresa’s Con-

Teleph. 20721 ; P.O. Box 432; ference of St. Vincent de Paul

Cable Ad: Dominicos Society—In Charge

 HONGKONG A557

& ft m & G * Catholic Union Club—41, Peking

Tai shek chu lai pai tong Road, Kowlodn H. Valtorta

Patron—Bishop

Union Church—Kennedy Road Spiritual Adviser—Rev. L. M. Rossi

Chuwa Trading Co.—28, Connaught President—H.

Hon. Secretary—A. DixonJ. Osmund

Road; Teleph. 20706 Hon. Treasurer—A. F. Remedies

Committee—E. L. Barros, U. A.

Chy Loong Factory, The, Pioneer of Santos, A. M. O. Remedies and

the

TongGinger

Mi Road,Industry—K. I. L. Kow-

Tai Kok Tsui, 4253, A. P. Pereira, Jr.

loon;

loong Teleph. 56712 ; Cable Ad: Chy- Chamber Concert Club—

General Chairman—The Hon. Mr. N. L.

Co., Ltd.,Managers—H.

China BuildingConnell & Smith

Factory Manager—U Tat Chee Committee —Rev. Fr.J.A.Sloss

Hon. Secretary—D. Riganti, E.

E. L. O’Neil Shaw, U. B. Jordan,

if # m G. King and J. R. M. Smith

City Trading Co.,

&6thCommission Importers, Exporters

Building, Cheero Club—Queen’s Road Central;

Floor, RoomAgents—China

614 Teleph. 33907 1

General Commit ee

T. T. Yu, manager, Chairman—F. C. Hall

Francis John, asst, manager Vice-Chairman & Hon. Secretary

Civil Service Cricket Club—(S'm Clubs) -G. G. N. Tinson

Committee — Rev. Hinchliffe, P.

Claremont Private Hotel—(/See Hotels) A.S. W.

Cassidy,

Hughes,A. J.S.Dawson

Mackichan,

and

m n x~m tpjj la ■& Ladies

Mrs. Johnson

Advisory Committee

Clark, J. Caer, Architects and Civil Chairman—Mrs. Johnson

Engineers — Kayamally Building, 22, Hon. Treasurer —Mrs. Lambert

Queen’s

J. CaerRoad

Clark,Central;

principalTeleph. 30919 Hon. Secretary—Mrs.

Committee — MesdamesMoirDeacon,

Hon. Acting and

Moir, Compton Cryan

Secretary—Mrs.

ClipperftMerchandising

# m Co., ti General Johnson

Merchants—China

Road 8i/hBuilding, Queen’s China Fleet Club—Gloucester Road;

25220, Central,

31133 & 30680; Floor; Telephs.

P. O. Box 487; Teleph. 32U00

President—The British Naval

Cable Ad: Clipmerco

Manager—Lai Yiu Chi Commander-in-Chief, China

Secretary—C. H. Ma Station

Sales Manager—P. H. Siu Vice-President—The Flag Cap-

Recording Manager—Henry Lew tain to the British Naval

Distributors for: Commander-in-Chief

RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc. Hon.masterSecretary &. Treasurer—Pay-

Clover Flower Shop, Florists, Seedsmen Hickman,Commander

r.n. C. S. Blair

and Nurserymen—Gloucester Arcade; Manager—Felix Geo. Hill

Teleph. 20638; Cable Ad: Goldfinch Asst. Manager—W.Commodore,

Trustees—The Thynne H.

CLUBS M. Dockyard, Hong Kong, The

American Club, The — Hongkong & &Chief

tion,

Manager,Banking

Shanghai

Hong

The Hong

Kong Bingham

Kong

Corpora-

Shanghai

Teleph 23291 Bank Building, 5th Floor; Auditors — Lowe,

President—A. M. Kirby Matthews

Vice-President—B. C. Lawrence Solicitors—Hastings & Co.

Secretary—G.

Treasurer—B. O.W.Baldwin

Behrman Architects—Leigh & Orange

Committee — J. R. Sindlinger,

P. E. Annis and E. Denison Chinese Bathing Club—North Point;

Teleph. 23650

A558 HONGKONG

ffr % m m Craigengower Cricket Club—Happy

Chinese Club—6, Des Yceux Road Valley; Teleph. 21272

Central; Telephs. 26677 and 26678; President—B.

Vice:President—C. W. Bradbury

S. Rosselet

Cable Ad: Sinoclub

Chairman—H. K. Lee Hon. Secretary—E. Zimmern

Vice-Chairman—I. N. Chau Hon. Treasurer—H. W. Randall

Hon Secretary—WongluKaSingTsun Committee—N. P. Karanjia, L. C.

Hon. Treasurer—Wan R. Souza, A. E. Coates, J. W.

Committee—C.

Wong Chak Nam, Y. Kwan,

Ma Sau T. F.Nam,

Lo, Leonard,

Lammert, W. V. N.O. Atienza

Nodes, andL. W.E.

Yue Shun Wa,

Cheung and Lau Po Yee Leung Kam K. Way

Chinese Merchants Club — China Equine Sports Club—Shatin

Building, 5th Floor; Teleph. 24671 President—H. S. Yung

Chairman—Sir Shou-son Chow, kt. Vice-President—T. J. Hemsley

Vice-Chairman — Hon.

Kotewall, c.m.g., ll.i>. Dr. R. H. Hon, Secretary—E. G. Ceilings

Committee—J. C. Gill, L. Visser,

■ Hon. PingSecretary

Fan & Treasurer—Fung J. R. Leitch, E. Himsworth and

W. G. Routley

Secretary—Lo Siu Tong Treasurers—Thomson & Co., Char-

Chinese Recreation tered Accountants

Bay ; Teleph. 21165Club—Causeway

Patrons—Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, Fanling Hunt & Race Club, The

' C.m.g., Hon. Hon.

c.m.g,/ll.d., Sir R.Dr.H. S.Kotewall,

W. Tso, —Clubhouse: “Hunters’ Arms”,

LL.D., Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, m.a. Fanling; Teleph. 91-3032; Secretaries

(Oxon), &Chartered

Treasurers’.Accountants,

Office: Thomson & Co.,

Kon SangHon. andMr.Hon.M. Dr.

K. Lo,

S. F.Mok

Li,

Hongkong

m.b., ch.b., e.r.c.s.

Chairman—Lau Fook Ki (Edin.) 31188

Hon. Chairman—M. M. Watson

Hon. Secretary—Wong

Treasurer—Chan Yin Kwok Fong Committee—J.

Ferguson, W.K.E.Bousfield,

Grieve, E.G. M.P.

Committee—Ho Wai

Lam, Wong Ping Fan, Ho Ka Hing, lu Tak Hazeland, A. H. Potts and W. T.

Lau, lu Tak Cheuk, Lee Wai Stanton

Tong, Ho Ka Chi, Cheung Shiu

Fan,

Yiu, T.TseY.Chan

LiangYau,and Kwan

Chu Chih-Cho Filipino Club—King’s Park, Kowloon;

wo Teleph. 57142

President—R. Lasala

Sai Yeung Kung Sze Vice-President—Dr.

Hon. V. Ildefonso

N. Atienza

Club Lusitano — Cable Ad: Lusitano Hon. Sercetary—L.

Treasurer—A. R.J. Orden

President—G. A. Figueiredo Committee—R. Basa, R. J. Maniac,

Hon. Secretary—D. P. J. Lopes A.L. A.G,dadeCosta

JesuSj W. V. Field and

Hon. Treasurer—F. G. M. da Costa

Committee —H. R. Sequeira, J. E.

C.Noronha,

M. CorreaH. A. de B. Hotel ho and

& is

Club de Recreio—King’s Park, Hollandsche

nis Club)—King’s Club Park,

(Netherlands

KowloonTen-

Kowloon; Teleph. 57483; Cable &

Radio Ad: Recreio

President — The Hon. Mr. Leo Hongkong Amateur Dramatic Club—

d’Almada, Jr. E. Noronha

Hon. Presidentr—E- VV. Hamilton

Hdn. Secretary—J.

Treasurer—A. E. Xavier Hon. Treasurer—John

Hon, Secretary—W. A. MacKinlay

Robertson

Committee — P. A. Yvanovitch,

R. A. Silva, Dr. A. M. Rodrigues, Committee—C. Champkin, E.: S.andC.

J.J. Remedies

Gonsalves, H. A. Noronha and Brooks, C,r B ram all Burgess

E. O’Neil Shaw

 HONGKONG A 559

Hongkong Akt Club (Helena May- Association Captain—K. W. Forrow

Institute)—Garden Road; Teleph. Association

21423 Fowler Vice - Captain — F.

Patroness—Lady North’cote Rugby Captain—A.C. J.Charter

Vice-Captain—J. G. Taylor

Hon. Secretary—Mrs. H. de L. Hon. Treasurer—D. Black

Panet, 16, Felix Villas;

27836Treasurer—Mrs. Gubbay, TheTelepb.

Hon. Hon. Secretary—E.

Committee—J. L. Strange

Skinner,

Den, Seymour Road Alpine, J. Redman, W. A.Storker,

Mc-

' Committee—G. W. Arnold,

Balean, Mrs. C. B. Brown, Lee Mrs. C. E. Davis and K. S. Robertson

Byng, Miss Griffin, I. H. C- Hongkong Hockey Club—

Highet, K. K. Lim and Mrs. President—A. A. Dand

Moffatt Vice-Presidents—'E. J. R. Mitchell,

G. E. R. Divett and W. A. Reed

Hongkong Civil Servick Cricket Hon. Secretary—R. A. Bates

Club, — Ground:

Teleph. 20846 Happy Valley ; Hon. Treasurer—E. V. Reed

Patron—H. E. The Governor Sir G. Committee—B. I. Bickford, S. A.

S. Northcote, k.c.m.g. Fowler and N. B. M. Whitley

President—E. W. Hamilton Club Captain V. M. Benwell

Hon. Secretary—J. A. Bendall Vice Captain—H. W. Brown

Hongkong Jockey Club, The—Exchan-

frj & ffi San Kung Sze

Hong Kong Club — Connaught Road &ge Building,

Treasurers:1st Floor;

27794, Telephs. Secty.

Race Course,

Central; Teleph. 28111; P;0. Box 26; Secretary: 26324, Race Course, Club

Cable Ad: Hongclub Rooms: 21920 and 21964

Chairman—M. M. Watson Stewards—Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce

Vice-Chairman—A. R. H. Phillips (chairman), Lt.-Col. H.B.L. Dow-

Committee—D. H. Blake, C. Blaker, biggin, o.b.e., D. C. Edmondston,

M.c., D. C. Edmondston, D. L. Sir

Hall,Vandeleur

His Hon.Grayburn,

Sir Athollkt.,F.

Mac-C.

Newbigging,

E. Potter and R. Young A. H. Penn, J. Gregor, kt., k.c. , H. G. Sheldon,

Secretary—C. Trenchard Davis, M.c. k.c., P. Tester

Tinson, m.c. and G. G. N.

Secretary— C. B. Brown

m & m n m & . S. A. Sleap j H. F. Rozario

Hong Kong Ta Po Kwng Sze Treasurers—Linstead tfc Davis

Hongkong Cricket Pavilion;

Club—Secretary’s Stables

Teleph.-Shan

27996 ' Kwong Road;

Office: Cricket Teleph. Manager—Major F. Hogg, M.R.C.v.s.

20497; Cable Ad: Cricket Major K. S. Simpson, M.E.C.v.s.

President—R. Hancock J. Walker

Committee—A. C. I. Bowker,

Gordon, H. Owen Hughes, E. J. R. V. R.

Mitchell,

Pearce, T.T.E.C.Pearce,

Monaghan, T. A.

G. W. Sewell ft it #

and T. S. Whyte-Smith Hongkong Polo Club —Polo Pony

Hon. Secretary—A. K. Mackenzie Stables:.

58885 , ; ; Whitfield Barracks; Teleph.

(Teleph. 30241) Patron—H. R. H. The Duke of

Treasurers — Percy Smith, Seth Windsor

Hongkong Football Club—Happy C.

Valley; Teieph. 23177 Chairman—J. K. Bousfield

Vice-Presidents—Hon. Mr. J. J.

Patron—H. E, Sir G. A. S. North-

cote, KT. C.M.G. Paterson, H. E< The C.-in-C., H. E.

The G. O. C., A. H. Forbes and

President—H. R. Forsyth D. C. Edmonston

Vice-President—

Chairman—C. Austin W. Pryde Hon. Secretary

Feilden, R.v. — Lieut. L. J. A.

A560 HONGKONG

Hongkong Keel Club, The — Kowloon

57018; CableCricket Club — Teleph,

Ad: Kowcriclub

Patron—President,

Society St. Andrew’s Patron—H. E. The Governor

President—A. McKellar Vice-President—V. C. Labrum

Vice Presidents—Mrs. G. Dalziel Captain—E. C. Fincher

and J. F. Scott Hon. Secretary—C. J. Tacchi

Hon. Secretary—Miss S. M. Baskett, Hon, Treasurers—Thomson

c/o A. P. C. Committee—J. Fraser, T. A. Madar,

Hon. Treasurer—G. A. Leiper, c/o L.Guest,

Jack,F. F.Goodwin,

E. Nash,E. Abraham

A. E. P.

Chartered Bank and Capt.A. C. Houghton

Committee—W. Alexander, A. Far- Manager—G- R- Holloway

quhar, W. Robertson, Miss M.

McGuflog,

Mrs. FowlieMiss I. Watkins and

Kowloon Golf Club — Kowloon

City; Teleph. 57927

® m ffi % w President—F. C. Barry

Indian Recreation Club—Sookunpoo Vice-President—R. K. Collings

Valley; Teleph. 23534 Captain—A. J. Dennis

Presidents—A. el Arculli, j.p. Hon. Secretary—W. Kershaw

Vice-Presidents — C. Rahim and Treasurers—Linstead

A. G. Suffiad

Hon. Treasurer—S.

Hon. Secretary—M. A.A. Rumjahn

Wahab

Cricket Capt. 1st XI—A. R. Minu Ladies Recreation Club—Peak Road;

Tennis Capt.—H. D. Rumjahn Teleph. 20451

Lawn Bowls Convenor — S. M. President—Mrs. D. Glanville

Rumjahn Hon. Secretary—Mrs. G. White

Committee — Dr. H. Arculli, R. Hon. Treasurer—Mrs. J. E. Richar-

Nazarin, H. T. Barma, Badan dson

Singh, A. H.A. Rahmin

Ismail and Madar, S. A. R.

ir mi m

Jewish Recreation Club, The—70, Macao Jockey Club, The—c/o T. A,

Robinson Road Martin & Co., Princes Building, 3rd

President—E. M. Raymond . Floor; Teleph. 30785; Cable Ad:

Hon. Secretary—M. Talam Kingsport

Committee—H. B. Joseph, Stewards—F. J. Gellion (chairman),

Raymond and Mrs. R. WeillMrs. R. Dr. Menezes Alves, J. M. Braga,

K.

Hon. Treasurers—Percy, Smith &

Fleming Garcia, G. A. Harriman,G. H.Roza

P. Fletcher, Lt. Y.

Liang, V. V. Needa, Lt. Eduardo

Proenca, R. M. da Rocha and

Kowloon H. Nolasco da Silv

Kowloon Bowling Green Club— Secretaries

Martin & Co.

President—K. C. Hamilton Cash Sweep Department—PhillipS.

Vice-President—J. McKelvie Lee, Room31419601,& China

Hon. Secretary—E. A. Atkins

Hon. Treasurer—H. White Telephs. 21504 Building;

Kowloon Chess Club— Peninsula Nippon Central

Club—20, Des Voeux Road

Hotel, Kowloon Chairman—H. Nanri

President—Rev. G. E. S. Upsdell Vice-Chairman—R. Ono

Vice-President—B. D. Evans Committee—K. Imamura, M. Is-Y.

Hon. Secretary—A. Kurrik hikawa, I. Fujita, H. Yamato,

Hon. Treasurer—A. Y. Biriukoff Okamoto, J. Yoshita and S. Has-

Captain—K. M. A. Barnett egawa

Committee—D. E. de Carvalho, Secretaries—S.

azawa Taku and A. Nak-

A. C. Mitchell and C. M. Sequeira

 HONGKONG A561

Peak: Club— Sailing

Chairman—D. C. Edmondston B. Johnstone, R. N., Hon. Mr. H-

Committee—Comdr. R. A.

Vice-Chairman—K. K. Valentine L. Shields, Major G. E. Neve, T.

Committee—Dr. J. W. Anderson, C. Fairburn P. F. Maccabe, A. M.

H. J. Armstrong, D. Benson, V. R. Mack,

Capt. L. Garner, C. C. Blake,

Gordon,

Parker and D. L.E. G.Newbigging,

Price R. G. nitt andJ. Krogh

Capt. A.Moe,O. R.G.J. Mills

Min,

(hon. sailing

Rowing secretary) Swan, F.

Committee—T.

Polo Club—Mongkok M. Thompson, G. L. Eastgate, A.

Patron— H. R. H. The Duke of G.McDouall

Dalziel, and

I. E.G.Potter, J. C.

J. P. Carey

Windsor (hon. rowing secretary)

President—H. E. The Governor Hon. Librarian—Mr s. N. Potter

Vice-Presidents—H.

H. E. The G. O. C., Hon. E. Mr.C.-in-J.

J.C. House Committee—W. R. Andrews,

Paterson, A. H. Forbes and D. E. J. Forbes, S. Berg, W. F. Webb,

Edmondston G. H. Gompertz and Mrs. C. C.

Chairman—J. K. Bousiield Blake

Hon. Secretary—Lt. L. J. A. Feilden Shell Sports Club (c/o The Asiatic

Committee—Hon.

and A. H. ForbesMr. J.J. Paterson Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.) —Shell

House

Central;(Roof Garden),

Teleph. 28047Queen’s Road

(After Office

Rotary Club of Hong Kong, Rotary Hours)

International, President—J. K. Bouslield

Lunch at 1.00 Meetings:

p.m. at Hong Tuesdays,

Kong Vice-President—S. L. Lloyd

Chairman—G. M. ParkYuk Tong

Hotel Roof Garden—P.

Cable Ad: Rotaryclub O. Box 321; Vice-Chairman—Kong

President—Arthur W. Woo Hon. Secretary—C. M. Xavier

Vice-President—R. Robertson Hon. Treasurer—Ng Tse Tat

Hon. Secretary—H. Hong Sling Committee—F. M. Ozorio,

lee, A. R. Kitchell and N.H.Spenc

Wing,

(Teleph. 28322) e

Hon. Treasurer—N. J. Perrin (c/o Soldiers’ Club—Queen’s Road East,

Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.) “G” Block

Hon. President—Major-General A.

Royal Hongkong Golf Club, The— E. Grasett, c.b., d.s.o., m.c.

Office: York Building, 4th Floor; President—Capt.

Secretary—Garrison S. R.Sergeant

Kerr, c,m.p.

Maj-

Happy Valley: 9 Holes; Deep or C.M.Estall, m.c., Garrison Staff

Water Bay: 9 Holes; Fanling: 2

Courses of 18 Holes Each and One

of 9 Holes fr m s

Sports Club, The—King’s Building,

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club, The Teleph. 23872; Cable Ad : Sports-

—Kellett club

P.O. BoxIsland;

77 Teleph. 31218; Chairman—M.

Vice-Chairman—M. H. LoM. Watson

Commodore—N. V. A. Croucher Hon. Secretary—Lam Ming Fan

Vice-Commodore—G. G. Wood Asst. Secretary—O.Abraham,A. SmithU. Sz-

Rear Commodore—H. E. Major- Committee—Ezra

General

m.c. A. E. Grasett, c.b., d.s.o., wing, W. T. Stanton, Wong Sik

Hon. Secretary—?. C. M. Sedgwick Chung, Major C. M. Manners, O.

Treasurers—Lowe, Bingham and B.

namara, Fung, Kwok WaC.andMac-F.

E., Horace Lo, H.

Matthews

General Committee—Hon. Mr. A. W. Shaftain

L.E. Neve,

Shields, Treasurers—Thomson & Co.

R J.J. Fleming,

Minnitt,Major

Comdr.G. St. Patrick’s Catholic Club—5,

R.H.B. Johnstone, R. N., G. J. P. Garden Road

A.Carey,

F. M.

A.Mills,G. J. Dalziel,

O. G.Thompson E. PotterCapt.

and President & Treasurer—The

Rector of St. Joseph’s Church

JS •r>62 HONGKONG

Taikoo Club —Quarry Bay M HI * ^ £

President—C. C. Roberts

Vice-Presidents—A. R. H. Phillips ColonialOnDispensary Ning Tai Yeuk Fong

(Colin Macken-

and J. Finnic zie & Co., Ltd.), Chemists and

Treasurer—D, McOolgan Druggists—Gloucester

Secretary—C. H. Summers Street: Telephs. 21877Bldg., and Pedder

28677;

Cable Ad : Colmaco

( United Services Recreation Club— Mrs. E. Mary Harmon, m.p.s., manager

Gascoine Road, Kowloon H. Q. Hunt, secretary

President—Col. N. Forde, r.a.p.c. Colonial Electric Co., Electrical

Hon. Secretary—Major R. J. L. Contractors—24, Ice House St. ; Teleph.

Penfold, r.a.

Hon. Treasurer—Major

R.A.P.C' . T. A. Meek, 24635; Cable Ad: Amperage

Accountant—W. S. Bat-ford Colonial Trading Co.,General

and Importers^—Bank Exporters

of East Asia

Asst. Secretary—F.W.J. Lewis

Central; Teleph. 33822; Cable Road

Building, 5th Floor, Des VOeux Ad:

Victoria Coltraco

MurrayRecreation Club—Corner

& Connaught Roads;of R. A. da Silva, principal

Miss B. E. Santos, secretary

Teleph. 20680; Cable Ad: Aquatics Miss M. Silva, assistant

President—H. E. Sir Geoffry North-

cote, K.C.M.G.

Chairman—His Honour Sir Atholl Colonial^Transport & m mCo.,mHaulage n Con-

MacGregor, kt., k.o. tractors

Vice-Chairman—D. Lyon

Hon. Secretary—D. F. Lopes Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.)—26,of

& Stevedores (Transporters

Hon. Treasurer—H. Hyndman Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 33948

Committee—F. W. T. Ross, D. Managers—H.

Chey R. Stewart and W. L.

Laing, R. J. Hunt, C. Roza Staff—Henry Tse, K. S. Yeung, T. C.

Pereira, L. Roza Pereira, F. X. Tse,

D’Almada e Castro, Jr., G. A.

Agabeg and L. H. Oakley S. LauK. Y. Wong, T. M. Wong and

Lighter Dept.

T. T. Wong | Y. C. Lee

Y’sThursday

Men’s atClubSt.— (Meets Every Columbia Films of China, Ltd., Dis-

Francis Hotel)

President—C. Pingiu Wong tributors of Columbia Pictures —

1st Vice-President—Peter S. Wong 34083; King’s Theatre Building; Teleph.

2nd Vipe-Presidet—-Ho Shiuque Cable Ad: Columfilm; Code:

Hon. Secretary—Lum K. Chu Bentley’s. Head Office : 340, North

Hon, Treasurer—K, S. Fung Soochow Road, Shanghai

Auditor—Y. Y. Wong

Directors—Dr. Li Lee

Officio), Y. O. Lee, Shu-pui

Y. Tong,(ex W ik

A. V, Wong, Li Sui Wing and S. Commercial Bureau, The

facturers’ Representatives, Manu-

Commission

B. Tan Agents, Importers and Exporters

Director

Yinson Emeritus

Lee for China—Wm. Electrical,Machinery, Industrial Miningof

Industrial andChemicals,

Director for China Region—Y. Pharmaceuticals, Hardware, Building,

Raw Materials, etc.—York Produce,

Lewis Mason (Shanghai)

Governor of South China District Suites 307-308; Teleph. 22628; Cable

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—Dr. F. I. Tseung. Jerome E. Law, manager

“Wisebits” Editors—Wm. Yinson

Lee and Wong Kwok Fong

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Des Voeux Road

Collegian Style Hairwaving Parlor Central; Teleph. 34244

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Teleph. 50180

 HONGKONG A56&

Mrs. C. Remedios, stenographer

Commercial Press, Ltd., The (Inc. in Representatives—Y.

King Li, Mrs. R. V.Roberts,

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China), Printers, Publishers, Sta- Kam Ying, J. M. Nolasco da Silva

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A564 HONGKONG

Consolidated Trading Co., Ltd. Finland—7, Queen’s Road Central:

Pedder Building; 6th Floor; Telephs. Teleph. 34174

32560 & 26869; Cable Ad: Lewisair Consul—Wallace J. Hansen

Directors—L.

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CONSULATES Tai fat kwok ling sze kun

Argentina—8, Des Voeux Load France—13, Peak Road; Chancery

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26294 of the Consulate: Alexandra

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Reynaud de France—L.

t ^ m m it ^ Vice-Consul—C. Renner

Tai peh kwok ling sze kun

Belgium—French Bank Building, 2nd **® w u * *

Floor

Consul-General (South China, Guatemala—To-kwa-wan

Hong Kong, Macao and The loon c/o Far East Road, OxygenKow-

Philippines)—H. Vander Straeten Acetylene Co., Ltd.; Teleph. 57789

Clerk—Chu Dat Hien Consul—Raymond E. Devaux

%*« m«* Hungary—Shell House, 6th Floor

Bolivia—York Building, 4th Floor Queen’s Road Central

Hon. Consul—C. H. Basto (c/o Consul for Netherlands In Charge

Little, Adams k Wood)

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Brazil—8, Des Vceux Road Central; Japan—2, Connaught

Teleph. 20579 Road Central;

Telephs.

967 22287, 22722 & 23216; P.O. Consul-General—Katsuo

BoxVice-Consul—Faustino A. Xavier Consul—Takio Oda Okazaki

Miss A. Sequeira Vice-Consuls—C.

Yatagai Tonegi and M.

m m m m m Chancellors — G. Matsu moto, T.

Kawachi, M. Takasaki, S. Wa-

Costa Rica—Bank of East Asia Bldg., shizu, S. Fujita,

I. Maeda Makinuma, S. Kawano and

9th

400; Floor;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 22277; P.O. Box

Costarica Clerks—M. K. Koizumi,

Consul—J. M. da Rocha Y. Yoshimura, I. Noma, S. Tani-

guchi, K. Kofukataand S.Nishida

Cuba—Union Building, 5th Floor; Typists — Misses J. Castilho, T.

Teleph. 24402 Hamanaka

Marine and T. Kudara

Hon. Consul—G. A.D.A.R.Thom

Secretary—Miss Black, o.b.e. MedicalInspector—Y.

Attache—Dr. Maki

S. Kotani

t m m % ft Mexico—8, Des

Teleph. 23216 Vceux Road Central;

Tan mak kwok ling sze kun Hon. Consul—Fred A. Xavier

Denmark—York Building, 2nd Floor;

Teleph. 20998

Consul—Karsten Larssen 1 @ ft *

Dominica—8, Des Voeux Road Central; Tai wo kwok tsung ling sze chii

Teleph. 23216

Hon. Consul—Fred. A. Xavier N ETHERLANDS—Shell

Queen’s House, 6th Floor,

HollandiaRoad Central ; Cable' Ad:

Ecuador—Room 31, St. George’s Buil- Acting Consul-General—D. G. E.

Middelburg

ding; Teleph. 28687 Chancellor—H.

Consul—A. A. R. Botelho

Acting Consul— P. V. Botelho, Jr. Interpreter—Li J.Tsan

TademaWielandt

Fan

 HONGKONG A565

t ^ m m m m m & M M M *

Nicakagxta—8, Des Yoeux Road Cen- Tai mei kwok ling sze kun

tralActing

; Teleph. 23216 A. Xavier

Consul—Fred. United States of America—Hongkong

& Shanghai Bank Bldg., 2nd Floor;

Teleph. 27764

@ Hi @ M W * Consul - General — Addison E

Tai nor wei kwok ling sze kun Southard

Consuls - John H. Bruins, Robert S.

Norway — Gloucester Building, 1st Ward and Frederic C. Fornes, Jr.

Floor; Teleph. 3j046 (Office

10-12 & 2-4; Saturday: 10-12) Hours: Vice Consuls—Walter W. Hoffman,

Consul—D. F. A. W. Wesraan Robert

CoudrayW. Rinden and Robert C.

Panama—8, Des Vceux Road Central; United

—Dr. States

EdgarPublic Health Service

W. Moreland

Teleph.

Acting 23991

Consul—Fred. A. Xavier

Staff—Miss E. Kcomt, P. K. Hall 1$ & m m m

and R. R. Wong

Pbru — (The American Consulate- United —Hongkong

States Treasury Department

& Shanghai Bank Build-

General Is Temporarily In Charge ing, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 33240

of Peruvian Interests) Arthur J. Campbell, treasury

representative

Kenneth Wong, clerk

t « ffl H ? ®

Po tu ga kwok ling sze kun

Portugal—Bank of East Asia Building; it H

Teleph. 23678

Acting Consul—F. P. de V. Soares Continental

of

News Agency, THE -Bank

Secretary—Julio

Stenographer—Miss A. Gonsalves

A. M. Gomes 21832; P. O. Box 623;Floor;Cable

China Building, 5th Teleph.

Ads:

Continews & 5763

San Salvador—8, Des Vceux Road Albert Yuen, manager

Central;

Acting Teleph. 23216 A. Xavier

Consul—Fred. §1= jll Tung Tsai Lung

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos., Tourist,

Steamship, Banking and Forwarding

Tay say pa ga kwok ling sze kun Agents, etc.—Queen’s Building (Oppo-

Spain—453, The Peak; Teleph. siteJ. Star H. Ferry Pier);

Far Cable

Green,(Shanghai) Ad: Coupon

Eastern general

29333; Cable Ad: Conispania manager

N. J. Perrin, manager (Teleph. 2136.3)

t # as a A « Travel

J. F.L. C.Dept.—Teleph.

Mouat 20524

Sui din kwok ling sze kun

Sweden—4a, Des Yceux Road Central; Grant I T.H. W.K. Chan

Siu

Teleph 30988 W. K. Lam | Miss A. M. Williams

Consul—G. Miskin Banking Dept.—Teleph. 23201

Vice-Consul—C. Blaker B. Hailstone

H. C. WOo | S. C. Chan

Freight Dept.—Teleph. 20525

^ m ^ m ± ^ R. E. Hyndman

Accounts | Miss N.

Dept.—Teleph. G. Cooper

20525

Sui sze kwok ling sze kun S. L. Wong

Switzerland — Alexandra Building,

3rdConsul—H.

Floor; Teleph. 25958

A. Keller m ii?

w ¥ is a a >s Cooper

Importers & Co.,and G., General Merchants,

Exporters—31 f, Wynd-

Chim lo kwok ling sze kun ham Street, 1st Floor; Teleph. 24384;

Thailand—Stock Exchange Building, P.O. Box 390; Cable Ad: Copco

Ice House Street; Teleph, 20441 P. N. Cooper, manager

Consul-General—J. T. Bagram J. P. Cooper, sub-manager

A566 HONGKONG

Co-Operatieve Condensfabriek “Fries-

land,”

Condensed Manufacturers

Milk, General Longevity& CowAis^& ft

ofImporters % n

Co. (China), Thomas, White

Ant Exterminators—Queen’s

Exporters — Wang Hing Building, Teleph. 30722; Cable Ad: Whiteants Building;

Queen’s Hoad Central; Teleph. 31373; Principal— T. A. Cowan (On leave)

Cable Ad: Friesland General Manager—S. A. Chan

N.H.E. W.Allaye,

Chan,manager

assistant Secretary—Miss E. Chung

Representatives—C.

T. C. Chin L. Chan and

Co-operative Sandalwood

(South Australia), Ltd.; Sandal- Coxon Co. & Go., C., Importers

wood Voeux Road; —China Building; Teleph. &31643

Exporters

Teleph.Merchants—4a,

28847; Cable Ad: DesAscol C. Coxon, manager

E. J. T: Warren, manager Craigengower Cricket Cldb—(.SVe Clubs)

If # fn Credit Information Bureau — 6,

Co-operative Trading Co., The, 21072; Queen’sCable

RoadAd:

Central, 4th Floor; Teleph.

Comacrib

Insurance and Commission

Engineering Contractoi’s; Importers and Agents, W. Golderiberg, manager

Exporters — National Bank Building; J. Lee, assistant

Teleph. 24288; P.O. Box 514; Cable Croucher & Co., Stock, Share and

Ad: Cooperates General BrokersExchange)

(Member—ofChartered

the Hong

S. P. Tong, manager Kong Stock

K. S. Yeung, assistant Bank Building; Teleph. 20211; P. O.

C. F. Shum, do. Box 458; Cable Ad: Crestock; Codes:

Broomhall, Bentley’s and

N. V. A. Croucher, principal 2nd

^ 'IS Miss E. K. Sung, secretary

Cordial Co., Th e Manufacturers and Miss N. Yeung

Exporters—35, Nathan Road,

Teleph. 57983 ; P. O. Box 1619; Cable Kowloon;

Ad : Cordial; Codes : Bentley’s and Crystalate&Radio U m M W: &

Private 44, Lai Chi

Kowloon; Teleph. KokA 59477;

Electrical

Road, Cable Co.—

Mongkok,

Ad:

Cornell, W.A., f.r.i.b.a., f.s.i., Chartered Crysrco;Editions, Codes

Acme, Used: A.B.C.

Bentley’s & 5th & 6th

Private

Architect and Surveyor—Hong Kong William R. Chang, chief manager

Wai Hong Chang, asst, manager

L. K. Sung, export manager

Corney & Co., Ltd., R., Glass Mer- Lo WaiYuen,

Sung Hon, clerk

do.

chants and Mirror Manufacturers. We

Carry Stocks of Messrs. Pilkington

Bros, and Chance Bros, Various Kinds Wang TinChang,

Clifford technician

Cheung, mechanic

ofDesGlass—Office & Show Rooms: 127,

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 22037- Cuban Consulate— (See Consulates)

Cable Ad: Corney. Factory: Causeway Daido & Co.—National Bank Building,

Bay; Telepb. 20410 1st Floor; Teleph. 32161

P.I. S.K.Lau,

Hoe, mng.

asst, director

director

Cornwell & Co., Agents—6,

Importers, Des Exporters Ngau Nai&Ping m Chong

^ mYau&HanmRung * Sze

and Commission Voeux Dairy Farm,The—Dairy

Ice & Cold Storage

Road

Corna;Central: Codes:Teleph.

Acme,22135;A.B.C. Ad: chers, Poultrymen and ImportersBut-of

Cable 6th, Co., Ltd., Farmers,

Bentley’s & Rudolf Mosse Australian Frozen Food, Ice and Cold

O. Lang, manager Storage and IceSoda

Town Office, Cream Manufacturers—

Fountain and Cafe:

B. Yat Wa, asst, manager Windsor House; Depot: 2, Lower Street;

Albert

S.AuW.Chung

Lo (Machinery Dept.)

Fan, assistant Road, corner of Wyndham

Teleph. ‘28185; Cable Ad: Milkmaid.

 HONGKONG A.567

Kowloon Branch: 74 and 76, Nathan D’Almada Conveyancers, & Co., Leo,Patent

Proctors, Solicitors,

and

Road;

Prince Kowloon

Edward TongRoad;Branch:

Hunghom188, Trade Mark Agents—David House,

Branch: Kowloon Docks; Quarry Bay 1st Floor; Teleph.

A.B.C. 5th Edition Ad:

31194; Cable

Branch : 20, Bridge Row; East Point Leo;LeoCode: D’Almada e Castro, solicitor

Branch: Yee Woo Street; Peak Branch: ?

G DA.Almada

Peak Garage Building; Canton Branch:

Shameen. Farms at Pokfulam; Ice H. de Barrose Castro,

Botelho, do.do.

Factory and Cold Stores at East Point, V.Tang F. V.WaiRibeiro,

' Cho,cashier

Lam &Kwok

accountant

Choi,

38, Connaught Road Central and Can- Mok LiTsze

ton Road, Kowloon

Directors—Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce and YanFung,

Cheong,Leeinterpreters

Shing Yim

(chairman),

Hon. Mr. A. Hon. Mr. S. L.H.J.Dodwell,

Davies D’Almada

L. Shields,

and D. L. Newhigging , at-,Law —ePrince’s Castro, Jr., Leo, Barrister-

Building; Teleph.

J. D. Thomson,manager 20333

G. Milne, secretary

Office Staff A mLe Ma Ta Kap ManSon% Chong m 35Sue

E. W. Coulson D’Almada & Mason, Solicitors, Convey-

C. L. Gregory C.M rs.A. F. Andrews'

E. FT. Castro ancers, Patent and Trade Mark Agents

J.H. C.Kew

Gill Miss M. da Roza —Kayamally Bldg., 20-22, Queen’s

Leonard Miss

S.P. L.Castilho M. Souza Road Central; Teleph. 20897; Cable

L. G. Remedies Miss E. Sprinkle Ad: Dahlia

Wilkinson Miss

F.F. J.Linennen Miss H. Antonio

E. Soufca F.FrankX. D’Almada

X. D’Almada e Castro,

e Castro,principal

Jr., do.

Mrs, C. Wilkinson Staff — Tso Kwai Pang, Wong Lin

Farm Staff •: h ■ sq Tso Woon Kin, Wong KanShang,

Hop, Liu Kam Wa, Chau To Wai,

T. Lunson, stock stipt. Chau Chun Pong and Se-to Hin

H. C. Watson, m.e.c.v.

C.D. Jackson

McFerran V. Malysheff D’Almada Remedios & Co., Solicitors,

N. KouznetzolF P. Byhalove Proctors, etc.—York Building, Chater

S.E. Zavaruhin E. Julebin Road, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 28458; Cable

Tokmokoff V. ToozofF Ad : Dalrem

A. Chernikeef V. Dounaeff J.; M. D’Almada Remedios, solicitor

V.E. Videro

Cherikoff F. Xavier J.A. M.M. G.Xavier,

Silva, clerk

do.

V.

P. Veronkin V. Komaroff Mariepolsky Cheng Sang, interpreter

Dairy Staff LiLo Wai

Fuk Man,

Tseung, do.

do.

A. D. Wyllie, supt.

W. J. F. Gardner j R Rahim D’Asis Studio, Portrait and ArtTeleph.

Photo-

Butchery

B. W. Bradbury, supt. 33188

E. S. Cutcher, asst. supt. Danish Consulate—(See Consulates)

R.W. B.Miles

Brown I R. Koeppen

G. J. Grover | M. Bainbridge

J.E- O’Sullivan

C. Curtis | A.C. Neves

H. Ismail Danby &± Hance, m &Manufacturers’

& n Re-

Ice & Cold Storage Department Alexandra Building, 4th Floor;Agents—

presentatives & Commission Teleph.

E. M. Hanlon 32562: Cable Ad:D. Hanby

Partners—J. Danby and J. H. R.

Ice Cream Sales

J. Wolfe

Engineers Dastur, R. A., Share, Freight, ± trInsurance

W. Macfarlane, supt. and General Broker Association)—

(Members of

A. Macfarlane | A. B. Coleman Hongkong Sharebrokers’

Canton Branch Manager Exchange

F. Cope, A.M.I.E.E. 32565; P.O. Box 523; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Bldg., 3rd Floor; Dastur

A568 HONGKONG

*T $T it Brooke Bond (Ceylon), Ltd Rick-

Datstjn Trading Corporation —Pedder A.shaw & Brooke Bond Ceylon Tea

E. Staley Manufacturing Co.,

Building, Pedder

31171-2; P.O. Box 509; Cable Ad:Street; Telephs. Decatur. Corn Flour & Corn Syrup

Datsun; Codes Used: Acme & Private BUILDING SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT

Managers—Cheung Ting Chow and Armstrong Cork Co. Linoleum,

F. P. Chang Accotile, etc. Concrete Ehg. Co.,

Staff—C.

• K. S. Y.

Chan, Chang,

S. F.K. C.

Chan, Cheung,

K. N. British Reinforced

Cheung and T. W. Tsang Ltd., Stafford. Concrete Reinforcing

Fabric Corporation. Presdwood, etc.

Masonite

^ ^ De Wat Montgomerie,

David Glasgow, PaintsStobo & Co., Ltd.,

perty&OwnersCo., Ltd.,& Estate

S. J., Merchants,

Agents—David Pro- Ocean Oil Co., Ltd., London. Marine

House, 67-69, Des Vceux Road Central; H.Oils H Robertson Co., Ellesmere Port.

Telephs.

(General 20482 (Manager) and

Office); P.O. Box 257; Cable 20060 Asbestos Protected Metal Roofing

Ad: Psalmist and Ventilators

Evelyn David (Shanghai) Rolscreen Co., Pella., U.S.A. Mosquito

Archibald David (Hongkong) Screens

Villiers David (London) Ruberoid

Felts BrownCo., Ltd., London. Roofing

G.H. V.Jephson,

T. Marshall, manager do. Redpath, & Co., Ltd., Glasgow.

Frank Elliott Structural Steel Work

Miss E. Carvalho I Au Shiu Ping Office Equipment & Electrical

Pun Tat Ming | Lam Man Hung Departments

Remington Typewriters

^ M fi Tak Wai Po Dalton Adding

Marchant Machines

Calculators

Davie,

Merchants, BoagExporters

& Co., and Ltd.,Importers,

General Sankey Sheldon Steel Furniture

Sack Addressograph Machines

Press &Packers—Offices:

Bag Manufacturers, Hydraulic

Chartered Bank Kalamazoo

Herring-Hall Loose LeafSafes

Marvin Binders

Building;

Factory & Teleph. Godown:28116Quarry (3 Lines);

Bay; Westinghouse Electric International

Teleph. Co., New York. Refrigerators, Radios

Codes : 26542 ; CableComplete

Bentley’s Ad : DavisackPhrase,; & Electrical Equipment

Bentley’s Second Phrase, Schofield’s TheExtinguishers, Pyrene Co., Ltd., Brentford. Fire

etc.

Eclectic

5th and 6th andand3-Letter,

Private Acme, A.B.C. LondonINSURANCE DEPARTMENT

W. A. Stewart, managing director & Provincial Marine & General

Staff— InsuranceAssurance

National Co., Ltd. (Marine)

Co. of Ireland

A. L. S. Read E. V. Alves (Fire) Insurance Co. (Accident)

A.H. R.L.. Brown

Carson Seto YanM. A. Williams Yorkshire

A.W. H.N. Dinnen

Fleming AlbertU. ShiuLau Ki Davies, Brooke & Gran, Architects-

A.L. J.M.Cave

Larcina Mrs. Miss M.E. Gutierrez Surveyors and Civil

George’s Building; Engineers—St.

Telephs. 26250 and

A. L. Landsbert Mrs. N. Hillon M. Guest 31925 (Private); Cable Ad: Datum

S. A.m.Ismail, Miss M. Lay Partners—J. T. Wynward Brooke,

Li Sui inst.Wing,b.e.compradore

Miss W. Collom f.r.i.b.a.e.m., E. M. a.r.i.b.a.

and H. J. Tebbutt, Gran, Architect

Represented

Thomas Street, Boagin Great

& Co.,Britain

Ltd.—St. by Assistants—D. E. Hindmarsh, C. L.

Andrew Greenock, Scotland Rocha (Secretary)

Staff—Lew Sin, I. N.and

Pang,MissY. C.Y. Lee

Lee,

Agencies: Lau Mok

and Chi Ming

Wing,Yan Mong King Tong

IMPORT DEPARTMENT

The

Irish Central

Linen Mils,Agency, Ltd.,Ltd.,Belfast.

ThreadsLinen Davlis Stamp Co.—65, Hennessy Road;

Manufactures Teleph. 32053

 HONGKONG A569

n £ m w m ft ft n m

De La Rue & Co., Ltd., Thomas, En- Tat Lee Yeong Hong

gravers

Hongkong and Printers of BankBuilding,

Notes— Dennis & Co., Ltd., Importers, Exporters

Room 204, &2nd Shanghai

Floor; Bank

Telepb. 22494; and Commission

Building; Teleph. 33320; Agents—Gloucester

P.O. Box 868;

Cable Ad: Delarue Cable Ad: Denis; Codes: Acme, Duo,

A. J. Avramow, director Bentley’s and Private

Lo Hung Nien Managing Director—Swang O’Young

A. M. Jaffer, secretary Manager—S. K. Chung

Staff—Ng Hin Kwan, Chan Luen Po,

ft ft n m Chan

Sheung,SaiAu Yeong

Cheong,Kun,Wong King

Au Yeung

Deacon & Co., Ltd., Exporters, Ship- Shiu Kee and Chung Kai ¥mg

ping and Insurance Agents—Queen’s

Building, 3rd Floor, 3, Chater Road;

Telephs.

Deaconate;31258 & 31350;

Codes: Acme, Cable Ad:

Bentley’s, ii H H

Schofield’s, Universal, A.B.C. & Private. DerMerchants,

A. Wing Stationers,

Ltd., General

Book-

Head Office: Canton

Directors—E. H. Smyth (Hongkong) binders, Artists’ Colourmen

mission Agents—14, Wellington andStreet;

Com-

and L. B. Wood (Canton)

Sub-Managers—D. P. Salinger (Can- Teleph. Derawing 21676; P.O. Box 443; Cable Ad:

ton) and G. R. Ross (Hongkong)

Staff —

Huang, Wong Ping Kwan, James

Kan andCheung

Li Yiu Hing

Ming Yan, Ko She “Derrington”, The —{See Hotels)

Desai,

Agent— R. E.,

ChinaMerchant and Commission

Building, 5th Floor;

ft m m w P.O. Box 396; Cable Ad: Godhelp

Deacons, Solicitors, Conveyancers

Proctors, Notaries and Patent and

Trade

Central;Mark Agents—1,

Telephs. 30287 Des Vceux; Cable

& 22577 Road Dina House—5a, Duddell Street; Teleph.

Ad : Ottery; Codes: A.B.C. 4th

5th Editions, Bentley’s, Broomhall’s,

Imperial

Union Combination & Western Diocesan Educational) Boys’ School, The — (Nee

Michael Howard

notary public Turner, solicitor &

J. Armstrong, solicitor & notary Diocesan

H.public Girls’ School & Orphanage,

The—(Nee Educational)

R. A. Wadeson, solicitor

public Directory & Chronicle of the

O. E. C. Marton, solicitor Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

W. C. Hung, do. Borneo, Siam,Netherlands

The Philippines,

W. A. MacKinlay, do.

P. Wynter-Blyth, do. Indo-China, Indies,Korea,

etc.),

J. A. Chue, cashier Published Annually by the Hongkong

Daily

Queen’s Press,

Road Ltd.—Marina

Central; House,

Telephs. 15-19,

33225

13 & MS # ± M

London Office: 53, Fleet Street, E. C. 4.

Denis H. Hazell

directorH.L.Murrow, d.s.o.,managing

Agents —Rooms 116b & 117,

House, 1st Floor, 15-19, Queen’s RoadMarina

Central; Teleph. 28439; Cable Ad: Mrs. R. Ramsey

General (Advertising &

Department)

Yardarm. Singapore Office:

chester House; P. O. Box 294 35, Win- Tse Shu Man | Cheung Hing Lock

Denis H. Hazell, principal

Miss R. A. C. Edwards, secretary Dixon Co.— National Bank Building,

C. Y. Luke, assistant Room 107, 1st Floor ; Teleph. 22483

A570' HONGKOXG

^ ^ ^ 'In W Kailan Mining A dministratiOn

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.,BankManufacturers’ W. Wright

Agents — French : Building; C. L da Rosa | Miss J. Nash

Teleph. 24518; Cable Ad : Exiruco ; Machinery & Contracting Department

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Private A W. W! Salter, m.r.s.i., m.i.h.v.e.

K.G.C. J.Fong, asst, manager

Pissarevsky, J.H. S.H.Howell

Miss Martha Louie,special

secretary repres. Mundy, m.r.s.i.

J. R. Soares | Mrs. G. Goddard

Miss Jennie

Shiu Ku, salesmanLouie, do. Mail Department

Y. M. Suit, dp. Miss D. Dodwell

Yim Tse Hang,

Ho, Parker Motor Car Department

Lai Yat typistservice man A.R.F. R.Walkden

W. Ashby I L.P, B.A. Wilson

Benn

D. L. Pecorini | A. R. Tavares

u # » Office Equipment & Frigidaire Dept.

Teen Gheang Yeong Song A.G.Hyde Lay

Dodwcll & Co., Ltd., General

chants, Shipping and Insurance Agents Mer- Mrs.W.A.CarrM. Stone C. L. Salter

—Hongkonar & Shanghai Bank Building, L. Vas (Frigidaire)

3rd Floor; Teleph. 28021; P. O. Box 36; A. J. Dennis A. Heng

Cable Ad: Dodwell. Branches: Canton, (Frigidaire) (Frigidaire)

Foochow, Shanghai, Hankow, Chung- Paint Department

king (Barry & Dodwell, Ltd.), Tokyo, A. S. Potter

Yokohama, Kobe, Nagoya, Rangoon, Shipping Department

Colombo,

San Vancouver,

Francisco, SeattleNew

Los Angeles, (Wash.),

York W. Wright

and London (Head Office) W. Orr | Miss E. Barros

S.R. H.K. Dodwell, Managing Director Telephone Operator

Valentine, Manager Miss M. Rodrigues

W. Wright, Asst. Manager Wines

A. C. I. Bowker, do. H. G. Williams

E. G. Smith, do. C. Bond

M. A. Cairns j| Mrs. Miss L.F. Carlo

Dunn

Accounts Department General Managers for-.

L. D.C. H.Baker, accountant Union Waterboat

Stewart I J. C. Fonseca

B. S. Vieira ! W. A. Garcia F. Edtvards, a.m.i.Co.,mech.

Ltd.

B. S. F.sumpcao

d’As- |I Miss

MissG.K.Malabar V. Yvanovich

I. Souza Agencies:

Compradare Department Kailan

Coal, Glass Mining Administration-

and Ceramics

(J Sz Wing

Correspondence Department Shipping Department

Miss H. Balchin Barber-Wilhelmsen Line

Export Department Dodwell-Castle

Wm. Crosby Line

& Co., Pty.v Ltd.,

A.C.C.A.I. Sills L. A.

Bowker R. M. Silva Carvalho Melbourne

H. J. Silva E.M. D.S. V.SilvaBarradas Cox

J.H. A.M.Barradas British Overseas Airways Corporation

Campos Miss M. d’Almada Export Department

H. A. Silva e Castro Rubber Shoes and Boots

Flour & Insurance Department Flashlight Torch Casefe

E. G. Smith Rattanware

Embroidery

Tse Yan Pak (Insurance Com- Crocheted

pradore)

Goodrich Department China Produceand Woollen Gloves

Cotton Piece Goods, Hosiery, Shirts

W. M. Barton | Miss M. Griffiths and Underwears

Matches

Import, Provisions & Drug Department Hurricane Lanterns

A. D.D.Humphreys

Humphreys | Miss L. West Mats and Matting

Vacuum Flasks

 HONGKONG A571

Imposts, Provisions & Chemicals Machinery & Contracting

Department Department

Huntley & Palmers, Ltd.—Biscuits Albany

Rotary Engineering Co., Ltd. —

Pumps for All Purposes

Sperry Flour Co.—Cereals

Libby, McNeill & Libby — Canned

Foods Allied Ironfounders,

Cooking Ranges Ltd.—Fuel Oil

S. Cordials

J. Perryand&LemosCo. — Fruit Juices, Automatic Product Co., Ltd. —

J. C. Hutton & Co., Pty., Ltd.— Lockheed Hydraulic Marine Con-

“ Pineapple ” Hams and Bacon trols

H. Jones & Co., Pty., Ltd.—1. X. L. Bells Asbestos & Engineering Sup-

plies, Ltd.—Packings and Jointings

Jams of All Descriptions,

Asbestos Fire FightingInsulation, etc.,

Equipment

Famous Foods, Ltd. — Macaroni, James Beresford & Son, Ltd.—Beres-

Spaghetti,, etc. ford-Stork Fire Trailer Pumps

Campbell Soup Co.—Soups British Separators, Ltd.—Mechanical

Webb & Foulger,

Aspinalls (Paints), Ltd.— Brushes

Ltd.—Paints Oil Separators

Glitter Produc's, Inc.—Glitter Glaze Crane,

Chrysler Ltd.—Boilers, Radiators, etc.

Ramdas Mahadeo Parsad — Linseed

and Other Oils ines Corporation—Marine Eng-

Mulcott Belting Co.—Hair Belting Eagle

Drill. Globe

& Steeletc.

Tool Steel, Co., Ltd.—Hollow

James Neill

Hacksaws c Co.Blades

(Sheffield), Ltd.— Foamite Firefoam, Ltd.—Fire Ex-

Francis tinguishers, Engines,

Sons etc.

Canvas Webster & Sons, Ltd.— Joseph Freeman

“Cementone” Cement

Colouring

Page - Hersey

Steam, Gas andExport

WaterCo.,

PipesLtd. — Powders

Johnson-Pickett Rope Co.—Manila Fredenthals, Ltd.—Bronze Propellers

Rope All Sizes

Shalimar Rope Works, Ltd. — Coir Gerrard Industries,

Machines and Ltd.—Mire Tying

Rope

TheLumberRobert Dollar Co. — Sawn Hepworth & WireGrandage, Ltd.—

and Logs Automotive Spare Parts

Icilma Co., Ltd.—Toilet Preparations C. paratus

E. Heinke

John Knight, Ltd—Soap Invictor

Glandular

Pharmaceutical Preparations,

Products Ltd. — MaterialElectrodes, Ltd. — Welding

Plaimar, Ltd.—Essences and Oils Insulite Co. of Finland—Wood

Insulating, Sound Proofing Fibre and

Nicholas, Pty., Ltd.—Aspro Building Boards

Phosferine (Ashton

— Phosferine & Parsens), Ltd. Wm. Jacks & Co., Ltd.—Expanded

Corporate Metal

doom Industries, Ltd. — Moth- Kerner, Greenwood & Co., Ltd.—

“Powder

Pudlo ” Cement Waterproofing

Elliott & Australian

Elliott’s Fruit Saline Drug Co. —

C. Formula

D. Blackadder & Co.—Dr. Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto, Ltd.

Stomach Powder Maclean — Electric Generators, Motors,

Battery, Charging Equipment, etc.

Flour Department Lee Howl & Co., Ltd. — Pumping

Sperry Flour Co. of San Francisco Equipment

Morris Industries Exports, Ltd.—

Powell

W. S. &Kimpton

Russell, &Vancouver, B. C.

Sons, Melbourne Small PetrolIndustrial

Paraffin Engines,

Stratton & Sons, Ltd., Sydney Marine &and

Mellows Co., Ltd.—Roof Glazing

Insurance Department Bars Lead

Newalls ClothedCo. — Insulating

Insulation

Thesurance

Liverpool

Co., & London & Globe

Ltd,—Fire, In-

Marine, and Acoustic Material

Motor Cars, Lifts and Travellers Norris, Henty

“Gardner” & Gardners,

Diesel Engines Ltd.—

Effects G. C. Pillinger& Co.—“Electromatic”

Caledonian

Marine Insurance Co.—Fire and Fully Automatic

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.—Fire Philplug Products, OilLtd.—“Philplug”

Burners

Compound and Tools

A19

A572 HONGKONG

E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co.— McEwan, Younger, Ltd.—Bottled

“Fabrikoid’' Upholstery Materials, and Draught Ales

etc. Premier

Beer Pabst Sales Co.—Pabst

Reavells &Co., Ltd.—Air Compressors W. A. Ross & Sons, Ltd. — Lime

J. and

H. Exhausters

Spencer & Sons, Ltd.—Paper Juice, etc.

Geo. G. Sandeman Sons & Co.—

Makers Supplies, Machine Felts, Ports and Gordon

Sherries & Co., Ltd.—

Blankets, etc.

Turners, Asbestos Cement Co.— Tanqueray

Asbestos and Asbestos Cement Gin, Cocktails and Rum

Products Tolley, Scott & Tolley, Ltd.—Aus-

Victor Oil Engines, Ltd. — Small

Diesel Marine and Stationary En- Thetralian Brandy,Wilkinson

Clifford Ports and Sherries

Tansan

gines Mineral Water Co., I/td.—Mineral

Frank Wigglesworth & Co., Ltd. — Waters

Texrope

Couplings,Drives, Pulleys,

Clutches Bearings,

and Gearing Motor Car Department

Woodite Co.—Woodite Products Morris Industries Exports, Ltd.—

Paint Department Morris Cars and Trucks, Wolseley,

Riley and M. G.

RedComposition

Hand Composition Co.—Ships’ Armstrong

Cars Siddeley Motors, Ltd.—

and Paints for Marine Lodge Plugs, Ltd.—Sparking Plugs

and General Purposes Joseph Lucas, Ltd.—Motor Acces-

Office Equipment & Refrigeration

Department S. sories

U. Carburetter Co,, Ltd.—

Roneo, Ltd.—Steel Office Furniture Carburetters

Chrysler and Fuel Pumps Cars,

Corporation—Dodge

Underwood Elliott - Fisher Co.— Trucks and Spare Parts

Typewriters,

chines Bookkeeping Ma-

Sundstrand Adding Machines Doi Kwono & Co.—193, Queen’s Road

Original Odhner—Calculators West; Teleph. 25221

Friden

Victor Calculating

Safe Co.—SafesMachines

Kolok Mfg. Co.—Typewriter Rib- Dolly Vardon Hat Shop, Hats, Gowns,

bons and Carbons Sports Wear,George’s

BathingBuilding,

Suits, Corner

Wash-

Peerless

writer Carbon

Ribbons&and

Ribbon Co. —Type- dresses—St.

Carbons

Frigidaire Corporation of New York ofTeleph. Chater26449

Road and Ice House Street;

—Frigidaires and Air Conditioners

Consol

FountainsProducts, Ltd. — Soda

Frick Corporation — Cold Storage Domei Tsushin ®t m m ^ pi

and Air Conditioning Floor; Teleph.Sha—Holland

28653; Cable Ad: House, 6th

Domei

McCray

CabinetsRefrigerator Co.—Display S. Matsukata, manager

Wine & Spirit Department

Jas.White”

Buchanan

Whisky& Co., Ltd.—“Black &

Louis DomesticElectro

Engineers,

Platers,Ltd.,Specialising

Electrical

Wines, etc. Cie. — Burgundies, inWiring,

Bert &

Electric Refrigeration- Office: 22,

Carreras, Ltd. — Craven “ A ” Ci- Teleph. Des Voeux RoadCable

32504; Central,Ad:1st Yualn.

Floor;

garettes, Tobacco and Turf Ci- Works: 98-99,

garettes Gloucester Road, Wan-

Coleman & Co., Ltd., Norwich — chai; Teleph. 33817

W. S. Cheang, acting manager

Wincarnis K.secretaries

S. Ho and& accountants

H. C. Kwok, joint

Courvoisier, Ltd.— Brandies

Galbraith & Grant, Ltd.—Veuve Distributors for:

Clicquot and Ponsardin Champagne Kelvinator Corporation of U.S.A.

Hunt, Roope, Teage & Co.--Ports Great Western Chemical Co., U.S.A.

and Sherries

Lanson Pere & Fils—Champagne The Adams Campbell Co., Ltd.

 HONGKONG A573

Dominican Procuration for Missions, ^ & m

Spanish — (See under Churches and Drapery Emporium, The—64, Nathan

Missions) Road,Gassum

Ad: Kowloon; Teleph. 57004; Cable

^ # It # ® ^

DorOldBoo Curios, Store, Specialists Dreamland Dancing Hall — 189-193

Chinese Curios of Every Descrip-in Gloucester Road: Teleph. 31757

tion—8, Queen’s Road Central, Ground

Floor; Teleph. 22634; Cable Ad: Dorboo; Dunbar & Co., L. (Established 1892),

Codes:

K. L.Acme. Bentley’s & Private

To, proprietor Flour Brokers—Hongkong & Shanghai

Bank Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 28123;

P. O. Box 282; Cable Ad: Dunbar

Lambert Dunbar

Dor Po Co., The (Established 1919), Im- Dunbar & Co., Lambert, Brokers in

porters, Exporters and Manufacturers

of Mosquito Destroyers. Trade Mark Securities kong & Shanghaiand Commodities — Hong-

Bank Building;

•‘Five Bats”—404,

Teleph. 59902; P.O.Prince

Box 54Edward Road; Telephs. 28123 to 28125; Cable Ad:

Lamco. Branch Office: Shanghai

Resident

± m & # Stall—S. E.Partner—L.

Edgar (signs Dunbar

per pro.),

Tak Ke Le Se

Douglas, Lapraik & Co., Merchants— Mak, J. C. McDonald (cables),MissZ. M.

Miss C. Gill, MissC. Pang, V.

P.Telephs.

& O. 28037-8;

Building,Cable

DesAd:Yo°ux Road; Woo (accountant), D. J. T >ng,

Tong, S. Y. Tong, H. F. Tam, J. E. S. W.

S. T. Williamson, principalLapraik Noronha,

T. F. Mok H. S. Yung, H. Y. Lo and

C.R. L.H. Farmer

Murray I Miss E. Remedios Correspondents:

Mrs. E. Martin | Mrs. R. M. Rocha Francis I. du&Pont

Ellis, Edgar Co., &Manila

Co., New York

1i5 £ ^ # ± ^ Members:

Tak Ke Le Se Lun Shun Rung Sze Chicago Board of TradeInc.

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.— Commodity

New York Cotton Exchange,

Exchange

Telephs. 28037-8; Cable Ad: Lapraik Shanghai Stock Exchange

Douglas,

Consulting Lapraik & Co.,—gen.

Committee Sir mgis.

Robert

Ho

M. H.Tung,

Turnerkt.,andH.S. Y.T. Williamson

Wilkinson, Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

Marina House, 2nd Floor, Queen’s Road

Dozon Co., General Store-keepers, Ship Central; Cable

Teleph. 31107; P.O. Box 478;

and

and Family Compradores,

Cigarette Merchants—286, Petroleum

Laichi- F. S.Ad:Gibbings,

Pneumaticmng. dir. (Shanghai)

kok Road, Shumshuipo; Teleph. 57861 F. C. Young,director

S. G. Hayes, manager(Tientsin)

(Hongkong)

Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd., The—33, L. O. Davis I Mrs. C. S. Rosselet

Wong Nei Chung Road, Happy Yalley; C. Y. Lui I Miss V. J.Charrington

Teleph. 31261; Cable Ad: Autoimport

C.P. M.

Lauritsen,director

managing director n & % w

M. B. Davis,

King, do. Duplicating Stone Co., Manufacturers of

Moonstone, Copying Composition,

Dransfieud & Co., A., Manufacturers’ Ink, Hectograph Pad and Hectograph

Representatives, Importers and Ex- etc.—21, Cochrane Street; Teleph.

porters—2nd Floor, Bank of Canton 24330

Building; Teleph. 34366; Cable Ad: Mok Man Sum, manager

Mayfield

A. Dransfield, mng. partner

W.Mrs. Maycock, partner assistant Duro MotorGarage

General Co., Ltd. (Gilman

Business andMotors),

Filling

N. Ng,E. salesman

H. Maycock, Station—132,

Teleph. 57226 Nathan Road, Kowloon ;

A19*

4574 HONGKONG

E. Shipchandlers

Hing & Co.and(Established Store- Eastengine;

1867), Office: 108-110,CodesRue: du

Bentley’s.

Baron Head

keepers,Iron, Steel, MetalGeneral

and Hardware Tientsin

Gros,

Merchants—26, Wing Wo Street; Nathan K. Chen, a.m.i.r.e., a.m.a.i.Ke.

Teleph. 26946; Cable Ad: Eidograph Warner S. Y. Yeh, b.s., a.m.i.r.e.

M. B. Woo, accountant

Eagle Garage, Motor Cars for Hire (Day E,H. M.

L. Liang

Klepinger,| repres.

Y. L. Sien in U.S.A.

and Night)—27, Canton

tsui, Kowloon; Teleph. 56436 Road, Tsimsha-

f? ¥fT~M %

ft ft m m Eastern Trading Co., Importers,1 Expor-

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The, Import, ters and Commission Agents — Bank

of China Building; Teleph. 32940; P.O.

Export, Shipping—Queen’s Bldg.,

2nd Floor; Telephs. 34111 (Direct Ex- Box 788;, Cable Ad: Eastradco

change

OrienteaktoandAllOrient

Depts.); Cable Ads:

M.K.Pagh, *} Kodak& m Co.,m u.s.a. 1% m(H’kong

S. Kjaer manager

acting Eastman

Branch), Manufacturers and Importers

K. Wilkens | J. Vibe Christensen ofX-Ray

Photographic

and MotionMaterials

Picture Film,Including

Cine

n & ® m Kodak Processing—Distributing Office

East Asiatic Trading Co., Import, for South China: Asia Life Bldg., 14,

Export, Manufacturers of Chinese Art Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 21937;

Cable Ad: Kodak

- Objects,

ideries, SilkSpecialist

Garments, in Blackwood

Linen Embro- and G.Mrs.

E. Frisque, manager

Teakwood Furniture, Wholesale and

Retail — Shell House ; Teleph. 22545 ; F. W.M.L.Lee Smith I| T.W. M.K. Fung

Hu

Cable

LeongAd:TinAntilace

Po, general manager

Y. W. Wong, manager EDUCATIONAL

East Point23422Garage—Yee Wo Street ; Aberdeen Vo m x it % ft m &

Teleph. IndustrialRoad,

Institute)—Island SchoolAberdeen;

(Salesian

Eastern Asbestos Co., The—7, Queen’s Teleph. 29229

Road Central; Teleph. 20501: Cable Ad:

Corrugated

Reiss, Bradley & |Co.,J.Ltd., gen. mgrs. e ® « t

A. Howarth L. Alves Ha Wan Ying Tong

Asile de la Sainte Enfance (St. Paul’s;

Eastern Institution)—Causeway Bay

Ltd.—(A«f& Mackinnon,

AustralianMackenzie

Steamship

Co., Superioress

Xavier, in —charge

Rev. Mother St. j

Eastern Drugs Co.—103, Wing Lok Anglo-French School

Street; Teleph. 24587 Headmistress

Teaching Staff:— Rev. Sister Henri:

Eastern General Import & Export Co. Higher Classes — Sisters Henri,

—23465

Holland House, 5th Floor; Teleph. Alix, Helena

Lower Classes—andSisters

Assistants

Marie- •

Joseph, Leon, Felicie and

Assistants

Infants’

ft ft m & Marie, Classes—Sisters

LouiseStella

Music—Sisters

Patrick^;’

and Assistants

Tunc/ Fong Mon Yieh Kung Cheng Rung Sze

Hong Kong Fun Hong Drawing &, Painting—SisterCecilia;;

and Alix ,

Eastern Sales

(Hong Kong Branch), Manufacturers, Shorthand

Sister Marie du Sacre Coeur —

& Typewriting

Sales Agents. Radio, Electrical,

Pictures, Refrigerating, Air Condition Sound Boarding School

ing and Railway Signalling Engineers Sister - in - Charge — Mother St.

and Contractors—10, Queen’s Road Xavier

Central; Teleph. 23833; Cable Ad : Assistant—Sister Laurence

 HONGKONG A575

Chinese School (Orphanage) St. Mary’s School—Austin Road,

Sisters Germaine and Bernard Kowlopn

Vernacular Day School Headmistress

Fernandez — Mother Helen

Sisters Philomene, Valentine, Staff—Religious and Lay Teachers

Therese,

delena, Stanislas, Joseph, Mag- Music—Sister Helen Fernandez

Ephrem, Maria-Joseph,

Genevieve and Rosalie,

Eleven Ccmossian Convent—Gillies Avenue,

Dunghom, Kowloon

Secular Teachers

Needleworh Department Mother-in-Charge

phine Cristan — Mother Jose-

Sisters Suzanne, Louise and Lucia Staff—Chinese School Lay Teacher

Dome for the Blind & Nursery Holy Family Canossian Convent—

Sisters Helena, Noellie, Andre and Shek Ku Sumg Village, Kow-

2 Assistants loon City

“Le Calvaire”—Wong-nei-chong Mother-in -Chargc Mother Mary

Sister - in - Charge — Rev. Sister Staff—Chinese School Lay Teachers

Agnes

Vernacular Day School Central British School— (See Ed -

Sisters Xavier, Dominique and ucational under Government)

Amalie

Dome for Incurables & Aged Women I® * • it

Sister-in-Charge—Sister Aloysia Chino Htja27952

College—3 & 4, Glenealy;

Nursing Dome Teleph.

Headmaster — Hung Chi Po, b.a.

Sisters Rita, Alphonse and Ignace- (Ed. H. K.) lu Man, B. A., Kam

Marie Staff—Cheng

Laundry Wa

Sister-in-Charge—Sister Eulalie

French Convent Dostel ChowKui,Kwong

b.a., J.lu, Moraes,

Hung Chak, b,sc.,

Ho Man Kwong,

Hung, L6ShiuWaiWoon Cheng

Kai, Yeung Kwok

Sister-in-Charge—Sister

Assistant—Sister Bernadette Elizabeth Kwok and PoWong Ki,

French Convent St. Teresa's Dospital Ching Wa

(Kowloontong )

Superioress—Sister-Vincent m

Sister-in-Charge of the Medical De- Chun-Shing

(Founded inInstitute1929) —of2, Commerce

Glenealy;

partment-Sister Marie-Auguste Teleph. 26883

Assistants—Sisters Therese,Rose

Patrick, Founder

Clemence, Alphonsine,

Marie, Paul Marie, Jeanne- de A.R.I.P.H., F.COM. S.SC.A-S.F. Kwok,

& Director—C.

A.A., President—Dr.

Hon. Lam,

Therese, Marguerite,

Maria and Dominica Marie-Anna- PH.D.

St. Joseph Vernacular School (Pok- Hon. Vice-President—Peter H. Sin,

fulum) j.p. Directors—Lee Sihg-kui,

Hon.

Sister-in-Charge—Sister

Assistants—Sister Rene and

Madeleine Ngan Shing-kwan, j.p., Dr. Arthur

Gabriel le Wai takRev.Woo,

chin, P. S.j.p.. PhilipFanGock-

F. Ts’o, Kit

“ Our Lady’s Dali ”—8, Po Shan Road Pang, Tsang Po Ki, Wong Wai

Sisters-in-Charge

and St. Jean — Sisters Beatrix Chung, A. L. Barton, A. W.

Swales,

Kan, M. Kam

A. de Shing

Silva, Fu,

Percy LeeChan

Sin

Canossian Convent, Canossian Dele- and L. E. Basto

fation Educational Adviser—Hanson F. S.

LowloonHouse—162, Austin Road, HwangAdvisers—Dr.

Medical

Mother DelegateVincenzina

Rev. Mother to the Missions—

Belloc- m.b., b.s. and Dr. S. F.Li,C.m.b., Tsang,

b.s.

chio Lecturers—P.

^Staff—Dr. L. Lam,

and Dr. S.R. C.Hoselitz

Chan, m.b., ll.m.,b.s. m.a.

Mother Counsellor—Rev. Mother

Teresa Secretary—Rev.

Mother Martinoia Mother law), A. T. Young, (attorney-at-

c.p.a., Y. S.

Louise Sadorin Lau, b.com., b.com.

T. Bautista, Y. W. Li, b.a. and D.

A57B HONGKONG

Hi iff Heep

Kok,YKowloon;

unn (C.M.S.) School—

Teleph. 57040 Ma Tau

Pat Sui Shii Shat Principal—Mrs. W. K. Cheung

Diocesan Boys’ School, The—-Ho Vice-Principal—

Matron —Miss N.Miss B. M. Pope

Dillon

Mun Tin, Kowloon; Teleph. 57777; Staff (Resident)—Miss Wong Wai

P.O. Box 33 Fong, Miss Fay Wong, Miss Anna

Headmaster—G.

(Scholar of A.Lincoln Goodban, m.a.

College, Wei, Miss Lau Chung Shang,

Oxford) Miss Au Yeung,

San, Miss Yung Tip Sau,Miss Li Wan

Miss

Bursar—T. S. W. Chan, dip. com. Josephine Chow, Miss Poon, Mrs.

(Hongkong) Choy, Miss Li Sin Wan and Miss

Asst.London),

Teachers—E. C. Thomas,

f r.c.s., J. L. Young b.s.c. Chue Choh Ling

aye, B.s.c. (Hongkong), Staff (Non-Resident)—Mrs. Yuen,

Monks,

F.ed.Prew, t.c.t.

p.a. (Melbourne),B.m.a.

(Hongkong), A.J. M.

G.in Miss Li Pui Wai, Miss T. P.

Wong, Mrs. Ng, (On leave), Miss

(S. Cal. ), N. H. Fok, b.s.c. Ue, Miss Tang, Mr. Li,

(Hongkong), A. Crawford, Y. S. Mrs.

Miss Grant (Piano)

Lam (Piano), (On Mr.Chinn,

Mrs.

Ue,

leave),

Chan, b.a. (Hongkong),

Fung, F. C. Whitfield, B.s.c. S. K. Mrs.

(Edin.), Li Fung, Mrs. Chau and Mrs.

(London),G. dip. G. Davies, b.a. (Hons.)

e.d. (Cambridge), Residents—

Chan

kong), Shu Chung,

S. Ling, b.a. b.a. ( Hong-

(Hongkong), Miss E. K.Miss S. L. Hollis and

Saunders

Miss ( S.Hawaii),

b.a. Bancroft, L. M. Wong, vz m w ^ & m

(Lingnan), LawA.LokJ. Hulse,

Tin, Laub.s.c.Po Hongkong Commercial Institute—

Kei, Chan Chung Wan,

Sung, Lam Hoo Cheong, Luk Yin, Chen Li (Chartered under Education Ordin-

Wu Chiu Ho and Chu Chok Sang ance 19L3 and Chartered under the

Matron—Mrs. M.- Hassard National Government of China)—75,

Music Master—J. R. M. Smith, m.a. Wyndham Street; Teleph. 33450

(Cantab.), mus. bag., a.r,c.o., a.r. H.K. Yew, A.F.T. com., f.f.c.s.,

principal

C. M .

French Master — The Rev. H. D.

Rosenthall,

Clerk—B. Kwan m.a. (Dublin) m n m m m &

Physical Training Instructors— Hongkong

Edward RadioKowloon;

Road, College—313,

Teleph.Prince

56371

Chan Sik Tim and Lau Po Kei

Hongkong Riding

Road; Teleph. 33833 School—Tai Hang

Diocesan Girls’ School & Orphanage R. H. Charles, manager

—King’s Park, Kowloon;

Chairman—Rt. Teleph

Rev. The Bishop57172of

Victoria Hung Yuen School of Commerce,

Hon. Secretary-Rev.E. J.M. R.Gibbins,

Headmistress—Miss Higgs Examination Centre of TheShorthand

Institute

b.a. (Hons.) (London) of Commerce & Pitman’s

Staff—Miss Allen, Miss J. Andersen, Institute (England) — 316, Nathan

b.a., Miss E. Batalha, Mrs. Barber, Road, Kowloon;

Principal— H. Y.Teleph. 58939

Liu, f.c.i. (England)

Mrs. Booker, Miss Z. T. Chen, b.sc.,

m.a. (London), Miss B. T. Chiu, King’s College—(See Educational under

b.sc.

Chua, (Hons.)

Miss C. (London),

F. Cunningham, Miss M.J. Government)

a.Lee,(Edin.), Miss H.F.Ho,Lee,.Baldwin

Miss I. Last, Miss A. Leung,b.p.e.,

ph. d., Miss b.a., La Salle Eg # $1

College — Prince Edward

C.J. R.Y. M.

Lin,Smith,

b.a., Mrs.

mus.E. bag,

V. Monks,

Miss Road, Kowloon

Sinn, Madame Tavestjerna, W. H. Director—Rev. Bro. Aimar

Tsang, Miss

worth, b.a.,J.Miss

Wong, N.Miss

M. Stone,

Went- Lai Ching Art College—32, Leighton

l.r.a.m. and Mrs. Goodban. HillPauRoad;

ShiuTeleph. 24300

Yau, principal

Matron—Mrs. K. Seyer

 HONGKONG A577

(& ^ /h) ^ ^ ^ m

Pui Ytng Middle School, Hong- St. Stephen’s College — Stanley;

kong Branch (Primary Department) Teleph. 34450; Cable Ad: Stephencol

—Bonham Warden—Rev. E. W. L. Martin, M.A.

Ad: ScholarRoad; Teleph. 33880; Cable Staff—

Kai Tso Lau, m.a., m.s., director Tang Ying Lam, b.sc.

S.Cheung

S. Fu,King

B.sc., Sung,

headmaster Tarn

Kiu, b.a., Chan

Dip. Ed., Chan

Kar Yau, Lau H. C.Cheung

J. Asche,Huen, m.sc.B.

Foong Ming, Lam Kam Cheong, J. A. Gaunt, m.a.

Leung Tak Ling, Chu Kin Kwun, Wong

Lee Yim, Naib.a.

Chun, m.a.

Li Woon Kwong, b.a. and Fun Dr. Leung Kam Ling, m.b., b.s.

Wai King, asst, masters

Esther

Lai Miu S. Y.Ping,AuDip.Yeung,

Ed.,Dip.

Mo Ed.,

Siu A.Wong Nai b.a.

E. Job, Hon, b.a.

Sou, Dip. Ed., Tam Chuk Lan, Lau

Chan HoKaiTing

Ling

Dip. Ed., Pun Chung King, Dip. D Chan, clerk

Ed., Au Yeung Oi Yuet, Dip. Ed.

and Tong Mo Lan, Dip. Ed.,

asst, mistresses

Miss

teacherHan Hsin Yen, Mandarin St. Stephen’s Girls’ College—

Miss Ching Yen Yu, nurse Lyttelton Road; Teleph. 21551

Principal—Miss E. S. Atkins

Staff—Miss D. Wise, b.a., Miss M.

Queen’s College — (See Educational N.

b.a.,Baxter,

Miss b.a.,

E. M.Miss Williamson,

Buckland, Miss

under Government) A. D. b.sc.,

Hancock,

Lush, Miss R.b.a.,Wong,

Missb.sc.,

M.

K » jit 3t jg tS © Mrs.

Miss D. Fok, Mrs. M. K. Sanh,

Sing Yeiik Sutg Yin Mun Shu Yun Miss W. Cheung,

Yeung, MissMissOr, D.Miss

Leung,Lo,

St.Road;

Joseph’s College — 7, Kennedy Mrs.

Yuet Chinn,

Hang andMissMissChue,

WongMissManAu

Cable Ad: Brothers Lai, b.a.

Director- Rev. Bro. C. John

ve m m m 1* ft ±

ve m m & m Stanford Institute of Technology

Shing Po Lo Shii Yun (Operated by Arlington Technical

St. Paul’s College — Lower Albert Co.)—23, Ice House Street; Teleph.

'llbm

Road; Telephs. 21639 and 21530 President—Stanley Young

College Council—The Rt. Rev. The Secretary -Esther Chau

Bishop

Sir H. E.of Pollock,

Hong Kong k.c.,(chairman),

Dr. S. W. Asst. Secretary—Kelly Tang m. sc.

Tso, C.B.E., ll.d., Rev. P. S. F. Faculty—Lee

(Dean), J. Fan, b.ph.,

Chung (Sound Eng-

Tso, Rev.

Miss E.N.m.b.,Atkin

V. Haland ward,Dr. m.c., ineer),

b.a.,

Tai Ching, b.s. Yip Chan, b.M.sc.,H.e.e.,Mak,C. S.b.Green,

sc., C.r.e.,C.

Headmaster—E. G. Stewart, f.c.p. H. S. Siew,

Wong, b.a., m.m. sc.,

sc. ch. e. and T. C-

Staff—Miss

Wong ShiuM.Upsdell,Pun, b.a.,Mrs.MakJ. Drew,

Kai ITniversity of Hongkong—Pokfulum

Hung,

Hin Kan, b.a., LiuHon HauLun Fung, Ho

Sui, Lee and Bonham Roads; Telephs. 28056-7-8

Chung Fong, Chiu Yan Kong, Ho Chancellor—H. E. The Governor

Cheung Shing, b.a., ll.b., Sung Vice-Chancellor—D.

M.A. J. Sloss, c.b.e.,

Man

Chung Chun,

Him, Hung

b.a , Man Lin

Chiu Fong,Chun,

Lau

b.a., Liu lu Nung, Chung Yan Po, Registrar—Stanley

Librarian—Mrs, V. Boxer,

m.sc.b.sc.

Wong Shiu Yao, Tsai Chao Private SecretaryM. Ring, to Vice-Chan-

Hsiang, b.a.,Yan Chia Ping Kit, cellor—Miss V. M. Witchell

Wb.a.,ngLam

Wing TsuiWing, b.a. and Accountants

A578 HONGKONG

Hon. Solicitors— Deacons Public Health(Glas.),

m.b., ch.b. — N. C.d.p.h. Macleod, Cert.

Auditors—Thomson

General Office— & Co. Lond. Sch., Hyg, and Trop.

Clerk to the Registrar — L. G Med.

Ophthalmology—Au King, m.b„

Gosanoand Accounts Clerk—M.

Cashier b.s. (H.K.)

K. Cheng Civil Engineering — Pao Yue

General Clerk—Y. K. Chan Lam, B.sc.

Asst. Cashier—'A. M. Xavier Mechanical Engineering—D. W.

Deans—

Medical Faculty—Prof. Gordon Yeung, b.sc.m.a. and Li Kai

Morley,

King, F.R.c.s. (Eng.), F.R.c.o.G. Electrical Engineering—Kok Nye

Engineering Poh, b.sc.,Fong,a.m.i.e.e.

m.sc.e.e.and Tsang

mond, b.sc.Faculty—F.

(London),A. d.i.c.,

Red- Ngau

Engineering—S. V. Boxer, b.sc.,

F G.S. DIP.ED.

Arts

M.A.Faculty—Prof. L. Forster, English—B. G. Birch, m.a., H. L.

Science Faculty—W. Brown, m.a., Mackenzie, m.a. and N. H.

B.SC., F.R.S.E., A.M.I.E.E. MacKenzie, m.a.,

Chemistry—R. A. ph.d.m.sc., a.i.c.

Hill,

Professors— Physics—D. F. Davies, m.a.

Medicine—W. I. Gerrard,

(Lond.)o.b.e., Commerce

M.D., D.P H., F.R.C.P.

P. B. Wilkinson, m.b., b.s.

and m.a. —and

Accounting

Miss K. J. Archer,

Business Finance

(Lond.), m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p. (Lond.), —T. A- Martin, a.s.a.a.

m.r.c.p. (Lond.) (Acting) Logic—G. W. Reeve, b.a. m.a.

Physiology—L.

B.CH. (Oxon.),T, Ride,D.M., m.a., b.m.

M.R.C.S., Ethics—D. J. S. Crozier,

Mistress of Method—Mrs.E. D. M.

L.

Pathology—R. R.C.P.

C. Robertson, m.c., Beeken, b.a. Dip. Ed.

M. D., Chinese

M.R.C.P., D.P.H. Philosophy

ture—Ma Kiam, m.a.and(d“Litera-

Anatomy —L. R. Shore, M.c., m.a., Geography — The Rev. Gerald

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

Surgery—K. Digby, o.b.e., m.b., Casey, m.a., s.j.

B.S., F.R.C.S. Philosophy—(Vacant)

Anaesthetics—Dean

l.D.T.M. & H. A. Smith,

Obstetrics

Gordon King, and Gynaecology

F.R.c.s. (Eng.),—

F.R.C.&G. Radiology—F. J. Farr, m.b., ch.b.

Economics and Political D.M.R. & Disease—J.

E.

—R. Robertson,

Education—L. m.a. m.a.Science

Forster,

Venereal

M.B., B.CH. A. R. Selby,

English—R. K. M. Simpson, M.c., Mathematics—Mrs. J.E. Faid,b.sc.

M.A. Lecturer and Tutor in Transla-

Mathematics — W. Brown, m.a., tion—Chan KwanMarty

French—Madame Po, b.a.

B.SC., F.R.S.E., A.M.I.E.E. Assistants to—

Chemistry — G. T. Byrne, m.sc., Prof,

FI.C.

Physics—W. Faid, m.sc. m.M.B.,ofB.S.Surgery—Wm. Lai Fook,

Electrical Engineering—(Vacant) Prof, ofB.s.

Medicine—Wu

Mechanical

(Vacant)

Engineering — m.b.,

M.B., B.S. and Yeung Hung Wai Wah, Tak,

Civil Engineering — F. A. Red- Prof, of Obstetrics and Gynaeco-

mond,

F.G.S. B.sc. (London), dj,c., togy—-H.C.

Chinese — Hsu Ti Shan, m.a., (Edin.) andKu,

YangM.B.,Ke,B.S.,m.b.,F.R.C.S

b.s.

B. LITT., B.D. Prof, of Physiology — Lim Ek

Readers— Quee, m.b., b.s.

Biology—G. Prof,

M.B.,ofB.S.Pathology—K. T. Loke,

M.SC., F.L.S.A.H.C.France,

History—N.

Herklots, ph.d.,

m.a. Professor of Education—Mrs. E.

Lecturers— D.Diploma

M. Beeken, b.a., Teacher’s

Medical Jurisprudence — A. V. Professor of Anatomy—Tsai Ai

Greaves, m.b., m.r.c.p. & s., d.t.m. Le, M.B., B.S.

 HONGKONG A479

Tutors and Demonstrators— Rector—Very Rev. E. Bourke, s.j.

Anatomy — K. J. Wopg, Prefect

Lim Soon Kooi, m.b., B.s. (H.K.)

and Tsang Kwong Kau, M.B., lagher,ofS.J.Studies—Rev. R. W. Gal-

b.s. (H.K.) Vice-Rector—Rev. A. J. Cooney, s.J.

Physiology — P. M. Cbing, m.b., Procurator—Rev. H. O’Brien, s.j.

b.s. and Young Wai Lam, m.b., Editor, “ The Rock ” —Rev. T. F.

b.s. Ryan, s.j.

Pathology -Solomon Bard, m.b., Manager, “ The Rock ”—Rev. A. J.

b.s. Cooney, s.j.

Chen,(H.K.)

m.b.,and

b.s. John

(H.K,)Hsi Ming Teaching Staff—Very Rev. E. Bourke,

s.j., Rev.Chuen, J. Carroll,

Biology—Ng CKing

Vaccination—J. P. Sum,

Fehily,b.sc.m.b., Wing Cheungs j.,YanM.Shung

Chan

CH.B., B.A.O.. N.U.X., F.A.C.S., (Secretary), Chow Shu Ki, Rev. A.

d.p.h. (Belfast)J. Morley, m.p.s. J. Cooney, s.j., Rev.

S.J., P. Dragon, Fong Shu Sang, H. E. Craig,

Pharmacy—L.

and A. FT. Bentley, m.p.s., ph.c. J.Fai,Fung Tak Chiu, T. Fung Kim

Electrical Engineering

Smg Yui, b.sc. — King Rev. Rev.P. R.Grogan, W. Gallagher,

s.j., KwanS.J.,

Civil Engineering — Chow Shiu Man Wai, Lau Chak Sang, Lau

Lim, b.sc. Fai

N. LauKwong, Wai Po,D. J.Lau Lei Wai Kin,

Ping Yan,

Mechanical Engineering — Yue R.b.a.,LimLoMoTo,

Gok Poh,LoLoPuiKwok Yuen,

Shui Chiu, B.sc. Sang, Mrs.

Physics—Un

Mi, b.a. and Po, Kamb.sc.,

WahHu Pak

Kiu,B.A. A. Ng,Yin,P. Rev. Ng Tsang Kwong,s.J.,P.Rev.

Ng

Chemistry — Chan Chow Lam, Wai H. O’Brien,

Miss Hu Wai Haan, b.a. and K, O’Dwyer, s.J., Rev. C. Peyton,

Mrs. H. N. Chung, b.a. s.j., Rev. T F. F.Ryan,

Sullivan, WongS.J.,Tak

HokRev.Chai,

Bun,E.

Workshop Foreman and Instruc-

tor—-F. C. Weller Wong Lai s.j., Po, T. Wong

University Hostels fordirectly

Students— M. Wong Tak Fai, R. Wong Tuen

(Hostels conducted by Po,

Wa W. Kwai A. Youngsaye, b.a. and Yu

the University) Physical Instructors — R. Chung

Wardens— Chan Fan and Prof. A. J. Mauricio

LugardHall—N.

Eliot Hall—W. Faid, b.sc.

P. Koh, M.sc. Medical Advisers — Rev. G. L. Ken-

May Hall—H. L. Mackenzie, m.a. nedy,

Tang, m.b.,. b.s.b.ch.

s. j., m.b., - and Dr. Y. Y.

(In connection with the Uni- EyeM B.,Specialist

versity and maintained by B.S., D.O.M.S.Dr. S. N. Chau,

—

St.outside organizations)

John’s Hall—41, BonhamI Hoad

(Church Missionary Society )

Warden—George

Morrison She, b.a.Bead

Hall -r- Hatton v® m m m

(London Missionary Society) Wah Road; YeeTeleph. College—124,

26272 Kennedy

Warden

B.sc. — Stanley V. Boxer, Headmaster—Lim How Ping

Ricci Hall (Jesuit Order) — Clerk—Chan Chun Sing

PokfulumRev.Road Supervisors

Rev. T. F.ofRyan, English

s.J., Studies—

m.a. and

Warden—

s.j. Fr. B. C. Kelly, Rev. B. C. Kelly, s.j., b.a.

St. Stephen’s Hall—for Women Teaching Staff—Chan Chin Keung,

(Church Missionary Society) Chan

Cheung, WoonHo Wing,

Pui Kan,Chung

Lim Wah

How

Warden—Miss M. Baxter Ping, Lin Chung Shou and Wong

Our Lady’s Hall—for Women Wing Kit

(St. Paul de Chartres) Physical Instructor—Ho Pui Kan

Warden—Rev. Sr. Beatrice

Vc m t: w & ^ m %

Wah Yan College—2-8, Robinson Road; Ying Wah College—Bute Street, Mong-

Telephs. 24290 (College), 32333 (Editor, kok, Kowloon; Teleph. 57465

“The Rock”) & 23373 (Rock Manager) Headmaster—Herbert Noble, B.sc.

A580 HONGKONG

Edward Dispensary, The (C. Kamming & s * « ie

&51,Co., Ltd.) Druggists and Chemists—

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20876 EngDealers Aun inTong

Cheng Yik Kwan, mng. director Tiger(TheBalmTigerandMedical

Other Hall),

Medi-

Lo Kung Lam, assistant cine—26, Bonham

26368; Cable Ad: HawparStrand East; Teleph.

Ip Kwai Chung, general manager

m & m &

Elite Styles, Ladies’ Outfitters and ft ft 3C

Eancy

Floor, Goods

26, — Shell Road

Queen’s House, Central;

Ground Erdmann & Sielcken, Batavia, Sema-

Teleph. 22432; Cable Ad: Elite. Branch: of Java Soerabaja

rang, (Java), Exporters

Sugar and General Produce from

“Lucille,” 18, Queen’s Road Central Dutch East Indies—China Repres:Bank

8a,

B. F. Lee, manager Des Vceux Road Central, National

Kan-hing Lum, sub-manager Bldg.; Teleph. 28611; Cable Ad.

Erdmasugar

Ellis Kadoorie Indian School— (See Ho Wan Fong, China representative

Educational under Government)

Esmail, A. R. H., Stock and Share

ffimm Broker (Member of the Hongkong

Ellis

Brokers and Estate Agents—Holland Cable Building, Ad: Halliard

5th Floor; P.O. Box 551;

House,(3Queen’s

31281 Lines);Road

P.O. Central;

Box 599;Teleph.

Cable E.H. Esmail I| S.MissC. Lily

ChanPeuster

Ad: Elledga A. H. Esmail

F. M. Ellis, principal U. H. Esmail | T. C. Leung

A. J. Edgar, do. Esmail & Sons, H. M. H., Manufac-

J. J. Edgar, signs per pro. turers’ Representatives, Importers

J. Middleton Smith and Exporters and Commission

R.C.MissA.M.S.deOmar

C. Rodrigues

M. Rodrigues

Agents—Kayamally

P.O. Box 551; CableBldg., Ad: 5th Floor;

Halliard

Chan Chung Ngar A.E.R.H.H.Esmail

Esmail, | managing

S. C. Chandirector

A. H. Esmail Miss Lily Peuster

*1 £ W M U. H. Esmail | T. C. Leung

Empire Aquarium Supply Co.—Room

305, Des Voeux Road Central n & ps # m m &

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd. (Incorporated in

Singapore, S.S.), Real Estate and Land

Empire Printing Co., Ltd. — 50, Investment — 109-115, Queen’s

Central; Teleph. 21988; P. O. Box 1019;

Road

Wellington Street; Teleph. 26002 Cable Ad: Huge

Directors—Eu

Branch Manager—K. Tong Sen S. Loand K.C. Eu

Empire Sales Co.—33, Wong Nei Chung Secretary & Accountant—Y. C. Kwan

Road, Happy Valley; Teleph. 31261; Cashier—Y. C. Ting

Cable Ad: Emsco Staff—Yeung Chiu Ming, S. Y. Mak

M. B. King, manager and Liu Kara Tai

Empire Trading Co., The, Exporters, Eunice”— Peninsula Hotel Arcade;

Importers and Manufacturers’ Repre- Teleph. 58081

sentatives—21,

Teleph. Bonham

26091; Cable Ad: Strand,

Tetco; West:

Acme, Bentley’s, Complete PhraseCodes:

and

A.B.C. 6th Edition

Manager—Jackson Chan

Staff—H. S. Hui, Miss Parley Leung, Eurasia Aviation Corporation,

Sum Shun Kai and Ng Sik Hongkong Office, Mail Passenger and

Freight

Floor, Service

8, — King’sRoad

Connaught Building, 4th

Central;

Empress Hotel—(Yee Hotels) Teleph. 25552 & 25553; Cable Ad: 5526

 HONGKONG A581

Manager—H. C. Tang “ Exporthleb

Association ” (U.S.S.R.

“Exporthleb”, All Union

Assistants—Y.

and M. ChangN. Lee, C. M. Cheng 7th Branch), Export Import—No.Hongkong

3, Apt.,

Engineer-in-Charge—S. W. Chen Floor, Holland House, p, Queen’s

Machinists—Y. M. Wong, S. Y. Chen (Tea Road Central; Telephs. 34351

and K. K. Lai Dept.); Cable Ad: Exporthleb

^ M W Wt ^ ^ ^ is

Eurasia Mercantile Corporation Faith of

Co., The, Importers

Drugs, PatentBuilding,

Medicines2nd& Perfu-

Importers and

KayamallyTeleph. Exporters—5th

Building, 20, Queen’s Floor, meries—China Floor,

Central; 30688; Cable Road

Ad: Queen’s

Ho Pak

Road Central; Teleph. 28361

Leung, manager

Usiaco; Codes: Acme and Private M.T.S.Lee,

Mok,secretary

sub-manager

C. G, Lynn, manager

^ a #:

Eureka Import & Export Co., General Falconer & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd., Geo.

Importers

turers’ & Exporters

Representatives & Alexandra

— Manufac- Watch-makers and Jewellers—Union

Building, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 26710; 22143 Building (Opposite Post Office); Teleph.

Cable Ad: Eureka F. W. T. Ross, director

Manager—Samuel

Secretary—ReneTang, Fernand

Koo Adam Kwok, Fancy Bazaar, Wholesalers & Retailers

Staff—Thomas

Leung Wing Chiu, Cheung Koon ofMerchants—42, Piece-Goods

c Ready-made & Silk

Road Central;

Sang,

Sang Wong Too and Wong Wan Toleph. 32568; P. O. Box 817; Cable Ad:

Fancy

^ ft ^ IflE D. W. Chugani, manager

K. T. Sonney, asst, manager

Everett Steamship Corporation, Ship- R. Nathur, clerk

owners, Agents and Brokers—Queen’s

Building; Teleph. 23469; P. O. Box 39; Far East Aviation Co., Ltd., The—

Cable Ad: Leverett. Head Office:

Manila, P. L; and at Shanghai, Kobe, Kowloon; Registered Office: 26, Nathan Road,

Yokohama, Iloilo and Cebu Teleph. 59101 (All Depts.);

D. L. Cochran, manager Cable Ad : Airco; Codes: Bentley’s

Leung Chee Ling J orge Cheyne and Private

Agents : Directors—G. G. N. Tinson (chairman),

M. M. Watson and K. S. Morrison

Manager—W.

American Mail Line, Ltd.

United States Salvage Association, Secretary—H. F.R.Dudmande Pinna

Inc. Staff—L. Roza Pereira, S. C. Loo and

John Fan Che

m £& is # ® * FarLtd.,

EastThe,Flying

Everlasting Kai Training AirportSchool,

Tak Nathan — Re-

Radio, GeneralCo.,Mechanical

The, Electrical

& Contrac-& gistered Office: 26,

Kowloon, Hongkong; School, Aero-

Road,

tors —102, Johnston Road; Teleph. drome and Seaplane Base: Kai Tak

24510 Airport, Kowloon; Telephs. 69282;

Cable Ad : Airco; Codes: Bentley’s

and Private

Ever-New Cleaning & Dyeing Co., Directors—G.

man),S./Ld. G. N. Tinson

K. S. P.Morrison, K. (Chair-

F.Smith Smith

Steam Laundry, Dry-cleaners and and Holroyd

Dyers—Head Office and Works; 303, Staff-W. W. McCombe (Chief En-

Main Street, Shaukiwan West; gineering Instructor), J. Horowitz,

Teleph. 26005; Kowloon Branch: 52, Wat Hew Kui, Lee Wan Choi, A. S.

Nathan Road; Teleph. 56087 Banker and Mrs. C. Basto

Lee Chong, manager Accountant—H. R. de Pinna

A582 HONGKONG

n & & n n m. Federation of British Industries—67

Far East Motors (Far East Aviation and 69, DesYceux Road Central; Teleph.

Co., Ltd., Proprietors),

Standard Distributors,Chevrolet and 21746

Hongkong, Representative in South China—

Macao, HainanKowloon;

& SouthTeleph.

China 59101;

— 26, G. W. Sewell

Nathan Road,

Cable Ad: Femor ^ fg 71$

Manager—C. E.W.White

Accounts—H. Pomeroy and Au FeiCochraneFei Co., Photo-Engravers —18,

Chuen S. Rodrigues, m.b.e. (Mil.) 22224 Street, 2nd Floor ; Teleph.

Clerical—J. Wong Fook, manager

and H. H. Kwong

Sales—L.

Stores—H.Gardner

M. ChanandandC. Tse

P. Basto

Sing

Service —

HalliganGilbert Sing and Geo. Fernandez, mm®M., Merchant—10, Ice House

Storage—Yue Sing and P. Y. Chan Street,Code:

dina; 9th Bentlev’s

Floor; Cable Ad: Fernan-

IM & ft Filmo Depot, Dealers

Professional in AmateurAcces-

Cinemachinery, and

Far East Oxygen

Ltd., The (Ste. d’Oxygene

lene d’Extreme-Oi' et d’Acety-

ient)—Office, Work- Recording Instruments—Marina House,

shops and Factories: To-kwa-wan; 3rd

Teleph.Floor,32153;

15-19,Cable

Queen’s

Ad: Road Central;

Filmodep

Teleph. 57789; Codes: Lugagne and Mrs. P. Corra, manageress

Natio Miss H. Lo

R. E. M Devaux, manager K. W. Wong | K.S. Lo

Mrs. R. J. Stevens, secretary Agents for-.

w&mfttitMTttig Bell & Howell Co., Chicago

FarAgents

East Shipping Taylor Instruments Co., Rochester

and Ship,Co.,Freight

Ltd., Steamship

and Coal Finegy Motor Car Co., Ltd.—75,

Brokers—18-19,

Teleph. 30471; ConnaughtRd. Central;

Cable Ad: Farshipco; Wong Nei Chong Road; Teleph.

Codes Used: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Scott’s 23551

10th Edition, Bentley’s, Bentley’s

Second, Boe Code, New Boe Code and Finnish Consulate—{See Consulates)

Private

FabOnEastern Journal—1st Fire Insurance Association of Hong

Bank Building, 26, Des Floor,

Voeux Wing

Road Kong—(o'ee Associations and Societies)

Central; Teleph. 24020; P. O. Box 1445; First Church of Christ, Scientist—

Cable Ad: Thomasle {See Churches and Missions)

Walter Hanming Chen, editor

Fleming Cafe—2, Fleming Road; Teleph.

if n m m 30724

Far Eastern Export Co.—8a, Des Vteux

Road Central, Room 202, 2nd Floor; M ® 4*

Teleph. 23148; P. O. Box 642; Cable Ad: Chung Sai Tai Yeuk Fong

Rawmateria Fletcher & Co., Ltd. (The Pharmacy),

Henry Lok, manager Chemists, Druggists, Patent Agents

Medicine

Far Eastern Nominees, Ltd.—Holland Vendors and Commission —

House, 3rd Floor Shell House, 26, Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. 20345

Farrell, P. T., Consulting Engineer and FlyHire(TheDayNew) Garage,MotorMotorAccessories

Cars for

Surveyor—6, Koon Ma Terrace; Teleph. and Night,

24422; Cable Ad : Farseeing; Code : and Repairs

Teleph. 22077 — 59, Gloucester Road;

Bentley’s

 HONGKONG A.583

Foodbn,

Ltd., Brisbane & Co. (Hongkong), Foreign Investments, Ltd.—Hongkong

tractorsCivil — HeadEngineers

Office: and Con- & Shanghai Bank Building, 4th Floor

c/o Percy

Smith, Seth & Fleming, Bank of Franklin Laboratory, Metallurgists

Canton Bldg.; Telephs. 20700 and

31900; Cable Ad: Fogbane; Codes: and Analysts—63-65,

Teleph. 22224Des Voeux Road

Bentley’s and Bentley’s Second Phrase Central; Partners—D. G. Glenn Allen, m.a.,

Fok, De. W. K., m.b., B.s.—Office: 36,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24341, Staff—Chu T.Po ShOwpan,

a.i c. and Yan b.sc., A.A.I.C.

Residence: 48, Bonham Road; Teleph. Fraternity Book Room, Sellers of

22793 Bibles and all Christian Literature

Fongkey & Co., mF., Importers I& & Exporters —216, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

57669 ; Branch:

Cable Ad22,: Fraternity.

— 18, Connaught Road Cent.; Teleph. kong Central Des Voeux Hong-

Road

24027; Cable Ad: Effective

Fook On S.S. Co.—155, French Consulate—(Nar Consulates)

Central; Teleph. 25547 Connaught Road

^ ^ ® ^ ^ 3c 1® u # * &

Fook On Wing, Ltd., Leather, Hide and French eral

Store, Commission Agents, Gen

Store-keepers, French Bakers,

Canvas Merchants and General Im- Confectionary and Provision

porters—40,

20302; Cable Ad: Lung St.; Teleph. Wine & Spirits, etc.—97, Queen’sDealers,

MingFookonwing Road

Central; Teleph. 20794; Cable Ad:

Fook Weng & Co., Manufacturers and Frenstor

Exporters of Swaiow Handmade Drawn Fuji Motor Car Co.—58, Gloucester

work—37, Nathan Road; Teleph. Road; Teleph. 22133

58762; Cable Ad : Curios; Code:

Bentley’s

Wong Soo Tack, general manager

Gou J iang Sam, asst, general manager

Fook Wing & Co.—25, Lee Yuen St.

East; Teleph. 21656 Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory,

Ltd., Manufacturers of All Kinds of

if ~m i Rubber Footwears, Ladies and Gents’

Foong Yuan Co., Importers and Ex- Wellingtons and Various Rubber

porters, Metal & Hardware Merchants Articles—Head Office & Works: Main

P.—116,

O. AsiaBox Life571;Building;

Cable Teleph. 27123; Street,

Ad: Worra.

Shaukiwan;

26764; Cable Telephs.Showroom:

Ad: Rubber. 22952

Shanghai Office: 158, Ruling Road; 243, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Teleph. 91974; Cable Ad: Worra, Shang 21346;

Teleph. and 335, Nathan Road, Kowloon;

hai.H. C.Works:

Cheng,1205, Hart Road

manager Fung 57718

Keong, managing director

Y. C. Chen, asst, manager Fok Kam Sek, manager

S.K. T.C. Yee, accountant An Kai Ming, asst, manager

Hwang, clerk Tang Tze Nam, secretary

Hui Cheuk Wa, accountant

if ft ^ m m

Fordyson & Co., Manufacturers & SE ^ iEI Fun9 Tany Kee

Exporters. Specialities: Silk

Lingeries & Linen Naperies—China Fung Tang, Importers, Exportersof and

Building, 6th Floor; P. O. Box 886; General King Merchants

Tin-Refinery and Owners

Pedder Tin

Building;

Cable Ad : Fordson; Codes : Acme, Telephs. Redbois; 20495

Codes: and

Acme,21704 Cable

A.B.C. Ad:

5th and

Bentley’s and Private 6th edns. Improved, Lieber’s, Bentley’s

David Cheung, manager andFung

DuoKong

S. J.K.P.Chang, sub-manager

Lee, secretary Un, principal

A584 HONGKONG

Fung Tsun, Architect,Building,6th

Civil Engineer Managing Director—N. G. Beale

& Surveyor—Pedder Floor, General

M.I.E.E. Manager—A. B. Raworth,

Pedder Street; Telephs. 21375 (Office)

27547

Fung (Residence)

Tsun, a.r.i.b.a., f.i.a.a.s., Manager for Hongkong A South China

principal —H. C. Margrett, b.com.

Asst. Manager (Shanghai)—S. Y.

Chang, M.SC., A.M.I.E.E.

Staff (Hongkong)—J. A. Y. Hart-

G.Manufacturers

S. Brothers,of Sports Davis, a.m.i.e.e., W.S.G.Capell,

Calder,B. F.S.

TropicalOutfitters

Guts— X. A. Remedios,

Dew, C. F. dos R.Remedios, C. A.

11, Hankow Road, Kowloon; Teleph. Remedios, Lau Fook Kee, S. K.

56641 ; Cable Ad : Games Koo, C. W. Kong, K. M. Lo, Miss L.

Gomes, Miss E.

Miss L. M. Sequeira M. Sequeira and

ID Yuen Wo

Gande,

Spirit & Price & Co., Ltd.,George’s

Cigar Merchants—St. Wine, Agencies:

Bldg., Ice House Street; Teieph. 20135; The General Electric Co., Ltd. of

Cable. Ad: Sphinx England

Directors — J. F. Shea (chairman), Fraser & Chalmers Eng. Works, Erith

Kenneth Chan and Wong Sik Chung Chamberlain & Hookham, Ltd.

R. P. Phillips, manager Pirelli-General Cable Works,

J. N. Wong, secretary Ltd., Southampton

Tsu Ho Tseung | Ho Kwai Wing Express S. M. S. Lift Co., Ltd.

Lam Shiu Wan Lam Yuk Ching Fetters, Ltd.

Lai Hok Ping | Li Shiu Wing Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd.

Gap Road English School — (See Davey, Paxman & Co., Ltd.

Educational under Government)

General Electric X-Ray Corp.—Office

General Accident, Fire & Life As- with Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., 67-69,

surance Corporation, Ltd.—15-19, Des P. O.VoeuxBox 73Road Central; Teleph. 28091;

Queen’s Road C.; Teleph. 21733

Chief Agents—James H. Backhouse,

Ltd.

Agents for Motor Car Insurance— General Import & Export Co.—26,

Des Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. 31475

Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd.

General Amusements, Ltd., Cinema General Motors (China), Ltd.,

Theatre Operators—Marina House, Motor Car & Motor Truck Manufactur-

15-19, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. ers—224, Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

31033; Cable Ad: Genamuco Building; Teleph. 25390; Cable Ad:

C. S. Rosselet, manager Genmo. Parts

Lim Kim Chong, asst, manager

H. S. Law, do. nei-chung Road,Warehouse:

Happy Valley; 33, Teleph.

Wong-

Miss V. Carvalho, stenographer 30533

C.P. G.E. Hogg,

Annis,manager

managerfor South& Acces-

(Parts China

General Construction Co. — 28301

8a, Des sories)

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. E. d’Encarnacao, accountant

E. L. Rocha, Field representative

Y. C. Chang, do.

Ying kwok tung yung din he yau han kung sze

General

Ltd., The Electric

(HongkongCo. of Branch),

China, % B m

Electrical Engineers and Manufacturers Gerondal, A. E., a.i.c.s., Ship Broker

—2, Queen’s Buildings; Teleph. 30247 ; and Shipping

Asia Building, 9th Agent — Bank

Floor; Telephs.of 33337

East

Cable

MagnetAd:House, Spark49,less.Szechuen

Head Office:

Road, and 30664; Cable Ad: Gerondal; Codes:

Shanghai; Branches: Hongkong, Tien- Boe’s Private (Old and New), Bentley’s and

tsin and Kunming

 HONGKONG

Gestktner ( Eastern ), Ltd., D. Harrisons & Croslield (Borneo), Ltd.

(Incorporated in England), Gestetner (Borneo)

Duplicators and Supplies—Type- James Kenyon & Son, Ltd. (Bury)

writing, Copying Office and Show- Levers Pacific Plantations Pty., Ltd.

room : 10, South Arcade, Gloucester (Sydney)

Building; Teleph. 25358; Cable Ad : Macneill & Co Mutual

Manufacturers (Calcutta)

Insurance Co.,

Gesoetuei s

- D. C. Loncraine, manager Ltd. (Sydney)

G. B. Wu, assistant Mercantile

(Sydney) Mutual Insurance, Ltd.

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.

m & (Shanghai)

Getz Bros. & Co.—Exchange Building; Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. (Lon-

Teleph. 32968; P.O. Box 532; Cable Ad: don)

Getz. Head Office: 64, Pine Street, San- Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. (London)

Francisco. Branches:Manila,

New York, Shang Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.

hai, Hongkong, Singapore, (Sydney)

Calcutta, Bombay and Batavia Richard, Haworth & Co., Ltd. (Man-

P. L. Morphew, manager chester)

A. Butt, asst, manager C. Castrol

C. Wakefield

Motor Oils)Co., Ltd. (Patent

Y. H. Yih, accountant

Miss H. O’Sullivan

Miss Alice Kwok I C. M. Koo Gibson & Co.,

W. K. Wong T. N. Wong —Chung TinArchitects

Building,and1stEngineers

Floor,5,

S.P. C.C. Wong

Lee Y.W. S.H.Tang

Wong Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

T.Y. L.C. Lou P.K. C.H. Kwan 21891

Ong Lee Principal—J. S. Gibson

D. H. Au L. Fung Assistants

Lai Chak— Lo Man Chuen and

Gibb Hong n n ^ ±

Gibb, Livingston

P. & O. Building; Telephs. & Co., 28031 Ltd.-& Tai Ping Tang Hong

22310; Cable Ad : Gibb Gilman & Co., Ltd. (Established 1841),

Merchants, Shipping Insurance and

F.L. W.J. Davies,

Foster, director

director (Shanghai) Manufacturer’s

Road Central;

Agents—4a,

Teleph.

Des Yoeux

30965; P.O.

F. L. Ball, manager Box 56; Cable Ad : Gilman

E. L. Groome, signs per pro.

A. T. Dow

H. D. Bidwell J. Y. da Luz “Glen” Line, Ltd. —14, Pedder Street;

C.A. J.Austin Teleph. 23696

V. Ribeiro C.G. deM. Assumpcao

Britto

L.A. A.J. Brown

Rosario H. J. Xavier Globe

H. A. Ribeiro A.H. F.A. Baptista

Soares tingerElectric Supply27688Co.—18, Pot-

Street; Teleph.

G. F. Santos

F.A. X.J. Castro P. Castro

Mendes Mrs. E. Pires

Lo Thack Man Globe Trading Co., The, Importers

ofPiece-goods

Metals, &Woollen

Fancies,& Paper-boards

Cotton Yarns,of

Agencies: All Kinds,Window,

Building & Sanitary

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Administration

(Apia) of Western Samoa Glass, Chemicals, Hardware && Tools,

Materials, Ornament Thick

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd. Machinery & Representatives — and

Sundries, etc.

(Borneo)North Borneo Government Manufacturers’

British Des VoeuxAd:Road Central; P. O. Box

37,

(Borneo) 755; Cable Genuinely

The British Phosphate Commissioners Proprietor

Staff—T. C.— I.Shum,

C. LeeC. H. Lai, K. Y.

(Melbourne)

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd. (Sydney) Kung, Lau Wing Fook and Chan So

Compagnie

de 1’OceanieFrancaise

(Paris) des Phosphates Gloucester, The — (See Hotels)

 HONGKONG

± M ^ fl X tT # and Private.RoadShanghai Head Office:

51, Canton

Ko Tah Kap Tulc Ke Le Se F. J. W. Focken, special represent-

Goddard

Consulting & Douglas, MarineandSurveyors,

Engineers Naval ative for China

Architects, Surveyors to Lloyd’s Agents, ± m

Local Lines,

ping Insurance Companies

Agents and Ship-to Gordon’s, Ltd.,

and Surveyors Ladies’ Footwear Special-

Det Norske Veritas—Alexandra Buil- ists—Kayamally Building, 22, Queen’s

Road Central; Teleph. 24o52

ding, 1st Floor, Des Voeux Road

Teleph. 20122; Cable Ad: Goddard Central; W. S. Drake, managing director

Partners — Capt. J. W. Bundred, Mrs. Howe | Mrs. Hunter

a.i.n.a. and S. K. Heiberg, m.i.n.a., Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha — 5, Queen’s

M.I.E.S.

Staff — Capt. J. Wood, a.m.i.n.a., O. Road Central; Telephs. 22908 & 23053

Y.K. Nishimura,

Fingalsen,

H. R. Greavesb.sc., a.m.i.n.a.,

and Miss Miss

E. Johnston Murata, p.p.manager

manager

Agents-.

Henry Hughes & Son, Ltd., London H & M Mk M £

Topi is & Harding, London Gotla & Co., P. D. (Established in

1865), General Merchants and Com-

& Go Ki mission Agents, Importers and

A. porters

Goeke—&China Co. (1935), Export, Ex Exporters — 36, Wyndham Street;

Building, 4th Floor; Teleph. 23084; P.O. Box 800; Cable

Telephs. 20463 (General) and 33419 AdManaging : Gotla

Proprietor — Homi D.

(Private); Cable Ad : Glueckauf; Codes: Baldawala Partner

A.B.C. 5th and 6th edn.,

Acme, Schofield’s, Mosse, Universal Bentley’s, Managing — Hoshang D.

Trade and Private Baldawala (On leave)

Bunnan Tong, sole proprietor Sub-Manager—Shavak D. Baldawala

Kannan Accountant—H. A. Hyndman

S. M. Lau,Tong, signs per pro.

accountant Chief Clerk—Wong \uek

Staff—Chiu Chung Choy, Chiu Yin Chung

W. K. Kam, b.a. (Correspondence Fo and Chiu Chung Tak

Dept.) F. H. Kwong

T.P. S.C. Kwok

Liang W. Gourdin, Dr. Allston, m.b., b.s.,Building;

Medical

K.C. Y.C. Wong

Chan K. L.C. LoChan Practitioner

Teleph. 25832;

— Kayamally

Residence: 271, Prince

M. L. So Edward Road, Top Floor; Teleph. 59405

H. L. Yuen H. L. Ho

Gracja & Co., Importers and Exporters of

S (S M # Foreign and Colonial Postage Stamps,

Golden City Restaurant—126, Queen’s Picture ReligiousBooks,Goods, Toys, Garden

etc.—10, Seeds,

Wyndham

Road Central; Teleph. 20121 Street; P. O. Box 620

Golf Club, The Royal Hong Kong— F. Mrs.

M. P.A.deP.Graga

Rocha j Miss F. Graqa

(See Clubs) Miss M. Gra

Good Hong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—236, Des

Voeux Road Central, 1st Floor; Teleph. Grand MDispensary M K $$ M

Ltd., The,

21729 ; Cable Ads : Goodhong & 7857 Manufacturing Chemists, Wholesale

John-long Liu, manager Retail Druggists. Dealers in Surgicaland In-

Goodyear

Sole Tire & Rubber

Importer for ExportKong

Hong Co., struments

cines, and Appliances,

Perfumes, Patent

Toiletries Medi-

andQueen’s

Drug-

gists’ Sundries —

and China, Universal Sales (China), Road Central; Telephs. 20606 & 21616; China Bldg.,

Inc., Goodyear Tires, Automotive

Rubber Cable

Accessories

Goods —36,

& Mechanical

French Bank Building; ChanAdYin,: Apothecary

managing director

Teleph. 34194; P.O. Box 1828; Cable Ad: Yau

Au Tak

Ping Wing,business

Ying, general manager

manager

Goodyear; Codes: TVcme, Bentley’s J. H. Chandler, chemist

 HONGKONG A587

Vc & * m & & m m m s

Hong kong tat hay yuen Greaves,and A. P.,Estate

Share Agent—11,

and General Queen’s

Broker,

Grand Theatre (Controlled

Yip Amusement by Hing Land

Co., Ltd.)—181-183, Road Central, 2nd Floor; Teleph.

Queen’s Load East; Teleph. 23694; 32572; Cable Ad: Grease

P.O. Box 295

fa & ^ m t

Gray Brothers, Import and Export, Ching chow ying nai hung sze

Contractors to the U.S.A. Navy, etc.—

Windsor House, 6th Floor, Des Voeux Office:Island Green Cement Co., Ltd.—Head

Road Central; Telephs. 27497 & 27980; Telephs.Exchange 23613 Building,

(Manager 2nd Floor,

Cable Ad: Graybros;

Bentley’s C. P. & Private Codes: Acme, Office) & 21463 (General Office) ; Works

Managing Director—Charles G. Gray (Works Superintendent’s Office)57609

at Hok Un, Kowloon; Telephs.

and

Secretary—A. G. Dalziel 57608 (Cement Works General Office);

General Managers for: P.O, BoxBentley’s

525; Cable Ad : 6thGreenland ;

The Majestic Enterprises:

The Gray Construction Co. F. D. Gray Codes: & A.B.C. Edition

The Gray Estates : F. D. Gray Directors—J. Scott Harston

man), J. H. Taggart, o.b.e. (mana- (chair-

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shops, Whole- ging director), Hon. Mr. A. L.

sale and Retail Dealers in Lingerie Shields,

Pearce, LiSirTseRobert

Fong, Ho

Hon.TungMr. T.andE.

Linens, Mandarin Coats, Lounging Pa-

jamas, Peiping Novelties, Hand-made Head Office Staff: D. C. Edmondston

Baby’s Dresses,

Gloucester Men’s Robes,

Building; Teleph.etc.,27424;

etc.— Manager & Secretary—R. Taylor

Cable Ad: Olacem Asst. Secretary—J.

Accountant—E. M. Hood

A. Noronha

Proprietors-Mr.

(Shanghai)

Manageress—Miss A. ClintonGutierrez A. Guterres, Mrs. G. F.M. E.Sclater

F. Baptists, Silva,andJ.

Accoun tant — Miss Christine Mrs. C. Medley

Staff--Mrs. D. Gordon Compradore—Fung Kwok Wa

Hok Un Works:

Great China Chemical Works,

(South China Branch)—167, Johnston Ltd. Works Supt.—S. F. Bishop

Road; Teleph. 27664. Head Office: 39, Chemist—S.

Engineers—J.S.J.Harris Cameron and D. F.

Thibet Road, Shanghai McCormickReason

Burner—H.

Electrician—P. R. Carnac

Great

Sing China Duco System

Lane; Teleph. 58479 Co.—3, Wing Clerks—C. A. Cunha, L. G. Lima and

J. Gonsalves

Great Eastern Tobacco

Ltd.—244, Queen’s Road Central;Manufactory, Agency:

Teleph. 24605 Associated

facturers, Portland Cement Manu-

Ltd. (“Snowcrete”, “Co-

Great Eastern Hotel—{See Hotels) lorcrete”, “Stipplecrete”

peroo” Waterproofing Compound) and “Im-

ig & f* # # s t * TplJ 5^ Tm Lee

Great ChinaRoadHardware

Johnston ; Teleph. Co.,

30944The—210, Gregory & Co., T. M., Import and

P. S.M.S.Shen, manager Export

Teleph. Merchants—Queen’s

21360; P.O. Box 296; Building;

Cable Ad:

T. K. Zung

Chan | T. M. Feng Gregorian; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition,

Bentley’s and Acme

Distributors: T. M. Gregory, principal

L.N. R.LeeGregory I S. H. Ho

Dodge Spare

Morris Spare Parts

Parts

R. I. V. Ball and Roller Bearings Chu Tak Cheung | Mrs. E. Webb

Sole Agents:

Great Northern

—{See Telegraphs) Telegraph Co., Ltd. Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd. Wholesale

Diamond Merchants

 HONGKONG

^ ft Sze Cheong H. & Y. Trading Co—18, Connaught

Griffith

Exporters(1932), and Ltd.,

General Kaw Silk Road

T. E.,Merchants— Central; Teleph. 20182

H. W. Hui, manager

St.

CableGeorge’s Building; Teleph. 26094;

Ad: Griffith

M.

P. F.A. X.'Annett,

Baldesberger,director

do. m & m n &

M.D.M.Noronha

Annett, | Mrs.do.L. Noronha (Absent) Habade, Importers and Distributors of:

fornian Specialities,

Cheese Delicatessen,Frozen

Fruits and Vegetables, Cali-

Butter, General Provisions, etc.—Office

& Main Store: French Bank Building,

$ m KiLimPo

Gkimble & Co., Geo., Ship, Freight, Coal 2nd Branch:Floor;176,Teleph.

Prince 30460;

EdwardKowloon

Road;

and General Brokers—1, Prince’s Teleph. 58677

Buildings; Telephs. 20342 and 20344; Staff—Chan Hon Ki, Chan To Ki and

Cable Ad : Elbmirg Chan Shui Ki

E. Grimble | Pang Kok-sui

Grose & Co., J. F., Share and

General Brokers and Estate Agents Hall Lawft Company, M

—8,

Floor,DesRoomYoeux Boad Central,

6; Teleph. 2nd Exporters and CommissionImporters,

22400; Cable Agents,

Ad:J. Groseribs Stationery and Photographic

China Building, Queen’s RoadSupplies—

Central;

Francis Grose, principal Teleph. 23217; Cable Ad: Hallaw

Ip Kam Kwong, assistant

ft ft m m Hancock,

Brokers —A.Stock & S.,Exchange

Bill andBuilding;

Bullion

Grose Way & Co., Importers, Exporters Teleph. 27980; Cable Ad: Jonquil

and Commission Agents—421,

Building; Cable Ad: Groseway; Code Asia Life

Used: Bentley’s

C. M Way, manager ^ £r jfi:

Grossman & Coppin, Bill and Bullion Handicraft Distributing Co., Manufac-

Brokers — Alexandra Building, 4th and Silk Lingerie—5,turers and Exporters of Art Street;

Linens

Floor, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. Teleph. 21069; P.O. BoxWyndham

20195 Chansgoods; Code Used: Bentley’s Ad:

230; Cable

K. W. Chan, manager

ig £ # m

Groupe-Chine, Manufacturers’ Represen- ^ ii ® ^ #

tatives—

Road Central; 507, Holland

Telephs. House,

24621 &Queen’s

32042; Hang Cheong, Member of Chinese Gold

Cable Ad: Monestoy and

Agents for Exchange

Silver The Chinaand Authorized

Insurance Co.,

Guatemala Consulate—(See Consulates) Ltd.—Room 617, China Building,

Floor, Queen's Road Central; Telephs. 6th

isj£• m 24897 & 26216

Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd., C. M. Tang, proprietor

Manufacturers

Materials, Heavyof Steels, ScrewWireThread

Rods,

Reinforcing Bars, Exchange

Baling Hoops, etc.— Hang; Taim& £r m M

Room 53, Stock Building;

Teleph. 27448; P. O. Box 103; Cable Ad: Importers andFungs Co., Exporters,

Commission Agents.

Nettlefold Fresh Fruits and Food

Speciality—20, Queen’s Road Products

Central;A

H.T.Hobden, representative

H. Hutchinson Teleph, 23490; P.U. Box 629; Cable Ad:

Handsel; Codes: A.Acme

Editions, Bentley’s, B. C.& 5th

Duo

Guterres, Dr. A. P., m.b., b.s.—Chung

Building; Telephs. 32405 (Office) & 58952 Tin K. S. Fung, manager

(Residence) T. W. Fung, asst, manager

 HONGKONG A589

^ fiQ Hing .Sing ft m m & it &

Hannibal

girfc Merchants & Co.,andLtd., W. A., Ex- Hastings

Shippers—Marina

& Co., Solicitors, Con-

veyancers, Proctors, Notaries Public,

ouse, 15-19, Queen’s Koad Central; Patent and Trade Floor,Mark

15-19,Agents—

Teleph.

Ad: 21733;Codes:

Hannibal; P.O. Acme, 7; Cable Road Central; 1st

Box Bentley’s; Marina House, Queen’s

Telephs. 28071-2; Cable

and at Canton Ad: Slemish; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

F.J. Harrop,

Lobel, director Edition and Western Union

do. Edgar Davidson, solicitor & notary

H. S. Hinsdale, do. public

Lo Tsok Man E. S. C. Brooks, solicitor

Ko Chi Chung | Tan Kai Hung W.public

M. Brown, b.a., solicitor

Hariram’s (First-class Miss Mooney, stenographer

Nathan Road, Kowloon;Silk Store)—51,

Teleph. 56845;

P. O. Box 689; Cable Ad: Hariram if # 2T> H

Hattori Trading Co., Ltd., Dealers in

^ ^ ^ e h Watches, Clocks and Sundry Goods—

Harper & Co., Ltd., Wallace, Authorized 10, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20853;

Ford Dealers—Head Office: 223, Nathan P.O. Box 292; Cable Ad: Hattori

Road, Kowloon; Telcphs.

Hongkong Service Station: Arsenal59245 & 5D246;

Street; Teleph-. 28240 & 33120; Parts Have & Co.,fr K. H.—Kayamally # IpI

Building,

&Shamshuipo,

Assembly Depts.: Tong Mee Road,

Kowloon; Teleph. 56216; Codes Used: Acme, Bentley’s Ad:

3rd Floor; Teleph. 33645; Cable Hay e;

P.O.Managing

Box 1618;Director—Wallace

Cable Ad: FordcarHarper Manager—C. W. Cheng & Private

Director, Canton Branch Manager — Secretary—Chan Cheu-kuan

J. F. Shea Macau Representative—L. G. Gomes

Acting Secretary—S. Jex Clerks—Miss M. Chan, Miss Dorothy

Service Manager—D. Fittinghoff Lee and M. D.C. Fong

Salesmen—O. Wongand M. C. Yuen

Assembly Manager—W. Kailey

Travelling Representative—A.

Accountaut—Matthew M. LumJ. Bush Hazeland,mE.ftpM.,hiCivilfit Engineer,

f± #

Salesmen—Ed. Archi-

Lok, ChungL.Lam Rocha,

Yiu YuandChuen tect and Surveyor—Kayamally Build-

Fred. ings, 20, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

Rocha 23564; Cable Ad: Hazelearth

Harriman

General & Co.,(Members

Brokers G.A., Stock,

of Share &

Hongkong

Sharebrokers’ Association)—9u2, Bank Health Cleaning Vi

ofCableEastAd:Asia Building;Codes:

Teleph.Bentley’s Service, Scientific

26333; Health Office and Residence

Harriman; Cleaning,

and Private Waxing, Polishing, Disinfecting, Fumi-

G A. Harriman, principal gating and General Sanitary Con-

Alex. Tsui | Mak Hung tractors—101, Wanchai

P. Supervisors—P.S.

O. Box 499 Road, 1st Floor;

Harston, J. Scott—1, Des Yoeux Road Seng and S. B. Seng

Central; Teleph. 22895 Chief Inspector—Andrew

Inspectors—Y.D Chang andSiuC.D. Zee

Hassaram

Eorters

luilding;— Teleph.

Room 207, 2nd P.O.

25394; Floor,BoxChina

964; Heaply & Co., ff vt m w,

Cable Ad: Hassaram; Codes: Private, Ship Brokers and Ship Agents, Freight &

Schofield’s,

3-Letter Bentley’s,A.B.C.

Oriental. Head 5th

Office: Edition,

Hydera- Exchange Building,General Merchants—

3rd Floor; Teleph.

bad, Sind, India 24886; CableShang,

IpStaff-H.

Lam Ad: Heaply

general manager

R.N. Naraindas, manager

Prishotamdas, accountant C. Ip and C. P. Ip

Gurdasmal, chief clerk Keep Yunn (C.M.S.) School—(Nee Educa-

Yokohama Office—P.O. Box

Shanghai Office—P.O. Box 1948

76 tional)

A590 HONGKONG

Helen's Beauty Salon—14, Queen's Directors — Kwok Hin Wang and

Road Central; Teleph. 34055 Kwok Manager—Chiu

General Chung King YukChak Son

Helena May Institute — {See Associa- Manager (Canton) — Wong Kwong

tions and Societies) Tai

Staff—Chan Hon Kong, Wong Shiu

*r m Hei, Wong

Yin, Wong Shiu

Wan Yan,

Tung,Kwong

KwokShun,Yau

Heney Sales • Company, Exporters, Wong Shui Kwong Yee, Kwok Ngau,

Importers and Manufacturers—Asia Leung and Cheng Man

Life

27488;Building;

Cable AdP.O.: Hensales;

Box 863; Teleph.

Codes:

Acme, Bentley’s, Oriental 3-Letter and Hinat-Law—ChungShing Lo, m.a. (Cantab.), Barrister-

Tin Building; Teleph.

Private 23952

flj Ying Lee

Hepwoeth Priestley & Co., Suppliers

of Chrome, Tin, Wolfram, Zinc, Galena, Hing yip yu lok yau han kung see

Lead, Copper,

■ and Antimony, Molybdenum King Yip Amusement&Co.,

Manganese Ores — Gloucester TheatreProprietors

Building; Teleph. 32286; Cable Ad: (Controlling the Grand FilmLtd., Cinema

Distributors

Heppriest; Codes: Acme and Private Theatre,

chai)—Office: Grand Theatre, 181-183, Wan-

Hewlitt & Funo, Architects—Red- Queen’s Road East; Teleph. 23694; P.O.

der Building, Top Floor; Teleph. 21375 BoxT. C.295Wong, mng. director

A. G. Hewlitt, f.r.i.b.a., principal C. Chui

H. Chui, asst. mng. director

Fung Tsun, a.r.i.b.a., f.i.a.a.s., do. To, assistant

Him Yue & Co., Coal Merchants—China

Building, 1st Floor ; Teleph. 21319;

Cable5thAd:andHimyu;

and Scott’s Codes : A.B.C. 4th Hinley Co.,U L., Importers

10th Edition

fj &

and Com-

mission Agents of General Merchan-

^ & mm ftm w dise—27, Connaught Road Central;

Himly,

Export Ltd., General

Merchants — 32,Import and Teleph.

Connaught Hinleyco

34423: P.O. Box 508; Cable Ad:

Road Central; Telephs. 20401, 20934

and

Himly 24322; P. O. Box 213; Cable Ad: Hirss Co., ftImporters, m m ff

ExportersGilman

ana

Chan Yin, managing director Manufacturers’ Agents—2,

SoleFarleigh

Agens Nettheim

: Street, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 33012; P.O.

Pty., Ltd. Tanners Box 695;A. Cable

B. C. Ad: Hirscomp;Ame Codes&

(Sydney, N. S. W.),

Mimosa,” “Tree,” “ King andof Used:

“Butterfly” Bentley’s

5th Edition,

“Hand” Brands of Leather Hung Koon Hung, principal

S. Ho

C. Lai, manager

Siu Fung, assistant

ft m

Hin Cheono Trading Co., Importers, Ho Hong Bank—(^ee Banka)

Exporters and Commission Agents—

Bank of East Asia Building, 4th,

Floor; Teleph. 21386; Cable Ad:

Hintrade a ■& pk « a *1

HoInsurance

Hong Co. Agents,

(China), Importers,

Ltd., Shipping,Ex-

^ & m a it m porters, Commission Agents and Gen-

HiningFatand& Co., Ltd., Shipping Forward- eral Merchants—Registered Office: 48A,

Insurance Agents, General BonhamCable Strand West; Telephs. 25646 &

Contractors and Stevedores — Regis- 26127; Managing

Ad: Hohongco

Director— Lim Peng Mau

tered Office: 17, Connaught

Central; Telephs. 23483 & 22489; Cable Road Manager—Ma Chak Man

Ad: Diligent; Codes : Bentley’s Asst.

Chan Mun Pung Chin Poo and

Managers—Tan

Complete Phrase and Private

 HONGKONG A591

Hotioner—

Ko Tsun,55,Dr.,Queen’s

General Koad Practi- Compradore’s

MedicalCentral; Mok Ching

Department: Tel. 57542

U m, compradore

Teleph. 21633 Superintendent Engineer’s Department

(Blue Funnel Line): Tel. 58993

HoFinancier—Office:

Tung, Sir Robert, Merchant and J.R. C.A. L.Morrison,

Wong, supt.

asst, engineer

engineer

4a, Des Voeux Road H. Bustard, shipwright supt.

Central; Telephs. 24217, 20059 (Town

Residence), 29008 & 29105 (Peak Holy Cross Church—(Nee Churches

Residence)

S.C.LukSun,PakWeiTo,Tat,

K. C.Kwan

WongYauandKwong,

S. C. and Missions)

Leung, assistants Honda, H., Importers and Exporters,

Ham and Bacon Specialist—40 and 45,

ft ft m Johnston Road; Teleph. 20720; Cable

Hodges, H. M., Manufacturers’ Repre- Ad: Hondayoko

sentatives

Queen’s — AsiaCentral;

Road Life Building,

Cable Ad: 14, Home for Blind Girls & Home for

Traveller the Poor—(Nee Italian Convent under

Proprietor—A. S. Hill Educational)

Representative—S. K. Pang

Staff—F. S. Tai, K. C. Lock, Charles Hongkong Amateur Dramatic Club

Chu, —(Nee Clubs)

Miss A.P. Xavier

C. Chan,andMissMrs. M.W. Barton

A. Fox Hongkong Automobile Association —

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co.—171, Wing Lok (Nee Associations and Societies)

Street, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 26240; Cable

Ad: Prosperous

Lau King Tsing, manager Hongkong

2nd Floor,Bankers Cleaning

4a, Des Voeux RoadHouse—

Central

Ho See Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery,

Ltd., The

Holland China Handelscompagnie N.V. House, 7, Duddell Street; Brewery: — Registered Office: Dina

(Holland - China Trading Co., Ltd.), Sham Tseng, Castle Peak Road; Telephs.

Merchants—67 & 69, Des Voeux

Central; Telephs. 30343-4; P.O. Box 67 Road 2019051930(General Office),Cable

23154Ad:(Accounts)

Ph.Th.H.HuberRlimanek, manager and (Brewery); Brury

H. D. Rumjahn J. H. Ruttonjee, rang, director

J.J. A.G. Lau

Beukers F.K. Santos Linstead & Davis, secretaries

F. Yuen Brewery Staff

C. G. Markar Chan Ting Fai V. V.Woitsch,

Agencies : Hak, brewmaster

brewer

N. V. Internationale Crediet-en F. Tichopad, do.

Handels-Vereeniging “Rotterdam” A.K. Y.H. Calamel,

Kwok chief " engineer

Mrs. T

M. mThoresen

L. Khan

Century Insurance Co., Ltd. of Y. K. Yee Juman

London (Marine) C. W. Lam A. R. Khan

Western

and London Assurance

(Fire) Co. of Toronto G. Fernandes Asdulla Khan

Hongkong Office

# K ^ # ii *0 H M. F. de Pinna I F. Shuster

Lam yin ung lun shuenfo chong F. Leung | Y. S. Au

H o l t’s Wharf — Kowloon; Telephs. Hongkong Broadcasting Studio—(N««

58066-8

Butterfield & Swire, agents Associations and Societies)

Capt. R. Henderson, wharf manager

D. M. McAdam, asst, wharf manager ft ft m £ m

J.C. BH. Colls,

Tang, wharf engineer

accountant San Ghee Lee Yeung Hong

Hongkong- Canton Export Co., Ltd.,

H. G. Bales,

C.E. L.H. Starling, do.

Blake, chief clerk Export, Import, Insurance—French

Bank Bldg.; Telephs. 20114 & 22785;

W. Fleming, wharfinger do. Cable Ad: Hocanexco

Chan

LeungKui, Sui asst, wharfinger

Po, head godownman Managing Directors — Kam Cheong

Yan and C. Arnulphy

A592 HONGKONG

& KUf § f£ if #

Hongkong & Canton Ice Manufacturing Hongkong - ft

Chinaft Trading

m a Co., Im-

Co., Ltd , The, Ice Manufacturers & porters,

Manufacturers’ RepresentativesAgents,

Exporters, Commission and

Cold Storage — Factory : Shameen, Ship-chandlers’ Suppliers — Bank

Canton

General Managers—The Dairy Farm, 24709; P.O.Building,

Canton 3rd Floor; Teleph.of

Ice

Lower AlbertStorage

Koad -Co., Ltd., 2,;

Hongkong U. Mankind, general manager

Teleph. 20118

Directors—Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell

(chairman), Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce, Hongkong ^ m m m %

D. L. Newbigging and Ho Kom ExportersClays

Tong of China

Kaolin andCo., Ltd.,

Kaolin—

Secretary—G. Milne 7, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs. 28106

Engineer-in-Charge—F.

& M.I. MIN. E. Cope, m.i.e.e. & H. 28107; Cablemanager

Turner, Ad: Explanate

Hongkong Club—(Nee Clubs)

m & m m m & g ft ^

Shang Kong 0 Lun Shun Rung Sze

Hongkong,

Co., Ltd., Canton

Steamship& Macao Steamboat Hongkong

Owners—Queen’s

Commercial Co., The, Gen-

eral Importers, Exporters and Com-

Building; mission Agents—4a, Des Voeux24631;Road

Steamboat Teleph. 20101; Cable Ad: Central, 2nd Floor; Teleph. P.O.

Directors—Li Tse Fong (Chairman), BoxHo71;Hung Cable Ad : Hongcomco

Kwan, manager

Hon.

o.b.e., Mr. M. K. Lo, J. P. Braga, Chow Nim Tong, asst, manager

DirectorTung-fan Lo Ho

for Sir Robert (Alternate

Tung), Ho Hung Pong,

Staff-H. secretary

P. Pang, Wong Chen and

L. B. Wood

Secretary—H. da Luz and D. L. Newbigging Miss F. Ho

Canton Agents—Deacon & Co., Ltd. Hongkong Cricket Club—(Nee Clubs)

Macao Agent—A. A. de Mello

Hongkong & Canton Sanitary Ser- ® $1] #

vice, Contractors for Office, House Ma La Sai Po

Building and Bus Cleaning, Disin- “ Hongkong Daily Press,” Morning

fecting and Fumigating—17, Newspaper (Established in 1857 ) —

ham Street; Teleph. 22450 Wydn- Central Marina House, & 480,15-19,Hennessy

Queen’s Road,

Road

Directors—Wm.

F. W. F. Chan K. Y. Waung and Wanchai; Telephs. 33225, 33383 &

Accountant—H. Fan (Night) 24511; P.O. Box 1;

Press. London Office: 53, Fleet Street, Cable Ad:

Inspectors—K.

Y. S. Lai andL.P.Wong, W. S. Chow, E.C.

S. Chang 4.; Cable Ad: Socotrine

Foremen—H. Wang, D. S. Chu and ‘ Hongkong China Overland

Weekly Press &

Trade Report”

C. K. Sin Directory & Chronicle of" the

Far East

13 & n « Local Directory, The

Mui Hi Rung Sze Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd., proprietors

Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.— • Lt.-Col. H.L. Murrow, d.s.o., managing

Office: West Point; Teleph. 28181;

Central Showrooms: Gloucester Editorial T. director

Y. Chang, asst, general manager

Bldg.; Teleph. 24704 "Works: West Department

Point and Yaumati Neil E. Hunter,sub-editor

E. MacNider, editor

H. E. Stone, engineer & gen. mgr. J. H. Franco,

F. Goodwin, resident engr. & mgr.

G.F. Tyndall,

E. F. Thompson, accountant V.Chas. L. Beckerdo.

V. Kolatchoff

asst, engineer CheungHingLock

T. C. Ellacott, do. O.

E. Talip

P. Tseng N. C. Lorenciano

E. W. Simmonds, distribution supt. F. Woo G. C.M.Markar

S. Maher

H. W. G. McLaren, asst. do. Tse Shu Man E. Lo

 HONGKONG A593

General Office Mains Department:

Mrs.General

E. Eamsey (Advertising & Capt.F.L. Brown,o.B.E.(Mil.), a.m.i.e.e.

Department) E.G.T.Thompson

Padgett, m.b.e.

L.D. V.Goularte

Xavier |I K. F. Wong

Au Tin Choi (Mil.) J.G.A. A.A.I. Ribeiro

Neves

Gonzales

A.R. Cox L.Y. G.C. Morales

Hongkong Dental Association — {See C.A. E.G. Gahagan

Everett, Chan

Associations and Societies) A.M.I.E.K A. H. Ismail

c* g STi!& W. E. Baker C. Y.

M. A. XavierLam

Hongkong Dispensary (A. S. Watson & Workshop D. Ribeiro

Co., Ltd.), Pharmaceutical & Dispensing & Stores :

Chemists, Stocks of Finest Quality A. F. Paul A. Hassan

• Drugs and Chemicals, C.R, R.E. Wilson

dries, Perfumes, BeautyDruggists, Sun-

Preparations, Slattery C.M. E.L Razack

etc. Always

Building; Teleph.Available

20016 — Alexandra MeterI. Hassan

A. J. Coelho H. A. Coelho Bux

Pharmacist—J. L. Farrar, m.p.s. Department:

Staff D. S. Blake, Chan Ho and Miss S. L.Longfield

de Rome G.W.K. Crawford

L. H. Ko Thom- V.Y. S.Bonch,

G. G.son,S. A.M.I.E.E. b.sc.

Wong, b.sc.

m & A ITm ® # R. C. Butler A. A. Abbas

Hongkong Dollar Directory, Published Showroom W.R.E.F.Orchard

: A. J.J. Hoffman

Ablong

by The Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.— Gregory J.A.A.O.

Windsor House, Des Vceux

Central ; Telephs. 20011 & 20022 ; Cable Road A. F. Ferreira Mattos

Ad: Mail A. P. Maher T. S. Maher

G. C. Burnett, manager Office Staff:

S. J.Jarvis,

R. WayM.c., a.s.a

mm® S. J. C.Jones

Stanesby S.M. H.Sabhan Bux

Hong Kong Tin Tang Yau Han Rung Sze H.

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., The—

Works : North Point; Office : P. & O. W. S.Stoker R. Costa

Building; Shov/room: The Arcade, W. H. B. Muskett M. Hussain

Gloucester Building; Day Telephs. 27711, A.J. G.G. McKenna

Gardner E.G. U. M. S.Butt

20058 (Complaints, & Night), W.E. Macfarlane H.H. T.A. Sousae V. Alves

Ribeiro

27716 (Power Station), 22502

Dept.) & 30054 (Showroom); Cable Ad: (Meter A. K. Minu Y C.Ghafur

Electric; Code: Bentley’s C. G. Silva

A.H. K.N. Rahumed M. H,Jono

Agents

Ltd. Gibb, Livingston St Co., Mehal E.S. A.Yusuf

Directors—H. Y. Hon.

Wilkinson, n.s.o. S. O. Bux Souza

(chairman), The Sir Shouson A. G. Mohammed J.A. A.M. Santos Quinn

Chow, kt., T. E. Pearce, The Hon. M. Y.

L. A. Peres Adal M. Adem

Mr. Stanley H. Dodwell, T. N. A. R. Minu A. M. Xavier

Chau,

Paterson c.b.e. and The Hon. Mr. J. J. V. A. Neves H. E. E. Silva

Manager— Y. Sorby, m.i.e.e. V. Marques G.F. J.A.Collaco

C.T. Ali Souza

Generating Station:

A. F.G.F.Langston, a.m.i.mech.e. K. M. Omar S. A. Gafoor

Duckworth W. M. Sousae U. F.A. Nunes

C.R. M. Rumjahn

S.R. P.Deacon P. Tarbuck

N. Vargassoff, S.F. A.Moosa

Joanilho V. Ribeiro

Dunlop, B.SC. M. V. Neves S. Hassan

M. B. Hassan

B.SC., M.I.E.E. J. H. Maycock

•1. F. Lunny A.R.M, Gomes

M.Hassan

Rumjahn R. A. vSouza

R.G. W. Smithm.i.e.e. J.G. H.

Hailey,

K. Sloan

Silva M. T. Nunes P. N. Sousae

H. S. McKay J.

H. Evans

H. Blyth H. M. Britto R. A.M. Bux K. Rumjahn

J. F. Barron E. C. Lawrence S. A. R. Bux E. A. Fernandes

J.R. Koscoe

A. Owens S. K. Wang S.H. M.E. Rumjahn

Vieira H. L. G. Xavier

R M. Cherry L.K. Gibson K. Chan I. Haroon Z. A.Souza Abbas

A594 HONGKONG

Hong Kong Engineering & Cons- Hongkong Football Club—(See Clubs)

truction

& BuildingCo.,Contractors;

Ltd., Civil Sole Engineers

Licencees Hongkong Furniture Co., Ltd., Con-

for China Concrete

of the Piling FrankiSystem Patent tractors and Furnishers of High-Class

Compressed Furniture—8,

for Teleph. 22634; Queen’s

Cable Ad: RoadFurniture

Central;

Foundations,

Centrifugal Manufacturers

Concrete Pipes of—Patent

Head Lau Kung Wan, director

Office: St. George’s Building, 1st Floor; Lau Man Shing, do.

Teleph. 33535; Cable Ad: Ferroconco. Lau Mok Lin, manager

Workshop: To Kwa Wan, Kowloon;

Teleph. 58748 and Stores: Prince Hongkong General Chamber of

Edward

Chairman Road,&Kowloon;

ManagingTeleph. 56212 Commerce — (See Associations and

Director—

J. P. Braga, o.b.e. Societies)

Directors — J. Scott Harston, Sir Hongkong Horticultural Society —

Robert Ho Tung, kt., Sir Elly (See Associations and Societies)

H.Kadoorie, k.b.e.general

Braga, b.sc., and M.works H. Lomgr.

Hong Kong Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

B. Alves, secretary

A.A. V.M.Skvorzov,

Braga, property

c.e., a.m.i.supt.

struct.e. Hong Kong Hotel Garage — (See

R. L. D. Noronha Hotels)

L. S. Budagian J.L. L.A. Aquino Rosario Hong Kong Iron Mining Co., Ltd.—

E. G. Lavrov A. Demee 3, Chater Road

E.E. Sahmet Directors—Hon.

Wood

G. Singh

L.J. C.O. Barretto

Lau H. Compton, A.Mr.Raymond

J. J. Paterson,

and D. A.L.

G. E. Ushakov S.W.C.Y.Tse Newbigging

G.J. Frenkel

Gavriloff Wong Secretary—O. Eager

F. Wong R.H. J.Y. Adwill

Ho Hongkong

& Commission& JavaAgents—131,

Co,, The, Des Exporters

Vceux

G. Evans J. L. Alves Road Central; Teleph. 30717; P. O. Box

m. ffi wl m a 1348; Cable Ad: Javaco

Hongkong Everybody’s Service, Nature

ofdering

Business: (1) Secretarial Dept: Ren- Hong kong

LiteraryTranslation, Typewriting

Services; (2) Educational and

Dept: yaukoto

hanloon

kungchiszeip on kit

Giving Mandarin, Commercial English Hongkong & Kowloon Land & Loan

and Typewriting

tion Dept: SupplyingLessons;

Data (3) Informa- Co.,

on Political, Teleph. Ltd. — 8, Queen’s Road West;

27308

Social and Commercial China to Directors

Fong Kuk,— ChauTseCheuk

KwanFan, LukKwan

and

Lecturers, Writers, Scholars, etc.; (4) Chiu Leung Hang

Advertising Dept: Advertising Agencies Manager—T. N. Chau

for Leading Chinese Newspapers

Hongkong and throughout China and in

(5) Import Dept: Importing and Hongkong Jockey Club—(Nee Clubs)

Exporting Agencies for Sundry Goods

—6,

24983;Clarence Terrace,

Cable Ad: 1st Floor; Teleph.

Hongever

Alfred C. T. Li, ph.d., manager Hong kong kow loon ma lau leap fo chong hung sze

Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf

m & m & m >x m $ Godown Co., Ltd.—Teleph. 56001;

Hong Kong Fo Ohuk Po IIim Rung Sze Cable Ad : Gudowns

Directors—Hon.

(chairman), Hon.Mr.Mr.J.S. J.H. Paterson

Dodwell,

Hongkong

Ltd., The- Jardine,Fire Insurance

Matheson &Co., Co., A.Drummond,

H. Compton, T. B. Wilson, D.

Ltd., General Managers J. H. .lessen, Lawrence

Consulting Committee—Hon. Mr. J.J. Kadoorie, H. V. Wilkinson, d.s.o.,

Paterson (chairman), C. Bernard Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo, A. H. Penn and

Brown, A. H. Veltman

M. K. Lo,A. H.T. Compton,

E. Pearce,Hon.J. Mr. H. Secretary

O.B.E.

& Manager—C. M. Manners,

Taggart, o.b.e. and S. T. Williamson

 HONGKONG A595

Asst. Manager—U.B. E.S. Thomson

Accountant—G. Terry M. E.E.Kelley,

Mrs. general

M. Sando, supt.

secretary

Staff—J.

Eastman,Moodie, J. Robertson,

W. M. Groves, A.

G. Castle, G.C. Dworjak

Abbas, chief accountant

C. P. Grant, F. J. D. Clemo, J. K. F. Teng Tung |I Ip WanSiuPakChoy

June, A. O. Madar, Y. J. Khan, G. K. C. Lee, asst, engineer

White,

Miss A.J. Rainey,

Souza, Miss

Miss W.G. Robinson,

Maxwell C.H. S.Wong, assayer

Lee, asst, assayer

andEngineer—D.

Supt. Miss M. Maxwell Mackenzie Koky Tang, mechanic

P.Dr.I.A.Daniloff, do.

Asst. Supt. Engineer — A. N. D. Wong, physician

Mackenzie

Craft Supt.—T. Fergusson

Cargo Supt.—W. C. Excell ^ & IS # Paa SJ $ fU« 1*

Asst. Cargo Supt.—R. Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Ltd.,in

Wharfingers—H. li. N.Fantham,

Petherick and L. Bones

LindemanV. The, Importers of and Dealers

Automotive and Radio Accessories and

Clerk of Works—W. Hyde Replacement Chater Parts

Road:—St. Telephs.

George’s Build-

Inspector i/c Wharf Police & Guards ing, and 28554; P.O. Box 575. Kowloon

20577

—C. P. Fallon Office and Garage: 6, Ashley Road:

mum k K ikwvm Teleph. 57894

Permanent Managing Director—

Hong Kong Chi Ti Kup Toi Lee T. L. Knight

Yau Han Rung Sze Director—W. Lay

Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Sales Manager—Kwan Ching Tak

Co.,

Road;Ltd.—Queen’s

Teleph. 20117;Building,

Cable Ad:3,Lands

Chater fi m m m &

Directors — Hon. Mr. J. J. Pater- Hongkong Optical Co., The (Successors

son (chairman), A. H. Compton,

Hon. Mr. T. E. Pearce, Hon. Mr. facturing &Opticians—53,

to Clark Co.), Importing and Manu-

M. K. Lo, S. T. Williamson and A. Cent.; Teleph. 22232; CableQueen’s Road

Ad:Private

Clark-

Raymond hager;Codes: A.B.C, 6thedn. and

O.

B. C.Eager,

Field,secretary

asst, secretary S. American

K. Cheney,Optometric

opt. d. (Member

Association),of

F. O. Reed, accountant optometrist

G. W.J. Morris,

Grey, f.r.i.b.a., Y. K. Lai, asst, optician

W. overseerf.s'.i., architect Jack Chan, clerk

W. R. Brumwell, asst, overseer John Chan, accountant

Hong Kong Meat & Dairy Produce Co. Hongkong Philharmonic Society—(See

Associations and Societies)

—94,

59424 Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. Hongkong Polo Club—(Nee Clubs)

Hongkong Mercantile

Ltd., Importers, &' Chemicals,

Exporters and Manu-

facturing

Teleph. 22834;Chemists

Cable —Ad:York

Homch Building; Hongkong Preserved Ginger Dis-

Directors—D. Wilson,

and Wong Man Sheung Ho Kai Yuen tributors,

inFloor;Hongkong)

Ltd., The (Incorporated

— China Building, 3rd

Teleph.

Directors—Ng 31559;

Yeu Cable

Ting Ad: Ginger

(chairman),

Hongkong Metal Window Mfg. Co., Cheng ChakKi,PoLeung

(vice-chairman),

Manufacturers of Steel Windows Wong Hong Wing Guk,

and Doors, Stock on Standard

and of Sliding Door Tracks and Hangers Sizes Tse Pak Cheong and Au Yeung

—6-14, Fuk Wing Street, Shamshui- Leung

Director Chuen

po, Kowloon ; Teleph. 58644; Cable Ad:

H window Chee && General

Director

Manager—U. Tat

Asst. General Manager—

Ip Ping Chun

Hongkong Mines, Ltd.—137, Director

Director && Treasurer—Ma To Sang

Building;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Linmahang 31234; P. O.Gloucester

Box 633; Sen

Accountant—Chiu Tung

A596 HONGKONG

Asst. Sales Managers—Ho Tat Sang> Office Stafi—F.J. Tavares (Secretary),

Chok Chow,

Fun, Ling C.E. Tavares and MissD.Brackstone

Shui Cheng KeePangKai,Fei Chiu

and Works Staff—E.

F. G.J.Bird,

Spradbery (Works

Do Sing Ng

Secretary—Lau Yung Kwong P.Manager),

H. R. Humphrey, W.

P. R.N. Conolly,

Xavier,

Staff—Lau Kok Chee, Lo Quan Hou, E. M. Castro, A. F. Delgado and

Li Chit Loong and Miss Lui Wai A. A. da Silva

Hongkong Preview Studio—20, Queen’s Hongkong Sanatorium & Hospital —

{See Hospitals)

Road Central; Teleph. 32884

13 pr # 3= am ^ Hongkong

The, Motor School of Motoring,

Tuition and Car Hire- Ltd.,

Hong Kong Yan Tsz Koon China Building, 1st Floor; Teleph.

Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd., The, 20882; Cable Ad:

Lithographers—Bank of China Build- Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 50800 Carland; and at 737,

ing, 4, Queen’s

20437 and57848 Road Central; Teleph.

3, Bowring Street, Kowloon; Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Teleph.

Managing Directors—P. A. Xavier Corporation—(^ee Banks)

and George Yipp Hongkong

Manager—E. M. Xavier

Secretary—H. Telles Jorge Hotels) & Shanghai Hotels—(/See

Cashier—Miss K. M. Leung & m ^

Staff—R.

I. XavierG. Xavier, C. Lyson and H. Hongkong & Shanghai Lace Co.,

Hongkong Lingerie, Handkerchiefs, Decorative

ucational) Radio College — {See Ed- Linen Wyndham and Street,

Peiping Ground

Jewellery — 12,

Floor;

“Hongkong Radio Review”—Gloucester Lacewinged Teleph. 24552; P. O. Box 461; Cable Ad:

Hotel Building Manager—Henry

Managing Editor—E. O’Neil Shaw

Clerk—Lo Man Kuen kong) S. Wong,C. H.Li Lin

Staff—Y.

(Hong-

Tong Lin,

Hongkong Realty & Trust Co., Z. G.

Chong Lin

Kawn, Lam Hong LamHuang

Chung Hong Chen, and

Ltd., Real Estate—Exchange Building,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 26291; Connections-. Ah lam’

Cable Ad: Real trust

J. H. Taggart, managing director 56, Avenue Republique, Swatow

F. C. Barry, secretary 17, Museum Road, Shanghai

43b, Foras Road,

19, Tiretta BazaarByculla, BombayPara,

Street, China

^ « sit ms## Calcutta

Hongkong Refrigeration Co.—National

Bank Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road

Central, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 22421 Hongkong & Shanghai Taxi-Cab

Hongkong Rifle Association — {See Wong-nei-chong Co., Ltd., Taxicabs for Hire—33,

Associations and Societies) Road: Telephs. 20408

and 33333

n & m m m & Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Associaton

Hong Kong Ma Lam Rung Sze —{See Associations and Societies)

Hongkong Rope Manufacturing

Ltd., The —Factory: Belchers Street, Hong Co., Kong Silk Store,andThe,Retail— Silk

KennedyRoad Town: Head Office: Merchants, Wholesale

Voeux Central; Telephs.10,27781

Des 56, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph

30870; P.O. Box 253: Cable Ad:

(Office)

Ropework& 20045 (Works); Cable Ad: Melwani. Branch: Colonial Silk Store,

Directors—The Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields 60, Queen’s Road Central

Principal—F.

(Chairman), Sir Robert Ho Tung,

kt., Sir Elly Kadoorie, k.b.e., J. P. Managers — R.T. T.MelwaniMelwani, M. T.

Braga, o.b.e. and S. T. Williamson Melwani and XT. T. Melwani

 HONGKONG A597

Accountant—T. M. Mahtani K. C. Tsang, accountant

Salesmen—Kishoo,

Yeung and A KouG. P. Dadlani, A W.

Cheung Sue, assistantHung, clerk

Salesgirls—Misses Lily, Mary, Betty Fung ShuKwok Shit, do.

and Anna

“Hong Kong & South China Builder”, 13 & P& 'f! IS € -it #

inThe,the

A Bi-monthly

Interests Magazine

of the Published Hong Kong Tin Wa Yau Han Rung Sze

Building Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.—

Industry—Hong

Teleph. 23304 Kong Bank Building; Registered Offices: Exchange Build-

Henry Graye, managing editor ing, Des Voeux Road Central;

Kuo Yuan-hsi, Chinese editor Teleph. 26601 (Ex.: Central, Kowloon,

Peak, Taipo, Fanling and Tsun Wan);

is m m m Cable Ad: Telephonco; Code: Bentley’s

Hongkong Sporting Arms Co., The, Board of Directors

(chairman), J. H.— J. Taggart,

Scott Harston

o.b.e.

Importers of Arms, Ammunition

Shooting Requisites — 22, Pottinger and (managing

Shou-son Chow, kt., The

director), The Hon.Hon. Sir

Sir

Street; Teleph. 23312; Cable

Sporting; Codes: Acme and Bentley’s Ad: Robert Kotewall, c.m.g., The Hon.

Mr. A. L. Shields, The

S. H. Dodwell, D. H. Blake and H. Hon. Mr.

Hongkong Stevedoring & Supply Y. Wilkinson, D.s.o.

Co., General _ Shipping Agents J. P. Sherry, manager

and Contracting Stevedores and W. C. Clark,N. asst,

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26721;&

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22530 (Jubilee Street Ferry Pier),

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Lau Tak Po, managing director

Young Tsun Dart, secretary ^mm

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10, Bonham Road; Telephs. 27786

27787 Hospital — 10, Bonham

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Hong Sling, H.—Marina House, 15-19, HoBonham

Miu LingRoad;Hospital—Breezy

§ueen’s Road Central; Teleph. 28322;

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Alice

RoadMemorial Hospital—8, Bonham

Honor Co., The—14, Queen’s Road Chairman of General & Executive

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Treasurers—Linstead

Medical Supt.—Dr. F. &R.Davis

Ashton

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Merchants, Regulation Life Jackets

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Ad: Hoocheongwo Chief Medical Officer—Dr. A. W.

Chan Hau Po, rang, director Woo

Medical Supt.—Dr. C. F. X. da Roza

A. Kum, chief manager Visiting Physicians — Drs. F. I.

A. King, sub-manager Tseung and K. Y. Lai

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Han, Ho PoAuLin,LanJennie

Fan,

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Telephs. Lau, Ng Tit Bun, Lam Wai Fan,

21333 & 28666 Choi Kwan Chi and Fung Yue Po

Maternity

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Secretary—Yuen P. Chan

Ha Kwong

off Bonham

(See under Road

Alice Memorial & Assistant— Miss L. Yiu

S. Chau

Affiliated Hospitals) Cashier—Ma

Clerk—H. Tam Kum

Kennedy Town Hospital—West Point Auditor—Lum Cho Hing

Kowloon Hospital—(See Medical De

vz ^ m m partment under Government)

Hongkong Sanatorium & Hospital

(Formerly Yeung Wo Hospital),

Established

2 & 4, Village192-2.Road,Total

Happy 133— Kwong Wah® Hospital—Yaumati

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(chairman), Dr. Wanchai Road; Teleph. 20548

Chau Wai

tary), Dr. Cheung,

Li Shum.b., Pui,b.s.m.b.,(secre-

b.s., Matilda Hospital— 186 to 189, Mount

f.r.c.s.F.R.C.S.

(Edin.),(Edin.),

Dr. C.D.P.H.

H. Wan, m.b., Kellet, The Peak; Teleph. 29026

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(Dean of Very Rev. J.Cathedral),

St. John’s L. Wilson

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H. C. Coan, m.b., b.s.—Hon. kong), Hon. Mr. A. W. Hughes,

Physician in Internal His Honour

A.Masson the Chief

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R.

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Li Shu&Pui,

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f.r.c.s. H. V. Wilkinson

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in Ear, Nose, Throat & Radium Medical Supt. — Dr. J. Howard

Montgomery

Dr.Therapy

T. C. Wong, m.b., b.s.— Hon. Matron—Miss

Asst. Matron—MissA. Senior

C. D. Fergu-

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Dr. S. N. Chau, m.b., b.s., do.m.s., son

d.l.o. (Lond.) — Hon. Consulting, Nursing Sisters — Miss M. A.

Opthalmologist Wood,

M. Miss E.Miss

E. Wilson, Townsend, Miss

W. A. Stokes

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Superintendent—Hon. Farrell and Mrs. Lee

Fan, J.P., L'.M.s.H., M.B.,Dr.ch.b.,Li d.t.m.

Shu Hospital Secretary—C. A. Zane

& H., f.r.c.s.

Matron — Miss(Edin.)

N. Y. Lum, r.n. Mental Hospital —(See Medical De-

(Graduate

pital, Alberta,of Lament

Canada) Public Hos- partment under Government)

House SurgeonTheatre

Operation —Dr. P. T.Sister

Por, m.b.,

— Missb.s., Military Hospital, Hong Kong — Bo-

Ng Wai Kow wen Road; Telephs. 21408 (Civil) and

Assistant—H. S. Ho H.Q. 13 (Military)

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57060

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Gunn, Lieut.-Comdr.

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A. T. Spanner Empress Hotel, Ltd. -- 159-16L Con-

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Sanatorium des

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Empress Lodge (Private Hotel)—2-12,

Mody

Cable Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57296;

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St. Francis Hospital (Canossian Mrs.

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M. Maclaclhan,

St. Paul’s Hospital (French General Gloucester Kong LandHotel, The (The

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General Staff — Sister SistersEusebe

— Odile, Hongkong

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Ambroise, Emilienne, Camille,

Therese, Jeanne, Cecilia, Augusta, Mrs. Brown,manager

house keeper

Martha, Elienne, Agathe, Anna, Accounts

Teleph.&28449

Purchasing Depts. —

Madeleine, Xavier, Su/anne and Mrs. L. M. Baines

Marguerite

Trained Nurses—Misses V. Tuano, Miss M. Clarke

F. Dimayuga, B. Guillen, F.

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and FrancisE.KoDaines, M. Wong Great Eastern Hotel — 112, Con-

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St. Teresa’s Hospital — 327, Prince Harbour View Hotel—9, Chatham

Edward Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 58131 Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 56734

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kunpoo, Causeway Bay; Teleph. 26648 Ltd., The—Head Office: Exchange

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Tung Wah28166

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Teleph. 28405 (Secty.), 24417 Dept.),

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20920

War Memorial Nursing Home—Mount (Catering Dept.) and 21678 (En-

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Board of Directors — J. Scott Hotel 26664 Cecil—Royal Building; Teleph.

Harston

M. K. Lo,(chairman),

E. M. Raymond,Hon. Mr.

Sir

Robert

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H. Taggart, o.b.e. (managing Road, Yau-

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P. H. Suckling, general manager

F.E. C.O. Barry, secretary

Murphy,H. accountant Kingsclere, Private Hotel—Carnarvon

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Hyndman, U. M. Omar, C. J. Mrs. C. A. Marsh, proprietress

Triggs, Miss M. G. White, Mrs. Kingsville PrivateHotel—Carnarvon

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Miss M. G. Clark, manageress

Proprietors of:

Hongkong Hotel Knutsford Hotel — Chatham Road;

Peninsula Hotel Teleph. 56986

Repulse BayCourt

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Parsons,secretary

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Morgenstern. salesman

Peter H. Leong, manager

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K. W. Cheung, accountant New Asia Hotel—206,

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Agencies :

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Trucks & Cars 57003 ; Cable Ad : Palace

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Manager-H.

Staff—Irving Y.T.S.Hu, ChengK. H. Wong, J. E. Jupp, do.

S. T. Wei, S. Y. Wong and P. S. Wei J. L. Quie

W. C. Lee | P. S. Sham

A20

A604 HONGKONG

General Managers: Agencies:

Peak Tramways Co., Ltd. Cadbury Bros., Ltd., Bournville

Humphreys Estate

A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. & Finance Co., Ltd. J. S. Fry & Sons, Ltd., Bristol

Crosse

Bovril, & Blackwell, Ltd;, London

Agency:

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. W. & R.Ltd.,

JacobLondon

& Co., Ltd., Dublin

John A. Hunter & Co., Ltd., Liver-

SB 18? 1 S§ pool

Hung Cheong, General Store-keeper, Cerebos,

Edward Ltd., London

Sharp & Sons, Ltd., Maid-

Wine and Spirit Merchant—66,

Load, Kowloon; Teleph. 57108 Nathan stone

Li Wing Tang, proprietor S. & W. Fine Foods, Inc., San Fran-

cisco (Canned Fruits, etc.)

Hung Crescent Mfg. Co., Seattle (Baking

DealersMing

Voeux Road

Electric

andCentral; Co., Electric

Contractors—157,

Teleph. 25163 Des

Power, etc.)

Golden State Co., Ltd., San Francisco

(Evaporated Milk, etc.)

Hunt & Co., William — Suite 211-214, Godfrey Phillips, Ltd., London

(Cigarettes)

Gloucester

31104 Building,

& 31105; Cable2ndAd:Floor;

HuntcoTelephs. Abdulla & Co.,1 Ltd., London

(Cigarettes),,

Hunt Engineering Corporation —Suite D. & W. Gibbs, Ltd., London (Toilet

211-214, Gloucester Bldg., 2nd Floor; Preparations)

Telephs. 31101 and 31105 Yardley & Co., Ltd., London (Per-

fumery k Soap)

Hunt Steamship Corporation, Steam- P. k F. Corbin, New Britain, Conn.

ship Agents, Brokers andBuilding,

Managers— (Builders Hardware)

Suite 212-214, Gloucester 2nd Corbin

Britain,Cabinet Lock etc.)

Conn. (Locks, Co., New

Floor; Telephs. 31104 &

Ad: Chinasteam; Codes: Boe and Acme.31105; Cable Nicholson File Co., Providence, R.I.

Executive Office for Orient: 9, The Bund, (Files & Rasps)

Shanghai Stanley

Tools, Works,

etc.) New Britain (Butts,

R. T.O. McDonnell,

A.W. chairman

P. Fisher, president

Hunt, director Belfast Ropework Co., Ltd., Belfast

J. (Specialized

B. Ford Co., Cleaners)

Wyandotte, Michigan

H. J. Hunt,

A. H. Hunt, do. do.

Y. L. Xavier, traffic manager London

London (Paints,&Enamels,

Varnish Enamel Co.,

etc.)Ltd.,

Jenson

(Paints, Enamels, etc.) London

& Nicholson, Ltd.,

fr M SB fg ft fJ# ^ Slazengers, Ltd., London

Huntley Watch Co.—148, Des Voeux Lea & Perrins, Ltd., Worcester

Road

M. K.Central; Telelph. 27684

Ying,asst,

manager Burroughs, Wellcome & Co.. London

H. C. Sze,

T. J. Tam, secretary manager Canton Branch :

Victoria

Canton;Hotel Building,

Teleph. 12389 Shameen,

fr # IE *n Staff—P. C. Mooney, Wai Chun

JVo Kee Yang Hong Ling, K. C. Kwok and Y. C. Chau

Hutchison & Co., JohnTelephs.

— King’s Building; D., Merchants

31255, Agents for:

22781Spero and 22779; P.O. Box 43; Cable Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.,

Ad: Canton (Wines & Spirits)

T. E. Pearce, partner

P. E.S. Manning

Cassidy, do. ft w m m m

J. L. C. Pearce L. R. Sequeira Huygen, G. E.,Agents—China

Commission Exports, Imports and

Building,

P.H. A.A.Yvanovich

Alves E. D. Fisher

G. A. Berendeeff 2nd Floor; Teleph. 24366; P.O. Box 669;

F. A. Broadbridge Mrs. B. S. Vieira Cable Ad: Huygen; Codes: A.B.C. 6th

L. Martin Miss L. Yvano- Edition and Acme

M. M. Mendonca G. E. Huygen, proprietor vich

 HONGKONG A605

Canton, Sviatow

F.W.G.Huygen,

Huygen, manager, Miss B. A. Remedies

do. signsdo.per pro. Mrs. A. da Silva

Miss M. A. Pinna

O.C. M.VV Chan,

, jointdo.

attorney

U

T. Suitong, compradore Canton :

F. K. Partridge, district manager

Hwamer Co. — 4, Wyndham Street; Swatow P. L. Sim

:

Teleph. 23083 Amoy :

Hydro - Therapeutic Institute — (Set H. A. Bayne, district manager

Associations and Societies) Kunming :

F. F. Henningsen, district manager

I On Po Him Yau Hon Rung Sze Chungking :

I On Marine & Fire Insurance Co., K. R. Quick, district manager

Ltd.—24-26,

Teleph. 20260 Bonham Strand West;

Directors—Tang ft n m m

man), A. K. Chan,ShinYauKin Ching(chair-

Hin Imperial

Importers Import & Export

ifc Exporters, CommissionCo.,

and Li Sin

Secretary—A. K. Chan Pok Agents, Manufactur rs’ Representatives

& General Merchants. Retailing House:

Imperial Handicraft Co.—8, Queen’s

ft n m m & Road

32028; Central, O. Box1stUsed:

P. Codes Floor;CableTeleph.

190;

Ilford,

grahic (Ltd., Manufacturers

Sensitized Materials of Marina

— Photo- Impexco; Bentley’sAd:

House, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central, 1st Shanghai, Saigon, Batavia andSwatow,

A.B.G. 5th Edition. Branches: Singa-

Floor; Teleph. 33067; Cable Ad: Selo- pore

ford.

EnglandHead Office: Ilford, London, C. Campman, manager

Director for Far East Territory—

I. J. Y. ScottS. Sunshine

Assistant—I. India Produces, General Merchants, Im-

Ilford Selling Corporation—Marina and porters, Exporters, Commission Agents

House; Teleph. 33067; Cable Ad: Building, Film Distributors — Kayamally

SelofOrd 3rd Floor, 20, Queen’s Road

Manager—Allen S. C- Tung Central; Teleph. 30862; P O. Box 1483;

Sub-Manager—Chu Kai Yu Cable

and Bentley’sIndiaproco; Codes: A.B.C.

Ad:

Accountant—Eusin

Staff-S. F. Tung, Hsia

Z. Z. Chang, D. L. Agents for;

Wong and Y. T. Ma Allison, & Co.,Pharmacy,

Allison’s Vigour

Amritdhara Lahore, Pills

India

Imperial Cafe — 367, Nathan Road, S. C. Roy & Co., ‘Koyapilla’ Insanity

Kowloon; Teleph. 59459 Pills

^^m ft iv# 3s Indian (IndianStore, The, General

Provisions) Providers

and ' Government

Ying Shang Po Na Men Yang Kien Contractors —46, Queen’s Road East;

Yau Han Rung Sze Teleph. 24266; Cable Ad: Indiadem

Imperial

(China),Chater Chemical

Ltd.—2nd Industries

Floor, Prince’s

Building, Road; Teleph. 26658; Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.,

Cable Ad: Alkali —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., general

R. D. Gillespie, director (South China) managers Capt.

R.J.H.Hackney

Challinor, district manager supt.R. W. Bateman, D.s.c., marine

G.A. R.R. Horridge J.W.Lawson, engr.asst.

supt. supt.

H. Kinross D. B.W.Nelson

Heggie, (Storesengr.

Department)

Mrs.G.J.MuirL. Fraser Mrs. L. M. Remedies, steno-typist

A20*

A606 HONGKONG

Indo-China Trading Go.,

porters and Commission Agents—- Importers, Ex- % M Van Tai

Holland House; Teleph. 25653; Cable Inniss & Contractors

Riddle (China), Ltd.,

Ad: Sari; Codes: Bentley’s Complete Engineers, and Importers—

67-69, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Phrase, Acme, New Boe

Correspondents at: Bangkok, Saigon, and Private. 28091; Cable Ad: Powerful

Hanoi, Haiphong, Tourane and Phnom- A.director

J. Percival, a.m.i.e.e., managing

(Shanghai)

Penh J. E. Barnes, a.m.i.c.e., m.i. mech. e.,

R.W.Choa, manager a.m.i.e.e., branch manager fa

W. P.T. Chau,

Chan, assistant do. special

Cable

Construction Co.,Callender’s

Ltd.

Tran Thanh Dung, do. P. N. Jensen

Agents for : Miss E. Pollock

Denis Freres dTndochine Miss R. J. Wang

Societe

Freres des Riz dTndochine Denis Institution of Engineers

builders — (Nee Associations and

ft ft m -x Societies

Indo-European Export (China), General H m -lb

Importers, Manufacturers’ Representa-

tives and Commission Agents—Prince’s INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA—

Building, Room 331, 3rd Floor, Des Hongkong

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 31557; Building, 6th Floor; Telephs. Office: Bank of East Asia

Cable Ad: Shamdasan 21295 &

Partners 31296; P.O. Box

— Salu Shamdasani and Office: 120, Wing Lok Street; Teleph. 703; Chinese Branch

H. L. Shamdasani 30567; Cable Ad: Norama

V. I. G. Peterson, manager

G.Phoon

H. Oliver

Hyim, Chinese manager

Industrial & Commercial

Ltd., The—43-45, Des Voeux Road Daily Press, I. T. Koo, chief accountant

Central; Teleph. 26788; Cable Ad: 2075 Staff-J.

Phoon, Ackber, T. S. W.Wong,

A. H. Baker, M. Yu,C. H.

N.

Publishers of: S. Wong,

The Kung Sheung Daily News Chu, S. Y. L.YihWong, P. W.I. Lo,

and Miss Ma K. S.

The Kung Sheung Evening News

The Tien Kwong Morning News intercontinent Corporation, The,

m m x m American

Shanghai Bank Importers — Hongkong

Building, 1st Floor;&

Tung Fong In Chong Telephs. 31245 and 31246;

Aviexplor; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s Cable Ad:

Ingenohl, Ltd., C., The

Manufactory—582, Nathan Road, Kow- Orient Tobacco and Private. New York Office : 30,

loon; Teleph. 58039; P.O. Box 69; Cable Rockefeller Plaza

W. D. Pawley, president

Ad: Moderator. Retail Stores:

Ingenohl’s Cigar Stores “La Perla del Agents C. B. G. Leighton, vice-president

Oriente”, for :

Hong KongHongkong:

Hotel Building, PedderDes Street,

Voeux Curtiss-Wright Corporation

Vultee

Road, Gloucester Building;

Wharf Entrance, Sun Sun Hotel, Na- Kowloon: Sperry Aircraft

Gyroscope Co.

than Road R. C. A. Aircraft Radios

E. de Chaffoy, managing director Colt Aircraft Machine Co.

Kollsman Instrument Guns

J. M. d’Almeida, accountant Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.

Agents jor : and many others

Simon Arzt, Alexandria

R.Sobranie,

& J. Hill,Ltd.,Ltd.,London

London International Assurance Co., Ltd.

H. Comoy & Co., Ltd., London

Jeantet-David,

Pipes France — DR. PAT (Incorporated under the Companies’

Ordinances of Hong Kong)—14, Queen’s

H. Upmann—Havana Cigars Road Central; Telephs. 30234 (Gen.

Teofani fa Co., Ltd., London Dept.), 27707 (Life Dept.); Cable

 HONGKONG A607

Ad: Brintasco. Head Office: 17, n m n mm

The Bund, Shanghai International Trading Co., Ltd,, Im-

Directors—F.

H. E. Arnhold, R. Smith

Sir R.(chairman),

Calder- porters, Exporters & Manufacturers’

Marshall, Sir Shou-son Chow, G. E. Representatives—French Bank Build-

Marden, R.F.C. Master, C. V. Starr ing; Cable

Teleph. 24314; P. O. Box 1529;

Ad: Intrade ; Codes Used&:

and E. Sigaut Bentley’s, Bentley’s Second, Acme

Branch Manager—Lai Tm Tong

Hongkong Brancn Life Manager Supplement Directors—John Y. Wong, Chan Tso

—Wong Kam Fan Yi,

Agency

Wong Shek Organizer

Yung ( Life Dept.) — KungMayok, Lee Ching and Chu Tao

Life Agents—Li Tze On, Y. K. Chief Manager—John V. Wong

Sub-Manager—Mayok

Chong, Chiu Po Hang, Chan Shu Secretary—Lei Kwai Wing

Chung,

Ying, Wong Mrs.Shui

A. W.

FookWong,

and IpIpWah

Kui Staff—Ngai Wing Woo, Lo Ping Chu,

Kwai C, S, Chor, P. Lee and P. K. Chu

Staff—S. K. Leung, Lo Ying Kan,

Yuen Pak Ching, Kwan Yin Tat, & m % m w,

Chan

B. Pun,On,Wong Ho Kwok Cheong,

Ka Chung, Y. W.F. Ipters

Tak Co., Ltd., Importers and Expor-

Wong, Li Ping

Cheuk Kwai Shing Wah, N. S. Lok and Street; Teleph. Building,

— Prince’s Ice House

24612; Cable Ad :

Iptak; All Codes Used

International Harvester Export Co., Ip Yuk Leung, manager

Inc., Ip Ting San, asst, manager

nationalAgricultural

Motor TrucksMachinery,

— Office Inter-

with

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., 67-69,

Des

P. C.O.Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. 28091;

E.Boxvan73Sickle, representative Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Wholesale Dia-

mond Merchants—Queen’s Building;

Cable Ad: Ipekdjian

Directors—

International Motor Supply Co.—263, T.H. M.M. Gregory

Hennessy

Offices: Road;

Chater Telephs.

Road; 23622;

Teleph. Branch

23377 Gregory (Hongkong)

(Penang)

and Arsenal Street; Teleph. 27811; J.

JeanB. Ipekdjian

Ipekdjian (Manila)

(London)

P. O. Box 492; Cable Ad: Imsco Kwek Kiam Seng, accountant

Ip Moon Chee, manager Charlie

International Sales Co. — National Sole AgentsKwek,

: assistant

Bank Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 22960 T. M. Gregory & Co., Hongkong

International Savings Society -(tfee & m %

Banks) Isack & Co., Art Jewellers, Wholesale

HTrade

1$ Service, and Retail Dealers

J?- # General Diamonds, etc., and Commission in Precious Stones,

Agents

International

Merchants’ Representatives — Teleph. — Hongkong Hotel Building; Telephi

29214; P. O. Box 580 21797;

Sapphire P. O. Box 524; Cable Ad:

S.YewM.Heung

Isack, proprietor

Kwan, manager

n Trading

n % Co., m Lo

International

Exporters, Insurance Agents,Importers,

Cement Lau Chuen,

Kam Tim,assistant

do.

and

ing, Lumber

Queen’s Merchants—China

Road Central; Build-

Teleph.

23542;

K. K.Cable

Kan, Ad: Potun

manager n & ® m fib m

Shum Tzse-yeng, sub-manager Island

Paints Paint

and Co., Manufacturers

Varnishes—2, Lau Li Street;of

Wong Tso Wing,

S. H. Liang, secretarycashier Teleph, 25890

Shum Sin Po assistant Manager—JackSunM.Eng

Staff—Shung Engand Y, Y. Chen

A608 HONGKONG

Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Ito & Co. (Hong Kong), Ltd., G., Impor- Ltd., Yuen The Road, —Head Office: 50,Hong

Shanghai; Yuen Kong

Ming

ters, Exporters and Commission Agents

—Prince’s Building, 5, Ice House Street; Branch: 14, Redder Street; Telephs.

Teleph. 23:146;

Itoshoko. P. O. Box

Branches: 206‘;and

Osaka Cable Ad: 30319

Canton A. and 30310; Cable

Wright, Ad: Jardeng

a.m.lmech.e., acting

branch manager

E. V. Searle R. Chow J.

Robarts

fo & ® u ^ m » ^ ^ it H. J. Hunt F. H. Castro

IPai lum se jack din he yau han kung sze O.E. Guttinger

H. Brazel E.Yeung C. Olaes

Jack & Co., Ltd., William C., Elec- F. Sum

trical Engineers

George’s Building,and3rd Merchants — St.

Floor; Telephs. Conant Lee Li PoKauCheung

20358 and 57827; P.O.Box 474; Cable Richard Hwang Lo Miss L. Carvalho

Ad: Marinework; Codes: A. B. C. 5th C. Y. Feng

andJ. 6th, Bentley’s

M.managing

Jack, b.sc.and(Eng.),

Privatea.m.i.e.e.,

director fn 4ft v wo

Jardine, fv'! at he son & Co., Ltd.,

L.W, Jack,

M. Gittins, b.sc. (Eng.)

asst, manager General Merchants — 14-18, Pedder

Street; Teleph. 30311; Cable Ad: Jardine

The Atlas Metal & Alloys Co., Ltd., Private Office :

Anti-friction Metals

J. H. Tucker & Co., Ltd., Wiring J. J. Paterson

Accessories D. L. Newbigging

Sissons Bros. & Co., Ltd., Paints & BookJ.Office: C. Taylor

Yarnishes, Hall’s Ltd,,

Distemper M.

Germ Lubricants, Lubricating A. A Bremner A. M.A. da

Baptista

Silva

Oils

Stuart Turner, Ltd., Lighting Plants R.G. M.L. Marshall

G. da Silva C.E.Q.C.Johnson

M. Sequeira

& Marine Motors A. S. Gomes Miss L. Williams

Sika, U.d., Waterproofing Compounds Correspondence G. A. ttibeiro .

Holophane, Ltd., Electrical Fittings Office:

Prentice, Ltd., Switchgear MissD. M. Cuthbertson

Henry Hughes & Son, Ltd., Echo Miss V. Blackburn

Sounding Equipment Mrs.

Mrs. W. A. O.P. S.Rudrof

Campbell

Lloyd Boards, Ltd., Press Wood &

Bituminous Boards Telephone:

Greenwood’s

Air Extractors Ventilating

& VentilatorsCo., Ltd., Miss M. Williams | Miss P. Elarte

F. Perkins,, Ltd., High Speed Diesel Import Department:

P. Morrison

Engines for Land & Marine Uses D.H. I.F. Bosanquet W. P. Rudrof

Burco Electric Wash

Naylor & ,Co., Emery Cloths &Boilers Hopkins D. J.O. Booker Parsons

Abrasives E. A. Caubert N. V. Nunes

A.A. E.W. Bates

Peake Mrs. J. Oppen

n & mm ft mm W. P. Higgs Miss Long bottom

James & Co., Ltd., Alexandra, Importers Insurance Department:

ofOats,“Purity”

“IXL” JamFlour,and“3Other

Bears” Rolled

Provisions F. G.C.H.Hall

&Articles

Exporters and of

also All Kinds

Commission of Chinese

Agents— R.H. Wilmer C.A. A.A. Olaes

Piercy

G.B.Kempton

Geer

de J.Ribeiro

V.

Bank

Central; of China Building, Queen’s Road J. A. L. V. Remedies

Cable Ad:Teleph. Ajltd 20374; P. 0. Box 735; G. P. Stone C.M. M.C. C.Silva

F. Laurel

V. Ribeiro

Directors—A.

and Ng Hai Kwang,

Fu Passantt Lynn C.F. A.L. Rocha A.E. J.L. Silva

Rocha

V. Ribeiro

J. B. Pomeroy M. A. Tavares

Japanese Bazaar, Silk, Cotton & Fancy F .M. Pereira Miss D. Brooks

Goods

D’Aguilar Store,Street;

Kimono Speciality—7,

Teleph. 22919 A. C. Silva Miss J. Armstrong

Property Department:

Japanese Consulate—(See Consulates) G. L. Marshall

 HONGKONG

Produce Department: British

Yarn) Celanese, Ltd. (Artificial Silk

G.P. Charlton I W. T. Knox Canadian Canners, Ltd.

A. J. Hall | Miss T. C. Jex Calders Yeast Co., Ltd. (YeastTablets)

TeaF. Department:

A. Norton | I. D. Bruce Calkins & Burke, Ltd. (“Pacific”

Shipping Department: Milk)

C. N.T. L.TodH. Railton J.K. P.M.Xavier

Baxter Central

(MedicalExport

Sundries)Division, U. S. A.

D. Lyon Mrs. A. Moodie Chivers & Sons, Ltd.

N.G. J.G. C.Hammond

Carey Miss M. M. Eardley Clarke, Nickolls & Coombs, Ltd.

N. D. Booker

Indo-China Book Office:Miss G. Darby Chesebrough Confectionery)

(Clarnico Mfg. Co., Consd.

A. C. Wilcox (Vaseline)Corpn., Ltd. (Seagrams

Distillers

OceanT. Shipping

Swan ' Department:

| A. A. dos Remedies Whisky)

Daggett &Preparations)

Ramsdell, New York

P. C. Mansfield (Beauty

A. C. Xavier | Mrs. A. N. Xavier Dae

Marine Supt’s. Department:

Marine Supt.—Capt.W.R.LawsonW. Bateman Dr. D. Jayne cfc Sons, Inc (Veet)

Health Laboratories (Medicines)

Supt. Engineer—J. Erasmic Co., Ltd.

Asst. Supt. Engineer—F. F. Clarke Evans

Gin and Cyprus Brandy) (Evans

Marshall & Co., Ltd.

Mrs. L. M. Remedies Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd,

Stores Department:

D. B. Nelson | Mrs. J. Kerslake Ewo Brewery Co.

Preventive Department: Fraser Valley Milk Producers

E. Cox-Walker Association (Cheese and Butter)

Coal Department: Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd. (“Tropics

G. P. Charlton Prickly Heat Powder)

General Fincken A. C. & Co. (Montserrat Lime

M. H. Compradore:

Lo Juice)

Furness, Withy & Co.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd, (“Birk-

Agents for-. Gourock Ropework

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. myre’s” Canvas, etc.)

Asiatic Steam Navigation Goodall Chas. & Co. (Playing Cards)

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. Hercules Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd.

(Cycles)

Bankers’

Ltd. & Traders’ Insurance Co.,

Eastern Insurance Co. Horrockses, Crewdson & Co., Ltd.

Economic Insurance Co., Ltd.

Elizalde & Co., Manila (Rope Manu- Kopke C.Lloyd,

Howard N. & Ltd.

Co., (Malarene

Ltd. (PortsPills)and

facturers) Sherries)& Kemp Barclay, Inc.

Lanman

Employers’

Ltd. Liability Assurance Co., (FloridaTimber

Water)& Trading Co., Ltd.

Millard

Glen Line, Ltd. MacMillan H. R., Export Co., Ltd.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd. North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Merchants Napp H. R., Ltd. (Patent Medicines)

Ltd. Marine Insurance Co., Newton, Chambers & Co., Ltd.

(Disinfectant)

Queensland Assurance

Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. Nobels Explosives Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Otard Dupuy & Co., Cognac

Co., Ltd. (“Otards” Brandy)

Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Peugeot et Cie., Paris

Ltd. Peugeot Freres, Valentigney

Triton Insurance Co., Ltd. Pears A. & F., Ltd.

West Australian S. N. Co., Ltd. Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.

Agencies:

Beechams Trust (Patent Medi- I. C. I. Line,

Prince Rexine,Ltd.Ltd. (Rexine Leather

cines) Cloth),

Bombay Burmah Trading Corpn., Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd.

Ltd. Stoddard

Whisky) Geor ife Sons (Marchants

Bata Shoes, Ltd. (Wholesale) Staatsmifuen in Limburg

 A610 HONGKONG

Sharp & Dohrae & Mulford Biological Jebshun Shipping Co.—70, Connaught

Laboratories Road West; Teleph. 24553

Stance, Inc. (Flit, Mistol, etc.)

Slack, Brownlow, Ltd. (Filters, etc.) Jimmy’s Kitchen — China Building;

Tampax, Ltd.

Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd. Teleph. Hankow 30126 and at 59824

Road; Teleph. Kowloon: 20,

Yelie & Co. (Eau de Cologne) A. Landau, proprietor

Wander A., Ltd. (Ovaltine and

Medicines)

White Horse Distillers, Ltd.

Wire Weaving Co., Holland Chun sun se tuk se kap ma se ta chong sze

Yale Towne Mfg. Co. (Locks, etc.)

Johnson, Stokes & Master, Solici-

tors,

Office:Proctors

Hongkong and &Notaries

ShanghaiPublic —

Bank

Ja wa chung kwok yat poon ho lan Building, 4th Floor; Teleph. 31271;

lun suen kung sze Cable Ad: Retsam. Agents at Shang-

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V. —York hai: Platt White-Cooper & Co., 83,

Building;

Javalijn Teleph. 28015; Cable Ad: Peking Road. Agents in London:

Manager—A. H. Veltman Stephenson, Harwood & Tatham, 16,

Asst. Manager—A. C. OlFenberg Old Broad Street, E. C.

Shipping Dept.—E. van Walree, Th. G.M. G.M. N.Watson,

Tinson, M,c., 1) solicitor

notary public&

A. Eriksson and H. van Leeuwen D. B. Evans, m.a. (Oxon.), do.

Passage Dept.—C. Crommelin, P. A. F. G. Nigel, solicitor

de Loos and M. A. Bierens de Haan R.F. M.H. M.Kwok,

King, do.

Accounts Dept.—H. Dallinga do.

Agencies: H. N. Chau, do.

Royal Packet

(K. P. M. Line) Navigation Co. A. Tate Mrs. Gordon

Holland East Asia Line Mrs. Taylor Mrs. Priestwood

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail

Rotterdam

Royal DutchLloyd Royal(K.Dutch

Air Line L. M.)Mail fr # £ £

Royal Netherlands

(K. N. I. L. M.) Indian Airways Jolop & Co., Importers, and Exporters

Holland America Line of

goods Hardware,

and15-19, China Produce,

Sundries—Marina Piece-

House, 3rd

Holland Africa Line Floor, Queen’s Read Central;

Netherland

Sabangbay India

Harbour Tourist Office

& CoalN. Co., Teleph. 30031; Cable Ad: Jolop

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc., Y. Ltd. Manager—S.

Staff—E. B. daA. Roza,

LopesMiss I. B. Lopes

Silver Line, Ltd. and A. da Motta

H M

Java

General China Trading

Merchants and12,Co., Ltd.,

Insurance Mee Dick Kung Sze

Agents—Windsor House, Des Yoeux

Road Central; Teleph. 32301; P.O. Box Jones’ Furniture (Jones and

WongArchitec-

& Co.),

177; CableBranches:

Ad: Jachitrade. HeadHankow, Furnishing Decorations

Office: tural Joinery—Showrooms: 4-6, Queen’s

Batavia. Shanghai, Road

Manila and San Francisco

J. L. Winkelman, manager Road, East, Hongkong

Kowloon; and 59487;

Teleph. 184, Nathan

P. O.

Box

Factory: 1702;2, Maulum

Cable AdStreet: Joneswong.

Paken Wong,

Jones Wong, manager

principal

Javaline

naught RoadChinese

Central;Office—82,

Teleph. 31196Con- W. D. Cheung

InChak

Charge—Leung Man King and Ng K. Y. Lum I Miss Helen Pang

Wah S. C. Young I K. C. Wong

Jean Beauty Parlour—67, Nathan 59170 Sz Co.—14, Jordan Road; Teleph.

Jordan

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 59347

 HONGKONG A61J

Joseph, Felix A.— Prince’s Building, H. H. Pegg A.H.S. Steele-Per-

2nd Floor;JJept.);

(Property Telephs.

Cable20916 and 20910 A.C. G.Pollard

Ad: Camelot Perdue kins, o.b.e.

T.H. C.A. Stiff

A. R. Fullerton, manager G. B. Prentis Taylor

Kwan Mok Chung, assistant J. G. H. Thomas

W. P. Thompson

P. Gin, do. L. D. Pringle W. M. Thomson

A. B. Purves

Joseph, J. E. — Prince’s Building, 2nd J.J. Ralston Reynolds

R. R. Todd

G.K. E.H. S.Uttley

Upsdell

Floor; Telephs. 20916 and 20910 J. Ring

(Property Dept.); Cable Ad: Exchange H. B. Rose, m.c, D. J. Valentine, m.c.

A. R. Fullerton, manager W. R. Scott R. D. Walker, m.c.

Kwan Mok Chung, assistant L.P. A.C. Searle

P. Gin, do. M. Sedgwick J.T.G. Whyatt

W. Ware

White

Joseph & Co., H. B., Share and General J.P. A.S. Selwyn- R. Selby

T. S. Whyte-Smith

Brokers

Building; — Hongkong

Telepn. 28882; Stock Exchange

Cable Ad:(Mem- Clarke, m.c.

Josec H. G. Sheldon k.c. J. L. Willcocks, P. B. Wilkinson

Principal—H. B. Joseph

ber of the Hongkong Stock Ex- J.J. T.Smith Smalley

E. H. Williams D.S.O., M.C.

change) N. L. Smith, c.m.g. E.G. I.S. Wynne-Jones Wilson

Jumsories—7,

Kee, Sewing $• Acces- C.W. G.LaSollis

se and B. Sparrow Yeo Kok-cheang

PottingerMachines

Street; Teleph. 22377 Un-official

A. Khan

$$ Shun Sze

Justices of the Peace—Hongkong E. Abraham

J. W. Anderson A.E. Cock, M.B.E.

H. Compton

N. V. A. Croucher

M. J. Abbott OfficialW. L. Handyside A.G.H. elS.J. Arculli

Archbutt Leo D’Almada e

Castro, Jr.

C. G. Alabaster,

O.B.E., K.C. G.B. C.M. K.Hargreaves Armstrong E. Davidson

W. J. Anderson H. W. E. Heath Hawkins J. T. Bagram G. P. de Martin,

L. R. Andrewes E. Himsworth H A.Balean

R. de C. Basto K. H. Digby, M.B.E.

o.b.e.

S.K. F.M.Balfour

A. Barnett G. J.F. Houston

T. Hole L. C. F. Bellamy, H. Dixon, i.s.o.

J.K. Barrow L. O. Hunter D. Benson M.C. S. H. Dodwell

A. Bidmead C. W. Jeffries H.B. L. Dowbiggin,

T. Black C. C. Black DrummondO.B.E.

Y. C. Branson, m.c, J.R. Jolly C. Jones G. D. R.O.B.E., Black,V.D. O.D. Eager

C.H. B.R.Burgess W. A. Jones D. H. Blake D. C, Edmondston

L. H. C.ButtersCalthrop D.K. Kelvin-Stark

Keen C.J. K.Blaker, M.c.

Bousfield,

Eu

W. Tong-sen,

Faid o.b.e.

W. J. Carrie

A. G. Clarke G. S. Kennedy- M.C. J. Finnie

P.H. F.J. S.Cruttwell

Court W. O. Lambert Skipton T.J. P.H. Braga, o.b.e. W. B. Finnigan

G. Brayfield J. Fleming

E.F. J.W.deDavies J.E. H.B.

C. Lee

Luscombe C. B.Brown

W. Brown FungI. Gerrard,

W. Heung-tsuno.b.e.

Rome, J. C. McDouall F. Bunje R. D. Gillespie

A. L. J. Dovey M.B.E. D. M. MacDougall G. T. Byrne Sir V. M. Gray-

J.R. E.Edwards

Dovey Q. J. E. Mackenzie, R.A. A.H. Camidge

W. A.A.

Carroll

burn, kt. Macfad

A.F. C.S. Gubbay

B. D. Evans M. C . P. S. Cassidy Hall

H. R. B. Hancock

J.W.P.G.Fehily J. B.C. Mackie C.Chau Champkin J.H. Scott

F. FlippanceFitz-Gibbon N. R. S.Macleod

A.T. Megarry Major Chau Man-chi Shiu-ng S. HillsHarston

R.J. A.A. Fraser,

D. Forrest Chau

Chau Tsun-nin, Sik-nin Ho Kom-tong,

m.c. H. A. Mills C.B.E. Ho Sing-chau

T. J. Gould R. J. Minnitt H.

J.A. M.V. Gray

Greaves

J. P. Murphy

C. Newton

Mycock SirChing Shou-son

Chow, kt.

Sir Robert Ho

Tung, kt.

G.E. W.

V. A.Hamilton I.

Griffith R. A. C. North S.D. M.E. ClarkChurn HoW.Wing

A. Hughes

H. J. Pearce, m.c J. O. Hughes

A612 HONGKONG

Ip Lan-chuen F. P. E. L. fr ^ S St S

F. A. Joseph Potter, k.c. Kadookie & Sons, Sib Elly—St.

J.L. E.Kadoorie

Joseph

E.P. C.G. H.Price

Potts George’s Building; Teleph. 27127; Cable

Kan Tong-po Ad:

kong;Kadoorie, ShanghaiandandBentley’s

Hong-

R. Kennedy J.H. T.H.Prior

Priestley Codes: Bentley’s

Second. Shanghai: 259, Kiangse Road

M.

W. F.E. Key,Kirbyo b.e.

A. Raymond Partners—Sir E. S. Kadoorie,

Kong I-sun F.E. A.M. Redmond

Raymond k.b.e., com. leg. hon., Lawrence

Kadoorie, leg. hon, and Horace

Sir R. H. KT., Kotewall,

L. T. Ride

C.M.G. Kadoorie, LEG. hon.

D. F. Landale A.C. C.Ritchie

Roberts Office Executive—The Hon. Philip

Lau Ping-chai R.J. B.Robertson Samuel

Secretary—Miss L. Bercovitch

LiLi Hoi-tung S. H. Ross

LiLi Jowson

Kwun-ch’un

U.

Ross

Rumjahn

LiLi Po

Ping

kwaiH. Ruttonjee, Sr. Kai Fatn & &Co.,m Printers, ft

Stationers,

J.J. H. Seth Importers

Shu-fan

Li Sing-kui P. Sherry

A.A.F.B.

L. Shields —18, Pottinger Street; ofTeleph.

& Exporters Paper 33088;Ink

Li Tsz-fong

Li Yik-mui Silva-Netto Cable Ad: Kafapaper; Codes: Bentley’s

and Private

Lo Man-hin W. F. Simmons

Lo R. K. M. Simpson,

Lo Man-kam

Man-wai Sin C.B.E.M.c. Kai Tai & Co.,

P.D. H.J. Sloss, ^ ^ ^

Importers, Exporters and

Lo

W. Yuk-tong

H. Lock A. M. de L. Soares Commission

Road

Agents—66, Connaught

Luke

Ma Tsui-chiuOi-wan

Y. D. Sorby

J.H. Stuart 211; Cable Ad:Teleph.

Central; 21570;AllP.O.Codes

Knapsack; Box

J,A. F.S. Macgregor R. Sturt Used

Mackichan

J.H. Taggart, o.b.e.

H.

T. A.0. Mahtani

Macnamara

M.

W. PN. Talati

T. Tam ft ft m %

Tam Woon tong Kaihong

C. M. Manners,O.B.E. TradingandCo.,Commission

Import and Ex-

W. R. D. C. S. Tang Shiu-kin,M.B.E. port —9,

Merchants

Stewart Road; Telephs.

Agents

20801

Mansfield

P. Tester and 23556 ; P.O. Box 328 ; Cable Ad:

J. R. Masson Kaihongco;andCodes:

G. G. N. Tinson,M.c. Bentley’s PrivateAcme, A.B.C. 5th,

G.E. J.Miskin

R. Mitchell, Lo Kai Hong, mng. proprietor

Tse Ka-po Lo Chi Ki, asst, manager

Mok Kon-sangO.B.E.

Ts’o Seen-wan,C. B

A.K. S.Morris Ts’o Tsun-on

Morrison

F. C. Mowfung M. H. Turner

M. M. Watson Kimlanmkuangb mum tsung

m kuk^

D. W. Munton

H. Y. Wilkinson, Kailan Mining Administration, Colliery

D. and Steamship Owners, fcCoal S and

NgL.Wah Newbigging

S. T. Williamson

D. Ceramics-—Hongkong

Building; Teleph. & Shanghai

28021; Cable Bank

Ad:

Ngan Shing kwan

Wong Mau-lam

J.T. J.E. Paterson Maishan

PearceWong Ping-sun Dodwell & Co., Ltd., agents

A. H. A. Penn Wong Tak-kwong General Managers:

B. Wong Tape

J.A.G. Petrie,

A. Pentreath

A. Wai tak Woo

D.s.c.

Woo Hang kam

R. H. Phillips

Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.

J.SirA.H.PlummerG. G. Wood, v.d. ft ft ^ M .

B. Wylie

E. Pollock,

Yung Tsze-ming Kam

KT., K.C. and

Chuen & Co., Importers, Exporters

Commission Agents—63, Queen’s

Road

Code: Central; Cable Ad: Birdsnest;

YuenBentley’s

Kam-chuen, mng. proprietor

Ka Wah Savings Bank Ltd., The— Kam Lung Restaurant — 170-174, Des

(See Banks) Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. 28234

 HONGKONG A613

Kan Koam Tsxng & Co.—53, Dea Voeux Kayamally & Co. (Established 1885),

Road Central; Teleph. 26017 Ladies WoolHaberdashery,

erials, Silks, arid Cotton Dress Mat-

Furnishing

^ @ "S" B S Fabrics, etc. — 20, Queen’s Road

Kn,])u. N. r.. Ivlexjical Prac- Central; Teleph. 20724

titioner—18,

Telephs. 279y4Connaught

& 23756 Road Central; Keller & Co., ft Ltd.,

ft~BEd. A.,-kGeneral Mer-

i? » 35 is ii Hn JK S# chants,

Watches,Importers of Textiles,

Perfumeries, Foodstuffs,

Essential Oils,

Karanjia it Co., C.M., Iviierppants, Manu- Sundries, Pharmaceutical

etc—Alexandra Building, 3rd Floor; Specialities,

facturer.^, ami Agents -- - ‘‘

House, Wyndham Street and David Teleph.Britannia” 23120; P.O. Box 659; Cable

House, 67-69, Ads: Edakeller and Keler

31222, 31223, Des1044,

Voeux21044

Road;andTelephs.

31055; W. M. Keller, president (Zurich)

H. A. Keller, director

P.Q. Box 585; Cable Ad: Manijeh; Ernest Kern, residentdo.manager

Codes Used: All Standard Codes. Also E. Hausammann,

at Canton, Kobe, Calcutta, Karachi, etc.

Sole Distributors for ■ P.G. Calderara

Aman | G. Hufschmildt

‘‘Britannia”, etc. Flashlight Torch Chinese Dept.—Lo Suen Wing and

Cases, Batteries and Bulbs Colin Poon

Head Office :

Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hong- Ed. A. Keller & Co., S. A., Zurich,

kong), Ltd., Merchants, Commission Switzerland

and Shipping Agents—York

2nd Floor; Teleph. 20998; P.O. Box 60b; Building,

Cable Ad: Norseman; Codes: New Boe, Kelley & Co., ft ft

Old Boe, Bentley’s Second & Bentley’s Ltd., General Exporters,

Complete Importers and Commission Agents.

Karsten Phrase

Larssen, managing director Export: All Hong

and Chinese Products KongofManufactures

All Kinds ;

B. Naess, director Import : All Kinds of Foreign Manu-

S.J. Stakland

M. de Sousa | A. J. V. Ribeiro factures—11,

E. E. dos Remedies | A. A. de Souza Teleph. 21671; Queen’s

Cable Ad:Road

KinlyCentral;

Chau Shui Ng, managing director

Settling Agents for; Chiu

Chau Shuk Ming, assistant

Kai Fong, do.

Central Union of Marine Under-

writers in Oslo

A/S Haugestmds Sj dforsikringsselskap Kelly Bros. Manufacturing Factory,

Manufacturers of Cotton, Woollen and

if ft m tv Rayon Knit Goods—60, Cattle Peak

Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57149; Cable

Kato & Co., Si, Piece-Goods, Porcelain Ad:LauKelybro Koon Kau, manager

Ware, Electrical Supplies and General Lau Korin Chiu, asst, manager

Merchants—16.

Teleph. 21935; P.O.Queen’s RoadCable

Box 468; Central;

Ad:

Yamakiu ^ 8'J

M. Nakao, manager Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. (Established 1876),

M. Cheung, asst, manager Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers and

H. Nakao, accountant Printers—York Building, Chater Road;

Teleph. 20185; Cable Ad: Publishing

ft ft B M A. E. Glover, mng. dir. (Shanghai)

Katoh J.C. H.M. Searle, director

do. do.

General& Exporters

Co., Ltd. (Tong Seng & Co.),

and Importers—14, McDonald,

N. P. Marsoff, secretary do.

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 20976; A. S. Abbott, manager

P.O.

Codes:Box 648;

C. 6thCable Ad: Scott’s

Toshoyoko; E. M.A. J.dosRoubanl

Remedies,

Edition. A.BLieber’s, Edition,

Bentley’s and Acme 10th Mrs.accountant

C. Albers

G.M.Ishiguro

Kojima, manager K. H. Louis I Miss A. Eca da Silva

Mrs. B. Mark | Lo Kai Long Kennedy Town Hospital—(See Medical

Department under Government)

A614 RONGKONG

& n Z ® KinFactory,

Kwok The, Chemical & Industrial

Manufacturers of Pure

Kn Nga E Sang

Kew Brothers, Drs., Dental Surgeons— White Powder, andToilet

Coloured Chalks,

Articles, Gypsum

etc.—Factory:

10 & 12, Alexandra Buildings; Telephs. Kowloon Tong Village, Kowloon

20766

Principals— Dr. F. H. Kew and Pitting & Co., general managers

Dr. C. T. Kew n & m m

Apprentice—G.

Secretary—MissA.D. Kew Chong KiningYipand

Construction Co., The, Engineer-

Building Contractors—Head

Kew & Co., Fred., Land, Share and Office: China

General Brokers — Stock Exchange 21504; Workshop: 470, Floor; Bldg., 6th Great Teleph.

George

Building,

Teleph. 10, Ice House Street, Top Floor; Street, Causeway Bay

F. H. 20732;

Kew, Cable Ad: Fredkew

principal (Member of S. W. Tsao, manager

the Hongkong Stock Exchange) Kincheng Banking Corporation—(^See

Staff—W.

the Hongkong H. Choy

Stock(Member

Exchange)of Banks)

and Mrs. L. Ferguson

Kew Estate Agency, Fred., Property King’s Dispensary M H * 35 Hi

Brokers, Appraisers, (The Oriental Drug

Agents—10, Ice HouseHouse

Street,and9thEstate

Floor; Co., Ltd.) — King’s Theatre Building;

Branches:

Teleph.

F. H. 20732; Cable Ad: Fredkew

Kew, principal 365, Nathan Road, Road

90, Queen’s CentralCable

Kowloon; and

and Wireless Ads: Chemist and 9140;

Codes: Bentley’s & A.B.C.

H. K. Wong, chief manager 6th Edition

13 & $T & K. C. Kwong, asst, manager

Ki Sun & Co., Importers, Exporters, Chemists — Tong Li-ta and Yeung

Commission Agents, Photo Engrav- Kwok Yee

ing and Electro-Plating—Bank of

Canton Building, 6, Des Vbeux Road King’s College—(See Educational under

Central; Teleph. 25021; Cable Ad : Government)

Kisunzinco

Sun Chok On, manager King’s Restaurant — Entertainment

Kian Gwan Co. (India), Ltd., Exporters Building; Teleph. 24848

and Importers—Bank of East Asia Kingsclere Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

Building; Teleph. 31247; Cable Ad:

Javasugar

Tham Khai Hong, manager King’s Silk Store, Silk of All Varie-

Tan Hong Lee, asst, manager ties—78, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

32840; P.O. Box 237; Cable Ad: Gunpati

13 £ €

Kien Shing Cement Co., Import, Export King’s Studio—16, Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. 28755

and Commission Agents

Merchants—China Building,and7thCement

Floor, King’s Theatre—King's Theatre Build-

Room

32752; 720,

CableQueen'sRoadCentral;Teleph.

Ad: Kinshing; Codes Used: ing, 34, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

Acme and Bentley’s Complete Phrase 25313 and 25332; Cable Ad: Enterland

Y. H. Liang, manager

S. H. Liang, cashier Kino Bros. & Co., Ltd., Diamond

Merchants—Windsor

Vceux Road Central; House,

Teleph.12,20700;

Des

m

Kin Hing Chong & Co., Imports and Cable Ad: Kino

Exports—346, Queen’s Road Central,

2nd

KinhinFloor; Teleph. 31829; Cable Ad: Kirk, Dr. Edward W., m.d. (edin.),

Tse Yee Hung, manager f.r.c.s.e. — Office : Shell House, 6th

K. F. Tse, asst, manager Floor, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

L. C. Siu, secretary 33979; Residence: 564, Peak; Teleph.

33731

 HONGKONG A615

Kitchell Hon. Sir Robert Kotewall, c.m.g.

Brokers &— Co., RoomO.,404a,

ShareBank

and General

of East ll.d., principal

Asia Building, 4th Floor; Cable Ad :

Angelkit Lee Shiu Kai, joint manager

A.Fan

Kitchell Ho Man Kai, do.

Hoo Chuen, interpreter I. S. Young

Harry | Lee

P. H. Larken

Miss R. Kitchell

Luk Tat Cheung | Lo Yan Chung Chan Hon King | ChanShiu

Chewlung KamYuenFai

Agency:

^ ^ S The Economic Insurance Co;, Ltd.,

Klink, Ltd., P. J., Manufacturers’ Repre- London, England

sentatives—Holland

Road Central; Teleph.House, 32160; 9,Cable

Queen’s

Ad: Kotewall, Hon. Sir Robert,

Klincotran. Head Office: Shanghai ll.d., j.p.—China Building;kt.,Teleph.

c.m.g.,

W. Yosmeer 24047

Knight & Co., T. L., Direct Factory ^ ^ ^

Representatives, Import-Export — 35, Kat IVor Yeong Hong

Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57894i

P.O.T. L.BoxKnight,

575; Cable Ad: Tlkni Kotwall & Co., E. D., Cotton, Yarn,

F. L. Knight,manager

secretary Freight,

— 5, Queen’sInsurance

RoadandCentral,

General Brokers

French

Ko, Dr. K. F., m.b., b.s., Partner “Ma Bank Lawtok Bldg.; Teleph. 20862; Cable Ad:

Clinic”,

Founding Hon Phys.,

Home—Residence:Italian Convent J. E. Kotwall | T. E. Yeoh

chung Road; Teleph. 20939 Wong-nei-

Kodak Co.—(See Eastman Kodak Co.) Kowloon Bowling Green Club — (See

Clubs)

Kojima

facturers

Teleph. 56518 of Tea Sets—21, Canton Road; Kowloon - Canton Railway (British

Section) — Office: Kowloon; Teleph.

68071

Hongrail (Exch. 526 & 552); Cable Ad:

If M R. D. Walker, m.c., a.r.c.s., d.lc.,

Kolatchoff & Co., Y. A., Importers and m. inst. C.E., M. inst., T., manager

Exporters. Importers of Patent Medi- chief engineer

cines and Exporters of General

chandise—8, Des Voeux Road Central, Mer- I. B. Trevor, m.inst.t., traffic

2nd Floor; Teleph. 33644; P.O. Box 777; manager & store-keeper

Cable Ad: Kolat; Codes Used: Bentley’s A. E. Perry, acting

J. Smith, A.M.I.M.E., chiefM.INST.,

accountant

L.E.

and Private chief mechanical engineer

V. Kolatchoff, manager A. E. Perry, traffic assistant

Agents for: K.engineer

L. Hu, B.sc., A.M.I. STRUCT. E., asst,

Dr. N. A. Gishkariany, Peiping.

Antisenil-

Dubois Panhormin C. C. Stimpson, permanent way

Pereira,Laboratories,

Paris, France 16, Bould L.

inspector

Sykes, senior

Kolat Laboratories. K -3 Tuberculosis

Remedy Chau

Pun Chi traffictraffic

Yuk,Fan, inspector

inspector

do.

T. F. Wong, chief clerk

Kong Sing & Co.—26, Des Voeux Road

Central; Teleph. 21144; P.O. Box 464; Kowloon Chess Club—(See Clubs)

Cable Ad: Miura

fj IS AS Kowloon Confectionery & Bakery

Kotewall

girters

and Importers, Ex- Co.,

R. H.,Merchants—China

General

Ice Cream

Fountain, Parlour,

Pastries, American

Chocolates and Soda

Con-

uilding; Teleph. 24875; P.O. Box 252; fectionery—68,

Teleph. 57312 Nathan Road, Kowloon;

Cable Ad: Keystone; All Codes Used

A616 HONGKONG

H i§ :fc f! A a « a &

Kowloon Dispensary,Dealers

Ltd., Pharmaceu- Kung Kao PoNewspaper,

(Chinese Catholic Herald),

tical Chemists, in Patent MonthlyCaine Road; Teleph.

Illustrated—16,

22674

Medicines, Essential Oil Perfumes, Director — Rev. R. S. Brookes (On

Druggists’

tions, WineSundries,

& Spirit,Toilet Prepara-&

Wholesale leave) Chor Kiang

Retail—80, Nathan Road, Kowloon ; Editor—Ang

Manager- Rev. N Matstrini

Teleph. 57019

J. Gibson, chemist Kung Ming Hong, Insurance Agents

&Floor;

General Merchants—China

Teleph. 21504 Bldg., 6th

m & m ft w * m m

Kowloon Dairy, Ltd., The — Office : LiS- W.Chung Ching, manager

Tsao, treasurer

Hongkong Stock Exchange Building,

Room No. 51, 5th Floor; Teleph.

28981 ; Cable Ad : Kowloon Dairy.

Farm : Clear Water Bay, Customs Kung Sum ChAi, ff ^ ^ * %

Pass Road, Teleph. S’/113 Manufacturers of Pain-

G. E. Ahwee, farm manager killers; Ointments, Decocted Medicines,

Pills, Powders, etc.—4, Lee Yuen

Street West; Cable Ad: Ackung

Kowloon Furniture in&HighElectric

Store, Manufacturers Grade Yeung King long, proprietor

Furniture,

plies — 300, Dealers

NathaninRoad,

Electrical Sup- Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The—

Kowloon;

Teleph. 57504 (See Banks;

Kowloon Hospital—Medical Depart- Kwan, C.gljj Y.,#ll.b.,§£ Solicitor H gg

— 4a, Des

ment under Government) Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 25921;

Kowloon Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Cable Ad: Advocatus. Agents in

London: Ellis Bickersteth Aglionby

and Hazel

Solicitor—C. Y. Kwan

Kowloon Managing Clerk—Chau Tak

The, BusMotor Bus Co. (1933),

Services—Head Office:Ltd.,

153, Articled

Staff Clerk—Lee

— Wong Sai Wah Che

Castle

58036-7; Peak

CableRoad,

Ad Kowloon;

: Busses; Teleph.

Code: Keung, Ip TaiYikPoon,Ping,PoonLi Ming

Bentley’s Cho and Chow Cham Shu

Tang Shiu Kin,

Tam Woon Tong,mng. do.

director Kwan Sum Yin, Dr., l.m.s.h., Medical

W.Louie

S. T. Leung,

Louey, treasurer

manager Practitioner—74,

Telephs. 20743 Queens’

(Office)Road

56145

Lam Ming Fan, Secretary (Residence)

Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. — 4, Kwok Fung Banking Co. — (See

Hankow Road, Kowloon (Next to Banks)

Kowloon Hotel); Teleph. 58516; dl & ¥IS

Cable Ad: Rattanware Kwok & Co., P. K., Importers and

Kowloon Riding School, The—Ma Street; Exporters—35 & 37, Hing Lung

Tau Wai Road, Kowloon City; Kingson;Teleph. 20515; Cable Ad:

All Standard Codes

Teleph. 51041

Mrs. M. S. Franks, owner

Capt. G. P. Julebin, instructor & Kwong, Dr. S. L., Dental Surgeon—

Entertainment Building; Teleph.

manager 21255

F. C. Botelho, assistant

Rwong Chow Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

Kowloon Store, The, General Providers

—78, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. Kwong Fat Yuen—259, Des Yoeux Road

57258 Central; Teleph, 25051

 HONGKONG A617

Kwong Fung Metal Importing Co.— m & ft £ $

31, Bonham Strand East; Teleph. 26965 Kwong sang hong yow han hung sze

&w, ±n ii Kwong.

ExportersSangofHong, Ltd., Importers

Druggists’ and

Sundries and

Kwong Heep Suing & Co., Kowloon Commission Agents—250 and 252, Des

Vceux Road Central; Telephs. 28051 and

Store, General Merchants, Provisioners,

Wholesale and Retail — 62, Nathan 28052; P.O. Box 320; Cable Ad:

Road, Kowloon Chat

Leung Wan Sang, manager Fung Wei Shing, rang, director

Leung Ying Kun, secretary

* m Fung Wo In, asst, secretary

Kwong King, Ship-Chandlers— 5, Wing It £

Kut Street; Teleph. 23089

Kwong

ImportersSangandLung, Coal Merchants,

Exporters, Ship Sale

ft m m Brokers and Shipping Agents—236,

Kwong

eral Hing Hong, Fertilizers and Gen- Des Yoeux Road Central, Yien Yieh

Floor,Merchants—China

Queen’s Road Central; Building, 3rd Bank Building; Teleph. 24244; Cable

Teleph.

33079; Cable Ad: Laore; Codes Used: Ad : Kwongcoal.

rinda. Branch: Head Office: Sama-

Shanghai

All Standard Codes Wee Tong Lee, manager

Kwong Hip Lung Co. (1932), Ltd., The,

Engineers and Shipbuilders—General Kwong TaiM Cheong, Rattan Furniture.

Office: 43, Bonham Strand East; Ship- Grass Mats, Bamboo Sunblinds—58,

yard:

Shui Po;57,Telephs.

Chung 21587

Hing(Office)

Street,& Sham

57009 Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 22981;

(Shipyard) Cable Ad: Kennets

Kwong Hop Yuen, Dealers in Medicines

—46,

21488 Bonham Street East; Teleph. Kwong; Tai Hong;, Import-Export

MerchantsTeleph.

Central; — 27, Connaught Road

Kwong Man Lung Firecracker Manu- Cable Ad: Konda;20840;

Codes:P.O.Acme,

BoxBent-

762;

facturing Co., ofLtd. ley’s &, Private

Manufacturers All(Established 1900),

Kinds of Firecrac- Jackson Lee, manager

Agencies:

kers, FlashlightCrackers and

—Office: 179, Wing Lok Street East;Fireworks Sun-maid Raisin Growers Associa-

Teleph. Kowloon;

25324; Factory: 70, PakCable

Tai tion, California

Street. Teleph. 57843; Kailan Confectionery

Tai Kong Canned Goods Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Ad: Fireworks; Codes Used: Acme &

Bentley’s

Kwong

fact.urersTai Loy, ExportersandandSeagrass

of Rattan Manu-

i% it * m % Furniture, Bamboo- Blinds, dtc.:—61a,

Kwong Ming Theatre—Public Square Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 21548

Street, Yaumati, Kowloon; Teleph.

5831* Kwong Tai Shifting Co.—54, Connaught

Road Central; Teleph. 28805:

is m m £ m

Kwong Sang & Co., Hardware

Ship-Chandlers, Exporters, Kwong

importers, Merchants Tat & Goods:—China

Photographic Co’., SuppliersBuilding;

of All

and Engineering Suppliers—59, Con- Teleph. 25656; Cable Ad: Katatcom

naught lioad Central; Teleph. 22554; Kwong Tat Yuen, Dentist—83, Queen’s

P.O. BoxCauseway

Godown: 664; Cable Bay Ad: Yeung. Road Central; Teleph. 22125

T. K. Yeung, manager Ng Chi Ching manager

 A618 HONGKONG

Kwong Tung Sugar Refinery f— 3, Burd Laing, Dr. Douglas—Gloucester Bldg.;

Teleph. 30928

Street; Teleph. 28210

Kwong Wah Hospital -(See Hospitals) Laing, J. T., Pilot for China Sea and

Hainan Straits—76 L, Nathan Road,

m m m m % Kowloon; Teleph. 58765

Kwong Yuen Mau, Compradores, General Lam Construction Co.—18, Luen Fat

Merchants,

Wholesale andHighRetail

- ClassContractors—42,

Provisioners, Street; Teleph. 26125; Cable Ad: Lam-

Haiphong Road, 57297

Kowloon; Teleph. Palace Building, conco

Pleung Sek, manager

La Mode Beauty Shop—39a, Queen’s Lam, Road,Dr.1stK.Floor

C.—Offices:

& 169, Lai341, Chi

Nathan

Kok

Road Central; Teleph. 25551 Residence: 166, Prince Edward 50659.

Road, 1st Floor; Teleph. Road,

La Perla del Oriente Cigar Stores— 2nd Floor

Hong Kong Hotel Building, Pedder

Street;

Arcade, Teleph.

Des Voeux 30085; Gloucester w & m ^ m

Teleph. 28365; KowloonRoadWharf Central;

En- Lam Woo & Co., Engineers and Build-

ing Contractors—34, Johnston Road;

trance, Salisbury Road; Teleph. 59611;

Sun Sun Hotel Building, Nathan Road, Teleph. 20385; Cable Ad: Lamwoo

Kowloon; Teleph. 50436; 590, Nathan Lam Chik Ho | Lam Chik Suen

Road, Mongkok, Kowloon

ft W~W) %

LAdON

Representatives

Building Trades, for

also Engineering

Manufacturers andof sers, Goods Brokers and General Sur-

veyors — 2, Connaught Road Central,

Brass Locks, Doqt Furnitpre and Ship’s Ground

Brass Fittings—^Prince’s Bnilding, 3rd 20224; Cable and Ad:

Second Floors; Teleph.

Lammfert

Floor (Chater Road Entrance);

34042; P.O. Box 698; Cable Ad: Lacon Teleph- L. E. Lammert | J. A. M. de Graca

B. J. Lacon, m.i. mech.e., principal Lanchester, Dr. John, l.d.s., r.c.s.

Staff—C. R. C.andHam,

H. F. Chan CheungC. W.WoHaynes, (Eiig.), D.D.S. North Western Uni-

General Managers for: versity,

32a, Chicago,

Nathan Road, Dental Surgeon—

Kowloon; Tel-

The South China Woodworking Co. eph. 57689

Lai, Dr. K. Y.—China Building; Teleph. Land Office—(Ncc under Government

24515 Offices)

Laidwin & Co.—7-13, Ash Street, Kow- w m m m &

loon: Teleph. 56361

Lane, Alfred J., Architect, Civil

Lai Heung Distillery—165, DesYoeux Engineer and Surveyor—26, Des

Road West; Teleph. 23942 Yoeux Road Central; Teleph. 23859

Lai Shiu Wing, Architects, Draughts- m m ^ st

men and Designers, Importers, Lin Ka La Fat

Exporters and General Commission

Agents—China

Teleph. 20165; Cable Building, 3rd Floor; Lane, Crawford, Ltd., Grocers, Wines

Ad: Birdsnest and Spirits

Confectioners, Merchants,

Ladies’ and Bakers and

Gentlemen’s

^ p m Outfitters, House and Ship Furnishers,

LaiandToBuilding

Construction Co., Civil Engineers Sports Dealers, Jew'ellers and Silver-

Contractors—Head Office: smiths, General Store - keepers

Restaurateurs—Exchange and

Building,Des

217,

ton Hennessy

Office: Road;

134, Wai Teleph.

Sun 23401;

Road Can-

South; Vccux Road Central; Teleph. 28151 (6

Teleph. 12068 Lines); Cable Ad : Laneford

 HONGKONG A619

Directors—P. H. Suckling (chairman), Interpreters—Pun Yan Chin, Y. T.

R.M. A.Raymond,

Dastur, D.J. C.H.Edmondston,

Taggart, o.b.e.E. Lam, S.A.B. Bux and James Lau

Accountant—Wong

Staff—Lam Man Hoo Chiu, Li Kang

and S. T. Williamson

Manager—A. W. Brown Sang and Choy Hung

Secretaries & Accountants—Linstead

& Davis £ Hr if m

Staff— LauGloucester

PakWai,Building,

Dentist—Hongkong Office:

E. F. S. Baker 1st Floor; Teleph.

N, C. Barber Miss Miss A.K.A.V.

Ho Alves 20488 ; Kowloon Office : 337, Nathan

R.H. Bauder

Burson Miss Y. Ho Road, 1st Floor, Yaumati; Teleph. 57423

CarrEdgar Miss

T.C. H. Mrs.

C. Jobanssen

E. O. Murphy & m m k m

E.F. Hall

C. Fincher Mrs. O’Connor LauDrawing

Tung Office—22,

Office, Contractors and

Miss E. Quinn Des Voeux Road

C.R. J.A. Lodge

Stride Miss R. G.Razavette Central, 1st Floor; Teleph. 27193

Manager—Lau Tung

W. Bonner Miss M.

G.H. Tanner Ribeiro Staff—Yeung Wing Tong, Lau Chik

A. B. Hamson Miss Mrs. A. Remedies

Remedies Pui,

Shan Wong

and LamTakShuChiu,

Fun Wong Po

G.W. W.C. Ogley

Mortimer Mrs. Sequeira

Miss

S. P. Pattara Miss E. Tavares L. Stone H ® H

S.P. Peacock Mrs. Wilkinson Law, Dr. E., m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), General

A.H. M.

J.W.M.Piankoff

Praia Miss

Leung L.PoXavier

Shan Medical Practitioner — 50-52, Queen’s

Road Central;

Randall Fook Ling

A. H. Ribeiro Ip Residence: 22807Telephs. Office: 26555 and

O. F. Ribeiro, Jr. Lo Kwan Wai

G. W. Chan Law, Dr. N. K. — 50 & 52, Queen’s Road

Langs ford Co., Manufacturers’ Re- Central; Teleph. 33512

presentatives & Universal Exporters. Lay & Co., Ltd., S. C.—David House,

Exports: All Kinds of Hongkong 3rd Floor; Teleph. 20763; Cable Ad:

Manufactures

Gloucester & Chinese

Building, Products—

2nd Floor; Teleph. Jolaing

33489; Codes P.O. BoxUsed:

898; Cable Ad: Langs- Directors—J. M. Wong, C. F.

ford; Bentley’s, Acme, Willie Chiu and Cheng Chi Nam

A.B.C. 6th Edition, Schofield’s 3-Letter Staff - K. Chan,

Herbert T. Leung,

Chan Lily

Tat KinChan,

and

C.Ewing

Y. Laing, manager

Tsoi, asst, manager

1^ gg Lay Tun

ft w m ± w Layton & Co., Bill and Bullion Brokers—

Langston, S. H.— Exchange Building; Hong Kong Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 31593

Teleph. 28895; Cable Ad: Burgoyne H.

Jiepi'esentative for : T. A.S. Pearce,

Hills, principal

do.

Burgoyne,

Bovril, Ltd.Burbidges

Teacher

Cow & Gate & Son,

MilkLtd.Food Lazarus, N., Refracting and Prescrib-

Shields Preserving Works ing Opticians (Opticians to H. E.

J. Lyons & Co., Ltd., etc. The Governor of Hongkong, Naval

Forces, etc.) —6, Pedder Street; Teleph.

22203; Cable Ad. Lazarus. Head

ft rtf # m m Office:at London:

and 126, Nanking

56, JohnRoad,

StreetShanghai;

LadWang & Co., A. S. K., Solicitors,

King Building, 3rd Floor, Queen’s etc.— Principal — H. Tobias, f.s.m.c.

Road (Lond.), f.i.o. (Eng.)

Cable Central;

Ad: Asklau Telephs. 26263 & 25185; Manager—Mrs. A. Tobias

Staff—Chan Yiu Sang, Law Man Chiu

Principal—Alfred

Managing Clerk—M. K. Lara S. K. Lau and Lai Yu Cho

A620 HONGKONG

Le Beau Co., Millinery, Fancy Goods and for “Tower Brand” Technical Papers—

Ladies’

Building; Outfitters — Entertainment

Teleph. 27892; 16, Pottinger Street; Teleph. 32585 ;

Cable . Ad: Cable

Lebeau T. H.Ad Lee, Tienhua

manager

H. K. Low, asst, manager

Yin Dah, assistant

LeAccountants—Gloucester

C. Kuen & Co., Thomas, Certified

Building, 1st

Floor, Room 5; Teleph. 32569; Cable Ad: Leeson & Co., D., Importers, 'S'

Thomasle Exporters

Principal—Thomas Le C. Kuen, a.l.a. and Road Central, 3rd Floor; Connaught

Produce Merchants—27, Cable Ad:

A., A.I.I S., F.K. ECON. S.

Staff—Miss Lillian Siu, May Lam, C. Leson; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition,

Bentley’s & Acme

S.K. Siu,

Loh,P.Y.T.K.Phoon,

Wong,S. W.S. Phoon,

H. Chan,S.

Y. Y. Cheung and S. K. Kwong Principals—D.

Staff—S. C. Choy, Leeson Lau

and J.FeiLimaand

H. S. Yik

ft m m it u

Lee Bros., Manufacturing Opticians Lee20692 Theatre—Percival

and 26909 Street; Telephs.

—8, D’Aguilar Street; Teleph. 27662

W. Lee, manager LeeBoiler

TungMakers, Wo, Land andand

Marine

Lee Furniture Co.—5, Queen’s Road —131-137, Brass IronEngineers,

Founders

Central; Teleph. 24453 Portland Street; Teleph.

57285

& ft m m m ^ ps w ^ m

LeeImporters

& Co., and Joseph S., Contractors,

Monumental Masons, LeeGeneral

Yick, Ltd., Coal Merchants and

Marble, Granite and Terrazzo Works, Road Contractors — 42, Connaught

etc., Central; Teleph. 28205; Cable Ad:

tery Sculptors and Specialists

Memorials—10, Morrison in Ceme-

Hill Lycoal

Road, Happy Valley; Teleph 21511; HE $1 ^ Lee Yu Kee

Cable

J. P. Ad:Lee,Joseleeco

manager Lee Yu Kee, Sanitary and Heating

Mrs. M. A. Lee, secretary Engineers, Dealers in Sanitary Ear-

thenware, Building Materials and

n & ft a m ^ Hardware — 37, Des Voeux Road

Lee & Co., Louis A., Building Building Central; Teleph. 31101; Cable Ad:

Contractors and Monumental Ma- Proprietor—Lee lu Cheung, b.sc.

sons, Scultural Specialists in Italian Engineers — Y. H. Pun, b.sc., S. T.

Marble, Hong Kong Granite, Statue Chui, B.sc. and A. V. Spoov

Works, Bronze Statues & Busts,

Terrazzo Works, etc.—3, Gap Road,

Happy Valley; Teleph. 25395 Li kap o lan die ki hi sze kwui to

L. A. Lee, manager Leigh

Francis Lee, secretary tects &and Orange, Civil Engineers,

Surveyors— Archi-

P. & O. Building,

it m & it 3= Des Voeux Road Central;

& 20667; Cable Ad: Orange Telephs. 20167

Lee Ping Hong, Building Materials, G. G. Wood,

A.J. E.S. Potter, m.inst.

Mackichan, c.e. ,

Sanitary Earthenware and Hardware

Goods—52, Des Voeux Road Central; A.R.T.BM.INST.

A. c.e.

Teleph. 20600 R. G. Parker, Dip. Arch. (Liver-

pool), A.R.I.B. A.

Miss

C. T. M.Wong,

M. Tyrrell

B sc. (Eng.)

Lee & Co., T. H., Stationers, Paper S. C. Chan,

S.MissGidley b.sc. (Eng.)

Merchants, Drawing and Surveying M. Booker &

Materials, Specialists and Distributors Chinese Staff

 HONGKONG A621

Li3rdClinic—rBank of East Asia Building,

Leighton

Day and NightGakage,Service—73-75, for Hire, Ad: Floor;

Motor (Jars Leighton ClinicTelephs.Hon. 20963

HilJ Road; Telephs. 24488 &, 22088; Cable Principal—The Dr. Li Shu Fan,

Ad: Leigage M.B., CH.B., D.T.M.&H., F.R.C.S. (Edin.)

C.S.K.S.Sung, manager Staff —Dr. Li Shu Pui, m.b., b.s.,

Luke, accountant p.r.c.s.B.S.(Edin )and Dr. H...(J.;Chan,

M.B.,

Leite, Madame S., Ladies’Wear Specialist 13 & ®n§ n m

—9, Middle Road, Kowloon; Teleph. Li St Fung, Ltd.,ik Exporters, Importers,

58643 Manufacturers General Merchants—

n 10, Queen’s

P.O. Box Road

150; Central;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: 32654;

Lifung

Lepack Co., Importers and Exporters Managing Directors—Li To-ming and

—York Building; 3rd Floor; Teleph. Fung Pak-liu

21123;

Textilian P.O. Box 114; Cable Ad : General Manager—Fung Mo-ying

Yu Kan Hing, manager Manager—Fung Hon-chu

Yu Signs Per Pro.—Miss Fung Lai-wah

W. A.ChikHayYin, |secretary

Peter Yu Secretary—Miss A. Kooc

Canton Branch-

Leung Kwok Ying (Hongkong-Canton- 186-188, Luk Ye Sam Road, Canton,

Shanghai), Newspaper Agent and Strand

Patent China

Medicine

East and Dealer—

160, 32,

Reclamation Bonham

Street, Yau- Li Sung, Dr., m.b., Queen’s

b.s., General Medical

mati; Teleph. 21645 Practitioner—82, Road Central,

1st Floor; Teleph. 23603

Lever Bros.Teleph.

Building; ( China ), Ltd. — China

22433 &ili W ftr M ^

Li Tsoo Yiu, Dr., Specialist in Children

ff # ^ 'n'’ Diseases and Internal Medicine—China

Levy

1st Floor; Telephs. 25441,

and Brokers in Securities

modities—Hongkong & and Com-

Shanghai Bank Dr. &Li34345

Tsoo(Residence)

Yiu, m.d., b.s., d.t.m

Building; Telephs. 30226-8; P. O. Box & h. (Eng.)

142; Cable Ad: Selco. Head Office: Liang You Beauty

Shanghai; Branch Office: Manila

Resident Partner—R. Kopelman Building; Teleph.Shop—King’s

30619i Theatre

NonD. Resident Partners—R. Buchan,

A. Cook, Y. D. Gensburger and Liberty Silk Store—China Building;

J. Hollzer Teleph. 24760; P.O. Box 557; Cable

G.Staff—I,

T. Yuan and M. C. Tsai, p.p. Ad: Lokoomall

Agafuroft, B. Agafuroff, T. Q. M. Lokoomall, proprietor

Chang, S. Benjamin, Miss V, Mak, K. M. Lokoomall, manager

Mrs. W. Mckerrow, Wm. Ning, J. F.

King, H. O. Odell, C. I. Sipitsky, “Lido”, The—(See Hotels)

C. Sit,

and T. T.K.Yuan

C. Tsang, T. K. Tsang

Lido Dancing Academy—144, Des Yoeux

Members : Road Central; Teleph. 27412

New York Cotton

Chicago Board of Trade Exchange

Commodity Exchange, Inc., New Liebermann ft ft Waelchli x ^ &m Co., Im-

York

New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange, Connaught Road; King’s

port & Export —

Inc. Commodity Exchange 24422; P.O. Box 1365; Telephs.Building,

24411Ad:8,&

Cable

Canadian

Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Associa- Waelchli. Tientsin, Branches:Kobe,

Tokyo, Shanghai,

Osaka,Peiping,

Yoko-

tion hama, Nagoya, Zurich (Switzerland),

Manila Stock Exchange Batavia and New York

Shanghai Stock Exchange John L. Waelchli

NewWhite,

YorkWeld

Correspondence-.

& Co. E. Winkler I Miss J. White

M. Weissenfluh | Miss M. Pereira

 HONGKONG

m & m X '& Litton & Co., Shares and General

Ling Man-i & (Jo., Share and General Brokers—Bank of East Asia Building,

1st Floor; Teleph. 25988 ; Cable Ad :

Brokers—Bank of East Asia

6th Floor; Teleph. 32116; Cable Ad: Building, Litton

Lingmani; Codes : Bentley’s Complete J. L. Litton | J. A. Fisher

Phrase and Bentley’s Second

Principal—Ling Man-i ^ ^ m m n m

Assistants—Li

Chi Keung Ying Lam and Chan Livekpool & London t Globe Insuk-

ance Co., Ltd., The (Represented by

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.)—HongKong a

Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Telephone

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd., Manu- 28021; P.O. Box 36; Cable Ad: Globe

facturers

Machine, ofThetheMiehle Linotype Composing

Centurette Lloyd’s—

Two-Revolution Presses,andLithographic Gilman & Co., Ltd., agents

Machines

Machinery—1, Duddell Street;Printers.

and General Teleph.

20768; Cable Ad: Linotype K * ® ^ *

H.A. Ellis, manageracting

for Farmanager

East Noi Si Li Shun Wui She

J. Rozario, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—Alexan-

C.PoaF.Foh,

Shienmechanic dra

463; Buildings;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Marine 20179; P.O. Box

Agency: T.C. S.R. Morrison, m.i.mar.e.,

Duplex Printing Press Co. (News-

paper Presses) Rowcliffe, m.i.mar.e.,surveyor

do.

Peter Lee, clerk

Linstead fM

5S Chartered

Liw Se Tuk Account- Lo Kin Fai & Des Co., Vceux

ShareRoad

and Central;

General

ants — Exchange Building, 1st Floor; Brokers—10, Teleph. 26015; Cable Ad: Lokinfai

Teleph. 27794; Cable Ad: Linstead Lo Kin Fai, principal

C.H. B.R. Brown,

Forsyth,a.c.a.,

c.A., partner

do. San Shin Chuen, assistant

©.A. 1.Sommerfelt,

-DUUin, A.C.A.A.c m ® * m m m

D. L. Prophet, c.A. Lo Tung Fan, b.a., ll.b., Barrister-

A. H. da Silva at-Law

Y.F. H.P. da

Santos

Silva | E.K. Maycock

W. Wan Bar—4a, andDesMember Yoeux ofRoadthe Central;

Canton

C.P. C.F. Chung

Rozario Miss J. Smalley Teleph. 27525

K. Y. Wan Mrs. W. B. Deane ft M & X M

Miss B. Cruz

LoBuilding,

& Lo, Des Solicitors,

Voeux &c.—Alexandra

Road Central;

m a'i m m

Little, Adams & Wood, Architects, Teleph. m 28034; Cable Ad: Deodand

Civil Engineers and Surveyors—York M.

M. K.

W. Lo,

Lo, solicitor

do. & notarydo.public

Building, Chater Road ; Teleph. 21026 ; Lui Wai Chau I Mrs. E. C, Fincher

Cable Ad : Upstairs Wong Ka Tsun | Tong Tak Sang

Principals—C.

Ross H. Basto and Leslie

Staff-K. W. Leung, C. H. Lok Local Directory, The, Published in

and W. Y. Li January and July (Two Editions,

Little Beauty Parlour—26, Hankow Spring Kong and Daily Summer) byLtd.The-Office

Hong

Road; Teleph. 58776 Marina House,Press,

15-19, Queen’s Roadat

Little Shop, The, Chinese Curios, Central; Telephs. 33225 & 33383; P.O.

Blackwood ShadesFurniture, Jewellery, BoxLt.-Col.

Jades,Decorators 1; Cable Ad: Press

Lamp

—Gloucester and Interior

Building; Teleph. 26438; directorH.L. Murrow,D.s.o.,managing

Cable Ad: Littleshop Mrs.General

R. Ramsey (Advertising «fc

Department)

Mrs. Evelyn Boyd, proprietress Tse Shu Man | Cheung Hing Lock

R. Poinsot

 HONGKONG A623

Local Printing Press, Ltd., The, Partners—

Printers, Publishers,

DuddellBookbinders

Street; Teleph.& John Fleming,

Stationers—13,

•24677; Cable Ad: Lockoo A. Ritchie, c.a. C.A.

LeeA. Yat Ngok,secretary

mng. director E. M. Bryden, c.a.

Y. Wong, Staff—

D.

E. D. da Roza, A.i

S. Robb, c.a.,

m r& J.E. Moodie,

Lock King, Exporters, Gold and Silver-

smiths, Blackwood Furniture Manu- S. Hall, c.a.

c.a.

facturers & Curio Dealers—33, Queen’s W.

D.G.J. Wilson

Woolley J.L. Dodd N. Silva

Road Central; Teleph. -26718 ; Cable A. Abbas K.H.M.P. Chan

Ad:ShiuLocking

Yam Lun, mng. director A. S. Olsen Chan

Shiu Kan-to secrets ry R. F. Jones T. O. Chan

Shiu Sung Pok D. Hardwick H. C. Lui

Shiu Hok Fong A. E. Gutierrez Mrs. A. Silva-Netto

F. A. Gill Mrs.

Miss C.P. Baldwin

U. Brown

Loke Yuen Lok, Real Estate Owner- C. J. McCormick

A. D. da Roza Miss A. Rocha

Bank of East Asia Building,

Teleph. 23831; Cable Ad: Lylok 7th Floor ; Correspondents—

Loke Yuen Lok, proprietor Lowe, Bingham &, Matthews, Shang-

Lai Choong Hong, attorney hai, Tientsin, Singapore & London

Yee Khin Seong, assistant

Hung Chung Ming, shroft

fr m ® m ^ ^

Loke Yung Cheong, Real Estate and Loxley &LokCo.Si (China), Li Yang Hong

Ltd.,andW.Ship-

R.,

Land

Central,Owner—50

6th Floor;

52, Queen’s Road General Importers, Exporters

24437; Cable

Ad:Loke

Rentcharge ping Agents—Head Office: York Buil-

Yung Cheong, proprietor ding, Chater Road;

Departments) and Telephs. 34165 (All

21620 (Managing

Leong Ngai Pooi, attorney Director’s

Wong Yu Kong | Wong Yoki London Office: W. R. LoxleyLoxley.

Office); Cable Ad: & Co.

m m (London), Ltd., 106, Fenchurch Street,

E.Canton;

C. 3.; Branch: LoxleyOffice

Registered House,ofShameen,

Perrin

Long King & Co., Photographic Goods Cooper & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Dealers—8,

Teleph. 33074Des Voeux Road Central; D.(Tientsin)

O. Russell, permanent director

fr IS 1$ if J. Petrie, managing director

LooManufacturers—8,

Brothers, Lingerie and Napery F. G. Herridge, secretary

Wyndham Street; Staff—G.

Bennett, Duncan,

H. A.G.Castor,A. Watson, C.

Teleph. 24209; Cable Ad: Loobros P. A. Kims, Brown,T. Wong,

F. M.

ftTlfc m Castro,

K. S. Chen,K. C.Dr,Chen,Au YoungC. K. Liang,

Chen,

Lorence Co., The, Importers, Exporters, Cheung Tat Chiu, K. M. Cheng,

Commission Agents and Manufacturers’ S.H. K.W.Wong, P. K. Lau,

Chow,M. Miss

A. Lee,R.

Representatives — Exchange Building,

3rd Floor; Teleph. 33768; P.O. Box 674; Murphy,Chan, MissT. E.C. Manson, Miss

Cable Ad: Lorence M.

diosL. Bote! ho and Miss E. Reme-

Lo Shiu Kee, manager ChanYoung Kin Cho, compradore

m & & * m Au U Sang, asst, compradore

Hut So Sze Agenciet:

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Chartered The “Ben” Shipping Department

Accountants—Mercantile Bank Teleph.

Build- Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line Steamers,

Line (Canton Ltd.,Agency

Leith

ing, 7, Queen’s Road Central; Only)

28106; Cable Ad: Explanate

A624 HONGKONG

Import Department Building Supplies Department

Alfred Bird & Sons, Ltd., Birmingham Lewis Berger & Sons, Ltd., London—

Paints, Varnishes,

—Custard Powder, Jellies, etc.

California Packing Corporation, San Mo—Treetex & Domsjo Tradingetc.Co, Ltd., London

Francisco—“Sunkist” Canned Food Jas. Williamson Wall &andSon,Hard

Ltd.Boarding

Lancaster

Products —Linoleum, Oilcloth

Carr & Co., Ltd., Carlisle—Biscuits

T. F. Firth & Sons, Ltd., Brighouse— Wines & Spirits Department

Carpets, Rugs, etc. Jules Sanderson

Robin, S. A.,& Son,

Cognac—Brandy

Gillette Industries, Ltd., Isleworth— Wm. Ltd., Leith—Vat

Safety Razors and Blades

Glaxo Laboratories, 69 Whisky

Ltd., Greenford— Sutton,

“Glaxo” and Pharmaceutical Products Carden & Co., Ltd., London,

Genatosan, Ltd., Loughburgh—“Gen- Union Piccadilly—Dry

Brewery, Ltd., GinShanghai—U. B.

asprin” and “Sanatogen” Beer

P.Richard

W. Heyman, Melbourne— Bufter

Hudnut, New York—Cosmetics, Vieille Cure de Cenon, S.A., Cenon—

Perfumery, Liqueurs

India Tyre &etc.Rubber Co., Ltd., In- Export Department

chinnan—Motor and Cycle Tyres China Produce of All Classes

International

“Bismag” Chemical Co., London— Hong Kong Manufactured Articles

Kenrick & Jefferson,

wich—Stationery Ltd , West Brom- ft w ie m

Kirby Beard & Co., Ltd., Birmingham— Lucky Corporation, Import, Export

Needles and Manufacturers’

Kiwi Polish Co., Pty., Ltd., Melbourne Building, 3rd Floor; Teleph. Agents—China

—Boot Polish 31457;

Geo. Mason & Co., Ltd,, London—“O. Codes Used: Acme and Sukoting;

P.O. Box 905; Cable Ad:

Private.

K.” Sauce Branch: Tung Chai Yat Road,

A. (Canton

Maschmeijer,

AgencyJr. Only),—Essential

Amsterdam etc. Swatow

Oils, Synthetic Aromatics, etc. Su Koting, manager

Meccano, Ltd., Liverpool—Mechanical Miss L. Sheary,

Staff—W. Leong, assistant

K. K. Soo, P.

Toys C. Soo and Y. M. Ng

Medical & General Exporters, Ltd.,

London—“Sanitas”

Medical Products Disinfectant and Luen Cheong & Co., Wholsale and Retail

Northam Warren Sales Co., Inc., New Paper Vceux and

RoadStationery Dealers—74,

Central; Teleph. 23036 Des

York—;“Cutex”

Parfumerie L. T. Piver, Paris — Per- Luen Fat Shipping Co., General Con-

fumes, Cosmetics, etc. tractors, Shipping and Commission

Poulton & Noel, Ltd., Southall— Agents—14,

Provisions

Spratt’s Patent, Ltd., London—Dog Floor; Teleph.Des23417

Voeux Road West, 2nd

Biscuits Chow Kan Hoi | Chow Wah Cho

T. Wall &R.Sons, Ltd., London—Sausages

& Co., Inc., New Luen

William Warner

York—Pharmaceuticals West;Yick Hong—32,

Teleph. 21202 Bonham Strand

Angus Watson & Co., Ltd., Newcastle-

Theupon

J. B.Tyne— Provisions

Williams Co., Glastonbury, LuennYick^ Trading

M M ^ M

Co, Exporters of

Conn.—Shaving Preparations Chinese Good-!,

Products,.Manufacturers’

Importers of For-

W. Woodward, Ltd., London—Gripe- eign Re-

water presentatives and Commission Agents

Insurance Department —Head Office:25,P.O

Royal Department: Un Box

Chau1243;

StreetWholesale

;Teleph.

Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Insurance Co., Ltd., Liverpool

Liverpool 50637

So Che, manager

General Accident Fire & Life Assurance Wong Wing, asst, manager

Corporation, Ltd., (Canton Agency Fung Yiu Tung, secretary

Only)

 HONGKONG A625

& mm & mm M it fi % 51 M f1

Luk Hoi Tong Co., Ltd., Banking, Lung Kai Bros. Knitting Factory,

Assurance

Wholesale (Life), Hotel, Drugs—293-299,

and Retail Restaurant and Manufacturers of Lisle and Cotton

Singlets, Under wears, Bathing Cos-

Des u.Voeux

P. Chan RoadCable

BoxFu1324; Central;

Ad: Teleph.

Lukrance26795; Edward

tumes and Road, Shirts

Kowloon;— 404-40,

Teleph. Prince

56435;

Cheung, president P.O. Box 54

C. Chee

Y. Chan, vice-president

Wing Sang, treasurer

Yeung Kam Tim, life assurance tr iS At

manager Luton Sales& Co.),

Co. (SuccessorsMerchants—

to Young

Chan Hung Tack, restaurant

manager

T. K. Cheung, drugs manager 306, Nathan Road,General

Brothers Kowloon; Teleph.

C. Y.Sheung

Chan, Po,

hotelsecretary

manager 58653; P. O. Box 221; Cable Ad:

Au Younbros

Chan Chung Kwong, accountant K. L. Fu, manager

Branch Managers :

Chan Pok Soon (Hotel Nathan, Kow- Lyson & wCo., ^Generala Merchants m

and

loon) and (Life Assurance Dept., Importers of Fresh Fruits, etc.—

Kowloon) Room No. 8, Wing On Bank Building,

NgHotel,

ShunWanchai)

Tuck, manager (Luk Kwok Des Voeux Road: Lysonco

Central; Teleph.

Y. H. Chan (Life Assurance Dept., 32727; CableTson,

Liu She Ad managing director

Canton) L. Cheuk | W. K. Tsoi

F. N. Chan (Banking Dept., Toi

Shan District)

m ® m m % & m

Luk Hoi Tung Hotel—(£ee Hotels) Lyson

Road &Central;

Hall, Teleph.

Solicitors—6,

23665; CableQueen’s

Ad:

Luk Kwok Hotel—(See Hotels) Litigation

J. M. Hall, solicitor

LunEngineers

Sang &andCo.,Building

Civil and Structural— Ma, Dr. C. K., m.b., b.s., General Medical

Contractors

French 23524;Bank P.O.

Building, Practitioner and Partner, “Ma Clinic”

Teleph. Box 506;3rdCableFloor;

Ad: —King’s

26504 Theatre Building; Telephs.

& 28888

Lunsang

^ m ft m m m m ^ W S ^ ^

Lun Tai Mutual Fire & Marine MaWong Clinic, Ma Luk, C. K. Ma, T. C.

& K. F.Offices:Ko, King’s

Drs., Theatre

Medical

Insurance Co., Ltd.—272, Des Voeux Practitioners-

Road Central; Teleph. 21131; Cable Building, Queen’s Road Central; Telephs.

Ad: Lunistice 26504 & 28888

Tam Woon Tong, general manager

Ma

Lun Yick Fire .fe Marine Insurance Clinic”—Residence: Luk, Dr., l.m.s.h., s.b., s.j., “Ma

Co.—313, Des Voeux Road Central; fulum; Teleph. 21894“Fir House”, Pok-

Teleph 21330

Macao Jockey Club—(SVe Clubs)

Lunatic

ment under Asylum—(See

Government) Medical Depart-

Macau Electric&Lighting

—Hongkong ShanghaiCo.,Bank Ltd.,Build-

The

ff ^ ^ W ing, 4th Floor.

Central, Macau Executive Office: 2, Rua

Lund, K., Engineering—Room No. 49, St. Directors—F.

N. J. Gellion (chairman),

George'Cable

33792; s Building, ChaterRoad; Teleph.

Ad: Kalun. TakG.lamBeale, H. Nolasco and Fu

Principal—K. Lund Secretaries

Master - Johnson, Stokes &

Assistants—K.P.Shum andB.Y. Shum

 HONGKONG

Macau Waterworks Co., Ltd., The— Mac’s Cafe—Hongkong Hotel, Pedder

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building, Street; Teleph. 24801

4th Floor. Executive Office: 2, Rua

Central,

Directors—D.Macau Macnamara, H. C., Barrister-at-Law—

man), F. J. C.Gellion

Edmondston

and G. (chair-

G. N. Hongkong k Shanghai Bank Building,

2nd Floor, Queen’s Road Entrance;

Tinson

Secretaries — Johnson, Stokes & Teleph. 21225

Master Magic Tone Radio & Electrical Co.

—26, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Mace, R. B., Representative of the Swedish 31375

Match Company, Jonkoping, Sweden Maguite

—Wang Hing Building, 3rd Floor, 10, U.S.A.), Exclusive Representatives of

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24929; Mont gomery Ward k Co., Chicago—

P. O. Box

Codes: A.B.C.140;5th Cable Ad: Matches;

& 6th Editions, Bent- RoomsBox221-222, Gloucester Building;

ley’s Complete

versal Trade Codes & 2nd Phrase & Uni- P.O.

York 125; Cable Ad: Maguite, New

Wong Tat, compradore Dr. J. C. Maguite | Lawrence Tsang

^ @

& m m ft m Mahan k Co., Dealers in Books and

Tit Hong Lun Shun Kung Sze Magazines—5, D’Agmlar

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Mahan proprietorStreet

Singh,manager

Iqbal Singh,

Steamship Agents—P. & O. Bldg., Con- Mrs. M. Lavadia, assistant

naught Road Central; Teleph. 27721;

P.O.

H. Box 113; CableD.s.o.,

V. Wilkinson, Ad: Mackinnons

partner

J. M. Mackinnon, signs per pro. Maison F. Mathieu, S- A. (Hong

C. Black Kong Branch)—Prince’s

J.J. S.T. Duncan

Brown [I A.F. W.

McKellar,

Moon c.a. Floor; Teleph. 25913; P.Building, 2nd

O. Box 131;

E. H. Gwilt | J. M. Sandford Cable Ad: Famarods. Head

Antwerp, Belgium, 35, Rue de la Office:

Outdoor Staff Princesse

H. Nother, manager

J. Lowrie | H. V. Pemble

Agents-. Agents for:

P. k O. S. N. Co. Etbs de Wendel,

Comptoir Hayange,

Siderurgique France

deMecaniques,

France

B. I. S. N. Co., Ltd. Union des Yerreries

E. k A. S. S. Co., Ltd. Beiges, Brussels

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Union Chimique Beige, S. A.

Compagnie

Lommel etdes deMetaux d’Overpelt-

Corphalie, S.A.,

IS £ ^ ^ Bruxelles

Mac Kin Toi Sze

Mackintosh's, Ltd., Men’s Wear Maizee’s, Ladies Speciality Shop,

Gowns, Hats,andSuits and Frocks, Costume

Specialists—Alexandra Building, Des Jewellery

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 20029; parations—Alexandra Helena Rubinstein Pre-

Cable Ad: Outfit 30434; P. O. Box 710 Building; Teleph.

F. A. Mackintosh

J.R. G.R. Meyer

Davies ||I J.R.LaiHickman

Bluestone Majestic Printing Press, General

L. Glendinning Ki Kwong Printers—421, Asia Life

Queen’s Road Central; Building,

Teleph. 32992

Agents for : C. M. Way, proprietor

“Summit” Collars k Shirts Majestic Theatre,Road,Talking

Scotts

Henry Hats Heath Hats Cinema—Nathan Yaumati,Picture

Kow-

Aquascutum Coats loon; Teleph. 57222

“K” Shoes Liang Chi Hao, mng. director

 ADVERTISEMENT A626a

MAIL & PASSENGER SERVICES

(|UNDER CONTRACT WITH H.M. COVERNMENT)

TO

CHINA, JAPAN, STRAITS, BURMA, SIAM,

CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, MAURITIUS.

EAST & SOUTH AFRICA, MANILA, NEW

GUINEA, AUSTRALIA, EGYPT & EUROPE

ROUND THE WORLD TOURS

CHEAP HOLIDAY TICKETS TO STEA1TS,

INDIA, CEYLON & JAPAN

FOR FULL INFORMATION REGARDING

SAILINGS, FREIGHT & PASSAGE RATES

KINDLY APPLY TO.—

MACKINNON. MACKENZIE & CO.

P. & 0. Building, Connaught Road, HONGKONG.

27, The Bund, SHANGHAI.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. (JAPAN), LTD.

72, Kyo-machi, KOBE.

75, Yamashita-cho, YOKOHAMA.

 HONGKONG A627

Majestic Trading Corporation, Adverti- J. Steam

Browett Lindley (1931), Ltd.—

sers, Printers, Importers,

Manufacturers—421, AsiaExporters and

Life Build- LockwoodEngines& Carlisle, Ltd.—Piston

ing; Teleph. 32992; Cable Ad: Waico Rings

C. M. Way, proprietor Shanks & Co., Ltd.—Sanitary Fit-

tings - Line Filters, Ltd. — Oil-

Stream

Majima Hospital—<«S'ee Hospitals) Renovators

Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson,

Malaya Cafe—41, Des Voeux Road Ltd., England—Shipbuilders

Vulcan Foundry, Ltd.—Locomotives

Central; Teleph. 31734 Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc., U.S.A.

Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Engineers and —Chlorinators

Importers—Head Office: Hongkong & G. & J. Weir, Ltd. — Pumps and

Shanghai31144;

BankP.O.Building, Marine Auxiliaries

Teleph. Box 151; 4thCableFloor;

Ad: Yorkshire Copper Works, Ltd.—Non-

ferrous Tubes and Fittings

Triplerais. Branches: Shanghai, Canton,

Penang and Singapore

Directors—A. Malcolm and T. G. Mamak

Hand, a.m.i.c.e. (Penang)

Chief Executive

Inness, Engineer—L. W. 56469

b.sc., G.a.m.i.c.e.

Secretary—D. Wilson ^ % m % %

Branch Manager —F. S. O’Neill Man On Po Him Rung Sze

Sales Dept.—B. Talbot, H. T. Li and

T. W. Man Dept.— B. Talbot and Queen’s Road Man On Insurance Co., Ltd.—4,

Refrigeration West; Teleph. 27309

C. F.

Roofing Zai

Dept.—A. Yenshou and B. Y.

Ling Man San S. S. Co —25, Connaught Road

Stenographers — Miss N. Kempton, West; Teleph. 20325

Miss

Kwan J. H. Wong and Miss H. L. Man Ying, Importers, Exporters, Book-

Staff-S.

Lum, M.Q.K. Tsui,

Li andL.W.M.Leung Au, L. K. sellers, Stationers, Printers and Book-

binders—100, Hollywood Road; Teleph.

Agencies: 21354

Altas Preservative Co., Ltd.—Wood Manalao Brothers — Room 410, China

SirPreservatives

Wm. Arrol

etc. & Co., Ltd.-^C. I. tral;R. Teleph.

Bridges,Boiler

Beeston J. Manalac,25717manager

Mrs. R. E. Manalac, assistant

J. Boilers and Radiators

Blakeborough & Sons, Ltd. — tT # ^ *

Wm.Valves

Briggs

Felt, Paints,

minous Products Enamals and Bitu- Merchants and Manufacturers’ Repre-

Colvilles, Ltd.—Steel& Co., Ltd.— sentatives

Clarke, Chapman

— Gloucester

Floor; Teleph. Building,

33489; P.O. 2nd

Box 1363:

Marine Auxiliary Machinery Cable

MansfieldAds: Fieldsman (Import)

(Export); Codes and

Used;

Cockburns, Ltd.—Boiler Mountings Bentley’s, Acme,

Crossley

Engines and Brothers,

Gas Plants Ltd. — Diesel Schofield’s 3-LetterA.B.C. 6th Edition,

and Private

Dobbie Mclnnes, Ltd. —etc.Compasses, Manager—W. F. Laing

Nautical Instruments, Asst. Manager—C.

Staff—Miss W. Remedies,

B. Soares Choi Mrs.

Drysdale & Co., Ltd.—Pumps and W.

Steam Engines

Hartley & Sugden, Ltd.—Boilers Chen, Ivon Kong, K.Lowe,

F. Laing, Thomas Y. Albert

Kwok,

John HastieGear& Co., Ltd. — Ships Au Yeung Lai, Lee Yew Ting and

Steering K. L. Pang

J. & E. Hall, Ltd.—Refrigeration

Hattersley

George Kent,(Ormskirk), Ltd.—Valves Manufacturers’

Ltd., England—Meters {See Banks) Bank of China, Ltd.—

A628 HONGKONG

Canadian Marconi Co., Montreal

(Transmitting

ment)

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Marconiphone Co., Ltd., & London

The—Windsor House; Telephs. 20601 & (Broadcast Equipment)

Receivers Sound

26691; Cable Ad: Manulife. Head Amplifying

Office: Toronto, Canada

E. J. R. Mitchell, branch manager

W. Sharp, resident secretary Marconi International Marine Com-

Miss C. B. Rodrigues, cashier munication Co., Ltd.— Shell House,

Stenographers—Miss O. Baptista and Teleph. 2nd Floor, 24320 Queen’s Road Central;

(After Business Hours

Mrs. L. Tam

Clerks—A. M. Rumjahn, W. Sprinkle, 58974); Cable Ad: Thulium

E. W. Sharp, depot manager

S. T. H. Marr, Lee Tat Wing and

R. C. Wu

Representatives-. n &n m m %

J. P.C. E.M.Baskett,

Grenham,H. J.A.J. Lammert,

Guterres, Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Tang Yee Kan and Y. E. Ferrier ' —St. George’s Building; Teleph. 24700;

Carr, Ramsey .& Son, Ltd. (Swatow) Cable Ad: Marchilim

W. J. Richards, representative in

F. J. Noronha (Macao) China

Marie’s Beauty Shoppe — Exchange

Marconi (China), Led. (Incorporated in Building; Teleph. 32508

Hongkong),Telegraph

Wireless Subsidiary of Marconi’s

Co., Ltd., Electra Marine Engineers’ Guild of China

House, London, W.C.2., Contractors

the Supply of Specialised Radio Equip- for —(See Associations and Societies)

ment

—Head forOffice:

Land, Air

St. and MarineBuilding;

George’s Service Marine Insurance Association of

Teleph. 24700; Cable Hongkong — (See Associations and

Branch Office: Glen Ad:Line Marchilim.

Building, Societies)

Shanghai

Directors—A.

Canadian MarconiH. Ginman, President,

Co. (chairman), n & m W $£

H. A.Director,

ging White, Chairman Mana- Marlene,

Marconi’s &Wireless

Expert Dress-Maker

yamally Building, Room 21, 5th—Floor,

Ka-

Telegraph Co., Ltd. (director), H. J. Queen’s

K.Miss

Road Central; Teleph. 21229

F. Wong,

Armstrong, j.p. (director) and W. J.

Richards, R. Tiu,manager

secretary

Marconi’s Representative in China,

Wireless Telegraph Co.,

Ltd. (managing director) fa & ® £ ± jb§

Principal Associations ,& Agencies:

Marconi’s

Ltd., Wireless(Specialised

London Co., Marsman

Telegraph Com- Consulting,

Hongkong China, Ltd.,

Civil and Mining Engineers

mercial WirelessStations & Appara- and Office:

General Merchants—Registered

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

tus) Building, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 27757;

Marconi International Marine Com- Cable Ad: Hongmarch; Codes: Bentley’s

munication Co., Ltd., London Second Phrase

(Marine Wireless Equipment) down No.58450; 2: Chatham Road, Kowloon;

Marconi

LondonSounding

(Marine Device

Dept. Co., Ltd., Teleph.

Sounding Metallurgical Labora-

Equipment) tory: 19, Jordan Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

British Wireless Marine Service, 58863

W. F. Carman, acting mng. director

London (Maintenance of Marine L.A. W.

M. deS. Broekert(

Lloyd, secretary

Installations) Engineering Dept.)

Marconi - Ekco Instruments, Ltd., S. E. Lavrov (Mining Dept.)

Dept.)

London (Laboratory & Precision J. H. Howie (Trading

Instruments

Purposes) for Communication H. H. Xavier (Export Dept.)

S. C. Mok (Chinese Dept.)

 HONGKONG

Trading Department Mar n yam a Shoten, Goldsmith, Jade,

Agencies: Jewels, Precious Stones—10, Hennessy

Atlas Powder Co., U.S.A. (Dynamite, Road; Teleph. *24279

etc.)

American Sawmill Machinery Co., Maryknoll Mission—(Nee Churches

New York (Wood-cutting Machines,

etc.) Steel Co. of America, New and Missions)

Crucible

York (Tool Steels, etc.) MASONIC

Thepressed

EimcoAirCorporation,

Loaders forU.S.A.

Mines)(Com- ft # fc

Liquid Yung Yan Wui Kwoon

(SodaCarbonic

Fountain Corpoi ation, Chicago

Equipment, Dry Masonic Hall—Zetland Street; Teleph.

Ice Plant & Carbonators) 20343; Cable Ad: Masonhall

TheMaterials)

Gregg Car Co. (Railway Custodian—O, A. Smith

Dings Magnetic Separators Co., Ararat Lodge of Royal Ark Mari-

U. S. A. (Separators for , Refining

Ores) ners—No. 264, E.C.

Koehring Co., U.S.A. (Mixers, Dump- W.C.N.—J. G. Hooper

tors & Excavators, etc.) I.

The Mace Co,, U. S. A. (Smelting J-—-E.

S.—C. M. G. Hanlon

Crofton

Furnaces)

Sears, International, Inc., Chicago Chaplain—A. W. T. White

(Department Treasurer—S.

Scribe—W. H. Deacon

Waukesha MotorStores

Co., Items)

U.S.A. (Diesel S.D.-A. F. Paul

Whiteley

& Hesselman Type Engine-)

W. H. Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd:, Bed- J.D. of C.—A.

ford, EnglandMarine(Diesel Propulsion

Engines, Nissim

Stationary, Guardian—P. I. Newman

Types, Steam Engines^ .Marine Stewards

ley, -H. S. Mok, J.andH. Bottom-

M. Nemazee S. W.

Auxiliary Engines, Pumps, Tur-

bines & Condensers) Minshall

Anglo- Portug uese Diatomite' Corpora- Warder—O. A., Smith

tion, London (Kieselguhr)

Air Pumps, Ltd., London (Air Com- Cathay Lodge—No.

W. M.-G. A. White 4373, E.C

W.pressors'

H. Baxter, Ltd., England (Stone- I. P.W.-W.

s. M.—J.c.H.Excel!

Shaw,

breaker

Machinery) Machines & Tar Macadam J. W.-W. J. Lock

James, Chaplain—A. A. Andrews

(“V” Belt Drives& Sort,

Dawson Ltd., London

& Belting) Treasurer—K.

Secretary—W. E.J. Burling

Budden

Electric Furnace Co., England (Re- Asst. Secretary—A. J. MacFayden

sistance &

for Smelting Reverbertory Furnaces D. of D. C.—ofB.C.—A.

E. Maughan

John Fowler && Co.,

Foundry

Ltd.,Work)

England Asst.

,S. D.-A. C. Jeffreys

E. Clark

(FuelJohnson

Wm. OilEngines,

& SonsLocomotives, etc.)

(Leeds), Ltd., J. D.—D. Davidson

England (Ore & Stone Crushers, Almoner—G.

Organist—R. S.Baldwin Wdcox

Brick, Tile & Clay Working I.Stewards

G.-C. E.— Turpin

Machines)

Boydell & Co., England (MUIR-HILL A. G.S. LongLewis,and G.H. L.E.

Dumpers, Loaders, NarrowEngines)

Gauge, Budden,

LangleyA.N.Smith

Locomotives with Diesel Tyler—O.

Martin & Co., T. A., Incorporated Cathay 1165, E.C. Royal Arch Chapter—No

Accountants—Prince’s

Yoeux Road Central; Building, Des

Teleph. 3 785; Z.—L.

Cable Ad: Nitramat H.—H.C.F.F.SommersBellamy

Principal—T. A. Martin, a.s.a a. J.Scribe E.—A. S. Mitchell

Staff-K.

b.a., C. C.Mark,

Hung,H. b.a., W. Y.Mugford,

Lin, H. Leong, Scribe N.—H. E. Stone

S. W. Ho and Mrs. C. Y. Ho Treasurer—H. G. Williams

A630 HONGKONG

D.Principal

of C.—C.Sojourner—

B. Brown A. K. Mac- Stewards—J.

A. H. Martin, R. G.G.Wyatt, T. Black,

A. White and

kenzie W. J. Sutton

1st Asst. Sojourner—R. G. Parker Tyler—O. A. Smith

2nd Asst. Sojourner—Tl.

Organist—S. H. Ross P. Morris

Stewards—W. Wright, D. Kossick District Freemasonry Grandin Lodge

Hongkong of &Scottish

South

and J. E.

Janitor—O. A. SmithSandbach China—

J. G. W.—G. D. R. Black, o.b.e. and

E. J. Edwards

Concordia Mark Lodge—No. 721, E.C. S.J. G.G. W.—J.

D.-W. C.J. Ferguson

Burling, S. Eccleshall

W. M.-C.

I.S. P.W.-H. B. Brown

M.-S.G.S.Williams

Strahan and L. Brewer

J.M.W.—H. District Grand Royal Arch Chapter

O.-H. J.S. Bottomley

Mok of Hongkong & South China—E.C.

G.S.-C.

S.J, O.O.—J,

— J. E.

R. Potter

G. Wyatt 2nd P.—C.G.W.Alabaster

Jeffries

Chaplain—J. R. Way 3rd P.-P. D. Crawley

Treasurer—A. Scribe E.—C.E.—W.

B. Brown

Secretary—E, J.M.R.Leuenberger

Mitchell Asst. Scribe

Scribe N.—L. C. F. Bellamy

J. Geall

Almoner—D. F. Davies P.B.—H. E. Strange

Registrar of Marks— W. Robertson Treasurer—D. Nissim

D.S. D.—H.

of C—A.F. W. Brown Registrar—C.

J.Organist—E.

Sommers

D.—A. J. R.J. Moss D. of C —F. F.Mycock Duckworth

R. Mitchell Asst. D. of C.— C. E. Moore

I. G.—H. K.A. Lee Principal Sojourner—W. J. Scotcher

Tyler—O. Smith 2nd Asst. Sojourner—R. Faid

1st Asst. Sojourner—W. W. Smith

Diligentia Lodge of Instruction—No. S.B.—G.

S.B.—H. E.H. L.Beddow Johnson

1165, E.C.

Preceptors—A. E. Clarke, P. D. Organist—S. Hampden Ross

Crawley, C. B. Brown and Janitor—O. A. Smith

E. J. R. Mitchell

Treasurer—A. M. Leuenberger Eothen Mark Lodge—No. 264, E.C.

Secretary—R. P. Morris W.M.—P.

I. I. Newman

Steward—H. E. Wade

J.S.W.-G. F. Hole

District M.O.—L.

S.O.-F. H.A. Neale Tobias

South Grand China—E. Lodge

C. of Hongkong & J.O.—A. R. Brown

D.D.G.M.—L. C. F. Bellamy D.

D.S.G.W.—H. B. L. Dowbiggin

D.J.G.W.—H. E. Strange Chaplain—S.W.Minshall

of C.-R. Smith

Chaplains — N. V. Halward and Treasurer—R. T.

Registrar of Marks—W. Nelson A. Stewart

W. Faid Secretary—A. F. Paul

Treasurer—C.

Registrar—H. Crofton S.D.—T. E.Nemazee Jackson

P.D.B.G.P.—A.Owen NissimHughes J.D.^—M.

I.G.—T. H. Lunson

Secretary—C.

Asst. Secretary—S.B. Brown

Jarvis Stewards—S. Deacon and J. F. Barron

D. of C.—C. W. Somers Tyler—O. A. Smith

Asst. D. of C.—A.

S.D.-J. G. P. Wilson W. Brown Lodge, Eastern Scotia—No. 923, S.C.

J.D.—J. T.H.Bagram R.I.P.M.—A. E. Manwaring

S.W.-J.

S.B.—T. Armstrong Shaw D.M.—R. J. Shrigley

S.B.-C. A. Melchers and H. J. S.W.S.W.—D. C. W. Fitches

Gosby

Organist—E. J. R. Mitchell W.J.W.—H. F. Shields

Pursuivant—A. Wright Secretary—J. J.Revie

Treasurer—.!. Cameron

Asst. Pursuivant—W. Stoker

 HONGKONG A631

Chaplain—J. P. White Asst. Secretary—(Vacant)

S.D.—K. McKenzie Dow D.Asst.of D.

C.—P. D. Crawley

of C.—(Vacant)

J.D.—D. G. McPherson S.D.—C. B. Brown

Jeweller—B.

Bible Thorpe

Bearer—R.. J.D.—W. Paid

D. of C.-F. CullenMcKibbin Almoner—H. K. H. Long

Organist—E.

Organist—L.

LG.—G. Newhouse Cave I.G.—H. B. L.J.Dowbiggin

R. Mitchell

Stewards — H. Hall, W. Gardner, Steward—R. W. Smith

H. O. Gillies and W. Greig Tyler—O. A. Smith

Tyler—O. A. Smith

Lodge, Naval & Military—No. 848, S.C. Perseverance Lodge—No. 1165, E.C

R.I. W.M.-A. Jillott W.

I. M.—S. Jarvis

P.M.—W. H. Bailey

D.M.—A. Tarbuck

S. M.—C. J.S.Chaplain—J.

W.-J. L.R. Adams

W.-J. Way

W.S.W.-A. C. Sinton Dodson Treasurer—W.E.G.Potter Robertson

W.J.W.—S.

Secretary—W. W. J.Moreton

Burling Secretary—R. P. Morris

Treasurer—S. Eccleshall Asst. Secretary—A. E. Nobbins

Chaplain—R. Bates D. of C,—C. B. Brown

J.S.D.—R. D.—F.

J. Ashby W. Bell J.S.Almoner—W.

D.—T.

D.—J, F.Low Macgregor

Wright

Bible Bearer—D.

Organist—G. B. L. Davies

Foster Organist—S. Hampden Ross

D. of C.—R. Cunningham I.G.—F,

Stewards—V. G. Maunder

C. Branson, E. L.

I.G.-R. A. NealeC. English, H. M.

Stewards—A. Tavener, A. T. Godfrey and

Venthall, F. S. Elliott and W. S. W. N. A. Smalley

D’all Tyler—O. A. Smith

Tyler—O. A. Smith

Lodge, Provincial Priory of China—

R. St. John—No.

W.M.—W. 618, S.C. G. Poy Prior—A. Morris

Sub-Prior—J. Watson

I. P.M.—J. Skinner Prelate—H. B. L.A. Dowbiggin

Depute—J. A. R.

Substitute—W. H. Bailey Selby Chancellor—R. Dix

J.S. W.-E. W.

W.-L. J. Neill

Hume 2nd Constable—G. P.F. Sutherland

1st Constable—A. Hole

Chaplain—F. K. Garton Treasurer—E. J. R. Mitchell

Secretary—F. C. Young Registrar—F. F. Duckworth

Asst. Secretary—C. S. Rosselet Deputy Registrar—J.Horhnke

Vice-Cnancellor—F. S. English

Treasurer—E.

S.D. -H. HongW.Sling Coulson Marshal—H. A. R. Cheeseman

J.D.—W. K. Way Deputy

Almoner—J. Marshal—A. Rasmussen

Bible

D. of Bearer C.— A.Mow-Fung

C.-F. Steven Herald—S. C.T.Smith Bagram

Organist—J. Choa S.B

B. B.—F. S. Bridges W. A. Fell

—D. F. Davies and

LG.—W. E. B. Howel

Stewards—F. Hillon, W. J. Keates, D.B.B.—E. Baker

R. Leigh and T. Bilson S.B.-W. Faid

Tyler—O. A. Smith D.S.B.—K.

Aides-deCamp—B. W. JohnstoneE. Maughan

and G. H. Watts

Paul Chapter JjOdge of Installed Warden of Reglia—L. A. Smith

Masters—No.

W.M.—F. F. 5391,

DuckworthE.C. Chamberlain—C. F. Snell

I. P.M.—0. G. Alabaster Capts. of Guard—H. E. Stone and

S.W.—J. T. Bagram S. Flemons W. F. Mills

Organist—P.

J.Chaplain—J.

W.-L. C.F.Hooper C. F. Bellamy Deputy Organist—V. E. Ferrier

Treasurer—H. Harper Pursuivants—E.

Palmer Cornish and R. F.

Secretary—W. J. Burling Guard—O. A. Smith

A632 HONGKONG

St.Croix

MaryofMagdalente Chapter of Rose J. W.—E. C. Drown

H.R.D.M.—No. 73, E.C. Chaplain—W.

Treasurer—W. ElliottE. Hollands

M.W.S.—C. B. Brown

Prelate—J. T. Bagram Secretary—G. R. Holloway

1st General—W. Paid Asst. Secretary—B. Pengelly

2nd General—T.Jarvis

Treasurer—S. J. Price D. of C.—G. E. L. Johnson

Recorder—H. G. Williams Asst.

S. D. ofE.C.—B.

D.-H. Wade A. Mansell

Asst. Recorder—I).

Marshal—E. C. Edmonston

J. R. Mitchell J. D.—H. G. Baldwin

Raphael—H. Almoner—P. D. Crawley

Almoner—B,Owen Hughes

E. Maughan Organist—H,

I. G.—Y. A. Garton Day

D. of G—H.

Asst, H. Beddow

D. of C.—J. R. Way Stewards—A. C. Tri bble, G. W. Wool-

Herald—H. F. Sommers gar, J. A. Kennard andH. Jessop

Capt. of Guard—F. J. Farr Tyler— O. A. Smith

Outer Guard—O. A, Smith University Lodge of Hongkong—No.

3666

W. E.C.

M.—T, Black

United Mark Lodge—No. 419, E.C. I.

W. M.—G. E. L. Johnson S.W.-G. F. Rees

I. P. M.-E. McNay J.

S. W.—A.

J.M. W.-A. W.WrightWhite Chaplain—G. P. Ferguson

O.— W. C. T.Excell Secretary—D. F.W.Davies

Treasurer—K. Salter

J.S.Chaplain—H.

O.-H. Armstrong

O.—T. E. Wade

J. Baldwin

D. of C.—E. S. White

Asst. D. of C.-W. N. T. Tam

Treasurer—W. E. Hollands S.D.—J. Forbes

J.D.—D. J. S. Cro?ier

Secretary—G. R. Holloway Almoner—H. K. Lee

Registrar

D.S. 1).—L.

of C.-H.of Marks—L.

F. Harper D’Obry Organist—E. B. Nelson

E. Stewart I.Stewards—T. J. Houston, E. Ander-

J. D.—E. C, Drown son and E. Wong Tape

I.Organist—A. Shephard

G.-G. D. Woolgar Tyler—O. A. Smith

Stewards—J. A. Kennard, B. Pen-

gelly, G. A. White and F. J. Victoria Chapter No. 525, E.C.

Bonsey M.E.Z.-W. J. Geall

Tyler,—O. A, Smith H.

United Royal Arch Chapter—No. J.

Scribe E—M. Nemazee

1341, E.C. Scribe N.—S.F.W.Paul

D.Principal

of G—A. Minshall

1st Principal—G. E.

2nd Principal— H. F. HarperL. Johnson Sojourner— F.F. Duckworth

3rd Principal—T. Armstrong 1st Asst.

2nd Asst.Sojourner—A.

Sojourner.—J. R.F. Brown

Barron

Treasurer—W. E. Hollands Treasurer—L. A.H. Tobias

Scribe E.—G- R. Holloway Stewards—H. Fantham and W. A.

Scribe N—A. W. T. White

Principal Sojourner—W. C. Excell Stewart

1st Asst. Sojourner—A. Wright Janitor—O. A. Smith

2nd Asst. Sojourner—L.

D. of C.—P. D. Crawley D’Obry

Asst. D. of C.—T. E. Jackson Victoria Lodge—No. 1026, E.C.

Organist—J. H. Shaw

Stewards — L. E. Stewart, F. J. I.M.—J. R. G. Wyatt

Bonsey, H. E. Wade and J. A. S.W.-H. B. Joseph

Kennard J.Chaplain—J. E. Sandbach

Janitor—O. A. Smith Treasurer—W. Naef

Secretary—J. H. Bottomley

United Service Lodge—No Asst. Secretary—D. Kossick

W. M.—A. Wright D. of D.G—H.

Asst. F. Sommers

of G—H. Talbot

I.P.M.—T. Armstrong S.D.—C. J. Roe

S. W. -A. W. T. White

 HONGKONG A633

J.D.—T. E. Jackson Partners—

Almoner—W. S. Smith J. A. V. Ribeiro

Organist—A. K. Mackenzie J. F. V. Ribeiro, per pro.

LG.—W. Robertson

Steward—A. M. Leuenberger Julio Ribeiro, Jr., do,

Tyler—O. A. Smith Staff-

J.MissA, Olga

V. Ribeiro,

Ribeiro,Jr.stenographer

Victoria Preceptory—No. 78, E. O. Miss

Miss Olga Ribeiro,

Helena Ribeiro.Sr., do.

do.

E. P.—G. F Hole

1st Constable—J. T. Bagram Mayar Silk Mills,83, Ltd. (Hongkong

2nd Constable—H.

Chaplain—F. J. FarrF, Sommers Branch)—Office: Bonham Strand

Treasurer—E. W. Hamilton East; Mills: Tsun Wan, Kowloon; Tel-

Registrar—C. My cock ephs. 25751 & 51923

Marshal—E. S.Faid White Sales

Staff—Luk Manager—H.

Tai Jing,S.H.ChuK. Chen and

Almoner—W. Y. C. Leung

1st Herald—H.

2nd Herald—B. E. MaughanS. Mok

1st S.B, - H. E. Stone Mayeda & Co., S., Dealers in Curios,

2nd S.B.—J. H. Bottomley Gold,. Silver

D’Aguilar and Teleph.

Street; Lacquer20690;

Ware—13,

Cable

C.G.—V. E. Ferrier Ad: Mayeda

Organist —G.

Guard—O. A. Smith P. Ferguson

Mayen

Teleph. 27891 Co.,—37, Queen’s Road Central;

Zetland Lodge—No. 525, E.C.

W,M.—W. Stoker

I.S.W.—H. P.M.—P.

H. Mundy I. Newman & m m m m

J. W.—L. A. Tobias Mayfair Co., Ltd., The, Ladies’ &

Gentlemen’s Outfitters---China Building

Chaplain—H.

Treasurer—W. J. Fountain Gentlemen’s Outfitters—China Bldg.

Secretary—R. W.A. Smith Stewart (Opposite King s Theatre); Teleph.

25563; Cable Ad: Mayfair

Asst. Secretary—S. Deacon B. F. Lee, manager

D. of C.—F. F. Duckworth K. C. Yeung, assistant

Asst.

S.D.-J. D. .of1. Edgar

C.—S. E. Edgar K. B. Cheung, treasurer

J.D.-F. H.

Almoner—A. R. BrownNeale Mayo’s Shoppe, Milliners and Hat

Organist—R. T. Nelson Makers of Imported European and

I.G.—M. Nemazee American Straws, Felts, Braids,

Stewards — R. A. Edwards, T. H. etc.; Trade and Export; Dresses

and Philippine Curios. Manila

Lunson,

Barron W. E. F. Hitchens and J. F. and Hats our Speciality for Local Trade

Tyler—O. A. Smith Export—1, South Arcade, Glou-

cester Building; Teleph. 24935; Cable

Matilda Hospital—(Nee Hospitals) Ad : Mayhat

E. J. Porter, general manager

Matsubra Hotel—(See Hotels) ft Sifi # ^ ^

Matsumoto

Teleph. 20962

tors—Holland House, 9, Queen’s

J. Matsumoto, manager Road Central; Teleph. 32373

Principal—Duncan McCallum

Interpreters—Ho Wai Hing, Wong

Hr ^lj Lee Fang Kin

Kan Wo, Charles Ying and Lo Wa

Maxim

Queen’s

P.O. Bos: Building 368; Cable ; Teleph. 22175 ;; Mee Cheong, First-class Photographer

Ad : Maxim

Codes Special Dept, for Developing and

5th & 6th, Schofield & Acme,

Used

A.ley’sB.C.Improved : Commercial, Bent- Printing for Amateurs—Ice House

Street; Teleph. 26379

 HONGKONG

Meewah & Co., Importers, Exporters Directors—F. R. Smith Yuson

R.C.Y.Calder-Marshall, (chairman),

Yeo,

and Manufacturers’

Teleph. 33012Agents—2, Gilman

Street;

Cable Ad:&Haweem;

; P. O. Box 926 ; Harris and G. E. MardenM. Reader

Starr, O. Okamoto,

Bentley’s Private Codes Used: Acme, Managing Director—F. R. Smith

HoK.Kwong, manager

C. Wong, assistant Military Hospital, Hongkong « Kow-

Mendis, T. H., Dealer in Ceylon Tea loon—(Nee Hospitals)

and Other Ceylon Produce — 49,

Haiphong Boad, Kowloon; P.O. Box 1672 MILITARY

Ti H. Mendis, principal

Mental Hospital — {See Medical De- Military China Command

Forces in Hong Kong—

partment under Government) G. O. C. The British Troops in

Mercantile Bank op India, Ltd., The— China — Major-General A. E.

{See Banks) Grasett, c.b., d.s.o., m.c.

Aide - de - Camp—Capt. Fus. R. E. T. St.

Mervan & Co., B., Manufacturers’ Re-

presentatives, Merchants & Commis- A.John,

A. & Q.R. M.North’d.

G. i/c Administration—

sion Agents —18, Ice House Street; Brigadier A. B. Thomson, m.b.e.

Teleph. 20511; Cable Ad: Tulip

fi] S IB * W W m Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps

Fat Lan Sai Fo Shun Rung See —Headquarters: Garden Road; Tel-

ephs.

R, S.39-144 (Commandant, Adjutant

Messageries Maritimes(CoMPAONiE &(Officers’ M.), 23663

Mess)

(Quartermaster),

& 23028

34420

(Sergeants’

des), French Mail Steamers—3,

Building; Telephs. 26651-3 Queen’s Mess

R. Ohl, agent Honorary Colonel — H. E. Sir G.

M. Petit, sub-agent A. S. Northcote, k.c.m.g.

E. G. Yourieff (Passage Dept.) Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel — Lt.-

Y. F. Chan (Freight Dept.) Col. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, o.b.e.

Y. Seng, accountant Commandant—Lt.-Col. H. B. Rose,

K. T. Wan, compradore (Teleph. M.O.

21560) Second-in-Command

Leung Wen, shroff J. R. Mitchell, o.b.e.— Lt.-Col. E.

Adjutant

K S.L.I. — Capt. E. N. Thursby,

ft m~ n Quartermaster—Lt. T. Parkinson

Meton Hong, Import, Export and Lum- Majors — R. D. Walker, m.c., S.

ber

Floor,Merchants—China

Room 720, Queen’s Building,Road

7th Jarvis, m.c.,m.a.,e.d.,m.b.,H.b.ch.,

R. Forsyth,

Central; Teleph. 32752; Cable Ad ; L. T. Ride, m.r.c.s.,

Metonhong; Code Used; Acme l.r.c.p., H. Owen-Hughes. E. G.

S. F. Kan, manager Stewart,

Williams T. A. Martin and H. G.

Y. H. Liang, sub-manager Captains—I.

S. H. Liang, cashier tomley, F. B.P. Trevor, Sequeira,J. C.H.deBot-S.

Metro - Goldwyn • Mayer of China—

Shell House; Teleph. 24586 A.Robertson,

Urquhart,m.m.,F.V. C.Bunje,Branson, m.c.

m.r.c.s.,

I.T. Greenberg, manager l.r.c.p.,

J. F. Flippance, A. W.H.Brown,

J. Ong, secretary & accountant B. Botelho, A. N. Braude, F. de

R. Way, C. J. Waddell, A. A.

Metropole Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Redmond,J. R.Watson,

Dewar, M. Wood, G. F.J. G.Rees,B.

C. W, L. Cole and N. Garland

^& m mm % Lieutenants

Smith, A. —E. T,Perry,

P. Saunderson,

R, Parsons,C.J,

Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated under the Companies Ordinance L. B. Holmes, K, C. T.Hamilton,

ofCentral;Teleph.

Hong Kong)30234;-- 14,Cable

Queen’s Road D’Almada

M. e Castro, G. T. Balean,

Ad:Metro. Dand, J.S.H. Scott, m.r.c.s , l.r.c.p.,

Head Office: 17, The Bund, Shanghai

 HONGKONG A635

K. W. Stout, A. M. Rodrigues, S. V ^ ZZ. Sam Ghing

Gittins,

Ribeiro, G.W.

P. H.Ferguson,

Owen, C.F.Austin,

V, V.* Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Mer-

D. J. N. Anderson, E. M. Bryden chants, Insurance and General Agents,

and J. Robinson Importers IceandHouse Exporters — Telephs.

Prince’s

2/Lieutenants — J. M. M. Alves, E. L. Building,

30271-5 and 24294; Cable Street;Ad: Mitsui.

Cunha, H. T. Buxton, D. McLellan, Head Office: Tokyo

D. JL S.

Guterres, Crozier, B. C. Field, J, J. K. Numata, manager

Davis, D. K,L. M. A. Barnett,

Prophet, D. E.

F, G. Nigel H. Matsushima, asst, manager

Y. Sasahara, do.

and W. Stoker J. Furuuchi, do.

Agencies :

Met Lin Ton Kwan Kao Yu Han Kung Sze Tokyo Marine

Taisho && Fire

Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Millington, Ltd., Advertising Agents NipponMarineFire Insurance Insce. Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Printers and Publishers — Hongkong Mexji

Nippon FireSalvage

Insurance Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Branch: King’s Building, Connaught Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.

Road; Teleph. 34191; Cable Ad: Oji

Milladvert

F. C. Millington, mng. dir. (London) Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Paper Manufacturing

Miss Elma Kelly, b.sc., a.i.c., manager Hokkaido

Ltd. Colliery & Steamship Co.,

for South China

Minerals Research, Ltd.—137, Glouces- Mode Elite, Sole Distributor

Millinery—Headquarters of Gage

: Kayamally

ter

633;Building;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Minres31234; P.O. Box Building, 20, Queen’s Road Central,

Directors—Chas.

Martin C. Stark and T. A. Hongkong;

Battery Road,Branch : Rodney House, 10,

Singapore

Staff—Mrs. E. M. Sarido, Teng Tung, T.MissL.Amy

Wong, proprietor

Wong,manager(Hongkong)

Ip Shiu Choy and Wan Pak Miss Laura Lau, do. (Singapore)

Ming Kwong Chan

tractors—30, HillierKee,Street;

ElectricalTeleph.

Con-

21618 ft fP ft B#

Modern Critique Association, The,

Publishing Enterprise— Stock Ex-

I5c ^ M PJ3 change Building, Room 21,10, Ice House

Ming Sing Cinema Theatre—Sham- Street; Teleph. 21850; P.O. Box

Director & Managing Editor—Chow

1429

shuipo; Teleph. 58183 Ching Wen

Editors —‘ ChangCheng

Shih Chuan, FengChaiTung,

Min Lin

and

Ming Yuen Photographers—,6 Queen’s Foodo Kwan

Road Central; Teleph. 24310

Missions—{See Churches and Missions) Modern East30772

Motion Picture Co.—Bank of

Asia Building, 7th Floor; Tel-

5j & ^ H eph.

Sam Ling Kung Sm fr » ffl £

Mitsubishi

bishi TradingShojiCo.,Kaisha,

Ltd.), Ltd. (Mitsu-

General Im- Mohamedally, N., General Merchant and

porters and Exporters, Shipping

Insurance Agents — Holland House; 20318; Cable Ad:

Telephs. (Office) 26681-4, (Godown) Nomanbhoy

H.A.T.M.Barma,

57052 & (Hongkong Mess) 20528; P.O.

Box 111; Cable Ads: Iwasakisal, Moosabhoy,(Eng.),

b.sc.

A. R. Ahmedbhoy,

manager

accountant

assistant

Iwasakipro, Iwasakimet, Iwasakizat,

Iwasakicol,

M.K.Honda, Iwasakimac

managersigns per

Shinonhara,

E. Ozu, do. pro. Practitioner—Office: 40,Des Vceux Road

Central; Teleph. 24856

A21

 HONGKONG

Mok, Wm. K. S., Commission Agents, Moses Marble Works & Co.-6, Mor-

and rison Hill Road ; Teleph. 34362

portersGeneral Merchants

of Italian and. Iin-

Provisions, etc.

—26, Village Road, Happy Valley;

Teleph. 33871; P.O. Box 833; Cable Moses &mCo., Ltd., * N. S-,Wing Lee and

Importers

Ad: Mokco Exporters, Merchants and Commission

Wm. K. S. Mok, manager Agents—6, Queen’s Road, 4th Floor;

Molex Explosives, Ltd.—Hongkong & Teleph. 21072; P.O. Box 347; Cable

AdW.: Goldenberg,

Diver

Shanghai Bank Building, 4th Floor manager

E. S. Moses I L. C. Lau

Mollers’ (Hongkong), Ltd., Ship-owners A- M. Abbas | J. Lee

& Shipping

ing; Telephs.Agents—St.

25764 & 21455George’s Build-

(Manager’s

Office); Cable Ad: Mollerline n &

Mow Tak Lee Kung n Sze &

Manager—Dwight Hill Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and

Accountant—C. N. Chau OrganImporters,

Manufacturers,

Chief

Ng Clerks—T. H. Kwok and C. P. and MusicalRepairers,Tuners

Instrument and

Secretaries—Miss L. Hope, Miss M. Music Dealers—York Building, Chater

Chang, Miss M. Chu and Miss M. Moutrie. Head 20527;

Road ; Teleph. Cable Ad:

Ramos Branches: Tientsin,Office:Singapore, Shanghai.

Penang

Monroe Calculators—11, Chater Road, andR. London T. Burch, manager

Teleph. 34177 J. J. Higgins | Mrs. N. Kanis

Montargis, M. J. B., Exchange, Bullion Agencies: Hammond Organs & Mfg. Go., Ltd.

and Bill Broker—P.

Ad: Montargis O. Box 451; Cable Garrard Engineering

Pye British Radios

Moonraker Motorboat Co., Ltd.—21, m m m m 7i ®andnGeneral

Canton Road; Kowloon, Hongkong Moxon & —Taylor, ExchangeShare

Station at Blake Pier. Kowloon Station Brokers Bldg., 2nd Floor,

at Kowloon Public Pier; Teleph. 57376 Box 412; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Des Vceux Road; Rialto 20990; P.O.

Moore

tor—580, Nathan Road; Teleph. 50762;

Cable Ad: Moreall Mullerft

m m Ltd., m Fed.,

Morgan & Co., Ltd., Charles, Wholesale Inc.,U.S.A., Manufacturers’ Representa-

and Export Paper Merchants—Marina tives—Kayamally Road Mulphico;

Bldg., 20-22, Queen’s

Central; Teleph.

House, 3rdTeleph.

Central; Floor, 31592

15-19,; P.Queen’s

O. BoxRoad

121 ; Ad: Codes: 23298;

Acme Cable

and

Cable Ad: Jordon Bentley’s.

Avenue, New Head

York Office:

City, One Park

U.S.A.

Morita & Co., T., Cloth, Provision, Wine Wong Man Tat, manager

and Spirit

Teleph. 21059Merchant—19, Luard Road; Naef, W., Agent for Ciba (China), Ltd.

(Representing Society ofSwitzerland),

Chemical

Morrison & Co.—15, Thomsom Road; Importers ofin Aniline

Teleph. 33824

industry Basle, Dyes, Artificial

Indigo,

ceutical Products — FrenchPharma-

Textile Chemicals and Bank

# It Building,Teleph.

Floor; 5, Queen’s Road Central, 1st

Tien chun yang hong W. Naef 32246; Cable Ad: Color

Morton Bros. & Co.^Charles, Importers W. Lowe, b.sc. (Tech.)

and Exporters—China Building, Queen’s Miss

WongL.Tak J. Churn,

Kwong, secretary repres.

Road Central; Teleph. 23590; Cable Ad:

Charmorco Au-Yeung Kim Ming,Chinese

assistant

Charles Morton, principal Au

S. C. Chan, asst, manager WongHudson,

Hak Chung, pharmacist do.

 HONGKONG A637

& fll M it m n m m is

Nam Bund Printing Press, Printers, Nam Sing Ngan Lieu Chong

Bookbinders, Stationers and Embossers,

etc.—15, On Lan Street; Teleph. National Aniline & Chemical Co.,

22466 of Indigo,Manufacturers

U.S.A., Aniline Dyes and Importers

and Chemicals

—Hongkong & Shanghai Bank

ing, 4th Floor, Des Voeux Road Central; Build-

^ # fK * j£

Nam Chung Pao, Ltd., Thr, Proprie- Teleph. 23829; 40,Cable Ad: Street,

Naccokong.

tors of “The Nam Chung Pao” Head Office: Rector New

(Evening Newspaper)—Office : 110, York N. J. Deegan, manager (On leave)

Hollywood Road; Teleph. 21864; Lui In Tso, asst, manager

Cable Ad : Newsroom Staff—Wong Long Ling

Chi, Chiu Tze

Shum Wai-yau, rang, director Ping, Lui Hing and Tam

Wu Wai-man,

Kong Man-shing, manager do. Man Yim

Nam Hing Loong, Ltd.—56, Belcher’s

Street; Teleph. 22672 & m & m m

Nan Kai Educational Supplies Co.— National U.S.A.,

Carbon Co., Federal Inc.,

Manufacturers and I 'istribu-

489,

50404Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. tors of Eveready Flashlight Torches

Manager—Chow Ping Nam and Batteries, Columbia Projector

Cashier—Chung Siu Yin Carbons,

Fuk Waetc.—Kweilin Street (Corner

Staff

Wai—On Tsui Hung Yan and Lam of501U3; Street), Kowloon; Teleph.

Eveready. Head Office: 346,Cable

P. O. Box 1615; Ad:

Szechuen

Nanking Commercial & Savings Bank Road, Shanghai

—(See Banks) Staft—K. Broch, R. B. Chapin, B. P.

C. Fletcher,

Petrove, A. Zimmern, E.Ming,

M.

Nanking

facturersFlash Light Factory,

of Flashlights Manu-

& Batteries—70, P. W.Shih,

Wa Wei,M.Cheung

Faris,

M. A. LiBarkat,

So

KwokCheung

Kun Yusan

Main Street, Shaukiwan; Teleph. 23877 S. Way, C. G. Wong, K. S. Chan,

S. H. Mok, T. M. Soong, Y. Y. Lo,

C.PeterT. Ma,

Mak,LiuS.Chow

J. Lee,andWong Siu,

S. J. Mak

Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd., Hongkong Sales Office—5, Queen’s

Cigarettes

General 30322; Manufacturers—Factory

Office:Cable

271,Ad:Wanchai & Road Central; Teleph. 27628; P. O.

Teleph. NanyangRoad; Box 836; Cable Ad: Eveready

Koma K. W. Cheu

M. H. Kan, mng. director

M. Y. Loh, asst, manager James T. N. Woo

P. T. Chow, do.

m w & m National Cash Register Co., The—10,

Nash & Co., F. E., Solicitors, &c.—Bank IceG.House Street; Teleph. 28660

Haynes,Division)

manager (Accounting

ofCentral;

East AsiaTeleph.

Building, Des Voeux

31314; Cable Road

Ad: Machines

Nashco C. Division)

Loh, sales manager (Cash Register

F. E. Nash, solicitor C. Ng, accountant

A.Staff-

K. W. Lui, articled clerk

B. J. Wong I P. K. Lai

Lai Shick

Woo Ping Kee

Yiu | Lai ChiuSek

TsunSangKi National City Bank of New York, The

—(See Banks)

Nathan Hotel—(£«« Hotels)

Nathan Rattan Furniture Co.— 23, National Ltd.—(SeeCommercial

Banks)

Nathan Road; Teleph. 56846

A21*

A638 HONGKONG

NAVAL

National Lacquer& Paint Products

Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

The, Incorporated fftii 0 Dockyard

Hongkong, of Paints,in (As from November 19S6)

Enamels, Varnishes and Nitrocellulose

Lacquers—704-710, King’s Road, North Commander-in-Chief—Vice - Admiral

Point; Telephs. 31601; & 31602; Cable Sir Geoffrey Layton, K.C.B., D.s.c.

Ads: Camelpaint

Bentley’s Completeor Phrase.

3536; Code Used:

Principal Personal Staff

Trade Mark “Camel Brand” Secretary—Paym. Comdr. D. H. Doig

A.Van

J. Ben, general manager Flag Lieut.-Comdr.—Sy.-Lieut. R. N.

Man Leung, treasurer Bruce- Lockhart, r.n.v,r.

Harry J. Lowe, chief engineer Naval Establishments at Hong Kong

Rear-Admiral—A. M. Peters, D.s.c.

(In Charge of Naval Establishments

National MutualLtd.,LifeThe—Room

Association 66,of at Hongkong)

Australasia, Broad Pendant in “Tamar"

Bank of Canton Building, 5th Floor, 6, Personal Staff

Des Secretary—Payrh. Lieut.-Comdr. A.

CableVoeux Road Central: Teleph. 27473;

Ad: Nonforfeit Lade

Flag Lieut,—W. A. Elliot

H.W.R. K.Wells,

Ng, secretary

representative Staff

National Staff Officer . (Operations)—Comdr.

Po Fong Street; Corporation—15,

Radio Teleph. 50900 Yim D. H. S. Craven

Paym.

Paym.Lieuts.

Lieut. -J.J.C.S.Brown,

Theobald and

R.n.v.r.

Wt. Wtr.—W. H.Christopher

National Shirts Mfg. Co., Manu- /'Vr Duty in Commodore's Office^ ,

facturers For Special DutiesT-Lieut.-Comdr.

derwear andofNeckwear—13-15,

Road; Teleph.

Shirts, Pajamas, Un-

32663; Cable Ad:Fleming

Nati

W. A.Officer

Staff' Elliot (Intelligence)—Major

onalco; Codes: 3-Letter

Bentley’sandComplete R. C.Secretary—S.

Civil Giles, R.M. F. Lane

Phrases, Oriental

K. H. Shiu, manager Acme Commander ot theDockyard—Comdr.

Agency: F. W, CrowtherT. Pollock

Lieutenant—J.

“M E M” Shirt with Semi-stift Collar Comd. Shipwright—S. H. Tozer

Attached

for the First(Manufactured Locally

Time by Our Factory) Chief Constructor—(Vacant)

Constructor—L. T. Carter, B.sc.,

ft ft ft & Chief Engineer—Comdr. (E) R. B. H.

National Trading Co., The, Importers Johnstone

Civil Engineer—W. C, le Bas, a.m.i.

and Exporters—7th Floor, China Bldg.; C.E.,Civil

A.M.I.Engingeers—M.

STRUCT. E. M. Davies,

Teleph.

Ad: 28943; P.O. Box 1479; Cable Asst.

Y.H,Natatores

S.L. Chan,

Chan, manager

Sales manager

B.se., A.M.r.c.Ei and J. W. MacLeod,

b.sc,Surveyors—H. C. James p.A.s.i.

Sze Kui, assistant Asst.

and E. P. Stevens

Supt.

Manning,Electrical Engineer — C. J.

a.m.i.e.e.

ft m Electrical Engineer — D. Campbell,

National Trading Corporation, B.SC.

Importers, Exporters and General Naval Store Officer—M. G. Gill

Merchants—China

Teleph. 33807; P.O. Building,

Box 497; 6th

CableFloor;

Ad: Deputy N.S.O.—A. E.R.Brown

Kwokwah; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s & Asst. N.S,0.’s—L- Couper and

Private A.

Deputy G. James

Expense Accounts Officer—

H. K. Chang, manager (Shanghai) E. H. Padwick

H.David

C. Chang, sub-manager

Ip, secretary Asst.

F. T. Expense

Snoswell Accounts Officer—

Jos. Lee, assistant Deputy Cashier—R. C. Dennie

 HONGKONG

Chaplain—D. V. Edwards, m.a. Nestle’s Milk Products (China),

Supt. of Chart & Chronometer Depot Ltd.—Chung

5, Des Voeux Tin RoadBuilding,

Central;2ndTelephs.

Floor,

—Lieut.-Comdr. K. W. Kirby

Senior Armament Supply Officer— 30327, 30328, 30329 & 30320;

351; Cable Ad: Nestmilk. Sub-Offices: P.O. Box

(Vacant) Canton, Kongmoon, Swatow and

Deputy

A. S. White Armament Supply Officer— Foochow

Supt.

G. A. Victualling

Christian Store Officer— ton, joint managers for Hong

Asst. Kong and South China

S. A. F. Kent W. A. Simpson

Torpedo Engineer Officer — Engr. Henry Cole | Miss E. Silva-

Capt. (Retd.) F. B. Minhinnick

Chaplain—Rev. C. Strong, r.n.v.r. Netherlands Consulate — (See Con-

Medical Officer — Surgeon Cbmdr. sulates)

G.L.R.C.S.I.,

S. L.M.Rutherford, l.r.c.p.i.,

Supt. of Police—Lieut.-Comdr. S. J. Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

(Nederlandsche Maatschappij voor

Horswell, r.n. (Retd.) Havenwerken, N.V, for

Bandoeng, N. I.),

General Contractors Public Works,

Navy, Army & Air Force Institute— Owners of A Powerful Dredging Plant.

(See Associations and Societies) Speciality:

ofHongkong

HarbourBank Designs and Construction

and Building;

Dredging Works—

Navy League — (See Associations and 24211; Cable Ad: Dredgers Telephone

Societies) J. Ch. A. Gundesen, managing director

T.R. L.vanLew,

Rossum, secretary

accountant

Neco Neon Co., Manufacturers of Netherlands India Commercial Bank

Neon Light Signs—Hongkong Branch: —(See Banks)

81, DesCable

34327; VoeuxAds:RoadNecanCentral;

4619Teleph.

andYiu

General Manager—Hsu Tong, Netherlands

Banks)

TraPing Society—(Nee

b.s. (c.e.)

Manager—C. C. Kuo, B.s.

Staff—L. K. Liu, W. K. Tam, V K. Nethersole Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Ho,

KwokW.andT.S. Chao, Miss Virginia

K. Kwong

Agency:

Claude

U.S.A., Neon ShanghaiLights, Fed. Inc., New Asia Artistic Advertising &

Painting27516 Co. — 52, Hennessy Road;

Teleph.

Nederlandsche New Asia Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

—(See Banks) Indische Handels Bank

fn Nim Ma Tee

Nemazee,

Road; Teleph. M., Merchant—1,

20930; P.O. DesBoxVceux

411;

Cable Ad: Nemazee New Asiatic Chemical Works,.

M.H.Nemazee, principal

Farnud, signs per pro. Ltd., The, Manufacturing & Whole-

R.M. Silva sale Chemists, Medical & Laboratory

Mehdi Nemazee Glassware,

Vaccines & Fine Pharmaceuticals,

General Bioiogicals, Sera,

Labora-

LiangM.ChiBaptista

Mrs. Tai tory & Surgical Supplies & Chemical

MissCheongS. Razack Reagents — Office: Tai Ping

3rd Floor, 61, Queen’s Road Central; Building,

Lui Kwong Telephs. 26473K.I.L.

& 31678;1109,

Works:Mataukok;

Kowloon

R.Tong

Castro Kam Ching City Road,

R. A. Silva Teleph. 56474. Branches in China

Proper and Far East

A640 HONGKONG

Directors — K. C. Hsu (chairman)

C.K. M.

Y. Koo,

Li, T.J. F.K. Koo,

King,W.S.S. Ho,

T. Chao,

Y. L.

Ma and Y. C. Chen Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd.,

Manager—J. F. Koo Trawlers, of Fisheries andCured Dealers,

Works

Ernest Manager

Leong & Chemist — Exporters Fresh,

and All Other SeaFrozen, Products, Fish

Manu-

Sub-Manager, Secretary

Fowel Food and Fertilisers, etc., etc.— of Fish Meal

—Henry K. Y. Hsu, b.sc. Hongkong BranchCable : 67-69,Ad:Des Nissui;

Vceux

Sole Distributors for & Stockists of'.

British Drug Homes, Ltd. (Labora- Road Central;

tory Supplies & Chemical Reagents) Codes : Bentley’s,

T. Hunayama, Hongkong branch Acme & Private

ff $T S. manager

Saito, asst, manager

New England Co., Importers, Exporters, Staff-Z. Hara, Y. Osada, Y. W. Lee,

I. Kumada and H. W. Yeung

Commission Agents and Manufacturers

Representatives—Marina

Queen’s House, 27282;

15-19, tis S AS * B

P O. BoxRoad 1328;Central;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Newengco; Yat Pun Yau Shuen Kung Sze

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s and Private

Manager—Fung

Staff-Fung KaiKaiYing, Sun K.H. Mok, Nippon Yusen Kaisya (Japan Mail

Steamship Co.)—King’s Building, 8-10,

Chan Po Ying and WongKian Chow (Private Connaught Road Central; Teleph. 20391

Ad: YusenExchange to All Depts.); Cable

New Kowloon Theatre—95, Kai Yan Y. Yazima, manager

Road; Teleph. 58712 R. Ono, sub-manager

Staff

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire, General Dept.

Marine and General Insurance— A. Hino

Bank of East Asia Building, 10, S. Tsukamoto

F. Gomes |I Cheung

Yu Cheong ManShiu

Chu

Des Yoeux

31178; P.O. Road

Box 783; Central;

CableTeleph.

Ad: Kwok Lun Hay | Wong Wai Sin

Newzico; Code: Bentley’s Export Dpet.

A. C. Ellis, manager K.H.Tada

H. L. Didsbury, assistant Tominaga | Lam Man Cheong

0. W. Luke, Chinese repres. S.S. Naito

Hamanaka || Chow Lai Wun Shun

Import Dept.

R. Kohsaki

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd., The, J.PouUtida

Pui |I Chu

ChowKin Yuen Fu

Chuen

Publishers, Printers, Book-binders and

Stationers—Windsor House, Des Voeux Passenger Dept.

Road Central; Telephs. 20011 & 20022; J. Komatsu

Cable Ad: Mail; Code: Bentley’s S.W.Tada

G. C. Burnett, manager L. Lewis |I Wong Li KamKaiHungMing

Accov/nts Dept.

Nicaraguan Consulate—(Nee Consu- T. Yamada

lates) T. Suzumura | T. Kuroda

Supply Dept.

Nielson & Co., Ltd., L. R. —137, H. Masuda | M. Nakano

Gloucester Building ; Teleph. 31234; Cargo Work Dept.

P.O. Box 633; Cable Ad : Checko K. Tada | Kwok Kau

Directors—Chas.

Nielson C. Stark and L. R. Agencies :

Staff-C. M. Stark, Mrs. E. M. Cunard White

The Sumitomo Marine Star Line

Sando, Teng Tung, Ip Shiu Choy ance Co., Ltd., Tokyo

and Wan Pak

 HONGKONG A641

£ S B5 n fc w m m m

No Po E Sang Office Cleaning Bureau,& Maintaining

The, Con-

Noble & Co., Dr. — Union

Teleph. 20391; Cable Ad: DocBurton Building; tractors

Office &

for Renovating

Buildings, Terrazzo & Marble

Cyril

cessorH. toBurton,

Joseph b.d.s., Suc- Repolishing

d.d.s., D.D.s.

W. Noble, Bank Building,— 3rd

National Commercial

Floor; Teleph. 32400;

and R. G. Shannon, b.d.s.c., d.b.s. Cable Ad: Officebureau

16 ¥ H) 4. ® « Oi63,Kwan LifeRoad

DesVoeux Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Central; Teleph. 26510-

Lo Long Ta Yan Tsz Koon

Noronha & Co., Ltd.,Government and

General Printers and Publishers—

Office: 18, Ice House Street; Work- Old Cathay,ftCurios,#Jades and Rugs—2,

shop : 6, Duddell Street; Teleph. Connaught Road Central, 2nd Floor

21004 (Office of The Hongkong “Gov- Mrs. N. du Breuil, manageress

ernment

Codes: A.Gazette”);

B. C. 5th Cable

EditionAd:& Noronha;

Bentley’s

Complete Phrase On Fat & Co., Commission Agents, Ship-

B. Basto, mng. director chandlers, Hardware Dealers, Importers

O. de Basto Remedies, director and General Store-keepers—25 and 27,

J. J. Basto, director Wing Kut Street; Teleph. 20631; Cable

F.Mrs.X. C.Delgado

Remedies I A. M. Vital Ad: Onfat

A. M. Silva I L. Santos

North British & Mercantile Insurance On LokmYuen mCo., gLtd.,m Manufacturers m $

Co., Ltd., Fire and Marine Insurance— of Confectionery, Biscuits and Ice

Agents—China Underwriters, Ltd., Cream, Modern Soda Fountain and

4a, Des Voeux Road Central Restaurant—25, Des Vceux Road Cen-

tral; Teleph. 21022;Western

Cable Ad: Onlooker;

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— Codes: Bentley’s,

5th Edition

Union, A.B.C.

Union Building;

Ad: Mandarin Teleph. 28081; Cable Cheung Kat Shing, mng. director

Peter Cheung, manager

B. % At *

Northern Feather Works, Ltd., Feather Optorg Co. (Malaya), Ltd., Import and

Export—French Bank Bldg., Queen’s

Merchants — St. Cable

Telephs. 26330; George’s

Ad : Building;

Northern Road Central; Teleph. 24522

Featherworks.

Branches: CantonHead

andOffice: Hongkong.

Shanghai. Affi- Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd., Manufac-

liated Companies: London and Newark, turers of Double

N.J.K. Neckelman, general manager —Registered Office:Frog Brand

King’s “Organo”'

Building, 1st

(Far East)

Erik Huttemeier, asst, manager Factory: Corner To Kwa WanOgano.

Floor; Teleph. 33533; Cable Ad: Road

Chan Wing Yip | Barbara H. Seto andG. Ma Tau Kok Road; Teleph. 56772

Norwegian Consulate—(^ee Consu- L. A.Stanley Lovett,Factory

Dabelstein, mng. director

manager

lates) Y. Y. Lin, treasurer

M. C. Chang, Sales manager

Ocean Accident

poration, Ltd.—4a,

Teleph. 30967; CableDes

Ad: Voeux

Ocean Road; Orient Co., The, Importers and Ex-

Gilman

Floor, — Kayamally Building, 3rd

30902; 20,

P. O.Queen’s RoadCable

Box 187; Central;

Ad: Teleph.

Thaby;

Office Appliance Co., Ltd.—York Codes: Oriental

ing Ground Floor, 11, Chater Build-

Road; T. A. Cader, manager

Teleph. 34177 Hong Shiu Kee, assistant

A642 HONGKONG

m 'Pf & ilii Dfc *

Obient Paint, Coloue & Varnish Co., Tai pan sheung shun chit sik wui she

Ltd. (Incorporated in China, under Osaka Syosen Kaisya — St George’s

the Hong

30331; CableKong Ad: Ordinances)—Teleph.

Paintswire Building, Ground Floor; Teleph. 28061;

Staff—A. C. Hutchison, N. L. Evans Japan Cable Ad: Syosen. Head Office: Osaka,

and W. O. Franklin M.H.Edayosi, manager

Distributors in Hongkong & China for: Kanzawa

T. Umino |I M. Rafeek

M. Danjo

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark T. Ondo | C. Tukimoto

The Red Hand Compositions Co.

Agents :

Butterfield & Swire, 1, Connaught n & w n, % ^

Road Central Otis Elevator ofCo.,EastElevator

turers—Bank Asia Manufac-

Building,

Orientai,-American Agencies, Export- Night); Rooms 908 909; Teleph. 32310 (Day &

ers and Importers k Manufacturers’ dentree P.O. Box. 82; Cable Ad: Lyn-

Representatives—China

Box 815; Cable Ad: Oraminco; Building;Codes:

P. O. Manager—M. A. Johnson

Bentley’s and Private Service Manager—H. W. Brown

Accountant—A.

B. Ditta, b.a., proprietor & manager

H. S. Jaswal, assistant Staff-F. Tock, MinoOtG. K. Chan, F. M.

M. Y. Poon, do. Tavares, C. K. Cheung, M. H. Sin

and Mrs. E. V. Young (On leave)

^£ ®

Oriental Investment Co., Ltd.—Bank “Overland^ China il g

Mail”, Weekly

of East Asia Building, Mezzanine Newspaper (Wednesday), Published

Floor; Teleph. 27746

Fung Ping Fan, secretary Windsor House, Des Voeux Ltd.—

by the Newspaper Enterprise, Road

Central; Telephs. 20011, 20022, 33963 &

Oriental Motor Car Co., The, Motor- 33993; G.

Cable Ad: Mail

C. Burnett, manager

Car and Motor-Cycle Distributors, Re- W. J. Keates, editor

pair ServiceHillandRoad

Leighton Storage—Junction

and Caroline Road;of

Teleph. 20406; Cable Ad: Oriemocar n & m ft m ^ m $

Oriental Theatre — Fleming Road; Oversea-Chinese ation,

Industrial Corpor-

Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong),

Teleph. 30015 Manufacturers, Exporters and Impor-

Vic. Hugo, manager ters—National Bank Building, Des

Voeux Road Central; Telephs. 30743

Oriental Trading Co., Importers and &Industrial. 33348; P.O.Branches

Box 195;and Cable Ad :

Agencies:

Exporters (South China Produce) — Kunming, Chungking, Lushien, Shang-

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 26528; hai, Kweiyang and Sourabaya

Cable Ad : Kunihiro Dr. H. A. Tjia, managing director

M. Kunihiro, manager M. K. Yiu | J. Chong

Agents for: H. Chi

K. Wei ~f T.T. H.

Osaka Electrolyzed Tin

Hattori Poultry Farm, NagoyaWorks Y. ChenChing

Nippon

and Tokio Paint Co., Ltd., Osaka

^2:

Overseas

Ltd., The, Assurance Corporation,

Fire and Typhoon—Bank

m

Orlowitz, Willy, Asia Export, Gen- ofCentral; East Asia Building,

31178; 10,P.O,DesBoxVoeux

eral Merchant—8, Des Voeux Road Cable Ad:Teleph. Newzico;Insurance

Code: Bentley’s

783;

Central; Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad : New Zealand, Co., Ltd.,

Orlowitz managing agents

Willy Orlowitz | Fred. A. Xavier A. C. Ellis, agent

 HONGKONG A64S

M i? Deputy Architect, Hongkong—G. V.

Overseas Bird, a.r.i.b.a.,T. a.a. dip.

ExportersTrading Co., The, Importers,

and Manufacturer’s Repre- Assistants—V. Low, a.m.i

Staff—P. A. Cordeiro, P. F. Chan, struct.e.

sentatives—Asia Life Building; Teleph. S. C. H.Yuen, Y. S. Chow,

24077; P.O. Box 489; Cable Ad:

Overtraco; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s Fan, L. Chung, K. LauC.andH.

& Private Miss M. Chung

Proprietor-—?. K. Shenky Pantional

American

Stenographer—Miss

Staff—Miss Wong Yuen Cynthia Pau

Man, Cheung AirmailAirways

Passenger System,

and Interna-

Express

Kay Chuen, C. L Mak and I. Tam Service — Gloucester

eph. 31166; Cable Ad: Panair; Building; Tel-

Division Head-quarters: SanFrancisco,

California

Owen F. Johnson, sales representative

Overworld Shipping & Trading for L.China

Co., Ltd., Ship Brokers,

Agents and Bunker Coal Contractors— Shipping Max Lessner, operations dept.

National Bank Building, 8a, Des Voeux Harley

Mary T. O.Nejedly,

Smith, maintenance

secretary dept.

Road Central; Teleph. 27910; P.O. Box (See China National Aviation Cor-

209; Cable Ad: Overwbrld;

Boe, New Boe, Lombard, Bentley’sCodes Used: poration)

Complete and Second Phrase

Managing Director—Ng Mankwong Panamanian lates) Consulate — (See Consu-

Staff—Pok

Chung Yick Piu and Chan Man

Oxidite

tory), Battery Corporation

Manufacturers (Fac- Paramount

of Storage Floor, ShellFilms House;ofTeleph.

China,26487;

Inc.—6th

P.O.

Batteries and Plates—Factory : 39, Box 120; Cable Ad: Paramount

Tak Ku Ling Road, Kowloon; Teleph. C. C. Tso, manager

56124; P. O. Box 575; Cable Ad: Oxbao C. H. Wong, accountant

K. W. Poon, assistant

Ho

KanWoon Sun, film

Dik, asst, film inspector

inspector

P. & O. Banking Corporation—(See

Banks) Parekh & Co., K. P., Merchants & Com-

Pacific DrugBoad

Co., Ltd., mission Agents, Exporters & Importers,

Des Voeux Central,Druggists—8a,

2nd Floor; Dealers

WyndhaminStreet; IndianTeleph.

Provisions

28437; —P. 73,O.

22885; Cable Ad: Arrows BoxPartners—K.

786; Cable Ad: Parekh

W. H, Yeung, principal

Y. W. Lo, business manager P. Parekh and S- F.

Jokhi

Palace Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Parisian Grill—Wang Hing Building,

10,E.Queen’s

Landau,Road Central; Teleph. 27880

manager

* » B

Pa Ma Tan Na

Palmer & Turner,^Architects, Surve- Parke, Davis & ' Chemists—c/o

Co. (Detroit Mich.),

yors and Civil Engineers—Hongkong Manufacturing sen, Meyer &

Ander-

& Shanghai Bank Building; Telephs. Voeux

31983 (Private) & 20176 (General); P. O. BoxRoad Central;Ltd.,Teleph,

Co., 67-69,28091;

Des

PCode:

O. Box 352; Cable Ad: Pyroteehny; 37

R. W. Owens, representative

Building,Bentley’s.

Shanghai;HeadBranches:

Office: Union

Sing-

apore, Bombay, Rangoon and at Johore ft w m €

Partners— Pavri & Sons, K. S., Merchants, Importers

and Exporters,

Manufacturers’

G. L. Wilson, f.r.i.b.a., f.s.i. Wyndham Street; Commission Agents—and

Representatives 32,

J. A. Ritchie, a.r.i.b.a., a.A. dip. Box 329; Cable Ad: Teleph. Kasopa

20898; P.O,

P.G. D.O. Smart,

G. Wakeham, A.R.I.B.A.

a.r.i.b.a., a.a.dip. Principals—P. K. Pavri, N. M. Pavri

J. L. Paterson, B.sc., m inst. c.e. and K. J. Master

A644 HONGKONG

M @ aLun«Shun

Ti Hong M Kungff ®Sze

Payne

York-Hong & Co., Commodity

Kong — Stock Brokers, New Peninsular

Exchange &Co.—(See

Oriental Steam

Building; Telephs. 26631 & 26632; Cable kinnon, Mackenzie

Navigation

Ad:Partners—Geo.

Payneco B. Payne and Andrew

Glier

Manager—C. Y. Tsang Penn & Co.,ft E.,#General # H Importers and

Accountant—Y. C. Lee Exporters--50-52,

tral, Rooms 701, Queen’s

702 703;Hoad

&Cable Cen-

Members — New York Cotton Ex- 31018;

change; New York Coffee & Sugar Ads: Epenn & 8238 P.O. Box 1488; &Teleph.

Radio

Exchange;

Inc., New YorkCommodity

and ChicagoExchange,

Board Proprietor & General Manager—

of Trade Eugene Penn

Foreign Correspondents—New York, Sub-Manager—Y.

Asst. Manager—May PennS. Hu

Chicago, London, Liverpool, Win- Accountant—S, C. Huang

nipeg, Singapore and Manila Assistant—M. Y. Cheng

Peak Church, The—(Nie Churches and Secretary—F. Santo

Missions) Import Dept.—H. Hwang and K. C.

Peak Club—(See Clubs) Export Dept.—Swing Wu, W. C.

Chen and C. H. Chang

Peak Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Pentecostal Holiness Mission—(Nee

Peak School — (See Educational under Churches and Missions)

Government)

Punft Leeft Yeung

M Hong no

Shan Ting Lun Che Yau Han Kung Sze Pentreath

Importers and & Co,, Sugar

ExportersMerchants and

Peak Tramways Co., Ltd.—Office: Alex- Buildings; Teleph. 21159;— Cable

AlexandraAd:

andra Buildings, Des Vceux Road Cent. Pentreath

John D. Humphreys & Son, general Proprietor—G.

Manager—M. L. Bevan A. Pentreath

managers Staff—Tsoi Wing Kai, Lau Jim,Leung

Tsoi

Directors—Sir Robert Ho Tung, J. Sai

Scott Harston, L. Kadoorie,

R.Wilkinson

D. L. Newbigging and H. V. WanFan, Hui,Wing

Ku, Tsoi Siu Lok,

Wing,Sum Kah

Sik and

Agents for:Chang Chi Fan

J. L. Quie, secretary John Dickinson & Co., Ltd., Londo

A.S. F.A. Chubb,

Andrews,supt. engineer

traffic supt. T. H. Prosser & Sons, Ltd., London

^ ^ m Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, Char-

teredVceux

Accountants—Windsor House,20700

12,

Pekin Syndicate, Ltd., The, Agents for Des Road Central; Telephs.

the Sale of Wolfram Ore for the & Principals—S. 31900; Cable Ad: Accuracy

Hampden Ross, a.c.a,,,

National Resources

National GovernmentCommission of the

of China—St. f.s.a.a., W. L. Alexander, c.a. and

George’s Building; Teleph. 31402; P.O. D. Black,

Staff - G. c.a.F. Walker, c.a., F.

Box 588; Cable Ad: Resources Macleod, c.a., Mrs. E. D, Har-

R. Y.Grimshaw,

C. Stone manager (Hongkong)

I S. Chen Sreaves, Mrs, A. Miss

V. Anderson, Mrs.

S. W. Mark | Miss C. Lum IP.. M.Ayock,

Kennedy, L. Choy,J.Miss

J. M. Walker, M.

Peking Art Rug Co.—32, Nathan Thomson,

M. Xavier, H. S- T. Cheung, YauC.

C. Garch, K. T. Wong,

Road, Kowloon; Teleph, 56981 Sung Hee and Y. P. Kwok

Peninsula Court Apartments — (See Treasurers: Hongkong Cricket Club

Hotels) Hongkong Football Association

Hongkong Football Club

Peninsula Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Jewish Recreation Club

 HONGKONG A645

Perfoeming Right Society, Ltd. — Philco Radio Distributors, Sole Dis-

Registered

Floor, 12, DesOffice:

VoeuxWindsor House, 1st oftributors

Road Central

Hongkong and South China

Philco Radio Sets,Connaught

Tubes, Parts,

Agent & Attorney for Hong Kong— etc.—King’s Building, Road

D. L. Strellett Central, Gloucester Building; Telephs.

32192 and 27484; P.O. Box 238; Cable

Peruvian Consulate—(See Consulates) Ad: Philcorad

M. N. Rakusen, manager

A. V. Itenson, radio technician

Pestonji, R., Share and General Broker—

8, Humphrey’s Building, Cornwall Philips Radio (See Central Radio

Avenue, Kowloon; Teleph. 57243 Service)—60,

Teleph. 59814; Nathan

Cable Ad:Road,

CenradKowloon;

Peter Music Co., Importers and Dealers Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd., Manufac-

of Musical Instruments Radio, Gramo- turers of Neon Light Tubing and Signs.

phone

turers, and Records,

Tuners Piano Manufac-

and Repairers — 30 32, —Head Office: St. George’s Building,

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 31591; 3rd CableFloor;

Ad: Teleph. 20358; P.Factory:

Marinework. O. Box 474;37,

Cable

Bentley’s Ad: Petermusic; Code Used: Hankow Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 5972?

Yuk K. Leung, manager J. managing

M. Jack, director

b.sc. (Eng.), a.m.i.e.e.,

m m * m * ±a

Pharmacy, The (Fletcher & Co., Ltd.), Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.— New P.

Chemists and Druggists — Shell & O. Building; Teleph. 28031; Cable Ad:

House; Teleph. 20345. Kowloon

Branch: 220, Nathan Road; Teleph. Giblet Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., general

50345 agents, Hongkong and South China

J. R. Suiter, manager & chemist C. Austin, representative

D. Walker, chemist

Piggeries, Ltd., Q. B., Pig & Poultry

Phielban & Co., Importers, Exporters, Farmers, Lard & Vegetable Oil

Refiners, etc.152,— Head Office & Street,

Lard

Comruission Agents and Manufacturers Refinery:

ofRoad;

Flashlight

Teleph.Batteries—388,

32412; P.O. Box Hennessy

490; EastMataukok; TownPauOffice: ChungBank of

Cable Ad: Exodus Asia

Central, Building,

5th Floor; Des

Farms: Vceux

S. D. Road

I. Lot

S. M.Phielban, manager

Phielban, assistant No. 1358,Kowloon City andNgauTamMi,

HoShunWah, do. New Territories; Telephs. 57497, 33822 &

50857; P.O. Box526;

Directors—E. OttCable Ad: Piggeries

(Chairman),

Agency:

The “True Light” Mfg. Co. Quie (managing director), J. D.L.

Buchanan, J. E. Jupp,

Silva and Cheung Yun TaiR. A. da

Factory Manager—L. Lillelund

Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Farm Manager—W. Wong

Co.—Hongkong

Asia Building, 6thOffice:

Floor; Bank

Telephs.of 31295

East Pioneer Sports—20, Queen’s Road Cent-

Box 384;rang,Cable Ad: Allsports

proprietor

Office: 120, Wing

30567; Cable Lok Street; Teleph.

Ad: Norama

V. I. G. Petersen, manager Pinpin

Voeux United Studio Teleph,.

Road Central; Co.—75,22975 Des

G. H. Oliver

Phoon Hyim, Chinese manager

I.Staff-J.

T. Koo, Ackber,

chief accountant

T. S. Wong, A. H. i £ ir

Wong,S. L.Y. PoWellington

Baker, P.W.W.M.Lo,Yu,K.N.S. S.Chu,

Wong,

Sang Cheong,Street;Furniture Store—46,

Teleph. 28567

Yih and Miss I. Ma Kam King Sang, manager

A646 HONGKONG

PoHOOMULL Bkos. (India), Importers, London Directors—

Exporters and 1stCommission Agents— F. K. Kielberg, chairman

Windsor House, Floor, 12, Des Voeux Chas. C. Byers

Road Central; Telephs. 25031 and 27535; H. T. Schierwater

P. O. Box 459; Cable Ad: Pohoomull H. P. Coles

W.director

G. Robertson,

(Hongkong) managing

Pollock, Hon. Sir H. E., k.c., Barrister- D. H. Blake, director (Hong-

atTeleph.

- Law 27964

— Office : Queen’s Building; kong)

F. M. V.Silva,

Staff—A. secretary

Remedies, Miss C. Silva,

Portuguese Consulate — (See Consu- Cheng Kit Wan, Mak Shee Hing

lates) and Tong Chee Kin

Portland Cinema Theatre—214, Port- Installation — Shan Tseng, New

land Street, Kowloon; Teleph. 56895 Territories;

Staff—T. Teleph.and

Thoresen 50588Cheng Pun

Potter, Eldon, k. c., Barrister-at-Law— Subsidiary of:

The United Molasses Co., Ltd.,

Prince’s Building; Teleph. 20255 London

Potts, A. H., Share and General Broker

—rStock Exchange Building, 7th Floor, Purity ^Drinking s yiTm & %

10, IceAd:House

Cable Hayloft Street; Teleph. 20077; Floor, Dina House,Water Co. — 1st

Duddell Street;

A-K.H.C.Potts, principal Teleph. 30692; Cable Ad: Purity

Mark | Doreen Ma John R. A. Pearne, manager

gfr X Po Lo Pyne, Dr. J. S., Dental Surgeon—No.

Powell, Ltd., Wm., Gentlemen’s Tailors Teleph. 2 Arcade, Peninsula Hotel, Kowloon;

and Breeches Makers, Outfitters and 50991

Shoe Specialists—10, Ice House Street; Dr. J. S. Pyne, d.d.s., m.s.d.

Telephs. 24578

Cable Ad: Polo (Store) & 20700 (Office); Quality Product Co„ Importers &

H. Overy, managing director Exporters—National

32312; Cable Ad; QualprodBuilding; Teleph.

W. L. Vlexander, secretary Ip Kuen-chong, manager

Precious Blood Hospital — (Nee Hos- G. Tong, secretary

pitals) Queen’s College — (See Educational

Prince’s under Government)

Central;Cafe,Teleph.The—18a,

21707 Queen’s Road 3Dispensary,

M

Prince’s Theatre (Sang Kwong Co., Queen’s Chemists, Drug-

gists, Patent Medicine Vendors and

Ltd.)—Registered Office: 4a, Des

Voeux Road Central; General Office: Road Central;Agents

Commission — 22, Des Vceux

1, Nullah Road; Teleph. 58536 Teleph. 20492

Li Ting Yuk, general manager K. C. Wong, manager

Lo Ka Hing, house manager G. A. Lee, chemist

Procure des Missions Etrangeres— Queen’s Photographic *b !&Service,

ft m The

(Nee Churches and Missions) Sevice for All Amateurs and Pho-

Provincial Bank of Fukien, The—(Nee tographic Supplies — P.O, Box 917;

Came Ad: Queensfoto

Banks) Peter Cheung, mng. prporietor

fO £ PB W 7j< ts it ^ m

Pure CaneLtd.,Molasses Co. (Hong- Queen’s Theatre (Controlled£by Gen-

kong;), The, Importers and eral Amusements. Ltd.) Queen’s Road

Distributors of Molasses — Marina Central; Teleph. 31453

House, 22787;

19, Queen’s C. S. Rosselet, manager

Teleph. Cable Ad:Road Central;

Canemola C. W. Leung, house manager

 HONGKONG A647

RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc.

(Far East)Branch—China Building, Raymond & Co., Manufacturers of Tiles ft & m

8th Floor; Teleph. 31133; Cable Ad: & Bricks, Sanitary Engineers & General

Victrola

J. It.E. Jtathmell,

Horton, Farasst,East manager Merchants, Dealers in Building Mater-

manager ials, Sanitary,Floor,

Goods—4th Earthware

China& Hardware

Building,

V. V. Shook, chief accountant Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 25717

S.H. T.C. C.Lolliot,

May, China

repres. repres.

(Philippines) Lew Ping Kwai, manager

A. J. Hubert, do. (Indo-China) Reor&aKIsatIONs, Ltd.—Holland Housej,

P.K. L.C.Kee,

FungJr.(Accounts)

(Accounts & Shipping) 3rd Floor

S.K. Y.C. Chan,

Chan, do.technician Red Hand Compositions Co., Manufac-

Miss turers of Marine

Ships’ Compositions and

Miss B.E. Lam,liapp,secretary

stenographer Paints for

goses — Hongkong

and General Pur-

& Shanghai Bank

Miss R, Lee, telephone operator uilding, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 28021;

Radio & Electro Service—51, Des Cable Ad: Representative

General Rahtjens for the Fat-

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 32904 East—A. 8. Potter (Hong Kong)

Radio Supplies &

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28581Service—51, Des Agents :

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Rafeek & Co., Importers, Expor- Red Rose Barber Shop—8, Des Voeux

ters and Manufacturers’

tives—China Building; Teleph. 25754 Representa- Road, 1st Floor; Teleph. 33321

Rahim & Son, C., Exporters,

General Merchants and Commission Importers, ftl H Tai Wo

Agents—43a, Wyndham Street; Tel-

eph. 25830; P.O. Box 549; Cable Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

chants—Mercantile BankLtd., Mer-

Building,

Ad: Tajmahal 7,20674

Queen’s Road Central;

(Directors’ Office), Telephs.

28853

C. Rahim, partner (Manager’s Office), 28009 (Engineer-

M.A.C. Rahim, do. assistant ing

A. Somji,

A. S. Mohamed do. Dept.Dept.),

(Compradore’s

28007 (Office

A General Equipment

Office)Cable

Dept.); & 21083

Ad:

n & ft %i Josstree; Codes: Bentley’s, Bentley’s

Rainbow-Lite Signs Corporation, Manu- 2nd Phrase, Acme & Schofield’s

facturers of Electric Signs and Displays Directors

Morrison,— L.J, W.Robinson

Hutton,andK. S.J.

—421, Asia Life Building; Teleph. 32992 Ormiston

C. M. Way mng. partner Manager—R. J. Shrigley, signs

Ramsey &^ Co.,&Contractors -fc nand Office

W. J. Scotcher (Canton)

Suppliers—26,

Central, Top FloorDes; Teleph. Voeux

21683 Road G. T. Palmer Lo Geo.Pak-him

Y. C. Ko

Y. Y.Y.T.Leong, manager B.W.W.Tansley

Jernakoff Francis Lee

Leong, assistant M. S. Kwei F. G. Ping

Rathour & Co., H.Essential

S., Exports: Agencies:

Raw Produce, Oils,Chinese

Fire- Platt Bros. & Co., Ltd., Oldham

(Textile Machinery)

crackers,

Hosiery, Knitwear,Cotton Beady-made Goods,

Electrical Goods,

Iron and Hardware, Spices, Reeds and Broom & Wade, Ltd., High

Fibres, Wycombe (All Types of Com-

Imports:OilsShellac, for Export,

Opiate Curios, etc.

and Indian pressors, Portable Compressor

Sets, Pneumatic Tools)

Provisions — 45, Wyndham

Teleph. 30863; P.O. Box 797; Cable Ad: Street; Crompton Parkinson, Ltd.

Sotal; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s A.B.C. Guiseley & Associated

(Electrical Manufacturing Companies

Eng-

5th & 6th Editions, Orientral 3-Letter ineers & Cable-Makers)

& Private

A648 HONGKONG

British Electric Transformer Co., Agencies :

Ltd., Hayes (Electric Trans-

formers) Imperial Typewriter Co., Ltd.,

Atlas Sprinkler Co., Ltd., London Leicester (Typewriters)

(Eire installation Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,

Gwynnes Bumps, Equipment)

Ltd., London Detroit

Shannon,

(Bumps)

British Bower Boat Co., Ltd., Furniture) London (Steel Office

Ltd.,

Hythe (Speed Boats) Chatwood

bury (Safes Safe Co., Ltd., Shrews-

ik Strong Room

G. N. Haden & Sons, Ltd., Lon- Doors)

don (Air-Conditioning,

& Ventilating Blants) Heating Import Dept.—

Liner Concrete Machinery Co., K. T. Dept.—

Export Leung

Ltd., Newcastle - Upon - Tyne A. M. Tavares

(Concrete

breakers) Mixers & Stone General Office—Teleph. 28007

I. (“Dulux”

C. I. (Baints), Ltd., London J. F. Tavares

& “Duco” Broducts) A. V. Banos 1 P. H. Chia

Sir James Farmer Norton & Miss A. Silva | W. S. Kwok

Co., Ltd., Manchester (Textile Managers for:

Finishing Machinery, Wire Eastern Asbestos Co.—Teleph.

A. Howarth | J. L. Alves20501

Drawing Machinery, &c.) Agencies :

Samuel Osborn & Co., Ltd., Sheffield Beldam Packing & Rubber Co.,

(Tool Steels,

Briestman Bros.,Files,

Ltd.,Drills,

Hull &c.)

(Dred- Ltd., London (Engine Packing

ging Machinery) & Jointing)

James H. Lament & Co., Ltd., Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Bri-

Edinburgh (“Securex” Pipe tain, Ltd., Putney (Anti-

Fittings) friction Metals)

Staveley Coal & Iron Co., Ltd., J. Dampney & Co., Ltd.,

Staveley (Sand Spun Pipes) Newcastle-on-Tyne (“Apexior”

Ironite Co., Ltd., Westminster Compound)

(“Ironite” Floor Hardening M. C. Thomson & Co., Ltd.,

Material) Glasgow (Canvas)

J. (Leather

C. Ludowici & Son, Ltd., Sydney Wailes Dove Bitumastic, Ltd.,

Belting) Newcastle-on-Tyne (Bitumastic

Szerelmey, Ltd., London (Stone Paint & Enamel)

Liquid) Newall’s Insulation Co., Durham

W.Francisco

S. Ray Manufacturing Co., San (Insulation Material)

(“Ray” Oil Burners)

Paraffine Companies, Inc., San Reliance Motors, Ltd. — Office: Asia

Francisco ( “ Malthoid ” Roofing Life Building; Teleph. 32254; 28330

Garage:

Material & Floor Covering) Wong-nei-chong Road; Teleph.

National Vulcanized Fibre Co., Directors—W. A. H. Duff, B. J. Young,

Wilmington, U.S.A. (Fibre) J. A. Duff and E. B. McGhee

Trane Co., La Crosse (Refrigerating

Crane, Ltd., Montreal, Canada Chinese Sales Manager—M. K, Kwok

(Sanitary Fixtures)

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine,

Canada, Ltd., Toronto (“Al- *1 M @

fresco” Distemper)

Burn Co., Ltd., Calcutta (Stone- Reliance Building,

Trading Co. — Kayamally

ware

Australian Pipes & Fireclay

Wire(Wire

Rope Ropes)Products)

Works Pty., Cable Ad: Retcomy Teleph. 33645;

3rd Floor;

Ltd.,

Leeds Sydney Director—C. N. Cheng

(WaterMeter

Meters)Co., Ltd., Leeds General Manager—N. O. Ruick

Asst. Manager—L. S. Chang

Office Equipment Dept.— Chief Accountant—F. Y. Chan

L. V.D.G.Kilbee Clerks—H. S. Chan, S. C. Fung and

Bourne |I Ho P. T.Poon

Lee • Miss M. L. Chan

 HONGKONG A649

“ Reme

Order”,and Imported Hats, Hats 214,

Novelties—Room Made-to-

Asia Robertson, M Tut King

Life Wilson & Co., Ltd., Im-

Road Building,

Central 2nd Floor, 12 Queen’s port and Export Merchants and

Manufacturers’ Agents—67-60, Des

R. Grelfalda, manageress Yoeux Road Central; Telephs. 21746

Rennet et Cie, Paul—32b, Nathan Road, and 28446; Cable Ad: Overdale;

Codes : A.B.C. 6th Edition, Lieber’s

Kowloon; Teleph. 56219 and Bentley’s

^ m ® Managing

Staff—D. M.director—G.

Vieira, W. Sewell

Republic Motorboat Co., Ltd., The, Lai Sik Lau, So KunTamIp,Hok

ChauHung,

Kit,

Motor Boats for Hire — Registered Ng Kai,

H. M. BaptistaMiss A. Thom and Miss

Office: 28, Pottinger Street; Teleph.

21420; Service Station: West Side, Agencies-.

Blake Pier; Teleph. 21257 James & JohnGlasgow.

G. Scott,Paints,

Crown Oils,

Col-

Mok

Mok Lin,Wai In,managing

direct jrairector our Works,

Mok Fuk In, do. Varnishes

Peak, Frean & Co., Ltd., London. Bis-

H. C. Lo, assistant cuits and MorganChocolates& Co., Ltd.,

K. K. Wong, do. Roxburgh

Repulse Bay Hotel—(See Hotels) Sparagnapane,Disinfectants

Glasgow. Ltd., London. Christ-

Reuters, Ltd. (Economic Services and masCrackers and Table Decorations

News Services)—2, Connaught Road The Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal

Central ; Telephs.Office);

23956 P.O.

(Manager) Co. of Great Britain.

FireMetals

24572 (General Box 430;& Norwich

Society,

Union

Ltd.

Insurance

Fire and Marine

Cable Ad: Reuter Meltis, Ltd., Bedford and London.

W.A.O’Neill,

E. Perrymanager Chocolates and Confectionery

H. W. Smits | Mrs. C. M. Madar R. Hood Haggie & Sons, Newcastleon-

Tyne, England. Wire Repes

Aug. Stenman, A. B., Sweden, Screws,

Richfield Trading Co.—Bank of East Hinges and Hardware

Asia Building, 4th Floor; Teleph. 27603

Rickett, C. A. L., Share and General Robinson & Co., J.L., Contractors, ® M

Broker and Member of the Hong- Manu-

kong Sharebrokers’ Association— facturers’ Representatives, ImportRoad

and

Bank of East Asia Building, 4th Floor; Export Merchants—14,

Central; Teleph. 32786; Cable Ad: Queen’s

Teleph 27817;

Code: Bentley’s Cable Ad: Bluerick: Nosnibor

J.Y. L.K. Robinson,

Yuen, partner do.

“ Ritz ”, The (Hongkong’s Latest Rend-

ezvous), Chlorinated Pools, Excellent

Cuisine and Captivating Music—

Quarry Bay, North Point; Teleph. 34196 Rocha & Co.,fTJ. M.da, # § H

Importers,Exporters

Ritz Private Hotel, The—(Nee Hotels) and Insurance Agents—Bank of East

Asia Building, 9th Floor; Teleph.

Rivelle, Importer of Ladies’ Dresses 22277 J. R.M.; M.

P.O. Box 400;

da daRocha, Cable Ad: Roda

—Gloucester Building; Teleph. 33186

R. A. Buckberrough, proprietress Rocha,principal

signs per pro.

Mo KungHing

Li Cham Ting | S. YT. Sung

^ m ^ n

RKOAsiaRadio Picture2ndof Floor;

Life Building, China, Teleph.

Inc. - Rodgers,

HongkongR.& A., Exchange

Shanghai Broker—

Bank Building;

25667; Cable Ad: RKOEX Teleph. 33802

W. K. Way, district manager

C.C. K.P. Lee,

Cliiok,shipping

accountant

clerk Rolfe, C. H., Feather Merchant—

P. T. Fung, film inspector St. George’s Building; Teleph. 32202;

Cable Ad: Rolfech

A650 HONGKONG

Rolny’s, Ready Made Garments, Manu- Adj utant—Flight-Lieut. R. L. Wallace

facturer of Garments for Children, O.C.A.

C. Watt,

StationFlying

Flight—Flight-Lieut.

Men, in All

Hongkong —

Type, Largest

China Building,

Stock in

Ground and Pilot Officer

Signals Officer—Flying I.Officer H. Wright

B. Difford

Officer A. H.

Floor, opposite Hong Kong Hotel; Bushell

Teleph. 21040; P. 0. Box 718 Equipment

K. Weiss, managers H. Barnes Officer—Flight-Lieut. J.

Roman Catholic Cathedral — (See Accountant Officer—Flying Officer R.

Churches and Missions) C. S. Allin

Medical Officer—Flight-Lieut. J.R.R.

ff ft m~fi ^ & Jenkins, m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.

Rondon & Co., I/td., L. (Incorporated Station Warrant Officer—H. Dukes

in Shanghai), General Importers— Air Ministry Works Directorate

Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road Superintending Civil Engineer—

Central; Teleph. 32923; P.O. Box H. T. Johnson, m.c., f.s.i.

.421; Cable Ad : Rondon Resident Engineer—J. S. Mason

H. H.andCorra, manager, Hong Kong Asst.

WorksSurveyor—A.

Accountant—D. F. Evans

Anderson

Li FookSouth

Shun,China

accountant Royal Air Force Officer Attached

Wing Commander J. G. Walser, m.c.

Sole Agents for

Jas. Hennessy

William Grant Co., Cognac

& Sons, Ltd., Glasgow Royal Hongkong Golf Club—(See

Piper Heidsieck, Rheims Clubs)

J. Calvet & Co., Bordeaux Royal Hongkong Yacht Club—(See

Bouchard Aine & Fils, Beaune Clubs)

Noilly

Societe Prat & Co., Marseille

Dubonnet, Paris

Eta. Pernod & Fils, Paris Royal Naval Canteen—(See Clubs)

DeutzSchlitz

Jos. & Co.,Brewing

London Cb., Milwaukee Royal Naval Hospital—(See Hospitals)

Maison Jacquin, Paris Royal

Societe Coty, Suresnes •

George Dalidet & Co., Bordeaux Teleph.Type writers—11, Chater Road;

34177

J. Bresson,

Thiriez; Paris

JPere & Fils

Carlton United Breweries, Melbourne j Missions)

Ross & Co.& (China),

Importers Exporters, Ltd.,ShippersAlex., Roza, Dr. C. F. X. da—China Building,

4thFloor; Telephs. 24515 & 24196; Home

Insurance Agents—Windsor House,and

12, Address: 1a, Ying Fai Terrace, 1st Floor

Des Voeux20027

Telephs. Road(General

Central,Office),

5th Floor;

26730 Roza Bros., Exchange Brokers—Bank

(Garage) and 59175 (Kowloon

Station); P. O. Box 860 ; Cable Service

Ad : i Road;

of East Asia Building, Des Voeux

Alexross. And at Shanghai Teleph. 20420; Cable Ad:

Directors—J. K.McKenzie

Ross (Hongkong) Dragonlike; Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn.

and Wm. W. (Shanghai) ' and Bentley’s

Staff—W. F. Webb (Machinery Dept.) | Principals—A. W. da Roza and

A.Remedios

E. E. Tavarres (Export), J. A. de V. Soares

(Accounts) andA.D.M. O.J. | Mrs. H. Reis, stenographer

Willis (Insurance)

Compradore—Yeung Sum Ming

Agents for: Rudolf Wolff && Kew, m mLtd., Metal

Austin Motor Co., Ltd., Birmingham Merchants,

and Importers

GeneralRoad;

Commission andAgents—18-

Exporters

ROYAL AIR FORCE 20, Caroline Teleph. 30913; Cable

AdA.: Occasion

E. Kew, managing director

Royal

Station,AirKai Tak:

Force—Royal Air Force

Telephs. 58061-58062 Miss Kew | S. Lee

Commanding Officer—Group Capt. Rumford Printing Press—38, D’Aguilar

A. H. Peck, d.s.o., m.c. Street; Teleph. 20717

 HONGKONG A651

Rtjmjahn & Co., U., Importers, Exporters ^ IS

& Manufacturers—10, Queen’s Road Saery-Sirxk & Co., P. J., Exporters

Central; Teleph. 20751; Cable Ad : of China Produce—8, Queen’s Road

Ramadan Central, 1st Floor; P.O. Box 1777;

U. Rumjahn, principal Cable Ad : Saery; Code : Bentley’s

P. J. Saery, b.sc., principal

ftfi # ± $1 General Managers:

Russ & Co.,Mark Solicitors,Proctors, Imperial Import & Export Co.

and Trade Agents—6, DesPatents Yceux

RoadQuotation

Ad: Central; Telephone 27743; Cable Sailors’ Home & Missions to Seamen

Principal—F. H. Loseby — (See Churches and Missions)

Staff—Loong Ting Cheung, Fung Kit Sailors’ & Soldiers’ Home — (See

Ling, Chow Kin Fan, Ma Kit Wa,

Yuen Hi Lam, Cheung Kwok Wing, Associations and Societies)

Ng Kam Chuen, Tsang Kun Ching, Salmon & Sons, A., Manufacturers’

Young Shing

Leung Sai, LamChuKwok

Tsun Chung, Tin Hing,

Wai, Agents—Teleph. 21250; P.O. Box 330;

Bertram S. C. To and Yung Kwok Cable Ad: Adsamson

Yue Sole Agents for:

Salmon Bros. U.S.A.

New York, Tobacco Products Co.,

m m m ± m m

Russ, C. A. Sutherton, Solicitor, etc.

—Wang Hing Building, 2nd Floor, ft ft w m & m

10, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Sammann & Co., China, Paul E., Federal

27735; Cable Ad : Soliruss; Codes

Used: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition ware,U.S.A., Inc., Import and Export, Hard-

Auto Parts and Accessories,

Principal — Charles Andrew Su- micals, Workshop Equipment and Tools,

Scientitic and Surgical Che-

Supplies,

therton Russ

Interpreters—Lo Kwok Min, Loo Aircraft 10, Ice

Apparatus and Radio Parts—

House Street; Teleph. 32812;

Keng Ching, Wong Woon Man, Cable Ad : Pesam ; Codes : Used: Acme

Tsang Kun Fu,ChanLo Tsz LapLeung,

Chiu Pun

and and Bentley’s.

Faan Um,

Lam Tan Chiu Branches: NewHeadYork,Office:

Manila,Shanghai.

Osaka,

Clerks—Leung Man Po, Tsang Sik Tokyo, Dairen,

Singapore and Java Thailand (Siam),

Chim, Wong Kwan Wah,

Chuen, Chung Hon Wing, Ip Chin Lau Tak Manager—M. Greenfield

Sek, Li Kam Sui and To Cho Yau Staff—P. T. Mann, M. Owens, Peter

Steno-typist—Miss Joan Lee Man and F. H. Lo

Samuel && Shanghai

Co., Ltd.,BankSamuel—Hong-

Ruttonjee Estates, Ltd.—Dina House, kong Floor

Building, 4th

Duddell Street; Teleph. 33414

Samy, Dr. D. K., Specialist in Obstetrics

ft ft % & m

Lui Ton Jee Yeong Hong 15-19, Queen’s Road: “Central;

3319 Teleph.

Ruttonjee & Son, Ltd., H., Wine and R. B.3;L. Residence

203, Pokfulam; Thirls

Teleph. Brook,”

24695

Spirit Merchants — 7, Duddell Street;

Teleph. 20190; Cable Ad : Ruby ij n m ft \u

J. H. Ruttonjee (Teleph. 27833) ig & ^ (4p n n- A -)

D. J. H. Ruttonjee Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd.

Staff

A. —Mrs. A.A. Miu,

M. GOmeze, K. M.P. Shroff,

J. Tonnochy, — Head Office: Bank of East Asia

Y. A. Building;

Khan, S. T. Ma, D. Jokhi, Choy Sik Teleph. 27781; Cable Ad :

Powerhouse

K.Hung,

W. H.Lo,M. C.Ng, C.TongTseng,

Gregory and B. M. Shroff

Che Leung,

T. P. Genera] Managers — Shewan, Tomes

& Co., Ltd.

A652 HONGKONG

Board of Directors—Hon. Mr. A. H. Tseng, manager

L. Shields (chairman), J. P. W.

Braga, o.b.e. and S. M. Churn M. T.K.Lam,

Ma,chief

asst,clerk

manager

Managing Agents, Sandakan

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. — The Agencies:

(Cable Ad:& Powerhouse, Sandakan)— Zenith Radio Corp., Chicago

Manager Resident Engineer (Zenith Radio Receivers)

G. H. Mavor n & ;i§ ±

Sang Kee—4a, Des Yoeux Road Central; Scottish Co.,

Union & National Insurance

Teleph. 24217 Building, Des Vceux Roadof East

Fire Insurance—Bank Asia

Central;

n && Co.,mBuilding

m mContractors—

£ Teleph. 31178; P. O. Box 783; Cable Ad:

Sang Lee Newzico; Code Used: Bentley’s

2, Tin Lok Lane; Teieph. 20562 A. C. Ellis, agent

^ ^ Sang Tax Securities,

HouseCable Ltd.,Teleph.

Street: General Brokers—7, Ice

Sang Tai, Native Bank, Gold and 158;Directors—E. Ad: Samac 31939; P. O. Box

Money 'Changer—112, Queen’s Road Santamaria, A. K.

Central; Telephs. 25349 and 20904; Macleod and S. J. Cooke

Cable Ad: Santa; Codes: Bentley’s Seemin

and Private Commission Agents, Importers and

Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.— Exporters Central; —Teleph. 236, Des24144;Voeux

Cable Road

Ad:

(See Banks) Seemin; Codes : Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th

ffj Ltd.,KanDavid

Sa Soon(Incor- Edition and Private

Sassoon & Co.,

porated in England), General Merchants Selinsing Consolidated

137, Gloucester Building;Mines,

Teleph.Ltd.,—

31243;

—Prince’s

Teleph. 34151Building,

(MultipleChater

Lines); Road;

P. O. P. Directors—L.

O. Box 633

Box 89; Cable Ad: Sassoons. Head J. Coote, G.

K. M. Stewart and C. C. Stark T. Scholey,

Office: 9,Branches:

E.C.4.; King William Street,Calcutta,

Bombay, London, Secretary—Mrs. E. M. Sando

Karachi, Persian Gulf and Shanghai Staff—Teng

Wan Pak Tung, Ip Shiu Choy and

A. H. Compton,

Robert Stock, manager

sub-manager

L. A. Gutierrez $ flj Lee Wai

E. Antonio Sennet Freres (Operated by L. D.

Fung Yuk Wing Walch, andLtd.),

Fung Shu Kai

Tong Ah Fat makers DiamondJewellers, Watch-

Merchants—Glou-

Tong Ming Foo cester

20634; Building,

Cable Ad: Pedder

Sennet Street; Teleph.

Lok Tak Cheong L. D. Walch, manager

Indar Singh

Mohinder Singh

Leung Hau Kin Y.C. Cabanes

M. Xavier | Ng Kwan Chak

Mak Cheong Foon Sepher, Dr. S. AM., m.b.,b.s. (Hongkong),

Lo Kim Tsingcompradore f.r.f.p.s. (Glasgow)

Fan Chi Chu, 3-9, Duddell Street;—Telephs.

Dina House,

20943

Sassoon Trustee & Executor Corpn.,

Ltd, The—Holland House, 3rd Floor Seventh Day Adventist Mission—

i*i m m (See Churches and Missions)

Scientific ServiceBank

Road, National Co.—8a, Des Teleph.

Building; Yoeux m W * fg ti ft ® &

27633; P. O. Box 923; Cable Ad: Sham Mow Timber Saw Mill Co., Ltd.,

Scientific. Head office: 442, Museum Timber Merchants—1a, Percival Street;

Road, Shanghai; Singapore Office: 54, Teleph. 31403; Main Works: Hunghom,

Chulia Street Kowloon; Teleph. 57309; Branch: 12,

 HONGKONG A653

C. K. R. Road, Canton; Teleph. 11267; ft w m m

Cable Ad:

TsoiChan Sawmill

PooPan

Tin,Shan

manager Sherly & Co., W. S., Importers, Ex-

porters and Commission Agents —

Kayamally Building, 20-22,Queen’sRoad

Shan Kwong Hotel—(^ee Hotels) Central; Teleph. 24613; Cable Ad:

Shanghai Century Co,, Dealers in Ward- and Acme Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

Shrewdly;

robes, Cabin Trunks, Suit Cases and T. Wong, managing director

All Kinds of Travelling Goods—39, M. K. Wong, manager

Queen’s Road Central;

K. P. Ho, manager Teleph. 20287 Agents for:

The Pepsodent Co., Chicago

Shanghai Furniture Co.—333, Hen- Monsanto Chemical Works, St. Louis

nessy Road; Teleph. 20587 Horlick’s Malted Milk Co., Slough

Matth. Hohner A. G., Trossingen

tr m $r Stevenson & Howell, Ltd., London

Shanghai & Hongkong Trading Cor-

poration, The, General Merchants— n m Kee Chong

Head Office: 1093,

hai; Branch Office:Sinza

16, Road,

Queen’sShang-

Road Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd., Mer-

Central, 3rd Floor, Tai Ping Building chants, Shipping, Insurance and Manu-

facturers’

Building, Agents—Bank

Des Vceux Road of East Asia

Central;

Shanghai Life Insurance Co., Ltd., Teleph.

The (Linder the Management of Sun Life Keechong27781; P.O. Box 115b; Cable Ad:

Assurance

BuildingCo. of Canada)—Glouces- Directors—A.

ter Shewan L. Shields and I. W.

Accounts & General Dept. — A. A.

Botelho, J.Silva,

Mrs. J.E.Xavier F. Souza,

GeorgeMrs. M. Steel,

A. Low and

Shanghai Yaik Sang Co., Contractors, Miss

Decorators, Painters and Furniture- Import, Building Supplies & Chemical

Makers—429,

24597 Lockhart Road; Teleph. Depts.—H. Dreyer (signs per pro.)

C. Y. Lee, manager Import—J. Dick (signs per pro.,) C.

Wong Pan Fie, secretary Azedo, Miss R. Cole, Lee Wah

Lee Chi Ching, foreman (Painting Chue,

Kay and Ng FungKang Yuen

Ching,Leung

Yip Chung

Works) Building Supplies & Wire Netting

& m m \u Dept.—C. W. L. Cole, E. A. Tsenin,

Shannon, Dr. R. G., Dentist—Union B.sc.

Wah (m.

Funeng.),

and HoMissSang

M. Xavier, Lee

Building, 5th Floor; Teleph. 20391 Chemicals—R. V. Lederhofer, m.e.,

b.sc., Missph.g.,

N. S. Soo, M. Botelho, W. A.andShea,

Y. C. Chow K.

Shek O Development Co., Ltd.—Re- H. Chan

gistered Office: Teleph.

Bank Building; Hongkong & Shanghai

31188 Machinery Dept.—W. F. Assesserowc

Directors—D.

man), D. H. C.Blake,

Edmondston

C. Blaker,(chair-

Lt.- Cheung Tsun Hing, Ng Hang On

and G. S. Chung

E.Col.

J. H. Mitchell,

R. B. L. Dowbiggin,

S. Hampden Lt.-Col.

Ross, Export Dept. — H. T. Buxton, M.

A. Gomes,MissK. P.D. Chu,

H. R. Sturt and M. H. Turner

Secretary—F. G. Maunder, A.C.A. I. Tam, Lee, S.K.K.T.Tsui,

Wong.H.

Treasurers—Thomson & Co., c.A. S. C. Chan and K. H. W u

Compradore—Wong Ngai Tong

Sheldon, H. G., k.c., Barrister-at-Law Genreal Managers of:

TheCo.,Hongkong

—Prince’s Building; Teleph. 20222 Ltd. Rope Manufacturing

Shell Super Service Station—256, The(1922),

Sandakan

Ltd. Light &, Power Co.

Hennessy

Ad: Road; Teleph. 33100; Cable General Agents

Autoimport for-.

C. Lauritsen, general manager China Underwriters, Ltd.

A654 HONGKONG

Agencies-. Moffats, Ltd. (Electric Cookers,

Import Department Refrigerators)

A.TheC. United

LawrenceStates

Leather Co. (Leather) Yeritys, Ltd. (A. C. & D, C. Motors,

Leather Selling A.Light

C. kFittings,

D. C. Switch-gear

Radiators) Fans,

Corporation (Sole Leather) Electrolux, Ltd. (Refrigerators, etc.)

Chinese Aluminium Rolling

Ltd. (Aluminium Sheets & Foil) Mills, Red WingLtd.

Motor(Concrete

Co.(Marine Engines)

Aluminium Wingets, Mixers)

Products) Union, Ltd. (Aluminium Yates

(Railway Track Materials) Ltd.

Improved Rail Anchors,

Oost(Coal)Borneo Maatschappij, N. V. Birdsboro Foundry Co. (Rolling Mill

Hercules Prowder Co., New York Machinery)

(Explosives) Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.

Building Supplies Department (Telephones)

Bruntons (Musselburgh), Ltd. (Wire

Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd. Rope) Pneumatic Tool Co.

Cleveland

“ Italit ” Products,

Cement Sheets) Ltd. (Asbestos (Pneumatic Tools)

The Celotex Corporation (Celotex Cleveland Rock Drill Co.(Rock Drills)

Fibre Board)Products Corporation Airetool

Cleaners)Manufacturing Co. ' (Tube

Certain-teed

(Roofing Products, Linoleum) Bell Brothers, Ltd. (Water Filtering

ThePaper)Sisalkraft Co. (Waterproofed Plants) Welding Co., Ltd. (Elec-

Ferro-Arc

T. & R. Boote, Ltd. (Wall & Floor trodes)

Tiles) Wonhams,

Svenska Export Inc. (Railway Materials)

Aktiebolaget (Hollow

Singapore

(Sheets, Rubber Works, etc.)etc.)Ltd. Drill Steel)

York Safe Tiles,

& LockFlooring,

Co. (Safes, Mount Royal Metal Co., Ltd. (Anti-

Friction Metals)

International

(Copper, etc.) &Selling Corporation Ploes, Steels,

Ltd. (Standards;

British Belting Asbestos Co. (Asbes- Atlas Ltd. (Special Steeks)

tos Brake Lining) Record

meters,Electrical Co., Ltd.

Voltmeters, (Am-

Insulation

Schlage Lock Co. (Locks) Testers, etc.)

Sargent & Co. (Locks) Creda Waterk Heaters

Chemical Department H. Widdop Co. (Diesel Engines)

Union Oil Co. of California (Oils, etc.) H. Slingsby k Co. (Hand Trucks &

L.E. Givaudan Cie (Perfumes)

E. Dickinson Co. (Witch Hazel) Portable Ladders)

Murray Sons

& Tobacco)& Robbins, Inc. (Toilet line Materials)

McKesson m m x m

Sterling

Balloons,Rubber

etc.) Co., Ltd. (Pilot Shitioner Man Wai, Dr., General Practi-

Bauer & BlackCorporation

(Hospital (Gauztex)

Supplies) — 62, Queen’s Road Central;

The Export Teleph. 33455

The T.Puro Cov &Inc.Co.,(Disinfectants)

E.Sherwin-Williams

Pearson Shi Yu Man, Share k General Broker

Co.Ltd. (Tessol)

(Paints & Paint —Chung Tin Building; Teleph. 26160;

Cable Ad: Scienter

Materials) Staff—A. Zimmern, F. R. Zim-

H., Colours

Kohnstamm & Co., Inc.

& Flavouring Extracts) (Pigment mern,Lo Kan Chak and

Pan,Kan

ChanYuFook

Typke & King, Ltd. (Rubber Accelera- Yu, Yu Chung Sun

tors)

Quigley Co., Inc. (Refractories) m & * m

Paines & Byrne, Ltd.(Pharmaceuticals) Shields, H. F., Dentist, Admiralty and n fern

Machinery Department Royal Air Force Contractor—Alexandra

Century Electric Co. (Motors

Electrical Morse

Fairbanks, Supplies)k Co. (Pumps, 23171; P.O, Box 700; Cable Ad: Latned

Electrical Plant, Small Gasoline Head

Staff—C.Mechanic—John

F. Ling, Miss Lee

M. Chiu, Chan

Engines etc.) Sum, Ng Chu Kut and Y. W. Lee

 HONGKONG A655

ig & t W 5* JS! P.J. Esmail

L. Lam

Shux Hinq Co., General Providers— Tam Chak Lam

187-195, Des Voeux Koad Central; C.M. Sin

Telephs. 32648 (Office) & 31800 H. S. Young

(Departments); Cable Ad: Kooshui Miss T. Chernovsky

Shun YickDes& Vceux

tors—6, Co., Engineers & Contrac-

Road Central ;Teleph. Tang ShingYin

Tam Chak Tung

31821 Miss

Vivian SinShaw

Miu Ching, Chinese secty.

Ho ShunChan,

Harold Hing,asst,

manager

manager Sin Cho Yuen

Staff—B. Chan and Wong Shing Sin Hwa Trading Co., General Importers,

Siamese Consulate—{See Consulates) Exporters and Commission Agents—

Hongkong Branch: Room 118, Prince’s

Silva, M. A. da., Solicitor—11, Queen’s Building; Sinwaco & 5306;Teleph.Codes:

23281;

Acme,Cable Ads:

Bentley’s

Road Central; Teleph. 31467 & Private. Head Office: 133, Yuen Ming

Yuen

P. T.Road,

Cheng,Shanghai

manager

& n ft it m n K. S. Chung, repres. (Hongkong)

Silva, P. M. N. da, Share and General

Broker—Hongkong Stock Exchange Sincere Co., The (Perfumery Manu-

Building,20131;

Teleph, 8th Floor,

Cable Ice

Ad: House

NolascoStreet; nedy

facturers), Ltd.—2, Davis Road, Ken-

P. M. Nolasco da Silva, principal Town; Teleph. 20229; Cable Ad:

Miss Edith Nolasco de Silva, clerk Sinperfact. Capital $1,300,000.

at Canton, Shanghai, Nanking,Branches

Peiping,

Newchwang, Tientsin, Tsinan, Hankow

M /B M To and Changsha

Silva-Netto & Co., Import &4thExport

Merchants—King’s

Connaught Road Building, Floor,

Central; Teleph. n & m m ft

Sin Ze Yau Han Kung Sze

31922; P. O. Box 397; Cable Ad: Silva-

netto Sincere Co., Ltd,,

A. F. B. Silva-Netto Stores —Head Office;The,

137, Department

Des Vceux

and Wireless Ad: Sincere.27767;

Road Central; Teleph. Cable

Branches at

Canton and Shanghai

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd., Board of Directors—Jan

Ma Cho Yung, Ma Hoon Bew, Con Sang,

Manufacturers

PlasterofofFibrous

Paris, Gypsum Wong KwokKwan,

Shuen,LeeChoy

Plaster,

Plaster, Gypsum Fertilizer, Keene

Casting Lam Butt YuenTinChan,

Yab,

Cement, Gypsum Blocks, Plaster Ku Chok Lun, Ma

Man Hing, Ma Wai Kwong and Wai Man, Ma

Board and Dental Plaster—Regis- Cheng Wing Pan

tered Office: Queen’s Building;3rd Floor; Chairman & Managing Director—

Teleph. 28367 ; Cable Ad : Simplex ; ChoyManaging

Hing Director — Ma Ying

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s 1st and 2nd Hon.

Manager—D. C. Weir Piu

Staff—A.R. Poliak,Wing

Tab and Leung H.A. Palma, Kan Sub-Managers —James O’Chew and

Chan Chi Ming P. K. Au

Secretary—Daniel

ff m m m m m •. General Managers of:

SinBuilding,

& Co., P.14, H.,Queen’s

Solicitors—Asia Life

Road Central; The Sincere Insurance & Investment

Telephs. Co., Ltd.

Ad: Sind on26668, 26069 & 26660;: Cable The Sincere

The Sincere Life

Co. Assurance

(PerfumeryCo.,Manu-

Ltd.

Peter H. Sin, solicitor, principal facturers), Ltd.

Staff Proprietor's of;

AlfredWing

Tam Y. Hon,

Kwong,solicitor

chief clerk ThehaiOriental Hotels, Canton, Shang-

and Macao

A656 HONGKONG

ti] & M il S It & i! ft Sing Wo Tong—99, Bonham Strand

Sincere Insurance & Investment Co., East; Teleph. 24481

Ltd., The—Head Office: 137, Des Vceux Singapore Sawmill Co., The—344,

Road Central,

Cable 4th Floor;Code:

Ad: Shanghai,

Sininvest; Teleph. 21821; Lockhart Road ; Teleph. 30584; Cable

Bentley’s.

Branches: Singapore Ad: Singmill. Head Office: Singar

and pore;

Shekki Branches: Malacca and

Board of Directors — Choy Hing Amoy; Sawmills: Singapore and

(chairman). Ku Chock Lun, Wong Kemaman

Kwok Shuen, Ma Ying Piu, Ma Chan Tee Khai, manager

HoonYat,Bew,LeeAnYuen

PingTsaan,

Kwong,MaChoy Tan Kim Siah, asst, manager

Tin Joe

Young, Ma Wai Man, Jan Con Sang, 3 On Kung Sze

Wong Kin Cho, Chan Chi Ming, Sing

James O’Chew and Ma Man Hing

General Managers—The Sincere Co., eral ImportersMetal

Singon & Co.,

Ltd. Sub-Manager—Lo Tai Yue —35 Merchants and Lung

and 37, Hing Gen-

Acting Street; Teleph. 20515; Cable Ad: Kwok;

Codes: All Standards

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd., The P. K. Kwok, signs the firm

—173, Des Voeux Road Central; H. F. Kwok, asst, manager

Teleph. 25079; Cable Ad : Sinalive.

Authorised Capital $2,000,000. Bran- Sino-American Optical Co. — 238,

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 22461

chesBoard

at Canton

of and Shanghai

Directors — Choy Hing Sino-British Engineering Corpora-

(chairman), Jan Con Sang, Chau To tion, Ltd., The, Engineers, Con-

Chong, Ma Joe Young, Lam But tractors and Importers—Hongkong

Kwan, ChakFulson,

Mau, Fong Hok Ting,

Tong Lam Kau & Shanghai Bank Building, 3rd

Tai Wan,

Daniel P. K. Au, Wong Kwok Shuen Floor; Teleph. 25737; P. O. Box 152;

and Chang

General Wing Pun Sincere Co., Cable

Managers—The

Ad: Sinobrit; Codes: Acme,

Bentley’s, Universal and Private;

Ltd. and at Shanghai and Singapore

Manager—C. Lun Ku R. F.S. Ferguson,

I. Macmillan,director

rang, director

Treasurer-Ma Wing Hon G.K.C. K.Dudley,

Accountant—Wong Hiu Kwong Ip secretary

W. S. Cheang (Refrigeration)

E it M H M C. Y. Fung

SingChow Electric Factory, Manu- *T HMedicine * HCo. —247,*

facturers of Flashlights and Flash- Sino-German

light Bulbs—Watson Road, Causeway Yoeux Road Central;

Bay; Teleph. 21382; Cable Ad: Dogbrand Teleph. 27419 Des

Chan Shek Hau, general manager

Chan Lee Sheung, manager Sino-Java «TradingW Co.,* Importers,

Exporters,

facturers’ Commission Agents,

Representatives Manu-

andBuilding,

General

m & % B Merchants—4th Floor, China

Sing Ka Kung Sze

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Central Teleph. 27639; P. O. Box 862; Cable 414:

Queen’s Road Central, Room Ad

Agency for South China and24642;

Indo-China: Academia

Pedder Building; Teleph.

Ad: Singer. Shops at: 72, Queen’s Road Cable J. T. Tan, director

P. 1. Pek, manager

Central; Teleph. Teleph.

21608; 424, T. K. Mak, secretary

Street, Yaumati; 56039Shanghai

Agent—G. Duclos

Staff—F. H. Barnes and Mrs. M. F. Sino-Philippine ft & %Tradine n Co.,

m Importers,

*

de Pinna Exporters, Commission Agents and

jSiNG Kee & Co., Ship Chandlers, Manu facturers’ R epresen tatives— 22,

Compradores and Stevedores—21, Con- Hill Road,973;2ndCable

P.O.T. L.Box Floor; Teleph. 27364;

naught Road Central; Teleph. 20746 Tjioe, managerAd: Sinopines

 HONGKONG A657

m % ft m SociETE Commerciale Asiatique, Im-

Sino-Seas Co., Ltd., Importers & Export- Road porters and Exporters—21, Connaught

ers, General Merchants, Commission BuddhaCentral;Teleph. 21288; Cable Ad:

Agents and Manufacturers’ Kepresent-

atives—18,

2nd Floor; Connaught Koad P.O.

Central,

Box Sousa,

947;So Cable

Teleph. 30771;

Ad: Sinoseas d.t.m.,Dr.d.p.h.

Bernardo

(Camb.),de,Medical

l.m. & s.,Practi-

l.m.

Tek Khiam, mng. director tioner-Office: 5, Des YeeuxRoad Cen-

Lie Chin Hock, sub-manager tral; Teleph. 28323. Residence: 133,

Lie Tek Djoe, asst. mgr. & treas. Waterloo Road, Kcwloon; Teleph.

58433

« # * ffi #£ So Sah

Sino Trading Co , Import and Export Sousa, E.V.M.R. de, Weigher—French

Public Surveyor,

—6, Queen’s

Telepn. 32385;Road

P. O.Central, 1st Floor;

Box 1449; Cable Assessor, Valuer and

Ad:H.Lamping Bank Building, ist Floor; Teleph. 24453;

W. Lam Ping, Jr., manager Cable Ad: Riovale

Staff—Eddie Sousa, A. E. B. de Sousa

and J. Rodrigues

m m ® bb U

Sid,—Exchange

H. M., Architect

Building;andTeleph.

Civil Engineer

31813 South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Prince’s

Top Bldg.,Telephs.

Floor; Chater21134

Roadand

Entrance,

28995;

fH + If Sun Chung Wo Cable Ad: British

Skott & Co., Iitd.,

—Mercantile BankH.,Building,

Flour Merchants

7, Queen’s R. H. Wild, manager

Road Central; Teleph. 24652; Cable Ad: G. L. Eastgate, assistant

Yaticanus.

Lok Branch 23781

Street; Teleph. Office: 50, Wing South China Athletic Association—

Directors—Wallace J. Hansen, R. P. (See Associations and Societies)

de Lasala and B. Herschend South China Brick & Tile Co.—Bank

Staff-T. F. See and C. H. Lee of28212;

Canton

CableBuilding, 4th Floor; Teleph.

Ad: Brickworks. Works:

ft ft ± Castle

H. Peak

K. Lee, manager

Smalley & Co., W. N. A., Manu-

facturers’ Representatives, Export South China Drug Co.—53, Wing Lok

Commission Agents and Shippers of

Chinese Products to Foreign and Co- Street; Teleph. 25400

lonial Markets, Importers of Woollen m h * #

Piece Goods, Footwear, Outfitting, Nam Wah Yat Pao

Glass and Chinaware, Cutlery, Fire

Extinguishers, Steam and Diesel South China Daily News—49, Holly-

Packings — Queen’s Building (Ice Ads: wood Road; Teleph. 25612; Cable

House Street Entrance); Teleph. Swenonis Swenonis or 5478 and Radio Ad:

26433; P.O. Box 353; Cable Ad: K. W. Chen, managing director

Factory rep S.C. Leung, editor-in-chiefmanager

W. N. A. Smalley, proprietor

G. M. Smalley, secretary

Y. W. Chau, assistant A. T.H. Kwong,

Seemin, general

advertising manager

ft ft M M ^ M South

HouseChina Street;Furniture Co.—23, Ice

Teleph. 22407

Smith Co., The Werner G., Expor-

ters, Especially of Wood Oil—Prince’s South China Knitting

Manufacturers Factory, Hosiery

— Shangtung

Building,

(Office) andRoom23290 125; Teleph.

(Night); Cable23951 Mongkok, Kowloon;

Ad: Cable Teleph. Street;

57593;

Wersmithco & Chan Ad: Souchiknit; Codes:

PrivateYeuk Man, mng. partner Bentley’s

Manager—T. F. Chao

Staff—T. C. Cheng, S. H. Tung and

J. K. Chick Kam Cheung Fai, adviser

A658 HONGKONG

Sooth China Leather Goods Manu- South China Newspapers, Ltd. (Oper-

facturing Co., Wholesale and Re- ating Newspapers in Hongkong and

tail, Manufacturers of Leather South China)—Registered

110, Hollywood -Telephs.Office:

RoadNewsroom 23767 106-

and

Suitcases, Belts, Purses, Bags and 21864; Cable Ad:

All Kinds of Leather Articles— Board of Directors—Shum Hip-tong,

Office: 17, Pottinger Street; Teleph. Shum Wai-yau and Wu Wai-man

24404. Factory: 34-40, Yat Tack

Road', Kowloon City; Teleph. 57680:

Cable Ad: Souchilea Wai(managing

Kwok Luen,directors)

secretary

H. H. Tsang, manager

South China Manufacturing & Ex- ^ ® m m is

porting South China Transportation Co.,

porters ofCo.,Rattans, Manufacturers and Ex-

Twisted Seagrass, Custom Clearance and Forwarding

Agents, Undertake to Transport or

Rattan

the Materials, Wood Oil, Cassia, from

Peels and Furniture made Pre-

served Ginger, Canned Bamboo Shoots Tranship General Cargo, Heavy

and Water-Chestnuts—China Building; Machinery, Household Furniture

Teleph. 28991; Cable Ad: Quality and Personal Effects, etc.—12a, Des

Manager—0. Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 30552

Treasurer—J.C.D.Sew Chin Shiu

Au Wing Nin, manager

Sik Leung, assistant

Secretary—G. Archison

Assistants—Miss D. Chan, C. H. Baggage Department

Wong and W. K. Chan R..C. Shiu

* * $ * m m n

Nam Wah Cho Po South China Woodworking Co., The

South China Morning Post, Ltd., —Office:

Road Entrance), 3rdBuilding

Prince’s Floor; (Chater

Teleph.

Publishers

“Hongkong“South Chinaand

Hansard” Morning Post,”

“Hongkong 34042; Cable Ad: Lacon. Factory: I. L.

Directory ”— Morning Post Building, 469, Great George Street, East Point

1-3, Wyndham Street; Teleph. 26615; # *>j n

F.Cable Ad: Postscript.

C. Millington, LondonStreet

39, Lombard Agents:

Southern Mercantile Co., The,

Directors—J. Scott

Hon. Mr. A. L. Shields Harston and Exporters of Chinese Products, General

B.F. Wylie, director & gen. manager Importers

tical Goods,of Manufacturers’

Chemical & Pharmaceu-

Represen-

P. Franklin, asst. gen. manager tatives

Newspaper Dept.—Editorial 2nd Floor, Queen’s Road Building,

& Agencies—China Central;

H. Ching, editor Teleph. 21711; P. O. Box 1385; Cable

V.JohnH. R.C. Luke

Jarrett,Mrs.

newsE.editor Ad:SamTiger; Codes: All Codes Used

Chiu and Li Yunkun, managers

H. Batalha L. K. Chan, cashier

R. J. Cloake Miss S. Bander S. Y. Mak (Chemical Dept.)

Wong J.C. R.A. Veiga

C.H. E.Milner Allen S. Heng,

Y. Sam,

Leung A. Jansz C. Greaves staffC. W. Lee and Kok

J.S.A. Y.Poon

G. Quark D.A. M. Omar

K. Pi fa £8

H. Brokenshire, nightShusubTong

Seyer Lau

editor Southern Trust & Finance Co., Ltd.,

The—102, Chung Tin Building, 5, Des

C. M. Faure

C. N. Dragon Ng CneangSau Yan

Wye Sam Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 26160

Business Dept.—

R. H. Wong, accountant Spalinger & Co., s.a., U., General

Chan

Chan See, Kai cashier Merchants, Importers and Exporters,

General Machinery—York Building,

Sat 3rd Floor, Chater Road; Telephs. 30676,

LamShiu YungKing

Fai Leung

LiMrs.King

Chi Pang

Wah 34311 & 26774; Cable Ad: Spalinger

A. Hoffmeister, director (Canton)

T. Cheung F. Wong M. Gavin, director

N. Lee Miss F. Wong

 HONGKONG A659

E.Wong

Zulauf Home Office

Sung (Import

E. D. Bush Ki, signsDept.)

per pro. Executive Department

F. M. Fattydad (Machinery Dept.) H. L. Schultz, general manager

0. S. Mui (Dyes Dept.) J. B. Emmert and A. W. Bourne, Jr.,

asst, general managers

Spanish Consulate—(Nee Consulates) C.F. J.X. Lafferty,

Lee, marketing do. executive

J. A. Parrish, do.

Spanish Dominican Procuration—(See J. R. Sindlinger, do.

Churches and Missions) Lubricating Oil Department

T. H. Geare, asst, general manager in

Sports Club—(Nee Clubs) A. Charge

W. W. Gibson,

Hewitt, marketing

marketing executive

assistant

St. Andrew’s Society—(Nee Associations Operations Department

and Societies) H. C. Durrschmidt, operations

St. Francis Hotel—(Nee Hotels) manager

Accov/nting Department

St. Andrew’s Church J. F. Richmond, chief accountant

St. Anthony’s Church H.accountant

W. Beisley, assistant to chief

Sf. Francis Boys’ Club Local Assistants—J.

St. John’s Cathedral

St. Joseph’s Church W. Arnold, Miss E.H. R.d’Almeida, G.

Bliss, J. M.

St. L his Industrial School Botelho, N. U.

L.M. A.C.daFranks, Botelho, A. P. Castro,

Costa, J.A. M.E. Fonseca,

St. Peter’s

St. MargaretChurch Mary’s Church Gomes, A.Mrs.V.

St. Teresa’s Church Gosano,

Lopes, R. M.A.B. Marques,

C. Gutierrez, C.D. E.F.

St. Teresa’s Home Marques, A. J. Osmund; L. G.

(See Churches and Missions) Remedies,

Sequeira, F.A. X.E.Sequeira,

Ribeiro, M.C. M.A.

St. Joseph’s College Simoes and Miss A. Sequeira

St. South China Draper Territory

St. Mary’s School

Paul’s College R. Sanger, manager

St. Stephen’s College Sales Dept.—R. R. Pearson, G. W.

St. Stephen’s Girls’ College Behrman (Lubrication Oil), M. L.

(See Educational) South

Hunt, wick W. C.(OnWatson,

furlough),

F. K. Bryan

Paget,

St.seas,JohnTheAmbulance Brigade Over- T. H.Figueiredo,

A. Budington,MissD. A.A. Alonco,

Hamilton,E.

(The Venerable Order Mrs. A. Hutchinson, Miss L. Lee

ofJerusalem)

the Hospital of St. John

— (See Associations and of and Miss P. Gonsalves

Societies) W. G. Long, marine salesman

Accounting

R. Pidcock,Dept.— W. T. F.Costen,

A. Peters,

R. CF.

St. Teresa’s Hospital—(Nee Hospitals) Danenberg,C. S.M. S.Xavier,Sequeira,

Osmund, E. A.C. R.F.

Standard Chemical Works, Ltd.—658, Alves,

ques, H.A. M.

L. Botelho,

Silva andE. M.DonaldMar-

Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph. 57197; Blackman

Cable Ad:and

Singapore Stacowork.

Wuchow Branch Offices: Operations Dept.—T. B. Williams, N.

Managers S.Osmund

Volkoff,andI.G. H.F. Castro

Kwong, A. E.

Robert —DerLuk Chung Shan and Laichikok. Terminal—H. W.and

Mills,

/fj ^ Mei Foo Hong M.

Lopes Larson, F. G. Suter A. A.C.

Standard - Vacuum Oil Co. (South

China Division — Union Building; Stanford Institute of Technology—

Teleph.

Standvac30203; P.O. Box 86; Cable Ads: (See Educational)

and Vacuum

 HONGKONG

fe 7K M #± Teieph. 21279; Kowloon Depot: 27,

Stanton, W. T., Exchange Broker— cester Nathan Road; Teieph. 58545; Glou-

Hongkong Stock Exchange Building; Peak Depot Hotel, 2nd Floor; Teieph. 28938;

Ice House Upper Tram Terminus;

31550; Cable Street; Telephs. 33087 & Teieph. 29352:

Ad: Stanton Hong Kong

Peninsula Hotel,

Hotel and Repulse Bay

S. H. Wong, assistant Hotel (Visitors Only)

“Stak” Ferry 21236

Co., Ltd., The—Telephs. Manager--A. W. Ramsey, Teieph.

58001 (Office), (Hongkong Wharf) 59717Supervisors - - Mrs. D. Long,

Lady

and 57143 (Kowloon

Hongkong Wharf). Operating Miss D. M. Lo, Mrs. E. F. Shea and

Connaught -Road KowloonCentralFerry Service, Miss G. White

Directors—Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson

(chairman), Hon. Mr. S. H. Dodwell, Stephen & Co.—National Bank Building,

A. H.and

d.s.o. Compton, H. Y. Wilkinson, 2nd Floor

T. B. Wilson

Staff—

C. G.M.B.Manners, & manager Sterns,

secty.accountant

S. Thomson, Agency),Ltd., London

Petroleum Products:(China

Gaso-

D. Mackenzie, supt. engineer line, Kerosene, Fuel Oils, Lubricating

M. H. Large, inspector Oils, Greases, Wax, Vaseline,

Stock Exchange Building; Teieph. etc.—31,

C. P. Bond, do. 31225; Cable Ad; Pirard

Star Store (Carlos Chan) — 312, Superintendent

Pirard for China — R. F.

Nathan Road. Kowloon; Teieph. Chinese Sales Manager—Ying Ming

57819 Staff—Turner Chen, Lincoln Cheng,

S. W. Tam and Miss W. Kew

fd % ± w m m

Star Taxicab Co., Ltd., The—17, Ewo 31 H 3$ ±

Street;

Stands atTelephs. 23456Pier,

Star Ferry andPedder

26748. Street

Taxi Si Tsut Hing Tai

and Upper and Lower Peak Stations Stewart Brothers, Bill and Bullion

Choy Wing Chiu, secretary Brokers—Ib, Chater Road

H. B.L. Dowbiggin | H.R. B. Hancock

^ iT m s

Star Theatre (Controlled by General Strahan, Nicolson & Bunje, Doctors

Amusements, Ltd.) — 17, Hankow —Alexandra Bldg.; Teieph. 28030

Road, Kowloon; Teieph. 57795 Dr. S. Seguin Strahan, m.a.,m.b., ch.b.

C.L. W.

S. Rosselet, manager (Oxon.),

Wong, house manager (Eng.) l.r.c.p. (Lond.), M.R.C.S.

Dr. M. Nicolson, m.b., b. ch. (Glas.),

^ # ft & # Ear, Nose andTeieph.

Throat59312)

(Res.: 6, Tak

Star Underwear

Embroidered Co., SilkOn Hand-

Lingerie—3, Lan Dr.Shing Street;

F. Bunje, l.r.o.p. (Lond.), m.r.c.8.

Street, 1st Floor; Teieph. 33848; Cable (Eng.), (Res.: 2, Link Road;

Ad:T. Starwear Teieph. 22165)

Dr. J. S. H. Scott, l.r.c.p. (Lond.),

P. H. Wu, manager

C. Dunn, asst.manager m.r.c.s. (Eng.) Teieph.

Edward Road; (Res.: 283,

57066)Prince

Agency.

Shanghai Underwear Co., Central

Arcade, 1st Floor,

Road; Teieph. 5-a,Shanghai

14905, 119, Nanking ft m ^

Sui Heong aud Yuen,Commission

General Importers,

Steam Laundry Co., The, Sanitary Exporters 34-36, Hing Lung Street;

Agents—

Telephs. 30256

Laundrymen,

Carpet Dyers,

Cleaners — Drycleaners

Head Office and

and & 30257; P. O. Box 626

Works: Kwong Wah Road, Kowloon; General Managers for:

Teieph. 57032; Cable Ad: Sanitari- TheK. SuiM. Heong Yuen Godown Co.,

ly; Hong Kong Depot: Kayamally Kowloon Lot No. 57, Mongkok,

Bldg., 22a, Queen’s Road Central;

 HONGKONG A661

^ SunMerchants

Fat Co., Import and

— 8a, Des Yoeux Road Export

Sui Shing & Co.— 199-203, Johnston Central; Teleph.

Road;Code:

tyre; 31351; Cable Ad: Shing- Cable Ad: Sunfat 24288; P. O. Box 514;

Teleph.Bentley’s

Li Chung Po, manager H. S. Tong, manager

Sales Deptarment K. S. Yeung, assistant

Lau Ping Kwan Sun Lee Sugar Works—S.L. 551,

Leung Wai Chung Shaukiwan East; Teleph. 24539

Accounts Deptarment BfJ ^ Wing Ming

Leung Chung

Li Shek Chew Yok Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Sole Distributors for : (Head

Branch:Office: Montreal)—South

Gloucester Building, 2nd China

Floor,

U.S. Royal Tires

31211-2;Vceux P. O.RoadBox Central; Telephs.

402; Cable Ad:

Sunbeam; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th

Sun Chong Auto Body Works, Builders Edition J.T. P.H. Whitham, branch manager

ofVansTruck and Bus Bodies,

& Ambulances, Delivery

etc.—Kowloon Lam, accountant

City Road, Corner of Mataukok Road, P. S. Chan, chief clerk

Kowloon; Telephs. 56779 & 57347 Miss

WongH.YatNoronha,

Chuen, stenographer

clerk

H. W. Mok, do.

if * B. W. Tape, local adviser

Sun Co., Ltd., The, Department Hongkong-. Albert

Stores—Des Voeux Road, Wing Wo

Street (3andLines);

Connaught Road; Teleph. A. H.K.Lammert,

M. Chan,D.Edward Chan,J.

O. Silver,

28134 P.O. Box 548; Cable Walther and

representatives Mrs. Lynne Wong,

Ad : Taisun. Branches : West Bund

and Wai Oi Road Central, Canton; Amoy.

Proprietors of Hotel “Asia,” Canton,

Affiliated with The Sun Co. (Shanghai), C. T. Evans, representative

Ltd., Shanghai

Directors—Choy Ying Fai (chair- Dei yih din che yu han kung sze

man), Lo Chung Wan, Mok Kon Sun Light Co., Ltd., The, Electric Light

Sang, Lau

Hon, Chine, Hey Shing, Leong

CheungLeeHokHahPang, Ting Dealers, “Edison” & “Osram” Lamps—

Kwok Liong,Wong 137, DesP.O.Voeux

Choy 22255; RoadCable

Box 248; Central; Teleph.

Ad: Inalada

Hon Fun, Wong Chack Yee, Chan

Wah, William Choy,

Shiu and Arthur Choy Choy Koon a- & ffiTfi #

Choy Chong, chief oianager Sun Po Chuen Co., Importers and

C. L. Wong, sub-manager Exporters, Labour Contractors,

James T. Choy, secretary Transportation of Goods and Car-

Choy Hon Fun, chief accountant ation goes, Transhipped Service and Tax-

Declared for Customers to

Sun, Dr. E. W. J.—Office: King’s hart Chinese Custom House—318, Lock-

Theatre Building, 4th Floor; Teleph. RadioRoad; Teleph. 25746; Cable and

Ads: 3184; Code Used :

26753; Residence:

Teleph. 22111 4, Babington Path; A.B.C. 5th Edition

Lui Chuen Shek, manager

Sun & Sun Co., Imports and Exports, Sun Shing Co., Dealers in Cameras,

Fireworks Manufacturers & Manu- Photographic Goods, Binoculars and

facturers’ Agents — National Com-

mercial & Savings Bank Building; Watches—29, Teleph. 25872;Des P.O.Voeux RoadCable

Box 24; Central;

Ad:

Teleph. 22240 ; Cable Ad : Superb ; Superfine; Code : Bentley’s Second

Codes: Bentley’s Complete, A.B.C. Phrase

5th Edition, Acme & Private. Bran- K. S. Foo, manager

ches : Penang, Canton, Kongmoon & K. H. Mak, secretary

Sheklung Lee Kara Fook, accountant

 HONGKONG

Sun Sun & Co., Universal Providers— Head Office: 16, Pedder Street:

222, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. Teleph. 24656; P.O. Box 475; Cable Ad:

26292 Sanscrit; factories; 6, Morrison Street,

Peiping: 56, Love Lane, Bubbling

Sunlev & Co., Importers, Exporters and Well Road, Shanghai; 207, Kialat

General Merchanis^-P.O. Box 232 Road, Swatow

Super Radio & Elec. Co., Radio & Swedish Consulate—(See Consulates)

Electric Suppliers—149, Des Voeux

Road Central; Teleph. 33138; Cable Ad: m n fi

Superadio; Code: Bentley’s Swedish Match Co. (Jonkoping,

Swan, Culbertson

Manila and Buenos Aires), Investment Floor, 10, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

24929; P. O. Box 140; Cable Ad :

Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Matches;

Commodities—Hongkong & Shanghai Editions, Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Bank

30244, Bldg.,

30245 1st Floor; P.Telephs.

& 30246; O. Box30243; Bentley’s Second Phrase and Uni-

767; versal

Cable Ad: Swanstock Trade Codes

K. W. Irle, manager R. B. Mace, Hongkong representative

R..Staff—C.

M. Strong, Jr., asst, manager Wong Tat, compradore

M. Correa, C. E. Cariieiro,

M. A. Carvalho, P. Z. Choy, C. Representing :

The Swedish Match Co., Sweden

Kung,

Liu, Y.E, Hing

C. Lau,LemuelFrank Jen,Ng,Vincent

B. A. Associated Companies

Proulx, H. C. Shum, A. M. Cheng H i¥ A «

and S. H. Yip Sui Din Yang Hong

Members: Swedish Trading Co., Ltd., The»

New YorkBoard

Cotton Exchange General

Chicago

Commodity

of Trade

Exchange, Inc. (Silver, porters & Merchants, Importers, Ex-

Insurance Agents—Prince’s

Rubber, Silk, Copper, Hides and Building, & Des

3rd Floor, Ice House Street

Vceux Road Central; Telephs.

New Tin)York Coffee & Sugar Exchange 20171 & 23640; Cable Ad: Swedetrade;

Canadian Commodity Exchange, Inc. Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Scott’s 10th

Edition, Western Union, Schofield’s

Winnipeg

Manila Stock Grain Exchange

Exchange & Bentley’s

Shanghai Stock Exchange v H. Hallgren, mng. director

Hongkong Sharebrokers Association Paper

Swatow Chemical Co.—80, Wing Lok Leung

Lee ChoTong

U

Street; Teleph. 32444 LeungWaiWing Kwong

ig & bi vtii N. K. F. {Ball Bearings) & Gas Station

Swatow Dr awn-Work Co., Manufac- Departments

turers and Exporters of All Kinds of Lok I I Tam Kwan Kon

Table Linens, Handkerchiefs, Art Em- Cheung Hung . .|_Sum Sik Fun

broideries, Silk Shawl's, Ladies’ Silk Accounting Insurance Depts.

Underwear, Fancy Goods and Novelties, U Kai Cheung | Leung Kwong Yui

Buying Agents for All Kinds of Sundries

Chinese Products—14,

Teleph. 22860; P.O. BoxPedder St.;

445; Cable So Po Kam j Leung Tze Wai

Ad : Swatowwork : Code : Bentley’s Export Department

Wai Wong Yue

Sworn Measurers & Weighers to

Swatow Lace Co., Ltd., Manufacturers China & Japan Homeward Freight

and Exporters of All Kinds of Art Floor;

Linens, Silk Lingerie, Handker- Conference—P. Telephs.

c O. Building,

34368 6th

chiefs, Chinese Rugs and Carpets, H. Nish T.C. Fairburn

Furnitures and Many Chinese Art J.P. Younghusband

Linaker S.W.

Objects, Wholesale and Retail— R.W. Minshall

C. Lament

 HONGKONG A663

Sze—36,HaiBonham

Tong Bank & Insurance Co. Yau Kiam-fe, proprietor

Strand West; Teleph. C. P. Young, manager

23593 T. S. Cheung, asst, manager

S. L. Yau, do.

SzeAnthracite

Wai

CoalSole

in Agents

Hong for

Kong AHongay

South

China — 42, Bonham Strand West; Tai Hung Printing Press,* General

^ S PP

Telephs.

Szewai 22194 & 25009; Cable Ad: Sai Printers, Book-binders, etc. —186,

Yeung Choi Street, Kowloon;

Sze Woo Water Boats — IJQ, Wing Teleph. L.

50264

F. Wong, proprietor

Lok Street; Teleph. 21519 Peter Y. S. Wong, assistant

Szeto

porters

and Samuel

ExportersK.,—11,

General Im- TaiTeleph.

Queen’s

Ming—146, Connaught Road Central;

22426

Eoad Central; Teleph.

810; Cable Ad: Samyco 23509; P.O, Box H » ® ® ® «■**£:*:

Directors—Samuel Tai On Manufacturing Co., Ltd.,

T. H. Szeto K. Szeto and Peter Mosquito Incense and Mosquito

Destroyer Manufacturers and Ex-

TaCentral;

Kung Book Co.—37b,

Teleph. 27634 Queen’s Road porters — 40, Hing Lung Street;

Teleph. 20302; Cable Ad: Taion

T? & Filipina,

Tabaqueria It ^ and TaiHongkong

*0 ftl flWholesale Ping Insurance Co., Ltd., The—

Branch: Ground Floor,

Retail Tobacconists—Shell House, National Commercial Bank Building;

26, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. Telephs. 5454. Head33331Office:

& 26151;

212, CableRoad,

Kiangse Ad:

23559; 18, Hankow Road, Kowloon; Shanghai

Teleph. 58862; 22b, Des Yoeux Road

Central; Cable Ad : Tabaqueria. Head

Office: Shanghai Vi®mmifrkKt^ Oi ^

T. S. Canning general manager Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd,

Y.(Shanghai)

M. Liu, branch manager Branch)—14, Queen’s Road(Hongkong

Central;

H. C. Wood, sub-manager Teleph. 24743; Cable Ad: Taishinsur.

Y. C. Wood and T. H. Yee, account- Shanghai Head Office: 406, Kiangse Road,

ants V. Wong, Chu Liang Liu,

Staff—H. Manager—C. P. J. Chen

Charlie Wood and S. F. Chow Secretary—Miss Lucy Ho

Staff—Miss Y. Y. Ho, C. C. Kwan,

S.T. T.W.Cheng,

Hung,S.T.O. M.Lee,Lok

S. C.and

Chang,

To

& m &

Tack Shing Co., General Importers Kee Cheong

and Exporters, Dyes and Chemical

Merchants—227-229,

tral; Queen’sAd:Road

Teleph. 20836: Cable Cen-

Indanth ft p fp ^

Chan Wai Yeuk, manager Tai Wo Compradore, High Class

M. K. Chanson, asst, manager Provisions, Cigars and Cigarettes,

Coal Contractor, Wine and Spirits,

Tai Fook Trading Co., General Im- and Patent Medicine and Perfumery—10

porters and Exporters—5, Des Voeux Peking12, Road), Hankow Road (Corner of

Kowloon

Road Central; Telephs. 20405 & 31753; Managing Director—George Wong

P.O. Box 431; Cable Ad: Tadorna Staff

Chun Ying, Cho

— Wong WongYing,Hon Wong

Ying,

Wong Hok Ling, Lo Yick Kwan,

Thumb Cheuk Man, Cheung Pui

Tai Hang Rubber Factory, Manu- Lan, Lee Chi Fung, Mak King

facturers of “Globe Brand” Rubber- Sun, Yau Wai Cheong, Leung

Canvas Shoes and Boots—1-9, Yen Kwok Kii, Ko Wai Chiu, Li

Chow Street, Sham-shuj-po, Kow- Heung To, Cheung Loi and

loon; Teleph. 56015 Cheung Pak Tung

A664 HONGKONG

Taikoo Club—((See Clubs) J. F. Anderson F. Musker

T. C. Barclay J. G. Mitchell

T. J. Beattie R.J. Sheehan

P. Rush

Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering E. Beck

Co. of Hongkong, Ltd., Thr— F. Connolly T. F. Stainton

Quarry Bay; Teleph. 30211; Cable R. F. Clark W. P. Seath

Ad: Taikoodock J. Clark J. Waid

J. Finnie, manager F. Hillon J. Y -ung

J. E. Lawrie, secretary

A. B. Moir, asst, manager

D. B. Bone, do. Tajmahalft SilkP Store,^ The*— King’s

ft. B. Bell, do. Theatre

Teleph. Building, Queen’s RoadCable

Central;

A. Maclndoe, do. Narsilk; 26136;

Codes:P.O.A.B.C.

Box 477;

5th & Ad: 6th

F. K. Pattinson, do. Editions & Bentley’s

F. A. M Elliott, accountant Proprietor—S.

Manager—D. Narain

W. B. Adams

D. W. Beeken R.N. Main Staff—D. E. S. Daryanani,

Mohan Y. J.

G. T. Bird D. Meffan Samtani, C. Y. Kwok, Winson

W. C. Bovaird W. Melrose Tsang and Chiu Fong

J. C. Chalmers D. Munro

W. P. Clemow J. Nimmo Tak Cheong (Established 1888), Gentle-

D. Coull

G. W.

W. C. Craig R.G. B.Nisbet

Cunninghom M. Norrie men’s Tailors and

Yew Building; Outfitters

Queen’s — Loke

Road Central;

A. R.

J. G. B. Dewar G. W. Paterson Osborne Teleph. 21317; P.O. Box 1515; Cable

S.J. T.C. Dryburgh

Doughty W. J. Pendergast Ad : Bonton

F. S. Elliott D.S. J.Peoples Pollock Talati, M. P., Import and Export

Merchant—18, Ice House Street;

J.A. J.C. Forster

Ford J. C. Poison

S. Simpson Teleph. 20511; Cable Ad: Tulip

G.L. A.Gerrard

Gibson H. Smith Tam, W. N. Thomas, Barrister-at-Law

H. C.O. Higgs A. Stalker

Gillies G. H. Stewart —4, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24756

H. C. H. Summers Tanaka, Photo Studio, Amateur

S.J. Hutchison

Hope T. Swan

F. J. Jeacock J.R. T.B. Thirlwell

Taylor Photographic Service, Photographic

W. Studio Accessory of All Kinds—12,

I. G.T.Johnson

Johns J. B. Thomson Peking Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

57072. Canton Branch: 145, Taiping

It. M. Keown A.F. S.F. Thomson

Tocher Road

H. C.

D. L. Lyle Kew R. C. Wallace

A. Mac \rthur J.J. A.J. Whyte

D. J. McColgan

Watson Tat Kuan ^ ® iiImport and

& Co., General

T. F. J. Willey

J.B. MacIntyre

R. McKibbin E. Wilson Bank of China Building, TopAgents—

Export and Commission Floor;

W. C. McKie R. M. Wright Teleph.

Wong23107; Cablemanager

Wai Pong, Ad: Totickpedo

as#* Teikoku Kaiji Kyokai (The Imperial

Tai hbo tong fong Japanese Marine Corporation)—

10th Floor,

Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.— Building; Teleph.Bank

30231 of(2 Lines)

East Asia

King’s Road, Quarry Bay Surveyors—T. H. G. Brayfield,

Butterfield & Swire (John Swire & F.C.M.S., M.I.N.A., M.I.MECH.E., F.INST.

Sons, Ltd.), general agents PET., F.R.S.A.

F.O.M.S., M.I.N.A.,andM.I.MECH.E.,

A. W. F.INST.

Black,

A. R. H. Phillips, manager PET., F.R.S.A.

G. W. Tate, works manager Asst. Surveyor — W. M. Wright,

D. W. Hume, chief engineer A.M.I.N.A.. A.M.I.MECH.E., M.INST.PET.

D. H. Clark, chief chemist Clerk—S. Y. Yan

 HONGKONG A665

ft & m m & ± General Office

Tai Pak Teen Po Rung Sze H. A. Barros

Telegkaph Co.. Ltd., Great Northern G.MissM.A.Xavier

Wright || Miss P. Leung

Miss E.R. Kinola

—3, Connaught Road (Next to Hong Mrs. E. Y. Lo I Lee Mun Kit

Kong Club); Teleph. 20442; P. O. Miss E. Ribeiro

A. I| Mrs. S. M. Pereira Ricci-

Box 441;

Office: Cable Ad

67, Jervois St.;: Teleph.

Nordiske 21481; Sub- Tsun Wan Installation

F. V. Jensen, manager S. D. Gerzo, terminal supt.

O. A. Hansen, engineer B. J. Verevkin | B. F. Johnson

E.B. A.C. Traerup

Andersen

J.A. G.L. Jensen

de Souza, traffic agent Theosophical Society—{See Associations

E.F. L.A. Barros R. J. dos Santos and Societies)

Baptista

S. E Carvalho W. D. FisherC. A. Noronha

A. A. Gill

Ribeiro V.F.M.F.

A.L. F.M. V.Silva Marques Thom

Exporters

A. J. Barretto and General Merchants —Head Office:

Honolulu, Hawaii, U.S.A. Hongkong

Tester

change& Abraham,

Building, Stockbrokers

Des Voeux —Road Ex- Teleph. 25934; Cable Ad: Thom Central;

Branch: 27, Des Yoeux Road

Central; Teleph. 20323; Cable Ad: Partners—

Rectitude W. C. Thom

P.E.Tester

Abraham I.W.C.

W. K. Thom Thom(Honolulu)

do.

do.

R. Abraham, signs per pro. W. D. Thom (Hongkong)

W. F. Thom do.

Tester’s Beauty Parlour — Pedder

Bldg.,

Opposite12,Hong PedderKongStreet,

Hotel;1st Teleph.

Floor; Thomas, Dr. J.—Union Building; Teleph.

22103; 20391

AliceCableTester,Ad:proprietress

Testerbeau

Miss

Miss May Pang

Nancy Woo PangLeong ^ ^ e ffj

Mrs. Lonnie Thomson

Hongkong & Co.,& Shanghai

CharteredBank Accountants—

Building,

Miss Lida Efimoff 3rd

Wong

Cheong, do. Kum, barber Scrutiny; Code: Bentley’s;Cable

Floor; Teleph. 31188; and Ad:at

Sam, chiropodist Shanghai, Hankow, Tientsin

ping. London Agents: Viney, Price and Pei-

13 & Yfc * Ifr ± fi & Goodyear, C. A., 8, St. Martins-le-

Grand, E.C. 1.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The, Partners—

Petroleum & Its Products—14, Queen’s L. T. Beddow, a.c.a. (Tientsin;

Road Central; Telephs. 28094 (Office), G. A.C. Buyers,

50408

Cable Ad: Texaco M. Halton, c.a.

c.a. (Shanghai)

(Tientsin)

B. C. Lawrence, district manager F.1. E.G. Roberts,

Maunder,a.c.a.a.c.a.(Shanghai)

(Hongkong)

Sales Department C.W.A.J. Member,

H. G. Stewart Cole, a.c.a.a.c.a. (Shanghai)

(Shanghai)

H.W. Livings- ton, Jr. II| J.W. G. Schaberg W. Marsay, a.c.a. (Shanghai)

H. L. Decker H. L.S. Sun

Lee S. Grove, b.a., a.c.a. (Hongkong)

Staff—C. O. Nicholson,F. R.Y.J.Wong,

Maycock,

Roofing <$• Aspk 'lt Department C.K. J.Sia,Semmelman,

G. K. Chen, Tsui Shu H.

Hung,

Y. Abbas Chan Kwai Ping, H. S. Chow, Lam

Accounting Department Wing Hin,W.HoS. Wong,

Shiu Tong, Wing Lam

L. F.H.X.G.V.Frost, Yun Miss Chin, D. S. Arnold, Pang

Ribeirodistrict

I A. C. accountant

V. Ribeiro Lin,

Arnold and Miss E. Lee

Miss R. A.

E. Eymard i Mrs. M. A. Guterres

 HONGKONG

fg Shun Heng R. R. Roxburgh, manager for China

Thoresen & Co., Ltd., Steamship S. D. Begg, secretary

Agents and General Merchants

Queen’s Building; Telephs. 30237-8-9; — 2, O.S. Howard,

Chan, chiefengineer

clerk

P.O. Box 6; Cable Ad: Over. Home Mrs. B. Elder, steno-typist

Office: ThoresenBranch

Oslo, Norway,

Ltd. (Oslo), A/S., Tin Hee Tong, Makers of Chinese

Bangkok

and Medicinal Pills — 64, Hollywood Road;

Siam Canton.

Line Head Office for China Teleph. 23844

B. Owrum Andresen, manager Tin Sang, Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths

Nils Wennech Smeby —178,

Johan Johnsen Fok

Lars Ongstad Tse Sheung Yan Litman 23335 Queen’s Road Central; Teleph.

G.Cheng

S. Angeles Ho Shu Tuen To, Herbert, Dental

Fook Miss A. M. Xavier

Choi Miss L. Foster

Shanghai Bank& Surgeon—Hongkong

(Office) Building ; Telephs.

22631 (Residence).

Siu Kwong Mrs. C. Brown (Residence: 14, Conduit Road)

Shing Mrs.

Lam Fai Ting, compradore D. Hollands

Agents for: To, Drs. Coxon & Ernest—22, Queen’s

Bruusgaard Kiosterud & Co., Dram- Road Central; Teleph. 21380

men Tokwa & Co. — Alexandra Building

The Menam River Towage & Lighter Teleph. 31613 :

Co., Ltd.,

China Siam Bangkok

Wharf & Godown Co.,

Bangkok Tokyo Hotel—{See Hotels)

Wilh.

A.nearF. Wilhelmsen,

Klaveness Oslo Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd., Importers

Oslo & Co., A/S., Lysaker and Exporters of Cotton Yarn and

Piece Goods, Rayon Yarn and Piece

States

OregonSteamship Co., Portland, 23730 Goods—Prince’s Building; Telephs.

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co., & 26515;manager

Cable Ad: Tohyohnuno

San Francisco

Nordisk Skibsrederforening, Oslo T.H. Isshiki,

Nanri, asst, manager

Skibsassuranceforeningen C. Inouchi, do.

Assuranceforehingen

Bergens Skuld,Yidar,

Skibsassuranceforening, Oslo Oslo

Ber-

gen mm

Assuranceforeningen Gard, Arendal Trade Agent for Thailand

at Hongkong—Office: 20, (Siam)

Bonham

Skibsassuranceforeningen

Arendal i Arendal, Strand West, 1st Floor; Teleph. 28797

Skibsassuranceforeningen i Chris- Trade

Staff—Mrs. Officer—Sangar

S. Chittsai Suwanasri

tiania, Oslo

Denforening

Gjensidige

Skjold,Dampskibsassurance-

Porsgrun

Denforening

Gjensidige

Nora, Dampskibassurance-

Oslo Tratmann &Manufacturers’ Co., Ltd., Importers &

Forsikrings

Oslo - Aksjeselskapet Vega, Exporters, tatives, Shipping, Forwarding Represen-

& Com-

Danish Shipowners’ Defence As- mission Building,Agents—Head

6th Floor, Queen’sOffice: China

Road

sociation, Copenhagen Central; Teleph. 25754; Cable Ad: A.B.C.

Trato;

Billeruds A/B., Saffle Codes Used: Acme, Bentley’s

Newton Mill, Ltd., London 6th Edition & Private. Branches: Sha-

Stoopen

Kunming, Chungking. Bonded Go-

*T # tfr ® downs: Rue de Arsenal, Ha Ly, Hai-

Thoenycroft & Co., Ltd., Marine

John I.,Motor

En- phong

Board of Directors—Ng Pui Lam

gineers and Shipbuilders, (chairman),

Liang, A. E. M.A. Rafeek,

S. Rafeek, Ying

H. Rumiahn,

and Motor Vehicle Manufacturers— David Lau, Lo Chor Kin and Lo

. St; George’s Building, 1st Floor; Teleph. Shun Lam

22363; Cable Ad: Thorny

 HONGKONG

Managing Directors—A. E. M. Rafeek Premo Pharmaceutical

Inc., New York, U.S.A.Laboratories,

(Acriflavine,

and Ying Liang

Staff—S. Rafeek, A. H. Rumjahn, “Five Vitamins”, Halibut Oiletc.)

Caps,

David Lau, Lo Shun Lam, Lo Chor Liver Extracts, Ointments,

Kin, Y. Chiu,

Au-Yeung Kin andWongHuiFook Woon,

Yu Quen Travel

BookingAdvisers,

Agents forThe, Passenger

Air, Rail and

Agencies :

Ayrton, Saunders & Co., Ltd., Steamships, and Insurance,

Tours, Baggage Transfer

etc.—Room 36, Stock

Liverpool, England (Hospitals’

Druggists’Supplies, Drugs, Chem- Exchange & Building; Teleph. 31181;

icals & Pharmaceutical Prepara- Cable Ad: Bank

Chartered Adviser; and at18,Shanghai:

Building, The Bund

tions) Seth W. Clark (Shanghai)

Fabrique de Produits Chimiques G.C.KuH.(Hongkong)

Gedon Richter, Ltd.,

Hungary (Pharmaceutical & Cos- Budapest, Ku

metical Preparations, Commerical Treasure Ship, Baby Apparel and Toys—

& Industrial Chemicals, etc.)

Jonathan Edmondson & Co., Ltd., Pedder Building, 1st Floor, Pedder

Street (Opposite Hongkong Hotel)

Liverpool, England (Confections) Mrs. V. M. Kerr

Nu-Organic Remedies, Ltd., London,

England (Pharmaceutical Prepara- n Industriel

% m m jt —

tions)

W. J. Rendell, Ltd., London, England Trust Belge-Francais

National Bank Building, 3rd Floor,

(Rendell Pessaries)

Walden & Co,, (Nufix), Ltd., London, 8a, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

England (“Nufix” Hair Cream) 30404; P.O. Box 299; Cable Ad:

C. England

Nestles (“Colorinse”

& Co., Ltd., “Alura” London, Aerotra

A. A. C. Morant, director

Colour Wave Set, “ Nestol ” & Y. S. Yau | Ignace Tsa

“Nestle” Hair Beauty Outfits)

Associated London Flour Millers

(Export),DogLtd.,Food)London, England Tsang frFook Piano MCo.,ITManufac-

(“Salca”

Marie Antoinette

England (“Morgan’s Ltd., London, turers

Co., Pomade”) of the “Morrison” Piano, Tuners

and Repairers, Radiogramophones and

Anglo-American Pharmaceutical Co., Records, Music and Musical Instru-

Ltd., Croydon, England (“Huxley” ment Central;

Dealers— 19, Queen’s Road

Teleph, 24648;. CableRoad:

Ad:

Brand&of Melchior,

Lewis Patent Medicines) Pianola.22127

Ltd., London, Teleph. Factory: 480, King’s

England ■ (“Okasa ”, “ Okamen ”, Proprietor

“Okaderm”, etc.) Tsang Kwai . ..General Manager —

Pharmaceutical Trust, Ltd., London, Manager—Ho dhiu Tung

Englaiid

tions) (Pharmaceutical Prepara- Staff—Mrs.

Portallion, F.MissA.Aileen

Griggs,Woods,

Mrs.Miss

M.

0. R. Harker, Stagg & Morgan, Ltd., Elizebath Tsang, Miss Mabel

Miss Margarett Tsang, Miss Lily Tsang,

London,

etc.) England (Drugs, Chemicals, Tsang and M- Ball

American Medical Specialities

Inc., New York, U.S.A. (Surgical Tsang Co.,

Instruments) DentalHin Iu, Dr.,

Surgeon, Dentalp.d.s., f.h.n.l.s.,

X-Ray—6, Des

Edwin Burgess Ltd., London, England Vceux Road Central; Teleph. 22366

(Lion Ointment

Baronet-Lorna

U.S.A. (PowderCo.,Puffs)Inc., New York, TseSilversmith—20,

Cheung Shing, JewellersTerrace;

Lyndhurst and

Dimol Laboratories, Ltdi, London, Teleph. 22643

England

etc.) (Dimol Tablets, Syrups,

Dr. Hair’s Asthma Cure, Ltd., Mid- Tseung Fat fttr Im,

H Dr.,

W m.b.,& b.s.,

# General

dlesex, England (Dr. Hair’s Asthma Medical Practitioner—Office;

Cure, Bronchial

Thomas Hedley &Cough Remedy,

Co., Ltd., etc.) Building; Residence: 11, BiayviewChina

London Man-

England (“Drene” Shampoo) sions; Telephs. 24196, 245)5 (Office) &

21635 (Residence)

A22

 HONGKONG

Ts’oBuilding,

Telephs. 1st Floor,

28148 & Ice House

28149; CableStreet;

Ad: Tung On Fire Insurance Co,, Ltd.—15,

Lexicon Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27136

Solicitor—S. W. Ts’o,

Accountant—Ts’o Tsun On c.b.e., ll.d. Tung On S S. Co.—122, Queen’s Road

Interpreter—To1 Ting Kwok Central; Teleph. 30004

Articled Clerk-Fox,

Staff—Miss -Y. IpH. Chan

Fook Chuen, Tung, Dr. P. U., Dentist — Chung Tin

Tam Moon Lin and Fong Man Him Building; Teleph. 23145

Tung Sang, Jewellers and Dealers in Jade

Tso, Dk. T. M., m.d., ch.b. (Edin.), and Precious Stones—196, Queen’s Road

D.M.R.E. (Liv.) — 50-52, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 24201

Central, 5th Floor; Teleph. 28282 Tung Shan Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

ft m ^ f'J ^ H*J

Tsurutani

Exporters—& New Co., Ltd., Importers

Oriental and

Building; Tung Tak Lee Cement Co., Agents for

Teleph. 21329; Cable Ad: Tsurutani “Alsen” Cement

Ching Street, Kowloon; of Germany

Teleph.— 2,57138;

Wai

S. Eguchi, manager Cable Ad: Timberyard

Wong Cheuk Hing, manager

^ ps isi m § Tung Wah Eastern Hospital — (Nee

Tung Chang Co. (Hongkong), Ltd., Hospitals)

Import <& Export—603,

Asia Building; Telephs. 23001 Bank (General

of East Tung Wah Hospital—(Nee Hospitals)

Office)

Tungchang. & 25740 (Manager); Cable Ad:

K. Y. Liu,^Branchmanagerat Wuchow Tung Wan Transport Co.—47, Des Voeux

Road West; Teleph. 34221

T.J. C.W.Lee,

Leung, secretary

accountant m m ft ® w m n

Tungar Press Co., Ltd., Lithographers

ss ft ig & n jio and Publishers—General

Pottinger Street;(k Works Office: Re-

Teleph. Dept.:

25698; 19,

Tung Hing & Co., Tailors, Drapers & gistered Office I. L.

Outfitters—62,

Teleph. 24037 Queen’s Road Central; No. 4636; Marble: North Point; Teleph.

25135;

Bentley’sCable Ad: Tungar; Codes:

& Private

n : m IT m m

Tung Hing & Printing

of Paper, Co., Importers

Ink, &Machinery,

Exporters ft (m w

Zinc & Lithographic Supplies—32, Turner & Co., A. W. V. (Hong Kong),

Cochrane Street; Teleph. 23405 Engineers,

General Importers,

Merchants—Stock Exporters

Exchange and

Building,

26738; P.O.IceBoxHouse

117; CableStreet;

Ad: Teleph.

Turnco

Tung

Queen’sLee,Road

SauceCentral;

Manufacturers

Telephs. —20149

357, J. H. Lao, secretary

and 20449 Twentieth Century-Fox, Fed. Inc.,

Tung U.S.A.—King’s TheatreCable Building, 4th

RadioMing Radio &Supplies,

& Component Electrical

SoundCo.,& Floor;

fox.

Teleph. 26966;

Branches: Shanghai,

Ad: Cent-

Tientsin and

Public Address Systems & Manufac- Chungking

turers of All Kinds of Transformers— T. L.A.J.Madar,

45-47, Hennessy

Cable Ad: Turning

Road; Teleph. 34324; Benuch,manager

accountant

Y.Y. K.

F. Hung, manager

Hung, asst.manager M T

y Shing

F. C. Luin, assistant TyQueen’s

Shing,RoadWineCentral;

and Spirit Stores—108

Ling Tsan, do. Teleph. 21858

 HONGKONG

TyeExporters

& Brothers, N. A., Importers,

15, PottingerandStreet;

Commission

Cable Ad:Agents

Tyes— Union

ton, Insurance

Ltd.—Union Society Building;ofTeleph.

Can-

Managing Proprietor—N.

Assistants—L. S. Tye and A.H. Tye

S. Tye 28081; Cable Ad : Union

Staff—Ng Back Chan, Lum Hong Manager for the Far East—A. H. K.

Lee, Ho Cheung and Chuk Jong Cobb

Agencies: Staff—S. Mason and R. W. D. Danby

Wrigley’s Chewing Gums, “Spear- Branch Office

mint” “P. K’s” and “Juicy Fruit” Manager—D.

Staff—G. M. Marrs B. Sinclair

and P. J. Elder

Carter’s Inks, Mucilage and Cice

Paste, Carbon Paper and Inked

Ribbons, Fountain

Mechanical Pencils Pens and Union Motors—14, 18 & 20, Caroline

Road;

A. E.Teleph. 30913;partner

Kew, mng. Cable Ad: Tractor

Tyeb & Co., Drapers, General Merchants P. K.Brown, do.

P. Chan, assistant

and

HotelCommission Agents—Hongkong

Building; Teleph. 20648; Cable P.P. T.Chan,

Yeung, do.

Ad: Tyeb do

U.S.A. Consulate—\See Consulates) IB ^ ™ Kee

Union Trading Co., Ltd., General

X m Uli Man Importers, Exporters and Commission

Agents—York Building; Teleph. 27738;

Ullmann & Co., J., Jewellers, Watch- All P.O.Standard

Box 95;Codes CableUsedAd: Hardware;

makers. Diamond Merchants—Alex S. M. Churn, managing director

andra Building, Chater Road; Teleph. F. S.E.K.A. Tsoi

Remedios, director

21133; Cable Ad: Ullmann

Proprietor—L.

Manager—M. BerruexD. Walch H. C. Lam I A. Black

Staff—W. Dubois and Chan Fai Wm. Dorabjee | P. C. Young

A. M. S. Rosario | Wm. Law

Mrs.

Mrs. M. Y. Tse, stenographer

C. Xavier, do.

Underwriters Adjustment Co.— 12, Miss B. Remedios, do.

Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. 30234

Agents for :

Union Church — (Nee Churches and The

The Motor Union Insurance

Home Insurance Co.,York

Co. of New Ltd.

Missions) The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.

The Elders Insurance Co., Ltd.

n & m m

Union Commercial Co., Manufacturers’ & m ^ tr m w

Representatives,

Watch MovementsImporters

& Parts,ofetc.

Watches,

Only Union Typewriter Co., New and Rebuilt

Wholesale—1st Floor, Room 112, Queen’s Typewriters,

Cash RegisterCalculating, Adding and

Machine Dealers, Re-

Building,

P.O. Box 3,484;

Chater

CableRoad;

Ad:Teleph.

Utrac; 32228;

Code: pairers and Oil cleaning Contractors

Universal Trade Code and

Street, Office Suppliers—2, Lee Yuen

Joseph Bitker, manager

Lau Sing Sam, asst, manager L. K. West,Yuen, 1stmanager

Floor; Teleph. 32347

O. Men Tam, assistant

Union Waterboat Co., Ltd.—Hong

Union Cycle Manufacturing Co., Ltd.. Kong Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 28021

Bicycle and Tricycle Manufacturers—

Registered

Peak Road,Office & Works:

Kowloon; 522, Castle

Teleph. 58291; United Aircraft Corporation (Ex-

Cable Ad: Union Cycle port Division), Aeroplane Sales—

G. C. Liu, manager Pedder Building; Telephs. 32560 &

Diam S. K. Chan, m.e., chief engr. 26869; L. A.CableLewis,Ad:manager

Unitedair

A670 HONGKONG

United American Asiatic Corporation

(of

Raw New York, U.S.A.),222,Exporters

Materials—Room of United ServicemCo:,mPhoto-Engravers,

Gloucester

& m

Building; P.O. Box 125; Cable Block-Makers, Manufacturers of Copper

Ad; Plate

Gentung, New York Signboards, Advertising Agents,

Lawrence Tsang | Dr. J. C. Maguite Publishers, Commission Agents

General Merchants—31, and

Lyndhurst

United Artists Corporation — King’s Box 1260;2ndCable

Terrace, Floor;

Ad: Uniservice O.

Teleph. 20665; P.

Theatre Building; Teleph. 26995; Cable ,0. T. Shum, proprietor

Ad: Unartisco

C. K. Tso, manager United Services Recreation Club—

United China Products Co., Exporters (See Clubs)

offactured

ChineseProducts

Raw Materials and Manu-

Teleph. 28991 — China Building; United States Life Insurance Co., The

—14, Queen’s Road Central, 3rd Floor;

H. C. Kiang, secretary Teleph^ 30143; Cable Ad: Uslifin

Miss D. Chan, assistant Manager—Y. C. Lee

Secretary—George

Staff—Y. H. Leung,G. William,

Wong Lam,

n & m & * & T. P. Tse, K. S. Lau, P. Li, C. M.

United China Syndicate, Ltd., Import- Lam and C. H. Chan

ers, Exporters and Engineers — Room

No.

32581; 54,P.O.

10, Box

Ice House

1548; Street;

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Uchis United States Rubber Export Co., Ltd.,

T. M. Wu, manager Exporters of the Products of United

P. K. Chen, p.p. manager States Products,

Rubber Inc. and Dominion

Co., Ltd.—Windsor

Floor, Des Voeux Road House, 5th

Central;

Teleph. 32642; Cable Ad: Rubexport

United Delivery Co., Ltd., Haulage Representative

Blum for China — 0. A.

and Delivery Service, Transporta- Accountant—L.

tion Contractors to H.M. War De-

partment and Royal Stenographer—MissRocha

L. A. M. Gosano

—Town Office: Bank Naval Dock Bldg.;

of Canton Yard Field Representative—H.

Sales—M. F. Tong and C. K.T. LiWong

Telephs. 20906 & 33834 (Vehicular

Station), 30939, 30608 & 30767 (Star Ferry

Ferry Station) & 58685; Stores, Ware- Wfr Luen Seung Hong

house

Kowloon;& Telephs.

Garages:58556,Nathan

58557, Road,

58185 United Traders, Importers, Exporters,

& 58983; Wanchai Depot: Teleph. 27672 CommissionYork Building;andTeleph.Insurance

32913; Agents—

P.O. Box

135; Cable Ad: Unitrade; Codes Used:

Acme

Chan andYi Private

Tsung, principal

United Grocers’ Trading Co., Ltd., Agencies:

General Importers of Provisions — Oi

Kwan Building, 1st Floor, Des Vceux TheDublin

Patriotic Assuranceby Co.,

(Guaranteed The Ltd.,

Sun

Road Central; Teleph. 20372; Cable

Ad; Unigrot

TheInsurance

Alliances

delphia,

Office,

Pa.

Ltd.) Co. of Phila-

Insurance

United Manufacturing Co.—74, Des Michel Cosmetics, Inc., New York

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 20639 (Michel Lipstick)

Veldown

(VeldownCo.,SanitaryInc., Napkin

New York and

United Publicity & Advertising

Co., Ltd., Commercial Publicity and Handies Cleansing Tissue)

Advertising Agents in Hongkong and Noxzema Chemical

(Noxzema Skin Cream) Cb., Baltimore

China—Morning Post Building, 3, Maybelline Co., Chicago (Maybelline

Wyndham Street; Telephone 28387; Eye Research

Beauty Aids)

Cable Ad: Upaco Rex(Fly-Tox Corporation, Ohio

Cheng Tsi-man, manager Insecticide)

Staff-W. Shum, Li Che Pok, Y. S. The(Vulco Hard Rubber Co.,

Vulcanized Rubber New York

Comb)

Ng and C. H. Shum

 HONGKONG A671

Pearson Pharmacal Co., Inc., New Silk and Rayon Piece-goods, Hosiery,

York (Eye-Gene Eye Lotion) Pongee Silk Shirts, Pongee Silk,

Clark-Millner

Golden Peacock, Co., Illinois

Inc.,(Cosmetics) Women’s

Illinois Rain Lingerie, Linen Goods, Hats,

(Cosmetics) Coats, Ladies’ Hand Bags, Cam-

phorwood

Torch Cases,Chests, Leather

Batteries, Bulbs,SuitUmbrel-

Cases,

Universal Medicine Co., All Kinds of

Foreign and Chinese Patent Medicines ware, Brass and Cloissone-ware, Jade-

las, Ssfety Matches, Ivory-ware,

—171, Johnston Road, Wanchai; Teleph. crackers, etc. and Importers of: Cotton Fire-

22774

Manager—H. C. Chan and Art, Silk Yarn, Cotton and

Staff—Leung Clung and Luen Lai Woollen Piece-goods and Sundries—3

& 5, Duddell Street; Teleph. 21614; P.O.

Box 355; Cable Ad: Premmark

m m vft, m m Proprietors

Vaswani — A. Vaswani and P.

Universal Ink Manufacturino Co.— Manager—D. S. Dinga

479,

CableHennessy Road; Teleph. 32335;

Ad: Universink Accountant—B. U. Mansukhani

Sackin Chan, managing partner Branches, :

Sun Ping Lim, assistant P.O. Box 26, Yokohama

P.O. BoxShameen,

19, B.C., 1423, Shanghai

Canton

Universal Pictures. Corporation of Managing Agents for:

China—Local Office: 4th Floor, King’s The Sindhi Steamship Co., Ltd.

Theatre Building,

Teleph. 33288; Queen’s-Road

Cable Ad: Unfilman Central;

Y. K. Yao, South China manager ff # iU #

Universal Radio Co.-41, Des Vceux Vago, A., General Importer and Exporter

and Manufacturers’ Representatives—

Road Central; Teleph. 28581 French Bank Building,

Universal Sales (China), Inc., Sole Im- Central; Teleph. 28688;5,P.O.

Queen’s

Box Road

678;

porter for The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Cable Ad: Avago'

Co.—36,P.O.French BankCable

Building: Proprietor—A. Vago

34194; Box 1457; Ad : Teleph. Staff—J. A. Aboscn and Florence Lee

Fonco; Agencies:

Codes: Acme, Bentley’s

Head Office: 51, Canton Road, and Private. Molnar & Greiner,Paper

Shanghai

Shanghai China-American & Pulp Co.,

R. L. Fong, rang, director N.Y.

China Fibre Container Co., Fed. Inc.

H. C. N ip, asst, manager Arcwelding & Diecasting Works, Ltd.

H. Ho, accountant Mauthner Bros. & Co., Ltd.

Universal Trading Co.—Entertainment Coates Bros. A Co., Ltd., London

Building; Teleph. 31581;, Cable Ad: G. Vajda & Co., Shanghai

Tunica ^ m wl

A. C. Chan, manager Vaidya & Co., Ltd., K. B. (Incorporated

C. N. Wong, accountant inchants,

Hongkong), Coal and Coke Mer-

%m Exporters and

Shipping Agents and MedicinesImporters and

Agents

Universal Type Founders, Ltd. (The —Hongkong Office: 12-14, Queen’s Road

Stylish

Street; Makers

Teleph. of25681;

Type)—47,

Cable Ad:Pottinger Central; Telephs. 26310 and 31488; P.O.

Bok- Box 714; Cable Ad: Amrak

mantype

Sackin Chan, managing director Directors—K. B. Vaidya (managing

Young Yee Yip, treasurer director) and Jose Ligaya

Agencies:

University of Hongkong — (Nee Bengal Chemical

Ltd., Calcutta & Pharma Works,

Educational) Smith, Stanistreet & Co., Ltd.,

Utoomall & Assudamal Co.f Ex- Calcutta

Amrutanjan Depot, Madras (“Amrut-

porters

Art, Silkof: Canvas and Leather

and Cotton Shoes,

Sport Shirts, anjan” Pain Balm)

Amritlal Ojha & Co., Ltd., Calcutta

Singlets, Vests, Knickers,

Cotton Pullovers, Sweaters, Cotton Bloomers, New(Coal, CokesS.S.,

Dholera & Irons)

Ltd., Bombay

A672 HONGKONG

^ m K # Victoria Radio Shoppe—14, Hankow

Valley Electric Co., Contractors for Road, Opposite Star Theatre, Kowloon;

Teleph. 59261; Cable Ad: Victoria

Radio and Electric Supplies, Specialists

in Electric Lighting Installations—Asia Proprietor—.Tohn R. A. Pearne

Life Manager—Henry T, G. Pearne

Teleph.Building, Queen’s

20429; Cable Ad: Road Central;

Valectric Asst. Salesman—A. F. Chan-Du-Loy

Service Mechanic—Lau Yuen

Wilfred Wong, manager

L. T. Low, treasurer Sales Lady—Miss Suen

W £■ m H M M # Victoria Recreation Club — (See

Vannini Construction Co., Ltd., General Clubs)

Building Contractors, Manufacturers of

Terrazzo and Cement Tiles, Specialists Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd., Importers

House, 1ofst

in Architectural and Monumental Bioglan Products—Holland

Floor; Teleph. 21673

Marble, Terrazzo, Mosaic, Bronze

Artificial Stones —141, Electric Road; and Directors—E. M. Raymond, P. Tester,

Teleph. 26831; Cable Ad: Vannini C. Bunje, F. M. Ellis and S. S.,

Wong

F. P. Young, manager Secretary—D. P. J. Lopes

Chun Yung Ping, assistant

Vasunia & Co., J. P., Importers and “Vogue”, Ladies Outfitters—Rooms 110,

Exporters, General Merchants and 111 & 133; Gloucester Building and at

Commission Agents — 38, Wyndham 178,Partners—G. Nathan Road, Kowloon

H. Brown and W. H.

Street;

Cable Ad:Teleph. 21077; P. O. Box 406;

Vasunia Brown

Principals — F. P. Vasunia, P. P. Staff — Mrs. Fisher, A. Bottomley,

Vasunia and H. P. Vasunia Mrs. Meffen and Miss Coudron

m Volunteer Defence Corps — (See

Vibro

DrivingPiling The, Pileof under Military)

Co., Ltd.,Licensees

and Construction,

the British Steel

London—York PilingChater

Building, Co,, Road;

Ltd., ft ft m m & m

Telephs. 22588 (Manager) and 32991 Wagstaff Decorators

& Sons, W. W., Interior

and Furnishers, etc.—Wang

(Secretary); Cable Ad: Vibroco Hing Building, 10, Queen’s Road

S.E. M.W. Churn, chairman

Blackmore, manager Central; Teleph. 33814; Cable Ad :

F. E. A. Remedios, secretary Wagstaff. Shanghai Office and Fac-

tory: 118, Great Western Road. Singa-

Victoria Diocesan & Missionary Thomson pore Office:

Road)35, Lincoln Road (off

Association—(See Associations and D.Y.Wagstaff, manager (Hongkong)

Societies) Ho, assistant

Victoria Female Home & Orphanage S. C. Chang, do.

—(Nee Churches and Missions) Wah Hing & Co. — 148, Queen’s Road

Central; Teleph. 26267

n& m m #m

Victoria Flashlight Mfg. Co., Ltd., m n m m

The, Manufacturers

exclusively for UnitedofQertificate

Torch Cases

Kingdom with “Wah Kiu Yat Po,” Published by

Imperial Reference. OverseasDaily

— 8, Chinese Chinese Daily News/

Newspaper Ltd.

(Morning)—

Cross Lane, Wanchai; P.O. Box 1494; Publishing Offices: 1 & 2, Yuen On

Cable Ad: Victorches; Codes Used: All Lane; Editorial A Business Depart-

Standard Codes andmng.

Fung Shiu-ming, Private

director ment: 106-110, Hollywood Road;

Fung Ying-fu, manager Telephs. 21864, 23767 & 23984; Cable

Ad:Shum

Oyerseanews;

Wai Yau,Code: Bentley’s

managing director

Victoria Investment Co., Ltd., The— & publisher

Holland House, 3rd Floor Chang Chi-ting, editor

 HONGKONG A673

tr £1 It H # *f #

, Wah Mei Electric Co., Electric Sup- W a 11 e m & Co., Shipowners and

pliers and Contractors—135, Des Vceux

Road Central; Teleph. 23792: Cable Steamship Agents, Coal Contractors

and General Merchants — Hongkong

and Radio Adi: Wameieleco;

Used: Acme, Bentleys’ and Private Codes & Shanghai Bank Building, 1st Floor;

Chan Telephs.

Wallem; 21876

Codes:

28288; 5thCable Ad:

Chan Chison,

Ching To,general manager

manager Scott’s 10th Edition,

Edition,

Bentley’s, Boe,

Penta and Private

m b ^ m H. J. Wallem, partner (Bergen,

“Wah Tsz Yat Po” (Chinese Morning Norway)

Newspaper), (Established in 1864)- R. Johannessen, partner

Business Dept.: 5, Wellington Street; R. Reiertsen I| Ho

A. Floisand K. B.Shiu-que

Nelson

Teleph. 20227; Editorial Dept.: 8, Marine Supt.’s Office Accounts Dept.

Wellington Street; Teleph. 30249; P. O. —2nd

Box 100; Cable Ad: Wahtszpo MarineFloor; Teleph. 23169

Supt.—Gustav Svane

Wah Yan Soda Fountain—145, Con- Stenographers — Mrs. D. Lambert,

naught Road Central; Teleph. 32517 Mrs.

Churn E. F. Fincher and Miss M. C.

^ # Managers:

Wah Ying Hong, Printing Machines, Wallem & Co., Ltd., Hong Kong

Inks and All Kinds of Printing Mat- Agencies:

erials—7, Gage Street;

Li Tak Shan, mng. director Teleph. 21686 Wallem & Co,, A/S-, Bergen, Norway

International

Bergen Farve fabrik, A/S.,

If # IE # The Madrigal

Wheelock & Co.,LineLtd., Shanghai

Wahke

Importers& Co., W. (Established

and Exporters, 1920), General

Specializing Agents for China:

inHides,

Exports of Tonkin

Bamboo and Canes,

RattanFeathers,

Basket The Salen Line

Wares — National Bank Building; Wan, Dr. C. H., f.r.c.s., m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. &

Teleph.

Wahkehong. 24288; Canton

P.O. BoxHead1482; Office:

Cable Ad: h. (Edin.), d.p.h. (Camb.)—China Build-

17, ing,

Ching Ping Road; P.O. Box 96 2nd Floor; Telephs. 20069 (Office)

K. P. Wong, manager and 24732 (Residence)

K. K. Liang, asst, manager

S.S. Lim,

L. Wong, secretary

accountant Wan & Owyang, Drs., Dental Surgeons

—China Building, 7th Floor; Teleph.

ft W & ffi 32232

Dr. Han S. Wan, l.d.s., r.C.s. (Edin.)

Wai & Co., General Merchants—421, Asia Dr. (Qhip)

George T.; Owyang, d.v.m., d.d.s.

Life Building, Queen’s Road Central;

Teleph. 32992; Cable Ad: Wpico; Code

Used: Bentley’s Wanchai School — (See Educational

C. M. Wai, manager under Government)

!£ M Wai Kee

Wai Kee, Tent, Flag and Sailmakers,

General Contractors —129, Des Voeux Wanes ftCommercial ft M MM 9*

Co., Importers

Road Central, Top Floor; Teleph. 21833 Exporters, Commission and&

Agents— Room

Wai Loong, Ship and Family Compradore Manufacturers’ Representatives

and

VceuxGeneral Store-keeper

Road Central; 72, Des 105,

Teleph.—22ll9

LockRoad

Queen’s Hing Central;

Building,Teleph.

1st Floor, 33,

31439;

P.O.

Used: BoxThree

302;Letter

Cable Oriental,

Ad: Lochan; Codes

Bentley’s

Wai On Tseung, Ltd., Exporters, Complete Phrase and Private

Importers

24, Connaught and Road

Commission

Central;Agents

Teleph.— Manager—Dickson M. Y. Chan

20711; Cable Ad: Waionseung Staff—W. M. Lo, George M. F. Chan,

C: Maxwell and S. if. Mak

A674 HONGKOJsIG

^ ^ ^ tr tE ^ Teleph. 24529; P.O. Box 533; Cable Ad:

Wang Bros. and

Specialists & Co.,Repair Equipment Wassiamull

Office Service—10, G. U.T. Karamchand,

Assomull, proprietor

Pottinger Street;Ad:Teleph. 23580; Code:

P. O. salesman

Box 589; Cable Wangbrot; Watanmal Boolchand, Silk Goods

Acme

Manager—P. Y. Yang Specialists, Curios andOn General Goods

Cashier—H. C. Siu Exporters — 18-20, Lan

Teleph. 23259; P. O, Box 644; Cable Street;

Ad:

Sales Agent—Peter

Clerk—P. C. Young Yeung Watanmal

Agencies: Waters & Watson, Chartered Quan-

“Addo” Adding Machine (Swedish) tity Surveyors and Loss Assessors—

“Facit” Premier”

“Smith CalculatorsTypewriter

(Swedish)(U.S.A.) 79a, Nathan Road, Kowloon; Teleph.

“Underwood” Elliott Fisher Co., 8,59237; Cable Ad: Quants. Head Office:

Battery Road, Singapore

Carbons & Ribbons (U.S.A.) Partners—D. R. Waters, P.A.S.I.,

m.r.san.i. and E. C. Watson,

Wang King, Jewellers, and

GoldJade

and Silver F.S.I., M.R.SAN.I.

Ware Manufacturers Stone Branch Manager—W. J. Skinner,

Dealers — lo, Queen’s Road Central; F.S.I., M.R.SAN.I.

Teleph.

Canton 10356 22085; Cable

Branch: 2, SaiAd:HingJadestone.

Street;

Teleph.

Wang Kee & Co., Stevedores, Ship- KBS

chandlers, Transporters andConnaught

General Watson & Co., 1Yat Sun Sze

Labour Contractors—34-37, Ltd., A. S. (Established

RoadWangkee 1841),

Central ; Telephs. 34181 - 5; Cable ists, Wholesale and Dispensing and General Chem-

Ad: Manufacturing

Yeung Yam, manager Chemists, Wine and Spirit Merchants

Chow Wing Ki, asst, manager and Aerated Water Manufacturers—

Yeung Wing Fai, do. Head Office: Alexandra Building;

Teleph. 20469; P.O. Box 105; Cable

War Memorial Nursing Home — (See Ad:General Dispensary

Managers—John D. Hum-

Hospitals) phreys & Son

Warner Bros., First National Pic- Staff Secretary—Wm. Paterson

tures, Inc. — Shell House; Teleph. General

31940; P. O. Box 46; Cable Ad: Firnatex

J. W.

H. Odell, Leung Office — R. Leung

Pui Yim, Sleap, Pui

T. Lock,

Kan,

S. Tsui,branch manager

accountant Miss

Alarakia J. D. Cheng and Miss H.

W. S. Leung, booker Hong Kong Dispensary —J. L. Farrar,

(jj j- ^ War Lun D. S. Blake, Mrs. D. L. Juster and

MissDept.—W.

Wine L. H. Ko S. Hillier

Warren & Co., Ltd., C.

and Heating Engineers, Tile, GraniteE., Sanitary Wholesale Dept. — L. ShuiGuy,Lun G.

Terrazzo, Marble Specialists and Willoughby

Aerated and Chan

Water Dept.—G. A. La wrence,

Monumentalists—St. George’s Bldg., A.Cunningham,

J. Stephen, H. F. Sullivan, W. L.

Chater Road; Telephs. 20269 and

24406; Cable Ad: Warren; Codes:

A,L.B.BC..Warren,

5th Edition and Bentley’s Plong and MissA.B.Jackson,

RemediosNg Wing

m. r. san. l, a. m. i. s. e., Chinese

Wing, K.Dept.—P.

F. WongWong,

and W. Leung

K. Lui lu

m. i. p., managing director Canton Office—J. Jones

J. Russell, engineer A gencies :

J.P. G.M. d’Aquino

Xavier |I C.C. M.M. Quinn

Santos John Dewar & Sons, Ltd., Perth,

Scotland

Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Silks and Whitbread & Co., Ltd., London

X ovelties Store, General Exporters and Malayan Breweries, Ltd., S’pore

Importers—46-48, Queen’s Road Central: “Coca-Cola” Corporation, Wilming-

ton, Del., U.S.A.

 HONGKONG A675

EliU.S.A

Lilly & Co., Indianapolis TO H 7TC

The(Brylcreem

County Perfumery Weing King Chinaware Co,, Cantonof

& Brylfoam)Co., London China Specialized,

Queen’s RoadKinds

Various

Colonial Dames, Inc., Hollywood, Porcelain—33b, Central;

Teleph. 32123; P.O. Box 902; Cable Ad:

U.S.A. (Beauty Preparations)

Laboratories Famel, France (Optrex, Weingchina

& Optyre

Brook’s Eye Lotion)

Application Co., Ltd., London Weiss, K., Manufacturers’Representative

Boots Pure Drug Co.,Ltd.,Jersey,U.S.

Nortingham and Exporter, Chemicals, Dyes, Fertili-

S.M. A. Corporation,New A. sers,

porter ofGlass,

etc., ChinaIron-Steel, Paper, and

Raw Products Ex-

ft n & m Hongkong

Building, Manufactured

Ground Floor, Goods—China

Opposite Hong

Watt & Co.,Agents

General I.H., Import, Export and Kong Hotel; Teleph. 21040; P.O. Box

718; Cable Ad: Weiss

Representatives —and Manufacturers’

26, Des Voeuv Road

Central;

Cable Ad:Teleph.

Wattimex; 23859;Codes

P. O.Used:

BoxBent-

367; Welted Manufacturing Co. — 24 - 26,

Ad : Wattimex; Codes Used: Bent- Ad: Fleming Road; Teleph. 28457; Cable

ley’s, A.B-C. 5th Edition, Universal

Trade Code and Private P. Y.Weltedco

Mar, chief manager

I. H. Watt, general manager Wesleyan Mission Schools—(^ee Educa-

Way & Hall, Architects — Kayamally tional)

Building,

Hallway Teleph. 21078; Cable Ad: West Coast California—Branch

Life Insurance Co.,Office: San

Harry Way Francisco,

Geo. A. Y. Hall, b.akch. (Liverpool), 6th Floor, Holland House, 9, Queen’s

a.r.i.b. a., Chartered Architect Road Central;

Westlife Teleph. 31513; Cable Ad:

Branch Manager—G. E. R. Divett

Supervisor, Chinese Dept.—K. W. Chiu

ft ft % m Asst. Supervisor—Ma Chun Man

Wayne & Haylitt Co., Exporters, Im- Agents—G. F. D’Aquino, Lawrence

porters and Manufacturers’

atives—French Bank Building, Queen’s Represent- S. Law,Man Q. P.Hin,

Lee,Lam

PoonPing

TszeKiTsim,

Road Central; Teleph, 33733; P. O. Box Leung and

890; Cable Ad: Walit; Codes Used: Fung Wai Kau

Acme,

PrivateA. B.C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s &

GeneralManager—Haylitt

Export Manager—D. K. Wayne West River Transportation & Trading

Purchasing Manager—S. N.LiWong Co., Ltd.—

Teleph. 3581443, Queen’s Road Central;

Accountant—Y. U. Wong

Western Trading Co. — Alexandra

n & m % it Building; Teleph. 34002;

Weaver & Co., Ltd., Metal Window Manu-

facturers and Workers in Bronze and Weston, Messrs. Walter C. (Late

Other Metals—Head

Street, Kennedy Office: Town ;6, Catchick

Teleph. Capt. Walter C. Weston), Swornof

34033; P.O. Box 1174; Cable Ad: Measurers and Weighers, Surveyors

Weaver Bulk Oil Shipments, Compass Adjusters,

Managing Director—W. S. Sun Marine Building,

Hsu Yue change and GeneralRoomSurveyors —Ex-

320, 3rd Floor,

Directors—Wong

Kong, Sen Yuen,

Leong Shu Wing and Young 31300 14, Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph.

Kong

Weill

kong & Co., L., Share Brokers—Hong- Wha FilmWeiExchange—2nd

Trading Co., Floor,

The, General

6, Des

23164 Stock Exchange Building; Telepn. Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28646;

Cable Ad: 6651

A676 HONGKONG

± m m John(PrintingKidd &InksCo., and Ltd., Colours,

London

Wheelocks (Hongkong), Ltd. — St. Varnishes and Roller Compositions)

George’s Building; Gable Ad:

Secretary—D. S. Robb, c/o Lowe, Wheelocks The Morgan Crucible Co., Ltd.

Bingham & Matthews (Crucibles,

Norton Plumbago,Ltd.,

& Gregory, etc.)

General Managers—Wallem & Go.,

Ltd. (Architects’ and Engineers’ London Papers,

Clothes and Equipment)

L. Requisites)

Orlik, London (Pipes and Smoker’

4? ff # + James Roberton & Son, Ltd., Paisley,

White & Co., White, Security & Com- (Jams andSage Marmalade)

modity Brokers — 908, Bank of East Frederick & Co., Ltd., London

Asia Building, Des Vceux Road Central; (Interior and Exterior Shop

Telephs.

white 34107-8-9; Cable Ad: White- Fittings)

A. Y. White, resident partner Chas.

(Tanners A, Schieren Co., New Yorkof

and Manufacturers

Superior Leather Beltings)

White Star Co., Importers & Exporters Solignum, Ltd., London (Solignum,

—61, Queen’s Road Central; Teleph. WhiteSteel

United Ant Paint and Norusto)

Companies, Ltd., Shef-

28546; Cable Ad: Starlike field Assurance

(Steel Plates,Society,

Bars, etc.)

|f H Wei Lo Union Ltd. (Fire

Insurance)

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., TheSydney,“ VestaAustralia

” Battery(“ Plate Co., Lock

Ltd.,”

Drapers,andMilliners,

Ladies HouseOutfitters—20,

Gentlemen’s Furnishers, Batteries)

Des Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 20092; Wiggins, Teape & Alex. Pirie (Ex-

P.O. Box 470; Cable Ad: Warfield port), Ltd., London (Paper)

G. Border, manager

ft m m m m n

H Wic King Ko lo wan lut sze hong

Wicking- & Co., Ltd., Harry, Mer- Wilkinson and

& Grist, Solicitors, Proctors

Notaries Public, Practitioners

chants

Building;& Commission Agents—

Teleph. 30241; Prince’s

Cable Ad: inChina—2,

H.B.M.’s Supreme Court for

Wicking Queen’s Road Central;

J.H. Owen Teleph. 27731; Cable Ad: Wilgriat;

OwenHughes,

Hughes,mng. director

director Codes: A.B.C. 4th & 5th Editions,

Bentley’s, Lombard’s & Western Union.

A.G,K.A.Mackenzie,

Burn I R.signsNazarin

per pro. London Agents: Markby, Stewart

S. Pinna | Miss N. Z. Naazrin Wadesons, 5, Bishopsgate, E.C. 2.

Agencies : Denis Henrysolicitor Blake, V notary public

George Banks & Co., Ltd., Liverpool James

Graeme Templer Prior, Jones,

ll.b., do.

(Ship’s Bottom Paint)

W. J. Bush & Co., Ltd., London H. C. Lee,Sissonsolicitor

Hugh do.

do.

(Essences) G.H. S.L, Ford,

Kwan, do. do.

The Carron Co. of Scotland (Cast Wai Po Cheung, Ho Kit Shan, Lee

Iron Pipes, Baths Stoves, Grates Bak Hung arid Tsang Wing

and Castings)

Darragh, Smail & Co., Ltd., Alleppey Kwong, interpreters

(Coir Mats, Matting and Rope

Yarn, etc.)

J. C. Eno., London (Fruit Salt) Williamson 8t Co., Ship& General

Agents, Mer-Coal

Evans Sons, Lescher & Webb, Ltd., Importers,

chants—P. Contractors

& O. Building, 5th Floor;

Liverpool (Medical Products). Re- Teleph. 23755 (Office),; P.O. Box 615;

presentati

Export ve— WLtd.,

Bottlers, esleyLondon

thorn (“Cat” Cable Ad: Williamson

Brand Stout) S. T. Williamson

Thomas Hubbuck & Son, Ltd., Lon- T. Ramsay J. H. Tang

don (Paints and Varnishes) G.W. B.J. Thompson

Witchell |H. J L. C.F. Chiu

Jason

H. & R. Johnson, Ltd., Tunstall R. H. Murray A. A. Botelho

(Tiles) Mrs. E. Martin [PongBing Cheung

 HONGKONG A677

Williamson, S. T., Honorary Agent for w & m m n

the

F. &Government

O.P.Building, of New Zealand— Wing Lee Peteoleitm Co.—Alexandra

33755; O. Box 5th615;Floor;CableTeleph.

Ad: Building,

Cable Ad: Winly

4th Floor; Teleph. 24992;

Williamson Tsoi Kai, manager

Wilson Consteuction Co. —11, Queen’s Chan Tat, secretary

Road Central; Teleph. 21002

Wing Lee Quality Radio Peoducts—

Windsok Beothees (Established 109, Hennessy Road: Teleph. 32503

Manufacturing Jewellers, Gem and1902),

Dia-

mond Merchants, Watch-makers and Wing Lee Wai, Chinese Wine and Spirit

Platers—56, Nathan Road; Cable Ad: Distillers -124, Wing Lok Street;

Windsor

Proprietor—C. H. Windsor Teleph. 21094; Cable Ad: Wingleewai

Assistants — B. Dhammadasa, D. IVong Kun

Wong lu Suen,

Chi, manager

asst, manager

Windsor,de M.Silva,W. T.Simson,

Martin H. P. deL.Silva

H.

and Simon Jayasekara Wing Mpw, Dealer and Exporter in

Chinese Tea—181, Queen’s Road West;

Windsoe & Co., J. A., Manufacturing Teleph. 23042

Jewellers,

chants, Gem

High -and and Diamond

classEngravers—9, Mer-

Electroplaters,

Watch-makers Han- Wing

and

Nam (Established 1868), Watches

kow Road, Kowloon

J. A. Windsor, proprietor RoadGold and Silver

Central; Teleph.Ware—65,

26531 Queen’s

L. G. H. Denister de Silva, manager Li Jowson, proprietor

Assistants—P. G. R. de Silva, A. W. Lee

YeungGwok ShekYing,

Tin, manager

sub-manager

Kuruneru,

Douglas G. H. Samial and M. W. Au Yeung Cho Man, cashier

D. A. Paulishamy (Workshop)

Wing On Bank, Ltd., The— (See Banks)

w & w m m *

Wino Coffee Co., Coffee Roasters, Im-

porters

Groceriesand

—119,Exporters Voeuxand jGeneral Wing nOn Co., & m m % 7%

Ltd., The, Departmental

Central; Teleph. Des

25869 ; Cable Road Store,Exporters—207

Ad: and Universal Providers, Importers

to 225, Des Vceux

Wingcoffee Road Central and 104 to 114, Con-

Albert W. L. Chong, manager naught Road Central; Telephs. 26671-5

(With Sub-Exchanges to All Depts.),

Wing Fat & Co., General Printers, Book- 22898 (Provisions Dept.), 25994 (Wines

& Spirits Dept.), 21518 (Wing On

binders, Account Engravers

and Stationers, Book Manufacturers

and India Godown) & 30904 (Money Exchange

Rubber Stamp Makers—47, Des Voeux Dept.); P.Codes:

O. BoxBentley’s,

1508; Cable Ad:

Road Central; Teleph. 23253; Cable Wingon; Edition, New Standard, A.B.C. and

Chinese 5th

Ad: Bookfeat Private. Branches: Shanghai, Sydney

Wing Fat Bookbinders

Feinting Co., Ltd., The, (Australia) and London, E.' C. 2.

Printers, and Stationers— Board of Directors—James

(managing Gock Lock

director), Gock Gon

Cable Ad: Witchery. Factory:22257;

149, Wing Lok Street; Teleph. 22a, Hin, Gock

Gunn, LambertHin Gockchin,

Man, J. Lum Lee

Whitfield; Teleph. 21910.

Offices: 74, Upper Hokkien Street, Branch Butt Nam, Gock Yuen Fai, F. T.

Singapore and 22, Tai Chung Road, Young,

Chiu, P. Wilkie

I. Kong,Lum, Lee Lim,Kwok

Wuchow Gock Young and L. Lau

P. Kwok Wm.

Wing Hing Hong—46, Bonham Strand

West; Teleph. 24574 D.Philip Gockchin,

Jackman, chief manager

sub-manager

L. P. Kwok, acting manager

A678 HONGKONG

Proprietors: Wing Ping Trading Co., Ltd., Coal,

TheCo.,Wing Lumber andAgents,

General Merchants,

Importers Manu

Ltd. On FireOffice

(Head dir Marine Insce. facturers’

: Hongkong) and

The Wing On Textile Manufacturing Exporters,Agents,

Commission and Shipping

Ship and Freight Brokers—

Co., Ltd., Shanghai Head Office:

The Wing On Life Assurance Co., Central;

Ltd. (Head Office: Hongkong) Teleph.20, 28331;

Connaught

Cable Road

Ad:

The Wing On Bank, Ltd. Wingping; CodesUsed: A.B.C. 5th and

TheHongkong

Great Eastern 6th Editions, Bentley’s Complete

Hotel, Canton, Oeymohoat’s with Supplement, In- Phrase,

and Shanghai donesia, Hoa Boe and Private. Branch

TheCauseway

Wei SanBay, Hongkong Factory, Offices:

Knitting Samarinda and Loa Teboe. Coal

Mines Loa Teboe, Samarinda (Borneo)

A gencies: S. K. Go, managing director

Conklin’s Pens & Pencils

Elbschloss Beer (German) ^ ® ^ £ A

Duff Whisky Wing

Jeyes’ Sanitary Fluid 1890),Sang Co., Ltd.,

Importers, The (Established

Exporters and General

Merchants—3, Wing Wo Street; Teleph.

Offices at Sydney, Australia Branch

22227; Cable Ad: Wilderness.

Wing On Fire & Marine Insurance Ma Joe

Ma ManYoung, chiefmanager

Hing, asst, manager

Co., Ltd., The—225, Des Vceux Road Leung Pik, treasurer

Central; Teleph. 22017; Cable Ad:

Woass Wing Sang Hong, Soap Dealers—

China Building, 4th Floor; Teleph.

^ HA£ * 22433- P.O. Box 630; Cable Ad:

Wing On Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Shunlever

• The — 26, Des Voeux Road Central: K. T. Chung, manager

Teleph. 23307; Cable Ad: Wingon Chan Yue Tung, accounts & sales

Board of Directors—James Gock Lock Agents for:

(managing director), P. Gockchin, Lever Brothers (China), Ltd.

J.Jackman,

Lee Gunn,

Lop Mok

ChungKonWan,Sang,Gock

D.

Gon Hin, Lee Yuen Chong, Wm. Wing Sing Lee—40, Bonham Strand

Gock Young, Kwok Lum Shong, East; Teleph. 28816

Gock

Kung HinSam,Man,Kwok

Lum Butt Nam, Lau

Tit Chiu and Wing Wo Sang, Packing Specialists and

Leon Kwok Manufacturers of Packing Boxes—19,

Supervisors — Gock Yuen Fai and Lee Yuen Street West; Teleph. 22189

Kwok Chan Fong

General Managers — The Wing On H H tK

Co., Ltd. Wing Yee Fung, Importers and Ex-

Acting Manager—W. Gock Young porters, Merchants

Cashier—Kwok Kwan Yick

Accountant—Kwok Tim Tay Agents,

Sandalwood, Dealers

etc.—55,inand Commission

Beche-de-mer,

Connaught Road

Sub-Accountant—Au Charm Central; Teleph. 25033; Cable Ad:

Sales Manager—Chui

Premium Dept.—S. H. Chiu Cheuk Sang Wingyefung

Policy Dept.—H. C. Young Wing

Secretary—K. Y. Whang

Clerk—T. M. Chui —25,Yick

Gage&Street;

Co., Building Contractors

Teleph. 22269

If f'l A-

Wing On Navigation Co.—59, Con- Wingly ife Co., Agents

Commission Importersandand Coal

Exporters,

Con-

naught Road Central; Teleph. 32235 tractors—26a,

Teleph. 25960; DesCableYoeux

Ad: Road

WinglyCentral

com ;

Wing On Tai, Merchants, Importers,

Exporters & Commission

Des Yoeux Road West; Teleph.Agents—130,

23464 Winner Printing Co. —166, Hennessy

Road; Teleph. 28231

 HONGKONG A679

Winsome Printing Co. —56, Lyndhurst Government — 271, Hennessy

Teleph. 21474; Cable Ad: Compass Road;

Terrace; Teleph. 28298

Agent:

m ft Hanson Weighing Scales of U. S. A.

WoMerchants

Fat & Co., Ship-chandlers,

and General Store-keepers—Metal

34-36, ftli $>] H

20661 Des Voeux Hoad Central; Teleph. Wong, T. C., b.sc. (eng.), Architect, Civil

Engineer and Surveyor —Bank of China

Building, 2nd Floor,

Central; Teleph. 23563;4,P.O,

Queen’s

Box 295Road

w & m ft m m Principal —T. C.E.,Wong, b.sc. (eng.),

Wo

Phonograph Importers & Exporters A.M.t. STRUCT. GRAD. I.E.E.

—China Building, 5th Floor; Teleph. Assistants—K. H. Fung,

H. Wong, K. C. Wong and J. C. K. D. Leung.

20218;

KotewallP. O. Box 895; Cable Ad: Wong

Directors—Tse Yat Cho, Hon. Mr.

T. N. Chau,

Managing m.a. and LeeSirShiuRobert

Director—Hon. Kai Wong, Dr. T. C., m.b., b.s., Partner

Kotewall, o.m.g., Ll.d. “Ma Clinic”—Residence:

Yeung Terrace, Bonham Road;1, Teleph. Ning

Secretary—Lee Shiu Kai 23628

Sales & Recording

Kwok Shing Manager — Chew

Staff—Tse Snau Yee, Wong King

Kau, Tam Pak Yip, Chan Hoi and

Lee Shiu To

Wong Tong Kce, Timber Merchant,

Sawmill Owner, Importer, Exporter

and

KindsCommission

ofSpar, Agent

Teak,Piles, and Dealer

Pine,etc.—Head

China in All

Fir, Office:

Hard-

Wong Brothers, Importers, Exporters wood,

and Manufacturers’ Agents—Asia Life

Building, 1st Floor, 12-14, Queen’s Road 2, Wai Branch Ching Street, Kowloon; Teleph.

Central; Teleph. 32601; P.O.Box 814; 57138; Wanchai;

Office: Lockhart Road,

Cable Ad: Brothren

Wong Cho Choy, mng. partner Kwa Wan,Teleph. 30127;Teleph.

Kowloon; Sawmill:57342;

To

Godown:

56528; CableYaumati, Kowloon; Teleph.

Ad: Timberyard

Wong,

Office Dr.and B.Residence:

C., m.b., b.s., l.m.s.—

466, Nathan Wong Cheuk Hing, manager

Road, Yaumati; Teleph. 57224; Kowloon Wong Hok Sun, asst, manager

City Branch Office:

Road; Teleph. 56165 458, Prince Edward

m m n 11 m

Wong, Dr. R. J., m.b., ch.m., Medical Woo & Woo, Patent

veyancers, Solicitors,andProctors, Con-

Practitioner

tomy, and

Hongkong Demonstrator in

University—63-65,DesAna- Agents — Bank of ChinaTrade Mark

Building,

Voeux Road Central; Telephs. 23579 4,23409Queen’s RoadCableCentral; Telephs.

(Office) and 20483 (Residence) Codes:andA.B.C. 28959; Ad: Gladness;

5th Edition, Western

Union and Bentley’s Phrase

Wong, S. L., s.c.a., Architect, Surveyor H. K. Woo, ll.b. (London), principal

and Engineer—199, Prince Edward

Road, Kowloon

m ^ ^ m m

Wong, Woo, Dr. Arthur,

(Eng.), j.p.,Lr.c.p.

M.B.j b.s. (London),

PedderDr.Building;

S. To, Ophthalmic

Teleph. 22541Surgeon— m.r.c.s.

General Practitioner—China (London),

Building,

4th Floor; Telephs. 24515 and 24196

Wong Siu Woon, General Importer and Dr. F. I. Tseung, m.b., b.s.

Dr. K. Y. Lai, m.b., b.s. (H.K.) (H.K.)

Exporter, Boot and

Coal Merchant and Shoe Manufacturer,

Contractor to H.M. Dr. C. F. X. da Roza, m.b., b.s. (H.K.)

A680 HONGKONG

m iM M ® Branches:

Woo Clinic, The (Drs. Woo & Tseung) 10, D’Aguilar Street, Hongkong;

—China Building, 4bh Floor: Telephs. Teleph. 24350

24515 and 24196 West

5, AvenidaBridge, Shameen,

Almeida Canton

Biberio, Macau

Dr. Arthur W. Woo (27, Babing-

ton Path; Teleph. 24525)

Dr. Tseung Fat Im (11, Bay View World News Service—National Bank

Mansions, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 21635) Building, 1st Floor; Teleph. 32312

Dr. Lai Kwong Yuk (281, Hen-

nessy lioad; Teleph. 26876)

Dr. C. F, X. da Boza (1a, Ying Fai World Pencil Co., Ltd., The — Castle

Terrace, 1st Floor; Teleph. 25147) Peak Boad; Teleph. 58766; Cable A.d:

m m m m Chinalead. Branches: Canton and

Shanghai

Woo HingKowloon;

Street, Contractor—46,

Teleph. 57526Shantung World Silk Store, The, Silks, Hosiery,

Yip

TsangYick,

Shuimanager

Yau, asst, manager Ladies’ Outfitters, Gentlemen’s

Shirts, Pyjamas, Dressing Gowns—

Woo, Dr. T. P., m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), General 70, Queen’s Boad Central; Teleph.

Medical Practitioner — 18, Con- 28966 : Cable Ad : Meiwa

naught Boad Central, 3rd Floor; ^ ® ^ ^ ift ir

Telephs. 27994 and 20160 (Besidence)

World Theatre — Des Vceux Boad

World Auxiliary Insurance Corpora- Central; Teleph. 21337

tion, Ltd.—Hongkong Office: Bank of

East

31295Asia Building,

& 31296; P. O.6thBoxFloor;

703; Telephs.

Chinese Wright

Branch Office: 120, Wing Lok Street; —Cable Prince’s Building; Teleph. 23519;

Ad: Altarpiece

Teleph. 30567; Cable Ad: Norama

V. I. G. Petersen, manager w & m. # m -m

G.Phoon

H. Oliver

Hyim, Chinese manager Fu loong yu han hung sze

I. T. Koo, chief accountant Xavier Bros., Ltd., General Merchants

Staff—J.

Phoon, A.Ackber, T. S.W.Wong,

H. Baker, M. Yu,C.N. H.S. —8, Des Voeux Boad C.; Teleph. 23216;

Wong, L. Wong, P. W. Lo, K. S. Chu, All P.O. Standard

Box 527; Codes

Cable Used

Ad: Ticia; Codes:

S. Y. Yih and Miss I. Ma F. A. Xavier

HI * ^ lit fi Fred. A. Xavier | J. L. Xavier

World Drug Co., Ltd., The, Chemists

and Druggists,—H’kong Office): Xavier, mM. A.,m b.sc.,•& Architect

(HeadTelephs. m, ®

and

160, Des Yoeux Boad Central;

22584 & 32504; Kowloon (Branch): 370, Engineer — 8, Des Voeux

Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: Ticia. BoadCivil

C.;

Be-

Nathan Boad; Teleph. 56994; Canton

(Branch): 56, Tai Ping Boad South; sidence : “Waterford,” 64, Macdon-

Teleph. 15646; Cable Ad : Worldrug nell Boad; Teleph. 22722

C. H. Ko,A. mng.

George director & chemist

Lee, director Y.M.C.A., Chinese & European — (See

Associations and Societies)

World Motor Supply Co., Importers of

Motor Accessories, Tools, etc.—312, Yacht Club—(Nee Clubs)

Hennessy Boad; Teleph. 24258

Yamasaki, T., Dentist—Gloucester Buil-

# 3$ ding, 3rd Floor; Teleph. 21362

World News Co., Booksellers, Stationers

and News Agents—56, Nathan Boad,

Kowloon; Teleph. 58200; P. O. Box 816; Fire andInsurance

Yangtsze Association, Ltd.,

Cable Marine Insurance—Agents:

PhilipAd:Y.Worldnews

Cheung, general manager China Underwriters,

Boad Central

Ltd., 4a, Des Voeux

 HONGKONG A681

ft % ® M Yeefacturers

Sang Tai & Co., Furniture Manu-

Yau & Co., James, Export Merchants Head Office:and353-357, Interior Decorators—

Hennessy Road,

and Manufacturers of Rubber Wanchai. Works: 323-360,

Goods — Alexandra Bldg., Top Floor; Road, Wanchai; Teleph. 27895Hennessy

Teleph. 34063; P.O. Box 118; Cable

Ad: J asyau

Yau Kiam-fe, general manager

F. H. Yau, asst, manager Yeem Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, *m

S. L. Yau, do. Ltd.,

175, Soochow Road, Shanghai; Office:

Tobacco Merchants—Head South

China Depot: 256, Gloucester Road,

Yaumati School—(See Educational under Hongkong; Teleph. 27701; P. O. Box 5

Department Manager—F. N. Merritt

Government) South China Division —W. H. E.

Coates (Hongkong) and A. P. Groves

(Hongkong)

si ? eu m n Division Office, Amoy—F. H. Fisher

E 0 Yan Sze Koon Amoy Territory—Go HiongKeng

(Amoy)

Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd., Printers, Book- Swatow Territory—Chen Lian

binders and Stationers—China

( Basement), Theatre Lane ; Teleph. Building (Swatow)

23797 ; Cable Ad: Printerie; Code : Foochow

(Foochow) Territory—Shen Tsu Mou

Bentley’s Hainan Sales Office—Lo Min Nung

Directors—V.

Labrum C. Labrum .and G. B. (Hongkong)

Canton

(Canton)Division — d’A. Baker Carr

IB £ H fa Yunnan Division — Liu Ching Hai

Yeelers,FatSail-makers,

(Sang Kee)Iron,

& Co., Ship-chand- Hunan Division — Shu Ming Shin

(Changsha)

Brass and Steel Kwangsi Division—So Man Hung

Merchants — 129, Des Vceux Road Yeung, Dr. S.C., Dentist—King’s

Central;

Manager—LiTelephs. 20705

Kan Sang & 31785 Building, Queen’s Road Cent.; Theatre

Teleph.

Staff—P. H. Chan, P. C. Mark and 22983

C. L. Mark nFat & m m

JSj. fp{ Yee King lee hung sze

Yeung Fat & Co., General

tractors, Road - makers, Turfing Building Con--

Special

YeeSuppliers

King, Coal Merchants, Stevedores,

of Sand and Stone Ballast ists,Contractors toWar Department and

—29, Public Works Department, Hongkong,

Floor; Des Teleph.Vceux

21438Road Central, 2nd Importers and Exporters, Direct Manu-

facturers’ Agents and Commission

Ng Hin Wing ! Philip H. B. Ng Agents—Head

Yee Hop Co. — 23, Matheson Street; Building, 8a, DesOffice

Voeux: National Bank

Road Central,

Teleph. 31437 2nd Floor; Telephs. 23989

Kowloon Branch Office : Whitfield & 22880;

YeeHillier

On Co., Ltd., Metal Merchants—19, Barracks,

Teleph. 59052Austin

; CableRoad, Kowloon;

AdH.; Yeung

Yeungfat

Street; Telephs. 21318 (Office), Managing Partner—W.

23351 (Kennedy Town Godown) & Asst. Managers (Works

57304 (Kowloon Godown) K. Yeung andT.P.Leung,

Assistants—K. K. So K. F. Yeung, '

Dept.)—W.

Managing Director—Lau Cho Hang K.Leung

C. Chow,

Staff—Au WingLau

Lau Ki and Yan,SaiChung

Kit Siu Fong, Chiu,Y.LaiK.Hon

Wong,Chiu,

C. F.Leung

Lam,

Lung,

Yeung Leung

Yik Luk, Yeung Lam and

Yee Sang Fat Co., Ltd., General Im-

porters and Exporters, Wholesale » Store - keepers—Ho lu and Yeung

Cheung

and Retail, Manufacturers Repre- Foremen — Cheung Sheung, Tam

sentatives—King’s Theatre Building; Pang,

Teleph. 21355; P.O. Box 547; Cable

Ad: Yeesangfat Chun, Lam WongHong, So Yeung,

Chuen, Yeung

Lau Chuen,

Chang Kwai Chong, mng. director Liu Tam Fuk, Lam Chow, Leung

Chuen and Chui Loong

A682 HONGKONG

General Manager—H. C. Tung

Yeung Yau & Co., Share and Genera^ Asst.

Tang,Managers—C.

H. C. Fu andC.K.Chien,

T. Huang Y. F.

Brokers—Bank of Canton Building:

Teleph. 24709; Cable Ad: Zealous;

Codes:

Yeung Bentley’s,

Yau (Memberetc. of the Hongkong h @ a s

Sharebrokers’ Association) Yours Truly Tobacco Co., Importers,

Miss Loise Exporters, General Merchants,andSpecialis-

Yeung ChanYeung, signs per pro.

Ban, assistant ing in Cigars, Cigarettes

Suppliers of Lead Soldiers, Toys and

Coffee,

Yeung Tat Fan Novelties—22, Lockhart Road; Teleph.

Yeung Shiu Fan 21856; P.O. Box 706; Cable Ad: Pak Tim

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—(See Chow Pak Tim, principal

Banks) Chow Chick Kwong, manager

YuQueen’s

ChongRoad Shing, Tea Merchants

Central; Teleph. 22122— 85,

Ying King it Restaurant—179,

iM ^ M Johnston

Road, Wanchai; Teleph. 24076 Yue Fong Ji Co.—Holland House, 4th

Ying Tack Kee, Arms Store—44, Pottin- Floor; Teleph. 21708

ger Street; Teleph. 22604 Yue Shing Printing Office (Established

Ying Wa College—(Nee Educational) Queen’s 1884), Book-binders and Stationers—47,

Road Central; Teleph. 21890;

Cable Ad: Pristine

If f'J ^ C.YamC. Yam,

Bowah,proprietor

manager

Yinly & Co., Importers and Exporters—

King’s Building; Teleph. 23178; Cable Yuen On Steamship Co., Ltd.—8,

Ad:Z. Yinlico

F.C. Ching, sole proprietor Queen’s Road West; Teleph. 27308

P. Miss Zie,M.manager

E. dos Ramos T. N. Chau, general manager

Yip Tai Ching, Dr.— China Building; PrinceYuen Yuen Dairy Farm Co. —108,

Edward Road; Teleph. 58982

Teleph. 21412

YiuStreet;

Wo Teleph.

Electric27885Co.—47, Wellington Yung Koo Paint & Varnish @ *

tVlfg.

Co., Ltd., Paints, Varnishes

Office:&

Yokohama Specie Bank—(See Banks) Lacquers 58, Lee — Hongkong

Tung Street, Branch

Wanchai; Teleph.

Young

27639 Kwan Hang, manager

ff K * K. L. Ho, co-mahager

Young & Co., C. P., Import and Export S. C.Y.Sze

M. Ho I Chia Shing

Merchants and Wellington

sentatives—61, Manufacturers’

Street;Repre-

P.O. Kam Ling | Miss Julia Sun

Box 676; Cable Ad: Zizel if m W X M

C.S.P. Young,

C. Yeung, chief assistant

manager

S. C. Wong, do. Zimmern & Co., F., Solicitors,

Floor, 5,etc.

Des—

Vceux Tin

Chung RoadBuilding,

Central;1stTeleph. 32033;

mm {fw Ltd., Import- 7% Cable Ad: Scienter

Young: Tai Syndicate, Principal—F. Zimmern

ers, Exporters & Transporters—China Accountant—E.

Interpreter—Wong Zimmern

Siu Tong

Building, 2nd Floor, Queen’s Road Staff—Ho

Central; Teleph. 27415; Cable

3011. Head Office: Shanghai; Branches: Ad: Chan Fook Yue, U Kam

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 LIST OP INDUSTRIES IN THE

FAR EAST

MINING COMPANIES IN THE

PHILIPPINES

Abra Mining Co. — 181, David, Baguio Gold Mining Co., Inc.—4th

floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer-

Binondo vantes, Binonao

Acoje Mining Co.—3rd floor, Soriano

Building, Plaza Cervantes, Binon- Balatoc Mining Co.—610-616, Nation

do, Manila al City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna,

Binondo

Acupan Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456,

Dasmarinas, Binondo, Manila Batong-Buhay Gold Mines, Inc.—51,

Escolta, S.O. de Fernandez Bldg.,

Agno Placer Mining Co.—Santos Binondo

Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz Benguet Consolidated Mining Co.—

610-616, National City Bank Bldg ,

Agttsan Trust—51, Masonic Temple. Juan Luna, Binondo

Escolta, Binondo

Benguet Exploration, Inc.—4th floor,

Ambassador Gold Mining Co.—112, BinondoSoriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes,

Crystal Arcade Building, Escolta,

Binondo

Benguet Goldfields Mining Co.—4th

Antamok Goldfield Mining Co., Inc floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer-

—4th floor, Soriano Building, vantes, Binondo

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Big Wedge Mining Co.—Bachrach

Atok Gold Mining Co.—14, Heacock Bldg., Port Area, Manila

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes.

Binondo Bontoc Exploration Co. — 3rd floor,

Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga,

Atok Gold Mining Co.—14, Heacock Binondo

Building, Escolta, Binondo

Bulacan Mining Co., Inc.—Boom

Atok Masabi Mining Co.—3rd floor 304, Masonic Temple, Escolta,

Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga, Binondo

Binondo

Castro Mining Venture—Room 305,

Baguio Gold Mining Co.—412, Hea Crystal Arcade Bldg., Escolta,

cock Bldg., Esoolta, Binondo Bincndo

B1

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B-2 MINING COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES

Cervantes Exploration Co.—4th fl., Itogon Mining Co.—3rd fl., Soriano

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Binondo

Coco Grove, Inc.—3rd floor, Soriano IXL - Argos Syndicate—4th floor,

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Binondo

Consolidated Mines, Inc.—181, David, Ltgttan Coal Mines, Inc.—2-3, Regina

Binondo Bldg., Escolta and David, Binondo

Demonstration Gold Mines, Ltd.— Luzon Consolidated Mines Co., Inc.—

675, Dasmarinas, Binondo Rooms 318-320, Kneedler Bldg., Car-

riedo, Sta, Cruz, Manila

Dulangan Mining Interest Co., Inc.

—Room 602, Heacock Bldg., Escolta, Maoawiwiit Gold Mining, Inc.—306,

Binondo, Manila Cu Unjieng Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Dulong Mining Co.—Room 218, Re Mambulao Gold Mining Co.—Room

gina Building, Escolta, Binondo, i 400, Fernandez Building, 124 T.

Pinpin, Binondo

Manila

Equitable Exploration Co., Inc.—4ch Mandaymon Mining Exploration Co.

floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervan- —Santos Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz,

tes, Binondo Sta. Cruz

Pilipinas Mining Corporation—Room Mankayan Gold Mines, Inc.—5th fl..

310, Regina Bldg., Escolta and Room 501, Perez Samanillo Bldg.,

619 Escolta, Binondo

David, Binondo, Manila

Florannie Mining Co.—315 National Manukatok Mining Co., Inc.—220

City Bank Bldg., Juan Luna, Crystal Binondo

Arcade Bldg., Escolta,

Binondo

Gold Creek Mining Corporation— Mars man & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, Manila

Bachrach Bldg., Port Area, Manila

Gold Wave Exploration Co.—4th floor, Masbatb Consolidated Mining Co.—

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes. 4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Qei

vantes, Binondo

Binondo

Mayqn Mining-

Golden Eagle Mining Co.—4th floor, City Bank Bldg., Corp.—315, National

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Binondo Juan Luna,

Binondo

Gusrsi, B. W.—181, David, Binondo |1i Mindanao Mining Co.—3rd floor,

Soriano Bldg. Plaza Cervantes

: Binondo

Irg Gold Mines, Inc.—4th floor,

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes. Mindoro Trust—510, Masonic Tern

Binondo pie, Escolta, Binondo

 INDUSTKIES IN THE FAR EAST

MINING COMPANIES IN THE PHILIPPINES B3

Mineral Exploration & Development Philippine Iron Mines, Inc.—511,

Co.—4th floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Chaco Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Cervantes, Binondo

Mineral Resources, Inc.—327, Hea- Prudential Mining Co., Inc., The—

5th fl., Room 501, Perez Samanilio

cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo Building, Escolta, Binondo

Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.—2nd floor, Pugo Mining Co., Ino.—229, Crysta.

National City Bank Bldg., Manila Arcade Building, Escolta, Binondo

Mountain Gold-Fields, Inc.—3rd fl., Salacot Mining Co.—108-110, Crystal

Insular Life Building, Plaza Cer- Arcade Building, Escolta, Binondo,

vantes, Binondo Manila

Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co. San Mauricio Mining Co.—3rd floor,

—4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

vantes, Binondo Binondo

Southern Cross Mining Co.—181,

Natesbitan Venture—4th floor, Soriano David, Binondo

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

North Mindanao Mining Co.—3rd fl., Suyoc Consolidated Mining Co.—3rd

floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervan-

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, tes, Binondo

Binondo

Northern Ilocos Mining Explora- Tuban Mining Co.—Room 702, Insular

tion, Inc.—51, Escolta, S. 0. de Life Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo

Fernandez Building, Binondo

Northern Mining & Development Ukab Mining Co.—174, Juan Luna

Co., Inc.—Room 321, Regina Bldg , Binondo

10, David, Binondo, Manila United Paracale Mining Co.—3rd fl.,

Paracaie Gold Mining Co., Inc.—121 Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

T. Pinpin, Binondo Universal Exploration & Mining

Co.—227, David, Binondo Manila

Paracalk Gumaus Consolidated Min-

ing Co.—Room 414, Heacock Bldg., Virac Exploration Co.—4th floor,

Escolta, Binondo Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo

Philippine Chromite Mining Ce.-

4th fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer- Zig-zag Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456,

vantes, Binondo Dasmarinas, Binondo

Bl*

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B4 POWER PLANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES

POWER PLANTS IN THE

PHILIPPINES

Aboitiz & ’Co.-^Palompon, Leyte Butuan Sawmill—Butuan, Agusan

Abuyen, Espikidion—Carigara, Leyte Borromeo, S. R.—Rambajao, Misamis

Alvarez, Manuel—Kabankalan, Ne- Cabales, Montano, S.—La Castellana,

gros Occidental Negros

Andres, A.—Norzagaray, Bulacan Oacho & Hidalgo—Tar lac, Lumban

Araneta, Romualdo, M.—Maas and Cagayan Electric Co. — Cagayan,

BagO, Occidental Negros Misamis

Auad—Juan, Davao

Balanga Power Plant Co.—Pilar and Calapan

doro

Electric Co.—Calapan, Min-

Samal, Bataan

Balayan Light. & . Power Co. Calumpit Bulacan

Electric Co.—Calumpit,

Balayan, Batangas

Baliwag Electric Co. — Baliwag. Cam on Electric—La Carlotta, Occi-

Bulacan dental Negros

Baluyat, Roman—San Simon, Maca- Campos, Adriano—Himgaran, Occi-

bebe and San Luis, Pampango dental Negros

Baluyat, Sotero — San Fernando, Candaleria Electric Co.—Jacu and

Pampanga San Isidro, N. Ecija

Banes, Urbano,—Bangued, Abra

Caroar Electric Light Co.—Carear

Bantayan Electric Service Co., Inc. Cebu.

—Bantayan, Cebu

Caring, Patrocinio—Buguey, Caga-

Bataan Electric Light Co., Inc.— yan

Bataan

Batangas Electric Co.—Batangas Catarman Electric Co.—Catarman,

Samar

Benito, Saturnino—Legaspi, Albay Cavite Electric Light Franchise -

Btcol Electric Co.—Naga and Magfu Cavite

rao, Carmarines Sur. ■Gentenera, J.—Goa, Camarines Sur.

Boae Electric Co.—Boae, Marinduque Central Electric de Sorsoqon—

Borja, Consenlo—Iligan, Lando Sorsogon

Bulan Electric Co.—Bulan, Sorsogon Tar lac Luz Electric—Concepcion,

Compania

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES B5

Confessor, Valentin—Libmanan, Ca- Geronimon, Jacinto—Candaba, Pam

marines Sur. panga

Cotobato Investment Co.—Cotobato Giron, Pedro—Silang, Cavite

Dagupan Light Power Co.—Dagupan, Gomez de Nepomuceno, Teresa—Porac

Asingan Pampanga

David, Raymundo—Talavera, N. Ecija Gomire, Alfonso—Estancia, Iloilo

Diaz, Anselmo—Bacalod and Talisay, Guaycong, Manuel—Saravia, Occi-

Occidental Negro dental Negros

Digal, Natalio—Orognieta, Misamis Guiuan Electric Co.—Guiuan, Samar

Dionisio, Victorio — Bangalbon, Gumaca Tayabas

Electric System—Gumaca,

Nueva Ecija

Domingo, Luis—San Quinfcin, Pan- Gurrea, Ricardo—Oalivo, Capiz

gasinaii) Hebro Electric Plant, Inc.—Aparri,

Donato, Mariano — Candon, Ilooos, Cagayan

Sur Hernandez, Jose—Capiz, Capiz

Donsol. Municipal Council of—Don- Huos de F. Esano, Inc.—Malitbog,

sol, Sorsogon Leyte

Elkctra Lipena, Inc.—Batangas House, J. V.—Dulag, Leyte

Encarnacion, Irineo—Pola, Mindoro Ilagan Electric Light Plant Co.—

Escudero Electric Light Co.—San Hagan, Isabela

Pablo, Laguna Ilocas Norte Electric Light Power

Fajardo, Anselmo—Bacolod and Santa Co.—Laoag, Ilocas Norte

Rita, Pampanga Imus Electric Co., Inc.—Imus and

Fajardo, Demetico—Cabicao, Nueva and Bacoor, Cavite

Ecija Ingle, F.—Buraneu, Leyte

Festejo, Evaristo—Sta. Lucia, Tlocas Isabela, Municipal Council of—

Sur Isabela, Occidental, Negros

Florencio, Esteban — San Mateo, Iturable, Moises—Passi, Iloilo

Rizal

Fortich, Fidel—Inabangan, Baho! Jagna Electric Service—Jagna,.

Bohal

Francisco, Jacinto—Cabuyao and Jayme, Carlos—Bogo, Occidental

Sta. Basa, Laguna Negros

Garcia, Silverio—Irasin, Sorsogon Johnson, Geo. W.—Lubao, Pampanga

GatMaitan, Juana—Calumpit, Bula- J!uban, Municipal Council of—Juban,

can Sorogon

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B6 POWER PLANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Jumamoy, Jose—Laon, Bahol North Electric Co.—Tanza, Cavite

La Electea Castellana—Uastellana, Orense, Encarnacion — Guinobatan,

Occidental Negros Albay

Lahoz, R.—Echague, Isabela Orion Electric Light Co.—Orion,

Lamson, Mabiano—San Antonio, N Bataan

Ecija Ormoc Electric Light Co.—Ormoo,

Lanao Electric & Power Supply Leyte

Co.—Dansalan, Ramao Ortigas, Julian—Janinay, Iloilo

Lee Pat—San Fernando, Masbate Panay Electric Co., Inc.—Iloilo

Lejano, Artemio and Abiebra—Rafael, Pelaz, G. & B. — Talisayan, Misamis

Calivo, Capiz

Leon, Jose de—San Miguel, Bulacan Perreyra, Teofilo M.—Tangub, Occi-

dental Misamis

Liwag & Oo.—Pablo, Noveleta, Cavite Philippine Lumber Co., Inc.—Abuyog,

Lloren, Calixto—Agoo, La Union Leyte

Lopez, Eduardo—Villaba, Leyte and Co.—Rizal, Power

Philippine

Bay

& Development

Moalboal, Cebu

Mabalacat Hydro Electric Light Plaridel Electric Light—Plaridel,

Co. — Mabalacat, Pampanga and Occidental Misamis

Bamban, Tarlac Pilar, Municipal Government of—

Manila Electric Co.—Bigaa, Marilao Pilar, Sorsogon

Masbate Cinema and Light Co.— Provincial Government of San Fer-

nando—La Union

Masbate, Masbate

McGuire, T.—Borongan, Samar Pulupandan Power Plant Oo.—Pulu-

pandan

N egros and Pilar, Occidental

Mesa, C. de—Banang, La Union

Meycanayan Electric — Paombong, Racaza, Vicente — Dumanjug and

Sibonga, Cebu

Bulacan

Missamis Lumber Co. — Cagayan, Rimando, P.—Naguilian, La Union

Misamis Rodriguez, Eduardo—Cuyapo, N.

Ecija

Morato, T. B.—Calanag, Tayabas Romblon, Municipal Council of—

Moraza, Manuel—Baybay, Leyte Romblon

Mossegeld, Pedro Santiago—San Rosario Electric Light Oo., Inc.—

Rosario, Batangas

Idelfonso, Bulacan

Naujan Light & Power Plant, Inc. Samahang

Ecija

Majsasaka—Cabanatuan, N.

—Napfan Mindoro

Nepumuceno, Teresa G.—Magalan and Samar Electric Light & Power

Co.—C'atobogan, Samar

Angeles, Pampanga

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

POWER PLANTS IN THE PHILIPPINES B7

Samson, Jose Imperial—Iriga, Buhi Tango, Basilio—Cadiz and Victorias,

Occidental Negros

San Carlos Electric Co.—San Carlos,

Occidental Negros Tanjay Electric Co., Ino.—Tanjay,

San Fernando Electric Co.—San Oriental Negros

Fernando and Mexico, Parapanga Telmo, Teodoro—Tayug, Pangasinan

San Jose, Electric—San Jose N. Tengco, J.--Guijulugan, Oriental

Ecij a Negros

San Jose, Lucila—Paniqui, Tarlac Teves, Julian—Guihulungan, Mangu-

Sandejas, Jose P.—Sta. Maria, Pan yod and Bais, Oriental Negros

gasinan

Toral, Consuelo Vola de—Tigaon,

Santa Cruz Electric—Sta. Cruz. Camarines Sur

Laguna

Tubigan Electric Service Co.—

Santiago, Pedro M.—San Idlefonso, Tqbigan, Bahol

Bulacan

Valenciano, Jose S. —Camalig, Albay

Sariyaya, Municipal Council of—

Sariyaya, Tayabas Vane, Jesus—Calape, Bohol

Sevilla, etc., Maria — Sta. Rosa, Vano, Jose—Davis, Bohol

Nueva, Ecija

Silva, Elisoo—Sto. Tomas Batangas Velasco, Sixto—Naic, Cavite

Solano-Bayombong Light Co.—Solano, Vergara, D.—Guimba, N. Ecija

N. Viscaya

Soler Electric Light Co.—Pototan, Vergara, F.—Talavera, Nueva Ecija

Iloilo Vigan Electric Light—Vigan, Tlooos

Sugintan, Andes — San Nicholas, Sur.

I locos Norte Visayan Electric—Bogo, Cebu

Surigao Electric Light Co.—Sarigao, Zabarte, Jose C.—Nasugbu, Batangas

Surigao

Taal Electric & Water Service— ZalameaLaguna

Electric Co. — Pagsanjan,

Taal, Batangas

Tanauan Electric Co.—Tanauan, Zarraga, Jose C.—Loay, Bohol

Batangas

Tanel Plant—Tanauan, Leyte Zayco Hector—Himanaylan, Occi-

dental Negros

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SUGAR CENTRALS IN THE PHILIPPINES

SUGAR CENTRALS IN THE

PHILIPPINES

Asturias Sugar Central, Inc.— Central Luzon Milling Co.—315, Luiz

Dumalog, Capiz Perez Samanillo Building

Baoolod-Murcia Milling Co., Inc.— Central San Isidre—Negros

304, Masonic Temple

Central Sara Ajuy—Panay

Bataan Sugar Co. —202, Masonic

Temple, Binondo Compania Azucarera de Bais—212, M.

de Comillas, Pace

Binalbagan Estate, Inc.—304, Masonic

Temple De la Rama Centrals—B ago, Talisay

and Negros

Bcge Medellin Milling Co.—Bogo,

Cebu Hawaiian Philippine Oo.—316, Regina

Building

Oalamba Sugar Estate—407, National Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association

City Bank Building —1246, Arlegui, Quiapo

Cebu Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito, Sta. Hind Sugar Company—Luzon

Cruz

Central Azucarera de Bais—212, Mar- Isabela Sugar Co.—304, Masonic

ques de Comil las, Paco Temple

Central Azcucarera de Pilar—801, M. Kabanaklan Sugar Co., Inc.—32,

de la Industria Hogar Building

La Carlota Sugar Central—La Car'

Central Azucarera de Tarlao—212, M. lota, Negros

de la Industria

Laguna Sugar Corporation —155,

Central Azcarera del Norte—203, Cu Aviles San Miguel

Unjieng Building

i Lizarraga Hnos.—32, Hogar Filipino

Central Azucarera don Pedro—719, Building

Echague Lopez Sugar Central Mill Co.—

Central Azucarera Sara Ajuy—801, Fabrica, Negros

Ml de la Industria Luzon Sugar Co.—25, Plaza Goito

Central Cotabato, Inc.—514, Chaco Ma-ao Sugar Central Co., Ino.—304,

Building Masonic Temple

Central Leonor—Negros Mabalacay Sugar Co.—34, Escolta

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

SUGAR CENTRALS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Malabon Sugar Co.—Hong Kong and Philippine Sugar Association—316,

Shanghai Bank Building Regina Building

Mount Arayat Sugar Co.—31, Hogar Philippine Sugar Estates Develop-

ment Co.—246, Anda, Intr.

Building

North Negros Sugar Co.—Chaco Roxas y Compania—719, Echague

Building, Binondo San Carlos Milling Co.—Chaco

Building, Binondo

Nueva Ecija Sugar Mills.—408, Luiz

Perez Samanilie Building Sugar Centrals Agency—Masonic

Temple

Ormoc Sugar Co., Inc.—216, Tanduay Talisay-,Silay Milling Co., Inc.—3,

Masonic Temple, Binond'o

Pampanga Sugar Development Co., Victoria Milling Co., Inc.—Chaco

Ltd.—Masonic Temple Building, Binondo

Pampanga Sugar Mills—407, National Welch-Fairchild, Ltd.—321, Regina

City Bank Building Building

Philippine Milling Co.—218, Luiz Ynchausti & Co.—801, M. de la Indua-

Perez Samanillo Building tria

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

BIO TIN MINES IN MAYAYA

TJrN MINES IN MALAYA

Ampang Tin Co., Ltd., The—4th Bukit Kandan Tin Syndicate, Ltd

Mile, Ampang Road, Ampang —Tronoh, Perak

Anglo-Malayan Tin, Ltd.—Rawang, Burma Malaya Tin, Ltd.—c/o Evatt

Selangor & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Anglo-Siamese Tin Syndicate—South Changket Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Siam Rawang, Selangor

Assam KitmbaNg Tin Deedging, Ltd. Chemor River Tin, Ltd.—Chemor,

—Taiping, Perak; Cable Ad: Aust- Kinta, Perak

malay Chendai Consolidated, Ltd.—Meng-

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd.—Taiping, lembu, Perak

Perak Chenderiang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Ayer Hangat Syndicate, Ltd.—Ben- Chenderiang, Perak

tong, Pahang Chim Lee Tin Mining Co.—254, Batu

Road, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor.

Ayer Weng (Rahman) Development

and Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Betong, Consolidated Tin Mines of Burma,

Siam Ltd.—P.O. Box 199, Rangoon;

Cable Ad: Stanniebur

Bakau Tin, Ltd.—Kuala Kubu, Ulu

Selangor Fan Fatt Tin Mine—Tronoh, Perak

Ban Sen Kongsi—Postal Ad: Foo Foo Nyit Tse Hydraulic Mine—3rd

Nyit Tse, 321 and 323, Lahat Road, Mile, Jelapang Road, Chemor,

Falim Village, Ipon, Perak F.M.S

Bangrin Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Fook Hum Nam Kongsi—Foo Nyit

Renong, West Coast, Siam Tse, 32il and 323, Lahat Roal,

Falim Village, Ipoh

Batang Padang Dredging Co., Ltd.

—Bidor, Perak Freda Tin Mining Co., Ltd.—Bundi,

Kemaman

Batu Caves Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.— Glimau Tin, Ltd.—Jelebu, Negri

Batu Caves, Selangor Sembilan

Batu Selangor Tin Dredging Co., Gopeng Consolidated, Ltd.—Gopeng,

Ltd.—Batu, Selangor; Cable Ad : Perak

Henggeler

Benang Star Tin, Ltd.—P.O. Box Heawood Tin & Rubber Estate,

136, Ipoh, Perak Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Perak

Buicrr Arang Tin, Ltd.—Ulu Langat, Hitam Tin, Ltd.—Kroh, Upper

Selangor Perak

Bukit Ibu (Bandar) Tin, Ltd.— Hong Kong Tin, Ltd.—Puchong,

Baling, Kedah Selangor

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

TIN MINES IN MALAYA BlI

Idius Hydraulic, Ltd. — Kampar, Kinta

Perak

Tin Mines, Ltd.—Gopeng,

Perak

Ipoh Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Lahat, Klang River Tin Dredging Co.,.

Perak Ltd.—Petaling, Selangor

Jelapang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—-Taii- Kopah Tin, N. L.—Takuapa, Siam

ping, Perak Kramat Pulai, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak

Jelebu Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Kuala Kramat Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Klawang, Negri Sembilan Rawang, Selangor

Johan Tin Dredging, (Ltd.—Papan, Kuala Kampar Tin Fields, Ltd.—

Perak Rawang, Selangor

Kajang Kemaman (1926), Ltd.— Kuala Kerling Tin Dredging—Ker-

Kemaman, Trengganu ling, Ulu Eelangor

Kampar Kiri Coalfields Midden Kuala Lumpur Tin N. L.—Kuala

Sumatra H. M.—Pakan Baroe, Lumpur (Kalumpang)

Sumatra

Kampar Malaya Tin Dredging, Ltd. Kuohai Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Petaling, Selangor

Kaparm Perak

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging, Kundang Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Ltd.—Taiping, Perak; Cable Ad: Rawang, Selangor

Kampong Lanjut Tin Dredging, Ltd. Lahat

Perak

Mines, Ltd., The—Lahat,

—Rawang, Selangor

Kamra Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Puke-t, Larut

Perak

Tin Fields, Ltd.—Taiping,

West Siam: Cable Ad: Kamra

Kamunttng Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Lean Fatt Mining Kongsi—Kampar,

Kamunting Perak

Katu Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Buket, Lingui Tin, Ltd.—Kota Tinggi,

West Siam; Cable Ad: Katudre Johore

Kay (Kinta) Ltd. Tin Mines - Lower Perak Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Menglembu, Perak Tanjong Tuakong, Perak

Kent (F.M.S.) Tin Dredging, Ltd. Lukut Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Port

—Batu Caves, Selangor Dickson

Kepong Dredging Co., Ltd.—Kepong, Malay States Tin, Ltd.—4th Mile,

Selangor Ampang Road, Ampang, Selangor

Kepong Tin, Ltd.—Kepong, Selangor Malaya Consolidated Tin Dredging

Kinta Kellas Tin Dredging Co., Co., (Ltd.—Selangor

(Ltd.—Batu Gajab, Perak

Malayan Collieries, Ltd.—Hong

Kinta Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—Ba- Kong & Shanghai Bank Buildings,

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Arang

tu Gajah, Perak

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EASr

B12 TIN MINES IN MALAYA

Malayan Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Batu Pengkalen, Ltd.—Lahat, Perak

Gajah, Perak

Pertang Mines—Pertang, Jelebu,

Malayan Tinfields, Ltd.—c/o Guth- bfegri Sembilan

rie & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Petaling

gor Tin, Ltd.—Petaling, Selan-

Malaysiam Tin, Ltd.—Tanjong Ram-

butan, Perak

Poh Tuck Kongsi (Sungei Besi)—

Malim Nawar Tin, (Ltd.—Rawang, Chop Tuck Heng Loong, 29, Birch

SMangor Road, Kuala Lumpur

Mawbau Tin;, Ltd.—Mambau, Negri Pong Mine—Takuapa Siam; Cable

Sembilan Ad : Asiatic

Man Yik Hydraulic Mines (Sempan) Puchong Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai-

—Sempan Valley, Tras. ping, Perak

Menglembu Lode Mining Co., Ltd.— Pungah Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai-

Menglembu, Perak ping, Perak

Murai Tin, (Ltd.—Bentong, Pahang Fusing Rubber and Tin, Ltd.—

Nawang Pet Tin, Ltd.—Rompibon, Fusing Mines, Fusing, Perak

Southern Siam Puteh Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

New Chendrong Wolfram Mines— Ampang, Selangor

Kemaman, Trengganu Rahman

Nippon Mining Co., Ltd.—Dunigan, Upper Hydraulic

Perak Tin, Ltd.—Intan,

Trengganu

Rajah Perak Tin, Ltd.—98, Belfield

North Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Street, Ipoh

Ltd.—Belau Valley, Negri Sembilan Ramasamy Tin Mines—Ampang,

Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd.— Kuala Lumpur

Pahang Rambutan, Ltd.—Tanjong Rambutan,

Panaga River Tin Concessions, Ltd. Perak

—Kamunting, Perak Rantau Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Paroi Tin Dredging, Ltd —Serem- Kuala Sawah, via Seremban, Negri

ban, Negri Sembilan Sembilan

Pattani Tin, Ltd.—Na Pradu, South Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Co.,

Siam N. L.—Sichon, Southern Siam

Pegang Prospecting Co., Ltd.—Flora Rawang Concessions, Ltd.—Rawang,

Villa, Lahat Road, Ipoh, Perak Selangor

Pelarit Tin, Ltd—Perlis; Cable Ad: Rawang Tin Fields, Ltd.—Rawang,

Pellarittin Selangor

Penawat (Malaya) Tin Dredging Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak Rasa, Selangor

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

TIN MINES IN MALAYA B13

Renong Valley Mining Co., Ltd.— 1 Taiping Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.—

Renong, Siam|VIOOJV/’ fadping, Perak

Ronpijon Tin, N. L.—Ronpibon, via Takuapa Valley Tin Dredging, N. L.

Penang r-^Takuapa,. Western Siam

Selangor Tin, Ltd.—Kuala Lumpur, Talam Mines, Ltd.—Kampar, Perak

Selangor

Seminyih Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Talerng Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Ron-

pibom, Southern Siam

Seminyih, Selangor

Seremban, Ltd.—Seremban, Negri Tanjong Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Batu

Gajah, Perak

Sembilan

Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.— Tarua Tin, Ltd.—Banna Station,

Penang; Cable Ad: Sdtinsind Bandon, Siam

Si one Tin (F.M.S.), Ltd.—Batu Tavoy Tin Dredging Corpn., Ltd.—

Caves, Selangor Tavoy, Lower Burma

Siput Tin Co., Ltd.—Sungei Siput, Tekka, Ltd.—Kampong iKepayang,

Perak Perak

South Siam Mining Co., Ltd.—1-3, Tekka Taiping, Did.—Taiping, Perak

Cahroen Krung Road, Bangkok

South Taiping Tin Dredging Co. Temengor Tin Mining Co., Ltd.—

(1922), Ltd.—33, Beach Street, Grik, Upper Perak

Panang

Southern Kampar Tin Dredging, Temoh Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Temoh,

Batang Padang, Perak

Ltd.—Tanjooig Tualang, Perak

Southern Malayan Tin Dredging, Thabawlkik Tin Dredging, Ltd.—

Taiping, Perak

Ltd.—Batu Gajah, Perak

Southern Perak Dredging, Ltd.— Telok Kruin Tin, Ltd.—Ipoh, Perak

Temoh, Perak Tong Chow Tin Mining Co.—Chen-

Southern Tronoh Tin Dredging, deriang, Perak

Ltd.—Tanjong Tualang, Perak

Tqngkah Harbour Tin Dredging

Sungei Ayam Tin Mines—Kuala ' Co., X. L.—Perak

Kemaman, Trengganu

Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging, Ltd.— Tronoh Mines, Ltd.—Tronoh, Perak

P.O. Box 106, Ipoh Ulu Klang Tin, Ltd.—Ulu Klang,

Sungei Merbah Mine—Sungei Besi, Selangor, F.M.S.

Selangor Ulu Pahang, Ltd.—Raub, Pahang

Sungei Muntoh Mines—Titi, Jelebu, Ulu Piah Co., Ltd —Tambun, Perak

Negri Sembdan

Sungei Way Dredging, Ltd.—Sungei Ulu Yam Tin Dredging, Ltd.—Tai-

Way, Selangor ping, Perak

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

R14 LIST OF FACT' ‘RIES IN HONG KONG

HONG KONG AND KOWLOON FACTORIES

List of Factories in Hong Kong

{List of Factories in Kowloon, Kong Kong B26)

AERATED WATERS COAL

Connaught Aerated Water Co.—57, Kwong King Coal Egg Co.—451,

Queen’s Road East Lockhart Road

Watson & Co., A.S.—Watson Road,

North Point CONFECTIONERY

BATTERIES (DRY) Ching Loong Chan Bakery-^41,

Queen’s Road East

Kai It Battery Co.—12-16, Davis

Street Chung Fat Biscuit Co.—212-4, Hen-

nessy Road

Paul Battery Co.—1-3, Glass Street

Foo Heung Sweets Co.—200-202,

Yiu Tung Battery Co.—20, Belchers Hollywood Road

Street

Great China Sweets Co.—32, Pok-

BULBS fulam Road

Kwong Wah Electric Bulb Co.—15-17, Hang Loong Bakery—89-93, Queen’s

Yiu Wah Street Road West

BUTTONS Ki Kee Sweets Co.—9, Po Yan Street

Dah Chung Button Factory—25-31, Lane, Crawford, Ltd. (Bakery)—

Nam On Street H.K. Hotel Garage, Stubbs Road

CEMENT & CEMENT TILES On Lok Yuen Confectionery, Ltd.—

Whitfield

Yuen Cheong Cement Tile Co.—I. L. Raver Sweets Co.—81, Jaffe Road

2382, Rear of 176, Tung Lo Wan

Road

San Diego Confectionery Co.—3 & .19,

CHEMICALS Lun Fat Street

Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.—Kennedy San & Co., M. P.—49-61, Electric

Town Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST,

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG Bl5

Shet Fa Fee Sweets Co.—480, Lock- Kwong Hing Chromium Plating Co.

—6, Whitfield Road

hart Road

The Favour C6.—507, Queen’s Road Kwong Hing Electro-plating Co.—

9-12, O’Brien Road

West

Tsun Tsun Confectionery Co.—3-7, Kwong Wah Electro-plAting Co.—5,

Ship Street Matheson Street

Y'ing Wah Biscuit Co.—519, Queen’s Kwong Wing Electro-plating Co.—

Road West 62, Electric Road

iftiN Chun Chai Sweets Co.—248, Lee On Electro-plating Co.—447,

Queen’s Road West Hennessy Road

COTTON QUILTS Nam Chung Electro-plating Co.—234,

Gloucester Road

Dai Ying Cotton Quilt Co.—457,

Lockhart Road Nam Kwq]S[g Electro-plating Co.—25,

Yiu Wah Street

Koon. Nam Wah Cotton Co.—274,

Lockhart Road Nam Kwong Hing Kee Electro-

plating Co.—29, Yiu Wah Street

Man Hing Cotton Quilt Co.—14,

Canal Road West Sing Chow Electro-plating Co.—7-9,

King Ming Road

ELECTRO-PLATING

ENGINEERING

CheungJ Shing Electro-plating . Co. —

12-14, Whitfield Road Don well & Co., Ltd.—Godown at

Rear of Powell’s Bldg.

Chung Nam Electro-plating Co.—153,

King’s Road Hip Cheong Engineering Co.—8, Li

Great Canton Electro-plating Co.— Yuen Street East

12, Tai Wong Street East Hung Hang Engineering Co. - 300,

Lockhart Road

Hop Hing Electro-plating Co.—50,

Tang Lung Street Kung Cheong Engineering Co.—240,

Des Yoeux Road West

Jack & Co., Iytd., Wm. C. (Henley

Electro-plating & Mechanical Co.) Kwong On Engineering Co.—1-3,

—19, Tai Wong Street East Bowrington Road

Kam Yuen Electro-plating Co.— Sun Chung Hing Engineering Co.—

25-27, Belcher’s Street 301, Lockhart Road

Kwong Chow Electro-plating Co.— Tung Hung Engine Works—44, Bel-

Shaukiwan I. L. 527 chers Street

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Bl6 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Tung Tai Engineering Co., Ltd.—10, GAS MASKS

Whitfield

Yuet Sang Engineering Co.—171, Kien Man Rubber Manufactort—28,

Belchers Street

Queen’s Road East

FEATHERS GLASS & MIRRORS

Northern Feather Works—165, Bel- Bow Jeu Glass Co.—11, Belchers

chers Street Street

Tak Cheong Feather Works—2, Hing Corney & Co., Ltd.—9, Causeway

Fat Street Bay Road

Wah Yeung Feather Co.—1, Sands Hang Lee Glass Factory—S.I.L. 549,

Street Alrich Street

FLOUR MILLS Hip Oheong Glass Co.—14, Causeway

Choi Hop King Vermicelli Co.—12, Bay Road

Shan Ming Street Aplichau Hop On Cheong Glass Co.—28, Smith-

Wing Choi Yuen Flour Mill—137, field, Kennedy Town

Gloucester Road

Kwong Sang Hong—Whitfield

Yee Tack' FloVr Mill—1, Factory

Street Lam Shing Kee Mirror Co.—120,

FURNITURE Queen’s Road West

Artland Camphorwood Trunk Co.— LamQueen’sWang Loong Glass Co.—109,

Road East

15-17, Yat Fu Lane

China Camphorwood Trunk Co.—4-6, Ngai Wah Glass Co.—I. L. 470, Great

Blacksmith’s Lane George Street

Lane, Crawford Furniture Co.—1, San Po King Glass Co.—195-201,

Cross Lane, Wanchai King’s Road

Majestic Camphorwood Trunk Co.— GREEN PEAS

1-6, Lee Garden, North Portion

Nee Wah Tseng Furniture Co.—4, 89, Bonham Wo

Kwong Yick Pea Sorting Co.—

Strand East

Jone Street

Wah On Furniture Co.—I. L. 470, SzeBelchers

Chan Pea Sorting Co.—10-12,

Street

Great George Street

Ytee Sang Tai Sing Kee Furniture Wing Wah Green Pea Co.—300, Dee

Co.—383, Lockhart Road Voeux Road West

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG Bl7

GUNNY BAGS INK

Davie Boag & Co., Ltd.—Quarry Bay Fei Hang Printing Ink Co.—62,

Graham Street

HANDKERCHIEFS & GARTERS

Kwong Wah Printing Ink Co.—141,

Cheong Hinq Co —99, Jervois Street, Lockhart Road

2nd & 3rd Floors

Yee Lung Printing Ink Co.—5, Tin

Fung Hang Handkerchief Co.—20, Lok Lane

Burd Street

IVORY WARES

Tack Hing Handkerchief Co.—47,

Gough Street Wah Hing Ivory Ware Co.—375,

Lockhart Road, 2nd & 3rd Floors

Welted Mfg. Co.—25-26, Fleming

Road KNITTING

HATS

Fan Wing Knitting Co.—3A, Castle

Ling Nam Cork Hat Co.—2, Kau U Road

Fong K. Hing Knitting Co.—1, Anton

Street

Mee Wq Cork Co -404-6, Hennessy

Road Lai Chee Knitting Co.—23-26, South

Lane

Tai Tung JIat Co.—30, Hill Road

Wei San Knitting Co.—Causeway

Tung Fong Hat Co.—14. Gough Bay

Street

LAUNDRY

Tung Wah Hat Co.—3-6, Kau U Fong China Dry Cleaning Co.—107, Queen’s

Road West

ICE

Chung Wah Steam Laundry Co.—9,

Chuen Hing Ice Co.—219-221, Main Tin Lok Lane

Street West, Saiwanho Ever New Cleaning & Dyeing Co.—

303, Main Street, Shaukiwan West

Friesland Ice Cream & Cold Storage

Co., Ltd.—101-3, Hennessy Road Wah KeungRoadSteam Laundry—205,

Johnston

Kenne Ice Factory—Godown No. F6,

Catchick Street LEATHER & TANNERIES

Wai Sun Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—3-5, Cheung Hing Fibre Bag Co.—21,

Wai San Lane South Lane

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B18: LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Shanghai Central Leather Ware Shewan Tomes & Go. -104-6, Belchers

Co.—140, Gloucester Road Street

Wah Ying Leather Goons Co.—342, Tung Fook Battery Case Co.—58-60,

Percival Street

Des Voeux Road West

Woo Kee Leather Goods Manufactory Weaver Metal Window Co., Ltd.—6,

—302 Des Voeux Road West and 10, Catchick Street

Lai On Lane

World Wardrobe & Cabinet Trunk Wing Fat Metal Ware Co.—112,

Tung Lo Wan Road

Co.—169-170, Gloucester Road

MAT GRASS ROPE Yu Chung Brass Tap Co.—I. L. 3504,

North Point

Wo Shing Mat Co.—12, Sai Yuen Yung Tack Cheung Metal Ware Co.—

Lane 4, Tang Lung Street

MEDICINE MILK

Chan Li Chai Medicine Pill Co.— Dairy Farm Ice & Cold Storage Co.,

155-163, Belchers Street Ltd.—East Point

Po Sum On Medicine Oil Co.—162, MOSQUITO STICKS

Tung Lo Wan Road

Sine Laboratory Co., Ltd.—68-74. Hong Kong Mosquito Stick Co.—

142-8, Main Street, Aplichau

Marble Road

Yee Tin Tong Medical & Perfumery NEWSPAPERS

Manufactory—12, Hill Road

China Mail—Windsor House, Des Vceux

METAL WARES Road Central

Chiap Hua Manufacturing Co.—At RoadChiang

Chu Jih Pao—26, Connaught

Central

Rear of 154, Tung Lo Wan Road

Chung Wah Metal Ware Co.—4, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.—15-19,

Queen’s Road Central

Gordon Road

Diaward Steel Works Factory—32, Hong Road

Kong Nippo Sha—58, Hennessy

Davis Street

Foong Yuan Company Works—70, Hong Street

Kong Nippo Sha—1, Gresson

Electric Road

Ngai Yick Metal Ware Co.—12, Ship Hong Kong Sunday Herald—Windsor

House, Des Voeux Road Central

Street

Po Kwong Metal Ware Co.—9, Ship Hong Kong Telegraph—3, Wyndham

Street Street

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG Bl9

Industrial & Commercial Daily PAINT

Press, Ltd.—43-45, Des Voeux Road

Central Island Paint Co.—2, Lau Li Street

Nam Chung Po, Ltd.—108, Hollywood National Lacquer & Paint Co., Ltd.—

Road, 1st Floor I. L. 3536, Shaukiwan Road

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—3A,

Wyndham Street PAPER BOXES

Overseas Chinese Daily News, Ltd.— Foo Hing Cardboard Box Co.—15fc-

110, Hollywood Rood 154, Belchers Street

Sing Tao Jih Pao—177, Wanchai Shanghai Cardboard Box Co.—348,

Road Lockhart Road

South China Morning Post, Ltd.—3, PEANUT OIL

Wyndham Street

Ta Kung Newspaper & Printing Hang Fat Oil Manufacturer—S.K.

W.L. 526, Praya, Saiwanho

Co.—33, Queen’s Road Central

Tai Kwong Newspaper Printing Co. PERFUMERY

—1 & 5, Lee Yuen Street West

Bakilly Co. (Perfumes)— 203, King’s

Tin Yin Yat Po, Ltd.—39, Des Voeux Road

Road Central

E. U. Perfumery Co.—467-9, Hennessy

Tsun Wan Yat Po—49-51, Gough Road

Street

Kwong Sang Hong (Perfumery)—

Wah Tsz Yat Po, Ltd.—10, Welling- 296A-298, Hennessy Road

ton Street

Sincere Co., Ltd. (Perfumery)—30,

NOODLES Davis Street

Sam Man Noodle Co.—570, Queen’s South China Perfumery Co.—368-370,

Lockhart Road

Road West

ORE REFINERY Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S. (Per-

fumery)—Watson Road, North Point

Din Kwong Graphite Co.—6, Gordan Wo Ping Perfumery Co.—578-580,

Road Queen’s Road West

Hoi Sing Manganese Refinery—30-32,

Whitfield Road PETROLEUM

Kwong Man Cheong Wolfram Co.— Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.—

26, Connaught Road Central North Point

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m LIST . OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

PRESERVES Corona Printing Press—99, Thomson

Road

Cheung Fax Canned Goods Co.—528, Corona Printing Press—212-4, Wan-

Queen’s Road West chai Road, Basements

Continental Com. Canneby Co.—1, Dah Tung Book Co., Ltd.—12-14,

Wing Hing Street Praya, Kennedy Town

PRINTING Dah Tung Book Co., Ltd. (Branch)—

Asia Lith. Pbinting Press—I. L. 308, Des Voeux Road West

2366, King’s Road Dayeh Engraving & Printing Co.,

Central Printing Co,—125, Thomson Ltd.—3, Sai On Lane

Road Empire Printing Co., Ltd. 26-40,

Central Printing Office—23, D’Agui- Lockhart Road

lar Street Fair Printing Co.—1, Thomson Road

Che San Printing Co.—30, Lee Yuen

Street West Globe Lithographic Press—186, Johns-

ton Road

Chee Cheong Printing Co.—8, Bur- Good Friend Printers—136, Holly-

rows Street wood Road

China Commercial Press Co.—107, Hing Man Printing Co.—255, Lock-

Lockhart Road hart Road

China Development Printing Co.— Hing Shing Printing Co.—11, Gough

694, King’s Road Street

China Printing Co.—Restaurant Hong Kong Embossing Co.—360,

Bldg., Ming Yuen Garden Lockhart Road

China Publishers Co.—49, Hollywood Hung Fat Printing Press—53-61,

Road Chun Yeung Street

Chiu Yeung Ming Kok Lithographic Hung Sang Printing Co.—377-0,

Co.—12, Sai On Lane Hennessy Road

Chung Wo Lithographic Co.—15, International Commercial Printing

Chung Ching Street Press—I. L. 3540, Marble Road

Commercial Press, Ltd.—I. L. 2918, Keung Ah Printing Co.—32, Square

Shaukiwan Road Street

Connaught Printing Press—1-A, Keung Wah Printing Press—134,

Stanley Street Hollywood Road

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I AST- OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B21

Kinson Printing Press—7, Shin Sam Yan Printing Co.—20, Li Yuen

Hing Street Street East

Kwong An Card Mfg. Cd., Ltd.—155- San Kee Printing Co.—23, Praya,

161, King’s Read Kennedy Town

Kwong Hang Printing Co.—-186-8, Shek Wa Tong Printing Press—17-

Hennessy Road 21, Gough Street

Kwong Man Printing Co.—261, Shing Hing Printing C°;—13, Gough

Lockhart Road Street

Kwong Tai Printing Co.—9, Lan Sing Hing Printing Press—28,

Kwai Fong Cochrane Street

Local Printing Press, Ltd.—13, Standard Press, Ltd.—8-B, Duddell

Duddell Street Street

Man Chung Printing Co.—231, Lock- St. Louis Industrial School—179,

hart Road Third Street

Man Hing Printing Co.—26, Stanley Sun Hing Printing Press—86, Wei

Street lington Street

Man Kwong Printing Co.—23-27, Tai Luk Printing Co.—35, Lyndhurst

Lyndhurst Terrace, Basements Terrace, Basement

Man Po Lau Printing Co.—572,

Queen’s Road West Tai Ping Printing Co.—37, Holly-

wood Road

Man Sun Printing Co—158, Holly- Tak Fat Printing Co.—38, Hollywood

wood Road Road

Mee Chow Lithographers—1, Chiu Tin Chan Lithographers—592-6,

Kwong Street

Queen’s Road West

Mercantile Printing Press Co.—447-

453, Lockhart Road Tungar Press Co., Ltd.—I. L. 3538,

North Point

Nam King Printing Co.—408-410,

Lockhart Road Tung Hing Wo Printing Co.—13,

Wing Wah Lane

Noronha & Co.—5 <5i 6, Duddell Street

Wah Nam Printing Co.—424-30, Lock-

On Kee Printing Co.—5, Shin Hing hart Road

Street

Wai Yat Printing Co.—482-4, Lock-

Sai Kai Printers—4, Gage Street hart Road

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B22 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Wilson Printing Press—23-5, Lee RADIO

Yuen Street West

Premier Radio Co.—6, Luard Road

Wing Fat Printing Co.—3, Hing Fat

Street RATTAN

Wing Kee Press—11, Lee Yuen Street Kwong Hang Rattan Co.—1, Fuk

West Yuen Street, Shaukiwan

Wing Kwong Lithographing Co.—4, 6 & Mau Chong Rattan Co.—1-9, Li Po

10, Lun Fat Street Lung Terrace

Winsome Printing Co.—54-6, Lynd- ROPE

hurst Terrace

Hong Kong Rope Mfg. Co., Ltd.—

Yam Wing Hing Press—5, Gough Kennedy Town

St reel

RUBBER SHOES

Yat Sun Printing Co., Did.—14 & 15,

Li Yuen Street East Fung Keong Rubber Co.—3, Main

Street West, Shaukiwan

Yat Sun Printing Co.—248-52,

Electric Road Hong Kong Rubber Manufactory,

Ltd.—8, New Praya, K. T.

Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd.—China

Building, Basement SANDAL WOOD POWDER, GYSUM

POWER, &c.

Yee Hing Printing Co.—72, Holly-

wood Road Forest Palace Manufactory—10, Lun-

dale Street

PUBLIC UTILITIES

SESAMUM SEEDS

Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.— China Sesame Seed Refinery—Near

Des Voeux Road West S.I.L. 495, Island Road, Shaukiwan

Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.— SHIP-BUILDING & REPAIRING

North Point

Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd. A. King—Causeway Bay

(Meter Dept.)—North Point, M. L.

321 Aberdeen Dock—Aberdeen

Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.-7, Taikoo Dockyard & Eng. Co., Ltd.—

Duddell Street, 1st Floor Quarry Bay

Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd.—Russell Tam Tsun Boiler Maker, etc.—163.

Street King’s Road

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B23

SHIRTS & GARMENTS Sheung Chuk Chai Shoe Co.—177,

Hollywood Road, 2nd Floor

Kung King Shirt Co.—36, Welling- SOAP

ton Street

Sun Wah Soap

Kwong Wah Shirt Co.—88, Welling- Street, Saiwanho Co.-t-30-32, Hing Man

ton Street, 1st Floor

Kwong Wah Shirt Co.—41, Welling- Whipper

Street

Soap Co.—11-13, Wing Hing

ton Street

Kwong Wah Shirt Co.—40, Pottinger SOY

Street Tung Lee Chan Sauce Co.—200-212,

Mee Woo Shirt Co.—4, Cochrane Main Street, Shaukiwan West

Street SUGAR

Mee Yee Shirt Co.—1-D, 1-E, Stanley

Street Sun Lee Sugar Co.—S.K.W.L. 551,

Shaukiwan West

Mow Kie Dress Makers—1, Stanley

Street, 3rd & 4th Floors Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.—

Quarry Bay

National Shirt Mfg. Co.—13-16,

Fleming Road TEA PACKING & COLOURING

Ping Kee Dress Makers—6, Fu Hua Trading Co.—50, Praya,

D'Aguilar Street, 2nd Floor Kennedy Town

Tack Lee Shirt Co.—46, Cochrane Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.-734,

Street King’s Road

Tung King Shirt Co.—21-23, Gage Robert Anderson & Co.—438-440, Dea

Street Voeux Road West, 2nd Floor

Yu Yuen Shirt & Underwear Co.— THREAD

6A, Kau U Fong

SHOES Asia Sewing Thread Co.—65, Lock-

hart Road

Canada Machinery Shoe Co.—24, TIMBER

Stanley Street

Italy Shoe Co.—38, Wellington Street Chee Shing Sawmill—310, Des Voeux

Road West

Sheung Chuk Chai Shoe Co—171, Hang Yick Timber Mill—I. L. 469,

Hollywood Road Great George Street

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B24 LIST OF FACTORIES IN tfONG KONG

Hing Loong Saw Mill—4, French Tung Yuen Hop Kee Tin Can Co.—

12-16, Russell Street

Street

Hop Shing Loong Sawmill—336-340, Yue Ying Tin Box Co.—281-3, Hen-

Lockhart Road nessy Road

Kwong Hing Saw Mill—9, Kwong Yue Ying Tin Box Co.—8, Cross Lane

Yuen Street West

Kwong Tai Saw Mill—19, Whitfield TOBACCO

Road British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—Glou-

Nam Hing Loong Timber Mill—56-A, cester Road, I. L. 2833, Section A

Belchers Street

Great Eastern Cigar Co.—2, Po Yee

Sham Mow Timber Saw Mill, Ltd.— Street, 1st, 2nd & 3rd Floors

I. L. 2836, Percival Street

Lai Chuen Cigar Co.—122, Welling-

Tai Shing Saw Mill—1, Chung ton Street, 2nd Floor

Ching Street

M.ee Tai Cigar Co.—36, Cochrane

Wing Seng Long Saw Mill—22-28, Street, 1st Floor

Belchers Street

Wing Tai Cheung Co., Ltd.—376, Nan Yang Bros. Totacco Co., Ltd.—

271, Wanchai Road

Lockhart Road

TIN CAN MAKING Po Lan Tobacco Co.—160, Hollywood

Road

Cheong. Hing Wo Can Co.—404, Des Tat Cheong Cigar Co.—344, Queen's

Voeux Road West Road West, 1st Floor

China Can Co., Ltd.—I. L. 525, Wah Yan Tobacco Co.—12, Sai On

Shaukiwan Lane

Hong Kong Can Co.—Ill, Wan- TORCHES

chai Road

Cheong On

Kam Wah Tin Can Co.—74, Lockhart Nam On Street, Metal Works—1 k 3,

Road Shaukiwan

Luen Sheung Tin Can Co.—6, Chung Cheong Shing Torch Co.—4, Wing

Ching Street Hing Street

On Shing Loong Tin Can Co.—192, Chung

Road

Nam Torch Co.—165, King’s

Third Street

Tack Cheung Tin Can Co.—56, Rus- Kam Yuen Torch Co.—262-4, Electric

sell Street Road

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B25

Ling Nam Hardware Mfg. Co.—187, VERMILLION & WHITE LEAD

King’s Road

Sei Yick White Lead Co.—9, Nam

Ming Wah Metal Works—I. L. 3538, On Fong, Shaukiwan

North Point

Yan Wo Vermillion Co.—1, Hing Fat

Nam Shing Manufactory—3-13, Yiu Street

Wa Street

WATER PIPES

Nan King Flashlight Co.—64-71, Tai

Shek Street, Shaukiwan West Lee Yu Kee Water Pipe Co.—97,

Thomson Road

Sing Chow Electric Co.—M. L. 396, WEAVING

Watson Road

Star Flashlight Factory—55, Leigh- 164, Belchers Shing

Kwong Tack

Street

Weaving Co.—

ton Hill Road

Ngai Shing Towel Co.—384, Queen’s

Sun Flashlight Co.—425-431, King’s Road West

Road

MISCELLANEOUS

United Flashlight Co.—348, Hen-

nessy Road Chung Kwok Brass Sheet Mill—M.

L. 396, Watson Road, Causeway Bay

Victoria Flashlight Co.—11, Flem-

ing Road Dairy Farm Ice & Cold Storage Co.,

Ltd.—2, Lower Albert Road

Wing Tung Torch Co.—20, Belchers

Street Hong Kong Nail Factory—I. L. 3539,

Java Road

TWINE Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—

Godown, Great George Street

Tinlywo Twine Co.—152-156, Tung Lee Kwan Factory (Bleaching

Lo Wan Road, 2nd Floor Powder)—2, Whitfield Road

UMBRELLA & UMBRELLA Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd.—34,

STICKS Belchers Street

Hip Hing Loong Umbrella Stick Co. Powell Industrial Co. (Bakerlite)—

698-700, King’s Road

—9, Fuk Sau Lane

VACUUM FLASKS Tsang Fook Piano Co.—I. L. 2845,

Shaukiwan Rood

Great China Vacuum Bottle Co.—176, Vannini & Co., A.—147, Electric

Jaffe Road Road

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

List of Factories in Kowloon

AERATED WATERS Treat Fair Battery Co.;—101, Port-

land Street

Britannia Aerated Water Co.—53, True Light Battery Co.—K.I.L.

Tai Po Road 2501, Bedford Road

BATTERIES Wah Nam Battery Co.—19-25, Pine

Street

Brighty Battery Co.—805, Canton

Road BREWERS & DISTILLERS

Everlite Battery Co.—368-370, Re-

clamation Street ILK. Brewery & Distillery Co.—

Castle Peak Road

Hing Wah Battery Co.—K. I. L.

3099, Mong Kok Road BRICK WORKS

Hong Kong Battery Co.—67, Oak Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—32, Con-

naught Road Central

Street

Kwong Tung Battery Co.—93 & 97, Keen Sang Brick Works—Castle

Yu Chau Street Peak

Mansion Battery Co.—851, Canton BULBS

Road

Everlite Electric Lamp Mfg. Co.—

Merry Battery Co.—81-85, Oak Street 358-362, Portland Street

Merry Battery Co. (Branch)—95, Nam Kwong Electric Bulb Co.—228,

Temple Street

Oak Street

Phielban Battery Go.—69-71, Oak Star Electric Bulb Co.—236 & 242,

Street Hai Tan Street

Po Chiu Battery Co.—376 388, Re- To Keung Co.—K.I.L. 1724, Prince

el amation Street Edward Road

Sai Kai Battery Co.—1, Pitt Street BUTTONS

Standard Electric Co.—89-91, Oak China Button Co.—Ill, Prince Ed-

Street ward Road

Tai Yeung Battery Co.—77-79, Oak Chung Kwok Button Co.—146, Fa

Street

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B27

Law Kam Kek Button Co.—88, Fuk CONFECTIONERY

Wing Street, 1st Floor

China Products Co.—74, Shantung

Wah Hing Button Co.—114. Lai Chi Street

Kok Road

Wah Sang Button Co.—164, Cheung Ching Loong Bakery

838, Canton Road (2nd Branch)—

Sha Wan Road

CARBON STICKS Garden Confectionery Co.—186-192,

Apliu Street

Kwong Tung Carbon Stick Co.— Leung Hing Wah Sweets Co.—17-19,

K.I.L. 5730, Shek Kip Mei Village Cheung Sha Wan Road

South China Carbon Stick Co.— M. Ping San Confectionery Co.—

K.M.L. 73, To Kwa Wan Road N.K.I.L. 1146, Un Chau Street

CEMENT & CEMENT TILES Mulled Sweets Co.—234, Yu Chau

Street

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Hok

Un New Life Confectionery & Biscuit

Co.—282-4, Ki Lung Street

Sam Choi Cement Tile Co.—176, Yee

Kuk Street Shuet Fai Fai Confectionery Co.—

143-145 Kiukiang Street

CHEMICALS

Tang Sze Sweets Co.—73-77, Kwei-

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co.— lin Street

Te Kwa Wan

Top Notch Confectionery Co.—49,

CLOTH PRINTING Tung Choi Street

Chung Yuen Silk Printing Co.— Wing Cheong Sweets Co.—388, Port-

222-4, Ma Tau Wei Road land Street

Kwok Kwong Cloth Rolling & CRACKERS

Pressing Co.—5, Nam Kwok Road

Wing Ngai Dyeing & Printing Cloth Kwong Man Loong Cracker Co.—70,

Pak Tai Street

Co.—3, Yu Chau Street

CONCRETE PRODUCTS DYEING

Concrete Products, Ltd.—K.I.L. No. Ching Cheono Dyeing Co.—K.I.L.

776, Po Kong Village

1992, Ma Tau Kok Road

South China Splncrete Co., Ltd.— Fook Wing Dyeing Co.—33, Un Chau

Street

Gillies Avenue

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Look Wing Dyeing Co.—Lats 994-5, Hip Loong Electroplating Co.—107,

Po On Road Prince Edward Road

Fung Cheong Shun Dyeing Co.— Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C.—No. 2,

Lot 178, Sheung Un Ling, S.D.2. Praya, M. L. No. 43, Mongkok

K.C.

Hip Yau Dyeing Co.—452-4, Portland LaiNanchang

Sun Electroplating Co.—187-189,

Street

Street

Hop Kwan Loong Kee Dyeing & Lam99, Man Wah Electroplating Co.—

Fuk Wing Street

Bleaching Co.—79-81, Prince Ed-

ward Road

Reguline Plating Works—803, Can-

Hop Yick Cheung Dyeing Co.—115, ton Road

Po Kong Chuen, K.C.

Yat Chan Electroplating Co.—318,

Kam Wo Lee Dyeing Co.—85, Sai Ki Lung Street

Kung Road

Man Kwok Dyeing Co.—38, Bedford Luen Wah Electroplating Co.—56,

Fuk Wa Street

Road

Min Tai Dyeing Co.—87-89, Prince EMBROIDERY

Edward Road

Johnston, Allen & Gq.:, Ltd.—26-36,

Nan King Dyeing Co.—14-16, Kai Sai Yeung Choi Street, 1st Floor

Yan Road

On Tai Hop Kee Dyeing Co.—Lot Lily Company—27, Lung Kong Road

1797-1800, Sheung Un Ling, K.C. Shun Foofc & Co.—72, Kai Yan Road

Sun Kee Dyeing & Calandeking Co. ENGINEERING

—73, Shantung Street

Yau Tak Shing Dyeing Co.—Lot 1794, China Electric Meg. Co.—11, Wong

' Chuk Street

Sheung Un' Ling, K.C.

Yuen King Dyeing Co.—82-86, HipTaiHing Loong Engineering Co.—

Kok Tsui, 71, Larch Street

Sheung Sha Po, K.C.

ELECTROPLATING Hip tung Wq & Co.—K.M.L. 97, Ma

Tau Kok Road

Cheung Kong Electroplating Co.— Hop Sze Engineering Co.—173-5, Fuk

35, Un Street Wah Street

Chuen Chau Metal Article Co.—62, Kung Cheong Engineering Co.—21,.

Ki Lung Street, Ground Floor Bute Street

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LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B29

Kwong Mow Loong Engineering Co. FLOUR MILLS

—78-80, Portland Street

Arculli & Sons, A.F.—9, Larch

Kwong Sang Engineering Co.— Street

K.I.L. 1218, Portland Street

Fook Hing Flour Mill—246, Castle

Lau Gee Knitting & Engineering Peak Road

Co.—129-131, Kweilin Street

Fu Lee Chuen Rice Powder Co.—

Lup Man Machinery Work Shop— 389, Kilung Street, Ground Floor

76, Prince Edward Road

Fung Man Oheong Flour Mill—59-

Man Keung Engineering Co.—608, 63, Argyle Street

Reclamation Street

Hou Sang Loong Flour Mill—11-15,

Ngai Hing Engineering Co.—8, Nel- Bute Street

son Street

Indian Stores Flour Mill—51,

Sam Ming Engineering Co.—30, Castle Peak Road

Parkes Street

Tseuno Lee Engineering Co.—5A-7, KaiMiHing Flour Mill—Rear of Tong

Road Market

Pei Ho Street

Wing On Boilermakers—K.I.L. 1719, Kwong Sun Loong Flour Mill—10-

14. Tak Ku Ling Road, Kowloon

21, Bedford Street City

Wing Yuen Woo Engineering Co.— Lee On Rice Mill—200, Tung Chau

116-8, Portland Street , Street

FACE POWDER I YuetanLeeStreet

Yuen Flour Mill—200, Hai-

Sam Fong Face Powder Co.—163-165,

Pak Tai Street and 148, Tam Kung FOUNDRIES

Road

Tim Fung Face Powder Cq.—28, Poplar Hop Yick Foundry—Anchor Street

Street

Lee Tung Wo Foundry—131-137,

Tong Yue Sang Face Powder Co.— Portland Street

187-191, Wnhu Street

Ngai

StreetCheong Foundry—31, Fuk Tsun

FEATHERS

Shing Hing Feather Works—1, Pitt Ngai Sang Foundry—K.M.L. 46,

Street Beech Street

Sing On Feather Works—19, Shum Yuen Wing Foundry—K.I.L. 2125,

Chun Strefet No. 2, Larch Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B30 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Yuet Fung Iron Foundry—225, Port- Shing Hing Lens Co.—152-156, Kiu-

land Street, Ground & 1st Floors kiang Street

FURNITURES Tung Wo Hing Glass Co.—K.M.L.

46, Beech Street

Hung Hop Camphor Wood Trunk Wah Tai Loong Glass Co.—K.M.L.

Co.—91, Lai Chi Kok Road 68. Nelson Street

Kwan Tung Cheong Camphor Wood GOURMET POWDER

Trunk Co.—64, Canton Road

Tien

Shing Lee Camphor Wood Trunk K.I.L. 4013, Chu Ve-Tsin Mfg. Co., Ltd.—

Co.—31, Canton Road Pak Tak Street

Tai Fong Camphor Trunk Co.—535- GREEN PEAS

543, Fuk Wing Street, Ground & 1st Kwong Lung Chan Green Peas Co.--

Floors 192-200, Nan Chang Street, 1st

You On Camphor Wood Trunk Co.— Floors and 198, 2nd Floor

62. Canton Road

HANDKERCHIEFS & GARTERS

GAS MASKS

Manson Manufacturing Co.—147,

Jan Hwa Industrial Co.—236-239, To Fuk Wa Street

Kwa Wan Road

Sun Sang Wood Handkerchief Co.—

Safety Industrial Co., Ltd.—N.K. 32, Poplar Street

I.L. 1969, Ngau Shi Wan

Sun Sang Wood Handkerchief Co.—

GLASS & MIRRORS 165-167, Yu Chau Street

Cheung Fat Torch Glass Co.—180, Wah Cheong Shing Handkerchief

Co.—17, Tung Choi Street

Cheung Sfaa Wan Road

Fax Wah Mirror Grinding Co.—78, HATS

Lai Chi Kok Road

China Bros. Hat Mfg. Co.—402,

Kwong Hing Loong Glass Co.— Prince Edward Road

K.I.L. 46, Pine Street

China Bros. Hat Mfg. Co. (Branch)

Kwong Tai Loong Glass Co.—K.M.L. Ground—380-386, Prince Edward Road,

46, Tai Kok Tsui & 1st Floors

Lai Wo Glass Co.—K.M.L. 46, Pine Fook Cheong Hat Co.—264, Lai Chi

Kok Road, Ground Floor

Street

Lee Hino Cheung Glass Co.—25, Fook Cheong Hat Co.—60, Nan

Tung Chau Street Chang Street, 1st & 2nd Floors

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN .HONG KONG B31

Kiu Kee Cork Hat Co.—34, Jordan Leung Wing Ning Joss Stick Co.—

Road K.I.L. 896; Beech Street

Nam Chow Cork Hat Co.—252, Sai KNITTING

Yeung Choi Street

Powell’s Hat Mfg. Co.—16, Nullah Chan Au Knitting Co.—8, Tung

Choi Street

Road

ICE Chan Ngai Knitting Co.—199, Tung

Choi Street

Shamshuipo Ice Co.—234, Tung Chau Chan Ngai Knitting Co.—52, Fuk

Street Tsun Street

INK Chan Wah Knitting Co.—10-12, Tung

Choi Street

China Ink Mfg. Co.—9, Lok Shan

Road Chap Shing Knitting Co.—60, Fuk

Wa Street

China Printing Ink Co.—38-40,

Apliii Stteet Chap Shing Knitting Co.—93, Fuk

Wing Street

Mok Kwai Hin Printing Ink Co.—

124, Cheung Sha Wan Road Chau . Ngai King Knitting Co.—4,

Ground Floor and 6-12, Whole

JOSS STICKS Houses, Pak Po Street

Chan Wing Hing Joss Stick Co.— China Knitting Co.—73, Bute Street

K.I.L. 894, Pine Street

China Name Tape Mfg. Co.—23-25,

Chan Wing Hing Joss Stick Co.— Ash Street

199-201, Lai Chi Kok Road

Ching Niu . Knitting Co.—8, Ki

Chun Cheung Wan Joss Stick Co.— Lung Street

150, Fuk Wing Street Ching Woo Knitting Co,—16, Fuk

Kwong Tung Fuk Joss Stick Co.— Wing Street, 2nd Floor

Waterloo Road Chiu Wan Knitting Co.—68, Fuk

Leong Wing Shing Co.—152, Queen’s Wing Street, Ground & 2nd Floors

Road West Chiu Wan Knitting Co. (Branch)—

Leung Kwong Lau Joss Stick Co.— 83, Fuk Wing Street

Prince Edward Road

Gho Ting Knitting Co.- 94-96, Fook

Leung Wing Lan Joss Stick Co.— Wing Street

54-62, Larch Street, Ground Floors,

56 & 58, 1st & 2nd Floors and 60, Chop Ting Knitting Co.—100, Fuk

"Ind Floor Wing Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

B32 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Chuen Sun Knitting Co.—214, Tong Kai Sun Singlet Making Co.—40,

Mi Road, Ground & 1st Floors Fuk Wa Street

Chung Wo Knitting Co.—12-16, Fuk Kam Hing Knitting Co., Ltd.—25-31,

Tsun Street (12, ground Floor and Un Chau Street, Ground & 1st

14-16, Ground & 1st Floors) Floors

Dickson Knitting Co.—30, Fuk Wa Kam Lung Knitting Co.—23-37, Wong

Chuk Street

Street

Fook Chuen Knitting Co.—28, Fuk Kamsing

Street

Knitting Co.—155, Fa Yuen

Wa Street

Fook Keung Knitting Co.—66-70, Kam Wah Knitting Co.—98, Fook

Wing Street, Ground Floor

Fook Wa Street, Ground Floors

Fook Lee Singlet Co.—432, Portland Kelly Bros. Knitting Co.—138-142,

Street Cheung Sha Wan Road

Fook Tung Kwan Knitting Co.—38- Kiu Hing Knitting Co.—21, Fuk

40, Un Chau Street Wing Street

Great Wall Knitting Co.—16-20, Kiu Ngai Knitting Co.—13-15, Yu

Tam Kung Road, Ground Floors Chau Street

and 16-18. 1st Floors

Kiu Yip Knitting Co.—137, Yu Chau

Hang Fook Knitting Co.—83-85, Street

Kilung Street, Ground Floors

Kiu Sheung Knitting Co.—15. Cedar

Him Shun Knitting Co.—102-108, Street

Fuk Wa Street

Koon Chuen Kow Knitting Co.—1,

Hing Yip Knitting Co.—105, Yu Ivy Street, Ground & 1st Floors

Chau Street

Koon Wah Knitting Co.—194-202, Fa

Hong Kong Knitting Co.—184, Yee Yuen Street, Ground Floor

Kuk Street

Koon Wah Knitting Co. (Branch)—

Ip Sang Kee Knitting Co.—50-52, 25-27, Fuk Wing Street

Kilung Street

Koon Wan Kau Hop Kee Knitting

Johnson Knitting Co.—6, Kilung Co.—73-77, Yu Chau Street

Street, 1st Floor

Kai Ming Knitting Co.—76, Un Kung Sheung Knitting Co.—29, Fuk

Wing Street, 2nd Floor

Chau Street

Kai Sun Knitting Co.—79, Fuk Wa Kwai Sang Knitting Co.—63, Fuk

Wing Street

Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B33

Kwong Hing Knitting Co.—122, Mee King Knitting Co.—105, Fuk

Wing Street

Apliu Street

Kwong Wah Knitting Co.—276, Min Keung Knitting Co.—43-47,

Tung Chau Street and 51, Prince

Cheung Sha Wan Road, 2nd Floor Edward Road

Kwong Wah Knitting Co.—103, Fuk Min Ngai Knitting Co.—32, Fook

Wing Street Chuen Street

Lai Chun Knitting Co.—90, Fuk Moon Wah Knitting Co.—126, Tung

Wing Street, 2nd Floor Choi Street

Lee On Knitting Co.—27, Cedar Nam Wah Knitting Co. (South

Street China)—61, Shantung Street

Lee Sang Man Knitting Co.—238-244, Nau Yang Knitting Co.—183, Peiho

Apliu Street Street

Lee Wing Knitting Co.—58, Fuk New China Knitting Co.—57, Fuk

Wing Street Wing Street

Li Man Hing Kwok Knitting Co. Ngai Sang Knitting Co.—36-44,

—15, Saigon Street Nullah Road, Ground Floors

Lo Kwok Po Knitting Co.—43, On Lok Knitting Co.—37, Fuk Wing

Cheung Sha Wan Road Street, 1st Floor

Lun Cheong Knitting Co.—115, Fuk Ping Shing Knitting Co.—241-249,

Wing Street Cheung Sha Wan Road

Lun Hing Knitting Co.—4-8, Wong Po Wah Knitting Co.—276, Cheung

Chuk Street, Ground Floors Sha Wan Road

Lung Kai Bros. Knitting Co.—404- Po Yiok Knitting Co.—120, Ki Lung

410, Prince Edward Road, 1st Floors Street

Lung Kai Bros. Knitting Co.—20-24, Poon Lap Knitting Co.—49-51, Yue

Nam Kok Road Chau Street

Man Ngai Knitting Co.—170-172, Fuk President Knitting Co.—250-256,

Wing Street Cheung Sha Wan Road

Man Yip Knitting Co.—50,, Un Chau Pun Ding Fat Singlet Co.—58, Fuk

Street, Ground & 1st Floors Wa Street

Man Yip Knitting Co. (Branch)—71, Pun Lap Knitting Co.—13, Poplar

Un Chau Street Street, Ground & 1st Floors

B2

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B34 LIST OF FACTORIES IN MONO KONG

Sai Ah Knitting Co.—35 Argyle Sun200, Hing Knitting Co. , Ltd.—192-

Nan Chang Street

Street

Sai Kai Knitting Co.—48, Un Chau Sun Tai Tung Knitting Co—97, Fuk

Street Wing Street, Ground & 2nd Floors

Sai Kai Singlet Co.—52, Un Chau Tack Hing Knitting Co—29-31, Fuk

Street Wing Street

Sammy Knitting Co.—129-131, Kwei- Tai Chung Knitting Co.—244.

lin Street, 1st Floors Cheung Sha Wan Road, 1st Floor

Sam Sing Knitting Co.—33-35, Tai Tai Chung Knitting Co.—110, Wuhu

Street Street

Sam Sing Knitting Co. (Branch)— Tai Hing Knitting Co.—275, Chat-

38-42, Tai Street ham Road

Sam Tat Knitting Co.—332-334, Lai

Chi Kok Road Tai Lee Knitting, Co.—17, Cedar

Street

Sam To Knitting Co.—70-74, Ki Lung Tai Shun Knitting Co.—89, Fuk

Street Wing Street

Sang Fat Knitting Co.—22-24, Fuk Tak Fat Knitting Co.—145-149,

Wing Street Kweilin Street, Ground Floor

Shettng Hwa Singlet Making Co.— Tat Shing Knitting Co.—240-246,

93, Tai Po Road Cheung Sha Wan Road

Shut Hing Knitting Co.—1A, Pitt Tin Lee Knitting Co.—195, Nan

Street Ground & 1st Floors Chang Street

Shun Hing Knitting Co.—171, Peiho To Ching Knitting Co.—106, Fuk

Street Wing Street

Shung Ngai Knitting Co.—56-60, Tsing Wah Knitting Co.—137-139.

Tung Choi Street, Ground, 1st & 2nd Kweilin Street, Ground Floors and

Floors and 62, 2nd Floor 143, 1st Floor

Sik Lau Knitting Co.—169, Fuk Wa Tung Ah Knitting Co., Ltd.—692-696,

Street Shanghai Street

Sing Chau Knitting Co.—155-157, Tung Ah Knitting Co.—278, Cheung

Fook Wah Street, Ground Sz 1st Sha Wan Road

Floors

Sun Ah Knitting Co.—67-69, Fook Tung Ah Knitting Co. (Branch)—

Wing Street, Ground Floor 266-268, Cheung Sha Wan Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B35

Tung Chee Singlet Co.—26, Un Chau World Street

Knitting Co.—11-13, Un Chau

Street

Tung Hing Knitting Co.—Nelson Y.146,William Knitting Co., Ltd.—142-

Portland Street

Street & 40-54, Tung Choi Street

Victor Knitting Co.—8-12, Apliu YanStreet Lee Knitting Co.—450, Portland

Street

Wah Lee Knitting Co.—28, Un Chau YatStreet Sun Knitting Co.—49, Fuk Wing

Street, Ground & 1st Floors

Wah Loong Knitting Co.—54, Un Yee Cheong Knitting Co.—20, Fuk

Chau Street, Ground & 1st Floors Wa Street

Wah Loong Knitting Co.—90, Fuk Yeu Lee Knitting Co.—188, Yu Chau

Wing Street Street

Yeung

Wah Nam Knitting Co.—54, Fuk Wa Chau Street, Fat Knitting Co.—79, Un

Street Ground & 1st Floors

Wah Nam Knitting Co.—391, Ki Lung YueNan Hing Street

Knitting Co.—42, Tai

Street

Wah Sing Knitting Factory—200, Yuen Fong Knitting Co.—592, Re-

clamation Street

Tai Nan Street

Wah Yip Knitting Co.—74, Prince Yuen Wing Tai Knitting Co.—23,

Cedar Street

Edward Road, 1st Floor

William Knitting Co.—96-98, Yee Yuet Po Knitting Co.—1, Un Chau

Street

Kuk Street, Ground Floors

Wing Cheung Knitting Co.—130, LARD

Yee Kuk Street

Q.B. Piggeries, Ltd.—152, Pau

Wing Fat Knitting Co.—15, Poplar Chung Street

Street LAUNDRY POWER

Wing Hang Knitting Co.—380, Lai

Chi Kok Road Che Loo Laundry Co.—59-65, Kweilin

Street

Wing Tat Knitting Co.—192-194, Sai

Yeung Choi Street, Ground Floors Chung Hwa Book Co.—11, Po Kong

Road

Wing Wo Knitting Co.—62-64, Un Steam Laundry Co.—1, Kwong Wah

Chau Street Street

Wing Ip Knitting Co.—270-272, Port- LEATHER & TANNERIES

land Street

Wing Wah Knitting Factory—30-32, Chung Wah Leather Bag Meg. Co.—

Apliu Street 326-328, Lai Chi Kok Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

KW LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG: KONG

Kam Wah Leather Co1.—47. Pak Tai Hopll, Hong Yick Loonc Metal Ware Co-

Lok Street

Street

Oriental Leather Bag Co.—24, Fuk Kiu: Ngai Metal Ware Go.—16-18,

Parkes Street

Wa Street

Kwan

Sottth China Leather Goods Meg. 240, Haitan Ngai Battery Case Co.—238-

Co.—34-40, Yat Tack Road, Ground Street

Floor

Kwong Kee Battery Case Co,-HB6-88y

Wah Nam Hing Leather Ware Co.— Apliu Street .

223, Tung Choi Street Linson & Oo. -R.P, 463, Lot No, 1,

Wan Kow Leather GooHS Co.—15, R.P, Tsun Wan

Austin Road Ngai Wah Meiai Articles Co.—15l>

Kweilin Street, Ground Ifloor

Wing Fat Leather Bag Co.—127, Nan

Chang Street Ngan Kwong Battery Case Grinding

Co.—178, Fuk Wing Street . ' ,

MAT & GRASS ROPE

S.ang Kee Battery Case C’o. ,473. Re-

Chin Hing Grass Rope & Mat Co.— clamation Street

154-156 & 166, Yee Kuk Street, Su i Yuen . Metal Ware. Co. —18-20, Ki

Ground Floors ' Lung Street

Hop Yick Grass Rope & Mat Co.— Sun Wah Metal "Ware Co.—311, Lai

K.M.L. 64, Sham Chun Street Chi Kok Road

MEDICINE True Light Met?: Co.—-20, Larch:

Street

International- Chemicals—33, Jordan Tung Yick Battery Case Co.—81, Fuk

Road Wing Street

International. Dispensary Co.—K. T,L. Union Hardware Works—522, Castle

1800. Cheung Ning Street Peak Road

New AsiAtie CHEMicAL WOrks. Ltd.— Wah Sing Metal Ware Co —229,1

K.I.L. 1109, Kowlcion City Road Cheung Sha Wan Road

METAL WARES Wang Hing Metal Pins Co.—109. Yu

Chow Street, Ground Floor

Chiap Him Manufacturing Co. Wing Cheung Battery Case Co.—162,

(Branch)—4, Anchor Street Tung Choi Street

Fook Wo On Metal Ware Go.—68, World Light Factory—K I.L. 2501,

Prince Edward Road Bedford Road

Hong Kong Metal Window Meg. Co. Ying Wah Electric Metals Co.—607-

—6-14, Fook Wing Street, Ground 609, Floors

Reclamation Street, Ground

Floors

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B37

MILK Wah Nam Mineral Refining Works—

Tai Kok Tsui Road

H(>ng Kong Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.— Wing Cheung Wolfram Co.—134, Yee

N.K.D.F.L. No. 10, Sai Kung Kuk Street

MOSQUITO STICKS & INSECT Yue Kee Wolfram Grinding Co.—

POWDER 470, Reclamation Street

Dor Po Mosquito Stick Co.—404-408, PAINT

Prince Edward Road

Laidwin Insect Powder Co.—5-13, 3354, Arran StreetCo.,

China Paint Mfg. Ltd.—K.I.L.

<& Canton Road

2nd Floors, IS, Ground Floor and

11-13. 1st Floors, Ash Street PAPER DYEING

Tai On Mfg. Co., Ltd.—2-4, Tung Fuk Wing Chan Paper Dyeing Co.—

Choi Street 161-163-165, Fuk Wa Street

Tong Chai Mosquito Stick Co.—204-

208, Tung Chau Street Hing Cheong Paper Dyeing Co.—23-

29-33, Nan Chang Street & 128, Yee

Tung Hing Mosquito Stick Co.—35. Kuk Street

Cheung Sha Wan Road Man Shing Chan Paper Co.—160-162.

NOODLES Tai Nam Street, Ground, 1st & 2nd

Floors

England Alimentary Paste Factory— Sun268, Yuen Fat Paper Dyeing Co.—

56, Yen Chow Street, Ground & 1st FloorsPortland Street, 1st & 2nd

Floors

Kwok Man Noodle- Co.—14-16, Bed- PEA NUT OIL

ford Road

Wai Sun Yan Kef Noodle Co.—198. 85, To Kwa Peanut

Chu Yau Lan

Wan

Oil: Co.—K.M.L.

Tong Mi Road

ORE REFINERY Hop King Oil Factory—N.K.I.L.

2118, Castle Peak Road

Foreign Trade Office of the Tai Tseung Peanut Oil Co.—Un Long

National'

Godown, OakResources

Street Commission— Market, N.T.

Hong Kong Manganese Refinery PENCILS

K.I.L. 50, Pitt Street World Pencil Co., Ltd. -N.K.T L.

South China Manganese & Graphite ■ 4B0, Castle Peak Road

Refining Co.?—K.I.L. 46, Beech perfumery

Street

Tat Hang Manganese Refining Co.— Standard Chemical Works, Ltd.—654-

K.M.L. 68, Nam Tau Street 660, Nathan Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B38 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

PETROLEUM Nam Wah Preserved Ginger Meg.—

26, Chung Hing Street

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.— Sam Shing Wo Ginger Preserving

Tai Kok Tsui Co.—K.I.L. 952-4, Sham Chun

Sianoard-Vacuum

Kok Oil Co.—Lai Chi Street

Shing Lee Preserved Fruit Co.—33,

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—Tsun Wan Sheung Sha Po Village

PICTURE FRAMES Sun Tack Loong Canning Co.—476,

Castle Peak Road and N.K.I.L.

1181-1182

Hop Lee Picture Frame Co.—634-

638, Cheung Sha Wan Road Sze Sun Ginger Co.—2, Fuk Tsun

Street, Ground Floor

Lee Yuen Loong Picture Frame Co.— Tung Fong Preserved Ginger Co.—

K.I.L. 955, Tong Mi Road 27, Chung Hing Street

PRESERVES Tung Hua Canning Co.—N.K.I.L.

Amoy !,Canning Corporation, Ltd.— 2611, Castle Peak Road

N.K.I.L. 53, Ngau Chi Wan Wing Loong Preserved Ginger Co.—

2, Dundas Street

China Ginger Preserving Co.—

Canton Road Wo Shing Cheung Preserved Fruit

Co.—580, Castle Peak Road

Choy Heong Preserved Ginger Co.—

lA, Nam Tau Street PRINTING

Cky Loong Preserved Ginger Co.— Albert Printing Press—20, Bowring

268, Haitan Street Street

Kwong Tui On Preserved Fruit Co. Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd.—40, Pak

—646, Castle Peak Road Tai Street

Lee Shiu Kee Preserved Fruit Co.— Gramon Press Co.—164, Fa Yuen

N.K.I.L. 435, Fuk Wing Street Street

Modern Printers—81-87, Apliu Street

Li Wa Mui Preserved Fruit Co.—

N.K.I.L. 2091, Castle Peak Road Hip Sing Printing Co.—50-52, Port-

land Street

Luen On Ginger Preserving Co.— Hong Kong Lithographic Co., Ltd.—

K.I.L. 951-954, Shum Chun Street 17-21, Nga Tsin Long Road

Man Loong Preserved Ginger Co.—

14, Possession Street (Office) and Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd.—

K.I.L. 1928, Bedford Street (Work- 4, Queen’s Road Central (Office)

shop) and 3, Bowring Street (Workshop)

Ming Sang Preserved Fruit Co.— Kowloon Printing Co.—6, Peiho

439, Castle Peak Road Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B39

Ng King Fat Kee Printing Co.—79- RUBBER SHOES

85, Taipo Road

Canton Bros. Rubber Co. (1935), Ltd

Ng Kwai Tong Printing Co.—400, —K.I.L. 179, Haitan Street

Portland Street

Continental Rubber Manufaotory-

Tai Chung Wah Printing Co.—90, K.I.L. 235, Winslow Street

Nga Tsin Wai Road

Jan Hwa Industrial Co. (2nd Fac-

Wing Loong Printing Press—113- tory)—332, Un Chau Street

115, Kilung Street

Koon Ah Rubber Factory--K.M.L.

Yan Cheong Printing Press—48, 58-63, Shum Chun Street

Jordan Road, Ground Floor

Tai Hang Rubber Factory (Branch) -

Yuet Cheong Photo Card Co.—30-40, M.L. 60, Sham Chun Street

Bulkeley Street Union Rubber Factory—64-66, Sai

Yuet Hing Photo Mounts Co.—123- Yeung Choi Street

127, Woosung Street Wah Keong Rubber Manufactory—

K.I.L. 951, Sham Chun Street

PUBLIC UTILITIES

China Light & Power Co. (1918). Ltd Wah Keong Rubber Manufactory -

K.I.L. 896, Anchor Street

—Hok Un : ’

China Light & Power Co., Ltd.— SANDAL wbOD POWDER,

Kau Pui Shek Substation GYPSUM POWDER, fee.

China Light & Power Co., Ltd.— Cheung Hing. Co - 32, Kweilin Street

Kowloon Tong Substation Hop Kee Co.—7.5„ Oak Street

Hong Kong & China Gas Co., Ltd.— Kwong Tai Loong Co.—13, Pine

Kowloon | Street

RADIO PARTS Lee Wo Cheung Co.—17, Bute Street

Chinese Electric Laboratory—Ma SESAMUM SEEDS

Tau Wei Road

Kee Yuen Sesamum Seed Co.—K.I.L.

RATTAN 71-72, Sai Kung Road

Hong Kong Rattan Mfg. Co.—188-190, Kwono Yick Sesamum Seed Co.—442,

Castle Peak Road

Haitan Street

On On Rattan Ware Co.—558, Fuk SHIPBUILDING & REPAIRING

Wa Street

W.S. Bailey & Co., Ltd.—Hok Un

Pacific Rattan Mfg. Co.—K.I.L. 194,

Un Chan Street Cosmopolitan Dock—Tung Chau Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B40 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock Co., Tung Tack Shirt Co.—56, Fuk Wing

Street, Ground Floor

Ltd.—Hung Horn

Hung Hom Hop Kee Shipyard—Ngau Wai Man Shirt Co.—203-205, Fa

Shi Wan Yuen Street, Ground Floors and

205, 2nd Floor

Kwong Cheung King Shipyard—

K.M.L. 10, Cheung Sha Wan Wing Fung Shirt Co.—59-61, Parkes

Street

Kwong Hip Lung Co., Ltd.—57, Yee Hing Garment Co.—121-127, Yee

Chung Hing Street Kuk Street, 1st Floors and 123-127,

Kwong Sing Hing Engine Slipway- 2nd Floors

25, Telegraph Street Yee Hing Garment Co.—39D, Battery

SHIRTS & GARMENTS Street

Yee Hing Garment Co.—53, Yu Chau

Chun Hing Shirt Co.—51, Parkes Street

Street

Yee Hing Shirt Co.—39A, Battery

Fung Sang Shirt Co.—22, Tung Choi Street

Street

SHOES

Goodwear Garments Mfg. Co.—39E-

39F, Battery Street Po Shing Shoe Co.—302, Lai Chi Kok

Road, Ground & 1st Floors and 277,

Hallo Shirt Co.—85, Fuk Wa Street Ground Floor

Hip Sing Garment Co.—67, Ground & SOY

1st Floors and 69, Ground Floor,

Sai Yeung Choi Street Kqon. Chun Hing Kee Soy

Main Street, Kowloon City Co.—27^

Hong Kong Fuk

Co.—50-52, TungWaHing

StreetUnderwear Leung Shing Kee Soy & Sauce Co.*-

187-201, Yee Kuk Street

Ka Hing Shirt Co.—61-63, Fuk Wa

Street,, Ground Floors and 61, 1st Pun Chan. Sauce Co.—10, Kai Yee

Floor Road

Kam Wah Garment Co.—193-195, Pei- Tsung Dai Flavouring Products

Co., Ltd.—169,Haitan Street

ho Street

Lai Sun Tailoring Co.—22-26, Ki- STOCKINGS (SILK)

lling Street, Ground Floors and 24,

1st Floor Chiu Kwan Hosiery Co.—162, Fa

Leung Po Kee Shirt Co.—158-160, Fa Yuen Street

Yuen Street Chuen Hing Hosiery Co.—36, Nullah

Shing Young Shirt Co.—188-190. Road, 1st Floor

Nan Chang Street, 1st Floors and Hip Wo Hosiery Co.—77, Bute Street

188, 2nd Floor

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONCi KONfi B41

International HosiERr Mill—130- TIMBER

132, Kilung Street, Ground & 1st

Floors China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

Mee Lee Hosiery (bo.^-li, Poplar Ltd.—M.L. 90, To Kwa Wan Road

Street Lee Hop Saw Mill—26-30, Kweilin

Mee Ngai Hinq Hosiery Co.—74, Street

Lai Chi Kok Road 2nd Floor Sham Mow Lumber Mill—K.I.L. 238-

239, Lo Lung Hang

Mee Noai Hing Knitting Co.—21,

Cedar Street Wong Tong Kee Saw Mill—To Kwa

Sun Kiu Hosiery Co.—418, Portland Wan

Street, 1st Floor Yat Fat Timber MilI/—K.I.L. 1260,

Nelson Street

Sun Kong Knitting Co.—416-422,

Portland Street, 2nd Floors Yuen Cheong Saw Mill—K.I.L. 1260,

Argyle Street

Sun Kwat Tsz Stocking Co.—57,

Pang Choi Street TIN CAN MAKERS

Tin Yat Knitting

! Co.—68, Kilung Cheung Kee Can Co.—36, Kweilin

Street ' Street, Whole House and 38, 1st

Floor

Wah Hing Hosiery Co.—149, Fa Tack Cheong Can Co.—59;' Po Kong

Y uen Street

Road -

Wing Wah Hosiery Co.—30, Apliu Yuen Ki Can Co..t=448, Castle Peak

Street Road

Wong Kung Hosiery Co.—143-145, TOBACCO

Tung Choi Street 2nd; Floors and

' 14T,' 3rd Floor

Orient Tobacco Meg. Co.—578.

Yau Luen Hosiery Co.—30-32, Nullah Nathan Road

Road. 2nd Floors

TOOTll BRUSHES

Yun Hing Knitting- Co.—27-29, Maple

Street Mak MiNg Kee Tooth Brush Co. -

55-57, Ping Street

SUGAR

Sheung Loong Tooth Brush Co.—

Cheong Shing Sugar Cq.—227, Hai- 145, Apliu Street

tan Street

Yat Loong Sugar, Co.—K.I.L. 56, TOOTH PICKS

Thistle Street Chung.

—H.H.I.L. Tooth

Wah Pick Manufactory

235, Gillies Avenue

THREAD

SdtfTH China Tooth Pick Co.-208-

China Thread Co.—132, Peiho Street 214, Fuk Wing Street

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

B42 LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG

TORCHES Wing Kat Vermilion & White Lead

Co.—103, Sai Kung Road

Chan Ngai Torch Co.—404, Portland

Street Wing Kee White Lead Co.—92, Tsun

Fuk Wah Torch Co.—K.I.L. 57A, Wan Street, Tsun Wan

Thistle Street Yuen Kw^ong Wo Vermilion Co.—89-

Hung Hing Torch Co.—171, Fuk Wa 95, Pak Tai Street

Street

Kam Wah Torch Co.—184-190, Nan WATER PIPES

Chang Street Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—Tsun

Moon Light Torch Mfg. Co.—11-27, Wan, Castle Peak Road

Yen Chow Street

WEAVING

Nam Jam Torch Co.—136-176, Fook

Wah Street, Ground & 1st Floors Ah Hing Cheung Weaving Co.—2-4,

National Carbon Co.—140, Fuk Wa Tai Street

, Street, 1st Floor Central Towel Co.—147-149, Apliu

On Ah Torch Co.—253-255, Yu Chau Street

Street Chak Shing Cloih Making Co.—75-

Sunbeam Torch Co.—371-387, Ground 77, Un Chau Street, Ground Floors

Floors and 379-383, 1st Floors, Ki-

lung Street Chau Sze Sun Weaving Co.—K.I.L.

1992, Wong Tai Street

TWINE & TAPE MAKERS

Cheung Ming Weaving Co.—Lot 1125,

Wah Cheong Twine Co.—434, Port- S.D.4, Cheung Sha Wan

land Street

Yung Hang Twine Co.—167, Fuk Wa Cheung On Weaving Co.—473-475, Un

Chau Street, Ground Floors and

Street, 2nd Floor 473, 1st Floor

UMBRELLA STICKS & WIRE Chien Wah Weaving Co.—37-39, Ping

FRAMES Street

Hop Wo Hing Kee Umbrella Stick Chuen Kuen Weaving Co.—571-577,

Co.—5, Larch Street Fuk Wa Street, Ground & 1st

Luen F'loors

Fuk Yau

Wa Umbrella

Street Wire Co.—167,

Chun Loong Weaving Co.—14, 37 &

Nam Tai Umbrella Wire Frame Co.— 39, Lung Kong Road

268, Portland Street

Chung Cheong Weaving Co.—268A,

VERMILLION & WHITE LEAD Portland Street

Tai Hing Vermillion Co.—N.K.I.L. Chung Hing Weaving Co.—340-342,

Lai Chi Kok Road

1295, Castle Peak Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE FAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES IN HONG KONG B43

Chung Kwono Weaving Co.—161-169, Lai35, Hing Cheung Weaving Co.—31-

Lung Kong Road

Kowloon City Road

Chung Wah Towel Co.—162-164, Un Lai Sing Towel Co.—10-18, Un Chau

Chau Street Street

Chung Wah Weaving Co.—K.I.L, 85, Lau Hing Kee Weaving Co.—28, Wan

To Kwa Wan Road Street, Kowloon City

Hing Wah Weaving Co.—223-229, Un Lee Kee Cloth Manufactoey—4-6,

Chau Street Ground & 1st Floors and 8-10, All

Hong Kong Weaving & Knitting Floors, Nga Tsin Long Road

Co.—427, Castle Peak Road Lee Wah Weaving Co.—12-14, Nga

Hop Cheong Loong Weaving Co.— Tsin Long Road, Ground Floors and

12, 1st Floor

513 517, Shun Ning Road

Hop Cheong Loong Weaving Co.— LeeSheung Wah Weaving Co.—Lot 183,

Sha Po

N.K.I.L. 435, R.P., Fuk Wing

Street Ling Nam Weaving Co.—28-30, Yen

Hung Sing Silk & Cotton Weaving Chow Street

Co.—Tsang Foo Villa, Kowloon Ling Nam Weaving Co.—131, Sai

City Kung Road

Hung Sing Towel Co.—K.I.L. 1693, Lun Tai Weaving Co.—22, San Lau

Hak Po Street Street

Kam Wah Hing Weaving Co.—257, Man Cheong Weaving Co.—12-16,

Yu Chau Street Wan Street, Kowloon City

Kau Kong Weaving Co.—239-247, Un

Chau Street Mau Fung Weaving Co.—Lot,*1567^,

Chuk Un Village

Kin Kung Weaving Co.—133, Sai

Kung Road Man Hing Weaving Co.—339, Castle

Kin Tung Towel Co.—N.K.I.L. 4, Peak Road

Lai Chi Kok Man On Lee Bros. Weaving Co.—38,

Kong Nam Weaving Co.—298-300, Ma Sai Tau Village, Kowloon City

Tau Wei Road

Man Sang Weaving Cp.—140-148, Kiu-

Kwok Kwong Weaving Co.—Lot 177, kiang Street

Sheung Un Ling, S.D.2. Man Yuen Weaving Co.—430, Un

Kwok Wah Weaving Co.—193, Tam Chau Street

Kung Road Mayer Silk Mills, Ltd.—Tsun Wan

Kwong Ming Towel, Co.—542, Ground Nam Hing Weaving Co.—44-46, Po

& 1st Floors and 540, 1st Floor, Fuk

Wing Street Kong Road

 INDUSTRIES IN THE, PAR EAST

B44 LIST, OF FACTORIES IN HONG IvONU

Nkw China Weav ing Co.-rS7, Ground TaiWorks .Shing Weaving & Dyeing

& 1'sfc Flbors and 85, 1st Floor, Tong Road -K.I.L. 1016, Tam Kung

Mei Road

Park LaM Towel Co.—45-49, Fuk Wa TaiPeak Tung Towel Factory—403, Castle

Road

Street

t

Tai

Ping On Weaving Cq.—K.I.L. 731- Villa, Kowloon W ah Nam Towel Co.—Tsang Foo

732, Sheung Sha Po City

Sai Nam Weaving Co.—8-16, Nana Tien Liang Weaving Co.—47-51, Kai

Yee Road

Kok Road

Tien Liang Weaving Co.—131, Sai

Sam Ah Silk & Cotton Weaving Co. Kung Road

.;165-183, Fuk Wing' Street

Tung Wah Weaving Co.—16, Main

Sam1188,Kwong Street, Kowloon City

Castle Weaving

Peak RoadCo.—N.K.I.L.

Wah Cheong Towel Co.—436, Port-

Sun Ah Silk & Cotton Weaving Co. land Street

-^69, Shantung Street Wah Hing Weaving Co.—185, Peiho

Sun Hing Weaving Co.—141, Kiu- Street

Kiang Street Wah Kiu Weaving Co.—2-8, Shek Kip

Mei Street

Sun Sun Weaving Co.—77-79, Ha

Heung Road Wah Lun Weaving Co.—103B, Sai

Kung Road

SUn Wah Weaving Co.—11, Lam Lo

Mee, Kowloon City Wah Ngai Silk Weaving Co.—6, Tai

Street

Sze Hing Weaving Co.—110-112, Fuk Wah Shing Lee Weaving Co.—513-515,

Wing Street Shun Ning Road, 1st & 2nd Floors

Tai Chung Weaving Co.—26, Fuk Wah Wang Weaving Co.—68-70, South

Tsun Heung Wall Road

Tai Hang Spinning Co.—88, Fuk Wing Hing Towel Co. -7-9, Yu Chau

Wing Street, 2nd Floor Street

Tai Kwong Weaving Co.—156-160, GroundPang Wing Towel Co.—157-167,

& 2nd Floors and 157-161,

Un Chau Street 1st Floors, Pratas Street

Tai Ming Silk Weaving Co.—561-569, Wing Tai Weaving Co.—Tung Tau

Fuk

Floors Wa Street, Ground & 1st Village, Kowloon City

Tai Shing Towel Co.—34, Nullah Yan Sang Weaving Co.—Fuk Tsun

Road and 206, Tung Choi Street Heung

 INDUSTRIES IN THE EAR EAST

LIST OF FACTORIES: IN HONG KONG B45

Yan Shun Silk Weaving Co.—82-86, Yuen Tung Weaving Co.—161-163,

Fa Yuen Street Ground Floors and 163-165, 1st

Floors, Yu Chau Street

Yan Wo Weav ing ! y!Co.—l]L-]A,r. Shek11

Kip Mei Street ■''" ' ’ ' '• MISCELLANEOUS

Yau Ah Towel Co.—Lot 1115, S.D; 4,. C^usmtACo Toy Works—K.I.L. 477,

Cheung Sha Wan Lai Chi Kok

Yau Li:en Weaving Co.—114-118, Fuk Chau Teuk Sang Ornament Stone

Co.—61-65, South Wail Road and

Wa Street 63, 1st Floor

Yau Shing Weaving Cq.—157-163, Un

Chau Street, Ground Floors China Electric CO., Ltd.—582,

Nathan Road

Yau Shing Weaving Co. (Branch)— Hong Kong Mines, Ltd.—Lin Ma

204-206, Fuk Wing Street

Hang, New Territory

Yau Shing Weaving Co.—150, Kiu-

kiang Street I-Feng Enamelling Co.—544, Fuk Wa

Street

Yau Shing Weaving Co.—143-149, Un

Chau Street Neon Light Co.—37, Hankow Road

Yau Sun Weaving Co.—413, Castle Pure Cane Molasses Co. (H.K.), Ltd.

Peak Road —Shan Tsang, Castle Peak Road

Yau Yu Textile Co.-—170-182, Nan-

chang Street, Ground & 1st Floors Shing Yeung Co. (Water-proof

Cloth)—173, Nan Chang Street

Ying Wah Weaving Co.—182, Fuk

Wing Street, Ground, 1st & 2nd Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd.—

Floors and 180, Ground Floor Tsun Wan

Yue Mau Weaving Co.—10, Lam Lo Sze Yick Plaster Work Co.—K.M.L.

Mei, Kowloon City 96, Tai Kok Tsui

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

B46 CIVIL-CONSTRUCTIONAL-ELECTRICAL

LIST OF IMPORTANT ENGINEERING FIRMS

Arranged Under Various Classifications

JAPAN

CIVIL ENGINEERS Hashimoto Jirohichi—232, Sannomi

ya-cho; Teleph. San. 3-4729, Kobe

Shimizu-Gumi — l, Takara-cho 1-

chome, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs 4180- Inoue Electric Engineering Works,

4189 and 5180-5189, Codes: Bentley’s Ltd.— Nishikiyo Kitanouchi-machi,

and Acme, Tokyo Teleph. Shimo 5.919, Kyoto

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS International General Electric Co.—

Sanshin Bldg., 10 Yuraku-cho 1-

Shimizu-Gumi — 1, Takara-cho 1- chome, Kojimachi-ku; Teleph Gin-

za (57) 2853; P.0. Box 453; Cable

chomwe, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo Ad : Ingenetric, Tokyo

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS O. Pruessman, vice-president

H. U. Pearce

Allen Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H. (Steam W K. Fowler

Turbines, Steam Engines, Diesel En-

gines, Electric Generators, Surface Iwabuchi Denki Kogyo K.K.—2, Ko-

Condensers,

Marine Pumps, and bikicho, Kyobashi-ku, Tokyo

All kinds of Marunouchi,

Auxiliaries)—6,

Kojimachiku;

Ad: Manifesto,Teleph.

Tokyo (23) 4646; Cable Kanagawa Denki K.K.—Nakamongen-

cho, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

Automatic Telephones, Limited, of Kawakita Denki Kigyo-sha— Kawarai

Japan, Automatic and Manual Tele-

phone Equipment, Telegraph In- machi, Sanjo Sagara, Kyoto

struments, Dynamos, Motors, Elec- Kobe Electric Works—60, Aioi-cho;

trical Supplies Toyo

talisator—508, and Building,

All-ElectricUchi-

To- Teleph. Moto. 4-0298, Kobe

Yamashita-cho, Kojimachi-ku; Tele- Maruni Denki Shokai—10, Ishikawa-

phone Ginza 4677; Cable Ad : Strow- machi, Yokohama

ger, Tokyo

M. Kamiya, managing director

Matsui Denki Shokai K.K.—21, Sa-

Dai-Ichi Denki Shokai—-50, Irue-cho; kuragi-cho, Yokohama

Teleph. Hyogo 6-2166, Kobe

Ebara Denki Shoki—56, Sannomiya- Meiden-Sha—276, Higashi Osaki-cho

2-chome, Shimagawa-ku, Tokyo

cho; Teleph. San. 3-4454, Kobe

Fuji Denki Kogyo-Kaisha-^65, Yoban- Minato Denki Shokai G.K.—7, Hiro-

cho; Teleph. Minatogawa 5-0338, numa-cho, Yokohama

Kobe Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—18, Yada-

Gojjmaya Electric Works—Kaikoji- 6600, cho, Higashi-ku; Teleph. Higashi

machi ; Teleph. Shimo. 5-2931, Kyoto Nagoya

Gumi Katsuhiro—94, Yokai-cho; Te- Moriya Shokai—3, Gofukubashi 2-

chome, Nihonbashi-ku, Tokyo

leph. Nishinomiya 1765, Kobe

 ENGINEERING SECTION EOR JAPAN

ELECTRICAL—GENERAL R47

AIoriya & Co.—Miyuki Hon-machi, Toyo Denki Seizo K.K.—3, Sakura-

Nishi-ku; Teleph. Hon. 1482, Nago- dahongo-chp, Shiba-ku, Tokyo

ya Toyo Electric Machine Manufactur-

ing Co.—197, Kubo-cho, Naka-ku,

Moto Shoten—-184, Moto-machi, Yo- Yokohama

kohama

Nippon Denchi K.K. — Imedagawa- Westinghouse Electric International

agaru Shimachi-dori; Teleph. Nishi- Co.—784, Marunouchi Building;

jin 4-3060; Cable Ad: Denct, Kyoto Cable Ad : Wemcoexpo, Tokyo

Nippon Electric Co.—2, Mita Shiko- Yokohama Electric Industry—88, Ni-

ku-machi • Cable Ad : Microphone, shi Hiranuma-machi, Yokohama

Tokyo GENERAL ENGINEERS

Nippon Gaishi K.K. — Takegahana Aida Tekkosho (Iron Works)—12,

Atsuta, Minami-ku; Teleph. Minami

0370, Nagoya Yoshihama-cho, Yokohama

Nippon Kogke Kogyo Kaisha — 89, American Japanese Commercial Co.—

Shiota, Tsurumi, Yokohama 1663, Kaijo Building; Cable Ad:

Amharwa, Tokyo

Oki Denki K.K.—Iwai-machi, Naka- S. Tominaga, manager

ku; Teleph. Minami 3608, Nagoya Adachi Tekkosho (Iron and Steel

Okumura Electric Co.—Kishoin Nis- Works)—67,:. Honden-cho; Teleph.

(Nishi) 43-2645, Osaka

hinaka Higashi - machi; Teleph.

Shimo 5-4300, Kyoto Akamatsu Ryutaro—10-109, Bessho-

Sanden Denki Shokai—18, Yoshida- machi ; Teleph. Amgasaki 0271, Kobe

(Hardware)

machi, Yokohama

Shibura Engineering Works, Ltd.— Balfour & Co., Arthur—6, Marunou-

chi; Cable Ad: Arbour, Tokyo

c/o Shanshin Bldg., Tokyo (Steel works)

Shinzaike Engine and Iron Works— J. Storer, inanager for Japan

Shinzaike Nada; Telephs. 1840-3 K. Tanaka, Japanese manager

(Sann.); P.O. Box 358; Cable Ad:

Landing, Kobe Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-cho, Nina-

mi-ku; T'eleph. Minami 1818, Nago-

Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd.—c/o Tokyo ya

Tatemono Building, Tokyo

Daido Seiko K.K. (Iron nad Steel

Tokai Electric Co.—Minami Otsu- Works)—32, Fuku-machi; Teleph.

machi, Naka-ku; Teleph. 0729. Sakuragawa 64-1185, Osaka

Nagoya

Escher Wyss Engineering Works,

Tokyo Electric Co.—1303, Sakigo- Ltd.—Room 778, Marunouchi Build-

hara, Ohi, Ebara-gun, Tokyo, and ing; Teleph. 1665; Cable Ad :

EscherwySs, Tokyo

72, Norikawa-cho, Yokohama Dr. H. Wissler

Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha— A. Rottenschweiler

Manufactures of Steam Boilers and Frazar & Co.—Yaesu Building, Maru-

Power House Plant—5, Naka-dori; nouchi: P.O. Box 158, (Central);

Marunouchi, Tokyo, and 1, Isogo-

machi; Cable Ad: Babcock, Yoko- Teleph. (23) 1650, Tokyo and 7,

Nihon-odori, Yokohama

hama E. W Frazar, senior partner

Directors—K. Nanjo, S. Toba, F. E. Y. Stevens, general manager

G. Britton and F. G. Blyth

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

B48 GENERAL

FtjJita Shokai Goshi Kaisha (Hard- Kobe Engineering Works (Iron and

Brass Founders)—28, Sannomiya-

ware)—56, Sakae-macKi; Teleph. cho; Teleph. 2920; Cable Ad : Good-

Moto. 4-1144, Kobe ridge, Kobe

Fushimiya Kanamonten (Machinery Leybold Shokwan, L.—Nihon Kaijo

and Hardware)—! 7, Izes£iki-cho, Building, Nishi-ku; , T'cleph. 1174;.

Naka-ku; Teleph. Choj amachi 3r Cable Ad : Leyshokwan, Osaka

4946, Yokohama S. Hiramatsu

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Bldg.; Linotype and Machinery, Ltd.—12,

- Teleph. (57) 5257; Cable-Ad : Goti- Marunouchi 2-chome, Koyimachi-ku

cus, Tokyo

I. P. Troedsson, mng. director Matsui Iron Works—12, Nagare-cho,

Goko Tekkosho Goshi Kaisha—31, NNaka-ku; agoya

Teleph. Minami 1349,

Sakuragi - cho-, Yokohama (Iron

Works) Megura Iron Works—7, Masago-cho;.

Hasimoto Shokai K.K. (Hardware)— Teleph. 221, Hakodate

1-84, Sakae-machi; Teleph. Sann. 3- Nagasaki Iron Works—Asahi-machi;

2820, Kobe Teleph. 1622,: Nagasaki

Hatsudoki Sv K. KaisHa—63, Dani

Higashi: Teleph. Tosabori 44-0585: Osaka IEon WorEs—Encpura, : Hikc-

Cable Ad: Hatsiid’oki, Osaka (Iron Shiiha; Telefphv 22, Shimc>hseki

and Steel Works)

Osaka T’akao Tekkosho—9, Urae Kita-.

Healing Shokai, Park;

Ltd.—Shisei rnachi; Teleph. Tosabori 44-12§0,

gan, Hibiya Cable Kai-

Ad: Osaka (Iron and Steel Works)

Healing, Tokyo

K. Kuwamoto, mog. director Osaka Tampan Seizo (Iron and Steel

Works)—44, Sakuraj ma-cho; Te-

Hirai & Co., G. K. (Hardware and leph. Tosabori 44-2088, Osaka

Machinery) — Tera-machi; Teleph.

Shimo 5-0842, Kyoto Poli Steel Works—7-2, Sawaichp-

dori; Cable Ad : Poldi, Osaka

Hoshino Kooyo Kaisha (Iron Works) M, ■ G., Stej skal, general mgr.

—209, Higashikawa-machi; Teleph.

672, Hakodate Sato Tobei—705, Hodogaya-machij;

Teleph. Choj amachi 3-4141, Yokoha-

Hunter & C'o.y E. H.—3, Ginza Nishi iha (Macliine’ry and Hardware)

7:chome, Kyobashi-ku; Cable Ad:

Hunter, Tokyo Sulzer Brothers—72"Kyqmachi Kober

ku; Cable..Ad : Sulzer,, Kobe

Inoue Seisakusho—23, Edobori Kita^ J. Gastpar, m.e., managfer ,

dori; Teleph. Tosabori 44-7325,

Osaka Toyo Babcock K.K.—5^ Naka-dori;

Marunouchi; Teleph. (23)- ,1885;

ISHIKAWAJIMA AIRCRAFT Co., Ltd. Cable Ad : Babcock, Tokyo

S. Kuroda, branch manager

(Aero Engines, Aeroplanes, and Ac-

cessories)—6, Marunouchi; Teleph.

(23), 0686 and 2710; Cable Ad : Yokohama Tekkosho (Iron Works)—lr

Ishiairco, Tokyo Chiwaka-cho; Teleph. Hon. 2-0031,

T. Shibausawa, manager Yokohama

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR JAPAN

MECBANICAL—MOTOR—SANITARY—SHIPBUILDING

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Okumura Shoten—41, Shimoyamate-

dori; Teleph. 2-2627, Kobe

Allen, Sons & Co., W.H. (Steam Tur- Union Mechanical & Automobile

bines, Steam Engines, Diesel En- Engineers — 30, Isogami-dori, 5-

gines, Electrical Generators, Sur- chome; Cable Ad: Duus, Kobe

face Condensers, All Kinds of

Puhlps and' Marine Auxiliaries)^-^, SANITARY engineers

(23-) 3t63; Cable Ad: Manifesto,

Tokyo

Honetsuban Seizo K.K.—60, Shiriike

Eschee Wyss Engineering Works, Suguhara-dori; Teleph. .Minatogawa

Ltd.- (Manufacturers of Turbines, 5-3521, Kobe

Pumps, etc.)- Room 778, Marunou-

chi Building, Koj imachi-ku; Cable Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60,

Ad : Eswysco, Tokyo Korai-bashi-zume, Higashi-ku; Te-

Dr. H. Wissler leph. Higashi 94-1422, Osaka

Kikai Boeki K.K. (Machinery)—3| Okada Kosaku-jo—153, Kamitachi-

bana-dori; Teleph. Minatogawa 5-

Dojima Hama-dori; Teleph. Fuku- 3853, Kobe

shima 45-0664, Osaka

Kjellrergs Successors, Ltd.—Sam Qkano Shokai—35, Kitanaka-machi;

sh,in Building; Cable Ad: Kjells- Teleph.

Hyogo

Hyogo 6-2508; P.O. Box

1, Kobe

bergs, Tokyo

15. Johanson,, m.e. Suga & Co., T.—129, Kitanagasa-

dori; Teleph. Fukiai 2-1805, Kobe

Nagoya Kikat SeiZO Kaisha—Higashi

Furuwataru, Naka-ku, Nagoya Tominaga Seisakusho —123, Moto-

maohi; Teleph. Moto. 4-0314, Kobe

I’nion Mechanical & Automobile

Engineers—30, Isogami-dori; Cable Yamaguichi Shoten—38, Kano-cho;

Ad: Duns, Kobe Teleph. Fukiai 2-2578, Kobe

MOTOR ENGINEER'S Yamaoka Motoj i uo—5, Hasaka-dori;

Teleph. Minatogawa 5^3288, Kobe

Fujita Shoeai —129, Nakayamate- SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS

dori; Teleph. Fukiai 2-3887; Kobe

Mitsubishi'' Shipbuilbing & En-

Ikeda Shokai—171, Kusunoki-cho ; Te- gineering ' Co., Ltd.—^ Marunou-

leph. Moto 4-3436, Kobe chi; Telephs. 2131-2170 (Maruno-

uchi); P.O. Box 61 (Central); Cable

IsHIKAWAJIMA HlKOKI SeISAKUSHO—7, Ad; Iwasakisip; Codes: Bentley’s,

Kendall’s, etc., Tokyo- «

Tsukijima Nishinakadori, Kyobashi- H. Hamada, chairman

ku, Tokyo K. Shiba, managing director

Japan Automobile Co.—3, Tameike- Shinzaike Engine & Iron Works—

machi, Akasaka-ku; Cable Ad: —Shinzai Nad'a; P.O. Box 358;

Japanauto, Tokyo Telephs. 1840-3 (Saiin.); Cable Ad:

Kansei Jidosha Shoten K.K.—44, Landing, Kobe

Owned and Controlled by Nickel

Shiriike Kita-machi; Teleph. Mina- & Lyons, Ltd.

togawa 5-1237, Kobe G. H. Jones, manager

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B50 CIVIL

CHINA

CIVIL ENGINEERS

Dah Yao Engineering St Construc-

tion Co., Architects and Reinforced

Concrete Experts—14, Museum Rd.;

Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd.—100, Peking Teleph.

Road; Teloph. 10012; P.O- Box 239; 16217, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Section, Shanghai

R. M. Saker, director m m-i® x

Davies, Brooke & Gran—81, Jinkee

^ wmmji Road; Telephs. 16935-6; Cable Ad :

Blackmoke, Basto & Shank, Ltd.— Datum, Shanghai

York Building; Teleph. 22588; P.O.

Box 8; Cable Ad: Blacktox, Hong-

kong Denison, Ram & Gibbs—H.K, Stock

Exchange; Teleph 20986, Hong

Kong

Berents, Hans—511, Glen Line Build-

ing, The Bund; Teleph. 12090; Cable &frl£X||li7]c±1M-i®X

Ad: Berents, Shanghai Faber, S. E.—130a, Hong Kong and

Shanghai Bank Building; Teleph.

Central China Realty Co.—150, hai 10723; Cable Ad: Ferikon, Shang-

Avenue

Shanghai Edward VII; Teleph. 18549,

m m -f® x

Fittkau, H.—131. Museum Road; Te-

Chau & Lee—Hong Kong Stock Ex- Ad: Fittwo, P.O.

leph. 11912; Box 1317; Cable

Shanghai

change; Teleph. 31640, Hong Kong

H i® _L 1 X

Ohollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcel Tillot; Fukusho

Cable

Co.—213, Yamagata-dori;

Ad: Fukusho, Dairen

Teleph. 83671, Shanghai

Fukien Construction Bureau—Cable

Clark & lu — 16, Queen’s Road Ad: Conbr, Foochow

Central; Teleph. 21041; Cable Ad :

Caerclark, Hongkong

Hall & Hall—61, Museum Road;

Teleph. 10864; Cable Ad: Hallhall,

Continental Corporation of China— Shanghai

33, Szechuen Road- Teleph. 16303;

Cable Ad: Kontichina, Shanghai

Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s

451: Ht 7® Road Central; Teleph. 23564; Cable

Corritt, A.—278, Kiangse Road; Ad:E. Hazgo, Hongkong

M. Hazeland

Teleph. 14466; Cable Ad: Dan- U. Gonella

corrit, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

CIVIL B51

Little, Adams V Wood—York Build-

Hemmings & Parkin—73, Consular stairs, ing; Teleph. 21026; Cable Ad: Up-

Road; Teleph. 31495; Cable Ad: Hongkong

Module, Tientsin

Logan & Amps—H.K. Bank Building;

Hongkong Engineering & Construc- Teleph. 27796; Cable Ad: Loam,

tion Co.—St. George’s Building; Hongkong

Teleph. 30309; Cable Ad: Ferro-

conco, Hongkong Lun Sang & Co. French Build-

A. R. F. Raven ing; Teleph. 23524; P.O. Box 506 ,

P 0-B % Cable Ad: Lunsang, Hongkong

Hfa Sheng Co.—80, Kutoboki Road;

Teleph. 20456; Cable Ad: Hua^ Luthy & Co.,m 0.—212, Kiangse x

Road;

sheng, Tientsin Teleph. 11914; P.O. Box 1169, Cable

Ad: Luthy, Shanghai

Jensen, G. £S.—410,

&-BSzechuen

Ji Road; is Hart_LRd.; Teleph.

Teleph. 14215; Cable Ad: Jenseni- Luthy, Emil—750,

cis, Shanghai 33631, Shanghai

is m m-m ±

Kirk, Wm. A.—133, Yuen Ming Yuen Marcks, Lothar—34, Main Road,

Road; Teleph. 13319; Cable Ad: outside Great West Outer Gate

Willykirk, Shanghai Road; Teleph. 4534; Cable Ad:

Marcksing, Mukden

Kun Lee Engineering Co.—89, Foo-

chow Road; Teleph. 13683, Shang- Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd.—

hai Registered Office: Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd

Floor; Teleph. 27757; Cable Ad:

Lai To Construction Co.—217, Hen- Hongpaarch, Hongkong

nessy Road; Teleph. 23401, Hong

Kong

Minutti & Co.—668, Szechuen Road,

Lane, Alfred J.—26, Des Voeux Rd. Shanghai

Central; Teleph. 23859, Hongkong M Wj—B Jl

Muller, E. J.—308, Glen Line Bldg.;

Teleph. 16600; Cable Ad: Soloji,

Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building; Shanghai

Teleph. 20167; Cable Ad: Orange,

Hongkong

Netherlands Harbour Works—H. K.

Lee, Poy G.—110, Szechuen Road; Te- Ad: Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 24211; Cabla

leph. 14849; Cable Ad: Genyue, Dredgers, Hong Kong

Shanghai

lo & Morriss—20,

X Palmer & Bank Turner HongkongTeleph.

and

Lester, Johnson Kiu- Shanghai

20176; Cable, Ad :

Building;

Pyrotechny, Hong-

kiang

hai Road; Teleph. 15039, Shang- kong and 17, Canton Road; Teleph.

15059 ; P.O. Box 732, Shanghai

 IStfGiNEKftiiNU SECTION FOR CHINA

B52 CIVIL—CONSTRUCTIONAL—00 INSULTING

lu Ml—iteJ.—410,

Powell, Sidney Jb Szechuen Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

Road; Teleph. 10918; Cable Ad: Es- 4,Tientsin.

Londoqi Road; liable Ad: Vplca,

jaypoil, Shanghai J. Turner, managing director’

Raven & fiiii'aj'k'fiii-it'S'

Basto—Prince’s Buildings; Fukien•asUtiMM-MK

Constructional Bureau —

Teleph. 21164, Hongkong

Cable Ad: Oonbr, Fbdchhw

Suun, K.H..— 266, Peking Road; Hazeland and Gonella—20, Queen’s

Teleph. 46.029Cable Ad: Suhr, Road Central; Teleph. 28564; Cable

Ad: Hazgo,. Hong Kong

Sha,nghai

JL

Tilley, Percy—320, Szechuen Read; Hongkong Engineering A Con-

Teleph. 15834; Cable Ad: Tillimb, struction Co., Ltd.—St. George s

Shanghai Building; Teleph. 30309; Cable

Ad : Ferrodoncb, Hongkong

ffi # Jl

ToporEalty—4 Quai de France; Te-

leph. 83306; Cable Ad: Toporealty, Logan & Amps—H.K. Bank Building;

Shanghai Telepn. 27796; Cable Ad: Loam,

Union Architectural Service—Cable Hongkong

Ad: Unars, Foochow

Paul P. Wiant, director

Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd.—

Registered Office: Hongkong &

Xavier Bros., Ltd.—8, Des Voeux Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd

Road C.; Teleph. 23216; Cable Ad: Floor; Teleph. 27757; Cable Ad:

Ticia, Hongkong Hongmarch, Hongkong

Varon, A. J.—770, Rue Bourgeat:

Teleph. 70420, Shanghai New

S-12,Shanghai Construction

Connaught Co.—

Road; Teleph.

Yeung Fat & Co. —20, Queen’s Rd. 341’71, Shanghai

Central; Teleph. 23989, Hongkong CONSULTING ENGINEERS

W. H. Yeung, manag. partner

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS Archer k Co.—5, Sankiao Road;

Teleph. 1880, Hankow

£ _b

American Trading Co.—51, Canton Anderson & Ashe—Queen’s Building;

Road; Cable Ad: Amtraco; S’hai Teleph. 24063; Cable Ad: Canell,

Hongkong

Bailey & Co., W.S.—Kowloon Bay;

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad • Sey Basel &Steffi; fi—^ Ji:

bourne, Hongkong Hutung;Frey—63

Teleph. a,140Ta(East;:

Fang Cable

Chi a

Ad: Basel, Peiping

Berents, Hans—Rooms 511-3, Glen

Line Building, The Bund; Teleph. Behp»endt, K.—67, Racecourse Road;

12099; Cable Ad: Bereints, Shang- Teleph 31091, Tientsin

hai

 ENGINEERING

1 SECTION FOR CHINA

CONSULTING ': B53

Blakeney A Co., J. D.—Corner of Gsyling, Rolf--I Pin Building, 49,

Dumbarton and London Roads; I3r< mloy Road, Tientsin

Teieph. 33245; Cable Ad: Justa,

Tientsin

Gopparp ^poupLAS!—Alexandra Bldg,

n& _k .peg; ’ V oe;ux Road Central; Teieph.

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—HO, Hankow 20122; Cable Ad : Goddard, H kong

Road; Toleph. 18206 j Cable A

Calatroni, Shanghai ■; X

Hohn China CoV—131, Museum Road;

Carmichael & Clark—Bank of East Telcph. 143.47, Shanghai

Asia Building; Teieph. 30231 (2

Lines); Cable Ad A Carmichael, Leth-Moller & Co., Y.—24, Ko Shao

Hongkong Hutung; Teieph. 3884, East; Cable

0 M —U h Ad : Leth, Pciping ‘!

China United Engineering Corpora-

tion—209, Yueu Ming Yuen Road; Malcolm, A.—220, Szechuen Road;

Teieph. 11266; Cable Ad: Kahn Teieph. 11225 (4 lines); Cable Ad:

crete, Shanghai Triplerais, Shanghai

m m m -m t

Davies, Eric—18, The Bund ; Teieph. Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd.—

15874, Shanghai Registered Office: Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd

Doi & Watanabe—24, The Bund; Te- Floor; Teieph. 27757; Cable Ad:

ieph. 13923; Cable Ad: Kaimusho, Hongmarch, Hongkong

Shanghai ic fft Jl

Captain S. Watauabe McGregor & Co., J. H.—235, Ward

m. m-u -h Road; Teieph, 50467. Shanghai

Eisler, Reeves & Murphy—51, Can-

ton Road; Teieph. 16817; Cable Miller, Thgmas N. (Mining)—Corner

Ad : Seaworthy, Shanghai Tangshan arid Barrack Roads;

Teieph. 30335; Cable Ad: Rellim,

Tientsin

Farrell, P. T.—65a, Wong-nei-chong

Road; Teieph. 24422, Hongkong m h—p m

!§ H fg—7ft _h Nielsen

ing, Rue & Malcolm—1, Racine22771-2;

Dubail; Telephs. Build-

Frost, J.—33, Szechuen Road; Teieph. Cable Ad: Nielcolm, Hankow

19402; Cable Ad: Frost, Shanghai

^ ji B M—'M t

Gray, John—410, Szcehuen Road; Te- Parker Rielly & Co. — 91, Peking

ieph. 16107: Cable Ad : Yarg, Veritas, Shanghai12267 ; Cable Ad •

Road ; Teieph.

Shanghai P. C. Rielly

£ m-m

German Machine Co.—7, Siking Road; Purves, D- A.—Prince’s Building;

Teieph. 14589; Cable Ad: Gamac, Teieph. 24902 ; P.O. Box 288; Cable

Shanghai Ad : Bapcopaint, Hongkong

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B54 CONSULTING—ELECTRICAL

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., Hugo—185- n m-m _h

195, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Te- Enssle, K.—2. Rte. Card. Mercier;

lephs. 11310, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Teleph. 72552, Shanghai

Cable Ad: Hannibal, Shanghai

Shatohin & Co., G. P.—56, Nanking Fraser & Chalmers Engineering

Road; Cable Ad: Atracom, Shang- Works—23, Ningpo Road; Teleph.

hai 16825; Cable Ad: Genlectrio

Shanghai

Strtori, Dr. Ing. L.—57, Meadows Far Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani-

Road; Teleph. 30513, Tientsin wa-dori; Teleph. 2837; Cable Ad;

Ogata, Mukden

Suhr, K.H. — 266, Peking Road;

Teleph. 16029, Cable Ad: Suhr, Fcrukawa ElectricMCo.—113, •£ Yama-

Shanghai gata-dori; Cable Ad: Furukawa,

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Dairen

m m m-u

Callender’s Cable and Construction General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.,

Co.—St. George’s Building, Hong The—Queen’s Bldg.; Teleph. 30247;

Kong; 368, Kiangse Road; Teleph. Hongkong ]5;andCable

P.O. Box Ad: Sparkless,

23, Ningpo Road;

15365 ; Cable Ad : Callender, Shang Teleph. 16825; P.O. Box 503; Cable

hai Ad: Genleotric, Shanghai

Goss Engineering Co.—17, Canton

Central China Trading Co.—33, Sha Road; Teleph. 15898, Shanghai

Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791, Cable

Ad : Centchina, Changsha Gray, John — 410, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg,

Shanghai

China Engineers, Ltd.—88, Museum

Road, Shanghai; Queen’s Building, Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd., The—

Hong Kong P. & O. Building; Teleph. 27711;

/ir n mm h Cable Ad: Electric, Hongkong

China Electric Co., Ltd.—460, Fo- if # ^(China),

M-mLtd.-L— 67, Des

kien Road; Teleph. 94006; P.O. Box

289; Cable Ad: Microphone, Shang- Innis Voeux

& Riddle

Road Central; P.O. Box and

73;

hai and Canton Cable Ad : Powerful, Hongkong

34, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Teleph.

n & m &-n e 16238, Shanghai

Comfort Electric Co.—287, Avenue A. J. Percival, managing director

Joffre; Teleph. 88092, Cable Ad: (Shanghai)

Comfortco, Shanghai

Jack & Co., Ltd., William C.—St.

George’s Building (3rd floor);

Duro Pcmp and Engineering Co.— Telephs. 23058 and 57827; P.O. Box

430, Nathan Road; Teleph. 56226; 474; Cable Ad: Marinework, Hong-

Cable Ad : Curfin, Hongkong kong

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

ELECTRICAL B55

M In—'# _h

Jabdinb Engineebinq Corpobation, Reiss & Co., Hugo—185-195, Yuen

Ltd. —14, Redder Street, Hongkong Ming Yuen Road; Telephs. 11310,

and 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Cable Ad:

Shanghai Hannibal, Shanghai

m # M-M J: Representation for British Manufac-

Kawakita Electric Co.—108, Chappo turers—23, Tungting Road; Teleph.

1880; Cable Ad: Rebritman, Han-

Road; Teleph. 42357, Shanghai kow

^ m m—& h

Laesen & Trock—178, Avenue Edward

YII: Teleph. 16838; Cable Ad: Shanghai Electric Construction Co.

Trocklar, Shanghai —185, Soochow Road; Teleph. 18199;

P.O. Box 793; Cable Ad: Eskimo,

Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de 1'Quest; Shanghai

Teleph. 80454; Cable Ad: Lonko

may, Shanghai if ^ i. m-m #

Lowcock &; Co—'China Building; Shew an, Tomes & Co.—10, Des Voeux

Teleph. 26492; Cable Ad : Lowcock, Road C.; Teleph. 27781; P.O. Box

115; Cable Ad: Keecheong, Hong

Hongkong Kong

***

Mather and Platt—4, Peking Road; Siemens China f Co.—41,

l"3 W-»Teng# Shi

Teleph. 11159, Shanghai Kow; Cable Ad. Motor, Peiping

and 218 Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Moysey & Co., H. J.—452, Kiangse 67456,

Street, Shanghai

Hongkong andand 17,12, B.Pedder

Con.,

Road; Telephs. 18331 and 16466 • Canton

Cable Ad : Adasea, Shanghai

ft * *-m .h Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking

National Electric Co.—501, Nanking Road; Teleph. 10173; P.O. Box 456;

Road; Teleph. 93520, Shanghai Cable Ad : Scothar, Shanghai

m ft^ ft n m m m-m ±

Oriental Trading and Engineering Shanghai Electric Supply Go.—184,

Co.—49, Taku Road; Teleph. 32963; Nanking Road; Teleph. 93298; Cable

Cable Ad: Foohaiang, Tientsin Ad: Shallsup, Shanghai

al # m ^ ^ Ji m X it ft ®r-# k

Otis Elevator

Avenue Co.—China

Road; Teleph. 30190;Zone: 935,

P.O. Box Skodaworks, Ltd.—24, The Bund;

1699; Cable Ad: Lyndentree, Shanghai Teleph. 13940; Cable Ad: Skoda-

works, Shanghai

w ?'] m -m h

Philips China Co. —133, Szechuen ^ E 3jf ’/111

Road; Teleph. 15124; P.O. Box 794: San Shing Co.—Cable Ad: Sansco,

Cable Ad: Halfwatt, Shanghai Sw’atow

n & Co., Ltd.—180,b Canton Rd.; Telefunken East Asiatic Wireless

Porter Telegraph Co.—451, Kiangse Road;

Teleph. 10570; Cable Ad: Electrical, Teleph. 17346; P.O. Box 406,

Shanghai Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION EOR CHINA

B56 ELECTRICAL-GENERAL

m m-m ±

Westinohousb Electric International Babcocx 1*1 JI& Wilcox, -IMG $C-&Ltd.—1,X The

Co.—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Bund; Cable Ad: Baboock, Shang-

Teleph. 11310; P.O. Box 959; Cable hai and 173, Victoria Road; Cable Ad:

Ad: Wencoexpo, Shanghai Babcock, Tientsin

J. E. Hargreaves, manager for China

m mm m m-m

Wei Tong Electrical Co.—310, Che- ±

kiang Road, Shanghai Bailey &mmm Co., Ltd.,m-m&

W. S. —Kowloon

Bay; Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad:

GENERAL ENGINEERS Seybourne, Hongkong

Aluminium Union, Limited—1000, BaisunmXWi Engineering Works±(Boiler-

Liza Hardoon

Road; Teleph. Building,

11758; P.O.340,Box

Szechuen

1435; makers)—768, Pc int Road; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Alulim, Shanghai 51600, Shanghai

W & ®Engineering

American tt-B _h Behn, Meyerft m

tic M i& mCorporation— 5Z-B

China Co., XLtd.- 356,

989, Bubbling Well Road; Teieph. Peking Box

Road; Teleph. 51752; P.O.

568; Cable Ad: Behnmeyer,

34350; Cable Ad: Amengco, Shang- Shanghai

hai

3S

American Trading Co.Jl— 3, Canton Black & Co.,m J.m-xF.—32, Ta Juan Fu

Road; Teleph. ISO?1?; Cable Ad: Ad Hutung; Teleph. 3213 East; Cable

Amtraco, Shanghai , : Engineer, Peiping

ft ft x m m-m #

Anderson,ftMeyer

ft I &m-X It Des Bornemann

Co., Ltd.—67, & Co.—29, French Con.,

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 28091; Sharpeem; Cable Ad: Pervasion,

Canton; Prince’s Building, Des

P.O. Box 73; Cable Ad: Danica, Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 24512;

Hongkong; 21, Yuen Ming Yuen Cable Ad; Pervasion, Hong Kong

Road; P.O. Box 265, Shanghai;

§6, Rue de Takou; Teleph. 30374,

Tientsin and 1, Ta Yuen Fu ft ft iii-# ^

Hutung; Cable Ad: Danica, Pei- Carlowitz & Co.—4, Queen’s Road

ping Central (Bank of China Bldg.); Teleph.

20873; P.O. Box 73; Cable Ad: Carlowitz,

# a *• Hong Kong; 670, Szechuen Road;

A. E. G. China Electric Co.—267, Teleph. 11030; P.O. Box 1274; Cable

Kiangse Road ; Teleph. 17622; Cable Ad: Carlowitz, Shanghai; 140-144,

Ad: Aegchinaco, Shanghai and Taku Road, Tientsin ^

H.K. Stock Exchange, Hongkong

^ ^ psHsin ^ ^ Engineering:

a ft m-m #

Andrews &m George Co.—54.-x Yama- Chien (Ltd.), Diesel Engines, Suction

Co.

gata-dori: Teleph 8320; Cable Ad : Gas Engines, Printing Machinery,

Yadzu, Dairen Textile Machinery, Pumps, Cranes,

Steelworks, Furnaces and Lifting

ft m m Appliances—'Shanghai: 136, Kiangse

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. 1 Nanking Road; Teleph. 13590; Cable Ad:

Road: Teleph. 11430; Cable Ad: Harchi, Engincomer. Hong Kong: Shell

Shanghai: 15-19, Queen’s Road Cen- House (1st floor), 26-32, Queen’s

tral; Teleph. 20513, Hongkong and Road Central; Cable Ad: Engin-

An lee House; Cable Ad: Harclil. South; comer. Canton: Taiping Maloo

Hankow Cable Ad: Lemjus

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

GENERAL B57

^ n m-m % m m-m ±.

China Amekican Engineering Cor- Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road;

poration—Rue de Fiance; Teleph. Teleph. 15638; Cable Ad: Safe-

31428; Cable Ad: Caeng, Tientsin guard, Shanghai

China Brass and Iron Works—484, Gran, A.n L.—Hsing-Hsuan

n &m m-xm

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 60721, Ad : Algran, Mukden Li; Cable

Shanghai

± SI-# ^

China Engineers, Ltd. — Queen's Hayes Engineering Corporation—49,

Bldg., Hong Kong; 88, Museum Ad: Jehayes, Teleph.

Taku Road;

Tientsin

30250; Cable

Road, Shanghai

n fcM «~i and Develop-i m m x u m-m i

Chinese Engineering Horie Engineering Co.—332, Woo-

ment Co.—1, Jui Ching L-i, Sanjin sung Road; Teleph. 45276, Shanghai

Loo; Teleph. 5198; P.O. Box 14;

Gable Ad: Cedco, Mukden and 51, ^ # mm-m i

Canton Road; Teleph. 12708; P.O. Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. (In-

Box 1651, Shanghai and 8, Fu Hou corporated, under the Companies

Kang, Nanking and 39, Kuangsi

Road, Tsingtao and 75, Nan Chih OrdinancesMing Yuen ofRoad;Hongkong)—34,

P.O. Box Yuen

717;

Tze, Peiping Cable Ad : Powerful; Shanghai; 67-

H. A. Raider, president and gen- 69, Des Yoeux Road Ceptral, H’kong

eral manager (Shanghai)

International Harvester Export Co.

EJr 1! ilWorks—Sakako;

Jz-m * Agricultural Machinery) — 52, Dia-

Dairen Engineering gonalnaya Street; P.O. Box 462;

Teleph. 9151; Cable Ad: Dairenki- Cable Ad: Interha,' Harbin

kai, Dairen

Jardine

Ltd.—EwoEngineering

Rd.; Teleph. Corporation

31294; Cable

ps ^ m m-m

DomestTc Engineers, Ltd.—22,# Des Ad: Jardeng, Tientsin and 9, Hsia

Voeux Road Central; Teleph. 23504; Kung Fu; Teleph. 41469, Nanking

and 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road;

Ckble Ad : Yulan, Hong Kong Teleph. 15290; P.O. Box 1238, Shang-

hai and 14, Pedder Street; Teleph.

Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.— 30^19, Hongkong

4, Loin don Road ; Cable Ad : Yulca, Kiangnan Dock & Engineering

Tientsin ; Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph.

84100; Cable Ad : Sinbdock S’hai

-M m-m i

Eletrook,

leph. 12552; P.O. Box 303; Cable Yun Cheong

Tnc.—156, Peking Road; Te- Kook Engineering Works—

Ad: Koorble, Shanghai ChiaO Road; Teleph. 24917,

Hankow

Feld & Co.,eF.—52-A,

vt-m B.C.,# Shameen; Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road;

Teleph. 18737-9; P.O. Box 1179;

Teleph. 10914; Cable Ad: Feldbobe, Cable Ad: Kunstalber, Shanghai

Canton and 5, Queen’s Rd. Central; and 11, The Bund, S. A. D. 3;

Teleph. 22533; Cable Ad: Kunstal-

Teleph. 28447, Hongkong ber, Hankow

Gale & Co., L. E. (Aviation)—984, Kwong Hip Loong—Chung Hing St.,

Bubbling Well Road ; Teleph. 30049 ; Hongkong

Cable Ad -. Gale, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

B58 GENERAL—MECHANICAL

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught Shing Tai Electeic Co.—564, Sze-

Road Central; Teleph. 22554; P.O. chuen Road; Teleph. 14119, S’hai

Box 664; Cable Ad: Yueng, Hong

kong Smidth & Co., F. L. (Cement Making

Linotype & Machinery Ltd.Street; Machinery)—30, Foochow Rd., S’hai

(Prin- and

ters' Engineers)—!, Duddell 23, Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung:

Teleph. 20768; Cable Ad: Linotype, Teleph.

Folasmidth,

3319, East; Cable Ad:

Peipihg

Hongkong and 160, Avenue Edward

VII; Teleph. 13448; P.O. Box 1152, Steomwall, iiOLDO—391, Kiangse Rd. ;

Shanghai Teleph. 10364; Cable Ad: Strom-

Malcolm & Co., Ltd. -Hongkong and trade, Shanghai

Shanghai Bank Bldg.; Teleph. 31144;

P.O. Box 151; Cable Ad: Triplerais, Telge & Scheoetee—620, Szechuen

Hongkong;and at Shanghai and Canton Road; Teleph. 16233; P.O. Box 715;

Mathee and Platt—4, Peking Road; Cable Ad : Telge, Shanghai

A. Berg

Teleph. 11159, Shanghai

Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan

McDonnell & Goeman, Inc.—130, Ssu Piao Lou; Teleph. 4383; Cable Ad:

Ching Lu; Cable Ad: Macdon, Yangco, Peiping

Mukden

McGeegoe & Co., J.H. — 235, Ward Yoek Shipley Co., Inc. (Ice Making

Road; Teleph. 50467, Shanghai and Jinkee

Refrigerating Machinery) — 81,

Road; Teleph. 11450; Cable

(Ceramic) Ad : Yorkshipli, Shanghai

Oliveiba & Son, H.—1, Seward Rd.; j Yue Sang- & Co. — 146, Lockhart

Teleph. 40020; Cable Ad: Hotema, Road; Teleph. 26705; Cable Ad:

Shanghai Lavolta, Hongkong

Obiental Engineebing Co. — Cable

Ad: Orimp, Foochow M & 5E fiJ m-'M _L

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway;

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Hugo Teleph. 46333; Cable Ad: Zungli,

—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Tele- Shanghai

phone 11310, P.O. Box 1408; Cable

Ad : Hannibal; Shanghai MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

T. Sandor, m.e., b.sc., managing

director

Th. Kregozy, m.e., b.sc., manager si & it» g -t

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The

Reiss, Bbadley & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Bund; Teleph. 15750; Cable Ad:

Babcock, Shanghai

Central; Teleph. 28009; Cable Ad :

Josstree, Hongkong and 88, Museum

Road, Shanghai mmm m-m #

Satoe, A. (Printing Machinery)—113, Bailey & Co., W. S.—Kowloon Bay;

Museum Road; Teleph 19902; P.O. Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad: Seybourne

Box 1377; Cable Ad : Sator, Shang- He ngkong

hai

1% £ M M ^

Shanghai Dock

—424 Broadway East; Cable Ad: Lu Pu Kia; Teleph. 791; Cable Ad:

Farnham, Shanghai Cmtchina, Changsha

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CHINA

MECHANICAL—MINING—MOTO R B 59

ft ft M—M _h m m m-m ft

Gray, J ohn — 410, Szechuen Road; Sulzer Brothers—34, Avenue Edward

VII; Teleph. 16512; Cable Ad: Sul-

Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad: Yarg; zerbros, Shanghai

Codes: A.B.C. 6bh and Bentley’s,

Shanghai

Be St S ^-B ft

ft ft M-m ft Tuck Tai Iron Works—762, Point

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—67, Road; Teleph. 51735; Cable Ad:

tDes Yoeux Road Central; P.O. Box Foundry, Shanghai

73; Cable Ad : Powerful, Hongkong

and 34, Yuen Ming Yuen Road; P.O. MINING ENGINEERS

Box 787; Shanghai

W IT m -h Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd.—

Moysey & Co., Ltd., H. J.—452, Registered Office: Hongkong &

Kiangse Road; Telephs. 18331 and Shanghai Bank Building, 2nd

16466; Cable Ad : Adasea, Shanghai Floor; Teleph. 27757; Cable Ad:

Hongjnarch, Hongkong

m ^ js-s ft MOTOR ENGINEERS

Reiss & Co., Fed. Inc., Hugo—185,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road; Telephs.

11310, 11318-9; P.O. Box 1408; Cable ft 'ft H M ft~B ft

Ad : Hannibal, Shanghai Auto Castle—Corner of Bubbling Well

and Medhurst Roads; Teleph. 30274,

Shanghai

M-B ft

Rose Downs, & Thompson, Ltd.—121,

Peking Road, Teleph. 14126; P.O. AutonPalace Co., Ltd.—100,

m-m i

Box 456; Cable Ad: Rosedowns, Cardinal Mercier; Teleph. Rte.70180; du

Shanghai Cable Ad : Autopalace; Shanghai

m-m &

Ross & Co., Alex.—1a, Chater Road; China£7 Motors,¥Inc.—702,

n m ft-B ft

Teleph. 20027; Cable Ad: Rotunda, bling Well Road; Teleph.The 30024 Bub-

;

Hongkong Cable Ad: Mechanic, Shanghai

^ g m-m m i3 & ¥ * g ti m-m #

San Shing Co.—Cable Ad: Sansco, Dragon Motor Car Co.—33, Wong

Swatow Nei Chung Road; Teleph. 31261;

Cable Ad: Autoimport, Hongkong

mmn ft w

Siemens China Co. — 218, Kiangse n & m-m #

Road; Teleph. 67456-9; P.O. Box

1040, Shanghai and 41, Teng Shih Duro Motor Co.—132, Nathan Road;

Teleph. 57226; Kowloon, Hongkong

Kou Cable Ad : Motor, Peiping

wMmimuftftffi-Bft b m

Sin Chung Engineering Co. — 378, Frazar, Main

Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—468, Third

Road; Teleph. 1410; Cable Ad :

Kiangse Road; Teleph.

Ad : Sinchung, Shanghai19824; Cable | Frazar, Tsinan

 ENGINEERING SECTION EOR CHINA

B60 MOTOR—SANITARY

tf '{i ft ^ «s m ±-m Ji SANITARY ENGINEERS

Hartzenbusgh Motors—730, Avenue ft ii ft #, 4b

Foch; Teleph. 30102, Shanghai China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang

Men Street; Teleph. 4638 (East),

Peiping

Hongkong Hotel Garage (The Hong

iKong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.) — e a $r m-m ft

Foot of Stubbs Road; Teleph. Ghee Hsin Pottery—137, Peking Rd.;

27778; Cable Ad: Kremoffice, Hong Teleph. 19917; Cable Ad: Potela,

Kong Shanghai

Hodford Motors—1Q0, Rte. Cardinal \M ft

MercierTeleph. 70180, Shanghai Doughty & Op . .C. J.—30, Brenan

Road ; Teleph. 21938; Cable’ Ad:

n & in n m # Doughtyco, Shanghai

International Motor Supply Co.— n &Chinam ftEngineering

m ft

Cfhater Road; Teleph. :23377; P.O. Eastern Co.—260,

Box 492, Hongkong Avenue Edward VII; Teleph. 16783,

Shanghai

^ # s m n n it-f® i

Nanyang Motor Supply. Co.—856-870,

Avenue Edward YU; Teleph. 90664, Eastern Engineering Works—4, Lon-

Shanghai don Road; Teleph. 31195; Cable Ad:

Vulca, Tientsin

if ft ±M~m #

Ross & Co,, Alex.—1a, Chater |load; Elm & Co., mLtd.—20, $-m t

Teleph. 22487 • Cable Ad : Rotunda, Teleph. 51565; Cable Baikal Road;

Ad: ElnJco,

Hongkong Shanghai

n ^ li n m ni-m Jt

Shanghai Horse Bazaar and Motor Fan, Robert-tRIO; Szechuen Road; Te-

Co.—100, Rte. . Cardinal ; Mercier : leph. 19395; Cable Ad : Rofan,

Teleph, 70180, Shanghai Shanghai

M H m—M h

Shun Woo Engineering Works — Gordon & Co., Ltd.—443, Szechuen

Corner of Point and Ohusan Roads: Road; Teleph. 16107; Cable Ad:

Hardware, Shanghai

Teleph. , 52082, Shanghai

ft nLight

Great XnyftM fc—dCo..—437,

. Engineering -t

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Thornycroft & Co., Ltd., John I., BubblingCable Ad

Well Road; Teleph. 31721 ;

: Greatlight, Shanghai

Marine Engines, Motor Vehicles

and Boilers — Pioneer Building,

Nathan Road; Kowloon; Teleph. Langdon & aCo,, E. W.-^—30, ft Cardinal

56752; Cable Ad: Thorny. Hong Mercier; Teleph, 80136; Cable Ad :

Kong Donlangco^ Shanghai

W| K fr iR n m~m h ie m m-m #

Union Motors, Inc..— 444, Avenue Lee Yu Kee 37j Des Vceux Road

Foch; Teleph. 30062; Gable Ad: Central; Teleph. 28177: Cable Ad:

Building, Hong Kong

Unionmotors, Shanghai

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR CIGNA

SANITARY—SHTEBEiEdI NG B61

m m 3 m m.-x-u h icfn1#

Oriental Engineering Works —56, Huh Hsing Engineering and Ship-

building Works—Avenue de Beza-

Kiangse Road; Teleph. 15755, S’hai ure; Teleph. Nantao 21395, 81357,

'if ft %\ %--m & Shanghai

Reiss, Bradley & Co , Ltd.- 7, Queen's #m&W i

Road Central; Teleph. 28007; Cable Kiangnan Dock and Engineering

Ad 1 Jostree; Hongkong Works — Arsenal Road; Teleph.

84100-8-9; Cable Ad: Sinodock,

ft m /K % r m ±-m _h Shanghai

Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co —

329, Kiangse Road; Teleph. 12336; m # i. n-m i

Cable Ad : Lightsanit, Shanghai King Chong Chang & Co’s Engineer-

ing Works—660, Point Road; Tele-

RJT1 phone 52960, Shanghai

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co.,

Ltd.—484, Kiangse Road; Teleph.

15577, Shanghai j®t ^ ii i m-a m

Koon Cheong Engineering Works—

^ M-W % Yun Chiao Road, Model District ;

Twyeord Engineering Co.—113, Rue Teleph. 24917, Hankow

du Chaylard; Teleph. 32476; Cable

Ad: Twyford, Tientsin mm #

Kwong Hip Loong—Chung King Stl;

B tp-W # Teleph.: 57009, Hongkong

Warren & Co., C.. E.—China Build-

ing; Teleph. 20269; Cable Ad: War- m ffi-m t

ren, Hongkong New Engineering & Shipbuild-

SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS tszepoo; Road; Ltd.,

ing Works, Teleph.The50080;640,

P.O.Yang,

Box

704:'( 'able Ad,:(Speedy, Shanghai

m^ m m-m#

Bailey & Co., W. iS.—Kowloon Bay ;

Teleph. 58021; Cable Ad: Seybourn, ! Sang ChiH Engineering B !E m-B ±

and Ship-

Hongkong 1

building Works—239, Yulin Road;

Teleph. 50729, Shanghai

Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd.—

4, London Road; Telephs. 31349 and

31195; Cable Ad: Yulca, Tientsin Shanghai; Dock and Engineering Co..

Ltd.—424,

Ad : Farpham, Broadway

ShanghaiEast; Cable

Heng Chong. Chang & Co. - 397,

Broadway; Teleph. 52447, Shanghai ^ & i.i m ■£ *-m #

Taikoo Dockyard

Co,—Quarry Bay, andHongkong

Engineering

Hongkong & Whampoa Hock Co., Ltd.

Queen’s Building & Kowloon

Docks; Teleph. 28020 and 58053; Wayside’s Iron Works—624, Ping

P.O. Box 41; Cable Ad : Manifesto, Hang Road;TMeh'h. 503,35;'Shanghai

Hongkong

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

B62 BOILERS—CIVIL

MALAYA, SIAM AND NETHERLANDS INDIES

BOILERS ENGINEERS Jackson, J. M.—Winchester House,

Collyer Quay; Teleph. 6493; Cable

Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd.—B 1,2 &3, Ad: Jaxon, Singapore

1st floor6261;

Teleph. Hongkong Bank Chambers;

Cable Ad:Babcock ;Codes:

Acme, Bentley’s and Private, Singapore LimTeleph.

6594; CableChange

Ad: Alley;

Keng-

seng, Singapore

CIVIL ENGINEERS

Arbenz, H. R.—Union Building; Te- McIntyre & Co., Ltd., Stewart—45,

lephone 6071; Cable Ad: Arbenz, Orchard Road, Singapore

Singapore Pratt, H. W.—P.O. Box 41, Serem-

Bangkok Dock & Co.—Teleph. 184; ban, Negri Sembilan

Cable Ad : Progress, Bangkok, Siam Redpath Brown Co., Ltd. (Glas-

Booty

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Buildings, etc. — Hongkong Bank

Buildings; P.O. Box 416; Teleph.

Brossard Mopin (Malaya), Ltd.—69-e, 6098; Cable Ad: Colum, Singapore

Geyland Road • Cable Ad: Brosex-

ploi, Singapore Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

Chan Sow Lin & Co.—74a, Ampang Ltd.—Union Building, Singapore

Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad: Swan and Maclaren—Hongkong Bank

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Chambers; Teleph. 4317; Cable Ad :

Chung & Wong—Union Building: Framboise, Singapore and Straits

Teleph. 7257, Singapore Trading Building, Kuala Lumpur,

Selangor

Evans

Telepb. 137; P.O. Box 13; Cable Teleph. 215; Cable Ad: Taponga,

Ad: Evansco; Seremban, Negri Ipoh, Perak

Sembilan

Federated Engineering Co.—246, United Engineers, Limited — River

High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Lumpur, Selangor Singapore and 1, Riverside, Malac-

ca and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21,

Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—fi50, Ipoh, Perak

Havelock Road; Telephs. 5867 and J. A. P. Strachan (Singapore)

5868; Cable Ad : Fogbane, Singapore

Van Langenberg & Son, T.C.—19, Old

Gammon (Malaya), Ltd.—63, Geylang Market Square; Teleph. 3803;

Road; Teleph. 5331-2; P. O. Box Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

233; Cable Ad: Gammon, Singa- T. C. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a.,

pore l.r.i.b.a., partner

V.l.r.i.b.a.,

S. van partner

Langenberg, f.i.a.a.

Hood, T. C.—34, Meyer Chambers;

Teleph. 4445, Singapore Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

International Engineering Co., Inc. Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359;

—Cable Ad : Gysom, Bangkok, Siam Cable Ad: Loco, Penang

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

CONSTRIICTOINAL—CONSULTING—ELECTRICAL B63

CONSTRUCTIONAL ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang Beng Swee & Co., Ltd.—41, Bishop

Street; Teleph. 697; Cable Ad:

Road; Teleph. 542; P.O. Box 359; Bengswee, Penang

Cable Ad : Loco ; Penang

Chan Sow Lin & Cd.—74a, Ampaug

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Road; Teleph. 235; Cable Ad:

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Christiani and Niedsen (Siam), Ltd. Federated Engineering Co. — 246,

—Cable Ad: 'Concrete, Bangkok High Street; Teleph. 186; Kuala

Flowerdew & Co,, A. H.—Oriental j Lumpur, Selangor

Bldgs., Java St.; P.O. Box 156, Fonghin & Co.—64, Wallich Street;

Telepb. 3630; Cable Ad: Flower- | Teleph. 7582, Cable Ad: Seebengong,

dew, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Singapore

Hannay & Steedman—Gopeng Road; General Electric Co.—12, Battery

Road ; Teleph. 5858; P.O. Box 203 ,

P.O. Box 64, Ipoh, Perak Cable Ad: Manner, Singapore

Henggler & Martin, Ltd.—8, Java Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road,

Street; Teleph. 3136, P.O. Box 140; Singapore

Cable Ad: Anglomaya, Kuala Lum-

pur, Selangor Huttenbachs, Ltd.—14, Market St. ;

Cable Ad: Habiture, Kuala Lum-

Hindhede & Co., Ltd.—7f Mile Stone, Road; pur, Selangor and 94 Brewster

Bukit Timah Road; Teleph. 6104; Perak and Cable Ad : Habiture, Ipoh,

Cable Ad: Naiti, Singapore 5 Malacca St., Singapore

Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd. 69, Chartered BankEngineering

International Co.—

Lane, Bangkok,

Choon Guan Street, Singapore j Siam

Mackie, D. D.—18, Winchester House; Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., Wm.—

Teleph. 7811; Cable Ad: Mackie, Ocean Building, Singapore

Singapore

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd., London—

Osborne & Chappel—Teleph. 510; 39, Hale Street; Cable Ad: Expan-

ded, Ipoh, Perak

Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh, Perak

Pollard, Thomas H.—Chartered Bank KeeSt.;Huat Radio Company—24, Beach

Cable Ad : Kikophone, Penang

Lane; Teleph. 5394; Cable Ad:

Pollard, Bangkok, Siam Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson

Road; Teleph. 7558; Cable Ad:

Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale Street; Morey, Singapore

Teleph. 215; Cable Ad: Taponga,

Ipoh, Perak Nathan, M. & E.—25 29, Orchard

Road; Cable Ad: Emin, Singapore

Wakeeord & Lowndes—6, Telegraph Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang

Street; P.O. Box 669; Teleph. 3412; Road; Cable Ad : Healey, Bangkok,

L.Cable Ad: Jipco, Singapore

T. Wakeford Siam

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MXLAYA, ETC.

B64 ELECTRICAL—GENERAL-MARINE-MECHANICAL

Siam Electric, Corporation, Ltd.— International Engineering Co., Inc.

—Chartered Bank Lane; P O. Box

Cable Ad: Gaelic, Bangkok, Siam 39; Cable Ad: Gysom, Bangkok,

Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd. Siam

—57, Robinson Road ; Teleph. 5069; Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

P.O. Box 553; Cable Ad: Micro- Co.—Ocean Building; Teleph. 5216;

phone, Singapore Cable8, Ad:

and BeachExpanded, Singapore;

Street; Teleph. 351,

United Engineers, Limited—River Teleph. Penang and 120, Belfield Street:

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers, Java Street; 114; Ipoh, Perak and 23,

Singapore; 1, Riverside; Malacca Teleph. 625, Kuala

and Lahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Lumpur

Perak

Paterson, Simons & 'Co., Ltd.—

Wakepord & Lowndes—^-6 & 7, Tele- Prince Street, Singapore; 9, Weld

graph Street; Teleph. 3412; Cable Quay, Penang; 1, Old' Market

Ad: Jipco, Singapore Square, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

GENERAL ENGINEERS Siam Architects (Import)—Asdang

Road; Teleph. 646; Cable Ad:

Babcock &. Wilcox, Ltd.—Hongkong Healey, Bangkok, Siam

N. G. Colley, manager

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 6261; Cable

Ad: Babcock, Singapore

P. M. Scott, manager Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya),

Ltd.—Union Building; Teleph. 4902;

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan co, P.O. Box 533; Cable Ad: Simplex-

Hua Takay; Teleph. 435; Cable Singapore

Ad: Leather, Bangkok, Siam

MARINE ENGINEERS

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri;

Teleph. 600; Cable Ad: Autos, Bangkok Singapore Slipway &' Engineering

Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Pagar; Cable

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—139-149, Mar- Ad: Slipway, Singapore

ket Street; Cable

; Ad : Diethelmco,

Singapore;

Bangkok and Cable Ad: Diethelmco, Thornycroft (Singapore), Ltd. Tank

Road, Singapore

Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Road;

Teleph. 5133; Cable Ad: Guthrie, United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley

Singapore Road, Singapore; 87, Bishop Street.

Penang; 1, Riverside, Malacca and

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—6th Serembaji, Negri Sembilan

Mile, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Huttenbachs, Limited —14, Market

Street; Teleph. 4226; P.O. Box 255; Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Agentship, Kuala Lum- Progress, Bangkok, Siam

pur, Selangor and 5, Malacca St.,

Cable Ad: Habiture, Singapore

Chan Sow Lin & Co., Ltd.—74a, Am-

Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69, pang Road; Teleph. 3235; Cable Ad:

Meelee, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

Chuan Guan Street, Singapore

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR MALAYA, ETC.

MECHANICAL—MINING—MOTOR

Cumming, Charles E.—Floral Villa, Holman Bros., Ltd.—Ocean Building,

Singapore and 23, Java St., Kuala

Lahat Road; Teleph. 44; Cable Ad : Lumpur, Selangor

Gumming, Ipoh, Perak

Evans & Co., H. W.—Seremban, Negri Ingersoll-Rand (India), Ltd.—69,

Sembilan Choon Guan Street, Singapore

Federated Engineering Go., Ltd.— Morrison, Wilson L. H. — Ipoh,

246, High Street; Kuala Lumpur, Perak; Code: A.B.C. 5th Brom-

Selangor hall’s Imperial

Fleming Brothers—Lahat Road; Te-

leph. 152; Cable Ad: Fleming, Ipoh, Osborne & Chappel—Teleph. 510-11;

Perak Cable Ad: Felspar, Ipoh, Perak

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—6th Park & Francis, Ltd. — 15, Old

Mile, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore Market Street; Teleph. 3931; P.O.

Box 66; Cable Ad: Parkvale,

MIalavan Mechanical Equipment Co.— Kuala Lumpur, Selangor

14, Robinson Road, Singapore

Morey & Co., John—98, Robinson Thomas & Hornidge—19, Hale Street,

Ipoh, Perak

Road, Singapore

United Engineers, Limited — River Vaughan & Co., L.—P.O. Box 331;

Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers, Teleph.

Kuala

3188; Cable Ad: Vaughan,

Lumpur, Selangor

Singapore and 87, Bishop Street;

Teleph. 731, Penang and 1, River MOTOR ENGINEERS

Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca and Lahat

Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh, Perak Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Wearne Brothers, Ltd. — Gopeng Progress, Bangkok, Siam

Road; Teleph. 783; Gable Ad: Borneo Motors, Ltd. & Borneo Chev-

Wearne, Ipoh, Perak rolet, Ltd.—68, Orchard Road;

MINING ENGINEERS Cable Ad: Borneocar, Singapore

and Farquhar Street; Teleph. 668,

Brash & Smith—110, Belfield Street; 475; Penang and Brewster Road; Teleph.

Teleph. 116; Cable Ad: Granite, Teleph.Ipoh, Perak and Setul Road;

302, Seremban, Negri Sem-

Ipoh, Perak bilan

Corbett, Max. C.—Teleph. 6; Cable Cycle & Carriage Co, (1926), Ltd.—

Ad: Corbett, Ipoh, Perak 43, Orchard Road; Teleph. 5944;

Flowerdew & Co., A. H.—Oriental Cable Ad: Cyclecarri, Singapore

Buildings; Teleph. 3630; P.O. Box

156; Cable Ad1: Flowerdew, Kuala Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

Road, Singapore

Lumpur, Selangor

Hannay & Steedman—Gopeng Road, Lyons Motors, Ltd.—92, Orchard

Road; Teleph. 5811; Cable Ad:

Ipoh, Perak Centramoto, Singapore

Henggeler & Martin, Ltd.—8, Java Malacca Motor Garage Co., The—81,

Street; Teleph. 3136; P.O. Box 140; Jonker Street; Teleph. 192; Cable

Cable Ad: Anglomaya, Kuala Lum- Ad: Motogarage, Malacca

pur, Selangor

B3

 ENGINEERING SECTION- FOR MALAYA, ETC.

MOTOR-RADIO-SANITARY

Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14-20, Or- RADIO ENGINEERS

chard Road; Teleph. 5484; Cable

Ad: Malaymotor, Singapore Kee Huat Radio Co.—Penang: 24,

E. W. Slight Beach SI-; Cable Ad : K ikophone.

Martin & Co., W. M.—100, Tanglin SANITARY ENGINEERS

Road, Singapore

Federated

National Motors—250, Batu Road; High Street; Engineering Co, — 246,

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Teleph. 186; Kuala

Lumpur

Straits Fonghin & Co.—64, Wallich Street;

Road; Motor

Teleph. Garage—41,

5944; CableOrchard Teleph. 7557; Cable Ad: Seeben-

Ad: gong, Singapore

Stramoto, Singapore

F. A. Jones

Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Street;

Thornycroft (Singapore), Ltd. — Tank Teleph 3633; Cable Ad: Hoeboon-

Rqad; Teleph. 5001; Cable Ad: Thorny- leong, Singapore

croft, Singapore; Codes: Bentley’s and

Lombard International Engineering Co., Inc.

Herton M. Brown —Cable Ad: Gysom, Bangkok, Siam

United Motor Works, Ltd.—137, Or- United Engineers Limited — River

chard Road; Teleph. 7142; Cable Valley Road; Cable Ad: Uniteers,

Ad : Yeesoh, Singapore Singapore; and 87, Bishop Street,

Teleph. 731, Penang; and 1, River

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard and Side; Teleph. 31, Malacca; and

Road; Cable Ad: Wearne, Singa- PerakLahat Road; Teleph. 21, Ipoh,

pore; and 14, Anson Road; Teleph.

258, Penang; and Gopeng Road, Young & Co., Ltd., R.—1, Penang

Ipoh, Perak; and Robertson Road;

Teleph. 2295; Kuala Lumpur, Se- Road; Teleph. 542: P.O. Box 359;

langor Cable Ad: T oco, Penang

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR THE PHILIPPINES

CIVIL—CONSULTING-CONTRACTING B67

THE PHILIPPINES

CIVIL ENGINEERS Marsman & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,

Manila

Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of

Manila—71, M. de la Industria. Moreta’s Consulting, Designing and

San Nicolas; Teleph. 22051; P.O.

Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging, Engineering Office—37, Florida,

Ermita; Teleph. 55504, Manila

Manila

Cranston, H. D.—717, Insular Life Philippine PlazaEngineering

Sta. Cruz, Co.,

Sta. Inc.—

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, 109, Cruz;

P.O. Box 786; Teleph. 22305; Cable

Manila Ad : Philenco, Manila

Luzon Metal & Plumbling Works

Co., Inc.—521-523, Soler, Cor. Gan- Sidler, Albert E. E. & M. E.—627,

dara, Binondo, Manila Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Moreta's Consulting, Designing and 21841; P.O. Box 251, Manila

Engineering Office—37, Florida;

Ermita; Teleph. 55504, Manila CONTRACTING ENGINEERS

Myers, Buck Co., Inc,—680, Rizal Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Manila

Ave., Sta. Cruz, Manila —71-77,

Nicolas Muelle de la Industria, San

Odom, W. J.—Insular Life Building ;

Binondo, Manila Caoho & Hidalgo—314, Carriedo, Sta.

Soler, C.—311, Perez Samanillo Cruz, Manila

Building, Escolta, Binondo; Te- Earnshaws Docks & Honolulu Iron

leph. 21602, Manila Works, The—Second Street, Port

“Vulcano Engineering Co.”—521, M. Area, Manila

de la Industria; San Nicolas; Tele- Engineering Equipment & Supply

phone 22826, Manila Co.—13th Street, Port Area, Manila

CONSULTING ENGINEERS Findley Engineering & Construction

Atlantic,

Manila—17,Gulf,M. & dePacific Co. of Co.,

la Industria,

Inc—32, Fisher Ave., Pasay, Rizal,

Manila

San Nicolas; Teleph. 22051; P.O.

Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging, Honolulu Iron Works Co.—Second

Manila Street, Port Area, Manila

Cranston, H.D.—717, Insular Life Philippine Engineering Corporation

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, —109, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz,

Manila Manila

Findlay Engineering

Co. Inc.—32, & Construction

Fisher Ave., Pasay, Rizal, Standard Iron Works—713, Azcaria-

Manila ga, Tondon, Manila

Honolulu Iron Works Co.—Se- Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred.—55, Bar-

cond Street, Port Area; Teleph. raca, San Nicolas, Manila

23213, Manila

*B3

 ENGINEERING SECTION FOR THE PHILIPPINES

B68 ELP^CTRICAL—MARINE—MECHANICAL—MINING—SHIPBUILDING

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS San Nicolas, Manila; Teleph. 22051:

P.O. Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging,

Cranston, H. D.—717, Insular Life Manila

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondp, Earnshaws Dock & Honolulu Iron

Manila Works

Teleph. —23213;

Elmac, Ino.—627, Rizal Avenue; P.O. Mearnshaw,

SecondP.O.Street,

Box 282;Port

CableArea,

Ad:

Box 026; Teleph. 2-35-31; Cable Ad: Manila

Tehaselmac, Manila Manila Machinery & Supply Co.—

W. Ttiecher 675, Dasmarindas, Binondo; P.O.

Manila Machinery & Supply Co.— Box 607; Teleph. 22468; Cable Ad:

675, Dasmarindas, Binondo; P.O. Machy, Manila

Box 607; Teleph. 22458; Cable Ad : Philippine Engineering Corpn.—109,

Machy, Manila Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz; P.O.

Mora Electric Co., Inc.—284, Ayala Box 786; Teleph. 22305; Cable Ad :

Boulevard, Ermita; Teleph. 23240; Philenco, Manila

Cable Ad: Meco, Manila

Vulcano Engineering Co. — 521, M.

Philippine Engineering Corpopation Manila de la Industrial, San Nicolas,

—109, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz,

Manila

MINING ENGINEERS

Western Equipment

117, T. Pinpin,

Binondo, ManilaCo. — ALyiR, A. D.—315-317, Crystal Arcade

Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, Manila

MARINE ENGINEERS

Earnshaws Dock & Honolulu Iron Elicano, Victoriano—181, David, Bin-

Works—Second Street, Port Area; ondo, Manila

Teleph. 23123; P.O. Box 282; Cable Reynolds, Arthur I. — Samanillo

Ad : Mearnshaw, Manila Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, Manila

El Varadero de Manila—109, Juan SHIPBUILDING ENGINEERS

Luna; Teleph. 23232; P. O. Box

805; Cable Ad: Elvadema, Manila

Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron

“Vulcano Engineering Co.”—521, M. Works, The—Second Street, Port

de la Industria; San Nicolas, Area; P.O. Box 282; Cable Ad:

Manila Mearshaws, Manila

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS El Yaradero de Manila—109, Juan

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 23237; P.O.

Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Box 805; Cable Ad: Elvadema,

Manila—71, M. de la Industria; Manila

Classified. List of Agents, Merchants

and fl a n ofa ctarers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, -will be foand at the

End of the Directory. Classified

List of Far Lastern Engineering

Firms follow's Fong Fong.

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 MACA 0

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Macao is situated

E.forlongitude, on a rocky in 22 deg. 11. renowned,

min. 30 sec.long

1ST. latitude, theandPortuguese

113 deg. 32settled

min. 30onsec.it,

its safe harbour for peninsula,

junks and small vessels. before

The Portuguese, who had already

settled

Liampo,onTamao, the island

apd of Lampacao,

San-choan (St. and frequented

John’s Island, wherefor Francis

trading Xavier,

purposestheChin-chew,

celebrated

missionary,

in this part of the world, the Viceroy of Canton, powerless himself to after

died), were conceded the use of Macao in 1557. Shortly performtheirthearrival

task,

offered to present the barren peninsula to the Portuguese if they should succeed in

subduing

Canton”asand, the notorious pirate, Shan-si-lau, who styled himself “King of the islands of

tribute far aswith

the his

mouth forceof the

of 12,000

Yangtszemenandandeven 100 went

armedsojunks far asandtolorchas,

blockadeleviedthe

port

raising of Canton.

the blockade TheofPortuguese

Canton andmanned

clearingandthearmed

seas. aThe few town

vesselsof Macao

and succeeded

soon after-in

wards

ished there, the difficulty of residence at Canton greatly contributing towards it. flour-

began to rise, and during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries trade The

East India Company and the Dutch Company had establishments in Macao.

The Portuguese paid the mandarin of Heungshan a rental of 500 Taels a year for

the

rental Occupation

and of Macao

longer, and until Governor

forcibly Ferreira

droveboldoutstroke

the Chinesedo Amaral in 1848 refused

Custom-hottse, withto itpayevery

and August, the

vestige of Chinese authority. The cost him his

for he was waylaid and barbarously murdered near the Barrier of Porta do Cerco, and life on 22nd, 1849,

his headon was

attack Macaotaken'

by theto mandarin’gf

Capton. This_ political

troops assassination

who were repulsed synchronised with an

by Amaral’s doughty

lieutenant Mesquita. Eventually the sovereignty

recognised by China in the Treaty signed with Portugal in 1887. of Portugal over Macao was formally

beingIntoNovember,

arrange with 1901,theanChinese

Envoy Government

Extraordinary for arrived from Portugal,

a delimitation his missionof

of the boundary

the Colony. The line of demarcation submitted by the Envoy

which the Chinese Government refused to acknowledge as being part of the Portuguese included certain islands

colony, and the Envoy, while not successful in gaining this

for a railway from Macao to Canton. The convention, however, did not meet with the point, secured a concession

approval

In November of thea new

Cdrtesagreement

at Lisbon,wasandarranged

Senhor, Branco

with thecame to theGovernment,

Chinese East again inbut1904. the

fication. In accordance with the Treaty of 1887 the Governments ofand

Government at Lisbon regarded the terms as far from satisfactory, Chinarefused rati-

and Port-

ugal in

Dependencies, 1909 appointed

but China Commissioners to

would notinterrupted delimitate

admit Portugal’s the boundaries

title to halfafter of Macao

the territory and its

and the Portuguese Commissioner the negotiations they had claimed,

been in

progress nearly four

ration Tribunal. Chinamonths and proposed

definitely refused toreferring

agree tothe this,dispute

and so totheThe Hagueremains

position Arbit-

asoverit has always been. In 1910 the Portuguese authorities

the island of Colowan by clearing the place of a piratical horde which had asserted their jurisdiction

terrorised the whole delta.

The colony is separated from the large island of Heung-shan by an arch, built in

the year 1870, at the end of the narrow, connecting sandy isthmus. The principal

topographical features of Macao are two principal ranges of hills, one running from

south to north, the other from east to west which may by considered as forming an

angle, the base of which leans upon the river or anchoring place. On the lofty mount

eastward, called Cacilha, is a fort, enclosing the church of Na. Sra. de Guia, and

westward is Lillau, on the top of which stands the hermitage of Na. Sra. da Penha;

entering a wide semi-circular bay, called Praia Grande, which faces the east, on the

 B70 MACAO

right hand stands the old fort San Francisco; and on the left, that of IST. Sra. de Bom

Parto. Seen from the roads or from any of the forts crowning the several low hills,

Macao is extremely picturesque. The public and private buildings are gaily painted

and the streets are kept very clean.

In the town there are several places of interest. The Gardens and Grotto of

CamOes, once the resort of the celebrated Portuguese poet Cameos, are worth seeing,

as, also, are the noble facade of the anicent Jesuit church which used to form a part of

the college

ardour of San Paulo,

of Portuguese in burnt in 1835,

all their and the

voyages Avenida Vasco

of discovery in theda Gama.

East is The crusading

evidenced at

Macao by the large number of Churches which still exist.

plain structure having no architectural pretensions, and the various parish churchesThe Cathedral is a large

are stucco edifices, simple without and unassuming within.

Owing to its being open to the south-west breezes and to the quietude always

prevailing, Macao has become a frequent retreat for invalids and business men from

Hongkong and other neighbouring ports and there are several good modern hotels.

After the cession of Hongkong to the British, the trade of Macao declined rapidly

and thepregnant

traffic, coolie traffic

withsubsequently developedinthere

abuses, was abolished 1874. gave Fish,it fresh

a certain notoriety. isThis

and preserved, the

principal article of export, as well as fire-crackers, tobacco and preserves. Essential

oils, tea and matting are also exported to some extent. The commercial activity of the

place, however, as far as the Portuguese are concerned, is a thing of the past.

As the harbour has long shown signs of silting up, various projects ha,ve been

of a very for

prepared big itsscheme

improvement,

was prepared but until recently

30 years agolittle has beenAdolpho

by Senhor done. ALoureiro,

detailed plan but

was pigeon-holded by the home Government. The matter was raised again, however,

some lo or 12 years later, and another expert engineer,

sent to Macao to make investigations. He made a few amendations to the original Senhor Gastello Branco, was

plan, but his report suffered the same fate as its predecessor. Then came the great

for the Colonies,change

constitutional and thein need

Portugal with theimprovement

of harbour promise of a was greater measure

pressed again,of autonomy

with the

result that Admiral Hugo de Lacerda, who had planned and superintended the im-

portant harbour works at Louremjo Marques, was sent out to make a report. He has

introduced important modifications in the original scheme.

schemes contemplated only the improvement of the inner harbour, Admiral Lacerda’s Whereas the earlier

scheme,

harbour while

for largeembracing this, provides, as its main feature, for the creation of a

better fitted for thevessels in front of the

accommodation city.considerable

of the The work forfleetmaking the inner

of junks whichharbour

trade

between Macao and neighbouring ports and engaged in the important fishing industry

is now in a very advanced state of progress. There have been extensive reclamations,

and some substantial sea-walls are now in position. By means of a Deauville railway

running across the neck of the peninsula, the mud excavated from the inner harbour

was dumped

works on the other

is a protected side near

anchorage the Barrier. The

to accommodate vesselsmaindrawing

featureupof tothe23outer

feet,harbour

and a

long deep-water channel of approach, giving a depth of 14 feet at low tides and 23 feet

at high tides. Owing, however, to the nature of the mud used in the reclamations of

the

but Outer Harboursyndicate

atheHongkong it has nothasbeen possible to build

toThetheonscheme

the extensive tract oftaking

land,

over entire reclamations formade a proposal

development. Portuguesehas Government,

been submitted to

Lisbon for approval, and there are hopes that the Central Government will not oppose

it.

Another reclamation scheme has in the meanwhile been commenced by the filling

intownof awith

largethepartreclamations

of the old Praia

of the Grande Bay, as theItmeans

Outer Harbour. is beingforcarried

the linking

out byofatheMacaoold

Chinese syndicate.

The need for good drinking water has long been felt, for the Colony’s supplies of

water have all been obtained from Lappa Island and from wells within the Colony,

and latterlyhasin been

concession very granted

small quantities

by the from a reservoir

Municipal Councilconstructed at Guiaof portable

for the supply Hill. A

water.

Expert engineers were invited to draw up a comjjrehnsive scheme, and the works

were put in hand in November, 1932. Upon completion of the Company’s scheme the

colony has been supplied with an abundance of potable water.

 MACAO B71

The new Macao-Shekki motor road, started in 1928 has been

has been closed by the Japanese in 1940. The country opened up by the new highway completed, but

isreopened

an interesting

again,., one, and is likely to be of great commercial Value, when this road is

The installation of automatic telephones was inaugurated in December, 1929.

The Hongkong,

maintain Canton between

a regular service and Macao Steamboat

Macao CompanyThe

and Hongkong. and distance

a Chinesefrom

Company

Macao

toby Hongkong is 40£ miles, and to Canton 88 miles. Macao is connected with

telegraph and wireless. The population of Macao, with its dependencies of Taipa Hongkong

and

mostlyColowan, is, according

of Portuguese to the Census

extraction, 4,437—ataken

totalinof1927, Chinese,

157,175. Macao152,738; non-Chinese,

is garrisoned with

Portuguese and African troops.

DIRECTORY

It # PI H Ou mun toe ch‘u

Encarregado do Coverno—Jose Rodrigues Moutinho

Ajudante de Campo—Capitao do S.A.M., AntbPio Libanio Fernandes Gomes

Reparticao no Gabinete

Chefe da: Repartigao do Gabiriete’—Ur. Arthur Gouveia .de Carvalho

Em Commissao

Oficial d,a Reparticao Central dos Servicos de Administracao Civil—

Raul Bartolomeu do Rosario

Aspirante

Manueldade Reparticao

Magalhaps Central dos Servicos de Administracao Civil—

GOVERNO DE MACAU Vogais—

Conselho no Governq Todos os Engenheiros ao Servigo da

Presidente—Sua Exa. o-Governador

Yogais— O Colbnia,

Delegadoincluindo os Hidrbgrafos

dp Procurador da Republica

Delegadp do Procurador da Republipa O Oficial Mais Graduado, do Exercito ou

Chefe Armada, ein Servigo na Colbnia

Chefe dosdos Sefvigos

Servigosde deAdministracao

Fazenda O Sub-chefe dos Servigos de Fazenda

O Chefe dos Servigos de Saude e Higiene

, Civil

Dr. Americo A. Pacheco Jorge ■ >0 Chefe do Estado Maior das Forgas do

Leong Hau liin Exercito

Dr. Adolfo Adroaldo Jorge Secretario—O OficialdasdeObras

Repartigao Tecnica la classe

Publicasda

Capitao Afonso da Veiga Cardoso .

Conselho de Administracao das Obras RepaRTig'Ao Tecnica das Obras Publicas

Publicas de Macau Engenheiro

Presidente Moutinho Director—Josb Rodrigues

Vogais—- — Sua Exa. o Govprnador Engenheiro-Adjunto—Vago

O Chefe dos Servicos das

Admin istrador-Delegado Qbras Publicas,

O Capitao dos Portos Servifos Teen icos

OO Chefe dos Servigos deSenad'

Saude e Higiene la Secpao—Edificios Publicos e

Presidente do Leal o da Camara Monume.ntos

Secretario—Q oficial de la classe da Cheie, G. B. Condutor

Borges de la classe—Rafael

Repartigao Tecnica das Obras Publicas Auxiliar Tecnico—Antbnio G. Dias

Conselho Tecnico de Obras Pcblicas Apontadores dos Santos, de 2a classe—Alberto

e Alfredo A. d’AlmeidaB. P.

Presidente — Sua , Exa. o Governador

Vice-Presidente—O Engenheiro Chefe dos Fiscais — Jose F. Lopes, Alfredo F.

Servigbs das Obras Publicas d’Almeicla e Alfredo Lemos x,.

B72 MACAO

■ka Secgao— Viag.ao, Saneamento, Servigos de Armazens

Chefe—Carlos J. A.Pinto

Jardins e Matas

Chefe, Apontador de la classe—Jos4 Sub-chefe--Jose Ferreira

Fiel—Jos^ M. J. dos Santos

H. M. de Carvalho Ajudante do Arquivista—Luiz F. Gomes

Apontador de la classe—Simao A. do E. Servigos de Secre tarda e Arquivo

S. Dias de 2a classe—Armando F. X. Chefe,

Apontador O Oficial de la classe—Luiz A.

de Souza Nogueira

Mestre d’Obras—Silvio Siqueira Amanuense

(Destacadodenosla Services

classe—Joao Baptista

de Agrimen-

Chefes Cantoneiros — Jose Gracias sura, Cadastro Predial e Planta da

Leonardo

Carvalho Brandao e Felisberto M. da Cidade) de 2a classe—Alfredo F. da

Amanuense

Silva (destacado na 6a SecQao-Obras

3a Secgao—Obras Maritimas Particulares e Municipals) A. Brito

Chefe,

BorgesAuxiliar Tecnico—Mario A. T. Amanuense-Arquivista—Artur

Apontadores de 2a classe—Estanislau Ajudante do Arquivista — Luiz F.

Gomes (Destacado nos Serv^os de

Y.Noronha

de Barros e Sant’Ana L. de Armazens)

Ja Secgdo—E&tudo* Hidrografo Dactilografas—Bernardete M. B. da

n Bali Sagem Silva,

GuerreiroFloriza M. Lopes

(Destacado e Jose deF.

nos Serviqos

Chefe, Auxiliar T&mico — Alberto B. Continuo—VagoContabilidade e Estatistica)

Mar9al

Encarregados de Mares — AgOstinho Servigos de Contabilidade e Estatistica

Pedro e Toao Ferreira

Desenhador—Luiz D. Ley Chefe-contabilista—Jos4 C. A. Several

Sub-chefe (oficial de 2a classe)—Carlos

Emilio Gracias

5a Secgdo—Dragagens e Material Ajudante de Contabilidade—Placido T.

Flutuante Carion (Ajudante do Pagador)—

Chefe—Carlos

Capitao da Draga J. Pinto

“Macau”—Francisco Amanuense

de P. Ferreira Antbnio dos S. Valbom

Auxiliar de Dragagens de la classe— Amanuenses — Maria R. Nogueira e

Vago Oscar Marques (Destacado na R. T.

do Exp. Sinico)

6a Secgdo—Obras Parliculares e Corpo de Salvagdo Publica

Municipals Comandante—Tenente Eduardo de M.

da Promaze

Chefe, Condutor de 2a classe —David F. Medico—Alexandre G. dos Santos

de Vilhenade Expedients, Amanuense Chefe de Divisao—Tenente

Encarregado Fernando

de 2a classe—Alfredo F. da Silva M. da Costa

Fiscais — Porfirio Souza, Alvaro O. Chefes Manuel deD.Zona

Pina — Ciriaco M areal e

Noronha, Victor M. Batalha, Fran- Escriturario—Francisco X. de Sequeira

cisco Xavier, e Antdnio B. Ferreira Bombeiro de la classe—Rafael Castilho

7a Secgdo—Desenho Bombeiros de 2a classe — Saint Clair

Chefe, Desenhador—Ernesto D. Freire Z.Napoleao

de Souza,

da G.Manuel

de Rodrigues,

Assis, Romeu

Desenhadores de 2a classe—Jos4 Chan Xavier e Jeronimo E. Ozorio

e Antonio Lei Bombeiros de 3a classe—Romao

Chefe,

8a Secgdo—Transportes

Condutor de 2a classe—David F. Silva, Francisco de B. Antfinio,E.Ber-

da

de Vilhena nardino A. Nunes, Luiz A. da Rocha,

Tito A. Xavier, Horacio B. da Rocha,

Servigos de Agrimensura, Oadastro Antonio J. Dias,

Joao Jorgee, Lino Alvaro C. da Cruz,

S. Amaral

Predial e Planta da Cidade

Chefe, Desenhador—Ernesto D. Freire Conselho Inspector de iNSTRtrglo

Apontador

Carvalhosade la classe — Angelo M. Publica

Amanuense de la classe—Joao Baptista Presidente—Sua

Colbnia

Exa. o Governador da

Topografos—Jacinto

Reinaldo R. da Rosa A. R. Rodrigues e Vice-Presidente—Inspector de Instrugao

Publica,

Alves Dr. Luis da Camara Menezes

Medidor—Lam-Peng-Quan

 MACAO B13

Yogais— 81 Bt R Man cheng teng

Reitor do Liceu—Dr. Jose Ferreira do Reparticao Central bos Servings

Castro do Leal Senado—Luciano

Presidente DE AdMINISTRACAO CiVIL

Botelho da Costa Martins Chefe de Services—Dr.

Menezes Alves Luis da Camara

Chefe dos Services de Saiide e Higiene Chefe

—Dr. Jacinto Vargas Moniz

Presidente da Junta de Inspeccao das Pereira d e Vascon cellos Joao Telles

de Secgao — Antonio

Eseolas Chinesas—Antonio Maria da Oficial—Raul da Rocha Xavier de Magal-

Aspirantes Efectivos-Manuel

Silva

Professor Primario—Francisco Ernesto Aspirantes Interinosde—Abellard

haes e Jos4 Maria Manuel BorgesAntonio

Palmeira de Carvalho e Rego Parente Brazao e Manuel Joaquim

Representante

Portugues das Escolas do Padroado Gomes Eusebio

no Extreme Oriente—Pe. Oficial em Service na Reparti9a6 do

Raul Camacho Gabinete—Raul Bartolomeu do Rosario

Presidente

InstnnjaodadosAssoeiacao PremotoraLuiz

Macaenses—Dr. da Encarregado do Arquivo—Carlos Maria

Gonzaga Nolasco da Silva de Oliveira Felix Boyol

Continue—Jiilio

Secretario—Antonio Joao Telles Pereira

de Vasconcellos J|| S|| lec mu chii

Reparticao Tecnica dos Correios e

Tribunal Administrativo Telegrafos da Colonia de Macau

Presidente—Dr. Juiz de Direito, Evariste Chefe da Repart^ao—Luciano Rotelho

Mascarenhas da Costa Martins

Vogais— Secretaria,

Dr. Luiz da Camara Menezes Alves Obefe lo. Oficial—Americo Valente

Dr. D Joao de Vila Franca lo. Oficial—Jose Chaves

Dr. Aarao Pereira de Lacerda 2o. Oficial—Sebastiao

Fiel-pagador—J Carlosda deRosaJesus

os4 Aleixo

Secretario—D. Joao Carlos da Costa de Fiel do Deposito—Luis Pedro GoisMachado

Souza de Macedo

Amanuerise—Carlos Vicente de Barros Aspirantes —Firmino Concei§ao,

de Mendonca, Cornelio Jose Gracias e

Luis Possollo de Sousa

Telefonistas

® M F5 # d’Almeida da 2a classe — E. M. L.

Ou mun ts’oi ching t’ing Aspirante Auxiliar de la classe—J. M. do

Repartjcao Central dos Servings Aspirantes C. Marcal

de Fazenda e Contabilidade Auxiliares de 2a classe—Jos^

DA COLONIA DE MACAU T. Boyol e Alda

Amanuense Martins— Artur

Letrado de Carvalho

Acacio

Director—Mario Marques Pinto Antunes

Desenhador—Lourenco Liu

Sub-director—Caetaro

guerque (On leave) Felipe de Albu- Praticante—A. M. dos Remedios

Primeiros Oliciais—Luiz Jose Martins e Auxiliar da Fiscalizacao

Electricas—M. da E. Coutodas Industrias

e Celeste

Jos4 de Sousa Lourenco do E. Santo

Segundos

Antunes, Oficiais

Alberto— Francisco

Antonio Xavier

Angelo e Estagao Central dm Correios ' -

Ricardo Xavier Ferreira Chefe 2o. deOficial — Fernando

Terceiros Ofi'ciais—Miguel Clemente Cor- 3o.Palmeira Carvalho e Rego Ernesto

Oficial—Joao Batista

deiro, Numa Luiz Marques, Eugenio Aspirantes—Matias Hui

Abbano Ferro de Beca e Jose Fernandes Nogueira, Maria H6,Stela Horacio Roldao

daPedruco

Rocha,e

Aspirantes

Francisco —Xavier

Henrigue

Freire Carlos

Carcia, Braga,

Fran- Pompilio Maximo da Silva

cisco Pinto de Castro, Meinardo Aluno Raquel Maria Dnimond "

Frutuosb 1 , da Silva Pedrueo, Fernando — Vasco Americo de Sousa

Leopold © Gracias e Acacio Miguel Guilherme

Osorio Xavier Estggao Telegrdfica

Porteiro—Jos4 Maria da Costa

Continuos — Chek Issuf e Joao Filipe Chefe de 2o. Oficial—Joaquim Pereira Estrela

Oliveira

Rodrigues Aspirantes—Evaristo Martins de Carvalho

Dactilografa—Maria Alzira da Rocha e Jorge Alberto Alves Estorninho

B74 MACAO

Telefonista de 2a classe—A. M. Dias Escolhedores de Prata—Afoc, Lai Sio Kei

Aspirante Auxiliar de la classe—Brigida e Quan A. Chong

Batalha de Carvalho Fiscal de Liuptm de Macau — Francisco

Aspirantes

Simplicio Auxiliares

Lopes e Mario classe— Xavier dos Remedios

de 2a Guterres

Gomes m m M- B m

Praticante—Antonio

don

Alonei—Eulalia Celestina Batalha e Egas ReparticIo Tecnica bo Expediente

Monis de Assis Siniqo

Eata cap Telefonica Automatica : Chefe da Repartigao—Antonio Maria da

Encarregado, Aspirante

classe—Gastao Jose Demee Auxiliar de la Silva

Aspirantes Auxiliares de 2a classe— da Silva BastoSub-chefe da Repartigao—Abilio Maria

Laertes L. da Costa Interpretes-Tradutores de la. classe—

Telefonistas de 2a classe—E. A. Colacp e Antonio Ferreira Batalha e Vicente Jos^

Pedro J. Ferreira Gracias

Guarda-Fios—Jos4 Mariav Feliciano Gomes Interpretes-Tradutores

e Luis Filipe Gracias Mario Horacio Gracias de 2a classe—

(em Comissao de

, Caixa Economica Postal

(Comissao Admimstrativa) em Cantao), Raul Augustode Nunes

Servigo no Consulado Geral Portugale

Presidente—O Antonio Hergulano de Mello

Republica Delegado do Procurador da Alunc-Interprete

Linguas—Ignacio

Adido—Joas Jose Lopes

Maria(emBaptista, Carlos

Vogais—0 Chefee daTelegrafos

Reparti§aoe OTecnica Maria de Sequeira Comissao

dos Correios

Director dos Serviqos de Fazenda e Jose Sub- Servigo no Commissariado de Policia)dee

Contabilidade Cardoso de Almeida

Secretario — O Gerente da Caixa Letrado Pequinense—Ho Shu

Letrado Cantonense—Chii Pui Chi

Economica Postal Amanuenses

Gerente lo.

Tesoureiro, Olicial—Americo Valente Chong Sio Chineses—Wong

Heng e Ch’in Chan SengPong

Ngon,

da Rosa O Fiel Pagador—Jose Aleixo

Aspirante—Wenceslau

' Nogueira Francisco de Paula SUPERINTENDENCIA DO CORPO DE

Encarregado da Contabilidade — Jos4 Fiscais Municipais

Maria Lourdes da Luz Supte.—Jos& Maria Xavier de Siqueira

Operadores—Alberto Batalha, Avelino do Fiscal-Chefe—Carloslgnacio

Nogueira

Francisco de

Rosario, Fernando

Auxiliar—Leopoldina LopesRamalho e Jos& Yaz Fiscais de la. classe—Maximo Januario

do Rozario e Olimpio da Conceicao dos

Santos

REPABTigio de Fazenda do Concelho Fiscais de 2a. classe—Jose de Jesus Xavier,

de Macau Alberto Franciso Lau, Jos^ Augusto

Seeretario Into.—Angelo Adroaldo Fer- Jesus e Carlos

nandes Rodrigues Jos4 Maria de Souza

Recebedor de la classe—Jose da Conceiijao Reginaldo classe—Jose

Fiscais de 3a.

Pereira,

Augusto Cabral,

Ernesto Palmeira de Carvalho e Rego

Aspirantes — Jacinto Xavier Azinheira, Sequeira, Jorge, Eugenio

Henriques Augusto Arnaldo Nicolau

Lucas

da Conceigao

Generoso Joao da Silva

Pinto da Silva (On leave) e Manuel Peres Fernandes, Joao dos Santos Lopes,

Informadores-Avaliadores Francisco da Conceigao Gonsalves e

Conceigao, Belarminoda—Eustaquio

Silva e Jose Francisco

Horacio da Joaquim Jose Collage

Silva Margalda Fiscais Auxiliares — Alexandre Jose

Informador-Avaliador

ando Joaquim dos Remedies das Ilhas —Fern- AirosaMarquesJunior, MarioFrancisco

Spares, Augusto Machado

Ferreira

Escrivae das Execugoe Fiscais — Rafael de

Mondonga e Jos^ Cortigo Paz de

Mendonga Henrique Machado

Higinode daDiligencias—Julio

Oficial Rosa da Silva e

Americo Cordova Observatorio M eteorologico

Escreventes Chineses — Santiago Cou, Director—Cap.-Tenente de Macau

Domingos Hi e Ethelwoldo Calinico Mario Zanatti

Leong Observador—Angeolino P. de Matos

 MACAO B75

Secretaria da Camara , Secgao das Ilhas

Secretario—Yerissimo

do Rozario Francisco Xavier Chefe — 2°. Sargento, Josi dos Santos

Maneiras

Seccao Permanente Governo do Cqhselho DO Chefe — 2°. Secgdo de Trsdnito

Sargento, Francisco Antonio

Presidente—Sua Exa. o. Governador Quintas

Yogais Natos—Del egad o do Procurador Administracao do Concelho e Comiss-

Eepublica

Fazenda e Chefe dos Servi^os do ariado de Policia de Macau

Vogal Nomeado — Chefe dos Services Administrador sario

dq Concelho e Commis-

de Policia—Tenente de Artilharia,

de Administragao Civil Julio Montalvao e Silva

^ ieony

^ cheny

11^ mou tiqn Secretario—Angelo

Rosario da Concei§&o do

Sai Aspirante—Constancia Jos6 Garcia

Administracao do Concelho de Macau PoUcia Administrativa

Administrador do Coneelho— Tenente Chefe—Carlos Josti Augusto da Silva

de Artilharia, Julio daMontalvao

Secretario—Angelo e Silvado Sub-chefe—Manuel Pmto Cardoso

Concei9&o

Rosario PoUcia de Investigacao Criminal

Aspirante—Constancia Jose. Garcia Chefe

queira(Provisbrio)—Carlos Maria de Se-

CoRPO DA POLICIA DE SeGURANCA Sub.chefes—Alvaro

Luz e Mario Benigno Augusto

PereiraXavier da

Publica pi? Macau Amanuettse Chines—Chang Chong Hang

Cornando

Comandante—Tenente de Gdvalaria,

Eduardo de Madureira Proen

On ® IT sze ngag? mun

$

Oficiais

laria, Subalternos

Gaud^ncio —Antonio

Te.nenie deda Cava-

Rosa Juizo de DireitoTribunal Judicial

daComarca

Garcia, Tenente de Infantaria, Alberto Juiz de Direito—Dr. Antbnio Augusto de Macaude

Carlos Rodrigues Ribeiro

Alferes Keformado, da Cunha, Miranda

Carlos Exposto

Chefes de Esquadra — Chefe, Jose Maria Delegado Mario de Procurador

Soares Lelis da Rpublica—Dr.

Estevao, 2°. Sargento,

Sousa Ferreira, _ 2°. Mario PereiraJos^

Sargento, de Contader-Distribuidor—JoaquimEvaristo

Coelho, 2°, Sargento, Fausto Afonso Escrivaes— Lopes

Branco Secretaria e Arquivo 1°2° Oficio—Joao

Encarregado Oficio—ArturdaMariaSilvada Silva Ramos

Exposto — Alteres Reformaslo, Carlos Oficial .de Diligencias —Jo&o da Cruz

Rodrigues, Teodorico Julio Xavier dos

Amanuenses—Chefe

Victor Hugo, Chefe ,de E&quadxa,Firmino

Jayme Santos,

Avelino da Rosa

deEayuadra, Santo Joao Crisostomo do Espirito

Escrevente

Rodrigues—Viana Euclides da Concei

Conselho Administraiivo Jg III do Registo

Conservatoria J Predial

Presidente-^-O Comandante da PoUcia de Conservador—Dr. Gustavo Nolasco da

Seguranga

Vogal — (Vago) Pub ica Silva

Tesoureiro Almoxarifado de Fazenda

Secretario —— 2'(Vago)

. Sargento, Carlos Jose Almoxarife—L. J. Sales

Vieira

Amanuenses de Azevedo

— 2°. Sub-chefe

Sargenio, deAlfredo da

Silva Martins, Esquadra, Imprensa Nacional

Antonio Anacleto Amante, Sqb-chefe de Director—Alex, de Noronha

Esquadra,

Sub-chefe Louren

de Esquadra, 'Ivasio Nantes, Delegacia Maritima das Ilhas

dos • Santos, Sub-chefeAntonio Marques Delegado—Capitao

de Esquadra, Alves Teixeira Reformado, Antonio

Adriano dos Santos Cravo Escrivado

Secgd" Fiscal

Chefos—GVi«/e de Esquadra, Paulo Pedro, Encarregado Infantariada Jose

Delegacia—2o

dos, Santos Sargento

Maneiras de

da

ChefeRosade Esquadra, Estevao Jos^ Maria —Chefe de Posto, Jose Maria Escrituracao em Coloane

Simao

da Rodrigues

B76 MACAO

m m &: m ^ m Lancha-Canhoneira “ Macau ”

AdministracIo do Concelho das Ilhas Comandante Into —Henriques

2o Tenente Piloto

Administrador do Concelho, Interino— Aviador, Centro

Rodrigo

da Aviacdd Naval de Macau

Silveirinha

Antonio

formado Alves Teixeira, Copitao Re- Comandante — Cap. - Tenente Piloto

Chefe do Posto Administrative Aviador, Antonio loGomes Maurosado

tario—Estanislau Carlos Lopes e Secre- 2qAviador,

Comandante—

Josb de Faeitas

Tenente

Ribeiro

Piloto

Chefe do PostoMaria

Coloane—Jose , Administrative

Simao Rodrigues de Oficiais Aviadores— lo Tenente Piloto

Oficial de Diligencias—Jose Francisco de Tenente Aviador, Pedro Correia de Barros e 2o

Assis Rodrigo Henriques Silveirinho

Quartel General OficinAS Navais

Chefe do Estado

CapitaoMaior e da la Reparticao, Director

Eng.

das Oficinas Navais—lo. Tenente

interino,

Henriques Correia

de Artelharia—Fausto Pereira Nav. Virgilio Abrantes

Maq.

Adjunto, Tenente de Tnfantaria—Manuel Gontabilista—Jose de Senna Fernandes

Maria Ramos Lopes Mestre Geral—Joao Almeida Ribeiro

Chefe da 2a Reparticao, Capitao do

Servi§o de

Antonio Administra^ao

Libanio Militar — Bispo—D.Govern© Ecclesiastic©

J. da Costa Nunes

Adjunto, Tenente doFernandes

Service deGomes

Adminis- Secretario da Camara Ecclesiastica—

tracao Militar —Joao Francisco Calado Conego J. M. T. da Luz

Adjunto, Tenente do. Extinto Q.P.F.C.— ^ Tai t‘ong

Horacio dos Reis Gonsalves de Carvalho

Adjunto, Interino, Alferes Reformado— Sf: Cathedral

Antbnio de Almeida Cura—Conego Paul Camacho

CoMPANHIA DE MeTRALHADORAS Sacristao—Jose Lau

Comandante — Capitao

Carlos da Silva Carvalho : de Infantaria ft Mde S.FunLourenco

^ Igkeja 9 »on t‘ong

Shbalterrios — Terientes de Infantaris

Joao Henrique Vieira Branco e Fernan Paroco—Pe. Manuel Teixeira

do HomemJaime

Infantaria da Sergio

Costa, Leal

Alferes de Sacristao—Luiz Ho

e Abilio

August© de Brito e Melo ^Igreja

3E de Sto. Fd Antonio

vong tong

1 Paroco—Pe. J. A. A. Monteiro

Companhia de Artilharia Sacristao—Jose Alon

Cbmandante—Capitao Antonio Marqufes

da Costa

Subalternos—Tenentes Jos4 Monteiro de & m m m

Sousa Leitao, Antbnio Pedro da Costa Seng mu mong tak tong i

e Joao da Costa Laje Igreja de S. Lazaro

CAPITANIA DOS PORTOS DE MACAO Paroco—Conego Domingos Yim

Sacristao—Tomas

Director da EscolaYeong Mong Tak—Conego

Capitao dos Portos—Cap.-Tenente Mario

Zanatti Tenente Augusto Botelho de Domingos Yim

Adjunto—lo

Sousa it /]' & m m m

Escrivao — Fernando Augusto Gomes Md koc plao toi siu tl6ng

IQEuzebio

Amanuense —Alberto Bontein da Rosa Encarregado—Pe.Capella do S. Tiaco da Barra

Manuel Teixeira

2o Amanuense—Amadeu Marques Borges

3Q Amanuense—(Vago)

Secpdo de Contabilidad . /Jv iu"iiTnsiuAtongn

Chefe—1q Tenente da Adm. Naval, Jose Capella/ doienHospitrl

Peixoto Lima de S. Raphael

Adjunto-Francisco dos Remedios Encarregado—Conego J. C. do Rosario

Oficinas JVavais Lun sun tonc

Director—lo Tenente Eng. Maq. Naval, ^Igreja

^ leII Sto. Agostinhoy 9 J

Virgilio Abrantes Pereira

Contabilista—Josb de Senna Fernandes Capelao—Rev. Julio C. da Rosa

 MACAO B7?

Igreja de Carmo—Taipa

Nossa Senhora do Monte n zm® it mi? mm

Paroco-Missionario—Pe. L. Malm Run li ioc ing t‘ong mat ip kiirig kui

Santa Casa da Misericordia

Igreja de S. Domingos Afesa Directora

Capelao—Conego J. M. T. da Luz Provedor—Pedro Jose Lobo

Secretario—Tenente

Sousa; Joao Tavares de

I Cho hoc ngui soe Tesoureiro—Francisco

Adjuntos—Francisco Xavier Xavier Monteiro

Hagatong e

Escola Primaria Municipal Alferes Cesar Pereira Batista

“ Pedro Nolasco da Silva ” , : Cart&rio

Director—Francisco Ernesto Palmeira de Escriturario—Francisco de P. Barros

Carvalho e itego Ajudante

da Rosa do Escriturario—Arnaldo A.

AssociAglo Promotora da iNSTRUcglo Amanuense—Joao A. da Silva

DOS Macaenses Dactilografa—Miss

Xavier Fernanda da R.

Presidente—Dr. Luiz

Secretario—F.X. Nolasco

Hagatong Cobrador - Continue — Alexandrine F.

Tesoureiro—Artur Gracias Jr., J. M. de Nantes

Vogais—Delfinno Ribeiro,

SenaCpnceicao

da Fernandes, Dr. Adelinp

e Miguel Ayre da Rarbosa

Silva IS ® DE•£S. Rafael

Si fc

Hospital

A Cargo da Santa Casa da Misericordia

^ it tt ff G H de Macau

Sam pd tsai sau to uen Mordomo—Januario d’Almeida

Seminario de Sio Jose Director Clinico—Dr. J. Vargas Moniz

Reitor—Rev. A. J. Fernandes Cura—Rev. Pe. Raul Camacho

Ecbnome—Rev. Dr. Luis Ho P. Dias Fielterrez

— Guilhermina dos Remedies Gut-

Director Espiritual—Rev.

Prefeito da Disciplina —A. Rev. Simas

Machadodos Estudos — Rev. Simas

Prefeito m k m * m

Machado I tali cheng nu inn

Casa de Beneficencia, Azylo de

& * & t!$ ^ it m Santa Infancia e Mongha

Lo sa li ma nu sui un Superior—Madre Carolina Barros

COLLEGIO DE SANTA ROZA DE LlMA Agencia

Presidente—D.

Comissao Directora

J. da Costa Nunes, Bispo SportingMercantil Economica,

Goods, Musical Ltd.,

Instruments,

de Macau etc. — 1H and H, Avenida

Ribeiro; Cable Ad: Ciatilica Almeida

Secretario—R.

Yogais—Dr. Jose M.C. T.Soares,

J. da LuzPedro Jos4

Lobo e Artur Tristao Borges Agenoia Tecnica e Comercial, Ltda.,

Plumbers

Material andandBuilding

DealersSupplies—P.

in SanitaryO.

Liceu Nacional Infante D. Henrique Box 84; Cable Ad: Atcolda

Reitor—Dr.

Vice-Reitor—Dr. Jose Ferreira de Castro

A. de Almeida Carneifo

Secretario—Prof. F. de Lara Reis Assumpcao, J. C. P. de, Advocate—2c,

Rua Central; Teleph. 89; Cable Ad:

Jocorpadas

Escola Comercial

(Maintained “Pedro Nolasoo ”da

by Associacao

Instrugao dos Macaenses).Promotora

Established n « a « pi jg

in22401871—4, Calgada do Gamboa; Teleph. Auto Invicta,

Avenida AlmeidaTheRibeira

People1f-1g

for Cars—

School for European and H. Nolasco, proprietor

Chinese deYouths Bachoo, C. M., Silk and Curio Dealer —

Director—M.(5, M.Pateo Palha)G. Gutterres

F. d’Asois 45-47, Rua Central

B78 MACAO

Hongkong; Teleph. 20357. Agents in

Tai sdi yang hoi ngoi fan cuck ngan Mng Java: Geo. Wehry & Co. Agents in

Banco Singapore, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semar-

derecoNacional

Telegraphico:Ultkamakino

Colonial — En- ang,Chan Medan,

Ping Calcutta and Bombay

Kau, general manager &

Vasco

managerFreire Themudo de Vera, chief engineer

Pedro J ose Pereira, accountant

Ed. de Sena Fernandes, cashier Kte13chong

& PE ^ yan

po him It « hanHhung sze

Basto, Julio Alberto, Genera,! Merchant China and Underwriters,

General Insurance—HeadLtd, Life,Office:

Fire

and

“A. Manufacturers’

Cabana,” Avenida Representative—

Coronel Mes- Hongkong

quita, 56 e 58 ; Teleph. 601 ; P.O. Box Agent—P. P. Angelo

Teleph. 749; P.O. Box“Vila

307 Angelo”;

24; Cable Ad: Jotaabe

Chinese Maritime Customs (Lappa

Bureau vide Informa^oes

m m e Puclicidadew District)—Office: Avenida Republica

Commissioner—H. W. Bradley

(Information & Publicity

106, Avenida Almeida Bureau)—

Ribeiro; Cable Deputy Commissioner — C. F. A.

Ad: Simodias Wilbraham

Assistants (SpecialYun-tong,

— Kwok List) Yong

Boa Vista Hotel—Cable Ad: Boavista Se Chie and Kim Lai Hung

Boat Officers—Godfrey

Li Chuen,ChanLiu Tso K. Tso,

Kai, Shih

WuFoong Yui

Braga, J. M., Press Correspondent and Cheung, Chao Mou (>

News Agent—6, Rua de St. Antonioi; Voong-ung, Chang Zung t'oo and

Cable Ad: Braga Woo Wen-chi

Examiners — WongWenTai-kwan,

Chung Leung, Pin Chang, Fan

pe ^ m it Shi Man Chung, Lo Kwai - lau,

Tii/ pou kaap rriOu sin tin iao 'haan hung sze Philip and

Wu, Cheng

Wang Siao Ping, Chang

Cable & Wireless, Ltd. (with which is Chien Sai Hung

associated

Australia The Eastern

& China Telegraph Extension,

Co., Ltd.) Chinese Optical Co., Opticians—1e, Rua

—Macao Branch: Post Office Building;

Teleph. 609; Cable Ad: Eastern. de S. Domingos; Teleph. 661; Cable Ad:

Head Office: Electra House, Victoria 6651Y. P. Fu, manager

Embankment,

F. J. Noronha,London, W.C. 2.

acting officer-in-charge K. Y. Liang, accountant

B fa % Chang pale tung m ^

■Chang Pak Tong, Merchant and Commsi- Kong tiang p6 law

sion Agent—5, Rua dos Colonos; Teleph. Club de Macau--

Auto. 2382; P.O. Box 16 Presidente—Dr.Luiz Nolascoda Silva

Agencies: Secretario—Dr.

Heung On Insurance Co., Ltd. Conceicao Adeline

Tesoureiro—Mario

Barbosa de

Jos4 Ribeiro

Batavia Sea & Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insce. Co., Ltd. Vogais—Dr. Cassiano

Fonseca e Alfredo Jose dade Silva

Castro

Chee Cheong Bank, Banking and In-

surance

es; Agents—-25,

Teleph. Ill; Cable Rua

Ad:dosCheecheong;

Mercador-

Codes: Bentley’s and Acme Companhia das Aguas de Macau,

S.A.R.L. (Capital: $1,000,000)—Head

Office: 39-41,

Telephs. Rua and

961, Island:

962 da 2222;

Praia Grande;

China Metal B| & PS wCo., Ltd., tions:

# XManufacturing Green Teleph. Installa-

964 and

The, Manufacturers and Exporters Siac Pai Van (Colowan Island); Work

of Electric Torch Lights — 65-79, shops: Mongha

Directors—A. inP.Macao;

Jorge, Teleph.

K. M. 963

Chow

Avenida

589; CableAlmirante Larecda; Teleph.

Ad : Everbright. Head G. L. Wong, F. J. Gellion, A. A. de

Office: Bank of Canton Building, Mello, Warren A. Wong, Au

Man Lee. U. K. Wong & J. M. Braga Yueng

 MACAO B79

Staff: Thailand—Avenida da Republica

J. M. Braga, general manager Consul—B. de Senna Fernandes

H.

Wong W. Hirschberg,

Goon Let, managerconsulting(Installa-

engr.

tions Dept.)

Warren A. Wong, engineer Des A Wing & Co. (1932), Ltd., Printers

General Office : and Stationers—18, Avenida Almeida

H. V. Pinheiro, secretary Ribeiro

J.Ernesto

Y. Jorge, chief accountant J. F. de Senna, representante

G.F. Eusebio Directory

Miss

Chow M. do Rosario Far East & (China, Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya,

the

Chosv Lan Kwong KoiWing Borneo, Siam, The Philippines, Korea,

Indo-China, Netherlands Indies, etc.),

J.Leung

R. M.Wah Ferreira Published

Installations :

Kwan Daily Press,Annually by theHouse,

Ltd.—Marina Hongkong

15-19,

Jorge Rosario I Leung Tai Shan Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong

Cheng Hung | Paulo Wong Macao Agents:

Stores: A. A. de Mello, 22 & 24, Pra

Carlos de Cpncei^ao d’Avila

540; Cable(Praia Grande); Teleph.

Ad: Mello

Drawings & Plans :

J. A. Basto

J. Banares | Lucas Kwan i§ ® 'it il

Chemical Laboratory : Drogaria Hongkong (Macau) — 6-8,

C. Y. Chue, chief chemist Largo do S. Domingos; Teleph. 385.

Jeronimo Osorio Head Office: Queen’s

Wang Hing

Pump & Filter Station :

A. de Mello I Francisco Assis 1st Floor, Road Building,

Central,

Joao Simoes | Yung Yan Sang Hongkong

H. C. Lee, manager

CONSULATES Elias, R. H., Milliner and Draper, Indian

tTai m m mlingJtsz kun * and European Goods—49, Rua Central

peh Ttwoik

Belgium—French Bank Building, 5,

Queen’s Road Central, 2nd Floor Empresa Comercial Lusitana (Property

Consul-General

Straeten — Henry Vander ofKong) the Import

Economical

Clerk—Chu Dat Hien and Trading Co., Hong

Export Merchants

and

. Ie Manufacturers’

& If,821;Avenida Representatives—

g ¥ a a *

Tai fat kuok leng sz kun Teleph. P.O. BoxAlmeida Ribeiro;

175; Cable Ad:

Mottoes

France— J. M. d’Almeida, manager

Consul-General— L. Reynaud (Re- J. A. Corderio, assistant

siding in Hongkong)

s'Yatmpicn mleng #sz kima 13 & III n ii a ETffi M

Japan— Empresa

Lda, Luistana

General de Transhipment

Transport Transportrs,

Consul

Hongkong) - General — ( Residing in and Warehousing—1, AvenidaOffice

Almeida

Ribeiro

Garage (2nd

478; Floor);

P.O. Telephs.

Box 493; Cable 601,

Ad:

rt m m m m k Eltelda; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Tai wo kwok ling sz chu Julio Alberto Basto, mng. partner

Netherlands—57,

Acting ConsulPraia Grande F. Empresa Oriental, Curios, Porcelain and

General—Dr.

A. van Woerden Lacquer Ware—Rua Central

Consul—Henrique Nolasco da Silva M. Almeida | J. Almeida

 MACAO

m m Ching chow hung mo nai yauhan hung sz

IVai tan joh fong

Farmacia Modern a Jorge & Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.—Head

Office : Hongkong

Co., Ltd.,Dispensing

Analysts, Manufacturing Chemists,

Druggists and

Bacterologists—43-47, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro;

Ad: Teleph. 215; P.O. Box 19; Cable

M.Moderna

Brazao, technical director Green Island Brickworks Co., Ltd.,

Manufacturers and Exporters

F. Silva, assistant

F. Chan, do Bricks—Green

P.O. Box 32 Island; Telephs. of480-10;

Clay

Dr. A. P. Jorge, manager Ko HoSho,Ming,gen.managing director

Wong mgr. & chief engr.

Farmacia Popular Dispensary &

Drugstore—Teleph.

Cable 739; P.O. Box 223; Him Yuen Yick Kee, Firecrackers—

H. N.Ad:Silva,

Popular

proprietor & manager 14, Rue da Miguel Aires

P. de Souza (Pharmaceutics)

Technical Dept: ig & iti n if

C. de Sousa

Andr4 Rui I Jose Xavier Hingkee & Co., A. & P. Leong, Importers

Jose Castilho | Amalia Nolasco and Exporters—32, Avenida Almeida

Accounting Dept.: Ribeiro;Teleph.

A. Leong Hingkee,104;Cable Ad: Hingkee

proprietor

F. Barros P. Leong Hingkee, do.

Firma Rainta, Dealers in Socks, Scarfs, Agency :

Dairy Farm, Ice

Perfumes, Underwears of European Ld., Hongkong

Manufacture—29,

Ribeiro Avenida Almeida

Firma Tantino, Commission Agent—3, n & *1 w,

Travessa de Miseripordia; Cable Ad: Hip wo cong sze

Tantino Hip Wo & Co., Merchants and Commission

C. M. de Souza, manager Agents, Stores — 29 & 50, Avenida

Almeida Ribeiro; Office and Godown:

4l, Travessa

Cable do Paralelo; Teleph. 232;

Foo Yau Investment & Savings Co., WongAd:Sho,Hipwo

managing proprietor

Ltd., Every Description of Invest- Agency Lam Huen, chief accountant

ment :

Loansand Savings

Granted on Business

ApprovedTransacted,

Securities A.Waters

S. Watson & Co.,(European

and Wines Ld.—AeratedPro-

—Foo Yau

Almeida Ribeiro Building, 10, Avenida prietors)

Loc Tin Meng and Luk Yee Yau,

managers Hotel Riviera,Grande;

First-class Up-toRiviera

Date

Hotel—Praia Cable Ad:

Garage Lusitana (Property of the Chas. H. Cotton, manager

Economical Trading Co.,

1e & If, Avenida Hongkong)—

Almeida Ribeiro;

Teleph.

Mottoes 821; P.O. Box 175 ; Cable Ad: mmm m m w m

J. M. d’Almeida, manager Imprensa Nacional de Macau—

J. A. Cordeiro, assistant Direc9ao—Alexandre

Secretaria — Olivia Noronha

Stelca (dir.)

Lopes

(amanuense-dactilografa),

Maria Marques (auxiliar Luisa

de

m m m & * escritura

Grand Central Ballroom — Central Encarregados

Hotel Building, 6th Floor, Avenida Jose Cordeiro e Jaime Robarts

Almeida Ribeiro Oficina de Impressao—Henrique

Wong Man Ki, proprietor & manager Castilho (chefe da oficina)

 MACAO B81

® & ffi ® M ^ ^m^®m

Man Kwok Tse Chu Way Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., The

International Saving Society—Cable —General Office: 617,2, 800-809,

2a & 2b, 813, Rua

Ad: Intersavin. Head Office: 7, Central; 871, 966

Telephs.

c 968; Cable Ad :

819,

Electricity.

Avenue Edward VII, Shanghai

ency controlled by Canton Branch) Power (Ag- Station : Estrada da Bela Vista

Agent—Banco Nacional Uetrama- F. J. Gellion, a.m.I.e.e., a.ameR.i.e.e.,

rino. Avenue Almeida Ribeiro B.K. deP.managing director asst, mafiager

Senna Fernandes,

Fletcher, do.

Iong Moc Tong, Knitting Manufac- Aberto de B. Pereira, gen. assistant

turers—4-17, Travessa de Maria Mrs. G. V. da Silva, do.

Eucinda; Cable Ad: Mocto J. Herkoffi, engineer-in-charge

Asst.

Manturoff, W. R. Palmer,Silva,

Engineers—G. F. da F, N.A.

Jorge, Adolfo, Barrister-at-Law — 50, da Silva and C. Gomes

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph. 876 Billing Dept.—A. J. Ribeiro, Mrs.

Jorge & Co., Merchants, Importers and M.

PakSequeira,

Chuen andChui LeeButWingToo,OnLee

Exporters

Ribeiro — 43-47, Avenida Almeida Cashier Dept.—M. A. da Silva and

Leung Tat Chiu

Chinese Business Dept.—Ho

Kwong, Wong Man Ki and Tsang Ying

Kee^ KanmMotor^ Road m BSCo.,& Ltd.—Shek-

& ill * Chiu Tok

Consumers Dept.—N. Nunes, Mrs.

ki Office : Ming Sing Pei Road; Macao M. Machado and Lam Chiu

Office: Rua deDirector),

(Managing Lorchas; 2264

Telephs.(Traffic

2265

Manager), 2226 (General Office) and Correspondence

de B. Pereira, Mrs. Dept.

L. M.— da

Antonio

Silva

2214 (Garage & Works); Cable Ad : and A. Basto

Kekwanroad Data Dept.—C. M. Pereira

ffl mH.*P.,mAdvogadom m — 1-q; Drawing Dept.—A. Boyol and Lo

Larangeira, Lau Fong

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Teleph. Filing Dept.—Miss C. Rodrigues,

949 Siu Chung and Yu Chan

Installation Dept. — Yung Ping

Lima, M. A., Civil Engineer, Archi- Kwong

tect and Surveyor—16, Travessa do Meter

L. Place, Dept.—Mrs.

A. Zuniga, M. Gonsalves,

Lee Wah

Sto. Agostinho Jack and Cheung Kam Piu

Lisbon Bazaar, Silk Merchants — 8, Meter Inspectors—E.

M. Baptista, Tausz

A. D.Mendon^a, (Chief),

Avenida

Cable Ad:Almeida

ShamdasRibeiro; P.O.Box 48; Luz, C. Bernardo, Rosario andJ.

E. Badaraco

Lobato, Pedro, Dicencido

Avenidaem Almeida

Direito NetandDept.—J,

Advogado — 1-Q,

Ribeiro; Teleph. 740 Publicity TackTavares,

Tai Dept-—F. V. Ignacion

C. e Rego and

Loja, “A Portuguesa,” Merchants, S. Luke Mahomed

Showroom—A.

Wine Dealers and Commission

Agents—50, Rua do Campoai; Stores Dept. ■— I. da Silva and

Cable Ad : Ferro L. Baptista

± a * and Macao

« rDr.,* Barrister-at-Law

Ltnz Nolasco,

Jockey968Club,

(Chairman), The—Telephs.

(Office) and 2338 (Race 802

Notary 735;Public — 53,Ad: Praia Track);

Grande; Jockeyclub P. O. Box 525; Cable Ad:

Teleph.

Mrs. A. JorgeCable

Cotton, Luco

secretary

Au Sec, interpreter Manufacturers

1, Avenida Almeida LifeRibeiro;

InsuranceTeleph.Co.—

717

Au-ian, typist

Pedro do Rosario, typist F. J. Noronha, agent

682 MACAO

ft fij& H Me lo thai Cable Ad: Popular. Branch Office: 18,

Mello, A. A. de, Merchant and Com- IceHenrique House’ Street,

NolaScoHongkong

da SiR-a, principal

mission Agent — 22 & 24, Pra^a Lobo Henrique Nolasco, Jr.

d’Avila

Cable Ad: (Praia

Mello Grande); Teleph. 540; G. Azedo

A. A. de Mello Jose Hung I James Wong

L. A. de Mello, signs per pro. Jose da Rosa || A.Kwan

Leong-nou PintoWeng

Marques

J.A. deH. Mello

de Mello, | A.do.Tack General Managers for:

Wai Man Weaving k Dyeing Mill

Agencies: Tai Pang Knitting Factory

Hongkong&Daily

Directory Press of the

Chronicle Cheong Meng Match Factory

Far East

China Eire Insurance

E. A. Steamship Co., Ltd. Co.; Ltd. Oriental Silk Store, Drapers, Mil-

Hamburg-Amerika Linie liners and Silks—In, Avehida Almeida

H’kong, Canton & Macao S.B. Co., Ltd. Ribeiro

Indo-China

Nippon Yusen S. N.Kaisha

Co., Ltd.

Norddeutscher Lloyd Oriental Co,, The, Importers and Ex-

porters,

Agents andMerchants

Importersand Commission

of Optical Goods

Mello, A. A. de, Accountant and Cargo —23, Rua

Surveyor—24, Praca Lobo d’Avila; Ill

Cable

A.J.A.Ad: Mello Codes, Bentley’s and Acme. Branches:

dedeMello,

Mello clerk Hongkong, Canton and Shanghai

L. de Mello, do.' Po Man Lad, Bookseller, Stationery,

MooSa & Co., O. C., Merchants, Ship- Printer and Photographer,

Films ‘ Supplier — 2, LargoPlatesdp andS.

ping and Insurance

Exporters Agents, Importers,

and Commission Agents, Domingos; Teleph. 793; Cable Ad:

Auctioneers and Contractors — Cable

1c. k Pomanlau; Code: Bentley’s

Id., Avenida d’Almeida llibeiro; !Lo Chuk Hoi, manager

Ad: Khetani

O. C. Moosa, principal

J. C. Moosa, do. ! (India) Poon & Co., Shoe

& ££ $8

K. ,C.,Manufacturers—94,

Importers and

Exporters,

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro; Cable Ad:

Afe 5M AS Kamchuen;

Nolasco, H., Commission and Shipping K. C. Poon,Codes:

managingBentley’s

proprietor

Agent—20,

Teleph. Avenida Almeida ' Ribeiro; Sole Distributors for:

Popular;738;Codes: P.O. BoxA.B.C.223;5thCable

& 6thAd&: Tung Hing Match Factory. Macao

Bentley’s

Agents for: President Hotel, The—Teleph. 188;

Standard Vacuum Oil Co. Cable Ad: Macao Hee Cheong

Java:China-Japan Lijn N.V.

Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch

Mail yy j/ru, MM-

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail Rodrigues, F. (Established in 1916),

Royal Packet Navigation Co. General Merchant, Importer, Exporter,

Orient Java Africa Line Insurance and Shipping Agent—71,

Holland Oost-Azie Lijn Rua da Praia Grande; Telephs. 636, 637

TheDollar

Robert Dollar Co.:

Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd. &Codes:

658; P.O. Box5th2; Cable Ad: Rodrigues;

A.B.C. edn. Bentley’s, Com-

American Mail Line plete Western Union

Lieber’s, Acme and Scott’s 5-Letter

10th edn.,

edn.

*T # $ U and Gueddes

Manager

Nolasco k Co., H., Importers and Senna Fernandes Rodrigues de

& Proprietor—Fernando

Exporters, Commission Agents—20, Av. Asst.

Almeida Ribeiro; Telephs. 2418 and 738; van Manager,

Woerkom P.Rodrigues

P.—-Mrs. Nelly A

 MACAO B83

Sole Agent for : Silva, Francisco A. da, Solicitor and

Garland

Francisco,Petroleum Inc., San Notary

California,Co.,U.S.A.

Public—1, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro; Teleph. 167; Cable Ad: Anacleto

Agents for:

Union Insurance Society of Can- Soares, titionerDr.-1,Jose

RuaGaetano,

da Cadeia;Medical

Teleph.Prac-

914

ton, Ltd.

Companhia de Seguros Tagus 1887 Sociedade de Abastecimento de Aguas

Lisboa de Macau, Ltda. (The Macao Water

C. C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd., Supply Co., Ltd.), General Manager:

“Castrol” The Macao Electric Lighting Co.,

Gross Hermanos, Malaga, Spain Ltd.—General Office: 2, 2a & 2b, Rua,

T. E. Plum, Denmark Central; iTelephs.

Usines de Allondon, S.A.

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 INDO-CHIM

min.The French

N. lat. andpossession

97 deg. 40ofinin. Inck^Cnina

and 107liesdeg.betweenE. long8 deg. 30 min.

(Paris), and and 23 deg.the23

comprises

Colonies

and the ofterritory

Cochin-China,

of Kwang the protectorates

Ch6ou Wan ofleased Cambodia, Annam, The

from China. Tonkin, totalandareaLaosof

Irido-China is 286,000 Square miles and is under the direction of a Governor-General

who, under the authority of the “Minister of Colonies” represents the French

Republic

is assistedand by has

twoallcouncils:

the powers of the French Government. The Governor-General

1. The “Grand

French members and 23 native, Conseil desmembers,

lnterets elected

Economiquesby local: etassemblies

Financiers” including bj/28

or appointed

the Governor-General. The'Grand Conseir

and every other questions that the Governor-General may design. is compulsorily consulted on the budget

2. The “Conseil de Gouvernement de ITndochine”, a body which includes the

chiefs of leading services of the administration and five native members whose

business is toThetakeCouncil

represent. care of theGovernment

interest of each colonyGrand

or protectorate they respectively

meeting in any of the chiefof towns according andtothe the summons Conseil

of theareGovernor-General

movable bodies,

who

the seatkeepsof two

the official residences: Hanoi and Saigon; the former remains, however,

administration.

GeneralThe Governor-General

de iTndochine” who is assisted also by and

has a special the “Secretaire

permanent General

delegationdu Gouvernement

to settle every

question that the Governor-General had not reserved to himself.

The deltas of Cochin-China and Tonkin are fertile; Annam, connecting them, is

apopulated

long mountainous tract, withto athenarrow

hill tract stretching Mekonglittoral

river onon the

one other.

side, andRice,a wild

maize,sparsely

cotton,

rubber,

districts. sugar,

The seeds,

principaltobacco

mineraland spice

productionare the

is principal

coal, which products

is mined of the alluvialin

exclusively

Tonkin (in districts such as Ke-Bao, Hongay, Dong-Trieu, Campha, Thai-Nguyen,

Ninh-Binh,

ofincluding

which are Tuyen-Quang, etc.). The andoutput averages. 2,000,000 tons Other

a year,minerals,

600,000

gold,used in the

silver, tin, country

copper, lead the

and remainder

antimony, isexist exported.

in the Protectorate and

are moreof orzinclessoremined.

output amountsZinc mines are

to nearly 12,000worked

tons. on a large scale and the annual

The principal harbours are Haiphong, Hongay and Campha in Tonkin, Tourane,

I Yinh-Ben-Thuy, Natrang, Cam-Ranh and Quinhon in Annam, Saigon in Cochin-China,

| long Phnom-Penh

and in the South,and and Ream

in theinNorth

Cambodia.

(that isThe weather although

in Tonkin) is warm summer

and humid daysyearare

! very like, those of Cochin-China—dry and wet—one can enjoy, from October to

j April, a true fresh

As to central—Annam,—the season, a winter, during which a very thin rain sometimes falls.

; insensibly between those of weather Tonkin and can beCochin-China.

called an intermediary one, which varies

There are 3,400 kilometers of railway completed and opened to traffic in Indo-

toChina,

the while

French.465 The kilometers

populationoperated in the Chinese

is estimated at overprovince

23,060,000,of Yunnan

most of belong

whom alsoare

Annamites. The Chinese number 400,000, and the Europeans amount to 43,000. The

Chinese

had have

obtained immigrated in large number to the South of Cochin-China, where they

afterthe

are worldalmost

theTonkinese), the

+ exclusive possession of industries and commerce. But, since

war,havehe Annamites,

begun to make especially

use ofthosetheir who comein from

ability tradetheandNorth (that

industries,

and the Chinese find a hard time owing to concurrence they find from the natives.

Besides that, the main industries and commerce have passed into the hands of French

 B88 INDOCHINA

people

Cambodians are naturally apathetic, and organizing

who are gradually but rapidly have given way and toimproving

the ChineseIndo-China.

and Annamites, The

but they maintain and develop their ancestral artistic ability under the French

direction and protection.

The Laotians

oppressed by their and Mois, authochtones

neighbours, are lazy andofandthe forests

timid. and mountainous

The Muongs, occupygrounds

whohandsomer all and

the

basins of the Black River (Riviere Noire) Song-Ma

stronger than the Annamites. The Nungs look like the Chinese and the Thos belong River are

to the Thai race.

The are

imports tradeof French

of the Colony

origin. isofIndo-China

rapidly increasing

has itsonown and nearlytariff

50 per cent ofby the

Act signed by the President the Republic the customs

29th of June,governed

1939 and the an

amount of the same as that of France. By far, the largest export is rice, and second

maize, third rubber.

as itIndo-China

is an idealshould

field forattract the attention

tourists. The bayofoftravellers

Along (Baie fromd’Along),

all partsinofthethegulf

world,of

Tonkin, is widely famed fqr its scenery. Running along the Annamese coast by a

railway the tourist reaches. Hue the residence of the Emperor of Annam, and finds

the, tombs of Emperors Gia-Long, Ming-Mang, Thieu-Tri, etc., a mine of interest.

From

full ofNhatrang

game from the elephants,

railway funsgaur downandto tiger

Saigonto through

rabbit, theand mysterious

where the forest

“mois”land, or

primitive tribes inhabit, and reach Saigon, the main port of Indo-China. There is

aSaigon,

daily express train, with restaurant-cars and berths, running

covering the distance of 1,940 kilometers (1,200 miles) in 42 hours. between Hanoi and

A good motor road, the famous “Mandarin Road” also runs almost parallel to-

the railway track.

Side railway lines and motor road take, either from Saigon or from Hanoi, to

the fine hillwhere

mountains, resort,travellers

Dalat in will

South-Annam, 4,500hotels

findneighbourhood

two large feet above

and a sea-level,

secondary amid

one fir clad

offering

including big game hunting specially organised, may be indulged in, as wellkind,as

excellent accommodation. In the of Dalat, sport of every

excursions and motor trips.

_ Reference

which must on beauty

for magnitude, no account

and bestateliness

omitted ofbearthecomparison

world-famedwith ruinsthose

of Angkor,

of the

ancient

the kingdom

distance being ofonly

the 295

Pharaohs.

miles. It isuseasy

Let take tothisreach Angkor from

opportunity to Saigon, that

mention in a car,

the

Government Tourist Information Bureau, 22, Rue Lagrandiere, Saigon or the Tonkin

branch in Hanoi Galerie du Credit Foncier will issue every information required on

the subject of travel in French Indo-China.

 TONKIN

Originally the seat of the Annam Kingdom under the Les, but since 1802 when Gia

Long, the first Emperor of the actual Dynasty, the Nguyen, had been enthroned.

Tonkin

Emperor has become the a part of Annam Empire under all atheVice-Roy. of But, inGreat

1897,Man-

the

darin havesuppressed

been given to Vice-Roy

the French(Kinh-Luoc)

“Resident and Sup^rieur aupowers

Tonkin.” thisIt lies between

lat. 19 deg. and 23 deg. N. and long 102 deg. and 108 deg. 3o min. E. bounded on the

North,

gulf of byTonkin.

China, on west by Laos, on the South

a riceby Annara, plain;

and on the East by the

numerous rivers, itTheproduces

country nearcrops

large the ofseariceis and alluvial

maize, while sugar,wellcotton,

watered by

spices,

indigo, silk,

valuable arecquier,

mines of tin, coffeeantimony,

lead, and various other articles

phosphates, coal andarezinc;

also gold

raised.andItcopper

possesses

are

also known to exist. Concessions were granted in 1887 for the working of coal mines

at Kebao and Hongay, and 800,000 tons of coal of good quality from the lastmaned is

now exported annually. By the Treaty of Hue, dated June 6th, 1884, the Annamese

Government placed Tonkin

under the supervision under French

of French Residents.Protectorate,

It is, in and

fact,itsnow

affairs are administered

practically a French

Colony. Tonkin is divided into 21 provinces, namely: Bac-Giang,

Ha-Dong, Ha-Nam, Hoa-Binh, Hung-Yen, Kien-An, Lang-Son, Lao-Kay, Ninh-Bing, Bac-Kan, Bac-Ninh,

Phuc-Yen,

Quang, Phu-Tho, Quang-Yen, Son-La, Son-Tay, Thai-Binh, Thai-Nguyen, Tuyen-

Haiduong,Vinh-Yen, Yenbay;circles:

and 4 military 4 municipalities namely: Hanoi,

Hai-Ninh, Cao-Bang, Ha-Giang,Haiphong,

Lai-Chau.Nam-Dinh,

Hanoi,

the capital, is the Chief-Town of the province of same name and has a population of

130,000 souls.

Although a country newly colonised, Tonkin has several modern plants such as

the manufactures

leather and spirits,ofetc.cement;, glass-ware, cotton spinning and rice mills, match, soap,

The population

deltas, while of Tonkin

the mountains is oyer 8,700,000

are inhabited by different chiefly Annamese,

tribes, who liveinintheir

very picturesque the

attire and habits, such as the Thos, Meos, Man, Muong, etc.

A splendid

beautiful Bay of scenery

Along, the is tohilly

be watched

region, theby Babetourists

lakesin etc.

Tonkin, especially

Mention in the

must not be

omitted that Tonkin is the cross way to Yunnan, where the town of Yunnanfu is

reached by the French railway line. Shipping services link

with Hongkong and Saigon, while air lines connect Hanoi, on one part with Saigon, the port of Haiphong

Bangkok and Paris, on the other part, with Hongkong and the East of China.

 HANOI

Hanoi,

River), about Capitalmilesofalong

72miles Tonkin,

from is situated

its bank.

mouth. oncitytheis built

Thefirst right close

banktoofthetheriver

Song-Koi

andfrom (Red

extends

phong by train or by river-boat, is not an imposing one, as the fashionable portionHai-of

more than two the The aspect for visitors coming

the town, the principal European centre, is situated further back. Here, broad and

well-kept,buildings,

private streets under

presenttheashade

very ofnice

treesEuropean

of all kinds, townnumerous

of modernimposing

style. Thepubliccityandis

lighted by electricity and abundantly supplied with good drinkable water by enormous

waterworks. Five electric tramear lines run through the town and suburbs over a

distance

a square ofmileeighteen miles. Aof special

in the middle the town, attraction

renderedis the “Petit lac,”

picturesque by athelakequaint

of nearly half

pagodas

occupying

the lake the issmall

there the islands

Square which

Paul adornwith

Bert, it, aandfinesurrounded

bronze by ofpromenades.

statue Paul Bert Facing

nuveiled

on the 14th, July, 1890, and a bandstand in the middle. Close to the square there are

the City Hall,

the Hotel Treasury,Other

Metropole. Postpublic

Office, buildings,

Bank of Indo-China,

as the residence Residence

of the Superieure

Commanderand of

the Troops, the Hospital, the Museum of Fine Arts,

merly the “Concession,” close to the river bank. There are two large Romanetc., are situated on what Catholic

was for-

Cathedrals and a handsome small Protestant Church. The imposing palace of the

Governor-General

ings in the town are stands

theatTheatre,

the entrance

Economicof theMuseum,

Botanic Palais

Garden,deand other University

Justice, fine build-

Ideo,

a front of nearly 300 feet, and the Splendid Hotel—as well as some smaller ones. with

Credit Foncier, etc. There are two first-class hotels—the Hotel Metropole, The

“Cercle Spotif,” and

1890, is situated just other

outsideclubs

the possess

new town. their Daily

own buildings.

and periodicalA racecourse,

French and openednativein

papers are published at Hanoi. The “citadelle”—formerly the fortress of the Mandarin

Governor of Tonkin is now occupied by the French troops as the barracks and general

headquarters.

compound, including However,, many,Pagoda.

the Royal interesting and historic buildings remain within the

The ancient city is situated between the citadel and the river and presents a novel

appearance, owing to the singular architecture of the houses. Since the occupation by

the French great improvements have been effected in the laying-out of the town, and

the formation of roads and streets, of which over 50 miles have already been drained,

electrically

with those oflighted, and, evencities.

other Eastern in the Ofnative city, well temples

the numerous kept andand verypagodas,

clean asthat

compared

of the

“Grand Buddha,” situated on the shore of the Grand

interesting for visitors on account of its colossal bronze statue. Lake, is the most important and

Steel built halls, each 60 by 160 feet, for the native markets have been erected in

different quarters.

Trade, both export and import, is steadily increasing, and besides many important

mercantile

match houses

factory, theremanufactory,

paper is also a development

some distilleries of industries in thisand

furniture-shops town;twoicebreweries

factory,

are among the number.

beenThe transit

opened whichtradeconnect

has developed

Tonkin considerably

with Cochin-China since theanddifferent

Yunnanrailway lines have

Province. The

first

capital by a magnificent steel bridge 5,100 feet in length, over the Red River. the

line connecting Haiphong with Hanoi, was opened in July, 1902, and it enters

The Botanic Garden of Hanoi occcpies a very fine site and is one of the best in

the

gone Fara very

East. It containschange, over 3,000thanks

variousto species ofsanitary

plants. works

The climate has under-

French, such favourable

as laying drains through the wholemany European executed

and native city, byfilling

the

up pools,

the wintermarshes, etc. There

about October. Theishighest

distinction

degreeof ofseason: the summer

temperature in summerbeginsis in40°April

cen-

tigrade, the lowest in winter about 8° centigrade. The population of Hanoi is about

 HANOI

150,000, 7,000 of whom are Europeans (Army men included), the rest being

Annamites, Chinese and Indians. The first meeting of a Native Deliberative Assembly

elected on a narrow suffrage was held at Hanoi on November 14th, 1907 and was

addressed by M. Paul Beau, the Governor-General.

DIRECTORY

GOUVEKNEMENT-GENERAL DIRECTION DE ^INSTRUCTION

DE LTNDOCHINE PUBLIQUE EN INDOCHINE

Gouverneur - General de 1’Indochine— Direction

Vice-Amiral d’Escadre Jean Decoux Directeur

Secretaire

Resident- Sup^rieur

General -de

PierreITndochine

Delsalle — Charton de ITnstruction Publique—

Inspecteur en ChefPublique—Brachet

de ITnstruction Adjoint au Directeur

Direction du Cabinet Ier Bureau

Directeur—Torel, administrateur de lere Chef de Bureau—Gailliat

classe des Services' Civils Dame-Dactylographe—Mme. Renard

Chef

de 3dee classe

Cabinet—Colin,

des Servicesadministrateur

Civils

Officier d’Urdonnance—Lieutenant Four- 2me Bureau

cade Chef de Bureau—Giraud

Cabinet Militaire 3m e Bureau

Chef de Cabinet—Lt.-Col. Bertaux Chef de Bureau et G^rant de Caisse—

MorescO

Direction des Affaires Politiqttes et Secretariat De l’Universite

de la Administrateur Generals Indochinoise

Directeur—Mantovani, administrateur de Secretaire de 1’Universite—Daverede

l^re classe des Services Civils Sur

Bibliothecaire—Melle Pousse

veillant-GEn^ral— de Montdty

Service des Affaires Ext^rieures GErance du Bulletin et des

Chef de Services—Giponves,

teur-adjoint administra-

de 2eme classe des Services Publications Scolaires

Civils Gerant—Gailliat

Inspection Generate du Travail ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR

Inspecteur - General p.i. — Wintrebert, DE LTNDOCHINE

resident superieur

Ecole de Medecine et de pharmAcie

Direction du Personnel DE PLEIN EXERCICE DE HANOI

Directeur—Domec, administrateur de l^re Directeur — Galliard, professeur agrege

classe des Services Civjls de

docteurFaculty

la de M^decine

es-Sciences Naturellesde Paris,

Direction des Services Economiques Section de Medecine

Directeur—Marty, administrateur de lere Professeurs—Galliard, Massias, Jbyeux,

classe des Services Civils

Inspection Generate des Services de FacultesMlyer-May,

Huard,

(agreges

Daleas (agreg&s

deduMedecine),

Corps deCousin,

des

Sante),Rrvoalen

Keller,

Police Sollier, Grenierboley, Blondel

Inspecteur-General—Nadaud, Charges de Cours—Ho-Dac-Di, Auffret,

gen4ral de 16re classe Suretecontroleur- Audille

B90 HANOI

CliniqUes Lycie Chasseloup-Laubat— Saigon

Professeurs—Massias, Mlyer-May, Dallas Proviseur—Salles, agrege de Lettres

(agfeges des Facultes de Medecine), Lycte Yersin--Dalat

Keller, Sollier, Grenierboley, Blondel Proviseur—Neveu, agr^ge de Sciences

Section de Pharmacie Naturelles

Professeurs—Galliard

Cousin, Guichard, Rivoalen (agrege-directeur), Service de l’Enseignement au Tonkin

Charges de Cours — Audille, Reydet; Chef de Service Direction Locale

Fauchon, Auffret, Petelot, Bourret — Berit-Debat,

fesseur de TEnseignement pro-

Superieur

' SECTION' DES SaGES-FeMMES Indochinois

Inspecteur en Chef de I’Enseignement

Professeur—Dr. Dallas Primaire—Courtoux, inspecteur prin-

Section du P.C.B. cipal de 1’E. P.

Chef de Bureau—Douguet,

Professeurs — Bourret (Dr.es - Sciences principal de I’Enseignement Primaire professeur

Naturelles, cofrespondant du Museum),

Bernard, Werts (agreg^ des Sciences Etablissements d’Enseignement

Physiques), Petelot Secondairb et Primaire

Section d’Odonto-Stomatologie Superieur du Tonkin

Charges de Cours—LericKe, Jay, Bernard Proviseur—Perucca, . ; Lycee du Frotcctorat, Hanoi

agrege des Sciences

Ecole Superieure de Droit de Hanoi Ecole Primairede Supdrieure de Gargons

Directeur—Cainerlynck, professeur agrdge Directeur—Silhou,Hanoi professeur certifie de

de la Faculte de Droit de Strasbourg

Professeurs— Derniery, Morini-Comby, Sciences

Pinto, Kherian

Facultes de DroitGuillien

de I’Etat,(agreges

detachesdes

en Ecole Primaire Superieure de

Indochine

M. Andt, aDr.

1’Ecoleen deDroit, Hanoi), Directrice —Filles

Droit deprofesseur de Hanoi

Mme. Raspail, professeur

certifie de Sciences

titulaire du Cadre Local de I’Ecole de College de J tunes Filles Annamites

Droit

Droit),deprofesseur

Ha^oi, M. Chabas, (Dr. en

contractuel de Hanoi

Directrice

certifie de— Sciences

Mme. Brachetj professeur

Ecole des Beaux-Arts et des Arts

Appliques . de l’Indochine Ecole Primaire Superieure Franco-

Directeur — Jonchere, evariste, sculp- indigene de Gargons de Hanoi

teur, Premier Grand Prix de R6me-Hors Directeur—Savoyet, professeur licencie

Concours — J. Inguimberty, artiste es-Lettres

Professeurs

peintre, professeur de I’Enseignement Ecole Primaire SuptHeure Henri-Riviere

Superieur; A. Kruze, architecte Directeur — Jarlier, de Haiphong

D.P.L.G., professeur de I’Enseignement prpfesseur licencie

Superieur; G. Roger, architecte Cours es-Sciences

D.P.L.G., attache des Travaux-Publics; Primaire Supirieure Franco-

Brecq, artiste peintre,, professeur Indigene de Haiphong

technique;

Son, Nguyen-Van

professeur technique; ThoBui-Tuong-

dit Nam- Directeur—Lemineur, professeur princip-

Vien, ing^nieur ceramiste, professeur al de I’Enseignement Primaire

technique Contractuel

d’Atelier stagiaire; Neveux,(Section chef

de Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance

Meuble);Mercier, professeur de Ciselure; —18, Rue Borgnis Desbordes; Cable Ad:

Georges Alico;

Office Code:

for theAcme and Bentley’s. Main

de DessinKhanh, professeur , Indochinois Shanghai Orient: 17, The Bund,

Etablissements d’Enseignement “ Avenir du Tonkin ” L’, Journal quio

Secondaire Francais tidien, Direction-Redaction-Administra-

Lycie Albert-Sarraut- Hanoi tion—114, Rue Jules-Ferry

Prbviseur — Loubet, agr^ge d’Histoire et M.J.H.Lamasse,

de Massiac, directeur-admin.

redacteur-in-chef

de Geographic

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Banque de l’Indochine—47, 49 et 51, Secretariat de la Direction a Hanoi

Boulevard 497, Amiral Courbet; Telephs. J. Petit, chef du Secrytariat

Direction

85 et 561; Cable Bureau et Compradore

Ad: Indochine Delegation de la Direction de VEx-

ploitation

fou au Yunnan a Yunnan-

Banque de Saigon (Sochite Anonyme au A. Patoux, ingynieur en chef, delegue

Capital 26de 39a 32,

Social: Millions

Rue deLefebvre,

Francs)—Siege

Saigon. de la Direction de 1’Exploitation

Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue N.D. des au Yunnan

V. Schaefer, chef des Bureaux de

Victoires a Baris. Agence a Hanoi:

Boulevard Henri Riviere: Agence a Hai- Service 5, 1 ’Agence

phong: 64-68, Rue Paul Bert Medical au Yunnan

Dr. Lanzalavi, chef du Service

Banque Franco Chinoise pour

merce et Industrie, Ueneral Banking le Com- Dr. Merle, chef adjointa Yunnanfou

Medical au Yunnan du Services

Business Transacted. Capital Paid Up: Medical au Yunnan a K’ai-Yuen

Frs.50,000,000;Reserve:Frs. 33,514,000— Services Administratifs a Hanoi

Cable Ad: Geranchine. Head Office: Service J. SifFray, chef de Service

Paris du Trafic & Mouvement

Boillot, Ch., Agent General—1, Rue Paul a Hanoi

Bert; Cable Ad: Ch. Boillot P. Clemensat, ingynieur

Service du Materiel et de la Trac-

Boulangerie Thano — 28-30, Boulevard tion a Hanoi

Gia-long E. Preclaire, ingenieur en chef

Service de la Voie et des Bailments

Bougnec, E. Le,Gramophone,

Ingenieur (E. M.), Radio, A Hanoi

Electricity, Ingenieur Ex- M. Giroit, ingenieur

pert Automobiles, Precision Electro-

mecaniq ue — 2, Boulevard Armand COMPAGNIE FrANCAISE Boulevard

Extreme Orient—7, d’ExPLOSIFSBob-EN

Rousseau illot; Cable Ad: Chedotau

British & Foreign Bible Society (Society Compagnie Franco - Americaine

Biblique Britannique et Etrangere),

(Thanh-tho’ COhg-hid.), Thb:—57, Route d’Assurances, Fire, Marine,

Car and Personal Accident Motor

Insurances—

Mandarine

Rev. V. B. Molgaard, secretary Executive Office: IT, The Bund, Shang-

hai; Hanoi Office: 11, Rue Borgnis

Cie des Eaux de Hanoi— Desbordes;

DirecteurCableParticulipr—Charles

Ad: Framinsure

M.Descours,

Bedat, directeur

sous directeur Larrive

Delfieux, chef des Travaux de Directeur Bureau Haiphong — E.

Canalisation Lafontaine

Agent

Bonnel, Service des Abonnes Khoaia Tourane — Nguyen-Trong-

COMPAGNIE d’ExPORTATION d’ExTREME- de COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AsIATIQUE DES PeT-

laOrient,

Chaux;

deoba.

Import

Teleph.

Direction

and109;

Export—14,

Cable

Genyrale: Ad:Rue

Lace-

43, Boulevard

roles, Kerosene, Benzine, Lubricating

Oils, Liquid Fuel Asphalt, Candles,

Haussmann, Paris Paraffin quid

pentine) Wax,Shell

Turpene

Marine(Mineral

Ohs—CableTur-

COMPAGNIE FrANCAISE DES ChEMINS DE Ad: Asiatic; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition

Fer de l’Indochine et du Yunnan— andR. Private L. Dot, manager

Direction Genyrale:

Miromesnil, Paris 89, Rue de

A. Bodin, directeur - gyneral Conservatoire Francais d’Extreme-

A. Hilaire, inspecteur genyral des Orient (Etablissement

Gouverriement de POfficiel

GeneralComplet du

Indochine),

Services d’Extreme-Orient

Direction de V Exploitation a Hanoi Enseignement Europeens et

Musical

Indigenes de

nationalitys. Etudes Sanctionnees par

pour les

Toutes

M. Lycqrchy, directeur de TEx- des Dipldmes

ploitation

P. aClerget, ingenieur en chef adjoint Tyiynh. 522 — 17, Avenue Puginier;

la Direction de PExploitation Albert Poincignon, directeur

B92 HANOI

Deleule & Dexouillon, Automobiles, Imprimerie Tonkinoise Le-Van-Phuc—*

Cycles et Armes—76, Hue Jules Ferry 80-82, Rue du Chauvre

Jules Detouillon, directeur

Larrive, C.,—11, Rue Borgnis Desbordes

Denis Fibres,Importd’Indochine Traveller’s Bureau of Tonking ; Cable

Anonyme),

chants, Agence of and Export(Soci^te'

the Hongkong Mer-& Ad: Larrive

Agent for :

Shanghai Banking, Corporation — 16, Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Rue Paul Bert; Cable Ad: Refefendis Dollar Steamship Line

Canadian Pacific

Lloyd Triestino

D^nis

ProduitsFreres, d’Indochine,et Tous

Metallurgiques Tous Librairie Imprimerie Z. Chano — 108,

Articles de Quinoaillerie—16, Rue Paul RueZ. Jules Ferry; Telephs. 315 et 811

Bert E.Thano

Kalos I Mme. Limongi

Droguerie dii Tonkin, Representation, S. Yiannoulatos | Melle Genesi

Commission, Import Produits Chimiques Magasins Chaffanjon, S- A., Alimen-

Pierre Domart, pharmacieq droguists tation - Armes - Munitions - Nouveantes-

Artieles de Menage-Cigares-Cigarettes-

Photographie- Sports - Parfumerie. Ma-

Garage BobilUot, Societe Francais de gasins a Hanoi

Transports (Societe Anonyme au Capital

de 1,8000,000 Frs. )—Bou 1 e vard Bobillot Tamdao-Vinh- Hue- Haiphong - Hongay-

(Automabiles et: Pousse Pousse) L. d^legu^

J. Chaffanjon, administrateur

G. Lacombe, directeur-g4n^ral

Great Britain, Vice-Consulate—

Vice-Consul—T. L. Christie, Charter- Maron, Paul, Expert Comptable Ecritures

edBert,Bank Building, 17, Rue Paul et Assurances—46, Bd. Henri Riviere

Haiphong Syndic de Faillite, liquidateur judi-

ciaire

Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Cor- Mayet et AqUarone, Advocate a la Cour

poration—16, Rue Paul Bert —40, Boulevard Gambette; Teleph. 55

Denis Freres, agent

Office Du Tourisme Indochinois, Sub-

Hotel

HotelsMetropole,

in the Far East,OneUnderof the Best ventronne

the Same

par le Gou vernemeiit-G4neral

—Agence de Hanoi, Immeuble du Grand

Management of Hotel Hotel Metropole,

Teleph. 776; Boulevard

P.O. Box 60; Henri

a’Argent, Tamdao (4,600 deFeetlaabove

Cascade

Sea Riviere;

Ad: Tourisme.Itineraires,

Cable

Tous Renseignements

Level), Grand Hotel de Chapa,

and Hotel du Lac, Kunming, China— Tonkin Touristignes, Excursions

Hanoi (French Indo-China); Cable Ad: Ogliastro (Louis Ogliastro St Cie.), S.

Metropole a r. 1.—104, Rue Cogef

Jules Lugagne

Ferry; Codes:

Imprimerie d’ExtrSme Orient, Im- A.Cal B.pack, Lieber’s,

C. 5th& StPhrase

6th Editions,

1929,

Acme

primerie, Librairie, Papeterie (Society Commodity

Anonyme: Capital de 5,000,000 Frs.) — P. & O. Supplement to Code, Bentley’s,

Bentley’s

CableBert.

Paul Ad: Ideo; Siige aSocial:

Succursale Haiphong28, Rue Moise Barbaud, manager

Agencies : St Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Peninsular

Indochine Films St Cinemas (Soci^te The Centra] Agency, Ltd., Glasgow

Anonyme

Siege au Capital

Social de 4,650,000

a Saigon, Frs.,),

Cochinchine Anglo-French Textile Co.,Corp.,

MadrasSan

Fournitures Filmspour Cinematographes, California Packing

Appareils, en Vente et Francisco

Crosse

Location; Editeur de Films, Toutes General Milk

Fournitures

33, Appareils etRiviere;

Accessoires— Alhambra CigarCo.,Mfg.

NewCo.,York

Manila

85; Boulevard

Cable Ad: HenriIndofilm; Code:Teleph.

Inter- John Haig & Co.,

Tanqueray, GordonLtd., Markinch

St Co., Ltd.,

national Lugagne London

 HANOI B93

Pharmacie, J. Blakc—31, Rue Paul Bert Societe Financiere Francaise de Colo-

nial—51, Rue d’Anjou (Paris) Agences a

Pharmacie Montes, Chemists and Saigon: 32 RueFrancis

89, Boulevard Lamme. Farrier

Agences a Hanoi:

Druggists,

Dr. Domart, Optical—54,

manager Rue Paul Bert

Societe Agricole Franco-Tonkinoise a Societe Industrielle et Commerciale

d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

Con-Yoi par

Rizieres, ElevagePhu-Tho, Tonkin, Caferies,

Standard-Vacuum Cable Ad Oil Co. — 7, Bd.

Societe A^onyme des Charbonnages Carreau; E. H. Hoyt,

: Standvac

district manager

DE Nuyen Quang (Capital: 2,(X)0,00() A-W. G.C. Pretre,

Frs.) • Siege Social: Nuyen Quang.

Bureaux',1 15, Rue des Teintueriers Paliner,general

do. sales repres.

R:A. A.Santos,'

Remedies, do.asst.(Accounts)

local (Sales)

Societe d’Enseignement Mutuel du Steno. Division

Mrs. L. Durand | Mrs. V. Goveau

Tonkin— Terminal

Sogiete Francaise des Distilleries de Kunming A. Jeariniard, supt.

l’Indochine’

A. R. Fontaine (Anciens

cfe Cie)Etablissements

— Usines. k W. J. Law, area manager

Vapeur:

Cholop. ISiegelanoi,Social:

Nam-Dinh,

10, RueHaiduong

la Boetie,et Taupin & Co., G., Librairie, Papeterie

Paris

pour le(8e Arrondisement).

Tonkin et le Nord-Annam: Direction

55, Messageries de Journaux Imprimerie—

Boulevard Gaipbetta, Hanoi,* Cadle 50, Rue Paul Bert; Cable Ad: Taupin

Ad: Distamy

d’Hericourt, president du Texas

G. Schwobd’Administration Co. (China), Ltd., The—21,

Boulevard Rollandes

P. Cohseil

Bernhard, directeur-g^neral pour H. L. Dupouy, marketing asst.

P. L. Boutzon, do.

F. leLupiax,

Tonkiningenieur,

et le Norddirecteur-adjoint

Annam Lau Chi Cheung, accountant

 HAIPHONG

Haiphong, the commercial capital of Tonkin, is built on the right bank of

the river Cua Cam, one of the numerous divisions of the Song Khoi (fled River),

which connects Yunnan with the Tonkin Gulf. Its geographical situation is

20 deg. 51 min. lat. N., 106 deg. 42 min. long. E. Although the river is some-

what obstructed by a bar, the entrance to the harbour is as accessible by night

as it is by day, thanks to an up-to-date system of lights. The channel, con-

stantly dredged and supervised by the Dept, of Public Works, allows _ the

biggest liners of the Messageries Maritimes to call at Haiphong. The light-

house on the island of Hondau shows a light visible 20 naval miles distant,

while that on the Norway islands, indicating the entrance to Hongay, the coal-

ing station, is visible at 25 miles. Vessels anchor in front of the city, in the

middle of the river, a quarter-of-a-mile from the shore, while a wharf of 2,000

feet gives ample space for the accommodation of five big ocean-going liners at

one time. This wharf is equipped with all modern appliances—2-ton electric

cranes, 10-and 20-ton steam cranes, rail track, and electric light. Ships arriv-

ing alongside may be immediately connected with the telephone and thus get

in touch with any point in the city. Large warehouses, covering an area of 9

acres and having a storage capacity of 100,000 tons, have been erected on the

water-front and are connected by rail with the Central Station pf the Com-

pagnie des Chemins de Fer de I’lndo-Chine et du Yunnan. There is thus every

facility for the quick handling of goods destined for the different centres of

Tonkin and the Chinese province of Yunnan, to which Haiphong is the gate-

way, by means of the railway line. These godowns and the wharf are the pro-

perty of the Port Autonome, which owns also the s.s. Amiral de Beaumont, a

powerful sea-going tug ready to give assistance to any vessel, whether at sea

or in the harbour. A floating dock, capable of lifting vessels up to 330 feet in

length and 2,500 tons displacement, is attached to a modern shipbuilding and

repairing yard, where the most extensive repairs can be undertaken.

Haiphong proper is in the midst of an extensive rice swamp with low-

lying swampy land all around it for miles, having in the distance the mono-

tony relieved by rugged ranges of low limestone hills, and beyond these to the

northward, at a distance of some 16 miles, is a range of mountains, the loftiest,

known as the “Tooth of Nam Mau” being about 3,500 feet (1068 metres) high.

Though at the time of its origin in 1884 Haiphong was but a mere native

village in the midst of rice fields and muddy streams, it has rapidly developed

into

port the

for most important

all home commercial

and foreign traffic.andBeing

industrial

a new centre

town, ofit Tonkin

has beenandbuilt

the

according to modern ideas. The streets and boulevards are wide, clean and

well-shaded, and constructed for the most part at right angles. The town has

a cosy and pleasing appearance, ^ most of the houses being of the cottage type.

The chief commercial and administrative buildings are the Central Post Office,

City

ThereHall, BanqueCatholic

is a Roman de PIndochine,

Cathedral Municipal

attached to Theatre,

the SpanishandMission,

Custom-house.

and a

Protestant church, also has been erected in the town.* There is a very pretty

theatre, built in 1900 by the Municipality. The Hotel du Commerce is a large

and handsome structure, its lofty mansard roof dominating every building in

the town. The Cercle du Commerce, which is a well-managed club, has its

domicile in the boulevard Paul Bert. The year 1922 saw the opening of the

“Cercle Sportif Haiphonnais,” with a large and handsome building and exten-

sive grounds for all forms of sport.

Haiphong has two public gardens, where military concerts are given on

Sundays and Thursdays. The small Botanical Garden of the Lach Tray, two

miles out of town, is one of the evening promenades.

 HAIPHONG B95

The appearance of this city, agreeably disposed among trees and tropical

vegetation, appeals to the eye of the traveller arriving by sea on a sunny day.

The city, originally comprised within the Cua-Cam and Song-Tarn JBac

rivers and the Bonnal canal, soon spread beyond these narrow limits owing to

the development of its commerce and industry, foreign and indigenous. The

principal industrial concerns are cement works (whose products are known all over

the Far East), cotton mills, rice mills, brick, tile and ceramic factories, foundries,

shipbuilding yards, and an important factory (opened in the beginning of 1922) for

the making of all sorts of chemical products. The total population is about! 80^000.

day each way, and is in communication by landline with Saigon and by radio witha

Haiphong is connected with Hanoi by rail, passenger-trains running Jive times

Hongkong. Haiphong is also connected by a macadamised road of 22 Km.

(about 14 miles) with the nice beach of Doson (Dau-Sdh in native language),

where come to rest, during the hot season, numerous European families of the

Protectorate and, too, rich native people.

Haiphong, at last, is the point of starting for all trips in the neighbouring

coal regions of Hongay and, by sea as well as by overland, throw the famous

“Along Bay”.

It must be noticed that the town of Haiphong has been given up to France

in whole property by the King of Annam and that, therefore, the city is

administrated, like in France, by a French Mayor assisted by a “municipal

council” the only difference being that the Mayor i is an “Administrator of

Civil service” of a high grade, 'designated by the General Governor, instead

of being an “elected citizen”.

DIRECTOIIY

Maieie de Haiphong President

Chenu de la Chambre de Commerce—

Administrateur-Maire—J. Massimi

Administrateur-Ohef du Secretariat de la Ingenieur

Gauthier Chef du Service Maritime—

Mairre'J-P.desTuyaa

Contrcleur Contributions Directes— S. Calendini

Directeur des JDouanes et Regies—

M. Gaultier de. Police Municipale— Directeur du Port Autonome—Meunier

Commissaire

Arnaud Maxde Police Specials—Sabatier Landaled’Angleterre—Thomas Christie

Commissaire

Consulat

Bureau des Kiu

Chine—Liu Factures

Kieu Consulaires de

Administration Municipale President ; de la Chambre de Commerce

Administrateur-Maire—J. Massimi Chinoise—Kung Sung De

Chef du Secretariat—R. Tuyaa POSTES ET TeL^GEAPHES

Chef des Travaux Municipaux—Bertin,

ingenieur

Commissaire de Police—Arnaud Bioreay., d’Haiphong

Payeur Ueceveiir Municipal—Verges, Receveur—Andrieu

Commissaire Special—Sa battier Controleurs—Beck, Goudemant

Commis Principaux—Urbain, Hoareau

Conseil Municipal Comm is —Nguyen Due Hung, Nguyen

Khac Phat

Tuan Kien, Pham Van Bao, Truong

Administrateur Resident-Maire — J. Mecanicien—Aubouy

Massimi. Monteur—Coldnna D’Istria

lere Adjoint—Le D. Fesquet■ Dames Telephonistes

2eme Adjoint—Lavergpe

Cpnseillers Municipaux—Godelu, Dr. rin, Miannay, Curiol,— Muller, Per-

Martin, Ha-

Forest, Gicquel, Javouray, Boe, Bouch- melle, Brihaye, Gervais, Puylagar-

ard, Brun Buissort, Lagauzere, Rochat de,

et Gavard

Denis, Genot, Carlos, Perretti,

Babou, Souloumiac

 HAIPHONG

ClROONSCRIPTION DU PORT DE HAIPHONG Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Ingenieur en Chef, Directeur du Port— poration— 3, Rue Jules Ferry;

S.

Chef Meunier

de TArrondfc, du See. Maritime— Teleph. 37; Cable Ad : Mekong

J, Gauthier, ingr. ppal. W. J. Hope, agent

Chef G. S. Chambers

ppal.de Bureau—H Delacotte, adjt. tech, Lao Man Sao, compradore

Ingenieurs Subdivisionnaires

Chef de la Subdon. du Port de Haiphong BrIffauD & Cie., P. Shipping Agent

and Warehousekeeper, Stevedore of

—R. Puissant Cie Messagedies Maritimes, Charge-

Chef de la Subdon. des Dragaes—L. King urs Reunisi, Contractor for Com-

Chef de la Subdon. des Phares et Balises missariat—Codes

—L. Martinet : Lugagne Cogef

Port de Commerce P. Briffaud, partner

Capitaine dedePort—Hulin E. Vidry, do.

Lieutenant Port—Wursthorn P. Desol, do.

S/Lieutenants de Port—Grandjean et

Dominici British Vice - Consulate

Bank Building, 17, Rue Paul— Bert

Chartered

Service Sanitaires Maritime Vice-Consul—T. L. Christie

Agent-Principal de la Saiit4—Medecin-

Colpnel E. le Cousse

Agent - Ordinaire Arraisonneier et Chambrh de Commerce—

Medecin du Lazaret de Binh-Dong— Bureau— P resident—Chenu

Medecin-Capitaine Bailie ler Vice- President—Javouray

Hospital Colonial S ecr etai re—Cuny

Medecin-Chef—Medecin-Colonel E. el Tresorier—Godelu

Cousse Membres—Clave, Fenies, Girard,

Medecin-Traitant — Medeein-Capitaine Grosjean, Hossenlopp, Husson,

Bailie

Gestionaire—Capitaine d’Administra- Pontille, Lavergne, Thiery, Bui-

tion Cognet dinh-Tu, Nguyen-huu-Bon dit

Infirmer-Chef — Adj udant-Chef Louis- Paul Sen, Nguyen - van - Tho,

Joseph Bach-Thai-Tong

Chef du Secretariat—Et, Girard

BANKS Chargeurs Reunis (Cie Francaise

Banque de l’Indochine — Agenoe Rtigulier de Navigation a Vapour),

Europe - HaiphongService

— 11,

d’Haiphong: Telephs. 26 et 398; Boulevard Bonnal; Teleph. 49; Cable

Cable Ad: Indochine Ad; Chargeurs; Codes: A.B.C. &th

J.A.J. Manescau,

Caucanas, directeur

Manhes, controleur

do.

Edition

L. Husson, agent

L. Martin, fonde de pouvoirs H. Collin I J. Delloye

C. Sabot, do. G. Moreul | H. Michaud

Joseph Chong, caissier-courtier Compagnie de Commerce et de Naviga-

Banque de Saigon (Society Anonyme Anonyme tion d’Extreme-Orient (Societe

au Capital de 50 Millions de Francs)

—Siege Social: 26 & 3, Rue Leffebvre, de Francs)au—CapitalAgence deGenerale

10,000,000a

Saigon. Bureau Administratif: 13, Paris: 12, Rue Boissy d’Anglais.

Rue N.D. des Victories a Paris. Sd6ge Social a Saigon: 12, Boule-

Agence & Haiphong: 64-68, Rue vard Charner. Agences: Marseilles,

Havrei Bordeaux, Phompenh et Hai-

Paul Bert. Agence & Hanoi: 5, phong; 36, Rue Harmand; Teleph.

Boulevard Henri Riviere 218 (Haiphong), Cable Ad: Alacrity

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Conseil d'Aministration

& T.China—17, Comte Arnaud de Vogue, president,

L. Christie,Rue Paul Bert

sub-agent Andre Lis, administrateur-delegue

F. E'. H. Goddard, sub-accountant Louis Boyaval

 HAIPHONG B97

Edouard Houifcte de Lachesnais

James Leslie Milne Etablissements

David Jes&ula

Jean de Vouge Garriguen & Charriere, Dufourg,

Cie!, Importations-

Expotrations—45, Rue du Commer-

Societe Obadation Nominees, Ltd. ce; Siege Social: Saigon; Maisons

Henry de Ligondes, adm.-dir. a Paris, Haiphong et HanoiCable

Henri Prouin, do. Ad: Berthar; Codes: A.B.C. Lie-

ber’s. Bent]ey’s, A'2, Acm^, Cogef-

Compagn'ie Franco-Ameeioaine ©’As- Lugagne

surances— Fauvel, Jean*—»4, Boulevard Paul

Lafontaine, agent Bert

Directeur Particulier de la Com-

OoMPAGNIE DES MeSSAGERIES MaRI- pagnie

Assurances“I’Union” de Paris:

Vie, Incendie, Acci-

txmes — 57, Boulevard Paul Bert; dents & Risques Divers

Telephs. 39; Cable Ad: Messagerie A.gent

Denis Ferres, d’Indochine (Society ciety of Canton Limited”So-:

de "I’Unio’n Insurance

Anonyme), Import and Export Mer- Assurances Maritimes et Centre

chants; Insurance and Shipping I’Incendie

Agents—19, Rue Jules Ferry; Cable Great Britain, Vice - Consulate —

Ad : Referendis Chartered Bank Building, 17, Rue

Paul Bert

Descqttrs et Cabaud, Produits M4tal- Vice-Consul—T. L. Christie

lurgiquee (Ste. Anonyme au Capital Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient, Li-

de Cent Millions)—Cable Ad: Des- brairie-Papeterie (Society Anonyme

courfer

P. Desjardins, directeur au Capital de 4,000,000 Francs)—

Succursale: Paul Bert

Diethelm & Co.,Merchants,Commission L’UNION ComHERCIALE ItlDO-CHINOISE

and Shipping Agents—46, Avenue et Africaine, Importation, Exporta-

Clemenceau. Head Office: Zurich.

Branches : Saigon, Singapore, Bang- tion and Shipping (Capital .35,000,-

000 de Frs.)—Siege Social: 25 Bis,

kok and Penang Rue de la Ville. I’Eveque, Paris.

R. Blattner, manager Agence

W. Bosshardt, signs per pro.

J. Denis ' H. Strehter phs. 24 etGenerale 4 Haiphong;

244; Cable Ad: UcindoTele-

Agencies: Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A. (Capital

States Steamship Co. 6,000,000 de Francs), Approvisionne-

Koninklijke Paketvaart My. ment General—Boulevards Amiralde

Rotterdam Lloyd Courbet, Henri Riviereet Amiral

Nederland Mail Line Beaumont; Teleph. 80; Cable Ad:

Netherlands Fire Insurance

Silver-Java-Pacifio Line Co. Chaffanjon

Emile Bousquet, directeur

Kerr Line

The New Zealand Insuraiice Co., Ogliastro & Co., Louis, Importation,

Ltd. —Saigon Haiphong, Hanoi, Phnom-

Philips Glowlampworks,

Anglo-French Textile Co.,Ltd.

Ltd. Penh; Teleph. 68; Cable Ad: Ogliastro

Houbigant-Cheramy J. Lavergne, manager

E. Bader

Troude

Docks de la Chambre de Commerce, Pelissier, accountant

Msgasinage, Impor , Export, Tran- Agencies:

sit, Dedouanement—TMephs. 210-46- Peninsular

87; Cable Ad: Vi dry; Codes: Cogef

Lugagne, A.B.C. 5th. tion Co. & Oriental Steam Naviga-

F. Vidry, gerant Eastern & Australian S.S. Co.

Queensland Insurance Co., Sydney

B4

 HAIPHONG

Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras J. Rosier, mecanicien-electricien

The CentralPkg.Agency, Ltd.,SanGlasgow L. Hapchette, electrician

California Corpn., Fran- R. Morilleau, ingenieur attache

cisco Cigar, Manila

Alhambra aux Services Techniques

S. Chirokoff, do.

Jacob & Co., Dublin. Biscuits E. Pedersen, chef ouiseur

John Haig & Co., Markinch F. Ram pony, cuiseur

Cognac Jules Robin & Cie, Cognac M. Hue, aide-cuiseur

Crosse & Blackwell, London R. Baril, chef tonnelier

P. Piaoentini. conducteur de

Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques Travaux

du Langtho (Anciens Etablissememts E. Raymond, surveillant

Bogaert)—Direction Generale a Hai- A. Cognori, do.

phong. Usine au Langtho pres de Hu£ F. Regis, do.

(Annam) G. Serrant, do.

G. Chenu, directeur-general R.1 Pissier, do,

L. Galloy, directeur de FUsine L. Flores, do.

P. Galloy, ingenieur Sqcibte Cotonniisre no Tonkin, Filature,

D. Capelle, chef comptable Tissage Rlanchiment Couvertures—

E. RocW, mecanicien Etablissements a Nam-Dinh et

Haiphong; Cable Ad: Cotonkin

Societe des Ciments Portland Societe Franpaiee des Charboenages

Artificiels de I’lndochine — Siege du Tonkin—Direction Commerciale

Social: 1, Rue de Stockholm, Paris. et Agence pour PIndbehine; 2, Rue

Usine a Haiphong ; Cable Ad: Francis Gamier, Haiphong (Ton-

Ciportin kin); Teleph. 372; Ad. Tel: Ghar-

Conseil d’Administration — R.

Thoumyre (President), N. Per- Trade. Codes: licot; Bentley’s et; Universal

pignani, Beaudoin de Neuville, Siege d’Exploitation : Hon-

Ch. Candlot (Membres du Comity gay; Teleph. 2; Ad. Tel : Mines,

Hoi i gay Code; Bentley’s. Agence

de Direction), F. Lebreton. F. Cdmmerciale, Hongkong: Marina

Pila House, Queen’s Road' Central; P.O.

P. T.hornann. secretaire-general Box 281; Ad. Tel: Charlicot, Hong-

Exploitation de Haiphong: kong; Codes: Bentley’s et Universal

, , Gjl. Chenu;• directeur-geri4ral Trade, Agence Commerciale, Shang-

J. le Botterf, directeur-geheral- hai: Gallih Building, 66$, Szeohuen

adipirit

J. Marteau, ingenieur attache a Road, 8th Floor; Ad. Tel: Char-

licot, Shanghai; Codes Bentley’s et

la Direction

L. Delhave, inge,nieur chimiste, Rue de la Trade.

Universal Siege Social : 64,

Chaussee d’Antin, Paris;

chef de Fabrication . Ad. Tel: Gharlicot. Paris; Codes:

A-E. Myelin,

Vidal, secretaire

dd. Bentley’s and A.B'C. 5eme Edition

C. Martel, agent commercial SoCI^T^ CbMMERCiALE FRANgAISE DE

D. Capelle, chef compta-ble l’Indochine — Haly; Cable Ad:

M. Jacquier, caissier-coihptable Rauzy; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and

M. Rostaing,^chef magasinier Bentley’s

. M. Lornaire. magasinier

J. Jousique^ aidesmagasinier

J. de Faria Peyre, rpagasins Societe FrauqAisESocial

chtne—Siege des Verreries d’Indo-

& Bureaux:

cimerit Usine de CIong-My pres de Hai-

L. Sinnou. transitai,re

A. Gauthier, chef des 'Services phong (Tonkin)

A. Granval, administrateur delegne

Electriqiies & Mecaniques J. Carlier, chef mdcanicien

C. Cadiere, mecanicien'

J. Meusniei-j do. ■

L. Antenor, do. SocifiT^ Tmmobiliere Rauzy et Ville—

. T.. Voyron. do. Saigon and Haiphong

H. Vila. do. Ginouvier manager

 HAIPHONG—PROVINCES DU TONKIN

(l^fS) ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ it Sauvage), Cabotage et Transports

Yuen tung bo lai hung sze Fluiaux. Consignations de Navires

Societe des Verreries d’Extreme- Transit Assurances. Agent General

Orient, Digue du Cua Cam (Capital: de la Compagnie d’Assn ranee Gen-

20,000,000 Francs), Bottles and Win- erale de Paris et de 1’American

dow Glass—Cable Ad: Verrorient; Asiatic

Cable

Underwriters—Teleph 121;

Ad: F. Sauvage, Haiphong

Codes: Bentley's, Lugagne and Acme

L. T. Galloy, general manager

0. E. Anthony, commercial manager Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd., Assurances Maritimes et Con-

tre PIncendie—34, Boulevard Paul

Transports Maritimes & Fluviaux Bert

de l’Indochine (Anciennemfnt F. J. Fauvel, agent

PROVINCES DU TONKIN

BAC-GIANG Gendarmerie

oureux — Fayard, Tbillon, Trem-

Resident—Pettelat Enseignement—D6-dinh-Nghiem

Administrateu r-Adjoint—Benard Mission

Garde Indigene—Inspecteur

Garde Ppal.Payeur—Benard

Comptable—Dubus

Vinson Mgr. Espagnole—

Artaraz, missionnaire aposto-

Tr^sorerie, lique, eveque de Bacnih

Douanes—Rigal,

Travaux receveur

Postes etPublics—Marguet

T6leg.—Vu-dinh-Lam

Enseignement—Vu-van-Roan

Cafe-Restaurant—Vve Bazin

Forets—Phulangthuong (Le'andri), Boha Petroles & Essences —

(Dumaison), Phovi (Trinh-tien-Phan), Nguyen-van-Tap

Bade (Dang-Tran-Luu), Phanson (Bui- Societe des Papeteries de l’Indochine

xuan-Thanh) et Chu (Trinh-van-Luc)

Sericulture—Legras —Usines a Dap-Cau et Vietri (Tonkin)

Assistance Medicale—Dr. L4vy (Phulang Siege Social: 51, Rue d’Anjou, Paris

Directeur-Genbral—Petot

thuong)

Voi) et Dr. Nguyen-Viem-Hai (Asile Societe de Pyrotechnie de l’Indochine

Chesnay, Exploitation Agricole des Pins —Usine a Dap-Cau,

Directeur- Siege Social a Hanoi

General—Petot

et du Yenthe a les Pins (Bacgiang)

De Monpezat, Societe Francaise de Col- Soci&te Anonyme des Tuileries de

onisation a Luc-Nam l’Indochine—Usine

Saigon a Dap-C&u, Hanoi,

Estaulissement Directeur—Guille-Desbuttes

Phulangthuongde(Bac-Giang)

Grainage a Soie a

Sochst^i Indochinoise d’Electricite—

Tartarin (H^ritiers) Ceres-Manoir—Bac- Usines a Hanoi, Siege Social & Paris

Giang Industrie Indigene:

Industries Indigenes — Ng.-van

BAC-NINH Toai, Fabricant de meubles

Thonet a Phu

Do-van-Tu, sculpteur Tu-son sur

(Bacninh)

bois,

Resident—Lari viere

T6ng-D6c—Duong-van-Am Bac-Ning, Do Lam Memeitier

Administrateur-Adjoint—Bouteiller Maison Kam, broderies

Cadastre—Nguy en- van- Kh6i Dd-Dung et Nam-Quat, brodeurs

Douanes—Fouilloux Transports Automobiles—Hanoi, Bac-

AssistanceM^dicale—Dr. Tirouvanziam Ninh, Phu-Lang-Thuong,

Tr^sor—Vola

Garde Indigene—Vives C6, Le-van-Hoa (Autocar) Nguyen-van-

*B4

BlOO PROVINCES DU TONKIN

CAO-BANG HA-NAM

DF.uxiivMK Tereitoire Mxlitaire Administrateur

Roland Max - Resident — Bulteau

Couimandiint du Territoire — Col. de Percepteur—Guillaud

Adjoint—-M.

Service de Coataudmedecin-capitaine Philipou Ct. la Brigade de G. I. —

Santd—Lorre,

Inpecteur

P.Douanes

T. T.—Trinh-van-Tram, receveur Chef Poste Chine—( Vacant)

& Regies—Hillion Douanes et Rdgies, Receveur—Bigot

Cqurriant a Ta-Lung a Cao-Bang, Cadastre—Tiep

Commissaire de Police—Massei

Tr^sor—^Lejus, payeur Medecin—Dr. Ninh

Delegation de Quang-Uyen—Capitaine Paroisse Catholique - R. P. Souvignet

Hecquet,

aillan, Nguyen : -Capitaine

Binh : Lt. Sacquet,

de Nou-

Trung -Bao - Lac- Phu:

Khanh Administration Indigene

Capt. d’Alverny, Tuan-Phu—Bui Thien Khoai

Co

Greffier Notaire: Adjudant Belot, Bo Chonh—Vu Thien

Huissiers - Default a Cao-Bang: Bobo Veterinaire Auxiliaire—Tran-van-Nga

a Khao-Son GreffieretTribunal—Vu-vanrChi

Gardien-Chef de Penitencier et Commis- Postes

saire de Police—Dumas

Teieg.—Lan

Kiem-Hoc—Nguyennhu Loan

Ferriere Cao-Bang, H6tel, Cafe, Tran gia Tich,COMMERCANTS entrepreneur

Restaurant, Delair-Service

Automobiles Entre Nacham-That Transports

Khe, Societe Marbres et Cajcaires a Ke-So

Dong-Khe, Cao-Bang, Nguyen-Binh, Planteurs

Tinh-Tuc,

Phu Quang-Uyen, Trung-Khaah- Ernest Borel a Cd-Nghia

Guillaume Freres a Ke-S'o

Guyot

SoClfcTE DES ETAINS ET WOLFRAM DU Leconte a Dong-Lang de Salins a Chine

Tonkin—Tinh-Tue (Cao-Bang) Marius Borel a Dai-D6ng

HADONG HAI DUONG

Resident de France — Vinay Administrateur-Maire—G. Lebel

Administrateur-Adjoint—Vallat

Administrateur - Adjoint—Moulin

Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade de Trdsorerie—Tourte, payeur

Garde Indigene—Gambini Douanesdeset D.Re'etgies—Bonnet,

Agents R.—Sante etreceveur

Sivelle

lugenieur Subdivisionnaire des Travaux Garde-Indigene—Chauvelle, inspecteur

Publics—Santoni commandant la Brigade

Chef de la Division Cadastrale—Trinh-

dinh-Phuong Mandarins Provinciaux -Phamgia-Thuy,

T6ng-I)6c, D6-quy-Binh,

ruction du Tribunal juge d’lPst-

Provincial,Nguyen-

Medecin de P Assistance Medicale— van-D6ng et B6-Chanh Thuong-Ta

Dr. Letort Justice Indigene—Lebel,

Payeur—Bassou

Receveur Auxiliaire des D. & R. & Than-trong-Hau, presidentpresident

suppliantet

Van-Dinh—Es berard Tribunal ler Degre—Tran-duc-Tao, juge

Chef du 3e Secteur Veter, a Hanoi— Assistance

medecin Medicale — Holtzmann,

Bdnffanais Vdtdrinaire—Nguyen-van-Hoan

Chef du Poste

Directe.ur de. lade Banque

Gendarmerie — Liaret—

Agricole Postes et Telegraphes—Tran khac-Minh,

Pourquier receveur

Travaux Publics—Le-huong-Duong

Mandarins Provinciaux Enseignement—Nguyen-hoai-Dinh,

Hoc D6c-

T6ng-D6c—S. E. Vi-van-Dinh Commissariat -e- Susini, commissaire d'e

Thuong-Ta

President '(Adjdint)du—Tribunal

Bui van-Thiep Police

cial—TranSuppliant

Tien Nam Provin- Surety — Quesmoy, commissaire-adjoint

Banque Credit Agricole—X., directeur

Juges dThstruction — NguyAmtrinh- Cadastre—Nguyen-duc-Kh6i

Cat. Bo-Chanh, Bui-dinh-Tinh, An-sat. Ste—Bonnet,

Franchisedirecteur

des Distilleries: du Tonkin

D6c-Hoc—Nguy^n-van-Ngoc

 PEG VINCES DU TONKIN BI01

HAININH- MONDAY Delegue That-Khe—Capitaine Grobert

Commandant Territoire—Lt.-Coh James Id. Na-Cham—Capitaine Carli

Capitaine Adjoint—Clement Id. Dong-Dang—Oapitaine Fillet

Officier de Renseignements—Lt. Picard- Id. Loc-Binh-Capitaine Estrade

Destelan Id. Binh-Gia-M.assei, Sous-In-

Inspecteur Commandant la Brigade de specteur H. C. de la G. I.

la Garde Indigene—Tessarech Delegues Police Fronti^re:

Sub-division des Travaux Publics Le a Chima—Lieutenant Jardot

Pomellecdes Douanes—Albericci

Receveur a Binhi—Lieutenant Darnaujt

Chef du Poste Radiot^leg.—Cao-Bat- Surety — Rouge, commissaire - adjoint

de la Suret Gen^rale et Laneque,

Khai

Commissaire de Police—Gendame Sar- inspehteur

ran Douanes—Zuocarelli, receveur

Commissionaire Police Speciale —i That-Khe — Susini Brigadier de

Chalumcav , . classe exceptionnelle

HONGAY Nacliam —Chapel, receveur auxiliaire

I)6ng->Io—Relict, id

Dong-Dang—Chaduc, id

Magasins Chaffanjon,

Dont S. A. (Capital Loc-Binh—Piquet, id

7,000,009 . l^^SOjOOO Racbet4s),

Approvisionnemeut General—Teleph. Postes Thai,

et Telegraphes — Pham-van-

receveur

4; Cable Ad: Chaffanjon Tresor—Monnet, payeur

A. Navarre Assistance Medical e—Brun, medeciii-

HUNG-YEN capitaine

Cadastre — Hoang Tai Ky, agent

Resi dent—Chapoulart technique

Adjoint—E. Le Goc See V^terinaire -Tran Vuong, veterin-

Tribunal—Vu Dai aire Indqchinois Langsonville

Payeur—F rancony Gommissaire de Police—Daugreilh

Garde Indigene—Lagier Garden Indigene—Ferric, inspecteur

Douanes et Regies—Duzer,

M.edecin—Dr. Hoang-Thuy-Ba receveur principal, Veillard Abguilherm,

Travaux Publics—Nguy6n-dinh-Bao garde principal, Pelletier, garde

Enseignement—L4-can-Le principal a Na-lang, Lafabregue,

Commissaire de Police—Arreteau grade principal a Diemheret Des-

Commercants — Dong Fat, Ducbau- champs, s. inspectuer, H. C.

Long, Tam-ich, Hung-thanh Chemins de Fer—Platre controleur,

Cadastre—Nghieu-Duong Coumarin, chef de District

Banque Agricole—Phan-tat-Tann

Tong Doc—Le dinh Tran Commeroants1 — Lfe - due - Thai, Tran-

dang - Long, Nguyen - tien - Khoat,

Yonngo-Thbng; Banh-Hao, Tran-si-

K TEN-AN Linh,. Ngo - quang - Loiet Ly - vinh-

Resident—Lucien Ferlande Cheong

Adj oint—Souyeaux Hotels—Hotel dee Trois Marichaux,

Travaux Publies^—Tran-van-Phung Hotel de France

Gardes Indigene a Kien-An—Souyeaux Transports Ngoc

Automobiles — Tranbich

Nguyen-van-Phuc, Ngayt-hai-

Douanes et Regies—Nas de Tour is Wo, Waly & Cie

PROVINCE DE LANG-SON Societe d’Electricite—Dilhan, direc-

teur

Resident — L. Giudicelli, adminis- —E. R4tif, Cinema Sonore et Pari ant Chantecler

trateurde r le, cl cleg Services ■ Civils directeur

Adjoint — Lionel Nbsm'as, adminis- Etablissements Antoine Ohiris (Pro-

trateur-adjoint de lore cl. des Ser- duits Aromatiques, Chimiques et

vices Civils Medicaux)—Drouet, directeur

BI02 PROVINCES DU TONKIN

PROVINCE DE PHU-LY Troupes Coloniales — Reuxibillion Cap-

itaine;—Galibert, Lieutenant

Emilk Leconte, Exploitations Agri- Hotels Grand Hotel Metropole, Pro-

rietair Compagnie Francaise Immo-

coles (Cafe) de Dong-Lang, Cho-

Cay et Vuon-Giau. Coc-Thon par Vaumousse: iliere; Hotel du Centre, Proprietaire

Phu-Ly (Tonkin), Bureau de Poste Chapa-Hotel, Pcoprietaire

et Gare—Cable Ad : Leconte, Qtn-ne Sourdain

Ernest Borel, Exploitations Agricoles DELEGATION DE BAX AT

de Co-Nighla et Nhuong, Lao (Caff?) Delegue—Fourmachat, capitaine; Menet,

par Chine Han am—INii.h Binh lieutenant

E. Chouquet, Exploitation Agricols DELEGATION DE PHONGTHO

(Cafe) de Phuc Luong par Nhoquan

—Ninh Binh Delegue—Paceioni Capitaine

SociET^ANONyMEFRANgAisi: de Colonisa- DELEGATION DE MUONG-

tion en Ann am, Tonkin (de Mon- KHUONG

pezat), Exploitations Agricoles de

Chau Son (Caf6) par Nhoquan— Delegue—Correard, capitaine; Teston,

Ninh Binh lieutenant

• PROVINCE DE LAOKAY DELEGATION DE PAKHA

Administrateur-Resident—Gamiphon Delegue—M. A. R. Poggi, Capitaine

Administrateur-Adjoint—Sourdois Poste Detache—E. Pianelli, lieutenant

Assistance

Becuwe Medicale—Medecin - Capitain e: NAM-DINH

Garde Indigene — Inspecteur : Perquis, Residence

S. Inspecteur Benati, Garde Principal: Resident-Maire—Lotzer

Laurence

Douanes et Regies—Receveur: Gautier Administrateur-Adjoint—Garric

Agents—Labeye, lovleff, Pierre (Domini- Secretaire-General de la Municipalite —

que) Roche,

Travaux Gfsraud de Subdivision: Houssin

Publics—Chef

Do-Linh-Tich Tresor

Tr&sor Percepteur—Orogniard

Postes et Telfigraphes—Receveur: Truong- Payeur—Gallo

Van-Trinh Commis—Dore

Forets—Chef de Division Forestier: Ngu- Porteur de Contraintes—Jean Thanh dit-

yen Van ThuApostoliques—Pere de Neu- Magniere

Missionnaires

ville a Laokay, Pere IdiartSergent, POSTES ET TeLEGRAPHES

a Chapachef Receveur—Berthet

Troupes Coloniales—Mm’s.

de Bataillon:Perard,

lieutenant, Lafont,lieutenant,

capitaine, Atger,

Porte, Juge de Paix—LernieTribunal

mdecin-lieutenant President du Tribunal Provincial — Tran

Commissaire

Hbtels—Sz^chwen de Police—Dubose Luu Mau

Travel Agency, Thin Greffier

Zil Alim Macca. Sanah (H6tels Chinois) Notaire—Celimon

Entreprises de Transports—S. T. A. I. Commis Greffier—Vinh

Huissier—Hainoz

Viaud

Surete—Tnspecteur: Del mas; Inspecteur

Stagiaire: Delorge Travaux P ubltcs

Ingenieurs—Claverin,

Surveillant—Roth Garcin

CHAPA

Garde Indigene

Garde

Police Indigene

Perquis et Commissariat de Inspecteur—De Gouberville

Garde Principal—Dicquemare

Assistance Medicale — Medecin Lieu- Enregistrement

tenant Mistrot Receveur—Coquet

Forets—Gelle

 PROVINCES DU TONKIN B103

Assistance Medicale Dupont, Felix Kervahut, Paul Cop-

Medecin Chef—Level polani, Louis Vinay, Maurice Bether-

min, Erudel, Armspach, Pellier,

Douanes et Regies Brachetto, Carnino, Tardy, Letuffe,

Controleu r—Cornu Lamothe

Commis—Cazanove Adj udant—M.asini

Brigadier—Saurefc

Sous-Brigadier—Mercier Missions Catholiques

P^reBernabe

Vacquier — Pere de Celis Frere

Ecoles

Directeur. Ecole Primaire Superieure— Veterinaire

Lohenet

Ecole Veterinaire—T6 Luan

Mine. Mixte

Breant— Breant, Fohrer, Niflis,

Prison

Care Gardien-Chef—Pinel

Gardien-Adjoint—S^guy li

Contr61eur—N icod

Chef de District—Ngo van Duong

Banque de l’Indochine

Mont De Pi^te Directeur—Lefevre

Regisseur—Delsol Caissier—Gaysinki

Cadastre Colons

G^ometre—Naguyen-Ba-Luong Medecin—Rongier

Entrepreneur—huzet

Gendarmerie Hotelier—M^chard

Pharmaciens—Do Nhuong, Che fjQuang

Chef de Brigade—Pr&nont Thuong,enTranRetraite—Zimmermann

Lam Huyen

Gendarme—Here ran Capitaine

Colonel—Oaux Boucher—Mme. Poli

Chefs de Bataillon—Clavel, Aubert

.Medecin Commandant.—Montalieu Commona uti£ des Soeurs

Capitaines—Piet, Delloye, Renoux, tSoeur Alice

Soeur Marie

Douyere

Lieutenants — Girard Estraie, Le Distillerie

Chelveder, Andre Girardin, Ray-

mond Auberger, Sinou, Francois, Directeur—Sinner

Habersetzer Lohenet, Nguyen-Duy- Inspecteur—Nervo

IngCnieur-Chimiste—Nguyen Than

Vien Mlcanicien—Vienot

S /Henry,

Lieutenants—Dugue Mac Pagani,

Geoffray, Philippe Carthy, Surveillant — Samy

Vacquier, Chu Due Tich Usine Electrique

Aspirant—Dausset

Adjudant Chefs—Leopold Firaguay, Agents Commercial—Dupont, Audiffren

Paul Coti, Jean. Roussel, Henri Filature de Soie

Batard, Mathurin Conas, Luca Directeur—Robert

Adjudants^-Roger

Guisset, Emmanuel Ohalumeau,

Brunet, Joseph

Ray- Chef de Tissage—Petitpierre

pond Premont, .Georges Baquet, :

Louis Conas, Roger Grille, Alzapiedi SoCILtE COTONNlfeRE DU ToNKIN

Sergent Chefs—M axe Borel, Marcel Direction et Service Commercial—

Monfort, Henri Gerard, Gilbert Bayle

Barthel, Andre Vaucheret, Gauthey, Service Kuppel Cadoret

Technique—J.

Secretariat—P. RomanoFohrer Costa

Cesar Filippi, Jean Andruet, An- Comptabilite—Malzeff

toine Pacini, Jean Orguelt, Chatel-

ain

Sergents —Antoine Nicolai, Eugene Ste. Comerciale Asiatique

Picq, Antoine Nesa, Roger Goyet,

Andre Dubourg, Emile Frey, Henri Directeur—Ingenieur

Employes—Letuffe, Francois Eglinger

B104 PROVINCES DC TONKIN

PHU-THO Chef de Division Forestiere a Phu-Doan

—Dai

Phu-Tho (Chef Lieu): a 120 Km de Hanoi Chef de Division Forestiere a D6n-Vang

—Nguyen-Yen-Gy

Residence

Administrateur, Resident de France— Service Veterinaire

A. Manau, adm. de 2a. cl. Veterinaire a Phu-Tho—M. Nguyen-Dac-

Administrateur

adj. de la. cl. - Adjoint — Tuyaa, adm.- Ky

Gendarmerie

Tribunal Residentiel Garde Principal de la Garde Indigene

Resident-Juge—A. Manau ffons de Commissaire de Police a Phu-

JGreffier—Santini,

uge-Suppleant—Tuyaa Tho—Archier

payeur

Huissier et Porteur de Contraintes— Gendarene ffons de Commissaire de Police

a Vietri—Seene

Archier, garde ppal. de la G. I.

Centre Amdnistratip de Hung-Hoa SON-TAY

Chef de Poste—Saustihelarie

Garde Indigene Resident—A.

de 2e classe Maynard, administrateur

de

Commandant la

inspecteur de la G. I. Brigade — Rigail, Adjoint—Veyreng, inspecteur G. I. ffons

d’adjointPublics—Marconnet

Travaux

PoSTES Occup^s PAR LA GARDE INDIGENE Douanes et Regies—Jacquet, controleur,

Riviere, s. brigadier

Hung Hoa, sous inspecteur guers, chef de Medecin—Sey berlich

Poste Vet^rinaire

Travaux Publics CommandantInspecteur—Perrin

d’Armes a Tong — Col.

Chef Subdivisionnaire — Ngyuen-Nhu- Artillerie Hentschel

Loi Coloniale—Poiree,_comdt.

Legion Etrang&re — Bjerring, chef de

Cadastre Bataillon

Chef de Division Cadastrale—Saustihe- Garde Indigene — Veyrenc, inspecteur,

Labeye, s. inspecteur, Peron, garde

larie ppal.

Assistance Medicare Enseignement — Pham-Xuan-Do, Ki6m-

Hoc

Medecin Indochinois a Phu-Tho—Marcel Gendarmerie—Patreuillault, Seguy

M&iecin

Trien Indochinois a Vietri—Le-Van- Planteurs—StA Marius Borel et Cie a

M&lecin Indochinois a Hung-Hoa—Tran- Verneuil My - Kh6, J. Michaud k Phu - Man,

L&m-Bao a Linh-Sen, Reynaud a Go-Me,

Mine. VveHenri

Hea-Lac, Thibaut et Felix

Thibaut T.hibaut a

k Giap-Thuong,

Douanes ife Regies Leopold Robert a Cat-Cu, Cot a Dong-

Recette Subordonnte A Phutho Lau, DerepasCalandruccio

a Cam-Dai, Duquesne

Receveur Subordonne—Milliet-Baude

Sous-Brigadier—Caillens Yen-Khoai, Vo-Khuy,k

Brigadier Gilles k YSn-Bai

Templeuxdes D. & R. a Hung-Hoa — THAI-BINH

Postes et Telegraphes

Phu-Tho, Hung-Hoa, Vi^tri, Phu-Doan, vince—Vavasseur CharlesChef de Pro-

Administrateur-Residene,

Un Secretaire,

Chaque Bureautelegraphiste charge de Administrateur-Adjoint—Lavocat Joseph

Mandarin

President Provincial^—H

du Tribunal a- Luong-Tin

Provincial—Tran-

Station Experimental Aegricole Luu-Vi

de Phu-Ho Payeur—Balisoni FranQois des Travaux

Directeur—' Remond Ing^nieur Sudivisionnaire

Publics—Borde

Inspecteur CommandantJean la Brigade de

Service Forestier Garde Indigene—Toquoy Paul Georges

Chef de

TrimbourDivision Forestiere k Vietri— Garde Principal—Laurence Andre

 PROVINCES DU TONKIN BI0&

Medecin-Chef de la 1’Assistance Medicale Enseignement Frangais — Melle Spira,

—Dr. Vu-Ngoc-Anh directrice de 1’Ecole

Surveillant de la Leproserie Van-Mon— Enseignement F ranco-Indochinois—D6- Mixte Fran§aise

Estelle Marcel Dang-Trinh, Giao-Thu,

Commissaire de Police—Ruse Jean

Commissaire-Adjoint de la Surety— Tuyen-Quang Ecoles Primaires f. i. de inspecteur

la Provincedes

de

Delorge Leopold et du Territoire Militaire

Chef de Hagiang

de Poste de Gendarmerie—Delaunay V^terinaire — Nguy^n-Bao-Giam, v^tA

Bernard rinaire indochinois principal hors classe

Douanes et Regies—Gautier Francois

Cadastre—Mac-C6ng-Chung Douanes et Regies—Antonelli, receveur

P.T.T.—Nguy£n-Kiem subordonne

Armos—Chef de Bataillon Belloc, com-

mandant d’Armes

THAI NGUYEN Police—Gedelle, gendarme

Resident—Echinard COLONS

Adj oint—Cou

Greffier sin

Notaire—S^vanti

Payeur—Winterbert (Cecil) Guiguen et Sauguet, Approvisionnen-

Garde Indigene—Lausent ment GAi^ral

Postes

Thuonget Teldgraphes—Nguyen Xuan Missions Ftrangeres—

Douanes—Gloagnen

Foret—Sentulo Gauja, missionnaire (Tuyen-quang)

Commandant d’Armes—Sentulo Gautier, id. (Phu-yen-Binh)

M^decin de 1’Assistance—Trinh-hui-Loi Gonzalez, id. (Bile)

Travaux Publics—Pham Huyuh Sociiii: Agricole deBinh-Ri aKimxuyAn

Service

netti Penitentiaire—Servanti-Giovan- —Le Roy des Barres, direteur

Service V^terinaire—Nguyen Ngoc Chat Society Anon, des Mines de Trang-Da

Gendarmerie—Celestine (Mine de Zinc et de Plomb a Tuyen

TUYEN-QUANG Quang)—

Gatle, directeur

Resident—J. Loupy, administrateur de Roustant, ingeneur

2& classe des S. C. de ITndochine, chef Carpano, Gallus, Batchevitch, Pioli

de Province Brahic, Gergelics et Katsavas, chefs

Adjoint—Gombaud Saintonge, adminis- de Service

trateur-adjoint hors cl. des S. C.

Garde Indigene - Carlotti, inspecteur Society des Charbonnages de Tuyen

commandant la Brigade; Perignon, Quang— Bellenge, directeur

sous-inspecteur

de 3ehors

inspecteurPublics classe; Geyer, sous-

cl. Nguyen

Travaux — - Nhu - Loi, Lapina, employ^

agent voyer principal, chef de Subdivi- SociiHe Miniere de Yen-Link—(a Tuyen

sion

P. T. T. — Nguyeu-Huy-Van, receveur Quang) Manpetit, surveillant

secondaire principal

Tresor—Gombaud Saintonge, percepteur Societes de Transports Automobiles—

Service SantA—Dr. Asperge, m^decin-

chef; Ng6-dang-Nganh, m^decin indo- Phu-Tho-Tuyen-Quang, Gache, Thank,

chinois Forestier - Hort, charge de So,

Service QuangHuong, Canh, Dieu, Hanoi, Tuyen-

(Nam-Vinh)

1’Expedition des Phan-Lac-Lien,

la Riviere Claire; Affaires Courantes du Sociferris de Transports Fluviaux Cies

Pham-

Ngoc-Dung,

Division Tr&n-L&m-T6, chefs de —Quang)

Sauvage (Service : Hanoi-Tuyen-

Services Dement

Villarey, representant de laSettle-

cipal Agricoles—Borel, ing&neur prin- Metallwigique de ITndochine

 ANN AM

coastThe Kingdom

of the of Annam

large Indo Chineseis under French

peninsula, protection.

between It extends

Cochin-China on along the Eastern

the south, Cam-

bodge

It is an extensive territory bordered by a chain of granite mountains covered withtheforests

and Laos on the west, Tonkin on the north, and the China Sea on east.

and having well-watered and fertile plateaux.

The kingdom is administered by a Privy Council whose members are nominated by

the Sovereign.

june, 1884, FranceEach

hasMinistry has the Superieur

had a Resident assistance atof aHue

Council. Since theofTreaty

and a Chamber of 6th,

Representa-

tives

dividedof the people was

into (Dong-Hoi), instituted

17 provinces:Quang-Tri in

Thanh-Hoa 1926. For

(Th-H), administrative

Nghe-An purposes

(Vinn), Annam

(H-T),is

Ha-Tinh (Faifo),

Quang-Binh (Q-T), Thua-Thien (Hue),

Quang-Ngai (Q-Ngai), Binh-Dinh (Qui-Nhon), Phu-Yen (Song-Can), Kon-Toum (K.T.),Quang-Nam

Darlac (Ban-Methuot),Khanh-Hoa

Thidt), Haut-Donnai (Dalat), Plei-Ku (Nh-Tg), NinhResidences-Mairies

aird the Thuan(Phanrang),ofBinh-Thuan(Phan-

Thanhhoa, Vinh-

bordering on the coast is almost exclusively devoted toDalat.

B^nthuy, Hue, Tourane, Quinhdn, Phan-Thi^t, Theofagricultural

the culture rice, of whichland

two

crops a year, are raised. Imports consist of products for consumption such as flbur,

wine, liquors, rice, spice, also iron manufactures, all kinds of hard wood, articles de

luxe, cotton silk,

and waste goods,ginned

etc. Exports

cotton, comprise silk, rawgummed

lace, cinnamon, and filatured,

lacquer,silkoilmanufactures

d’arachides

precious woods, ox hides and horns, dried and salt fish, etc.

HUE

Hue, the capital of the kingdom of Annam, and the seat of government, is situated

about 12 km. from the sea on a large but scarcely navigable river named Huong-giang

and

on thecalledcoastby intheaboutFrenchlat.the16 Huedeg. river or Riviere

29 min N., anddeslong.

Parfums, which38debouches

107 deg. min. E.

The grand mountain chain of Annam, rising four successive lines, approaches

the coast North and South, forming, round the, town, an immense belt broken

only

consistsbyan ofthetwo sea,distinct

givingpartsto ontheeachcitysidea smiling

of on and picturesque

the each

river. spect. Hu#

citadel, immense quadrilateral, measuring sideOn2,4Q0

the left

metresbankwithis the

the

front bastioned after the type of the fortifications at Yauban. Within are the palace

ofthethepalace

Kingon and the offices

obtaining of from

the AnnamiteFrenchMinisters. TouristsInside

are allowed to, visit

very interesting museuma passof ancient theAnnamite administration.

works of art (chiefly the

goldpalace is a

and jade

jewellery).

(ancientandAnnamiteIn the citadel

works are also two other museums—S. M. Kha' i Dinh Museum

order visitors will find ofit art)

veryand'Economic

interesting. OnMuseum.the rightThebankpalace

of theis river

kept inaregood

the

official buildings of the French government, and the houses of the European officials and

merchants. The population of the city is estimated

Annamites, 813 Europeans, and 450 , Chinese. The environs of Hu# are picturesque to be composed of 24,650

and

some pleasing.

few miles from A favourite

Hu#. The excursion

buildingsis toarethemagnificent

tombs of inthetheoldstylekings

ox theof tombs

Annam,of

the Chinese Emperors.

 ANNAM—HUE Biq

DIRECTORY

RESIDENCE SUPERIEUKE EN IV.—Inspection du Travail

ANNAM Patau, administrateur de lere cl. des

Graffeuil, resident sup^rieur en Annam Services Civils, inspecteur

Philip, administrateur

de Services Civils, dedirecteur

Seme classedes TRAVAUX PUBLICS

Bureaux ClRCONSCRIPTION DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS

DE l’AnNAM

INSPECTION DES AFFAIRES Bourgoin, ingenieur en chefendechef

2° classe

ADMINISTRAT1YES des P. & Ch., ingenieur de la

Circonscription des T. P, de I’Annam

Jardin et Patau, administrateurs lere cl. Bureau Administratif

des Services Civils, inspecteurs Celerier, ingenieur hors classe, chef de

I.—Cabinet Bureau Administratif

Aurillac, Bureau de la Comptabilite et du Personel

Services administrateur de 3e cl. des

Civils, chef du Cabinet Jouffrey,

Bureau adjoint technique ppal., chef de

Secretariat Particulier

Fonctions, restees vacant es Subdivision des Batiments Civils

Section d’Ordre Direction

Charlat, sous-chef de Bureau de 2e cl. des Desbois, architecte hors classe des T.P.I.

Services Civils, chef de Section

Section de la Garde Indigene Arrondissement de S.O. du Nord-Annam

Grannec,

la Gardeinspecteur-principal

Indigene, commandant hors cl. dela (Siege a Vinh)

Brigade de la Residence SupCrieure Direction

Bureau du Personnel Benoiste,

des P. & ingenieur

Ch., chef ordinaire de 2& classe

d’Arrondissement

Fonctions, restCes vacantes KirschlCger, ingenieur adjoint de l&e

II.—Bureaux classe de T.P.C., chef de Bureau

Philip, administrateur de 2e cl. des Arrondissement de S. O. du Sud-Annam

Services Civils, directeur des Bureaux (Siege a Nhatrang)

ler Bureau Direction

DuServices

Basty,Civils

administrateur-adjoint des

de lere cl. chef de Bureau Blank, ingenieur ordinair de 2e classe des

2e Bureau A P. & Ch., chef d’Arrondissement

Dubeis, administrateur-adjoin de lere CurC, ingenieur-adjoint

P.P.E., chef de Bureaude l^le classe des

cl. des Services Civils, chef de Bureau

2e Bureau B Arrondissement d’Hydraulique

Ginouves, chef de Bureau de 2e cl. des Agricole du Nord-Annam

Services Civils, chc-f de Bureau (Siege k Vinh)

Bureaux des Conseillets Aupres des Franc,

P. et ingenieur ordinaire de 2e classe de

Ch., chef d’Arrondisement

Ministeres du Gouvernement Annamite

Jardin, administrateur lere cl. des Services Agriaoles et Commerciaux

Services

charge du Civils, conseiller

Contrdle de aAupres

ITnt^rieure,

des Gilbert, ing&iieur principal de lere classe

Minist&res chef de Service

De Boisboissel, administrateur de 3e Roule, ingenieur-adjoint de 1 ere classe

cl.desdesMinisteres

Services Civils,

de conseiller

la Justiceaupresdes Service de l’Enseignement Annam

Finances lo. Direction de HuA

Del^tie, professeur principal

localdedu1’Enseigne-

III.—Service

Sogny, de la Surete

contr6leur-general en Annam

de lere cl., chef 1’Enseignement enchefAnnam

ment sup^rieur, Service de

local des Services de Police et de Antoine,

Primaire professeur de I’Enseignement

Surety en Annam

BIOS ANNAM-HUE

2o. College Qu6c-Hoc a Hue Service, Forestier

Dioudonnat, professeur principal de De Villepre, chef du Cantonnement

1’Enseignement Secondaire, directeur Forestier

Leguen, professeur principal del’Enseigne- Assistance Mtdicale

ment Secondaire, surveillant general Dr. Fourneyron

So. College Ddng-Khanh, a line Service Veterinaire

Mile. Muarege, professeur principal de

1’Enseignement Secondaire, directrice Yaucel, veterinaire inspecteur

■jo. Ecole Frangaise de Hut Gendarmerie

Mme. Monsarrat, professeur principal de Faure, marechal chef de Logis

I’Enseignement

Mile. Primaire, directrice Posies et Telegraphes

mentPr^tou,

Primaireprofesseur de 1’Enseigne- Sauvage, receveur

So. Ecoles Primaires de Thua Thien Lycee de Dalat

Pihet, professeur principal de TEnseigne- Tullid, proviseur

ment Primaire

60. Ecole Frangaise de Tourane

Mme. professeur de I’Enseigriement Service

Spick,directrice

Primaire,

ViiiTkRiNaire Zootechnique et

DES EpIZOOTIES DE L’ANNAM

Mme. Vuillame, professeur de 1’Enseigne- Evanno, veterinaire-inspecteur

classe, chef de Service de 2eme

ment Primaire

Direction Locale de la Sante Service Forestier de l’Annam

EN ANNAM Fangeaux, inspecteur principal des Forets,

(HOpital de Hud)

Dr. Le Nestour, medecin principal, Mousse,deinspecteur-adjoint

chef Service

de 3e classe

directeur local de la Santd des Fordts, chef de Section

Mairie de Dalat

Auger, administrateur de lere classe -de Societe

du

des Chaux Hydrauliques

Langtho(AneiensGdnerale

Etablissements

Services Civils, rdsident-maire dedeDalat

Ginouvds, admihistrateur-adjoint Bogaert)—Direction

3eme phong. a Hai-

classe Secretaire Municipal Usine au Langtho pr&s de Hu4

Tresor (Annam)

Begoc, payeur G.L. Galloy,

Chenu, directeur-gen^ral

directeur de 1’Usine

Garde Indigene P. Galloy, ingenieur

Des Fontaines, inspecteur, commandant la D. Capelle, chef comptable

Brigade E. Roche, m^canicien

 PROVINCES DE L’AN NAM

TOURANE

capital Theofport

Annam,of Tourane is situated

but on account of theabout 60 miles

Thuan-an BartoHuethe issouth-east of Hue,

not accessible by the

sea

for large craft. From Hue to Tourane there is a very comfortable railway along the sea-

shore

There or passing

is alsofora very through the mountains and woods, for a distance of 66 milesl

practicable horsepicturesque

and foot rbad

trafficpassing over the Nuages

ami) motor-cars. range of bay

The extensive hillsof which

Touraneis

istransports

surrounded by hills and affords anchorage to the largest vessels.

and the steamers of the Messageries Maritimes and the Chargeui's Reunis The Government

find

River,anwhich

anchoragerises inheretheatsmall

all mountains

states of theof thetideinterior,

and in empties

all weathers. The the

itself into Tourane

bay.

1

Itof isQuang-nam

navigable and OnlyQuang-ngai

for small boatsis and

carried junks,

on. by

The which

town, the traffic

which is with

well the

built,proviiices

extends

for a length of nearly two miles along the left bank of the river. It possesses, many

public buildings, including the French Residency, a fine Military Hospital, spacious and

well-ventilated

Municipal Offices,Barracks, the Custom-house,

also a number of well-appointedthe Treasury,

business theJBost Office, amongst

establishments, and the

which may be mentioned the Bank de ITndo-Chine, the Messageries Maritimes offices,

the Hotel Morin, etc. The Markets, Milt of brick and stone,

several hundred stalls. On the right bank of the river*, also, thete are a few buildings are large aiid contain

which are included in the French concession. A quarter of an hour’s walk from this

district is the village of My-khffi which has given its name te a magnificent beach

muchseveral

and frequented by the European population. The trade of Tourane,is, considerable,

canella sugar,steamers a month

rattan, bamboo, arrive

areca nuts,from

silk,Hongkong,

cassia, etc. taking full return

The Messageries cargpes of

MAntiffies

and the Compagnie

Companies, together Chargeurs

with thoseRMnis havefrom

arriving agencies at Tourane,

Hongkong, give aand theofvessels

total about ofa dozen

these

entering the port every month in normal times. Besides these vessels a large numlier

of large sea going junks from China, Hainan, and the ports of Annam, Tonkin, and

Cochin-China

Tea, coffee, and'the carrymulberry

on an active treeand

are considerable

cultivated ontrade in the

a large scaleproducts of the country.

in the neighbourhood.

Ees^ than one hour's,journey by motor-car from the town are the Marble Mountains,

ah

paying objectthemof ainterest

visit. for travellers, Who should not pass through Tourane without

DIRECTORY

VILLE DE TOURANE Services Judiciaires

Gaye, president

Barralier, du Tribunal

greffier-notaire

Commission Municipale

Lavigne, rdsident-maire,

Vacherot, vice-president president

Chauvin, membre Sous-Direction des Douanes et Regies

Guerry,

Ray, do.

do. de l’Ann am

Nguyen-binh-Ng6, do. Patrou, sous-directeur

Services Civils 2kME ArrondissementdesCheminsde fer

Lavigne, administrateur

des Services Civils, de lere classe de l’Indo-chine (Reseauxnon Concedes)

resident-maire

Gentes, secretaire municipal Rollin, ingMieur principal, chef de

1’Arrondissement

BllO PKO VINCES DE L’AN NAM

Chambre Mjxte de Commerce et Service Maritime

©’Agriculture Gamier, subdivisionnaire du Service

Chauvin, vice-president Maritime

Nguyen-huu-Thi, secretaire-tresorier

Houdaille du Meix, secretaire-archiviste Cantonnement des Eaux et Forets

Mouss4, chef du Cantonuement

Enregistrement

Roucaute, receveur Recette des P. T. T.

Bourgoin, receveur p.i.

Tresor et Recette Municipale

Baylongue POSTE DE T. S. F.

municipal Hondaa, payeur, receveur Capsie, chef de Posts

Assistance Medicals Centre Meteorologique Regional du

Escale, m^decm chef de 1’Assistance Centre-Indochine

Cauvet-Duhamel, ingenieur - meteorolog-

Pharmacie Centrale de ©’Assistance ists, chef du Centre Regional

Chevalier, pharmacien - commandant, Garde Indigene

gestionnaire

de 1’Assistancede la Pharmacie Centrale Gentes, chef du Detachement

Enseignement SURETE

Le Bris, directeur du Groupe Scolaire Gazagne, commissaire special de la Surete

Mme. Vuillame, directrice de 1’Ecole Pri-

maire Francjaise Police

Wersinger, commissaire de Police

Voirie Municipale

Faucheux, ingenieur chef de la Voirie Service Veterinaire

M.unicipale Mai-van-Hung, chef de Poste

Subdivision d’Hydraulique Agricole

Potier, ingenieur, chef de la Sub- Compagnie Franco - Asiatique

Petroles, Kerosene, des

Benzine, Lubri-

division cating Oils, Liquid Fuel, Asphalt,

Candles, Paraffin Wax, Shell Marine

Credit Agricole Oils—Cable Ad: Asiatic; Codes: A.B.C.

Moreau, inspecteur des Caisses du Credit 6thJ. Edition and manager

M. Lagreze, Private

Agricole M. Abat, inspecteur

Marseille, directeur de la Banque A. L. Stanislas, accountant

Provincials Mme. C. Parmentier, correspondent

 PROVINCES b£ L’ANNAM Bill

PROVINCE DE BINH DINK

Chef Lieu: Quinhon

Quinhon was opened to foreign trade upon the conclusion of the Treaty between

France and Anham signed in March, 1874. It is situated on the coast of Annaiii in

about lat. by

obstructed 13 adeg. 54 min.may

N., long. 109 deg.however,

02 min. E. Theany entrancewithtosilk,

athedraught

port is

not exceeding 16bar,towhich

16^ feet. beThecrossed,

chief articles ofbyexport vessel

are salt, beans,

arachide

Chinese, oil223and Europeans

cakes, sugar,thatetc.of the

The population

port 10,819of the

of province

whom 216 is, 582,774—1,795

are French

civilians. The country is well cultivated, and the commercial prospects of the

port are improving every year. A considerable trade is carried on, chiefly

with Hongkong, Haiphong, Saigon, Singapore, and Bangkok. The trade is at

present chiefly in the hands of the Chinese.

DIRECTORY

PROVINCE DE BINH DINH Principaux Hotels

1°—Grand H6tel de Quinhon en face

Chef Lieu: Quinhon Victoria Hotel Phamo, Hotel la de

tie la mer,

Port de Commerce = Plage

Principaux Commeroants et

Administration db la Province Exportateurs

DedesTastes, 1°—Denis Freres d’Indochine, Rue Gia.

S.C., administrateur de lere classe

resident de France Long, Quinhon

Morel, 2°—Descours et Cabaud, Rue d’Albaret,

au Resident de France S. C., adjoint

administrateur des

Quinhon

Ho - Dac - Ung, chef annamite de la 3°—Poinsard

Quinhon et Veyret, Rue Gia-long,

Province

4°—Etablissements Morin Freres a

Prinoipaies Industries Quinhon

l1® Cordages en fibre de coco pour 5°—Etablissements Fiard dTndoehine

jonques de mer, navires—Tr&n-hoa- a Quinhon

Qui a Tam-Quan 6°—Ste anonyme Commerce de Tran-

8° Articles en fibre de coco (sandalet- sit d’Annam a Quinhon

tes, tapis, brosses—Huynh-D6n-De a 7°—Societe Anonyme de Distillerie de

Tam-Quan) Centre Amany

S° Huile de coco—Huynh-D&n-DS a Banques

Tam-Quan Banque de PIndochine—Rue Gia-

4° Ailerons de requin et vessies de Long, Quinhon

C poisson—Huynh-Ddn-DAa Tam-Quan

6 Tissage m^canique de la soie—

Etablissements L. Delignon h Phu- PROVINCE DE HA-TINH

Phong

6° Savonneries—Tran-sanh-Thai avenue Administration Francaise

Khai-dinh

Guan a Quinhon-Viet Dan-Tarn Berthault, adm. 2e cl., resident de France

7o Fecule de haricot et vermicelles Bouflier,

adjointadm. adjoint de lere cl. des'S.C;,

au Resident

“Song-Than”a Anrenommes

ITndochine) Thai dans toute Filippi, capitaine, dfilegue administratif

a Linh-Cam

BUS PROVINCES PE L’ANNAM

Administration Indigene Gouvernement Annamite

S.Phan

E. Ean-that-C6n, Tuan-Vu ;S. Province

E. Buu-Trung, gouverneur de la

Buihuu Vo, B6-Chanh

Bhu, An-Sat Nguyen-Khoa-Phong, adjoint au Gouver-

Hoang-van-Ng6, Lanh-Binh neur

H6-dac-Giai, tri-phu de Quang-ninh

Douanes et Regies Duong-ngoc-Phu, tri-phu de Quang-trach

Retouret, receveur subordonne Nguyen-Vui,

Le-khac-Thu, tri-huy^n

tri-huy§n dede Le-thuy

Tuyen-hoa

Perception Buu-Phu, tri-huyen de B6-trach

Bouffier, chef de Bureau de lere cl. des ForIsts

S.C,, ffons de Percepteur Pham-ngoc-D6ng, agent technique des

Assistance Medicale Forets,

Quangkhe la agent

chef de Division de Donghoi

Dr. Dupin, medecin-chef

Bui-xuan-Dieu, medicin-adjoint Phan-dinh-Thuyen, technique des

Forets, chef de la Division de Minh-

Enseignement Primaire cam

Tran-Sinh, agent technique des Forets,

Tran-Kinh, instituteur principal, Doc-Hoc chef de la Division de LAthuy-dunes

Garde Indigene Travaux Publics

Hillard, inspecteur de lere cl., comman- Degremont, ingenieur des Travaux

dant la Brigade Publics, chef de Section a Donghoi

Police Douanes et Regies

Condominas s inspecteur 3e cl. de la garde Pham - quang - Bach, contrbleur des

indigene, ffons commissaire de Police Douanes et Regies, receveur subordonne

Travaux Publics a Donghoi

Garance, receveur auxiliaire a Quang-khe

Nguyen Hoang, agent technique, chef de N guyen- Badon tien-Trinh, receveur auxiliaire a

la Subdivision Territoriale des T. P.

Pham-ngoc-Ban, agent technique, chef Tran-duc-Trinh, receveur auxiliaire a Le-

de la Sub-Division des Irrigations Thuy

Selsis, brigadier hors classe des douanes

Service Veterinaire et regies, agent du Service Actif a

Nguyen-xuan-Erac, vete'rinaire indochi- Donghoi

nois, chef de Poste Garde Indigene

PoSTES ET TeLEGRAPHES Simoni, inspecteur

commandant principal de 2e cl.,

la Brigade

Nguyen-van-Trong, secretaire, des Postes Pieplu, garde principal, commissaire de

Commerce Police, adjoint

(Vacant), au Commandant

garde principal, chef de Poste a

Hong-Ky, Vo-c6ng-Hoa, Duc-Thinh Badon

Planteurs Justice

BuiFrossard,

- huy - Tin, Monier, Ferey, Pyne, Le Resident, president du Tribunal

Ooudoux,

Bordet, Girard, Paoli

S.A^N.A., Succession Paix a competence etendue de Donghoide

Pieplu, greffier-notaire

PROVINCE DU QUANG-BINH Assistance Medicale

Chef Lieu: Donghoi Tran-dinh-Qud dit-Emile Couey, medecin

chef

binh de I’Assistance Medicale du Quang-

(7,800 Km. 2—250,000 Habitants) (Vacant) medecin indochinois adjoint au

Residence Medecin-chef

Dubois, ad ministrateur de classe des Veterinaire

S. C., chef

Corue, resident

de Bureau hors classe des Hoang-duc-Ham, veterinaire indochinois,

8. C., adjoint chef de Poste a Donghoi

 PROVINCES L>E L’ANNAM B113

Chemin de Feb Raymond, garde principal here cl., adjoint

Nguyen-thanh-Liem, contrdleur de la 7e Arreteau, au Commandant de Brigade

Section a Thuen-ly s. inspecteur hors classe, chef de

Briand, chef du 9e District a Thuan-ly Poste garde

Piguet, de Tam-Ky

principal stagiaire, a Faifoo

Tran-doan-Thuu, chef du 7e District

Lac-soncontrdleur du Telepherique a Tallard, a garde principal de 2e cl., chef de

Reboux, Poste de Tramy

La-trong Peig,

Bengarde

Hien principal, chef de Poste de

Instbitction Publique Travaux Publics

Nguyen-Xan, Kiem-hoc de la Province de Faucheux, ingenieur des Travaux Publics,

Quangbinh chef de la Subdivision Ordinaire

Postes et Tel;6graphes (Tourane)

Nguyen-Qui, receveur secondaire,receveur Potier, ingenieur des Travaux Publics,

chef de la Subdivision d’Hydraulique

a- Donghoi

VoBureau

nhu - des

Bien,P. T.secretaire, charge du Agricole (Tourane)

T. 4 Badon Assistance M^dicale

PROVINCE DE QUANG-TRI Dr. Chabaud, medecin de e classe de

I’Assistance Medicale, medecin chef de

Al^rini, administrateur de 2e cl. des I’Hopital de Faifoo

S. C., resident, chef de Province Douanes

Atzenhoffer, administrateur-adjoint de LI - luong - Luu, contrhleur et Regies de 3e cl.,

3e cl^ adjoint au Resident receveur subordonnl a Faifoo

Garde Indigene Goudon, receveur auxiliaire a Tamky

Gasquy, inspecteur de iere cl., comman- Pham-Cang, Hoa receveur auxiliaire a Hiep-

dant la Brigade de la garde indigene de Tang-thien-Hu6n, commis de 3e classe,

Quangtri chargl du controle de la Distillerie de

Courant,

de Postegarde principal de 3e cl., chef Cho-Cui

a Laobao

Lecene, garde principal stagiaire, chef de Enseignement

Poste a Vinn Linn Tr&n-Thuoc, Doc-hoc du Quang Nan a

PROVINCE DE THUA-THIEN Faifoo

Gendarmerie

Destenay, administrateur

S. C., chef classededesla Bruneteau, gendarme faisant fonctions

de Province deet 2eMaire

Ville de Hue de commissaire de Police a Faifoo

Chenevier, sous chef de Bureau de 2e PROVINCE DE QUANG-NGAI

classe, adjoint au Resident

Garde Indigene Moll, administrateur

Services Civils, de lerede classe

resident Francedesa

Nicolle, inspecteur lere classe, comman- Quangngai

dant la Brigade Coloma, chef de Bureau des Services

Travaux Publics Civils, adjoint au Resident de France

Desmarets, ingenieur subdivisionnaire Garde Indigene

des Travaux Publics Archinard,

PROVINCE DE QUANG-NAM Morael, deinspecteur

Brigades. inspecteur de

commandant la

G. I. a Quangngai

la G.I. aaDuc-Ph6

Thu-X&

Residence de Faifoo Jacquelin,

Padovam, garde ppal

garde ppal dede lala G.I.

G.I. a Gilang

Fugier Garrel, administrateur de 2e Bertrand, garde ppal de la G.I. a Cau-chay

classe

de des Services

Province (En conge)Civils, resident chef Thanh

Delage, administrateur Rouzade, garde

de 3e cl. des Altermatt, ppalppal

de la deG.I. laa Bato

Services Civils, adjoint au Resident Quangngaigarde

Degaudes, garde ppal de la

G.I. a

G.I. a

Saint - Peron,Garde Indigeneprincipal de Chochard,

inspecteur Quangngai

2eme classe, commandant de la Brigade Tra Bong garde ppal de la G.I. a

B114 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

Assistance Medicale 3e Arrondissement Regional

Hoang - M6ng - Luong, medecin - chef DES ChEMINS DE FER

de 1’Assistance M^dicale a Quangngai Martin, ing^nieur des Ponts et Chaus-

Subdivision des Tkavaux Publics sees chef de 1’Arrondissement

Davy, ingenieur, chef de Subdivision Ganot, ing^nieur des T. P., adjoint au

chef de 1’Arrondissement

Nghiem-Van-Tri, ingenieur-adjoint des

Service chef

Nguyen-Hoai-Hoi, Forestier

de la Division T.ment

P., adjoint au chef de I’Arrondisse-

Forestiere Tranchant, inspecteur M. T.

Phare Hernand, controleur M. T.

Altierri, maitre de Phare Le

LouChevallier,

vet, chef de controleur-adjoint

Bureau T. M.

Armiede Amies

Constantin, capitaine Dqnanes et Regies

Munsch, inspecteur

PROVINCE DE KHANH-HOA Palenc, reeeveur sub. a Chutt

Gamier,

Migeon, receveur

receveur sub.

auxil.a Honecohe

Nhatrang-Cita-

Chef-Lieu : Nhatrang delle receveur auxil. a Banghoi

Levadoux, administrateur de I’ere cl. des Allemand,

Barboni, receveur auxil. a Ninh-Hoa

S. C. Resident

Agostini, de France - adjoint au

administrateur

Resident Forets

Bila, inspecteur

pection Sud des Forets, chef de 1’Ins-

Garde Indigene Canioni, chef de la Division Forestiere de

Sauvignon, inspecteur

Brigadede I&re classe, Nhatrang

Filipecki, gardela principal,

commandant adjoint au Ton-That-Thuan,

Forestiere de Ninh-Hoa

chef de la Division

Commandant

Buiron, de la Brigade

garde principal, chef de Poste a

Ninh-Hoa Hotels

Grand H6tel, Van Breuseghem, directeur

Institut Pasteur H6tel Beau Ravage, Van Breuseghem, id.

LePasteur

Dr. Yersin, inspecteur des Instituts Hostellerie la Fregate, Langlois, id.

de PIndochine Communications ..

Jacotot, directeur de I’lnstitut Pasteur Chemin de fer Saigon-Nhatrang-Hanoi

de Mhatrang Route Coloniale No. I

Le Roux, v^terinaire-inspecteur Ports: Banghoi-Cauda

Vittoz, vet^rinaire,. chef de Laboratoire Terrain d’Aviation a Cauda

Guichet, ^conome

Institut Oceanographique PROVINCE DE KONTUM

Chevey, directeur

Serene, assistant Guilleminet, Paul Philibert, Gregoire,

Durand,

Le Poulain,id.detach^ en mission administrateur lere classe des Services

Civil s, resident de France etresident-

Service Medical juge a Kontum

Grethen,

Le Dr. Tribouillet, medecin de 1’Assis-

tance, medecin chef de I’Hopital de ppal de leEdouard-CYlestin,

classe de la gardeinspecteur

indigene,

Nhatrang Louis le Goff,de Brigade

commandant medecin-captaine des

Travaux Publics T C.H.C., £i medecin-chef d’Assistance

Cros, ing&nieur principal, chef de LaMedicale Kontum

Soci^te Agricole d u Kontum a Dak-Doa

1’Arrondissement

Leleu, ingenieur-adjoint des T. P., chef LadeSoci^te Anonyme des Etablissement

L. Delignon,

de Bureau

Souphanouvang, ing^nieur-ad joint des Jappau, par AnkheConcession a Dak-

T. P., chef de Bureau Imatz,

Giang Concession de Cafeiers a Mang-

Dufoux,

Subdivision des T. P., chef de la

ingenieur R.P.teurStutzmann, Missionnaire Agricul-

 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM B115

PROVINCE DE B1NH-THUAN Posts et Telegraphes

Simonneau, Eugene, receveurs

Chef Lieu: Phanthi^t Travaux Publics

Residence An-ondissement du Nord Annam

Administrateur-Resident—Morlevat Juzeau,

Chaussees, chefingenieurs

Andre, des Fonts et

de 1’Arrondissement

Administrateur-Adjoint—Simon

Garde Indigene—Simoni,

Assistance Medicale—Dr.TranIversene

Trinh-van- Pam Subdivision de Vinh

Travaux Publics—Tran Rondet, ingenieur chef de Sub division

Douanes — Mollet, Legrand, Michaud, Subdivision Maritime

Loupy, Pascal,Scott

Boyer, Lugan, Henri, Phan-van-Huon, Villaret, Maurice, ingenieurs

Enseignement — Tr uong-xua n-Quang, Irrigations

directeur des Ecoles Primaires

Tresor—Ropion Phily, Nghiem-xuan-Man

Forets—Lesage, Franc, ingenieur des Fonts et Chaussees

Postes et Telegraphes—Truong-van- Di, chef de I’Arrondissement d’ H. A.

receveur secondaire Forets

Service Maritime—Beauvais; Maitre de

Phare Kega Merklen, Etieme, inspecteurs, chef du

Chemin de fer — Brossard, Torlotting, Cantonnement forestier du Nghe-Tinh

Belardy

Gendarmerie—Lambert Tribunal

Colons—Guidon Lavall^e, Gasset, Pouzenc, Lamotte, Georges, juges de Paix

Monand. Defosse, De Monestrol, Morin, Police Municipale

Blanc, Mimault

Garages—W uillamie Groupierre, commissaire de Police

Grand H6tel—Joannot Assistance Sociale

Hdtel Ngoc-Lam—Mine.Chomienne

Entrepreneurs—Motte, Guery Valere Dr. Mathieu, medecin-chef de I’Hospital

Banque—Langlet Veterinaire

Missions—R. P. Brugidou Hilsont, Philippe, vethrinaires chef du

PROVINCE DE PHU YEN 14r Secteur

Chef Lieu : Sonqcau Douanes

Jean, inspecteur

Pierrot, administrateur de 2eme cl. des Chemins de Fer

S.a Songcau

C. de 1’Indoehine, resident de France Vignam, Georges, inspecteurs

Fleury, ingenieur, chef de la Subdivision PROVINCE DU HAUT-DONNAI

des T.P. a Songcau

Boucheron, inspecteur principal de 3eme Residence et Delegation

classe, Indigene

commandantSongcau

de la Brigade de la de Djiring

LeGarde

Van Ky, medecina Indochinois, principal Lucien Xuger, administrateur de lere

classe des Services Civils, mairede Dalat

medecin-chefderAmbulance deSongcau et resident de France

PROVINCE DE NGHE AN (VINH) Hamon,

indigene,garde principal

d&egue de la garde

a Djiring

Resident- Antoine Jeannin, adminis- Garde Indigene

trateur de 2ere classe, resident Maire Francois

Vinh-Benthuy

Administrateur specteur Grilhault des Fontaines,

de lere classe in-

de la garde-

Jaogucs, Tinel, - Pierre

Payeurs—Gautier,

Adjoints — Leveau,

Josephine

indigene, commandant la

Massoni, chef de Poste a B’sreBrigade

Garde Indigene Travaux Publics

Desrioux, Marques, ingenieur de lere cl. des T.P.,

la Brigade inspecteur, commandant chef

Haut-DonnaiSubdivision des T. P. du

de la

B116 PROVINCES DE L’ANNAM

Assistance Medicale Nivou,

classe Charles,

des ServiceschefCivils

de Bureau hors

2eme adjoint

Lemaine, medecin de 2e classe, chef de au Resident

1’Assistance Medicale H. D. Tourne, Pierre, inspectcur principal,

Service Veterinaire commandant la Brigade de la Garde

Cotin, chef du 4eme secfceur veterinaire Indigene

a Dalat PROVINCE DU DARLAC

Service Forestier Chef Lieu: Banmethu6t

Vally, garde g(hidral, chef du Cantonne-

ment Forestier du Langbian a Dalat Salomon,

Service Agricole Servicesadministrateur

Civils, residentdede3e France

classe des

au

Darlac

Bisson, ingenieur adjoint des Travaux Colonna, sous chef de Bureau de lere

d’Agriculture, classe

Residentdes Services Civils, adjoint au

Haut-Donnai achef Blao de la Station du Rbuvi&re, iHspecteuf ladeBrigade

la garde ihdi-

Gendarmerie gene, commandant de garde

Besson, gendarme, commissaire de indigene

Police a Dalat PROVINCE DE PHANRANG

Ducatel, gendarme, chef de Poste

d’Entrerays Berthault, administrateur de 3a classe

POSTES ET TilLEGRRAPHES des S.chef

Bacon, ,C. resident de France

de Bureau de lerea classe,

Phanrang

des

Geraroin, receveur a Dalat Services Civils, adjoint au Resident de

Tr^sor France

De Marans, payeur Malfre, medecin

Medicale, de lerechefcl.dede1’Ambulance

medecin 1’Assistance

Lycee Yersin a Phanrang

Annet, ihspecfeur de 3e classe de la

A Neveu, provispur arde indigene,

PROVINCE DE THANH-HOA e la

PhanrangBrigade decommandant la Brigadea

la garde indigene

Lagreze, Antoine, administrateur de lere Hanriot,

Publics,ingenieur

chef dedelal^reSubcl. division

des Travaux

des

classe des Services Civils, chef de Travaux Publics a Phanrang

Province, resident-maire Lachaise, surveillant

Marby, Fernand, administrateur-adjoint classe des Travaux Publics principal de 3eme

de 2eme classe des Services Civils, ler Vigneron, gendarme ffons de commissaire

adjoint au Resident de Police a Phanrang

 COCHIN-CHINA

Cochin-China is a Fiench Colony. The province of Giadinh of which Saigon is

the

but chief

Lower port, was conquered

Cochin-China by the Franco.-Spanish

(comprising the definitely fleet

provinces ofoccupied on the Bienhoa,

Giadinh, 17th February,

and Mytho, 1859,

and

formally surrendered by Treaty; in 1867 three more provinces were conquered by was

the Islands of Pulo Condor) was not until 1862, when it the

Frenchboundaries

actual and addedoftoCochin-China

their possessions,

now are:viz., onChaudoc,

the North, Hatien and Yinhlong.

the kingdoms of Annam The

and Cambodia; on the East and South, the China Sea; on the West, the Gulf of Siam

and Cambodia.

The Colony of Cochin-China is divided into 21 provinces. Except Saigon, which

isother

the chief

capitaltowns

of Cochin

bear theChinanamesandof their

at therespective

same timeprovinces.

of the province of Giadinh,

The country the

is a vast

Slain with small hills on the West and some mountains on the East and North; the

iree highest are Baden 884 metres, Baria 493 metres, and the Mai Mountains 550 and

600 metres inriver.

the,Donnai height.TheThe lowerprincipal

parts ofrivers are the are

Cochin-China twowrinkled

Vaico, thewithSaigon

smallRiver,

creeksand br

criroyos,

several canals have been opened. The magnificent river Mekong, which descendsOf from

giving easy arid rapid communication tp: all parts of the country. late

the Thibetan

enters the lower mountains,

provincesafter running throughbydifferent

of Cochin-China, territories,

two branches, crosses Cambodia,

and empties itself into

the China Sea by five large

Cochien, Cua Dinh-an, and Cua Bassac. outlets called, respectively, Cua Tieu, Cua Balai, Cua

Erovince The principal

except someproduct the ofnorthern

ofalmost Cochin-China

districts.is rice. Itlast

Inthethechiefis planted

20 yearsareinthe

almost

number everyof

ectares cultivated has doubled. After rice, exports

fish, fish-oil, hides, pepper, timber, kapok, cotton, dried shrimps, and copra. The Hevea maize, rubber,

Brasiliensis has been extensively cultivated during the last ten years. The acreage

planted amounts approxiriiately to 25' ,000 acres, and the average export of rubber is

nearing. 20,000 gum-lac,

indigo, saffrqn, tons per sapan annum.woodCoffee, tea, Chiria

and cinchona grass,insesamum,

also exist fairly largepalmachristi,

quantities,

with several other minor productions.

The principal salt marshes are in the province of Baria.

quantities of fine timber and abound with game of nearly every description amongst The forests contain large

which may be named elephants, rhinoceros, tiger, deer, wild boar, and eland, while

amongst

pheasant, etc.,the feathered game the peacock, partridge, snipe, jungle fowl (or wildcock),

description, andmay be mentioned.

alligators abound in The same.rivers and creeks swarm with fish of every

The country being very tranquil,

not only in Saigon but also in the provinces, the garrisons

and now havea been considerably

few hundred Frenchreduced

and

native

Cambodia. soldiersThesutfice to maintain

Anpamites the security

are a race devoted ofprincipally

the inhabitants of Cochin-China

to agriculture; they are and riot

soproportion

industrious as the

of the tradeChinese

in theirandhands.

are indifferent traders. The Chinese have the largest

ChinaTheandand

Annam,

whole of ofthetheFrench

consist Colony possessions are now thecomprised

of Cochin-China, under the

protectorates title of Indo-

of and

Tonkin, Laos,

the control ofCambodia, and

a Governor-General, the leased

whoterritory of Quoang-tschou-wan,

usually resides in Tonkin. The Government are under of

Cochin-China

Colonial Councilis administered

of Cochin-China, by asome

Governor,

of the who is assisted

members of by aarePrivy

which Council.

elected by the The

re-

sidents, consistsCouncils

of 24 members,been tenintroduced

of whom arecomposed

natives. In theofvarious arrondissem-

ofents,Saigon

moreover,

and Cholon arehave grouped under the direction ofentirelythe so-called natives.

“RegionTheSaigon-

towns

Cholon” which comprises at its head one administrator with the same services than

Bl 18 COCHIN-CHIN A—SAIGON

for a Province and two Municipal Councils (one for Saigon, one for Cholon), the mem-

bers of which bodies are partly French and partly native. The Chamber of Commerce’

atwasSaigon is also anFrench,

composed official foreigners,

body electedandbyChinese,

the merchants and itstraders; formerlywasit

altered and it isofnow an exclusively French and nativebut body.

in 1896 constitution

The Chamber of Agri-

culture is another official body elected by planters and composed of French and

natives.

Following on irrigation works a great number of concessions have been granted,

especially

villagers, somein 1899 and 1900*Thebyfields

to settlers. the granted

Colonial toCouncil

European of Cochin-China,

settlers are onlysome taxedto

according to their progress, commencing by one-fifth at the end of the fifth year, to

which is added another one-fifth at the end of each of the following four years. The

Conseil

HarbourSuperieur, in November,

which involved 1900, adopted

an estimated a scheme

expenditure for the improvement

of Fl0,394,000 (£415,760).of ASaigon

quay

1,091 metres

ofthus11 making (3,578

warehouses 25feet) long

metres was

(82 constructed

feet) broad on

and the

90 right

metres bank(290 of the

feet) river,was

long anderected,

a series

a total surface of 24,225 square metres (250,600 square feet). Railroads

were built

thereto wasinconnected

front andwithat thetheback

Mythoof the

andwarehouses, and the line

Cholon Railways. Aboutof railway

20 buoysleading

were

established on the left bank of the river in order that vessels might be moored on that

side as well asofonthethestreet

continuation rightcalled

bank,Rueandd’Adran.

a bridge, Alevel

postalwithlinetheof ground, was builthasin

French steamers

been established between Saigon and Singapore, with a subsidy from the Govern-

ment ofeach

towers Indo-China. A big

780 feet high, andwireless

4 smallerplant

ones,was

eacherected

390 feetin 1923.

high. There are sixreplete

This plant, steel

with the latest apparatus, is one of the most powerful in the world.

SAIGON

Saigon, the capital of Cochin-China, is situated on the Saigon river, a tributary

ofmiles

the from

Donnai,Capein lat.

St. 10Jacques

deg. 50and

min. isN.,accessible

and long.to104thedeglargest

22 min. vessels.

E. It is Since

about its40

occupation bv the French the climate has undergone a very favourable change, owing

toThesanitary works

town Amongst

presents thein the town,

a finepublic such

appearance, as drains, the filling up of pools, marshes, etc.

regular. buildingsthe theroads and thorough-fares

Government House is thebeing

mostbroad and

remark-

able;other

The severalprominent

millions public

of francsbuildings

have been spentPalace

are the uponofitstheconstruction

Cochin-ChinaandGovernment,

decoration.

the handsomeCourt

the Supreme and imposing Post Office

and the “Hotel on the(Town

de Ville” PlaceHall),

de lathe

Cathedrale, the Treasury,

cost of which was over

Francs 2,000,000. Fine buildings have been erected, among which the Banque de

ITndo-Chine

athestately and the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. There is also

statueGothic Cathedral ofPigneau

of Monseigneur large proportions,

de Behaine, inbishop

front ofof Adran,

which hasone been

of theerected

first

French missionaries who came to Cochin-China in the last century. Saigon has two

public gardens, the “Jardin de la Ville,” which is maintained at the expense of the

Municipality, andinthe1900,Botanic

was and Zoological Garden. The municipalof theatre, which

fr. inaugurated

There is good docking is a remarkable

accommodation. building Theerected

Bassinat dea cost

Radoub,overcapable

2,000,000

of

receiving

two the

floating largest

lifts. Twomen-of-war,

petroleum is one

godownsof the finest

built by docks

the in the world,

Government and

are there

situated areat

Rach Doi, onenough

to be large the banks of theover

to receive Saigon River

400,000 (half-way

cases. to theof town).

The agents They are& said

Messrs. Samuel Co.*

of London, have built two petroleum tanks at Nhab4, at the point where the Saigon

River flows into the Donnai. The largest of these is estimated to receive 2,300 cubic

metres (81,190 cubic feet) of oil. There are (without reckoning the troops) over 8,000

Europeans and over 160,000 Asiatics or natives.

 SAIGON B119

The M.M. steamers call twice a month at Saigon on their homeward and outward

trips. byEasysubsidized

either communication is afforded

mail steamers with theThere

or railway. principal towns with

is a railway of theMytho,

territory

Bien

Hoa and beyond,and with Hoc Mon and Laithien. The bridge of Binh-Lpi was

on the 8th of March, 1902, over the river of Saigon, putting in direct communication the inaugurated

two

by 6 rives

pilesdes

(en fleurs. It is eta swing

ma^onnerie d Z-cule'bridge

es). and is of a total length of 276 metres, supported

All the principal towns

communication, and a submarine cable of Cochin-China

unites _the possess telegraphic

Colony with and Haiphong,

Singapore, telephonic

Hongkong,

Saigon and Amoy,

Cholon,etc.is oneTheofWireless

the mostStation, situated

important in the

in the Earvillage

East ofandrhu-To, between

communicates

directly with Baris. The postal organization of the Colony is very complete and

efficient; correspondence can be sent daily to almost all parts of the country.

DIRECTORY

GOUVERNEMENT DE LA Bureau de lere classe des Services

COCH INCHINE deCivils; de ITndochine,

Bureau M. Kerjean,

de l&re classe chef

des Services

Bene Yeber, gouverneur de 2eme classe, Civils de ITndochine

gouverneur de la Cochinchine Seme Bureau

Esquivillon, administrateur de l&re classe Chefs de Bureaux—M. Nadal, contrdleur

des de: lere classe des Contributions Direct-

inspecteur des Civils

Services Affairesde Politiques

Tlndbchine,et ps,

des• M.Services

Jude, Civils

chef dedeBureau hors classe

I’lndochine

AdministratiVeS et du Travail

Cabinet du Gouverneue heme Bureau

Chef Chef de Bureau—Guerrini, administra-

teurdedeCabinet—M.

2eme classeDufour, administra-

des Services Civils teur-adjoint

Civils de 2eme classe des Services

de 1’Indochine

Chef de Cabinet-Adjoint — M. Grange, Chef de deSection—M.

de 3eme

ITndochine

classe desCrevost,

Servicesinspecteur

Commer-

administrateur-adjoint de 2eme classe

des Services .Civils de ITndochine ciaux

Secretaire

eur de lereParticulier—M. Bicail,Civils

classe des Services redact-

de Bibliotheques et Archives

ITndochine Conservateur—M.

vateur hors classe SaintdesMarty, conser-et

Archives

Chef du Bureau du Personnel — M. Bibliotheques

Rebouillat,

2eme classeadministrateur-adjoint

des Services Civils de de

ITndochine Deputaion

Chef du Bureau de la Presse—M. Marquis, Depute—M. de Beaumont

agent contractuel Administration des Provinces

Bureaux bu Gouvernement Local Baclieu

classe -Mialin, administrateur

des Services de 3eme

Civils de ITndochine

Directeur des. Bureaux—M. Sphneyder, Baria—Briere de ITsle, administrateur

administrateur de 2eme classe des Ser- de 2eme classe des Services Civils de

vices Civils, de.l’Indoqhine ITnddchine administrateur de Seme

ler Bureau Bentre—Bohn,

Chef de Bureau—M. Turquet de Beaure- classe des Services Civils de ITndochine

gard, administrateur-adjoint de lere Bienhoa — Belisaire, administrateur de

classe des Services Civils de ITndochine

Chef dedelaBureau,

:1 ere Section—M, Hibon, sous- ■mine classe des Services Ciyils de

chef de lere classe ITndochine

Cantho

Chef de la zeme Section—M. Perrier,

r^dacteur de 2&me classe classe —des

Chaudoc

Colas, administrateur

Services

— Maillard, Civils de lere

de ITndochine

administrateur de

Seme Bureau 2eme classe des Services Civils de

Chefs de Bureaux—M. Chevalier, chef de ITndochine

de ITndochine,classe

Bureau de lere M. des Serviceschef

Baptiste, Civils

de Cholon—Goutes, administrateur de 2eme

classe des Services Civils de ITndochine

B120 SAIGON

Giadinh — Le Strat, administrateur de CoNSEIL PrIVE

l&re classe des Services Civils de 1’Indo- President —Le Gouverneur de le Cochih-

chine chine

Gotong—Delpy, administrateur de 3eme Membres—

classe des Services Civils de I’lndochine LeDivision

G^n^raldedeCochinchine-Cambodge

Division Commandant la

Hatien

adjoint— Sylvestre,

de 'ere classeadministrateiir-

des Services LedeProcureur-General, pr4s laCour d’appel

Civils de iTndochine Saigon

Lengxuyen — Bute!, administrateur de Lement Directeur des Bureaux du Gouvern-

LTng^nieur en Chef de la Circon-

l&re classe des Services Civils de 1’Indo- scription

chine des T. P. de Cochinchine

Myclasse

tho—Gautier, administrateur de ‘2eme Conseillers Titulaires—Le Dr A. Vielle,

des Services Civils de Wndochine Brunet, Boa Luong-Khac-Linh et Tran dinh

Rachgia—Folie dit deDesjardins,

istrateur - adjoint lere classeadmin-

des Conseillers Suppliants — Me. Beziat,

Services Civils de I’lndochine Bruno, Nguyen-van-Tham et Bui-quang

Nam

Sadec

3eme— classe

Freyssenge, administrateur de Secretaire

I’lndochine

des Services Civils de Cabinet duArchiviste

Gouverneur— Lede laChef du

Cochin-

Soctrang—Monvoisin, administrateur de chine

Seme classe des Services Civils de

I’lndochine Ville de Saigon

Tanan—Vilmont, administrateur de 2&me Boy Landry, maire de la Ville

classe des Services Civils de 1’Indochine Lorenzi, ler adjoint

Soyez, 2me adjoint 3me adjoint

Tayninh - Estebe, administrateur de 2eme Nguyen-Minh-Chieu,

classe des Services Civils de I’lndochine

Thudaumot

2eme classe — Wolf, administrateur

des Services Civils dede Conseil Municipal de Saigon

1’Indochine Maire—Boy Landry

ler Adjoint—Lorenzi

Travinh—De Montaigut, administrateur 2me Adjoint—Soyez

de 3eme classe des Services Civils de 3me Adjoint—Nguyen Minh-Chieu

I’lndochine

Vinhlong — Pommez,

2eme classe administrateur

des Services Civils de de Membres

Seurin, Titulaires

Bele, Bee, Francais—Darrigade,

Didier, Marque

I’lndochine Membres Suppleants Francais — Boeuf,

Cap Saint Jacques — Briere de 1’Isle, Membres Vidal, Bonvicini

administrateur

Services 2eme classe des Van-Thach, NguyenAnnamites

Civils dedeI’lndochine

Titulaires — Tran-

- Van - Vang, Ta

Membres—Titulaires Francais Franchini, Thu-Thau,

-- Lalung Bach-Mai Nguyen-Van-Tao, Duong-

Bonnaire, De Lachevrotiere, M embresSuppliants Annamites—N guy en-

Bee, Bonniel,

Jansen, Palanque, Ortholi, Dinh-Tri, Tran-Van-Buu

Ballous, Balencie

Membres Suppleants Francais—Barthe, Region de Saigon-Cholon

Arnaud,

Leroy Besseyre des Horts, Boudieu, President—Bussiere, Conseil d'Administration

Membres TitulairesNguyen

Annamites—Thuong lere classeadminstrateuradministrateur

des Services Civils de

de ITn-

Cong Thuan, Van Nhung, dochine,

Tran-Van-Kha,

Tri, Huynh - Ngoc Tran-Yan-Chi, Vo Ha Saigon-Cholon, chevalier de la Legionde

- Nhuan, Huynh-

de la Region

Thien-Loc, Tran-Quang-An, d’Honneur

Ta-Thu- Membres Titulaires Francais — Lorenzi,

Thau, Phan

Membres Van

Suppleants HumAnnamites—Tran- Souhaite, Luciani,Annamites—Nguyen-

Lemoult

Van Sang, Huynh Thien Kim, Nguyen Membres Titulaires

Van Minh - Chieu, Nguyen - Dang - Lieng,

ThachKhanh, Doan Huu Khoa, Tran Van Membres Truong-Van-Ben,

Titulaires Tran-Thai-Nguyen

Chinois—Du-Xuong

Delegues de la Chambre d Agriculture— Membres Suppliants Francais — Bon-

Titulaires:

Suppleants: Arborati, Huynh-Ngoc-Binh; vicini, Bardouillet, Darrigade, Joly

Delegues de laHaasz,Chung Ba Khanh Membres

Chambre de Commerce— Van-Vang, Suppiants AnnamiteS— Nguyen-

Ngo-Van-Hue, Nguyen-

Titulaires: Seurin, Truong Van Ben; Van-Nghi, Ho Van-Kinh

Suppleants: Darrigade, Nguyen Van Membres Suppleants Chinois—M. Truong-

Nghi Chan-Pham

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VlLLE DE CflOLON Kim, Vican, Ly-Binh-Hue, Dinh-Van-

Mazet, president de la Commission Cac, Cs-nh,Nguyen-Van-Dan, Huynh-Xuan-

Hinh-Thai-Thong, Dujon, Vuong

Municipalelere adjoint

Bardouillet, Quang-Nhuong, Motais de Narbonne,

Nguyen-Van-Sam, 2eme adjoint Xavier, Phan-Kien-Khuong, Seminel,

Du-Xuong, 3eme adjoint Nguyen-Van-Vo,

Duong - Van-Giao, Truong-Minh-Chieu,

Nguyen - Huu - Tho,

Cadastre et TorooRAPHiE Sicard Tribunaux Civils

Chef de Service,

Chef—M. Dupont Ingenieiir-Geomebre en President—Pierre

Verificateur, Ing.-Geom. Principal — Juges Vice-President—Tran- Van-Ty, Esteve

De Villenoisy, adj. an chef de Service d’Instruction—Chevalier, Dumoulin

Bornages Generaux et Cons rvation Tribunal de Commerce

Cadastrale President—Pierre

Ingenieurs-G^ometres hors classe—M. M. Juges Titulaires—Curay, Ballous,Darrigade,

Robert, Dalloz, Orsini, Ardin, Berthet,

Peysson A. et Vrot Seurin, Baudelocq, Truong-Van-Ben,

Ingenieurs - Geometres de lere classe—

Anduze, Paris, Thomas, Nicolas, Pham- Truong-Van-Tuan

ngoc-Thuan Justice de Paix

Ingenieur Geometre de 2eme classe— Greffier, Baptiste

Kousselat

Ing^nieurs Huissiers

phorien -(lereG^ometres

classe) Adjoints —j3ym- Sicpt, Cocogne, Cavillon,

et Nguyen-van- Jacquet

Commissaires Priseurs

Thoi (Sere

(stagiaires) classe), Le Maztre et Gresse Lacouture, Cardi, Sauvage

Service des Bureaux—M. Syndics de Faillites

principal hors classe Marie, Cpmmis, Judiciaires

Administration de la Justice Lefebre, Decoly, Marchesson

Cour d'Appel Notaires

Premier President—Boyer Fays, Leservoisier, Detay

Presidents de Chambre—Garrigues, Weil Services Agricoles de Cochinchine

Conseillers—Herve

Brosius, Pujos, duJanvier, Penhoat,Lebrault,

Coppin, Ingenieur de 2eme classe des Travaux

Gorsse, Lavau, Thillard d’Agriculture—Jean Biard

Greffier

Procureuren General

Chef—Dumont

— Lafrique Chambre de Commerce de Saigon—3,

Avocats Rue Mac-Mahon;Teiephs.

P.O. Box 1996;20.101, Cable20.012,

SerruauGen^raux—Walrand, de Gentile, 20.103; Chammerce- Codes: A. Z. Edition Fr-

Ad:

Substituts

Pont G^neraux — Antonini, Paul anqaise, Lugagne 1914, Cogef Lugagne

Juges—Stalter, Levy,Romerio,

ManuelBourgeois,

de Con- 6eme 1923 etEdition,

1929, Veslot, A.B.C.Lieber,

4eme, Scott,

5eme,

dinguy,

Magry, Guenard,

Leibenguth, Richard,Tettiravou, Watkins, Kendall,Bentley’s,

Combinaison Pierron.

Lodeon, Violle, Clermont, Ratzel, Des- Publications: Radio Quotidien des

Changes, Radio Quotidien Commercial,

sama Bulletin Quotidien, BulletinBi-Mensuel,

Attaches au Parquet St. Yves, Pham-Huu- Statistiques

Tri, Louis

Avocats Proces-Verbaux des Seances Annuelles,

Commerciales

Garros, President—Ardin

Vigerie,Frezouls,

Condamy,Bourdet, Bertrand, 2°Vice-President—Truong-Van-Ben

Gallet, Freyssenge, 1° Vice-President—Brunet

Hercourt, Yivizs, Beziat, Dubreuilh, Tresorier—Seurin

Merimee, Carre,Duquesnay,

Gallois Montbrun Paris(J.P.), Secretaire—Orsini

(L.), Idylle,

Lafont, Jacquemart, A - PanBataille,

- Anh, Membres Titulaires

Baudelocq, Berthet, Francais — Ballous,

Bonniot,Challamel,

Briotet, Gamory

Couget, Lalung Dubourdeau,

Giaccobi,- Bonnaire, Regnier,

Emile, Desgrand, Cuny, Darrigade, Joly, Lamorte,

Valery, Luciani,Titulaires

Reveille, Membres Souhaite Annamites—Truong-

Barthes,- Dinh

Trinh Vincentelli, Lascaux,

- Thao, Huynh Zevaco, Van'- Ben, Truong - Van - Tuan, Tran-

- Van-Chin,

Sarraut, Bernard, Ferlande, Clairon, Members Van-Sang, Nguyen-Van-Nghi

Nguyen-Thanh-Khiet. Loye, Le-Van- Robert, Suppliants—Courtinat,Messner

Daloz,

Bl22 SAIGON

Secretariat Gaudry, inst. 34 cl. integre comme prof.

Secretaire-G^n^ral—Bouillette Rene ppal. 24prof.

cl. delie.P’Enseigt.

de I4re cl.Primaire

Secretaire-General; Adj oint— Cero J acques Vo Mignon,

Van Lua, prof. lie. 34 cl.

Secretaires-Adjoints—Thomaehot, Scotto, Fougeront,

Adiceom

St&io-Dactylographes—Mme. (ler ordre),prof,

Gott, Melle Chambon, prof,delie.College

ppal. dedelere 2emecl. cL

Zinelli, Melle Legrand, Melle Lance prof. d’E.P.S. de la Seine de

Ibre cl.

Chambkb d Agricultxjpe de la Marquis, prof,

Cadillon,prof. ppal,

prof,cert,

certifippal, deppal.

leredecl.lere cl.

Cochinchine (Indochine) Tboeik, de 34 cl.

Bureau Ronmegous, prof, de lere cl.

President—Mariani Joseph-Marie Gaudry, prof. ppal. de 2e cl.

Vice - Presidents — Philip Felix - Leon, Cadre Local

Huynh-Ngoc- Binh Mme.

Tresorier—Haasz

Secretaire

Francois

- Nguyen- —Van-Arborati

Duong Albert, Ourgaud, degr4 prof. lie. ppal. hors2me

Dubois, prof, ppal. de cl. du ler

cl,de 2eme cL

Membres Frangais Nguyefi-Tharih-Giung, prof. lie.

Balencie Henri, Barthe Jean-Baptiste, T 4-Van-Ki4m, prof. lie. de leme cl.

Bonvicini Henri, Caussin Georges, Dang-Minh-Tru, prof. lie. 34 cl.

Lagarde

res Luois-Aime,

Anna mites—Le-Thanh-Long

Phan - Luong-Ban, Dubois prof. ppal.dehors

Memo

Truong-Van-Ben, Dang-Van-Dan Dit Gros,

Mignon,prof,prof,ppal.licencee leredecl.cl.leme

duduleLdfeg..

ler

cl. deg.

'’

S6n, Chung-Ba-Khanh, Huynh-Thiiy-

Le,

Tinh,Thuong-C6ng-ThuS,n,

Unh-Bao-Toan Nguyen-Ba- Vo Van Lua,

Cudenet, pfof.prof.

technique lid. de de34 cl.l4re cl.

Membres Suppleants—At naud Edouard, Nguyen-Van-Duyen, cl. dusurveillant

prof. ppal. de 2eme

ler degre d’internat 44 cl.

Ortoli Paul, Peysson Emile, Valery Feray,

Toussaint-Pascal Loupy, surveillant d’internat de 4eme cl.

SERVICE DE L’ENSEIGNEMENT Titus, Personnel Contractuel el Subalterne

EN C CHINCH INE concierge

Mme. Domenjool, lingiere ournalier

Direction Locale

Georges Taboulet,professeur de lere classe Ecole Frimaire Supperieure

de 1 Enseignement Superieur, chef local Francaise de Garcons

du Service

chine de PEnseignement en Cochin- Cadre Metropolitain

Revertaget,

inspecteurinspecteur

en chef detitulaire de 2e cl. (en conge)prof. certifi4 ppl. de directeur

1’Enseignement

Rivertigat,

Primaireprofesseur

en Cochinchide Talbot,

primaire prof,(endecong4) 24me classe de 1’Enst.

Vittori, ppal. hors cl. de Mile.

1’Enseignement

Bureau) Primaire (chef de 1’Enst. primair.e de l4me classe de

Naudin, ; prof.

Bourit, institeur de lere cl. (chef de Coste, prof. d’E.N. de 1,4 cl., integre comme

Section) prof, certifie ppal, hors, cl.

Bizot, proffesseur

Primaire (chef deppal. 2ere cl.de TEnseigt Mme. Pradeau,Cadre

Section)

Local

prof.deIicenci4 34 cl. corhme

Teylin, institutuer 34 cl. integre

Lycee Petrus Truong Vinh Ky prof. ppal. 36 cl. de 1 Enseigt.

Valengot, prof, agrege ppal. hors cl. Luciani, comme prof,instituteur

de 24 cl.dede d’Enseigt. 44 cl, integre

proviseur

Gioan, Louis, prof, licencie ppal. hors, Mme. Bonnadieu, prof. ppal. hors. cL de

cl.—Censeur personnel enseignant 1’Enseigt

Boeuf, prof. ppl. de hors cl. de 1’Enst.

Lacombe, prof. ppal. 3 cl. de. I’Enserg. Primaire

Primaire-Surveillant General — Mah^, Mmes. Dejean De La Batie, prof. ppal. de

sous-Econome ppal. 2e cl. Econome

Mme.

Cadre Metropolitain Martin, deprof.1’Enst.

34 cl. de eeme Primaire

classse (en cong4)

des Gioan,

Lyceesprof, db Dessin

des Jeanes de 3eme

Filles prof, classe

certi- Barrelet, surveillant d’internat 44 cl..

Personnel Gontractuel et Subalterne

fie ppal. de 2eme cl. Boulle,Croyal,

prof, deprof,chant et musique

Mme. Tissot, prof: adjoint d’E.P.S. de 4eme Mile. de stbno-dactylo

cl., prof. lie. de Ibre cl.

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I College de Mytho Constantin, ing. mecanician charge de

Preton, prof, delicencie

College ppal.

de 3e decl. l&re

integre Cours directeur usine electrique

Lauthier,

comme

directeurprof, cl. Saigon, ler.

charge de Cours Electricite

Personnel Enseignant Therene, maitre mecanicien (Machine

Ylzer, repetiteur de 5e cl. des lycees Corre, et Yapeur)

integre maitre

commerepetiteur ler.

prof. lie. .3^decl 3e cl. (en d’Internat maitre journalier, surveillant

Cuillard,

cong4) Ecole Pratique d’Industrie de

College de Cantho Saigon

Talat, Gabriel, prof d’E.N. de 2£ cl. Rosel, ingenieur m^canicien en chef de la

directeur marine, directeur

Etienblad, Garre, Legoff, Robert et Vicart,

Ecole Normale d’Instituteurs provost

Revertegat,

comme insp. primaire 3^ cl. integre Eoole Maternelle de Saigon

directeurprof, certify ppal. hors cl., Mme. Baudet, instutrice de Ire classe,

Taillade, Malleret, Torreilles, Mme. directrice

Mm.Casanova

Ecoles Primaires de Saigon

Ecole Normals d’Insituteurs Hoaran, prof, principal hors cl., directeur

Fillies Francaises M. Martin, prof. ppal. 2e classe

Administration Ecoles Primaires Provinciales

Mme. Baudrit, directrice

Mme. Esperiquette, surveillante gtinerale Baclieu

Melle. Paulmar, econome a contrat Guirand, instituteur de 4e classe

(ler degre)

Mmes.

Hattior,Lemaire,

Aspar, RasarioBourguet, Fontaine, Louis, prof. ppal.Cap

Baria et St. Jacques

3ere classe, directeur

Enseignements Speciaux Mme. Boisson, prof. ppal. 2e classe

Mmes. Boulle (musique), Gott (steno- ADMINISTRATION DES DOUANES

dactylp) ET REGIES DE LTNDOCHINE

Surveillantes

Mmes. Bougeard, Melles. Reynaud, Leper- Sous-Direction de la Cochinchine

vanche, De Luxer Buard, Cadet Sous-Directeur- Mayrargue

Subalterne Chef du Bureau Central et du Personnel—

Mmes. Besseyre des

mand (femme de charge) Horts (lingere) Coupeaud

Mile. Lebrum (infirmi&re) Chef

Lamdu ler Bureau (Douanes)—Nguyen-

Deslys (concierge) Chef

Applique Chef dudu2e 3eBureau (Regies)

Bureau L6-van-Dac

(Comptabilit4)—

J.Huynh-dink-Tuu,

G. Besson, directeur-inspecteur Petretti

Chef du 4e Bureau (Contentieux)—

M. et Mme. Balick chef d’ateleir Delaunay

Inspecteurs Divisionnaires

Delafosse, directeuer Chef de la I ere Circonscription—Gross

Ecole des Mecaniciens Asiatiques Chef

BouedronlaSedentaire

de 2&me Circonscription —

Rosel, ingenieur

Marine, directeur mecanicien en chef de la Inspecteur du Port de Saigon

Favier, surveillant general —Pantalacci

LeMarine,

Goff, premier-maitre Receveur Comptable—Munsch

m^canicien de la Bureau de la Yisite—Jacob de Cordemoy

Noy4, maitre prof,ppl.technique

mecanicien dela marine, PersonnelJacquart, du BureauDrouville,

de la Vannoni-

Visite —

chef d’atelier Nguy&n-tienMartin,

- That, Citrate - Haberlay,

Lagarde, chef d’atelier Dussol, Sauterey, Gnanadicam,

Phaure,Hoang-

Coullet,

Marine, premier-maitre

d’atelier de mecanicien de la van-Dong,

Forge de Miollis,

Le Scou^zec,

Javalet, Prouchandy,

Solse,

Trinh-

Toullec, maitre electricien de la Marine ho-Thi, Lecomte, Biberon

chef d’atelier d’Electrcit4 Section A.—Deroche

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Section B.—Monteillet H. Cournier, commis piincipal, Comp-

Chef de laduBrigade tabilit^ Centrale

Brigade Port etActive—Yet

des Riz—Appietto, L.Iquasse, surveillant principal, Com-

Plante

Brigade des Ecors et des Magasins des R. Hornu, Centrale

ptabilit^

Messageries adjt. techn. principal, Re-

Maritimes—Jauffret

Danesi) (Gallois-Montbrun, F. gissem Comptable

Fraissard, ingenieur, chef de See. de

Brigade des Ecors et des

Xom-Qhieu—Pabiani Magasins

(Borry, de C. Controle

Crosnier

des Autos

Tufernet, surveillant principal

de Briant, Galvez)

R^gisseur - General de la Manufacture

d’Opium—Puech Arrondissement du Controle

Chef der Ateliers de la Flottille des R. Cros, ingenieur, chef de Service

D. et R.—Murat R. Hornn, adj. tech, ppal., chef de Bureau

DIRECTION DES POSTES TEEE- Nguyen-van-Chien, ingenieur adjoint

charge du Contrdle des D.E.E.

GRAPHES ET TltlL^PHONES

DE ITNDOOHINE

Arrondissement de l’Est

ClKOONSCRIPTION.

l’IndochineDU SUD DE Luu-van-lang, ing. ppal. chef de Service

Sous-Directeur, Chef deDemariaux

Service—Lucas L. Sub-division deadjoint

Ciavaldini, Bienhoatech, chef de

Inspecteurs—Medard, M. Lataste, ingenieur des T.P.E., chef de

Chefs de Bureaux:

Personnel—Boniface Sub-division de Materiel a Giadiuh

Service Central Budget—{Vacant) A- Autonetti, surveillant

Sub-division de principal chef de

Tayninh

Exploitation Postale—Durand

Exploitation Electrique—Colin A. Roth, ingenieur chef de Sub-division de

Comptabilite

Service Techniq Articles d’Argent—Theron Thudaumot

ue-Inspecteur—Digo

Batiment de Mobilier—Maurel Arrondissement de l’Quest

Bureau de Poste (Coohinchine) Lun-vang-Lang, ing. ppl. chef, de Service

Saigon-Central R. Cros, ing., chef de sub. de Cholon

Receveur-Comptabje—Gros-Burdet G.Sub-division

Maury, ing. deadjt.

Mythodes T.P.E. chef de

Receveur—Picolet

Cholon Tang-diec-Thanh, adjt. Sub.

P. Tagnet, survt. ppal. tech,dechef

Mytho

de Sub.

Mytho de Bentre

L. Traninh

Rousseau, survt. ppal. chef Sub.. de

Receveur—Le Guezenhec

Cap-St.-Jacques Luong-van-My, ing. adjt. chef de. Sub* de

Receveur—Pou rtier Sadec

Vinhlong P. Racligia

Berhonague, ing. ©hef de Sub. de

Receveur—Sou her

Cantho

Receveur—Valery Arrondissement des Bahments

CIRCONSCRIPTION DES TRAVAUX L. Craste architecte ClVILS

PUBLICS DE COCHINCHINE ppal. chef de Service

A.H. Belfort,

Lagarde, adjt. tech.,

surveillantchef de comptable

ppal., Bureau

Bureau de lTng^nieur en Chef A. Friche, architecte, redaction des projets

L. Jumeau, ingenieur en chef

A.Ting,

Malet,eningenieur

chef des T. P. E., adjt. a A.L. Leroy,

Nesty, arch, adjt,,

do. do.

do.

Nguyen Duy

J. Poudens, ingenieur des T. P. E , chef redaction des projets Kiem, adjoint. technique,

J. deBaillif,

Bureausurveillant principal, Regisseur A. Blanc, surveillant ppal. execution et

Comptable

J. Leandri, adjt. techn. principal chef M. F. surll. des Travaux

Ciavaldini, do.

de la Comptabilite Centrale Savery, surveillan, do,

Nguyen van Due, adj-tech., do.

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Arrondissment du Port de Avisos

Saigon-Choeon DeCorvette,

Rodelleccommandant

du Porzic,la capitaine

M. Nicolas, ing., chef de Service

R. Bureau

Loustan,et chef

ing. adjt. des T.P.E. chef de “Marne” de

de Sub-division Mission Hydrographique

L. Claude, surveillant principal Laperolloe

G.A. Poggi, chef mecanicine,

Levillain, capitaine de Port chef d’atelier Frossard, capitaine de Frigate, comman-

F.N. Pelletier, maitre de Port Principal dant la Mission

Lemaitre, do. Anthoine, ingenieur

cipal directeur technique hydrographe, prin-

de la Mission

Y. Le Guyader, lieut de Port Moreau, lieutenant de Vaisseau, com-

A. Rodonin, maitre de Port Principal mandant V “ Astrolabe ”

J.H. Pepino,

Hez, collecteur des do.

Taxes Regmer, lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman-

E. Pedel, Lieut de Port dant l’“ Octant”

J. Morin, maitre de Port

Petrolier “Le Doing”

Conseil d’Administration du Port de Doignon, capitaine de Corvette, comman-

dant le P^trolier “ Le Doing ”

Commerce de Saigon

Madame A. Tourniaire, stenp-dactylo-

graphe Constructions Navales

MARINE EN INDOCHINE Colin de Verdiere, ingenieur en chef de

2eme classe, directeur

Desforges, ingdnieur de l^re classe, sous-

Terraux, contre-amiral commandant la directeur

Marine en Indochine Artillerte Navale

Etat-Major bu Commandant de Anglade, ingenieur en chef, directeur

la Marine

Broussignac,

d’etat-major capitaine de Vaisseau, chef Travaux Maritimes

Venturim, lieutenant de Yaisseau, sous- Coche,

chef d’etat-major Travauxingenieur

Maritimes,desdirecteur

Direction des

De Pirey, lieutenant de Vaisseau, charge Intendance Maritime

du Servicelieutenant

Jarsoullen, Transmissions

de Vaisseau, officier Laubion, dommissaire en chef de 2eme

d’Ordonnance (jedis Jarsoullen) classe, directeur

Bourgeois ingenmur m&janicien prin- Denille, Approvisipnnementsprincipal,

commissaire chefet des

de la Flotte des

Du'cipal,

rbec, chef du Service

officier de 2emeMachines

classe des Equi- Suosistances

pages de la Flotte, chef du Secretariat Pauly, commissaire de lere classe, chef du

Service de la Solde

Unite Marine a Saigon Servce de Sante

Borde, capitaine de Corvettp commandant

I’Unite Marine et direc.teur du Port Carboni,

Ringeard, officier de lere classe des directeurmedeein en chef de 2dme classe,

Equipages de la Flotte Adjoint Billiotet,

Le Gousse,medecin de 2eme classe, adjoint

pharmacien-chimiste de Idre

Canonnieres de Riviere classe

Martin, lieutenant de Vaisseau, comman- Asia Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance

dant le. Groupe

Cochihchine des Canonnieres

(“Commandant de —11-13, Rue Lefebvre; Cable Ad:

Bourdais”

et “Avalanche”) Asialife;OfficeCode:for Acme and Bentley’s.

Leparineivier, capitaine de Corvette, com- Main Bund, Shanghai the Orient: 17, the

mandant le Groupe

Tonkin et la “Vigilante” des Canonnieres du

Mienville,

mandant lieutenant

le “ Mytho de” Vaisseau, com- Association

de Riz des de Exportateurs

Saigon (Chambre Francais de

Pinel, lieutenant

dant le “ Tourane ” de Vaisseau, comman- Commerce)

Assexporiz —P. O. Box 119; Ad: Tdl.

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BANKS H. Bruderer, manager

H. Hick, asst, manager

Bank of East Asia, Ltd., The —4, Rue European General Buying Agents:

G.446Guynemer, Saigon, R. C. Saigon No. J. H. Trachsler, Ltd., Berne, Switzer-

Ng Ka Kuen, manager land

Chau Kwai

Wong Koon Kan,

Wah,asst, manager

accountant Brasseries k Glacieresaude Capital l’Indochine

Truong (Societe Anonyme a Saigon, Cholondek

Kan Po Am Chi, Tong, cashier

sub-accountant $ 1,650,000)—Usmes:

Cautho (Cochinchine); Pnom-Penh

Banque de l’Indochine (Succursale de (Cambodge); and Haiphong (Tonkin)

Tourane (Annam); Hanoi

Saigon)—

P. Succursales

Gannay, inspecteur-g^neral

et agences de le Banque des British Consulate—(See Consulates)

de ITndochine

E. Bruno, directeur de la Succursale Bureau chinois,Central Bureaudu Tourisme

Officiel Indo-

de Renseigna-

de Saigon ments Gratuits—, 22 Rue Lagrandiere;

Agence de Battambang Tel^ph. 21702; T^leg. Tourindo

Perpere, directeur p.i. A. Bourrin, directeur

Agence de Cantho

Blanchet, directeur p.i. Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab. 1875),

Agence de Pnompenh Silk Merchants,

Deloye, directeur p.i. Dressmakers — 28Drapers

- 30 - 32, andNewLadies’

Rue

Catinant; Cable Ad: Chotirmall; Codes:

Banque

au Capital de deSaigon

Francs(Societe Anonyme Acme,

50.000,000)—Siege Head Bentley’s

Office: and A.B.C.Branches

Singapore; 5th Edition.in

Social: 26 a 32, Rue Lef^bvren, Saigon. Batavia, Sourabaya, Hongkong, Canton

Bureau Administratif: 13, Rue Notre- and Kobe

Dame

Haiphong des-Yictoires,

et Hanoi. Paris. Ad:

Cable Agences

Saigon-a

bank Cie

Est Asiatique

Asiatique etFrancais),

Africaine Siam(Dept.—

Teak

Wood, Cbchinchina

Factory—Quai de la Marne (Saigon);Woods, Plywood

Chartered

k China—3,Bank RueofGeorges

India, Australia

Guynemer; Telephs. 223 & 777; Cable Ad: Estasiatic

P. J.O.H.BoxKortright,

535; Cable Ad : Spectacle A.R.Champanhet,

H. F. N. Pauli,agent accountant Lemarie, asst,manager manager

R.A. H. McGregor,

O. vSmall, sub-accountant

do. Compagnie DU Cambodge (Capital:

A. B. Pirrie, do. 80,000,000 Francs)—Siege Social: 236,

Rue Mac Mahon

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Compagnie des Chargeurs R^unis—15,

poration—No. 9, Quai de Belgique- et 16 Quai Le Myre de Villers

Teleph. 20-036, Cable Ad: Himalaya A.F.Brunet, agent

C. H.A. A.W.Mabey,

Ferner,accountant

manager

R. M. Toby,

Bigault, chefgeneral

chef servicetrafic

service maritimes

J.F. McG.

W. Taylor

Chandler R.J. Campi,

Schmit,service

chef service comptabilite

B. O’D. Paterson passages

G. Vernay (French Staff) M ^ 3S Allatini

Berthet k Cie., Lucien, Import et Re- Compagnie Navigationded’Extreme Commerce- Orient, et de

presentation

Catinat; Cablede Ad:

Fabriques—165,

Lucebert; Rue Society

Codes: Anonyme au Capital de 10,000,-

Bentley’s,

Office in Paris: Cogef Lugagne. 000

A.Z. 32,3e.,bis Haussmann de Francs

Allatini

et Cie. deEtablissements

Cabotage des

Mers de Chine)—Agence Generale a

Biedermann & Co. (Soci^te a Respons- Paris: 1 ’,

Social a Saigon:Rue Boissy d’Anglas.

12, Boulevard Siege

Charner.

abiliteMerchants;

000), Limited au Capital

Cable de Ad:Frs.Bieder-

2,260,- Agences: Marseille, Havre, Bordeaux,

mann, Saigon Haiphong et Pnompenh

 SAIGON Bl27

Conseil d’Administration Agents for:,

Comte Arnaud de Vogue, president Asia Life Insurance Coi, Ltd.

Andre Lis, administrateur-delegue American Internationa] Under-

Louis Boyaval writers

Edouard Houitte

James Leslie Milnede Lachesnais American Asiatic Underwriters

David

Jean deJessula

Vogue Compagnie Indo Chinoise d’Equipement

Societe Obadation Nominees, Ltd. Industriel—Siege Social: Rue Turc

Henry de Ligondes,

Henri Prouin, adm.-directeur

do. Compagnie Saigonnaise de Navigation

Agencies: et de Transport (Soci^te Anonyme au

Directory & Chronicle of the Capital de 1,500,000,

chinoises)—Si&ge Socialde5,etPiastres Indo-

Direction de

Far East 1’Exploitation: Saigon: Quai le Myre

North British Mercantile Insurance de Vilers; Ad. Tei: Postage-Saigon.

Co., Ltd.

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Agences: Mytho et Cantho (Cochin-

Ltd. chine),

Kratie, Phnom

Stung --Treng

Penh, Battambang,

(Cambpdge);

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. Rhone,

ueensland Insurance

cean Steamship Co., Co.,

Ltd. Ltd. et Luang-Prabang (Laos) Vien-Tiane

Pakse, Savannakek,

China

Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., COMPOTIRS GENERAUX DE l’InDOCHINE

Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd. (Anciens Etablissements Jacque et

Mansfield & Co.,Co.Ltd. Daurelle

Capital deR^unis),

20,000,000Societe Anonyme

de Francs, au

Import-

Dunlop Rubber ation tous articles: Alimentation, Tissus,

Automobiles RenaultCharner

Society des Garages Metallurgie, Quincaillerie, Ferronnerie,

Cie. des Hauts Plateaux Indochinois Hydrotberapie, Menage,

ectricite—Siege Social: 56Machines

a 69, RueEl-

Compagnie Fonciere d’Indo-chine (Cap- Catinat, Saigon;

Administration Central e etet

Ad. T41: Cogenindo

ital:

79-81,4,000,000 — Siege Social:a Vorbaud.

Francs)Correspondant

Rue Richaud; Bureau d’achat a Paris: 17,Rue d’Astorg.

Paris, 282, Bd Saint Germaim Succursales:

Haiphong, Saigon, Pnom-Penh,

Tourane. aHanoi,

Agenceset Battam-

Vinh,

Compagnie Forestiere Indochinoise Nam Dinh, Cantho, Kampot

Timber Merchants — 43, Boulevard bang

Bonnard

C. Fichet, managing director CONSULATES

Compagnie Franq'aise de Tramways— Belgium—26, Rue Lagrandiere

(Indochine)— 138,

Ad. Tel: Trarnindo Rue Paul Blanchy:

J. Chalumeau, ingenieur, E.p.p., Denmark— Consul — C. Lonn6, c/o Denis

. directeur Freres d’indochine

Compagnie Franco - Asiatique des Pe-

troles (Societe Anonyme au Capital de Espagne — Rue Amiral Page

50*000,000

Boulevard de Frs.) — Siege social: 15,

Pnom Penh,Norodom, Saigon; Bureaux

Hanoi, Tourane, Yunnan-: Great Britain—Cable Ad:

Consul-General—H. Britain

Bruce-Hender-

fou; Registre du Commerce Saigon

44; Addresse Teleg: “Asiatic’’; Tele- No. sOn

phone: Nos. 20.131, 20.132, 20.133; Codes: Vice-Consuls—A. Denholm and E.

A.B.C. 6^me Edition Bentley (Oil W. Hutchinson

edition) Code Prive

M. J. Jansen, directeur-general Netherlands—29, Quai de Belgique,

Telephs. 20108-20109

Compagnie

rances, Franco-Amerioaine d’Assu- Norway—59, Rue Lefebvre

Lefebvre;General

Teleph.Insurance—11-13,

21203; Cable Rue Ad: Consul-R. L. Duchateau

Framinsure.

Shanghai Main Office: 17, The Bund, Portugal—Rue Amiral Page

Charles Martin, general manager Sweden—

for Indochina Consul—H. Hirsbrunner

 SAIGON

Thailand—8, Boulevard Norodom; Comite des Assureurs Maritimes de

Teleph. 20.214 Paris, Bordeaux,

Compagnie CoticreLedeFireHavre

1’Annam

Consul - de

Ratanarleb - Carriere — Luang General Accident, & Life As-

Chancellor — Nai Montra surance Corporation,

Royal Exchange Assurance Ltd. Corpora-

Noraballobh tion

United States of America—20, South BritishMarine

Insurance

& FireCo.,Insurance

Ltd.

Lagrandiere; Teleph. 21-563 Rue Mitsubishi

Co., Ltd.

L’Union Incendie Auto

“Courrier de Saigon” Le, Journal Yamashita

Ellerman &Risen Kaisha

Bucknall Steamship Co.

quotidien — 121, Rue Catinat; Teleph. Nippon Yusen Kaisha

143;JeanP.O.Faget,

Box 141directeur China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Maersk Line

Hongkong

poration &a Hanoi

Shanghai

and Banking

Tourane Cor-

David

Indo-China & Co.,Rice,

Ltd.,Maize,

A. B.,Kapok,

Exporters

Pepper,of

Vegetable Oils, etc., Importers of Jute Descours et Cabaud, Produita M4tal-

Bags,

ping Twine, Wheat Flour,

and Insurance etc:, Ship-

Agents—7, bis, lurgiques (Soci6tA Anonyme au

Quai de Belgique (previously Banque Capital de Frs. 100,000,000)—Siege

Franco-Chinoise), Saigon; P.O. Box 57; Social:

Saigon:

Lyon (France). Succursale de

1 Quai de Belgique;

Cable Ad: Davidanco Cable Ad: Descourfer

A. B. David, Senior partner

G.F.A.H.Cacace,

Jerrardmanaging director Diethelm & Co., General Merchants, Rub-

F. Tritsch I M. Gareh ber Export,

sion, Insurance, Estate Supplies,

Shipping and Commis-

Charter-

H. H. Rozario | R. Hocquet ing Agents—29, Quai de Belgique;

Agents for -. Shipping Cable Ad: Diethelmco; Codes: Bentley’s,

Bentley’s Second Phrase, A.B.C. 5th &

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd. 6th Editions, Rudolf Mosse, Scotts

South African Railways & Harbours, Code 10th Edition, Boe Code, Acme

Johannesburg

Ben Line Steamships, Ltd., Leith Code

Office: and UnitedBranches:Telegraph. Head

Insurance Bangkok,Zurich;

Penang and Haiphong Singapore,

Compagnie H.A.Hirsbrunner, manager

Paris G^n^ral4 d’Assurances, H. Widmer,

Burkhardt.signs do.per pro.

Denis Freres d’Indochine (Sochi t

Anonyme: Capital #1,500,000), Import Agencies Hurlimann, do.

c Export — Cable Ad: Referendis. :

Office: Saigon. Agencies: Hai- Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P.M.

phong, Hanoi, Tourane, Pnom-Penh, Line)

Quinhon, Thakhek Java-China-Japan Line

Agencies: Nederland Line, Royal Mail Line

Rotterdam Lloyd, Royal Dutch Mail

Lloyd’s

La Society Frangaise des Char- Holland-Oost-Azie Lijn

bonnages du Tonkin American Pioneer Line

Silver-Java-Pacific Line

La

La Soci^te “ Le Tabac dudesGlobe”

Society Indochinoise Allumet- Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.

tes de Benthuy (Annam) I.

RemingtonStar Typewriter Co., New York Netherlands

New ZealandInsuranceInsuranceCo.Co.,(Est.

Ltd.1845)

TheBright

New Jersey Battery Co., Clifton, Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

NicholsonIsland Files Co., Providence, “La Flandre” Cie. Francaise d’Assur-

TheRhodeAktiebolaget Optimus, Sweden “Laances

Cordialite” Cie. Franco-Suisse

Mullick & Co., Calcutta d’AssurancesIndia Tourist Office

Netherlands

Etablissement

Pondich^ry Textile Modeliarpeth, Dean & Dawson

 SAIGON Bl29

Directory & Chronicle of the Export & Import

Cochinchine, _ The, Co.,

GeneralLtd.Merch-

of

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

Borneo, Siam, The Philippines, Korea, ants, Shipping and Insurance

Agents, etc.—39,

Indo-China, Netherlands Indies, etc.), Teleph.

Published Annually by theHouse,

Hongkong 20.521; QuaiCable deAd:Belgique;

Rice;

Daily Press, Ltd —Marina 15-19, Codes: Bentley’s, Acme,

A. M. da Cruz, director etc.

Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong F.A. M.

Saiyon Agents-.

Compagnie M. Bailey

da Cruz,(London)

Jr.

Navigationded’Extreme-Orient,

Commerce et 12, de C. G. Rozario

Y. A. da Cruz

Boulevard Charner A. Roger

Droguekie Pharmacie Principals Sol- Agencies: Union Insurance Society of Canton,

irene (Dep6t: Kodak-Path6), Opti- Ltd. (Hongkong) (Fire & Marine)

que M6dicale, Lunetterie, Fourni- Royal Exchange Assurance (London)

tures Dentaires, Import, Export (Marine)

and Commission—Place du Th4&- Bankers Traders

tre; Codes;

and Lieber’s Natio, Cogef, Lugagne (Sydney)

Asani Marine(Fire,& Insurance

Marine

Fire and

Co., Ltd.

Co., Motor)

Ltd.

Drillien, Francis M. M., French Extra (Tokio) Marine Insurance Co.,

Nippon

Master, Marine Surveyor and Adviser Ltd. (Tokio)

and Steamship Owners’Agent—148, Rue Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd. (London)

Richaud Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ltd.

Furness, Withy

Duchateau, R. L., Merchant, Rice and Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Produce Exporters, Shipping and Rickmers

CompagnieLine des(Hamburg)

Bois. d’lndochine

Insurance Agents—59, Rue

Teleph. 21.387; Cable Ad: Duchateau Lefebvre;

R. L.R. Duchateau, manager

Duchateau, assistant Forges Ateliers et Chantiers d’Indo

J. Duchateau, dp. —-chine (Capital: 4,000,000 Francs)

—Siege Social: 2, Quai de la

Agents for: Marne

Phoenix Assurance Co., London

Papiers Martin Frires Gestetner Duplicators, Concession-

aries for Indo-Qhina: Soci^te Indo-

Eastern Extension Australasia & chinoise de Materiel Mecanique

(Anciens Etablissements A; Den-

China Telegraph, Ltd. (Incorpor- holm)—22-24, Rue Oantinat, Sai-

ated in London)—Cape St. James gon; and 1, Quai du Canal Trans-

Station versal, Cholon; Teleph. Cholon 30588

G.E.J. J.Feakes,

Northeymanager-engineer

Hale & Co., Wm. G. (Soci^td Com-

Etablissements

Receivers, TransmittersBoy - Landry, Radio merciale),

and Parte, Shipping, Rice and Produce

Insurance — 7, Exporters,

Quai de

Phonographs and Records—17, Placs Belgique; Cable Ad: Hale

A. Foray; Telephs. 20.323 (Direction), Indocfine Films et Cinemas, Ste.—

20.623 (Bureaux, Atelier and Studio) Location: Achat-Yente de Films et

and

landry;20.945Code:(Disques);

Bentley’sCable Ad: Boy- d’Appareils des Meilleurg Maisons,

. Ch. Gautier, directeur-genO al Exploitation et G^rance Directe de

Cinemas et Theatres' Edition de

Etablissements

ters Motorcars, Jean Comte,

Cycles, Impor-— Films

Rickshaws

34-38, Boulevard Norodom; Telephs. Keller, J., Importation—72. Rue Mac-

20257

Branch:andPhhon-Penh Ad: Lyt^ca.14 Mahon; Teleph. 21.314, Cable Ad : Jikel

20258; Cable(Cambodge)

Avenue “L’Impartial,” Journal Quotidien—

Rue DaruBoulloche. Paris Office: 17 63, Rue Catinaf ; Teleph. 20.447

B5

Bl30 SAIGON

"L’Opinion,” Journal Quotidien—146> Office Central

chinois, du Tourisme

Organisme Indo-le

Offieiel pour

Rue Rellerin Developpement du Tourisme enTyi^ph.

Indo-

MASONIC chine—22, Rue Lagrandiere;

21702; Tel4g. Tourindo

A. Bourrin, directeur

Ancient & Accepted Scottish Rite Ogliastro ife Co., Louis, General Mer-

—Temple: 153, Rue MacMahon;

P.O. Box 139. Jurisdiction of the Agents—50,chants and Shipping and Insurance

Supreme

Colonies: Council for France

Areopage: and Her Ad: Ogliastro:QuaiCodes:

“La Fraternity

de Belgique; Cable

A.B.C. 5thScott’s

and

d’Extreme-Orient” No. 579 6th edns., Lieber’s, Bentley’s,

Rose-Croix Chapter No. 431: “Con- Acme & Lugagne

fucius”of Perfection No. 555 “ Les Agencies:

Lodge

Abeilles d’Orient” Central

CaliforniaAgency, Ltd., Glasgow

Packing Corpn., San

Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Francisco

France: Lodge No. 401: “La Ruche Cross & Blackwell, London

d’Orient” Tanqueray

London Gordon & Co., Ltd.,

Areopage Le Reveil de l’Orient Jules Robin S. A., Cognac

(Grand Orient de France)—30, Park’s

HayeConfectionery Works, Ltd., La

Rue Taberd W. R Haig

Jacob&&Co.,

Co.,London

Dublin

Rite Ecossais Ancian Accepte, Loge John

—401, “La Ruch Orient” Anglo-French Textile Co., Madras

Loge Khong Phu Ts Cie d’Assurance General es Centre

ITncendie & lesCo.,

Royal Explosions,Liverpool

Paris

Messageries Fluviales de Oochin- GeneralInsurance

Milk Co., NewLtd.,

York

Chine (Capital: 10,000,000 Francs)— Cie d’Assurance Gentirales sur la

Siege Social: 5, Rue d Athenes, Paris Vie.

Cie d’Assurances “Le Nord” Centre

Messageries IVIaritimes — Khan-hoi PIncendie et les Accidents

E. Pascalis, agent general for French Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Mfg.

Indo-China and the Straits Co., Manila

M. Brodbecker, agent for Saigon

L. Challiol and A. Jouve, sub-agents Porta.il,

Papeterie,Albert, Imprimerie.

Journaux Librairie,

et Publications,

Agencies: Objets d’Art et Maroquinerie

British India S.N. Co., Ltd.

Osaka Shosen Kaisha (Europe) Magasins

Rue de Vente

Catinat; et Bureau:

Ateliers: 1, Rue 185 a 189,—

Rudyard

Cie. Gen. Transatlantique (Passages) Kipling Boite Postale No. 283; Teleph.

Cie.Line)

Gen. Transatlantique (French 20051; Succursale: 16, Avenue Boulloche,

Pnom-Penh (Cambodge)

Mission de Saigon (Cochinchinb)— Rizeries d’Extreme Orient—Bureau et

Eveche, 180, Rue Richaud Siege

CholonSocial; 301, Quai des Jonques,

Vicar Apostolic—Mgr. I. Dumortier

Pro.-Vicar General—E. Soullard

Secretaries

Coopman Bishop—A. De Societe

to T.theThanh

and

Anon.yme Etablissements

Dumarest d’Indochine—

Saigon Cathedral—

E. Soullard, E. Iricoire, J. Yen

Saigon Seminary—6,

Superior—A. Boulevard Luro Societe

Delagnes de la Anonyme

Maison L.pour l’Exploitation

Capfort (Capital:

Professors—R. Seminel, R. Detry, 2,500,000 Francs)—125, Rue Catinat

F. Parrel, P. Pouclet, P. Chanh Soci&te

Procure des Missions

Colombert

Etrangeres—4,Rue Denis Anonyme des Riz d’Indochine,

Freres, Exportateurs de Riz et

P Moreau Mais—2, Rue Catinat; Tel^phs.

20.234 et 20.235; Cable Ad: 20.233,

Compafinch.

Mission de Vinh-long (Cochinchine)— Agence de la Cie Franco Indocninoise:

Vic. Apostolic—Mgr. P. Chuc 25, Rue General Foy, Paris (VIII°)

 SAIGON Bl31

Conseil d’Administration SocifeTfe Indochinoise de

Mecanique (Anciens Etablissements Materiel

Etienne Denis,administrateur

president A1 Denholm),

Max Denis,

De Ferry, do. Capita, de 180,000Soci^te

Piastres,Anonyme au

Consulting

Delalande, do. Engineers—Siege Social: 22-24, Rue

Souhaite, do. Catinat, Saigon; Direction Technique

Rousseau, do. & Ateliers: 1, Quai du Canal Trans-

versal, Cholon; Teleph. Cholon 30588;

SoClriTE COMMERCIALE P.O. BoxSaigon;

FrANCALSE DE L’lN- Dengin, 248, Code:

Saigon; CableSecond

Bentley’s Ad:

do-Chine, Soci^t4 Anonyme—Bureau;

15, Quai de Belgique; Cable Ad: Rauzy

E. Ville, managing director Societe Indochinoise de Plantation

Agencies : d’Heveas

Dodwell Castle Line Social: 19, (Societe Anonyme)

Rue Vannier a —Saigon;

Siege

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Direction pour ITndochine

Teleph. No. 7, a Xuanloc a Xuanloc;

Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Oslo Paul Baudoin, president

Klaveness Line Line, Ltd.

Australian-Oriental

The De La Lama Steamship Co., Inc. Arnaud de Vogue, administrateur-

L’Urbaine & La Seine, Paris (Ac- delegue

cident.)

L’Urbaine, Paris (Fire)

L’Urbaine,

TheCanton, Paris

UnionLtd. (Life) Society of Societe

Insurance

Indochinoise de Transports,

Automobiles (Chrysler), Transports

(Fire and Marine) Touristiques—4, Rue Filippini; Cable

Ad: Sit

Societe Commerciale Mazet, General Societe Nestle, Laits Condenses Sucr£,

Importers

Spirits, Rums & and Exporters. Specialty:

Liqueur—20, Non-sucre,

Rue Lact^e, St4rilis4; Cr&me, Farine

Paul Blanchy; Cable Ad: Mazet Fromages, Chocolats et Bonbons

M. Louis Noorkhan, manager —35

20287; P.O. Box 297; Cable Ad: Nestis

Societe d’Exploitation des Etablisse- J. Kassel, directeur

ments Brossard-Morin, Entreprises J. Deslex I M. Quillet

Generales — Siege Social: Fonde Pouvoirs | G. Colin

Cable Ad: Brosexploi, Agences: Saigon.

Saigon,

Pnom Penh, Singapore and Tientsin Societe d’Oxygene et d’Acetylene de

J. Fontaine, directeur-gen^ral Extreme Orient—Siege Social: 48, Reu

Agence

Teleph.de94Saigon: 48, Rue Richaud; St. Lazare, Paris

Societe Franqaise

l’Indochine des Distilleries

(Anciens de Societe V. Pellas & Co. (Limited

Etablissements

A. R. Fontaine & Co.)—Siege Social: 10, Liability Company,

Import, Export, ShippingCapital $100,000),

and Insurance

leRue la Bo^tie,et Paris.

Tonkin

Boulevard le NordDirection

Gambetta,leHanoi. Annam: pour

55,

Direction,

Agents, Dealers for the

Tractor Co., John Deerekillefer, LeCaterpillar

pour la Cochinchine, Cam bodge et le Tourneau,

Correspondents La Plant

for theChoate,

Ste Ameetc.,

Sud-Annam:

Cable Ad: Distamy117, Rue Richand, Saigon; Francaise des Machines Marelli, Paris

—Head Office: Saigon, 15-16, Quai Le

Myre de Vilers; Cable Ad: Virpe

Societe Havraise Indochinoise (Soci^te V. Pellas, managing director

Anonyme,) Rice and Export Produce, C.R. Fichet

Shipping Insurance—44,

Cable Ad: Havraise; Usual CodesRue Lefebvre; Franceschini |1 A.M. Mialhe

Mut

Soci&te Societe des Plantations des Terres-

Soci^W Immobiliere

Anonyme G^ranee de l’Indo-Chine,

dTmmeubles Rouges (Capital: 110,000,000 de Frs.)—

—Siege Social: 42, Boulevard Bonard Siege Social: 236, Rue Mac-Mahon

B5*

 B132 SAIGOX-hI^HOLON

SOCIETE DES TjlANSPOETS ET. MeSSAGERIES

de l’Indoohine (Anciennement Y. Succursale a Pnom-Penh—95,

Ippolito and Grand Garage Khemer), M. Auzenda, directeur Rue Raire

Gapibal 6,500,000 francs. Agent General

des Automobiles Peugeot, Grand Garage Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—1, Rue

etAutomobiles

AfeUerde Constructions

i Canots, Mecaniques.

Velos-Motos Ac- Georges Guyhemer

.cessoires A. Brancart, manager

Joumakerset Subventionnes

Piece Detack^fes, Services,

Voyageurs G.P. L.H. Boutron,

McLachlan,.chief

marketingaccountant

assistant

' en

41, Cochinchine

Rue d’Espagne;et au Teleph.

Cambodge—37

132; Ruea E, S. Lacour, do.

Hassakan, Pnom Penh (Cambodge);

Teleph. 54 Tourist Information Bureau, A

Sqciete Ukraine Fonciere Indo-chinoise Government to the Non-Profit Institution

Si£ge Social: 24, Rue,

Teleph. 619; Cable Ad: S. U. F. 1Regrandiere; inDevoted

Indo-China—22,Development of Travel

Rue Lagrandiere;

Teleph. 21702; T4kg. Tourindo

Stand are-Vacuum Oil Co.—Banque de A. Bourrin, directeur

I’Thdocnihe Building; Cable Ad :

Standvac

C. J Lafferty, general manager Union Commerciale Indoohinoise et

Africaine, Agence de Saigon,

for Indo-China Importation, Exportation, Con-

E. W. Nelson, manager (Saigon signation de Navires, Agence de

Division) Compagnies d’Assurances—135, Bou-

M. L. Ulrich, attorney levard Chamer; Cable Ad : Ucindo

J. F. Lefebvre, do. R. Dubois, directeur de Pagence

A. Grougrou. ' do.

W. C. Palmer

J. B. du Villarg

G.W. McGrane, Union Commerciale Indochinoise &

T. Costen, accountant

do. Africaine, Grands Magasins Charner—

R. Marinho Angle

(GrandsBoulevard

Magasins deCharner et Bonard

Nouveautes)

J. Bouillot, supt. (Nhabe)

CHOLON

This town, distant four miles from Saigon, with which it is connected by one

electric

Colony. and two steam

Cholon may betramways,

said to beis the

the granary

seat of most of the Chinese

of Cochin-China, and istrade

the ofcentre

the

ofbeing

muchnocommercial activity. Most of the rice mills are located in this

fewer than 10, of which five are owned by a French society. The town place, there

isAnnamites,

administered by a Municipal

and partly of Chinese. Council, composedis partly

The population of French,

about 200,000. The partly

principalof

buildings are the Mairie (Town Hall), the Inspection (Provincial Government), the

Maternityin the

pagodas andcity.

the Hdpital. There are also a fair number of gorgeous Chinese

 CHOLON B133

DIRECTORY

VILLE DE CHOLON REGION DE SAIGON-CHOLON

. Commission Municipale Secteur de Cholon

President—Jean Mazet Delegation Speciale—Cordier, Henri,

Membres Titulaires Francais-^Souhaite chef de Bureau H. cl. des Services

(ler adjoint), de Ligondes, Bardouillet Civils, d^legue special

Membres Titulaires Annamites — Ngo- Comptabilite Regionale—Dejean de la

Yan-Hue (2e adjoint), Nguyen-Dang- Batie, Robert, chef de Bureau de

Lieng lere cl. des cadres regionaux d£-

Membres Titulaires Chinois—Du-Xuong tache, chef de Service

(36 Hygiene —Dr. Favot, Marcel, m6decin

Phamadjoint), Luu-Canh, Truong-Chan- principal de 2e cl. de FAssistance

Medicale, chef de Service

Membres Suppleants Francais—Challa- R6gie des Halles et Marches—

mel, Joly Leonelli, Joseph, controleur princi-

Membres Suppleants Chinois — Lau-

Tsang, Tao-Dien-Tuong pal H, cl., Rons de Regisseur

Regie des Abattoirs—Ferreri,

regisseur H, cl., regisseur Dominique,

Regie d’Ebouages et Vidanges—Guali-

Administration Municipale no, Jean, r^gisseur H. cl., r^gisseur

Secretariat-General—Cordier, Henri, chef Service du Plan et Extensions—Legris,

de Bureau hors cl. des S. C., chef du Marcel,

Service ingenieur, de lere cl., chef de

Secretariat Service des Eaux et d'Electricit6—

Comptabilite—Dejean

chef de Bureau declasse

la Batie,

de lerechef desRobert,

Cadres Tournier, Marcel, ingenieur de 46 cl.,

Regionaux Detache, de Service chef de Service

Commissariat du 4eme Arrondissement—

Etat-Civil—Le-Phat-Tinh, Joseph, chef Specht, Max, cdmmissaire de Lere cl.,

de Bureau hors cl. de la Municipalite de commissaire

Cholon, chef de Service Commissariat duGeorge,

5eme brigadier

Arrondissement

Enseignement—Patrat, Elisee, professeur

ppal hors cl. de I’Enseignement Prim- —Rossignol, H. cl.,

aire, inspecteur des Ecoles Municipales Rons de commissaire

Assistance Epizootics—Dr. Lebon, Emile, veter-

m^decin contractuel, m6decm-chef Paul,

Medicale—Dr. Pradal, de la inaire contractual, chef de Service

Recette

Polyclinique

Andre, Municipale;

m^decin contractuel,Dr. charge

Pugnaire,

du payeur de.Regionale—Leschi, Francois,

lere cl., receveur regional

Service d’Otorhino-Laryngologie; Dr. Contributions Directes—Bose, Fran-

Nguyen-Van-Tan, m^decin contractuel, cois, administrateur-adjoint de 16re

charge du Service d’Ophtalmologie; cl. des Services Civils, ffotts de Con-

X, medecin contractuel, charge Dr.

du troleur

Conservation Fonci6re — Rollin,

Service de StomatologicNguyen-Van

Cha, medecin Indochinois de lere, cl., Ernest, conservateur principal de

lere cl.,Lalung-Bonnaire—Dr.

conservateur

lacharge de la Clinique-Maternite

Creche-Garderie de Binhddng;et Le- de Hopital

Antoine, inedecin principal de 16re

Fabry,

Yan-Xuyen. medecin Indochinois

lere cl., charge de la Cr6che-Garderie de cl. de PAssistance M6dicale, m6de-

de Xom-Cui; Le-Van-Cam, m^decin cin-chef

Indochinois de 26me cl,, charge de la Hopital de Choquan—Dr. Baccialone,

Creche-Garderie de Binhtay Louis, medecin de lere cl. de 1’Assist-

Recette Municipale—Leschi, Fran^eis, ance M6dicale, m6decin-chef

payeur

municipal de lere . classe, receveur Maternite—Dr. Eliche, m6decin con-

tractuel, m6decin-chef

 CAMBODGrE

Cambodia, the kingdom of the Khmer, extends from 101 deg. 30 min. to 104

deg.

It was 30 min. longitude

reduced to itsE.present

of Paris,proportions

and from in10 1860 deg. by30 the

min.annexation

to ! 4 deg.of latitude.

its two

richest provinces, Angkor and Battambang, to Siam. Its

miles. It is bounded on the south-west by the Gulf of Siam, on the south-east area is about 62,000 square

by French

Cochin-China, on the north by the French Laos, and on the north-west and west

by Angkor

and, and Battambang.

after passing through French The noble river Mekong

Cochin-China, flowsitself,

empties throughbythea kingdom,

number

oflikemouths,

the Nileinto the sea.lays The

in Egypt, the Mekong is theof grand

greater part waterway

the country underof water

Cambodia, and,

annually,

greatly increasing its fertility. The soil of Cambodia is rich

pepper, indigo, cotton, tobacco, sugar, maize and cardamoms are cultivated. Coffeeand productive, and rice,

and spices of all sorts could be grown. Among woods, ebony, rose, sapan, pine,

and

in theother valuable

forests. Ironsorts exist,quality

of good no fewerhas than

been 80discovered,

different kinds

and it ofis timber

affirmedbeing

that found

there

are gold, silver, and lead mines in the mountains. The fisheries of Cambodia are very

ofproductive,

fish oil areandalsosaltproduced.

fish forms one of the chief articles of export. Large quantities

muchCambodia was once anthan

higher civilisation extensive

that andwhichpowerful State, andin proofs

now prevails that it possessed

the country are to bea

found in the architectural remnants of former grandeur. The noble ruins of the

ancient

which nowcityinhabits

of Angkor are monuments

Cambodia. The Cambodiansof a people

differmuch superior

entirely fromtotheir

theneighbours,

feeble race

the Annamites, both in features and customs. Polygamy is practised among them.

The

havetheprevailing

allowed religion

tradeoftois1884,

Buddhism. The people are apathetic

Slavery, andsinceindolent, and

by FrenchtheTreaty fall into

has the hands

almost of Chinese.

disappeared. its abolition

The Government of Cambodia is a monarchy under French protection. In June,

1884,country

the King Norodom

was handed signedover

a newto Treaty

Frenchwith France, bySince

Residents. whichthetheConvention

administration

of 1892of

the native functionaries have been appointed by the King, under the control of the

French Administration, and paid from the treasury of this kingdom.

Phnom-penh,

situated on the riverthe Mekong,

present nearly

capitalinoftheCambodia andkingdom.

heart of the seat of theTheGovernment,

king^s palaceis

is a large building, and the portion devoted to his use is built and furnished in European

style. French functionaries have charge of the Treasury, Sanitary Board, ad-

ministration improved

considerably of justice, under customs, public works

the present rule. Manyand taxes.

roadsPhnom-penh

have been made has been

and

numerous sanitary works carried out in the town, such as drainage works,

the filling upandof electric

waterworks pools, marshes,

light. etc. Treasury,

The The townin has the also beenKhmer

ancient provided stylewithof

architecture, is a most remarkable building. The other prominent public buildings

are the Post Office, Court, Hospital, Personnel and Registration Office, Commissariat

ofHarbour

Police, Office

barracks andfortheMarine Infantry,

Indo-China BankPublic Works Office,Fluviales

and Messageries Commercial Museum,

agencies. The

Resident Sup^rieur has a handsome residence in the city. _ Though the country is as yet

undeveloped, trade is extending considerably. Cambodia has no seaports of any im-

portance,

dues haveandbeen the imposed

import and sinceexport

July,trade

1887,passes

withthrough the portin offavour

exemptions Saigon.of Customs

French

goods and shipping. The tariff is based

in certain points. The port of Kampot can only be frequented byon the general tariff of France,

smallmodified

native

coasting

with the vessels

principalfromtownsSiam andinterior,

of the by Chinese

Saigon,junks.

Angkor,Easyandcommunication

Battambang, and is afforded

Stung-

treng and Khone, in the Laos, by subsidized mail steamers of the Messageries

Fluvi ales.

bodia, and aTelegraphic

land wire communication

passing throughexists between

Cambodia andtheLaosprincipal

connectstowns of Cam-

Cochin-China

with Bangkok and Tavoy (Burmah).

 CAMBODGE B135

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Banque de l’Indochine—Telephs. 61 et Denis Feeees dYndochine, Importa-

tion-Exportation, Assurances, Lloyd’s

240;

Codes:Cable Ad: Indochine,

Bentley’s & PetersonPnom Penh; Agents—

3rd Edition Lignon, manager

Lacaze,

Le Corre,assistant

do.

Beousse, Alix, Magasins

Coiffeur, Parfumerie, Chapellerie,Modernes Lepelletier, do. (Export Dept.)

Chaussures, Nouveautes, Articles pour

Homme et de Sport—14,

Quai Lagrandierei; Teleph. 15,10416 et 17, Etablissements Dumaeest d’Indochine,

Importation-Exportation

Norodom, Phom Penh; —Cable 72, QuaiAd:

COMPAGNIE DE COMMEECE ET DE NAVIGA- Dumarest. Siege Social: Saigon

TION d’Exteeme, Oeient,

Exportation, Assurance— Importation- Exploitation Foeestieee du Mekong

P. Blacconi, fonde de pouvoirs Phom Penh, Toutes Essences de Bois—

Heng Yi, compradore Usine a Chrui; Changwar; Teleph. 8;

Cable Ad: Forestiere, Phom Penh

CoMPAGNIE FeANCO-Am^EICAINE D’ASS- Mont-de-Piete Le

en Regie Indieecte—

Secretaire-General de la Mairie„

ueances— controleur

Henri Marinetti, directeur-particulier

SoCIETE FeANCAISE DES DlSTILLEEIES

CoMPAGNIE G&NEEALE DES SoiES DE de l’Indochine. Riz-Alcools—Direc-

tion pour la Cochinchine et le

Feance et d’Indochine (Au Capital Cambodge—117, Rue Richaud,Distamy.

Saigon;

de Francs 7,000,000) — Cable Ad : Adresse Telegraphique:

Cosofrindo

tional Phnompenh;

Lugagne. DirectionCode: Interna-

Generale: 19, Usine a Russcy-Keo (Cambodge)

Place Tolozan, Lyon Soies Cambodgede&_ 6,000,000

Cochinchine (Soc. An.

au Capita] de Francs)—

CoMPAGNIE SAIGONNAISE DE NAVIGATION Si^ge Social: Saigon; Usines et Bureaux:

et de Teanspoets—Teleph. 52 Pnom-Penh; Teleph. 32; Cable Ad:

Lienart, hon. agent-principal Cosofrindo, PnomAgent

International. Penh;enCode; Lugagne

France: Cie,

Agent-. Generale des Soies de France et d’Indo-

Messageries Maritimes chine (19, Place Tolozan, Lyon); Teleph.

Chargeurs R^unis Barre 9-57; Cable Ad: Cosforindo, Lyon

 SIAMESE MONEY", WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

MONEY

44 Bats

Salii’ngs oror 11 BatorTical

Tamlii’np- == $2-40 j[ 50]00Cli’angs

$0' 6 0 or 1 Hap = $2,400-00

20 Tamlu’ngs or 1 Ch’ang = $48-00 Haps or 1 Tara =$240,000-00

The standard of weight being the coin of the country, weights are designated by the same

terms. A Tical weighs 236 grains troy.

The Siamese standard of weight is just double that of the Chines,e, and goods are bought

andjsold in Bangkok more by the Chinese than the Siamese standard.

LONG MEASURE

1 Niw =t i| inch

12 Niws make 1 K’u’p = inches

2 K’u’ps make 1 Sawk = 19£ inches

4 Sawks make 1 Wah = 78 inches

20 Wahs make 1 S6n =130 feet

400 Sens make 1 Yot — 9| statute miles

No

width or 36,864 Siamese inches, being equivalent to 169 square feet.

DRY MEASURE

120 Tanan

T&nans make 1 Tang = 15 pints I| 10025 Tangs

1^ pints Tanansor 80 Sat make

make 11 Sat

Keean (Coyan).

A Keean is 20 Piculs; a Picul is 133|lbs. avoirdupois.

The metric system is widely used in commerce. A law promulgated in 1924 provides that

the metric system shall be the standardised and legalised system of weights and measures in

Siam, but this law is optional for the time being.

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and. Afanafactnvers in this

ter-nitory, also a Jjist of Cattle

Addresses, will be foand at the

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Firms follows Hong Fong.

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 THAILAND

(Formerly Siam)

The kingdom of Thailand, of which Bangkok is the capital, extends from

the latitude of about 20 deg. north to the Gulf called after itself. It is bounded

on the west by Burma and the Bay of Bengal, and on the east by the Mekong

and the French protectorates of Luang Prabang and Cambodia. Formerly the

Lai Mountains were claimed as the eastern boundary, but in 1893 the French

pressed

river, and the theclaims

Thaiofwere

Annam to thetoterritory

compelled retire. between

The mosttheimportant

mountains partandof the

the

kingdom lies in the valley of the Menam, the country of the true Thai. The

boundaries of Thailand on the Bay of Bengal, reach from Burma in a souther-

ly line to the northern frontier of Kelantan and Kedah in the Malayan Pen-

insula

enormous in the latitude

deposits of tinof about

ore, is7 included

deg. north.in theTheterritories

island of ofPuket, containing

Thailand. The

boundary line runs south-east from the mouth of the Perlis River across the

Peninsula slightly to the north of Kota Bharu, the capital of Kelantan. Under

the Treaty of 1909 Thailand, ceded to Great Britain her Malay dependencies of

Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan and Trengganu. The kingdom also comprises a great

part of the ancient domain of Lao, but the rich and valuable possession of

Battambang, once a part of the kingdom of Cambodia, was ceded to France in

1907. A treaty concluded between France and Thailand in 1904 settled some

disputed points with regard to the frontier between Thailand, and Cambodia

and Thailand and French Jndo-China. By a further treaty in 1907 the terri-

intories of Battambang,

exchange Sien-reapOf and

for the district KratAngkor were slight

and soine ceded byconcessions

Thailand into Dansai

France

(Laos). France, at the same time, agreed to tire gradual abandonment of the

extra-territorial privileges hitherto ehjoyed by French-Asiatic subjects and pro-

teges in Thailand, During the second decade of this century Thailand con-

cluded new General and Commercial Treaties with nearly all countries with

which she has relations. By these treaties Thailand obtained complete fiscal

and jurisdictional autonomy, subject to certain temporary limitations and

safeguards. These treaties

tiated fresh: treaties with thehavevarious

now been denounced

countries, whichandwereThailand

notified hasin nego-

1938.

The former capital of Thailand was Ayuthia, situated on the Menam Chao

Phya river, about 90 miles from its mouth. In 1767 a series

perate combats between the Thai and the Burmese culminated in the capture of bloody and des-

and destruction of that city by the victorious Burmese general and the conse-

quent exodus of the conquered. They moved down the river about 60 miles,

and there founded the present populous and flourishing city of Bangkok. The

chief of the Thai Army rallied the scattered troops, and, building a walled city

at Dhonburi (i.e., Bangkok on the west bank of the river, the modern capital

being mainly on the east bank), declared himself King under the title P’ya

Tak. In 1782 P’ya Tak became insane, and the kingdom passed to his most

distinguished general, named Chao P’ya Chakkrr who founded the present

dynasty. The actual revenue of Thailand is now over nine million pounds

sterling. Prior to 1896 when a European financial adviser was first engaged

for the purpose of reorganising the national finances, the revenue accounted

for was little more than Ticals 18,000,000 but the amount steadily increased,

and for the year ending March 31st, 1930, reached Ticals 107,117,933. Since

then Thailand has felt the effects of the world depression. In the year 1937-38

the actual revenue amounted to Ticals 108,908,502, while expenditure for the

same period totalled Ticals 101,627,102. The figures for 1938-39 are Ticals 109,-

425,940 and Ticals 57,879,979 respectively. Owing to modifications in the fiscal

year,

1939. there wasperiod,

In this a special budgetaryrevenue

approximate period was

of 6 Ticals

months,58,536,610,

April 1 toandSeptember

expenditure30,

Ticals 61,181,030. For the subsequent 12 months, budget estimates were as follows:

B138 THAILAND

Estimated

capital expenditure in the same 735;

revenue Ticals 124,060, periodestimated expenditureATicals

Ticals 22,889,364. 124,058,643;of

readjustment

the Thai Calendar has been made so that the year of the

2484 shall begin on January 1, 1941. Thailand floated her first Internal Loan Buddhist Era

(of Ticals 10 million) in May, 1933. A proposal to adopt the gold stan-

dard was mooted in 1899, but did not come to anything till November, 1902;

when the Mint was closed to the free coinage of silver. The gold standard was

abandoned by force of economic pressure on May 11th, 1932 and the currency

was linked to Sterling. The annual capitation tax formerly paid by all under

Thai jurisdiction has been abolished. The fiscal system of the country has now

been reorganised under Revenue Code promulgated in 1939 (comprising income

tax, business tax, stamp duty, etc.). Thailand entered the Universal Postal

Union on the 1st, July, 1885.

The first railway line, from Bangkok to Paknam, was opened by the King

on the 11th, April, 1893. Another railway, a Government line via Ayuthia to

Korat, was the first important line completed. The first section, from Bangkok

to Ayuthia, a distance of about 50 miles, was opened on the 26th, March, 1897.

Another section, to Gengkoi, was opened on November 1st, 1897, a third, to

Hinlap, on April 1st, 1898, and the whole line was opened to traffic in Novem-

ber, 1900. The construction of a line branching off the Korat line near Ayuthia

and intended to open up the country to Chiengmai was commenced in June,

1898, and the first section (42 kilometres) to Lopburi was opened to traffic on

1st, April, 1901. The next section, Lopburi-Paknampo (118 km.), was opened

to traffic in November, 1905, the section to Pitsanulok in 1907, and the last

section to Chiengmai on January 1st, 1922. The line running south-west to

Petchaburi, vid Ratburi, 152 km. long, was opened to traffic in the early part

ofPetchaburi,

1903. In and

1909 has

the now

construction of this Southern

been completed to the Kedahline was continued

frontier from

at Padang

Besar and to the Kelantan frontier at Sungei Golok. A through rail service

between Bangkok and Penang was opened on July 1st, 1918, and the journey

only takes 26 hours. A bi-weekly International express runs regularly from

Bangkok-Penang and Penang-Bangkok. The Eastern line from Bangkok to

Petriew was completed in 1908. It has now been continued to Aranya Prades

near the Cambodian frontier. The Korat line has been continued to Ubon. A

further section of the North line, to Ban Dara, was opened in November, 1908,

and a section to Utaradit and Pang Ton Phung, with a branch line to Sawan-

kalok, at the end of 1909. By November, 1913, the line was open to traffic as

far as Pak Tha, and the survey of the route to Chiengmai had made good

progress. The war delayed the completion of the Northern line, but through

traffic was opened to Chiengmai towards the end of 1921. The total length of

State railways open to traffic on March 31st, 1935, was 3,100 kms. A line from

Koii

compriseKaentheto Meklong

Udorn is andnearlyPhrabad

completed. The private

Companies. A fleetrailway

of steam companies

and

motor launches runs from the metropolis in all directions up-country. The

railway from Bangkok to Paknam is now controlled by the State.

The total value of all imports and exports for the years 1938-40 inclusive

are as follows: Imports

(Ticals) 39 204,422,088 Exports

1938- 216,267,856 (Ticals) 129,630,731

1939- 40 194,685,938

Principal Exports

1935-39 1939-40

Bullion & Coin (Ticals) 27,661,554 (Ticals) 2,268,788

Rice „ 97,419,341

25,101,073 113,044,984

Q

Rubber ' „„ 30,813,762 241,331,369

, 148,934

Tin

Teak 6,694,205 7,765,008

Information regarding the Armed Forces of Thailand is not published, but

they are expanding, and additions to the Royal Thai Navy are constantly being

made.

 TRAIL AN D—BAN G KOK B139

The last census was taken on May 23, 1937, when the total population of

Thailand was found to be 14,464,489, as compared with 11,506,207 in 1929, when

the previous census was taken. Detailed particulars of the subdivision by race

of the population are not yet available.

On June 24, 1932 a successful coup d’etat took place in Bangkok, the result

of which was the acceptance by the King of a form of constitutional govern-

ment. Dissatisfaction with the policy of the new Ministers led to a second and

equally bloodless coup detat on June 20, 1933, headed by Colonel Phya Bahol,

who held the position of Premier until he was succeeded by Colonel, now

Major-General Luang Pibul Songgram, the Prime Minister of Defence at the

end of 1938. In October of the same year, an armed revolt organised by reac-

tionary elements was suppressed by the government. The Constitution provides

that

with the

the King

adviceisand

the consent

Head ofofthethe State; he Assembly,

People’s exercises legislative power through

executive power by and

the State Council, (which corresponds to a Cabinet), and judical power through

the Courts duly established by law.

On March 2, 1935, King Prajadhipok abdicated, and H.M. Ananda Mahidol

was proclaimed King, a Council of .Regency being appointed to act during the

King’s minority.

BANGKOK

The city of Bangkok is situated on both sides of the Menam about 23 miles

from

bank ofwhere

the this

rivermagnificent

is the city stream

proper, empties

encloseditself

partlyintobythea Gulf.

wall. OnThetheRoyal

left

palaces and Government Offices are within the wall, the foreign *hongs, and the

principal rice mills being adjacent to the principal or main street of the city.

The right bank is principally occupied by Thai, Chinese and Mahommedan

residents. The bulk of the business is transacted on the left. Here a road,

called New Road—in Thai, Charurn Krung—extends from the Palace walls to

Bangkolem, and the electric tramway runs along it for a distance of about six

miles. Another electric tramway to Samsen has a length of four miles. Other

linestotal

the opened in 1906,

length being traverse

about 12themil^s.

,city All

and the

its environs

tramway inservices

various aredirections,

in the

hands of the Thai Electric Corporation, Ltd. except the railway to Paknam

which was purchased this year by the State. Various new streets and roads

have been made recently, and its immediate suburbs have now some 400 miles

of carriage roads. There is now also a road running from Bangkok to Don

Muang (22 Kilometers) and thence to Lopburi (135 Kilometers) and one run-

ning South to Paknam (21 Kilometers). Bangkok is in direct wireless com-

munication with Europe. The principal trade of Bangkok and the foundation

on which not only its prosperity but its actual existence mainly rests, is rice.

This article is drawn in immense quantities, not only from the innumerable

fields

which which linethetheGulf

flow into fertilefromvalley of the Menam,

the enormous but from

watershed of thethemountain

adjacentcrescent

rivers

which fringes the northern extremity of the kingdom. The output of this grain

in favourable years is scarcely to be calculated. It not only furnishes support

to the native population of Thailand and the Malay Peninsula, but largely

contributes to the supply of China, Manila, the Straits, Java and Sumatra;

a large amount is also sent to Europe and even to South America. There is

also a large trade in teak-wood and ivory, with very many other minor articles

of native produce which are exported to China and the Straits. Butterfield &

Swire steamers give a regular weekly connection with Hongkong and Swatow;

and the Straits Steamship Co. has a weekly service with Singapore. The Bri-

tish-India

Bangkok. S.TheN.OsakaCo. alsoShosen maintains

Kaisha a maintains

frequent service betweenwith

a connection Singapore and

Singapore

BI40 BANGKOK

and Netherlaxids-Indies. There are always a number of Norwegian and Japan-

ese steamers chartered by Bangkok firms. The Thai Steam Navigation Co.

provides regular connection with the coast ports. Two Japanese lines maintain

direct services between Bangkok and Japan.

The public buildings and. institutions include the Royal Museum, which is

situated in the Wang Na, Bangkok, and consists of two buildings—that on the

left of the approach contains the natural history collections and ethnological

exhibits from Japan, China, Java, :etc.; that on the right (formerly a royal

building) contains the Thai ethnological collection. There are two Protestant

Churches—Christ Church and St. Mary’s Mission; four Roman Catholic Chur-

ches; nine Hospitals (two being maintained by and for the accommodation of

Europeans, with a staff of European nurses). Chulalongkorn Memorial Hos-

pital, maintained by the Thai Red Cross Society, is one of the finest and best

equipped hospitals in the East. The Society has also under its charge the

Pasteur Institute, first opened in 1906. St.. Louis’ Hospital, a spacious build-

ing, was opened in 1899, the Sisters of Charity being in charge. The French

Roman Catholic Mission maintains two schools for boys and two for girls. The

American Presbyterian Mission, also, has a school for boys and one for girls.

The State system of education is thoroughly up' 'to date and the University

comprises Faculties of Medicine, Arts and Sciences, Engineering, and Nursing

and Midwifery. An Act was promulgated in 1921 making elementary education

compulsory and free for boys and girls alike. A new University of Moral and

Political Science was established in June 1934. There are three first-class hotels

—the Oriental, the Rajdhani, belonging to the :State Railways Department, and

the Trocadero—and several smaller ones; and many clubs including—the Bri-

tish Club, the Royal Bangkok Sports Club, The Silom Club and the Royal Turf

Club. The King’s palaces and the temples are magnificent and on a large

scale; the architecture is of a kind peculiar to the country; and there is much

of novelty and interest to be witnessed by the passing traveller. The roads

have been greatly improved. The city throughout its principal streets, as well

as all hotels and principal shops, is lighted with electricity. The last census

of the population of Thailand was taken in May 23, 1937, the figures being:

City of Bangkok—681,214; District of Bangkok—921,617.

The average mean temperature at Bangkok is 82°. The hottest months are

February, March, April and May when the highest temperature recorded in the

shade averages over 100°. The lowest temperature averages 61° Fahr.

The harbour and island of Koh-si-chang, which lie some 20 miles from the

bar and about 50 miles from Bangkok, are places of importance. The harbour,

formed by a strait of sea running between, islands, offers a fine anchorage for

vessels loading rice and teak. The largest ships can load there. A lighthouse

aids vessels to make the entrance. A project for dredging the bar at the mouth

of the Bangkok river is now in execution. Foundations have been laid for a

completely new harbour in the river, below Bangkok, and a dredger, recently

brought from Holland, has begun dredging operations in the bar. It is hoped

eventually to cut a channel 26 feet deep.

*hong = a large shop or store.

 BANGKOK Bl41

DIRECTORY

S.M. Amanita Mahidol, King of Thailand

ft Airmotive Company—2186, Athakarn Fire Insurance! Association of Thai-

Lane

W. G. Carngll, manager land, the—

Chairman—The Anglo-Thai Corpora-

tion, Ltd.

Deputy Chairman—The International

Anglo-French

The, WholesaleDrugand Co.Manufacturing

(Thailand), Engineering Co., Iric.

Chemists and General

Charoen Krung Load, Phitsatien. Importers—361, Committee—Diethelm

and The Borneo Co.,,Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

! Bridge; Teleph. 21789; P. O; Box 131; Secretaries—Donaldson & Lowden,

Cable Ad: Ampsalvas; Code: Private" Chartered Accountants

A. P. Appraille, manager

J. J. Mottet, asst, manager Motor

Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., The, land,Insurance

The— Association of Thai-

Teak, Rice and Produce Merchants, Chairman—Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

Shipping and Insurance Ad:Agents, Deputy

Ltd. Chairman—The Borneo |Co.,

General Importers—Cubic Ang- Committee—The

lothai.

Bangkok,Head Office: London.

Singapore, Penang,Branches:

Bombay poration, Ltd. and Steel BrothersCor-

Anglo-Thai

andJ. Karachi Co.' (Thailand), Ltd. & Lowden,

Secretaries—Donaldson

G. Jekyll, manager Chartered Accountants

A.R. R.L. McMyn, asst, manager

Mabson, signs per pro.

R. D.H. Hempson i Nelson Hay’s Library Association—

J. E.President—Mrs.

Landray Geo. B. McFar-

J.J. A.E. Hart

Scott i| R.C.H.

S. R. Johnson

Aeomb land

Forest Staff ViceMrs.- President

A. G. & Hon. Secretary—

Stredwick

E.G.S.

S. HartleyJ.S. Kinder j H. Foster Hon. Treas.—Mrs.

Pegg of Book G.Committee—Mrs.

Laugesen

Chairman

Apothecaries’ Mrs. W. C. Streatfield

Druggists—73 Hall, and 75,Chemists and

New Road; Library Clerk—Mrs. K. Gottsche

Teleph. 30159; Cable Ad; Apothall; Royal Bangkok Sports Club—Teleph.

Code: Bentley’s 301588;

AsssociATioNs and Clubs H. S.Cable Ad: Sportsclub

Silverthorn, secretary

American BibleAd :Society, Royal Public Health Institute—

Agency—Cable Bibles Thailand Windmill Road

Agency Secretary — Rev. R. O. Thailand Research Society (Founded

Franklin,

Bangkok, Thailand703, Sathom Road, 1904), For the Investigation and

Encouragement of Arts, Science and

Assumption Association, The (Late A. C. Literature in Relation to Thailand and

O. B. A.), Established 1903—901, Wind- Neighbouring Countries

mill Road

Bangkok St. Andrew’s Society— Baguley

Solicitors, & Trade

Tooth,MarkAdvocates and

and Patent

Agents—Cable Ad: Baguley; Code:

Chiengmai Gymkhana Club— A.B.C-

A. H.5thDuke,Edition

barrister-at-law

Chairman—H.

Hon. SecretaryR.

Wood Bangkok Auctioneering

Committee—A. R. Buchanan, K. E. tioneers, Estate Agents, Brokers, Society, Auc-

Wells and N. C. Elder missipn Agents—New Road Com-

Bl42 BANGKOK

Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The (Estab- Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Provisions

lishedOther

and 1865), Governments,

Contractors toCivil, M. —383,

H. S.Me- H. New Ho,

Swee Road;proprietor

Cable Ad: Namkeng

chanical and Motor Engineers, Ship- W. H. Cochrane, manager

builders,

Machine Graving

Shop, Docks,, Garage

Motor Slipways,

and Bangkok Trading Co., Ltd., Importers

Importers — Teleph. 30982 (3 Lines); ofware, Cycles, Tyres and Accessories, Hard-

Wireless Sets, AccessoriesBridge;

and

Cable

Complete Ad: Phrase,

Progress;

AcmeCodes:

and Bentley’s

Western Electrical Goods—Pitstien

Union 5-Letter Cable Bentley’s and Schofield’s 5th

Ad: Buree; Codes: A.B.C.

Board of Directors—Samuel Brig- edn., C. Sibunruang, manager

house (chairman), C. S.

son, W. C. Streatfeild and T. Finnie Eichard-

(manager) BANKS

General Office Banque de l’Indochine—Cable Ad:

R. Allingham, c.A., accountant Indochine

Technical Department R. Busson, manager

J. Swanson, architect R.E. Dillon-Corneck,

Lamache (Billsaccountant

Dept.)

Ian Churchman Lau Bak Tong, compradore

Engineering Workshops

L. L. Lawrie, supt. & engineer Chartered

& China, Bangkok Bank of Agency—

India, Australia

Sh/ip Building & Docking Dept. P. R. Wait, acting agent

D. Knot. B.sc., supt. & dockmaster

Motor Department R.G. F.Sim,Hunter,

accountant

sub-accountant

F. H. Cooke A.

P. H. Taggart, do.

T. Hobbs, do.

Agency Department Khoo Thoon Hong, compradore

J. P. Hall, sales manager Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

D. W. L. Jones poration—Cable Ad : Bintang

Store Department G. de la P. B. FitzGerald, agent

W. Aitchison

J. Millar J.J.C. T.H.M.Edkins,

Jamieson, accountant

W. Marsall,assistant

do.

M. McD. Holmden, do.

Lim

Bangkok House Furnishing Corpn., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., The— Chun Beng, compradore

Ltd.—Office

Road: Teleph.& Work 30797Shop: Phya Thai Bush Lane (Water Front); Telephs.

and Extensions;

Cable Ad: Furnishing 30457 (General Office), 30336 (Com-

Tay pradore’s Dept.); Cable Ad: Para

L. S.Kok Huang,Ming,manager

managing director dise; Code: Bentley’s, Petersen’s &

Private

Ng Yong Sin, asst, manager

K. S. Huang, designer Oversea-Chinese Banking Corpora-

Cheung Tin

M. K. Huang, cashierYiu, accountant tion, Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits

Luang Boon, secretary Settlements) — 184-192, Sam Yaek

New Road; Cable Ad : Bankoversi;

T.P. C.H. S.To,Cheng,

clerk chief clerk Codes: Bentley, Peterson’s and Pri-

vate. Nominal Capital: $40,000,000;

Paid Up Capital: $10,000,000. Head

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd., Proprietors Office: Singapore. Branches at:

ofDaily;

“Bankok Times,” Illustrated Edition Hongkong,

Muar, Seremban, Shanghai,Kuala

Amoy, Lumpur,

Penang,

“Bangkok TimesYVeekly Mail,” Batu Pahat, Malacca, Kelantan,

Directory for Bangkok and Thailand

and Reuter’s Agency — Cable Ad: Rangoon, Batavia, Ipoh, Bangkok,

Times; 5Codes:

A.B.C. Figure Bentley’s 5-Figure and Haiphong Soerabaya, Djambi, Palembang and

W. H. Mundie, m.a., editor Ong Thye Ghee, manager

R. Adey Moore, acting manager Sng Cheng Hee, manager & acct.

 BANGKOK B143

Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd., The— Kuala Lumpur, etc.; Sarawak:

Sibu; Managers: Bangkok Wharf Kuching,

Cable Ad:le Siambank Syndicate; Cable Ad : Borneo; Codes:

C.W. W.K. Taylor,

Count,accountant

manager Acme, Bentley’s, 1st & 2nd, National,

Schofield’s, etc.

Abhorn Krishnamra, sub-accountant Acting

W. P. Chapman,

C. Komalakiti,

do.

do. Signs PerManager—G.

Pro.—E. G.WattsEngland

Chiengmai Branch Assistants

H. E. A. —Ford, N. J.E. Davies,

P. Heath,a.m.i.e.c.,

M. C.

Jote Guna

Lam-pang Kasem, agent

Branch Kechara, Krasindhu Sarutananda,

M. R. Kukrit Pramoj, agent I.H. L.J. MacEwan, E. Peter, A. Tanner,

Widdows, K. G. Wilson, a.c.a.

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd. (Incor- and J. D.toA. Woodroffe

Surveyor Lloyd’s Register of

porated in Thailand), Engineers and Shipping—N. A. Richardson

Merchants — Tapan Hua Takay; Forest Assistants—R. B. Bryce-

Telephs. 22234 & 22235; Cable Ad: Smith, A. R. Buchanan and Nai

Leather.

Westminster, London: 72-74,Paris

S.W.l. Victoria

: 46-48,Street,

Rue Devamitra Kunjara (E. S. Ennals)

Saint Sabin Wharf Manager—S. S. Marr,

Belgian Legation—(Nee Legations) British-American Tobacco Co. (Thai-

land), Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits

Berli Jucker & Co., Importers and Settlements), Cigar Importers Cigarette,

and Tobacco

Cigarette and

Manu-

Exporters—Cable Ad: Berlijuker; facturers — Silom Road; Telephs.

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5- 30991, 30992 & 30648; P. O. Box 8; Cable

Figure Ad:

Herbert Berli, partner KeppelBramtoco.

Road Singapore Office: 11,

A. Berli, do. Directors—F.

HinshelwoodA.andP.L.Skivington,

Taylor L.

Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.—Registered Assistants—Y. Asavaraksh, R. F. Cox,

Office:Hutan Ulu Melintang,

Bernam Estates, Postal J. Mac Kenzieand E. H. L. Rawlinson

Ad: Perak, F.M.S.; Accountant—S. E. Dods

Cable Ad : Palmo, Sabak Bernam. Ban Mai Factory—Teleph. 30405

Acreage: Factory Manager—A. H. Wright

6,431) 8,556 (Cultivated Oil Palms Assistants—J.

Ashwell

L. Elmer and P. C.

W. O. Grut, general manager Accountants—W.J. Burgess and P.D.

Bomray-Burmah Trading Corpora- Up-Country—Chiengrai Tindley

tion, Ltd., Teak Merchants—Head and Chiengmai

Office: Bombay ; Branches: Ran- Assistants—D.V. Byles, A.J. Howard,

goon and Moulmein; Cable Ad: M. M. Pittard, W. Q. Telfer and

Romford; Code: Bentley’s D. I. Vint

W. C. Streatfeild, manager

W. C. Streatfield, manager

E. F. M. van Millingen, upcountry British Legation—(Nee Legations)

manager Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd. (Establ-

A. J. Williams, mill manager

Bangkok—E. L. Gibson and J. Q. Wood ished 1883), Shipchandlers, Rice Mill

Stores, Metal and Hardware Mer

UpKirrage,

Country—T. W. Bevan, P.

M.C.Rajani and P. Sinhaseni chantsB. — Cable Ad : Buanhoseng ;

Codes:

Bentley’sBenley’s CompleteAcmeKhrase,

2nd Phrase, and

Borneo

England), Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in Private. Branch at Samyek, Bang

aires, RiceTeakMerchants,

Millers andShipping

Concession-

and kok,GohThailand

Insurance

Machinery Agents,

and GeneralTextiles,

ImportersMetals,

and WengLieng ChengChuan,

Kiam,managing

director director

Lloyds Agents—Head Office: 143-9, Low Meng Pheow, do.

Fenchurch Street, Bangkok,

London, E.C. 3.; Heng Kia Siang, do.

Branches: Chua Tit Seng, do.

mai. etc.; Thailand:

Malaya: Singapore, Chieng-

Penang, Goh Liang Nghee, secretary

B144 BANGKOK

Butler

Rev. E. M, Tate, ph.d., principal and

Importers — Seekak PhyaAutosSri, City; Mrs. Tate,

Teleph. 20600;

A. G. Davy, manager

Cable Ad: Rev. Allenm.a.Bassett, m.sc. and

W. O. Deacon, accountant Mrs. Bassett

W. J. Sinclair Thompson, b.a.

I.Phra

Leibovitck, Service manager

Prasut Kolakarn, chief salesman W at tana Wittaya Academy & Jane

Hays Memorial School

China Underwriters, Ltd., Marine, Miss Alice J. Ellinwood, b.a. (U.S.A.)

Life and General Insurance—Head Miss J. Fave Kilpatrick, m.a. (U.S.A.)

Office: Hongkong Miss

Miss Mabel

Esther L.Twelker

Jordan (U.S.A.)

Agents—Thoresen & Co., Ltd., 966, Miss Virginia Herst

Suriwongse

Thoresen Road; Cable Ad:

Sub-Agent—T. A, Wergeni, Bandon, Evangelistic Rev.

Work

South Thailand Rev. Graham Fuller, th.m.

A. G. Seigle

Miss

Rev, Margaret

F, C. C.Travaille

McCord (U.S.A.)

and Mrs.

Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd. Travaille

(Incorporated in Thailand),

ineers and Contractors. Speciality: Loyal Civil Eng- School (Chinese)

Reinforced Concrete—Cable Ad: Con- Mrs. A. G. Seigle

crete Student Work

Manager—A. Kann Rasmussen, Mission

B.SC., M.R.S.E.T., C.E.

Asst. Manager S. Kayser, b.sc., GrahamTreasurer

Executive Fuller .& Agent—Mrs.

Secretary—Rev. Paul A.

M.R.S.E.T., C.E. Eakin and Mrs. Eakin

Engineers—Chr. Munk Olesen, Rev. James E. Boren and Mrs. Boren

B. SC., M.R.S.E.T., M.ING.F.,Station O.E., (Fo'unded ‘1861)

Phra Prakdb Yantrakich,' M.sc., Petchaburi Rev. R. W. Post and Mrs. Post

: Associate, Royal Institute, m.r.s.e.t., Miss Bertha M. Mercer

S.F. Basthelro,

Wern, b.so., b.sc.,m.ing.f.,

m. ing: c.e.,r., c.e.,

A. Rev. J. L. Eakin and Mrs. Eakin,

Muller, B.sc., m. ing. f.' , c.e., A. R.N.

Vest, b.sc., m.ing.f., c.e., F. E. Chiengmdi' Station {Founded 1&67)

Evangelistic Work

C.Pedersen,

J. Hunter, b.sc^ a.m.i.e.a.,.

m.ing.f., O.E., c.e., Rev. J.

Holladay S. j Holladay and Mrs.

T.W.S. Milligan, a.m.inst., c.e.,

A. P. Helm, K. G. Norballe, Th. The Prince Royal’s College

Rasmussen* J. Michaelsen,

K. Moltum, H.T. Rev.principal

Kenneth

Michelsen,

Petersen, J.E. Farch, N. P. E.Hjort and E.Mrs.Well,

Wells,m.a.,

m.a. ph.d.,

Jensen, m.af.i., Rev. H. W. Ryburn

I. C. Chu, b.sc.,P. c.e.,

Y. Chu,.

Yub,sc., c.e., McGtlvary Theological Training

Chiang, School

b.sc., c.e., S.Lee,C. b.sc.,

and Walter Hsieh,c.e.,m.s.c.,

e.e. c.e. Rev. N. Carl Elder and Mrs. Elder

Architect—J. Bache Bara Wittiya Academy

Accountants—A. Duus, H. G- Frand- Miss Helen F. McClure, principal

sen and O. Palnum Miss Lucy

Miss Niblock,

Secretary—Nai Bun Toem Saova-

nayon Miss Winnie A. Burr

B. 1. McKinley

Cashier—Nai Charoon Phanich Asylum for Lepers

Purchase

W. G. MeyerDept.—H. and HoP. SekVej-Hansen,

Chun Mr.Mrs.J. McKean

Hugh McKean, supt. and

McCormick Hospital & Medical Work

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Edwin C. Cort, m.d., d.sc., f.a.c.s. and

W.Mrs. Cort (U.S.A.)M.d., f.a.c.s. and

Mrs.H. Kneedler,

Kneedler, r.n.

American Presbyterian

Thailand Road, ( Founded Mission

1840 Station;

) — 717,in Douglas

Sathorn Bangkok Collier,R.m.d.

Collier, m.d. and Mary M.

(U.S.A.)

Cable Ad: Inculcate Miss Helen W. Newman

 BANGKOK Bl45

Lampang Station (Founded 1885) Carrie and Robert (St. Paul’s

Vijja Nari School for Girls Church, Petriu)

Miss Lucy Starling, m.a., principal Perroy and Michel (Church of

Miss Lois M. Fox, b.sc. & h.e. Pachim)

Rev. L. S. Hanna and Mrs. flanna Jacob and Joseph (Uhurch of

Prae Station (Founded 1893) Huaphai)

Rev. H. G. Knox, m.a. and Mrs. Knox Durand and Samuel (Church of

Nan Station (Founded 189i) Lamsai)

Chas. H. Crooks, m.d. and Mrs. Gabriel (Church of Huakrabu)

Crooks Gabriel (Church of Nakhonnajok)

Rev. H. W.(U.S.A.)

Stewart Ambrosio (Church of Banhau)

Emile (Church of Bangplasoi)

Chiengrai Station (Founded 1897) Theophane (Church of Vanjao)

Rev. Ray W. Bachtell and Mrs. Eugene,

BachtellH. Beach, m.d. and Mrs.

William (ChurchLoetscher, Larque and Jqly

of Nakhonxaisri)

Beach, k.n. Andr6 (Church of Concepsang)

Rev. L. J. Beebe and Mrs. Beebe Meunier and Deschamps (Clerical

Pitsanuoke Station (Founded , 1899) Seminary Siraxa)

S. Benthoon Boon Ij;t, m.d. Khorat, Nicolas,

Rochereau Athanase,(Church

and Athanase Carton,

Sritappirat Station (Founded 1900) of Chiengmai)

Rev. M. B. Palmer and Mrs. Palmer

Trang Station, (Founded 1910),

L. C. Bulkley, m.d. and Mrs. Bulkley Consulates—(-See Legations)

(U.S.A.)

Kiuhmgkiang Station, Yunnan, Couper-Johnson k Co., D., Importers

k Exporters, Steamship Agents and

South China (Founded 1917), Insurance Agents—Office: Bantawai;

Mrs. Chas. E. Park (U.S.A.)

Dr.R.N.D. C. Nelson and Mrs. Nelson, Cable Ad : Mundara

Rev. H. E. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas, Danish Legation—(Nee Legations)

R.N.

De Cruze Publicity Bureau, News-

Roman Catholic Church paper, Cinema and Direct-by-mail

(Bangkok, Advertising

Thailand Mission)— J Specialists, Service

Vicar Apostolic: Managers, Advertising Consultants,

Publishers,

Right Rev. Rene Marie Joseph Block Makers—Daily etc. Lantern Slide and

Perros, Bishop of Zoara Mail Build-

Rev. Fathers: ing ; Teleph. 5358; Cable Ad: De-

Perroudon, cruze; Code : Bentley’s

L. A. Chorin,proProcurator

Vicar Apostolic

of Mission J. de Cruze, general manager

Ferlay, Philippe Chaneliere, Victor Diethelm k Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

and Anselme (Assumption Ch- in Switzerland), Merchants and

urch)

Ollier and Joachim (H61y Rosary porters, Commission Agents, General Im-

Church) Engineers, Shipping, In-

Gulielmo

Church) and Tacob (Sancta Cruz surance and Tourist

Office: Diethelm & Co.,Agents

S.-A. —Zurich.

Head

Tapie (St. Francis Xavier Church, laBranches:

Samsen) Lumpur,

Singapore, Penang, Kua-

Bangkok, Saigon and

Antoine

Broizat (Church

Augustinoof Kojai)

and Celestin Haiphong ; Teleph. 22241; Cable

(Church of Banplaina) Ad: Diethelmco; Codes: Bentley’s,

Simon (Church of Chantaboun) Bentley’sRudolf Second, A.B.C. 6th Edition,

Henri and Bernard (Church of Scott’s, Code, Boe CodeMosse,andOriental 3-Letter3-

Schofield’s

Banpeng) Letter Code

Raymond (Church of Paknam- W. Siegenthaler, manager

pho) F. G. van Leuven, signs per pro.

Pio and Vincent (Church of A. F. Somm, do.

Songphinong) K. Vogelsanger, do.

Bl46 BANGKOK

M. Boogerman, assistant Marine Inspection

W. Salzmann, do. Capt. H. Olsen

J. N. Wurtz, do. Kj. Bram | Rob. Hansen

A. Tobler do. Sawmill Dept.

H. Steiner, do. S. Storm Jorgensen

H. Weedon, do. A.do F. Olsen

E.F. Heller, . engineer Brouchoud, Local A. K. M. Mork j A. Sorensen

J.E. Schneiter, do. Inspection & Workshop Dept.

Dickenmann, accountant E. Underdahl

Forests at Prae

A. Gredsted, forest manager

Donaldson & Lowden, Chartered Ac- Bandon P. A. Bloch

countants—9, Chartered Bank Lane ; Forests & Sawmill

Teleph. 30876; Cable Ad: Lowden H. Knudsen, manager

P. Fogh | J. Faber

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The (Incor- Lampang P. Chang,

& Chiengmai Agencies

chief clerk

porated in Denmark), Ship Owners,

Ship Builders, Saw Millers, Oil Millers, Singora Captain

Agency

J. Vosbein

Rice Millers, Rubber and Cocoanut Rubber Estate at Chantaboon

Estate

Tin Mine Owners, Teak Concessionaires

Owners, Exporters and

Importers, General Merchants—Head Mining J. H. Hee, manager

Office: Copenhagen. Branches:Bangkok, Dept. {Takuapa, Western

Bombay, Calcutta, Canton, Capetown, Thailand)

Dalny, Durban, Hankow, Harbin, R. J. Sunner, mine manager

Hongkong,

pur, Johannesburg, Lum- MJE.SAndersen,

KualaMadras, u

Bintang"

accountant

New London, Los Angeles,

York, Penang, Port Elizabeth, H. Larsen, captain

Rangoon,

Shanghai,Saigon, San Sydney,

Singapore, Francisco,Tsingtao,

Seattle, MjS “Muinam”

Vancouver, B.C. and Weihaiwei; Cable V. L. Relster, captain

Ads:

tial), inAsiatic

Bangkok: Pyramide

(General and (Confiden-

Shipping), Eastern Agencies, Ltd., General Mer-

Orienteak

Corporal (Sawmill),

(Export), Kakai

Birma (Rice);(Import),

and at chants—Nai Lert Building; P.O.

Prae, Larnpang, Chiengmai, Bandon, Box 10; Cable Ad : Beehive

Singora and Takuapa, “Asiatic” E. W. Deane, manager

Axel Nielsen, manager

Accounts Dept. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Em. Hansen, chief accountant porated in England), Tin Smelters

1. Zieler I J. Eriksen —Bhuket,

Smelter; Code: West Thailand;

A.B.C. 5thCable Ad:

Edition.

Th. Mailing | Ernst Andersen Head Office: Princes House, 95,

Export Dept. Gresham Street, London E.C. 2.

E. Plesner (On leave) | K. Nielsen

M. Aerenlund | B. Folkerman Head Office in the East: Penang

D. J. Fleming, agent

Import Dept.

O. Brolykke Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trad-

H. H. Hiittemeier | H. Langfeldt ing Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

The Oriental Stores, Ltd. England), Rice Millers and General

E. Jansen Merchants—Cable Ad : Arracan.

Oriental Machinery Stores Head Office: 37-39, Lime St., Lon-

S. Hoyrup don

BasseinBranches:

and Moulmein Rangoon, Akyab,

C. G. V. Caspersen S. B. Bateman, manager

F. Bottger J. A. Arthur, signs per pro.

Shipping Dept. Agencies-.

G. Laugesen I Finn Erie Sun Insurance

Ellerman Office S. S. Co., Ltd.

& Bucknall

H. Andreasen | G. Schmit

 BANGKOK B147

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Ltd., Oxygen, Acetylene, Carbonic poration—(/Sec Banks)

Acid, Welding Equipments & Ac-

cessories and Electrodes—962, Suri- Hotel Royal—Cable Ad: Royalhotel;

wongse Koad ; Cable Ad : Oxygene , Codes: Bentley’s. Proprietors:

Head Office: Quai d’Orsay, Paris Hotel

Martin Chan, manager

Hoo Hoa Seng, commercial re- EmilRoyal, Ltd.manager

Landert,

N. D. Rangan (Reception)

E.presentative

Micaleef, clerk Hua Yoo Heng, Importers—Songwad Rd.

M. Prasert, do.

Bok Panya, godown keeper Imperial Chemical Industries( Malaya),

Fraser

Chemicals, Fertilizers, Dyestuffs and

Manufacturers

“Tiger Beer.” — and

Si Distributors

Phya Road; of

Teleph. Manufacturers’ Raw Materials—Cable

30262; Cable Ad: Atlas. Head Office: Ad: Kakai

S’pore. Branches: throughout Malaya, SoleEastAgents for Thailand;

Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Java,

H. L.Sumatra

Skinner,andmanager

Indo-China

Internationale Crediet-en Handels-

French Legation—(S'ee Legations) Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”, N.Y.,

Importers and Exporters—B.M.C.

General Accident, Fire & Life As- Box Bldg., New

49; Rd.; Telephs. 22211-2;

Cable P.O.

surance Corporation, Ltd.—

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents & Pownall; Codes: Ads:

Acme, Internatio

Bentley’s,

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Private. Head

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. (Incor- Office: Batavia, N. E. I.

W.J.R.H.Pownall,

porated in England), Manufactur-

ers and Retailers of Duplicating van Dam,manager

assistant

Machines, Accessories and Supplies International Engineering Co., Inc.,

—38, New Road; P.O. Box 27; Cable Engineers, Contractors and Importers,

Ad • Gestetners. Head Office for the Shipping and Insurance —Chartered

Far East: 26-30A, Cecil Street, Sin. Bank Lane; P.O. Box 39; Cable Ad:

gapore

J. B. Dunne, gen. mgr. (Far East) Gysom H. F. Scholtz, manager

R. S. C. Bendle, manager (Thai land)

Assistants—S. Thuen, T. Chua, International Rice Co. (Thailand).

Sanit Pra Sert and Eange Thairl Ltd., The, Rice Merchants—Office:

Geyer, Hans, Importer and Exportei Bantawai; Cable Ad: Intacorice

—Sikak Phya Sri; Cable Ad : Geyer Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd., General

Hans Geyer, proprietor Importers, Exporters and Whole-

F. Mueller, assistant sale Diamond Merchants—Teleph.

Grimm & Co., B., Merchants, General Ipekdjian.20273: P.O. Box 60; Cable Ad:

Import, Contractors to H.M.’s Gov- Bldg., P.O. Head Office: Queens

Box 296, Hongkong.

ernment, Engineers, Opticians, Che- Branches, Agents and Representa-

mists; Telephs. 21222 & 20077; P.O. tives in AH the Important Cities of

Box 66, Cable Ad: Siamgrimm; All the World

Codes Used Directors—J. B. Ipekdjian, T. M.

Hamburg-Thai Co., Importers and Bangkok Gregory and H. M. Gregory

Exporters—Mahachai Road; Telephs. Branch

22271 & 22275; Cable Ad: Pelaco S. K.M. HH.ovsep,

Lim,manager

assistant

P. Lamszies, mng. partner Ally M. Nana, compradore

K. von Laer, signs per pro. Jacob Dulsany, cashier

W. Drewes, assistant Brahhm Kader, clerk

G. Koehler, representative (I. G. Jaffer Binjunus, do.

Agfa)

Bl48 BANGKOK

Agencies: Denmark, Legation — (The Royal

rNSfRANCE Danish Consulate-General is also In

The South British Insurance Co., Charge

Envoyof Spanish Interests)and Mini-

Extraordinary

Ltd. (Fire and Marine) ster Plenipotentiary — Hialmar

Royal Exchange Assurance Cor- Collin

poration (Fire and Mairne) - Consul-General—H.M,

Samarang Sea tt Fire Insurance (Absent) and Axel Christiansen

Nielsen (In

0®., Ltd. (Claim Settling Agents) Charge)

Interpreter—Lek Sucitcara

J'AtXxEsE Leo attox—Legations)

France—Telephs. 30958, 30959 & 30861;

Kiam Boa Hexg & Co., Ltd.. (Established Cable Ad: Legafranee

inand1879), Import and Export Merchants Envoye Extraordinaire et Mi-

Manufacturers’ Agents—East Bank, nistre

LepissierPlenipotentiaire—M. Paul

River Menam; Telephs. 20000 k 21180; Premier

Cable Ad: Kimhoaheng; Codes

Acme, Bentley’s 1st & 2nd, Schofield’s Used: Deuxieme Secretaire etBrionval

Secretaire—J. Consul—R.

3-Letter, Oriental 3-Letter & Improved, Plion

Zebra 4th & Wood 3rd Edition Troisieme Secretaire et Vice-Con-

sul—F. Saugon

Attache—M.

Attache JeudyNaval et de 1’Air

Mil itaire,

Kwoxg Koh Long, Bankers and Mer- 7-rCol. Pichon

chants, Teak Concessionaires, Saw- Attaehfi Naval Adjoint — Lt. de

Millers and Exporters; Genrral Im- Vaisseau

porters, and Exporters, Rice Millers

and Rice Exporters Attach^ de Picheral

1’Air-Adjoint—(Vacant)

Ng Cho Nam, sole proprietor Medecin de la Legation—Dr. Her-

Ng Pek Lim, mgr., signs the firm met

Chu Lind Lam Sam, asst, manager, -Consul de France a Xiengmai—

signs per pro C. Notton

J. R. Braga, foreign manager Agence Consulaire k Xiengrai—

A. Decamps

Branch Firms: Vice - Consulate a Nan,

Korat et Chantaboun Actuelle- Oubofie,

Kwong Kim Long, Saw Mills, ment Fermes

Bangkok

Kwong Kim Long Chan, Singapore

Kwong Kam Long, Hongkong Great Britain, Legation and Con-

Kwong Chi Long, Shanghai sulate-General—Cable Ad ; Pro

Kwong Wah Long, Canton drome

Kwong Kim Long, Batavia Envoy Extraordinary and

Kwong Yuk Long Rice Mills, Minister Plenipotentiary—Sir

Bangkok Josiah Crosby, k.b.e., c.i.e.

Kwong Yuk Long Chow Mills, Consul-General (with Local

Bangkok Rank of Counsellor in H.M

Agencies: Diplomatic Service) — W. W.

;, Carl Schlieper, ReimScheid—Tools

Sphering Kalbaum—Medicines CpultasAttache — Comdr. L. N.

Naval

Brownfield, r.n.

LEGATIONS AND CONSULATES Military

Hartmann, Attache—Lt-

m.o., r.a. Col, L. G.

Air Attache—Group-Capt. A. G.

Belgium, Legation and Consulate- Bishop,(Grade

Consul O.B.E., II),

A.F.C.(Local Rank of

General — Teleph. 30840; Cable Ad : 1st Secretary)—R. Whittington

Legabelge Vice-Consul (LocalG. Gilchrist

Rank of 2nd

Envoys Extraordinaire At Ministre Secretary)—A.

Vice-Consuls (Local Rank of 3rd

Plenipotentiare

Beiges—Henri.de.Segaert.

S. M. le Roi des Secretary)—A. J. Edden,- F. H.

Secretaire Inperprete—Paulao Phong Stuart,

AndersonJ. M. Fisher and C. M.

Interprete—Hoang-Yan-H

 BANGKOK B149

Archivist—W. C. Brayne Sweden—

2nd Archivist —W. J. Nimmo Envoy Extraordinary and Minister

Consul (Grade I), Chiengmai— Plenipotentiary—W. Bagge

H. It. Bird Consul-General—W L. Grut

Consul (Grade I), Songkhla—

A. T. Oldham United States of America, Legation

Consul (Grade II), Nakawn (Established May 29, 1856)—1762,

Lampang—W. K.:rimith (Absent)’ Sathorn Road; Teleph. 30247;

Cable Ad : Amlegation

Japan, Legation and Consulate- Envoy Extraordinary and

General—Telephs. :-’0474-5; P.O. Box 4; Minister Plenipotentiary—

Cable Ad: Koshi Dr. Hugh G. Grant

Envoy Extraordinary and Min- 2nd Secretary — J. Holbrook

, ister Plenipotentiary—(.Vacant) Chapman

.1st Secretary and Consul-General 3rd Secretary - Harlan B. Clark

(charge Military Attache—Major William

Asada d’Affaires) — Shunsuke Mayer (Residing

’Naval Attache &

in Peiping)

Naval Attache

Naval Attache — Captain S. for Air—Lk-Comdr. Armit C.

Torigoe Thomas

Military

Tamura Attache — Colonel H. Clerk—Thomas S. Estes

Asst.

lino Military Attache—Major M. U.S.A. Consulate-General (also In

Commercial Secretary—(Vacant) Charge of theSathorn

Cuba)—1764, ConsularRoad;

Interests

Teleph.of

3rd Secretary—

1stConsul—Roknro (Vacant)

Secretary-Interpreter and Vice- 30168; Cable Ad: American Consul

Amada Consul—J. Holbrook Chapman

Vice-Consul—Harlan B. Clark

Chancellors

Hayashi, — H.Sirasaka,

Y. Tsuchiya,

Irie,' N.S. V ice-Consul (Non-Career)—Thomas

Katayanagi and N. Nishino S. Estes

Student Attache—Y. Nose

Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T., Teak

Netherlands, Royal, Legation— Forest Concessionaires, Timber Mer-

Envoy Extraordinary and Minister chants,Insurance

General Importers, Exporters

Plenipotentiary —C. S. Lechner and Bangkok and Nakon

Agents — Branches:

Lampang; Stations

(Absent) at Sukotai, Pahnampko and Raneng;

Charge d’Affaires a. i.—A, J. D. .Cable

Steenstra-Toussaint. Ad: Leonowens

ecre ai r er

Vice-Consul and S t 'y'I d' - Secretaries—Denny, Mott & Dick-

preter of the Legation — F. son, Ltd,, Adelaide House, King

Rutgers William Street, London, E.C-

Chief Clerk—A. Hertzka E. J.manager

Stather, a.s.a.a., general

for Thailand

R. H. St. Amory

Norway, Legation and Consulate- W. Mottershead

General—Bush Lane W.

Charge

Consul—F.d’Affaires a.i.—A.H. Kolstad

X. Dezaunay E. A.G. Haslam,

Davis a.c.a.

Vice-Consul—R. Rose-Andersen M. Trap

Secretary—Miss Jean Heggie Up Country—

F. Frere, up-country manager

P. Page

Portugal, Consulate—Teleph. 30372 R. R. F. Gill

Consul—Dr. Joaquim de Campos Les Suooesseurs de E.C. (Establish-

Chancellor—Jose de Ramos

Interpreters — Ung Choon Kick edand1900), Monod & Co., Importers

Exporters—Bush Lane; Cable

and Lam Ngu Sang Ad : Monod

Spain (Danish Consulate-General In London & Lancashire Insurance

Charge of the Spanish Con Co., Ltd., The—

sulate)— Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents

B150 BANGKOK

Luang Baksa & Co., Auctioneers and Mueller Sri;Hans

Motor Agency—Sikak Phya

CableGeyer,

Ad: Emueller

Valuers, Land, Estate, House and proprietor

General, Commission Agents and Dipl.

Share Brokers

Luang Raksa Naves engineer E. Eisenhofer, managing

Ing.

Phya Sakorn I Nang Raksa Nai Lert, Ice Manufacturers, Motor Boat

Prasitsak | Nai Samran Builders, Hardware Merchants, Im-

Makk’s Tyre Store, Importers and porters and Exporters — Cable Ad:

Motor Car Merchants, Dealers in Lert; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition and

Automobile Tyres and Tubes—Pisa- Bentley’s Phya Bhakdi Norasresth, proprietor

tien Bridge; Teleph. 30775; Cable C. S. Richardson, manager

Ad: Markmodara, Bangkok; Code:

Bentley’s Complete Phrase. Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk

Mark Mojdara, proprietor Co. (Overseas), Ltd.—Borneo Building

Meklong Railway Co., Top Floor,

Ltd., Thai Com- Ad: Nestanglo Yanawa; P.O. Box 1; Cable

pany (Registered at Bangkok)— W. E. Parrish, manager

Directors—S. Brighouse (chairman), R McIntosh Whyte, assistant

Chao

ManavaPhyaRaja Sribibadhana,

Sevi, Comdr. W.PhyaL. J. H. Donofield, do. (Absent)

J. Grut andmanager

R. Holt, J. Knudtzon Netherlands

tablished 1845)—Insurance Co., The (Es-

J. Kerr, asst, manager Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents

G. R. Brooks, secretary

Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd, (Siamese Netherlands Legation —(See Legations)

Co.)—Telephs.

Cable Ad:edns. 30540, 20489

Menamotor; Code:& A.B.C.

30870; New Oriental Bakery, The Only

5th & 6th Bakery in Thailand installed witn

Up to-Date — 2872,Machinery

EntranceElectrically

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Incorporat- Driven Avenue; Teleph. 30077

Oriental

ed in

ExportersJapan), General

— Hongkong Importers and

Bank Codes:

Lane; N. N. Levitsky, manager

Teleph. 31070; Cable Ad: Mitsui; Thong Suk Aniarapan, assistant

Bentley’s and Private New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Head Office: Auckland, N. Z.

Mojdara Typewriter Co., Dealers in Fire,

The Motor

Borneo& Co.,

General

Ltd.,Insurance:

Agents;

Typewriters, Calculating Machines, Cable Ad: Borneo

Cash Registers, Duplicating Machines, Marine Insurance: Thoresen & Co.,

Visible Filing Supplies, Steel Furnitur-

es, Office Appliances—Pisatien Bridge; Ltd., Agents: Cable Ad: Thoresen

Teleph. 30775; Cable Ad: Markmodara,

Bangkok; Code: Bentley’s Complete North British & Mercantile Insurance.

Phrase

Mark Mojdara, mng. director Co., Ltd.—

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents

Moona Thambi Saiboo Marican (M. T. S. Norwegian Legation—(See Legations)

Marican), Cloth and Diamond Merchant Oriental Hotel — Cable Ad: Orien-

and

2601,General Commission

Rachawangse Road;Agent—2599-

Cable Ad: hotel

Thambisa Mrs. A. O. Robins, proprietress

F. Martin, manager

Moona Yousuf Saiboo Marican (M.Y.S. Oriental Machinery Stores (Sole Pro-

Marican), Importers,

WoollenExporters, General

and prietors:

Cloth, Silk,

Manufacturers’ Agents

Merchants

■ — 892-8, Wat porters

Worachakr ofOriental

All

Road;Kinds

Stores, Ltd.), Im-

CableofAd:Machinery—

Machineco

Koh Street; Teleph. 2063;

Yousufsa; Codes: Bentley’s 1st andCable Ad: S.C. Hoyrup, manager asst, manager

2nd Phrase, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions G. V. Caspersen,

and Oriental 3-Letter Code F. Bottger. do.

 BANGKOK B151

Oriental Stores, Ltd., The, Whole sate Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd., The—

Importers—Cable Ad: Oriental Airway House; Cable Ad: Ruadeng

Directors Board of Directors

R. D. —Atkinson,

S. Brighouse

Nielsen,—EmH. Hansen,

Christiansen, Axel

G. Laugesen (chairman),

Duncan and C. S. Richardson

Wm.

and L. Rossel

Manager—L. Rossel Head Office :

R. Combe, manager

Paknam Railway Co., Ltd.— G. R. Brooks, secretary

Assistants—Seng ThongGardner,

Thavisri, D.J.

Directors—Comdr. W. L. Grut Kularb, Gamhang

(chairman), Chao Phya Sribi- Heggie, Prabandh Chatnilabandhu,

badhana, S. Brighouse, J. Karim bin Ibrahim and Koh Buck

Knudtzon and T. A. Gottsche KoonHean Liang, cashier

Secretary—E. Grut Wan

Pisal Panite Trading Co., Importers, Up-Country Staff

Exporters and Commission Agents— H. Ford

Bush Lane; Teleph. 5629; Cable Ad : O. Tratnik I W. Darrell

Pisalnite James Kerr | G. Jorgensen

Agencies

Tatien,at:Bangsai, Ayuthia, Angthong,

Portuguese Consulate—(Nee Lega- Paknampho, Petrieu and Meklong

tions)

Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd.—Cable

Pollard, Thomas H., Consulting En- Ad: Sitinsind at Penang, Renong.

Takuapa and in London. Head

ter, Ship and Engineer Surveyor Office: Capel House, New Broad

to Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Street, London,

at Bangkok—Chartered Bank Lane; Penang. Codes : E.C. Eastern Office:

Teleph. 5394; Cable Ad: Pollard; Combination Broomhall’s Imperial

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Scott’s,

Bentley’s and Western Union

Societe Anonyme Belge pour le Com-

Princes, Sport Outfitters—Nai Lert merce et l’Industrie au Siam (S.

Building; P.O. Box 10; Cable Ad: A.B.), lers, Gold

Court Watchmakers, Jewel-

and Silversmiths,

Beehive

Proprietors—The Eastern Agencies, Importers—Bangkok New Road;General

Teleph.

Ltd. 20436; Cable Ad: Belgosiam; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions. Branch

Roman Catholic Church — (See. Office: W. 60, Celebesstraat, The Hague

Blanwaard

Churches and Missions)

Siam Stationers Hall, Stationers and

and Architects (Import),Road,

Engineers—Asdang Importers

City; Printers—230, New Road; Cable Ad:

Stationers; Code : Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Healey; Codes: A.B.C.

Acme, Broomhall’s, Bentley’s & Private 6th, G. D. P. Weeraratne, proprietor

E. T.Healey, a.r.c.a.,

B. Huat, manager

assistant Steel Bros.Insurance

& Co. (Thailand), Ltd.,Agents

Mer-

chants, and Shipping

Siam Commercial Bank—(See Banks) —1, Chartered Bank Lane; Telephs.

30916-7

W. R. E.F.Haines,

Spearman, manager

Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Soap R.M. E.Constant, asst,

do. manager

Makers,

—P.O. Oil Millers and

Box 50 Private,

; Cable Ad Candle Makers

Codes: Lever’s All :Public

Industries;

Codes

N. F. Nicholson, rang, director SunThailand Life Assurance

avongse District

Road;

Co., of966,

Office:

Teleph. 30319;

Canada—

Suriy-

Cable Ad:

E. C. Cook, sales manager

A J. Webber, asst, sales manager Sunbeam H. Small, acting district manager

T. W. Kinsey, accountant

J. H. Brown, factory manager

J. S. Lee, asst, factory manager Swedish Consulate—(Nee Legations)

B152 BANGKOK

Switzerland General Insurance Co., Asst. Electrical Engineers and— Nai

Ltd.— Prayoonk Kanchanavirojn Nai

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., agents Lek Savanayana

Chief Overseers—NaiSangobSiriphat

and Nai Charoen Angswanont

Thai Cement Co., Ltd., The— Workshop

Directors—Chao

Phya Manava PhyaSevi,

Raja Sribibadhana,

Phya Sri Supt.—(Vacant)

Soraraj Bhakdi, Nai Prasart Asst. Supt.—Wang Tzu How

Sukhum, Nai Chune Pinthanon, Store Chief Clerk—L. S. San

Sen. Lieut, van Ruyabhorn, r.n. Section

and Comdr. W. L. Grut Chief of Section—A. Jonsen

General Manager—C. Friis Jespersen, Chief Clerk—Nai Hock Chuan

c.e.

Works Manager & Secretary — T. Tramways Department

Acting Supt.—Phra Sudasna Bongs

Haastrup, Nielsen, chem. e. Bisuddhi

Accountant—C.

Engineers — A. F.Conradt-Eberlin,

Grove N. Engineer—K. Gottsche

Chief Inspectors—Nai Thieng Mai-

Sub-Accountant—Y.and

Holten-Andersen F. J.Hemmingsen

Bacher sathitya

Tharm and Nai Choom Im Erb

Asst.'' Chief Inspectors — Nai Nuan

Thai Electric Corporation, Ltd. (In- Yaem Ngarm and Nai BooP Ma

corporated by Royal Charter)—Cable Choonliab Orn Namasondhi

Cashier—Nai

AdBoard

: Gaelicof Director? — Jules Jadot

(chairman), H. E.Comdr.

(vice-chairman), Phya Deb Yidura

Grut Thai Navigation Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

(managing director), V.W. L.Dooms in Tbe

Thailand)—

East Asiatic Co.,Ruafai,

Ltd., managing

(managing director). H. E. Chao agents; Cable Ad: Bangkok

Phya Sribibadhana, H. E. Phya Agents

Manava Raja Sevi, Sen. Lt. van

Ruyabhorn, r.n., Nai Chune Steamship Co., Ltd.; CableStraits

at Singapore—The Ad:

Pinthanon, B. de Peyerimhoil de Kapal, Singapore

Fontenelle, J. Knudtzon and E. Vessels—M/S

“Lacon”, S/S “ Bhanurangsi

“Naris”, M/S ”, M/S

“Nibha”,

Ronlez M/S “Pakpanang”, S/S ”,“ Pra-

General Manager—J. Knudtzon chatipok ”, S/S “ Redang S/S

Vice-Manager

Ronlez & Chief Engineer—E. ““Tai

Suddhadib,” S/S S/S“Valaya,”

Secretary—P. Rasquin Terng Kha,” “ BhatanaS/S”

Chief Clerk—L. Thao and S/$ “ Prasit Sin ”

1stSieng

Shorthand

and J. Typists—A.

M. Tooh Hansen Lau Chin

Accbimts Department Thai Press, Ltd., GeneralRoadPrinters and

Book-binders—Siphya

Accountant—J. Aage Hjartved Choo Limsaroj, manager

Asst. Accountants—E. Seidenfa-

den, N. A. Landgren, F. van Thai State Railways, The—Krom Rot

Horen,

Mom ChaoLuang Charyakul

Ajavadis DisakulBodi and Fai Haeng Krung Say am; Cable Ad:

Cashier—Nai Boon Tin Horawong Staterail; Codes Used: A. B. C. 6th

Power Station Edition,

Schofield’sBentley’s

Eclectic Cortiplete

Phrase Phrase &

Supt. Engineer—E. Lacroix Director-General—Col. Luang Seri

Engineers—O. Johansson and T. Reungriddhi

Kjell Chief Controlling Engineer—H. S. H.

Asst. Engineers—H. van Cuylen- Prince Serm

b.a. (Cantab.) Savasti Kridakara,

berg and Fred. M. de Jesus

Electrical Department Central Administration

Supt. Engineer—C. Chief

Phra ofBhadrakich

Central Administration—

Electrical Engineers,N. Endahl

I. E. G. — J. Kosol

Chief of Central Office—Phr*

Richard Bhadrakich Kosol

Engineer—J. L. Champagne

 BANGKOK B153

Stores Manager—Jitti Malila, B.sc. Maintenance Engineers—Krungdeb:

(Hons.)

Chief Medical Adviser—Luang Suri- Luang BisalLuang

Markvidura, S.B.,

yabongse Bisudhibaedhya, m.d. Petchaburi: Rajit Chak-

Legal Secretary—Khun Sutaputra rabandh, Prachin: H.Sukhasvasdi,

Dhanyalakshana S. H. Prince

Dharmabal cert. e. c. l.,Utradit:

Sakarindra, PaknampohSern: Samran

Munga-

Traffic Department radi, b.eng., Lampang:(Acting),

Mom

Traffic Supt. — Lt.-Col. Phra Kam- Luang Korn Isarankura

haeng Riddhirong Geng Koi: Luang Baichitra Pun-

Supt. of Operation—Kasem Sri- yamanop, b.eng., Lamchee: Khun

bayaga, b.com. (Hons.) Chakravicharana Bodhi (Acting),

Goods Traffic Manager—Chalerm Khon Kaen: Khun Bavara Vijaya-

Jayasutra, b.s. (Econ.) kich (Acting), Chumphon: Boon

Passenger Traffic Manager—Cha- Nian Ruenchaichon (Acting), Tung

roon Vimolsiri, b.a. (Com.) Song:scLuang

b.es. , dipl. Lawasut

ing. Yantrasilpa,

e.c.l., Haad Yai:

Manager of Hotels & Restaurant H.

Cars Service—H. S. H. Prince

Khaisaengrabi Rabibadhana varn,S. c.e.

H. Prince Praimakara

and Yala: Yara-

Snid Dhasna-

Manager of StoneYichachan

Division—Lt.-Col. bairochana, b.sc.

Luang Avudhi Mechanical Department

District

Luang Traffic Supts. — Central: Chief Mechanical Engineer—Luang

Northern:Sathol Thongvicharana,

Khun Rothakich Kovat, Roth Rathavicharn

Engineer i/c Technical Office

North Eastern: Lt. Chuer Sarbsarn (Mech.)—H. S. H. Prince Sidh-

and Southern: H. S.*H. Prince yakara Varavarn, s.b.

Varavirakorn Yaravarn, B.s. (Econ.) Engineer i/c Workshops—Poon

Accounts Department Sakuntanag, b.sc. (Tech.)

Chief Auditor—Luang Rob Rukich Supt.

Chief of Division of General Ac-

counts—Sor Sanongnual ViduraofVidhikol,

Motive s.b.Power—Luang

Accountant — Thorsaeng Nandhab- Engineer i/c Electrical Service—

hivadhana Luang Prasiddhi Kolapaaya, e.e.

Cashier—Luang Charoen Rothasin

Auditor—Luang Sakdi SamreutJekha Thoresen & Co. (Bangkok), Ltd.,

Engineering Department Chartering, Sale and Purchase of Ships,

Chief Civil Engineer—Lt.-Col.

Kamchorn Chaturong Phra Insurance Brokers and Agents and

Supt. Engineer for Way

Cable Ad: Thoresen

Luang Charan Snidwongse, b.sc. R. Rose-Anderssen, manager

Engineer i/c Technical Office-

Luang Videt Yontrakich, s.M.,

ASSO. M. AM. SOC. C.E.

Telegraph & Signal Engineer— Tilleke & Gibbins, Advocates and

Solicitors — Cable Ad : Brigson, Bang-

Swai Habanananda, B.sc. (Hons.) kok; Codes: A. B. C. 6th Edition,

Engineer i/c Construction—Luang Bentley’s & Broomhal’s Imperial Com-

Yuktasevi Vivadhana, m.eng. bination Code

A.M.I. STR.E,, ASSO. M. AM. SOC. C.E. Samuel Brighouse

Architects — H. S. H. Prince

hayakara Varavarn, b.a. (Cantab.) Vod- Reginald Douglas Atkinson

and H. S. H.b.a.Prince Prasomsvasti Victor Henry Jaques

Sukhasvasti (Cantab.)

Engineers

ment-Way Attached

& Works:to Luang

the Depart-

Kula- United Plantations, Ltd. (Incorpo-

chandra Rathayathara, B.s., Luang rated in F.M.S.)—^Registered Office:

Silpa

Samridhi Visavakam B.s.,b.sc.Luang

Vithan Kovit, Jendarata Estate, Teluk Anson,

and Perak,

Luang

TechnicalVidit

Office: Yontrakar, b.s.c. CocoanutF.M.S.

Luang Sukhavad-

Rubber, Oil Palm and

Plantations in Lower Perak

hana Sundara, b.sc. and Luang andP. Selangor, F.M.S.

B. Heilmann, general manager

Bhisit Markvidhan, s.b.

B154 BANGKOK

Waugh & Co., Ltd., HInry (Formerly Teleph. Stationers andCable

30662; Perfumers—New

Ad: WarfieldRoad;

Katz Bros., Ltd.), Rubber Estate, Tin

Mines and Insurance Agents, General

Import

Nai Lert and Export Teleph.

Buildings; Merchants — Windsor & Co.—Teleph. 30987; Cable

30254;

Cable Ad:

Building, Hakatz, Head Office: N.T.S. Ad: Sita

Bangkok, Singapore. Branches:andPenang;

Kuala Lumpur Ipoh W.H.Fuhrhop, proprietor

Paschkewitz, signs per pro.

London Office: 1-2, Pepys Street, See- H. R. Hermanns

thing Lane, E.C. 3. A. Ulrich.

E. Wrigley, manager Technical Department

L. E. C. Letts, assistant H. Th. M. Graf

O. Hermanns

Wkiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd ., General I. G.R.Farhenindustrie

Christians

Akliengesellschaft

Drapers, Outfitters, Boot and Shoe Im,

porters, Glass and China Merchants, Dr. W. Schmidt, representative

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 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

The Crown Colony of the Straits Settlements dates from 1867. It now

comprises the four Settlements of Singapore with Christmas Island and the

Cocos Islands, Penang with Province Wellesley, Malacca and Labuan.

Malacca was in the 13th century the seat of a Malay Sultanate which

exercised suzerainty over the Peninsula and had diplomatic relations with

China and Siam. Being situated midway in the Straits connecting the Pacific

with the Indian Ocean, it was the emporium of trade between East and West

just as Singapore is to-day. For this reason, it was taken by Portuguese in

1511 and retained by them till 1641 when it fell to the Dutch. In 1795, it was

captured by the British who were at war with the Dutch as allies of the French

Republic, and restored to the Dutch in 1818. It finally was exchanged for Ben-

coolen in Sumatra, under the terms of the Anglo-Dutch treaty of 1824.

Penang, the oldest of the British Settlements, was founded as Prince of

Wales’ Island by Captain Francis Light in 1786. It was ceded by the Sultan

of Kedah on a perpetual lease for an annual payment of $6,000, partly as a

trading settlement and partly as a base for the English fleet in the Bay of

Bengal. Province Wellesley was similarly ceded in 1800, for a rent of $4,000

to protect Penang from attack by land, and the Bindings, by the Chiefs of

Perak, in 1874, for the suppression of piracy. The Bindings Territory was

restored to Perak in February, 1935.

Singapore was in the 13th and 14th centuries a Malay city of importance

till it was destroyed by the Javanese about 1377. It then remained waste till

the present Settlement was founded on January 30, 18l9, by Sir Stamford

Raffles, then Lieutenant-Governor of Bencoolen, Sumatra. Singapore remained

a dependency of Fort Marlborough, Bencoolen, till 1823, when it was placed

directly under the Government of India. The original lease by the Sultan of

Johore and the Dato Temenggong, Chief of Singapore, of the site of a factory,

in 1819, was followed in 1824 by the cession of the Island in perpetuity, this

being accepted by the Dutch in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of the same year.

In 1805, Penang became an Indian Presidency and in 1807 was granted, by

the Crown, a Charter of Justice, the first Court of Judicature sitting in 1808.

In 1826, the three Settlements were united to form a single Presidency, with

headquarters at Penang. The same year, a second Charter of Justice was

granted, establishing the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales’ Island, Sin-

gapore and Malacca, the first Court sitting at Penang in 1827. In 1830, the

Presidency was abolished, the Settlements becoming part of the Presidency of

Bengal. In 1836, the seat of local Government was moved from Penang to

Singapore. On April 1, 1867, the Settlements were transferred, on the request

of their inhabitants, from the control of the Government of India to that of the

Secretary of State for the Colonies, in London. The Cocos Islands were incor-

porated in the Settlement of Singapore in 1886, and Christmas Island in 1889.

Labuan, which had itself been a Crown Colony since 1848, was incorporated in

the Straits Settlements and declared part of the Settleipent of Singapore in

1907, and was constituted a separate Settlement in 1912.

The Constitution of the Colony consists of Letters Patent, passed under the

Great Seal of the United Kingdom, dated the 17th February, 1911, amended by

Letters Patent dated, respectively, the 18th August, 1924, the 18th March, 1935,

and the 19th July, 937, constituting the office of Governor and Commander-in-

Chief of the Straits Settlements and their Dependencies, and Instructions to

C2 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

the Governor passed under the Royal Sign Manual and Signet, dated 18th

August, 1924, amended by Additional Instructions dated, respectively, the 23rd

February, 1931, the 12th February, 1932, and the 19th July, 1937.

The administration of the Colony is in the hands of the Governor, aided

by an Executive Council and a Legislative Council. The Executive Council

consists of six Members ex-officio, excluding the Governor who presides, such

other official Members, and such unofficial Members not exceeding three in

number as the Governor on His Majesty’s Instructions may appoint. The

Legislative Council consists of eleven Members ex-officio, excluding the

Governor who presides, two official members (nominated) and thirteen

unofficial Members, two of whom are elected and eleven of whom are

nominated. Business is transacted under Standing Rules and Orders dated

ist June, .1925. In the Governor’s absence from the Straits Settlements the

officer performing the duties of Colonial Secretary becomes his Deputy.

The Governor, or other Officer for the time being Administering the

Governments of the Straits Settlements, is His Majesty’s High Commissioner

for the Federated Malay States of Perak, Selangor, Negri Sembilan, and

Pahang, and the Malay States of Johore, Kedah, Kelantan, Trengganu and

Perlis, which are under His Majesty’s Protection, and is empowered to

appoint any person to be his Deputy in this Office during his pleasure and

in the exercise of such powers as he may deem necessary.

The Governor of the Straits Settlements is also High Commissioner for

the State of Brunei and British Agent for the States of British North Borneo

and Sarawak which, in common with the Malay States in the Malay Penin-

sula, are in treaty relationship with Great Britain.

There is railway communication between Singapore, Penang and all the

principal ports and towns in the Peninsula. Direct communication by rail

was opened in 1919 with Bangkok, the capital of Siam.

The output of tin in the Federated Malay States, the bulk of which finds

its way to the smelting works in the Colony, has largely contributed to the

wealth of the Peninsula, as has too the extensive planting, throughout the

Peninsula, of rubber.

and A constant

considerable area of islandpaid

attention is under cocoanuts,

to the paddy, oilofpalmother

development and pineapples,

forms of

Agriculture.

DIRECTORY

COLONIAL GOVERNMENT

Governor & Commander-in-Chief—H.E. Sir Shenton Thomas, g.c.m.g., o.b.e

Aide-de-Campi—Captain R. A. Gwny, The Middlesex Regiment

Private Secretary—L. H. N. Davis, m.c.s.

Honorary Aides-de-Camp :

Squadron Leader R. A. R. Rae, r.a.f.

Captain P. W. Buchan, Manchester Regiment

Lieutenant L. P. Cocks, b.a.

F. 1. Tremlett, s.s.p.

Captain C. P. Burke, s.S;V.f.

Lieutenant M. C. EL Sheppard, c.m.s.

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C3

Honorary Extra Aides-de-Camp :

Perak—Raja Shariman bin Raja Abdul Hamid

Selangor—Tengku Abdul Aziz bin Sultan Suleiman Shah

Negri Sembilan—Tiiuku Mohd. bin T. Besar Burhanuddin

Pahang (W4st)—-D4'to’Hussain bin Mohamed: Taib, itf.c.s., M.s.c.

Paihang (Eastlrr-Tehgku Mohamad ibni Al-Martum; Sultan Ahmad, m.b.e.

Perils—Tugn Syed Abubakar ,

Kelantan—Tengku Mohamed

Trengganu—Tengku Mohamed bin Besar .

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

His Excellency the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, g.c.m.g.,, o.b.e.

His Excellency the General Officer Comrnanding the Troops, Malaya,

The Lieutenant-General L. V. Bond,

Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Me-c.b.

S. W. Jones, c.m.g.

The

The Hon. the Resident Councillor, Penang, Mr. A. M.K.c.Goodman

1

The Hon. the Financial Secretary, Mr. H.G. Weisberg

Hon* the Attorney-Qeneral, Mr. C. Howell, *

The Hon. the Resident Councillor, Malacca, Mr. W. S. Ebden

The Hon. Mr.

The Hon. MajorA. R.B. L.Jordan

Nunn, D.s.o.

The Hon. Sir John Bagnall

The Hon. Mr. R. Williamson

The Hon. Dr. Lim Han Hoe

Clerk of Councils—H. P. Bryson, m.c.s.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

His Excellency

His Excellency the the Gereral

Qpvernor,Officer

Sir Shenton

CommandingThomas,theg,c.m.g^

Troops,o.b.e.

Malaya,

The Lieutenant-General L. V. Bopd,

Hon. the Colonial Secretary, Mr.c.b.S. W. Jones, c.m.g.

The

The Hon. the Resident Councillor,Mr.Penang, Mr. A. MK.c.Goodman

The Hon.

Hon. thethe Attorney-General,

Financial Secretary, Mr.C.H.G. Weisberg

Howell,

The

The Hon. the Resident Councillor, Malacca, Mr.R.W.L. SNunn,

Hon. the Director of Public Works, Major Ebdend.s.o.

The Hon. the Director of Education, Dr. W. Linehan,

The Hon. the Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Mr. A. B. Jordan d.litt.

The Hon. the Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. B. McGregor

The

The Hon. the Acting Commissioner of Lands, Mr. L. Forbes

The Hon.

Hon. Mr.Mr. A.N. HR. Dickinson,

Jarrett o.b.e.

The

The Hon. Mr.

Hon. Mr. F. D. Bisseker

The Hon. Mr. J.H.I.H.Dawson

Abdoolcader, c.b.e.

The

The Hon.

Hon. Dr.

Mr. Lim

EhooHan SianHoe

Ewe, o.b.e.

The Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck

The Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman

The Hon.

The Hon. Captain

Mr. R. Williamson

N. M. Hashim, i.s.o.

The

The Hop.

Hon. Mr. E. N. C. Woollerton

Lieutenant-Colonel

The

The Silva E. A. De Buriatte, e.d.

Hon. Mr. E.C. C.H. H.da Charlwood

ClerkHon.of Mr.

Councils—H. P. Bryson, m.c.s.

 C4 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS

Audit Office—S. S.

Auditor (Kuala Lumpur), S. S. & Chinese

Chinese Assistant

Affairs—Sng to Secretary

Choon Yee for:j

F.M.S.—A.

Deputy AuditorC. Hands (Acting) S.S.

(KualaLumpur), Chinese Inspector of Labour—Low '

& F.M.S.—C. W. S. Seed (Acting) Guan Onn

Senior Asst. Auditor (Singapore) Japanese Interpreter—K Kiriu

—G. G. Roberts (Acting) Asst. Inspector—Lee Thuan Khek

Asst. Auditors—0. E. E.Paddon, A.C.A., Asst. Boarding Officer—KhawKai Boh

N. W. Sabine, W.

and J. M. Crombie, c.A. Evans, b.a. Colonial Treasury—Singapore

Junior Asst. Auditors—H. Rodrigues Accountant-General—W.

Accountant—Low Leng C.Chuan

Hodges

(Malacca) and Koh Kim Kiat Asst. Accountant-^-D. Sunderum

(Penang) (Acting) Chief Cashier—A. Rajah

Chief

Souza Clerk (Singapore)—A. V. de Secretary of Widows’ & Orphans

Pensions—Saw Soon Jin

Attornev - General’s Department — Stamp Office

Singapore Clerk-in-Charge —S. A. Karim

Attorney

Mr. C. G.- General,

Howell, K.c.S. S. — Hon. Currency Branch

Solicitor - General, S. S. — T. D. Currency Officer—A. Pillay

Wallace (Acting)

Crown Counsels, Singapore—Paul Criminal District & Police Courts—

Storr, C. H. Butterfield and E. N. South Bridge Road, Singapore

Griffith-Jones District

Senior Judge,

MarriageFirstRegistrar—J.

Magistrate L.&

Crown Counsel, Penang — T. D. McFall, c.L.s.

Hughes Traffic District Judge & Magistrate

Office Assistant, Singapore — Chan —C. H.Magistrate

Whitton, c.L.s.

Joo Chua Second & Marriage Re-

Botanic Gardens—Singapore

Director—R. E. Holttum, m.a., f.l.s. Third Magistrate & Marriage Registrar

Asst. Director—E. J. H. Corner, m.a. —J. G. Rappeport, m.c.s.

Curator of Herbarium—M. R. Hen- Fourth Magistrate — K. M. Byrne,

derson, F.L.S. X. Furtado, D.sc. S.S.C.S.

Asst. Botanist—C. Fifth Magistrate—Goh Liang Chuan,

Asst. Curators — J. C. Nauen Chief Cierk-E. Klass

(Waterfall Gardens, Penang), Chief Shroff-J. C. Chen

J. W. Ewart and G. H. Addison

(Singapore)

Field Assistant — Abdul Kadir Department of Chemistry, S.S. —

(Penang) Singapore

Chief Chemist, S.S.—M. Jamieson,

Chinese Secretariat — Singapore b.sc.

(Glas.)(Lond.), a.r.c.s., a.i.c., m.a.

Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Senior Chemist, Singapore—A. C.

Malaya—A. B. Jordan, m.c.s. Brooks, b.sc.(N.U.I.), a.r.c.s.i., a.i.c.

Asst. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Senior Chemist, Penang—A. W. Burtt,

Malaya—John

Asst. Protector ofJeff, m.c.s.

Chinese—D. (Acting)

Gray, M.SC., F.I.C.

m.c.s.Protector

(Acting)of Chinese (Labour)— Chemists,

B.sc., ph.d.,Singapore

a.i.c., —G.A.E.Jackson,

Boizot,

Asst. b.sc., f.i.c., a.i.c.,

D. A. d.i.c.

Frye,anda.r.c.s.,

R. H. Oakeley, m.c.s. (Acting)

2nd Asst. Protector of Chinese—R. J. b.sc., ph.d., F. E.

Bleakley, m c.s. (Acting) Read, b.sc., f.i.c.

Lady Asst. Protector of Chinese— Chemist, Penang—W. Rintoul,

B.SC. Clerk, Singapore—Chan Koon ph.d.,

Mrs. J. I. Robertson (Temporary) Chief

Chief Clerk—1S00 Ah Lira Seng

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C6

Department of Customs, Excise, Opium, Asst. Supt.

Gildea of Rubber Control—J. R

Liquors, Tobacco and Petroleum—

Head Office: Maxwell Road, Singa- Malacca— Teleph. 96; Cable Ad\ Statistcs

pore ; Telephs. 5253, 5254 and 5255; Asst. Registrar of Imports & Exports

Cable Ad: Customs Mr. N. R. Jarrett,

Comptroller—Hon. —F M. Smith

M.c.s. Kuala Lumpur—Teleph. 2309; Cable Ad\

Deputy Comptroller, S. S.—Pay. Cdr. Facts

S.O.H. Leyh, r.d., r.n.r. Deputy Registrar-General of

Asst. Comptrollers—G.

F. J. Huett andOfficers J. Gilmour,

Capt. E.&H.Customs

Hime Statistics, S.S. & F.M.S.—D. H.

Senior Customs Grist, Cam. Dip. Agr.

Officers—J. L. Arnold, R. K. Auten, Assistant to Deputy Registrar-

C.Burgess,

P. Bayley, General of Statistics, S.S.

E. J.G.Evans,

C. C. Blakstad,

P. H. Elkins,P.H. F.M.S.—H. L. Barnett

Chief Clerk—S. Amar Singh

W. Gordon, K.G.Hardaker, O. R.m.c.,T.

J.Henman,

C. W. H.Kemp, Keet,

P. D.n.s.o.,

Lawson, District Court, Civil—Singapore

H.

Merson,G. D. J.Lewin, J. Mck.G.Hart,

A. Parker, J. G, J.Pitt,P. District Judge—H. R. Bull

F.H. S.N. D.Rickard, J. T. Ronaldson, Asst. District Judge—K. M. Byrne

Russell, G. A. T. Shaw, Chief Clerk—Mohd. Saleh bin

E.Trumble

C. S. Sichel,

and A. W.

H. G.

L. Steven,

Wheeler D. H. Ismail

Supervisors — A. H. Capel, C. V. Chief Bailiff—A. de Costa

Ganno and G. C. Hide

Engineer—P. Wilbraham Education Department—Singapore

Asst. Engineer—J. Salter Acting Senior Inspector of Schools,

Department of Statistics, S.S. & Singapore & Labuan—J. B. Neilson

F.M.S.—Singapore; Telephs. 5294, Inspectors of Schools, Singapore —

5295Registrar-General

& 5296; Cable Ad: Statistics _ P. F. Howitt and R. W. W. Hyatt

of Statistics, Art Supt.—R.

Master WalkerWilliams

of Music—G.

S.S. & F.M.S., Registrar of Im Supervisor of Private Schools, Singa-

ports & Exports,

tier Control, S.S., Supt.

Singapore of Rub-

e Penang, pore—J. D. Joseph

Registrar of Textiles Asst. Supervisor

Singapore—Low ofNgiong

PrivateIngSchools,

Registrar - General of Births

Asst.Deaths, S.S.—H.of North-Hunt,

Registrar Statistics, S.S. m.c.s.

Supervisor —Samuel

Miss K. O.

F. M.S.—E. J. Phillips, Knapp

b.sc.

Asst. Registrar-General of Statistics, Asst.

Singapore—Ismail bin Mat Schools,

Inspector of Malay

S.S

Asst. & F.M.S.—L. A. Joseph, s.s.c.s. Chief Clerk to Senior Inspector of

—J.Registrar of Imports

N. C. Hancock Schools,

Eng HoeSingapore & Labuan—Lee

Lady Supervisor, Mechanised Sec- Raffles Institution

tion—Mrs. D. S. Ainger Acting

Lady Librarian—Mrs. H. Witte

Asst. Supt. of Rubber Control—V. N. Senior Principal—T.

Assistants—A.J.F.Thomas

Hunter, J.

Wade and W. M. Edwards, f.c.a.s., McConigley and J. Young

S.F.INT.A.S. Raffles Girls' School

Asst. Registrars of Textiles

and G.Quotas— Acting

E.Barber

C. Cherrington H. G. Senior Principal—Mrs.

Assistants—MissK.G.E. Farnell,

Waddle

Registrar of Births & Deaths—H. E. Mrs. G.N.M.E.Hunter

and Bennitt, M. B. Barker

Woodford

Penang — Teleph. 1169; Cable Ad \ Victoria School

Statistics Headmaster—C.

Deputy Registrar of Statistics,

Asst. Senior AssistantsE.—H.G.Jacobs

P. Dartford

ports, Registrar of Imports

Deputy Registrar & Ex-

of Textiles Out

and J. E. Tod

ram School

Quotas & Deputy Sturrock

Control—Douglas Supt. of Rubber Headmaster—D. Roper

C6 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Pearl’s Hill School Deputy Master Attendant—Com-

Headmistress—Mrs. K. McNeish mander C. A. Robinson, d.s.o.,

Geylang English School r.n. (Retired)

Headmaster—E. A. H. Ellis Deputy Registrar of Shipping—J.

Rangoon Road School C. MacLeod

Engineer—(Yacant)

Headmaster—E. V. Davies Asst. Engineer—W. A. Muller

Telul' Kurau English School Senior Boarding Officer—J. E.

Headmaster—M. Ignatius McDonnell

Radin Mas School Boarding Officers—A. M. Low,

Headmaster—B. Dudley W. H. Walmsley, C. H. Armstrong,

D. Lazaroo, J. Sandosham and E. J.

McNair School Neubronner

Headmistress—Miss S. F. Lucas Chief & Financial Clerk—Tan Teng

SerdYigdon English Schodl Ban

Headmaster—Dr. J. Moncur Deputy Shipping Master—E. H.

Gan Eng; Seng School Valberg

Headtoaster—P. F. Aroozoo Inspector of Craft—T. E. Manen

Asst. Inspector of Native Craft—W.

Buhit Panjamg English School Cunico

Headmistress—Mrs. L. Albrecht Lightkeepers — A. Monteiro, A. deI.

Pasir Panjang English School GalistanM.andCunico,

Cotta, S. Rangel,

I), de Sauza

Headmistress—D. Downe Govt. Signal Officer—W. H. Kemp

Monk’s Hill School Signal Sergeant—F. J. de Cruz

Headmistress—Miss E. C: Padday Board of Examiners for Masters’

Trade School ■ &Attendant,

Mates’ Certificates—The Master

S.S., the Deputy Master

Chief Instructor—F. B. Goude Attendant, Deputy Registrar of

Instructor,

E. Bray Domestic Engineering— Shipping and Senior Boarding

Officer

Instructor,

C. DaviesRadio Engineering—R. J.

Mechanic Instructor^—J. H. Greig Marine Magistrates’ Court—Singapore

Magistrates—Comdr. C. C. Dix,

Indian Immigration Department — c.m.g., d.s.o., r.n. (Retired),

Labour Office, Singapore Comdr. Clive A. Robinson, d.s.o.,

Asst. Controller—J. T. N, Handy r.n. and J. C. MacLeod

, Inspector—Aghoram Iyer Court Usher^-B. G. Sahai

Chief Clerk-^K. Chelvadurai

Land Office—Singapore Medical Department, S.S. — Singapore

Acting Director

R. D. ofFitzgerald,

Medical Services,.

M.c., B.A.,S.S.—

Mr. L.Commissioner

Forbes of Lands—Hon. b.cel, S-A.o. (tlniv.

M.D.,

Dublin), d.t.m.

First Asst. Collector

—Wee Gon Dol of Land Revenue & H.

Second Asst. Collector Deputy Director of Medical Services,

Revenue—Oon

Third Asst. Khye Kianofof Land

Collector

Land S. S.—R. B. MacGregor, m.b.,

CH.B., M.R.C.P.

Revenue—Hon Sui Sen Secretary to Director—(Vacant)

Investigation Officer—A. N.KimSymons Personal

Diamond,Assistant

m.b., b.s. — W. C. E.

Financial Assistant—"Low Yin Accountant, Medical Department,

Marine Department—Singapore S.S.-L. Co*

Master Attendant, S.S., Shipping College of Medicine—

Principal—G. V. Allen, m.d.

Master, Conservator

ReceiverC. ofC. Dix,

Wrecks, of the Port, Professor of Physiology—R. G.

mander C.M.G.,etc.—Com-

D.S.O., R.N. M. S. MacGregor, m.r.c.s., l.r.

C.P., B.M., B.CH.

(Retired)

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C7

Professor of Medicine — R. B. Asst. Health Officer, Air Base—M.

Hawes, f.r.c.p. Doraisingham,

Public l.m.s.

Professor

English, m.d.

of Midwifery—J. S. monsHealth Matron—I. M. M. Sim-

Professor of Anatomy—W. A Health Sister—E. C. Dockray

Fell, M.A., B.CH. Chief Sanitary Inspector—H.

Professor of Surgery—J. K. Monro, Lander

f.r.c.s. (Eng.) Asst. Health Officers, Q. S.—F. G. da

Professor of Bacteriology—W. A. Souza,

l.m.s. andm.b.,Missb.s.,Daisy

E. C.Fones,

Winslow,

l.m.s.

Young, m.b , B.S., B.SO. Lady Superintendent, Quarantine

Professor of Bio-Chemistry—J. Station—G. D. Frost

L. Rosed ale, ph.d., d.sc.

Professor of Clinical Surgery— Social Hygiene Branch—

Chief Medical Officer—R. W. C.

D. E. C. Mekie, f.r.c.s. Kelly, m.r.o.s., l.r.c.p.

Professor of Biology—B. A. R. Asst.

Cater, m.a., Dip. Agric.

Professor of Dental Surgery—E. Hospitals l.m.s.Medical

and S.Officers—Tan

W. Ponnappah, Engl.m.s.

Han,

K. Tratman, M.D.s. & Dispensaries—

Dental Officer & Lecturer in Dental Chief Medical Officer—L. W. Evans,

Mechanics—J. W. Softley, b.d.s. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

Associate Professor of Medicine— Surgeon—B. M. Johns, f.r.c.8.

G. A. Ransome Ophthalmic Surgeon & Physician &

Dental Mechanic—J. H. Stephens Lecturer in Ophthalmology to the

Lay Supt.—J. A. Spencer College

son, M.B.,of CH.B.,

Medicine—A.D. William-

D.O.M.S., F.R.C.S.

Asst, in Physiology—Loh Guan Lye Radiologist — J. W. Winchester

Deputy Medical Officer,

try—C. J. Oliveiro, l.m.s. Bio-Chemis- D.M.R.E.

Deputy Medical Officer, Bacteriology Physician

— N. K. Sen, m.e., b.s. M.D.

Deputy Medical Officer, Biology—A. Anaesthetist—D. A. B; Hopkin, m.r.

A. Sandosham, l.m.s. C.S., L.R.C.P., M.B , B.R.

Deputy Medical Officer, Medical Officer — W. C. E. Dia-

T. Balasingham,

Asst, l.m.s. Pathology—

in Bio-Chemistry—Leong Peng

mond, M.B., B.S.

Chong, ph.d. (Camb.)Yew Kok, l.m.s. Asst. Medical Officers—Lee Kek

Asst, in Biology—See Soon, Tham Ying Khow, l.m.s., N.

Asst. Medical Officers, Medical Rasjah,

B. J. Ess, L.M.S., Vellasamy,

l.m.s., K. L.R.O.P. & S.,L.M.S.,

L.R.

Clinic, Tan Tock Seng’s Hos- f.p. &Hannah

s., Au Tan, Kee Hock, l.m.s.,

pital—C. E. Smith,

Mondeiro, l.m.s. l.m.s. and E. S. Miss l.m.s., Chong

Tat

l.m.s,,Seong,

Yeoh Bok L.M.S., C. l.m.s.,

Choon, Nadarajah,

R. G.

Pathological Branch— Gunatilaka, l.m.s., Benjamin Chew,

Government Pathologist—H. 0. l.m.s,, A. K. Sinha, l.m.s., B. R.

Hopkins (Acting) Sreenivasan, l.m.s,, Ho Boon Liat,

Asst.

ming,Pathologist,

m.b., ch.b. S. S.—R. A. Cum- l.m.s., V. F. Xavier, l.m.s., Toh

Asst. Chiong Hieng, l,m.s. and Tan Lim

L. S.Pathologists—M.

da Silva and Ng See Rajathurai,

Yook Cheng, l.m.s.

Secretary, General Hospital—H.

Health Branch— L. Hosking

Chief Health Officer—J. W. Scharff, Pharmacist—T. Roebuck and A. F.

M. Officer,

Health D., D.PH.

Quarantine—(Vacant) Caldwell

Lady Health Officer, Schools—C. Lady Dental Officer—M. King

H. Duke, m.b., d.ph. Matron,

BoebnerGeneral Hospital—Miss M,

Health Officer, Rural—W. L. Matron, Class II—K, Stewart

Blakemore

Health Officer, Maternity Hospital, Kandang—Kerbau

Asst. Health Port—(Vacant)

Officer, Rural-A. Asst. Medical Officers—B.

l.m.s. and A. C. Sinha, l.m.s.

H. Sheares

Arulanandam

Asst. Health Officer, Schools—S. Mental Matron, Class II—M. A. Webster

Sinnadorai, Hospital—

Asst. Health l.m.s.

Officer, Port-J. U. Medical Superintendent — B. F.

Karunaratne, L.M.S. Home, l.r.c.p. & s., l.r.f.p. & s.

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08 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Asst.i Medical Superintendent— Malacca: General—

W. E. Logan, m.b., ch.b. Chief Medical Officer—A. Bearblock,

Deputy Medical Officer—G; B. m.e,c:s., L.R.e.p. (Acting)

Leicester, l.m.s. Pathological Branch—

Asst. • Medical

Hiong, Ia.m.s. Officer — Lau Peck Asst. Pathologist — T. Markandu,

Matron, Class I—H. F. Priestley Health L.M.S.

Penarig: General— Branch—

Chief Medical Officer—E. D. Lin- Health Officer—A.

Deputy Health A.Officer

Cameron

— D. C.

dow; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Richards, l.m.s.

Pathological Branch— Asst. Health Officer—Ooi Keng Lok,

Pathologist — C. Subrahmanyan! L.M.S.

(Acting) Health Matron—A. McNeill

Asst. Pathologist—C. Marcus Social Hygiene Branch—

Health Branch— Asst. Medical Officer— S. Tham-

Senior

D.P.H.Health Officer—J. H, Bowyer, bipillai, l.m.s.

Health Officer—W. A. Nicholas Hospitals & Dispensaries—

Deputy Health Officer—H. E. Sa- Lady Medical Officer—(Vacant)

ravanamuthu, l.m.s. Asst. Medical Officers — F. X.

Asst. Health Officer-Goh Kok Kee, Oliveiro, l.r.c.p. & s., l.r.f.p. &

D.P.H. s., J. E.andServatatnam, P. E.l.m.s.

Pereira,

Health Sister—(Vacant) l.m.s. A. X, Pakiam,

Chief Sanitary Inspector—J. S. Asst. Dental Officer—Tay Teck Eng,

de Villierg L.D.S. Grade II—V. E. M. Hunt

Matron,

Penang: Social Hygiene Branch—

Asst. Medical Officer—V. K. Tham- Labuan—

bipillai, l.m.s. Medical & Health Officer—Ou Kok

Hospitals & Dispensaries — Boo, L.M.S.

Surgeon—E. S. Lawrie, F.R.O.S.

Medical Officers—V. H. Norris, l.m.s.,

C. A. Stanley. J. J. O'Grady Films—‘2nd Official Censor of Cinematograph

and E. A. Pallister Floor, Maxwell Road,

Deputy Medical Officers—S. Mohamed Singapore; Teleph. 5221

Baboo, l.m.s. and E. de Cruz, l.m.s. Official Censor of Cinematograph

Asst. Medical Officers—R. Letch- Films, S.S., F.M.S., Johoye—

manasamy, l.m.s , R. Apparaioo, Capt. T. M. Hussey

l.m.s., S. L. Ochlers, l.m.s., Asst. Censor—E. L. Watson

Miss P. E. Eodriguez. l.m.s., S. V.

Mrrthy, l.m.s., R. E. Ponniah,

l.m.s., S. G. Rajahtam, L.M.S., Police Department—Singapore

Inspector-General of Police, S. S.—

A. Somasundram, l.m.s. and M. A. H. Dickinson, o.b e.

Saravanamuthu Personal Assistant to I.G.P., S.S.—

Asst. Dental Officer—M. Siibram- D. E. Nickels

aniam, l:d.s. Deputy Inspector-General

Matron,

Roberts

Class I - E. M. Howes- (Administration), S.S. —of L.Police

A.

Matron, Class II ^ ' A. Harness Thomas

(Acting) Personal Assistants

ministration), to C.D.I.G.

S.S.—A. Cunnyng-(Ad-

Maternity Hospital— ham Perdriau and G. L, Living-

Matron, Class II- M. C. Thomp stone

son Deputy Inspector-General of Police

Asst. .Medical Officer—Lee Keng (Crime and Politics), S.S.—M. LI.

Soon, L.M.S., L.M. Wynne

Ce.per Settlement, Pulau Jerejak- Supt., Special Branch—J. C. Barry

Deputy, Medical Officer — H Supt.,

; Mehta, l.m.s. BirchDetective Branch—J, B. J.

Asst Medical Officer—Tan Hon Kee, Adjutant, S.S. Police—R. K. Bell

LayJf-M-S;, '..

Superintendent - R. Southern Commandant. Police Depot—B. M. B.

' O’ConnelL .

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS C9

Asst.

Dyas,Supts.—Oapt.

A. R. A. V. Cockle.

Anderson, H. C.P. Prisons Department, S. S.—Singapore

Armstrong, G. E. Devonshire, A. Inspector of Prisons, S. S. & F.

J. W. Hockenhull, K, L. Johnson, M. S.—Capt. O, L. Hancock, o.b.e.

G.Shannon,

W. Jackson, Supts.

BaylyofandPrisons,

Capt. I.S.S.L. G.Cronyn

E, W. W.

H, B.W. Sym,

J. Parks,F. J.P. C.J. Gaoler, Grade I — R. A. Page

Wilson,

Folliott F. A. York and G. B. Gaolers,

Chief Inspectors—T. F. Brown, F. B. NicholGrade II—A. Adcock and

Farquharson, F G. King, B. Gaolers, Grade III—J, Bolton, A. R.

Scott, E. V. Smith, E. H, Tunn, R. Page,P.W,C. Russell

and Lindsay, W. E. Jenkins

H. Yorke and R. Higgins European

Inspectors—H, Astin, P, Ball. A. J. A.

Blake, S. H. Roberts, G.G. Carter,

Warders—W. Clout,

D. Cowie,M.S.Boyle,

Dodds,J.J. W.A. Ellis,

Chilton,J, G. E. Pockney, F. J. Ful-

ler, W. Seel, W. A. Martin, V.

A. Embury, A. C. Good, F. H, E. T. Chapman, W. H. C. Critch-

Good

Haines,ship, P. S. Gordon, C. J. A. low, H. J. Shepherd, A. H.

Marsden,Hugh A. R.Gray, S. W.F. G.R.

McEwan, Burchell, A. T. Harris, H. E.

Steel, J.A. S. K.McCall,

Minns, F, J. Patton, H. L,

L. R. Prynn, A. A. N. Rodway, G. Poulain, mour, Keade, B.J. Sey-A.

C.Shears,

Ripley, S. W. Roberts, A. G. Drabwell,G, W.J. Mitchell,

geon, Merrifield, A. C.Spur-

H.

J. E. Sharp,

W. G. Trewin, C. W. Such,

G. J. Wight, H. J. Squire, J. W. Prescott, C. E.

Woolnough, S. A. J. Woosey and Hopkins, H. E. Baguley, S.

M. M. Whittles Cork, S. C. Smith, M. Hunt, R.

Inspector of Small Arms — S. A. L. Lidstone, C.J.S. MacDonald,

Hagger W. Sawyer, D. Thompson, E. S.

Stevens,

L. J. Ayres, C. P. A. Constable,

V. Metcalf,C.

Posts & Telegraphs Department— W. J. Smith, F. W. H.

General Post Office, Singapore; Teleph. Clarke, J. A. S. Taylor, E. J.

5461 (4 Lines) Goldsmith, F. J. Smith, G.

Acting Controller of Posts — W. Aust, S. Burrett, A. F. John-

Gilliam son, H. G. Gorton, C. F. Clark,

Asst. Controllers of Posts—W. B. F. A. Hamilton, W. Minty, F.

Hall, T. H. Newey, W. Griffiths, J. Hutchinson,

W. Snelling, R.H.V. Mansfield,

Williams, J.J.

B. Stoddart and M. L. Durrant A. Carr, H. J. R, Bennett A. C.

Accountant—J. Macintosh Bloxsom,

Telfcommnnications

Controller F. N. J. N. T. Smart,

Smith, P.J. Murphy,H.

F. Crawshaw,

(SouthernofI livision)—

Telecommunications

A. A. Strachan Martin, D. Brennan, S. Shaw, G. A.

S. Ellery and H, Fisher

Asst.ations,

Controller of Telecommunic-

Singapore—D. G. Peck Penang

Asst.tions,

Controller of Telecommunica- Gaoler—G. E. Pockney (Acting)

(Wireless), Singapore—J. European Warder—W. Seel

W. Machan and R. V. Talbot— Malacca

Jones Gaoler—J. Bolton

European Warder—F. J. Fuller

Printing Office, Government (Office Public Works Department—Malayan

of Straits Settlements Government Headquarters: Singapore; Cable

Gazette)—Singapore Ad: Works

Supt.—W. T. Cherry Director of Public Works, S.S.,

Deputy Supt.—Y. C. G. Gatrell Adviser

Supervisors—F. Vine, F. S. Hors-

lin, A. G. Banfield and W. D. States &ofDirector

Public Works,

of Civil Malay

Avia-

S. Jennings tion-Major R. L. Nunn, d.s.o.,

Warehouse Supervisor—A. B. Taylor M.

Office Assistant—R. David Deputy Director of Public Works,

Chief Clerk—F. M. Grosse S.S.—F. G. Coales, m.inst.c.e., m.

INST. STRUCT.E.

*C1

CIO STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

Personal Assistant to Director- Penang & Province Wellesley

Adviser—H.

ASSOC.M. L. D. Tucker, b.sc.,

INST.C.E. Settlement Engineer—G. C. Bed-

Executive Engineer, Headquarters ington, m.inst.c.e., f.s.i.

—A. Insdis, assoc.m. inst.c.e. Executive Engineer, Penang—E.

Senior Executive Engineer, En- R. C. Williams, assoc, m.inst.c.e.

gineering Drawing Office—R H. Executive Engineer, Penang Re-

Steed, m. inst.c.e. building Scheme—R.H.A. Johnson,

Structural Designer- J. T. Chester, B.A., B.A.I., ASSOC. M.INST.C.E.

ASSOC.M.INST.C.E. Executive Engineer, Province Wel-

Aviation Branch lesley—E. T. F- Elbury, b,sc., assoc.

M.INST.C.E. V

Director

Major R.of L.Civil

Nunn,Aviation, Malaya—

p.s.o., m.inst.c.e., Asst. Engineers, Penang—C. Gjertsen,

M. B.sc., D. W.andGrehan,

INST,,W,E., E.I.S.E. m.inst.c.e. D. Baileym.a., assoc,

Aviation Officer—Capt. H. W. Chat- Asst.

taway, A.E.C. E. F. Brady, b.eng. Wellesley—

Engineer, Province

Architectural Branch Electrical Foreman, Penang—D.

Government Architect, S,S. — A. J. Gilchrist

S. Hutton, F.JR.I.B.A. Malacca

Senior Asst. Architect—C. H. Short, Settlement Engineer—K. Nankivell,

A. R.I.B.A. B.SC., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E.

Asst. Architects,— K, A. Brundle,

A|Ra.B.A., E. A. Green, A,R.i.p.A. and Lahuan Asst. Engineer—A. A. Fisher, b.eng.

Quantity Surveyors—A. Niven, Settlement Engineer— C, R. Hawkins,

F.?.I., m.r.san.i. and A. S. Har- M.A., ASSOC. M.INST.C.E.

ris, P.A.S.I. Registrar

Straits Settlements, Singapore

Settlement Engineer —J. M. Noble, Registrarof ofDeeds’ Office—Singapore

Deeds—L. Forbes

A^SOC. M.INST.C.E. Deputy Registrar of Deeds—H. Ismail

Executive

W. Begbie,Engineer, Settlemeiit—H.

b.sc,, a^oc, m.inst.c.e. Rural Board—Singapore

Executive Engineer, Rural — J. R, The Honourable, The Commis-

Spence, B.sc.' '' sioner of Lands, S.S.

' Executive

Fordhain,Engineer,

b.a., assoc,Marine—J.

m.inst.m.e. M, The Chief Health Officer

Asst. Engineer, Rural—W. O. Belton, The Executive Engineer (Rural)

B. SC,, ASSOC. M.INST.C.E. The Chief Surveyor, Grade i

Dredge Master—E. C. Trevor S. A. H. Shirazee, J.P.

Dato Mohamed Ghazaley bin Mo-

Central Branch hamed Ariffin, j.p.

Senior Executive Engineer— W. G. J. M. Jansen

Stewart, B.sc., a.m.i.c.e. T. E. Andrews

Asst. Engineers—H. E. Denny, G.WeeReuben, j.p. j.p.

m.inst.c.e., J. R. Espie, b.eng.assoc,

and Kah Kiat,

H. A. de Silva (Secretary)

N. A. Photiades, bsc., assoc.

M.INST.C.E.

Senior Executive Electrical Engineer Savings Bank (Straits Settlements

—A. Electrical

Asst. O. Thomas Engineer — C. H. Post Office)—Head Office: Kuala

White, assoc, m.inst.e.e. Lumpur, F.M.S.; Offices at Every

Mechanical Engineer— R. Austin, Post Office in the Straits Settlements

assoc, m.inst.m.e.

Supt., Stores & Furniture^—W. H. Supreme Court—Singapore

Swaffield Chief Justice—Sir

Singapore Airport Judge of Appeal—A.P. A.K. McElwaine

A. B. Terrell

Airport Manager—A. Newark Puisne

J. Judges—J. H. Pedlow and R.

Manning

A cco;unt& Branch Private

Accountant, P. W. D., S.S. — N. M. Rappa,Secretaries

W. Piyanage, to Judges—J.

A, T. FernM.

Kennedy, a.c.a. andez and Heng Peng Hoe

 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS—SINGAPORE Oil

Registrar—Murray M. Jack Engineers, Ship Surveyors &

Deputy Registrar and, Sheriff—C. Examiners of Engineers — J

F, J. Ess McGuffin, M.t.MAR.E., M.I.N.A.,

Deputy Registrar—S. H. Cheah J. Cockburn, a.m.i.mech.e. ana

Chief Clerk & Comuiisjsioner for C. E. Hall, M.I.MAR.E., A.M.I.E.S

Oaths—Ee Toon Hee Senior Ship Surveyor—C. E. C.

Stapledon, b.sc.n.a., a.m.i.n.a.,

a.m.n.e.c., inst. (On leave)

ScmVEYOR-'CrENERAL OF SHIPS’ DEPART- Ships Surveyor—B. D. Graham, a.m.

MENT—Head Office : 2nd Floor, Fuller- I.N.A. '

ton Building, Singapore; Telephs, Chief Clerk—Goh Rim Obeh

53.93, and 5194; Cable Ad : Ships Machintry Branch

Surveyor - General of Ships & Chief Inspector of Machinery &

Chief Examiner of Engineers, Chief Examiner of Engineers,

S.S., under the Merchant Ship S.S., under the Machinery Or-

ping Ordinance—A. C. Macnab, dinance— J. J. Vanston, M.I.

M.LIV.E.S., M.I.MAR.E., M.E.A.M. MAR.E.

Senior Engineer, Ship .Suryey.orGra-£ Inspector

Heaton of Machinery — J. ' A.

Examiner of Engineers—A. Senior Clerk—Lim Teck Hoe

harp, M.I.MAR.E., M.I.N.A.

SINGAPORE

The island of Singapore, situated in lat. 1 deg. 17 min. N. and long.

103 deg. 51 min. E.y is 26 miles long by 14 wide, containing an area of 206,

or, with the adjacent islands, 220 square miles, and is separated from the

territory of Jchore, which occupies the Southern extremity of the Malay

Peninsula, by a narrow strait about three-quarters of a mile wide across

which a causeway for road and rail traffic was completed in 1923. Singapore

was originally taken possession of in 1819 by Sir Stamford Raffles, and was

formally ceded to the British Government by the Sultan of Johore in 1824.

In that year it became an appanage of the Indian Government, and remained^

so until 1867, when it was placed under the Colonial. Office in conjunction

with Penang and Malacca. The island is almost entirely level, the highest

hill in the island, Bukit Timah, about eight miles from the town, rising to

a height of only 581 feet. The roads are well kept and thanks to the

luxuriance of tropical vegetation, abound in shade.

The town of Singapore is situated on the southern shore of the Island

and is the seat of Government of the Straits Settlements, containing the

residence of the Governor of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner

for the Malay States. The town proper extends for about four miles along

the south-eastern shore of the island spreading inland for a distance of about

a mile, though the majority of the residences of Europeans lie further back,

within a circle with a radius of four to five miles from the heart of the

town. The town streets are wide and well metalled.

There are clubs catering for all classes of people and all forms of sport,

art and recreation. There are several good hotels, among them the Raffles,

the Adel phi and the Sea View.

The principal show places in Singapore are the Airport, the Botanical

Gardens at Tanglin, the MacRitchie and Pierce Reservoirs in Thomson Road,

the Gap Road,Chinese

the various the Raffles Librarytemples.

and Indian and Museum, the pineapple factories, and

C12 SINGAPORE

A bronze statue of Sir Stamford Raffles stands in front of the Town

Hall, to which position it was removed on the occasion of the Singapore

Centenary on 6th February, 1919. A dignified and imposing Cenotaph has

been erected on the esplanade to commemorate men from the Settlement who

fell in the Great War. This memorial was unveiled by H.R.H. The Prince

ofopened

Walesin onAugust,

the occasion of his visit

1939, adjoining in 1922. ABuilding.

the Municipal new Supreme Court Building was

The various cloth-merchants and jewellers shops chiefly centred along

High Street and South Bridge Road are a never-failing source of attraction

to visitors and residents alike.

The English daily press is represented by the Straits Times, Singapore

Free Press, Morning Tribune and Malaya Tribune. There are several

Chinese, and also Japanese, Indian and Malay papers. The Government

Gazette is published weekly.

Singapore is a free port, there being no Customs Duties, but Excise

Duties are levied on alcoholic liquors, opium, t-obacco and petroleum. The

Harbour is practically landlocked by islands, and the rise and fall of or-

dinary spring tides is 9 feet. Although the majority of ocean-going steamers

are berthed at the Harbour Board’s wharves, many smaller vessels discharge

and load in the Inner and Outer Harbour, the Inner Harbour being protected

from the north-east monsoon by a mole of granite rubble approximately a

mile long. The Singapore Harbour Board constituted under the Ports Or-

dinance (Chapter 149) now controls all the wharves and commercial drydocks

in Singapore, their premises being about a mile to the westward of the

town.

There are 14,834 lineal feet of wharves, including the Empire Dock (24^ acres).

aOfdepththis, 7,677

of 30 feet

feet. have a depth

There of 33 feet

is storage and over,

capacity for L.W.O.S.T.,

about 340,000 whiletons4,026 feet have

of cargo and

some

and 180,000

Japanese tons of

although coal,

a the stocks

variety of of

coalthe latter

supplies being

from chiefly

local Natal,

sources Welsh,

such as Indian

Borneo,

Sumatra, Labuan and Sarawak are generally available. A mechanical coal handling

plant is inof auselandon discharging

consists a part of theplant

reconstructed

capableforofand extended

handling 200 West

tons ofWharf.

coal per Thehour,

plantor

1,000 tons per day of 9 hours, allowing normal stojppages.

bunkering plants are also available, each unit being able to bunker at the rate of 100 Land and floating

tons per hour. With the use of the floating bunkering unit vessels can be bunkered

atsteamanytugs

berth,

withsimultaneously

complete fire and whilst working

salvage cargo onsheer

equipment, the legs

wharf.

withThe Board

lifting owns

capacity

toRailways

60 tons,system,

cranes,launches,

14 miles lighters

of railway connected with the Federated

and other appliances for the expeditious hand- Malay States

ling

with offuelcargo.

oil andConnections

Diesel oil at tothetherateBoard’s pipeperlineshourenable

of 500 tons from ships

privateto be bunkered

installations

on the Board’s premises. There is an up-to-date plant for the bulk handling of palm

oil,

o-allons whichof latex

is stored inforeight 500-ton tanks, and an installations for storing 19.3,000

tlrydocks one of andwhich (The handling

King’s thisDock)comodity

is dividedinbybulk. The Board

an intermediate operates five

caisson into

two docks of 486 and 325 feet each, its equipment including a 30-ton electric travelling

crane.

vessels ofThethemachine, shops and

largest class, are castings

capable and of effecting

forgings ofshiptheand machinery

largest size canrepairs

be madeto

on the Board’s premises. The power of electric motors driving the machinery used

by the Board exceeds

the Board’s agents in England. 500 K.W. The Crown Agents for the Colonies, London, act as

The characteristic features of the climate of Singapore are uniform

temperature, high humidity and copious rainfall. The variation of tem-

perature throughout the year is very small and the excessively high tempera-

tures found in continental tropical areas are never experienced.

The average annual rainfall is 95 inches. December is the wettest month

with a little over 10 inches while February, May, June, July and September

are the drier months with between 6^ and 7 inches. Rainfalls on the average

on half the days in the year.

 SINGAPORE 013

Ordinarily, temperatures range from 75°F. in the early morning to 86CF.

—88°F. during

above 90°F. the heat, ofinfrequent.

comparatively the day. Temperatures below 70°F. are raVe and

Severe storms are experienced in Singapore known as “Sumatras”; these

are violent squalls which occur usually during the night or in the early

morning approaching from W. dr S.W.; they are usually accompanied by

thunder and lightning and torrential rain. Local thunderstorms occur

frequently at midday or during the afternoon and though accompanied by

very heavy rain do not usually last for more than an hour.

The S. W. monsoon ddes not affect Singapore. Land and sea breezes are

prominent although from November to March, the winds are predominantly

Northerly or Northeasterly and from June to August predominantly South

or Southeasterly.

Although the days are hot and on account of the high humidity somewhat

oppressive, the nights are almost always reasonably cool, and it rarely hap-

pens that refreshing sleep is not obtained. The effect of the heat and humidity,

without seasonal change, is however cumulative, and after a few years a

change to a bracing climate becomes imperative for Europeans if health is

to be maintained.

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John A.Thompson,

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Partner—Syed Aboobakar bin Husain

C.Y. Shelonosoff,

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studio manager Alkaff

Mrs. F. Retz, production manager General Manager—Syed Mohamad bin

Ahmad Alkaff

•Theodore

tive H. Kwan, accounts execu- Assistants—Syed

Alkaff and Syed Husain bin Ahmad

Mohamad bin

Accounts Dept.— Husain Alkaff

Kueh Sing Kee, chief

Tan Toh Kow | Koh Chong Hock clerk

Records Dept.— Book-keepers—Syed Ahmad bin Ab-

Mrs. B. Gaudart dullah Alkaff. Syed Junied bin

Miss J. Thompson | C. Y. Tan Ahmad Aljunied, Syed Mohamad

Studio^ bin Haroon Aljunied and Shaikh

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Ho | Wong ShongLing

Miss Liang NingYee Arabic Correspondence

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bin Abdulgader bin

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Publication Dept.— Overseers of Buildings—Mohamed

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Britishof Medical

the Malaya Branch

Association Gang Atj ong No.Teleph.

Batavia-Centrum; 1, Kramat,

2684;

Chinese

Singapore Telephone

and Johore Directory

Bahru for P.O. Box 89; House No. 21, Kwitang

Chinese Straat, Batavia-Centrum

Penang Telephone

Province DirectoryWellesley,for Agent—Syed Hamid bin Alwee

Albar, AdenCamp;Cable Ad: Albar,

Malacca and the F.M.S. Aden Camp

Willis’s Guide to Malaya

Aitken

tors & GledhilL, Advocates, Solici-

Solicitors

Teleph. 6230

Bonham Building; Place;andTeleph.

Notaries5954Public—22-a, Raffles

(and at Malacca);

Sir Ong Siang Song, k.b.e., m.a., Cable Ad: Gledhill; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

v.n., Barrister-at-Law and 6th Complete

Bentley’s Editions, andBroomhall’s

2nd W. Munro, and

(Middle Temple) Partners—D. K. Walters,

L (Middle

Hunter Hoahing,

Temple) Barrister-at-Law m.a., ll.b. (Glasgow), L. H.

C. Law

J. Koh, b.a. Temple)

(Wales), Barrister-at- Chidson, b.a. (Cantab.) and

(Middle M.B. Brash

David Marshall,(Middle

rister-at-Law l.l.s. (London),

Temple) Bar- Allen, van Ingen & Co., Exporters and

S. rister-at-Law

C. Liew, b.a., (Middle

l.l.b. (Cantab.),

Temple) Bar- Importers — Office : 14, Bonham

Building; Cable Ad: Vanallen

Alexandra Brick-Works, Ltd., Manufac- Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd.,

turers of Bricks, Tiles and Pipes Mechanical, Electrical & Refrigeration

—Mercantile Bank Building Engineers, Engineering Office: Contractors

Alhambra & Malborottgh Theatres— Merchants—Singapore 6

76,Lessees—Shaw

Beach Road; Cable Ad: Alhambra Telegraph

Box 669; Street;

Cable Teleph.Jipco.

Ad: 3727;Kuala

P.O.

Bros., Ltd.

 SINGAPORE Cl5

Lumpur Office: Mercantile Bank Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd.

Building; Teleph. 3672; P.O. Box 359, (Incorporated in Straits Settle-

Cable

F. P.Ad: Jipcomanaging director

Ayliffe, ments), Crude Rubber Dealers —

R. Seymour, asst, engineer Office: 12, South Pier, Teluk Ayer

Reclamation; Telephs. 5854, 5855,

5856 & 5857; Godown: 10, Prince

Ally

chants—6, Battery Road; Telephs. 6791 Box 17; Cable Ad: Anglosing;

Mohamed Yussoff, managing Codes: A.B.C., Bentley’s, Acme and

partner Private. Malacca

Lumpur, Branches:andPenang, Kuala

Muar; London:

K. M. Mohataed Omar Hecht, Levis & Kahn, Ltd., 15-18, St.

Dunstan’s Hill, E C.3; Paris: ARan et

Alsagopf,

Commission S. O.,andLandowners, Merchants, Cie,

Estate Agents—35-a, York:87,HechL

Rue Saint

LevisLazare,

& Kahn,IX Ltd,,

e.; New

99,

Winchester House, 16, Collyer Quay; Wall Street, New York City; Antwerp:

Teleph. 7232; Cable Ad: Omaralsagoff; Ste. Beige pour ITmportation du

Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th Editions Caoutchouc Brut S.A!, 13, Rue Aux

andSyed Private Omar Alsagoff, manag- Lits; Quai deIndo-China:

Belgique, Alcan

SaigonSaigon S,A.» 7,

ing Ibrahim

partner Directors—Adrien Alcan, Maurice

Alcan, Walter L. Burton and Harold

American & Co., Importers and Exporters S. Godwin

—63a, Victoria Street; Cable Ad: Mecn Staff—P. J. Coleclough, John Donald-

son, A. L. Dunningham, J. W. A.

American Express Co., Inc., Shipping)—

The (Inter- Newhouse, W. Nisbet and C. A.

national Banking, Travel, Railtop

84, Robinson Road; Telephs. 3977 and Secretary—Chan Lee Choon

3978; Cable

Bentley’s and Private Ad; Amexco; Codes:

A.A.E. P.H.Jodhi,

Burn, chief

manager Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., The

clerk (Incorporated in England), Mer-

Poh Siong Hee, cashier chants—Mercantile Bank Building; Tel-

ephs. 5817 (2 Lines) (Office), 2494

American Foreign Insurance Asso- (Godown); Cable Ad: Angjatliai;

ciatioNj Fire, Marine & Motor Car Codes: Second

New Standard, Bentley’s

Phrase and Acme. Head

Insurance—Singapore Branch.: Mercan- Office: 5 and 7, St.

tile Bank Bldg.; Cable Ad: Afiamalaya; London, E.C. Branch Helen’s Place,

Codes: Bentley’s and Private. Head kok, Bombay, KarachiOffices; and

Bang-

Penang

Office:

F. T.80,Wyckoff,

Maiden Lane, New York

manager R. H. Smith, manager

American Lloyd Agency, Ltd., World- Angullia & Co., M. S. ,E:j General

Merchants Road;

and Commission Agents—4,

wide

Road;TravelCable Ad:Organisers—64,

Palestloyd Robinson Robinson Teleph. J7171; Cable

Ad: Angullia; Codes: A.B.C. ! 5th and

(See S'av Efigt Offices) 6th Editions and Bentley’s ■

American President Lines, Ltd. Arbenz, H. R., b.p.z., Architect, Civil

(Incorporated

Union Building,in U.S.A.',3rd Floor;Shipping—

Teleph. Engineer and Valuer-Union Building,

5931; Cable ;Ad: Preslines; Codes: 2nd

Arbenz;Floor;Code:

Teleph. 6071;5thCable

A.B.C. EditionAd:

Bentley’s, Universal & Private

G. H. Blyth, general agent

F. H. Spengler, passenger agent Archipelago Brewery Ct>., Ltd.—365-

C. F. Lester, freight agent 366, Alexandra Road : Telephs. 5960

and 5969

Anglo-Chinese Ptseensary, Ltd.,

Wholesale apd Retail Chemists, Art Furniture Depot, Ltd., House Furn-

Druggists and Opticians—303, North ishers, Furniture Manufacturers and

Bridge

Ad Road; Teleph. 6918; Cable General Wood Workers —.32-34, Orchard

: Sinchew Road; Telepb. 7848

016 SINGAPORE

H. Gerson, director Central Office

A. Joseph, do. General Secretary—W. Chi vers, 21-22,

OhoH. Peck Hock, do. Medeiros

S. Finck, secretary

O. M. Gage, works manager Singapore Building, Cecil Street,

Branches

Asia Singapore — W. Chivers, 21-22,

MarineInsurance

and MotorGo.,Gar Ltd., Fire,

Insurance— Medeiros Building, Cecil Street,

Singapore

66-72, Chulia Street; Telephs. 2097 & Negri Sembilan and Malacca — F.

2197 Hilton,48-49, Birch Road, Sereinban

Li Leung Ki, general manager Selangor and Pahang—Evatt

Asia Life Insurance, Co. (Incorporated Oriental Building, Kuala Lumpur

inMaintheOffice

Statefor ofMalaya,

Delaware, Perak—Evatt & Co., Chartered Bank

North U.S.A.)—

Sumatra Chambers, Ipoh

Penang and Kedah—A.A. Anthony

and Sarawak: C-16, Hongkong Bank & Co., 9, Beach Street, Penang

Chambers;

Cable Teleph. 2221;Main

Ad: AmerritersJ P. O.Office

Box for

10;

the Orient: 17, The Bund, Shanghai; Quay; Teleph.of 6136;

Association Engineers—11, Raffles

Cable Ad: Engine;

KualaOffice:

Ipoh Lumpur76, Office:

Belfield;60,Penang

Klyne Street;

Office: Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

33-E, Secretary & Treasurer—Hi Butcher

3, FirstBeach

CrossStreet

Streetand Malacca Office:

A. A. Gossevsky, branch manager Board of Examiners for Engineers’ Cer-

tificates—Office: 2nd Floor, Fuller-

T. &U.attorney

Tay, asst, manager ton Bldg.; Telephs. 5193 and 5194;

Cable Ad: Ships

A. A. Hare, resident secretary Surveyor - General of Ships &

TayclerkMeng Hock, a. com. sc. a., chief Chief

& cashier

Medical Department —A. C.Examiner

MacNab,of Engineers,

m.i.mar.e.,S. m.S.

Dr. T. H. Ling, m.d., medical referee LIV., E.S., M.E.A.M.

Tan Wee Cheng, senior clerk Senior

ExaminerEngineer, Ship Surveyor

of Engineers, S.S.—A.&

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd., The Graham, m.i. Mar. e., m.i.n.a.

(Incorporated inQuay;England) — Shell Engineers, Ship Surveyors &

House, Examiners

McGuffin, ofm.i.Engineers,

Mar. e., S.m.i.n.a.

S.—J.

Cable Ad:Collyer

Petroatic; Teleph.

Codes: A.B.C.5281;

5th and J. Cockburn, a.m.i. mech.e.

and 6th Editions, Bentley’s with Oil (TheCertificates Issued by the Board

Supplement,

A.P.C.’s Bentley’s

Private and Boe2nd, Scott’s and AretheEquivalent to Those Issued

E. N. C. Woollerton, representative by Board of Trade in London)

H. H, Sturt, asst, representative Board of Examiners for Masters &

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Certificates Mates’ Certificates

Granted by(Equivalent

the Board ofto

(Incorporated

Bank Chambersin England)—Hongkong Trade)

Harper, Gilfillan it Co., Ltd., agents Master Attendant, S.S.

Deputy Master Attendant, S.S.

Deputy Registrar of Shipping, S

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Senior Boarding Officer, S.

Automobile Association of Malaya, Malayan& Agency—Bible

British Foreign Bible House: Society,7,

The,

tionalMember of the Alliance

de Tourisme. FederatedInterna- Armenian Street; Teleph. 6076; Cable

with Ad;

the Automobile Testaments, Singapore

trolling Body of Assoiation

Motor Sport(G.B.), Con-

in Malaya, Secretary—Ernest Tipson

Affiliated

Club, with

Member the

of Royal

the Automobile

Eastern Touring

Federation, etc.— Eurasian Association,

3rd September, 1919)—c/o The Singapore

(Exempted

Patron—H. E. Sir Shenton Thomas Recreation Club, Singapore

President—G. M. Colbart (S’pore) President—The Hon. Mr. C. H. da

Vice-President—J. G. Clemetson Silva

 SINGAPORE C17

Vice-President—Emile Galistan Philharmonic

(Cathedral ofSociety of St.Shepherd”)

the uGood Cecilia

Hon. Secretary—N. N.

Hon. Treasurer—W. F. Mosbergen Leicester Committee^—

Committee—A. J. Braga, G. E. N. President—Rev. N. Maury

Oehlers, W. A. Aeria, B. J. Ess, Choir

W. H. Mosbergen,G.

Hogan, R. V. Chapman, M. F. Shelley, N. S. W. F.Master & Hon.

Mosbergen, j.p. Secretary—

Gomes, C. B. Webb and P. Moore Asst. Choir Master & Organist—

W. H. Mosbergen

Fire Insurance Association of Malaya Asst. Organists—

L. P.P. Nferva C. W. Mosbergen,

de Souza, A. V. Peralta and

Committee—C. W.

rman), L. B. Stone (deputy Warren (chai- B.

(chairman), W. H. Droogleever,

W. G. Dove, E. J. P. Burley, M. H. Pilot Board—

Matheson, W. S. Hoseason, J. A.

Dean, J. H. Punier, P. J. Rochester Royal Asiatic Society (Malayan Branch)

and I. R. B. Tuxford —Raffles Museum

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman Hon. Secretary—F. N. Chasen

Indian

RafflesChamber

Quay; Teleph. of Commerce,

2843; CableThe—4, Ad: Singapore Bar Committee—

Swatantra H.Eber,

D. Mundell, M. C. daJojcanues, R. L-

Chairman—R. Jumabhoy, J. P.

Deputy Chairman— W. Hassaram Cobbett,Claude

D. K.H.Walters Silva,

and J.A. C.F.

Hon. Treasurer—A. Nomanbhoy Thorne

Hon. Secretary—Bansi B. Shah Hon. Secretary—R. H. Green

Malayan

Society,Branch

The— of the Royal Asiatic Singapore Chamber of Commerce, The

—Office:

Accountant Fullerton Building; Cable Ad:

Malayan

Hon. Polo Association, The— (c/o Committee—The Hon. F. Mr. J. I.

Jos.Secretary—J.

Travers & Sons,H. Ltd.,J. Dredge

P. O. Box, Dawson (chairman),

(deputy chairman), H.

S. Gibson

G. Baxter,

615 Singapore) E.Chari

J. Bennett,

Members —

The Penang Polo Club wood, E.TheM.Hon. F. Mr. E. C. H.

Fergusson,

The Selangor Polo Club

The SingaporePoloPoloClubClub Riches, G. R. Roper-Caldbeck E.andJ.

F. J. Kemlo, R. W. McKerrow,

The Batavia The Hon. Mr. E. N. C. Woollerton

The Bangkok, Riding <6 Polo Club Secretaries—Gattiey & Bateman

Pahang Polo Club Publications:.

The Kelantan Polo Club Daily Imports

Weekly Market&Report

Exports List

Stewards—H. H. The Sultan of Pahang,

President (Pa. P. C.>, J, R. Danson,

(P.

H. P.Tilley

C.), A.(Sel.G. McCrea

P. C.), A.(P.R.P.Westrop

C.), C. SingaporeChamber of Commerce Rubber

(Sel. Association—Auction Room and Sample

H. C.P. Phillips

C.), N. T.(S.Bewick

P. C.),(Pa.A. P.H.C.),J. Room: Fullerton Building-

Secretaries & Offices — Gattey &

Lovink, (B. P. G), J. Brunn (Bk. R. Bateman (Fullerton Building; Cable

&andP.Dato

C.), Mohamed

G. S. Rawlings (K.

(K. P. C.) P. C.) Ad: Accountant)

Representative on The Hurlingham

Club Polo Association—C. H. Tilley Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

Motor Insurance Association of Malaya merce—47, and 6047; CableHill Ad:

Street; Telephs.Codes:

Sianghwe; 6559

Chairman—I. A. M. Smallwood Chinese Numberals, Bentley’s Complete

Deputy Chairman—W. S. Hoseason Phrase and Second Phrase and A.B.C.

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman 5th Edition

Motor Traders Association of Malaya President—Lee Kong Chian, j.p.

—45, Orchard Road Vice-President

M.C.H. Lira Boon Thin,

Chairman—N. G. Reddish Secretary—Tan Ee Leong

Vice-Chairman—Chua

Hon. Secretary—L. W. Geddes Cheng Liat Assitant—P. Y. Tang

CIS SINGAPOKE

Committee—Ong Piah Teng, Lim Singapore Rifle Association—Head-

Keng Lian, Tan Lak Sai, Lee Chin

Tian, Siew Pek Hiang, Yap Twee, quarters : Drill Hall, S.V.O.

j.p., Gan Say Hong, Ong Kiat Soo, Hon. Secretary—F. A. Bickerdike,

Geo. E. Lee, Ong Seng Say, Teo Telephone House, Hill Street

Soon Thew, Aw Siew Yam, Lim Kim

Tian, Ching Kee Sun, j.p., m.c.h., Singapore Sinhalese Association -

Ng

Hoo,SenLimChoy

Joo j.p.,

Eng,m.c.h.,

Lim Lee

Soo Yuen

Ban, Office: 209 Queen Street; Teleph.

Han Chow Toon, S. H. Yang, Tan 3964; Club House : McNair Road

Siew Aik, Lim Cher Ming, Tan President—P. E. Perera

Siak Kew, Lee Hak Ping, Chua Poh Vice-Presidents—D. IS. T. Jaya-

Chua, Low Peng Say, Ang Khye koddy and W. D. Reginald

Pang, Lim Chong Pang, j.p. and Secretary—D. Geo. de Silva

Heah Wing Chew Asst. Secretary—K. J. Perera

Special CommittSSS—Tan Ean Khian, Treasurer—W. A. Siriseua

Tan Chin Hean, Lee Wee Nam,

Hon. Mr. Tay Lay Lian Teck, j.p., Society of St. V incent de Paul

m.l.c. and Woo Mon Chew (Cathedral of the "Good Shepherd”)

Singapore Fresh Fruit Importers —Committee— Spiritual Director & Treasurer—

Association

Teleph. 2457 — 8, Bonham Building; Rev. N. Maury

Secretary & Treasurer—R. E. Roe President—W. F. Mosbergen, j. p.

Vice-Presidents—L. P. de Souza.

Singapore Government Servants’ Co- m.c.h., A. V. Peralta, H. Norris,

operative Thrift & Loan Society, Ltd.

—Fullerton Building A.A.R. O.A.M.Taylor,

Bateman, W. H.Gostelow,

D’CottaClaude

Mosbergen,

and Dr. Basil Dr.

de

President—M. V. del Tufo., m.c.s. Souza

Vice-President—K.

Chairman—A. M. Byrne, s.s.c.s.

S. Ponnambalam Honorary Secretary — John H.

Secretary

apathy & Treasurer — M. Than- Non is

Committee—S. Sinnathamby, E.

Joseph, Goh Tee Chuan, L. O. St.(Established Andrew’s Society, Singapore

Pestana, S. S. Sawhny, Abdul 1908)—

Rahman bin Abdul Rahim, S. President—George Marshall

Gopal and Kok Putt Poh Vice-President—F. McD. Edmonds

Singapore Marine Insurance Associa- Hon. Secretary & Hon. Treasurer

tion— —C. F. Smith

Chairman—L. B. Stone

Deputy Chairman—W. G. Dove Straits Racing Association—Merchan-

Committee—A,

Hoseason, J. M.H. Carbery,

Purrier, N.W. M.S. tile Bank Building; Teleph. 2451;

Levien, P. J. Rochester, C. W. Cable Ad: Racing

Warren and F. T. Wyckoff Representing Singapore Turf Club

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman —Hon. Mr. R. Williamson, A.

C.P. S.Smith, H. C. Reilly and Dr.

Hunter, c.b.e.

Singapore Pilot Association, Licens- Representing Penang Turf Club

ed Pilots for the Port of Singapore —C. D. D.Boon

Hogan, J. G. Brown and

—East Wharf (Section 2), Tanjong Lee Toon

Pagar; Teleph. 6050; Cable Ad: Representing SelangorD. Turf Club

Pilots —A. A. Henggeler, T. Waring

Singapore Marine Hostel —Anson and E. G. Leyne

Road; Telephs. 6365 & 80277 (Re- Representing Perak Turf Club—

sidence); Codes: A.B.C. and Bent- E O. Watson. S. D. Scott and

ley’s P. F. Y. Radcliff

Chairman—Comdr. C. C. Dix c.m.g., Secretary—C, A Niven

D.S.O., r.n. (Retired)

Supt.—Rev. A. V. Wardle Straits Settlements (Singapore) As-

Steward—A. C. Willis sociation—P.O. Box 259

 SINGAPORE Cl9

Wokkmkk’s Compensation Insurance Manager—Parkcane

Sub-Manager—S. C. Lu C. Hwang

Association of Malaya— Asst. Manager—William T. Kao

Chairman—C. W. Warren Accountant—James F. N. Bien

Deputy Chairman—J. H. Furrier Cashier—V.

Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman Chief of TrustK. Dept.—Hanson

Chong Ho

Aurora, Ltd.—Department Store: Junc- Chief Heng of Business Dept.—Ng Kah

tion High Street and North Bridge Acting Asst. Chief of Business Dept.

Road; Telephs. 3788-9; Orchard Road —Loke Chan HingChang

Branch: 60-66, Orchard Road; Telephs. Secretary—Chi-hsin

5148-9; Motor Service Station: Oldham

Lane, offFurniture,

Orchard Road;Telephs. 5148-9;

60- Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. (Incorporated

Sunco Sale Department:

66, Orchard Road; Telephs. 5148-9; Japan)—31, RafflesPlace;Telephs. 5391-2in

Sunco Furniture, Factory: 101, Victoria (General Dept.), 3194 (Manager), 6957

Street; Teleph. 6531; P. O. Box 42; (Compradore); Codes: Bentley’sCable Ad: Taiwangink;

Complete Phrase, Lie-

Cable

mercialAd: CodesAurora;

Used Codes: All Com- ber’s Standard and A.B.C.and5thPaterson’s

Edition,

Imperial Combination

International

Australian Primary Producers Daily Taipeh, Formosa (Taiwan). London Banking. Head Office:

Produce and General Merchants— New Office: York 40-41, Old BroadCity

Office: Street,Broadway"

E.C. 2

Hongkong Bank Chamber, 4th Floor; Building, 165* Broadway

Teleph. 4940; P.O. Box 43. Head

Office: C. Geo. Kellaway & Sons,

Ltd., Hay-market, Sydney, Australia Banque de I’lndochine

ed in France)—Raffles (Incorporat-

Place; Telephs.

W. A. Rollinson, manager 5138, 5139 (Office) and 3894 (Com-

Miss L. Sanderson, secretary pradore) ; Cable Ad: Indochine.

Low Peng Boon, salesman

Soon Kay Kee, book-keeper Head Office: 96, Boulevard Hauss-

mann, Paris (8e)

Ayurveda Siddha Oushadha Sala, F. de Cotirseulles, manager

Manufacturers of High-class Gen-

uine Sastric preparations—513, Gey- J.J.C. de

A. Bonenfant,

Gaudin,

la

asst, manager

accountant

Rocque, cashier

lang Road

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Engineers Chartered Bank of India, Australia

and

SteamManufacturers, PatentSteam Tube, &England

WaterRaising China,by The Royal (Incorporated 1853)—in

Boilers. All Sizes

Plants, Electric Cranes, Mechanical Battery Road; Cable Charter,

Ad: Sladang

Chain Grate Stokers, etc.—Bl to 4 H. G. Baxter, manager

Hongkong BankBabcock

Chambers ; Teleph. M.

M. W. Tipler, sub-manager

E. Columbine, accountant

6261; Cable Ad:

W. H. Menzies, manager Sub-Accountants—

P.M. G.B. Wicks

Chapman G.E. C.Taylor Phillips

Bain

A. Hamilton

StTfgeons—11, Battery Road J. G. Sellar A.J.B. Dickson

M. C. Bain, m.b., ch.b., partner L,D. M.

BeathMethven A. S. Cassels

E. Glenny, f.r.c.s., do. D. Lowdon D. A. Blunt

BANKS China

porated & Southern Bank,Office: Ltd. (Incor-

Formosa.in Japan)—Head

Singapore Branch: 31,Taipeh.

Raffles

ft m w * w m Place;

ginko; Teleph.

Codes: 3165; Cable

Bentley’s Ad:Complete

Kanan-

Bank of China, Singapore — 12,

Cecil Street; Telephs. 6444 (Manager’s Phrase, Branches: Canton and Semarang

Office),(Exchange

6441 6442 (Sub-Manager’s

Department), Office),

5188-9 Cook & Son (Bankers), Ltd., Thos.

(General Office) &

408, Havelock Road); 7097 (Godown:

Cable 402,-

Ad: —39, Robinson Road ; Teleph. 5908;

Qhuhgkuo Cable Ad: Coupon

A. Ohettle, manager

C20 SINGAPORE

Credit Foncier d’Extkeme Orient Pahang D. Scott Agency—Kuantan

(Incorporated in Belgium, 1907),

Mortgage Bank—Meyer Chambers, 3rd Kota Bharu Agency—

A. J. E. Winslow

Floor;

Head Telephs.

Office: 11,3895-6;CableAd: Belfran. Trengganu

Rue de Theresienne, Agency—

Brussels. Branches at Shanghai,Tientsin, F. C. Stocks

Hankow, Hongkong, Peiping and Tsinan

A. Graff, manager National CityQuay;

BankTeleph.

oe New5826;

York,Cable

The

H. J. Brassinue, signs per pro —9, Collyer

F. G1 incur, do. Ad: Citibank; Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C.

Miss V. Y. Scott, secretary

Miss J. Campbell, stenographer 5th Edition, Western Union and

Miss E. de Souza, do. Peterson 2nd and 3rd Editions. Head

Li C. Pen, chief clerk Office: New York

D. S. S. Douglas, manager

Chow Shi Lin, clerk L. D. Cullings, accountant

Lye Boon Hong, cashier G.HoL.Kim Hill,Seng,

sub-acct. &do.pro-manager

Eastern Bank, Ltd.,CecilTheStreet;

in England)—18, (Incorporated

Telephs. G. L. Magruder,

Thong Foong Loon, sub-accountant

do.

4510 (Manager) & 5479 (General); Cable Low Kay Lim, do.

Ad:W.Eastertide

Steel, manager

H. Barden, accountant Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

L. Howgate, sub-accountant N. V. — 1, Cecil Street; Cable Ad:

Handelbank

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking J. S. Nijhoff, manager

Corporation— M. Visser, accountant

P. R.F. W.

J. deF. Kok, sub-accountant

A.R. M.A. D.Stuart, acting

Wallace, manager

acting sub-manager H. A. van von Pestel,

Viersen, assistant

do.

J.G. Mcl. Brown, accountant

G. Thomson, sub-accountant R. van der Veen, dp.

J.L. C.H. Sutherland Seow Tiong Lin, chief cashier

Thorn J.G. S.W.LeeStabb Goh Ah Kow, chief clerk

L.E M.G. Robertson

Moffatt I.J.O. Cruick Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij,

H. A. Browning N. E. Clarkshank N. V. (Netherlands Trading Society)

—Medeiros Building, 18, Cecil St.;

J.E.B. Thomson D. M. Walker Telephs.

G. G. Wallace D. N. H. Self Gardona. 5264, Head5265 & 5266;

Office: Cable Ad:

Amsterdam

Kwong Lee Banking Co. — 76, South J. C. Mantel, manager

Bridge Road; Telephs. 7317 and 2021; G. van Egmond, ll. d., accountant

Cable AdSibu,

Kuching, : Kwolebanco.

Sarikie, HongkongAgencies:

and H.W. A.C. Meynen,

Knook, B.cashier

van Rietschote, C.

Canton J.B. H.

D. Loeff, H. D.andvan H.derA.Sant,

E. Brand van

Lee Wah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal Oort,Tiang

Kwik assistants

Boon, compradore

Road; Cable Ad: Bankleewah

Mercantile Bankof India,Ltd.,The Oversea-Chinese Banking Cor-

(Incorporated in England) —and

21, Raffles poration, Ltd, (Incorporated in the

Place; Telephs. 5018-9 6971 Straits Settlements), Capital: Auth-

(Manager); Cable Ad: Paradise. Head orised $40,000,000.00; Issued & Paid

Up $10,000,000.00—Head

Office : 15, Gracechurch Street, London, Building,

E.C.J. B.3. Ross, manager Chulia Street,Office : China

Singapore;

Local

Road Branches:

and 253, 458, North

South Bridge Bridge

Road;

W. H. Jowit, sub-manager Cable Ad: Oversea. Branches: Alor

D. K. Anderson, acting accountant Star (Kedah), Amoy, Batavia, Batu

Asst. Accountants — Pahat,Kelantan,

Djarnbi, Klang,

Haiphong, Hongkong,

W. D. L.

S.A. J.G.Elgar Marsh (On leave) Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur,

Donn | A. M. Curtis Malacca, Muar, Palembang, Penang,

J. H. Wichers I J.W.S. Braine Rangoon,

hai, Segamat,andSeremban, Shang-

R. M. Murray | H. Maitland LondonSourabaya

Bankers: Midland Teluk

Bank,Anson.

Ltd.

 SINGAPORE 021

and

Bankers:Lloyds

IrvingBank,

TrustLtd.Co. New York

and Chase F. A. Bartholomeusz, mng. director

National Bank. Correspondents in All C. W. Mitchell, director i

E. C. S. LaBrooy, asst, secretary f c secretary

the

BankingPrincipal

BusinessCities of the

of Every World.

Description S.H. V.Don, assistantcashier

Singaram,

' Transacted Z. Joachim, book-keeper

Tan

KwaEan SiewKiam, managing

Tee, general director

manager Y.L. C.Streenivasan, stenographer

Lim Keat, storekeeper

ChewBock HockLee,Leong,

manager (Head (Bran-

manager Office) E. V. Bracken, salesman

V. G. Sarny, do.

Tanches)

Chin Tuan, manager (Properties) Hassan, collector

C. Y. Veh, manager (Petty Re- Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

mittances) secretary (Head the

Yap Pheng

Teh Say Koo,Geek, accountant 119, Straits

North Bridge Settlements)—Head

Road; Sales Depart- Office:

Office) ment: 7, PrinceMalaya;

throughout EdwardCable

Road;Ad:Branches

Bata-

S. C. Hayng, accountant (Branches) shoe

United Chinese Bank, Ltd.—Bonham Batavia Sea &, Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Bldg., 2 Chulia St.; Teleph. 5182-7; (Incorporated in Java), Fire, Marine and

Cable Ad: Tyehuabank Motor Car Insurance—Chartered Bank

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. (In- Sluytersco. Chambers; Teleph., 7714; Cable Ad:

corporated in Japan) — Head Office: W.Bank Head Office: Batavia, Java

Uytenbroek,

Yokohama, Japan. Singapore

Meyer Chambers; Teleph. 5921-3 (Gen- Branch: Chambers)manager (Chartered

eral Office),7842

pradore); 6049 (Managers

(Manager); 6472 (Com- Battenberg

7551 (Residence No. 2), 6215 Residence),

(Residence Solicitors—36-37, Charterd Bank Cham-

No. 4); Cable Ad: Shokingink; Codes: bers; Teleph. 7965

A.B.C. 5th

and Bentley’s Edition, Lieber’s Standard Beauty Chemical Works, Specialists in

S.T. Mutoh, manager the ManufacturesNorth

Perfumes—770, of High

Bridge Quality

Road;

Murata, sub-manager Teleph. 2539 ; Cable Ad: TjoagOankiat;

K. Uchida, per pro. manager Codes: Bentley’s, Hoa Boe, Indonesia

T. Hayashi, do. andT. Oeymohoat

Bankers & Tradersin Insurance Co., G. Kiat & Co., sole proprietors

Ltd. (Incorporated Australia),

Marine and Motor Car—Gresham Beavis Fire, & Co., A. E., Fire and Loss

House, Battery Road Assessors and Adjusters to the In-

McAlister & Co., Ltd., general agents praisers surance Companies, Licensed Ap-

C. E. Gibson, resident officer & General Contractors—23,

Banque de lTndochine -(Ne« Banks) Bonham Building; Telephs. 4050

(Office) and 7650 (House); Cable Ad:

Barlow & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Beebee A. E. Beavis, f.b.a.s., f.i.i.a.,

F. M. S. ), Merchants and Estate managing partner

Agents—Ocean Building,

Te I ephs.5013 & 5014; Cable Collyer

Ad: SanQuay;

dbach

G.A.H.F.Bowen, manager n & m m m m

L. Barrow | G. H. Lang Bee Huat <& Co., Ltd., Importers and

Exporters. Agents of: Socony Lubric-

Barretto

Chartering -Shipping

Agents and& Ship

Trading Co., ating

Brokers— Hardwares,Products, Electric

Chemicals, Lamp

MotorBulbs,

and

49,

Ad:F.The Arcade; Teleph. 7784; Cable Cycle

Barretto pliers toTyres,

Tin Beltings,

Mines, RubberGeneral Sup-

Factories,

D. Barretto Sawmills, Estates, Foundries, etc;—121,

Beach Road; Teleph. 7807; Cable Ad:

Bartholomeusz, Ltd., F. A., Importers, Beehuat; Phrase andCodes: Bentley’s

A.B.C. 5th EditionComplete

Exporters, and General

12-a, Robinson Road; Teleph. 2234;Merchants—

Cable Ad: Bartolomez Belgian Consulate—(See Consulates)

(J22 SINGAPORE

Bell’s Asbestos & Engineering (S. S.)> Board Mates’ofCertificates—(Nee

Examiners for Associations

Masters’ k

Ltd.and

ters (Incorporated

Stockists —in 38,

England), Impor- and

Cross Street; Societies)

Teleph. 64-27; Cable

Codes: Bentley’s Ad: 5thEdition

and A.B.C. Asbestos;

L. J. Reeves, manager Bolter & Co., H., Importers of Special

Tan Wines and Provisions, Exporters of

Yap Kim

ChengKiat,

Yan,local

chiefsecretary

salesman Coconut

—23, By-Products

Winchester & Shipchandlers;

House, Coilyer Quay;

H. M. Rais, cashier & collector

Yong Ban Tiat, office accountant Teleph. 6522; Cable Ad: Bolter

H. Bolter, proprietor

Belting «k Asbestos Co., Mining & Boon Seng & Co., Ltd., Established

1907 (Incorporated in Singapore), Ship-

Engineering Suppliers—19, Phillip chandlers,

Street;

Code: Teleph. 2287; Cable Ad: fiasco; Merchants, Sail-Makers Manufacturers’ and General

Agents,

F. M. S.Bentley’s. Branch at Ipoh, Perak, Stockists

Yacht of Brass

Fittings, and

Cutlery, Ironmongery,

Crockery,

Tay Swee Leng, general manager Glass, Aluminium

Tay Swee Heng, asst, manager

Tay Swee Kiat, typist

book-keeper Garden Implementsand andEnamel Wares,

Fancy Sundry

Tan Kok Soon, Goods—Office: 36 k 38, Robinson Road;

Ng Choon Seng, cashier Teleph. 7268; Cable Ad: Sailor; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

Sole Agents for Malaya : Tok Beng Chuan, rung, director

British Belting k Asbestos, Choo Kim Kieu, director

Southwark Street, London S. Ltd.,

E. 1. Goh Eng Kee, secretary

Chua Boon Keng, Chin Lam Seng

(“Saturn, Saturnalia k Saturlite” and Chua Bok Kim, assistants

Hair Bel i ings & “Phoenix” Brand Chua Lj?e Hock, bill collector

Asbestos Goods of All Descrip-

tions Packings & Jointings)

W. K.

England ‘Champion’—Outboard Motors

Saws) (“Eagle” Brand Circular ‘Romac’—Fire

‘Fortress’—Brand Extinguishers

Soft Soap

Tuck k Co., Ltd., St. Mary

London (“Tucks” Genuine Packings) Axe., ‘Eradico’—Anti Vermin Solution

“Bethesda” Gospel Hall—(Nee Chur- Borneo Mercantile

Co., Ltd., The, Merchants—

Bank Buildings; Teleph. 5037

ches and Missions) (PrivateExchange); Cable Ad: Borneo;

BinMerchants

k Co,, S. L,andPiece-Goods and General Codes: A.B.C. Private, Acme,

National. Head Office : 143-149, Bentley’s,

—Meyer Chambers; Manufacturers’

Cable Ad:AgentsSi- Fenchurch Street, London, E. C. 3.

binandco Branches: Bangkok, Chiengmai,

Raheng, Paknampho, Penang, Lakon,

Ipoh,

Blau, Robert (Malaya), Perfumery Busi- and Miri Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Kuching, Sibu

ness—D5a, Hongkong Bank Chambers; Sirmanaging

Adam B.director

Ritchie,(London;

chairman &

Cable Ad: Perfumery

R. Blau, proprietor

Lo Kam Woon, manager A. R- Malcolrp,

don) general manager (Lon-

Blom k van der Aa, Insurance and Claim C. Jackson, manager (Malaya)

Agents — Chartered Bank Chambers; G.J. Bennett,

C. Ashworth R. A. W. Hills

Teleph.

Office: 7714; Cable

Batavia, Java Ad: Bloma. Head persigns

pro. E.D, C.B. Haywood

Hearle

W. Uytenbroek, resident manager Miss O.K. Barrett J. Laidlaw

J.H. A.C. Donald

Faxon H. S. McCarty

Bluntsohli,

Box 53. Also H. atC.,Pakan-Baroe,

General Agent—P.O.

Sumatra J. D. Ferguson G. F. Pennefather

J. A.C. Gransden

J.Miss Grant W. R. Ravie

Board of Examiners for Engineers, J. C. Hunter Miss H. Rutledge

Certificates—(See Associations and E. S. Housley W. C. C. Webster

Societies) (On leave) K. Young

 SINGAPORE C23

Borneo Motors, Ltd.—70, Orchard Road; British - American Tobacco Co.

Teleph. 5088; Cable Ad: Borneocar. (Straits), Ltd. (Incorporated in

Branches

Lumpur, at Penang,

Seremban Ipoh, Kuala England), Cigarette and Tobacco

anddirector

Malacca

A. Corbet, managing Importers and Exporters—11, Kep-

pel Road; Teleph. 5821 (3 Lines) ;

Cable Ad: Seminole; Codes: A.B.C.

Boswell, C. V., Surveyor and Appraiser— Private. 5th and 6th Editions, Bentley’s &

11-9, Heao >. ffice: Westminster

LiraUnion Building

Kee Leng, manager House, 7, Millbank, London, S. W. 1.

H. C. Luetchford | F. C. J. Moore

Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in British Dispensary, Ltd.—33, Raffles

F.M.S.), Quay;

Collyer Merchants—Union Building, Place; Teleph. 6118

Cable Ad: Boustead.

Branches: Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Port David-Turner, m.p.s., mng. director

Swettenham, Ipoh, Teluk Anson, Turn- Ang Peng Tin, salesman

pat and Kuala Trengganu

British Electro Plating Works,

Boutcher & Co., Chartered Architects, Electro Plating in Chromium,

Surveyors and Licensed Appraisers— Nickel, Silver, Copper, Zinc & Tin

Chartered

Directors—C.Bank R.Chambers;

Cherry, Teleph.

H. 6180 Metal Colouring, Bronzing—29a and

O.R.Maas,

G.Hughes,

R. Roper 31, Penang Road; Teleph. 7247

W. T. Crosley, W. W.

- Caldbeck, H. A. Sheffield & Son, proprietors

Esson, J. M. Prescott and H. L. British Equitable Assurance Co.,

Marshall

Secretary—J. M. Prescott

Assistants—W. A. Ball, C. E. R. M. Ltd. (Incorporated in England A.

I.Brooke (p.p.),N.A.Fyfe,

Edmiston, M. H.D.Carbery,

J. A. A. D.

Kirk,

1854), Fire Insurance—Head

Office: Royal Exchange. London

W. S. C. Leech (p.p.) D. V. D. Perry J. H- Purrier, supervisor of

(p.p.), N. Poyntz-Roberts, L. C. Agencies, Eastern Archipelago

Smith, F. W.(p.p.)

Walker (p.p.) and A. (6, Chartered

Teleph. Bank Chambers;

2599; Cable Ad: Fox-

W. Waliioh hound ; Code: Bentley’s)

Braddell Bros., Advocates & Solici- British

tors—Meyer Chambers; Teleph. 5291 (See Associations and Societies)

(2 Lines); Ad: Braddell; Codes:

Bentley’s and A.B.C. i5th odn.

Partners—Roland St. John Brad- British General Insurance Co., Ltd.

dell, b.a. (Oxon.), barrister-at- (Incorporated in England), Fire

law and John Laycock, b.a. Business—Commercial Union Build-

(Lond.), solicitor ings, Robinson Road; Cable Ad:

Assistants—C. K. Lee, T. W. Ong, Cuaco

B.O’ A.eilly,(Hons.'

C. G.(Cantab.’

Toh, F.F. G.A. Arthur C- Potts, manager

Livingstone and A Yellappa

British India Steam Navigation Co.,

Brinkmann & Co., Merchants & Eng- Ltd. (Incorporated in England)—

Union Building, Collyer Quay; Tel-

ineers — French Bank Building; ephs. 5434 (Claims & Tranship-

Teleph. 5935; Cable Ad: Brink- ment) and 5437 (Passage, Local

mann. Head Office: Hiltermann

Bros., 24, Lime Street, London. Line and General): Cable Ad: Bison

Garage & Show rooms: Grange

Road, Singapore. Branch at Kuala British Malaya Trustee & Executor

Lumpur Co., Ltd.—

Sole Distributors for: Directors—Sir

Opel Cars & Trucks kt.b., O. R. S.David Galloway,

Bateman, J. I.

Mercedes-Benz Cars & Trucks Dawson, F. W. Hall, B. M. Meyer

Studebaker Cars

C24 SINGAPORE

British Pharmacy, The, Wholesale General Supervisor—D. J. Mackie

and Retail Chemists and Druggists Deputy Engineer—H. C. G. Pope

and Manufacturers’ Agents—440-2, Traffic Accountant—A. J. Flynn

North Bridge Road; Teleph. ©182, Branch Accountant—G. O. G. Hoy

Cable Ad: Britarmacy; Code: Traffic Auditor—A. W. B. Blackford

Bentley’s

Dr. B. N.Complete

de Souza,Phrase

L.R.c.e. & s., Divisional Manager’s Secretary —A.

consulting physician N- Laybourne F. Old, J. T. Lock,

Supervisors—G.

O. L. Wong, principal W. Y. Telford, E. W. Dowdeswell

F. C. Thong, manager and R. C. Hampton

K. E. Dieu, chief assistant Mechanician-in-Charge—V. R.

C.J. GC. Tan,

Low, 3rd

2ndassistant

assistant Furneaux

Foreign Staff—F. C. Scott, E. B.

Laybourne,

Connor, C. P.H. J.Coshan, Sullivan,J. Watt,

C. M.

British Trade Commissioner —Fuller- E.R. W. Nailer,andD.P.F.C.Edmonds, R. J.

ton Building; Teleph. 4830; P.O. Stracey Van Ingen

Box 608 Local Staff—A. de Souza, D. Orton,

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. D. Hosey, C. F. Oliveiro, A. R. de

(Incorporated in Hong Kong), Souza, C. Barker, Y. de Rozario, J.

Marine, Fire and Workmen’s Com- Lewis,

N. H. S.P.F.Wilson,

A. Lange, H.Stewart,

K F.H. St. C. Rappa,

pensation—Union ! Building, Collyer

Quay; Teleph.. 5981; P.O. Box 617; Beins, Rozario, de Silva,C. A.J.

Cable Ad: Union. Head Office; Martin, C, J. Keasberry, J. Scully,

Hong Kong L.R. Taylor,

H. J. J.C.Desker,

Barth, K. de H.Souza,

W. Phipps.

H. A.

J A Worswick, branch manager Lazaroo, C. O. Donough, K. Jalleh,

O. R. Davidge P.K. B.L.F. Klassen,

Armstrong,R. L.Conceicao,

J. Lemercier,E.

Brown & Co., E. A., Exchange and General Gomes,

Brokers—10,

6224; D’Almeida

Cable Ad; Street;A.B.C.

Adis; Code: Teleph.

5th MohamedF. Rodrigues,

Khan, W. C.C. B.Rodrigues,

de Souza,

Edition E.Rufus,

F. deM.Silva, C. S. Aroozoo,

Rozario, Abdul Hamid,A. V.

Aruthur de Souza, W. C. Martinus,

Bun Bee & Co.r General Importers and W. E. Defoe, Lee Kum Wah, P. C.

Exporters,

Merchants, Provision,

Green Wine and

Grocers and Spirit

Cold P.Nonis,

Choon Desker,G. P. Fernandez,

Yang,Koh LimKim

F. Danker,

GuanSwee,Quee, Ong

Lee

Storage Proprietors—111 and 113, Beach Lian

Road; Teleph. 6460; Cable Ad: Bunbeeco;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s Chek Leong, Wong Wing Fee, Chin

Lock, Tan Tiam Hock, Yap

and Private Gim Teck, Ng Gek Chop, Lim Quee

Kay,

Chee, Seah David Neo Low, Heok,

Choo Tuck Lee Poi,

Kia

Burlington Private Hotel—3. Coleman Khoo Choon,

Ah Bah,Tan KohChye

KimThiam,

Koot, Kam

Street; Teleph. 7108

Phang Hap Hin, manager Seng Tan

KangNow,

Ah Swee,Chua Khoo

JooPeck

Kim, Kim, Tan

Joe Low,

Butter,

StrappingW.,Co.,Agent

ChicagoSignode Steel

Manufacturers Wong Siew Lum, Tan Whay Quee,

Signode System—137-139, Cecil Street; Miss A. M. Nonis, Miss J. I. Theseira,

Teleph. 3166; Cable Ad: Signode Miss

Bah, B.ChiaA.Kim de Souza,

Teck, ChanChua Chow

Chee

Butter, Mrs. W., m.b. (Lond.), d.o. (Oxon.) Wah, Louis Tan, Lim Joo Guan,

(Dr. Dexter Allen)—28, Tomlinson Road Liang

Yap TiongSiak Hong,

Seng, MissTeo Kee San,

W.J.deClunies

Cruz,

Cable & Wireless, Ltd. (Incorporated Miss I. de Souza, Miss

in England)—Singapore Office: “Electra Ross,

Chan Ban MissHuat,

I. Rozario, S. A Fye

Loh Ting Perreau,

and

House,” 35, Robinson

5177; Cable Ad: Eastern Road; Teleph. Teo Eng Kiat

Divisional Manager—H.Branch

T. Bennett Electrical Department—Gable Depot,

Manager, Singapore —J. S. Keppd Harbour4, Teleph. 6069

Jenkins Manager—A. S. Gardener

Engineer—C. H. Riviere Sr. Electrician—C. N. W. Joyce

 SINGAPORE (J25

Electrical Staff Afloat — A. C. W. C. Inn)

P. Burke, barrister-at-law (Gray’s

Pooley,

and W. C.H. E.Davies

T. Broome, H. Pain R. H. Green, solicitor (England)

Head

and Cable

E. H. R.Foremen

Bowerman — B. J. Rivers Agents:Jaques & Co., London

Cable Foremen—A. T. Platt and A. C. Dove, Lockhart & Smart, Edinburgh

Moncrieff,

Worster

Cable Jointer—L. W. Smith Glasgow Warren, Paterson

Engineer—O. E. Galistan

Accountant—W.

Clerical Staff—M.B.Frois, Connor

F. Pereira, V. Canadian

missioner Government

(Commercial Trade Com-

Intelligence

de Rozario and D.u S. de Mello Service,

Commerce, Department

Ottawa, of Trade

Canada) — and

Union

Marine Stajf—C. S. Recorder" Building; Teleph. 4929 ; Cable Ad:

Commander—S. A. Gammon Canadian

Chief Officer—J.D.G.Taylor

2nd Officer—K. West Trade Trade

Commissioner—J. L. Mutter

3rd Officer—H. T.H. V.Cross

Church Asst. Commissioner — K. F.

4th Officer—W. Noble

Chief Engineer—W. H. F. Mollon Secretary—C. H. Khoo

2nd

3rd Engineer—C. E. Mackinlay

Helliwell Canadian National Railways (Can-

4th Engineer—J.

Engineers—L.H.Roy, L. J. Brydon adian National

Passenger Steamships),Floor,Hong-

andFreight—4th Railway,

and J. W. Wilburn kong

Purser—R. J. Timson Cable Bank Chambers;

Ad: Lemorb; Code: Teleph.

Bentley’s3497;

CAFi, L. L. Lawler, general agent

Tea Ltd.,

Room,G.Makers

H., Restaurant,

of “G. H.”TiffinSweet,

and S. V. Barlow, travelling repres.

Chocolates & Wedding Battery

andN. Confectioners—18, Oakes, Caterers

Road N.(Incorporated

V. Carl Schliepper HandelRobin- Mu.

R. Mistri, mng. director in Batavia)—94,

D. B. Morris, secretary & accountant Tjapmata son Road; Teleph. 4657; Cable Ad:

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Carreras, Limited (Incorporated in

(Incorporated

Ordinances ofunder the Companies’

Hongkong), (Incor- England), Manufacturers of High-class

porated in Shanghai), Wholesale and Cigarettes

Retail Wine & Spirits Merchants—201, Building,

and Tobaccos—E-3, Union

3rd Floor; Teleph. 7344; P.O.

Cantonment Road; Telephs. 5371 and BoxManager—D.

351; Cable Ad: Crayeneras

Mackenzie

6372 ; Cable Ad: Caldbeck; Codes: Assistants—C. Fittock, L. H. Best

A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s 2nd (Kuala

Phrase

Hongkong, Code.Tientsin,

Branches at Shanghai,

Singapore, Penang (Penang)Lumpur) and G. W. Patton

and

FoochowKualaRoad,Lumpur.

ShanghaiHead Office: 44, Cathedral, Church of the Good Shep-

Macgregors,

managers Ltd., Shanghai, general herd—{See Churches and Missions)

K. R. Stevens, manager Chan & Eber,

—Raffles Advocates

Chambers; and5814;

Teleph. Solicitors

Cable

S.K. R.R. Burstall,

Tolmie, assistant

do. Ad: Chaneber; Codes used: A.B.C. 5th

Vaughan Jones, European travelling Edition and Bentley’s

Partners—

representative

B. F. Santos, shipping repres. S. barrister-at-law

J. Chan, b.a., ll.b. (Cantab.),

O. L. Bornemann, manager (Kuala (Gray’s Inn)

Lumpur) R.rister-at-law

L. Eber, b a.(Inner(Cantab.),

Temple)bar-

E. G. Bird, manager (Penang)

E. (Middle

R. Koek,Temple) barrister - at - law

Campbell

Solicitors,

ted Malay Straits Settlements,

States and Johore—8,Federa-

Raffles (Middle Temple), asst, advo-

Place;

A.B.C. Cable

5th and Ad:

6th Campbell;

Editions, Codes:

Bentley’s cate A solicitor

Complete Phrase & Broomhall’s Imperial London Agents — Tamplih, Joseph,

Combination (Rubber Edition) Ponsonby,

church RydeLondon,

Street, and Flux,

E.C. 165, Fen-

C26 SINGAPORE

Chan Sze Onn & Co,, Company Secret- Chin Huat Hin Oil Trading Co.,

aries General Merchants and Commission

Street;andCable

Estate

Ad : Agents—96,

Ghanszeonn Market Agents — 143, Beach Road; Teleph.

Change Alley Rubber Communication 6437; Cable Ad: Selatae

Office, Rubber Brokers and Market

Reporters—14a, Change Alley; Telephs. (Incorporated China Fire Insurance Go., Ltd, The

2481, 7770, 7534, 7535 and 7536 in Hong Kong), Marine

and Fire—Union Building. Collyer

Lim Teck Swee, president Quay; Teleph. 5981; P. O. Box 617;

LimPohKian

HoodHock,

and Lim Lee Cable

ChanTianKeeLye,Leng, Hongkong Ad : Union. Head Office :

rubber brokers J. A. Worswick, branch manager

C. R. Davidge | J. B. H. Leckie

Chartered Bank of India, Australia China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

& China—{See Banks) Ltd. (Incorporated in England)—

m 'if Mansfield

Collyer AQuay),

Co., Ltd. ( cean Building,

agents

Chee Fatt, Merchant Tailor—89, North

Bridge Road (Opposite Adelphi Hotel ChinaN avigation C< i ., Ltd. (Incorporated

Building) in England)—

Cheong KoonValuers,

Seng Receivers

& Co., Ltd., Mansfield & Co. Ltd. (' cean Building,

Auctioneers, and Collyer Quay), agents

Trustees of Estates, Real Estate and j China A Southern Bank—(Nee Banks)

Insurance

Street, Agents

nearKoonseng; -8 andTeleph.

Raffles Place; 10, Chulia j

Cable Ad: Code: A.B.C.7998; 5th j China Underwriters,

in Hongkong andLtd. (In

Edition,

Johore BahruBranch Offices: Malacca and | incorporated

England), Life,

Registered

Fire, Marine,

Wee Sin Choe, Accident and General Insurance—Head

Gay Hock Guan,inng. director

manager Office:

LondonHongkong

Office—A. J. Collins & Co.,

Kiong Chai Woon, secretary Ltd,, Regina House, 5, Queen Street,

5

Chesnot, M. H. L., Rubber Dealer- -!^, E. C. 4.

Chief Office (Southern Agencies)—4

173a, 173b, Cecil Street (Second Floor),

Chia &■ Co., Stock and Share brokers—32 Chambers; Teleph.Hongkong

4276; CableBank

Ad:

and 34, The Arcade; Cable Ad: Chiaco, Underwrite

Broomhall’s Imp. Combination, A.B.C. j Resident Secretary — A. J. Frank

5th and 6th Editions, BentleyV and , LifeYitAgency Staff—Lee Siew, Low

Private SoonMing,

Seng &PoonCo. Yew, H. Lee and

Chia Lee Clinic—64, New Bridge Road | General A gents— J. Evans & Co., 59,

The Arcade

“Children’s Fortnightly,” The —144,

Robinson Road; Telephs. 5368 and 5369 Ching Keng Lee & Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

John A. Galvin, publisher ated in theStreet;

D Almeida StraitsTelephs.

Settlements)—9a,

3918 & 3919

Theodore H. Kwan, editor

Chilian Consulate — {See Consulates) ! Kam Swee Siew, manager

Chin GuanMerchants

General (Chop), Produce & Rubber ; Chop Kian Cheong-33, Phillip Street;

and Commission

Agents—98, Cross Street; Teleph. 7939, 1 Teleph. 7978; Cable Ad: Goodliness;

Codes: Bentley’s and A. B. C. 5th

Cable Ad: Chinguan & 6th Editions

Wee Cheong Hew, proprietor

Chin Ho & Co., Merchants, Commis- Chotirmall &■ Co., K.A.J.

1875), Silk Merchants (Established

sion Agents and

presentatives— Manufacturers’

Szehaitong Bank Build- Re- makers—41-43, HighandStreet;

Ladies Dress-

leleph.

ing, 40-A; Phillip Street, 1st Floor; 7957; Cable Ad: Chotirmall. Branches:

Telephs. 7546 and 7556, Cable Ad: and Batavia, Saigon, Hongkong, Canton

Chinhoco Kobe

 SINGAPORE C27

D. A. Chotirmall, proprietor French Roman Catholic Mission—

R. Naraindas

Shewakram, and M.S. Udharam,

Gopaldas, gen-G. Rt.Malacca

Rev. Dr. A. Devals, Bishop of

eral managers Rev.

Rev. L.N.Lambert,

Maury, procurator

vicar, Cathedral

of the

Rev. C. Good Shepherd

Gauthier, vicar (The Holy

Manufacturers of High-Class Washing Co., Family, Katong)

Soap—Head Rev. B. Ashness, vicar (The Sacred

TeTeph. 7761; Office:

Factory:38, Bukit

Cecil Street;

Arang Heart)

Rev. E. Becheras, vicar, S. ,S. Peter

Road, off Serangopn Road, 4f Mile andP.Paul

Chung & Wong, Architects and Survey- Rev. Chin, assistant, S. S. Peter

ors, Designers of Steel Structures and

Re-inforced Concrete Buildings—Office: Rt.and PaulM. Olcomendy, vicar, Our

Rev.

Lady of Lourdes

3rd Floor, IThioii BuiMing; Teleph. 7257 Rev. I. Fernandez, assistant, O. L.

Chung Hong Woot, proprietor of L.

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Rev.

Rev. S.R.Lee,Cardon,

vicar, St.editor,

TeresaMalaya

Armenian Church Of St. GPrgory— Catholic

Rev. Leader

X. A.SeetDass, manager, M. C. L.

Hill Street Rev. M, (Serangoon)

Vicar— (Vacant* Rev. J. Pages, superior, St. Xavier’s

Secretary—M- P-

Warden—Mac Hacbian MalcOlm Seminary

Chairman—H S. Arathoon Rev. H. Berthold, assistant (Ser-

Members—S. angoon)

M. CathatoorM. Arathoon and Rev. R. De Souza (Bukit Timah)

Rev.

Organist—Mrs. Hacbian Rev. J.M.Lee (Johore

Selier Bahru)

(Johore Bahru)

“ Bethesda ”—Bras Basah Road

Hon. Secretary—G. C. S.

Hon. Treasurer—Wee Teow Poh Koch Garrison Church—Tanglin

1

CaThedrad (Roman Catholic of “The Chaplain to the Forces—Rev. J.

Good SftEPHERD”)--Bras Basah Road Cethin

of E. Jones, m;c., m.a., s.&f.c.

andVicar—Rev.

Queen StreetN. Maury Methodist

(English)—Ft. Church,

CanningWesley

Road Church

Chapel of St. Anthony—Mandai

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee Rev. H. B. Amsfcutz, m.a., b.d., d.d.,

pastor

Christian

312 Missionary, The—P.O. Box Methodist Mission — Cable Ad:

Alex. R. Mitchell Methodist

Arthur Shearer Rev. Edwin F. Lee, d.d., res. bishop

Church of St. Joseph Buket Rev. Raymond L. Archer, ph. d.,

Timah mission

Rev. Roberttreasurer

E. Blasdell, secretary

Vicar—Rev. S. Lee (Building and Location Board,

Church Of St. Teresa—Kampong Incorporated)

Bahru

Vicar—Rev, S. Lee Missions to Seamen

Diocese of Singapore — Marine Hostel; Telephs. --6365Singapore

& 80277

Archdeacon of Singapore — Ven. (Residence)

Graham White, m.a. Chaplain—Rev. A. V. Wardle

Diocesan

Hill Registrar—A. H. Edmonds

Diocesan Secretary, Treasurer & Pentecostal Churc!h of Malaya— 42,

Bishop’s

ander, B.A.Secreteary —K. T. Alex- Wilkie Road

Pastor—Rev. A. K. Titus

(J28 SINGAPORE

Portuouesk Mission, St. Anthony’s— St.Woodsville Andrew’s School lor Boys—

Boys' School—143, Victoria Street; Chairman of Board of Governors

Teleph. 7893 —The Chaplain, St. Andrew’s

Correspondent—Rev.

Director—Rev. A. GonsalvesM. A. Cardoso Cathedral

Headmistress—Mrs. H. Beavis Headmaster—Rev. R. K. S. Adams,

M.A.

Portuguese Mission, Church of “St. St. Hilda’s School—41, Ceylon Road,

Joseph”

the Bishop(Under the Jurisdiction of

of Macao)— Katong

Vicar-General—Very Rev. A. M. Chairman—Ven. Graham White,

Coroado M.A.

Vicar—Rev. T. Dias Principal—Mrs. Newark

Director of St. Anthony’s Boys’ St. John’s Church—Jurong

School (Afternoon School)—Rev.

J. M. Lourenco Priest - in - Charge — Rev. A. J.

Bennitt

Portuguese Mission in China St. Joseph’s Institution, Conducted by

Procurator—Very Rev. M. A. the Brothers of the Christian Schools

Cardoso —Teleph. 6725; Cable Ad: Brothers

Procure des Missions Strang^res— School

Visitor—Rev. Br. James, o.b.e.

334, River Valley Road; Cable Ad: Director—Rev. Br. Joseph

Adexteros

Procurator—Rev. J. M. Ouillon Sub-Director—Rev. Br. Casimir

Assistant—Rev. F. Morin St. Matthew’s Church—Neil Road;

Sacred Heart Church—Tank Road Parsonage: 22 Blair Road

Vicar—Rev. Berlin J. Ashness Cantonese ;Priest-in-Charge—Rev.

Yip Cho Sang

Singapore Diocesan Association— St. Paul’s Church (Church of Eng-

Bishopsbourne

the Work of the(Objects—To

Anglican Churchfurtherin land)—6th Mile Upper Serangoon Rd.

the Diocese) Chaplain — Ven.

Archdeacon Graham White,

of Singapore

President—The Lord Bishop of Hon. Lay Reader-in-Charge—G.

Singapore H. Bowen

Vice-President — The Venerable,

The Archdeacon of Singapore St. Peter’s

Secretary & Treasurer—K. T. Alex-

ander, B.A. Queen Street& Rev.

Vicar—Rt.

St. Tsiu);

(Tie Paul’sTeleph.

Church—

E.P. Becheras 6189

Assistant—Rev. Chin

St. Andrew’s Cathedral—

Chaplain-in-Charge—Ven.

White, m.a. Graham St. Priests—A.

Peter’s Church—Stamford Rd.

J. Bennitt (English),

Rev. HoJohn

NgI. Baboo Lee (Foochow), Rev.

Le (Hokkien)

St. Andrew’s Church Mission-

Chairman—Ven. Graham White (Tamil) and Rev. P.

Supt. of Mission—Rev. A.J. Bennitt

Treasurer—J. F. L. Cowin, c/o St.Church Teresaof—Kampong

of the Child Jesus

Rennie, Lowick & Co. Vicar—Rev. S. Lee Bahru

St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital—

Maxwell Road m n

Chairman of Board of Manage- Chye Hin Ltd., Singapore, Timber

ment—The Right Rev. Lord Merchants and Sawmill Owners—416,

Bishop of Singapore

Vice-Chairman—The Venerable Ad: Chyehin; Code: Bentley’s Cable

Beach Road; Telephs. 2423 & 7878;

Archdeacon of Singapore Tan

Tan Chian,

Beng Kee, chairman

mng. director

Doctor-in-Charge — Miss Patricia

R. Elliott, M.B., B.S. Tan Beng Wah, director

Asst. Doctor—Miss Ivy Tong Tan Beng Thong, secretary

 SINGAPORE C29

Branches: Singapore Club—

SinJeringau

Chye Hin Sawmill Road,

off Kallang 46, Padang

Singa- Chairman—J. A. Clarke

Secretary—VV. J. May son

Sanpore

Hin Chan—13, Mosque Street, Committee—Hon. Mr. E. -C. H.

Charlwood,

Malacca

Hin Leong Sawmill—Eemaman Gibson, m.c.,H.J.R.C.L.Rash,

Dyne,H.F. C.S.

Reilly, A. Robinson, M. W. Tipler

and Hon. Mr. E. N. C. Woollerton

Ihyk Whatt Guan & Co., Wholesale & Singapore Cricket Club—Teleph. 6679

Retail Provision

eries, Arms & Ammunition,

Stores, GeneralStation-

Mer-

chants & Commission Agents—27 & 29, Singapore Garrison Golf Club—

Chulia

Chyewhatt Street; Teleph. 3051; Cable Ad: Napier Road, Tanglin; Telepb. 6178

Managing Director & Proprietor— Hon. Secretary

Murphy, r.a.m.c.— Capt.

b T. K.

Goh Kee Liat

Provision

Arms & Manager —Lim Buck

Ammunition Kheng Singapore Golf Club—Sime Road

Manager—

Leong Moh Hong President—R.Craik

Captain—R. Renton

Stationeries & General Manager- , Vice-Captain—Dr. M. C. Bain

Tan Soo Piang Secretary—Capt.

Committee—Dr. G.G. A.V.Clements

Allen, W.

CiAHiKT & Co., Ltd., A., Merchants and Eldred,

J. B. RossJ. and

C. Rash,

H. H.A.Sturt

Robinson,

Commission Agents—8, Raffles

Teleph. 6240; Cable Ad: Clouet; Codes:Quay;

A.B.C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s and Acme Singapore Polo Club—Gi ound: Bales-

tier Road; Teleph. 4870

CLUBS President—J. A. N.P. C,Strachan

Captain—Major Phillips, r.a.

Hon. Secretary—J. T. Forbes

” Hollandschis Club (Dutch

Cairn Hill Road; Teleph. 2039 Club)— Committee — Presiderit,J. Dredge

Hon. Treasurer—J. H. Captain,

Hon. Secretary, Hon. Treasurer,

Keppel Golf Club— and Major T. M. Johnson Nevin

Capt. F. L. Harding, 0. A.

President - H. K. Rodgers

Vice-President—R.

Captain—F. Bald

H. Bradley Singapore Recreation Club—

Vice-Captain—M. G. Harvey President—A. J. Braga

Hon. Secretary—W. Dawson Vice-President—G.

Hon. Secretary—F. E.C. N.Martens

Oehlers

Hon. Treasurer—8. Johnson Hon. Treasurer—P. C. Marcus

Committee—W. P. Douglas, R. E. Chairman, Board of Control, Games

Earle, R. T. Fennie and J. Guy —N. S. Hogan

Committee—C.

Webb. C. W.H. Mitchell,

da Silva, H.C. B.E.

Masonic

Teleph. 6210Club — Coleman Street; Woodford and N. N. Leicester

Chairman -P. L.E. Wpotton

Barclay Singapore

Secretary—H. Rhu Swimming Club—Tanjong

Singapore

Basah RoadCatholic Club—73, Bras Singapore

President—Rev. N. Maury Building;Turf Club—Mecnntile

Teleph. 2451; CableBank Ad:

Hon. Secretary—W. F. Mosbergen Racing

Chairman—Hon. Mr. R. Williamson

Asst. Secretary—W. H. Mosbergen Secretary—C. A. Niven

Committee—W.F.

de Souza, R. A. Bateman, C.L. B,P.

Mosbergen, Asst. Secretary—L.

Albuquerque, W. H. Mosbergen, Committee—B. M. C.Johns,

BaileyH. C.

Reilly, Dr. P.A.S.C.Hunter, c.b.b.,

T.H. W.Norris,

Prins M. L. Marcus and J.W. M.Seabridge

Mason, Smith and G.

030 SINGAPORE

Tanglin Club, The— Cold Storage Creameries, Ltd.,

General Ccmmitee Manufacturers

Reconstituted ofMilk Ice Cream

and Products,

Cream,

President—H. S. Godwin Distributors of Fresh Cows’ Milk and

Vice-President—B.

Committee—O. E. M.

H. Kauffmann

Cutler, P. D. Cream—Registered Office : Empire

Lawson, J. McLeod, A F. Thorne Dock, Singapore; Teleph. 5241; Cable

Ad: Creamage, Singapore. Creamerv:

and J. V. West 186, Orchard Road, Singapore; Telepn.

Election Committee 4009Directors—C. R. Cherry (Chairman),

President—H. S. Godwin

Vice-President—B. M. Kauffmanu A. Soriano and G. A. Potts (Mamag-

Committee—O. R. S. Bateman, F. ing)

S.Marriott,

Gibson,T. Lt.-Comdr.

L. Palmer, M.J. G.B. Secretaries—Singapore Cold Storage

Ross, F. S. Sole and Capt. V. E. Co., Ltd., Empire

Manager—E. Dock, Singapore

C. Williams

Ward & Treasurer—B. S. Cave-

Secretary Assistant—E. A. Schiess

Chinn Commercial Union(Incorporated

Assurance Co., Ltd,

Union Jack Club—Teleph. 7231 Eastern Branch in Eng-

President—H. E. The Governor land)—Robinson

Vice-Presidents—H. E. The Com- Street; Teleph: 5271; Cable Ad: Cuaco Road and Telegraph

mander-in-Chief

H. E. TheMalaya;General (China Station), Arthur C. Potts, manager

manding Hon.Officer Com-

The Chief COMPAGNIE DES inMeSSAGERIES MaRITIMES

Justice;

tary; Hon.Chairman,

The The Colonial Secre- (Incorporated

Singapore France)—Great East-

Harbour Board ern

Ad: Life Bldg.;

Messagerie; Teleph.

Codes: A.5891;

B. Cable

C. 5th

Committee—H. E- Major-General Edition and Private

L.T. B.V. Drew,

Bond,o.b.e.,

c.b., r.n.,

Rear-Admiral

Air Vice- Connell Bros. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

Marshall J. T.Brigadier

c.b.e., d,s.o., Babington,M. c.b.,A. U. S. A.), Importers, Exporters and

Studd, m.c,,

d.s.o., R.m.c.,F. G.Palmer,

A. Potts, Manufacturers’ Agents—187, 187a and

o.b.e., 187b, Cecil Street; Telephs. 3875-6;

W. Cable

Penrice, W. E. Russell, F. G. Ad: Connell

LundonManager—H.

and Dr. J. S. E.English E. S. Hogen

Resident Wootton CONSULATES

Assistant—G.

Hon. Secretaries Wimbush & Treasurers—

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Belgium — Meyer Chambers; Teleph.

Coastal Transport Co., Ship-chand- 3895Consul—A. Graff

lers, Stevedores, Lighter & Steam

; Launch Owners & Suppliers, Importers, China — 2, Cairnhill Circle; Teleph.

Exporters,

Contractors Provision Dealers, General 6067; Cable Ad: Sinoeonsul

sentatives —^and22,Manufacturers’

Winchester House; Repre- Consul-General—Kao

Consul—Li Yen

Ling Pai

Teleph. 4626; Cable Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s

S. K.Vice-Consul—K.

Extra Cheng

Cohen & SonBrokers

Insurance (Malaya),andLtd., Bennie S.,

Agents—Kelly Eleve-Consul-

Chancellors--Kao LingChiYienH. Tseng

Fang

Chung and

&ephs.Walsh Building, Raffles Place;

.3300 & ,480,0; P.O.Box 111; Cable Tel- Chao Yung Sheng

Ad: Obvert. Insurances arranged at Denmark—12, Raffles Quay

Lloyd’s.

Co., Agents: Eagle StarAssociation

Insurance

Ltd.Ltd.andHull“ A.l.”

Underwriters

Baggage Insurance France—5, Cable

Gallop Road; Teleph. 2275;

Ad: Fransulat

Association.

Cohen & Son, Ltd., Regis House, KingS.

London Office: Bennie Consul-General—J.Pingaud

William Street London, E. C. H.

4. R. L. Vice-Consul—P. Saintes

Directors—E. Attaches—L.

Secretaries -Raphael

Mme. M.andGuillemot

N. Giap

Dyne, R. A.L.Haines, Lumley, C. H. Smith and Mile. F. Legrand

and B. Drakeford

 SINGAPORE C31

Japan—il, Upper Wilkie Road Cook &

Forwarding Son, Ltd., Thos., Passenger and

Consul-General—Ken Tsurumi

Consul —Takeo SimanukiHasizume Road; Telephs.Agents, 5907 and etc.—39, Robinson

5908; Cable Ad:

Vice-Consul—Tomogoro Coupon. Head Office: Berkeley Street,

Chancellors—ShinkichiYamaguchi, London, W. 1.

Yoshiya Imamura and Issei Saito A. Chettle, manager

G. Brightwell, accountant

Netherlands — K. P. M. Chambers, Corona

Teleph. 6073; Cable Ad: Hollandia

Consul-General—H. M. J. Fein OrchardFlower Shop,2990;

Road; Teleph. Florists

Cable—Ad:9,

Consul—J. M. Viruly Corona; Code: Fleurop

Vice-Consul—Dr.J.H. Cramwinckel Joh Jansen, proprietor

Chancellor—F. H. van Haelen

Nautical Adviser—B. J. Knollema Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

N.A.I. Lamsvelt

Trade Commissioner—Dr. G, (Nee Banks)

Norway—Shell House, Collyer Quay Craig Merchants & Co., —Ltd.,OceanBuilders and General

Building; Teleph.

Consul—T. W. Pennington 5447; Cable Ad: Glare; Codes: Acme,

Peru— Bentley’s Complete, Bentley’s

Phrase, Broomhalls, A.B.C. 6th Edition Second

Chancellor (In-Charge)—J.B. Myles and Private Codes

Portugal—Nunes Building A.managingA. A. Paterson,

director d.s.o., m.

Consul— R. G A1Frs.

Chancellor—C. ves Guerra

Silva (Absent) Crosse & Blackwell, Ltd. (Crosse &

Secretary—F. Bonamis Blackwell (Manufacturing Co.), Ltd.,

Spain—Ocean Building, Collyer

Hon. Vice-Consul—G. Quay

H. Bowen Jas. Keiller & Son, Ltd.); Manufacturer;

offectionery—

High-Class Provisions and Con-

Sweden — 20-21, Meyer Chambers Sime, Darby

Raffles Place H. Hopkins

Consul—P. Street) and&Branches

Co., Ltd. (5, Malacca

Vice-Consul—C. G. Windle Crown Life Insurance Co. (Incorpo-

Switzerland—U rated in Canada 1900)—Head Office:

nion Building; Teleph. Toronto,

2661 Canada; Malayan Office:

Consul—H. R. Arbenz Hongkong Bank Chambers; Teleph.

Chancellor—J. E. Wild 4251; Cable Ad: Crownlife

V. R. Vick, chief agent

Thailand—2,

man St.; Meyer 7441;

Teleph. Mansions,

Cable Cole-

Ad: Curties & Co., Rubber Brokers—36

Shuthai

Consul-General—Luang Vudhisara Cecil Street; Teleph. 2967 & 4981-2

Netinati L. Kulajol Tan Ohwee Pang | Tan Cheng Chua

Chancellor—B. Cycle & Carriage

United States of America — Union (Incorporated in the Co.S. S.),(1926),

Motor Ltd.

Im-

Building; Teleph. 5066; Cable Ad: porters and Engineers. — Registered

American Consulate General Office:5946;

and 43, Cable

Orchard Ad: Road; Telephs. 5945

Cyclecarri

Consul-General of the U. S.(exclud-

A. for

the Straits

ing ProvinceSettlements

Wellesley), the T.C.SohK.C.Ghee

Liat,

Cheah, manager

asst,sales

Soon,

& secretary

manager

manager

Federated Malay States

ing Perak); Johore, Kelantan,(exclud-

Trengganu, British North Borneo, David &

Sarawak and Brunei—Kenneth Malacca Street; Telephs. 4065Co., J .B., Share Brokers—10,

S. Patton & 4068;

Cable Ad:

Consuls—Clayson W. Aldridge and Edition, Bentley’s & Private, Davco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Broom-

Harold D.

Vice-Consuls—H. RobisonGordon hall’s

Minnig- Combination Rubber Edition & Broomhall’s

erode,

CharlesMaurice

O. Thompson M. and

Bernbaum,

Robert A. Nassim, signs per pro.

Grinnell Yeo

A. P.BoonLim, Guan, assistantdo

C32 SINGAPORE

Dawood & Co., Dubashes, Ship Chandlers* A. Wetzel

Stevedores, Naval and Lighter Suppliers H.

H. Pfrunder

U. Suter |j E.W.Kuhn Schnell

and

Quay, General

Teleph. Contractors—57,

6820;CableAd: Raffles

Lathiphia;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition and Bentley’s Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

A.Shaik

Jamaludin,

A. Dawood,partner

do. Borneo, Siam,Netherlands

The Philippines, Korea,

H.Sultan,

Kaderbatcha, N. Mohamed Indo-China,

Published Annually by theIndies, etc.),

Hongkong

E, S. Gnanara and S. M. Daily Press, Ltd.—Marina House, 15-19,

Pillai, assistants Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong

De Silva, Ltd., B. P. (Incorporated in Agents for Malaya:

Ceylon), Jewellers, Diamond Merchants

and Dealers in Precious Stones—19-21, The Advertising & Publicity Bureau,

High Street. Registered Office: Colombo, Ltd.,Road;

son Publicity

CableHouse, 144, Robin-

Ad: Toadvert

Ceylon. Branches at: 1, Bishop

Street, Penang; 4, Station Road, Dobb & Cq., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

Ipoh; Teleph. 3364; Cable Ad: Straits Settlements), Engineering and

Silva; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition Building Contractors, Specialists in

B. T. de Silva, manager Reinforced Concrete—Mercantile

S. P. H. de Silva, asst, manager Building;

Cable Ad: Teleph. 3967,-Codes:

Structures; BoxBank

P.O. Bentley’s

156;

Derrick & Co., Chartered Accountants, & Private

Secretaries and Auditors—Hongkong A. G. Dobb, managing director

Bank Chambers, Col Iyer Quay

Partners—

M. N. Warded, f.c.a. (Aust.) Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Manufacturers’

W. McArthur,c.a.c.a. Representatives—3,

Teleph. 3353; Cable Ad: Laidlaw

EximcoBuilding;

R. Crawford, F. J. Cuhel, general manager

Diamond MetalBahru

Products Teo Ah Thiam, asst, manager

Kampong Road;Co.,Cable

Ltd.—601,

Ad: Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Advocates,

Diaducts Solicitors and Building;

Notaries Telephs.

Public—Mer-

Dickinson cantile Bank 5829

porated in& England),

Co., Ltd.,PaperJohn Makers,

(Incor- and

A.B.C.

5830; Cable Ad: Denotation; Codes:

5th Edition, Broomhall’s and

Manufacturing

Card, Makers

Board, andand Export,

Envelope Stationers,

Account Bentley’s

Book PrintingandMachinery, H. R. L. Dyne, advocate, solicitor

notary public, partner

Materials and Sundries Suppliers to the C. T.H.Haydon,

Smith, do.

Trade—Dunlop

Teleph. 7970; Cable House, Ad:

Robinson Road;

Lionbrand; J.Assistants— do.

Codes: Pantelegraphy, Bentley’s and

A.B.C. 6th Edition. Head Office: 65, Old

Bailey,Bombay,

London,Madras,

E.C. 3. Branches A.N. F.N. Thorne,

Leicester, advocate do. & solicitor

cutta, Rangoon, : Cape

Cal- K. E. W. Hatchard, do.

O. L.A. R.Blair

Hills,Kerr, do. do.

Town, Johannesburg, Durban, East W.

London, Sydney, PortAuckland,

bourne, Wellington, Elizabeth,Christ-

Mel-

church, London Agents:

W. R.Buenos New,A ires and CairoSingapore

Manager, Speechly,

Square, Mumford & Craig—10, New

and for Malaya, Siam, Ceylon,

D.E.L, Philippines and Far East W. C. 2. Lincolns Inn, London,

Parker

Rectory, Garrett & Co.—St.

Corn hill, E. C. Michael’s

Diethelm & Co.,Merchants

Switzerland), Ltd. (Incorporated

and Commis- in

sion Drew (fe Napier, Advocates, SolicitorsQuay:

and

CableAgents—139-149,

Ad: Qiethelmco.Market Head Street;

Office: Notaries

Teleph. Public

5879; Cable — Ad:

10, Drew

Collyer

Diethelm

Houses at

e Co., S.A. Zurich. Bangkok,

Branch Richard Williamson,

Penang and Kuala Lumpur

Haiphong,

J. torC. & Rash,

notary public,advocate,

advocate, partner solici-

solicitor

H. Schweizer, manager notary public, partner

P. Lienhard, signs per pro. K.& K.notary O’Connor,

K. Schmid, do. public advocate, solicitor

 SINGAPORE C33

Dbeyfus Co., Ltd., L.A. (Incorporated in Dykes, J. S., l.d.s., Dental Surgeon—

the

GuttaStraits Settlements),

Jelutong, Exporters

Gutta Siak,Cecil

Gutta Sohof 5,(Office)

Battery Road; Telephs. 3407

and Gutta Katiau—115, Street; and 6575 (Residence)

Teleph. 6253, Cable Ad: Ladcomp; East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Estate Agents,

Codes: Acme and Bentley’s Shipowners and Merchants—12, Raffles

Representing: §uay; Cable Agencies:

Ad: Orient;Bangkok,

Head Office:

L. A. Dreyfus Co., New York openhagen. Ban

don, Singora, Shanghai, Hankow,

Duke, John, Manufacturing, Consulting Harbin, Dalny, Vladivostock, Canton,

Tsingtao, Tientsin, Hongkong,

Penang,

and

Road;Dispensing

Teleph. Optician—21,

2682; CableBatteryAd : Kuala Lumpur, Madras, Rangoon, Cal-

Spectacles cutta, Bombay, Durban, Johannesburg,

John Duke, sole proprietor Port Elizabeth, Capetown, San Francis-

co,

Baltic Seattle, etc. London

Corporation, Ltd.,Office:158,United

Fen-

Duncan church E.C.3.

General Roberts,

Merchants—10, Ltd., CollyerQuay;

Agents and E. Strandberg, acting manager

Teleph. 7040; Cable Ad: Dunroberts;

Codes: Bentley’s, A. B. C. 5th Edition, A.O. Larsen,

S. Norgaard, signs do.

per pro.

Lieber’s and Private K. Bossing,

Soren Hansen, do.

do.

J. Duncan Roberts, managing director M. Poulsen C. B.Steven

Hansen

Tan Chin Yong, secretary

Senior Office Assistants — E. W.

Molyneux, Kwok Yoke Weng, H. C. P.K. Lange

Nisson W.

O.H. Sorensen

Chan, Ooi Chor Hooi and Lee J. Mdllman A.

L. Heyde Petersen O. A. Jensen Sommer

Wing Choon E. G. Mortensen B. E. Green

Kuala Lumpur

Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Tyre Manu- K.H.G.Michelsen

Lommer, agent F. Frederiksen

facturers—142, Robinson Road; Telephs.

5034-5; Cable Ad: Dunlop E. Madsen I| H. K. Erichssen

F. R.A. Johnson,

W. Handleydirectormng.

director

B. H. Stevens, sales manager Eastern

K.(Singapore) Agencies, Ltd., The (Incor-

Sorated in the S.S.), Importers and

G.E. C.H.Miller, salesresident

manager(Penang) lanufacturers’ Representatives—Head

Morris, Office: Corner of Cecil Street and

represen- Market

tative (Bangkok) Street, Singapore. Bran-

C.Chua

S. Menon, ches: Kuala Lumpur

: Ipoh and

and Bangkok.

Hung sales

Tong,assistant

chief clerk Representatives

Teleph. 6830; Cable Ad: Beehive

Penang;

Chua Yam Seah, chief clerk H. H. Markham, manager

(Kuala Lumpur Depot) J. F. A. Swallow, assistant

Heng Ah Leng, chief clerk (Pe- D.E. W.M. Seward, do.

nang Depot)

kok)Deane, branch manager (Bang-

Dupire Morrell, Ltd., Rubber and Yap Yew Yeong, branch manager

General Brokers—4-1, Collyer Quay. (Kuala Lumpur)

Telephs. 5204, 5205 and 3638-9; Cable

Ad: Dupirub; Codes: A.B.C. 5th & Eastern Auto Co., Ltd., Motor Im-

6th Editions and Bentley’s Complete porters and Exporters—69-79, Or-

chard Road; Workshop: Penang

Phrase Road; Teleph. 7605; Cable Ad:

R. E. Prentis, mng. director Auitoco ; Code : Bentley’s

J. Bright, director Tan Teck Yew, mng. director

L. P.R.D.Blake,

Cork do. Teo Koon Lim, manager

Tjvander Gaast Lau Peng Sia, accountant

Tan Chiap Choon and Lim Kee Chia Cheow Eng, assistant

Soh Lye Nguan, cashier

E. Fook, Chinese brokers

D. Jacobs Seah Siow Kneab, secretary

U34 SINGAPORE

Eastern Dental Supply Co,(Established Edgar Brothers, Ltd. (Incorporated, in

the Straits Settlements)- 42 & 44, The

1923), Wholesale and Retail in Dental

Materials — 375, North Bridge Road; Arcade; Cable Ad: Edgar; Codes used

Teleph. 7078; Cable Ad: Easdenply; A.B.C. Branch: 6th Edition Sourabaya,

Manchester, and Bentley’s.

Bang-

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s kok, London and Osaka

Cheong E. Peng, managing partner

Sole Agents for: EDUCATIONAL

Pharmaceutical Mfg. Co., Ltd., Lon-

don (“Novutox” Local Anaethetips, Anglo-Chinese School — Secondary :

etc.) Cairnhill Road. Middle: Coleman

Eastern Dispensary—J49, New Bridge Street. Primary : Coleman Street

Road, Teleph: 6691 Principal—T. W. Hinch

Dr. Chia Keng Hoe, rang, proprietor C. E. Z. M. S. Girls’ School — 134,

Yeomanager

Tian Eng, compounder & asst, Sophia Road; TeJfiph. 2280; Cable Ad:

Covenants

Low Cheok Wah, asst, compounder Warden—Miss

Principal—MissLane Kilgour

Lee Pack San, assistant Vice-Principal—MisS Inge

Eastern Extension Australasia & Fairfield Girls’ School—178; Neil

China Telegraph

(See Cable & Wireless,Co.,Ltd.)

Ltd.— Road; Teleph. 6827V. G. Johnson

Principal—Miss

Eastern Optical Co., Manufacturing Gan Eng Seng School—Cecil Street

and Principal—P. F. Aroozoo

CanalRefracting Opticians

Road; Teleph. 6463;—Cable

15, South

Ad: Teachers—J.

Tan, F.C. deE. B.Sa,

Khor, Appadurai,

C.Yarma, T. T.P.

K. Chan,

Eastoptico Lim, S. S. Mrs.

Y. P. Young, Jr., Opt.i). (Phil.), N. C. James, Mrs. B. Holmberg,

optometrist, managing partner Mrs. L. T. Goh, Mrs. E. C. Kraal,

Eastern Printing Works, Printers, Mrs.Yander

M. H. P. Tan, SlottMissand

M. Yip,

MissMissT.

Publishers and Paper Merchants— Misawa

56, Robinson Road Student

R. D. G. Swamy, sole proprietor Miss M.Teachers—Miss

le Mercier, Miss E. Allen

S. M

Fong, Miss L. Chellathurai, Miss

Eastern Realty Co., Ltd., Estate & O. Treusein and Miss A. Rodrigues

House Owners &Chulia

China Building, Agents—Head Office: International Correspondence

Street; Telephs.

2842 & 7685. Branches throughout Schools (Overseas), Ltd. (Incor-

Malaya porated in England)—International

Buildings, Kingsway, London. Head

Eastern United Assurance Corpora- < Office erated for Straits

Malay Settlements,

States,Celebes, Fed-

Borneo, Thailand,

Sarawak.

tion,

Car, andLtd., The,

Personal Fire, Marine,

Accident, Earthquake,Motor- Sumatra, Java,

Riot Civil Commotion, Workmen’s etc. : 10, Collyer Quay; Teleph,

Compensation, etc.—16d, Cecil Street; 7040 ; Cable Ad: Intertext ; Codes.

Teleph. 5918; Cable Ad: Unitedeast; Bentley’s

Directorand&Western

GeneralUnion(5 - Letter)

Manager—J.

Codes: 4,B.C. 5th and 6th Editions, Duncan Roberts

ScottVand Bentley’s Asst. Manager—O. C. Hooi

Ebata Co., Y., Importers and Exporters King Edward VII. College of

— 33, Coleman Street; Teleph: 7489; Medicine—Teleph.

Principal—G. 5421

Cable Ad: Ebataco B.A.O., D.T.M. Y.& H.Allen, m.d., b.ch.,

Eclipse Manufacturing Co., Ltd., The, Secretary—N.

Professor Murugesu A. Fell,

of Anatomy—W.

StructuralEngineers

—5f and Metal

Road;Workers M.A., B, Clf.

3202; Mile,

SalesBukit

Office:Timah

8,. Raffles Teleph.

Quay; Assistants—A.

l.m.s. MissHoTan W. S, Therathasan,

Teleph. 6240 and Wee San,Jaik

l.m.s.Hoon; l.m.s.

 SINGAPORE C35

Lecturer in Anaesthetics—A. J. Professor—J. K. Monro, a.m.m.d.,

Marshall, m.b., bch^, Cert. Lend. F.R.C.S., M.A.C.P., M.A.,

Professor of Clinical Surgery—D.M. CH.

S.T.M. E. C. Mekie, f.r.c.s., m.b., b.ch., —

Professor of Bacteriology—W. A. Tutor in Clinical Surgery

Young,

M.R.C.S., B.SC., M.B.,

L.R.C.P. B.S., D.T.M. & H., Chong Tat Seong, l.m.s.

Assistants—N. K. Sen, m.b., Dip, Lecturer in OtorlinolaryngolOgy

Bact. (Lond.) and Wong Kin Yip, —B. M. Johns, f.r.c.s., d.t.m.b.h.

l. m.s,

Professor of Biology—B- A. R. Gater, • Lecturer in Radiology—J, W. Win-

m. a., Dip-Agric., n.i.c., chester, m.d.,

p.r.m.S.,

d.m.r.e. ch.b. (St. Andrew’s),

f.e.s.

Assistants—A. A. Siuidosham, l.m.s. S.T.M. (Camb.), Cert. Lond.

and See ofYewBio-Chemistry—J.

Kok. l.m.s. Lecturer in Ophthalmology—A.

Williamson, m.b., ch.b., d.o.m.s., D.

Professor L. hr.c.s.

Rosedale, ph.d., d.sc.„ f.i.c. Lecturer

Assistants—C.J. Oliveiro, l.m.s. and Landor, inm.r.o.s.,

Dermatology—J.

l.r.c.p., m.r.c.p.,V.

Leong Peng Chong, ph. d. M.D., B.S., D.P.H., D.T.M. & H., Cert.

Professor Lond. s.t.m.

Owan, ph.of D.,Chemistry—G

m.a., b. sc. Mne- Lecturer in Pediatrics — C. D.

Williams, m.a,, d.m., b.ch.,

Lecturer—C. T. J. Owen, bsc., a.I.c., M.R.O.P., D.T.M. & H Health—J. W.

(By

College)Arrangement with Raffles Lecturer in Public

Professor of Dental Surgery—JR K Scharff, m.d., d.p.h., d.t.m. & h.

Tratman, m.d.s,, b.d.s., L.d.s.

Lecturer in Dental Mechanics and Raffles Institution —

Principal—-M. R. Hoi gate, m.a.

Metallurgy — J. W. Softley, (N.Z.)

b.d.s. (U. Liverpool) Senior Assistants—A. F. Hunter,

Instructor in Dental Mechanics— B.sc. (Aberdeen),

(St. Andrew’s), J. Young,

G. H. Stephens

Professor of Medicine—R. B Hawes, m.a. C, A. Coats, m.a.

F. R.C.P., (Adel.)

M.B.,M.R.C.P.(Loild.),

B.co.u. (0.n

D.T.M.

and leave),

F. Cobp, J. McConigley,

B.A. (Oxon.)

Tutor in Clinic Medicine — C.

E. Smith, l.m.s. (S’pore) Romanis

(Church ofHouse — Stamford

England Boarding HouseRoad

Lecturer in Infectious Diseases—

E. S. Monteiro, l.m.s. (S pore) forMaster—Y.

St. AndrewsC. School

Seah Old Boys)

Lecturer in Mental Diseases—B. F.

Home, l.r.c.p.,

Lecturer L.R.C.S.,Diseases—R.

in Venereal l.r.f.p.s. Shorthand Correspondence School—

W. C. Kelly, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Postal Classes

Shorthand—P. O. Box in Bookkeeping

503; Cable andAd:

Prof, of Midwifery & Gynaecology Shorthand; Code: A.B.C. 5thFernando,

Edition

—J. S. English,

B.A.O., L.M., F.R.C.O.G.b.a., m.d., b.ch., Principal — E. R. A.

Tutor—B. H. Sheares, l.m.s.— H. O. f.s.d.s., e.c.i. (Birmingham)

Professor

Hopkins, ofm.a.,Pathology

l.p..c.p., m.r.c.s. St.House

Andrew’s House —and(A Local-born

Boarding

Assistant—T. Balasingham, l.m.s. Boys of for Races,

All EnglishAges 7-18; attached

Lecturer in Pharmacology — R. toBoard

St. ofAndrew’s School, under the

G. M. S. MacGregor, m.r.c.s., Governors)

Hon. Treasurer—G. M. Walker

l.r.c.p. (London), b.m., b.ch. House Master—F. Thomas, b.a.

(Oxon.)

Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy—T. St. Andrew’s School — Woodsville,

Roebuck, ph.c., m.p.s. Serangoon RoadRev. the Lord Bi-

Professor of Physics — N. S. Visitor—Rt.

Alexander, m.sc., ph. d. shop of Singapore

Lecturer — C. G.withWebb,

Arrangement RafflesbCollege)

s.c. (By Governors—Archdeacon of Sing-

Professor of Physiology—R. G. apore

J. R. Hill G. S.J. T.Scales

(chairman), N. Handy,

(hon.

M. S. MacGregor, m.r.o.s., treasurer), R. E. Morris, Brig.

l.r.c.p. (London), b.m., b.ch. A. D. Curtis, R. H. Steed, N. A.

(Oxon.) Worley, Lim Chong Pang, j,p.

Assistant—Loh Guan Lye, l.m.s. and Rev. A J. Bennitt

C36 SINGAPORE

Principal—Rev.

M.A. R. K. S. Adams, Estate & Trust Agencies (1927), Ltd.—

Senior Masters—Rev. A. C. Parr, 9a, D’Almeida Street; Telephs. 3918

m.a., F. Thomas, b.a. and Rev. Dr. 3919; J. W.Cable Ad: Statetrust

Wotherspoon, general manger

D. D. Chelliah, b.a., ph. d. Yap Gim Cheong, manager

St.Victoria

Anthony’s Boys’ School

St., Teleph. 6993 —143, Etlin

Director—Rev. Br. Canice Arcade; Telephs. 5469 and 5469; Tel.

Ad: Etlin; Cable Ad: Shaelto;

St.Mission)—Middle

Anthony’s Convent (Portuguese Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions,

Road Broomhall’s Imperial Combination,

The Lady Superior and 18 Sisters Bentley’s, Utility and Private

St.—Teleph.

Patrick’s84615,

Boarding & Day School B. Etlin, manager

Siglap Tan Peng Eng, assistant

Director—Rev. Bro. Henry Miss R. Etlin, secretary

Victoria School— EuEstate

Tong and Sen, Property

Ltd., GeneralOwnersMerchants,

— Head

Headmaster—Capt. C. E. H. Jacobs, Office: 271, South Bridge Road; Teleph.

B.sc., (Chem.), b.sc. (Bot.)„ Viet., 6459; Cable Ad: Huge

l.c.p. Dip. Ed., Senior Officer “B,” Governing Director—Eu Tong Sen,

M.E.S. Masters—G. P. Dartford,

European o.b.e. Director—K. C. Eu

b.a. (Lond.) and J. E. Tod, b.a. Manager

(Cantab.) Branch

Secretary—L. Manager—Lum

C. Yong Kai Poh

Asst.

T. A.Masters—H.

Chunchie, S. B.R. McIntyre,

Williams, Branches;

G. C.Kong

Low S. Koch,

Lin, Hamid b. Omar,

A. Retnam, Soo Canton—57, Chum Mok Lan

Ban Hoe, Wee Thiam Siew, V. Gepeng—67

Hongkong—109-115, & 69, HighQueen’s

Street Road

Paramsothy,

O. d’Silva, A. Fam FoongT.Hee,

N. Menon, Chew,C. Central

Ong Fng W.

Lian,E. Mohd. Ipoh—36 & 38, Leech Street

A. Latiff, MeyerAnwar

and Leeb. Kampar—82, 84 & 86, Jalan Gopeng

Kuala Lumpur—146 & 148, High St.

Kuan Yew Penang—156,

School

KassimClerk — Mohd. Awi bin Seremban—22Chulia StreetRoad

& 23, Birch

Elder & Heron, Drs.—Consultants: 33, Evans & Co., J., Produce Exporters—

Raffles Place; Teleph. 6118

E. f.r.c.s.

A. Elder, m.a., m.b., ch.b., b.sc., 59, Arcade; Cable Ad: Martingale

(Edin.)

John Heron, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), d.p.m., Evatt N. T.

Building, Accountants—

D’Almeida Street;

(Eng.) Cable Ad:Broomhall’s

Evatt; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Edition, Rubber Edition,

poration, Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng- Western Union and Bentley’s

J. A. Clarke, a.c.a., partner

land),

Vehicles,Fire,Personal

Marine,Accident,

Motor-Car and

Burglary, R.T. Aiken,

Burns, c.a.,

c.a., do.

Boiler and Machinery, Lift, Dredger and do.

Workmen’s Compensation Insurance— J. H.Ford,Gibson,a., a.s.a.a.do.

c.

Wm. Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., G. V. Neubronner,

general agents

Representatives—I. R. B.Tuxford, G. A. A.I. Noble, c.a.a.c.a. a.s.a.a.

B. Pirrie,

Moser and J. R. Bulloch G. P.Alexander, c.a.

Associated Company; H. Kelway, a.c.a.

The Merchants’ Marine Ins. Co., Ltd.

Eng Aun Tong, The Tiger Medical Eye Hospital—Balestier Road ; Teleph.

Hall—87, Neil Road; Cable Ad: Haw par 6972

Proprietors: Ophthalmic

—Dr. S. H. Surgeon

Tan, f.r.c.s.& (Edin.)

Consultant

Haw Par Brothers, Ltd.

 SINGAPORE C37

:

Eye Surgery—9, Bras Basah Road; Fiat, S. A. (Incorporated in Italy)—60-66,

Teleph. 2022. Residence: 128, Sophia Orchard Fiat,

Road; Teleph. 5148; Cable Ad:

Singapore

Dr.d.o.m.s.

LimEng Hae, m.b.b.s. (Hongkong), Bentley’s

R. F. and Fiat’sand

Marchisio,

Penang; Codes:

general manager

(r.c.p. & s.eng.), Ophthalmic G.T.Mariani,

Diploma (Vienna), j.p. (Singapore),

ophthalmic surgeon Vigano,manager

assistant

Miss M. Fung, nurse-in-charge O.Luca,service

G. Shelley, & workshop manager

accountant

' Ezekiel & Sons, M. (Established in 1916), Penang Branch—22,

E. Mariotti, manager Northam Road

Qualified

12 The Arcade, Ophthalmic

RafflesOpticians —10 & Dealers

Place; Teleph. in:

3949; Cable Ad: Ezekiel Opticians Fiat Motor Cars, Lorries & Spare

E. f.i.o.

M. Ezekiel, PartsMarine Engines

(Lond.),b.o., o.d., f.p.o.c. (Phil.),

optometrist Fiat

Fiat Diesel Engines

F. Importers,

M. S. Trading Co., General Fiat Aeroplanes & Seaplanes

Exporters, EstateMerchants,

Suppliers Fiat Railcars

Fiat Motor Boats

and Commission Agents. Manufacturers Fiat Fire Fighting Appliances

ofOffice:

“TigerWinchester

Brand” RubberHouse;Coagulant-

Works: 36, Fiat Agricultural & Military

Changi Road; P.O. Box 301; Cable Ad: Tractors, etc.

Femestraco;

6th Editions and CodesBentley’s

Used: A.B.C.

Phrase5th

Code& Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.»

Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co. The—20, Geylang Road; Cable Ads:

(Malayan

Oxygen 1 Division),

Co., Ltd.,Agents for British Firestone

Manufacturers,

and Stonefire

F. D. Thompson, rang, director

Importers and Exporters of the L,D. M.E. Quinton, director

Clutter, do.

Following

lene, Products:

Carbonic Acid Oxygen,

Gas, Acety-

Nitrogen,

Hydrogen, Compressed Air, Anhydrous Fishers, Ltd,, Sole Lessees: Capitol

Ammonia,Gases,

dustrial NitrousCarbide All In- Theatre,

Oxide ofandCalcium, Singapore — 4, Capitol Buil-

dings, Stamford Road; Teleph. 5261;

Electrodes and All Apparatus and P.O.JoeBox Fisher,Cable

45; mng. Ad: Fishfirm

director

Accessories for Oxy-Acetylenic Welding G.Julius

H. Kiat, director & secretary

and Cutting and Electrical

851, Pasir Panjang Road; Telephs. 5320 Welding— S. Fisher, director & general

and 5329; P.O. Box 201; Cable Ad: manager

Oxygeri; Codes:

Bentley’s 5th Edition National Francais

General Manager—J. E. P. Maucorps Flinter, Precious

Ltd., A., Diamonds, Pearls and

Stonesk 2358

— 6, (Private);

Raffles Place;

Commercial Manager—W. Millner Telephs. 6197 Cable

Engineer,

Beedle Singapore Factory—P. N. Ad:

Editions and Bentley’s 5th and 6th

Adolter; Codes: A.B.C.

Engineer, Penang Factory—P. Vogl A.M. Flinter,

Flinter, mng. director

director

Secretary—Mrs, C. H. Stanley Jones

Asst. Secretary—Mrs. G. H. Daly S.S. Grimberg, assistant

Lewis,Lowickdo.

Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale Rennie, & Co., auditors

and Retail

30a, Raffles PlaceChemists and Druggists— Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

porated in the S.S.), Civil Engineers

Federated Motors, Ltd., Motor Engineers and Office:Public Works

51 M.Teleph. Contractors

S. Bukit - Road,

Head

and

Teleph,Importers

5487 — 48, Orchard Road; Singapore; London Office: 3, 5867Timah

Victoria and West-

Street, 5868;

T. P. Mauger, manager minster, S.W. I.; Hongkong Office: 6, Des

G. H. Kraal, accountant Voeux Road Central,

Agents for: | Office: Hedjuff; CableHongkong; Aden

Ad: Fogbane;

Vauxhall & Buick Cars I Codes: Bentley’s Complete & 2nd Phrase

 C38 SINGAPORE

Managing Director—H. W. T. Fogden

Directors—J. R. Caseley, b.sc. Fosterm- McClellan & m is Co.& — %42, ftMosque

(Lond.), M. INST. C.E., M.I. STRUCT. E. Street;

and J. S. Stott

• Secretary—W. K. dagger W. Carter Fock P.O. YingBox 630; representative

Ming, Cable Ad: Fluoricfor

Mechanical Engineers—R. S.S., Chee

Fock F.M.S..Kin,

D.E.I.assistant

and Thailand

and J. Madge

Civil Engineers—V. E. Kingsbury, Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd.—

a.m.i e. (Austr.) (At Aden), G. M. 12, Trafalgar Street; Teleph. 3323;

Wheat, a.m.

Wright, B.S.C., Inst. c. e.,c.E.,M.C. A.P. Cable Ad: Centfox

A.M. INST.

Gill, A.M. INST. C.E., A.M.I. MKCH. E.,

A.(Austr.),

W. J.Diramitt, F.J. McElhinney,

St. E. Hoshimi,mng. director

manager

A. Hunt,b.e., stud. i. E.

B. S.Billingham

(At

and Aden),

S. H. H. Fowler

M. Crosskey(At(At Aden)Aden) facturers — 292, Teluk Water

Framroz

Ayer Street;

Tunnelling Foremen—M. McDermott Teleph. 6354; Cable Ad: Framroz

(At Aden), H. J. Manning (At P. M. Framroz, proprietor

Aden), W. A. Davies (At Aden) and Frankel & Aaron, Landed Proprietors

G. Barrington (At Aden)

General and Real Estate Agents—6-c, D’Almei-

Aden), A.Foremen—R.

Thorne, C. S.H. Smith Leech,(AtT. da Street;&Cable AcmeAd: Frankaron; Codes:

H. Hilborn, J. Milne, R. d’Castro Bentley’s Partners — David Frankel and H.

(At Aden)

Mechani and Ang— E.HockM. Seng

al Foremen Ric- Richard Aaron

ketts (At Aden), W. J. d’Souza and Fraser & Co., Exchange and Share

AbdulWorks

Joinery KarimManager—H.Wajtman Brokers—Union Building, Collyer Quay;

Joinery Works Foreman—Wee Kim Fraser; Teleph. 5273 (6 Lines); Cable Ad:

Siang Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

Surveyors—H. C. DeWind, P. T. Al, Lieber’s, Bentley’s All Issues,

Mathew and A. K. Menon Broomhall’s, Utility, Peterson’s & N. Z.

Chief Draughtsman—Chin Too Min Stock Exchange Code

Pupils—Ng Chee Onn, Lee Chee C.W.P.EldAmbler,

red, partner do.

Mun,

Cheok Ho KoonYong Fong and Ying T. H. Stone, do.

Cashier—Loke Wan Choy J. Wilson,

M. B. Bell, do. per pro.

signs

Store-keeper—P. M. Siresena

Agencies: R. J. W. Brown, do.

A. Mathieson, do.

Licencees: (Australia), Ltd.

Hadfields S. N. Heard White, do.

RotinofFBlocksPatent Piling AgentsT.forJ.: L. Watkins (On Active Service)

West’s“Solarcrete”

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Fonghin & Co., Singapore, Sanitary and Fraser & Co., Exchange & Share Brokers

Electrical Engineers, Contractors

General Importers—Office: 64, Wallich —Union and Building; Teleph. 5273 (6

Street; Teleph. 7557; Cable Ad: Seeben- Lines); Cable Ad: Fraser

gong; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water

6th Editions Manufacturers and Merchants—Regis-

Ford Motor Co. of Malaya, Ltd., Dis- tered Offices:

5886 4-10, TrafalgarCableStreet:

tributors of Ford Products—15, Prince Telephs. Atlas. Branches

(3 Lines);

at Bangkok,

Ad;

Penang,

Edward Road; Cable

Codes: Acme and Bentley’s Ad: Fordmalaya; Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, Medan,

C. D.R. Milne,

Michels,secretary

mng. director Batavia and Sourabaya

Directors—R.

W. H. Macgregor, BurnsG. A.(chairman),

Potts and

“Forward” Office, The, The Only Lead- T. J. A. Green

ing Influential Tri-Weekly Tamil Paper T. J. A. Green, general manager

inment—56,

Malaya, Best MediumRoad; for Advertise- A.A. J.H.A.Edmonds

Goetzee, Hill, secretary

Robinson

4975; P. O. Box 231; Cable Ad: Eapwo

Teleph. Singapore Branch a.c.a., accountant

R. D. G. Swamy, proprietor A. Donald, manager

 SINGAPORE C39

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T. (Incorporated in Secretaries of:

The Singapore Chamber of Commerce

Canada), Proprietors of Dr. Williams’ TheRubber

Singapore Chamber of Commerce

Medicine

Teleph. 7750;Co.—90, Cable Ad:Robinson Road;

A.B.C. 5th Edition and

Fulford; Codes:

Bentley’s. Head Brit. MalayaAssociation

Trustee

Office for Malaya, Burma, Thailand, D. Jimah

PunggorRubber

RubberEstates,

Estates,Ltd,Ltd.

E. I. and Ceylon The Fire Insurance Assocn. of Malaya

H. Cohen, manager Singapore MarineAssocn.

InsuranceMalaya

Assocn.

C. Roeper, signs per pro. Motor Insurance

S. Far

W. Wolfe, general manager for the

East (Shanghai) Workmen’s Compensationof Insurance

Association

Cameron of Malaya

Highlands Hotel Co., Ltd.

Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Civil Engineers Singapore Dairy Farm,Association

Master Contractors’ Ltd. of

and Contractors,

Specialists. Piling Reinforced

Expert Concrete

and Sole Malaya

Manufacturers in Malaya of Monier Lee Kim Soo, Ltd.

Reinforced Concrete Pipes—63, Geylan g Western Oriental, Ltd.

Road;

Ad: Gammon; Telephs. Codes:5331 andBentley’s

5332; Cableand Cameron

Co., Ltd.Highlands Electric Supply

A.B.C. 6th Edition Malayan Sharebrokers’

Ulu Mas Syndicate, Ltd.Association

H. W. Cowling, b.sc., m. inst. c.e., m.i, Atlas Trading Co., Ltd.

struct. E., managing

H. Fancott, secretary director Malayan Shipping Co., Ltd.

E. Wright, a.c.g.i., b.sc., d.i.c.. Registered

H.A.M.I.C.E. Office

T. Adair

H.London,M. Alexander,

a.m.i.c.e. b. sc. (Eng.), Gaus Dispensary, M.—144 Arab Street

F.R. D.I. Hawson,

Wemyss, B.a.m.i. struct,a.m.t.e.

e. Dr. M. Gaus Mahyudin, m. d.,

sc. (Eng.), consultant

(Austr.)

N. R. Sheridan, quantity surveyor Gaw Brothers, Ltd., GeneralMine,

Merchants,

Engineering, Building, Estate

Gammeter & Co., Importers of Road; Telephs. 7829 & 2829; CableCanal

and Ships’ Stores —9, North

Watches, Clocks—Winchester House, Gawbros; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. Ad: 5th

Collyer Quay; Teleph. 7892; Cable andTeo6thKim Editions

Swee, rang, director

Ad: Gammeter; Code: A.B.C. 5th Teo Kim San,Yew,director

Edition Lee Chong, secretary& collector

C. E. Richard, manager Chan Kim Cheng, assistant

O. Richard

General

AssuranceAccident,

Corporation Fire Ltd.& —Life Far

Garcia, W. J., Manufacturer of Garcia’s Eastern Branch : Ocean Building;

All-Teak Pianos, Pianoforte and Music

Dealer, Tuner and Repairer, Proprietor "" ’ h. 6480; Cable Ad: Gaflac; Code:

of— Showrooms:

Garcia’s MotorAmber Transport Service5,

Mansions, Farleever

Eastern Manager—W. H. Droog-

Orchard

Teleph. Road;

6586; Factory:

Cable Ad: Holland

Garcia Road; Assistant—P. F. Given-Wilson

W. J. Garcia, proprietor Resident Representative (At Shang-

Mrs. Garcia, secretary hai)—K. S. Mackenzie

Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Accountants— General Electric Co., Ltd., The (Incor-

Fullerton Building; Telephs. 5950-5959; porated 12,

in England)—Magnet

Battery Road; Teleph. 5114;

House,

Cable

Cable Ad: Accountant; Codes: A. B. C. Ad: Manner; Codes:

4th, 5th and 6th Editions, Bentley’s Phrase, Bentley’s 2nd Phrase, G.E.C. Bentley’s Complete

and Broomhall’s Private & New Standard. LondonOffice:

O.R.S.

H. C. Reilly,Bateman, f.s.a.a., partner Magnet

c.A., partner

a.s.a.a., H.House,

P. (Malaya) Kingsway,

Steed, generalW.C.manager

2.

A. T.M.Black,

Pearson,

c. a.a.c.a., a.s.a.a., partner E. G. Hebditch, chief engineer

E. H. Sykes, a.g.a. (Malaya)

C2

C40 SINGAPORE

Gestetnek (Eastern), Ltd.,

corporated in England), Duplica^ D. (In- Great Eastern Life

Ltd.,The—Head Office:Assurance Co.,

Singapore, S.S.;

tor, Manufacturers—Corner House, east. Telephs. 5202-5203; Cable Ad: Great-

26-30A, Cecil Street; Teleph. 3991 ; Bombay,Branches: Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur,

Cable

Kuala Ad: Gestetner.

Lumpur, Hong Branch

Kong, Offices: Batavia &Calcutta,

Manila, Bangkok Colombo, Rangoon,

Bangkok, Batavia-Centrum, Soura- Managing

Robinson,Director

f.i.a. & Actuary—A.

baya and Shanghai Secretary—J. D. P. Nisbet, f.i.a.,f.f.a.

J. B. Dunne, manager for Far East

Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Ex- Great Eastren Opical Co.—275, South

porters—53, Robinson Road; Teleph. Bridge 206, South Road;BridgeTeleph.

Road;2164.

Teleph.Branch:

6844

5041; Cable Ad : Getz C. T.Y.S.Fan, mng. proprietor

Lester L. Goodman, vice-pres. & mgr. Lee, assistant

I. S. Harris, manager

C. E. Flory | L. D. E. Elliott

Gian Singh & Co., General Mer- Green & Collier,Building; Ltd., Telephs.

Commodity

chants, Drapers, Tailors & Outfitters, Brokers—Ocean 4 & 3932-3; Cable Ads: Ribbed

5161-

& Grecol

House Furnishers, Sports, Games, Directors — John E. K. Green and

Silks, Cottons, Woollens and Curios E. G. Collier

—4, Battery Road; Teleph. 2483; Accountant—S. Daniel

Assistants—W. G. Skey and L.R. Peek

Cable Ad: Bajaj; Codes: Bentley’s and

Oriental 3-Letter Code

Hardial Singh, manager Guthrie & Co.,in Singapore

Ltd. (Founded

Gillespie, A. T.,TheManufacturers’ Repre- Incorporated 1903), 1821,

Gen-

sentative—47, Arcade; Teleph.3796; eral

Head Merchants,

Office: 24, Agents

Batteryand Engineers—

Road; Teleph.

P.O. Box 217; Cable Ad: Atgill 5131; Branches : Penang, Malacca,

Kuala

Glenny,

Glenny)—lDr. 1,E.,Battery

f.r.c.s.Road; Drs. Bain2207& Lumpur,

(c/o Teleph. Ipoh and

Medan (Sumatra),

at London

and 8, Lornie Road; Teleph. 80210 Directors—J. I. Dawson and V. I.

Horne

Secretary—M. W. Gulliford, a.c.a.

Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Crude Manager atpro.Penang—H. W. Esson,

Rubber Buyers—Hong Kong Bank signs per

Chambers; Teleph. 6865; Cable Ad: Manager at Kuala Lumpur—G.

Mossgood D. Cameron, signs per pro.C. Horn,

E. A. Stevens, managing director Manager at Malacca—J.

Goodwood Park Hotel—Scotts Road; signs per pro

Teleph. 5933 (2 Lines); Cable Ad: Manager

signs peratatpro. Medan—N. W. Taylor,

Goodwood ; Codes : A.B.C. 5th Edition Manager Ipoh—J. A. Bines

W. Ingold, manager E.

Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd., The, Re- Managing Director—Sir John Hay

Sresentatives of The Goodyear Tire & Director—C. Mann

ubber Co.—2x, East Reclamation (off Assistants

Trafalgar Street): Cable Ad: Finlor; Singapore—D. Alexander (signs per

Code: Bentley’s pro.), T. T. Armstrong, P. J.(signs

Bennett,

Grafton Laboratories, Ltd., Wholesale E. Chaplin,

pro.), L.L. E. C. J.Cooper

Cooper, H. Craig, P. per

W.

Manufacturing Chemists

and , Manufacturers' Agents — 20b,and Druggists Holt, C. H. G. Kinahan, John McLoed

Collyer Quay; Cable Ads: Obat & (signs

J. R. perPickering

pro.), E.(signs

M. Richardson,

per pro.),

Graflab . James Tough, J.N. Wainwright (signs

per pro.) and N. R. Wilson (signs per

Grant & Co., D. M. (Kramat Motor Kuala pro.) Lumpur—G. D. Cameron, A. P.

Garage)—38,

Teleph. 7125 44, 55, Cavanagh Rd.; Cranna, D. Si Davidson (signs per

D. M. Grant, mng. proprietor pro.), Robert

per pro.), H.W.Dow, H. D.R.

Foston, S. HayGulland,

(signs

J. M. Grant, manager

 SINGAPORE Oil

E.Hatfield,

Hardman (signs per pro.) T. A.K. Cellan-Jones, l.d.s., d.d.8.

J. H. Mann, l.d.s., b.d.sc,, d.d.s.

Mackenzie,V.D.G.D.M.

Peacock,

M.McKenzie,

Hawes, A.R. L.C.

A.V.Reeve-Tucker, A. F.

P. Ellis, L.D.S., R.C.S., D.D.S.

Taylor (sign per pro.), C. Thornton, Hardy, Chas. J., Nature Cure Practi-

T. M. Walker

Penang—H. W. and R. West

Esson (signs tioner — 368c, Kim Chuan Road ; via

B. S. Kinder, L. P. Sly andperB. C.pro.),

K. Paya Chas.

Debar Post Office, Singapore, S.S.

Stark

Medan—E. L. Carr and N. W. Taylor m. J. Hardy, m.n.c.a., m.p.c. (Lond.),

(signs per pro.) n.

Mrs. C. J. Hardy, in collaboration

Gwinnell, J. K., Agent: C. & E. Morton,

Ltd., London—40,

4010; CrossCable

Street; Teleph.

Nellg- Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (In-

win; P.Codes: O. BoxBentley’s

223; & Ad:Morton’s corporated in the Federated Malay

States),

Private

A. V. Cramsie, representative Mining General Merchants,

Secretaries Estate and

and Agents, In-

surance Agents, Manufacturers Agents,

Produce Agents,

Hackmeier, L., Shipchandler, Stevedore chants — P.O. Box 100, Singapore; and Piece-Goods Mer-

and General Merchant—18, Robinson Penang, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh,

Road; Teleph. 2158; Cable Ad: Leo Klang, Port Dickson, Port Swettenham,

Hackmeier Taiping and Teluk Anson

Directors—W.

Charlwood, A.H. Fell, c.b.s., E. S.C. G.

W. Moxon, H.

Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd.—129-135, Tyte, D. St. L. Parsons and D. F.

Cecil Street; Teleph. 6966

Dupire; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition, ; Cable Ad : Topham

Bentley’s, Acme and New Boe Code Staff—J. Paterson (signs per pro.),

G. L. Oostergo, manager F. H. Atkinson, W. M. Innes-Ker,

G.P. J.J. Robinson,

Pancheri F. L. Kennedy and

Hammer & Co., Ltd., W., Water Sup-

pliers—B, Fullerton Road; Teleph. 6218;

P.O.

Code: Box A.B.C.782;5th Edition

Cable Ad: Hammer; Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import

P. B.

SecretariesCompanies,

for Estate,

supt. engineer

J.W.G.A.Stewart, Industrial SellingMining

Agents&

Morrison,assistant

do. for Rubber & Estate Produce, Insurance

& Shipping Agents, Rubber & Produce

Derrick & Co., secretaries, Hongkong Dealers—-Singapore, Kuala Lumpur,

Bank Chambers Port Swettenham, Teluk Anson &

Penang.Street, London Offices: Cable 1-4, Great

Hanaya Shokai, Importers

Estate Suppliers, Book Sellers and Motor

Car Hirers—55-57, Middle Road; Teleph. Editions, Bentley’s, Broomhall’s, West-

7513; P.O. Box and 64; Cable Ad: Hanaya ernDirectors—W.

Union, Birchwood E.

Wallis, J. B. Leask,

Codes:

Editions Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th Haydn O. Peake, a.c.a. (London),

S. Kashio, managing proprietor L.F. M.

C. Paton,

EdmondsG. D. A. Fletcher and

Handelsvereeniging “Holland” (Trad-

ing Company “Holland,” Incorporated Hasanali Jivabhai, Proprietor of the

in the N.E.I. with Limited Liability), Straits Settlements Flour Mills, General

Merchants—

St.; Teleph. 6932;137, 137a

Cable and

Ad: 139, Cecil Merchants and Commission Agents,

Holsing.

Head Office: Batavia Exporters, Importers and Flour Millers

C.H. deC. Wit, manager —60, Serangoon Road; Teleph. 3566;

P. Kouwenhoven, asst, manager Cable PrivateAd:andRehmatally;

Acme Codes: Bentley’s,

Hanna, Dr. J. G.,Teleph.

Bank Chambers; Dentist—Hongkong

3582 Hay cfc Co., T.C.—12-a, Bonham Building;

J. G. Hanna, d.d.s., e.i.c.d. Teleph. 4042; Cable Ad : Tomay

C2*

042 SINGAPORE

Heap Eno Moh Steamship Co,,' Ltd. Directors—Lim

man), Hon. Mr.Peng Tan Siang

Cheng(Chair-

Lock,

(Red Funnel Line), Regular Passenger C.B.E., Hon. Mr. Tay LianT. Teck,

and Cargo Service to: Batavia, Lim Hock Seng, Dr. H.

Cheribon and Semarang (Every Tuesday

and Friday); Blinjoe, Pangkal Pinang, W. Penrice, F. S. Gibson and W.Wee,W.

Batoe

BataviaRoesa,

(Every Tandjong

Fortnight oh Pandan and

Saturday) LimJenkins

Kian Beng, manager

Sourabaya J. Crichton, secretary

Fortnight onandFriday)

Bandjerinasion (Every Ritchie & Bisset, marine supts.

Managers for:

Soon Bee Steamship Co, (Singapore), Ho Kwong Yew, f.i.a.a., a.i. struct, e.

Ltd. Sailing from Singapore to Registered Architect—China Building,

Regular

Neighbouring Ports in the Nether- Hoe Chulia Street; Teleph. 3058

lands East Indies Boon Leong, Gas, Sanitary and

Drainage Contractors, Radio Mer-

Henky

and Hardware Suppliers—87, Geylang Cable Ad: Hoeboonleong

Road; Teleph. 4499 R.HoeB.Boon Leong,general

Krishnan, proprietor

manager

Hindhede & Co., Ltd., Engineers and Holden & Ce., Ltd., A. R., Manufacturers

Contractors — Bukit Timah Road; Agents—40, Genting Lane; Cable

Teleph. 6104; Cable Ad: Naiti Ad: Nedloh

Hinnam

309, 311 && Little

313, Dispensary,

North Bridge Ltd.—

Road; Hooglandt & Co. Merchants,

(Established Estate,

I860)*

Teleph. 6745 (2 Lines); P.G. Box 272; Rubber, General

InsuranceMarketand Commission Agents—

Cable Ad: Hinnam 139-149A, Street; Telephs. 5326,

Ho Ho Biscuit Factory, Ltd., Manu- 5327 Codes: & A.B.C.

5328; 5th

CableandAd:6thHooglandt;

Editions,

facturers

—Registered of Biscuits and Confectionery Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Bentley’s

Teleph. 6358;Office:

Cable 33,Ad:

Chin SweeRoad; Second

mng.Hoho Acme Phrase,

and Broomhall’s, Birchwobd,

Suppl.,

Gaw Khek Chiew, director and Universal TradeSimplex Standard

Ho Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.- Partners

(Zurich)— Walter

and H.R. Schweizer Diethelm

Head Office: 65, Chulia Street’ (Singapore)

Mills at 315. Havelock Road and Assistants-^J. G. W. Kielaper(sigps

1001, North Bridge Road; Teleph.

5911; Cable Ad:5th HohOng; Codes: pro,), A. Wernli (signs pro.),perE.

Bentley’s A.B.C. and 6th Editions G.M. Bruestlein, (signs

van P.Hall, per pro.), E. A.F.

and Acme

Directors—Lim Peng Siang, j.p. Buehler, H. A.Th.Loopuyt

Joosten, and K.

(chairman), Lim Hock Seng, Lim Estates C. Wylie

Dr.Seow

OngEng SeowandHian

Tay Lian Teck, j.p. The Sumatra Para Rubber Planta-

tions, Ltd., London

William C. Hill, a.m.i. mech.e., ThePlantations,

Batu RataLtd.,(Sumatra)

m.i.m.e., works manager & chief

engineer London Rubber

DjapoeraRubberEstetes,Ltd.,London

HoHousehold

Hong Soap The

N. V.Morib Plantations, Ltd., London

SoapFactory,

& GlycerineLtd.,Manufac-

Toilet,

gat,

Cultuur

Sumatra

Mij., “Indragiri”, Ren-

turers—65, Chulia Street; Cable Ad: N. V. Cultuur Mij., “Pangalian”, Ren-

Hohongsoap; Codes: All Codes and

Private gat. Sumatra

Insurance

Queen Insurance Co. (Merged in the

Ho Hong Steamship Co. (1932), Ltd. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.), Liver-

(Incorporated

Rangoon, Penang, in Singapore), Services (A) pool

Hongkong, Swatow,Port

Amoy Swettenham,

and Foochow Patriotic Assurance Cb., Ltd., London

Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,

(B) Neighbouring Islands — Singapore Ltd., Batavia

Office: 65, Chulia

Cable Ad: Hohbng Street; Telephs.5914-5; Semarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co.,

Ltd., Semarang

 SINGAPORE (J43

Switzerland General Insurance Co., Directors—Hon.

Mclachlan, W. R. Hume, Sir Wil-J.

L. J. Clifford, A.

Ltd., ZurichAssurance Co., Ltd., tnc.

“Prudential” liam Glasgow, O. H.- Unbehaun

in England and A. E.Manager,

General Hughes Far East—C. H.

Coal Unbehaun

N. V. , Qost Borneo Maatschappij Asst.

(East - Borneo

Bandoeng Coal Co., Ltd.),

and Samarinda A. E. Hughes Manager, Far East—

General

Leather Resident

Jenner Manager, Malaya — C. G.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N, V., Assistants, Malaya—Miss E. Blair, H.

Soerabaia Balke,

R. Lake,A. C.R. R.Doran,

Miners,A. DJ.W.Hughes,

Scott,

General G.kinsThomas, J.S.Weidmer, J. A. Wil-

N. V. Borneo Sumatra Handel Mij. and N. J. Wishart

Kuala Lumpur Office &

Mile, New Petaling Road; Teleph.Works—5th

Hoon Seck Trading Company, Ship- Petaling 229.;& Works—Mile,

Cable Ad: Humesinga

chandlers,

Sail-Makers,Estate and Mining’Agents

Manufacturers Suppliers,

and PenangOffice Jalan

General Merchants—Office and

room: 1, Raffles Place; Teleph. 3858 ; Show- Butterworth Prai

Bahru Road, 95 &(P.97W.;(Manager’s

Telephs.

Cable Ad: Shipestmin; Residence); Cable Ad: Humesinga

and Private.

Dubashers; Depts:

Crockery,ShipCodes; Bentley’s

chandlers

Cutlery, and

etc.;

Hongkong

Mile,

Office

Castle

& M^orks—Tsun

Peak

W an,

Road; Teleph.

Brass and Ironmongery; Building Ma- 51938; Cable Ad: Humepipe

terials and Provisions

Managing Partners—Chan Jim Hee Hussain & Co., K. P. M., General Import

and Lye Eng Hong

Partner—Chan Jim Lee &Teleph.

Export3508Merchants—1, Raffles Place;

A gencies:

China Can Co., Ltd., Hongkong (Tin Huttenbachs, Ltd. (Incorporated ip

Lithographers & Can Manu- S.S.), (Formerly Huttenbach, Lazarus

facturers) & Sons, Ltd.),

Marsh Bros,,Twist

ing tools, Ltd., Sheffield (Engineer- Mechanical

Drills, etc.) and Merchants,

Contracting Electrical,

Engineers

—5, Malacca Street; Cable Ad: Habiture;

Codes : Acme, Bentley’s, Bentley’s 2nd

Houghton k Co., Importers, Exporters Phrase, Lombard and Others

F. M. Edmonds, chairman (Singapore)

and General Commission Agents—58, E.F. M.C. Martin, director (Penang)

The

RaseacArcade; Teleph. 4024; Cable Ad: Sharrock,

F. J. McAra, c.a.,director (Penang)

asst, director

Houghton Promotions, Boxing and Associated with-.

Other Sporting Activities—58, The Shaw, Darby & Co., Ltd., 13, Leaden-

Arcade; Teleph. 4024;Houghton

Cable Ad: Raseac hall Street, London, E.C. 4.

Promoter- -C. M. Sitne, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malaya

Manager—Kow Kim Lin

Asst. Manager—Matthew de Souza Hye Seng

Makersand General

Estate Merchants—9

Suppliers, Hard-

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. (Incorporated ware Chulia Street; Teleph.

4817; Cable

inPenang,

S.S.), Hongkong

Singapore Kuala Lumpur, Ad: Hyesengco; Code : A.B.C.

and Shangnai, Sthand

Manufacturers of Hume Patent Con- Bentley’s

crete Pipes, Hume PatentGas,SteelSewage,

Pipes Chan Hye Seng, sole proprietor

and Tubes for Water,

Drainage and Culvert Uses, Steel Tanks

for All Purposes, Asbestos Cement Ltd., Importers Imperial Chemical Industries

and Exporters(Malaya),of

Goods, Wire

Filtration Nails, Steel DrumsOffice

Engineers—Registered and Chemicals, Fertilisers, Dyestuffs and

& Works: 6th Mile, Bukit Timah Road; Manufacturers’ Raw Materials Cable—

Telephs. (After Office Hours Robinson

5068 &Ad:5069Humesinga

80354); Cable Ad: Impkemix. Road; Branches

Teleph. 5476;

at Penang

arid Kuala Lumpur

 044 SINGAPORE

O.D.H.M.Eustace, managing

Henderson, directorsecty. Street;

b.a., a.c.a., Expanded; Teleph. 5216A.(4B.lines);

Codes: C. 5thCable Ad:

Edition,

M. F. Cutler, b.sc. (Hons.), chemist Private. Bentley’s, Acme, New Standard and

G.D. E.E. M. Jones, b.a. (Hons.), do. Branches at Penang, Ipoh

and Kuala Lumpur

M. B. Rintoul,

Ash, b.sc.,b.a., do.

do. Jackson & Co., Ltd., Merchants and

J.R. C.Wilson,

Carver,assistant

b.a. (Hons.), do.

J. A. Allen, do. Manufacturers’ Agents—55, Robin-

son Road; Cable Ad; Jacko

Institute

12d, Unionof Building;

Architects of Malaya—

Teleph. 7304 Jackson, J. M., Architect, Valuer and

E. H. Hindmarsh Fire

CollyerAssessor — Winchester

Quay; Cable Ad: Jaxon House,

Miss C. M. Woodworth

International Assurance Co., Ivtd., Jaeger & Co., Merchants—6c, D’Almeida

Life, Fire, Marine, Motor Car, Street; Teleph. 6235; Cable Ad:Bentley’s,

Jaeger;

Personal Accident, Baggage and Acme andA.B.C. Codes: 6th Edition,

Kendall’s

Householders’ Insurance — Hong O.H. Burckhardt,

Fuller, partnerdo.

Kong Bank Chambers; Teleph.

4411; Cable Ad : Brintasco

A. A. Gossevsky, manager for Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

• (Incorporated in Java), Fire, Marine,

South Eastern Asia

S. H. Peek, asst, manager for South Motor Branch:

Car Insurance

Chartered Bank

— Singapore

Chambers;

Eastern Asia

K. C. Low, local manager Teleph. 7714; Cable Ad: Sluytersco.

Dr. T. H. Ling, medical referee Head Office: Batavia, Java

W. Uytenbroek, manager

International Surgery—17, Robinson Jee Ah Chian & Co., Certified Accountants

Road; Teleph. 6151 —Sze Hai Tong Bank Building, Chulia

Internationale Crediet-en Handels- Street

yereeniging “Rotterdam”, N.V.(Incor-

porated in Holland), General Import and Jitts & Co., Ltd., Printers and Stationers

Export, Shipping—37a,

Teleph. 5071; Cable Ad: Robinson Road; —96,

Internatio, Cable Ad: Robinson Road;Bentley’s

Jitts; Code: Teleph. 6829;

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Siow Siew Kim, mng.

Siow Siew Guan, director director

Editions, Scott’s and Bentley’s

Irving Jones & Co., Merchants and Com- Johannes Solicitors—2 & &Sammy,

5, BonhamAdvocates and

Bldg.; Teleph.

mission Agents—127-127A,

Teleph. Cecil Street:

6879; Cable Ad: Irvinjones; 7111; Cable

All A.B.C. Ad: Parchment; Codes:

Codes 5th Edition

plete Phrase

H. Irving Jones, managing owner M.coln’s

C. Johannes, barrister-at-law (Lin-

Isaac & Co., E. S., Electrical and Radio P. Sammy,Inn), barrister-at-law

partner (Gray’s

Importers and Exporters, Manufac- Inn), partner

turers’ Representatives,

chants and CommissionGeneral Mer-

Agents— G. H. Po, barrister-at-law (Mid-

168-A, Cecil7433Street, 1st & Cable

2nd Floors; dle Temple), assistant

Telephs. & 8734; Ad: Jones & Co., Irving, Merchants and

Isaacnco; Codes:

Bentley’s and Private A.B.C. 5th Edition, Manufacturers’ Agents—127-127A, Cecil

Street;

Irvingjones; Teleph. 6879; Branches

Cable Ad:at

Ishihara Sangyo Koshi, Ltd., Mining Kuala Lumpur andCodes.

All Penang

and H. Irving Jones, mng. proprietor

UnionShipping

Ishihara Building;Company—H4,

Cable Ads: 5,11Kozan

(Incorporated in England), Engineers

Jacks

(Incorporated William SoleWilliam

in StraitsLtd.,Settlements),

AgentsJacks

in Malaya-.

& Co. (Malaya), Ltd.

Engineers and General Merchants— Representative—H. E. W. Bryning

Head Office: Ocean Building, Prince (Ipoh)

 SINGAPORE C45

fr * ^ & Kannabiran & Co., High-class

Jong Tai Heng, Chop, General Teak- Tamil Talkie Film Distributors and

Commission Agents — 10-A, Raffles

wood Merchants—150-152,

Street; Cable Ad: JongtaihengLavender Sreekanna

Quay; P.O. Box 579; Cable Ad:

Journal of the Malaya Branch of SoleMudaliar

Proprietors—P.

and Y. C.C. Chokalinga

Kannappa

the British

Published Medical Association,

Quarterly— Mudaliar

Business Managers: Kasho Co., Ltd.—14, Laidlaw Building,

Advertising & Publicity Bureau Head Office: Tokyo, Japan. Branches:

Ltd., Publicity House, 144 Robinson Kobe, Tientsin,Osaka,

Hoten,Nagoya,

SingaporeKeijo, Dairen.

and Batavia

Road, Singapore R. Tanizawa, manager

Jubilee Silk Store, Wholesale and Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd., General

Retail. Merchants, Dressmakers and Merchants in Manila Ropes, Oiled

Tailors-—82, North Bridge Road; Coir Ropes, Wire Ropes, Beldam’s

Teleph. 7732;Hassamal,

Hiranand Cable Ad:proprietor

Dayaloo Packings, and other Ship’s Chand-

lery Stores, Manufacturers’ Repre-

Judah & Co., S. J., Merchants and Com- sentatives and Commission Agents

mission Agents—Teleph: 7108; Cable —100 2269;

& 102, Robinson Road; Teleph

Cable Ad: Keatcheang

Ad: Judah; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Poeloe. Loemoet Rubber Estate Kee Huat Radio Co., Licenced Radio

(Karimoen Islands), proprietors Dealers —4566;122-124, Orchard Road ;

Jumabhoy & Co., M., Produce Merchants, Teleph. Cable Ad: Kikophone.

Head Office: Alor Star, Taiping, Ipoh,

Importers & Exporters—17, Cecil Kuala Lumpur and Singapore

Street;

Cable Teleph. 3126; P.O. Box 321; Tan Seng Beng, manager

J. M.Ad: Jumabhoy,

Jumabhoy proprietor Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Booksellers,

Publishers,

Agents for : Printers, Bookbinders,

The Eng Mob Soap Factory, Stationers and Newsagents—32,

Place;. Teleph. 6244; Cable Ad: Kelly Raffles

Singapore A.(Shanghai)

E. Glover, managing director

K. N.I.L. M.-K. L. M. (Royal Netherlands G.A.H.Mclver

Davis, manager

Indies’

Lines), Airways and Royal

(Incorporated Dutch Air

inTelephs.

Batavia) — [ A. Popple

Offices: 3, Collyer Quay;

7858, 7857 (After Office Hours) & 7859 7856, Selling Agent’.

(Airport Offices) ; Cable Ad : Aera; Acme

New York, IJ.S.A.93, Front Street,

Code Co.,

Code:

M. Bentley’s Complete Phrase

W. A.vanDellaert, managerDept.)

Beek (Passage Keng Lee & Co. Importers and Ex-

g>rters,

Ch. van Cattenburch, accountant

Agents : u bashes,Shipchandlers,

Estates and Mining Sail-makers,

Sup-

Sliers, Engineering

Requisites, Hospital and Building

Equipments and

Alor Star—Guan

China Hin Co., 78, Pokan Furniture, Government and Municipal

Ipoh —The Borneo Co., Ltd. Contractors — IQ, Robinson Road;

Kuala Lumpur—The Borneo Co., Teleph: 3466 (2 Lines); Cable Ad :

Ltd., Wearne Bros., Ltd. and Globe Foremost Chew Keow Bock,

Travel Service

Kota Bharu—Sime, Darby & Co., Chew Keow Chim, partner

do.

Malacca—Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.Ltd. Chew

Chew Keow Seong,

Keow Bock, do.

manager

Muar—Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. Lee Nam Hai, book-keeper

Penang

Co. —RoyalMansfield

Packet Navigation

and (K.P.M.),

Wearne Bros., Ltd. k Co.; Ltd. Keng Seng k Co., Import, Export and

Seremban—Sime, Darby & Co,, Ltd.

Taiping — Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Rattan Teleph. Merchants—31,

Ng Gek3679Chwee,

; CodeTJsed: Boat Quay ;

partnerBentley’s

(J46 SINGAPORE

Keng Seng Long & Co., Rubber and Ibrahim, Beach Road, Singapore; 85, Jalan

Commission Johore Bahru; 228, Chulia

Teleph. 3679; Agents — 31,Bentley’s

Code Used: Boat Quay; Street, Penang;

Street, Colombo; 482c,129,Sooratee

SecondBazaar,

Cross

Ng Gek Chwee, partner Rangoon and 67, Batu Road, Kuala

Kheng Hoe—5,Ad:Phillip

7395; Cable KhenghoeStreet; Teleph. Lumpur

Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd., Sugar, Klass & Sons, F. V., General Merchants

and Agents’ Representatives—1, Crane

Rubber Produce, Hardware and Road, Singapore ; Cable Ad : Klassons;

Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 5th Edition

Sundries

Street Importers—35, Teluk Ayer Bentley’s, Universal and Private

Kian GuanofHinCocoanut

facturers Oil Mills

Qil, Co., Manu- Kodak, Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

Groundnut

Oil, Refined Cocoanut Oil and Manufacturers of Photographic Ap-

Oil paratus

Cake — Office : 117, Market Street; and Materials — Office, Ware-

Telephs. 3506 & 4556; Factory: 70 & 71, house and Plant: 130, Robinson

Battery Road;

Robertson Quay; Teleph. 3521 & 4187; Telephs. 3974, 3975 &8,6611;

Retail Department: Road;

Cable

Bentley’sAd:andRefinedoil;

Private CodeCodes: Acme, Kodak; Code: Bentley’s Cable Ad:

C. Donald, manager

Agents in Hongkong: Retail Dept.

Kong Hing Hung E. F. Nicholas

Kian Hin & Co.

Kian Tong Hin, Ltd., Importers and Koh YewlaHean^Eng Kee^Press, *

Exporters

Telok Ayer ofStreet; General

TelephProduce—10,

4539; P.O. antsBookbinders, Stationers, Paper Printers Merch-

BoxCommercial

751; Cable Codes

Ad: Kingdom; and Rubber Stamp Makers—18,

All Used Codes: Ad: North Bridge Road; Teleph. 4536; Cable

Kohyewhean

Governing Director—Tan Hoan Kie Partners

Director—Tjio

Manager—Khouw KimTjoh

ShiaKeng Cheong—TaiCheongYew Tai Woo and

Secretary—Lee Hock Leng Manager—Wong Choon Sek

Cashier—Tan Hok Kim Koninklyke Luchtvaart Maatschappy

Auditors—Evan Wong & Co. voor NederlandAirenLines),Kolonien, N. V.

Affiliating with: (Royal

Sin Tong Hin Tjan, Batavia

Sin Tong Hin Tjan, Cheribon Inspector,Dutch Far East—10b, Divisional

De Souza

Sin Tong Hin, Bandoeng Street;

Kalmaera Teleph. 3860; Cable Ad :

Kiat

Ltd., G. H., J. J. Peters

Booksellers, and Printers,

General

Merchants—6 & 8, Robinson Road; Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Telephs. 6505 & 6506; Cable Ad: Service N. V. (Royal inPacket

Incorporated NavigationIndies

the Netherlands Co.),

G.LohH.AhKiat, mng. director —1 Finlayson Green; Teleph. 5451 (5

Goh BooFong, manager

Lat, secretary Lines); Cable Ad: Paketvaart; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editiens, Bentley’s

Koh Hua Quee, accountant Complete, Bentley’s Second Phrase,

Kiat

Manufacturers, Merchants,& Scott’s

General Exporters (10 Edition) and K.P.M. Private.

Head Office: Batavia-Centrum (Java)

Manufacturers’ Representatives — 766, B.T. van

S. vanEckDeinse,

Poppeagent

North Bridge Road; Teleph. 2539; Freight & Transhipment Department

Cable

Bentley’s,Ad:Hoaboe,

Tjoagoankiat;

IndonesiaCodes:and

Oeymohoat W.A.J.

P. MaaslandLucas I| J.W.H.J. Lagers

Suyderhoud

A. Bergamin | L. ter Braake

Kizar Mohamed & Co.„ C.

facturers of “Chop Krusi” Pulicat H., Manu- Inward, Outward Cargo & Claim

Sarongs—Head Office: 239, Angappah Department

Naick Street, Madras. Branches : 241, W. Bijlmer | J. R. Bronsing

 SINGAPORE C47

Passage Department League op Nations Health

tion (Eastern Bureau) — 336, River Organisa-

A.A. Roos

M. denD. Boer

J. Nooy Valley Road; Teleph. 80331; Cable Ads:

League andand DialPrivate

to; Codes: Bentley’s

Outdoor Department 2nd Edition

J. W. Brand | C. F. M. Rab Dr. C. L. Park, director

Accounts & Statistic Department

J. Rietberg | P. van der Weerdt A.Dr.G.S. Dakshinamurty,deputy

Menon, general secretarydirector

Providoring Dept. Miss M. Nathan, director’s secretary

Goh Tee Hoe, accounts clerk

J. C. Giezen

Engineering Dept. Lee Bros., Photographers — 61, Hill

J.L. vanWijngaarden

der Meerendonk Street; Teleph. 7070

W. van Lee Poh Yan, mng. partner

Penang Agency Lee Choon Guan, Estate op (Chop

P. J. M. Poelman

H. M. Hulsraan | L. C. van der Feltz Joo”)—10, Codes: A.B.C. Malacca Street;

5th and Teleph.“Chin

6th Editions 141;

and

Western Union

Koshino Shoten, Japanese Shop—45, Trustees—Lee Chim Tuan,

Choon Guan, M.B.E., Choa EngWan Mrs. Lee

High Street and Lee Pang Chim Soo Huk

E, Koshino, proprietor Secretary—Lee

Kow Soon Kim, Advocate and Solicitor— Haw*

4a, Change Alley; Teleph. 6469 LeeImporters

& Co., C-andM.Exporters,

(Chin MengPhotographic

Kong See),

Kow Soon Kim, barrister-at-law

Mahmood bin A man, mng. clerk Wholesalers—37-39, High Street; Tel-

eph. 6389; Cable Ad: Sarastudio; Codes

Labour Association, Ltd,—29, Palem- Used A.B.C. 6th Edition and Bentley’s

bang Road; Cable Ad: Labour; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s, Private Lee Kim Soo, Ltd. (Incorporated in S.S.),

and Broomhall’s Merchants and Manufacturers — 89,

R.J. Bright,

E. Prentice, mng. director High

Leekimsoo Street;andTeleph.20 63; Cable

Olkso; Code: Ads:

Bentley’s

director

O.E. D.H. Jacobs,

Samat, secretary

manager Sole Proprietors of:

The Elkayes Match, Nail, Concrete

and Pottery Works

Laing & Co., L., K., General Merchants, Board

man, ofc.B.,Directors—O.

Tan Guan R.Char,S. Bate-

Chin

Manufacturers’ Representatives,

porters and Exporters—19, Winchester Im- Chye Fong and F. W. Hall

House, Collyer Quay; Teleph. 2362; General Manager—Chin Chye Fong

Cable Ad: Lying; Codes; Acme and Secretaries—Gattey & Bateman

Bentley’s Chief Clerk—Lim Song Kiang

Lee Kok Liang, general manager Chief

Clerk &Book-keeper—Lim

Cashier—Chua Poh Gi Ging

Hee

Agencies : Clerk

Fairbank Kirby (Grimsby), Ltd. Assistants—Cheng Hwa HsiungBnay

Wholsale Cheng Chin Khiang

H. Eyssen,Manufacturing Chemists

Ltd., Gouda, Holland Chief

Yew Assistant,

Phuay Chinese Dept.—Tan

Manager,

Factory—Tan Port Guan

Swettenham Match

CharFactory—

Lanqui Trading Co., Merchants and Manager, Johore Match

Commission Agents, Produce

—64, Robinson Road; Teleph. 7259; Exporters Tan Tua Tee

Cable Ad:Bentley’s

Lianqui; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Supt.,

SweeMcNair Ann Road Factories—Low

Edition, Complete

Calpack, Universal Trade and Private phrase,

Trustees for the Estate of:

Lim Siew Jin, sole proprietor Lee Kim Soo (Deceased)

Assistants—Pang

Heng Hong andChiap Song,Wah

Low Seng Chian The British Malaya Trustee & Ex-

ecutor Co., Ltd.

C48 SINGA POKE

Lim Joo Chiang, proprietor

Lim

Lim Hong Hong Meng,

Liang, attorney

manager

Lee Pineapple Company, Limited

(Incorporated in Singapore, S.S.),

Pineapple Growers, Packers and

Exporters—Head Office: 69m, China Lim—Marsiling Nee Soon (Deceased), Estate of

Building, Chulia Street and Building, 112 and 114,

Kepresented by Agents throughout Robinson Executors—Lim

Road

the World; Cabte Ad:

Codes: Bentley’s, A. B.C. 5th and Leeavia; Lim Chong MinChong Pang, j.p. and

6th Editions, Commercial, Universal, Lim & Seah, Civil Engineers, Architects

New Standard, Acme and Private

Board of Directors—Lee Kong and Teleph.Surveyors—13b,

6594; Cable AdChange Alley;

: Kengseng;

ChianTan(chairman),

and Sim Boh Tan Chay Bing Code: A.B.G. 5th Edition

Lee Seng Chong, secretory

Factories

and Sungeiat Pandan,

Scudai, Johore

Gelang Patah, Linotype & Machinery, Ltd., Manu-

facturers of the Linotype Composing

Machine

for and High

Letterpress, Grade Machinery

Photogravure and News-

Printers—68, Robinson Road;

i. 7226;

Lee Rubber Company, Limited Office: 9, Kingsway, London. Works: Cable Ad: Linotype. Head

(Incorporated in Singapore,

Rubber Planters, Millers, Importers and S. S.), Altrincham, England

Exporters—Head Office: 63j and k, F. C. Thompson, manager

China Bldg., Chulia St. Branches Lithographers, Ltd., Printers, Sta-

throughout Malaya. Cable Ad:

Leeavia;

5th and Codes: Bentley’s,

6 th Editions, A.B.C. tioners,

Commercial

Lithographers and Engra-

vers—Registered Office : AlO - Al2,

Universal, New Standard, Acme & 554, Union Building; Teleph. 2114. Works:

Private Havelock Road; 7656; Cable Ad:

Board of Directors—Lee Kong China Ribeiro; Edition

Codes: Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th

(chairman), Tan Chay

Seng Chong and Tan Sim Boh Bing, Lee K. C. Eu (chairman), Khoo Wee

Yeo Kim Thian, secretary Tong, J. Israel, W. McMullan

Rubber Works at Seletor, Thompson and Wong Tien Choh, directors

Road and Kaliang Road, Singa- W. McMullan, manager

pore, Kuala Lumpur (Selangor), F. R. Martens, secretary

Klang, Seremban, Ipoh, Sitiawan, Wong Thit Park, production manager

F.M.S., Penang S.S. and Muar R. S. S. Iyer, manager (L/Press

(Johore) Dept.)

Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Rubber Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporated

toBrokers—5, Prince Street;

5405 (5 Lines); Cable Telephs. 5401 in England), Wholesale and Retail

Ad: Devitt;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s, Wine, Cold Spirit and

Storage ProvisionTobacconists,

Suppliers, Merchants,

BroomhalFs Rubber Edition Manufacturers of Furniture, Complete

Directors—A. W. W. Ker, E. G. House Furnishers, Tailors, Drapers,

Holiday and O. E. H. Cutler Milliners, General Outfitters, Stationers,

Book-sellers, Watch and Clock Makers,

Secretory—E. G. Holiday

Assistants—Y. C. Bath and G. M. Jewellers and Hardware and Silversmiths, Crockery,

Druery Requisite Suppliers,Merchants, Estate

Sports Outfitters,

Licensed Dealers

Lim Khoon Heng, General Importers and munition, Cycle Suppliers — Singa- in Arms and Am-

Merchants

Liquors, in Provision, Wine and pore, Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Ipoh.

and FrozenFresh Fruits

Meats andand Vegetables,

Dairy Produce E.C.Head Office (London), 10, Pancras Lane,

4.Raffles

Head Place,

Office Singapore:

and Store Telephs.

(in the

—245 Cable

7003; and 247,

Ad: Orchard

Frozen Road; Teleph. East), 5167, 5168 and 5169; Cable Ad: Littles

 SINGAPORE C49

Furniture Factory (in the East), London Assurance,

Cavanagh Road, Singapore. Branch —Mercantile Bank Bldg. Marine and Accident

Store (in the East), Ampang Street Anglo-Thai

and

Lumpur;New Embankment

Cable Ad: Road, Kuala

Littles, Kuala agents Corporation, Ltd., general

Lumpur; Telephs. 3305 and 3306.

Branch Store (in the East)—1, Pitt London & Eastern Printing Co., Ltd.

(Incorporated

Street,

Penang;Penang; Cable Ad: Littles ments),

Teleph. 982 Printersin and the Lithographers—

Straits Settle-

Branch Store (in the East)—Belfleld Teleph. Registered5821Office: Lines);Keppel

11, Road;

Street,

Cable Ad: Ipoh,Littles,

Perak; Ipoh; 684; Lepco; Codes: (3A.B.C.

Teleph.Codes: 5thCable

and Ad:6th

Editions, Bentley’s and Private

T. A.B.C.

J. Hume,5th Edition

managingand Bentley’s

director

chairman (London)

C. W. Banks, director do.

O.A. G.T. Cousins, London Lancashire Insurance Co.,

Meggy, do. do. do.

do. Ltd. (Incorporated

Union Building

in Great Britain)—

C.A. A.Robertson,

Hare, secretary do.

mng. dir. (in the East) Boustead & Co., Ltd., agents

A.A. J.A. Downe, J. Turton, resident inspector

Ross, director

do. do.

do.

C.E. E.G. Leyden,

Fugler, depot

secretary do.

(Penang) and “Radio

Lorenz Agency, Radio Specialists

L. J. Cabt, do.manager(ipoh) Eberhard ” Watches — Capitol

Assistants — F. Dobson, J. J. Teleph. 4674 North Bridge Road;

Building, 161,

Hickey, T. E. Jackson,

Herridge, E. Fozard, J. B. Hodg- C. G. Schiffner &' C o., Ltd., proprietors

ins, H. G. ParSons, S. Warner, S.

R. John, C: "G. Dickens, O. P. Accountants — 4, Laidlaw Chartered

Lowe, Bingham

Woodford, MissJ.G.G. A.Millar

Gale, W. Teleph. 6382; Cable Ad: Explanate; Building;

Somerville and Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Western

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Union, Bentley’s and Bentley’s 2nd

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England), A. J. Kane, F.C.A.

All Classes R., Etlin, a.c.a.

French BankofBldg.;

Insurance—Local

Teleph. 5935;Office:

Cable AndShanghai—Glen

at :

Line Building

Ad: Brinkmann Tientsin—43, Victoria Road Legation

Brinkmann & Co., general agents Peiping—Culty Chambers,

R. Laird, resident officer Street

Liverpool Victoria London — 16, St. Helen’s Place,

tion, Merged in theInsurance

Commercial Corpora-

Union Bishopsgate, E. C. 3.

Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Correspondents: Hongkong—Lowe, Bingham & Mat-

England)

Cuaco — Teleph. 5271; Cable Ad: thews, Mercantile Bank Building

A. C. Potts, manager

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Classifica- Lowise Exporters& Co., Huntley, Importers &

tion and Registration

Shipping—2, Laidlaw of Mercantile

Building; Teleph. Machinery—4of& 5,Mining Products

Fish Street; Teleph,&

6065; P.O. Box 584; Cable Ad: Surveyor 7240; Cable Ad: Huntley

L. T. Wu, manager

John Wormald, b.sc., ship & engr.

surveyor

London Office—Lloyd’s Register of Lyall & Evatt, Exchange, ShareStreet;

and

Shipping, 71, Fenchurch Street General

Teleph. Brokers

5127 and — 5.Cable

5128; Prince

Ad: Cedar;

Malcolm K. Scott, secretary Codes: Bentley’s,,

M ft H Combination, A.B.C.Broomhall’s

5th and Imp., 6th

Loh’s Dispensary—257, South Bridge Editions

W. R. King, signs per pro.

Road; Teleph.

Seng6159;

Tak,Cable Ad: Lohs

Dr. Loh manager J.M.Donaldson,

C. Elliot. do, do.

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Lyons Morons, Ltd.—Registered Office, Maganlal Nagindas & Co., General Mer-

Showrooms and Service Station: 92-100, chants, ofCommission

All Kinds ofAgents, DirectGreat

Im-

Orchard Road;Codes:

Centramoto; Teleph.Bentley’s

5485; Cable Ad: porters

(general Britain, Europe,

Goods from

America, India, China

and Private && Gent’s

Japan, Underwear

Piece-Goods,& Hosiery, Ladies’

Fancy Goods—

W. A. Foster, manager 614, North Bridge Road; Teleph. 3406;

R.D. Y.A. Eanson, service

Martia (Sales Dept.) engineer Cable Ad: Suraty. Silk Scores at: 85-87,

Arab Street

McAlister & Go., Ltd. (Established Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd.,

1857),Produce

and GeneralMerchants,

Import, Shipping

Export, Coal Generators and Distributors of Electri-

and city

Insurance Agents — Registered Office: Registeredfor PowerOffice:

and Light T.in Malacca—

Gresham

Ad: House,and

McAlister Battery Road; Cable

at Penang, Ipoh, ing; Teleph. 5043, N. S. Build-

5044; Cable Ad:

Kuala Lumpur

Malacca; Teleph. 52. Codes: A.B.C.Road,

Generating Station: Kubu 5th

Directors—J. W. de Piro (chairman),

E. J. Riches, T. H. Holyoak and W. Edition and Bentley’s

Watt Malay

Secretary—H. J. Rae

Assistants — B. N. Bintley, R. Teleph. GeneralArts Post &OfficeCrafts Society —

(Main Entrance);

Craik (signs per pro.), A. G. Hay 6112

(signs per pro), D. W. Holder, G. Malay Peninsula Agency, Exporters and

Johnstone, D. A. Johnston, G. S. Importers, Manufacturers’ Agents—

Keyzar, G. M. Koenitz, G L. P. O. Box 503; Cable Ad : Fernando;

Littledyke,

A. Tindall (signs G. D.perA.pro.),Lundon,

R. F. Code: Bentley’s

Smith, W. West, J. H. Wood and E. R. A. Fernando, mng. director

S. A. Yell

Malaya Publishing House, Ltd., Book-

McAuliffe, sellers, Stationers, Educational Sup-

ing and Davis & Hope—Union

at Penang, Build- pliers,

Kuala Lumpur, of Stamford

Printers and Engravers—Corner

Soerabaya

(Sumatra). andLondon

BataviaFirm: (Java), Medan Teleph.

McAuliffe, 5929;Road

Cableand

Ad:Armenian

Empress; Street;

Codes:

Davis & Hope, Chartered Accountants, A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

80, Bishopsgate, E.C. 2; Teleph. 6378; F. E.C. T.Sands, f.r.g.s., mng.

R. Smith, secretary director

Cable Ad: McAuliffe C.F. G.Brown,

Sir Henry Thomas McAuliffe, f.c.a.,

partner (London) East, Bookdo.Dept.

F.A. H.Dobson,

Grumitt,a.s.a.a.,

a.c.a., partner (Penang) Malaya Tribune, Singapore, Kuala

do. (Singapore)

H. E. Collins, a.c.a., partner Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang; Daily

C. Grumitt, a.o.a., do. (Penang) Newspaper, 16,000; Morning Certified Net Circulation:

Newspaper, Morning

N. G. Bishop, a.c.a., signs the firm Tribune, Certified Net Circulation:

J.G. M.H. Walker,

Phillips,a.c.a.a.c.a., do. 4,500; Sunday Edition, Sunday Tribune,

A. Horsfield, a.c.a. Certified

116, Anson NetRoad;

Circulation: 23,200—104-

Town5811,Office:

L. A. Hygate, a.c.a. The Arcade;

Cable Ad: Tribune Telephs. 5812,9 &5813;

11,

Macphail & Co., Ltd., Rubber and Proprietors—The Malaya Tribune

Produce Brokers and Exporters, Press, Ltd. (Incorporated in the

S. S.) Manager

Share Brokers and Commission General Editor Secretary—

Agents—Ocean Building; Teleph. E. Maurice

3306; Cable Ad : Macphails; Codes :

Acme, Bentley’s Complete, Bentley’s Asst.

monds General Glover

& Editor—G. S. Ham-

Second Phrase, Broomhalls, A.B.C. London Representative—H. L. Hopkin

6th Edition and Private Codes Editorial

T. V. N. Anderson, mng. director

C. Hewetson, director Hor, L. Staff, Singapore—Lim

C. Hoffman, Frank A. Keng

Love,

John Frey, secretary P.

Wong Yan Chee, L. C. R.Carroll,

Joseph John, b.a., E. Ellis,

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J.Subramanian,

P. S. Rajasoorai, A. S. Rajah, S. Malayan

The Javanese 1910),

(Established ArtsDealers

& Curios,

in All

Khoo Teng Soon, Teo Kinds of Arts and Crafts Goods from

Kek Ghee and Koay Kok Kiong All Malay Arceipelago (Malaya, Java,

Librarian—Y. E. Jacob

Ladies Dept.—Miss L. Streeter, Miss Bali, Sumatra, Borneo, etc.)—157,

Mabel Orchard Road; P.O. Box 301; Cable

tenbergWong and Mrs. C. M. Bat- Ad: Mohamedesa; Codes Used: A. B.

C.Phrase

5th and 6th Editions

Editorial Staff, Kuala Lumpur—Ng

Yook Yoon, S. Bhaskaran, T. W. S. Codes. Branch and Bentley’s

at Sea View

Armstrong, K. C. J. McKelvie and Hotel, Katong

Managing Proprietor—Mohamed

G.

EditorialE. Fernandez

Staff, (Seremban) Esa

Goh Boon,Ipoh—J.

H. H.TeikMoreira, H.Liew Y. Mbrais,

C. Mylvaganam,

Mook Yoong

Assistants—Bermawy

Dusky

and Ahmad

and Loke Ho Thong (Taiping) Head Salesman—Ally

Representative Mohamed

in Java—M. Tjok-

Editorial Satff, Penang—W. B. Pat- rodisastro, Jogja

erson, Chan Teong Lay, Goon Swee Representative in Bali—Wajan

Kee and Chew Cheng Earn Pageh, De Denpasar

Accountant—E. M. Akerib

Malayan Law Journal — 24, Raffles

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore Place; Teleph. 3010; Cable Ad:

Malool; Code : Bentley’s

(Incorporated

and in the S. S.), Publishers

MalayaPrinters,

TribuneProprietors

”, “ The ofMorning “ The

Tribune” and “The Sunday Tribune” Malayan Motors, Ltd., Automobile

-104-116, Anson Road; Telephs. 5811, Distributors 14-20, Orchard andRoad

Service Specialists—

; Teleph. 5485,

5812 and 5813 Cable Ad:

Board of Directors —Hon. Dato S- Bentley’s, Acme, Private, etc. Codes:

Malaymotor;

Q. Wong (Chairman), E. A. Elias, E. C. Edwards, manager

Lee Chim and

Tuan,T. Tan Cheng Lock T. Turner, sales manager

(Malacca) W. Ong S.C.G.W.Donaldson, acting manager

Watson,asst,

service stores manager

General Manager, Editor and A. L. White, service manager

Secretary—E. Maurice Glover Agencies:

Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—Office : 7, Morris Cars

Trafalgar Street; Brewery: 478, Wolseley Cars & M. G. Cars

Pasir Panjang (off Alexandra Malayan Salvage Association, Under

Directors—Hon.

Charlwood Mr. E. W.C. H.H. Water Salvage Surveys and Constr-

uction—2, Finlayson Green

Macgregor, H(Chairman),

Schweizer, J. C.

Mantel & R. Burns Malayan Tobacco Distributors,

J.H. deE. Jansen,

Rijke, technical manager Ltd. (Incorporated

ments) Cigarette inTobacco

the Straits Settle-

J.B. M. asst,

van Liempt, brewer —11, Keppel Road;andTeleph. 5821Importers

(3 Lines);

de Jonge, cellar engineer

master Cable Ad: Tobacco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th &

6th, Bentley’s & Private

J. Mackenzie, Sales Dept. Local

Secretaries & Managing

Fraser & Neave, Ltd. Agents— F. C. J.Directors — H.E. D.C. Smith

Moore and Luetchford,

Assistants—

Malayan Farms, Ltd., Dairymen—59, R. G. Banks W. J. N. Lee

Arcade ; Cable Ad : Malfa W.

N. H. Grose

Garcia : R.R. J.B. Maxey

Little

J. D.F. Hawley J. J. Richardson

Malayan Flour Milling Co., The, F.H. L.Hunter

Hudson F.T. A.N. H.Robinson

Slack

Millers

Flour—50-54, of “Eagle

Peck Brand”

Seah WheatTeleph.

Road; Atta S. G. Ingram R. D. Wilkie

7328; P. O. Box 540; Cable Ad: Phea- Distributors far:

sant; Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’s British American Tobacco Co., Ltd.

S. M. Nathan, manager and Associated Companies

Harding Lee, book-keeper Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. and Assoc

iated Companies

C52 SINGAPORE

Malayan Signs Press — 399, Upper Asst. Supt. Engineers — J. Watson,

Serangoon Road; Teleph. 7085; Calble a.m.i. mar.e.,

mar.e., E. C. T.Younge,

M. B. Pepper, m.i.

E. Draggett

Ad; Adventist and A. Bannatyne (Penang)

L. I. Bowers, manager Marine Supt., S. S. Co., Ltd.—Capt. S.

Mallal & Keng Tye, Patents & Trade Baddeley

Asst. Marine Supt.—F. W. Chamberlin

Mark Agents—24, Raffles Place; Teleph. General

6566; Cable Ad: Malool; Code: Bentley’s StraitsManagers:

Steamship Co., Ltd.

Manasseh & Elias, Rupert, Exchange General Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd.

Agents:

and General Brokers—12, U’Almeida Blue Funnel Line

St.; Teleph. 6227 Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s Rupmanel; British Overseas Airways Corporation

and Scott’s Indian Trans-Continental Air-

Isaac A. Elias, partner ways, Ltd.

Raphael A. Elias, do. antas Empire Airways, Ltd.

asman Empire Airways

Manasseh & Co., S., Merchants and Macrobertson-Miller

Ltd. Air Transport Co. Aviation Co.,

Commission Agents—4. D’Almeida Butler

Street, 1st Floor; Teleph.

Ad: Manasseh; Codes: Al, A.B.C. 5th 6869; Cable The Irrawaddy Flotilla Co., Ltd.

Edition, Bentley’s and Private Australian National Airways,

Ez. S. Manasseh, proprietor Pty., Ltd.

E. J. Ellis, signs per pro. Pan American Airways (Inc.)

Chua Seng, clerk Guinea Airways, Ltd.

Jaganath Singh, do. Agencies:

China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Shipping, Cunard White Star,Lines,

Canada Steamship Ltd. Ltd.

Passenger, Forwarding and Insurance Australian-Oriental Line

Agents—Ocean Building,

Teleph. 5151 (10 Lines); Cable Ad: Collyer Quay; Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd.

Mansfield The Thai Navigation Co., Ltd.

Directors—F. S. Gibson, W. Penrice, Shaw, Savill & Albion Co., Ltd.,

G. S. Miller and W. A. Kimpster New Zealand

Managers—W.

Leonard, K. W.

N. Jenkins,

Black A. R. F.

MclellanW. Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line

and H. J. C. K. Toms New Zealand Government Tourist

Secretary—W. Bureau

F. Brodie,Y.c.a.Andrews, Sub-Agencies :

Asst. Accountants—G. K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways)

a.c.a., J. Crichton, a.l.a.a., a.c.i.s., K.N.I.L.M. (Royal Netherlands

C. Q. Starkey, c.a. (Penang) and Indian Airways)

S. L. McNee,

Assistants—F. c.a.

M. Adam, A. R. Brand, Royal State Railways of Thailand

W. R. Dobbs, D. E. M. T. W. Australian Commonwealth Rail-

Fiennes, E. J. C. Gardner, J. R. ways

Harbottle, F. E. E.R. Hindley, P. A. F.M.S. Railways

Holt, W. Inglis, J. Isherwood, Liverpool & London & Globe In-

A.W. O.I. L.Jones, F. L. Lane, L. G. Lee, surance Co., Ltd

Legg, W. H. McNeill, J. S. Thames & Mersey Marine Insur-

Messenger, M. M. Millar, W. M. Oak- ance Co., Ltd.

Rhind,D. B.Peterkin,

W. Ogley, A.D.D. Richard-

Pearson, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.,

son, M. Roberts, E. D. Rushworth, The—Singapore Branch Office: Hong-

J. Skeldon, H. N. Smyth, A. T. kong Bank Chambers (2nd Floor),

Wedgwood, K. L. V. Whale, Mrs. L. Teleph. Codes: Head

7775 ; Cable Ad: Manulife,

Western

Howgate,

N. M. ClementsMiss R. M.andAitken,Miss E.MissI. Edition), Office: Union

Toronto, (5-Letter

Canada;

Semple Chief Office for Great Britain : The

Cargo Supt. O. S. S. Co., Ltd.-G. House in the Wood, Hindhead, Surrey

H. Daly Penang Office-.

Supt. Engineer, O. S.m.i.S. mar.e.,

Co., Ltd.—L. 7, Union Street

Froggatt, f.r.s.a., a.m.i. Agents in Bangkok:

MECH.E., A.M. INST. N.A., M.I.E.S. Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd.

 SINGAPORE 053

Marconi International Marine Com- McIntyre & Co., Ltd., Stewart, En-

munication Co., Ltd., The (Incorporat- gineers and Contractors—45, Orchard

ed in England),

: graph and Telephone MarineApparatus

Wireless —Tele-35, Road ; Cable Ad : Construct

Robinson Road; Teleph. 3707; Cable

Thulium; Code: Marconi International Medical Ad: Hall, Battery

Ltd., Road;

ChemistsTeleph.

and

Druggists—3,

Marconi Sounding Device Co., Ltd., 6117; Geo.

Cable Ad: Obat

W. Crawford, m.p.s., managing

The (Incorporated in England), director

Depth Sounding Apparatus, Echo- Alex. J. Turner, m.p.s., director

meter System—35, Robinson Road; & secretary

Teleph. 3707; Cable Ad: Thulium J.J. Welsh,

Dyce, m.p.s.,

Marine & General Mutual Lifein m.p.s.,director

manager

Assurance Society (Incorporated J. S. Struthers, m.p.s., assistant

England)—Collyer Quay A. J. Wood' , m.p.s., do.

R. V. Harris, agent

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- Medical Office—Corner of North Bridge

and Bras Basah Roads; Teleph. 6706;

atedR. inY. England)—Collyer

Harris, agent Quay Cable Ad: Medicine

Master’s

Services, Lid., Associatedon Advertising Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental Co.,

Advertising,Consultants

Market Analysis,Newspaper Inc. (Incorporated

Outdoor butors of Metro in- Goldwyn

U.S.A.), - Distri-

Mayer

Display,

Street; Publishers,

P.O. Box etc. — 19a, Cecil Pictures—144-b, Robinson Road;; Teleph.

5342 ; Cable Ad 383; Telephs. 5341

: Masterads and: 3255; Cable Ad : Metrofilms

; Code Bentley’s

Code :

Bentley’s Maurice Silverstein, manager

Mavfield Kennels & Zoo,andDealers G. A. Hyder, asst, manager

Wild Animals, Pheasants Birds inof

Every

Collyer Variety — Winchester House,

Ad: Meyer Bros., Merchants & Commission

Kennels;Quay; Teleph.Depot:

Animal 3188 ; 589,

CableEast Agents, Estate of Sir Manasseh Meyer

(Deceased)—14, Collyer Quay; Teleph.

Coast Road 6203;Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Aamoona; Codes: A.B.C.

“ Mayfair ” (Mayfair & do.), Ladies and andTrustees —andIsaac Meyer, Reuben

Gentlemen’s Outfitters and Fancy Meyer I. B. Abed

Goods Specialists

Bresentatives, Manufacturer’s

Commission Re-

Agents and Assistants—D.M- David, S. Abed and

»ry Goods Distributors—Town Retail J. M. David

Branch

Capitol : Building;

157, NorthRetailBridge Road,

Showrooms:

Great

2411; WorldAd:Park;

Cable Telephs. 3007 and Michelin

Mayfairco France) —& P.O. Co., M.Box(Clermont Ferrand,

129; Cable Ad :

Proprietor—Lim Kok T’ai Pneumiclin

Manager—Kelly T. Lin Representative—R.

Assistant—Ng Mong Lim M. Fougeron

Supt.—E. S. Tay Tham, Cheng C.

Assistants—Edward Chief Clerk—Tan Miang Khim

Suan,

Lui Neo

Nynk H. Leong,

Lin, Alice Y. W.

Choo Phoon,

and

Meresah MILITARY

Maynard

Retail & Co., Ltd., Wholesale and Military Forces—

Battery Chemists

Road; Teleph. and 6115;

Druggists—11,

Cable Ad: General Officer Commanding, Ma-

laya—Major - General L. V. Bond,

Maynard;

Editions Code : A.B.C. 5th & 7th C.B.

J.O.McRae Chalmers, m.p.s., f.s.m.c., mgr. A. Dobbie,

D. C. to r.a.

G. O. C. - Lieut. O. C. S.

E. J.Crooks,

Mrs.Arden m.p.s., asst,assistant

M.Dept.)

Jackson, manager(Eliz. A.Brigadier

A. & Q. M.M.G.A.i/c Studd,

Administration—

D.S.O., m.c.

C54 SINGAPORE

Mohambd Dulfakie & Co., Book- Moeey & Co., Ltd., John, Electrical

sellers, British and American News- Engineers and Contractors—“Tricity”

House, 6£ Mile Bukit Timah Road;

agents, Stationers, Wholesale and Telephs.

Retail Dealers, Rubber Stamp Morey 3921-2; P.O. Box 374; Cable Ad:

Makers, Book-binders, etc.—Head

Office: 46, High Street; Branches: 163.

Victoria Street, Kuala Lumpur; Cable Motion, Opticians,

Smith & Son, Ltd., Marine

Ophthalmic Opticians, Watch

Ad:M. Dulfakirs

Mohamed Dulfakir, sole proprietor and Clock-Makers,Dealers in Surveying

M. A. Majeed, manager Instruments and Drawing

15, Battery Road; Teleph: 7769; Cable Materials—

Mohamed Kassim & Co. (S.S.), R. E., Ad:Leslie Motion; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

H. Smith, manager

Importers, Exporters, Estate Suppliers,

Piece-goods and Gramophone Dealers—

39, Market Street; Teleph. 3191; P.O. Motiwalda & Co., E. J., Stationers, Paper

Box 354; Cable Ad: Kassimson; Codes: Merchants

2,Motiwalla;

Raffles Place; and Commission Agents—

Bentley’s, Schofield’s, A. B.C. 6th Edition,

Oriental 3-Letter. Head Office: Penang; and 6th Editions. Codes:Teleph. 4570;A.B.C,

Bentley’s, Cable Ad:

5th

Branches: Malacca, Teluk Anson, Ipon, Branch at 6, Beach

Taiping, Sungei Mannis and Seletar Street, Penang

Agents—V. K. Abdul Kader & Co., K. A. Mamajiwalla, manager

Rangoon (B. Burma)

Motoe Tbadees Finance Co., Ltd., Auto-

Moheideen & Co., K. Syed, Bullion Mer- Teleph. motive Financiers—45,

5485; Cable Orchard Ad: Wearne;Road;

chants,

Brokers MoneyCommissions

and Changers, Agents—23,

Exchange Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Motor

Chulia Street; Teleph. 7547; Cable Ad: Traders

Hassel; Codes: Bentley’s and Private Motoe Union Insueance Co., Ltd. (In-

Mohideen & Co., B. S., Wholesale and corporated in England), Motor Vehicles,

Fire, Marine and Workmen’s Compen-

Retail Dealers,

porters, Estate Importers

Suppliers,and Ship-

Ex- sation—

chandlers, Contractors and Commis- Sime,

agentsDarby & Co.,andLtd.,

(Singapore general

Branches)

sion Agents—26, Chulia Street and 26

& 28, Market Street; Cable Ad : Motte & Co., C. (Registered in Belgium)

Rosebrand.

Penang Branches at Malacca and —timport: 8, Prinsep Street; Cable Ad: Mot-

Codes:

HeadA.B.C.

Office:5th 79,

Edition and

Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., The Suc- Bentley’s. Cogels, Antwerp; CableAd:Mottimport, Avenue

cessors of (Maison Fran^aise. fondee Antwerp

en 1894), Merchants, Shipping

Insurance and

Building, Agents—Head

Collyer Quay; Office:

Teleph.Union

5996; MouteieManufacturers,

& Co., Ltd., S., Pianoforte and

Cable Ad: Moine; Codes: Bentley’s, Organ Music and

Repairers,Tuners,

Musical Instrument

A.B.C.

Penang 6th and Lugagne. Branch in and Refrigeration EngineersDealers— Hill

M. Lejeune, director

W. Warden, signs per pro. 6422; Cable Ad: Moutrie;Corner;

Street & Stamford Road Codes:Teleph.

A.B.C.

Shipping <& Insurance : 6th Edition

Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis J. L. Waters, manager for Malaya

Soci4t4 les Affreteurs Maritimes

Indochinois

Soci4t4 des Affreteurs Indochinois MUNICIPALITY

Messageries Maritimes (Penang)

Union Fire Insurance Co. of Paris Council, Municipal

Commissioners — L. Rayman, M.c.s.

Montoe, Ltd., General Importers—Office: (President), Dr. H. S.J.P.,Moonshi,

j.p., L. W. Geddes, CH..,

S. B. Tan,

37, Arcade, Raffles Place; Teleph. 6046; j.p., Dato Mohamed Ghazaly bin

Cable Ad: Terolf

A. Montor, mng. director Mohamed Ariffin, j.p., A. J. Braga,

G. Aurely, director R.R. M.E. Meyer,

Prentis, E.G.J.E.Bennett,

N. Oehlers,

J.P.,

 SINGAPORE 055

N. A. Mallal, A. W. W. Ker, K. I, Asst. Supt. of Machinery—W. L.

Tan, R. Jumabhoy, j.p., R. C. H. Kerr

Lim, Dr. A.L.J. Lira, F. D. Thomp- Asst.

C.R.son,N. B. Lowick,j.p. J.TanF. Chin L. Cowin, —W.Supt. of Machinery (Sewerage)

K. Wallace

W. Reuben,

McKerrow, j.p R. S. Nelson Tuan, Asst.

DuncanMechanical Engineer—S. G.

and M. N. Wardell, J.P. Sanitary Engineer—J. Curran

Asst.

chettSanitary Engineer—G. Prit-

Secretariat Financial & Office Assistant—J. B.

Secretary—C.

1st Asst. H. Goldie Potter, a.i.m.t.a.

2nd Asst. Secretary—J.

Secretary.—W.W. C. S.Duncan

White Chief Clerk—V. Narayanasamy

Engineer Surveyor—R. Pearse

Office Assistant—J. L. Byrne Engineering Draftsman — T. P.

Chief Clerk—M. Murugasu Kharmakar, a.m. t. struct, e.

Treasurer’s Department Surveyor

Zuzarte & Draftsman — I. A.

Treasurer—J. Stone, j.p., f.s.a.a., Roads Foremen — P. Dunsmore,

F.I.M.T.A., F.S.S. J.m.b.e.

Gibson and R. H.LicensedPennefather,

Deputy Treasurer—A. H. Assiter (Military), Sur-

Asst. Treasurers — R. Brown,

Hill, A.S.A.A., A.I.M.T.A., K. J. J. R. veyor, S. S.

O’Dell, a.i.m.t.a. and S. S. Scales, Clerk of Works—W. R. Yanderput

A.S.A.A. Inspector of Works—J.P. Crompton

Office Assistant—A. E. Smith Sewage Disposal Works

Chief Clerks — Tan Thean Seang Manager,

(Accounts), Sng Teck Hoe (Audit),

Chan FernandezAlexandra Road—C. A.

Nagh Joo Chuan (Rates),

(Miscellaneous), KoeyTanTuanJui Manager, Kim Chuan Road—J. C.

Gilchrist

Beng

Kim Chwee (Stationery)

(Water, andGas Chan Ac- Store & Workshop

counts, etc.) Supt.—C. P. Lee

Deputy Supt.—N- Coulson

Assessment Department Mandai Quarry

Assessor—C.

Asst. F. Snell, f.s.i. p.a.s.i. Foreman—A. A. Ross

and E.Assessors—A.

S. Pickering,Cullen,f.a.l.p.a. Transport Centre

Supt.—P. L. Barclay

Chief Clerk—Osman bin Abas Asst. Supt.— S. W. G. Edlin

Engineer’s Department, Municipal Chief Clerk—Tan Teck Whatt

Municipal Engineer—A. R. Fyfe, Garage Assistant—H. Haderup

M. INST. C.E.

Deputy —O. Municipal Engineer(Roads) Estate Duty Office

M. INST.W.C.E.Gilmour, b.a., b.a.l, Collector

Tongue of Estate Duty—E.

Deputy rage)—K. Municipal Engineer

V. Cuthbe, a.m.(Sewe-

inst.

Asst. C.E., Engineers

M.R.S.I. (Roads) — G, Ed-

mond, a.m.C.E.,

inst.A.M.

c.e.,INST.M.

D.E. Weston, Fire Brigade, Municipal

A.M. INST. & CY. E. Supt.—A. New berry, m.i.fire e.

and E. R. L. O’Toole, b.sc. (eng.), Second Officer—J. G. Shaw

A.M. INST. M. & CY.E.( Sewerage) — Third Officer —A. Platt

Asst. Engineers Fourth Officer—J. Angus

A. W. B. Gill,E., A.M. INST. C.E.,& Sub-Officers—B. C. J. Buckeridge,

A.M I. STRUCT. A.M. INST. M. A.M.I.

i.firefiree.FIRE.

e., E.,Y.C.L.L.G.F.Donough,

Phipps, a.m.i.

Teskey, A.M.

CY. E., C. C. Collom, B.SC. (eng.), and a.m.

A.M.

and INST. C.E., A.M. INST.M. A, CY. E. i. fire e.

Supt. A.M. ofI.INST.

A. E.M.Lyons,

& CY. E.a.m.P.inst.

Machinery—C. Lee

c.e., Junior Sub-Officer—H. B. Rayney

Clerk &l Cashier—Seah Keok Seng

056 SINGAPORE

. Gas Department, Municipal Clerk, Municipal Plant Depot—

Gas Engineer—F. Bedford, m. inst. Khoo Hong Municipal

Supervisor, Meng Sewage

gas E. Pumping Stations —Simon Lee

Deputy

Paterson Gas Engineer — M. M. Seng

Asst. Gas Engineer—G.C.R. Franks, Asst. Supervisor,Stations

age Pumping Municipa,!

-Lye Sew-

Yew

ASSOC. I. GAS E. Sun

Distribution Engineer — W. W.

Paterson

Asst.

SwanDistribution Engineer—W.

■ H. Municipal

Surveyor’sArchitect

Department& Building

Chief Clerk—Wee Lye Whatt Municipal Architect & Building

Surveyor—D.

d A. C. Rae, f r.i.b.a.,

Health Department, Municipal Chief Assistant—(Vacant)

Health Officer—Dr. N. A. Canton, 2ndSTRUCT.

Assistant

M.B., CH.B., B.A.O., D.P.H.

Deputy Health Officer—Dr. W. E. E., A.M— R.S.I.

A. Cannell, a.m.i.

Hutchinson, m.a.m.d., d.p.h. 3rdL.R.I.B.A., A.M T.P.I., R.M.I.Gardiner,

Assistant — R STUCT. E.

Health Officers—Dr. H.R. Morrison, Chief Buildinga.m.i.Inspector—F.

M.B., CH.B., D.P.H., Dr. R. C.

Oehlers, l.m.s. and Dr. C. H. Ephraums, struct, e. T.

Yeoh, m.r.c.s. (Eng.), L.R.C.P. Chief Draftsman — ( Vacant)

(Lond.) Inspector of Playground & Open

Medical Officer i/c Staff—A. Thurai, Spaces-L. A. Rippa

L. M.S. Chief Clerk - R. Seenivasan

Bacteriplogist—C-

M. C. B.

A., M.B.,Gilmour, CH.B. Electricity Department

Analyst—R. Municipal

B.SC., F.I.C. E. Willgress, A.R.C.S., Municipal Electrical Engineer—

C.C. Payne, a.m.i.e., mem., a.i.e.e.

Deputy Analyst—J. F. Clark, m.sc., Deputy

f.i.c., A.R.C.S., D.I.C. Horsfall,Electrical

a.m.i.e.e. Engineer—F.

Chief Sanitary Inspector—H.

Benjafield, o.b.e., m.r.s.i. J. Commercial Secretary — T. M.

Stevens, a.c.i.s.

Deputy Chief Sanitary Inspector—

J. B. McMorine, c.r. (San. Inst.) Chief Clerk—Tan Sim Hong, f.c.c.s.

Market Inspector—M. N. McMahon, Distribution Engineer — W. A.

A.R.S.I. Phipps, A.M.I.E.E.

Supt., Slaughter Houses — D. District Engineers—W. C. D. Ball,

Wilson, m.r.s.i. a.i.e.e., R. A. Waddle, b.sc.,

Office Assistant—O. L. Yelge a.m.i.e.e. and F. H. Harris,

A.M.I.E.E.

Asst. District Engineers—E. Kent,

Machinery, Stores & Workshops, C.a.m.i.

G. Richards,e., m.sc., C,a.m.i.e.e.,

Municipal--River Valley Road a.m.i.e.e.,mech.

S. Green,P. b.sc., Sands,

a.m.i.

Supt., Machinery, Stores & Work- mech. e., a.m..i.e.e. and C. L.

shops—C. P. Lee (On leave) Dale

Acting Supt., Machinery, Stores & Power

hart,Station Supt.—S.

a.m.i. mech. R. Urqu-

.e., a. le.e.

Workshops—N, Coulson

Asst. Supt. of Machinery—W. L, Asst.

GardenPower Station Supt.—A. E.

Kerr

Asst. Supt. of Machinery (Sewe- Boiler House Supt.—A. T. Cameron

rage)—W. K. Wallace Maintenance

Asst. Mechanical Engineer, Work- Bourhill Engineer — A. G.

shops—S. G. Duncan Charge

Store-keeper, Muncipal Stores—T. son, T.Engineers—

Henderson E. Hodgson, A, M.Bundy,

William-

and J. A.Turnbull D.

Nadaison

1st Clerk, Municipal Stores—Lim Installation Engineer — E. G.

Meng Quee Vaughton

1st Clerk, Municipal Workshop— Meter Supt.—B. Murcott

G. Kathamuthu Asst. Meter Supt.—S. W. H. Parker

 SINGAPORE C57

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Asst. Water Engineers —A. C. Mac-

Department donald,

iams, b.sc.a.m.i.c.e.,

and F. S.S.Wicks,

B. W. Will-

b.sc.

Municipal Vet. Surgeon & Supt. (Eng.), a.c.g.i.

—Jas. T. Forbes, m.r.c.v.s. Financial & Office Assistant—P. C.

Asst. Municipal Vet. Surgeon—K. Marcus, a.c.a.

S. Nair,

Chief g.b.v.c. I. Bracken

Inspector—V. Supt. (Woodleigh Pumping Station)

Asst. —J. B. BestWorks)—S.W. Bryden

N. Inspectors—V.

V. Jansen D. Rozario and Supt.(Johore

Supt. (Mackenzie

Singapore Improvement Trust— Station) —A. TateRoad Pumping

Municipal Building; Cable Ad:Itrust Supt.

b.sc. (Waste

(Mich.) Dept.) — P. C. Lim,

Board of Trustees

The President, Municipal Commis- Nahar & Co., Dealers in Sports Goods—

Thesioners, The Singapore (chairman) 113, North Bridge Road; Teleph. 2729

The Hon.Settlement Financial

Engineer, Secretary

Singa- Naina Mohamed & Sons, General Mer-

TheporeChairman, Rural Board, Singa- facturers’ chants, Importers, Exporters andandManu-

Agents, Wholesalers Re-

TheporeMunicipal Health Officer tailers in Provisions, Patent Medicines

The Hon. Mr. E.C.H. Charlwood quisites, Suppliers Tobacco,

Cigars, Cigarettes, Toilet

in Chemicals Re-

and

The

The Hon.Hon. Mr.Mr. J.TayI. Dawson

Lian Teck Drugs, etc.—4

S.R. W.B. Tan 2669; &Cable

4th 5th Ad:Editions,

Salamat;Bentley’s

Codes: A.B.C.

and

McKerrow Private. Branches: 26, 3,OldJalan

Maaket

C.Legal

Reuben

Adviser—Roland Braddell Square, Kuala Lumpur; Ked

Manager ein, Pulau Samboe; 17, Jalan Kedeih,

F.R.I.B.A.,— L.M.I. Langdon

STRUCT. Williams,

E., F.S.I., Pulau Bukom; 12, Beach

Proprietors—Adam Street,Rahman,

N. Abdul Penang

M.T.P.I.

Secretary—Alex. Greenhill Adam N. Mohd. Ebrahim and Adam

Assistants — James M. Fraser, N. Abdul Salam

A.struct.e.,

R. I. B. A.,V. A.P.M.Barbat,

T. P. I.,F.E.A.B.

A. M. I. Nan Sin Optical House, Manufacturing

Sewell, a.m.t.p.i., A.S.C.G.Woolmer,

Church, Road; Opticians—Office: 325, North Bridge

a.r.i.b.a.,

a.r.i.b.a., a.m.t.p.i.,

a.m.t.p.i. and L. Page, chintra Teleph. 6363; Cable Ad: Nan-

A.R.I.B.A. P. proprietor

S. Dzing, o.d. (Phil.), managing

Surveyors—D. Nelson (surveyor-in-

charge) and S. J.

Officer Assistant—H. J. Eason Beattie Nang Heng & Co.,Selegie MusicalRoad

Instrument

Chief Clerk—Seah Nghee Khay Dealers—103-105,

Vehicles Nan yang Press, Ltd. (Incorporated

ActingDepartment

Registrar—Major W. Rose into: the Straits Settlements), Successors

Deputy Registrar—(Vacant)

Asst. Registrar—C. J. D’Cotta Sin Nanyang

Kuo Min Siang

Jit PohPauPress,

Press,Ltd.,

Ltd.Paper

and

Chief Inspector—E. G. Staunton Merchants, Job Printers,

Line and Half-tone Block Makers, Book Binders,

Machinery Inspector—P. Wilson Chinese

Chief Clerk—D. Sundram 45, 47 &and49, English

RobinsonTypes Road;Suppliers—

Telephs.

Water Department, Municipal— Siangpau; Codes: All Commercial2369 & 2342; P.O. Box 27; CableCodesAd:

Cable

WaterAd:Engineer—D.

Watereng J. Murnane,

M. Water Engineer—

Deputy C.,F. G.B.E.,Hill, M.I.C.E.

B.SC., A.M.I.C.E. Nanyang

Distribution Engineer

A. Cessford, a.m.i.c.e. (Water)—G. culationPau: Siang

Siang 37,000 Pau, The,TheDaily

Copies,

Pictorial (Quarterly)

Cir-

Nanyang

and

Engineer (Supply

N. Kelly, b.sc., Branch) — S. The Nanyang SiangPau Year Book.

a.m.i.c.e. Proprietors: Nanyang Press, Ltd.

058 SINGAPORE

(lacorporated in the Straits Settle- N elson & Co-, Ltd., Stanton,

General Guarantee

ments) — 45, 47 & 49, Robinson Road ; Rubber Brokers, Insurance

Telephs. 2342 & 2369; P. O. Box 27 ; Agents, Public Warehousemen and

Cable Ad: Siangpau; Codes: Bentley’s Forwarding Agents—4, Collyer Quay;

Complete

ManagingPhrase

Director—Lee 3985-6-7-85874-5-6-7

(9N, De (4,Souza

CollyerStreet)

Quay),and

er

Manager—Fu Wu Mun 3006 (Godown, Teluk Ay Reclama-

Advertising Manager—Tay Kai Tek, omhall’s,

B.c.s. & General—Law Chew Teng tion); CableA.B.C.

Accounts

Ad: Stanelco

Bentley's; Codes : Bro-

Complete

andManaging

Bentley’sDirector—R.

Second Phrase S. Nelson

STanyo Printing Office, and Printers Sta- Directors

Chamier,—T.E. L.Gregory

Palmer - and

Jones,K. N.A.

tioners, Paper Merchants

Suppliers—162-164, Cecil Street;Printers’

Teleph. Narayana Iyer

2680; Cable Ad: Koguti Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products,

K. Koguti, managing director Ltd. (Incorporated in Nassau, Bahama

Nathan, M. & E., Electrical Radio Is.), Distributors of Inc.,

the NewGoodsYork.of

and Sound Engineers — 25-29, Am- Nestle’s Milk Products,

Condensed Milks,

ber Mansions; Teleph. 4856; Cable swettened

Ad: Emin Natural SterilisedandMilk,

Swettened Un-

Milk Powder, Malted Milk, “ Milo ”

National Employers Mutual General Tonic “Lactogen”,Food,“Vi-Lactogen”,

Quick Oats,“Eledon",

Cream,

Insurance Association, Ltd. (Incor-

porated in England), Motor, Fire, Burg- —“Nestle House’, Cantonment Cocoa

“Nescafe”, Cheese, Chocolate and

lary, Workmen’s Compensation

»fe Personal Accident. Every Risk Rated Telephs. 5495, 5496 & 5497; CableRoad; Ad:

on Its Merits — Meyer Chambers, Nestanglo; Codes: Bentley’s Complete

RafSes Place;Ad:P.O. Box 414; Teleph. Phrase and Bentley’s Second Phrase

2845; Cable Nemgial Joint

Borneo Managers for Malaya,E. B.Imrie

and Sarawak—K. N.

S. Smith, acting manager for Malaya and H. J. Wolflisberg

National City Bank of New York Advertising Dept.—S. S. Franklin

Accountant—R. F. Sawyer, a.l.a.a.

—{See Banks) Assistants—C.

Cranford, R.L.F.Boumphrey,

Heath, W. R.0. G.A.

National

—{See Banks) Commercial & Savings Bank McNeice and J. C. Parsons

Adviser

Mrs. I.onWilliams

Infant Care A Feeding —

National Mutual

Australasia, Ltd.- Life Association of N. I. Section, Singapore

Manager—C. Ci-rai

General

Boustead Agents : Ltd., Union Building

A Co., Assistants—B. de F. Garland and

A. de Kluijver

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij, New Singapore Ice Works (Incorporated

N. V. (Netherlands Trading Socie- inIcetheManufacturers—10,

ty)—Banks)

N. E. I with Limited Liability),

Larut Road;

Teleph. 6418; Cable Ad: Petodjo; Code:

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail A.B.C. 5th Edition

(Incorporated in Batavia), (N. V. New Zealand Insurance

Stoomvaart Maatschappij “Nederland”), (Incorporated in New Zealand), Fire, Co., Ltd., The

Passenger and Cargo Service between Marine, Accident and General Insurance

the N.E.I., the Straits Settlements, —Hongkong Bank Chambers; Telephs.

Europe

Road; and America

Telephs. —Codes

5801-2;6th 41, Robinson

: Scott’s 5861 & 2231; P.O. Box 411; Cable Ad:

10th Edition, A.B.C. Edition and Newzico

General Agents—Harper, Gilfillan A

Bentley’s

B.E. Th. C.Second

Kleyn, Phrase

manager Co., Director—E.

Ltd.

Smith, asst, manager Local C. H. Charlwood

M. F. van Lennep Manager,

A. D. Insurance

Anderson (On Department—

leave)

Agent : Acting Manager—N.

Holland East Asia Line Assistants—A. U. Lind,M. a.c.i.1.,

LevienR. M.

Java-New York Line Harsley,

Buddie G. B. Potter and T. J.

Java-Pacific Line (Passage Only)

 SINGAPORE C59

Nippon Baiyaku Kaisha, General Im- North British & Mercantile

porters and Exporters, Druggist and Co,, Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Bri- Insurance

Specialist Chemical

pliers, General Industrial

Merchants Sup- tain)—Branch Office: Meyer Chambers,

and Manu-

facturers’ Agents--49 & 51, North Raffles Place; Teleph. 3878; Cable Ad:

Bridge Road; Telephs. 7241, 7198 & Norbrit; Code: Bentley’s

84624; Cable Ad: Baiyaku R. B. Henly, manager

Genjiro Umezama, proprietor W. S. Hoseason, assistant

Hideo Hayashida, manager Associated Companies:

Yukio Ozawa, sub-manager Railway Passengers

Ocean Marine Assurance

Insurance Co.

Co., Ltd.

Yeiji Miyaji,

Soji Segawa, asst, manager

do. Fine Art

Takeyoshi Hirakawa, do. TheLtd.

Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd.

Nippon \usen Kaisha (Incorporated in North China Insurance Co., Ltd.

Japan)—Meyer Chambers, 16 Raffles (Incorporated in China under the Com-

Place;

Yusen; Codes:Telephs.Bentley’s

5841-3;2ndCable

EditionAd: panies Ordinances of Hong Kong),

A. Yamada, manager Marine, Fire and

tion—Union Workmen’s

Building, Compensa-

Collyer Quay;

Y. Sigemori, sub-manager Teleph. 5981;Head

P. O.Office:

Box 617; Cable Ad:

General Department: Mandarin. Shanghai

Y. Hasegawa J. A. Worswick, branch manager

T. Saigo C. R. Davidge I J. B. H. Leckie

Omar

AdmadbinbinAbdul Rahman

Jarmidi

Export Department: Norwich Union Fire Insurance

Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Soci e ty

Britain)

Y. Oisi Mercantile Bank Building; Teleph.

M. Kiyooka I K. Fukumaru 2691; Cable Ad : Nufam; Code:

I.A. Kannauti

Yamada | Tan Tan Chee

Tin Seng

Chee Bentley’s, Head Office: Norwich

Import Department: J. M. Sinclair, resident secretary

I. Tanaka | S. Midzuta R. H. Stevens, assistant

K. Nakazato

Ahmad bin Awang Chik| Wee Eng Lock

Passage Department: Nouveaux Co., The, Importers & Manu-

facturers’ Representatives—19-22,

law Building; Teleph. 4824; CableLaid-Ad:

T. Yosioka j H. G. A. Davey Parob; Codes: A.B.C., Bentley’s & Mosse

J. Takaku | N. Ikeyama

Account & Supplies Department: Manager—Paul Robitschek

J. Ugai Assistant—Arthur Fuhrmann

H. Kawakumi Chief Clerk—Chan Cheng Swee

M. Matsumoto I| R.LimMinjoot

Chuan Hock

Ocean Accident

Ltd.,

Noble & Co., Dk. Joseph W., American poration, in Great Britain), General

(Incorporated

Insurance—

Dental Surgeons—17, Bonham Building, Chief Agents

Bonham Code:

Carbon; StreetBentley’s

-Teleph. 6824; Cable Ad: Barker & Co.,forLtd.

Malaya—Harrisons,

Malaya Representative—R. H. Peall

Noordin

Exporters, Importers

Agents—9, and Teleph.

Cecil Street; Commission

7950; atedMansfield

in England)—

Cable Ad: Noordin. Agenciesat

Calcutta, Madras, Rangoon, Colombo, Bombay, Building,& Collyer

Co., Ltd.,Quay)

agents (Ocean

Tuticorin,

Aden, Karachi,

Port Said, Bussra,

Port Sudan, Bahrein,

Alexandria, Oli Mohamed, K. M. (Established 1914),

Suez,Kobe,

Jaffa, Bangkok, Sourabaya,

ShanghaiLon- Jeweller & Diamond

don, Hongkong and High Street; Teleph. Merchant—38-40,

4508, Cable Ad:

F.M. H.A. M.Tarwalla,

Nakhoda, proprietor Rubyoli

manager K. M. Oli Mohamed, proprietor

Ctso SINGAPORE

Optical House, The, Surgeons Opticians, Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. (In-

“Dispensing Spectacles A Speciality”— corporated in England), Fire

Amber Mansions, 7, Orchard Road; and Accident — Commercial Union

Teleph.

Daily-8.304310. a.m. Hours

to 6 p.m.;of Saturdays-830

Attendance: Bldgs.; Cable Ad: Palatinado

a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sundays & Holidays By A. C. Potts, manager

Appointment P. & O. Banking Corporation—(/See Banks)

Opthalmic Optometrist—S. A. Tan,

D.O. (PHIL.), M.N.A.O.

Manager—Tan Soo Ann (ENG.) Paramount Film Service, Ltd. (Incor-

Assistant—Mrs. C. Tan porated

Distributors in the Straits Settlements),

of Paramount Pictures—

Ohanje Hotel—Stamford Road; Teleph. Ad: 51, Robinson Road; Teleph. 7206; Cable

2586; Cable Ad: Oranje Paramount;

Bentley’s Codes: Universal and

Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd., J. 7207)

A. Groves, mng. director (Teleph.

Advertising Contractors—2, Raffles Paul Verdayne, manager

Place; Teleph. 3613; Cable Ad:

Orbipo

M. L. Marcus, managing director porated inSimons Paterson, England),& Merch

Co., ants—Prince

Ltd. (Incor-

Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Street son.

London Quay;Paterson,

Cable Ad: Pater-&

Simons

Ltd, (Incorporated in the United King- Co., Ltd., London

dom)—Offices and Exchange: Telephone Friars, E.C. 3. and at Penang, Kuala House, Crutched

House, Hill Street; Cable Ad: Oakenpin Lumpur and Port Swettenham

R.F. W.V. Boardman,

Stainforth,manager

asst, manager William Purdy Wellwood Ker, mana-

ging director & chairman (London)

A.J.Buchannan, do.

Phillip, exchange engineer Arthur Patrick Cameron, dir.(London)

I. Maclachlan, cable engineer Eric Wm. Paterson,

Frederick Pool Harris, do-

do. do.

do.

F.A. A.J. Bickerdike,

Thursfield, instal.

lines engineer

engineer ThomasMorleyShelford,do. do.

H. L. King, maintenance engineer Frederick Henry Temperley, director

J. A. Gagan, do. Ronald Walter McKerrow, director

(Singapore)

Overseas Assurance J. B. Myles, C G. Windle, C.

The, Fire, Marine,Corporation,

Workmen’s Com- Ltd., E. Courtenay and C. H. I. Kent,

sign per pro.

pensation,

Accident Insurance Motor Car— Head and Personal

Office : M.Forbes,

Buchanan, P. Evans, R.S. L.J.

China Building, Chulia Street; Teleph.

5808; Cable Ad: Centenary; Codes: Oggier, B.J. H.G.Lee,Houston,

J. P. Turcan,

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th Edition. J. H. Willmott, T. E. Wallace

Branch: Buiten Nieuwpoortstraat 90, and A. M. Trowell

Batavia, Java

Board of Directors—Dato

(chairman), Dr. S. C. Yin Wong Pattara, Z., Cigars and Cigarettes Im-

S. Q.(deputy

chairman), Lim Kim Seng, Tan porter, CoffeeAd:andPattara

Street; Cable Hats — 49, High

Chin Tuan, T. W. Ong, Chua Poh

Siang, Lee Kong Chian, K. C. Eu, Paxamo Manufacturing Co., Manufact-

Lee

Lim Chim ChongTuan,

Pang,Tan LimCheng

Liat Lock,

Boon urers of Perfumery

and Chee Guan Chiang Genting

Ardjoono Lane; Teleph.and3311;

Distillers—40,

Cable Ad:

Tan Peck Jim, general manager

G.GohC.TongChia,Liang,

secretary Peek & Co., Ltd., Francis (Incorporated

Yeo Peng Kiat, compradore

manager England), General Produce Merchants,in

Exporters, Insurance Agents and

Overseas Store, General Importers and Estates kong Bank Managing

Chambers;Agents—E.

Registered2, Hong-

Office;

Exporters — Victoria Building, 55, 5Teleph.

and 76384;Eastcheap,

Victoria Street; Teleph. 2288 Cable Ad:London E. C.(All3;

Fran pekoe

Paglar Surgery—23-3, Coleman Street Offices). Branches:

J. Baillie, Batavia& Sourabaya

m.c., manager

 SINGAPORE C61

I Pbnanq Biogbaph Co., Distributors of 4414; Cable Ad: Fetcol. Connected with

Talkies K. Caudron (Franco-Eastern Trading),

Street; and Equipment—102,

Teleph. 4308; CablePrinsep Ad: 5, Des Voeux Road, Hongkong

I! Editions

Biograph; Codes: A.B.C. 4th & 5th

Ung Chai Tong, manager Portuguese Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Ung Chong Boon Portuguese Mission & Procure des

Mohamed Abdullah Missions—(Nee Churches and Missions)

M. Muttiah I Lim Swee Hoe

S. Vein j Lim Peng Chuan Powell & Co., Ltd., Auctioneers, Valuers,

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navi- Estate Agents, Fire LossStreet;

Assessors and

gation Co. (Incorporated in England Arbitrators—18, Chulia Teleph.

by Royal Charter) — Office: Collyer 6206; 5th Cable Ad:

Edition andPowell; Codes: A. B. C.

Bentley’s

Quay;Peninsular

Ad: Telephs. 5961, 5962 & 5963; Caole

R.H.V. F.Harris,

Hammondagent I O. L. Bugge Prager, facturers’ Ltd.,Representatives—159,

M., Importers and Manu- Cecil

P. C. Barnes | (On leave) Street ; Cable Ad : Prager ; Code :

C. M. Jenkin | J.W. Stogdson Bentley’s Complete Phrase

A. van Eldik, director

Pennefather, J. P., f. s. l, Chartered Agents for :

N.N.V.I.)Talens & Zoon,(U.S.A.)

Batavia (Java,

Surveyor and Appraiser, S.

Pasir Panjang Road; Teleph. 81073 S.—370-1, and Newark

L. Ltd.,

& C. Croydon,

Hardtmuth England Britain),

(Great

Pentecostal Church of Malaya—

{See Churches and Missions)

Peoples Dispensary—82, Rochore Road Prince Line, Ltd. (Incorporated in

England)—H. K. Bank Chambers

Peruvian Consulate—{See Consulates) Agents—Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Philharmonic Society of St. Cecilia Prinsep Dispensary—72, Prinsep Street

{See Associations and Societies) Printers, Ltd. (Incorporated in S.S.),

Phoenix Printers,

BookbindersLithographers,

and EngraversPublishers,

Palmer Aerated Water

Road; Cable Co., Ltd.—11,

Ad: Phoenix; Code: tered Office

— Regis-

Bentley’s

Board of Directors — N. R. Mistri Street; R. Teleph. and

Burns,

Works: Trafalgar

2222director

(chairman),

Stevens, OngKhoo

Yan Wee

KengTong,

and K.D, R.B. W. H. Macgregor, do.

Morris (secretary) T.M. J.J. A.T. Watson,

Green, manager

do. & secretary

Phu160,Yik & Co., Ltd., Paper Merchants— L. Willis, works manager

Cecil Street A. W.E. J.Chelvan, officeassistant

Furneaux, manager

H. A. Porter, do.

Pilot Board—(Nee Associations and W. W. C. Gawne, do.

Societies) E. Owsiak, do.

Pliotex, Ltd., Manufacturers’

tatives—80a, Robinson Road;Represen-

Teleph. Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd. (In-

2819; P. O. Box 568; Cable Ad: Pliotex; corporated

Stephens, inPaul

England)—

Codes Used: AH Standard Codes

Agents for Malaya: Prudential Assurance

(Incorporated in England), Co., Ltd., Life,

The

Celotex & Plibrico

Fire, Marine,

Poak Chae Dispenary—83, North Bridge Cycle, Personal Accident, Burglary Motor Car, Motoy

Road and Workmen’sMercantile

Compensation Insu-

rance—17-18, Bank Bldg.;

Poitevin, A. (France-Eastern Trading), Teleph. 3314; Cable Ad: Prudasco

General

Agents—2-b, Merchants

FinlaysonandGreen;

Commission

Teleph. L. T.A. Williams,

C. Hamlyn, branch manager

assistant

C62 SINGAPORE

Queen’s, High-Class Athletic Goods—3J Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.,

Prince

Tennis Street; Teleph. 7634; Cable Ad: Ltd., The—Head Office: “EmpireCham-

bers,” Corner of Queen & Wharf Streets;

P.O. Box 277d, Brisbane

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incor- Secretaries—Chas. A. Clarke & Hon. Son

porated in Australia), Fire, Marine and Local Board of Advice—The

Accident — Gresham House, Battery Mr. J. I. Dawson and J. C. Cobbett

Road; Cable Ad : McAlister Local Secretaries—Derrick & Co.

McAlister & Co., Ltd., chief agents

C. E. Gibson, resident officer Recreation Clubs—(See Clubs)

Quek Hock Seng Go., Importers, Ex- Redfearn’s Horse Repository, Grain

porters and General Merchants—311- Merchants—Amber Mansions, 4, Penang

313, Victoria Street; Teleph. 7567; Cable Road; Teleph. 6311; Cable Ad: Red-

Ad: Hocktide fearn ; Code : A. B.C. 5th Edition and

Radio Communication Co., Ltd. (In- Bentley’s W. W. Redfearn, sole proprietor

corporated in England), Marine

Wireless Telegraph Apparatus—35,

Robinson Road; Teleph. 3707; Cable Redpath Brown & Co., for

Ltd.Buildings

(Glasgow),

Ad: Thulium; Code: Marconi In- Structural —Singapore

Steelwork

Branch Office:

etc.

ternational Bank Chambers; Teleph. 6098;Hongkong

P.O. Box

Radio Service Co. ofMalaya(1934), Ltd., 416; Cable Ad: Colum

Sole Agents and Representatives of

Leading Wireless Manufacturers— Regina Exporters, Trading Co., Ltd., Importers

Manufacturers’ Representa-&

Singapore Headquarters: Broad- tives andStreet; General Merchants—101,

cast House (Station “Z.H.I.”), 2, Orchard Victoria Teleph. 2864; Cable

Road;

Codes:Teleph. 7399;A.B.C.

Cable Ad:

5thRadserco;

Edition, Ad:

Kendells

Bentley’s,

etc. CodesRegina;

U sed Codes: All Commercial

J. Douglas-Newton, a.m.tech.i. (Great Board

(chairman),of Directors—Tan

Tjio Kim Shia,Hoan Kie

Yo Him

Britain), managing director Bok, Lee Hock Leng and Tan

E. 0. Yates, technical director Choon Hai

Engineeis — J. F. Barraclough,

R. C. Joyce and E. W. Adams

Raffles Bakery & Confectionery— Reid & Co., J., Timber Merchants, En-

gineers Street;and General

Proprietors:

Basah Road Raffles Hotel, Ltd., Bras Chulia Redskin; All Commercial P.O. BoxMerchants

461;Codes —Ad:

28,

CableUsed.

Raffles Hotel, Ltd.—Registered Offices: Also at Sarawak

French Bank Building; Teleph. 5381; Remington Rand, Inc. (Incorporated in

Cable Ad:and Raffles;

Edition WesternCodes:

Union A.B.C. 5th British

U. S. A.),NoiselessManufacturers of: Remington

Typewriters, Jawi

Raffles Motor Garage—Raffles Hotel, Machines, Portable Typewriters,

dex, Filing & Storage Cabinets, Dalton Kar-

Beach Road, Teleph. 5381 Adding & Listing Machines, Accounting

Raffles Hotel, Ltd., proprietors Machines and Fire-proof Safes—24,

Rahamin Battery Road; Teleph. 2426; Cable Ad:

mission Penhas, MerchantsCecilandStreet;

Agents—117-125, Com- Remingtons.

Ipoh Branches at Kuala Lum-

Teleph. 6233; Cable Ad: Penhas; Codes: purW.andHolley, director for Malaya

A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions, Bentley’s,

Bentley’s Second, Lieber’s, Universal S.K. R.S. Sherman,

Giotts, asst,secretary

manager

Trade, Tanner’s Council, Rudolf

and Supplement, Kaytex, Acme and Mosse S. E. Spurgeon, salesman

Private S.P. S.H.Sankar,

Lim, do.

do.

Rahamin

and IsaacPenhas,

Penhas,Abraham

managersPerihas M.

A.P. V.G.A. R.R.Achan,

Nair

Nath

do.

Raffles Institution—($«€ Educational)

 SINGAPORE 063

Rennie

Accountants& Co.,: Chartered

J. S. M., Incorporated

Secretaries : A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s, Bentley’s

Rubber Estate Agents—Cecil House, 2nd Phrase and Western Union

9, J.DeS.Souza Street j.p., f.s.a.a., f.c.i.s., Partners—F. G. Ritchie, m.i.mech.e.,

M. Rennie, m.i.n.a.,

m.i.n.a., M.I.MAR.E.,

m.i.mech. S.e.,A.m.i.e.s.

Anderson.

and

partner T. W. G. Knowles, a.m.i.mech.e.,

Yeo Liang Hong, assistant A.M.I.N.A.

Secretariet: Assistants

mech, e., —M.I.MAR.E.,

J. G. M.P.Millar, a.m.i.

J. Davidson

Sungei Bilut Rubber Co., Ltd. and T. N. Ross, a.m.i.mar.e.

Stants Investment Corpn., Ltd. Nautical Adviser—Capt.

Agents:

Pulau BulangCheowRubber EstateEstate Naval Architects—D. Scott,J.A.a.m.i.n.a.

Piepers

Chew Boon Rubber and D.Surveyors—J.

Cargo Morrison Pedroza, R. W.

Lee Gek Poh Rubber Estate Booth, J. W. Benn, G. M. Notley,

Dirctors: H. T. Rigden and R. N. Fox

Raffles Hotel, Ltd. Cashier & Book-keeper—K. L. Wong

Rennie, Lowick & Co., Chartered Ac- Stenographers—Mrs. N. S. Hogan,

countants—Hongkong Bank Chambers; Miss M. Innes and Miss M. Camp-

Cable Ad: Renlowick; Codes: Bentley’s bell

andBaldwyn

A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Lowick, Editions

a.c.a., partner Robinson & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

D. Phillip, C.A., do. Straits Settlements),

Athletic Outfitters, Drapers,GeneralDress- and

J.J. F.H. L.Beeton,

Cowin,c.a.,a.c.a., assistant

do. makers, TailorsWineand Complete House

D. Stark, c,a., c.a., do. Furnishers, and Provision

L. C.Hammond,

Anderson, do. Merchants & General Caterers—Raffles

H. a.c.a., do. Place; and at Java

pur. London: Street,

Balfour House,Kuala Lum-

Finsbury

Residental Estates, Ltd. (Incorporated Pavement, E.C. 2. Cable Ads: Robinson,

in the S. S.), Property Develop- Singapore; Robco, Kuala Lumpur

Directors—W. H. MacGregor, E. C. H.

ment, etc.—Registered Office: Ful- Charlwood, L. C. Hutchings and

lerton Building; Estate Office: D. K. Walters

Caldecott Hill, 4th Mile, Thomson L. C. Hutchings, general manager

Road; Teleph; 5867; P. O. Box 497

Reuben Bros., Ltd., Share and General F.Y. A.C. V.Hare,

Cox,branch

accountant

manager

Brokers—7-a, De Souza St.; Teleph. Robinson Piano Co. (S.S.), Ltd. (Incor-

2571&; 6th

CableEditions

Ad: Hayoo; Codes : A.B.C. porated

5thR. N. Reuben, and Bentley’s

director Code ment andin Radio S.S.), Piano, MusicalRepairers

Importers, Instru-

N. Reuben,j.p.director, m.a., barris- and

C. ter-at-law, Tuners; Sole Agents in Straits Set-

tlements for Columbia Grafonolas and

M. N. Reuben, director Records, Marconi House,

etc.—Winchester Radio Collyer

receivingQuay;sets,

Reuter’s, Ltd., Reuter’s Commercial Ser- Cable W. A. Ad:Strevens,

Pianomakermanaging director

vice (Incorporated in England)— Leo Dye, manager (Penang)

35, Robinson Road; Teleph. 5357; Cable

Ad: Reutsinga Rodyk & Davidson, Advocates and

J. E. Henry, manager Solicitors, Notaries Public and Bank

Com-

See Gim Hock, cnief clerk missioners for Oaths—Chartered

Rex Hotel, Centrally Situated, Com- Chambers; Ad:

Telephs. 5366 & 5367; Cable

Rodyk;Bentley’s

Codes: A.B.C.

fortable and Economical,

Every Saturday — 76-77, Bras Basah hall’s Rysttafel Bentley’s, Second5th

Broom-

Road;

Tan Teleph.

Wan Tiong, 2600;manager

Cable Ad: Rex Partners—

Tan Tjoen Hay, do. C. V. Miles, b.a. (oxon.),

solicitor & notary public advocate

Ritchie J. C. Cobbett,

notary public advocate & solicitor &

Marine&Union

—E-l,

Bisset, Consulting

Surveyors and Naval

Building;

Engineers,

Architects

Teleph. 7165; F. solicitor

G. Vaux,& b.a. (oxon.),

notary publicadvocate &

P.O. Box 481; Cable Ad: Ritchie; Codes: G. M. Coltart, advocate & solicitor

C64 Singapore

Assistants— Royal Dutch Air Lines—(^See Kon-

inklyke Luchtvaart Maatschappy)

A.C.solicitor

P.C. Rajah,

Tan, advocate & solicitor

b.a. (oxon.), advocate & Royal Exchange Assurance (Incor-

London Agents: porated

Fire, Marine,by Royal Motor

Charter Car,

a.d. 1720),

Life,

E. Street,

F. TurnerE. C.& 3.Sons, 115, Leadenhall Workmen’s Compensation, Fidelity,

Lowe & Co., 2, Temple Gardens, Guarantee and Administration Bonds—

Temple, E. C. 4. 6,ChifeOfficefor

Chartered Bankthe Eastern Archipelago:

Chambers; Teleph.

Roepresenta-tives

& Co!, R E., and Manufacturers’ Re- 2599; Cable Ad: Foxhound; Codes:

Commission Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition. Head

Agents — 8, Bonham Building; Office: J. H. Royal Exchange,

P. Furrier, London

resident manager

Teleph. 2457; Cable Ad: Romal General Agents:

R. E. Roe, managing proprietor Singapore—A. Clouet & Co., Ltd.

Roneo, Ltd. (Incorporated in England), Ipoh Kuala&Lumpur—J. A, Russell W.

Sungei Patani—G.

Wilson

Modern Office Equipment—3, Malacca & Co., Ltd.

Street; Teleph. 6275; Cable Ad; Roneo; Penang—G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd.

Codes: A.B.C.

Penang 5th Edition

Branch: and Bentley’s.

22, Beach Street; Marine Agents:

Teleph. 551, Kuala Lumpur Branch: Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang

Java Street; Teleph. 2624. Ipoh Branch: Penang—Wm. Jacks —Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ltd.

105, Bellied Street; Teleph. 1102. Head & Co. ( Malaya),

Office: 17, Southampton Row, London. FireLtd.& Motor Gar Agents:

W.C. Kuala Lumpur—J. A. Russell & Co.,

A. Y. Goodale, manager Ltd.

Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Secretaries, Taiping—W. C. Lam

Estates and Rubber Selling

Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil RoyalAgents— Insurance Co., Ltd. (Incorpor-

Street;

HavelockTejeph. Road; 7869;Teleph.Godown: 359, atedBoustead

4417; Cable

in Great Britain)

& Co., Ltd., agents

Ad: Roscot; Codes: Bentley’s and J. A. Dean, resident secretary

Broomhall’s Rubber Edition Rubber Estates & Other Plantations,

T. Taylor,

Burt, director etc.—{See Rubber Estates Section)

J.R. F.F. McAllan, do.

do. Rubber Purchasing Department—S. H.

G. H. Boreham, do. B.ephs.

Godown

Royal Air Force—Seletar 3995 No. 40, KeppelandRoad;

(Store-keeper Tel-

General

R.A.F. Chaplain—Rev. A.S. Giles, b.a. Office) & 3996 (Buyer)

Manager & Buyer—J. E. Cogswell

Royal Advertising & Bill Posting Co., Asst. Rubber Buyer—C.

Assistant—I. A. Brisk E. Hudson

Ltd., The, Advertising Specialists, Bill Chief Clerk—Chua Leng Seah

Posting

1, Crane and Road,Painting

Singapore;Contractors—

Cable Ad: Store keeper—Goh Whye Chenh

Klassroyal S.

F. V. Klass, manager Society for Promoting Christianof

P. C. K. Church-Shop (Branch

Royal Asiatic Society—{See Associations Knowledge,

London)—82,Northumberland

Bras Basah Road Avenue,

and Societies) Geo. O. Daniel, manager

Royal Drug Induttries, The, Manu- Sacred Heart Church—(See Churches

and Missions)

facturers

Soaps, of ToiletHair-oil,

Painbalm, and Cold

Medicinal

and

Vanishing Creams, Toile and Other Saiboo Marican & Co., K. Dubashes,

Shipchandlers and 7645;

Stevedores

Pharmaceutical

Road, Singapore;Specialities—1, Crane Raffles

Cable Ad: Klassdrug; Quay; Teleph. Cable—2b,Ad:

Codes: A. B. C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s, Saibodubas; Codes; A.B.C. 5th Edition

Universal, Acme and Private and Bentley’s

 SINGAPORE C65

Saktjra Hotel— Sea View Hotel, Ltd. — Tanjong

Katong; Teleph.

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Merchants— Ad: Sea view; Codes: A. B. C. 5th 84566 (3 Lines); Cable

74,

Sandilands Robinson Road; Cable Ad: Edition and Bentley’s

A. F. Goodrich, partner (London) Proprietors—Sea ViewLowick

Secretaries—Rennie Hotel, &Ltd.

Co.

G.H. R.C. Street,

K. Mugliscon, do.

do. do. do. Directors—R. M. Meyer, D. M.

J. R. Bennett, do. (Penang) David and B. Lowick

A.E. G.C. Smith, General Manager—H. O. Waser

Gardinersigns per pro. Manager—R. Gerber

W. Paterson Season Co., Ltd., PianoforteNorth

and Musical

Satake & Co., T. Importers, Exporters Road; Teleph.Dealers—115,

Instrument Bridge

and General Merchants—38-42, Prinsep Code: Bentley’s6761; Cable Ad: Seasonco;

Street; Teleph. 6874;

T. Satake, mng. proprietor Cable Ad: Satake J.Chang

Y. W.Chee

Seek,Ngan,director

S.S. Kasamatsu,

Matsuda, accountant do.

assistant Wong Ping

Tan Quee Tor, Moon, do.

assistant

K. Kojimd, do.

Ismail b. H. Ali, clerk Senda & Co., Ltd., Importers and

Saunders & Macphail, Exchange and Exporters—39, 3719, Cable Ad: The SendaArcade; Teleph.

Share

Floor; Brokers

Teleph. Ocean

2972; Building,

Cable Ad: Ground

Dash- M. Senda, director

wood. Registered Office: Bankok Times B. Minobe, manager

Press, Ltd D. Uekuri, p. p. manager

C.T. Y.Hewetson, seniorpartner

N. Anderson, partner K. Ohmori, do.

Shaw

Sayers, M., Merchant and Commission Distributors and Exbitors Brothers, Ltd., Film Producers,

Agent—22,

580; Cable Ad:Malacca Sayers;Street; O. Box Equipment Dealers. Sole and

Codes: P.Bentley’s,

Cinema

Agents Ro- for

Western Union and Acme RCA Phonophone Products—116,

binson Road; Telephs. 2172, 4032 &

4037; Cable Ad: Unfilproco; Code: Bent-

nShee%-fu-na-kung-sze

m % m ley’s

Runme Shaw, chairman of directors

Schiffner & Co., Ltd.. Importers and Run Run Shaw, managing director

Exporters and Commission Agents— C.LamC. Ah

Soong,

Foo, manager

a.f.c.s., secretary

189, Cecil Street; Teleph. 7342;

Cable Ad : Schiffner; Codes : Bent- Shelley-Thompson & Demuth, Advocates

ley’s Rudolf Mosse, Universal Trade and Solicitors — 19-20, Chartered

and A.B.C. 5th Edition Bank Chambers; Teleph. 6026 (Sin-

A.S. Schiffner,

Schiffner, manager

asst, manager gapore), and at 82, Jalan Soga, Batu

Pahat; Teleph. 127; A.B.C.

Cable Ad:

Smalley & Co., secretaries Thompson; Codes: 5th Shelley-

Edition

Schupf Brothers, Wholesale Diamond andW.Bentley’s E. Demuth,Complete

m.a. Phrase

(Oxon.), barrister-

&Teleph.

Bullion2770; Merchants—10, Jalan

Cable Ad: Sohamos;Pisang. at-law

Offices Kuala

York, at Antwerp,

Lumpur,Amsterdam,

Penang New and Shorthand Correspondence School—

Batavia {See Educational)

Scotia Lubricating Oil Co., The—2, Siamese Consulate—(/See Consulates)

Finlayson

Ad: Green;

Scotiaoil; Teleph.

Codes: 7602;5thCable

A.B.C. and Sime, Darby k Co., Ltd., Plantation,

Bentley’s

F. J. L. Mayger, manager Rubber Estate and Export

Tin Mineand Agents and

Miss O. Klassen, stenographer Valuers,

Merchants Import,

and Shipping and Produce

Insurance

Distributors

The Burmah of the

Oil Products

Co., Ltd.,of:Rangoon Agents—Head Office: 5, Malacca Street;

The “ Lauritzea ” Brick Boiler Registered Office: 4, Fort Road, Malacca;

Water Purifier Cable Ad: Simit;Bentley’s

bard, Bentley’s, Codes: Acme, Lom-

2nd Phrase

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and others. Branches: Malacca, Penang, Teleph, 7479. Head Office: Chop Chey

KualaBharu,

Kota Lumpur, Ipoh, and

Kuching Seremban,

Sibu Muar, Hin, 416, Beach RoadChian, Tan Beng

Directors—Tan

Directors—F. M. Edmonds, chairman, Kee,

Beng Tan

Wah Beng Thong and Tan

(Singapore), Lee Chim Tuan (Singa- Manager—Lim Kee Lara

pore), Tan Cheng Lock,

(Malacca), D. Anderson (Malacca), c.b.e.

E. CL Martin,

Smith M.c. (Penang),

(Singapore), G. W. PiercyC. F.

(Singapore) and J. B. Least (Kuala B ifl'l

Lumpur) Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd.,, Leading Chine-

Secretary—A. M. Easson, c.a. se50,000

DailyCopies.

News inTwoMalaya. Circulation:

Editions: Morning

Accountant—C. G. Osborne & Evening—128, Robinson Road; Tel-

Rubber & Produce Department ephs. 3941, 3942 (Office) and 6305 (Mana-

A. Foulds ger’s Residence); Boon

Director—Aw CableHaw,

Ad: Starnews

o.b.e.

Insurance Department General Manager—Aw Chow

C. A. Parkinson Asst. Manager—Foo Chew Keat 3940)

lm.port Department Acting Editor—Daff Yue (Tel.

G. G. Lewis I R. K. Bulloch

E. H. Langley | A.. D. Dant

Building

G.T. Carter

W. 1 Mercy, director

I G. R, L. Moger SinChinese ChungDaily Jit Poh, Ltd. —(Leading

H. G. Riches | G. L: Stevenson Newspaper) 59 - 61,

J. J. Bell { C. H. S, Luttrell Robinson

6305 Road; Telephs.

(Manager’s 7140 P.O.

Residence); and

Union Oil k Asphalt Department Box 509; Cable Ad: Centronews

A. Foulds | A. R. Black Director—Aw Boon Haw,

York Ice Machinery Corporation General Manager—Hu Chowo.b.e.

R. L. Esterline

Wayyuod Otis, Ltd. Sin Kuo Min Jit Poh, The, Leading

C. R. Joubert Chinese Newspaper

Editions in Malaya.

Daily: Morning & Evening. Two

Repre entatives Specially Catering for the Kuomintang

Cadbury-Fry

B. La Cloche Export Department— Party. Widest Coverage. Circulation:

Huntley & Palmers* Ltd.—W. G. Morning tion:

Edition: 10,000, Evening Edi-

10,000 &Nanyang

Sunday Press,

Edition:Ltd.15,000.

Adams Proprietors: (In-

Simoda & Co., B, S., Importers & Ex- corporated in the Straits Settlements)

porters—88, Robinson Road; Teleph. & 2369; P.O. Box 27; CableTelephs.

—45-59, Robinson Road; Ad' 2342

Siang-

2003 ; Cable Ad : Simoda; Codes : pau; Codes: All Commercial Codes Used

A.B.C.

Bentley’s6th Edition, Oriental and Managing Director—Lee Geok Eng

N. Shimoda, proprietor Manager—Fu Wu

Editor—Sung YungMun

Cheng

Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd., Advertising Manager—Tay Kai Tek

Engineers and Contractors—Office: Accounts & General—Law Chew Teng

Union Building;

Macpherson Road;Teleph.

P. O.4902;BoxWorks:

533; Sin Lam Cheong Sawmill Co., Ltd.,

Cable Ad: Simplexeo; Code: Bentley’s. Timber Merchants — 34, Lavender

Street; Teleph. 6814

London

S.W.l. Office: 137, Victoria Street,

Directors—J. K. Lancaster, a.m.i. 1?) & A i

struct.

ing), b.sc.E. (England),

and F. H. Blake (Manag-

a.m. inst. c.e., SinMillers,

Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co., Saw

M.I. STRUCT, E., CHARTERED C.E. Tongkang Timber

Owners—HeadMerchants

Office: and52,

Secretary—Teo Kim Watt

Foreman—C. F. Fordham (On leave) Lavender Lavender Street;

Street; Sawmill

Saw mill No.

No. 12::

m iK m n ^ Kampong

7e, Jalan Bugis;

Sallah, Muar ; Branch:

Muar Teleph.

Sin Chye Hin Sawmill, Timber Mer- 2055 ; Cable Ad : Newsawmill; Codes

chants

Padang and JeringauStearuoff- Sawrnillers — 46, Used: A.B.C. 5th 1 Edition, Bentleys

Kallang Road; Phrase and Private

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^Managing Partner—Yeo Chiang TheCo;,Florists'

London,Sundries & Wreaths:

Manufacturers of

Swee Sawmill No 1 —Chia

Manager, Porcelain Wreaths in Glass Domes

Or Lay Murdoch & Co., Ltd., Kilsyth

Glasgow, Manufacturers of Funeral near

Manager,

Oon Tian Saw-mill No. 2—Lim Requisites

Assistants — Lim Cheng Song,

Cheok Peng Chiok, Tay Kim Singapore Cricket Club—(Nee Clubs)

Kee, WeeYeoTianBeng

Choo, Kiat, Kee,

Chia How

Bay

Chwee Phieo, Tan Eng Khuan, Singapore Bar Committee—(Nee -Asso-

Lim ciations' and Societies)

Choon,Kim Peo, Check

Lim Chwee Um andChye Lor

Hock Eng Singapore Chamber of Commerce—

Sincere Dispensary, Ltix, Wholesale (See Associations and Societies)

and Retail, Dispensing Chemists, Im- Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rub-

porters and Exporters of Druggs, ber Association—(See Associations

Chemicals, Surgical Appliances . and aald Societies)

Patent

Wholesale Medicines

Dept.: 59;—10-12, Hill Branch

Hill Street; Street;

Office:

Sincere 60, Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Singapore Chinese Chamber of Com-

General Manager—H. C. Hugh merce—(Nee Associations ' and So-

Pharmacist and Head Office Manager cieties)

—C. N. Hugh Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Gold

Singapore

ing Agents—1, Agency,RiverThe, Valley Sell-; : Storage

Export Road Merchants & Bakery

and IceProprietors, General—

Manufacturers

Teleph. 2501 ; Cable Ad : Parubsing Registered Dock, Singapore; Refrigerated Empire

Office & Stores: Stores:

J.TanF. Siew

J. Ess,Kian,partner Borneo Wharf,176,Singapore;

do. blishments: 178, 180,Retail

182, Esta-

1$4,

Orchard Road (See

Singapore Airport Hotel, Civil Air- under Heading Retail Establishment); Telegraphic Address

port, Singapore — Teleph. 33156: Also at 368-370, Teluk Blangah Road,

Cable Ad : Airhotel Keppel

Long Yoke Sie, ning. proprietor and 113 &Harbour;

105, East 231,CoastSelegie

Road,RoadKat-;

Long Lek Siew, manager ong. Branches and Depots:

Lumpur, Penang, Ipoh, Malacca, Ko.ta Kuala

Long Lit Kam, assistant Bharu (Kelantan),

Singapore Automobile Club — (See Seremban, Teluk Kuantan, Klang,

Anson Taiping,

Clubs) Ragan Luar and Cameron

Distributors : Johore Bahru, Muar, Highland;

Singapore Casket Co., Ltd. (Incor- Segamat, KualaKangsar

Kampar, Kuala Lipis, Kuala Kubu,

and Kluang;

porated in S.S.), Funeral

Monumental Masons and Marble Mer- Directors, Also at Medan (Deli), Bangkok (Siam),

chants—Head Office, Showrooms and Kuching (Sarawak),Saigon

North Borneo), Sandakan (British

(Indo-China),

Marble Works—1, Penhas Road, off etc.;

Lavender Street; Telephs. 6075 & 6072 Storage, Singapore; Codes: A.B.C. Ad:

Teleph. 5241 (5 Lines); Cable 5th

(After

stones;Office

Codes:Hours);

A.B.C. Cable Ad: Tomb-

6th Edition and itley’s

fc 6th Editions, Western Union, Ben-

Bentley’s (First & Second)

Directors—C. R. & Private

Cherry (chairman),

Managing

General Director—John Hochstadt W. H. Macgregor, J. A. Clarke, a.c.a.

per pro.Manager—C. B. Webb, signs and Hon.

General Mr. J. I. Dawson

Manager—G.

Secretary—J. Gomes

Assistant—A. Sta. Maria Secretary—R. F. PalmerA. Potts

Sole Agents : Singapore Fertilizer Co., Fertilizer

Dottridge London and

Bros., Ltd.of Complete

N. I, Manufacturers Box 77

Insecticide Manufacturers—P.O.

Funeral Requisites A. E. Beavis. p-ro'prietnt

C68 SINGAPORE

Singapore Free Press, Ltd., A Daily Electrical Dept.—

R. E. Earle, assoc., i.e.e., chief

Morning Mewspaper—146, Cecil Street; electrical engineer

Cable Ad: Advertiser

Editor—D.Staft—A.

S. WaiteN. Carrier, N. L. Civil Engineer’s Dept.—

Editorial F. INST.

W. E.C.E.,Tydeman, b.sc. (eng.),civilm.

M.I. STRUCT.E.,

Siebel, Chia Poteik, H. Miller, H. engineer

M. Rappa,

R.Baker A. Lord (librarian), P.

Hill, F. A. de Cruz and S. C. Singapore Industries, Ltd., Importers

General Manager—A. C. Simmons and Exporters, Malayan Minerals and

Asst. GeneralManager—W.

Manager—R.A.C. Wills and Bauxite

Real Mining, Company’s

Estates—Cable Ad: Promoters

Singindus

Production E. Garrett Board

Advertising Dept.—Tan

Circulation Dept. — Kang Theng Ghee Tee Choo Peck Hock S. Finck and

of Director—H.

Nghee Managers—K. S. Poey and J. A. Poey

Accounts Dept.—Z. Yaz

Kuala Lumpur Office—25, Java Street; Singapore Marine Insurance Asso-

Teleph. 3683 ciation—(/See Associations and Soc-

Representative—D. Cooray ieties)

London

Fleet Office

Street,— 37,

E.C. Clifford’s

4. ; Cable Inn,

Ad : Singapore Motors (Proprietors: United

Lead-malaya, London Motor

RepairersWorks,

— 315Ltd.),

- 319,Motor DealersRoad;

Orchard and

Representative—G. R Tonkin Teleph. 3128 Director—Chia Yee Soh

Singapore General Stores, General Managing

Provision Merchants and Commis- Director—Chia Cheng Guan

sion Agents, Importers & Exporters Distributors Manager—Robert Eu

and Estate Suppliers—60, Seragoon for:

Road; Teleph. 3566; Cable Ad: Hupmobile,

Cars Pontiac and Oldsmobile

Serene; Codes: Bentley’s, Private

and Acme Sole Agents for:

Owners : Goodrich Tyres and Motor Acces-

The Straits Settlements Flour Mills sories in Malaya, South Thailand

and British Borneo

Singapore Harbour Board—Head Office: Singapore Photo Co., Wholesale Import-

Tanjong Pagar; Town Office : Telok

Ayer Reclamation, Gate No. 2; Cable ers and Exporters

Goods—37-39, High ofStreet;Teleph.

All Photographic

6389;

Ad : Tanjong;A.B.C.

Engineering, Codes:5thGovt., Steven’s

Edition, Boe Cable Ad: Sarastudio

andMembers—H.

Bentley’s K. Rodgers (chairman), Singapore Pilot Association - (See

J.Mr.R. E.Wiggs

C. (local chairman), F.Hon.S. Associations and Societies)

H. Charlwood,

Gibson, m.c., R. Y. Harris, Lim Singapore Polo Club—{See Clubs)

Kian Beng, G. R. Roper-Caldbeck,

Hon. Mr.

Hon. Mr. E.H.N.Weisberg, m.c.s. and Singapore Recreation Club — (See

C. Woollerton

Executive— Clubs)

H.m.n.e.c.inst.,

K. Rodgers, general

m.inst.c.e.,manager

m.inst.t.,& Singapore Rubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit

chief engineer Timah Road

C. R. Grixoni, asst, general manager Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.,

Secretariat— Manufacturers of All Kinds of Rubber

J. R. Wiggs, a.c.a., secretary

treasurer

R. G. H. Tait, chief accountant Factories at805,Singapore

Pasir and

Panjang Road;

Java; Branch

Wharf Dept.— Offices:

South Java, China,

Africa; The Philippines,

Singapore Town (24,

H. B. Cohen, manager Robinson Road); Agencies: British

Dockyard Dept.— India, Burma, Thailand, South Africa

R. Bald, manager and Sumatra; Telephs. 6320 & 81069;

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Cable Ad: Isonandra; Codes: Bentley’s Telephs. 5408 (2 Line); Cable Ad:

Complete Phrase, Bentley’s Second Traction; Office:

Code: Bentley’s. London

Basildon House, 7-11, Moorgate,

Phrase, A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions London,

General

CH.E., Manager—L.

A.I.K.I. (SC.), Cresson,

A.I.R.I. (TECH.)a.m.i. Marshall,2.deputy

E.C.

G.W. Shedden, manager (Singapore)

manager do.

Accountant—W. v.d. Leeuw G. G. Wilson, accountant

Asst. Accountant—F.

Correspondent - J. J. Pauw Vielvoye A. M. Colquhoun, deputy accountant

Sales Manager—H. T. van der Linde J.A. S.Ryder (Line do.Dept.)

Henderson,

Sales Representatives—J. H. Bresser, R.H. Bateman,

H.

Office Sehall and D. S. Wylie Proud and do.A. R. Cameron

and S.Assistants—A.

H. Andringa J. Weggeman W. Milroy,Stock

(Rolling trafficDept.)

supt.

Factory Manager—A. Middendorp J. Malcolm, J. L. Pattison

Assistant to Factory Manager—H. G.McNeish,

Barbour, D. Maclnnes,

van Rooy

Engineer—J. Drijver E. L. Williams and A.J.

Workshop Assistant—D. McCall I. Lau I. Piper,

Van traffic

Sic, inspectors

store-keeper

Chemists—Dr. E.

Thomas, b.a., a m. tech. i. Fleischner, A. T. Simper (Ticket Dept.)

Works

Houten, Supts.—J. M. Terlien,

A. K. Frank, J. van

R. S. Vincent, T.R. S.Pang

Farrer do. Dept.)

(Correspondence

R. Videion and S. Norris Seah Peng Wbye, compradore

Singapore Sailors’ Institute—(See Singapore chants

Trading Co., General Mer-

Associations and Societies) RobinsonandRoad; Commission

Cable Ad: Agents—14,

Sintraco

Singapore Sinhalese Association—(Nee Lim Boon Seng, proprietor

Associations and Societies) QuakeKoon

Lim ChipJoo,

Yeow, assistant

do.

Singapore Slipway & Engineering Co., Yeo Guan Lye, delivery clerk

Ltd., Ship Builders, Ship Repairers Singapore Turf Club—(Nee Clubs)

and Engineers—Works:

Registered Office:ofTanjong Tanjong

Pagar; Rhu;

Cable Singapore Volunteer Rifle Association

Ad:

5687;Slipway;

Call Flag:No.“M” Slipways: 3; Teleph. —(See Associations and Societies)

E. J.G.P.James, worksacting

manager

R. G. Campbell,

H. Tait, accountant secretary Singer

Bank Sewing

Chambers; MachineTeleph.Co.—Chartered

7267; Cable

Yeo Siew Chuan, chief clerk Ad: Singer

Singapore Society of Architects— O.J.O.Armstrong

Bill, manager| L. H. Cassam

(See Associations and Societies)

“Singapore

Ltd., Aerated Soda”,

WaterFraser & Neave, Siong Lim Sawmill Co., Ltd., Timber

Manufacturers—

Registered Office:at4-10, Trafalgar St. Merchants,

Owners

Tongkang and Building

Branch factory

Depots at Tebing

Medan,

Tinggi and

Sumatra

Tandjong Office: and 2 andGeneral Contractors—Head

3, Syed Alwi Road;

Balei, Sumatra Teleph. 6852; Cable Ad: Meranti; Codes:

A,W. H.D. Edmonds Hill, secretary A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

Tan Keng Seng, managing director

J. Vincent, manager (Sumatra)

Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd.—18, Sisson Notaries& Delay, PublicAdvocates,

— Union Solicitors

Building,&

Alexandra

Ad: Laundry Road: P. O. Box 279; Cable Collyer Quay; Telephs. 5011.2; Cable Ad:

Delay;

Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C. 5th Edition,

and Broomhall’s

Singapore Swimming Club—(aS'cc Clubs) Partners—

Singapore Traction Co., Kingdom)—

Ltd. (In- Howell Dawson Mundell, Solicitor

corporated (England), Advocate & Solicitor,

Bus Shed andin Offices:

the UnitedMacKenzie Road; S. S.y Johore

Public^ & F.M.S., Notary

CTO SINGAPORE

Philip Henry Battishill, Solicitor Sons, V.Pulicat

G., Manufacturers of Street;

“Chop

(England), Advocate & Solicitor, Gaja” Sarongs—54, Arab

Teleph. 4821. Head Office: Madras;

S.S.,

Public Alfred Seth, Barrister-at- Branches: Kuala Lumpur and Johore

Kenneth S. M. Dass, manager

Law (Lincoln’s

Solicitor, S. S. &Inn),

JohoreAdvocate &

Asst. Advocates & Solicitors— Soon Teck & Co., Shipchandlers, Estate,

John Kendall Gale, ll.m., Solicitor Mill and Mine Suppliers, Suppliers of

(England), Advocate & Solicitor, General Market StreetEngineering Goods — 127,

Philip Francis Kinsey, ll.b.,

Solicitor (England), Advocate & South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—2,

Solicitor, S.S. Finlayson Green; Teleph. 5926 (2-Lines);

TanBarrister-at-Law

Hoon Siang, (Inner b.a. Temple), Cable Ad:Bentley’s

(Oxon.), Edition, British;Complete,

Codes: A.B.C. 6th

Bentley’s

Advocate & Solicitor, S.S. 2nd

4, Phrase andAvenue,

Fenchurch I. and M.

E. London

C. 3. Office:

London Agents: W.F.G.S.Dove,

Whites & Co., 28, Budge Row,

Cannon Street, E.C.4. Cable,manager

assistant

G. S. Connor, do.

Sloper & Smith, Drs., Medical Practi- Spanish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

tioners—The Medical Hall, 3, Battery

Road; Teleph. 6242

J.Hugh

S. Sloper,

Smith,m.d.,m.d.,m.r.c.p. (Lond.)

ch.b. (Glas.) Spicers (Export), Ltd., Paper Makers,

Manufacturers & Wholesale Stationers

—Head Office: 19, New35B,Bridge Street,

Slot & Co„ Ltd., G. H. (Penang, Kuala London; Singapore: Winchester

Lumpur, Ipoh and Singapore), General House; Cable Teleph. 3070; P. O. Box 572;

Merchants, Weld

Agents—2, Shipping

Quay, and Insurance

Penang and 3 Y. C.Ad: SpicersEastern representative

Teasdale,

&Ads:

5, Robinson Road, Singapore; Cable Wong Fook Wah, compradore

apore;Slot,Codes:PenangA. and

B. C. Netbenco,

5th andSing-6th

Editions,

Union, Bentley’s,Trade

Universal Kendall’s, Western

and Oriental n & m ^ m m

5-Letter Spot Radio Limited, Radio, Electrical

J. P. Martin, director Light

and Machinery & General Importers

E. J. Bennett, do. CableContractors—58,

Ad: Spotradio Orchard Road;

Soon Siong Poh, manager

Smalley

Company& Secretaries,

Co., Accountants,EstateAuditors,

Agents St. Andrew’s Cathedral—(Nee Churches

— Winchester House; Cable Ad: and Missions)

Ocsmalley.

Pahat, Johore; Branch31-33,

Offices; Muar &House,

A.N.A. Batu

Perth, Western Australia St. Andrew’s School—(See Educational)

O. C. Smalley, f.i.c.a.

Lim Teo Ann ] Tan Fook Chong St.

andAndrew’s

Societies)Society—(See Associations

SocietaCommissionaria di Esportazione St. Anthony’s School—(See Educational)

eCommission

di Importazione, Merchants Cecil

Agents—175-A-176, and

Street; Cable Ad: Exporter St. Joseph’s Institution—(Nee Churches

L. G.A. G.J. Netto,

Blaauw,assistant

manager and Missions)

A. Y. D’Cruz, do. St. Mary’s Home—(Nee Educational)

Society of St.and

Associations Vincent de Paul—(Nee St.Churches

Societies)

Peter’s and& St. Paul’s Church—(Nee

Missions)

 SINGAPORE C71

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. (Incorporated Sternberg & Co., Mine and Estate

with Limited Liability in U.S.A.)— Brokers—80a, Robinson Road; Teleph.

Head Office:

Teleph. Union Building, 5th Floor; 2819; Sternberg; P.O. Codes

Box 568; Used: Cable Ad:

All Stand-

Vacuum 5026; Cable Ads: Stand vac & ard Codes

Manager—S. M. Kirkman Max Sternberg, proprietor

Staff—L.

Heytman, C. Bergquist, B. Fox,W.H. H.

J. A. McQuilkin, A. Straits Racing Association —{See

Merkel, A. Y. Mitchell, J. Nettleton,

T.M.L. Rose, J. L. Rush, F. S. Sole Associations and Societies)

and L. Wasem, Jr. Straits Stamp Exchange, Monthly Sales

Pulo Sebarok Terminal Circuit,

tion Free,Entrance

MembersFeeWorld $5.00,wide—P.O.

Subscrip-

Terminal Supt.—J. J. Robertson Box 503

Warehouseman—L. D. Harris E. R. A. Fernando, J.P.S., manager

Singapore District

District Sales

General Manager—F. Hill H. Straits Settlements Association— {See

Sales Representative—W.

Heytman Associations and Societies)

Kuala Lumpur District Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—Ocean

District Sales Manager—R.

General Sales R. RyderM, Building,

Representative—J. Kapal; Codes: Collyer

A.B.C.,Quay;

Al andCable Ad:

Bentley’s

Barne Directors—F. S. Gibson,

Bagnal), Hon. Mr. E. C. H. Chari- Sir John

Jpoh District wood, Hon. Mr. C. R. Cherry, W.

District Sales Manager—A. H. Colyer Penrice,

Penang District Twee G. S. Miller and Yap Geok

District Sales Manager—H. C. Reed Secretary—W. F. Brodie, c.a.

General Sales Representative—C. K. Supt. Engineer—L. Froggatt, F.R.S.A.,

L. Brightman M.N.

Terminal Service Supt.—F. B. Blakey Asst.

Stanley & Co. (Incorporated in India), a.m.i.Supt.

mar.e.,Engineers—J.

E. C. Younge, Watson,

m.i.

Manufacturers of Sports mar.e,, M. B. Pepper and T. E.

North Bridge Road; Teleph.Material—107,

3725; Cable Draggett

Marine Supt.—Capt. S. Baddeley

Ad: Katyal; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition Asst. Marine Supt.—F. W. Chamberlin

and Bentley’s

Straits

gistered Times

Offices:Press,

FrenchLtd., The—Re-

Bank Buildings,

Starr & Co., Fred., Manufacturers’ Raffles Place

Representatives—Office and Show- Directors—J.

rooms: Electra House, 35, Robinson

Road; Teleph. 6567; P.O. Box 552; Cable gregor and H.A. D.Clarke,MundellW. H. Mac-

Ad: Luminous Secretaries—Evatt

Stephen Bros., Translators “Straits Times,”Cecil DailyStreet

Newspaper

ters, Authentic TranslatorsandforInterpre-

Govern- (Afternoon)—140,

Stanley Street and 44,

ment, Municipality, Sanitary Board The Straits Times Press, Ltd.,

and Firms in Malaya and S.S., etc. proprietorsW. Seabridge

Translations

Books. of Laws, Documents

Translations from or and

into Editor—G.

English, French, Dutch, Portuguese, Editorial

Jennings, Staff— Poteik,

M. Bolter, E. L. S.

Burmese,

Arabic, J Siamese,Malay,

avanese, Bengali, Hindustani,

Chinese, Tamil, H. Miller, ChiaD. Brown, S.A. C.J. Tordy,

Baker,

Telugu and Malayalam—23, Flower H.

F. M.

A. Rappa,

de Cruz, A.

N. Lord,

L. SiebelP.and

R. S.Hill,A.

Road; P.O. Box 567; Cable Ad: Interprete WykesManager—A. G Simmons

General

Stephens, Paul & Co., Merchants — Production Manager—W. E. Garrett

Commercial Advertising Dept.—Tan Ghee Tee

Arathoon Union Bldg.; Cable Ad: Circulation

N ghee Dept. — Kang Theng

H. S. Arathoon, sole partner Accounts Dept.—Z. Vaz

C3

C72 SINGAPORE

Kuala Lumpur Office—25, Java Street; Swan & Maolaren, Architects, Civil

Engineers and Surveyors—Hongkong

Teleph. 3683 Bank Chambers; Telephs. 5257-8; Cable

Representative—D. Cooray

London Office— 37, Clifford’s Inn, Fleet Ad:Partners Framboise

— F. G. Lundon, 1). S.

Street, E.C. 4.; Cable Ad: Lead- Petrovitch,

malaya, London

Representative—G. R. Tonkin Atkin-Berry,f.r.i.b.a. and H. O.

M.c., a.r.i.b.a.

Assistant—C. Y. Koh, a.rj.b.a.

Straits Trading Co,, Ltd., Tin Smelters Land Serveyor—H. B. Young

Accountants—Derrick & Co.

and Refiners—Ocean Building; Cable Kuala Lumpur Agents:

Ad: Sword Booty & Edwards

Straits Typewriter Agency (Es- Swedish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

tablished

Dealers in1914),Stationers

New and SecondhandandRepairers,

TyPe' Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

writers of All Makes, General Merctants

and Commission Agents—14a, Change Sze Hai Tong Banking & Insurance

Alley; Telephs. 7770 & 2481; Cable Ad: Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore)

Repairtype;

vate Codes: Bentley’s and Pri- —Head Office: Szehaitong Bank Bldg.,

Lim Teck Swee, manager Chulia Street; Cable Ad: Szehaitong

Board of Directors—Lee

(chairman), Wee(deputy

Nam

Strickland

Brokers, Manufacturers’ Agents and chairman), Tan

NahChinSiamTiat

Tong, Tan

Estate Dealers—56, The Arcade; Teleph. Chin Hean, Koh Boh Chua, Chong

6263; Cable Ad: Strik; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Thutt Pitt, Lee Wee Kheng and

and Bentley’s Ong Sin Soo

G. F. Strickland, proprietor Lee

Tan Wee

ChinNam,

Hean,managing

managerdirector

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. (London) Ee Beng Hian, secretary

(Incorporated in England), Fire, Branches & Agencies — Bangkok,

Marine and Motor-Car—Local Office: Hongkong, Swatow, Shanghai

French Bank Building; Telephs. 5935-6; and London

Cable Ad: Sunfire T. M. A. Music House, Importers &

Brinkmann & Co., general

R. Laird, resident officeragents Wholesalers of Musical Instru-

ments, Gramophones, Records,

Sun(Incorporated

Life Assurance Co. of Canada Radio, etc.—Head Office: 61-63 High

in Canada 1865)—Chief Street; Lumpur;Branches: 203, Batu Road,

184, Brewster Road, Kuala

Ipoh;

Office Bank

kong for South-Eastern

Chambers; AsiaAd:: Hong-

Cable Sun- 216, Penang Road, Penang; Cable Ad:

beam; Head Office: Montreal, Canada. Miselaneus; Code: Bentley’s

Tan Siew Kuah, rang, proprietor

London Office: Cockspur St., S.W. 1.;

District OfficesPenang,

Sub-Offices: : Bangkok

KualaandLumpur,

Medan Tan Boon Liat, Rattan, Malacca Cane

Ipoh and Kuching. Agencies through- Merchant Outram Road;and Teleph.

Commission

7577; Agent—4,

Cable Ad:

out

BorneoMalaya, Thailand, Sumatra and Tanboonliat; Codes:Bentley’s & A.B.C.

F. E. W. Lammert, manager 6th Edition

A. F. Walker, resident secretary Sole Proprietor^—Tan

Purchaser Ban Boon Boon

& Salesman-—Lee Liat

Sungei Bagan Rubber Co., Ltd.— Eng

Staff—Lee Sog Seng

Office: Amber Building, Malacca Street

Directors—W.

and R. Burns E. Wallis J. Murray TanGeneral Kim Cheng & Co., Rattan, Cane and

R. Carswell, manager Merchants and Commission

Agents—268,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Cable Ad: Agentrade; Beach Road; Teleph.

Codes: 6165;

Bentley’s,

Kuala Lumpur, agents A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions and

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Rudolf-Mosse

Singapore, secretaries Tan Kim Cheng, Sole proprietor

R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent Tan Hock Lye, manager

 SINGAPORE C73

G Tan Publicity Bureau, Ltd., H. T. Tong Lam & Co., Ltd., Hardware Mer-

(Incorporated in the Straits Settle- chants Estate

ArmySuppliers, Fodder Con-

ments), Advertisers’

tractors—Asia House,Agents

Robinson Con- tractors,

and Road; General Importers & and

NavyExporters—23-

Contractors,

Telephs. 2313 & 3213; P. O. Box 611; 6326; 25, Robinson Road; Telephs. 7328

Cable Ad : Tanspub; Codes Used : All A.B.C.Cable Ad: Pheasant;

5th Edition Codes Used:

and Bentley’s

P Commercial

Managing CodesDirector—Tan Hong Tek S.Seah

M. Choon

Nathan,Lira,

chairman

Directors—Tan mng. partner

Geok and See Kok Tiong, Sng Soo

Bok Poon K. B. Menon, manager

Lim Geok Chuan, accountant

Secretaries—Evan

Bankers—United Chinese Wong &Bank,

Co. Ltd.

Tanglin Club—(See Clubs) Toyo Hotel—208, Queen Street; Teleph.

2013; Cable Ad: Toyokan

Tels & Co.’s Trading Society, L. E. Trading Co. “ Holland ” (Handels-

Piece - goods and General Importers vereeniging “ Holland ”), Importers and

and Manufacturers’ Representatives— General Merchants—137, 137a and 139

34-6,

Street,Cross

KualaStreet, Singapore

Lumpur; and 4365;

Teleph. Java Cecil Street; Teleph. 6932; Cable Ad:

Cable Ad: Letels. Amsterdam,

York, Batavia, Semarang, Sourabaya, New Holsing; Head Office: Batavia

C. de Wit, manager

Padang, Medan, Macassar, Palembang H. C. P. Kouwenhoven, asst, manager

D.J.C.T.Kruysmulder

M. Verheul | J. Caun Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph (Incor-

porated in England), Merchants

Manufacturers—Chartered and

Bank Cham-

Temple House—Tank Road bers; Cable Ad: Traverser. Head Office:

Thong Aik Co.,Agents,

EstateRubber

Consultants 119, Cannon 1666) Street, London, E.C. 4.

Commission & Pine-

C.

apple

112 & 114,Planters — Marsiling

Robinson Building,

Road; Cable Ad: J.H.J. Dredge, manager

E. Collinge, (Malaya)

sub manager

Marsiling; Codes: Bentley’s, A. B. C. J. P. de C. Hamiton (Penang)

5th

Cable, China Republican

May (Singapore)

do.

Lim Chong Pang,j.p., general manager G. K. Stein do.

Thornycroft (Singapore), Ltd. (In Twibill, Ltd., General Merchants,

Association with JohnManufacturers

Co., Ltd., London), I. Thornycroft of& Importers and Exporters and Manu-

Commercial Vehicles, MarineandMotors, facturers ofandPickles,

Jams—4Condiments, Fruit

Motor Boats, Engineers Ship- Preserves

L. T. Wu, agent

& 5, Fish Street

builders—Head Office and

Tank Road; Shipyard: Tanjong Rhu; Works:

Cable Ad: Thornycroft Tyebally,

CommissionN.,Agent, General Merchant

Exporter and

of Tinned

Thye Chiang & Co., Ltd., General Pineapples and all Straits, Java and

Merchants,

facturers’ Manu- China

Wholesale & Retail,Agents— 7553; Cable Produce—17,

Ad: Cecil Codes:

Nazarally; St.; Teleph.

A.B.C.

100, North andBridgeCommission

Road; Teleph. 3043; 5thH.Edition, M. Bentley’s

Peerbhoy and Privatemgr.

(Limbdiwala),

Cable Ad: Sunny; Codes:

Western Union & A.B.C. 5th Edition Bentley’s, A. A. Husain (Dohadwala), asst.

Chan

Chan Joo Tiang,

Choon Hung,mng.manager

director

Lee Yong Juay, book-keeper Ullmann,

Diamond Rene, Watchmaker,

Merchant, Jeweller,

Wholesale and

Retail

Teleph. 2464; Cable Ad: Ullmann Place;

General Importer—Raffles

it # & Rene Ullmann, sole proprietor

Tiong Huat Co., Dealers

Malayan in Rubber and

porters -38,Produce, Importers

Cecil Street; Teleph.and7761Ex- Ulster Bank—(Nee Banks)

C3*

(374. SINGAPORE

Gw Pandan

Estates, (Singapore)

Ltd.Raffles

— Registered Rubber Works: Merbau and Damar Roads,

N. T. S. Bldg., Place Office: Street;Mohamed Shipyard: Sultan RoadTanjong

and Teck Guan

Rhu;

Directors—J.

Ghim Tuan, A.

S. Elias

Q. (chairman),

Wong, Rev. J.Lee

M. Branches:

Seremban; Ipon,

Cable Penang,

Ad: MalaccaCodes:

Uniteers; and

Ouillon and R. Burns A.B.C. 5th Edition

Oh.Keat Guan, manager 6th Edition, Western(Improved), A.B.C.

Union, 5-Letter

Evatt & Go., secretaries Edition, Bentley’s Complete & Second

Union Assurance Society, Ltd. (Incor- Agents Phrases

porated in England), Fire and Accident in Great Britain:

—Eastern Branch: Commercial Union Arthur

Lloyd’s Pollock & Co., E.Ltd.,

Avenue, London, C. 3. 4,

Buildings, Robinson

A. C. Potts, manager Road; Teleph. 5271 Directors — J. A. P. Strachan,

m.i.mech.e. (chairman), W. H.

Union Dispensary—347, N. Bridge Road Macgregor, H. H. Robbins, F. G.

Ritchie, m.i.mech.e., m.i.n.a.,

Union Insurance Society of Canton, m.i.mar.e. and E. C. H. Chari-

Ltd. (Incorporated in Hong Kong), wood

Marine, Fire, Motor Car, Work- Managing Director—J. A.P. Strachan,

men’s Compensation and Burglary— M. I. MECH.

General E.

Manager—R. M, Duff

Union Building, Collyer Quay; Teleph. Acting Secretary—H. Campbell

5981; P.O. Box 617; Cable Ad:

Union. Head Office: Hong Kong Agency, Publicity & Sales Dept.

J. A. Worswick, acting branch manager Sales Manager—W. F. S. Shutter

C. R. Davidge | J. B. H. Leokie A.P. H.J. Boynton

Union Jack Club—(/See Clubs) Hylton, a.i.n.a., a.i.mar.e.

E. L. Truby | W. G. Harris

G. Cockburn | R. J. Fennie

Union Oil Co. of California, Produ- Eustfln-Bucyrus, Ltd.

cers, Refiners and Marketers of Representative—C. R. Scott, b. a.

Petroleum Products, Red Line (Cantab.)

Brand, Lubricating Oils and

Greases, Paving Asphalts, Emul- Raston cfr Hornsby, Ltd.

Representative — T. Welborn, a.i.

sions and Cutbacks—Union Bldg. ; mar. E.

Teleph. 4702; Cable Ad: Unacal; Assistant—P. L. Tan, b.sc,, a.m.i.

Codes: Acme and Duo MECH. E.

M. J. Meier, representative

R. I. Stirton, lubricating engineer Carrier Corporation (Air Conditioning

& Refrigeration Dept.)

Union Times Press, Ltd., The, Chinese Representatives—C.

a.s.n.v.e., W. B. F.Braxton, Hill, b.s.m.it.,

m.s.m.

Daily News

Teleph. — 108,BoxRobinson

6269; P.O. 644; CableRoad;

Ad:

Uniontimes it. and H. Taylor

Proprietor—Aw Boon Haw, o.b.e. International Harvester Export Co.

General Manager—Aw Kow Representatives — E. L. McClure

Chief Editor—Feng Lisan and L. E. Salom

Purchasing Dept.

Union Trading Co., Import and Teleph.

Export E. J. Cassels | H. E. Goodman

Merchants—72,

6465; Cable Ad: Robinson

Battleaxe;Road;

Codes: Bent- Order Dept.

ley’s, A.B.C. 5th Edition, Century J. H. Oehlers

Standard and Private Accounts Dept.

Khoo Wee Tong, proprietor Chief Accountant—A. C.i^Binnie

C.E. L.H. Laidman

Bone I H. W. Jacobs

United

in theEngineers, Ltd. (Incorporated

Straits Settlements), Civil, W. W. Lewis I K. F. Oehlers

Structural,

itary, MarineMechanical, Electrical, San- Works Stores

and Air-Conditioning

Engineers, W. Saxelby

Steel, Iron Dredge

and BrassandFounders—Reg-

Ship Builders, Shipping

G. A. Nunn

Dept.

istered Office: River Valley Road ;

 SINGAPORE C75

Technical Services United Motor Works, Ltd. (Incorporated

Chief Engineer—W. McLatchie in the Straits Settlements)—Orchard

Asst. Road;

ChiaTeleph. 7142; Cable director

Ad: Yeesoh

ClarkGeneral Manager — Geo. M. Seow YeeSoh,

Poh Quee,managing

director

Dredge <& Mechanical Dept. Ong KengWah, secretary& manager

J. W.Gardner E. Evans |G. McGulfina.m.i.

jE. Ellison,

W. Graham, b.sc., mech e., m.i. United and

Pharmacy, Chemists, Druggists

Opticians, Wholesale and Retail—

A.M.I. MECH. E. MAE. E. 305,OhNorth Bridge Road: Teleph. 6913

C.T. L.Smith Ed ley l. J Smith

H. C. Thompson Ghee Chob, partner

Chong Fook Loy, mng. partner

Works Staff K. F. Chong, m.p.s., chemist

Manager—H. Hay

Engineer—P. B. Freeman United Scottish Insurance Co.r Ltd.,

Asst.D. Hunter Engineers—A. U. Knowles and The Fire,

(Incorporated in Great Britain),

Marine, Accident Bank

and General

, Steel Iron & Brass Foundries Insurance — Hongkong Cham-

Metallurgist^—A. A. B. Menzies bers;

411; Telephs.

Cable Ad: 5861 &

Uniscot 2231; P. O. Box

Assistants—R. Blaik and A. Smith Manager—A. D. Anderson (On leave)

Civil Engineering Dept. Acting Manager—N. M. Levien

G. F.E.Clifford Sims ' j R. G.

I i.c.e. Wilson, a.m. Assistants—A. U. Lind, a.c.i.i., R. M.

Harsley, G. B. Potter andT. J. Buddie

R. W. Bormond | F. D. Taylor

Cement Spinning Factory Universal Cars, Ltd., Distributors—

L. T. Vanderput Registered Office and

Orchard 14-20,

Road; ShowStation

Service Rooms :and 45,

Outside Staff Works: Penang Lane; Teleph.

G. D. McKellar j H. J. de Souza 5485; Cable Ad: Universal;; Codes:

Structural Engineering Dept. Acme, Bentley’s and Motor Traders

J. T.Nairn, a.m.i. struc. e.

A. Clark, a.m.i. struc. e., m.i.w. minated Neon

Universal Lights, Ltd., Illu-

M. P. Byrne Advertising Specialists &

Shi/pyard.—Tanjong Rhu Manufacturers of All Kinds of

Manager—T. E.C. Edmett, Electrical Signs — 28 a, Cavenagh

Engineer—J. Evans a.m.i.n.a. Road; Teleph. 3127; Cable Ad:

Danite; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and

Architect—R. McNaught Bentley’s

Electrical Dept.—Battery Road Director—Dr. C. H. Ho

Manager & Chief Electrical Engineer Managing Director—Kee Yew Hock

-rINST.

J.. G.R.E.A. Sutherland, m.i.e.e., m. Secretaries—EYaii Wong & Co.

A. Hinds Universal Pictures (Singapore), Ltd.—

G. G-B. Brown,

V. Rudd,b. m.sc.

eno., a.i.m., i.e.e. Orchard Road; Teleph. 2031; Cable

C.R.E. B.W. Teats

L. Morley, a.m.i.e.e.

Ad : Unfilman

K. H. Tann, managing director

T.L. Siddaway,

G. Sutherland grad. i. e.e. Universal Trade Co., The, General

C. J. Hurd Merchants,

Agents—332,Importers and Commission

Geylang Road; Cable Ad:

Pitunitrad;

United Exporters, Ltd. (Incorporat- Edition, Commercial Telegraph Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. and

6th

ed in England)—18, Laidlaw Bldg., Cable

Battery Road; P.O. Box 645; Cable P. C. Ching

Wang, Hui,manager

Ad: Unitexpor; Codes: A.B.C. 4th Wang do.

and 5th Editions, Lieber’s, Bent-

ley’s, Western Union and Private Vick & Co., Ltd., V. R., General Mer-

W. E. Quirke, manager for chants and Agents—Hongkong Bank

Malaya, B. N. Borneo, Sarawak and Chambers; Cable Ad; Poinsetta

L.L.Indo-China

R.H. Woods,

Kennedy,asst,accountant

manager Victoria Bridge School—(Nee Educa-

tional)

076 SINGAPORE

Victoria Confectionery

Confectioners — 71, Victoria Street; Teleph. Factors—6^ 4374;Miles,

Cable Bukit Timah Road;

Ad: Rubber

Teleph. 7843 F. L. Waterhouse, director

Joseph Chong Sin Tong, sole proprietor W. L. Burton, do.

Wai Son Hotel—204a, Pasir Panyang Rd. Waters & Watson, Chartered Quantity

SurveyorsOffice:

—Head and 8,Insurance

Battery Loss

Road;Assessors

Teleph.

Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in 2788; Cable Ad: Quants

Singapore), Photographic Stores and Partners—

Importers

{)hic and Exporters of Photogra- D. R. Waters, f.s.l, m.r.san.i.

eph.Goods—95,

7445; CableNorth Bridge Road;

Ad: Photostore; Te-

Codes: E. C. Watson, f.s.i., m.r.san.i.

F. L. Angell, f.s.i.

A.B.C. 6th Edition and Bentley’s

Watt, George A. (Successor to D. D.

Wakefield & Co., Ltd.,

ated in England), C. C.Blenders

Refiners, (Incorpor-& Mackie), Consulting Engineers, Sur-

Marketers of High Quality Lubricants, Winchester veyors and Licensed Appraisers—18,

including Castrol Motor Oils—Head Ad : Mackie;House; Codes:

Teleph. 7877; Cable

Used: A.B.C. 4th &

Office: 41-43, Robinson

Penang Branch: Chartered Bank Road, Singapore. 5th Editions, Kendall’s & Bentley’s

Chambers. Shanghai Branch: 12, The Partners—George

mech. a. and F. A. Watt, a.a.m.i.

Akkermans

Bund; Cable Ad: Castrol; Codes: Bent- Staff — Yeo Hiok Chin and Chia

ley’s & Private Lianng Gin

Siam Agents—Barrow, Brown

Ltd., Bangkok Watts & Co., Ltd., Merchants and Road;

Com-

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& Co., Ltd.Agents—Gibb, Livingston mission Agents—144, Robinson

French Indo-China Agents—Societe P.O. Box 657

des Garages Charner, Saigon Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry (In-

P. I. Agents—Wise

Japan Agents—Japan & Co., Automobile

Manila corporated in the S. S.), Rub-

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Dutch East Indies Agents—

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Handels -Vereeniging, “ Rotter- Merchants—Registered Office:

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Raffles Al, A.B.C. Cable

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Hakatz;

6th

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Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan Phrase and Second Phrase, Broom flail’s,

Western Union, Lieber’s, Acme and

Private; Teleph. 5904 (3 Lines). Head

Office: Singapore

Wakeford & Lowndes, Consulting, Me-

chanical, Electrical and Refrigerating Branches:

Engineers — 6 & 7, Telegraph Street; Penang—33,

Teleph. 3412; P.O. Box 669; Cable Ad:

Jipco Bangkok—NaiBeach LertStreet

Buildings

L. i.e.e.,

T. Wakeford, a.m.i. mech. e., a.m. Kuala Lumpur—Eastern

Building, High Street Smelting

a.r.la.

electrical engineer (Eng.), chartered Ipoh—82, Belfield Street Authority

C. electrical

S. Ashbrook, a.m.i.e.e., chartered London—Port of London

engineer New

SeethingBuilding,

Lane, 1-2, 3.Pepys Street,

E.C.

R. mech.

Wakeford,

e. b.sc., g.i.e.e., g.i, L. E. Slowe, mng. director (Penang)

L.H. A.E. Nixon,

Davies, director (Penang)

do. (Singapore)

Wassiamull Assomull & Co., Jewellers, S.

W. E. Travis, do. (Singapore)

Drapers, Silk and Curio Merchants—31

and 33,Wassiamull;

High Street;Codes:

Teleph.A.B.C.

7144; Cable L. A.L. Davies,

Waugh,consuldo. for(Singapore)

Brazil

Ad:

Edition. Branch: 42, Arab Street 5th Wearne Bros., Ltd., Merchants, Auto-

K. R. Assomull, mng. proprietor mobile

OrchardImporters and 5485

Road; Teleph. Financiers-—54,

K. C. Thadani, manager

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Wee Bkos. (Undertakers), Monumental Winter & Co., Ltd., H. B., Merchant

Masons and Marble Merchants—155, Tailors and Outfitters—20, Battery

Selegie

Weebros Road; Teleph. 3869; Cable Ad: Road; Teleph. 6188; P. 0. Box 662;

Manageress—Mrs. Wee Un Teck Cable Ad: Wintering

Managing Director —H. B. Winter

Collector—Wee Hong Kiat Cutter—D. Nicol

Assistants —

Rupert Pestana Francis Pinto and Cashier-Clerk—Lee Chye Mun

Assistants—Paul

Keng Cheng and G.MarkPeralta,

Poh SengJek

Wee Swee Teow & Co., Advocates and

Solicitors—4, Bonham, Building ; Wood & Co., R. J. (Incorporated in Eng-

Teleph. 2556

Partner—Wee Swee Teow, barrister- land), CharteredTextile andChambers;

Bank General Importers—

P.O. Box

at-law 651;

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(Oxon.), asst, barrister-at-law and Street, John Bolton & Co., Ltd., Head

Cable Ad: Cotillon. Office:

34, Princess

Wee Eng Lock, b.a., ll.b. (Cantab.), Bombay, Manchester.

Cawnpore, Branches

Amritsar, atRawal-

Delhi,

barrister-at-law pindi and Penang

Managing Clerk—Neo Peng Heng T. S. Pearson, manager

Western Electric Company of Asia

(Incorporated in U.S.A.)—187, Cecil P.LowN. Kim Wah, salesman

Menon, do.

Street; P.O. Box 690; Cable Ad: Wecop-

hones; Codes: Western Electric and World Electrical Service, Ltd., The

Private. Branch Office in the N. L, Contractors for Supply of Electrical

Batavia-Centrum;

D. D. Wight, manager P.O. Box 52 Household Installation

Appliances- 70,and Robinson

Modern

Lighting

Road; Teleph. 6666

Westminster Bank—(Nee Banks)

Whiteaway, Laidlaw

pers, Milliners, Dra- Yangtsze

& Co.,andLtd.,Gentle-

Furnishers

Insurance Association,

The (Incorporated in Hongkong), Ltd.,

men’s Outfitters—Battery Road;Teleph. Marine,

Building, Fire and Quay;

Collyer Motor Teleph.

Car —Union

5981;

6907; Cable Ad: Warfield P. O. Box 617; Cable Ad: Union.

J. E.H. W.

M. Summers, manager

Snell, assistant Head Office: Shanghai

J. A. Worswick,acting branch manager

B.E. Trudgill,

Wajsmehl, do. do. C. R. Davidge | J. B. H. Leckie

Miss G. Bradshaw, do.

Mrs. Mackechnie, do. £ JPM #

Wilson, Oscar, f.r.i.b.a., Handwriting YeoOwners—81,

Hock Ann, Merchants and Tongkang

ClydeYeohockann;

Terrace; Teleph.

and

BankDocument

Building;Expert—29,

Teleph. 3580; Mercantile

Cable 4333; Cable Ad: Code:

Ad: Handwriter Bentley’s

Yeo Ark I Yeo Ee Han

Winchester

&Kinds & Co., Importers,

EstateofSuppliers, Exporters Yew Aik & Co., Importers & Exporters

Goods toExporting

Estates, Various

Mines, of Motor Accessories

Victoria& Part

Street;Tyres, Oil

Merchants

British Malaya,& Dealers

Brunei, Parts of& and

in AllSarawak 4750;

etc.—454,

Code: Bentley’s

Teleph.

B.N.B., British & American Goods Agencies: Ong Book Pok, managing partner

Wholesale

Depot: Raffles— Office:Place;

Robinson

Cable Road;

Ad: Motor Master Blue Crown Spark

Winchester; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition PlugsWindsor Motor Oils

Royal

Wing Loong (Singapore Tailoring Co.)'— Yin, S. G., m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p.—Khong Jin

98, 100 and 102, High Street: Dispensary, 99, HillStreet

Teleph. 7627 ; Cable Ads: Tailoring

and Wingloong; Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Edition and Bentley’s Yokohama Specie Bank—(Nee Banks) ‘

 C78 SIN QAPQRE—PENAN G

Zbhndek Bros., Advocates and Solicitors Zuellig, Ltd., F. E. (Incorporated in

—22c, Chulia Street, Singapore; Teleph. Switzerland), General Importers—2,

6246 Robinson

Ad: Road; Office:

FEZ. Head P. O. Box 725; Cable

Rapperswil, St.

W. F. Zehnder, barrister - at - law Gallen, Switzerland; Affiliated with F.

(Gray’s Inn), Malacca E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila, Iloilo,

Davao, Philippines and New York. Cebu,

H.law

R. S.(Gray’s

Zehnder,

Inn),o.b.e., barrister-at-

Singapore U.S.A.

H. A. R. Paulusz, assistant, barrister- Dr. F. E. Zuellig, director

at-law (Middle Temple), Singapore P Lamprecht, manager

E. Peter, asst, manager

PENANG

Penang—or

westopposite Prince

coast of coast

the Malay of Wales Island, deg.as itnorth

waslatitude.

formerly called—-is situated on the

the knownPeninsula

as Province in 5Wellesley, from which itWith a strip

is separated ofby land on

a strait

varying from two to 11 miles in width, it constitutes the second in importance of the

three areas known as the “Straits Settlements.” : The island contains an area of

about

Province 110 Wellesley

square miles, being for

extends 15 miles long andof eleven

a distance 45 milesbroad

alongat itsthewidest

coast,portion,

and haswhile an

is George Town, but the name of the island (which signifies “ Betel-nutofIsland

average width of eight miles, containing 280 square miles. The chief town Penang”)

has become so identified with the town that the specific designation has almost

dropped out of use.

in thePenang was ceded

year 1786 for antoannual

the famous

payment Captain Francis

of $6,000 Lightwasforlater

which the increased

East IndiatoCompany$10,000

to the Rajah of Kedah, a step which was followed, 13 years later, by the cession of

Province

its rising Wellesley.

fortunes evenIn thethenyear 1805 fair

bidding Penang was elevated

to eclipse those ofto Malacca,

the rank while

of a presidency,

Singapore

was asPenang,

with yet unknown

and theasthree

a settlement. In 1826bySingapore

were designated the titleandtheyMalacca were incorporated

still retain. But, as the

fortunes of Singapore brightened, those of Penang declined, until the former quite

•overshadowed

to Singapore. her older sister, and in 1826 the seat of government was transferred

The Settlement of Penang is governed by a Resident Councillor and has

four unofficial representatives in the Legislative Council, which sits at Singapore.

An

the important

Dutch department

settlements of its and

in Sumatra; traderecently

lies init the business antransacted with

portof shipment for the Malayan Rubber supplies. As it ishasnowbecome

the railwayemporium

terminus and for

the southern

Bangkok, Siam Malayimportance

its commercial States andis likely

the port of disembarkation

to develop considerably.of Itpassengers

is a conven- for

ient coalingwhich

Wellesley, and must

man-of-war

always station,

be an and is thecentre

important seat ofof government

British for Province

influence. The

Government in 1906 acquired the graving dock at Prye River in Province Wellesley,

250 feet in length and 50 feet broad at entrance also a slip for vessels 100 feet long.

The

RailwayPrai Department

Dock and Wharvesfrom thewere purchased

Colonial Government in 1914butbyhavethe Federated

not been a Malay States

great success

owing to silting. New proposals for better wharfage facilities are now being discussed.

George Town

declare, is built

life onona the

plain,island

at the back enjoyable

of which rises theinhillanywhich, aspart

Penangites

Colony. renders

The construction of a Hill moreRailway by the than F.M.S. Railways otherDepartment of theis

completed and there is

the Hill is under consideration. an excellent hotel at the top. A proposal to make a road up

The formation of Penang is granitic, being covered in many places with a sharp

sand or stiff clay, the produce of the decomposition of the granite. Above this again

comes a coat of vegetable mould of greater or lesser thickness. With the exception of

a plain about three miles in depth, upon which stands the town and environs, the whole

ofarethe island

found consists of hills with narrow valleys. No' minerals of commercial value

in Penang.

 PENANG C7E>

The influence of the regular monsoon is more distinctly felt at

B most easterly part of the Straits of Malacca, owing to the wideness of the latter to the Penang than in the

■ west

Novemberand vicinity

to Marchtoinclusive,

the Bay clear

of Bengal. During prevails,

settled weather the north-easterly monsoon, from

and in the south-westerly,

from April to October, the rains take place. But neither rain nor drought is of long

continuance.

height of 2,500 The feet, average heatinhabited

the highest of the year

point,at 70°,

thethe

levelannual

of therange

sea isbeing

83°, and

aboutat 20°.

the

Where there

tropical one. is free ventilation the climate is superior in salubrity to that of any other

Of mammals, the principal species are monkeys, and two species of yiverrida—-

the musang and binturong. The ornithology calls tor no special remarks. The

island is a happy hunting

lepidoptera groundThe for botany

the entomologist, numerous fine species of

than that of frequenting

any part of the thePeninsula,

hills. and, for theof area

Penang is perhaps

involved, better

is particularly known

rich,

f Palms, bamboos, banana and other fruit-trees, and nutmegs clothe the hillsides, while

ferns are

other alsowhich

plants plentiful.

will notThethrive

high land

in thepermits of the

flat level cultivation

lands of Singaporeof many Bowers, and

or Malacca.

Nutmegs were at one time a most important branch of industry, but the blight,of which

Betel-nut, with copra and fruits and nutmegs, are the indigenous articles trade.

ever, now been resumed, and Penang nutmegs stand high in the market. There ishow-

simultaneously affected the whole Peninsula, destroyed it. Their cultivation has, no

agriculture

to the extentproperly

of threeso-called. Pepper pounds

and a half million Was at one period but

annually; of itstheearly history produced

competition of other

places,patches,

small notablyand of Netherlands-lndia,

is not classed as anproved articlefatal, and ittrade.

of export is now Tapioca,

only cultivated

coconuts, in

gutta, rubber and citronella are also among the products cultivated.

The Singapore-Penang

the island by a ferry service.railway has its terminus at Prai, which is connected with

The town possesses few attractions, and the public buildings are mediocre, with

the George’s

St. exceptionChurch

of theisGovernment

an unpretendingOffices, a fineof block

edifice erected

80 years’ in 1889

standing, near the

centrally jetty,

situated.

There are also a Roman'Catholic Church and several mission

Gardens and Waterfall are well worthy of a visit, and another place of interest at chapels. The Botanical

some distance from

beautiful the town isthethecoast

Chinese

of theTemple at; Ayer Itam. tripThere are many

takes aboutlittle beaches

2| hours andround

is well worth while. TheIsland

estimatedthe round

population by

on motor

December car

31st, 1938 of Penang and Province Wellesley was 401,457 persons.

Penang is a free port with the exception of duties levied on Alcoholic

Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars, Opium and Petroleum. There are no port or

harbour dues. The Harbour is sheltered from the monsoons by Pepang Island

on the West and Province Wellesley on the East. The rise and fall of ordinary

spring tides is 7'3". The rise or ordinary neap tides L.W.O.S.T. is 4'6". A

constant depth of water alongside Swettenham Wharf, which is 1200 ft. long,

is maintained 30' L.W.O.S.T. The total area of the Penang Harbour Board

has a godown area of ISO,000 square feet, and owns 9 steam tugs of varying

capacity, 5 steam cranes with a lifting capacity from 3 to 7 tons, one 15 ton

steam crane at Prye Dock, & one 10 tan steam crane at Eagan Dalam Slip-

way, 14 electric cranes with a lifting capacity from 1 ton up to 3 tons, and

one 3 ton overhead electric crane. The harbour can accomodate from 15 to 20

ocean-going steamers within easy reach of the quay. A good supply of excellent

water is available. A regular ferry service for passengers, motor cars and lor-

ries between Penang and Butterworth is maintained by the Penang Harbour

Board and regular ferry service is also run between Penang and Prai Railway

Station in connection with the F.M.S. Railways. The Penang Harbour Board

operates a graving dock on the left bank of Prai River near the entrance,

340' long by 50' wide at entrance with a depth on sill of 14P at spring tides.

The workshop is fitted with up-to-date machinery electrically driven for small

ship repairs. Also a slijjway on the right bank of Prai River beyond Prye

River Dock with a patent slip 450’ long by 76’ wide, carriage, 151’x 26’. Coal

is stored on the F.M.S. railways premises at Prai and is handled by them.

C80 PENANG

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Audit Department Malay Asst. Nor

Mohamed Inspectors of Schools—

bin Ibrahim

Asst. Auditor—C. E. Paddon Tamil Asst. Inspector—Gopal Krish-

Chinese Protectorate man

Protector of Chinese—N. Grice Chief Clerk—S. M. Yusoff

Asst. Protector of Chinese—F. Brewer

Chief Clerk &- Khoo

Translator Soo Bok Kok Gardens Department

Interpreter—Gee

Weng Asst. Curator—J. C. Nauen

Director—R. E. Holttum

Coroner's Department — Telephs. 439 Committee—Hon.

(chairman), D.ResidentM. MillarCouncillor

and

(Office) & 113 (House) Heah Seng Whatt

Coroner—Alexander W, Bellamy Secretary—Director of Gardens

Clerk—C. S. Lessler

Crown Counsel’s Chambers H.8,M.Queen

CustomsStreet;

& Excise—Custom

Teleph. 466; House,

Cable

Crown Counsel—T. D. Hughes Ad: Customs

Department of Chemistry Asst. Comptroller of Customs—W.

Gordon

Senior Chemist — Dr. A. Jackson, Jtevenue Branch

B.SC., PH. D., A.I.C. Senior Customs Officer (Revenue

Chemist—Dr.Assistants—R.

Laboratory W. Rintoul, b.sc.,

L. ph.

Daw-d. Surveys) A. H. L. Wheeler

son, Chin Thean Lok and Chan Senior Customs C.Officer

Collections)—E. S. Sichel(Revenue

Ah Ming

Clerk—Ong Peng Kuang Preventive Branch

Department Senior Customs Officer—J. A. Parker

3551, 3552 & of3553;Statistics

Cable Ad:—Statistics

Telephs. Customs Officer, Penang Island—

J. L. Arrold

Deputy

D. Registrar

Sturrock, j.p. of Statistics — Customs Officer, Province Wellesley

Asst. Supt., Rubber Control—J. R. Opium —C. P. Bayley

Gildea Branch

Assistants to Deputy Registrar of Senior Customs Officer — P. H. M.

Statistics—R. J. Richardson and S. Rubber Cooper

Saravanan Regulation

Chief Clerk—S. Selvadurai Pillay Rubber Import Officer, Penang —

J. R. Gildea

District Court Rubber

T. H. B.Export

PhillipsOfficer, B. Luar —

District Judges—H. A. Forrer, c.L.s. Rubber Export Officer, Prai—A. H.

and

Asst. A. W. Bellamy,

Judge & District c.L.s.

Judge Grid ley

Malacca—Lim Koon Teck, s.s.L.S.for Harbour Board, Penang—Cable Ad :

Chief Clerk—S. Munisamy Wharves; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C.

District Office—Balik Pulau 5feh Edition and Engineering

Collector of Land Revenue — J. Members of the Board

Falconer

Asst. District Officer, Balik Pulau— Chairman —A.M.I.N.A.,

H. K. Rodgers, a.m.

INST.O.E.,

Local Chairman—R. H.M.N.E.C.INST.

Wilson

S. T. Stewart Members—Hon. Mr. J. R. Bennett,

Education Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman, M.c.s.,

Senior Department

Inspector of Schools— H. O. Maas and G. C. Watson

General Manager—H. K. Rogers

R. M. Young

Inspector of Schools—G. G. L. McLeod Assistant—R. H. Wilson

 PENANG (J81

Secretaridt 2nd Boarding Officer—H. V. M.

Secretary—J. Cooper Woods

Accountant—C. A. J. Shelley Signal Sergeant—L. M. Nieukey

Thompson Light Keepers—R. Richards and B.

Williams

Assistant—A. F. Gray Deputy Shipping Master—P. Ponoo-

Chief Clerk—P. C. Dias samy

Wharf Department

Wharf Manager—J. Wright

Wharf Engineer—T. Dearling Medical Department

Warehousemen—R. G. King, A. J. Chief

dow, Medical Officer—E. D. Lin-

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

Hereombe,

W. A. NesfieldJ. S. Runtin and Surgeon—C. P. Allen

Ferry Service Financial Assistant—H.

Chief Clerk—Lee Kok Thun V. d’Aranjo

Supt.—J. H. Evans

Assistants — T. E. Bailey, II. General Hospital:

Conn,/D. Williams, J. G. Wam- Medical Officers—C. A. Stanley,

beck, J. D. Gaunter and I. H.

Saunders M.R.O.S., L.R.C.P., M.B.B.S. , O. E.

Bagan Dalam Slipway Fisher and J J. O’Grady

Dental Officer— J. M. Coutts

Supt.—A. G. Andrews Deputy

Baboo Medical Officer —S. Mohd.

Asst. Engineer—W, G. Menzies Asst. Medical Officers

Estate & Civil Engineering Dept.

Asst. Civil Engineer — H. D. manasamy, l.m.s. —( Singapore),

R. Letch-

Black R. Apparajoo, l.m.s. (Singapore), S.

G.and Tan

Rajahram, l.m.s.s.M.s.

BoomW. Beng, (Singapore)

Inspector of Machinery’s Office — Matron—Miss S. Harnelt

Teleph. 3741 Acting

Inspector

ofunder of Machinery

Engineers & Engine

Drivers HarnessMatron, Class II — C. A.

S. S. Ordinances Chapter Nursing

F. Sisters —R. M.E.E. Low,

Williams, Timm,I. m.c.

M.

206 Machinery

MAR. E., M.I.E.S. — A. Brown, m.i. Nelson, P. M. E. Briggs, N. T. Jones,

M. P. Scott, J. M. Boston,

Francis, H. W.Hiscop, E. Fitch and J. M.

Labour Department — Sub-Offices : M. A. Donald

Penang; Teleph. 531 ; Cable Ad: Senior Staff Nurse—A. Mollett

Deconlab Staff Nurses—Tan Yoke Yeng, Lim

Deputy

—H. T.Controller

W. Oswell,of Labour, Malaya

m.c.s. (Acting) Chai Hoon,TehTan Oon Siew, Tan

Extra Asst. Controller of Labour— Saw Lim, Poh Choo and Ong

P. D. Moses Poh Teen

Assessment

Accountant—R. Officer—M.

G. B. Enthuray Maternity

Nathan

Hospital:

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.)

Chief Clerk — Toh Kim Kheng H. 1. Worth, m.b., ch.b.

Chief Immigration Clerk—V. S. Asst. Medical Officer—Lee Keng

Thaver Soon, l.m.s

Immigration Fund Inspector—D. Matron—Miss M. C. Thompson

J. RoyanOfficer—A.

(Penang) Arputham Nursing

W. Mohan Sisters—M.

and N. M.A. Latimer

McCallum, M.

Jones

Boarding Senior Staff Nurse—Song Siok

LandCollector

Office &ofRegistry ofRevenue

Deeds & Neoh

Land Staff

SawNurses

Paik and — Chan

Yap Siew Kim, Teoh

MenThye

Registrar of Deeds — J. Falconer, Out-door Dispensary, Chowrasta :

M.C.S.

Asst. Collector of Land Revenue Senior Deputy Medical Officer—E. W.

*fHooi

c Deputy de Cruz, l.m.s.

Soo Registrar of Deeds—Tay Kampong Kolam Clinic:

Asst. Medical Officer—Y. K. Thamby

Marine Department Pillai, l.m.s.

Harbour Master—J.Master

C. Derrick Gaol Hospital:

Deputy Harbour k Senior Asst. Medical Officer — R. Letch-

Boarding Officer—T. W. Moore manasamy, l.m.s.

082 PENANG

Pulau Jerejak Settlement: Police Department — Penang &

Deputy Medical Officer—H. Meh- Province Chief

Wellesley

ta, L.M.S.

Asst. Medical Officer—S. L. Oehlers MillanPolice Officer—Ian 0. Mac-

L.M.S. Asst. Supts. of Police—G.

(Headquarters), R. C. B. W.Wiltshire,

Lawes,

Lady Supt.—Robert Southern (Detective Branch), L. C. Finch

Province Wellesley: (Investigations X N.(Country)

G. Morris

Medical Officer-in Charge — V H. (Town), J. J. Higgins and

Norris, l.m.s. D.Wellesley)

K. Broadhurst (Province

Asst. Medical Office, Butterworth

Hospital—M; Saravanmuthu, l.m.s. Financial Asst, of Police — Lim

Deputy Medical Officer, Bukit Merta- Ewe Lee

jam Hospital—S. V. Murthy, l.m.s. Chief Clerk—Tan Hong Keng

Asst. Medical Officer, Sungei

Hospital—A. Somasundaram, l.m.s. Bakap Chief Inspector—D. W .Dale

Inspectors—E. Moule,L. G. Blakesley,

Health Branch, Penang: L.Lennan

W. C. (OnByrde, J. Lyons,

leave), A. Mc-

B. Lewis, W.

Senior Health Officer &

Officer—R. D. Gross (Acting) Port Health Hamilton, J. D. Nicholson, H. C,

Health Officer, P. Wellesley—W. A. Ballard, W. Ingham, T. H. Allen,

Nicholas A. E. Minns and E. J. Linsell (On

Senior Deputy Health Officer—H. leave)

Saravanamulhu, l.m.s. Asiatic

cheek, Inspectors — A. G. T.Pawan-

H. Abdul Rahman, Isaac,

Deputy Health Officer (Rural)—R. K. Chin

Ponniah, l.m.s.

Asst. Health Officer — Tan Hor Kee, Chanan Singh, C. Kay

Kim Weng, Kim Seng,

J. Brodie, Choo

L. M.S., D.T.M. & B. Rahman, Kok Weng,G. T. S.Bujang, Windsor,E. Abdul

J. G.

Health Sisters—E. W. Darville and Ritchie, Wong Yong Sin and A.

Mrs. E.Nurses

Health M. Ladds

— Teo Yeok Kiang, Abdul Rahim

R. P. David, Siouw Tan Kui, Oh Posts A Telegraphs Department

Choon Che

Joon, Sioh,Putch

D. Lesslar, Chin Sze

Bte Manikram, Controller of Posts, Penang & P. W.

M. K. Peterson and B. E. Hendricks -G.Controller

Asst. J. Ford of Posts—J. G. Evans

Quarantine Station, Pulau Jerejak: Asst. Supts. of Mails—Boey

Asst. Health

L.M.S. Officer—rS. L. Oehlers, KongController

Acting and Chan ofChooi Phow Swee

Telecommunica-

Pathological Branch : tions, Penang & P. W. — E. E.

Govt,Pathologist—C.

Asst. Pathologist—C. Subrahmanyam

Marcus, l.m.s. Sproul

Asst. Controller of

tions (T), Penang—D. SmithTelecommunica-

Office of the Official Assignee Engineer, Telecommunications, Pe-

4|Sst. nang—K. V. Rao

OfficialOfficial AssigneeA. Chua,

Receiver—F. & Asst.

b.a., Asst.

tionsController of Telecommunica-

(E), P. W.—R. E. Roberts

l.l.b. (Cantab.), Barrister-at-Law Asst. Controllers of Telecommunica-

(Middle Temple) tions (Wireless)—W. G. Oakes and

Chief Clerk—P. A. Gregory J. Hasson

2nd Clerk—L. J. Massang

Prisons Department

Supt.—N. Grice

Office of the Public Trustee Gaoler—G. E. Pockney

Asst.

b.a., Public

l.l.b. Trustee—F.

(Cantab.), A. Chua,

Barrister-at- Senior Warder—W. Seel

Law (Middle Temple) Chief Clerk—S. Marimuthu

Police Courts Public Works Department

1st Magistrate—H. A. Forrer, c.L.s. Settlement

Bedington,Engineer,

m.inst. c.e.,Penang—G.

m..inst.m. C.&

2nd Magistrate—A. W. Bellamy, c.L.s. CY.E., M.R.SAN.I.

3rd Magistrate—Lim Koon Teck, Asst. Engineer (Head Office), Penang

Chief Clerk—F. V. Emuang — ,D. W. Grehan, m.a., b.a.i.,

A.M.I.C.E.

 PENANG CSS

Chief Clerk—Lee Sie Chong Sheriff’s Department

Financial Clerk—C. Muthu Velloo Sheriff—Tan Hock Ann

Accountant—V. S. Kelly, a.s.a.a. Bailiff—Mohamed

Sheriff’s Clerk—Yeoh Daroos

Tiang Kheng

Chief Clerk—Lim Guan Chuan

Executive Engineer, Penang —E.

ft. C. Williams, a.m.i.c.k.

Asst. Engineer (Country), Penang— Supreme Cqurt

C. Gjertsen, u.sc. Senior

Smith Puisne Judge — F. Gordon-

Chief Clerk—V.

Financial Boudville

Clerk—Choo Seong Guan Survey Department

Executive

lesley—E.Engineer, Province

T. F. Elbury, Wel-

a.m.i.c.e., Chief Surveyor—W. H. E. Neil

A. M.I.S.E., B.SC. District Surveyor— L. S. Himely

Chief Clerk—Ismail bin Che Chik Office Assistant—S. Appudoray

Financial Clerk—Khor Kok Tee Chief Clerk—S. Arckia Dass

Asst. Engineer (South), Province

Wellesley—L.

Resident S. Dodd,

Engineer,H.Penang b.sc., a.c.g.i.

Rebuild- Surveyor of Ships’ Office—Teleph. 503;

ing

B. Scheme—R. A. Johnson, b.a., Cable Ad: Ships

Surveyor

A.I.,

Engineer Surveyor, Penang—O.

A.M.I.C.E. Engineersof under

Ships S.& S.Examiner

Ordinancesof

Scharenguivel Chapter 150 Merchant Shipping

Clerk —C. E. Hall, M.I.surveyor

MAR. E., A.M.I.M.E.,

Clerk ofof Works,

Works,Penang—R. E. Capel

Province Wellesley a.m.i.e.s.,

Register acting to Lloyd’s

—S. Jayaraman

Resident Councillor’s Office Veterinary Department

Resident Govt. Veterinary

m.r.c.v.s.Officer—Ofipt. D

GoodmanCouncillor — Hon. A. M. P. White,

Asst.

Secretary to Resident Councillor—

C. E.Clerk—M.

Robless Y. Merican Kuppusamy, G.B.v.c.,Officers—A.

Veterinary D. S. Kirby,R.

Chief g.b.V.c. and A. Joseph, g.b.v.c.

“AX” Anglo - French & —Bendixsens Ltd .

WaterAerated Water Co., Ltd.,Northam

Manufacturers—He, Aerated Rubber Exporters 35, China Street’

Telephs. 874, 875 and 1681; P.O. Box

Road; Teleph. 980;Huck

Chairman—Ong CableKhye

Ad: Aeration 324; Cable Ad: Anglosing

Managing Director—Lee Huck Leang C. Chan

A. Railton, manager

Sin Theam, chief clerk

Director—Lee

Works Hock Bing Ah Chye

Foreman—Phung

Supervisor—Lau Poh King Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., The,

Merchants — 14-15, Sattion Building;

Abdoolcader, H. H., Barrister-at-law- Teleph. 1343; Cable Ad: Anglothai

Advocate and Solicitor, S.S.39, and

—GeorgetownChambers, F.M.S.

Beach St.; Anthony & Co., A. A., Exchange and

Telephs. 630 (Office) and 829(Residence); Share Brokers, Estate, Mining and

Cable Ad: Abdoolcader; Codes: A.B.C. Insurance

Telephs. 417 Agents—9,

& 1121; CableBeach Street;

Ad: Anthony;

5th Edition, Butterworth’s Legal and

Broomhall’s Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. Combination,

5th and 6th

Edition and Broomhall’s

New Standard, Utility, etc.

Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. — Sungei J.E. G.H. Brown,

Dua, Province

terworth Wellesley;

50; Cable Tel&ph. But-

Ad: Borneo Bulford, partner

do.

Secretaries—Borneo Co., Ltd., Penang A.T. SiClark,

Anthony, do.

do.

R. W. Palmer (Insurance)

American Consulate —(See Consulates) Ariff, Dr. Kamil M.—Consulting Rooms:

12, Beach Street; Teleph. 1763; Re-

Anglo-Chinese School-(Nee Schools) sidence: 131, Hutton Lane; Teleph. 3610

C84 PENANG

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Committee — H. E. Nixon, H. O.

(Penang Branch)— Hongkong Bank Maas,G.W.P. C.X oakes

and Murray, A, McLellan

Building, Downing Street; Teleph. 372; Secretaries—Evatt

Cable Ad:Bentley’s

Edition, Petroatic;(with

Codes:OilA.B.C. 5th

Supple- Bank Chambers & Co., Chartered

ment)

W.L. Cuscaden, branch representative “ Penang

Issued Daily

“Penang Daily Imports & Exports,”

Market Report,” Issued

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Bi-MonthlySummary of Imports,”

Automobile Association of Malaya, “ Monthly

Penang and Kedah Branch— Issued Monthly

President—J.

Secretaries &A.Treasurers—A.

Me Evoy A. Penang Chinese

Anthony & Co., 9, Beach Street merce—2, PenangChamber of Com-

Street; Teleph. 910

President—Hon.

Ewe, o.b.e. Mr. Khoo Sian

Fire Insurance Association of Vice-President -Ng Sui YatCamKwan

Malaya, The (Penang Branch)— Hon. Treasurer—Leong

Chartered Bank Chambers ; Teleph. Hon. Auditor—Uheah Inn Kiong

492; Cable Ad: Evatt; Codes: Secretary—Lee Boon Jin

Broomhall’s Hu b ber Edition, Bentley’s

2ndAdvisory

Phrase Committee—G. Martin Penang Choral & Dramatic Society—

(chairman ), K. P. Deighton Hon. Secretary—T. E. Conaghan,

(deputy chairman), R. W. Palmer, 29, Beach Street

J. F. Keay, S. A. Yell, W. Hannay Penang Library—

and D. W. Tyer President—The Hon. The Resident

Secretaries—Evatt

Bank Chambers & Co., Chartered Councillor

Committee—Mrs.

Ong Chong Keng,S.J.L.B.Potter, Dr.

M. Wilson,

Indian Family Benefit Society E.Sharma

Mitchell

(Founded in 1936)— (Hon. Treasurer) R.

and Rai Sahib B.

President—P.

Vice-President—S.J. Mor Singh

AmbroseSingh Hon. Librarian—C. R. Samuel

Hon. Secretary—Balwant Penang Marine Insurance Agents’

Hon. Treasurer—T. Krishnasamy Association, The—1, Downing St.;

Committee—Dr. V. K. Tambypillai,

P. Rozario, S. Baboo, K. Singa- Tejeph. 603, Cable Ad: Audit; Codes:

ram, A.B.C. and Broomhall’s

Raj anP. G. S. Nair and A. N. Secretaries

Stewart — Brown, Phillips &

Medical

Hon. Adviser—Dr.

Auditors—S. N. K. Menon

Jaswant Singh Marimuthu and Penang Godown;Pilot Association—3,

Teleph. 573; Cable Ad:P.H.B.

Pilots

Malay Peninsula Agricultural Asso- Penang Pilot Board—

ciation—Teleph. 444; Cable Ad: Ken- President

burk

President—J. McCardle officio) — Harbour

Members—R. H. Wilson,

Master (ex-

Pilot J. F.

Vice-President—E. T. Boyd Adams, A. McLellan and G. C.

Committee — A. F. Bruce, E. T. Watson

C. C.F.H.C. Beaman,

and Bruce J. M.Burkill

Arbuckle

Secretaries—Kennedy, & Penang Rubber Exchange—14, China

Street; Telephs. 1444, 1445 & 1446;

Co., Ltd. Cable Ad : Para; Code: Bentley's

Penang Chamber Complete Phrase

Downing Street;of Commerce

Telephs. —3631, Chairman—Lee GuatCheow

Vice-Chairman—Heah Joo Seang

(Chamber) & 492 (Secretaries);

Cable Ad: Evatt Asst. Secretary—Khaw

Hon. Hon. Secretary —Piah Lee Teng

Gnoh

Chairman—Jules Martin Heang

Hon. Treasurer—Ng Teng Kow

Vice-Chairman—The Hon. Mr. F. Hon. Auditor—Yeap Suan Cheng

D. Bisseker

 PENANG (J85

Penang St. Andrew Society- Ban Teik Kee Co., Copra, Oil and Oil

PenLtd.,

angThe Urban Co-operative Cake Producers—Office: 292, Brick Kiln

(Founded February 3,Union,

1934) Road; Teleph. 591; Cable Ad: Banteikee

—c/o Hon. Secretary, 3, Dundas Court Bangkok Furnishing Co., Contractors

Patron—Hon. Mr. A. M. Good- to: P. W. D. Penang & P. W. and

man, M.C.S. Municipality, Penang. High - Class

Vice-Patron—J.

President—F. H.A.Grumitt,

Black, M.c.s.

j.p. Furniture Polishers,

Makers, House Decorators,

Vice-Presidents — G. B. Evans, J. Painters, porters and Upholsterers,

Exporters—Showroom Im-

and

E.Falconer, I. C.H. E.McMillan,

D. Lindow, Nixon, G.Dr.J. Workshop:

Cable Ad:

7, Leith Street; Teleph. 1137,

Furnishing

Ford, it. H. Wilson and It. M.

Young W. Ming Doa, mng. proprietor

Chairman—Tan Kiar Lew C. C.Y. Chang,

M. asst, manager

Tung, secretary

Committee—Che Md. Nor bin Haji

Irbrahim, Dr. V.K. Tamby Pillai,

G.LowW.Beng

Snelling, K. Arumugam,

Kooi, Wong Tet Poo, BANKS

D Jambu and Md.Norbin Mustan Ban Hin Lee Bank, Ltd. (Incorporated

Hon. Secretary—P. J. Mor Singh in the Straits Settlements)—43, Beach

Hon. Treasurer

Affiliated Societies:— Balwant Singh Street;Ad: Telephs. 280 & 281;Codes:P. O. A.B.C.

Box 6;

The Government Servants’ Co-oper- Cable & 6th,Banhinbank;

ative Thrift & Loan Society, Ltd. 5th Bentley’s, Peterson’s

Private. Branch Office: Singapore

&

TheCo Penang Municipal

- operative ThriftEmployees’

& Loan Yeap Chor Ee, chairman

Yeap Lean Seng, director

TheSociety,

Penang Ltd.

Malay Guruos’ Co-oper- Yeap

Goh

Kim Hoe,

Hock Siew,

do.

ative Thrift & Loan Society,

The Mercantile Employees’ Co-oper- Ltd. Yeap Hock Hin, do. do.

Yeap HockLeng,Hoe,manager

director

TheativeEnglish

Thrift School

& LoanTeachers’

Society, Ltd. Lim Kho

Co- .Staff—

operative

Ltd. Thrift & Loan Society, TehTanEwe

The Penang Police Co-operative AunBeng

Teng

Thrift

TheCo-operative

Penang PostsThrift & Telegraphs Chee

Chan Eow

Kim Kim

Hoe Gan Lee Hoo Guan

& Loan TeohChiang Kheng San

Society, Ltd.

The Penang Government Medical Teh Tham Sin Ong Siap Teoh Chin

Aik Seng

Choon

Department Co operative Thrift Ooi Eng Cheng Chew Chik Poa

& Loan Society, Ltd.

The Penang Harbour Board Co- Chartered Bank op India, Australia

China (Incorporated in England by

operative

Ltd. Thrift & Loan Society, Royal Charter 1853)—Cable Ad:

Petroleum

Ban Hin Lee Oil Mill, Manufacturers D. M. Millar, manager

of42, Cocoanut Oil &Teleph.

Edible 280;

Oil—Office: J. R. Watson, sub-manager

355, Beach

Bridge Street;

Street; Teleph. 279 Works: Sub-Accountants—

Engineer—R. G. Andrews J. A.D.B.M.Adams

R. Currie

Staff—Teh Thum Keng,

Hor, Lim Beng Keat, Neoh Beng Khoo Swee J. Shepherd

Huat, Chin Hoo

Tsin Nyuk, Lee Hock D. E.

J. Wilson Wilson

Posy,andLee

Sim Yeap EanSay,SengYeap Leong Tan Phee Khoon, chief clerk

Yeo Choon Eng, chief cashier

Ban Poh Medical Hall, Importers of Bhuket Sub-Agency—

Chinese Drugs and other Chinese B. M. Purser, sub-agent

Manufactured Goods—216, Beach Street; Tan Chor Sinn, cashier

Teleph. 4165 Ann, manager Alor Star Sub-Agency—

Lee Cheong W. M. Ritchie, sub-agent

Chan Lam, assistant Yeoh Cheow Eang, cashier

C86 PENANG

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cqk- Kota BharuMuar,

Malacca, (Kelantan),

Palembang,KualaRangoon,

Lumpur’

poration—Cable

W. C. Murray, agent Ad: Potomac Segamat, Seremban, Shanghai, Singa-

R. A. Green, accountant pore (NorthandBranch

Soerabaja Teluk &Anson

South Branch),

W.

H, C.J, Peterson,

Sutherland, assistant

do. (On leave)

A. W. Helbling, do. Yeo Tiam Siew, manager

J, C, Walters, do. Tan Chim Earn, asst, manager

Lim Ewe Hock, accountant

Lee Teow Eng, chief cashier

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. (Incor- Belgian Consulate - {See Consulates)

porated in England)—11, Beach Street;

Telephs. 515Cable

(Manager); (General Office) &Codes:

Ad: Paradise; 478

Bentley’s Second Phrase Code, Bentley’s Beng Swee k Co., Ltd., Electrical Eng-

ineers, Contractors, Suppliers,Importers

Complete Phrase Code & Peterson’s

Code 3rd Edition. Head Office: 16, Teleph.Exporters—41,

and

Gracechurch Street, London, E. C. 3 Oh Hong'Seng, Ad: Bishop

697; CablemanagingBengswee Street;

director

C. Aste, manager Lee Hong Chai, secretary

J.S.J. H.

N. Gardner,

Soul, accountant

asst,do.accountant Tan Kong Hooi, book-keeper

Lim

H. Read,

Goh Eng Chow, chief cashier Mun Seng

TheamEe,Kee,

storegeneral

keeperclerk

Lim Kok Leang, chief clerk KhoO Seng

Yeah Seng Kay,

Lee, do.

Ipoh Agency Cheah Inn Kiong

S. J.F. M.Hutchings, agent accountant accountants), auditors

Gregoire,

Soo,asst, Boon

Toh Thean chief cashier CommissionCo.,Agents—25,

Hak General Merchants and

Bishop Street;

Mercantile Bank of India (Trustees), Cable Ad: Boonhak

Ltd., The (Incorporated in the Straits Boon Pharmacy, The, Wholesale and

Settlements under the Companies Retail Chemists, Druggists and Opti-

Ordinance k Registered as a Trust cians—182-186rl88, Penang Road; Cable

Company under the Trust Companies

Ordinance)—Registered 11, Ad:Dr.Boonpharmy

Beach Street; Teleph. 478 Office:, Lee Tiang

medical Keng, m.b.,b.s. (Edin.),

practitioner

Board of Directors—G. Aste Dr.practitioner

J. Emile Smith, m.c., medical

(chairman), The

Buriatte andH.S.Gardner Hon.

N. Soul Mr. E. A. de

Secretary—J. Chew Boon Ee, managing partner

Chan Kok Fah, pharmacist

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatsch- Borneo Co., Ltd., Merchants—6a, Weld

appij,

Society), IM. V. (Netherlands Beach Trading

Street; Quay. HeadSt.,Office: Sackville House,

Teleph 612;Bankers — 9,Trading

Cable Ad: Fenchurch London, E.C. Branch

Houses: Bangkok, Chiengmai, Ipoh,

Dr. G. van Egmond, agent Lakon, Raheng,

Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation, Kuching, Sibu, MiriSingapore, Penang,

and Kuala Lumpur

Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits O.W.Jackson, manager (Malaya)

McBride, branch manager

Settlements), Successors to The

Chinese

Ho Hong Commercial

Bank, Ltd. Bank,TheLtd.,

and The Borneo Motors, Ltd. k Borneo Chev-

Oversea-

Chinese Bank, Ltd. Capital, Authorised: rolet, Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits

Settlements)—Office: 24, Northam

$40,000,000;

Office: ChinaPaid-Up :•$ 10,000,000.—Head

Building, Telephs. 517 and 518;

Chulia Street, Borneocar Cable Road;

Ad:

Singapore; Cable Ad: Oversea;

Penang Branch: 28 & 30, Beach C. S. Brisbane, manager

Street, Penang; Telephs. 751, 752 & S. Bekhor (Sales)

753; Cable Ad : Oversea; Codes : Agencies:

Bentley’s, Peterson’s 3rd Edition & Austin, Riley, Chevrolet < Chrysler

Private. Other Branches: Amoy, Cars Chevrolet & Bedford Com-

Austin,

Alor Star, Batavia. Batu Pahat, Djambi, mercial Vehicles

Haiphong, Hongkong, Ipoh, Klang,

 PENANG C87

Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Cheng Ean & Soon Chee, Barrister-at-

in the F.M.S.), Merchants—1, Weld Law, Advocates and Solicitors—32f,

Beach Street; Teleph. 735; Cable Ad:

Quay; Telephs. 1601, 1602, 1603 and Limchengean

1604; Cable Ad: Boustead. Head

Office: Singapore, Union Building, Partners—

t Collyer Quay Lim Cheng Ean, b.a., ll.b., barrister-

Director & Manager—H. O. Maas at-law, advocate * Solicitor

Assistants—E. R. Allen, W. An- Khoo

derson (signs per pro.), T. M. law,Soon Chee,&m.a.,

advocate barrister-at-

solicitor

Clark, W. D. Erskine-Crum, F.

G. Thompson, E. C. Tokeley, F.

W. Walker (signs per pro.) and Chin Chin Co., Opticians

Manufacturing General Store-keepers,

and Insurance

A. W. Wallich (signs per pro.) Agents—18,

Khoo Leong Swee,Street;

Beach managerTeleph. 1029

Botjtchek & Co., Chartered Architects, Cheah Peng Foon, Insurance repres.

Surveyors and Licensed Appraisers— Chee

Thum Phui Kee, optician

19, Beach St.; Teleph. 138; Cable

Ad: Boutcher; Codes: A.B.O. 5th Hassan,Keng Hee, assistant

collector

Edition

: and Bentley’s

C. G. Boutcher, f.r.i.b.a., principal China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

MarineHongkong

and General Insurance—Head

Brown, Phillips* Stewart, Accountants, Office: Agents—Chow

Auditors

Downing Street; and EstateCable Ad:AgentsAudit.

— 1, Wing Chak, 87,PengBeachCheong,

Street Chop

Branch: Hongkong Bank Buildings, Agency Staff—Lim Song Siew and

Ipoh, F.M.S. Tan Beng Flock

R.A. P.S. Phillips, f.s.a.a.,

Brown, c.a., F.o.i.s.,

partner (Ipoh)partner

0. H. K. Cormac, c.a., assistant (Ipoh) Chinese Consulate —(Nee Consulates)

Chinese National Film Co.—31, Phee

Cable & Wireless, Ltd.—“Electra Choon Road; Teleph. 1179; Cable Ad:

House,” 44, Northarn Road) Teleph. 356 Majestic

Manager—F. J. R. Glass Ong Keng Seng, mng. partner

Deputy Engineer—D. Banks Operating:

Supervisors—C. E. Dock er,

Stray, W. H. L. Smith and E. T. E. J. F. Majestic & Windsor Cinemas

Meredith

Asst. Engineer—W. R. Gardiner Ch’ng Eng Joo * Co., General Import and

Accountant^—M. T. P. Rule Export Merchants—121, Beach Street;

Teleph. 1061; Cable Ad: Hithermost

Caldbeck, Macoregor & Co., Ltd. Chong Kee Co., General Importers, Com-

(Incorporated under the Companies mission Agents, Wine, Spirit, Provision

Ordinances

ated of Hongkong

in Shanghai,) andand

Wholesale incorpor-

Betail Merchants & Tobacconists—35a, Beach

Wine

Street;and Spirt587;

Teleph. Merchan,tSi--33c, Beach Street; Teleph. 718

Cable Ad: Caldbeck;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s, Lim Seang Lok, manager

also Bentley’s Second Phrase Code. Lim Seang Keng, asst, manager

Head Office: 44, Foochow Road Ooi

WongChoon

BoonKeat,

Weng,salesman

do.

Choong Hong Lim, do.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia * Lim Seang Leong, book-keeper

China—(See Banks)

Chop Hen (Deceased)—37,

Kee Yoon Choon Tong, Estate of Tye

Chulia Street;

Oheah Inn Kiong & Co., Corporate Teleph. 1009; Cable Ad: Henchoontong

Accountants, CharteredandSecretaries, Tye

Accountants,

Secretaries—18, Auditors

Bishop Street; Company,

Cable KhooShook

Chye Yuen,

Hean, executor & trustee

general manager

Ad: Cheahinnkiong Khoo

CheangThay Jin, attorney

Ah Toong, clerk

C88 PENANG

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Committee—W. J. Burnet, R. H.

Williams, J. H. Reid and W.

Anderson

Church of England, The Church of

St. George the Martyr— Hon. Secretary—D. Mackinnon

Chaplain—Rev. H. J. Paine, Treasurers—Evatt

m.a., 20, Pangkor Road; Tele- Accountants & Co., Chartered

ph. 779

Asst. Chaplain—Rev. E. H. Scott, Asst. Secretary—G. Andersen

L.Teleph.

th., St.36 Mark’s House, Batt.; Clerk—Ong Liang Hin

Penang Flying Club—Club House:

Methodist Episcopal Mission—136, Bayan Lepas Aerodrome; Office:

Burmah Road; Teleph. 797 Chartered Bank Chambers; Cable

Rev. C. D. Patterson, district supt. Ad: Aeropen

L. B. Jenkins, principal (Anglo Patrons—H. E. Sir T.H.S. W.E. Thomas,

Chinese School) g.c.m.g., o.b.e.,

Miss Dorothy Moreton, head-

mistress (Anglo Chinese Pri- General, W. G. S. Dobbie, Major-c.b., c.

mary School) m.g., D.SiO., The Hon. Mr. A. M.

Goodman, The Lord

a.f.c., The Hon. Major R. L. Sempill,

Khoo Cheng Hoe, head master (Ang- Nunn, d.s.o. and Air c.b.e.,Vice-

lo Chinese Continuation School) Marshal J. T. Babington,

Miss Lila Corbett, headmistress d.s.o.

(Anglo Chinese Girls’ School)

Miss Lydia Urech, principal Committee—H.

dent), The Hon. E. Nixon (Presi-

Mr. Justice

(Winchell Home) Aitken (Vice President), Capt.

Rev. C. I). Patterson, pastor P.D. W.Hume,

BuchanH. (Club Captain), R.

(Wesley Church) C. Grant-Watson,

Rev. Timothy M. Huang pastor G. McCall, J. M. Brander and W.

(Chinese Church) G. Stewart

Rev. Fred David, pastor (Tamil Chief

Church)

Mrs. C. D. Patterson, principal VetchInstructor—Major W. H.

(Anglo Chinese Girls’ School, Ground Engineer—P. A. Hunt

Bukit Mertajam) Secretaries & Treasurers—Evatt

Mission House—12, Pantai Road, But- & Co.

terworth, Representatives in England —

Mr. and Province

Mrs. W. S.Wellesley

Blick Major L. W. Learmount, d.s.o.,

m.c. and V. Mercer Smith

Roman Catholic Mission —Penang

Rev. J. B. Souhait (for Europeans Penang Recreation Club—

and Eurasians)(for Indians)

Rev. President—Dr. E. W. de Cruz

Rev. L.M. Ribout

Koh (for Chinese) Vice-President—S.

Hon. Secretary—E.T.C.Stewart Valberg

Rev. P. Baloche (for Eurasian, Hon. Treasurer—G. B. Baptist

Pulau Tikus)

Rev. M. Kok (for Chinese Balek Committee—D. A. Campbell (Cric-

Pulau) ket

Capt.), Capt.), R. AeriaR. (Football

C.Mehta,

C. Stewart, E. Capel,

Dr H. R. V.

A. S. Willweber and J. W. Webb de Cruz,

St.Northam

Andrew’sRoad Presbyterian Church—

Minister—Rev. Robert M. Greer, Penang Sports Club —

B.D. President—G. R. Evans

Session Clerk—S. V. Adams Vice-President—G. C. Watson

CLUBS Committee—T.

Francis, G. Aste, W. Douglas,

J. F. Keay, W. D.T.

Penang Club—Telephs. 1340-1341 M. Millar and R. W. Scarlett

President—C. G. D.Boutcher Trustees—T. W. Douglas and G. C.

Vice-President— M. Millar Watson

Trustees—J. R. Bennett (On leave), Treasurers- -Evatt & Co.

R. D. Hume and B. E. Ross Secretary—V. Lunberg

 PENANG

Penang Swimming Club—Tanjong Lord Marchwood, k.c.v.o., N.

Bungah. Office: Chartered Bank C: Stenning (alternate) and G.

Chambers; Telephs. Office: 492 & F. A. Burgess (alternate)

Club Bungalow: 115 Secretary—W. H. Mon ier-Wi 11 iams

President—R. A. Green Local Transfer Office—Birch House,

V ice-President—Ooombs Dato Krarnat, Penang; Cable Ad:

Captain^Capt. J. J. G. Mac- Local Smelter

Leod Registrar—F. D. Bisseker

Hon. Secretary—J. F. Stray Subsidiary Companies :

Treasurers^—Evatt & Co. Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd.

Committee—S. A. Yell, C. E. Williams Harvey & Co., Ltd.

Docker, E. A. Fisher, J. A. Cornish Tin Smelting Co., Ltd.

McEvoy and W. J. Burnet Pen poll Tin Smelting Co., Ltd.

Election Committee—H. A. John-

son, A. H. L. Wheeler, P. C. CONSULATES

B. Newington, J. H. Reid, J.

H. Read and Capt D. P. Belgium—

White Consul—F. H. Grumitt

Penang Turf Club—Office: Char- Assistant—C. Grumitt

tered Bank Chambers; Telephs. China—51, Northam Road; Teleph.

Office: 1465 and Secretary: 705 1354; Cadle Ad : Sinoconsul

Committee—C. D. D. Hogan Consul—Yeh Teh-ming

(President), Lee Tong Poon, Chancellor—Yang Chih Hsiang

J. G. Brown, Dr. W. H. Secretaries—Choong Min Fatt,

Brodie, Ong Huck Lim, A. H. William T. S. Kwong and

Miles and F. M. Sharrock Yang Chu Sung

Secretary— F. T. S. Newell

Treasurers Evatt & Co., Char- Denmark—3, Weld Quay

tered Accountants

V ice-Consul—W. Gj odesen (On

Coconut Products Co.— leave), K. G. Lommer (Acting)

Colonial Dispensary—104, Prangin France—Cable Ad : Fransulat

Road Consular Agent—C. J. R. Qui-

quandon, o.l.h.

Commercial Advertising Agency, Netherlands—

Commercial Artists, Signwriters, Consul—Dr. G. van Egmond

Labe] Designers, Wall Advertising

Designers and Painters and Cinema Norway—

Slide Makers, Licensed Poster Sta- Vice-Consul—G. C. Watson

tion Lessees-—62, China Street;

Teleph. 693. Branch: 59, Hale Portugal—

Street, Ipoh Acting Vice-Consul — John G.

Lai Chuck Wan, manager Brown

Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd. (In- Sweden—

corporated in England) — Head Vice-Consul—B. H. Carson

Office: Wolston Grange, near Rug-

by, England Switzerland—12-16, Church Street

Directors — His Excellency Don Consular Agent—Max Hurlimann

Simon I. Patino (president),

Ernest Y. Pearce, a.i.m.m.

(chairman & managing direc- Thailand — 300, McAlister Road;

tor), Sir Cecil Lindsay Budd, Teleph. 993; Cable Ad: Thaicon

k.b.e., His Excellency Don An- Vice-Consul—Pramote Chong-

tenor Patino, John C. Budd, J. chareon

van den Broek, The Rt. Hon. Chancellor — Vallobh Dhanasiri

C90 PENANG

United States of America—5, Pang- East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shipowners and

kor Road; Teleph. 470; Cable Ad : Merchants—3,

1301 (Office)

Weld Quay; Telephs.

and 87JCodes:

(Godown);

American Consul

Consul of the U.S.A. for Pro- Ad: Eastasia; A.B.C. Cable 5th

vince Wellesley, Perak, Kedah Improved Acme, Bentley’s & Boe

and Perils—Robert B. Streeper Manager—K. G. Lommer

Assistants—H.

B. Green and Michelsen,

H. Bech P. Tonder, i

Crag Hotel—(See Hotels)

Craik, D. McLeod, Chartered Architect—

6b, Beach Street; Teleph. 600; Cable Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Ad : Framboise porated in England)—Head Office:

D. McLeod Craik, f.r.i.b.a. Wolston

Penang Grange, near Rugby,

Office: Birch House,England;Dato

Criterion Press, Ltd., Printers, Publishers Kramat; Telephs. 1360-2 (3 Lines);

andLimStationers—Id, Penang Street Cable Ad : Smelter

LimCheng Kung,secretary

Eng Hock, mng. director Directors — Sir Cecil L. Budd,

k.b.e. (chairman), William

Toh Teow Poon, manager Clark,

Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd., Cycle wood, The Rt. Hon.

K.c.v.b, and Lord March-V.

Earnest

and Motor Importers — Temporary Pearce, a.i.Si.m.

Office: 17, Teleph.

Leith Street; Secretary—W. H. Monier Williams

Cyclecarri; 376 Cable Ad : General Manager in the East—F. D.

Bisseker

Danish Consulate—(aSW Consulates) Commercial Manager—W. N. Walter

Assistants—W. T. Francis, J. N.

Dennys & Co., A., General Merchants, Cooley, E. A. Davies, D. J. Fleming,

Land, Estate,Agents,

Shipping, InsuranceRece-

and F. J. Steggall,

Thompson and A.MissR.1.Jones,

A. QuitzowF. G.

Commission Contractors,

ivers and Trustees of Estates, etc., Smelting Work's—Dato Kramat

Licensed

22b, BeachAppraisers and Auctioneers—

Street; Teleph. 308; Cable Works Mahager — D. A. Mackay,

Ad: Dennys; Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. A.R.S.M., a.i.m.m.

6th and Rudolf Mosse Assistants

a.i.m.m., — G. B. Fisher,

Bixby, a.r.s.m.,

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in a.i.m.m., R.E.W.A.Scarlett, b.sc.,a.r.s.m.,

F. E.

Switzerland), Merchants and Commis- Wraight, a.r.s.m., ' a.i.m.m. and

sion Agents — 12-14-16, Church Street; A. E. Hembrow

Teleph. 317; Cable Ad: Diethelmco Ipoh Agent—E. H. A. Brooke

M. Hurlimann, manager Kuala Lumpur Agent—1.!. M. O’C.

George

Dispensary p 929), Ltd., The, Chemists Fusing Sub-Agent—Ooi Sean Eng

and Opticians—2, Bishop Street; Singapore Agents—Fraser k Co.

Teleph. 398; Cable Ad: Chemoptist

F. J. Smith, m.p.s., manager

Agents for: Eastern & Oriental Hotel—(See Hotels)

Trufood

Doulatram & Co., B.H.T., Silk Mer- Evans Street;& Teleph.

Co., J., 1122;

Exporters—13, Church

Cable Ad:Crusader

cers,

of Beach Drapers & Streets;

& Bishop Outfitters—Corner

Cable Ad : Joseph Evans, proprietor

Devecot Y. E. Walton, assistant

B. Doulatram & Sons, proprietors

G. B. Doulatram, managing pro- Evatt & Co., Accountants and Auditors—

prietor Chartered Bank Chambers; Teleph. 492;

Durege & Thomas, Ltd. (Incorporated hall’s Cable Ad: Evatt; Codes: Broom-

inandtheEngineers—P.

Straits Settlements), Merchants (Rubber) and Bentley’s Com-

O. Box 392; Cable plete and 2nd

Malacca, S.S. Phrase. And atLumpur

and Kuala Singapore, and

Ad:F. Duregeco

N. Ch. Durege, managing director Ipoh, F.M.S.

 PENANG C91

E. Y. C. Thomson, f.s.a.a., res. partner Great Ltd.,

Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

The—21, Beach Street; Telephs.

V.H.C. B.Nolan, f.c.a. (Aust.),

Noon, A.c.A,, assistant do. 1421-9

D. Chadwick, a.c.a., do. Financial

Co., Ltd. Agents—Sime, Darby &

G. H. Y. Grant, a.c.a., do. Branch Manager—T. Y. Ogilvie

Far—217,EastJelutong

OxygenRoad; & Acetylene Co. Inspector

M.C.H. of Agents —S. Rajaratnam,

(Trunk Communication); Teleph.

Cable 1323

Ad: Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35 and 36, Weld

Oxygen uay; Telephs. 1546-7-8; Cable Ad:

Fiat, S. A. Road

(Incorporated in Italy)—26, Road, uthrie.S’pore. Registered

Branch Office:

Offices:Battery

Kuala

Northam Lumpur, Ipoh, Medan (Sumatra) and

E. Mariotti, manager Malacca. London Office: 52-54, Grace-

“ Film News,” The, Publishers, Advertis- church Street, E. C. 3.

ing Service—Top Floor, Criterion Press H.B.W.S.Esson,

Kinder,manager,

assistant signs per pro.

Co.,TohLtd.,

TeowId,Poon,

Penangadvertising

Street manager L. P. Sly, do.

B.C.K. Stark, do.

Fire

—(See Insurance Association

Associations of Malaya Habrakol Syndicate, Ltd. (Incorporated

and Societies) in the Straits Settlements), Manufac-

Fraser & Neave,—Ltd., turersElectric

of Habrakol Patent Insulation

Manufacturers 190-4,Aerated

Argyll Water

Road for Box Compound, Cables, Habrakol

etc.—91, Patani Patent

Road;

Teleph. 107; Cable Ad : Atlas. Head Cable Ad: Habrakol

Office : Singapore. Branches : Kua- Durege

la Lumpur, Ipoh, Malacca, Serem-

ban and Bangkok. Depots at Klang Hanna, Dr. J. G., Dentists—Chartered

and Butterworth Bank Chambers; Teleph. 974

French Consulate — (See Consulates) J. G. Hanna, d.d.s., f.i.c.d.

A.P. Ellis,

Cellan-Jones, l.d.s., d.d.s.

L.D.S., D.D.S.

Ganesh Printing Works, The, Printers, K. T. H. Mann, b.d.sc., d.d.s.

Stationers

Penang Street; andTeleph.

Book-Binders

926; Cable—Ad:

10,

Ganesh Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

P. Ahamed, proprietor porated in F. M. S.) — Hongkong &

M. M. flashim, manager Shanghai Bank Building; Cable Ad:

E. Mohamed Abubacker, asst, manager Gilfillan

V.M. Ramalingam, chief clerk

Murugesa Mudaliar, foreman Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Estate

A. Letchumanan, asst, foreman

HeadOffice:

India& House, 23,Kuala

Beach Lumpur, British

Street; Telephs.

General College of the Mission 681 682; Cable Ad: Barkers; Codes:

Etrangeres—(See Schools) Western Union, A.B.C. 5th & 6th

Editions,

General Produce Agency, Ltd., Rubber Bentley’s & Private Broomhall’s (Rubber Edition)

Brokers and Commission

Teleph. 474 Agents—33,

China Street; J.W.B.E. Leask,

Wallis, director do. (Kuala Lumpur)

do.

G.H. D.O. A.Peake,

Fletcher, do.do. do.

(London)

George Town Dispensary, Ltd., The, G.R. Martin,

Wholesale

Teleph. 362;Chemists—39,

Cable Beach Street;

Ad: atGeeteedee; Cox manager

Ad: Elixir. Branches Station Cable

Road Hertz, Dr. C. Henry, Consulting Dental

and Belfield Street, Ipoh, Perak and 9, Surgeon—22A, Beach Street; Teleph,

11 and 13, Riverside, Malacca

Herbert J. Lewis, f.s.m.c., d.b.o.a., 555; Cable Ad: Hertz

A.director

Davy, &m.p.s.,

generalasst,manager

manager Hin Giap Co-, Rubber Exporters — 86,

G.:F. Fowlie, m.p.s., do. Beach Street

0&2 PENANG

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Directors—C. B. Redway, J. McNeil,

poration—(See Banks) Frank Duxbury and R. P. Brash

Secretaries & Registered Office: Ken-

Hogan, Adams & Allan, Advocates nedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Georgetown

Chambers

and Solicitors,

Notaries Public—4a, S.S.b, and F.M.S.Build-

c, Logan’s and

ings, Beach Street; Telephs. 315 & 316; Hup HingToilet Dispensary,

Articles,Wholesale

Surgical and

Cable Ad: Advocate; Codes: A.B.C. 4th Retail, quisites, Drugs, Chemicals and Patent

Re-

and 5th Editions and Bentley’s Medicines — 168, Campbell Street;

Partners— Teleph. 615

Claude D. D. Hogan, b.a., ll.b. Lo Yew Kee, mng. proprietor

(Cantab.), barrister-at-law,

cate & solicitor, S.S. & F.M.S.advo- Lo Kin Fun, manager

Raymond DelaforceHume,solicitor, Lo Kean

Chan TongCheng,

Hong,cashier

book-keeper

Supreme Court (England), advo-

cate & solicitor. S.S. & F.M.S.

Percy Norman Knight, solicitor, Huttenbachs, Ltd., Engineers and Con-

Supreme Court (England), advo- tractors—21, Beach Street; Cable Ad:

cate Heng

Khoo & solicitor,

Kok, S.S.

ll.b. (London), Simit;

Bentley’s Codes:

2ndA.B.C.

Phrase,5thAcme,Edition,Lubin’s,

A. 1:

barrister

solicitor, -S.S.

at - law, advocate & Western Union, Lombard and Engineer-

London Agents—Shelton Cobb & Co., ingAssociated with Sime, Darby & Co.,

3, New Court, Lincoln’s Inn, Ltd., Malaya14 and

London; Gregory Rowcliffe & Co., Co., Ltd.,

Street, London, &E.C.Shaw, Darby

19,3. Leadenhall

1, Bedford Row,'W. C. Directors—F. M. Edmonds (Singa-

Hong Seng & Co., Java and Ceylon Tea pore ), E. C. Martin ( Penang ) and

Merchants and Distributors of “ Pea- F. F.J. M.McAra,

Sharrock (Penang) asst. dir.

c.A., (Malacca)

cock”

671 Brand— 387, Beach Street; Teleph. D.accountant

McIntosh, c. a., secretary and

Peh Kim Seng, proprietor Resident Engineers—

Alor Star—J. J. P. Davies

HOTELS SungeiAnson—J.

Teluk Patani— R.Gray Bennett

Crag Hotel—Teleph. 29 (Penang Hill); Kuala Pilan—G. S. Ny

Cable Ad: Craghotel ImperialChemicalIndustries(Malaya),

Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Ltd., Most Ltd., Importers

Fertilisers,andDyestuffs

Exporters andofManu-

Che-

Up-to-Date Hotel in Penang, Orchestra, micals, facturers’ Raw Materials — 48, Weld

After Dinner

Fridays Dances, Wednesdays

and Saturdays—8, Farquhar Quay; Head Teleph. 405; Cable Ad: Impke-

Street; Telephs. 322, 323 & 3583; Cable mix. Singapore Office: 35, Robinson Road,

Ad: Hoteleando; Codes:

5th Editions and Bentley’s A.B.C. 4th and J. B. Wood, manager

Manager—H. W. Gachnang Islay Kerr & Co.,IndiaLtd., House,

Steamship

Accountant—II.

House keeper—Miss Heaney Compton& Co., Agents—British

E. Burkill 23,

Secretaries—Kennedy, Beach Street; Telephs. 505, 521 and

Ltd., Georgetown Chambers 1148; Cable Ad: Bison; Code:

Bentley’s

Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street; Teleph.

480; Cable Ad: Nipponkan A.G. E.C. Thowless,

Watson, manager

R. F. S. Loubser and

U. Ichise, proprietor E.G. Rapkin, assistants

Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. (Lessees of Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William

Crag Hotel and Refreshment Rooms: (Incorporated and inGeneral

StraitsMerchants—15,

Settlements)

Penang Hills)—40-42, Northam Road; Engineers Beach Street; Teleph. 351; CableBuild-

Ad:

Telephs. 540 & 544; Cable Ad: Runny- Expanded. Head Office: Ocean

ing, Prince Street, Singapore. Branches

mede; Code: Bentley’s

 PENANG 093

attenham.

Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Port Swet- Khie Heng Bee & Co., Rice Millers—

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Head Road Office and Mills : 294, Brick

Bentley’s, Acme, New Standard and Kiln Chiehengbe; Teleph. 651 ; Cable Ad :

Private Partners

London Agents—William

Ltd.(Winchester House,Jacks & Co.,

Old Broad Cheng —Lim

Law, LimCheng Hooi Teik,

Hong, Lim

Ho

Chin Keat

H.St., Londonmng.,

Elphick, E.C.director

2.

R. C.F. Stewart,

H. Clements, director KimCheang),

Keng Ironmongers,

Leong & Co.Hardware

(Chop Gim

W. Gordon, mgr., do.

signs per pro. Sanitary Earthenware and

Importers, Kero-

R. F. Clark sene Oil Merchants and Commission

G.T. E.F. Conaghan

Comper Agents—127, Beach Street; Teleph.

387; Cable Ad: Kimkengleong; Codes:

James, Mrs. M. I., a.l.c.m., l.l.c.m., Cer- A.B.C. Lee 5th and 6th

Lim Oon

BoonSaik,

Editions

Earn,mng. proprietor

manager

tificated Pianiste Trinity

Music, London, Principal of the Acade- College of Chee

my of 888 Music—33, Farquhar Street; Quah Peng Jin, assistant

Boo Cheang, do.

Teleph. Tan Guan Tong, do.

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd., London Agents:

(Incorporated in England), Elec- E. M. de Souza ifc Co., Rangoon—

trical Engineers—Agents: William “ Household Remedies ”

Jacks & Cb. (Malaya), Ltd.—Singa- Kong & Co., Managing Agents and

pore,

Taiping Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang and Secretaries for Estates and industrial

Representative—H. E. W. Bryning Companies, Agents —10, Merchants and Commission

Penang Street; Teleph. 264;

(Ipoh) Cable Ad : Kongco

KeeElectrical

Huat Engineers—24,

Radio Company,Beach RadioStreet;

and Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Cable Ad: Kikophone (K.P.M.-Line)—10, Beach St.; Teleph.

1173; Cable Ad: Paketvaart

Kennedy & Co., Exchange and Share P. M. J. Poelmann, manager

Brokers Street, and Insurance A. A. Frankenhuis

Beach (Opposite Agents — 4,

Mercantile N. W. Winter

K. P. M. Line* Includes :

Bank ;ofCodes

nedy India,: Ltd.);

A. B. C.Cable

5th Ad:and Ken

6th

Editions, Lieber’s, Broomhall’s, Bent- Deli-Straits-China

Java-Australia LineLine

ley’sPartners—F.

and PrivateN. Syer, J. F. Arthur South-Pacific Line

and A. J. L. Donaldson (On leave) Orient-Java-Africa Line

Agents for:

Kennedy, Burkill & ,Co., Ltd. (In- Nederland Line & Rotterdam Lloyd

corporated in the Straits Settlements), (Royal Dutch Mails)Line (From the

Pacific-Java-Bengal

Managing Agents and Secretaries for Pacific)

Agricultural, Mining and Industrial Holland-East Asia Line (From

Companies;

Georgetown and Insurance

Chambers, 39, Agente—

Beach Street, Europe)

Penang; Teleph. 444; Cable Ad :

Kenburk;Bentley’s

Edition) Codes : Broomhall’s

Private (Rubber Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd., The

L. H. Holdsworth,anddirector (Established

A.J. O.C. McNulty,

Buckle, a.c.a., do. Lithographers,1910),Stationers

Printers, Publishers,

and Book

K. J. Cassy | J.a.cR., secretary

Hirzel Binders. Printers and Publishers of

the “Kwong Wah Yit Poh,” the Leading

Chinese

ProprietorsDaily in “North

of the PenangMalaya and

Sin Poh,”

3 & ti the Oldest Chinese Daily in Malaya—

Keong Lay & Co., Merchants—9, Pang-

kor Road; Teleph. 429; Cable Ad: Keong- 3824; P.O. Box 34; Cable Ad:&

214, Victoria Street; Telephs. 559

lay;

SecondCode: Phrase,Bentley’s,

A.B.C. 6thComplete

Edition and Kwongwahpoh

C94 PENANG

Managing Director — Ong Keng ph. Branch Depot: Bishop Street; Tele-

Seng 983; Cable Ad: Littles, Penang;

Manager—Cheah Seng Tin Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

Directors -Lim Lean Teng, Khaw Logan, Ross & Samuel, Advocates and

Seng Lee, Ong

Seng Kiew, Keng Cheow,

Lee Gnat Seng, Low

Saw Solicitors—5, Union Street; Teleph.

Geok Sooi, Ong Boon Hum, Leong 497; Cable Ad : Rossam; Code:

Yjt

Kim Kwan,

Hin andLohDr. Boon Chooi,

Gan Ho Ong A.B.C. 5th Edition

Chiong B. E. Ross, partner

C. R. Samuel, do.

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- Tan Ah Tah, assistant

ated in the F.M.S.), Engineers, Lim Gim Hoe, do.

Merchants

shop street; and Printers—88-92,

Telephs. 134-135; Bi-

Cable

Ad: Kylpa; Codes: Bentley’s Second & GeneralBrothers,

Look Provisioners and

Merchants—211-213, Penang

Kendall’s

Directors—F. W. Palmer, H. P. Codes: A.B.C. 5th Ad

Road, Penang; Cable : Lookers;

Edition and

Anderson, o.A. and J. L. Ross, c.a. Bentley’s Phrases

Lean & Co., Exchange, Share and M. E. Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School—;

Contango Brokers—3a, Union Street (See Schools)

M. J. B. Watt, partner

J. W. Boyd Walker, do Majestic Cinema, Cinema Exhibitors—

E. E. Scully, assistant 31, Phee Choon Road; Teleph. 1179)

A. C. D. Aeria, clerk P.O. Box 22; Cable Ad: Majestic;

B. O. Scully, do. Code: Bentley’s

Ong Keng Seng, mng. partner

Leong Fee & Co. (1933), Ltd., Rubber Chew San Nee, manager

Brokers, Tin and Rubber Merchants Singapore Representative — Shaw

—4, Church Street; Cable Ad: Bros. (116, Robinson Road,

Leongfee; Codes: Bentley’s and Singapore)

Private

Directors — Leong Eng Khean, Malay Peninsula Agricultural Asso*

Leong Yin Khean, Yeo Boon i.ciation—Associations and So-

Wan and Yeo cieties)

Wee Yang, managing director

Yeo Wee Lim, manager Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Shipping and

Ch’ng Hong Seang, secretary Forwarding Agents—Chartered Bank

Cheah Inn Kiong & Co., auditors Chambers, Beach Street; Cable Ad:

Mansfield

Lim Cheng Teik, Planter, Mill and Directors in Singapore — F. S.

Land < 'wner — Office : 292, Brick Gibson, W. Penrice, G. S. Mill-

Kiln Road; Teleph. 591 er, W. A. Kimpster

A. McLellan, manager

Lindeteves-Stokvis (Incorporated in C. Q. Starkey, c.a., accountant

N.E.I.), Manufacturers, Engineers, W. R. Dobbs, assistant

Importers of Mining and Estate G. G. Harbottle, do.

Machinery and Supplies, Building R. 1. Isherwood, do.

Materials and Hardware—23, China K. L. V. Whale, do.

Street Ghaut; Teleph. 1511; Cable J. R. Watson, supt. engineer

Ad: Lindeteves; Code: A.B.C. 6th H. E. Ward, dock manager

Edition Assistants—W. G. Price and J. A.

W. J. Vonk | Ede Vries Laing

(For Agencies See Singapore Section)

Little & Co., Ltd., John (Incorporat- Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. (In-

ed in England),

Provision Wine, etc.

Merchants, Spirit Head

and corporated in Canada, 1887)—7, Union

Office, (London): 10, Pancras Lane, Street; Teleph. 1723; Cable Ad:

E.C. 4. Head Office and Store (in Manulife A.Yeoh

P. Goldman,

Ah Poon,district

clerk manager

the East) : Raffles Place, Singapore.

 PENANG C95

Marine Insurance Association—(Nee T. G. Laffan, a.c.a. (S’pore)

Associations and Societies) B. Bridgwood, a.c.a. (Batavia)

S. Lee, a.c.a. (Medan)

MASONIC Assistants—

C. E. Firkins

Masonic Temple—Western Road R. S. Jennings, a.c.a.

W. R. Metherell, a.c.a.

Gottlieb Mark Lodge—No. 382, E. C. A. L. L. Glendinning, a.c.a.

A. Rochester, a.c.a.

Lodge Royal Prince of Wales—No. F. H. George, a.c.a.

1555, E. C. J. S. Vine, a.c.a.

W. M.—Wor. Bro. R. W. Gardiner Mission Chapel — (See Churches and

S.W.—Bro. J. R. Skipper Missions)

J.W.—(Vacant)

Secretary—Bro. Lim Huck Aik

Treasurer—Wor. Bro. H. W. Esson Methodist Episcopal Mission — (See

Churches and Missions)

Lodge Scotia —No. 1003, S. C.

R. W. M.—Rt.Wor. Bro. H. S. Taylor Mission Missions)

Chapel — (See Churches and

S.J. W,—Bro.

W.-Bro. R.W. Thomson

H. Brodie

Secretary—Bro. Mohamed & Co., Ali Sahib, General

Treasurer—Bro. E.D. Mackinnon

V. C. Thomson Merchants—10, Ah Quee Street

Scotia Royal Arch Chapter—No. 408, Moine Comte &, Ltd. (The Successors of)—

China St. Ghaut; Teleph. 1192; Cable

S.C. Ad:H.Moine. Headbranch

Office:manager

Singapore

Z.—A. Milne P. Auduc,

H.—H. S. Taylor

J.—J. Wright MUNICIPALITY

Scribe E.—H. D. Grand, p.p.z.

Victoria Jubilee Royal Arch Council, Municipal

Chapter—No. 1555, E. C. Commissioners—J. A. Black (Presid-

Z.—H. A. Forrer ent),

c.b.e.,Hon. Mr. fl.

Dr. Ong HockH. Chye,

AbdoolDr.Cader,

Ong

H.-H. W. Esson Chong Keng,Cheahlnn

C. C. Stewart, Haji

J.—H. J. Lewis Shamsuddin, Kiong,F.N.

Scribe E.-H. Hall Syer, J. P. Souter, Dr. Lee Tiang

Treasurer—E. A. Staines Keng, C. Grumitt, N. Grice and G.

McAlister, & Co., Ltd. (Established 1857. Martin

Incorporated 1903),

Branch and London. Merchants—Penang

at Singapore, Kuala Secretariat

Ipoh, Office:

Lumpur Secretary, Treasurer & Assessor—T.

Greshamand Registered

House, Battery Rd., Singapore W. Douglas, f.c.c.s.

Asst.

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Asst. Secretary—J.

Accountant —E. S.A. Clark, a.c.a.

V. Adams,

Chartered Accountants — Chartered A.I.MT.A.

Bank Chambers; Teleph. 377; Cable Ad: Electricity Supply Department

McAuliffe;

2lubber Codes: Bentley’s, Broomhall’s Electrical Engineer—Thomas Rogers,

dition Edition) and A. B. C. 5th M.I.E.E., A.M.I.MECH.E.,

Deputy Electrical

A.I.STRUCT.E.

Engineer — J. R.

Partners—

Sir H. T. McAuliffe, f.c.a. (L’don) Danson, a.m.i.e.e.

F. H. Grumitt, a.o.a, (Penang) Chief

S. Asst. Electrical

Gosling, a.m.i.e.e. Engineer—A.

C. Grumitt, a.c.a. (Penang) Financial Assistant—J. Cairns

J. H. Reason,

Phillips,a.s.a.a.(K.

a.c.a. . (S’pore) Distribution

A.G.H. Lumpur) A.M.I.E.E. Engineer—S. Mortimer,

Assistants (Sign the Firm)— Asst. Distribution

Gibson, a.m.i.e.e., Engineers—F.

J. H. Dodd, a.m.H.

J.G. H.A. Reid,

Murphy,a.s.a.a.

a.c.a.(Penang)

(Medan) i.e.e. and J. M. Mankin

C96 PENANG

Station Supt.—R. C. Macmillan

Shift Engineers—A. C. Day, R. Thom- Vehicles Registration

Registrar—J. A. McEvoy Department

son, F. S. Ogle, W. K. Clubley and Chief Inspector—F. W. Stewart

W. R.Room

Show Skipper

Demonstrator—Miss M. Veterinary Department

d’Aranjo Supt. & Veterinary Surgeon—A. G.

McCrea, m.r.c.v.s., d.v.s.m.

Electric Transport Department Asst. Supt. Abattoirs — S. T. Paul,

Engineer

M.I.E.E., A.M.I.MECH.E., A.I. STRUCT.E. Water Department

Deputy Engineer

Danson, a.m.i.e.e. & Manager—J. R. Water Engineer—A. P. H. Holmes

Asst. Engineer—K. Coombs, a.m.j.e.e. M.C., B.SC., A.M I.C.E.

Workshop Supt.—W. R. Wells Deputy

Dougal,Water Engineer — A. T.

B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

Financial Assistant—J. Cairns

Engineer’s Department, Municipal Nagata Bros., T., Dentists—4, Bishop

Acting Municipal Engineer—W. F- Street; 52, LeithCable Ad: Nagata. Branch Office:

Street

Fletcher, a.m.i.c.e. T. Nagata, l.d. | Takeo Nagata, l.d.

Asst. Engineers

a.m.i.c.e. a.m.i.m.— &J. cy.e.,

W. G.Clark, R.

Evans, a.m.i.c.e., a.m.i.m. & cy.e., Nanking Hotel — (See Hotels)

and

A.M.I.M.H.& CY.E.

G. Moulding, a.m.i.ce., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro-

Architectural Assistant — A. Mylo ducts, Ltd. (Incorporated

Distributors of the goodsin Gibraltar),

of Nestle

Mechanical Engineer—J. M. C. Sharp, and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co.,

A.M.I.MECH.E., A.M.I.A.E. Vevey: Condensed Milks Sweetened

Asst.

HuttonMechanical Engineer— R. J. and Unsweetened, Evaporated and

Office Assistant—J. Natural Sterilised Milk, Nescafe,

Building Surveyor —D.D.Petrie A. Coupar, “Milo” Tonic Food,

“Lactogen,” Cheese,Quick Oats, Cream,

A.B.I.C.C. Cocoa—39c, Weld Quay;Chocolate and

Teleph. 640;

Fire Brigade Cable Ad: Nestanglo

Supt.—A. J. Brown, L. J. Brittain, manager

A.F.A.R.P.I., F.R.S.A.,m.i.

INS.f.(C.A.G.S.)

e., a.m.i.p., D. P. Beattie, assistant

Netherlands Trading Societv - (See

Health Officers’ Department Banks)

Health Officer—W. H. Brodie, m.b., Netherlands Consulate — (See

ch. b., d.p.h.

Deputy Health Officer—W. Ainslie, Consulates)

L. R.C.P, L.R.C.S, Norwegian L.R.F.P.S., D.P.H.

Asst.

m.b., Medical Officer—T. P. Khoo, Consulates) Consulate — (See

b.s., (Hongkong)

Chief SanitaryCert,

ler, m.s.i.a,, Inspector—J. E. Mil- New Ice Works Co., Ice Manufacturers—

Town Supt. — W. r.s.i.G. F. Colebeck, 292, Brick Kiln Road

Cert, r.s.i., Cert. Food Inspector Lim Pharmacy, Wholesale and Retail

(On

Health leave) Chemists, Druggists and Opticians—

s.r.n., Sisters—Miss

s.c.M., Mrs. B. F.Noon, M. Sloan,

s.r.n., 47, Leith Street

s.c.m. and Miss A. Wilson, s.r.n., North Malayan Newspapers, Ltd.,

s.c.m. Proprietors of: “Pinang Gazette,”

Penang Hill Government Railway “Sun day Gazette,” “Straits Echo”

Engineer & Manager—Thomas Rogers, &Road; “Times of Malaya”—?16, Penang

M. I.E.E.,

Financial Assistant—J. CaiTns A.M.I.MECH.E A.I.Telephs.

Ads:, Gazette STRUCT.E.1477 & 1478; Cable

& Echo; Code: A.B.C.

5th Edition

Registration; of Births &W.Deaths Advertising pept.

Deputy Registrar—Dr. H. Brodie Tan Ghee Poe (“Straits Echo”)

Deputy ^Registrar of Deaths—Dr. T. Khoo Kheam ‘Hoh , (“Pinang

P. Khoo Gazette”)' 1

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Circulation Dept. Penang Premier Press, General

Yeoh Eng Seng (“Straits Echo”) Copper Printers, Stationers, Bookbinders,

Chong Thean Soo (“Pinang ers, Engravers Plate Printers, Die-Stamp-

Gazette”) and Rubber - Stamp

Manufacturers—34, Beach Street;

Ong Huck Ohye, Dr., j.p., m.o.h.,m.b., Teleph. 642; Cable Ad: Premier

b.s.—The Universal Dispenary, 118. Press Mrs. Khoo Saik Inn, sole pro-

Acheen Street; Teleph. 768. Resi- prietress

dence:

Teleph. 139,

3716MacAlister Road; Night

Penang

Overaea Chinese Bank—(See. Banks) (Established Sales Room (Koh Eng Hin)

1892), Auctioneers, Bro-

kers, Valuers,

Overseas Trading Syndicate, Ltd., Agents’ Import Merchants, House, and Land

News-agents, Sports Dealers and Pawnbrokers, Forfeited Sale of

Pledges

General Merchants 2c, Burmah Held Monthly—38, Beach Street

Road; Teleph. 1047; P. O. Box 341;

Cable Ad: Trico Penang Chamber of Commerce—(See

Parmanand Brothers, Jewellers, Silk Associations and Societies)

and Curio Merchants, Ladies’ and

Gentlemen’s Tailors and Outfitters

—14, Bishop Street; Teleph. 1199; P.O. Penang Choral & Dramatic Society

—(See Associations and Societies)

Box 313; Cable Ad: Parmanand

Paterson, Simons & Oo., Ltd., Penang Library — (See Associations

General Merchants, Shipping, Insu- and Societies)

rance and Rubber Estates Agents

and General Engineers — 9, Weld Penang Recreation Club—(Nee Clubs)

Quay; Telephs. 568 & 569; Cable

Ad: Paterson; and at Singapore, Penang Free Schpol—(See Schools)

Kuala Lumpur, Port Swettenham

and Klang. London Office: Pater-

son, Simons & Co., Ltd., London Penang Rubber Exchange—(See Asso:

House, Crutched Friars, E. C. 3 oiatidns and Societies)

Managing Director & Chairman

—W. P. W. Ker (London)

Directors!—F. P. Harris (Lon- Phoenix Press, The, Printers, Pub-

don), E. W. Paterson (London), lishers, Stationers and Paper Mer-

T. M. Shelford (London), A. P. . chants—6, Church Street.

Cameron (London), F. H. Tem- Proprietors—Toh Teow Poon and

perley (London)

Kerrow (Singapore)and R. W. Mc- Tan Swee Chuah

Manager—B. H. Carson Pilot Association & Board—(Nee

Assistant—H. C. Hannay Associations and Societies)

Penang Casket Co., Ltd., Funeral Direc-

tors, Monumental Masons and Marble

Merchants—Office and Showrooms: 193, Portuguese Consulate — (See Con-

MacAlister Road; Teleph. 1304; Cable sulates)

Ad:Directors—L.

Casket A. Palmer and J. W. Presgrave & Matthews, Advocates,

Webb Solicitors and Notaries Public—9,

Secretary—J. W. Webb Beach Street; Teleph, 310; Cable

Assistants—J

J acob da Costa and S. A. Ad: Presgrave; Codes: Bentley’s

and A.B.C. 5th Edition

Agents for: F A. de Buriatte, partner

The Singapore Casket Co., Ltd., J. B. M. Wilson, do.

Singapore, F. G. Pooley, do.

Furnishers Complete Funeral A. J. Drake, assistant

CJ98 PENANG

Pbitchakd & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated SCHOOLS

in the S.S.), Wines, Spirits, Cold

Storage & Provision Merchants. Anglo - Chinese School, Methodist

Tobacconists, Ladies’ and Gentle- Episcopal Mission—

men’s Outfitters, Milliners, Tailors, Principal — Herberth Peterson,

Furniture Manufacturers, Jewellers, b.a.

Stationers, Booksellers, Sports Goods Headmaster, High School — D.

Dealers and Ladies’ and Gentle- D. Chelliah, b.a.

men’s Hairdressing Salons—9, Un- European Master, High School

ion Street; Telephs. 335-336 (with —Noel A. Horley

wb-connections); Cable Ad: Peanco

Codes . A.B.C. 5th .edition and Bent - ; Headmistress, Middle b.a.School —

ley’s Second Phrase. Branches: Miss Elsa Youngdahl,

Ipoh and Butterworth Head Teacher, Middle School—

Managing Director—J. P. Souter Geh Hun Kheng

Manager (Ipoh)—H. W. Sanders Manager of the Branch Schools

Assistants—J.R.L. Cox, T. H. Dutton —Rev. C. D. Patterson, b.a.

(Ipoh),

Tull F. Ogden and Miss E. M. General College of The Missions

Etrangeres—Pulo

Superior—Very Rev. TikusM. Rouhan

Rasiklal Yadilal, Import and Export Directors—Revs. H.Michel, G. Den-P.

Merchant—97,

452; King Street; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Mirthful arie, H. Monjean, P. Piffaut,

Vadilal Purshotumdas, sole proprietor Meisspnier and R. Paroissin

Recreation Clubs —(Nee Clubs) M.E. Anglo-Chinese Girls’ School-

42, Anson Road

Headmistress—Miss

M.A. L. N. Corbett,

Robinson Piano Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Piano English Mistress—Mrs. Dorothy

and Organ Manufacturers, Tuners

Repairers—Beach Street; Teleph. 567; and Deacon

Cable Supt. (Winchell Home)—Miss Lydia

Leo Ad:

Dye,Pianomaker

manager Urech

Roman Catholic MissiON-^(Ne« Churches Penang

Teleph. Free School— Green Lane;

and Missions) Head 1292

Master—L. W. Arnold, b.a.,

Roneo, Ltd., Office Equipment Specialists b.sc. (London)

Assistants

—22, Beach Street; Teleph. 551.

Head Office: 17, Southampton Row, (Oxon.), —G.R. Woods,

F. Bomford,

b.a. m.a.

(T.

London, W. C. C. D.)

don), G.E.D.

Martin Lewis,

Ogle, B.sc.

m.a. (Lon-

(Oxon),

J. R. E. Pawson, manager Koay Kye Teong, Ng Cheong

Weng, Ooi Khay Bian, b.a. (Hong

Rubber Exchange — (See Associations Kong),

Siew Kiat,Lim Khean

Ong TeongSeng, Guan

Yeo

and Societies) (Raffles College Diplomas) and 20

Other Assistant Local Masters

Runnymede Hotel—(Nee Hotels)

St. George’s Girls’

Miss Hadley, School—

principal

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Merchants— Miss Parfitt

29, Beach

Bentley’s, Street; Teleph. 644; Codes: Miss Key

Universal Broomhall’s, Birchwood and

St. Xavier’s Branch School—Pulau

San Hai Bros., Rubber Dealers--Office: Tikus ; Teleph. 211Bro. Paul

Director—Rev.

59, Beach Street; Teleph. 867; Cable Ad:

Sunhai Supervisor—Rev. Bro. Dominic

Choong Eng Kim, partner Assistants—4 Brothers and 7 Lay

Choong Eng Hye, do. Teachers

 PENANG

St.Cable

Xavier’s A. Nunn, supervising agent

Ad: Institution—Teleph.

Brothers 410; Wong

Ong Eng Ah Buan,

Kim, district

manager manager

Visitor—Very

Director—Rev. Rev.

Bro.Bro.

PaulJames, o.b.e. Ch’ng Keong Huat, book-keeper

Pro-Director—Rev. Bro. Loran Lim Boon Chia, checker

Sub-Director—Rev. Bro. John

Assistants —17 Brothers and 24 Slot & Co., Ltd., G. H„ Import and Ex-

port Merchants—2,Weld Quay;Telephs.

Lay Teachers

Seng Lee

and Cable Ad: Slot;Kendall’s

6th Editions, Coaes:

port Merchants and Commission Agents and Bentley’s;

—26, Kampong Kolam; Teleph. 823; Robinson Road; Telephs. 7961 & 7962; and at Singapore : 3-5,

Cable Ad: Senglee; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Cable Ad: Netbenco. Also at Ipoh,

, Edition,

Ong Ghin Bentley’s

ChooiHoe, and Private

Beng,secretary

manager Kuala Lumpur, F M. S.

Tan Jules Martin, director

E. H.J. Bennett, do.

Nysen, assistant

Siamese Consulate—(Nee Consulates) G. Martin, do.

C.F. L.Kiegle,

Liston, do.do.

Silva,

Diamond Ltd.,Merchants—1,

B. P. de, Jewellers and

Bishop Street; W. A. Burns, do.

Teleph, 92 ; Cable Ad: Silva; Code:

A.B.C. 5th Edition Societa Commissionaria di Esportazione

Sime, Darby & Co.,MineLtd.,Agents

Plantation e DI Importazione, Merchants — 37,

Rubber and Tin and China Street Ghaut; Teleph. 633; Cable

Valuers, General Import, Export, and Ad: Tariale

ProduceAgents—21,Beach

surance Merchants, ShippingStreet;andCable

In- Solomon & Co., S., Manufacturers’

Ad: Simit; Broomhall’s

Bentley’s 5th Edition, Representatives,

Codes: A.B.C. Combination, Commission Agents,

Importers and Exporters — Beach

Broomhall’s Rubber, Western Union Street; Codes:

Teleph. 922; Cable Ad: Solomon;

A.B.C. 6th Edition and Bentley’s

(Five

Acme Letter),

and Marconi International,

Private.

Fort Road, Malacca.Registered Office: 4,5, Soon Huat Co., Booksellers, Newsagents,

Head Office: and General Importers—150, Campbell

Malacca

Singapore, Street, Singapore.

Malacca, Ipoh, Branches: Street; P. O. Box 89; Cable Ad: Soon

Taiping, {Correspondence

Kula Lumpur, Seremban, Kota Bharu, Invited throughout

Muar and Kuching, Sarawak. the World)

London Agents—Shaw, Darby

Ltd.,

E. C. 3.14, Leadenhall Street, London Soon TheamBrokers—2a, V Co., Stock, ShareStreet,

and

Resident Director—E. C. Martin, m.c. Rubber Ghaut; Telephs. 1411 Church

and 1412; Cable

Manager—G. P. Noakes Ad: Soontheam; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

Accountant—D.

Import, McIntosh, c.a. 6th Editions, Bentley’s, Broomhall’s

—D. Y.lusurance

Tyer «fc Shipping Depts. andNeoh Private Say Eng, mng. partner

Building & Engineering Depts.—E. Sect Cheng Swi, do.

Mitchell

Mining and H.Dept.—E.

Supply S. ThomasWalker Specialties Agency Co. of Malaya,

(For Further Particulars See Sime, Speciality

23, CollegeProducts & Novelty

Square; Cable Goods—

Ad: Jeramer

Darhy & Co., Ltd., Singapore) J. J. Jeremiah, mng. partner

Singapore

& 32, Penang Cold Road;

StorageTeleph.

Co., Ltd.—30,

1500 (3 Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Chartered

Lines); Cable Ad: Storage. Head Office: Bank and

Building; Telephs. 383 (Central)

384 and

(Management); Cable Ads:

Empire Dock, Singapore Standvac Intava

J. Y.R. R.McDougall,

Cockerill, branch

shop manager

assistant District Sales Manager—H. C. Reed

W. F. E. Beale, do. Industrial Sales Representative—

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—11, Far- T. M. L. Ross

quhar General Sales Representative —

and theSt.W orld

Branches throughout F.M.S. C. K. Supt.—F.

Service L. Brightman B. Blakey

ClOO PENANG

St. Andbew’s Presbyterian Church SynGeneral Thong Co., Rubber Exporters’

Merchants and Manufacturers

— (See Churches and Missions) Agts.—1, Penang 1082;

Harbour Board Ad: Go-

St. Andrew’s Society —(See Associa- Synthong;Teleph. down; Codes: Bentley’s,Cable

Broomhall’s

tions and Societies) (Rubber Edition)

St. George’s Girls’ School — (See Saw

Saw Choo Theng, partner

Seng Kew do.

Schools)

Thean Huat

St. Xavier’s School * Institution and Estate Requisites Suppliers & Co., General Merchants

—(See Schools) China Street Ghaut; Teleph. 548; Cable — 4,

Ad: Theanhuat;

Stark & McNeill, Architects and Edition, Bentley’s, Schofield’s Electric Codes: A.B.C. 5th

Licensed Valuers—29, Beach St.; Teleph. Phrase and Private

538; Cable Ad: McNeill; Code: Bentley’s

1st Edition

J. McNeill, principal $ H X if ^

Thean WahAccount Factory,

Books,Manufacturers

Exercise Books,of

Storch Brothers, Ltd., Jewellers, Gold English Note Books, Envelopes, Cigarette Paper

and Silversmiths, General Merchants and GeneralStreet;Merchants —Office: 218,

and

Beach CompleteTeleph.

House Furnishers

Cable —Ad:4, Carnarvon Factories: 85, Nagore

Storch;Street;

Codes: A.B.C. 1476;

5th Edition and Road & 228c, Carnarvon

Teh Cheng Lean, proprietor Street

Bentley’s. Head Office at Kuala Lumpur Gooi HuanTho,

Lum,assistant

salesman

M. Grand, manager Ong Yew

C.SanY. Kwok

Foong, Hin,

book-keeper

assistant

L. Arthur, engineer Tiang Lee & Co., Manufacturers’ Agents

Chow See Wai, watch repairer and

BeachGeneral

Street; Merchants—Office:

Teleph. 489 ; Cable64-66,Ad :

“Straits Echo & Times of Malaya,” Tianglee

The (Established in 1903), Morning

Newspaper. Circulating in Penang, Tourist Agency-Information Bureau,

Province

216, Penang Wellesley,

Road; Kedah

Telephs.and77Perak—

& 78; The Freeand Information Service, Baggage

Cable Ad: Echo; Codes: A. B. C. 5th Carriers

Only Information

Motor Car Suppliers. The

Edition

M. Saravanamuttu, editor Victoria Pier; Cable Bureau in Town—

Ad: Bureau

Tan Ghee Poh, advt. manager C. Danker, manager

H. Danker, assistant

Yeoh Eng Seng, circulation manager

Straits Trading Town Club—(Nee Clubs)

Hongkong and Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., The Bank—

Buildings; Teleph. 539;Cable Ad: Sword Travers porated

& Sons, Ltd., Joseph (Incor-

in England),ChinaMerchants and

A. C. Baxter, manager Manufacturers—13, St. Ghaut;

T. G. Scott, assistant Cable Ad:Street,

Traverser. London Office: 119,

Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co., Coconut blished 1666) Cannon London, E.C. 4 (Esta-

Oil and Cake Millers—51, Madras Lane;

Teleph. 215; Cable

Codes: Bentley’s Ad: Sunwoloong;

C. Hamilton, (Penang)

N. S. Cam, b.sc. (eng.), manager

Goon Swee Chor, asst, manager

Swedish Consulate—(Nee Consulates) TyeBook-Binders,

Sin Press, Ltd., PaperPrinters, Stationers,

andStreet

General Mer-

Swee Co., General

Ltd., L.Merchants,

Y. (Incorporated chants—218, Carnarvon

F.M.S.), Insurancein Teh Cheng

Quah Lean,mgr.

Boon Ewe, mng.(Printing,Dept.)

director

and Commission Agents—2-4, Che Em Ong Yew Tho, assistant

Lane Tan Hok Jin, cashier

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United Engineers, Ltd., (Incorporated 2/Lieuts. F. B. Thurston (On

incal,theElectrical,

S.S.), Civil,Sanitary,

Structural, Mechani-

Marine and leave), A. C. Stone (On leave),

Air Conditioning Engineers, Dredge Mohamed Said bin Sheikh

and Ship Builders, Steel, Iron and Daud, A. S. Willweber, V. C.

Brass Founders—Head Office: Singa- Nolan, Lim Chiam Ghee, A. L.

pore; Office, Town Store and Electrical Ogle, (A/Capt.) N. G. Fergu-

Dept.: 87, Bishop Street; Works, son, L. Brent and A. K. Meri-

Foundry and Store: Sungei Pinang; can

Teleph. 731-732; Cable Ad: Uniteers Medical Officers — Capt. W. H.

Manager—D. MacKinnon 1 Brodie (On leave) and Lieut. G.

Technical Assistant —H. S. Taylor H. Lowe (On leave)

Engineer Salesman—L. P. Dustan, Adjutant—Capt. D. E. M. Field-

A.M.I. MECH., E., A.M.I.A.E. ing, The York and Lancaster

Electrical Engineer—C. B. Yeats Regt.

Works Supt.—S. Me. F. Rogers

Sanitary Engineer—J. Wright, a.i.m. Quartermaster — Capt. F. Flip-

SAN.E. pan (On leave)

(For Agencies See Singapore Section) Bandmaster—Hony. Lieut. C. C.

Scott

Universal Dispensary—118, Acheen St.; Honorary Chaplain (R. C.)—Rev.

Teleph. 768 J. B. Souhait

Doctor In Attendance—Dr. Ong Huck Zainul Abidin (F.M.S.V.F. Atta-

Chye, j.p.,m.c.h. ched)

Chief Dispenser—Khor Chong Guan Reserve of Officers — Major E.

Assistants

Ketchil and— LimOng Hee Tian, Kadir

Ewe Hock Newbold, o.b.e., Capts. P. N.

Knight, C. D. D. Hogan, Lim

Eow Thoon, Goh Guan Ho, S.

Victor

ofBakery,

Penang Ahmed

PenangConfectionery,

Aerated WaterEuropean

Factory Lieuts. H. R. S. Law, v.d. (On

—18, Leith Street leave), J. W. B. Ogle, C. A. de

J. V. Chelliah, chairman of board of Cruz, Chang Po Jung, A. O.

directors

Cheah Inn Kiong & Co., secretaries Merican. R. D. Hume, m c. (On

k treasurers leave), J. A. Cowan, G. D. Tay-

lor, R. L. Ouscaden (On leave),

C, E. Robless, P. R. Wait, m.c.

Volunteer Corps, Penang k Province (On leave), J. H. Baring-Gould.

Wellesley J. Fairweather (On leave), S. M.

Teleph. 312, —Cable P. W.,

Ad: Butterworth

Pevel 44; O. Merican, G. E. Angier, Mohd.

Ghouse bin Mohd. Hussain, H.

Nominal Roll of Officers C. Abraham and J. W. Boyle

Headquarters—

Lt.-Col. G. D. A. Fletcher, m.c., officer 2/Lieuts. C. A. Reutens and A. A.

commanding de Cruz

Major E. A. de Buriatte

Capts. Mohd. Neer bin S. Wakefield k Co., Ltd., C. C., Refiners of

Ahmed, J. E. A. Clark, J. A. Lubricants—Chartered Bank Chambers;

McEvoy On leave), S. Morti-

mer, H. Oke, E. A. Fisher, A. Teleph. 1021; Cable Ad: Castrol; Codes:

T. Dougal, G. W. Somerville Bentley’s 2nd Phrase

(On leave) and F. W. Walker,

M.C.

Lieuts.(A/Capt.) Leong Sin Kwee, Wassiamull & Assomull & Co., Drapers,

W. F. Fletcher, S. M. Osman, Jewellers Silk Merchants—12, Bishop

A. R. Craig, Mohd. Hussain b. Street; Teleph.

Teleph. 1488; Cableat Ad:

626(Branch 42,Chulia

Abdul Halim, (A/Capt.) S. Street; siamull Was-

Toolsoram, Mohd. Noor bin M. T. Assomull, mng. proprietor

Mohd., Ong Chong Keng, W. A.

Theseira. .1. W. Clark, H. Mac- Sole Agents & Distributors for:

Neice (On leave) and B. Pawan Krementz k Co., New York

0102 PENANG—M A L ACCA

Waugh Woon Yat Sung, Dentist —81a, Pitt

Merchants, Estates and MinesGeneral

& Co., Ltd., Henry, Secre- Street; Teleph. 1317

taries and Agents—Registered Office:

Singapore;Ipoh

Bangkok, Branches: London,

and Kuala Penang,

Lumpur

Directors—L. E. Slowe (Managing), Wreford

H. E. Nixon, E. Waugh, S. E. Travis Solicitors

Beach

and Notaries Public — 29,

Street; Teleph. 432; P. O. Box

and L. A. Davies 356; Cable Ad: Wreford; Code: A.B.C.

5 th Edition

WearnE Bros. Ltd., Automobile Engi- Principal

aghan, b.a.,— Thomas

advocateEdward

& solicitorCon-

neers and Importers—2, Penang Road; Assistants—Ong Huck Hong, barris-

Teleph. 258; Cable Ad: Wearne; Codes: ter-at-law and George Henry

A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s and Conaghan, solicitor

Private. Head Office: 45, Orchard Road,

S’pore. London Agents—Herbert Z. Deane

Harry Oke, manager

Strand, London, W.C. 2. House, 265,

S.TohA.Hooi

Parker, engineer

Choon, sales manager

Khoo Soo Keat, chief clerk Young, L. J., Forwarding and General

Agency—305a, Perak Road; Cable Ad:

Weguelin, J. B., Planter—Jarak, Province Diadem C.D. Young, sole proprietor

Wellesley

Whiteaway, Laidlaw

Draper's

—4, 6, 8,and10,Complete

12 & 14,House Furnishers

Bishop Street: tional & SanitaryConcrete

Engineers, Specialists

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s and inOffice:Reinforced — Registered

Chartered Bank Chambers; Office

Private. Branch Establishments: Tai- and

ping, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore

W. Price, manager Works: Sungei, Pinang; QuarryStreet;

Showroom: 101, Bishop and

J.G. Smith, asst, manager Tile works: Ayer Itam; Teleph. 542;

G. William Cable Ad: Loco; Codes: A.B.C.

6th Editions, Engineering 2nd Edition,5th and

A.MissDavidson

Craig (Cutter) Artist)

(Make-up Broomhall’s Imp., Bentley’s Phrase

Miss G. Steadman Directors — J. W. Hunt (chairman)

Miss S. Munro (Lady Hairdresser) and E. Y. C. Thomson

J. W. Hunt

MALACCA

The Settlement of Malacca excites more interest from a historical point of view than

either of its sister

establishment towns.andCommercially,

of Penang Singapore, butitthefelladvent

completely to theindustry

of the rubber rear after the

in 1906

converted the Settlement into a flourishing agricultural province. Originally set-

tled by the Portuguese in 1511, it was for many years the one foreign entrepdt in

the East, and

the cradle the fact thatstudy

of Anglo-Chinese it hasattest

givenitsitsformer

nameimportance.

to the Peninsula and isthat

Its area it was

embraced

by boundaries some 42 miles in length, with a breadth

governed by a Resident Councillor in subordination to Singapore. of from eight to 25 miles. It is

The geological formation of the territory of Malacca consists chiefly of granite rock,

overlaid

Many ofintheseveral

low places

plains byarethealluvial,

red cellular claycomposed

the soil iron-stoneofcalled by geologists

decayed vegetablelaterits.

mould

interlaced with sand. The metallic ores are iron and a little tin. The surface generally

is undulating, consisting of low round ridges and narrow valleys, the only mountain

of considerable elevation being the Ophir of the Portuguese, which is just over

the border in Johore territory, 4,187 feet above the level of the sea. It is called

by the Malays “Gunong Ledang.”

 MALACCA Cios

The mineral products of Malacca were at one time looked upon as offering

t valuable prospects. Gold to the extent of 1,500 ounces yearly was obtained in

1 1857-8, just outside the confines of the present territory, but the yield decreased

to such an extent that it is no longer worked. Tin, about the same period,

assumed considerable importance. The first mines were opened in 1793, but no

I great enterprise was displayed until 1848, when some 5,000 cwt. was the annual

[ product. This increased until 1858, and a large number of Chinese were em-

ployed in the industry. The superior yield of the Native States, however,

combined with the exhaustion of the surface workings, resulted in mining

enterprise in Malacca being Virtually abandoned. A little tin mining still goes

pn in the Jasin district, and gold may possibly exist in very small quantities.

The climate of Malacca as to temperature is such as might be expected in

a country not much more than 100 miles from the equator, lying along the sea

shore—hot and moist. The thermometer in the shade ranges from 72° to 88°

Fahrenheit, seldom being so low as the first of these, and not often higher than

the latter. The range of the barometer is only from 29.8 to 30.3 inches. Not-

withstanding constant heat, much moisture, and many swamps, the town at

least is remarkable for its salubrity, and, with the exception of the early period

of its occupation by the Portuguese, has always enjoyed this reputation.

Malacca offers numerous attractions to the ornithologist and entomologist,

but it is less rich in mammals than many other tropical districts’. Nine species

of quadrumana, the tiger, black leopard, wild cat, several species of viverrida

(such as the musang and bi'nturong), the elephant, one-horned rhinoceros, tapir,

six species of deer, and two 6f the: wild ox comprise a nearly complete list

and, no doubt, at one time could be found, but .no rhinoceros or elephant has

been seen for many years, and wild oxen have not been heard of for over 30

years. ItFairis sport

snipe. can bethat

noteworthy obtained by thoseof fond

the. existence of shooting,

the tapir from tigeruntilto

was unknown

1816, although European intercourse dates back to some three centuries before.

Tigers in the early days of Portuguese occupation were so plentiful that the

want of inhabitants Was seriously attributed to this cause. A-s with the birds

and insects, so with the reptiles. The snakes, lizards, and crocodiles are, as a

rule, those of the peninsula generally, the birds alone presenting a rather lar-

ger variety than those of other districts. Nor does the vegetation present any

exclusive features, being that of the surrounding States. The coast line is poor

in shells, and the absence of limestone accounts for the few species of land

shells found within the district.

Beyond its interest to the sportsman or naturalist, Malacca possesses no

attractions except to those who like to visit scenes famous in the annals of

European for

discovery the bloody

nations fights they forhavetheir

who contended witnessed betweenIts thepopulation

possession. natives and the

in 1931

was estimated at 186,711. There are some 460 European residents in the Settle-

ment, of whom at least three-quarters are planters.

The trade is largely with Singapore and the Federated Malay States, but

rubber is shipped fortnightly by Japanese mail steamers to Europe. The cul-

tivation of tapioca was formerly the principal industry, but rubber is now

extensively planted, several large companies having taken over a number of

small estates. The cultivation of tapioca and gambler is declining rapidly in

favour of coconuts and rubber, there being 200,000 acres under rubber and 48,133

acres growing coconuts, pineapple and other fruits. The total value of foreign

imports and exports of Malacca for the year 1937 were $6,364,850 & $2,158,012

respectively.

C4

Cl 04 MALACCA

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Resident Councillor’s Office European Masters—T. A. E. Barker*

Resident B.sc.

Muir, (London

M.a. (Univ.Dniv.)of St. and G. D.

M.C.S. Councillor — W. S. Ebden, Andrew’s)

Office

Chief Assistant—V.

Clerk—Tan TeeE. Kwang

Dias Bandar Hilir English School

Headmaster — E. W. Reeve, b.a.

Chinese Protectorate (Bristol Univ.)

Protector of Chinese—R. P. Bingham, Tranquerah English School

M.C.S.& Interpreter—Chan Choon Headmaster—Goh Tiow Chong, b.a.

Clerk (Hong Kong)

Guan Principal, Malay Women’s Training

Clerk—Lam Seek Weng College—Miss M. Lomas

Headmaster,

Pereira Trade School—P. F.

Coroner’s Department

Coroners — Magistrate &

Master, District Officer (Alor Harbour

Gajah), District Officer (Jasin), the H.Senior M. Customs

District Judge, the Collector of CustomsCustoms Officer—H.N.D. Russell

Officer—K. Hardaker

Land Revenue

(Alor Gajah) Asst.

and District

Asst. Officer Senior Asst.

District Supervisor—E. V. Rodrigues

Officer (Jasin) Asst.

HongSupervisors—Lai

Ah Heng Peng Yee and

District Court (Civil) Chief Clerk—E. M. de Rozario

District Judge—VV. J. Thorogood

Asst. District Judge—F. M. Smith Justices of the Peace

Chief Clerk—Koh Seng Hock

A.Chan

H. C.Kang H. E. Nixon

Allen,Swim.c. Ong

District & Police Courts (Criminal) Bah Hin

District Judge

W. J. Thorogood

Police Magistrate—F. M. Smith Ee Kong Edmonds

Guan Poh Kim PerkinsTeong

Clerk—Wi Tiam Chin A.HajiGould H.M. M. de Souza

Strivens

bin Abdul Ghani

Haji Abdul Tan Cheng Lock,

District Offices—Alor Gajah Marian

District Officer—G. E. Turner, m.c.s. Ham Ah Yew

Asst. District Officer—Yeo Seng Koh Keng Bock, Tan Tan

Cheng Tiong

Chong

Whatt, j.m.

Chief Clerk—Wee Swee Seng N. L. Lindon A. L. Hoops,LekC.B.E.r

Second Clerk—Lim Keng Joo M.D

Asst. Land Bailiffs —Abu bin Reteh Tan Seng Tee, Major H. D.S.O., G. Keet,

M.C.

and Hamzah bin Bakar Teoh Tiang Chye G. L. Livingstone

E. G. Weir E. C. Martin, m.c.

Education Department G. Wiseman A. Simpson

Senior Inspector of Schools—R. F. I.E. C.E. Macmillan H.Beck E.I). H.H. Tunn

Trumble

Gunn, b.a. (Durham) G. C. Allen A. H. Keun, m.b.,

Asst. Inspector of

A. Hamid B. H. Abdul Malay Schools— J.W.C.Gordon

Barry ch. b. (Edin.>

Asst. Inspector of Chinese Schools— W.

Haji Abu binUjang D. Hillary Martin

Huang Yang Ying W. A. C. Haines

Chief Clerk—R.

Second Clerk—LimR. Spykerman

Cheng Wan Haji Latip bin Ali R.C. F.Uphill

Ifif/h School

Headmaster—L. A. S. Jermyn, b.a. Loh

H. K. Lung

Kim Swi H. N. Mallard

D. Russell

(Oxon.) C. Milne Tan Soo Chong

 MALACCA C105

Land Office Police Depaetment

Collector of Land Revenue—W. Chief Police Officer—R. F. Mallard

C. Taylor,

Deputy m.c.s. of Land Revenue—

Collector Chief Inspector, Headquarters—C. F.

F. M. Reins Sullivan

Settlement Officer—G. Beatty Inspectors, Central Station—A. H.

Chief Clerk—Tan Kim Swee Hunt,

bin Song Kok

Ahmad andHoo,

T. Mohd. Yusoff

B. Mohana

Krishnan

Licensing Justices Jasin

Alor Station—Giam

Gaiah StationChong — BashahKing bin

Chairman—District Judge

Members—Collector of Land Re- Talib

venue, Detective Branch—C.

PillayUphill

Chong Health

Lek, Dr.Officer;

B. H. Malacca,

Ong, A. H.TanC. Chief Clerk-P.

Allen and Loh Kim Swi

Secretaries—Senior

and Customs Officer,Customs

MalaccaOfficer PostAsst. Office, Malacca Geneeal

Controller

Engineer of P. &ofT.—D.

Posts—G. SmithC. Allen

Malacca Ageicultueal Medical Boaed Asst. Supt.—A. L. Mowe

Chairman—W. A. Wilken

Members

Murchie,— Dr. A. Bearblock, A.

Chong audJ.LohSnoxhill,

Kim Swi Tan Soo PeisonGaol Depaetment—Teleph. 219: Cable

Secretaries—Sime, Darby

Maeine Depaetment Medical Officer—Dr. G. Bearblock

Harbour Master— F. M. Smith m.c.s. Gaoler—J.

European Bolton J. Fuller

Warder—F.

Motor Launch—Crane Chief

Lighthouses — Cape Rachado, One

Fathom Bank, Pulau Undan and Kow Clerk

Boon & Interpreter — Chia

St. Paul’s Hill

Public Woeks Depaetment

Medical Depaetment Settlement Engineer—K. Nankivell

Chief Medical Officer, Supt.

cination, Inspector under Petroleum of Vac- Asst. Engineer—A. A. Fisher

Ordinance—Dr. A. Bearblock Chief Clerk—Lee

Tech. Teck Chang Koay

Sub., Works—Anthony

Health Officer

& Deaths—Dr. A. A. Cameron of Births Kok Tiang

Asst. Clerk of Works—W. B. andPereird

KengMedical

Lok, F. Officers — Drs.Chong

X. Olivero, Ooi Store-keepers—M.M.Menon

Check Weng

Chee

Siong Joon and S. Thambipillay Chief Draughtsman—Fernando Leon

Asst. Radiologist— Dr. A. X. Pakiam Tech. Sub.,Foreman—J.

Grade II—C.M.S. dePestana

Asst. Pathologist—Dr. T. Markandu Workshop

Chief

HealthClerk—Cho

Officers’ Kim

ClerkTian& Deputy Overseers—F. H. Fernandez, S.SouzaB. K.

Registrar of Births & Deaths—H. Sarny,

Liang, A.

C. G. Paulus, Neoand Cheng

Theagarajah R. K.

E. Sequerah Pillai Overseer —A. Louis

Deputy Health Officer

Registrar of Deaths—Dr. D. C. & Deputy Electrical

Richards Chief Wireman—N.

Financial Clerk—V. A.V. Sta.

PillaiMaria

Asst.

Lady Health

MedicalOfficer—Dr.

Officer—Dr. P. E.(Miss)

PereiraC. Correspondence Clerk—Felix Leong

B. Smith Contract Clerk—Mah Kim Yong

Matron—Miss V. E. M. Hunt Registeation Office

Official Assignee’s & Public Teustee’s Registrar of Births & Deaths—Dr.

Depaetment— A. A. Cameron

Deputy Registrar of Births &

Asst. Official Assignee & Asst. Public Deaths—Dr. H. E. Sequerah

Trustee, Malacca—J.W.D.

Chief Clerk—Wee Tiong Kim Ambrose Deputy Registrar of Deaths—Dr. D.

Chinese

Hong Interpreter — Chew Shia C. RichardsClerks—Chan Ah Ngin

Registrar’s

Second Clerk—H. N. Dias and Mah Kim Tee

C4*

C106 MALACCA

Rural Board Supreme Court

Members of the Board Registrar—W. J. Thorogood

The Ron. Resident Councillor Chief Clerh * Deputy Registrar—

A.Thomazios

(Chairman)

The Collector of Land Revenue Survey Department

The District Officer, Alor Gajah Acting Chief Surveyor—P. H. Bonnet

The District O^cer,. J,asin Senior Surveyor—K. L. Bedlingtqn

The Settlement Engineer Chief

Tech. Clerk—Loh

Sub., and Chow

Special Eng

Grade — U.

The Health Officer Thuriappah M-Navaratham

The Drainage k. Irrigation Engineer . Techs.

The Hon’ble Mr. G. Wiseman arid N-B-Chandrapala S. M^uttiah

Sub., Grade I—

Mr. Chi Sun Cheng Techs. Sub-, Grad©Mohd-

II—V.SaReh

Thambiah

Capt. Mohamed Ali bin Maidin, m.b.e-. C.Hamid,

Rajaratnam,

BadorOngbinKimMenuang, bin

V.

Mr. R. A. Y. Caruth Elyathajpby. Keat, Ong;

Bian Eng, Yeoh Ah Cheng, V. S.

Sheriff’s Department IswaraTeow

Tqpg lyey,Guan

C. E. Herman and

Sheriff—W. J. Thorogood

Bailiff—Cheong Chin Onn

Treasury & Stamp Office

Statistics Department Asst. Accountant-General—W.

C. Taylor, m.c.s.

Asst. Registrar ' of Imports & Ex-

ports—F. M. Smith, m.o.s. Chief Clerk—Lim TingYew

Office Assistant—Tan SunLim

Allen k Gledhill, Advocates, Solicitors Indian Chamber of Commerce—

President—H. A. Said (Haji Ba-

and Notaries Public—IS, Church

Street; Teleph. 189; Cable Ad: chee & Sons)

Gledhill, Malacca; Also; at Singa- Vice-Presidents—R. Nanji and K. P.

pore Y, Ismail

Anglo-Chinese School- 1, Kubu Road: Hon. Secretary—G. Mohamed

Affiliated Institutions:

English School (Private).. AngloMethodist Batoha (R. E. Mohamed Kassim

Chinese School, Tangkak (Jchore) and & Co., Ltd.)

Methodist Boys’ Boarding School at Hon. Treasure^;- V. A. P. Pac-

461, kirisamy

141

142 & 533, Tranquerah; Telephs. Hon. Auditor—Bhagawanji (Ma-

Ho Seng Ong, m.a. (Lend.), f.r. lacca Oil Mill & Co.) ;

g.s., principal and 22 assistants Committee—K. P. Nayar, S. P.

Anglo French k Bendixens, Ltd., Yengadasalam, M. Abdul La-

Rubber

down andDealers andPengkalan

Office: 29a, ExportersRama;

- Go- theef (K. P. M. Mohamed Sul-

Cable Ad : Angloeing tan Bros.), Chunilal Mariechand,

Yqoh Cheang Boon, manager Amarshi

(N. Govindji &andCo.)Nanu Mall

A. Chuharmall

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Jasin Recreation Club —

Alor Gajah Recreation Club — President-J. S. H, Cunyngham-

President—G: E. Turner Brown

Secretary—Teo Kim Tee

Chettiars’ (Nattukkottai)' Chamber Hon. Secretary—S. Fernandez

. :of Commerce—71, First Cross, St., Hrin. Treasurer—Lee Kee Siew

Malacca; P.O. Box 69; Cable Ad: Hop, Auditor—L. H. Danapala

D^nayysiar Hon. Sports Secretary—Mohd. Amin

The Manager—G. S. Nathan bin Janudin

 MALACCA Cl07

Malacca Chinese Chamber of;Commerce St.stituted Andrew’s Society, MalacBa (Con-

10th, December, 1911)'-^- .

—20, Tranquerah Kang Swi, j.p,,' c.h.

President—Chan Chieftain—G. J. Dickson

Vice-President—Tan Soo Chohg, J.P., Vice-Chieftain—S.

Hon. Secretary

B. RossTreasurer

M.C.Auditor—Ong Teck Ngee

Hon. —W. C. McKay

Hon. Treasurer—Chan Yew Bee Committee—Dr.

J.F. G.McCarry, W. L. Donaldson, R.

Secretary—Lew Kee Kiat

Committee—Dr. Ho Pao Jin, Teh AndersonA. Mackenzie and E.

Chaik >Soq,NgimWee

Koon Seng,

Fu, Ng Soo Guan,' Chen

Tock Lim Tye Chiow, Ong Atlas Ice Co., Ltd., Ice and Rice

Tian, Chew

Keng Cheong, Gan Wah Boon, Goh Millers—18, BukitGedong;Jonker Teleph.Street;

21; CableFactory:

Ad:

Chee Van, Tan

Dr. Kwong KinCheng

Cheong,Lock,

Tanc.b.f..

Roh Atlas; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition &

Poh, (ex-officio) and Loh KimSwqj.p. Bentley’s,

Street; Singapore Bra,nch:

Factory: 5a, Kampong Soopoo, 13a, Cecil

(ex-officio) Singapore

Ong Chin Yam, acting hang;"director

Malacca Club, The— Tan Swi Chay, secretary

President—F. G. Martin Wakefofd & Lowndes, consult-

Vice- President—D. I. Todman

Hon. . Secretary (Town Section)—M. ing engineers

D. Scott Bori^eo Motors,

Hon. Secretary (Golf Section)}-—A. Chevrolet,

W. Goode Ltd. —Ltd.

W olferston Road.

Hon. Secretary (Swimming Section) Head

Singapore. Office: 68-70,.

Branches Orchard

at Road

Penang,Ipoh,

—T. Kendall

Secretaries Treasurers—Evatt & Co. Kuala Cable Ad: Lumpur, Sereinand

Borneocar banBorneochev

and Malacca;

Malacca

vants’ Government

Co-operative&Thrift Municipal Ser- Cadet Corps (Recruited exelusively from

& Loan-

Society, Ltd.— the High School)^-

Acting Chairman—Low Earn Kang Officer Commanding—Capt. Abbas C.

Hon. Secretary—Lee Kye Chuan M. Soaid

Hon. Treasurer—Chan Ah Yin 2pd-in-Cojnmand Officers—Ltf, C,.

Clerh-in-Charge—E. L. Wee deVries

u/o Ismail C. M. Amin

Malacca Library— u/o

u/o M.

M. Hassau,

Isa C. M.C.Laiu

A. Wohabaud

Chairman—Resident Councillor

Hon. Secretary" & Treasurer— Miss Chin Leong, Chop,Rubber Merchants--

M . Lomas

Committee—Mrs. 22, Riverside; Teleph. 355; Cable Ad:

R. C. Gould, TanS. Eng Williams,

Chye, P.Mrs.G. Chin Leong

Yeo Chiew Kuah, manager

Pamadasa,

T. Joseph P. G. Mahindasa and K. Chan ChoO Tiong, senior partner

Malacca Planters’Association— China. Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Fire,

Chairman—W. A. Wilken Marine, Accident and General

Vice-Chairman—J. Knoxhill Insurance—Head

Chief Office, Bank Office: Agencies—

Southern Hongkong

Committee—W. H. C. Horn,

chie, R. J. McCarry, R. A. Y. A. Mur- Hongkong Chambers, Singa-

Caruth and A. MacCombie (On pore Agents—Koh Keng Bock

General V

leave) Co., 11, Blacksmith

Secretary—M. H. Carr Agent—Chua Kok TohStreet, Malacca

Royal Society of St. George (Malacca, Chuan <1 Co., Genera! Rubber Merchants

^88. First Cross Street; Teleph.

Branch)—

President—W. S. Ebden 90; P.O. Box 20

Vice-President— G. F. Stringfellow Agency:

Hon. Secretary—S. J.Chadderton

Williams The Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.,

Hon. Treasurer—L: Kerosene Oil

C108 MALACCA

Chwi Chuan & Co., Shipping and Com- Haji Bachee & Sons, Complete Out-

mission Agents—64, First Cross Street; fitters, Provisions and Piece Goods

Teleph. i03; Cable Ad: Chwichuan

Agents—S. Merchants—35, First Cross Street;

“Dah Loh”S. “Hafthor” and S. S. Teleph. 378; Cable Ad: Hajibachee

H. A. Said, manager

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Harper,

Christ Church (Church of England)— and poratedGilfillan & Co., Ltd.Shipping

in F.M.S.), Merchants, (Incor-

Chaplain—Rev. L. St. G. Fetter Insurance Agents, Managing Agents

Asst. Priest (Honorary)—Rev. Huang and Secretaries to Rubber Estates and

Mines—Teleph. 50; Cable

Yang Ying

Catechist—S. M. Raja Rethinam Head Office: Kuala Lumpur.Ad:Branches

Achan.

at Malacca, Port Dickson, Seremban,

Port Swettenham,

Taiping, PortKlang,

Weld, Teluk

BaganAnson,

OONVENT OF THE HOLY INFANT JESUS — Ipoh, Datoh

The Lady Superior—Sister St. John and Utan Melintang

Baptist and 25 Nuns C. Y. Brandon, branch manager

French Roman Catholic

St.Rev.

Francis Church—Rev. Mission—Auriol, Hevea Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

R. Dubois and Rev. A.L. Francis S. S.), Rubber. Merchants, Buying

Agents, Packers and Shippers and

St. Mary’s Church—Rev.

Muar (Johore), St. Andrew’s R. Dubois

Church Commission Agents — Registered

—Rev. R.St.Ashness Office: 27, First Cross Street, Ma-

Segamat, Philip’s Chapel—Rev. R. lacca; Godown: 29o, Pengkalan

Ashness

Libis, St. Simon’s Chapel—Rev. R. Rama Road; Telephs. 314 (Office) &

316 (Godown); Cable Ad: Chye-

Ashness cheng: Codes; Bentley’s Complete

Sacred Heart Convent—7, Banda Hilir Phrase and Second Phrase

Directors—Dr. B. H. Ong, j.p.,

The Lady Superior and 12, Canossian Chua Chye Cheng and E. Chin Satt

Sisters Managing Director—Lim Sian

Fraser ifc Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water Soon

Manufacturers—Bukit Gedong; Teleph. Secretary—Cheak Soon Teck

.82; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition Singapore Agents—Wee Chin

T. G. C. Webster, branch manager Kam & Co., 14a, Change Alley,

Singapore

George

WholesaleTownandDispensary,

Retail Chemists, Ltd., Drug-

The, High School—Teleph. 163

gists and Opticians—9 and 11, River- Head Master—L.

(Oxon.) A. S. Jermyn,

and 17 Assistant Masters b.a.

side; Teleph. 70; Cable

T. McKinstery, M.p.s.,Ad:

f.c.o,Geeteedee

Gomes & Co., C. F.,andCompanies’ Secretary, & #4 H

Rubber Planter Commission Agents Hong Hin & Co. (Established in 1914),

—96, First Cross

Cable Ad: Cyrilgomes Street; Teleph. 67; General Merchants, Commission and

C. F. Gomes, proprietor Insurance

Auctioneers.Agents, Estate

General Suppliers

Dealers and

in: High

Class

ElectricStationery,

Bulbs, Office

Malacca Requisites,

Canes,

Gould & Co., Ralph

Solicitors—36, C., Advocates

Riverside; Teleph. 44and Cartridges, Agents for Newspapers and

Advocate & Solicitor—Cedric Carver Publications — 27, First Cross Street;

Teleph. Bentley’s

74; Cable Ad: Chyecheng;

Chief Clerk—Tan Yong Lee Codes: Complete Phrase and

Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Established 1821, Second Phrase Code

Chua Chye Cheng, rang, partner

Incorporated in 1903 in Straits

ments), East India and General Mer- Settle- E Chin Satt, do.

chants Cheak Soon Teck, do.

J. C. Agents—Cable Ad: Guthrie

Horn, branch manager Goh Eng Kiat, office assistant

 MALACCA Cl 09

Hongkong:

Corporation & Shanghai

(IncorporatedBanking

in Hong- Chye,

son, j,p.ChiandPuah

W. Ohiang,

C. Taylor,D. m^C.s.

Ander-

kong)—Fort Road Secretary’g Department

G. M.F. D.Stringfellow, agent

Scott, assistant Secretary, Treasurer & Assessor—H.

J. C. F. Connell, do. P. Clarke, m.c., l.l.b.

Chief Clerk—ChanSengGeok

2nd. Clerk—Ong Eng

Whatt

Koh Keng Bock & Co.,

Commission Agents—11, BlacksmithInsurance and 3rd Clerk—Wee Eng Thye

Street; Stenographer—Sf C. Chiang

Bentley’sCable andAd:

A B.C.Kohkengbok; Codes:

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Singapore. Generating Station: Kubu Registry of Vehicles

Road, Malacca

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Robinson, m.i.e.e.,

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R. BurnsEngineer W.H.

and G. A. &Potts Macgregor, Engineering Department

Resident Manager—V. Municipal

Chase-Currier

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M.INST. & CY. E.,LCERT.

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R.S.I.

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Cheng,

and Dr,Tan B. H.SooOng,Chong, j.p., m.c.

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Manager—Tay Hong Seng Store-keeper—Tan Geok Chye

Asst. Manager—Lee Sau Choon Health Department

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ards, L.M.S.

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Inspector—Lee

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M.c.s. Hon. Mr. W.S. Ebden, Stenographer Lam Bew Weng

lacca) (Resident Councillor, Ma- Registry of Births A- Deaths

Commissioners—Tan Soo Chong, j.p., Registrar—Municipal

Capt. Mohamedm.b.e.,

A. J. Minjoot, Ali b.Maidin,M.B.E.,

j.p., Tan Eng Deputy Registrars—S. Health Officer

W. Cornelius

and Mohd. Yunos b. Hj. Said

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Veterinary Officer—R. A. Wright, Clark and A.J. McLeod

Manager—F. McAra, c.A.

m.k.c.v!s. Inspector—J.

Veterinary A. Vannia- Estates Dept. — M.H. H.Torbitt

Carr,a.c.i.s.,

A. W.

singham, g.b.v.o., assoc, i.d.i. Scott, A.C.A. and

Chartered. Secretary

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Supt.—R.

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McKay

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G. Better

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Zehnder, barrister-at-law

Smith (Gray’s Inn)

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

The Federated Malay States comprise the four states of Perak, Selangor,

Negri Sembilan and Pahang. In 1895 a treaty was signed by the Rulers of

the four States by which they agreed to constitute their countries into a

Federation to be administered under the advice of the British Government.

Each State is administered under the advice of a Resident, subject to the

instructions of the High Commissioner who is also Governor of the Straits

Settlements. The Federal Government is under the immediate control of the

Federal Secretary subject to the instructions of the High Commissibner. In

1909 a Federal Council was created for the joint arrangement of all matters

of common interest to the Federation or affecting more than one State and

for the proper enactment of all laws intended to have force throughout the

Federation or in more than one State. The Federal offices are at Kuala

Lumpur, Selangor.

The States have over 1,068. miles of railway in the Malay Peninsula. They

have 5,015 miles of roads, of which 3,248 are metalled and gravelled. Of the

metalled roads 2,482 miles or 76% are bituminously treated. The wii-e mileage

of telegraphs and telephones is 61,546 (of which 27,990 miles of wire is in under-

ground cables). Waterworks wharves, hospitals, prisons, schools, and many

other public buildings have heen constructed', and important schemes carried

out. The principal sources; of revenue are, the alluvial tin deposits, and the

plantation rubber industry, the country prbducing one-third’ of the world’s

supply of rubber. Tin has been worked ih the Malay States for centuries and

the F. M. S,. have been for many years now the largest producers of tin ore in

the

also world.

possessesThelodedeposits worked are for the most part alluvial but the country

deposits.

Planting enterprise in the Federated Malay States for many_ years had not

proved very successful, but the introduction of rubber Cultivation completely

transformed the agricultural prospects of the country. The area under rubber

at the end of 1989 was 1,688,719 acres. Approximately 251,500 acres of land

are under coconuts, for which the soil and climate of these States are pecu-

liarly well suited, and the cultivation of rice has been very much encouraged

by the construction of vast irrigation works. The success of every form of

agriculture and of all the efforts of the Government to develop the country by

means of railways,..irrigation, and Other great public works, depends upon an

adequate supply Of labour. The Governments :0f the Colony and of the Feder-

ated Malay States, supported by the planters, have sucoeeded in securing an

adequate supply of Indian labour, by a new system of recruiting and by offer-

ing higher wages and other advantages. An Agricultural Department to foster

agricultural interests, to encourage the cultivation of new products, to conduct

experiments, and to be a general source of information for planters, is doing

useful work.

In the Federated Malay States there are approximately 81,500 children

attending English and Malay Schools conducted or supported by the Govern-

ment. There are also about 10,000 children in private English schools. In

addition tp these schools there are a number of Chinese and Tamil vernacular

schools which are either Government aided, or uhder private.pfahagement.

In the three western States there is a law compelling the attendance of

Malay children who live within reasonable distance of a school. In recent

years there has been an increased demand by Malays for vernacular and English

education.

cm FEDERATED MALAY STATES

The total area of the Federation is 27,540 square miles, with a population

at the end of 1939 of 2,150,895. The principal towns are Kuala Lumpur (SeL),

pop. 138,425;. Ipoh (Pk.), 65,417; Taiping (Pk.), 38,719; Seremban (N. S.),

26,086; and Kuala Lipis (Pahang), . 4,856.

DIRECTORY

THE RULERS

H.H. the Sultan of Perak—Paduka Sri Sultan Sir Abdul Aziz A1 Muktassim

Billah Shah, k.cuu.g., k.b.e., c.m.g.

H.H. the Sultan of Selangor—H. H. Sultan Hisamud-din Alam Shah, k.c.m.o.,

ibni al-Marhum Sultan Alaidan Sulaiman Shah

H.H. the Yangibnidi al-Marhum

k.c.m.g., Pertuan Besar of Negri

Tuanku Sembilan—H.H. Tuanku Abdul Rahman,

Muhammad

H.H. the Sultan of Pahang—H.H. Abu Baker Riayatud - Din al-Muadzam

Shah. K.C.M.G., ibni al-Marhum al-Mutasim Billah al-Sultan Abdullah

FbdekaL' Council Hon. Dato’ Hussain bin Mohamed

Official Members Taib, m.c.s. (Orang Kaya Indera

His Excellency the High Commissioner , Shahbandar)

Hon. the British Residents Federal Secretariat

Hon. the Federal Secretary, F.M.S. The Federal Secretary, F.M.S.—H.

Hon. the Legal Adviser, F.M.S. Fraser, m.c.s.

Hon. thie. Financial Secretary, F.M.S.

Hon. the Secretary for, Chinese Affairs, TheR. Financial Secretary, F.M.S.—H.

Malaya Joynt, m.c.s.

Hon. the Controller of Labour, Malaya Under Secretary to Government, F.

M.S.—E. E. F. Pretty, m.c.s. (Act-

Hon. the General Manager, Federated ing)

Malay States Railways

Hon. the Adviser on Education, Malay Deputy Financial Secretary, F.M.S.—

S. N. King, m.c.s. (Acting)

States

Hon. the Adviser on Agriculture, Ma- S. Gorry, m.c.s.to (Acting)

Asst. Secretary Government—W. C.

lay States 2nd Asst. Secretary to Government—

Hon. the Comptroller of Customs, S. J. F. Hannyngton, m.c.s. (Acting)

S. k F. M. S. Confidential Secretary—Miss M. F.

Hon. the Adviser, Medical Services, Hardie

Malay States Office Assistant—S. Sinnadurai

Hon. Major R. L. Nunn, D.s.o. (Ad- Clerk-in-Charge,

viser, Public Works, Malay States) A. Mahalingam Financial Branch—

Unofficial Members Stenographers—A. L. de Silva, Mo-

Hon. Colonel C. Rae, c.b.e. hamed bin Sheikh Eusope and S.

Hon. Raja Uda bin Raja Muhammad, Selvadurai

Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn Agricultural Dept., S. S. & F.M.S.

Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer Director of Agriculture, S. S. & Advi-

Hon. Raja, Kamaralzaman ibni al- ser on Agriculture, Malay States—

W. N. C. Belgrave, b.a., cam. dip.

Marhum Raja Mansur, m.c.s. (Raja agr.

Kechil Tengah, Perak) Personal Assistant to the Director of

Hon. Dr.

Hon. W. G.KhongC. Blunn

Kam Tak, m.b.e. Agriculture — H. D. Meads (On

Hon. Dr. S. R. Krishnan leave), Mrs. L. E. Grant (Acting)

Hon. Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh Canning Officer—W. J. B. Johnson,

Mustapha B. SC., A.C.G.I.

Hon. Mr. J. D. Mead Office Assistant k Accountant — Lian

Hon. Mr. Yong Shook Lin Woon Sen

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES 0113

Research Branch Ashby, b.a., d.i.p. age., J. Cook,

Chief Research Officer — C. D. Y. b.

Georgi age., C. W. S. Hartley, b.a., dip.

Agriculture age., E. J. H. Berwick, b.a., dip.

Senior Agriculturist—T. D. Marsh, Allen, age. sci. (Cantab.), a.i.c.t.a., E. F.

N.A. b.sc., b.a., dip. age. (Cantab.),

Agriculturists — H. J. Simpson, b.sc. R. P. Davidson, b.sc. (age.), n.d.a.,

(age.) dip.age. (Wye), A. B. Lucy, a.i.o.t.a. P. V. Ormiston, b.a., J. L.

b.sc., a.e.c,s. and P. G. Coleman, Greig, B:SC. (age.) (On leave), B. G.

B. A. (AGE.), A.I.C.T.A. A. Lowe, m.a., cam.dip.age., D. G.

Chemistry Jones, b.a. (Cantab.), dip. age. sci.

Senior Chemist—(Vacant), T. A. Buck- B.(Cantab.), a.i.c.t.a. and W. N. Scott,

ley (Acting)

Chemists—T. A. Buckley, m.s.c., ph.d., Malay Agricultural Officers — Raja

f.i.c. and Gunn Lay Teik, m.a ' Mahmud bin Raja Ali, Raja Mo-

hamed bin Raja Aman and Jamalu-

(Cantab.) din bin Aji

Copra Investigations

Chemist—F. C. Cooke, a.b.c.s., b.sc., Economics, Publications <(;

A. M.I.CHEM.E. Statistics Branch,

Entomolgg Agricultural Economist and Deputy

Senior Entomologist—G. H. Corbett, Registrar-General of Statistics—D.

B. SC., F.E.E.S. H. Grist, CAM. DIP. AGE.

Enstomologists—H. T. Pagden. m.a., Assistant to the Agricultural Econo-

F.E.E.S., N. C, E. Miller, f.b.e.s., mist—H. L. Barnett

F.Z.S. Agricultural Education Branch,

Senior Plant PlantPathologist—A.

Pathology Thomp- Serdang

son, b. sc. Principal—G. E. Mann, M.C., m.a.,

Plant Pathologist — R. A. Altsori, Vice-Principal (McGill)

— V. Dawson, b.sc.

B.SC., A.E.C.S. Lecturer—Choo Kok Leong, b.a.

Soils & Plant Physiology

Senior Chemist (Soils) — R. G. H. Junior Hamzah

Lecturer—Mohamed Noor bin

Wilshaw, b.a., B.sc., a.i.c.t.a. Public Qardens

Chemist (Soils)a.i.c.t.a.

ph.d., Research

a.i.c., — G. 'Griffith, b.sc., Committee—The Adviser on Agricul-

Malay Officer— Haji Abdul ture, Malay States (Chairman), H.

J. Page, 0. R. Thurstan, j.p., Hon.

Wahid bin Haji Jafar

Botanists—R. B. Jagoe, b.sc. and T. c.Mr. A. Arbuthnott, Ohoo Kia Peng,

W. Brown, b.sc. ■ (agei.), ph.d. Hon. Raja Uda, m.c.s., m.f.c., M-

Field Branch C. S. bin Raja Huhammad, Mrs.

Chief Field Officer—F. Birkinshaw

Personal Assistant to Chief Field R.(Hon.W. Secretary) Hughes and T. D. Marsh

Officer—P. G. J. Dobree, dip.agu.

(eeading)

State Agricultural Officers— Perak: Audit Depaetment, S.S. & F.M.S.

J. N. Milsum, f.l.s., Johore: A. E,. Auditor, S.S. & F.M.S.—L. G. Cor-

Coleman-Doscas, dip. age. w.a. ney, b.a. (Kuala Lumpur), A. C.

Principal Agricultural Officer—Ke- Hands (Acting)

dah : H. H. Tungku Yacob bin Sul- Deputy Auditor, S. S. & F.M.S.—A.

tan Abdul Hamid, b.a. C. Hands (Kuala Lumpur), C. W.

Agricultural Officers—!. Fairweather, S. Seed (Acting)

N.D.A., U.D.A., J. W. Jolly, DIP. AGE. Senior Asst. Auditor—O. W. S. Seed

(Hawkesbury), J. A. Baker, b.s.c., Asst. (Singapore), G. G. Roberts (Acting)

A.E.C.S., G. D. P. Olds, B.SC., A.I.C.T. Auditors—G. Q. Roberts (Singa-

A. (On leave), C. L. Newman, B.sc. pore), C. E. Paddon, a.o.A. (Penang),

(age.) a.i.c. t.a., R. G. Heath, b.sc. J. E. Barker, b.a. (Kuala Lumpur),

(age.)c.d.a.,

a.i.c, J.t.a.,R. A.P. Soper,

de K. b.a.,

Framp- W. E. Evans, b.a. (Singapore), J.

ton, G.

H. Burgess, b.so., a.i.c.t.a., H. K. M. Crombie, c.A. (Singapore) and

W. W. Sabine, b.a. (Singapore)

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Verification Officer—N. S. Hider 0. Carrel, G, A. T, Allan, E. J. K. s

(Singapore)

Junior Asst. Auditors—Lee Soon Keng Wicksteed, Gutteridge

C. R, Bradley,, C. . C.

and J.on T.Piece-Goods—A.

Bailward. 1

(Penang) and H. Rodrigues (Ma- Technical Adviser

Jacoa) Boyd

Chief Clerk—A. V. de Souza (Singa- Deputy Registrar of Indports & Ex-

ports—R. L. N. Harward

:

pore) Senior CheihisG—F. H. Geakfe

ASst Auditors, Grade B—S. K. Thambiah

(Kuala Lumpur), B.T.S. Naysa Dorai

(Kuala Lumpur) and Mohd. Yunus Education Depaetment

bin .Mohd. Hussain (Kuala Lum- Director of Education,

Education, Malay S.States—Dr.

S. AdviserW.on l

• P«r) Linchan, m.o.s.

Customs & Excise Depaetment, F.M.S. Asst. G. Director

W. Webb,form.c.s.

Chinese Schools, .SIS.— I

Telephs. 2212-3; Cable Ad: CpmcUst Chief Inspector of Chinese Schools,

Head, Office—Kuala Lumpur

Comptroller—N. R. Jarrett, m.c.s. F.M.S.—T. P. F. McNeice, M.c.s.

(Officiating) Personal Assistant to Director of

Deputy Comptroller—H. W Phear, Education—J. M. Dorai Raj

Chief Clerk—Gan Eng Thiam

m.m. fOn leUvfe), F. Gr. Aplin, m.c. Deputy

(Acting) Director of Education, S.S.

Financial Assistant—S. Eliatamby & Deputy Adviser on Education,

Pera.k F.M.S.—H. R. Cheeseman

TeTeph. 31; Cable Ad: Accustoms PrincipalFinancial Clerk —Bong Kim Cheng

Ipoh Sultan Idris Training Col- j

Asst. ’Comptroller—T. ft. Binnie lege for Teachers—R. P. S. Walker

Selangor

Telephs. '2M2-3; Cable Ad: Accustoms Art Supt.—G.L. Burgess

sar)—H. Carey

Kuala Lumpw Technical School,

Principal—H. T. M. Kent Kuala Lumpur

Asst. Comptrollejr-y^J. R. Psyper .

Seremban Trade School, Kuala Lumpur

Asst. Comptroller—C. McLaren Reid Supt.—H. Geary

(Acting)

Senior Customs . Officers,. & Customs FedeEatedKuala Malay States Railways

Lumpur

Officers—A. W. Greaves

J. D. G. Morice,, J. R. M.(On leave),

Pickthall, •General Manager]s Hppartnienl

General Manager—L. M. Smart, c.b.e.

E. C. S. - Sichel, H; S. J. Lloyd. Assistant

0, McLaren Reid. R: S. Clemons, McGowan, ,to General Manager—L. A.

D. P. Stokes, W. H. W. Han- Second f.i.a.o.

nigan, L. R. Barnett-Smith, C. O. —H. Davies Assistant to General Manager

Williams, W.H. MacLaughlin, J. E. ■ Chief Accountant's Hepartment ’

MacLaUghlin, M. B. Holland, I, I.

Jeffries, P. H. M. Cooper A. H. Chief Accountant—P. H. Forbes

Gridley, D. G. Hall, J. ’ S. A. Expenditure Accountant—D. Philp

Lewis,, T. G; D. A Cooper, R. L. N. Revenue Accountant—Major E. J.

Harward, L. D. Darby (On leave), Assistant Soper

E. • P. C. Langon, D. G. W. fearn, W.Accountants—P. W. Red-

L. Mussett and F. A.

Montgomery, A. O. Jeavon,, A. E.

S. Talbot, D. B. Palmer, D. J. TestSmithers

Allen, J. A. Carr-Archer A. D. Audit Inspectors—W. W. Shaw

Dawson, A. W. S. Sim', D. B. (Acting Stores Assistant), R.' O'. J.

: Coney, K. S„ Hillrich,. W. F. Coppage (Acting Asst. Accountant)

Mavor R. W. L. McCall, D W. and A. F, Long

Bigley, J. H. S. Jenkins, E. J, Engineering Department .^ f

Evans (On leave), H. A. Marshall Chief .Engineer, Way & Works —

and H. Me. N.- W. Richardson

Probationersr—H. F. Earl,; J. F. M. Maintenance E.& G.NewBrown

(Vacant). (Acting)

, Roualle, K. H. Cantre ll, S R. L. —R. H. A. Jeff (OnWorks Engineer

leave), A. E.

Buckwell, 0. E. J. de R. Lock. L Fawcett (Acting)

 :

: FEDERATED, MALAY STATES C115

Senior District Engineer — E. G. Mechanical Engineering, Department

I; Brown, BSC., a.m.i.c.e. (.q,c»e.), J. Chief Mechanical: Engineer—W. ; F.

Cruikshank (Acting) Wegener, a.m.i.c.e.., c.e.e.

District

: Engineers^—A. F. Fawcett, Assistant Chief Mechanical Engineer

B.A., B.A.I., A.M.I.C.E. (C.C.E.), J. —C. G. Harrison

Cruikshank, a.m.i.c.e. (c.c.e.), J. L. Mechanical Engineers H. M> t Le

F. Fenwick, a.m.i.e. (c.o.e.),. J. P. Fleming, m.a. (Captab.), a.m.i.l.e.

Dockray, G. C. Walmsley, b.a., , and H. B. Gifford

b.a.i., J. Mahon y, u.sc., a.m.i.c.e. Electrical Assistant—J. W. Dunlop

(c.c.e.;, W. N. C. Steele, b.a., b.^.i., Financial Officer—J. G. McGregor

D. G. Mack, b.c.e. (Melb.), H. S. Chief Draughtsman—H. T. G. Wright

Haskins; m.c., a.m.i.c.e. and F. J. (On leave), E. M. Rowland (Offi-

Hossack, b.sc. (Engineering) ciating)

Engineer, Signal & Telegraph—G. It. Workshop Works Assistant—"-L. W.. Bennett

[' E. Wilkins Foremen—S. C. Fowles, H.

Chief Permanent Way' Inspectors- - Foster W. F. Henley, H C Dew,

H. T. Hackworthy, A;, Dodd, L. J. E. O. Hal lard, L. W. Spragg, J.

Peters, J. Guntrip, R. Andei*son' man, Kellbtt.Transportation

(Officiating asDept,

LocoandFore-

W.

and F. G. E. Aggett C. Kennedy (Temporary)

‘ Trarlspbrthtion Department Stores Department

Transportation Manager — J. O. Stores Superintendent L. Richardson

Sanders, m.i.t., a.m.i.o.e. (Charter- Assistant Stores Superintendent—W.

ed Civil Engineer) C. P; Wright

Assistant Transportation Managers—

W. A. Griffin, J. Martin Bell, b.a. Stores Assistant—O. A. Dinnage (On

(Hons.) (Cantab.) and A. C. Sykes, leave), W. W. Sha.^ (Acting)

K. SC. (EcOn.) Railway Health Department

Senior Assistant Traffic Superinten- Health Officer—Dr. Si Rasanayagam

derits—S. J. Millen and G. W. Bell

Assistant

B. Human, TrafficA: Suxierintendents—J.

F. Bidnell, T. P. Forest ofDepartment, S.S. & F.M.S.

Speakman, C. Murray, H. E. Clay- Director Forestry, S. S. & Adviser

Forestry, Malay States—J. Yr.

ton, G. H. Goodrick, G. S. Warren, on Watson (Kuala Lumpur)

I. H. Alsop. W. R. Brearley and Deputy Director of Forestry, S. S. &

A. Lockey

Traffic Inspectors—E. E. Draper and Deputy States—D.

Adviser bn Forestry, Malay

H. Hodgson

S. R. Simms

Financial Officer^AC Lcckey (Officiat- P. Edwards,of W.

Conservators Forests—C Smith, J.

F. Baldock and

ing) A. B. S. Boswell

Assistant Transportation Manager Senior Asst.

(Locomotive Operating) — E. Hib- —G. Wilkinson (On leave),Conservators of Forests

berd H. 0.

Senior Assistant Locomotive Superin- Somerville, E. J. StrugnellG. (On

Dolman, H. J. T. Bonar, W.

tendents—H. P, Yates and E. M. leave), E. J. Shrubshall, D. B.

Rowland, b.a. (Hons.) (Cambridge;, Arnot, 'C. , C. L. Durant, J. S.

A.M.I.C.E., O.C.E. Addison, A. B. Walton, M, L-

Assistant

—V. BeckLocomotive

and A. J. Superintendents

Wolfe Webber, D. S. P. Noakes, C. F.

Symirigton, C A. Speldewinde, J.

Locomotive Foremen—W. Brace, F. S. Siiiifli, J. C. K. Marshall (On

W. Latham, H. A. Wen man, J. W. leave), F. S. Walker, F. G. Browne.

Hine, L. A. G Newman, C. W. J; C. Cairns and A. J. Fyfe

Brice and J. Kellett (Officiating) Asst; Conservators of Forests—R C.

Carriage Foreman—J. Holland Barnard, C. O. Flemmich, F. H.

Locomotive Inspector—J. H. Dorri- Landon; C. FostOn, J. E.’ Garfftt

cott (On leave), G. L. Carson, K. H

Wharf Superintendent—S. R. Lock- Bryant, F. P. Graves, A. R. Bar-

wood rie (On leave), E. S. Erskine (On

Assistant Wharf Superintendent—C. leave), E. D. Robertson and J.

F. Press Wyatt-Smith

Cue FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Forest Engineer—W. F. Ghipp, d.s.o., Government Printing Dept., F.M.S-

Superintendent—W. H. Wyatt

M.C.

Engineer for Timber Testing—A. V. Deputy Supt.—H. T. Ross

Thomas Asst. Supt.—H. Holland

Wood Technologist^—H. E. Desch Composing Room Supervisor—S. J.

Extra Asst. Conservators of Forests Fisher

—Y. L. Bain, E. C. Foenander, Machine Room Supervisor—G. A-

Chan Gin Ghee, Mohd. Alwy bin Smith

Suleiman, Mchd. Harun b. Taib Warehouse Supervisor—W. A. Sprad-

Sub-Asst.Mahidin

and b. Mohamed

Conservators Rashad brow

of Forests— Chief Clerk—P. Subramaniam

Alii b. Hussain, Tan Seng Teong,

C. L. Carrier and Abdul Majid bin Judicial Department, F.M..S.

Haji Mohamed Shahid Chief Justice^K. E. Poyser

Judges—R. C. Cussen, W. K. Horne

Game Deparment and C. M. Murray-Aynsley

Teleph. 2373; P.O. Box 376 Registrar—R. C. Redman

Head Office—Suleiman Building,

Kuala Lumpur Labour Department, S.S. & F.M.S

Federal Head Office—Kuala Lumpu/r

Chief Game Warden, F.M.S.—E. O. Controller of Labour, Malaya—Hon.

Shebbeare

Control Officers, F.M.S.—C. E. Jack- DeputyC.Controller

Mr. Wilson, m.c.s.

son and H. J. Kitchener of Labour, F.M.S.

—E. A. Ross, m.c.s.

Perak Deputy Controller of Labour (Chi-

Game Warden—E. O. Shebbeare nese), S. S. & F.M.S.—W. L. Blythe,

Deputy Game Warden—0. S. Ogilvie M.C.S.

Selangor Extra Asst. Controller of Labour—R.

Game Warden—E. 0. Shebbeare Gopal Ayer

Deputy Game Warden—A. H. Fether- Asst. Controller Klang of Labour—(Vacant)

stonhaugh Extra Asst. Controller of Labour—T.

Negri Sembilan P. Sundaram

Game Warden—E. 0. Shebbeare

Deputy Game Warden—A. H. Fether- Asst, ControllerSeremhan of Labour—W. M-

stonhaugh Young, m.c.s.

Pahang Ipoh

Game Warden—E. 0. Shebbeare

Deputy Game Warden—W. O. Harvey Asst. Controller of Labour—J. D.

Lambert, m.c.s.

' King George V. National Park Extra Asst. Controller of Labour—N

Superintendent—G. R. Leonard A. Appan

Geological Survey Department Penang

Cable Ad: Geology, Batu Gajah, Perak Deputy Controller of Labour, Malaya

—J. M. Barron, m.c.s. (On leave),

Head Office—Batu Gajah, Perak H. T. W. Oswell, m.c.s; (Acting)

Director—E. S. Willbourn Asst. Controller of Labour—(Vacant)

Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Extra Asst. Controller of Labour—P.

Mining Geologist—Dr. F. T. Ingham D. Moses

Geologists—Harold Service (Kuala Singapore

Lipis South, Pahang), J. A. Extra Asst Controller of Labour—J.

Richardson (Kuala Lipis North,

Pahang), J. B. Alexander (Ben- T. N. Handy Madras

tong, Pahang), F. W. Roe (Kuala Emigration Commissioner for Malaya

Lumpur, Selangor) and F. H. Fitch —W. J. K. Stark (Acting)

Kuantan, Pahang)

Chemists—W. A. Tooke (Batu Gajah, Negapatam

Perak) and G. M. Harral (Batu Asst. Emigration Commissioner for

Gajah, Perak) Malaya—E. D. Morgan, m.c.s.

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES Cl 17

Mines Department, F.M.S. Asst. Health Officer — Dr. V. R.

I Chief Inspector of Mines, F M.S. - Gabriel

■ (Vacant), 0. F. S. Jameson (Acting) Health Office, Batang Padang

|1 Senior Inspector of Mines, Perak— Health Officer, Batang Padang—Dr.

E. A. Hardy, m.b.c.s. (Eng.), l.r.o.

(Vacant), A. Bean (Acting)

I Senior Inspector of Mines, Selangor р.(Lond.), (Lond.), m.b.b.s. (Lond.), m.r.c.p.

m.d. (Lond.), d.p.h. (Eng.)

& Negri Sembilan—C. F. S. Jame- Health Office, Lower Perak

son

I Senior Inspector of Mines, Pahang— Health Officer, Lower Perak—Dr. W.

E. Holmes, m.a., m.b., oh.b., b.a.o.

R. F. Shutes

Wardens of Mines, Johore—A, Bean (Dub).), (Dubl.)

D.T.M. & H. (L’pool), D.P.H.

and J. Sanderson

Inspector of Mines—J.(Acting)

Sanderson, A. Asst. Health Officer—Dr. Chang Hoey

H. M. Oretch, G. F. Gripper. C. T. Chan

Thomas, E. B. Thomas, Ian L. Central MentalRambutan Hospital, Tanjong

Patterson, G. S. Mottram, J. R.

Miller, J. B. Mackie, P. L. Melliar- Medical Supt.—Dr. J. W. Murdoch,

M.B , CH.B.

Smith, W. L. Stapleton and 0. D. Asst. Medical Supt.—Dr. W. R. Lo-

Paterson gan, M.B., CH.B.

Inspectors of Machinery—J. H. A. Temporary Medical Officer—Dr. E.

Trowell, T. Parker, H. Lawson, W. Goldberg, m.d.

0. Hunt, A. E. Greetham, T. W. Asst. Physicians—Dr. N. C. Manica-

Wilson, E. L. Thackeray, E. Price vasagar, Dr. P. Varatharajah, Dr.

and G. L. Rowell A. Sivakolunthu and Dr. Koh Kim

I.M.O., F.M.S.—Capt S. Ramplen Yam

Jones European Male Nurses — J. R. . G.

I.M.O., Perak—Capt. G. A. Bentinck Young and T. J. Wimsey

Medical & Health Department, Perak Medical Batu Gaiah Hospital

Officer—Dr. R. Shelley, m.r.

Office of the State Medical <& Health с.b.s. (U. Lond.), m.d. (Lond.)

Officer, Perak, Taiping

State Medical Health & Officer, Senior Deputy Medical Officer—Dr.

Perak—Dr. J. I. Baeza, m.b., ch.b., L.M. E. Tiruchelvam, l.m.s. (S’pore),

f.r.c.s. (Edin.), d.p.h. (Oxon.), cert. (Glas.), f.r.c.s. (Edin.)

' LOND., S.T.M.

Deputy State Medical & Health Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. S. Arasa-

radnam

Officer, Perak—Dr. T. C. Wakefield, Matron—Miss A. Jones J. F. Smith,

m.b., ch.b. (Edin.), L. M. Rotunda, Nursing Sisters—Miss

cert. lond. s.t.m. & H. (Acting) MissMiss

F. MacKinnon, MissMiss

B. Walk-

Financial .Assistant—Qua Gong Kow . er, B. N. Lees and P. T.

Chief Clerk—Ditt Singh

Pharmaceutical Chemist—A. V. Hitch Miller Ipoh Hospital

Health Office, Perak North Medical Officer—Dr. T. F. Strang,

Health Officer, Perak North—Dr. D. M.

F. Irvine, m.b., ch.b. (Glas.), d.p.h., Second Medical Officer & Radiologist

r.c.p.s. (Eng.) —Dr. I. ,-d.t.m.

T. Dickson,

Asst. Health Officer—Dr. A. C. Ju- (Sydney),

meaux (Sydney),m.b., d.m.r.e.

ch.m.

Health Office, Kuala Kangsar (Cantab.)

Health Officer, Kuala Kangsar—Dr. Surgeon, Perak—Dr. E. C. Chitty,

R. C. Burgess, m.b., ch.b., d.p.h. m.c.., (Edin.) m.b., ch.b. (Aberd.), f.r.c.s.

(St. And.), d.t.m. & h. (Lond.) Dental Surgeon, Perak—N. H. Git-

Health Office, Kinta District tins, L.D.S.,Lady

r.c.s.Medical

(Eng.) Officer—Dr.

Health Officer, Kinta District — Temporary

(V acant) (Mrs.) M. Aikin

Health Office, Kinta Sanitary Board

Health Officer, Kinta Sanitary Board Asst. Medical

Dr. G. Officers—Dr.

S. Venketesan,C. Dr. Muru-

—Dr. R. E. Anderson, b.sc., m.b., giah, N.

ch.b., d.p.h. (St. And.), d.t.m. & H. Cheang, l.m.s. (S’pore), L.R.C.P. Eng

Gopalapillai and Dr. Lim

& 8.

(L’pool) (Edin.), l.m.rotunda, m.r.c.p. (Ed.)

C118 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Asst. Medical Officers—Dr. Ling Ah Medical Teluk Anson Hospital

Choon, Dr. L. W. Jayesuria and Dr. M.B., B.CH.Officer—Dr. H. J.B.A.O.,Lawson,

(Q. U. Belt’.), CERT.

S. Kanapathipillai (Lend.), s.t.m.

Matron—Miss E. M. L. Bryant Asst. Medical Officers—Dr. Y. C. G.

Nursing Sister—Miss D. Clarke Yzelman and Dr. Puran Singh

Grilc Hospital Matron—Miss E. E. Castle (Acting)

Hospital Assistant-in-Charge—T. Mu- Nursing Sister—Miss M. C. C. jC.

rugapillai Graham

Klian Intan Hospital

Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. Megat Khas LadyInfant Welfare Centre, Taiping

Medical Officer—(Vacant)

bin Omar

DistrictKuala

d" Malay Hospital, Infant Welfare Centre, Ipoh

Kangsar

Medical Officer—Dr. G. I. H. Braine, Temporary Lady Medical Officer—Dr.

M.B., CH.B. (Edin.), D.T.M. & H. (Mrs.) B. C. Reid, m.b., ch.b.

(Edin.), d.p.h., r.c.p.s. (Edin.),

(Edin.) r.f.p.s, (Glas.)

Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. Mohd. Din Health Sister—Miss K. W. Howard

bin Ahmad Infant Welfare Centre, Teluk Anson

Women’s Hospital, Kuala Kangsar Health

Lady Medical Officer (Temporary)— Wood Sister-in-Charge—Miss M. H.

Dr. (Mrs.) E. C. Burgess

Nursing Sister-in-Charge—M.iss H. Y. Museums, F.M.S.

Fisher Kuala Lumpur ds Taiping

Nursing Sister—Misp B. A. Bryant Director — H. M. Pendlebury (Selan-

Kampar Hospital gor Museum)

Apst. Mehjcal Officer—Dr. G. S. Arul- Field Ethnographer—H. D. Nopne

pragasam (Perak Museum)

Lumut Hospital

Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. V. R. N. PoLicp Department, F.M.S.

Menon

Second Asst. Medical Officer-^-Dr. R. Inspector-General of police—E. Bagot

Senior vSup%; of Police—E. E. H-

Sathiah Beck, J. P. Penneiather-Evans and

Parit Byrntar Hospital J. D. Dailey

Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. J. V. Tham- Siipts. of Police—H. B. Langworthy,

bar C. W. D. Hall, T. F. H. Kemp, W.

Tapah Hospital A. C. Haines, B. F. Oakeshott, C.

Medical Officer—Dr. F. D. Gillespie, R. Mprrish, E. W) Mumford, E. C.

M.B., OH.B. (U. Glas.), D.T.M. Tidy and D. P. Macnamara

Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. H. P. Assfc

Samuel, l.m.s. (S’pore), l.r.c.p. G. Supts. B. Linford,Police—L.

of H. Hart,J.

C. S. Kinder,

: (Edin.), Le.c.s., l.r.f.p. & s. (Glas.), Gardiner, R. Burns, L. F. Knight,

D.T.M. & h., r.c.p. & s. (Lond.) R. E. Hope Falkner, H. G. Bever-

General Hospital, Taiping

Medical Officer—Dr. R. J. Grove- C,ley,T.G.W.R.Dobree, Livett, K. J. N. Duthie,

White, M.B., B.CH., B.A.O.. (U. Dubl.), Pearce, R. W. E. L.Harper, G. Valpy, L. H.

d.t.m. & h. (Lond.)

Matron—Miss E. Mercer Kirke, R. O. W. M. Davis,C. A.M. C.J.

Nursing Sisters—Miss M. J. Living- Gaffikin, Maxwell, J. A. Cresswell, T. Q.

stone, Miss F. Holgate and Miss G. Wylie, J; I.M. D.McN.Macdonald, I. S.

Maclean, H. J.

M. Cogan Barnard, L. D. E. Cullen, J. G. H.

District Hospital, Taiping Brett, E. A. G. Anderson, J. R. C.

Medical Officer—Dr.

Deputy Medical W. A. Balhetchet

Officer—Dr. Denny, P. H. D. Jackson, R. C. R.

E. L. S. Humphry,

J umeaux R. W. Calderwood, J. L.

Asst. Medical Officers- -Dr. K. Raja- Madoc, H. Davis, F. A. S. .Caldwell,' G., C.

ratnam, D?- A. W. E. Moreira and H. F. Ridley, P. H. P.O’Flynn, F. Wallace,

H. Andrews, H. J.

Di. Lim Swee Ann Spinks, N. C. Halsey, F. K. McNa-

Tanjong Malim Hospital mara, G. Denison-Smith, C. N. God-

Tempprary Asst. Medical Officer—Dr. win, Y. W. Powell-Evang, J. R. Cole,

W. Elphinstone, D. N. Livingstone,

Lim Ohin Khean

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES C119

R. Ackrill, H. B. J. Donaldson, D. chell, Flight, R. P. Whyte, H. W. Mit-

R. L. P. Matheson, D. W. Yates, R. ThomsonC. R. Bowden and F. A.

C. Ehrke, J. N. D. Harrison, D. J. Asst. Controllers of Telecommunica

Hargreaves, A. J. W. Slater, W. L.

R. Carbonell, Q. S. K. Bovell, C. H- tions (Engineering)—E. E. Sproul.

Fener, J. H. Hindmarsh, J. B. R. Gibson, L. F. Wilkinson G C.

Masefield, J. R. H. Buns and D. S. O’Fa-rrell/O. F. J. Watkins,' H. E.

Palmer Cornish, E. L. Spooner-Lillingston,

Police Cadets—H. T. B. Ryves, N. C. H. Parnell, R. E, Roberta, G.

Stewart, T. F. Porter, F. D. Mar- W. Bristow, J. C. Dallow, W.

rable, W. R. Coombe, H. F. Har- Stubbs, H. J. Gregory, L. V.

lock, M. C. Manby, T. H. Stockdale, Waumsley,

P, Lodwick, D. A. Weir, T. B. Voice, Fletcher, R.J. V.H. Talbot-Jones,

Wagstaff, N. B.

D.

H. W. Strathairn, J. J. Dobie, E.

R. J. Richards, T. B. Mason, D. N. Smith, A. Read

D. G. Peck, W. Traftord, R.

and W. L. Hinks

Turner and W. G. Street

Asst, Supts. of Police (Malay)—Lamin Supt., Barrett

Stores & Workshop—W. H. P.

bin Kasim, Abu Bakar bin Baginda, Asst.

Osman Bashah bin Kulop Shah, tionsControllers of Telecommunica-

Yeop Osman b Abd. Wahab and Abd. P. H. (Wireless )i-~J. W. Machan,

F. George, W. G. Oakes, W.

Jalil bin Hj. Aminuddin O. Gee and J. Hasson

Inspectors (British)—A. E. Jakeman, Office Assistant, Director-General’s

V. C. Seedwell, N. B. Thomas and Office—Chong Sin Yew

R. P. J. Rycroft

Posts & Telegraphs Department, Ptjblic Wopks Service, Malayan

Malaya Cable Ad: Works, Singapore ,

Headquarters—Kuala Lumpur

Director-General of Posts & Tele- viser Public Works,Works,

Director of Public S. S., Ad-

Malay States &

graphs, Malaya (Civil Service, Director of Civil Aviation, Malaya

Class lA)—T. P. Coe, m.c., m.c.s.

Director of , Posts—K. MacLennan —Major R. L. Nunn, d.s.o., m.inst.

C.E.M. INST. W.E.

(Acting)

Director of Telecommunications—W. Deputy S.

Director of Public Works, S.

R. Dowse STRUCT. E.

Chief Accountant—R. Graham

Controller of Posts, Singapore—W. State Engineers, Grade I—F. M. G.

McConechy, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e.,

. Gilliam (Acting)

Deputy Director of Telecommunica- T.C. G.Bedington, Husband, b.sc., m.inst.c.e., G.

m.inst.c.e., f.s.i., J.

tions—,G, F. Mo rice B. MacLachlan, m.c., m.sc., b.eng.,

Controllers of Posts—E. W. Hide, J. assoc.m.inst.g.e. and G. R. Percy,

Green, G, J- Ford and W, Gilliam M.C., E.D., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E., F.S.I.

Controllers of Te 1 eoomm u n icat ions— State Engineers, Grade II—W. W.

A. H. Carson, S. P. Morton, A. A. Davidson, M.c., m.a. (Oafitab.), m.

Strachan, G. Wilde and C. G. R. INST.C.E., ASSOC.M.INST.M.E. and J. M.

Phillips Noble, assoc.m.inst.c.e.

Deputy Chief ' Accountant—T. Malley Senior

Asst.'' Controllers of Posts—A C. Hipwell,Executive Engineers—W. H.

E. M. O’D. Burke-Gaffney,

Wollaston, G. C. Allen, W. B Hall.

R. D. Rowswell, T. H. Nfewey, A. b.eng., J. O. Plunkett, m.inst.c.e., S.

Tonkin, b.eng.,J.aSSoc.m.csst.o.e,, assoc,

W. Perry, R. F. B. Gurr, J. G. assoc.m.inst.c.e.,

m.inst.m.e., S- Boissier,

M.INST. W.E., W.b.sc.,

G.

Evans,

W. G. W. A. Cooper,

Griffiths, B. Neyland,

D. Smith, J. T. Stewart, B.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., L.

Avery, J. B. Stoddart and M L. C. Chasey, m.c., W. M. McCrae, W.

Durrant A. Kirk, assgc.m.inst.o.e., F. C. Hol-

Accountants—A.

B. N. Flavin, E.J. Macintosh

Ashton, L. and land, B.fec., ASSOO-M.INSTlC.E., W. H.

Isaacs,R. Lindsay, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.m. & cy.

C. Edyvean

Asst. Controllers of Telecommunica- E., R. H. Steed, m.inst.c.e., G. Ed-

tions (Traffic)—W. H. Oliver, W. F wards, ASSOO.M. INST.C.E., D. M. Mc-

Diarmid, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., E.

Cl 20 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

A. Gardiner, b.sc., a.k.c., assoc.m. (Ireland), R. R. Cambridge, b.sc.,

INST.C.E., ASSOC.M. INST. M.E., ASSOC.M. ASSOC. M. INST. C.E., ASSOC. M. INST.

inst. struct, e., G. S. Thatcher, assoc, struct, e., D. W. Grehan, m.a.,

m.inst.c.e., assoc.m.inst.w.e.,

assoc.m.iNst.c.e. J.H. West,

and A. E. Fallows, B.

B.sc., inst.

ASSOC.M.INST.C;E. c.e. (Ireland); W. N. Cart-

wright, b.sc., a.c.g.i., J. A. Hender-

Executive Engineers—E. N. Dimmock, b.sc., son, assoc.m.inst.c.e., R. Waddell,

b.eng., a.m.i.e. (Aust.), J. W. S. An- b.sc., assoc.m.inst.o.e., C. Gjertsen,

derson, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.o.e., a.e. inst,0;e.,E. J.M.Halliday, Obome, b.sc., assoc.m.

assoc.m.

san.i., K. Nankivell, b.sc., assoc.m. inst.c.e., J. Gumming, b.sc.,

inst.c.e., R. E. Pitt, B.SC., ASSOC.M. Plunkett, b.sc., a.c.o.i,b.sc.,R. W. R.

inst.c.e., J. G. Davies, b.sc., a.c.g.i., Avery, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., G.C. F.S.

E. E. Hodges, b.sc., A. Wear, b.sc., Sutton, W. P. Winston, b.sc. (Tech.),

assoc.m.inst.c.e., G. Morgan, b.sc.,

assoc.m.inst.c.e., J. A. T. Horsley, assoc.m.inst.c.e., E. P. Purcell, b.a.,

b.eng., a.m.i.e. (Aust.), , F. E. B. b.H. Hedgcock, b.sc., a.c.g.i., S. W.

Murphy, b.sc., assoc, m.inst. c.e., Foster,

assog.m.inst.w.e., G. R. Pape, b.eng. Addison,b.sc., P. Shelley, b.sc., R. A.

b.sc.,

(Hons.), ; assoc.m. inst. o.e., N. G.

Ferguson, b.sc., E. R. Davies, assoc, Casserley, B.sc., S.b.eng.,

F. Owen, M. J. P.

assoc.m.inst.

in eng. (Sheffield), O. L. Stephens, c.D. B. Smith, b.eng., (N.Z.), assoc.

b.sc., E. R. C. Williams, assoc.m. M.INST. STRUCT. E., J. Bolton, M.ENG.,

inst.c.e., J. J. Bryan, b.sc., eng.

(Hons.l, assoc.m.inst.o.e., A. C. Wil- e.,ASSOC.M.INST.C.E,, ASSOC.M.INST.STRUCT.

son, assoc.m.inst.c.e., E. T. F. El- a. P. J. Norris, L. S. Dodd, B.sc.,

bury, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., assoc, inst.c.e., A. A. Fisher, b.eng., G. M.

m.inst. struct, e., P. O’Connell, b. Sampson, b.sc., N. A. Photiades,

eng., assoc.m.inst.c.e. (Ireland), L. b.

A. Laffan, b.sc., J. Y. T. Campbell, inst.c.e. and D. Bailey.

b.sc., R. P. Kelly, m.a., b.a.i., m. Government Architect—A. J. S. Hut-

tnst.c.e. (Ireland), J. L: Chambers, ton, F.R.I.B.A.

b.a. , B.A.I., assoc.m. inst. o.e. (Ire- Senior Asst. Architect—C. H. Short,

land), R. H. A. Johnson, b.a., b.a.i.,

ASSOC. M.INST.' C.E., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E. A.R.I.B.A.

(Ireland), R. D. Macintyre, b.sc., Asst. Architects—F. A. Mallard, f.r.i.

W. L. Midford, b.sc., R. P. Bradley, b.a., D. Cuthbertson, a.r.i.b.a., H.

B. SC., A.C.G.I., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E., J. R.

Spence, b.sc., M. B. Hember, assoc. C. Upton, K.a.r.i.b.a., C. W. A. Inglis,

M.INST.C.E., ASSOC.M.INST.M. & CY. E., a.r.i.b.a.,

E. A. Green,

A. Brundle, a.r.i.b.a.,

a.r.i.b.a. and C. S.

R. G. lies, b.sc., assoc, m.inst.c.e., Day, a.r.i.b.a.

. H. W. Begbie, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., Quantity

G. J. O’Grady, b.eng., H. L. D. m.r.san.i. and A. S. Harris, T.a.s.i.f.s.i.,

Surveyors—A. Niven,

Tucker, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., F. S.

Wayman, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.o.e., A. Senior Eexcutive Electrical Engineer

—A. O. Thomas (Acting)

B. Paterson, b.sc., assoc.m.inst.c.e., Asst. Electrical Engineer — C. H.

E. W. Houston, b.sc., A. D. White, assoc.m.inst.e.e.

Campbell, b.sc., R.S.J. A..Bee,Jordan,

assoc.m.inst.c.e., b.a., a.c.g.i.,

b.a., Electrical Foreman—D. Gilchrist

b.a.i., assoc.m.inst.c.e., D. J. Davies, Mechanical Engineer, Singapore—R.

b. eng., A. L. McClure, b.sc., Austin,

assoc.ASSOC.M. INST. M.E.

M.INST.C.E., ASSOC.M.INST.W.E., F. Y. Asst. Mechanical Engineers—J. M.

Murdock, b.a., b.a.i., assoc.m.inst. Fordham, b.a. (Cantab.), assoc.m.

c. e. and A. Inglis, assoc.m.inst.c.e. inst. m. e. and A. B. Watson, assoc.

Asst. Engineers — C.'j R. Hawkins, M.INST. M.E.

m.a., assoc.m.inst.c.e., G. H. Caldi- Supt. Workshops, Kedah—W. L. Da-

cott, b.sc., E. T. S. King, b.eng., J. vison

H. M. Burton, b.a., assoo.m.inst.c.e., Factory Foremen, Kuala Lumpur—T.

W.

c.e., O.H. Belton, b.sc., m.assoc.m.inst.

Miller, assoc, inst. c.e., M. Duncan, T. D. Doig and H.

ASSOC. M. INST. W.E., J. N. Mc- Supt., Davidson

Hugh, B.SC., B.ENG., ASSOC.M.INST.C.E. -W. Stores & Furniture, Singapore

H. Swaffield

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES C121

Supt., Stores & Furniture, Selangor— A.(Perak), McG. Clark-Walker (On leave)

G. C. Irving (Headquar-

W. G. Smith

Supt., Stores & Furniture, Perak— ters), M. F. Cameron (Johore), R.

K. A. Bruce (Perak), A. G. Robb

W. E. Pearce

Chief Instructor, Waterworks, Kuala pore), G. J.L. D.Gibson

(Perak), Richardson (Singa-

(Johore), T. R.

Lumpur—J. M. Laing Blackman (Selangor), R. A. Sim-

Chief Instructor, Waterworks, Kinta oock (Johore) and C. T. L Good-

—W. A. Turnnidge

Dredgemaster, S.S.—E. C. Trevor child (Kedah)

Aviation Officer, Malayan Headquar- Surveyors—B. P. Walker Taylor

ters—Capt. H. W. Chattaway, a.f.o.

Airport Manager, Singapore — A. L.(Kedah), F. E. G. Caswell (Kedah),

S. Himely (Penang), G. C.

Newark Stubbs (Headquarters), R. H.

Williams

(Johore), (Selangor),

A. L. M. Greig A. B. (Topo),

Griffin

Survey Department, S.S. & F.M.S. A. D. Couper (Johore), J. E Moule

Headquarters—Kuala Lumpur (Singapore), R. B. McViily (Treng-

Surveyor-General—W. F. N. Bridges, ganu), J. C. Thompson (Perak), K.

L. Spinks (Topo) and J. E. Benham

D.S.O.

Deputy Surveyor-General—C. T. M. (Pahang)

Husband Lithographic Draftsman—J. Moir

Asst. Surveyor-General — C. Noble Lithographers— H. A. Gilderleevea

(Acting) and B. S. Smith

Accountant—H. Tooke Instrument Repairer—D. A. Endean

Chief Surveyors I—Singapore

Kitching and Perak: C. E. Bone, : T. Super & Special Gjade Technical,

m.c. (On leave), G. D. Barron, M.c. Senior Assistant^—Abdul Assistants

(Acting) Rahman bin

Abdullah

Chief Surveyors II — Selangor & Office Assistant, Penang—S. Ap-

Negri Sembilan: H. H. Cobon (On pudoray

leave), A. G. Billing (Acting),

Pahang: W. P. Aylward (Op leave), Special Grade — U. Thuraiappah

(Malacca), T. M. Kassipillai

P. H. Goss (Acting) Penang: W.

H. E. Neil, Malacca: P. H. Bon- A.(Johore), S. Ayadorai (Pahang),

Elyathamby (Singapore). K.

net, Johore; F. A. Fendall, Kedah:

J. H. Spowers and Kelantan : P. Arumugam (Penang), D. Mariampil-

lai (Selangor), S. S. Iyer (Head-

M. Leckie

Deputy Chief Surveyors—Topo: G. quarters), M. S. V. Doraisamy

Thiliampalam (Perak),

(Perak), A.

H. Sworder, Kinta: O. Watson, Sinniah (Headquarters) and M

Singapore; (J. C. Best and Treng- Navaratnam (Malacca)

ganu: P. H. Goss, G. L. Jerram Meteorological Branch

(Acting)

Senior Surveyors — A. G. Billing Director—Lt.-Comdr. H. B. F. Moor-

(Acting Chief Surveyor, Selangor), head, r.n. (Retd.)

J. H. C. Read (Singapore), A. Meteorological Officers—A. Grimes,

Graham (On leave) (Headquarters), Dr. C. A. Lea, W. Richards (On

C. Noble (Acting Asst. Surveyor-

General), G. L. Jerram (Acting leave) and I. G. John

Chief Surveyor,(OnTrengganu),

C.H. D.L. Pearson G. L.

leave) R.(Singapore),

Ward (Singapore), E. Grey Town Planning Department

(Singapore),

bilan), R. A.WilsonH. W. (Johore),

Lilly (NegriE.Sem-G. Selangor, Perak & Negri Sembilan

Farrington (Kelantan), J. W. Town Planner—R. Office—Kuala Lumpur

Morphett (Singapore), P. Davis, m.i.m. &

ner (Pahang), K. L. R.Bedlington

B. Hor- C.E., M.T.P.I., M.R.S.I.

(Malacca), W. K. Wilton (Head- Asst. Town Planner—G. F. D. Stephen,

P.A.S.I., A.M.T.P.I.

quarters), H. W. Hamilton (Johore). Chief Clerk—J. Gomes

J. A. Tulloch (On leave) (Kedah),

I. C. Booth (On leave) (Selangor), Chief Draftsman—A. Manuelpillai

Cl 22 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

Treasury Department, F. M. S. Co-operative Societies Department,

Accountant General, F.M.S.—R. Bird F.M.S. & S.S.

Accounting Office Head Office^Kuala Lumpur

Accountant—S. Kandiah Director of Co-operatidn & Registrar

Clerk i/c Agency Accountants—M. W. ofS. Co-operative Societies, F.M.S. &

N" avaratnam

Officer i/c Checking Branch — A. Pferfeonal H. Brunt

Assistant to Director—V. J.

Valupillai Asst. Director of Co-operation (South)

Cashier—P. Eliathamby —R. O. Gates, m.c.s.

Special Class Clerks—M. Apaohy and Aset. Registrar of Cooperative 'Socie-

B. Peter ties—Haji Mohamed Eusoff, M.C.S.

Clerks, Class I—V. Kathiravelu, K. Co-operative Marketing Officer‘ K. LI.

Ponniah and K. Sabapathypillai Jones

Corps of AccoiCntants, S.8. dk F.M.S. Auditor & Accountant—R, E. Cox

Senior Accountant—G. G- T. Browne As^t. Auditor & Aceotintant—Gdh Wee

Accountants—R. C. Lemmon. K. Reed, Supt.—M. Pah

J. H. Newbigging, G. A. Baxendale Urban Co-operative Thambinathan

and H. Tooke Officer, F.M.S,—

S^ate Treasury, Perak T. Sivapragasam

State Treasurer—Raja Kamaralzaman Perak

Clerk, Class I—V. Yairamuttbo Malay

North, Co-operative

Parit BuntarOfficer, Krian

— Haji Abdul

State Treasury, Selangor Rauf bin Haji Mohamed Suki

State Treasurer—W: F N. Churchil Malay Cp-operative Officer, Taiping

North, Taiping—Wan Zarazillah bin

Clerk, ass T—Wong Pak Choy Ilaji Wan Ismail

8tate Treasury, Negri Sembilan Malay Co-operative Officer, Taiping

State Treasurer—M. A. Nunis South, Taiping—Abu Zahar bin Mo-

Clerks.^ Class I—Tan Eng Khoon and hamed Yamin

A. Sinnadurai Malay Co-operative Officer, Kinta,

StOte Treasury, Pahang . Ipoh—Mphamed Hussein bin Ibra-

State Treasurer—V. Kanapathy Pillay Malay him

Clerks, Class T—K. Arunasalam andR. Perak, Co-operative Officer, Lower

Telok Anson—Raja Musa

Raman athan bin Raja Mahadi

Chamber of Mines, F.M.S. Indian Co-operative Officer, Taiping—

1, Post Office Road, Ipoh; Teleph. :&9, IndianS. Arputhasamy

Co-operative Officer, Ipoh—C.

ipoh ; Cable Ad : Minerals, Maria Soosai

Ipoh, Perak Indian Co-operative Officer, Telok

■ '■Council Anson—P. K. T. Paul

. Selangor

Perak—The Hon. (President),

m.f.c., m.s.c. Mr. J. D. Lt.-Col.

Mead, Malay Co-operative Officer, Selangor

Inland, Kuala

G. M. P. Hornidge, o.b.e., m.c., v.d., Yusof bin Haji Ismail Lumpur—Mohamed

E. E. G. Boyd, J. T. Chappel, A. J. Malay Co-operative Officer, Selangor

Kelman, J. Gordon, J.P., J. Rahc,

A. R. Bruce, Woo Ka Lim, Moi Kim Coast, Kuala Selangor-^-Mohamed Sa-

nusi bin Baki

Theng and A. C. J. Towers, j.p., Senior Indian Co-operative Officer,

f.l.a^a., f.c.i.s. (Secretary) Selangor Central—P. S. Lourdes

Selangor—W. M. Warren

dent), H. A. Coates, (Indepen- Indian

j. S. Whittaker Co-operative Officer, Selangor

(Vice-Presiderits, Representing Coast—M. Rajaratnam

the Indian

Dredging Association of Southern Co-operative Officer, Selangor

Malaya), H. S. Lee and Chong Yow Inland and Pahang—M. V. Chelliah

Shin (Representing the Selangor Negri Sembilan

Miners' Association) Malay Cp-operative SyedOfficer,

Negri Sembilan—H. P. Kennedy Sembilan—Tengku AhmedNegri

bin

Pahang^v. B, C. Baker, m.s.c. Tengku Mohamed

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES-PERAK 0123

Indian Oo-operative Officer, Negri Chief Clerk—Tan Ah Choy

Sembilan I, Seremban—G. V. Thaver Malay Co-operative Officer, Penang

Indian Co-operative Officer, Negri and Proyinoe Wellesley — Abdul

8embilan IT, Seremban—D. E. So- Wahab bin Arshad ,

lomon Indian Co-operative Officer, Bukit

Pahang

Senior Malay Co-operative Officer, Mertajam—P. T. Nathan

Pahang, Ranb— Mohamed Tahir bin Malacca

Stia Raja

Malay Co-operative Officer, East Malay Co-operative, Officer. Malacca,

Pahang, Kuantan—Mohamed Yusof Indian Co-operative bin

Alor Gajah—Baba Jaudin

Officer, Malacca

Straits Settlements —C. Arulsusai

Penang

Asst. Director of Co operation (Nurth), Singapore

—G. Hawkins, m.c.s. Ob-dperalive Officer—A. K. Isaac

PERAK

Perak is the most northerly of the Federated States On the west coast, toheh-

ing Province Wellesley on the north and Selangor on the south and having an

area of T,980 square miles. About 1850 the discovery of tin in Larut was followed

by the immigration of Chinese in great numbers. Since the appointment of a

British Resident in 1874, the record of the. State has been one of remarkable

progress.

The State .is well watered, the Perak (with its tributaries, the Singor, the

Temengor, the Rui, the Plus, the Kinta, Batang Padang, Bidor and Sungkai),

being the most important rivers. Other rivers of importance are the Krian,

the Kurau,. and the Bernam (with its tributary, the Slim). The mountains on

the east boundary, which are part bf the main range, of the Peninsula, rise to a

height of over 7,000 feet.

Sanatoria have been established oh the Larut Hills at heights varying from

3,300 to 4,500 feet. Experimental gardens with English flowers and vegetables

are to he found on the Larut Hills.

The chief exports , are tin and rubber. Coconuts and rice are extensively

grown. In the Krian District the Government hais completed ah ektensive

scheme for the irrigation of 61,000 acres of land the larger proportion of which

is already under cultivation for rice. A similar scheme with an area of 24,000

acres is in course of development in the Shngei Manik Area in Lower Perak.

So far 9,737 acres are available of which 5,975 were planted in 1938.

Larut, Kinta, Batang Padang, and Klian Intan are tlie chief mining dis-

tricts. The district of Batang Padang lies between the Kinta Valley and the

Selangor boundary, and contains a little gold and wolfram mixed with its tin.

The total mileage of completed roads in Perak is (a) 1,076 of metalled and

(b) 74 of unmetalled roads, 739 miles of bridle paths.

ernment, British

The and at Resident

Ipoh, thehaschief

residencies at Taiping,

commercial the Headquarters

centre. The chief towns areof Ipoh,

Gov-

Taiping, Kuala Kangsar, Kampar, and Tapah. The chief port is Teluk Anson.

Since the Anglo-Siamese treaty of 1909 the territory claimed by Perak for

many years, and held by Patani since 1826, has been formally ceded to Perak,

and the State now includes the whole watershed of the river that gives it its

name. The new territory which was taken over in 1909 and incorporated in

the Upper Perak District, exceeds 1,000 square miles of area. It extends from

0124 PERAK

Kedah on the West to Legeh on the East, and contains the tin mines of Klian

Intan and much good stanniferous country. This territory is well watered, and

the rolling plains of the Kroh plateau, 1,000 feet above the sea, afford a healthy

Government station. At Tasek on the Kedah border there is a small natural

lake. At the time when the territory was taken over the population was about

3,000 of various nationalities.

By an Act of Parliament which received the Royal assent on November 16,

1934, the territory of the Bindings was restored to Perak and has formed part

of the State since February, 1935. The area of the Territory, which contains

the natural harbour of Lumut, is 190 square miles.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

State Council The Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer, m.f.c.,

President—His

Perak (PadukaHighness SultanAzizof Mr.j.p.Toh Eng Hoe, m.c.h., j.p.

Sri SultantheAbdul

Al’Muktassim

k.b.e.) Bil’lah Shah, k.c.m.g., Mr. S. Seenivasagam

TheM.C.H.,

Hon.J.P.,Br.M.F.O.K. T. Khong, m.b.e.,

Vice-President—The Raja Muda (Raja

Yusuf ibni Sultan Abdul Jalil al- The

Marhum Rathi’ Allah, o.b.e.) Haji MiorMr.Yahaya

Hon. J. B. Mead, m.f.c.Muham-

bin Ngah

The Hon. the British Resident mad

Adika Amin

Raja, (Orang

j.p.) Kaya Kaya Sri

The Secretary to Resident

The Raja di-Hilir (Raja Abdul Rashid British Resident’s Office

ibni al-Marhum Sultan Idris) British Resident—The Hon. Mr. M. Rex,

The Legal Adviser M.C.S. to Resident—J. R- Neave, m.c.s.

The Orang Kaya Besar (Haji Secretary

Ahmad bin Haji Abdul Raof, Assistant Secretary to Resident—E. C.

M.C.H.) G. Barrett, m.c.s. Appuduray

The Orang Kaya Temenggong (Wan Office Assistant—N.

Abdul Jalil bin Wan Hussain, Resident’s Clerk—Chin Sen Boo

M.C.H., J.P.)

The Orang Kaya Mentri (Wan

Ahmad Rasdi bin Wan Muham- Chinese Protectorate—Ipoh

mad Isa, j.p.)

The Orang Kaya Kaya Panglim Kinta Protector (Acting)

of Chinese—A. W. Hay, m.c.s.

(Che Wan bin Muhammad Yusuf, Asst. Protector of Chinese—J. P. Biddulp,

M.C.H., J.P.) M.C.S.

The Orang Kaya Kaya Laksamana Chief Clerk—Saw Seong Peck

(Lope

M.C.H., Bahaudin

J.P.) bin Mohamad Noh, Clerk & Translator—Chong Wai Weng

TheGantang

Orang Kaya(HajiKaya

AbdulPanglim

Wahaba Bukit

bin Education Bepartment

Abdul Aziz) Senior Inspector of Schools—T.

TheRajaRaja Kechil Tengah (The Hon. O’Sullivan,

Kamaralzaman ibni al-Marhum Inspectors of Schools— m.a. (t.c.d.),

: m.r.s.t. A.

Raja Mansur, M.c.s., m.f.c.) A. C. Strahan,

The State Engineer, Perak m.a. (Dublin) and E. S. Tiddeman, B.A.

(oxon.)

The State Medical & Health Officer, Office Assistant—S. Ponniah

Perak Chief Clerk—T. Candiah

The Chief Police Officer, Perak Asst. Inspectors of Malay

Captain

Mr. C. H. Bakers,

A. C. Jomaron, m.c.s. M.C., M.c.s. Kamaral Bahrain, Mohd.Schools—Raja

Salleh and

Amert

The Hon. Colonel Cecil Rae, c.b.e., Asst. Inspector A. Weisum

M.F.C., J.P. Badsha of Tamil Schools—E. A.

 PERAK C125

Domestic Science Mistress—Miss M. C. Medical Department

Taylor

Asst. Lady Supervisor Malay Girls Schools Office of the State Medical <&

—Mrs. Poh Soo Kheng Health Officer

Clifford School, K. Kangsar State Medical & Health Officer, Perak

Principal—T. P. M. Lewis, m.a. (Oxon.) —Dr. J. I. Baeza, m.b., b.ch., f.r.c.s.,

Govt. English School, Batu, Gajah Deputy D.

Headmaster—Syed Shaidali State Medical & Health Officer,

Govt. English School, Gopeng Perak—Dr. H. P. Hodge, b.a., l.m.s.

Headmaster—E. A. Morisinac S.A., CERT. LOND,, S.T.M.

Govt. English School, Trpnbh Financial Assistant—Qua Gong Kow

Headmaster—M. Fernandez Chief Clerk—K. Subramaniam

Govt. English School, Tbpah Pharmaceutical Chemist—A. V. Hitch

Headmaster—Dayal Singh Health Office, Perak North

St. George's Institution Taiping Health Officer, Perak North—Dr. R.

Director—Rev. Bro. Dominie E. Anderson, b.sc.b.ch., m.b., d.t.m.

King Edward VII School, Taiping Assistant & H., D.P.H.

Principal—F. C. Barraclough, m.r.s.t. Hoey Chan Health Officer—Dr. Chang

Anderson School, Ipoh

Principal—E. C. Hicks, m.a. (oxon.) Health Office, Kuala Kangsar

Forest Department Health Officer, Kuala Kangsar — Dr.

Batu Gajah, Perak W. H. Jeffrey, m.b., ch.b. cert, lond.,

S.T.M.

State Forest Officer, Perak, Batu Gajah— Health Office, Kinta District

C. Smith, Conservator of Forests Health Officer, Kinta District—Dr. G.

Asst. State Forest

Gajah—G. W. Officer, Perak,

Somerville, Sr. Batu H. Lowe,

Asst, M.B., CH.B., CERT. LOND.,

Convr. of Forests (On leave) S.T.M., D.P.H.

District Forest Officer, Larut & Matang, Health Office, Kinta Sanitary Board

Taiping—C. A. Speldewinde, Sr. Asst. Health Officer, Kinta Sanitary Board

— Dr. C. H. Williams, m.b., ch.b.

Convr. of Forests D.P.IJ., D.T.M. & H., CERT. LOND., S.T.M.

District Forest Officer, Kuala Kangsar— Assistant

C. Foston,

Asst. DistrictAsst.Forest ForestsKuala G;abriel Health Officer—Dr. V. R.

Convr. ofOfficer,

Kangsar—Tan Seng Teong, Sub-Asst. Health Office, Batang Padang

Convr of Forests

District Forest Officer, Dindings & Bruas Health cant)

Officer, Batang Padang—(Va-

—C.

ForestsL. Carrier, Sub-Asst. Convr. of Health Officer, Lower Perak

District

Carson, Forest Kinta — G. L. Health

Officer, Forests

Asst. Coilvr.

Officer, Lower Perak—Dr. T.

Wilson, M.B., B.CH., D.T.M. & H.,

Asst. District Forest ofOfficer, Kinta — D.

Abdul Majid bin Haji Mohamed Shahid, ^'Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong

Sub-Asst. Convr.Officer,

District of Forests Rambutan

Walton,Forests

Sr. Asst. Convr. ofTapah—A.

Forests B. Medical Superintendent—Dr. J. W.

Murdoch, m.b., ch.b.

Asst. District Forest Officer, Tapah— Assistant Medical Superintendent—Dr.R.

Mohd.

Convr. ofHarun

Forests bin Taib, Extra Asst. A. MacNab, m.b., ch.b., cert, lond.,

Asst. District S.T.M.

Forest ( fficer, Teluk Anson Assistant

— E. C. Foenander, Extra Asst. Convr. Manicavasagar, Physicians — Dr. N. C.

of Forests Dr. P. Varatharajah

and Dr. A. Sivakolunthu

Government Gardens & Plantations European Male Nurses — J. R. G.

Maxwell’s Hill, Taipinq Young and T. J. Wimsey

Supt.—H. G. H. Bartlett Batu Gajah Hospital

Chief Clerk—A. Thajudeen Medical Officer—Dr. E. C. Vardy, m.d.,

Marine Department—Teluk Anson B.

Harbour Master, Perak—Capt. G. Robert Senior Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. M.

E. Tiruchelvam

Chief plerk—Chin Thutt W. Assistant

HowNeubronner Arasarednam Medical Officer — Dr. S

Technical Assistant—D. Matron—Miss E. J. Risden

Cl 26 PERAK

Sisters—Miss A. C. Pender, Miss F General Hospital, Taiping

MacKinnon, Miss M. C. F. Wli- Medical Officer—Dr. R. Shelley, m.b.,

liams, Miss M. Keddie, Miss I. Beat- B.S., M.D., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.

tie, Miss B. Roques and Miss M. B. Matron—Miss C. A. Harness

N. Mustill Sisters—Miss F. Holgate, Miss C. H.

Ipoh Hospital McDonald, Miss M. L. J. Miller and

Medical Officer—Dr. T. F. Strang, Miss D. Hough

M. B., CH.B. District Hospital, Taiping

Second

Dr. I. Medical Officerm.b.,& Radiologist—

T. Dickson, ch.m., d.t.m. Medical Officer—Dr. H. M. McGlad-

dery

Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) E. S. Jumeaux Deputy Medical Officer—Dr. E. L. S.

O. Thomson

Sqrgpqn—Dr. E. C. Chitty, m.b., ch.b., Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. K.

Rajaratnam, Dr. S. Kanapathipillai

F.R.C.S.

Dental Surgeon—Mr. N. H. Gittins, and Dr. Lim Eng Cheang

Tanjong Malim Hospital

I..D.S., R.C.S. Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. A. C.

Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. C. J umeaux

Murugiah, Dr. A. W. E. Mpreira,

Dr. G. S. Yenkatesan, Dr. Megat TeluJc Anson Hospital

Khas bin Omar, Dr. Ling Ah Choon,

Dr. Y. C. G. Yzelman and Dr. Lim Medical A.

Officer, Lower Perak—Dr. W.

Balhetchet

Chin Khean Assistant Medical Officers — Dr. N.

Matron—Miss E. M. L. Bryant Gopalapillai and Dr. Puran Singh

Sisters—Miss M. Robinson and Miss Matron—Miss

E. Smith Sister—Miss B. H.M. Egger

H. Amour

Grik Hospital Infant Welfare Centre, Taiping

Hospital Assistant-in-Charge — S. A. Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Miss) F.

Row A. Craig, m.b., ch.b., d.p.h., cert.

Klian Intan Hospital LOND., S.T.M.

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. L. W. Health Sister—Miss N. M. Harbottle

J ayesuria Infant Welfare Centre, Ipoh

District cfc Malay Hospital, Kuala Lady Medical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) L. J.

Kangsar Bentinck, m.b., ch.b., b.a.o., cert.,

Medical Officer—Dr. G. M. Graham, LOND., S.T.M.

B.A., M.D., CERT. LOND., S.T.M.

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. Mohamed Health Sister—Miss M. H. Wood

Infant Welfare Centre, Teluk Anson

Din bin Ahmad Health Sister-in-Charge — Miss M.

Women’s Hospital, Kuala Kangsar Timmins

Lady Medicalm.b.,

H. James, Officer—Dr.

b.s., d.p.h. (Miss) M.

Sisters—Miss L. G. Culleton and Miss Mines Department

H. Y. Fisher Batu Gajah, Perak

Kampar Hospital Senior Inspector of Mines, Perak—A. Bean

Inspector of Mines, Perak—A. H. M.

Assistant Medical Officer — Dr. G. S. Inspector Cretch

Arulpragasam of Mines, Batu Gajah—J. B.

Luniut Hospital Mackie

Assistant Medical Officers—Dr. V. R. Inspector of Mines, Ipoh

N. Menon and Dr. R. Sathiah Ipoh West—I. L.

Farit Buntar Hospital Patterson

Assistant Medical Officer—Dr. J. V. Inspector Paterson of Mines, Ipoh East—O. D.

Thambar Kuala Kangsar

Tapah Hospital

Medical Officer, Batang Padang—Dr. Inspector of Mines—W. Kampar

L. Stapleton

A. H. Lowther, m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & Inspector of Mines—G. F. Gripper

H., CERT. LOND., S.T.M., D.O.M.S. Tapah

Deputy Medical Officer — Dr. H. P. Inspector of Mines—E. B. Thomas

Samuel

 PERAK Cl 27

Machinery Office, Ipoh Asst. Controller of Telecommunications

fI Inspector (Engineering),

Parnell Perak Central, Ipoh—

Trowell of Machinery, Perak—J. H. A. C. H.Controller

0 Inspector of Machinery -A. E. Greetham Asst. (Engineering), of Telecommunications,

and G. L. Rowell

Taiping H. E. Cornish Pei-ak North, Taiping—

Inspector of Machinery — E. L. T. Asst. Controller of Telecommunications,

(Traffic), Perak, Ipoh—F. A. Thomson

Thackeray Asst. Controller of Telecommunications,

Police Department (Engineering),

A. Read Perak South, Ipoh—R.

Chief Police Office—Ipoh, Perak Asst. Supt.—Mohamed Ghazali bin Jaffar

Head Postmaster,

Chief Police Officer, Perak—E. E. H. Beck Postmaster, Ipoh—Lim Tee Ee

Asst.

McN. Supt.,

MacleanHeadquarters, Ipoh—J. M. Postm&ster, Taiping—P. Veluppillay

Teluk Anson—E. Yaluppillai

Officers-in-Charge, Detectives, Perak, Ipoh Prisons Department

-H. G. Beverley, D. W. Yates, R. C.

Ehrke and G. E. Pavee

Officers-in-Charge of Traffic, Ipoh—F. H. Teleph. 20; Cable Ad: Convicts

O’Flynn and Che Wan Ibrahim Convict Prison—Taiping

Court Chief Inspector, Ipoh — N. B. Supt. Convict Prison, Taiping—Capt. E.

Thomas S. Lilley

Gaoler, Grade I—J. A. Starks

Officer Superintendent Police Acting Deputy Gaoler—H. Bailey

. Circle European Warders

A. F. Rowland, —F.S. Davis, H. Harnett,

W. Jones, R. H.

Kinta—K. J. N. Duthie Shuttleworth, J. J. MacLeod, F. J.

Perak North—L. H. Hart

Kuala Kangsar—J. L. H. Davis . Sheffield, F. V. Lucock, T. Hill, S.

Lower Perak—H.E.F. Hope-Falkner

Ridley Bentley, A.A. Fisher,

Bedwell, J. N. W.Gwynn, S. W.J. H.F.

J. Brind,

Perak South—R. Pink, F. Tallant, A. W. Turner, T. F.

Officers ifc of Police Districts Edgar, J. Carbery, B, B. Boyd, W. Weir

Kroh—W, R. Coombe anq S. D. Wright

Krian—R. P. J. Rycrbft and Mohd

Taiping—H. J. Spinks, Abdul Rauf, AbdulNoor

ChaniCheandLahMohd, Noor Public Works Department

Grik— Teleph. 8, Taiping; Cable Ad: Stateworks

Kuala Kangsar—H. Head Office —Taiping

Mohamed Noor T. B. Ryves and State Engineer—T. G. Husband

Executive Engineer—E. E. Hodges

Sungei Siput—Mahayuddin

Sitiawan—E. A. G. Anderson and Syed Financial Architect—F. A. MallardSubramaniam

Yusoff R. Cole, Leong Boon Swee, Wong Chief Clerk—Choo Assistant—Y.

Ipoh—J. Pek Slew

Sze

P. Kim, Yunus, Tung Kwan Pun and

Lodwick Ipoh

Batu Gajah—Shamsudin Sehior

WilsonExecutive Engineer, W. W.—A. C.

Tronoh—P.

Kampar—V. Lodwick

C. Seed well and Mohd, Shah Supt., Stores & Furniture—W. E. Pearce

Tapan—Osman Bashah, Mohd, Yusof and Senior Executive La rut y \I a tang & Krian

Tengku Mohd, Yusof Engineer—J. H. West

Teluk Anson—Raja Yahya and Raja Abas Asst. Engineers—W.

N. Cartwright (Bagan R. Plunkett

Serai) and W.

Clerical Service,, Chief Police Kuala Kangsar

Office, Ipoh Senior Executive Engineer — J. A. T.

Chief Clerk—D. Thamby Rajah Horsley

Financial Clerk—Neoh Boon Chiew Asst. Engineers—J.

H. Miller (Dindings)A. Henderson and

Posts & Telegraphs Department Kinta

Controller of Posts, Perak, Ipoh—J. Green Senior Executive Engineer—F. C. Holland

Asst. Controller of Posts, Ipoh—R. D. Asst. SmithEngineers—S. W. Foster and D. B.

Rowswell

Controller

Ipoh—C.ofG.Telecommunications,

R Phillips Perak, Technical Assistant, Special A.Grade—P.

Chief Inspector, W. W.—W. TurnnidgeA.

Peris

0128 PERAK

Ipoh Rebuilding Scheme Veterinary Inspector—Cheah Phee Phay

Senior Executive Engineer—R. E. Pitt, Assessment Lee Officers—P. Veethamparan

(Acting Resident, Engineer)

Batang Padang Kim Soon

Yin Nji, Khoo Ah Kee and Lin

Executive Engineer—L. A. Laffan State Treasury—Taiping

Lower Perak State Treasurer, ibniPerak—Hon.

Executive Engineer—R. G. lies

Mechanical Engineer, Changkat Jong— Mansur, Kamaralzaman al-Marhum RajaRaja

0. R. Wales m.f.c., m.c.s.

Registry of Christian Marriages Supreme Court—Tpoh

Senior Registrar—Secretary to Resident, Judge, AynsleyPerak — Mr. Justice Murray-

Perak

Registrar, Kuala Kangsar, Upperto Secretary

Larut,& Bindings—Secretary

Perak, Krian

to Judge—S. S. Duray

Deputy Registrar—S. N. Veerasamy

Resident, Perak Asst. Registrar—S. S. Duray

Registrar, Kinta—The Magistrate, Ipoh Chief Clerk—S. Joseph

Registrar, Lower Perak & Batang Padang

—District Officer, Lower Perak Survey Department

Sanitary Board—Kinta, Ipoh Chief Surveyor,

Senior Surveyor Perak—G.

(Office)—R.D. K.Barron

A. Bruce

Chairman—Capt. H.

Secretary—K. A. SuppiahJ. Cockman (Taiping)

Accountant—Cheah Keng Hoon District

Robb Surveyor, Perak North—A. G

(Taiping)

Chief Sanitary

Senior SanitaryInspector—E.

Inspector —G. S.Montford

Kana Surveyor-on-Agreement—J. C. Thompson

pathypillai (Taiping)

Building Inspector—R. Adamson, M.c. Deputy Chief(Batu

O. Watson Surveyor,

Gajah)Peruk South—

Asst. Building Inspector—P. E.Thiagarajan

Asst. YeterinarySurgeon—G. Choo Chief

J. M.Clerk

Gregory(Revenue Survey Office)—

Abattoir

Pillay andAssistants — T. V. Nadason District

A. Vijiaratnam Surveyor,(Taiping)

Teluk Anson—Abdul

Rahman bin Abdullah

KUALA KANGSAR

District Office Malay College

District Officer—A. C. Jomaron, M.c.s; Principal—H. R. Carey

Asst. District Officer—A. N. Goode, m.c.s. and F. C. W. EdgeD. Luke, C.W. Jackman

Asst. Masters—K.

Asst.

HajiDistrict

ZakariahOfficer, Parit—Maarof bin

Asst. Sanitary Board Office

stapha AlbakriOfficer,

District bin HajiSitiawan

Hassan,—m.c.s.

Mu- Chairman—District

sar Officer, Kuala Kang-

2nddinAsst. District Officer—Wan

bin Wan Abdul Jalil Hamaru- Secretary—Sant Singh (OnOfficer

Deputy Chairman—Health leave), Tsen

Ah Wong (Acting)

Deputy Asst. District Officer—Shamsudin Assessment Officer—W. Muthiah

bin Nain

Malay Officer, Lands—Ismail bin Jamil Sanitary bin

Inspectors — Mohamed Ramly

Abdullah

Chief Clerk—T. V. K. Varriar Mohamed Jaborand Sam Abdul Latiff bin

KRIAN DISTRICT

District Office Asst. Medical Officer — Dr. V. Thambar

District Officer—Samah bin Haji Ali, m.c.s.

Drainage

Shephard & Irrigation Engineer-T. D. Q. C. P. D. Krian—R. P. J. Rycroft

 PERAK C129

UPPER PERAK

District Office—Grik Lenggong

District Officer—Ahmad bin Osman, m.c.s. Asst. District Officer—Raja Ngah Ali bin

Deputy Asst. District Officer—Tungku Raja Iskandar (Acting)

Mohamed binTunkuBesarBurhanuddin Chief Clerk—Che

Settlement Haji Mior

Officer—Yeop AriffHamid

Abdul

Sub-Treasurer—Jamal Din bin ChiragDin Dresser-in-Charge-Kroh

-Abdullah

Chief Clerk—Ibrahim bin Pandak Leman Asst. District Officer—Abdullah bin Sahat

Settlement Officer—Wan Din bin Wan (M.A.S.)

Lembut Chief Clerk — Mohamed Ali bin Haji

Hospital Assistant—Muragapillai MohamedOfficer—Mohamed Ismail

Settlement

Officer-in-Charge Police District, Grik— Asst. Medical Officer, Klian Intan—Che

Che Lab Megat Khas bin Megat Omar

Head Overseer, P. W. D. Grik—Thang- Dresser-in-Charge, Kroh—K.

Officer-in-Charge Police Chinniah

District, Kroh —

garajah William Richard Coombe

LOWER PERAK

District Office Acting Customs Officer (Revenue) —

District Officer—A. Y. Aston S. R. L.Officer—Dr.

Health Buck well T. Wilson

Asst. District Officer—A. H. P. Humphrey Executive Engineer—R. G. lies

Collector of Land Revenue—R. M. Marsh Engineer,

Cox

Drainage & Irrigation—H. L.

Deputy Assistant District Officer—Abdul O.S.P.C., Lower Perak-H. F. Ridley

Jamil bin Abdul Rais O.C.P.D., Teluk Anson—Raja Yahaya bin

Magistrate—Abdullah bin Ibrahim RajaO.Mahadi

Senior Customs Officer—R. S. Clemons Asst. Omar

C. P. D.—Raja Abas bin Raja

KINTA DISTRICT

District Office Deputy Chief Surveyor, Perak South—

District Officer—F. *. Wilson, m.c.s. O. Watson

Medical Officer—Dr. R. Shelley

Chief

^Harvey,Asst.m.c.s.District Officer — J. A. Matron—Miss A. Jones

Asst. District Officer, Lands — Datoh Sisters—Misses

Miller, J. F. F.Smith,

Mackinnon, P. B.T.

B. N. Lees,

ig Muda Ibrahim bin Abdul Karim, m.s.a. Walker and H. Corke

LARUT DISTRICT

District Office—Larut Asst.

M.A.S.District Officer—Mohamed Ali,

District Officer—J. G. Crawford, m.c.s. Deputy

Magistrate—Raja Salim, m.c.s.

Chief Ariffin,Asst.

m.a.s.District Officer—Mohamed

natherClerk, Land Office—S. Parama- Settlement Officers—Jamaludin, Megat

Abdul Rahman and Lodin

Chief Clerk, District Office—S. Kanapathy Malay

Pillay Officer—Tengku Syed Abdullah

0130 PERAK

BATAN O PADANG DISTRICT

District Office Rubber Regulation Inspector— J. H.

District Officer—Mahmud bin Mat, m.c.s. Settlement Burchett (On leave)

Asst. District Office)' — Tapah-Jaal bin bin Daud and Officers, Tapah—Mohd.

Baharom bin Nur-Rashid Zam

Jaman, M.A.s. Settlement Officer, 'Tanjong Malim—Haji

Asst- District ()fficer—Tanjong

Zainal Abidiri bin Haji!Abas, m.a.s. Malim Mohd. Salleh bin H. M. Daud

2ndRahman

Asst. District Chief Clerk, D. ().—M. Samuel

bin Mat, Officer—Tapah-Abdul

m,a.s. Sanitary Board

Deputy Asst. District Officer— Tapah- Chairman—District OfficerDistrict Officer^

Badaruddin bin AJang Ahmad, m.a.s. Deputy Chairman—:Asst.

Malay Officer, Taniong Malim—Raja Tanjong Malim

Zainal Abidin bin Raja Tachefe, m. a.s. Members—Health Officer, Batang Pad an

Executive Engineer—L. A. Laffan Executive

DistrictDistrict

Asst, Forest Officer—A. B; Walton Supt.Engineer,

OfficerDistrict Police Batang Padang,

Officer,Circle,

Tapah,Perak South,,

Harun bin TaibForest Officer—Mohd. Asst. Sultan Idris Training College,

Principal,

Tanjong

Medical Officer—F. D. Gillespie Malim, Chong Loke Cheong, Bidor, E.

Deputy Medical Officer—H. P. Samuel

O.Hope C. Perak South, Tapah—R. E. W.

S. P.Falkner Batrensby, Tapah Road, E. M. R.

Callard,

O.Shah

0. P. D.—Osman Bashah bin Kuldp Health ball and Slim

M. C.River,

SungkaiCapt. L. A. Black-

Inspectors (Urban), Tapah—K.

Karthigesu

Health and(Urban),

Inspector A. MariaTanjong

Doss Malim

Health Officer—E.

Inspector of Mines—E.A. Hardy

B. Thomas —Wan Mohamed Noor

Agricultural Officer—D. G. Jones Chief Clerk—Hor Fook Choy

IP0H

District Office Government Health Offcers

Judge—Hop.

Secretary to Mr. Justice*S. Aynsley

Judge—S. Du ray Young Chairman,

mittee,

Mosquito Destruction Com-

Kinta Sanitary Board—Dr.

Registrar of Courts—Cunningham Brown Health C. H. Officer,

Williams Kinta District—Dr. G. H.

DeputyDistrict

Asst. PublicOfficer—S.

Prosecutor—Brodie LoweMedical Officer, Infant Welfare

Chairman, Sanitary Board,Angus Kinta—JjL J. Lady

Centre, Ipoh—Dr. (Mrs.) L. J. Bentinck

Cockman

Chief Surgeon—E. C. Chitty, (m.c.) ch.b. Lady Medical

—(Vacant). Inspector of Schools, Perak

Protector of Chinese—C, H. Dakers

Asst. Warden of Mines—(Vacant) Labour Department

Senior Executive Engineer, Kinta—W. G. Asst. Controller of Labour—J. D. Lambert

Stewart Extra Asst. Controller of Labour—N. A.

Executive Engineer, Kinta—(Vacant) Appan

Asst. Engineers, Ipoh—W, N. Cartwright, Indian Immigration Fupd Inspector—

Waterworks A. Rengam

Ainslie Agency, Importers and-Manu- ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES

facturers’ Agents—Teluk Anson

Ally & Co., M. S.—13, Markefc Street, F. BranchrMA M. S. Chamber of Commerce, Perak

O. Box 136, Ipoh,

Ipoh; Cable Ad: Arrahman Chairman—H- Kingdon-Rowe

Anglo-French it Bendixsens, Committee—The

S. Fortune, S.Hon. T. Cel.

Rees,Rae, J.c.b.e.,J.

Batak Rabit Road, Teluk Anson Ltd.— Dalton, A. M. Drysdale and J.

Asiatic Petooleum Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd., Miller

The—Station Road,-Ipoh Secretaries—Evatt

Accountants

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Ad: Ipon Club 15 and 442; Cable Secretary - W. Hayward, a.i.a.A;

President—Hon. Lt.-Col. C. Rae, c.b.e. Offices in Australia—Chajlis House,

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Hon. Secretary—D. W. Grehan Austral Amalgamated Tin, Ltd.

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President—Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer 660, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Borneo, Ipoh:

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Surveyors and Licensed Appraisers— Mrs. E. C. Stevens

21,

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Bentley’s Codes: A-B.C. 5th Ad Edition

Grandhotel; Codes

& Bentley’s

5th

Federated Malay States Chamber op Grand Hotel (Ipoh), proprietors

Commerce — (See Associations and Lim Hee Toh, manager

Societies) L. E. Hoy, asst, manager

Fleming

StructuralBrothers,

Engineers,Mechanical

Brass and Ironand Grenier & Co., Ltd., Charles, Stationers,

Founders, Boilermakers and Hydraulic- Printers, Publishers

Merchants—37 and and

39, General

StationImport

Road,

ing

LahatPipeRoad,Makers—Works

Ipoh; Teleph. and 152; Office:

Cable Ipoh; Teleph. 119; Cable Ad: Grenier

Ad: Fleming, Ipoh; Codes: A.B.C. 5th H. D. Jansz, managing

H. D. G. Jansz, director director

Edition, Bentley’s and Engineering R. G. Jansz, assistant

Alexander Fleming, proprietor &

general manager

A. YeeA. Elliott, manager Guan & Co., and

Merchants L. Y.,Commission

Import andAgents—

Export

Soon Kay, office clerk 166, Hugh Low Street; Store: 3, Chemor

S.Wong

A. Jesudas, works clerk Road,

Khong Sen, asst, clerk Ipoh ; Ipbh;

Codes Cable

: A.B.C.Ad:5thLawyewghan,

Edition and

Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd., General Bentley’s Law Yew Guan, mng. proprietor

Merchants, Importers and

103, Brewster Road, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Exporters— Lee Ewe Hu at, asst, manager

Benta Tan

Law Chia Kam, salesman

Joo Leong, cashier

vi & m % m m m Guan Moh Co., General Merchants, Com-

Foong Seong Foundry, Ltd., Brass

Iron Founders, Gravel Pump and Diesel mission and

Engine Makers, Importers, Exporters —3 & 4, 20,Agents

Teleph. Jalan

Kuala

and Transport

Patani, KualaCable

Kangsar;

Agents

Kangsar;

Ad :

and General Merchants—Lahat

Teleph. 283; Cable Ad: Foongseong Road; Guanmoh; Codes: A.JB.C. 5th Edition

and Bentley’s International

Fraser

Manufacturers—Connolly

Teleph. 87 Road, Ipoh; Agents and Engineers—89 & 91, Belfield

G. A. Thamsen, branch manager ! Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 630; Cable Ad:

Guthrie

Secretaries

Malayan&Breweries,

Sole Distributors for : .

Ltd., Singapore J. A. Bines, manager

 Hannay & Stekdman, Mining Engineers Kampong Kamuntingin Tin Dredging,

Bucket i|

—Gbpeng Road, Ipoh; P.O. Box 64; Ltd.

Cable Ad: Hansted

(Incorporated

Dredging, Karangan, Kedah—Taiping,

F.M.S.),

H.C. Hannay, Perak, F.M.S.; Teleph. 34; Cable Ad:

m.i.min.e., p.g.s. Austmalay

R.S. Steedmen, j.p., m.i.m.m.

Directors—

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., General F. Leverrier, K.c., chairman

Importers and Merchants, Shipping and H. Huntsman,

W. A. Freemandeputy chairman

Insurance Agents, Lloyd’s Agents— R.E. E.J. D.G. Richardson, b.e. (Sydney)

Cable Ad: Achan Boyd, b.e. (Sydney)

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Import ' F. C.Y. Hardin,

C. Stanley, b.e.

b.e.(Sydney)

(Sydney)

and Export Merchants—Teluk Anson General Managers & Secretaries ;

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping, I

poration—Ipoh; Cable Ad: Tinstone F.

S. G.Forbes

G. Guy, acting

Ralston | agent Mills

M.E.H.G. Kim Seng & Co., General Importers,

Cheong Chee Cheong, compradore Provision,

High ClassWine CoffeeandPowder

Spirit Merchants

Manufact-

urers, General

Hup Heng Loong Foundry, Brass, Iron Contractors and Commission Agents— and Government Ration

Founders, Boiler Makers, etc.—Lahat 98, Main Road, Taiping.

2, China Street, Penang. Branch: Head Office:

12,

Lane, Ipoh Jalan Raya, Sungei Patani

Huttknbachs, Ltd. (Incorporated in Associate Companies:

Straits Settlements), Mechanical and Season Store, 136, Belfield Street,, Ipoh

Electrical Engineers, General Mer- LuanKampar Seng & Co., 10, Jalan Gopeng,

chants — 94, Brewster Road, Ipoh;

Teleph. 198, Ipoh; Cable Ad: Habiture, Agents for:

Ipoh; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition Fraser & Neave, Ltd.

S. T. Rees, branch manager Sub-Agents for:

Ipoh _ Concrete Lime &Pre-cast

Marble, Ltd., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Building Contractors, Concrete KingPrincipal—F.

Edward VIIG.School—Taiping

Specialists, Monumental Masons, Lime

Burners—Gunong Chiroh, Anderson

Road, Ipoh Asst. Masters—F.Barraclough, T. Laidlaw,m.r.s.t.

m.a.

F. A. Mackay, works manager (edin.),

Singh, K. Utam Singh,Goon,

Gnoh Chin Surjan

S. Selvanay-

agam, f.r.g.s., Wan Chik Bakar, D.

Ipoh Club —(See Associations and G.Bee,Doral, Khoo KieKhoo,

Huat,Md.

KhooIsmail

Kai

Societies) B. Md.Yeoh TengKhoo

Sutan, Heng Peng, T.

Ipoh Ice Co:, Ltd.—Lahat Road, Ipoh E. Jayasinghe, W. Jesudason,

Ah Kee, Lim Swee Chin, L. Russell, Chang

m.a. (New Zealand), W. H. B. Mon-

Jacks & C6. (Malaya), Ltd., William erasinghe

Asst. and —L.Mrs.

Mistresses Fernando

G. Koenitz,

(Incorporated in Straits Settlements)

Engineers

Brewster and

Road, General

Ipoh; Merchants—94,

Telephs. 114 and Turnbull and Miss Toh Mrs;

Miss P. Sharpington, H. I.

Sau Cheng

115; Cable Ad: Expanded. Head Office: School Clerk—C. S. B. Deven

Ocean Building, Prince Street, Sing- Kinta Club — (See Associations and

apore.

Lumpur.Branches

Depots atat Penang

Taiping and

and Kuala

Teluk Societies)

Anson

Kinta Electrical Distribution Co.,

Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. (London), Ltd., The —1-5, Station Road, Ipoh;

Electrical Engineers and Cable Telephs. Kedco, Ipoh 617 & 618, Ipoh; Cable Ad:

Manufacturers—Cable

H.Khoo

E. W.Kee Bryning, Ad:

residentExpanded

repres. Agents for Perak for :

Chye, assistant General Electric Co., Ltd., England

 PERAK C135

Kinta Ice, Aerated Water & Bakery the East): Raffles Square, Singa-

Co., Ice and Aerated Water Manufac- pore; Branch Depot: 109, Belfield

turers, Bakers and Confectioners—128, Street; Teleph. 684; Cable Ad:

Belfield

Cable Ad:Street, Adam.Ipoh;Branch:

Teleph. Teluk

935; Littles, Ipoh. Branch Store: The Em-

Anson bankment, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 3305;

Sahib Jaun, managing admin- Cable

S. A.istrator Branch Ad: Littles,

Office:Cable1, Pitt Kuala

Street, Lumpur;

Penang;

W. J. Kilner, administrator Teleph. 983; Ad: Littles, Penang

Kinta Rubber Works, Manufacturers of McAlister

All Rubber Goods, Ricksha Tyres, Silibin Ad: Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 4; Cable

Switchboard,

Matting. HoseFloor Pipes

Tubing, Car

Tin {ForMcAlister

Agencies See Singapore Section)

DredgeImpeller

Pump Sand Chute

Rubber Liners, Gravel Macphail & Co. (Ipoh), Ltd. (Incorporat-

Shoes, Rubber

Conservancy Buckets and Pails, Rubber ed in F.M.S.), StockIpoh; and Share Brokers

Tin Ore Tubs, Household Dust-Bins, —Station and 204; Road,

P.O. Box Telephs.

134; Cable 202

Ad:

Latrine

Retreading Back Door

Compound andFlaps, Raw

and Gums, Tyre Macphails; Codes:

All 6th Editions, Bentley’s, Broomhall’sA.B.C. 5th and

Mining, Mechanical Electrical Imperial and Rubber Editions and

Requisities, etc.—Lahat Road, Ipoh Private

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated Malaysian Tin, Ltd., Rambun Tin

in the F. M. S.), Engineers, Merchants Mines—Tanjong Rambutan

and O.Printers

P.Codes: Box —123;Ipoh; Telephs.

Cable 560-561; P. H.Warren, manager

Bentley’s Second andAd:Kendall’s.

Kylpa;

Agents—S.

W. Sawrey, assistant

I. —P. E.3, F.,Central

Kuala Lumpur

Branches

Penang at Kuala Lumpur and Head Office Buildings,

F. W. Palmer Westminster, London

H.

J. L.P. Ross,

Anderson,

c.a. C.A. Masonic Lodge, Kinta, No. 3212, E.C.

—Ipoh

Lahat Mines, Ltd., The—Kinta, Perak. W.

I. P.M.—Wor.

M.—Wor.Bro. Bro.A.W.R.G.Murray

Scott

Registered

don, E.C. 2. Office: 73, Cheapside, Lon- S.J. W.-Bro.

W.-Bro. C.F. W. Dibden

H. Young

Lindeteves Treasurer—Bro.

Secretary—Bro. R.R. J.M. Evans A. Jackson

N. E. I.), - Stokvis (Incorporated

Manufacturers, Engineers,in

Importers of Mining and Estate

Machinery Supplies, Building Materials Mathieu &

(Successors to Nevill

and

Codes:Hardwares—Cable Ad: Lindeteves; Stevens

and

c Co.), Management

Ipoh—60,

A.B.C. 5th Edition

Brewster Road; Teleph. 172 Box 3; Cable Ad: Cortex; Codes:29;A.B.C.

Visiting Agents—Teleph. P.O.

J. van der Noordaa, manager 5th Edition,

Edition) and Bentley’s Broomhall’s (Rubber

B.N. H.vanKreuger

der Post

F. van Hennekeler Matthews

tioners—The & Webb,

GeorgeDrs., Medical

Town Practi-

Dispensary,

J.R. H.H. van Gemert

de Jonge Ltd., Ipoh, F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Webb

Kuala Lumpwt—98, Ampang Road;

Teleph. 2821 Maxwell & Kenion, Advocates, Solicitors

J. van Hoboken [ A. Gerritsen

Penang — 23, China Street, Ghaut; and Ipoh; Notaries

Teleph.A.B.C.14;Public—Station

Cable Road,

Ad: Kenion,

Teleph. 1511

W. J. Vonk | E. de Vries Ipoh; Codes: 5th Edition, Broom-

hall’s

Edition)Imperial

and via Combination

Eastern Codes(Rubber

Little

ed in &England),

Co., Ltd., John

Wine, (Incorporat-

Spirit, Clothiers, LondonA.H. Rodway

N. Kenion, partner

Hardware & Provision Merchants, etc. Agents—Nisbet,do.Drew, Lough-

Rix,

—Head Office (London)10,Pancras Lane, boroguh, 23, Austin Friars, London,

E.C. 4. Head Office and Store (in E.C.

C5

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Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd- Methodist Episcopal Mission—Ipoh

andIpohOut-Stations

(Incorporated

tion Road, Ipoh;in England)—15,

Teleph. 654, Cable Sta- — Miss G. Traeger, Rev. and

Ad: Paradise. Head Office: 15, Grace- Mrs. T. and

Taylor Runyan, C. Kerr

Miss M. H. Foss, J. L.

church Street, London, E. C. 3. Taiping—Miss Louise Leonard and

S. J.F. M.Hutchings,

Gregoire,agent

accountant Miss D. Olsen

Teluk

ChoonAnson

Eng — Mr. and Mrs. Lee

MISSIONS Sitiawan— Rev. E. McGraw

Roman Catholic Missions — Perak, Parit

Kuddusamy and Mrs. V. D.

Buntar—Mr.

F. M. S.

Church of St. Louis, Taiping Pentecostal

Vicar—Rev. J. Aloysius Silibin Road,Church

Ipoh of Malaya—74,

Asst, for Chinese—Rev. P. Vo.ng Pastor—Rev. A. K. Titus

Chapel of St. Patrick,

Vicar—Rev. Kuala Kangsar

J. Aloysius

Chapel Morrison, W. L. H., Ass. Inst. M.M., Con-

Rev.ofI.St.Aloysius

Wolstan, Grik sulting Mining Engineer—56, Gopeng

Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 573; Codes: A. B. C.

Chapel

Sitiawan of St. Francis of Sales, 5th Edition, Bentley’s and Broomhall’s

Rev. J. Aloysius Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products,

Chapel of

Succour, Lumut Our Lady of Peretual Ltd. (Incorporated in Gibraltar), Dis-

Chapel tributors of Condensed

the goods Milk

of Nestle and

Rev.ofP.St.Vong

Paul, Krian Road Anglo-Swiss

& Vevey; Condensed Milks Sweetened

Co. Cham

Chapel of the Immaculate Conception, and

Bruas

Rev. P. Vong NaturalUnsweetened, Evaporated

Sterilised Milk, and

Milk Products,

Church of St. Joseph, Bagan Lerai “Milo” Tonic Food, Quick Oats,

“Lactogen”, Cheese, Chocolate and Cream,

Vicar—Rev. N. Clement Cocoa—Nestle

Chapel

Parit ofBuntar

Our Lady of Good Health, Ipoh; Teleph. 476;House, FryerNestanglo

Cable Ad: Road,

Rev. N, Clement R. G. Cranford, acting manager

Chapel J. C. Parsons, assistant

Rev.ofN.St.Clement

Vincent, Selama

Morrison & Co., General & Importing

Chapel of the Sacred

Vicar—Rev. M. Bonamy Heart, Kroh Agents—56,Gopeng Road, Ipoh; Teleph.

Church of St. Michael, Ipoh 573

Vicar— Rev. J. P. Francois

Church Asst,offorOurChinese—Rev.

Lady F. Chan

Ipoh New Club—(See Associations and

Vicar—Rev. F. deofSilva

Lourdes, Societies)

Osborne & Chappel, Mining and Con-

“Stella Rev.Maris” Chapel, Chemor

J. P. Francois sulting Engineers—Ipoh; Telephs. 510

Chapel of St. John the Baptist, & 511; Cable Ad: Felspar

Sungei

Rev. J.Siput

P. Francois Pentecostal Church of Malaya- (Nee

Church of St. Joseph, Batu Gajah Missions)

Vicar—Rev. L. Cordeiro Perak Golf Club & Perak Turf Club

Chapel Rev.ofL.St.Cordeiro

Louis, Gopeng t-j—(Nee Associations and Societies)

Chapel Rev.ofL.theCordeiro

Sacred Heart, Kampar Perak Trust & Investment Co., Ltd.

Chapel —55, Leech Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 243

Rev.ofL.St.Cordeiro

Teresa, Malim Nawar

Pritchard & Co., Ltd., General Mer-

Chapel of St. Philomena,

Rev. L. Cordeiro Ayer Kuning chants, Complete House Furnishers,

Church of St. Anthony, Teluk Anson Outfitters, Drapers, Tailors, Breeches

Dressmakers, Makers,.

Wine,Storage,

Spirit

Church Vicar—Rev.

of the J. Edmund

Nativity of the B. V. M. and Provision Merchants, Cold

Tapah Jewellers,

Market Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 432;—

Booksellers and Stationers

Vicar—Rev. J. Edmund

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Cable Ad: Peanco. Head Office: Penang Societe Francaise des Mines

de Tekkah (French Tekkah Mines, Ltd.) d’Etain

J.P.

H. W.Souter,

Sanders,managing

managerdirector(Penang)

(Ipoh) R. A. Dillon-Corneck, gen. manager

Mrs. D. Firth, assistant

R.Wong

R. Cassels,

Ah Lang, do. Soon Bee & Co., General Merchants and

Yim Thye Hong,chief

cashier clerk Commission

Taiping; CableAgents—100,

Ad: SoonbeeMain Road,

I Robinson

Road, Ipoh Piano Co., The—3, Post Office St. Michael’s Institution—Ipoh

Rev. Bro. Patrick, director

Saunders

fitters and& Co., J. H.,Merchants—132,

General Tailors, Out-

Belfield Street, Ipoh; Teleph. 781 Standard-Vacuum Oil Company (Incor-

C. H. La Brooy, mng. director porated in U.S.A.), Petroleum Products

—Office

Ipoh; Teleph. 230; CableAnthony

& Installation: Road,

Ad: Standvac

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.,

Rubber Estate and Tin Mine Agents Plantation A. H. Colyer, district sales manager

and Valuers, General Import, Export T. M. L. Ross, industrial sales repre-

and sentative

and Produce

InsuranceMerchants

Agents —and 94, Shipping

Brewster Station Hotel—F.M.S. Railway Sta-

Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 198 (2 Lines); Cable tion; Teleph. 397

Ad: Simit

S. R.T. K.Rees, manager

H. A. Bulloch,

Murray, assistant

do. Storch Brothers, Ltd., Jewellers, Gold

and Silversmiths, Watch Dealers,

{For Fuller Details See Sime, Darby General Merchants and Complete

k Co., Ltd., Malacca & Singapore) House Teleph.

Ipoh; Furnishers

567; —Cable

Brewster Road,

Ad: Storch;

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Codes: A. B. C. 5th Edition

— 1, Bentley’s. Head Office at Kuala Lumpur and

3 & 5, Clare Street, Ipoh; Telephs. D.Yan

Storch, managing director

110 & 111; Cable Ad: Storage Yew Sun

A. Kerr Smith, branch manager Lam Weng Kong | Siew Wen Poh

C. E. Allen, shop manager

Sinhalese Hotel—Jaef Road, Ipoh Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Tin Smelters

—Ipoh; Cable Ad: Straits

SociJiiTri Anonyme des Etains de Kinta

(Incorporated in Paris)—Head Office in Suen Sui Photo Co., Photographic

the F.M.S., Cable

(Temoh); Kampar;Ad: Telephs.

Kinta7 and

perak,25 —144,

Dealers,Brewster

Wholesalers & Photographers

Kampar; Codes: A.-Z., Bedford-McNeil Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 709‘

and A.B.C. 5th Edition Codes

Bentley’sUsed: A.B.C. 5th Edition and

J. L.Ranc, gen. mgr.

M.Goudard,

Eymard, electrical

electricalJrengineer

mech. engr. Secretary—A. C. Wong T. Lee

R. Valette, mining engineer Sales Department—Chan Wai Nam

P. assistants

Robert and A. Lapierre, mine

Taik Ho k Co.,

keepers, Wine General Importers,

andDealers

Spirit Store

Merchant,

Societe Anonyme

Malaisie—Kampar Francaise Siam et Motor and Cycle and Commis-

C. Lomont, manager sion Agents—80,

Taiping; Cable Ad:82 k Taikho;

84, MainCodes:

Road,

J. van Leempoel, assistant A.B.C. 5th Edition and Bentley’s

L. Carrard, electrical engineer Tohproprietor

Eng Hoe., j.p., m.s.c., m.c.h., sole

M. J. A. Carrier, do.

Managers for: Branches

Ste. des Etains de Bayas Tudjah Guan

Road,HoTaiping

Distillery—Assam Kumbang

Talam Mines, Ltd. Motor Show Rooms—121,123,125 and

Ste. Civile Miniere de Chang Kat 127, Barrack Road, Taiping

Papan

C5*

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Taiping Cinema, Ltd. (Incorporated in Towers Accountants & Co., andChartered

AuditorsSecretaries,

— Towers

the F.M.S.),

—40,, BarrackMovies,

Road; Cinema

Teleph. Hall

260Owners Chambers, Ipoh; Teleph. 89; Cable Ad:

Directors—Toh Eng Hoe, Loke Wan Towers;

Seng, Lim Huan Lye and Jap Kon and Broomhall’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Joh A. C. J. Towers, j.p., f.i.a.a., f.c.i.s.,

Managers & Secretaries—Wootton & proprietor

Co., 40, Barrack Road, Taiping A.A. V.R. Ponniah,

M. Towers,chief

assistant

clerk

Taipingig Ice Factory,^Ltd.n(Incorporated

¥±

in the F.M.S.), Ice Manufacturers, Ice United Engineers, Ltd. (Incorporated

Making Machinery and Refrigerating in the Mechanical, Straits Settlements),

Electrical,Civil, Struc-

Plants—40, Barrack Road; Teleph. 260 tural, Sanitary,

Directors—Toh Eng Hoe, Loh Ah Dredge and Marine Air-CbnditioningEngineers,

and Ship Builders, Steel, Brass

Kiew,Lim

Khaw TyeHuanKooi Lye,

and Ng

SawChoonPoh,

Eng Kim and Iron Founders, Contractors and

Managers & Secretaries — Wootton Works: Hardware Lahat Merchants

Road; Town—Office:

OfficeStation

and

& Co., 40, Barrack Road, Taiping Road; Teleph. 23 (Works Office),

Taiping Turk Club—(See Associations (Office Uniteers;& Codes:

Electrical

(See Dept.); CableHead

Singapore). Ad:21

and Societies) Office: Singapore

Teluk Anson Cash Chemists, Wholesale Manager—A. M. Drysdale

and Accountant—W. Barron

AnsonRetail

Road,Chemists and Druggists—1,

Teluk Anson Engineer—A.

Electrical Hamilton

Engineer—E. W. L. Morley,

D. Graham, m.p.s., proprietor a.m.i.e.e.

Y. M. Ponniah, assistant Workshop Supt.—A. H. Sanham, g.i.

Mu a ufciaturers of : mech. e.

Grahams Antimalarial

Grahams White Ant Poisoo Oil Sales Traveller—J. W, L. Kirkman

Grahams Palm Brand Household Soap Ruston Hornsby, Ltd., Representative

—T. Welborn, a.m.i. mar. e.

Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd. (In- Watson & Co., Advocates and Solicitors

corporated in the F. M.

dging—Thabawleik S.),Mergui,

BucketLower

Dre- —33, Station Road, Ipoh; Teleph. 367;

Burma. Reg. Office: via Taiping, F. M. S. P. O. A.BoxB. C.105;5thCable Ad: Watsona;

Auth. Capital £200,000. Issued £100,000 Code: Edition

E. C. Watson, barrister-at-law. advoc-

inDirectors—W.

£l Shares Fully Paid

A. Freeman (chairman), ate & solicitor (S. S. & F. M. S.)

R. J. D. Richardson, b.e. (Syd.), m.

inst. m.m., E. E. G. Boyd, b.e (Syd.), Wearne Brothers, Ltd. (Registered and

m. inst.C.m.m., F. V. b.e.

Stanley,

(Syd.), b.e.

H. Head

(Syd.), C. Nardin,

R. Rix (deputy chairman) and C. W. Gopeng MotorOffice: Orchard Road,

Car Distributors Singapore),

and Engineers—

Wicks, b.e. (Syd.), a. inst. m.m. Road, Ipoh; Telephs. 782 and

General Managers

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Tai- 5th and Edition,

Private Bentley’s, Western Union

ping, F.M.S.

Thomas

Mining &Engineers—1,

Hornidge, Post

Consulting and Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., High

Office Road,

Ipoh; Teleph. 215 Class Drapers,

Importers and Footwear and Hardware

General Merchants—12,

Times of Malaya 14 and 16, Station Road, Ipoh;Bentley’s

Teleph.

corporated in thePress,

S. S.),Ltd. (In- 104; Cable Ad: Warfield; Codes:

Printers, and Private. London Office : 4-7,

Publishers

Road, Ipoh;andTeleph.

Stationers—Brewster

268; Cable Ad: Chiswell Street, London, E. C. 1.

Times; Codes: A. B. C. 5th Edition, E.B.W.Clamp,

Price, manager

assistant

Western Union and Bentley’s

Publication

(Daily and —Weekly

“Times of Malaya” Taiping

Editions)

Branch

E. A. Nunn, manager

 PERAK-SELANGOR Cl39

Wilson

inIpoh,F.M.S.),

PenangMerchants and Agents—

and Sungei Patani, R. Innes, manager (Ipoh, Perak)

Kedah; Teleph. 116; Cable Ad: Brash Y.M.C.A.—(See Associations & Societies)

(Ipoh)

Penang);& Wilsons (Sungei5thPatani

Codes: A.B.C. and

Edition,

Broomhall’s 3rd Edition and Bentley’s Young A; Co.,! C. H., Sanitary Engineers

R.(Penang)

P. Brash, managing director Building Contractors and Fishing

B. Somerset, director (Ipoh, Perak) Tackle Suppliers—41, Station Road,

Ipoh; Teleph. 316

(On leave)

SELANGOR

This coast

western protected

of theof Malay

Malay State, containing

Peninsula, an area ofby3,160 square miles, liesofonPerakthe

on the North and Negri Sembilan onandtheissouth,

bounded the Protected

extending inland to States

the mountains

in the centre of the peninsula, which divide it from Pahang.

The Government

Resident and by the State is administered

Council. The by the

StateSultan, who into

is divided is advised by the six

the following British

dis-

tricts:-

and 1.—Kuala

principal Lumpur,

Government containing

Offices are the town

situated, of

and Kuala

which Lumpur,

also where

contains the

the Residency

richest tin

mines that have yet been developed. 2.—Klang. This district contains the Sultan’s

residence

Klang and 3.—Kuala

river. also Port Swettenham,

Langat, an the principaldistrict.

agricultural port, which lies atSelangor,

4.—Kuala the moutha of the

coastal

district containing large areas of developed and potential padi land. 5.—Ulu Selangor,

aUludistrict

Langat, adjoining

an inland Perak and district

mining Pahang, oncontaining

the borders much valuable

of Negri mining land. 6.—

Sembilan.

Each district is under the charge of a District Officer, from whom the Malay

Penghulus (in charge of the mukims into which each district is sub-divided) receive

instructions.

Theand

officers Police Force consists

constables and 67 ofdetectives.

19 gazetted and superior officers, 997 subordinate police

but The population

at theMalays,

end of191,782 of Selangor

1938 itnatives in 1864, when

was estimated the firstof census was taken,werewasChinese;

46,568;

143,885 of India,to 3,844

be 664,847,

Europeans, whom2,496314,927

Eurasians and 7,913

others.

Theofprincipal

portion its revenue,industries of the tin

are alluvial State, and and

mining thoserubber

from cultivation.

which it derives the largest

In addition to its rich mineral resources, the State possesses large tracts of land

well adapted for agriculture and the growth of staple products, such as rice and coconuts,

by small-holders.

plantations of coffeePineapple

and pepper cultivation is a recent

have been and thriving

successfully occupation

conducted. To and minor

encourage

pioneer planters, grants of land have (in recent years) been made, on special terms, for

the planting of African oil palm and nipah palm. But the

duct here, as in the other Malay States, is rubber. 746,337 acres of land had been principal agricultural pro-

alienated for agricultural and building purposes by the end of

sing 511,977 acres under rubber, 117,905 acres under coconuts, 8,148 acres under coffee, the year 1938 compri-

15,646

by nativeacressmall-holders.

under padi, 21,404 acresofunder

The value rubberoilexported

palm andin24,536 acres$35,356,682.

1938 was under cultivation

The The principal exports are rubber, tin, pineapples, copra and oil palm products.

stuffs,principal

tobacco imports are rice, petroleum, oils, cotton piece goods, manufactured

and livestock. food-

There

recorded were

output 52,591 acres

of pikuls alienated

tin concentrate fromfor mining—chiefly

the State amounted tin—at the end

tothe281,112 of 1938.

pikuls The

as price

com-

pared with 546,834 in 1937. The value of this output at

of tin of $95.59 per pikul was $19,836,917 as against a total value of $49,047,005 at an average local

 Cl 40 SELANGOR

average

tons of coal against 627,890 tons in 1937.Malayan

price of $110.79 for 1937. The Collieries,of Limited,

The quality the coal turned out 477,908

is reported to be

excellent.

There is frequent and regular communication, by means of coasting

between the Straits Settlements and Selangor. From Kuala Lumpur the chief town on steamers,

the mainland, a network of excellent arterial roads covers the State and extends into

the neighbouring

railway States ofon Perak,

link the territory the westNegri Sembilan

to the and Pahang

main trunk while passes

line which branchthrough

lines of

Selangor.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—H. H. Hisamud-din Alam Shah, k.c.m.g., Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan

Alaidin Suleiman Shah

British Resident—Ron. Mr. S. W. Jones, m.c.s.

State Council Residency & Secretariat

His Highness Sir Hisamud-din Alam British Resident—Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones,

M.C.S. to Resident—W. A. Ward, m.c.s.

Shah, k.c.m.g., ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Secretary

Alaidin Sulaiman Shah (President)

Tengku Badar Shah ibni A1 - Marhum Asst. Secretary — F. M. Smith, m.c.s.

SultanBendahara,

Raja Alaidin Sulaiman Shah, the (Acting)

Selangor (Vice-Pres-

ident) Agent of the Govt, of India in Malaya

TheJones,

Hon.M.c.s.)

the British Resident (S. W. Lumpur; Oriental Building, Java Street, Kuala

Teleph. 2646; P. O. Box 59;

TheJ. Hon. the Legal Adviser, F. M. S. (A. Cable Ad: Zurofiladi

Clark, o.b.e.) Agent—C. S. Venkatachar, i.c.s.

The Secretary to Resident (W. A. Ward, Chief Clerk—T, G. Nataraja Pillai

M.c.s.) Audit Department, S. S. &G.F.Corney,

M. S.

Thedington,

State Treasurer

m.c.s.) (A. Heywood Wad- Auditor, S. S. & F. M. S.—L.

Them.c.h.,

ChiefbinKathi (Raja Haji Othman, j.p., b.(Acting)

Al-Marhum Raja Yahya)

Raja Haji Abdullah, j.p., bin Al-Marhum Deputy Hands,Auditor, S. S. & F.C.M.W.S.—A.

(Kuala Lumpur), S. SeedC.

Raja Yahya (Acting)

Tengku Musa - Eddin

Sultan Alaidin ibniShah

Sulaiman A1 - Marhum Senior Asst. Auditor — C. W. S. Seed

The Hon. Raja Uda, m.c.s., m.f.c., bin Asst. (Singapore), G. G. Roberts

Auditors—G. G. Roberts(Acting)(Singa-

Raja Muhammad pore),

The Hon. Mr. Lai Tet Loke, j.p., m.f.c. Barker, b.a. ( Kuala Lumpur), W.J. E.E.

C.E. Paddon, a.c.a. (Penang),

Evans, b.a. (Singapore), J.

Dato Abdul Hamid, j.p., m.c.h., bin Dato c. A (Singapore) and N. W. Sabine, b.a. M. Crombie,

Kaya Baduk, Orang Kaya Maha Bijaya (Singapore)

Dato

Zin,Haji

OrangHassan bin Sheikh Mohamed Verification Officer—N. S. Hider (Singa-

di-Raj a Kaya Maha Kurnia Bijaya Junior pore) Asst. Auditors — Lee Soon Keng

Yong Shook Lin, j.p. (Penang) and H.V. Rodrigues (Malacca)

The Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn, m.f.c. Chief Clerk—A. de Souza (Singapore)

J. R. Vethavanam, j.p., i.s.m. Asst. Auditors, Grade B — S. K.

F. B. O’Malley Thambiah (Kuala Lumpur),

The Hon. Mr. W. G. C. Blunn, m.f.c. Ifaysa Dorai (Kuala Lumpur) andB.(Kuala

T. S.

Mohd.

Clerk of Council—The Assistant Secre- Yumus Lumpur) bin Mohd. Hussain

tary to Resident

 SELANGOR 0141

1 ChinesePahang—Kuala

Protectorate,Lumpur Selangor & Senior Electrical Engineer, SelangOr —

E. F. Stephenson, a.m.i.e.e., Engineer

m.am.i.e.e.—

1] Protector

—S. E. of Chinese

King, m.c.s. (Selangor

(Acting) & Pahang) SeniorC.

Executive Electrical

Harry

| Asst. Protector of Chinese (Selangor)— Executive Egerton, Electrical

m.i.e.e., T.Engineers — F. P.

E. R. Morphy,

1C. W. Lyle, m.c.s.

Asst. Protector of Chinese (Pahang) — a.Hodder, a.m.i.mech.e., L. G. W. Ward,

J.C. McEvett, M.c.s. b.

Controller of Rubber, Malaya e., G. S. Chapman, F. L. Llewellyn,

Office: 1, Clarke Street, Kuala Lumpur, b.sc., e., H.a.m.i.e.e..

E. Doel,M.A.M.I.E.E.

Jackson, and a.m.i.mech.

F. J.

F. M. S.; Teleph. 3344

Controller—L. A. Allen, o.b.e., m.c.s. Larard, a.m.i.e.e. a.m. a.m.i.e.e.

Deputy Controller—J. A. G. Wharton Asst. Electrical Engineers, Grade I—

Accountant—V. J.a.m.i.e.e.,

Sharpies,S. b.sc., a.m.i b.sc.,

e.e., J.a.m.i.e.e.,

L. King,

Statistics—R. C. L.TriggsCachemaille

a.m.i.mech.e.,

Green,

J. V. Keene, A. H. P.

Secretary, Assessment Committee — C. Cardew, J. H. Sumner, m.sc., a.m.i.e.e.

Harvey

Assistants—G. Logan and H. A. F. Asst. and G.Electrical

Farkasch Engineers, Grade II

Brooke —H.

Department Martin,H. a.m.i.e.e.

Ewens, m.i. and mar.

Rajae., Lainal,

D. E.

Senior InspectorofofEducation,

Schools—A.Selangor

W. Frisby Power A.M.I.E.E.

Station Supt.—W. Berry

Inspector of Schools—C. W. Bloomfield Asst.

Asst. Inspector of Malay Schools, Grade I ChargePower Station Supt.—W.

Engineers—L. K. Jones,H.W.Lake

Hool

-Mohd.

Asst. Ali bin

Inspector Mohd. and A. J. Gerard

—Mahmud binof Malay

JintanSchools, Grade II Accountant- K. Reed, a.c.a.

Asst. Supervisors,

Kontik KamariahMalay binti Girls’

AhmadSchools—

Malay

Hassan, Group

Musa Teachers

bin T. — M.Ahmad

Muda, Sari binbin State ForestForest Department

Officer—A. B. S. Boswell

Tanjizi, Ismail bin H. Nordin, Buyong Robertson Asst. Conservator ( Klang ) — E. D.

bin Jamin, A. Hamid bin M. Yassin and Asst. Conservator (Rawang)—J. Wyatt-

Dahalan b. H. A. Rahman Smith

Asst. Tnspector

Rajan of Tamil Schools—L. T. Extra Asst. Conservator (Kuala Lumpur)

Tamil

chari Visiting Teachers—A. Ramanuja- —V. L. Bain

and P. Govindasamy

Chief Clerk—V. Peethamparam Gaols Department—Kuala Lumpur

Victoria Institution (Government) Gaoler—T. Supt. of Prisons—W.

Chowns N. Gourlay

Headmaster—C. E. Gates

European Masters—F. Daniel, L. I. Lewis Chief Warder—H. Davis

and T. L. White Chief Clerk—K. Swaminather

Superscale, Grade A—M.

Superscale. Grade B—Ng Seo Buck Vallipuram LabourofOffice—Kuala Lumpur Mr.

Tiatu Road School (Government) Controller Labour, Malaya—Hon.

Headmaster — T. R. Abraham (Teacher, Deputy C. Wilson, m.c.s.

Controller

Superscale,

Pasar RoadGrade SchoolA) (Government) E. A. Ross, m.c.s. of Labour, F. M. S.—

Headmaster—K. Peethamparam (Teacher, Deputy S. S. &

Controller of Labour (Chinese),

F. M. S.—W. L. Blythe, m.c.s.

Superscale, Grade B)

High School, Kajang (Government) Extra GopalAsst.Ayer Controller of Labour—R.

Headmaster—Capt. O. G. Williams

Superscale, Grade A—T. Mailvahanan

High School, Klang (Government) 1stMagistrates’ Magistrate—G.

Court— Kuala Lumpur

L. Howe,

Headmaster—E. F. Pearson

Superscale, Grade A— V. K. Chinniah 2nd Magistrate—Inche Megatc.l.s.

Yunus bin

Megat

3rd Mohamed Isa, m.c.s.

Magistrate—Raja Ayoub (Acting)

bin Raja

Electrical Department, F. M.

Adviser on Electricity, Malay States V BailiffS. Haji Bhot

Chairman, Electrical & Auctioneer—Mohd. Sudin bin

H. R. Sparrow, m.i.e.e.,Board,

m. am.F.i.e.e.

M. S.— Haji Hussin

Chief Clerk—S. Vijayandram

 C142 SELANGOR

Malaya Agricultural Settlement Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Board of Management Kuala Selangor—M. C. Manby

President—Raja Bendallara, Selangor Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Vice-President—Raja Uda, m.c.s. Kuala Langat—Ibrahim bin Haji Daua

Hon. Secretary—John Hands, m.c.h.,

Members—The Collector of Land Revenue, Officer Selangor—J.Supt. Gardiner

Police Circle, Ulu

Abdul Rahman bin Idris, j.p., and Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Mahmood bin Haji Abdul Rahman Kuala Kubu Bharu—Mohamed Yacob

Mines Department Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Tanjong Malim—Om. b. Mat. Jais

Senior Inspector of Mines —C. F. S. Officer-in-Charge of Police District,

Jameson Rawang—J.

Inspector of Mines, Selangor — C. T. Officer-in-Charge R. H. Burns

Thomas of Investigation Branch,

Inspector of Mines, Kuala Lumpur—J. R. Kuala Lumpur—R. W. Calderwood

Senior

Miller of Mines, Ulu Selangor—G. S. Kuala Lumpur—F. Officers, Investigation Branch,

Inspector J. N. D. Harrison K. McNamara and

Mothfam Junior

Inspector

Parker of Machinery, Selangor —T. Mohamed Kuala Lumpur — Hussein binBranch,

Officers, Investigation Haji

Inspectors of Machinery,

—T.W. Wilson and E. Price Kuala Lumpur Singh, DanSidik, Lee Kiat

Singh, T. Seong, Pretam

Rasanayagam

and Goh Kong Bong

Officer-in-Charge of Weights & Measures,

Passport Office, F. M. S. Kuala Lumpur—Yahaya b. A. Razak

Sulaiman House, Damansara Road, Kuala Posts & Telegraphs Department,

Lumpur Malaya

Passport Officer—J. D. Dailey

Police Department Director-General of Posts &Lumpur

Headquarters—Kuala Telegraphs,

Acting Senior Supt., Chief Police Officer, Coe, Malaya (Civil Service, Class lA)—T. P.

Selangor—H. B. Langworthy Director m.c.,

of m.c.s. MacLennan(Acting)

Posts—K.

Personal Asst, to C. P. O., Selangor—C. S. Director of Telecommunications—W. R.

Kinder Dowse

Officer-in-Charge of Detectives, Selangor Chief Accountant—R. Graham

Asst.-C. T.Officer-in-Charge

W. Dobree of Detectives, Controller

(Acting) of Posts, Singapore—W. Gilliam

Selangor—T.

Detective F. Porter

Inspector, Deputy Director of Telecommunications

Tung Kwan Kun Kuala Lumpur— Controllers —G. F. Morice of Posts—E. W. Hide, J.

Officer-in-Charge

Lumpur—D. N. ofLivingstone

Traffic Branch, Kuala Green, G. J. Ford and W. Gil]ia,m

Controllers of Telecommunications—A.

Asst. Officer-in-Charge of Traffic Branch, H. Carson, S. P. Morton, A. A. Strachan,

Kuala Lumpur—Ishes Singh G. Wilde and C. G. R. Phillips

Tester of Motor Vehicle Drivers, Kuala Deputy Chief Accountant—T. Malley

Lumpur—G. C. Grace

Court

A. E.Chief

Jakeman Inspector, Kuala Lumpur— ton,Controllers

Asst. G. C. Allen, of Posts—A.

W. B. Hall,C. Wollas-

R. D.

Asst. Chief Inspector, Kuala Lumpur— R. F. B. Gurr, J. G. Evans,W. W.

Rowswell, T. H. Newey, A. Perry,A.

Abdul Karim

KualabinLumpur,

Abdul Latifl Cooper,J.B.T.Neyland,

O.C.P.D., North—J. H. Smith, Avery, J.W.B.G.Stoddart

Griffiths,and

D.

Hindmarsh M.

O.C.P.D., Kuala Lumpur, South—R. C. R. Accountants—A. L. Durrant

Humphry Besi—T. H. Stockdale B. N. Flavin, J.E.MacintoshAshton, and L. Isaacs,

R. C.

O.C.P.D.,

O.C.P.D., Sungei

Kajang—N. Stewart Edyvean

Asiatic Inspector, Kajang—Shah Wali Asst. Controllers of Telecommunications

(Traffic)—W. H. Oliver, W. F. Flight,

Officer

Burns Supt. Police Circle, Coast—R. R.Bowden P. Whyte

and F. H.A.of Thomson

Asst. Controllers

W. Mitchell, C. R.

Telecommunications

Officer-in-Charge

Klang—I. D. Macdonald of Police District, ^Engineering)—E.

Asiatic Inspector, Klang—Fakir Chand L.Watkins,

F. Wilkinson, G.E.C.Sproul, R. Gibson,

O’Farrell, O. F.

Asiatic Inspector, Port Swettenham— J.Lillingston, H. E. Cornish, E. L. Spooner,

C. H. Parnell, R. E. Roberts,

Heng Soon Poh

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G.

H. W. Bristow,

J. Gregory, J. C. Dallow, W. Stubbs, Klang

Wagstaff, N. B. L.Fletcher,

V. Waumsley, J. H. Executive Engineer—M. B. Hember

R. V. Talbot- Kuala Langat

Joues, D. Smith, 1). G. Peck, W. Trafford, Executive Engineer—J. L. Chambers

R. A. Stores

Supt., Read and& W. L. W. Hinko H. P.

Workshop—W. Ulu Langat

Barrett Executive Engineer—F. S. Wayman

Asst. Controllers of Telecommunications Kuala Selangor

(Wireless)—J. W. Machan, P. H. F. Executive Engineer—R. Waddell

J.George,

HassonW. G. Oakes, W. C. Gee and Executive Engineer—G. Ulu Selangor

R. Pope

Office Assistant, Director-General’s Office State Store, Kuala Lumpur

—Chong Sin Yew Supt., Stores & Furniture—W. G. Smith

Public Gardens—Kuala Lumpur

Committee—The Hon. The Adviser on Sanitary Board—Kuala Lumpur

Agriculture,

The Hon. RajaMalay

Lhia, States

m.c.s., (chairman),

m.f.c., m.s.c., Board—W. N. Gourlay,Officer,

m.c.s.Town

(Acting

bin Raja Muhammad, A. Arbuthnott, gineer, ChiefHealth Chairman),

Police Officer, Protector

En-

Choo Kia

i.j. s.m., Peng, c.b.e.,

H. j.p.,

J. S.

Page, C. Colomb,

m.b.e., C. R. of Chinese,

Thurstan, Collector of Land Revenue,

p., R. W. Hughes and T. D. A.Waring, Arbuthnott,

Marsh G. D. Cameron,

Abdul Rahman bin Idris,D.J.P.,T.

(hon. secretary) K. K. Benjamin, m.s.c., Dr. E. Noronha,

Public Works Department Chong Khoon Lin, H. S. Lee and Dr.

Headquarters Stafi', Kuala Lumpur Teh Yok Chee

State Engineer—F. M. G. McConechy Secretary—Moung Choo

Accountant—K. Subramaniam Yah

Executive Engineer—D. J. Davies Chief Clerk—M. Allagaicone

District, Kuala Lumpur Health Officer—Dr. J. Coutts Milne

Executive Engineer—R. J. Bee

Town & Waterworks, Kuala Lumpur Town Engineer—G. R. Pape

Building Inspector—V. E. Davidson (Act-

Senior Executive Engineer—J. Harper ing) Supt.—W. Rodger

Asst.

Sutton Engineers—S. F. Owen and: C. F. Town

Waterworks, Kuala Lumpur Chief Sanitary Inspector—J. S. Humphrey

Senior Executive Engineer—D. M. Mc- Senior SiangAssessment Officer — Lim Hock

Diormed Bailiff—R.

Works

Brigade—W. Rodger

Senior Executive Engineer—L. C. Chasey Engineer

M. Laing

Asst.

SampsonEngineers—P. Shelley and G. M. Supt. of Abattoirs—G. Rocker (Acting)

KLANG

District Office Probationary Asiatic Inspector of Police,

District Officer—J. S. W. Reid, m.c.s. Klang—Yahaya

Asst. District Officer—A. Campbell, M.c.s. Asiatic Inspector

tenham—Heng Soon of Police,

Poh Port Swet-

2ndbinAsst. DistrictDrus,

Mohamed Officer—Che

m.a.s. Sul&iman Chief Clerk, District & Land Offices—V.

Deputy Thambiah

HussainAsst. DistrictYahya,

bin Tengku Officer—Tengku

m.a.s. Chief Clerk, Sanitary Board—S. Pereira

Harbour Master—R. B. S. Unwin Chief Clerk, P.W.D.—A. Sevanthynathan

Slipway Engineer—T. Barbour

Executive Engineer—M. B. Hember Labour Department

Medical Officer—Dr. S. H. Swift

Officer Supt. Police Circle, Coast—R. Burns Extra Asst. Controller of Labour—T. P.

O. C. P. D., Klang—I. D. Macdonald Sundram

Asiatic Inspector of Police, Klang—Fakir Indian Immigration Fund Inspector—S.

Chand Janardan

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KUALA LAN GAT

District Office

District Officer—Che Mokhtar bin Mat Asst. District Officer—Ismail bin Abdul

Shah Asst. District Officer—Che Abdul Latiff

Deputy

Aziz bin Tahir Executive Engineer—C. F. Sutton

SEPANG

District Office

Asst. District Officer—Che Ismail bin Dr. Penghulu

Latiff

Sepang—Raja Mokhtar bin

Raja Haji Abdnllah

Settlement Officer—Che Sulaiman bin Penghnlu Labn — Abdul Rani bin

Abdullah Othman

ULU LANGAT

District Office Asst. Collector of Land Revenue—Raja

District Officer—Dado Muda Mohamed Yahya bin Raja Jemaat

Razalli, m.c.s.

Asst.

KulopDistrict

Ucli, M.AOfficer

. S. — Abdullah bin Chief Clerk— S. J. Gomez

i

ULU SELANGOR

District Office Dresser-in-Charge, Serendah Hospital—S.

District Officer—A. Hyde, M.c.s. Markandao

Asst. District Officer — Kamaruddin bin Inspector of Mines—G. S. Mottram

Idris, M.c.s. O.S.P.C.—J. Gardiner

2ndHajiAsst. O.C.P.D., Kuala Kubu Bharu—Mohamed

Husin,District

m.a.s. Officer—Ahmad bin Yaacob

Deputy

am Shahrome bin Officer—Raja

Asst. District Rast-

Raja Said Tauphy, O.C.P.D., Rawang—J. H. R. Burns

M.A.S. Post-master, Kuala Kubu Bharu—A.

Chief Clerk—W. Rasathuray Arnold

Health Inspectors, Kuala Kubu Bharu— Postmaster, Rawang—Bachan Singh

Mohd. Ismail and Rawang B. S. Gill Chiefs—Dato Abdul Hamid, j.p. and

Executive Engineer—O. L. Stephens Orang Kaya Mahabijaya

Chief Clerk—K. Appathuray Chief Clerk,

Din bin Sub-Treasury—Mohamed

Mohamed Noor

Asst. Medical Officer, Kuala Kubu Bharu Chief

—Dr. Lai Nyen Soon, l.a. Thillaiampalam Sanitary Board — A.

Clerk,

KUALA SELANGOR

District Office I Asst. District Officer—Raja Hitam bin

District Officer—A. D. York, m.c.s. Raja Yunus

I Executive Engineer—S. F. Owen

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SABAK BERNAM

District Office

Asst. District Officer—Lainal Abidin bin Kasahatan

Ally & Co., M.S., General Provision Brewster Club—Batu Cajah

President- F. K. Wilson, m.c.s.

Merchants—105, High Street, Kuala Hon. Secretary—S. A. Ponniah

Lumpur; Teleph. 2283; P.O. Box Hon. Sports Secretary—S. Kanagar-

189; Cable Ad; Arrahman; Codes: atnam

A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private Hon. Treasurer—Amar Singh

Ipoh—13, Market Street; Teleph.

710; P.O. Box 7; Cable Ad:

Arvahman; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Chamber of Commerce, SelangorChinese

—Birch Road, Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S

Edition, Bentley’s

Penang—Beach and Private

St.; Teleph. 1306;P.O. President — H. S. Lee

Box 22.3; Cable Ad: Bismilla; Codes: Vice-Presidents—Ang

ChongTreasurer

Khoon Lin— CheongKeh Tho and

A.B.C.

Head 5th, Bentley’s

Office—6, Batteryand Private

Road, Singa- Hon. Yoke

pore; Teleph. 6891; Cable Ad: Choy, j.p.

Bismilla; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent- Hon. Secretary—Cho Yew Fai

ley’s and Private Hon. Auditors—Chin Chee Meow

and Gan Pong Hor

Anglo-French & Benmxsens, Ltd., Secretary—Chin Kok Thun

Rubber Merchants—2, Holland Road, Estate of Loke Yew (Deceased) —

Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. 3111 and 3112; Residuary Estate Office: 12, Market

Cable Ad: Anglosing Street,

A. L. Dunningham, manager P. O. BoxKuala Lumpur;

47; Cable Teleph. 2232;

Ad: Edbut

Ansley-Young, Dr. W. — 14, Station Trustees—Loo

Khoo Wee Yew Alan

Tat, Hoi, Lee

LokeNam, and

Street, Klang Khoo Teik Ee

W. Ansley-Young, M.R.C.S., l.r.c.p. Secretaries—Gibson, Anderson, But-

(London)

(Office), 265— Telephs. Klang &16962

(Nursing Home) ler & Co.

(Residence)

Consulting Hours—Monday to Satur- Federated Malay States Chamber of

day: Mornings, 9-12; Afternoons, Commerce—

By Appointment General Committee— H. Kingdon-

Rowe (president), The Hon. Col. C.

Art Printing Works, Printers and Pub- Rae,

stone, c.b.e., S.Hon.Fortune, W.G.Hughes

G.John-C.

lishers—80,

Lumpur; Ampang

Teleph. 2057; Street,

P.O. BoxKuala

299; Blunn, TheD. Sear andMr.R. W.

Cable Ad: Arya; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., General Secretaries—Evatt & Co.,

and Bentleys’ Complete Phrase Chartered

Lumpur Accountants, Kuala

S. Rajam, works manager Selangor Branch Committee—The

Hon. Mr. W. G. C. Blunn (chair-

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES man), W. A. Fell, c.b.e., D. Sear,

G. Johnstone, D. W. Henderson, H.

S. Hay and

Selangor R. W.Secretaries—Evatt

Branch Hughes

Automobile Association of Malaya, &Kuala

Co.,Lumpur

Chartered Accountants,

The—

General Secretary—W.

22, Medeiros Building,Chivers, 21 &

Singapore; Perak Branch Committee — H.

Teleph. 4595; Cable Ad: Profanum Kingdon-Rowe

Hon. Col. C. Rae,(chairman), The

c.b.e., S. Fortune,

Selangor & Pahang Branch J. Miller, S. T. Rees, J. J. Dalton

Secretaries

Co., Oriental& Treasurers—Evatt

Building, Kuala& and K. B. Eyre

Lumpur, Perak Branch Secretaries—Evatt &

Cable Ad: Selangor;

Evatt Teleph. 3314; Co., Chartered Accountants, Kuala

Lumpur

C146 SELANGOtt

Incorporated Society of Planters (A Rubber Growers’ Association (In-

Society Founded “ To Secure and corporated in 2389;England)

P.O. —BoxKuala

Promote the Personal and Professional Lumpur; Teleph. 272;

Interests of All Planters

—RegisteredOffice: Malaya ”) London

I.S.P.in Buildings, Eastcheap,Office:

E.C. 3.19,r Fenchurch Street,

Kuala

Planter,” Lumpur. Official Journal:

An Illustrated “The Secretary—C. W ard-Jackson

Paper, Published Monthly Planters’ Selangor Club—Kuala Lumpur; Telephs.

2901 & 2902; P.O. Box 137; Cable Ad:

Kampong Kuantan Club — Kuala Club; Codes; A.B.C. 5th Edition and

Selangor Bentley’s

President—C. P. H.Clyne

Vice-President—E. Duncan President {ex-officio)—The Hon. The

British Resident

Committee—R. D. Bingley,

Cobden Ramsay, J. C. Parkinson, A. B. Vice-President—G. Johnstone

C. H. Green, A. Shiels, H. G. L. Committee—H.

Churchill, F. A.R. Coates,

Ormston,W.J.F.E. N.B.

Richards and Dr. G. F. West

Hon. Secretary—O. R. Ransom

Greens Supervision—P. S. Ransom Ramplen Jones and Colin Scott,

Jessamine, H. Munro H. MillerS.

Secretary—J. Wilson

Treasurers—Evatt

Colours—Blue, Scarlet & Co.and Yellow

Lake Club—Kuala Lumpur

President—Dr. J. G. Cameron

Committee—L.

Walker, D. H.G.Hampshire, Corney, G.L. A.B. Selangor Coast Club—Klang; Teleph. 197

President — Che Suleiman bin Drus

Thomas, W. Leggatt, J. M. O’C. Vice-President—Goh Tiang Chin

George and H. B. Hussey Hon. Secretary—Lee

Asst. Hon. Kim TianCheng

Secretary—Wee

Hon. Secretary—H. B. Hussey Kong

Hon. Treasurer—T. D. Enspr Committee—Chan Yue Hon, Kow

Malay Peons’ Association — 2q, Old Tiam Chuan, Koh Liang Sih, T. P.

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur Sunderam, S. R. Sabapathy and N g

Patron—Tengku Musa Uddin,,Tengku Pian Teng

Kelana Jaya Putra, Selangor Hon. Auditors—D. Anugraham and

Adviser—Inche Pateh Akliir, M.o.o. E. Selvaduray

President—Inche Abdul Rahman bin Sports Members

Idris, j.p. Football—Yap Chai Tuan

Vice-President—Tuan Haji Mohd. Billiards—Lee

Tennis—Lim Beng Sim Thye

Beng

Dahlan bin Masod Cricket—A. Ramanathan

Hon. Secretary — Ahmad bin Haji Badminton—Tan Koon Peng

Omar Hockey—D. Anugraham

Asst. Hon. Secretary— Mohd. Amin

bin Sehat

Hon. Treasurer—Mohd. Jamil bin H. Selangor Golf(Golf

Telephs. 2105 Club—Kuala Lumpur;

M. Ariff

Hon. Auditors—Bahari bin Mohd. Swimming Pool) Club) & 2594 (Pro’s &

Salleh and Abu Bakar bin Haji President—D.

Captain—Dr. R.St.S.L.Johnston

Parsons

Arshad Secretary—Major

Malayan Kennel Association, The Professional—T. VerityH. Elkins, o.b.e.

W.

(Incorporated in

States and Affiliated the Federated

to the Teleph. Malay

Kennel Club, Selanqor Polo Club—Racecourse: Kuala

London)—Kuala Lumpur; 2811; Lumpur President—The Hon. Major G. M.

P.O.President—H.

Box 281 B. Wilkinson Kidd

Vice-President—E. J. Douglas Captain—C.

Hon. H. TilleyC. Hay

Secretary—M.

te , Secretary—Miss V. Millard Hon. Treasurer—P. J. Madge

Hon. Editor, Malayan Kennel Gazette Colours—Pale Blue

—E. C. Watson

Committee—Miss

C.P. I.Watson, J. G.Montgomery,

J. Robertson,MissE. Selangor St. Andrew’s Society—Kuala

Pearce and Loke Yung Hong Lumpur

 SELANGOK Cl 47

Selangor Turf Club—Kuala Lumpur; Hongkong & Shanghai

Corporation — Ampang St., Kuala Banking

Teleph.

Racing 2926 (Racecourse); Cable Ad: Lumpur : P.O. Box 244 ; Cable Ad :

President—A. A. Henggeler Middlebank

Secretary—K. J. Archer F. R. Ormston, agent

Clerk of Course—Rene Proust G.C.M. Mch. Jones, accountant

T.A. Gillespie

Woollcombe

United Railway Employees’

Society, F.M.S., The—Kuala Lumpur Benefit Lim Cheng Wee, compradore

President—Major—K.

Vice-President E. J.Kandiah

Soper

Hon. Secretary—V. Arumaithurai Kwong Yik (Selangor) Banking Cor-

poration,

Lumpur; Ltd.—91, Cable Ad :High BancoStreet, Kuala

Young Men’s

Kuala Lumpur— Christian Association of

Patrons — Sir Skenton Thomas, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

Kuala Lumpur Branch: 12, Market

g.c.m.g., o.b.e. and Hon. Major G. M. Street; Telephs. 2306 and 2195; Cable

Kidd, m.c., m.c.s.

Hon. Vice-Presidents—Chan Wing, Ad:J. Paradise Montgomery, manager

j.p., A. Van Tooren, j.p., Dr.

Rogers, j.p., f.r.g.s., Hon. Mr. L. M. W. A. W. S. W. Parsons, accountant

Smart, J. H. Read, asst, accountant

Coates c.b.e., L. A. Allan and H. A. Chia Hood Lye, head shroff"

Directors—A.T.

J.K. R.O.VethavanamNewboult(persident), Oriental Bank of Malaya, Ltd., The

Koshy, (hon.(vicetreasurer),

president),

V. (Incorporated in F.M.S.)—2, Foch

Avenue, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 3346;

Rajaratnam

Benjamin, (hon.

Chan secretary),

Hung Chin, K.

H. K.

F. P. O. Box 243; Cable Ad: Bankmalaya;

Clancy, Capt. T. P. Coe, G. H. Code Agencies: : A.B.C.Klang,

5th Edition. Branches

Seremban, Ipoh,&

V.Foenander,

Samuel, C.D. M. Vander-Holt,

Samuel, Rev. J. G.P. Jaffna, Colombo and Madras

B.E. P.T. Nicholas,

Hall, Rev. P. L. Peach, Rev. A.

Webb, H. J. Page, F. R. Cabatit Nicholas, managing director

secretary-director

and G. W. de Silva A.R.A.Velupillai,

Nicholas, director

cashier

Baker, Morgan & Co., Exchange and S.Joseph

R. Supramaniam,

Mieheal, ledgergeneral

clerk clerk

Share Brokers (Established 1913)—11, C.M. Arumugam, do.

Loke Yew Buildings, Kuala

Teleph. 3111; Cable Ad: Baki-y; Codes: Lumpur; K. Thanikasalam, do.

Broomhall’s and Bentley’s Leong Eng Tay, do.

BANKS Oversea-Chinese

poration, Ltd. (Incorporated Bankingin Cor- S. S.)

Chartered Bank of India, Australia —(Successors to The Chinese Com-

& China (Incorporated in England mercial Bank, Ltd., The Ho Hong

by Royal Charter)—Kuala Lumpur; Bank, Ltd. and The

Bank, Ltd.)—1.1, RodgerOversea

Street,Chinese

Kuala

Cable Ad: Kunckle Lumpur; Telephs. 3460 (Manager) and

L. A.O. D.Tasker, agent

Mackintosh, accountant 2860 (Acct. & General Office); Cable Ad:

S ub-Accoun tants— Oversea; Codes: A.B.C. 6th edn., Peter-

L.W. W.Philp

King S.R. G.D. Williamson son’s

Head 3rdOffice;

edn.,Singapore.

Bentley’s andAuthorised

Private.

Miller Capital: $40,000,000. Paid-up Capital:

D. Peacock J. L. Kennedy $10,000,000,

L. C. Harding W. G. Smith

S.Quay

C. R.PinNorthcote J. H. Delacour via, Batu Branches: Pahat, Djambi,Amoy, Bata-Hai-

Siang, chief cashier phong,

(Kelantan), Hongkong,

Malacca, Ipoh,

Muar, Kota Bahru

Palembang,

Klang—Cable Ad: Kunchi Penang, Rangoon,Singapore

Seremban,

J. D.C. Lowdon,

Mackay, sub-accountant

sub-agent baya, Shanghai, (NorthSoura-

and

Seremban- Cable Ad : Sambot South

mat and Branch)

Teluk Alor

Anson Star, Klang, Sega-

W. C. Mackay, sub-agent Ng Tiong Swee, manager (Kuala

G. F. MacDougall, sub-accountant Lumpur Branch)

C148 SELANUOK

Bannon & Bailey Advocates, Solicitors Borneo Co., Ltd., The, Merchants—

and

JavaNotaries

Street, Public—Laidlaw

Kuala Lumpur; Building,

Telephs. Borneo Motors Building,

Kuala Lumpur; Telephs.Ampang

3381-2; Road,

Cable

2202-3;

pur; Codes: Broomhall’s Rubber and Fenchurch Street, London E.C. 3.143-149,

Cable Ad: Bannon, Kuala Lum- Ad: Borneo. Head Office:

Bentley’s

F. A. Briggs, advocate & solicitor Boustead & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in

(S.S. & F.M.S.), partner

C. &Mills,

notaryadvocate solicitor (F.M.S.) F.M.S.)—1,

public, &partner

Embankment,

ur. Head Office: Singapore;Kuala Lum-

Branches:

M. Edgar, advocate

Tumpat and Kuala Trengganu

F. (F.M.S.), assistant advocate &

J. Woodward, Director (Kuala Lumpur)—R. W.

Hughes

solicitor (F. M. S.), assistant Assistants (Kuala Lumpur)—H. R.

Oldham, W. N. Carruthers and A.

Baklow & Co., Estate Agents and Mer- H. Carruthers

chants—Eastern Smelting Building, Port Swettenham

KualaCable

260; Lumpur; Teleph.Codes:

Ad: Barlow; 2146;A.B.C.

P.O. Box

5th J. M. Scoular | R. W. M. Windle

and 6th Second

Bentley’s Editions,Phrase,

Lieber’sBroomhalls’

Standard, Boutcher & Co., Chartered Architects,

Imperial Combination (Rubber Edition) Surveyors and Licensed Appraisers —

3, Market Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Teleph. 3239

Barrowman, Drs. Sir Malcolm Wat-

son &, Medical Practitioners, Estate Bradburne & Co. (1930), Ltd., Charles,

Medical and Sanitary Officers—Federal F.M.S.; Share

Dispensary

Teleph. 36; Building,

Cable Ad:Klang, Barrowman; Kuala Brokers—!

Lumpur; Telephs.-3, Old Market

3355 andSquare,

3356;

Codes: A. B. C. 5th Edition and Cable 6th Ad: Tally

Edition, ho; Codes:

Broomhall’s, A.B.C.

Broomhall’s

Broomhall’s Arbitrage, Bentley’s and Private

Principals— G.A.O. J.Hovil,

Sir Malcolm Watson, ll.d., m.d., c.m.,

D.P.H., F.R. SAN.I. Daly,secretary

assistant

Barclay Barrowman, M.B., ch.b., d.t.m., H. J. Sinclair, assistant (On leave)

D.T.H., F.C.O., M.R. SAN.I.

T. N. Menon, a.r.san.i., chief sanitary Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

inspector (Incorporated under the Companies

Ordinances of Hongkong and Incor-

Blunn, George & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated poratedWine in Shanghai), Wholesale and

in the F.M.S.), Merchants—120, Java Retail and Spirit Merchants—12,

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Telephs. 3847 2906; Cable Ad: Caldbeck; Codes:Teleph.

Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur; A.B.C.

&Acme,

3147; Bentley’s,

Cable Ad:Birchwood-Chemical

Blunnco; Codes: 5th Edition and Bentley’s. Head Office:

and Duo 44, Foochow Road, Shanghai

W. G. C. Blunn, managing director Macgregors,

managers Ltd., Shanghai, general

R. L.Nathans,

M. Leach, signs per pro.

assistant O. perL.pro.)

Borneman, manager (signs

Yeo

ChanPoh SitKiew,

Chow,salesman

clerk Cameron & Mackintosh, Drs.—Federal

Booty Edwards (Arch.), Architects, Dispensary Teleph. 2136

Building, Kuala

(Office)

Lumpur;

Quantity Surveyors and Valuers—

Eastern Kuala

Street, Smelting Building,

Lumpur; 165, High

Teleph. 2663; Dr. I. Mackintosh, m.b., ch.b. (Edin.)

Dr. I. G. Cameron, m.b., ch.b. (Aber-

Cable Ad: Booty; Code: Bentley’s deen)

Second Phrase Dr. R. S. Hardie, m.b., ch. b. (Edin.)

A. O. Coltman, m.i.a., m.c.q.s., Central Dispensary, The (Established

proprietor 1910), Chemists and Opticians—45, Java

Singapore Agents: Street

Swan & McLaren D. M. Pillai, manager & optician

 SELANGOR C149

Oeylon Bakery & Confectionery, Methodist and Music

Girls’ School, Day, Boarding,

School for Girls—High Street

The,

Malay Bakers and Lumpur

Street, Kuala Confectioners—7, near Railway Station, Kuala Lumpur

P. H. Hendry, proprietor Principal—Miss Mabel Marsh

Supt.,

RankBoarding School—Miss Minnie

Chan

74-a,Sow Lin & Co,, Ltd., Engineers—

Ampang

Teleph. 3235 Road, Kuala Lumpur;

Chartered Bank of India Australia & Pentecostal Ipoh Road, KualaChurchLumpur of Malaya—166,

China—(See Banks) Pastor—A. K. Titus

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life,

Fire,

GeneralMarine, Accident,—Motor-Car

Insurance. Head Office and: St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church,

Hongkong Selangor—Weld Road, Kuala Lumpur;

Chief Office,Bank

Southern Agencies— Teleph. 2580

Hongkong Chambers, S’pore Minister—Rev. Alfred Webb, b.a.

Agents—Chow Thye & Co., 4, Yap Ah Outstation Selangor Services:

— Klang, Banting, Carey

Loy Street, Kuala

Agents—Goh LumpurLim Bong

Swee Seng, Island, Kuala Kubu and Batu

Sun and Chan Chew Ming Arang

Negri Sembilan—Seremban, Bahau,

Chop and Tampin Kuala Lipis, Bentong

hold BeeFurniture

Wah, Photographers,

Suppliers, House-

Frame j Pahang—Raub,

Kuantan and Sungei Lembing

Makers, Mirrors & Window Glass Im- j

porters,

mission General MerchantsHigh

Agents—135-137, and Com-

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4067 Street, ! St.Road, John’s Institution—Bukit Nanas

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 3977

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS Visitor—Rev.

Director—Rev.Brother James

Bro. Cornelius

Catholic Church of St. John— Sub-Director—Rev. Bro. Bernard

Vicar—Rev. Father D. Perrissoud, m.a.

Chinese Gospel Hall—Davidson Road, | St.England Mary’s School

Girls —School,

MiddleARoad,

Church

Weldof

Kuala Lumpur

Missionaries—Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hill, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2647

Angus, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.

Miss S. Shirtliff, Miss M. Gibson Angus

and Ma Tham Shoon Cohen & SonBrokers

(Malaya), Ltd., Bennie S.

Church of England— Insurance

Building, Java and Agents—Laidlaw

Street; Teleph. 2225;

Chaplain—Rev.

Tamil Priest—Rev. J. G.T. Hall, m.a.

Yesadian P.O. Box.arranged

396; Cable Ad: Obvert. In-

Chinese Priests—Rev. Chan surances at Lloyd’s, London.

Tsuen and Rev. Yeh Hua Fen Wing Agents: Eagle Star Insurance Co.,

Hull Underwriters’ Association, Ltd.

Ltd.,

Churches— and

tion. “A. 1” Baggage Insurance Associa-

St. Mary the Virgin—Kuala Lumpur

St. Barnabas—Klang

Ltd., Regis House,Bennie

KingS.William

Cohen

St. Katherine—Kajang Street, London E. C. 4.

St. Thomas—Banting Directors—E. L. Lumley (London),

St. Stephen—Pilmoor H. R. L.andDyne,

Smith R. A. Haines. C. H.

St. James—Sentul Manager —J. B.L. P.B. Drakeford

Hardwicke

Church of St. Anthony — Robertson

Road, Tamil Mission

Vicar—Rev. V. Hermann Collins’ Book Emporium, Book Agents

Impor-

Assistant—Rev. I. Fernandez ters, Publishers and Publishers’

—23, Old Teleph. 2533; CableKuala

Market Square;

Church of the Holy Rosary—Brickfield Lumpur; Bookemp; Code: Bentley’s

Ad:

Road, Chinese Mission

Yicar—Rev. R. Girard W. L. Collins, managing proprietor

Cl 50 SELANGOR

ffi W W W X Mattress, Curtains, etc.—Kuala Lum-

Commercial Press, Stationers, Printers, Ad: pur; Teleph. 731; P.O. Box 14; Cable

Advertising Contractors, etc. — 117, Burtonco

High Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. J. R. Burton, managing proprietor

2112; Cable Ad: Commercial Press; Evatt & Co., Chartered Accountants—

Codes:

Bentley’s,A.B.C. 5thandandWestern

Lieber’s 6th Editions,

Union Oriental Buildings, Kuala Lumpur;

Yuen C Foon, manager Cable

Edition;Ad:and Evatt; Code: Penang

at Singapore, A.B.C. and5th

Yuen C Shun, asst, manager Malacca, S.S. and Ipoh, F.M.S.

A.R.S. Bennett,

Gispert, a.c.a.

a.c.a.

Coronation Dispensary, Chemists and W. C. McKean, c.a.

Druggists—137,

Lumpur Petaling Street, Kuala

Citmberbatch & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Far134,East Oxygen & Acetylene Co.,—

Chan Sow Lin Road, Kuala Lum-

Estate Agents and Accountants—

Lumpur and Port Swettenham; Telephs Kuala pur; Teleph. 2891 (Trunk Communica-

3191-2 (Kuala Lumpur) and 3261 tion); Cable Ad: Oxygen

(Port Swettenham);

Kuala Lumpur; Cable

Codes: Ad: Lanka,

A.B.C. 5th Federal Dispensary, Ltd. (Incorporated

Edition, Broomhall’s Rubber Edition inChemists

F.M.S.), Wholesale

—andKuala Lumpur, and Klang,

Retail

Birchwood and Bentley’s

Life Directors— A. J. Dension, C. R. Seremban

Federal

Singapore; Cable Ad:

Thurstan and G. Eric Teale Directors —E. A. S. Wagner, Tong

Director—G.

Staff—W. J.A.Shelton

Mallon,Agar

L. R. Ferriday, Wing Wai, H. L. Johnson and A. N.

H. D. Clarke, S. D. Warner, T. B. KualaFarquharson Lumpur—Telephs. 3177 and 3178

Craik and F. Shrimpton H.J.L.Dick

Johnson, general manager

Port Swettenham H. Ward | W. R. A. Hewlett

Signs Per Pro.—E.R. Reger Klang Branch—Teleph. 46

Cycle & Carriage D. TimmsBranch—Teleph. 24

The, Motor ImportersCo.and(1926), Ltd., Seremban

Engineers— H. ProctorBranch—Teleph. 2615

Head

Lumpur,Office: Singapore. Branches: Kuala

5945 Singapore

& 5946; Penang

Cable Ad:and Ipoh; Telephs.Codes:

Cyclecarri; H. F. Foulds

A.B.C. 5th Edition, Acme and Bentley’s Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The

Chua Cheng Liat, manager (Incorporated in the F.M.S.), Civil,

Structural,

Sanitary and MarineMechanical,

Engineers, Electrical,

Dredge

East Asiatic Co. (F. M. S.), Shipowners and Ship Builders, Steel, Iron and

and General Merchants—112-114,

pang Road; Telephs. 3122-3-4-5 Am- Brass Founders, Rubber Machine

Managers — E. Madsen and H. F. Specialists, Hardware Merchants and

Frederiksen Air - Conditioning Specialists — Head

Assistants Office and Works: 246,2994;

High' Street,

Erichssen— O. Sorensen and K. Federated; Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

Codes: Al, A.B.C.

Cable

5th

Ad:

and

Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- 6th JEditions (5-Letter), Western Union

UniversalEdition

Edition and Western Union

ated

Eastern in Smelting

England),Building,

Tin Smelters — 5-Letter

High Street, Kuala Lumpur; 165-167,

Teleph. Board of Directors—J.

m.i.mech.e. (chairman), A. P.W.Strachan,

H. Mac-

3107; Cable Ad:Head

5th Edition. Smelter; Code:Wolston

Office: A.B.C. gregor, H. H. Robbins and F. G.

Grange,in the

nearEast:

Rugby, England. Head Ritchie,

MAR. E. m.i. mech. e., m.i.n.a., m.i.

Office Penang H. Campbell, acting secretary

J. M. O’O. George, agent J.W.M.J. Cochran,

Estate & Hospital Supply Agency, The, F. Neave, manager

accountant

J.J. MacFarlane,

D. Woodrow, office do. assistant

Suppliers of Estate Hospital Requisites,

Bungalow Chicks, Household Beddings, A. Ilyine, technical assistant

 SELANGOR C161

E. H. Glover, works supt. and Curios—20,

Lumpur; Teleph. Java

2428;Street,

Cable Kuala

Ad :

W. W. Motion, engineer Giansingh

H.W.O. Munday, do.

C.G.Y. Rudd,

J. M. Payne, electrical engineer Surjeet Singh, manager

Ruston Hotiisby, Ltd.do. Pritam Singh, asst, manager

T. Welborn, a.m.i. mar. e., repres- Gibson, Anderson, Butler k Co.,

entative Chartered Accountants —12, Market

Federated Malay States Chamber of Street, P.O.

Kuala Lumpur ; Teleph. 2232;

Commerce

Societies) — {See Associations and B.Box

A.(ImperialC. 47;

5th Cable

Edition

Rubber

Ad:andEdbut;

Edition)

Codes:

Broomhall’s

Federal Oil Mills, Ltd.—c/o Cumber- Kuala Lumpur Office—

A. Arbuthnott, C.A., partner

batch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur H. D.Munro

E.H. Scott, a.c.a., do.

Fletcher Trading Co., Ltd. (incor- R. Butler,

Villiers,a.c.a., do.

A.C.A., assistant

porated in F.M.S.), General Merchants L. M. Murphy, a.c.a.,

F. D. Kennedy, b.a., a.c.a. do.

Head — Office : 21 -23, Old Market Glasgow Correspondents — 124, St.

Square,Ad:Kuala

Cable Lumpur

Renta; Codes; Teleph.

: A.B.C.33775th; Vincent Street

and

Ipoh6th Editions and Bentley’s. Branch: Gleeson k Co.,andAppraisers, Auctioneers

H. P. Talalla, j.p., m.c.h., managing Lumpur Commission Land Agents—Kuala

director

Flowerdew k Co., A. H., Consulting Government Printing Department—

Engineers — Oriental Buildings, Java Brickfields Supt.-W.

Road, Kuala Lumpur

H. WyattT. Ross

Street, Kuala Lumpur ; Teleph.

P.O. Box 156; Cable Ad: Flowerdew; 3630 ; Deputy Supt.—H.

Code : Broomhall’s Imperial Combina- Asst. Supt.—H.

Composing Holland

tionF. Bolton, M. INST. C.E., m.i.e.e. Fisher Room Supervisor—S. J.

Machine

Smith Room Supervisor — G. A.

Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Aerated Water Warehouse

Manufacturers and Distributors for

Malayan Breweries, Spradbrow Supervisor — W. A.

Lumpur. Head Office:Ltd.Singapore.

— Kuala Chief Clerk—P. Subramaniam

Branches

Java throughout Malaya, Siam, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

and Sumatra

R.E.A.J.Cessford, Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settle-

Roberts,manager

assistant ments)—1-3,

Lumpur ; Teleph. Old Market

2465 Square,

; CableKuala

Ad :

Wong Kyeam

Lin(Seremban

Ah Chong, Soon, chief clerk

clerk-in-charge Greateast; Code : A B.C.T. 5th Edition

Depot) Branch Manager—M. Stanley

Fam Fatt Nyen, clerk-in-charge Special Representatives — Lim Kok

(Klang Depot) Gim, E. Vadivelu, Tee Tiow Chong,

C. JohnKwan

Wong Thomas,Tan,P.LeeRatnadurai,

Eng Teh

Freeman k Madge, Advocates, Solicitors and Chan Ho King

—63, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Cable Ad: Freeman Geenier k Son,andLtd.,Stationers—27,

Charles, Printers,

Publishers Old

General Electric Co., Ltd., Electrical Market 2183; Street,

Cable Ad: Kuala

GrenierLumpur; Teleph.

Manufacturers—Magnet House,

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4291; 1, Java Directors—F. C, Grenier (London),

Cable Ad : Magnet H. D. Jansz and A. E. Yzelman

(Managing)

Gian Singh k Co., Merchants, Dra- Joint

G. Managei k Secretary—R. G.

Yzelman

pers, Tailors and Outfitters, House Joint

Furnishers, Silk, Cotton, Woollen T. R. Marks & Printing Dept.—

Manager

C152 SELANGOR

Gerniek

Auditors

Walter, Secretaries—

Accountants, J. F. Keay C. J. Robinson

Kwong Yik Bank Chambers, Top W. H. McLean, C. A. Whitchurch,

Floor, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2278 a.m.e.e. a.c.a.

Partners—W. J. P. Grenier, f.l.a.a., J. Paterson A. W. Youtman

f.c.i.s. and W. F. C. Grenier, a.l.a.a. London Agents — Blyth, Greene,

Assistants—G. H. Goonting, E. C. Jaurdain & Co., Ltd., Planta-

Jumeaux and G. Y. L. Grenier tion House, Fenchurch Street,

Chief Clerk—Sim Kuan Chow E.C.3.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Merchants—Kuala Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd. (In-

corporated in the Straits Settle-

Lumpur ments), Merchants, Estate and

Companies Dept. — G. D. Cameron,

c.a. (signs per pro.) and E. Hardman Teleph.Insurance Agents—Kuala Lumpur;

(signs Dept.—H.

per pro.) S. Hay (signs per 2251 (4 Lines); Cable Ad:

Import Barkers; Codes : Broomhall’s,Bentley’s

pro.) and Private

Accountant —pro.)

D. S. Davidson, c.a.

(signs perAdvisers—A. Directors—

Planting P. Cranna, W. E. Wallis (Kuala Lumpur)

H. W. Foston and V. G. A. Reeve J. B. Leask (Kuala Lumpur)

Tucker Haydn Oo Peake, a.c.a. (London)

Assistants—D. Alexander, R. Dow, L. C. Paton (London)

D. R. Gulland, T. Hatfield, D. M. M. G. D. A. Fletcher (Kuala Lum-

Hawes, A. C. Mackenzie (engineer), pur)

D. Y. McKenzie, A. F. Taylor (signs F. M. Edmonds (Singapore)

per pro.), C. Thornton, T. M. Walker Assistants—

and R. West Kuala Lumpur

Hallam & Co., Stock and Share Brokers A. H. B. Alexander, c.a

—19, Old Market Square, Kuala R. N. Bond

Lumpur; Teleph. 3326; Cable Ad: Halco; R. R. Broom J. E. King, a.o.a

Codes : Bentley’s, Broomhall’s (Rubber J. Brown G. M. Knocker

Edition), Western L. H. Clarke C, H. Lee

ition), A.B.C. 5thUnion 5-Letter

and 6th Ed-

Editions, N. G. Gumming D. M. Milne,

Utility and—Private

Partners T. D. Betteridge, A. N. H. M. Doig A.M.I.MECH.E.

Farquharson and L. F. Hopkinson E. J. Douglas R.M. H.EL Peall Street

C. J. Gow

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (In- R. St, G. John- R. B. R, Todd

corporated F.M.S.), Merchants, son R. H. White

Engineers, Shipping and Insurance Port Swettenham

Agents, Managing Agents and A. F. Hewett

Secretaries to Rubber Estates and Teluk Anson

Mines—Head Office: Kuala Lum- W- L. Kitserow

pur; Teleph. 2943; 1 Cable Ad: Hendry, P.H., Manufacturing Jewel-

Achan; Codes: A.B.C . 5th Edition, ler, Diamond Merchant, Engraver,

Scott’s, Broomhall’s, Bentley’s and Watch Maker, Dealer in Silver-

Private ware, Precious Stones, Ceylon Lace

Directors—W.

Mr. E. C. H.A Charlwood,

Fell, c.b.e. H.Hon.

W. and Curios—2 and 4, Batu Road,

Moxon, D. St. Leger Parsons, Cable Kuala Lumpur; P.O. Box 240;

S. G. Tyte and D. F. Topham Ad: Hewa; Code: A.B.C.

Staff— 5th Edition

F. H. Atkinson P. H. Hendry, proprietor

A. A. Baker R,K. Darby E. Sembaktti, manager, signs per pro.

W. H. O. Bailey B. Eyre B. P. Edwin, assistant, signs per pro.

G. M. Brand C. H. Fell D. P. Samuel, assistant

C. V. Brandon A. C. Gilbert L. Hettihewa, do.

P. T. Brocken B. A. Gotto P.G. W.

W. Brownlie H. B. Hussey K. V.Warnasuriya,

Somananda, do.do.

E. J. Caton W. M. Innes Kei R. Pinnaduwa, do.

 SELANGOR 0153

Holman Brothers, Ltd.—23, Java Huttenbachs, cal and Road, Ltd.,

ContractingElectrical, Mechani"

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad : Ampang

Expanded Kuala Engineers

Lumpur; Cable — 69>

Ad: Simit; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Imperial Chemical Industries (Ma-

y poration—(Nee Banks) laya), Ltd., Importers and Ex-

HOTELS porters of Chemicals, Fertilisers,

Dyestuffs and Manufacturers’ Raw

Central Hotel, The—25, Junken Udin Materials—Sales Office: 165-167, High

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Telepn.

Street, Klang 4261; Cable Ad: Impkemix. Also

Eastern Hotel, The—Am pang Road, Agricultural C.M.B.,

H. Tilley,

Advisory Department

m.a. (agric.) (Cantab.),

Kuala Lumpur ASH., B.SC.

Empire Hotel Co. (1938), Ltd.—Fac- Incorporated Society of Planters—(Nee

ing the Padang & Selangor Clubs; Associations and Societies)

Teleph. 2135; Cable Ad: Empire;

Code: A.B.O. 5th Edition

Directors—G. S. Delmar Morgan, Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., William,

b.a. (Oxon) and Miss Sokeen (IncorporatedEngineers inGeneral

andKuala StraitsMerchants—23,

Settlements)

Loke Java Street, Lumpur; Telephs.

Secretary—G. S. Delmar Morgan 3335 and 3336; Cable Ad: Expanded;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition, Bentley’s,

Himomaru Hotel — 129, Petaling Acme, New Standard and Private. Head

Office: Ocean Building.at Penang,

Prince Street,

Street, Kuala Lumpur Singapore Branches Ipoh,

Hotel Majestic—Opposite the Rail- andLondon Port Agents—William

Swettenham Jacks & Co.,

way Station, Kuala Lumpur; Winchester House,OldBroad Street,

Telephs. 3131 and 3132; Cable Ad : London, E.C. 2.

Majestic

Kashima Hotel—164, Petaling Street, Jag’s Agency, General Merchants and

Kuala Lumpur Commission

6, Ampang Agents —The Embankment,

Masnya Hotel — 407, Batu Road, Teleph. 3232 Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Kuala Lumpur J. A. G. Wharton

A. K. Lai, clerk

Popular Hotel—125, Petaling Street, Johnson

Kuala Lumpur Electrical Engineers—Kuala Lumpur

William Jacks & Co., Ltd., sole agents

Ritz, The—121, Petaling Street, Kuala Kean Leong & Co., General Merchants

Lumpur and Importers—44, Batu Road,

Savoy Hotel, The — 123, Petaling Keanleong Lumpur; Teleph. 3887; CableKuala

Ad:

Street, Kuala Lumpur Yeoh Cheow Chong, partner

Staton Hotel—F.M.S. Railway Station, Yeoh Cheang Chuan, assistant

Kuala Lumpur;

Station Telephs.

Hotels, Ltd., 4224 & 4225 Keat Seng Co., General Merchants, Im-

lessees

Lim Hee Hong, manager porters and Commission Agents—75,

Branch Office Batu Road,

P.O. Box61,KualaLum^

372; Cable ur;Ad:Teleph. 2577;

Keatseng.

StationHotel, Ipoh Branch: Main Street, Kuala Lipis,

Tamaya Hotel—72, Batu Road, Kuala Pahang

Lumpur Kee Hu at Radio Co., Radio and Elec-

Tin Suan Mwee Hotel—126, Petaling trical Equipment—223, Batu Road;

Cable Ad: Kikophone; Singapore'. 122-4,

Street, Kuala Lumpur Orchard Road; Cable Adi: Kikophone

C154 SKLANGOlt

Keys & Dowdeswell, Architects and Penang—23, Teleph. 1151China Street; Ghaut >

Surveyors

Lumpur; —Teleph. 9, Holland

2263 Road, Kuala W. J. Vonk | E. de fies

P. H. Keys, d.s.o., f.r.i.b.a. Little & Co., Ltd., John—Ampang Street i,!

F. Dowdesdell, f.e.i.b.a.

Khee Meng Press, Printers, Stationers and CableTheAd:Embankment,

Little; Codes:KualaA.B.C.

Lumpur;5th 1t

and Importers

Teleph. 2443 — 234, High Street; Edition and Bentley’s

A. Robertson, mng. dir. in the East

King Chong & Co., General Merchants A. A. Ross, director-in-charge

and S. C.R. G.John, office manager

KualaImporters—29,

Lumpur; Cable Old Ad: Market Square,

Kingchong Herridge | C. G. Dickens

Kinsey & Co., J. B., Manufacturers’ Agent Lovelaoe Solicitors &— Hastings,

62, Klyne Advocates

Street, Kualaand

and Exporters—85, Campbell Road, Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2033; P. O. William George Warren Hastings, b.a.

Box 101; Cable Ad: Kinsey (Oxon.), barrister-at-iaw, partner

Proprietor

Radio Malaya of:

Loya'l Press, The,Rubber Printers, Stationers, j

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. (Inc. in the Book-binders, Stamp, Block,

F.M.S.), Importers, Printers, Merchants Brass, Makers—35,Seal Java andStreet,

BrassKuala

NameLumpur;

Plate

and Contractors to F.M.S. Government, Teleph. 3447

etc.—Registered

Kuala Office: 58, Batu

IpohRoad,

and McAlister ik Co., Ltd., Merchants— j

Penang Lumpur. Branches:

(S.S.). Cable Ad: Kylpa (All High Street, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph.

Branches);Codes: Bentley’s 2ndEdition, 3127; G.

Cable Ad: Messalina

Johnstone, manager Section)

Kendall’s and Hamilton’s

Kuala Lumpur— (For Agencies See-Singapore

Frederick

James W. Palmer,

L. Ross, c.a., v.c., director

do. Malaya Dispensarv, Druggists, Chem-

H. P. Anderson, c.a., do. ists and Opticians—Batu Road; Teleph.

2452Physicians—

Printing Dept.—

G. H. Foenander Dr.Teleph.

A. M. Soosay,

Ipoh—

H. P. Anderson, c.a. 3283 l.m.s.{Kingapore);

Penang— Dr. J. Selvam, m.b. & B.s. (Madras),

E. W. Molesworth L.R. C.F. .& Teleph.

(Glasgow); S. (Edin.),3727

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

Lall Singh & Co., Sports Outfitters—25, I. Williams, manager

Java Street, Kuala Lumpur A. NgMuthiah,

Ah Kam, A. Alponse,

assistantsNgAhPooi,

Lall Singh

Langenberg & Son, T. C. van, Chartered gistered Office: 25, Ltd.,

Malay Mail Press Go., PuduThe—Re-

Road,

Architects, Civil Engineers and App- Kuala Lumpur

raisers—19, Old Market

Lumpur; Teleph. 3803, P. O. Box 64 Street, Kuala Directors—J. H.H.M.Hampshire,

Robson, D.c.b.e.

Y. S. van Langenberg, f.i.a.a., (chairman), D. St.

l.r i.b.a., f.i.san.e. L. Parsons and F. L. Jones

Lindkteves-Stokvis (Incorporated in “Malay Mail,” PuduPublished

Road,Daily

KualainLum-

the

N. E. I.), Manufacturers, Engineers, Afternoon—25, pur; Telephs. 3114-3115; Cable Ad: Mail

Importers

inery of Mining

& Supplies, Building

Materials Theproprietors

Malay Mail Press Co., Ltd.,

&Code:

Hardware—Cable

A.B.C. 6th Edition Ad : Lindeteves: J. H. M. Robson, c.b.e. , mng. director

Ipoh—60, Brewster Road; Teleph. 172 F. L. Jones,

Editorial Staff editor

J. B.vanH.der Noordaa,

Kreuger I J.manager

H. van Gemert P.F. F.K. Cooray

Romney |I A.E. J.Gunasekera

Calvin

KualaN. v.Lumpur-

d. Post -06,! R.AmpangH. de JongeRoad; R. N. Stephenson, works manager

G. Radcliffe, office assistant

Teleph. 2821 Khoo Hong Tat, cashier

J. van Hoboken | A. Gerritsen

 SELANGrOIl Cl 55

Malayan Collieries, Ltd. (Incor- Neill 1-3, Old

& Bell, Chartered Accountants—

Market

porated in F.M.S.)—Head Office:

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Build- Ad: pur; Teleph. 3144:Square,

P. O. BoxKuala Lum-

184; Cable

ings, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 4265 Neill

(2 Lines) with Private Line to Batu A.T. D.S. Ensor,

Mackie,a.o.a.,

c.a., partner

do.

A rang Colliery; Cable Ad: Arang; A. G. Robertson, c.a., do.

Codes: Bentley’s, Boe (Shipping) P. J. Madge, a.c.a., assistant

and Acme T. R. L. Milbourne, c.a., do.

Directors—H.H. Robbins (chairman),

A. J. Kelman, F. Cunningham, A.

W. Delamore and J. Drysdale

General Managers & Secretaries— Nestle & Ang'lq-Swissin Milk

Ltd. (Incorporated Proddcts,

the Bahama Is-

J. Lumpur

A. Russell & Co., Ltd., Kuala lands , Distributors of Inc.,

the Products

Jjatu Arang Colliery Nestle’s Milk Products, New York;of

Colliery

ResidentSupt.—T. McPhee S. S. Sweetened,

Medical M.Officer—Dr. Evaporated

Condensed, Unsweetened,

Dasen Milks, Milk and Natural“Milo”Sterilised

Products, Tonic

Food, Quick

“Vi-Lactogen”, “Eledon”,Oats, Cream,Cheese,

“Lactogen”,

Cho-

Malayan Pineapple Co., The, Pine- colates and

Road,Cocoa—“Nestle

Kuala Lumpur;Building”,

apple Canners — Harper Street, Bungsar 2284; Cable Ad: Nestles

Teleph.

Klang; Teleph. 195; P.O. Box 42; Cable R. P.Gunter-Smith, manager

Ad: Hockhuat;

Edition & UniversalCodes: A.B.C. 5th

Trade Code Hatcher, assistant

Goh Hock Huat, sole proprietor

Goh Tiang Chin, general manager Nicholas & Sons,

Chan A.Choon

E.Yeoh Swee,

Scully, manager

senior assistant Foch

3346; Avenue,

Cable KualaB.Peoplebank;

Ad:

P. (Bankers)

Lumpur — 2,

: Teleph.

Code:

Thoe Lee, cashier A.B.C. 5tb Edition

B. P. Nicholas, mng. proprietor

MASONIC Ed.

P. M.T. Thamboe,

Nicholas, accountant

manager

Lodge Tullibardine in the East, 1118, D. Selvadurai, clerk

S.C., A. Nicholas. do.

YenningScottish Masonic

Road, Kuala Temple—

Lumpur; P. O. R. Velupillai,

X. Le Prince,

do.

do.

BoxSecretary—R.

174 Y. Meyer

Read Lodge, No. 2337, E.C.— Kuala Onn Yin & Co., Importers and High-

class Complete House Furnishers —

Lumpur; P.O. Box 9

W. M.—D. S. L. Parsons 145 and 147, High Street, Kuala

S. W.-H. B. Gifford Lumpur; Teleph. 2300; P.O. Box

J.Secretary—B.

W.—L. W. King 343; Cable Ad: Onyico; Code: Bentley’s

J. P. Joaquim K. O. Tham, manager

Asst. Secretary—W. F. Flight Lee Loong Heng, secretary

Treasurer—R. G. Pash Bankers :

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—{See

Banks) Oriental

AssuranceGovernment Security Lifein

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Methodist Girls’ School- (Nee Chur- Building, India, 1874)—Branch Office: Oriental

ches and Missions) Cable Ad: Java Street, Kuala Lumpur;

Oriental

Mohamed Kassim at Co., Ltd., R. E. Manjeri S. Siva, branch secretary

General Street,

Merchants S.V. Ramier, b. com., asst,chief

branch secty.

Station Klang;and Importers—

Teleph. 221 A. H.K. C.Subramaniam,

Josiah, cashier assistant

Branches: Singapore, Penang, Malacca,

Kuala Lumpur, Carey Island and

Negapatam A.S.P. G.Nadarajah,

M. Santhanam,

Y. Izzudin,do.inspr.

do. (Singapore)

(Kuala(Penang)

Lumpur)

Cl 56 SELANGOR

Pacific Tin Consolidated Corporation Richards & Co., D., Insurance and Estate

Agents, Exporters of Malayan Produce

(Incorporated

Yukon-Pacific inMining U. S. A.),Co.)—Head

(Formerly and General Importers—Klang; Teleph.

Office: 120, Broadway, New York; 172; P. O. Box 28; Cable Ad:

F. M. S. Office: 4th Mile, Ampang Road, Amrasekera

R. Amarasekera, J.P., mng. proprietor

Kuala

P. O. BoxLumpur;

292; CableTeleph. Ampang 54;

Ad: Pacific

A. D. Hughes, resident manager Robb & Nilsson, Civil Engineers and

Contractors, Reinforced Concrete Spe-

Park & Francis, Ltd., Mining Engineers cialists—Guthrie Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Buildings, 2374;JavaCable

St.,

—15, OldTeleph.

Lumpur; Market3931;Square,

P.O. BoxKuala 66; Ad:L. Nilrob

Cable T. A. Robb, managing owner

& McNeilAd:1908Park vale; Codes: Bentley’s

Directors—Mungo Park, a.r.s.m., M. Robinson

A. Francis, a.r.s. m., m.inst., m.m. Athletic Outfitters, Drapers, Tailors

and

INST., E.M.M.F. Elkan, a.c.s.m. assoc. and Complete

Java Street, KualaHouse

Lumpur.Furnishers

Principal—

Establishment: Raffles

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Merchants, London Office: Balfour House, Finsbury Place, Singapore.

Agents

1 & 3, and Old Engineers

Market —Square,

Head Office:

Kuala Pavement, London,PageE.C.(chairman),

2.

Lumpur; Cable Ad : Paterson ; and at Directors—R.

H. MacGregor, L. C. Hutchings, W. W.

Singapore, Penang, Klang and Port

Swettenham F. A.A. Fell

Hare,andmanager

A. Dobson

H. Vernon, accountant

Payne, Davis &l Co., Incorporated Ac-

countants—Kuala Lumpur; P.O. Box Robinson

339H. Davis, a.s.a.a. Musical Plano Co., Importers

Instruments and Radioof Appar-

Pianos,

atus—17, Old

Lumpur; Teleph.Market

2147;Square,

CableKualaAd:

Peninsular Lights Co., Suppliers of Pianomaker

Petrol and Kerosene Lighting Installa-

tions^ throughout Malaya and also Ky- Rohini Florists, Specialists in Floral

Ko-Non Electric

BatuFans

Road,and

KualaPeninsular

Lumpur; Art—Rohini Gardens, 3rd Mile,

Lamps—142,

Cable Ad: Peninsular Road; Teleph. Petaling 234; Klang

Cable

D. S. Sohan Singh, sole proprietor Bentley's Ad : Rohini ; Codes : A.B.C. 5th &

&, manager H. S. Talalla, managei

Pentecostal Church of Malaya—($ee Roneo, Ltd. (Incorporated

ModernOffice Equipment—6-8, in England),

Java

Churches and Missions)

Street, Kuala

Cable Ad: Roneo, Lumpur; Teleph. 2624;

Planters’ Stores i; Agency Co., Ltd. Southampton

(Incorporated in England, 1878),Import

Estate Row, London, W.C. 1. 17,

Ltd. Head Office:

Agents and Suppliers, General C. T. Davies, manager

and Insurance

and Export Merchants and Shipping

F. M. S.: Kuala Agents—Head

Lumpur. Branch: OfficePortin Rubber Planters’ Association—(Ae«

Swettenham. London Office:

Helen’s Place, E.C. 3. & at Calcutta, 17, St. Associations and Societies)

Chittagong,

Bandit;(Rubber Dibrugarh,

Codes:and A.B.C. etc. Cable

5th edn., Broom-Ad: Russell & Co., J. A.—Hongkong and

Shanghai Bank Buildings, Kuala

hall’s General edn.), Bent- Lumpur; Cable Ad : Jar; Codes:

ley’s & Lieber’s Private, Boe (Shipping), Imperial

General Manager—S. J. Clark Combination (Mining), Acme, Bent-

Import Manager—K. G. Sinclair ley’s (General) and New Standard

Agency H. H. Robbins, mng. director

A.C.A. Dept. Manager—G. F. Lloyd, A.J. Drysdale,

W. Delamore, directordo.

Assistants—G.

and F. N. Finlay O’Hare, A. M. Stalker J. H. Clarkson, do.

 SELANGOR 0157

Shanmugam 61 Co., Ltd., Wine and Pro- Socfin F.M.S.),

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the

vision

Fort Street, and Produce MerchantsBranch

Kuala Selangor. — 20, 3rd

Lumpur;Mile,Estate Agents <$ Road,

Damansara

Telephs.

Secretaries—

Kuala

2165 & 2166;Codes:

P.O.

at Batang Berjuntai Box 330; Cable Ad:Rubberbank;

n & m \u Cogef Lugagne 1929, Broomhall’s

perial Rubber Edition, Lieber’s, Bentley’s Im-

Sharma,

at-Law),S.M.Advocate

(of Lincoln’s Inn, Barrister-

& Solicitor, S.S., Complete Phrase, Bentley’s Second and

F.M.S. & Johore—Office: 1, Brewster Headquarters Staff Private

Road, Ipoh ; Teleph. 964 (Office); Cable Director & General Manager—F. de

Ad : Sharma, Ipoh; Codes : A.B.C. 5th Langlade

Edition. House: Highlands

Shalimar, Cameron “The Cottage,” Secretary—R. Leonard

Asst. Secretary—W.

Commercial Place

Dept.—J.Sibiriakoff

d’Augustin

Shearn, Delamore & Co. (Successors to Technical Dept.—I.

Pooley & Co. & Ford

Advocates,Solicitors & & Delamore),

Notaries Public Agriculturist—J. Talou

—68, Klyne Street, Kuala Lumpur; Asst. Agriculturist—M. Cammaerts

Teleph. 2982; P. O. Box 188; Cable Ad: Estates Consulting Engineer- W. W. Marsh

Sheardel; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition & Staff

Western Union Head Planting Manager—J. Nicoll

E. D. Shearn, partner Estates Managers—C.

H. A. Campbell, L. A. Beautement,

Henville, J.

A. W. Delamore, do. dTribarne, G. C. Maclnerny, L. C.

J.F. G.T. Charlesworth,

Tosswill, do. do. Sketchley and T. P. H. TathamJ. A.

Maria Sube, C. A. Roels,

Shook Lin A Bok, Advocates, Solicitors Estate Assistants — J. Ansell, R.

and Notaries Public—89, Cross Street, Aubert, R. M. Barbief, C. van den

Kuala

YongLumpur;Shook Lin,Cable

m.a.,Ad:ll.Shooklin

b. (Cantab.) A. Fraser, H. R. Hayes, J. B. King,C.

Berg, P. Boulle, H. J. Cowell, D.

Tan Teow Bok, b.a., b.c.l. (Oxon.) G. Louyot, T. C. Masters, L.

Merville,

tremont, D.W.A.B.Paton,

Newman, C. d’Oul-

Sime, Darby .fe Co., Ltd., Plantation Schalbart, M. Tosh,R.J.Ravix,

M. WattsA.

Rubber and Tin Mine Agents and and J. Wilkie

Valuers,

Produce General Import,Shipping

Merchants, Export and and Societe Internationale de Plantations

Insurance et de Finance, Societe Anonyme (In-

Kuala Lumpur; Cable Ad: Simit Road, corporated

Agents—96, Ampong

Estate,

in Belgium),(Straits Agency),

Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. —l, and Oversea MineBankand Insurance

Building; Agents—

Telephs. 2246

2 & 3, McArthur Street, Kuala Lum- Codes : Broomhall’s 2247; P.O. Box 145; Cable Ad: Sipef;

pur ; Teleph. 3331; Cable Ad: Broomhall’s Imperial Combination, Rubber Edition,

Storage. Registered Office and Bentley’s Complete Phrase and A.B.C.

Stores: Borneo Wharf, Singapore 4th & 5 th Editions

J. Kerr Hill, branch manager A.H. Beckett,

H. Facer,agent

B. C. Stanleigh, C.F. E.

J. E. D. Graham, accountant Mounsey,

C.H. Booth,

W. Taylor,cold grocery

storage shop

shop assistant

assistant J. P. Barrett,T.assistants

R. W. Allin and

SiningerSewing Machine Co. (Incorporated St. Mary’s School—{See Churches

New Jersey, U.S.A.)—10, McArthur and Missions)

Street,

Li Kuala

n Keong Lumpur; Teleph. 4026 Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Refiners

Chuan Teik Leang, supervisor

Choo, district manager and Marketers ofSmelting

all Products of Petro-

Lee

Chean Thiam

PengOnn,

Haig, do.

checker leum—Eastern

Street, Kuala Lumpur; Building, Teleph. High

2677;

Kong Boon Thong, do. Cable Ad: Sales

District Standvac

Manager—R. R. Ryder

Foo

Lim Keat Hee Chan,

Chin Chye, manager

Eng, asst, manager Industrial

Tan book-keeper M. Barne Sales Representative—J.

0158 SELANGOR

Station Hotel—(Nee Hotels) Wai Fong, Cabinet Makers, Consult-

ing Decorators and Building Con-

StorchBrothers, Ltd.'(Iiic. in the F.M.S.), tractors—Office and Showroom: 229,

Jewellers, Gold and Silversmiths,

eral Merchants and Complete House, and Gen- Batu Road; Building Workshop

Furnishers — 37 and 39, Java Street, Cabinet Making Workshop: 178-

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2795; Cable Ad: 180,Chew Batu Road

Lan Fong, proprietor

Storch; Codes: A. B. C. 5th Edition Chew Chee Kin, manager

and Bentley’s. Branch at Ipoh Chew Chee Kan, works supt.

Isidore Storch, managing director

A.A. Daniel

G. Storch I M. Grimpel

Wearne Brothers, Ltd., Automobile En-

S. P. D. Perera | A. L. Hewa gineers and Importers—Robertson Road,

Lim Gim Gin, book-keeper Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2295; Cable Ad :

Straits Trading Co., Ltd. (Selangor Wearne; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Branch)

Ad: Straits Kuala Lumpur Agency—Cable E.F. W.

C. Edwards,

Hall, works manager

manager

J. Myles, asst, works manager

Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y., General Importers Sales Department:

and Commission Agents — 709, Bukit J. C. Patterson

Bintang Road, Kuala Lumpur; Cable T. B. Grieve (Ford Section)

Ad: Zenobia L. van de Straaten (Used Cars)

“Tamil Nesan”, Premier Daily Tamil

Newspaper

Ampang Street, Published in Malaya—80,

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. Whiteaway,Laidlaw& Co., Ltd.,Drapers,

2057; Milliners,Kuala Men’s Lumpur;

Outfitters,Cable

etc.—Java

Codes:P. O.A. Box

B. C.299;6thCable Ad: Arya;

Edition and Street,

Warfield

Ad:

Bentley’s Complete Phrase W. J. Wright, manager

G. Parthasarathy, b.a., rang, editor D. L. W. Scott, assistant

Thomas, Ong & Co.—(1st Floor of Old G.H. H.L. Richard,

Shields, clerk do.

Moutrie’s,

Kuala Ltd.),Teleph.

Lumpur, 4, Ampang

2792 Street,

A. N. Thomas, manager Whittall k Co., Estate Agents and Com,

Wong Har Ong, secretary pany Secretaries — Kuala Lumpur

Branch Offices'. and Klang,Codes:

Whittall, Selangor, F.M.S.; Cable

Broomhall’s Ad:

(Rubber

38, Bibby Road, Raub, Pahang Edition), Broomhall’s Imperial Com-

K. C. Wong, manager bination, Lieber’s, A.B.C. 5th and 6th

• 44, Station Street, Kuala Selangor edns., Bentley’s, Head2nd Lieber’s 5-Letter

A. N. Thomas, manager and Birchwood. Office: Colombo,

United Railway Employees’ Benefit Thomson, Ceylon. Alston Londonk Co.,Correspondents:

Society, F.M.S.—(Nee Associations and Idol Lane, Eastcheap, E.C.Ltd., 2, 3 & 4,

Societies) Partners — C. H. Figg (London),

Vethavanam k Co., J. R., Architects, I. L. Cameron, L. P.. Samson, H. W.

Civil Engineers and Surveyors—68, Urquhart, T. C. Jackson,

Griffith, m.b.e., m.c., G.

Klyne Street, 1st Floor, Kuala

Teleph. 3256; Cable Ad : Yethavanam ; Lumpur; (Colombo) and F.M.c., E. E. Spencer

A. Warded (Kuala

Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition Lumpur)

J. R. Vethavanam, I.S.N., j.p., c.h. Assistants—J. R. W. Collett, c.a.

m.i.s.t.e., proprietor (signs

De Marco, perc.a.pro.),

andW.E. T.M.Savege,

James,c.a.

D.

P.T. Alagaratnam,

K. Yuen, chiefassistant

assistant

Kon Yin Lin, do. Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Thean Puk Seng, do. The, Manufacturers Office,under Sales

Patents

“Linatex”—General Officeof

Wagner, E. A. S. (Barrister-at-Law), and Factory: Batu Caves, Selangor,

Advocate and Solicitor—5, Old Pudu F.M.S.; Teleph. 2, Batu Caves; Cable

Ad: Wilproco, Batu Caves

Road, Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 2434

 SELAN'GOR—NEGRI SEMBILAN C159

Registered Office: Harrisons, Barker Wong Kee & Co., Wholesale and Retail,

& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S. Wine,

199-203,Spirit

Highand Provision

Street, Merchants—

Directors—J. B. Leask

G.andD. B.A. Fletcher, H.

(chairman),

A. Coates Teleph. 2493; Cable Ad:Kuala Lumpur;

Wongkee

Wilkinson (managing Tay Koong Ooi, manager

director)

Manager—G. B. Walker Young Men’s Christian Association—

Assistant—J. B. Sidebottom (See Associations and Societies)

NEGRI SEMBILAN

(The value of the dollar is 2s. 4d.) (A pikul is 133J pounds av.)

Geography, including Climate and History

on Thewest

the Statecoastof Negri

of thea Sembilan, the smallest

Malay Peninsula theof south

the fourof Federated Malay States, and;

lies

Pahang. It is in fact federation of “Nineto States” consistingthe ofStates of Selangor

the four major States

of SungeiTerachi,

Jempol, Ujong,GunongJelebu, Pasir

JoholandandInas.

Rembau,Sungei andUjong

the fiveis minor StatesinofaUlu Muar,

poem in 1365

century it wasA.D.asruledbeing

by subject

Chiefs ofto the

the Javanese

old kingdom Empire ofmentioned

Majapahit.

of Malacca.

Javanese

Most ofInthetheMalay

15th

inhabitants of the State are descended from immigrants from Menangjtabau in

Sumatra and have an interesting exogamous, tribal and matriarchal social organisation.

This immigration appears to have begun in the 16th century. The original

Malay federation seems to have consisted of Sungei Ujong, Klang (now in Selangor),

Jelebu,

in(now

Johore,Rembau, Naning (now intaken

Malacca), SegamatJelai, (now in Johore), PasirUluBesar (now

partlyits inplace

the having

Temerloh beenDistrict ofbyPahang).

Johol), After(now Inas) and

the capture of MalaccaPahang

from

the Portuguese

part by the Dutch

in Negri Sembilan and until

politics Johore1773

Malaysa.d.,inwhen

1641 thea.d. Undang

Johore ortookChiefs

a leading

of the

present four major States invited a Sumatran prince, Raja Melewar, ancestor of the

present Yang Di-pertuan Besar, to preside over the federation.

first The

chiefterritorial chief of Sungei

of Negri Sembilan. Ujong is athemodern

He possesses Dato Klana

title andPutera. He ranks

an ancient as the

chieftaincy.

As early as a.d. 1460 or 1470 there were rulers of Sungei

Penghulu Menteri and acknowledged the Sultan of Malacca as their overlord. About Ujong who had the title

the middle of the 18th century a son of the Penghulu Menteri

Bugis title of Dato Klana Putera, by which his successors have ever since been known. obtained the semi-royal

The present Dato Klana, Ma’amur bin Kassim, is the eighth Chief to hold this

title.

RahmanHis(orpredecessors

Aman) and Lela have Setia.

been Badur, Leha, Bahi, Kawal, Sanding, Saiyid Abdur

war The days of Dato Klana Kawal werefavoured

troubledthebycause pettyof Raja

wars. The asfirstYamtuan

was a

Besar,against

while the

the Dato

Dato ofKlana

Ulu Muar,

favouredwho Yamtuan Sati. Raja RadinRadin was driven out.

The

Yamtuan secondSatiwaswasa war against

driven out. Yamtuan

The thirdSati,war who had offended

was against Raja Alithein the

Datointerests

Klana;

of Raja Radin; Raja Ali was expelled and Raja Radin placed on the throne by the

Dato

Dato Klana and the Dato of Rembau. The Dato Klana next quarrelled with the

RadinBandar and plunged

was invited the country

to arbitrate. into tocivilhavewar.sett'ed

He seems Eventually in by

the dispute 1849appointing

Yamtuan

the

createdDato Klana and the Dato Bandar joint rulers of Sungei Ujong. This compromise

peace an impossible position and the rivalry of the joint rulers gave the people no

 C160 NEGRI SEMBILAN

Bandar. The former was an Arab, andAman,

The sixth Date Klana, Saiyid wageda Malay.

the latter continualIn wars1874 with the Klana

the Dato Dato

Saiyid Aman invited the assistance of the British Government

The British intervened on his behalf and shortly afterwards the Residental system to maintain his rule.

was introduced into Sungei Ujong.

It is worthy of note that the present Dato Bandar, who was elected on the 8th

December, 1937, is a son-indaw of the present Dato Klana.

he isThe theirDato Klana

leader andistheir

the Imam or headHeof the

spokesman. four major

is charged withChiefs

the dutyof Negri Sembilan:

of making the

formal nomination of a new Yamtuan.

In 1883, Jelebu applied for a British Officer, and Rembau agreed to refer all its

disputes

the YangtoDi-pertuan

the BritishofGovernment,

Sri Menanti, andwho inno1887,

longeraccepted a British

effectively Adviser.

presided over theInwhole

1889,

ofexistence

Negri Sembilan,

to the east of Rembau) and Rembau asked for a Resident and agreed into

the Rulers of Tampin (a small principality which had come to a

confederation

federation known

took as of“The

charge Old Negri

Sungei Ujong Sembilan”.

and of In 1895

Jelebu, and the modern

the ResidentNegriof thisSembi-

con-

lan was constituted. Finally in 1898, the Yang Di-pertuan of Sri Menanti was elected

titular Ruler of the whole State. His Highness Tuanku Muhammad, g.c.m.g., k,c.v.o.,

ibni

year alMarhom

until his deathAntahwhich ruledoccurred

as Yangon Di-pertuan

the 1st August, Besar,1933.

NegriHeSembilan, from that

was succeeded by

Ids son, Tuanku Abdul Rahman, k.c.m.g.

southThebyarea of theandState

Malacca is approximately

Johore, on the north by2,550Selangor,

square onmiles.

the eastIt by

is bordered on the

Pahang, and on

the west by the Straits of Malacca.

The main mountain range of the peninsula ends in Negri Sembilan and the

watershed between the east and west coast in the southern part of the State is no

longer mountainous.

highest mountain, reachingGunong4,799 Besar

feet,Hantu, which is onmountain

while the-highest the Pahang withinborder, is the

the borders

is Telapak Burok (3,915 feet).

whichThere are no cause

sometimes large rivers, and loss

such great the inState does river

the larger not suffer

valleysfrom disastrous floods

of Malaya.

The glimate is hot, moist and equable. The shade

annual range, and averages 81°F. It seldom rises above 92° or falls below temperature has 68°.

but a small

The average monthly rainfall throughout the year was 5.84 inches, the highest

recorded being 15.73 inches at Port Dickson in August and the lowest .54 inch at

Mantin in February.

Government

The supreme authority in the State is vested in the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and

the Udang in Council.

The Council of the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and Undang, which consists of His

Highness the Yang Di-pertuan Besar as President, the British Resident, the four

Undang

Tengku Besar or Ruling

of SriChiefs of theconstitutes

Menanti, four major divisionsChamber.

the Upper of NegriTheSembilan and the

Lower Chamber,

orsevenStateunofficial

Council,Members.

consists ofLegislation

the BritishisResident

introduced into the State Council andandif

as President, and eight official

passed

assent is finally given by His Highness and theUndang

is submitted to His Highness and the Undang.for confirmation or amendment;

with by the Upper Chamber and the Chamber canreligion

Matters which concern only Muhammadan legislateoronMalay custom byaremeans

such matters dealt

ofpowers

Ordersvested in Council. The Upper

in the former State Council. Chamber also exercises the statutory executive

For the purpose of local Government, the State is divided into five administrative

districts, namely,

charge of District Seremban, Kuala Pilah,

Officersof responsible theTampin,

to Works, JelebuThere

Resident. andarePortStateDickson

Heads inof

Departments in charge the

Agricultural and Forest Departments in the State.Public Medical, Police, Mines, Surveys,

 NEGRI SEMBILAN 0161

The principal towns and villages in each district are, for local Government

purposes,

The Boardsunder the unofficial

include charge ofmembers

Sanitary nominated

Boards overbywhich the DistrictTheOfficer

the Resident. workpresides.

of these

Boards is regulated by the Sanitary Boards Enactment.

Population

At the last

t as follows: census87,195,

Malays in 1931Chinese

the total population

92,371, Indiansof50,100,

the State was 233,799

Europeans 878 distributed

and others

3,255.

At the end of the year 1938 the population was estimated at 281,089,

of 16,347 over the estimated population at the end of the previous year. Males an increase

was

estimated at 179,632 and females in 101,457. The density of population was 110

persons to the square mile.

Roads

whichThe469total

milesmileage of roadswere

53.75 chains at the end of the year was 570 miles 15.75 chains, of

asphalted.

Railways

The railway milage remained unchanged at 130 miles and 58 chains.

Shipping

There are two small ports in the State, Port Dickson and Pengkalan Kempas on

the estuary of the Linggi River on a tributary

614 steam vessels entered and cleared the ports of which

of theSeremban stands.

State with a total tonnage

of 78,217, a decrease of 2,725 tons as compared with 1937. The Straits Steamship Co.

maintained a regular service throughout the year. The Asiatic Petroleum Co.’s

vessels continued

installation. to bring in bulk benzine, diesel oil and packed kerosene for their

Revenue

The revenue for 1938 was $8,965,407 and the expenditure was $13,882,431. Im-

ports in 1938 were valued at $8,553,426 add exports at $21,910,712.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Mejlis Meshuarat Kaadilan dan Undang of Negri Sembilan

Council of His Highness the Yang Di-pertuan Besar and Undang

His Highness

Al-Marhom the Yang Di-pertuan

Yam Tuan Besar—Tuanku Abdul Rahman, k.c.m.g., ibni

Muhammad

The Hon. the British Resident—.!. V. Cowgill, m.c., m.c.s.

The Dato Klana Petra of Sungei Ujong—Inche Maamor, c.b.e., bin Inche Kassim

The Dato Penghulu of Jelebu, Mendika Mentri Akhirzaman—Inche Abdullah,

c.b.e., m.c.h., bin Panglima Muda

The Dato Penghulu

Kamat, m.c.h., ofbinJohol,

LemanJohan Pahlawan Lela Perkasa Setiawan—Inche

The Dato Penghulu of Remban, Lela Maharaja—Haji Ipap bin Abdullah

The Tunku Besar Burhanud-din, c.m.g. ibni Al-Marhom Yam Tuan Antah

Clerk of Council—The Secretary to Resident

C162 NEGRI SEMBILAN

State Council Tampin

TheCbwgill,

Hon. M.c.,

the k.c.s. Resident—J. Y. Teleph.

British(President) toms

Tampin 43; Cable Ad : Cus-

TheHammett,

Secretary Senior Customs Officer—A. C. Jeavons

m.c.s.to Resident — H. G. Malay Customs Officer—Omar b. Hamzah

The Hon.

TheE. State the Legal Adviser,

Medical(Acting) F.M.S.

& Health Officer—Dr. ,F. M. S. Export Duties Collection

A. Struthers Station, Singapore

The Inspector of Schools -E. S. Redfearn Teleph. Singapore 6093; Cable Ad:

The State Forest Officer—D. B. Arnot Dutiable

TheBlack,

District Supervisor of Export Duties—D. G.

m.c s. Officer, Seremban—J. G. Asst. HallSupervisor of Export Duties—R. H.,

The

The State

State Agricultural

Engineer—E.Officer—J.W. Jolly . Cantrell

M. O’D. Burke-

Gaffney (Acting) Malacca

Date’ Wong Yick Tong, j.p., m.o.h. Teleph. Malacca 134,; Cable Ad:

D. Farquharson, .t.p. Dutiable

ThebinHon. Sheikh Ahmad, J.P., M.P. C. . Supervisor

TuanMustapha

Sheikh Russell

of Export Duties—H. N. D.

The Hon. Dr.

A. E. Mullaly S. R. Krishnan. j.p., m.f.c. District Office—Port Dickson

Clerk of Council—G. Joseph District Officer—Raja

Raja Harun, m.c.s. Aman Shah .bin

British Resident’s Office 2ndRevenue

Magistrate & Asst. Collector of Land

TheCowgill,

Hon. M.C., British Resident —J. C. Mohamed, m.a.s. Suleiman bin Raja

the M.C;8. — Raja

Secretary to Resident —H. G. Hammett, Chief Clerk - A. A. Fredericks

M.C.S. District Office—Seremban

Office Assistant t e Clerk of Council— Teleph. 204, Seremban

G. Joseph

Stenographer—D. J. Michael District Officer & Registrar of Titles,

Negri Sembilan—J. G. Black, m.c.s.

Chinese Protectorate—Seremban Asst.

bin District

Mohd. Officer—Che Mohd. Bazain

Talhah

Protector

Clerk of Chinese—H. G.Boon

& Translator—Tuan Moles, m.c.s. Malay Officer—Che Mohd. Sharif bin Abu

Abdul Samad

Settlement Officer—Che

Court, Magistrate’s Chief Clerk—K. PonniahMohd. bin Abu

Magistrate—J. A. A. Faith, m.c.s. Registration Clerk—Tan Eng Khoon K.

Clerks, Class II—S. Manickavasagar,

Clerk, Class I—Kehar Singh Muttiah, R. Ampalavanar and Che

Customs Department Mohd. Talib bin Haji Duaji

Customs & Excise Department: Negri Clerk, Class III, S.C.S.-Lee Kam Yoong

Sembilan; Teleph. Seremban 85; Cable District Land Office—Port Dickson

Ad:Comptroller—C.

Asst. Accustoms McLaren Reid Collector of Land Revenue—Raja Aman

Customs (k Excise Office, Seremban Shah, -M.c.s.

Teleph. Seremban 85; Cable Ad: Cus- Asst. Collector

Suleiman bin Rajaof Land Revenue—Raja

Mohamed, m.a.s.

toms

Senior

Senior Customs

CustomsOfficer A. Carr-Archer Anjang Saith bin Haji Abas, Revenue—

Officer,—J.Warehouse—D.

2nd Asst. Collector of Land m.a.s.

B. Coney Chief Clerk—Hussain bin Hassan

Customs

F. Earl Officer, Preventive Branch—H. InspectorEducation Department

Port Dickson Chief of Schools,

Clerk—S. K. N.S.—E. S. Redfearn

Chelliah

Teleph. Port Dickson 235 ; Cable Ad: Asst. Inspector of Malay Schools—Raja

Customs Mohd. Nordin bin Raja Deli

Senior Customs Officer—J. S. A. Lewis Asst. Inspector of Tamil Schools—K.

Gemas Yallipuram

Teleph. Gemas 11; Cable Ad : Customs Asst. Inspector of Chinese Schools—Luk

Senior Customs Officer—A. G. Baker Tsoi Shan

 NEGRI SEMBILAN C163

King George V Schdol, .Licensing Board—-Seremban

Seremban (Under

Teleph.the904

“Excise Enactment, 1932”);

I Headmaster — E. M. F. Payne, M.A. Chairman — The District Officer, Ser-

I (Cantab.) emban

’ European Master — D. K. Swan, b.a. Members — The Protector of Chinese,

|| (Cantab.),Class

Teachers

I—ChinDiploma

Meow (London) Negri Sembilan

Teachers,

P.Cheah

Sinnathamby, R.

Cheon^c, Asst.

Seneviratiie, Lim Controller (vice-chairman), The

of Labour, Negri

Aik, W. Seneviratne, S. Muttiah, Sembilah & Malacca, The

Officer, Seremban, Jelebu & Coast, Health

O. E. N.Fernandez,

Rajah, M. K. Rajoo, Maima

PutehSingh, N. Capt.

bin Tahir, U. M. James, M.c. and S. Taraby

S. K. Paramasivam, Yong Nyuk Lin Rajah

and B. Kaher Singh Marine Office

Teachers, Class

Class III

III B—Mrs.

A—L. deSta Souza Harbour

Teachers,

Titanhu Muhammad School,

Maria Boarding Master—J.

Officer—S. S.Chelliah

A. Lewis

Kuala Pilah Medical Department—Seremban

Headmaster- J. N. Davies State Medical & Health Officer, N. S.

European

Teachers, Mistress—Miss

ClassS.1—V. J. Coupland

M. Francis^ —F. V. Jacques, ch.b. (Bristol),

Van

H. R.Geyzel, B. Ponniah,

H. Stafford, J. A.Lionel

Tengku Syed Luis, d.p.h.

Jong,

(Lond.), D.T.M.& h. (Eng.),

Cert. Lond. s.t.m.

Asirvadam Paul, V. Ramanathan and Medical Officers—E. S. Lawrie, m.b.,

ch.b. (Glas.), b.a.o. and W. Hughes,

1 V. Murugasu M.B.,

eacher, Class

Teacher, Class II—Miss

III A—A.K.S.T.Sundram

Pillay (Lond.)B.CH., B.A.O., M.D. (Ire.), M.RC.P.

Government English School, Lady Medical Officer, Infant Welfare

Tampin Centre—Mrs. E. E. Jacques, m.b.,

ch.b. (Bristol) D.T.M.& h. (Lond.)

Headmaster,

Teachers, ClassClassI—S.

I— P..Sinnadurai,

K. Raman A. R. Health Officer, Seremban, Jelebu &

Chapman and S. Dharmalingam Coast—B. A. Taylor, m.r.c.s. (Eng.),

l.r.C.p. (Lond.), d.t.m.& h. (Lond.),

Government English School, Cert. Lond. s.t.m , d.p.h. (Liv.)

Port Dickson Asst. Medical Officers — Chong Ah

Headmaster, Super Scale B—S. P. Swami- Khoon, l.m.s. (S’pore), Tara Singh,

kannu l.m.s. (S’pore), I. P. L. Sabapathy,

Teachers, Class I—K. Ponnudurai, R. M. l.

Kumarasamy, S. S. M. R. Muthurajulu m.loff, l.m.s. (S’pore)

and J. E. Edmonds Asst. Health Officer — B. C. Ma-

Forest Department jumder

State Forest Officer, Negri Sembilan Matron, Grade I—Miss V. Wallis

D. B. Arnot (Headquarters: Miss M.Sisters—Miss

—Seremban) Nursing M. E. Timms,

D. Paine, Miss I. E. Dar-

Senior Asst. Conservator of Forests, lington and Miss P. M. Denny

Seremban—C. Cairns Nursing

Winton Sister, I. W. C. — Miss M.

Senior Asst. Conservator

Kuala Pilah—D. S. P. Noakes of Forests, Kuala Pilah

Extra Asst. Conservator of Forests— Deputy Medical Officer—S. S. Raj ana

yagam, l.m.s. (S’pore), d.t.m. (Cal.)

Mahidin

DamarSpecial bin Mahamed

Supervising Rashad

Officer—C. Lady Medical Officer, Women’s Hos-

Clerk, Class—C. A. PintoA. Pinto pital-Miss M. J. Lyon, m.b., b.s.

Hons. (Syd.), f.r.c.s. (Edin.)

Clerk, Class I—V. N. Thambyah Matron, Grade TampinII—Miss A. Jones

Labour Department Medical & Health Officer, Tampin k

Negri Sembilan Malacca; Teleph. 104; b.ch Kuala Pilah—J. H. Strahan, m.b.,

Cable Adi AconlabM. Young, m.c.s. , b.a.o., b.sc. (1st. Hons.), d.p.h.

Asst. Controller—W. (Q. V. Belf.), d.t.m. & h. (Eng.)

Immigration

Ayathurai Fund Inspector — C. Port Dickson

Chief Clerk—V. Thambiah Asst. Medical Officer — K. Murugasu,

l.m.s. (S’pore)

0164 NEGRI SEMBILAN

Jelebu Chief Clerk—K.

Overseer, Seeny

Asst.

l. Medical m.s. Officer—M. Vaitialingam, Head

(S’pore) Singh

Port Dickson—Bhagat

Gemas Kuala Pilah & Jelebu

Asst. Medical Officer—S. Ramamritham, Executive Engineer— E. B. Nisbet

m. b., b.s. (Madras) Chief Clerk—K. Alagar

Government Dispensaries Chief Overseer—Y. Yisuvanathan

Outdoor Dispensary Tampin

Seremban : Dresser-in-Charge — T. D. Executive Chief

Engineer—E. T. F. Elbury

Clerk—Koh Boon Seng

Navaratnam

Mantin: Dresser-in-Charge—R. Candiah

Rembau: Dresser-in-Charge — Mohd. Registry, Supreme Court—Seremban

Dom bin Salleh Judge—Hon. Mr. Justice W. K. HorneLian

Gaol Hospital, Seremban:

Asst.-in-Charge—A. SantiapillayHospital Private Secretary to Judge—Sim

Heng

Deputy Registrar—Osman

Clerk, Special bin Haji Dahat

Class—S. Velauther

Mines Department Clerks, Class II—Zainal bin Keling and

Senior

Jameson Inspector of Mines—C. F. S. A bdul Kadir bin Mohd. Idris

Inspector Bailiff—Mohd. Yunus bin Haji Mohd.

Inspector ofof Mines—C.

Machinery—W.T. Thomas

0. Hunt Khatib

Chinese Interpreter—Chung Kon Seong

Chief Clerk—F. R. Stephens Indian Interpreter—P. Valuppillai

Police Department—Seremban Malay Interpreter—Abu Hassan bin

Ujang

Supt.—W. A. C. Haines

Asst. Supts.—Abu Bakar bin Baginda, D. Sanitary Board — Port Dickson

R.F. A.L.S.P.Caldwell,

Matheson,J. L.B. Masefield

D. E. Cullen,

and Chairman —District Officer

Abdul Jalil bin Haji Aminudin Clerk—J. P. Danker

Passed

Chief Police

InspectorCadet—F.

— Mohd. B. Marrable

Samsudin bin Members—Official:

ban, HealthSenior

Jelebu(Seremban

& Coast), OfficerExecutive

(Serem-

Haji Hamzah Engineer

Senior Inspectors

Chan Yoon Lum — Bhagat Singh and Customs Officers (Port Dickson), O. C.

Inspectors—Arjan Singh, Abdul Jalil bin P. D. (Port

Dickson); Dickson) and

Unofficial: F.Penghulu (Port

Cunningham,

Ibrahim and Abdul Latif bin Abdullah Toh Kee Kah, Koh Bah Chee and Dato

Probationary Inspector—Chanda Singh Mudalinggi

Chief Clerk—Bador bin Haji Ma Isin Lady

M. Supervisor of Bungalows—Mrs. K.

Harrison

Prison Department Sanitary Inspector—Syed Abdullah bin

Syed Hashim Branch Inspector — N.

Anti-Malarial

Supt.—W. A.

Gaoler—C. H. Cox C. Haines N. Ghosh

Chief Clerk—Hiew

Senior Swee ChingS. Pillai

Hospital Assistant—A. State Treasury

Public Works Department State Treasurer

Duties—M. Nunis& Collector of Stamp

Head Office—Seremban Chief Clerk—Tan Eng Khoon

State Engineer—W.

Financial W. Davidson,

Assistant^—J. T. Tamby M.c.

Dorai

Chief Clerk—N. Nagalingam Survey Department

Typist—Miss Chan Sook Kie Chief Surveyor, Selangor & Negri

Seremban

Senior Executive Engineer—T. R. Hutton District Office Deputy, Kuala Lumpur—I, C. Booth

Asst. Engineer—J.

Building Halliday

Inspector—W. Cliinniah man Surveyor, Selangor—T. R. Black-

Head Overseer,

pathipillai Seremban—A. Kana- District Surveyor, Negri Sembilan—A. H.

W. Lilly

 NEGRI SEM BILAN C165

JELEBU

Disteict Offic® Asst.

RajaCollectpr—Raja

Haji Ahmad Abdul Aziz bin

District Officer—Mohamed Salleh bin Chief Clerk—Hiew Swee Nam

|i Haji Sulaiman

■ Chief Clerk—Hiew Swee Nam

Land Office Sanitaby Board

Collector—Mohamed Salleh bin Haji Chairman—Mohamed

Sulaiman Salleh bin Haji

Sulairaan

KUALA PILAH

District Oefice Land Office

District Officer—M. H. Blacker Asst. Collector of Land Revenue—

Asst. Yaacob bin Abdul Latiff

HajiDistrict Officer—Abdul Aziz bin

Abdul Majid Chief Clerk—V. Thambiah

Chief Clerk & Sub-Treasurer — R. SanitaryOfficer

Board

Kunaratnam Chairman—District

Sanitary Inspector—Long bin Haji Daud

Courts Anti-Malarial

lam Inspector—K. Arulampa-

Magistrate—Osman bin Haji Ujang

Chinese Interpreter—Chan Yim Kong Sub-Treasury

Indian Interpreter—R. Ramasamy Iyer Chief Clerk—Hussin bin Idrus

TAMPIN

District Office

District Officer, Tampin—L. C. Simpson- Senior

Gray, M.C.S. Baker

Customs Officer, Gemas—A. G.

Asst. Executive Engineer, Tampin—J. Halliday

OsmanDistrict

bin TaatOfficer, Rembau—Che

Asst. District Officer, Tampin—Che Medical

Williams

Mohd. Baki bin Abas?

Senior Customs Officer, Tampin—A. C. Chairman, Sanitary Board — District

Jeavons Officer, Tampin

ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES Sungei Ujong Club—Seremban; Teleph.

30; Cable Ad: Club

Automobile Association of Malaya, Secretary & Treasurer—J. F. Walker

The—

Secretary—F. Hilton (Seremban)

Borneo Motors, 302;

ban; Teleph. Ltd.—Setul Road,Borneo

Cable Ad: Serem--

Negri

—PortSembilan

Dickson;Planters’

Teleph. 6;Association

Cable Ad: carS. J. Ludgater, manager

Achan

St. Paul’s Old Boys’ Chartered

China, Bank of India,Birch

Australia

President—J. R. Sta.Association—

Maria &Seremban; The—127a,

Teleph. Road,

19 & 341 (2 Lines);

Vice-President—Chong

Secretary—Wong Kee Ah

Fatt Kai Cable Ad: Sambot

Treasurer—Abdullah W.P.»W.

S. Dakin, sub-agent

Sports Secretary—LohbinChakH. Hassan

Seek S. Skinner, sub-accountant

 Cl 66 NEGRI SEMBILAN

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS H. W. Evans, mng. proprietor

S.A. Joseph

Sta. Yew Raj.,do.clerk

Maria,

Church of England—Negri

St. Mark’s Church, Seremban: Sembilan Leong Soong, draftsman

Chaplain—Rev. G. B. Thompson (St. George James, store clerk

Mark’sParsonage),Seremban, F.M.S. Fraser & Neave, Ltd. (Incorporated in

Chaplain’s Warden—A. Edmonds, Straits Settlements), Aerated Water

J.P., C.H.Warden—Mrs. W. L. Braddon, Manufacturers—83, Birch Road, Serem-

People’s

M.B.E. ban; Teleph. 109; Cable Ad: Atlas.

Hon. Treasurer, Church Committee— Head Office: Singapore. Branches

W. H. W. Gubbins throughout Malaya, Thailand, Java and

Hon. Secretary, Church Committee— Sumatra R.Lumpur)

A. Cessford, manager (Kuala

D. B. Coney

Church Committee—The above with

Mrs. Gubbins, W. A. Millner, W. B. Lin Ah Chong, clerk-in-charge

G. Grey, E. M. F. Payne and L. G. Grenier &Son, Ltd., Charles, Stationers,

Lee Printers

St.(Services:

Andrew’s Presbyterian Church Seremban;& Publishers—69,

Teleph. 177; Birch CableRoad,

Ad:

Monthly in the Masonic Grenier; London Office: 20, Billiter

Hall, Street,

Seremban ; Quarterly in Bahau and London E.C. 3.

Kuala Pilah; and elsewhere by Arrange- L. Miss

T. Mutikisna,

I. Mutikisna,manager

typist

ment with the Minister)

Minister-in-Charge — Rev. Alan H. Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Pringle (Kuala Lumpur) porated in F. M. S.)—Port Dickson;

Elder—N. B. Frazer Teleph. Port 6, Port

Hon. Secty. & Treas.—D. Ewan Achan, DicksonDickson; Cable Ad:

St. Paul’s Institution— Seremban

7 Brothers assisted by 7 Lay Masters Lee102 Kee & 103,

& Co., General Merchants —

Koh LianBirch Road,soleSeremban

Chin, proprietor &

Commercial Press, Printers, Stationers, manager

Booksellers Bookbinders, Newsagents,

Rubber Stamp Makers, Photo Dealers, Mansergh&Tayler, Ltd., Visiting Agents

SportsBirch

Suppliers and Estate Agents—Seremban; Teleph.

—125, Road,and Process Teleph.

Seremban; Engravers 128;Edition,

235 5th Cable Ad: Visiting;

Broomhall’s Codes: A.B.C.

Yuen Sze Yee, manager bination Rubber Edition,Imperial Com-

Birchwood,

Cross & Wright, Advocates, Solicitors Kendall’s and Bentley’s

Directors—W. G. Howse (managing),

and Notaries Public, F. M. S.—93, Birch W.H.W. Gubbins and A.E.—Mullaly

Road, Seremban Secretary & Accountant L. H.

Barrister-at-Law—Francis A. Wright, Eastman, A.C.A.

M.A. Visiting Agent—A. E. Mullaly

Solicitor—R. H. Y. Rintoul, b.a.

Chief Clerk—Chen

Clerks—Cheah KimKinHan,FonWong Ah Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd., Estate

Chan, M. S. Maniam, Mohamed Suppliers and General Merchants—4,

Amin bin Yunus, Santokh Singh Mercom Cameron Road, Seremban; Cable Ad:

and Jaffar bin N.

Typist—Charles Hussein

de Costa Motorists’and Stores & Agency Co., Motor

Egan, Dr. Eugene, m.b., d.p.h. d.t.m., & h. Dealers

Birch Road, Commission

Seremban; Agents—87-89,

Cable Ad:

—Egerton Road, Seremban; Teleph. 76 Motoagency;

and Bentley’s Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Evans & Co., H. Engineers

W., Mechanical, Civil Lee Kin Kon and Chia Shin Siew,

and Structural and General joint managers

Contractors—Works: Setul Road,

Seremban; Teleph. 137; Cable Ad: Negri Sembilan Eurasian Association

Evansco —(See Associations and Societies)

 NEGRI SEMBILAN-PAHANG 0167

i| Negri Sembilan Plantkks’ Assooia- Shima ya Hotel—83, Birch Road,Seremban

s xiON—(See Associations and Societies) Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

a Negri Sembilan Sporting CtUB—(Nee inTinS.S.), Plantation Rubber Estate and

MineExport

AgentsandandProduce

Valuers,Merchants,

General

Associations and Societies) Import,

Negri Sembilan Press—147, Birch Road &ing and Insurance Agents—Birch

Simit. Seremban; Teleph. 94; Cable Ad:

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, J. A. E. MacLean, manager

Ltd. (Seremban Branch) — 63, Birch (For Fuller Details See Sime, Darby

Road,

Gable Sereraban;

Ad: Teleph.Private

Oversea;Codes: 237 &and58; & Co., Ltd., Malacca & Singapore)

Bentley’s. Head Office: China Bldg., Straits Trading Co., Ltd., The (Seremban

Chulia Street,

Agencies Singapore.

throughout Branches and Agency)—Seremban

the World

Ng Lqo Beng, manager T. Robertson, agent

Port Swettenham

Pratt, Ltd., W. H., Emgineers & Con- Boustead&Co.,Ltd., for warding agents

tractors—Seremban;

Box 41; Cable Ad: Pratt Teleph. 36; P. O. Sungir Ujong Club — (See Associations

W.YanH. Pratt, mng.overseer

director and Societies)

Sin Min, Town Despensary, The, Chemists and

D.P. P.A. Sami, chiefdraftsman

Surenbra, clerk Druggists—Teleph.

Seremban; 9, Jalan TunkuAd:Hassan,

240; Cable Radha;

S. K. Nair, store-keeper Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

St. Paul’s Old Boys’ Association Ujong Electric Co., S., Licensed

—(See Associations and Societies) Electrical Contractors and Suppliers

and Water Pipe Fitters—113, Birch

Seremban Trading Co., The, Estate Sup- Road, Seremban

pliers and General Merchants—li7, United Engineers, Ltd., Civil, Structu ral,

Birch Road, Seremban; Teleph. 120; Mechanical, Electrical, Sanitary &

Cable Ad: Khongsoochin; Codes: A.B.C. Marine Engineers, Dredge

5thKhong

Edition, SooBentley’s

Chin, mng.andpartner

Private builders, Steel,Office

Iron && Brass

K. Vaithilingam, partner —Seremban; Works:Founders

Birch

Agencies: Road; Teleph. 16; Cable Ad: Uniteers;

Codes: (See Singapore). Head Office:

Singapore

International Assurance

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co, Co., Ltd. Wm. Laurie, resident engineer

PAHANG

Theside

eastern Stateof ofthePahang liesfrom

peninsula between

2 deg. Trengganu

27 min. to 4and

deg.Johore,

47 min. and

N., itsextends

coast along the

line being

about 130 miles in length. The area of the State is estimated at 13,820

its principal river, which drains a large extent of country, is known by the same name.square miles, and

The

The river Pahang is, however, owing tothere

its shallowness, navigableto for

thesmall

censuscraft

of only.

180,811country is sparsely

inhabitants, populated,

as cpmpared with 146,064being, according

in 1921. 1931,

The capital of the State is Kuala Lipis, situated at the mouth of the Lipis river

where is 1888,

August, also thetheseat of Government.

Sultan, acting under The

the State

adviceisofunder

the Britishofprotection,

Sultan and in

for

wasaacceded

British toResident to assist

in October of thatinyear.

the administration of the country,Johore,

which applied

request

C6

 Cl 68 PAHANG

The predominant rock is slate, but granite, sandstone, limestone, quartz, and schist

abound,

of basalt, trachyte, etc. As regards its atmineralogy

while traces of volcanic action some remotetheageState are has

shown by thepossessed

always presencea

high reputation for its product of gold and tin. Though during recent periods

these

Messrs.have beenandbutGower

Knaggs little show

sought,thatthethewonderful

State must,old atgold

someworkings discovered

very remote time, haveby

been well known and populated. Gold is worked on a large scale at Raub by the Raub

Australian Mining Company, and on a small scale elsewhere by Chinese and Malays.

The Pahang Consolidated

the Kuantan district, andCompany, Ltd., have

there is much large tinin mines

tin mining at Sungei Lembing

the Bentong-Raub districtsin

and at Gambang in the Kuantan district. '

The The

Staterevenue for 1935 1936,

on 1st January, amounted to $5,422,021to the

owed $25,509,504 andother

the expenditure

States of thetoFederation.

*5,186,734;

The indebtedness incurred by the State is represented by public

are to prove of a remunerative character in years to come. Excellent roads have improvements that

been constructed, opening up land for planting and aiding prospecting for minerals.

All principal towns are now connected by telegraph and the new trunk railway

which connects the F. M. S. Railways and the Siamese Railways has been completed.

It is now possible to travel by rail from Singapore to Bangkok through Kelantan.

1934,TheThequantity

exportsofof copra

rubberexported

were valuedin 1935at $2,390,134

amounted asto against

542 tons$3,240,915

as againstin4201934.in

in quantity of 245 tons and a decrease in value of $317,272 as compared awith

The quantity of tin-ore exported was 2029 tons valued at $2,869,848 being decrease

1934.

The total gold from the State placed on the market in 1935 was

estimated value of $1,224,062. The Raub Australian Gold Mining Company is respon-22,909 ounces of an

sible for 92 per cent, of this total output.

The10total

of over value of trade for 1935 was $9,316,979 as against $10,357,242, a decreas

per cent.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Household of H.H. the Sultan

Comptroller of the Household & Private Secretary N. T. Bewick

Secretary—Tengku Muhammad, m.b.e., m.s.c., ibni al-Marhum al-Sultan

Ahmad al-Muadzdzam Shah

Aide-de-Camp Engku Muda Mohamad bin Che Engku Bendahara

Dato Dalam—Che Mohamad Tayib bin Haji Muhammad

State Council Tengku Arif Temenggong — Tengku

President—H. H. Al-Sultan Abu Bakar Abdul-Aziz ibni abMarhum

sim Billah al-Sultan Abdullah al Muta-

Ri Ayatu d-din al-mu adzdzam Shah, Orang Kaya Indera Maharaja

k.c.m.g.,

Billah al-Sultanal-Marhum

ibni Abdullah al-Mutasim Jelai—Wan Ali bin Wan Chik Perba

British Resident—Hon. Mr. Bryant,M.c

C. C. Brown,s. Orang Kaya Indra Pahlawan—Che

Haji Abdullah bin Engku Temmeng- Wan

(On leave), Hon.Mr. G.W. goiig

(Acting)

The LegalBesar

Adviserof Pahang — Tengku Orang Kaya Indra Segara—Che Engku

Tengku AbdulKaya

Orang JamalIndra

bin Engku Muda

Shahbandar—Hon.

Sulaiman,

Sultan Ahmadc.m.gl,al-Muadzdzam

ibni al-Marhum

Shah al- Dato Hussain bin Mohamad Tayib,

Tengku Arif Bendahara — Tengku M.C.S.Kadzi Pahang — Haji Mohamad

Chief

Mahmud ibni al-Marhum al-Mutasim Daud bin Haji Zainal-Abidin

Billah al Sultan Abdullah

 PAHANG C169

Tengku Muhammad, m.b.e., ibni al- Settlement Sohor and Tengku Abdul Jalil bin

Officers—Abdul Rahman bin

Marhum

Shah Sultan Ahmad al-Muadzam Chinese Tengku Sulaiman

Tengku Umar ibni al-Marhum Sultan Interpreter—Sia Gion Sing

Ahmad al-Muadzam Shah

Unofficial Members—V. B. C. Baker, R. District Officer—J. Temerloh

G. Young, E. Pepper, m.c.s.

bin Hashimj.p.,al-Habshi,

Saiyid Abdur-Rahinan

J.P. and Mr. Asst. District

Haji A. Jabar Officer—Che Abdul Aziz bin

Phua Ah Heng, j.p. Deputy

SaaidanAsst.KharriDistrict

bin AbdulOfficer

Tahrim— Che

British Residency Chief Clerk—A. Mayilvahanam

Resident—Hon. Mr. C.C. Brown, m.c.s. Land MalayClerk—N.

Writer—HindNajaratnam

on bin Hassan

(On leave), Hon. Mr. C. W. Bryant, Settlement Officers — Awang Mustafa

m.c.s. (Acting) b.AbuImam Isa, Ahmad b. H. Hussin and

Secretariat Bakar b. Haji Hussin

Secretary to Resident—M. J. Hayward) Sanitary Inspector—R. Sattanathan

Chinese Interpreter—Lee Thian Su

M.C.S.Assistant—Lee Kim Swee

Office Pekan

Clerk, Special Class—V. Saravanamuthu District Officer—L.

Asst. District H. N. Davis,

Officer—Raja Hajim.c.s.

Shahar

Clerk, Class I—Yeong Hong Thye Shah b. Raja Harun, m.a.s.

Clerk, Class II — S. Thambiaiyah,

Subramaniam, S. Murukesoe, A. C. Treasury M. Chief Clerk—Soo Kam Wong

Segaram, Ilyas bin I. M. Ali and Chief Clerk, Clerk—Cheng Khoon Chow

Mohamed Shariff bin Keling Land Office—F. Chong Teck

Quee

District Oppices Settlement

Haji Muhd. Amin, Muhd. Salleh

Officers—Muhd. Taib b.binA.

Lipis Noh and Muhd. Nur b. Zabidin

DistrictDistrict

Officer—J. F. F. Gregg, Mustapha

m.c.s. Sanitary Inspector — Shahaban bin

Asst. Officer—Tunku Mahkota Besar

bin Tunku Besar Burhanuddin, m.a.s. Chinese Lim EeInterpreter

Say & Clerk of Court—

Deputy Asst. District

bin Yeop, m.a.s. Officer—Abdul Aziz

Malay Officer — Yeop Mahidin bin Education Department

Mohamed Shariff,Ahm.a.s. Inspector

Chief ClerkClerk—K.

Financial -Loh Khan

Sithamparapillai Ambler, ofb.a.Schools, Pahang—D. B. J.

Sanitary Inspector—J. S. Rodrigues Asst. Inspector of Malay

AbidinSchools, Pahang

Settlement Officer—Sallehudin bin Mat —Capt. Ali Clerk,Zainal bin Mohamed

Lela Chief Education Dept.—Mohamed

Raub bin Imam

District Officer—Raja Haji Ahmad bin Second

Raja Indut Clerk,TehEducation Dept.—Ahmad

Deputy Asst. District Officer — Raja Third bin Yop Ibraham

Clerk, Education Dept.—Mohamed

Abdul

Malay Hamid bin

Officer—Mohamed Raja Tahir

Yusoff bin Haji Sabar bin Haji Yahya

Ahmad Clifford School, Kuala Lipis

Chief

SeniorClerk—V. Elitamby de Souza Head

Sanitary Inspector—J. Asst Master—W.

Masters —V. H.Rasiah,

W. Little,

T. C. b.a.

Chelliah,

Settlement Officers—Awang bin Tah and R. Somasundram, R. K. Selvanayagam,

Mohamed bin Mohd. Jamil T.binSinnappu, Lian Ah Shin,

Sultan and K. Arianayagam Abdullah

Chinese Interpreter—Low Wah Heng Asst. Mistress—Miss S. Skadian

Bentonq Abdullah School, Kuantan

District Officer—Hon.

M.C.S., M.F.C., m.s.c. Dato Hussain, Head Master—A. Ramalingam

Deputy Asst. District Officer—Mohd. Asst. Masters—V.

Gurubachan Singh Chellappah,

Kaulsi, SChan

Kandiah,

Ho

Anuar bin Lope Abdul Shukor, m.a.s. Kai, Wong Keng Sam, Shim Kah Foo

Chief Clerk—K.

Sanitary Muttukumaru bin Haji and

Inspector—Othman Loh Lim Meow

Ujang Asst. Mistress—Mrs. Iris Jesudasan

C6*

Cl 70 PAHANG

Mahmud School, Rauh District Hospital, Bentong

Head Master—J. S. Saini Cable Ad: Medical, Bentong

Asst. Masters — P. Gunaratnam, S. Medical Officer- Dr. J. Samuel, l.m.s.

Mailvagunam, S. Thurairajasingam, (Singapore)

Kok Swee Hong, Chan Chee Onn, Ten District Hospital, Kuantan

Yeng Eng and Agormoh Singh Cable Ad: Medical, Kuantan

Sulaiman School, Bentong Medical Officer —Dr. J. E. McMahon, b.a.,

Head Master—N. Appadurai m.b., b.ch., b.a.o. (U. Dublin), l.m.

Asst. Masters — M. T. Pillai, T. K. ; (Liverpool)Hospital, Dtiblin), d.t.m. & h.

(Coombe

Nadarajah, S. Sivagurunathan, Tan ' 2nd Medical Officer—Dr. K. Natarajan,

Eng Seng and Idris bin Babjee M.B., B.S.

Ahmad School, Behan 3rdl.m.s.

Medical Officer—Dr. W. J. Jesudasan,

Head Master—S. Selvaratnam (Singapore)

Asst.

AbdullahMaster — Mohamed Ariff bin ! Sister—Miss F. N. Mitchell

Ahu Bahar School, Mentahab District Hospital, Mentakab

Head Master—C. Sivapakiam Cable Ad: Medical, Mentakab

Asst.

Tengku Masters

Haji —Yusof

Tengkuand Mahmud

Paul Changbin j Medical

l.

Officer —Dr. S. Sivaganam,

Ming Phang District Hospital, Behan

Cable Ad: Medical, Pekan

Forest Department Medical Officer — Dr. Mohd. Said bin

State Forest Officer, Pahang—W. F. Sister—Miss Mohamed, l.m.s. (Singapore)

Baldock W. M. Jones

District Forest Officer, Kuantan—H. C. Infant WelfareKuala

Pahang), CentreLipis(West

Dolman

District Forest

K. H. Bryant Officer, Kuala Lipis — i Public Health Matron—Miss M. Winton

District Forest Officer, Bentong—F. P. : InfantPahang),

Welfare Kuantan

Centre (East

Graves

District

MohamedForest Alwy Officer,

bin SuleimanTemerloh — Lady McMahonMedical Officer—Dr. (Mrs.) M.

Asst. District Forest Officer, Rom pin— Health Branch — Health Office (West

Ali bin Hussain Pahang), Kuala Lipis

Asst. District Forest Officer, Bentong— j Health Cable Ad: Health, Kuala Lipis

Chan Gin Ghee Officer—Dr. P. G. Currid, m.a.,

Chief Clerk—M. Yeerasamy m.Distinction), l.s.t.m., d.p.h. (Lond.)

Medical & Health Department Health OfficeAd:{East Pahang), Kuantan

Cable Ad: Senmed, Raub

State Medical m.c.,

M. McSwan, & Health Officer—Dr.

m.b., ch.b., D. Health Cable

Cert., s.t.m. Officer—Dr.

Health,

Goh

Kuantan

Kok Kee, l.m.s.

(Bond.) (Singapore), d.p.h. (Lond.)

Chief Clerk—A. Kathiravelu Dental Clinic, Kuantan

Medical Branch— Hospitals, Govern- Asst. L.D.S.Dental Surgeon—Lim ChoonGuan,

(Singapore)

ment Dispensaries, Infant Welfare Dental Clinic, Lipis

Centres & Asylums Asst. Dental Surgeon — Mohamed bin

General Hospital, Kuala Lipis Taib, l.d.s. (Singapore)

Cable Ad: Medical, Kuala Lipis

Medical

ch.b. Officer—Dr.

(Leeds), Cert. Lond., Divine, m.b., Asst. DentalDental

T. A. s.t.m. Clinic, Raub

Surgeon—R. M. A rmstrong,

2ndm.b.,Medical Officer—Dr. P. K. Menon, l.d.s. (Singapore)

b.s. (Madras) Denial Clinic Pekan

3rd Medical Officer—Dr. P. K. Para- Asst. MohamedDentalSalleh,

Surgeon

l.d.s.—(Singapore)

Nurudin bin

surama Iyer, m.b.,

Matron—Mrs. M. M. Waugh b.s. (Madras)

Sister—Miss F. E. H. Rowland Police Department

District Hospital Raub Chief

KempPolice Officer, Pahang—T. I'. H.

Cable Ad: Medical, Raub

Medical Officer—Dr. P. Ponnampalam, Asst. Supt. of Police

l.m.s. (Singapore) Lipis—Lamin bin Headquarters,

Kassim Kuala

 PAHANG—UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES Cl7I

Public Works Department Asst. Engineer, Head Office— E. M.

State Engineer, Pahang—J. B. Mac- Financial Oborne, b.sc.

Lachlan, m.c., m.sc., b. eng., assoc.m. Chief Clerk—J. Assistant—K. Kandiah

INST.C.E. R. Lazaroo

Senior Executive Engineer, Kuantan Chief Draftman—R. Rajaratnam

—W. H. Lindsay, b.sc., a.m.i.m. & cv.e. Store-keeper—S. Kandiah

Executive

Rofe, Engineers—KuaJaLipis: H.b.sc.,

A.

Benton:a.c.g.i.,

E. T.Raub: G. C, Hesketh,

F. Elbury, B.sc., assoc.m, Treasury Department

INST. C.E., ASSOC. M. INST. STRUCT. E. and State Treasurer—V. Kanapathy Pillai

Cameron

eng., assoc,Highlands:

m. inst. c.E.P. (Ireland)

O’Connell, b. Chief Clerk—K. Arunasalam

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.,

Fire, Marine,

Insurance Accident

— Head General Ltd.,

Office:andHongkong

The (Incorporated in Queensland)

—Mine

Agent—Cheah Sam Keat, 14, Ah Teleph. Code: Raub 21; Cable

Broomhall’s Ad: Raubaust;

Combination

Pang Street, Bentong Secretaries—Chas. A. Clarke & Aust-

Son,.

293, Queen Street, Brisbane,

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. ralia Secretaries—Derrick & Co.,.

Local

(Pahang Agency)—Kuala Lipis Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa-

I. P. MacFarlane, agent pore Manager—W.

Khoo Hooi How, cashier

M. Paramanantham, chief clerk General Penseler, D.sc.,

Kuantan (Pahang) Agency b.e. (Min.), b.e. Met.

D.KohScott, agent Asst.

son, a.o.s.m. Manager—H.I/.D.Sander-

General Manager—F.

May Lai, chief clerk & Shroff Underground Kelly

Mine Surveyor—O. P. Hazlitt

Pahang Club—Kuala Lipis Mine Section

R.R. S.L. Missen Supts—D. Y. Giblin,

McCann, R. B. Marriott and

President—British

Hon. Resident

Secretaries—T. (ex-officio)

A. Divine and

H. Harlock Mill

Battery Supt.—A. J.Burns

Manager—A. Bell

Assayer—G.

Engineer—F. Ball P. Hutton

Pahang Planters’s Association— Asst. Engineer—R. J. Franklin, b.e.

Chairman—Major W. G. Ashford

Secretaries—Harper, Gilfilan k, Co., (Elect.-Mech.)

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Accountant—R. T.C.Black,

Store-keeper—A. Jacksona.f.i.a.

UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES

The Malay

Kelantan States not included in the Federation are Johore, Kedah, Perlis

and Trengganu.

Article 3 of the Johore Treaty of the 11th December, 1885, provided for the ap-

pointment

this of a British

was altered toAgent

so aswhoseprovide inforJohore.

the be By an agreement

appointment dated the

of a British 12thtoMay,

officer 1914

be affect-

called'

the General Adviser, advice must asked and acted upon in

ing the general administration of the country and on all questions other than those all matters

touching Malay religion and custom.

tion The States9thofJuly,

on the Kedah,

1909,Perlis,

when,Kelantan and Trengganu

in execution cameof the

of the Treaty under10thBritish

Marchprotec-

1909

the

tion,Siamese Government transferred tothese

the four

British Government allAdvisers

suzerainty, protec-

took over from Siamese Advisers in Kedah, Perlis and Kelantan. In Trensrizann day

administration and control over States. British on that an

officer styled the British Agent assumed duty. engganu, an

 0172 UNFEDERATED MALAY STATES-J0H0RE

The Sultan of Trengganu, later, expressed a desire that his State should be

administrated upon an improved basis, and, by a Treaty with His Majesty’s Govern-

ment dated

British Agenttheprovided

24th May,for 1919,

by anagreedearliertoTreaty

receiveofa the

British

22ndAdviser (in place

April, 1910) and ofto ask

the

and

country and all questions other than those touching the Mohammedan religion. the

follow his advice upon all matters affecting the general administration of

The Treaty of 1909 also provided for the loan of £4,000,000 by the F.M.S. Govern-

mentwith

to Siam for the purpose of building a railway southward from

sum Bangkok to connect

increased the

up F.M.S.

to £4,750,000,Railways system via

in consequence of a Kelantan.

decision toThisconnect upwasalsosubsequently

via Kedah.

The railwayservice

passenger via Kedah

betweenwasBangkok

opened and to traffic

Penangon wasthe inaugurated

1st July, 1918.on A2ndfastJanuary,

weekly

1922. The International Express leaves Bangkok every Wednesday and Saturday

atSunday

midday and arrives

evenings. at PraiPrai(theevery

It leaves mainland

Mondaystation for Penang)

and Friday morning on and

Thursday

arrivesandin

Bangkok on Tuesday and Saturday mornings.

In general terms, it may be said that the development of the Unfederated Malay

States in the last decade has been even more remarkable than that of the Federated

Malay States. Their revenue, for instance, in 10 years has more than quadrupled.

Although each of the five Unfederated Malay States preserves its individuality

with the greatest solicitude, there is the friendliest feeling, not only amongst them,

but also between

Settlements; and inthem

any and the which

matter Federated tendsMalay States

to their and the

common Colony ofyetthedoes

advantage, Straits

not

affect

another in many respects, both great and small. As examples of the difference in one

their individuality, there is ready co-operation. The States differ from the

smaller matters, it may be mentioned that Kedah, Perils and Trengganu adhere to the

Mohammedan

calendar. The calendar,

system of whereas

internal Jqhore and Kelantan

administration differs have adopted onthebroad

very greatly; Christian

lines,

however,

countries,theandresemblance

are governedbetween

by a Ruler the who

States is strong.

is advised by a They

State are all Mohammedan

Council. (Johore has

separate Legislative and Executive Councils; in the other States the Councils are both

Legislative

Straits and Executive). They use the coinage and the currency notes ofall theof

whom areSettlements. Their European

lent, on deputation, to them byofficials are Britishof the

the Governments officers,

Straitsalmost

Settlements

and

theirtheseparate

Federated

issuesMalay States. TheJohore,

of stamps. small Kedah,

State of Kelantan andinTrengganu

Perils (which earlier dayshave was

a part or Kedah) still uses the Kedah stamps.

.JOHORE

This State occupies the southern portion of the Malay Peninsula and has an area

ofindependent,

about 7,500 butsquare miles. under

politically The State is ruled byof atheSultan,

the protection British who is juristically

Government. The

present Sultan, Ibrahim, was born in 1873, and succeeded

Sultan Abubakar, in 1895, being crowned on the 2nd of November of that year. his father, the late

On

the 1st January, 1916, the dignity of an Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the

Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and St. George

Highness the Sultan by His Majesty the King, and the investiture took place was conferred on His

at Johore Bahru on May 11th, 1916. His Highness has been decorated with the Order

ofandthemoreBritish Empire

recently withinGrand

furthercross

recognition of hisExcellent

of the Most services during

Order the GreatBritish

of the War

Empire. Since 1910, the Sultan has had the services of

Civil Service as General Adviser, and other members of that service are an officer of the Malayan

seconded to control

now on a sound footingvarious departments,

and financially one ofwith the resultofthat

the wealthier the government

the Malay States withis

large savings to meet the present fall in revenue. The country has made great pro-

gress in material prosperity and has attracted a good deal of European capital,

invested in planting enterprises.

 •JOHOKK Cl 73

and the expenditure to $20,926,599 in to1939$19,191,013

The revenue for 1939 amounted against against

$18,853,093$17,922,090

in 1938. inSurplus

1938,

assets at the end of 1939 amounted to $40,996,777. The railway, which connects

Singapore

provides withtothetheF.extensive

access M. S. system, ofwasvaluable

completed in 1909.not conveniently

Along its 120 reached

miles it

by the natural waterways. It is areas operated and leased forest

by land

the F. M. S. Railways Depart-

ment, which now controls the whole of the railways in the Malay Peninsula. A

causewayandhasthebeen

Johore constructed

Island over the

of Singapore, Straitsa railway

carrying of Johore,trackbetween the mainland

and a roadway. It wasof

opened

lar trafficforonpassenger

28th, June, trains

1924.on 1st, October, 1923. The roadway was opened to vehicu-

The Lama,

Johore capitaloris oldthe Johore,

town oftheJohore

formerBahru,

seat orof new Johore, asof Johore,

the Sultans distinguished

which from

was

situated

flourishing a few

littlemiles

place up

on the

the wide

nearestestuary

point of

of the

the Johore

mainland river.

to The

Singaporenew town isanda

island,

lying about 17a miles

have received good todealtheofnorth-east

attentionofinSingapore city, inand1° $7,434,313

recent years 26' N. Public was Works

spent

on them in 1938. There are now about 897 miles of roads in the State, and new

roads are being constructed.

wereThe estimated326,940,

Europeans, population

Malays,of the StateChinese,

366,010 in 193980,500 was Indians

778,990, andof 4,440

whomothers.

1,100

The Chinese are chiefly found as cultivators of rubber.

Imports 1938

$ 43,380,224 1939

$ 47,262,828

Exports $ 62,758,582 $ 80,096,939

Total $106,138,806 $127,359,767

European and Chinese have taken up large areas for planting, chiefly rubber

pineapples and coconuts. The export of tapioca was 13,721 piculs in 1939, as

compared with 6,756 piculs in 1938, and the value were $28,694 and $25,260

respectively. The export of rubber in 1939 amounted to 1,531,296 piculs, valued

at $60,064,406 against 1,497,352 piculs in 1938 valued at $44,395,000. A remark-

able feature of the rubber industry in this State is the large amount of land

taken up by the Japanese. In 1939, 676,323 piculs of copra, valued at $2,308,199

and 302,589 piculs of areca-nuts, valued at $1,810,108 were exported.

At the present time the principal exports of Johore are the carefully cultivated

rubber, copra, gambier, pepper and areca-nuts, and the natural products of tin, timber,

rattans and damar. For almost all such produce Singapore is the port of shipment.

Johore is rich in iron ore, and two mines are being successfully worked by Japanese

n Batu Pahat and Endau and 688,512 tons of ore worth $3,084,182 were exported in

1939. The export of tin ore in 1939 amounted to 19,903 piculs.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—His Highness Sir Ibrahim, g.c.m.g., k.b.e., g.b.e., Sovereign of the Most

Esteemed Darjah (Order

Mahkota Johore Karabatof the

(Family

CrownOrder) and theFirstMost

of Johore), ClassHonourable

Osmanieh Dariah

Order,

First Class Order of the Crown of Rumania and First Class Order of the White

Elephant

Croix” of Siam;

of the ofOrdre “Grand Croix”

Imperial of the

duof Dragon Ordre Royal

de TAnnam; du Cam bodge and “ Grand

ofof Scotland

the Order the Colonel

(Hon.); Rising Sun Japan : Fellow

Commandant, theFirst

Johore ofMilitary

RoyalClass Grand Society

andZoological

Cordon

Volunteer Forces

and

claimedHon.7th,Col.September,

Johore Volunteer Engineers.

1895. Crowned Born 17th, 1895

2nd, November, September, 1873. Pro-

PrivateTheSecretaries—Major The Hon.

Hon. S. Abdullah, S.M.J., p i.s. Dato H. Md. Said, d.p.m..i..’ pis and CantP

Cl 74 JCHORE

State Council Muar

President—Mentri Besar Asst. Supt.—Wan Ibrahim bin Uda

Vice-President— Deputy Mentri Besar Batu Pahat, Mersing, Segamat, Kota

Office of Mentri Besar Tinggi & Pontian

Mentri Besar—The Hon. Y. M. Ungku Asst. Supts.—The Supts. of Customs

A. Aziz bin A. Majid, d.k., c.m.q. Customs Department

Deputy Mentri Besar — H. H. Tunku Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Teleph.

Temenggong Ahmad, d.k., p.i.s. 92232

Clerk of Councils—Haji Esa bin Abdullah Customs Office, Causeway, Johore

Bahru; Telephs. 92268 (S. P. B.) & 92545

GeneralGeneral Adviser’s

Adviser—W. D. Barron Office (Officer)

Office of Commissioner of Trade

Personal Assistant—Inche Ahmad Keppel Jc Customs

bin Jaafar Commissioner—W. A. Gordon Hall

Stenographer— Inche Atan bin Mohd. Yasin

Clerks—Sheikh Ahmad bin A. Rahman Supt. bin Ariffin (Acting)Head Officer—Ismail

of Customs,

and A. Majid bin Awaldin Customs Office, Causeway

Secretariat Johore Bahru

State Secretary—Hon. Da to Mohd. Salleh Deputy

Bakar Commissioner^—Ibrahim bin A-

bin Ali, d.p.m.j., c.b.e. Supt.—R.Omar bin Chik (Acting)

Deputy

Awang binStateOmar,Secretary—Hon.

d.p.m.j. Dato Asst. Supts.— Wan Hamzah bin Mohamed,

Office Assistant -Inche Abdul Kadir bin A.H. Salleh

Rahman B. Ariffin and Hatta b.

Abdullah (Acting) Muar

Agricultural Department Deputy

Mahamed Commissioner—S. Abd. Kadir bin

State Agricultural Officer — A. E. Asst. Supts—Md.

Coleman-Doscas, dip. agr. (w.a.)

Agricultural Officer, Johore Central—J. and Mansor b.Batu H.SamSalleh

bin H. Abd. Rahim

Fairweather, n.d.a., u.d.a. Pahat

Agricultural Supt.—Ahmad bin Ibrahim (Acting)

H. Sands, Officer,

dip. agr.J chore

(wye.)North—N. Asst. Supt.—Ahmad bin Awang

Kota Tinggi

Audit Office Supt.—Abd. Rahim

Auditor—Wan

Acting Asst. Jusoh bin Ali Aziz bin

Auditor—Abdul PontianKimen (Acting)

bin

Hj. Shukor Supt.—Awang Chik bin Pandak

Clerk, Special Class — Othman bin Supt.—Jaafar binSegamat Ali (Acting)

Mohd.Class

Clerk, NoorIB—Haji A. Aziz bin Haji Mersing

Abdullah Asst. Supt.—Lainal bin Mohamed

Preventive Branch

Bankruptcy & Companies Office Johore Bahru

Official Assignee

Companies—J. B. Weiss Supt.—N. D. Mackay

Asst. Official Assignee—Inche

bin Mohamed Shah Mahmud Asst. Supts.—Aziz bin H. Taiband and

Onn bin Abdullah

Asst. Official Administrator — Inche Muar

Mahmud bin for

Commissioner Mohamed

Workmen’s ShahCompensa- Supt.—W. H. W. Hannigan

Asst. Supts.—Roaf bin Aman and Tangkak

tion—J. B. Weiss Adam bin Mohamed

Batu Pahat

Chandu Monopoly Supt.—J. H. Johnston

Customs Building, Johore Bahru; Teleph. Asst. Supt.—Elias

92232 (Johore)

b. H. M. Ali

East, Mersing

Johore Bahru Supt.—W. F. Mavor

Supt.—Commissioner Asst. Supt.—Othman bin Ahmad

Deputy Supt.—Ibrahimof bin TradeAbd.

Rahman Asst. Supt.—Ungku Kluang

Ahmad bin Omar

Asst. Supt.—Haji

Store-keeper—Ahmad Mohd. bin Saffar

Sendot bin Morja Segamat

Chief Clerk—Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah Asst. Supt.—Ungku A. Majid bin Ali

 JOHORE C175

I'ontian Kechil Government English School, Muar

Asst. Supt.-Chandu

Wan Mohamed

Monopoly bin Ngah Headmaster—J. E. Todd

Customs Building, Johore Bahru ; Teleph. European

Asst.

Master—W. H. Davey

Masters —P.C.L. D.Samy,Westwood,

92232 (Johore)

Johore Bahru Sinnathamby, T. Sivagur-A.

Supt. Commissioner of Trade

-W. A. Gordon Hall b.a., Tan

Raj Chong

Bangah,Chew, P. C. Joseph,

DeputySupt.—H.

Asst. Supt.—Ibrahim Abd. Rahman Hans

Saffar binbinMorja Pillai, S. P.Law

Johnston,

K.V. Lingam,

Md. Hashim

A. K.

bin

Store-keeper—Ahmad bin Sendot Mat Piah, Chin Tang and Chiang

Chief Clerk—A. Aziz bin Abdullah Mong Hoe

Asst. Mistresses—Mrs. B. de Souza and

Asst. Supts.—WanMuar Ibrahim bin Uda and Mrs. E. Hannay

Government English Preparation

Shahdan b. H. Salleh

Batu Pahat, Pontian, Kota Tinggi and Headmistress—C. School, Johore (Muar)

Segamat — Duties of Asst. Supt. Asst. Masters—Md.E. Milne Noor b. A. Ghaui,

Chandu Monopoly

Supts. of Customs are performed by Yusof Tajudin b. Teh and Atan b. Hj.

Mersing — Duties performed by Asst. A. Hamid

Supt. of Customs Asst. Mistress—Mrs. B. de Souza

Education Department Government English School, Segamat

Supreme Court Buildings; Teleph. 14 Headmaster—R. E. Ince, b.a.

(Johore) Asst. Mastersb.a.,

Mathew, — Gurdial

Lim Singh, V. A.

Teck Siang,

Supt. of Education—J. Bain Khor BengHalimHoe, Ang Kean Kah, A. K.

Inspectors, Malay Schools —A. Shukor

bin Ismail, Syed Esa bin Alwee and Chandasakaram, K.P. Chaly, M. Gnana-V.

Mahadev, bin Hj. A. Rahim,

HamidonReligious

Inspector, bin Hj. Andak

Schools—Ahmad bin Thor sekaram, L. Gawthorne, J.A. David and

Ya’acob Seong Aun

Asst. Inspector, Malay Schools—Alias b. Government English School,

Akhbar Batu Pahat

Office Asstistant — Wan Mohamed bin Asst. Headmaster—C. Forster

Ibrahim Masters—Lee Kong Boon, S. A.

Inspector, Tamil Schools—S. Venkata S.Monteiro, N.

M. E. Mathews,

Chopra, b.a., C. R.

R. A. Alfred,

Krishnan, G.

Raman

English College, Johore Bahru Devasagayam, T. Moreira, B. N.

Headmaster—Major C. A. Scott Chatterjie, M. Arunasalam, M. Lucas,

European Masters—E. H. Bromley and and R. A. Monteiro, Syed Othman bin Ali

C. R. Tolliday, S. Arumugam

Asst. Masters b.a.— George Lowe, S. Asst. Mistress—Mrs. D. S. Alfred

Subramaniam, Ahmad bin Suleiman, Trade School, Johore Bahru

So Hoo Kum Chin, G. J. Stephens,

Ah Ow, b.a., P. L. Machado, Wee Hye Senior Ng Instructor—J. W. Moore

Kwee, Md. Salleh bin Hassan, M. A. H. Asst. Motor Master—A.

Repairing Wahid bin Suleiman

Instructor—A. Van

Wyatt,

and K.

Zainal A. Chaly,

Abidin bin Cheng

Tamby Choo Eng Gayzel

Bukit Zahrah School, Johore Bahru Mechanical Instructor—A.

Electrical Instructor—R. Jansz Galway

Headmaster—F. J. Treusein Instructors

Asst.

T. Masters—R.

V. Sundaram,A. Logan,

b.a., T.C. J.H. Joseph, Aris —Omar b. Ismail A. Karim b.

Anna- Asst.

durai Aiyer, F. A. LeM.Vos,Madhavaniar,

Chen Siew Suleiman Instructor—M.

b. Hj. OmarJamil b. H. Yusof

K. Velloo

Suan,Goh

b.a., V. Teik

Krishna,

Chow, A.V. Arunasalam, Government English School, Kluang

K. Carthigesu, Gordon Ward, Cheah Senior Asst.

Assistant—Koe Ewe Teik

Teik Cheang and Miss M. Pereira

Nge Heng Primary School, A. C.Masters—Daud

Lewis b. Md. Amin and

Johwe Bahru Sultan Ihraham Girls’ School,

Headmistress—H. M. Nichol Le Vos, Headmistress—Miss Johore Bahru

Asst.

Mrs. Mistresses—Miss

L. Moore, Mrs. H.Emily K. Wee, Mrs. Asst. Mistresses—Mrs,C. J.E.Lowe, Renton

Chan Siew Suan, Tan Kiong Hee, Khoo Oorloff, Miss M. Van Someren Mrs.

and B.Mrs.L.

Peng Hock and Toh Boon Chin Q. Axon

 C176 JCHORE

Sultan Abu Bakar Girls’ School, Legal Adviser s Department

Muar Legal Adviser—R. Moor (Acting)

Senior Assistant—Miss K. Aeria Deputy Public Prosecutor—M. Ismail

Asst. Mistresses—Miss M. V. Lingam and Chief

M. Hodgson

Clerk—Ismail bin A. Kadir

Clerk—Ali bin Omar

Temenggong Ibrahim Girls’ School,

Batu Pahat Magistrate’s Court

SeniorMistress—Mrs.

Assistant —Mrs.MacIntyre

E. Monteiro First Magistrate—J. B. Weiss

Asst. Second Magistrate — Haji Mohamed

Nassir bin Haji Salleh

Fire Brigade Third Magistrate— Raji Suleiman bin

Officer-in-Charge—R. Eves Raja Bot

Clerk-in-Charge—T. S. Krishnan Medical Department

Forest Department Adminis tra tion

State Forest Officer Principal Medical Afficer — J. M. A.

Lowson (Acting)

Conservator of Forests -J. P. Edwards, Deputy Principal Medical Officer—J. C.

M.E.S. P. Grey to P.M.O.—Inche A. Rashid b.

District Forest Officers Secretary

j Ismail

Senior Asst. Conservator of Forests | Asst. Secretary—Inche Satimen b.

Johore North, Kluang—F. S. Walker, Amran

M.F.S. I Pharmacist—Wong Lick Hiang

Asst.

East, Conservator

Mersing—0. O.of Flemmich,

Forests, Johore

M.c.s. I Senior Store A.- keeper,

Extra Asst. Conservator of Forests, Johore ! Store—Syed RahmanCentral

b. AhmadMedical

South, Johore Bahru—Kosai b. Hi. Md. Hospitals & Dispensaries

Salleh ! General Hospital, Johore Bahru

Sub-Asst. Conservator

West, Muar -Mohamedof Forests,

b. SamanJohore |1 Surgeon—R.

Physician—(Vacant)

Walkingshaw

!i Deputy

Medical Pathologis—S.

Officer—L. J. Clapham

Luther

Government Printing Office i Deputy Medical

Supt.—K. C. David

Asst. Printer—Markom B. H. M. Said Asst. amy and H. C. Officers—K.

Samuel Coomarasw-

Chief Clerk—Md. Amin B. Idris Yeck Meng, Lim Thian Po,J. P.John,

Medical Officers—V. Heng

S. Raman

and

MattarSheikh Taha bin Abu Bakar

Land Offices

Commissioner of Lands cfc Mines, Johore — Radiographer—Miss

Matron,

P. Williams

Grade I—MissM.C. I.Monk

O. E. Venables

Chief Settlement Officer, Johore—H. W. Nursing Sisters—Miss Turnbull,

Miss K. E. G. Giffen, Miss I. Beathie,

Hamilton

Office (Stationed at BatubinPahat)

Assistant—Abubakar Ahmad Miss Miss J. I. Smith, Miss E. J. M. Foster,

Chief Clerk—Salihon bin Haji Mohd. Noor Miss B.M.J. Sparks, Milne, Miss

Miss D.A.V.T.McKenzie,

Service,

Collector of Land Revenue, Johore Miss M. B. N. Mustill, Miss K. J. Rbllin

Bahru—Wan Idris bin Ibrahim and Miss D. G. Strange

Collector of

W. A. Sennett Land Revenue, Muar— C. Nurses Tutor—Mrs. N. W. Harvey

Collector of Land Revenue, Batu Pa- Medical Government Hospital, Muar

hat-D. Wills Officer—M. L. Bynoe K. Sharma,

Collector of Land Revenue, Segamat— Asst. Medical

K.. Damodaran

Officers—N.

and Lim Ah Sittand Miss

K. G. A. Dohoo Nursing Sisters—Miss J. Hagen

Collector of Land Revenue, Kluang— Helen Latta

G. F. Staynes

Collector of Land Revenue, Pontian— Maternity Nurse—Mrs. L. A. Rezel

K. A. Blacker Government Hospital, Batu Pahat

Collector of Land Revenue, Kota Deputy Medical Officer—S. T. Aiyathurai

Tinggi—J. D. Hodgkinson Asst. Medical Officer—Syed Mahmood b.

Collector of Land Revenue, Mersing— Abdul

Othman bin Buang MaternityRahman AlkudcyLee (Acting)

Nurse—Mercy

 JOHORE 0177

Government Hospital, Segamat Health Office, Muar

Deputy MedicalOfficer-G.

Officer—C.S. Woodhull

Chelliah Health

Asst. Medical

Government Hospital, Kota Tinggi Senior ThomasOfficer,

Evans Johore North, Muar—

Asst. Medical Officer—Koshy Eapen Health Inspector, Grade II—K. J.

Pillai

Government

Medical Officer—E.Hospital,

X. PearlmanKluang Health Office, Segamat

Asst. Medical Officer—A. Murugesu Asst. Health Officer— A. B. C. Doray

Health Office, Batu Pahat

Asst.Government Hospital, Chee

Medical Officer—Hu Pontian

Ing Health Officer, Johore Central, Batu

Government Hospital, Tangkak Pahat-C. J. Boyd

Asst. Medical Officer—A. N. Gangully Senior Health Inspector, Grade II—N. K.

Government Hospital, Merging Krishnan

Deputy Medical Officer—Mohd. Sallen b. Women dc Children's Clinic,

Hj. Abdul Hamid Johore Bahru

J.M.F. Hospital, Johore Bahm Lady

Deputy Medical Officer—S. Luther

Gaol Hospital, Johore Bahru woodMedical Officer i/c—Mrs. M. Small-

Deputy Asst. Lady

YuenMedical Officer—Mrs. Hilda

amy Medical Officer—K. Coomarasw- Health Moyin

Sister—Miss Ada Jones

Government Outdoor Dispensary, Maternity Nurse—Annie Lee (Acting)

Johore Bahru

Medical Officer i/c Officials — Awang bin Health Visitors — C. Veitch, Tungku

Mariam bints A. Majid and M. K.

Hassan Paglar

Government Outdoor Dispensary,

Kukubb. Haji Siraj Women dc Children1 s Clinic,

Dresser i/c—Mchained Muar

Government Outdoor Dispensary, Lady Medical Officer i/c—Mrs. N. Harley

Endau Clarke

Subsidised

K. Mitra Asst. Medical Officer i/c—S. Nurses—Tan

Health Sister—Miss J. M. Nicholson

Cheng Geok and Koh Hong

Government Outdoor Dispensary, Sim

Paloh Health Visitor—Pauline Pua

Subsidised

L. VergheseAsst. Medical Officer i/c—K. Women <& Children’s Clinic,

Government Outdoor Dispensary, Batu Pahat

Kulai Lady Medical Officer i/c—Mrs. E Mc-

Mullan

Dresser i/c—Ng Bak Ohuang Health Sister Miss Gladys Tompkins

Government Outdoor Dispensary, Maternity Nurse — Louis Hensman

Penggerang (Acting)

Dresser i/c—Abu Bakar bin Awang Health

Government Outdoor Dispensary,

Jemaluang DexterVisitors--Chien Teck Ai and Joy

Dresser i/c—Yong Pang Song Women & Children's Clinic,

Lunatic Leper Asylums Johore Deputy MedicalSegamat Officer—Mrs. L. N. P-

Bahru Doray

Deputy Medical Officer—J. D. Perinbam Maternity Nurse—Rosalie Hew

Asst. Medical Officer—N. S. Nather Women & Children’s Clinic,

Health Branch Kluang

Health Office, Johore Bahru

Health Officer, Johore South, Johore Asst. Lady Medical Officer — Miss S.

Verghese

Bahru—

Deputy Health Officer—J.

Asst. Officer—B. BhimayyaK. Gwynne Maternity Nurse—Mrs. M. Carvalho

Senior Health Inspector, Grade I—M. B. HealthWomen Visitor—E. Reid

& Children’s Clinic,

Leicester

Senior Health Inspectors, Grade II—Haji Maternity Murse—Mrs. Merging

Mohained b. Hj. Hassan and S. V. Wintie

Thurairajah Health Visitor—Flora Ang

0178 JOHORE

Dental Clinics Police Department

Dental Surgeon—J. D. Pinkerton State Headquarters—Johore Bahru

Asst. Lady Dental Officers — Miss S. Commissioner of Police—C. R. Morrish,

Maschoieff

Khoo (Johore

Chik Lee Bahru) and Miss p.s.c.

(Segamat)

Asst. Dental Teo

(Pontian), Officers—A.

Lam OhKarim Din Police-N. C. Halseyto Commissioner of

b. N. and

ye (Muar)

Personal Assistant

Tan Miang How (Batu Pahat) Officer

bonelli/c Police Depot—W. L. R. Car-

Asst.

Mohd.Officer

Yousofi/cb Ibrahim

Police Depot — Inspt.

Military Department Officer-in Charge “ A” Company Police

{Johore Military Forces) Depot—Prob. Inspt. Mohd. Tahir b

Headquarters—The Fort, Bukit Othman

Timhalan, Johore Bahru Officer

Oommandant—Ool. H. H.S.p.m.j.,

Sir Ibrahim, Depot—Sub-Inspt. Hazara Singh Police

in-Charge “B” Company

Sultan of Johore, d.k.,

G.B.E., K.B.E. (Mil.), G.C.O.C. (1) g.c.m.g., Detective Branch

2nd-in Command—Lt. Col. Hon. Dato Chief b

Detective Officer—Date Abu Bakar

Buang, d.p.m.j.,

Haji Yahya bin A. Talib, d.p.m.j.

Director of Training — Lt.-Cbl. 0. E. Inspector, Weightsp.i.s.

& Measures—Sub-

Morrison, M.c. Inspt. Mohamed b Salim

Adjutant—Major Mohd. Tahir, s.m.j., p.i.s. Segamat Circle

QuarterMaster

A. Rahman — Oapt. H. Wan Ngah B. Chief Police Officer—T. Q. Gaffikin

Staff Officer—Major Hon. Dato HajiMohd. O.Mohee C. P. D., Segamat—Inspt. Hashim b

Said bin Haji Sulieman, d.p.m.j., p.i.s. Court Inspector—Inspt, Ibrahim b Hitam

Adjutant

(Loyal s)Instructor—Capt. H. D. Oclee Traffic Inspector—Inspt. Dahadi b Mohd.

Bandmaster—Lt. R. V. S. Wright, a.r.c.m. O.Yassin C. P. D., Labis — Inspt. Abdullah b

Kassim

Mines Department Muar Circle

Warden of Mines—J. Sanderson Chief Police Officer—P. H. Andrews

Clerk—A. Rais b. H. A. Hamid Malay

Haji Tahir Commissioner— Ahmad b

Asst.

Municipality O. C. P. D.,

Abdul Jamal Muar—Inspt. Haji Mohamed b

Town Board — Johore Bahru Court Inspector—Inspt. Yusof b Hassanb

President—W. Cole, M.c.s.

Deputy President—The Protector of Traffic Nawar

Inspector—Sub-Inspt, Manap

Chinese, Johore

Members of Town Board—The Govern- 0.Mohd. C. P. Yassin

D., Tangkak—Inspt. Othman b

ment

SeniorVeterinary Officer, Johore,

Executive Engineer, P. W. The

D., O. Bakar

C. P.b D., Panchor—Sub-Inspt. Abu

Johore Yahaya

Revenue,Bahru,

JohoreTheBahru,

Collector

The ofHealth

Land Batu Pahat Circle

Officer,

Officer, South

JohoreJohore,

Bahru,TheTheChiefDistrict

Police Chief Police Officer -H. J. Barnard

Surveyor, Johore Johore,

Bahru, The Malay Asst. Commissioner—Abdul Samad

ment Architect, Tan Govern-

Chuan O.b.C.Puteh

Suee, Wong Shee

ootatamby, P. O.Fun,G.The Hon. Dr.and

Wakeham N. NoorP.b Hamid D., Batu Pahat—Inspt. Mohd.

C. G. Toh Court Inspector—Inspt. Mahbob b Ahmad

Secretary—Abdullah bin Haji Suleiman Traffic Nawawi Inspector—Inspt. Hisham b Haji

Financial

Building Assistant—Oh

Inspector & Deputy Gim KoeyRegistrar O.Rahman

C. P. D.,b flaji

Senggarang—Inspt. Abdul

of Jinrikishas—G. Salleh

Town Supervisor—W.A.H.Marshall

Brockett 0. Shapei

C. P. b Adam

D., Yong Peng— Sub-Inspt.

Office of Registrar-General of O. Rahman

C. F. bD.,Mohamed

Renggam—Inspt. Abdul

Births & Deaths O. C. P. D., Kluang—A. C. P. Haron b

Registrar-General— J. M. A. Lowson Hassan

 JOHORE (J179

Johore Bahru Circle Architectural Branch

Chief

MalayPolice Asst.Officer—I. S. Wylie Moh- Government

Commissioner—Wan A.R.I.B.A.

Architect—D. Cuthbertson,

amed

O.him b

C. P.b D., Uda Mechanical

Johore Bahru—A. C. P. Has- Senior Mechanical Engineer Branch

Maridan M.I.M.E. — R. Eves,

Court

DatoInspector—Inspt.

Klana Putra Mamor Abdul Khalid b Asst. Mechanical Engineer—A. Neilson,

Traffic Inspector—Inspt. Tik b Omar A.

O. C.C. P.P. D.,

D., Pontian—Inspt.

Kulai—Inspt. Hitam Waterworks Branch

O. Abdulb Hamid

Lamit Senior Executive

B.

Engineer—J. S. Boissier,

b Abdul Kadir

O. C. P. D., Plentong—Inspt. Syed Salleh Technical

b Alwee K. G. Menon Surveys A. Danker and

Assistants—J.

Kota Tinggi

Chief Police Officer—Musa b Yusoff, p.i.s. Asst. Engineer, Surveys—E. C. Ewins,L.s.

O.Abu D., Kota Tinggi—Inspt. Haron b DistrictJghore

C. P.Bakar Bahru District

O.Haji D., Mersing—Inspt. Ahmad b Senior Executive Staff,

C. P.Hussien Office Johore Bahru

Engineer—G. Morgan,

O. Khan B.SC., A.M.I.C.E.

C. P. D., Pengerang—Sub-Inspt. Tawas Asst. Engineers— J. H. M. Burton, b.a.,

a.m.i.c.e., W. P. Winston, b.sc. (tech.),

Posts & Telegraphs Department a.m.i.c.e. and Ariffin b. Haji Elias

Postmaster-General—E. W. Hide Technical Assistants—J. A. H. Reid,

Supt.—W. H. Oliver W. A. Keyt, B. R. Charlie and K. M.

Chief Telegraph Engineer—G. W. Wilde Abdue, a.m.i. str. e.

Telegraph Engineers—R. Gibson and H. Chief Overseer—Musa b. Taib

Chief Clerk—V. L, Joshua

J. Gregory" Branch Office, Pontian, Johore

Johore Bahru Asst. Engineer —Ismail bin Mohamed

Postmaster—A. Ranee bin Ibrahim Doon

Muar Muar

Postmaster—Ibrahim bin H. Ismail Senior Executive Engineer—N. G. Fergu-

Batu Pahat son, B.sc.

Postmaster— Omar bin Mustaffa Asst. Engineer—W. W. Morton

Kluang Sub-Asst. Engineer—Tahir

Technical bin Awang

Postmaster—Abdullah bin Johari

Segamat beck, J. H.Assistants—F.

Carvalho andA.K.VanS. Maniam

Schoon-

Po^master—Mohamed bin Kling Chief Clerk—Khalid bin Haji Din

Technical

Subramaniam Assistants,

and C.Waterworks—0.

G. Scully M-

Prisons Department Batu Pahat

Inspector of Prisons (Johore) & Supt. of Senior Executive Engineer— J. W. S.

Prisons (Johore Bahru) — F. M. Still Anderson, B. sc., a.m.i.c.e., a.r. san. i-

Johore Bahru Asst. Engineers—M.

B. ENG. J. P. Casserley,

A.M. I.C.E. (IRELAND), B. sc.,

F. C. Jones,

Gaoler, Grade II—B. Nichol a.Aziz, b. sc.

Muar

Gaoler, Grade HI—S. H. Roberts (Acting) Chief Clerk—K. Chelvathurai

Segamat

Public Works Department Executive Engineer—®. A. Jordan, b.a.,

Head Office b.

Headquarters Staff, Johore Bahru Technical Zulfan Assistant—Ali Hassan bin

State Engineer—G.

A.M.I.C.E., F.S.I. R. Percy, M.C., E.D., Chief Clerk—Jaafar bin Rejab

Senior Kluang

mock,Executive

b.e., A-M.I.E.Engineers—E.

aust. and J.N.H.Dim-B. Executive

SC.,

Engineer—A. L. McClure, b.

A.M.I.W.E., A.M.I.C.E.

Fairley, B.sc., a.m.i.c.e. Asst. Engineer—C. H. Jackson

Accountant—F.

Office M. Still Technical Assistant—R. S. Subramaniam

MalekAssistant—Annuar bin Haii Abdul Chief Clerk—G. Forbes

Cl 80 JOHORE

Executive Johore East, Merging

Engineer—R. P. Bradley, B. sc. District Office, Johore Bahru

A.C.G.I., A.M.I,C,E,

Technical Assistant — Hashim bin Hussein DistrictSurveyor—G.

District C. Stubs

Offices, Muar & Segamat

Chief Clerk—Syed Alsagoff bin Omar

Branch Office, Kota Tinggi District Surveyor — A. B. Griffin

Chief Overseer—V. B. Menon (Acting)

Supreme Court District Offices, Batu Pahat <& Kluang

Judge — The Hon. Mr. Justice L. Y. J. District Surveyor—R. A. Simcock

District Offices, Kota Tinggi

Laville & Mersing

Registrar—J. B. Weiss

Asst. Registrar—Inche Mahmud bin District (Acting) Surveyor — A. D. Couper

Mohamed Shah

Survey Department Treasury Department

Head Office—Johore Bahru Financial Commissioner & Auditor

Chief Surveyor—F. A. Fendall

Office Deputies—R. Wilson and G. L. State TreasurerA. Sedwick

General—N. (Acting)

&binCollector of Stamp

Gibson

Office Assistant—Rohany b. H. Latiff Asst. Treasurer & CollectorBakar

Duties—Ibrahim Abu

of Stamp

Chief Clerk—Low Lye Khui Duties—IsmailAminbin Abu Bakar (Acting)

Head Draftsman—T. M. Kassipillai Accountant—H. bin Ahmad (Acting)

Head Computer—N. K. Pillai Probate Examiner— NgYook Fong

BATU PAHAT DISTRICT

State Commissioner’s Office Deputy President, Town Board, B.P.

State Commissioner, B.P. — Y. M. Secretary, -D. Wills

Ungku Sulaiman bin Mohd. Khalid, bin Noordin Town Board, B. P.—I. Yunos

D.K.

Secretary to State Commissioner, B.P. Chief Clerk—I. Basir bin Mohd. Taff

—Ungku Salim bin Mohamed Inspector of Malays School, B.P.—

Chief Clerk—Inche Ab. Wahab bin H. Syed Esa bin Alwee

Md. Ariff Supt. of Rahman

bin Ab. Customs, B.P.—I. Ibrahim

Asst.Asst.

2nd Adviser,

Adviser,B.P.—D.

B. P.—K.Wills, m.c.s.

A. Blacker,

M.C.S. Asst. Supt. of Customs, B.P.—I. Mo-

Collector of Land Revenue, B.P.—D. District hamed bin Awang

Wills, M.c.s.

Asst. Collectors of Land Revenue, B.P. Chief bin Ibrahim B.P.—I. Ab. Majid

Treasurer,

—K. A. Blacker, M.c.s., I. Talib b. Juma’at Clerk — I. Mohd Noor bin

H. Taib, I. Hussein b. H. Md. Su- Senior Agricultural Assistant, B. P.—H.

long, I. Ab. Rahman bin Musa, I. Ab. Rahman bin Mohamood

Ahmad bin Abu Bakar and Ungku Harbour Master, B.P.—I. Oyub bin

Md. Salleh bin Ismail Haji Abaas

Chief Clerk, Land Office, B.P.-I. Ami Senior Executive Engineer, B. P.—J. W.

bin Mohamed Amin S. Anderson

Chief Settlement Officer, B.P.—H. W. Asst. Engineers, B. P.—J. F. Jones and

Hamilton I. Ahmed bin Abdul Aziz

Asst. Settlement Officer, B.P. — Md. First

Taib Rubber

Senior Salleh B. P.—D. H. bin Magistrate,

bin HajiInspector, Mustapha

B. P. —1. Abdul Hamid

Thomas Asst. Registrar, Supreme Court, B.P.

Coupon Supervisor, B. P.—Mr. De Druz Chief —I. Ibrahim bin H. Salam

President, Town Board, B.P.—Y. M. Police Officer, B.P.—J. Barnard

Ungku Sulaiman bin Mohd. Khalid, A.C.P., B.P.—I. Abdul Samad bin

D.K. Puteh

 JOHOKE U181

(Chief Clerk—R. Abdul Aziz bin Ab- Deputy Gwyne

Health Officer, B.P. — Dr.

dullah

Supt. Preventive Branch, B.P.—M. D. Deputy Medical Officer, B.P. — Dr.

I Mackay Aiyathurai

I Asst. Preventive Branch, B.P. — I. Asst. Medical Officer, B.P.—Dr. Syed

Alias bin B.P.—I.

| Postmaster, Haji AliOmar bin Muspaha Mahmood bin Ab. Rahman

Kathi, B.P.—H. Othman bin Abdullah

j Asst. Engineer, Drainage & Irrigation, Chief Clerk—Daud

B.P.—Fiz Gibbon bin Baggong

Veterinary Inspector, B.P.—Santiago Electrical Engineer, B.P.—J. Keene

District Forest Officer, B.P.—Syed Lady Medical

McMullan Officer, B.P. — Dr.

Abdullah bin Jaffa

ENDAU DISTRICT

Disteict Office Land Office

District Officer—I Othman bin Buang, Collector of Land Revenue—I. Othman

S. m.j. bin Buang

Chief Clerk —Syed bin

Mohamed 1st Asst. Noah

bin Othman Collector of Land Revenue—1.

Clerks—Mohamed

bin Haji Mahmood and HajiAhmad

Ali, 2ndMohd.

Hussein

bin Haji

bin Omar

Asst. Collector of Land Revenue—I.

Mohd. Nasir Talib bin Abu

Chief Clerk

Hussein — Wan Ahmad bin Haji

Couets Clerks—Suleiman bin Mahmoor, Othman

1st Magistrate—I Mohd. Noah bin Omar bin Ishak, Daud bin Ahmad and

2nd Magistrate—I Talib binbinAbu

3rd Magistrate—I Azman Abdullah bin Mohamed

Haji Abdul

Hamid

Chief Clerk — Haron bin Abdul Majid Licensing Board

Interpreters — Lee Thian Soon and Chairman—I. Othman bin Buang

T. Duraisamy Vice-Chairman—I, Mohd. Noah bin Omar

Customs Office Malay Teachers

Asst. Supt.—IbinZainal Senior Group Teacher (Malay Schools)—

Clerk—Agil Yahyabin Mohamed Hashim bin Haji Ahmed

Headmaster—Abdullah bin Othman

Food Conteol Office Group

bin Kassim (Religious Schools) —Talib

Teacher

Area SupplyAh

Officer—I Headmaster—A Rahman bin Mohamed

Clerk—Tan Bah Othman bin Buang Marine Department

Hospitals Port Officer—Ahmad bin A Rahman

Deputy

Salleh Medical

bin Haji Officer i/c—Dr. Mohd.

Abdul Hamid Meesing Club

President — I Othman

Vice-President—I Mohd.binNoahBuang, s.m.j.

bin Omar

Johoee Military Foeces Secretary—Yunos bin

Treasurer—Azman binAbdullah

Haji Abdul Hamid

Officer Commanding—Capt. Haji Wan

Ngah bin A. Rahman bin A. Kadir

2nd Lieutenant—Ismail Police Department

O.C.P.D.—Ahmed bin Haji Hussein

Johoee Volunteer Forces Clerk—Ali bin Haji Shapiee

Officer

BuangCommanding — I. Othman bin Posts & Telegraphs Department

Sergeant-Major—Suleiman bin Mahmoor Postmaster—Shadon

Clerk—Suleiman bin Ali

bin Uda

Kathi Office Public Works Department

Kathi-Mohd.—Nasir

Chief Clerk—IbrahimbinbinHaji Mohd. Ali Executive

Hussein Chief ClerkEngineer— R. P. Bradley

—Syed Al-Sagoff bin Omar

Cl 82 JOHORE

Town Board Market Inspector—Syed Sulong bin Ali

President, Inspector, Town Board—Mohamed bin

Buang Town Board—I Othman bin Musa and Wan Jafar bin A Rahman

Secretary— Abdul Aziz bin A Hamid

Financial Clerk—Mohsin

Clerk—Atan bin Yacob bin Ismail TreasTtry Department

Health Inspector—Y. James Treasurer — I Azman bin Haji Abdul

Sub-Building Inspector—Ahmad bin Haji Hamid

Yunso Chief Clerk—A. Majid bin Yacob

MUAR DISTRICT

State Commissioner’s Office District Surveyor—A. B. Griffin

State Commissioner—Dato A. Kadir Secretary, Town Board—Inche Mah-

bin Baud, d.p.m.j., p.i.s. mood bin Hussin

Secretary to State Commissioner — Inspector of Malay Schools—Inche A.

Inehe Abu Bakar bin Andak, s.m.j. Shukor bin Ismail

Asst. Adviser—C. W. A. Sennett Senior Executive Engineer of Public

2nd Asst. Adviser — C. R. Forsyth Works—N. G. Ferguson

1stYahya

Magistrate—Sheikh Abu Baker bin Postmaster—Inche Ibrahim bin H.

Chief Police Officer—P. H. Andrews Ismail

Medical Officer—L. M. Bynoe Harbourmaster — U. A. Rahman bin

Treasurer—Inche A. Majid bin Ahmad Ahmad, d.k.

Deputy Commissioner of Trade & Cus- District Officer, Chohong—Inche Has-

san bin Abdullah (Buang)

toms—Syed A. Kadir bin Mohamed

Bakri & Saab an, Auctioneers and Johore Planters’

Rennie LowickAssociation-

& Co., secretaries,

Appraisers—Cable Ad: Hajibakri (Hong

China Underwriters, Ltd.,General

Life, Singapore)Kong Bank Chambers,

Fire, Marine, Accident and Leerdam, D. J., Licensed Auctioneer,

Insurance

Chief — Head

Office, Bank Office:

Southern Hongkong

Agencies— 1 st Class Appraiser, Commission, Insur-

Hongkong Chambers, ance and Forwarding Agent—Office

Muarand

General Agents — Chop Eng S’pore

Hock Sale Room: 22, Jalan Maharani,

Hin, 6, Jalan Haji Abu, Muar Agent Jor:

Crawford Dr. R., m.b., ch.b., d.t.m. & h. TheCo.,Commercial

Ltd. Union Assurance

(Lond.), Estate Medical Officer—Muar The Asia Life Insurance Co., Ltd.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Masonic Lodge, Johore Royal, No. 3946,

poration—Johore Bahru ; Teleph. E.C.—Johore

92482;

T. W. Cable

Doyle, Ad : Minaret

sub-agent Treasurer —Bahru

Dr. J. M. A. Lowson

D. B. Soul (Medical Department, Johore

Bahru)

Secretary—S. C. Antliff (H. M. Naval

Johore Civil Service Club — Sungei Base, Singapore)

Chat, Johore Bahru;

Patron—H. H. TheMr.Teleph.

Sultan 92247 Muar Civil Service Club—Muar

President—Hon. O. E.ofVenables

Johore President — Dato Abdul Kadir bin

Committed—S. M. Kirkpatrick, Daud

Edwards,

Doyle and Brown, T. I. W.P.

H. L.H.Gibson

G.

Committee—C.

Crawford,

W. A. Sennett, Dr. R.

Hon. Treasurer—C. Ritchie Maim N. M. Sands and I. G. R.

Hon. Secretary—T. F. Carey Hon. Treasurer—W. W.R. Hannigan

Hon. Secretary—H. Webber

Clerk-Book-keeper—Lim Soon Chin

 JOHORE-KELANTAN Cl83

Muar Planters’ Association— Salt & Co., W. H., Advocates &

Chairman—O. G. A.H.Fraser Solicitors—2, Jalan Petri, Muar;

Vice-Chairman—J. W. Godfree Teleph. 8, Exchange 4

Secretary—A.

(Committee — W.W. Porter

G. Wallace, R. D. W. H. Salt, b.a., l.l.b. (Honours),

J. Wallace and J. F. Green barrister-at-law (Gray’s Inn)

Shelley-Thompson & Demuth, Advo-

Norris, H. H., Barrister-at-Law (Grays Jalancates &Soga,

Solicitors

Batu ofPahat;

S. S. &Teleph.

Johore—82,

127;

Inn), Advocate

Public and Solicitor,

for the State of JohoreNotary

— 10, andW.atE.1^-20, Chartered Bank Chambers

Jalan Petrie Demuth, m.a. (Oxon.)

Oversea-Chinese Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

Ltd.—1 and 3, Banking Corporation,

Jalan Sayang, Muar; in theTin S. S.),Mine

Plantation

Agents Rubber Estate

Teleph. 21; Cable Ad: Oversea; Codes: and Genera] Import, Export and Produce

and Valuers,

Bentley’s and Private Merchants, Shipping

People’s Dispensary, The — 34, Jalan Agents—Muar; Cable Ad:andSimit

Insurance

Ibrahim, Johore Bahru; also at 42, (For Fuller Details See Sime, Darby

Jalan, Ibrahim Co., Ltd., Malacca and Singapore)

Dr. H. S. Yeoh, m.b.b.s., medical Sing Loh Dispensary — 52, Jalan Ah

consultant

Staff—Y. Liang Soo, R. Gospal, P. Fook, Johore Bahru; Teleph. 92294

J. E. Thomson, m.b., m.ch., d.t.m.,

Samy, Wong Kwong Foo, Low (Paris), d.p.h.m.b.,

(Cantab.)

Lin Fah and Chua Seng Jin J. N. Dugdale b.ch. (Edin.)

Regent Poultry Farm, Specialists: Town Pharmacy—1, Jalan Bakri, Muar

White Leghorn, Australorp, Turkeys,

C. & S.Breeders

and L. Wyandottes, R. I. Reds,

of High-Class Cattleetc.,— Warrior, M. G., f. inst. a.c., f.c.i. (Eng.),

Sedenak; Cable Ad: Warrior f. inst. com. a., Accountant (Inc.)—

Manager—M. G. Warrior, f. inst. a.c., c/oBrook, Indo-Malayan

Brown &Agencies, Thacker,Singapore

London,

F.C.I. (Eng.), F. INST. COM. A. agents

KELANTAN

4 deg.This32 State

min. andlies 6ondeg.

the 15Eastern Coast and

min. North of the Malay Peninsula

longitudes 101 deg. 19between

min. andlatitudes

102 deg.

37linemin.

of some 60 miles in length lies a fertile plain of about 1000 squarelowmiles

East. It embraces an area of 5,750 square miles. Behind a sandyin coast

area,

densely populated and closely cultivated

this plain the country is hilly and broken. with rice, coconut and fruit trees. South of

The total population for year 1939

29,645 Chinese, 11,362 Indians and 100 Europeans. was 393, 983 of whom 344, 215 were Malays,

Kota Bharu, six miles up the Kelantan River, is the capital, and the chief port is

Tumpat

capital and at itsadministrative

mouth. His headquarters

Highness theofSultan resides at Kota Bharu which is the

the State.

The

produce, chief exports are copra, rubber, betulnut, cattle, driedfeatures

fish, jungle

climatethearetinsituation

from

ore, manganese

uniform temperature,ore and iron

of the State high

ore. and

humidity,

in the equatorial

Thecopious

characteristic

zone of rainfall,

constantarising

of the

mainly

precipitation.

Actually

for the State isappreciably

its climate just far enough northby and

the distant from themountain

Straits of Malacca,

of the rest of tothebe peninsula affected

shares with KelantanCentral

the Asian

heavy rainfall inmass. Most

November,

December and January, during the North East Monsoon, but only Trengganu and

C184 KELANTAN

Kedah have

February anything approaching

to September, most other regionsthe Kelantan

having onlycontinuous

a short dry dryspell period from

in February

with a second wet season reaching its maximum in April. This climatic rhythm is

however far less marked than it is in countries bordering on the Indian Ocean.

In 1939, the revenue was $3,108,303 and the expenditure was $3,227,355, The

public debt now stands

was $3,227,525. at $5,090,385.

The value of importsThe in debit

1939 balance of the State

was $7,597,40y at the$7,434,361

against end of 1939in

1938. The principal imports were: textiles, tobacco, petroleum, benzine, tinned milk,

drugs

Kelantanandportsmedicines,

was 303,424sugar

in 1939andagainst

provisions.

366,228 inThe1938.tonnage

There isof regular

steamers using

steamship

communication with Bangkok and Singapore. The State had at the end of 1939, 315

miles

Bharuofto road

KualaopenKrai

to (45

wheeled

miles)traffic,

and tothePasirtwoPuteh

main (26roads beingThethose

miles). latterfrom

has Kota

been

extended to give connection to Kuala Trengganu in the State of Trengganu.

State has been for some years connected with Bangkok, and also with Penang, through By rail the

lower

there Thailand

has been arid Kedah.

direct Since thewith

communication opening in 1931through

Singapore of thePahang.

East Coast Bailway,

During 1938

the Mail train services were greatly improved and there are

Mail trains twice Weekly, between Singapore and Kota Bharu. In addition to now two well-equipped

telephone and telegraph services, there is a W/T. Station at Kota Bharu belonging to

the Boyal Air Force but worked and maintained by the Kelantan Government.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Ruler—H. H. The Sultan Sir Ismail Ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed, IV, k.c.m.g-

British Adviser to the Government of Kelantan — G. A. de C. de Moubray, m.c.s.

(Acting)

Asst. British Adviser to the Government of Kelantan—D. Wills, m.c.s.

State Council Bar.-at-Law). Dato Sir De Raja

Members (Haji Mohamed Saaid bin Haji

(Tengku—Ibrahim

H. H. ibni

TheAlmerhum

Raja Kelantan

Sultan Jamal, i.s.o.), Dato Mufti (Haji

Ibrahim bin Haji Yusoff), Dato Kaya

Mohamed,

(Capt. IV, c.m.g.),

A. C. Adviser British

Baker, and Adviser

m.c.,Judicial

m.c.s., b.a. Pati (Towkay Yeap Hong Ghee)

Oxon.), Legal Com- Clerk of Council—Nik Hassan bin Issa

missioner (J. D. M. Smith, m.c.s., m.a., British Adviser’s Office

Aberdeen), Asst. British Adviser British AdviserT.toWilliams,

the Government

(J. S. Macpherson, m.c.s., m.a.,

Edin.), H. H. the Raja Muda Kelantan—E, M.c.s.(Acting)of

(Tengku Zainal Abidin ibni Asst. British Adviser to the Government

Almerhum Sultan Mohamed III), of Kelantan—R.

Secretary to the J.British

K. Curtis,Adviser—G.

M.c.s.

Tengku Sri Ismara Raja (Tengku

Abdul Rahman ibni Almerhum Sul- Chief*Cl^Fk—Nik*Daiid bin Nik Matt

tan Ahmad), Tengku Sri Utama Ra-

ja (Tengku Mohamed bin Tengku Audit Office

Petera Semerak), Tengku Yusoff Auditor—G. A. G. Walker,

ibni Almerhum Sultan Mohamed

IV, Tengku Abdul Majid bin Teng- Asst. Auditor—Nik Abdullahm.c.s.

bin Nik

ku Besar Tuan Yusoff, Dato Per- Hussin,

Chief kn.c.s.K. Sabapathy

Clerk—M.

dana Mentri Paduka Raja (Haji

Nik Mahmood bin Haji Ismail, Chandu Monopoly

c.b.e. ), Dato Sri Stia Raja (Nik Supt. of Chandu—F. L. Skilton

Ahmad Kamil bin Haji Mahmood, Chief Clerk—P. Mohd. Kassim

 KELANTAN C185

Courts Marine &l Customs Department

High Court Supt., Marine & Customs—J. R, M. Pick-

sgal Adviser & Judicial Commissioner Senior thall Asst. Supt, of Customs—Tengku

—J. Innes Miller, M.c.s. Mahamood

JRegistraA—Mahmud Hashim, Barrister- KN.C.S.,

at-Law S.M.K.bin Sultan Mohamed IV,

j Official Translator to Legal Adviser — Asst. Supt. of Customs—Tengku Mohamed

Hassan bin Hussein bin Sultan

Customs Mohamed—IV,

Probationer Nikkn.c.s,,

Hassans.m.k.

bin

Central Court Haji Wan Ahmad

Magistrate—Tengku

Barrister-at-Law Abdullah Hassan

Chief Medical Department

Sun Clerk & Interpreter—Kung King Chief Medical Officer—Dr. VV. Glyn Evans

Ecclesiastical Court Medical Officers—Ulu Kelantan: Dr. W.

Chief Kathi—Haji

Asst. Kathi—Haji Wan Mohamed

AhmadNoor J.MahGeale (Part-time), Kota Bharu: Dr.

Dr. S.KeeArulampalam

Lui, Hospital,

and Kota

KualaBharu:

Krai:

District Offices—Kota Bharu Dr. Quah Boo Ghee

District Officer—Mahmood bin Haji Sa’id Lady Medical Officer, Kota Bharu—Dr.

(Mrs.)Medical

Nya Sim MahSchools—Dr. (Mrs.)

kn.c.s. (The Hon. the Dato’ Adika Raja) Lady Officer,

1stbinAsst.WanDistrict

Ali, Officer—Wan

kn.c.s. (Dato’ Daud

Perwira R. G. Officer—Dr,

S, Avery (Part-time)

I Raja) Dental Chiem Chong Woo

2nd Asst, District Officer—Mohammad Staff Matron—Miss K. M. Fosdike

Nurses—Miss Soontorn Chaivann,

Yusof bin Mohammad (Acting) Miss Siew

Jean S. Hermon and Miss Tan

3rd Asst. District Officer—Che Nor bin Kok

Zainal, Cade1-, kn.c.s. (Acting) Infant Welfare Nurse—Mrs. LimKimUnn

Ulu Kelantan Chief

District Officer—O. L. F. Bird, M.c.s.

1stSulaiman,

Asst. District Officer—Che Hassan bin Sing Hospital

Chang Assistant, Tumpat—Sie

kn. c.s. Chief Clerk—Wan Omar bin Wan Awang

2nd Asst. District Officer—Sayed Abdul Military Police

3rdRahman

Asst. bin SayedOfficer—Mohammad

District Abubakar, kn.c.s.

Commissioner of Police— E. W Mumford

Salleh bin Omar, Cadet kn.c.s. Deputy Commissioner & Chief Police

Pasir Mas Officer — Tengku Moham ed Yusoff

District Officer — Tengku Ahmed bin (Tengku Sri Laxamana) ibni Almarhom

Tengku Temanggong, kn.c.s. (Tengku Sultan Mohamed IV, m.s.c., d.j.m.k.,

1stPanglima

Asst. Raja) Officer—Nik Daud bin S.

District Asst. Commissioner of Police—Che Ham-

2ndHaji Asst,

Nik Mohammad,

District kn.c.s.

Officer — Wan zah bin Mahmood

Abdulrahman bin Wan Ismail, kn.c.s. O.C.P.D., Inspector Che Sha’ary& bin

Kota Bharu Bachok—Senior

Che Mat

Pasir Puteh Asst. O.C.P.D., Kota Bharu & Bachok—

District Officer—Nik

Nik Mahmood, kn.c.s.Ahmad Haji 2ndCheAsst.

bin Nera

(Dato’ Seri

Abdul Razak Kota

O.C.P.D., bin Osman

Bharu & Bachok

Deraja) —Prob.

bin Tengku Inspector

Omar Tengku Mahyideen

Asst. District Officer — Nik Mustapha O.C.P.D.,

Fathil bin Haji Nik Mahmood, kn.c.s.

Bachok man bin Pasir Puteh—Che Abdul Rah-

Haji Idris

District Officer—Nik Mustapha bin Nik O.C.P.D,, Kuala Krai—Senior Inspector

Che Talib binKualaLisutKrai—Prob. Inspec-

Mohamed, kn.c.s Asst.

Electrical Department tor O.C.P.D.,

Che Mohamed

O.C.P.D., Pasir ShariffYusoff

Mas—Nik bin Mohamed

bin Nik

Electrical

A.M.I.E.E., Engineer

S.M.K., A.M.,—A.M.I.E.E.,

F. S Laiard, Mohamed

O.C.P.D., Tumpat—Che Ahmed bin Abdul

Land Office—Kota Bharu Hamid & Quartermaster—M. S.

Bandmaster

Adviser of Lands

J. F. Clerk—Wee & Mines,

Curtis, M.c.s.Tiong Yang Kelantan—R. Menezes

Chief Prob. Inspector—Che Ibrahim bin Ja’afar

Chief Clerk—Che Awalludin bin Sikin

C186 KELANTAN—TRENGGANU

Posts & Telegraphs Department Registrar—The Registry of Vehicles

Supt. of Posts President, Town Board,

Walker, M-C.s. & Telegraphs—G. A. G. Deputy

Kota Bharu

Postmaster, Kota Bharu—S. Kandavanam of Police,Registrars

The

— The Commissioner

Secretary, TownOfficers,

Board,

Postmaster, Tumpat—Kam Teck Hoe Kota Bharu and The District

Postmaster, Kuala Krai — A. Y. Sitham- Ulu Kelantan, Pasir Puteh, Pasir Mas

param Pillai and Bachok

Postmaster, Pasir Puteh—Abdul Salam

Telegraph Master, Kota Bharu—(Vacant) Survey Department

Chief Surveyor—P. M. Leckie

Prisons Department Senior

Chief Surveyor Ariyaretnam

Clerk—M. Field—E. G. Farrington

Supt. of Prisons—E. W. Mumford Head

Asst. Head Draftsman—S.Nalliah

Computer—S. K. Thuryrajah

YacobSupt. of Prisons—Che Nasir bin

Gaoler—Che Omar bin Mohamed Town Board—Kota Bharu

Clerk—Wan Salleh bin Haji Che Noh President—G.

Secretary—HajiS. Abdullah

Rawlings,bin

m.c.s.

Haji Moh-

Public Works Department amed Salleh

State Engineer—J. G. Davies Treasury Department

Asst. Engineer—R.

Inspector of WorksG. —S, Avery

P. A. V. Royan State Treasurer—G. S. Rawlings, m.c.s.Nik

Chief Clerk—N. W. Idris Asst. Treasurer — Nik Hussein bin

Zainal, kn. c.s.

Boustead &l Co., Ltd. , General Merchants, Kelantan St. Andrew Society—

Chieftain — W. Graeme Anderson,

Shipping, Estate, Insurance and Kota Bharu

Forwarding Agents—Tumpat; Cable Hon. Secretary—T. G. Peddie, Kuala

Ad: Boustead. Head Office: Singapore Geh Estate, Kuala Krai

Vice-Chieftain — W. A. Gordon Hail

China Underwriters, Ltd., Life, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Fire, Marine, Accident and General (Kelantan Agency)—Kota Bharu; Cable

Insurance—Head Office: Hongkong

Agents

Jalan—Post

Chop Office,

Eng Hoe 282, Ad:

KotaHin,Bharu

Paradise;andCodes:

5th Edition Bentley’s A. B. C.

Private

A. Goh

J. E.Kean

Winslow, agent

Loke, chief

shroffclerk

Cycle Trading Co.—Kota Bharu; Cable Khoo Boo Jean,

Ad: Cycle; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th A. G. Pillai, typist

Editions and Bentley’s

Agents for All the Leading Makes of Soon Thye Chop,— Works

Manufacturers The, Durian Cake

: Kampong

Bicycles and Motor Cycles China, Kota Bharu; Cable Ad : Lempok

TRENGGANU

With a territory of about 5,050 square miles, an extensive sea board and a

population at the 1931 census of 179,789, Trengganu is the least developed of

allthe Malay States. It lies between latitude 3°53" and 5“51" North latitude and

the meridians of 102° 23' and 103° 30' East Longitude. The capital is Kuala

Trengganu situated on both banks of the mouth of the Trengganu River, with

a population of 14,000.

The Stateandpossesses

Department about 150about

miles of235subsidiary

miles of roads

roads upkept

upkeptbybythetheLand

PublicOffices

Worjrsor

in a few cases farmed out. Communication with the interior is by good paths

 TRENGGANU Cl87

lad rivers. The latter, however, are not navigable beyond a certain point from the

sea owing to rapids. There are no railways (except for 3 light railways on Mines).

There is a sixty six-mile trunk road from Kuala Trengganu to the Northern

boundary.

and Regular steamship

locally built communication

motor-boats maintainisamaintained

passenger with

serviceSingapore

along theandTrengganu

Bangkok,

timesDuring

such the

as toNorth-East Monsoon,

close the coast from November

to shipping for shorttillperiods.

March, theThe weather

rainfall isanda

temperature conditions are similar to those in the other Malay States.

officesTelegraph communication

are at Kuala Trengganu, wasKretai,

established with Singapore

Dungun, KemamaninBesut 1922. andTelegraph

Kuala

Bang, There are small local telephone exchanges at Kuala Trengganu, Kema-

man and Besut.

A branch of the Mercantile Bank of India was opened in April, 1936.

The total net value of trade of the State in 1939 was $17,771,672 as against

$15,337,636 in 1938.

The chief exports in 1939 were:

Copra $ 694,151

56,825

Dried Fish ... 851,507

Tin Ore

Haematite ... 5,334,510

Manganese ... 159,200

Para Kubber 2,900,264

Arecanuts ... 99,964

The chief imports in 1939 were:

Rice ... ... ... $1,561,222

Sugar 166,592

334,157

Tobacco, Cigarettes & Cigars . 394,863

Cotton Stuffs 353,808

Petroleum

The Malays are ingenious and industrious, and excel as boat-builders and

fishermen. They also engage in silk weaving, net making, and iron,

brass and nickel manufacturing.

The revenue of the State for the year 1939 A.D. amounted to $2,527,544 and

the expenditure to $2,666,996 the corresponding figures being as above.

By an agreement

Trengganu, dated 24thbetween His Majesty’s

May, 1919, the then Government

Sultan agreedandtothereceive

Government

a Britishof

Adviser in place of an Agent, whose advice must

matters affecting the general administration of the country. be asked and acted upon in all

State The indebtedness

obtainedpurposes, of

a loan ofandthe State

1,000,000 at the end

fromfollowed of 1939

the Governmentstood at $2,760,000. In 1923 the

development this was by further ofloansStraits Settlement

of $1,000,000 for

in 1925,

of$1,500,000 in 1928,

concessions) $100,000control

to recover in 1932.of important

These havenatural

enabledresources,

the Stateand(by resumption

to incur large

expenditure

roads. on essential works of development—surveys, machinery, buildings and

The reigning

ibni almerhum Sultan Sultan is His Highness

Zainalabidin. He wasSirinstalled

SuleimanSultan

Badru’l-alam Shah,1920

on 26th May, K.C.M.G.

and

he governs the State in consultation with his State Council.

Cl 88 TRENGGANU

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—His Highness Sik Sulaiman Badarul-alam Shah, k.c.m.g., Ibni

Almarhum Sultan Zainalabidin

Mentri Besar—Tengku Omar bin Osman (Tengku Seri Setia Raja)

State Secretary—Tengku Chick Abubaker (Tengku Taya Pekerrua)

British Advisur's Office Marine Jaya Perkasa,

British Adviser—Hon. Mr. N. R. Harbour m.b.e.

Master—Dato

Jarretb, M.o.s. (On Special Duty), G. A. Boarding

de C. de Moubray, m.c.s. (Acting)

Office Assistant—K. P. Pillai bin Ali Officer—Che Chik Abdullah

Chief Clerk—Che Yaakob Customs Godown

Supt. of Customs—Che Rashid bin Jaya

Stenographer—M. S. Zachariah Besut Zain bin Alwee

Appeal Court Supt. of Customs—Syed

Judges—The Hon.The

Tengku Dungun

(Mentri Besar), Hon. Sri

Mr.Setia

G. A.Raja

de Supt.

Ali of Customs—Che Abdul Kadir bin

C. de Moubray m.c.s. (British Adviser), Deputy Preventive Officer—R. S. Tufnell

The Hon.andDato’TheBijiHon.

Judge) Sura, Tengku

t.c.s. (Chief

Biji Supt. of CustomsKemaman

Wangsa, t.c.s. (State Treasurer) Zain —Che Ahmad bin Mohd.

Registrar—Tengku Peduka Raja, t.c.s. Kemasek

Clerk—Che Ismail bin Dato Biji Sura Officer i/c Customs—Che Yusoff bin

Audit Office Abdullah

State Auditor—Tengku Sri Akar Raja Officer i/c Customs—Che Jahor

(Tengku Wok Mahmood bin Mustaffa), Mustafa bin

T.C.S.Auditors—Che Abdulrahman bin Jamal

Asst. Education Department

Awang, t.c.s. and Tengku Musa Ibera- Board of Education — Tengku Biji

him bin T. Lila, t.c.s. Wangsa, N. Rees, Dato Biji Sura and

Chief Clerk—Che Ngah bin Haji Ismail Inche

Customs

Education—Tenku Biji Wangsa

Principal Officer of Customs—Dato Jaya Chief (Acting)

Perkasa, m.b.e. Inspector

Inspector of Schools—ChiReesAli bin

of Schools—N.

Assistant to Principal—Hadji Awang Malay Long

Mohd.

Supt. Taib bin Mohamad ChiefSultan

Clerk—Inche Osman bin Mahmud

TahirofbinCustoms

Mohamad(ChiefSamanClerk)—Che Headmaster—N. Sulaiman

Rees English School

Supt. of Customs

Bin Mohamad Salleh(Cashier)—Che Awang Headteacher—Guy A. Machado

Preventive Branch Asst. Masters—Syed Osman bin Musa,

Preventive Officer--L. Wee Bian Leng, C. T. Thomas,CheCheZahid

Lam

Preventive

Abdul RahmanClerk—CheR. Barnett

MohamadSmith bin Ibrahim bin Mat Piah,

Sopian bin Tawaf and Che Abu Bakar

Prosecuting Officer—Che Tahir bin bin Kulob Abd. Rani

Mohamad Saman Landsofk Lands

Mines kOffice

Registrar of Statistick Exports—Dato Commissioner

Imports Mines—A. B.

Jaya Perkasa, m.b.e. Cobden Ramsay, m.c.s.

Chief Clerk—Teo Eng Beng Chief Clerk—Che

Alias,Clerk—Che Dol

t.c s. Mat bin Isa (Abdullah) bin

Supt. of Chandu Monopolies

Monopolies—Dato Jaya Mines Settlement Collector's Office

Perkasa, m.b.e.

Inspector—Che

Andika Awang Anuar bin Dato Settlement Collector—J.

Chief Clerk—Syed AbdulK. Rahman

Creer, M.c.s.bin

Mohamed

 TRENGGANU 0189

Land Office Religious Affairs Department

BJbllector Commissioner for Religious Affairs—

bin Datoof Dewangsa,

Land Revenue—Che

T.c.s. Hashim Mohamed bin Hitam (Dato HasanBijiYamani

Sura)

jsst. Collectors of Land Revenue—Che Mufti Kerajaan—Shaikh

Secretary to the Religious Affairs—H.

Abdullah bin Taib, T.c.s., Wan Abdullah

bin Dato Kamal, t.c.s., Che Embong Chief Abdul Rahim bin Dato Biji Sura

bin Dato Jaya, t.c.s. and Che Abu Chief Clerk—Che Ngah bin Awang

Kathi—H. W. Emdut bin Mohd.

Bakar bin Mohd. Amin, Cadet

Phief Clerk—Che Abdul Aziz bin Hussin Naib Kathi—H. W. A. Rahman bin Long

Rubber Reyulaiion Office Supreme Court

^Rubber RegulationHamid

■Chief Clerk—Che Inspector—E.

bin HajiB.Busu

Holte Chief Judge—Dato Biji Sura, t.c.s.

|Asst. Rubber Regulation Inspector - Che Luckham, m.c.s.Supreme Court—H. A. L.

Member of the

Buyong bin Benar Registrar—Tengku Peduka Raja, t.c.s.

Official A dministr ator’s Estate

GhaniClerk—Shaikh Ahmad bin Abdul

Department

[Official Administrator—Tengku Peduka Financial Ismail

Clerk—Che Ngah bin Haji

f Raja, t.c.s.

Asst.

zah Official Administrator—Syed

bin Tahir (On leave), ShaikhRam- Typists—Che IsmailMahmud

Court Clerk—Wan bin Embong

bin Mohamed and

Ahmad bin Abdul Ghani (Acting) Mohamed Amin bin Abdullah

Clerk—Che

Mohamed Mohamed Kassim bin Haji Chief Surveyor—G. Survey Department

Senior Surveyor—R. L.B.Jerram

McVilly

Public Works Department Office Assistant—E. Karthigasu

State Engineer—J. L. Chambers Chief

Amin Clerk—Che Long bin Mohamed

Asst. Engineer—J. Gumming

Financial Assistant, P. W. D.—M. Head Computer—K. Chittampalam

Head Draftsman—K. T. N. Menon

Sabapathy

Clerks of Works--Kuala Trengganu: K.

N. Kunjoo and M. V. Narayanam,

Dungun: R. Nanu and Besut: Che State Treasurer Treasury Department

Ismail bin Yusop (Acting)

Chief Clerk—Che Zachariah bin Haji Asst. (Tenku Hitam —binTengku

Ali) Biji Wangsa

Arshad Treasurer—Inche Abu Baker bin

Abdul Rahman

SOUTHERN DIVISION

State Commissioner’s Office Assistant Adviser’s Office

State Commissioner,

Wira (TengkuEast

Wok binTengku Asst.

Pekerma Din) ChiefAdviser—R.

Clerk—Wee C,Slew

S. Harris,

Chong m.c.s.

Joint Judges Supreme

Commissioner, East Court—The

and Asst. State

Adviser,

Kemaman & Dungun Customs Department

Joint Judges, Land Court—The C. L. M. Customs Officer — Che Ahmad bin

and The State Commissioner, East

Magistrate—Che Ahmad bin Awang Asst. CustomsYinOfficer —Che Choh

Mohamad

Chief Clerk—Che Mohamad bin Othman District Hospital

Treasury Clerk — Che Mahamud bin A. M. O.—Dr. Chung Keat Saik

Yunus

Town Board Clerk — Che Meon bin Dungun & Paka

Abubakar District Officer—Che Yusof bin Long

Health Inspector—N. R. K. Pillai A.Chief

D. O.—Tengku

Court Clerks—Che Muda bin Abdullah,

Che Mohd. bin Aki and Che Mohd. Clerk—Haji Hashim

Othman bin

bin Omar

Omar

bin Akakai O.Postmaster—C.

C. P. D. CheG.A.Preira

Kadir bin Ali

0190 TRENGGA.NU

Education Department Malay Clerk—Che Muda bin Mohamed

Group Teacher—Che Mohd. Akil Settlement Officers—Che Wan Ahmad

Head Teachers—Chukai: Che Mohd, K. and CheAgricultural

Malay Ibrahim bin Daud

Assistant — Che

Keraaman: Wan Abdullah, Binjai: Che Ngah Hamsah

Solong

Rahman and Pasir Gajah: Che A. Mining Overseer—Low Yeoh Chong

Kemasik, Kretay & Kijal Majlis Pegawai

President—Tengju Pekerma Wira

District Officer — Che Khalid bin A. Secretary—Raja

Rahman Harun bin Jaafar

Chief Clerk—Che Mohd. bin Sutan Police Department

O. C. P. D.—Che Hussein O. C. P. D.—Syed Mohamad bin Idrus

Land Office—Kemaman Posts & Telegraphs Department

C.A. L.C. L.R.—R. C. S.Dahlan

Harris, bin

M.c.s.Wahab Postmaster—Che Ali

R.—Che

Financial Clerk—Che Muda bin Daud

Registration Clerk—Raja Harun Jasfar Asst. Engineer—J. Public WorksGumming

Department

Correspondence

Abdul Jalal Clerk—Che Bachik bin Clerk of Works—Che Ismaun

Chief Clerk—Che Sulong bin Osman

WESTERN DIVISION

State Commissioner’s Office I Asst. State Commissioner—Haji Wan

State

suraCommissioner, West—Dato

Pahlawan (Haji Wan LongSang-

bin II Asst.

Dagang bin Abdullah

British Adviser, Besut—D. A.

Ahmad) | Somerville, M.c.s.

Fernandez Bros., General Merchants and Chia Poh Heng, managing director

Commission Agents—Cable Ad: Fern Tan Tiong Swee, director

P. A. Fernandez, managing pro- O. C. Smalley, secretary

prietor Tan Tiong Swee, manager

Isadore Lopez, assistant Chia Choon Kiat and Soh Kee Seng,

Mrs. P. A. Fernandez, cashier assistants

HinSteam

LeongSaw

Millers—Kemaman; Cable Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Ad : Hinleong.

Chye HeadRoad,

Office: Chop (Trengganu Agency)—Kuala Trengganu

TanHin,

Chian,416,soleBeach

proprietor Singapore F. C. Stocks, agent

Tay Chong Kee, cashier

Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd. (Incorpor- United Trading Co., General Merchants

ated in Singapore),

Commission Agents,General Merchants,

Importers and and Commission Agents—Kemaman

Exporters—Head Office: 13, St. Gregory Agents for:

Place, Off Hill Street,

Branches: 89, Jalan Pasar Kemaman; Singapore; Cycle & Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd.

261 & 262, Kuala Dungun, Dungun; Kodak, Ltd.

Cable Ad : Cashstores, Singapore, Danish Islands Preserved Butter Co.,

Denmark

Kemaman and Dungun

 KEDAH

jfldeg. Situatedmin.E.,onand

the6 north-west coast of and

the Malay Peninsula,of between themin.

parallels101of

53g. 1005min. Kedah deg.has40anmin.

areaNorth the square

of about 3,660 meridians

miles. 99Indeg.

the 40north andeast

and

sie country is hilly, but the plains along the coast are well-watered and fertile. In

lie northern

Tart the rubberpartindustry

of the State the chief

has grown agricultural

to large produce

dimensions. Theiscountry

rice. Inis favourable

the southernfor

b-ttle raising.

itf teenThemade.StateRoadcame making,

under British protection in 1909, and since then great progress

bridge building and canal extension are features of the has

!*1 oins

iresenttheregime. An excellent

road system motor road

of southern Siamrunning to the northern

and Songkhla on the Eastfrontier of the

Coast, andState

the

Railway

*5tar, from Bukit Mertajam, in Province Wellesley, has been extended through Alor

5 the capital of Kedah, to connect with the Siamese railways on the frontier of

erlis. This connection has been completed and regular railway communication

>etween

ieen SingaporeandandtheBangkok

introduced hasand

telegraph beentelephone

established. Thehave

systems money order system The

has

;elephone system is connected with Penang and southwards as farbeen extended.

as Singapore. The

;owns of Alor Star, Sungei Patani, Kulim, Lunas, Padang Serai and Bandar Bahru are

ighted by electricity.

At the50,824

Chinese, 1931 Indians,

census the 411population

Europeanswas and429,691, of whom

13,779 other races.286,262 were Malays, 78,415

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Sultan—H. H. Sir Abdul Hamid Halimshah Ibni Almarhom

Sultan Ahmad Tajudin Mukarramshah, k.c.m.g.

Aide-de-Camp—H, H. Tunku Kassim

Extra Aide-de-Camp—H. H. Tunku Mohamed Jewa

Private Secretary—Che Mohamed Zain bin Ariffin

State Council Under Secretary to Government — Che

RegentPresident—H.H. Tunku Badlishah, Ismail bin Haji Puteh

C.M.G. 2ndIsmail

UnderbinSecretary

Harun to Goverment—Che

Hon. Mr. J. A. Hall, m.c.s. Asst. Under Secretary bin& Clerk

Hon. Haji Mohamed Sheriff, c.b.e.

H.Hon.H. Che

Tunku Yaacob —CheZainulabidin Haji ofMd.Council

Salleh

Kassim (Acting)

Clerk of Council—Che Shuib bin Osman

Audit Office

State Council Office Auditor-General — H. H. Tunku Kassim

Regent—H. toH. Tunku

Secretary Badlishah, o.m.g.Haji

Government—Hon. Asst. Auditor-General—F. NoorE.SaidShahabudin

I very

Mohamed Sheriff, c. B. e. ' Cadets,

and CheK. C.Hassan

S.—Syed

b. Haji

0192 KEDAH

Courts European Masters, Sultan Abdul Hamid

High Court, Alor Star College—C.H. Coats, and

Pigge, b.sc. (T.C.D.) b.a. (Adel.) A. C.

D. R. Horne,

European Judge—Hon.

Kellagher, M.c.s. Mr. Justice G. B. b.a. (Oxon.)

Chief Malay Judge -Hon. Che Hanafi Head Mistress,

Baliaru- Girls’ School, Kampongj

- (Vacant)

Malay Judge—Hon.

Registrar—Tuan SyedWanShehHarun

Barakbah Asst. Mistress, Girls’ School, Kampong

Sheriff—Wan Ibrahim Baharu—Che

Razak Tom bt. Dato’ Stia Abdul

Deputy

Legal Registrar—Sheik

Adviser—I. W. Md. Hashim

Bleuoch, m.c.s. Head Master, Ibrahim School, Sun gen

Asst. Legal Adviser—Syed MakthirFadaah Chief Petani—Syed Jan bin S. A. Ali

Chief

Lower Court, Alar Star

Magistrate—Che Azmi Ali b.Clerk,

Malay Che Education

Asst. Md. HassanOffice—Che

Inspector of

Mohd.

Schools—Che’

2nd Magistrate—H. H. Tengku Abdullah Mohamed Darus b. A. Rahman

3rd Magistrate—Che Mohd. Zohir Chief Visiting Teacher — Che Walad b.

Sheriah Court. Alor Star Hassan 1

Board to Perform Functions of Sheikh- Visiting

Osman Teacher,

b. Jusoh North Alor Star—Che

Ul-Islam — Haji Ismail bin Haji Visiting Teacher, South ( Kulim) — Che

Salleh (chairman)

Ghani bin Haji Awang and Haji Abdu A. Rahman b. Ahmad

Chief Kathi—Haji Ismail bin Haji Visiting Teacher, Koran North Alor Star

—Che Mohamed Zain bin Abu Bakar

Salleh (Acting) Visiting Teacher, Koran South (Kulim)—

Department of Statistics Ahmed bin H. Shariff

Registrar of Imports & Exports—Supt. of Forest Department

Monopolies & Customs

Office Assistant—Che Mohd. Sultan bin State Forest Officer—H.J.T. Bonar

Haji Adamsahib

Labour Department

District Officers Protector of Labour—C. W. Shorland

Kubang Pasu—Syed Mohamed Aljafree Chief Clerk & Tamil Labour Inspector—

Kubang

bin ChePasuMatt(Asst)—Che Abdul Hamid Timil J. A.Labour

Thangam

Padang Inspector —V. Arunasalam

Padang Terap—Che

Terap (Asst.)Mohair

— Che ed Sofee

Mohamed LandsDepartment —Alor Star

Arshad bin Ismail

Langkawi — Che Mohamed Akib bin Director

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PERLIS

Perlis is aofMalay

northernmost StateStates

the Malay on the

underWestthe coast of theof Malay

protection Peninsula.

Great Britain, lyingItbetween

is the

the 6th and 7th parallels

sea and byhillstherunning of North

Thailandup Province Latitude.

of Setul The State

from onwhich is bordered on

it is separated the West by

limestone to 2,000 feet in height; the North and Eastbybyathe range

Thai-of

land Province of Nakon Sridhammaraj; and on the East and South by the Malay State

ofbetween

Kedah.Malaya

Padang andBesar on the main railway line to Bangkok is the frontier station

Thailand.

The area of the State is about 316 square miles and the coast line runs North-West

and South-East is approximately 13 miles in length.

The population

Europeans at the6,middle

8, Eurasians Malaysof 45,079,

1939 wasChinese

56,3828,271,

madeIndians

up of the

1,011,following races:

others (mostly

Thai) 2,007. This total is arrived at by the balancing equation method based on the 1931

census

Chinese,which gave theandtotal

966 Indians 2,114population

others. Ofasthe49,296

otherscomprising 39,716(Siamese).

1,616 were Thai Malays, 6,500

The

figure

densityofisthe1671931 census

to the totalmile.

square shewed an increased of 23;; over the 1921 figures. The

The revenue in the first year of British protection was $145,026. For the Mo-

hamedan

compared yearwith 1358 (1939-40)

$747,756 the revenue

and $700,190 in thewas $798,294

previous year.and expenditure $650,628, as

Kangar, the administrative headquarters of the State, Arau, the Residence of His

Highness the

consisting of anRaja, and Chairman

Official other chiefandvillages are administered

other official and unofficialbymembers

a Sanitary Board

appointed

by

streetthelighting,

State Council.

scavenging,Theconservancy

Board is responsible

rating andforthethe control of theofseveral

administration areas,

the sanitary

and building by-laws.

In 1939, 19,894 pikuls of tin-ore exported from the State, and the direct revenue,

from rents, was $4,618; the export duty paid on the ore amounted to $171,089.

(Note: 1 dollar—2s.4d. 1 picul=133^ lbs.)

 PERLIS C195

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

H. H. The Raja Tuan Syed Alwi, k.b.e., c.m.g.

State Council Deputy Immigration Officer, Kangar

President—H. H. The Raja, Tuan —The Immigration

Deputy Chief of PoliceOfficers, Padang

Syed Alwi, k.b.e., c.m.g. Besar—J. L. J. Haxworth and L.

Vice-President—Tuan Syed Hamzah P. T. Cauvin

British Adviser—E. V. G. Day, m.c.s. Asst. Immigration Officer, Padang

Tuan Haji Mohamed Noor

Tuan Haji Ahmad Besar — Che Ibrahim bin Haji

Wan Ahmad bin Wan Daud Mohamed Sa’aid

Clerk of Council—Syed Alwee win Clerk Interpreter, Pedang Besar—

Syed Idrus Tham Kok Thye

Beitish Advisee’s Office Land Offices

Adviser—E. V. G. Day, m.c.S. Commissioner of Lands & Mines—Che

Office Assistant—Che Abdul Hamid Osman bin Talib, m.c.s.

bin Panjang Leman Deputy Commissioner of Lands &

Chief Clerk—Che Mohd. Saaid bin Pilus Mines—Che Abdullah bin Ahmad

Clerks—Syed Alwee bin Syed Irdus, Land Officers—Tuan Syed Bakar bin

Wan Salim bin Wan Ahmad, Che §lyed Hussain, Tuan Syed Alwi bin

Noh bin Itam and Syed Ahmad bin Syed Hassan and Che Salleh bin

Syed Hussain Eckhardt

Audit Depaetment Clerks Mohd. Hashim bin Haji Din,

State Auditor—The British Adviser Md. Taib bin Safi, Md. Noor bin

Asst. State Auditor—Tuan Sheikh Haji Shamsuddin, Che Din bin

Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim Haji Md. Nor and Mahmood bin

Clerks—Md. Zain bin Ahmad, Syed Haji Abdul Rahman

Omar bin Syed Mohamed, Syed Ali Mining Overseer—Che Khalid bin

bin Syed' Alwi and Md. Hassan bin Haji Abdul Rahman

Mat Boundary Officers—Che Ismail bin

Jasin and Ku Meh bin Ku ’At

Chandu Monopoly Depaeiment Law Couets

Supt.—Tuan Syed Hussain bin Tuan The Senior Court

Syed Safi Judges—The British Adviser, The

Customs Office Chief Judge and The 2nd Judge

Collector of Customs — Tuan Syed The Junior Court

Hussain bin Tuan Syed Safi Chief Judge—Haji Ahmad bin Haji

Chief Clerk—Che Ishak bin Wan Teh Mohamed

2nd Judge—Che Abdul Wahab bin

Education Depaetment Abdullah

Inspector of Schools—J. W. Jefferson 3rd Judge—Syed Bahaldin bin Syed Noh

Visiting Teacher — Che Muhammad Aljumlud

Hashim bin Abdul Rahman Medical Depaetment

Visiting Teacher Koran—Haji Ismail

bin Haji Muhammad Taib Asst. Medical Officer-in-Charge—Dr.

R. Sivasambandan, m.b.b.s. (India),

Immigeation Depaetment d.t.m. & h. (London)

Immigration Officer — The British Dressers—Che Hamzah. Thean Chong

Adviser Hin, E. V. Joseph and S. Rasayah

 C196 PERLIS

Hospitalss Govt. Dispensaries, Infant Prisons Department

Welfare Centres dk Asylums Supt.—The British Adviser

Hospital Hangar Gaoler — Che Mahmud bin Haji

Out door Dispensary (Kaki Bukit) Muhammad

Dresser-in-Charge—Shahab Mirasa

Out-door Dispensary {Sim,pang Public Works Department

Ampat)

Dresser-in-Charge—Ibrahim Executive Engineer—A. D. Campbell,

Health Department B. SC.

Clerk of Works—M. P. Nayar

Asst. Health Officer-in-Charge—Dr. N. Head

Paramanathan, l.m.s. (Singapore) Draftsman Overseer—Che Ali bin Hamzah

Health Nurse—Che Maimunah binti bin H. Abdullah & Surveyor—Megatt Puteh

Abdul Razak Chief Clerk—Haroon bin Ayob

Municipality Clerk—Mansoor bin Saad

Sanitary Board Store-keeper—Abu Bakar bin Munir

Chairman — Che Osman bin Talib,

M.C.S. Sheriah Court

Sanitary Inspector—Che Bahaudin bin

Mohamed Hussain Chief Kathi—Haji Mohamed Noor bin

Clerk—Che Saad bin Noh Haji Mohamed

Police Department Asst. Kathi- Haji Ismail bin Haji

Chief of Police^Che Matt bin Haji Mohamed Taib

Kassim

Personal to Chief of Police—(Vacant) Treasury Department

Inspector of Police—Che Ahmad bin State Treasurer — Haji Ismail bin

Haji Abdul Rahman Haji Ebrahim

Sub-Inspector of Police—Che Hashim Cashier—Md. Noordin bin Md. Saad

kin Muhammad Ariff

Clerks—Che Md. Zain bin Ariff and Chief Clerk—Syed Ahmad Kabeer

Clerks—Che Aim bin Haji Yusoff,

Che Mat bin Md. Daud

Veterinary Conatable—Che Kassim Che Hussain

Hassan bin Osman and Che

bin Che Ali

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IN

MALAYA, SUMATRA, BORNEO, ETC.

Abaco (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.—Sem- Acreage—Total: 1,804, cultivated

enyih P-0 , manager

Selangor (rubber) 1,717

L. Gilbert,

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Allenby Rubber Oo., Ltd.—Eng Kee

braith, Ltd., 7, Martin's Lane, Estate, Johore; Tankah P.O. via

London, E.C. Malacca

Agents—Cumberbatoh & Co., Ltd., A. W. Porter, manager

Kuala Lumpur Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

Acreage — Total: 1,010, cultivated & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

(rubber) 1,010 Acreage—Total: 1,827, cultivated

Algeheene Vereeniging van Rubber- 1,548 (coconuts) 31

planters TER OOSTKUST VAN SUMATRA

CA.V.R.O.S.)—Sumatra Alma Estates, Ltd.—Bukit Mertajam,

Bestuur P. W., Straits Settlements

President—Dr. H. Kolkman H. E Sparke, j.p., manager

Vice-President—J. Morton Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Co., Shanghai

Secretariaat (A.V.R.O.S.) Local Agents—Kennedy, Burkill &

Secretaris—Dr.

Java M. Haisma

Immigranten Bureau der Co., Ltd., Penang

A.V.R.O.S. Acreage—Total: 2,279, cultivated

Directeur—Dr. M. Haima (rubber) 1,954, (coconuts) 20

Administrateur—Ch. H. Paris Alor Gajah Rubber Estate, Lid. -

Algemeen Proefstation der Alor Gajah. Malacca

A.V.R.O.S. Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Directeur—Dr. A. W. K. de Jong agents

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma Secretaries & Registered Office—Der

Dagelijksch Bestuur rick & Co., Singapore

Directeur—Dr. H. Kolkman Acreage — Total : 765, cultivated

Secretaris—Dr. M. Haisma (rubber) 758

Commissie van Toezicht op het Java

Immigranten Bureau der A.V.R. Alor Pongsu Amalgamated Estates,

O.S. Ltd.—Bagan Serai, Perak

President—Dr. H. Kolkman J. G. Miller, manager, Alor Pongsu

Directeur, Botanicus — Dr. A. and BriehOffice—R.

Estates L. Spicer

d’Angremond Registered

Commissie van het Algemeen Proef- Co., 3 and 4, Great Winchester

station der A.V.R.O.S. Street, London, E.C.

President—Dr. J. F. A. M. Buffart Agents^—A. A. Anthony & Co.,

Commissie van Controle op de Penang

Toewijzing van de Ingekomen Aan- Acreage

vragen voor Contractarbeiders (rubber)—1,295

Total: 1,295, cultivated

Allagar Rubber Plantations, Ltd.—

Trong, Perak (F.M.S.) Alpha Bernam Estate—Utan Melin-

R- J. Strong, manager tang, Lower Perak

Registered Office—Planters’ Stores A. Wiberg, manager

and Agency Co., Ltd., 17, St. Acreage — Total: 1,600, cultivated

Helen’s Place, London, E.C. (rubber) 950, (coconuts) 330

C198 EUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Amalgamated-Malay Estates, Ltd.— Acreage — Total: 513, cultivated

Jinjang Estate, Kepong, Selangor (rubber) 505|

A. A. Roberts, manager St. Ives Estate—P. O. Box 132, Kuala

Serdang Estate—Sungei Besi, Se Lumpur— Total : 512, cultivated

Acreage

langor (rubber) 490J

A. A. Roberts, manager Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Registered Office>—Boustead & Co., & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon-

Ltd., 1, Embankment, Kuala don, E.C. 3.

Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 2,541, cultivated

(rubber) 1,955 Amherst Estate (Sel.) Rubber Co.,

Ltd. Jenderak Estate, Gong Halt,

Amalgamated Rubber & General Pahang via Gemas

J. Craig, manager

Estates, Ltd. H. G. Jennings, acting manager

Dolok Estates—P.0. Lima Poeloeh, Secretaries—Kennaway Neame &

Sumatra; Teleph. Poeloeh

Station—Lima 33, Parlanaan. Co., Lloyd’s Avenue, London,

P. Winiger, general manager E.C. 3.

Dolok Taloen Saragih Estates Acreage—Total: 1,657, cultivated

A. H. Schonfield, manager (rubber) 664

Besar Maligas “ B ” Estate Ampat (Sumatra) Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Chr. J. H. van d'er iScheer, acting Ramboeng Estate—Sumatra; Postal

manager Ad: Rampah, Deli, S.O.K.

Besar Maligas “ B ” Estate N. F. M. Burns, manager

E. Wohlgemuth, manager Secretaries — Guthrie & Co., Ltd.,

Bahilang Estate—Teleph. 100, Tebing London

Tinggi Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

K. Hohermut, manager Acreage — Total: 3,140, cultivated

Nagodang Estate (rubber) 1,977

L. H. Nahapiet, manager

Goenoeng Mai ajoe Estate (Gambier

and Oil Palms)—Tanjong Balei Anglo-Java Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

A. Bouvard, head manager porated in England)

Negara Estate Agents — Sandilands, Buttery &

H. Senn, manager Co., Singapore

Secretaries — Eastern Industries

Amber Rubber Estate—Johore Bahru Ltd., King William St., Regis

J. J. Mathews, manager House, London, E.C. 4.

Secretaries and Agents—Sime, Darby Nam Heng Estate—Postal Ad: Kota

& Co., Ltd., Malacca Tinggi, Johore; Teleph. 35; Kota

Tinggi

A. K. D. Neilson, manager

Amherst Estate—Teleph. Bata Caves A. J. Strath, A. B. Agnew, E.

11; P.O. Box 132; Cable Ad: A. Griffin and Ian McArthur,

Amherst, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor assistants

H. F. de C. Lucy, gen. manager Dr. J. N. Dugdale, visiting medical

Acreage—Total: 1,020, cultivated officer

(rubber) 1,001 Acreage—Total: 8,425.14, cultivated

(rubber) 6,250

S. (rubber)

K. Division—Total:

924 939, cultivated

Amherst Estates (Selangor) Rubber

Co., Ltd.—Amherst Estate, Selan- Sungei Papan Estate—Postal Ad:

gor; P.O. Box 132, Kuala Lumpur P.O. c/o Changi, Singapore

Acreage—Total: 1020, cultivated W. B. Martin, manager

(rubber) 1,001 D. Browning, J. R. Weight and

H. F. de C- Lucy, general manager E. N. Callender, assistants

Leonardo Estate—P.O. Box 132, Acreage—Total 7,483.61, cultivated

Kuala Lumpur (rubber) 6,902

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C199

Sungei Kong Kong Estate—Postal Antara Estate—Sabak Bernam, Lower

Ad: Kota Tinggi, Johore Perak

C. M. Botten, manager G. Kylberg, managing proprietor

B. H. Gahan, assistant Acreage — Total: 267, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,994.47, cultivated (rubber) 100, (coconuts) 60

(rubber) 1,887.97

Bukit Tinggi Division — Total Arcadia Bagan

Coconut Estates, Ltd.—

Datoh, Lower Perak

1,117.88, cultivated (rubber) 980.88 J. D. Donald, manager

Anglo-Johore Rubber Estates, Ltd. Registered Office—Lewis, Brown &

Co., Colombo, Ceylon

(Great Britain)—Mersing Estate Agents—Whittall & Co., Kuala

C. T. Hinde, general manager Lumpur

R. J. C. Reaney, assistant

Dr. M. H. Kapadia, r.R.c.g.E., Acreage—Total:

(coconuts) 2,500

3,070, cultivated

visiting medical officer

Acreage—Total: 1,964^, cultivated Argentine Land & Investment Co.,

(rubber) 1,391.12 Ltd., (Incorporated in England),

Anglo-Johore Bekok Estate— Bode Estate—Postal Ad: Sanda^

C. T. Hinde, general manager kan, B.N.B.

A. E. Mullay, visiting agent C. Swan Jones, supt.

Agents: Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

Ltd., Sandakan, Agents

Seremban Secretary and Registered Office—W.

Secretaries & Registered Office — H. Christie,

Henry Gunter & Co., Ltd., 37-38,

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3. Lane, London, 17,

E.C. Street

4. Swithin’s

Acreage—Total: 978.66, cultivated Acreage — Total: 8,120, cultivated

(rubber) 1,136

(rubber) 940

Anglo-Malat Rubber Co., Ltd.—Lin- Asahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Suma-

sum Estate, Rantau, Negri Sembilan traJ. W. Kerr, manager

W. A. Millner,

Terentang manager Gadut

Estate—Sungei C. H. A. Duson, assistant

W. A. Millner, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

O. E. F. Moore, assistant Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

St. Holier Estate—Bahau ' Great Tower Street, London

D. Keir, manager Agents—Harrisons & Orosfields,

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Ltd., Medan

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Ascot Estates, Ltd.—Port Dickson.

London, E.O.

Agents—Harrisons, Barkei & Co., Negri Sembilan

R. M. Robertson, manager

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Registered Office—Gibson, Anderson,

Acreage —

rubber) 5,739Total: 5,739, cultivated Butler & Co., 12, Market Street;

Kuala Lumpur

Anglo^Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd. Avondale Estate—Kuala Selangor,

(Incorporated

han Estate—Sumatra;in Scotland),

Postal Grea-

Ad: Selangor

Bangoen Poerba, Deli; Teleph. 3 Cumberbatch F. B. O’Malley, manager

(Galang); Cable Ad: Anglo-stra, & Co., Ltd'., Kuala

Medan; Codes: BroomhalPa (Rub- Acreage—Total:Lumpur, agents

ber Edition), A.B.C. 5th Edition 359, cultivated

G. R. Shaw, acting manager (rubber) 269

Secretaries and Registered Office— Ayer Hitam Planting Syndicate,

Brewis, Rainie & Boyd, 6, Dar- Ltd.—Selangor

naway Street, Edinburgh J. Miller, manager

Agentsi—Harrisons

Medan & Orosfield, Ltd., Registered Office—Whittall

Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 4,590, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1,520, cultivated

(rubber) 2,548 (rubber) 1,493

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C200 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Ayek Kuning Estate — Taiping, Ayer Taw ah Rubber Plantation Co.,

Perak Ltd., The—Sitiawan, Lower Perak

Tan Eng Seng, manager J. Watson, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—JGeddes Trading

85, Heeren Street, Malacca and Dairy Farm Co., Ltd., 61,

Acreage—Total: 352, cultivated Yuen Ming Yuen Road, Shanghai

(rubber) 331 Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ayer Kuning Estate—Taiping, Perak Acreage — Total: 1,614, cultivated

Ooi Ean Chye, manager (rubber) 1,569

Acreage

(rubber)— 479Total: 485, cultivated Ayer Tengah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Ayer Kuning South, Negri Sembi-

Ayer Kuning (E.M.S.) Rubber Co., lan, F. M. S.; Teleph. 226, Batang Malaka

Ltd,, Bunkit Jelutony & Rasak Es- A. G. Graham, manager

tates—Batu Tiga, Selangor Secretaries and Registered Office—

R. J. Rait, manager Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., 4, Fort

X. D. A. Woodburn and E. W Road, Malacca

Ellaby, assistants Acreage — Total: 985, cultivated

X. T. K Sarny, head clerk (rubber) 901

Y. M. O., Drs. Cameron and Mac- Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Mantin,

kintosh Negri Scmbilan, F.M.S.

W. A. Stanton,

Registered visiting Barlow

Office—Thomas agent & V. C. Cowan, manager

Bro., Ceylon House, 49-51, East- Secretaries and Registered Office—

cheap., London, E.C. Thos. Barlow & Bros., 49-51, East-

Agents—Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum- cheap, London, E.C. 3.

pur Agents—Barlow & Co., Kuala Lum-

Acreage—Total: 6,206,275, planed pur

(rubber) 3322, (oil palms) 960 Acreage — Total : 816, cultivated

(rubber) 783

Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd. — Bag an Serai Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Malacca Postal

Ong Chin Yam, managing director

Yap Swee Lian, assistant R. M.AdDawson,

Registered

: Baganmanager

Serai, Perak

Office—H.

Tan Swi Chay, secretary

Registered Office—18, Jonker Street, Gracechurch Street, S.London,

Pickthall,

E. C.85,3,

Malacca Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Acreage—Total : 1,412, cultivated Bahau Edible Oil Syndicate, The—

(rubber) 945 Postal Ad : Bahau; Railway Sta-

Ayer Panas Rubber Estate, Ltd.— tion : Senama Halt; Teleph. 7,

Jasin Malacca Bahau

C. C. Curran, manager W. Kellitt, proprietor

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., S. C. Howard, do.

Singapore G. R. Stevenson, do.

Acreage—Total: 3,165, cultivated W. H. Pratt, do.

(rubber) 2,894, (coconuts) 40 W. J. Weir, manager

N. Sellathurai, office clerk

Ayer Puteh Estate—Kulah Pilah, Bah Lias Rubber Estates, Ltd., The—

Negri Sembilan Kota Pinang, Sumatra

B. J. P. Joaquim and E. D. Shern, H. G. W. van der Lee, manager

A.proprietors

I. Owen, assistant H.(On

A. J.leave)

Meeuwesen, acting manager

Secretaries and Registered Office V. P. Akkersdijk, assistant

Cumberbatch & Co., Kuala Lum- Registered Office—1-4, Great Tower

pur Street, London

Acreage—Total: 211, cultivated Agents—Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.,

(rubber) 187 Medan

 EUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C201

.Bah Lias Rubbee Estates, Ltd., The, Bangawan Estates, Ltd. — Bangawan

• Gergas Estate—P.O. Bindjei, Deli, Estate via Jesselton, B. N. Borneo

Sumatra A. Thomson, manager

Agents—Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., S.vanMitchell,

Veen C.andG. Beers, P. W.

H. Littlejohn,

Medan assistants

Secretaries & Registered Office — Siew Foong Hee, book-keeper

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4* Dr. Lau Lai, medical officer

Great Tower Street, London, E.C. Agents—Harrisons

: Bahru Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.— Ltd., Jesselton & Crosfield (Borneo),

; Jeram, Selangor London Office—1

ter Street, & 2,E.C.

London, Great

2. Winches-

C. A. Farebrother, manager Acreage — Total: 6,689, cultivated

Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 33, (rubber) 5,981

Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3.

Acreage—Total: 635, cultivated Banir Rubber Estate, Ltd. — Banir,

(rubber) 633 Perak

Bajau Rubber & Produce Estates, P. W. Hatfield, manager

Ltd.—Jurong Road, Bukit Timah, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Singapore & Registered Office—H.P. Kennaway, Neame & Co., 6,

Secretary Lloyd’s Avenue, London, E.C.

Carter, 6, Queen Street, Cheap- Planters’ Stores and Agency Co.,

side, London Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Acreage^—Total: 1,620, cultivated

agents (rubber) 1,485

Acreage

(rubber)—1,026

Total: 1,026, cultivated Banjar Estates, Ltd., Banjar Estate—

Kuala Selangor

Balgownie Rubber Estates, Ltd.— J. M. Ferguson, manager

Kajang, Ulu La-ngat, Selangor Registered Office — The Planters’

Acreage—Total: 871, cultivated Stores (k Agency, Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) 784 Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 553, cultivated (coco-

J. B. Sullivan, manager nuts) 553

Paroi Estate—Sungei Gadut, N.S.

Acreage—Total: 1,217, cultivated Banopdane Rubber Estate, Ltd., Bi-

(rubber) 888 dor, Porak; Teleph. Bidor 235

V. E. H. Rhodes, manager W. Watters, manager

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa- Oumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala

pore Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 11,66, cultivated

Bandar Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd. — (rubber) 774£

Galang, Serdang, Sumatra

W Wuthrich, manager Banteng (Selangor) Rubber Estate,

J. Hoek, assistant Ltd.—Banteng Estate, Selangor

Registered Office—Bunge House, 31, A. J, Reid, manager

, St. Mary’s Axe, London Acreage—Total: 1,264.87, cultivated

Anglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Ltd., (rubber) 1,157.01

Medan, agents Puchong Estate, Puchong

Acreage—Total: 3,727, cultivated A. J. Reid, manager

(rubber) 2,402.90 Acreage—Total: 953.19, cultivated

(rubber) 932.95

Bang Nara Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bang- Postal Ad: Puchong Estate, Pu-

nara (Naradhivas), South Siam chong

A. E. C. Gercke, manager V. G. A. Reeve-Tucker, visiting

Secretaries—The Bangkok Times agent Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Registered

Press, Ltd., Bangkok

Registered Office—Bagueley and Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,

Tooth, New Road, Bangkok London, E.C. 3.

Acreage — Total: 1,280 cultivated Guthrie & Oo., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

(rubber) 492, (coconuts) 80 agents

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BASSETt Rubber, Co., Ltd.—Bagan B.yTu Dua Rubber Estate—Postal

Serai, Perak Ad : Kluang, Johore

A. V. Tyack, manager Pang Kim Seng, manager

Registered Office—Boustead & Co., Pang Eng

Ltd., 1, Weld Quay, Acreage — Guan,

Total:assistant

570, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,771,Penang

cultivated (rubber)

(rubber) 1,022.68, (coconuts) 136

Batak Rabit Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Batu Kawan Rubber & Coconut Plan-

Teluk Anson, Perak tations, Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng-

H. W. Wylie, manager land)—Province Wellesley

A. F. Bruce, planting adviser Commercial Agents—The Societe

J. L. Lowe, asst, adviser Internationale de Plantations et

Agents — Boustead & Co., Ltd., de Finance, Kuala Lumpur

Penang Secretaries & Registered Office—

Registered Office—85, Gracechurch St., The Rubber Estates Agency,

London, E.C. 3. Ltd., Bunge House, 71, St. Mary

Acreage—Total: 1,407.4, cultivated Axe, London, E.C.3.

(rubber) 1,393.6 Batu Kawan Estate

Postal Ad: Simpang Ampat; Cable

Batang Consolidated Rubber Estates. Ad: Reis,

ph. Simpang Simpang

AmpatAmpat;

217. Tele-4$

Ltd.—Batang Malaka, Negri Sem- Miles from Simpang Ampat Rail-

bilan way Station. 4 Miles from Sim-

W. E. Vowler, manager pang Ampat Post Office

Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall & G. S. Reis, j.p., b.sc., manager

Co., 1 and 2, Gracechurch Street, G. A. Moir, b.sc., ph.d., assistant

London, E.C. 3. Lim Jin Kooi, chief clerk

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Mas A. Nayeem, clerk-conductor

Lumpur, agents Teoh Guan Chiang and R. Mar-

Acreage — Total: 2,892, cultivated kandoo, conductors

(rubber) 2,670 Acreage — Total: 5,618, planted

Batang Padang Estate—1st Mile, (rubber) 1,147, (coconuts) 2,116

Pahang Road, Tapah. Perak; Cable Golden Grove Estate

Ad: Reid, Tapah; Codes: Bentley’s Postal Ad: Bukit Mertajam; Cable

& A.B.C. 5th Edition Ad: Reis, Simpang Ampat; Tele-

H. W. Reid, proprietor phone Bukit Mertajam

way Station: 41. Rail-

Bukit Tengah

Acreage—Total: 450, cultivated 446 G. S. Reis, j.p., b.sc., manager

(rubber, etc.) G. V. Samuel, conductor-in*

Batu Anam (Johore) Rubber Estates, charge

Ltd.—Batu Anam, Johore S. Marimuthu, asst, conductor

G. Holderness. manager Acreage — Total: 2,136, planted

General Managers and Secretaries— (rubber) 354, (coconuts) 1,026

J. A. Wattie & Co., Ld., 10, Can- Batu Lima Rubber C0., Ltd. (Incor-

ton Road, Shanghai porated at Sandakan, B.N. Borneo),

Kennedy, Burkil & Co., Ltd., Penang, Batu Lima Estates

agenta — Total: 2,347, cultivated

Acreage Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 1,329, (cocomits) 6 Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

Ltd., Sandakan. B.N. Borneo

Batu Caves Rubber Co., Ltd. (Eng- Batu Lintang Rubber Co.. Ltd.—

land)—Batu Coves, Selangor Serdang, South Kedah

R. Nixon, manager

Registered Office—McMeekin & Co.,

10 and 11, Lime Street, London, A.R. I.C.Reimann,

Calder, manager

assistant

E.C. 3.& Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents Registered Office—Henry Waugh &

Barlow Co., Ltd!., Beach Street, Penang

Acreage—Total: 4,437, cultivated Acreage

(rubber)— Total:

2,2dl| 3,376, cultivated

(rubber) 3,228

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Battj Matang Rubber Plantations, A. S. Tosh, manager

I/td., Batu Matang Estate—Tai- J. S. Laird, visiting agent

ping, Perak. Arras Estate, Enggor, Harrisons, Barker & Co,, Ltd.,

Perak Kuala Lumpur, agents

S. Bayley, manager Acreage— Total : 1,443, planted

Henry Waugh & Oo., Ltd., Penang, (rubber) 1,237

agents Sungei GumutStation,

Kalumpang Estate —2 Postal Ad:

Miles from

Secretaries and Registered Office— Jvalumpang Railway Statipn, Teleph.

Lyall Anderson & Co., 16, Philpot 14 (Tanjong Malim Exchange)

Lane, London, E.C. H. A. Parsons, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,340, cultivated J. S. Laird, visiting agent

(rubber) 1,321 Har.risions, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Batu Rata (Sumatra) Rubber Planta- Kuala Lumpur, agents

tions, Ltd., Batu Rata Si Mahe Acreage — Total : 1,239, planted

and (rubber) 1,200

tra; Bangoen PoerbaBangoen

Postal Ad: Estates —Poerba;

Suma- Rinching Estate—Postal Ad: Se-

menyih, Kajang; Teleph. 22, Se-

Cable Ad : Loeboeq

F. A. Moraux, manager Pakam menyih, 8j Mires from Kajang

J. B. F. Yates, assistant (On leave) Railway

from PostStation

Office and 2\ Miles

L. A. Worley, do. W. H. Brodie, manager

A. Sebimmel, do. J. S. Laird visiting agent

Agents—Hooglandt & Co., Singapore Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Batu Sembilan Estate — Kajang> Kuala Lumpur

Selangor Secretaries—The Batu Tiga (Se-

V. S. Ponnampalam, proprietor langor) Rubber Co., Ltd.

K. Valusamy, manager Registered Office —■ 95a, Chancery

Lane, London, W.C. 2.

Acreage — Total: 123|, cultivated Acreage—Total: 1.349, planted

(rubber) 12o| (rubber) 1,133, (tea) 12

Ratu Tiga (Selangor) Rubber Co., Bearwell Estate—Klang, Selangor

Ltd. (Incorporated in England)— Col. P. W. Parkinson, proprietor

Batu Tiga, Selangor G. M. Browne, manager

Glenmarie Estate—Postal Ad: Batu Commercial Agents—Harper, Gil-

Tiga; Teleph. 214, Petaling; Cable fillan & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Ad: Batutiga. 2£ Miles from Acreage—Total: 1781 (rubber)

Railway Station

T. C. Stuart, manager Beaufort Borneo Rubber Co., Ltd.,

J. S. Laird, visiting agent Planting Companies, etc., Woodford

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Estate—Beaufort, via Jesselton, B.N.

Kuala Lumpur, agents Borneo

Acreage—Total: 2,000.20, planted J. S. Morris, manager

(rubber) 1,902 Thomas Chung, chief clerk

Batu Estate—Postal Ad: Sentul, Eastern Agents — Guthrie & Co.,

Kuala Lumpur; Teleph. 69281, Kuala Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.

Lumpur; Miles from Kuala Lumpur

Railway Station

T. C. Stuart, manager Beaumont Estate—Klang, Selangor

J. S. Laird, visiting agent Yap Han Swee, sole proprietor

Harrisons. Barker & Co., Ltdv Lee Kar— Soon,

Acreage Total:conductor

422, cultivated

Kuala Lumpur, agents (rubber) 422

Acreage—Total:

865 900, planted (rubber)

Bukit Kiara Estate—Postal Ad: Bedford Plantations, Ltd. (F.M.S.)

Bukit Kiara; P.Q. Box 206, Old —Slim River, Perak; Teleph. Slim

Damansara Road, Kuala Lumpur; River 228; Cable Ad: Callard, Slim

Teleph. 2331. 6i Miles from Kuala River

Lumpur Railway Station E. M. R. Callard, manager

0204 ftUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries and Agents —1 Harper Beng Kong Seng Estate—90, Jonker

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd ., Kuala Street, Malacca

Lumpur

Acreage — Total: 956, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—90,

Jonker Street, Malacca

(rubber) 791 Acreage — Total: 231, cultivated

(rubber) 231

Behrang Estate — Tanjong Malin,

Perak Benta Rubber Estates, Ltd. — Raub,

C. T. de B. Whitehouse, managing Pahang

director W. G. Ashford, manager

C. L. Edmonds, assistant Agents and Secretaries—Harrisons,

Dr. Bedell, medical officer Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum.

Acreage — Total: 956, cultivated pur

(rubber) 505 Acreage—Total: 3,353.47, cultivated

Behrang Mtjda Estate — Tanjong (rubber) 1,946.21

Malim, Perak Bengal Estate—13th Mile Coast

Mrs. 0. T. de B. Whitehouse, pro- Road, Port Dickson

prietor B. B. Sen Gupta, manager

C. L. Edmonds, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 415, cultivated Bengal Estate, Port Dickson

(rubber) 142 Acreage — Total: 273, cultivated

Bekoh Consolidated Rubber Estate, (rubber and coconuts) 269, rubber

Ltd. (Incorporated in England), (all mature) 247

Johor© and Malacca Estates—Postal

Ad : Bokok Estate, Asaham, Malacca, Beranang (Selangor) Rubber Planta-

S.S.j Cable Ad: McKerrow, Asaham tions, Ltd.—Bangi, Sela*gor; Tel.

W. M. McKerro'W, manager

Registered Office—Sharpe, Estall & No. 24 Kajang; Cable Ad: Buxton,

Co., Ld., 1 and 2, Gracechurch Bangi C. A. Buxton, manager

Street, London, E.C.

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Registered

Walsingham

Office — Boustead Bros.,

Lumpur, agents London, E.C.House,

Acreage—Total: 3,63l, planted 2,671 Boustead 3. Seething Lane,

(Johore 2,307, Malacca 364) & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Belata River (Sel.) Rubber Estates,

Ltd. (Incorporated in England)1— Bernam-Perak Anson, Rubber Plantations,

Nearest Telegraph Office & Railway Ltd.—Teluk Perak

Station, Kerling 7 Miles; Teleph. Acreage — Total:manager

J. E. Staley,

2860, cultivated

Kuala Kubu 11; Cable Ad: Belata, (rubber) 2,050

Kerling

P. Paxton Harding, manager

Agents—Harper Gilfillan & Co., Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd.—Ulu Bernam

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Estate, Perak; Postal Ad: Ulu

Secretaries & Registered Office- Bernam, Perak; Cable Ad: Pal-

Taylor Noble & Co., Ltd., Adelai- mo, UluTwon

bernam; Railway Station: Teluk

deLondon,

House;E.C.4.

King William Street, Anson

Acreage — Total: 1,775, cultivated W. 0. Grut, general manager

(rubber) 1,360 L. K. Pay, field manager

P. Bedey,

H. C. Madsen, assistant

do.

Belian Wangi Estate—Port Dickson, A. S. Lehmann Nielsen, chief

Negri Sembilan engineer

Mrs. I. Battishill, owner Acreage — Total: 8,556, cultivated

C. H. Ryues, manager (oil palms) 15,

(Coconut) 6,496,(Building

(tea) 50,Sites

(Rubber) 10,

& Car-

Acreage — Total: 140, cultivated dens) 55, (Reserve) 1,930

(rubber) 140

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C20S

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., Beulah Rubber Estate—Postal Ad:

Rantau, Negri Sembilan

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan A. T. M. Lane, proprietor

W. R. Stothard, manager F. R. Poole, do.

Boustead & Co., Ld., agents, Kuala Agents - Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Lumpur, Selangor Kuala Lumpur

Registered Office—H. Read Smith, Acreage — Total: 200, cultivated

4, London Wall Buildings, Lon- (rubber) 200

don, E.C. 2.

Acreage — Total: 3,280, planted Beverlac (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.

(rubber) 2,766 —Beverlac. Klang, Selangor

A. H. Mortimer, manager

Bertam Consolidated Rubber Co., Secretaries & Registered Office—Lee-

chman & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

Ltd. (Incorporated in England) Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Bertam Estate agents

Postal Ad: Kepala Batas, Province Acreage—Total : 312, cultivated

Wellesley; Tel. Ad: Calapah, (rubber) 295

Kepala Batas; Teleph. 25, Kepala

Batas. Distance from Railway Bidor Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Bidor,

Station: Tassek Glugor, 8 Miles,

Prai 14 Miles. Distance from Perak A. E. Gourlay, manager

Telegraph Office: Kepala Batas, 1 Registered Office—Bosanquet, Traill

Mile & Co., Towers House, 40, Trinity

H. E. Roberton, gen. manager Square, London. E.C. 3.

J. H. Worth, assistant Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

K. A. G. Hague, do. Lumpur, agents

E. T. Pike, do. Acreage—Total: 1,658, cultivated

H. L. H. B. Barry, do. (rubber) 1,295

Vellasamy Pillay Karuppayan.,

chief clerk & book-keeper Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Victoria

Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe- Estate, Kedah

nang W. C. Warrack, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office- Registered Office—Harrisons & Oros-

Read Smith & Co., Ltd., 4 London field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St.,

Wall Buildings, London Wall, London, E.C.

London, E. C. 2.

Acreage—Total: 13,223, cultivated Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd., The—Nort

(rubber) 7,758, (coconuts) 469 Labis Estate, Labis, Johore

Taisho, Tanah Panjis Estates C. G. Tanner, manager

(Batu Chapping and Sungei Gesong) Registered assistants

Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Postal Ad: Bahau, N.S. Distance field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

from Railway Station: 1 Mile. London, E.O. 3

Distance from Telegraph Office: Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

£ Mile Teleph. 8 Bahau Kuala Lumpur, agents

Tanah Panjis Estate (Balamah). Acreage—Total: 5,540.56, cultivated

Distance from Railway Station: (rubber) 2,874.41

1/4 Mile. Distance from Tele-

graph Office: 1/4 Mile Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Sungkai,

W. R. Stothard, manager Perak

R, H. Pantling, div. assistant S. Y. Macqueen, manager

Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe- •T. R. Gardner, assistant

nang and Kuala Lumpur Registered

Secretaries & Registered Office-

Read Smith & Co., Ltd., 4, London field, Ld.,Office—Harrisons

1-4, Great Tower& Cros-

St.,

Wall Buildings, London Wall, London, E.C.

London E.C. 2. Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 3,966, cultivated Acreage Kuala Lumpur, agents

(Rubber) 2,628 — Total: 2,924.3, planted

(rubber) 2,635.27

C206 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Bikam Rubber Estate, Ltd., Tebolang Brad wall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate,

Estate—Malacca; Postal Ad: Te- Ltd., The—Negri Sembilan

bong (S.S.) via Tampin (F.M.S.); A. Fraser, manager

Station: Tebong; Teleph. Tebong 9 D. W. Harvey and J. G. Speirs,

Rex Duncan, manager assistants

R.visiting

O. Jenkins

agentsand J. Winchester, Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

Bro., 49-51, Eastcheap, London,

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., E.

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Barlow & Go., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 3,504, cultivated

Bintan Estate—Riouw ’Archipelago, (rubber) 2,915

N. E. 1. Postal Ad: P.O. Box 83.

Singapore

N. V. E. Mij “Bintan Plantations, Brauntson (Malay) Rubber Estates,

Ltd.,” proprietors Ltd., Brauntson Estate — Jeram,

Acreage—2,069 hectares, cultivated Selangor

(rubber) 1,356 ha, (coconuts) 24 H. C. Mustard, manager

bouws Registered Office—Naftel, Ruther-

ford & Marshall, 20, Eastcheap,

London, E.C. 3.

Bintang Rubber Estates,Ltd.—Chahia Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Bintang Estate—Seremb an, Negri Kuala Lumpur

Sembilan Acreage—Total: 1,485, cultivated

H. (rubber) 1,465

M. L.M.Phillip,

James,manager

manager(Acting)

(On leave)

Agents — Harper Gilfillan & Co., British Borneo Para Rubber Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Ltd., The, Beaufort Estate—B.N.

Registered Office—Queensland Bldg., Borneo; Postal Ad; Beaufort via Jessel-

84,William Street, Melbourne ton:

Acreage — Total: 250, cultivated Codes:Cable

A. B.Ad:

C. Bintang, Beaufort:

5th. Edition and

(rubber) 232 Broomhall’s

G. S. Tuxford, manager

Blackwater Estate (Klang) Rubber J. C. Bryant, visiting agent

Co., Ltd.—Klang, Selangor Ambrose Lim, head clerk

A. H. Mortimer, manager Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste-

C. E. Bernard, supt. wart & Go., 87, West Regent St.,

Registered Office—Skrine & Go., Glasgow

Colombo Acreage—Total: 3,188, cultivated

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, (rubber) 1,460

agents British-Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. —

Acreage—Total: 1,371, cultivated Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 687 A. R. Thompson, general manager

H. A. S. Hughes, assistant

Boonoon Estate—Sepahg, Selangor H. D. Bidlake, do.

If.Planters

H. Bagnall, J. Lindsay, do.

Loans proprietor

Board, managers P. Rajaiah, office clerk

Registered Office—H. L. Turner, 2a,

Acreage—Total: 99, cultivated (rubber) Eastcheap, London, E.C.

99 Acreage

Borelli Rubber Co., Ltd., the (Incor- 3,000, —cultivated

Kubang (rubber)

Estate: Total:

2,320;

porated in F.M.S.), Bukit Kledek Jindaram Estate: Total: 2,000,

Estate—Negri Sembilan; Postal and cultivated' (rubber) 1,200

Cable Ad: Ayer Kuning South Broadwater Estate—Sungei Siput,

A. M. Maxwell, manager Perak; Cable Ad : Trevor, Sungei

Secretaries and Registered Office— Siput, Perak

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- T. Trevor, proprietor & manager

pur Acreage — Total: 200, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,536, cultivated (rubber) 180, (coconut) 15

(rubber) 1,445

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Broga Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Negri Brunei (Borneo) Rubber & Land

Sembilan Co., Ltd., Labu Estate—Postal Ad:

J. R. E. Hill, manager Brunei via Labuan, S.S.; Cable Ad:

Registered Office—No. 1, Embank- Brunite

ment, Kuala Lumpur F. B. Giffening, manager

Agents and Secretaries—Cumber- Seet Bor Onn,

Yap Hen Han, dresser

clerk

batch & Co., Ld., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Kingsland Estate, Semen- Registered Office—Broad St. House,

Old Broad Street, London, E.C. 2-

yih, Selangor: Total: 1,068, culti-

vated (rubber) 1,065

Bukit Batu Estate, Tampin, Negri Brunei United Plantations, ILtd.

Sembilan : Total: 1,029, cultivated (Incorporated in Straits Settlements)

(rubber) 622 —S.S.; Cable Ad: Lynn, Brunei

Labugama Estate, Kuala Pilah, G. de L. Clifford, manager

N.S. 335

ber) : Total: 335, cultivated (rub- Secretaries and Registered Office—

Evatt & Co., N. T. S. Building

Brooklands (Selangor) Rubber Co., Acreage Singapore

Ltd.—Banting, Selangor — Total: 3,812, cultivated

P. C. Fisher, manager (rubber) 1, 521

Registered Office — Boustead Bro- Bruseh Rubber Estates, Ltd., Brusek

thers, Ltd , Seething Lane, London

Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Estate—Bidor, Perak

J. J. Matthews, manager

agents

Acreage — Total: 6,328, cultivated Registered Office—Borneo Co., Ld.,

28, Fenchurch Street, London,

25(rubber) 5,701|, (coconuts) 12, (tea) Borneo

E.C. 3

Go., Ltd., Singapore, agents

Broome Rubber Plantations, Ltd. (In- Acreage—Total: 1,536.39, cultivated

(rubber) 1,322.87, (mine) 156.98

corporated in England), Broome

Estate, Balau Estate and Eldred

Estate—Postal Ad: Bangi, Selangor; Bua Bua Estate—Klang, Selangor

Cable

F. J.Ad:Pratt,

Broome,

generalKajang

manager Goh Hock Huat, proprietor

Acreage — Total: 150, cultivated

C.D.W.Hornidge,

Warner, L.F.J.Riley

P. Carey, J.

and G. A. (rubber) 140, (pineapple and

Miles, assistants fruits) 10

Secretary and Registered Office— Bukit Badang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

F. C. Rycroft, 98, Great Tower Merbau Estate, Jeram, Selangor

St., London, E.C. 3. (Distance from Post Office and Tele-

Acreage —Total: 7,948, cultivated graph Office: 9 Miles)

(rubber) 7,135 W. H. Gilliland, manager

Bruas Perak Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Registered Office—Planters’ Stores

and Agency Co., Ltd., 17, St.

Bruas, Perak Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate, Lon-

T. K. Wilson, manager don, E.C 3.

Registered Office—McDonald, Ste- Planters’ Stores and Agency Co.,

wart & Co., West Regent Street, Ltd., agents

Glasgow

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,122

l,130j, cultivated

Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 760^, cultivated Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi-

(rubber) 633 cate, Ltd.—Batang Berjuntai, Se-

Bruas Rubber Co., Ltd., Bruas and langor M. K. Nair, in-charge

Gelang Gajah Estates—Postal Ad : Agents, Secretaries and Registered

Bruas, Perak Office—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

S. B. Palmer, general manager Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Penang

Acreage—Total: 1,843, cultivated Acreage — Total : 1,136^, cultivated

(rubber) 1,538 (rubber) 978

0208 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Bukit Cloh Rubber Co., Ltd.—Jeram, Agents and Secretaries—Cumber-

batch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Selangor

C. A. Farebrother, manager Acreage—Total: 1,837, cultivated

Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 33, (rubber) 1,753

Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3.

Acreage — Total: 1,111, cultivated Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(rubber) 1,091 Malacca

Bukit Darah (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ong Chin Yam, managing dir.

Ltd.—Sungei Buloh, Selangor Koh Cheng Kee, assist.

D. F. Hutton, manager Secretary—Tan Swi Chay, Register-

G. Shelton Agar, visiting agent ed Office: 18, Jonker St., Malacca

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,674-3-37, cultivated

(rubber) 1,289-3-37

Cumberbath & Co., Ltd., Colombo

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur1,000, cultivated (rub- Bukit Kepong Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

, Acreage—Total:

ber) 890 Bukit Kepong and Bolton Estates—

Kepong, Selangor

Bukit Ijok (Selangor) Rubber Co., W. Leggatt, manager

Ltd.—Jeram, Selangor; Cable Ad: Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ld.,

Ijokruboo, Jeram Kuala Lumpur

W. T. Rowe, manager

Agents—Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal

Malacca

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & Ad:G. 3,C. First Cross Street, Malacca

S. Rabjohn, Chairman

Co., Ltd., 14, Leadenhall Street,

London, E.C. 3. Loh Kim Swi, Director

Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office —

(rubber) 1,500 Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Acreage — Total: 230, cultivated

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estates, Lid., (rubber) 224

Rengo Malay Estate — Kluang,

Johore Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

G. E. Clarke, manager Salama, Perak

K. K. Hin, clerk E. W. Jacques, manager

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Secretary and Registered Office—E.

Kuala Lumpur, agents T. Jacques, Matang, Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office- Acreage — Total: 796, cultivated

Bright and Galbraith Ltd., 7, (rubber) 555

Martin’s Lane, Cannon Street,

London, E.C. 4

Acreage — Total: 2,625, cultivated Bukit Kubu Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(rubber) 1,692 Negri Sembilan

Bukit Kajang Rubber Estate, Ltd.— RegisteredM. L. Phillips, manager

Malacca Office—S. J. War nock,

W. E. Ainger, manager 84-88, William Street, Melbourne,

Australia

Registered Office—Bright and Gal- Agents — Derrick & Co., Singapore

braith, Ltd., 7, Martin’s Lane,

Cannon Street, E.C. 4.

Acreage—Total: 3,636, cultivated Bukit Lintang Bubber Estates, Ltd.

(rubber) 3,271 —Malacca

R. J. Mc’Carry, manager

Bukit Kamuning Bubber Estates, Registered Office—Greenhill & Clap-

Ltd.—Selangor perton, c.a., 31, George Street,

S. M. Martin, manager Edinburgh

M. Krishnasamy, conductor Agents — Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.,

Lee Sem Kee, clerk Malacca

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Bukit Mertajam Rubber Co., Ltd.— Bukit Rajah Rubber Co., Ltd. (In-

Kulim, South Kedah corporated in England), Divisions:

A. J.Forbes, manager Bukit Rajah, Boon Hean, New

G. E. Angier, C. H. Morgan, E. Eskdale, Sungei Binjai and Sungei

Leggatt, G. Scott Eames, J. E. Rasa — Postal Ad : Klang,

Bonnalie, assts. Selangor; Teleph. 44; Cable Ad: Ra-

Registered Office — R. Lawrence jah; Distance from Klang

Spicer & Co., 3 and 4, Great Win- Railway Station: 3 Miles;

chester Street, London E.C. Distance from Klang Telegraph

Acreage—Total: 13,560.28, cultivated Office: 3 Miles

(rubber) 9,389.97, (coconuts) 111 T. J. McGann, general manager

Bukit Nilai Rubber Estates, Ltd.— R. A. Witham, R. F. Carey and A. S.

Negri Sembilan Hogan, divisional assistants

D. Farquharson Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Registered Office—Planters’ Stores Kuala Lumpur

and Agency Co., Ltd., London Secretary & Registered Office—A. W.

Smith, 37-38, Fenchurch Street,

London, E.C. 3.

Bukit Palong Syndicate, Ltd.—Port Acreage — Total: 5,954i, cultivated

Dickson, Negri Sembilan (rubber) 4,810f

M. H. Cocke, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office — Bukit Rimau Estate, Ltd.—Batu Tiga,

Mansergh and Tayler, 50, Birch Selangor

Road, Seremban S. M. Martin, manager

Acreage — Total: 542, cultivated Lee Sem Kee, clerk

(rubber) 515 K. Guru, conductor

Agents and Secretaries—Cumber-

Bukit Panjong, Ltd.—Jeram, Selan- batch & Co., Kuala Lumpur

gor Acreage — Total: 421, cultivated

A. J. Gomm, manager

Agents—Harper, Gilhllan & Co., Ltd., (rubber) 401

Kuala Lumpur

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Bukit Selangor Rubber Estates

Co., Ltd., Adelaide House, King (1920), Ltd.—Selangor

William Street, London Bukit Selangor Estates

Acreage—Total: 2,013.40, cultivated (Bukit Rotan, Java Selangor and

(rubber) 1,990.24 Tanjong Pasir Divisions)

C. P. H. Duncan, manager

Bukit Pulai Rubber Estate, Ltd.— B. Wolde, assistant

Johore; Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

Bahru; Postal Ad: Masai;

P.O. Box P. O. Johore

501, Singapore Walsingham House, London, E.C.

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

M. A. Innes, manager Acreage

L. A. M. Lock, assistant

Agents—Sandilands (rubber)— Total:

2,520| 3,342, cultivated

Box 541, SingaporeButtery & Co., P.O.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Bukit Sembawang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

British Industries & General Singapore

Investment Trust, Ltd., Dashwood T. E. Andrews, manager

E. C. 2. 69, Old Bai Street, London,

House, Secretaries and Registered Office—

British Industries and General

Acreage—Total: 4,310 cultivated Investment Trust, Ltd., Dashwood

(rubber) 2,762 House, 69, Old Broad Street, Lon-

don, E.C. 2.

Bukit Putus Estate—Tebong, Malacca Commercial Agents — Sandilands,

A. Simpson, manager Buttery & Co., Singapore

Acreage — Total: 432, cultivated Acreage — Total: 6,62], cultivated

(rubber) 360 (rubber) 5,236

O2IJ0 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Btjkit Setongkol Estate—Postal Ad: Buloh Akar Estate (1921), Ltd. (In-

Bukit iSetongkol, Kuantan, Pahang corporated Perak,in F.M.S.

F.M.S.)—Postal Ad:

Mrs. E. H. Lawrence, proprietress Parit, ; Teleph. Parit

10; Cable Ad: Huntsman, Parit.

E. H. Lawrence, manager Distance

Bukit TamBu'n Estates, Ltd.—Bukit 27£ Miles;fromDistance

RailwayfromStation, fpoh:

Post Office,

Mertajam, Province Wellesley' Parit: 9 Miles

R. G. Ladell, manager Directors—G. Huntsman (chair-

Registered Office—Bukit Tambun man), H. Huntsman, P. D.

Estates, Ld., 149, Leadenhall St., Leake, J. S. Ferguson and H.

London, E.C. 3. R. Rix

Manager—G. Huntsman

Financial Agents—McAuliffe, Davis Secretaries

& Hope, Penang & Registered Office —

Browne Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh;

Cable Ad: Bukarstat, Ipoh

Bukit Tempueong Estate—Postal Ad: Acreage — Total: 1199, cultivated

(rubber) 1152

Rembau, Negri Sembilan

W. H. W. Gubbins, proprietor

Secretaries and Registered Office — Buloh Rasap Rubber Plantations,

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban Ltd, Buloh Kasap Estate—Segamat,

Acreage

(rubber)— 92Total: 105, cultivated Johore

R. A. M. Stradling, manager

H. E. Nixon, visiting agent

Bukit Timah Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Boustead & Co., Ltd., No. 1, The

Embankment, Kuala Lumpur

Singapore

Tan Piah Eng, manager Acreage—Total: 2,710, cultivated

Secretaries & Registered Office— (rubber) 1,733

Evatt & Go., Singapore

Acreage — Total: 478, cultivated Buloh River Rubber Estate—Johore;

(rubber) 386| Postal Ad: c/o Post Office Masai,

Bukit Toh Alang Rubber Estate— S. J.Johore; Teleph: Masai 28

L. Gorddard, manager

Jarak Station, Province Wellesley; Societe Internationale de Planta-

P.O. Kapala Batas, Province Wel- tions et de Finance, Kuala Lum-

lesley pur, agents

O. L. Ching, manager Acreage — Total: 1,662, cultivated

(rubber) 1,609

Bukit Tupah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Kedah Buntar Rubber Estates, Ltd., Buntar

R. St. J. Gore, manager

Registered Office — Rubber Estate Estate, Serdang, (South Kedah

T. W. Carey, manager

Agency, Bunge House, 71, St. Agents—S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur

Mary’s Axe, London, E.C. 3. Secretaries and Registered Office—

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents The Rubber Estate Agency, Bunge

Acreage—Total: 2,278, cultivated House, 71, St. Mary Axe, London,

(rubber) 1,529, (coconuts) 82 E.C. 3.

Chempedak Estate Acreage—Total: 1,135£, cultivated

C. H. Paramor, manager (rubber) 1,011^

Acreage — Total: 1,351, cultivated

(rubber) 1,192

Bute Plantations (1913), Ltd.—Nilai,

Bukit Untong Rubber Co., Ltd.— Negri Sembilan

C. H. O. Strettell, manager

Postal Ad: Ulu Puting Estate, Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Agents

Siliau, Negri Sembilan Secretaries & Registered Office—

A. Simpson, manager A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Agents & Secretaries — Mensergh &

Tayler, Ltd., Seremban Acreage

Acreage—Total : 514, planted 434 (rubber)— 1673

Total: 1922, cultivated

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Cairo (Malay) Rubber Syndicate, Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Simpang Estate, Simpang Ampat,

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

J. T. Smith, manager Province Wellesley

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., P. H. Begbeg, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 1,405, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office —

Eastern Industries, Ld.

(rubber) 1,293 Acreage — Total: l,255j, cultivated

(rubber) 945^ (coconuts) 281

Caledonian (Selangor) Rubber Co., Aver Putch Division

Ltd., Ulu Caledonian Estate-—Ulu Acreage—Total: 811, cultivated (rubber)

Yam, Selangor; Office at Batu Arang * 709|, (coconuts) 8

A. P. Atkin, manager

J. W. Leach, assistant-in-charge , Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

G. C. Bailey, Rawang, visiting Padang Piol Estate, via Kuala

agent

Secretaries & Registered Office — Lipis, Pahang

Dicken, Anderson & Co., Cannon Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Street, London

Agents—Whittall k Co., Kuala Lum- Secretaries and Registered

Eastern Industries, Ltd., Office—

King

pur William St. House, London, E.C.

Acreage — Total: l,360i, cultivated Acreage — Total: 741, cultivated

(rubber) 1,197 (rubber) 222

Carnarvon (Selangor) Rubber Co., j Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Ltd.—Kuala Selangor; Teleph. 37 Dovenby, Simpang, Krian Road,

Carnarvon Estate Padang Piol, Tong Hing and Cen-

Capt. J. M. Ferguson, manager tral Paloh Estates

A. Shiels, assistant E. St. Clair Morford, manager

Registered Office—The Planters’ (Dovenby Estate)

Stores and Agency Co., Ld., 17, manager (Krian Road Estate)

St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate,

London, E.C. P. H. Begbey, manager (Simpang

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Estate)

Kuala Lumpur, agents R. A. Coles, manager (Tong Hing

Estate)

Castlefield (Klang) Rubber Estate, F. (Tong

R. C.Hing

Calthrop,

Estate)asst, manager

Ltd.—Selangor R. C. Weston, visiting manager

James Neilson, manager (Padang Piol Estate)

E. L. Rendle, assistant R. L, Inder, manager (Central

Ian Sharpe Smith, do. Paioh Estate)

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.,

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, Kuala Lumpur, agents

Cannon Street, London, E.C. 4.

Commercial Agents — Cumberbatch Secretaries and Registered Office —

Eastern Industries, Ltd., King

& Cb., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur William Street, London, E.C. 4.

Acreage — Total: 3,455, cultivated Acreage—Total: 11,357.05, cultivated

(rubber) 3,302 (rubber and coconuts) 9,589.93

Central Johore Rubber Estate, Ltd. Central Sumatra Rubber Estates,

—Niyor, Kluang, Johore Ltd., Bah

W. Murray, manager

Registered Office—Shaw, Darby & Tinggi, Deli, Boelian

SumatraEstate—Tebing

S. A. Robinson, manager

Co., Ltd., 14 and 19, Leadeiihall Harrisons

Street,Darby

London, & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

Sime, & Co.,E.C.

Ltd.,3. Malacca, agents

agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

(rubber) 1,555 Gt. Tower St., London, W.C. 3.

C212 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Cetoe Estate—Postal Ad. Rantau, Charlesland Estate—Bagan Serai,

F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Rasmussen, Perak

Rentau Railway Station, Seremban Mrs. Symons, proprietress

F. O. Rasmussen, proprietor S. B. Palmer, Bruas, Perak,

Acreage — Total: 292|, cultivated attorney,

(rubber) 290 M. Asaipillai, manager

Ferguson & Palmer, Bruas, manag-

Ceylon Planters’ Rubber Syndicate, ing agents

Ltd. — Pendamaran Estate, Port Acreage — Total: 213, cultivated

Swettenham (rubber) 208

E. R. Reger, manager

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Chembong Malay Rubber Co. (1920),

Kuala Lumpur Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Secretaries—Oumberbatcih & Co., J. Chalmers, manager

Ltd., Colombo, Ceylon Registered Office—Boustead Bros.,

Acreage — Total: 928, cultivated Walsingham House, Seething Lane,

(rubber and coconuts) 806 London, E.C. 3.

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

Changkat Kongsi, Ltd.—Postal Ad: pur, commercial agents

Banting, Selangor Acreage—Total: 2,824, cultivated

G. F. Brown, manager (rubber) 2,660

Agents & Secretaries — Whittall &

Co., Kuala Lumpur Chemor United Rubber Co., Ltd. (In-

Acreage—Total: 513, planted (rub- corporated in Hongkong), Batu Dua

ber) 303|, (coconuts) 211 Estate—Postal Ad: Batu Dua Estate,

c/o

Perak;KotaCable

Bahroe Estate, Gopeng,

Ad : Dawson, Gopeng,

Changkat Salak Rubber & Tin, Ltd.- Perak ; Distance from Rail-

Salak North, Perak way Station: 2 Miles, Telegraph

C.R. R.D. Little,

Brown,general

assistantmanager Office: 2 Miles

J. H. S. Rawson, do. Raymund M. Dawson, manager

Secretaries—Gibson, Hon. Mr, S, B. Palmer, visiting agent

& Co., Kuala LumpurAnderson, Butler Local Agents—Kennedy, Burkill &

Co., Ltd., Penang

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- Secretaries—J. A. Wattie & Co.,

son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. Vin- Ltd., Shanghai

cent St., Glasgow Acreage—Total: 587-3-25, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 3,991, cultivated (rubber) 565-1-00

(rubber) 3,900

Changkat Serdang Estates, Ltd.— Chemor United Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Taiping, Perak Ipoh, Perak; Teleph. 220, Chemor

W. de B. MacLaren, manager A. E. L. Smith, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office— Secretaries

J. A. Wattie& &Registered Office—

Co., Shanghai

Evatt & Co., Singapore Kennedy, Burkijl & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage — Total: 1,034, cultivated Penang, agents

(rubber) 977 Acreage—Total: 1,370, cultivated

(rubber) 1,350

Chan Wing & Sons,Ad:Ltd.Jagoh,

in Johore)—Postal (Incorporated

Johore

Chan Wing, managing director Cheng Rubber Estates, Ltd., Cheng

H. K. Wu, manager Estate—Postal Ad: c/o Kelemak

Acreage — Total: 6,464, cultivated Estate, Alor Gajah, Malacca

(rubber) 6,400 Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Penang, agents

Chan Yee Seng Estate—Salak North, Secretaries—J.

Canton Road,A. Shanghai,

Wattie & Co., 93,

Chinese

Perak P.O. Box 566

Madam Mak Lin Sin, proprietor Acreage — Total: 1,686, cultivated

Ohan Tuck Hor, manager (rubber) 1,622

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Cherang Tcjli Estate—Pasir Puteh, Chimpul (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates,

Kelantan; Cable Ad: Kennedy, Ltd.—Ayer Kuning South, Negri

Pasir Puteh Sembilan, F.M.S.; Teleph. 226,

E. L. Kennedy, manager Batang Malaka

London Office—83, Cannon Street, A. G. Graham, manager

London, E.C. 4 Sime, Darby & Co., Malacca, agents

Cheras Rubber Estates, Secretaries and Registered Office—

jang, Ulu Langat, SelangorLtd.—Ka- Shaw, Darby & Co., 14 & 19, Lea-

denhall Street, London, E.C. 3.

T. P. War in, manager

Secretaries & Registered Office^— Acreage—Total:

(rubber)

2,110.87, cultivated

1,533.43

Boustead & Co , 149, Leadenhall

Street, London

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Chota

pur, agents

Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sentul

P. O., Selangor

Acreage — Total: 1,770, cultivated D. M. Atwell, manager, Segambut

(rubber) 1,581 Estate

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Ohermang Development, Ltd.—Lan- Secretaries Lumpur, agent

chang Estate, Mentakab, Pahang & Registered Office—

R. A. Rainnie, manager Bright and Galbraith, Ld., 7, Mar-

H. E. Nixon, visiting agent tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, Lon-

Secretaries and Registered Office— don

Evatt & Co., French Bank Build-

ing, Singapore Chungloon Rubber Estate (1932), Ltd.

Acreage — Total: 3,691, cultivated THE--Chungloon Estate, Jitra, Ke-

(rubber) 2,006, (foodorops) 20 dah

Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates, Ltd. K. P. Hudson, manager

(England), Rubber and Cbconuts— McAuliffe,R. J. Augustin, assistant

Kuala Kurau, Perak Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Eric T. Boyd, manager Penang, agents

W. H. Bruce, A. S. F. Percival, Secretaries and Registered Office—

E. B. Ridsdel & Co., 411-419,

W. E. Peacock and P. G. E. Salisbury House, London Wall,

Corbin, assistants London, E.C.

Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bros., Acreage—Total: 1,006.60, cultivated

Ceylon House, Eastcheap, London. (rubber) 916.64

E. C.

Barlow & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Chulsa (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

agents

Acreage — Total: 7,662, cultivated SelangorG. L. O’Hara Hickson, manager

(rubber) 2,865, (coconuts) 4,130 Registered Office—C. A. Goodricke &

Cheviot Rubber, Ltd.—Labu, Negri Co., 9, Billiter Square, London,

Sembilan E.C. 3.

Cheviot Estate

H. W. C. McCutcheon, manager Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban,

agents

B. N. Smith Laing and M. B. Acreage — Total: 1,757, cultivated

Phillips, assistants (rubber) 1,562^

Acreage—Total: 3,534, cultivated

(rubber) 3,104 Cicely Rubberin Estates

Middleton Estate—Rompin

F. I. Hamilton Moore, manager corporated England),Co,, Ltd.Estate

Cicely (In-

W. Martyn Harvey, assistant —Postal Ad: Teluk Anson, Lower

Secretaries and Registered Office— Perak, F.M.S.; Teleph. 4; Cable Ad:

CicelyRailway

Estate,Station;

Teluk Anson;

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- from

church Street, London, E.C. 3 2 Miles; Distance

Distance

from Telegraph Office:

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage — Total : 3,711, 2 Milescultivated

agents (rubber)Estate—Postal

Kampar 3,277 Ad: Kampar,

Acreage—Total

(rubber) 3,615: 3,906, cultivated Perak, F.M.S.; Teleph. 74; Cable Ad:

0214 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kampar Estate, Kampar; Dis- Connemara Estate, Ltd. — Bangi, Se-

tance from Railway Station: 4 langor

Miles; Distance from Telegraph J. E. S. Codner manager

Office: 5 Miles Secretaries and Registered Office —

Acreage — Total: 1,867, cultivated Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) 1,565 Lumpur

General Manager—H. de H. Smith Acreage—Total: 1,543, cultivated

Divisional Estate)

(Cicely Managers—H. Walker (rubber) 1,391

(Kampar Estate) and F. Wise Consolidated Eastern Plantations,

(Gloucester Division, Cicely Es- Ltd.—Rengam, Johore, Teleph. 3,

tate) Rengam; Cable Ad: Consols Ren-

Assistant—A. A. Russell (Cieely gam

Division) E. S. Gills, manager

Financial Agents—McAuliffe, Tur- G. W. Lawrie, m.a.

quand, Youngs & Co., Penang A. Shirran

Secretaries and Registered Office— Dr. R. Hall, m.b., ch.b., medical

Rowe, White & Co., Ltd., 4, Lloyd’s officer

Avenue, London, E.C. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Clovelly Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Shaw Darby & Co., Ltd., Winches-

Toroi, Negri Sembilan ter House, London, E.C. 2.

H. D. Furze, resident manager Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

J. S. M. Rennie & Co., 6, Battery agents

Road, Singapore, agents Acreage — Total: 10,824, cultivated

Secretary and Registered Office — (rubber) 9,277

R. D. Saw, Moorgate Station Consolidated Malay Rubber Estates,

Chambers, London, E.C. Ltd, The—Negri Sembilan

Acreage—Total: 1,732, cultivated Atherton and Leigh Estates

(rubber) 1,187 G. H. Wood, manager

R. E. Royston and B. W. Hubble,

Cluny Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Slim assistants

River, Perak Ainsdale Estate

J. M. P. Landon, manager H. S. Brown, manager

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- W. Kellitt, engineer

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., Registered Office—Shand, Haldane

London, E.C. & Co., 24, Rood Lane, London,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., E.C. 3.

Kuala Lumpur, agents Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban,

agents

Coconut Estates of Perak, Ltd.— Consolidated Rubber Estates (1914),

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak Ltd.—Postal Ad: Sitiawan, Perak

V. Kinloch, manager Estates: Sitiawan Estate and Lu-

Registered Office—Whittall & Co., mut Estate

Colombo, Ceylon L. Montigny, manager

Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

agents Penang, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,468, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(coconuts) 2,332 A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

CoMPAGNIE DES CAOUTCHOUCS DE PADANG Continental Plantation Co. (Incor-

—Nigel Gardner Estate, Batang porated in U.S.A.), Hoeta Padang

Berj untai Estate—Sumatra; Postal Ad : Kisa-

G. C. Mclnerny, manager ran, Asahan; Teleph. 21 (Kisaran) :

J. Wilkie, Cable Ad: Conrub, Kisaran Asa-

W. Paton, assistant

dp, han. Head Office: 1775, Broadway,

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, New York

agents Hoeta Padang Estate

Acreage — Total: 7,609, cultivated Acreage — Total: 11,985, planted

(rubber) 7,598 4,700 (rubber)

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W. Hansen, general manager and Damansara (Sel.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

attorney Cable Ad: Damar, Klang

Soengei Nadoras Estate H. Y. Puckridge, manager

C. J. Derkson, manager J. F. Gooch, assistant

P. Thangarajah, clerk

Cosmos J. Murray, visiting agent

rak Estate—Kuala Kangsar, Pe- Registered Office—Morrison Rutherford

& Co., 20, Eastcheap London E.C.3.

H. P. Kendall, attorney Agents—Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd.,

G. E. Henning, proprietor Kuala Lumpur

Acreage — Total: 150, cultivated

(rubber) 150 Acreage—Total: 4,235, cultivated

Craigielea Rubber Plantations, Ltd., (rubber) 3,401 f

Craigielea Estate—Bukit Pasir, Muar, Deli Batavia Rubber Maatschappij,

Johore; Teleph. 22 Rubber — Postal Ad : Pematang

W. J. Wallace, manager Siantar, E.O., Sumatra; Cable Ad:

C. A. Davidson, J. E. F. Dobbs Bamyrub Pematang Siantar

R.and G. A. Swanson,

L. Fernandez, chief assistants

clerk

Registered Office—Shaw Darby & Deli Planters Vereeniging (Associa-

Co., Ltd., 14 and 19, Leadenhall tion of Tobacco Companies)—Medan

Street, London, E.C. 3. Sumatra; Cable Ad: Planterscomite

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, President—Ir. P. M. Visser

agents Secretary—Dr. G. van der Veen

Acreage—Total: 6,582, cultivated Deli Proefstation (Experimental

(rubber) 5,907 Station for Tobacco)

Cultuur Maatschappij “de Oostkust” Director—Dr. P. A. Roelofsen

—Postal Ad: Goenoeng Pamela, Secretary—H. van Berkel

Tebing Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra; Cable Members of the Deli Planters

Ad: Culmost Vereeniging:

H. Ruysenaars, manager N. V. Cultuur Maatschappij “De

W. A. Forbes, secretary Oostkust” (1 rubber-estate)

Rubber Estate—Goenoeng Pamela Headmanager — EL. Ruysenaars

with Divisions : Goenoeng Monaco Secretary—W. A. Forbes

and Goenoeng Para N. V. Deli Batavia Maatschappij

(8 tobacco-estates)

Headmanager—J. P. Th. van Houts

Cultuur Maats, Leidong Wesi1-- Secretary—A. C. G. M. Ropke

Sumatra N. V. Deli Maatschappij (21 to-

Kanopan Oeloe Estate bacco, 3 rubber-estates and 1

J. Grondhout, manager oil palm-estate)

H. A. A. M. Hen Drictts, asst. Headmanager—Ir. P. M. Visser

Leidong West Estate Secretary—C. A. van der Linden

Y. Grondhout, manager N. V. Deli Spoorweg Maatschap-

H. Birnstiel, assistant pij (Railway Company)

Cycle Estate—Nilai, Negri Sembilan Manager—Ir. J. A. A. Hoefnagels

Lye Chan Lim, manager N. V. Senembah Maatschappij (11

Acreage — Total: 646, cultivated tobacco, 2 rubber-estates and

(rubber) 608 1 cocoa-estate) S. Sinninghe

Headmanager—F.

Damsti Monj4

Secretary—J.

Dahan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Dahan

Estate,Darby

Sime, Upper

& Co.,Sarawak

Ltd., Kuching, Sara- N. chappij

V. Serdang Cultuur Maats-

(l tobacco-estate)

wak, agents Headmanager—G. Kost

Secretaries and Registered Office— N. V. Tabak Maatschappij

Robertson Bois & Co., Ltd., 12, “Arendsburg” (5 tobacco and

Fenchurch St., London, E.O. 3. 2 rubber-estates)

Acreage—Total: 2,046, cultivated Headmanager—F. T. M. Koster

(rubber) 1,730 Secretary—W. F. van den Berg

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N. Y. Tabak Maatschappij “Tjin- Dingwall Estate — Mambau, Negri

ta Radja” (l tobacco and 1 Sembilan

rubber-estate) A. Simpson, manager

Headmanager—G. Schwarz Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem-

Secretary—A. Meyer ban, agents

N. V. Zwitsersche Landbouw Maat- Acreage—Total: 341, cultivated

schappij (1 Derris-estate) (rubber) 315

Headmanager—G. Schwarz

Dennistown Rubber Estates, Ltd., Djapoera Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Kim Seng Estate Sumatra

E. J. Chandler, manager A. von Aesch, supt.

B. W. Hallet, assistant Secretaries & Registered Office—M-

J. agent

Murray, Kuala Lumpur, visiting P. Evans & Co., 17, Mincing Lane,

London, E.C. 3.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Hooglandt & Co., Singapore, agents

Shaw Darby & Co., Ltd., 14, Acreage — Total: 2,549, cultivated

Leadenhall Street, I.ondon E. C.3. (rubber) 2,549

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Djember Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

Devon Estates (Malacca), Ltd.— corporated in England) — Jerantut

Malacca Estate, Jerantut, Pahang

Commander—F. W. F. Fegan (On R. M. A. Mayoock, manager

Secretaries—Begg, Roberts & Co.,

J. leave)

A. St. C. Stewart, general manager 138, Leadenhall Street, London,

E.C.

Registered Office—Sime Darby & Co., Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Ltd., Malacca Lumpur

Acreage

(rubber)—Estate—Mentakab,

Total: 5,499, cultivated

4,836 Acreage—Total: 2,144, cultivated

Semantan Pahang, (rubber) 1,500

F.M.S.

G. D. Treble, manager

Acreage — Total: 3,243, cultivated Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. of N.Z.

(rubber) 2,008 (Registered in New Zealand), Te-

bing Tinggi Estate — Kelantan;

Digwarrah Rubber Co., Ltd., (Cal- Postal Ad: Tebing Tinggi Estate,

Sungei Kusial

cutta)—Sungkai, Perak L. E. White, manager

H. J. Man son, manager Acreage—Total: 1,875, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 1,288

Andrew Yule & Co., Calcutta

Usher & Co., Hong Kong Bank Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd., Hendra

Building, Singapore, commercial Estate—'Sungkai, Perak

agents L. A. Blackball, manager

Acreage—Total: 900, cultivated H. C. Pinching, visiting agent

(rubber) 872 Kennedy,

Dindxngs Rubber Estates, Ltd — agent Burkill & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Sitiawan, Perak Secretaries & Registered Office—A.

G. W. Rand, manager R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

Registered Office — R. Sunderland Acreage — Total: 825^, cultivated

Taylor, 10, Queen Street, Ipswich, (rubber) 80

England

Harrisons, Barker

Penang, agents porated— inSelangor

Hongkong),

Estate ; PostalDominion

Ad:

Dingkil Estate—Kajang, Selangor Semenyih, F.M.S. ; Teleph. 19 (Se-

Y. E. H. Rhodes, proprietor menyih); Cable Ad: Dominion^ Se-

C. K. Paul, do. menyih

Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated I. F. Downey, manager

(rubber) 100 H. C. Pinching, visiting agent

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Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., 19, Inspection & Research Dept.

Beach Street, Penang, agents Director—R. B. Carey

Secretaries and Registered Office — Field Research Officer—Dr. W. B.

A. R. Burkill & Sons, 2, Canton Haines, d.sc. (Lond.), f.inst.p.,

Road, Shanghai f.r.met.soc., d.i.c.

Inspector—A. W. Goode

Dorset Estate—Sungei Bakap, Pro- Accounts & Commercial Dept.

vince Wellesley Director—A. H. C. Allen, m.c., j.p.

O. A. Sellers, proprietor Chief Accountant—J. W. Russell,

F. C. Bruce, manager C.A.

Acreage — Total: 92.55, cultivated Accountants—L. Chadderton, b.a.

(rubber) 92.44 (com.), S. J. Williams and P. M.

Russell, a.s.a.a.

Dour Estate—6th Mile, Batu Caves, Production, Sales

Selangor Production Manager — D. W.

Hew Chit Eye, supt. Hawkins

Acreage—Total:

356 356, cultivated (rubber) Sales Supt.—Ei. F. G. Anderson

Products Research Officer—Dr. F.

J. Paton, ph.d. , bs.c.

Duff Development Co., Ltd.—Kelan- Latex Supt.—W. A. Adcock

tan Medical Officer—Dr. A. F. Mackay,

C. P. Gregory, general manager M.B., OH.B. (N.Z.), D.T.M. & H.

L. K.Feeny, (Eng.)

R. V.K. G.Michell,

King, W.J. H.Paton,

Melrose,R.

Estate Staff

Phillips, A. H. Robinson and C. G. Head Planting Manager—A. V.

Young, assistants Ames

Registered

don, E.C. Office—24,

3. Rood Land, Lon- Managers—G. Y. Bolton, J. F.

Acreage — Total: 30,893, cultivated Clarkson, H. L. Despard, W. J.

(rubber) 8,664 Donaldson, A. B. Fowler, J.

Hoffmann (On Naval Service),

E. M. Hawes, R. C. Lloyd-Owen

Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd. (On Naval Service), H. A.

(Incorporated in the S.S.)—Registered Longland, J. Seaton, D. E.

Office: Bastion House,

Malacca; Postal Ad: Bastion House,Fort Road, Webster and J. H. Vallender

Malacca; Telephone 304 (2 lines); Cable (Acting)

Ad: Dunlop, Malacca; Supts.—R. Briggs, L. G. Lee, A.

Broomhall’s (Rubber Codes: Lombard,

Edition), Bent- S. T. Maddams, N. McLeod, M.

G. F. Moffatt (On Military Ser-

ley’s, Western

Acme and Private Union, Birch wood’s, vice), W. L. Phillips, M. E. L.

Acreage—Total: 92,82i, cultivated Robey, R. A S. Shotter. W.

(rubber) 84,976 Wall and A. W. Mitchell (Acting)

Directors Assistantants—A. S. Aldis, D. E.

Baxter M. P. Barlow, R. J.

A. H. C. Allen, m.c., j.p. (Malacca) Barnes’ C. G. Ber ridge, E.

F. D. Ascoli, c.i.e. (London) Blomfield, G. A. W. Booker,

R. Burns, o.a., j.p. (Singapore) H. M. Burkill, J. G. Buswell,

R. B. Carey (Malacca) E. J. Cooper, P. Dickenson. T.

F. S. Gibson, M.o., j.p. (Singapore) Earle, J. G. Forsyth, D. Gates,

Hon. Mr. R. Williamson (Singa- G. D. Haggitt, H. J. Henshall,

pore) G. L. Hogan, E. M. Johnson,

Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman, j.p. (Ma- B.Service),

S. B. Johnston (On Military

P. G. Jones. H. R. J.

lacca), (Chairman & Managing Lockhart (On Military Service).

Director) W. A. Logan, L. C. Lincoln, V.

Headquarters Staff G Mabin, G. W. Markham. J.

Managing Director—Hon. Mr. G. Matheson, D. S. Matthews. R.

Wiseman, j.p. Moon, J. W. Murray, J. T.

Secretary—T. A. Barnes McElfrish, E. le G. Partridge,

C218 RUBBER E,STATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

D. D. Rennie E A. N Robin- Eaglehurst Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

son, W. S. Roe. W. R. H. Scott, Pondok Tanjong, Perak

L. V. Strivens, D. H. Telfer, E. T. I. Wilkie, manager

K. R. Yates, A. Ansell (Factory McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs Co. &

Engineer), A. MacC'allum (Fac- Penang, agents

tory Engineer). G. JYL Xcfie Secretaries and Registered Office —

(Factory Engineer), It. Trewhitt Townsend and Ridsel, 411, Salis-

(Factory Engineer),, T. H. bury House, London Wall

Barnwell (Latex Chemist) and Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,217

1,629, cultivated

F. J. P ayn e ( Rubber Technologist)

During Secatang Rubber Estates East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(1931), Ltd.—Durian Sabatang Es- Johore

tate, Johore Bahru S, K.Asiatic

Petersen,Co.,manager

B. J. R. Barton, manager East Singapore, agents

McAuliffe, Turquand,

Penang, accountants Youngs & Co., Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: E.C.

House, London, 2

2,575 cultivated

E. B. Ridsdel & O©., Ltd., Salis- (rubber) 2,520

bury House, London, E.C. 2.

Acreage — Total: 1,167 cultivated East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(rubber) 960 Kedah, Padang Meiha Estate

Dusun Besar Estate—Ipoh, Perak C. O. Jorgensen, manager

Mrs. D. M. Sympthe, Mrs. G. S. assistants

K. Petersen and 0. V. Hansen,

Waterhouse and Mrs. F. C, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Cowdy, proprietors agents

John L. Woods, manager Registered Office—H. Gunter, 37-38,

Acreage — Total: 123, cultivated Fenchurch Street, London, E.C.3.

(rubber) 123

East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd"

Dusun Durian Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Kretay Estate—Trengganu, Postal Ad:

Bilham Estate, Sitiawan, Lower Frederiksen, Kretay via Singapore ; Cable Ad :

Perak Kretay

G. D. Sansom, manager East Asiatic Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Secretaries & Registered Office— proprietors

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St., E. Frederiksen, manager

London E. K. Sorensen, do.

Acreage—Total: 1,662, cultivated Acting O. Y. Hansen, do.

(rubber) 802 —S. Secretary

Marriott,andE.C.

Registered Office

Dustin Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— East Street,W.London, 37-38,

3. Fenchurch

Walbrook Estate, Sitiawan, Perak Asiatic Co. (S. S.) Ltd., Singapore

G. D. Sansom, manager managing agents

Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5, Acreage—Total:(rubber) 4,343

4,516, cultivated

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St.,

London, E.Q.

Acreage — Total: 1,533, cultivated Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates,

Ltd. (Incorporated in London),

(rubber) 1,528.84 Boebit Maradja Estate—Sumatra ;

Dusun Durian Rubber Estate, Ltd.— P.O. : Pematang Siantar; Teleph. 9

Selangor and Perak (Siantar)

Duson Durian Estate E. P. Barnett, manager

J. A. Barton, manager Registered Office — The Rubber

Walbrook & Bilham Estates Estates Agency, Ltd., Bunge

G. D. Sansom, manager House, 71, St. Mary’s Axe, Lon-

Registered Office—W. Harvie, 5, Anglo-Dutch don, E.C. 3.

Cripplegate Buildings, Wood St., Estate Agency, Ltd.,

London, E.C. 2. Medan, agents

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: 8,761, cultivated

Kuala Lumpur, agents (rubber) 8,044

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Edknsor Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Eden- Paya Besar, Estate, Lunas, Kedah

sor Estate, Mentakab, Pahang, R. O. Tyndale Powell, manager

H. W. Randle, manager Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Lumpur, agents church Street, London, E.C. 3.

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bright & Galbraith, London Eow Seng Rubber Co.—Sungei Duri

Acreage

(rubber)—992Total : 1,481, cultivated Estate, Songei Bakat, Province Wel-

lesley

Edinburgh Rubber Estates, Ltd.— C. C. H. Beaman, manager

Selangor McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Penang, agents

O. J. Arnold, general manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Registered Office—McDonald, Ste- Kennaway, Neame & Go., 6,

wart & Stewart, c.a., 87, West Lloyd’s Avenue, Fenchchurch St.,

Regent Street, Glasgow London, E.O. 3.

Elaeis Plantations, Ltd.—Elaeis Acreage — Total: 272, cultivated

Estate, Mengkibol, Johore (rubber) 269

E. W. Gruer, manager Errol Estate, Ltd.—Parit Buntar,

Secretaries and Registered Office — Perak

Guthrie & Co., 52-54, GracecEurch V. Ambalavanar, manager

Street, London, E.C. 3. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lum- Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang

pur, agents Acreage—Total: 329, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 3,091, cultivated (rubber) 323, (coconuts) 2

(oil palms) 3,060

Eldred Estate—Bekok, Johore; Cable Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd., Behrang

Ad: Eldred, Bekok River Estate—Tanjong Malim, Perak,

C.F. W. Warner, F.M.S.

Riley, J. D.manager

Hornidge (On leave) T. G. Laver, manager

Acreage — Total : 1,215, cultivated

and J. McLean, assistants (rubber) 1,215

Acreage—Total:

4,158 4,540, planted (rubber)

Emerald Rubber and Coconut Co., Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd., The—

Ltd. (Incorporated in Scotland), Slim River, Perak

Bukit Slarong & Sungei Sluang Slim River Estate

Estates — Postal and Telegraphic V. K. Menon, resident-in-charge

Ad: Padang Serai, South Kedah Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Railway, Station—Tassek Glugor. & Oo., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Distance from Post Office: 5 Miles. church iStreet, London, E.C. 3.

Distance from Railway Station : II Planters’ Store & Agency Go., Ltd.,

Miles Kuala Lumpur, agents <

R. A. Wanless manager Escot Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor

J. F. Thomson, assistant M. J. Kennaway, general manager

R. F. Wollaston do. (On leave) Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. Vin- church Street, London, E.C. 2.

cent Street, -Glasgow, Scotland

Eastern Correspondents — Gibson,

Anderson, Butler & Co., Kuala Estate of Khoo Heng Pan (Deceased)

Lumpur —Waterfall Estate, Bedong P.O.,

Acreage—Total: 5,012, cultivated Kedah

(rubber, African oil palms and Estate of Khoo Heng Pan, pro-

coconuts) 3,382 prietor, 178, Victoria Street,

Penang

Eow Seng Rubber Co., Ltd.—Parit O. A. Panicker, manager & P/A

Buntar, Perak Acreage — Total: 1,200 relongs,

O, C. H. Beaman, manager planted (rubber) 1,195, (eocounts) 5

C220 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Estates of Seah Neo Huang—28, Jalan Federated (Selangor) Rubber Co.

Segget, Johore Bahru, Johore (1932), Ltd.—K1 ang

Low Gek Keow, administratrix D. Nicolson, manager

Seah Siow Puay, attorney Registered Office—Morison, Ruther-

Acreage—Total: 335, cutivated (rubber) ford & Co., 20, Eastcheap, London,

335 E.

Eu Tong Sen Estate (Pahang)—8th Foothills (Malaya) Rubber Estate,

Mile Bentong-Tras Road; Postal Ltd.—Kedah

Ad : 148, High St.; Cable Ad: Huge, A. V. Perrin, manager

Kuala Lumpur Registered Office—Edward, Bou-

Secretaries and Registered Office— stead & Co., Ld., 149, Leadenhall

Chop Yan Woh, Kuala Lumpur Street, London, E.O. 3.

Acreage—Total: 1,100, cultivated Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

(mbber) 1,100 agents

Gadek Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Tampin,

Eu Tong Sen Estate—Negri Sembilan Negri Sembilan

Secretaries and Registered Office- I. M. Shaw, manager

Chop Yan Woh, 148, High Street, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore agent

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kuala Lumpur Begg, Roberts & Co., 138, Leaden-

hall Street, London

Acreage—Total: 1,419, cultivated

F.M.S. Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor- (rubber) 1,323

orated in Belgium)—Kuala Lurpum,

pelangor Eastern Division—Kajang Gadjah Meuntah Estate, Langsa Rub-

E. H. B. Nobbs, manager ber Onderneming (Holland) N.Y.—

C. J. Longmore, assistant Langsa, Atjeh E. C. (Sumatra)

D. W. Allen, do. P. Chr. van Staveren, manager

Western Di vision — Kaj ang McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

D. J. Kibby, manager Medan, agents

G. F. Stocks, assistant Acreage

(rubber)—2,103

Total: 8,645, cultivated

Tuan Estate—Bentong

M. A. L. Christensen, manager

Dr. W. T. Quaife medical officer Gadong Laut,

Coconut Plantations, Ltd. —

Registered Office—Societe Interna- Batu Selangor, F.M.S.

T. G. Wilson, manager

tionale des Plantations et de Secretary & Registered Office — F.

Finance, 2^ Marche aux Grains, Trenouth, 85 Gracechurch Street,

Antwerp, Belgium London, E. C, 3

Agents—S. I. P. E. F., P.O. Box Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

145, Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S.

F. M.S.

Acreage—Total: 8,626.31, cultivated Acreage — Total: 965. cultivated

(coconuts) 961

(rubber) 6,523.32

Galang Besar Rubberin Plantations,

Ltd. (Incorporated England)—

F.M.S. Rubber Planters’ Estates, Postal

Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

Jemima Estate—Postal Ad : Mam- pore Archipelago;P.O.Cable

Ad: Poeloe

Ad:Samboe,

Galang, Riouw,

Singa-

Bau, Negri Sembilan; Cable Ad: Fr. Molenaar, manager

Jemima Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

J. S. Laird, manager pur, agents

Registered Office — Lyall, Anderson

& Go., 16, Philpot Lane, London, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

E.C. church Street, London, E.C.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

agents visiting agents

Acreage — Total: 5,666, cultivated Acreage—Total: 22,489, cultivated

(rubber) 4,646 (rubber) 2,314

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATION'S C221

Galt Estate—Raub, Pahang Glen Muar Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

A. N. Dumaresq, manager corporated in Great Britain) —

Secretaries and Registered Office— Johore, Ban Heng Estate; Postal

o/o A. N. Dumaresq, Raub chor. Distance from Railway Sta-

Acreage—Total: 1,058, cultivated tion : Malacca 54 Miles. Distance

(rubber) 550 from Telegraph Office: Panchor 17

Miles

Gan Kee Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ba- ,T. F. Green, manager

tang Malaka, Negri Sembilan Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer, visiting

D. McFarlane, manager agent

Secretaries and Registered Office- Registered Office—Dickson Anderson

Bright & Galbraith, Ltd., 7, Mar- & Co., Ltd., 1-9, Cannon Street,

tin’s Lane, Cannon Street, London London, E.C.4

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Cumberbatch

Lumpur, agents Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 1615, cultivated

Garing (Malacca) Rubber Estates, (rubber) 1,464

Ltd.—Malacca Glenealy Plantations, Ltd.—Parit,

F. S. Williams, manager Perak

Secretaries and Registered Office— Andrew Mustard, manager

Basanquet, Trail & Co., 4, Registered Office—Derrick & Co.,

Tower House, 40, Trinity Square, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singar

Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Kuala pore

Lumpur, agents

Gedong (Perak) Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Glengowrie Rubber Co., Ltd., Semen-

Bidor, Perak; Teleph. yih, Selangor

W. Watters, managerBidor 235 J. M. McBurnie, manager

Secretaries — McAuliffe, Turquand,

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson Youngs & Co., Penang

& Co., 16, Philphot Lane, London,

E. C. Glenshiel Rubber and

Estates

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents The — Glenshiel SungeiCo.,Tankas

Ltd.,

Acreage — Total: 1,073, cultivated Estates, Kajang, Selangor

(rubber) 1,023 W. A. D. Wynch, manager

Frank Trenouth, secretary

Glasgow Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Anak A. F. Bruce, planting adviser

Kulim Estate, Kulim, Kedah: PO Registered Office—85, Gracechurch

Box Kulim; Telcph. Kulim 66 Street, London, E.C. 3.

Boustead & Co , Ltd., Penang, agents

S.J. D.G.Russell,

Winchester, manager

assistant Acreage—Total: 2,261, cultivated

(rubber) 2,123

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Glugor Estate—Penang

Gibson and Anderson (Glasgow) Miss

Ltd., 124, St. Vincent Street, Glas-

gow H. R. H.Watts,

M. Brown,

managerproprietress

Acreage — Total: 3,737, cultivated Acreage — Total: 2,981, cultivated

(rubber) 2,219|, (coconuts) 8 (rubber, coconuts, fruit and rice)

2,943

Glen Bervie Rubber Co —Tandjong Golconda (Malay) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Poera, Langkat, Sumatra Selangor

A. V. W. Cant lay, manager H. B. Clifton, manager

W. L. B. Tisbury, assistant F. J. Richmond, asst, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Bosanquet, Trail

Bunge House, St. Mary’s Axe, & Co., Ltd., 40, Trinity Square,

London London, E.C. 3

Acreage — Total: 2,593.6, cultivated Cumberbatcih & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) 2,412.19 Lumpur, agents

C222 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLAN TATI ONlS

Golden Hope Rubber Estate, Ltd., L. A. Beery, plant research

Sungei Kelamah Estate — Gemas, W. T. L. Ten Broeck, research chemist

Negri Sembilan D. W. Peabody, asst, research chemist

E. C. Allan, manager DoloJc Merangir Estate

F. C. Tuck, assistant F. S. Weida, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— L. Riedhorst, field manager

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, A. A. Musch, engineer

Great Tower Street, London, E. C. 3. Wingfoot Estate—Postal Ad: Pang-

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., katan, Bila, E. C. of Sumatra;

Kuala Lumpur, agents Cable Ad: Goodyear-Rantau Prapat

Golden Hope Rubber Estates, Ltd.— R. C. Arnold, manager

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak L. O. Figland, assistant

J. T. Pickering, manager D. G. Bonamy, field inspector

J. L. Milne and R. D. Brown, L. R. Geyer, asst, field inspector

assistants J.H. Horsting,

A. H. Botti,fieldengineer

manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Dr. E. Janssen, medical officer

Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Great Tower Street, London

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Goodwyn Estate—Sitiawan, Perak

N. S. Maccoll, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,757, cultivated Acreage — Total: 340, cultivated

(rubber) 337

('rubber) 2,479

Goldkenep Estate — Kuala Kangsar, Gopeng (Perak) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

c/o A. N. Kenion, proprietor and

manager, Maxwell & Kenion, Ipoh, —Kampong Kepayang, Perak

A. F. Carter, manager

Perak Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Acreage — Total: 268, cultivated Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 261, (coconuts) 7 Secretaries and Registered Office-

Eastern Industries, Ltd., Regis

Good Hope (Selangor) Rubber Co., House, King William St.. Lon-

Ltd.—Tel ok, Selangor don, E.C. 4.

L. G. Hutton, manager Acreage—Total: 2,152, cultivated

Secretaries — Cumberbatch & Co., (rubber) 1,829

Colombo, Ceylon

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates,

Lumpur, agents Ltd. (Incorporated in Great Bri-

Acreage — Total: 919, cultivated tain)—Gordon Estate, Kedah

(rubber & coconuts) 903 B. M. Walls, manager

Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co.- Secretary and Registered Office —

W. B. Gauld, 149, Leadenhall

Postal Ad : Serbalawan, E. C. of Street, London, E.C.

Sumatra

Merangir; Cable Ad : Goodyear-Dolok Ethelburga Malayan Agency Syndi-

Head Administration cate, Ltd., eastern agent

P. manager

S. Shoaff, resident director & Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, local

(General Administration) agent

F. S. Weida, asst, manager (Gen- McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

eral Administration) Penang, accountant & auditors

C. Accounts

L. Marsh,Depts.)

manager (Auditing & Gordon (Malaya) Rubber Estates,

T. H. Locke, auditor Ltd. — Tampin, Negri Sembilan;

R. C. Arnold, manager (Wingfoot Cable Ad: Ooromal, Tampin

E. A. Martin, general manager

Estate)

D. J. de Boer, office manager Registered Office—W. B. Gould, 149,

C. E. Titus, assignments Leadenhall Street, London, E.O. 3.

W.research

N. Bangham, Acreage—Total: 5,589.01, cultivated

(On leave)in-charge plant (rubber) 4,794.24

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Oula-Kalumponq Rubber Estates, Ltd. Harcroft Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ayer

(Incorporated in England)—Kedah Tawar, P.O., Via: Ipoh. F.M.S.; Teleph.

J. McCardle, general manager 26, Ayer Taiping,

Station: Tawar; Distance

55 Milesfrom

and Railway

Ipoh, 55

Sungei Tawar Estate—Kuala Ketil, P.0.

Kedah Miles

A. H. Douglas, manager C. L. Rycroft, manager

J. Davenport, R. N. McGuffog, G. T. W. G. Warrior, book-keeper

Cameron, B. R. Burnham (On War Auditors — McAuliffe, Turquand,

Service), J.assistants

E. Emmett and J. F. Youngs & Co., Penang

Sandison, Acreage — Total: 1,851, cultivated

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, agents (rubber) 1,849, (coconuts) 2

Secretary & Registered Office — F. Harewood Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Trenouth, 85, Gracechurch Street, Batu Gajah, Perak; Distance from

London, E.C. 3 Post Office & Railway Station: 3

Acreage—Total: 4,590, cultivated Miles

(rubber) 4,341 E. K. Allin, manager

S. P. Lopez, chief clerk

Gunong Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel &

Pulai Krom Estate — Teleph. 35 Co., 411-419, Salisbury House,

London Wall, E.C. 2.

J. F. Nalder, manager McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Acreage — Total: 776, cultivated Penang, agents 1,343$, cultivated

(rubber) 719.5 Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,184$

Gunong Panjang Rubber Estate— Harimau Rubber Estates — Kota

Gunong Panjang, Gopeng, Perak Tinggi, Johore Postal Ad: Harimau,

W. L. H. Morrison, proprietor Estate, Johore Bahru

M. EL van der Gucht, manager

Gunong Pari Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Ohemor, Perak; Cable Ad: Gunpari Thomas Barlow and Brother, London

H. Scully, general manager Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage—Total: 1,481.6, cultivated

36, Old Queen Street, London, (rubber) 1,415.48

S.W. 1. Hawaiian Sumatra Plantations, Ltd.

Hamilton (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd. —Langkat, East Coast of Sumatra

(Incorporated in F.M.S.)—Negri J. F. M. Ophol, manager

Sembilan; Postal Ad : Nilai; Rail- G. Yeeman and G. Christensen,

way Station: Nilai and Sepang assistants

Road; Teleph. 2, Nilai Acreage--Total: 12,415, cultivated

W. D. Magill, manager (rubber) 3,987

D. Anderson, visiting agent Hawthornden RubberKuala

Estate,Lumpur,

Ltd.—

Secretaries and Registered Office— P.O. Box 171,

Cumberbatch & Op., Ltd., Kuala Selangor

Lumpur J. E. B. Jessamine, manager

Han Yang Plantations, Ltd.—-Masai Secretaries — Cumberbatch & Co.,

Johore Bahru, Johore Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 2,440, cultivated

H. V. H. Pery, manager (rubber) 2,281

E. C. Crosse, assistant

J, A. Hamilton, do Haytor Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Kapar,

Secretaries and Registered Office — Selangor

Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Great L. W. Holland, manager

Eastern Buildings, Cecil Street, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Singapore Evatt & Co., Singapore

Acreage — Total: 5,367, cultivated Acreage — Total: 507, cultivated

(rubber) 4,750 (rubber) 507

C224 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Heawood Tin & Rubber Estate, Ltd. Hevea Rubber Trust (1933), Ltd. (In-

corporated in England), Bukit Mun-

—Sun,gei Siput, Perak chong Estate—Postal

J. S. McGrow, manager

Ronald Graham, assistant Selangor; Railway Ad: SungeiSungei

Station: Choh,

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- Distance Choh, Selangor; Teleph. 40, Rawang;

son, Ld., 124, St. Vincent Street, Distance from from

Railway Station: 7 Miles;

Telegraph

Glasgow

Acreage—Total: 3,412, cultivated R.R. B.M. G.Bousfield,

Forbes, managerOffice:

visiting agent

7 Miles

(rubber) 2,293 Agents—Whittall ifc Co., Kuala Lumpur

Henrietta Rubber Estates, Ltd., Secretary Simpson, A33,Registered

Eastcheap,Office—A.

London, E.B.

—Henrietta

Kedah; Postal Ad: Henrietta Estate, Acreage (rubber)— 375.28,

Total: (oil1,571.74,

palms) cultivated

631.74

Ltd., Padang

Padang Serai Serai,

2; CableS. Kedah; Teleph.

Ad: Henrietta,

Padang Serai

J. P. Roach, manager Hibernia Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Campbell, senior assistant (On Pondok

A.leave) Tanjong, Perak

K. Crosbie-Hill, manager

B. G. Phillips, assistant Registered Office — McAuliffe. Tur-

Registered Office—Paterson, quand. Youngs & Co., Penang

Simons Acreage

& Co., Ld., London House, New — Total: 711, cultivated

London Street, London, E.C. 3. (rubber) 700

Acreage — Total : 6,406cultivated Hidden Streams Rubber Syndicate,

(rubber) 3,869 Ltd.—Bruas, Perak

Hessa Rubber Maatschappij, N.V.— Arthur Tinker, manager

Hessa Estate, Tandjong Balei, Su- Registered Office—Geo. Williamson

& Co., 138, Leadenhall Street,

matra London, E.C.

J. A. Hijner, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,930, cultivated Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, agents

(rubber) 1,742 Acreage—Total: 1,221, cultivated

(rubber) 905

Hevea (Burma) Co., Ltd., Hevea Highlands & Lowlands Para Rubber

(Burma), Estate—Victoria Point, Co., Ltd.—Selangor; Cable Ad:

Lower Burma, via Penang; Cable Highlands, Klang

Ad: Hevea, Victoria Point R. M. Bousfield, manager

S. Booth Russell, general manager

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents R.G.Fotheringham,

J.C. Godber,

Pringle, W.divisional manager

L. Johston

assistants and G.

Secretaries and Registered Office— I. C. Sami, Chief Clerk

A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap, Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bro.,

London, E.C. 3. 49-51, Eastcheap, London. E.C. 3.

Acreage — Total: 3,152, cultivated Barlow & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

(rubber) 2,440f agents

Hevea (Johore) Rubber Plantations, Highlands Estate

Ltd., (Incorporated in England)— Acreage—Total: 4,367.51. cultivated

Sungei Burong Estate, Kukob, (rubber)

(Ipecacuanha)2,314.55,2.50(oil palms) 1,262.60,

Johore; Postal Ad: Pontian Ket- Midlands Estate

ohil, Johore Acreage—Total: .35.95.04, cultivated

Crawford Ritchie, manager (rubber) 3,548,76

A. R. Pfordten, assistant

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Highwood Estate—10th Mile Rawang

Kuala Lumpur Road, Selangor; Postal Ad: P.0

Secretaries and Registered

Dickson, Anderson & Co.,Office

Ltd.,— Box 130, Kuala Lumpur

20, Abchurch Lane, London, E C. Proprietors — The Planters' Loans

Board, —Kuala

Total:Lumpur

Acreage — Total: 1,794, cultivated Acreage (rubber) 101

101, cultivated

(rubber) 1,700

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Hillbise Estate—Tanjong Tohalang Honan Estate — Sungei Malayu,

Road, Batu Gajah, Perak Johore;

Aik Hoe Postal Ad: Tan

& Co., Ltd., Lark Sye,Road,

31, Circular c/o

H. R. Baxter, manager Singapore, S. S.

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Acreage—Total: 2,968, cultivated

agents (rubber) 2,500

Acreage — Total: 510, cultivated

(rubber) 441 Hongkong (Selangor) Rubber, Ltd.—

Selangor

Hock Seng Oo., Hock Seng Estate- S. W. Harper, manager

Postal Ad: 28, Ah Chong St., Teluk Registered Office^—Bright & Gal-

Anson, Perak braith, Ld., 1 7, Martin’s Lane,

Lim Ah Mok, manager London, E.C .

Secretaries and Registered Office- Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

28, Ah Chong Street, Teluk Anson, Lumpur, agents

Perak Acreage—Total: 1,508, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 318, cultivated (rubber) 804$

(rubber) 318

Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

Holland Sumatra Rubber Maatschappij corporated in England), Kemayan

(Rubber) Estate—Postal Ad : Kemayan Es-

Soengei Bamban Estate, Rampah, tate, Kemayan, Pahang. Distance

Sumatra from Railway Station: 1 Mile

C. Balbach, manager G. T. Lyford, manager

A. G. Besier, assistant Y. R. Ratnam, conductor-in-charge

R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent

Harrisons, Barker & 'Co., Ltd.,

Hollandsch-Amerikaansche Plantage Kuala Lumpur, agents

Mu., N.V.—Kisaran, Asahan, Acreage—Total: 1,104, cultivated

Telephs, Kisaran 7, 8 and 9; CableS.E.C.;

Ad : (rubber) 593

Estafette, Kisaran;andCodes:

Edition, Bentley’s GeneralA.B.C. 6th Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Benut

L. M. Reuvers, head administrator Estate, Rengam, Johore

F. J. Farrington, secretary & chief G. T. Lyford, manager

accountant Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

J. M. Gast, asst, secretary field, Ltd., London

N. W. L. Stofkoper, inspector Acreage

(rubber)— 1,748

Total : 1,748, cultivated

F. P. Howell-Price, accountant

V. Madsen, internal auditor Hoscote Rubber Estates,Sembilan

Ltd., Pertang

R. de Loe, do. Group Estates—Negri

G. Hemmant, manager

J. M. Hall, assistant

Holyrood Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated Agents—Harrisons,

in England), Holyrood and Bukit

Rhona Estates—Postal Ad : Pondok Kuala Lumpur Barker & Co., Ltd..

Tanjong, Perak; Cable Ad: Holy- Acreage

(rubber)—2,412

Total: 2,412, cultivated

rood

W. Roche, manager Hoscote Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

A.K. Marshall,

J. Lewis, assistant

do. porated inAd:GreatBenut

—Cable Britain) BenutRengam,

Estate Estate

L. J. Pereira, book-keeper Johore

J. Murray, Kuala Lumpur, agent G. T. Lyford, manager

Oumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Lumpur, agents Kuala Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Secretaries and Registered Office—

braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Street, London, E.C. Great Tower) Street, London, E.C. 3.

Acreage — Total: 3,303, cultivated Acreage — Total : 1,755, cultivated

(rubber) 2,466 (rubber) 1,755

0226 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATTONiS

Inch Kenneth Kajang Rubber, Ltd.— Cable Ad: Ipoh Rubber Estates, Ipoh

Selangor 6f miles from Railway Station A Post

R. J. Watson, manager Office,

H. N.Ipoh

Winter, manager

A.L.T. S.C.McAlpine,

Anderson, senior assistant

2ndjunior

Beaty, acting assistant

assistant

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd-. Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—D. A. Clapper- Acreage

(rubber)— 1,720.87

Total: 18,41.19, cultivated

ton, 31, George St., Edinburgh

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Ipoh Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

Acreage—Total: 4,303.69, cultivated porated in the United Kingdom)—

(rubber) 3,560.68 Ipoh, Perak

Inchong Rubber Estate, Inchong Jabi Rubber Plantations (1932). Ltd.

Estate^—Kedah

Kedah; ; Postal Ad

Teleph. Serdang 23 : Serdang, (Incorporated in England)—Postal

G. H. Spare, acting manager Ad: Jabi Estate, Alor Star, Kedah;

W. Miller Mackay, visiting agent Cable Ad: Hudson, Alor Star

Secretaries—Tbos. Barlow & Bro., K. P. Hudson, manager

49-51, Eastcheap, London, E.O. S. Flpris, overseer

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Secretaries—E. B. Ridsdel & Co.,

agents Ltd., . 411-419, Salisbury House,

Acreage — Total: 1,335, cultivated London Wall, London, E.C. 2.

(rubber) 1,246, (coconuts) 8 McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Penang, agents

Indo-Malay Estates, Ltd. — Batang Acreage—Total : 1,301, cultivated

Berjuntai, Selangor (rubber) 1,303

R. P. Broome, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office — Jalan Kebun Rubber Co., Ltd. —

Cumberbatch & Co., Colombo Klang, Selangor

Acreage — Total: 795, cultivated T. M Latimer, visiting manager

(rubber) 687 W. F. O. Stephens, assistant-in-

charge

Indragiri Rubber, Ltd., Sungei Lala Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents

and Sungei Parit Estates—Indrsu Acreage — Total : 388, cultivated

giri, Sumatra (rubber) 383

W. H. J. Frahm, general manager

H. Reher,

H. F. Derksen, supt. (Parit)

assistant (Lala) Jasin (Malacca) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Secretaries & Registered Office — —Malacca

Evatt & Co., Singapore J. H. Hutchison, manager

Registered Office — Shaw Darby &

Co., Ltd., 14 & 19, Leadenhall

Insulinde Sumatra Rubber Estates, Street, London, E.C. 3.

Dtd. — Naraoe Oengas, Tandjong, Sime

agentsDarby A Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Poera, Sumatra Acreage — Total: 1,963, cultivated

O. E. Moriarty, manager (rubber) 1,719

Registered Office — Regis House,

King William Street, London,

E.C. 4 Jebong (Perak) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan, Matang, Perak

agents

Acreage—Total: 10,857, cultivated

(rubber) 2,287 R.C. J.E. MacDermot, manager

Nicholson, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Bosanquet

bo, Ceylon & Skrine, Ltd., Colom-

Ipoh

Bertam Rubber Estates,KrohLtd.,Estates—

A Gunong Dusun Acreage—Total: 1,703, cultivated

Postal Ad: Ipoh; Teleph. Pulai 235; (rubber) 1,626

 RUBBEft ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C227

Jekam Kuan tan Rjjbbeb Estate, Ltd.— Johore Johore.

Para Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Gunong Pulai Estate,

Kuantan, Pahang. 9 Miles from Johore Bahru

Telegraph Office and 111 Miles from A. Nicolson, manager

Railway Station Registered Office—A. B. SiUison, 38,

H. J. M. Mutch, manager Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

& Co., Ltd., Chartered Bank Cham- agents

bers, Singapore

Acreage—Total: 2,005, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,625 1,665, cultivated

(rubber) 1,334

Johore River Rubber Plantations,

Jeram Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Selangor Ltd.—JohoreJ. C. Stephen, manager

Jeram Estate, Kapar, F.M.S.

J. D. Smart,

Registered managerRubber Estate Registered

Office—The

Office — Shaw Darby &

Co., Ltd., Royal Mail House, 14,

Agency, Ltd., Bunge House, 71, St. Leadenhall Street, London, E. C. 2.

Mary Axe, London, E.C. 3. Sime, Darby & Go., Ltd., Malacca,

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents agents

Acreage — Total: 1,031, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3,307

3,715, cultivated

(rubber) 1,021

Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Port Johore Rubber Lands, Ltd.—Johore

B. J. R. Barton, manager

Dickson, Negri Sembilan Registered Office—E. B. Ridsdel &

A. C. Mulloy, manager Co., Ltd., London, E.C. 2.

Secretaries and Registered Office— MeAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Qattey & Bateman, Fullerton Penang, accountants

Building, Singapore Acreage — Total; 2,082, cultivated

Acreage — Total : 1,030, cultivated (rubber) 1,916

(rubber) 987

Jong Landor Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Jitra Rubber Plantations, Ltd., Bukit (Incorporated

PostalLandor.

in England)—Perak.

Ad: Tapah: Teleph.

Karangan Estates — Postal Ad: Ad:

Padang Serai, South Kedah 9 Miles from7; Tapah

Cable

Titi Karangan Estate—Postal Ad : Road Station and 3 Miles from Post

Padang Serai, South Kedah Office. Situated: 3rd Mile Tapah,

Acreage—Total: 900, cultivated Chenderiang Road

Arthur Tinker, manager

(rubber) 562 W. Adamson and J. McBride,

Jitra Estate—Postal Ad: Jitra N. assistants

Kedah S. Yinasithamby, chief clerk

Acreage—Total: 753, cultivated Dr. J. G. and.

Reed,Registered

medical officer

(rubber) 553 Secretaries Office —

J. C. H. Aitken, general manager Geo. Williamson & Co., 138, Lea-

Bukit Tunjang Estate — Postal Ad: Harrisons, denhall Street, Londpn, E.C. 3.

Jitra Kedah Barker & Co., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 162, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 162 2,834, cultivated

Sandilands, (rubber) 2,515

agents Buttery

Secretaries—M.

Mincing Lane, P.London,

EvansE.C. 3.Co., 30, Jong Produce Co., Ltd.—Teluk An-

son, Lower Perak

A. Fraser, director

Joco Coconut Estate—Pontian, Jo- O. T. de B. Whitehouse, director

hore L. H. Ghee, secretary

A. J. G. Crosse, visting manager Registered

Road, TelukOffice —10, Dennison

Anson

Acreage—Total: 1,607, cultivated Acreage—Total: 708, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,361, (areca nuts) 60 410

C228 RUBBEIt ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Jugra Estate—Banting, Selangor H. M. James, manager

N. S. Killick, manager Secretaries and Agents — Harper

Registered Office—24, Coleman St., Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

London, E.C. Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 3,703^, cultivated Acreage—Total: 800, planted 506

(rubber, coconut, coffee and oil

palms) 3,600 Junun Rubber Estates, Ltd., Junun

Estate—Gurun P.O., Kedah

Jugra H. W. Rickeard, manager

poratedLandin &Scotland)—Tamil

Carey, Ltd. (Incor-

name S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

“Teluk Gunjing”; Postal Address: The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

Carey Island, Port Swettenham, Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Loquat, Port London, E.C. 3.

Swettenham; Teleph. 53, Port Swet- Acreage—Total: 2,122, cultivated

tenham (rubber) 2,058.75

Distance from Railway Station—

Port Swettenham, 9 Miles by

Company’s Launch Juru Estates, Ltd.—Simpang Ampat,

Distance from Telegraphic Office Province Wellesley

—9 Miles (Special Arrangements J. M. Arbuckle, manager

for Sending and Receiving Tele- H. R. Crawford, assistant

grams from Port Swettenham by Registered Office—McLean, Brodie &

Telephones) Forgie, 7, Royal Bank Place,

Forwarding and Enquiry Office--. Buchanan Street, Glasgow

Carey Island Agency, Port Agents—Harrisons, Barker

Swettenham, Telephone 4, Port Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Swettenham Acreage — Total: 2,093, cultivated

James Melville, resident general (rubber and coconuts) 1,836

manager

H. S. Bryce, office manager Kampong Guron Estate — Sungei

W. A. B. Smith, factory supt.

I. T. Coutts, R. J. MacLachlan, C. Bakap, Province Wellesley

Chua Guan Hup, manager

F. Mangin, J. T. Nixon, D. S. Cheah Chin Yean, owner

Thomson and C. E. Waits, Areage—Total

supts. 244, cultivated (rubber)

C. S. Allan, W. N. Allan, S. J. 244

Halkett, A. J. Hunter, J. G. K. H. Syndicate, Ltd., Kuala Hau

Martin, A. N. Moncur, I. A. N. Estate—Kelantan; Postal Ad : Te-

McClew and M. G. S. Parker, mangan; Cable Ad : Kualahau

assistants G. G.de Dawson, manager

Acreage—Total: 28,733^, cultivated W. B. MacLaren, visiting agent

(rubber) 9,970, (coconuts) 6,898, Kennedy Burkill & Co., Ltd., agents

(tea) 87|, (coffee) 102 Acreage — Total: 1,369, cultivated

Paradise Estate (rubber) 824

Postal

Ad: Ad: Kajang,

Coutts, F.M.S.;

Kajang. 1 Mile Cable

from

Railway Station and U Miles from K.Plantations,

M. S. (Malay States) Rubber

Ltd.—Sungei Petan-i,

Telegraph Office Kedah

Acreage—Total: 574j Sungei Patani and Bukit Lembu

Secretaries and Registered Office— Estates

Macdonald,

87, West RegentStewart

Street,& Co., C.A.,

Glasgow, D. O. Wright, manager

C. 2, Scotland D. T. P. Crawford, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office —

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

Juntai Development, Ltd., Juntai church Street, London

Estate—Kuala Pilah, Negri (S'em- Acreage—Total: 4,536, cultivated

bilan (rubber) 3,777, (coconuts) 16

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Kamasan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Selangor, Selangor Ltd., 52-54,

London, E.C. 3. Gracechurch Street,

A. G. R. Cowe, manager Agents—Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries and Registered Office — Lumpur

Boustead & Co., Kuala Lumpur Acreage—Total: 6,139, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 763, cultivated (rubber) 4,193

(rubber) 750

Kampong Batu Estate, Ltd.—Rembau, Kapala Islands Estate, Kapala

Negri Sembilan Djerei—c/o Lewis & Peat (Singa-

Agents & Secretaries—Mansergh & pore), Ltd., local agents

Tayler, Ltd., Seremban R. Wodschow Pyne, manager

Acreage — Total: 187, cultivated Head Office—J. A. Wattie & Co.,

(rubber) 185 Ltd., Shanghai

Acreage—Total: 5,250, cultivated

Kampong Kuantan Rubber Co., Ltd.— (rubber) 2,170

Kuala Selangor, Selangor

E. W. Fesq, general manager Kapar Para Rubber Estates Co., Ltd.

G. Trevor-Koch, assistant —Selangor

G. A. Finlayson,

Registered Office — do.Boustead Bros., W. S. Leslie, manager

Walsingham House, Seething J. D. Moss, assistant

Lane, London, E.C. 3 Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala agents Office—Wm. Nevett &

Registered

Lumpur, commercial agents Co., 3, Salter’s Hall Court, Can-

Acreage—Total: 4,917 cultivated non Street, London, E.C .

(rubber) 3,742 Acreage—Total: 3,619, cultivated

Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging (rubber) 3,566

Ltd. (Incorporated in the F.M.S.)—

Registered34, Office: Taiping Kapayang Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Teleph.

Austmalay Taiping;

Taiping. CablePerak;

Authorised Ad:

Cap- Mambau, Negri Sembilan

ital: £140,000 In Shares of 5/- Each, H. Simpson, manager

Capital Fully Paid Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Penang,

Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

W.general managers(chairman),

A. Freeman & secretariesR.J.D. J. A. Wattie & Co., Ltd., Shang-

hai

Richardson, b.e. (Syd.), m. inst. Acreage — Total: 526, cultivated

m.m.,

m. inst. m.m., E. E. G.b.e.Boyd,(Syd.),

E.E.G. Boyd, b.e. (rubber) 491

Syd.), m. inst.

b.e. (Syd.), C. C.m.m., F. V.b.e.Stanley,

Nardin, (Syd.), Karak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Pahang

H. R. Rix (deputy chairman) and R. G. Young, manager

C- W.directors

Wicks, b.e. (Syd.), a. inst. Registered Office—Geo. Williamson

m.m., & Co., Ltd., 138, Leadenhall Street,

London, E.C.

Kampong Lima Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd,

Sungei Bakap, Province Wellesley Kuala Lumpur, local agents

F. C. Bruce, manager Acreage — Total: 1,340, cultivated

Agents, Secretaries and Registered (rubber) 1,229

Office

Penang— Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—303.34, cultivated (rubber) Karmen Rubber, Ltd.—Pahang

301.69 E. R. Batts,Office

Registered manager

— Guthrie & Co.,

Kamuning (Perak) Rubber & Tin Co., Ltd., 52-54,

London, E.C.3.Gracechurch Street,

Ltd.—Sungei Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

H. C- Butler,Siput,generalPerakmanager

agents

B. M. Hembry, assistant Acreage—Total: 2,980, cultivated

R. B. Jackson, do. (rubber) 2,131

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Katoyang (Bahru) Rubber Estath, Kempas, Ltd., Pasak Division — Kota

Ltd. (Registered in F.M.S.)—Postal Tinggi, Johore

Ad: Katoyang Estate, Tanjong G. Massie, manager

Malim, Perak Secretaries & Agents—Sime, Darby

L. W. Tivy, resident manager & Co., Ltd., Malacca

G. C. Bailey, visiting agent Acreage—Total: 2,037.11, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 1,715

Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Kempas, Ltd.—Postal Ad : Tenth Mile

Kedah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bagan Estate Tangkah via Malacca; Teleph.

Samak, South Kedah Sungei Mati 38

J. W. Wilson, manager J. B. Gould, acting manager

S. L. Roberts, L. Lockyear and G. Sime,

agentsDarby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

M. Clark, assistants Acreage — Total: 1,425, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 1,275

Henry Waugh & Cb., Penang

Acreage—Total: 4,442, cultivated

(rubber) 2,197, (coconuts) 1,811 Kepayang Estate—Ipoh, Perak

Kelantan Rubber Estates (1933), Ltd., H. Rodway Rix, manager

Estates: Chaning, Pasir Jinggi and Acreage — Total: 172, cultivated

Lepan Kabu Estates — Kelantan; (rubber) 172

Postal Ad : Pahi; Cable Ad : Chan- Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

ing Pahi, Kelantan (Incorporated in England)—Kuala

F. W. B. Sergeant, manager Lumpur, Selangor

R. Lindsay Smith, assistant A. V. Beith, general manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Tumpat, A.Turner,

G. Donald,

agents— Total: 7,328, cultivated

Acreage S. J. G.Nias,M. H.Speeden,

M. Newton,S. Y.

(rubber) 2,290 A. L. Prance, W. G. Dudgeon,

Harrison and R. E. Price, assistants R. D.

Kelton Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kelton (Selangor Group)

Agents—Ethel burga Malayan Agency

Estate—Serdang,

56, Kuala Lumpur Selangor; P.O. Box Syndicate, Ltd. (Boustead

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Secretaries)

Planters’ Stores and Agency do., Secretary and Registered Office—W. B.

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Gauld,E. 149,

don, C. 3.Leadenhall Street, Lon-

Acreage—Total: Acreage

160, cultivated (rubber) — Total: 31,331, cultivated

(rubber) 28,282

160

Kepong

Selangor Estate—Postal Ad: Kepong,

Kemasul Rubber Estates, Ltd., Kema- Acreage — Total: 1,712, cultivated

sul Estate, Mengkarak, Pahang (rubber) l,57,lf

W. Keiller visiting manager

Harrisons, Barker & 'Co., Ltd., Bujon Estate—Postal Ad: Sungei

Buloh,—selangor

Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage Total: 1,393^, cultivated

(rubber) 1,337£

Greenhill & Clapperton, 31, Sungei Gapi

George St., Edinburgh Ad: Serendah, Ulu Selangor

Acreage—Total: 1,139.18, cultivated Acreage

(rubber) 710.48 — Total: 2,739|, cultivated

(rubber) 2,600

Kempas, Ltd.—Home Division, Masjid Bukit Lanchong

Batu Tiga, Selangor Estate—Postal Ad:

Tanah, Malacca Acreage—Total: 1,184, cultivated

A. L. Denholm, assistant-in-charge (rubber) 1,015

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Bukit Prang Estate—Postal Ad:

agents Dingkil, Kajang, Selangor

Secretaries

Sime, Darbyand& Registered Office— Acreage

Co., Ltd., Malacca — Total: 1,0001, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 2,567, cultivated Katoyang (rubber) Estate—Postal

920 Ad : Tan-

(rubber) 2,440 jong Malim, Perak

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Acreage — Total: 1,057J, cultivated Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. (Incorporated

(rubber) 1,029 in England), Kimanis Estate—

Yimy Estate—Postal Ad: Pengkalan Postal Ad: Jesselton, B.N. Borneo;

Kundang, Selangor

Acreage — Total: 1,452|, cultivated Tel.W. Ad: Kimanis, Jesselton

Riddel, manager

(rubber) 1,066 R. B. Lutter, senior assistant

Acreage (Selangor Group) — Total: R. J. C. Dobbie, assistant

10,539, cultivated (rubber) 9,539 E. I. Morris, do.

Acreage (Johore Group)—Total:

cultivated (rubber) 18,743 20,792, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

agents

Secretaries & Registered Office —

Khota Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

in theTampan Rubber Co., Ltd.

U. Kingdom)—Khota (Inc.

Tampan church St., London, E.C. 3.

Estate; Postal Add

Perak; CableDistance : Lenggong,

Ad; Khota Upper Acreage — Total: 714,878, cultivated

Lenggong; from Tampan

Railway (rubber) 5,707J

Station, Kuala Kangsar Railway

Station 30 Miles Kings Mead Estate — Postal Ad:

J. R. Bell, manager

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Jerantut, Pahang

M. R. K. Nambiar, manager

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Acreage — Total: 200, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 200

McLean, Brodie

Bank Place, Glasgow, Scotland

Acreage—Total: 1,077.78, cultivated Kinta Kellas Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

(rubber) 1,075.28 Batu Gajah, Perak

Kiamsam Plantation & Ranch—La- D. D. Booth, general manager

buan, S. S. J. Philip, assistant

W. W. Boyd, j.p., general manager Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

Co., Adelaide House, King Wil-

& proprietor liam Street, London, E.U 4.

D. G. Boyd, assistant

Acreage — Total: 1278, cultivated Harrison, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Penang, agents

(coconuts) 400, (fruits) 50, (cattle

ranch) 828

Kinta Valley Estate, Ltd. — Postal

Killinghall (Rubber) Development Ad: Batu Gajah, Perak

Syndicate, Ltd.—Selangor H. F. Hutcheson, manager

D. S. Ainger, manager Registered Office—Brown, Phillips

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- & Stewart, Ipoh

braith, 7, Martin’s Lane, Cannon Acreage—Total: 3,165, cultivated

Street, London, E.C. (rubber) 2,413

Oumberbatch & Co,, Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 1,807, cultivated Kirby Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Negri

Sembilan

(rubber) 1,251 Kirby, Carrotina, Georgia Khatoum

Kim Po Estate, Rhio—Postal Ad: Estates

N. V. Landbouw Mij. Slipi, Batavia D. Farquharson, general manager

J. G. Schilpzand, manager T. N. Cummins and D. Stewart,

assistants

Acreage—Total: 2,200, cultivated Registered Office — The Planters’

(rubber and pineapple) 1,000 Stores and Agency Co., Ltd., 17,

St. Helen’s Place, Bishopsgate,

Kim Seng Land Co., Ltd. — Pasir Local London, E.C. 3.

Panjang, Singapore Agents—Planters’ Stores &

Goh Leng Inn, estate manager Agency Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage — Total: 2,467, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3168f

3,594, cultivated

(rubber) 2,467

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C232 RUBBEft ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Klabang Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incorpor- Kluang Rubber Go., Ltd.—Kluang

ated in England)—Postal Ad : Kla- Estate, Johore

bang Estate, Chemor, Perak. Dis- F. C. Cox, manager

tance from Railway Station and Secretaries and Registered Office—

Telegraph Office: Klabang 2i Miles, Derrick & Co., Singapore

S. Prah and Ulu Pari 5 Miles Acreage—Total: 1,892, cultivated

K. Brown, manager (rubber) 1,566

C. K. Sukumar, chief clerk Kombok (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Klabang Estate Sungei Gadut, Negri Sembilan

Acreage—Total : 1,476, cultivated H. A. Smith, manager

(rubber) 1,309, (coconuts) 28 Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Sungei Prah Estate

Acreage—Total: 575, cultivated Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,

(rubber) 554 London, E.C.

Ulu Pari Estate Guthrie & Oo., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Dr. Alex. Scott, medical officer agents

Acreage — Total: 211, cultivated Acreage — Total : 2,802, cultivated

(rubber) 208 (rubber) 2,644

Kamiri Estate — Postal Address :

Sungei Siput, Perak. Distance Kong Lee (Perak) Plantations, Ltd.,

from Railway Station & Tele- Kong Lee & Pulau Toh M'Ali Estates

graph Office : 3 Miles —Bagan Serai, Perak, F.M.S.

J. B. Middleton, manager Eric T.

Barlow Co., manager

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

P. Madhavan Nair, chief clerk agents

Acreage

(rubber)— 954

Total: 1,376, cultivated Acreage — Total: 751, cultivated

Karaigor.Estate — Postalfrom

Distance Address:Railway

Eng- (coconuts) 720, (rubber) 3l£

Station & Telegraph Office: 2 Kongsi Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang

Miles Gajah Estate, Kapar Selangor

Acreage

(rubber)— Total:

515 533, cultivated H. B. Dudley, manager

Padang Rengas Division T. H. Menzies, visiting agent

Dr. D. R. Tweedie, medical office Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 161, cultivated Leechman & Co., Colombo

(rubber) 150 Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Local Agents—Whittall & Co., Kuala

Barlow

Acreage—Total: 1,433, cultivated

agents (rubber) l,424f

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Thomas, Barlow & Bro., Ceylon Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates (19211,

House,

don, E.C.49-51,

3. Eastcheap, Lon- Ltd. (Incorporated in Shanghai),

Kota Bahroe Estate—Postal Ad :

Klanang Produce Co., Ltd.—Selan- Kota Bahroe Estate, Gopang, Perak;

gor, Klanang Estate Cable Ad: Dawson, Gopang, Perak;

Distance from Railway Station: 4^

J. M. Barkway, manager Miles Telegraph Office: 4j Miles

D. E. Trevaldwyn, assistant Kota Bahroe Estate—

Registered Office — Walker Bros. Acreage

(rubber)—1,257

Total: 2,318, cultivated

(London), Ltd.. 3, London Wall Gunong Rapat Estate

Buildings, London, E. C. Acreage—Total: 254, cultivated (rub-

Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., ber) 238

Kuala Lumpur Canning Estate

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 2,224 2,224. cultivated Acreage — Total:

(rubber), 450 554, cultivated

Klian Kellas, Ltd.—Padang Rengas, Raymund M. Dawson, manager

Perak Hon. Mr. S. B. Palmer, visit-

R. W. Low, manager ing agent

Registered Office — E. B. Ridsdel & Secretaries—A. R. Burkill & Sons,

Co., Ltd., 411-419, Salisburg Shanghai

House, London Wall, E.C. 2. Agents—Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Penang

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Kota Tinggi (Johoee) Rubbee Co., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Rowe, White & Co., 4, Lloyd’s

Ltd. (Incorporated in Eng]and)-Postal Avenue, London, E. C.

Ad:

Kota Kota

TinggiTinggi, Johore; Teleph. 37, Acreage

G.Siginting

B. W. Gray, general (rubber)— Total:

751 770, cultivated

Estate, Port manager,

Dickson c/o

R. B. Perkins,

Secretary managerOffice—S. E. Kuala

& Registered Kelantan;Geh PostalEstates,

Ad: Kuala GehLtd.—Ulu

Estate,

Atter, Moorgate Station Chambers, Sungei Nal, Ulu Kelantan; Cable Ad:

London, E. C.

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Kualageh Nal-Kelantan

T.H. G.A. Peddie, manager

agents Sandeman, assistant

Acreage—Total: 1,838, cultivated Local Agents—Guthrie & Co., Ltd.,

(rubber) 1,780, (coconuts) 2 Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Keamat Rubbee Estate, Ltd., Kramat 142, Great Winchester Street,

Estate, Lumut, Bindings, S.S London Wall, E.C. 3.

St. J. B. Jonklaas, manager Acreage—Total: 3,277, cultivated

Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Ipoh (rubber) 2,634

Acreage—Total: 431, cultivated Kuala Kangsae Plantations, Ltd.—

(rubber and coconuts) Perak

Kbetay Plantations — Trengganu, Gapis Estate, Padang Rengas

Postal Ad: Kretay vid Singapore; O. H. M. Sturges. manager

Cable Ad: Frederiksen, Kretay J. G. Butcher, assistant

E. Frederikson, general manager Acreage—Total: 1,706, cultivated

Proprietors—Det Ostasiatiske Industri Sungei (rubber and coconuts) 1,393

og Plantage Kompagni, Copenhagen Biong Estate — Kuala

East Asiatic Go., (S.S.), Singapore, Kangsar

managing agents R. O. Phillips, resident manager

Acreage—Total: 3,925, cultivated Acreage—Total: 956, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,260, (rubber) 690 (rubber) 913|

Padang Gajah Estate—Trong

Keian Rubbee Plantations, Co., Ltd. J as. Craig, assistant-in-charge

—Subang Estate, Batu Tiga, Selan- Acreage—Total: 677, cultivated

gor (rubber) 516

P. M. Geering, manager Batu Balai Estate—Jerantut, Pa-

Secretaries and Registered Office— hang

Thomas Barlow & Bro., 49, East- P. R. Spicer, resident manager

cheap, London, E. C. 3. Acreage—Total: 2,492, cultivated

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Meranti (rubber) 639

agents Lapan Estate, Lahat

Acreage — Total: 1,315, cultivated W. A. McMichael, resident

' (rubber) 1,100 manager

Acreage—Total: 806, cultivated

Keian Rubbee Plantations Co., Ltd., Registered (rubber) 791

The—Jin Seng Estate, Bagan Serai, Office—Dickson, Ander-

Perak son & Co., Abchuroh Lane, Lon-

Eric T. Boyd, manager don, E.O. 4.

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow & Harrisons, Penang, agents

Barker k Co., Ltd.,

Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51,

Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Barlow & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Ulu Yam P.O.Rubbee

Kuala Kubu Estate, Ltd.—

agents tSelangor

D. J. Fraser, manager

Kbubong (Malacca) Rubbee Planta- Secretaries and Registered Office—

Geo. Williamson & Co., 138, Lea-

tions, Ltd.—Alor Gajah, Malacca denhall Street, London

W. H. C. Horn, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

G. W. McLeod, assistant Kuala Lumpur, agents

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Acreage—Total: 983, cultivated

agents (rubber) 956

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C234 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co., Ltd. Kuala Padah Estate—Bentong, Pahang

Wardieburn Estate—P.O. Box No. W. M. Phillips, Company’s Re-

17, Kuala Lumpur manager presentative in the East

A. G. Barron-Toop, W. M. Phillips, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,789j, cultivated Local Office—Cooper, McDougall

(rubber) 2,486f Robertson, Ltd., Singapore

Kent0.Estate—Batu Oaves P.O'. Acreage — Total: 2,000, cultivated

K. Paul, manager (insecticidal crop) 1,050

Acreage—Total : 1,446J, cultivated

(rubber) 1,215J Kuala Pergau Rubber Plantations,

Kundang and Rawang Estates, Ltd., Kuala Pergau and Balah

Pengkalan Kundang—Selangor Estates—Ulu Kelantan; Postal Ad:

H. G. Thomson, manager Kuala Pergau, Ulu Kelantan

Acreage—Total: 2,324^, cultivated T. W. T. Bangs, manager

(rubber) l,94l£ Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Genias Estate—.jGemas, J6bore ! Lumpur, local agents

B. Burr^ manager Acreage — Total: 3,982, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,706-1. cultivated (rubber) 1,247

(rubber) 1,416

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Kuala Pertang Syndicate, Ltd., Kuala

Secretaries and1 Registered Office— Pertang Estates — Kelantan; Postal

The Rubber Estate Agency,E.Ltd.,

71, St. Mary Axe, London, C. 3. Ad: Nal, Kelantan; Cable Ad:

Kualapertang, Nal

J. McNicol, manager

Kuala Muda Rubber Estates, Ltd., A. J. Blaney, assistant

Sungei _ Patani, Kedah (Incorpo- Secretaries and Registered Office—

rated in England)—Postal Ad : Lyle, Leckie & Co., 48, West

Sungei Patani, Kedah; Cable Ad: Regent Street, Glasgow

Kumuda, Sungei Patani; Distance Acreage — Total: 5,400, cultivated

from Railway Station and P.O!. : (rubber) 2,500

9 Miles; Teleph. 4, Sungei Patani Kuala Pilah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

J, Downes, senior assistant Negri Sembilan

R. D. Mitchell, J. O. Tyndale E. W. Waterfield, manager

Powell, H Allen. H. A. Hill Registered Office — Dickson, Ander-

and G. Anderson, ^assistants son & Co., Ld., Abchurch Lane,

Agents—Ethelburgu Malayan Agency London, E.C. 4.

Syndicate, Ltd., c/o Boustead & Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Co., Ltd., Penang Lumpur, agents

Secretary and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 1,066, cultivated

E. D. Roberts, 149, Leadenhall (rubber) 1,023

Street, London, E.C. 3.

Acreage—Total: 9,604, cultivated Kuala Reman Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

(rubber) 7,652, (coconut) 5 The—Pahang

W. Reid, general manager

Kuala Nal Kelantan Rubber Co., Ltd. J. M. Cotterill, supt.

(Incorporated in England), Kuala Registered Office—Pahang Consolidated

Nal Estate — Postal Ad : Sungei Co., Ltd., Blomfield House, London

Nal, Kelantan Cable Ad: Nal Wall, London, E.C. 2.

J. W. Hope, manager Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, local

Whittall & Cb., Kuala Lumpur, agents

agents Acreage—Total: 8,311, cultivated

Boustead (rubber) 6,724

warding&agents

Co., Ltd., Tumpat, for-

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kuala Sawah Estate — Postal Ad:

A. B. Simson, 33, Eastcheap, Rantau, Seremban, North Borneo

London, E.C. 3. H. Chockalingarm, manager

Acreage—Total: 3,975, cultivated Owner—R. M. Ph. Palamappa Chet-

(rubber) 2,176 tejair, 71, Paul Street, Seremban

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Kuala Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd.- Kundong Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Jo-

Selangor hore

R. D. Gillett, manager A. W. Porter, manager

Secretary and Registered Office— Secretaries—Harrisons, Barker &

S. L. Thompson, 276, Winchester Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

House, Old Broad Street, London,

E. C.

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala KuRAMAN & USUKAN ISLANDS ESTATES

Lumpur, agents —Postal Ad: Kuraman Island,

Kuala Sepang Estate—Sepang, Sel- Labuan, S.S.

angor W.manager

W. Boyd, proprietor & general

O. J. Taylor and R. V. Ross,

proprietors D. G. Boyd, assistant

Planters Loans Board, managers Acreage — Total: 440, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office- (coconuts) 440

Planters’ Loans Board, Kuala

Lumpur

Kuala Sidim Rubber Co., Ltd., Batu Kwaloe Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Lon-

Pekaka Estate—Kedah ; Postal Ad . don)—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Mem-

Kuala Ketil P.O. ; Teleph. 10 Kuala bang Moeda; Tel. Membang Moeda

Ketil 4; Cable Ad: Kwaloe, Membang

F. C. Meyrick, manager Moeda; Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

H. N. W. Bulford, assistant Tanjang Pasir & Si Toengir Estates

Secretaries and Registered Office— L. H. Sturgess, manager

Boustead & Co., Ltd., 1, Weld J. F. G- Vonk, assistant

Quay, Penang Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 3,382, cultivated J. A. Henderson & Co., Ld., Ocean

(rubber) 2,503 House, Great Tower Street, Lon-

Kukub (Johore) Rubber Estates, Ltd. don, E.C. 4.

—Pontian Post Office, Johore Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

A. J. G. Crosse, manager Acreage — Total: 5,254.8, cultivated

R. A. Middleton, assistant (rubber) 2,379

Agents—Ross Taylor & Co., Singa-

pore

Acreage—Total: 2,694.98,2,694.98

(rubber and coconuts) cultivated

Labu (F. M. S.) Rubber Co., Ltd., Labu

Estate—Negri Sembilan

Kulai Rubber Estate—Kulai, Johore H. W. C. McCutcheon, manager

W. P. Millar, proprietor I. A. Ford, assistant

Acreage — Total: 780, cultivated D. J. Stalker, do.

frubber) 700 Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street,

Kulim Rubber Plantations, Ltd. — London, E.O. 3

Kedah Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

J. G. Wood, manager pur, agents

Bukit Genting Estate

Acreage—Total: 1,856, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 3,008

3,268. cultivated

Ghim(rubber)

Khoon 1,665

Estate

D. Campbell, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,277, cultivated Labuan Bileh, Ltd.—Port Dickson,

Negri Sembilan

(rubber) 1,171 C. K. Campbell, manager

Sand'ilands,

local agentsButtery & Cb., Penang, Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

Registered Office—Eastern Indus- Kuala Lumpur

tries, Ltd., Regis House, London, Acreage—Total: 560, cultivated

E.C. 2. (rubber) 530

 C236 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Lalang Rapat Kiki Estate—Ipoh, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Perak The British North Borneo (Char-

A. N. Kenion, manager tered) Co., Lloyds Bank (New)

Acreage—Total: 490, cultivated Building, High Street, Rickman-

(rubber) 490 sworth, Hertford, England

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

Lam Chong Estate—Kampar, Perak; commercial agents

Cable Ad: Lamchong Lankat Rubber Co., Ltd., Soengei

Chan Ying Tit, manager Pendjara Estate—Sumatra. Sta-

Acreage — Total: 270, cultivated tions Kwala and Selesseh; Telephs.

(rubber) 260 15 & 24, Kwala

Lambak Rubber, Ltd.—Jchore H. A. J. Meeuwesen, manager

F. A. F. Johnstone, manager Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

T. A. Wight, assistant agents

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co.,

Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street, Lapan Utan Rubber Co., Ltd.—Kuala

London, E.O. 3. Selangor

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, E. A. O. Simpson, manager

agents K. P. Sarathy, book-keeper

Acreage—Total : 4,227.19, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 4,094.57 Boustead Bros., Colombo, Ceylon

Lanadron Rubber Estates, Ltd. — Cumberbatch Lumpur, agents

& Co., Ltd., Kuala

Johore Acreage

Lanadron Estate—Muar

Acreage—Total: 4,140, cultivated (rubber) 450 454|, cultivated

— Total

(rubber) 2,997

Agents—Harrisons,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Barker & Co., Laras (Sumatra) Rubber Estates,

Kerassan & Bah Bajpe Estates—

Thos. H. Menzies, visiting agent Pematang

R. M. Skeet,

Siantar, E.C. Sumatra

general

J. J. Johnston, manager

C. A. Hunter and C. A. Gray, Kerassan &, Bah Bajoemanager

Estates—

assistants Pematang Siantar

Jementah Estate—Segamat H. A. Roddis, L. van Es (On leave),

Acreage—Total: 7,507, cultivated C.Hurgronje

A. van deandPoll,W.A.deJ. Snouck

Haart,

(rubber) 2,262 assistants

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Acreage—Total: 8,021, cultivated

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower St., (rubber) 7,541

London, E.C. Petatel Estates—Soengei Bedj anker

J. Pamplin, manager

LanGat River (Selangor) Rubber Co., Acreage—Total: 5,500, cultivated

Ltd., Sungei Sedu Estate—Selan- (rubber) 2,165

gor ; Postal Ad : Banting Aer Temam Estate—Locboek Ling-

C. B. Wheeler, manager gau Palembang

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, C. W. Dicks, manager

agents Acreage—Total: 7,665, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— Agents—Sandilands,

(rubber) 2,372 Buttery & Co.,

Lewis, Brown

House, McCallum Road, Colombo

Acreage—Total: 3,254.18, cultivated

(rubber) 2,335.05, (coconuts) 37.6, Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Batu

(rubber in bearing) 2,025.5 and Apoi and Biang Estates, Brunei

(coconuts in bearing) 37.6 (Incorporated in London) — Postal

Ad : Brunei via Labuan ; Cable Ad :

Langkon North Borneo Rubber, Ltd. Oakford, Temburong

M. A. MacG. Oakford, manager

—Kudat, B. N. Borneo; Cable Ad : Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

Langkon, Ranau Ltd., Labuan, agents

R. McGechan, manager Secretaries—Rowe, White h Oo.,

Acreage—Total: 10,473, cultivated Ltd., London

(rubber) 1,722

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La was (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd., Lu- Lendu Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

madan Estate — B. N. Borneo; porated in England), Tembeling

Cable Ad: Lawasarel Beaufort Estatei—Pahang

Registered Offices—4, Lloyds Avenue, R. M. Alleyne Maycock, visiting

Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3. ; manager

Cable Ad : Skyscraper Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Directors — A. Parker Smith agents

(chairman), T. H. B. Owen, Rt. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Hon. Lord Rawallan andG.D.F. Rowe, White & Co.. 4, Fenchurch

Sinclair Street, London, E.C.

Acreage — Total.: 785.87, cultivated

Layang Rubber Plantations, Ltd. — (rubber) 668.15

Johore Lendu Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Malacca

S. Harper Ball, manager W. H. C. Horn, manager

F. Parker, assistant G. W. McLeod, assistant White &

Northern Division Registered Office—Rowe,

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.., Malacca, Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Lon-

agents don, E.C.

Registered Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Co., Ltd., Office—Shaw, Darby &

14 & 19, Leadenhall agents

Acreage — Total : 2,407, cultivated

Street, London, E.C. 3. (rubber) 2,329, (coconuts) 2

Acreage — Total: 6,047, cultivated

(rubber) 3,575 Lenggeng Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Ledang Rubber Plantations, Ltd.— porated in England), Lenggeng

Tangkah, Johore Estate and Bener Estate—Negri

J. H. W. Godfree, manager Sembilan; Postal Ad: Semenyih.,

J. L. Gray, Selangor

Guthrie & Co., assistant

Ltd., Ruala Lumpur, 0. H. Miller, manager

Registered Office—Paterson, Simons

agents & Co., Ld., New London Street,

Secretaries and Registered Office — London, E.C.

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 5, Whitting- Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Kuala

ton Avenue, London, E.C. 3. Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,231, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,664, cultivated

(rubber) 1,945 (rubber) 2,471

Ledbury Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Leong Bee Estate — 23} Mile Stone,

Selangor Kinrara and Sione Estates Scudai, Johore Bahru

Ledbury, Koh Toon Hor, estate manager

W. S. God ward, manager Secretaries and Registered —Office

D. Money-Taylor, assistant c/o 10, Mohamed Sultan Road,.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Singapore

Harrisons Acreage — Total: 178, cultivated

Great Tower& Street,

Crosfield, Ltd., E.C.

London, 1-4, (rubber and bananas) 145

Agents—Harrisons,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Barker & Co., Lesong Tujoh Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: Lesong Tujoh Estate — Kedah ;

(rubber) 2,407} 2,727}, cultivated Postal Ad: Padang Serai

B. H. Symes, visiting manager

Registered Office—Harrisons, Barker

Lee Mong Chye Estate (Yee Hee & Co., Ltd , Penang

Kongsi), Yee Hee Estate—Postal Lioertwood Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Ad: 55, Jalan Maharani, Muar, Krian Road, Office

Perak — Chartered Bank

J ohore Registered

Secretaries and Registered Office— Chambers, Penang

c/o 168, Jalan Abdullah, Muar, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Jchore S. B. Palmer «fc Co., Bruas

Acreage — Total: 721, cultivated Acreage—Total: 675, cultivated

(rubber) 721 (rubber) 512

0238 RUBBKR ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Lilford Estate—Serdang, Selangor; Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd.—Postal Ad:

Teleph. 230, Serdang Jesselton, B.N. Borneo; Cable Ad:

H. E. Talalla, manager Lok Kawi, Jesselton; Codes: Bent-

Acreage—Total: 278, cultivated ley’s Complete Phrase

(para rubber) 278 H. Read, manager

Lima Blas Estate, Plantation des F. G. L. Chester, assistant

Terres Rouges (Incorporated in T. G. Lopez, dp.

Indp-China)—Postal Ad: Slim River, Lau Lai, m.b., b.s., medical officer

Perak; Cable Ad: Klalim, Slim Agents and Secretaries—The Borneo

River; Co., Ltd., 143-149, Fenchurch St.,

Railway Teleph.

Station 223,and Slim

P. O. River;

(Slim London, E.C. 3.

River) 6 Miles

C. A. Reels, manager London Asiatic Rubber & Produce

J. B. King, supt. Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in Gt.

R. Ravix, assistant Britain)—Pahang

J. Nicoll,

Dr. J. G. visiting agent medical

Reed, visiting Telemong Estate (Telemong, Renjok

officer Timah

Bentong;Divisions) — PostalTeleph.

Pahang, F.M.S.; Ad :

Agents — Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Karak 215; Cable Ad: Telemong,

Lumpur Bentong; Distance from Rail-

Acreage — Total: 7,146, planted (oil way Station ; Kuala Lumpur:

palm) 5,000 69A.Miles; Mentakab:

Linda Rubber Estate—Teluk Anaon, E. Walker, manager 32 Miles

Perak

B. II. Lewis and Dr. C. F. Giddy, A.G. W.

P. Allan, assistant

G. Abernethy, do.

proprietors Secretaries—Harrisons & Crosfield

B. H. Lewis, manager Ltd., 1-4, Great Tower St., Lon-

Acreage—Total: 256, planted (rub- don, E.C. 3.

ber) 210 Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur, local agents

Linggi Plantations—Negri Sembilan Acreage—

(rubber) Total:

3,927 8,530, cultivated

Rantau, Negri Sembilan

J. C. Peskett, manager

K. McAusland, assistant London, Asiatic Rubber & Produce

Acreage — Total: 3,310, cultivated Co., Ltd.—Malacca

(rubber) 2,664 Diamond

UluSembilan

Sawah—Kuala Sawah, Negri Malacca Jubilee Estate—Jasin,

H. de B. Williams, manager H. F. Cardwell, manager

E. R. Batts, assistant-in-charge E. G. Robertson, assistant

Acreage

(rubber)- 1,622

Total : 2,070, cultivated Acreage—Total: 5,350, cultivated

Siliau—Negri Sembilan (rubber) 4,091

H. de B. Williams, manager (On Batang Benar Estate — Nilai,

leave) P.O.N.S.

R. A. White, acting manager B. G. Chalmers, manager

Acreage Acreage—Total: 1,362, cultivated

(rubber)— 1,929

Total: 2,305, cultivated (rubber) 1,360

Tangkah Estate—Tangkah P.O.,

Mantin—Negri Seinbilan Johore

N. F. Modder, assistant

Acreage

(rubber)— 1,193

Total: 1,556, cultivated H. L. Lamotte, mgr. (On leave)

Haron—Klang G. A. Chalmers (Acting)

A. J. Reis, manager Acreage—Total: 3,296, cultivated

Acreage (rubber) 2,429, (coconuts) 9

(rubber)— 1,797

Total: 1,916, cultivated

ff’Sembrong—Layang, Johore

Elphil & Plang Estates—Sungei

Siput, Perak

E. M. Pennefather, manager J. M. Ross, manager

Acreage Acreage—Total: 2,358, cultivated

(hlbber) 3,062 3,087, cultivated

— Total : (rubber) 1,539

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Simpang Estate—Taiping, Perak Lowin Estate Co., Ltd.—Kuala Kang-

J. M. Ross, manager sar, Perak; Teleph. K. K. 33

Acreage—Total: 637, cultivated F. C. Vanrenen, manager

(rubber) 624 Secretaries and Registered Office—

Braemar Estate—Semenyih, P.O., Brown Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Selangor

B. G. Chalmers, manager Lubok Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuala

Acreage—Total: 1,052, cultivated Ketii, Kedah

(rubber) 933 R. Heywood, manager

Semenyih Estate—Sernenyih, Selangor J. D. Thompson, assistant

B. G. Chalmers, manager A. E. M.ullaly, visiting agent

Acreage—Total: 1,014, cultivated Registered Office—London House, 3,

(rubber) 943 New London Street, Crutched

Sepang Estate—Sepang, Selangor Friars, London, E.C. 3.

F. H. Brunton, mgr. (On leave) Mansergh & Tayler, 8, Seremban,

Jas. Marshall (Acting) agents

W. M. Henderson and T. G. Acreage—Total: 2,465, cultivated

Winch, assistants (rubber) 2*072

Acreage—Total : 11,246, cultivated

(rubber) 6,247, (coconuts) 36

Harrisons, Barker & 'Oo., Ltd., Lumut

WangiRubber Estates, Ltd.,

Estate)—Postal Ad : (Sungei

Sungei

Kuala Lumpur, agents Wangi Estate, Sitiawan, Perak;

Secretaries and Registered Office— Telcph. 9 Sitiawan; Cable Ad:

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, Sungei Wangi Estate, Sitiawan

Great Tower St., London, E.C.

Capt. H. W. Steele, manager

Londsdale Estate—Sepang, Selangor P. Blackburn, supt.

K. S. Marsh, proprietor W. V.Keng

Dr. Calder,

Simassistant

Lim, m.r.c.s. (Eng-

W. F. Brown, manager land), l.r.c.p. (London), visiting

Lower Perak Coconut Co., Ltd.— medical officer

Blenheim Estate, Teluk Anson, Perak T. A. P. Menon, chief clerk and

R. Nutt, manager book-keeper

Secretaries and Registered Office— T. H. Menzies, visiting agent

Gordon, Frazer & Co., Ltd., Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Colombo, Ceylon Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,985, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(coconuts) 1,690 Harrisons & Crosfields, Ltd.—1-4,

Great Tower Street, London, E.C.

Lower Perak Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Acreage

(rubber)—4,073,

Total:(coconuts)

4,233; 33cultivated

Teluk Anson, Perak

R. J. Morton, manager Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd., Lunas

A. A. Gomez, chief clerk Estates—Kedah; Postal Ad: Lunas;

Registered Office—British Industries Cable

and General Investment Trust,

Ltd., 104, Winchester House, Old C. H.Ad:Mackay,

Mackay, Lunas

manager

Broad Street, London, E.C. 2. Secretaries and Registered Office—

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Penang, financial agents Acreage—Total: 1,472, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,778, cultivated (rubber) 1,349

(rubber) 1,403

Lower Segama Rubber Estates, Ltd.— M.M.R.M. Estate—Rawang, Selangor

Lahad Datu, B. N. Borneo M. M. R. M. Subramanian Chet-

S. T. Bell, manager

Registered R.M.tiar, manager

Verappan, asst, manager

London Office — 41, Eastoheaip, Proprietor—M. conductor

Chinniah, M. R. M. Muthokka-

Acreage — Total: 4,700, cultivated ruppan

(rubber) State, S. Chettiar,

India m.l.c., Pudukotak

CJ240 RUBBEli ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Secretaries and Registered Office^— Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Kulipirai, Tirumayam, Southern 96, First Cross Street, Malacca, S.S.

India Tandirector

Cheng Lock, c.b.e., managing

Acreage — Total: 117, cultivated Malaka Pinda Division

(rubber) 117 Chan Tuan Giap, manager

Madingley (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Ling Ding Ming, assistant (Tam-

Ltd. —Selangor pin Division)

R. B. Wyatt-Smith, manager Song Soon Chin, assistant (Bukit

Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame Bruang Division)

& Co., London, E.C. Secretaries and Registered Office—

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Chan Sze Onn &■ Co., 96, Market

Lumpur, agents Street, Singapore

Acreage—Total: 1,417, cultivated Acreage — Total: 2,947, cultivated

(rubber) 1,239 (rubber) 2,760

Majedie (Johore) Rubber Estates, Malakoff Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Inc.

Ltd.—Majedie Estate, Johore Bahru in England)—Province Wellesley

C. Eldon Scott, visiting manager Malakoff Estate—Postal

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Batas, Province Wellesley;AdCable

: Kepala

Ad:

Thomas Barlow & Bros., Ceylon Malakoff, Butterworth; Teleph.

Butterworth Distance from Tassek 13,

House, Eastcheap, London, E.O. 3. Glugor Railway Station and Kepala

Acreage—Total : 970.42, cultivated Batas Telegraph Office : 3 Miles

(rubber) 825 W. M. Thomson, manager

Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd. G. Halliday, assistant

Bukit Asahan Estate, Asahan T. E. Hastie, do.

J. Snoxhill, manager Acreage — Total: 2,460.65, planted

A. J. Hutchison, H. L. Page and with (rubber) 2,151.21, (coconuts)

R. A. I. Bell, assistants 79-88

Acreage — Total: 7,593, cultivated Mayfield Estate—Postal Ad : Tassek

(rubber) 6,175 Glugor Station, P. W. Distance

Bertam Division—Malacca from Tassek Glugor Railway Station

A. E. Bennett, manager and Telegraph Office : 2 Miles

A. W, Mitchell, assistant A. R. Craig, divisional manager

Acreage—Total: Acreage—Total: 2,635.85, cultivated

(rubber) 3,615 3,842, cultivated (rubber) 2,221-61, (coconuts) 10.04

Stothard Division—Postal Ad : Kuala

Serkam Division—Merlimau, P.O. Ketil, Kedah. Distance from

R. H. Fortescue, manager Railway Station—Tassek Glugor.

D. Cameron, assistant 23 Miles; Distance from Telegraph

G. W. Chapman, soils officer Office—Kuala Ketil:

Acreage—Total: 4,669, cultivated

(rubber) 4,142 ph. Kuala Ketil 14 6 Miles; Tele-

Fortrose Division—Gemas J. E. Gauld, divisional manager

G. N. McHardy, manager^ E. G. Leyne, visiting agent

Acreage—-Total: 2,442, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2449.15, planted

ber) 1,344.21, (Piqui-A) 50.10 (rub-

(rubber) 2,372J Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang

Kemuning Division — Tebong vid Secretaries—Ed.

Tampin

B. Goldman, manager Leadenhall Streetj London,Co.,

Boustead & E.C.149,3.

W. G. Ross, assistant

H. W. Foston, visiting agent Malay Coconut Estates, Ltd.—Teluk

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 5,605.006,324.39, cultivated Anson, Perak

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Major D. Owen Jones, m.c., mgr.

agents C. N. C. Bryer, assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Thomson, Alston

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace- & Co., 2-4, Idol Lane, Lond., E.C.

church St., London, E.C. Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, agents

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C241

Malay Queen Rubber Plantation, Ltd. Acreage—Total: 2,352

—Perak Dublin Estate—Post Office : Karan-

Chow Hye Seng, manager gan, Kedah, Teleph. 45, Kulim;

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Gable Ad: Dublin Karangan;

Lumpur, agents Distance from Tel. Office: 6 Miles;

Malay Rubber Planters, Ltd.—Lahat, Distance from Rly. Station, Bukit

Perak Mertajam: 25 Miles

Secretary and Registered Office— Manager—R. S. C. Herring

Allington House,London,

Allington Assistants—F. B. Pratt, L. J.

Victoria Street, S.W. 1Street, Thompson, H. J. Blake, J. A.

D. Sandeman, R. B. Duke, B.

Acreage—Total: 3,09V, cultivated B. Duke and M. J. Mackay

(rubber) 2,770 Acreage—Total: Maryland Division

Malaya General Co., Ltd., Johore Harvard 958; Dublin Division: 9,829i

(Incorporated in England)—Rengam Estate—Post Office: Be-

Estate. Postal Ad: Rengam, Jo- dong, Kedah; Teleph. 2, Bedong;

hore; Distance from Railway Station: Cable Ad: Harvard, Bedong;

1 Mile; Distance from Telegraph Office: Distance from Rly. Station, Sun-

1 Mile; Teleph. 225, Rengam gei Toh Pawang: 1 Mile

G. W. Husband, manager Manager—H. R. Walden

C.B.H.J. Engley, F. W. Saunders, A. Assistants — Scarboro Division:

Pargeter, J. E. R. Parsons and J. O’Callaghan, P. Me. D.

J. H. Higgins, assistants Laing and P. S. Sherwood

C. Farquharson, group engineer Acreage — Total: 5,063, cultivated

A. Rodgers, chief clerk (rubber) 4,500

Visiting Agents—Brown, Tough and Assistants — Harvard Division :

Menzies, Kuala Lumpur F. Buchanan, J. G. Scott, T.

Agents—The Angio-Thai Corpn.,

Mercantile Bank Building, Singapore Ltd., J. Herriot and J. C. Pratt

Secretaries and Regd. Office—Yule, AcreageM.— O.—Dr.

V. I. S. Abraham

Total: 6,300), cultivated

Catto & Co., 7, Great Winchester (rubber) 6,224)

Street, London, E.C. 2.

Acreage — Total: 7,749, cultivated Wessyngton Estate—Post Office :

Rengam, Johore; Telephi 4, Ren-

(rubber) 5,805 gam ; Cable Ad: Wessyngton, Ren-

Malayan American Plantations, Ltd. gam ; Distance from Rly. Station

(Incorporated in F.M.S.) — Postal and Tel. Office: 6 Miles

Ad: P.O. Box 350, Penang; Cable Manager—J. D. Green

Ad: Maplaing, Penang; Telephs. Visiting Medical Officer—R. Hall

Office: 1136, Penang, House (U.A.N. Acreage — Total: 3,096, cultivated

Laing): 269, Penang and House Linden (rubber) 3,045

(W. J. Burnet) : 110, Penang Estate

Managing Director—J. W. Bicknell Manager — D. S. Inglis (On

Head Administrator — L. M. leave), H. E. Holwell (Acting)

Reuvers

Manager—U. A. N. Laing Acreage — Total: 2,576, cultivated

Office Manager—P. Purnell (rubber) 2,551

Process Department, Manager—

W. J. Burnet

Resident Medical Officer—R. B. Malayan Para Rubber Co., Ltd., Wel-

Wallace, D.s.o,, m.c., m.b., ch.b. sleyle Estate—Sugnei Bakap, Province

Wellesley: Telephone 207, Sungei

(GJas.), d.t.m. & h. (London)

Bristol Estate—Post Office: Kuang, Bakap H. C. D’Arcy Irvine, visiting

Selangor; Teleph. 10, Rawang, manager, Wellesley Estate

Selangor; Cable Ad: Bristol, Agents and Secretaries — Henry

Kuang; .3-4 Mile from Railway Waugh & Co., Ltd., 33, Beach

Station Street, Penang

Manager—A. Lament

Visiting Medical Officer—Dr. B. Acreage — Total: 933), cultivated

Barrowman (rubber) 881), (coconuts) 14

C242 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Malayan Producers, Ltd.,AdChangkat Mandai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber

Kinding Estate—Postal r Chang- Estates, Ltd.—96, Market Street,

kat Kiriditig Estate, Tanjong Ram- Singapore

butan, Perak; Teleph. 218, Chemor. Ong Song Quee, manager

Distance

Telegraphfrom

OfficeRailway Station and

: 2i Miles Secretaries—Chan Sze Onn & Co.

Acreage — Total: 607, cultivated

Secretaries-^J. S. Ferguson & Co., (rubber) 590

Ltd., Tanjong Rambutan

Acreage — Total: 1,136, cultivated Marsiling Estate—Woodlands Road,

(rubber) 711, (tea) 225 Singapore,

& ShanghaiS.S.;Banking

Postal Ad:Corporation,

Hongkong

Malayan Tea, Ltd. — Malayan Tea Singapore, S.S.

Estate—Banting, Selangor Acreage — Total: 573, cultivated

C. Grant, manager (rubber) 553

Whittall & Oo., Kuala Lumpur,

agents and secretaries Marudu Consolidated Estates, Ltd.—

Acreage — Total: 800, cultivated Kudat, B. N. Borneo

(tea) 400 J. A. Colman, manager

Francis Peek & Co., Ltd., Singa-

Malaysia Rubber Co., Ltd.—Sungkai, pore, agents

Perak

C. D. Ritchie, manager Marudu Rubber, Ltd. — Taritipan

Registered Office—Harrisons & Oros- Estate, Kudat, B. N. Borneo

ffeld, Ltd., 1-4, Great Tower Street, G. J. Brand, manager

London, E.C. Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Sauda-

Harrisons, Barker & 'Co., Ltd., kan, agents

Kuala Lumpur, agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Shand, Haldane & Co., Ld., 24,

Mambau (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.— Rood Lane, London, E. C. 3.

Negri Sembilan, F.M.S. Acreage—Total: 2,500, cultivated

W. A. Gutsell, manager (rubber and coconuts) 500

A. E. Mullaly, visiting agent

Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson & Maryland Estate—Postal Ad: Lumut,

Co., 16, Philpot Lane, Lond., E.C. 3. Dindings, F.M.S.

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem- Mrs. O. N. Maxwell, proprietress

ban, agents Agents—F. S. Mathieu & Co., Ipoh,

Acreage — Total: 1,784, cultivated Perak

(rubber) 1,690 Acreage — Total : 489|, cultivated

(coconut and rubber) 20

Manchester North Borneo Rubber,

Ltd., Melalap Estate—Postal Ad: Matano Estate—Postal Ad: Matang

Melalap Estate, Jesselton, B.N. Borneo; Perak

Cable Ad: Melalap Post Tenom E. T. Jacques, manager

H. D. Lack, manager Secretaries—Dickson, Anderson &

R. Matthews and D. P. Williams, Co., Ltd., 116-126, Cannon Street,

assistants London, E.C. 4.

Johnny Loh, chief clerk Acreage—Total: 1,375, cultivated

Kinarut Estate (rubber) 1,050

R. F. Jones, manager

Kong Hiap Hin & Co., Jesselton,

agents May Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kuantan,

Secretary and Registered Office— Pahang

John

chesterHall, 6, Brown Street, Man- C. J. Windsor, mng. director

Acreage — Total: 18,000, cultivated S. Low, supt.

Acreage — Total: 489|, cultivated

(rubber) 3,552 (coconut and rubber) 203£

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C243

Mklintang Rubber Estate — Utan Merchiston Rubber Estate, Ltd. —

Melintang, Perak Pondok Tanjong, Perak

L. R. Danforth, manager E.S. G.R. Smith,

G. Bruce,acting

manager (On leave)

manager

Acreage — Total: 659, cultivated Registered

rubber) 427, (coconuts) 40 Gracechurch St„ London, C. E. 3. 85,

Office—H. S. Pickthall,

Membakut Estates, Ltd. — Jesselton, Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang,

B. N. Borneo, Membakut Estate ; agents

Cable Ad: Membakut, Jesselton Merlimau Pegoh, Ltd., Merlimau

P. F. Palmer, manager Estate—Merlimau, P.O.

Mengkebang Rubber Estate—Postal W. A. Wilken, manager

Ad: Kuala Krai, Ulu Kelantan • W.

A. S.Anderson,

Mackenzie,assistant

do.

Tengku Ahmad Zainul-Abidin, sole Acreage—Total: 6,330, cultivated

proprietor (rubber) 5,796, (coconuts) 40

Tuan Ismail, manager Pegoh Estate—Home Division, Tarn-

The Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., pin, P.O., Negri Sembilan

Singapore, agents A. Murchie, manager

Acreage — Total: 2,001^, cultivated C. A. Davidson, assistant

(rubber) 1,050 Acreage—Total: 5,192, cultivated

Mengkibol (Central Johore) Rubber (rubber) 4,861, (coconuts) 58

Co., Ltd.—Johore Permatang Estate—Kota Tinggi,

A.E. C.A.C.J.Miles, manager Johore

Brooks and D. F. Pratt, G. Massie, manager

Acreage—Total: 2,088, cultivated

Regfstere^Office - Yule, Catto & (rubber) 1,346

Co., Ltd., Finsbury House, Blom- Agents—Sime Darby & Co., Ltd.,

field Street, London, E.C. 2. Malacca

The Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Singapore, agents Shaw

Mail House,Darby &14, Co., Ltd., Royal

Leadenhall St.,

Acreage—Total: 5,921, cultivated London, E.C. 3.

(rubber) 3,705

Mentakab Rubber Co., Ltd., Mentakab Merlimau Pegoh, Ltd. (Incorporated

Estate—Mentakab, Pahang in England), Permatang Estate—Kota

Peng Ann Estate, Bentong, Pahang Tinggi, Johore

W. Keiller, manager G. Massie, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ld., agents

Chartered Bank Chambers, Singa- Acreage

pore (rubber),— 1,346

Total: 2,087, cultivate,

Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated

(rubber) 2,052 Merton Rubber , Syndicate, Ltd.—

Menyenangkan Diri Estate—Postal Selangor

Ad : Sitiawan, Perak G. M. Browne, manager

N. S. —Maccoll, Registered Office—Taylor, Noble &

Acreage Total: manager

299, cultivated Co., Ld., Adelaide House, King

William Street, London, E.C. 4.

(rubber) 292 Harper, GilfiHan & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, agents

Merbau Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kedah

J. M. Baker, manager Ming Shu Cultivation—Sungei Mala-

Registered Office—R. Lawrence yu, Johore

Spicer & Co., 3 & 4, Great Win- Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

chester Street, London, E.C. agents

A. A. Anthony & Go., Penang, Acreage—Total: 2,0581, cultivated

agents (rubber) 1,601^

0244 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Mon Repos Rubber & Coconut Estate Moynalpy Estate—Gopeng, Perak

S. W. Clarkson, manager

—Mon Repos Estate, Sabak Bernam,

Perak General Managers—Osborne

pel, Ipoh, Perak & Chap-

G. R. Ekeroth, proprietor &

manager

Acreage — Total: 350, cultivated Muar Itam Estate, Ltd.—Johore

(rubber) 270, (coconuts) 80 E. A, Tolson, manager

Registered Office — S. W. Ramplin,

Morib Plantations, Ltd.—Selangor 7-8, Great Winchester Street, Lon-

R. Paton, manager don Wall, London, E.C. 2.

P. C. Cherry, clerk Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents

Registered Office—T. H. Nicholson,

200, Gresham House, Old Broad Muar River Rubber Co., Ltd.—Batu

Street, London, E.C. 2.

Hooglandt & Co., Singapore, agents Anam, Johore

J. W. Allgrove, manager

I. A. McDonald and W.J. McLeod,

Mount Alma Syndicate, Ltd. (Regis- Registered assistants

tered in Singapore)—Postal Ad : Office—Thomas Barlow &

Johore Bahru, Johore Brother, Ceylon House, 49-51,

G. C. Wemyss, manager Eastcheap, London, E.C.

Registered Office—Evatt & Co., Barlow agents

& Co., Kuala Lumpur,

N. T. S. Building, Singapore

Acreage—Total: 1,495, cultivated

(rubber) 1,032 N.Y. Cultuur Maatschappij — Bochit

Lambasa, Sumatra; Post Office

Mount Austin (Johore) Rubber Building, Bochit Lambasa Estate

J. C. Honcorp, manager

Estate, Ltd.—Johore P. N. Lofvers, assistant

E. Anker, general manager

Chr. A. Jepsen, section manager N.V. Nederlandsch-Indisch Land-

R. Jesperson, do. Syndicaat Pematang Siantar S.O.E

H. F. Clausen, do.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore, —Head Office: Amsterdam; Postal

Ad: Pematang Siantar, Sumatra;

agents

Registered Office—H. Gunter, Orient Cable Ad : Siantarsum .

Jhr. C. A. L. v. d. Wyck, delegate

House, 42-45, New Bond Street, J. C. Gruenenburg, inspector

London, E.C. 2. P. Landzaad, secretary

Acreage—Total : 11,,901, cultivated G. J. J. Telkamp, accountant

(rubber) 11,901

Mount Cyril Rubber Estates, Ltd.— N.Y. Rubber Maatschappij Basilam—

Mersing, Johore Sumatra; Postal Ad: Bindjey

P. Cavallero, manager Basilam Estate

C. G. Swamy, assistant J. C. Honcoop, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— W. S. v.d. Noordee, assistant

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Nalla Estate—Tronoh, Perak

Mountjoy Rubber Estate, Ltd., The— Riverview

Bukit Sidim Estate, Kulim P.O., proprietorsRubber Estates, Ltd.,

South Kedah G. M. Hums, manager

K. A. W. Burnham, manager Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Ipoh

G. Redfearn,

Secretary assistant Office—H. S. Acreage

and Registered

— Total: 1,000, cultivated

(rubber) 8l7i

Pickthall, 85

London, E.Z. 3. Gracechurch St.,

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Nanyo Gomu Kaisha, Ltd. — Kota

Tinggi, Post, Johore

agents H. Gosoh, manager

Acreage — Total: 2,707, cultivated Acreage—Total: 3,088, cultivated

(rubber) 2,412 (rubber) 3,069

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Narboeough (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates, Acreage — Total: 846, cultivated

Ltd.—Sungkai, Perak (rubber) 753, (coconuts) 76

W,. C. Ephraums, manager Sialang Estate—Bahau, Negri Sem-

J. B. Watts, assistant bilan

Registered Office—W. G. Sharpies, 65, Acreage—Total: 1,034.37, cultivated

London Wall, London, E.C. (rubber) 794.40

General Managers—Osborne & Chap- Secretaries and Registered Office—

pel, Ipoh Harrisons & Crostield, Ltd., London

Negri New Rompin A Mengkarak Rubber

in theSemb'ilan

F. M. S.), Oil Palms,

Senama Ltd. (Inc.

Estate—Negri Estates, Ltd.—New Rompin, Negri

Sembilan; Postal Ad: Bahau Negri Sembilan

Sembilan; Teleph. Halt

Station: Senama 7, Bahau Railway A. P. H. le Prevost, manager

W. J. Weir, manager J. N. Hughes, assistant

N. Sellathurai, office clerk Secretaries and Registered Office—

S. M. Vaganam, conductor Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd., S’pore

Secretaries and Registered Office'— Acreage—Total: 3,919, cultivated

Mansergh (rubber) 1,900

Birch Road,&Seremban

Tayler, 50 and 51,

New Rompin & Mengkarak Rubber

Acreage — Total: 2,047, cultivated Estates, Ltd.—Mengkarak, Pahang

(African oil palms) 849^ A. P. H. Leprevost, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

New Coconut Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lower PerakCo., Ltd.—Telok Anson, Acreage—Total: 1,000, cultivated

(rubber) 948

P. C. Fisher, manager

S. Mahalingam, assistant

W. A. Stanton, visiting agent New Scudai, Ltd. — Scudai, P.O.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— J chore

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur K. L. Woodhouse, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,203. cultivated Agents—Sime

(coconuts) 1,194 Malacca Darby & Co., Ltd.,

Secretaries and Registered Office—

New Columbia Rubber Co., Ltd.— Chan Sze Onn & Co., Singapore

Ayar Tawah, Perak Acreage—Total: 2,161, cultivated

R. E. L. Davies, manager (rubber) 1,831

J. Mackintosh, assistant

Registered Office—Robertson New Serendah Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Co., 13, Rood Lane, London,Bois

E.C.3.& Serendah Estate—Serendah, Selan-

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., gor

Penang, agents Directors — D. H. Hampshire

Acreage—Total: 2,783, cultivated (chairman), J. H. Clarkson, E.

(rubber) 2,454 G. Leyne and M. J. Kennaway

E.M. T.J. Hasselhuhn, manager

Pushpampillai, clerk

New Crocodile River (Selangor) Secretaries — Boustead & Co., Ltd.,

Rubber Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

Sungei Buaia Estate—Banting Acreage—Total : 1,840, cultivated

C. G. Corke, manager (rubber) 1,551

Acreage—Total: 1,660.18, cultivated

(rubber) 1,600.3 New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd.

Teluk Datoh Estate—Banting (Inc. in Oamaru), Ulu Kesial

D. G. Robertson, manager Estate—Postal Ad : Sungei Kesial,

Acreage — Total: 1,346.9, cultivated Kelantan

(rubber) 1,345.4 L. E. White, manager

Lunderston Estate—Banting Acreage — Total: 1,031, cultivated

C. B. Colson, manager (rubber) 928

C246 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONlS

Nxpah Distilleries of Malaya, Ltd.— North Malay Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Kuala Selangor, Selangor; Cable Kuala Ketil, Kedah, Baling Estate

Ad: Nipah, Kuala Selangor H. G. Shannon, manager

Victor M. Hinchy, M.so., a.i.c., A. S. Kemp and S. C. Thomson,

general manager assistants

J. Bailiie, engineer Secretaries and Registered Office—

H. C. M. Pitts, field supt. Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Cereal

Secretaries and Registered Office— House, Mark Lane, London E.O. 3.

Kenna^vay, Neame & Co., 6,

Lloyd’s Avenue, Penchurch Street, Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, agents

Acreage—Total: 3,862.56, cultivated

London (rubber) 3,504.48

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,265, cultivated North Malay Rubber Estates (1931),

(nipah) 1,901, (coconuts) 39 Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

Nithsdalb Rubber Estate, Ltd. — Subur Sapetang

Estate—Postal Ad: Ulu

Mersing, Johore S. Gates, manager

W. P. Millar, manager W. Mathieson, assistant

Acreage—Total: 2,517, cultivated J. Murray, visiting agent

(rubber) 462 Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang

agents

Nordanal (Johore) Rubber Estates, Acreage—Total:

Ltd.—Johore 2,717.56, cultivated

D. G. A. Fraser, manager (rubber) 2,358.28

D. E. Forbes, assistant

Registered Office—Edward Boustead Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Postal

& Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Ad: Ayer Kuning South, Negri

London, E.C. 3.

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Sembilan Chi Sun Cheng, manager

pur, agents

Acreage — Total: 4,249, cultivated Secretaries

Evatt

and Registered Office—

& Co., Singapore

(rubber) 3,085 Acreage—Total: 2,002|, cultivated

North Borneo State Rubber, Ltd., (rubber) 1,759£

Lumat

ton, B. and Mandahan Estates—Jessel-

N. Borneo

J. A. Tayer, manager Oil Palms of Malaya, Ltd. (Incor-

P. F. Palmer, adviser porated in England), Ulu Remis

A. J. Waterfield, assistant (On War Ad: Estate & Namazie Division—Postal

Service) Layang Layang, Johore

E. N. Raymond, acting assistant R. G. Roden, manager

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), J. L. Gray, asst, manager

Ltd., Jesselton forwarding & finan-

cial agents S. W. Sidford, senior assistant

Registered Office—Lloyds Bank (New) S. and

A. Sugden, D. Gray,assistants

H. R. Barron, E. C. Ridler

Bldg., High Street, Rickmansworth H. M. Gray, geneticist

North Hummock (Selangor) Rubber A. H. Wright, factory & trans-

Co.,F. Ltd.—Klang, port manager

S. Thompson, Selangor

manager (On leave) W. G. Charlton, engineer

Dr. R. Hall, m.b.oh.b., visiting

J.W.C.A.Crofton Moss, acting

Fleming, assistant assistant medical officer

P. A. L. Shelton Palmer, do. A. P. Cranna, visiting agent

Shelton Agar, visiting agent Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd._ Kuala Secretaries F.M.S., local agents

Lumpur, agent® and Managing Agents—

Secretaries—Morison, Rutherford & Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

Co., Ltd., 20, Eastcheap London church Street, London, E.C. 3.

Acreage — Total: 4,200, cultivated Acreage — Total: 19,226, cultivated

(rubber) 3,400 (oil palms) 12,808

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C247

Ong

Negri Sembilan;Plantation

Chin Yam Genuang,— Johore;

Rompin Padang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Padang

Rengas, Perak

Rhiow, D.E.I. Office: 1, Second H. W. S. Gowland, manager

Cross Street, Malacca Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 1,700, cultivated A. R. Burkill

(rubber) 1,700 Shanghai

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Ophir Valley Estate, Ltd. (Incorpo- Penang, agents

rated in the S.S.), Ophir Valley Acreage—Total: 950f, cultivated

Estate—Tangkah, via Malacca; (rubber) 811, (coconuts) 18

Cable Ad : Ophir, Tangkah

D. O. Rodrigo, manager Padang

A. P. Carrana, visiting agent

Dr.officer

A. F. Mackay, visiting medical Reyla Senang Rubber, Siput,

Estate—Sungei Ltd., Perak;

Sungei

Teleph. 226

Secretaries and Registered Office— W. S. Robinson, manager

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Registered Office—M. P. Evans &

pur Co., 17, Mincing Lane, London

Acreage

(rubber)—649Total: 1,360, cultivated Padang Senang Rubber, Ltd.—Perak

Stoughton Estate — Ulu Sapetang,

Oriental Rubber Co., Ltd. — Nilai, Perak; Teleph. Batu Krau 5

Negri Sembilan; Teleph. Nilai 216 R. Redder, manager

H. A. Stokes Hughes, manager Acreage — Total: 1,268, cultivated

(rubber) 1,046

T.J. S.F.D.Travers Drapes, assistant

Sania, clerk Lauderdale Estate—Matang, Perak;

Teleph. Taiping 71

Registered Office—H. L. Turner, 2a, R. Pedder, manager

Eastcbeap, London, E.O. 3.

Acreage — Total: 2,627, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1,026, cultivated

(rubber) 2,474 (rubber) 1,013

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Padang Jawa Rubber Estate, Ltd.— M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Mincing

Selangor Lane, London

Padang Java Estate—Klang Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang,

H. H. Harper agents

Registered Office — Bright & Gal- Pahang Consolidated Co., I/td., The

braith, Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, (Incorporated in England), (Found-

Cannon Street, London, E.C. ed 1906)—Mine’s Ad: Sungei Lem-

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala bing, Pahang, F.M.S.; Mine’s Cable

Lumpur, agents Ad: Pahangcon, Sungeilembing.

Padang Langkat Rubber Estates Ltd., Head Office: Blomfield House, Lon-

don Wall, London, E.C.2. Proper-

&TheBukit

- Padang Tocalang,

Tinggi Bukit

Estates Sentang

— Tan j ong ty:

hang.SomeThe 300

BulkSq.of the

MilesTinN.is E.Deriv-

Pa-

Poera,

W. Fried Sumatra

lander, manager ed from Lodes; About 2 Per Cent of

R. J. Wallace, assistant the Output is from Alluvial

K. D. Paul, do. Directors—D. J. Ward (chair-

Secretaries and Registered Office— man), D. T. Lewis, Col. H. G. F.

M. P. Evans & Co., 30, Mincing Lane, Frisby and W. P. W. Ker

London Secretary—J. D. R. Scott

Acreage — Total: 12,200, cultivated Staff in Pahang—

(rubber) 5,619 V.manager

B. C. Baker, m.i.m.m., general

Padang Nyor Estate—Kuala Selangor, G. H. Fairmaid, m.i.m.m., senior

Selangor mining engineer

G. R. I’Estrange, proprietor B. F. Tyson, a.i.m.m., F. H. Way,

Acreage — Total : 187, cultivated a.i.m.m., W. W. Abel, a.i.m.m.,

(rubber) 187 W. R. Davies and R B. Andrew,

asst, mining engineers

C248 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

H. L. Waymouth, chief accountant Pajam, Ltd. — Amber Division, Senai, j

W. B. Fox, a.m.i.m.e.,

asst, accountant Johore; Teleph. Senai 25; Cable Ad: '

T. McClay, chief engr. Amber, Johore

D. A. Bett, chief elect, engineer Sime. Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, I

J. McEachern,

W. Smith,C. M.C.Jones

Lawrey, T.

and A. H. agents

Stedman, asst. mech. engineers Parit Bruas (Malay) Rubber Co., J

H. Knight, R. G. Baxter and R. Ltd.—Parit, Perak

J. Black, asst, elect, engineers D. K. Paterson, manager

H. Hocking, mill manager V. M. Eglington, assistant

E. A. Barnes and J. M. Smith, Secretary and Registered Office —

mill foremen A.Basinghall

Gale Johnson, WeaversE.C.2.

Hall. 22,

W. C. Johns, R. Lanyon, E. J. Street, London,

Leahy, W. M. Jory and R. T. Acreage — Total: 1,750, cultivated

Mankee, mine foremen (rubber) 1,633

W. J. Lanyon, surface foreman

Dr. W. S. Leicester, m.r.c.s. Parit Perak Rubber Co., Ltd.—Parit, j

(Eng.), officer

medical l.r.c.p. (Lond.), resident Perak

Kuala Kuantan J. N. Morrison, manager

T. B. Cheang, clerk-in-charge Agents & Registered Olfice—Henry

The Borneo Co., Ltd., agents, Lon- Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang

don & Singapore Acreage—Total: 1,046, cultivated

(rubberl 987

Pahang Para Rubber Syndicate, Ltd., Paris Besar Estate — Postal Ad:

Atbara Estate—Kuantan, Pahang Pasir Besar, Kelantan

N. M. Glass, manager H. E. Lind, proprietor

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents Acreage—Total: 2,212, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 553

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

Bunge House, St. Mary Axe, Lon- Pasak Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kota

don, E.C. 3. Tinggi, Johore

Acreage — Total: 2,153, cultivated P. T. Bowers, manager

(rubber) l,84l Secretaries and Registered Office—

Derrick & Co., Singapore

Pahang Rubber Co., Ltd.—Cheroh, Sime, Darby h Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Pahang agents

R. V. Ross, manager Acreage—Total: 2,755, cultivated

Registered Office—Pacific Trust Co., (rubber) 1,707

Ltd., Honolulu Pasoh Sawmills—Bahau, Negri Sem-

Fred. Waterhouse Co., Ltd.. Singa- bilan ; Cable Ad: Thomsen Bahau

pore, agents H. Thomsen, proprietor

Pahi Plantations, Ltd.—Kelantan Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

H. D. L. Fisher, manager porated in England), Kuala Ketil

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Estate—Postal Ad: Kuala Ketil,

Co., Ld., 481-484, Salisbury House, Kedah; Teleph. 18, Kuala Ketil

London Wall, London, E.O. 2. (Office) & 19,Cable

Bungalow); Bedong

Ad: (Manager’s

Kualaketil

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Estate; Distance from Railway Sta-

agents tion : Sungei Patani, 161 Miles; Dis-

Pajam, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan tance from Telegraph Office: 6 Miles

F.F. A.P. Marshall, manager B. H. Symes, manager

Tough, assistant G.K. D.Mathieson,

Taylor, supt.

assistant

Registered Office—Derrick & Co., Acreage — Total : 2,949|, cultivated

Singapore (rubber) 2,715

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Katumba Division—Baling Road,

agents Kedah

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS 0249

Acreage — Total: 1,782, cultivated Paya Rotan Estate—Bahau, Negri

(rubber) 711 Sembilan. 2 Miles from Senama

Bukit Halt Railway Station and 5 Miles

dah; Kosa

Teleph.Division—Bedong,

19, Bedong Ke-

from Bahau P. O.

Acreage — Total: 707, cultivated W. J. Weir, manager

(rubber) 699 N. Sellathurai, office clerk

Kelubi Division—Jitra, Kedah S. M. Vaganam, conductor

Acreage — Total: 652, cultivated Secretary & Registered Office—F. A.

(rubber) 434 Wright, Solicitor, Seremban

R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent Acreage—Total: 300, cultivated

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., (rubber) 288

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries & Registered Officer—Har- Pelepah Rubber Co., Ltd. — Johore.

risons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, Great Distance from Railway Station 31

Tower Street, London, E.C.3. Miles; Teleph. Office 5 Miles; Postal

Ad: Kota Tinggi, Johore; Teleph.

Patajling Rubber Estates, Ltd., 14,L.Kota Tinggimanager

G. Corley,

Cashwood Estate—Postal Ad : Ayer Registered Office—S. E. Atter Moor-

Tawar, via Ipoh, Perak, F,M..S.; gate, Station Chambers, London,

Cable Ad: Cashwood Estate, Ayer E. C. 2.

Tawar; Teleph. 21, Ayer Tawar Commercial Agents—Sime, Darby &

Gordon Travers, manager Co., Ltd., Singapore

J. Martinez, chief clerk Acreage — Total: 2,374.47, planted

R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent (rubber) 2,217.72

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Penang, agents

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Penang Rubber Estates, Co., Ltd.,

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, The (Incorporated in England)—

London, E.C. Postal Ad: Nibong Tebal, Province

Acreage — Total: 2,856, cultivated Wellesley; Teleph. Nibong Tebal 230;

(rubber) 2,254, (coconuts) 36 Cable Ad: Priam, Nibong Tebal

Pataling Rubber Estates, Ltd., Patal- A. F. Bruce, general manager

ing Estate, Selangor — Postal D. J. Howes, assistant

Ad: Petaling P.O. Looi Seng Kow, accountant

S. G. Taylor, manager D. J. Howes, engineer

D. L. Mann, assistant Dr. C. C. Ross, m.b., ch.b., medical

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- officer

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Caledonia Estate — Teleph. Nibong

London, E.O. Tebal 224

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., D. Almond, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents H. E. Cowper, H. E. Aitken-Quack

Acreage — Total: 2,345, cultivated and D. Wark, assistants

(rubber) 2,263 Jawi Estate—Teleph. Sungei Bakap

224F. C. Bruce, manager

Patani Para Plantation, Ltd.—Postal B. J.Estate—Teleph.

Stevenson, assistant

Ad: Sungei Patani, Kedah; Rail- Byram Nibong Tebal

way Station: Sungei Patani; Cable 225

Ad : Reading, Bedong

W. Reading, manager Registered Office — 85, manager

C. I. R. Burton, acting Gracechurch

J. Murray, visiting agent Street, London, E.C.3.

Acreage—Total: 15,371, cultivated

Henry Waugh & Co., Penang, agents (rubber) 10,115, (coconuts) 2,716

Secretaries—Lyall,

16, Philpot Lane, Anderson & Co.,3.

London, E.C.

Patricia EstateLabuan,

— Postal Pengkalan Durian Estate—Rantau,

Point Road, S.S.Ad: Coal Negri Sembilan

Proprietor — Thye Ann Investment

W. W. Boyd, j.p., manager Co., Ltd., 17, South Cannal Road,

Acreage—Total: 55, cultivated (rub- Singapore

ber, coconuts and experimental Acreage — Total: 1,231, cultivated

plants) 40 (rubber) 1,030

C250 tU'BBEK. ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Peeak Kongsi Coconut, Oo., Ltd.— Peureula

Ltd.—Peureula(Sumatra)

Estate,Rubber

Peureula,Estates,

Atjeh,

Teluk Anson, Lower Perak Sumatra

R. Nutt, manager D. E. R. J. de Boer, manager

Secretaries and Registered

Gordon, Frazer Office—

& Co., Colombo, Secretaries and Registered Officer—

Ceylon Sharpe, Estall & Go., 37-38, Fen-

Acreage — Total: 1,007, cultivated church Street, London, E.C.3.

(coconuts) 1,007 Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Medan,

agents

Perak River Coconut Co., Ltd. — Acreage — Total: 1,173, cultivated

Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak, F.M.S.; (rubber) 973

Postal Ad: Teluk Anson, F.M.S.

R. Nutt, manager Phin Soon Rubber Estate—Sungei

; Agents, Secretaries '

Office—Gordon, Frazer & Co., Ltd., Executors of Capt. Chung Thye

Colombo, Ceylon Phin, j.p. (Deceased), proprie-

Acreage — Total: 2,005, cultivated tors

(coconuts) 1,547| J. E. B. Jessamine, manager

Perak River Valley Rubber Co., Ltd. Acreage—Total: 1,248, cultivated

—Padang Rengas, Perak (rubber) 1,248

H. E. M. Mason, manager

Secretaries—Brown, Phillips & Ste- Pilmoor Rubber Co., Ltd. (Inc. in

England), Pilmoor Estate—Batu

Acreage Downing

wart, — Total:Street,

1,028,Penang

cultivated Tiga, Selangor

(rubber) 984 S. E. Chamier, manager

C. W. A, Murray, assistant

Perak Rubber Plantations, Ltd. — Registered Office—33, Eastcheap,

Sungei Krudda Estate, Sungei London, E.C. 3.

Siput, Perak Wlhittall & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

J. D. Howell, manager pur, agents

R. B. Jackson, assistant

Registered Office—Rowe,

Co., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, White

London,& Plantations des Terres Rouges (In-

E.C. 3. corporated in Indo-China), Lima

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Bias Estate—Postal Ad : Slim River,

Kuala Lumpur, agents Perak; Teleph. 223, Slim River;

Acreage—Total: 2,139, cultivated Cable Ad: Klalim, Slim River;

(rubber) 1,987 Distance from Railway Station &

Post Office (Slim River): 6 Miles

C. A. Roels, manager

Permas Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad : J. B. King, supt.

Permas Estate, Johore Bahru, JohOre R. Ravix, assistant

C. Eldon Scott, manager Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Agents—Barlow & Co., Ltd., Singapore agents

Registered Office—Thomas Barlow

Brother, 49-51, Eastcheap, London, Dr. J. G. Reed, visiting medical

E.C. officer

Acreage—Total: 1,525.75, cultivated Acreage — Total: 7,146, cultivated

(rubber) 1,411.62 (oil palms) 5,000

Permata Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Ser- Johore Labis Estate—Labis, Johore

kam, Malacca H. A. Campbell, manager

Sinie, Darbyagents

& Co., Ltd. Malacca, D. D. P. Rule, supt.

managing E. Tosh,

G. W. Gush,Louyot

H. J. and

Cowell,

D. C.A. M.A.

Secretaries

Frost, Bland &Registered

and Co., Ltd., Office—

Shang- Fraser,G.assistants

hai Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Acreage — Total : 43£J, cultivated agents

(rubber) 437£ Acreage—Total: 25,866, cultivated

(oil palms) 12,616, (rubber) 1,389

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^Plantations Hallet, Ltd. (Incorpo- Port Swettenham Rubber Co., Ltd.—

I rated in Belgium), Sungei Tinggi Klang, Selangor

I Estate—Postal Ad : Bataug Berjun- T. M. Latimer, visiting manager

I tai, Selangor; Cable Ad: Tinggi; W. F. O. Stephens, assistant-in-

J Teleph. 7; 6^-7 Miles from Railway charge

Durrick & Co., Singapore, agents

| Station and Post Office Acreage — Total: 259, cultivated

J. dTribarne, manager (rubber) 254

A. Schalbart, D. B. Newman and

Dr.J.Teh

M. Watts, assistants

Yok Chin asst, medical officer Posu Estate—Tapah Road, Perak

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Oheah Kee Ee, proprietor and

agents manager

Acreage — Total: 4,837, . cultivated Lim Kee Ghee, assistant manager

|. (rubber) 4.678^ Acreage--Total: 1,272, cultivated

Minyak Estate (rubber) 862

Acreage—Total: 3317£, cultivated (oil

; palms) 2,186 Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

Poeloe Loemoet Rubber Estate—Kari- Prang Besar Estate—Kajang, Selan-

mon Islands gor; Teleph. 235, Serdang; Cable Ad:

S. J. Judah

man St., Singapore, proprietors M. E. Wright, manager

Acreage — Total : 490, cultivated Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

(rubber) 450 Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Pondok Tanjono Estate, Ltd.—Pon- Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

dok Tanjong, Perak Great Tower St., London, E.C. 3.

R. N. Whitaker, manager Acreage

(rubber),— Total:

2,419 2,734, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Ipoh

Acreage—Total: 2,628, cultivated Prye (Penang) Syndicate, Ltd. (In-

(rubber) 1,448 corporated in London), Prye Town-

Pondoland Estate—Pondok Tanjong, ship Estate—Prye, Province Welles-

Perak ley ; i Mile from Railway Station

E. C. Nicholson, proprietor J. Ashworth, manager

H. L. H. Tate, manager Haji Mohamed, conductor

Acreage—Total: 990, cultivated Huttenbachs, Ltd., Penang, agents

(rubber) 876 Acreage—Total: 611, cultivated

(coconuts) 495

Port Dickson-Lukut (F.M.S.) Rubber Prye Rubber & Coconut Plantations,

Estates,

Sembilan Ltd.—Port Dickson, Negri Ltd. (Incorporated in England),

S. A. Mountain, manager Prye Estate—Postal Ad: Prai, Pro-

H. F. Stilwell, assistant vince Wellesley; Teleph. 9, Butter-

J. A. &Hislop, worth ; li Miles from Railway

Guthrie Co., Ltd.,do.Kuala Lumpur, Station and Post Office

agents J. Ashworth, manager

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Tan Boon Eong, chief clerk

Ltd., 52-54, Gracechurch Street, Tan Ah Thuak, Tan Ghin Suah

London, E.C. 3. and Mun bin Saaid, conductors

G. S. Reis, visiting agent

Port Swettenham Rubber Co., Ltd.— The Societe Internationale de Plan-

Australasia Estate, Mambau, Negri tations et de Finance, Kuala Lum-

Sembilan pur, commercial agents

H. M James, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

Head Office’—84-88, Williams Street, The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

Melbourne

Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

London, E.C.3.

Acreage—Total: 790, cultivated Acreage—Total: 4,006, cultivated

(rubber) 790 (rubber) 1,154|, (coconuts) l,033i

C252 HUBBEK ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Pulatj Daat Coconut and Rubber Raja Musa (/Selangor) Rubber k

Plantations—Labuan, S.S. Coconuts, Ltd.—Selangor

Cheah Loon Ghee,V.general T. A. Curran-Sharp, manager

Secretary—Martin Funk,manager

Labuan Registered Office — The Planters’ |

Acreage — Total: 960, cultivated Stores and Agency Co., Ltd., 17, {

(rubber) 100, (coconuts) 500 St. Helen’s Place, London, E.C. 3. 1

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., i

Pundut Estates, Ltd. — Sitiawan, Kuala Lumpur, agents

Perak

B. M. Webber, general manager & Rajaghiri (Chembong) Estate—Kua-

agent la Selangor; Teleph. 8

C. K. Cheong, assistant E. W. Fesq, manager

Registered Office—George Spencer G. A. Finlayson, assistant

Moulton, Ltd., 2, Central Build- Secretaries and Registered Office—

ings, Westminster, London. S.W.l. Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Punggor Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Acreage — Total: 809, cultivated

Batang Malaka, Malacca (rubber) 809

J. M. McDonald, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Rambutan Rubber Estates, Ltd., Sungei

Gattey and Bateman, Fullerton Raya Estate—Palau Langkawi, Kedah

Building, Singapore M. J. V. Miller, manager

Acreage—Total : 1,091, cultivated Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

(rubber) 797 agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Fusing Rubber & Tin. Ltd.—Sung- Burt, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Cereal

kai, Perak House, Martin Lane ,London, E.C.

P. F. Blakey, manager Acreage — Total: 1,640, cultivated

Registered Office—J. W. Dykes, 65, (rubber) 1,039.32, (coconuts) 12.79

London Wall, London, E.C. 2.

General Managers—Osborne & Chap- Rambutan Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Rasa

pel, Ipoh Estate, Rasa, P.O., Ulu Selangor

Radella Rubber Estate, Ltd,—Malacca F. W. Castle, manager

V. K. R. Nair. assistant-in-charge A. D. Shannon, senior assistant

Secretaries and Registered Office— A. J. Abbott, assistant

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., 4 Fort Secretaries and Registered Office—

Road, Malacca Burt Taylor & Co., Cereal House,

58, Mark Lane, London

Rahman Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Kaiang Selangor agents

W. A. D. Wynch, manager Acreage—Total:2,196, planted (rub-

Secretaries and1 Registered Office— ber) 1,870

Sharp, Estall & Co.—1, Grace-

church Street, London, E. C. 3. Ranston Estate—Port Dickson, Negri

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Sembilan

Kuala Lumpur, agents C. H. Ryues, manager

Acreage—Total : 420, cultivated Acreage — Total: 156, cultivated

(rubber) 402 (rubber) 156

Rajah Hitam Coconut Estate, Ltd.— Rassak (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, Ltd.

Selangor; Postal Ad: Utan Melin- —Negri Sembilan

tang, Lower Perak; Teleph. 236, J. S. Laird, manager

SabakUtan

tam, Bernam; Cable Ad: Rajahi-

Melintang Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

A. Poulson, resident manager pur, agents

Secretaries—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Registered Office—Boustead Bros., 5,

Kuala Lumpur Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. 3.

Acreage — Total : 1,2721, cultivated Acreage — Total: 482, cultivated

(coconuts) 1,265$ (rubber) 444

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JRatanui Rubber, Ltd.—Teluk Anson, Rembia W.

Rubber Co., Ltd.—Malacca

H. C. Horn, manager

P Perak G. W. McLeod, assistant White &

J. Anderson, manager

Registered Office—Bright & Gal- Registered Office—Rowe,

Co., Ld.. 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

braith. Ld., 7, Martin’s Lane, church Street, London, E.C. 3.

Cannon Street, London, E.C.

„ Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Sime, agents

Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

Lumpur, agents Acreage—Total: 1,658^, cultivated

(rubber) 1,549

: Raub Rubber Estates, Ltd., Pahang— Remfield Rubber Estates, Ltd., Coal

Raub & Sungei Mas Estates; Postal fields Estate—Sungei Buloh, Selan-

I Ad: Raub, Pahang gor

R. C. Weston, manager F. D. Lovewell, manager

P. C. Joseet, clerk S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Y. E. H. Rhodes, agent Secretaries and Registered Office—

Dr. W. J. Dixon, v.m.o. The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd.,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

Kuala Lumpur, agents London, E.C. 3.

Secretary and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 1,282, cultivated

A. G. England, 19, Finsbury (rubber) 1,136

Court, Finsbury Pavement, Lon-

don, E.C.

Acreage — Total: 2,777, cultivated RepLtd.—Negri

ah RubberSembilan& Tapioca Estates,

(rubber) 489 P. F. H. Crowther, manager

Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Rejang Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad: Co., Ltd., 10, Canton Road, S’hai

Kanowit, Sibu, Sarawak; Cable Reyland Estate—Siputeh, Perak

Ad; Kidd, Kanowit H. R. Baxter, manager

G. D. Kidd, manager Aylesbury & Nutter, Ltd., Ipoh,

D. Duclos, assistant agents

Acreage—Total: 636, cultivated

Rembau Jelei Rubber, Ltd. — Negri (rubber) 504

Sembilan

K. P. Feynolds, manager (Jeram Ribu Rubber Co., Ltd. — Rantau,

Negri Sembilan

Padang Division) Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Lumpur, agents

Ltd., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea- Secretaries and Registered Office—

denhall Street, London, E.C. Lewis, Brown & Co., Colombo,

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Ceylon

agents

H. J. Norris, manager (Batu Acreage^—Total

(rubber) 875

: 933, cultivated

Hampar Division)

G. T. McCulloch, manager (Pedas Riverview Rubber Estates, Ltd. (In-

B. Division)

G. Woodcock, manager (Parit corporated in F.M.S.)—Perak

Andrew Buchanan, manager

Tinggido) Secretaries—Evatt & Co., Ipoh

Acreage—Total: 9,458, cultivated Riverview Estate—Batu Gajah

(rubber) 7,254 Andrew Buchanan, managercultivated

Acreage — Total:

(rubber) 1,490 1,638,

Rembia

Mayang Rubber Company, Ltd.—Kuala Sadang Estate—Parit,

W. H. C.Estate,

Horn,Merging,

managerJohore W. S. Paterson,

Total: manager

Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca, Acreage (rubber)— 1,094 1,247, cultivated

agents

Registered Office—Rowe, White & Nall G.

a Estate—Tronoh

M. Burns, manager

Co., Ld., 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen- Acreage — Total: 1.000, cultivated

church Street, London, E.C. (rubber) 817

C254 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONiS

Rivington Estates, Ltd., Rivington Rubber Estates of Johore, Ltd —

Estate—Padang Serai, Kedah Batu Anam, Johore

Secretaries and Registered Office— Albert Booth, manager

G. W1. Wilson & Co., Ltd'., Sungei R. J. Sly, assistant

Patani, Kedah Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 566, planted (rub- Kuala Lumpur, agents

ber) 557 Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-'

field Ltd. 1-4, Great Tower Street, j

Roebourne Finance & Investment London, E.C.

Co., Ltd., Sungei Peradin Estate, Acreage — Total: 5,059, cultivated j

Pontian Kechil, Johore (rubber) 2,873

A. St. Alban Smith, proprietor

E. A. Chard, manager Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. (Incor-

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore, porated in England), Bagan Samak ;

agents and Chan Seng Estates—Kedah;

Registered Office—Wallis Wood & Postal Ad: (for both Estates), Rub- |

Co., 29, Rood Lane, London, E. O. 3. ber Estates of Krian, Ltd., Bandar -

Acreage — Total: 935, cultivated Bharu; Cable Ad: Gregory

(rubber) 861 C. H. Gregory, manager

Rosevale Rubber Oo., Ltd.—Selangor B. C. Butterfield, assistant

E. Clyne, manager Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Lumpur, agents

agents Secretaries and Registered Office— ,

Registered Office—A. B. Simson, 33, Bright & Galbraith, 7, Martin’s

Eastcheap, London, E.C. 3. Lane, Cannon Street, London, E.C.

Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd.—

Rothiemay (Selangor) Rubber Es- Kota Tinggi, Johore

tates, Ltd. (Tamil Name: Sungei G. H. Boddington, manager

Buloh Aar)—Postal Ad: Bukit J. W. W. Carter, assistant

Rotan; Teleph. 43, Kuala Selangor A. L. Archer, do.

Directors—J. G. D. Templer, do. Office—

c.b.e. and H.Murray, W. A. Fell,

B. Hussey Secretaries and Registered

Francis Peek & Co., 5, Eastcheap,

H. H. Park, manager London, E.C. 3.

Secretaries: and Agents—Harper, Francis Peek & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Acreage

Lumpur (rubber)— Total:

6,247 6,637, cultivated

Rubana Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Teluk Rubber Growers’ Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Anson, Perak Selangor, Selangor

H. K. C. Tobutt, manager H. G. L. Richards, manager

Registered Office—F. E. Maguire, 8, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Austin Friars, London, E.C. 2. Cumberbatch & Oo., Ltd., Colombo

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

agents Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 4,918, cultivated Acreage—Total: 640, cultivated

(rubber) 4,537, (coconuts) 14 (rubber) 640

Rubber

sterdam,”Cultuur

N. V., Maatschappy

Rubber and “Am-

Oil- Rubber Plantations Investment Trust,

palms—Sumatra; Postal Ad: Ga- Ltd., The—Juliana Huis, Medan,

lang; Cable Ad: Amstrubber, Me- Sumatra; Telteph. 2,000, Medan;

dan: Codes: A.B.C. 6th Edition Codes: Bentley’s and Western Union

Rubber Trust Ltd., The, Taiping

Rubber Cultuur Maatschappy “Ams- Rubber Estate—Ayer Kuning North,

, steruam,” N.Y., Rubber, Tea and Coffee Perak. Postal Ad: c/o Wellington

—Java; Postal Ad: Tanggoel O/L; Estate, Padang Renga, Perak

Cable Ad : Amstrubber Djember H. W. S. Gowland, manager

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)! Secretaries—J. A. Wattie & Co., Sandao Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

Ltd., Shanghai porated in England)—Sandakan,

l Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., B. N. Borneo

Penang, agents Secretaries—Harrisons & Crosfield

Acreage—Total: 532, cultivated Ltd., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Lon-

(rubber) 515 don, E.C. 3.

Agents—Harrisons & Crosfield (Bor-

neo), Ltd., Sandakan

j Ruthken Estate—Postal Address: Port Sandakan Division

I Dickson

J. K. Russell Leonard, proprietor H. J. Walker, manager

I Acreage D. R. Maw, assistant

(rubber)—203Total: 314, cultivated Batn Lima

Acreage — Total: 1,105, cultivated

Sablas North Borneo Rubber, Ltd., (rubber) 495

Papar and Mawao Estate—Jesselton, Sungei Batang

B.N. Borneo; Cable Ad: Mawao Acreage — Total: 1,262, cultivated

(Jesselton) (rubber) 408

R. B. Lutter, manager Sandala

Secretaries and Registered Office— Acreage — Total: 560, cultivated

Guthrie

ton & Co.,London

Avenue, Ltd., 5, Whitting- (rubber) 560

Kong Hiap Hin Co., Jesselton, Marudu Division

commercial agents Acreage — Total: 1,300, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 9,942, cultivated (rubber) 346

(rubber) 4,073 Tabanac Estate, Lahad Datu

C. A. Wales, manager

Sabrang Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Teluk Acreage —Total: 1,500, cultivated

(rubber) 937

Anson, Lower Perak

W. J. Smith, manager (On leave) Sandakan Estates, Ltd.

A. R. Milner-Moore, acting manager Sungei Batang Estate, Sandakan,

Secretary & Registered Office — F. B. N. Borneo

Trenouth, 85, Gracechurch St., Acreage — Total: 1,262, cultivated

London, E.C. 3. (rubber) 350

Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, Batu Limah Estate

agents Harrisons & Orosfield (Borneo),

Acreage — Total: 5,226, cultivated Ltd., Sandakan, agents

(rubber) 3,677 Acreage — Total: 1,006, cultivated

(rubber) 400

Sagga Rubber Co., Ltd.—Negri Sem- Sandycroft Rubber Co., Ltd.—Tai-

bilan ping, Perak

R. B. Nunneley, manager Chas. Prentice, manager

Registered Office—Henckell, Du Buis- Secretaries and Registered Office—

son & Co., 5, Laurence Pountney Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Hill, London, E.C. Penang

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban, Acreage—Total: 1,102.77, cultivated

agents (rubber) 853.65

Acreage—Total: 5,522, cultivated

(rubber) 1,850 Sanglop Estate—Kota Bharu, Perak

S. W. Clarkson,

General manager

Samagaga Rubber Go., Ltd. —Bagan

Serai, Perak; Teleph. 20, Bagan Chappel,Managers — Osborne and

Ipoh, Perak

Serai Sango Koshi Rubber Estates—Johore.

L. Lockyear, manager

Registered Office—J. A. Wattie & Singapore Office : 17, Beach Road

Co., Shanghai N. Akuzawa, president

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., T. Koizumi, manager

Penang, agents P. A. A. Nakanishi, assistant

0256 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Pengerang, etc.. Estates, ma Singa- Sardam Rubber Estate—Postal Ad:

pore Kati, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

T. Koizumi, manager Louis Thivy, proprietor

Acreage—Total: 10,135, cultivated Acreage — Total : 217, cultivated

(rubber) 7,123, (coconuts) 73 (rubber) 203

Batu Paihat Estates, Batu Pahat,

J ohore Scottish Malayan Estates, Ltd.—

Batu Pahat Estate No. 1 Riverside Estate

T. Koizumi, manager A. J. Hunter, manager

S. Miyake, asst, manager

Acreage—Total: 4,337£, cultivated

(rubber) 4,124, (coconuts) 9 Seafield Rubber Co., Ltd. (Incor-

Batu Pahat Estates No. 2 porated in England), Seafield Estate

T. Koizumi, manager —Batu Tiga, Selangor; Cable Ad :

S. Miyake, asst, manager Seafield

Acreage — Total: 9,403, cultivated D. J. Benton, manager

(rubber) 7,705, (coconuts) 106 H. Fraser, assistant

Sapintas Government Plantation— Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Selangor; Postal Ad: Sabak agents

Bernam via Teluk Anson, Lower Registered Office—McMeekin

10 & 11, Lime St., London, &E.C.3.

Co.,

Perak Acreage—Total: 2,972, cultivated

H. L. Daly, manager (rubber) 2,720

Planters’ Loans Board, Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Acreage — Total: 1,642^, cultivated Seaport (Selangor) Rubber Estate,

(rubber) 88, (coconuts) 912 Ltd.—Selangor

C. N. Crush, manager

Sapong Rubber Estates, Ltd., Sapong Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros-

Estate — Tenom, Jesselton, B.N. field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street,

Borneo London, E.C. 2.

J. R. Baxter, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co.. Ltd.,

R. H. Coward, head-assistant Kuala Lumpur, F.M.S., agents

C. R. Crosland, assistant Acreage—Total: 1,9863, cultivated

R. G. Barrett, do. (rubber) 1,934

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

agents

Secretary & Registered Office—Har- Sea view Syndicate, Ltd.—Banting,

risons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, Gt. Selangor

Tower Street, London, E.C. 3. E. L. Huson, manager

Acreage—Total: 20,000, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 3.403 Whittal & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Sarawak Rubber Estates, Ltd., Sun- Sedenak Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Jo-

gei Tengah Estate—Kuching, Sara- hore; Teleph. 2, Sedenak (Office)

wak; Teleph. 46; Distance from C. H. F. Pierrepont, manager

Kuching: 10 Miles; Cable Ad: C. S. Pendrigh, C. R. Gleeson. I.

Borneo

D. MacDonald, manager F. Mackenzie, D. S. McDonald,

T. J. C. Munro, assistant F. J. Blowers and D. R. P.

J. G. Lopez, do. Brown, assistants

L. Shak On, head clerk Registered Office—Yule, Catto k

J.H. Choi Slew, head dresser

Scully, visiting agent Co., Finsbury House, Blomfield

Street, London, E.C.

Agents—The Borneo Co., Ltd., Singa- The Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd..

pore Singapore, agents

Acreage — Total : 3,476. planted Acreage—Total: 11,354, cultivated

(rubber) 2,621 (rubber) 8,076

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fjEDGELEY (F.M.S.) RUBBER Co., LTD. Agents — McAuliffs, Turguand,

1 (Incorporated in England), Sedge- Youngs & Co., Penang

I ley Estate—Postal Ad: Kajang, Acreage—Total: 3,072, cultivated

| Selangor, F.M.S.; Teleph. 221. Ser- (rubber) 454, (coconuts) 2,317J

| dang; Cable Ad: Sedgeley, Kajang; Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Distance from Railway Station & —Serdang, Kedah; Teleph. 22, Ser-

Post Office: 7 Miles dang

0. G. Ponsonby, manager G. B. MacDonald, manager

| Agents—S.I.P.E.E., P.O. Box 145. Agents—Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur Seremban

Secretaries and Registered Office Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

The Rubber Estate Agency, Ltd., & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe, church Street. London, E. C. 3.

London, E.O. 3.

Acreage — Total: 2,423, cultivated Selama (Malaya) Rubber Estates,

(rubber) 2,217| Ltd., Choong Meng Estate—Ser-

Segari Rubber, Ltd.— Perak dang, Kedah; Teleph. 22. Serdang

Lintang Estate — Sungei Siput, G. D. MacDonald, manager

North, Perak Agents—Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd.,

A. R. Mathieu, manager Seremban

Acreage — Total: 505, cultivated Secretaries & Registered Office—Ken-

(rubber) 427 naway Neame & Co., 0, Lloyd’s

Segari Estate—Segari, Bindings, Avenue, Fenchurch Street, Lon-

Perak don, E. C. 3.

Managing Agents—F. S, Mathien & Acreage—Total: 1,428.20, cultivated

Co., P.O. Box 3, Ipoh, Perak (rubber) 1,284.53, (coconuts) 16

Secretary & Registered Office—0. E. Selangor Coconuts, Ltd.—Batu Laut,

Eastland, 35, Greville Street, Far- Selangor, F.M..S.

ringdon Road, London, E.C. 1. T. G. Wilson, manager

Acreage—Total: 329|, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 329f Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Lumpur, F.M.S.

Segari Rubber, Ltd., Segari Estate— Acreage—Total: , 1,473, cultivated

Segari, Lumut, Bindings; Lintang (coconuts) 914, (oil palms) 550

Estate, Sungei Siput, N. Perak Selangor Oil Palms Co., Ltd., Elmina

Managing Agents—F. S;. Mathieu & Estate—Sungei Bulph, Selangor

Co., Ipoh, Perak D. W. McCrow, manager

Secretary and Registered Office— J. D. MacNab and J. C. Smith,

C. E. Eastland, 35, Greville Street, assistants & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Farringdon Road, London. E.O. 1. Oumberbatch

Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd. (England), Lumpur, agents

(Incorporated in England), Sekong Secretaries and Registered Office—

Estate—Postal Ad : Sekong Estate, McNeill & Sime, 46, Charlotte

Sandakan Bay, Sandakan, B. N. B., Square, Edinburgh

Cable Ad: Sekong, Sandakan Acreage—Total: 3,423j, cultivated

Barlow & Co., Singapore, agents (oil palms) 2,143J, (rubber) 1,236|

Registered Office—Thos. Barlow & Selangor Plantations Co,, Ltd.,

Bro., Ceylon House, Eastcheap, Bungsar Estate—Kuala Lumpur,

London,— Total;

E.C. 3. 8,771, cultivated Selangor

Acreage T. P. H. Tatham, manager

(rubber) 1,432 Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

agents

Acreage—Total: l,905i, cultivated

Selama - Bindings Plantations, Ltd., (rubber) 1,844|

Bindings Cocoanut Estate—Perak Sungei Rambai Estate—Postal Ad :

A. 0. Jameson, manager Batang Berjuntai

Registered

Co., Ld., Office—^Hawaiian

Honolulu, Hawaii Trust L. A. Henville, manager

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Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co-'j

Acreage — Total: 3,616, cultivated Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

(rubber) 3,553 Acreage:—Total: 2,779, cultivated!

Maryland Estate— (rubber) 2,661

T. P. H, Tatham, manager

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Selangor United Rubber Estates, Ltd'

agents

Acreage — Total; 325, cultivated (Incorporated

gor

in England)—Selan-

(rubber) 281 Browncomet Estate—Postal Ad :

Budu Estate—Raub, Pahang Browncomet Estate, Klang, Se-.;

L. C. Maria Sube. manager langor; Distance from Railway

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents Station: 6 Mile?; Distance from

Acreage — Total: 4,556, cultivated Telegraph Office: 6 Miles

(rubber) 4,536| B. Huxley Walker, manager

Rantau Panjang Estate—Batang P. A. Rogers, visiting agent

Berjuntai Agents—Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala-

J. d’lribame, manager Lumpur

Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage — Total: 715, cultivated i

agents

Acreage—Total : l,553f, cultivated St.(rubber) 627

(rubber) 1,448? Andrew Estate—Postal Ad:

Klapa Bali Estate—Slim River; St. Andrew Estate, Batang Ber-

Teleph. 23; Cable Ad : Klalim; juntai; Cable Ad: Standrew:

Distance from P.O. & Railway Distance from Railway Station: J

Station to Estate: 6 Miles 2 Miles from Batang Berjuntai St.; ;

C. A. Rods, manager Distance from Telegraph Office: ]

J. B. King, supt. 1 Mile from Batang

B. Huxley Walker,Berjuntai

managerT.O.

H. R. Hayes and R. Ravix, P. A. Rogers, visiting agent

assistants

Socfin Co., Ltd., (Kuala Lumpur, Guthrie & Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lum-

agents pur, agents

Acreage — Total: 5,895. cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—-

(rubber) 1,103%, (oil palms) 3,398 Guthrie & Street,

Co., Ltd.,

Gracechurch London,52-54,

E.C.

Selangoe Rivek Rubbek Estates, Ltd. Acreage—Total: 2,122, cultivated

—Selangor (rubber) 1,498

R. D. Bingley, manager

J. C. Parkinson and C. Thomp Selborne Plantation Co., Ltd., The,

son, assistants Sel'borne Plantation-—Padang Tung-

J. F. Gomez, chief clerk ku, Kuala Lipis, Pahang; Teleph.

Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala 34, KualaTungku

Lipis; Cable Ad: Selborne,

Lumpur, agents

Registered Office—Taylor, Noble & Padang S. J. Hartfield, manager

Co., Ltd., Adelaide House. King W. J. Bogle, senior assistant

William Street, London, E.C. 4. L. C. W. March, engineer

Acreage—Total: 3,006, cultivated Dr. W. J. Dixon, visiting medi-

(rubber) 3,006 cal practitioner

Selangor Rubbek Co., Ltd. (Incor- Lee Cheong, chief clerk and book-

porated in Scotland), Sungei Paterson, keeper

Rengam Estate—Postal Ad: Batu Simons & Co., Ltd., Sin-

Tiga P.O.; Selangor ; Teleph. Batu gapore, Kuala Lumpur & Penang,

agents

Tiga 225; Railway Station : Sungei Registered Office—22, Old Broad St.,

Rengam London, E.O. 2.

R. J. Macdonald Bennett, manager Acreage — Total: 3,590, cultivated

V. J. Blake, asst, manager (Gutta Percha) 2,890

S. Ponniah, chief clerk

Registered Office^—Gibson & Ander- Seletar Plantations, Ltd. —Seletar,

son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. Vin-

cent Street, Glasgow Singapore

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Selinsing Rubber Co., Ltd.—Taiping, Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.

Perak (Incorporated in England),

yan Estate—Postal Ad: Siliau, Negri Senda-

G. C. Booth, manager

Registered Office—Carson & Co., Sembilan R. A. White, manager

Colombo—

Whittall & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum- Secretaries

pur, agents

and Registered Office—

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

church Street, London

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

Semanggol Estate—Krian Road, Perak agents

Ooi Ean Chye, manager

Acreage — Total: 268, cultivated Sendayan (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

(rubber) 225 Kerling Estate, Selangor

J. S. Godward, manager & Co.,

Sembilan Estates Co., Ltd.—Negri Registered Ld., 55,

Office—Guthrie

Gracechurch Street, London

Sembilan Acreage — Total : 6,031, cultivated

Tampin Linggi Estate (rubber) 4,732

J. E. Skelton, manager

Sua Grensing Estate Sengat Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Kam-

J. E. Skelton, manager pong Kepayang, Perak

A. M. H. Hawes, assistant "E. L. D. Evans, manager

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur,

agents Registered Office—Shaud, Haldane &

Registered Office—John K. Gilliat & Co., 24, Rood Lane, London, E.C. 3.

Co., Ld., 10, Old Jewry, London, Acreage—Total: 1,898, cultivated

E. C. 2. (rubber) 1,788

Acreage — Total : 7,511, cultivated

(rubber) 4,293 Sennah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad:

Negri Lama, E.C. Sumatra; Cable

Semenyih Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Ad : Rubberbank

Selangor J. J. Ruelle, head manager

F. B. Gough, manager J. Greven and J. A. van Diemen,

Registered

DalsinghamOffice — Boustead

House, Seething Bros.,

Lane, BilahheadEstate assistants

E.C,

Boustead J. J. Ruelle, head manager

agents & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage (rubber)

— Total: 9,200, cultivated

3,250, (oil palm) 2,071

Acreage — Total: 1,685, cultivated

(rubber) 1,600 Sennah Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal Ad:

Sempah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Pro- Laboehan Bilik, E.C. Sumatra

M. Colcher, senior manager

vince

E. T.Wellesley

Lewis, manager Bilah Estate

Registered Office^—Rubber Estates M. Joffin, acting manager

Agency, Ltd., Bunge House, 71, Acreage — Total : 9,200, cultivated

(rubber) 6,132

St. Mary’s Axe, London, E.C.

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total: 2,256j, cultivated Sepang Valley Estate, Ltd.—Negri

(rubber) 2,2!56i Sembilan

Senawang Rubber Estates Co. (1921), Registered H M. Parry, manager

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan Office—Mansergh & Tay-

L. S. Harland, manager ler, Ltd., Seremban

Registered Office—J. A. Wattie &

Cb., 49, Szechuen Road, Shanghai Serdang Cultuur Maatschappij—Sta-

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., tion : Perbaoengan; Teleph. 20 (Loe-

Penang, agents boe Pakam): Cable Ad: Sibajak,

Acreage—Total: 1,882, cultivated Perbaoengan G. Kost, head manager

(rubber) 1,723

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Sekdang Blah Syndicate, Ltd.—Bant- G. G.deDawson,

W. manager

B. MacLaren, visiting agent

ing Selangor

Secretaries and Registered Office— Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Pe-

nang, agents

Whittal

Acreage—Total: 1,475, cultivated Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 997

2,996, cultivated

(rubber) 1,000

Seremban, Ltd. — Seremban, Negri Shanghai-Malay

—Sungkai, Perak

Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Sembilan L. A. Blackball, manager

Osborne & Chappel, Ipoh, general Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ipoh, agents

managers

Secretary and Registered Office — Secretaries—J.

Shanghai

A. Wattie & Co.,

Tom Wickett, Station Hill, Red-

ruth Acreage — Total:

(rubber) 858 1,145, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 754, cultivated

(rubber) 514

Seremban Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Sun- Shanghai

Pahang

Pahang Rubber Oo., Ltd.—

gei Gadut, Negri Sembilan Registered Office—A. R. Burkill &

J. I. Wardell, manager Sons, Shanghai

W. J. Mearns and W. F. Higgins, Kennedy, Burkill & Cb., Ltd.,

assistants Penang, agents

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Shanghai Seremban Rubber Estate,

Thomson, Alston & Co.—2, Idol Ltd.—Mambau, Negri Sembilan

Lane, Eastcheap, London H. Simpson, manager

Acreage—Total: 3,487, cultivated Secretaries and &Registered Office—

(rubber) 3,334 J. A. Wattie Co., Shanghai

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Seventh Mile Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Penang, agents

Selangor Acreage—Total: 707, cultivated

A. C. McCaul, manager (rubber) 638

Registered Office—Cumberbatch &

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Shanghai Sumatra Rubber Estates,

Shalimar (Malay) Estate Co., Ltd., Ltd., The—Tandjong Poera, Suma-

Shalimar Estate—Postal Ad: Bukit traR. P. Woodyear, manager

Rotan, Selangor L. G. Aarsen, assistant

O. R. Ransom, manager

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Medan, managing agents

Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Colombo Shansi Estate—Scudai, Johore

Owners — Hongkong & Shanghai

Shanghai Kedah Plantations, Ltd., AcreageBanking Corporation, Singapore

Paya Kamunting Estate—Kedah — Total: 1,047, cultivated

R. G. D. McAuley, manager (rubber)

Riverside Estate

R. G. D. McA/uley, manager Shelford Rubber Estates, Ltd.—

Registered Office—A. R. Burkill & Selangor

Sons, 2, Canton Road, Shanghai T. K. Wilson, manager

W. J. S. Price, assistant;

Shanghai Kelantan Rubber Estates Cumberbatch

Lumpur, agents

& Co., Ltd., Kuala

(1925), Ltd. (Registered in Hong-

kong), Pasir Gajah Estate—Postal Registered Office—Macdonald, Ste-

Ad: Pasir Gajah Estate, Nal, Ke- wart & Co., West Regent Street,

lantan; Railway Station: Sungei Nal Glasgow

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Showa Rubbee Co., Ltd.—Teluk Sen- Secretary — S. E. Atter, Mooregate

gat, Senggerang and Rhio Estates; Chambers, London, E.C. 2.

Postal Ad: 21, Beach Road, Singa- Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore,

pore ; Cable Ad: Showagomu, Sin- eastern, agents

gapore Acreage — Total: 1,971, cultivated

S. Matsumoto, managing director (rubber) 1,791

K. Yoshihara, general manager

S. Takenouchi, mgr. (Rhio Estate)

Secretaries & Registered Office—Teluk Simpang Rubber Estate Co., Ltd.—

Sengat Estate, Kota Tinggi, Johore Simpang Ampat, Province Wellesley

Acreage — Total: 13,255, cultivated F. R. Wright, manager

(rubber) 10,229 Registered Office—Eastern Indus-

tries, Ld., London

Siak Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incorpo-

rated in England)—Sumatra; Pa-

kan Baroe, Siak, S.E.C.; Cable Ad: Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Siakrubber. Pakan Baroe; Code: The—Jorak Estate, Muar, Johore

Broomhall W. R. Webber, manager

J. J. van den Hoek, manager J. Murray, visiting agent

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa- Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

pore, agents pore, agents

Secretaries—Rowe, White & Co., Secretaries—M. P. Evans & Co., 30,

Ltd. 4, Lloyd’s Avenue, London, Mincing Lane, London, E.C. 3.

E.C.

Acreage — Total: 2,382, cultivated

(rubber) 1,472 Singapore Para Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Sialang Rubber Estates, Ltd.,Poerba,

Batoe (Perhentian Tinggi, Margot and

Gingging Estate—Bangoen Hansa Estates) — Sungei Gadnt

Serdang, E.C. Sumatra P.O., Negri Sembilan

J. Ellis, acting manager R. M. S. Keir, manager

Paya Pinang Estate—Tebing Tinggi, Secretaries and Registered Office—

Deli, E.C. Sumatra M. P. Evans & Co., 17, Mincing

A. Campbell, manager Lane, London, E.C. 3.

G. Paton and G. G. Skinner, Acreage — Total: 2,388, planted

assistants (rubber) 2,148

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

Great Tower Street, London Singapore United Rubber Planta-

Acreage—Total: 10,048^, cultivated tions, Ltd.—Paya Lebar Singapore

(rubber) 6,358 R. A. Dix, manager

Registered Office—British Indus-

Sidmouth Estate, Ltd.— Rompin, tries and General Investment

Negri Sembilan Trust, Ltd., Dashwood House, 69,

A. L. Harrison, manager Old Broad Street, London, E.C. 2.

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

Mansergh & Tayler, Seremban pore, agents

Acreage—Total: 520, cultivated Acreage

(rubber) 500 (rubber)— 2,901

Total: 3,712, cultivated

Siointing (Negri Sembilan) Rubbeb Si-Pare-Pare Rubber Co., Si-Pare-

Estates, Ltd.,Teleph.

Port Dickson, Siginting

214, PortEstate—

Dickson; Pare Estate (Rubbeir only)—Su-

Gable Ad; Singinting, Port Dickson; matra: Post and Tel. Office: Kisa-

10^ Miles from Railway Station

Office Registered Office—Si-Par4-Par6 Rub-

G- B. W. Gray, general manager ber Maatschappij, Amsterdam,

Holland

J. M. Gomez, chief clerk

0262 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Societe des Plantations de Telok Soengei Rampah Rubber and Coconut

Dalam (Societe Anonyme), (Incor- Plantations, Co., Ltd., Soengei

porated in Begium)—Bukit Binding, Rampah Estate—Itampah

Bukit Jeram and Bukit Chamang R. S. McIntosh, manager

Estates; Postal Ad: Bentong, P.O., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

Pahang, F.M.S.; Teleph. 3, Karak agents

Bukit Binding Estate — 1st Mile Secretaries and Registered Office—

Karak-.M.entakab Road Harrisons & Grosfield, Ltd., Lon-

D. 0. Green, manager don

Acreage — Total: 2,368j, cultivated Acreage—Total: 2,481, cultivated

(rubber) 2,282| (rubber) 1,516

Bukit Jeram Estate — 6th Mile

Karak-Bentong Road Sonosekar Planting Co., Ltd., Kele-

D. C. Green, manager mak Estate—Alor Gajah, Malacca;

Acreage — Total: 262£, cultivated Teleph. 210; Cable Ad: Kelemak

(rubber) 260} Estate, Alor Gajah

Bukit Chamang Estate—1st Mile

Ghamang Road Kennedy, Burkill & Oo., Ltd1.,

D. C. Green, manager Penang, agents

Acreage — Total: 300}, cultivated Secretaries and Registered Office—

(rubber) 288f J. A. Wattie & Co , Ltd., 39, Lom-

Dr. W. T. Quaife, m.b., medical bard Street, London, E.C.

officer Acreage —. Total: 748, cultivated

Major C. H. A. Huxtable, D.s.o., (rubber) 741

m.c., visiting agent South Johore Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Eastern Agents — S. I. P. E. F., Johore

Kuala Lumpur H. G. Bailey, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Burt, Taylor &

Societe Interhationale de Planta- Co., Ltd., Mark Lane, London,

tions et de Finance, Antwerp, Bel- E.C. 3.

gium Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

agents

SoCIETA ITALIANA DEL L’ESTREMO

Obiente, Ltd., Rubber Plantations— South Malay Rubber Plantations

Kedah (1932), Ltd., London (Inc. in Eng-

Dr. B. Bertoli, manager land)—Postal Ad: South Malay

Dr. M. Manfredi, asst, manager Estate, Kota Tinggi, Johore; Te-

leph. 19; Cable Ad: Kota Tinggi,

Soeka Radja Cultijur Mu., N.V., Johore

Soeka Radja (Asahan) Estate—No. J. S. Foley, manager

55, Tandjong Balei, Sumatra Y. D. Nair, book-keeper

T. H. Hall, administrator Jack Murray, visiting agent

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medaa, J. N. Dugdale, visiting medical

agents officer

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang,

agents

Soengei Lipoet Celtuttr Maatschappij Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson

—Soengei Lipoet Estate & Co., 16, Philpot Lane, London,

H. Moggi, manager E.C.

J. van Oort, book-keeper Acreage — Total: 1,479, cultivated

Ed. de Bruyn, head assistant 1,029.25

A. Goffin, assistant South Perak Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.

A. Paans, machinist —Sungkai, Perak

Ir. A. Hoogendoorn Zeepzieder R. C. Williams, manager

Soengei Radja Estate—P.O-, Tand- Registered Office—Rubber Estate

Agency, Ld., 71, St. Mary’s Axe,

jong Balei, Sumatra London, E.O.

C. A. van Hermert, administrateur Local Agents — S. I. P. E. F., Kuala

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents Lumpur

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Spring Hill Estate—Serdang, Kedah Acreage—Total: 3,069, planted (coco-

W. Adair, proprietor nuts) 2,387

H. Adair, do. Spynie Estate—Bagan Datoh, Perak

D. Campbell, visiting manager J. H. Young, manager

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co., Acreage—Total: 2,172, planted (coco-

Ltd., Penang nuts) 1,897

Acreage — Total: 263, cultivated Sungei Samak Estate—Utan Melen-

(rubber) 210 tang, Perak

W. M. Henderson, manager

St. Albans Estate—Sungei Tiram, Acreage—Total: 3,069, planted (oil

Johore; Postal Ad: c/o Peradin palms) 1,664

Estate, Pontian, Johore Dr. J. Stewart, m.b., ch.b., medical

A. St, Alban Smith, proprietor officer

E. A. Chard, manager A. C. Smith, visiting agent

Acreage — Total: 105, cultivated Harrisons,

Lumpur, Barker

agents & Co., Ltd., Kuala

(rubber) 105 Secretaries & Registered

risons & Crosfield, Ltd.,Office—Har-

1-4, Great

St. Cyz Rubber Estate—Temangan, Tower Street, London, E.C.3.

K el antan

W. O’Connor, proprietor Straits Planatations, Ltd. (Inc. in

T. G. Menon, book-keeper Great Britain), Sungei Samak

Acreage—Total: 450, cultivated Estate—Postal Ad: Utan Melin-

(rubber) 400 tang, Lower Perak, F.M.S.; Tele-

Standard Rubber Co. of Selangor, graph Office: Utan Meiintang:

Ltd.—Senaenyih, Selangor Cable Ad: Sungeisamak; 'Railway

Alex. Davidson, manager Station: Teluk Anson, Nearest Sea-

Registered Office—H. port, Sabak Bernam

King Street, SydneyE. Hinton,' 72, W. M. Henderson, manager

Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, agents Secretaries & Registered Office —

Acreage—Total: 1,193, cultivated Harrisons & Crosfield Ltd., 1-4

(rubber) 1,123 Great Tower St., London, E.C.

Straits Plantations, Ltd. — Bagan Acreage — Total: 3,370, cultivated

Datoh, Perak (oil palms) 1,664

Bagan Datoh Estate— Straits Plantations, Ltd. — Spynic

A. C. Smith, manager Estate, Bagan Datoh, Lower Perak

H. R. Lawrence, assistant P. C. Fisher, manager

Acreage—Total: 4,298, planted (coco- Secretary & Registered Office—A. S.R.

nuts.) 4,260 Bruce,

Strathmashie Estate—Bagan Datoh,

Perak Scotland12, Dee Street, Aberdeen,

A. H. Robertson, manager Boustpad & Co., Ltd., Penang, agents

J. G. A. Whyte, assistant Acreage — Total: 2,172, cultivated

Acreage—Total: 3,159, planted (coco- (coconuts) 1,8971

nuts) 2,923

Melentang Estate — Bagan Datoh, Straits Rubber Co., Ltd. — Gedong

Perak Estate, Bagan Serai, Perak

N. J. Cowie, manager W. C. Kemp, manager

Acreage—Total:

nuts) 1,445 2,297, planted (coco- J. Hedley, assistant

Flemington Estate — Teluk Anson, Acreage

(rubber)— 4,317,

Total:(coconuts)

4,402, cultivated

58

Perak Nova Scotia Estate, Teluk Anson,

C. Cruickshank, acting manager Perak

Acreage—Total: 2,524, planted (coco- J. Hargreaves, manager

nuts) 1,445 R. Robson, A. W. Sanders, A. K.

Telok Buloh Estate—Utan Melen-

tang, Perak Murphy, J. E. Tiffen, S. G.

C. Cruicksharik, manager Smith, assistants

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C264 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Acreage — Total: 7,476, cultivated Bila; Cable Ad: Sumcama, Mar-

(rubber) 6,003 bau; Codes: A.B.C- 5th, Mercuur

Bou stead & Co., Ltd., Penang, and Bentley’s

agents Head Office

Secretaries and Registered Office— J. H. Bloemink, head manager

H. S. Pickthall, 85, Gracechurch C. de Boer, doctor

Street, London, E.C. 3. J. C. A. Dirksz, book-keeper k

correspondent

Strathisla (Perak) Rubber Estates, J. C. Claasen (1st factory)

Ltd.—Perak A. C. Vos (2nd factory)

A. W. Osborn, manager Brussel Estate (rubber)

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., D Huizinga, manager

Kuala Lumpur, agents Pernantian Estate (rubber)

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- J. A. van Hasselt, manager

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Th. G. Kerkhoff, assistant

London, E.C. Padang

F. G. R,Halaban Estate (oil palms)

Serena, manager

Strathmore Rubber Co., Ltd.—Selan- Leidong West Estate

J. Grondhout, manager (rubber)

gor

N. J. Alexander, manager H. A. F. Jansen, assistant

Strathmore and Ulu Buloh Estates Kanopan Estate (rubber)

R. P. Thomson, manager N. R. Chevalier and A. Nijhoff,

Sungei Rawang Estate assistants

D. W. McGrow, visiting super-

visor Sumatra Para Rubber Plantations,

Registered Office—McNeill & Sime, 46, Ltd. (London), Pangkattan Estate—

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, Sumatra; Postal Ad: Pangkattan,

Scotland Bila, Sumatra

Streamland Estate—Port Dickson, R. F. Masters, manager

Negri Sembilan Hooglandt & Co., Singapore, agents

A. A. Kula Singam, proprietor & Secretaries and Registered Office—

manager M. P. Evans & Co., 17, Mincing

Acreage—Total: 136, cultivated Lane, London, E.C. 3.

(rubber and coffee) 136 Acreage

(rubber)— 5,044

Total: 8,058, cultivated

Sua Manogis Rubber Co., Ltd.— Sungala Rubber Estate, Ltd.—Port

Rantau, Negri Sembilan Dickson, Negri Sembilan

Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Pe- Secretaries and Registered Office—

nang, agents The Geddes Trading and Dairy

Secretaries and &Registered

J. A. Wattie Co., Ltd.,Office

Shang-— Farm, Ltd., Shanghai

hai Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

Acreage—Total: 800, cultivated (rubber) Kuala Lumpur, agents

723 J. Broadbent, manager

Acreage—Total: 1,269, cultivated

Suloh Rubber Estates, Ltd. -Tapah, (rubber) 977

Perak

L. A. Tucker, manager Sungei Bag an Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sungei Bagan Estate—Kelantan

Brown, Phillips and Stewart, Acreage — Total: 2,852, cultivated

Ipoh (rubber) 1,793

Acreage — Total : 760, cultivated Sungei Durian Estate—Kelantan

(rubber) 744 Acreage — Total: 639, cultivated

(rubber) 388

Sumatra Caoutchouc Maatschappij, R. Carswell, manager

Rubber and Oilpalms—Sumatra; K. K. Unnithan, clerk

Marbau, Bila S.O.K.; P.O. Marbau, R. O. Jenkins, visiting agent

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Secretaries

Harrisons, & Registered

Barker &, Co., Ltd.,Office

Amber— Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan, agents

Buildings, Singapore Secretaries and Registered Office—

Agents — Harrisons, Barker & Co., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., London

Ltd., Ampang Road, Kuala Lum-

pur Sungei Buloh Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Selangor, Sungei Buloh Estate,

Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates Ltd., Bukit Rotan, Selangor, F.M.S.;

(Incorporated in England) — Postal Cable Ad: Sunburubco

Ad: Masjid Tanah, P.O. Malacca J. M. Ferguson, manager

E. H. Kirby, manager E. R. Arnold, assistant

A. H. Holt, assistant Registered Office—17, St. Helen’s

Secretaries—Rubber Estates Agency, Place, Bishopgate, London, E.C. 3.

Ltd., London Planters’ Stores & Agency Co.,

Local Agents—Sime Darby & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Ltd., Malacca

Acreage — Total: 3,787, planted

(rubber) Sungei Chermang Rubber Co., Ltd.,

Sungei Kawang Estate—Bentong,

Sungei Bahru Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Pahang

Tampin, Negri Sembilan H. I. Royle, manager

A. MacCombie, manager S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents.

E. A. J. Perkins, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

E. P. Hosken, do. The Rubber Estate Agency Ltd.,

Secretaries and Registered Office- Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe,

Rubber Estates Agency, Ltd., Lon- London, E.C. 3.

don Acreage—Total: 3,112j cultivated

Acreage—Total: 1,498, cultivated (rubber) 2,341

(rubber) 1,239

Sungei Cheroh Estate — 3£ Miles,

Sungei Batu (Malaya) Rubber Es- Cameron Highlands Road, Tapah,

tates, Ltd., Sungei Batu Estate- Perak; Cable Ad: Reid, Tapah;

Postal Ad : Bedong, Kedah; Teleph. Codes: A.C.B. 5th Edition and

26, Bedong Bentley’s

E. J. C. Currie, manager H. W. Reid, proprietor

T. N. Speers, assistant

Agents — Boustead & Co., Ltd., Sungei Chinoh Estate—Trolak, Perak

Penang W. Y. Simpson, b.com., manager

Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co., Registered Office — Walter Duncan

149, Leadenhall Street, London, Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, London,

E.C. 3. E.C.

Sungei Bilut Rubber Co., Ltd.— Sungei Ohinoh Rubber Co., Ltd. ,

Harding Raub, Pahang

G. M. Harding, mng. director Bukit Basout Estate—Slim River, Perak

Secretaries—Rennie, Lowick & Co., M. B. Longmore, manager

Singapore Registered Office—Walter Duncan &

Acreage

(rubber)— 750

Total: 1,060, cultivated Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon-

don, E.C.

Sungei Beat Rubber Co., Ltd.— Sungei Choh Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Gambang, Kuantang, Pahang Selangor

Acreage—Total; 1,295, cultivated J. G. Mearns, manager

(rubber) 610 N. R. Disney, assistant

Registered Office—Thomson, Alston

Sungei Buaya (Sumatra) Rubber Co., &London,

Co., 2, 3E.C.

& 4,3.Idol Lane, Eastcheap,

Ltd. — Panigoran Estate, Marbau, Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Bilah, Bandar Kwala Estate, Galang agents

W. Mackinnon, manager

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 rubber estates and other plantations

Sungci Draka Estate—Matang, Perak Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.,

J. S. Ferguson & Co., Ltd., Tanjong Somme Estate—Postal Ad : Somme

Rambutan, managing agents Estate, Serdang, Kedah; Teleph.

Y. Anamalay, conductor-in-charge Serdang 7; Cable Ad : Somme, Ser-

Acreage—Total: 762, planted (coca- dang, Kedah

' huts) 762 M. A. M. Lock, manager

A. W. Fraser, assistant

Sungei Dua Estate—Remban, Negri Lim Eng Chong, chief clerk

Sembilan Wong Siong Lee, visiting medical

K. R. Claudius, proprietor officer

J. K. Borrowman, do. W. Miller Mackay, visiting agent

Agents — Barlow & Co., Kuala

Acreage — Total: 222, cultivated Lumpur

■ (rubber) 211 Secretaries—Thomas Barlow & Bro.,

Ceylon House, 49-51 Eastcheap,

Sungei Durian Estates, Ltd., Sungei London, E.C. 3.

Durian Estate—Kuala Krai, Kelan- Acreage—Total: 2,215.25, cultivated

tan (rubber) 1,785.48

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Bagan Serai, Perak

Lumpur A. J. Taylor, manager

Acreage—Total: 746, cultivated G. W. P. Tinlin, assistant

(rubber) 435, (coconuts) 65 VY Kim Soon, chief clerk

Sungei Duri Rubber Estate, Ltd., Registered Office—Thomas Barlow &

Bro., 49-51, Eastcheap, London,

The (Incorporated in Hongkong), E.C. 3.

Selama Estate)—Postal Ad: Ser- Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

dang, Kedah; Cable Ad: Selama agents

Estate, Serdang; Teleph. Serdangl9 Acreage — Total: 3,058, cultivated

Registered Office — Burkill & Sons, (rubber) 3,058

Ltd., Shanghai Sungei Kruit Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

Kennedy, Burkill & Cb., Ltd., Sungkai, Perak

Penang, agents B. K. Malleson, manager

Sungei Gettah Rubber Estates, Ltd. Registered Office—M. P. Evans

—Postal Ad: Sungei Patani, Be- Co., 30, Mincing Lane, London,

dong, Kedah; Cable Ad: Bedong E.C. 3.

L. Rogers, manager Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.,

M. Chong, book-keeper Kuala Lumpur, agents

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Acreage—Total: 2,201, cultivated

Penang, agents (rubber) 1,906

Secretaries and Registered Office— Sungei Ledang Rubber Estates, Ltd.

E. B. Ridsdel & Co., Salisbury —Kerling, Ulu Selangor

House, London Wall, London, M. D. Fallon, manager

E.C. Secretaries & Registered Office —

Acreage—Total: 1,654, cultivated Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

(rubber) 1,594 Acreage—Total: 864, cultivated

(rubber) 783

Sungei Kari (Sumatra) Rubber Sungei Lembu Estate—'Sungei Lembu,

Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad: Galang, Bukit Mertajam, Prov. Wellesley, S.S.

East Coast Sumatra Madame Teoh Ann Liew, owner

H. C. McLeod, manager Ung Chye Thuan, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office- Teoh Ghin Guan, visiting agent

Bright & Galbraith, Ld., 7, St. Secretaries & Registered Office —

Martin’s Lane, London, E.C. Cheah Inn Kiong, Penang

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, Acreage — Total: 188, cultivated

agents (rubber) 188

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Sungei Mangis Syndicate, Ltd.— Sungei Purun (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.",

Ltd.—Semenyih; Selangor

Banting, Selangor A. G. Sanders, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Edward Boustead

Gibson, Anderson & Butler, Kuala & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street,

Lumpur London, E.C.

Acreage — Total: 710, cultivated

(rubber) 705 Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Sungei Matang Rubber Estate, Ltd.— Acreage — Total: 1,417$, cultivated

(rubber) 1,348|

Taiping, Perak

T. B. Spence, manager

Registered Office—Portal Trust and F. M. S.)—PostalSyndicat,

Sungei Ramal Ltd. (Inc. in

Ad: Kajang, Selangor;

Agency, Ld., Portland House, 73, Teleph. 32 Kajang. Distance: 3 Miles

Ba-singball Street, London, E.C. 2.

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., from Railway Station, 2i Miles from

Post Office

Penang, agents C. Phillips, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Sungei Nipah Estate—Sepang, Se- Boustead & Co., Ltd , Kuala

langor Lumpur

Planters Loans Board, managers Acreage—Total: 1,018, cultivated

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 947

Planters’ Loan Board, Kuala

Lumpur Sungei Rinching Rubber Estates,

Acreage — Total: 762, cultivated Ltd.—Semenyih, Kajang, Selangor

(darf coconuts) 753 F. J. O’Shea, manager

Secretary & Registered Office — E.

Sungei Patai Estate—Mantin, Negri Parsons, 38, Lincoln’s Inn Fields,

Sembilan. Distance from (Telegraph London, W.C.

(Seremban Agents—Cumfoerbatch

Railway Station) 12 Miles, & Co,, Ltd.,

Office) 6 Cheng

Miles Bok, Ltd., owners Kuala Lumpur

Chua Acreage — Total: 1,420, cultivated

Lye Chan Lim, manager (rubber) 1,380

Agents — Chua Cheng Bok, Singa- Sungei Salak Rubber Co., Ltd.—

pore Sungei Salak Estate, Siliau, Negri

Acreage—Total: 733, cultivated Sembilan

(rubber) 634 A. S. Woodroffe, manager

Sungei Pelek Estate—Sepang, Selan- Acreage—Total:

New Labu E state-

1,096, (rubber) 1,028

gor R. T. Mills, manager

A. Denny, proprietor

Acreage — Total: 252, cultivated Acreage—Total:

Sungei Sekah Estate 1,836, —(rubber) 1,358$

(rubber) 194, (coconuts) 50, (fruits) 6 C. P. Thane, manager

Sungei Petaling Rubber Estate—Gali, Acreage—Total:

Yalleyside Estate—

1,414, (rubber) 1,170

Raub, Pahang G. Hooper, manager

F. J. Ayr is, proprietor Acreage—Total: 1,292, (rubber) 875

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban,

Sungei Puntar Rubber Estate, Ltd.— agents

Postal Ad : Bedong, Kedah; Teleph. Registered Office—Lyall, Anderson

& Co., 16, Philpof Lane, London, E.C.

17 Bedong; Cable Ad: Suntar,

Bedong Sungei Sepang, Ltd., Waless, Estate—

A. Hinton, manager Sepang, Selangor

A. J. Abbott, assistant H. A. Stokes Hughes, visiting

J. Murray, visiting agent manager

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang, V. Chelliah, conductor-in-charge

agents

Registered Office—Burt, Taylor & Secretaries S.I.P.E.F.,& Kuala

Registered

LumpurOffice —

Co., Ltd., Cereal House, Mark Acreage — Total: 829, cultivated

Lane, London, E.'C. 3. (rubber) 816

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Sungei Sii’UT Rubber Plantations, Sungei Timah Estate (Perak), Ltd.

Ltd., Malaya Estate— Postal Ad: Kuala Hidong Estate—Manek Urai

Selama, Perak; Teleph. 32, Selama; Kelantan

Cable Ad: Malaya, Selama; Distance Boustead & Co., Ltd., Tumpat, Ke-

from Railway Station: 19 Miles; Dist- lantan, forwarding agents

ance from Telegraph Office: 10 Miles Acreage — Total: 1,475, cultivated

J. E. Gibson, manager (rubber) 373

R. Retnam, clerk

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang, Sungei Tiram Rubber Estate, Ltd.—

agents Johore; Cable Ad: Oyster, Johore-

Secretaries and Registered Office— Bahru; Teleph. Tiram 7

British Industries & General Invest- S. M. Kirkpatrick, acting mgr.

ment Trust, Ltd., Dashwood House, Registered Office—British Industries

69, Old Broad Street, London, E. C. 2. and General Investment Trust,

Acreage — Total: 1,345, cultivated Ld., London, E.O.

(rubber) 1,000 Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

pore, agents

Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations, Acreage—Total: 2,824, cultivated

Ltd.—Perak (rubber) 2,581

Stanley F. Hobson, manager Sungei Tua Estate—Batu Caves,

Secretaries and Registered Office— Selangor; Teleph. 16, Batu Caves;

British North Borneo Rubber Cable Ad: Sungeitua, Batu Caves

Trust, Ld., 104, Winchester House, A. H. Frugtniet, manager

Old Broad Street, London, E.C. Proprietors—J. A. Russell & Co.,

Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Penang, Kuala Lumpur

agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage—Total: 1,620, cultivated J. A. Russell &Co., Kuala Lumpur

(rubber) 890 Acreage — Total: 1,029|, cultivated

(rubber) 1,014^

Sungei Tamu Rubber Co., Ltd., Sunqei Tukang Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Sungei Tamu Estate—Ulu Yam, Kedah

Selangor C; O. Tyndale Powell, manager

James Carter, manager Registered Office — McAuliffe, Tur-

T. H. Menzies, visiting agent quand, Youngs & Co., Penang

The Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Acreage

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Offioe^— (rubber)— 1,8Total:

78 1,928, cultivated

The Planters’ Stores and Agency

Co., 17, St. Helen’s Place, Bishops- Sungei Tukong Rubber Plantations,

gate, London, E.C. 3 Ltd.—Masai P.O., Johore

Acreage — Total: 746, cultivated F. J. F. Crook, manager

(rubber) 690.41 Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singa-

pore, agents

Registered Office—Eastern Indus-

Sungei Telor (Malaya) Rubber tries,

House, Ltd.,

London,KingE.C. William

2. St.

Estates, Ltd.—Johore Bahru P.O., Acreage — Total: 2,629.16, cultivated

Johore; Teleph. 31, Kota Tinggi (rubber) 2, 206

A: J. Strath, manager

T. A. S„ Menon, clerk

Sandilands Buttery & Co., Singa- Sungei Udang Estate—Postal Ad:

pore, agents 85, Heeren Street, Malacca

Secretaries & RegisteredLtd.,Office

Eastern Industries, King— Tan Eng Seek, manager

William Street, London, E.C. 4. Registered Office—85, Herran Street,

Malacca

Acreage — Total: 1,929, cultivated Acreage — Total: 116, cultivated

(rubber) 1,922 (rubber) 116

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Sungei Ular Estate—Kulim, Kedah; Tabak Maatsohappij ArenOSburg, N.V.,

Cable Ad: Sure, Kulim Tobacco and Postal

Rubberand— Cable

Sumatra;

C.R. Beautement,

H. Aubert andmanager

D. C. A. Fraser, Soengei Bras; Ad:

assistants Medan. Tobacco Estates: Soengei

Agents—Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Mentjirim, Klambir Lima, Kloem-

Acreage— Total: 4,975, cultivated pang, Mabar and Saentis. Rubber

(rubber), 4,83 L Estates: Bandar Bedjamboe, and

Naga Radja

Sungei Way (Selangor) Rubber Co., Tabak-My. “ Tjinta Radja ” (Incor-

Sungei Way Estate—Selangor porated in Switzerland), Tobacco,

T. E. Upton, manager Rubber and Coconuts—Sumatra;

J. R. C. McGrow, assistant Head Office: Tjinta Radja Estate;

Registered Office—Gibson & Ander- P.O. : Tandjong Poera

son (Glasgow), Ltd., 124, St. H. Ritz, acting head manager

Vincent Street, Glasgow, C. 2. Tjinta Radja Estate (Tobacco, Rub-

Barlow & Co., Kuala Lumpur, ber and Coconuts)

agents H. Ritz, manager

Acreage — Total: 2,894, cultivated A. Amsler, H. Hadorn, J. Meurer

(rubber) 2,459 and A. Amiguet, assistants

Kotari Estate—P.O.: Galang

G. Schwarz, manager (On leave)

Sungkai-Chumor Estates, Ltd.— R. Meister, acting manager

Batang Padang, Perak A. Meyer, and E. W. van Someren

Sungei Estate Greve, assistants

W. C. Warrack, manager Acreage — Total: 3,047, cultivated

Chumor Estate (rubber) 3,193, (coconuts) 16

J. C. E. Murray, manager Tai Tak Plantations, Ltd.—Johore

Registered Office—Harrisons & Cros- Tai Tak Estate

field, Ld., 1-4, Great Tower Street, A. M. Dick, manager

London, E.C. T. A. G. Menon, book-keeper

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd’., Acreage—Total: 3,181.73, cultivated

Kuala Lumpur, agents (rubber) 1,658.05

Sungei Dangar Estate

Sungkap Para Plantations, Ltd. A. M. Dick, manager

(Incorporated in —England), Sung- Wong Yoke, assistant

kap Para Estate Sungei Patani, Acreage — Total: 966.08 planted

Kedah (rubber) 838.24

J. W. Jones, manager Agents—Harrisons, Barker & Co.,

V. Nadarajah, clerk Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

J. Murray, Registered Office—Harrisons

Henry Waughvisiting

& Co., agent

Ltd., Penang, field,

London,Ltd.,E.C.1-4, Great Tower Street,

agents _ Taiping Rubber Plantations, Ltd,

Secretaries and Registered Office- (F.M.S.)—Perak

Eastern Industries, Ltd., Regis C. L. Moysey, manager

House, London, E.C. 4. Registered Office—Edward Boustead

Acreage — Total: 1,5121, cultivated & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street, Lon-

(rubber) l,492j, (coconuts) 3l don, E.C. 3.

Sussex Estate—Postal Ad: Sussex

Estate, Teluk Anson, Perak; Teleph. Acreage —& Total

Boustead Co., Ltd., Penang,

: 4,582, agents

cultivated

115, Teluk Anson ( rubber) 3,746

J. K. Sabapathy, manager Takau (F.M'.S.) Rubber Estates, Ltd.

J.N. Hargreaves,

A. Rao, clerkvisiting agent (Inc. in England) — Rantau, Negri

Sembilan

R. Nutt and J. Hargreaves, E. W. Flanagan, manager

proprietors 705 cultivated Registered Office—Kennaway, Neame

Acreage—Total: & Co., 6, Lloyd’s Avenue, Fen-

(rubber) 690 church Street, London, E.C. 3.

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Talgarth Rubber Estatk, Ltd.—Tal- General Managers and Secretariea—

garth Estate, Bemban, P.O., Malacca A. R. Burkill & Sons, Shanghai

R. R. Cook, manager Acreage—Total: 4,771, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 320, cultivated (rubber) 3,478, (coconuts) 35

(rubber) 499 Tanah Nasib Estate—Port Dickson,

Talisman Rubber Co., Ltd., Talisman Negri Sembilan

Estate—Niyor, Johore C. H. Ryues, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office — Acreage — Total: 127, cultivated

Derrick & Co., Singapore (rubber) 127

Acreage—Total: 1,026, cultivated Tanah Rap Estate — Port Dickson,

(rubber) 525 Negri Sembilan

Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd.— C. H. Ryues, manager

Parit Buntar, Perak Acreage — Total: 183, cultivated

A. G. Malcolm, acting manager (rubber) 183

Registered Office — E-. E- Maguire, Tandjong Mas Estates — Sepang,

Pinner’s Hall, 8 and 9, Austin Selangor

Friars, London,: E.C. 2. K. S. Marsh, proprietor

Tambalak Rubber Estates, Ltd.— Mas- W. F. Brown, manager

jid Tanah, Malacca; Cable Ad: Klioo- Acreage — Total: 356, cultivated

kindiaii (rubber) 246, (coconuts) 110

Khoo Kim Lian, manager , Tandjong Rubber Co., Ltd.—Postal

Tap,S.Teng

Y. Poey,clerk

Maniam, assistant Ad: Tandjong Kassau, Tebing

Khoo Tong Seng, conductor Tinggi, Sumatra

Secretaries R. Williams, manager (On leave)

berrick & Co., Registered

and Singapore Office— D. G. Gray, acting manager

E. A. Matheson and A.S.M. Scott,

Acreage — Total:. cultivated assistants

(rubber) 831. Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan,

'Pambira Rubber Estates, Ltd., Tam- agents

boenan Estate—Kwala, Sumatra Secretaries’ & Registered Office —

E. Glasspoole, manager Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4,

iS.I.P.E.F., Medan, agents Great Tower St., London, E.C.3.

Acreage—Total: 8,750, cultivated Acreage—Total: 9,712, cultivated

(rubber) 2,010 (rubber) 6,067

Tamiang Rubber Bekok,

Estates,Johore

Ltd.—Sungi Tangga Batu Rubber Co., Ltd. —

Bekok Estate, Malacca

W. R. Napier, manager D. Farquharson, visiting agent

E. Kunhi Kannan' clerk Secretaries and Registered Office-

Eastern Agents — Societe Interna- Bailie, Gifford & Co., 3, Glenfinlas

tionale’de Plantations et de Fin- Street, Edinburgh

ance, Kuala Lumpur Acreage — Total: 597, cultivated

Secretaries — The Rubber Estates (rubber) 593

Agency, Ltd. Tangkok Rubber Plantation, Ltd.,

Offices—Bunge House, 71, St. Mary

Axe, London, E.C1. 3. Sikota Estate—Postal Ad: Tampin,

N.S.

Acreage—Total: 1,591.98, cultivated G. B. W. Gray, general manager

(rubber) 1,538.19

Pelepan Rubber Co., Ltd., Kota

Tanah Merah Estates (1916), Ltd.— Tinggi, Johore

Postal Ad: Tangkah P.O., Johore H. D. Furze, manager

R. G. Bower, manager Commercial Agents—Sime, Darby &

A. McKenzie and W. D. Curwen, Co., Ltd., Singapore

assistantsBurkill & Go., Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office—

Kennedy, G. E. Atter, Mooregate Station

Penang, agents Chambers, London, E.C.

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Tanjonq Duablas Estate — Banting, Tapah Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Tapah

Selangor Road, Perak

F. E. A. Gray, manager E. W. Battensby, manager

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., J. M. S. Shelton, assistant

Kuala Lumpur, agents Secretaries and Registered Office—

Acreage — Total: 676, cultivated Evatt & Co., N. T. S. Building,

(rubber) 658 Tapah Road, Singapore; Teleph. 223

Acreage—Total: 2,478^, cultivated

Tanjong Labu Rubber Plantations, (rubber) 2,259

Ltd.—Batu Pahat, Johore

G. Scury,

Sime, Darbymanager

& Co., Ltd., Singapore, Tarun (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

agents Bukit Selambau Estate—Postal Ad:

Registered Office—Mooregate Sta- Sungei Patani, Kedah; Teleph. 1,

tion Chambers, London, E.C. Kuala Ketil; Cable Ad: Tarun,

Acreage — Total: 1,117, cultivated Sungei Patani

(rubber) 856 J. Firth-Fletcher, manager

Dr. A. Louden Dunlop, medical

Tanjong Malim Rubber Co., Ltd.— officer

Tanjong Malim, Selangor Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

A. P. Mackilligin, manager pur, agents

Registered Office—W. Hector Thom- Secretaries — Boustead Bros., Wal-

son & Co., 9, Arundel Street, singham House, Seething Lane,

London, W.C. London, E.C. 3

S.I.P.E.F., Kuala Lumpur, agents

Tarun (Malay) Rubber Estates, Ltd.,

Tanjong Olak Rubber Plantation, Tarun Estate—Semenyih, Selangor

Ltd.—Muar, Johore H. B. Wilkinson, manager

F. G. Wallace, manager Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lum-

pur, agents

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office — Boustead Bros.,

Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Walsingham House, Seething Lane,

Honolulu London, E.C. 3.

Fred Waterhouse & Co., Singapore,

agents

Acreage—Total: 2,595, cultivated Tasek Rubber Estate—c/o P.,Q. Box

(rubber) 800 No. 99, Ipoh

Tanjong A. C. J. Towers, j.p., managing

Kedah Pau Rubber Estate — Jitra, proprietor

A. R. M. Towers, assistant

M. F. Ward, manager Acreage — Total: 115, cultivated

Secretaries & Agents — Harrisons, (rubber and coconuts) 115

Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Acreage—Total: 1,608, cultivated

(rubber) 1,215 Tate’s Hill Estate—Taiping, Perak

H. L. H. Tate, manager

Tanjong Rambutan Estate (Rambutan Acreage — Total : 214, cultivated

Rubber Estates, Ltd.) — Tanjong (rubber) 205

Rambutan, Perak

A. S. Taylor, manager Taynton Rubber Estate — Kuala

Secretaries and Registered Office— Lumpur, Selangor

Burt Taylor & Co., Cereal House, W. Leggatt, manager

58, Mark Lane, London, E. C. 2.

Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Penang, Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.,

agents Kuala Lumpur, agents

Acreage—Total:

(rubber) 1,124^ 1,193|, cultivated Acreage—Total: 297, cultivated

(rubber) 287

C272 ■RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Tebing Rubber Estates (1931), Ltd., Secretaries and Registered Office-

Hevea Estate—Postal Ad’: Tebing Whittall & Co., Colombo, Ceylon

Tinggi, Deli, Sumatra Acreage—Total: 1,446, cultivated

D. W. Breingan, manager (coconuts) 1,286

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Medan, agents Telok Manggis Estate, Ltd.—Telok

Secretaries—E. B. Ridsdel & Co., Manggis Estate, Sepang, Selangor

Ltd., Salisbury House, London C. J. Tayler, manager

Wall, London, E.C. 2. Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Serem-

Acreage—Total: 1,763, cultivated ban, agents

(rubber) 1,697 Acreage — Total: 313, cultivated

Tebolang Estate—Malacca (rubber) 270, (coconuts) 43

Rex Duncan, manager Teluk Anson Rubber Estate, Ltd.

Harrisons, Barker & 'Co., Ltd., (Registered in Singapore)—Postal

Kuala Lumpur, agents Ad: Teluk Anson, Perak, F.M.S.

Acreage — Total: 2,144^, cultivated C.T. deB. W’hitehouse, J.P., manager

(rubber) 1,820^ Secretaries and Registered Office—

Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Incor- Derrick & Co., Singapore

porated in Hongkong)—Malacca; Acreage—Total: 2,428^. cultivated

Home: Batang Malaka, Bukit (rubber) 1,900

Putus, Bemban, Lombong and Telok (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd.—

Sungei Dua Divisions; Postal Ad:

Tampin, F.M.S.; Cable Ad: Ridge- Klang, Selangor

well, Sungei Dua. Railway Station: D. L. Gulland, manager

Sungei

H. J. Dua

Ridgewell, manager Secretaries and Registered Office—

W. D. Brown, J. H. Cairns and E. Dickson, Anderson & Co., Ltd.,

W. Blake, supts. Cannon Street, London

Y. I. Perumal, accountant Agents—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd.,

Kennedy, Kuala Lumpur

nang andBurkill

Ipoh, &agents

Co., Ltd., Pe- Acreage — Total: 782, cultivated

(rubber) 730, (coconuts) 31

Secretaries and Registered Office—

J. A. Wattie & Co., Ltd., 10, Can-

ton Road, Shanghai Teluk Gong Rubber Co., Ltd.—Bant-

Acreage — Total: 4,265, cultivated ing P.O., Kuala Langat, Selangor

(rubber) 3,820 D. S. Little, manager

Tebrau Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Johore; Secretaries and Registered Office—

Teleph. 92470; Cable Ad: Tebrau McNeill & Sime, 46, Charlotte

W. Miller Mackay, manager Square, Edinburgh

H. G. Grieve, J. M. Herries, H. S. Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala

MacDonald and D. C. Robinson, Lumpur, commercial agents

assistants Acreage — Total : 667, cultivated

Registered Office—Baillie Gifford & (rubber) 652

Co., W.S., 3, Glenfinlas Street,

Edinburgh Teluk Merbau Plantations, Ltd.—

Acreage—Total: 7,187, cultivated Sepang P.O., Selangor

(rubber) 5,636

F. C. Fogh, general manager

Telok Bharu Coconut Co., Ltd. (In- The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singa-

corporated in Ceylon), Telok Bharu pore, managing agents

Estate—Postal Ad : Teluk Anson, Secretary and Registered Office—H.

Lower Perak Gunter, Orient House, 42-45, New

Y. Kinloch, manager Broad Street. London, E.C. 2.

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, Acreage—Total: 7,933-2-25, cultivated

agents (rubber) l,279f, (coconuts) 6,437|

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C273

Teltjk Piah RtTBBEE Estate (1914), Third Mile (F.M.S.) Rubber Co.,

Ltd., Teluk Piah Estate—Postal Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

Ad : Kuala Selangor; Teleph. Kuala W. M. Dewar, manager

Selangor 22 Wm. Aberdein, assistant

E. A. O. Simpson, manager Jelebu Estate

K. P. Sarathy, book-keeper D. C. Baker, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Baillie & Gifford,

Shand Haldane & Co., 24, Rood W.S., 3, Glenfinlas St., Edinburgh

Lane, London Acreage—Total: 3,570, cultivated

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala (rubber) 2,936

Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 757, cultivated

(rubber) 731i Tiang Bee Estate—Postal Ad: Ban-

Tennamaram Palm Oil Co., Ltd., dar Bahru, South Kedah

Tennamaram and Hopeful Estates— Ung Chye Thuan, manager

Batang Berjuntai, Selangor Lim Keat Seng, assistant

E. M. Allen, manager Agents—Chin Thye & Co., Penang

Registered Office—John K. Gilliat Secretaries—Cheah Inn Kiong&Co.,

& Co.. Ltd., 10, Old Jewry Lon- 18, Bishop Street, Penang

don, E.C. 2. Acreage — Total: 353, cultivated

Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala (rubber) 350

Lumpur, agents

Tenom (Borneo) Rubber Co., Ltd. - Tikam Batu Rubber Co., Ltd., Tikam

Beaufort, B. N. Borneo Batu Rubber. Estate—Kedah; Postal

N, R. Hatton, manager Ad : Sungei Patani •

Harrisons and Crosfield (Borneo), A. F. Holley, manager

Ltd., Sandakan, local agents Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang,

Secretaries and Registered Office— agents

Maclean Brodie & Forgie, 7, Secretaries—Rycroft Kelly & Co., 88

Royal Bank Buildings, Glasgow Great Tower Street, London, E.C. 3.

Acreage — Total: 3,000, cultivated

(rubber) 1,630 Timbang Deli (Sumatra) Rubber Co.,

Termerloh Rubber Ltd. —Sumatra; Postal Ad: Galang

Trong, Perak, F.M.S.Estates, Ltd.— S.E.O.

W. K. S. Muir, manager

T, A. Crosbie, manager Timbang Deli Estate

Secretaries and Registered

A. A. Anthony & Cp.. 9, Office--

Beach McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co.,

Street, Penang Medan, agents

Acreage—Total: 1,205, cultivated Acreage — Total: 3,283, planted

(rubber) 1,018, (coconuts) 16 (rubber) 3,011

Thailamal Estate, Ltd.—Postal Ad: Tiram Estate—Kuantan

Kuala Selangor Selangor C. J. Windsor, owner

T. S. Chinniah, chairman &

managing director

Shanmugam & Co., Kuala Selangor Toerangie (Sumatra) Rubber Produce

Acreage — Total: 149, cultivated Estates, Ltd., Toerangie Estate—

(oil palms) 149 Sumatra; Postal Ad: Kwala, Deli

Thiam Guan Estate — Postal Ad: A. T. Gedd'ie, manager

Kluang, Johore Secretaries—Harrisons & Crosfield,

Pang Kim Seng, manager Ltd., 1-4, Great Tower St., London

Pang Eng Guan, assistant Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Med'an,

Cheo Yuan Lok, conductor agents

Acreage — Total: 1,045 cultivated Acreage—Total: 5,166, cultivated

(rubber) 1,045 (rubber) 2,824

g*274. UL'J.HEU ^STATES A^D OTHER PLANTATIONS

Trafalgar, Ltd.—Ponggol, P.O. Paya Tropical Produce Co., Ltd.—Johore •

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Singa-

Lebar, Singapore pore, agents

C. Richards, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Tuan Mee (Selangor) Rubber Co.,

Singapore

Acreage—Total: 254, cultivated Ltd.—Sungei Buloh, Selangor

0. H. Green, manager

(rubber) 236 J. Murray, visiting agent

Agents—Gordon Frazer & Co., Ltd.,

Tras Rubber Plantations—Postal Ad : Colombo

Tras, Pahang Acreage—Total: 1,500, cultivated

Mohamed Ariffin, manager (rubber) 1,271

Lee

Goh Chit

TiangBah,

Chin,clerkproprietor

Swee Heng Leong & Co., Klang, Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

ported in England)—Postal Ad:

Head Office

Acreage — Total: 704, cultivated Tuaranesta,B. Jesselton

Jesselton, N. Borneo ; Cable Ad :

(rubber) 683 Tuaran Estate

H. A. Byron, manager

Tremelbye (Selangor) Rubber Co., Acreage—Totalber) 2,243

: 3,040, planted (rub-

Ltd.—Batu Tiga P.O., Selangor; Terighilan Estate

Telephs. 237 Batu Tiga and Klang 23 H. A. Byron, manager

Thos. M. Latimer, manager I. R. H. Miller, supt.

W. H. M. Maling and D. G. Acreage—Total 1,043, planted grub-

Freeman, assistants ber) 754

Registered Office—Morrison, Ruther- Secretaries & Managing Agents

ford & Co., 20, Eastcheap, Lon-

don, E.C. The North House,

Shell-Mex Borneo Trading

Victoria Co., Ltd.,—

Embank-

Oumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala ment, London, W.C. 2.

Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 2,898, cultivated

(rubber) 2,820 Tyrone Estate —

C. H. La Brooy, trust

Triangle Estate—Klang, Selangor Miss Leila A. La Brooy, trustee, Ipoh

Goh Hock Huat, proprietor Secretary and Registered Office—

Lee Kair Chooi, assistant C. H. La Brooy, Ipoh

Acreage — Total: 225, cultivated

(rubber) 215

Trolak Estates, Ltd. — Trolak Divi-

sion, Trolak, Perak; Sungei Bil Ulu Ayer Tawar Estate—Postal Ad:

Division, Slim, Perak Ayer Tawar via Ipoh

V. Horswill, manager Gordon Travers, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Registered Office—Cashwood Estate,

Macdonald, Stewart & Co., 102, Ayer Tawar

Hope Street, Glasgow

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Acreage — Total: 835, cultivated

(rubber) 820

Lumpur, agents

Acreage — Total: 1,137, cultivated Ulu Benut Consolidated Rubber Co.,

(rubber) 1,119 Ltd., Norseman Estate—Ulu Sape-

Trong Rubber Estates, Ltd.—Taiping tang, Perak; Teleph. 170, Taiping

J. A. G. Stage, manager

, Railway Station, Trong, Perak Derrick & Co., Singapore, agents

A. K. Smith, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office- Secretaries and Registered Office—

Derrick & Co., Hong Kong Bank

Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang Chambers, Singapore

Acreage — Total : 800, cultivated Acreage — Total: 1,384, cultivated

(rubber) 730 (rubber) 1,192

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C275

Umj Klang Rubber Co., Ltd., Ulu United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Klang Estate c/o E. L. Hunter— Ramuan China, Sungei Bahru:

Bukit Nilai Estate, Nilai, N.S. Ayer Molek, Selandar, Sg, Petei,

E. L. Hunter, manager Rumbia, Pilin Divisions & Bukit

Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Panchor—Postal

P.O., Sungei Bahru,Ad:Malacca

Masjid Tanah

Kuala Lumpur, agents Jee Kuet Wee, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office—

Lempriere & Hunter, 54, Victoria Secretaries and Registered Office—

Street, London, S.W. 1. C. F. Gomes & Co., 96, First Cross

Acreage — Total: 108, cultivated Street, Malacca

(rubber) 92 Acreage — Total: 3,167^, cultivated

(rubber) 3,097!

Ulu. Pandan (Singapore) Rubber

Estates, Ltd. — Holland Road, United Patani ( Malaya ) Rubber

Singapore Estates, Ltd.—Kedah

Ob Keat Guan, manager W. S. Harding, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— J. B. G. Lamb, senior assistant

Evatt & Go., Singapore W.Speers,

E. N. A.Northcote-Green, R. N.

D. Robb and E. Miller,

Acreage — Total: 521, cultivated assistants

(rubber) 435 Secretaries—Ed. Boustead & Co.,

149, Leadenhall Street, London

Ulu Puting Estate—Silian, Negri Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang, agents

Sembilan Acreage—Total: 14,536, cultivated

A. Simpson, manager (rubber) 9,573, (coconuts) 27

Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Seremban,

agents United Plantation,

Acreage—Total: 400, cultivated

(rubber) 327 son, Perak; Teleph.Ltd.—Teluk An-

6, Utanmelin-

tang; Cable Ad: Jendarata

P. B. Heilmann, general manager

Ulu Rantau Rubber Estates Co., Ltd. (United Plantations, Ltd.) &

—Negri Sembilan director (Bernam Oil Palms,

E. D. Harding, manager Ltd.)

Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur, P. Gnanaiah, book-keeper

agents S. Pontoppidan Moller, sub-mgr.

Registered Office—William Nevett & (United Plantations, Ltd.)

Co., Cannon Street, London T. I.unoc, assistant (Jendarata

Acreage — Total: 1,127, cultivated Estate)

(rubber) 1,035 A. Laursen, assistant (Jendarata

Estate)

A. Lindquist, engineer (Jendarata

Ulu Yam Rubber Co., Ltd.—(Incor- Estate)

porated in England), Ulu Yam Estate- - O. (jSungei

C. Dalsgaard,

Postal

RailwayAd Station

: Sungei: Choh,SungeiSelangor;

Choh, Bernam acting

Estate)sub-mgr.

Selangor; Dr. E. G. S. Hall, m.b., resident

Munchong Teleph.Estate);40, Distance

Rawang (Bukit

from medical officer

Registered Office—Jendarata Estate,

Railway

from Station:Office:

Telegraph 7 Miles;

7 Miles Distance Teluk Anson

Acreage—Total: 12,982, cultivated

S.R. E.B.Chamier,

G. Forbes, manager

visiting agent (rubber) 12,982

Agents—Whittall & Co., Kuala Lum- United Rubber Syndicate, Ltd.,

pur Durian Tanjong Estate—Coal Point

Secretaries & Registered Office—A. Road, Labuan, S.S.

E.B. C.Simpson,

3. 33, Eastcheap, London W. W. Boyd, visiting manager

Acreage Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated

(rubber)—908Total: 961, cultivated (rubber) 60

C276 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

United Serdang (S) Rubber Planta- E. C.; Cable Ad : Serapoh, T. Poera

tions, Ltd., The—Sumatra; P.O. H. E. Boyall, manager

Bangoen Poerba, Serdang Sandilands Buttery & Co., Medan,

Begerpang Estate— Deli, Sumatra E.C., agents

J. Ellis, manager United Temiang (F.M.S.) Rubber

Acreage—Total: 3,520, planted (rub- Estates, Ltd.—Negri Sembilan

ber) 2,399 Temiang Renchong Estate—Cable

Namoe Rambei Estate— Ad: Mountain, Panchor; Postal

D. McL. Munro, manager Ad: Panchor, Muar, 10 Miles from

Acreage—Total: 9,235, planted (rub- Post Office and 20 Miles from Port,

ber) 4,588 Negri Sembilan

Soengei Merab Estate— A. J. Reid, manager

R. A. Lumsdale, manager A. P. Cranna, visiting agent

Acreage—Total: 6,393^, planted (rub- Local Agents—Guthrie & Co.,

ber) 2,561 Kuala ljumpur

Siantar Estate—Siantar, P.O. Secretaries & Registered Office —

D. Milne, manager Guthrie & Co., 5, "Whittington

Acreage — Total: 2,982 planted Avenue, London, E.C. 3.

(rubber) 2,982 Acreage — Total: 3,927, planted

Poelau Rambong Estate — P.O. (rubber) 2,098

Kwala

S. A. Robinson, acting manager

Acreage — Total: 2,584 planted Utan Prang Estates, Ltd. (Incor-

(rubber) 2,584 porated in F.M.S.)—Kuala Kang-

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, sar, Perak; Cable Ad: Kendall,

agents Kuala Kangsar; Distance from

Secretaries & Registered Office — Railway Station 16 Miles

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., 1-4, H. P. Kendall, mng. director

Gt. Tower Street, London, E.C. Acreage — Total: 414, cultivated

United Sua Betong Rubber Estates. (rubber) 374

Ltd , The (Incorporated in England),

Bukit Cheeding Estate — Banting, Utan Simpan Rubber Co., Ltd., Utan

Selangor, F. M. S.; Teleph. Banting 36; Simpan Estate—Knang, Selangor

Distance

F. M. S. from Railway Station: Klaus J. W. Pinhey, manager

A. Cantlay, manager J. Yoin, acting manager

A. J. Burns, assistant Secretaries and Registered Office—

Y.A. G.C. Mackenzie

A. Reeve Tucker,

visitingvisiting agent

engineer Boustead & Co., Ltd., 1, Embank-

Local Agents — Guthrie & Co., Ltd., ment, Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur Acreage —Total: 1,700, planted

Secretaries and Registered Office— (rubber) 1,504

Guthrie & Co., Ltd., 52-54, Grace-

church Street, London, E.C. 3. Val d’Or Rubber Estates, Ltd. (Inc.

Acreage — Total: 1,182, cultivated in England), Val d’Or Estate — P.

(tea) 887 W.; Postal & Cable Ads: Simpang

Ampat, P. W.; Teleph. 220, Simpang

United Sua Betong Rubber Estates, Ampat. 3 Miles from Simpang Am-

Ltd.—Negri Sembilan pat Railway Station

J. G. McCartney, manager S. E. Smith, manager

Registered Office—Guthrie & Co., Tye Foong Swee, clerk

Ltd., 5, Whittington Avenue, Lea- C. A. Paul, conductor

denhall Street, London, E.C. 3. A. F. Bruce, visiting agent

United Sumatra Rubber Estates, Ltd., Agents—Boustead & Co., Ltd., Pe-

The—Head Office: London. Estates: nang

Serapoh and Tanah Abang; Postal Secretaries

Ad: Tandjong Poera, Sumatra R. Buchanan & Co., 9, St. Helen’s

Place, London, E.C. 3.

 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS C277

Acreage — Total: 2,884.62, planted Virik Estate—Postal Ad: Tangkah,

(mature rubber) 1,383.16, (im- Johore Gurchurn Singh, proprietor

mature rubber) 228.44 Bruce Petrie, Ltd., Union Building,

Collyer Quay, Singapore, agents

VALLAMBROSA RUBBER Co., LTD., The Acreage — Total: 900, cultivated

(Incorporated in Scotland), Vallam- (rubber and coconuts) 784

brosa, Sungei Kapar, Athlone, Braf-

ferton & Bukit Kraiong Estates— Waterfall (Selangor) Rubbeb

Postal Ad: Vallambrosa Estate, Estates, Did.—Batu Pahat, Johore

Klang, Selangor; Telephs. Kapar

21 (Vallambrosa), 10 (Sungei Kapar) Banang Estate

K. F. Miller, manager

& 16 (Athlone); Cable Ad: Leaves, Whittall & Co., Kuala Lumpur,

Klang. Distance from Railway Sta- agents

tion: 6 Miles (Vallambrosa); Dis- Acreage—Total: 2,011, cultivated

tance from Telegraph Office : 4 Miles (rubber) 1,789

(Vallambrosa)

General Manager—Sutherland Brown Waterfall (Selangor) Rubber Estates,

Staff—P. W. Shearlaw, b.sc. (Agri.) Ltd.—Rawang, Selangor

(Edin.) (Athlone & Brafferton), G. C. Bailey, general manager

J. B. Dudgeon (Sungei Kapar), H. F. Fisher, asst, manager

A. MacDonald, B.sc. (Edin.) and H. M. Mears and R. M. Stuart, assts.

E. Karunkaran (Vallambrosa)

V.M. S.P. Maniam,

Acreage — Total: 6,110, cultivated Registered

Pillai, chief

asst,clerk

clerk

(rubber) 5,837, (coconuts) 73 Office—Boustead Bros.,

Kapar Bharu Estate — Postal Ad : Walsingham House, Seething

Sungei Choh, Selangor Lane, London, E.C. 3.

Genearl Manager—Sutherland Brown Acreage — Total: 5,242, cultivated

(rubber) 5,242

Assistant-in-Charge — J. Stewart,

B. sc. (St. Andrew’s) Wei Sionh Estate—Postal Ad:

Acreage— Total: 1,897, cultivated Wee Masjid Tanah, Malacca

(rubber) 1,401

Auditors—Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Acreage — Total: 327, cultivated

(rubber) 327

Kuala Lumpur

Secretaries & Registered Office— Windsor (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate,

Maxtone Graham & Sime, c.A., 34, Ltd.—Ulu Sepatang, Perak

Charlotte Square, Edinburgh W. H. Pearse, manager

Registered Office—Edward Boustead

Victoria Malay Rubber Plantations & Co., 149, Leadenhall Street,

Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Aus- London, E.C. 3.

tralia), Victoria Malay Estate— Boustead & Co., Ltd., Penang,

Postal agents

F. M. S.;Ad:Cable

Seremban,

Ad: Negri

VictoriaSembilan,

Malay, Acreage — Total: 1,462, cultivated

Seremban (rubber) 1,297

M. L. Phillips, visiting manager

Registered Office — Melbourne, Aus- Woodlake Estate — Bukit Rotan,

tralia Selangor, F. M. S.

Agents—Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., R. H Ransom, proprietor

Kuala Lumpur, Acreage — Total: 443, cultivated

(rubber) 430, (coconuts) 13

V imy Estate—Pengkalen Kundang, World’s End Estate—Postal Ad: Lu-

Selangor mut, Bindings, F.M.S.; Distance

S. Y. Turner, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— from Railway Station: (Taiping)

Kepong (Malay) Rubber Estates, 43 E.MilesL. Watson, j.p., proprietor

Ltd., London (Retired)

Acreage—Total: 1,452, cultivated Acreage — Total: 100, cultivated

(rubber) 955 (rubber) 50

C278 RUBBER ESTATES AND OTHER PLANTATIONS

Yam Seng Rubber Co., Ltd., The— Yunnan Rubber Estates, Ltd. — c/o

Perak Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., 5, Malacca

G. A. Howard, manager Street, Singapore

D. R. McFerran, assistant C. F. Smith, visiting manager

. Registered Office—D. A. Whiteside, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca,

10, Stock Exchange Buildings, 24, agents

Anglesea Street, Dublin, Ireland Secretaries—Morton, Moller Sheen

& Co., Capel House, 62, New

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Broad Street, London, E.C. 2.

Penang, financial agents Acreage—Total: 1,228, cultivated

Acreage — Total: 2,288, cultivated (rubber) 1,130

(rubber) 1,971 Zehnder Rubber Estate—Batang Ma-

laka, Negri Sembilan

Yarak Rubber Co.—Yarak, Province W. F. Zehnder, proprietor

Wellesley L. Zehnder, manager

Secretaries and Registered Office— Secretaries and Registered Office—

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Penang Zehnder Bros., Church Street,

Malacca

Acreage

(rubber)— 467Total: 670, cultivated Acreage — Total: 268, cultivated

(rubber) 209

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 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Situation, Area and Population

6°_N.The

and Dutch

11° S. possessions

latitude and 95°in 40'Asiaandareofabout

situated

141° E.orinlongitude.

the Indian Archipelago, between

with adjacent islands, the archipelago Bintang Riouw, theThey compriseofSumatra

archipelago Lingga,

the Karim on, Tambelan, Anambas and Natoena

Billiton, Java and Madoera, the western, southern and eastern part of Borneo, Celebesislands, the Islands Bangka and

and all

exception the other islands eastward of Borneo and Java to 141° E. longitude, with the

132,274.1 k.ofm.theandeastern part islands

the other of Timortogether (Timor-Dilli). Java and

over 1,767,476.9 k. m.Madoera extend over

With regard to the legal position, the population is divided into Europeans, with

those who arewhoconsidered

with those are considered equal toequal themto(half-castes,

them (Chinese, Armenians,Klings,Japanese), and natives,

Arabs, etc.). In 1930

the total number of Europeans amounted to 242,372 (census figures). The number of

Chinese, Arabs and other foreign Asiatics in 1930 (census figures) was 1,344,878 of whom

709,216 were and inthe Java and Madoera. The on natives

all thenumbered 41,719,524 in amounted

Java and

toMadoera,

19,011,501. The total

total number

population of natives

of the Netherlands other

Indiesislands

at thetogether

time of the 1930

census wasby6Q,727>bOO

increased approximately inhabitants, since when the number of souls is estimated to have

10 millions

A

service; great part of the Europeans are traders

employedandin,industrialists.

or retired from, ThetheArabs,

Governmen

and othernextOrientals

in numberarearealmost the planters,all tradesmen, but it must be mentioned Chinese

that some

Chinese are in possession of, or are employed on, plantations in Java, and that more than

Sumatra, and that thousands of Chinese labourers are employed under Europeanof

20,000 Chinese are working as labourers on the tobacco estates on the East Coast

superintendence

natives inthethesoil;exploitation of theplacestin mines ofalsoBangka and Billiton. The

practice cultivate

of the handicrafts isin forthethelargergreater parttheyin the are mechanics,

hands of Chinese. butOf thethe

people of Java only 4^ per cent live

the other islands the percentage is considerably lower. in cities of more than 50,000 inhabitants, whilst in

History and Government

in theWhen the Dutchthey

Archipelago in the

found lasttheyears of the sixteenth

Portuguese there. Incentury order established

to be strong themselves

against

other

charter European

of the rivals,

States the

GeneralDutch of East

the Indian

United Company

Netherlands, was established

granting a in 1602 for

monopoly by

the trade in all the countries east of the Cape of Good Hope to the Straits of Magellan,

and

and the right to maketotreaties withmilitary

Indian officers,

princes, etc.to make war, build fortifications,

was give

nearlycommissions

independent civil

and disposedand of large capital. The

The East Indian

first proceedingsCompany

were

commercial,

and the Moluccas. The first “Joge” was established at Bantam, then at Jakatra,inwhere

but soon the Company extended its power and conquered territory Java

the' Governor-General, J. P. Coen, made a fortress,

After a long period of great prosperity the Company fell into decay, the difficulties which he called Batavia (1619).

increased

charter under athe heavy burden of debts, and in 1800 theintoStates General cancelled the

same timeandthetookBritish, administration

during the warof the withpossessions

France and theirNetherlands,

the own hands. At the

conquered

the greater

Amiens, theaspart of thewith

colonies, Dutch thewere colonies.

exception Inof1802, by thewere

Ceylon, treatyrestored

of peaceto the

concluded

Batavianat

Republic,

was soon the Netherlands

afterwards declared the then

Dutch called,

againbutlostduring

all the war

their with England

possessions. After that

the

fall of Napoleon, in 18l5, the greater part of the colonies were restored to the Kingdom

of the Netherlands, and by the London treaty of 17th March, 1824, Malacca and the

establishments on the continent of India were exchanged for Benkoelen.

C280 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Netherlands Indies are now governed in the name of the Queen of the

Netherlands by a Governor-General, who is obliged to ask in some cases the

advice

and fourof the Councilassisted

members, of the byNetherlands

a secretary.Indies,

Sinceconsisting of a Vice-President

the beginning of 1918 a re-

presentative college, called Volksraad, has been instituted, consisting of a Mem-

ber-President and 60 members, assisted by a secretary. The President is ap-

pointed by the Crown, half of the members are elected by the members of the

local boards and the other half are appointed by the Governor-General, who in

cases of legislation acts in accordance with the Volksraad; according to a new

regulation 38 members will be elected and 22 members appointed. The Governor-

General is Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy, and is seconded by a

Lieutenant-General, Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Chief of the War

Department, and a Vice-Admiral or Rear-Admiral, Commandant of the Navy

and Chief ofFinance,

of Justice, the Marine Department,

Internal and further

Administration, by sixand

Education Directors

Public ofWorship,

the Departments

Economic

Affairs, and Communication and Waterways.

Netherlands-India is divided into provinces, governments and residences,

under the administration of Governors or Residents and their Assistant Resi-

dents, and “Controleurz.” The direct government of the population is entrusted to

natives with the titles of Regent, Wedono, and Assistant-Wedono in Java, and

other titles in the other islands. In appointing the native officials it is con-

sidered a rule that the people in the different islands, residencies or districts

must be governed, if possible, by their own chieftains. In Soerakarta and

Djogjakarta (in Java) and in a great many residencies of other islands the

native princes have still, to a certain degree, the rule of the country in their

hands, but they are dependent on the Government of Netherlands-India.

The Supreme Court is located at Batavia, and Courts of Justice are esta-

blished at Batavia, Samarang, Soerabaja, Padang, Medan, and Macasser; there

are also Residential Courts in all the Residencies. The Courts of Justice for

the

theynatives are in thenames,

have different capitals of residencies,

as landraad, rapat,divisions, regencies and districts-

regentschapsgerecht, districts;

gerecht. Since 1914 a large number of lower courts called “landgerecht” have

been established for the trial of petty offences committed by Europeans as well

as by natives and other Asiatics.

Climate

The climate in general is fairly damp; the average relative humidity varies

for different places between 80 and 90 per cent. The maximum temperature

reaches about 36° Centigrade, but in some mountainous regions the minimum

temperature occasionally falls below freezing point, in the dry season. At

Batavia the mean daily temperature is 26° Centigrade. The mean temperature

of other places may be deduced from the Batavia temperature by subtracting

0.6° for every 100 metres of height above sea level. The monsoons have a great

influence on the climate. South of the equator from April to October the south-

east monsoon, and from October to April the north-west monsoon, is blowing,

while north of the equator the south-west monsoon blows from April to October

and the north-east monsoon from October to April. The changes of the mon-

soons are marked by periods of three to four weeks, during which the wind

blows from different directions and thunderstorms and calms are frequent.

The day heat is fairly uniform during the whole year; the nights during the

south-east monsoon are fairly cool. The west monsoon is the rainy season. The

annual rainfall is above 3,000 millimetres in a great part of the high mountain

regions.

at Tendjo The mean annual

(Banjoemas) 6831 rainfall

mm. is minimum at Paloe (Menado) 544 mm., maximum

Products

The islands of the Indian Archipelago have generally a very fertile soil

and are rich in useful products. The most important products of Java are:

Rice, sugar, coffee, tea, tobacco, cinchona bark, rubber, copra, fibres, maize,

ground nuts, kapok, tapioca produce, teak timber; of Sumatra: tobacco, coffee,

pepper, tea, fibres, rubber, gums, tea, palm oil; of Borneo and Celebes: copra,

rubber, gums, rattans, maize, coffee, hides.

 NETHERLANDS INDIES C281

Diamonds are found in Borneo; gold and silver in Sumatra, Celebes,

Borneo and Java; copper ores in Sumatra and Timor; iron ores in Celebes,

Sumatra

Singkep, andand small

Borneoalluvial

• tin placers of greatin importance

tin deposits Sumatra andin onBangka, Billiton

some other and

islands;

lead ores in Sumatra, Celebes. Borneo and Lombok; zinc ores in Java and

Sumatra; lignites and coal of better quality in Borneo, Sumatra and Java,

manganese ore of very pure quality in Java. Nickel ore is found in Celebes;

platinum

sten in thein tinBorneo; chrome

islands; ore in Celebes,

titaniferous magnetite Borneo,

sandsandinLesser

Java andSundaotherisles;islands;

tung-

cinnabar in Sumatra; antimony ores in Borneo and in other parts of the

Archipelago,

small quantities arsenic ores ininBorneo;

of bismuth Borneo, traces

Celebesofandmolybdenite

Sumatra. inIodine Borneois produced

and Sumatra; from

saline springs in Java; sulphur is produced from volcanic mud; phosphates are found in

Java and in some other islands; magnesite in some islands of the eastern part of the

Archipelago.

islands Saltevaporation

of excellent quality is madeTheinproduction

Madoera and also on oilsome

in other

Sumatra,byBorneo solar and Ceram is aofvery sea profitable

water. one. of mineral Java,

The possession of the soil by the natives is strongly protected by law. As a general

rule the ground cannot be sold to foreigners, not even to Dutchmen, nor to their

descendants who are born in the Netherlands Indies. The Government is authorized to

dispose of uncultivated grounds and grant parts of them for a certain period to foreigners.

Revenue and Finance

duties, Theexcise,

revenueground

of thetaxes,

colonypersonal

is derived tax, from

incomedifferent taxes, viz.,

tax,duties,

property tax,onimport and export

corporation profits

tax,

fer and assignment duty, monopolies (opium, salt, pawn-shops), mines (tintrans-

slaughter tax, licences, succession duties, stamp duty public sales, and

(coal), forests, railways, mining-and agricultural concessions.

people The salt required for the Government monopoly is made in Madoera, where

and tothea

smaller deliver

extentitonintoGovernment’s

the Government salt godowns

farms inat aMadoerafixed rateandper hectolitre

Grisee (residency

Bodjonagoro) where the salt is produced under Government management.

The use of opium and the profits the Government derives from the regie system are

declining.

The pawnshop-monopoly is gradually being extended all over the archipelago

much to the

granting the benefit of theoflower

small credits not lessclasses

than for

10 which

cents onit the

functions as aofbanking-system

collateral goods against

moderate fixed rates of interest.

The

extensively tin mines

used and of Bangka

for working are exploited

the other

tinplacers, by the Government.

also forSometransportation Chinese labourtheis

and melting

tin concentrate, for various purposes. of the placer-diggings are

directly

contractors worked

underbyGovernment

the Government; control.others are operated

Electric power is bysupplied

European to allortheChinese

main

districts; the smaller districts are worked by steam.

The monetary system of Netherlands-India for which in accordance

with that of the Netherlands the limping standard with free coinage

offive guilders,

gold is silver adopted,

coins consists of goldandcoins

of two guilders a half,of ofthe

one value

guilder, ofand tenof halfanda

fuilder (these coins are the same as those in the Netherlands);

0‘25, and f.0‘10, bearing Malay and Javanese inscriptions; nickel coins of f.0‘05, besides silver coinsandof

copper coins of f.0'025 (2£ cent), f.0'01 (one cent), and f.O'005 (£ cent). The issue of

bank-notes is a monopoly

Gold was suspended of thesince

in 1914, Javawhen Bank.theThe convertibility

measure of therevoked.

has not been bank-notesAt intothe

same intimeApril

only, payment

1925. inSince

gold September

was suspended, 1936, but

afterwastherestored again,ofonthea limited

devaluation Guilder,basisthe

export

ion of gold

of the JavahasBank.been prohibited, except in very special cases and with the permiss-

Education

given Thein educational

the Dutch system

language; distinguishes

(II.) two kindsgiven

Instruction of instruction:

in a amongst (I.) Instruction

vernacular

To the first category belong 723 (265 private) elementary schools, whichlanguage.

are 340

C282 NETHERLANDS INDIES

specially for natives and 106

mediate schools; 12 public and 13 private for Chinese.secondary

Furthermore,

schools,there

whicharefind62their(30 private) inter-

continuation,

inEasttheIndies—the

universitiescollege

in Holland and in thO institutions for higher education

of technical science at Bandoeng and the colleges of law and in the Dutch

medicine

universitiesat Batavia,

in Holland; the certificates of which colleges

6 private secondary schools arefor equal

girls, toandthose issued by

66 private the

Frobel

schools. In addition, the following professional schools fall within

2 schools of medicine, 1 training school for civil-service officers, 3 schools for native the same category:

officials,

schools, 63 (2agricultural schools, 1schools

private) technical school offorveterinary medicine,

architecture, 5 (1 private)

mechanical commercial

electrotechnical

and

for higher qualifications, supplying European.teachers for the elementary schoolscourses

mining engineering, 2 trade schools, 18 (12 private) training schools and some and

ainstruction

number ofinthetheintermediate

Dutch language, schools.forFornative

Chineseteachers

teacherstherethereareis 12a school with

(5 private).

Furthermore, there are 1 school for post and telegraph

chemist-assistants, 1 course for analysts, 1 school for chief mates and naval engineers, officials, 1 school for

1119,600

(7 private) schools for occupations for women. In category

(2,700 private) elementary schools with 1,919,000 pupils, besides a number of II. there are about

trade schoqls and agricultural schools and a school for nautical instruction at Macassar.

Furthermore,

courses for training,there arenative20 public

teachersandin13vernacular

private normal.schools

language. Theand;280 elementary

other schools are

Mohammedan religious schools (18,000 with 450,000 pupils) and a number of schools for

Chinese and for Arabs (with 50,000 pupils).

Trade

eitherTandjoeng Pinangor and

genera,! trade onlySabang

for native are coasting

free ports.navigation.

The other Godowns ports are

whereopengoods for

can be stored and sold, and from whence they can be exported without payment of

import or export duties, are established at Batavia, Cheribon,

Padang, Palembang, Belawan, Manado,Gorontalo, Ternate, Ainboina, Neira(Bandaneira), Semarang, Sourabaya,

Macassar and Koepang.

Import duties are imposed in the whole of Netherlands-India, except the Island

We (Sabang) (Government Atjeh and Dependencies), and the isles belonging to the

Residency

toed the weight Riouw andquantity

Dependencies. The most

importof duty is fixedbeing

ad valorem, or according

in the tariff.or the

Most of the metals dimensions,

and raw the goods

materials, as lime andseparately

wood, andmention-

articles

of art and science are free of import duty. Export duty is only paid on a few

articles according to value or quantity. Transit cargo is free.

An excise

on cigars, is charged

cigarettes andoncutkerosene-oil,

tobacco (except gasoline andcut

inland benzine,

tobacco)on matches of all kinds;

and on inland beer;

moreover on inland arrack in Java and Madoera.

Principal Harbours

Island of Java

Tandjongserves

Tji Liwoeng Priok.—The

only foroldprahus

harbourandoflighters.

Batavia, In which

the isyear

situated

1877 new on theharbour

north works

of the

were

from constructed for ocean going vessels at Tandjong Priok, 9 kilometres eastward

area oftheabout

old harbour.

1,400,000 sq.Those

metres,works consist

formed of anmoles

by two outerof dumped

harbour stone comprising

built outa water

into

the

for sea and having

mooring on buoys,a length

withofan1,700

areametres

of abouteach.850,000

The square

harbourmetresgives for accommodation

ships with a

draught

first of 9 metresbasinand is in1,100Openmetres

connection with185three inner

wide.ofharbour basins. The

side; inner

seven harbour

large storage isgodowns havelong

beenandbuilt, metres

on a quay Alongmetres

1,000 the western

length.

Along

quay athe neweastern

quay ofside200ismetres

a quaywillof 125 metresthelength

be built, with one

rest being godown,withnorth

provided screwof this

pile

jetties,

The withgive

quays a total length of nearly

accommodation to 300 with

ships metresa which

draught serve

of 8 formetres.

coal, tinTheandsecond

salt.

inner basin

videdthewith wide

a quay 150 metres has a length of 1,000 metres and is on both sides pro-

on western sidewall

andoftwoa length

godownSof and 1,000one

metres. Six large

open shed on the_godowns

easternareside.erected

The

quay walls of the second basin give accommodation to ships with a draught of 9

(about, 1,700 metres) and for the rest of 9.50 metres-

basin is a quay of 500 metres. In the land-tongue, broad 300 metres, betweenOn the Westside of the third

 NETHERLANDS INDIES C283

the first and second inner harbour basin a canal for lighters with a draught of 2.20

metres has been made. In the land-tongue bn the west side of the first inner basin

are two. harbours for lighters with a total' area of 24,000 square metres, where also

joins a canal for lighters leading' to the old harbour and the town of Batavia. In the

northern part of this land-tongue is another small basin. A large part of this basin

and the land

installed adjoining

repairing yards,itaEastward

is8,000

let and

to the4,000Tandjong

tons PriokdockDrydock

floating Company,

andarea situated

patent slip which

with

2,000 tons lifting power. from the third

etablishments, viz.: one of the B.P.M. (Royal Dutch) and one of the Socony. They harbour two bil-

connect with the sea by canals and by pipe-lines, and also with the oil-wharf at the

end

as atof thethe wharf.

second harbour

A harbour so that liquid may boats

for fishermen’s be obtained at different

(area 200,000 square quaysmetres)

as wellis

situated

the easthasof been

the third basin.TheTheharbour originally Iqwlyingwith marshy land surrounding

a lifting capacity of 3.5 to 10 tons, a floating motor-crane with a lifting capacitywithof

harbour reclaimed. is equipped 36 electric-cranes

75 tons and khave

transporters floating

been derrick

installedof by15 thetons.Nedeflandsch

Floating bunker Indische cranesSteenkolen

and electric coal

Handel

Maatschappij. Every point of ally importance is connected with the railway-system of

the harbour,

Mas Soerabaja.—The

and ite: boards. harbourThis riverofhasSoerabaja originallyandconsisted

been broadened is now used only asof atheharbour

river Kali for

lighters to which purpose quays are built on both sides. On the mouth, a spit of land

has

which beenis reclaimed

accommodated on thewithwesterna quay board

wall ofof the

370 lengthened

metres length bank

and of theaccommoda-

gives Kali Mas,

tion to small ocean going steamers. A pier, broad 200 metres (the North-pier) has been

built

with inthethecoastsea from

line. theItsseaside of this land-tongue,

front coincides approximately to thewithwesttheand roughly

natural parallel

channel and

has a lengthThe

9 metres. of 1,200

headmetres,

of the itpiergivesconsists

accommodation

of a quay with to ships

a lengthwithofa draught

200 metresof where

up to

ships

in thewith

forma ofdraught

a squareof 9with

metressidescanofberth.

900 metres Behind the North-pier

has been dredged. aAlong big harbour basin

the southern

quay

metres walla depth

of the ofNorth-pier

9 metres (800

undermetreslow intide.

length)Onthethebasin east has

side for

the abasin

breadth

is of 250

provided

with a quay of 160 metres. Adjoining to this quay have been installed three floating

docks of 1,400,

been built with3,500 and 14,000

a length of 920 tons

metrescapacity. On the west

(giving berthing side of the basin

accommodation for aships

quaywithhas

a draught of up to 10 metres;; the southern 400 metres are used for a big coaling plant

Parallel to this coal

with a length wharf

of 750, and atofa140

a front distance

and a ofbase 160ofmetres a new has

160 metres, pierin(thetheHolland-pier)

recent years

been

metresconstructed.

on the sides Itandgives berthing

on the head. accommodation

The remaining part for ships

of thewithbasina isdraught of 10

provisionally

intended

the basin. The vast marshy land surrounding the harbour has been reclaimed. Theof

for the use of lighters, which can moor alongside a quay on the south side

harbour equipment includes

50 tons respectively; two floating

on the quays there are steam-cranes

22 electricwithcranesa lifting

from onecapacity

to ten tonsof 25each.

and

At the end of the year 1932 altogether a sum of about

to the Soerabaja harbour, apart from the costs of the railway connections. FIs. 78,000,000 had been devoted

Semarang.—When the old harbour works, dating from the year 1878 proved to be

insufficient

basins and aafew smallyearsharbour

ago a spacious

for fishinglighter

boats,harbour was adjoined,

The total water areaconsisting

is 185,000 ofsquare two

metres,

equipped the berthing

withonesheds, length available

onehassteam-crane for lighters is

of 25 oftons, 4,000 metres.

andtheabout The wharves

20of lielectricallyare

driven cranes, of which a lifting capacity 10 tons,

2| to 5 tons. Railway connections, lead to every pointof any importance in the harbour. others to 3 and

Tjilatjap.—Tjilatjap,

situated on ariver

tongue the only

of land, harbour

bounded on ofofthewhich

importance

east by theonisIndian

the southOcean coastand of Java, theis

onwater

west by the Donan, in the estuary

(8 metres at low tide) for large steamers. Owing to the protection provided by there sufficient depth of

the island of Noesa Kembangan, lying off the coast here, this estuary offers a safe

anchorage, where the breakers of the Indian Ocean are not felt. There is 520 metres of

pier and ships drawing 8 metres are able to berth alongside the northern part of

the pier even at low tide.

0284 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Cheribon.—The harbour,

water area of 87,000 square metres. consistingAnof two averagebasinsdepth

and ofa harbour

fairway, canal has abelow

of 3 metres total

low tide is maintained by dredging. A quay length of

lighters, which carry out the loading and discharging of vessels anchoring at the well 700 metres is available for

protected roadstead. The wharves are provided with cranes and sheds.

Tegal.—The harbour with two basins has a total water area of 83,000 square

metres, including

discharging lighters. the harbour

The wharvescanal.areAprovided

length ofwith quaycranes

of 800andmetres

sheds.is available for

Island of Sumatra

and Belawan,

rubber—isthesituatedmost important harbour

on the Island of Sumatra—the

Belawan, at the estuary landofofthe Sumatra

Deli andtobacco,

Belawantea

rivers. The harbour consists of wharves on the west side

lighters having a water area of 27,500 square metres, and wharves on the north side of of the island (along which

the island. The wharves have a total length of 2,000 metres; 300 metres do not belong

toquay

theongovernment

the northern butside

to private owners

for vessels withand 980 metres

a draught are formed

of about 10 metres.by aThe newly built

wharves

are provided with sheds those on the new quay

equipment includes one floating steam-crane with a lifting capacity of 50 of a large type. The harbour

tons

tons. whileThe depthon theof the quaychannel

have atbeen erectedof the5 Belawan-river

the mouth electric craneshas already of 3 tobeen10

increased

year 1932 altogether a sum of about FIs. 26,000,000 had been devoted to theend

by suction dredging to more than 8 metres at low tide. At the of the

Belawan-

harbour apart from the cost of the railway connections, which are reaching to every

point of any importance.

Emmahaven.—This harbour is the chief port of the West Coast of Sumatra and is

situated in the north-western part of the Koninginne-bay, which is formed by the

tongues

harbour ofbasin landisprojecting into the two

enclosed between sea breakwaters,

in a south-western with aand lengthsouthern

of 260 direction.

and 900 metres The

respectively, and the northern shore of the bay. The

Four screw pile wharves, the length of which is 120, 108, 108 and 96 metres, give depth is 9 metres at low tide.

berthing accommodation to four ocean steamers. Six large sheds have been built

behind

tra. Thethecolliers

jetties. moor The atmost important

a special jettyexport

where consists

a coalingoftipOmbilin coalsatfrom

fills them Suma-of

the rate

300 tons an hour. At the end of the year 1932 altogether a sum of about FIs. 5,000,000

had been devoted to the Emmahaven harbour, apart from the costs of the railway

connections.

192 metres alongside On the whicheastsideships

of the

of 9coaling

metrestip will becanbuilt

draught moor.a jetty with a length of

Sabang.—The harbour of Sabang is in a spacious bay, accessible from the west, in

the island

the capital ofofPoelo Weh,

theequipped

provincesituated

of thisa little The

Atjeh. over harbour

50 kilometresservestoaccommodation.

the north ofasKoetaradja,

principally a coaling-

station

north-western part of the bay are the coal wharves with a total length of 590 In

and is for purpose with modern the

metres,

alongside which ships of 9 metres draught can moor for loading

To the south-west of the coal wharves lies one 5,000 tons floating dock, while adjoining and discharging coal.

toparttheofdock

the isbaya quay speciallycommercial

is a general intended forwharf,ships200 requiring

metres repairs.

long withIn the the northern

requisite

storage godowns adjacent.

Oosthaven.—Oosthaven, which is situated in the Lampong-bay on the south coast

of Sumatra is the beginning point of the railway to Palembang. A quay with a length

offor170 metres

ocean and equipped with a largeofshed (100 x Along

40 square metres) hasofbeen built

harbour isgoing

a jettyvessels

with awith a draught

length of 80 metres 9 metres.

along which the shipssouthside

of 9 metres thedraught

inner-

can moor

Palembang.—Palembang,

its mouth in the Bangka Straits, which

is a istidal

situated

harbour on ;the Moesi-river,

larger ships can90onlykilometres

cross thefrombar

at the mouthInofthetheharbour

flood-tide. river, where

is a screwthe pile

depthjettyat with

highawater

lengthamounts to 6.3 metres,

of 250 metres equippedat

with a hand-crane of 6 tons. When there is no room available for ships at the wharf,

they remain at anchor in the river and can load and discharge on both sides by means

of lighters.

 NETHERLANDS INDIES 0285

Island of Celebes

Makasser.—Makasser, the most important harbour in the eastern part of

the Archipelago is situated on the south-west point of Celebes. It possesses a

road well protected by several coral islands and two breakwaters, approximate-

ly parallel with wharves at the shore, at a distance of about 1,200 metres. The

wharves consist of a quay-wall with a length of 1,340 metres where ships of 9

metres draught can moor even at low tide and a screw pile wharf, 500 metres

long and 10 metres broad, with a depth alongside of 7.50 metres at low tide.

A harbour for sailing boats and native vessels with an area of 20,000 square

metres and 26 little screw pile jetties has been made. The harbour is equipped

with sheds; liquid fuel and coal can be obtained. At the end of the year 1932

altogether a sum of Els. 14,000,000 had been devoted to the construction of the

Makasser harbour works apart from the costs of the railway connections.

Island of Borneo

Pontianak.—Pontianak, which is situated at the Kapoeas-river, is the prin-

cipal trading centre of the West Coast of Borneo. There is a wharf nearly

300 metres long behind which sheds are built.

Bandjermasin.—Bandjermasin is situated near the South Coast of Borneo

on the Martapoerariver, a few kilometres above the junction of that river with

the Barito river. The accommodation exists of a screw pile wharf with a length

of 150 metres and sheds behind it.

Civil Aviation

The civil airlines, which are operated

(K. N. I. L. M.), are an important and valuable by the Royal N etherlands

supplement Indiesmeans

to other Airwaysof

transport. The following services are now in operation (in both directions):

1. Batavia-Bandoeng; twice or thirce daily according to wet and dry mon-

soon (65 miles-3/4 hour).

2. Batavia-Samarang-Surabaya;

hours). one, twice or three times daily (408 miles-2^

3. Batavia-Palembang-Singapore-Saigon; weekly (1,169 miles-8 hours).

4. Batavia-Palembang-Pakanbaroe-Medan; twice weekly (888 miles-6g hours)

of which services one is led over Singapore.

5. Surabaya-Bandjermasin-Balikpapan; (526 miles-4 hours) twice weekly,

with once a week an extension to Tarakan (329 miles from Balikpapan).

6. Surabaya-Denpasar (Bali); two times weekly (203 miles-2 hours).

7. Surabaya-Macassar

Guinea); fortnightly(Celebes)-Ambon (Spice Island)-Manokwari (New

(1,885 miles-13 hours).

8. Surabaya-Macassar-Ambon-Ternate-Menado

nightly (2,286 miles-15 hours). (Celebes )-Macassar; fort-

9. Batavia-Sydney (Australia); weekly (4,000 miles-20 hours).

and p

services the „Moluccas

„ and New Guinea, which are operated f

Macassarexcept those toamphibians.

by Grumman

The Royal Dutch Airlines (K. L. M.) maintain a weekly service between Batavia

and Lydda, Palestine (6,276 miles).

The British flying

service boatsand

operated bycalls

Qantas Empire Airways provide a bi-weekly

Batavia between Australia

in the Netherlands EastEgypt,

Indies. being made at Koepang, Surabaya and

C286 NETHERLANDS INDIES

DIRECTORY

BESTUUR YAN NEEDRLAN DSCH-1NDIE

Gouverneur-Generaal—Jhr. A. W. L. Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer

Adjudanten van Z. E.—L. F. Lanzing, Luit.-Kol. der Intendance, tevens

Intendant van het Huis van den Gouverneur-General, G. N. H. Baron

van Till, Luitenant ter Zee der Iste klasse

Raad van Nederlandsch-Indie

Vice-President—H. D.Goor,Scalongne,

Kolonel-titulair

gepens.derSchout

Infanterie,

by

Members—Dr. F. H.J. Spit

Yisman, J. H. B. Plv.Nachten J. C. Berenschot (b.b.v.d.L.)

Leden—R. F. C. Smith, gepens. Lui-

Kuneman, G. F. de Bruyn Kops and tenant-Kolonel der Artilerie,

R. A. A. Soejons

Secretary—Dr. F. L. Jansen Eenennaam, Luitenant - KolonelJ. van

der

Infanterie

Officier van en J. G. van

AdministratieKregten,

der 2e,Hoofd-

klasse

VOLKSRAAD Griffier—Dr. G. A. Visscher

President—Dr. J, A. Jonkman

1st Vice-President—M. H. Thamrin Advocaat-Fiscaal voor de Land-en

2nd Vice-President—Dr. P. A. Blaauw Zeemachti n Nederlandsch-Indie

Secretary^—C. Th. de Booy H. van Santwijk

Algemeene Secretarie A. Mieremet (plaatsvervangend)

Algemeene Secretaris—J. M, Kiveron

Eerste Secretaris van hetGoiivernement— Raden van Justitie

E. A. Zeilinga Batavia

Secretarissen van het Gouvernement— President—E. Wilmink

F. C. Barbas and Dr. Mohamad Nazif Vice-Presidenteu—G. W. Mossel, D. N. A.

de Lange, E. A. Zorab

Algemeene Rekenkamer Semarang

Voorzitter—A. P. G. Hens President—W. F. C. J. Baukema

Seeretaris—H. J. A. Eykholt Vice-President—A. Boeye

DepaRtement van Justitie Soerabajd

Directeur—Dr. K. L. J. Enthoven President—E. V. V.— Brouwer

Vice-Presidenten H. Toxopeus, H. W.

Secretaris—G. W. M. Beck , van Nieuwenhuizen

Rechtswezen Hoog Militair Gerechtshof van

Hooggerechtshof van Ned. Indie Nederlandsch-Indie

President—J. Elshout

Vice-President—J. R. L. Jansen President—Dr. L. M. Schoorel

Raadsheeren—Dr. M. A. G. ,Harthoorn, Padang

L. M. Schoorel, M. Mantz, J. J. Smit, President—Dr. J. M. van Walsem

W.

Burg Andree Wittens en W. J. H. ter Leden—Drs. Chr. Gunning, J. P. de Lange

Procureur-Generaal—A, S. Block Medan

Advocaten-Generaal—A. Mieremet en H- President—Dr.

Leden—Drs. H.W.A. J.Nauta,H. terL.Burg

M. Holdert

van Santwijk

Griffier—Dr. B. E. R. N. D. Engelbert van Makasser

Bevervoorde President—Dr. D. J. Geursen

Leden—Drs. N. M. Vellenga, J. la Riviere

Hoog Militair Gerechtshof Landsadvocaten

van Ned. Indie

Batavia—Dr. E.A.J.A.F.A.vanKnappert

President — L. M. Schoorel (b.b.v.d.L.) Semarang—Dr. Dunne

Leden — Dr. P. van Hulstijn, gepens.

General-Majoor titulair, M. E. A. van Soerabaya—Dr. H. Zeydner

 NETHERLANDS INDIES CJ287

Kantoor van Arbeid Medan—Tj.

Gbttgens Dykstra, (v.), Ch. J. J.

Hoofd—E. A. C. den Hamer Koeta Radja—F. R. Swens

Hoofd van de afdeeling

—J. B. Akkerman Werkloosheidszorg Pangkalpinang—A. Weeda

Chef van de Arbeidsinspectie—H. J. Top Pontianak—H. van Eupen (tijd. A. Dekker

verv.) (v.), Dr. J

Chef

L. A.van het Yeiligheidstoezicht — Ir. Bandjermasin—F.

Schmid de Vrij

Manado—W. C. Lamers

Makasser—C. F. E. Blankenstein

Notarissen Amboina—A. G. van den Berg

Serang—F.

Gronden Brandenburg van den ’Weeskamers en Voogdijraden

Batavia—G.

Ophuijsen H(v.),Thomas, H. van Batavia

Dr. G. Dr.L. P.A. Bouman Nieuwaal

— Pres., E. L. van Rouveroy van

(tijd. verv.), A. J. M. Zoetmulder (v.), A. Soerabaja—Pres., E.H. Herrmann

E. Prosee (tijd. verv.), D. J. M. de Hondt Semarang—Pres.,

Medan—Pres., J. T.

Engel

de VriesLid, J. D.

Tangerang—J. Simon Makassar — Gedelegeerd

Buitenzorg—H. J. de Graaf

Poerwakarta—Th. J. Indewey Gerlings Padang—Gedelegeerd Krijsman

Bandoeng—H. E.L.E.H.Chavannes Lid, L. A. Jolly

Soekaboemi—L. R. Scipio Blum

Tasikmalaja—P.V. H.C. van

Cheribon—A. Hulstijn

Lamers Departement van Binnenlandsch

Indramajoe—Ch. Bestuur

Pekalongan —Th. L.W.Vermandel Directeur—F. A. E. Drossaers

Yoskuijl (tijd. verv.) Onderdirecteur—A.

Tegal—L. Woesthoff (v.), G. A. Soesman Secretaris—W. G. F.van

(tijd. verv.)

Davelaar

C. Rissink

Semarang—H. J. J. Lamers, A. M. G. Hpofd Bestuurszaken—Dr. W. HovenAlgemeene

van de Afdeeling

Meertens, F. L. A. Bode Advjseur voor de Agrarische Zaken en

Salatiga—B.

Koedoes—J. F.Dubbeldam

Meelhuysen Verplichte Diensten—Dr, J. M. Pieters

Rembang—H. Ribbers Hoofd

Politie—H.dende Jongh

van Dienst der Algemeene

Bodjonegoro—S. Oppenkamp Adviseur voor Decentralisatie — C, J.

Toeban—-(Vacant) van Husselt

Soerabaya—F. Eichholtz, J. Townsend (v.), Ad viseur, Hoofd van den Dienst der

H. W. W.H.J.

verv.), Hazenberg (v,),Buuren,

N. van J. W. BekF.J. (tijd.

Berg Oo^t-Aziatische Zaken—A. H. J. Lovink

{tijjk verv.) Java

Sidoardjo—D. W. Hardenberg Provincie West: Java

Modjokerto—R.J.van

lombang—A. H. Vendeloo

Boudier (v.), L. J. Gouverneur—L. G. C., A. van der Hoek

Dalitz Secretaris—G. H. Bak

Pasoeroean—B.

Malang—E. Th. E.Young

Dietz f. ; , Remlentie

Probolinggo —M. A. E. Andela Bantam—Resident,

Batavia— Do., J. R.W.vanA. Abbenhpys

Ch. Beusekom

Djember—Th. R. W. Vermeulen Buitenzorg—Do., C. van Rossen

Poerwokerto—G.

Tjilatjap—M. C. Boogaard

Soedja Priangan— Do., W. E. Tacoma

Magelang—J. W. White Cheribon— Do., A. vander Capellen

Poerworedjo—(Vacant) (rmivernement Grbote Oost

Dj okj akarta—(Vacant) Gouverneur — G. A. W. Ch. de Haze

Soerakarta—G. A. Fransz Winkelman

Madioen—W.Loriaux

Ch. L. (v.),

Pichel Secretaris—Dr. C. Lion Cachet

Kediri—H. J. Hofstede (tijd. Residentie

very,') Celebes en Qnderhoorigheden—Residen

Blitar—Dr. K.

Padang—(Vacant) E. Krijgsman Ch. H. ter Laag

Fort de Kock—L. Dubbeldam Manado—Do.,

Molukken—Do:,M.H.vanJ. Jansen

Rhijn

Sibolga—Raden

Teloek Betoeng—G.Kadiman

L. Scipio Timor en Onderhoorigheden—Do., F. J.

Palembang—A. Ridder (v) BaliNieboer

en Lombok—Do,, H. J. E. Moll

C288 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Borneo Provmde Midden-Tava

Gouverneur—J. C. de V

Gouverneur tevens Resident der Zuider Secretaris—J.

enBandjermasin—Dr.

OsoterafdeelingB. J.vanHagaBorneo te Gerritsen

Afdeding (Be*identic)

Fd. Gewestelijk Secretaris tevens Residen- Pekalongan—Resident,

tie

Pronk Secretaris te Bandjermasin—Dr. L. Semarang — Do., C.J. Bijleveld O. Matray

Japara Rem bang—Do., P. W. Palte

Eesidentie Westerdfdeeling va/n Banjoemas— Do., H. J. van Hulst

Borneo {Pontianak) Kedoe — Do., A. A. C. Linck

Resident—Th. H. Neys Provmcie Oost-Jnva

Residentie Secretaris—H. Schuilwerve Gouverneur—J. H. B. Kuneman

Secretaris—(V acant)

Celebes Afde.eling (Reddentie)

Soerabaja—Resident, J.A. Habbema

Menado — Resident, M. ven Rhijn; Bodjonegoro—Do., H.Moreu

Secretaris, T. J. M. Sijmons Madioen -Do., J. F. Verhoog

Celebes en Onderhoorigheden—Gouver-

neur, J. L. M. Swaab; Secretaris, J. Kediri -Do., N. W. van

Hueting Malang Hartings veldt

Timor en Onderhoorigheden—Resident Besoeki -Do., C. H. H. Bertsch

—Do., R. K. A.

Snell

J. J. Bosch; Secretaris, A. Verheul

Bali en Lombok—Resident, G. A. W. Ch. Madoera —Do., N. W. van

de Hase Winkelman; Secretaris, Dr. C. Hartingsveldt

Lion Cachet Government Jogjakarta

Inlandsche Zelfbestuwders Gouverneur—H. H. de Kock

Soesoehoenan van Soerakarta—PakoeBoe- SecretarisAfdeeling -- K. M. Stok

wono Senopatie Ingalogo Abdoerrach- Jogjakarta—Resident(Residentie)

man Saijidin Panoto Gomo X. Gouvernement Soerakarta

Sultan van Djokjakarta—Hamengkoe Boe- Gouverneur—M.

wonoSaijidin

man Senopatie Ingalogo

Panoto Abdoerrach- Secretaris—C. A. J.N.J.Boers

Gomo Kalifatoellah

Treur

(wd.)

VIII Afdeeling (Residentie)

Hoofd van het Mangkoe - Negorosche Soerakarta--Asst. Resident, renbrecher

E. W. Mau-

Huis—Pangeran Adipati Ario Mangkoe Klaten — Do., J. A. Buys

Negoro VII

Hoofd

Pangeranvan Adipati

bet Pakoealamsche

Ario Pakoe AlamHuis—

VII Sumatra’s Westkust Sumatra

Sultan van Siak Sri Indrapoera—Jang di — Resident, G. A.

Pertoean Besar Sjarif Kasim Abdul Djalil Tapanoeli—Resident, Dr.W. J.B. N.Hollmann

Bosselaar; Secretaris,

van der

Saifoedin Reyden; Secretaris, J. Ch. Winterwerp

Sultan van Deli—Amaloedin Sani Perkasa Benkoelen — Resident, C. E. Maier;

Alamvan

Sultan SjahSerdang—Soeleiman Sjarifoel Secretaris, J. Bastiaans

Alam Sjah Lampongsche Districten—Resident,

Meindersma; Secretaris, J. P. Hoegen G. W.

Sultan van Langkat—Machmoed Abdul Palembang — Resident, A. Oranje;

Djalil van

Sultan Rachmat Sjah iboen Abdul Secretaris, W. F. Lubink Weddik

Asahan—So^

Djalil Rachmat Sjah Djambi—Resident, M. J. Ruychaver;

Bestuurder van Koealoe—Jang Dipertoean Oostkust Secretaris, L. J. Oeriemans

A1 Hadji van Sumatra—Resident,

Secretaris, Dr. H.F. J.J.

Sultan van Mohamad Sjah

Sambas—Mohamad Bruggeman;

Ibrahim Looman

Tsafioedin

Sultan van Pontianak—Sjarif Mohamad Atjeh Pauw;enenSecretaris,

Onderhoorigheden—Resident,

Dr. A. J. Piekaar J,

ibnoelvanMarhoen

Sultan Soethan SjarifParikesit

Koetei—Mohamad Yoesoef Riouw Onderhoorigheden—Resident,

Sultan van Boeloengen—Maulana Sultan Bangkaen Billiton—Resident,Dr.P.Brouwer;

G. van Brakel; Secretaris, W. Schols

Mohammed Dialaloedin Secretaris, W. Gijzen

Sultan van Ternate — Sultan Iskandar Sultan van Deli, Tengkoe Amaloedin Sani

Mohamad Djabir Sjah Perkasa

Landschap

grooten’’ isTidore—The

charged with“RaadvanLands-

the Govt. Sultan vanAlamsjah

Serdang, Tengkoe Soeleiman

Sarifoel Alam Sjah

 NETHERLANDS INDIES C289

Sultan van Langkat,

Abdoe’ldjalil Tengkoe

RachmatTengkoe Mahmoed A. M. S. afd. B te

Sjah Soe’iboen Directeur—Ir. J. B. Grandjean Jogjakarta

Sultan van Asahan, A. M. S. afd. B te Semarang

Abdul Djalil Rachmat Sjah

Sultan van Siak, Jang di Pertoean Besar Directeur—Dr. U. H. van Wijk

Sjarif

Jang Kasim Abdul

di Pertoean Djalil Saifoedin A. M. S. afd. B te Batavia

Leidoeng, A1 Hadji van Koealoeh

Mohamad Sjah en Directeur—Dr. H. C. van Alphen

Prins Hendrik School te Batavia

Jang di Pertoean van Kotapinang,

Maamoer Perkasa Alam Sjah (alias (Literair-economische H. B. S. met

Tengkoe

Soetan van Moestafa)

Inderagiri, Radja Mahmoed 5j. Cursus) en Middelbare

Handelsschool

Department van Onderwijs Directeur—J. P. J. Tichler

en Eeredienst A. M. S. afd. B te Soerabaja

Directeur—Prof. Dr. Pangeran Ario Directeur—Dr. E. A. Kreiken

Hoesein Djajadiningrat Technisch Onderwijs

Secretaris—Dr. R. W. van Diffelen Adj. Inspecteur—Ir. J. W. Halbisch

Hooger Onderwijs Koningin Wilhelminaschool te

Technische Hoogeschool te Bandoeng Batavia

College van Curatoren Directeur—J. J. Popping

President-Curator — Ir. Ch.F. van Koningin Emmaschopl te Soerabaja

Haeften Directeur—A. J. D. Dirksen

Secretarig'—C. Donker van Heel

Technische School te Semarang

College van Curatoren der Bataviasrhe Directeur—Ir.

H,oogescholen W. F. Engels

President—Curator—Prof. Dr. Pan- Westersch Lager, Meer TJitgebreid

geren Ario Hoesein Djajadiningrat Lager en Kweekschoolonderwijs

Secretaris—H. J. Biegel Algemeen Inspecteur — W. H. M.

Middelbaar Onderwijs

Inspecteur—Ir. P. Levedag Plv.d’Haens

Algemeen Inspecteur—H. J. E.

Adj. Inspectenr—T. Versteeg Denker

H. B. S. met Vijfjarigen Cursus Inspecteur ter Besohikking — B.

Koning Willem 111 School te Batavia, KranenInlandsch Onderwijs

Direoteur—V. Esbach Adviseur v/h Inlandsch Onderwijs—

H. B. S. te Semarang G. S. Sanders

Directeur—Ir. J. C. Francken Nijverheidsonderwijs

Lyceum te Soerabaja Inspectrice v/h Onderwijs in Huish.

Rector—J. B. Mollenkamp Vakken—Mevr. Ch. A. J. Hoek geb.

H. B. S. te Bandoeng Meulenhof

Directeur—J. B. E. van Meir Lichamelijke Opvoeding

Lyceum te Bandoeng Inspecteur—G. van Zoonen

Rector—W. G. G. P. Lubbers Eeredienst

Lyceum en A . M. S. afd. B te Malang

Rector (Directeur van de A. M. S.)— Bestuurin van de Protestantsche Kerk

Ned.-Indie te Batavia

Ir. E. J. G. Schermerhorn Voorzitter—C. B. van Vooren

H. B' S. te Medan Secretaris—Dr. H. Jansen

Directeur—H. A. H. Beeren Centraal Missie-Bureau te Batavia

H. B. S. to Makassar Hoofd Afdeeling A (Algemeene Zaken)

Directeur—W. Dijkstra —A. H. G. Broeker

H. B. S. te Jogjakarta Hoofd Afdeeling B (Onderwijs en

Directeur—W. Ruys Opvoeding)—O. H. A. H. van der

A. M. S. afd. AI en All te Deyl

Jogjakarta Titulair Bisschop van Zorava. Aposto-

lisch Vicarisen Pastoor van Batavia

Directeur—H. W. N. ter Braak -Mgr. P. J. Willekens

C290 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Titulair Risschop van Danaba, Inspecteur, Hoofd van de Provincial en

Apostolisch Yicaris. yan Semarang— d.v.g. van Oost-Java—J. A. de Nooy

Mgi\ A. 'Soegijapranata

Apostolisch Prefect en Pastoor van Inspecteur H. de Rookvan deh D.V.G. Sumatra—Dr.

Bandoeng—Mgr. J. H. Goumans

Apostplisch Prefect en Pastoor van Oost—Dr.vanA. den

Inspecteur D.V.G. voor de Groote

Kiindig

Poerwdkerto—Mgr. B. J. J. Visser Inspecteur van den

Apostblisch Prefect en Pastoor van Dr. R. Soesilo D. V.G. vobr Borneo—

Soerabaja—Mgr. M. Yerhoeks

Titulair Bissohop van Tubuna in Inspecteur Roozendaal

- Pharmaceut — Dr. N. A.

Numidie, Apostolisch Vicaris en Inspecteur voor het Ziekenhuiswezen—

Pastoor van Malang—Mgr. A. E. J. Dr. T. A. Fischer

Albers Adviseur voor de Landelyke Hygiene—

Titulair Bisschop van Corna Apos- Arifingelar Soetan Saidi Maharadja

tolisch

T. BransVicaris te Padang—Mgr. L. Directeur der Gouvernements Centrale

Titulair Bisschop van Athyra, ApOs- tavia—A. Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Ba-

toliseh

Mgr. Dr.Vicaris

H. M. van Palembang— Directeur derW. Gouvernements

Mekkeiholt

F. Bochardt

Centrale

Apostolisch Prefect Burgerlijke Ziekeninrichting te Se-

Billiton—Mgr. W. van

BoumaBangka en Directeur

marang—A. J. Cohen

der Gouvernements Centrale

Titulair Bisschop van Area, Apos- Burgerlijke

tolisch Vicaris van H.deLeven

Soendaeilanden—Mgr. Kleine rabaja—Dr. A.Ziekeninrichting

Bloch

te Soc-

Titulair Bisschop van Candyba, Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank-

Apostolisch Vicaris van “Neder- zinnigengesticht te Buitenzorg—Dr.

landsch-Timor”—Mgr. J. F. M. R. J. Prins

Pessers

Titulair Bisschop van Apollonia, Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank-

Apostolisch Vicaris van Neder- zinnigengesticht

A. Latumeten

te Lawang—Dr. J.

landsch-Nieuw-Guinea — Mgr. J. Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank-

Aertg

Titulair Bisschop van Trisipa, Apos- P.zinnigengesticht

J, Stigter

te Magelang—Dr.

tolisch Vicaris van Manado—Mgr. J. Geneesheer-Directeur van het Krank-

W. J. Panis

Apostolisoh Prefect van Makassar— zinnigengesticht

M. Lichtveld

te Sabang—J. A.

Mgr. G. Martens

Titulair Bisschop van Konxba. Apos- Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis voor

tolisch Vicaris en Pastoor van krankzinnigen te Batavia—A. Colon

Pontianak—Mgr. H. J. van Valen- Hoofd van het Doorgangshuis

krankzinnigen te Soerakarta—Rd. voor

berg

Apostolisch Prefect van Bandjermasin Wiknjobroto

—Mgr. J. J. M. Kusters Hoofd van het teDoorgangshuis voor

Kunsten en Wetenschappen krankzinnigen Semarang—Moez-

Adviseur voor Inlandsche Zaken—Dr. Hoofd bar

G. F. Pijper voor de Volkslectuur krankzinnigen van het Doorgangshuis voor

Hoofdambtenaar te Soerabaja—Dr.P.

en Aanverwante Aangelegenheden— Hoofd J. van der Schaar

Dr. K. A. H. Kidding van het teDoorgangshuis

Medan — H. voor

Hoofd van den Oudheidkundigen krankzinnigen Makaliwe

W.

Dienst—Dr. W. F. Stutterheim Directeur van het Eykman Instituut

Dienst dek VolRsgezondheid Centraal

Batavia—Dr. Laboratorium v.d. D. V. G. te

W. K. Mertens

Hoofd—W. F. Theunissen

Hoofd van deAdministratie—Sj. de Witte Directeur van de Nederlandsch-

Inspecteur, Indische

R. J. F. vanArtsenschool

Zeben te Sperabaja—

D.v.G. vanHoofd

Inspecteur, Hoofd

van den Provincialen,

West-Java—S.

van den W.Provincialen,

de Wolff Directeur van de School tot opleiding

d.v.g. van Midden-Java—J. H. de baja—R. van Indische tandartsen te Soera-

Bruyn Kops J. F. van Zeben

 NETHERLANDS INDIES C291

Directeur van de Landgkoepokinrich- Diredteur van het Algemeen Proef-

ting en het Instituut Pasteur te station voor den Landbouw Dr. O.

Bandoeng—Prof. Dr. L. Otten Posthumus

Leider der Malariabestrijding—J. G. Hoofd van de Afdeeling Landbouv.

Overbeek voorliehting

Ir. G. A. van ©nder Binnenvisscherij--

Harst

Leider der Pestbestrijding—B. K. Zon Hoofd van de Afdeejing'

(td. wd.) nemingslandbouw — Ir. A,, Onder

H. J.T

Kroon

Departement van Economische Zaken Landbouwonderwijs

Molenvliet West 8, Batavia-C. en Publicaties-n

Directeur^Dr. H. J. van Mook Ir. G, A. de Mol

Onderdirecteur—F. H. V. Middelaer Leider van de Onderafdieeling Tuin-

bouw—Ir. G. J. A. Terra

Secretaris—J. J. Rombach Leider van .de Onderafdeeling Zeevis-

Administrateur J. G„ A. ten Siethoff seherij—?C. J. Botternanne

Hoofd van het Kantoor voor den Leider van de Onderafdeeling Bin-

nenvisscherij—B. M. Hpeks

Handel—J. E. van Hoogstraten

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Buiten- Hoofd van het Plantkundig Labo-

ratorium—Dr. H. J. Toxopeus

landsche H an delsvoorlichbing—Th. Hoofd van Tref Bodemkundig In-

J. Odenkirchen stituut—Dr. J. Th. White

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Uitvoerzaken Hoofd van het Instituut voor Planten-

-A. W. M. Schade ziekten—Dr. P. van der Goot

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Handels- Hoofd van het Landbouwkundig In-

politiek, Scheepvaartaangele - gen- stituut—Ir. O. van der Giessen

heden en Algemeene Zaken—Dr. W Hoofd van het Klapperproefstation—

van Enst Dr. P. M. L. Tammes

Hoofd Bureau voor Invoerzaken—B. Inspecteurs bij de Afdeeling Land-

J. Duetz

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Algemeene bou-w voorl ichting—A. A. Orinee Le

Roy, X. F. Crince Le Roy, Th. G.

Eoonomische

E. de Vries Aangelegenheden — Dr. van Alphen, Dr. H. Loos, Dr. Ir.

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Cooperatie L.derJ.VetVroon and J. C. L. Gotz van

en Binnenlandsche Handel—J. J. Directeur (tt) van Gouverhements

Ochse

Hoofd van de Afdeeling Nijverheid— Directeurbouwbedrijyen—H. van LennepLand-

P. H. W. Sitsen

Hoofd van de Onderfdeeling Tech- Directeur school—T. C. E. W. CanterLandbouw-

der Middelbare Visscher

nisch Wetensohappelijke Dienst van de Cultuurschool—R.

Dr. D. R. Koolhaas Hennephof

Hoofd van de Gnderafdeeling Oon- Directeur van ’s Lands Plantentuin—

Prof. Dr. L. G. M. Baas Becking

sultatiebureaux

Ir. Raden Mas en Kleinindustrie—

Soerachman Hortulanus

Tj okroadisoerio

Pandji —P. M. W.bij Dakkus

den Botanischen Tuin

Hoofd van het Herbarium

Hoofd van het Centraal Bureau voor vopr Systematische Botanie—Dr. en Museum

Technisohe Gnderzoekingen—Ir. E D.

K. E. Halewijn F. van Slooten

Hoofd van het Laboratorium voor Laboratorium—M. A. Lieftinck en

Hoofd van het Zoologisch Museum

Scheikundig Onderzoek—Dr. H. J. Hoofd van het Laboratorium voor het

Harden

Hoofd van het Laboratorium voor Onderzoek Hardenberg

der Zee—Dr. J. D. F.

Materiaal Onderzpek—Prof. Ir. W. Hoofdinspecteur, Hoofd van den

J. Th. Among

Hoofd van het Indisch Centraal Dienst van het Boschwezen—Dr. J.

H. Becking

Aanschaffingskantoor—Ir. C. L. J. ,T. Hoofd van den Dietnst der Bosschen

Quant

Leider van het Laboratorium voor de op Jelen

Java en Madoera—E. J. van

Lederbewerking—W. A. Cavalini

Hoofd van den Dienst van den Land- Hoofd van den Dienst der Bosschen

in de Buitengewesten—A. J. Bevers-

bouw—A. Luytjes luis

C292 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Directeur van het Boschbouw-proef- Hoofd—S.Kantoor voor Beiswezen

station—Dr. H. E. Wolff von

Wiilfing DienstLont

der Landelijke Inkomsten

Hoofd van den Burgerlijken Veeart- Hoofd—A. J. van derAccountantsdienst

Gouvernements Heyden

senij-kundigen Dienst—T. O. Schol

Directeur van het Veeartsenijkundig Hoofd—A. Ritz

Belasting Accountantsdienst

Instituut—Dr. E. C. Kraneveld

Directeur van de Nederlandsch- Hoofd—J. H. P.Opiumfabriek de 1’Ecluse

Indische Yeeartsenschopl — Dr. J. Directeur—Ir. R. van Bronckhorst

Merkens

Hoofd van het Centraal Kantoor boor Leger

de Statistiek—Dr. H. M. J. Hart

Directeur van ’s Lands Drukkerij— Commandant—Luitenant-Generaal

Koster J. C.

F. van Paasschen A.djudant — Kapitein Adjudant W. C.

Seoretaris van de Commissie

Handelsgewassen—Ir. voor A. Sol

J. W. Roeloffs Departement van Oorlog

Hoofd van den Dienst van het Ijkwezen Hoofd—Luitenant-Generaal J. C. Koster

—J. P. de Vos Hoofd van den Generalen Staf—Kolonel

G. J. Berenschot

Inspecteur van het Wapen der Infanterie

Department van Verkeer en —Generaal-Majoor J. L. Ravenek

Waterstaat Inspecteur van het Wapen der Cavalerie

Directeur—Ir. Ch. F. van Heaften —Luitenant-Kolonel M. Thomson

Onderdirecteur—J. M. de Lange Inspecteur van het Wapen der Artillerie

Mijribouw —Kolonel J. Wesseling

Hoofd—Ir. W. Holleman Inspecteur van het Wapen

Tinwinning op Bangka Generaal-Majoor L. C. derA. vanGenie—de

Hoofd—Ir. A. L. ter Braake Kasteele

Hoofdintendant—Kolonel H. van Ree

Oembilinsteenlcohnmijnen Inspecteur der Militaire Administratie—

Hoofd-Ir. G. J. Wally Kolonel A.vanJ. denHaanMilitair Geneeskun-

Boekie-Asemsteenkolenmijnen Inspecteur

Hoofd—Ir. E. J. Beens digen Dienst—Generaal-Majoor Dr. T.

Post-Telegraaf-en Telefoondienst J de. Vrieze

Hoofd van den dienst—Ir. C. Hillen Hoofd van H.denJ. Topografischen

Kolonel Dienst—

Postspaarbank

Directeur—B. C. A. Grotjohann Hoofd van het Kuiper

Dienstplicht-en Reser-

Staatsspoorwegen vepersoneel—H.

Inspecteur M. Weeda

Hoofdinspecteur—H. v. Galen Last kundigen van den Militair Diergenees-

Dienst—Dirigeerend paarden-

Afdeeling Spoorwegtoezicht arts le. klasse Dr. J. M.Staven

Gewestelijke G. Numans

Hoofd—Ir. D. Willebrand Commandant le. Divisie op Java —

Afdeeling Electriciteitswezen Generaal-Majobr M. L. F. Bajetto

Hoofd—Ir. L. S. Badings Commandant 2e. J.divisie

Burean Luchtvaart Generaal-Majoor Beumerop Java —

Hoofd—R. H. E. van Lemt Militaire Commandanten

Atjeh en Onderhoorigheden — Kolonel

Departement van Finanoien J. C. J. Bongers

Sumatra’s Westkust—Luitenant-Kolonel

Directeur—L. Gotzen E. A. Steimmetz

Secretaris—J. H. Hoogesteger Palembang

Thesaurier Generaal—Dr. L. Korthals

Belastingdienst Kolonel W. enJ. L.Djambi

Ladour— Luitenant-

Hoofd Inspecteur van Finanhhcien H.— Riouw—Kapitein C. F. Hazenberg

Holtkamp Westerafdeeling van Borneo—Luitenant-

Kolonel W. A. Braspot

Hoofd—A. J.Opium en Zoutregie

Wamsteker Zuider-en Oosterafdeeling

Luitenant-Kolonel G. J. T.vanGosenson

Borneo—

Pandhuisd

Hoofd—J. S. de Bruyn ienst Celebes en Manado — Kolonel H. van

In-en Uitvoerrechten en Accijnzn der Wal

Hoofdinspecteur, Hoofd van den dienst — Timor en Onderhoorigheden—Luitenant-

S. M. van der Zee Kolonel G. P. Cheriex

Molukken—Majoor E. T. ran Aarem

 NETHERLANDS INDIES C293

Zkemacht CONSULATES

Commandant der Zeemacht

van hot Departement der enMarine—

Hoofd

Vice-Admiraal C. E. L. Helfrich Belgium

Adjt.—Luit. ter zee 2e klasse A. H. W. von Consul-General,

chelen

Batavia—P. Vandersti-

Freytag Drabbe Consul,

Secretaris—W. J. Leyds Jzn

Chef van terdenzeeStaf Consul, Sourabaya—B. W.H. J.J. G.Mensing

Semarang—M. Allgauer

Kapitein J. J. A.dervanZeemacht

Staveren - Consul,

Consul, Palembang—H.

Macassar—D. Eskes

Hoofd der terAfd.

Kapitein zee W.Militair

A. de Jongpersoneel — Consul, Padang—A. Ter G.Burg Faber

Hoofd der Afd. Materieel — Kapitein Consul, Medan —G. G. van

Vice-Consul, Medan—Max Lemye Kooy

ter zee A. G. Yromans

Hoofdintendant der Zeemacht—Hoofd-

officier

J. G. vanvanKregten

Administratie le klasse Chile

Hoofd

van derMeer

der Afd. Mobr,

Algemeene Zaken—D. G. Consul, Batavia—S. W. Nash (Acting)

administrateur

Hoofdinspecteur, Hoofd van den Dienst China

van Scheepvaart—J.

Directeur KuyperMagnetisch Consul-General, Batavia—Tschou-Kwong

van het Koninklijk

en Meteorologisch Observatorium — Consul, R. Kah

Prof. Dr. J. Boerema Sourabaya—Tsao under

Ju Chuan

Commandant van het Eskader in Ned.- Semarang—(Temporarily

ge of the Consul-General

the Char-

at Batavia)

Indie—Schout-bij-Nacht K. W. F. M. Consul,

Doorman

Commandant der Marine te Soerabaja— Consul, Medan—Chi Ti Fang Hua

Palembang—Chen Chia

Kapitein ter zee P. Koenraad Consul, Makassar—Teh-feng Wang

Commandant van den Marineluchtvaart-

dienst—Kapitein

Directeur ter zee G. Bozuwa

van het Marine-Etablissement Cuba

te Soerabaja—C. W. Heringa Consul-General, Batavia — Gustavo E.

Mustelier y Galan

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Czechoslovakia

& INDUSTRY Consul, Batavia—Ir. R. Stanek (Acting)

Batavia Denmark

President—J.

Secretary—I. C.Arentz

van Waveren Consul, Batavia—M.

Vice-Consul, P. Tielens

Semarang—C. D. van Vliet

Consul,

Consul, Sourabaya—(Vacant)

Padang—V. J. Hanekuyk

Macassar Consul, Medan—P. J. Ellehoj

President—W. R. Groskamp Consul, Macassar—W. R. Groskamp

Secretary—G. Poster

Padang Finland

President—(Yacant) Consul, Batavia—L. Th. Haasmann

Vice-President—M.

Members—R. B. Meyer, Passer A. Nagel and France

F. F. Anema Cable Ad: Fransulat, Batavia

Consul-General, Batavia—R. Delage

Semarang Vice-Consul—M.

Commercial Ditn£ Burin des Roziers

Agent—J.

Voorzitter—Ir. H. R. Beukelman Consular Agent, Semarang—W. Thomas

Vice-Voorzitter—Jhr.

Secretaris—Dr. D. M. Ir. vanF.Assen

E. C. Everts Do., Tjilatjap—G.J.P.

Sourabaya—P. Bijlard

Do., du Perron

Do., Macassar—F.

Do., Bandoeng—Dr.R.N.A.L.Weber

Swart

SoURABAYA Do., Padang—K. P.Schuitmaker

President—B.

Secretary—Dr.N.H.Oudraad

J. Vredendaal Do., Medan—L. C. van de

Kasteele

C294 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Great Britain United States of America

Consul-General, Batavia—H. F. C. Walsh, Consul-General, Batavia, Java — Dr.

O.B.E.

Consul, Batavia—W. K. Smith Consuls—JA.esse

Walter Foote

F. van Wickel and Willard

Galbraith

Vice-Consul, Batavia—G. C. Whitteridge Vice-Consuls—E.

Consul,

Consul, Sourabaya—E.

Medan—E. T. W. Meiklereid

Lambert selis C. Parsons, Edward

Jr., and Schefer,

Paul Paddock Mar-

Vice-Consul, Semarang—A. J. Leland and V. Lansing Collins

Vice-Consul, Macassar—C. M. David

Vice-Consul, Padang—H. Levison, m.b.e. RAILWAY & TRAMWAY COS.

Japan

Consul-General, Batavia—S. Koshida; Y. N. V. Bataviasche Verkeers

Kotani (Vice-Consul) Maatschappij

Consul, Sourabaya—J. Aneha ( (fevestigd te Batavia D.E.I.)

Consul, Medan—Keizo Naito Commissarissen — Ir. E.Mr.A. 'EVoorneman,

Drs. A. Th.P. Bogaardt,

Dunm*, Th. Elfring, Ir.. J.J. F.L.van

G.

Norway

Tersteeg and M. H. Thamrin

Consul-General, Batavia—W. M. Col- Regeeringsgemachtigde

vill —

brand HoofdE.Spoorwegtoezicht Ir. D. Wille-

Vice-Consul, Batavia—S. W. Nash Directeur—P. Bos, dipl. el. ing. e.t.h.

Consul, Padang—K. P. Schuitmaker Chef Dxploitatie—C.

Vice-Consul, Semarang—A. T.

Consul, Sourabaya—J. C. Schreuder Davidson Josselin de Jong J. van Loghem de

Vice-Consul, Menado — Chr. P. E. Chef Administratie—J. D. Hoen

Gedelegeerde te Amsterdam—‘Nederland-

Andersen

Vice-Consul, Macassar—M. P. Rasmussen sch-Indische Escompto Maatschappij

Pqland Deli Spoorweg Maatschappy

Consulate—Batavia- Centraal, Soendaweg Dipecteur A. van (Nederland-Amsterdam)—B.

Kreel H.

17 Commissarissen—H. Cremer, Ir. G. C. M.

Consul—Dr. Z. B. Przybykiewicz

Vice - Consulate—Semarang Smits, R. E. Kielstra, C. J. van Kempen

Vice-Consul—'(Vacant) Plaatselyk Comity Medan—Dr. H. Kolk-

man, Ir. P. M. Yisser, C. E. E. Kuntze

Portugal Administrateur—Ir.

Secretaris—J. J. KokJ. A. A. Hoefnagels

Consul, Batavia — J. A. van Staveren

(Acting) Kediri Stoomtram Maatschappij

Consul,

(Acting)Sourabaya — J, J. Ph. de Vries Directeur— (Nederland-Amsterdam) Ir.

H. F. van Stipriaan Luiscius

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger — A. J. W.

.Sweden Vorster

Acting

LehmanConsul-General, Batavia — S. O. Chef der Exploitatie—Ir. J. Madaesrz

Acting Vice-Consul, Batavia—E. Abdree

Consul, Sourabaya—Axel Wieslander Madoera Stoomtram Maatschappij

Consul, Padang—F. F. Anema

Acting Vice-Consul, Macassar—S. E. F. Directeur—(Nederland-den

C. Rueb

Haag.) Ir. M.

PryceConsul, Medan—H. F. L. Jordan Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

Acting tevens Adminis-

Acting trateur—Ir. C. J. Bollee, Jr.Dr. C. J. van

AlphenVice-Consul, Semarang—0. J. van Comity der

te Soerabaia—Jhr.

Wijck, Ir. E. Ch. Demmink, Ir. H.

W. van der Voort

Switzerland

Consul,

Consul, Batavia—Dr.

Medan—M. BrackP. L. (Acting)

Lenzinger Malang Stoomtram Maatschappij

Cable Ad: Malangtram Malang

Thailand Directeur

Beukelman (Java-Semarang) — Ir. H. R.

Acting Consul, Batavia—R.

Maclaine Watson & Co. L. Scott, c/o Chef van

Madarasz Exploitatie (Java-Malang)—J.

 NETHERLANDS INDIES C295

Modjokerto Stoomtram Maatschappij CABLE & TELEGRAPH COS.

Directie—(Nederland’s-Gravenhage)

Doffegnies, H. Kepper J. W. Vorster J. J. Cable & Wireless, Ltd. (Formerly

Hoofdvertegenwoodiger—A. Eastern Extension, Australasia &

Chef der Exploitatie—B. Zoetemeijer China Telegraph Co., Ltd.)—Cable

Ad: Eastern

Nederlandsch-Indische Spoorweg Vertegenwoordiger—A. Stevens

Maatschappij SHIPPING COS.

Directies — ( Gravenhage - Nederland )

Raad van Beheer, Prof. Ir. J. Klopper British India Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.

(voorzitter), Ir. Dr. J. A. Ringers (Lid) Agents, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Directie—Comite

Ned. Oost-Indie), van Bestuur (Samarang- Do., Semarang—McNeill

(Yoorzitter), Ir. H. R.A. Beukelman,

J. W. Yorster

A. Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton & Co.

G.Ir. deP. A.Ceuninck van Capelle,

G. Asselbergs (Leden)Ir. J. Slim, China Navigation Co., Ltd.

Gouvernements-Commissaris—(in Ne- Agents, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Do., Sourabaya—Fraser,

Semarang—McNeill Eaton & Co. & Co.

derland) A. W. E. Weijerman, (in Do.,

Indie) Hoofd van de Afdeeling

Spoorwegtoezicht van het Depart- CoMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MaRITIMES

ment Yan Verkeer en Waterstaat de France

Oost Java Stoomtram Maatschappij Agenten, Batavia 'j

Directeuren — (Nederland’s-Gravenhagn) Do., Sourabaya JJ- Hadden & Co., Ltd.

Do., Semarang

G. P. & Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir. Alphen

G. Diephuis

(Semarang) Dehtsch-Australische Damppschiff

Administrateur—Ir. E. Ch. Demmink Agenten te Batavia, Gesselschaft

(Soerabajar) Soera baya, Semarang,

Tjilatjap — Wm. H. Muller & Cp.

Pasoeroeah Stoomtram Maatschappij Do. Macassar—Mohrmann & Co.

Do. Padang—H. My. v/h Giintzel &

Schumacher

Directeur — (Nederland’s - Gravenhage)

J. J. Deggeler

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger

van Ameijden van Duijmin (Probolinggo)

N.-I.—Ir. D. East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Chef der Exploitatie—J. Schooleman Agents, Soerabaya—East Asiatic Co.

Do., Tjilatjap—Rouwenhorst,

& Co. Mulder

Peobolingo Stoomtram Maatschappij

Directeur

J. J. Deggeler — (Nederland’s - Gravenhage) Agents, Holland-Amerika Lijn

Padang—Internationale Crediet

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger in N.-I.—Ir. D. en Handels. Mij. Rotterdam

van Ameijden van Duijm (Probolinggo) Java-Australie Lijn

Chef der Exploitatie — Ir. D. van Agents, Macassar—Kon. Paketvaart Mij.

Ameijden van Duijm Do., Padang— do.

Semarang-Cheribon Stoomtarm Java-China-Japan Line

Maatschappij Managing Directors

Directeuren — (Nederland’s-Gravenhage) Agents, van Dobben and J.atH.Batavia—A.

Warning L. W.

G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R.tevens

P. van Chef

Alphen Cheribon—Ned. Ind. Handelsbank

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger der Do., Oosthaven—Kon.Paketvaarb Mij.

Do., Muntok — Int. Cred. & Hs Vg.

Exploitatie—Ir. G. Diephuis

Samarang Joaha Stoomtram Maat- Do., Padang — “Rotterdam” do.

schappij Do., Panaroekan — Maatschappij

Directeuren — (Nederland ’s-Gravenhge) Do., PasoerOean -—Afscheep- & ”com- “ Panaroekan

G. P. J. Caspersz, Ir. R. P. van Alphen missiezaak v/h. J.Ind.

F. Esser

Hoofdvertegenwoordiger—Ir. G. Diephuis Do., Pekalongan — Ned. Han-

Chef der

genwoordiger Exploitatie — De Hoofdverte- Do., Probolinggo— do.delsbank

CIO

0296 NETHERLANDS INDIES

Agents, Sabang—St. Mij. “Nederland” Rotterdam Lloyd—Royal Dutch Mail

Do.j Singapore — Inib. Cred. & Hs Vg. Agencies

“Rotterdam” at :

Do., Tandjongpriok 1 Batavia

Do., Semarang J. -C.-J.Lijn Cheribon

Semarang

Do., Sourabaya Soerabaya N.V. Internationale

Do., Macassar Credieten Handels-

Medan (Belawan) Yereeniging, “Rot-

Do., Tegal—Ned. Ind. Handeisbank Padang terdam”; Cable Ad:

Agents, Balik-PapanMaatschappij

— Bat. Petroleum Benkoelen Lloydmail

Do., Menado—N. V. “Prauwenveer” Tandjong Karan g

(Oosthaven)

Java Pacific Link Singapore j

Management — Netherland Line, Royal Pekalongan Tegal Nederlandsch Indis

Dutch Mail che

N.V.: Handeisbank

Cable Ad:

Probolinggo Handelbank

N. V. Koninklyke Paketvaart- Tjilatjap— N.V. Borneo Sumatra

Maatschappy Handel Maatschappij;

(K.P.M. Line), {Incorporated in the Cable Ad: Borsumij

Netherlands Indies\ Pasoeroean— N.V. Afscheep- & Com-

Directors

Pronk, D.at Batavia—A.

H. de JongF.and Vas H.Dias, R.

B. ter missiezaak v/h. J. F.

Braake Esser; Cable Ad:

Rinkhuis

Banj oe wangi— Do.; Cable Ad :

Nederlandsche Stoomvaart Tam bong

Maatschappij “Oceaan” Panaroekan— Panaroekan Maatsch-

Agents, Batavia—Maclaine,

Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co. Watson & Co. appij ; Cable Ad:

Do., Prauweveer-Sitoe-

Do., Sourabaya

Pasoeroean IV Fraser, Eaton & Co, Makasser— bondo

N. V. Nederlandsch

Do., Probolinggo

Do., Cheribon 1 J Indische Scheepvaart

Do.,' Tegal

d ngani Nederlandsch Etablissementen; Cable

sc e an - Indi- Ad: Lloydmail

Do ’ TekJc°Be tong Jf ^ H delsbank Balikpapan N. V. De Bataafsche

Do., Macassar — Michael Stephens & Tarakan Petroleum Maatsch-

Co., Ltd. appij; Cable Ad:

Do., Indramajoe—vanbranderSeeking Colen- Sabang— Judex

N.V. Stoomvaart Ma-

Do., Tjilatjap—McNeill & Co. atschappij “ Neder-

Do., Padang — Gebr. Mij.Veth’s Handel. land”; Cable Ad:

Nederland

Do., Medan—Harrisons

Do., Sabang—Zeehaven & Crosfield Penang— Inward: (Europe)

tion &“Sabang”

Kolensta- N. V. Koninklijke

Paketvaart Maatsch-

appij ; Cable Ad:

Occidental & Oriental S.S. Co. Paketvaart

Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Inward: (H.S.A.-Atl. c.)

Toyo Kisen Kaisha Mansfield & Co., Ltd.;

(Oriental Steamship Co.) Cable Ad: Mansfield

Agents, Batavia — Campbell, Outward:

& Co. MacColl Boustead & Co., Ltd.;

Cable Ad: Lloydmail

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Port Swettenham—Harper, Gilfillan &

Navigation Co. Co., Ltd.; Cable Ad:

Agents, Batavia—Maclaine, Watson & Co. Achan

Do., Semarang—McNeill & Co. Inward: (U.S.A.-Atl. c.)

Do., Sourabaya—Fraser, Eaton

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N.Y. Stoomvaart Maatschappij CIVIL AVIATION

“Nederland”

Vertegenwoordigers—Batavia KoNINKLIJKE NEDERLANDSCH- INDISCHE

Agent te Batavia 'I Luchtvaart Maatschappij, K.N.I.L.M.

Do. Batavia C. (Royal Netherlands

Managing Director, Indies’

BataviaAirways,

— W. Ltd.)

C. J.

Do. Tandjoeng | Eigen Kantoor

der Stoomv. Manager, Versteegh

Priok

Do. Semarang | My. “Nederland” Bruyn Accountancy Dept.—Th. J. de

Do. Soerabaja

Sabang JI Manager, Commercial Dept.—M. E. A. L.

Do. Padang

Do. 1 Internationale Crediet-en de JongTechnical Dept.—J. P. de Bree

Do. Emmahaven f Handelsver. Manager,

“Rotterdam” Flight

Do. Macassar I ^ rr , Supt.—R. W. C. G. A. Wittert van

Do. Hoogland M. Mijnlieff

Secretary—J.

Do. Manager, Foto-Technical Dept.—B. J.

Do. TPenang

j ilatj ap —Ahicamy

\KoninklijkePaket- Beltman

Do.

Do. Pekalongan

Olehleh J— A. vaart Mji.

Do. M. Timmer- Koninkxijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij

Do. Afscheep— en commissiezaak voor Nederland en Kolonien,

voorheen J. F. Esser N.V., K.L.M.

Do. Probolingo — N. I. Handel sbank Directorship— (Royal Dutch Airlines)

n. y. Koninklij e Nederlandsch-

Do. Panaroekan—Maatschappij Indische

K.N.I.L.M. Luchtvaart Maatschappij,

“Panaroekan” Managing Director—W. C. J Versteegh

BATAVIA

Batavia,

the provincie the seat of the Government in of106°the48'Netherlands Indies and 6° 7'theS.ofcapital of

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Government Department Headquarters, large hotels, four swimming baths, sports

thoroughly

modern, up-to-date city.

CIO*

C298 BATAVIA

Several Banks and Banking Corporations by

The old city and the new are connected haverailways,

offices tramways

at Batavia,andincluding

wide roads.the

Netherlands Trading Society (Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij),

Indian Commercial Bank (Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank), and the Nether! ands- Netherlands-

Indian Discount Company (Nederlandsch Indische Escompto Mij.). There are also

ofagencies

India, ofAustralia

the Hongkong

& China,& ofShanghai Banking Corporation,

the International of the Chartered

Banking Corporation, Bank

of the Taiwan

Bank, Ltd. and the Yokohama Specie Bank.

The population of Greater Batavia consisted, at the time of the last census in

1930, of 37,278

natives; Europeans,Since

total 534,770. 78,965

thenChinese, 7,478 non-indigenous

there have been considerableOrientals

increasesandand411,049

the

estimated figures are as follows (November, 1940); Europeans 50,000, Chinese 100,000

and natives 500,000.

BUITENZORG

The usual residence of the Governor-General is at Buitenzorg, at a distance

ofpalace

nearly one Governor-General

hour by railway were

from made

Batavia.in 1817,

The and

botanical gardens near the

for theirof beautiful

the arrangement, but especially for the are well

great known

services not only

rendered to

science and agriculture under the management of the eminent directors, Teysmann,

Dr. Scheffer and Prof. Dr. Treub. All experiments for the introduction of exotic

intoNetherlands-India are made here, with the result that many useful plants frpm plants

foreign countries are reared and flourish in Java as in their native soil.

DIRECTORY

Acme Code Co., Cable Codes Con- Ang Sioe Tjiang Handelmaatschappij

densers

Batavia;andCable

Private Code Compilers— inN.V.,1909,Established

Ad: Kolff in 1893, Incorporated

Successors to Ang Kee Siang

Agents: & Co., Founded at Batavia in 1857,

G. Kolff & Co. General Importers of Hardware,Metals,

Steel & OtherAgricultural

Non-Precious Iron,

Airmotive Company— Denis Build- &Ironmongery, Implement,

Hortical Tools, Ships’ Accessories,

ing,H. Bandoeng K. Gi’eenlaw, manager Sanitary AppliancesSupplies,

of Porcelain

Other Plumbing Leather,&

Rubber Goods & Paints,

Albebcht & Co., N. V. Electrischb 57; Cable Ad: Angsioetjiang; Codes: etc.—P.O. Box

Drukkerij v/h.—Molenvliet Oost 8, A.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions, The

Batavia- Centrum Engineering 2nd Edition, Western

Union Universal & 5-Letter Edition,

H Lieber’s Standard & 5-Letter Edition &

Met yah pao sien hung sze Bentley’s Complete Phrase

American-Asiatic Underwriters Ltd., “Archa”, N.V. Oliefabriek, Exporters

General Insurance: Fire, Marine, Motor of Cocoanut Oil, Raw and Refined—

Car, Life, Accident, Burglary, Plate Cable Ad: Archa; Codes: Bentley’s

Glass,

Hongkong Baggage andBuilding,

Special 15,Risks—

Besar West;Bank

Teleph. 225; Cable Kali

Ad: Arcken & Co., van, Weltevreden,

Mann Alico Jewellers and Goldsmiths; Cable

Ad: Vanarcken, Codes:—A.B.C. 4th

Amstekdamsch Kantooe voor Indisohe and 5th Editions and Mercuur 2nd

Zaken, Importers of Electrical

Machinery — Cable Ad: Akiz;

Codes : Bentley’s A.B.C. 6th Edition, Arima & Co., Ltd., H. Exporters of

General Produce—Cable Ad: Arima;

Mosse, Tybo and Galland Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th

 BATAVIA. C299

Asia Life Insurance Co,—15, Kali Besar New York Correspondents: —

West, Batavia; Teleph. 1961; P.O. Box Guaranty Trust Co. of New York

14; Cable Ad: Alico Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Bank of the Manhattan Co.

Assurantiekantoor Langevelut-

Schroder, N. V., Insurance Head San Francisco Correspondents—Wells

Office: Batavia: Branches: Sourabaya, Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co.

• Bernarang, Bandoeng, Malang and Mak- Paramaribo Correspondents—Surina-

assar; Telephs. Batavia 567, Sourahaya amsche Bank

Noord Curacao Correspondents—Curacaosc-

1450 & 1444, Semarang

Malang 1278, Ad:

701; Cable Bandoeng

Cale- he Bank

Buenos Aires& Correspondents—Bank

donian; Codes: Bentley’s & Acme of London South America

BANKS London Correspondents — Bank of

England Lloyds Bank, Ltd.

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., The — Cable Sydney

wealth Correspondents—Common-

Bank of Australia

Ad : Taiwangink Pretoria Correspondents—-South Afr-

T. Arimoto, manager ican Reserve Bank

Hongkong Correspondents — Hong-

Batavia Bank—22 & 23, Asemka, Bata- kong & Shanghai Banking Corp.

via : Cable Ad: Bataviabank Singapore Correspondents — Hong-

kong & Shanghai Banking Corp.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Bombay Corresponden ts—Hongkong

& China—Cable Ad: Banana & Shanghai Banking Corp.

Batavia—D. M. Millar, agent Calcutta Correspondents—Hongkong

Sourabaja—A. D. Trail, sub-agent & Shanghai Banking Corp.

Semarang—R. F. Hunter, sub-agent Manila Correspondents — National

Medan—L. O. Tasker, agent City Bank of New York

Makasser—Michael Stephens & Co., Shanghai Correspondents—National

Ltd., agents City Bank of New York

Yokohama

ma SpecieCorrespondents—

Bank, Ltd. Yokoha-

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Zurich Correspondents—Banque Na-

poration—Cable Ad: Nerbudda tional Suisse

Batavia—C.

Sourabaya—H. L. Edwards, manager

R. Hemsted, agent President—Dr. G. G. van Buttingha

Samarang—McNeill & Co., agents Wichers

Managing Director & 1st Deputy

Cheribon—N.

Crediet & V.Handelsvereeniging

Internationale President—J. C. van Waveren

“Rotterdam”, agents Managing Director & 2nd Deputy

Macassar—Java Bank, agents President—Dr. R. E. Smits

De Java-Bode (Algemeen Dagblad voor Nederlandsohe Handel-MaatsohapIpy

Nederlandsch-Indie) Newspaper — N. V., Bankers—Head Office for the Far

East: Batavia.Medan,

Agencies at; Sourabaya,

Cable Ad: Javabode Semarang, Weltevreden, Ban-

doeng, Djocja, Solo,

De Javasche Bank (Only Bank of Issue bang, Djambi, Macasser, Bandjermasin. Djember, Palem-

oflished

the 1828;

Netherlands East Indies), Estab- Pontianak, Pemangkat,

Capital (Paid Up): F. 9,000, Sambas, Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Singkawang,

000,00; ReserveBatavia:

Funds:Branches

F. 17,636,816,20—

in Java: Rangoon,

Head Office:

Bandoeng, Cheribon, Djokjakarta, Penang. Calcutta,

Sun-AgenciesDjeddah Bombay,

and Singapore,

at:Tjilatjap

Cheribon, Suriname,

Tegal,

Kediri,

and Malang,

Solo; BranchesSemarang,

in Soerabaia

Sumatra:Koeta- Pekalongan and

Radja, Medan, Padangand Palembang; President—M. H. Woutman

Branches in Borneo: Bandjermasin and Members—H. Giel and K. F. Zeeman

Pontianak; Branches in Celebes: Mak- Secretary—C. F. H. de Vries

assar and Menado; Cable Ad: Deiegatie;

Codes: Bentley’s Complete Phrase Code

&Edition,

SecondA.B.C.

Phrase

5th,Code,

6th &Peterson’s 3rd Nederlandsch - Indische Escompto

7th Editions Maatschappij—Cable Ad: Escompto

-C300 BATAVIA

.N ederlandsch-Indische Handelsbank, Brocapharm, N. V., Pharmaceutische

N. V.—

Beheer Nederlandsch Indisch Kan- Groothandel - Poolweg No. 3. Batavia C.

toren

Directeur—G. J. Jobsis, F. Fzn. Catz Java Trading Co., N.V., Export-

ers of General Produce—Cable Ad :

Catzco; Code: A.B.C. 6th, General

Yokohama Specie Bank — & Bentley’s

President—M. Matsuda

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (Estab.

Bavosta (Bataviasche Volks eai Stad- Ladies’ 1875), Silk Merchants, Drapers and

sapotheek), Chemists and Druggists Baroe; Teleph. Dressmakers — 7, Pasar

— Rijswijk 9, Batavia Centrum; Cable Ad: Chotirmall, 1051 Central; Cable

Ad : Bavosta Codes: Acme

Bentley’s and A.B.C. 5th Edition.

Becker & Co., N.V., Batavia, Sourabaya MHeadSourabaya, Office: Singapore. Branches

and Pasoeroean, Importers of All Canton and KobeSaigon, Hongkong,

Kinds of Machinery; Machineto Shop

Pasoeroean; Dutchin Cobeja eComptoir Belgo Javanais,

Indian Navy; Contractors

Codes: Bentley, A.B.C. Societe Anon.), Importers of Glass,

and Mosse Metals, Hardware and Cotton

Behn Meyer

Bentley’s & A.B.C. 6th Edition

chappij, N. V., General Importers—

Teleph. Bt. 1832 and 1834; Cable Ad : Compagnie de Importation db Pro-

Behnmeyer; Codes:

Bentley’s, Acme, A.B.C.

Mosse and 5th and 6th,

Private ditits Metalijrgiques et Annexes,

Importers of Building Materials

Bendien & Co., N. V., Importers of Codes: and Machinery—Cable Ad : Albet;

Provisions; Chemicals and Drugs —- Bentley’s and A.B.C. 6th Edition

‘Cable Ad: Bendico, Codes: Bentley’s

and A.B.C. 6th Cultuur, Bouw & Handel Mu., N. V.

“Hok Hwie Goan”, Gouw Boen

Bergman, N.V., Handelsvereeniging, Seng

blished 1878), Importers of Provi-

Importers of Electrical Accessories— sions and Drinks of All Kinds and

Cable Ad: Bergman Codes: Bent- Manufacturers’ Agents

Jeyls and A.B.C. 6th Proprietors of Agricultural (Rub-

Biljartfabriek “Emma,” Billiaard Table ber)

Aerated WaterEstate,

and Real Lemonade,

and Syrup Fac-

Cactory—Factory and Head Office : G. tory-Cable Ad: Gouwboenseng;

Fhaulan 31, Batavia Centrum; Cable Codes: A.B.C. 5th & Improved,

Ad:

A.B.C.Kiel.ich,

andBatavia-Centrum;

5thBranch 6th Edition and Codes

Rudolf: A.B.C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s

Mosse. in Sourabaya Complete Phrase, Acme and

W. Kielieh, managing director Private

Agents at—Semarang, Soerabaya,

Bombay Java Trading Co., Ltd., The, Borneo and Sumatra

Importers of Rubber and Tea “Deli-Atjeh,” N.V. Handel-Maatschap-

Chests—‘Cable Ad : Romford; Code : pij, Importers of General Merchandise-

Bentley’s Central Buying Dept, for All Branches:

7, Malakkastr; Teleph. 1447; Cable Ad:

Borneo-Sumatra, Handel Maatschap- Noltehaas; Codes: All Codes

pij, Importers of Automobiles and

Provisions—Cable Ad: Borsumy; “Djatti Faroe,” N.V., Import and

Codes: Bentley’s and Acme Industries Mu, Importers of Glass,

Household Supplies, Paints, Cotton

Brandon Mesritz & Co., General Im- and Silk Goods—Cable Ad: Leder-

porters—Cable Ad: Brandon; Codes: werk; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

Mercuur 3rd, Bentley’s and Mosse

Bentley’s, Oriental and Schofield’s

 BATAVIA C30I

Dunlop & Co., E. (Handelsmaatschap- Handel & Cultuur Mu. ‘'Helvetia,”

pij), Importers of Provisions, Beve- N. V.-

rage, Spirits, Cigars, and Sundries

—Cable Ad: Dunlopco; Codes: Handel Mu. Gestetner, N.V., Du-

Bentley’s and A.B.C 5th plicator Manufacturers — 38, Tanah

Dunlop Rubber Co. (N. E. I.), Ltd., Wl. Abang West, CableBatavia-Centrum;

Ad: Gestetner. Teleph.

The—Tanah Abang West 20; Cable ches:5800: Sourabaya, Aloon Aloon

Bran-

Tjontong

Ad: Tyre. Head Office : Batavia, 5, Baudoeng, Tamblongweg 6, Semarang,

Java; Depots: Semarang, Soeraba- Villapark 4, Medan, Oude Marktstraat

ya and Medato

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New

Erdmann & Sielcken, Sugar and York (American Asiatic Under-

General Produce Exporters—P.O. writers, Ltd., Managers for the Orient)

Box 44, Batavia; Cable Ad: Visur- —15, Kali Besar West; Teleph. 225;

gis; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s Cable Mann’s Ad:Insurances,

Mann Alicogeneral agents

(Old and New), Acme and Private

Esche Forwerg & Co., Importers of Harmsen, Verwey & Co., Importers

Glass Ware, Piece Goods and Office of Wines—and CableSpirits,

Ad: Tobacco

Hapege;andCodes:Pro-

Appliances—Cable Ad: Eschewerg; visions

Codes: Bentley’s, Western Union A.B.C. 5th

2nd and Privateand 6th, Bentley’s, Mercuur

and A.BC. 5th and 6th Editions

Fermont Cuypers, N. V., Architecten- Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Batavia

en Tngenieurs Bureau, Architects (Java), EstateExporters

Agents, and General Im-

and Constructing Engineers—MoJen- porters and Insurance

vliet Oost 30; Teleph. Wl. 275; Cable Agents: Import: all Estates Requisites,

Ad: Fermont Batavia, Codes: A.B.C. Tea and Rubber Machinery, Gas and

Oil Engines, etc.Ad: Export:

5th Edition and Mercuur

A. A. Fermont, director & architect A.B.C. Rubber—Cable Crosfield;TeaCodes:and

Th. J. Taen, do. 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

plete and Revised 2nd Phrase Code Com-

M. Kaptijn, signs per pro.

General Motors Java Handel Maat- Heath & Co., Ltd., Tea Merchants.—

Kali Besar West 49, Batavia

schappij, N. V., Oldsmobile,

Chevrolet, Pontiac, Manufacturers Buick,of Het Onderling Levensverzekering

Vauxhall,

Passenger Opel,

Cars, Cadillac

Chevrolet,andG.LaM.SalleC. Genootschap “De Olveh van 1879”—

and Bedford

gerators and Trucks, Refri- Life

FrigidaireGeneral

Air-conditioning,

Insurance.

Holland; BranchHeadOffice

Office:forThetheHague,

Far

Motors Diesel Power, Delco Light and Bat. East: Batavia, Voorrij Zuid; Teleph.

Power Plants—Tandjong Priok, Java, A.B.C.1263; Cable Ad: Olveh; Codes:

N.H.E.A.L;Quade,

Cable Ad: Genmotjava

managing director M. G.6thHoekstra,

Edition manager

H. Creutzberg, sub-manager "

Gorkom & Co., J. VAN, N.V., Pharma- E.A. van der Horst, asst,do.manager

I. Ipsen,

ceutische Handelsvereeniging, Im- B. M. Colose, do.

porters of Chemicals and

Photographic Supplies, Wines andDrugs and

Spirits—Cable Ad: Gorkom-Djokja Holland-Batavia Handelmaatsohappij,

Exporters of General Produce—Cable

Hagemeyer & Co’s., H. Mu., Import- Ads: A.B.C.Holba and Bahol;

6th, Bentley’s and Codes:

Private Acme,

ers of

ChemicalsWinesandand Spirits,

Drugs Provisions,

and Office

Appliance — Cable Ad: Hagemeyer; Imp. Ind. Mu. Djati Baroe, General

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Merchants,Weltevreden

Batavia and Sourabaya

Telephs. 2046 (Sourabaya);996 Cable (Batavia)

Hall Trading Corporation, The Ex- Noord Lederwerk;andCodes: A.B.C. 6th

Ad:

Edition,

porters of General Produce—Cable Ad: Bentley’s Mosse

Halltrading;

& Acme Codes: A.B.C.6th, Bentley’s D. Matthias, director

 C302 BATAVIA

Indisohe Lloyd, Algemeene Verzeker- A. L. W. van Dobben en J. H.

ing Maatschappij N. V. (Indische

Lloyd, General Insurance Co., Ltd.) H.Warning,

M. Spit, managing directorsDept.)

manager (Passage

—Branches at Samarang, Batavia, Ban- W.Dept.)

A. Schreuder, manager (Freight

doeng and Sourabaya. Phone Sm. 1417; G. C. Mann, secretary

Cable& Ad:

5th Indische Lloyd; Codes: A.B.C.

6th Editions

Java Export Maatschappy, N. V., Ex-

Internationale Crediet en Handels- porters of General Produce—Cable

Vereeniging

porters of “Provisions, N. V., Im- Ad:

Eotterdam,”Building Javem; Codes: General Bent-

ley’s, A.B.C. & Western Union

Materials, Chemicals,of Alcohol,

Sundries, Exporters HardwarePepper,

and

.Rubber and Oil Products—Cable Ads: Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij-.

Exporters of General Produce—

Pacific (Import Dept.) and Cosmonatio

(Export Dept.); Codes: Bentley's, Acme, Codes: Ads:

Cable Boasover and Jasumy;

and A.B.C. 5th and 6th. Head Office at 6th and Private Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and

Batavia

“Isamy” Pharmaceutical Department Javasche Houthandel-Maatschappij

of the N. V. Borneo Sumatra Han- (N. V. Vereenigde), Timber Mer-

del Maatschappy Batavia-Sourabaya, chants, Exporters of Hewn and

Importers of Chemicals, Drugs and —Head Office: Semarang;Grandis)

Sawn Java Teak (Tectona

Cable

Photographic Articles—Cable Ad: Ad : Javahout

Borsumy

Kerkhoff Kerstholt

Jacobsoni van den Berg & Co., Im- ers of Glassware, Hardware and & Co., Import-

porters of Building Materials, Che-

micals, Provisions, Cigarettes, To- Office Appliances—Cable Ad : Kaka-

bacco and Paper. Exporters of co; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Alcohol, Grain, Flour, Tobacco and Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Mu., Ex-

Oils— Cable Ad : Jacoberg porters of General Produce—Cable

Jaissle & Co., Otto, Inc., Importers of Lieber’s, Ad: Kianguan; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

Watches, Jewellery, Gold and Silver- Bentley’s Acme and Private

ware and Toilet Requisites, Clocks, Klaasen Co. —Administrators : Rijs-

Novelties, Silverplated Ware, Foun- wijk 18, Bata via-C. Cable Ad: Klaa-

tain Pens and Pencils—Noordwyk senco; Codes: A. B. C. 5th and 6th

15, Batavia-Centrum; Teleph. W.I. Editions and Bentley’s

2569; P.O. Box 68: Cable Ad: Th. A. Klaasen, general manager

Jaissle; Code: Bentley’s and Mosse. E.M. Egas,

Branch at Sourabaya

Partners—O. H. Jaissle (Batavia) and K. Tels,asst, manager

do.

L. K. J. Matschelknauss (Soura- Kolff & Co. (Konninklijke Boek-

baya) handel en Drukkerij G.), Importers

Jansen & Co., L. E., Importers and Cable of Paper and Office Appliances—

Merchants, Batavia (Centrum)— and 6thAd:Editions, Kolff; Code: A.B.C. 5th

Bentley’s 5th and

Cable Ad: Jansenel 6th

S. C. van Vliet, manager

M. de Waard, J. Phang, O. Koninklijke Nederlandsch Indischb

Altmann & J. M. Blad, assistants Luohtvaart Maatschappij, N.V. (Ro-

yal Netherlands Indies’ Airways),

Java-China-Japan Lijn,N. V., Shipping- —Batavia;Cable

Kali Besar Cost 10-12; Telephs. Batavia A. B. C. 6th Edition, Ad: Aera; Codes:

1755-1758; P.O. Box 122; Cable Ad: plete Phrase Code & Bentley’s Bentley’s Second

Com-

Chinalijn; Codes: Bentley’s Complete Phrase Code

Phrase and Bentley’s 2nd Phrase. Own Managing

Branches

Macassar, atHongkong,

Semarang, Sourabaya,

Canton, Amoy, VersteeghDirector, Batavia—W. C. J.

Swatow, Shanghai, Kobe, Osaka, Manager,

de BruynAccountancy Dept.—Th. J.

Nagoya and Manila

 BATAVIA C303

Manager, Commercial Dept.—M. E. Mirandolle Voute & Co., N.V., Ex-

A. L. de Technical

Manager, Jong Dept.— J. P. de porters of General Produce—Cable

Bree Ad: Mataram; Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Flight Supt.—K, W. C. G. A. Wittert Bentley’s and Acme

van Hoogland Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., General

Secretary—J. M. MijnliefF

Manager, Foto-Technical Dept.—B. J. Importers and Exporters of Produce

Beltman —Cable Ad: Mitsui; Codes: A.B.C.

5th, Bentley’s, Mercuur 3rd, Mar-

Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij coni and Private

Voor Nederdand en Kolonien, N. V.,

K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airlines)— Muller & Co., Wm. H., N. V., Shipping

Batavia-Centrum

Directorship — Koninklijke Neder- Agents—Branches in Semarang and

landsch Sourabaya; Cable Ad: Mineral

atschappij,Indische

N. V., K.Luchtvaart

N. I. L. M.Ma-

Managing Director—W. C. J. Ver- Ned. Ind. Gas-Maatschappij, Import-

steegh ers of all Kinds of Gas Machinery

Lange & Co., de, Handel Mu., v/h, briek and Apparatus—Cable Ads : Gasfa-

Importers of Provisions, Cement, and Electron

Chemicals and Tobacco—Cable Ad : Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschappy,

Delange; Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Bent- N.V., Tea, Rubber, Coffee and Cocoa

ley’s and Mercuur Estate Owners and Managers—Cable

Lettergieterij “Amsterdam,” N. V., Ad: Bouwland; Code: Bentley’s 2nd

Voorh. N. Tetterode afd. N.O.I., Type- Ned. Siemens Mu., Importers of

foundry,

Paper Dealers

and in PrintingAccessories—

All Printing Machinery, Electrical Accessories and Railway

Tanah

Centrum;- Abang West

Teleph.Ad: 10, Batavia Materials,

3011-3Lettergieterij;

Batavia-Cen-

Telephones, Telefunken-

Materials and— Filiaal

Medical apparatus and

trum; Cable instruments Nederlandsch-

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Edition and Indie, Hoofdkantoor

Molenvliet-Oost 2; Cable Batavia/Java,

Ad: Siemens;

Bentley’s. Head Office at Amster- Codes: Alpha, Mosse and A.B.C. 6th

dam. Branch at Sourabaya

J. C. Fock, general manager

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd., Thi Nederlandsoh-Indische Drukkers en

baultweg I, Batavia-C.—Cable Ad : ofUitgevers Maatschappij, Publishers

“Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad” and

Linotype “Onse Courant”—Cable Ad: Nieuwsblad

E. Pundsack, manager for N.E.I.

My. Lindetevens - Stokvis (Capital Nederlandsche Rubber Unie;' N.V.,

Fs. 10,000,000), Importers of all Exporters of Rubber—Cable Ad:

kind of Machinery, Chemicals, Mo- Rubberunie; Code: Bentley’s

torcars and Trucks, etc., Manufac- Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro-

turers of Steel-construction, Steel ducts, Ltd., Condensed & Sterilised

Drums, Paints, etc.—Cable Ad : Milk, Milk Powders, Chocolate,

Lindeteves. All Codes Cocoa and “ Lactogen ”—13, Ko-

ningsplein

Maclaine Watson & Co., Exporters of Ad: Nestanglo; Noord, Batavia-C.; Cable

General Produce— Codes: Private

and Bentley’s

Maintz Producten Handel, N.V., Ex- Niederer &, Co., Importers of Wine

porters of General Produce—Cable

Ad: Produtrade; Codes: Bentley’s Flour, Paper and Sundries—Cable Ad:

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

A.B.C. 6th and Acme Bentley’s and Private

C304 BATAVIA

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor- Reiss &; Co., Handelsvereening v/h,

poration,

Oost 23, HeadLtd.,

Office:The — KaliBranches:

Batavia Besar Importers of Provisions, Piece Goods,

Sourabaya, Medan, Bandoeng and Sem- Photographic Articles, Sundries,

ers of Products—Cable Export-

Ad: Rosmarin;

arang Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s

S. van Gelderen, manager for N.E.I. and Private

Ockerse & Co., Produce and Land- Renlock Trading Co., a/s, The, Im-

and-House property—Bkmein N ieuw- porters of Bicycles, Cement and Codes:

Build-

spoort Straat 34; Telephs, Batavia ing Materials—Cable Ad: Bofra;

A.fi.C. 6th Bentley’s and General

271 and Welt. 6299

‘Oost Indie”, N.V. Handels vereeniging, Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd., Estate and

Importers of Piecegoods, Provisions, Shipping Agents—Cable Ad: Taybal;

Metals, Tobacco and Sundries— Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Broomhall’s, Bent-

Cable Ad: Toewan; Codes: A.B.C. ley’s and Birchwood

5 th and 6th and Bentley’s

China & Japan Representative— Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co., Import-

Netherland Selling Organisation, ers of Provisions, Building Materials,

Shanghai and Japan Glassware, and Iron and Steel, Export-

ers of General Produce—Cable Ad:

Oud Pzn & Co., N.V., Wed. G., Im- Mulhorst; and Scott

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s

porters of Wine and Provisions—

Cable Ad: Oud; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and

Mercuur Rowley, Davies & Co., Ltd., Export

Merchants and Estate Agents—Cable

Peek & Co., Ltd. (Francis), Exporters Ad: Hillrow: Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th,

of Tea—Cable Ad: Franpekoe; Codes: Bentley’s, Acme and Private

Bentley’s, Western Union, A.B.C. 5th,

Leibers, etc. Samarangsche Zee & Brand

Mu., N.V. (Samarang Sea Assurance

& Fire In-

Peet & Co., John, Managers of Tea , surance Dutch

Co., Ltd.), Incorporated in the

East Indies, Established 1866,

Estates—Cable

Bentley’s, A.B.C. Ad:

5th Peet;

and Codes:

6th and Alb Classes of Semarang

Insurance (Java);

Transacted—

Mercuur Head' Office: Bran-

ches in the Dutch East Indies: Batavia,

Semarang, Soerabaya, Bandoeng, Medan

Pitcairn, Syme &Co., Ltd., Importers and SydneyMacassar; Branches inBranches

and Adelaide; Australia:

and

ance Exporters,

Agents Shipping

(Estab. and

1825)—Cable Insur-

Ad: Other Territories: Shanghai and Ams-in

Pitcairn; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, terdam; Agencies throughout the World

Bentley’sand and Scott. Associated

Batavia, Sour- Directors—J. C. van Waveren, F. van

abaya

Ker, &Bolton

Samarang.

& Co.,Manila,

Ltd., London

with

and son, W. W. Otter-Barry andR.H.Hob-

Houten, B. N. Oudraad, H. W.

Ker Co., Ltd., Iloilo, Cebu Stokes

and Davao. Agents in U.S.A.: Aaron General Manager—F. K. Staartjes

D, Weld’s Sons, Boston

Schlieper Carl, Importers of Building

Pryce ,& Co., John, Importers of ware Materials, Electrical Accessories,

and Metals—Cable Hard-

Ad: Schlieper;

Wines and Spirits and Exporters

General Produce — Cable Ad: John- Carlowitzof Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s

pryce; and Engineering Code

Bentley’sCodes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th,

and Mosse

Schnitzler & Co., Importers of

RaTHKAMP & Co., N.V., C'HEM IOALIEN - Automobiles and Motor Trucks,

handel, Batavia, Chemists, Importers Cable Provisions, Tobacco and Sundries—

ofRathkamp;

ChemicalsCode:

andA.B.C.

Drugs—Cable Ad: Prevalade; Codes: A.B.C.

Ad: 6th, Bentley’s

5th and Acme

 BATAVIA C305

Schulte & Co., Handel Maatschappij, Stokvis Koninkluke Fabriek van

Importers of Electrical Accessories, Ind. Metaalwerken,

Afdeeling), W.J., N.V.of (Ned.

(Importers Sani-,

Hardware, Leather Goods

Materials—Molenvleit Costand99;Kailway

Cable tary Articles Electric Appliances, Tubes1

Ad: Schulteco; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and A.B.C., Metals, pth

etc.—Cable Ad: Stokvis;

and 6th and Bentley’s Codes

Mosse

Smalhout & Co., Herm. E., Importers of: Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Paper, Machinery,

way Materials, Lathes, Motors, Rail- Cable

etc.—Batavia-Centrum;

Ad: Price

Sianley Sunbeam^branch manager

Cable Ad: Smalhout; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Tels & Co’s., Handel Mu., n.v.l.e.,

Edition,

field’s Bentley’s, A-Z Papier & Scho- Importers of Wines, Provisions, House-

H. E.3-Letter

Smalhout, manager hold Supplies,

Goods—Cable Ad:

Metals

Letels;

and Textile

Codes: Bent-

Sole Agencies for:

Homelite Corporation,

N.Y., U.S.A. Chester, ley’s, Western Union and Private

(HomelitePortGenerators

and Pumps) Tiedeman &andvanTea—Cable

Kerchem,Ad:Exporters

Samuel

(PaperJones & Co., Ltd., London ofCodes:

Manufacturers)

CoffeeBentley’s A.B.C. 5th Sterling;

and 6th

John Kidd & Co., Ltd., London (Manu- and Mercuur

facturers

Ink) of All Kinds of Printing Velodrome, N.V., Importers of Auto-

Kern & Co., Aarau, Switzerland mobiles, Motor Trucks, Trailers, Acc-

essories, etc.— Cable Ad: Velodrome;

(Manufacturers of Precision

Optical Instruments, Theofolites, andand Codes:AcmeA.B.C. 6th; Bentley’s, General

Tacheometers,

ments, etc.) Leveling Instru- Visser & Co., Boekhandel, Importers

SOCIETA COMMISSIONARIA DI ESPORTA- iances—Cable of Paper, Stationery and Office Appl-

ZIONE E DI IMPORTAZIONE, V.H. A.B.C. 5th andAd6th: Visboek; Codes:

(Societa Commissionaria Orientale), Im-

porters of Motors, Provisions, Building W. J. Th. Gerretsen,Editions

director

Materials, Tobacco and Office Appli-

ances—Cable Ad: Socita; Codes: A.B.C. Wall & Boom, Weltevreden, Importers

ofTextile

Provisions, Building Materials and

5th and 6th and Private Goods—Cable Ad: Waalco;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

SoOIETA CoMMERCIALE OlTREMARINA,

N.V., Importers of Automobiles, Wehry & Co., Geo., General Import-

Chemicals,

Toilet HouseholdAd:Supplies

Articles—Cable and ers

Oltremarin;

and Estate

Batavia ; CableManagers—Head

Ad : Wehry; Codes:Office

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s, Lieber’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Mosse

and Private

and Private

Steenkolen Handel Mu. Ned. Ind.. Western IncoporatedElectric Co., o/BoxAsia,

in U.S.A.—P.O. 52,

Importers Tugofand

CoalLighter—Cable

and Coke, Steve- Batavia-Centrum;

dores,

Coaltug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Ad: hones,

Bentley’s Singapore; Codes: Ad:

Cable Wecop-

A.B.C., 5th

Mercuur and Scott’s Edition, Bentley’s and Western Electric

Private Code

Stibbe’s Export Mu., B.G., N.V., Im- Wilding & Co., General Importers

porters of Motor Bicycles, Chemicals

and and

and

Toilet

Drugs, Electrical

Articles—Cable

Accessories

Ad : and

Berstibbe; AbangMerchants

Cable

—28,Head

Ad:WestWildingco;

Office: Tanah

Batavia

Codes;- Centrum;

Bentley’s

Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

ern Union (Universal) Bentley’s West- Second and Acme. Branches: Semarang

and Sourabaya

 SOIRAHAVA

Sourabaya is the capital of.the “Provincie” Oost-Java. in the island of Java, and

is advantageously situated for commercial purposes on the Madura Strait, directly

opposite

principal the island

centre of Madura.

of Java’s The activities.

commercial second largestIt is city

also onthethenaval

island, it is the

headquarters

ofmunicipal

Netherlands India. Among its principal buildings are fine Government

offices, a naval arsenal, several shipbuilding yards and a naval flying-base. and

Sourabaya’s position is naturally protected and it lies on the

of the Kali Mas river which empties into the Madura strait This strait is the narrow low alluvial delta

division between the island of Java and that of Madura. Sourabaya, therefore, is the

outlet in a trade way for exceptionally rich districts. It has been pointed out else-

where that Javamuch

while yielding is naturally

the samedivided into yields

products, three producing

a differentdistricts,

grade. each This ofis due

which,to

climate as well as to soil. Much of the soil of Java is of volcanic oi’igin

exceedingly rich in deposits of a nutritive value. The eastern portion of the island, of and therefore

which Sourabaya is the seaport proper, contains about 2,000 square miles of agricultural

land, most of which

the population has been under

is agricultural. cultivation

Among for manytheyears.

the foreigners ChineseAbout

play71anperimportant

cent, of

part. In 1939 there were 32,601 Europeans, 51,883 foreign Orientals, 300,000 natives;

total 384,484.

The climate is typically tropical there being only three-quarter of an hour’s

difference between the longest and the shortest day. The climate, however, shows

one

and marked differencemoderates

mountain-breezes from that theof other tropicaltheregions

heat during day andforprevents

the influence ofcooling-

the sea

tooF.fastmaximum

off

95° atF. night. The pressure

and a rainfall is constant

of 130 inches. Thewith

wet aseason

mean covers

temperature of 80°from

the period December

to May, the dry one from June to November.

Sourabaya is extremely fortunate in point of shipping, thanks largely to its geo-

graphical position. and

with an excellent Besides

safe aroadstead.

modern, wellTheequipped

entranceharbour,

to the Sourabaya

roads is 1,500is provided

feet in

width at the west, and the depth of water at low-tide is 22 feet. At the East entrance,

which widens to the open sea, the depth is about 16 feet and in the roads about 42

feet. The

electric harbour

cranes, has approximately

dry-docks, 5,500 yards

and other loading of quayfacilities.

and coating and is fullyIt lies

equipped with

about three

miles from the centre of the town, to which it is linked by rail, road and water.

DIRECTORY

Aanneminq Mi,7., N. V., Algem. Bou- Algemeene Ned. Ind. Electriciteit

wen . (A.B.A.M.), Building, Contrac- Mu., N. V., Electric Power Co.,

serving Java and Borneo. Importers

tors— of Electrical Accessories—Cable Ad:

Aanneming Mu., v/h Firma H. F. Energon; Bentley,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th, Tybo,

Mosse, Galland & Alpha

Boersma, N. V. Nederlandsche

(N.E.D.A.M.)-Cable Ad: Nedam “Amsterdam”, N. V., Handelsvereenig-

ing, Producers of Sugar, Producers

Agentut;r en Commissiehadel M/Rohr tra and Exporters

Fibre,ofPalm

Sisalfibre,

Oil, PalmSuma-

man, N. Y. — Sociteitstraat 17; Ca- nels,Manila

Tea,Tapioca, Rubber—Head Office:

Ker-

ble Ad : Rohrman ; Codes : Bentley’s Sourabaya; Cable Ad: Victoria; Branch

Complete Phrase and A.B.C. 6th Office: Medan; Cable Ad: Victoria:

Edition. Head Office: Tanah Abang Codes: Acme, A.B.C. 6th, Bentley’s and

West B8, Batavia-Centrum Private

 SOURABAYA C307

Amsterdam Kantoor voor Indische Becker & Co., N.V., Maatschappij,

Zaken, Importers of Electrical Ap- T.V.D.Z. van, Importers of Building

pliances, Agricultural Machinery, Materials, Machinery,

Beckerco;Leather, tools,

Motors, Eingipe and Boiler Room etc.—Cable Ad: Codes: A.B.C.

Accessories, Railway Materials, 6th, Bentley’s ana Mosse

Wireless Goods, etc.—Cable Ad:

Akiz; Codes: A.B.C. 6th Bentley’s, Behn, Meyer & Co., N.V., Handel-

Mosse, Tybo and Galland Maatschappij, General Importers —

Arima

Behnmeyer; 1125 &A.B.C.

1126;6th,Cable

7th,

Building Materials; Tea and Rub- Bentley’s, Acme,J.Mosse and Private

ber Chests, Textile Goods, etc., Ex- Director—H. L. Bartels-Troje

porters of General Proiduce—Cable Agent—E. Gunther

Ads: Arima and Arhiko; Codes: Import Dept.—

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Bentley’s E. H.O. Liebisch

Hunaeus R.H. Colmorgen

G. E. Schroder

BANKS H. J. K. Moller F. Seltmann

Bank or Taiwan, Ltd., The—Head W. Goehtz P. Segerling

G. Eriebel

Office Taipeh, Formosa, Sourabaya Branches—Den H. Gopfert

Branch; Cable Ad : Taiwangink H. J. Seemann (Bali)

Pasar

Chartered Bank of India Australia & Burneo Sumatra Handel Mu., Gen-

China, The—Head Office: London; eral Importers, Exporters of Coffee,

Sourabaya Branch — Cable Ad: Sisal-fibre, Citronella-oil and Produce—

Soothsayer Cable Ad: Borsumy; Codes: Bentley’s,

J. M. Stuart, agent Acme, Oriental, Voller’s, A.B.C. 6th and

De Javasche Bank — Head Office: Private. Head Office: The Hague.

Batavia, SouraBaya Agency; Cable Sourabaya Office: Societeitstr. 1-3

Ad : Delegatie Brandon, Mesritz & Co. _ General

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- A.B.C. Importers—Cable Ad: Mesritz; Codes:

poration—Head Office: Hong Kong; 5th, Bentley’s and Private

Cable Ad: Nerbudda

H. R. Hemsted, agent Burns Philp & Go., Ltd., Exporters

Koloniale Bank—Head Office : Amster- ofAd:Coffee and General Produce—Cable

Burphil; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and

dam; Eastern Head Office: Sourabaya; Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Dutchman

E. H. van Veen, head agent Butteweg & ofCo.,Leather

N.V., andEstab.Leather

1880,

Nederlandstche Handel-Maatscvappi.t, Importers

Goods—Cable Ad: Butteweg; Cbdhs:

N. Y. — Head Office: Amsterdam;

Eastern Head Office: Batavia; Sou- A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private

rabaya Branch; Cable Ad: Trading

Nederlandsche - Indische Escompto China Underwriters, Ltd.,CarLife,

Maat-Schappij, N.V.—Head Office: Fire, Accident, Marine, Motor and

Batavia; Sourabaya Branch; Cable Ad: General

kong Insurance—Head Office; Hong-

Escompto Agents—Ross

F. H. Pino, agent Heerenstraat;Taylor

Cable&Ad:Co.,Roscot

Ltd., 10,

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. (E&tab.

N. Y.—Head Office: Batavia; Sourabaya 1875), Silk Merchants, Drapers, and

Branch; Cablemanager

Ad: Handelbank Ladies’

N. Bessem, Teleph. Dressmakers—23,

312z; Cable Ad: Pasar Besar;

Chotirmall;

Codes: Private. Head Office:

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The— (Sind.), India. Central Office: SingaporeHyderabad

Head

Branch Office, Yokohama, Sourabaya Branches: Batavia, Saigon, Cholon,

Hongkong, Canton and Kobe

 C308 SOUEABAYA

Dekker Hissink & Co., N.V., Handel Fiat Import Co., N.V., Importers of

“Fiat” Cars Ad and: Fiat;

TrucksCodes

and: A.B.C.

Spare

Mu., y/h, Importers of As]bestos, Parts—Cable

Iron and Steel Paints and Yarnishes, 5th, Bentley’s and Acme

etc.—Cable Ad: Hisdekker; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s Firestone Banden In Rubber .Mu*

Dobbelman, Louis, N.V., Handel Mu, voor Ned. Indie, N. V., importers of

TyresdenandBerg

Rubber

Importers of Tobacco, Mineral waters, van

Electrical Accessories etc.—Cable Ad: & Co.Goods—c/o Jacobson

Dobbelman; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Fiesseman’s Import Mu., Importers

Dorp & Co., G.O. T. van, V.N., Boek- ofRopes Leather, Toilet Articles,

and Yarns—Cable Textiles,

Ad: Fim

handel & Drukkerij v/h, ImporL

ers of Paper, Books and Office Fraser, Eaton & Co., General Mer-

Appliances—Cable Ad: Yandorp; Codes: chants, Shipping and Insurance

A.B.C. 6th Agents—Codes: Bentley’s Second

Du Croo & Brauns, N.V., Vereenigde Phrase, Acme, A.B.C. 5th & 6th,

Mercuur & Tybo

Machinefabrieken,

Brass and Cooper, Iron Importers

and Steel andof Frese & Hogeweg, Accountants—

Railway ; Codes:

Ducrobra Materials — Cable

A.B.C. 6th Ad: Cable Ad : Controle; and at Batavia,

Semarang, Bandoeng, Meden and

Dunlop & Co., E., General Importers Amsterdam Th. A. Dyrbye, Jr. | P. Kooi

—Cable Ad : Dunlopco; Codes :

A B.C. 5th and Bentley’s Fuchs & Rens, N.V., Mu. t.v.d.z.

v/h. Importers of Automobiles and

Ed. P. Itallie, Importers of Packing A.B.C. Trucks—Cable Ad : Fuchsrens ; Codes :

Material — Cable Ad: Kerkopharm ; 5th, Bentley’s and Acme

Code: A.B.C. 6th Fuhri & Co., E., Boek-Steen k Off-

Edgar & Co., Sarkies, Exporters of set-Drukkerij, Importers of Paper

Java Produce, Coffees, Kapok, and Office Appliances — Cable Ad :

Fuhri; Code: A.B.C. 6th

Groundnuts,

Kapokseeds, Tapiocas,

Castorseeds, Maize,

Pepper, etc. Gompen & Go’s., Handel Mu., Im-

and Skins:AdSnake, Lizard; and

CodesCrocodiles

: Acme, porters

—Cable : Edgarco

A.B.C. 6th and New Bentley’s —Cable ofAdCigars, Dyes, Hardware,

: Gompen; etc.

Codes : A.B.C.

5th and 6th and Private

Ellinger & Co., Importers of Chemi- Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd.,

cals, Patent Medicines, JPerfumes & The Manufacturers and Importers

Soap Perfumes—Cable Ad : Essence ; of Motor Tires and Rubber Belting—

Code : Bentley’s Factory atSemarang

Buitenzorg;

Batavia, and Branches

Soerabajaat;

Erdmann & Sielcken, Exporters of Cable Ad: Goodyear; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

Java Sugar and General Produce from Bentley’s and Private

Dutch

Codes: East Indies—Cable

A.B.C. 5th and 6th &.d: Editions,

Visurgis ;

Bentley’sAcme,

Complete Phrase. Bentley’s Gosho

ofCodes:

Kabushiki Kaisha, Importers

Cotton Goods—Cable

Second, Scott’s 10th Edition

Hongkong Office — 8a, Des Voeux Bentley’s and PrivateAd : Gosho;

Road C., National Bank Building; Gyselman & Steup, Brokers—Wil-

Cable Ad:

Shanghai Erdmasugar

Office--113, Kiukiang Road, lemskade; Teleph.: A.B.C.

N104; Cable Ad:

SimplonBentley’s

; Codes and Private5th and 6th,

Floor, Boom 710Bank Building, 7th Acme,

Continental

B. F. Hunt, partner

“Europa-Azie,” N.V., Handel Mu., Hagemeyer & Co’s., Handel Mu.,

Importers of Textiles and Carpets— General Importers — Cable Ad :

Cable Ad: Euraz; Code: A.B.C. 5th Hagemeyer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

 SOUBABAYA C309

Handel Maatschappy Gtjntzel & Hengelosche Electrische & Mech-

Schumacher, General Import- anische Apparatenfabriek, Import-

er's and Exporters — Cable Ad: ers of Electrical Accessaries and Agri-

Guntzel; Codes: 6t-h Edition, Bent- cultural Machinery—Cable Ad: Heemaf;

ley’s, Acme and Private. Head Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Mercuur 3rd, Western

Office: Medan (Sumatra). Branches Union and Private

in Sumatra: Padang, Sibolga, “Impla” Import Mu. voor Pharma-

Langsa, Belewan, Tanjong, Balei ceutische en Landbouwkundige

Lab. and Bilik. In Java: Batavia, Artiken, N.V., Importers of Chemi-

Semarang and Soerabaia. In Straits

Settlements : Singapore cals

Codes:andA.B.C.

Drugs

6th— Cable Ad: Impla;

Handel Mu. Fraser & Heave, N.V.— Internationale Crediet en Handels

Registered Office: 37, Molenvliet- Yereenigtng Rotterdam, General

Oost, Batavia-Centrum. Branch Fac- Exporters—.Cable Ad: Cosmbnatio

tories

Centrumat Sourabaya and Batavia- (Products Dept.); Codes: A.B.C. ,5th

R. von Holtz, branch manager andA. 6th,

C. (Sourabaya) Bentley’s

H. Zick, agentand Acme

J. Smart, branch manager (Bata- “Isamy” Indische Speciaal Agents-

via-Centrum) chappen, Mu., N.V., Importers of

Chemicalsetc.—Cable

and Drugs, Photographic

Handel Mu., Gestetner, N.V., Dupli- Articles, Ad: Isamy; Codes:

cator Manufacturers—Heerenstr, 19; A.B.C. lowitz 5thMosse

and and 6th, Bentley’s, Car-

Teleph. N 1322; Cable Ad: Gestetner.

Head Office for Java: Batavia-Centrum Italie, Firma Ed. P., Importers of

F. de Laat, manager Electrical Goods, Paper and Office

Appliances—Cable Ad: Kerkopharm;

Handelsvereeniging te Soerabaia Code: A.B.C. 6th

(Commercial

Chairman—B. Association of Sourabaya) Jaissle & Co., Otto, Importers of

N. Oudraad

Secretary—Drs. H. J. Yredendaal Clocks,

Silver Watches, Jewellery, GoldGoods,

Ware, Silver-plated and

Fountain

ties—Gebouw PensSimpang

and Pencils and Novel-

Jaissle; Codes:

Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New Bentley’s, Mosse. Head Office: Batavia

York (American Asiatic Underwriters,

Ltd., Managers for the Orient)—Cable Java Handelsvereniging, General

Ad: Burt

Burt & Co., general managers Importers—Cable

Myrtle agents

& general

Ad: Cresoendo; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Mercuur 2nd

Java Sumarta Handel Maatschappu,

Harmsen Yerwey & Co., General Im- N.V., Exporters of General Produce—

porters—Cable Ad: Hapege; Codes: Cable Ads: Boasover and Jasumy;

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Mercuur Codes: J. A.B.C.

Korf, manager5th and 6th and Private

2nd and Private

Joakin

Importers& ofCo.,Provisions

HandelandMu., N.V.,

Machinery;

Hellendoorn, N.V., Technische Bu- Exporters of General Produce—Cable

reau, Importers of Electrical Mach- Ad: Joakim;

inery _ and Accessories,

Machinery, Agricultural

etc. 5th and 6th,Codes: Bentley’s,

Universal TradeA.B.C.

and

—Cable Ad: Engines

Machine; and Boilers,

Codes: Bentley’s Private

A.B.C. 5th and Mercuur Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis, Handel

Helmig Chemische Fabrieken, N.V., Importers Mu., N. V. (100% Dutch Capital),

Pharmaceutische Import Mu., Im- Ad: Ehrenpreis; of Haberdasheryand—Cable

porters of Drugs—Cable Ad: Helmig; and Bentley’s Codes: 5th and 6th

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and Bentley’s E. Ehrenpreis, director

C310 SOURABAYA

Kerkhoff & Co., N.V., Pharm. Han- Linden, H. J., van der, Ned. Ind.,

delsafd, v/h, Importers of Chemi- Wapen & Ammunitiehandel, N.V.,

Importers of Fire Arms and Ammu-

cals and Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc.— nition—

Cable Ad: Kerkopharm; Code: A.B.C.

6th Maintz Productenhandel, N.Y., Ex-

Kian Gwan Handel Mu., General Ex- Ad porters of General Produce—Cable

porters and Importers—Head Office: : Produtrade; Codes: Bentley’s

Semarang; Cable Ad : Kiangwan; A.B.C. 6th Liebers, Leviathan, Mer-

Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Acme & Supple- cuur, Vollers & Private

ment and Bentley’s Manson & Co., S.L., Importers of

Koloniale Tabak Import Mu., v/h. G. Bicycles and Accessories—Cable Ad :

Klomp, N. V., Exporters of To- Manson; Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th

bacco—Head Office: Amsterdam; Bentley’s

Cable Ad: Tictam Amsterdam. Java Mauthe’s Agentschap, C. Jacobs, Im-

Office: Soerabaia; Cable Ad: porters of Cutlery, Clocks, House-

Reyem Soerabaia; Code: Mercuur hold Supplies and General—'Cable

Kolfr & Ankersmit, Importers of &Ad:Mos^eClockhouse: Codes A.B.C. 6th

Provisions—Cable Ad: Kolerank;

Codes: A.B.C. 6th and Bentley’s Mirandolle, Voute & Co., N.Y., Im-

Kolff & Co., G., Boekhandel & porters of Fertilizers and Gunny

Bags, Exporters of General Pro-

Drttkkeru, N.V., Printers and Im- duce and Hides and Skins—Cable

porters of Paper, Office Appliances, Ad : Mataram; Codes: Bentley’s 2nd

etck—Cable Ad : Kolffno ; Codes : & Complete, Acme & Private

A.B.C. and Bentley’s

Krapp, F. W., Handelshuis, N.V., Im- Mitsubishi Sho.ii Kaisha, Ltd , Gen-

porters of Household Supplies. Tex- eral sal;

Importers—Cable Ad : Iwasaki-

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th & Bentley’s

tile Goods, etc.—Cable Ad : Krapp ;

Code: A.B.C. 5th Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Import-

Lelyveld & Co., van, Importers of ers of Tea and Rubber Chests, Glass

Tea and Rubber Chests, Machinery, WareGeneral and Cotton Goods, Exporters

Railway Materials, etc.—Cable Ad : ofMitsui; Produce—Cable Ad:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th Bent-

Stutveld, Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent- ley’s, Mercuur 3rd Marconi & Private

ley’s and Western Union

Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van Bouwmate- Munaut&Co., Soerabaische Wapen en

Ammunitiehandel, Importers of

rialen, Importers and Pro- Fire Arms and Ammunition—

ducers of Building Materials—Nga-

gel

Ad: 93-95; Telephs. Z848 & Z847; Cable Naessens & Co., W., Importers of

Ligtvoet

Ing. J. G. v. d. Klashorst, manager Pianos, Radios, Gramophones and

Music—

L. P. Werchau, manager

Lindeteves - Stokvis, My. (Capital :

Fs. 10.000.000), Importers of all kind

of Machinery, Building-materials Ned. Ind. Gas Mu., N.V., Importers

Tools and Implements, Paints, ofineryGasplant Accessories, Gas Mach-

and Apparatus, Electrical

Chemicals, Radio and Motor-cars Accessories and Apparatus, Engines,

and Trucks. Manufacturers of etc. — Cable Ad: (Gasplant) Gasfabriek,

Steel construction-work, Steel

Drums, Paints, etc.—Offices : Soera- (Electric Plant) Electron

baja, Semarang, Batavia, Medan, Ned. Indische Landbouw Mu., Ex-

Palembang, Padang, Makassar, porters and Growers of General

Menado, Penang, Ipoh, Amsterdam, Produce—Cable Ads: Landbouw for

London, New York.—Cable Ad: Sourabaya Office and Bouwland for

Lindeteves; All Codes Batavia Office; Code : Bentley’s

 SOURABAYA C311

Festle & Anglo Swiss Condensed Rathkamp & Co., N.V., Chemicalien-

Milk Co., Importers of Condensed handel, Importers of Chemicals and

Milk, Chocolates, etc.—Cable Ad: Drugs—P.O. Box 153; CableHead

Ad: Office:

Rath-

Nestamglo; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and kamp; Batavia Code: Bentley’s.

Bentley’s

Nieuwe Soerabaia Courant, News- Regnault’s, P.A., N.V., Paint, Ink

paper— and Tin factories. Factories at

Sourabaya, Batavia and Semarang.

Nippon Mrnkwa K.K., Importers of Manufacturers of All Kinds

Spraying Paint, Nitro Cellelose,

of Paint,

Cement, Cordages Yarns, etc. — Lacquers, Varnishes, Importers of

Cable Ad: Menkwa; Codes: A.B.C. Chemicals, Dye-stuffs and Explo-

5th and 6th, Bentley’s, Schofield’s sives—Cable Ad : Regnault; Codes :

and Private A.B.C. 5th, Bentley’s and Private

Director—P. A. Regnault (Hol-

Oliefabrieken Olvado, N.Y., Exporters land)

of Coconutoil & Kapocseedoil in Bulk- Head Manager for D.E.I.—Th. M.

drums, Castorseedoil, Copracakes & van Driel (Sourabaya)

Kapocseedcakes—Cable

Codes : B.C. 6th Ad: Acme

Edition, Olvado;&

Bentley’s Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging,

N.V., General Importers and Ex-

"Oost-Indie” Handelsvereeniging, Codes: A.B.C. porters — Cable Ad: Rosmarin;

General Importers — Cable Ad: and Private 5th and 6th Bentley’s

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

and Bentley’s Remedios Bros., Produce and General

Orenstein & Koppel, N.Y.,v/h,

Eabrieken Merchants, Importers and Expor-

van Spoorweg Materiaal Import- ters, Commission Agents, Latest No-

ers

tivesof for

Railway Materials

Industrial and Locomo- 1; CableandAd:Groceries—Butteweg

Purposes—Cable

velties

Remedios

Straat

Ad: Koppelrail; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and B. Remedios, manager

6th, Bentley’s Broomhall, Mosse and

Private Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd., Agents for

Oud Pzn & Co., Wed. G., Importers ance Plantation, Shipping and Insur-

of Provisions and Beverages—Cable Codes:Companies—Cable Ad: Roscot;

A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Broom-

Ad: Oud; Codes: A.B.C. 6th and halls, Bentley’s 2nd Phrase and

Mercuur Birchwood

Oving Jr.’s Ijzer en Staalhandel, Rotterdam” Internationale Crediet

H. E., N. V., Importers of Iron and en Hanelsvereeniging, N.Y.r Gen.

Steel,

tives forRailway Materials

Industrial andIron

Purposes, Locom-

and Importers—Cable Ad : Ipternatio;

Steel Pipers and Tubes for

Waterworks—Cable Ad: Oving; Codes:Gas and A.Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th Bentley’s

I. and Acme

A.B.C.

Private 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Ruhaak & Co., Mu., t.v.d.z., Import-

“Patria”, N.V. Handel Mu., General ers of Building Materials, Chemical,

Importers — Cable Ad : Tolly; Dyes, Hardware, Paint, Railway

Material, etc.—Cable Ad: Ruhaak;

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Codes: A.B.C. and Bentley’s

Bentley’s

Pitcairn Syme & Co., N. V. H. Mij., Ruys Handelsvereeniging voor Indie,

General Merchants, Shipping and Importers of Stationery and Office

Insurance — Cable Ad : Pitcairn ; Code: Appliances—Cable Ad: Ninhand;

Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. 5th and 6th A.B.C. 6th

C312 SOURABAYA

8an Liem Kongsie, N.Y. Handel Mu., ances, Metals, Tubes, etc.—Cabie Ad :

Exporters of Timber—Oable Ad: Wisa; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Sanliem; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and and Bentley’s

6th, Bentley’s, and Umiversai Lum-

ber Stork Gebr. & Co., van, N. V., Agent-

schaf voor Machinehandel, Import-

Sanders Birnie, N.V. Mu., tot Ex- ers of Machinery—Cable Ad: Stork;

PLOITATIE VAN HET TeCHNISCH BUREAU, Codes: Mercuur and Western Union

Importers of Metals, Agricultural

Implements, Dynamos and Motors, SunTeleph. Life Zuid

Assurance

820 andCo.Zuidof 813;

Canada—

Cable

etc.—Cable Ad: Sandebinni; Code: Ad: Sudbeam

Bentley’s

Sohlieper, Carl Handel Mu., Importers Tels & Co.’s, Handel Mu., L. E., N. V.,

General Importers—Cable Ad: Letels;

of Building

sories, Materials,etc.Electrical

Hardware, — CableAcces-

Ad : Codes : Bentley’s Western Union and

Schlieper: Codes:

Carlowitz and A.B.C. 5th,Code

Engineering Bentley’s, Private

J. Klose, agent Union Insurance

Ltd.—Cable Ad :Society

Unionistof Canton,

Simpangsche Apotheek, Ltd., Estab. E. C. Hudson, branch manager

1. 11. 1855, Importers of Chemicals and R. R. Ross

Drugs—Simpangplein 5; Teleph. South Velodrome, N.V., Importers of Auto-

53; Cable

A.B.C. Ad: Simpangapotheek; Codes: mobiles and Motor Trucks—Cable

Dr. H.Bentley’s

Rutten, &mng.

Mercuur

director Ad: Velodrome; Codes: A.B.C. 5th,

Bentley’s General and Acme

Smulders, Frans, Utrechtsche Mac- Vereenigde Javasche Houthandel

hinfabriek o.d., Importers of Agri- Maatschappijen, N.V., Exporters of

cultural Machinery, etc. — Cable Timber—

Ad: Frasmu; Codes: A.B.C. 5th B. A. Wolff, agent

and Mercuur

SoClETA COMMISSIONARIA DI EsPORTA- Vraag & Aanbod (N.V. Het Techn.

zione e di Importazione, General Bureau), Importers, General Goods

Importers — Cable Ad: Socita; and Machinery — Aloon

Z1183Tjonton

and Z157558;:

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Telephs. Cable

Z4586, Z1144,

Ad: Electro; Codes; A.B.C. 6th

Private Edition, Bentley’s and Rudolf Mosse

Soerabaiasch Handelsblad,

Newspaper—Pasar Besar, N.Soerabaia;

V., Daily Wattie & Co., Ltd., J.A., N.V.

Cable Ad: Handelsblad Handel Mu., Estate Agents—Cable

Ad: Wavito; Codes: Broomhalls

Steenkolen, Handel Mu., Ned. Ind., 5th (Rubber

and 6th,Edition), Bentley’s,

Acme, Premier A.B.C.

and Private

Importers of Coal and Coke—Cable

Ad: Coaltug; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Wehry & Co., Geo., General Importers

Bentley’s, Mercuur and Scott’s —Cable Ad: Wehry; Codes: A.B.C.

Steinhardt, B. & F., General Import- 5th and 6th, Bentley’s and Mercuur

ers—Cable Ad: Steinhardt; Codes: Wilding & Co., General Importers—

Bentley’s, Mosse and Private Parade Straat 39; Teleph. Noord

Stibbe’s, B. G., Export Mu., N.V., Acme, 119; Cable Ad : Wildingco; Codes :

General Importers—Cable Ad: Ber- Bentley’s Complete Phrase

sitibbe; Codes: A.B.C. 6th, Bent- andA. Blocks, Second and Oriental 3-Lette,r

manager

ley’s and Western Union

WlNGEN, N. VAN, N.V. FOTOGRAFIE EN

Stokvis Koninkluke Fabriek van Kunsthandel, Importers of Che-

Metaalwerken, W. J., N. V. (Ned- micals, Radio and Photographic

Ind. Afdeeling), Importers of Sani- Articles — Cable Ad: Vanwingen;

tary Earthenware, Electric Appli- Code: A.B.C. 6th Edition

 SEMARANG

Semarang, the capital of the “ ProvincieMidden Java is situated in 110° 25' E.

Longtitude and

Europeans, 27,5666° S.Chinese,

Latitude.

2,133 The population

Foreign of Semarang

Orientals and 187,663numbered

Natives;intotal

1937230,473.

13,111

The city

principallymay be divided

of awhilst

nativethere in two

population,parts, the old part situated near the coast consisting

by Europeans, is also anandattractive

a districtsuburb

a littlecalled

higherTjandi

up inhabited

situated mostly

on the

hills about 500 feet above sea level, which lies some two miles to the South of the town.

Situated in Bodjong which is the main street running through

of Justice, various Government Offices and the principal European shops. the town are the Courts

The port of Semarang is an open roadstead,

loading is only interrupted on a very few days in the year. but as fine weather usually prevails,

Railway facilities are good and extend to Sourabaya, Batavia and Soerakarta from

whence they link up with the main line through the Island. There are also light

railways

Semarangtoalsothe possesses

up countryan districts;

up-to-datewhilst the main motor roads are remarkably good.

aerodrome.

DIRECTORY

Airline Co. (Koninklijke Nederlandsch- D.D. C.G. Broese

van dervanMeer,

Groenou, signs

do. p.p.

Indische Luchtvaart Maatschappy)— H. L. Dinger, do.

Aerodrome Simongan J. Prins, do.

Autohandel Ada, N. V. Droste’s— J. van

W. N. B.Alphen,

Verdoold, do.

do.

Autohandel Fiat Import Co.—

BANKS Javasche Bank (Java Bank) — Cable

Ad: Delegatie; Codes: Bentley’s

Complete

tional CodePhrase & Peterson

3rd Edition. HeadInterna-

Office:

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & Batavia

China—Office: Djoernatan E. H. Ter Bruggen Hugenholtz, agent

China & Southern Bank, Ltd., The (of A. M.Voute, sub-agent

Kananginko)

dkantoor te Opgericht

Taihoku 1920. Hoof-

(Taiwan).

Kapitaal Yen 2,500,000, volgestort Ned. Ind. Escompto Mu., N. V.—

Yen 1,875,000, Agentschappen J. Straatemeier, agent

Semarang, Singapore en Canton—te W. van Geleuken, signs per pro .

Kerkstraat;

I. Arifuku, agent Kananginko

Cable Ad: Ned.J.Ind. Handelsbank,

L. Bigot, agent N. V.—

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Nederlandsche Handel -Maatschappij,

poration—McNeill & Co., agents N.V.

Internationale Crediet-en Handels- A. J.(Netherlands Trading Society^—

Maasen, agent

VEREENIGING “ROTTERDAM,” N. Y.—

Cable Ad: Internatio Semarang Spaarbank te Semarang (Opgericht

P. F.Folkers,

W. Zimmerman, agent

sub-agent 1853, Inleggers-kapitaal op ultimoin

1938), F. 4,273,408-15—

C314 SEMARANG

BATAAFSCHE PETKOLEUM-Mij., HaNDELS- Houten, van, Yisser & Meursinge,

zaken, de N. V., Producers and Re- Doctors-at-Law—Hoogendorpstraat

32; Telephs. 1720, 249 & 672

28-

tailers of All Mineral Oil Products—

Telephs. Sm. 838, 858, 878, 898; Cable F. O.vanVisser

Houten I H. A. Bouman

Ad:

EditionPetreux; Code: A.B.C. 6th J. A. Meursinge | A. C. van Empel

H.A.J. J.M.van

A. Lagaay,

der Steur,branch

signs manager

per pro. Jacobson van den Berg & Co.—

C. Liefheid, do.

“Java," Handelsvereeniging—

Behn Meyer & Co., Handel-Maat- Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V.—Cable

Schappij, N. V., General Importers— Ad: Chinalijn

Heerenstraat

yer; Telephs. 39-41; Cable& Ad:

Sg. 233 235;Behnme-

Codes: H. Th. Albarda, agent

A.B.C. 5th & 6th Bentley’s, Acme,

Mosse & Private

H. Menzel, manager Java Ien Boe Kongsie, Printing Office

W. Surig, signs per pro. Booksellers, Stationers and Importers

W. Ristow, assistant —Gang Pinggir Street 68, Samarang,

Java;

ienboe; Teleph. 185; Cable Ad: Java-

Code:Be,Bentley’s

Biedermann & Co., Handelsvennoot- Sik Tjong director

schap v/h, Wine Merchants— Kxaasesz Mineral Water Factory—

Borneo Sumatra Handel - Maatschap- Koloniale Petroleum Verkoop Mu.,

pij, N. V.—Cable Ad: Borsumy N. V.—Cable Ad: Kopevema

M. Albert, agent M. F. Thomas

Butterworth &

Semarang & SourabayaCo., General Brokers— Koninklijke Paketvaart—Maatschap-

pij, N. V.

Constructie-werkplasts “de Arbeid”— Lindeteves-Stokvis, My. (Capital: Fs.

10,000,000), Importers

Dorp (fe Co.,N.V., GiC.T. van, Booksellers, Machinery, of All Kinds

Building Materials, Hard-of

Printers, Publishers and Stationers— ware, Iron & Steel, Tubes, Bicycles,

Chemicals, Motor-Cars, Trucks, etc.—

Erdmann & Sielcken—Exporters of Java Medan, Offices: Batavia, Semarang, Soerabaja,

Sugar and General Produce—Cable Ad : Cheribon, Makassar, Bandoeng, Padang,

Djocja,Amsterdam,

Palembang, Tegal,

Yisurgis Menado, Ipoh, London,

F. E. C. Ziegfeld, signs per pro. New York—Cable Ad: Lindeteves; All

K. Hauserman Codes

Fuchs & Rens— Maintz

Gorkom & Co., J. van — tigd tePorductenhandel,

Amsterdam)—Bijkantoor N.Y. (Geves-

H. J. Horn, agent

Hanover Eire Insurance Co., New York Masman & Stroink, Booksellers—

(American Asiatic Underwriters, JLtd.,

Managers for the Orient)—Cable Ad: Mirandolle, Youte & Co., N. V.—

Myrtle

Burt Myrtleagents

& Co., general managers C. R.C. Verwey, representative

W. van Duinen, agent (Estates

& general Dept.)

Harmsen, Verwey & Co., General Import- M. Dudok van Heel, signs per pro.

ers—Sourabaya,

and Batavia Semarang, Cheribon ‘‘NEDERLA ND,” StOOMVA A R T M a a TSCHAPPJ I

W. vanW.Nieuwenhuyzen, agent

HANDEL-Maatschappy, N. V.—

G. Hoppenstedt, voorheen Agencies: Arntzenius, signs p.p.

J. K.

Pacific Java-Bengal

Silver Java-Pacific Line

Hotel Centraal— Java-New York LineLine

 SEMARANG C315

Nederlandsch - Indische Spoorweg- SocietaCommissionaria di Esportazione

Maatschappij, N. V. e di Importazione, Inc. in Switzerland,

Comite van Bestuur (Samarang, ,,272; Piece-goods

P. O. Boxand43;Sundries,

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Socita;

Jova) Codes: A. B. C. 6th Edition, Oriental

Ir. H. R. Beukelman, voorzitter Code and Private. Head Office: Kom-

Ir. J. Slim, leden

Ir. P. A. G. Asselbergs, do. missions Gesellschaft fuer Aus und

N. H. WesterOuen van Meeteren, Einfuhr. Zuerich: Switzerland

H. Moorrees, do. do. H. W. Friderichs, manager

Gouvernemenis-Commissaris Tels & Co.’@, Handel Mu., L.E., N.V.

Ir. D. Willebrand General Importers—Cable

‘‘Oost Indie,” Handelsvereeniging, N.Y. Codes:

Private Bentley’s, Western Ad:

flnionLetels;

and

(Gevestigd te Amsterdam)—Kantoren

teCheribon,

Amsterdam, Soerabaia, Semarang,

Batavia, Padang, Makassar Van& van Oldenborgh, van Vliet, Vosmaer

and Menado Ewijk, Solicitors —

Oost - Java Stoomtram - Maatschappij, Valkenburg ifc Co., Tobacco Merchants—

N. Y. (Tramway Company-van der

Entweg)—Cable Ad : Trambond

H. B. Stapel, director & gen. manager Velodrome, N. V., Importers of Auto-

mobiles—Head Office: Soerabaya. Bran-

ches at

Pitcairn, Syme & Co.—Samarang; also Bandoeng, Makasser, and Semarang, Batavia, Diocja,

atKer,Batavia

Bolton && Co.,

Sourabaya.

London Head

and Offices: Ad: Velodrome; All CodesMedan; Cable

Glasgow,

Branches: Ker & Co., Manila, Iloilo, Vereenigde Javasche Houthandel

Cebu

Aaron and Davao. Sons,

D. Weld’s AgentsBoston

in U.S.A.: Maatschappuen, IST. V., Sawmills and

Exporters

P.O. BoxOf Timber—Java-boschstraat

Samarang - Joana Stoomtram - Maat- 9;Codes: 141; Cable Ad: Javahout;

schappU,

van der V. K (Railway

Entweg)—Cable Company-

Ad: Tram- Acme A.B.C. 6th Edition, Bentley’s

bond Managing Directors—Jhr. Ir. F. E.

H. B. Stapel, director & gen. manager C. Everts and C. J. van Alphen

Semarang - Cheribon Stoomtram-Maat- Vereenigde Vorstenlandsche Culthur

sohappij, N. V., Railway Company— My.,Dr.N.H.V.A. A. C. Reyners, agent

van der Entweg; Cable Ad: Tram bond Dr. T. J. van Lookeren Campagne,

H. B. Stapel, general manager

Semarangsch Stoomboot-en Prauwen- Dr.agent

D. M. van Assen, proxy

VEER, N. V.—

J. van Kuik, director Wehry & Co., Geo.—

Semarangsch Administratis Mu.— W. J. Ebeling Koning, agent"

Caesar Voute, managing director Wellenstein, Krause & Co.—

Serajoedal Stoomtram-Maatschappij, Wilding & Co., General Importers—Cable

N. V. (RailwayAd:CoMPANY-van

Entweg)—Cable Trambond der Ad:A. Myrtle

H. B. Stapel, director & gen. manager Wilding,• manager

 PABANG

Padang,the

longitude and 59capital

mm. 30ofsec.theS.WestCoast

latitude. Theof Sumatra, is situated

population, 100 deg.

numbered 52,05430ofmin.

whom30 sec.

2,592E.

(1,298 males, 1,294 female) Europeans, 40,744 (23,196 male, 17,548 female) Natives, 7,263

(3,977 male,to 3,286

according Census,female)

7th ofChinese,

October,1,455

1930.(755Padang

male, 700

has female) other

a splendid foreign

natural Orientals

harbour, the

“Emmahaven,”

for with uparticles.

Import and Export to-date wharfage

The produce facilities. The place

of the West Coast,is such

an important

as coffee,market

copra,

cassia-vera,

toKock, rattan,

the different portsgum damar,

world.rubber,

Theforhides, nutmegs, mace, withcloves,theetc.,centre

are shipped

offer plenty ofof the

opportunities beautiful

walking highlands,

and motoring trips amidstFortmostde

gorgeous scenery. Padang is one of the healthiest places on the Coast, land and sea

breezes contributing materially to lower the temperature. Owing to the absence of

monsoons

being morenoordivision of thedivided

less equally year into

overa dry

the and

wholea wet

year.season can beJune

However made,andtheJuly rainfall

are

considered to be the dry period and October to December the wet.

Padang is linked up with Medan-Deli on the North East

motor road which passes through a great variety of primeval and beautiful scenery.coast by an excellent

Comfortable

road, so that hotels and rest

the journey houses arefree

is warranted distributed along this 850 kilometer length of

from hardship.

In 1941 Padang will be an aerial port so that tourists will be enabled to enjoy

a birds-eye view of this richly verdured tropical island. Padang has two good hotels

and a Rotary Club.

Padang and Fort de Kock are each equipped with a golf course. Especially

attractive is the one in the cool climate of Fort de Kock, laid out in a romantic

miniature

about sortbelow

of Wild West canyon

part with a course,

rushingandstreamlovely

running

view,through

throughitsonelength

of the 40canyon,

feet of thethevolcano

greater“ Merapiof”the

about 10 Miles aaway. end

Padang can now be reached from Singapore

Baroe by air and from there by motor along good roads. in 12 hours, doing the trip to Pakan

DIRECTORY

Municipality Handelsvereeniging

Mayor—Dr. W. M. Ouwerkerk, ll.d. (Commercial Association)

Secretary—Dr. S. Blankstein, ll.d. Chairman—H. van Gelder

Treasurer—J. M. van der Wal Members

and A. of the Board — H. W. Jonker

Weening

Director

man, C.E.of Public Works—J. F. Kipper- Secretary—W, v. d. Stoel

Director of Electric Light & Power Kamer te

van Koophandel en Nijverheid

Padang

Service—B. van der Weerdt

Veterinary Surgeon—A. H. P. van der Industry, Padang) of Commerce and

(Chamber

President—(Vacant)

Put, VET. B. Vice- President— M. PasserN. F. Spier

Members—F. F. Anema,

Kamer van Koophandel en van Levicht. Ch. M. Kamerling and

Nyverheid H.W. Jonkerv. d. Stoel

Secretary—W.

(Chamber of Commerce & Industries)

Chairman—F. F. Anema BANKS

Vice-President—M.

Members—H. W. Passer H. D. Canne Chartered Bank

Jonker, of India, Australia &

and P. W. Metzelaar China —

Secretary—W. v.d. Stoel Javasche Bank, agents

 PADANU 0317

Javasche Bank— Royal Insurance Co.

R. W. G. B. R. Wagner, manager Queensland

N.I.L.L.M.Y.Insurance Co., Ltd.

Nederlandsch-Indische Escompto Mu., West-Sumatra Rubber and Koffie

N. V.— CultuurMy.My.“Taloeg Goenoeng”

Cultuur

K. Determeyer, manager Cultuur My.

0. J. Limpers, asst, manager Cultuur My. ““ Talamau ”

Danau Gadang”,

Borneo-Sukatra Handel Maatschappy,

Importers and Exporters— Nippon Yusen Kaisha East), Ltd.

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far

De Sumatra Bode, Printers and Passer & Zonen, M., Importers—

M. Passer, partner

Publishers

Malayan)— (Daily Papers, Dutch and

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging v/h

Handelmaatschappy Guentzel & Schu- —Cable N. V. General

Ad: Importers

Reiss; Codes:and A.B.C.

Exporters

5th

macher, Impoi’ters and Exporters — & 6th Editions Bentley’s & Private

Cable Ad: Guentzel;

& J.6th,P. Bentley’s, Acme Codes

& A. B.

Private C. 5th

Hellinx, manager Societa

e di Commissionaria

Importazione di Esportazione

v/h Societa

Handelsvereeniging Harmsen Verwey Commissionaria

Importers— Orientale, General

&of Dunlop, N.V., General

Piecegoods, Sundries, Ironware,Importers

Foodstuffs and Beverages—Cable Ad: Standard-Yacuum Standvac

Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Havede

H. v. Gelder

Tels & Co.’s, Handel Mu., L. E., N. V.,

Hoppenstedt, G., Importers— General Importers—Cable

Codes: Bentley’s, Western Ad: UnionLetels;

and

Internationale Crediet-en Handels- Private

Yereeniging

and Exporters— “Rotterdam,” Importers N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaat-

schappy, Importers

headand Exporters—

Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij , C.F. Anema, F. Anema, manager

manager (Import)

—Telephs. Padang 187, 189 and R. J. Veth, manager (Export)

Emmahaven 6 & 11; Cable Ad: Paket-

vaart; Codes: A.B.C 5th and 6th Managing Directors of:

Editions and Private Nederlandsch-Indische Portland Ce-

Lindetevis-Stokvis, Importers— ment Mij.

Mijnbouw Mij. Barisan

Marsman’s Algemeene Exploratie

Maatschappy Voor Handel & Industrie, Mij. Papierenzakkenfabriek

Import and Export — Cable Ads: Veths

Atlas (Import) & Industrie (Export) Agencies:

My. t. v. d. z. v an Houten Steffan & Co., Nederl. Stoomvaart Mij. “ Oceaan ”

Import and Export Weaving Plant, Ocean Steamship Co.

—Padang, Sumatra; Teleph. 27; Cable China Mutual

Cunard SteamCo.,Nav.

Steamship Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Ad: Steffan: Codes: Acme, Bentley’s, Nederlandsch-Indische Handelsbank,

A.B.C. 6th Edition and

W. J. Hanekuyk, director Private n. y.

J. W. van de Linde, proxy Palatine Insurance

Assurantie & Co., Ltd.

Mij. “Yeritas”

A genctes; “Union” Assurance Co.

Lloyds, London Amsterdamsche

verzekering Mij. van Levens-

Samarangsche Zee & Brand Ass. My. “Fatum” Ongevallen Verzekering Mij.

Nederlandsche Lloyd

Oost-Indische

Brand Verzekering Zee - &My.Brand Ass. My. Wehry ik Co., Geo., Importers—

“Mercurius”

 MACASSAR

119° Macassar, the capital

24’ E. longitude and 58°of S.thelatitude.

“Gouvernement” Celebes and

The population Dependencies,

numbered in the end is situated

of 1939

about 70,000 of whom 4900 were Europeans, 43,000 natives,

Chinese and 850 other nationalities. These figures do not include the floating 180 Japanese, 17,200

population of native coolies working in the docks.

placeAs(the

long

the principal

has centre of astrade

great importance in the north-eastern

acustom

transit port. andThere part

is anoffor

oldthegeneral

Archipelago,

wharf 510 metresthe

new concrete quay about 1,400 metres in length (the Julianakade), where the steamshipa

Wilhelminakade), with houses godowns use and

companies have their own waterfront, godowns and offices. The Southern end of the

waterfrontandiswarehouses.

quarters connected byA breakwater

a highway,2,700 several

metreskilometres long, with

long protects the business

the harbour from

is nicely built. A fine thoroughfare, lined with tamarind trees, traverses theThe

rough seas. Macassar has been closed as a free port since August, 1906. town

principal

part, where the Governor's office and other public buildings are

both sides to large grass covered squares—the Koningsplein and Kerkplein. A busi- situated, and leads on

ness centre consists of Passar Street, Tempel Street, Wilhelminakade and Julianakade.

The pleasantest

(along livingandquarters

the sea coast) are General

Hospitaalweg, wherevanhouses

Daalenweg, Prinsenlaan,

with colonnades Strandweg

give the impres-

sion of a town in southern Europe. The palace of the Governor of the Great East, is

situated in Hospitallweg. Around the European settlement

their villages. The surrounding country is low and marshy, covered with rice-fieldsthe natives have made

and

fine spectacle, especially in the evening, when they are not covered by the fogs thata

kampongs. The mountains, with the Peak of Bonthain in the distance, afford

rise from the plains. Beautiful sunsets are to be seen every night from the Yacht and

Rowing Club and the Harbourmaster’s landing-stage.

Macassar can be reached in a few hours flying in a modern Douglas airliner from

Batavia-Javaof Bantimoeroeng,

by K. N. I. L. M. Tourist arriving Macassar should not where omit tothere

visit isthea

new swimming pool under the(42falls,

Waterfalls kilometers

as wellfrom

as aMacassar

stalactite bycave.car) There are several

S’easant mountain resorts. The nearest is Malino, which is about 70 kilometers from

acassar and can be reached by car in about two hours.

Points of interests are the old forts “Rotterdam” and “Vredenburg”, both erected

in thetimes of the Netherland East Indian Company (17th Century), the Governor’s

Palace,

a most upGovernor's

to date office, the Townhall

acquarium. and the “De

The Societeit “Kerkplein”

Harmonie”with(Social

a monument,Club) andwithalsoits

associated swimming pool “Ce Harmonie”.

The Governor of the Great East, is stationed at Macassar and his jurisdiction

covers the following territories. Celebes, Molukken, Halmaheira, Ceram, Dutch Nieuw

Guinea, Lesser Sunda Islands, Timor, Borneo, Bali and Lombok.

The city of Macassar is administered by a Municipal Council with a Burgomaster

assar,president.

and 2 under The Council

Chinese). has 17 affairs,

Technical membersgrounds

(10 of European

and origin, sanitary

the public 5 Natives of Macas-

managed, the supervision of the Municipal Council, by a Director ofservice Municipalare

Public Works (Directeur Gemeente Werken). The gas plant is the property of the

Nederlandsch Indische Gas Maatschappij, which also controls the electric plant.

million The guilders

harbour (£1,300,000)

(Governmentandproperty) has been byconstructed

is administered a HarbouratBoard

a cost(Commissie

of about twelvevan

Bijstand)

under the with the

supervisionEngineer

of the Harbour-Director

Department of (Directeur

Public Works der

at Haven)

Batavia. asMarine

President,

and

shipping affairs are managed in collaboration with the harbourmaster and pilots are

compulsory.

 MACASSAR C319

DIRECTORY

AGENTUUR & CoMMISSIEHANDEL

BES”, N. V., Importers of: Provisions, “CELE- Nederlandsoh Indische Handelsbank,

Spirts, Hard-Class-Iron-Aluminium & Macassar N. V. — Head Office: Batavia;

Celluloid Wares,Hosierygoods,

Buttons, Cetleries, Branch : Celebes, D.E I.

Rubbergoods, Yarn, Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu., Im-

Woollens,

goods, etc.; Silk, Artificial

Exporters Silk, Copra-

of: Copra, Piece- porters of Automobiles, Provisions,

cakes, Gums & Resins (Copal), Hides Cigars and Cigarettes, Iron and

Skins (Birdskins, Birffalohides & Deer-& etc.—Cable

Steel, Chemicals and Drugs, Cement,

Ad : Borsumy; Codes :

skins),

EssentialsHorn(Cajupt),

(BuffaloRattans,

& Deer),Shells

Oils Bentley’s, Acme, Voller’s and Pri-

(Burgos, Flores, Trocas & Mother of vate

Pearl), Spices (Cassia Fistula, Cassia Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Ex-

Vera, Cloves,Maize

Beeswax, Mace

Nutmegs),Materials

Coffee, porters of General Produce—Cable

(Mangrove Bark)—Cable Ad: Agentuur; Ad: Catzo; Codes: A.B.C. 6th,

Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions,

Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Kolberg’s General and Acme

7 Figures, Acme 7 Figures & Private Celebes Motor Co., Importers of Mo-

Agents for: tor Cars and 25,Accessories^—Head

N.Nederlanden”

V. AssurantievanMaatschappy

1845 “de Office: Hoogepad Macassar; Cable

Nederlandsche-Indische Ad: Cemoco

assurantie MaatschappyZee-& Brand Groskamp, W.R., Exporters of Hides

Koloniale

Maatschappy Zee-& Brandassurantie and Coffee—Cable Ad: Remelius;

Tweede Nederlandsche-Indische Codes: Bentley’s A.B.C. and West-

Zee- ern

& Brandassurantie Maatschappy Union

Tweede Koloniale Zee-& Brandassur- Internationale Orediet-en Han^els-

antie

Zee-& Maatschapdy

Brandassurantie Maatschappy vereeniging “Rotterdam,” General

“de Oosterling” Importers

Ad: and Exporters

Internatio; — Cable

Codes: Bentley's

BANKS Complete Phrase, A.B.C. 6th and

Acme

Jacobson, van den

De Javasoh Bank—(Head Office: Ba- ter^ and General Importers;—Cable Berg & Co., Expor-

tavia) Macassar Agency—Cable Ad : Ad: Austroberg and Jacoberg;

Delegatie Codes: A.B.C. and, 6th) Acme and

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor- Bentley’s

poration (Head Office: Hongkong; Ledeboer & Co., W. B., Importers

Headquarters for Netherlands East and Exporters—Head Office : Ma-

Indies : Batavia) — Cable Ad : in

Netherlands East Indies : Nerbudda cassar. Branches: Menado, Goron-

talo, Ambon and Samarinda (Cor-

De Javasche Bank, agents respondencies of Netherlands Trad-

N EDERLANDSCHB H ANDEL-MaATSCHAPPIT, ing Society); Cable Ad: Ledeboer;

N.V. (Netherlands Trading Society) Codes: Standard,

A.B.O. 5th and 6th, Simplex

Bentley’s and Acme

—Head Office : Batavia; Macassar

Branch; Cable Ad: Trading Linde (van der) & Teves en R. S.

Stokvis en Zonen, Ltd., Ned. Ind.

Nederlandsoh - Indisohe Esoompto biles, Mu. t.v.d.z., Importers of Automo-

Maatschappij N.V. (Netherlands In- and Machinery—Cable Building Materials, Chemicals

dia Discount Bank)—Head Office: Ad : Linde-

Batavia; Macassar Branch; Cable teves; Private

Codes: All Standard and

Ad: Escompto

C320 MACASSAR

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V., Ex- Beeswax—Head Office: Batavia (N.E.I.),

porters of Alcohol and General Pro- Kali Ads: Besar West(Batavia,

Rosmarin 13; P.O. Sourabaia

Box 17: Cable

and

duce — Cable Ad: Produtrade; Macassar)

Codes: Bentley’s, A.B.C. 6th, Lie- Codes: All &Modern Reiss (Other Branches);

Codes. Branches:

ber’s, Mercuur, Private and Vollers Batavia, Semarang, Soerabaya, Ban-

Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd., Gen- doeng, Cheribon, Denpassar, Ampenan,

Macassar, Menado, Amboina, Band-

eral Importers and Exporters-— jermasin,

Head Office: Macassar; Cable Ad: Bankers andPalembaDg Reference:

and Padang.

Stephens; Codes : A.B.0. 5th and 6th Indische Escompto My., N.Nederlandsch

V.

Editions, Bentley’s Complete Phrase,

Western Union, Acme Commodity

Phrase,

Sampoerna New Boe Code, Indonesia & Mu. Bykantoor Macassar—1, Pas-

serstraat:

Cable Ad:Teleph. 57: P. O. BoxCode:

Samarangsche; 58:

Mirandolle Vottte & Co., Importers Bentley’s

of Fertilisers, Exporters of General Schlieper, Carl, Importers of Building

Produce

Codes — Cable

: A.B.C. Ad : Bentley’s

5th and Mataram ; Materials, Electrical Accessories, Hard-

ware andA.B.C.

Metals—Cable Ad: Schlieper;

Mohrmann & Co., J., N.V. Handels- Codes: Carlowitz and

5th and 6th,

Engineering

Bentley’s,

Code

vereeniqino Voorheen, Importers

of Piecegoods, Provisions, Iron and Schmid & J eandel, Compagnie Com-

Steel, and Hardware, Sundries etc. :

Exporters of Copra, Maize', Coffee. merciale, Exporters

of Pearl,of: Timber,

Gums, Coffee

Gum Copal & Damar, etc.; Ship- Hides, Mother

Cable Ad: Schmidarm; Codes:

etc.—

Bentley’s,

ping and Insurance Agents^—Cable Acme, Western Union, A.B.C. 5th and

Ad: Mohrmann; Codes; A.B.C. 5th 6th and Lieber’s

and 6th, Bentley’s, Rudolf Mosse,

Boe, Duo, General Improved & Private Steenkolen Handel Mu.. Ned Ind.

Importers of Coal and Coke; Steve*8

Moluksche Handels Venootschap, N. dore; Salvage Contractors

SeagoingandTugs Owner

V., General Importers and Export- ofLighter Harbour and

Company—Cable Ad: Coaltug;

and

ers—Cable Ad : Moluksche; Codes : Codes; A.B.C. 5th Bentley’s, Mercuur

A.B.C. 5th and ©bh, Bentley’s and and Scott’s

Acme

Ned. Ind. Gas Mu., N.V., Importers Tels & Co’s, Handelmaatschappij, N.

of Gas Machinery and Apparatus^— V., Letel

General Importers—Cable Ad :

s; Codes: Bentley’s, Acmer

Cable Ads: Gasfabriek (Gas Plants) Western Union and Private

and Election (Electric Plants)

Yeth’s Handelmaatschappij

Oei Seeuwen & Co., Exporters of Gebr., Importers of Provisions,. ! N. V,,.

Coffee, Shells and Pearls, etc.— Cement, Paints and Varnishes, Tex-

Cable Ad: Copal; Codes: A.B.C.

5th and 6th, Acme, Rudolf Mosse tiles, Yarns, etc., Exporters of

Coffee, Kapoc, Kapocseeds, Hides,

and Bentley’s Skins, Rattan, Shells, etc.—Cable

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging V/H, 6th, Ad: Yeth; Codes; A.B.C. 5th and

N.F., Importers of: Textiles, Sundries, Bentley’s and Acme

Foodstuffs, Photographic Articles, Hard-

ware and China ware; Exporters of: Cof- Wehry & Co., George, Importers of

fee, Spices,Gums,

Reptiles, Capoc,Oils,

CapocShells, Hides Provisions,

Seeds, Wood, Merchandise —Textiles

Cable Ad and: General

Wehry;

Maize, Rice, Rattans, Buffalohorns, Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th, Bent-

Arachides, Red Fish, Cassia Fistula and ley’s, Western Union and Private

 MANADO-EAST COAST OF SUMATRA C321

MANADO

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu., Im Mohrmann & Co.. Handelsvereenig-

porters of Automobiles, Provisions, ing, N.V., Importers of Dry-goods,

Cigars and Cigarettes, Iron and Provisions, Tobacco, Hardware, etc.

Steel, Chemicals and Drugs, etc.— —Cable Ad : Mohrmann; Codes:

Cable Ad : Borsumy; Codes: Bent- A.B.O.

Mosse

5th & 6th, Bentley’s and

ley’s, Acme, Yoller’s and Private

Handels & Cultuur Compagnie Moluksche Handels Vennootsohap,

“Noord Celebes” N. V., Exporters Importers of; Automobiles, Provi-

of Copra—Cable Ad : Marmelstein ; sions, Ammunition, Textiles, etc.,

Exporters of : Produce—Cable Ad .

Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6th and Moluksche; Codes: A.B.O. 5th and

Bentley’s

6th and Bentley’s

Ledeboer & Co., W.B., General Im-

porters, Provision Merchants and Nederlandsche Cultuur eN Handels-

General Exports—Cable Ad : Lede-

boer; Codes: A.B.C. 5th and 6tb, maatschappij, General Importers—

Cable Ad: Necumy; Codes: A.B.C.

Bentley’s, Acme, Simplex and Duo 5th and 6th and Bentley’s

Lien Oei Tiong & Oo.’s Handel Mu., Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging

N. V., Importers of Provisions,

Asbestos Sheets, Cement, Cigars, etc. Y/H, N.Y., General Importers and

—Cable Ad ; Liemoeitiong; Codes: Exporters—Cable

A.B.C. 5th and 6th

Ad:Rosmarin; Codes:

Editions, Bentley’s

A.B.O. 5th and 6th and Bentley’s and Private '

EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

The district known as the East Coast of the Island of Sumatra is situated

between the Government of Acheen and its Dependencies in the north, the

Straits of Malacca in the east, Indragiri (a part of the Residency of Riouw

and its Dependencies) in the south, and the Residency of Sumatra’s West

Coast and of Tapanoeli in the west. The administrative formation of one pro-

vince for the whole of Sumatra took effect as from July 1st. 1938, the highest

administrative authority now being the Governor of Sumatra. Local affairs

however in the East Coast of Sumatra are in effect controlled by the Resident

of the East Coast of Sumatra, who has under him 7 Assistant Resident.^, 19

Controllers (inc. Gezaghebbers) and 7 Assistant-Controllers. The East Coast

of Sumatra includes a number of States, each of which, under control of the

Government, is ruled by a body known as the ‘Tnlandsche Zelfbestuur”, con-

sisting of the Sultan and his “Rijkgrooten.” Justice is dispensed by the Court

of Justice at Medan, the Landraad of Medan, Bindjei, Tandjong Balei, Tebing

Tinggi and Bengkalis, the Residentiegerechten of Medan, Bindjei, Tandjong

Balei and Bengkalis, the Magistrates, the Landgerechten, and by native Courts

or “Karapatan.” The staple industry of the country is agriculture, and, this

being dependent upon imported labour (mostly Javanese), the labour question

is carefully guarded by a special ordinances. The employer must house his

people properly, provide them with medical attendance and food when sick,

and daily or monthly payments are compulsory. The question of indentured

labour has received great attention in the recent past, resulting in a new Coolie

Ordinance which calls for a progressive decline in the proportion of contract

coolies to the

all labour wastotal

free.labour force employed by estates. At the end of 1939 almost

C322 EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

The East Coast of Sumatra has an area of 36,101 square miles and a popu-

lation, according to the 1930 census, of 1,693,200, which includes 11,079 Euro-

peans, 192,822 Chinese, 18,904 other foreign orientals (mostly British Indian)

and 1,470,395 natives ; Atjeh and Dependencies an area of 21,448 square miles

and a population of 1,002,000.

The European taxable population is estimated at 25 per cent, less than in

1930, and the labour force on estates at 211,146 coolies, whereas it was formerly

as high as 320,000. The retrograde movement however has ceased and more

coolies are being brought from Java than are being sent back. It is of interest

to record that the gradual abolition of the penal clauses in the agreements of

indentured labourers has worked smoothly, and free labourers now amount to

morebythan

and 99 peroncent,

Germany May of10,the

1940,total

the force. Consequent

recruitment upon the invasion

of administrative of (Holl-

personnel for

the estates from the mother country and enemy occupied territories has become

impossible.

The supremacy of the Dutch Government is based upon political treaties

with

subjectseachexcept

of thesoPrinces,

far as inrelates

whosetohands is left theofjurisdiction

the infliction the death over their own

penalty and

banishment, and the disposal of land or landed property. Land contracts with

Europeans, while made between the ruling prince and the concessionaire, are

subject to the approval of the Governor. Mining contracts require the appro-

val of the Governor-General of the Netherland-Indies. In all the States the

Dutch Government

ordinary revenues. Land has bought

revenue,thecollected

right toby Government

collect the customs

officials, duties

is largelyandat the

the

disposal of the native rulers and his chiefs. The best known of the States is

Deli, where tobacco planting was first introduced, and by which name the whole

of the East Coast province is sometimes designated. Deli, Langkat, Serdang

and other tobacco-growing districts, are celebrated throughout the world for

their fine silky tobacco leaf, which is specially suited for the outside wrappers

of cigars, being at once light in weight and elastic and strong in texture. Next

to tobacco, the cultivation of rubber (Hevea Brasiliensis) was developed though

it has been considerably restricted in recent years. There are also important

plantations of tea, palm-oil and hemp.

Very important, also, is the export of fish from Bagan Si Api Api—to

Singapore and Java. There is also a considerable export of timber from the

islands

and alongnear

withBengkalis

imports fromto Singapore. Thetoproduction

Java is sufficient of paddy

meet the local demand.is considerable

The import

ofHfe foreign rice is largely prohibited, An important

north of the district of Pangkalan Brandan. The production oil industry isexistsin thein

hands of the Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij. Almost all necessaries of

the other than simple foodstuffs have to be imported, and a brisk trade between

Java, the Straits Settlements, Europe and the East Coast is the consequence.

Medan (Deli), the Capital of Sumatra, and the residence of the principal

civil and military officials, is a pleasant little town, laid out in modernstyle,

and administered by a Municipality. It is well provided with schools and

hospitals. In the town five European banking corporations—the Java Bank,

the Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Maatschappij, the Nederlandsch-Indische Handelsbank, the Nederlandsch-

Indisch Escompto Maatschappij—have their branches, and there are also two

Chinese banks. There are two hotels (Hotel de Boer and Grand Hotel), a Social

Club (Witte Societeit), Deli Yacht Club, Racing, Golf and Tennis clubs; also

numerous houses of business, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Malay, Bombay and

Tamil shops, etc. Medan is a regular port of cal] on the K.L.M. air route

Amsterdam-Batavia. (Now Palestine-Batavia.)

The port of Belawan Deli, at the mouth of the Belawan River, is in com-

munication

distance up with Medangiving

country, by road

also andcommunication

railway, the lines of which extend

via Tandjoeng Poeraa long

and

Pangkalan Brandan with Koeta Radja (Atcheen) and to the south vw Tebing

Tinggi, with Tandjong Balei (Asahan), Koeta Penang and, via Pematang-

Siantar, to the west with Sibolga, Fort de Kock, Padang, Korintji. Improve-

 EAST COAST OF SUMATRA C323

merits and extensions to the road system are being carried out by degrees.

Cither important ports are those of Pangkalan Brandan, Tandjoeng Poera,

Tandjong Balei, Bengkalis, Bagan Si Api Api and Laboean Bilik and Pakan-

baroe. There are Wireless Stations at Medan, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api-

Api. Brastagi and Prapat, the former nearly 5,000 feet above the sea level

and the latter on the shores of the Toba Lake are popular holiday resorts with

modern hotels where golf bathing and riding may be enjoyed.

directory

Governor’s Office Controller—J. J. Menke

Governor of Sumatra—A. I. Spits c. Onderafdeeling Laboehan Batoe

Resident—Dr. W. J. Beck (Rantau Prapat)

Asst. Resident 1st Cl.—A. Breekland Controller — R. A. H. Beissel von

Secretary of the Government of Suma- Gymnich IV Afdeeling Simeloengoen en de

tra—H. W. Nolting

Chief-Inspector of the General Police— Asst.Karolanden, Pematang Siantar

Resident—A. Dirks

J. H. Boon von Ochssee . a. Onderafdeeling Simeloengoen,

Residentie East Gpast of Sumatra (Pematang Siantar)

Resident—F. J. Bruggeman

Asst. Residents—P. S. J. Ablij and O. Under

Treffers

the Asst. Res. of the Department

Controllers—Dr. R. M. van Phee and

Asst. Resident for Agrarian Matters— A.b. H.Onderafdeeling

Doornik

Karolanden,

•J. Gerritsen (Kaban Djahe)

Officer of the General Treasure-:--J. K.

C. Fehr Controller—Dr. J. Gerritsen

V Afdeeling Bengkalis (Bengkalis)

Administrative Depts. of the Govt. Asst.a.Resident—P. Ferwerda

Onderafdeeling Bengkalis,

of East Coast of Sumatra

I. Afdeeling Deli en Serdang (Medan) Under the Asst. (Bengkalis)

Asst. Resident—0. Bakker Res. of the Depart-

ment

a. Onderafdeeling Beneden Deli (Me- Controller—Dr.

dan) J. E. Nieuwenhuis

Controller, Medan—G. van Gelder b. Onderafdeeling Siak (Siak Sri

b. Onderafdeeling Boven Deli (Arn- Ged. Gezaghebber—A. Indrapoera)

hemia) Ch. van der

Controller—G. E. Bloem (fd.) Vlugt

c. Onderafdeeling Serdang (Loeboek c. Opderafdeeling Bagen Siapiapi

(Bagan Siapiapi)

Pakam) Fg. Controller—J. de Visser

Controller—B. A. Bruins

d. Onderafdeeling Padang en Bedagei Inspectie van Financien Medan

(Tebing Tinggi) Inspecteur van Financien le kl., Hoofd

Controller—Dr. B. F. Roskott der Inspectie—H. J. M. Hoogeveen

II. Afdeeling Langkat (Bindjei)

Asst. Resident—Dr. J. J. C. H. van Inspecteurs van Financien—A. W. H.

Bussipk, A. L, Qrendel, M. Dirkzwager,

Waardenburg W. F. A. Hakker van Financien —

Ged. Geraghebber (with residence Adjunct-Inspecteur

Pangkalan Brandan) W. A. Luit- M. J. Levert

wieler

III. Afdeeling Asahan, (Taiidjoeng Candidaat

ancien—W.Adjunct-InspecteurWaningvan Fin-F.

J. Ph.devanBelastingen—J.

Balei) Controleur voor

Asst. Resident—O. Treffers Enkoroma Coffie

Controller—Dr. W. E. Mastenbrock

a. Onderafdeeling Asahan (Tandjoeng Adjunct-Controleur

gen—Ch. E. Pesch

voor de Belastin-

Balei) under the Asst. Resident of Belastingambtenaren 3de klasse—Mej,

the department

b. Onderafdeeling Batoe Bara, (Laboe- L.R. Krijgsman,

de Bruin, F. B.Lian

Lim A. Enkproma Coffie.

Po, Alexander

han Roekoe) Siahaan, G. von Kriegenbergh

C324 EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

Belastingambtenaren 4de klasse—Alip, Inspector for North Sumatra at Medan

P. P. Aroean Iste klasse—Th. J. M. —J. P. A. Koopmans

Terreinambtenaren

van der Lee, A. W. A. Penningnieuw- CuLTUURRAAI)

land

Terreinambtenaar 2de klasse — H. N. President—The Resident

Yisser Secretary—C. Nicolai

Terreinambtenaar 3de klasse — Mo- Hoofd-Ingenieur van den Localen

hamad Djoezat Waterstaat—Ir. G. A. L. Statius-

Adjunct - Terreinambtenaren—Osmans- M.uller

jah, Lay Khin Sioe, Sjarif Nasoe- Inspecteurs van den Localen Water-

tion staat—Ir. G. E. Bekkering en Ir. C.

Iste Klerken—Nico Kasido Cassianus, Woudenberg

Salomo Tampoebolon, Constantijn Harbour Department

Hoetapea, Tan Som Koei, Herman Belawan TLarbov/r

Siboerian, Amansjah, Adenoen, Loeat Director—Ir. R. van Yperen

Hasiboean, Paringgonan Siregar, Harbourmaster—M. H. Niemeyer

Parlaoengan, Abdul Kahar Asst.Pangkalan

Harbourmaster—B. Jongste

Klerken — AchmadLoedin

Napitoepoeloe, Marzoeki,

Siahaan,Hezekiel

Loek- Brandan Harbour

man’l Hakim, Mohd. Joesoef, Noeran- Harbourmaster—P. van der Meer

war, Abdul Gani, Soetarno, Bonifacius Asst. Harbourmaster—H. W. F. Rosevelt

Tampoebolon, Moeara Sitompoel, F. W. Asahan Harbour

Nigg

Ambtenaren van den dienst der Harbourmaster—W. J. Butteling

belastingen geplaatst te High Court (Raad van Justitie)

Pematang Siantar — Ch. H. Middleton te Medan

Tandjong Balei—W. leA.klasse)

Terreinambtenaar Ch. B. Paehlig President—Dr. W. J. H. Ter Burg

(Terreinambtenaar

Bengkalis—F. E. vonle klasse)

Mauw (Adjunct- Members—Drs. H. A- Nauta and A.

Terreinambtenaar) M. Meijer

Bagan Griffier—Dr. W. J. Smits

(Belastingambtenaar 3e klasse) Don

Siapi-api — L. G. van

Labour Inspection

Koetaradja — C. G. W. Milar (Be- Inspector, 1st Class—H. W. A. A.

lastingambtenaar

Langsa—S. 3e klasse)

M. van Dissel (Terreinambte- Martens (Medan)

naar 2e klasse) Medical Department

Sibolga—W. P. Hanssens (Terreinambte- Civil Medical Officer—J. C. A. Ultee

naar 2dePinang—Ch.

Tandjong klasse)

(Belastingambtenaar F.2deA. klasse)

MeulemansW. Military Department

Sitompoel (le Klerk).

Rengat — L. Kalff (Belastingambtenaar Commander—Jhr. W. Boreel

3de klasse) Municipality

Administration of Finances of the Burgomaster—0. E. E. Kuntze

■ Native States Secretary—S. Blankstein

Surveyor—W. van der Vegt

Director—P. S. J. Ablij (Asst. Resi- Director of Public Works, Building h

dent) Housing Inspection—Ir. W. van

Administrator — J. van Overstraten Ommen

Kruysse Director of the Municipality Hospital

Secretary—J. G. van Essel —Dr. A. A. Messing

Auction Department Native Courts

Supt.—The Resident Medan <& Bindjei

Opium & Salt Department First President—Dr. A. M. Meijer

Second President—Dr. H. Kraak

In the Netherlands Indies—Head Tandjong Balei

Office : Batavia-Centrum President.—Dr. K. Fauser

 EAST COAST OF SUMATRA 0325

Ptmatang Siantar Cable & Wireless, Ltd.—Medan, Deli;

President—A. Dirkzwager Teleph. 130; Cable Ad: Eastern

Kota Radja M. G. Calder, manager

President—Jhr. Dr. W. 0. van den F. G. Rijkschroeff, assistant

Brandeler

Langsa

President—Jhr. Dr. W. C. van der Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China (Medan Agency)—Cable

Brandeler Ad: Durian

Bagan A pi,-A pi H. A. Maclean, agent

Magistrate—J. C. C. Haar T. H. Gwyther, accountant

Selat Pandjang W F. MacDonald, sub-acct

Magistrate—J. P. de Putter A. G. Mitchell, do.

Siak Sri Indrapoera

Magistrate—J. Dijk Civil Aviation (Koninklyke Neder-

Rohan (Pasir Pengarajan) landsch Indische Luchtvaart Maats-

Magistrate—A. J. M. W. van den chappij)

Berg P. Th. C., van Adrichem, R. Atot,

Kampar Kiri (Pahan Baroe) Dr. G. F. F. Ave Lallemant,

Magistrate—H. J. G. Dorenbosch M. L. Beckman Lapre, J. M.

Benghalis Beuker, J. C. E. Beusekom van,

Magistrate—(Vacant) K. C. Boer, Ir. H. M. Boers,

Police Department W. H. H. Bogaert van den, A.

East Coast of Sumatra, Ned. Indies van den Bosch, W. J. J. A. van

Chief Police Officer—P. H. J. M. Mase- den Bosch, J. Bouman, Dr. Ir.

land R. J. A. Brandes de Roos, J. W.

de Bruyn, A. G. Buys, H. Buys,

Treasury Department R. F. ten Cate, H. J. V. Coester,

E. B. van Dam, M. Dekker, Ir.

Treasurer—Arinta J. A. Elsbory H. van Diermen, H. P. G. van

Dijk, Zr. A. M. Eigeman, G. J.

Administratie Kantoor Kamerlingh Eimers, Drs. J. D. Emeis, Ir.

Onnes, N. V.—19, 21, 23 & 25, Hutten- A. J. Ente, W. J. H. Eradus,

bachstraat, Medan; Telephs. 101 and C. L. H. van Erkom, A. Faubel,

121; Cable Ad: Onnes; Codes: Ir. C. P. M. Frijlinck, J. A. H.

A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions, Mercuur

3rd Edition, Lieber’s, BroomhalPs, Giezen, J. 0. D. Groot, H. Har-

Bentley’s dus, J. P. F. G. Heydeman, R.

A. C. van den Hoek, E. Jakob-

Anglo-Duch Estates Agency, Ltd., sen, Ir. P. H. de Jong, A. van

Estates Agents and Merchants— der Kaay, G. Kerkhof, G. Keu-

Medan, East Coast of Sumatra; ter, F. J. Klein, Th. H. F. Kok,

Cable Ad: Anduesta J. J. Knaud, H. G. Kolkman,

H. H. Fenton, manager M. Kwadijk, O. M. Lammerts

van Bueren, Mi. H. L. Lefebre,

C. F. Th. van Lingen, G. V.

Assurantiekantoor van Blaaderen Logeman, J. S. G. Loncke, Th.

& Michelsen, N. V., Insurance— G. I. van Looy, Dr. F. H. van

Kesawan, Medan; Teleph. 604 ; Cable der Maarel, Ir. W. Mass Geeste-

Ad : Blassmichel; Code: Bentley’s ranus, W. H. Marinus. Dr. H.

Director—W. F.

Proxy—A. A. Aarsse Michelsen Meyer, Dr. J. A. Middendorp,

M. R. K. Mittman, D. E. Mor-

Bluntschli, H. O., General Agent— gan, Ir. A. van Noortwiik, R.

Pakan Baroe, Sumatra East Coast. Oswald, J. A. Overtoom, W. van

Also at Singapore (S.S.): P.O. Box Ravestijn, H. Renes, H. Roemer

53: Cable Ads: Bluntschli, Pakan- A. J. J. Roozenburg, Mej. F. M.

baroe; Bluntschli, Singapore P. Rucker, A. H. Rupp. W. C.

A. Sanderus, W. Schouten, W.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappij C. J Sierhuis, J. O. Simonis,

A. Nagel, manager W. Simons, R. H. M. Slinger,

G. Slotboom, W. van der Sluis,

C326 EAST COAST OE SUMATRA

J. Smits, W. Soederhuizen, G. Boorterrein Aroebaai:

G. W. Drenthen, (Dj. Rajeu), I.

A. Sombeek, Ir. J. Spoel, R. J. Groenenberg, I. van Oeveren, O.

Springintveld, J. M. B. Staf, W. van der Sluis, (Gebang), Ir.

H. Stravers, Ir. P. Suter, G. J. A. G. G. Schot and A. O. Zandee

Timmer, Ir. P. M. J. Timp, Dr. Boorterrein Gebang:

S. W. Tromp, A. A. Trouwborst, J. A. J. Beune, H. van Heuven, A.

G. Uitenbroek,

Yermaesen, Ir. D.A. Veenstra,

Verstege, W.J. Boorterrein

Tuitert and j. A. Willems

Verton, F. de Vries, I. K. de Serang Djaja:

Vries, J. Pb. van der, Wart, L. H. P. N. Blokzijl, A. B. Frinking,

M. Wesdorp and O. Wermeulen. A. Heynekamp and J. H. L. van

Wijk

CONSULATES Boorterrein Rantau:

J. Bogaert, J. Brandenburg, Dr.

Belgium—Consulate at Medan, Deli J. A. Cochrane, Ir. C. D. Door-

Consul—G. G. van Kooy nik, H. Kluun, G. Ligthart, L.

Vice-Consul—M. Lemye J. van der Maas, I. C. Neubron-

ner, Ir. H. J. M. W. de Quartel

China— Consulate at Medan, Deli, Boorterrein J. Zipp and Y. Zwang

Sumatra E.—C.;Chib

CableTih-van

Ad: Sinoconsul Perlak:

Consul (for East P. J. Ausems, A. W. de Beyer, F.

Coast of Sumatra, Atjeh, Tap- J. van den Bosch, Ir. B. A.

anoeli and Riouw) Shu Chun and

Eleve-Consuls—Niu Geerlings, Ir. A. J. de Jager,

Yeean L. Sum B. J. H. Sibbing, J. F. J. Spoor,

Secpetsiries —Cb^w Yim Choo and Chr. Wezepoel, Ir. J. J. J. van

Lee Teck Guan Wiechen and J. D. Ykelenstam

Boorterrein Leuboe:

FEANGE^-Medan K. Cordia, A. B. Flament, R. J.

Consular Agent—L. C. van de Heuker, J. J. Houthuyse, W.

Kasteele Roelfs and H. Tulp

Soengei Lipoet:

Gkeat BRitAiN—Medan J. Band

Consul—E. T. Lambert Logeehuis Brastagi:

Vice-Consul Merr. P. Hirsch

McClure ( Unsalaried , ) — S.

De Handelsvereeniging te Medan

Pro-Consul

Selby (Unsalaried)— R. J. (Medan Chamber of Commerce)—

Kesawan hoek Nienhuysweg, Me-

dan; Telephs.

Switzerland—Consulate at Medan, C. 5th and 6th Editions. 4 en 25; Codes: A.B.

Deli • cuur, Liebers Western Union Bentley, Mer-

United States of America—-Medan Members of the Board—L.

(president), W. J. van den Bergh Sark

ConsuP-vTohn B. Ketcham (secretary), L. C. van de Kasteele,

Ir. J. A. A. Hoefnagels,

bracht, H.vanGer-

DeBataafsche

Pangkalan Petroleum

BoandanMaatschappi.t

— Cable Schaaf, H.F. F.A.L.'Mbes,

Jordan,P. R.T. Wagner,

der

Adds : “ Aera,” Medan, Palem- J. Franse and H. A. Alofs

b&ng, Batavia, Bandoeng, Sema- De Javasche Bank (Agents: Hong-

rang, Sberabaja and Singapore ; kong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

'‘Bpm,” Pakan Baroe; “Reprise poration)—Cable Ad: Delegatie;

DonpasseT,,,, Bali Codes: Peterson’s and Bentley’s

P. M. de Boer, administrateur Medan Agency:

Etablissement Pankalan Soesoe: R. W. G. B. R. Wagner, agent

J. J. A. I. Cfooy, J. W. O. Ebbe- Koeta Radj a Agency :

ler, P. C. Gravendijk, W. Helm, S. F. van Musschenbroek, agent

H. J. Henkes, J. O. van Heuven Padang Agency :

van Staereling, J. H. Lubbers, Ch. M. Kamerling, agent

Th. Pinchetti, M. H. van der

Velden H. W. A. Versnel and Palembang J. M.

Agency:

Willemsz Geeroms, agent

G. J. and Waohem

 EAST COAST OF SUMATRA CS27

‘De Sumatra Post,” Daily Newspaper Office: Medan. Branches: Padang,

—Cable Ad : Sumatrapost, Medan ; Si'boga, Singapore, Batavia, Soura-

Code: A.B.C. 6th Edition baya : and Amsterdam

Varekamp & Co., proprietors

Deli Experiment Station Staff— Handelmaatschappij, Kehding & van

Dr. P. A. Rcelofsen, director Nie, N.V., General Import-Estates

Suppliers-Shipping Agents—Medan;

H.biologist

van Berkel, secretary Cable Ad : Kenie-Medan; Codes:

A.B.C. 5th and 6th Editions, Bentley’s

Drs. A. C. Polviet chemist Complete Phrase, Rudolf Mosse, and

Dr. H. G. van der Weij, botanist < Schofield’s Safe Check 3-Letter

Dr. P. A. vander Laan, entomo- D. P. van Meerten, director

logist F. G. L. de Petit, procurator

F. J. Vijzelman, asst, botanist W. M. Heinen, accountant

A. Siregar, analyst K. Siegmund

Deli. Spoorweg Maatschappij (Deli R. Jongeneel

Railway Co.)—Medan, Deli; Teleph. Th. A. J. Froger

32; Cable Ad: Delispoor, Medan; O. Lihscheer

, Code: M.ercuur '5th Edition

Direction in Europe—Deli Spoor- Harrisons & Crosfield., Ltd., Mer-

weg Maatschappij (Heeren- chants, Lloyd’s Agents and Estate

gracht 164 Amsterdam C.) Agents—Juliana Huis, Medan; Teleph.

Chairmen—Herbert Cremer, Ir. G. 200 (6 Lines) ; Cable Ad : Harricros,

C. M. Smits, R.E. Kielstra and Medan; Codes. Bentley’s Second

C, J. van Kempen Phrase,

Director—B.

(Amsterdam)H. A. van Kreel Mercuur,Broomhall’s

A.B.C. 5th (Rubber

Edition, Edition),

Western

Secretary—M. W. H. Werker Union 5-Letter Edition and Private.

(Amsterdam) Heacl Office : Harrisons & Crosfield,

Local Directors—Dr. H. Kolkman, Ltd., 1-4, Great Tower Street, Lon-

Ir. P. M. Yisser and C. E. E. don, E.C. Branches: Bandoeng,

Kuntze Batavia, Calcutta, Calicut, Colombo,

Ir. J. A. A. Hoefnagels, gen. mgr. Medan, Montreal, Quilon • and

J. J. Kok, secretary Toronto

Ir. H. Meyer supt. (Way & W. Thomson, manager

Works) F. A. Moes, sub-manager

Ir. R. Everwijn,-loco, supt.. Estates Department:

J. J. Kok. chief accountant G. T. Thompson H.(On L. Glendinningi

leave)

Ir. A. Klein, supt. (Traffic & A. Bruce

Trade) S. McClure T.T. C.Mayhew Shedden

W. K. Munro

Dunlop & Co., E., Import Merchants— Finance and Accounts Department

Ch. van Dohgen, manager E.(OnW.leave)

Carolin VP. H. Philipps.

R. Geels R. J. Selby P. D. Campbell

Guthrie & Co., Ltd. (Established C. G. Malcolm |,R. A. C. Cobley

1821), Merchants— 30, Oudemarkt, Insurance Department:

Me,dan ; Telephs. 367-8; Cable Ad : ,0. Eiken-s I -1. Verhossen

Guthrie; Codes. Bentley’s, Complete Import Department: . '

Phrase and Bentley’s 2nd Phrase K.G.vanLeeuwenlT. van Loo

N. W. Taylor, manager, H. G. Kromsigtj A. H. vanOudvorst

E. L. Carr, assistant' Shipping Department :

A. C. Weeda | G. H. W. Kingma

Handel Maatschappy Guntzel & Procuration

A. C. WeedaHolders:

Schumacher, N. Y., Import, Export, W. K. Munro E. W. Carolin

Shipping and Insurance—Medan,

Deli: Codes: A.B.C. 5th & 6th Editions,

Bentley’s, Private and Acme. Head H.S. G.McClure

Kromsigt I C.K. C.Eikens

van Leeuwen

ea38 EAST COAST OF SUMATRA

Bel a wan Sub-branch : Roos, Anton, Import

chant—Medan, and Export

Pangkalan Mer-

Bramlan;

J. E. Hendriksen | C. F. Schwaner

Tandjong Bale! Sub-branch: Belawan; Cable Ad: Antonroos;

L. L. A Beek Codes: A.B.C. 4th and 5th Editions

Siantar Sub-branch: and Bentley’s

D. J. Brouwer

Immigrants' Asylum—Medan, Boolweg Samarangsche Zee-en Brand-Assuran-

tie Maatschappij—Head Office : Sema-

23 ; Teleph. 6 rang; Branch Offices ;Semarang, Batavia,

President—Ir. P. M. Visser Soerabaia, Bandoeng, Medan, Makasser,

Secretary—G. van der Veen Amsterdam

Samaragscheand Sydney; Cable Ad:

Assurantie

Medical Officer—Dr: E. Snethlage

Manager—O. Maas

Society of Assistants

(Vereeniging in , Deliin

van Assistenteen

Koek & Co.; Automobielhandel—Medan

Deli) — Coenstraat 3, Medan. Fort-

McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs'& Co. nightly Paper: De Planter

—Nillmij Building, Medan; Teleph. Chairman—C. J. J. Hogenboom

941; Cable Ad : McAuliffe, Medan ; Secretary, Treasurer & Editor of

Codes: Bentley’s and BroomhaH’s the Paper—H. J. de Rpyter Dzn

Rubber

Sir H.Edition

T. McAuliffe, f.c.a., partner Consuls—R. Eisen J. van den Ende

and L. van Es

(London)

F. H. Grumitt, a.c.a,, partner Societe Internationale de Planta-

(Penang) tions et de Finance (S.I.P.E.F.),

A. Dobson, a.s.a.a., partner (Singa- Estate Agents — Sumatra Agency :

pore) 217, Padangboelanweg, Medan, E. C.

C. Grumitt, a.c.a., partner (Penang) Sumatra; Cable Ad: Sipef, Me-

G. A. Murphy, a.o.a., assistant dan

(signs the firm) K. ten Velde, director

S. Lee, a.c.a., assistant G. J. Herwig, secretary

J. O. Brown, a.s.a.a., do. J. Bijleveld, Jr., accountant

London Firms & Branches:

Turquand, Youngs, McAuliffe & Varekamp & Co., Printers, Publishers

Co., Chartered Accountants, 19, Bookbinders, Booksellers and Sta-

Cbleman Street, London, E. O. tioners, Publishers of the Daily

2; and at Penang, Singapore, Newspaper : De Sumatra Post—

Kuala Lumpur, Batavia, Soera- Medan, E. O. Sumatra; Code:

baya Paris, Barcelonna, Madrid, A.B.C. 6th

Gibraltar, Malta,, New York, J. Varekamp, manager

Rio-de-Janeiro, Sao Paulo, San- E. G. Leffelaar, asst, manager

tos, Ourityba, Para, Buenos Nederlandsch - Indische Escompto

Ayres and Colombo Mij. Nederlandsche Handel Miij.

Nederlandsch Inuische Handelsbank, A. P. A. A. Besnard

N.V.—Medan ; Cable Ad : Handel- H. J. Tichelman

bank W. B. Schaper

J. Franse, agent J. E. Schreucler

J. M. Gast, accountant J. J. van. Dillen

Jhr. Th. E. de Brauew, sub- P. J. A. Varekamp

accountant

A. S, Carpentier (Acting) J.S. Meininger

M. Buse

G. R. Smit

Nederlandsche Handel MaatSchappit, J. M. Nagel

N. V. (NetherlandsTrading Society), Waugh

Bankers—Telephs. 1671-4; Cable Ad:

Trading A. T.& Co., Ltd., Henry—Medan

M. Hancock, manager

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 THE PHILIPPINES

beenThepicturesquely

Philippines,described

which wasas named in honour rosary

“a magnificent of Kingof Philip

glowingII ofislands

Spain,that

has

nature has hung

is bounded on theaboutnorth

the heaving

and westbosom

by theof the

Chinawarm

Sea,Pacific.”

on theTheeastarchipelago

by the

Pacific isOcean,

area and on

114,400 the south

square miles, bywhile

the Celebes

the landandandSulu sea Seas.

area The land

embraced

within the treaty boundaries is 833,000 • square miles, which is greater

than the land and water area of Great Britain and Ireland. The Philippines

extends from North to South between 5 and 22 North Latitude, and from East

to West between 117 and, 127 East Longitude, or approximately 1200 miles from

North to South, and 700 miles from East to West.

Area and Population

than the total area of the. British Isles. is 114,400 square miles. This is slightly less

The total area of the Philippines

The Philippine Archipelago is composed of 7,083 islands, of which 2,441 are

named and 4,642 are not. There are 11 important islands, each of which has

an area of more n 1,000 squar- miles. Luzon has aii area of 40,814 square miles ;

Leyte 2,799; Cebu, 1,695; Bohol, 1,534; and Masbate, 1,255.

The the

Luzon, Archipelago

Visayas, isanddivided into three

Mindanao. Luzongreatincludes

groups the

of islands designated

provinces of Abra,as

Albay, Bataan, Batangas, Bulacan, Cagayan, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur,

Cavite, Ilocos Norte, Iloeos Sur, Isabela, Laguna, La Union, Mountain Pro-

vince, Nueva Ecija, Nueva Yizcaya, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Rizal, Sorsogon,

Tayabas and Zambales, and the islnd-provinces of Batanes, Marinduque, Mas-

bate and Mindoro. The second group, the Yisayas, is made up of the provin-

ces of Antique, Capiz and Iloilo, on the island of Panay; Occidental Negros

and Oriental Negros, on the island of Negros; and the individual island-pro-

vinces of Bohol, Cebu, Leyte, Romblpn, Samar and Palawan. The third group,

Mindanao, is made up of the provinces ofAgusan, Bukidnon, Cotabato, Davao,

Lanao, Oriental Misamis, Occidental Misamis, Surigao, Zamboanga and a

cluster of islands forming the province of Sulu.

According to census of 1939, the total population of the Philippines is 16,000,303,

including 117,487(ofChinese,

British subjects whom 29,057

1,053 Japanese,

are natives8,709 Americans,

of Great Britain,4,627

59 Spanish

of Ireland, and 622,130of

Canada

Christians (Roma,p Catholic). The Mbros in Mindanao and other southern mainly

and 914 of India). The Filipinos are chiefly of Malay race and islands

are Mohamedans, while the uncivilised tribes are Pagan.

About half the remainder are Mohammedans (in the south) and the other

half pagans.

PpysocAL Features and Climate

The coastline includes many fertile coastal plains. Added to these are the

Central Plain, the Cagayan and Bicol Valleys of Luzon; the Central Plain of

Panay; and the Agusan and Cotabato Valleys of Mindanao. Most of the large

islands are crossed by well-defined ranges, running, as a rule, in a north and

south direction; Mount Apo, in south-eastern Mindanao, is the highest peak,

with an altitude of 9,690 feet.

The part of the archipelago north of the islands of Mindanao and Sulu

comes within the typhoon area and violent storms are of frequent occurrence

during the rainy season July to September inclusive.

D1

D2 THE PHILIPPINES

The climate in the lowlands is tropical, but compared with most other tro-

pical countries it is neither unhealthful nor unpleasantly hot, even to people

born in the temperate climates. At certain seasons of the year humidity in

the atmosphere makes the heat trying, but the thermometer seldom registers

the temperatures not uncommonly experienced in New York, Washington, or

Tokyo in the height of summer. Moreover the periods of extreme heat and

extreme humidity, in the Philippines, do not coincide. The hot and dry sea-

son occurs in the greater part of the country during the period March to May,

while the heavy rains fall between June and September. Speaking in general

the heat in most parts of the Philippines is never extreme, and sun-stroke is

so rare as to be almost unheard of. Due to the fact that the islands are con-

stantly fanned by refreshing sea breezes, the nights are pleasantly cool. In

the higher altitudes the climate is temperate, and at times wintry. At the

mountain resort of Baguio, 150 miles north of Manila, log fires are to be found

burning in the living rooms of most homesides during the greater part of the

year.

The northern part of the archipela,go lies within the typhoon area, and

violent storms which usually have their origin in the Pacific, east of the

Philippines, not infrequently sweep over the country leaving destruction in

their wake. Timely warning of the approach of a typhoon is invariably

published by the Weather Bureau of Manila, so that every possible precaution

may be taken to prevent unnecessary loss of life and destruction of property.

Ther Philippines is at times subject to great seismic and volcanic activity.

Of the active volcanoes, Mayon,' in the province of Albay, is noteworthy because

of its symmetrical shape, which is an almost perfect cone. This volcano has

broken forth in destructive eruption on several occasions within recent years.

During the eruption of 1900 lava flowed from its crater to the sea, a distance

of nearly ten miles. In January, 1911, Taal Volcano, on a small island in the

middle of Lake Taal, 40 miles south of Manila, burst forth with titanic violence,

causing great loss of life and annihilating a dozen villages. Other important

active volcanoes are Canlaon in Negros, Apo in Mindanao, Babuyan Claro on

a small island north of Luzon, and Catarman on the island of Camiguin. This

volcano made its first appearance in 1856 as a column of smoke between two

rocks. In the following year it underwent violent eruption, attended by earth-

quakes, and by 1860 it had attained an elevation of 700 feet. In nearly all the

islands of the archipelago extinct volcanoes exist.

Health

The Bureau of Health is the Government branch in charge of enforcing

measures and promulgating rules and regulations for the promotion and pro-

tection of public health and for the maintenance of general sanitary conditions.

Its jurisdiction extends to all the cities, towns and barrios of the Philippines.

Due to its work, there has been noticeable general health improvement all over

the archipelago during the past two decades and the people of the Philippines

are beginning to realize the advantages of a well-organized and nation-wide

system of sanitation. The old attitude of distrust towards sanitary rules in

the country has disappeared; the people to-day are exerting all their energies

toward promoting the gospel of clean and healthy living. Hospitals are fast

increasing throughout the country, and every day they are gaining ground in

the estimation of the people. In Manila, the largest and one of the most up-

to-date

hospitalsamong

in thethecityhospitals is theandPhilippine

of Manila 46 in the General

provinces.Hospital.

ActivitiesThere are to27

related

child welfare in general are looked after by the Bureau of Public Welfare.

The Board of Pharmaceutical Examiners and Inspectors has the immediate

supervision andboth

establishments, control of alland

private pharmacies,

public, indrug-stores, dispensaries and similar

the Philippines.

The death rate among the European and American residents of Manila is

said to be lower than the death rate in New York or Chicago. This may be

accounted for, however, by the fact that a majority of such residents do not

establish themselves in the Philippines until they have reached adult age, and

 THE PHILIPPINES

they almost invariably return to their more temperate homeland as they ap-

proach the declining years. Moreover, as a rule, only the physically fit ven-

ture to leaveoverseas.

themselves their ownIdealcountry

healthforresorts

the purpose

are foundof incarving out careers

the highlands, such foras

Baguio in the Mountain Province, (5000 feet above sea level), and the settle-

ments in the vicinity of Lake Lanao, in Mindanao. The medicinal qualities of

the waters of Sibul Springs, Los Bafios, Klondyke’s (on the Benguet) road, and

many other hot or mineral springs, are known to be of great value.

History

In his trip around the world, Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese, in the

service of Spain, discovered the Philippines on March 16th, 1521. Spain,

claiming the country, colonized it in 1565, when Legaspi, the first Governor of

the Philippines, founded the first Spanish settlement in Cebu. The city of

Manila was founded on June 24th, 1571.

The early history of the Philippines is a record of continual trouble. Con-

flicts between the civil and ecclesiastical authorities led to internal contentions,

while both Portugal and the Netherlands coveted these rich possessions and

Spaniards. In 1606 the Dutch blockaded the ports with five ships, which were,

however, destroyed by the Spanish fleet. Attacks were also made at different

points by powerful Chinese piratical fleets. The most celebrated of these was

the invasion by Li Ma Hong, who with 2,000 men landed at Manila in 1574,

but was defeated and driven out by the Spaniards and natives, under the

leadership

the privateofproperty

Juan de ofSalcedo. In 1762 the

the inhabitants beingcapital

savedwasfromtaken by theon English,

plunder the con-

dition of the payment of a ransom of £1,000.000, half of which was paid in

money and the other half in bills upon the Spanish Treasury. In the mean-

time, however, peace had been concluded, and the country was restored to

Spain, payment of the balance of the indemnity not being insisted upon.

The Filipinos were given representation in the Spanish Cortes in 1810. The

galleon trade instituted by the Spanish Government ended in 1815. The port

of Manila was opened to the commerce of the world in 1830. With the opening

of the Suez Canal in 1869, direct mail service with Spain was inaugurated and

railroads and telegraphs were introduced into the Philippines. Attempts to

throw off the Spanish yoke were made in 1822, 1841, 1842, 1872 and 1896. On

June 12th, 1898, Philippine Independence was proclaimed in Cavite, and the

Philippine flag was officially unfurled. Upon the outbreak of hostilities be-

tween the United States and Spain in 1898, the Insurgents offered to co-operate

with the former. The offer was accepted with the result that while the Ameri-

cans took and held the city of Manila, the Insurgents overthrew Spanish auth-

ority throughout the remainder of the Island of Luzon and established a gov-

ernment of their own with General Aguinaldo as Dictator. Commodore Dewey

sank the Spanish sauadron in Manila Bay on May 1st, 1898. The Philippine

Republic

ing for thewascession

established

of the onPhilippines

January 23rd,

to the1899.

UnitedTheStates,

Treatywasof ratified

Paris, provid-

by the

Senate of the United States on February 6th, 1899. Civil government was

established in the Philippines on July 4th, 1901. The first Philippine Assem-

bly was inaugurated on October 16th, 1907. On August 29th, 1916 the Philip-

pine Organic Act, commonly known as the Jones Law came into force, esta-

blishing a system of government which continued until November 15th, 1935.

Under this Actofthe

the President the Chief

UnitedExecutive

States andwasrenresenting

the Governor-General,

the sovereignappointed

power of theby

United States. Under him was the Vice-Governor, also appointed by the Pre-

sident, who, in addition to assuming the functions of the Governor-General

during the latter’s absence, held the appointment of Secretary of Public In-

struction. There were six other executive departments, each under a Secretary.

The legislative branch consisted of a Senate of 24 members and a House of

Representatives

time of the enactmentof 93 members, mostlyLawelected

of the Jones therebywaspopular franchise. increase

a progressive From theof

Filipino participation in the administration, so that by 1935 very few Ameri-

can Officials remained.

Dl*

1)4 THE PHILIPPINES

Goveenment

On March 24th, 1934 an Act of the Congress of the United States provid-

ing for the complete

Tydings-McDuffie Act)independence of theUnder

came into force. Philippines

this law(commonly calledLegis-

the Philippine the

lature was authorised to arrange for ! the drafting of a Constitution, which,

after approval by the President of the United Htates, was tb be submitted ton,

plebiscite of the Filipino people. Thereafter an election of Officers of the new

government was to be held, and, upon proclamation by the President of the

United States, they were to take over the duties and functions of the existing

government. The sovereignty of the United States was to continue until July

4th following the expiration of a period of ten years from the date of the in-

auguration of the neVv government.

A Constitutional Convention was elected and on February 8th, 1936 adopted

a Constitution, which in due course was approved by the President of the

United States and accepted^ by the people. Elections were held on September

17th, 1935, when Mr. Manuel L. Quezon was elected President, and Mr. Sergio

Csmena, Vice-President of the Philippines. At the same time were chosen the

98 members of the unicameral National Assembly which was to replace the

existing bicameral Legislature. The inauguration of the Commonwealth Gov-

ernment took place

of the United States.on November 15th. 1935 by proclamation of the President

The Constitution provides for a republican form of government, and con-

tains a Bill of Bights, setting forth certain fundamental safeguards of indivi-

dual liberty, which show the influence Of Anglo-Saxon ideas. Suffrage is ac-

corded to all literate male and female citizens over 21 years of age. Legisla-

tive power is vested in a National Assembly of not more than 120 members

(initially 98) to be chosen every three years, by popular election. The heads

of the executive departments are not members, but they may, either upon their

own initiative or upon request by the Assembly, appear before and be heard

by

powerthatisbody,

vestedoninany matter pertaining

a President, chosen bytodirect

their departments.

election for aThetermexecutive

of six

years, who may not be re-elected for the following term. He has control of all

(he departments of the administration and appoints their heads with the con-

sent of the Commission op Appointments of the National Assembly. He is

commander-in-chief of the armed forces and possesses the power to grant re-

prieves and pardons.

and judicial power is vested in a Supreme Court composed of a Chief

Justice and six Associate Justices, a Court of Appeals composed of the'Presid-

ing-Justice and fourteen Associate Justices'and in Courts of First Instance

established in the various j udicial districts.

The Tyding-McDufiie Act provides that during the Commonwealth period

all citizens of the Philippines shall owe allegiance to the United States and all

officers of the government shall make an oath of allegiance to the United States.

Curing ofthothesame

cpnfroj period

United. foreign

States, and affairs

acts ofaretheunder the direct

National supervision

Assembly relatingandto

currency, coinage, imports, exports and immigration must receive the approval

of the President of the United States. The President of the United States is

represented by a United States High Commissioner, who has access to all

government records, and may obtain from the Chief Executive of the Philip-

pines any information which he shall request. The Act provides for the inter-

vention of the High Commissioner in the financial affairs of the country under

Certain circumstances, and directs that he shall make an annual report, and

any other reports which may be required, to the President and Congress of the

United States. Other duties and functions may be delegated to him, in accord-

ance with the Act, by the President of the United States. The Philippine

Government is empowered to appbi’nt a Resident Commissioner to the United

States, who shall have a seat in the House of Representatives of the United

States, with the right of debate but without the right of voting.

 TH-E PHILIPPINES !J5

The'United States maj- , by Presidential proclamaticm,

intervene for the preservation of the Government and for its maintenance as exercise the right to

provided in the Constitution, and for the protection of life, property, and

individual liberty, and for the: discharge of :government obligations under the

constitution.

Eoucation and Literacy

Public education in the Philippines is free, secular and coeducational, and

the principal aim is to make the people socially proficient. As a means to this

end, emphasis is placed' upon the spread of literacy on the basis of a common

language—English.

public education. Public The i Bureau

elementaryof Education

and high maintains

schools area distributed

complete system

through-of

out the Country. Insular schools for special education are maintained. The

enrolment of students in the public schools is increasing every year and in 1938

was 1,734,038. Private ‘schools, patterned after the public schools, besides the

old Spanish schools and colleges which still survive, have sprung up in the

Philippines in recent years. The enrolment in private school and colleges is

129,591. These sdhools offer primary, intermediate secondary, collegiate, techni-

cal and vocation courses, and edme under the supervision of the Department of

Public Instruction. Practically all these offer instruction in English, and even

the old Spanish schools and colleges have English as the medium of instruction.

Upon graduating from the high schools, the students are admitted to higher

institutions of learning, bmottg which are the University of the Philippines,

established and maintained by the Philippine Government, the University of

SantoUniversity

The Tomas, the ColegioFardeEastern

of Manila, San Juan de Letran,

University, the National

Philippine Women’s University,

University,

Centro Escolar University and Ateneo de Manila.

English and Spanish are both used as official languages and are widely

spoken in the Philippines. There are six established native dialects with

printed - literature, namely, the Tagalogi Yisayan, Ilocano, Bicol, Pangasinan

and Pampangan.

Not including the Various dialects of the Mohammedans of Mindanao and

Sulu, or of the Mountain tribes of Northern Luzon, or of various tribes of

Pagans.

beenTagalog,

proclaimed uponby recommendation

the Presidetat ofofthethePhilippihes

Institute ofas National

the basis ofLanguage, has

the national

language of the cohntpg, which'Will fee officially used together with English and

Spanish.

Agriculture and Minerals

Caine Sugar is by far the most important product of the Philippines. Ex-

tensive areas of cane are uirder 'Cultivation in Negros, Panay, Central Luzon,

Cebu, Mindoro and Leyte, and modern mills and refineries have been establi-

shed, in recent years, in these localities.

The Philippines is nn agricultural country. The people depend chiefly on

domestic agricultural products for their livelihood, and approximately 88 per

cent

farms.of the

The total

soil isexports

fertileofto thea degree,

Countrybeing is made up ofmost

for the the part

produce of thein

volcanic

origin and exceedingly rich in all varieties of sedimentary deposits. The total

area of cultivated lands in the Philippines at the present time is estimated af

4,262,870 hectares, or 15 per cent of the entire area of the country.

theirRice

mostis widely

the staple food-product

cultivated crop. 'ofThetheareainhabitants

devoted toofitsthecultivation

Philippines. It is

is nearly

two million hectares. Considerable quantities -of this cereal, however, are still

imported, chiefly from French Tndo-China. Through the efforts of the Bureau

of Plant Industry local farmers are realizing the advantage^ of scientific me-

thods in rice are

tion systems farming. Seed selectioh

now completed, is given

many more are due emphasis.

in process Several irriga-

of construction, and

other's are being projected. This is bound in the near future to do away with

D6 THE PHILIPPINES

the ravages of droughts, which are of periodical occurrence, and at the same

time make feasible the growing of two or three crops a year in the rice sections

of the archipelago. The extension of cultivated areas is also receiving due

attention from the Government and the local farmers.

Manila hemp, which the Philippines supplies to the world as first-class

cordage material, is produced from the leaf stalks of the Abaca plant thriving

extensively in the Country only. The fibre is also used for making binder

twine, and from the old disintegrated Manila ropes is made the well-known

and much-used Manila paper. In the Philippines, Abaca fibre is extensively

used in the manufacture of cloth. In the making of baskets, slippers, mats

and other articles, the fibre has been tried with excellent results. Within the

last few years a very important use for the fibre has been found in the manu-

facture of hats.

Coconut palms are grown extensively and copra and vegetable oil constitute

a considerable source of wealth. Tobacco is grown successfully in the fertile

valleys especially of Cagayan river, and is exported to the United States and

Spain in the form of Cigars and leaf tobacco. The best and choicest class is

raised in the provinces of Cagayan and Isabela in northern Luzon.

Sugar-cane thrives very well, principally in the island of Negros. The

most noteworthy feature of sugar-cane growing and sugar manufacturing is

the increase in the number of sugar centrals during recent years. The exten-

sion of the cultivated area and the introduction of tractors and other farm

machinery of good varieties, use of fertilizers and proper culture have largely

brought about the increase in production.

Among the other crops with great agricultural possibilities are maguey,

sisal, corn, coffee,

Cattle-raising as anrubber, kapok, cacao,

agricultural pursuitcassava,

is also peanut, vegetables and fruits.

very promising.

Gold continues to be the barometer of mining activities in the Philippines.

Its production has been increasing annually until in 1938 the total output has

reached P64,548,850.00. This production has placed the Philippines as the

fourth greatest gold producing area under the United States flag. In quartz

mining, the Benguet and Masbate districts have been consistent producers for

a number of years. At present the Benguet district produces about 95% of the

total output of gold. The three great producing mines in order of their im-

portance are the Benguet Consolidated, the Balatoc, and the Itogon mines, all

of which are located in Benguet, but about eight others are now in regular

production.

Silver mining is done in the Philippines, and the production in 1937 was

Pi,094,435. Small quantity of platinum is also recovered in connection with

placer operations.

The native furnaces of Bulacan continue to be the only source of iron

production. Development of the chromite deposits in Camarines Sur and

Zambales are now being pushed to the point of production. Other metallic

deposits worthy of consideration are the copper of Mankayan and Suyoc;

chromite of Zambales and Pangasinan; iron of Surigao and Calambayanga

Island; manganese of Ilocos Norte and Masbate; and lead and zinc of Masbate

and Marinduque.

Coal is being produced from Cebu, Mindanao and Batan. Two cement

plants, one in Cebu and another in Binangonan, Riza, manufacture Portland

cement for export and for domestic consumption. Lime factories in Rizal,

Tayabas and Iloilo produce quick and slack lime for use in sugar refineries.

Exploratory drilling for petroleum is being carried out in the Bondoc penin-

sula and other places. Small quantity of bituminous rock of Leyte is now

being mined for road construction. Guano and phosphatic rock are also being

produced from the deposits of Capiz, Pangasinan, Tayabas and other provinces.

 THE PHILIPPINES D7

Forests

Timber forests are found in all the principal islands of the archipelago,

covering an area of about 11,035,340 hectares. These forests contain some of

the finest timber in the world, especially for cabinet work. Many species of

the Dipterocarp family are used as substitute for mahogany and are sold in

foreign markets as Philippine mahogany. Minor forest products such as rat-

tan, oils, copal gum, tanbark, dyebark, and dyewood are abundant.

The Government owns more than 99 per cent, of all the standing timber of

the Philippines, and the Bureau of Forestry has control over them. The pub-

lic forests are not sold, but are developed under a license system. There are at

present 118 sawmills, which are equipped with modern machinery fit to meet

the big enterprise of the country.

Fisheries

Fishing, until recently an undeveloped industry in. the Philippines, is

rapidly coming to the front. Gommercial fishing, in particular, sees a greater

investment of Filipino and American capital every year.

The waters along the extensive coasts of. the islands teem with common

varieties of food-fishes. Among those found in commercial quantities are an-

chovies, sardines, silversides, mackerels, snappers, pampanos, tunas, sea-basses,

mullets, milkfishes, barracudas, porgies and parrotfishes. The local market is

under-supplied and considerable quantities of fish and fishery products are im-

ported. With the more extensive use of modern fishing equipment and methods

of transportation so that the interior towns can be supplied there will be a

decrease in the imports of this character. The commercial canning of fish is

now an esablished industry in the Philippines. Other sea-products found in

the Philippine waters are shark-fins, sponges, trepang, pearls, and pearl-shells,

top-shell and widow shells.

Manufactures and Industries

The Philippines is a prospective industrial field. The country has avail-

able raw materials such as Manila hemp, copra, leaf tobacco, lumber, shells,

lumbang, nuts, castor beans, clay, limestone, bamboo, buntal, dye-woods and

cassava for the different lines of manufactures and industries. Manila and a

few other cities are centres of these industrial activities. However, some of

the big establishments such as sugar centrals, rice and lumber mills are found

in localities nearest the sources of materials.

The production of coconut oil constitutes one of the principal local indus-

tries. The first modern coconut oil mill was built in 1911. The world-war gave

an impetus to the industry, thereby placing coconut oil at the top of the list

of Philippine exports for 1919. Sugar production, however, is now the most

important industry. The first sugar central in the Philippines was established

in 1910. Many other centrals and improved machinery were then installed in

almost all the leading sugar sections of the country. Consequently, after 1910

a considerable increase in the sugar exports of the Philippines was noted. In

1937, 47 sugar centrals with a total daily output of over 1,014,007 tons of cen-

trifugal sugar were in actual operation. Manila cigars and cigarettes are the

output of Philippine cigar factories. Aromatic cigarettes made from Vir-

ginian leaf tobacco locally raised or imported are now manufactured in the

Philippines. The rope and hemp-braid factories are yearly turning out finish-

ed

ing products to the

has become value of millions

a principal of pesos.To-day

local industry. Withinthererecent

are years, rice mill-

more than 3,200

rice mills, with a maximum daily capacity of 348,000 cavanes, distributed

throughout the archipelago.

Among the local household industries, mention may be made of weaving,

embroidery and hat-making. The output of the simple native looms, which

are found in practically every household in the provinces where weaving is

done, increased asof the

most important theseindustry foundmanufactured

native cloths an ever-widening

are thelocal''sinamay”

market. The

and

the “abatex,” both of which are made mostly from the abaca fibre, the ''pifia”

D.8 THE PHILIPPINES

made from the pineapple fibre, the “jusi” made from imported gummed spun

silk fibres in threads mixed with mercerized cotton or the native abaca, pifia

and maguey fibres, and the “Abel Iloco” or Ilocano cloth manufactured in the

Ilocos provinces from both native- and imported cotton threads. Phillippine

hand-made embroideries are of cotton and linen; no silk is used. The mate-

rials chiefly used in the making of Philippine embroideries are nainsooks,

batiste, voile, georgette, cre^e de chine and net-cotton. These materials are

imported from the United States. The principal articles of embroideries made

are lingerie, children’s clothes, handkerchiefs, table cloths and underwear of

various classes, which are for the most part prepared according to orders

received from the United States. The work done is of a very good grade and

brings good prices. On account , of. the abundance of suitable local materials

for hat-making and the excellent prices offered for Philippine hats, the manu-

facture of hats is a profitable industry. Philippine hats are made from native

materials such as bamboo, buntal, buri, sabutan and pandan.

ing, The other and

foundries industries

machineof shops,

the country worthofmentioning

the making include shipbuild-

shoes and Slippers, desiccated

cocoanut, cement, refined sugar, pearl buttons, cutch, canned pineapple, wooden

and wicker furniture, soap, vegetable lard, margarine, butter, starch, paint,

leather,besides

pots, toilet the

articles andwater

aerated other and

pharmaceutical

mineral water preparations, matches,thesaltpoten-

factories. Among and

tial industries are paper making, gold and chromite mining, glass, perfume,

alcohol distilleries and beer, wine and liquor factories, caustic soda, rug and

coir mat industries.

The Labour Movement

The economic development of the Philippines has, brought in its train the

formation of many trade unions, organizations and mutual benefit societies

intended for the protection and advancement of labour’s interests and for

mutual help. The first labour organization established in the Philippines was

“Union

1902, in Obrera

the cityDemocratica” (Democratic Labour

of Manila. Subsequently, Union) ofonlabour

the formation February 2nd,

organiza-

tions vas given greater impetus as the workers were stimulated by the success

attained in dealing collectively with their employers in their demand for higher

wages and better

organizations withworking conditions,

77 branches until atthethePhilippines

throughout end of 1937anda total of 65mem-

a paid such

bership of 31,363 were in existence in the Archipelago, the majority of them

being located in the city of Manila. In the Philippines there are three

national labour organizations controlling the majority of trade unions and

other organizations, viz., Congreso Obrero de Pilipinas (Labour Congress of

the Philippines), Federacion del Trabajo de Pilipinas (Federation of Labour

of the Philippines) and the National Confederation of Tenants and Farm

Labourers of the Philippines.

Transportation and Communications

The bulk of overseas shipments are made from the port of Manila, although

considerable business is handled, direct, through Cebu, Iloilo, Zamboanga, and

Davao, which, with Jolo and Legaspi, are the other ports of entry. While all

of the open ports have good harbours, only Manila, Cebu, Legaspi, Davao and

Iloilo have

vessels wharfage

drawing up to 28forfeet;

deep-draft

and Jolovessels. Zamboanga

has a small can accommodate

wharf affording the same

depth. Nearly a thousand vessels are now operated in the coastwise trade.

Manila, the capital and chief port of fhe Philippines is on the largest bay

in the Orient. The harbour at the entrance of this bay is landlocked. The

anchorage space for steamers is protected by a semi-circular breakwater within

which is a basin large enough to accommodate all vessels of the size of the

“Einpress” liners. Regular steamship lines are maintained between Manila

and Hongkong, China and Japan Ports, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver,

New York, Australian and European ports.

There are at present 1,306 kilometres of railroad car-lines in the Philippines.

They are owned hy two companies—the Manila Railroad Company, which is

 THE PHILIPPINES D9

owned by the Government; and the Philippine Railway Company. In Manila

and in the province of Rizal, electric car service is maintained by the Manila

Electric Company, the total extent of its lines being 83 kilometres.

Next in importance to railways in the domestic transportation of the coun-

try are motor vehicles. During the year 1937, there were registered 48,654

motor vehicles of all classes. Many private individuals and companies author-

izedpassengers

for by the Public

sand,Service

freight. Commission are engaged in land transportation both

Funds for highway construction and maintenance are provided for from

the following sources: a small percentage of the land tax, gasoline tax, motor

vehicle tax and annual insular appropriations by the National Assembly. The

first systematic programme of road construction and maintenance in different parts

of the Philippines was inaugurated in 1908 by ex-Governor-General Forbes, who

was then Secretary of Commerce and Police. There are today 9,882 kilometers

of hard surfaced roads 5,654 kilometers of lightly surfaced roads and 2,176

kilometers of earth roads making a total of 17,712 kilometers of roads.

The construction of good roads open to all kinds of traffic in different parts

of the Islands has been properly attended to by the Philippine Government

during the past 20 years.

There are at present on cable line and three radio communication services

in operation between the Philippines and foreign countries. Zamboanga is in

radio communication with stations in North Borneo. The increased need for

better and more extensive facilities for internal communication has been met

by the rapid extension of telegraph and telephone lines, submarine cables, radio

system and mail service.

In 1936, there were in operation 537 telegraph offices, including 100 radio

stations with 499 combined telegraphi-telephone offices.

The chief mail distributing centre is Manila. From this point, mails are

sent to provincial post offices in Luzon by electric cars, trains and auto-busses

and to the main ports in Visayas and Mindoro by steamers and air-planes.

The other islands where mail train service is in operation are' Cebu and Panay.

and Experiments have been

passenger service, both made recently

domestic and with aviation

foreign. as a factor

Airplanes are inat the mail

present

operated under regular schedules between Manila and Baguio, between Manila

and Cebu via Iloilo, between Iloilo and the towns of Bacolod and La Carlota

in Occidental Negros, between Manila and Paracale, and between Manila and

Davao.

Backing and Coinage

Among the'principal banking institutions doing business in the Philippines

are the National City Bank of New York, the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank-

ing Corporation, the Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, the Yoko-

hama Specie Bank, the Philippine National Bank, the Peoples Bank and

Trust Co., the China Banking Corporation, the Bank of the Philippine Islands,

the Philippine Trust Co., the Philippine Bank of Commerce, the Savings Bank

of Commonwealth, the Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank, and the Netherlands

India Commercial Bank.

The coins used in the Philippines are of the folio wing denominations:—Peso,

one-half peso (50 centavos), peseta (10 centavos), media peseta (10 centavos), five

centavos, and one centavo.

Act The Philippine

on October 10th,Commission

19i03, The maintained this parity

new peso coined containsby 20passing the Gold

grammes Standard

of silver, .800

fine;

four grammes of silver, .750 fine; and the 10-centavo piece, two grammes of silver,piece,

the 50 centavo piece contains 10 grammes of silver, .750 fine; 20-centavo .750

fine.

The paper money is issued in 1, 2, 5, 10, 20,'50, 100 and 500 peso denominatioDs

The Philippine peso is equivalent to fifty cents in United Statescurrency.

The P200 denomination of paper money now in circulation in the country was

formerly issued by the Bank of the Philippine Islands, but its issuanee has been

discontinued.

DIO THE PHILIPPINES

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Bureau o*' Health Department of Justice

(P.O. Box 619, Manila, Philippines) (*2, Arzobispo, Intramuros, Manila)

Director of Health—E. D. Aguilar, m.d. Secretary—Jose A: Santos

Under-Secretary—Emilio Abello

Department of Finance Chief Clerk—Juan de Leon

(Intendencia Building, Walled Attorneys — Eusebio Cachero, Emilio

City, Manila, Philippines) Torres, Eulalio Pichay and Tecla San

Andres

Secretary of Finance—Manuel Roxas Law Clerks—Antonio Quirino, Jose O.

Under-Secretary

Gomez of Finance—Guillermo Baradi and Antonio A. Torres

Chief, Administrative Division—Felix L. Legal Researchers — Juan P. Enriquez,

Lazo Carlos Sison, Jose

PedroHernaez

R. Roxas,

Chief,

P. D. Division

Tobias of National Finance— N. Floreno, and Lydia

Elisa

Chief, Division of Provincial Santillan

Finance—Amando Bolano & Municipal

Bureau of Justice

Bureau of Customs Solicitor-General—Roman Ozaeta

(Port Area) 1st Asst. Solicitor-General—Jose B. L.

Insular Collector—Alfredo de Leon Reyes

Insular Deputy Collector—(Vacant) Asst. Solicitors-General — Fidel Ibanez,

Bureau of Internal Revenue Anatolio

Amparo C. Manalac and Rafael

(229, Juan Luna, Manila, Philippines) Solicitors—Antonio Canizares, Constante

Collector of Internal Revenue—Bibiano Arguelles,Roberto

Valera, Gianzon, Vicente

Ruperto Kapunan, Jr.,

L. MeerCollector of Internal Revenue— Federico C. Alikpala,

Deputy Inocencio Rosal,

Crispin Llamado Carmelino

Manuel P. G.Barcelona,

Alvendia,JoseJoseC.F. Zulueta,

Letargo,

Bureau of the Treasury Guillermo

rero, Leon G.E. Guinto,

Torres,Jr.,Leon Ma.Lacson,

Lucas Guer-

(Intendencia Building, Plaza Espana, Miguel Noel, Lucas Madamba, Ramon

Intramuros, Manila, Philippines) L. Avancena, Eduardo E.

Treasurer of the Philippines—Antonia G. Maramba, Luis R. Feria, and Jaime Palma, Arturo

Ramos de los Angeles

Asst. Treasurer of the Philippines— Chief, Administrative Division — Am-

Apolinario S. de Leon brosio Rilloraza

Administrative And Public

Debt Division

Chief—Vicente

Asst. Chief—Juan G. Gella

Canizares Public Service Commission

Currency Division (86, Sta Potenciana,Intramuros, Manila)

Cashier & Chief—Gregorio Leones Public Service Commissioner—Vicente

Asst. Cashier—Catalino Ramos de Vera

Inspection Division Senior Associate Commissioner — Alex.

Chief—Cesareo H. Grau Reyes

Asst. Chief—Felix Tanchanco Junior Associate Commissioner —

Mint Division Feliciano Ocampo

Supt.—Pablo F. Avelino Acting Secretary—Benigno Villanueva

Asst. Supt. & Cashier—Evaristo Ver

Bureau of Printing General Land Registration Office

(Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium)

(P.O. Box 157, Manila, Philippines) I Chief—Enrique

Director—Pablo Lucas Altavas

 THE PHILIPPINES Dll

National Library Register of Priests and Ministers

(Central Office, Floor, Legislative Chief

GroundManila)

Building,

of Division —Jose Lopez del

Castillo

Officer* Senior Clerk—Felicisimo Guerrero

Director—Eulogio B. Rodriguez Archives Division

Asst. Director—Rosa R Abriol Chief of Division—Mariano Santamaria

Administrative Division Chief.

Orencio Reference

Aligada k Office Section—

Chief

Cashierof Division—Daniel S. Albano

& Disbursing Officer—Leoncio Chief, Archives File & Catalog Section—

F. Cruz Catalino Tuazon

Personnel

Chief, & Record

Hroprety Clerk—Felix

Section SantosL.

— Francisco General Reference Division

Pantaleon Chief

In of Division—

Charge, Public Tiburcio

Reading Tumaneng

Room—Juan

Chief,

SeverinoLibrary

I. VelascoExtension Section— Library GawaranAsst, Public Reading Room —

Branch Librarians Felipe

ChargeReyes

Librarian, Iloilo Branch Library— Innardo of Public Documents—Ber-

P. Mercado

Paulino Natino

Librarian, Cebu Branch Library—Flavia InVictor Charge, Public Exchange Service—

S. Muafia[locos Norte Branch Library— Tiangco

Librarian, Circulation Division

Emilio L.Zamboanga

Librarian, Alvarez Branch Library- Acting Chief of Division — Jesusa G.

Perfecto C.Ilocos

Caylan Fargas

Librarian, Sur Branch Library— Library Assistant— Federico Shenkel and

Llanes Branch Library— Purificacion

Federico Pangasinan

Librarian,

Garcia

Catalog and Copyright

Librarian, Batangas Branch Library— Chief, Copyright SectionBuenaventura

Petronilo de Castro Chief of Division—Pascual — Ramon

Dolores ,Latorre

Librarian Camarines Sur Branch Library Chief, Lebrilla

—Hilaria C.Baguio Catalog

GeneralBranch Library — Mariano Abriol Santos File & Labelling Section—

Librarian, Board on Documents

Macario D.Bohol

Librarian, Ghana

Branch Library—Cirilo Director, National Library, Chairman—

K. Darunday Eulogio B. Rodriguez

Librarian, Tayabas Branch Library— Secretary

Singson of the Board — Fernando

Esteban V. Salvanera Philippine Historical Committee

Librarian, Nueva Ecija Branch Library—

Gregorio delTondo

Librarian, RosarioBranch Library— Chairman—Eulogio B. Rodriguez

Soledad Tantoco-Palatao Secretary of the Committee—Enrique

Librarian, Sampaloc Branch Library— Santos

EduardoPaco

Librarian, Malones

Branch Library—Amado Bureau of Prisons

L. Chanco (Azcarraga, Sta. Cruz, Manila}

Librarian, Sta. Cruz Branch Library— Director—Major Eriberto B. Misa

Isabel E. de Santos Asst. Director—Pablo J. Norona

Librarian,

Library—Jo-e Occidental

F. JocsonNegros Branch Department of Agriculture

Librarian,

< resencioDavao City Branch Library— Secretary—Hon.Commerce

T. Balasbas Eulogio Rodriguez

Librarian, Culion Branch Library—Jose Under-Secretary—Hon. Jose S. Camus

Munda Bureau of Plant Industry

Filipiniana Division (692, San Andres, Malate)

Acting Chief of Division—Eulogio B. Director—Manuel L.5 Roxas (Acting)

Rodriguez

Chief Historical Researcher — Luis Asst. Director—Jos* S. Camus

Montilla

Researcher—Baldomero Pulido Bureau of Animal Industry

Chief, GallerydeoflaArt

—Arsenic Rosa& History Secretary Director—Gregorio

(Pandacan, Manila, Philippines)

San Agustin

U12 THE PHILIPPINES

Bureau oe Forestry Department of i Public Works &

(Manila, Philippines) Communications

Director—Florencio Tamesis (Bureau of Posts of Building, Manila)

Acting Chiefi Administrative Division— Secretary—(Vacant)

Under Secretary—Sergio. Bayan

Carlos Sulit Administrative Officer -- Manuel K.

Chief Clerk—Juan Acogido Torres

Chief, Division of

Eugenio de la Cruz Forest Investigation— Engineering Consultants — Jacinto

Acting Chief, Division of Forest Manage- Gochoco and Conrad'o S. Ramirez

ment--Jose

Acting F. Nano of Forest Conces-

Chief, Division

sions—Felipe R. Amos Bureau oe Public Works

Chief, Division of Forest Engineering— (Post Office Building, Manila)

Doroteo Soriano Director—V. Fragante

Chief, Division of Reclamation

forestation--Placido Dacanay & Re-

Chief, Bureau o^p Posts

—Felix Division

Fzanco of Grazing & Wildlife Director—Juan (Plaza Lawton,

Ruiz

Manila)

Bureau of Lands Division of Purchase & Supply

(Oriente Building, Manila) (Evangelista St., Corner Azcarraga,

Director—Jose P, Dans Manila, Philippines)

Administrative Officer—Zoilo Castrillo Purchasing Agt:—C. E. Uhsou

Chief,

MiguelAdministrative Division—Angel P. Chief Buyer —G. Arcebal

Chief, Public Lands Division—Vicente Assistant

Tordesillas

Chief Buyer—E. Perez

Chief Clerk—Roman Amor

Chief, Law Division—Teodosio Trinidad Chief, tino Supplies Section—Crispulo Tolen-

Chief, Division of Surveys — Jose Auditor—I. Gilledon

Samaniego

Bureau of Science Department of Labor

Secretary of Labour—Jose

Under-Secretary Avelino de la

of Labor—Vicente

(727, Herran, Ermita, Manila) Cruz

Director

Chief, -Angel S. Arguelles

Administrative Division—Agripino Inspector - General of Labor — Jose

Reyles Figueras

Chief, Chemical Research Division— Private Technical

Secretary—Cayetano Lucero

Augustus P. West

Chief, TestsMaranon

& Standards Division — Acting DomingoAdviser & Delegate—Jose G.

Joaquin Chief, Department Office—,luan

L. Lanting

Chief,

FelixIndustrial

Maramba Engineering Division— Acting Chief, Immigration Division—

Chief, Vicente de la Cruz

MarcosBiological Research Division — Chief Clerk—Antonio

A. Tubangui Mendoza

Chief, Soil- Survey Division—Marcos M. Senior

Alicante

Safety Engineer — Primo G.

Maliuanag

Chief, Scientific Library Division—Cirilo

B. Perez Bureau of Labor

Acting

Cruz Director of Labor—Vicente de la

Weather Bureau Acting Chief Public Defender, Division

(406; Padre Faura, Manila) of Publicof Defenders—Cecilio I. Lim

Director—Miguel

Asst, do.—Charles Selga, S. J.

E. Deppermann, s.j. Attorney

Zialcita Labor, Law Division—Arturo

Chief,

RosendoDivision

Regaladoof Labor Statistics—

Natural History Museum Chief, Workmen’s Compensation. Division

(AScience

Division Building,

under the Bureau —Nieves Baens del Rosario

Corner of ofScience,

Taff Chief, Marine

DimayugaEmployment

and

—A. C.Officer—Jo§e Division

Avenue &Eduardo

Chief—Dr. Herran Street, Manila) :

Quisumbing Medical Sentillan

 THE PHILIPPINES—MANILA Dl3

Bureau op Coast & Geodetic' ■ Industrial Division

Survey' Chief—Valeriano K. Luz

Director of Coast 'Surveys—Commander Asst. Chief—Delfiu R. Campos

R. R. Lukens Markets Division

Asst. Director of Coast Surveys—Antonio Chief—Bonifacio Quiaoit

G. Perez Asst. Chief—Luciano Salanga

Bureau op Commerce Trade Promotion Division

(101, Echague, Manila, P.Oi Box Chief—Dionisio ReyesG, Luna

Asst. Chief—Miguel

1481; Cable Ad: Bucom) Foreign Trade Division

Director

eeda of Commerce—Cotrielio Balma- Chief—Saturnine R. Mendinuete

Administrative. Division Asst. Chief—Filomeno Sta. Ana

Chief—Simeon Matulak Recio Trade Regulation Division

Asst. Chief—Rafael Jose Chief—Cfeledbnio Agrava

Commercial Division Supreme Court

Chief—Cle bo C. Mastrili

Asst; Chief—Pedro R. Romero (Ayuntamiento Building, Plaza McKinley,

Manila, Philippines)'

MANILA

Manila, the capital and the largest city of the Philippines, is situated on the

western itsideintoof the

divides twoisland

partsofandLuzon, at theintomouth

empties Manilaof theBay.PasigTheRiver,

city which practically

is almost

centre of the archipelago. It is distant two days by

from Nagasaki, five from Shanghai, and 17 to 28 days from San EranciSco sea from Hongkong, fourindays

the

or

Seattle, according to the varying speed of . the different vessels on the run.

the The city of

fortifications Manila was founded by Legaspi on June 24th, 1571. The erection of

In 1645, 1863 andaround

1880 thethecitypresent Walled

suffered City (Intramuros)

considerable damage from wasearthquakes.

begun about 1590.The

first newspaper was published in Manila iri 1811. The port was opened to the commerce

of the world in 1834, and the railroad line to Dagupan was completed in 1891. War-

having

oh Maybeen 1st,declared between

1898, sailed, intotheManila

UnitedBayStatesand and Spain,

totally the fleet

destroyed theofSpanish

the former

fleet,

practically with no loss to the attacking side. Thereafter Manila was blockaded until

ofAugust 13th, when, a military force having arrived, the Americans took possession

the city.

Manilaportisofthethe leading

principal Country.centre of foreign

The Bulk and domestic

of the imports and thecommerce

exports ofasthe wellcountry

as the

passes through this port. Foreign corporations engaged in business

have their main offices and storehouses in Manila, whence branches, are established in in the Philippines

other local trade centres.

The harbour of Manila is almost landlocked, and its deep anchorage basin is

rotected by a semi-circular

andling equipment project intostone breakwater.The Four

the harbour. first ispiers

reserved withformodern

the use cargo-

of the

United States Army. The second, 600 feet long, is capable

net. The third, which is 650 feet in length, has a stowing capacity of about of stowing about 5,000 9,000

tons

tons. The fourth pier has about four times the cargo capacity of the third and a

berthing capacity sufficient to accommodate four of the largest ty pe of ships at one time.

sailingThe mouthengaged of theinPasig River is used as anchorage can bespace for steamers and

in and vessels

out, towing cascos inter-island

loaded withcommerce.

Cargoes fromHeresteamers inseenthelaunches moving

bay or from the

warehouses on the banks of the river. The esteros or estuaries provide additional

transportation channels to different parts of the city.

Dl4 MANILA

Manila is the main terminal

northern to southern parts of Luzon. Several of the Manilaprovincial

EailroadroadsCompany,

enter thewithcity,linesthereby

from

making motor vehicle transportation feasible. Electric tramways run in the principal

streets of the city and its suburbs.

The population of Manila in 1937 was 399,681. Of this number, 361,676 were

Filipinos,

277 Germans,31,21367 Chinese,

French, 1,989 Americans,

36 Swiss, and the1,170restSpaniards,

of other 2,594 Japanese, 264

nationalities. ThereBritish,

were

28,571 people to the square mile. In 1939 Manila’s population was 623,362.

The area of the city of Manila is 13.72 square miles. For

other municipal purposes the city has been divided into the following 15 districts: all administrative and

Tondo, San Nicolas, Binondo, Santa Cruz, Quiapo, San Miguel, Sampaloc San Lazaro,

Intramuros (walled City), The Port, Ermita, Malate, Paco, Pandacan, and Santa Ana,

Tondo

Oriental.is San

inhabited

Nicolas,byBinondo,

nativesand of Santa

the working

Cruz areclass and is the

the business most Intramuros,

districts; thoroughly

the extant example of a mediaeval town; while The Port with its piers, warehouses

and other shipping facilities is the

Ermita and Malate are the residential districts. commercial Manila of the future. San Miguel,

The total

these areP.wide length of the

and handsome streets and roads in Manila is 545.66 kilometres. Some Hizalof

Avenue, Burgos, Azcarraga,avenues, of which

Isaac Peral, the Luneta,

A. Bonifacio Drive,TaftKatigbac

Avenue, Drive,

and

from the

10 Dewey Boulevard

to 15 metres, whilearethattheofmost

Deweynotable.

Boulevard Theiswidth of the Cassia,

75 metres. street acacia,

varies

ing is mostly macadam with some asphalt, some wooden blocks and some cobbles. pav-

mabolo and other trees are found along the borders of many of the streets. The The

Escolta in Binondo is the main business street, and in it most of the American

and European stores and bazaars are found. The Rosario, another

in Binondo, is occupied chiefly by Chinese shops and is a busy quarter. Rizal Avenue broad thoroughfare

is a growing business centre.

Among the parks, whose total area is 1,451,917.20 square metres, are the famous

Luneta,

There areMehan Gardens,to Dr.

monuments PlazaJos^McKinley,

Rizal, the Harrison

foremost Park,

FilipinoandheroBurnham

and martyr, Green.

on

the Luneta; to Legaspi and Urdaneta, the soldier and the priest, respectively, who

implanted

Magallanes (Magellan), the discoverer of the Philippines, in Magallanes Landing; andto

Spanish sovereignty in the Country, facing the north end of the Luneta;

to Anda at the foot of A. Bonifacio Drive, Charles IV. in Plaza McKinley, Benavides

in Plaza Santo Tomas, and Queen Isabela II, in Malate.

Foremost among the hotels is the Manila Hotel. Other hotels of importance are

the

ings,Luneta

mentionHotel,

may be BaymadeViewofHotel and Great Eastern

the Ayuntamiento, Hotel. OfBuilding,

the Legislative the important build-

the General

Post

Metropolitan Theatre, the Philippine Normal School, the Philippine School of Club,

Office, the Malacanan Palace, the University of the Philippines, University Arts

and

NavyTrades,

Club, theElksBureau

Club,ofthe Science, the Philippine

Y.M.C.A., the Masonic General

Temple,Hospital, the Army

Filipinas and

Building,

and “El Hogar Filipino” Building. The total number of buildings in Manila is

in round numbers 10,000. l

On account

are among the ofchieft ieirobjects

architecture and interior

of interest. decorations,

The largest is thetheCatholic

churchesCathedral

in Manilain

Intramuros. The city has also charitable institutions, prominent among which are the

Hospicio

the Deaf deandSanBlind;Jose,theanSan orphan

Lazaroasylum and home

Hospital for aged

for those women;from

suffering the School

contagious for

diseases;

the the sanatoria

Government Orphanageof thefor Anti-Tuberculosis

the care of Society

orphan and known as the

destitute QuezontheInstitute;

children; Settle-

ment House for the temporary shelter of destitute persons; and the American Guardian

Association for destitute children of American and Filipino parentage.

bothManila

public isandtheprivate,

educational centrenumber

and their of theisarchipelago.

increasing. Four The city has for

schools manyvocational

schools,

education are maintained here by the Insular Government. The University of the

Philippines—embracing

Engineering, Agriculture, the Colleges of Liberal Arts, Law, Medicine and Surgery,

Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Veterinary

Fine Arts, aMedicine, Education,

Graduate School Schools Medicine

of Tropical of Forestry and

Public Health, and a Conservatoire of Music—is located in Manila. Other high insti-

 MANILA—BAGUIO D15

tutions of learning are the National University, the Philippines Women’s College,

Jose Rizal College, Ateneo de Manila, the University of Manila, and the University of

Santothere

this Tomas, are which

Schoolsis ofmanaged

Theologyandandmaintained

Church Law, by the Dominican Notarial

Jurisprudence, Fathers. Law, In

Medicine, Pharmacy, Business and Engineering.

The city and its suburbs receive their drinking water by pipes leading from

the reservoir

almost every and at Novaliches,

house, north-east

both domestic of Manila.

andtobusiness. For theThetowns,

waterofisimproving

purpose laid on theto

water-supply

and ownershipknown extending

has been its benefits the neighbouring its administration

Corporation, as thetransferred fromWater

Metropolitan the city of Manila

District, since toJulya 1st,Government

1919. In

addition,

sewerage there are 18 artesian wells which furnish water free to the and public. The

for sanitary sewers. The leading hospitals are the Philippine General Hospital,other

system is known as the separate system—one for storm drains the San

Juan de and

Hospital, DiosSt.Hospital. St. Paul’sThere

Luke’s Hospital. Hospital,

are 18 San Lazaro provided

playgrounds Hospital,with Maryapparatus

Chiles

and placed under the charge of a playground director and staff of assistants. For

fire prevention the city has eight fire-stations.

Manila is also the principal industrial centre of the archipelago. In the city are

found coconut-oil

braid hat factories,mills, cigar andandcigarette

breweries factories,

distilleries, rope manufacturing

furniture factories, lumber firms, hemp

mills,

marine railway and repair shops, foundries and machine shops, vulcanizing plants

shoe and soap making establishments, and ice plants.

The automatic telephone system extends throughout the city and its suburbs.

Electric light has been placed in public parks, streets, hotels, theatres, and other

buildings. The city is provided with theatres, baseball grounds, tennis courts, and

Solf and race courses. The principal clubs are the Army and Navy Club, Casino

Ispanol,

Club, GolfElks Club,Manila

Club, Wack-Wack Golfaland

Club, Tiro Country

Blanco, Club, Manila

Philippine Columbian GolfAssociation,

Club, Columbia Club

Filipino, Oriental Club, University Club and the Polo Club.

sea Among

animals thefoundinteresting placeswaters;

in Philippine in the thecityBureau

are theofAquarium

Science, thefor headquarters

fishes and otherof

the scientific

charge of the work of theofGovernment

Museum Natural and its National

History and the Museum

Museum Division

of which has

Industries;

Observatory of the Philippine Weather Bureau, especially noted

connection with typhoons and earthquakes; the Bilibid Prison, with a highly developed for its workthein

industrial

and department;

the Luneta, the National

where concerts Library;

are given by thethefamous

MuseumPhilippine

of SantoArmyTomasBand. University;

BAGUIO

The cityIt isofsituated

typhoon. Baguio 150is the

milessummer

north ofcapital

Manila,of among

the Philippines.

the BenguetThe name means

mountains. Its

elevation

The city is

has 1,450

an metres,

area of or

49 about

square 5,000 feet.

kilometres At

and many

a points

perimetre it is

of over

30.6 5,500 feet.

kilometres.

Its population in 1937 numbered 11,455 consisting of Igorots, Christian Filipinos,

Americans,

The Japanese, Chinese and Europeans. 14‘9 In deg.

1939 its population F.),wasandof24,122.

meanmean monthly

monthly minimum

maximum 23‘0 temperature

deg. C. (73‘4isdeg. F.). TheC. (58' 8 deg.average

annual the

the

humidity is 86'4. The forests are pure pine.

yearsBaguio

later was discovered

Guillermo by aaSpaniard,

Galvey, Spaniard,Alfonse

led anMartin Quirante

expedition in 1623, Dean

to Baguio. and sixC.

Worcester,

Spaniard, visiting

Sefior the

Sanchez,Philippines in

and Baguio may1892, in the interest

betownship

said to owe of science,

its origin met by

this chanceina

chance

toestablished

meeting. The First Civil Government in the of Baguio

1900. A committee composed of General Luke E. Wright, Governor-General; Dean C. was

 Dl« MANILA—BAGUIO

Worcester, Secretary of the Interior; Horace L. Higgins, President of Manila Railroad

Company; Major L. M. Mans, U.S.A., Medical Corps; and Dr. Frank S. Bourns, journeyed

from San Fernando

tain resort and healthto station.

Baguio toOninvestigate

the strengththe ofpossibilities of establishing

the committee’s a moun-

recommendations,

the Philippine Commission appropriated money for Baguio’s initial development.

The first

adevelopment Sanatorium

landscape architect, (now the Post Office) was constructed in 1902. D. H. Burnham,

of Baguio. visited BaguioCountry

The Baguio in 1904Club and was

dreworganized

the Burnhamin 1906,Plan

and infor1908,

the

the BaguioIn Hospital

opened. 1909 five and Mansion

large Stanley House were made

automobiles constructed,

a andtrip

through Teachers’

on theCamp was

Benguet

Road (now Kennon Road) for the first time. In the same year the township of Baguio

was incorporated under the name of City of Baguio with a charter.

and The townshipanhas

vice-mayor, a CityAdvisory

Igorot CouncilCouncil

consisting of five

of five members,

members, and including the mayor

various Government

departments.

Councilman, members of the Igorot Advisory Council, are all appointed by City

Heads of the various departments, the Vice-Mayor and a third the

President of the Philippines with the consent of the Commission on Appointments of

the National

popular vote. Assembly.

For obviousThereasons,

two other

two ormembers of the are

more positions Cityfilled

Council

by onlyare one

elected by

person

without extra compensation. The City Treasurer is also the City Assessor, Mining

Recorder

and for the Sub-province

the sub-province. The City of Benguet, and Registrar

Health Officer is also oftheDeeds

Chiefforof both

the the city

Baguio

Hospital. The City Attorney is also the Provincial Fiscal of the Mountain Province.

One Councilman is also the Superintendent of the Philippine Military Academy. The

Vice-Mayor

John Hay. is usually a ranking officer of the United States Army Post at Camp

The activities of the City Government embrace the operation of the following

utilities : system,

sewerage Hydro-electricand plant,

garbageicesystem,

plant,citytelephone system, concrete

water supply system,

rock crusher, andpailland transportation. Theslaughterhouse,

first city hydro-electric pipeplant

factory,

was

completed on July 16th, 1921, the second city hydro-electric

on April 21st, 1924, the ice plant began the production of ice in 1921, the telephoneplant was completed

system

the sewer was System

inaugurated

beganin operation

1908, the water

in 1913,supply

the system

pail andbegan operation

garbage systemin 1910,

Was

inaugurated

pipe factory in

was 1911, the

establishedcityin slaughterhouse

1920, a rock was

crusher established

installed in

in 1911,

1916, a

theconcrete

Baguio

Central School (2 stories concrete) was completed on March 16th, 1923, the Sanitary

Camp was established in 1913, the Vegetable Market Building (stone) was completed

in 1918, Baguio Auditorium (formerly grandstand) was inaugurated on April 25th,

in19 August,

4, and the1921.

Bagtiio Branch Library (branch of the National Library) was established

The

School, places of Camp,

interestDominican

in and round Hill,Baguio are : Camp JohnSto.Hay,Tomas Trinidad Farm

AntamokTeachers’

Mines, Topside, Mansion House, Mirador

CountryObservatory,

Club, Wright Park, Pines Mountain,

Hotel,

Government Centre, Quezon Hill, Burnham Park, Easter School, City Hall, City

Market, Military Hill, Bua Dormitory, City Camp, Brent School, Saint Louis

College,Reservation.

Cave Baguio Central Schools, Baguio Hospital, Baguio Branch Library and Busol

 MANILA Dl7

DIRECTORY

“A. F. F.” Magazine of Philippine R.manager

F. Garriz, president & general

Postage Stamps, etc., Official Organ of Carlos Preysler, treasurer & business

the “Asociacion

—P.O.Box 711 Filatelica de Filipinas” manager

Ramon Catala, editor-in-chief Aguado Hermanos, General Merchants—

Remigio Garcia, business manager 103, Balmes, Quiapo; Telephs. 21314

A. & P. Co., Inc., The, Merchants— and 21315; P.O. Box 2105; Cable Ad:

620 Escolta; Teleph. 23580; P.O. Box Aguados

2556; Cable Ad : Aandpcompany Aguilar Machine Shop, Machinists and

S. F. Aubrey, president & treasurer Repairers of allTondo;

kindsTeleph.

of machines—

215, Lakandola, 48864

Abad, Dr. Lucio 'D., Visiting Physi-

cian : Ear, Nose and Throat, St. AgUinaldo, L. R., Importer, Manufac-

Luke’sTrozo;

Hospital—Office: turer’s agent and JuanDepartment

Luna Street;Stores

lena, Teleph. 48371.1145Residence:

Magda- Operator—500,

eph. 49885; P.O. Box 1678; Cable Ad:

Tel-

Natib Road, 6-81-72

City; Teleph. Cubao Heights, Quezon Seine or Aladdin; all Standard Codes:

Branches: Iloilo, Bacolod and Cebu.

Abolafia, Inc., M. & C.—P.O. Box ,U.

NewS. YorkOffice:City

28, West Houston Street,

2386; Cable Ad : Abolafia

Abra Mining Company — P.O. Box Agusan Coconut Co. —1035, Isaac

Peral; Teleph. 56951 ; Cable Ad :

1147; Cable Ad : Abramining Agusaninc

J. H. Alley, general manager

Abrera, SoFronio, Attorney-at-Law AhGrocers

GongandSons

—Offices:

Telephs. 2-22Samanillo Building, Escolta;

24 & 2-30-51 Wine &Merchants—389-391,

Co., Importers,

Echague; Teleph. 21304; P.O. Box 1065;

Academy of Music of Manila, The, Cable Ad: Ahgong; Codes: Bentley’s

Instruction in Music and Classical Alhambra Cigar Co. & —Cigarette

Dancing — 44, A. Mabini, Ermita; Manufacturing 31, Calle

Teleph. 23064 Tayuman; P.O. Box 209; Cable Ad:

Acme Code Co., Publishers,' Acme Com- Alhambra

A.H. P,A. Kuenzle, president

modity Acme

ment, and Phrase Code, Seven

Complete Acme Supple-

Figure Streiff, vice-president

Code H. J. Widmer, treasurer

C, H.TimSulzer

merberg, manager

Representatives : W. Eggmann I F- Roller

Philippine Education ..Co,,' 101, C.E. Rupp

Redinger |I J.M.Reupke

Ferrandiz

Escolta

Acme Films, Inc., Importers and G. Seeberger | R. L. Schroeder

Distributors

Films — 2215, ofAzcarraga,

Motion Sampaloc;

Picture Alhambra Cigar Store, Wholesale and

Teleph. 23622; Cable Ad: Afilm Retail TobaccoBinondo;

CornerBox;Nueva, products—25,

Teleph.Escolta,

25629;

P.O. 985

Acro Taxicab Co., Inc.—521, M. de F. W. Prising, proprietor

Industria, San Nicolas; Teleph. Alkan, Inc.,- C., Arms

21696 Haberdashery LadiesandWare—Heacock

Ammunitions,

Advertising Bureau, Inc., The—931, Building, 126, Escolta; Teleph. 21163;

R. Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23555 ; P.O. BoxIloilo,

Baguio, 439; Gable

Cebu,Ad:Davao

Alkan;andandNewat

P.O. Box 498; Cable Ad: Adbureau York

D18 MANILA

Samuel F. Gaches,

general manager president & A. B. Park, president

F. L. Schleipen, vice-president C.P. E.L. Seitz, vice-president

Donald O. Gunn, retail manager Aug.Meyer, secretary

Auer (Fire Dept.)

Agents for: L. Collier (Casualty)

Draper-Maynard Co. P. T. Dzih (Fire Underwriting)

Jantzen Knitting Mills Co. V. Gancia (Accounting)

Crawford-Macgregor A. Vega (Marine)

Johnson Motors Co. Co.

Winchester Kepeating Arms Co. American Mail Line—{See The Robert

Alonalon, Fabian, Dealer in Meats, Dollar Co.)

Fruits and Poultry—1028,

Quiapo; Teleph. 21783 Arlegui, American Oxygen & Acetylene Co.,

Inc., Successors to Fernandez and

Lind Oxygen Go., Inc.—529, Aviles,

viMei yah pao sien hung

^ sztm San Miguel; Teleph. 22694

Amekican-Asiatic Underwriters, Inc., American Steamship Agencies, Inc.—

General Insurance—{See American In- 1, Derham Building, Port Area; Teleph.

ternational Underwriters) 2-4278; Cable Ad: Amership

American Bureau of Shipping—Upa General Agents in the Philippines for :

Kokusai Kisen Kaisya

Building; Teleph. 21461

American Chamber of Commerce for Ammen Transportation Co., A. L.,

the Philippines — {See Associations Bus transportation, Bicol Provinces

and Clubs) —324, Kneedler Building, Santa

“American Chamber of Commerce Jour- Cruz; Teleph. 22517; P.O. Box 1169.

Main Office: Iriga, Camarines Sur

nal,”

Teleph. Monthly — Heacock

21126; P.O. Box 1638;Building;

Cable Ampil & Co., Coal Dealers—997,

Ad:Walter

Amchambcom

Robb, editor Muelle de la Industria; Teleph.

21593; P.O. Box 1301

American Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

American Express Co., Inc., The, Anakan Lumber Co., Logging and Lum-

International Banking, Shipping and ber—801, 22792; P.O.M.Boxde268; la Industria; Teleph.

Cable Ad; Anaka

Travel—Insular Life Building,

Moraga, Binondo; Telephs. 23558 (Fan 95, Plaiz

ancial) <& 22047 (Travel): P.O. Box 1463; Andersonchants—

& Co., Wm. H., General Mer-

25, Plaza Goiti,596Santa Cruz;

Cable

L. F.Ad: Amexco

Cecil, manager Teleph. 21346; P.O. Box

C.J. H.

Rodriguez, travel repres. Wm. H. Anderson, president

Goloy, cashier W. H.

manager Rennolds, vice-president &

A. F. Domingo, accountant E.F. G.B. Harris, treasurer

F. A. Pantaleon, shipping Azaola, secretary

American

Groceries,Grocery

Liquors(NgTip

and &Provisions—

Sons, Inc.), A no Batong Busilak, Marble Import-

215-7, ers and Workers; Mausoleums of

Box 71;Echague;

Cable Ad:Telephs.

Watip 21614-5; P.O. dago; Marble and Cement—380, R. Hil-

Teleph. 26640; P.O. Box 2566;

American Hardware Plumbing Co.— Cable Ad: Batbusil

125, Escolta; Teleph. 23855; P.O. Box 137

American International Under- Ang Kalian & Co., Notions Wholesalers

writer- for the Philippines, Inc., and Retailers—303, Rosario, Binondo;

General

car, Life,Insurance:

Accident, Fire, Motor- Teleph. 47697

Marine,Baggage

Plateglass,

and Special Risks—Marsman Building, Ang1309,Ligaya, Slipper Manufacturing—

Port Area; Teleph. 2-33-47; P.O. Box 48147 Azcarraga, Binondo; Teleph

3341; Cable Ad: Underwriters

 MANILA Dl9

Ang Tibay Shoe & Slipper Factory — Araneta, Zaragoza, Araneta &

710-714, Ylaya, Tondo; P. O. Box 333; Bautista, Lawyers — Insular

Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo; Life

Teleph. 49716 Telephs. 2-35-88 and 2-35-89; Cable Ad:

Torimanager

bio Teodoro, proprietor & general Arajoza

Julio Teodoro, secretary & treasurer Gregorio Araneta (1930)

Vicente Salvador

Salvador Zaragoza

managerSabalvaro, asst, general Araneta

J. AntonioM. Araneta

Angat Manila Transportation—555, Antonio Bautista

Azcarraga; Teleph. 49716 Jose Pagaduan

Emigdio G. Tanjuatco

Emmanuel Pelaez

Angeles Electrical Supply — 826, Arbadji, K., General Importer and

Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. 23065 Manufacturers’ Agent—227, David,

Binondo; Teleph. 2-10-16; P.O. Box

Antipolo Lumber Co., Lumber Dealers— 1032; Cable Ad: Arbadji

2453, Rizal Avenue

Cruz; Teleph. 26780 Extension, Santa

Arce

and Dentist — 312, Plaza Miranda:

Araneta, Incorporated, Gregorio, Telephs. Office: 25919 and Residence:

Realtors, Investors^ Trustees and 23926

GeneralFloor,

—3rd Managers of Sta.Building,

Soriano Mesa Heights

Plaza Argentine Consulate—(Nee Consul-

Cervantes, Binondo; Telephs. 21457, ates)

22419 and 21754; Cable Ad: Grearainc Arguelles & Ocampo, Architects—512,

Jose Araneta, president Pilipinas Building, Binondo; Teleph.

Salvador Araneta, 1st vice-pres.

Manuel Alcuaz, 2nd vice-pres. & 21228

secretary Tomas Arguelles, architect

Ramon J. Aranete, treasurer & Fernando Ocampo, do.

Sales

Carmen manager

Z. Vda. de Araneta, Armour & Co.—322, 13th St., Port

J. Antonio Araneta, do. director Area

“Armour”

P.O. Box 1383; Cable Ad:

Luis Lopez Obieta, do.

Consuelo Araneta, do.

Vicente A. Araneta,

Severe Tuason, do.

Sales manager Army & N avy Club—(See Associations

Joaquin Lazo, accountant and Clubs)

Vicente Cobarrubias, cashier Army

Jose F. Vergara, Real Estate

H. D. Nerecina, Property clerk clerk tions &andNavy

Clubs)Y.M.C.A.—(Nee Associa-

V. Thomas, stenographer

Cayetano S. Arellano, in-charge Arte Y. Trabajo, Sculptors and Con-

(Araneta & Co. and Insular tractors—651,21838

F. Torres; Teleph.

JoseInvestments,

Matti, Inc.)

clerk

Apolo Coronado,

Telesforo book-keeper

D. Fernandez, do. Asia Life Insurance Co. (Incorporated in

Alberto Arellano,asst, cashier U.S.A.), Life Insurance—Samanillo

Juan Bartolome, clerk Building, TopP.O.Floor,

Teleph. 24366; 619, Cable

Box 1472; Escolta;

Ad:

Benito Inoncillo, do Alico; Codes: Bentley’s and Acme. Br-

Mateo B. Ramos, salesman anch Offices: and Agencies at Lingayen

Hermogenes

Dominador Martinez, inspector

Perez, collector (Pangasinan) Legaspi, San Fernando

Miguel Arancillo, do. (Pampanga), Cebu, Davao, Iloilo,

Alfredo Jose, do. BatangasR. and

P. PhilippinesCagayan-de-Misamis

Danner, manager for the

Lucas

Manuel Caragan,

Inocencio,messenger

do.

Jose Malazo, do. F. B. Baldwin, m.d., vice-president

Federico Echevarria, do. E.medical director

L. Newman, resident secretary

 MANILA

Asiatic Commercial Corporation, Im- Associated On- Co.—China Bank Build- J

porters and Manufacturers' Repre- ing, 2nd Floor; Teleph. 49888; P. OJ’

sentatives— 210, Juan Luna ; P.O. Box 1632; Cable Ad: Assocdoil

Box 1932; Teleph. 4^90^60; Cable Ad: Associated Publishers, The — 428-432,,

Reico Rizal Avenue; Teleph, 21584; P.O. Boxj

S. J. Wilson, president

Akerman, vice-president & general 449; Cable Ad: Lawcopub

F. manager

P. Laconico, secretary-treasurer Associated sman Building, Steamship Lines—302,

3rd Floor, Mar-

Port Area,;

E. Harazim, taximeter expert Telephs. 2-20-32’

Assoclines

F. M. Gispert, ' secretary ■ - Ad:

2-20-33; Cable

Asiatic

Building Lumber Co.—El Hogar Filipino E. J. Faggiano, asst, secretary

Asiatic Petroleui^ Co. (P. I.), Ltd., The, .assurance cfe Thbift Association,

Ltd., of Sydney Australia (La

Oil Importers

Brand) arid Distributors

— Hongkong & Shanghai (Shell

Bank &Economica) Henry Hunter Bayne

Building, Juan Luna; Binondo; Teleph. Bank Co.,Building

Treasurers—22b,

; P.O. BoxNational

589 City

22541

Petrosilex; P.O. Box 441; Cable Ad:

H. C. Whittall, manager ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS

W. Wooding, asst, manager American Chamber Calle of Commerce of the

C.A. G.C. Agnew

Beck Philippines—180, David; Teleph.

L. Blair E. A. Kennedy

W. Lloyds 9-26-28.; Cable Ad: Amchambcom

L. de C H. R. Malcolm President—S. F. Gaches

Secretary—J. S. Dolan

E. S. Blephynden

Bush D.D. H.

G. MacAyoy

Perry

R. I. Cherrill P. Poison American Guardian Association—Fre-

G. H. W. G.H. W. Reid nandez Building, 124, Calle T. Phinpin;

R.E. Dowson

ConnorChurchill F. Russell Teleph. 2-16-88 Wood

M. O. Simpson

F. M. Spence Founder—Leonard

D. S. Fitzgerald' W. L. Spencer Hon. Presidents — Francis B. Sayre

R.L. W.

Forrest J.P. C..StreatffeiId (United States High Commissioner),

Hocking R. Wanklyn Manuel

Philippines)L. Quezon (President

and Admiral T. C. ofHart,

the

W. E. Hunt

C. W. Jones H.K. H. G. White

F. Williams U.

United S. States

Navy Asiatic

(Commander-in-Chief,

Fleet)

Hon. Vice - Presidents — Maj. - Gen.

Asociacion Filatelica de Fi lipinas, George Grunert,

manding General, U.Philippine

S. ArmyDepart-

(Com-

A Club for Stamp Collectors^ Quarter- ment) and Rear-Admiral J. M. Smeal-

ly Magazine “ A. F. F.” Free to Mem- lie, U. S. Navy ( 6th Naval District,

bers—P.O. Box 711 Cavite)

Jesus Cacho, president President—Alva J. Hill

Jose Geland, secretary 1st Vice-President—Col.

Vice-President — H.Mrs.Gilhouser

2ndWarrington R. O.

Asociacion de Navieros

—■(See Associations de Filipinas Treasurer—J . McCain

and,Clubs) Secretary—Mrs. Flora N. Gregg

Assanmal &, Co., G., Importers and Board of' Directors—Alva

(Chairman); Col. H. Gilhouser, J. Mrs.

Hill

Exporters. Wholesale

— 775-777,and Tabora,

Retail R.Almeda

O. Warrington,

Silk Merchants Lopez, Rev.Judge John F.Natividad

Hurley,

San Nicoias; Teleph. 49915; Cable S.Gulick,

J., Col.JohnL. J.Canson,

van Schaick,

LeonardPaulC.

Ad : Assanmal Moore, T. G. Henderson, George L.

Rickard and

Associated Agencies, Inc.— 614^ Sales Women’s Advisory Board—Mrs. R. O. J. McCain

vSt,;

Ad: Teleph.

Assaging27026; P.O. Box 1226; Cable Warrington (Chairman), Mrs. F. B.

J. L. Arnault, manager Sayre,

Danner,Mre.Mrs;C. E.C.Nathorst,

L. Seitz,Mrs.

MrsP. H.R.

 MANILA D2I

Schlereth, Mrs. F. Gr. Brink, Mrs. C. H- Manila Golf Club— Links at Caloocan;

Lantz, Mrs. H. T. Frost, Mrs. J. R. P.O. Box 1560, Manila

Herdman, Mrs. John H. Chiles, Mrs.

R.FloraE. Cecil, Mrs. T.andK. Mrs;

N. Gregg Mallen,George

Mrs. Manila Jockey Club—50, Tayuman;

Grunert Teleph. 22818

Army & Navy Club—South Boulevard Manila Pasav,

Polo Club—F. :B. Harrison,

Luneta; Teleph. 22095; P.O. Box 460 196'1 Rizal; Teleph. 9-17 31: P.O. Box

Army & Navy Young Men’s Christian

Association

City; Telephs.— Aduana Street,BoxWalled

2-16 04; PiO. 1634; Philippine Chinese General Chamber

Cable Ad: Executive

Ansec Secretary—J. C. Teleph. of Commerce—China Bank Building;

Acting 4-90-44; P.O. Box 241: Cable

Storey Aeb Ghichamcom, Manila; Codes:

District Business Secretary—Fred S. Bentley’s AlfonsoA.B.C. 5th. Ed.president

Z. SyCip,

Coinings Secretaries—L. H. Davis

Activities Yu Eng Poh, treasurer

(Physical)

Fort and C. M. Branch—J.

Wm. McKinley Lewis (Social)C. Ty Kong Tin, secretary

Storey (Executive Secretary) Members of Control Board—Dee.

Hong Lue, Ng Fai, Kui Hoa San,

Yu Khe Thai, Ng Su Tam

Asociacion de Navieros deFilipinas— Members of Executive Board —

New Naritima Building, Binondo; Alfonso Z. SyCip, Tan Samto, C.

Teleph. 22709; P.O. Box 1283 S. See, Yu Eng Poh, Lim Shui

Ty, James Woo, J. Lidio, E. Co

Chawek of Commerce, Manila—Na- Seteng, G. Dy Buncio, Cham

tional City Bank Building; P.O. Executive Samco, Ty Han Eng

Box 2523 Secretary—Yang Sepeng

President—T. A. D. Aplin

Technical Adviser — Thomas Har- Ateneo de Manila—(Nee Educational)

rington

Secretary—Alan Howell Atkins,

Exporters Kroll & General

Co., Inc.,Merchants—

Importers

Chamber of Commerce of the Philip- Insular LifeandBuilding; Teleph. 22342;

pines—Chamber’s

Building; Teleph. 2-26-19Magallanes Drive atP. O.Cagayan Box 1588; Cable Ad: Atol. Also

de Sulu, P.I. and San

President—Vicente Madrigal Francisco, U.S.A.

Vice-President—Benito Razon N.

Secretary-Treasurer

ampo

:

—- Pedro J. Oc- L. W. Detzer, vice-pres.,

C. McClelland, gen. mgr.

Sales engineer

Directors—Vicente Madrigal, Gonzalo Robert G. Burke, do-

Puyat, Araneta,

Leopold©Benito

R. Aguinaldo, Sal- E. G. Toftman

vador Razon, Lino G.I. Villanueva

van Syckel (Cagayan-Sulu)

Gutierrez, Isaac Ampil, Ramon J. J. A. Crescini I L. Reyes

Fernandez, Aurelio

Vicen te Vill anueva Periquet and C. M. Rivera | F. M. Aparte

Atlantic, Gulf

Chambre de Commerce FRANgAiss Aux facturers Manila, Engineers, Contractors, Manu-

Iles Philippines—P.O. Box 597; Cable Muelle de ofla Structural

Ad: Oomalfranc Industria;

Steel -71-77;

Teleph. 22051;

P.O. Box 626; Cable Ad: Dredging;

Japanese Association of Manila,. Inc., Codes: All Standard

Mutual

Building, Aid and Benefit—Insular Life Atok Gold Mining; Co—Main Office:

Box 335 Binondo ;Teleph. 2-15-13; P.O. 414, Heacock

Box Philippines

2146. MineBuilding, Manila;Baguio,

and Mill: P.O.

Manila Club—238, San Marcelino; TheW, W. Harris, president

Teleph. 2-20r72; Cable Ad: Manclub G. L. Rickard, secretary

D22 MANILA

Directors—P. A. Meyer, S. Davis B. B. B. y La Ideal, Inc., Manufacturers

Winship, J. B. Hoover, Thos. I. ofTobaccos Cigarettes,

— 542,Smoking and Chewing

Weeks, J.

R. L. Janda Antonio Araneta and Teleph. 23652; P.O.Echague,

Box 2047;Quiapo;

Cable

F. B. Morehouse, general supt. Ad: BBB

Ault & Wibokg Co. (Far East), The (A Bachrach Motor Co., Inc.—25th Street,

Division of the International Print- Port Area; Teleph. 21544; P.O. Box

ing Ink Corpn.), Manufacturers of 420; Cable Ad : Emba

Printing and Lithographic Inks,

Carbon Paper and Typewriter Rib- Badillo’s Embroidery Stork, Philippine

bons; Dealers in Printing Machin- Embroideries, Ladies and Children’s

ery

tors and

in theSupplies;

PhilippinesSoleforDistribu-

Miehle Dresses— 25, Cortada ; Teleph. 23162 :

Printing Press & Manufacturing P.O. Box 2175

Y. Badillo

Co., Chicago, Hi., U.S.A.—176 Soler

Street, Binondo,

49881-49882; P.O. Manila,

Box 1353;P.I.;Cable

Telephs.

Ad: Baguio Gold Mining Co. -416-418,

Aultwiborg Heacock Building; P.O. Box 1855.

Capital Stock P. 1,300,000.00

Aurelia’s, Manufacturers and Export- President—P.

Directors — S.A. D.

Meyer Winship, S. F.

ers of Philippine Straw Hats—80- Gaches, W. S. Price, Wm. J. Schober,

84, Real St., Walled City; Teleph. J. L. Headington and R. C. Straight

2-27-88; Cable Ad: Aureliahat. Branch: Secretary—Paul F. Whitacre

12a, Stamford Road, Capitol Building,

Singapore; Teleph. 2540; Cable Ad: Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc., The,

Aurelihat Stevedores, Compradores, Water Boats,

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.—503- Lighters and Launches—Derham Build-

511, Echague; Teleph. 24416; P.O. Box Box 517; ing, Port Cable

District:

Ad: Teleph.

Bailey 23246; P.O.

127; Cable Ad: Storage

G. S. Yuill & Co., Pty., Ltd., agents Baker Co., The E. E.—821, Oroquieta,

Auto Trucking Co., Inc.—1955, Azcar- Santa 28747 Cruz; P.O. Box 2100; Teleph.

raga;

Box 356Telephs. 22345 and 22060; P.O. Balatoc Mining Co., Gold Mining-

Awad & Co., E., Embroidery Dealers Room 13th, Chicago, Port Area; Teleph.

and General Importers--435, Juan 21756; Balatocmco, P. O. Codes:

Box 817; CableOnion,

Western Ad:

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49637; P.O. Acupan Five Letter Itogonand Bentley’s; Mines at

Box 1743; Cable Ad: Essawad J. W. Haussermann, president

Ayala y Cia., Real Estate and General general manager

Merchants^—Filipinas Building; Teleph. F.A. O.F. Duggleby,

Haussermann, 2nd vice-president

vice-president

21762; P.O. Box 751; Cable Ad: Ayala director

Babcock & Co., Inc., W. R., Importers J. W. Ferrier,

J. J. Dunbar, do. director

and Exporters of Hemp, Copra, Coconut R. T. McKee, secretary-treasurer

Oil, Hides,

Petroleum Kapok, Sugar, Alcohol,

—El HogarProducts,

Building;Printers’

Telephs.Inks,

67982etc.& “BANAHAw’TruitPreservers and Canners,

67698. P.O. Box 1222; Cable Ad: Bab- Sweetmeat and Pastry Manufac-

temp;Codes: W.U.,Bentley’s, Duo, Acme, turers, Unrivalled Ice Cream

Makers, Restaurant and Refresh-

Universal

Lieber’s, R.Al,Mosse

A.B.C.and5th Private.

and 6th edns.,

New Street;ment Parlour — 326-330, Carriedo

York Office: 183, Madison Avenue Telephs. 21331 and 21303; P. O.

W. R. Babcock, president Box 1828; Cable Ad: Banahaw

J. F. Boomer, vice-president B.Mrs.A. Sison,

B. A.proprietor

Sison, manager A

Q. Gruber, do. proprietress

R. S. Swinton, treasurer (U.S.A.) Jose Puzon, manager

M. G. Babcock, secretary

 MANILA

BANKS Board of Directors^—Dee

(president), Albino Z. SycipC. Chuan

(vice-

““Banco president), Uy Yetco, Oei Tjoe,

Savings Hipotjscario

and Mortgagede Bank—Banco

Pilipinas,” Chong Su See, Marcelo Nubia,

Siau Tong, Li Seng Gian,

Lee

Guillermo

Hipotecario Building, Plaza Cervantes, Dy Buncio, Dee K. Cniong, H. L.

3-9,

P. His Binondo; Telephs.

O. BoxExcellency 21855

302; CableAndres & 22727;

Ad: Hipotecario Huang and Albino Z. Sycip (vice-

Soriano y president & manager)

Roxas, president

Enrique Vazquez-Prada, 1st vice-pres. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Tirso Lizarraga, 2nd vice-president Corporation—35, Juan Luna; Teleph.

Anthony M. Macleod, treasurer 2-31-44 (4 Lines, Connecting All Depts.);

Col. F. Hodsoll, director P.O.Manager—C.

Box 304; Cable Ad:

Farnworth Faversham

Eduardo

Antonio Brias RoxasRoxas,

Gargollo, do.

do. Sub-Manager—J. S. Watson

Fernando Garcia, do. Accountant—O. J. Shannon

Manuel N. Tuason, do. Assistants

MacIntyre, — G. A.V.Stewart,

H. Parker,P. G.R.

Carlos Perez Rubio, do. Rynd, J. A. McGregor, F. H. King

Eusebio Orense,

F. Ruiz Jimenez, secretary do. and A. L. Snaith

P. Escalambre, accountant SeniorSilva, E. Nazareno, Luis Jose

Clerks—F. M. Barros, Santos,da

E. Tampinco, cashier J.Santos

C. Fernandez, N. Warren, G.

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The— and P. Rigonan

10, Plaza Notary—Public—N. Y. ( rosa

23454, 23455;Cervantes; Teleph.

P.O. Box 777; Cable21142,

Ad: Monte de Piedad & Savings Bank—

Banco Plaza Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 22741; Cable

Ad: Montepiedad

Chartered Luis

MauroAblaza, managing director

& China,Bank Theof—India,

WilsonAustralia

Building, Blardony, accountant

Juan Avecilla, acting secretary

Juan Luna; P. O. Box 303; Cable Ad:

Crucible National City Bank of New York,

Manila Office The,—Office: National City Bank Build-

C.A. E.J Melntosh,

Stewart, agent

sub-agent ing, JuanBinondo:

Luna and Muelle22085;

de laP. In-

L. T. Watty, accountant dustria, Teleph. O.

J.A. T.8. McDougall, sub-accountant Box 615; Cable Ad: Citibank

M. Young, do. A. D. Calhoun,

R.F. C.D. Bailey, manager

Standish, sub-manager

R. G. Hill, do. do.

J.A. M.M. Houghton,

Crichton, do.

do. F. M. Satterfield, do.

G.E. E.R.

dney, sub-accountant

Oebu Office C. E. Harris, do.

W. G. Hollyer, sub-agent LVG.S. Spering,

Marsh, do.

W. G. M. Anderson, sub-accountant I. do.

W. Watson, do. 1. Falek, do.

Iloilo Office E. J. Carvajal, do.

L. W. Dixon, sub-agent W, Y. Dyson, do.

W. B. Richards, sub-accountant

People Bank Bank & Trust Co., Corner

Bank-

China Banking Corporation—Head ing-Peoples Building,

Office: China Bank Bldg., Manila. David Ad :

and Dasmarinas Streets; Cable

Pebanco

Branches: Shanghai and Kulangsu. Directors

Authorized Capital, P. 10,000,000.00. John W. Haussermann, president

Paid Up Capital, Surplus and Un-

divided Profits over P.9,000,000;

Deposits over P.12,000,000; Manila Amos G. Beilis,1stvice-president

H. J. Belden, vice-president

Cable Ad: Chibancorp. Shanghai Wm.

R. T Douglas,

Fitzsimmons manager

Cable Ad : Chibancorp. Amoy Cable E. M. Grimm

Ad : Chibank R. S. Springer

1)24 MANILA

Officers G.V. Gaskell,

R. Rotor,2nd.

1st. cashier

asst, cashier

John W. Haussermann, president George W. Porter, auditor

H. J. Belden, 1st

Wm. Douglas, manager vice-president

Camus and Delgado, Special

A.&L.treasurer

Dwyre, asst, manager, secretary Counsels

Amos

John G.G. Beilis, vice-president

trust officer & Philippine

asst,

Whitesides,

secretary Accounts, Trust InterestCo.,Paid

Banking,

on FixedSavings

De-

J.K. B.Rotberg,

Mackinnon, asst, treasurer posits

and and Savings Accounts,

AdministratorsGoiti,of Santa Trustees

Estates Cruzj

and

asst, trust officer Guardians—Plaza

S. L. Masanga, branch manager (San Teleph. 21255; P.G, Box 150

Pablo)A. Reyes, branch manager (San Directors

Angel

Fernando)

E. J.

(Tarlac) Gabriel La O, Paul

Parsons and P. Verstockt A. Meyer, C

W. M. Moore, branch manager Officers—

(Baguio) E. B. Ford, president

Branches: P. M. Poblete, vice-president

San Pablo, Laguna Mrs. E. de Kastro,

Baguio, Mauntam Province F. Ossorio, treasurersecretary

San Fernando, Pampanga C.P. M.

B. Castro, trust officer

Tarlac, Tarlac M. F. Silva,

Garcia,foreign manager

chief accountant

A. F, Espiritu, auditor

Philippine National Bank—Masonic Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., The,

'22251;

Temple, P.O.Escolta, Binondo;

Box 1469; CableTeleph.

Ads: Banking—34, Plaza Cervantes; Tele-

Philnabank and National Bank phones 23755, 23758, 23759, 23768 and

Board of Directors: 23528; P.O. Box 1480; Cable Ad:

Joke Yulo, chairman Shokin

Vicente Carmona, vice-chairman & S,T. Dazai, manager

Itoh, sub-manager

president

Juari Posadas

V. Buencamino Bardwil Bros., Manufacturers and Ex-

Salvador porters of Hand-made Lingerie- 252,.

GuillermoLagdameo

Gomez Plaza Guipit, Sampaloc; Teleph.

6-75-26; P.O. Bqx 1826; Cable Ad :

Jorge B. Vargas

Eulogio Rodrigues Bardwil

Santos Martinez, secretary Barrera & Reyes, Attorneys — 2nd

Executive Officers: Floor, Wilson Building, 143, Juan

Miguel Cuaderno, vice-president Luna; Telephs. 2-37-37 & 2-37-38;

Sc trustofficer Cable Ad : Abreumino

D. Pekson, assistant to president

F. P. Paterno, cashier Bartolome & Javier, Customs Brok-

S. A. Warner, chief accountant ers, Land and Water Transports^

Herbert Walker, manager, Sugar tion—62, 22836

Muelle de Binondo; Teleph.

Centrals Agency Dept. A. Bartolome, president

Roman Mabanta, manager, T. Javier, manager

Special Assets Dept.

Primitive Lovina, manager, Basilian Lumber Co., Inc., Mill at Port

Agencies Dept.

Leon Ancheta, manager, Foreign Holland—Basilan,

Office: Zamboanga, Mindanao, Mindanao; CableHead

Dept.

A. C. Bautista, manager, Branches, Ad: Acme Basilumber; Codes: Bentley’s and

and Real Estate Loans Dept. Kuenzle & Streiff Inc., Manila agents

Rufino Manotok, manager

Credit Dept.

S. Kabigting, manager, Loans “Baviera Cruz; Teleph. Gun Store”—238,

21714; P.O.Plaza Box Santa

2002;.

and Discount Dept. Cable Ad: Baviera

 MANILA 026

Bayne & Co. (Henky Huntee Baynb Fr. Danielsen, manager

& Co.), Chartered Accountants, Cer- K. Severien, asst, manager

tified Public Accountants, Members Leo Schmidt (Cebu)

of American Institute of Account- Agency :

ants — 228, National City

Building ; Telephs. 2-13-68 & 2-63-32; Bank Germanischer Lloyd, Berlin

P. O. Box 589 ; Cable Ad : Portend ; Belgian Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Codes Used: All Standard Codes

James

ThomasR.W.HerFarnell,

ridge, c.a.,

c.a., c.p.a.

c.p.a.

James Beneduoto, G. E., Investment Securi-

Wm. H, MacLaren, c.a.c.p.a.

S Craw, c.a., ties—107,

80 and 2-11-49 Crystal Arcade; Telephs. 2-32-

Charles

MarcianoFuxman

Laqui, c.p.a.

Antonio Zulueta Benguet Consolidated Mining Co., Gold

Arsenic Reyes, C.P.A. Mining—Mines at Antamok, Ben-

Ramon Gorres, c.p.a. guet

Area;P.I.,Teleph. Room 21756;

13th, Chicago,

Cable PortAd:

Socrates Martinez City Bank Building, Juan;, Luna,

Gabriel Pimentel, c.p.a. Benguetcon; Codes Western Union

Rogelio Tarrosa,

Conrado Castillo C:P.A. 5-Letter and Bentley’s

Oirilo Rodriquez Directors

John W.— Hausserinann, president

Fermin Yoingco

Pedro Dacanay

Carlos Sobral, Jr. F.

Haussermann,

Guillermo R. Narvaez & asst, general

A. F. Duggleby, 2nd manager

vice-president

Bay View Hotel (Owned and Operat- , , C. A. De Witt

ed by the Kneedler Realty Co.),—Isaac Rose T. McKee, secretary-treasurer

Peral & Dewey Boulevard ; Teleph. “Benipayo Press” & Photo Engraving,

2-43-83;

E. M. Cable Ad: manager

Kneedler, Bayview Printing and Photo Engraving—536-540,

Misericordia; Teleph. 21905

Bazak

Yangco, “Siolo”

ImportersXX de

and Teodoro

General R.

Mer- Bennett, Inc., P.M.—Petroleum Products,

chants — 10L-113, Plaza Del Conde, and Service;de la Station equipment—58,

Binondo; Telephs. 49704, 49706, 49950 Loronzo 67517;Teneb

Paz, Pandacan;

P.O. Box 983; Cable Ads: Unoco

Teleph.

and

Siglo;49349;

Codes:P.O.Acme,

Box 1294; Cable and

Bentley’s Ad: and

Western Union 5-Letter Edition

Berger

Beck, Inc., I., Importers and Wholesalers porters— 2219, Azcarraga, Sampaloc;

—81-91,Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23355; Teleph. Berco, 21785; P.O. Box 654; Cable Ad:

Manila

Cable Ad: Beck S. M. Berger, president

Beck’s, General Department Store— Bermudez

89, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. 23356; and General Merchants. Especially

Cable Ad: Beck on Copra and.Magney, Ice Distributors

Beech’s Carriage Factory—267, San and Salt Dealers—125-127, Dasmarinas,

Marcelino,

F.F. Beech, Ermita;

proprietorTeleph.

& 57297

manager 2-55-79: P.O.Telephs..

Bindndo; Box 18562-13-11,' 2-13-21 and

Beech, Jr., asst, manager

Berrys Chemical Co.—211, Barbosa;

N. Y. Behn, Meyer Co., H. Mu,, Export Teleph. 2-33-77

Merchants and Shipping Agents—

Insular Life Building, Binondo;

Teleph. 22924; P.O. Box 298; Cable Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation

-r-32Q-,„ National City Bank Bldg;

Ad: Oldarno; Codes : Acme

6th edn,., Western Union, Bentley’s A.B.C. Teleph- 22888

L. W. Detzer, correspondent

Mosse F. M. Holmes

D26 MANILA

Big Wedge Mining Co. (Capital : Bowen & Co., General Merchants—51

P2,000,000.00)—2nd Floor, S. J. Wilson Helios, Box 785Echague;

; Cable Ad: Teleph. 2-34-31;Codes:

Gebowen; P.O.

Building; Teleph. 2-24-67; P.O. Box 433 Acme, etc. manager

Directors—Placido L. Mapa (presi- G. Bowen,

dent), J. Amado Araneta (vice- P. E. Tandoc

president),

Ledesma andR Nicolas I. Fernandez,

Lizares Pacifico BriasRoxas,Inc., Gentlemen’s Fine Wear,

Secretary & Treasurer—K. II. Waltz Military Supplies,andArmsFishing

and Ammuni-

Bilog, Gregorio, Lawyer and Real Estate tion, Hunting, Outfits,

Broker — 837, Tayuman, Santa Cruz; Spalding Department—

Athletic Goods and Tailoring

71-73, Escolta, Binondo;

Teleph. 27861 P.O. Box 151; Cable Ad: Brirox; Code:

Binondo Harness Factory—365, Gan- Universal Trade Code (Only)

dara, Binondo; P.O. Box 1619; Teleph. Brimo, Antonio A., Manufacturer and

4-83-80 Importer of Dry Goods —412, Reina

Regente,

Ad: Abrimo; Binondo;

Teleph.P.O.Box

49719 134;Cable

n & m m

BioDealers—Head

& Chuan, Inc.,Office; Copra683,

Exporters and

Benavides; British Consulate—{See Consulates)

Teleph. 4-96-61; P.O. Box 074; Cable

Ad: Biochuan; Codes: Acme, Bentley’s British Shipping & Aircraft—Upa Build-of

Corporation & Register

& Private Codes

L. Tan, president & general ing,American

C. manager Port Area Bureau of Shipping,

Tan Miu Liong, director agents

S.TanC.Ti,Tan,manager

office manager & treasurer

Brittanic Termite Co., White Ant

Exterminators — 132, Juan Luna;

Blossom & Co., Plumbers and Metal Telaph. 4-90-60; P.O. Box 1932;

Workers—4, Otis; Teleph. 57435; Cable Cable Ad: Lonwain

F. Akerman, manager

Ad: Blossom

M. C. Wain | N. F. C. Lomborg

Bombay Silk Supply (Sobhraj Jhamatmal Bukidnon Cattle

&chants—128-132,

Co.), WholesaleNueva, and Retail Silk Mer- Byng, San Felipe Nery, Rizal; Teleph.

Binondo (For- 67855;

merly Cable Ad: Messary

Teleph. Occupied

23554; P.O.byBoxBazar Velasco);

1821; Cable Ad:

Sobhraj Bulletin, Manila Daily—Corner Raon

Boston Hotel & Restaurant, Hotel 21102; and Evangelista, Quiapo; Teleph.

Restaurant Cable Ad: Bulletin

200, Echague,(Private Dining

Santa Cruz; Rooms)—

Teleph. 23381 Carson Taylor, publisher

Roy C. Bennett, general manager

Botica Boie (Philippine-American Drug H. A.L. Linn,

W. advertising

Highsmith, office do. do.

do.

Co.)—95, Escolta,Binondo; P.O. Box299; L. E Moote. circulation

Cable Ad: Boie; Teleph. 23381 H. Ford Wilkins, news editor

E. Abundo, chief accountant

Botica de Sta. Cruz, Wholesale and

Retail Druggists & Distillers of Bunning

Ylang Ylang Oil—106, Plaza de -135-165, Felipe II, Binondo; P.O.Box

Goiti; P.O. Box 278; Cable Ad: 289; Teleph. 49753; Cable Ad: In-

Salvia sumerco

Botica Hensonnia, Wholesale and Retail Burroughs, Inc., Dealers in Adding,

Druggists—97, Real; Teleph. 23732 Billing, Bookkeeping, Calculating

Boulevard Apartment Hotel- Machines, OfficeTypewriters, Cash Samanillo

Registers,

1134, Dewey Boulevard; Telephs. Steel Building,

Furniture—Perez

4th Floor, Escolta; P.O. Box

56981-56982; Cable Ad: Boulapts 2769; Telephs. 23466 and 23496; Cable

P. H. Trimble, manager Ad : Burad

 MANILA D27

Bush Chemical Carmelo anti & Bauermann, Inc.,Azcarraga;

Lithogra-

Ronquillo; Teleph.Co.,23278;

Inc.,P.O.Joe—443,

Box 1753 phers

P.O. Box Codes:

Printers—2057,

665; Teleph. 23251;A.B.C.

Cable Ad:

Cacho Hermanos Germania—672, Le- Carba; Edition Improved

Bentley’s 5th

garda; Teleph. 2-12-85

Cadwallader

Cruz; P. O. Box Bros.,593;Inc.—Plaza Sta. Caro

Teleph. 21107

Electrical Service, Automotive

Parts, Accessories and Service—110-

Cable Ad: Cadbros

Wm. F. Cadwallader, president & 56944-56945 116, Padre Faura; Ermita; Telephs.

general manager Under the Management of;

Fred. K. Cadwallader, vice-president Ramcar, Inc., Manila

H. L. Mooney, director

J.Manuel Elizalde,

W. Ferries, treasurer

secretary Carrera & Co., Edward G., Certified

Public Accountants — 112, Romero

Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.—203, Salas, Ermita; Teleph. 57692; P.O.

Uy Yet Building; P.O. Box 602; Box 2647; Cable Ad: Audcar

Teleph. 4-85-91; Cable Ad: Cadwall Carrero, Vidal & Co., Inc., Coconut

Calamba Sugar Estate—Main Office: Oil Manufacturers—Isla de Pro-

Canlubang, Laguna Province. Manila visor, 21101 and Paco;21186;

P.O.Cable

BoxAd: 1275;Cavico

Tels.

Office: 115, 13th Street,

Teleph. 22171; Cable Ad: Calsug Port Area;

L. Weinzheimer, vice-president

Avenue and San Luis, Ermita

general manager

Calero & Co., F., Real Estate—1st Floor, Castillo & Huos, Marble Workers,

Sculptors, Plating, etc.—313, R. Hil-

El2-31-96;

HogarCableFilipino Building; Teleph. dago,

Ad: Caleiof Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 26157

Camara

Filipinas—P.O. de Comercio

Box 754;Espanola de Casupanan

Teleph. 57575

Brothers, Plumbers and

Plumbing Contractors—243, Blumentrit;

Teleph. 21821

Camera Supply Co.‘—138, Escolta, Catholic Trade School, Printing, Book-

Binondo; Teleph. 23930 binding and Book Store. Books of

Campos Rueda Hermanos, Inc., Importers Catholic Publishers. Importers and

Manufacturers of Religious Goods and

and Exporters, Chocolate Manufac- Articles—1900-1948, Oroquieta; Teleph.

turers, Real Estate Administrators, 2-28-02

Commission and Consignee Merchants,

Brokers for All Forestal Products, Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manu-

Specializing

2205, Azcarraga, in All Kinds ofP.O.Timber*—

Sampaloc; Box 31; facturers of APO Cement — Corner

Teleph. 23944; CableAd: Camporu Azcarraga and Evangelista; Telephs.

21489-21490;

Cebu Cable Ad: Cepoc; Plant,

Camus Law Office, Lawyers—Suite 402, Naga, Eulogio Rodriguez, presidentmanager

Masonic

22347-8; Cable Temple, Binondo; Telephs.

Ad: Bufdel Gregorio Anonas,secretary-treasurer

general

Fidel A. Reyes,

Jesus J. Santos, Sales manager

Canadian

Canadian Pacific Pacific Railway Co.

Canadian Pacific Express Co.

Steamships, Ltd. E.Rufino Melo,general

Taylor, comptroller

supt. of Plant

—14-16, Callo David, Binondo: Telephs. Cecilio

23656 (Passenger) and 23657 (Freight); and Publishers—720, Calero,Press, Printers, Bookbinders

P. O.. Box 288: Cable Ads: Gacanpac Cruz; Teleph. 26273 Sta.

(Passenger) and

D.B. H.C. Miller, Canpacline

agent (Freight)

Stearns, passenger agent Center

ishingdeStore,

Luxe,Shirt

Inc., Makers,

Gentlemen’s Furn-

Importers

StaffW. F. Taylor (Freight Dept.) of80-82,

Quality Hats,Binondo;

Caps and Hosiery—

G. S. Sellner (Accounts Dept.) Escolta, Teleph. 23787;

P. O. Box 1719

1)28 MANILA

Central Auto SupplyOo.,The—Comer Charter Brunner, Inc., Manufacturers’

Representatives—176,

Rizal

Teleph,Ave23727;

andP-Azcarraga,

O. Box 2H5Santa Cruz; Ad: Teleph. 2-10-63; P.O. Cal'

Boxle 1201;

Juan Luna;

Cable

Chabrun

Central Azuoarera de BAis—Central Chartered Bank of Tndia, Australia

Office:

Teleph. 212, Cable

Marques de Comillas;

Lorenzo22581; Ad: Azucarera

Correa, president OHiNA^(Nee Banks)

Ricardo Deseals,; vice-presidOjit, Chaves Salinas & Co., Customs

Central Brokers and Forwarding Agents—

Marques Azucarera

de Comillas,de Paco,

TarlacManila;

— 2,12, 217, Dasmarinas Street; Teleph.

Teleph. 22581; Cable Ad: Luistarlao 47102

Lorenzo Correa,, president Chee & Co., L. A, (Varadero de San Mi-

Feilerico Perez, vice-president guel), Ship Builders—745. Echague, San

Central Azucarera

Central—204, Cu tmDelJieng Sugar Miguel; Teleph. ,21660, P.O. Box 1244

Norte,Building,

Binondo; Teleph. 21668 Cheng Ban Yek & Co., Importers and

Exporters, Rice Mill Owners—525,

Central FtfRNiTURE Co. (Dy Hong Co.), Teleph. Muelle de Binondo, San Nicolas;

Furniture Manufacturers, Wholesale 49903; P.O. Box 792

and

tors Retail

for Furniture

Office Dealers;

Furniture—Main Contrac-

Office: Cheng SioNg Lam

325, 329, 333 & 337, T. Pinpin, Biriondo; and Rice Mills Proprietors—1001,

Dagupan, Tondo; Telephs. 49606 &

Teleph. 21486.

Furniture Branches:

Store, 364 and 368, T.Standard

Pinpin, 49650; P.O. Box 1524

Binondo

Central Hardware Chicago Portrait Co., Art Studios—

Dealers —79a, Rosario Co.,St., Hardware

Binondo; 931, R. Hildago, Quiapo; Teleph.

Teleph. 4-81-56; P.O. Box 1148; Cable 26625; Cable Ad: Inartco

Ad: Uyliamhua

Uy Liam Hua, manager Chin Guan, Importer of China ware—339,

Santo Cristo; Teleph. 47268

Central Luzon Milling Co., Inc., Chin Sing & Co., Hardware Dealers—

Sugar Millers and Dealers — Trade & 207, Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 47698

Commerce Building, 123, Juan Luna;

Teleph.

J. V.22917; P. O. Box

Ramirez, 2022

president

M. de Cortabicarte, manager China Banking Corporation — (See

Banks)

Central Motor Co., Dealers in Dodge China Drawn Work Co., Importers and

Cars, Trucks & Parts—Corner 13th Exporters, Chinese Embroidery and

and Atlanta

2-28-51; P. O.Street,

BoxPort

2282;Area; Teleph.

Cable Oriental Curio Dealers—84, M. H. del

Ad: Pilar,

Mosec Ermita; Teleph. 28340; P.O. Box

465; Cable Ad. Chinawork

Chamber of Commerce, Manila—(iSee China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., The

Associations and Clubs) —Perez Samanillo Building; 19,

Escolta, Binondo

Chamber of Commerce of the Philip- Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.,

pines—(Ne« Associations and Clubs) agents

Chambre de Commerce Francaise Aux Chinese Commercial News Co., Inc.—2,

Isles Philippines—(Nee Associa- Soler Teleph.(Near

49795;Azcarraga

P.O. BoxBridge), Tondo;

452; Cable Ad:

tions and Clubs) Sionpo

Cham-Samco & Sons,

1 Importers of Con- Yu Yi Tung, business manager

struction Materials — 300-308, San Cristo, S. Lai, managing editor

San Nicolas; Teleph. 49502-38-64; Cable Chinese Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Ad: Chamsamco

 MANILA 1)29

Chinese Trading Co., Inc., The, Im- Chua Yaw, Leon, Water Transporta-

porters of Dry Goods and Provi- tion and Stevedoring—107, Dasmar-

sions—439, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. inas, Binondo; Teleph. 49084

49006; P.0. Box 2197; Cable Ad: Chumbuque, Jose Lim, Coal Dealer, Bay

Chintraoo and River Teleph.

Freighting — 204,CableSevilla,

Binondo;

Chino Chay Pin & Co., Cigars, Ciga- Limchumbuque 217 31; , Ad :

rettes, Groceries, Notions, etc.—1016,

Comercio, San Nicolas; Teleph. CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

49259

Choy & Co., S. C., Lumber Dealers, Episcopal pines—Church

Mission of the Philip-

House: Cable 555, Isaac

Sole Philippine Distributors for Peral;Teleph. 5-72-67; Ad:

Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.— Bishopsted

672, Juan Luna; Telephone 49590;

Box 762; Cable Ad : Choy. Mill and P.O. Bishop-in-Charge — Rt. Rev. Nor-

Yard : 1811-1825 man Spencer

Suffragan Binsted,Rev.

Bishop—Rt. d.d. Robert

S. manager

C. Choy, president ifc general F. Wilner

Henry Choy, asst, manager Mission de la Compania de Jesus—

Wm. Choy, treasurer

Union Church of Manila

European)—Padre Faura, A.(American

Mabini

Christern,

Import andHuenefeld

Export—711, &CalleOm,Roman,

Inc., and Dakota; Manse, 222, Arquba;

Binondo; Teleph. 4-87-74; P.O. Box Teleph. 5-71-09

2046; Cable Ad : Sternhuene Minister—Rev. Walter Brooke

Foley

Chua Chiaco & Co., Importer, Ex- Cla.rk & Co., Opticians and Optometrists

porter of Native Products—253, —3rd Floor, Brias Roxas Building, 75,

Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. Escolta; Telerph. 22144; P.O. Box 1108;

49702; Cable Ad: Chuachiaco Cable Ad: Clarkhager

Chua Luan & Co., Inc., Importers, Clarke & Larkin, Accountants, Affiliated

with Haskins— &Third Sells, Certified Public

Exporters and General Merchants— Accountants Floor,

310. Sto. Cristo; Teleph. 48547 Building ; Telephs. 4-79-48 ; P.O.Wilson

Box

Chua Seco & Co., General Merchants 270V.; Thompson, Cable Ad : Clarlar

c.p.a.,Secretary

resident partner

—519, Santa Cristo; Teleph. 48743; Miss M. H. Pierce,

P.O. Box 963

n. vv. uemi

Chua Sy Quiat & Co., Imports, Ex- A.M. P.B. Ferrer,

Arcangel,c.p.a.c.p.a.

ports and Exchange Merchahts—1107-

1109, San Fernando St., Binondo; A. F. Aquino, c.p.a.

Teleph. 47270; P.O. Box 367 R. Alejandre, c.p.a.

M.

J. C. Cruz, c.p.a.

Aviado

Chua Tiat To

ClaSe.de

Clase deLatas, TambienConcernientes

Trabajos Recibimos Toda

A1 Caguiat, c.p.a.

Ramo de Hojalateria—372-379, Muelle A.

V. T. Josue,

L. del Rosario,

C.p.a., c.p.a.

de Binondo, San Nicholas; Teleph. O.F. Yilla, C.p.a.

49993; P.O. Box 2154 C. Corpus, cip.A.

Chua Yap Mirror Factory, Manu-

facturers of all kinds of Mirrors, Show- D.O.F. Dizon

B.Cervania

Conde

cases and Mirror Furnitures

Office and Factory: 716-718, Rizal— Main A. Gandianco

Avenue;P.O.Branch

Cristo; Office: 417-429 Sto. F.H. L.H. Mendieta

Fischer

Manila Box 1155; Cable Ad: Glass- J.A. J.M.Prats

Yeiayo

Chua Yap, proprietor K. C. Winternitz

D30 MANILA

CoandBanCarriage

Ling & Co. Ban Kiat, Hardware Commonwealth Commercial Co., Inc.

Oils, Wholesale Accessories,

arid Paints and (Successors to Aragon Bros.),

Retail—161-165,

Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. 49755; P.O. Sporting Goods Dealers—305, Bustos

Street; Teleph. 21188; P. O. Box 2212;

Box 2216 Cable Ad: Oomcomco

CoFactorji—712,

Chun Hu at, Drat, Chocolate

Paco;and Cocoanut

Teleph. 54801 Commonwealth Sales Co.,andInc.,GeneralIm-

porters, Manufacturers

Coware—

Lu So Hardware, Merchants — 124, T. Pinpin; Teleph.

PlazaImporters

112-114,49745

Barca; Teleph. Calderonof Hard-

de la 22576; P. O. Box 400; Cable Ad:

Rosen stock

C. W.R. Fernandez,

M. Rosenstock,treasurer

president

CoSuppliers

Par & Co., Soap Manufacturers and Delfin Gallardo, secretary

of Soap Materials. Agents

for Philippine Refining Co., Inc. and Compagnie des Messageries Mari-

San Pablo Ice & Sto.

(Coconut Oil)—426, Oil Cristo; Inc. times—223,

Factory,Teleph. Dasmarinas; Teleph.

4-98-91; P.O. Box 1637; Cable Ad:

4-99-31; P.O. Box 2154 Messagerie

Everett Steamship Corporation,

m& Co.,

* Eduardo,

m m Lumber agents

CoDealers,

SetengManufacturers Comp an i a General de Tabacos de

of Cigar Boxes Filipinas,

and Building Contractors—602-610, porters, Ship General Merchants, Im-

Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21809; Insurance Underwriters Owners and Agents,

Cable Ad: Coseteng; P.O. Box 247 and Manufacturers—212,andMarques Agents

Eduardo Co Seteng, gen. manager de Comillas; P.O. Box 143; Teleph.

Colcol & Co., M., Stationery, General ing 22581 (Private Exchange Connect-

Merchandise — 942, T. Alonso; Sta. All Depts. ; Ci'ble Ad : Tabacalera

Cruz; Teleph. 22998; Cable Ad: Jose Rosales, director (Spain)

Colso Antonio Y. Correa, vice-dir. do.

Carlos A. Ferrandiz, do. do.

Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Soap & Lorenzo

Adrian < 'orrea, sub-addo.mtr.(Spain);

gen.

Toilet Preparations—58, Dasmarin- FedericoGot,Perez, com. mgr. do.

as, Binondo; Teleph. 49740; Cable Manuel Gonzalez, admtr. mgr.

Ad : Palmolive Charles H.Rosales,

Antonio Davies, signsdo.per(Spain)

pro.

W. M. Pearce, general manager Ricardo Deseals, do.

H. Carpenter, office manager

Columbia Hotel—50, M. H. del Pilar Compania Maritima (Steamship Co.),

Sociedad Anonima — 109, Juan

and

22460 106, San Luis, Ermita; Teleph. Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49824;

Cable Ad: Maritima; Codes, A.B.C.

Commercial Electrotype Co., Inc., Elec- 5th and 6th edns., Bentley’s, Scott’s

10th edn. and Boe. Agencies at: —

trotypes, Stereotypes and Mimeograph Catarman, Cagayan de Misamis,

Work — 415, P. Paterno,

Teleph. 23091; P.O. Box 1140 Santa Cruz;

E. A. Caraig, manager Capdz, Catbalogan, Cebu, Cotabato,

Davao, Dumaguete, Ibahay,, Iloilo,

Commercial Pacific Cable Co.—El Ho- Jolo, Misamis, New Washington,

Pulupandan, Laoang, Tacloban

gar

Telephs.Building,

23556 andJuan23586;Luna,

P.O. Binondo;

Box 771; and Zamboanga

Cable

Wm. Ad: Fraser,

Compacsupt. %T~m ^ Co.,m Manu-

N. E. S.Harrison, asst. supt. Condiment Manufacturing

facturers of “Nepa” condiment powder,

Commercial Union Assurance Co., and Sole Distributors of “Tiger” brand

Ltd. (Fire)—'Chaco Building, Bin- medicines, “Tattoo” “Serravallo’s”

cosmetics Tonic

and make47455; and

ups—121,

ondo Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. P. O.

Findlay, Millar Timber Co., Box 323: Cable Ad: Condiment

agents Kho Chee Seng, general manager

 MANILA D31

Connell Bros. Co:, Ltd. Importers and Latvia—Aguinaldo

Luna; Teleph. Bldg., 500,

49885;Cable Ad: Juan

Kon-

Exporters — Trade

Building; Teleph. 24622;andP.O. Commerce

Box 279; latvian

Cable Ad: Connell Vice-Consul—Leopoldo R. Agui-

naldo

CONSULATES Liberia—793, Santa Mesa; Teleph.

67185

Argentine-109, Juan Luna; Teleph. Consul—R. Summers

49824

Vice-Consul- J. P. Fernandez Mexico—2037, Azcarraga; P.O. Box 665

Honorary Consul—A. Carmeloy

Belgium—31, Escolta; Teleph. 21090; Casas

P.O. Box 123; Cable Ad: Belsulat Nicaragua — 1921, Herran, Paco;

Consul—M. Verlinden Teleph. 56491

China—1350, Oregon Street, Paco; Consul-General—Hon. T. E. Lacayo

Teleph. 57456; Cable Ad: Sinoconsul Vice-Consul—Dr. C. Gelano

Consul-General—Dr.

Young Y. Mok C. Kuangson Norway—3, Plaza Moraga; Teleph.

Consul—K. 21026

Vice-Consuls—P. K. Chu and Lee Consul - T. M. Holmsen

Chin Panama—99, Cristobal Street; Teleph.

Deputy Consuls—C.

Chang ChinM. Siao S. Yao and 75525

Haiping—T. Consul—E. C. Ross

Costa Rica—S. O. de Fernandez Paraguay—8, Muelle del Banco Na-

Building; Teleph. 2-67-16 cional; P.O. Box 981

Consul—Vincente T. Fernandez Consul—J. J. Russell

Czechoslovakia—2, El Hogar Fili- Peru—34, El Hogar Filipino

pino Bldg.; Teleph. 22624 Acting ConsuJ — Hon. Manuel

Consul—Leo Schnurmacher Camus

Denmark—2008, Pobert, Pasay; Teleph Portugal—317, Vice-Consul Carriedo; Teleph.da21537

In-Charge—C. Luz

5-10-17; P.O. Box 193 Nunes

Consul—G. P. Datema

France—139, Republic of Colombia—Elizalde Buil-

Teleph. 57539Romero Salas, Ermita; ding; Teleph.Consul—Angel

Honorary 2-27-92 Elizalde

Consul—Gaston Willoquet Chancellor—Floro J. Policarpio

Great Britain—S. J. Wilson Building Spain—623, Pennsylvania; Teleph.

143, Juan

Box 295 Luna; Teleph. 4-87-17; P.O. 5-67-63

Consul-General—S. WyattStephens

Smith Consul - General — Antonio Jaen

Morente

Acting Consul—P. Scott Acting Vice - Consul (Cebu)—Jose

Vice-Consuls—R. A. Finlay(Manila),

T. Millar (Cebu), E. J. L. Phillips Oquinena

(Iloilo), A. A. Brown (Davao) and Consular

Zuluaga Agent (Legaspi)—Joaquin

D. C. Brown (Legaspi)

Japan — Wilson Building; Teleph. Sweden—75, Consul—H.Dasmarinas

A. Janson

48993; Cable Ad: Riyoji

Acting

Kihara Consul-General — Jitaro Switzerland—627, Rizal Avenue;

Vice Teleph. 21841; P.O. Box 251

ConsulConsul—Shiro

(Davao)—Hiraku Kawaminami

Iwanaga Consul—A. Sidler

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Thailand (Siam)—Soriano Building' Czecholovakian Consulate—(See Con-

7thConsul-General—E.

Floor; Teleph. 22404

Arthur Perkins sulates)

Turkey—Consul for Spain In Charge Daido and

Boeki Kaisya, Ltd., Importers

Exporters—Hongkong & Shanghai

Bank

United States of America—Trade

Commerce Building boeki Box 888; Cable Ad: Daido-

Consulate Limited

Immigration and toCommercial

American

Duties Dainty Bakery, The, Bakers and Con-

fectioners — 317-323, Echague, Santa

Venezuela—50, Escolta; Teleph. Cruz; Teleph. 23518; P.O. Box 71

2-29-38 Danish Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Consul—Albert P. Delfino

Cordoba, Dr. Jose, Physician and Surgeon Juan D.Luna;

David, B., Import

Teleph. and

49080Export—89,

P. O. Box

—110,

22725 San Bafael, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 5th 2082; Cable Ad: David, Codes: A.B.C.

edn., Bentley’s Phrase Codes and

Cosmos Bazar, Inc., Direct Importers and Acme Dee C. Chuan, president

General Merchants—215-217, Rosario,

Binondo; Teleph. 48109 Davies & Co., Ltd., 1845),

Theo.Sugar H.

Costa Rica, Consulate of — (See Factors, (Established in Honolulu,

Consulates) Merchants, Insurance and

General Agents Perez Samanillo

ing; Telephs. 21116, 23876, 23877, 23878, Build-

Couto Hermanos, Importers and Ex- 24546, 27270 andCodes.

Draco; Standard 47276; CableDavies

Offices: Ad:

porters—303 Fernandez Bldg., T. Pin- Building,

pin; Teleph. 2-73-29 Honolulu^ T. H; 165, Broad-

J.M.Couto, way, New York ; 215, Market Street,

Couto,manager

asst, manager San Francisco

G. pines

H. Wilkinson, manager for Philip-

Crown Life Insurance Co., Home G.M. G.C.Gordon,

Office : Toronto, Canada—Cu Un-

jieng Bldg.; Telephs. 25946 (Mana- surance)Cheek,asst, manager.(Life In-

manager

ger), 24310 (Cashier); Cable Ad: F. P. Luling, supt. (Fire & Accident

Crownislas Insurance)

Cu Un Jieng & Co., Ltd., Importers of G. L. Laurent

John Hunter (Import Dept.)

Dry

GoodsGoods, Shirt Manufacturers,

Dealers, Dry Managing Agents(Hume

for: Pipe Sales)

Commission and Wholesale and Agents

Manufacturers’ Retail, Bogo-Medellin Milling Co., Inc.

Cebu Sugar Co., Inc.

—Head Office: 60-64, Rosario, Binondo; PhilippineAgents

Humefor\Pipe Co., Inc.

Telephs. 22894 and 22359; P.O. Box 1105; Financial

Cable Ad: Taihing; Codes: A.B.C.

and 6th.. edn., Bentley’s and Private. 5th E.Honolulu

J Nell. Iron

Co. Works Co. (See under

Branches: Iloilo and Legaspi The Earnshaws

Works)for: Docks & Honolulu

IronAgents

General

Chilean Nitrate Sales

Lincoln National Corpn. Co.

Life Insurance

CuProprietors,

UnjiengLoans Sons,onInc., Real Estate

Mortgages, Nego- London & Scottish Assurance Corpn.,

tiableGeneral

Documents, Notes Dasmarinas,

Discounted; Ltd. Assurance Co., Ltd.

Northern

and Agents—310, St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

Binondo; Teleph. 23193; P.O. Box 93 ; United

CablePrivate

and Ad: Cuunjieng; Codes: Bentley’s FiremenStates Fire Insurance

s Insurance Co.

Co. of Newark

Francis Cu Unjieng, president Importers of\

Leopold© Chilean Nitrate, D. M. Boiler

Cu ChingCuVan,

Unjieng, vice-president

treasurer Enamel, etc. Solignum, Celanese

Fabrics,

Julian T. Ocampo, secretary

 MANILA

Davies & Sutures

Geck, Inc. (Brooklyn, N.Y.); Dizon Filho—Radiumetor, Pottery

Surgical

Luna; P. 0. Box Exclusively—153,

300; Cable Ad: Juan

Indug Drinking Water Containers—1127,

Insular Drug Co., Inc., sole agents for Rizal Ave., Sta. Cruz; Teleph 28448;

P.O. Box 1190; Cable Ad: Radiumetor

the Philippines

Db Witt, Perkins & Poncb Enrile, Dodge & Seymour, Ltd. (New York,

U.S.A.),andAmerican Manufacturers,

Lawyers—Soriano Building, Binondo; Agents Export Merchants—Insular

Teleph. 22404; P.O. Box 760; Cable Life Building, Plaza Moraga, Binondo;

Ad: Treduoc

•Lawyers—Clyde A. De Witt, E. Teleph. 22229; P.O. Box 1345; Cable Ad:

Arthur Perkins and A. Ponce Eximco

Enrile Dollar Co., The Robert, Shipowners,

“Debate”, Operators, Lumber—Main Office: Port

Spanish inel, Manila

Only —Morning Daily St.,in Area,

61, Muralla Teleph.City 22441;Ticket Office,

P.O. Box 1636;87,Cable

Escolta;

Ad:

W.C.; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Debate 2-14-94; P.O. Box 601; Dollar. Head Office: San Francisco

Jose R. da Silva, gen. manager (Cal.) Branches in the Philippine

August© M Ramirez, editor Islands,

H. Iloilo, Cebugeneral

and Zamboanga

D. L. Brodt, adv. director L. B.M.Jepson,

Cavender,chief clerk agent

J.W.Wells, freightfreight

H. Garrett, agent solicitor

Dee C. Chuan & Sons, Inc., Lumber J. Hay, claim agent

Manufacturers

ofStreet;

Philippine and Dealers in All Kinds Robt. Woodfine, port captain

Telephs.Lumber — 14-30,

49683 and 48826;Soler

P.O. N. V. Carlson, accountant

Stanley Crum, asst, accountant

Box 474; Cable Ad: Chuan H. MacGowan, dist. passenger

passenger agent

agent

Dee C. Chuan,

George president

Dee S Kiat, vice-president W. F. Cawley, asst,

E.H.M.Vega,

Jennrich, asst, passenger

asst, passenger agent agent

DeeLumber

Tian &Dealers—1518,

Co., Saw MillAzcarraga,

OperatorsSanta

and

Cruz; Teleph. 21847 J. (City Ticket passenger

M. Wittier, Office) solicitor

W.lippines)

J. Rogers, agent (Iloilo, The Phi-

Delgado, Dr. Jose M., Physician—2305, E. R. pines)

S. Reid, agent (Cebu, The Philip-

Mendiola, San Miguel; Teleph. 22698

Denniston, Inc., Photographic Supplies— M.The P. Bellemans, agent (Zamboanga,

120-124, Escolta, Heacock Building; Agents : Philippines)

Teleph. 21163; P.O. Box 255; Cable Dollar Steamship

Ad: Deinc, Manila and at Baguio,

Iloilo, Cebu, Davao, New York American Mail LineLine

Agents for -. Tacoma

Eastman Kodak Co. Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co.

Bell & Howell Co. Dollar Steamship Lines—(Nee The

Destilerias Ayala, Robert Dollar Co.)

Exporters

Liquors — of Fine Inc.,

630-652,

Producers

Wines,

Calle Gins and

and

Echague;

Telephs. 21514-5; P.O. Box 691 Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd.—

477a, Mabini; P.O. Box 3188

Directory & Chronicle of the Agents—Monserratt

Ltd., 477a. Mabini;Enterprises Co.,

Teleph. 5-72-51

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya, T. J. Pratt, resident representative

Borneo, Siam, The Philippines, Korea,

Indo-China,

Published Netherlands Indies, etc.),

Daily Press,Annually by theHouse,

Ltd.—Marina Hongkong

15-19, Dutch Consulate—{See Consulates)

Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong Duran Cu

Agents for the Philippines:

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., 407, Un Jieng Bldg.; Telephs.

Chaco Building; P.O. Box 292; 23094-23095; Ad : Dulim

P.O. Box 522; Cable

Cable Ad: Stevenson

D2

D34 MANILA

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc., Importers and F C. J. de Bidder (Passenger Dept.)

Exporters, Manufacturers’ Representa- W;T. J. Duyvene de Wit do.

tives, Dealers in General Merchandise, Mrs. W. S. Hurst do.

Heipp, J. Ph. Roosegaarde Bisschop

Groceries,SugarLard and Copra,

Manufacturers, H. G. M. Rompen, accountant Dept.)

(Shipping

and Shipping Agents—191-211, Muelle

de Binondo;

4-89-27 Telephs.

& 4-97-73; P.G. 4-84-10,

BoxUsed: 4-84-87,

1477 ; Acme,

Cable Representatives in the Philippines for:

Ad: Dybuncio; Java-Chiha-Japan

K. P. M. Line Line

Bentley’s A.B.C. 5thCodes

Edition

Union 5-Letter

Guillermo Dy Bunch', president Rotterdam Line

LlOydRoyalRoyalDutch

DutchMail

Mail

Vicente Dy Buncio, 1st vice-president Holland-America Line

Santiago Abraham, 2nd vice-president Royal Netherlands Indies: Airways

& secretary Royal Dutch Air Lines

Alan Howell, treasurer Cable Ad: for above Agencies

Maxima V. Vda. de C. Dy Buncio, “Javalijn”

director Holland-Cost-Azie

Ad : “ Hoaline ” Lijh, N.V.—Cable

Dy Cuiton & Co., Dry Goods Dealers Holland-Afrika Line

—119a, Rosarioi, Binondo; Teleph. Eastern Extension Australia & China

49161 Telegraph Co., Ltd., Associated with

Cable A Wireless, Hogar Ltd. (Incorporated

Dy Pac & Co., Inc. —1032, Juan inLuna;England)—El Bldg., Juan

Luna; Telephs. 49561 and 49591; Box 161;Telephs 21744

Cable Ad: Easternand 22636; P.O.

P.O. Box 1239; Cable Ad: Dypac H. S. C. Rowley, manager

A. Heath, asst, manager

Eaknshaws Docks A Honolulu Iron Eastern Isles Import Corporation,

Works, The, Manufacturers and Re-

pairers, Consulting and Contracting Manufacturers and Exporters of

Engineers,andSugar

chinery Factories,

General MiningShip

Equipment, Ma- Embroideries—92, Balmes, Quiapo ;

Builders and Repairers andPortGeneral Teleph. 21384; Cable Ad: Easternile

Merchants—118, 2nd Street, Area; S.DavisWinship,president A manager

Teleph. 23213; Cable Ad: Mearnshaw; Eastern Syndicate Investment Co.—

Standard

Honolulu, Codes. Officesunder

and Honolulu

Works at 605, Wilson Building

Iron WorksT.H.Co.);(See New York: 165, Economic Press, Printers and Book-

Broadway; San Francisco: 215, Market binders — 205, Regidor Cor. Arlegui,

Street; Canton: 75, Bund, Shameen; Quiapo; Teleph. 22782

Hilo: T.H. Bacolod: Occ. Negros and Sotero Gonzalez, manager

Cebu, Cebu, Philippines

G. Milne, manager

M. H. Diserens, manager (Merchan- Educational ing

Distributor, The, Sport-

I.A. dise Dept.) (Accounts Dept.),

M.Muscat,

Duncan JuanGoodsLuna,andBinondo;

School Teleph.

Supplies—765,

49602 ;

supt, (Marine Plant) P.O. Box 557

Fiscal Agents—Theo. H. Davies & EDUCATIONAL

Co., Ltd.

G. H. Wilkinson, vice-president Ateneo de Manila—406 Padre Faura,

(Honolulu Iron Works Co.)

G. G. Gordon, asst, treasurer Ermita; Teleph. 5-78 91; P. O. 154;

(Honolulu Iron Works Co.) Executive Officers

Eastern & Philippines Shipping Very

Rev. Rev. CarrollDeI. Paul

Vincent Fasy, O’Beirne,

s.J., president

s.J.,

Agencies, Ltd. — Ships Agents and vice-president, dean of Liberalof Arts

Brokers

Floor, — Marsman

Port Area; Building,

Telepbs. Ground

2-26-96, A Commerce and principal the

2-26-97 and 2-26-98 (Conn. All Depts ) High School

Rev. John R. O’Connell, s.J., administra-

A.H. J.R. Ramondt,

Semmelink,president

vice-president Rev.torJohn

' A. Morning, s;j„ treasurer

 MANILA D35

Rev. Henry C. Avery, s.j., regent of SanshedJuan1611),

de Letram College

Primary, Intermediate,(Establi-

College

Rev. of Law

Eugene High School and College—200, Beaterio,

A. Gisel, s.j., dean of Intramuros;

College of Industrial Technology P. O. Box 146; Teleph.

2-39-91.

Rev. Anthony Y. Keane, S.J., dean of Request, Conducted Free Catalogue Sent on

by Dominican

Discipline

Rev. John F. Treubig, S.J., librarian Fathers:

Rev. Luis G. Pacquing, s.j., headmaster Very Rev.

rector Juan Labrador, o.p.,

president

of the Grade School Very Rev. Father Lorenzo Rodri-

De La. Salle College, Primary, Inter- guez, o.p., vh e-rector

mediate, High School and College — Very Rev. Father Jose Cuesta,

1501, Taft Avenue Extension, Malate; secretary

Teleph. 56843; Cable Ad:President

Rev. Brother Brothers University of Manila — 105-107,

Rev. BrotherXavier,

Athanasius, Vice-Pre- Alejandro2 33-35; 2,VI (Sampaloc

Arzobispo Unit); Teleph.

(Intramuros

sident

Rev. Brother A. Peter, Treasurer Unit); Teleph. 2-14 78;Teleph.

8, General Luna

Rev. Brother William, Prefect of (General Luna Unit); 2-67-55

Studies Graduate Course in Education

Rev. Brother Michael, Professor of College

College ofBusiness

Law Administration

Elocution Combined

Harris Memorial School — 431, P. Law Course in Arts, Business

Paredes; Teleph. 24187; Cable Ad; College of Education

Endure College

Junior of Liberal Arts

Mary A. Evans, principal

Marion Walker Elementary & College

Normal High School Depart-

ment (Intramuros

Elementary Day & Night)

& Preparatory Depart-

International Correspondence School

(Philippine Branch) — 308,

Building; 217, Dasmarinas; Teleph. Uy Yet Vocational Department& Night)

ment (Sampaloc Day (Day &

4-97-69; P. O. Box 429 ; Cable Ad: Evening Classes)

Intertext MarianoSabido,

Pedro V. de dean,

los Santos,

Collegepresident

J. D. Mencarini, manager for the

Philippines Leodegario Alba, asst, dean,ofCollege

Law

of Law

Pio G. de Castro, dean, College of

National Business School, Steno- Business Administration

graphy, Typewriting, Book keeping, Encarnacion R. Lozada, dean, College

Accounting,

Service Review Secretarial

Course, Course,

Dress-making,Civil of Education

Hair Science, Embroidery, Painting, JoseLiberal

A. Adeva, dean,

leave)ofCollege of

Men’s Tailoring—-2nd & 3rd Floors,

Paterno Building, Sta. Cruz Bridge- Benigno Aldana,(On

Arts director Graduate

Teleph. 2-80-02; Cable Ad: Jocon Studies

Officers of Administration— Jos^ Gragasin, dean of Men

Jose Concepcion, a.b., b.c.s,, l.l.m., Mrs.

GregorioElena D. Santos, dean of Women

c.p.a., director

Ysidro Lerma, Jr,, a.b., b.s.c., registrar Ramirez, treasurer &

treasurer Domindor Robledo, asst, registrar

Ricardo G. Trinidad, a.A., secretary Jos(5& R.Elementary

Cantos, principal, High School

Department, In-

National University (Largest Private tramuros Unit

Albina J. Santos, principal, High

University in the Philippines)

Lipa, Sampaloc; Teleph. 2-15-36 — 385, School & Elementary Department,

President - Camilo Osias SampalocAustria,

Salvador Unit auditor

Philippine Law School (College of Law), University of the Philippines (State

National University (Incorporated and University)—Calle Padre Faura Ermita

Empowered

—84, by Govt, to Confer Degrees)

2-43-21Anda Street, Intramuros; Teleph. University of Santo Tomas, Private

Catholic Intramuros;

Institution—139,

Dean—Ricardo C. Lacson

Secretary—Yenancio H. Benetua Tomas, CallePza.Espana,

de Sto.

Sampaloc; Telephs. 21161

D2*

P&6 MANILA

“Ek 82,” Paints and Artists Materials— Elite Ham

Bacon,Factory,

Lard andManufacturers

Sausages—2666,of

1013, Azcarraga, Tondo; Cable Ad: Ham,

Rongpin Herran, Santa Ana.; Teleph. 55809

ElCigarillos,

Agu.il a Fabjuca a cos Y Elmac,

de TabManufac-

Inc., Tobacco —627,Inc.,RizalElectrical

Avenue;andTelephs.

Machinery Go.

23531-3;

turers and Exporters—86, Plaza Dilao, Cable Ad: Tehaselmac; Codes:Bentley’s,

Paco ; Teleph. 56504; P.O. Box 1027 Mosse Western Union 5 letter edn, and

Eling,

P)RILLANTE, Jewelry, Watches, Engrav- W. Teucher, president & treasurer

Watch-repairing, Glasswares and A.J. Sidler,

Varela, m.e.,

m.e.,e.e.,

e.e., vice-president

secretary

Table Wares—

Teleph. 25830 408 Carriedo, Quiapo:

Elizalde & Go., Inc. (Estab. 18^4),

El Debate, Only Morning Daily in Importers and Exporters; General Mer-

chantsOilaridFactories,

Manufacturers; Rope,Owners;

Paint

Spanish

Intramuros;in Manila—61

Teleph. 21494Calle Muralla, and

(Connecting Steamship

All Depts.); P.O. Box 601; Cable Ad: Insurance; and Tanduay

Hemp Plantations; Distillery;

Sugar Sugar

Ceptrals

Debate

Carlos P. Romulo, publisher La Carlota, Sara-Ajuy and Pilar; Ship-

Jose R. daM.Silva, general manager chandlery and Hardware StOfes—Bran-

Augusto Ramirez, editor ches: Iloilo. Cebu,

Davao, Bacolod, Tuguegurao, Hong-Gubat, Sprsogon,

El—325,

DoradoNational

Oil Works,

City Bank Buyers kong,

CopraBuilding, Francisco Shanghai,

and NewKobe, York',Bombay, San

Manila Cen-

Binondo; Teleph. 2-23-22, 2-33-32 ; Cable tral

Teleph. Offices2-27-91;

: Muelle

P.O. deBoxla ,121;

Industria;

Cable

Ad: Eldoilwrks Ad: Elizalde; All Standard Codes

M. Igual, manager

ElLoan

Hogar Filipino, Mutual Building and Eng722,BioMagdalena,

Juat, Inc,, GeneralBinondo; Merchants-^

Teleph.

Association — El Hogar Building; 49946; P.O. Box

Juan Luna, Binondo; Telephs. 21007-9; Engineering Equipment & Supply Co. 7

P.O. Box 105; Cable Ad: Hogarfilip; (Incorporated), Machinery, Mechanical

Agencies

Baguio andinLegaspi

Iloilo, Cebu, Zamboanga, Supplies, Engineers, Contractors—

Thirteenth St., Port Area; Teleph.

El Inventor, Carriage and Furniture 2-41-42; P. O. Bentley’s

Box 2128;2ndCablePhraseAd;

Factory, Barber and Dentist Chairs, Rapak; Codes:

R. L. Parker, president

Bodies for Trucks, Passenger and Cargo,

Duco Paint and Auto Repair—1110, Eklanger & Galinger, Inc., Exporters

. Narra; Teleph. 49725 and Importers

ElManufacturers

Orients Fabrica de Tabacos, Inc., Teleph: 21234; P.— O.Regina Box 426;Building;

Cable

of Cigars—167 General Ad: Erlgalinc

Solano, San Miguel;

Box 590; Cable Ad: EloriTeleph. 21488; P.O. Ermita Grocery, The (Hong Tai

—96,

21656 H. M. del Pilar; Ermita; Teleph.

El Oriente Nickel Plating, General Re- Escolta

pairing—709, Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz; Escolta; Drug Stores Co., Inc.—24,

Teleph. 2-27,80; P.O. Box 592;

Teleph. 23045 Cable Ad: Escodrrigco; Code: Bentley’s

“El Pavo Real,” Biscuit and Macaroni Estrella Autq Palace (Levy Hermanns,

Factory, Importers

Chemicals, etc,—438, P.of Rada,

Paper,Tondo

Paints, Ice., AiitOmObile Dealers — 536-568,

Kurt Sturm, proprietor' Gandara; P. O. Box 273

ElAve.,

Zafiro, Jewelry European American Grocery (Woo, Lo

Teleph. 25206;Store

P.O.—682,

Box Rizal

2376; of Co,), FancyWholesale

GroceriesandandRetail Importers

Liquors- 430.

Cable Ad: Zafiro Echague, in Front of Philippine Cold

ElBinondo;

Zenith Jewelery Store—35, Escolta, Stores and21485 Quinta Market,P. O.Santa

Be* Cruz;

Teleph. 22985; P.O. Box 257; Telephs.

Cable Ad: WoOloco

& 21382; 1688;

Cable Ad: Elzenith

 MANILA 1)37

Everett Steamship Corporation, Fernandez & Co., V.T. General Merchants

—S.O. de Fernandez

Shipping Agents—Office; 223 Dasmarin- 2-67-16; P. O. Box 1607; Cable Ad: Building; Telephs.

as;

1637;Telephs. 4-98-91

CableBranch

Ad: & 4-98-92; P.0.Office;

Leverett. Box Fernanco

Manila, Offices: Head

Yokohama, Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., Merchants

Kobe, Shanghai, Hongkong, Iloilo and and Ship Owners-109, Juan Luna:

Cebu Telephs.

Fernandez; 4-98-86;

Codes:P.O.A.B.C.

Box 805;5thCable

and Ad:

6th

Excelsior Bicycle Supply—632 Raon, edns., Boe,J.Scott’s, Bentley’s and Private

Quiapo

L, A. Alvarez, proprietor Ramon Fernandez, president

Carlos P. Fernandez, assistant to the

Fajardo, Augurio, Piano Repairer and Import president

Tuner, Auto-Pianos and Organs

Specialty—150, Lardizabal, Sampaloc; Shippinga Carlosand Export Department:

P.Department:

Fernandez, in charge

Teleph. 21066, Residence; 610, Trabajo, Jose L. Mateu, in-charge

Sampaloc; Teleph. 28568 Auditing Department:

Fanlo & Cia, Inc., General Merchants Real'Estate Luis A. Fernandez, auditor

and Brokers—518, Rizal Avenue, Santa and Insurance

Marciano Rivera, in-chargeDept.:

Cruz; Teleph. 23873; P. O. Box 860 General Managers for \

Farmacia Central, Inc., Wholesale and Compania Maritima

Retail Druggists El Varadero de Manila

Agents—242, 244, and

246, Manufacturers’

248, Rosario, Manila Compania de Seguros

Binondo;

P.Codes:

O. Box Telephs.

1967; 49694

Cable Ad: and 49150;

Farmcent; Fidelity & Surety Co. of the Philip-

A.B.C. 5th Edition pines,

Insurance:WriteLifeAllFire,Classes of Bonds;

Marine, Auto-

Farmagia San Fernando, Manufacturing mobile, de

Earthquake and Flood—Monte

Piedad Building, Plaza Goiti, Santa

and Retail Chemists (Founded 1877)—

835-839,San Fernando;Cable Ad: Sanfer Cruz; Teleph. 21255; P. O. Box 150.

Agencies: Iloilo, Cebu, Zamboanga,

Farmers’ Produce & Commercial Co., Davao E.P. M;

and Cagayan

B. Ford, president

Provisions,

Chica, Local and Importer—234, Poblete, vice-pres, & secty..

Box 234Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25872; P. O. Simeon Reyes, asst,

E. W. Schedler, secty. & treas.

life manager

Feliciano, Juan y Herman, Rope Manu-

facturers—115, Dasmarinas; Cable Ad: “Fi-Ma”, Rectifying Plant, Manila, P.I.

Felicorope Manufacturers of Special “Germanr

Juan Feliciano, manager Distillate-Liqueurs” by Own German-

Rccipes,

Diabetis, Special

Asthma, “Medicines

Tuberqulosis for

Feliciano & Co., Inc., J. B., Manu- (Calcium-Vitamin-Silicium-Therapy)

facturers of the “Over the Hill Ink 465, Leveriza, Pasay, Rizal; Teleph.—

Products,” General Merchants and 51179; Cable Ad: Fima, Manila.

Exporters

Maria Clara,ofSampaloc;

Native Teleph.

Products-173, Agencies

28367 HermaninA.AllFischer,

Big Places Wanted

proprietor

Feltman Bros., & Juvenile Imports Co.:, Figuera Gravel & Sand Co., Inc.,

Embroideries—1445,

Teleph. 57250; P. O. California, Paco; Contractors in Concrete Materials,

Box 1500; Cable

Ad: Brofeltman, New York Office: 1333 Teleph. Gravel, 57221;

Sand,P. O.etc.—1518,

Box 1701 Mindoro;

Broadway, New York

Jack Brookman, City

manager Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc., Manufac-

Feria & La O, Lawyers—520, China Bank turers and1 —Exporters ofJuan

Philippine,

Building, Corner Juan Luna and, Hardwoods Binondo; 123-129,

Teleph. 49048; Cable Luna,

Ad:

Dasmarinas,

and 48195 Binondo; Telephs. 49092 Fililumber; Codes A.B.C. 5th edn.

and Bentley’s; P.O. Box 18; Saw Mills

Fermin, Regino, Florist—1151, Singalong, and Concession,

Tayabas, P. I. Cabibihan andCalauag,

Malate; Teleph. 56777 Siy Cong Biergk Cosine., gen. mgrs.

D38 MANILA

Findlay Millar Timber Co., Lumber Forbes, Manila, Iloilo Munnand Cebu, & Importers,

Co., Ltd., Ex-

Merchants, Importers, Insurance

Shipping Agents — 1000, Cordeleria, —112-3, and porters, Merchants, Insurance Agents

Santa Mesa; Teleph. 6758^-87-89; P. O. Muelle de Binondo; P.O. Box

Box 307; Cable Ad: Findmill; All Codes 454; Bentley’s (ableSecond

Ad: Phrase;

Sandavid; PrivateCodes:

and

Used

A. W. Robertson, president & rang, Acme

director

R. J. Eguaras, 1st vice-president F. Hills, managing director (London)

I. Reich, 2nd vice-president

S. A.M.T.Austin, mill manager J.E.C. Strickland

S. Hynes, manager

Klingler |

(Manila)

I J.M. Walser

Jansen

H. W.Pond

Howe II A.S. Briggs Eguaras Agencies:

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.

K. N. Percy | C. W. Hedges Wenatchee

Ethelburga MillingTradingCo.Co., Ltd.

FirestoneTire & RubberCo. of the B. A. Hjorth (Primus Products)

Philippines -207-209, Bovril, Ltd.

Port Area; Telephs. 2429213th

and Street,

24293; Fox Film Export Company — 518-520,

P.O.R, EBoxBaskerville,

3219; Cablegeneral

Ad: Firestone

manager Reina Regente, Binondo; Teleph. 49818;

O. J. Fikes, office manager P.O. Box 423

Fisk Tire Co., Inc. of the Frank Brass

& Co., Stationery, Rubber Stamps,

Signs Co.,

(A Division of Philippine

Philippines, The,

Sundries—122, Novaliches,RubberSanTires and Education

Miguel; Inc.) — 101, Escolta;

Telephs. 23780 and 23750; P.O. Box 657; Teleph. 22131; P.O. Box 620

Cable Ad: Fisktire.

Paul C. Hartnal, manager Free Press PhotoShop - Engraving, Inc.,

L. M. McClure, office manager Photoengraving — Third Floor

C. W. Marsh Free

Cruz; Press Teleph.Bldg.,

22110;680P.O.Rizal

Box Ave,

326 Sta.

Fleming & Williamson, Chartered French Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

Accountants & Certified Public Acc-

ountants-4th

Plaza Cervantes;Floor, P. O.Soriano Building,

Cable Frieder,

Ad: Accuracy

Box 214; P.O. BoxS.2233; & Sons

CableCo.—36,

Ad: FrisonNovaliches;

R. O. Ferguson, c.a., c.p.a.

J. Y. Hickey, a.c.a., c.p.a. Fukuyama, NishinoA Co.. Inc., Importer

H. Hausamann, c.p.a. and Exporters,

W. J. Corpe, a.c.a., c.p.a.

R. C. Deane, a.c.a. Products

Binondo; DealersNative

Teleph. — 129,and

47573; JuanForeign;

P.O. BoxLuna

346;

M.

H. AidH. Pickup,

red, a.c.a.a.c.a. Cable Ad: A.B.C.

Tatsumiya; Code: Kendall’s

J. E. Fairweather, c.a. Bentley’s, 5th Edition

J. H. Mueller, c.p.a. Funeraria Nacional, Undertakers &

F.G. J.A. Higham

Jack, a.c.a. Embalmers—917, Rizal Avenue; Teleph.

J.P. D.D. Henderson, a.c.a. 22871

H. B. Davey,

Leney, a.c.a.

a.c.a. Fung Tai, Chinese Curio Store, Ha,nd

Made Filet Porcelain,

Laces, SilkBrass, Embroideries,

T. A. Campbell, c.p.a. Hair Nets, Lacquer,

V. S. Monteiro, C.P.A. Wooden Ware, etc., Inlaid Furniture,

V. M. Rubio, c.p.a. Chinese Flower

tramuros; Teleph.Tea-82-84,

22185; P.O. Real, In-

Box 2345

Fookien Times Co., Inc., The, Newspaper

Publishers—197,

Teleph. 49688; P.O.JuanBox Luna, Binondo;

747; Cable Ad: Furness

Agents —(Far East),205-206,

Rooms Ltd., Marsman

Shipping

F ukien times Building, Port Area; Teleph. 2-30-20;

G.G. Dybuncio, president Cable Ad: Furnprince

P. Seng, managing editor & C.W. C.F. Black, manager

general manager

Sam Huang, advertising manager A. W.G. Holland

Harris, asst,

| P. M.manager

Joaquin

 MANILA D39

Agencies'. Germinal Cigar k Cigarette Factory

Prince Line^ Ltd.& Co Ltd. —Sangandaan; Teleph. 578; Cable Ad:

Germinal

Furness, Withy

Gabler Gtjmbert, A., Architect—722, P.O. Box Ltd., Gestetner, D.—108, Escolta;

2147; Cable Ad: Gestet-

Insular Life Building ners

M. G. Raffinan,’architect

R.M. I).Andrade,

Antonio,b.s.c.e.

b.s. arch.

A. Yellguth, draftsman Getz Bros. & Co., Importers and Com-

mercial Brokers-—209, Soriano Build-

ing; Teleph. 21194; P. O. Box 160;

Gabriel Bros., General Importers—

222, Chica, Sta Cruz; Teleph. 29241; P.O. Cable Ad: Getz

Box 111; Cable Ad: Gabribos Hermau Yaras, branch manager

Gibson, A., General Broker—189, Juan

Gaiety

M. H. del Theatre, Cinematograph

Pilar, Ermita; — 630, Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 47502; P.O.

Teleph. 55317 Box 939; Cable Ad: Gibmac

Genato Commercial Corporation, Im- Gillespie, A. T., Importer and Ex-

porters,Exporters,Groceries-,andGeneral porter—180, David Street, Binondo;

Provisions,

Quiapo; Teleph. Paper—1079,

21098; P.O.R. Box

Hidalgo,

1396; Teleph. 23809; P.O Box 544; Cable

Cable Ad: Genatocorp Ad: Atgill

A. T. Gillespie, proprietor

Luis Deoena, manager

General Electric Co. (Philippines);

Inc.—13th and Atlanta St.; Port Area,

Telephs. 22911 & 22548; Cable Ad: Agents—139,Ino., Glaiserman, J. M., Commission

Ingenetric; P.O. Box 1822 Juan Luna, Binondo;

Teleph. 47625; Cable Ad: Glaiser-

man; Codes: Duo, Acme, Calpac,

German

(Philippines), Steamship

Inc. Agencies

(Formerly Behn, Bentley’s Universal

Meyer

Knobelsdorff), manager

Insular Life Shipping Building, Agents

Binondo;— Glossy Laboratories, Manufacturers

Telephs.

Hapag and 21578-22924 27358;Codes:

Nordlloyd; CableAcme,

Ads: of Cosmetics—835-839, San Fernando

A.B.C.

andFr.Mosse 6th, Western Union, Bentley’s Gmur Otto, Inc., Importers and Ex-

Danielsen, mng. director porters—90, Rosario ; Teleph. 22737;

K. Severien, asst, manager P.O. Box 211; Cable Ad: Rolfotto

P.H. Philipps

Spielmann

Miss Go Oolay & Co., General Merchantsi—

Mrs. W. Bryan

M. Morales 314, Nueva, Binondo; Teleph. 24245;

P.O. Box 991; Cable Ad: Colay ;

Agencies: Codes: A.B.C. 5th edn., Universal

Hamburg Amerika Linie Trade, Western Union, Schofield’s,

Norddeutscher Lloyd Bentley’s, Lieber’s and Peterson 3rd

Deutsche Lufthansa A.G. Edition

Deutsche Zeppelin Reederei A.G. Gol Colay, manager

Go Kawe, assistant

“Germania” (Cacho Hermanos), Printers Go Lamco Hardware, Hardware Mer-

—672, Legarda,

21285; Cable Ad: Cacho Sampaloc; Teleph.

chants—301, Tambacan, Santa Cruz;

Tel'eph. 25317

Germann & Co., Ltd., General Importers, Go Singco Sons & Co., General Mer-

Exporters and Insurance Agents—156,

Juan Luna; Teleph. 49015; P.O. Box chants, Direct Importers, Notions,

1975; Cable Ad: Federation; Codes: Wholesale and Retail

sario, Bihondo; Teleph— 127-129, Ro-

48612; P.O.

A.B.C.

Bentley’s,5thAcme, and Mosse

6th edns., Lieber’s, Box

and Private 1188

D40 MANILA

Go Sun Guan, Soap Factory—510, Gregg Car Co., Ltd., Manufacturers

of Cars and Railway Equipment—

Echague, Quaipo; Teleph. 26249

672 Calle

Teleph. 6-75-86; Jesus P.O.

Pandacan,

Box 117;Manila;

Cable

Go Tian Gee & Co., Direct Importers Ad: Greggcar; All Codes

of General Piece Goods—180-182,

Calle Rosario, Binondo; Teleph. Guttridge & Chambers, Inc.,

47513; P.O. Box 2107; Cable Ad: Insurance — 132, Calle Juan Luna ;

Gotiangee; Codes: Acme Commodi- Teleph. 4-93-25; P.O. Box 389; Cable

ties; and Phrase Ad: Guttridge

Goldenberg & Co., Incor., Importers A.H. S.B. Guttridge.

Chambers, pres. & gen.&manager

vice-pres. treas.

and Manufacturers’ Agents—Plaza R. D. Falkner, assistant

Cervantes & Juan Luna; Binondo; Santos Y. Serrano, secretary

Teleph. 22298; P.O. Box 1421; Cable

Ad: Goldenberg; Codes: Acme, General Agents :

Caledonian Insurance Co.(Estab. 1805)

Bentley’s and Private. New York Legal & General Assurance Society,

Office : 350, Broadway Ltd. (Estab. 1836) Fire Insurance

Goodrich International Rubber Co., Norwich Union

Wholesale Tires, Accessories, Rubber Society, Ltd. (Estab. 1797)

Mechanical Goods, Footwear, Heels

and Drug Sundries—Goodrich Build- Hair & Picornkll, Exchange, Stock &

ing, Paco; Telephs, 56971-2-3; P.O. General Brokers & Members of the

Manila Stock Exchange^—5th Floor,

Box 1482 ; Cable Ad : Siltonco S.Telephs.

J. Wilson Building, Juan Luna;

L. C. Hayden, branch manager Box 1479; Cable Ad:2-18-45,

2-18-44, 2-18-46;Codes:

Brokerage; P.O.

R. E. Roseveare, asst, manager Scott’s 10th Edition & Bentley’s

D. M. Raleigh, do. John Hair, partner

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Erport Co., S. N. Picornell, do.

Ltd.. The—Miagal lanes Landing; Hale Shoe Co., Inc., Shoe Manufacturers

P.O. Box 1456; Teleph. 23902 and —615, Escolta; P.O. Box 1426; Teleph.

23903; Cable Ad : Goodyear 56964-65; Cable Ad: Haleshoeco

Gotamcq Hermanos, Vicente, Building Halili Transit & Auto Supply—814-816,

Contractors and Lumber Dealers— Folgueras, Tondo; Teleph. 49550

430, Tanduay, Quiapo; Teleph. 21767

Gotauco &, Co,, Inc., General Con- Hall & Co.,176,Inc.,

Soler,Whipple

Binondo;S,Teleph.

Paper

tractors—214, Soler Binondo; Tele- Dealers

phs. 49721 & 49671; P.O. Box 1254; 49807;hall P.O. Box 610; Cable Ad: Whip-

Cable Ad: Gotapco

Hamburg Amerika Linie (Formerly

(German

Great Eastern Hotel, First Class Steamship Agencies (P.I.),

Behn, Meyer & Inc., Co. and

Hotel in All. Respects and at Rea- Knobelsdorff)

sonable Rates—199, Eohague; Teleph. Rosario, Binondo; Telephs. Agents) — &59-61,

Zuellig von

24115; P.O. Box 145; Cable Ad: 27398; P.O. Box 298; Cable Ad: Hapag22324-22924-

Greathotel

Ng Luen Fai general manager Hamilton Brown Shoe Store & Haber-

Marvin, H. Eilis, manager dashery, Inc.—109, Escolta; Teleph.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., 22644; S.R.

P.O. Box 1630; Cable Ad: Binondo

Hawthorne, president & manager

Ltd. — 199, Echaque, Sta. Cruz; A. D. Hileman, vice-president

Teleph. 24115; P.O. Box 440; Cable R. Reynolds, treasurer

Ad : Greatest

C. W. Rosenstock, financial agent Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.,

Great Northern Railway — Chaco surance Exports, Imports, Shipping and In-

Building, Plaza Cervantes, Binondo; Agents, Manila,

and Iloilo—Chaco Cebu,P.O.Davao

Building; Box

Teleph. 21521; P.O. Box 624 292; Cable Ad: Stevenson

 MANILA D41

Charles D. Orth, president (NewYork) Hawaiian Philippine

Manufacturers—321, Co., Sugar

Regina Building,

Michael J. Smith,2nd-vice-pres.

vice-pres. do. Manila;

F. L. Laurence, Welch Teleph.

Fairchild,21934Ltd., agents

J.W.Dean

Macgavin,

Conr&d,asst,2ndtreasurer

asst, treasurer

R. E. Rigby (Davao) Heacock Co., H. E., General Merchants,

J. H. Forrest Jewellers, Refrigerating, Engineering—

G.J. A.G. Walker

Boyes 120-130, 21163;

Teleph. Escolta,

P.O. Heacock

Box 119; Building;

Cable Ad:

J.B. E.Ottinger

Jones Dial, Manila, and at Baguio, Iloilo,

R. W. Barr Cebu, Davao, New York

R. J. Hughes (Cebu) Samuel

general F.manager

Caches, president A

R. H. Roe do. F.Donald

L. Schleipen, vice-president

Agencies : General O. Gunn,

Agents retail

: manager

for Watch

Directory

Far East & Chronicle of the Elgin National Co.

Shipping Western Clock Co.

Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co. Philco Radio Co.

Ben Line Steamers Frigidaire, Limited

Remington Rand Inc.

Blue Funnel Line (New York Service) General Fireproofing

Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Co., Ltd.

(European Service) Mosler Safe Co. Co. Mfg. Co.

Commercial Refrigerator

China Helenic Lines,

States Shipping Service Ltd. American Optical Co.

West Australian Service Monroe Calculating Machine Co.

1

Insurance Heilbronn Co., Inc., J. P., Paper, Type

Scottish and

David,Printers’

Binondo;Supplies

Telephs.—21412,

233, 21415

Calle

YorkshireUnion & National

Insurance Co., Ltd.Insce. Co. and 21416; PCodes;

O. BoxA.B.C.

773;5thCable Ad:

British Traders’ Insurance

N ew Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd. Papertrade; Edition,

Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Universal, Western Union (5-Letter),

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. Bentley’s Complete Phrase and Table,

Commercial Union Insce. Co., Ltd. Rudolf Mosse, Duo,CodeAtlas Paper and

United Telegraph

Harris Memorial Training School— Helena Cigar Co.—36, Novaliches San

(Nee Educational) Miguel; Teleph. 22296; P.O. Box 1152;

Harvey A; O’Brien, Lawyers — 520, Cable Ad : Helencig

Masonic21678;

Teleph. Temple,P.O. BoxEscolta, Binondo;

703; Cable Ad: “Herald” The, Only Evening Daily in

O’Brien English in Manila—61, Muralla St.;

Teleph. 2-14-94; P.O. Box 601; Cable

Hashim’s, Kalinawan Stone Quarry— Ad:Vicente HeraldAlbano Pacis, editor

881,

22856; Rizal

Cable Avenue,

Ad: Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Hashim Ismael B. Zapatta, gen. manager

N. T. Hashim, manager Hercules Lumber Co., Lumber

Inc. (Manila,

Zambonaga, Lumarao), Dealers

Hausman & Co., L. M., Engineers and A Exporters and Shipowners—Manila

Importers

Products of Machinery

•— 440,BoxDasmarinas; and Allied Office 155, Paz; Teleph. 57505; P.O. Box

22363; P.O. 1729; CableTeleph.Ad : 922;

Office:Cable

Industria

Ad: Hercules.

206,c/oMedrid

Pilots Corner M.Shipping

Association de la

Build-

Michelman; All Standard Codes

L. M. Hausman, president & manager ing, San Nicolas; Teleph. 57505

Haw E. Henq, Importers and Exporters Hess A Estate

Z^itlin,Bonds

Inc., and

StocksRealandEstate—

Bonds,

ofmission

Sugar Agents

and Ahnaciga

and (Mastic),

Sugar Com- Real

Dealers— —Crystal Arcade, Escolta; Teleph.

116, Hormiga; Telephs. 49618 and 47206; Ad: 23274; P.O. Box 721 and 1082; Cable

P.O. Zelin

Haw Boxes E. Heng 2185 and 1302; Cable Ad: Carl Hess, Jr. \ | Wm. Zeitlin

D42 MANILA

Hike Shoe Palace, The—Regina Build- Illies & Co., Ino., O.—550-554, San

ing,

21569; 144, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. Luis; P.O. Box 1629

ShoemackP.O. Box 275; Cable Ad: Illies & Co., C., Bosch Department,

U. S. Shoe Co., proprietors Manila Branch—P.O. Box 1629;

Hizon Laboratory, Pharmaceutical and ACable Ad: Bosehilli

gents for:

Chemical

Beauty Products,

PreparationsToilet

— Articles

549, and

Paterno, Robert Bosch A. G. and Concern

Quiapo; Teleph. 2-36-90 Works

Rafael P. Hizon, proprietor W. ZoRenkop, branch1 manager

HocSchool

Guan Ho, GeperalSupplies, Merchandise Independent Shoe Shop, The, Shoe

DeliveryandinCommercial

the City—626 F. Torres, Free Store and Shoe Repair Shop—112-

Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 22736 114, Echague, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

22177; P.Q. Box 2641; Cable Ad:

Holbrook, E. C., Correspondent, United Insboco

States Steel Products Co.—221, Sam-

anillo Building, Escolta; Teleph. 23238 Indian Commercial Co., Importers

and Wholesalers of Silk and Cotton

Hongkong & Shanghai Goods—328-330-332, Dasmarinas; Te-

poration—{See Banks) Banking Cor- Ad: leph. 22169; P.O. Box 938; Cable

Indiaoomco. Branches and

Honolulu Iron Works Co. (Established Export Offices: Dalaraal k Sons,

1852), Manufacturers and Repairers, Kobe andBankers Yokohama

Consulting and Contracting Engineers, Manila Chartered

:

Bank of India, Austrar

Sugar Factories and Equipment, lia k China

Honolulu T. H.—118, 2nd

Area; Cable Ads: Mearnshaw, Manila,Street, Port Philippine National Bank

orNewHoniron,

York:Honolulu; Standard Codes.

165, Broadway; San China Banking Corporation

Francisco:

75, Bund, 215, Market

Shameen; Hilo:Street; Canton:

Manila Ingersoll,

T.kH.;Honolulu Frank B., Attorney-at-Law

{See The Earnshaws Docks —Suite 514, Chaco Bldg.,; Teleph.

Iron Works) 21183; Cable Ad: Cascade; Codes:

J, F. Taddiken, general manager Western Union, 5-Letter & Bentley’s

A. F.Division

Ewart, manager of Hawaiian Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd., Im-

J. Dept.,

Hughes,Hawaiian Merchandise porters, Pharmaceutical Products,

manager,Division

Theo. H. Davies k Co., Ltd., fiscal Textiles Surgical Instruments & Equipment,

agents and Sundriesr—China Bank

Bldg.; Teleph. 49078; P.O. Box

Hoskins & Co., C. M. Real Estate Brokers 1182; Cable Ad: Walinder

and Managing Partnersr—H. Inhelder

Teleph.Appraisers

2-10-35; —P.O.185,BoxDavid

948; Street;

Cable and E. Walch

Ad: Earcam Insular Drug Co., Inc., Wholesale

Houston Rubber Co., U. S. Royal Tires, Drugs and Chemicals—153, Juan

Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 49075; P.O.

Rubber Goods and Accessories and Box 300; Cable Ad : Indug; Codes :

Tire

Santa Repairing—548, Rizal Avenue, Mosse, Acme, Western Union, Imp.

Box 651;Cruz; Telephs.

Cable 22122 k 27688; P.O.

Ad: Houstonrub and Bentley’s

I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G., Ger- Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd.,

The (Life, Health Life

& Building,

Accident

many—180-184, Juan Luna, Binondo Insurance Co.)—Insular

Ilaya Music Store Co., Ino., Whole- 290, Plaza Cervantes; P.O. Box 128;

sale and Retail Dealers in Musical Cable Ad : Insulife

V. Singson Encarnacion, president

Instruments — 600, Rizal Avenue, Enrique Zobel, vice-president

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23598; P.O. J. MoMicking, manager

Box 2799; Cable Ad: Ilaya

 MANILA 1)43

Jacobo Zobel, treasurer J. Dept.)

C. Littig, manager (Steamship

A. F. Gonzalez, asst, manager & R. J. Elfstrom, manager (Machinery

E. secretary

Roa, actuary A . Dept.)

D. Settember,

Insular Lumber Co.—Manila Office: Truck Dept) manager (Motor

P.O. Box 456; Mills: Fabrica, Oc- O . C.Equipment Roenr, manager

Dept.) (Industrial

cidenta. Negros, Philippines; Cable R. M. Bownass

Ad: Uco. Head Office: 260, South H. H. Curran G. A.S. Morton

Lane

Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa., E. J. Emery C.H. W.

U.S.A.; Cable Ad: Ilco J. C. Giles Muilenburg

H. C. Pope, general manager L. D.M.Harrison C.J. F.Toda

(Fabrica, Occidental Negros, Philip- H. Hodges Tomkins

pines) J. M. Kinloch J.H. C.U.laUmstad

Insular Saw Mill, Inc., Lumber J. G. Newgord G. Vigliada Vara

Dealers—330-340, Canonigo, Paco : J.M.Plade la Riva L. R Wentholt

P.O. Box 2190; Telephs. 56940-49 D. H. Ryan Mrs. M. Zuluaga

Smith Miss M.

J.C.W.A.H.R.Koesling

Carmichael

Insular Sugar Refining Corporation

—612, Philippine National Bank Ladd Miss H. E. A.Delaney

Saline

Building; Teleph. 24219; Cable Ad: General Agents in the Philippines for :

Sucharphil Isthmian Steamship Co. of New York

E. W. Horton, acting general manager Glen Line,East Ltd. of London

Swedish

Gothenburg Asiatic Co., Ltd. of

International Brokerage Co., Inc.,

Customs Brokers, Baggage Trans-

fer, Local and Provincial Trans- Isardas & Co., T., General Importers

portation, Trucks,. Cascos and

Lighters—306, Masonic Temple; Tel- —62-68, Escolta;P.O. Box 464; Cable

ephs. 23011 and 23012 (Office), 23013 Ad : Isardas

(Piers)

Isuan, Inc., Bottlers Isuan Natural

International Cold Stores — 116, Mineral Water, Isuan Ginger Ale

Echague; P.O. Box 290 and Carbonated Soft Drinks—47

(Within) Cristobal, Paco; P.O. Box

International Correspondence School Bottling 1587; Cable Ad: Isuan, Manila.

—(See Educational) Works : Isuan Hot Springs,

Los Banos, Laguna, P. I.

International Harvester Co. of G. J: Burbidge, manager

Philippines, Exporters of Hemp,

Importers

AgriculturalofMachinery

Motor Trucks, Tractors, Itogon Mining Co.—

and Industrial

Equipment andMarsman

Steamship Agents — Directors—J. H. Marsman (Presi-

Main dent), Mrs. M. A. Marsman

Area; Teleph. 2 47 02; P.O. Box Port

Office: Building, 308; (Vice-President), Benj. S. Ohnick

(Vice-President), H. M. Caven-

Cable Ads: Macleodco

Shipmac (Shipping). Machinery & (General) & der (Vice-President), Manuel

Truck Department: Office,

Rooms & Service Station: 154, Marques Display Camus, Alf Welhaven and

de Comillas, Ermita; Teleph. 2-22-85; Earnest Heybroek

P.O. Box 2498; General Managers—Marsman &

Provincial BranchCable

OfficeAd:at:Harvester.

Bacolod, Co., Inc., Marsman Building,

Manila, Philippines

Baguio,

N.generalH. Cebu, Davao, Iloilo and Legaspi

Duckworth, General Superintendent—L. M.

manager vice-president & Robinson, Sangilo, Itogon, Moun-

tain Province, Philippines

S.O. E,J. Zwonechek,

Knowles, asst,auditor

general manager Secretary & Office—M. H. O’Mal-

M. A. Webster, asst, auditor ley, Marsman Building, Manila,

F.E. Guettinger, travelling auditorDept.) Philippines; Cable Ad: M.ars-

O. Cogan, manager (Export maninc-Manila, Philippines

 D44 MANILA

Japanese Association of Manila, Inc. Box 892. Show-room: Plaza Cer-

—(See Associations and Clubs) vantes ; Teleph. 23986

Manuel V. Gallego, president

Japanese Consulate—(See ; Consulates) Dr. Ramon J. Ongisako, gen. mgr.

Ramon Mallari, secretary

JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO., Keller & Cb., Ltd., Ed. A., Merchants

Manufacturers of: Pure Manila —Wise Building, 178, Juan Luna,

Rope, for Marine Trade and: Users Binondo;

Who Desire Long Wearing Rope of 4-89-81 and Telephs. 4-85-49, 4-86-02,

4-91-55; P. O. Box 313;

Great Strength

pearance and British

That Meets ExcellentStand-

Ap- Cable Ad: Edakeller; Codes: A.B.C.

ard and U;S. Government Specifica- 6th edn. and 5th Improved, Bentley’s

1st and 2nd, Western Union 5-Letter.

tions

Dry White Rope, An Agricultural Head Office at Zurich, Switzerland

W. M. Keller, president (Zurich)

Rope, Smooth, Firm and Safe G. Woessner, resident manager

Also Bale Rope, Lathyarn, Trans- J]: C.O. Blum

Bessmer, do.

misson “Aluminax” Rope, Tarred F. Periquet

Rope, Well Drilling Cables, Wrap- A. Peter Mrs. E. Bandmann

ping Twines, Fishermen’s Rope and E. Marschall J. Roelli, Jr.

Hard Rock Mining Rope John W. Mittner Pablo Ruiz de Alda

Address—No. 2, Calle Cristobal;

Teleph. 5-66-28; P. O. Box 1457;

Cable Ad: Picketrope; Codes: Uni- Kelling, Ino., C., Importers—42, Das-

versal Trade, Western Union 5-Let- marinas; P. O. Box 412; Cable Ad:

ter, Bentley’s, A.B.C. 5th and Renate; Private

Codes : Bentley s, Acme and

Private C. Kelling, president & manager

J. manager

T. Pickett, president & general

Victor Johnson, vice-president A Kenwood Hotel — 1099, R. Hildago,

treasurer Quiapo; Teleph. 21477

M. F. Herranz, secretary

Ker & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Est. 1827—10,

Jarillas Furniture Store & Sail Callejon

San Gabriel;

Manila, Telephs.

P.O. Box22409,

Making—317, Liberfad, Pasay; Tel- 22410 Iloilo, P.O. Box 292, Cebu P.O. P.O.

312,

Box Box

160,

eph. 51096 Davao P.O. Box 297, Bacolod

Jose Perez Cardenas, Attorney-af- 15; Cable Ad: for All Ports “Ker”, Head

Office: Ker, Bolton i f c Co., Ltd., London;

Law—Suite 218, National City Bank

Building; Teleph. 2-13-36; P.0 Box Branch Cebu,

Offices: Ker ifc Co., Ltd., Iloilo,

501 N. Y. H.Davao and Bacolod.

Mij. Pitcairn, SymeAssoc, with

& Co., Ltd.,

Juyoo, Velilla & Co., Insurance, Rea, Batavia,

Directors Sourabaya and Samarang

Estate, Mortgages — 110, Crystal Naismith,— J.G. W.M. Howells,

AlexanderW. andC.

Arcade, Escolta, Binondo; Teleph. A. A. Brown

Staff—E.

23272 I. McKerchar and J. D.T. del

G. Rivers, J. Watson,

Castillo

Kagahastian & Co., Ino., R.—Rooms Ki Lin Tong, Tiger Balm Medicine

318-320, Kneedler Building ; P.O. Box Dealers — 314, Santo Cristo, San

2237

Raymundo Kagahastian, president Nicolas; Teleph. 2044; P.O. Box 2044

& general manager Kim Tong Heng k Co.—529, Elcano,

Kanaoka, T., Furniture Manufacturer San Nicolas; Teleph. 48173

and Dealer—325-327, Carriedo, Sta

Cruz; Teleph. 27906 m m m m m

“Katubusan,” Fabrica de Tabacos y King Hiap King Mirror Factory,

Manufacturers of Glass Show Cases,

Cigarrillos—501, Clavel, San Nico- Venetian Glass Mirrors, Desk Pad

las; Telephs. 49575, 4-95-24; P. 0. Glasses, All Kinds of Mirrors, Glass

 MANILA. 1)45

Contractor, JDealers in Fancy Mir- A. P. Kuenzie, president

rors, Plato Glares, Window Glass, H.: A. Streiff, vice-president

Re-Silvering. Bevelling and Etching A . Jung, treasurer

Work, Wholesale and Retail—Main W. Dietifcef

Office and Factory ; 403-05-07, Salazar G. Pluess ‘ I & Mueflef

St,; Teleph. 49922; P.O. Box 3139 G. Cattaneo R. Vontobel

H. Anderegg I F. B. Rein

Kinkwa Meriyasxj Co., Ltd., Manu- Iloilo—H. Rieth

facturers and Importers of Cotton Cebu—A. Schatzmann

Textiles—525-543, Azcarraga, Binon- Zamboanga—H. Spfuengli

do; P.O. Box 1461 Kummer & CtoMiNS,' Direct Mill

Kishimoto & Co., S,, Importers and Agents, Cotton Goods—189, Juan

Exporters—787, Tabor a, San Nico- Luna; Teleph. 49089; P.O. Box 1484;

Cable Ad: Kummer; Codes; A.B.C.

las; Teleph. 49752; P.O. Box 903 6th

S. Kishimoto, proprietor & manager cial Edition, Western Union, Commer-

and Bentley’s

Kock Laboratory, Specializing in the Kwong Ah Phoy £ C°-> INC-> P^ce

Manufacturing of Medical Prepa- Mill Owneis—849, Dagupan, Tondp;

rations — 2157, O’Donnell, Santa Teleph. 23620; P.O. Box 638; Cable

Cruz; Teleph. 24197; P.O' Box 511 Ad: Kwong

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434, Dasma- Kwong King Cheong, Rattan and

rinas; Teleph. 2-16-47; P.O. Box 296 ; Wooden Furniture, Chinese Sea-

Cable Ad : Kodak; Code : Bentley’s gras Rugs, Bamboo Screens, Office

W. P. Lane manager Equipment, Wholesale and Retail—

H. J. Heesch 309-313, T. Pinpin, Binondo; Teleph.

C. Perry | A. J. Jurgenssen 25365; P.O. Box 2271; Cable Ad:

Kwonghing Cheong

Kong Li Po, The, Chinese Daily Kwong Me Chan, Manufacturers of

Newspaper—430, Salazar, Binondo; Toyo Sauce, Soy Oil and Vinegar

Teleph. 48357; P.O. Box 148; Cable Dealers—400-422, T. Pinpin Binon-

Ad : Konglipb do; Teleph. 47663; P.O. Box) 1103

Koppel (Philippines), Incorporated, Kwong Wing Lung. Grocery (Wong

(Successors in the Philippine Islands Ghoo

to Koppel Industrial Car & Equip-

ment Co.), Railway Material, Ma- Groceries and Teleph.

Liquors—1443-1447.

chinery and Supplies —4 75, Das- Herran, Box 1021

Paco; 57286; P.O.

marinas; Teleph. 49895; Cable Ad : Wong Choc, manager

Koppelrail; All Standard Codes;

P.O. Box, 1B9 La Ciudad t>e Nankin, Cigarette Fac-

A. H. Bishop, vice-president tory—414,

; Salazar, Binondo; Teleph.

Kriedt Printing! Co.—Bulletin Bldg., 4 8690

550 Evangelista, Corner Raon, Santa La Commercial, Cigar Factory and

Cruz; Teleph. 22959; P.O. Box 859 Direct Exporters—1207, Alegui, Quiapo;

Gerhard W. Kriedt, proprietor P.O. Bok 1041

Edith Case, asst, manager

La Constructora, Bicycles and Acces-

Kuenzie & Streiff, InC, General Im- sories, Children’s Vehicles, Imports,

porters, Exporters and Insurance Wholesale and Retail—309-311, Gan-

Agents—343-847, Oalle T. Pinpin; dara, Binondo; Teleph. 49131

P.O. B6x 301; Cable Ad: Kuenzie; La Eetrella de Pilipinas, Cigarette

Codes:

WesternA.B.C.

Union,5thUniversal

Edition,Edition

Bentley’s,

and Factory—752 Magdalena, Binondo;

5-Letter Teleph. 49665; P.O. Box 1128

D46 MANILA

La Estrella del Norte (Levy LaHidalgo, Rosario Distillery—1001-1023, R.

Quiapo; Teleph. 26505;

Hermanos, Inc.), Diamond, Jewelry P.O. Box 1235; Cable Ad: Benleg

and Watch Importers, Perfumery

and Pharmaceutical Products—46-60,

Escolta; P.O. Box 273 La Sampaguita, Native Cloth Dealers

La Fabrioa de Cerveza de San Miguel and J ewelers — 305, Misericordia,

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 27110

—(See San Miguel Brewery)

La Flor de Intal Cigar Factory- LaGrade Tondena, Inc., Distillers of High

31, Tayuman; P.O. Box 262 ; Cable porters Alcohol; Producers and Ex-

of Fine Wines, Gins, Cor-

Ad : Florintal dials and Liquors—Telephs. 49645-

La Flor de Luzon Cigar Factory- 49655; P.O. Box 691

851, Isaac Peral, Paco; P.O. Box 64;

Teleph. 4-84-41; Cable Ad : Florluzon “La Urbana”, Building and Loan Assoc-

Cheong Wing Yew, manager iation — Banco Hipotecario

Plaza Cerventes, 3-9, Binondo;Building,

Telephs.

La Frescura, Manufacturing Wooden Anabru 21855 & 22727; P.O. Box 138; Cable Ad:

Cambas and Bamboo Curtains for Enrique Vazquez-Prada, president

Windows

Samp aloe;and Doors^—340,

Teleph. 67389 Trabajo. Tirso Lizarraga, 1st vice-pres.

Manuel Barretto,

Genaro N. Tuason,treasurer

2nd vice-pres.

La Industria Box Factory — 739, G. F. H. Leyshon, director

Tuason, Sampaloc; Teleph. 25901 Eduardo Roxas Gargollo, do.

Antonio

Fernando Brias Roxas, do.

Garcia, do.

La Industrial. Fabrica de Chocolate y Carlos Perez Rubio,

Cafe—278, Cristobal; Teleph. 57740;

P.O. Box 57 L. G. Aldeguer, secretary do.

Porta Pueoi y Of a., proprietors P. Escalambra, accountant

F. Ricerra, cashier

La Insular Cigar and Cigarette La Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily in

Factory Inc.—La Insular Building, Spanish—TVT Building, F. Torres,

Binondo; Teleph. 49578; P.O. Box 52; Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21134; Cable

Cable Ad: Insular Ad: TVT

La Nobleza, Cigar and Cigarette Fac- La Yebana, Cigars & Cigarettes—P.O.

tory—409, Tayuman, Tondo; Teleph. Box 422; Cable Ad: Yebana

22781; Cable Ad : Lanobleza

La Patria, Bakery, Confectionery and Labo Gold Mining Co., Inc.—Head

Biscuit Factory, Groceries and Office: 305, Crystal Arcade, Manila,

Liquors — Central Office: 631-633, P.I. Mines at: Malangcao Basud,

Legarda, Sampaloc; Teleph. 22394; Labo, Camarines Norte

President—Dr. Thomas J. Bren-

P.O. Box 2283. Branches: 635-637,

Legarda, Sampaloc; 723, Tabora, San nan

Nicolas (Teleph. 49149); 1007, M. de General Manager—Jose Castro

Santos, San Nicolas

143, Villalobos, Quiapo (Teleph. 49321);

(Teleph.(Teleph.

26391); Mrs. Aurelia A. Castro, trear-

and 73, Bustillos, Sampaloc surer

45141) Atty. L. V. Madamba, secretary

Members of Board of Directors—

La Previsora Filipina (Sociedad Dr. Thomas J. Brennan (Presi-

Mutua de Construccion y Prestamos), dent), Dr. Andreas Trepp, Mrs.

Building and Loan Association—22, Laura Brennan, Jose Castro

David; Teleph. 22329; Cable Ad: (Director & General Manager),

Previsora Mrs. Aurelia A. Castro (Direc-

tor & treasurer)

 MANILA D47

Laguna Sugae Coepobation — 5th Lawyebs’s Co-Opeeative Publishing

Floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer- Co., The—428-432, Rizal Avenue,

vantes ; Teleph. 23081; Cable Ad: Santa Cruz-; Teleph. 21584; P.O.

Sorox Box 449; Cable Ad: Lawcopub

Laguna Traders, Inc-, Importers A Legaeda, Vicente L., Architect (Real

Exporters, General Brokers & Manu- Estate Administration)—1556, Azcar-

raga; Teleph. 2-31-78

facturers’ Agents—Samanillo

ing, Escolta; Telephs. 2-22-24 & Build-

2-30-51; Cable Ad : Cruzab; Codes : Leokers, "Schnuemacher, Inc., Stock Bro-

Members Manila Stock Ex-

Bentley’s & Private change, Members National Produce

Lambeet Sales Company, Inc., Manu- Exchange, Merchandise Brokers, Es-

pecially Copra, Coconut Oil, Copra

facturers of Philippine Hand-made Cake and Meal—2, El Hogar Fili-

Embroideries — 1453, Gral

Teleph. 57486; P.O. Box 1460 Luna; pina Bldg.; Telephs. 23716 (Four

Lines) & 22624 (Two Lines); P.O.

Box 1281;

Acme,CableA.B.C.

Ad: 6thLeopassage;

Landahl, Inc., John, Importers of Codes: Bentley’s and Private

Edition,

Textiles, Sundries, Machinery—132,

Juan Luna, Telephs. 48331 & 47587; Levy Blum, Inc., Importers and

P.O. Box 1932; Cable Ad: Landiron; Wholesale Dealers of Diamonds,

Codes: Western

Edition, Improved,Union, A.B.C.Acme,

Bentley’s, 5th Pearls, Jewelries and Watches.

Liebers. 3-Letter, Oriental Code, Perfumers Wholesale Druggists Chemists and

Schofield, 5-Letter, .Rudolf Mosse and Sta. Cruz; —Telephs. 35, Plaza Sta. Cruz,

23247-48;

Supplement.

Appari Branch Offices in Cebu, 243; Cable Ad: Majuvy; Codes:P.O.A.B.C.

Box

John Landahl, president 6th Edition

Edgar Krohn, vice - president &

M.treasurer

Rasch, signs per pro. Levy

lery Heemanos,

and Watch Inc., Diamond,

Importers. Jewel-

Per-

L. Zapf fumery and Pharmaceutical Pro-

L. Schmitt (Cebu) ducts, Automobile Dealers—46-50,

E. Arooa (Appari) Escolta; P.O. Box 273

Lapeeal de Guzman, Maxima, Import- —123,Jacob,

Levy, Importer of Dry Goods—

Crystal Arcade; Teleph. 21672 ;

ers of First Class Diamonds and P.O. Box 2060

Pearls, Wholesale and Retail Jewel-

lers; Dealers in Diamonds, Pearls Libby, McNeill & Libby, Importers^—

and other Precious Stones-—850-852, 25, Santa Cruz Bridge; Teleph.

Rizal Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21858; P.O. Box 1639; Cable Ad:

21907 Libco

Lapeeal, Victobina G. de, Importers Libeeian Consulate—(&ee! Consulates)

of Diamonds and Pearls, Manu-

facturing Jewellers^—Laperal Build- Liggett & Meyees Tobacco Co., Inc.--

ing, 853-855, Rizal Avenue, Santa Corner Ronquido and Estero Cegado,

Cruz; Teleph. 2-42-60; P.O. Box Box Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21737: P.O.

1710: Cable Ad- Laperal; Codes: 1623 : Cable Ad : Ligmytoco

A.B.C, 5th Edition and Bentley’s Liguan Coal Mines, Inc.—R-315, Na-

Laba Optical (Dr. Ciprano Lara, o.d.) tional City Bank Building • Teleph.

22293; P.O. Box 1422; Cable Ad:

Optometrist, Eye-Sight Specialist,

Manufacturing and Importing Op- Liguancoal

tician—356, Raow; Teleph. 26754: Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc., Distillery and

Cable Ad : Laraop Refinery, Alcohol, Wine and Liquor

Latvian Consulate—(^ee Consulates) Dealers — 527-543, Gandara, Sta.

Cruz; Teleph. 27057; P.O. Box 487

D48 MANILA

Lintag, Pasoual, Auditor and Certi- Agents Chryslerfor:Corporation

fied Public Accountant.—1537, Wash- Willys Export. Corporation

ington Avenue; Teleph. 67891

Lion D’Oh, Coffee Factory—738, It. Luzon Brokerage Co., Customs Brokers,

Foreign Freight Forwarders, Ware-

Hidalgo, Quiapo; Teleph. 23530; housmen, Heavy Trucking — Derham

P.O. Box 1899: Cable Ad: Liondor Building, Port Area; Teleph. 22421;

P.O. Box 591; Cable Ad: Lubrocoin

Litogkafia Montes, Inc., Lithogra-

phers and Manufactiurers of Paper Luzon Consolidated Mines & Co., Inc.

Boxes—40, Magallanes Intramuros; —Rooms 312 & 316, Kneedler Building;

Teleph. 21377; P.O. Box 116 Teleph. 24308; P.O. Box 2237

Raymundo

&A.B.Miranda,Kagahastian, president

general manager

Lloyd’s—Ker & Oo., Ltd, Agents—10, Dr. secretary & treasurer

Callejon San Gabriel, Binondo Alvinfc Co., Inc., consulting geologists

& mining engineers

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—240,

Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21713; Cable Luzon Investment Co., Inc., Real

Estate, andCommercial and Personal

Ad : Register

C, B. Nelson, ship

Regina Building; Teleph. 2-28-80

Louis X-Ray Laboratory—305, Regina Luzon Stevedoring Go., Inc., Marine

Building; Binondo; Teleph. 23227 Contractors, Lighters, Launches, Tow

Boats, Water Boats, Ship

Lovsted & Cp. (Manila), Ltd., C.M., Provisioners—Pier Chandlers

2, Port and

District;

Machinery Dealers—216, Thirteenth Teleph. 21661: P.O. Box 582; Cable Ad:

Street, Port Area; Teleph. 23519; Lusteveco

P.O.Codes

All Box Used

1193; Cable Ad: Lovsted;

Ralph Nash, manager Luzon Surety Co., Inc., Fidelity and

Surety Bonds, Fire and Marine In-

Luna de San Pedro, Andres & Cortes, surance Teleph. —R214-215-216,

2-16-30 ReginaBuilding;

Jose G., Architects, Decorators,

Civil Engineers and Builders—Main

Office : Crystal Arcade, Tower Floor; Lyric Music

Binondo;House,

TelephsInc.—633, Es-

Teleph. 22907; P.O. Box 2907; Cable colta, 23516

P.O. Box 274; Cable Ad: Music

Ad: Lunarchi Frank H. Hale, president

F. W. Sigmund, general manager

Luneta Hotel — 38-40, San Luis

Ermita; Teleph. 21971 “Mabuhay”, Only Morning St., DailyW. C.;

in

R. Lee Hobbs, manager & owner Native

Teleph Dialect—61,

2-14-94; P. O.Muralla

Box 601, Manila,

Luneta Motor Co., Automobile Cable Ad: Mabuhay

A. Hernandez, editor

Dealers, Spare Parts—54, San Luis; Ismeal B. Zapatta, general manager

Teleph. 21371. Service and Repair

Shop: Isaac Peral. Assembly Plant :

827, R. Hidalgo; Teleph. 23880; P.O. Mackay Radio and Telegraph Co.,

Commercial Radio Telegraph Com-

Box 140; Cable Ad : Walix munication—20, Escolta, Binondo;

Carlos

NewlandYoung, president

Baldwin, vice-president Teleph. 24343; Cable Ad: Macrad

Barry Baldwin, manager

H. R. Gillingham, Sales manager Macleod &l Co.—{See Internationa] Har-

K. E. Staley, manager (Commercial vester Co. of the Philippines)

Cars & Truck Dept.)

D. R. Keiffer, Parts manager

F. W. Jones, asst. Sales manager Macondray & Co., and

Merchants, Shipping

Agents—China

Inc., Insurance

Bank Building,

General

3rd

M. Pinto, Shop supt.

B. Gorla, supt. (Assembly Plant) Floor; Teleph. 4987.1; P. O. Box 768;

 MANILA D49

Cable Ad: Macondray. (See Luneta Manila Auto Supply Co., Importers

Motor Co. and Young & Baldwin, Inc.) and Dealers in Automobile Acces-

Carlos Young,

Newland pres.vice-president

Baldwin, & gen. manager sories, Spare Parts, Tools and

M. Furstenburg Equipments, Tires, Gasoline, Motor

F. M. Schrafft | J. H. Baldwin Oils, etc.—633-635-637, Azcarraga;

Agents for: Teleph. 4-94-76; Cable Ad: Masco

Branch: 500-:502, Azdarraga; Teleph.

Barber LineShipping 4-96-47

Manuel Lopa, manager & proprietor

Barber Wilhemsen Line

Dodwell Castle Line Manila Blue Printing Co.—Room 19-20-

Wilb.

Burns,Wilhelmsen

Philp & Co.,(European) Line

Ltd. Australia- 21, Paterno Bldg., Santa Cruz; Teleph.

China Service 23419; Cable Ad: Florobros

Insurance

Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd. Manila Building & LoanCarriedo,

Association—

Merchandise Kneedler Building, Santa

E. Chemicals,

I. du PontDyes,

de Nemours & Co., Cruz ; Teleph. 22090; P.O. Box 855

Paints, Enamels Manila Button Factory—460, Dasmar-

and Explosives inas, Binondo; Teleph. 21635; P.O. Box

Gillespie Bros. Ltd., Sydney 767; Cable Ad: Manbutton

Agency:

Manning Abrasives “Manila City Directory” (A Directory

Madrigal & Co., Coal Merchants, Ship- ofAnnually)—101,

Manila and the Philippines,3rdPublished

owners, Real Estates and Mango Teleph. 21801; P. O.Escolta, Box 361; CableFloor;

Ad:

Plantations—8, Muelle del Banco

Nacional; Teleph. 21826; P. O. Box 254; Pecoi

Cable Ad: Carbon or Madrigal; Codes: Philippine Education Co., Inc., proprs.

Bentley’s Complete Phrase, Bentley’s Published

Co.; A byDivisionMcCullough Printing

of Philippine

2nd

5th Phrase, Boe’s,A.B.C.

Edition, Acme, Scott’s,

6th A.B.C.

Edition, Education Co., Inc.

Universal

5-Letter Trade Code,

Edition, Western

Buenting’s CodeUnion

2nd Manila-Compania de Seguros In-

Edition oorporada—109, Juan Luna

V. Madrigal, general manager Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., general

Managers for: managers

Rizal Cement Co., Inc.

Philippine Cotton Mills, Inc. Manila Club—(Nee Associations and

Madrigal Oil Mills Clubs)

Port Lamon Lumber Co.

“Manila Daily Bulletin” —Corner

Magnani, B., Marble Importer and Con- Raon and

P.O.Evangelista, Quiapo; Teleph.

tractor, Marble, Granite, and Alabaster 21102; Box 769; Cable

Carson Taylor, publisher

Ad: Bulletin

Productions, Simbi Electric Hammers—

619, Raon, Santa Cruz; P.0. Box 824 Roymanager

C. Bennett, editor & general

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant Robert

H. A. Linn,Auraadvertising

Smith, newsmanager

editor

—660, Echague St.; Teleph. 21901 W. L- Dighsmith, office manager

(See San Miguel Brewery) Lesl ie E. Moote, circulation manager

“Magsimpan,” Import and Export—617, E. Abundo, chief accountant

Santo Cristo, Sian Nicolas; Teleph. 48624 Manila Electric Co.—134, San Mar-

Malabon Refiners && celino;

Sugar Co., SugarHongkong

Candy Manufacturer^— Cable Teleph.Manilalect;

Ad: 21911; P. and

O. Box 451;

General

.Shanghai Bank Bldg., Binondo Offices:

Marcel Meralco Bldg., 134, San

Smith, Bell & Co., general manager^ J. C. ino Rockwell, president

Manila Aerated Water Factory—735, R.H. I.P.Gilliland,

L. Jollye,elec,

vice-president

manager

Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21197; J.E. A.J. Deymek, auditor supt.

Thomas, general

P.O. Box 1356

D50 MANILA

Manila & Discount Cor- Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc.,

Finance Banks)

FORATioN—CNee Customs Brokers, Dasmarinas;

tributors—121, Forwarders andTeleph.

Dis-

Manila Filatelica, Booksellers and 49013; P.O. Box 1179; Cable Ad: Malit;

Stationers — Oroquieta 1318-1322. Code: Bentley’s

Branch and Office: Corriedo 331-

333, P.O. Box 70; Cable Ad: Manila Machinery & Supply Co., Inc.,

General Merchants and Machinery —

Rizalina 675 681, Dasmarinas; P.O. Box 670;

Biemigio Garcia, proprietor Telephs. 22458-9; Cable Ad: Machy

Manila Gas Corporation—Calle Otis Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., General

Paco; P.O. Box 1483; Teleph. 56934; Merchants and Importers — 509-511,

Cable Ad: Gasworks Azcarraga, Tondo; Teleph. 4-84-30;

Manila Golf Club—(See Associations Cable Ad: Mamer

E. P. Sandejas, president

and Clubs)-. A. J, Mendoza, secretary & treasurer

Manila Grafica, Inc., Printers, Book- Manila Oxy Acetylene—1031, Azcarraga

sellers and 112,

and Store: Stationers—Printing Plant Tondo; Teleph. 48454

Escolta; Teleph. 2-16-38;

P.O.Manuel

Box 1850; Cable Ad: Grama

Pellicer, president Manila Polo Club — (See Associations

Francisco Ferrer y Gutierrez, vice- and Clubs)

president & manager Manila Publishing Co. (A Division

Manila Grand Opera House—881, ofSellers Philippine Education

of Subscription Sets ofCo.,Books—

Inc.),

Rival Ave., Santa Cruz; Teleph. 101, Escolta; P.O. Boxmanager

620; Teleph. 12131

22855; Cable Ad: Hashim-Manila; Robert N. Miller,

Codes : A.B.C. and Bentley’s Carlos Cabrera, asst, manager

Manila Harness Co., Inc., Leather Manila Railroad Co.—943, Azcarraga,

Goods Manufacturers — 19, Escolta, Tondo; P. O. Box 448; Teleph. 4-98-61;

Binondo;

Cable Ad:PCal

O. vet

Box 1921; Teleph. 21797,; Cable Ad: Ferroco

EmilioTomas, manager Jose Paez,Fragante,

Vicente presidentvice-president

& general manager

Manila Hotel Co. — Luneta Extension, V. E. de Jesus, secretary

Ermita ; Teleph. 22022 : P.O, Box 583 ; Manila Remnant Co., Inc., Importers of

Cable Ad: Manhoco

Board of Directors—Jose Paez (pres- Textiles—451-453, Juan Luna; Teleph.

ident & chairman),

MacArthur Gen. Douglas& 49994;

(vice-president MaremcoP.O. Box 2796; Cable Ad:

treasurer), Tomas Earnshaw, R. K. Landahl, vice

J. Landahl, president

president

Rafael and H. M. Cavender

Executive Department: Manila Rice

H. C. Anderson, managing director Dealers—817, Dagupan, Mill Corporation, Rice

Francisco Mendoza, secretary & 49625; P.O. Box 1398 Tondo; Teleph.

asst, manager

Manila Hume Sampaloc;

Pipe & TileTeleph. 1003, Manila

Works-67110; Rock Asphalt Co., Pavement

Constructors—12,

Cordeleria, 6-73-66; P.O. BoxAceite 1009;Street;

CableTeleph.

Ad:

P.O. Box 2045; Cable Ad: Humpipe Pavement

Manila Manila Rubber Co., Manufacturers of

facturerIceofCream

Pure Plant, The, Manu-

and Delicious Ice Mechanical Rubber Goods — Corner

Beata and J. Certeza. Pandacan;

Cream—892 F. Guerrero,

49937 and 49761; Tonde;

Cable Ad: MicpiTeleph. Teleph. 67643; P.O. Box 2251

Manila Instalment Co., Inc., House- Manila Supply, Electrical Supplies, Sole

hold and Office

Payments — 407Furniture Easy Importers

Sold onSanta

- 411, Platerias Avenue

of Munkro Lamps — 2056,

Rizal; Teleph. 22174; P.O. Box

Cruz; Teleph. 22204; P. O. Box; Cable 2378Martin Suaco, proprietor & manager

Ad: Minco

 MANILA D51

Manila Trading & Supply Co., Repres- W. W. Harris,

F. de la Cantera, do.director

entatives of Ford Motor Co., Automobile Enrique Massip, do.

Products — Port Area; Teleph. 23771; J.A. P.A, Heilbronn, do.

P.O. Box 744; Cable Ad: Mantrade

W. H. Patterson, president

Julius S. Reese, vice-president A. M. Brimo,

Rosado, do. do.

S. J.W.K.Thompson, do.

Pickering, treasurer Manuel Pellicer y Co., Inc., Hatters,

G. R. Sales, secretary Shirtmakers,

ing Goods —Tailors and Men’sBnondo

44, Escolta,i Furnish-;

Manila Terminal Co., Inc.—Pier No. 2, Teleph. 21177; P.O. Box 227

Manuel Pellicer, manager

Port Area; P.O. Box 582; Teleph. 21661;

Cable Ad: Lusteveco Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

of Toronto—Kneedler Building, Sta.

Manila Wine Merchants, Inc., The, Cruz; Teleph. 21504

Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants

—174,

4-90-58;JuanP.O.Luna;BoxTelephs.

403; 4-90-57 and Manukatok Mining Company, Inc.—

Cable Ad: P.O.

Crystal BoxArcade;

2747, Manila,

Teleph.Main Office:

2-39-11. 229,

Mines:

Winetrade. Retail Branch

Calle Alhambra; Teleph. 2-17-61 Office: 37-39, Norzagaray Bulacan

Wise President—E. Santos B. Reyes

E. P.& S.CoHooper,

, Inc., general

managermanagers Secretary-Treasurer—H.

Directors—J. Arrastia, J. M. Valero,

A. T. Hill, asst, manager

Sole Agents for:

Pommery & Greno, Rheims E.C. Caguiat

C. Cruz, J. M. Feliciano and

John Dewar & Son, Ltd., Perth

Distillers Agency, Ltd., Eding- Mariano

Theburgh Uy Chaco Sons

Direct Importers—Uy k Building;

Chaco Co., Inc.,

John Walker & Son, Ltd., Kilmarnock Teleph. Uy chaco

2-24-78; P.O. Box 22; Cable Ad:

Anheuser-Busch,

Holsten Brewery,Inc., St. Louis

Altona

J.W.&&F.A.Martell, Cognac Marshall

901, Lepanto, FieldSampoloc;

& Co., Embroideries—

Teleph. 22398;

Gilbey, Ltd., London P.O.K. Box 1642; Cable Ad; Drumar

Deinhard k Co., Coblenz

Peter F. Heering, Copenhagen H. Williams, manager

Compania “Ron Bacardi” S. A., San-

tiago de Cuba MASONIC

Bacardi

Rico Corpn. of America, Puerto Confucius

Coates & Co., Plymouth Kadosh— Council, Knights of

Booth & Co., London

Marie,Larcher,

Paul Brizard Bordeaux

F. Chauvenet, Nuits (Cote-D’or) No 3, F. k A. M. — Scottish Rite

The Shasta Water Co., San Francisco Temple,

710 912, Taft Avenue; P.O. Box

Clifford-Wilkinson

Water Co., Ltd., Kobe Tansan Mineral

Schenley’s Golden Wedding Whisky, Gautama Consistory-

Monticello Bonded Rye,

Bonded Bourbon, New York, N.Y. Belmont Grand Lodge of Free k Accepted

Masons of The Philippine Islands

—P.O. Box 990

Manila Yellow TaxiA. Cab

B. Garage—477, Co., Inc.,

Mabini, N. Keystone Lodge

Ermita;

Teleph. 5 69-55; Cable Ad: Mytco S. Noah

C.—P.O.ChiefBox &238President—James

Mankayan Gold Mines, Inc. — 501, Stevenson

Japhet & Sr. General — Henry

Samanillo Building ; Teleph. 2-26-46 ; Shirley

P.O. Box 3190

A. M. Opisso, president Shem & Jr.Jones

McKain General—Samuel Er.

Amos G. Beilis, vice-president Recorder k Chancelor — Benito

O. M. Shuman, secretary-treasurer Maneze

D52 MANILA

Treasurer—Emery Vines (P.N.C.) Almoner—Fred

Secretary—JohnMeek Holmes

Maurice Aaron

Conductor

macher — Thomas H. Feneter- Treasurer—Louis Michael Hausman

Capt. of Guard — Duwald Allen Master

iam Ferrier Elmer Moote Will-

of Ceremonies--John

Heminger& Lt. of Guard—Burt

Steward Expert—Leslie

Julian Reid (P.N.C.) Assistant

Winn Expert—Charles Robert

Inner Guard of Tower — Charles Captain of the Guard — Charles

0.Burnes

Guard & Sentinel—Harry G. Birch

Sentinel—Judge Henry Oswald

I. Ellsworth

P. N. C. &(P.N.C.)

P.—Arthur N. Ham-

mond Zapot Lodge, No. 29, F. and A. M.—

Lodge Masonic Temple, Rosario, Cavite

(On thePerlaRollsdelof the

Oriente,

Grand No.

Lodge1034,of Meisio Service Station, Lubricating Oil,

Scotland)— 1132, California Street; Gasoline, Grease, Thuban Compound,

P.O.R. Box 238

W. Master—James Taylor Irwin Petroleum, Asphalt, Wax, Roofing—

I.Sr.P.Warden—Bert

Master—S. Henry Jones Corner

Biuondo;Reina

Teleph. Regente

48560. Branchand Station:

Soler,

Jr. Warden—Benito ManezeSwader Corner San Fernando and Madrid, San

Secretary—N. Arthur Hammond Nicolas

Treasurer—James Stevenson (P.M.) Melteo Electric, Contractors and

Chaplain

(P.M.) — Harry G. Ellsworth Electricians — 1050, Soler, Sta. Cruz;

Sr. Deacon—Harry Teleph. 26258

Jr. Deacon—ThomasTaylor H. Fenstef- Menzi & Co., Inc., General Merchants—

macher

Dir. of Ceremonies—Emery Vines Box 183, Juan Luna,Ad:Telephs. 48623-9, P.O.

(P.M.) 603, Cable Casomenzi

Stewards—Harry M. Hezekiah and Merritt, Frank L., Ship Broker—

Lin Guard—A.Duwald

Hian DerhamP.O.Building,

Inner

Tyler—A. William Parta

Heminger 23246, Box 517, Port

CableArea,

Ad: Teleph.

Merritt

Manila Aerie, No. 500, FraternalOrder Methodist Book Room —638; Isaac Peral,

of Eagles—Plaridel Temple, 520, San Teleph. 5-72-63; P.O. Box 756; Oable

Marcelino;

355 Teleph. 5-35-62; P.O. Box Ad:Rev.Endure E. E. Tuck, manager

Manila Encampment, No. 1,1.O.O.F.— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Manila Inc.—

Corner San Macelino and California; 309, Bustos; Telephs. 22014 and 22020,

P.O. Box 743

P.O. Box 562. (Sessions

4th Wednesdays of Every Month) on 2nd and

Mexican Consulate—(6’ee Consulates)

Manila Lodge, No, 1, F. & A. M.— Metropolitan Theatre Co. — Me-

Scottish Rite Temple, 912, Taft tropolitan Theatre Bldg.; Teleph. 23915

Avenue (Secretary) ; Cable Ad: Metrotheco;

Manila Lodge, No. 761, B. P.O. Elks— P.O. Box 2380

San Luis, Ermita; Teleph. 21391 Mindanao Lumber Co., Inc.— 660,

Manu Chapter, Rose Croix— Alvarado; Telephs.Ad:49721

Box 1254; Cable & 49671; P.O.

Ramago

Rafael Go Tauco, pres.

John Go Tauco, asst, manager & gen. mgr.

Mt. Arayat Lodge of Perfection—

Venerable

Cropper Master— John Arthur Mira Hermanos, Inc., Agents for Swedish

Senior Warden — Paul Frederic Safety Matches,

Several Oli venzaofBueno-Corona-

WhitacreWarden — Albert John Vulcan,

Junior

Brands English and

American Pipes, American Cigarettes

Brazee, Jr. Henry Schoening and

Orator—Walter Juices,PipeIridiniod

Tobaccos,

Pens,Spanish

Spanish Fruit

and

 MANILA D53

American Mineral Waters—111, San- Murphy

ciangco Street;Mirahnos

75;M.Cable Teleph. 54093; P.O. Box Representatives — Room 504, Perez

MiraAd:Perez, president, general Samanillo

22753; P.O. Building, Escolta;

Box 1223; Cable Ad: Teleph.

Jamur;

manager & treasurer

J. Nunez Martinez, vice-president Codes: Acme, Bentley’s & Private

A. de la Cruz, secretary J. A. Murphy

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Importers Nakashima, S., Importer and Druggist—

and Exporters—Head Office: Tokyo. 411, ing,

Reina Regente, Near Oriente Build-

Binondo; Telephs. 49583 and 49953;

Sub-Branches in Cebu, Iloilo. Davao.

Manila Branch: National City Bank P.O. Box 1653; Cable Ad: Nakashima

Building, 22, Juan Luna; Teleph. 23151, Nakpil, Juan F., Architect —611-615,

P.O. Box 461; Cable Ad: Mitsui Dakota, Ermita; Teleph. 56545

Mitsubishi

National CityShoji Kaisha, 22,Ltd.Juan— Nassoor, Inc., K., Importers—132, Juan

Bank Building,

Luna, Binondo; Telephs. 24145-24146; Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 47589; P.O. Box

P.O. Box 20; Cable Ads: Iwasakisal and 1468; Cable Ad: Kamel

Mitsubishi

F. Suzuki, manager National Battery Service, Storage

Monday Mail, Weekly Tabloid in English Batteries, Sales and Service—534,

P. Paredes, Sampaloc; Teleph. 26001;

—61, Muralla St., W.C.: Teleph.

P.O. Box 601, Manila; Cable Ad: 2-14-94; Cable Ad: Maymon

Herald National City Bank of'New York—

Joses Araneta, editor (See Banks)

Ismeal B. Zapatte, general manager

Modern Bakery—139-141-143, Bustil- National Dental Supply, Inc.—Room

los, Sampaloc; Teleph. 23415 426,

Escolta,Perez Samanillo

Binondo; Teleph.Building, 619,

23831; Cable

Lei A. Lim Ad: Phildenply

Monks, A. C., Certified Public Ac-

countant—2326, Juan Luna, Tondo; National Drug Store—539-541, Rizal

Teleph. 49430; P.O. Box 571 Avenue, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21349; P.O.

Moreta’s Consulting, Designing & Box 2239; Cable Ad: Nadrutore

Engineering

Ermita; Telephs.Office

55504— 37,

(Office)Florida,

and National Exchange Co., Inc., General

55604 (Residence) Merchants—Philippines National Bank

Building, Binondo; Teleph. 2-21-90; P.O.

Morgan Sales Co., Importers and Ex- Box 1631; Cable Ad: Natex

porters^-305, Masonic Temple, Bin- National Library—Arroceros and Taft

ondo; Teleph. 23675 Avenue; Teleph. 2-23-75

Morton & Ericksen, Inc., Marine National Tin Smith Co. —1009, Rizal

Surveyors—Derham Building, Port Ave, Sta Cruz; Teleph. 25583

District; Teleph. 22516; Cable Ad: P. M. Capacete, manager

Morteric

K. C. Stubo, president & manager National University — (See Educa-

Motor Service Co., Inc.—Corner 13th tional)

and Atlanta Street, Port Area;

Teleph. 2-28-51; P.O. Box 2282; Cable Natividad, Graciano T., Attorney at

Ad: Mosec Law—303, Cu Unjieng Bldg.; Teleph.

23390

Muller & Phipps (Manila), Ltd.,

Manufacturers’ Representatives—322, Nell Co., Edward J., Machinery and

324, 326, 328,

Building NationalTeleph.

Binondo; City 22971,

Bank Mill Supplies, Air Conditioning—Nell

P.O. Box 1476; Cable Ad: Mulphica Bldg., No. 1, T. Pinpin; Teleph. 2-29-75;

P.O. Box 1640; Cable Ad: Neled

D54 MANILA

Nelson & Co., C. B., Registered Nielons Sales Co., “F. & E.” Lightning

Ship, Marine and Cargo Surveyors, ed Checkwriters,

Typewriters,Dictaphones, Repossess-

Adding Machines, etc.

Official Measurers for New York —110, Escolta; Teleph. 2-19-51; Cable

Conference and Bulk Oil Shipments Ad: Checko

—240, Dasmarinas; Teleph. 21713;

Cable Ad : Register

C. B. Nelson,vice president & treasurer Ning & Co., W., Men’s Furnishing Goods

E.K. R.C. Stubo,

Sanderson president & secretary Dealers and Tailors—86-90, Real, In-

tramuros; Teleph. 28325; P.O. Box 1109;

Cesareo Diomampo

Aquilino A. Siapno Nippon Bazaak, The,Imports and Export

Alberto Mercado —Corner Plaza Moraga and Box Escolta,

Jorge Diomampo

Laureano Cruz Binondo; Teleph. 21121; P.O. 396;

Cable Ad: Nippon

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen (Ger-

Ltd.,

— 974,Manufacturers of Daily Products

Azcarraga ; Telephs. 49821-3; man Steamship Agencies (P.I.) (Form-

P.O Box 155; Cable Ad : Nestanglo; erly & vonBehn, Meyer

Knobelsdorff), Inc.,andAgents)

Zuellig—

Codes : Bentley’s and A.B.C.

Edition; and at Iloilo, Cebu, Zam- Insular 6th Life Building; Teleph. 22924;

boanga, Baguio, Legaspi and Davao P.O. Box 298; Cable Ad: Nordlloyd

H.A.C. Hansen,

Smithmanager

G.H. F.Loehler

Wood J. P. Wolft North

Exporters American Trading & Import

of Molasses—Boston Co.,

Street,

M. Hearn C.A.J. Shrubsole Port Area; Teleph. 24371; P. O. Box,

W. Martin J.E. C.Hoffmann

Corthesy 2 57; CableOffices: Ad: 1800,

Sotodel. Natico

Executive West Lehigh

Neuss, Hesslein, Incorporated, Tex- Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A.

tiles—144, Juan Luna, Binondo; North Negros Sugar Co., Inc., Sugar

Teleph. 49085 ; P.O. Box 1336; Ciible Manufacturers and Dealers — Chaco

Ad; Nehesco Building, 3rd Floor, Binondo; Telephs.

Neves, A. M., Importer of Candies 21070 and 24392; P.O. Box 735; Cable

and Manufacturers’ Agent — 231, Ad: Nonsuco

Espeleta, Sta,. Cruz; Teleph. 2-17-84; Norton & Harrison Co., Lumber and

P.O. Box 1359; Cable Ad: Seven Hardware Dealers, Paints and Oils—

New China Herald, Chinese Daily Offices: 119, Mill:

13th Street, Port Area;

Paper—568, Misericordia, Santa Yards and 814, Echague, San

Cruz; Teleph. 24171; P.O. Box 1455 Miguel; 2-20-57;

Teleph. Private

P.O. Box 782 ;

Exchange:

Cable Ad :

New Orleans Commercial

porters—892, Im- Hoopton

Co., Inc.,23688;

Rizal Ave.; Teleph. F. C. Hagedorn, president & treasurer

P.O. Box 1669; Cable Ad: Neworleans C. W.A. L.Fossum,

Hart vice-president

New People Manufacturing Co.—550, A.J. E.R. Norton

Hagedorn

T. Pinpin Binondo; Teleph. 49958; P.O. H.

Box 2768 W. H.S. Hargis

Harrison

New Plaza Hotel—Plaza Goiti, Corner A. M. Celis, secretary

of22015;

Rizal Avenue O. E. Guerrero

Edw.Cable Ad: &proprietor

Mitchell,

Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Plazahotel Norwegian Consulate—(Nee Consu-

B. Hellmann, manager lates)

Nicaraguan Consulate—(Nee Consu- Ohta Development Co., Planters, Im-

lates) porters and Exporters — El Hogar

Building, Binondo; Telephs. 24128-9;

Nichols Super Yarns & Carpets, P.O. OfficeBox 1150; CableDavao,

: Kobe,

Talomo, Ad: Ohta. Head

Mindanao.

Fed., Inc.—Manila Hotel: Teleph. 22022, Branch: Japan

Cable Ad : Nicolsuper

 MANILA D55

Ong Long & Co., Inc., Dealers in Real Otis Elevator Co., Elevator Sales,

Estates,

orv Notes, Shares, Bonds, and

Securities Drafts, Promis- Erection and Service—245, 13th Street,

Mortgages, Port Area; Teleph. 24337; P.O. Box 847;

Administrators

Muelle de Binondo;of Estates,

Teleph. etc.

48410;— P.O.

191, Cable H. E.Ad:Hertz,

Lydentree

manager

Box 1477; Cable Ad: Onglongco; Codes:

Bentley’s, Western Union

A.B.C. 5th Edition, Acme and Private 5-Letter, P. B. Artesian Water 68817;

Co., Inc.— Ill;

Guillermo Dy Buncip, president N. Domingo; Teleph. P.O. Box

647, Cable Ad: Artesian

Ong Siu Gee & Co., Tobacco Leaf Dealers Pacific Commercial , Co., Importers and

Wholesale (Tobacco Dealers Licence Exporters—National City Bank Bldg.,

L-3-3127),

Merchants Consignee

— 237, and Commission Binondo; Teleph. 23361; P.O. Box 780;

Teleph. 48267; P.O. BoxSoler,

1404 Binondo; Cable Ad: Pacomeco

O’Racca Confectionery Co., Inc., Palace Theatre—325, Ronquillo; Teleph.

Candy, Chewing Gum, Chocolate and 23225; H. S.P.O. Box 56general manager

Everett,

Biscuit Manufacturers and General

Importers—O’Racca

Corner Urbiztohdo; Building

Telephs.Barraca,

49633- Palomo,Merchant;

Gaudencio, ImporterEvery

and Kind

Gen-

49666; P.O. Box 19; Cable Ad: eral of Remnants,

Specialty:

Textile, Silks, Rayons,

Oracca.

soria Market; City Branch:

Buying Opposite Divi- Leathers, Velvets—1061, Azcarraga;

Dept.: Osaka,

Japan Teleph. 2-81-92

A. Tsutsui, president

S. Murase, vice-president, treasurer Del Carmen,SugarDel Mills,

Pamjpanga

Carmen,

Central

Pam-

T. &Castro,

manager secretary panga Province—Manila

13th Street, Office:22171;

Port Area; Teleph. 115,

Cable Ad: Pasumil

L. Weinzheimer, general manager

Oriental Furniture, Inc., Contractor

and Manufacturer of All Kinds of

ture, Store Equipment, Phonograph sulates) Consulate of—(See Con-

Household Furniture, Office Furni- Panama,

Cabinets, Bowling Alleys and

Dental Cabinets—324, T. Pinpin, Paper Box Manufacturers (United

Minondo; Telepfa. 26057 States

Teleph.Shoe57261:Co.)—286,

P.O. Box San

275 Marcelino;

m H ^ ^ $T R. A. McGrath, president

Oriental Glass Palace, Direct Importers Paracale - Gumaus Consolidated

and Manufacturers of Mirrors, Glasses, Mining Co. — Main Office: 414,

PictureOffice:

Main Frames andManalili

408-414, Showcases etc.— Seacock Building, Manila; P.O. Box

St., Cebu,

Cebu,

1st Mirror P. L; Teleph.

Factory: 36-2; P.O.

C. Padilla Box 370. 2146.

St.,Office:

Cebu, Camarines MineNorteand Mill: Paracale,

Cebu, P. I.; Teleph.252, Branch W. W. Harris, president

433-435, Sto. Cristo St., Manila, P. I.; G.Directors—P.

L. Rickard,A.secretary

Mayer, H. A. Wendt,

Teleph. 4-96-68; P.O. Box 810.2nd Mirror R. S. Springer, J. C. Klasson, S. J.

Factory: 543-545, Madrid St., Manila, Wilson and L Reich

P.St.,L;Iloilo,

Teleph. 4-77-03.

Iloilo, P. I.;Branch:

Teleph. 78, Iznart

355; P.O.

Box 113 Paraguay, Consulate of—(See Con-

Choa Chuy, proprietor sulates)

Oriental Saw Mill, Contractors, Buil- Paramount Films of Philippines,

ders and Lumber Dealers—313, Tanduay, Ino.—Teleph, 21322; P.O. Box 587 ;

Cable Ad : Paramount

Quiapo

Cable Telephs.

Ad: 22162r3;Code:

Osmuareto, P.O.A.B.C.

Box 2042,

5th

edn. Parlatone Hispano - Filipino, Inc.—

Ortigas, Jr., Francisco, Lawyer—120, 6-84-44; Studio atP.Mandaluyong,

O. Box 2078;Rizal;CableTeleph.

Ad :

Legarda, Sampaloc; Teleph. 22310 Parlatone

D56 MANILA

Parsons

805, Hardware

Echague; Teleph. Co., Inc.

2-12-89; P. — Philippine

O.

Advertising Corporation—

49, Escolta; Teleph. 23525; P.O. Box

Box 422; Cable Ad: Parsons 2906; Cable Ad: Pacor

W. Parsons, president Philippine Aerated Water Co.—7-720,

R. Inchausti, vice-president Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 21153;

Peoples Bank & Trust Co.—(See Banks) P.O. Box 2764

Peoples

Corner Mortgage

Dasmarinas& Investment

& David; Teleph.Co.— Philippine Aerial Taxi Co.—Grace

Park Airport; Telephs. 24330 and

2-19-91; Cable Ad: Mortgage 24339; Cable Ad: Piairtaxco

Amos G. Beilis, chairman of the W\ R. Bradford, manager

J. H, Marsman, present president

W.boardDouglas, president B. H. Ohnick, vice-president

C.H. Estrait,

Allen L. Dwyre, vice-president &

secretary J. Belden,asst,secretary

president

J. G. Whitesides, treasurer Philippine American Drug Co. (Bo-

Manuel Lacsamana, asst, secretary tica Boie)23281;

(Founded

Directqrs - Amps W.

H. J. Belden, G- Beilis (chairman),

Douglas, Teleph.

Julian, Ad: P.O.1830)—95,

Box 299;Escolta;

Cable

Wolfson, E. M. Grimm, A. L. Dwyer Boie

and Hilton Carson Philippine

People’s ufacturingAromatic:

Co., Inc.,Cigarete Man-

Manufacturers

D-M-H-MPress, Ing., Publishers

Newspapers, (Debate, Ma-of and ing Exporters

Tobacco — of555,

Cigarettes

F. B. and Smok-

Harrison,

buhay, Herald, Mail)—61, Muralla St., Pasay, Rizal; Telephs. 5-19:21 and 5-10-

W. C.; Teleph. 2-14-94 (Connecting All

Departments); P. O. Box 601, Manila; 28;Vicente P.O. BoxChan1555;Quep,

CableAd:

managerPhilaroma

Cable Ad: Herald Ralph Nubia, pro-manager

J. Amado Araneta, president Lim An, president

Carlos P. Romulo, publisher Dr. Marcelo Nuhla, director-secretary

Ismael B. Zapatta, general manager

Philippine

Peoples Shoe Co.—98-118, Soler, Binon- Avenue; Sianta Auto Supply Co.—720, Rizal

db; Teleph. 49786; P.O. Box 2034 Cruz; Teleph. 21077

Chua Chiong Pio & Co., props. Philippine Button Corporation—828-

840, Misericordia, Santa Cruz; Teleph.

Perez Samanillo, Rafael, General Mer- 22887; P.O. Box 29; Cable Ad: Petwalo

chant—116-122,

49094; P.O. Box 122;Juan

CableLuna; Teleph. Philippines Cold Stores — 503-511,

Ad: Samanillo

Manuel

Rafael Perez Rosales, powerdo.attorney Echague; Teleph. 24411; P. O. Box 127;

Cable Ad : Storage

Miguel Perez

Perez Rosales,

Rosales, do. G.prietors

S. Yuill & Co., Pty., Ltd., pro-

Persian Carpet House, Persian Rugs Philippine Education Co., Inc., Publish-

and CurioTeleph.

Dealers—49, Escolta,

Box ers,

Binondo;

2096; Cable Ad: Priassbro

23525; P.O. 103, Booksellers

Escolta; Teleph. and Stationers—101-

22131; P.O. Box

620; CableAd: Pecoi

Verne E.

manager Miller, president & general

Peruvian Consulate—(*S'ee Consulates) David G. Gunnell, vice-president &

Philippine Acetylene Co., Oxy-Acety- treasurer

lene Welding, Welding Apparatus, Robert N. Miller, 2nd vice-president

Oxygen, Hydrogen and Acetylene Gases, & general

RoyDept.) salesmanager

D. Bennett, manager(Educational

Acetylene Goods—-281, Calle

bal, Paco; Teleph. 5-69-17; Cable Cristo- & 2nd vice-president

Ad: Philacet Geo. H. Louis, manager (Wholesale

C.LeoM.K.Cotterman, president Phil.Dept.)

Crovat, manager (Paper Dept.)

Cotterman, vice-pres.-treas. Anthony Vlasate, manager (Retail

Geo. P. Kearney, secretary Dept.)

 MANILA D57

Proprietors & Publishers of: Insular Life Building, Binondo;

Manila City Directory Teleph. 2-24-31; P.O. Box 128; Cable

Proprietors of : Ad: Filgar

Manila {See Insular Life Assurance Co.)

BookPublishing

Dept.) Co. (Subscription

FrankCarlos Cabrera, manager

Stationers) Juan Luna; of Hosiery—451-453,

Teleph. 49994; P. O. Box

McCullough Printing Co. (Printers) 2796; Cable Ad: Maremco

Philippine Engineering Corporation K. Landahl, president

(Established 1902), Machinery Import- J. Landahl, vice-president

ers, Builders, Mine

Contractors, Manufacturers,

and Mill Industrial

Construc- Philippine Inter-Island Steamship

tion, Diesel,

Steam Engines,Engines

Turbinesfor Power

All Purposes,

Plants, Co.—{See The Robert Dollar Co.)

Motors and Generators,

uipment, Air-conditioning Equipment, Pumping Eq- Philippine Land Improvement Company,

Mining Machinery, Radio Communica- Proprietors of “ Northern Hills ” and

tions Apparatus,

Greases, Belts and Lubricating

Packings, Oil Oils and of“ Sangandaan

Burners “Rizal Avenue Heights,”

Hills” Administrators

and Sales

for Marine and Stationary Boilers, Gas Agents Lots on InstalmentSubdivision.”

of “Grace Park

Producers, Sawmill and Logging Equip- Selling Discount for Cash Payments—3rd

Plan; Big

Floor,

ment, Diesel

hinery, Rice Trucks,

Mills, CornAgricultural Mac- Soriano

Mills, Protec- Building, Plaza Cervantes,

tive Paints, Industrial Special ties, etc.— Binondo; Telephs. 2-14-57 and 2-24-19

Salvador Zaragoza, president

Head

Box 786; Office:

Cable109,Ad:

PlazaPhilencorp.

Santa Cruz; P.O.

Branch M. N. Tuason, vice-pres. & treas.

Offices: Cebu, Iloilo, Bacolod, Cotabato, R. H. Davila, secretary

United StatesSanOffice: 116, NewCalifornia,

Montgo- J. Rickardls, director

mery Street, Francisco, J. A. Araneta, do.

U.S.A. G.

J.J. E.S. Sampson,

H. Stevenot, pres.chairman

& gen. mgr. V.Valdes, do.

Cobarrubias, cashier

H.D. D.Araujo,

Nerecina,M. property

Ramos clerk

and

Bank Reference Tecson, salesmen

TheManila Bank of the Philippine Islands, V. R. Abellana, accountant

Philippine Exposition, Inc. — Wallace Philippine Law School—(Nee Educa-

Field; Teleph. 2-38-91; P.O. Box tional)

1149; Cable Ad: Philex

Philippine

& Exporters—601, Fish Co., Fish Importers PhilippineLong

Echague,SanMiguel; —109, Plaza StaiDistance Telephone

Cruz; Teleph. Co.

65; F.O!

Teleph. 23181; P.O. Box 2311; Cable BoxTheo 444; Cable Ad: Longdistance

V. Halsey, president (U. S. M)

Ad : Philfisihco J. E. H. Stevenob, ex-vice-president

Philippine Furniture Factory, Fur- Philippine Lumber Exportation Co.,

niture Manufacturers and Dealers Ltd., Sawn Lumber and Logs Exporters

—352-356, T. Pinpin, Binondo; —Office: 758, Legarda, Sampaloc; P.O.

Teleph. 24251 Box417; Cable Ad:Saw Nibiki; Codes: Acme

Philippine General Products, Inc.— and Bentley’s.

Tayabas. Kobe Office: Mill:

MeikaiCasiguran,

Building.

1218,

Box 1354; Azcarraga; Teleph.

Cable5thAd:Edition 4-77-20;

Phiproducts; P. O.

Codes Tokyo Office: Yusen Building

Used: A.B.C. & Bentley’s

Complete Phrase

Lo Giok Chit, pres. & gen. mgr. Philippine Lumber Manufacturino

Co., Lumber Manufacturers and

Philippine Guaranty Co., Ino., The Dealers—16-30, Soler,763;Tondo;

CableTeleph.

(Fidelity, Surety, Fire Insce. Co.)— 49608; Mahogany

P. O. Box Ad:

D58 MANILA

“Philippine Magazine” (A Monthly Illus- Philippine Steelhouse, Inc., Steel

trated Political-hiterary Publication of Teleph. House 5-47-35;

Manufacturers—4, Calle Otis;

Cxble Ad : Steelhouse

General Circulation)—217, Dasmarinas- George B. Asp, c. E., manager

Teleph. 49376

A.proprietor

V. H. Hartendorp, editor & Philippine Stenotype, The—411, Ma^

sonic Temple, Binondo; Teleph.

Philippine Manufacturing Co. — 244, 23675

David, Binondo; Telephs. 22476-424; Philippine Sugar Estates Develop-

P.O. Box 1163;Codes

Commercial Cable Ad: Philmaco; All ment Co., Ltd., The—246, Anda In-

Fred Berry, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. tramuros; Teleph. 23793; P.O. Box

C.M. A.S. Kestler,

Kestler, vice-president

treasurer 1310: Cable Ad: Philsugar

Philippine Philippine TannerySta.Co.,Cruz:

Inc., Teleph.

The—

P. Paterno;MatchTeleph.Co.,28502;

Ltd.—Office: 625, 431, Misericordia,

P.O. Box 357; 2-55-34; Cable Ad: Pliltanco

Cable Ad: Matches Tomas Arguelles, president

Philippine Milling Philippine Trading Co., The, General

Sugar Central at SanCo.Jose,

— Operating

Mindoro. Merchants—230, Plaza Sta. Cruz, Santa

General Managers: Elizalde & Co., Inc.; Cruz; Teleph. 27723; P.O. Box 1948

Teleph. 22791; P. O. Box 121

Board of Directors—Rev. Charles Philippine Trust Co.—(^ec Banks)

Beurms,

Parsons, P.Prosper

Campos, Verstockt,

J. R. McMick-C.

ing, E. Yrezabal and J. M. Cajucom Philippine Pureza,

Vegetable Oil Co., Inc.—

President—Prosper Verstockt

Vice-President—C. Parsons Box 843;SantaCableMesa; Teleph. 67512; P.O.

Ad: Vedgoil

Treasurer—E. Yrezab&J Ramon Lacson, manager

Secretary—J. M. Caiucom Pickett Harness Co., Manila Ropes and

Asst. Secretary—P. de Ocampo Twines, Wardrobe, Trunks, Suit-cases,

Manager—Cel so Lobregat Luggage,General Repairing of Luggage,

English Bits; Stirrups and Spurs—308,

Philippine Motor Alcohol Corporation, Misericordia, Sta. Cruz ; Teleph.

43; Cable Ad : Pickett; Codes: Bentley’s, 2-10-

Alcohol Distillers & Manufacturers

Motor Fuels—Palanca Building, San Ni-of Union

Universal Trade, A.B.C. 5th, Western

colas; Telephs. 49645-55; P.O. Box691 5-Letter

J. S. Herranz, manager

Philippine National Bank — (See Pohoomull Brothers (Grand Indian

Banks) Bazaar),Rosario,

DealersBinondo;

in Silks and Dry Goods

—178, Teleph. 49494;

Philippine Net & Braid Manufacturing P.O. Box 195; Cable Ad: Pohoomull

Co., Inc.—367-369, Juan Luna; Teleph.

495S5; P.O. Box 320; Cable Ad : Tagal Poon Ka & Co., Importers and Exporters

Paulino M. Sampedro, manager —447,

P.O.PoonBoxNueva, Binondo;

910; manager

Cable Ad: Teleph.

Poonka 47647;

Philippine Philatelic Bureau, Buying Ping,

and Selling of Philippine Stamps, Port Lamon Lumber Co., Logs and

etc—P. 0. Box 1382 Lumber Dealers and Export Mer-

Vicente Pastor, manager chants

Philippine Refining Co., Inc., Manufac- Nacional—Office : 8, Muelle

; Teleph. 21964; delP.O.Banco

Box

turers

Meal, Edibleof Coconut Cake and gal. Mill at Port Lamon, or Surigao,

Oil, CopraSnortening

Oil, Margarine,

254; Cable Ad: Lamon Madri-

and Laundry Mindanao

Teleph.

Philreco 56951; Soap—1035,

P.O. Box 1624;Isaac

CablePeral;

Ad: Madrigal & Co., general managers

Kenneth B. Day, vice-president

general manager chants—212;

Teleph. 21069;Magallanes,

P.O. BoxIntramuros:

57; Cable

Cleve Callaway, manager Ad: Pueo

 MANILA D59

Portuguese Consulate — (See Consu' Ramcar Service Station: General

lates) Auto Repairing, Carriage Factory,

Painting, Upholstering, Complete

Presby, S. A., Manufacturers’ Agent Maintenance, Special Lubricating

—Insular Life Bldg.; Teleph. 22834; Service,

Open DayGasoline,

and NightOils and Tires.

P.O. Box 1379; Cable Ad: Disap

Prudential Mining Co., Inc., The— Ramirez, J. V’., Real Estate and Fire

Insurance Agent—Trade & Commerce

P.128,O.A.Box

Mabini,

3094 Ermita; Teleph. 5-34-86; Building,

22535; P. 123, O. BoxJuan1144;

Luna;CableTeleph.

Ad:

Judge A.M. Opisso,

James Woo, vice-president president Jotaerre

I. B. Opisso, treasurer J. V. Ramirez, manager

Capt. H V. Ramirez, assistant

Dr. It.G.D.F.It.E.Campos,

Mrs.

Leonor, asst, treasurer

Austria,director

secretary

A.JuanJ. Ventosa, accountant

Blanco, in-charge (Real Estate

N. Dept.)

E. Argualles, chief clerk

Pujalte Lumber Co., Commission Mer- E.M. Fuentes, book-keeper

chants and Consignees, Lumber Dealers Pena, collector

& Exporters—Office: Room 3, Plaza V. Alvarez, do.

Moraga,

Box 212 Binondo; Teleph. 21026; P.O. R.D. Henson,

Ramos, messenger

do.

Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P.I.), Inc., Rennolds Co., Wm. H., Importers and Ex-

The, Molasses Merchants and Exporters ?orters—129,

.0.W. Box 1473;Juan Luna;

Ad: Teleph.

Rennolds49667;

Cablepresident

—Soriano Building, 4th Floor; Teleph. H. Rennolds,

24531;

Canemola P.O. Box 1307; Cable Ad: W. H. Rennolds, Jr., vice-president

J. Y. Hickey, president F. Azaola, secretary

R.T. A.O. Campbell,

Ferguson, vice-president

secretary Reptile Store, The, Manufacturers of

Reptile Leather, Snake, Lizard and

Puyat Crocodile Novelties—28, DaveyBoxBovld.,

turers&ofSons,

BilliardInc.,Tables,

Gonzalo,

BowlingManufac-

Alleys, Ermita; Teleph.

Cable Ad: Rowei

23927; P.O. 2893;

and

SolanaFurniture—Puyat

Intramuros; Telephs. Building,

21002 727,

and R. Weidemann, proprietor

23463; P.O. Box 404 Reynoso & Sons, Emilio, Painters and

Quiason & Co., Inc., C., Piano Im- Contractors—Room 107, 20, Escolta,

porters and Dealers—338, Raon ; Binondo; Teleph. 29284

Teleph. 26506; P.O. Box 1516; Cable Rialto Studio — 456, Dasmarinaa;

Ad: Quiasonco Teleph. 23619; P.O. Box 541

R. C. A. Communications, Inc.—In- Florentine S. Ang, manager & photo-

sular Life Building; Teleph. 22601-2; grapher

P.O. Box 446; Cable Ad: Radio- Riu Hermanos, Inc., Dealers and Im-

oorp. porters of Trunks, Saddles, Suit-

Radio Supply & Service Co., Inc., cases and Other Fine Leather Goods—

Radios, Spare Parts, Accessories, 623, Escolta; P.O. Box378; Cable Ad:Riu

etc.—698, Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz; Rizal Cement Co., Manufacturers

Teleph. 24305; P.O. Box 1390; Cable

Ad: Radiosusser Portland

Nacional, Cement—8,

Binondo; Muelle Bancoof

Telephs.del 21962;

P.O. Box Factory

Madrigal. 254; Cable Ad: CarbonRizalor

at Binangonan,

Ram Car, Inc.,

Service, Operating Caro

Manufacturers of Electrical

Oriental Madrigal & Co., general managers

Batteries (Trademark Registered), Sales Rizal

and Service, Electrical

Repair, Auto Accessories and SpareAppliances and Pasay;Lumber—532,

Teleph. 51463 F. B. Harrison,

Parts—110-116, Padre Faura, Ermita Chu Liong, manager

D60 MANILA

Rizal Park Co., Inc., The, Real Es- Royal Dry Cleaning, Dyers and

tate—‘Regina Building, Escolta; Teleph. Cleaners—614, R. Hidalgo, Quiapo ;

23970; P.O. Box 1402 Teleph. 25954

C. Nazario, proprietor

Robles Transportation, Land and RoyXl Soft Drinks Plant—57-75,

Water, (Electrical, and Charging

Battery)—Main Office: 643, . Sto. Gen. Solano; Teleph. 23574

Sepulcro, Paco; Telephs. 67326 and '(/See San Miguel Brewery)

57252; Branch Office: 15, San

Gabriel Binondo; Teleph. 21735 Russell, C., Civil Engineer, Member,

American Society of Civil En-

Roces & Co., Inc., Sporting .Goods, gineers Muelle Port

— Room 6, Derham Building,

de San

Firearms and Ammunition — 129,

Plaza Goiti, Santa Cruz; Teleph. Street, Area;Francisco and 13th

Teleph. 23489; P.O.

22188;.

Rocecia P.O. Box 1410; Cable Ad: Box 1411: Cable Ad: Russell

Ramon Roces, president Russell & Go., Ship, Freight Pro-

duce, Coal and General Brokers—

Roosevelt Steamship Agency Inc., 8, Muelle P.O.delBoxBanco Nacional;

Ad: Teleph.

Steamship Agents—Trade & Commerce 21670; 982; Cable Hustle;

Building; Teleph. 21521; P.O. Box 624; Codes:Edition,

Scott’s 110th Edition A.B.C. 5th

Bentley’s and Boe

Cable Ad: Roosteamco; All Codes

A. E. Clegg, president

F. R. Hanson, vice-president Russian Consulate—(See Consulates)

Rosendo Dychauoo, Hoc Ho Bee, Sabater & Co. (Opticians), Manu-

General Direct Importer—318^320, facturing and ; Importing Opticians

Sto. Cristo St.; Teleph. 4-93-60; —76, Escolta, Binondo: Teleph. 22362;

j Cable Ad : Rdychauco P.O. Box 2104; Cable Ad: Sabater

Dr. Manuel Sabater, president &

Ross, Lawrence, Selph & CaRrascoso, general manager

Lawyers—National City Bank Build- Dr.asst,

Carmen Sabater, vice-president &

manager

ing, 4th Floor, Binondo; Teleph. 2-13-27; Dr.

P.O.James

Box Ross

781; Cable Ad: Sevans MissAmparo

JosefinaSabater,

Sa,bater,asst, manager

treasurer

James G. Lawrence A. Ramirez de la Vaca, secty.

EwaldE. Selph Ross M. Diotay, chief clerk

James Madison J. Santamaria, asst, clerk

Antonio T. Carrascoso, Jr. N. Oracion, clerk

Robert L.F. Trias

Miguel Janda A. Reyes, do.

Martin B. Laurea D.I. Sumulung,

Cruz, chiefmechanic

mechanic

Gil R. Carlos E. Reyes, do.

Geminiano F. Yabut A. Flores

Angel Oracion

Rosenstock, C. W;, Promoter and Mining

Stocks—124, T. Pinpin, Binondo;Teleph. San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd., Sugar

2-25-76:

stock P.O. Box 400; Cable Ad: Rosen- ondo; Manufacturers—‘Chaco Bldg., Bin-

Teleph. 21014; P.O. Box

1863; Cable Ad : Scarlosco

Roxas

Agentsy Compania, Merchants, Insurance

and Sugar6thManufacturers—

Soriano San Francisco del Monte Inc., Real

22042; P. Building, Floor;Ad:Teleph.

O. Box 1459; Cable Roxas Estate—227,

Box 528 David; Teleph. 21636; P.O.

Antonio

general Roxas

managerGargollo, partner &

Eduardo San Juan Mine, Building, Plumbing,

general Roxas

managerGargollo, partner & etc.—40, N. Domingo, San Juan del

Monte, Rizal; Teleph. 68842

Jos^ Roxas Gargollo, partner

 MANILA D61

San Miguel Brewery, Inc. — Cen- Santos, Dr. Isidoro De, Physician—

tral Office: 132, Aviles Street; Teleph. Ides Building M. de Santos, San

21212; Cable Ad: Samiguel Nicolas; Teleph. 49687

Beer & Ice Shipping Dept.—,132,

Aviles St.; Teleph. 21224

Liquid Carbonic Plant (Liquid & Schnitzler Sons, Steel, Textiles—957-

Solidified C02) 132, Aviles 957, Box

Ongpin; Teleph. 22234; P.O.

1080; Cable Ad: Schnitzler

Street;Shrt

Royal Teleph. 21212 Plant — 57-75,

Drinks

Oral Solano St.; Teleph. 23574 Sehwani & Co., B. I.,Goods,

DirectSole

Importers

Ice and Cold Storage Plant—57- offorSilk and Cotton

Silvertown Tires* Tubes and Tennis

Agents

109, Oral Solano St.; Teleph. 23571 Shoes — Main Office: 490, Juan

Magnolia Dairy Products Plant— Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 4-96-39;

660, Echague St.; Teleph. 21901 P.O. Box 2881. Branches: Silay,

Andr4s Soriano, president Victoria and Bacolod, La Carlota,

Antonio Brias, mng. director Occidental Negros

N. Nyborg, asst. mng. director D. B. Sehwani, mng. proprietor

M. H. Ruppel, sales manager

A. G. Zoboli, secretary Seng Kee & Co., General Merchants and

R. G. Riis, asst, sales manager Importers—622, Nueva, Binondo; Tel-

Ramon Vaides Pica, asst, secretary eph. 49720;Code:

Sengkee; P.O.Bentley’s

Box 1117; Cable Ad:

Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Inc., A.A. Ben

Chon,jin,manager

asst, manager

The — 908-918, Arlegui, Quiapo;

Telephs.24441-4; P.O. Box 529; Cable Shau,'Charles C., General Merchant-

Ad: San steam

Thomas J. Wolff, pres. & gen. mgr. 613, Magdalena Street; Teleph.

47658; P.O. Box 1438

Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc., Ar- Shell-Craft & Button Corporation—

chitects,

Lumber Engineers,

Dealers49939 Contractors

— 901-903, and Showroom

Dagupan,

Mabini

Corner5-35-80;

of A.

Topdo; Telephs. and 49741; P.O. Factory & Office: 1243, Otis, Paco;

Box 1711; Cable Ad: Saclalumco Teleph. 5-69-57; P.O. Box 672: Cable Ad:

Shellcraft

L. Rifkin, pres. & gen. manager

Santa Mesa Dairy Farm—902, Cordele- S.AnaRifkin, vice-pres. A gen. manager

ria, Santa Mesa; Teleph. 6-76-73; P. Pangilinan, secretary

0. Box 1566; Cable Ad: Santa Dairy

Santa Rosa Mining Co.—Head Office: Siamese Consulate—Nee (Consulates)

312, Crystal Arcade. Mines at: J. Simeon O. Suan, Hardware and Paint

Pafiganiban, Cam. Norte

President—V. Singson Encarnacion Dealer—324 and 326, Echague; Telephs.

22146 & 22147; P.O. Box 2527; Cable

General Manager—G. P. Nava Ad: Sosuan

Treasurer—P. Angulode Leon Simeon O. Suan, president

Secretary—Doroteo Gregorio Vizcarra, manager

Board of Directors—V. Singson Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Centra!

Encarnacion (president), G.P. Nava Office : 703-713, Reina Regente; Tele-

(vice-president

P.dor Angulo & general manager), ph. 49628; P.O. Box 453

Araneta, (treasurer),

T. Teodoro,Salva-G. W. E. MaXey, general agent

Montinola and! C. Tuason Sinukuan Aerated Water Factory-

Santiago 415, Moriones, Tondo; Teleph. 49697;

Sta. Cruz;& Co. —1929,

Teleph. FelixCable

2-61-80; Huertas,

Ad: P.O.Macalayac

Box 1657; Cable Ad: Sinukuap

& Co., Ltd., co-partnership,

Santa proprietors

Santillan Dr. Jose, Physician and Siochi & Co., Inc., Pedro, Engineers

Surgeon — 165, Blumentritt, Sta. and Contractors—347, San Marce-

Cruz; Telqph. 24234 lino: Teleph. 57421; P.O. Box 2764

D62 MANILA

Sieius Trading Corporation—La De-J Spanish Consulate—{See Consulates)

fensa Building, Corner of Plaza;

Sta. Cruz and Ongpin 957-959;

Teleph. 2-22-34; P.O. Box 1783; Spencer Kellogg Oil

Inc., Coconut & SonsManufacturers—

(Philippines)

Cable Ad : Marcodurum Toas Claudio,

SiyExporters,

Cong Bieng Inc., Importers 6-75-52;

& Co., Merchants—123 Cable Ad: SpenkelsonTeleph.

Pandacan;

Commission H. Dean Hellis, vice-pres. & treas.

Juan Luna, Binondo; Telephs. 49046 L. E. Kline, secretary

49047 and 49048; P.O. Box 18; Cable Squires Bingham Co., Importers—15’

Ad: Syoongbeng

Siy Chong Keng, president & manager Plaza Squib

Goiti; Teleph. 21301; Cable Ad:

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Exporters Standard Iron Works—714, Azcarraga,

and Importers, Shipping and Insur- Tondo; Teleph. 47315; P.O. Box 2810

ance Agents—Hongkong & Shanghai

Bank Building; Teleph. 23131; P.O.

Box 311; Cable Ad : Bell. Branches

in Cebu, Iloilo, Legaspi, Tabaco, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Metro-

Cagayan de Misamis, Ligao & Bulan politan Theatre Bldg.; Teleph. 22481;

P.O.E. Schradieck,

Box 436; Cable

H. T. Fox, managing director

G.A. W.J.Sinclair, asst. mng. director mgr.Adof theStand vac

Philippines

Balls, director F. H. Noble, asst, manager

N. J. MacLeod, do. Attorneys—

T. Millar, do. A. P. Ames J. A. Parrish

D. C. Brown Casey E.F. L.S. Richards

C. E.P. Douglas

R.

Reed

J.K. M.Bruns

Cameron I.L. Edgar Fox C. A. Larsen R. R. Sage

Assistants—

A.A J.Gisbert

Chanin J. Garcia

W.

E. W. Ingram G. L. M. Scott

G. Rimmer A.C. Arenz

Aymami J.R.W.R.H.S. Herdman Helm

Hoover

H. V. Jones J. M. Sullivan C.G. T.S. Bauman

Brown F.D. A.E. JohnsonHuse

A. T. Kay A. J. Tyre H. P. Byrd

G.G. L.A.M.R. Morrison

Knowles A.W. Wagner

G. Wlaker J. F. Carlz

R. G. Doolan C.C. H.

J. C. Jones

K. Perkins

McClelland

Cebu A. P. Drakeford

G. Walfor | H .C. D. Johnston C.R. W. Edmunds G.H. N.J. Schlereth

Rohrer

Solingen Tool Corporation — 178,

Juan Luna: P.O. Box 3118 L. A.D.Garrard

Everest J. W. Shamon

G. E. Hanaford G. H. White

Solocan Installation Supts. I F. M. Rich

PaternoDevelopment

Building, Santa Co., Cruz

Ltd.,Bridge,

The— D. E. Holeman I W. G. Scott

N. E. Johnson

Santa Cruz; Teleph. 23970; P.C. Box 1462

Soriano Y Cia., A.. Insurance and Star Bicycle Store, Dealers in Bicy-

Real Estate — 5th Floor, Edificio cles — 751, Rizal Avenue, Sta. Cruz;

Teleph. 23044; P.O. Box 1277

Soriano,

Teleph. 2-30-81; Plaza P.O.Cervantes,

Box 3223;Manila;

Cable States Steamship Co., Ship Owners,

Ad

A.B.C.: Sorox;

5th edn.Codes:

ImprovedColon, Bentley’s, Agents & Brokers — Ground Floor,

Andres Soriano, president Soriano

23122-3-4-5;Building,

P.O. BoxBinondo;

764; CableTelephs.

Ad:

Antonio

John R. Schultz, P. Roxas, vice-president

do. Statesline

A.J. D.M. Mencarini,

Macleod, mng. director C. F. Sharp, general agent

asst. mng. director RobertH.Latta,

John asst, general

Cook, district, agentmgr.

operating

A. Fanlo, secretary Sydney J. Albright, Orient pas-

South senger agent

turersSeas of HandTrading

MadeGo.,. Manufac- General

Lingerie—17- Oriental Agents:

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation

29. Aviles, San Miguel; Teleph. Co. of San Francisco

23156; Cable Ad: Sudseatrad

 MANILA D63

American Pioneer Line, operated Swiss Oriental Commercial Co.,

by Roosevelt Steamship Co, Importers 49014; P.O.—153, Box Juan

1811;Luna;

CableTeleph.

Ad:

Inc. of New York Sworcoco

Managing Agents for: Frederic Knecht, manager

United

sion States Maritime Commis- H. Kessler

Stearns & Co., Frederick, Manufacturing SyDealers—357,

Ling Chong Hardware, Hardware

Gandara, Binondo ;

Pharmacists — 635, Sales, Sta. Cruz; Teleph. 49083 ; P.O. Box 1054

Teleph. 21028; P.O. Box 269

A. L. Alsobrook, representative Sy Piao & Co., Ltd., Cigar - Box Fac-

Sterling Products International, Inc., tory and Lumber Dealers—760 782

New York, Export Sales Subsidiary Echague, San Miguel

for the Bayer Co., Chas. H. Phillips

Chemical Co., R L. Watkins Co.,

and Sterling Products, Inc.—Mani- SyHemp, Yoco & Sons, Inc., Exporters of

Copra, Knotted Hemp,

la Office: Gibbs Building, 670, Calle Ylang-Ylang Oil, Shells, Hemp

Dasmarinas; Teleph. 2-38-39; P.O. Cloth, Buntal Hats, Hemp Slippers,

Box 1162; Cable Ad; Pharmanila Hemp

WrappingBelts,Twines,

Hemp Hammock, Hemp

Hemp Burlap,

Sugar News Co, & Sugar News Press, Caragomoy Bags, RuntalSchool

FibresBags,

and Hemp

Other Market

Philip-

Inc., Printers & Publishers—671,

Dasmarifias; Teleph. 21275-6; P.O. ?ine Produce—6, Ingreso Street;

Box 514; Cable Ad: Suctose; Codes: Ad:eleph. 49086 ; P.O. Box 4112-A; Cable

Syyoco; Codes: Acme, New Stand-

Bentley’s ard, Bentley’s A.B.C., Schofield’s and

Sun Automotive Shop & Electrical Private

Works—103, F. B. Harrison Pasay Tabaqueria de la Compania General

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— de Tabacos de Filipinas (Factory:

“La Flor de la Isabela”), Cigar and

S. J. Wilson Bldg.; Teleph. 49803; Cigarette Manufacturers—57, Escolta;

Cable Ad; Sunbeam P.O. Box 75; Cable Ad: Tabaealera

A. F. Peters, manager

A. I. Bryan, resident secretary Tableria le Confianza, Lumber Deal-

ers — 920-930, Azcarraiga, Tondo;

Sun Photo Supply, Photographic Teleph. 48384

Supplies—Crystal Palace, Escolta

Taguibao Guillermo—1106-A, Ten

Suy Guan Hing Hardware, General nessee, Malate ; Teleph. 29212

Importers, Hardware, Paint & Oil Takahashi k Co., Inc., Importer and

Dealers, Wholesale & Retail—452-

454, Santo Cristo, San Nicolas; Exporter—753-759, Tabora, San Nicolas;

Teleph. 49597; P.O. Box 2533; Cable Teleph. 49619; P.O. Box 220

Ad : Suyguanhing; Code : Bentley’s Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalog

Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Brokers —TVT Building, F. Torres, Sta.

Cruz; Teleph. 21134; P.O. Box 775;

inBuilding,

Securities6thandFloor,

Commodities—Wilson

143, Juan Luna; Cable Ad: TYT

Teleph. 2-38-34; P.O.

Ad: Swanstock. Box 1470;

Branches: Cable Tan Bon Liong & Bros., Joaquin, Im-

Shanghai,

Hongkong, Manila and Buenos Aires porters of Woollen Rugs from China

L. H. Ruffin, manager —129, Nueva ; Teleph. 25202 ; P.O. Box

R.H. Ewing, Jr., office manager 2288

W. Blechynden, book-keeper

Wolff, sub-agent Valentin Tan Lian Ting, manager

Swedish Consulate—{See Consulates) Tan921,Chong Pin, Shipping

San Fernando, Binondo;Agents—

Teleph.

49926 .

Tan Chong Pin, manager

Swiss Consulate—(Nee Consulates)

D64 MANILA

TanDasmarinas;

Torrks, Teleph.

Genaro,28890 Lawyer —129, Torres, Alfredo B., Civil Engineer—

719, P. Leoncio; Teleph. 67254

Tandtjay Distillery, Inc., Wines and Torres Optical Co., Optical Goods—

Liquors — 348, Tanduay, Quiapo; 554, Juan Luna, Binondo; Teleph. 48944

Telephs. 21419 and 21491; P. O. Box 121;

Cable Ad: Elizalde

Elizalde & Co., Inc., general managers Tropic Products Co., Food Products

Manufacturers —SanCorner ofRizal;

Luna and

Tay Jay Co., Lumber Dealers, Manu- Araullo 6-83-61; Streets,

P.O. Box Juan,

1721; Teleph.

Cable Ad:

facturers of Window Sash, Doors,

Louver, Moulding, etc. — 730-734, Cocohonee Herbert Walker, president & manager

Echague, San Miguel; Teleph. 25861

Maria Lim Santos, proprietor Tuason & Sampedro, Inc., Lumber

Tomes Co Cheng, manager Dealers, Construction Furnitures—

817, Globo de Oro; Teleph. 23756;

Tecson Rice Mill Co.—926-C. A. P.O. Box 746; Cable Ad: Lagarian

Rivera Tondo; Teleph. 47592

Vicente Tecson, proprietor Turkish Consulate—{See Consulates)

Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc., The, Texaco Underwood, Elliott Fisher Sales

Petroleum Products—91, Plaza Mor- Agency, Typewriters & Office Equip-

aga; Teleph. 23266 ; P.O. Box 783 ment—30-32, Escolta, Binondo ; Tele-

C. Roesholm,

W. E. Murray,mng.asst,director

manager phones 23171 and 23131

W. R. Williams, supt. (Kerosene

Bell & Co., Ltd.

Gasoline Department)

A. P. Walker, chief accountant Union Church of Manila—(Nee Churches

Thompson,

presentativeF. —A.,206, Manufacturers’

Masonic Temple,Re- and Missions)

Binondo; Teleph. 22939; P.O. Box 2007 Union Canton,Insurance

Ltd.—Wise Society

Building, 174-of

Ti Tiong Ho, Importer and Exporter P.O. 176, Juan Luna; Telephs. 49061-3;

—445, Nueva ; Teleph. 47648 ; P. O. Code:BoxBentley’s 427; Cable Ad : Union ;

Box 912 H. Yeary Yardner, branch manager

Chua Chu Lu, proprietor & manager R. C. M. Swan ; A. Villareal

Tionloc, Inc., Ildefonso, Customs Brokers V.S. Chofr£

W. Skues L.F. M. Gutierrez

Gutierrez

and Forwarding Agents, Land

WaterTransportation—123, Dasmarinas, and G. H. Caraballo! Miss L. McCann

Binondo; Telephs. 49016, 49017

Ildefonso Tionloc, manager J.G.M.O. Esperanza

Testa L.M. Paranada

Gokim

Vicente Roque, treasurer Affiliated Company:

Delfin C. Medel, secretary British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

Tondo Development Co., Inc., Santa

Real Estate United Plumbing Co., Inc., Distribu-

—Room 206, Arias Building, Cruz; tors ofandPlumbing

Direct Importers of Complete

Teleph. 21627; P.O. Box 2051. Branch Line Wall and Floor Tiles, Fixtures and Fittings,

Bathroom Acces-

Office:

Tondo 1144, Velasquez

Estates; Teleph Extension

48493 North sories, Valves, Pipes and Fittings,

W Olsen, manager etc.—General Offices and Showrooms:

652-676, Juan Luna; Teleph. 49878; P.O.

Tong Hong Trading Corporation, Box 1093; Cable Ad: Unpluco. Branches

Importers, Exporters and Commis- in S.Iloilo and Bacolod

Choy, president

sion Agents — 427, Nueva Street, Wm. Choy, vice-president &

Binondo; Teleph. 49976; P.O. Box treasurer

1976; Cable Ad : Tonghong E. Lintang, Licensed Master

Dy Siu, president Plumber

 MANILA D65

United Press Associations (Incor- Venezuelan Consulate—(Nee Consu-

porated in New York), Philippines lates)

Bureau—602, Wilson Building; Cable

Ad:Richard

Unipress

C. Wilson, manager Vera & Sons Co., P., Importers, Manu-

facturers’ Agents and and Printers, Special-

R. L. P.Nazareno,

Robt. Martin, asst,do.manager ists in Calendars Advertising

Novelties—134-136, Solana, Intramuros;

C. W. Pirassoli, radio supt. Telephs. 23510

United States Department of Com-

merce, Bureau of Foreign and Viotoriano, Dr. Josh, Physician and

Domestic Commerce—410, Heacock Surgeon—465, San Antonio Sampaloc;

Building; Teleph. 23595; Cable Ad: Teleph. 26713

Amoomat

United States Rubber Export Co., Ltd. Victorias Milling Co., Inc., Refined

—314, 13th Street, Port Area; Tele- and Raw 3rd

SugarFloor,

Manufacturers—Chaco

phone 21358; P.O. Box 753; Cable Building, 21070 and 22206;

Binondo; Telephs.

P.O. Box 735; Cable

Ad: Rubexport Ad: Vicmico

United States Shoe Co., Hike Shoe Viegelmann, E., Tools & Cutlery,

Factory—286, San Marcelino, Ermi-

ta; Teleph. 57261; P.O. Box 275; Wholesale & Retail—460-462, Das-

marinas, Binondo; Telephs. 22664 &

Cable Ad: Shoemack 21635; P.O. Box

N. V. McGrath, president & manager Viegelmann;

R. V. McGrath, vice-president Codes:767; A.B.C.

Cable Ad: Al,

P. C. Duenas, secretary Acme, Lieber’s, Bentley’s and Wes-

tern Union

United States Steel Products Co.— E. H.Viegelmann,

Viegelmannproprietor

| IT. Viegelmann

{See E. C. Holbrook)

Universal Bakery—1300, Narra; Teleph. Vulcano Engineering Co.—211, Sevilla,

49217 San Nicolas; Teleph. 22926

Casimiro Lopez, proprietor

Universal Pictures Corporation—2262, Walk-Over Shoe Teleph.

Store22180;

— Regina

Azcarraga; Teleph. 21765; P.O. Box Building, Escolta;

Box 1000; Cable Ad: Walkover

P.O.

1157; Cable Ad: Unfilman

L. de Prida, manager

C. Reimers, asst, manager Walters & Co., Agents—1581

S. K., Importers and

University of Manila—(tfee Educa- Manufacturers’

Binondo;

-68, Soler,

tional) Sretlaw Teleph. 49913; Cable Ad:

University of the Philippines—(Nee Warner, Barnes

Educational) and Importers,

Uy Hoo & Co., Electrical Supplies and General AgentsShipping,

— SorianoInsurance and

Building,

Gen. Mdse—General Office: 650, Rizal Plaza Cervantes; P. O. Box 294; Cable

Avenue; Telephs. 23310 & 23319; P.O. Ad: Office:Warner;

London;Standard Codes.Manila,

Branches: Head

Box 2864; Cable Ad: Uyhooco. Branch Iloilo, Bacolod and Cebu

Sales

Uy Room: 629,

Hoo, managerOngpin; Teleph. 23477 Principals

Ng Liam Keng, asst, manager Managing Director — Lt. - Col. F.

Hodsoll, d.s.o.

Varadero de la Quinta, Shipbuilding Directors—J. T. Figueras (London),

and Engineering—549, Echague ; Tel- E.(Manila)

C. Barnes

and E.(London),

G. GreenerA. (Manila)

Soriano

eph. 23590 Manager—V. H. Masefield (Manila)

Yaradero De San Miouel—745, Echa^ Sub-Managers—F. H. Leyshon (Mani-

gue, Quiapo; Teleph. 21060; P.O. la), G. M. Bridgeford (Manila) and

Box 1244 J. F. Bond (Manila)

D3

Dee MANILA

Manila WeinsteinGlassware,

Bros., Dealers

Men’s, inWomen’s

Plain and

J. E.H. K.Blinko V. Knowles Fancy

Bramwell E.C. C.H. Laing Children’s Furnishings—619-621, Rizal

and

R.L. J.Burgas F. G- Martin Avenue,

P.O. Box 483 Santa Cruz; Teleph. 22614;

Crichton N. O. Nicholson

J.M.S.deCurtis

Goitia A.M. M.C. Pereira Welch Fairchild, Ltd., Sugar Factors,

Romilly Exporters

C. D. A. Green- wood F.H. Yollenweider

Vega butors of andWeiShipping - Fair Agents, Distri-

Products—321,

J.F. Jamieson H. Walford Regina Building, Escolta; Teleph. 21932;

C. Jones O. Wyss P.O. Box 549; Cable Ad: Wehald

Iloilo Werder & Co., Ltd., Importers and Ex-

I. W. Kerr, agent porters; Exports: Knotted Hemp, Hats,

M. Garrett, sub-agent Fibres ofetc.;All Imports:

Kinds, Gum Elemi, Silks,

Gum

L.R. Andia

Elizalde j M. Oleaga Copal, Artificial

E. Garriz P. J. Steel Artificial Horse-hair, etc.—6, Ingreso,

P. Meier P. Vidarte Binondo; Teleph. 49086; P.O. Box 2486;

Bacolod Cable Ad: Werder

W.K.Habluetzel, agent

R. Habuelzel, sub-agent West Coast Life Insurance Co.—

A. Conde I R. Pla Home Office: San Francisco. Philip-

J. B. Grieve | J. Ros pine

TheatreBranch Building;Office:

Telephs.Metropolitan

23672-23673;

Cebu P.O. Box 677

J. F. C. Kingsley, agent

B. Trebol | L. Zabaljauregui West & Whitaker, General Merchandise

(On leave) Brokers—Leyba Building, 227, David

L. J.S. M.Cairns Street; Teleph. 23655; P.O. Box 1920;

Pardew || R.A. A.J. Redfern

Thorpe Cable Ad: Westmark

Warrington, R. O., Manufacturers’ Repre- Western Electric

Branch) —Co.Regina of AsiaBuilding

(Phi-

sentative — 153, Juan Luna; Teleph. lippines 15, Banquero; Teleph. 24108; Cable Ad:

49378; P.O. Box 952; Cable Ad: Rowar Erpiorient

Washington Cold Stores, Inc*, William J. Roth

Wholesalers, Importers and Retailers Western Equipment & Supply Co.,

ofFruits,

All Kinds of Frozen

Vegetables from Meats,

AustraliaGame, Electrical Supplies—Room 611-12, Cu

and Unjieng

U.S.A.—China Building, T. Pinpin; Teleph.

48295; P.O. BoxBank 2845; Building;

Cable Ad: Teleph. 24108; P.O.Codes.

W.C.S. Weandsco; Box Western

2985; Cable

Union andAd:

Ralph Nubia, manager

See K. Min, accountant

WashingtonGroceryCNgTip&SonsJnc.), Westinghouse Electric International

Importers, Wholesale and Retail, Gro- Co.—107, 13th Street, Port Area

ceries, Liquors and Provisions—203-205,

Echague,SantaCruz; Telephs 21717-8-9; D.C. Lynch, representative

P.O. Box 71; Cable Ad: Watip White, Page

Watson

Avea;

—41, Nagtahan Teleph. 2-43-71; P.O. Box 559; Cable

Ad: Vigilant

C.P. S.P. Page,

White, a.c.a.,c.p.a.,

c.p.a., partner

Watson

Druggists’

Sundries, Sheet Grocers

Pictures,& A. B. Carson,a.c.a., c.a., c.p.a., do. do.

Books, Picture FramesStrawand Glass, Vege- D.A.A.D.Brisbane,

Stewart, c.a.,

c.a.,c.p.a , do.

c.p.a.

tables, Shells, Fine

Lumber, Cordage Yarns, Rattan, Cigar Hats, Wax, W. R.F. Campbell,

G. Malpas,c.a. a.c.a.

and CigaretteManufacturers—732,

Exporters, Soda-Water W.

and Extract Zaca- J. R. Aitkens, a.c.a.

teros, Santa Cruz; Teleph. 25410; Cable S.A. H.B. Jaques,

Hatfielda.c.a.

Ad: Profit

 MANILA D67

S. F. de la Oruz, c.p.a. Hamilton Standard Propeller Co.,

J. B. Dacanay, c.p.a.

C.Y. S.C. Pena, c.p.a.c.p.a.

Lancero, TheEastPratt

Hart.,

Whithy Aircraft Co.,

A. Lucero, c.p.a. East Hart., Conn.

P.R. Asico, c.p.a. c.p.a. Perfection Stove

Superfex Refrigerators Co., Cleveland, Ohio

C. J. Agtarap, Perfection Stoves (Heaters, & Ovens)

G. Mendoza,

A. Mercader c.p.a. Philips Radios, Eindhoven, Holland

F.O. Gonzalez Hellesens Batteries, Copenhagen,

Denmark

N. P.Alindogan

Yictorino

Wolfson, J. A., Attorney-at-Law—209,

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred., Consulting 22035; National

P.O.City

Box 450; BankCableBldg.; Teleph.

Ad: Wolfson;

Engineers, Contractors and

ing Agents—464-466, Dasmarinas: Tel- tern Engineer- Codes:Union

Bentley’s, Western Union, Wes-

eph.

Fredwilco 2-24-78; P.O. Box 276; Cable Ad : 5th Edition 5-Letter and Lieber’s

Edition, Al, A.B.C.

J. F. Loader (Absent)

C.N. A.Linley

Clear Woman’s Home Journal-World,” The,

C.P. deG. Yrureta-Goyena

Hammes Monthly Woman’s Magazine in English;

Official Publication of the National

General Managers: Federation

Philippines of Women’s Clubs of the

Blue(Lubricating

Diamond Petroleum Co., Inc. Corner of —Soler Ramon& RocesCalero Building,

Streets,

Calero; Teleph. 2-43-61; P.O. Box 1625

R. McGregor Oils & Greases)

Winthrop

facturers’Chemical Co., Inc., N.Y.,

Representatives Manu- World

— Manila 87,

Book Co., Textbook Publishers—

Tortousa; Teleph. 23946; P.O. 1100;

Office: 670, Dasmarina, Gibbs Building; Cable Ad: Daphne

Teleph. 23802; P.O. Box 1162; Cable Matias Perez, Philippines manager

Ad: Pharmanila

Wise & Co., Inc., Importers, Exporters Wrigley’s (Philippines), Inc., Wrigley’s

Chewing Gum Distributor - Hogar

and Insurance Agents—Wise Building, Filipino; Teleph. 22158; P.O. Box 430;

174-178,

49033; Juan Luna, Binondo; Telepn.

Cable Ad: Sapiens Cable Ad: Spearmint

T. A.P.O. D’O.Box 458:president

Aplin, J. W. Hoover, manager

E.N. Heybroek,

R. E. Hawkins,vice-president

do.

N. S. Wotherspoon, director Yangco, Teodor Operator

Transportation R., Ship Owner, Land

and General

N. T. Reid, do. Merchant—421, Muelle de la Industria;

J.E. J.Criss

Paterson K. M. Crabble San Nicolas; Teleph. 21957; P.O. Box 829

R.H. Hawkins E. F. Stewart

Braat J. H. D’Authrean Owner of:

(Cebu) Navotas

A. Main, Jr. G. Berkovitch Drydock Marine Railway "and

Wolff & Co., Inc., T. J., Importers, Yangco Market Building

Bazar Villalobos Building

Exporters Commercial Brokers and Bazar SigloforXX—Hardware

General Merchants—25,

Sta. Cruz Bridge, M. del

Plaza Goiti,

Banco Nacion- Materials Construction and

al and Roxas Bridge; Teleph. 21817; Try-Tan, Land

Manila Bay Service—S.S.Transportation

“Kaibi-

P.O.T. J.BoxWolff,

920; president

Cable Ad: Wolco gan”, M.S. “ Bataan ” and S.S.

J. R. Redfern, manager “ Caviteno

Ramon L. ” general manager

Corpus,

Agents for-.

United Aircraft Exports Corpn.

port, Conn.Aviation Corpn., Bridge Yangtsze

Sikorksky Insurance Association, Ltd.,

The (Marine)—Perez Samanillo Build-

Chance

ford. Conn.Vought Corpn., East Hart- ing,

Warner, BarnesBinondo

19, Escolta, & Co., Ltd., agents

 MANILA

Yek Hua Trading Corporation, Im- Zambai.es Lumber Co., Lumber Manu-

porters, ExportersHardware,

Agents. Imports: and Oonltnission

Textiles, facturers and Exporters—920-950,

and Miscellaneous Lines. Exports: Juan Ad:

Luna; Teleph.. 49508; Cable

Zaluc. Concession Saw Mill,

Hemp

BarracainStreet;

Bales, Telephs.

Copra and49068Sugar—6,

(Mana- Port Matalvis Masinloe, Zambales.

ger), 4 93-37 (Sundries & Hardware P. I-

Dept.), Dee Hong Lue, president

Office & 49067 (Accountant,

Tire Dept.) and 48167General

(Pres- Deck Chiong, general manager

ident); P.O. Box 21; Cable Ad: Yekhua;

Codes; Western Union5th Imp., Zamora, Crispulo (Viuda e Hijos de).

Uniyersal,

and PrivateCommercial, Bentley’s, Acme Silversmithin 1890, and Manufacturer,

Branches ip Shanghai, China, Cebu, Founded Military Insignia

& Ornaments, Badges. Medals, Col-

Iloilo and Legaspi, P. I. lege Buckles, Club Emblems & Com-

Agencies in U.S.A. and Europe memorative Tablets—Office:

Alfonso Z. SyCip, president & Hidalgo; Factory: 423, Sales351,St.; B.

general manager Telephs, 26265 & 22842; P-O. Box

TTy Yet, vice-president 2184;

AngelCable Ad:pres.

Zamora, Crizam

& gen. manager

^ & PB £ *S3 * A IP] ^ Vicente Zamora, asst, manager

Yek Tong Lin Ltd.,Fire

Fire &andMarine Clemente Zamora, sales manager

InsuranceCo., Marine Ed. (Dan) Zamora, adv. & artist

Insurance, Fidelity and Surety Miss Esperanza Zamora, chemist

Bonds, Life Insurance against Ac- Miss Encarnacion Pefiafort, cashier

cidents, Loan on Mortgages, Nego-

tiable Documents and Discountsi— Zeitlin, Wm., Manufacturers’ Agent—

310, Dasmariflas; Telephs, 23193 and 130, Crystal Arcade, Binondo; Tele-

23906; P.O. Box 93; Cable Ad: ph. 23274; P.O. Box 1082

Yektonglin; Codes: Bentley’s, and

Private

H. L. Huang, president Zueliig, Inc., F. E., General Importers

Francis C'u TJnjieng, vice-president Agents & Exporters, Insurance & Shipping

Ng Su Tam. manager — 55-63, Rosario Street,

Cu Ching Yan, treas.

Manuel Lim, secretary 604; Cable Ad: FEZ, Manila. Eu-

ropean Office: F. E. Zuellig A.-G.,

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—(See Cable Rapperswil (St. Gall), Switzerland;

Banks) Ad : FEZ, Rapperswilstgallen.

Branches: Iloilo land Cebu, Philip-

pines

Yottwc At, Kat.tiwttj, Two. Stocks, it Dr. F. E. Zuellig, president

Real Estate—China Bank Building, C. Schulthess, vice-president

3rd Floor; Teleph. 49871 H. Bruggisser, do,

Carlos Young, president E. Custer, treasurer

Newland Baldwin, vice-president J. L. Rivera, secretary

J. Aeschlimaan

Yu Ay & Co.—412. Gandara, Binondo ; S. V. Beyer M. Hornstein

Teleph. 21356; P.O. Box 1079; Cable M. Birenstihl H. Ibach

Ad : Yuay C. Boehm W. Jenni

O. Brudermann ' P. Lamprecht

A. Brugger E. Peter

Yuill & Co., Pty., Ltd., G. S.—503- I. Cassel W. Sackiewicz

511, Echague; Teleph. 24411; P.O H. Dahlhoff E. Weidmann

Box 242; Cable Ad : Storage Y. Eigenmann A. E>. Wellisch

Proprietors: W. Frischknecht | Miss A. Werff

G. Haeberle G. Zuellig

Philippines Cbld Stores Agencies:

Agents for : Lancashire Insurance Co.

Australian-Oriental Line. Ltd. Prudential Assurance Co,, Ltd.

 MANILA—ILOILO D69

The Fire Association of Philadel- Sunset Produce Co.

phia Switzerland General Insur- Pomona

Wilcox-HayesProducts

Co. Co.

ance Co., Ltd. The Sun Rayed Co.

New India Assurance, Co.,; Ltd.. J.Vories

Pascall, Ltd. Co.

Nashua Manufacturing Co. Baking

Yankee Export

M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc. Henkel & Cie

A. D. Juilliard & Co., Inc. G. F. Hueblin & Bros.

G. A. Stafford & Co., Inc. C,Oxq,J. Van

Ltd. Houten & £6on

National Aniline & Chemical. COv Walter Robertson

American Paper Export, Inc.

Dollfus-Mieg & Cie Co-operative Wine&Growers

Son (1927),Associa-

Ltd.

Gebr. Junghans A.-G. tion of South Africa, Ltd.

Hugo Schneider A.-G. Lloyd Triestino

Italia Steamship Co.Steamship Co.

R. V. Neher A.-G. Adriatica SteamshipCo.Cp,

Georg Dralle Tirrenia Steamship

Swan Pencil Co. Pan American Airways System

Coutinho, Caro & Co.

Saxon Serumwork

Hematogen Hommel, Ltd. Zuellig

Lepetit, A S.

L. Guidotti & Cie surance &

Shipping In-

Agents — 55-63,

E. Granelli & Cie Rosario,

Box 604; Manila;

Cable Teleph.

Ad: 2-23-24;

Zuellig, Manila P.O.

Novo Terapeutisk Laboratory Dr. F. E. Zuellig

Sperry Flour Co. Victor von Knobelsdorff

Bernese Alps Milk Inc.

John F. Trommer, Co. Agents for :

Huntley

Robin Hood Mills, Ltd. Ltd. General Insurance Co., Ltd. of Venice

and Trieste

ILOILO

According to tradition, the first Malay settlers of Iloilo came from Borneo. Ten

datus with their

Sinogbuhan, nearfollowers

thebypresentand slaves landed inIloilo.

Panay Island at a immigrants

place then called

the place inhabited Negritossiteliving

of Miagao,

under the rule The of a Bornean

brave chief foundof

by the name

Marikudo.

one goldnamely,From this

necklaceHamtik, chief

and oneAklan, the Bornean datus bought

Sadok ofandgold.Hong-Hong. the

They thenIndivided entire Island of Panay foror

sakops later ittimes,

into three

Hamtikdistricts

became.

Antique, Aklan became Capiz, and Ilong-Ilong Iloilo.

Hamtik

founder was placed under

of Malandong, the firsttheMalay

rule ofsettlement

a datu named Sarnaquel,Aklan

in Antique. who became

was placedthe

under the rule of Bankaya, who became tlje founder of the first Malay settlement in

what is now the

who became Capiz. Ilong-Ilong

founder wassettlement

of the first placed under the ruleinofIloilo.

of Malays a datu named Paiburopg

How Iloilo came to have its present name is very interesting.

of the Malays the inhabitants of the place were Negritos. These people Beforenamed

the coming

Iloilo

Irong-Irong because the southwest coast of Panay Island is shaped

chin and because the Iloilo River meanders in a nose-shaped line. “Irong” means into a nose and a

literally

on, when“nose” in English,

the Malays settledandin “Irong-Irong”

the place, theyis changed

equivalentits toname

“liketo aHong-Hong

nose.” Later for

the simple reason that the Malays can pronounce the letter “I” better than the letter

“r.” And still later, when the Spaniards came to the place,

name to Ilo-Ilo to suit the convenience of the Spanish tongue. The Americans they further changed the

adopted the name Iloilo.

 D70 ILOILU

The Spaniards began to enter Iloilo as early as the time of Legaspi. Finding

themselves harassed by the natives

lished settlement in the town now called Oton. of Cebu, they sailed westwardpower

The Spanish to Panay

reallyandasserted

estab-

itself when Governor Ronquillo in 1580-1583, founded the villa

of Iloilo became the capital of the province in 1688. It was opened to the commerce de Arevalo. The town

of the world in 1855.

With themelted

immediately revolution of 1898 and23,the 1898,coming of the Governor

Americans, Spanishof power

resigned, giving overaway.

the careOnofDec.

the provincial thecapital

Spanish to the Mayorresident

Alcalde ofIloilothe

city. The Spanish forces subsequently evacuated Iloilo on Dec. 25.

On Dec. 28, 1898, the U. S. forces, composed of the s.s. Baltimore and three tran-

sports with 3,800 troops under the command of Brigadier General Miller, arrived at

Iloilo and demanded

from Aguinaldo, its surrender.

declined. Thereupon,TheGen. revolutionary

Miller advised forces,theawaiting

foreign general ordersin

consulates

the city that hostilities would commence at 5.00 p.m. on Feb. 12th.

city The revolutionary

and retired forces havinginterior

to the mountainous no means to hold their

of Panay. The citypositions, set fire to the

was thereupon oc-

cupied by Americans. After some guerilla warfare, the revolutionary forces sur-

rendered. On April 11,1901, civil government was established in the Province of Iloilo.

first According

class province.to the pressent ranking capital,

The provincial of Philippine

Iloilo Provinces,

is now a Iloilo is classified

chartered city ofasthea

Philippine Islands

Location and Impoetance

The City of Iloilio, 340 miles from Manila, 175 miles from Cebu, and 234 miles from

mouth of Iloilo River. It is thesoutheast

Zamboanga, is situated on the capital ofofthetheProvince

Island ofof Iloilo,

Panay,andjust

beingatsafely

the

protected from the adjoining seas by the island of Guimaras, it naturally became the

leading Yisayan port of the Philippines.

Size

The City, consisting of Iloilo proper and its suburbs, Molo and Mandurriao, is

estimated to cover 14.25 square kilometers.

and nipa houses, with the first two kinds greatly It is a predominating.

conglomerate of Some cement,of itswooden,

build-

ings, specially those of its suburb Molo, are notedly old in their style of construction.

The principal streets are of either asphalt or cement.

Climate and Rainfall

The climate of the city is in general mild and agreeable; at times it may be better

tban that of Manila. The hottest months are March and April, the coolest December

and

blow,January.

bringing theDuring therains

heaviest months

of theof year.

June, February

July and isAugust, the southwest

the driest month. winds

Population and Religion

The Among

90,480. census ofthe1938foreign

gives the population of the CitySpaniards,

of Iloilo within cityJapanese,

limits as

Americans, British, Swiss andresidents

Germans. areTheincluded

natives are predominantly Chinese,Catholic but

there is an increasing number of Protestants and a few Aglipayans.

Education

Almost all the people are literate. A good number of them have at least a high

school education. Besides its public schools for boys and girls, the city has several

private institutions

Iloilo Institute, bothofforlearning

boys withamongthewhich

latterarealsothereceiving

Colegio degirls,

San and

Agustin

the and the

Oolegio

de

for la Asuncion,

girls.is located the

The ProtestantsColegio del Sagrado

have recently Corazon and the Colegio de Santa Ana, all

which in the adjacent town of established

Jaro. TheretheareCentral Philippineschools

also commercial College

in

the city as well as a number of kindergarten schools.

Newspapers

A testimony

magazines to the culture

in circulation. Besidesof thethe people

foreignis theand number

Manilaof newspapers

newspapers and and

magazines which can be had in the city, Iloilo has four Spanish dailies, on English

 ILOILO D71

Daily, two Visayan Weeklies, one Visayan monthly, and one Visayan paper issued

every three days. Papers may be easily had from the newsboys. Magazines may :be

bought at several stores.

Recreation

There are four first class theatres in the city showing America or Spanish sound

pictures in

Out-of-door addition to

recreation several cheaper grade andalongside

one theatre showing Chinese film.

Cota Drive which formscanpart

be had at the

of the beachand

beach the city,

serves Iloilo in particularly

the same wayat the

the

Dewey Boulevard serves Manila.

DIRECTORY

Aguinaldo, L. R., Importer & Manufac- CONSULATES

turers’ Agent—Iznart; Teleph. 558

Asiatic Petroleum Co: (Philippines), Great Britain—P.O. Box 229

Ltd.—Plaza Libertad; Teleph. 809 Vice-Consul—E. J. L. Phillips

G.E.IT.W.W.Lloyds

Churchill, manager

Netherlands—P.O. Box 229

Acting Vice-Consul — E. J. L.

Associated Phillips

Teleph. 720Oil Co., The—Off J. M. Rasa;

BANKS Norway—P.O. Box 229

Vice-Consul—E. J. L. Phillips

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The

—99,74I. de la Rama St.; Telephs. 67

and United^ States (Ex-Officio) — (fc>r

American Seamen only)

Collector of Customs (Acting)

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Teleph. 172; P.O. Box 299; Co-operative Filipina, Inc., Importers

Cable Ad: Indigo and Exporters—33

L. W.W.B.Dixon, sub-agent

Richardson, sub-accountant 441; P.O. Box 190 J. M. Basa; Teleph.

Primitivo D. Alba, vice-president &

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking asst, general manager

Corporation—

C. I.G.Kinloch

Adams, agent I O. Magat Directory & Chronicle Of the

E. Dimaculangan | J. Jara Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

C. Y. Ylmido | T. Tianero Borneo, Siam,Netherlands

Indo-China, The Philippines,

Indies,Korea,

e'tc.),

Published

Daily Annually by the Hongkong

Compania

Pilipinas, General

Exporters deof* Sugar,

TabacosCopra

de Queen’sPress,

RoadLtd.—Marina House,15-19,

Central, Hongkong

and Tobacco —Casa de Iloilo, Muelle Agents for the Philippines:

Loney; Telephs. 581 (Mgr.) and 560 Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.,

(Sugar-Tobacco-Copra-Shipping); Chaco Building, Manila, The

Box 337; Cable Ad: Tabacalera P. O. Philippines

Agents for:

Central

Central Azucarera de

Azucarera de Tarlac

Bais Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship owners

Maersk Line and

CableOperators,

Ad: DollarLumber—Calle Legaspi;

Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Sub-Agents for:

American Pioneer Dy BunciSc

The Reardon SmithLine

Line Street; Teleph. 205; P.O. Box 431

 D7fc ILOILO

Elizalde y Cia., Inc., Importers, Ex- Lizarraga Hnos., Importers, Sugar

porters, Managers of Sugar Centrals and Produce Dealers—Muelle Loney

and Owners

General of Sugar

Merchants — J. Plantations,

M. Basa; P. Pagola, manager

Teleph. 166 Lopez, manager

Francisco

Luis Lacambra, Manila Trading & Supply Co.—Plaza

Angel Ordonez sub-manager Libertad; Telephs. 47 & 931

W. S. Fickes, manager

FranciscoBelzarena

Antonio Ordenez

Rafael Yturralde Menzi & Co., Ino.—P.O. Box 302

Julio Garcia E. L Pfenninger

Emilio Lopez H. J. Nieber

Pedro de Uriarte Agencies :

Esteban Salvado German Nitrogen Syndicate

Guillermo Lanza I. G. Farbenindustrie A.-G.

Potash Syndicate

Filma Mercantile Co., Inc.—J. M. Basa; Hamburg-Amerika Linie

Teleph. 450 North German Lloyd

J. K. Kohlhaas Rickmers Line

East Asiatic Co.

Hoskyn & Co., Inc., Import Merchants, W. Wilhelm sen

Department Store—119, J. M. Basa; Rotterdam Lloyd

Telephs. 24, 213, 214, 215, 216; Cable Netherland Line Line

Java-China-Japan

Ad: Hoskyn; Codes: Bentley’s

Old), Western Union 5-Letter (New and K. P. M. Line

Holland-EasLAsia Line

International Harvester Co. of Phi- K. N. I. L. M.

lippines, Importers of Motor Trucks, K. L. M.

Tractors. Agricultural Machinery and Holland-Amerika Line

Industrial Equipment and Steamship Netherland Insurance Co., Ltd.

Agents—Muella Loney; Teleph. 655 (Est. 1845)

Agencies: Norddeutscho Insurance Co.

Isthmian Steamship Co. Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nuern-

Glen Line, Ltd. berg—M. A. N.

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd. National Printing Co. (A Division

Pan-American Airways of “Co-operative Filipina, Inc.”)—

Ker & Co., Ltd., Merchants—P.O. J.M. Basa ; Teleph. 441; P.O. 190

Box 292; Cable Ad : Ker Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

G. M. Alexander, manager Milk Co.—52, 54 & 56, Calle Ortiz;

J.W. A.Maxi eld manager (Bacolod Teleph.

Gardner, 250; P.O. Box 178; Cable

Sub-Office) EditionNestanglo;

Ad: Codes: A.B.C. 6th

and Bentley’s

KopPel (Philippines), Incorporated

(Successors in the P.I. to Koppel Oriental Glass Palace—78, Iznart

Industrial Car & Equipment Co ), St.; Teleph. 355; Box 113

Railway Material,Loney;

Supplies—Muelle Machinery and

Cable Ad:

Koppelrail Pacific Commercial Co., Importers

J. G. Hohmann, branch manager and Box Exporters—Muelle Loney ; P. O.

347; Cable Ad: Pacomeco

Kuenzie & Streiff, Inc., General Mer- Panay Electric Co. — Caoho Build-

chants—P.O. Box 2315; Cable Ad: ing; Teleph. 33

Kuenzie

R. Vontobel

Agents: Philippine Railway Co.—P.O. Box

Elmac, Inc., Electrical & Ma- Bentley’s, 300; CableWestern

Ad: Union

Kenmelo; Codes:,

and General

chinery CO., Manila

 ILOILO—CEBU D73

Powell, Taos: N., Law Offices— Sea Insurance Co., Ltd.

Masonic Tenaple Bldg; Teleph. 99; Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of

P.O. Box 1: Cable Hartford, Conn.

Codes: Bentley’s and Ad : Tempowell;

Western Union Tokio

Ltd. Marine & Fire Insurance Co.,

Pure Cane Molasses Co., Inc.—Lapus Sumitomo Marine & Fire Insurance

Teleph. 865 Co., Ltd.

Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Merchants, Ltd. Insurance Co.

Federal

Exporters, Importers, Shipping and Shipping

Insurance Agents, Lloyds’ Agents— Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Cable Ad: Bell Cunard-White Star, Ltd.

E. J. L. Phillips, signs per pro. Prince Line (Far East Service)

Texas Bibby Line

IznartCo.; Teleph.

(Phippines),

624 Inc., The — Silver Line

Silver-Java-Pacific Line

Kokusai Kisen Kaisha

Visayan Shipping Co., Inc.— Muelle

Loney; Teleph. 540. Mirrlees, Bickerton Co.,

Mirrlees, Watson & Ltd.Ltd.

& Day,

Iloilo Warehousing

Sperry Flour Co. Corporation

Visayan Stevedore - Transportation Hongkong

Co., Oalle Blumentritt—Cable Ad :

Vistranco; Codes: A.B.C. Western

Union and Bentley’s R. Ltd..

& J. Dick Ltd.

John

Ltd.Thompson Water Tube Boilers,

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Im- Imperial Airways, Ltd.

porters and Exporters of Produce and

Merchandise, Shipping and In- White Page k Co.—Masonic Temple;

surance Agents—Cable Ad : Warner ; Teleph. 412

AllK, It,Standard Codesagent (On leave)

I. W. Habluetzel,

Kerr, do. do. Wise & Co., Inc., Merchants—Melliza;

Teleph. 23; Cable Ad: Sapiens

P. Meier I M. Oleaga

K,E. Garriz

Burgas I| R.E, Garcia

Elizalde Y. M. C. A.- 119, Aznart; Iloilo City

Agencies: Zuellig, Inc., F. E., Merchants—Progreso;

Insurance Teleph. 637

British Traders Insurance Co„ Ltd, European

Law Union

Ltd. Zuellig, A.Representatives— F. E.

G. Zurich (Switzerland);

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd. Cable Ad: FEZ

President—F. E. Zuellig

CEBU

This is the capital of the island of Cebu, and ranks as the second port of the

Philippines.

about 120,000.ItsFor

situation

many isgenerations

latitude 0° it8' North,

has beenlongitude 124° 10' East.

an important centre Population

of Roman

Catholic

present Missonary

Seminary enterprise,

andUdefonso. and

College ofThe in this connection

San Redemptorist

Carlos was foundedit may

byhaveby mentioned

the Jesuits in atthat theas

1595Cebu.

the

Cebu College of San

is a well-built Fathers a mission

principally of hemp, town

sugar,and

copra,possesses

maguey,finelumber,

roads. tobacco

The trade of Cebuoil.consists

and coconut The

neighbouring

plantations, islands

large of Leyte,

proportion of Mindanao,

the produce andwhich

of Camiguin

finds possess

its way extensive

to Cebu for hemp

ship-

ment. There are some very valuable and extensive coal deposits in the island of Cebu,

but only a few mines are being worked. The Naga Cement Works, situated about 20

 D74 CEBU

which is more not enough to supply theandPhilippines,

miles from Cebu, were completed in 1922 have a capacity of 2,000

and plans are barrels

on foota soday,to

increase the capacity to 4,000 barrels per day.

Cbbucancontinues

28 feet to growtheinwharves

load alongside importance withasperfect

a tradesafety.

centre.There

Vessels drawingberths

are suitable up to

for eight ocean-going vessels at one time. Owing to the increaae of steamers making

Cebu a regular port of call, additional wharfage area has been constructed. Pier No. 1

has

up tonow26 been completed

feet can and iswith

be berthed equipped

safety. with

Piera fine

No. 2cargo shed,beentwocompleted

has also vessels drawing

and is

constructed on the same lines as Pier No. 1. Pier No. 3 corhpleted

and will cater mostly for local vessels. Besides the foregoing there are private but withoutwharves

a shed

belonging to theOilPhilippine

Co., and Texas Refining Inc.

Co. (Philippines), Corporation,

The annualStandard Oil Co., Asiatic

total production Petroleum

of hemp in the

Cebu district

Large is between

quantities of copra35,000 and 45,000275,000

are exported, tons. toThe300,000

production

tons ofannually;

copra is previously,

important.

the local oil-mills

Philippine Refiningbought

Company up. practically

is running. allTheavailable supplies,a fine

town possesses but reinforced

now only con-

the

crete Customs House, indeed, the major portion, of the business district is now built of

concrete.

area to the Work on the for

water-front newwarehouses,

reclamationmanyscheme is completed

of which have beenandcompleted

has addedandaothers

large

are under construction. A fine new Capitol Building at a cost of P500,000 is now in

use and is the finest building anywhere in the Islands outside of Manila.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF CEBU

Governor—Hon. Sotero B. Cabahug

Provincial Board ok Cebu Surveymen - Instrumentmen — Pedro

Provincial Governor & Chairman— Algarme, Antonio

Gamboa, Isidro Adlawan,

BayIon, RomanoC.Roberto

Brigoli,

Hon. Sotero B. Cabahug

Members—Hon. Genaro Marama and Hermogenes Reroma, Ulpiano

Gregorio Paradero, Ricardo Nellas,

Reyes,

Hon. Gaudencio R. Pena Jesus Andres Vidal and Narciso S.

Provincial Treasurer—Dionisio Fabella

Provincial Secretary—Ariston Cortes Ouano Foremen — Francisco Hol-

Provincial Auditor — Alberto Santa Maintenance

ganza and Sergio Palang

Cruz Construction Foremen—Enrique Reroma,

Provincial Fiscal—Hon. Fernando

Provincial Military Commander — Ambrosio Macario

S. Manubag, Jose P. Raffinan,

Captain Eladio Lasam Adriano Abastas,

Mendeza,Aurelio

JoseB. Rodriguez,

Adlawan,

District Engineer’s Office Irineo Siwa, Roque Cerilles,

Lazaga and Rodolfo Solon Lorenzo F.

District

Civil Engineer—J. L.Formilleza,

Engineers—Pedro Panis Pedro Chauffeurs—Evaristo Magdadaro, Meli-

M. Lladoc and Jacinto S. Ponco ton Punis, Ciriaco Damolo,

Honoridez and Gorgonio Ricana Sinforoso

Mechanical

Asst. Civil Engineer—Juan

Engineers — LuisG. A.Peralta

Lopez, Surveymen — Numeriano Ruedas, Vic-

Vicente V. Lim, Jose E. Villanueva torino Abellanosa, Lorenzo F. Cataluna,

and Benigno G. Karaos Vitaliano

Flores, A. Fernandez,

Florenaio Narciso

C. Gutierrez, SegundoA.

Chief Clerk—Lorenzo Sayson T. Garcia, Emiliano Menchavez, Joa-

Property Clerk—Eulogio O. Suan quin Cerilles, Andres Reroma and Juan

Ledger Clerk—Andres

Registration B. Piedad

Clerk—Roque Senining Flores

Clerk-Stenographer—Gregorio

jon M. Sina- Instrumentmen — Marcial J. Padilla,

Irene© Abello and Cesario Dabucol

Clerks—Dionisio Unabia, Juan Dosado, Mechanics--Feliciano Contreras, Claudio

Gabor, Filoteo Paloma, Santiago Tac-

Pastor Sabillano and Pedro ArpOn an and Agapito Mariano

Chauffeur-Examiner—Antonio

Jr. Top. Draftsman—PedrO Flores Guisadio Asst. Dredgemaster—Mariano Abarquez

 CEBU 1)75

Carpenter—Absalon del Rosario Asst. Civil Engineers—A. C. Kayanan

Shop Head Blacksmith—Leopold©

Waterworks Foreman—MarcelinoBasay and Conrado S. Ramirez

Ere- Asst.

diano Mechanical Engineer — Juan G.

Peralta

Capataz-Timekeeper -Leoncio Madrigal Chief Clerk—Lorenzo Sayson

Art. Well Inspector—Arcadio

Storeman-Supply Seron

man—Pedro Laurino Property Clerk—Eulogio O. Suan

Messenger—Montano Cinco Ledger Clerk—Sofronio Sencio

Janitor- Watchman— Gerundio Obej ero Automobile Clerk—Francisco Sanchez

Clerk-Stenographer—Gregorio M. Si-

Office of the Division Supt. of najon

Schools,TheDivision of Cebu,

Philippines Clerks—Dionisio Unabia, Pastor Sa-

Div. Supt. of Schools — Charles V. Jr.billano Topogr.and J. G. PioquintoFlores

Draftsman—Pedro

Cline Instrumentmen—Pedro Algarme, C.

Dir. Chief Clerk—Segundo M. Orat R. Menchavez and Enrique Reroma

Disthict Health Office Surveyman—Alfonso Simon

District HealthHealth

Officer—Dr. I. Viilarica Messengers—Montano Cinco and Ge-

Asst. District Office—Dr. rundio Obejero

Dionisio Auto

M. Flores Clerks & Computers—F. M.

Abellana and D. Unabia

Custom House Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

Acting Collector—Capt. Manuel del Villar InstAlgarme rumentmen—D. Mercado and P.

Deputy Collector—Paulino Valdez Surveymen—J. M. Veloso, C. Men-

Surveyor—Teodulo Tomakin

Chief, Marine Division—MateoMasecampo chavez, Reroma

Emilio Viardo and E.

Appraiser of the Port — Frederico Messenger—Montano Cinco

Empleo Civil Engineers—Jose O. Lahoz and

Wharfinger Pier No. 1—F. M. Espino Jos4 Chavarria

Wharfinger

Inspectors Pier

— LuisNo. 2—Ciriaco

Vergara, Ibanez

Cincoflores, Nemenzo, Enrique

AntonioSuelto

Panes and Sulpicio Vicente Asst. Civil Engineers — Antonio D.

Aseniero, F. P. Fabros and Alberto

Chief, Secret Service- Daniel Nacilla Bautista

Quarantine Officer—J. C. Archer Asst. Mechanical Engineer—J.-G. Deralta

Deralta

Bureau of Agriculture Chief Clerk—Pedro O. Principe

Veterinarian—Dr. Alfonso Lecaros Property Clerk—Eulogio O. Suan

Clerk - Stenographer — Gregorio M.

Bureau of Forestry Sinajon

(Forest District No. Philippines)

XI, Head- Clerks—Emilio Tagailo and P. Sa-

quarters, Cebu City, billano

District Forester -Timoteo Quimpo Ledger Clerk—Julian S. Cutillar

PublicS. Library Auto Clerks & Computers—F. M. Abel

Librarian—Flavia Muana lana and D. Unabia

Jr. Topogr. Draftsman—Pedro Flores

(OfficeBureau of Public

of the District WorksCebu) Instrumentmen—D.

Engineer, Algarme

Mercado and P-

District Engineer —Alfredo G. Eugenio Surveymen—J. M. Veloso, 0. Men-

chavez and E. Reroma

Civil Engineers — Pedro Formilleza, Messenger—Montano Cinco

Catalino Paraiso and Jose Viacrucis

Aboitiz & Co., Inc., General Mer- Manufacturers’ AgentsImporter

Aguinaldo, L. R., and

chants, Exporters & Importers—88, Borromeo Street; Teleph.— 49427-23, A.

Juan Luna, Teleph. 64; Cable Ad;

Aboitiz; (Codes Used; Bentley’s, A.B.C. American President Lines, Ltd.—Cable

5th Edition, Acme, New Standard Ad:Agents—Hanson, Preslines Orth & Stevenson,

Oriental 3-Letter & Private Codes Inc., Cebu, Cebu, P. I

D76 CEBU

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd.— Botica Boie-Phil.-Amer. Drug Co,- -

Teleph. 112 Norte America and Legaspi

Associated Oil Co.—Cotiaoco Build- Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manfac-

ing; Teleph. 716 turers of APO and HI - SI UK

Cements—Main Office: Manila, The

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Philippines; Plant: Naga Cebu,

The Philippines; Cebu Office: Cebu,

Cebu Chamber of Commerce—Gotiao- Cebu, The Philippines; Cable Ad:

co Building , Cepoc

Unietd Service Country Club, Inc. Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. (Succes-

Board of Directors—Capt. C. J. sors to Hamilton, Jerez & Co., Inc.)

Martin ( president), C. Padgett —17-19, Martires Street; Teleph.

(vice-president),

(secretary), Pi. E.J, Rigby

F. Harstine

(treas- 27;F. P.O. Box 95; Cable Ad : Tug

urer), P. M. Spence. F. H. H. Pipe M. Noakes, president

and J. A. L£es Capt. C. J. Martin, vice-president

D. R. Stanford I Albert Barnum

BANK S G. W. Jackson | E. E. Nolan

Bank of the Philipftnes The—19, Leon Kilat;Co.,Teleph.

Cebu Transit Inc.—Dimas-Alang &

887

D. Jakosalerti: P.O. Box 477 ; Cable

Ad : Banco CONSULATES

V. Sainz; manager

G. Bortomeo, cashier

I. M. Galicia, accountant Great Britain

V.L. Nadela,

Madamba, asst, cashier

sub-accountant Acting Vice-Consul—Thomas

Millar (Guy Walford)

^ Chartered Bank of India, Aus- Norway —

tralia & ChinA~-Cabld Ad: Centaur Acting

MillarVice-Consul—Thomas

(Guy Walford)

W. G. Hollyer, sub-agent

W. G. M. Anderson, sub-acct. Netherlands —

W. Watson, I Ro. Acting Vice-Consul—Thomas

Beck’s (I Beck, Inc., Cebu Branch)— Millar (Guy Walford)

N. Carmelo and Borfotneo; Teleph.

120 Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—118-122,

N. Y. Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mij., Directory Magallanes; Teleph. 430

Export Merchants & .Shipping Agent Far East &(China, Chronicle

Japan, ofMalaya,

the

—27, Maitires; Teleph. 215; P.O. Borneo, Siam, The Philippines,

Box 136; Cable Ad: Hapag; Codes: Indo-China, Netherlands Indies,Korea, etc.),

Hapag/Lloyd, A.B.C. 6th Edition, Published Annually by the Hongkong

Bentley’s & Yoller’s Daily Press, Ltd.—Marina House, 15-19,

L. Schmitt Queeh’s Road Central, Hongkong

Agencies: Agents for the Philippines:

Hamburg-Amerika Linie Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.,

Norddeutscher Lloyd Chaco Building, Manila, The

Deutsche Lufthansa Philippines

Deutsche Zeppelinwerft

Germanischer Lloyd Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—79, F. Gonzales;

Blue Diamond Petroleum Co., Inc.— Teleph. 7G5,

Dy Te Building; Teleph. 238 Dy Te & Co.—63, F. Gonzales; P.O. Box

Boada & Co., Inc., Hardware, Ship- 207

chanler and General Merchant—27- Ear East Trading Co.—507:508, Manalili;

35, Jakosalem Street Teleph. 677

 CEBU D77

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—117,. F. Prince Line, Ltd.

Gonzales; Teleph. 440 De la Rama Steamship Co.

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.

Forbes, Munn. & Co., Ltd. — Pan-American Airways

Represented by

(Stevenson, Inc. Hanson Orth &

John Landahl,

Tqleph. 401; P.O.Inc.

Box—29127, Martires ;

Go Tiaoco Hermanos, Inc.—92 Morga, Leo. Schmitt, branch manager

Teleph. 5; Cable Ad: Gotiaoco Juezan & Paulin, Attorneys—1^7, Norte

Hanson,

chants, Orth & Stevenson,

Shipping Mer- America

Inc.,Agents

and Insurance

—Cable Ad: Stevenson, Manila, Cebu Ker & Co., Ltd., Merchants—Gotiaoco

andR. Davao

E. Rigly Building; Teleph. 55; P. 0. Box 160;

Cable Ad: Ker B. Foster, J. W.

Directors—H.

Agencies: Howells, W. C. Naismith, G. M.

Ben Line of Steamers Alexander and A; A. Brown

Blue Funnel

Ellerman LineLine (New York Service) G. C. Brown, manager (Cebu)

K. P. M. S. E. Maxwell

Java-China-Japan Lijn Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.,P.O.Importers—

Australian Oriental Line, Ltd. 17, Nueva; Teleph. 38; Box 135;

Peninsular

tion Co. & Oriental Steam Naviga- Cable Ad: Kuenzle

American President Lines, Ltd.

British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. Luzon Surety Co., Inc. — 127, Norte

Commercial Union Assurance Co.

Union Insurance Society of Can- American

ton, Ltd. Lyric Music House, Inc.—A. Borromeo

Crown Life Insurance Co.

Madrigal & Co.—Terraplen ; Teleph.

Heacock’s-Alkain’s—Magallanes and 374

Plaridel; Teleph. 42

Manila Trading & Supply Co.—Magal-

Hotel Shamrock—Fernandez Building; lanes; Teleph. 283

Telephs. 114 and 636

Menzi & Co., Inc.,

CalleImport and Export Mer-

Insular Drug Co., Inc., Manila, Cebu, chants—64, 1). Jakosalem;

Box 148; Cable Ad: Casamenzi; Codes:

P.O.

Iloilo,

148 Drugs and Chemicals—P. O. Box Bentley’s, Oriental 3 - Letter Code,

Managed in Cebu and Iloilo by the A.B.C. 6th Improved Editions, Moss

and Private

Marsman Trading Corporation

Insular Navigation Co.—92, Morga; Michael Teleph. &132Co., Inc.—311 Magallanes;

Teleph. 633

International Harvester Co. of Mori Bicycle Store, Inc.—356, Magallanes

Philippines, Exporters of Hemp

and Maguey, Importers of Motor Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Pro-

Trucks, Tractors, Agricultural Ma- ducts, Ltd.122;

— 123-125, Calle Martire;

chinery and Industrial Equipment P.Codes: O. Box

Bentley’s, Cable

A. B. C.Ad: Nestanglo;

and Steamship Agents—34. P. Bur-

gos; Teleph. 185 Oriental Glass Palace—Main Office:

Agencies: 408-414, Manalili St.; Teleph. 362; P.O.

Isthmian Steamship Co. Box 370. 1st Mirrow Factory: C. Padilla

Glen Line, Ltd. St.; Teleph. 252

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Kerr-Silver Line Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. — 16-18A,

Silver-Java Pacific Line Boromeo

D78 CEBU

Pacific Commercial Co., Importers—111, Training School for iVurses

Morga Chief Nurse—Miss Arsenia Ledesma

C. H. Goebel, branch manager (Acting)

Principal—Miss Annie Sand (Acting)

G. H. Walther (Hardware

B. Lawri-Smith (Food Products) Dept.) Dietitian—Mrs. Pacita Ylanan

Eric Schindler, auditor Asst. Dietitian — Miss Lourdes Y.

M. B.B. Taylor

M. Varian (Machinery

(Warehouse Dept.)

& Traffic) Coligado

Standard - Vacuum Oil Co.—Gotiaoco

Pastrano, Unchuan & Co., Importers Building C.F. A. Larsen,office

district manager

and

Agents. Exporters.

ShippingBusiness

Agents andBrokers and

Operators L. Reed, manager

—82, Burgos St.; Teleph. 48; P. O. E. P. T. Fee, general sales repres.

Box 43; Cable Ad: Pastrano R.W. H.P. Helm, do. superinten-

Barclay, terminal

Philippine Engineering Co. — Teleph. dent, Opon.

410; P.O. Box 308 Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc., The—Norte

America and Legaspi; Teleph, 143

Philippine Long Distance Telephone A. F. Walker, manager

Co. — Telephone Building, D. Jakosa-

lem St., City of Cebu Visayan

Light, Electric

Heat andCo.,Power—123,

S. A., Electric

D.

Procter & Gamble Trading Co., The— Jakosalem; Telephs. 82 and 433; P.O.

Box 134; Cable Ad: Yeco; Codes:

169, Calle Comercio;

740;J. B..P.O.Laurence,

Box 37; CableTelephs. 225 and Western Union and Bentley’s

managerAd: Procteraw Walker, H.B., Fire and Marine Insurance,

D. C. Affleck, asst, manager Agent P.O. and Box

Public Accountant — 125,

E.C.A. Communications, Inc.—D. Ja- Calle; 100; Cable Ad: Ostrich;

Codes ; A. B. C. 5th Edition, Western

kosalem & Magallanes; Teleph. 645 Union 5-Letter Edition & Bentley’s

RedR212,StarComercio;

Automotive Supply

Teleph. 274 Corp.— Warner, Barnes Co., Ltd., Im-

porters and Exporters, Shipping

and Insurance Agents—Cable Ad :

Royal Sine—Leon Kilat Warner; Standard Codes

P. Boncker, agent

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila, Cebu, P. Vidarte

Iloilo; Merchants,

Agents—Cable Ad:Shipping

Bell & Insurance Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred.—Dy Te Build-

G.J. A.Walford, manager ing;P. Telephs. 238 and 846manager

G. Ross Hampton,

Lees, manager (Import Dept.)

H. C. D. Johnston, manager (Shipping Zuellig, Inc., F.E., Importers, Exporters

Dept.) and Brokers—Pond

Southern Islands Ave.; Teleph. 271; P.O. Box& Deen Building;

137; Cable Ad:

Teleph. 156; P.O. Hospital—Jones

Box 235 FEZ

European Representatives — F. E.

Chief—Dr. Jose V. Agustines Zuellig and A. G. Rapperswil (St.

Nurse-Adm. Officer & Cashier—Dr.

Felices Vesagas Gall., Switzerland)

Resident Physicians—Dr. Engenio Agencies:

Carlos and Dr. Domingo C. Yeloso Lloyd Triestino, Trieste

Radiologist—Dr. Jose H. Ileto Prudential

Lancashire Assurance Co.,

Co. Ltd. Co.,

Pathologist—Dr. Eugenio

Aurist & Oculist — Dr. Jose B. Alonso SwitzerlandInsurance

General Insurance

Coligado Ltd.

The Fire Association of Philadelphia,

Dentist—Dr. Pablo R. llano Pa. India Assurance Co.

Pharmacist—Miss

Internes—Dr. Consuelo

Antonio R. Ylanan

Unchuan and New

Dr. Felix Savellon Assegurazioni General di Trieste e

Extern—Dr. Paulino Lopez Venezia

 ZAMBOANGrA

Zamboanga is located on the south-western extremity of Mindanao island in

latitude 6 deg. 55 min. The

miles south northCityandof Zamboanga

longitude 122coversdeg. 5anmin.areaeast,of being 512 nautical

miles, much ofofManila.

it sparsely populated jungle, and has a population ofabout

131,455400persons.

square

Since the opening of the Port of Davao its volume of business has dwindled con-

siderably.

exported fromOnceZamboanga.

a transhipping Copra,pointlumber,

for hemp there iscoconut

desiccated now practically

and cutchnoarehemp the

chief

visitedexports.

by severeThe harbour

storms, as is

it partially

is south of protected

the by

typhoon two

belt. small

It islands

has a andanchorage

good is never

for steamers of any size, and the wharf will accommodate steamers drawing 25 feet.

The climate is characterized by a remarkable evenness of temperature and a com-

paratively

Zamboanga small

in anyrainfall

direction.which increases rapidly as one goes a few miles from

raphic communicationwith

Communication withother

variousports

partsisofassured by inter-island

the Archipelago is securedsteamers. Teleg-

by a wireless

station connecting with cables and land lines.

Zamboanga

cepting was founded

Moro corsair by thewere

fleets which Spaniards

accustomedin April,

to pass1635,theforStrait

the purpose of inter-

of Basilan from

southern Mindanao

Moros.bombardment to

In 1646, itwith the Yisayan

exchanged Islands.

shotssquadron. The

with a Dutch town was

fleet and, repeatedly

in 1798, down attacked

maintained by

an the

all-of

day an English In 1872, for putting a mutiny

prisoners, Zamboanga was granted by the Madrid Government the title “Loyal and

Valiant Town.”

Zamboanga, whichOnwithdrew

May 10th,on1899, the

24th.revolutionists

MayRepublic The town wasattacked

burned theduring

Spanish

the garrison in

hostilities.

During

town the summer

was finally of 1899, the of Zamboanga was in full control, but the

on November 16thsurrendered

of the sametoyear. the American blockading squadron without bloodshed

along the coast in either directionthefrom

Zamboanga is the capital of province of the

the town samecityname.

to the Good roads extend

boundaries.

DIRECTORY

Pegvince of Zamboanga Acting Provincial Agricultural Super-

Governor— Matias C. Ranillo visor—Eustacio

Provincial RevenueS. Villanueva

Agent—Marcelo C.

Treasurer—Lazaro J. Alfabeto Santiago

Secretary,

A. Gad Provincial Board—Florentine

J udge, Court of 1st Instance — Disteict Engineee's Office

PotencianoFiscal—Adolfo

Provincial Peeson Grafilo District Engineer—Alfonso G. Oboza

Provincial Auditor-^-Jose Desa

District Engineer—Alfonzo G. Oboza Bubeau of Health Seevice Officees

District Health Officer—Flaviano Medalle District

Collector

DivisionalofSupt.

Customs—Edilberto Y. David

of Schools — Venancio Medalle,Health Officer—Dr. Flavian©

Zamboanga

Nebrida 1stPenas

President San.Zamboanga

Dipolog, Div.—Dr. Jose de las

Assemblyman—Juan S. AlanoC. Dixon

District Veterinarian—Angel 2ndLeyson,

President San. Div.—Dr. Valentin A.

District Forester—Isabel Achacoso Sindangan, Zamboanga

District Land Officer—Prime S. Arizabal 3rd President San. Div.—Dr. Climaco J.

Public Defender—Manuel Angeles Elago, Margosatubig, Zamboanga

4th President San. Div.—Dr. Mariano S.

Fishery DistrictOfficer—JoseS. Domantay Ona, Pagadian, Zamboanga

D80 ZAMBOANGA

Department of Health & Sanitation Zamboanga General Hospital

' ity of Zamboanga Chief of Hospital

boanga General & DirectorTraining

Hospital of theSchool

Zam-

City Health Officer—Dr. Angel Sanchez, for Nurses — Dr. Pedro A. Rodriquez,

M.D., C.P.H. M.D.

Medical Officers

Health District No. 1, Zamboanga—Dr. ResidentPhysician—Dr.ConradoMauricio,

m.d. and Dr. Rizal Altavas, m.d.

Apolonio del Rosario, m.d.

Health District No. 2, Belong — Dr. Roentgenolohist & Batteriologist — Dr.

Celedonio Enriquez, m.d. Emiliana V. Joven, m.d.

Health District No. 3, Basilan Islands— Asst. Junior Bacteriologist—Justino

Dr. Conrado Yumol Canda

Clerical Force Administrative

R.N. Officer—P. M. Villafuerte,

Senior Clerk—Jose Vallejos Chief Nurse & Supt. of the Zam-

Record Clerk Typist—Miss

JuanMessenger—Florenio de la Cruz Teresa San boanga General Hospital Training Sc-

Clerk hool

R.N. for Nurses—Miss Socorro Sirilan,

Nurses & Sanitary Inspectors Pharmacist—Miss Trinidad Fernandez,

Chief Nurse R.N.

Sanitary Inspector—Caspar Intern—Dr.R.N.

Aberrilla, Domiciano Barrios, m.d.

Asst. Chief Sanitary Inspector—Emiliano

CastilloInspector—Miss Pilar San Juan

Sanitary Constabulary Officers

Nurses—Mrs. Severa Fabian, r.n., Pilar

Mrs. Headquarters

Sauda Jamaldin, r.n., Mrs. District of Mindanao

Santiago, r.n., Severino

r.n. and Jose L. Manzon, r.n. Casunpang,

Asst. Sanitary Bureau of Customs

Antonio Capuy,Inspectors—Holmo

Jose Vasquez, IsidoreAkil, Collector—Marcelo Mendoza

Enriquez, Isidro Nunez,

Gonzalez, Benigno Vicente, Felix Ricardo

Toledo, Aurelio Alfaro, Silvestre Bureau of Lands

Acuna, Special Agent—Faustino

Gregorio Cruz and Eduardo Bautista Reyes

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Importers Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East (China, Japan, Malaya,

Exporters,

Calle Madrid;General Merchants

P.O. Box—199;14; Borneo, Siam, The Philippines,

Cable(Cal.),

Teleph. 73;

Ad: Atanga. Indo-China, Netherlands Indies,Korea,

etc.).

cisco Manila, Offices

Cagayanat deS. Fran-

Sulu, Published

Daily Press, Annually by

Ltd.—Marina the Hongkong

House, 15-19,

The Philippines Queen’s Road Central, Hongkong

N. C.general

McClelland,

managervice-president

(Manila) & Agents for the Philippines.

K. A. Strohm, acting manager Hanson,

Chaco Orth & Stevenson,

Building, Manila, Inc.,

The

Barrios

Exporters—Teleph. 13; P.O. Box 60

Agents: Dollar Co., The Robert, Ship-owners

Compania Maritima and Operators, Lumber—2, Guardia

Nacional; Cable Ad: Dollar

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The Agents M. P. Beilemans, agent

—Teleph. 17; Cable Ad : Banco :

Carlos Dominguez, manager Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co.

Dollar Steamship Lines

Basilan American Mail Line

Sawn Lumber

Lumber Co.,LogsInc.,

— HeadDealersOffice:in Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.

Zamboanga.

Maluso Bay; CableMill: Ad:

PortBasilumber;

Holland, Johnston, Jos. S., Manufacturer of

Codes: Bentley’s &president

H. Spruengti, Acme & general bers, Philippine

Pilings,Hard

etc.and Soft Woods, Tim-

Operator

manager Lumber Yards, Towboats,of Sawmills,

Barges,

 ZAMBOANGA D81

Coconut Plantations, Contractor, Ste- Philippine Desiccated Coconut Cor-

vedore

boanga, and General Merchant—Zam- poration—Zamboanga,

CableSales

Ad: Phildesco. Mindanao, P. I.;

Johnston, Mindanao,

ZamboangaP. I. ; Cable Ad : Bay. Office: 527, 5thMillAvenue,

at Caldera

New

Johnston Trading Co., proprietors York

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc., Importers and Spirig & Co., John, Import of Tex-

Exporters—Cable Ad: Kuenzle; Codes: tilesJohn& Spirig,

Sundries—P.O. Box 195

manager

Bentley’s & Acme John W. Spirig, treasurer

H. Spruengli, agent P. Esperat, travelling salesman

S. Meili

Nestle

Co.—P.O. Box 89; Cable Ad: Nestanglo Merchants, Import Office:

sion Agents—Cent. & Export, Commis-

Zamboanga;

Branches: Jolo, Davao and

Overseas Club of Zamboanga — 16, leph. 56; P.O. Box 207; Cable Ad: Jurika Cotabato; Te-

Calle Madrid; Teleph. 65

Pacific Vegetable Oil Corporation—Teleph

Madrid; Commercial

Teleph. 14; P.O.Co.Box

—16,

189 Calle 101; P.O. Box 14; Cable Ad: Cocopalm

Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing; Teleph. 81; Zamboanga Chamber of Commerce —

Broad Building

P.O. Box 136; Cable Ad: Plaza; Codes:

Bentley’s, Western Union & A. B. C. Zamboanga Club, Inc.—16, Calle Madrid;

theA. Edition

M. Bayot, proprietor & manager Teleph. 20; P.O. Box 95

PlazaA. M.

Hotel

Bayot,Garage — & manager Zamboanga Country Club —

proprietor F. L. Zimmerman, president

 SCALES OF COMMISSIONS AND BROKERAGES

SHANGHAI GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Adopted cd the Annual General Meeting held February 26, 1906.

COMMISSIONS

Purchasing

Do. Tea, Raw Silk, Opium,

dp.Goods and Produce and

do. Cotton if...as return for Goods..i sold. 21 per cent.

Do. all

Do. Ships other

and Real Estate ,

Guaranteeing

Inspecting Sales

Silk, Tea, ororRemittances,

other Goods when

and required

Produce 2*2*

Do. Stocks,andShares,

Do. Real Debentures, and other good Securities ...

Do. Tea,Ships

Selling allRawotherSilk,Goods Estate

and and

Opium, ProduceCotton

2j21

21

Do.

Drawing, Native

indorsing, Bank

or orders

negotiating received

Bills ofin payment

Exchange, for

on Goods

approved ... Bills secured

by Credits

Remitting or Documents 01

Paying

Do. andthereceiving

Ships

Proceeds Money

Disbursements

of Bullion or Billsaccount

in current of Exchange

.

Collecting

Obtaining Inward Freight

FreightClearing ...

and collecting

Entering and/or

Disbursements, etc., 2^ ...cent. same

per

Freight, including Brokerage

j Tls. 50

On chartersandandpayment

Settlement sales effected

of Marine ... Insuranceand/or

Entering ... Clearing

Claims...

5 per cent,

On

On the

the amount paid

amount paid forfor Total

AverageLosses Claims... ... ... ... ... ... ... 21r per cent.

Prosecuting

on amount or Defending,

claimed successfully.

... ... Claims, ...either...claimed

... on amount at Law... or by... Arbitration,

... ...25 j

Prosecuting

Proving or Defending,

Claims, collecting unsuccessfully,

and remitting Dividends, on amount proved

Managing

TranshippingEstates

and and Collecting

Forwarding Rents

Jewellery and Bullion... ... ... ... ... 52£Oj

Landingcargo

Selling or Transhipping

exor Ships put Cargo

intoOpium

port Damaged 1

Transhipping

Goods withdrawn Forwarding

or re-shipped ... ... ...... ...... ...... ......... •••...... ...half

... Tls. 52commission

per chest.

Granting

Interest Letters

on cashrates of Credit

advances ... ••• ••• 81 percent.

»

The foregoing

otherwise stated.to be exclusive of Shroffage, 1 per mil., and Brokerage, when paid unless

BROKERAGES

Brokerage 0| per cent, from seller

Do. on selling

Ship Brokerage

Bills andProduce,

Bullion

for negotiatingMetals, and General

and completing Merchandize ^

Charters

Do. obtainingandFreight

Brokerage ...

Do. on Charters

Sales of Coal sales effected from seller

(( from seller

Do. Shares, Stock, Debentures and Public Securities and buyer

* Brokerage to be paid only on Goods actually delivered.

ClassiflecL List of Agents, Merchants

and Jdannfactarers in this

territory, also a List of Cable

Addresses, will be fonnd at the

End of the Directory. Classified

List of Ear Eastern Engineer ing

Firms follows Mong Eong.

BORNEO

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 BORNEO

This island is one of the largest in the world. It extends from about 7

deg. N. to 4 deg. S. latitude, and from 109 deg. to 118° E. longitude. Its length

is about 850 miles, its greatest breadth 600 miles, and its average breadth is

estimated at 350 miles. Its vast interior consists of heavy forests, which teem

with animal life, but are sparsely populated by man. The soil is fertile, and

in some parts near the coast the land is marshy. It was discovered by the

Portuguese in 1526, and they, as well as the Spaniards, Dutch, and English,

formed settlements on different parts of the coast but none of these was long

maintained. The Dutch claim sovereignty over the greater part of the south

and west of the island, along the coast of which they maintain establishments;

the territories of the British North Borneo Company, the Bajah of Sarawak

and the Sultanate of Brunei (now administered by the British Governinent)

extend over and along the north and north-eastern coast. The Native States

are insignificant and in a backward condition. The total population of Borneo

is roughly estimated at 3,000,000. The productions are many and varied, and

the mineral resources believed to be great. The Chinese, who have been settled

in most Bornean towns for generations, conduct most of the trading operations.

The country generally is in an undeveloped condition. The natives comprise

Malays, Dayaks and other races of a kindred type. A British Protectorate

exists over Sarawak and the territory of the British North Borneo Company.

SARAWAK

The area of Sarawak is about 50,000 square miles. The coast line is about

500 miles and many rivers are navigable. The government of part of the pre-

sent territory was obtained in 1842 by Sir James Brooke from the Sultan of

Brunei. Various accessions were made between 1861 and 1905. Under an agree-

ment of 1888 Sarawak is recognised as an independent State under the protec-

tion of Great Britain. The present Rajah, H. H. Sir Charles Vyner Brooke,

g.c.m.g. (born on September 26, 1874) succeeded his father, H. H. Sir Charles

Johnson

the Tuan Brooke,

Muda) g.c.m.g.

(born oninAugust

1917. 8,Heir1876).presumptive, Bertram Brooke (H. H.

The population is estimated at about 490,585 Malays, Dayaks, Melanaus,

Kayans, Kenyahs, Muruts and other minor tribes, with Chinese and other

settlers. The chief towns are the capital, Kuching, about 23 miles inland, on

the Sarawak River, Sibu, 60 miles up the Rejang River, which is navigable by

large

Kuchingsteamers and Miri,

are Church the headquarters

of England and Catholic of the Sarawak

mission with Oilfields,

schools. Ltd. At

The revenue is derived chiefly from Customs, the Government opium mono-

poly, gambling, arrack and pawn farms, royalty on oil, land revenue, timber

royalty, exemption tax payable by Malays, and from Dayak and Kayan revenue.

The revenue in 1939 was $4,762,532; expenditure, $4,200,269. Public debt, nil.

Coal and

Miri existsBakong

in large quantities.

in the A considerable oil field is being developed at

Baram district.

chief imports in 1939 included (in thousand$26,173,420;

Foreign trade in 1939 was: imports, exports,

dollars) crude $34,379,748.

oil 6,524; The

rice, 2,384;

iron, steel and manuacturers, 2,494; tobacco, 1,565; cloth and

machinery, 688; sugar, 854; kerosene, 515; exports: plantation rubber, 15,384; cotton, 1,104;

liquid fuel, 5,644; gold, 1,141; benzine, 3,871; sago flour, 1,572; kerosene, 1,189;

solar oil, nil; white pepper, 693. The trade is mostly with Singapore.

1)84 SARAWAK

Shipping

constabulary entered in the foreign

1,000trade inprincipally

1939 wasDayaks974,543andtons.Malays,

There is a

British army consisting of aboutKuching

officers. Round men,

are about 45 miles of roads, besides under

bridle

paths. There are 34 post offices.

The Government

upperalsoSarawak offices have a telephone system extending over Kuching and

are wireless and thereatisKuching,

stations communication by Lundu,

Miri, Sibu, wirelessMukah,

with Singapore,

Simanggang, etc.Bintulu

There

;

Sarikei, Meluan, Kapit, Limbang, Baram, Saratok, isMatu, Balingian,

8,700 miles.Tatau,

The Lawas,

isSelalang

about 25andto Kanowit. The distance

30 days. Telegrams are from

sent byLondon wireless about

from Singapore. transit

The rainfall during 1939inintheKuching

middlewasofThethe163.12 inches,90.27

at Bau, in and

the south-west,

in88.93theinches, at Sibu,

extreme roughly

north-east, 89.22 inches. country,

greatest fall ininches at Trusan,

any one month was

regtistered in January 1939 at Sungei Bawang, where 61.15 inches fell.

England There is a Special

whose Pilgrim Commissioner

offices areOfficer

at Millbank House, Westminster, London, S. W. 1. There inis

for Sarawak as well as a Government Agent

also a Sarawak at Jeddah.

Sarawak and Straits Settlements currency: 1 dollar = 2s. 4d.

DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT

Rajah of Sarawak

Rajah—His Highness Sir Charles Vyner Brooke, g.c.m.g.

Tuan Muda—His Highness Bertram Willes Brooke (Special

Commissioner for Sarawak in England)

Supreme Council

President—H.H. The Rajah ThePatinggi

Hon. Abang Haji Abdillah, Datu

H.H. The Tuan Muda Inche

TheJ. B.Hon. The Chief Secretary—

Archer AbangMohamed

Suleiman,Zin,

DatuDatu

AmarMentri

Council Negri or General Council

President—His Highness The Rajah Resident, 4th Division — The Hon. Mr.

R. L. Daubeny

His Highness The Tuan Muda

Chief Secretary—The Hon.Mr. J.B. Archer Resident, 5th Division — The Hon. Mr.

Under

Gros Secretary—The

Clark Hon. Mr. C. D. Le TheF. Hon.

H. Pollard

Mr. Abang Haji Abdillah, Datu

Resident, 1st Division — The Hon. Mr. Patinggi

J. G. Anderson The Hon. Mr. Inche Mohamed Zin, Datu

Resident, 2nd Division — The Hon. Mr. TheMentri

H. E. Cutfield Hon. Mr. Abang Suleiman, Datu

Resident, Amar

3rd Division — The Hon. Mr. Senior

R. G. Aikman Native Officers

Secretariat

The Hon. The Chief Secretary—J. B. Archer | Under Secretary — C. D. Le Gros Clark

 SARAWAK D85

RESIDENCIES

First Division or Sarawak Proper Divisional T. A. ReidEngineer, 3rd Division, Sibu—

Resident,

Hon. Mr.1stA. Macperson

Division, Kuching — The Clerk ofSupt.

Works,

Travelling District Officer, 1st Division, Officer SibuSibu—Sim KengSector

Constabulary Boh &

Kuching—S. G. Hansom Deputy

Sibu—D. Supt. of Prisons 3rd Division,

Native

AbangOfficer - in - Charge, Kuching — Asst.

Haji Abdulrahim MedicalY.Officer,

Murphy3rd Division, Sibu—

District Officer, Bau (Upper Sarawak) — House Dr. Ong Kim Tin

J. C. H. Barcroft Surgeon, Sibu—T.

Officer,Attenborough

Native

ZamhariOfficer-in-Charge, Serian—Abang Divisional

Sibu—D. Forest

B. Stewart 3rd Division,

Asst.

Supply Officer, Sibu—S. H. K. P.Cox

Forest Officer, Sibu—H. Buxton

Second Division Agricultural Field Officer, 3rd Division,

Hon. Resident, Sibu—Dr. H. J. Spencer

2nd Division, Simang- Rubber Regulation Officer, Sibu—I. C.

gang—H. E. Cutfield

District Officer, Simanggang—L. K. Morse Hennessy

District Officer, Saribas—A. F. R. Griffin Rubber

Moscrop

Regulation Officer, Sarikei—L. P.

District Officer, Kalaka—F. A. Moore Rubber Regulation Officer, Kanowit—H.

District

ArundellOfficer, Lubok Anttr—G. R. H. Corrie

Settlement

Supervising Officer, Sarikei—N. Mace

Third Division Reeves Surveyor, Sarikei — B. A.

Resident,

Mr. R. G.3rdAikman

Division, Sibu — The Hon. Fourth Division

District Officer, Sibu—J. C. B. Fisher Resident, 4th Division, Miri — R. L.

Cadet

DistrictOfficer, Sibu—F. B. K. Drake Daubeny

Officer, Lower Rejang, Sarikei— District Officer, Miri—J. R. Outram

J. O.Officer,

Cadet Gilbert Asst. Secretary for Defence, Miri — D. R.

Richards Lower Rejang — A. J. N. Officer Lascelles

District Officer, Kanowit—D. C. White

District Officer, Kapit—A. R. Snelus Miri -&inSupt.

- Charge, Posts & &Telegraphs,

of Customs Shipping,

Cadet Officer, Kapit—W. G. Morison 4th

OfficerDivision—A.

Supt. L. McLaine

Constabulary, Sector, Miri—u

District Officer, Mukah—H. E. H. Elam J. S. Wink

Officer-in-Charge,

Divisional Oya—F. H. Wright Divisional Land Officer, 4th Division—

master, 3rdTreasurer & Divisional

Division—F. L. ManselPost- Divisional

G. A. Farrelly

Supt. of Customs &, Shipping, 3rd Divi- T. E. Walter Officer, 4th Division—

Forest

sion, Sibu—W. Lowry District Officer,

Asst.

C. B.Supt. of Lands

Murray Officer,Baram—D.

Bintulu —C.W.Hudden

P. N- L.

Ditmas

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs Dairy Farm Government

& Labour Protectorate Manager—T. M. A. Pillai

Secretary for Chinese Affairs & Audit Department

Protector of Labour—E. M. Selous Auditor—A. G. Taylor* c.a.

(Acting)

Agricultural Department Birthsof& Births

Registrar Deaths

c Deaths — J. H.

Director—C. L. Newman Bowyer, m.b., ch. b., d.p.h. (Dublin)

H. A. O.— G. St. F. Dare Coroner—G. F. J. Pegler (Kuching)

A. F. O.—H. J. Spencer

Agricultural Assistants - Ong Kee Hui, Brooke Dockyard & Engineering

WilliamSiang

Crocker, Ong Chin

ChoonGee,

Jin Song

Thian and Chan Manager—S.Works—Kuching

Harrop

D86 SAKAWAK

Sarawak Constabulary Land

Acting Commissioner—W. H. Kelley Supt.—W. Harnack

Deputy Commissioner—D. V. Murphy Surveyors & Land Officers — R. N.

Asst. Commissioner—R.

Wink, W. Phillips and W. A. H.Large, J. S. L.Baron,

Mustapha N. Mace, D. L.T. E.Leach, J.

F. Noakes,

R. K. G.Kitto,

A. Farrelly,

C. S. Sergei, Parker,.

C. B.

Courts Murray, B. A. Reeves and J. G.

Supreme Court, KucMng McClelland

Judicial

Lewis Commissioner—H. Thackwell

Registrar—K. H. Digby (Acting) Municipal Department

Resident’s Court, Kuching Municipal Commissioner—J. P. Baird

Magistrate—A. Macpherson Posts & Telegraphs Department

District Court, Kuching Postmaster-General—W.

Magistrate—Abang Haji Abdul Rahim

Police Court, Kuching Assistant—F. Harding G. Tait

Magistrate—Abang Haji Abdul Rahim Supervisor—C.

Div. PostmasterS.(Miri)

Were—A.(Kuching)

L. McLaine

Malay Magistrates Div. Postmaster (Sibu)—F. L. Mansel

Datu Patinggi—Abang

Datu Mentri—Inche Mohd. Zin Haji Abdillah

Datu Amar—Abang Sulieman Printing Office, Government

Supt.—R.

Asst. W. Chater

Supt.—W. J. Chater

Conservalor Forest

of Department

Forests—T. Corson, b.sc. Sarawak Gazette & Sarawak

(For.)

Divisional Forest Officers—D. R. Stewart, Editor—B. Pitt HardacreGazette

Government

b.sc. (For.) and T. E. Walter, b.sc. (For.)

Asst. ForestandOfficers—D.

Wright Carroll, F. J.

H. P. Buxton Public Works Department

Medical Department Cable Ad: Works; Code: Bentley’s

Principal Medical Officer—J. Director—R. E. Edwards, M. c.

H. Bowyer, Executive Engineer—C.

m.b., ch.b., d.p.h.General

(Dublin.) A.M.LC.E. F. Birt, B. Sc.,.

Medical Officers, Hospital—M. L. Asst. Executive Engineers—T. A. Reidv

Bynoe,

m.b,, b.s.m.r.c.s.

( Lond.)(Eng.), l.r.c.p. (Lond.). M.

Lady Medical Officer

Supt, Govt.

Elizabeth Le Sueur, m.b., b.ch., b.a.o. P. W. D.-J. E. B. Parsons Stores & Office Assistant^

(Nat. Univ. of Ireland), d.p.h., d.t.m. & h.

(Eng.), General

Matron, R.C.P.S. (Eng.)

Hospital—Miss V.M.H. Registrar, Registration Department

Patterson Supreme Court & Official

Asst. Medical Officers, General Hospital Assignee

—V. Thambipillai, l.m.s. (Singapore), Legal Adviser—K. H. Digby (Acting)

Ong Kim Tin, l.m.s. (Singapore)

Asst. Medical Officer, 3rd Division—

Abdul Samat bin Haji Pagak, l.m.s. Shipping Shipping Department

Master—A. W.G. Gibson

(Singapore) Supt. of Shipping (Miri)—A. L. MacLaine

Health Department Supt. of Shipping

Surveyor (Sibu)—W.

of Ships—A. W. G. Lowry

Gibson

Chief

ch.b.,Health

D.P.H. Officer—J.

(Dublin) H. Bowey, m.b.

Asst. Health Officer — Elizabeth Le

Sueur, m.b., b.ch., b.a.o. (Nat. Univ. of Kuching, Stores Department, Government

Ireland), d.p.h., d.t.m. & h. (Eng.), R.c.P.s. Kuching,Sarawak;

(Eng.)

Cable Bentley’s

Sarawak; Code: Ad: Stores,

Asst. Chief Storekeeper—L. K. L. Chan

AbdulHealth

Samat Officer,

bin Haji3rdPagak, Division—

l.m.s. Trade & Customs

(Singapore)

Supt.,

ActingLeper

Chief Camp—C.

Sanitary Mason Commissioner—L. D. Kennedy

Inspector -Lee Supt.,

Swee Hock 1st Division—G.

Asst. Supt., A. C.A.Field

1st Division—J. G. Benson.

 SARAWAK D87

Supt., 3rd Division—W. Lowry Financial Department

Supt., 4th & 5th Divisions—A. L. McLaine Treasurer of Sarawak—B. A. Trechman

Deputy Asst. Supt. (Kuching)—E. Pawle Asst. Treasurers—A. L. McLaine, F. L.

Chief Clerks—Thang Ek Long and Chai Joon Mansel, C. E. Gascoigne, c.a. and L.

Ah Jap Luke

London: Sarawak Government Offices

Millbank House, Westminster, S.W. 1.

Government Agent in England—H. D. Aplin

Singapore—Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.

Jeddah—John Allan Smith (Sarawak Pilgrim Officer)

Borneo Co., Ltd., The (Incorporated in St.Rev.

Peter’s Church—Saratok

L. Angking

England),

Agents Shipping

— Kuching, Sibu Christ Church—Lundu

& Miri, Kuala Belait, also in Malaya and Rev. Hope Hugh

Thailand; Cable Ad: Borneo.

Office: 143-149, Fenchurch Street, Lon- Head St.Rev.

Columba’s

B. MercerChurch—Miri

don,T. C.E.C.Martine,

3. manager Rev. Lira Siong Teck

St.Master—Rev.

Thomas’ BoysMaxwell

School—Kuching

Saint

P. N.C. A.V. Lucas

Cobbold, signs per pro. St.Mistresses

Mary’s Girls School

K. Cragill | C. L. Miles — Misses E. S. Andrews,

R. S. Sagar I F. E. Spooner M. Burgin and K. Houghten

C. B. Horn | A. P. Merrels

Chartered Roman Catholic Mission —

& China Bank of India,inAustralia

(Incorporated England Right

pref. Rev.

apost.Mgr. A. Hopfgartner,

by Royal Charter

Kernel, Kuching. Head 1853)—Cable

Office: Ad:

38,

Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 St. Mary’s Mission School for Girls—

A. K.D. C.Trail, agent

Gillett, Miss E. S. Andrews

Tan Soon Tye,sub-accountant

cashier Miss M. Burgin

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS St. Thomas’ School—Kuching

Warden—Rt. Rev.

Principal—Rev. A. J.TheM. Bishop

Saint, m.a.

Ecclesiastical—

Bishop of Labuan Kuching

and Sarawak—

Rt. Rev. Francis S. Hollis (Resid- ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS

ence: Bishop’s House,

Archdeacon of Sarawak—(Vacant)Kuching)

Diocesan Reg.—K. Choo Seng (Kuch- Kuching Badminton Association—Ku-

ing) ching

Patron—His Highness The Rajah

Missionaries

Cathedral (S.P.G.):

Church of St. Thomas- President—J. W. PirnJ. Chater, W.

Kuching Vice-Presidents—W.

Rev. Jas Paisley Phillips, Chiang

Mohamad bin Mohd.AhNorYew and

Rev. Lim Yong Chua Hon. Secretary—Chia Bok Gee

St.Rev.

James’s Church—Quop

P. H.Church—Ta-i

H. Howes Hon. Asst. Secretary — Lim Boo

St. John’s Chiang

Rev. Si Migeat Hon.

Hon. Treasurer—Sim

Auditor SengAhTeckShin

— L. Gwee

St Luke’s Church—Simanggang Hon. Supt.— Chua Teck Hee

Rev. A.M. W. Stonton, b.sc.

Rev.

Ht.Rev.

Augustine’s

Nanang

Church—Betong , Committee—Stephen Harry, Hon

Hon. Asst. Supt.—Matthew Ong

J. Sparrow (On furlough) Pho

KhiokLim,

Hean,William

HassanChew, Chan

bin Manan

Rev. Barnabas

Rev. M. SenangJamban Johari and Kho Chung Muk

 SARAWAK

Kuching Football Association — Estate Agents — Kuching, Sarawak :

Kuching

President—D. MacDonald Teleph. 24; P.O. Box 70; Cable Ad:

Hon. Secretary—Tan Kui Choon Agency;

London Codes Agents: : Bentley's and Private.

Hon. Treasurer—W. J. Chater (London), Ltd. Alexander Young

E. W. H. Jacques, managing director

Sabawak Chinese Football Asso- Sub - Agencies :

ciation—Kuching

Patron — Wee Kheng Chiang Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.

President—Wong Cheong Way Distributors :

Vice-President—Law Ah Yam Paxamo

fumery &Manufacturing

Cosmetics Co. — Per-

Hon. Secretary—Tan Kui Choon Fraser

Deputy

Shoon Secretary—Chan Weng Waters Neave, Ltd. — Aerated

&

Captain—Chan Weng Sheng Connell

Paxamo Bros. Co., Ltd.—Pabst

Manufacturing Co, —BeerPer-

Vice-Captain—Eng Jaw Joo fumery

Sarawak Club—Kuching Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd.—

Chairman—R. E. Edwards Rotoscythes Mowers

Hon. Secretary—T. C. Martine Decca Gramophone Co,,etc. Ltd.—

Gramophones,

Hon. Treasurer—W. J. Chater Ellams DuplicatorRecords,

Co., Ltd.—Dup-

Sarawak Turf Club—Kuching licators, Office Equipment

Patron—H. H. The Rajah of T. “Civic”

Land &Pewter Son (Sheffield), Ltd.—

Sarawak, k.c.m.cl Clayton, Mayers Co., Ltd. — High

President—H.

of Sarawak H. The Tuan Muda AgentQuality Glassware

Vice-President—H. H. The Rajah for Screen Advertisement-.

Muda of Sarawak The Sylvia Cinema, Kuching

Committee

Patinggi, J.& Stewards—The

B. Archer, Tan Datu

Sum

Guan, T. C. Martine, H. E. Cut- Kuching Drug Store, Wholesale and

field, B. J. C. Spurway, Wee Retail Druggists, General Importers

J.Kheng

C. H.Chiang,

Barcroft,Chan Qui Chong,

D. MacDonald and Manufacturers’

Sarawak, Borneo ; Agents

Cable —AdKuching,

: Drug ;

and F. A. Moore

Secretaries & Treasurers — The Code: A.B.C. 5th Edition

Borneo Co., Ltd. Dr.F.R.S.A.,

A. F. Law, m.b., f.r.m.s.,

M.R.I.P.H., M.R.S.I., f.r.e.s.,

M.S.C.I.,

Sarawak Union Club—Kuching f.f.sc.d., m.t , managing proprietor

President—The Bishop of Labuau

and Sarawak Vicar of Kuch- Law, Dr. A. F^ m.b., d.m.t., d.s.t. (Chicago,

Vice-President—The U.S.A),M.R.I.P.H.,

F.F.SC., F.C.I., F.R.M.S.,

M.R.S.I.,F.R.E.S.,

M.8.C.I. F.R.S.A.,

(Eng.),—

ing Licentiate Medical Practitioner

Hon. Secretary—Kong Yu Siung Kuching

Hon. Treasurer—Goh Kheng Ley

St. Michael’s Catholic Club—Kuching Sarawak Chinese Banking Co., Ltd.—

President — The Right Rev. Mgr. Kuching

Hopfgartnen

Hon. Secretary—Rev. T. Delaney

Hon. Asst. Secretary—Polycarp Sarawak Electricity

(Incorporated Supply Co., Ltd.

in Sarawak)—Cable Ad :

Sim

Hon. Treasurer—L. K. L. Chan Sesco

Hon. Auditor—A. General Managers—UnitedEngineers,

Committee — Tan P.Soon

Merrells

Tye, C. S. Ltd., Singapore

Manager & Secretary — C. Corbin,

Were,

Sim Lucas Tan and Polycarp A.M.I.E.E.

Asst.

ResidentEngineer — A. Sibu

Engineer, W. —W.

AndersonF.

Phillips

Kuching Agency, Ltd., The (Incorporated Sarawak Museum— Kuching

in Sarawak), General Merchants, E. Banks, curator

Licensed Auctioneers, Insurance and

 SARAWAK—BRITISH NORTH BORNEO D89

Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. (Incorporated Export and Produce

in Sarawak)—Registered Office: Miri, ping and Insurance Agents—Kuching Merchants, Ship-

Sarawak; Postal Ad: Miri, via Singa- and Sibu

Sore;

entley’sCable(with

Ad: Oil

Saroilco, Miri; Codes:

Supplement) H. O. Baker, manager

London Agents—The Anglo-Saxon (ForCo.,Fuller Details See Sime, Darby &

Ltd., Singapore and Malacca)

Petroleum Co., Ltd., St. Helen’s

Court, Leadenhall St., London,

KC. 3. Agents—The Asiatic Petro- Tansurance Sum Guan & Son, Merchants, In-

Singapore and Manufacturers’ Agents and

leum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Dealers

and 63, inEweIceHai& St

Cold; Teleph.

Storage—61

250;

L.B. A.B. Toone, general manager

Parry, asst, general manager Cable Ad: Tansumguan; Codes:

B. L. Peacock, secretary & accountant A.B.C. 5th Edition Bentley’s, Acme &

Private

Sarawak

porated Steamship

in Sarawak)—32 Co., and

Ltd.33,(Incor-

Khoo Tan Sum Guan, partner

Hun Yeang Street, Kuching; Cable Ad: Tan Kui Choon, do.

Steamship, Kuching; Codes: A.B.C. 5th Wang Siew Liang, chief clerk

Edition, Scott’s 10th Edition and Tan Geok Chui, asst, clerk

Bentley’s, Complete and 2nd Phrase Ong Chin Yeang, do.

K. N. Black, managing director Lim Phuan Kay, salesman

Straits S. S. Co., Ltd., Singapore agents M. Suhai, asst, salesman

Sime, Darby & Co-, Ltd. (Incorporated in Vamco Timber Co.—Lawas, Sarawak:

Borneo; andCableAcmeAd: Vamco; Codes

S.S.), Plantation, Rubber and Tin Mine Bentley’s

Agents and Valuers, General Import,

BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

This territory, formerly known as Sabah, situated at the northern end of

the island of Borneo, has a coast line of about 800 miles. The population is

made up of Malays, Bajaus, DusunS, Sulus and Muruts, and at the census in

1931 numbered 270,223, which includes about 47,799 Chinese. The chief geogra-

phical feature in the territory is the mountain of Kinabalu, about 13,455 feet

high. The principal river on the West coast is the Padas. On the East Coast

there are the Kinabatangan, Labuk, Sugut, Segama, and many other valuable

rivers. The best harbours are those of Jesselton on the West Coast Kudat on

the North, Sandakan and Cowie Harbours on the East Coast, the two last-

named being very spacious and possessing great potentialities.

The climate is particularly pleasant for the tropics; the days are rarely

very hot, while a blanket is often required at night; and little inconvenience

is experienced from insect pests, such as mosquitoes and the like. Hurricanes,

earthquakes, and other natural disturbances are almost unknown. The seas are

teeming with fish, and there is a large export trade in canned dried and salted

fish. Trade with Singapore, Hongkong and the Philippines is well established.

A weekly steamship service is maintained between North Borneo ports and

Singapore by the Straits Steamship Company, and steamers run regularly to

Hongkong and the Philippines. A weekly service to the East Coast ports is

maintained by the Sabah Steamship Company. There is a fortnightly service

to Tawau from Netherlands Indies ports by the K.P.M. Line. The Nanyo

Kaiun Kabusiki Kaisya run a monthly service between Java, Tawau, Sanda-

kan and Japan. There are in all four lines of steamships maintaining com-

munication with North Borneo. Most of the trade supplies are obtained from

and through Singapore; and with Hongkong there is a brisk and increasing

trade in timber. Amongst the zoological productions of North Borneo are to

D90 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO

be noted elephants, rhinoceros, deer of three kinds, wild cattle, proboscis mon-

key, orang-utan, pig, bears, pythons and crocodiles. Of game birds there are a

few wild duck, many varieties of wild pigeon, doves, snipe and quail.

Sandakan, the capital, has a magnificent harbour and is the chief place of

trade. Jesselton, on the West Coast, is developing, and several of the Govern-

ment Departments are located there. It is also one of the termini of the

State Railway. The imports include cloth, rice, hardware, manufactured goods

of all kinds, Chinese tobacco, Chinese coarse crockery, matches, machinery,

biscuits, oil, sugar, etc. The chief exports are rubber, copra, timber, dried

and

mer,saltsharks’

fish, native tobacco,Crystalline

fins, Borneo rattans, hemp, edible tortoise-shell,

camphor birds’-nests, seed pearls,and

beeswax, becheother

de

natural products, which are brought in from the interior, the neighbouring

Sulu Archipelago, etc.

Revenue in North Borneo amounted to £408,947 in 1939 as compared with

£379,101 in 1938. Expenditure in North Borneo was £257,285 in 1939 (including

£33,216 for depreciation, railway renewals, contingencies, etc.), as compared

with £247,288 in 1938.

Timber and Rubber are now the largest industries in the country, having

displaced tobacco from the premier place; and coconut cultivation is

one of the features of the country, in which there are large areas still to be

exploited.

in considerableCutch,quantities.

which is There

extracted

are from mangrove

now many bark, operating

companies is being exported

in North

Borneo, the majority The

rubber cultivation. beingpopulation

engaged inofrubber growing.

the town 131,380 acres

of Sandakan, are under

the capital of

the territory, according to the 1931 census, was 13,286 (as compared with 11,936

in 1921), composed of Europeans 111, Chinese 11,030, Javanese 562, Indians 193,

Japanese 39, Malays 176, Philippine Islanders 248, natives of Borneo 1,356 and

others 111. The North Borneo State Railway has a total mileage of 127 miles.

The main line runs for 56 miles through flat country to Beaufort. From Beau-

fort to Tenom it runs through 30 miles of the Padas Gorge, noted for its beau-

tiful scenery; and thence on through undulating country to Melalap, the pre-

sent terminus. A branch line runs from Beaufort to the small port of Weston,

a distance of about 20 miles. The railway is playing an important part in

the development of the West Coast. Already there are 14 large rubber estates

and numerous small holdings served by it, whilst the acreage under paid, sago

and coconuts is steadily increasing. Sandakan is distant about 1,000 miles from

Singapore, 1,200 miles from Hongkong, and 660 miles from Manila. It became

connected telegraphically with Labuan on the 7th May, 1897, and was thus

placed in communication with Europe, etc. There are now nine wireless in-

stallations in the country—at Jesselton, Sandakan, Kudat, Tawau and Lahad

Datu. The State Bank of North Borneo was established in 1921 with its head

office at Sandakan and an agency at Jesselton. A lighthouse has been establi-

shed at Batu Tinagat. near Tawau, and at Tanjong Trang, near Tambisan

Island, on the East Cosst. Unattended lights have been placed on Tanganac

Island, near Sandakan, Kalampunian Island, North Point, Kudat, and Arm-

strong Reef, near Lahad Datu.

The territory of North Borneo was acquired from the Sultans of Brunei

and Sulu by Cession for small annual payments in 1877, and the British North

Borneo Company was incorporated by Royal Charter on the 1st November, 1881.

The area of the territory is about 29,347 square miles, and the population, as

ascertained by the census of 1931, was 270,223, as compared with 257,804 in 1921.

This total included 340 Europeans, 205,218 natives of Borneo, 47,799 Chinese,

and 11,494 natives of the Malay Archipelago. The Company’s authorised capi-

tal is £2,000,000. A dividend of 3j per cent was declared for 1916, 4 per cent

for 1917, 4^ per cent for 1918, 5 per cent for 1919, 3 per cent for 1920, 3 per

cent for 1921, 3| per cent for 1922, 2f per cent for 1923, 1J per cent for 1928, 2

per cent for 1936 and 4 per cent for 1937,1938 and 1939. In May, 1888, a British

Protectorate was established.

 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SANDAKAN D91

The following officers have administered the Government of the Territory since

its acquisition by the Company:

Governors of North Borneo

1881 W. H. Treacher, c.m.g. 1930 A.D. F.J. Richards,

1934 C.M.G. o.b.e.

Jardine, c.m.g.,

1888 C. V. Creagh, c.m.g.

1895 L. P. Beaufort 1937 C. R. Smith

1900

1901 Hugh Clifford, c.m.g.

1904 E.E. P.W. Gueritz

Birch, c.m.g. Officers Administering the Govern-

1911 ment, for Various Periods During

1912 J.F. Scott

R. Ellis,Mason

c.m.g.

the Y ears Stated :

1913 Theg.c.b.,

Rt. Hon. SirWest Ridgeway,

g.c.m.g., k.c.s.i. (Tem- 1887 W. M. Crocker

porary) 1907 Alex. Cook

1913 C. W. C. Parr 1910 A. C. Pearson, c.m.g.

1915 A. C. Pearson, c.m.g. 1912-26

1922 H. F. W. W. Fraser, c.b.e.

L. Bunbury

1922 Maj.-Gen. Sir William Rycroft,

K.C.B., K.C.M.G. 1930-34 E. W. Morrell c.b.e

1927-30 D. R. Maxwell,

1925 A. C. Pearson, C.M.G. 1934-37

1926 J. L. Humphreys, C.M.G., C.B.E. 1937 C.C. F.D.C.Martyn

Macaskie

DIRECTORY

British North Borneo (Chartered) Co.

(Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1st November, 1881)

Court of Directors— London

( Offices—Lloyds Bank (New) Building, Rickmansworth, Herts)

President — Major - General Sir C. Mallet

Neill Malcolm, K.c.B.,

Vice-President—Sir D.s.o.O.

Dougal Capt. A. G. Cowie

Malcolm, k.c.m.g. Sir Andrew McFadyean

Hon. Mountstuart W. Elphinstone I Legal Secretary—W. O. Pidgeon

G. E. B. Bromley-Martin Assistant—W. J. Worth

Agents: British North Borneo (Chartered) Co.

Australia

Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney— Gibbs, Bright & Co., Ltd.

China

Amoy—Tait & Co.

Foochow and Hong Kong— Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Tientsin—William Forbes & Co.

Ceylon

Colombo—J. M. Robertson

India

Bombay—The Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.

Calcutta—Gillanders, Arbuthnot

Madras—Best & Co., Ltd.

Straits Settlements

Singapore and Penang— Guthrie & Co., Ltd.

The Philippines

Manila, Cebu and Iloilo— Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

r>92 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SANDAKAN

Governor & Staff

Governor and Commander - in -Chief — Auditor—J.Audit Department

F. Penlington, a.c.a.

C. R. Smith Asst. Auditor—J. Lyon, a.c.a.

Private Secretary—(Vacant)

Government Secretary’s Office Constabulary

Govt. Commandant - Lt.-CoL W. C. Adams, m.c.

UnderSecretary—G.

Secretary—S. L.G. Gray

Hill (Acting) Officer-in-Charge of Armed Constabulary^

East Coast—Capt.

Administrative Officers Adjutant—Capt.

Acting Chief J. B.C.Officer,

Police

D. Round-Turner

Atkinson Sandakan—

Residents Lt. M. G. Edge

East Coast—R. A. Rutter Acting Chief. Police Officer,; Jesselton—

West Coast—R. F. Evans Charles Peter

District Officers

East Coast—W. F. Hill (Acting) Customs & Excise Department

Interior—G.

Beaufort—J. Robertson

F. G. Dingle(Acting)

(Acting) Commissioner of Customs & Excise—

Jesselton—(Vacant) A. J. B. Broodbank

Kudat—H. O. E. Sykes (Acting) Deputy

—B. LoAsst.Ah Fuh Commissioner of Customs

SandakanAsst. —J District

E. Longfield (Acting)

Officers

Kota Belud—W. K. C. Wookey

Mempakul—J. M. Smallfield (Acting) ConservatorForest Department

of Forests—H. G. Keith, b.sc.

Tambunan—(V acan t)

Tenom — G. R. Hedley (Acting) for., F.R.G.S.

Lahad Datu—R. S. Abbott Asst.

b.sc.Conservator of Forests—G.S. Brownr

for.Asst.(Edinburgh)

Cadets Deputy Conservator of Forests—

East

West Coast—L.

Coast—R.W.J. Jones

Brooks J. Agama

Timber Officer—M. Udarbe

Deputy Asst. District Officers District Forest Officers

Kinabatangan—B. S. Willie East Coast Forest Division

Kudat—Tsen

Labuk

Sugut—Thien Elopura Forest District (Sandakan)—F.

Jesselton—Hiew Sin Yong Melegrito

Pensiangan—T. C. Tambakau Lahad Datu Forest District (Lahad Datu)

—j. Valera

Tuaran—Nicholas Chin St.

Agricultural Department P. Orolfo Forest District (Tawau)

Lucia

Director of Agriculture — H. G. Keith, Sabah West Coast Forest Division

Forest District (Jesselton)—P. C.

B.SC. FOR., F.R.G.S. Clemente

District Agricultural Officer, West Coast Marudu Forest District (Kudat) — P.

—W. G. Higgins, c.d.a. (Edinburgh)

District Agriculture Assistants, East Castro (Acting)

Coast— King

Sandakan—H. Gaols Department

Tawau—Wong Inspector of Prisons — Lt.:Col. W. C.

(Lingnan) Laan Fuk, R.sc. agr. Supt., Adams, m.c.

District Agricultural Assistants, West Round-Turner Prison — Capt. C. D.

Sandakan

Coast—

Jesselton — J. A. Leano, b.agr. (Philipr Supt., Jesselton Prison — Capt. J. B.

Atkinson

pines) Ali bin Pendek

Beaufort—

Keningau—F.

pines) M. Calacala, b. agr. (Philip- Government Printing Office

Kudat — Kong Hui Nin, B.sc. agr. Supt. & Editor (B.N.B. Herald)—J. E.

(Lingnan) Longfield

Entomologist—Chan Kwai Shang, B.sc. Clerk-in-Charge—A. J. Pereira

AGR.Government

Supt. (Lingnan) Experiment Station— Harbour Department

D. V. Fermin, b sc. agr. Philippines Harbour Master—A. J. B. Broodban

Veterinary Officer--J. T. Medrana, d.v.m. Marine

GrahamSurveyor

(Philippines)

 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO—SANDAKAN D93

Judicial Department Posts & Telegraphs Department

President Postmaster-General & Supt.Fenton

of Tele-

Governorof the High Court—H.E. The Asst. graphsSupt.

& Wireless—G.

of Posts & C.Telegraphs—A.

High Court Judges Skene Smith, m.i.r.e. (Austr.)

H.Chief

E. The Governor, His Honour the

and G.Justice

L. GrayR.f A.Acting)

Rutter, R. F. Evans

Protector—D.

Protectorate

K. IngleE. Longfield

Sessions Court Judges Deputy Protector—J.

The Residents of East & West Coast Asst. Officer —U Sui Chuen

—G. L. Gray (Additional) and 1). K. Public Works Department

Ingle (Additional)

Registrar of High

Soong Chong Foh B.A., B.E.,Engineer,

Executive A.M.I.C.E. Sandakan—(Vacant)

Land Office Asst.

I. Tresham, B.sc.,Engineer,

Executive a.c.g.i. Sandakan—P.

Commissioner of Lands—J. S. Abemethy, Executive Engineer, Jesselton — H.

L.L.B.W.S. Bishop,Asst.

Deputy a.m.i.Executive

struct, e.,Engineer

m. Am. a.e.— M.

Medical Department Govindarajulu Mudaliar

Principal Medical Ofhcer—J. P. Taylor, State Bank of North Borneo

m.b., ch.m. (Sydney) Head Office: Agency:

Sandakan; Cable Ad:

District Surgeons—H.

(Glasgow) On leave)Wands, m.b,, oh.b. Controller—Capt.

Statebank. Jesselton

Sandakan—A. F. Stookes, m.b., b.s. (U. Manager, Sandakan W. A.Branch—J.

C. Smelt, a.c.a.

Massie

Lond.) C. T. Tregarthen, M.R.C.S. Agent, Jesselton Agency—G. W. Moffat,

Jesselton—J.

(Eng.), L.R.c.p. (Lond.) A.C.A.

Beaufort & Interior—M- C. Clarke, m.b., Treasury Department

b. s. (Sydney) Treasurer—W. A. C. Smelt, a.c.a.

Kudat— K. H. -Blaauw, M.p. (Breslau) Asst.

Nursing-Sisters Treasurer, Sandakan — J. Lyon

Sandakan—Miss A.C.A.

M. North, S.R.N., c.m.b. Asst.

Health Visitor—

Jesselton—Miss H. E. Bates, s.r.n., fatt, a.c.a. Treasurer, Jesselton—G. W. Mof-

c. m.b. (On leave) Assistant—Fung Shong Kong

ASSOCIATIONS AND CLUBS Sandakan Golf Club—

I Caledonian Society of British North Captain & Hon. Secretary — J. F.

Borneo, The (Constitnited 1925)— Penlington

Hon. Treasurer—C. M. Taylor

Chamber of Commerce, North Borneo Sandakan Lawn Tennis Club-

—Cable Ad: Commerce

Committee—Hon. Mr. F. W. Pinnock Hod. Secretary—C. M. Taylor

(chairman),

Mavor, J. K. A.S. Malcolm,

E. Phillipps,

W. A. G.S.

Young, Hon. Mr. H. J. Walker, Sandakan Recreation Club —

Hon. Mr. Kwan Yuen Hin, Lau Chairman—S. G. Hill

BuiSecretary—C.

Ching and H,Boyer

C. Johnson Hon.

Velayutham & Treasurer — M.

Secretary

Hon. Committee—R. C. JA.ones,Collado,

P. Domonic,

Sandaean Amateur Dramatic Club— M.

Su G.En,Mudaliar,

K. George and NgKong Tai

Patron—His Excellency The Governor

Hon. Secretary & Hon. Treasurer Yong

—R. C. Jones Sandakan Squash Rackets Club—

Sandakan Club- Hon.

W. F.Secretary

Hill & Hon. Treasurer—

Hod. President— H.E. The Governor

D94 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO-SANDAKAN

Bakau & Kenya Extract Co., Ltd. Kudat

(Registered in Great

facturers of Tanning Extracts Britain),andManu-

Dyes Rector—Rev. Chong En Siong

—Head

Glasgow Office: 24, George Square, St. Mary’s Catholic School, For Boys

W. S. Young, manager —Sandakan

Harrisons Director of School—Rev. L. BM. J. Parsons

Davis

managing&.agentsCrosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Headmaster—Rev.

Assistant—Rev. B. Walsh

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd., Saw- St. Michael’s School—Sandakan

Headmaster—Rev. D. A. W. Brown

mill Owners,

builders and Timber Merchants,

Engineers — Cable Ship-

Ad:

Billian, Sandakan

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Drummond & Co., Chartered Accountants

—Jesselton and Sandakan; Cable Ad:

agents

Timber & Sawmills Dept.:

J. K. S. Malcolm R.F. J.F.Robinson

Vaughan Edition, Bentley’sCodes:

Drummondco; A. B. C. 5th

and Broomhall’s

Partners—B. c.A. c.A., signs perand

Lowick, a.c.a. D.

E.H. Williams

Parnell J. A. C. Mercer L. Phillip,

C. Anderson, pro.

G. W. S. Larkins H. B. Fletcher

Engineering Dept. : Funk & Sons, General Importers, Whole-

A. C. Tidbury sale

BritishandNorth

RetailBorneo;

Merchants—Sandakan,

Cable Ad: Funks

CHURCHES AND MISSIONS

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.—

Borneo Basel Self-Established Church Bentley’s Cable Ad: Second,

Crosfield; Acme,

Codes: Bentley’s,

Schofield,

—Sandakan A.B.C 6th, Broomhall (Rubber) and

Rector—Rev. Yap Hyen Mu Western Union

Catechist—Chia Kiam Vun Directors—Hon.

Trustee—Fung En Sue

Secretary—Chung Yuk Fong (chairman), T. Efford, H. O.Pinnock

Mr. F. W. Peake,

Treasurer—Pang Hon Hing C.V. Boyer and L. C. Paton

H. Bentham

Catholic Mission, The— J. Mitchell

D. Graham W. G. A. Morrison

W.G.D. Hemming

TheNorthPrefecture

Borneo Apostolic of British A. G. Ludgate,

Prefect Apos. — Right Rev. Mgr. A. A.c.a. R.C. M. TaylorA.c .A

C. Jones,

Wachter (Jesselton)

Seminary —Rev. A. Mc- North

Rector

Carthyof(Jesselton) Timber,Borneo Trading Co.,Engineering,

Shipbuilding, Ltd., The,

Economus & Procurator—Rev, A. Estate

General Agencies,

MerchantsProvision

and Stores and

Insurance—

Antonissen (Jesselton)

Revs. J. Davis, L. M. Parsons, B. Sandakan,

WalshB. (Sandakan) Sarawak andTawau, Jesselton,

D.E. Indies; Codes:Brunei,

Acme,

Revs. A. Verhoeven, J. van Haaren Bentley’s and Broomhall’s. London Offi-

(Jesselton) ce:A. E. Phillipps, general managerE.C. 2

20, Copthall Avenue, London,

Revs. A. Antonissen, V. Weber, G. H. E. Hopkins, manger (Sandakan)

Lampe,A. A. Raich,

Revs. Smit (Penampang)

M. Obertegger Managing Agents:

(Limbahau) Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ltd.

Revs. J. Quinn, J. Connolly (Tam- Sandakan Light

bunan) Ltd.

Rev, A. Mulders, A. Paulmichl Estates Agencies:

Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd., Sandakan

(Tawau)

Rev. J. M. A. Klijn (Papar)

Revs. J. Unterberger, A. Crowther Insurance Agencies:

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance

Rev.(Labuan)

J. Theurl (Kudat) Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.

World Marine

Church of England—Sandakan

Rector—Rev. R. Henthome TheCo.,Great

Ltd. Eastern Life Assurance

Asst.Priest—Rev. Sung Khi Feng Co., Ltd.

 BRITISH NORTH BORNEO-SANDAKAN-JESSELTON 1)95

Sole Agencies: Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Bovril, Ltd. agents

Bitulac

Barker

Dobson’s Sweets

Columbia Milk Sandakan

dakan Hotel—Cable Ad: Hotel, San-

Dairymaid Buttor

Gillespie’s Anchor Flour Sandakan Dispensary, Ltd., Wholesale

Horlick’s Malted

Harvey’s Ports &Milk

Sherries

Killgerm Germicide and Retail Chemists and Druggists

Lipton’s Teas —Cable Ad : Dispensary

McCallum’s Whisky Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Martell’s Brandies agents

Silver

SmedleysSlipper Gins

Canned Goods Sandakan Ice & Aerated Water Co., Ltd.

Smith & Hoey’s Wines & Spirits Harrisons

managers

Thermos “Stronglas”Products

T. Beers & Stouts

Vat 69 Whisky

Rothmans Cigarettes Sandakan Light & Cable

PowerAd:Co. Power-

(1922),

C. Oils) Ltd.—Sandakan;

C. Wakefield & Co., Ltd. (“Castrol” house, Sandakan

Brown & Pank’s “ Captain’s Own ” Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd., Hong-

Whisky kong, general managers

North Borneomanaging

Sandakan, Tradingagents

Co., Ltd.,

Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Ltd., Coast- G.engineer

H. Mavor, manager & resident

ing Services—

Crosfield Sandakan; Cable Ad:

JESSELTON

Armed Constabulary Protectorate

Headquarters—Jessel tion Cable Ad: Protector

Commandant—-Lt.-Col. W. C. Adams, M.c. Protector—D. K. Ingle, m.a. cantab.

Supts.—Major A. Rice Oxley, d.f.c., Deputy t.c.d. Protector—J. E. Longfield, b.a.,

Capt. C. D. Round-Turner, Capt. J. B. Assistant—U. Sui Chuen

Atkinson and Lt. M. G. Edge Chief Clerk—Lee John Nyuk

Education Department Public Works Department

Inspector of Schools —D. K. Ingle, m.a. Executive STRUCT. E.,Engineer-

M AM A.E.H. Bishop, a.m.i

(cantab.) Foreman of Works—E.

Land & Survey Department Chief Clerk—Kong Ah Daniel

Siong

Commissioner of Lands i f e Surveyor- Railway Department

General—T. J. H. Speedy, f.s.i., f.r.g.s. Asst. General Manager, Railways—J. Beatty

(Lond.), m.t.p.i., m.s.i. (N.Z.) Permanent Way Engineer—D. G.

District Surveyor—E. J. Smallfield, f.s.i. Logie Supt.—W. J. Sproson

Locomotive

CLond.), m.s.i. (N.Z.)

Chief Clerk—Li Tet Phui

Chief Draftsman—N. Raghavan Rubber Control

, Controller of Rubber—C. B. Brewer, m.c.

Postal Department—G.P.O. State Bank of North Borneo

Postmaster-General & Supt. of Tele- Agent—George W. Moffat, a.c.a.

graphs—G. C. Fenton Telegraphs

Supt., Land Department

k Radio—G. C. Fenton

Asst.

SkeneSupt.

Smithof Posts

D96 JESSELTON—KUDAT—LABUAN

Cheah Loon Ghee &Co., Ltd.—Jesaelton, Church Of England

British North Borneo; Cable Ad: Rev. S. M. Collier

Crosfield

Proprietors of:

Bukit Padang

Jesselten Rubber Estate, Harrisons &, Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd.,

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., General Merchants, Shipping and

agents & secretaries Insurance—Cable Ad : Crosfield

KUDAT

District Officer & District Magistrate—H. O. E. Sykes

Harbour Master & Supervisor of Customs—H. O. E. Sykes

Deputy Asst. District Officer—Tsen Shau Kong

LABUAN

This, formerly the smallest British Colony in Asia, was ceded to Great Britain

by the Sultancoast

north-west of Brunei

of Borneoin 1846, and taken

in latitude possession

5 deg. 16 min.ofN.,

in 1848. It is situated

and longitude on the15

115 deg.

min. E. It has an area of 35 square miles, and is about six miles from the Borneo

coast and 725 miles, or three days’ steaming, from Singapore. Although

possesses a fine port, has extensive coal deposits, and by situation seemed likely to Labuan

become

fulfilled a depfit for the trade ofof it.the Thenorthproduce

coast ofof Brunei

Borneo,Bayit has onlymarket

partiallyin

Labuan;theabout expectations

1860 acresformed

of rubber are planted, part in bearing, finds

anda principally

owned by Chinese.

steamship Coconuts

communication withareSingapore

being planted on the sameas land.

and Sandakan, well asThere

with istheregular

local

ports.

from 1890Theuntil Government

January 1st, was 1906,

administered

when thebyColonial

the British

OfficeNorth

againBorneo

resumedCompany

direct

control, anda separate

becoming Labuan was incorporated

settlement in 1912.with the Straits Settlements in January, 1907,

The coal mines worked by the Labuan Coalfields Co., Ltd., exported in 1910,

9,200

styledtons. This company

the Labuan Explorationceased

Co. operations

was formedininMarch,

London1911,

withand

the another

object ofcompany,

working

these

their mines

exportand prospecting

of coal for other

ceased many yearsminerals

ago. but its efforts were unsuccessful and

In recent years there has been an increase of vegetable and fruit cultivation

among

depressionthe insmallholders,

the rubber aindustry.

tendency which will probably develop further with the

The estimated mid-year population in 1938 (1931 Census,) was 8567.

1937 1938

Imports $1,185,332 $ 961,920

Exports $1,443,852 $1,300,747

Total. $2,629,184

 LABUAN D97

DIRECTORY

Resident’s Office Land Department

Resident—R. W. Jakemaii, M.c.s. Collector of Land Revenue—R. W. Jake-

man, m.c.s

Chief Clerk—J. A. Stanslaus Rahman bin

Correspondent Clerk—Abdul Land Bailiff—Mohamed bin Dally

Lovegrove Land

AnsonBailiff, Grade III—Abdullah bin

Audit Office Clerk - in - Charge — P. J. J. Niuk Chee

Visiting Clerk-in-Charge—Cheong Keong 2nd Clerk—Benedict Shim

Quee Medical Department, Colonial

Government Schools Medical Officer —Dr. P. E. F. Routley,

English M.A., B.A.C., B.CH.

Headmaster—P. A. D’Costa Police Department

Malay C. P.O. Labuan—Yeo Kok Hoe

Town Malay School

Headmaster—Abdul Kadir b. Bair Post Office

Buklt Kallam School Postmaster—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Headmaster—Suhaimi b. Ahmad Clerk-in-Charge— Ong Teng

Karupang School

Headmaster—Md. Salleh b. Peer Md. 2nd Clerk—Shim Fook On Cheng

Harbour Office PublicEngineer—C.

Settlement Works Department

R. Hawkins, M.A.

Harbour-Master—C. R. Hawkins (Cantab.),

Judicial Department Civil Engineer m. inst. c.e., Chartered

assoc,

District

District Judge &M.c.s.

Police Magistrate— Asst.

R. W. Jakeman, man,Accountant-General

M.C.S. —R. W. Jake-

Police Magistrate— C. R. Hawkins Clerk-in-Charge—J. A. Stanslaus

Clerk & Interpreter—Leong Chin Fook Assistan t —Tsen Chi Henn

Justices of the Peace Victoria Gaol

Wee Kim Chuan Supt.^—R. W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Eng Watt & Co., Merchants— 32

Petroatic;

Phrase and Codes: Bentley’s Complete Beach Street

Oil Supplement

Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Chua Choo Liong, manager

agents Koh Yew Seng, cashier

T.Chua

K. S.Boey Lim, clerk

Phillip, do.

Cable & Wireless, Ltd.— Harrisons & Crosfield ( Borneo), Ltd.,

: E. A. Way, manage]- Merchants and General Agents—Cable

C. H. Moore Ad:

W.Crosfield

G. A. Morrison, manager

Catholic Church—Labuan

Pastor—Rev. J. Unterberger Labuan Recreation Club—

President—R.

Hon. Treasurer—J. W. Jakeman,

Secretary—Ang m.c.s.

Kui Hong

Church of England—Church of Our Hon. Linus

Holy Saviour

Rt.Labuan

Rev. andH. Sarawak

Hudson, (Residing

Bishop atof Labuan Golf Club —

Kuching)

Rev. Chin Pu Yin President—R.

Hon. Secretary—C.W. Jakeman, m.c.s.

R. F. Hawkins

 BRUNEI

Geography

Brunei is a State on me north-west,coast of Borneo, lying between Latitude

4° 2' and 5° 3/ jNarth and Longitude 114° 4' and 115° 22' East. It forms two

enclaves iiito'’the territory; of Sarawak, by which it is, bounde4 on ,alL sides,; o^-

perhaps it wbtild be more correct to say, historically speaking, that an “ intru-

sion of Sarawak formed by tlie, basin of the Limbang River splits the Sthte

intf/tteb* tepafkte parts, if comprises an area of some ^,226 square utiles, and

has a coast line* of about a hundred miles extending from Brunei Bay in the

East to the boundary with' Sarawak in the West.

The capital of the. saute name, or, to give it its honorific Arabic title, Daru’l

Salam (Abode of. Peace), is situated on the Brunei River about pine miles from

its mouth and is distant by sea 758 nautical miles from Singapore!. At, the timp

ofconsisted

the lastentirely

census inqf 1931

Malayit had

bousesa population of'10,453.

built on nibon^ Prior!mud

piles'6n to 1910

Eatstheintown

the

river, but, it has Ub>y spread dyer a portion of the mainland, partly reclaimed,

on which the Government dffiees ahcl, other public buildings and,streets,of shop-

houses have been 'built.

Set in a. wide sweep of the fiver, somewhat reminiscent of one of the smaller

Italian, lakes, this river town is in its way unique. At high tide under fayour-

able conditions of light it takes on quite a remarkable6 beauty; viewed at close

•quarters

gether in itsmall

is even more'many

villages, remarkably ramshackle.,

being connected LL , housesbridges,

by piecafious, are, .grouped

and there to-

the inhabitants carry on their multifarious activities in much the same way as

if they, wpre oir land. .Here; it is said, there are; to be found still living old

women who have never set foot on dry land.

The only other town of any size is Kuala Belait at the south-western end

of the State’s seaboard with a population of about 5,000. It is the centre of a

rapidly expanding oil producing district and the local bead quarters of the

British Malayan Petroleum Company. , Here, with municipal services, piped

water supply, electric light, domestic gas, cold storage, cinema and other ameni-

ties,

humanit issacrifices,

difficult and

to realise that within

that only livingupmemory

two hours it hasare

river there beenpagan

the scene

tribesof

treasuring the grimly relips .of bead-bunting1 expeditions; of,' not so. long. ago. •

History

Brunei has no pre history, and the meagre written records do not begin

until Mohammedanism established the Arabic script in the fifteenth century.

For records of the pie Mohammedan era we have to turn to Hindu and Chin-

ese chroniclers. Chinese annals of the sixth and seventh centuries contain re-

ferences to a kingdom known as.Poli or Puni which seift tribute to the Em-

perors of China in A. D. 518, 523 and 616. Similar references to a State of that

name 45 days’ sail from Java neehr in the annals of the Sung dynasty which

ruled over South China ffbm about 960 to 1280 A. D., and there are strong

grounds for identifying it with Brunei, though the authorities are not unanim-

ous on this point. With the.rdecline of: the Sung, dynasty Brunei transferred

its allegiance

finally, ak theto7Hindu

end of ' theMajapahit

fourteenthin century,

Java, then

paidbacktribute

againto toMohammedan

China, and

were strengthened, and tribute were sent to China several times betweenstates

Malacca, With the coming of the Ming emperors the ties with 'vassal, 1405

and 1425. Thereafter there is no record.

Brunei must soon have thrown off all allegiance, for by the early years of

the sixteenth century it had risen to great power, and one of its .rdlers. Sultan

Bulkiab,: or: Nakhodt. Rag&m (thef Singing Captain), a rehbwried sea rover,

 BRUNEI D99-

made conquests in Borneo and Sulu, and even seized Manila. This was the

golden age of Brunei. Her sovereignty extended over the whole of the island

of Borneo, the Sultanates of Sambas, Pontianak, Banjermasin, Pasir Kotei

arid Balungan being her vassals, as well as over the islands of Sulu, Palawan

and Balabac. ;

The first European account of Brunei is that of Pigafetta, Magellan’s his-

torian who sailed with him on his famous voyage round the world. Pigafetta

visited Brunei in 1521 and was greatly impressed, by the splendour of the Court

and the size of the town, the population of which he estimated at 25,000 fami-

lies.; Further visits were paid by the Portuguese in 1526 and 1530, and a trad-

ing factory and Catholic mission were established at the beginning of the next

century. Spain too, having taken possession of the Philippines, evinced an

active interest in Brunei affairs and twice attacked the capital. Later the

English and the Dutch in turn made sporadic appearances.

Towards the end of the sixteenth century the power of Brunei began tp:

decline, and the outlying territories gradually fell away. The Dutch, having

established trading stations on the South-west, South and East of Borneo,

rapidly extended their sphere of influence over the semi-independent but no-

minally vassal Sultanates. This disintegration continued until by the begin-

ning of the nineteenth century' the kingdom of Brunei had so dwindled in ex-

tent as to include only what is now Sarawak and part of British North Borneo.

At this period the capital itself seems to have degenerated to the condition

of a slave market for the sale of captives of the Illanun and Sulu pirates.

Anarchy was rife in the outlying districts, and in 1841, in return for his ser-

vices in assisting the Bendahara, Rajah Muda Hashim, to quell an insurrection

at Kuching, Sarawak proper was ceded to Mr. James (later Sir James) Brooke,

who was proclaimed Rajah of Sarawak. In 1846 the island of Labuan was

whole ofto the

ceded threatnorthern

Britainportion

as a base for anti-piracy

of Borneo was ceded tomeasures,

form theand in 1877

nucleus the

of what

was to become British North Borneo. At various later dates further cessions

were made to the Rajah of Sarawak and to the British North Borneo Com-

pany till the territories of the State were eventually reduced to their present

circumscribed limits.

In 1847 the Sultan entered into a Treaty with Great Britain for the fur-

therance of commercial relations and the mutual suppression of piracy, an

additional clause which

jects in Brunei, providing for extra-territorial

provision was modified byjurisdiction over ofBritish

an Agreement 1856. sub-

By

a further Treaty made in 1888 Brunei, was placed under the protection of

Great Britain, and the Sultan agreed that the foreign relations of the State

should be conducted by Her Majesty’s Government. Provision was also made

for the setting up of Consular Courts with jurisdiction over British subjects

and foreign subjects enjoying British protection. In 1906 a supplementary

Agi'eement

officer to bewasstyled

entered into whereby

Resident, the Sultan

who should be the undertook

agent andto representative

accept a British-of

the British Government under the High Commissioner for the Malay States.

Climate

The climate is of they tropical marine type and is characterised by uniform

temperature, high humidity, and copipjis rainfall. The heat is usually tem-

pered with abeing

daily range slightbetween

breeze and76° F.theand

temperature

86° F. rarely exceeds 90° F., the usual

200 The

inchesannual rainfallparts

in certain is high and interior.

of the varies fromTheICOhighest

inches rainfall

at the coast to over

during the

year was at Batu Apoi where 257-92 inches were recorded. There are no well

defined seasons, but the rainfall tends to be heaviest from October to the middle

of January during the period of the North-East monsoon, known locally as

the "landas”.

Local standard time is eight hours fast of Greenwich (time meridian 120°

E.), As the mean Longitude of the State is roughly 115° E., there is thus a

sort of natural day-light saving of about twenty minutes.

DlOO BRUNEI

Government

Brunei is a Sultanate. The present Ruler, the twenty-seventh Sultan of

the line, is His Highness Ahmed Tajudin Akhazitl Khairi Wadin ibni

Almerhum Sultan Mohamed Jemal-ul-Alam, who succeeded his father in 1924

at the age of eleven. During his minority the Pengiran Bendahara and the

Pemancha, the two chief Ministers of State, acted as joint Regents. In 1931

His Highness the Sultan assumed full sovereignty and the Regency terminated.

The supreme authority in the State is vested in the Sultan in Council. The

Council at present consisted of nine members, including British Resident, with

His Highness

for the enactment the ofSultan as President

legislation, The assentquestions

and all important of the Council

of Policyis affecting

required

the administration of the State are referred to it.

The general functions, of administration are discharged by the British

Resident,, whose advice must, by the Treaty of 1906, be asked and acted upon

in all questions other than those affecting the Mohammedan religion. The

Resident, who is an officer of the Malayan Civil Service, has his, headquarters'

in Brunei Town, and communicates with the High Commissioner through the

intermediary of the Secretary to the High Commissioner in Sirigapdfe’. He is

assisted in the administration by the Assistant Resident, also an officer of the

Malayan Civil Service, who is stationed at Kuala Belait.

The State is divided info four administrative districts, namely, Brunei

and Muara, Temburong, Tuton'g and Belait, under the charge of Malay District

Officers responsible to the Resident. In addition there are State heads in

charge of the Public Works, Medical, Agricultural, Forest, Police, Customs,

Posts and Telegraphs and Education Departments in the State.

For the purposes local government there are at Brunei, Tufqng and Belait

Sanitary Boards, composed of official and unofficial members appointed by the

Resident. Theselighting,

vancy, street Boardsrating

are theandauthorities

municipalresponsible for sanitation,

matters generally within the. conser-

areas

for which they are appointed.

Population

Race.—Quite apart from the diversity of the alien non-Borneari peoples who

have made their homes, in the State, the indigenous Malaysian population itself

presents a peculiar heterogeneity of race. Bruneis (as the Malays proper of

the State are called), Kedayans, Tutongs, Dusuns, Belaits, Muruts and Dayaks

are all represented.

denominating Parenthetically

communities by the nameit may

of thebe river

remarked

whichthattheythe inhabit

practice hasof

tended to obscure ethnological affinities, as also has the use of similar terms

with connotations varying in different localities.

The Bruneis and the Kedayans, to whom tradition ascribes a Javanese

origin, are found principally in the Brunei, Muara and Temburong districts,

and to lesser degree in the Tutong district. The Tutongs live along the com-

paratively populous lower reaches of the Tutong River, from which they take

their name. They are probably of the same stock as the Dusuns, who inhabit

the hinterland between the upper waters of the Tutong and the Belait Rivers.

The Belaits, who are closely related to the Lemetings of the Baram, are con-

fined to; the lower reaches of the river which gives them their name. The

Muruts are said to have been much more numerous at one time than they are

to day. Disease and the depreciations of their neighbours in the past, however',

have greatly reduced their numbers and there now remain only sparse com-

munities in the Tembureng district. The Dayaks, who are more or less recent

toimmigrants,

the river are

banksto bein found in scattered

the more settlements

remote areas. Therethroughout

are also athefewStateforeign

close

Malaysians, such as Javanese and Banjarese.

The Bruneis are predominantly fishermen, and the Kedayahs' and Tutongs

agriculturists, as also are the Belaits, though in a lesser^ degree. Until quite

recently the Dusuns, Dayaks and Muruts practised shifting cultivation only,

but they are now being induced by means of judicious propaganda to adopt

settled methods of cultivation.

 BRUNEI 1)101

Of the alien races the Chinese are by far the most numerous. They are

immigrants from the South China Provinces and are chiefly occupied as

traders, shopkeepers, small farmers and labourers. Next in order of numbers

are the Indians of whom, however, there only a few hundred. They are prac-

tically all of South Indian stock, mostly Tamils and Malayalis, and chiefly

employed as labourers on the oilfield.

Religion.—The religion of the Bruneis and Kedayans is; Mohammedanism

of the Shafei sect. The Tutongs and Belaits also generally profess Mohamme-

danism, but it is often merely a thin veneer which overlays their essential

paganism: The same family may comprise both helmvars and unbelievers.

Pagan crtstoths still cling ; there remains, for instance, at Kuala Balai a lolig-

house, the natural habitat of the Belaits, in the rafters of which are kept about

a hundred preserved heads which are brought forth arid laved ceremoniously

on high days and holidays. Of the other ifidigenous races,' the Dusuns, Dayaks

and Muruts are all pagan animists.

Language.—The languages spoken in the Sate are on less diverse than the

races which compose its population. The language of the Bruneis and Keda-

yans is Malay, but , of r separate and distinct forms, both differing considerably

from the Malay spoken in the Peninsula. The other indigenous races, the Tu-

tongs, Belaits, Dusuris, Muruts and Dayaks, all have separate languages of

their own. For them, as for the alien races, Malay serves at the lingua franca.

Of the foreign languages spoken in the State Chinese is the, most common,

the relative extent to which the principal dialects are spoken being, at the time

ofpercent.

the 1931The census,

IndianKhehpopulation

31 per centj^peaksHokkien 26 perTamil

principally cent orandMalayalam.

Cantonese 15

Vital Statistics

The totah population of the State at the census of 1931 was 30,135, distri-

buted by race' as follows :

Europeans

Eurasians ... 10

Malaysians:

Malays 14,835

Kedayans 5,871

Tutongs 2,733

Dusuns 2,118

Dayaks 453

Belaits 446

MurutsMalaysians 290

Other ■ • 226 26,972

Chinese ... 2,683

Indians

Others' ... ... ... ... '377'

33" -

The estimated

equation, method waspopulation

39,387. at the end of 1939 calculated by the balancing

Commerce

Exports of ofcrude oil aridjlasseS

natural gas excepted, practically the whole of, the

and direct foreign trade .is n'dh-existent.. Singapore with transhipment at Labuan,

external trade the Stlate through

The State is largely dependent upon imports for its foodstuffs. About half of the

rice, the

and whichproportion

forms theofstaple food ofmost

imports-of the other

bulk foodstuffs,

of the population, has trifishbeand

apart from imported,

meat,

is also high.

Crude oil by itself accounted for approximately 83.5 per cent of the total value

ofcent.the export trade, followed, a long way behind, by plantation rubber with 1! .8 per

D102 BRUNEI

The export of rubber is regulated. Basic quotas have been fixed by international

agreement for each of the participating Uevernments, and exports are restricted to a

certain percentage of these quotas each puarter. The mean percentage of release

over the year was 56j per cent. The Singapore price of standard sheet varied during

the

aboutyear

33g between

cents per26|pound

and as compared

cents perwith

pound.-23^ cents

The average pricein.1938.

per pound over the year was

origin is controlled. Regulation is effected by prohibiting by manufacture

The importation of cotton and rayon piece-goods of foreign rule under theor

Customs Duties Enactment the importation, otherwise than from the Colony or

a Malay State or Sarawak, of certain classes of foreign textiles in respect of

which a quota has been fixed under the Straits Settlements Importation of

Textiles (Quotas) Ordinance, except under licence. As the other Malay States

and Sarawak have imposed a similar prohibition, all imports of such textiles

into the State are subjected to the Straits Settlements quota restrictions. No

licences for direct import from other Countries were issued.

Trade.—The aggregate value of the trade of the State for the year (exclu-

sive of notes, coin, bullion and specie) was $11,115,646 as compared with ir9,402.281

in 1938 and $8,111,394 in 1937.

Imports. The total declared value of imports during the year amounted to

$3,256,768 The figures for the preceding.four years were:

1935 $1,994,059

1936 $1,869,994

1937 $2,516,154

1938 $2,821,799

Exports.—The total declared value of exports during the year was $7,858,

878. The figures for the preceding four years were:

1935 $3,778,655

1936 $4,205,270

1937 $5,595,240

1938 $6,580,462

DIRECTORY

Sultan—His Highness Ahmad Tajudin Akhazul Khaiei Wadin

Ministers of State—Pensiran Bendahara and Pengiran Pemancha

British Resident’s Office Clerks—Pengiran

Pengiran Pemancha Anak(Brunei),

Kahar binCheong

Duli

British Resident — E. E. Pengilley, e.d., Keong Thong, Anthony Newn (Kuala

m.c.s. Belait), Ahmad

Secretary to Resident—Ibrahim bin Md.

Jahfar Abdullah (KualabinLubu)

Daud and

(Tutong),

Haji

Mohamed Sulaiman (Muara)

Courts Senior Outdoor Officers—Awang

(Brunei) and Pengirah Mat Japar Ladi

Judge—E.

Magistrates—E. Pengilley,

R. N. e.d., m.c.s.

Turner, (Kuala Belait)

Ibrahim bin Mohd. Jahfar andm.c.s.,_

Ali Outdoor Officers and

Damit (Seria) in-Charge

Awang— Pengiran

Ibrahim

Hassan bin Edin (Berbunot)

Customs, Monopolies, Marine Fisheries Inspector of Fisheries—Pengiran Ahmad

Gable Ad: Customs Electrical Department

Supt.—Chua Low Lee Ahmad (Brunei)

Supervisors—Pangiran Officer-in-Charge — A. B. Paterson, B. sc.,

and Lim Eng Kong (Kuala Belait) A.M. INST.

Electrical C.E. — E. Rajaratnam

Foreman

Ohief

Chan !uClerk—Kong

Clerk — Y. Soo

F. Vui

Humphrey Kohg a.i.e.e. (Eng.)

(Brunei) Technical Assistant—Francis Newn

 BRUNEI D103

Medical & Health Department Overseers—Asri bin Manan and P. Rajit

Cable Ad: Medical Clerks—P. Metussin bin P. Piot, Foo Sim

Brunei Yee, Allikhan bin Ablkhan and McAfee

Medical Officer—Dr. S. J. Campbell,f.r.c.s. Patrick

Dresser-in-Charge—Md.

Travelling Yusof bin

Uresser—Md.HuSsain Rajid

binTaram

Senior Nurse—Miss Elizabeth Lee Sanitary Board

Staff Nurse—Mrs. Yeow Keng Pin Brunei Town

Clerk-in-Charge—R. T. K. Chong

Senior Midwife—Jaharah binte Serudin Members—Dr. B.G. Paterson,

Chairndan—A.

M. Graham,

b. sc. a.m.i.C.E.

Junior Midwife—Amdah binte Untong H. S- Sola,

Jahfar, Ibrahim

Pangiran bin W.Mohamed

Shahbandar,

Martin,

Pehin

Tuton'j Jawatan Dalam Awang Mohamed Yusoff

Dresser -in-Charge—Jappar bin Kamis and Leong Ah Ng

Kuala, Bela,it

Junior Health Nurse—Mrs.TanPoh Seong Secretary-

Sanitary

Chua Low Lee

Inspectors-

Temhurowj

Dresser-ift-Charge—Chong Tham Fook Pangiran Kamis - Shim FoOk Miii and

Clerks—Kong

Kahar Soo Vui and Pengiran Anak

Police Force

Brunei Police Sanitary Board (Belait)

Chief

—W.Officer-in-Charge(

Martin Residing at Brunei) Belait

Chairman,—Asst.

Turner, m.c.s.) Resident, Brunei (R. N.

Posts & Telegraphs Department Members—Health

Supt. - Kong

Wireless En Choi

Engineer—Pengiran Graham), HealthOfficer,

Mohd. bin Ahin), Officer, Brunei (G. W.

Belait (N. M.

Pengiran Pint District Officer, Belaiii (Eusoff

_ bin

(A. B.HajiPaterson),

Edin), State Engineer, Brunei

Public Works Department Brunei (W. Martin),Chief.

R. F.Police

ConnockOfficer,

and

State Yap Shak Chung

A.M. Engineer—A.

INST. c.e. B. Paterson, B. sc., Sanitary Inspector—Leong Chung Fah

Buildings

Roads ife Overseer—E,

WaterworksB. Keasberry

Overseer — K. ;

Nataraian Treasury Department

Buildings

Pillai & Waterworks, Overseer—S. P. Financial Assistant —Peter Liew Thian

Tai

Technical Assistant — Mas Emran bin Clerks—Francis Liew Fook Loye and

Awang MetaSsim bin Japarudiil

British Malayan Petroleum Co., Ltd. Island Trading Co., Ltd. (Incorporated

(Incorporated in England) — Kuala in Great Britain), Cutch Extract Manu-

Belait facturers, etc.—Brunei and Sarawak;

R. F. Connock, manager Cable

ley’s Ad: Acreage, Brunei; Codes: Bent-

 HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE

SCALE OF BROKERAGE

To be charged to Buyer and Seller.

Minimum Brokerage .... ... .

Price

Under dealt at Brokerage.

Per Share. Brokerage.

50 cents ... 1 c ent Per Share.

' At or over

"$1.005Q, cents ... 1| cents 4.00

2f cents

2* „

1.50 nif 10.00 10 ,

2.00 20.00 4%

The scale of brokerage

seller; and on all Manila Stacks. t

for - Loans and debentures is 1% to be charged to buyer and

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

N.B.—This scale will

for which doesbenotadjusted

apply tqsfromStraits,

time Shanghai

to time asandoccasion

SterlingmayStocks,

demand.brokerage

The above cancels the Scale dated August 20, ll)34.

Hongkong, October 15, 1934.

VALUE OF STAMPS ON SHARE CONTRACTS

11,00

3.00 „„ for„„ amounts

stamp up„to 10,000

§1,000 $7.50

5.00 „ „ 20,000 10.00 stamp

„ for„ amounts„ over up to, $50,000

§50,000 ,

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STRAITS DOLLAR STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller.

Price dealt Price$100.00

dealt and

at

Up to

Over $3^ ( m and under$71 . Brokerage.

2^ cents $150.00 „ 75 „

$71

$20.00 and„„ over $200.00

$300.00 „„ „„ ...... $1.50$1.00

$35.00

$60.00 „ „ ... „ ... 25 Over $300.00 ... $0.50 more for each

complete $100.00

All the above are Straits currency.

By Order of the Committee,

This list cancels all previous issues. VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

Hongkong, January 1, 1935.

TARIFF OF CHARGES ON STERLING STOCKS

To be charged to Buyer and Seller.

Price

Under5/-dealt ...at Price or dealt

At100/-over at Broker.

At or5/-over ... 150/- 1/-

1/6

20/- 200/- 2/-

60/- 200/- ... ... ... I°/0

By Order of the Committee,

VIVIAN BENJAMIN, Secretary.

This list cancels all previous issues.

Hongkong, January I, 1935.

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Have Dies made for your office Letterheads.

Have Dies made for the address on your

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 AGENCIES

IN

JAPAN

TOKYO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Aktiebolaget Area—Gadeliius & Co., Deutsche Yersuchsanstalt

—Deutsche fur Luftfahrt

Luftfahrt-Industrie, Reich-

Ltd. serband der.

Aktiebolagct Archinmcdes—Gadelius & Directory & Chronicle of the

Co., Ltd. Far East—Maruzen Co., Ltd.

Aktiebolaget Atlas Diesel—Gadeluis E. Ltd.

Merck, Darmstadt—Schmidt Shoten,

& Co., Ltd.

Aktiebolaget Bol inden-Munktell—Ga- Ekstroms Maskinaffar—Gadelius

delius & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Aktiebolaget Gerh. — Gadelius & Co., Elektrisk Malentletning, A.B.—Gadelius

Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Alliuanna Ingeniorsbyran—Gadelius Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar—Schmidt Shoten,

& C<>fi Ltd. Ltd.

Allmauna, Svenska Elektriska Aktie- Eugene F. Phillips Electric Works,

bolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Ltd., Montreal, Canada—Automatic

American Bosch—C. lilies & Co. Telephones, Jjtd. of, Japan

American Electric Co., Chicago III. Gulf Oil Corporation—K. K. Broad

U.S.A. — Automatic Telephones, Shokai

Ltd. of Japan

Automatic Electric Sales Co., Ltd., I. G> Farbenindustrie Aktiengesells-

Chicago, 111., U.S.A.—Automatic chaft—Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha

Telephones, Ltd. of Japan Indian Motorcycle Co.—Tozai Motors,

Automatic Electric Co., Ltd., Liver- Ltd.

pool, England-^AutomatiC Telep- Karlstads Mek, Yerksted, A.B.—Gadelius

hones, Ltd. of Japan &.Co., Ltd.

Automatique

S.A. Antwerp,Electrique de Belgique,

Belgium—Automatic Lavalette-Bosch—C. lilies & Co.

Telephones, Ltd. of Japan Lister & Co., R. A. (Lister Diesel En-

Avesta Steel Works—Gadelius & Co., gines)—Tozai Motors, Ltd.

Ltd. Ljungstroms Angturbin, A,B.-^0adelius

& Co., Ltd.

Burman & Sons Ld., Birmingham Matchless Motor Cycle, Ld., Reditch—

(Gear Box)—Tozai Motors, Ltd. Tozai Motor Co.

CAV-Bosch—6. lilies & Co. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—Ahrens

Deutsche Lufthansa, & Co., Nachf. H.

Luftfahrt

der. - Industrie,A. Reichsverband

G. — Deutsche Northern Equipment Co.—Gadelius &

Co., Ltd.

El

 AGENCIES—TOKYO-YOKOHAMA

Patentaktiobolaget Grondat Ba-men. — Schoeller-Bleckman Steel Works, Ltd.—

Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Schoeller - Bleckman Phoenix Seiko

Prestwich & Co., J. A., London (J. A. J. Gomei Kaisha

Engine)—Tozai Motors, Ltd. Stickstoff-Syndikat, Berlin, Fertilizers

—Ahrens & Co., Nachf H.

Robert Bosch G. m. b. HV— C. lilies & Co. Svenska

Ruthsaccumulater, A.B. — Gadelius

Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Svenska Diamantbergborrnings Ak-

Sandvik Steel Works, Sandviken— tiebolaget—Gadelius & Co., Ltd.

Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Svenska Turbinfabriks AB.—Gade-

Sanitas, Berlin—Schmidt Shoten, Ltd. lius & Co., Ltd.

YOKOHAMA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections}

Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries, Indo-China Line—Owston k Co., Ltd.

Ld.—Owston & Co., Ltd.

Ariel Works, Ltd.—A. M. Apcar & Co. Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ltd. —

Owston & Co., Ltd.

British-India & Apcar Lines —Mac- Java-China-Japan Line—M. S. Wiersum

kinnon Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), k Co., Ltd.

Ltd. John Pottie

Canadian Transport Co.—Owston & Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac-

Co., Ltd. kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan),

Code Services, Ltd.—A. M. Apcar

Day, Son & Hewitt, Ltd.—A. M. Apcar Meadows k Co., Thomas—Owston k

& Co. Co., Ltd

E. & A. S. S. Co., Ltd.—Mackinnon, Merchant# Fire Assurance Corpn. of

Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Ltd. New York.—Mackinnon, Mackenzie

& Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Federal

kinnon, Insurance

Mackenzie Co.,

Ltd.

(Japan), Co., Nachf., H.Lloyd, Bremen—Ahrens

Glen h Shire Line, Ld.—Owston & P. k O. S. N. Co.—Mackinnon, Mac-

Co., Ltd. kenzie k Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—’Mac- Rhys

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Sea Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon.

Ltd. Mackenzie k Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Holland-East

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.—Owston & Co., Nachf., H.

k Co., Ltd. Yorkshire Insurance Co.—Stanton k Co.

 AGEN CIES—OSAKA—KO BE E3

O S A EA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Aall & Go., Ltd.—Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. Dollar Steamship Line — Nickel &

American Mail Line—Nickel

Ltd.

Apcar Lines—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Eastern

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Etablissements Kuhlmann, Paris

British-India Steam Navigation Co.— Co. (France)—Liebermann, Waelchli &

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.

Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd.— Holstein Shipping & Insurance Agencies—

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.

Comes k Co. (Ben Line)—Nickel & Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Lyons, Ltd. —Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd.

EO BE

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Dod- Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell &

well & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Barone Ricasoli—L. Caudrelier

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. “Bayer” I.G. Farbenindustrie Aktien-

American gesellschaft Leverkusen, Rhein (Ger-

drelier Kitchen Products Co —L. Cau- many) — “Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei

Kaisha

American Steamship Owners’ Mutual Bellentani Giuseppe—L. Caudrelier

Protection k Indemnity Associa- Ben Line Steamers Ld.—Cornes & Co.

tion. Inc.—Nichizui Trading Co.,

Ld. Bertola & Co., Ltd.—L. Caudrelier

Amministrazionne Nissim — Nichizui Board of Underwriters of New York—

Trading Co. Cornes & Co.

Andrew Weir & Co.—Dodwell & Co., Borax Consolidated, Ltd. — Brunner

Ltd. Mond & Co. (Japan), LcL

Anglo-Canadian Borden Co., N. Y.—L. Caudrelier

—Murase ShotenShipping Co., Ltd. Britannia S.S. Insurance Association,

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Ltd. of London—Ennenberg, A. British Anti-Fouling Composition ' &

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Paint Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Dodwell & Co., Ld. British Canadian Steamships, Ld.—

Arrigoni G. & Co.—L. Caudrelier Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ld., British Dyestuffs Corpn.—Brunner,

London—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. Mond & Co.

Assuranceforeningen British Glues & Chemicals Co., Ltd.—

zui Trading Co., Ld.“Card”—Nishi- Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Assuranceforeningen “ Skuld ” — British India and Apcar Lines.—Mac-

Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

British Shipowners, Mutual Protecion

Bakau & Kenya Extract Co., Ltd.— & Indemnity Association, Ld.—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Bank Line, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Buitoni Giov. & Fratelli—L. Caudrelier

 AGEN GIES—KOBE

Cadbury Bros.—L. Caudrelier Eastern Insurance Co.. Ld.—Jardine.

Caledonian Insurance Co.—Dodwell Matheson & Co., Ld.

& Co., Ld. Eaux Minerales d’Evian-Les-Boins — L.

Caledonian Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac- Ellermari Caudrelier

kirindn, Mackenzie & Qo., Ld. Sc Bucknall S.S. Cb., Ltd.—

Campbell Soup Co.—L. Caudrelier Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.

Canada 'Pirekere—L. O&udrelier ■

Canadian American Shipping Co., Fearnley Co., Ld.

Sc Eger—Nichizui Trading

Ld.—Murase Shoten Federal Insurance Co.—Mackinnon,

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Mackenzie Sc Co;, Ld.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Fylgia Insurance Cb., Ld.—Nichizui

Carlowitz, & Co.,, Ld.—The Stfind^rtl Trading Co., Ld.

Braid & Produce Co,

Cassel Cyanide Co.—Brunner, Mond Galbani Egidio—L. Caudrelier

& Co. (Japan), Ld. Gebi1. Wblf-j>L:Cfe.udrblier:

Castmei-Kellher iAlkhli Co. Brunner, George Dalidet Sc Co.—L. Chilidrelier

Mond & Co. (Japan), LcL Glen Line, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson Sc

Central .Co., Ld.

CaudrelierCalifornia Canneries — L. , Green Sc Co.—LCa-udrelier

Chance & Hunt, Ld.—Brunner, Mond Guardian Assurance Co., Ld.—Jar-

& Co. (Japan), Ld. dine, Matheson Sc Co., Ld.

Code Coinpiling Co., I pc. (New York) Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.—Seymour-

—Ennenberg, A. Sheldon Co., (Japan), Ltd-

Commercial Union Assurance ,CP,> Gust. Sc H. Probst—L. Caudrelier

Ld.(—Mackirinon, Mackenzie & Cb-, Gutierrez^ Hermanos—L. Caudrelier

Compagpie

Trading Co.,Maritime

Ltd. Beige—Niehizui Haggie, Ld.—(D. H. Sc G.)—Brunner,

Mond Sc Co. (Japan), Ld

Coughlan & Sons, Ltd,, J.—Murase. Shoten Hartford Fire Insurance Co,—Mae-

Crawford, A, & A.—Caudrelier kinnon, Mackenzie Sc Co., Ld.

Crescent Manufacturing Co, — L. H. J. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh—L. Caudrelier

Caudrelier H, J, Heinz Cp.,Ltd., L’don -L. Caudrelier

Crown Willamette Paper Co.. San Holland-Africa Line -X: Java-China-

Franpisco—Lendrupi, ( Japan), Ld. Jppan Lijn N. V.

C. Caudreliei

z.-V. Y.: “Noerd Holland” A. G. -L. Holland American Line—Java-China-

Japan Lij P?. ^ .V-.

Daburon Freres—L. Oaudrelier Holland East Asia Line

Java-China-Japan Lijn (H.O.A.L.)—

N. V.

Dampney & Co., Ltd., J.—Dodwell & Holland Cost Azie Lijn—Jaya-China-

Co., Ltd. Japan Lijn, 1?, V-

Danisli Shipowners, Defence Associa- Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.

tion, Copenhagen—Nichizui Trading —Jardine, Matheson Sc Coj.,. Ld,

Co., Ld.

Directory

Far East—J. & L.Chronicle

Thompson &ofCo. the I. ScC.Co.,

I. ^Alkali), Ltd.—Brunner, Mond

Ltd.

Dodwell-Castle

Ltd. Line -Dodwell & Co., I. C. I. (Fertiliser A Synthetic Pro-

ducts), (Ltd.—Brunrier, Mond Sc Co.,

Dubonnet S. A-—L. Caudrelier Ltd.

East Asiatic Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co,, I. Brunner,

C. I. (General

Mond Sc Co.,Chemicals)

Ltd. Ltd.—

Ltd. r U.' Farbehindustrie Aktiepgesellschaft,

Eastern & Australian S.S. Co., Ld. Leverkusen/Rhein—“Buyer ” Yakuhin

—Mabkihnon, Mackenzie & Co.> Ld. GomeiKaishai

 AGENCIES-KOBE E5

Imperial Candy Co.—L. Caudreliet4 Mooney & ’Co., Ltd., J. K.—Birnie

In do-Chin a Steam Navigation Co., Leonard

Ld —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Mysore Government—Brunner. Mond

Internationate Crediet en Handels, & Co. (Japan), Ld.

'‘Rotterdam”—Standard Braid & National. Gats, Co.—L. Oaudrelier

Produce Co.

“Italia” S. A. di Navigazione—Nichizui "Netherl and” Royal Diitch Mail—

Jaya-China-Japan Lijn N. V.

Trading Co,, Ltd.

Newcastle Protection and Indemnity

J. & C.; Harrison, Ltd.—Dodwell & Assooiatiqn—Dodwell

Co:, Ltd. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen—‘Ahrens

Jose Arechabala —L. Caudrelier & Co Nachf., H.

Kopke & Co., Ltd., C.N. -L. Caudrelier North of England Protection &

Indemnity Association—Dodwell &

Kraft - Phenix Cheese Co., Ltd. —- L. Co., Ld.

Caudrelier

Kraft-Walker Cheese Co., Pty., Ltd.— Pacific Mills, Ld., Vancouver, B. O.-r-

L. Caudrelier Lendrum (Japan), Ld - ,

Law Union & Rock Insurance Go., Ltd.— Peek Frean

Peerless Carbon and. Ribbon Co., Ld.

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.

Liverpool & London & Globe In- .Peninsular —Dodwell &, Co., Ld.

& Oriental Steam Nav.

surance Cb., Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co.—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.,

Co., Ld. Ld.

Lloyfl Triestino Trieste — Nichizui

Trading Co., Ld. Pernod 8. A.—L. Oaudrelier

Lloyd’s, London—Cornea & Co. Perryman Electric Co.—Elko Shima

Log Cabin Products Co.—L. Caudrelier C&U /,

London Salvage Assoc.—Cprnes & Co. Philippe & Canand—L. ‘ Caudrelier

London Steamship Owners’ Mutual Pommery & Greno, Ltd.,—L. Caudrelier

Insurance Association'." Ld.'—Nichi- Premier Electric Welding Co.—Brun-

zui Trading Co., Ld. ner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd.

Maag Gear Wheel Co., Ltd.—Sulzer Prince Line, Ld.—Jardine, Matherfon

& Co., Ld.

Brothers Engineering Office Progil, S. A.—Brunner, Mond & Co.

Mackintosh & Sons Ltd.—L. Caudre- (Japan), Ld.

lier

Magadi Soda Co., Ld.—Brunner, Prunier & Co.—L. Caudrelier

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld. Ralli Brothers Ltd.—Conies & Co.

Manuel Feldman—Birnie Leonard Reckitt & Sons, Ld.—Brunner, Mond

Manufacturers Mutual Insurance^

—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld. Ld. & Go. (Japan), Ld.

Marine Insurance Co. (London), Ld. Reliance Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—

Jardine, .Matheson & Co., Ld.

—Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Rickmerg Line—Holstein Shipping &

Maritime Insurance Co., Ld.—Mac- Insurance Agencies

kinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Ld. Riunione Adriatica de Sicurta^-Ni-

Mamier-Lapostolle—L. Caudrelier chizui Trading Co.

Martini & Rossi—L. Caudrelier

Maxwell House Coffee Sales Co.—L. "Rotterdam Lloyd” Royal Dutch

Mail—Java-ChinarJapan Lijn N.V.

Caudrelier Roura & Forgas G. M- K.—Brunner,

McEwan-Younger, Ld., Edinburgh— Mond & Co. (Japan), Ld.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Royal Dutch Airways—Java-China-

Melrose-Drover, Ltd.—L. Oaudrelier Japan Lijn, N. V.

E6 AGENCIES-KOBE

Royal Insurance Co. Ld.—Jardine, Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance

Co., Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co.,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.. Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—G. K. A. Transatlantic Steamship Co., Ld.—

Mitchell & Co. Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.

Royal Netherlands Indies Airways Triton

(K N. I. L. M.) Java-China-Japan- Matheson & Co., Co.,

Insurance

Ld.

Ld.—Jardine,

Lij'n N. V.

Royal Packet Navigation Co.—Java- Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.—Dod-

China-Japan Lijn N. V. well & Co., Ld.

Ruinione Adriatica de Sicurta-Nichi- Union Assurance Society, Ld.—Dod-

zui Trading Co., Ld. well & Co., Ld.

S. A. des Usines Destree—Brunner, United Carbon Co.—Brunner Mond &

Co. (Japan), Ld.

Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd. United Distillers, Ltd.—L. Caudrelier

Salen Line—Cornea & Co.

Sanguinetti G. & Co.—L. Caudrelier United Kingdom Mutual Steamship

Sea Insurance Co., Ld.—Mackinnon, zui Trading Co., Ld. Ld.—Nichi-

Assurance Association,

Mackenzie & Co., Ld.

Silver-Java-Pacific Line-—Java-China- United States Alkali Export Associa-

tion—Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan),

Japan Lijn N. V. Ltd.

Southern Cotton Oil Co., N. Y.—L.

Caudrelier W. Weddel & Co., Ltd.—Brunner, Mond

Stickstoff-Syndikat G.m.b.H., Berlin & Co. (Japan), Ld.

—Ahrens & Co., Nachf. H,

Sulzer Bros., Ld.—Sulzer Bros. En- West of England Steamship Owners’

Protection & Indemnity Associa-

gineering Office tion, Ld.—Nichizui Trading Co., Ld.

Swedish East Asiatic Co.. Ltd., — Wilhelmsen Lines—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Dod-

Tea Garden Products Co.,—L. Caudre- well & Co., Ld.

lier Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld.—Owston

Terrier Freres & Co.—L. Caudrelier & Co., Ld.

 FORMOSA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American and Manchurian Line—Jar- Java-China-Japan Lijn—Carter Macy

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Co., Inc.

American & Oriental Line—Tait & Java-China-Japan Lijn—Lee Tiong Ghee

Co., Ld. & Co.

American Pioneer Line—Carter Ma-

cy Co., Inc Maersk Line—Tait & Co., Ltd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Carter Ma- Morris Commercial Cars, Ld.—Tait &

cy Co., Inc. Co., Ld.

Ben Line Steamers, Ltd—Tait & Co., Morris Motors, Ld.—Tait & Co., Ld.

Ltd.

Blue Funnel Line of Steamers—Jar- Naigai Rubber Co.—Lee Tiong Ghee &

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— North China Insurance Co., Ld.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Tait & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Tait & Co.,,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Ld.

Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East —S.Elphinstone Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav.

Co.—Tait & Co., Ld.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Ma- President Lines, Ltd.—Tait & Co., Ltd.

theson & Co., Ltd.

Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., Ltd. Prince Line—Tait & Co., Ld.

—Tait

Ellermann London Line—Carter Ma- Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.—Jar-

cy Co., Inc. dine, Matheson k Co., Ld.

Glen Line of Steamers — Jardine. South British Insoe. Co., Ld. - Tait &

Matheson & Co., Ld. Co., Ld.

Hong Kong Fire Insurance Co., Ld. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Lee Tiong

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Ghee & Co.

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Union Insurance Society (of Canton), Ld.

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. —Tait

E8 AGENCIES—TAINAN AND TAKAO—SEOUL AND CHEMULPO

TAINAN AND TAKAO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Blue Funnel Line—Mitsui Bussan Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan

Kaisha, Ld.

Kaisha, Ld.

Ellerman and Bucknall S.S. Co.— Noirddeutscher

Kaisha, Ld.

Lloyd—Mitsui Bussan

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Hamburg-Amerika linie—Mitsui Bus- Taisho Marine and Fire Insurance Oo.

san Kaisha, Ld. —Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

Java-China-Japan Lijn—Brunner Mond Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Osaka Shosen

& Co. Kaisha

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Mitsui Bussan Tokyo Marine & Fire Insurance Co.

Kaisha, Ld. —Miisu Bussan Kaisha, Ld.

CHOSEN

SEOUL AND CHEMULPO

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American

& Co. Express Co.-^W. W. Taylor South British Insurance Co.—W. W. Tay-

lor & Co.

American Mail Line—J. H. Morris States Steamship Co:—W. W. Taylor

& Co.

Dollar Steamship Line—J. H. Morris Underwood Typewriter Co.—W. W. Tay-

Fox Figa Kaisha—W. W. Taylor & C6. lor & Co.

Wilkinson, Heywood & Clarke—W. W.

Home Insuraiice Co.—J. H. Morris Taylor & Coi

 NORTH CHINA PORTS

PEIPING

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

A. E. G. Motors & Meters—Siemssen & Mannesmann Roehrenwerke—Siemssen &

Co. Co.

Agents of German

Siemssen & Co. Airplane Industrie— Mauser Werke A. G.—Siemssen & Co.

Meiji FireKaisha,

Bussan Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ltd. — Mitsui

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line - Bryner & Co. Mitsui Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—Mitsui

Bridge

BussanStone

Kaisba,Tyre

Ltd.Co., Ltd.— Mitsui Moriya

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Bryner & Co, - Pacific Storage & Packing Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Ltd. — Mitsui

Corporation

Scale Mfg. Co.,

Canadian Pacific Railway—A. C. Henning Nippon

BussanFire Insurance

Kaisha, Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Mitsui

& Co.

Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Mitsui Orenstein & Koppel A. G.—Siemssen &

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Co.

Claude Neon Lights. Fed. Inc.—North Osaka Marine & Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.—

China Advertising CO: Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Demag Aktiengesellschaft—Siemssen

Co.

Deutz-Motoren-Gesellschaft—Siemssen

Co. & Co.

Directory & Chronicle of the Taisho Marine & Fire Insce. Co., Ltd.—

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Far East—The French Bookstore Tokyo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Mitsui

E. Lee’s General Store—Lukashik & Sons TokyoBugsan Kaisha,, Ltd.

Marine

—Mitsui & FireKaisha,

Bussan Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Humboldt-Deutz

ssen & Co. Motoren A. G.—Siem-

Various Machine Tool Factories—Siem-

Klein Schanzlin & Becker A. G.—Siemssen ssen & Co.

& Co. Wilhelmsen Lines—Bryner & Co.

Kyodo

BussanFireKaisha,

Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Mitsui Yokogawa Bridge Works, Ltd.—Mitsui

Kyosan

Kaisha,Signal

Ltd. Works, Ltd.—Mitsui Bussan Yokohama

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Louis Eilers—Basel & Frey - Mitsui Marine

Bussan &Kaisha,

Fire Insurance

Ltd. Co.

Magirus-Werke—Siemssen & Co. Yuasa Battery Mfg. Co., Ltd.—Mitsui

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

ElO AGENCIES—TIENTSIN

TIENTSIN

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Acme, Inc.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Daggett & Ramsdell—Jardine, Mathe-

Ltd. son & Co., Ltd.

“ Agripta” Brand Strapping

Machines—Borrows & Co., Ltd. son & Co., Ltd.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Dodwell Castle Line—E. Winter & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Dollar S.S. Line—Dollar & Co. (Ro-

American Mail Line—Dollar & Co. bert)

(Robert) Dr. D. Jayne & Sons—Jardine,

American Mail Line—E. Winter & Co. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

American & Manchurian Line, The— Edward Sharp & Sons, Ltd.—Jardine,

Fairchild & Co. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Atlas Macaroni Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ellerman & Bucknall S. S. Co., Ltd.—

Baboud, Mary & Cie—Jardine, Matheson Fairchild & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd, Erasmic Co.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Baloise Ltd.

lowitz Fire

& Co.Insurance Co., Ltd.—Car- Ewo Brewery Co.—Jardine, Matheson

& Co., Ltd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner ifc Co. Ewo Cotton Mills, Ld. — Jardine.

“Bayer” Pharma Co.—China Export- Matheson & Co., Ld.

Import and Bank Co.

Beddow B. &Ltd.

son «fe Co., Sons Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe- F. C. Fincken & Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Fatum Accident Insurance Co.—Hol-

Burgoyne, Burhidges & Co., Ltd.— land China Handels Companie

Jardine. Matheson & Co., Ltd. Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—E. Winter & Co.

Cadbury-Fry Export Co.,jr* Ltd.—Jardine, Glens

TradingFalls

Co Insurance Co—Lee-Fu

Matheson k Co., Ltd.

Calkins & Burke—Jardine Matheson Hamburg-Amerika Linie — Carlowitz

& Co., Ltd. & Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Hartford Fire Insurance Co.—Bryner A

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Co.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jardine, Hercules

Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardine, Cycle

Matheson& AMotor

Co. Ltd.Co. Ltd.-r-

Carr & Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson Holland-Cost Azie Lijn—Holland-China

& Co., Ltd. Handels Compagnie

Chesebrough Mfg. Co. — Jardine, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Go., Ld.

Chemisch - Pharmazeutische, A. G.— Hong Kong Rope Manufacturing Co.,

China Export-Import & Bank Co. Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Clarke, Nickells & Coombs t Ltd.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. I. G. Farberiindustrie A. G.—Ch.iiM

Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc.—North Export, Import & Bank Co.

China Advertising Co. I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft

County Perfumery Co. Jardine, —Deu tsche Farben- Handelsgesell schaft

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Imperial Insurance Co.—Fairchild &

Cow & Gate, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson Co., Ld.

& Co., Ltd. International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Crown Cork & Seal Co.—E. Winter &TCo. Bryner & Co.

 AGENCIES—TIENTSIN Ell

Jas. Stodart—Jardine Matheson & Co., Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Ltd. Anglo-American Export Co.

Java-China-Japan Lijn — Holland Otard-Dupuy,

son & Co., Ltd.Cognac— Jardine, Mathe-

China Handels Campagnie

Java Sea

China Handels Cdmpagnie & Co.

John Wisden & Co., Ltd.-^Jardine, Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd.—Bryner &

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Co.

Kopke & Co., London—Jardine, Ma- & Co., Co.,

Pyrenne

Ltd.

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson

theson & Co., Ltd.

Lanman & Kemp-Barclay — Jardine, QueenslandMatheson Insurance

& Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Lanson Pere et Fils— Jardine, Matheson Ramington Rand, Inc.—Jardine, Ma-

theson & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Libby McNiell ife Libby—E. Winter & Co. Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, Ltd.—

Madrigal Line—E. Winter & Co. China Export-Import & Bank Co.

Magirus, C. D.—China Export-Import Scottish Insurance Corporation, Inc.—

Anglo-American Export Co.

& Bank Co.

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Co., Ltd.Dohme—Jardine, Matheson &

Sharp &

J. A. Tibesart South British Insce. Co., Ltd.—Wil-

Marchant Calculating Machine Co.— son & Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Staatsmijnen in Limberg — Jardine,

Mather & Platt, Ltd.—Liddell Bros. & Matheson

Co.. Ltd. Stance, Inc.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Millers Timber & Trading Co., Ltd.— Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. States Steamship Co.—E. Winter & Co.

Netherlands Insurance Co.—Carlowitz Steamship Co.—E. Winter & Co.

Sun Fire Insce. Office—Wilson & Co.

& Co,

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ld., The Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

—Fairchild & Co., Ld.

New Zealand Insurance Co.— J. A. Tacoma Oriental S.S. Co.—The Ro-

Tibersart bert Dollar Co.

Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ld.—Jardine, Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance

Matheson & Co., Ld. Co., Ltd.—Wilson & Co.

North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.— Underwood Typewriter Co.—E. Winter

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

North China Insce. Co., Ltd.—Wilson & Co.

& Co. Western Laboratory—Jardine, Matheson

Northern Assurance Co.—Holland China White & Co., Ltd.

Handels Compagnie (Tientsin), N. V. Horse Distilleries, Ld.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Northern Assur. Co., Ltd.—Mackenzie Wilhelmsen Lines—Bryner

& Co., Ltd. & Co.

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.—Jardine, Ma-

—Wilson & Co. theson & Co., Ltd.

E12 AGENCIES—HARBIN—MUKDEN

HARBIN

{For Details of Addresses, etc, of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American President Lines, Ltd. — Glen Line, Ltd.—Bryner ffe Co.

Bryner & Co.

Athey Triiss Wheel Co'.—Bryner & Co. Hanover *Fire Insurance Co.—Bryner &

Co.

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co. Holland East Asia Line—Bryner &

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co.

Co. Java-China-Japan Line—Bryner tz

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Co. Co.

Canadian Pacific Railway Ca—Bryner John Deere Plow Co.—Bryner & Co.

& Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Killefer Mfg. Corpn.—Bryner & Co.

Bryner & Co.

Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Bryner & Co. La Plant-Choate Mfg- Co., Inc.—Bryner

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. & Co.

—R. C. Goodman Link-Belt Speeder Corpn.—Bryner & Co.

Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bryner & Co.

—Bryner & Co.

Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner & Co. P. & O. Steam Navigation Co.—

Dollar Line — Internationale des Bryner & Co.

Wagons R. G. Le-Tourneau, Inc.—Bryner k Co.

Hollar Line—Bryner & Co.

East & Australian Wilh. Wilhelmsen, Line—Bryner & Co.

—Bryner & Co. Steamship Co., Ltd. Willamette Hyster Co.—Bryner

MUKDEN

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American President Lines, Ltd.—Bry- Holland East Asia Line—Bryner &

ner & Co. Co.

Asia Life Assurance Co. —Bryner & Co. J ava-China-J apan Line—Bryner &

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co.

Co. K.P.M. Line—Bryner & Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Bryner & Co.

Bryner & Co. Sun Insurance Office., Ltd. — Kiukong

Cie. des Messageries Maritimes—Bry- Trading Co.

ner & Co. Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner &

Glen Line, Ltd.—Bryner & Co. Co.

 AGE NCIES—DAIUEN — CHEFOO El^

D AIN

{For Details of Addressesr etc, of Agents . See Preceding Sections)

American President Line—Bryner & I Kailan Mining

Winning & Co. Administration—W. H.

Co.

Bank Line —Bryner & Co. Lloyd’s London—W. Hj Winning & Coj .

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Messagerie Maritime S.S.. Go.-t

Co. Bryner & Co.

Blue Star Line—Bryner & Oo. North Pacific Shipping Co,—Bryner & Co.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, —Ltd. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Bryner & Co. —W. H. Winning & Co.

Dodwell-Castle Line—Bryner & Co. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—Bryner

& Co

Holland East Asia Line—Bryner & Robert Bosch A. G.—lilies & Co.

Co. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. H. Win-

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.— ning & Co.

W. H. Winning

SunWinning

Fire Insurance

& Co. Co., Ltd. — W. H.

Indo-China Steam Nav. Co., Ltd.—

W. H. Winning & Co. Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—W. H.

Winning & Co.

Java-China-Japan

& Co. Line—W. H. Winning

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Bryner & Co.

CHEFOO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

China Fire Insurance Co., Ld.— Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.^Casey &

L. H. Smith & Co. Co.

Clande

MullanNeon

& Co.Lights, Fed. Inc.—J. Mc- South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Casey & Co.

Dollfus Mieg Cie—Casey & Co.

Glen Line—W. Niggemann & Co. Union Assurance Society, London—

L. H. Smith & Co.

Holland East Asia Litie—W. Niggemann Union Insurance Society of Canton,

& Co. Ltd.—L. H. Smith & Co.

Irish Linen Mills—Casey & Co. Vancouver Shipping Co.—W. Niggemann

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—W. Niggemann k Co.

North British & Mercantile Insurance Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—W. Nigge-

Co.— L. H. Smith & Co. mann & Co.

E14 AGENCIES—WEIHAIWEI TSINGTAO

WEIHAIWEI

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

China Soap Co., Ld.—Foo Wei Co. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Gande, Price, Ld.—Weihaiwei Import Foo Wei Co.

and Export Co. Texas Co. (China), Ld. — The Foo

Glen Line—W. Niggemann & Co. Wei Co.

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ld.— Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Foo Wei Co. Ld.—Foo Wei Co.

Kailan Mining Administration—Foo Union Insurance Society of Canton—

Wei Co. L. H. Smith & Co.

McEwan-Younger, Ld. — Weihaiwei Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.—Foo

Import and Export Co. Wei Co.

TSINOTAO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents* See Preceding Sections)

American Technical Society—Telberg’s North China Daily News &, Herald—

International Bookstore Telberg’s International Bookstore

Bakerite

ing Co. Co.—United Industrial & Trad- Office Appliance Co.—Telberg’s Interna-

Claude tional Bookstore

MullanNeon

& Co.,Lights,

Ltd. Fed. Ine.—J. Mc- Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.—J, McMul-

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., lan & Co., Ltd.

The—J. McMullan

Harvie,

dustrialCooke & Co.,Co.Ltd.—United In-

& Trading Sherwin Williams Paints—J. McMul-

lan & Co., Ltd.

Henningsen Produce Co.—United In-

dustrial

Manufacturers LifeLtd.Insce. Co., The—J. & Trading Co.

McMullan & Co.,

Medicon, Ltd.—United Industrial Trad- Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd —J. Mc-

ing Co. Mullan & Co., Ltd.

 SHANGHAI

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

A. B. de Lavels Augturbin—H. J. Moysey American Cotton Co-operative Asso-

& Co., Ltd. ciation—Yolkart Brothers

A. B. Liljchalmens Kabelfabrik—H. J. American Exporter—Conunercial Cre-

Moysey & Co., Ltd. dit Bureau

A. Ltd.

B. Pentaverken—H. J. Moysey

A. B. Separators—H. J. Moysey & & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. American La France & Foamite In-

A.Chemical

Boake, Roberts & Co., Ltd.—Imperial dustries, Inc.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Industries (China), Ltd. American Machine & Foundry Co.—

A.for& Overseas—H.

M. Karagheusien Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China

Moroukian Corp.

American American Mail Line—Dollar Co. (The

Robert)

A/S National Industri—Hugo Reiss American Metal Hose Co.—H. Oliveira

& Co. & Son

Adeps

& Co.,Lanae,

Ltd. Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson American Pioneer Line—States S.S. Co.

Adrema Addressing & Listing Ma- American

Imperial Potash

Chemical& Chemical

Industries Corpn.—

(China),

chine—Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. Ltd.

Advance Bag & Paper Co. — Hunt En- American Steel Export Co.—Hunt Eng-

gineering Corporation ineering Corporation

Agathon, S. A.—Oversea TradingCo., Ltd. Amsterdam LTnderwriters Associa-

Air Tool Mfg. Co.—Hugo Reiss & Co. tion—Shanghai Insurance Office

Albertson & Co.—H. Oliveira & Son Anchor Line—Canadian Pacitic Steam-

Albright & Wilson, Ltd. — Imperial ships, Ltd.

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. Anderson, Meyer & Co„ Ltd-—China

Alby Chlorate Mfg. Co., Ltd.—Im- General Edison Co„ Inc.

perial Chemical Industries (China), Anglo-Canadian Shipping Cq., Ltd.—

Ltd. Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves

Alfloc, Ltd.—Imperial

(China), Ltd. Chemical Industries Ariel Motors, (J. S.), Ld.—Imperial

Alfred Simon & Son—O. Morgenstern Chemical Industries (China), Ld,

Alkali Export Association (U.S.)— Armor Products Inc.—H. Oliveira & Son

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Arthur & Hinshaw, Ltd.—Imperial

Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Allg. Kunstzijde Unie N.V. Arnhem— Asia Electric, Ltd.—H. J. Moysey"& Co.,

A. K. U. China Agency Ltd.

Aspro (Nicholas Pty. Ltd.)—Dodwell

Alliance Assurance Co., Ld.—Jardine, & Co., Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ld. Asta - Werke A. G.—Melchers &■ Co.

Alliance (Fire) Assurance Co., Ltd,— Astatic Microphone

Jardine, Mathespn & Co., Ltd. tific Service Co. Laboratory—Scien-

Allied Kid Co,—Independent Trading Qo. Atlas

American Asphalt Paint C.—Fagan & MatheSon & Co., .Co.,

Assurance Ltd. Ltd.—Jardihe,

Co., Ltd. Atlas Diesel,

Agencies, Ltd.A. B.—The Ekman Foreign

American Broach & Machine Co.—Hunt Atlas Imperial Engine Co.—American

Engineering Corporation Engineering Corporation

American Chain & Cable Co., Inc.—

Oversea Trading Co., Ltd. Austin Cars—Auto Palace Co., Ltd.

 E16 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Automatic Machinery Mfg. Corpn.—Over- Bemberg. J. P. — A. K. U China

sea Trading Co., Ltd. Agency

Avenarius

Soap Co., Ltd.

Backhouse, Ltd. (J. H.)—General Ac- Benninger, S. A., Etablissements—Over-

cident, Fire and Life Assurance sea Trading Co., Ltd.

Corporation, Ld.

Bakau & Kenya Extract Co., Ltd.— Benrath Machine Tool Co., Ltd.—Over-

sea Trading Co., Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Baker Bros., Inc.—Oversea Trading Co., Drug Co.,Filter

Berkefeld

Inc.

Co.—Kofa American

Ltd. Berthiez, S. A., Charles—Oversea Trading

Baker Ice Machine Co.—China. Elec- Co., Ltd.

tric Co., Ltd. Binney & Smith Co.—Hunt Engineering

Baker Ice Machine Co., Inc.^Shang- Corporation

hai Water Works Fittings Co., Ltd. Binney & Smith Co.—Melchers & Co.

Baldwins,

Industries Ltd. — Imperial

(China), Ltd. Chemical Blackhouse, Ltd., J. H.—General Ac-

Baloise Fire Insurance Co.—C. Luthy cident, Cprp., Ltd.

Fire and Life Assurance

Baloise Marine Insurance Co.—Shanghai Bols Erven Lucas—Dodwell & Co.,

Insurance Office Ltd.

Bankers & Traders Insurance Co., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpora-

Ld. (Marine)—Jardine, Matheson & tion, Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Co., Ld. Ld.

Barber-Wiihelmsen Line—Dodwell & Bombay Fiye & General Insurance Co.,

Co., Ld.

Barrow Hepburn & Gale Ltd.^-The Boots ., Pure Drug& Co,,

Ltd.—Dodwell Co,, Ltd.

Ltd.—Imperial

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld. Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Borax Consolidated, Ld.—Imperial

Ltd.—Liebermann Waelchli & Co.

Bates Numbering & Stapling Ma- “Bosch” Spark Plugs, Horns, Ld.

Chemical Industries (China),

etc.—

chines—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Nanyang Motor Supply Co.

Battle Creek Drugs, Inc.—Indepen- Boyar Schultz Corpn.—Oversea Trading

dent Trading Company

Bauer & Black—Kofa American Drug (Jo., Ltd.

Co., Inc. Bradstreet’s British, Ltd.—Commercial

Bauer & Black—Independent Trading Credit Bureau

Company Bremen Underwriters—Melchers & Co.

Baum Co.—Kofa American Drug Co., Brevetti-Scotti A. G.—Glathe & Witt

Inc. Brevillier & Urban—Kofa American Drug

Bayers Co., Inc.

Imp. &Pharmiac

Bank Co., Dept.

Ltd. — China Exp.- Bridgeport Machines, Inc.—Oversea Tra-

Bechler, Andre—Oversea Trading Co., ding Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Bristol Co.—^American Engineering

Beck & Henkel, Kassel—United Me- Corporation

chanical Industries Bristol Co.—American Engineering

Bedford Trucks—Auto Palace Co., Ltd. Co.

Beechams Pills, Ltd.—H. C. Dixon & Son, British

ShanghaiAmerican

InsuranceAssurance

Office Co.—

Ltd.

Beldam Packing & Rubber Co., Ltd.— British E. F. Toeg

American Assurance Co.—

Y. Ching Chong

Bell Telephone Mfg. Co.—China Electric British

Matheson & «fChinese

c Co., Ltd.Corpn. — Jardine,

Co., Ltd. British Columbia Pulp & Paper Co.,

Bell’s, Ld.—Wallem & Co. Ltd.—A. Cameron & Co. (China),

Bell & Howell Co.—Scientific Service Co. ^ Ltd.

 AGEN CIES—SHANGHAI E17

British Glues & Chemicals, Ld.—Imperial Calico Printers’ Association, Ltd.—

Chemical Industries (China), Ld. China Printing & Finishiiig Co.,

British Ltd.—General Electric Co. Ltd.

Ropes,Ltd.

(of China), Canadian Marconi Co.—Marconi (China),

British Thomson-Houston Co.—Inniss Ltd.

& Riddle (China), Ltd. Canadian Pacific Express Co.—Cana-

British Wireless Marine Service—Marconi dian Pacific Railway Co.

(China), Ltd.

Briton Ferry Steel & Tinplate, Agency, Canadian Transport Co., Ltd.—Jar-

dine Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd., The—Imperial Chemical Indus- Canedy-Otto Mfg. Co.—Oversea Trading

tries (China), Ltd. Co.; Ltd.

Broder Canning Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Living- Canning & Co., Ltd.—Inniss & Rid-

ston & Co., Ltd. dle, Ltd.

Brotherton & Co., Ld.—Imperial Che- Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. (Fire A

mical Industries (China), Ld.

Brunelli, Dott, G.T.—Lloyd Triestino Canton InsurapceSassoon

Marine)—David & Co., Ltd.

Office, Ld. (Marine)

Brush Development

Service Co. ,Cq. — Scientific —Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

B.S.A. Tools, Ltd.—Oversea Trading Co., Carborundum Co.—H. Oliveira & Sop

Ltd. Carreras, Ltd. — Inniss & Riddle

Buffalo (China), Ltd.

Crop.Forge

(China)Co.—American Engineering Carson Pirie Scott

“Buick” Storage Batteries—Nanyang Waelchli & Co.

Motor Supply Cc. Carter Medicine Co.—Kofa American

Bunge, Paul—Kofa American Drug Drug Co., Inc.

Co., Inc. Casehourne & Co. (1926), Ltd.—Imperial

Bunge & Born, Ltd,—Bunge & Co., Ltd. Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Bunge & Co., Ltd. (London) — Bunge & Castner-tKellner Alkali Co., Ld. —Im-

Cb., Ltd. perial Chemical Industries (China),

Bunge

& Co.,(Australia)

Ltd. Propty., Ltd.—Bunge Ld.

Bunge Castolin Go., Ltd—Oversea Trading Co.,

BungeNorth

& Co., American

Ltd. Grain Corp.— Ltd.

Cathay Bahelite Moulding Factory—

Bunge S. A. R.—Bunge & Co., Ltd. China Electric Co., Ltd.

Burke Machine Tool Co.—Oversea Trad- Cavasse, E.—P. Laroche & Co.

ing Co., Ltd. Celluloid-Ferkaufs-Gesellschaft m. b. H.

Busk Jun. & Co. A/S.—Glathe &Witt —Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft,

Butterworth & Dickinson, Ltd.—H. J. Waibel & Co.

Moysey & Co., Ltd.

Buxton Lime Firms Co., Ld.—Im- Central ThreadAgency,

Co., Ltd.Ltd., The—Mien Wha

perial Chemical Industries (China), Central Insurance Co., Ltd., The—G** D.

Ld. Jack Insurance Office

Cadbury-Fry—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Century Insurance Co., Ltd. - Shang-

Ltd. hai Insurance Office

Cadillac, La Salle, Buick, Yauxhall

General Electric Co. (of China), Ld.

Chevrolet

Fed. Inc. Motor Cars—Reliance Motors,

Chambersburg Engineering Co.—Hunt

Engineering Corporation

Caldbeck, MacGregor & Co., Ld.— Chance & Hunt, Ld.—Imperial Che-

General Accident, Fire & Life mical Industries (China), Ld.

Assurance Corporation, Ld.

Calder

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Charles Marchant’s Whisky—Jardine,

Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Caledonian Insurance Co.—Meyerink Chas. Goodall & Son.—Jardine, Ma-

& Co. theson & Co., Ltd.

E18 AGENCIES—SHANGH^A I

Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee—Dodwell & Comacrib Press, The—Commercial &

Co., Ltd. Credit Information Bureau

Chateau Cheese Co.—Dodwell & Co., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Ltd. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Chemische Fabrik v. Heyden—Melchers Compagnie des Produits Chimiques et

& Co. Electrometallurgiques—Hardivilliers &

Chesebrough Mfg. Co., Cons’d—Jar- Cie

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Comptoir Franco-Beige d’Exportation des

Chevrolet Cars & Trucks—Auto Palace, Tubes d’Acier—Hardivilliers & Cie

Co., Ltd. Comptoir Siderurgique de France—

Chin An S. S. Co.—Union Steamships Hardivilliers

Agency Confederation Life Association— G. D.

China American Trading Corporation- Jack Insurance Office

General Accident, Fire & Life Conklin Pen Co. — Wing On Co.

Assurance Corporation, Ld. (Shanghai), Ltd.

China Finance Corpn., Fed. Inc.—General Consolidated Mining & Smelting

Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Co., Ld.—A. Cameron & Co. (China),

Corpn., Ld. Ld.

China

steinFur Trading Co., Ltd.—L. S. Wein- Cornabe, Eckford & Co.—General Ac-

cident, Fire and Life Assurance

China Realty Co.—General Accident, Corporation, Ld.

Fire and Life Assurance Corpora- Cornell-Dubilier Condenser Co.—China

tion, iLd. Electric Co., Ltd.

China Soap Co., Ld.—Imperial Che- Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd.— Marcel

mical Industries (China), Ld. Darre

China Spraying Lacquer _ Supply Co. Corporate Industries, Ltd.—Dodwell &

—China Auto Accessories Co. Co., Ltd.

China United Lamp Co.—China General Courvoisier, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Edison Co., Inc.

Chiswick Polish Co. (Overseas), Ld.— Cow Cow

& Gate, Ltd.—H.C. Dixon & Son, Ltd.

& Gate, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

Imperial Chemical Industries Co., Ltd.

(China), Ld.

Cox &

Chloride Electrical Storage Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.Kings (Agents), Ltd.—Dodwell &

—Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd.

Craven Bros. (Manchester),

Christen & Co., Ltd.—Oversea Trading sea Trading Co., Ltd. Ltd.—Over-

• Co., Ltd.

Chung Hsing Coal Mining Co., Ltd.— Creed & Co.—China Electric Co., Ltd.

Crosfield & Sons, Ld., J. — Imperial

Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves

Clarke & Vigilant Sprinkler, Ltd.— Chemical Industries (China), Ld.

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Crosley Radio Corpn.—American En-

Ltd. gineering Corpn.

Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.—Hugo Crown Cork Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

Reiss & Co. Ltd.

Cleveland Rock Drill Co.—Hugo Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crowiichina

Reiss & Co. Co., Ino.

Cleveland Twist Drill Co.—H. Oliveira D. & W. Gibbs, Ltd.—China Soap Co.,

& Son

Cochran & Co, (Annan), Ld.—The General Ltd.

Electric Co. (of China), Ld. Daggett & Ramsdell—Jardine, Mathe-

Colman, Ld. (J. & J.)—Imperial Che- son & Co., Ltd.

mical Industries (China), Ld. Dallman & Co.—Kofa American Drug

Comacrib Directory of China, Ther— Co., Inc.

Commercial & Credit Information Dampney & Co., Ltd.—H. Oliveira &

Bureau Son

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E19

Darwins, Ltd.—China Electric Co., Duro Metal Products Co.—H. Oliveira

Ltd. & Son

Davey Paxman

Electric Co. (of China), Ltd. Burkhardt, Buchan & Oo.

Davis & Pitann, Ltd.—Hunt Engineering

Corporation Eagle Insurance Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Dayton-Dowd Co.—Hunt Engineering Insurance Office

Corporation Eagle, Star Ins. Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co.—York Ship- Insurance Office

ley Co., Fed. Inc. Eastern Agencies, Inc. — The United

Defiance Machine Works, Inc.—Oversea States Life Ins. Co.

Trading Co., Ltd. Eastern Insurance Co.—Jardine, Ma-

Delco Appliance

gineering Corpn.—American En- theson & Co., Ltd.

Corporation

Demag A. G.—Chien Hsin Engineer- Drug Co.,G.m.b.H.

Eatinon,

Inc.

— Kofa-American

ing Co., Ld. Echlin Mfg. Co. — Hunt Engineering

Denis Freres de d’Indo-Chine, Sai- Corporation

gon—General Accident Fire & Life Egli S. A. H. W.-J. H. Trachsler,

Assurance Corporation, Ld. Ltd.

Deutsche

Far ben - Gasoline A. G. — Deutsche

Handelsgesellschaft, Einar Nilsen-Moe—Moller & Co.

Waibel Ekman

& Co. & Co. — The Ekman Foreign

Deutsche Hollerith Maschinen G.Machines Agencies, Ltd.

m. b. H. Electric

—International Business Specialty Co. — International

Corp. Products Co., Ltd.

Deutsche Akustik—Kofa American Electromekano, Agencies, Ltd.

A. R.—Ekman Foreign

Drug Co., Inc.

Dewar & Sons, Ltd., John—Hoehnke Electrozeit Watches—Wm. Hilsberg

Frithjof Eley Bros., Ld. — Imperial Chemical

Diethelm & Co., Ld.—General Accid- Industries (China), Ld.

ent, Fire & Life Assurance Cor- Emil Busch A. G.—Melchers

poration, Ld.

Directory & Chronicle of the Equitable Fire & Marine Office —

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.

Far East—Finance & Commerce

Distillers Corporation, Ltd., The—Jardine, Foreign Agencies, Ltd.Co., Ld.—Ekman

Ericesson Telephone

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Dodge

Establissements Arnout—General Ac-

Dodwell-Castle

Ld. Line—Dodwell & Co., cident, Fire & Life Assurance

Doelling, Walter — Kofa American Evans Corporation, Ld.

Drug Co., Inc. Sons Lescher & Webb, Ltd.—H. C.

Dominion Tobacco Co.—Wing On Co. Evinrude Dixon

(Shanghai), Ltd. Motors Corpn. — American

Dr. D. Jayne & Son—Jardine, Mathe- Express Engineering Corporation

son & Co., Ltd. & S. M. S. Lift Co., Ltd.,

Dr. A. Wander, S.A.—J. H. Trachsler, (China), London—General Electric Co. (of

Ltd. Ltd.

Drummond Bros., Ltd.—Oversea Trading F. Cochu A. G.—Glathe & Witt

Co., Ltd. Fabrique de Conserves Lenzburg—J.

Duckworth H. Trachsler, Ltd.

Son, Ltd. & Co., Ltd.—H. C. Dixon & Fabriques de Laire—Union Trading Co.

Dupont-Film Manufacturing Corpn., Faibrique National d’Armes de Guerre

Inc.—Probst, Hanbury (China), Ld. —Glatne & Witt

E20 AGE N CIES-SHANGH AI

Fairbanks,

Engineering Corporation Inc.—Hunt General

Morse & Go., Machinery i Cotr-Hugo Reiss

& Co.

Faultless Rubber Co.—Kofa American General Mfg. Co.—Oversea Trading Co.,

Drug Co., Inc. Ltd.

Federal Laboratories, Inc. — American General Office Equipment Corporation

—Do^dwell & Co., Ltd.

Engineering Corp.

Ferd. Muelhens—Melchers & Co. Gerard Bros., Ltd.— Wing On Co.

Ferodo, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. (Shanghai), Ltd.

Filtrators, Ltd.—John Gray Gerb. Crede & Co.—Glathe & Witt

Finch Telecommunications Laborator- Germanischer Lloyd—Melchers & Co.

ies, Inc., U.S.A. — China Electric Gerrard Industries, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Co., Ltd. Co., Ld.

Fisher (Elliott) Accounting and Writ- Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—Shang-

ing Machines—Do'dwell & Co., Ld. hai Land Investment Co., Ltd.

Fitzgibbons

EngineeringSteel

Corp.Boiler Co.—American Gibson Refrigerator Corp. — China

Electric Co., Ltd.

Flexible Steel Lacings—General Electric Gilbert Paper Co.—Hunt Engineering

go, (of China), Ltd. Corporation

Florsheim Shoe Co. — Wing On: Co. Girard & Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

(Shanghai), Ltd,

Forestal Land Timber & Railways Cq., AmericanGustav

Glaswer Drug Fischer,

Co., Inc.Ilmenau—Kofa

Ld. — Imperial Chemical Industries Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—Dodwell

(China), Ld. Ltd.

Fdsdick Machine Tool Co.—Hunt Engi- Glen Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

neering Corporation Co., Ltd.

FoxCorp.

Furnace Co.—American Engineering Gleniffer Engines, Ltd.—John Gray

Franke & Heidecke—Melchers & Co. Glycerine, Ld.—Imperial Chemical In-

Frank Slater, Ltd., Halifax — Walker, Gossagedustries (China). Ld.

Turner & Co., Ltd. & Sons, Ld., Wm.—Imperial

Fraser & Chalmers Engineering Gould StorageIndustries

Chemical (China), Ld.

Battery Co. —Hunt En-

Works—General Electric Co. (of China), gineering Corporation

Ltd.

Frederick Stearns Goulds Pumps, Inc. Hugo Reiss & Co

(Shanghai), Ltd. & Co.—Wing On Co. Grant Mfg. & Machine Co., The —

Freight & Transport Bureau of U. S. S. R. Oversea Trading CO., Ltd.

—Union Steamships Agency Gresham & Co., Ltd., H. F. — Walker,

French Oil Mill Machinery Co.—Hunt Turner & CO., Ltd.

Engineering Corporation Grob Bros.—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd.

Frick Co.—American Engineering Corp. Guardian Assurance Cq., Ld.—Lester,

Ffigidaire Corporation—American En- Johnson & Morriss

gineering Corporation

Fulham Crown Cork Co., Ltd.—H. 0. Guest, Hobden

Keen and Piggotts, Ld.—H.

Dixon & Son, Ltd. “ Heinholz ” Vereingte Sohmirgel—

G. E. Marden & Cb., Ltd.--Wheelock

‘ Co;, Ltd. Hamblin-Metcalfe, Ld. —Kofa Ameri-

G.M.C. Trucks—Auto Palace Co., Ltd. can Drug Co., Ld.

Gebrueder Kroner—Kofa American Hamburg Breman Fire Insurance

Drug Co., Inc. Co.—Melchers & Cb.

Geigy, A. G., J. R. ^—Melohers & Co. Hampton, Ltd., C. J.—Dodwell & Co.>

General Electric Co., Ltd., The — Ltd.

General Electric Co. (of China), Hanchett Mfg. Co.—Hunt Engineering

Ld. Corporation

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI £21

Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co.—Kofa I. C. I. (Alkali), Ld., (Formerly

American Drug Co., Inc. Brunner Mond Sr Co., Ld.)—Im-

Harold F. Ritchie & Co., Ltd.—H. C- Ld. perial Chemical Industries (China)*

Dixon

Harper, Gilfillan & Co.—General Ac- I. mical C. I. (Dyestuffs), Ltd. ^-Imperial

Industries (China), Ltd. Chen

cident,

tion, Ld.Fire & Life. Assurance Corpora- I. C. I. (Nitrogen Products), Ltd.—

Harry Greayer— Morgenstern Imperial Chemical Industries■ (China),<

;

Harvey & Sons, John—Caldbeck, Mac- Ltd. •

gregor & Co., Ltd. I, perial

C, I. (General

ChemicalChemicals),

Industries Ltd.—Im-

(China),

Haskins .Go,, R. G.:—Oversea Trading Ltd.

Co., Ltd. I. C. 1. (Lime), Ltd.—Imperial ChemiUal

Heath & Co.—Walter Dunn & Co.

Heim Co., The—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd. I, C-Industries. (China), Ltd.

L Metals, Ltd.—Imperial Chemical

Henry Hughes

Henry Hughes & Sons, Ltd.—General I. C. I. (Paints), Ltd.—Imperial Chemical

Electric Co. (of China), Ltd. Industries (China), Ltd.

Henry Matier & Co.—Jardine, Ma- I. C. I. (Plastics), Ltd. — Imperial

theson & Co., Ltd. Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Hepworth & Grandage, Ltd.—Dodwell 1. C. I. (Rexine), Ld.—Imperial Che-

& Co., Ltd. mical Industries (China),; Ld.

Herbert, Ld., Alfred—Inniss & Rid- Ideal Commutator Dresser Co.—China

dle (China), Ld. Electric Co., Ltd.

Herbert Morris, Ld.—Inniss & Riddle Hanger, Eduard — Oversea Trading

(China), Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Hercules Powder Co.—Imperial Che- I. G. Farbenindustrie A. GV, Lever

mical Industries (China), Ltd. Kusen—China Exp.-Imp. Bank Co.,

Hilaturas Casablancas, S. A.—Liddell Ltd.

Brothers & Co., Ltd. I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft,

Hiram Walker & Sons, Ltd.—Dodwell & Berlin—Waibel

Co., Ltd. I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft,

Hodgson & Simpson, Ltd.—China Soap Frankfurt, a/Main—Waibel & Co.

Co., Ltd. I. G. Farbenindustrie Aktiengesellschaft,

Hoellriegels Kreuth—Melchers & Co. Verkaufsgemeindschaft, Cheinikalien—;

Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. — Waibel & Co.

Shanghai Insurance Office Improved Liquid Glues Co., Ld.—Im-

Holland Assurance Society, Ltd. of perial Ld.

Chemical Industries (China),

1841—Melchers & Co.

Hollborn & Soehue, Dr. K. — Kofa International Assurance Co., Ltd.—0. E.

Marden & Co., Ltd.

American Drug Co., Inc.

Holmes Projector Cp.—Scientific

1 Service International Nickel Co. of Canada,

Ltd.—Imperial Chemical Industries

Co. .

Hongay Coal—Pierre H. Dpuy (China), Ltd.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.- International Nickel Co., Inc.—Im-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. perial Chemical Industries (China),

Honing Equipment Corpn. — Oversea Ltd.

Trading Co., Ltd. International Chemical Co., Ltd.—H. 0.

Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Co., Dixon & Son, Ltd.

Ltd.—A. Cameron & Co. (China), International Composition and Farve-

Ltd. fabrik—Wallem & Co.

Hunt, Roope, Teage & Co.—Dodwell & International Handels Consortium—

Co., Ltd. United Mechanical Industries

 AGENCIES-SHANGHAI

International Standard Electric Oorp.— Kalle & Co.—Waibel & Co.

China 'Electric Co., Ltd. Karbolsaeure - Yerkaufs - Gesellschaft —

Iron Fireman Mfg. Co.-—American Eng- Waibel

ineering Corp.

Isbrandtsen Holler Co., Inc.—Melchers Kellems Products, Inc., U.S.A. —

China Electric Co., Ltd.

& Co. Kellenberger & Co., L. - Oversea Trading

J. & E. Atkinson, Ltd.—China Soap Kent-Owens Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Machine Co.—Oversea Trad-

J. C. Eno, Ltd.—H C. Dixon & Son, Kermath ing Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Manufacturing Co.—Ameri-

J. China

Crosfield can Engineering Corporation

Soap&Co.,SonsLtd.(China), Ltd.—The Kiwi

Ltd.

B oot Polishes—Dodwell & Co.

J. Lucas Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Kockums Mekaniska Verkstads—Dod-

J. W. & T. A. Smith, Ltd.—A. Cam- well

eron & Co. (China), Ltd. Kommanditbolaget Moberg & Co.—G. V'

Jaffe & Sons, Ltd.—Morgenstern Synnerberg

James Neill & Co. (Sheffield), Ltd.— Kryolitselskabet Oresunds A/S—Impeiral

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.—Liver- Kummer

pool & London &, Globe Insurance Ltd. Freres—Oversea Trading Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Jarvis Co., Charles L.—Oversea Trading L. Bamberger & Co. — Liebermann

Co., Ltd. Wielchli & Co.

Jas. & Geo. Stodart & Co., Ltd.—Jardine, La Calabro - Sicilienne—Union Trading

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Co.

Jeffrey

works Tiles,

FittingsLd.—Shanghai

Co. Water- La Fabril, S A.—Bunge

Jenny Presses, Ltd. — Oversea Trading La Valliere Co.—Arnhold & Co.

Lament & Sons, Ltd., Samuel—James

Co., Ltd. McMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd.

John B. Adt. Co.—Universal Leaf Tobacco Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto, Ltd.

Co. of China —Dodwell & Co., Ld.

John. D. Lewis, Inc.—Imperial Chemi- Langendorf Watch Co.—J. H. Trachsler

cal Industries (China), Ltd. Ltd.

John Kidd & Co., Ltd. — Jardine, Lanman & Kemp-Barclay & Co., Inc.

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

Johns-Manville International Corpn. Lavalis, A B., de—Moysey & Co., Ltd.

—Fagan & Co., Ltd.

Johnson, Stokes & Master — Platt, Law Union and Bock Insurance Co.,

Ld.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ld.

White-Cooper & Co.

Johnston Pump Co.—Hunt Engineering LeCo., Materiel Telephonique—China Electric

Ltd.

Corporation

Jones Textilaties Export Co., Ld.— LeeLtd.Howl & Co., Ltd.—Dodwel! & Co.,

China Engineers, Ld.

Joseph Lucas, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Lees-BrandnerCo., Ltd.

Co., The- -Oversea Trading

Ltd.

K. Duxbury, b.sc., A.I.C. — Imperial Corporation Co.—Hunt Engineering

Lehmnn Machine

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. Lemke

Kaffee Handels A. G.—Melchers & Co. & Co.,&Ltd.

Co., B. L.—jardine, Matheson

Kailan Sales Agency—Kailan Mining Les Petits Fils de Fois de Wendel & Cie—

Administration Hardivilliers & Cie

Kalamazoo T. & S. Co.—Oversea Trading Lever Brothers (China), Ltd. -China

Co., Ltd. Soap Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E23

Lewis, Inc., J. D.—Imperial Chemical Marconi International Marine Com-

Industries (China), Ltd. munication

Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Marconi (China),

Libby, McNeill & Libby—Dodwell & Marconi Sounding Device Co., Ltd.—

Co., Ltd. Marconi (China), Ltd.

Lightning Fasteners, Ltd.—Imperial Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd.—

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. Marconi (China), Ltd.

Lighting Trades, Ltd.—Imperial Che- Marconiphone Co., Ltd—Marconi (China),

mical Industries (China), Ltd. Ltd.

Lima Locomotive Works—Hunt Engineer- Manchester Oxide Co—Dodwell & Co.,

ing Corproation Ltd.

Linde’s Eismaschinen- United Mechani- Maritime

cal Industries Insce. Co.—Erzinger & Co.

Liverpool & London & &Globe Marlin Export Agency—Hunt Engniebr-

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Co., Insurance

Ltd. ing Corporation

Liverpool London & Globe Insur- Marston, Ld., John—Imperial Chemi-

ance Co., Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & cal Industries (China), Ld.

Co., Ld. Maschinenbau und Schraubenfabrik, A.

Liverpool C—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd.

Brothers Uganda Co., Ltd.---Volkart Maschinenfabrik Augsburg, Nuernberg

Lobdell Car Wheel Co.—Oversea Trading (M. A. N.)—Kunst & Albers

Co., Ltd.

“London Times” Publications — MaskinfrabriksOversea TradingAktiebolaget

Co., Ltd. Thule—

•‘Shanghai Times” Mather & Platt, Ltd.—Liddell Brothers

Lurgan Weaving Co., Ltd., Lurgan— & Co., Ltd.

Walker, Turner & Co., Ltd. Mauserwerke A.G., Oberndoff—Carlo-

Lurgi Gesellschaft fuer Waermetechnik witz & Co.

m. b. H.—Deutsche Farben-Handels- May Co.,The—Liebermann Waelchli & Co.

gesellschaft, Waibel & Co. Mcdonoagh Mfg. Co. — Oversea Trading

Masg Gear-Wheel Co., Ltd.— Oversea Co., Ltd.

Trading Co., Ltd. McEwan, William & Co., Ld.—Jar-

Mackenzie Sport Co—Eickhoff

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R. McKenna George

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

MacMillan Petroleum Corp.—The K. D. McKesson & Robbins, Inc—Indepen-

dent Trading Co.

Petroleum & Co. of China

MacMillan Ringfree Lubricating Oils— McMullan

Accident, Fire(Agencies), Ltd. — General

& Life Assurance Corpn.,

The K. D. Petroleum’ Co. of China Ltd.

Maersk Line—Melchers & Co. Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.—The Kailan

Magadi Soda Co., Ld.—Imperial Che- Mining Administration

mical Industries (China), Ld. Medizinische Darmbad - Apparate

Maggi, S. A.—J. H. Trachsler, Ltd- G.m.b.H.—Glathe & Witt

Mailleper, S. A., Etablissements Ch— Melchers Laoshan Beverages—Jardine,

Oversea Trading Co., Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Majestic

ing Co.,Tool

Ltd.& Mfg. Co.—Oversea Trad- Metal Box Co., Ltd.—Imperial Chemical

Malaya-Java Agencies, Ltd.—United Industries (China), Ltd.

States Life Insurance Co. Metal

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Middleton lock

c Co., Ltd. of China, Ltd.—Whee

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. & Co. (In.), Ltd., Hugh—

Marchant Calculating Machine Co.— Liverpool ance Co., Ld.

& London & Globe Insur-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Marconi-Ehco Instruments Ltd.—Mar- Midland Electric Manufacturing Co.,

coni (China), Ltd. Ltd.—Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.

E24 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Midland Investment Co., Ltd. — Nathan & Co., Ld., Joseph—Slowe &

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd. Co;, Ld.

Mikron,

Ltd. S. A.—Overscan Trading Co. National Brewery — Sintah Mill

Furnishing Co.

Millars’ Timber & Trading Co., Ltd. National C©., Inc.—China Electric Co.,

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Millers Falls, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., National Steam Pump Co.—Hugo

Ltd. Reiss & Co.

Mills Novelty Co.—China Electric Neidich Process Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Milton Proprietary, Ltd.—Dodwell & Netherlands Fire & Marine Insur-

Co., Ltd. ance Co., Ltd.—Shanghai Insurance

Minimax-Export Co., Berlin — Car- Office

lowitz & Co.

Mond Nickel Co., Ltd.—Imperial Netherlands Lloyd, Ltd.—Shanghai

Insurance Office

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Morris Commercial, Ltd.—Dodwell & New York Belting & Packing Co.—Hunt

Engineering Corporation

Co., Ltd.

Morris Marine Motors, Ltd.—Dodwell New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Morse Chain Co.—H. J. Moysey & Nichizui BrothersTrading Co.,, Ltd. — Volkart

Co., Ltd.

Morton, Ltd., C. & E.—Jardine, Ma- Nippon Electric,Co., Ltd.—China Electric

Co., Ltd.

theson & Co., Ltd. Nobel’s Explosives Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

Motor

DixonUnion

& Son,Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ltd.—H. C. Matheson & Lloyd, Co., Ld.

Mouldrite, Ltd. — Imperial Chemical Norddeutscher

& Co.

Bremen—Melchers

Industries (China), Ltd.

Mulcott Belting Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Norris, Henty & Gardners, Ltd.—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Myers North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—

Son & Bros. Co., F. E.—H. Oliveira & Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Myers Manufacturing Co.—Kofa Am- North British & Mercantile Insurance

erican Drug Co., Inc. & Co, Ltd—G. D. Jack Insurance Office

Mysore Government Sandalwood Oil North China Insurance Co,, Inc.—G. E,

Factory—Imperial Chemical Industries Marden & Co., Ltd.

(China), Ltd. North German Lloyd, Bremen—Mel-

N. V. Bunge’s Handelmaatschappij — North chers & Co.

Bunge & Co., Ltd. Pacific Shipping Co., Ltd.—

N. Internationale—Dodwell & Co., Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves

Ltd. Nu-Tone Chimes, Inc.—China Electric

N.China

V. Philips Co., Ltd.

Co. Glowlamp Works—-Philips Nydquist & Holm—H. J. Moysey &

N.V. Standard Yerzekering Mij. — Co., Ltd.

Melchers & Co.

N. V. A Wulfing & Co.—Melchers & Co, Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn.,

Ltd., London—K. M. Gumming

Natal Chemical Syndicate, Ltd.—Jardine, Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.—

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Natal Tanning Extract Co., Ld.—Im- States Steamship Co.

perial Chemical Industries (China), Oerlikon Machine Tool Works Buehrle k

Ld. Co.—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd.

Nathan & Co., Ltd., Joseph—Imperial Ohio Machine Tool Co.—Oversea Tarding

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI E25

Ohmer Cash Registers—Dodwell & Co.’ Petters, Ltd.—The General Electric Co*

Ltd. (of China), Ltd.

Oilgear

tion Co.—Hunt Engineering Corpora- Pfaudler Co.—Kofa American Drug

Co., Inc.

Okonite & Callender Co.—Hunt Engineer' Philco Radio & Television Corp.—

ing Corporation American Radio & Refrigeration Co.

Oliver Wilkins, Ld.—Imperial Chemical Philips & Co., Ld., J. & N.—Reiss,

Industries (China), Ld. Bradley & Co,, Ld.

Olivier-Chine, S.A.—Imperial Chemica 1 Philips’ Gloeilampenfabrieken, Eind-

Industries (China), Ltd. hoven, N V.—China United Lamp Co.

Olma Machinery Tool Co., Ltd—Oversea Philips Radio, Ld.—Philips China Co.

Trading Co., Ltd. Philips van Houten (Dorhyfral)—

Opel, Oldsmobile

Motors, Fed. Inc.Cars A Trucks—Triangle Philips China Co.

Orient Paint, Cplpur & Varnish C 0

-) Ltd. Phillips Yeast Products, Ltd.—Dodwell

The, & Co., Ltd.

Handc/oCompositions

Butterfield iGo.Swire —The Red Pilling & Sons—Scott, Harding & Co.

Oriental Passenger Service — Union Pillsbury Witt

Flour Mills Co. — Glathe &

Steamships Agency Pirelli,

Oriental Press—Millington, Ltd.

Original Odhner Calculating Ma- Pittsburgh China), Ltd.— General Electric, Co. (of

Ltd.

chines—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Lectoomelt Furnace Corp.—

Oris Wateh—J. H. Trachsler, Ltd. Hunt Engineering Corporation

Plaimer, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson

Oswald Aamodt, Oslo, Norway—Moller Ltd.

& Co. Plant Protection, Ltd.;—Imperial Che-

Otard Dupuy & Cio—Jardine, Mathe- mical Industries (ChinaX Ltd.

son & Co., Ltd. Polak’s Frutal Works—Melchers

P. Co.

D. (Shanghai), Sons, Ltd.—Wing On Polesello,

Carnegie & Ltd. C&v. C.,—Lloyd Triestino

Pomona Pump Co.—Hugo Reiss &

Pacific Marine Supply Co:—Hunt En- Cd., Inc.'

gineering Corporation Pompeian Beauty Preparations—H.C.

Page-Hersey Export Co.—Dodwell & Dixon & Son, Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Pootung & Za Whei Kong Wharves—

Paillard The Kailan Mining Administration

Ltd.

Palestine Oil Industries “Shemen”, Philips China Co.

Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury (China), Porritts & Spencer, Ltd.—Dbdwell V

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Paper Co. Van; ReekUm (New York), Inc. Potter, A. S. (Hong Kong)—Red Hand

—Paper Co. Van Reekiim (Shanghai), ■ Composition Co".

i Ltd. Poway Watch Co.—P. Laroche & Co. .

ParfanS, A.—J. H. Trachsler, Ltd.

Parsons Oil Engine Co., Ld.—The General Powers Accounting illMathesdn

Corpn.—Jardine, Tabulating Machine

ifc Co., Ltd.

Electric Cq. (of China), Ld. Precis^ S. A.—J. H. Trachsler, Ltd.

Paul Lechler—Melchers & Co. Precision Scientific Co.—Hunt Engineer-

Payan & Bertand—The Union Trading ing Corporation

Co. Price’s

pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.-r-Jebsen & Go. SoapSoap Cd. (China), Ltd.—The China

Co., Ltd.

Pellow Machine Co.—Oversea Trading Prince Line, Ltd.—jardine, Matheson

CO., Ltd. & Co., Ltd. ;

“Petria” Norsk Forsikrings—Moller Principal Manufacturers—W. Z. Zee

& Co. & Sons

E26 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Proctor & Schwartz, Inc.-^Universal Leaf RitchieLtd. Co., H. F.—H. C. Dixon

Tobacco Co. of. China

Promonta Export Co.—Kofa Ameri- Robinson Meyers Electric Motors —

Gallop & Co.

can Drug Co., Inc.

Providence Washington Insurance Co. Robinson & Son, Ltd., Thos.—H. j.

Moysey & Co., Ltd.

—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Pullman-Standard Car Export Corp.— Rockford gineeringMachine Tool Co.—Hunt En-

Corporation

Hunt Engineering Corporation

Pumpindustri, A. B.—The Ekman For- Roneo, Ltd.—Dodwell (fc Co„ Ld.

eign Agencies, Ld. Ross & Co., Ltd., A.—General Acci-

Pyrene Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Mathesoh & dent, Fire & Life Assurance Cor-

poration, Ld.

Co., Ltd.

Roulements

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. — Oversea Trading a Billes Miniatures, S. A.—

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Roura & Forgas — Imperial Chemical

Queensland Insurance Co., Ld.—Jar- Industries (China), Ltd.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Rowntree & Co., Ltd.—Melchers & Co.

R. H. Macy & Co., Inc. — Liebermann Royal Insurance Co.—Probst, Han-

bury & Co.

Waelchli & Co.

Racine Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Rd. Probst

dustries

Cie — Imperial

Ltd. Chemical In- Hanbury & Co.

Racine Tool & Machinery Co.—Hunt En- Royal Insurance Coi, Ltd.—W. A. White

gineering Corporation & Co., Ltd.

Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd.—The General Russell & Co. (G. C. F.)—General Ac-

cident, Fire & Life Assurance

Electric Co. (of China), Ltd. Corporation, Ld.

Raufoss

& Witt Ammunisionsfabrikker — Glathe

Raytheon Production Corp. — China S.marine)—Imperial

A. des Usines Destree (Cltra-

Chemical Indus-

Electric Co , Ltd. tries (China), Ld.

Reckitt & Sons, Ltd.—Imperial Che- S. A. T. A. M. (Gasoline Pumps)—

mical Industries (China), Ltd. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Record Watch Co.—P. Laroche & Co. S. K. F. Ball Bearings Co.—The Ekman

Reed-Frentice

Corporation Corp.—Hunt Engineeeing Foreign Agencies, Ltd.

Safag, Ltd.—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd.

Reichert Optical Works—Kofa Ameri- Safe Cabinet Co., Ltd. — Dodwell

can Drug Co., Inc. Co., Ltd.

Reiden

TradingMachine

Co., Ltd.Tool Works—Oversea Sallaz, Freres,—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd.

Reinhart & Co.—Volkart Brothers “Sanbra” Soc. Algodoeira do Nordeste

Brasileiro, S. A.—Bunge & Co., Ltd.

Reishauer Tool Works, Ltd.—Oversea Sanderson Bros. & Newbould, Ltd.-

Trading Co., Ltd. General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd.

Reliance Marine Insurance Co.—Jar- Sanderson & Sons—TheUnion Trading Co.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Sartoriuswerke A. G.—Glathe k Witt

Remington Rand, Inc.—Jardine, Matheson Saurer, S. A., Rudolph—Oversea Trading

& Co.. Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Remington

Machine Typewriter & Book-keeping Schaublin-Villeneuve, Ch.—Oversea Tra-

Co., Ltd, Agency—Jardine, Matheson & Schauer ding Co., Ltd.

Machine Co.—Oversea Trading

"Renee Mine”—Moller & Co. Co., Ltd.

Richard, Crittall, Ltd. — Shanghai Schering-Kahlbaum—Kofa American

Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd. Drug & Co., Inc.

Richard Thomas

& Co. (China), Ltd, Electric Co (of China), Ltd.

 AGENCIES-^SHANGHAI E27

Schleicher & Schuell—Kofa American Smith & Sons, Ld., Sir Wm. Reardon

Drug Co., Inc. —States Steamship Co.

Schloss

Trading& Co.,

Co. Ltd., Theo.—Independent Soc.Hardivilliers

Alsacienne

Schmidt, Inc., Geo. T.—Oversea Trading Soc. d’Electro-Chimie — Hardivilliers &

Co., Ltd. Cie

Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works — Soc. Francaise des Charbohnages du

Chien Hsin Engineering Co., G. m.L H. Tonkin—Hardivilliers & Cie

(Ltd.)

Scott & Browne, Ld.—Imperial Che- Soc-Industrielle

Co., Ltd. Suisse—Oversea Trading

mical Industries (China), Ltd. Soc. des Produits Chimiques Coignet—

Scott, Harding & Co., Ld.—Liverpool Hardivilliers

Scottish Dyes, Ltd.—Imperial Chemi- Societe Ltd. Anonyme Bunge—Bunge & Co.,

cal Industries (China), Ltd. Soci6t4 Commerciale des Usines Gus-

Scrivener & Co., Ltd., P. E.—Jardine, tave Boel — A, Cameron & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ltd, (China), Ltd.

Seager Evans & Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Societe Francaise Bunge, S. A.—Bunge &

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

Secheron SocieteFrancaiseHollerith —International

ding Co.,Works

Ltd, Co., Ltd.—Oversea Tra- Business Machines Corp.

Security Banknote Co.—Hunt Engineer- Solignum, Ltd. (Rusto)—A. Cameron &

ing Corporation Co. (China), Ltd.

Serberling Storage Batteries—Nan- Somervell Brothers,

(Shanghai), Ltd. Ltd. —Wing On Co.

yang Motor Supply Co.

Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., South British Insurance Co. — David

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Sassoon & Co.

Shanghai Securities, Ltd.—Wheelock

Co., Ltd. A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd.

Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.— Southwestern Engineering Co. — Hunt

Engineering Corporation

Wheelock

Sharp & Dohme, Inc.—Jardine, Matheson Southall Bros. & Barclay, Ld.— H. C.

Dixon & Son, Ld.

& Co., Ltd.

Sharpies Specialty Co.—Hugo Reiss Sperry Ltd.

Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

& Co.

Siemens & G. E. Rly. Sig. Co., Ltd.- Spindler & Witt

& Hoyer, G.m.b.H.—Glathe

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Sim, S. A.—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd. Springfield Machine Tool Co.—Oversea

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—A. Cameron & •Trading Co., Ltd.

Co. (China), Ltd. Sprout, Waldron & Co.— Hugo Jteiss

Simplex Projectors — Peacock Motion & Co., Inc.

Picture Co., Inc. Staatsmijnen

Sine—Sine

Serum-Vaccine eson & Co,, inLtd.Limburg—Jardine, Math-

Laboratory Laboratory

Co„ Ltd. Co., Ltd. Stal (Ljungstrom) Steam Turbine Co.,

Ltd.—H. J. Moysey & Co., Ltd.

“Sip” Societe GenevoiseTrading

dTnstruments

Co., Ltd. Stance,

de Physique—Oversea

Sjoassurandorernes—Holler & Co. Ltd. Inc.—Jardine, Matheson & Co,,

Sjoforsakrings, Aktiebolaget Gauthiod, Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

Gotenborg — Carmichael, Lennox & & Co., Ltd.

Gray Standard Telephones

China Electric & Cables, Ltd.—

Co., Ltd.

Slack

son && Co,,

Brownlow,

Ltd, Ltd,—Jardine, Mathe- Star Photo Engraving Co.—Millington,

Slowe & Co„ Ltd,—Allen &, Hanburys Ltd.

Ltd. Starrett Co., L. S—H. Oliveira & Son

E-28 AGENCIES-SHANGHAI

State Assurance Go., Ltd.—Brook

States Porcelain Works—Kofa Ameri- Picture Go., Inc.

can Drug' Co., Inc. Trico Products Oorpri—China Auto

Stabilarc Motor Generators — Peacock Accessories Co.

Motion Picture Oo.y Inc; Triton Insurance Co., Ld. — Jardine,

Steamship

Asiatic Go.,Co.Ltd. (Orient), Ltd.—East TungMatheson & Co., Ld.:

Yih Spg. & Wvg . Co., Ltd. — B. D.

Stephenson, Harwood

White-Cooper & Co, & Tatham—Platt, Tata & Co.

Stewarts

Tyfon

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd. Typographisches Ipstitut Giesecke &

Stevenson & Son, Ltd. —Morgenstern Devrient—Glathe & Witt

Stickstoff-Syndikat, G. m. b. H.—Waibel U.S. Alkali Export Association, Inc.

& Co. —Imperial Chemical Industries

“Storebrand’’—Moller & Co.

Strong Lamp Houses—Peacock Motion U.S.(China), Ld.

Electric Tool Co.—Hugo Reiss

Picture Co., Inc.

Studer, S. 'A:, Eritz—Oversea Trading & Co.

Co., Ltd. U.S. Tool Co., Inc.—Oversea Trading Co.,

Sturge, J. &(China),

E. — Imperial Ltd.

Industries Ltd. Chemical Underwood Elliott-Fisher Col—Dodwell

Sun Oil 60.—Kunst & Albers & Co., Ld.

Sunderland Steamship Owners—Paul- Union Assuranct Society. Ltd. —

sen

Sunnen Products Co.—Oversea Trading Union Cold Storage Co., Ltd.—Shanghai

Co., Ltd, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd. — Union Grefelder. Samtfabriken G. m. b. H.

The Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd. —Glathe & Witt

Swiss Locomotive & Machine Works— Union Iron Works— United. Mechanical

Hugo Peiss & Co., Inc. Industries

Swiss Machine Tool Sales Co., Ltd.- Union-Matex—Chien Hsin Engineers

Oversea Trading Co, Ltd, Co., G. m. b. H. (Ltd.)

Syracuse Smelting Works—H, Oliveira Union Minifere du Haut Katanga—

& Son A. Cameron & Co! (China), Ltd,

Taft-Pierce Mfg. Col—Oversea Trading United Alkali Co., Ld. — Imperial

Chemical Industries (China;, Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Tavannes United Exporters, Ltd. - .Jardine, Math-

Trading Machines

Co., Ltd. Go.,. S. A. —Oversea eson

Tavaro, S. A.—Oversea Trading Co„ Ltd. United Glass Bottle Manufacturing,

Taylor Mfg. Corpn.—Oversea Trading Co., Ltd.—H. C. Dixon & Son, Ltd.

Unitex Technische G. m. b. H.—Glathe &

Teacher & Sons, Wm. —Dodwell & Witt

do., Ltd. Universal Postal Frankefs, Ltd.—Jardine,

Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell A Co., Ltd: Valet Auto-Strop Razors & Blades

Phovens, S. A.—J. H. Trachsler, Ltd. -Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Tobler S. A, Berne—J. H. Trachgler, Ltd. Van Den Berghs, Ltd.—Imperial Chemical

Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.— Industries (China), Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Van-Ess & Co., A.—General Accident,

Toplis

Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—Shanghai Van Vollenhoven’s Dutch Pilsner Beer

Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd. —J. Krijgsman & Co.

 AGENCIES—SHANGHAI

Yapo-Cresolene Co.—Kofa American White Laboratories, Inc,—Independent

Drug Co., Inc. ?T Trading Co.-

Venditor-Kunstsfcoff'-Verkauf.sgesellsc'haffr White, Page & Co.—Thomson & Co.

m. b. H.—Waibel & Co. White, Ld., J. & J.—Imperial Che-

Vereenigde, N.Y.—Imperial Chemical mical Industries (China), Ld.

Industries (China), Ltd. White Motpf Co.—Hunt. Engineering

Vereinigte Glanzstoff-Fabriken A.-G. Corporation

—A.K.U. China Agency Whiton Machine Co.—Oversea Trading

Yiney Price & Goodyear—Thomson & Co. Co., Ltd.

Yin blia Co., Ltd —The China Soap Co., Wiedemanning Co7 Ltd.Machine Co.- -Oversea Trad-

Ltd. ; ;

Vitama Co., Ltd.—Probst, Hanbury Wiggin & Co., Ltd., Henry—Imperial

(China), Ltd. Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Voit Turbines—Chien Hsin Engineering Wilh, Jul. Teufel—Kofa American

Co., G. m. b. H. (Ltd.) Drug Co., Inc.

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Co.,

Wallem 4; Co,,. A. S.-VVallem bj jCo.

Wallem & Co. (Hongkong)—Wallem & Co. Willard Ltd, ■ ■' • •

Washburn Crosby .'Co,T^iDodwell & Co., tional Products Storage Battery Co.—Interna-

Ld. Co., Ltd.

Waterlow & Sons, Ltd.—It. E. Francis Wm. Willow Pattern Press—Millington,Ltd.

Watson & Sons (Electro-Medical), Ltd.- -Ltd.Asquith, 1Ltd.-—Oversea Trading Co.,

General Electric Qo. (of China), lAcl. Wm. Gossage & Sons (China), Ltd.—The

Weber Showcase & Fixture Co.— China Soap Co., Ltd.

American Engineering Corporation

Weeks & Co., F. A.—United Book & Wm. Haughton & Co,— H. C. Dixon

Son, Ltd.

Stationery Co.

Wei(Shanghai),

San Knitting Wm. Oil-O-Matie Heating Corpn.—Hunt

Ltd. Co. -Wing On :lpo. Engineering Corporation

Weise Soehne Hall, A. S. — Chien Co., Inc. Wolff & Co.—Kofa American Drug

Hsien Engineering Co., G.m.b.H.

(Ltd.) World Marine & General Insurance Cm,

Weldrics—John Gray Ltd.—North

Insce. Co,, Ltd.British & Mercantile

Werkzeu gmaschinen tabrik, Oerlikon— Wunderli, Ltd., Fritz—Oversea Trading

Glathe & Witt Co., Ltd.

Western Assurance Co., Ltd.—(Shang- Wyler Watch Co.—J. H. Trachsler, Ltd.

hai Insurance Office

Western Assurance Co.—-Probst, Han- Yah Tai Shipping Co.—Union Steamships

bury & Co. Agency

Western Electric Co.: ^ China Electric Yale L Towne Mfg. Co,— Jardine,

Co.* Ltd. > ■ Matheson &, Co., Ltd.

Western Transformer Co.—Glathe & Yang’s Chemo-therapeutic Institute —

Witt

Westinghouse Electric International YaoSineHwa Laboratory Co., Ltd.

Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.—

Co.—Hugo Reiss 4 Co.,.Inc. Kailan Mining Administration

Westinghouse Electric International

—Hunt Engineering. .Corporation Co. York Ice Machinery Corporation—

Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.— York York Shipley Co., Fed. Inc.

China Electric C?., Ltd. Safe &Ltd.Lock Co.—United China

Syndicate,

Whitbread

Ltd.

White Horse Distillers, Ld.—Jardine, Zoong Sing Cotton Mills, Ltd.—B. D.

Tata & Co.

Matheson & Co., Ld.

 YANGTSZE PORTS

CHINKIANG

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Canton Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.

eson &Insurance

Co., Ltd. Office—Jardine, Math-

Hongkong Insurance Co.—Jardine, Math- Jardine, Matheson

eson

NANKING

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Evans & Sons, Ld., Ed.—Educational Bookstore

HANKOW

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Engineering Corporation— Dewar

& Sons, Ltd., John—Ramsay

China Cosmopolitan Co. Directory & Chronicle of the

American Mail Line—The Robert Far East—Ramsay

Dollar Co. Dodwell-New York Line of Steamers

Aquarius Co.—Pearce & Garriock —Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Bank Line—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Dollar Steamship Line—The Robert

Dollar Co.

Ltd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Excess Insurance Go., Ld.—Lovatt &

Co., Ltd. Byrne

Ben Line—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Burrells & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., General Electric Co. of China Ld.. The—

The Hankow Light & Power Co., Ld.

Ltd.

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.— Gerrard Wire Tying Co., Ltd.—Dod-

well & Co., Ltd.

Pearce & Garriock Glens Falls Insurance Co.—Young

Canton Insurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Bros. Trading Co.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Central Agency, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Hankow Press Packing Co., Ld.—

Arnhold & Co., Ld.

Ltd. Henry Simon, Ld.—Arnhold

Central Insurance

Paon Shun Kung Co.,

Sze Ltd. of London— Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

Chee Hsin Pottery—China Cosmopo- Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

litan Co. Indo-China S. N. Co., Ld.—Jardine,

Claude

ChinaNeon

Post Lights, Fed. Inc.—Central Matheson & Co., Ld.

Crown Cork Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Kailan Mining Administration—Dod-

Co., Ltd. well & Co., Ld.

 AGENCIES-HANKOW-ICHANG-CHUNGKING E31

Libby, McNeill & Libby—Dodwell & Co., Safe Cabinet Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Ld.

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance South British Insurance Co., Ld.—

Ramsay & Co.

Co., Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dodwell

& Co., Ld.

Metropolitan Vickers Electric Export Steamship

Co., Ld.—Arnhold & Co., Ld. Co. (Orient), Ltd.—East-

Asiatic Co., Ld.

Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell & Teachers & Sons, Wm.—Dodwell & Co.,

Co., Ltd. Ld.

Navagazione Generale Italiana—Dod- Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Co.,

well & Co., Ld. Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

New India Assurance Co., Ltd.— Tung Nan Brick Tile Co. — China

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

North China Insurance Co., Ld.— Cosmopolitan Co.

Ramsay & Co. Underwood Typewriter Co., Inc.—

Ocean Transport Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Union Assur. Society, Ltd.—Dodwell

& Co., Ltd.

Peninsular &, Oriental S.S. Co,, Ltd.

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Whitbread & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell &

Progress Wire Netting Factory — Co., Ltd.

China Cosmopolitan Co. Yue Chung Press Packing Co.—Arnhold

lioneo, Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.,—Ramsay Yuen Feng Corporation—China Cos-

mopolitan Co.

ICHANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, Ld. Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld.—

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jar- Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Nav. Co.

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson

CHUNGKING

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Polak & Schwarz, Ltd.—Ph. M. Philippidis

 SOUTH CHINA PORTS

FOOCHOW

(For Details of Addresses, etc. )/ Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ailsa Craig Marine Motors—Dodwell Deutsche Farben Handels Gesella-

& Co., Ltd. chaft, Waibel & Co.—Siemssen &

Atlas Assurance ;Co., Ld.—Harrisons, Krohn

King & Irwin, Ld. Directory & Chronicle of the

Australian Oriental Line, Ld.—Dod- Far East—Brockett & Co.

well &l Co., Ltd. Dodwell Castle Line—Dodwell & Co.,

Ld.

Bank Line, Ld.—Harrisons, King & East Asiatic Steam

Irwin, Ld.

Banque de 1’Indo-chine—Dodwell & Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,Navigation

Ltd. Co.,

Co , Ld. Eastern & Australian Steamship Co.,

Barber-Wilhelrasen Line—Dodwell

Ltd. Ellerman Line—Harrisons, King &

Ben Line—Gibb Livingston, & Cd-, Irwin, Ltd.

Ltd. Gerrard Wire Tying Machine Co.;

British & Foreign Marine Insurance Ld.—Dodwell & Co. Ld.

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—Dodwell &

British-India Steam Navigation Co., Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Guardian Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dod-

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ld. well & Co., Ltd.

—Dodwell & Co,, Ld. Hamburg-Amerika Linid—Siemssen &

Burns Philp & Co.—Gibb, Livingston Krohn

& Co., Ltd. Ho Hong Soap Manufacturing Co.—

Satterfield & Swire—Dodwell & Co., Sin Tai Kee & Co.

Ltd. Holland Assurance Society—Siemssen

Canadian Insurance Office; Ld.—Jar- & Krohn

dine Matheson & Co., Ltd. Holland

Central Agency. Ld.—Gibb, Living- King & Obst

Irwin,AzieLtd.Lijn—Harrisons,

ston & Go.',; Ltd. Hongkong Fire Insurance Ob., Ld.—

Century Insurance Co.—Siemssen & Osaka Shosen Kaisha

Krohn

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation

& China—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Go.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Gibb, London k Lancashire Insurance Co., Ld.

Livingston & Co. —Dodwell k Co;, Ld.

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ld.— Maersk Line—Harrisons, King k Irwin,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Messageries Maritimes — Dodwell &

& Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc.—

Siemssen & Krohn N. V. Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maat-

Commercial Union Assurance Oo., schappij—Harrisons, King & Irwin,

Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld. Ltd.

 AGENCIES—FOOCHOW

N. V. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maat- Royal Exchange Assurance Corpora-

schappij—Harrisons, King & Irwin, tion—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Ltd. Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell &

Natal Line of Steamers—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Royal Insurance Co.—M. VV. Greig & Co.

Navigazione Generale Italiana— Dod- Scottish Union National Insurance

well & Co., Ld.

Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen—Siem- SeaCo.—Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ld.

Insurance Co., Ld.—Dodwell &

ssen & Krohn Co., Ld.

Norris Hentv & Gardners, Ltd., Shanghai Life Insurance Co.—Dodwell

-Dodwell & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ld.

North British & Mercantile Insurance Siemens China Co.—Siemssen & Krohn

Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Signode Patent Strapping — Harri-

North China Insurance Oo., Ld.— sons, King & Irwin, Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Norwegian, Africa & Australia Line— Standard Life Assurance Co.—Dod-

well & Co., Ltd.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ld.— Dod-

well & Co., Ld.

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor- Standard-Vacuum

poration, Ltd.—Harrisons, King & Co. Oil Co.—Brand &

Irwin, Ltd. Sun Insurance Office—Bathgate & Co.

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.— Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Dodwell & Co., Ld.

Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd.—Dodwell Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Go-

& Co., Ltd. thenburg—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Orient Insurance Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Ltd. Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Co.

Original Odhner Calculating Machines Ld.—Dodwell & Co., Ld.

—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Underwood Typewriter Co., Ltd.—

Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. of Lon- Union Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

don— Harrisons, King & Irwin, j—Gibb, Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Ltd. Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga^ West of Scotland Insurance Office,

tion Co.—Gibb, Livingston &, Co., Ltd. Ltd.—Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—H. . S.

Brand & Co. Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

—M. W. Greig & Co.

Itoneo Office Equipment—Dodwell & Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ld. — Dod-

Co., Ltd. well & Co., Ld.

E34 AGENCIES —AMOY

AMOY

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agent's See Preceding Sections)

Albert Mendel, A. G.-E. S. Cheong & Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Sons . Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Bank Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Jardine Engineering Corporation

Batavia Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— —Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Traders Co. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Ben Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Burgoyne, Burbidges & Co., Ld.— K. L. M. Boyal Dutch Air Lines —

E. S. Cheong & Sons Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.Y.

Canadian Pacific Steamship Line Kunst & Albers—E. S. Cheong & Sons

Douglas, Lapraik & Oo. Lilly & Co.—E. S. Cheong

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.— Lotus Honey— E. S. Cheong & Sons

Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Nederland Line BoyalLijn,Dutch

Douglas Lapraik & Co. Java-China-Japan N. Y.Mail—

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen1 —

Traders Co.

Dakin Bros., Ld.—E- S. Cheong & Sons North British

ance Co., Ltd.Mercantile Insur-&

—Douglas, Lapraik

“ Deutz ” Engines—-Traders Co. Co.

Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East —Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Prince Line -Dojiglas, Lapraik & Co.

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.— Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail—

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Java-China-Japan-Lijn, N. V.

Ewo Brewery Co.—Douglas, Lapraik

Far East Aviation Co.—Boyd & Co. China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Royal Netherlands Indian Airways—

Glen Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.— Sellar, L. H.-E. S. Cheong & Sons

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Serravallo’s, J.— E. S. Cheong & Sons

Holland Assurance Society—Traders Shire Line—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

Go. YioSons

Ray Malt & Laxagar—E. S.Cheong

Holland-East Asia Line—Java China-

Japaa Lijn, N. V.

Hongokng Fire Insurance Co.— Yangtsze Insurance Association,

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Ltd.—Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

 AGENCIES—SWATOW E35

SWATOW

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co.—Jardine, Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd. — Jardine,

Mafcheson & Co., Ld. Matheson & Co., iLd.

American Ewo dotton Mills, Ltd.—Carr Ramsey &

Huygen Asiatic Underwriters—G. E. Son, Ltd.

American President Lines, Ltd.—Carr Far East Aviation Co.—Riess, Bradley

Ramsey & Son, Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—Carr Ram- Frigidaire, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley

sey & Son, Ltd. Ltd.

Baboud, Mary & Cie—Carr Ramsey & Furness (Far East), Ltd.—G. E. Huygen

Son, Ltd.

Barber

Ltd. Line—Reiss, Bradley Furness (Far East), Ld.—Reiss, Brad-

ley & Co., Ltd.

Ben Line of Steamers—Reiss, Brad- Co., Ld.—Reiss,&Bradley

Fuso Marine Fire Insurance

& Co., Ltd.

ley Co., Ltd.

British India Steam Navigation Co.— Matheson & Co., Ld. -- Jardine,

Glen Line of Steamers

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Burns Philp Line—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Green Island Cement Co., Ld.—Jar-

Ltd. dine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ld.— Ho Hong Steamship Co. (1932), Ltd.,

Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Singapore—Ho Hong Co., (China), Ltd.

Canton Insurance Office, Ld.—Jar- Hongkong Daily Press — Reiss,

dine, Matheson & Co., Ld. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Carson Pirie Scott & Co.—Reiss, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co , Ld.—

Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Central Agency—Reiss, Bradley <& Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

Co., Ltd. Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.,

Chartered

China—Carr BankRamsey

of India,

& Son,Australia

Ltd. & Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

China Fire Insce. Co., Ltd—Reiss, Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Ld.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ld.

China Underwriters, Ltd. — Reiss, John Manners & Co., Ltd.—Carr Ramsey

Bradley & Co., Ltd. «f e Son, Ltd.

Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd.—Reiss,

Bradley & Co., Ld. Kailan Mining Administration — Carr

De La Rama Line—G. E. Huygen Ramsey & Son, Ltd.

Directory & Chronicle of the Kohlberg. Alfred, New York—T. K.

Far East—Reiss, Bradley

Dollfus-Mieg Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

& Son., Ltd.& Aie., S. A.—Carr Ramsey —Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.Y.

Douglas Steamship Co., Ld.—Jardine, Lamont & Son (Samuel), Ld.—Tshu Sok

Matheson & Co., Ld. Che (Mrs.)

Eastern Australian Steamship Co., Ltd. Lloyd’s—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Macksoud—T. K. Chang

Importing Co., New York

Matheson & Co., Ld.

Eastern United Assurance Corpora- Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—Carr

tion—Ho Hong Co. (China), Ltd. Ramsey & Son, Ltd.

K36 AGENCIES—SWATOW-CANTON

Marbarak Bros., New York—T. K. Reinsurance Co. "Rossia” Copenha-

Chang , gen—Roese, Gebrueder

Mercantile

Reiss, BradleyBank& Co.,ofLd.India, Ltd. Royal Insurance Co.—Reiss, Brad-

Messageries Maritimes—Jar dine, Ma- ley &' Co., Ltd.

tbeppn & Co;, Ltd, Samuel Lament & Son, Ltd.—Tshu

Mitsubishi

rance Co., Marine

Ld.—Reiss,& Bradley

Fire Insu- Sok Che (Mrs.)

& Op., Shire

Ltd. Line of Steamers—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

N. V. Koninklijke: Raketvaart MaaL, South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

schappij — ,T ava Chi n a-J ap an Lijn Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Swatow Agency, Ltd.

Nanyang Handf. Corporation, New Spence Bryson & Co., Ltd.—Reiss,

Bradley & Co., Ltd.

York—T. K. Chang Swedish East Asiatic Co.,' Ltd.—G. E.

National City Bank

Reiss, Bradley of New York— Huygen

& Co., Ltd.

New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. Thomas Cawan & Co.—Jardine, Matheson

—Reiss, Bradley

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Reissi Brad- Tokyo Marine & Fire Insurance

ley tfc Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

North British & Mercantile Insurance

Co., Ltd.—Carr Ramsey & Son, Ltd.

North Chinp, Insurance Co,, Ltd.- Carr Union Brewery, Ltd.—Reiss,, Bradley &

Co., Ltd.

Ramsey k Son, Ltd.

Ocean Insurance Co— Reiss, Brad- Western Assurance Co. Reiss,

Bradley

ley & Co., Ltd.

Osaka Marine &Bradley Fire &Insurance Wilkinson, ITeywood & Clark — Carr

Co., Ltd.—Reiss, GP., Ltd. Ramsey & Spn, Ltd.

Patons

Mathesoh & &Baldwins,

Co., Ltd. Ltd. — Jardine, Yangtsze Insurance Association,

Peninsular

Navigation &Co.—Reiss, Steam& YaoLd.—Reiss,

Oriental Bradley Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd.^-

Cov Ltd. Carr Ramsey &, Son, Ltd.

CANTON

(For Details of Addresses, - etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Acme Appareillage

& Cb., S. A. Gardy, S. A.—U. Spalinger

HoggCode& Co.Co.,; New York, U.S.A.—

Adolphe 1 Saurer, Ltd.—U, Spalinger & Co., Ateliers de ,

Spalinger Co., S. A. Oerlikon—TJ.

S. A.

Alliance Assurance Cp., Ltd.—Deacon « Baloise

& Co., Ltd. & Co.,Fire

S. A.Insurance Co.—U. Spalinger

American & Manchurian Line—Jardine, Bayer Pharma Co.-^China Export-

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Import & Bank Co., Ltd.

Andrew Weir & Qo. (Bank Line)— Breithaupt & Sohn, F. W.—Schmidt

John Manners & Co., Ltd. & Co.

 AGENCIES—QANTO^

British-India S. N. Co. (Apcar Line) Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.--

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

—Deacon & Co., Ltd.

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong & Co.

Sunday Herald—Wm. Farmer

—Deacon & Co., Ltd.

Burns Phil p Line—Deacon & Co., Ltd. Hongkong Telegraph—Wm. Farmer & Co.

Canadian Hudson, Terraplane—V. E. Ferrier

MathesonPacific

& Co., S.Ltd.S., Ltd. — Jardine, Humber, Ltd.—V. E. Ferrier

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—Jardine, Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd. — Jardine,

Matheson

Chemisch Pharmazeutische A. G.— Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C.—Ferguson,

China Export-Import & Bank Co., Farmer & Co.

Ltd. Jetter & Scheerer—Schmidt & Co.

“Chevrolet”

Kwang MotorCarsTrading& Trucks.

Co. — Liang “Kepkold” Refrigerators—Wm. Far-

China Fire Insurance Co-) Ed.—Dea- mer & Co.

con & Co., Ld. Landis & Gyr—U. Spalinger & Co., S. A.

China Mail—Wm. Farmer & Co. Leitz, E.—Schmidt & Co.

Coca Cola—S. A. Watson & Co., Ltd Leslies, Ltd.—Rafeek & Co. .

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Crown Lloyd’s—Deacon

China Co, Lowney & Co, Ltd., W. M.—Rafeek

Dewars—A. S. Watson & C°-, Etd. & Co.

Directory & Chronicle of the Magdeburger Feuer Yersicherungs —

Far East Koehler & Co. Sander Wieler & Co.

Ditmar Bruenner Bros , Ltd., R.— Sander “Magirus” Small Motor

Wieler & Go.

Dubarry Perfumery Co., Ltd.—Rafeek Manufacturers “Goliath”—Sander WielerFirei Co.Engines

& Co! Life Insurance Co., Ltd.—

V. E. Ferrier

Eastern & Australian Steamship Co., Ld. Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—Deacon

& Co., Ld.

—Deacon & Co., Ld.

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co.', Ld.— Mercantile con

Bank of India, Ld.^Dea-

& Co., La.

John Manners & Co., Ld.

Establissements Benninger S. A. — U. Moutrie & Co.

& Co., Ltd., S.—Ferguson,Farmer

Spalinger & Co., S. A.

General Accident & Life Assurance N.Wieler V. Amsterdamsche Leder Mij.— Sander

Corp., , Ltd. — W. R. Loxley & Co. Naef & Co.,& Co. Ltd., M.—Rafeek & Co. L

(China), Ltd.

Glen Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & North British & Mercantile Insurance

Co., Ltd.—Deacon & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

“Goodyear” Tires & Tubes—Liang Kwang North ^British & Mercantile Insurance

Co., Ltd.—Herbert Dent & Co., Ltd.

Motor Trading Co.

Halifax Fire Insurance Ca'—V. E. Ferrier Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn.—V.

E. Ferrier

“Hansa Lloyd” Diesel Trucks—Sander Palatine Insurance Go., Ltd.—V. E. Ferrier

Wieler & Co.

Hillman Motor Car Co., Ltd. — V. E. Patons & Baldwins, Ltd.—Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ferrier

Hongkong, Canton & Macao Steamboat Peninsular & Oriental .Steam Naviga^

tion Co.—^Deacon & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ld.—Deacon & Co., Ld.

Hongkong Daily Press — Koehler Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. R. Loxley

& Co. Co. (China), Ltd.

E38 AGEN CIES—CANTON—PAKHOI—HOIHO W —Y UNN ANFU

Rootes, Ltd.—V. E. Eerrier U. Ammann, A. G.—U. Spalinger & Co.,

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. R. Loxley Union S. A.

& Co. (China), Ltd. Assurance Society, Ld.—Dea-

con & Co., Ltd.

Salen Line -Deacon &. Co., Ltd. Union Brewery—W. R. Loxley & Co.

Sanitas, Berlin—iSchmidt & Co. (China), Ltd.

Silver Line—Deacon & Co., Ltd. Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Slazengers, Ld.—Rafeek & Co. —Deacon & Co., Ltd.

Societe des Ciments, Portland — John United States Rubber Export Co.,

Ltd.—Rafeek & Co.

Manners & Co., Ltd.

South China Morning Post—Wm. Vereinigte Sander Wieler

Lausitzer

Farmer & Co.

Stafford Allen & Sons, Ltd.—Rafeek Warner-Hudnut Co., Inc.—W. R. Loxley

& Co. & Co. (China), Ltd.

Sun Insurance Office, Ltd.—John Manners Weir & Co., Andrew—John Manners &

& Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Swiss Car & Elevator Mfg. Corp., Ltd.— Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—W. R. Loxley &

U. Spalinger & Co., S. a. Co. (China), Ltd.

Swiss Locomotive & Machine Works— Willys-Overland, Inc.—V. E. Ferrier

U. Spalinger & Co., S. A.

Yorkshire Insurance

Thomas Cowan & Co. — Jardine, Holland-China Handelscompagnie Co., Ltd. —

Matheson & Co., Ltd. (Canton), N. V.

PAKHOI

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

China Navigation Co., Ltd. — Kwong Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Yamashita Kisen

Cheong Wo Kaisha

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Kam Sing Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—Ching Tai

Cheung k Co.

H OIH O W

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

B. k S. Marine k Fire Insurance—Yuen Wb Fat Sing Steamship Co., Ltd.—

Fat Lee Co.

China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Yuen Wing Fat Hong

Fat Lee Co.

YUNNANFU

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Decauville S.A.—Descours & Cabaud Ste Ame Explosifs et Produits Chimi-

S. A. ques—Descours & Cabaud S.A.

Frigidaire—Descours & Cabaud S.A. Ste Hauts-Fourneaux et Fonderies de

Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.— S.Pont-A-Mousson—Descours

A. k Cabaud

Descours & Cabaud S.A.

 HONG KONG

(For Details of Adiresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Abdulla & Co., Ltd.—John I). Hutchi- Amrutanjan Depot—K. B. Vaidya &

son & Co. Co., Ltd.

Acme , Code Cp.—Fung Tang Amsterdamsche Chininefabriek, N. V.

Adams Campbell -Hongkong Mercantile & Chemi-

Engineers, Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Domestic cals, Ltd.

Andrew Weir & Co, — Bank Line

"Addo” Adding Machine—Wang Bros. (China), Ltd.

& Co,, Anglo-American Pharmaceutical Co.*

Addressograph Machines—Davie, Boag Ltd.—Tratmann & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Anglo-Portuguese Diatomite Corpn.—

Administration of Western Samoa— Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Anglo - Thai Corporation, Ltd. — She-

Air Pumps, Ltd.—Marsman Hongkong wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

China, Ltd. Aquascutum Coats—Mackintosh’s, Ltd.

Airetool Manufacturing Co.—Shewan, Arcwelding & Diecasting Works, Ltd.—A.

Tomes & Co., Ltd. Vago

Albany Engineering Co., Ltd.—Dowell & Armco International Corporation —

Co., Ltd. Calco China Agency

Alfred Bird & Sons, Ltd.-W. R. Armstrong Cork Co.—Davie, Boag &

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd., W. H.— Co., Ltd.

Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd. Armstrong Siddeley Motors, Ltd. —

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Dodwell. & Co,, Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Arrol & Co., Ltd., Sir Wm.—Malcolm

Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, & Co., Ltd.

U.S.A.—United Traders Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.—

Allied Iron Founders, Ltd.—Dodwell Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Aspinalls (Paints), Ltd.—Dodwell &

Allison & Co.—India Products Co., Ltd.

Aluminium Union, Ltd. — Shewan, Associated London Flour Millers (Ex-

Tomes & Co., Ltd. port), Ltd.—Tratmann & Co., Ltd.

Amalgams Co., Ltd.—Carmichael & Associated Portland Cement Manufactur-

Clarke ers, Ltd.,—Greenlsland Cement Co., Ltd.

Amalgamated Dairies, Ltd.—Gray Bro- Assuranceforeningen Skuld, Oslo —

thers Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

American Mail Line,^ Ltd. — Everett Assuranceforeningen Gard, Arendal—

Steamship Corporation Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

American

TratmannMedical

& Co„ Specialities

Ltd. Co., Inc.— Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. —Jardine

American Radio Products — Chinese Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Radio Laboratory Atlas

C. Jack & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Wm.

Metal & Alloys

American Sawmill Machinery Co.—

Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd. Atlas Powder Co.—Marsman Hong-

Amritdhara Pharmacy—India Products kong China, Ltd.

Amritlal Ojha & Co., Ltd. — K. B. Atlas Preservative Co., Ltd.—Malcolm

Vaidya & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

E40 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Atlas Sprinkler Co., Ltd. — Reiss, BellElectric Telephone Mfg. Co. — China

Co., Ltd.

Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Atlas Steels, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Co., Bells Asbestos & Engineering Supplies,

Ltd. Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Aug. Stenman, A.B.—Robertson, Wil- Ben Line Steamers, Ltd.—W. R.

son & Co., Ltd. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Austin Motor Co., Ltd.—Alex. Ross & Bengal Chemical & Pharma-Works,

Co. (China), Ltd. Ltd.—K. B. Vaidya & Co., Ltd.

Australian Wire Rope Works Pty., Beresford & Son, Ltd., James—Dodwell &

Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Co.,t Ltd.

Automatic Product Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Bergens Skibsassuranseforening, Ber-

Co., Ltd. gen—Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Ayrton, Saunders & Co., Ltd.—Trat- Berger & Sons, Ltd., Lewis^—W. R.

mann & Co., Ltd. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

B. I. S. N.; Co., Ltd. & Apcar Line— Billeruds

Ltd.

A/B Saffle—Thoresen & Co.,

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Birdsboro Foundry Co. — Shewan,

B. S. A. Co., Ltd. — China Motor Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Agencies' Blackadder & Co., C. D.—Dodwell & Co.,

B. S. A. Motor Cycle & Bicycle—Bri- Ltd.

tish Bicycle Co. Blakeborough & Sons, Ltd., J.—Mal-

Bandoengsche Kininefabriek, N. V. colm & Co., Ltd.

Amsterdam — Hongkong Mercantile Bombay - Burmah Trading Corpora-

& Chemicals, Ltd. tion, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

Bandoengsche Kininefabriek, N. V. Boots Co., Ltd.

Bandoeng—Hongkong Mercantile & & Co.,PureLtd.Drug Co., Ltd.—A. S. Watson

Chemicals, Ltd.

Bank Line, Ltd.—Bank Line (China), Bouchard

& Co., Ltd.

Aine & Fils.—L. Rondon

Ltd.

Bankers’ & Traders’ Insurance Co., Bovril, Ltd.—John D. Hutchison & Co.

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Boydell & Co.—Marsm.an Hongkong

China, Ltd.

Barber-Wilhelmsen Line—Dodwell & Briggs & Sons, Ltd., Wm.—Malcolm &

Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Baronet-Lorna Co., Ino.—Tratmann & “Britannia”, etc. Flashlight Totch

Co., Ltd. Cases, Batteries & Bulbs—O. M-

Bata Shoes, Ltd.—Jardine Matheson Karanjia & Co.

& Co., Ltd.

Bauer & Black—Shewan, Tomes & CO., British Belting & Asbestos Co. —

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.—

Baxter, Ltd., W. H.—Marsman Hong- Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

kong China, Ltd.

Bedford Trucks—Hong Kong Hotel & Co., Ltd. Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson

British Celanese,

Garage

Beechams TrustsJardine, Matheson & British Drug Houses, Ltd.,—The New

Asiatic Chemical Works, Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Beeston Boiler Co., Ltd.—Malcolm, & —Reiss, BradleyTransformer

British Electric

& Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Beldam Packing & Rubber Co., Ltd.— Lines—Mackinnon, Mackenzie& Apcar

British-India S. N. Co., Ltd.

& Co.

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Belfast Ropework Co., Ltd.—John D. Britishhold &

Insulated Cables, Ltd.—Arn-

Co., Ltd.

Hutchison & Co. British North Borneo Government—

Bell Brothers, Ltd.—-Shewan, Tomes & Gibb, Livingston & Cq., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. British Overseas Airways Corporation—

Bell & Howell Co.—Filmo Depot Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG £41

British Phosphate Commissioners— California Cprrugated Culvert Co.—

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Oalco China Agency

British Power Boat Co., Ltd.—Reiss, California Ink Co., Inc.—Che San &

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Co.

British Reinforced Concrete Engineer- California Packing Corpn.—W. R. Loxley

ing Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag & Co., & Co., (China), Ltd.

Ltd. Calkins & Burke, Ltd. — Jardine,

British Separators, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Calol Oil—The Faith Co.

British Steel Piling .Op., Ltd,—E. W. Campbell Ltd.

Soup Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Blackmore, Ltd.

British Wireless Marine Service—Marconi Canadian Canners, Ltd. — Jardine,

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

(China), Ltd.

Brooke, Bond (Ceylon), Ltd.—Davie, Canadian Hanson & van Winkle Co.,

Ltd.—Cheung Loy

Boag & Co., Ltd.

Brook’s, Canadian Marconi Co.—Marconi (China),

Watson Application

& Co., Ltd'. Co., Ltd.—A. S. Ltd.

Broom & Wade, Ltd.—Reiss Bradley Canadian Trading Op., Ltd.—Cana-

dian Trading Co. (China), Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Bruntons (Musselburgh), Ltd. — Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.—John

D. Humphreys & Son

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Bruusgaard Kiosterud & Co.—Thoresen Carburetter & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.,S. U.—Dodwell

& Co., Ltd.

Buchanan & Co., Ltd., Jas.—Dodwell Carlton United Breweries—L. Kondon &

Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Bucyrus-Erie

Ltd. Co.—Arnhold & Co. Carr & Co., Ltd.—W. R. Loxley & Co.

(China), Ltd.

Burco Electric Wash Boilers —William Carreras, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

C. Jack & Go., Ltd. Carron Co. of Scotland—Harry Wick-

Burgoyne, ing & Co., Ltd.

LangstonBurbridges & Co., Ltd.—S; H. Carter’s Inks—N. A. Tye & Bros.

Burn & Col, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley, & Cathay Biological & Chemical Works,

Co., Ltd. Ltd.—Tratmann & Co., Ltd.

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Cellactite & British Uralite Co., Ltd.

Livingston & Co._, Ltd.

Burroughs Adding Machine Co.—Reiss, Celotex W.Corporation,

—E. Blackmore, Ltd.

The—Shewan,

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Burroughs, Wellcome & Go.—John D. Central Agency, Ltd.—Davie, Boag &

Hutchison & Co..

Bush & Co., Ltd., W. J.—Harry Wick- CenCo., tral

Ltd.

Export Division—Jar dine, , Ma-

ing & Co., Ltd. theson & Co., Ltd.

C. Co.,Nestle & Co, Ltd.—Tratmann & Central Union of Marine Underwriters—

Karsten, Larssen & Co. (Hongkong),

Ltd. Ltd.

Cadbury Bros., Ltd.—John D. Hut- Century Electric Co.—Shewan, Tomes

chison & Co. & Co., Ltd.

Caldbeck, Macgregor

John D. Hutchison & Co. & Co., Ltd.— Century Insurance Co., Ltd.—N. Y.

Calders Holland China Handelscompagnie

YeastLtd.Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe- Cerebos

soh & Co’, Ltd.—John D. Hutchison &

Caledonian Co.

Co., Ltd. Insurance Cp.—Dodwell & Certain-teed Products Corpn. —

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Calico .Printer Association, Ltd.—Asia Chamberlain & Hookharo, Ltd.—

Agencies General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

E42 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Charles McNeil, Ltd,—Carmichael & Comoy & Co., Ltd., H.—The Orient

Tobacco Manufactory (C. Ingenohl,

Clarke Ltd.)

Chas. A. Schieren Co.—Harry Wick- Compagnie Fraricaise des Phosphates

ing & Co., Ltd.

Chatwood Safe Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Brad- de L’Oceanie—Gibb, Livingston &

Co., Ltd.

ley & Co., Ltd.

Chesebrough Mfg. Ob., Consolidated Lommel etdesde Metaux

Compagnie d’Overpelt-

Corphalie, S. A.—

—Jardine, Mathesoii & Co., Ltd. Maison F. Mathieu, S. A.

Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.—The Oompania Transatlantica de Barce-

Intercoxitinent Corpn. lona—A. G. Botelho & Co.

China-American Paper & Pulp Co., N.Y.— Comptoir Siderurgique de France—

A. Vago Maison F. Mathieu, S. A.

China Fibre Container Co., Fed. Inc.— Conklin’s Pens & Pencils—Wing On

A. Vago Co,, Ltd.

China Produce of All Classes—W. R. Consol Products, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

Loxley & Co, (China), Ltd. Ltd.

China Siam Wharf & Godown Co.— Consolidated Sewing Machine & Sup-

Thoresen & Co., Ltd. ply Co., Inc.—Calif-Asia Co., Ltd.

Chinese Aluminium Rolling Mills, Corbin, P. & F.—John D. Hutchison

Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. & Co.

Chivers & Sons, Ltd. — Jardine, Corbin Cabinet Lock Co.—John D.

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Hutchison & Co.

Chrysler Corporation—Dodwell & Co., Cork Insulation Co., Ltd.—Cathay

Ltd. Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd.

Clark-Millner Co.—United Traders Corporate Industries, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Co., Ltd.

Clarke, Chapman & Co., Ltd.—Mal- Courvoisier,

colm & Co., Ltd. Ltd.—Dowell & Co-, Ltd.

Clarke, Nicholls & Coombsi Ltd.— County Co.,

Perfumery, The—A. S. Watson &

Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Cox& Co.,& Kings (Agents), Ltd.—Dodwell

Ltd.

—Neco Neon Co.

Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co. — Crane, Ltd.—Dodwell

Crane, & Go., Ltd.

Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co.,

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Cleveland Rock Drill Co. — Shewan, Creda Water Heaters—Shewan, Tomes

Tomes & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral Creed

Water Co. Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Crescent& Co..—China Electric Co., Ltd.

Manufacturing Co.—John

Ltd. D. Hutchison & Co.

Coca Cola Corpn.—A. S Watson & Crompton Parkinson, Ltd. — Reiss,

Co., Ltd. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Coates Bros. & Co., Ltd.—A. Vago Crosby & Co. Wm.—Dodwell & Co.,

Cockburris, Ltd.—Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Coleman

Colonial Dames, Inc.—A. S. Watson & Hutchison & Co.

Co., Ltd. Crossley Brothers, Ltd.—Malcolm &

Colonial Navigation & Trading Co., Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Asquith & Co. Crucible Steel Co. of America—Mars-

Colt Aircraft Machine Guns — The man Hongkong China, Ltd.

Intercontinent Corpn. Cunard White Star Line—Nippon

Colvilles, Ltd.—Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Yusen Kaisya

 AGEN CIES—HONGKON G E43

Curtiss-Wright Corpn.—The Inter- Dr.Matheson D. Jayne & Sons, Inc.—'Jardine,

& Co., Ltd.

continent Corpn.

Dae Health Laboratories — Jardine, Dr.& Co.,Hair’s Asthma Cure Ltd.—Tratmann

Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Daggeh & Ramsdell—Jardine, .Mathe- Drysdale

Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.—Malcolm & Co.,

son & Co., Ltd. Dubois Laboratories—Y. A. Kolatchoff

Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—Mit- & Co.

sui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Duff Whisky—Wing On Co., Ltd.

Daimler Co., Ltd. — China Motor Duncan & Co.—Cathay Ceramics

Agencies (H.K.), Ltd.

Dalidet & Co., George—L. Rondon & Duplex Printing Press Co.—Linotype

Co., Ltd. & Machinery, Ltd.

Dalton Adding Machines — Davie,

Boag & Co., Ltd. E. & A. S. S. Co., Ltd.—Mackinnon,

Dampney & Co., Ltd., J. — Reiss, Mackenzie & Co.

Bradley & Co., Ltd. E. I. Du Pont De Nemours & Co:—Dod-

Danish Shipowners’ Defence, Associa- well & Co., Ltd.

tion—Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Darragh, Smail & Co., Ltd.—Harry Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd.—Dod-

well & Co., Ltd.

Wicking & Co., Ltd. Eastern & Australian S. S. Co., Ltd.—

Davey, Paxman & Co., Ltd.—General Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Davidson & Co.—Babcock & Wilcox, & Co., Asbestos

Eastern

Ltd.

Co.—Reiss, Bradley

Ltd.

Dean & Dawson, Ltd.—The Travel Matheson & Co., Ltd.Co. — Jardine,

Eastern Insurance

Advisers

Den Gjensidige Dampskibsassurance- Economic

MathesonInsurance

& Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

forening Skjold,—Thorsen & Co , Economic Insurance Co., Ltd.—R. H.

Ltd.

Den Gjensidige Dampskibsassurance- Kotewall & Co.

forening Skjold,—Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Edward Sharp & Sans, Ltd.—John D.

Denis Freres d’Indochine—Indp-China Hutchison & Co.

Trading Co. Edwin Burgess, Ltd.—Tratmann & Co.,

Deutz & Co.—L. Rondon & Cb-, Ltd. Ltd.

Diarsenol Co., Ltd. — Hongkong Mer Eimco Corporation, U.S.A.—Marsman

cantile & Chemicals, Ltd. Hongkong China, Ltd.

Dickinson Co., E. E.—Shewan, Tomes Elbschloss Beer—Wing On Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Dimol Laboratories, Ltd.—Tratmann & Elders Insurance, Co., Ltd. — Union

Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Electric & Musical Industries (China),

Dings Magnetic Separators Co.— Ltd.—The Anderson Music Co., Ltd.

Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd. Electric Furnace Co.—Marsman Hong-

Distillers Corpn., Ltd. — Jardine, kong China, Ltd.

Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Dobbie Mclnnes, Ltd.—Malcolm & Electrolux, Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes &

Co., Ltd.

Dodge Spare Parts—The Great China EliLtd.Lilly & Co.—A. S. Watson & Co.,

Hardware Co.

Dodwell-Oastle Line—Dodwell & Co., Elizalde

Ltd.

& Co.—Jardine, Matheson & Co.,

Ltd:

Dominion Truck Equipment Co. of Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.—

Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Canada—Far East Motors

 AGENCIES-HONGKO'NG

Elliott & Australian Diiig'.Uo.—Dodwell ‘ ‘Foldings” Lamp Shades—B-B-C Oo.

& Co., Ltd. Forsikrings-Aksjeselskapet Vega, Oslo

Employbrs’ Liability Assurance ' Co.,' —Thoresen & Go., Ltd-

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ford Co., J. B.—John D. Hutchison

Eno Ltd., J.C.—Harry Wicking & & Go.

Co., Ltd. Franklin & Sons Ld., J. G.—Hong-

E rasinic Co., Ltd.—Jardine, Mathe- kong Mercantile & Chemicals^ Dtd.

son & Co., Ltd. Fraser Valley Milk Producers Associa-

Eta. Pernod & Eils—L. Rondon & Co., tion—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Etbs de Wendel, Hayange, France— Fraser & Chalmers Engr. Works,

Erith.—General Electric Co. of

Maison F. Mathieu, S. A. China, Ltd.

Export Bottlers, Ltd.—Harry Wick- Frederithals, Ltd.—Dodwell «fe Co., Ltd.

ing A; Co., Ltd.

Export Corporation—Shewan, Tomes Frederick Sage & Co., Ltd.—Harry

Wicking & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Express S.M.S. Lift Co., Ltd.— Co., Ltd. Sons Co., J.—Dodwell &

Freeman &

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Evans, Marshall & Co., Ltd.—Sardine, Frey & Co-, S. A.—Hongkong Mer-

caiitile & Chemicals, Ltd.

Matheson &, Co., Ltd.

Evans gons, Lescher & Webb, Ltd.— Friden Corpn.—Dodwell

Frick

Calculating

& Co., Ltd.

Machines—Dodwell

Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Ewo Brewery Co.—Jardine, Matheson Frigidaire Corpn. of New York—Dod-

&. Co., Ltd. well & Co., Ltd.

Ewo Cotton Mills, Ltd.—Jardine, Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

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

Fabrique De Produits Chimiques HutchisonFry & Sons, Ltd., J. S.—John D.

Gedeon Richter. Ltd.—Tratmann & & Co'.

Co., Ltd. Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

“Facit” Calculators—Wang Bros. & Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Co.

Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Shewan, Galbraith'& Co., Ltd.

Grant, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Famous Foods, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Garrard Engineering & Mfg. .Co.,

Ltd.—S. Moutrie & Go., Ltd.

Ltd. Genatosan, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley ,& Go.

Farleigh Netitheim Pty., Ltd.—Himly, (China), Ltd.

Ltd. General Accident, Fire & Life Assure

Fawcett Preston &: Cq.—Arnhold & ance Corpn., Ltd.—James H. Back-

Co., Ltd. house, Ltd.

Federal Telegraph Co.—China Electric General Accident, Eire & Life Assur-

Co., Ltd. ance .Corpn., Ltd.—W. R. Loxley &.

Ferro-Arc Welding Co., Ltd.—Shewan, Go.', (China), Ltd.

Tomes Co., Ltd. General Electric Co., Ltd. of England

Fincken & Co., A. C.;—Jardine, —General Electric Co. of China,

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Fine Foods Ino., S. & W. — John D. General Electric X-Ray Corp.—Ander-

Hutchison & Co. sen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Firth & Sons, Ltd., T. F.—W. R. Lox- GCiieral Motors—Hongkong Hotel Ga

ley & Co. (China), Ltd. rage

“Foamite” Firefoam, Ltd.—Dodwell General Motors Export Go.—Far East

& Co., Ltd. Motors

 AGE^dlES—HONG KONG EJ5

George Banks & Go., Ltd.—Harry Haden & 1 Sons,' Ltd., G. N.—Reiss,

Wicking & Go. j Ltd. Bradley & Co.,' ltd.

Gedrge Kent, Ltd.—Malcolm & 06., HhmihOiid * Or!ga.hs—S. MoUtrie & '06:t

Ltd. Ltd.

Germ Lubricants, Ltd.—Win. C. Jack Hafioior Fire Ins. Co. — American

Asiatic Underwriters Eed. The.,

& Co., Ltd. L.S.A.

Gerrard IndustribW Ltd.—Dodwell, & Hanson-Yan Winkle Munning Co.—

Co., Ltd.

Gibbs, Ltd., I). k W.—John D. Hut- Cheung Loy

chison & Go: Hanson Weighing Scales of U. S. A.—

Gillette Industries, Ltd.—W. R. Lox- Wong Siu Wobn

ley & Co! (China), Ltd. Barker, Stagg & Morgan, Ltd.—Tratmann

& Co., Ltd.

Gishkariang, Dr. N. A.—V. A. Kolat- Harrisons

clioff & Co. & Crpsfield (Borneo), Ltd.—

Givaudan & Cie, L.—Shewan, Tomes Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Hartley & Sugden, Ltd.—Malcolm &

Glandular Preparations, Ltd. — Dod- Co., Ltd.

well & Qo., Ltd. Harvey Ooihmunications, Inc.—Chan

Glaxo Laboratories, Ltd.—W. R. Lox- Hwa & Co.

ley & Co., (China), Ltd. Hattersley (Ormskirk), Ltd.—Malcolm

& Co., Ltd.

Glen Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Haugesiinds

Co., Ltd. —Karstfcit, Ljoforsikringsselskap,

LarSsen A/S

& Co. (Hongkong)

Glenfield & Kennedy, Ltd.—Arnhold & Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Glitter Products Inc.—Dodwell & Co., Heayberd & Co., Ltd., F. C.—China

Motor Agencies

Ltd. Heinke & Co., C. E.—Dodwell & Co.,

Godfrey Phillips, Ltd.—John D. Hut- Ltd.

chison & Co.

Golden Peacock, Inc.—United Traders more, Ltd. P. C.—E. W. Black-

Henderson, Ltd.,

Golden State Co., Ltd.—John D. Hut- Henry Clark & Sons, Ltd.—Cartnichael

chison & 06. & Clarke

Gbodall Chas. & Co.—J&rdine, Mathe- “Henry, Heath” Hats— Mackintosh’s*

son & G6.',‘ Ltd. Ltd.

Gourock Ropework Co., Ltd.—Jar dine, Henry

Matheson & -Co., Ltd. Douglas & Son, Ltd.—Goddard &

Hughes

Grant & Sons, Ltd., Wm.—L. Rondon Henry Hughes & Sm1, Ltd.—Wm. C.

& Co., Ltd. Jack k Co., Ltd.

Gray Radio Co.—Chan Hwa & Co. Henry., Simon, Ltd.—Arnhold Co.,

Great Western Chemical Co., U.S-A. Ltd.

—Domestic Engineers, Ltd. Hepworth & Grandage, Ltd.—Dodwell

Greenwood’s Ventilating Co., Ltd.— & Co., Ltd.

Wm. C. Jack & Co., Ltd. Hercules Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd.—

Gregg Car Co, The--Marsman Hong- Jardine, .Matheson & Co., Ltd.

kong China, Ltd. Herring-Hall Marvin Safes—Davie,

Gregory & Co.', T. M.—Ipekdjian Boag & Co., Ltd.

Bros., Ltd! Heyman, P. W.—W. R. Loxley & Co.

Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.—Jar- (China), Ltd.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

GWynnes Lumps, Ltd.—Reiss Bradley Hill, Ltd., R. & J. — The Orient

Tobacco

& Co., Ltd. Ltd:) . Manufactory (C. Ingenohl,

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine Canada, Hokkaido Colliery

Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley

 E46 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Holland Africa Line — Java-China- International Chemical Co.—W. B.

Japan Lijn, N. Y. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Holland America Line—Java-China- International Farvefabrik, A/S., Ber-

Japan Lijn, N. V. gen—Wallem & Co.

Holland East Asia Line-—Java-China- International Harvester Export Co.,

Japan Lijn, N. Y. Inc.—Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Holophane, Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack & Co., International Marine Radio Corpn.—

Ltd. China Electric Ct>., Ltd.

Home Insurance Co. of N. Y.—Union International Selling Corporation—

Trading Co., Ltd. Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd. — Gibb, International Standard Electric

Livingston & Co., Ltd. Corpn.—China Electric Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Manufactured Articles—W. Internationale C rediet en Handels,

K. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Vereeniging ‘‘Rotterdam,N. V.—

Horlick’s Malted Milk Co., Slough— compagnieN. V. Holland China Handels-

W. S. Sherly & Co.

Horrockses, Crewdson & Co., Ltd.— Invictor Ltd.

Electrodes, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

Jar dine, Matheson ,& Co., Ltd.

Howard Lloyd, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson Ipekdjian

& Co.

Bros., Ltd.—T. M. Gregory

& Co,, Ltd.

Hoyt Metal Co. of Great Britain Ltd. Irish Linen Mills, Ltd.—Davie, Boag

—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Hubhuck & Sons, Ltd. (Thomas)— Ironite Co. Ltd.,—Reissi, Bradley &

Ob., Ltd.

Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Hudnut, Richard—W. R. Loxley ik Co. Isthmian S.S. Lines — Bank Line

(China), Ltd. (China), Ltd.

Hunt, Roope Teage & Co.—Dodwell & “Italit” Tomes,

Products, Ltd. — Shewan,

& Oo., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Huntley & Palmers, Ltd.—Dodwell & J. & E. Hall, Ltd.—Malcolm & Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Hutton & Co., Pty., Ltd., J. C.—Dod- J. Ltd. Browett Bindley (1931), Ltd.—Mal-

well & Co., Ltd. colm & Co., Ltd.

I. C. I. (Paints), Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & J. Ltd.

Calvet & Co.—L. Rondon & Co.,

Co., Ltd.

I. C. I. Rexine, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson J. C. Ludowici

& Co., Ltd. ley & Co., Ltd.

“I. S.” Terracotta—Cathay Ceramics J. Thiriez Pere & Fils & Cartier-

(H. K.), Ltd. Bresson—L. Rondon & Co., Ltd.

Icilma Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Jacks & Co., Wm.—Dodwell & Co.,

Ilford Selling Corporation — Ilford, Ltd.

Ltd. Jacob & Cb., Ltd., W. & R.—John D.

Imperial Airways ( F. E.), Ltd.—British JamesHutchison & Co.

Overseas Airways Corp. Dawson & Son, Ltd.—Marsman

Imperial Typewriter Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Hongkong China, Ltd.

Bradley & Co. Ltd. James Farmer Norton & Co., Ltd.,

India Tyre & Rubber Co., Ltd.—W. R. Sir—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. James II. Lament & Go., Ltd.—Reiss,

Indian Transcontinental Airways, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.—British Overseas Airways Oorp. James Kenyon & Son, Ltd.—Gibb,

Insulite Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Livingston & Cb., Ltd.

Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd.— James Robertson & Son, Ltd.—Harry

China Underwriters, Ltd. Wicking & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES — HONG KONG E47

James Templeton & Co.—Asia Agencies Kalamazoo Loose Leaf Binders—Davie,

Boag & Co., Ltd.

James & John G. Scoot—Robertson, Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—

Wilson & Co., Ltd. Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Ja,«. Hennessy & Co.—L. Rondon & Kelvin Motors—W S. Bailey & Co..

Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Jas. Williamson & Son, Ltd.—W. R. Kelvinator Corporation of U.S.A.—

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Domestic Engineers, Ltd.

Jeantet-David—The Orient Tobacco, Kenrick & Jefferson, Ltd.—W. R. Lox-

Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Ltd.) ley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Jenson & Nicholson, Ltd.-—John D. Kerner Greenwood & Co.', Ltd.—Dod-

Hutchison & Co. well & Co., Ltd.

Jeyes’ Sanitary Fluid—Wing On Co., Kidd & Co., Ltd., John—Harry Wick-

Ltd. ing & Co., Ltd.

John A. Hunter & Co., Ltd.—John D. Kimpton & Sons, W. S.—Dodwell &

Hutchison & Co.

John Dewar & Sons, Ltd.—A. S. Wat- Kirby Ltd.

Co.,

Beard & Co., Ltd.—W. R. Lox-

son & Co., Ltd. ley & Co. (China), Ltd.

John Dickinson & Co., Ltd.—Pentreath Kiwi Polish Co., Pty., Ltd.—W. R.

& Co.

John Fowler & Co., Ltd.—Marsman Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Hongkong China, Ltd. Klavemess & Co., A. F., A/S.—Thore-

John Hastie & Co., Ltd.—Malcolm & sen & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Klaveness Line (Pacific Coast Asiatic

John Knight, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Service)—Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Ltd. Koehring Co., U.S.A. — Marsman

Johnson & Johnson (Great Britain), Hongkong China, Ltd.

Ltd.—Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Johnson & Sons (Leeds), Ld., Wm.— Kohnstamm & Co., Inc., H.—Shewan

Tomes it Co., Ltd.

Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd. Kolat Laboratories—V. A. Kolatchoff

Johnson, Ltd., H. & R.—Harry Wick- & Co.

ing & Co., Ltd.

Johnson-Pickett

Co., Ltd. Rope Co.—Dodwell & Kollsman Instrument Co.—The Inter-

continent Corpn.

Jonathan Edmondson & Co., Ltd.— Kopke & Co.,Co.—Dodwell

Kolok Mfg. & Co., Ltd.

Ltd., O. N.—Jardine,

Tratmann & Co., Ltd. Matheson & Co:, Ltd.

Jones & Co., Pty., Ltd., H.—Dodwell & Kwong Cheung Hing Co., Ltd.—

Co., Ltd. Asquith & Co.

Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co.—L. Rondon

& Co., Ltd. Laboratories F amel—A. S. Watson &

Joseph Lucas, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Lancashire Dynamo. & Crypto, Ltd.—

Jules Robin, S. A.—W. R. Loxley & Dodwell &fCo., Ltd.

Co. (China), Ltd. Lanchester Motor ,60., Ltd.—China

“K” Shoes—Mackintosh’s, Ltd. Motor Agencies

Lanman & Kemp Barclay, Inc.—Jar-

K. P. M. Line—Java-China-Japan dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Lijn, N. Y. Lanson Pere & fils—Dodwell &, Co., Ltd.

Kail an Confectionery Co., Ltd. — Lawrence Leather Co., A. O.—Shewan,

Kwong Tai Hong Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Kailan Mining Administration—Dod- 1 Le Material Telephonique r— China

well & Co., Ltd. Electric Co., Ltd.

E48 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Lea & Perrins, Ltd.—John D. Hut- Magnolia Anti-Friction Metal Co.—

chison & Co. Robertson, Wilson & Co.. Ltd.

Lee Howl & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Maison Ltd.

Jacquin—L. Rondon & Co.,

Ltd.

Leeds Meter Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—A. S. Wat-

son & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Lever Bros. (China), Ltd.—Wing Sang A. G. Botelhode &Corcho

Manufacturas

06.

Armstrong—

Hong

Manufacturers Mutual Insurance

Levers Pacific Plantations Pty., Ltd.— Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Co.,

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Lewis & Melchior Ltd.—Tratmann & Marchant Co., Ltd.Calculators—Davie, Boag &

Co., Ltd.

Lewis Manufacturing Co.—Tratmann Marconi-Ekco

(China), Ltd.Instruments Ltd.—Marconi

& Co., Ltd.

Libby, McNeil & Libby—Dodwell & Marconi International

ation Co., Marine

Ltd.—Marconi Communic-

(China), Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Liner Concrete Machinery Co., Ltd.— MarconiMarconi

Sounding Device Co., Ltd.—

(China), Ltd.’

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Linguaphnne Language Records—An- Mareon Ltd.

ipbon.e Co., Ltd.—Marconi (China),

derson Music Co., Ltd. Marconi’s' Wireless Telegraph Co-, Ltd,—

Liquid Carbonic Corporation—Mars- Marconi (China), Ltd-

man Hongkong China, Ltd. Marie Antionette Co., Ltd.—Tratmann

Liverpool &, London & Globe Insurance & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Marine InsMJ'ance Cp., Ltd.- -Mackin-

Lloyd Boards, Ltd..—Wm. C. Jack & non, Mackenzie & Co.

Co., Ltd. Maschmeijer, Jr., A. — Hongkong

Lockwood &, Carlisle, Ltd.—M alcolm Co., Mercantile & Chemicals, Ltd.

Ltd. Masohmeijer, Jr., A.—W- R. Loxley &

Lodge Plugs, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Co., (China), Ltd.

Ltd. Mason & Cp., Ltd., Qeo.—W. R. Lox-

Lodna Hard Foundry Coke—H. S. ley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Banerje^ Masonite Corporation—Davie, Boag &

Lqndon Assurance — China Under- Co., Ltd.

writers, Lad. Matth. Hohner, A. G.—W. S. Sherly

London & Piovipcial Marine & Gen- & Co.

eral Insurance Co., Ltd.—Davie, Mauthner Bros. & Co., Ltd.—A- Vago

Boag & Co., Ltd.

London Varnish & Enamel Co., Ltd.— Maybelline Co.—United Traders

McCray Refrigerator Co. — Dodwell &

John D. Hutchison & Co. Co., Ltd,

Louis Bert & Cie—Dodwell & Co., McEwan Younger, Ltd.—Dodwell &

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Mace Co., U.S.A., The—Marsman Mckesson & Robbins, Inc.—Shewan,

Hongkong China, Ltd. Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Mack - International Motor Truck Meccano, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley & Co.

Corpn.—China Motor Agencies (China), Ltd.

MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. R.— Medical & General Exporters, Ltd.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Macneill & Co.—Gibb, Livingston & Meiji Fire Insurance Co.. Ltd.—Mit-

Co., Ltd. sui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Madrigal Line—Wallem & Co. Mellowes & Co., Ltd. —Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—HONGKONG E49

Meltis, Ltd.—Robertson, Wilson & Co., Naylor

Ltd.

& Co.—William C. Jack & Co.,

Ltd.

Menam River Towage & Lighter Co., Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail—

Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Ltd.—Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co., ► Co., Ltd. Ltd., James—Dodwell &

Neill & Co.,

Ltd.—Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Merchants Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Netherlands India Tourist Office

(Nitour) — Java-China-Japan Lijn,

—Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. N. V.

Metropolitan Vickers Electrical Ex- New Dholera S. S., Ltd. — K. B.

port Co., Ltd.—Arnhold & Co., Ltd. Vaidya & Co., Ltd.

Michel Cosmetics, Inc.—United Traders New India Ipsupance Co., Ltd.—Bank

Millars Timber & Trading Co., Ltd.— Line (China), Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Newalle Insulation Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.—Metsui Bussan Ltd.

Kaisha, Ltd. Newall’s Insulation Qo.—Reiss, Brad-

Mo & Domsjo Trading Co., Ltd.—W. ley & Co., Ltd.

R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Newton, Chambers & Co., Ltd.—Jar-

Moffats, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Co., dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Newton Mill, Ltd.—Thoresen & Co.,

Molnar

Monsanto Chemical

—W. S. Sherly & Co. Woyks, St. Louis Nicholas Pty., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

Montgomerie, Stobo & Go., Ltd.— Nicholson Ltd.

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. File Co.—John D. Hutchi-

Morgan Crucible Co., Ltd.—Harry Nippon& Co.

son

Fire Insurance Go., Ltd.—

Wicking & Co., Ltd. Mitsui Busspn Kaisha, Ltd.

Morris Industries Export, Ltd.—Dod Nippon Salvage Co., Ltd.—Mitsui

well & Co., Ltd. Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Morris Spare Parts—The Great China NobePs Explosives Co.’ Ltd.—Jardine,

Hardware Co. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd.— Noilly Prat & Co.—L. Rondon & Co.,

Union Trading Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Mount Royal Metal Co.. Ltd.—She- Nordisk Skibsrederfopening—Thoresen

wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Mulcott

Ltd. Belting Co.—Dodwell & Co., Norris, Henty & Gardners, Ltd.—

Mullard & Eddystone Radios—Ander- North Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

son Music Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—Jar-

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Murray, Sons & Co., Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes North

& Co., Ltd. British & Mercantile Insce.

Co., Ltd.—China Underwriters, Ltd.

Napp, Ltd., H. R.—Jardine, Mathe- North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

son & Co., Ltd. Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

National Assurance Co. of Ireland— Northam, Warren Sales Co., Inc.—W.

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

National Co., Inc.—China Electric Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—Gibb,

Co., Ltd. Livingston & Co., Ltd.

National Union Fire Insurance Co.— Norton & Gregory, Ltd.—Harry Wick-

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. ing & Co., Ltd.

Inc., U.S.A. Norwich Union Fire Insurance So-

National Vulcanized

Bradley & Co.' Ltd. Fibre Co.—Reiss, ciety, Ltd. — Robertson, Wilson &

Co., Ltd.

E50 AGENCIES—HONGKONG

Noxzema Chemical Co. — United Peerless Carbon & Ribbon Co.—Dodwell

& Co., Ltd.

Traders

Nu-Organic Remedies, Ltd. — Trat- Pepsodent

Co. Co., The—W. S. Sherly &

mann & Co., Ltd. Perkins, Ltd., F.—Wm. C. Jack &

Ocean Marine Insce. Co., Ltd.—China Co., Ltd.

Underwriters, Ltd. Perry & Co., S. J.—Dodwell & Cb.,

Ocean Oil Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag & Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Petters Ltd.—General Electric Co. of

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Oo.— China, Ltd.

Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Peugeot et Cie—Jardine, Matheson &

Oji Paper Manufacturing Co., Ltd.— Co., Ltd.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Peugeot Freres—Jardine, Matheson A

Cost Borneo Maatschappij, N. V.— Co., Ltd.

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. Pharmaceutical Trust, Ltd. — Trat-

Original Odhner—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. mann .& Co., Ltd.

Orlik, L.—Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd. Philprug

Ltd.

Products, Ltd.—Dodwell & Co.,

Otard Dupuy & Co.—Jardine. Mathe Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—Gibb.

son & Co., Ltd. Livingston & Co., Ltd.

P. & O. SL N. Co.—Mackinnon, Mac- Phosferine (Ashton & Parsons, Ltd.)—

kenzie & Cb. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Pacific Greyhound Lines—The Travel Pillenger & Co., G. O.—Dodwell &

Advisers Co., Ltd.

Page-Hersey Export Oo Ltd.—Dod- Piper Heidsieck, Rheijns—L. Rondon

well & Cb., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Paines & Byrne Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Pirelli-General Cable Works, Ltd.—

Co., Ltd. General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Pan American Airways System— Plaimar Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

China National Aviation Corpn. Platt Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Reiss, Brad-

Paraffine

Co., Ltd.Cos., Inc.—Reiss, Bradley & Poles,

ley & Co., Ltd.

Parfumerie L. T. Piver—W. R, Lox- Ltd. Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Co,

ley & Co. (China), Ltd. Poulton & Noel, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley

Parke, Davis & Co.—Andersen, Meyer & Co. (China), Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Powell & Russell—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Parry, Leon & Hayhoe, Ltd.—The Premier-Pabst Sales Cb.—Dodwell &

Travel Advisers Co., Ltd.

P atoms & Baldwins, Ltd.—Jardine, Premo

Matheson & Co., Ltd. Tratmann & Co.. Ltd.Laboritories, Inc.—

Patriotic Assurance Cb., Ltd.—United Prentice

Pharmaceutical

Traders Ltd.—Win,. C. Jack & Co.,

Ltd.

Peak, Frean & Cb., Ltd.—Robertson, Prestolite

Wilson & Cb., Ltd. Batteries—Hongkong Hotel

Garage

Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Priestman

Co., Ltd. Bros., Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley

& Co., Ltd.

Pears, Ltd., A. & F.—Jardine, Mathe- Prince

son & Co., Ltd. Line, Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson &

Co., Ltd.

Pearson & Co., Ltd. E. T.—Shewan, Prosser

Tomes & Ob., Ltd. Co. & Sons, Ltd., T. H.—Pentreath &

Pearson Pharmacal Co., Inc.—United Puro Co., Inc.,—Shewan Tomes &

Traders Co., Ltd.

 AGENCIES—HONG KONG E51

Pye British Radios—S. Moutrie & Robertson Co., H. H.—Davie, Boag

Co. Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Pyrene Oo. Ltd., The—Davie, Boag Rolls-Royce Cars—Hong Kong Hotel

& Co., Ltd. Garage.

Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd. — British Rolscreen

Ltd.

Co.—Davie Boag & Co.,

Overseas Airways Corp.

Queen Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. R. Ross & Sons. Ltd., W. &A.—Dodwell

Roneo, Ltd.—Dodwell Co., Ltd.

&

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.— “Roto” Duplicators—Wang Bros. &

Gibb, Livingston & Ck)., Ltd. Co.

Queensland Assurance Co., Ltd.—Jar- Rotterdam Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail—

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Quigley Co., Inc.—Shewan, Tomes tfc Co.,

Ltd. Roxburgh Morgan & Co., Ltd.—Ro-

R. Hood Haggie & Sons—Robertson, Royal bertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

Wilson & Co., Ltd. Dutch Air Lines (K.L.M.)—

R. A. Skelton & Co. E. W. Black- Royal Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

more, Ltd. Insurance Co., Ltd.—W. R.

R. C. A. Aircraft Radios—The Inter- Royal Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

continent Corpn. Mail Steam Packet Co., Ltd. -

R.C.A. Manufacturing Co., Inc.— Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Clipper Merchandising Co. Royal Netherlands Indian Airways

R. L V- Ball & Roller Bearings—The Lijn, (K.N.I.L.M.)

N. V. — Java-Chi na-Jap an

Great China Hardware Co.

Ramdas Mahadeo Parsad—Dodwell & Co.> Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.—Davie, Boag &

Ruberoid

Ltd.

Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd.—General Ruston & Hornsby, Ltd.—Arnhold &

Co., Ltd.

Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Rawlings Manufacturing Co., Ltd.— S. C. Roy & Co.—India Products

Carmichael & Clarke S.M.A. Corporation—A. S. Watson &

Reavells & Co., Ltd.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Record Electrical Co. Ltd.—Shewan, Salen Line—Wallem & Co.

Tomes & Co., Ltd. Salmon Bros., Tobacco Products Co.—

Red Hand Compositions Co.—Dodwell Eastern General Import & Export Co.

& Co., Ltd. Samuel Osborn & Cq., Ltd.—Reiss

Red Hand Compositions Cb.—Orient Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Paint Colour & Varnish Co., Ltd. Sandeman Sons & Co., Geo. G.—Dod-

Red Wing Motor Cb.—Shewan, Tomes well & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Sanderson & Son, Ltd., Wm.—W. R.

Redpath Brown & Co., Ltd.—Davie, Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Boag & Co., Ltd. Sankey Sheldon Steel Furniture—

Remington Typewriters—Davie Boag Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. ’ Sargent & Co.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.,

Rex Research Corpn.—United Traders Ltd.

Richard, Haworth & Co., Ltd.—Gibb, Schlage Lock Co.—Shewan, Tomes &

Livingston & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Rigaud, V.—Atienza, Vicente & Co. “Scotts” Hats—Mackintosh’s, Ltd.

Robert Dollar Co.—Dodwell & Co., Sears, International, Inc.—Marsman

Ltd. Hongkong China, Ltd.

E52 AGENCIES—HONG KONG

Seiberling Rubber Co. of Canada— aSmith Premier” Typewriter—Wang

Hongkong Mercantile & Chemicals, Bros. & Co.

Ltd. : Smith, Stanistreet & Co., Ltd. — K. B.

Shalimar Paint,Colour &Yarn sh Co., Ltd, Vaidya & Co., Ltd.

—H. S. Baherjee Smooth-On Manufacturing Co.—Car-

Shalimar Rope Works, Ltd.—Dodwell michael & Clarke

Sc Co., Ltd. Sob rah ie, Ltd.—The Orient Tobacco

Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Manufactory (C. Ingeftoh], Ltd.)

Ltd.—Jardine, Matheson & Cd., Societe Coty—L. Ron don & Co., Ltd.

Ltd. Societe des Riz d’Indochine Denis

Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Ot>., Freres—In do-Ch ina Trading. Co.,

Ltd.—Jardine Mathegon & Co., Societe Dubonriet—-L. Rondon & Co.,

Ltd. Ltd,

Shanghai Underwear Co.—Star Un- Solignum, Ltd.—Harry Wicking A:

derwear Co. Co., Ltd.

Shannon, Ltd.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., South Hooghly' Shipping Co.—H. S.

Shanks & Co., Ltd.—Malcolm & Co., Banerjee

Ltd: Sparagnapane, Ltd. — Robertson,

Sharp & Dohme & Mulford Biological, Wilson & Co,, Ltd.

Laboratories—Jardine, Matheson & Spencer

Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Sharpe Mfg. Cd—Cal if-Asia Co., Sperry Flour Co.—Dodwell & Co.,

Ltd. Ltd.

Sherwin-Williams Co. — Sltewaii, Tonies Sperry Gyroscope Co.—The Inter-

& Co., Ltd. continent Corporation

Signode Strapping Machine—James Spratt’s Patent, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley

H. Backhouse, Ltd. & Co. (China), Ltd.

Sika, Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack & Co., Ltd. Staatsmignen in Limburg—J ardine,

Silver Line—Furness (Far East), Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Simon Arzt—The Orient Tobacco Stafford Allen . & Song, Ltd.—Hong-

kong Mercantile & Chemicals, Ltd.

Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Ltd.)

Sindhi Steamship Co., Ltd.—Utoomal & Staley Manufacturing Co., A. E.—

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Assudamal Co.

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.—She- Stanco, Co., Ltd.

Inc.—Jardine, Matheson •;&

wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Sisalkraft Co.—Shewan, Tomes & Co., Standard Motor Co.—Far East

Ltd. Motors

Sissons Bros, & Co., Ltd.—Wm. C. Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.—

Jack & Co., Ltd. China Electric Co., Ltd.

Skibsassurancefpreningen i Arendal, Stanley Works—John D. Hutchison &

Afendal—Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Co.

Skibsassuranceforeningen i Christiania, States Steamship Co.—Thoresen & Co.,

Oslo—Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Skibsassuranceforeningen i Christ- Staveley Coal & Iron Co., Ltd.—Reiss,

iania, Osio^—Thoresen k Go., Ltd. Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Slack, Brownlow, Ltd.—Jardine, Ma- Sterling Rubber Co., Ltd.—Shewan,

theson & Co., Ltd. Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Slazengers, Ltd.—John D. Hutchison Stevenson & Howell, Ltd.—W. S.

&' Co. Sherly & Co.

Slingsby & Coi, H.—Shewan, Tomes & Co., Stoddart & Sons, Geo.—Jardine,

Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

 AGE NCI KS- HONGKONG E53

Stoopen & XrcoHs' Thoreseii & Co., Thomas Tyrer & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

Ltd. Mercantile & Chemicals, Ltd.

Stratton & Sons, Ltd.—Dodwell & Thomson &. ,Co., Ltd., M- C.—Reiss,

Co., Ltd. Brkdlfey & Co., Ltd,

Stream-Line Filters, Ltd.—Malcolm Thyime & Co.—.Cathay,Ceramics (H. K.)«

& Co., Ltd.

Stuart Turner, Ltd.—Wm. C. Jack & Tokyo Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd. ' , —Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Situ debaker Trucks & Cars — Hong Tolley, Scott & Tolley, Ltd.—Dodwell

Kong Hotel Garage Co., Ltd.

“Summit” Collars & Shirts—Mackin- Tootal Broadhurst Lee Co., Ltd.—

tosh's, Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Sumitomo Marine & Fire Insurance Co.j Toplis

Ltd.—Nippon Yusen Kaisya Trane Co.—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Sundstrand Adding Machines—Dod- Triton Insurance Co., Ltd.—Jardine,

well & Co., Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Sun-maid Raisin Growers Association, ‘True Light/ Mfg. Co.—Phielban & Co.

—Kwong Tai Hong Tsen- Sun Yue Kue Lumber Co.—

Sun Oli Co. of Philadelphia—Arnhold Canadian Trading Co. (China), Ltd.

& Co., Ltd. Tucker & Co., Ltd., J. H.—Wm. 0.

Supersilk Hosiery Mills, Ltd.—Jar- Jack & Co., Ltd.

dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Turners Asbestos Cement Co.—Dod-

Sutton, Carden & Co., Ltd.—W. R. well & Co., Ltd.

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. Typke & King, Ltd. — Shewan, Tomes

Svenska Export Aktiebolaget-n-She- & Co., Ltd.

wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Swan, Hnnter & Wigham, Richardson, Underwood Elliott-Fisher Co.—Dod-

Ltd.—Malcolm & Co., Ltd. well k Co., Ltd.

Swedish Match Co., Ltd., Sweden— Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.—Wang

Swedish Match Co., Ltd. Bros, dir Co.

Switchgear & Equipment — Shewan, Union Assurance Society, Ltd.—Harry

Tomes & Co., Ltd. Wicking & Co,, Ltd.

Szerelmey Ltd.—Reiss Bradley & Co., Union Brewery, Ltd.—W. R. Loxley

Ltd. & Co. (China), Ltd.

Union Chimque Beige, S. A.—Mai son

T. & R. Boote Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes F. Mathieu. S. A.

&; Co., Ltd. Union des Verreries Mecanique Beiges,

Tai Kong Canned Goods Co., Ltd.— Brussels—Maison F. Mathieu, S. 'A.

Kwong Tai Hong Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Taisho MarineBvissan

—Mitsui & Fire Kaisha,

InsuranceLtd.Co., Ltd. Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Tampax, Ltd.—rijurdine, Matheson & Union Oil Co. of California—Shewan,

Co., Ltd. Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Tanqueray, Gordon & Co., Ltd—Dod- United

Motor Battery

AgenciesMfg.

& S^lesCo.,Co.Ltd. — China

well & Co., Ltd. United Molasses Co., Ltd.—Pure Cane

Taylor Instruments Co.—Filmo Depot Molasses Co. (Hongkong),. Ltd.

Teofani & Co., Ltd.—The Orient United States Leather Selling Cor-

Tobacco

Ltd.) Manufactory (0. Ingenohl, poration— Shewan, Tomes & Co.,

Ltd.

Thomas Hedley & Co., Ltd.—Tratmann ifc United States Royal Tires & Rubber

Co., Ltd. Accessories—Sui Shin^ Co.

E54 AGENCIES-HONG KONG

United States Salvage Association, West Disinfecting Co.—E. W. Black-

more, Ltd.

Inc.—Everett Steamship Corpora- Western Assurance Co.—N. V. Hol-

tion land China Handelscompagnie

United Steel Co., Ltd.—Harry Wick- Westinghouse Electric International

ing & Co. Ltd. Co.—Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Upmann, H.—The Orient Tobacco Weston Electrical Instrument Oorpn.

Manufactory (C. Ingenohl, Ltd.) —China Electric Co., Ltd.

Yajda & Co., G.—A. Vago

Vauxhall Cars — Hong Kong Hotel Wheelock Whitbread

& Co., Ltd.—Wallem & Co.

& Co., Ltd.—A. S. Watson

Garage & Co., Ltd.

Veldown Co., Inc.—United Traders White Horse Distillers, Ltd.—Jardine,

Yelie & Co. — Jardine, Matheson & Co., Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Veritys, Ltd.—Shewan, Tomes & Co., Widdop Ltd.

& Co., H.—Shewan, Tomes & Co.,

Ltd. Wiggins Teape & Alex. Pirie Exports,

“Vesta” Battery Co., Ltd.—Harry Ltd.—Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Victor Oil Engines, Ltd.—Dodwell & & Co., Ltd.& Co., Ltd. Frank—Dodwell

Wigglesworth

Co., Ltd.

Victor Safe Co.—Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Wilh. Wilhelmsen—Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line—W. R. Loxley

Vieille Cure de Cenon, S. A.—W. R. & Co. (China), Ltd.

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Vulcan Foundry Ltd.—Malcolm & Wilkinson Heywood & Clark—Orient

Paint Colour & Varnish Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Vulcanized Rubber Co. — United more, Ltd. & Son—E. W. Black-

William Street

TradersAircraft—The Intercontinent Williams Co., J. B.—W. R. Loxley &

Vultee Co. (China), Ltd.

Corporation Wingets, Ltd.—Shewan, Toro.es & Co.,

W. J Rendell, Ltd.—Tratman & Co.. Wire Ltd.

Ltd. Weaving Co.—Jardine, Matheson

W. S. Ray Manufacturing Co.—Reiss, Wonhams & Co., Ltd.

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Incorporation — Shew'an,

Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Wailes Dove Biiumastic, Ltd.—Reiss, Woodward,

Bradley & Co., Ltd. Ltd., W.—W. R. Loxley

Wakefield & Co., Ltd., 0. C.—Gibb, Woodite & Co. (China), Ltd.

Livingston & Oo., Ltd. Co—Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Walden & Cb. (Nufix), Ltd.—Trat- Wrigley’s & Bros.

Chewing Gums—N. A. Tye

mann & Co., Ltd.

Wallace & Tiernan Co., Inc., U.S.A.— Yale & Towne

Matheson & Co.,Mfg.

Ltd. Co.—Jardine,

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Wallem & Co., A/S.-Wallem & Co. Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

—China Underwriters, Ltd.

Wall & Sons, Ltd., T.—W. R. Loxley Yardley & Co., Ltd.—John D. Hutchi-

& Co. (China), Ltd. son & Co.

Wander, Ltd., A.—Jardine, Matheson Yates

& Co., Ltd.

Warner & Co., Inc., Shewan, TomesRail

Improved Anchors,

& Co., Ltd. Ltd.—

& Co., Ltd.

Watson & Co., Ltd., Angus—W. R. Yorkshire Copper Works, Ltd.—Mal-

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. colm & Co., Ltd.

Waukesha Motor Co., U.S.A.—Mars- Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. —

man Hongkong China, Ltd.

Webb & Foulger, Ltd.—Dodwell & China Provident, Loan & Mortgage

Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd,

Webster & Sons, Francis—Dodwell & Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Davie,

Boag & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Weir, Ltd. G. & J.—Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Union

West Australian Steam Navigation Trading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—Jardine Matheson & Co., Zenith Radio Corporation, Chicago-

Ltd. Scientific Service Co.

 MACAO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line—H. ISTolasco Indo-China Steam Navigation Co.

—A. A. dePortuguesas

Assurance Franco-Asiatique—Compag- Industrias Mello de Municoes, Ltd.

nie Optorg —F. Rodrigues

China Fire Ihsce. Co:,' Ltd.—A. A. de Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V. — H.

Mello Nolasco

China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Jose Domingos Barreiro, Ltd.—F. Ro-

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues drigues

Companhia de Seguros Tagus 1877

Lisboa—F. Rodrigues Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail—

Companhia Agricola—F. Rodrigues H. Nolasco

Cordeiro Santos k Ferreira, Ltd. — Nippon Yusen Kaisha — A. A. de

F. Rodrigues Mello

Norddeutscher Lloyd — A. A. de

Dairy Farm, Ice k Cold Storage Mello

Co.—Hing Kee & Co.

Dollar Steamship Lines, Inc., Ltd.— OoeianOffice

Steamship Co.—F. Rodrigues

Appliance Co., Ltd.—F.

H. Nolasoo

Directory & Chronicle of the Orient Java Africa Line—H.Rodrigues

Nolasco

Far East—A. A. de Mello Plum, T. E.—F. Rodrigues

Eastern & Australian

Co., Ltd—A. A. de MelloSteamship Robert Dollar Co.—H. Nolasco

Empreza Industrial de Conservas Pker, Rotterdam

H. Nolasco

Lloyd Royal Dutch Mail—

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues Royal Packet Navigation Co. — H.

Francisco Cinzano & Cia—F. Rodri- Nolasco

gues Scott Radio, E. H.—F. Rodrigues

Garland Petroleum Co., Inc.—F. Sociedade dos Yinhos Irmaos Unidos

—F. Rodrigues

Rodrigues Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—H. No-

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. lasco

—Chang Pak Tung

Gross Hermanos—F. Rodrigues Texas Co.—Garage Lusitana

Tung' Hing Match Factory—K. C.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—A. A. de Poon & Co.

Mello

Heung On Insurance Co.—Chang Pak Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.—F. Rodrigues

Tung

Holland Oost-Azie Lijn—H. Nolasco Usines de Allondon—F. Rodrigues

Hongkong,

Steamboat Co.,Canton

Ltd.—A.&A. deMacao

Mello I Wakefield & Co., Ltd., C. C.-F.

Rodrigues

“Hongkong

Mello Daily Press”-A. A. de i Watson & Co., A. S. — Hip Wo & Co.

Wurtz, Ernst—Oriental Co.

 INDO-CHINA

HANOI

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alhambra Cigar Mfg. Co. — Louis Dollar Steamship Line—C. Larrive

Ogliastro & Cie General Milk Co.—Louis Ogliastro & Cie

Anglo-French Textile Co. — Louis John Haig & Co,, Ltd,—Louis Ogliastro

Ogliastro A Cie ' & Cie

California Packing Corporation—Louis Lloyd Triestino—C. Larrive

Ogliastro & Cie Nippon Yusen Kaisha—0. Larrive

Canadian Pacific- C. Larrive Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navi-

Central Agency—Louis Ogliastro & Cie gation Co.—Louis Ogliastro & Cie

Crosse & Blackwell—-Louis Ogliastro & Tanqueray, Gordon & Co., Ltd.—

Cie Louis Ogliastro & Cie

HAIPHONG

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alhambra Cigar—L. Ogliastro & Co. Koninklijke Paketvaart My. — Die-

Anglo-French Textile Co., Ltd.—Die- thelm & Co:

thelm & Co.

Anglo-French Textile Co.—L. Oglias- Nederland Mail Line—Diethelm & Co.

tro & Co. Netherlands Fire Insurance Co.—Die-

California Packing Corporation — L. thelm & Co.

Ogliastro & Co. New Zealand Inurance Co., Ltd.—

Central Agency, Ltd.—L. Ogliastro & Diethelm & Co.

Co. Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga-

Cognac Jules Robin & Cie—L. Oglias- tion Co.—L. Ogliastro & Co.

tro & Co. Philips Glowlampworks, Ld.—Die-

Crosse & Blackwell—L. Ogliastro & Co. thelm & Co.

Eastern & Australian S. S. Co.— Queensland Insurance Co.—L.-Ogliastro

L. Ugliastro & Co.

Houbigant-Cheramy—Diethelm & Co. Rotterdam Lloyd—Diethelm & Co.

Jacob & Co.—L. Ogliastro & Co.

John Haig & Co—L. Ogliastro & Co. Silver-Java-Pacific Line—Diethelm Sz

Co.

Kerr Line—Diethelm A Co, States Steamship Co.—Diethelm & Co.

 COCHIN-CHINA

SAIGON

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Aktiebolaget Cie d’Assurance Generales (sur la Vie

d’Indochine Optimus — Denis Freres —Louis Ogliastro & Co.

Alhambra Cigars & Cigarettes Mfg. Co.— Cie d’Assurances “Le Nord”—Louis

Louis Ogliastro & Co. Ogliastro & Co.

American Asiatic Underwriters—Com- Cie Generale Transatlantique—Mes-

pagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances sageries Maritimes

American Cie des Hauts Plateaux Indo-

CompagnieInternational Underwriters—

Franco-Americaine d’As- chinois—Cie de Commerce et de

surances Navigation d’Extreme Orient

American Pioneer Line—Diethelm & Comite des Assureurs Maritimes de

Co. Paris—Denis Freres d’Indochine

Anglo-French Textile Co.— Louis Compagnie des Bois dTndochine —

Ogliastro & Co. . Export & Import Co., Ltd.

Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Compagnie Cotiere de FAnnam—Denis

Ld.—Export & Import Co,, Ld. Freres d’Indochine

Asia Life Insurance d’Assurances

Franco-Americaine Co. — Compagnie Compagnie Generale d’Assurances—

A. B. David & Co., Ltd.

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.—Society Crosse & Blackwell — Louis Ogliastro

Commercial Francaise de ITndochine k Co.

Automobiles Renault—Cie de Com- Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.- Cie de

merce

Orient et de Navigation d’Extreme Commerce et de Nav. d’Extreme

Orient

Bankers Traders Insurance Co., Ltd. Cunard Steamship Co., Ld.—Export

—Export & Import Co., Ltd. & Import Cd;, Ld.

Bank

Co., Line,

Ld. Ld.—Export & Import Dean & Dawson—Diethelm k Co.

Ben Line Steamships, Ltd.—A. B. David De La Kama Steamship Co., Inc.—Soci^t^

& Co., Ltd. Commerciale Francaise de ITndo-Chine

Bright Star Battery Co.—Denis Freres Directory

Far & Chronicle

de Commerceof et the

dTndochine Nav. East—Cie

d’Extreme. Orient .de

British India Si N, Co.,, Ltd.—Messageries Dodwell Castle Line—Society Commer-

Maritimes ciale Francaise de iTndo-Ghine

California Packing Corporation—Louis Dunlop Rubber Co.—Cie de d’Extreme

Ogliastro & Co. et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient

Central Agency, Ltd. — Louis Eastern , & Australian Steamship Co.,

Ogliastro & Co. Ld.—Export & Import Co., Ld.

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. Ellermann &. Bucknall S. S. Co., Ltd.—

—Cie de Commerce et de Navigtion Denis Freres dTndochine

d’Extreme Orient

China Navigation Ellerman k Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.

d’Tndochihe ' Co., Ltd.—Denis Freres —Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trad-

Cie d’Assurance Generals Contre ing Co., Ltd.

Plncendie & les Explosions— Louis Etablissement Textile Modeliarpeth —

Denis Freres dTndochine

Ogliastro & Co.

 E58 AGEN Cl E S—SAIGON

Furness, Withy & Oo., Ld.—Export Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Cie de Com-

merce et de Navigation d’Extreme

& Import Co., Ld. Orient

General Accident, Fire

ance Co.—Denis Freres d’Indochine Co.—Denis Freres d’Indochine

General Milk Co.—Louis Ogliastro

Haig & Co., John—Louis Ogliastro National Fire Insurance Co. — 1’Union

Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri-

& Co. caine

Holland Oost-Azie Lijn—Diethelm & Nederland Line, Royal Mail Line—

Co. Diethelm & Co.

Hongkong & Shanghai

tion a Hanoi Banking

& Tourane —DenisCorpora-

Freres Netherlands Insurance Co.,The—Die-

d’lhdochine thelm & Co.

Netherlands

Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.— thelm & Co; India Tourist Office—Die-

A. B. David & Co., Ltd. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., The

Jacob & Co. (W. R.)—Louis Ogliastro Nicholson—Diethelm & Co.

Java-China-Japan Line — Diethelm & chine

Co. Nippon Marine Insurance Co., Ld.—

Export & Import Co., Ld.

K. L. M. Air Service—Diethelm & Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Denis Freres

Co. d’Indochine

K. N. I. L. M. Air Service—Dicthelm North British Mercantile Insurance

& Co.

Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.—Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Oie de Commerce et de

Navigation d’Extreme Orient

Co.

Klaveness Line—Soc. Commerciale Fran- Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd.—Cie de

Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme

caise de I’lndo-China Orient

L’Union Incendie Auto—Denis Freres Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Messageries

d’lndochine Maritimes

L’Urbaine & La Seine—Soc. Com- Papiers Martin Fr^bes—R. L. Duchateau

merciale Francaise de I’lndochine

L’Urbaine, Paris (Fire)—Societe Com- Pare’s Confectionery Works—Louis

merciale Francaise de I’lndochine Ogliastro & Co.

L’Urbaine, Paris (Life)—Societe Com- Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. — Cie

merciale Francaise del’Indochine de Commerce et de Navigation

“La; Cordialite” Cie Franco-Suisse d’Extreme Orient

d Assurances—Diethelm & Co. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—Soc. Indo-

“La Flandre” Cie Francaise d’Assur- chinoise de Commerce, Ltd.

ance—Diethelm & Co. Phoenix Assurance Co.—R. L. Duchateau

La Societe Francaise des Charbon- Phoenix Fire Insurance Co. — I’Union

nages de Tonkin—Denis Freres Commerciale Indochinoise et Afri-

d’Indochine

La Societe Indo-chinoise des Alumettes caine

de Benthuy—Denis Freres d’lndochine Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Cie de Commerce et de Navigation

La Societe “Le Tabac du Glove”—Denis d’Extreme

Freres dTndochine Orient

Le Nord—Louis Ogliastro & Co. Remington Typewriter Co.—Denis

Lloyd’s—Denis Freres d’Indochine Freres d’Indochine

Maersk Line--Denis Freres dTndochein RickmersCo., Ld.

Line—Export & Import

 AGEN CIES—SAIGON—CAMBODGE E59

Robin, Jules, S. A.—Louis Ogliastro Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Societe

Commerciale Francaise de 1’Indo-

& Co.

Rotterdam Lloyd, Royal Dutch Mail chine

—Diethelm & Co. Tanqueray Gordon & Co., Ltd.—Louis

Royal Exchange Assurance—Export & Ogliastro & Co.

Import Co., Ltd. Trachsler, Ltd., J. H.—Biedermann & Co.

Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation Union Insurance Society of Can-

—Denis Freres d’Indochine

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Diethelm ton, Ltd.—Cie de Commerce et de

Navigation d’Extreme Orient

& Co. Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—Louis Ltd.—Export & Import Co., Ltd.

Ogliasitro & Ob. Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.

Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P. —Cie de Commerce et de Navigation

d’Extreme Orient

M. Line)—Diethelm & Co.

Silver-Java-Pacific Line—Diethelm & Union Oil Co. of California—Eller-

man’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co.

Co. Ltd.

Societe des Garages Charner —Cie Union Insurance Society of Canton,

de Commerce et de Navigation d’Ex- Ltd.—Soc. Commerciale Francisco

treme Orient de 1’Indochine

South African Railways ct Harbours Wilh. Wilhelmsen—Societe Commer-

—A. B. David & Co., Ltd.

South British Insurance Co.—Denis ciale Francaise de 1’Indochine

Freres d’Indochine Yamashita Risen Eaisha — Denis

Sun Insurance Office (Fire)—Eller- Freres d’Indochine

man’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co., Yamashita Risen Raisha—Export &

Ltd. Import Co.

CAJVIBODGE

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Chargeurs Reunis—Compagnie Sai- I Messageries Maritimes — Compagni'e

gonnaise de Navigation et de Tran- Saigonnaise de Navigation et de

sports | Transports

 THAILAND

BANGKOK

(.For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Bangkok Docks, Ltd. — United En- Royal Exchange Assurance Corpora

gineers, Ltd. tion- -Ipekdjianters, Ltd.

Carl Schlieper—Kwong Koh Long Samarang

—IpekjanSeaBrothers,

Fire Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Imperial ScHe'ririg 'Ralbauin—Kwohg Koh Long

Chemical Industries (Manila), Ltd. Spiberling Rubber Co. — Mark’s Tyre

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—The Siam Store

Steam Navigation Co., Ld. Soutli

Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., djianBritish

Brothers,Insurance

Ltd. Co., Ltd.—Ipek-

Ld.—Ellerman’s Arrapan IJice - & Siiri Insuiranpe Office—Ellerman’s Arra-

Trading Co., Ltd. can Ric’e Ar Trading Co., Ltd.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS

SINGAPORE

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line-r- British-Amerioan Tobacco Co., Ld.—

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ld.

Ardath Tobacco Co., Ld.—Malayan British;

Tobacco Distributors, Ld. BeltingB.elt.ip.g

& Asbestos& Asbestos,

Co. Ltd.—

Australian Commonwealth Railways— British Overseas Airways Corpora-

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. tion—Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Australian National Airways Pty., British Oxygen Co. Ltd.—Far East

Ltd.—Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ltd.

Australian Oriental Line—Mansfield Burmah, Oil Co., Ltd., The—The

& Co., Ltd. Scotia Lubricating Oil Co.

Bengal Chemical & Pharm. Works, Butler Air Transport Co.—Mansfield

Ltd.—Naina Mohamed & Sons & Co., Ltd.

Berger & Wirth—Tel. & Co’s Trading Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—

Society _ Mansfield & Co. Ltd.

Blue

Ltd. Funnel Line—Mansfield & Co., “Celotex”—Pliotex, Ltd.

 AGENCIES—SINGAPORE E61

('huunijicm’ Outlward Motors—Boon Ibrahim Sheriff—M. M. Abdul Rahim

Serig & Co,( Ltd. & Co.

China Can Co., Ltd.—Boon Seek Indian Trans-Continental Airways,

Trad frig Co. Ltd.—Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

China Navigation po., Ltd.—Mans- International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

field & Co., Ltd. American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd.

Oluette

TradingPeabody,

Society Inc.—Tels & Co’s Irrawaddy Flotilla Col., Ltd.—Mans-

field & Co. Ltd.

Cunard White Star Ltd.—Mansfield Jantzen Knitting Mills—Tel. Co.’s

& Co., Ltd. Trading Society

Directory & Chronicle&■ of

Far East—Advertising the Jaques & Co.—John G. Capipbejl & Co.

Publicity

Bureau, Ltd. Java-New

Royal DutchYorkMail

Line — Nederland Line

Dbttridge Bros.,1' Ltd'. — 'Singapore Java-Pacific Line—Nederland Line Royal

Casket Co.

Dove, Lockhart. & ;Smart,;.?,Edipburgfi Dutch Mail

—John G. Campbell &■ Co. K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Airways)—

Dunlop Rubber Co.—H. M. do Sou/.a Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

& Co. K. N. I. L. M. (Royal Netherlands

Eng Moh Soap Factory—M. Jumal> Indian Ltd.

Airways)—Mansfield & Co.,

hoy & Co.

Eradipp,’ Anti-vermin: Solution—poon Oil Mill Co.Hung—Kian Guan Hin

Kong Hing

Seng & Co., Ltd.

Eyssen, Ltd., H.—L. K. Laing Co,r L.. -&AhC. Hardtmuth

Prager, ptd.

(Great Britain), Ltd.

F.Ltd.:

M. S. Railways—Mansfield & Co., “Lauritzen” Brick Boiler Water Purifier

-frS

Fairbank Kirby (Grimsby), Ltd.— Liverpool & London, & Globe Ins. Co.,

L K. Laing. & Co. Ltd.—Mansfield Co., Ltd.

Fireman’s Fund Insurance

Union Insurance Co.— Macrobertson-Miller Aviation Co., Ltd.—

Society of .Can-

ton Mansfield & Co., Ltd

Florists’ Sundries & .Wreath Co.-y Marsh ing Co.

Pros., Ltd.—Hoon Seek Trad-

Singapore Casket Co.

Fortress’ Brand Soft Soap—Boon Mercedes-Benz Cars & Trucks — Brink-

Seng & Co., Ltd. mann & Co.

Guardian Assurance Co.—H. M. de Moncrieff, Warren, Paterson

John G. Campbell & Co. & Glasgow—

Souza & Co. Morris Cars & Commercial Vehicles—

Guinea Airways, Ltd.—Mansfield & Malayan Motors, Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Motor Master Blue Crown Spark

Hadfields (Australia), Ltd.—Fogden, Plugs—Yew Aik & Co.

Brisbane & Co., Ltd. Murdoch & Co., Ltd.—Singapore Casket

Hamburg-Amerika Co.

Straits Java TradingLimeCo. — N. V. N. V. Talens & Zoon—M. Prager, Ltd.

Holland East Asia Line—Nederland National Carbon Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

Line Royal Dutch Mail Trading Society

Humboldt-Dentz-Motoren,

N.V. Straits Java Trading A. Co.

G. — National Underwriters Agency-

Royal Exchange Assurance Inc.

I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G.—N. V. New Zealand Government Tourist

Straits Java Trading Co. Bureau—Mansfield & Co., Ltd-

E62 AGENCIES—SING APOKE

Opel Cars & Trucks—Brinkmann & Straits Settlements Flour Mills—

Co. Singapore General Stores

Oval Manufacturing Co.—Tel. & Co.’s Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—Mansfield &

Trading Society Co., Ltd.

Pan American Airways (Inc.)—Mans- Studebaker

& Co.

Cars & Trucks—Brinkmann

field & Co., Ltd.

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Royal Tasman Empire Airways — Mansfield &

Co., Ltd.

Exchange Assurance, Inc.

Thai

Pharmaceutical Mfg. Co., Ltd — Co., Ltd. Navigation Co., Ltd.—Mansfield

Eastern Dental Supply Co.

“Plibrico”—Pliotex, Ltd. Thames & Mersey Marine Ins. Co:,

Pliotex, Ltd.—Sternberg & Co. Ltd.—Mansfield & Go., Ltd.

Qantas Empire Airways, Ltd.—Mans- Tuck Co.

& Co., Ltd.—Belting & Asbestos

field & Co., Ltd.

“ Romac ” Fire Extinguishers — Boon Vauxhall & Buick Cars—Federated

Motors, Ltd.

Seng & Co., Ltd.

Royal State Railways of Thailand—Mans- Co., Ltd. — Fogden, Brisbane &

Venesta, Ltd.

field & Co., Ltd.

Royal Windsor Motor Oils—Yew Aik Victorious & Co., A. V.—Tel. & Co.’s

Trading Society

& Co.

Russell, J. A. & Co.—Royal Exchange W. K. & C. Peace, Ltd.—Belting &

Assurance, Inc. Asbestos Co.

Sarawak Steamship Co., (1927) Ltd.— Wahl Eversharp Co.—Tel. & Co.’s

Trading Society

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.

Shaw, Savill & Albion Co., Ltd.— Whitworth & Mitchell, Ld.—Tel. &

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Co.’s Trading Society

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Erasmic Wholsale Laing

Co. Chemists—L. K.

Co., Ltd

Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd. — Mans- Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W.—Royal

field & Co., Ltd. Exchange Assurance, Inc.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Bee Huat Wolseley Cars & M. G. Cars—Malayan

& Co. Motors, Ltd.

 AGEN CIES—PEN ANG—MALACCA E63

PENANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc., of Agents See. Preceding Sections)

Austin, Chevrolet & Bedford Commercial Krementz & Co.—Wassiamull, Asso*

Vehicles—Borneo Motors, Ltd. mull & Co.

Austin, Riley, Chevrolet & Chrysler Marconi Radio—Robinson Piano Co.

Cars—Borneo Motors, Ltd. (S.S.), Ltd.

Chargeurs Reunis—Moine Comte & Messageries Maritime®—Moine Comte

Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Columbia Gramophones & Records— Nederland Line & Rotterdam Lloyd—

Robinson Piano Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij

E. M. de Souza & Co.—Kim Keng Pacific-Java-Bengal Line—Koninlijke

Leong & Co.

Paketvaart Maatschappij

Holland-East Asia Line—r.Koninklijke

Paketvaart Maatschappij Trufood—Dispensary (1929), Ltd.

MALACCA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—H. M. North British & Mercantile Insurance

de Souza & Co. Co., Ltd.—H. M. de Souza & Co.

Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Chuan & Ocean, Accident & Guarantee Cor-

Co. poration, Ltd.—H M. de Souza &

Guardian (Fire) Assurance Co., Ltd. Co.

—H.M. de Souza & Co.

Ho

Co. Giap Estate—H M. de Souza Sun Life. Assurance Co. of Canada—

H.M. de Souza & Co.

New Selandor Estate- H. M. de Souza Wee Chin Kam & Co.—Hevea Agency

& Co.

 FEDERATED MALAY STATES

PERAK

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

All-Nu Products Co.—United Import- Holmes & Sons, Ltd., W. H.—United

ers, Ltd. Importers, Ltd.

Allen Co.—United Importers, Ltd. Mobile Oils—Teluk Anson Cash Chemists

Automatic Water Filter Co.—United Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpn.

Importers, Ltd.

Ayrton Saunders & Co., Ltd.—United —Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Impoiters, Ltd. Sanitte Rubber Corpn.—United Im-

Easy Washing Co.—United Importers, Stanley porters, Ltd.

Ltd. Earl & Co., Ltd.—United Im-

General Electric Co., Ltd., England— porters, Ltd.

Kinta Electrical Distribution Co., Young & Co. — United Importers,

Ltd. Ltd.

SELANGOR

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American

Ong & Co. Lloyd Agency, Ltd.—Thomas, Greene,Harper,Jourdain

Gilfillan && Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd., Blyth—

Asia Life Insurance Co.—Thomas, Ong International Assurance Co., Ltd. —

Dunlop Rubber Co., Ld. — K,oan N. Y. Philips Radio—J. B. Kinsey & Co.

Leong & Co.

Fine Art & General

—Thomas, Ong & Insurance

Co. Co., Ltd. Singer Sewing Machine—Thomas, Ong

& Co.

NEGRI SEMBILAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— I Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Seremban

Seremban Trading Cb I Trading Co.

JOHORE

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Asia Life Insurance Co., Ltd.—D. J. I Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd.

Leerdam | —D. J. Leerdam

TRENGGANU

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Cycle &' Carriage Co. (1926), Ltd. Danish Islands Preserved Butter Oo.

—United Trading Co. -^-United Trading Oo.

Kodak, Ld.—United Trading Co.

 NETHERLANDS INDIES

BATAVIA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Homelite

out k Co.Corporation—Herm. E. Smalh- I Kern & Co,—Herm. E. Smalhout k Co.

John Kidd k Co., Ltd.—Herm. E. Smalh- Samuel Jones k Co., Ltd.—Herm. E

Smalhout & Co.

out k Co.

SEMARANG

\,For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Co., Ltd.— Ned. Ind. Tank Stoomboot—Bataafs-

Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. che Petroleum Mij.

Asiatic Petroleum Co. — Bataafsche

Petroleum Mij. Pacific Java-Bengal Line—‘‘Neder-

Colas Co.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. land ” Stoomvaart Mij.

Flinkote k General Advisory Co., Silver Java Pacific Line—"Neder-

land” Stoomwart Mij.

Ltd.—Bataafsche Petroleum Mij.

Java-New York Line—"Nederland” State Shipping Service—Pitcairn,

Stoomwaart Mij. Sym «% Co.

PADANG

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Amsterdamsche Mij. van Levensverze- Cultuur My. "Korintji”—Handels-

kering—N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s maatschappy Guentzel k Schumacher

Handelmaatschappij

Assurantie Mij. " Veritas ”—N. V. Cultuur My. "Talamau”—Van Houten

Steffan & Co.

Gebroeders

chappij Veth’s Handelmaats- Cultuur My. " Taloeg Goenoeng ”—

Van Houten Steffan k Co.

Brand Vefzekering My. " Mercurius ” Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd.—N. V.

—Van Houten Steffan k Co. Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaats-

China Mutual Steam Nav. Co., Ltd. chappij

—N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel- Dunlop Rubber Co.. Ltd.—Van Hou-

maatschappij

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of ten Steffan k Co.

Hertford—Warner, Barnes & Co., ‘ Fatum ”—N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s

Ld. Handelmaatschappij

Cultuur My. “Danau Gadang”—Van Lloyds—Van Houten Steffan k Co.

Houten Steffan k Co.

E66 AGENCIES—PADANG—MACASSAR—E. C. SUMATRA

Marsman’s Algemeene Exploratie Mij. Oost Indische—Van Houten Steffan

—N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel- & Co.

maatschappij

Mijnbouw Mij. Barisan — N. V. Palatihe Insurance Co., Ltd. — N. V.

Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaats- Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaatschappij

chappij Polyhonwerke A.G. — Van Houten

N.I.L.L.M.Y.—Van Houten Steffan & Steffan & Co.

Co. Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.—Van

Nederl. Stomv. Mij. “Ocean” —N. V. Houten Steffan & Co.

Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaatschappij

Nederlandsoh Indisehe Handelsbank Royal Insurance Oo.—Van Houten

—N.V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaats- Steffan & Co.

chappij

Nederlandsch Indische Portland

Mij.—N. V. Gebroeders Cement Samarangsche

Veth’s Handel-

Zee & Brand Ass. My.

—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

maatshappij

Nederlandsche Lloyd—Van Houten Union Assurance Co.—N. V. Gebroeders

Veth’s Handelmaatschappij

Steffan & Co.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Van Houten Veth’s Papierenzakkenfabriek — N. V.

Steffan & Co. Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmaatschappij

Ocean Steamship Co.—N. V. Gebroeders West Sumatra Rubber

Veth’s Handelmaatschappij tuur My.—Van Houten Steffan & Co.

MACASSAR

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

N.V. Assurantie

landen” Maatschappy

van 1845—N. “de Neder-& Tweede Koloniasch Zee-& Brandassuran-

V. Agentuur tie Maatschappy—N.

Commissiehandel V. Agentuur &

“Celebes”

Commissiehandel “Celebes”

Koloniale Zee-cfc Brandassurantie Maats- Tweede Nederlandsch-Indische

Brandassurantie Maatschappy—N.Zee-

V,

chappy—N. V. Agentuur & Commissie- Agentuur & Commissiehandel “Celebes’ >

handel “Celebes”

Nederlandsch-indische Zee-& Brandas- Zee-& Brandassurantie

Oosterling”— MaatschappyCom-

N. V. Agentuur “de

surantie Maatschappy—N. V. Agentuur missiehandel “Celebes”

& Commissiehandel “Celebes”

EAST COAST OE SUMATRA

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Ass. My. De Nederlanden van 1848— I Motor Union Insurance Oo.—Van Nie

Van Nie & Co. ! & Co.

 THE PHILIPPINES

MANILA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Acme Code Co. —Philippine Education Bogo Medellin Milling Co., Inc. — Theo

H. Davies k Co., Ltd.

Co., Inc.

Adriatica Steamship Co. — F. E. Booth Inc. k Co.—Manila Wine Merchants,

Zuellig, Inc.

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. — Smith) Borden k Sons, Inc., M.O.D., New

Bell & Co., Ld. York—Kummer & Comins

American Bleached Cotton Goods Co., Bovril, Ltd.—Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.

Inc., New York — Kummer & Brand k Co., Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Comins

American Mail Line—The Robert Dol- British & Foreign Marine Insurance

Co., Ltd.—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

lar Co. British Indian S.N. Co., Ltd.—Smith,

American International Underwriters Bell & Co., Ltd

— American Asiatic Underwriters, British Traders Assurance. Co.—Smith

Ltd. Bell k Co., Ld.

American & Manchurian Line— British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd.

Smith, Bell k Co., Ltd. —Hanson, Orth k Stevenson, Inc.

American Optical Co.—H. E. Ueacock Co. Burns,

American Paper Exports, Inc.—F. E. k Co.,Philp Inc.

& Co., Ltd.—Macondray

Zuellig, Inc.

Anheuser-Busch, Inc. — Manila Wine Caledonian Insurance Co.—Guttridge

Merchants, Inc. & Chambers, Inc.

Atlas Assurance Cb.—Fernandez Her- Cannon Mills Inc., New York—Kum-

manos, Inc. mer k Comins

Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—Macondray Canton Insurance Office, Ltd. — Smith,

& Co., Inc. Bell k Co., Ltd.

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.— Yuill & Cebu Sugar Co. Inc.—Theo. H. Davies &

Co., Pty., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Bacardi Corpn.Inc.of America—Manila Wine Chance Yought Corp.—T. J. Wolff k

Merchants, Co., Inc.

Bank Line—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Chauvenet, F.—Manila Wine Merchants)

Barber Line—Macondray & Co., Inc. Inci

Barber Wilhemsen Line—Macondray Chilean Nitrate Sales Corp.—Theo. H.

& Co., Inc. Davies k Co,, Ltd.

Barrell Co., William L.—Kummer China Helenic Lines Ltd.—Hanson, Orth

k Stevenson, Inc.

Comins

Bell & Howell Co.— Denniston, Inc. China Mutual Steam Navigation Co.,

Ben Line Steamers—Hanson, Orth k Ltdl—-Smith, Bell k Co., Ltd.

Stevenson, Inc. China Navigation Co., Ltd. — Smith,

Bernese Alps Milk Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Bell & Co., Ld.

Blue Funnel Line—Hanson, Orth k Chrysler Corporation—Luneta Motor

Stevenson, Inc. Co.

E68 AGEN CIES—MANILA

Coates & Co.—Manila Wine Merchants Franklin Manufacturing Co., New York—

Inc. Kummer & Comins

Commercial Frigidaire, Ltd.-v-H. E. Heacock & Co.

Heacock Co.Kefrigerator Mfg. Co.—M. E. Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd.—Furness

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ld. (Far East), Ltd.

—Smith Bell & Co., Ld.

Commercial Union Insce. Co., Ltd.— Gebr. Junghans A.-G.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

General Fireproofing Co.—H. E. Heacock

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Co.

Compania “Ron Bacardi,” S. A.—Manila General Insurance Co., Ltd. of Trieste &

Wine Merchants, Inc. Venice (Marine)—C. KeMing, Inc.

Connecticut Fire Insce.

Orth & > tevenson, Iric. Co. — Hanson, General Insurance Co., Ltd. of Venice

Co-operative Wine Growers Association Trieste—Zuellig & Von Knobelsdorff

of South Africa, Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Georg Dralle—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Inc.

Coutinho, Caro & Co.-—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Germanischer

& Co,, H. Mij.

Lloyd—N. V. Behn. Meyer

Crawford-Mac Gregor Co.- -C. Alkan, Irjc. Gilbey, Ltd., W. & A.—Manila Wine

Deinhard Merchants, Inc.

Inc; & Co.—Manila Wine Merchants, Gillespie Inc.

Bros., Ltd.—Macondray' &' Co.,

Deutsche Lufthansa A.

Steamship Agencies (P.I.), Inc.G.—German Glens Falls Insurance

Deutsche Zepplin Reederei A. G.— John Landahl Inc, Co. of New York—

German Steamship Agencies (P.I.), Inc. Glen Line, Ltd.—International Harvester

Directory & Chronicle of the Co. of Philippines

Far East—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Glens Falls Insce. Co. of New York—C.

Inc. Kelling, Inc.

Distillers Agency, Ltd.—Manila Wine Gulden Wedding Whiskey, Schenley’s—

Merchants, Inc. Manila Wine Merchants, Inc.

Dodwell

Co., Inc. Castle Line—Macondray & Granelli & Cie., E.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Dollar

Dollar Steamship

Co. Line- The Robert Singapore—C.Life

Great Eastern Assurance Cp., Ltd.,

W. Rosenstock

Dollfus-Mieg & Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Ltd. Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd.—Ker & Co.,

Draper-Maynard Co.—C. Alkan, Inc. Guidotti & Cie, L.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.— Hamburg - Amerika Linie — German

Macondray & Co., Inc. Steamship Agencies (P.I.), Inc.

Earnshaws

—Theo. H.DocksDavies& Honolulu

& Co., Ltd.Iron Works Hamilton Standrad Propeller Go.—T. J.

Eastern & Australian Wolff & Co., Inc.

Smith, Bell & Co. Ltd.Steamship Co.— Heering Peter F.—Manila Wine Mer-

Eastman Kodak Co.—Denniston, Inc. chants, Inc.

Elgin National Watch Co.—H. E. Heacock Hellesens Inc.

Batteries—T. J. Wolff & Co.,

& Co.

Ellerman & Bucknall S.S. Co., Ltd.— Hematogen Hommel Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig,

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Inc.

Ethelburga Trading Co., Ltd.—Forbes, Henkel & Cie—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Munn & Co., Ltd. Hjorth, B. A.—Forbes, Munn ce Co., Ltd.

Fidelity & Surety Co.—Union Insurance Holland-Afrika Line—Eastern & Philip-

pines Shipping Agencies, Ltd.

Society of Canton, Ltd.

FireZuellig,

Association

Inc. of Philadelphia,—F. E. Holland-America Line — Eastern ,

Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd.

Firemen’s Insurance Gb. of Newark— Holland-Oost-Azie Lijn N. V.—Eastern

Theo. H. Davies

 AGENCIES—MAN ILA

Holsten Brewery—Manila Wine Mer- Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.—Hanson,

chants, Inc. Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Hueblin & Bros., G. F.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Martell, J. & F. -Manila Wine Merchants,

Hugo Schneider A. G.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Inc.

Huntley

Inc. & Palmers, Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Monroe HeacockCalculating

Co. Machine Co.—H. E.

Mosler Safe Co.—H.

Imperial Airways, Ltd.—Smith, Bell & Mutual Orange Distributors E. Heacock Co.

Co., Ltd. of Cali-

Indo-China fornia—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Ltd.—Smith,Steam Navigation

Bell & Co., Ltd. Co., Nashua Mfg; Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Isthmian S.S. Co.—International Har- National Aniline & Chemical Co.—F.

vester Co. of Philippines E. Zuellig, Inc.

Italia Steamship Co. — F. E. Zuellig, National Union Fire Insurance Co.

Inc. —American Asiatic "Underwriters,

Jantzen Knitting Mills Co.—C. Alkan, Inc.

Inc. Nederland Line, Royal Dutch Mail—

Java-China-Japan Line—Eastern & Eastern Agencies, Ltd.

& Philippines Shipping

Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd.

John Dewar. & Sons, Ltd.—Manila Wine Neher R. V. A. G.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Merchants, Inc. NellLtd.Co., E. J.—Theo, H. Davies & Co.,

Johnson Motors Co.—C. Alkan, Inc.

John Walker & Sons, Ltd.—Manila Wine New India Assurance Co., Ltd.—F. E.

Merchants, Inc. Zuellig, Inc.

Juilliard & Co., Inc., A. D.—F. E. New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Zuellig, Inc. Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

K. P. M. Line—Eastern

ship Agencies (P.I.), Inc.

pines Shipping Agencies, Ltd. Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—Theo.

Klaveness Line—Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Kokusai Kisen Kaisya — American Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society

Steamship Agencies, Inc. Ltd.—Guttridge ,tt Chambers, Inc.

Kummer, Oomins & Co., Inc., New Novo Terapeutisk Laboratory — F. E-

York—Kummer & Comins Zuellig, Inc.

Lancashire Insurance Co. — F. E. Ocean Steamship Co., Ld.—Smith

Zuellig, Inc. Bell & Co., Ld.

Legal and General Assurance, Soc., Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co.—

Ld.--Guttridge and Chambers, Inc. State Steamship Co.

Lepetit, A. S.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Oxo, Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Lincoln National Life Assurance Co.—

Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co—Smith, Pacific Commercial Co.—Union Insur-

ance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Bell & Co., Ltd.

Lloyd Triestino Steamship Co.—F. E. Pan-American

Zuellig, Inc.

Airways System—F. E.

Zuellig, Inc. Pascall, Ltd., J.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Lloyd’s Agents—Ker & Co., Ltd.

London & Scottish Assurance Corp., PaulInc.Larcher—Manila Wine Merchants,

Ltd.—Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Lowenstein & Sons, Inc., M.—F. E. Peninsular & Oriental S. N. Co.—

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Zuellig, Inc. Perfection Stove Co. — T. J. Wolff &

Manning Co., Inc.

Inc. Abraisives—Macondray & Co., Perfection Stoves—T. J. Wolff

Marie, Brizard Roger—Manila Wine Inc.

Merchants, Inc. Philco Radio Co.—H. E. Heacock Co.

 E70 AGENCIES—MANILA

Philippine Hume Pipe Co., Inc.—Theo. Sunlnsurance Office, Ld.—Ker & Co., Ltd.

H. Davies & Co., Ltd. Sun-Rayed Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Sunset Produce Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Co.—The Robert Dollar Co.

Philips China Co., Newt York—Kum- Inc. Refrigerators —T. J. Wolff & Co.,

Superfex

mer & Comins Swan Pencil Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Philips Radios—T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc.

Phoenix Assurance Co., Ld.—Ker & Swedish East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—In-

ternational Harvester Co. of Philip-

Co., Ltd. pines

Pomona Products Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Pommery & Greno—Manila Wine Mer- Switzerland General

—F. E.Zuellig, Inc. Insurance Co., Ltd.

chants, Inc.

Pratt & Whithey Aircraft Co.—T. J. Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.—

The Robert Dollar Co.

Wolff & Co., Inc.

Prince Tanson Mineral Water Co., Ltd, Clifford-

Ltd. Line, Ltd.—Furness (Far East), Wilkinson

Inc.

— Manila Wine Merchants,

Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.—F. E. Tirrenia Steamship Co.—F. E. Zuel-

Zuellig, Inc. lig, Inc:

Remington Rand, Inc.—H. E. Heacock Co. Trommer, Inc., John F. — F. E.

Robin Hood Mills, Ltd.—F. E. Zuellig, Zuellig, Inc.

Inc. Turner Halsey Export Corporation, New

Roosevelt

SteamshipSteamship

Co. Co., Inc. — State York—Kummer & Comins

Rotterdam Lloyd, Royal Mail Line United Aircraft Exports Corp.—T. J.

Wolff & Co., Inc.

—Eastern and Philippines Shipping United States Fire Insurance Co.—

Agencies, Ld.

Royal Dutch Air Line—Eastern & Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd.

Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd. Van Houten & Zoon, C. J.—F. E.

Royal Netherlands Indies Airways— Zuellig, Inc.

Eastern and Philippines Shipping Yories Baking Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Agencies, Ltd.

Royal Insurance Co., Ld.—Forbes, Walter Robertson

Munn & Co., Ld, F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Sabater Sales Co.— Universal Optical Co. Wenatchee Milling Co.—Forbes, Munn

& Co., Ltd.

Saxon Serumwork—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Scottish Union & National Insurance West Australian Service—Hanson,

Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Co.—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Western Clock Co.—H. E. Heacock Co.

Inc. Wilcox-Hayes Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Shasta

chants,Water

Inc. Co.—Manila Wine Mer- Wilh. Wilhelmsen (European) Line—

Sikorksky Aviation Corp.—T. J. Wolff Macondray & Co., Inc.

& Co., Inc. William L. Barrell Co., New York—Kum-

South British Insurance Co., Ld.— Willys mer & Comins

Smith, Bell

Sperry Flour Co.—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. WinchesterMotor Co.

Stafford & Co., Inc., G. A.—F. E

Zuellig, Inc. kan, Inc. Repeating Arms Co.—C. Al-

States Shipping Service—Hanson, Yankee Export & Trading Co.,, Inc.

— F. E. Zuellig, Inc.

Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

St.Theo.

Paul H.FireDavies

& Marine Insurance Co.— Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.—Han

& Co., Ltd. son, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

 AGENCIES—ILOILO E71

ILO ILO

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of: Agents See Preceding Sections)

Bibby Line—Warner, Barnes & Co., K.L.M. Air Service—Menzi & Co.,

Ld. Inc.

British Traders Insurance Co,,.. Ltd.— K.N.I.L.M. Air Service—Menzi &

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Co., Inc

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— K.P.M. Line—Menzi & Co., Inc.

Wise & Co., Inc. Kokusai Kisen Kaisya—Warner, Bar-

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co.—War- nes & Co., Ltd.

ner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Law Union &; Rock Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Cunard-White Star, Ltd. — Warner, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Barnes & Co., Ltd. Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance

Dick, Ltd., R & J.—Warner, Barnes Co., Ld —Wise & Co., Inc.

& Co., Ld. “M.A.N.”—Menzi & Co., Inc.

East Asiatic Co.—Menzi & Co., Inc Mirrlees, Bickerton & Day, Ld.—

Elmac, Inc.—Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc. Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Federal Insurance Co.—Warner, Barnes Mirrlees, Watson & Co., Ld.—War-

& Co., Ltd. ner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

German Nitrogen Syndicate—Menzi Netherland Insurance Co. est. 1845

& Co., Inc. (Ltd.)—Menzi & Co., Inc.

Glen Line, Ltd.—International Harvester Netherland Line—Menzi & Co., Inc.

Co. of Philippines Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Warner, Barnes

Guardian Assurance Co., Ld—Wise & Co., Ld.

& Co., Inc. Norddeutsche Insurance Co.—Menzi

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—Menzi & & Co., Inc.

Co., Inc. North China Insce. Co., Ld.—Wise

Holland-Amerika Line—Menzi & Co., & Co., Inc.

Inc.

Holland-East Asia Line—Menzi & North German Lloyd—Menzi & Co.,

Co., Inc. Inc.

Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ld — Pan American Airways—International

Wise & Co., Inc. Harvester Co. of Philippines

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Pearl Assurance Co., Ld.—Warner,

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Barnes & Co., Ld.

I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G.—Menzi Potash Syndicate—Menzi & Co., Inc;

& Co., Inc. Prince Line—Warner, Barnes & Co.,

Iloilo Warehousing Corporation— Ld.

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Imperial Airways, Ltd. — Warner, Rickmers Line—Menzi & Co., Inc.

Barnes & Co., Ltd. Rotterdam Lloyd—Menzi & Co., Inc.

Isthmian Steamship Co.—International Sea Insce. Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes

Harvester Co. of Phillippines & Co., Ld.

Java-China-Japan Line — Menzi & Silver Line—Warner, Barnes k Co .

Co., Inc. Ltd.

John Thompson Water Tube Boilers, Sil vt» r-J ava- Paci fic Line — Warner,

Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld. Barnes k Oo., Ltd.

E72 AGENCIES—ILOILO—CEBU

South

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.— Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance

British Insurance

Sperry Flour Co.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.

Co., Ld.

Sumitomo Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

—Warner, Barnes & Co , Ltd.

Ltd.—Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Swedish

nationalEast AsiaticCo.Co.,of Philippines

Harvester Ltd. — Inter- W. Wilhelmsen—Menzi & Co., Inc.

CEBU

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

American President Lines, Isthmisn Steamship Co.—International

Orth A Stevenson, Inc. Ltd.—Hanson, Harvester Co.,of Philippines

Assegurazioni General di Trieste e Venezia Java-China-Japan Lijn—Hanson, Orth &

—F. E. Zuellig, Inc. Stevenson, Inc.

Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.—Hanson, K.P.M. Line—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson,

Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Inc.

Ben Line of Steamers—Hanson, Orth & Kerr-Silver Line—International Harvester

Stevenson, Inc. Co. of Philippines

Blue FunnelInc.Line—Hanson, Orth & Ste-

venson, Lancashire Insurance Co.—F. E. Zuellig,

British Traders’ Insurance Co.—Han- Inc.

son, Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Lloyd Triestino—F, E. Zuellig, Inc.

Burns, Philip & Co., Ltd.—International New India Assurance Co.—F. E. Zuellig,

Harvester Co. of Philippines Inc.

Commercial Noreddutscher Lloyd—N. V. Behn,

Hanson, OrthUnion Assurance

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Hanson, Orth Ocean S.S. Co., Ld. —Hanson, Orth

& Stevenson, Inc. & Stevenson, Inc.

DeHarvester

La Rama Steamship Co.—International PanHarvester

American Co. Airways — International

of Philippines

Co. of Philippines

Deutsche Lufthansa — N. V. Behn, Peninsular & Oriental Steam Naviga-

Meyer & Co., H. Mij. tion Co.—Hanson, Orth & Stevenson,

Deutsche Zenoelinwprte—N. V. Behn, Inc.

Meyer & Co., v H. Mij. Prince

vesterLine,

Qo. of Ltd. — International Har-

Philippines

Ellerman Line—Hanson, Orth & Ste-

venson, Inc.. Prudential Assurance Co., Ld.—F. E.

.Zuellig, Inc.

Fire Association of Philadelphia—F. E. Silver-Java Pacific Line—International

Zuellig, Inc. Harvester Co. of Philippines

Germanischer Lloyd — N, V. Behn, Swedish

Meyer & Co., H. Mij. national Harvester Co.Co.,

East Asiatic Ltd.—Inter-

of Philippines

Gleh Line Ltd.—International Harvester Switzerland General Insurance Co., Ld-

Co, of Philippines . ■ —F. E. Zdellig, Inc.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—N.V. Behn, Union Insurance

Hanson, Ortti &Society of Canton,

Stevenson, Inc. Etd.—

Meyer &, Co., H. Mij.

 AGEN CIES—Z AM BOAN GA—BORNEO E73

ZAMBOANGA

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents Bee Preceding Sections)

American Mail Line—The Robert Dollar I Philippine Inter-Island Steamship Co.—

Co. I The Robert Dollar Co.

Dollar Steamship Lines — The Robert Tacoma & Oriental Steamship Co.—The

Dollar Co. ' Robert Dollar Co.

BORNEO

SARAWAK

{For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd.—The Eraser & Neave, Ltd.—The Kuching

Agency, Ltd.

Kuching Agency, Ltd.

Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd.—The Land k Son (Sheffield), Ltd., T.—The

Kuching Agency, Ltd. Kuching Agency, Ltd.

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—Tan Sum Guan

Co. Tan Sum Guan & Son

Clayton, Mayers Co., Ltd.—The Ku- New Tan

Zealand Insurance Co., Ld.—

Sum Guan & Son

ching Agency, Ltd.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Orange-Crush

Sum

Co., London, Ld.—Tan

Guan & Son

Ld.—Tan Sum Guan & Son

Connell Bros. Co., Ltd.—The Ku- Paxamo Manufacturing Co.—The Ku-

ching Agency, Ltd. ching Agency, Ltd.

Decca Gramophone Co., Ltd.—The Remington & Son Rand, Inc —Tan Sum Guan

Kuching Agency, Ltd.

Ellams Duplicator Co., Ltd.—The Tan Sum Cold

Singapore Storage Co, Ltd.-

Guan & Son

Kuching Agency. Ltd. Sylvia Cinema—The Kuching Agency,

Esbensen, P. F.—Tan Sum Guan & Ltd.

Son Tom Storey & Co.—Tan Sum Guan & Son

Ford Motor Co. of Malay, Ld.—Tan Union Assui’ance Society, Ltd.—Tan

Sum Guan & Son Sum Guan & Son

E74 AGENCIES—SANDAKAN

SANDAKAN

(For Details of Addresses, etc. of Agents See Preceding Sections)

Agfa Photographic Goods—The North i Martell’s Brandies—The North Borneo

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co., Ltd.

Alliance AssuranceCo., Co

Borneo Trading Ltd. The North McOallun’s Whisky—The North Bor-

neo Trading Co., Ltd.

Barker & Dobson’s Sweets—The North New, Chambers & Co., Ld. — Sanda-

Borneo Trading Co., ‘Ltd. kan Dispensary, Ld.

Bitulac Paints & Presservatives — The

North Borneo Trading Co.. Ltd. Rothmans

Bovril, Ld.—The North Borneo Trading Trading Cigarettes—The

Co., Ltd. North Borneo

Co., Ltd. Sandakan Light

Brown Pank’s—The North Borneo —The North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Trading Co., Ltd. Sekong Rubber Co., Ltd.—The North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Columbia Milk—The

Trading Co., Ltd. North Borneo Silver Slipper Gins—The North Bor-

neo Trading Go., Ltd.

Dairymaid Butter—The

Trading Co., Ltd. North Borneo Smedleys Canned Goods—The North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Gillespie’s Anchor Flour—The North Smith & Hoey’s Wines & Spirits—

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. The North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd.— T. Beers & Stouts—The North Borneo

The North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Trading Co;, Ltd.

Harvey’s Port & Sherries—The North Thermos “Stronglas” Products—The

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. North Borneo Trding Co., Ltd.

Horlick’s Malted Milk—The North Tuaran Rubber Estates, Ltd.—The North

Borneo Trading Co., Ltd. Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.

Killgerm Germicide — The North Vat,Trading^

69 Whisky—The

Borneo Trading On., Ltd. Co., Ltd. North Borneo

Lipton’s Teas—The North Borneo Wakefield & Co., Co.,

Borneo Trading Ltd.,Ltd.

C.C.—The North

Trading Co., Ltd.

Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance World Marine & General Insurance

Co., Ltd.—The North Borneo Trading Co., Ltd.—The North Borneo Trading

Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

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COVERING

CHINA, JAPAN, MALAYA, BORNEO, SIAM,

THE PHILIPPINES, KOREA, INDO-CHINA,

NETHERLANDS INDIES, ETC.

ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS Shanghai

JAPAN Beck & Swann—17, The Bund

Kobe Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund

Haskins & Sells—320, Szechueu Rd.

Mackie & Co., F. W.—Crescent Bldg., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews — 2,

72, Kyo-machi Peking Road

Mortimer-Reid & Sjlee—18, The Bund

Tokyo Thomson & Co.—20, Canton Road

Pearson A Co.—6, Marunouchi, 2- Tientsin

chome, Kojimachi-ku

Yokohama Fischer, Emil S —15, ex-Austrian

Bund

Pearson & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho Lowe, Bingham & Matthews — 43,

Victoria Road

CHINA Thomson & Co.—Liddle Building

Hankow

MALAYA

Thomson & Co.—Union Buildings

Johore

Hongkong

M. G. Warrior—Sedenak

Linstead & Davis—Exchange Bldg.

Lowe, Bingham & Matthews —

7, Queen’s Road Central Penang

Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming—6,

Des Voeux Road, Central

Thomson & Co.—Hongkong Bank Penang Street & Stewart — 1a,

Brown, Phillips

Building Cheah Inn Kiong & Co.—18, Bishop

Street

Peiping Evatt & Oo.—Chartered

k Bank Cham-

bers

Thomson & Co.—Grand Hotel des McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Chartered

Wagon-Lits Bank Chambers

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E76 ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS-ADVERTISING AGENTS

Perak NETHERLANDS INDIES

Brown, Phillips & Stewart—Hong- Batavia

kong Bank Building, Ipoh

Fressen

Evatt & Co.—Chartered Bank Cham- Hegie, C. Hogeweg

bers, Ipoh

Payne Davis & Co.—1, Hale Street, Loyens & Volkmaars

McAuliffe, Davis en Hope

Ipoh

Towers & Co. — Towers Chambers, Vooren, H. J.

Ipoh Wolff, B.

Selangor Sumatra

Cumberbatch & Co,, Ltd. — Holland McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Nillmij

Building, Medan

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Evatt & Co.—Mercantile Bank Build- THE PHILIPPINES

ings, Kuala Lumpur

Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co—12, Cebu

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Grenier & Co., Walter—Kwong Yik Walker, H. B.—P.O. Box 100

Bank Buildings, Kuala Lumpur

Neille & Bell —1-3, Old Market Manila

Square, Kuala Lumpur

Ross & Co., James L.—8, Barrack Bayne & CO., Henry Hunter—218,

N.C.B. Building

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Carrera & Co., Edward G.—112,

Singapore Romero Salas, Ermita

Clarke & Larkin—308, Masonic Tem-

ple, Binondo

Chan Sze Onn & Co.—96, Market St. Fleming & Williamson—G. de los

Derrick & Co. — Hongkong Bank Reyes Bldg.

Chambers, Collyer Quay Monks, A. C.—2326, Juan Luna (Int.),

Evatt & Co.—French Bank Building, Ton do

Raffles Place White, Page & Co.—National City

Gattey & Bateman, Inc. — Fullerton Bank Building, Binondo

Building.

Jee An Chian & Co.—15, Chulia St. BORNEO

Lowe, Bingham & Dunman—4, Laid-

law Buildings Sandakan

McAuliffe, Davis & Hope—Union Drummond & Co.—Sandakan

Building, Collyer Quay

Rennie & Co., J. S. M.—Cecil House, ADVERTISING AGENTS

9, De Souza Street

Rennie, Lowiok & Co.—C.6-10, Hong JAPAN

Kong Bank Chambers

Kobe

SIAM

Benkyo-sha—8, Sakae-machi

Bangkok Hakushin Kokoku-sha — 25, Naka-

yamate-dori

Donaldson & Lowden—9, Chartered Taiyo Kokoku G. K.—76, Kitanagasa-

Bank Lane dori

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ADVERTISING AGENTS—AEROPLANES

Osaka MALAYA

Asahi Kokoku K. K.—28, Kawara- Penang

machi Film News, The—Id, Penang Street

Dai-Ichi Kokoku-sha—25, Imabashi

Hoqi-sha—5, Kyomachi-dori Singapore

Mannensha, Ltd.—35, Koraibashi

Manshi-sha—3, Dojima Kami-cho Advertising & Publicity Bureau,

Sendensha—1, Hachiban-cho Ltd., The—Publicity House, 114, Ro-

binson Road

Tokyo Amalgamated Publicity Service—82,

Robinson Road

Dento-Kokoktt, K.K.—3, Ginza Nishi, Glover & Co.—9, The Arcade

2-chome Masters, Ltd.—19a, Cecil Street

Hirose Koqyo-sha—1, Gofukubashi, 3 Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd.—2,

chome Raffles Place (second floor)

Igarashi-Shoten—7, Kayaba-cho, 1- Rogers & Co., Ltd.—82, Robinson Rd.

chome

Naigai Kokoku-sha—14, Marunouchi THE PHILIPPINES

Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha—-1, Ginza

Nishi Manila

CHINA Advertising Bureau, Inc.—931, R.

Hongkong Hidalgo, Quiapo

Philippine Advertising Corporation

—P.O. Box 2640

Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Manila Advertising

Ltd., The—Queen’s Building Co.—620, R. Re-

gente

Millington, Ltd.—King’s Building Rosenstock & Gp., Inc. —124, T.

United Publicity & Advertising Co., Pinpin

Ltd.—S. C. Morning Post Building

Shanghai SIAM

Acme Advertising Agency—131, Mu- Bangkok

seum Road

China Commercial Advertising DeMailCruze Publicity Bureau—Daily

Building

Agency—40, Hong Kong Road

Consolidated National Advertising AEROPLANES & ACCESSORIES

Co.—255, Shantung Road

Millington, Ltd.—668, Szechuen Rd. JAPAN

Mutual Advertisers, Ltd.—679, Sze-

chuen Road Kobe

Vee Loo Advertising Co.—305, Kiu-

kiang Road Kawasaki Zosen-sho—6, Wadayama-

Tientsin cho, 1-chome

Modern China Advertising Co.—46, Nagoya

Heng An Lee

North China Advertising Co.—113, Aichi Tokei Denki K. K.—15, Funa-

kata Chitose

Rue de Chaylard

Peiyang Advertising Co.—114a, Rue Mitsubishi Jukogyc K. K. Nagoya

Works—7, Oye-cho, Minami-ku

du Baron Gros

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

AEROPLANES & ACCESSORIES—

E78 ALUMINAX TRANSMISSION ROPE-ALUMINIUM

Tokyo THE PHILIPPINES

Bosch-Depaktment of C. Illies & Co. Manila

—15, Tameiko-cho Kneedler, D. C.—735, Dakota, Malat*

ISHIKAWAJIMA HlKOKI SeISAKU-SHO— Philippine Aerial Taxi Co.—Grace

6, Marunouchi, 1-chome Park Airport

Mitsubishi Jukogyo K.K.—4, Mar-

unouchi

Nakajima Hikoki K.K.—Marunouchi, ALUMINAX TRANSMISSION ROPE

3-chome THE PHILIPPINES

Nihon Koku Yuso K.K.—3, Tamura-

cho, 1-chome Manila

CHINA JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE Co.

2, Calle Cristobal

Hankow ALUMINIUM

Chinese National Aviation Corpora JAPAN

tion—3, The Bund, F.C.

Gale Co., The L. E.—48, Rue Dautrt Osaka

mer, F. C.

Hongkong Asia Aluminium KjK.—1, Imabashi

Mitani Aluminium Seisa Kusho—37>

Minami, Sa-kai-gawa

Aero Trading Co.—8a, Des Voeux Osaka Aluminium Seisaku-sho—1361,

Road Central Sakuragawa, 3-chome

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Holland House Sumitomo Aluminium, K.K.—56, Shi-

Far East Aviation Co.. Ltd.—26, maya-cho, Konohana-ku

Nathan Road Tamada Aluminium Seisaku-sho—57.

Harper & Co., Ltd., Wallace—223, Shimofukushima

Nathan Road

Tokyo

Asia Aluminium Co.—2, Muromachi

Aircraft (China), Ltd.—88, Museum CHINA

Road

Andf.rsen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. —21, 24 Hongkong

and 43, Fuen Ming Yuen Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. — 10, Des

Jardine

50, YuenEngineering

Ming Yuen Corporation—

Road Yoeux Road Central

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Shanghai

NETHERLANDS INDIES Aluminium

Liza Hardoon Building,Limited—1000,

Union, 346, Szechuen

Road

Batavia Middleton & Co., H.—45, Kiukiang

Road

Royal Netherlands Indian Airways— Sino-Continental Co.—119, Jinkee

P.O. Box 56 Road

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ARCHITECTS & SURVEYORS E79

ARCHITECTS & SURVEYORS Hankow

JAPAN Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

4, Rue Clemenceau

Kobe Hemmings & Berkeley—Ching Ming

Building, S.A.D.3.

Mouse, F. S.—305, Nunobiki Bldg., 1, Nielsen

F.C.

& Malcolm—Racine Building,

Nunobiki-cho, 4, chome Sachse, R.—S.A.D. 13, The Bund

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—79, Kyo-

machi Hongkong

Reid, S.—Toyo Building, 7, Harima

machi Basto, A. H.—Prince’s Building

Kyoto Chau & Lee—Sa, Des Voeux Road

Central

Cornell, W. A.—Stock Exchange Bldg.

Shimidzu-qumi—Shimotachiuri Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Takenaka Komu-ten — 17/14, Suzaku- French Bank Building

machi, Mibu Davies, Brooke & Gran—St. George’s

Building

Osaka Farrell, P. T.—6, Wongneichong Rd.

Goddard & Douglas—Alexandra Bldg.

Indue Gumi—13, Izumi-cho Hazeland & Gonella—20, Queen’s

Ohbayashi-gumi—75, Kyobashi Road Central

I Lai Shiu Wing & Co.—China Bldg.

Tokyo Lane, Alfred J.—26, Des Voeux Road

Central

Konoike-gumi—3, Ginza, 6-chome Leigh & Orange—P. & O. Building,

Des Voeux Road Central

Raymond, A.I.A., Antonin — Seisho- Little, Adams & Wood—York Build-

Kwan, 7th. Floor, 2, Ginza, 4-chome ing, C'hater Road

Vouies & Co., W.M.—Fujiya Bldg. Palmer & Turner Hongkong &

Shanghai Bank Building

Yokohama Siu, H. M.—Exchange Building

Way & Hall—20, Queen’s Road Central

Kkuger, Kenneth F. H.—51-B, Ya- Wong, S. L.—199, Prince Edward Road,

Kowloon

mashita-cho, Naka-ku Xavier, M. A.—&, Des Voeux Road C.

CHINA Mukden

Canton Marcks, Lothar—She I Wei Lou

Nieisen & Malcolm—Chartered Bank Peiping

Bldg., Shameen

Dairen Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia

Hutung

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang

Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori Men Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E80 ARCHITECTS & SURVEYORS

Hussey, Harry—1, Ta Soochow Hu- Leonard & Veysseyre P. & Kruzb

A.—461, Avenue Joffre

tung

Kendal, R. R.—1, Tsung Pu Hutung kiang Road & Morriss—20, Kiu-

Lester, Johnson

Leth, Holler k Co.—24, Ko Shao Minutti & Cie—668, Szechuen Road

Hutung

Muller, E. J.—2, Peking Road

Shanghai Nielsen & Malcolm—12, The Bund

Palmer & Turner—17, Canton Road

Algar &' Co., Ltd.—60, Hongkong Rd. Parker,

Road

Rielley & Co.—91, Peking

Allied Architects—406, Kiangse Rd. Powell, Sidney J.—410, Szechuen Rd.

Asia Realty Co.—110, Szechuen Road Republic Land Investment Co.—L49,

Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd—100, Peking Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road Richardson & Co., A. J.—572, a27,

Berents, Hans-2, Peking Road Szechuen Road

Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd.—391, Kiang- Scurr, Tanner & Co.—59, Peking Rd.

se Road Spence, Robinson & Partner^ — 27,

Busch, E.—218, Kiangse Road Peking Road

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—110, Han- Suhr, K. H.—266, Peking Road

kow Road Tilley, Percy—320, Szechuen Road

Carmichael, Lennox & Gray—106, Toporealty—4, Quai de France

Szechuen Road

Central China Realty Co., Ltd.—110, Tientsin

Av. Edward VII

China Realty Co.—290, Szechuen Rd. Bonetti, P.—26, Corso Vittorio

Chang Foong Realty Co.—149, Yuen Emanuele

Ming Yuen Road

Chollot, J. J.—85, Rue Marcel Tillot Borrows & Co.—Liddell’s Building

Chuang, T.—212, Kiangse Road Brossard Mopin—110, Rue de France

Corrit, A.-T-278, Kiangse Road Chinese Engineering Co. — Hsin Yi

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Cook Li, Bristow Road

Sassoon House, 18, The Bund & Anderson—1, Victoria Road

Cumine & Co., Ltd.—149, Szechuen Street & Co.—127, Woodrow Wilson

Corinth

Road

Davies & Brooke—81, Jinkee Road Fleet, H. A.—143, Meadows Road

Eastern Asia Architects & Engineer- Geyling, R.—49, Bromley Road

ing Corp., Ltd.—131, Museum Rd. Hemmings & Parkin—73, Consular

Faber, S. E.—33 Lucerne Road Road

Fan, Robert—110, Szechuen Road Hua Sheng Co.—40, Miyajima Road

Gonda, C. H.—410, Szechuen Road Kwan Chu & Yang—11, Rue du Mare-

Hudec, L. E.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen Loup chal Foch

Road & Young—106, Rue de Paris

Keys & Dowdeswell—349, Kiangse Sirtori, Ing. L.—57, Meadows Road

Road

Krivoss & Co.—1331, Avenue Joffre Tsingtao

Kun Lee Engineering Co., Ltd.—89,

Foochow Road Lennox & Co., J.—8, Chekiang Road

Kyetay Engineering Corporation- Snow & Co., M. L.—Exchange Build-

160, Avenue Edward VII ing

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ARCHITECTS & SURVEYORS—ASBESTOS E81

Tsinan Gabler-Gummert, A. — 712, Insular

Life Building

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient Keys, H. H.—329, National City Bank

Building, Binondo

MALAYA Legarda, Vicente'L.—124, Maytubeg

Penang Moreta’s Consulting Office — 37,

Florida, Ermita

Craik, D. McLeod—39, Beach Street Mapua & Vales—843, Rizal, Sta Cruz

Building, Port District

Stark & McNeill—29, Beach Street Myers Buck Co., Inc.—Free Press

Perak Building

Nelson & Co., C. B.—G. De Los Reyes

Brash & Smith—Fusing Building

Stark & McNeill—21, Hale Street,

Ipoh ASBESTOS

Selangor

Barnabas & Co.—5,. Klyne St., K.L. JAPAN

Booty & Edwards—9, Holland Road, Kobe

Kuala Lumpur

Keys & Dowdeswell—14, Holland Rd.,

K.L. Ando Asbestos Packing, K. K.—713,

Swan & Maclaren—Kuala Lumpur Nishide-machi

Singapore Kawahara Sh' ten G. K.—251, Higashi

Kawasaki-cho

Nikko-sha—2,

Arbenz, H. R.—Union Building, 2nd Nippon Sekimenban Matsumoto-dori

Floor Seizo K. K.—83,

Chong & Wong—6th Floor, Union Kitanagasa-dori, 3-ckome

Building Taihei Packing Seisaku-cho—9, Ho-

Jackson, J. M.—Winchester House, soda-cho

Collyer Quay Takamatsu Asbestos Kogyo-sho — 11,

Pennefather, J. P.—370-1, Pasir Pan- Tobacho, Hyogo-ku

jang Road

Ritchie & Bisset—F-l, Union Bldg. Osaka

Swan & Maclaren—Hongkong Bank

Chambers

Wilson, Oscar—16, Mercantile Bank Ando Asbestos Packing K. K.—21,

Building Itachibori

NETHERLANDS INDIES Hayash. Shoten—35, Shinmachi Mi-

nami-dori

Batavia Kanae Packing Seizo K.K.—2, Dejiro-

duri

Fermont Cuypers, N. V.—Molenvlies Miyoshi Ishiwata Kogyo IK.K.—16,

Itachibori

THE PHILIPPINES Osaka

katsu Hama-doriKogyo K.K.—1, Na-

Asbestos

Manila Settsu Asbestos K. K.—13, Itachibori

Minami-dori

Arguelles & Ocampo—311, Filipinas Yasuoka Hoon Kogyo K.K.—50, Utsu-

Building bo Minami-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E82 ASBESTOS—BANKS

Tokyo Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road

Walworth International Co.—110,

Nippon Asbesto—3, Ginza Nishi, 6- Szeehuen Road

chome Zee & Sons—101, Broadway

Okahara Yoshiji Shoten—3/3, Ginza,

6-chome Tientsin

Sakurai Shokai—6, Kayaba-cho, 1-

ohome Hua Sheng — 40, Miyajima Road,

Yokohama Japanese Concession

Asahi Slate K. K.—470, Tsurumi-cho, MALAYA

Tsurumi-ku Singapore

Matsiti Seisakusho—122, Hiranuma-cho

Bell’s Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd.

CHINA —6, Bonham Building

Hongkong AUDITORS—(Ne« under Accountants)

Eastern Asbestos Co.—7, Queen's Rd. AUTOMOBILES—(/See under Motors)

Central

Jardine Engineering Corp., Ltd.— BANKS

14, Pedder Street

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.—York JAPAN

Building, Chater Road

Ross Motor Co., Alex.—1a, Charter Hakodate

Road

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des Daicho Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—11, Suehiro-

Voeux Road Central

Wicking & Co., Ltd., Harry—Prince’s Hokkaido

cho

Ginko, Ltd.—96, Suehiro-

Building

Nippon Ginko, Ltd.—1, Suehiro-cho

Shanghai Yasuda Ginko, Ltd.—5, Suehiro-cho

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road Kyoto

Calder-Marshall & Co.—2, Peking

Road Aichi Bank — Muro-machi-nishi-iru-

China United Trading Co.—110, Av. Shigo

Edward VII Dai-Ichi Bank, Ltd. — Karasumaru,

Elliston & Co. — 185, Yuen Ming Sanjo-Sagaru

Yuen Road Fudo Saving Bank—Tomikoji-nishi-

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse iru, Sanjo

Road Japan Hypothec, Bank, Ltd.—Oshi-

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—34, koji-agaru, Karasumaru

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Jugo Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru Nishi-

Jacks & Co., Wm.—51, Hongkong kikoji-sagaru

Road Kawasaki One-Hundred Bank—Kara-

Jardine sumaru

50, YuenEngineering

Ming Yuen Corporation—

Road Kawasaki Saving Bank- Yanagibaba-

Langdon & Co., E. W.—30, Cardinal higashi-iru

Mercier Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—Karasumaru

Wah Foung & Co.—115, Broadway Higashi-iru

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS

Mitsui Bank—Karasumaru Higashi- Kyushu

iru Shiyo-dori

Nagoya Bank—Nishikikoji-agaru, Mu- Yoshu Ginko, K. K.—Nagarekawa-

ro-machi dori

Nomuba Bank—Takakura-nishi-iru

Osaka Saving Bank—Fuyamachi-kado Moji

Sanwa Bank—Takayakushi-Kado

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—Rokkaku-saga- Dai-Ichi Ginko—Nishi Hon-machi

ru, Higashinotoin Mitsui Bank—Higashi Hon-machi

Yasuda Bank—Karasumaru, Higashi- Nippon Ginko, Ltd. — Nishi, Hon-

iru machi

Kobe Sumitomo Bank—Nishi Hon-machi

Bank of Chosen—Sakae-machi-dori Yasuda Bank—Nishi Hon-machi

Bank of Japan—25, Kyo-machi Nagasaki

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—45, Harima-

machi

Banque Franco-Japonaise—36, Nishi- mano-machi Ginko—60, Nishi Ka-

Fudo Chokin

machi

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Juhachi

machi Ginko K. K. —107, Isuki-

& China—67, Kyo-machi Nagasaki Chochiku Ginko—107, Isuki

Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi machi

Fujimoto Bill Broker & Securities Yasuda Ginko K K. — 36, Higashi

Co.—Sakae-machi Flamano-machi

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Yokohama Specie Bank—72, Nishi

Corporation—2, The Bund

Hyogoken Noko Ginko, Ltd.—13, Sa- Hamano-machi

kae-machi

Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—35, Nishi-machi Nagoya

Kawasaki One-Hundred Bank, Ltd.—

Takoyakushi-Sagaru, Karasumaru Aichi Ginko — Miyuki Hon-machi-

Kobe Bank, Ltd.—56, Naniwa-machi dori, 8-chome

Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—10, Aioi-cho Aitchiken Noko Ginko—3, Sin sakae

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—8, Sakae-machi machi

National City Bank of New York- Dai Ichi Ginko—Shimozono-cho

38, Akashi-machi Meiji Ginko—lemma-cho

Netherlands

Kyo-maohi Trading Society—83, Mitsubishi Ginko — Minami N aka-

Netherlands India Commercial Bank Mitsuishima cho, 1-chome

—38, Akashi-machi Ginko — 2, Shin Yanagai-

Nippon Kogyo Ginko, Ltd.—38, Ni- Nagoyamachi

shi-machi Ginko—1, Sakae-machi

Nomura Bank—34, Sakae-machi Nippon Kogyo Ginko — 1, Minami

Nomura N agashima-cho, 1-chome

dori Securities Co.—Sakaemachi- Nomura Ginko, Ltd.—Sakae-machi

Sanju-Hachi Bank—7, Sakae-machi Sanwa Ginko—Minami Kuwana-cho,

1-chome

Sanwa Bank—50, Sakae-machi

Sumitomo

chi Bank, Ltd.—11, Sakae-ma- Sumitomo Ginko—Shin Yanagi-machi

Yasuda Ginko — 9, Minami, Otsu-

Yasuda Bank—5, Sakae-machi machi

Yokohama Specie Bank — 24, Kyo- Yokohama Specie Bank—Shin Yanagi-

machi machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS

Osaka Tokyo

Aichi Bank, Ltd.—34/1, Hon-machi Bank of Chosen, Ltd.—4, Ote-machi

Bank of Chosen—18, Imabashi Bank of Japan—Hongoku-cho

Bank of Japan—23, Nakanoshima Bank of Taiwan—2, Marunouchi

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—22, Kitahama Banquebashi

Franco-Japonaise—1, Gofuku-

Dai Ichi Ginko—35, Koraibashi

Kashima Bank—1, Tosabori, 1-chome Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Yusen Building

Kawasaki One-Hundredth Bank—Ko- Chosen Shokusan Ginko—Marunou-

raibashi, 3-chome, Higashi-ku

Kobe

bashi,Okazaki

2-chome,Bank, Ltd.—7, Ima- Daichi Ichi

Higashi-ku

Building

Ginko—1, Marunouchi, 1-

Mitsubishi Bank—16, Imabashi chome

Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—1, Koraibashi Hokkaido Takushoku Ginko—la, Ma-

Nagoya Ginko—10, Bingo-machi runouchi

Hongkong

National City Bank of New York— C orporation—14, & Shanghai Banking

34-35, Kitahama, 5-chome, Higashi-ku Jugo Ginko, Ltd.—2,Marunouchi

Kobiki-cho

Nippon

chi Kangyo Ginko—5, Awaji-ma- Kawasaki-One-Hundredth Bank, Ltd.

—11, Tori 1-chome

Nippon Kogyo Ginko—1, Koraibashi Mitsubishi Bank, Ltd.—5, Marunou-

Nomura Bank, Ltd.—21, Bingo-machi chi

Osaka Noko Ginko—20, Imabashi Mitsui Bank—1, Muro-machi

Osaka Savings Bank—18, Fushimi-cho National City Bank of New York—

Sanwa Bank, Ltd.-^3, chome Imabashi Tokyo Kaijo Building

Showa Ginko, Ltd.—35, Bingo-machi Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank—

Sumitomo Bank, Ltd.—22, Kitahama 8, Marunouchi

Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—12, Koraibashi Nippon Kogyo Ginko—8, Marunouchi

Yokohama Specie Bank—5, Kitahama Nippon Kwangyo Ginko—1, Uchiya-

mashita-cho

Shidzuoka Nomura Ginko—1, Tori

Sanwa Ginko—6/4, Muro-machi

Aichi Ginko—1, Gofuku-cho Showa Ginko—3, Muro-machi

Sumitomo Bank—2/2, Marunouchi

Hamamatsu Ginko—13, Gofuku-cho Tokyo-fu Noko Ginko—1, Marunouchi

Nippon Kangyo Ginko—2/41, Ohte-cho Yasuda Bank, Ltd.—6, Ote-machi

Shizuoka Ginko—28, Gofuku-cho Yokohama Specie Bank—Hongoku-cho

Sanjugo Ginko—10, Gofuku-cho

Suruga Ginko—28, Ryogae-cho

Yokohama

Shimonoseki Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—33, Nihon-

Ohdori

Chosen Ginko—54, Kannonzaki-cho Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Dai-Ichi Ginko—66, Nishinabe-cho & China—18, Nihon-Ohdori

Jugo Ginko—Kannonzaki-cho Dai-Ichi Ginko, Ltd.—46, Hon-cho

Nippon Kangyo Ginko—Kannonzaki- Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

cho Corporation—2, Yamashita-cho

Sumitomo Bank—88, Nishinabe-cho Jugo Ginko—23, Ohta-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS E85

Kawasaki Dai Hyaku Ginko — 41, Deutsch Asiatische Bank—8, British

Hon-chp Concession, Shameen

Mitsui Ginko, K. K.—20, Hon-chi Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

National City Bank of New York— meen' Corporation—Central Avenue, Sha-

74-a, Yamashita-cho

Nederlandsch Indisch Handelsbank— International

O. Box 27

Savings Society — P.

17, Nibon-Ohdori Kwangtung Provincial Bank—South

Sumitomo

chome Ginko, K. K.—22, Hon-cho, 2- Bund

Yasuda Ginko, K. K.—44, Hon-cho National City Bank of New York—

Yokohama Sfecie Bank, Ltd. — 60, Shameen

Minami Naka-dori Changchun

FORMOSA Bank of China

Bank of Taiwan—-1, Sakae-machi Bank of Chosen—12, Iwai-machi

Kanan Ginko—2, Omote-cho Chungking

Sanwa Ginko—55, Hon-machi

Taiwan Shoko Ginko—1, Yamato cho The Mei Feng Bank of iSzechuen

Young Brothers Banking Corp.

KOREA

Chefoo

Chosen Ginko—11, Nandaimcn-dorl

Kanjo Ginko—14, Nandaimon-dori Bank of Communications—3, Ferguson

Yasuda Ginko—41, Hon-machi Road

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

CHINA Corporation

Amoy Dairen

Amoy Commercial Bank Bank of China—Central Circle

Bank of Taiwan Bank of Chosen—2, Nishi-odori

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Corpn. Bank dori

of Communications—12, Oyama-

International Savings Society—20, Bank of Manchuria—69, Ise-machi

The Bund

Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Dairen dori

Commercial Bank—5, Nishi-

N.V. Hongkong A Shanghai Bank—47,

Antung Echigo-cho

National City Bank of New York,

Bank of China The—Okura Building, 14, Yama-

Bank of Chosen gata-dori

Yokohama Specie Bank—Central Cir-

Canton cle

Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—133, Hing Foochow

Loong Road Bank of China

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—British Con- Bank of Taiwan

cession, Shameen Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Banque de l’Indochine—Shameen & China—c/o Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Hongkong

& China—Shameen Corporation

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E86 BANKS

Hankow Chartered Bank Of India, Austr. k.

China—76, Novogorodnaya Street

Bank of Canton—Yangtze Road Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration—14, Yodoprovodnaya iStreet

Bank of China—1, Pao Hwa Street International

Bank of Taiwan—77, Kiang Han Road Kitaiskaya Street Savings Society — 1,

Banque BeigeRoadPour I’Etranger— National City Bank of New York,

87a, Poyang

Banque The—48, Mostovaya Street

F. C. de Tlndochine—The Bund,

Central Bank of China—8, Iteh Hongkong

Street

Chartered Bank of India, Australia American Express Co., Inc. — 4, Des

& China—Wha Cheong Road Voeux Road Central

Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.— Bank of Canton—6, Des Vceux Road

Hupeh Road Central

Continental Bank—7, Rue Dautremer Bank

Credit Fonoier d’Extreme Orient— Centralof China—4, Queen’s Road

•1, Rue Ciernenceau Bank

Deutsch

Bund Asiatiche Bank — S.A.D. Bank HouseofStreet

Communications — 5, Ice

Hankow Bank, Ltd.—Cheng Chung Des VoeuxEast of Asia, Ltd., The —10,

Road Central

Chieh, Japanese Concession Bank of Kwangsi, H. K. Branch, 10,

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Queen’s Road Central

Corporation—The Bund, S.A.D. 3 Bank of Taiwan—Prince’s Building

International

Bund, F. Con.Savings Society—The Banque Belge pour l’Etranger, S. A.

'National CityS.A.D.

Bank No. —4a, Des Yoeux Road Central

of 3New York— Banque

The Bund, de 1’Indochine — French

National Commercial Bank, Ltd.— CharteredBank Building, 5, Queen’s Road Central

Kianghan Road 6. China—3,BankQueen’s

of India,

RoadAustralia

Central

National Commercial and Savings Chase Bank, The—Marina House, 15-

Bank—40, Avenue de Marcilly 19, Queen’s Road Central

Kincheng Banking Corporation—9, Cook & Son, Thos.— Queen’s Building

Sin Sen Road

Shanghai Commercial & Savings

S.A.D. 3 Credit

Bank, Ltd.—30, Taiping Rd., FrenchFoncierd’Extreme-Orient—

Bank Building

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—Hupeh Hongkong & Shanghai Bank-

Road ing Corporation - Hongkong &

Yokohama Specie Bank—10, The Bund, Shanghai Bank Building

S.A.D. No. 3 Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd.—24,

Wing Lok Street

Harbin Kwangtung Provincial Bank, The

—Queen’s Building, 5, Chater Road

Bank of Chosen—Uchaskovya Street Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—

7, Queen’s Road Central

Bank of Communications—North 4th National City Bank of New York

Road, Mam Street 2, Queen’s Road Central

Bank or Manchuria — Kitaiskaya National Commercial and Savings

Street Bank, Ltd.—8A, Des Vceux Road

Banque Franco-Asiatique—10, Kitais- Nederlandsch indische Handels-

kaya Street, Pristan Bank. N. V.—Chung Tin Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS

N EDERI.\NDSCH HaNDEL-MaATSCHAPPIJ , Provincial Bank of the Three

N.Y. (Netherlands Trading Socie- Eastern Provinces—Inside of the

ty)—Holland House, Queen’s Road Big North Gate

Central Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. — 28,

Overseas-Chinese Banking . Corpora- Naniwa-dori

tion, Ltd.—13, Queen’s Road Central

Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D. Newchwang

Holland House, 9, Queen’S Road

Centjal Bank of China—Yuan Shik T’ao

Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, Chieh

Ltd.—6, Queen’s Road Central Bank of Chosen-

Tang Tin Fuk Bank—171, Queen’s Rd. Bank of Communications—Dung Ta

Central Chieh

Underwriters Savings Bank—14, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Queen’s Road Central

Wing On Bank, Ltd.—26, Des Yoeux Peiping

Road Central

Yien Yieh Commercial Bank—236, American Express Co., Inc.—Grand

Des Voeux Road Central Hotel des Wagon Lits

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Prince’s Bank of China—37, Hsi Chiao Min

Building Hsiang

Kongmoon Bank of Communications—Hsi Ho

Yen

Bank of Tientsin—Hatamen Street

International Savings Society-^Sud Banque de l’Indochine — Legation

Year Road Street

Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le

Macao Commerce et l’Industrie—Legation

Street

Chartered

Banco National Ultramarino—Ende- & China—Legation Bank of India, Australia

reco Telegraphico (Street

Commercial

Chee Cheong Bank—25, Rua dos Mer- li—Hsi Chiao Guarantee Bank of Chih-

cadores Min Hsiang

International Savings Society—P.O. Continental

Shiang

Bank—Hsi (hiao Min

Box 27 Cook & Son, Thomas-Grand Hotel

de Pekin

Mukden Deutsche Asiatische Bank—Legation

Street

Epargne

Bank of Chosen—Shoseikwan, Out- gine’s Building Franco-Chinoise l.’ — Re-

side Little West Gate Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Bank of Communications — Small Corporation—Legation Street

South Gate

Bank of Manchuria—P.O. Box 30 International Rue Gaubel

Savings Society—3,

Hongkong F Shanghai Banking Kincheng Banking Corporation—Hsi

Corporation—Ta Hsi Piem Men Wei Chiao Ming Hsiang

International Savings SociErrY—Wu National City Bank of New York—

Wei Lu Legation Street

National City Bank of New York— Sin-Hua Trust & Savings Bank—

Ta Hst Pien Men Wai 8, Dang Fang T’ow T’iao

Nederlandsch Syndicaat voor China Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Legation

—Kungtsze 2, I Djing Loo Street

 CLAjSSIFIED list of trades

E88 BANKS

Shanghai International Savings Society—7,

Avenue Edward VII

American Express Co., Inc.—158, Italian Bank for China—186, Kiu-

kiang Road

Kiukiang Road

Bank of Canton, Ltd.—52, Ningpo Rd. Kiangsu Bank—371. Kiangse Road

Bank of China—50, Hankow Road Kincheng Banking Corporation—212,

Bank of Communications—14, The Kiangse Road

Bund Kohan Trust Bank—321, Kiangse

Bank of East Asia, Ltd.—299, Sze- Road

chuen Road Land Bank of China—239, Peking Rd.

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—16, The Bund Manufacturers Bank of China, (Ltd.—

Banque Beige Pour I’Etranger, 86, Tientsin Road

S. A.—Sassoon House, 20, The Bund Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—4,

Banque Franco-Chinotse pour le Com- The Bund

merce et lTndustrie—i Quai France Mitsubishi

France Bank, Ltd.—36, Kiukiang

Banque de I’lndochine-29, The Road

Bund Mitsui Bank, Ltd.—93, Canton Road

Central Bank of China—15, The National City Bank of New York—

41, Kiukiang Road

Bund

Chartered Bank of India, Aus- National Commercial Bank, Ltd.—406,

tralia & China, The 18, The Bund Kiangse Road

Chase Bank, The—80, Kiukiang Road National Industrial Bank of China

—130, Peking Road

Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd.—123 Nederlandsche-lndische Hand-

Foochow Road

China Export-Import & Bank Co. — eSsbank, N. V.—186, Kiukiang Road

136-138, Kiangse Road Netherlands Trading Society—

China State Bank, Ltd.—356, Peking Sassoon House, 20, The Bund

Road Ningpo Commercial Bank, Ltd.—240,

Chinese Industrial Bank—328, Nan- Peking Road

king Road Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpn.—

Chung Foo Union Bank—103, Jinkee 120, Kiukiang Road

Road Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., E. D.—

Chung Hwa Commercial & Savings Sassoon House

Bank—290, Peking Road Shanghai Bank, Ltd.—190, Haining

Chung Wai Bank, Ltd.—97, Avenue Road

Edward VII Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Commercial Bank, Ltd.—50, Ningpo Road

Bund Bank of China—7, The Shanghai Mercantile Bank —100,

Continental

kiang Road Bank, Ltd. — 111, Kiu- Tientsin Bank, Road

Cook & Son, Thomas—119, Nanking Sumitomo Road

Ltd.—69, Kiukiang

Road Underwriters Savings Bank—17,

Deutsch-Asiatische

kiang Road Bank — 85, Kiu- The Bund

Union Commercial Bank—4, Ningpo

Exchange

Bund Bank of China—16, The Road

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—24, The

Foo Yuen Bank—70, Ningpo Road Bund

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Young Brothers Banking Corpor-

Corporation—12, The Bund. tion—276, Kiukiang Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS ES9

Shasi National Commercial & Savings

Bank, Ltd. The

Shanghai Commercial

—Consular Road

Bank Shanghai Commercial & Savings

Swatow Bank—100, Rue Pasteur

Sinhua Commercial & Savings

Bank of China Bank—51-53, Rue dee France

Yokohama Specie Bank—Corner Vic-

Banjc of Taiwan—1, Yong Ping Road toria Road and Bristow Road

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Corporation Tsingtao

National City Bank of New York Bank of Chosen—8, Kuantao Road

Tientsin Bank of Communications—30, Chung

Shan Road

American Express Co.—137, Victoria Chartered

&

Bank of India, Australia

China—Exchange Building

Road Deutsch Asiatische Bank-—P.O. Box

Bank of China—Rue Pasteur 111

Bank of Chosen—37, Rue de France Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Corporation—5, Kuantao Road

Bank of Communications—82, Rue de International

Baron Gros Savings SoeiKf y — 2,

Kuantao Itoaa

Bank of Tientsin 2-15, Asahi Road Yokohama

Banque Belge Pour l’Etranger S. A. Kuantao Road Bank Ltd. — 1,

Specie

—86, Victoria Road

Banque Franco-Chinoise (Pour le Weihaiwei

Commerce et l’Inoustrie)—114, Rue

de France Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Banque de l’Indoohine—73, Rue de & China

Franee

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Corporation—Mainland Banking

Hongkong & Shanghai

& China—79, Victoria Road

China and South Sea Bank—48, Vic- Yunnanfu

toria Road

Commercial Guarantee Bank of Chi- Banque de l’Indochine

hli—72, Rue de F range

Continental Bank—32, Rue Dillon INDOCHINA

Credit Fqncier d’Extreme Orient— Hanoi

lli, Rue de France

Deutsche Asiatiohe BanK’-'t27,v Con- Banque de l’Ind®ghine-:-47-51, Boule-

sular Road vard Amiral Courbet

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Corporation—^Victoria Road Corporation—16, Rue Paul Bert

International Savings Society—85,

Rue de France Haiphong

Italian Bank for China—91, Rue de

France iaT to hwa8 Banque de l’Indochine

National City Bank of New York, Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com-

The—00, Victoria Road merce et l’Industrie

National Commercial Bank, ■Ltd.— Chartered Bank of India, Australia

103-5, Rue Pasteur & China—17, Boulevard Paul Bert

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E90 BANKS

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Negri Sembilan

Corporation—3, Rue Jules Ferry

Provinces du Tonkin Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—127, Birch Road

Banque de l’Indochine—Pnom-Penh Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn.—63,

Birch Road, Seremban

Saigon Penang

Banque de l’Indochine Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

& China—3, Rue Georges Guynemer

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Hongkong poration

& Shanghai Banking Cor-

Corporation—21, Place Rigault De Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—11,

Genouilly Beach Street

SIAM i Overseas-Chinese Banking Corpora-

Bangkok i tion, Ltd.—28 & 30, Beach Street

Banque de l’Indochine Perak

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Bank of Malaya, Ltd.—26, Hale Street

& China

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Ipoh

Corporation—East Bank of River Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Menam, Corner of Klong Kut Mai 31, Station Road, Ipoh

Canal

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

Oversea-Chinese

Ltd. Banking Corporation Mercantile Bank ofRoad

poration--Station Ipoh

India, Ltd.—

Siam Commercial Bank, Ltd. Station Road, Ipoh

MALAYA Selangor

Johore Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Hongkong & China—Kuala Lumpur

Corporation—Johore Bahru & Shanghai Banking

Overseas Chinese Banking Corpora- Kuala Lumpur Ampang Street,

Corporation—2,

tion—1, Jalang .Sayang, Muer Kwong

Kedah Street,YikK.L.Banking Corpn.—91, High

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—12,

Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Oversea-Chinese

& China—Alor Star Banking Corpn.—

11, Rodger Street

Kelantan

Singapore

Mercantile Bank of India, Australia

& China—Khota Bahru American Express Co.—84, Robinson

Malacca Road

Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.—31, Raffles

Place

Estate & Trust Agencies (1927), Ltd.— Banque

17, First Cross Street de l’Indochine—Ruffles Place

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Battery Road

Corporation

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS E91

China & Sotjtheen Bank, TAd.—31, Koloniale Bank Nederlandsch In-

Raffles Place dische Handelsbank

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas—39, Ro- Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

binson Road

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Sumatra

3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers

Eastern Bank—4, D’Almeida Street Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hongkong & Shanghai

Corporation—21, Banking De& Javasche

Collyer Quay

China—Medan

Bank—Medan

Kwong Lee Banking Co.—76, South —Medan Nederlandsch-Indische Handels-Bank

Bridge Road

Lee Wah Bank, Ltd.—18, South Canal BORNEO

Road

Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.—21, Sarawak

Raffles Place

National City Bank of New York Chartered Bank of India, Australia

& China—Kuching, Sarawak

—Ocean Building, 9, Collyer Quay

Nederlandsch State Bank of North Borneo

N. V.—1, CecilIndische

Street Handelsbank,

Nederlandsche Handel Maatschappij THE PHILIPPINES

-2-6, Cecil Street Cebu

Oversea Chinese Banking Corpn.—

China Bldg., Chulia Street Bank of the Philippines—P. O. Box 477

Sze Hai Tong Banking & Insurance Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Co., Ltd.—58, Chulia Street & China

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—Meyer National City Bank of New York—

Chambers, Raffles Place Calles Burgoes and Comercio

NETHERLANDS INDIES Eoilo

Batavia Banco de Las Islas Filipinas

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Bank of Taiwan & China—P.O. Box 299

Batavia Bank—22-23, Asemka Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

De Javasche Bank Corporation

Padang Manila

American

Chartered Bank of India, Australia Moraga; P.O. BoxExpress Co., Inc.—95, Plaza

1463

& China Bank of the Philippine Islands, The

Javasche Bank —10, Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Semarang & China—Filipina’s Building, 21,

Plaza Moraga

Ned. Ind. Handelsbank, N.V. China Banking Corporation—China

Bank Building, Dasmarinas

Sourabaya Hongkong & Shanghai

Corporation—35, Juan Luna,Banking

Binondo

Escompto Maatschappij, Ned. Ind. Mercantile Bank of India—216, Plaza

Samanillo Bldg.

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank--

Corporation 75, Plaza Goiti, Sta. Cruz

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BANKS—BEANS & BEAN PRODUCTS—BOOKSELLERS

E92 & STATIONERS

National City Bank of New York Hongkong

The—National City Bank Building,

Binondo Connell & Co., Ltd., PI.—China Bldg.

Peoples Bank and Trust Co.—Peoples Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Bank Building, Corner David and Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

Dasmarinas, Binondo Central

Philippine National Bank—Masonic Mohamedally, N.—27, Wyndham St.

Temple, Escolfca, Binondo

Philippine Trust Co.—Monte de Shanghai

Piedad Building, Plaza Goiti

Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.—34, Aenhold

Plaza Cervantes COMPAGNIA ItALIANA d’EsTREMO OrI-

Zamboanga ente—20, Kiukiang Road

Eiwa Yoko—86, Canton Road

Bank of the Philippine Islands, The Jardine, Matheson & Co.—27, The

Chartered Bank of India, Australia JebsenBund

& China—Barrios Building & Co.—110, Hankow Road

Kermani & Co., R. S".—JO/ConsuIat

BARRISTERS—(See under Lawyers) Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen

Road

BEANS & BEAN PRODUCTS Sassoon & Co., Dtd.—Sassoon House

JAPAN Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Kobe Tientsin

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori China Northern Corporation—47-55r

Rue de Paris

CHINA BELTING—i'Nee-under Leather)

Dairen

Santai Oil Mills Co., Ltd. BOARDING HOUSES

— (See under Hotels)

Foochow BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, JAPAN

Me Wu Ting Road

Hankow Hakodate

Arnhold A; Co., Ltd.—Anlee House Nishihori Oami-do—13, Suehiro-cho

Mehta, B. R. — 27, Panoff Flats,

S.A.D. 2. Kobe

Wah Chang Trading Corporation- Kawase Book Store—24, Moto-machi-

23, Rue Dautremer dori

Harbin Maruzen K. K.—31, Akashi-machi

Anglo-Chinese EasternStreet

Ltd.—1, Pekarnaya Trading Co., Kyoto

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—65, Polevaya Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Fuya-machi, Ni-

Street shi-iru

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS E93

Moji Tokyo-do K.K.—84, Kobinata Suido-

cho

Harada Kinzan-do—Shin-machi Yokohama

Nagasaki Bunju-do—55, Tokiwa-cho

Kobun-do—11, Higashi Hamano-cho Chikusei do—48, Choja^machi

Miyamoto Shigesaburo — 47, Moto Chikyudo Shoten—30, Isezaki-cho

Kinsho-do—101, Noge-cho

Shikkui-machi

Moriya S. Watanabe—44, Tsuki-machi Marusen ten-dori

Kabushiki Kaisha—34, Beu-

Nagasaki

mano-machiShoten—95, Higashi, Ha- Takahashi Shoten—85, Moto-machi

Yurin-do Honten K.K.—22, Isezaki-

Nagoya cho

Chu-Kyo-do—Minami-Otsu-cho KOREA

Maruzen Co., Ltd.—Sakae-macbi

Matsumoto Book Store — Minami Osakaya Shoten—28,Kogane-cho,

Maruzen Co.—167,

Hon-cho

Seoul

Ostu-machi Shiba, H. Nikkan Shobo—10, Hon-

Sanyukwan-Shoten —• Miyuki, Hon- machi

machi, Nishi-ku

Osaka CHINA

Asai Taizan-do—Sonezaki-naka Amoy

Daido Shoin—8, Sonesaki Kami-dori Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd.

Fukcunsha Shoten—31, Utsubo, Ka- Canton

midori

Osaka Toshoin — 14, Shinsaibashi- South China Christian Book Co.—

chome 2, Chiu Yum Kai

Osaka Shoseki K.K.—Tsumori-Nishi,

Nari-ku Dairen

Maruzen Co.—114, Bakuro-machi

Osaka Hobunkan Co., Ltd.—1-20, Awa- Kobayashi

Osakyago Bookstore —138, Namiwa-

bori-machi dori

Sakaigawa Bienko—Kosatenkado

Sakuraya-Shoten—54,

dori Dojima Naka- Harbin

Shunban-kwan—56, Bakura-maohi Genfer, M. A.—10, Polevaya, corner

Shinshin-dO—4, Sueyoshibashi 43, Diagonalnaya

Tokyo Hongkong

Ars, The—13, Jionbo-cho Bible, Book & Tract Depot—Queen’s

Bijutsee-sha—4, Samon-oho Building

Dai-Ichi Shobo—1, Sanban-cho Brewers Bookshop—Alexandra Bldg.

Hakubun Kwan—8, Hon-machi Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd.—69, Queen’s

Road Central

Maruzen

shiku Co., Ltd.—6, Tori, Nihonba- Commercial Press—35, Queen’s Road

Central

Sansei-do,—1, Jinbo-cho, Eandaku

Shincho-sh*—71, Yarai-cho I Street & Co., Ltd.—14, Wellington

Der A. Wing

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building Dah Tung Book Co.—331, N. Fukien Road

Mahan & Co.—5, D’Aguilar Street E-Shing & Co.—494, Szechuen Road

Sincere Co., Ltd. — Des Voeux Road Hall Road

& Holtz, Ltd.—190, Rubbling Well

Central

Sun Co., Ltd., The—Des Vceux Road Hap84-5,Kee Educational Supply Co.—

Honam Road

Central

International Booksellers, Ltd.—

Macao 131, Museum Road

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—66, Nanking

Der A. Wing & Co.—13, Avenida Road

Almeida Ribeiro Koreska, W.—133, Yuen Ming Yuen

Po Man Lau—2, Largo de S. Domingos KwangRoad

San Kwong Co.—52, Avenida Almeida 140, Peking Hsueh Publishing House—

Ribeiro Road

Thompson Loo & Co—1a, Rua May Sun & H.—238,

Lee & Co., Nanking Road

Co.^-81, Honan Road

Central

Noessler & Co., mox—331, Kiangse Road

Nanking Shanghai News Co.—1133, Bubbling

Well Road

Educational Bookstore—400, Chung Taisho

Shan Road, Kulo Union Book Store—1124, Bubbling

Well Road

Peiping United Book & Stationery Co.—78

Nanking Road

French Bookstore—Grand Hotel de Vicajee & Co., F.—132, Kiangse Road

Pekin Wah Yang Printing Co.—37, Miller

Peiyang Press—3, Legation Street Road

Wing On Co.—635, Nanking Road

Shanghai Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd. — 635,

Szechuen Road

American Book & Supply Co.—841,

Bubbling Wrell Road Tientsin

Bookstall & Curiosity Shop—282-292,

Yu Yuen Road

Brewer, H. E.—526, Embankment Build- Caxton Press, Ltd—Council Road

Lien Chang & Co.—116, Rue Dillon

ing

China Lynns Book Store—45, Rue de France

MingBaptist Book Store —209, Yuen

Yuen Road Oriental Book Store, The—69, Rue de

China Educational iSupply Associa- France

tion—406, Foochow Road

China News Co.—447, Szechuen Road Serebrennikoff & Wusih

Peiyang Press—27, Road

Co., A. J.—16,

Chinese-American Publishing Co.— Council Road

100, Nanking Road

Christian Literature Society of China Tientsin

Road

Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria

—128, Museum Road

Chung Hwa Book Co.—221, Honan

Road Tsingtao

Comacrib Press—118, Museum Road

Commercial Press, Ltd., The—211, Telberg’s International Book Store

- 26, Chungshan Road

Honan Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS E95

MALAYA Dickinson & Co., John — Dunlop

House, Robinson Road

Malacca Good Books, Pictures & Works of

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross Art—Romanis House, St. Andrew’s

School, Stamford Road

Street

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Kelly & Walsh, Ltd,--32,RoadRaffles

Jitts & Co.—96, Robinson

Cross Street Place

Negri Sembilan Kiat & Co., Ltd., G.H.—6 & 8, Robinson

Road

Commercial Press—125, Birch Road, Malaya Publishing House, Ltd.—

Stamford Road and Armenian St.

Seremban

Grenier & Son—^9, Birch Road, Se- Motiwalla & Co., E.J.—6 and 8,

remban D’Almeida Street

Penang Phu Yik & Co., Ltd.—38, Hill Street

Spicers (Export), Ltd.—P.O. Box 572

Criterion Press, Ltd.—Echo Build- NETHERLANDS INDIES

ing, Penang Road

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—Beach Semarang

Street

Penang Premier Press, Ltd. — 49, Java Ien Boe Kongsie—Gang Pinggir

Beach Street Street 68

Perak Sumatra

Aw Brothers—23, Market St., Ipoh Verekamp &. Co.—Medan

Commercial Press—15, Panglima St., THE PHILIPPINES

Ipoh

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta- Manila

tion Road, Ipoh

Grenier & Co., Charles—37, Station American Bible Society—636, Isaac

Road, Ipoh Peral Ermita

Pritchard & Co., Ltd. — Market Associated Business Corporation—

Street, Ipoh 652, Ave. Rizal

Selangor Associated

Rizal Publishers, The—430, Ave.

Caxton Press—4 and 6, Market St. Chung Hwa Book Co.—327, Juan

Kuala Lumpur, and 20, Station Luna, Binondo

Street, Klang Educational Supply, The—704, Ave.

Rizal

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—23, Old Escolta

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur Bazaar and Book Store, Inc.

—2, T. Pinpin, Binondo

Grenier & Son, Ltd.—27, Old Market Lawyers

Street, Kuala Lumpur Co-operative Publishing

Robinson & Oo., Ltd.—Java Street, ManilaCo., The—430, Ave. Rizal

Kuala Lumpur Filatelica—318, Carried©

Manila Publishing Co.—101, Escolta

Singapore Pinpin, Binondo

Methodist Publishing House—

Chong & Co., Peter—7 & 9, Robinson Methodist Building, 442, Ave. Rizal,

Road Sta. Cruz

De Souza Brothers—9, Stamford Rd. Miranda, Book Store—327, Florida

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS-BREWERIES

—BRISTLES EXPORTERS & DISTILLERIES

Oriental Commercial Co., Inc.—Ill, Yokohama

Crystal Arcade

Philippine Education Co., Inc.—101- Dai'Shita-macbi

Nippon Beer K. K.—17, Kanbe

103, Escolta, Binondo

Reliable Bazaar and Book Store— Kirin Beer K. K.—38, Masago-cho

Kotobukija Yokohama Beer Co.—792,

—645, Ave. Rizal Ichiba-cho

Sayo, P. Soriano, Vda. db—225, Ro- Sakura Beer K.K.—81, Miyagawa-cho

sario, Binondo

Tong Hing Press—424-426, F. Torres, CHINA

Sta. Cruz

Variety Store—391, R. Hidalgo, Hongkong

Quiapo

BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES Hongkong Brewery & Distillery,

Ltd.—Dina House

{See Also Wines & Spirits)

JAPAN Shanghai

Union Brewery, Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Moji Road

Dai Nippon Beer K. K.—Hagoromo- MALAYA

cho Singapore

Kirin Beer K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

Sakura Beer K. K.—Dari-cho Archipelago Brewery Co., Ltd.—

. 365-366, Alexandra Road

Nagoya Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—7, Trafal-

gar Street

Daikamatsu-cho

Nippon Brewery K. K.—1, Ta- THE PHILIPPINES

Kirin Beer K.K.—Shimadar-cho Manila

Sakura Beer K. K.—6, Shimozono-

oho Ayala, Inc.—652, Echague

Destileriade de Tanduay, Inc.—Eli-

Osaka zalde Building

La Graciosa Distillery—407, M. de

Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd.—19, Binondo

DaiKitahama

La FortuNa Inc. Factory—445 Mo-

Kirin Beer K. K.—17, Minami Moto- riones

maohi La Fuerza—414, Fundidor.

Noda Shoyu K.—4, Edobori Kita- La Rosario—1001, R. Hidalgo

machi

Sakura Beer K.K—3, Dojima Hama- AvilesMiguel

San

Street

Brewery, Inc. — 132,

dori Tanduay Distillery—348, Tanduay,

Tokyo Quiapo

BRISTLES EXPORTERS

Dai Nippon Beer, K.K.— 1, Ginza, KOREA

1-chome

Kirin Beer K K.—4, Kyoboshi Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

Meguro Works—247, Mila-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BRISTLES EXPORTERS—CUSTOMS BROKERS E97

CHINA Fujita Shokai—106, Hachiman-dori

Hankow Goto Kaisoten—121, Sakae-machi

Hirano Shokai, G. K.—59, Sakae-

machi

Arnhold & Co.—Han Chung Road, Kawanishi-ya,

S.A.D. 1. Soko, K. K.—47, Aka-

shi-machi

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund, Koyama

S.A.D. 3. Shokai—35, Sakae-maohi

Maruki Shoten—65, Shimagami-cho

Hongkong Ogura Shokai—7, Isobe-dori

Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building Ohhama Gumi, G. K.—

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road Saito Shoten—1-16, Kaigan-dori

Sanku Unyu K. K.—74, Sakae-machi

Central

Lepack & Co., Ltd.—York Building Taihei Shokai—104, Yedo-machi

Yamasaki Shokai G. K.—12, Kaigan-

Shanghai dori

Bolton Bristle Co., W. H.—P O Box Yoshioka

dori

Shokai, K. K.—40, Isoge-

247

Tientsin Nagasaki

Battegay et Cie.—17-21, Rue Dillon Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

Caprino & Co.—67, Rue Pasteur

China American Trading Corpora- Tokyo

tion—36, Rue de France

China Netherlands Produce Co.—89, Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd.—1,

Rue du Julliet Edobashi, Nihonbashi-ku

Fairhild & Co.—169, Taku Road

Gipperich & Co., E.—62, Taku Road Yokohama

Mansouk & Co.—101, Rue Pasteur

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Buso Gumi—Shin Minato-cho

sular Road

Shingming Trading Co.—178, Taku Chuoh cho

Unso Kabushiki—2, Midori-

Road

Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road Kaiso Gumi Unsoten, K. K.—28, Aioi-

Teh Chee & Co.—105, Rue Pasteur cho

Tientsin Forwarding & Commis- Kinoshita

Suehiro

Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori

Kaisoten—52, Ohta-machi

sion Agency—13, Italian Bund

Wilson & Co—55, Ewo Road • Sato Unsoten—42, Takashima-dori

Uchida Kaisoten^44, Kita, Naka-dori

Tsingtao Yanagisawa Shokai—11, Kaigan-dori

Beykirch, Emil—11, Hunan Road CHINA

BROKERS (Customs)

JAPAN Shanghai

Kobe Commercial Express

—53, Yuen Ming Yuen and Storage

Road Co.

Daido Shokai—94, Ura-machi M arden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—12t„

Dai-ni Shokai—58, Sakae-machi Hankow Road

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,E98 CUSTOMS BROKERS—EXCHANGE BROKERS

THE PHILIPPINES CHINA

Manila Canton

Barreto, Felipe—302, Cortes Oshoa Lammert & Son, . C. H.—86, B. C.,

Building Shameen

Bartolome y Javier — 62, M. de Tavadia I & Futakia—19, B. C.,

Binondo Shameen

Cansipit, Inc., Gregorio M.—51,

Escolta, IJinonclo Hankow

Chaves, Salinas & Co.—217, Dasmar-

inas Street Gellmacher & Lindmeyer—Yih Yuen

Commercial Brokerage Co., Inc.—456, Road

Dasmarinas, Binondo Gracey & Pearson—Union Building

Foz Brokerage, Inc.—240, Dasmar-

inas, Binondo Hongkong

Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc.—51, Es-

colta

Herrera Gral. Transportation ' Co., Champkin, C.—7, EastWaterloo

Abraham, E. S.—99, Road

Point Terrace

Inc.—217, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—tDerham Grossman, E.-^Alexandra Building

Building, Port Area Joseph, F. A.—Prince’s Building

Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc. Joseph, J. E.—Prince’s Building

129, Dasmarinas

Philippine Brokerage—1061, M. de la Kew & Co., Fred — Hong Kong Stock

Exchange Building

Industria, Binondo

Tantoco, Inc., Hilarion—106, M. d.e Des Bros.—Bank

Roza of East Asia Bldg ,

Yoeux Road Central

Binondo

Tienzo, T.—ill, Dasmarinas, Binondo Stewart Brothers—1b, Chater Road

Tionloc, Inc., Ildefonso—123, Das- Shanghai

marinas, Binondo

Viuda e Hijos de Angel Jose—9, Allan & Buchan—69, Kiukiang Road

Plaza Moraga Drakeford, Davis and Wilson —12,

BROKERS (Exchange) The Bund

Hayes, J. A.—267, Kiangse Road

JAPAN Kann, E. Office—45, Kiukiang Road

Kobe Wentworth, C. M. and Andrews. L.

R.—20, Kiukiang

Blad ,& McClure—72, Kyo-machi White & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road

Teverson & Mactavish—29, Harima-

machi Tientsin

Osaka Doney & Co.—42-46, Bristow Road

Blad & McClure—10, Kitahama, 3- Robertson & Rosier—Hong Kong &

Shanghai Bank Bldg., Victoria Rd.

chome, Higashi-ku Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road

Kauero & Lewis—10, Koraibashi Watts & Frisk—73, Consular Road

Yokohama Tsingtao

Stewart, Blad & McClure—2, Yama Kutt, Paul—Exchange Building

shita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EXCHANGE BROKKRS—GENERAL BROKERS

MALAYA Hokoku

machi Unyu K. K.—22, Naninsa-

Penang Korenori Unsoten K. K.—101, Yedo-

machi

Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach. St. Koyama Shokai G. K.—35, Sakae-

Kennedy & Co.—2n, Beach Street machi

Lean & Co.—3a, Union Street Maruki Shoten—65, Shimagami-cho

Selangor Meiji iShogyo K.K.—11, Kyo-machi

Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higashi

Baker, Morgan & Co.—11, Loke Yew Nippon Kawasaka-cho

Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Iranel—Isobe-dori

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-dori

Singapore Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—12, Kyo-

Brown & Co., E. A.—10, D’Almeida Saito machi

Street Shoten—1-16, Kaigan-dori

Fraser & Co.—Union Building, Coll- Sanku Unyu K.K.—74, Sakae-machi

yer Quay Sumitomo Soko K.K.-1-7, Kaigan-

Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place dori

Manasseh & Elias—12, D’Almeida St. Taisho Unyu K.K.—Toshin-Soko

Moheideen & Co., K. Syed.—39, Chulia Utsunomiya

machi-dori

Kaisoten — 456, Moto-

Street

Saunders & Macphail — Mercantile Yamasaki Shokai—12, Kaigan-dori

Bank Building

THE PHILIPPINES Nagasaki

Manila Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Tokiwa-

machi

Chiat Hong Co.—1125, Sta. Elina

Hair, Little & Picorneli—P. O. Osaka

Box 1479

Ho Thay Co.—329, Nueva, Binondo Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cho

Ling Tong Exchange—540, Nueva, Osaka Bill Brokers—26, Kitahama

Binondo

Manila Stock Exchange—Corner of Ueda Shoten—2-27, Koraibashi

Nueva and Escolta, Binondo Shimonoseki

Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 982

Woo Seng Exchange Co.—545, Nueva, Wurui Shokai (Holme, Ringer & Co.)

Binondo —5, Karato-machi

BROKERS (General)

Yokohama

JAPAN

Kobe Blad & McClure—72, Kyo-machi

Buso-Gumi—Shin-Minato-cho

Da ini Shokai—68, Sakae-machi Fujimoto Kaisoten—65, Ohta-machi

Fujita Shokai—106, Hachiman-dori Kinoshita Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori

Goto Kaisoten K.K.—68, Sakae-machi Sato Unsoten—42, Takashima-dori

Hasegawa Shoten—24, Kaigan-dori Uchida Kaisoten—44, Kita-Naka-dori

Hirano Shokai—59, Sakae-machi Y anagisawa Shokai—1, Kaigan-dori

ElOO CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS

CHINA Kotwall & Co., E. D. — French Bank

Building

Canton Lo Kin Fai

Central

Lammert & Son,, C. H.—-86, B. C., Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Building

Shameen PestonjJj R.—8, Humphreys Building ;

Tavadia & Futakia — 19, B. C., Potts, A. H.—Stock Exchange Bldg.

Shameen Silva, P. M. N. da.—Stock Exchange

Building

Dairen Wright & Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

Bryner & OOi^-212, Yamagata-dori Yeung Yatj & Co. —6, Des Yoeux Road

Central

Foochow Shanghai

Brand ^ Co., H. $•

Allan & Buchan—§9, Kiulpang Road

Hankow Anglo-Danish Co.—S, French Bund

Benjamin and Potts—27, The Bund

Bafnson & Co., E. W.—14, Fancheong RisseT

Road, S.A.D. 3. & Co., J. R - 12, The Bund

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Wha Gumming, K. M.—16, Central Road

Cheong Road, S.A.D. 3. Fredericks, J. A.—40, Bren an Road

Pearce & GarriOck—Ttihg Ting Road, Herlofson Gordon & Reeves—12, The

S.A.D. 3. Bund

Kokusai .JJnyu Kaisha—33, Szechuen

Harbin Road

Liddell Bros.—4, Peking Road

Bryner & Co.—1, Kommaia Harden & Co.—125,. Hankow Road

Holler & Co.—30, Foochow Road

Hongkong Noel, Hurray & Co., Ltd.—160, Can-

ton Road

Bagram, J. T.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Rutherford, N. H.—16, Central Road

Benjamin & Potts—Stock Exchange Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road

Building Wheelock & Co.—2-3, French Bund

Carroll Bros.—Exchange Buildinig

Croucher & Co. — 3, Queen’s Road White & Co.-^-45, Kiukiang Road

Central

DA?TyR, R. A.—55, Wongneichong Road Tientsin

Ellis

Road—.entral

Esmail, H. M. H.—China Building China Lu

Expess Co., Ltd.—Erh-ching

Greaves, A. R—11, Queen’s Road C.

Grose Co., J. F.—<3„ Des Vceux Settlement Railway& Station

Road &Central

China Forwarding Express Co.—

Harrima'n, Foox & Co.—65, Consular Road

Central G. A. — 11, Queen’s Road Liddell Bros. & Co.—50, Taku Road

Joseph & Go., H. B.—Hongkong Stock Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

Co.—14, Italian Bund

Exchange Building

Kitchell & Co., O.—11, Queen’s Road Watts & Co..—65,. Consular Road

Central Whitamore & Co.t-105, Victoria Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL BROKERS—SHARE BROKERS El 01

MALAYA Associated Agencies, Inc.—Ill, Men-

doza

Penang Bermudez & BaPtista. Inc.—5, San

Anthony & Co.—9, Beach Street Gabriel, Binondon

Lean & Co.—3a, Union Street Commercial Brokers Co.—456, Das-

marinas

Singapore Foz Brokerage, Ino.—240, Dasmar-

inas

Abdeen H.—16, Jalan Masjid, off Changi Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soriano Build-

ing. Plaza Cervantes

Road

David, J. B.—10, Malacca Street Hair, Little & Picornell—Insular

Dupire Morrell, Ltd.—4-1, Collyer Life Building, Binondo

Quay Murphy Co., J. A. — Luis Perez

Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place Samaiiillo Building, Binondo

Macphail

Building& Co., Ltd.—Mercantole Bank New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.,

The—892, Rizal Avenue

Manasseh & Elias—12. D’Almeida St. Philippine

Reuben Bros.—7a, De Souza Street Brokerage Corpn.—1061,

M. de la Industria, Binondo

Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4, Rqsenstock,

Collyer Quay C. W.—124, T. Pinpin,

A. E. Tilly—147, Sims, Avenue Binondo

Russell & Co.—P.0 Box 982

NETHERLANDS INDIES Sorox y Cia—Soriano Bldg., Plaza

Batavia Cervantes

Andree Wii/tens en Co. BROKERS (Share)

Beauclerk & Co.

Dunlop & Kolff JAPAN

G ijzelman and Steup

Van Nierop and Twijsel

Ockerse, F. W. A.—Binnen Nieuw- Kobe

poort Straat 34

Vermeys & Co. Teverson & Mactavish—29, Harima-

Wallbrink & Co. machi

Wesselink en Dijkhuis

WlECHERT AND VAN DER LlNDEN

Wiechert en Geerlinqs Osaka

Sourabaya Okuyama Bill Brokers—Fushimi-cho

Gyselman & Steup—Willemskade Osaka Bill Broker—26, Kitahama

THE PHILIPPINES Ueda Shoten—21-27,,, Koraibashi

Cebu CHINA

Pastrano, Unohuan & Co.—84, Burgoa Canton

Street

Manila Lammert & Son, C. H.—86, British

Concession, Shameen

Araneta y Zaragoza, Jose—Insular Tavadia Futakia—19, British Con-

Building Plaza Moraga, Binohcfo cession, Shameen

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

El02 GENERAL BROKERS

Hankow MALAYA

Bahnson & Go., F. W.—14, Faucheong Penang

Road

Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St.

Hongkong Kennedy & Co.—2b, Beach Street

Lean & Co.—3a, Union Street

Bagram, J; T.—Stock Exchange Bldg. Soon Theam & Co.—30, Beach Street

Benjamin & Potts—Stock Exchange Perak

Building

Croucher Co. — 3, Queen’s Road Botly & Co.—P.O. Box 96, Ipoh

Central Macphail & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 1342,

Greaves, A. P.—11, Qneen’s Road 0. Station Road ipoh

Grose & Co., J. F.—6, Des Voeux

Road Central Selangor

Joseph & Co, H. B.—Hongkong Stock Baker, Morgan & Co.—11, Loke Yew

Exchange Building Buildings, Kuala Lumpur

Lo Kin Fai & Co.—10, Des Voeux Hallam & Co.—19, Old Market Square

Road C.

Moxon & Taylor—Exchange Build- Street

ing Singapore

Pestonji, R.—8, Humphreys Building

Potts, A. II —Stock Exchange Bldg. Bell & Co.—24, Raffles Place

Silva, P. M. N. da— Stock Exchange Chia & Co.—34, The Arcade

Building Etlin & Co.—36, The Arcade

Tester & Abraham—Exchange Build- Fraser & Co.—Union Building, Coll-

ing yer Quay

Wright & Co.—Prince’s Building Lyall & Evatt—23, Raffles Place

Yeung Yau &Co.—6, Des Voeux Road Reuben Bros., Ltd.—7, D’Souza St.

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade

Central

Shanghai THE PHILIPPINES

Benjamin & Potts—27, The Bund Manila

Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund Alegre y Araneta—34, Escolta

Gumming, K. M —16, Central Road Bonded Brokerage Corporation —

Fredericks, J. A.—40, Brenan Road Heacock Building

Hayim, A. J. —27, The Bund Campos & Co., Inc., R, J.—Crystal

Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd.—160, Can- Hess Arcade Building

ton Road & Zeitlin, Inc.—Crystal Arcade

Building

Rutherford, N. H.—16, Central Road Juyco, Velilla & Co.—110, Crystal

Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Tientsin Mackay & McCormick—2, Plaza Mo-

raga, Binondo

Davis, R. S.—IT, Victoria Terrace Nielson & Co., L. R.—601, Escolta,

Doney & Co.—46, Bristow Road Binondo

Robertson & Rosier—Hongkong and OngErmita Long & Co., Inc.—51, Alhambra,

Shanghai Bank Bldg., Victoria Rd. Sorox y Cia—Soriano Building

Watts & Co.—65, Consular Road

Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road Swan, Culbertson

Building, & Frit*—Wilson

6th Floor, 143, Juan Luna

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING1 CONTRACTORS & MATERIALS E103

BUILDING CONTRACTORS & Obayashi-gumi—Sumitomo Building

MATERIALS Shimizu-gpmi Goshi Kaisha — 18,

Hattanda Furuwatari

JAPAN

Hakodate

Hattobi Chokicki—2, Masago-cho Ando Shoten—99, Itachibori Kita-

dofi

Imai-gumi—56, Kaisho-cho Asahi Tile Shoten—Awaza Naka-dori,

Ishida Yoshinao—235, Asahi-cho 1 chome, Nishi-ku

Mobikawa Heiji-!-53, Tani Jito-cho: Akita Mokuzai K.K.—5-10, Izuo

Takeuchi-Gumi—73, Aoyagi-cho Awaji Kawaea Shokai—2, Shirinashi-

gawa

Kobe Hamatsune Shoten K.K.—50, Chishi-

Doi Chisabueo—2-8, Ogawa-dori ma-cho

Hata Komuten—5, Omichi-dori Hokkai Ringyo K. K.—19, Izuo Kita-

Hosono-gumi—69, Kano-cho mura-cho

Hobne & Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi

ISHIMATSU DaIBISEKI KoGYO-SHA—27- Ishikawa Shokai Kenzai-bu—109, Do-

162, Arata-cho jima hama-dori

Kagawa Komuten-^63, •Susano-dori

Kansai Sekizai K.K.—2064, Wakino- Kansai Sekizai K. K.—3, Shirinashi-

gawa-kita

hama-dori Maeuka Shoten G. K. — 50, Kita

Kitamuba Goshi Kaisha—13, Higure- Horie

dori

Kyokuyo Kenzai Kai.sha—107, Kami- Mabuka Shoten Goshi Kaisha—50,

Kita Horie

sawa-dori Nihon Kenohikushiko K. K. — 44,

Nakashima-gumi K.K.—11, Eizawa Edobori Minami-dori

cho Sanki Kogyo K.K.—21, Bingo-machi

Noda Gomei Kaisha—69, Kyo-machi

Ohkuea Doboku K.K.—8, Kaigan- Showa Toyo

Shokai—22, Umeda-cho

Toki K. K.—10, Awaza Kami-

dori dori

Shimizu-gumi G.K.—30, Shimoyamate- Wakama, Kinzoku, Seisaku-sho — 3v

dori Nankai-cho, 2-chome

Tabayashi Kenchiku Jimusho — 24,

Nozaki-dori Yokohama

Takemttba Seizo Shoten—131, Aioi-cho

Takagi Gumi Kaisha—124, Sanban-cho Fukko Kenchikd Josei K.K.—1, Ise-

Uyeda Iwakichi—46, Shinouome-dori zaki-cho

Haeaki-gumi K.K.—104, Horai cho

Nagasaki Ohbayashi-gumi K.K.—53, Aioi-cho

Kaneko Shokai—8, Irie-machi Shimizu-gumi G. K.—65, Yoshida-cho

Mitsui Bussan K. K.—3, Tokiwa- KOREA

machi

Nakamuba Seikichi—57, Yedo-machi Nagato-gumi G. K.—16, Kanko-dori.

Nippon Asbestos Co.—45, Atago-machi Seoul

Nagoya Ohkuba Doboku K.K.—44, Yamate-

dori, iSeoul

Nagoya Tekkin Block Co.—Toyoda- Tada Junsabubo G. K.—40, Taihei-

cho dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E104 BUILDING CONTRACTORS & MATERIALS

CHINA Lai To Construction Co.—217. Hen-

nessy Road.

Canton Lam Woo & Co.—34, Johnston Road

Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road Lee & Co., Joseph J.—17, Thomson

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, British LeeRoadPing Hong—52, Des Voeux

Concession, Shameen

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, French Conces- LeeRoad Central

Yu Kee—37, Des Voeux Rd. C.

sion, Shameen

Siemens China Co.—17, British Con- Lun Sang & Co.—5, Queen’s Road

Central

cession, Shameen Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. — 10, Des

Dairen Yoeux Road Central

Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd.—

Daido-gumi G. K.—51, Yamagata- Queen’s Building

dori South China Brick & Tile Co.—

Hara=gumi G. K.—27, Yawata-oho 6, Des Yoeux Road

Okura Dobokd K. K.—18, Yamagata- YeeRoadSang Tai & Oo.—353, Hennessy

cho

Toa Doboku Kigyo K. K.—21, Higa- YeungCentralFat & Co.—20, Queen’s Road

shikoen-cho

Yoshikawa-gumi—43, Nishikoen-cho

Mukden

Hankow

Engel, Max M.

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—11, Rue Maroks, Lothar—She I Wei Lou

Clemenceau, French Concession

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Han Chung Peiping

Road, S.A.D. 1.

Oarlowttz & Co.—Ta Chi Men Basel & Frey—63a, Ta Fang Chia

Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping Hutung

Road, S.A.D. 3. China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang

Ming Sons Construction Co.—Hunan Man Street

Road, S.A.D. Engineering Practice, Inc.—11, Fang

Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road Chia Hutung

Harbin Siemens

Kou China Co. — 41, Teng Shih

ChibunOvsky & Co., A. G.—3, Kitais- Shanghai

kaya Street

Hongkong Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21-24

43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Andersen,, Meyer & Co. — 67-69, Des Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Vceux Road Central Oalco China Agency—40, Ningpo Rd.

Blackmore, Ltd., E. W.—York Building Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road

Concrete Cathay Ceramics Co., Inc.—24, The

Building Prpduots, Ltd.—H. K. Bank Bund

Davie, Boag & Go.y Ltd.—3, Queen’s Road

Central Chang Sung Construction Co.—33,

Szechuen Road

Hongkong Engineering & Construc- Chien Hsin Engineering Co.,

tion Co., Ltd.—St. George’s Building G.m.b.H. (Ltd.)—138, Kiangse Rd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

BUILDING CONTRACTORS & MATERIALS E105

China Cosmopolitan Co.Shanghai SIAM

Bank Building, 40, Ningpo Road

Duncan & Co.—Hamilton House 170, Bangkok

Kiangse Road

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road International Engineering Co.,

Hsin Heng & Co. —160, Avenue Inc.—Chartered Bank Lane

Edward VII NETHERLANDS INDIES

Jardine Engineering Corporation,

The—50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Sourabaya

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

The Bund N. V. Ligtvoet’s Fabrieken van

Krivoss, B.—1331, Ave. Jeffre, Sze- Bouwmaterialen—Ngagel 3

chuen Road

Kunst and Albers—110, Szechuen Rd. MALAYA

New Shanghai Construction Co.—S.

12, Connaught Road Penang

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—452,

Kiangse Road

Rielly, Simmons & Milne—91, Peking cantile Bank Building Ltd. — Mer-

Alexandra Brickworks,

Road

Tai ChonO & Co.—740, Nanking Road Guthrie

Quay

& Co., Ltd.—35-36, Weld

Telge and Schroeter—620, Szeehuen Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—33, Beach

Road Street

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway

Road Perak

Tientsin Lindeteyes-Stokvis (Inc. D.E.L.)—

Blakeney & Co., J. D.—Corner Dun- Young,60, Brewster Road, Ipoh

barton and London Roads C. H.—7, Hale Street, Ipoh

Brossard, Mopin— Banque Franco-

Chinoise Bldg., 110, Rue de France Selangor

Carlowitz & Co—140-144, Taku Rd.

China American Trading Corpn.— Kenneison Bros., Ltd.—Batu Caves.

Rue de France King Chong & Co.—15 & 17, Station

Corinth & Seidel —127, Woodrow Street, Klang

Wilson Street Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, -P.O. Box 288, Kuala Lumpur

Victoria Road

Hayes Engineering Corporation, J. Singapore

E.—49, Taku Road

Hua Sheng—40, .Miyajima Road, J. Alexandra Brickworks, Ltd. — Mer-

Concession cantile Bank Buildings, 3rd Floor

Kapustin & Co., G.—9-11, Victoria The Borneo Company, Ltd.—Mercan-

Terrace tile Building

Kessler & Co., H.T.—Corner of Race- Chin Ho &, Co.—37, Philip Street

course Road and Bureau Street Craig & Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bldg.

Weihaiwei Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.—550,

Havelock Road

Weihaiwei Land & Building Co., Fonghin & G. H. Watts Co. -

Ltd. 64, Wallich Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E106 BUILDING CONTRACTORS & MATERIALS—CARPETS & RUGS

Harper, Gilfillan & Co.— CARPETS & RUGS

Hong Kong Bank Building

Hinhede & Co., Ltd.—Bukit Timah JAPAN

Road

Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road

Simplex Concrete Piles—5th Floor, Kobe

Union Building

Sin Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co. — 52, Imai Shoten—137, Moto-machi-dori

Lavender Street Tanaka Sho-Kai, G. H.—65, Sauno-

THE PHILIPPINES muya-cho

Yamada & Tanaka Shoten—50, Harv-

ma-machi

Manila

American Hardware and Plumbing CHINA

Co.—125, Escolta Hongkong

Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of

Manila—P.O. Box 626 t

Choy & Co., S. C.1 — Mill and Yard, Fook W eng & Co.—37, Nathan Road

1811-1825, Juna Luna, Tonda

Co Seteng & Co., Eduardo—602-610 Jade Tree, Ltd. — Kowloon Wharf

Shops, Salisbury Road

Tanduay, Quiapo Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Engineering Equipment & Supply Building

Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 2128

Findley Engineer and Construction ing Shop, The—Gloucester Build-

Little

Co., Inc.—32, Fisher Ave., Pasay

Gordon, John—227, David, Binondo Sincere Central Co., Ltd.—Des Voeux Road

Gotauco & Oo., Inc. — 214, Soler, Sun Co., Ltd., The—Des Voeux Road

Binondo Central

Lime Kilns, Inc.—99, Cristobal Street Swatow Lace Co., Ltd.—16, Pedder

Manila Builders Corporation — Street

411, Heacock Building Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.—Des

Norton and Harrison Co.—410-420, Wing Voeux Road Central

Kneedler Building, Carrido On Co., Ltd.—Des Voeux Road

Philippine Central

2794 Steelhouse, Inc.—P.O. Box

Russell, C.—P. O. Box 1009 Peiping

Simeon O. Suan—324, Echague, Sta.

Cruz

Tay Jay Co.—734, Echague, San Tan Erh T’iao Fed.

Fette Rug Co., Inc.—8, Tung

Hutung

Miguel Hackmack & Co.—126, Soochow Hu-

Tuason e Hijos, 0.-1174-1188, Agno, tung

Malate Henning & Co., A.C.—45, Wai Chiao

Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc., Mariano Pu Chieh, East City

— 25-37, Plaza Cervantes

VlEGLEMANN, ScHAROEDER & CO., INC.— Kai Yuen Woollen and Carpet St.Fac-

Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison

466-466, Dasmarinas, Binondo tory—81, Lan Man Hutung

Wilson & Co., Inc., Fred—53-55, Bar- Shoemaker Art Looms—23, Hsi

acca Tsung Pu Hutung

CAFES, ETC.—(SVe Page under Hotels) Sullivan & Co., J —1, Morrison St.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CARPETS & RUGS E107

Shanghai Greenland & Sons—118, British Bund

Hacmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet

Arts & Crafts, Ltd.—887-889, Bub- Hall Road

& Holtz, Ltd.—101-103, Victoria

bling Well Roads

Bingoya & Co.—201-203, Boone Road Hua Kuang Trading Corporation—

173a, Tunbridge Road

Browne, Hill & Co —24, The Bund

Central Asia Co., Ltd.—201, Seymour Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Lin Ho Li

Road Isawa & Co., K.—138, Victoria Road

Elbrook, Inc.—156, Peking Road Jen Li Co.—78, Rue de France

Esso Co.—452, Kiangse Road Karagheusian

for Overseas,American Corporation

A. & M.—135, Rue

Fette Rug Co.—119, Nanking Road Pasteur

Golden Dragon Rug Co. — 417, Bub- Kleeman & Co., Otto—17, Woodrow

bling Well Road Wilson Street

Great Northern Carpet Co.—437, Malkassian, S.—104, Taku Road

Bubbling Well Road

Mentrup

Hall & Holtz, Ltd. — 190, Bubbling 1st Special Co., C. J.—3, Wusih Road,

Well Road Area

Kung I Cheng—301, Bubbling Well Michaelian & Kohlberg, Inc.—18,

Korostovetz Road

Road

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.—90, Nanking Nichols Super Yarn & Carpets—

Road; Branch: 866, Bubbling Well Road 104, Taku Road

Ouskouli, M. H. A. — 142, Museum Bund Rabben & Co., W. (Succsrs.)—118, The

Road

Reuter,

Peh Yang Rug Factory—45-47, Yates sular Road Brockelmann & Co.—20, Con-

Road

Sincere Or, Ltd.—690, Nanking Road RoadShantung Silk & Lace Co.—Taku

Sun Sun & Co.— Nanking Road

Whiteway, Laidlaw & Co.—98, Nan- Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd.

—178, Taku Road

king Road

Wing On Co.—635, Nanking Road Standard Carpet and Export Co.—

108, Rue du Baron Gros

Tientsin

255, TakuCarpet

Road Cleaning Co.—252-

Tientsin

Twyfoiid Co., J. — 113, Rue du

Avanozian & Sons, M.—32, Bristow Chaylard

Road

Barkovitch

Terrace & Co-, H.—19, Victojia Tsinan

Bubeshko & Co.., S. O.—92, Woodrow Rubant, Francis W. —122, Seventh

Wilson Street Main Street

China-American

—Rue de FranceTrading Corpration

Comfort Company, The —146, Rue SIAM

Dillon, French Concession

Eastern- Rug Co.—8, Lin Ho Li, B. Bangkok

C.

Elbrook, Inc.—31-47, Davenport Rd. Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd. —Tapan

Fairchild & Co., Ltd.— Hua Takay

Gershevich, L.—20, Victoria Terrace Christiani & Nielsen (Siam), Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E108 CARPETS & RUGS-CEMENT MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS

THE PHILIPPINES Osaka Yoqyo Cement K.K.—14, Doji-

ma Hamadori

Manila Toa Cement K.K.—1-178, Hatsushima,

Taishu

Nichols Super Chinese Carpets— Tosa Cement K.K.—23, Kitahone,

Manila Hotel Lobby Nishi-ku

Persian Carpet House—49, Eseolta Ube Cement Seizo K. K. — Gosho

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS & Bldg., Nakanoshima

DEALERS Shidzuoka

JAPAN Hida Shoten—65, Shimo Uo-machi

Sakurai Tokichi—Sakae machi

Kobe

Shimonoseki

Birnie, Leonard—45, Nakamachi Onoda Cement Co. K.K.—Higashinabe

Inouye Konnosuke Shoten—38, Sakae-

machi Tokyo

Kitaura Yeizo Shoten—23, Tamon-

dori Asano Cement K.K.—Kaijo Building,

Nishii Kunijiro Shoten—24, Ashi- Marunouchi

bara-dori Iwaki Cement K.K.—2, Marunouchi

Moji Ube' Cement K.K.—Mitsubishi 21-go-

kan, Marunouehi

Asano Cement K.K.—Shirokisaki-cho CHINA

Hokoku Cement K.K.—Nishi Hon-

machi Dairen

Nagoya Asano Cement K. K.^-lll, Yamagata-

dori

Abano Cement K.K.—Shin Yanagi- Onoda Cement Co., Ltd.—Chow-shui-

machi, Naka-ku Szu

Hokoku Cement Works, Ltd.-Hi, Oye Hankow

machi, Minami-ku

Mikawa Cement K K.—Minami Otsu- Chee Hsin Cement Co,, Ltd.—9, Rue

machi, Naka-ku du Marechal Foch

Onoda Cement Seizo K.K.— Atsuta Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund,

Higashi-machi S.A.D. 3.

Osaka Hongkong

Asano Cement K.K.—605, Osaka Gas Castle Peak Ceramic Co.—32, Con-

Building naught Road Central

Hokoku Cement Co., Ltd.—1, Kovai- Green IslandBuilding

Cement Co., Ltd.

bashi —Exchange

Matsumoto Yojiro—49, Edobori Shi- International Trading Co. —China

mo-dori Building

Neo Cement K. K.—13, Tamae-cho Jardine, Matheson & Co. — 18, Pedder

Nippon Cement, K.K.—6th floor, Ni- Street

hon Shiu Gin Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Oita Cement K.K.—Kushin-cho Building

 CLASSIFIED List OF TRADES

CEMENT MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS El09

Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Racine &; Cife (S.A.)—137, Quai de

Road Central France

Ross & Co., Alex—la, Chater Road

Warren & Co., C. E.—St. George’s INDO-CHINA

Building elahaiteH

Haiphong

Macao

Green Island Cement Co., Ltd. Societe desdeCiments

Artificiels I’lndochinePortland

Shanghai SIAM

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21-24 & 43,

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Bangkok

Chee Hsin Cement Co.—406, Kaangse

Road

China Portland Cement Co. — 406, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Siam Cement Co., Ltd., The

Kiangse Road

ElLiSTon & Co.—185, Yuen Ming MALAYA

Yuen Road

Glanzmann, Fdo.—162, Canton Road

Jacks & Co., Wm.—51, Hongkong Rd. Singapore

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—IS!, Raffles

Road Quay

Mitsurishi Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu- McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham

kiang Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, Sze- House, Battery Road

chuen Road

Racine & Co., Cie S.Road

A.—Glen Line THE PHILIPPINES

Building, 2, Peking

Shanghai Portland Cement Works, Cebu

Ltd.—33, Szechuen Road

Sohieren Co., C. A.—25, Ningpo Rd. Cebu Portland Cement Co.—Comei

Zee & Sons—101, Broadway Gonzalez Street & Comercio

Swatow Manila

Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P. 0.. Bazar Siglo XX., Central Office—

Box 66 101-113, Plaza del Conde

Cebu PoUtland Cement Co.—Insular

Tientsin Life Building, Plaza Moraga

Cham Samco & Sons—306, Sto. Cristd

Comfort Company, The —146, Rue Hope Manufacturing Oo.—14th, Ave.

and' 5th

Dillon, French Concession

Hua Sheng—40, Miyajima Rd., J. C. Mitsui Bussan KaisSa; ' LimiteP—

National City Bank Bldg., Binondo

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria National Development Co. — Corner

Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Ya- Azcarraga & Evangelista, Sta. Cruz

maguchi Road Rizal Cement Co., Inc.—8, M. de

PerriiJ-CoOper & Co., Ltd.—73, Con- Banco Nacional, Binondo

sular Road Simeon O. SuaN—324, EchaguO

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

£110 CHEMICALS & DRUGS

CHEMICALS & DRUGS Siber, Hegner & Co., I/td.—108, Ito-

machi

JAPAN Takeda Gomei Kaisha—5, Kaigan-

dori

Hakodate Tor Pharmacy—105, Nakayamatedon

Yazawa Shoten G. K.—4, Hachiman-

Ikkan-do—64, Jizo-cho dori

Kurosaki Kenji Yakubo—56, Suehiro-

cho Kyoto

Kusakari Pharmacy—31, Tsuruoka-

cho Dai-Ichi Kogyo Seiyaku K.K.—50,

Shirasari, G. K.—36, Jizo-cho Kubo-cho

Kobe Mori Yoshi Gomei Kaisha — Bojo-

machi

Akakabe Pharmacy—133, Motomachi- Nippon Shinyaku Co.—Mibu Shimo

Mizo-cho

dori Radium Seiyaku K.K.—Karasumaru-

Bayer Meister Ltrcuis Y. G. K.—11, dori

Sumitomo Bldg. Sankyo gumi—Nij o-agaru

Brunner, Mend & Co. 72, Kyo-

machi

Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E. Kyushu

1.—72, Kyo-machi

Fujita Seitaro—4, Niban-cho Hakata Pharmacy—Higashi Nakasu-

Funai Shoten—35, Moto-machi cho

Goto-Denshin K.K.—i, Yakumi-dori KawagUichi-ya Pharmacy—1, Kura-

Hankuyu Pharmacy—28, Kamitsukin moto-cho

Hotei-ya Pharmacy—100, Moto-machi Kawazucho

Pharmacy—1623, Sumiyoshi-

Ishihara Yeiju-do—t89, Nishiyanagi- Modori Pharmacy—575, Sumiyoshi

wara

Iwata Shoten—142, Susano-cho

Kirin-do Pharmacy—14, Kitauagasa- Nagasaki

dori

Kishihashi Shoten K.K.—Higashi, Fukushima Kozo—6, Shinchi-machi

Shiruke-cho

Kobayashi Keisuke—35, Naka-machi Hirasaki Moichi—Moto Daiku

Kobe Eisei Pharmacy—1, Niban-cho Shinsei-do—29, Kajiya-machi

Kumochi Pharmacy—130, Kumochi-

bashi-dori Nagoya

Minatogawa

dori Pharmacy—8-47, Mizuki-

Nippon Shono, K. K.—128, Onoe-dori Aoki Senryo Shoten—84, Sueliiro-cho

National Aniline & Chemical Co.. Dai-ichi Kogyo Seiyaku K.K.—Mina^

mi-Sotobori-cho

U.S.A.—65, Naniwa-machi

Nippon Koryo Yakuhin K.K. — 28, Murakami Shoten—Ofuna-cho

Osaka Godo K.K.—14, Kagura-cho

Wakinohama-cho

Saisei Shono K.K.—31, Wakinohama- San-kyo K.K.—Minami Ogawa-machi

cho Sawani Shoten—11, Nakaichiba-cho

Sansei-do—134, Moto-machi Sugimura Shoten—61, Kyo-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICALS & DRUGS Elll

Osaka Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.—

Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yujaku-cho

Akita Otomatsu—37, Uchi Hon-machi Hoshi Seiyaku Kaisha , Ltd.—326,

Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—117, Kirigaya, Osaka-cho

Asahi Seiyaku Gomei Kaisha—146, Hospital Supply Co.—6, Yamamoto-

cko, Kojimachi

Naniwa-cho

Bkunner, Mond & Co.—Fushimi-cho Katow & Co.—2, Muro-machi

Dai Ichi Seiyaku K.K.—25, Dosho- Konishi Shinbei Shoten—Nihonbashi

machi Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—3, Kobuna-

Dai Nippon Seiyaku K.K.—Dosho- cho

machi Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Liebeeman, Waelchli & Co.—Kita- —200, Kamedo-cho

hana Society of Chemical Industry in

Mokishita Co., H.—543, Tamahori- Bas^e—lamaguichi Building

cho

NagasE Siioten K. K. — Itachibori Yokohama

Minami-dori Ahrens & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho

Osaka Seiyaku K.K.—16, Doshu-do Hattori Shoten—31, Onoe-cho

Santendo K.K.—108, Kitahama Hill Pharmacy—127, Motomachi

Shuho-do—Hanano

Society of Chemical Industry in Hodogaya Soda K.K.—791, Tenno-cho

Inagaki Yeizo Shoten K.K. —17,

Basle—55, Kawara-machi Noga-machi

Yamada Yasutami—8, Minami Kyuho- Kurihara Yakuten—103, Noge-machi

ji-cho

Maruzen & Co.—34, Benten-dori

Shidzuoka Masudaya Goshi K.—39, Hon-cho

Seike Sekaido Pharmacy—43, Matsu-

gae-eho

Ichikawa Gomei Kaisha.—38, Shiehe- Siber,

ken-cho Hegner & Co., Ltd. — 90a

Nozaki Shoten—38, Abe-cho Yamashita-cho

Uemasa Shoten—2, Yuki-cho Takagi Fakutaro Shoten G. K.—27,

Kusunoki-cho

Shimonoseki YoEohama Dispensary G.K.—156, Ya-

mashita-cho

Isobe Tomiro—Nishinabe-cho KOREA

Shuho-do—Hanano

Tsuchitani Pharmacy—Nakano-cho Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo

Dai-Ichi Yakuhin K.K.L-50, Kubo-

Tokyo cho, Seoul

Fujisawa Tomokishi—42, Seishomon-

Bayer Meister Lucius, Y.G.K.—Yaesu KimuraSeoul

cho,

Shinzabcro—126, Hon-cho,

Building Seoul

Brett's Hospital Pharmacy—4, Owari- Kitajima

cho Seoul Pharmacy — 12, Hoh-cho,

Brunner, Mond & Co.—1, Uchisaiwai- Nippon Shinyaku K.K.—Mibu Shimo

cho Mizo-cho

Dai-ichi Seiyaku Kaisha—1, Edobashi Severance Wholesale Medical Supply

Dai Nippon Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.— Co.—115, Nandaimon-dori, Seoul

Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho Tanaka & Co., Y.—Fusan

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

Ell2 CHEMICALS & DRUGS

CHINA Deutsche Farben H G. Waibel & Co.

-The Bund, S.A.D. 3.

Amoy Du Pont de Nemours, Inc., E. I.—

23, Tung Ting Road

Hope Co. Fuhrmeister & Co.—37, Han Chung

Imperial Chemical Industries Road

(China), Ltd.—10, The Bund Hankow Chemical Laboratory—50,

Canton Rue Dautraemer

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The—9, Dahlia

Imperial Chemical Industries Imperial Hunan

Building, Road

Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—46, Central Avenue, (China), Ltd. — 62, Hunan Road,

Shameen S.A.D.

Rafeek & Co.—4, The Bund, Shameen Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 13,

Reuter, Brockelman & Co.—37, B. C., Tungting Road

Shameen National Aniline & Chemical Co.—7,

Schmidt & Co. -20, Ching Yuan Maloo Russian Bund

Chefoo Harbin

Imperial Chemical Industries Druggist Company—6, Aptekarskaya

(China), Ltd.—1, Customs Read Street

Chungking Far Eastern Drug Trading Co.—20,

Russkaya Street

Deutsche - Farben - Handelsgesell- Imperial Chemical Industries

schaft, Waibel & Co.—Young Bros. (China), Ltd.—159, Kitaiskaya St.

Building Klarer, W. L.—7, Birjevaya Street

Imperial Chemical Industries Lbmenty & Co., Harry—153, Kitais-

(China), Ltd.—Tai Ping Tu, Nan kaya Street

Sao Schmidt Shoten—152, Kitaiskaya

Dairen Skoblin, S. F.—31, Konnaya Street

Hamasaki & Cp.—135, Yamagata-dori Hongkong

Mammo Kogyo K. K.—67, Yamagata-

dori Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

Nippon Beiyaku Raisha—147, Naniwa- Vceux Road Central

cho Colonial Dispensary — Gloucester

Imperial Chemical Industries Building

(China), Ltd.—196, Yamagata-dori Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells-

Shimamatsu & Co.—20, Kanbu-dori haft Waibel & Co.—Prince's Bldg.

Fletcher & Co.—Shell House

Foochow Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—2nd Floor, Prince’s

Imperial Chemical Industries Building, Chater Road

(China), Ltd.—5, The Bund, Nantai Ito & Co., G.—4a, Des Vceux Road

Leadman & Co., Ltd.—Nantai Central

Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Hankow Luk Hoi Tung Co., Ltd.—299. Des

Voeux Road Central

Anglo-Chinese

Seng Road Dispensary—1, Sing Maison F. Mathieu Soc.—Prince’s

Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICALS & DRUGS E113

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Prince’s Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21-24 & 43,

Building Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Moses & Co., Ltd., N. S.—Prince’s Anglo-Chinese

235, Honan Road

Dispensary, Ltd. —

Building

National Aniline Sl Chemical Co., Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road

U.S.A.—H.K. Bank Building Been Meyer China Co.—356, Peking

Reiss, Bkadley &l Co.—7. Queen’s Rd. Road

Central Blickle Ross & Co.—210, Kiukiang

Sander, Wieler & Co.—King’s Bldg. Road

She wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des Vceux Burroughs,

Hongkong Road

Wellcome & Co. — 60,

Road Central

World Drug Co., The—370, Nathan Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road

Road Chemical Exchange Co.—Lane 195, 50,

Tientsin Road

Macao China Educational Supply Associa-

tion—406, Foochow Road

Tackson Medicine Co.—338, Rua dos China Export-Import & Bank Co.—

136-138, Kiangse Road

Mercadores

Coates & Son, Thomas—137, Peking

Mukden Road

Daido Yoshiten—105, Kiangse Road

Betines & Co., Ltd., S. J.—Ta Hsi Deutsche Farben Handelsgesellschaft

(Waibel & Co.)—261, Szechuen Road

Pian Men Wai Deutsche Stickstoff H. G. Krauch

& Co.—261, Szechuen Road

Peiping Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C.—Lane 126, 10,

Szechuen Road

American Drug Store—94, Hatamen Dodwell & Co.—17, Canton Road

Street Du Pont de Nemours & Co., E. I.—

Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street 51, Canton Road

Betines & Co., S. J.—Hatamen Str. Eagle Drug Co., Inc.—639, Szechuen

Deutsche Farben Handelsgesells- Road

chaft Waibel & Co.—21, Gan Mien Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd.—

Hutung 162, Canton Road

European & American Drug Store Foster-McClellan Co.—489, Kiangse

—42, Teng Shih K’ou Road

Hackmack

tung & Co.—125, Soochow Hu- Frost, Bland & Co.—33, Szechuen

Schmidt & Co.—1, Hsi Tang Tsu Hu- Road

tung Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—451, Kiang-

se Road

Gabbott & Co., F. R.—3, Rue Laguerre

Shanghai Hamilton, James & Co.—160, Avenue

Edward YII

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.—110, Han- Imperial Chemical Industries

kow Road (China), Ltd.—133, Szechuen Road

American DispEi^SAHy—226, Nanking Kiangsu Chemical Works—Lane 1501,

Road 181, ,Ferry Road

American Asiatic Trading Co.—250 Kobayashi Yoko—115, Kiangse Road

Sassoon House Kofa American Drug Co.—226, Nan-

American Trading Co.—51, Canton Road ing Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E114 CHEMICALS & DRUGS

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road j China Export-Import and Bank Co.—

Lilly & Co., Eli—316, Kiangse Road I Shou An Street

Lion Co., M.—150, Kiukiang Road Deutsche Farben Handelsgesellschaft

Waibel & Co.— 6-14a, Rue Courbet

Mactavish & Co.—1,2,3, Nanking Ed. ; Hackmack

Major Bros.—180, Ferry Road & Co.—15, Rue Courbet

Medicon, Ltd., S. A.—6, Kiangse Rd. Imperial

(China),

Chemical Industries

Ltd.—7, Rue de France

Yee-Yeh. Handels Co.mpaonik - - 137, National Aniline and Chemical Co.—

Canton Road 56, Rue de I’Amiraute

Mulford Co., K.K.—161, Museum Rd. Schmidt

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—161, Museum 'Siemssen & Co.—-63, Taku

& Co.—' 5 2, Road

Taku Road

Road

National Aniline & Chemical Co.— Walte Road

& Co., A. Sucors.—186, Bristow

88, Museum Road

Parke, Davis & Co.—43, Yuen Ming Tongku

Yuen Road

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.-88, Mu- Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd.

seum Road

Reliance Co.—40, Lane 1197, North Tsingtao

Szechuen. Road

Scherings, Ltd. —133, Yuen Ming Imperial Chemical Industries

Yuen Road

Scholoten, H. Office—210, Kiukiang (China), Ltd.—28, Kuantao Road

Road Phoenix Chemical Co.—P.O. Box 207

Schmidt & Co.—Sassoon Arcade, Nan-

king Road Tsinan

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road

Simmons & Co.—61, Yangtszepoo Road Deutsche Farben Handelsgessells-

Sing Lee Co.—14, Museum Road chaft Waibel & Co.—We San Lu

Slowe & Co., Ltd.—110, Hankow Rd. Dtr Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

Telge & Schroeter — 620, Szechuen I.—23, Shengping Road

Road Imperial Chemical Industries

Unkel, H. J.—775, Changping Road (China), Ltd.—7, Hsieh Ma Lu, Wei

Warner Hudnut & Co., Inc., U.S.A. Shan Lu

—668, Szechuen Road

Watson & Co., A. S.—71, Nanking Wuhu

Road

Williams’ Medicine Co., Dr.—Hong Imperial Chemical Industries

(China), Ltd.—76, Ta Ma Lu

Yue Bldg., 451, Kiangse Road

Zimmermann Co., W. 1.—215, Szechuen MALAYA

Road

Zung Lee Co.—182, Ave. Edward YU Penang

Swatow George Town Dispensary, Ltd., The

—39, Beach Street

Imperial Chemical ' Industries Imperial

(China), Ltd.—1, Haikwan Road Chemical Industries

(Malaya), Ltd.—48, Weld Quay

Tientsin

Selangor

Bielfeld & Sun—79, Fukushima Road

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Imperial Chemical Industries (Ma-

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle laya),

Lumpur

Ltd.—120, Java Str., Kuala

III

 GLA.SSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CHEMICALS & DRUGS—CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS E115

Singapore Japanese Pharmacy—612, R. Hildago,

Quiapo

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—3a & 3b, Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—343-347, T.

Robinson Road Pinpin, Binondo

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd.—271, South Bridge National Drug iStore—539, Rizal

Road Avenue, Santa Cruz

Fulford Co., Ltd., G. T.—3a & 3b New Orleans Commercial Co.—892,

Malacca Street Rizal Avenue

Imperial Chemical Industries Philippine American Drug Co.—95,

(Malaya), Ltd.—35, Rebinson Rd. Escolta

Royal Drug Industries—163, Moul- Rennolds Co., Wm. H.—129, Juan

mein Road Luna, Binondo

Singapore Fertilizer & Chemical Sterling Products Exports, Inc., N.

Co., The—P.O. Box 77 Y.—Gibbs Building

SIAM Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc.—436, Das-

marinas

Bangkok CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS

Barrow Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan JAPAN

Hua Takay

Dietheim & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Kobe

Diethelmco

Imperial Chemical Industries (Mala- Akakabe Pharmacy—133, Motomachi-

ya), Ltd. — c/o East Asiatic Co., dori

Ltd. Hankyu Pharmacy—28, Kamitsutsui-

THE PHILIPPINES cho

Hoteiya Pharmacy—100, Motomachi-

Cebu dori

Insular Drug Co., Inc.—P.O. Box Hill dori

Pharmacy—36, Shimoyamate-

149 Internation Pharmacy—73, Kyo-machi

Manila Kirin-do Pharmacy—14, Kitanagasa-

dori

Berry Chemical Co.—211, Barbosa, | Kumochi Pharmacy—130, Kumochiba-

Quiapo shi-dori

Botica Boie—95, Escolta, Binondo Tokyo

Botica Hensonnia—S7, Real Corner

Cabildo, Intramuros Beck, Walter—5, Kofukubashi

Bush Chemical Co.—443, Ronquillo Dai-ichi Seiyaku Kaisha—1, Edobashi

Castmac, Inc.—181, David, Binondo Dai Nippon Seiyaku Kaisha—7, Hon-

Central Chemical Co.—1011, R. Hil- cho

dago Quiapo Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd.—

David Drug Store—P. Gomez Cor. Sanshin Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho

Ronquillo, Sta. Cruz Hoshi Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.—326,

Escolta Drug Co.—53-60, Escolta Nishi Osaki-cho

Fi-Ma, Manila—'165, Leveriza, Pasay, Katow & Co., Y. K. R.—2, Muro-

Rizal machi

Inhelder Walch Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—3, Kobunar

1182 cho

Insular Drug Co., ;inc.—153, Juan Nippon Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

Luna, Binondo —200, Kamedo-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E116 CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS

Yokohama Hongkong

Barnwell, iS. M.—87, Yamashita-cho

Hattori Shoten—31, Onae-cho Bakilly Co.—153, Des Voeux Road

Maruzen Yakuten—34, Benten-dori Central

Takagi Fukutaro Shoten G.K.—27, Berlin Co., Ltd.—161, Des Voeux Road

Central

Kasunoki-cho

Yokohama Yakubo G.K.—156, Yama- Central China Despensary—8.2, Queen’s Road

shita-cho

Colonial Dispensary - Gloucester

CHINA Building

Edward Dispensary, The—51, Queen’s

Amoy Road Central

Fletcher & Co., Ltd.—Shell House

Amoy Pharmacy Franklin Laboratory—63 and 65, Des

Cheong & Sons, E. S.—Kulangsu Yoeux Road Central

Hope Co., The Grand Dispensary—China Building

King’s Dispensary—King’s Theatre

Canton Building

German Dispensary, Ltd., The—38, Kowloon Dispensary — 80, Nathan

Road, Kowloon

West Bund Pharmacy , The Shell House

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Shameen Qeeun’s Dispensary—22, Des Voeux Road

Hankow Central

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Alexandra

Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Buildings

Sing Seng Road, S.A.D. 3. The — 7, World Drug Co., Ltd.—160, Des Voeux

Associated Drug Co. — Kai Shien, Road Central

S.A.D. 2.

Central ChinaRoad

Sing Seng Dispensary, Ltd.—22, Macao

Hankow Chemical

50, Rue Dautaemer Laboratory, The—

Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Rue de Farmacie Moderna—Alvenida Alm-

eida Ribeiro

Hanoi and Rue Dubail

Intertional Pharmacy—Liang Yee St. Senada Popular—16, Largo do

Pharmacia

Harbin Mukden

Far Eastern Drug Trading Co.—20,

Russkaya Street

Imperial Chemical Indlstries Betines & Co., Ltd., S. J.—Ta Hsi

(China), Ltd.—14, Novogorodniaya Pien Men Wei

Street

Hoihow Nanking

Chino-Polish Dispensary Nanking Pharmacy — 203, Taiping

German Dispensary Road, Hua Pai Lou Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST,OF TRADES

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS EU7

Peiping Parke, Davis & Co.—43, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

American Drug Store—94, Ha tamen PharmacieGenerale-h949, Avenue Joffre

Pharmacie Moderne—772, Ave. Joffre

Street

Betines & Co.—Hatamen Street Shanghai Chemical Laboratory—138

Nanking Road

International Dispensary—35, Chien Sharp

Men Street & Dohme, Inc.—161, Museum

Road

Peking Dispensary—Morrison Street Sine Pharmacy—32, Broadway

Saito & Co., G.S.—Shia-kung-fu Sing Lee Co.—14, Museum Road

Shanghai Union Dispensary—1313, North Sze-

chuen Road

Union Pharmacy—760, Avenue Joffre

Allen & Hanburys, Ltd.—110, Hankow Warner Hudnut Co., Inc.—668, Sze-

Road chuen Road

Anglo - Chinese Dispensary — 235, Watson & Co., A. S.—7i, Nanking Road

Honan Road

Asia Pharmacy—1918, Avenue Joffre Swatow

Cathay Pharmacy—1131, Bubbling

Well Road

Chang & Co., Ltd., J. D.—286, Nan- Seng

Road

Hong Co., Ltd.—229, Wai Ma

king Road

Eagle Drug Co.—639, Szechuen Road Tientsin

Foster-McClellan Co.—489, Kiangse

Road Adachi & Co., K.—158, Asahi Road

Great China Dispensary, Ltd.—313, Balandin’s Pharmacy — 6, Haining

Foochow Road Road

Great Eastern Dispensary—851, Pe- Central Dispensary, Ltd., The—

king Road

Grenard & Co., L. — 619-621, Avenue North

City

East Corner of Tientsin

Joffre Henderson Co., J.—139, Victoria

Hawley, H. V.—3-8, Sassoon House Road

International

Foochow Road Dispensary, Ltd.—221, New Oriental Pharmacy—281, Vic-

toria Road

Jensen’s Chemical Laboratory—114, Raiher’s

Nanking Road Pharmacy—20, Wusih Road

Kasamatsu Dispensary—389, Canton Universal

Road

Pharmacy—40, Dickinson

Road

Kofa American Drug Co.—226, Nan- RoadWatson & Co., A.S.—238, Victoria

king Road

Lubbert’s New American Pharmacy- Woollen,

France

Vosy & Co.—86, Rue de

169, Nanking Road

Mulford Co., H.K.—161, Museum Rd.

Nanyang Tsingtao

Road Dispensary—506, Nanking

National Linke, Otto—76, Chungshan Road

Road Pharmacy —811, Nanking Snow & Co., M. L.—Exchange Bldg.

Nisshodo Dispensary—280, Woosung Tsingtao Dispensary—27, Chungshan

Road Road

Oriental Dispensary — 356, Foochow Tsingtao Pharmacy—27, Chungshan

Road Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E118 CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS

INDO-CHINA Federal Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner

Yap Ah Loy & High Street, Kuala

Hanoi Lumpur

Selangor Dispensary — 228, High

Phabmacib Montes—54, Rue Paul Street

MALAYA Singapore

Johore Anglo-Chinese Dispensary — 303,

North Bridge Road

People’s Dispensary—34, Jalan Ibra- British Dispensary—33, Raffles Place

him, Johore Bahru British

Road Pharmacy—440, North Bridge

Malacca Chong iShing Dispensary, Ltd.—398,

North Bridge Road

George Town Dispensary, Ltd.—9-11, Choo Dispensary—102, Rochore Road

Riverside

Malacca Pharmacy—100, Bunga Raya Eastern

Road

Dispensary—149, New Bridge

Road Federal Dispensary, Ltd.—3, Raffles

Ong Dispensary—10, Riverside Place

Negri Sembilan Foster-McClellan & Co.—42, Mosque

Street

Town Dispensary—9, Jalan Tunku StreetFulford Co., Ltd.—3-a 3-b, Malacca

Hassan Seremban Grafton Laboratories—20b, Collyer

Quay

Penang Hinnam

& 313, North Bridge Road

Boon Pharmacy—182, Penang Road International Surgery—17, Robinson

George Town Dispensary—39, Beach Road

Street Maynard & Co., Ltd.—11, Battery

Northam Pharmacy—168, Campbell Road

Street Medical Hall, Ltd.—20a & 20b, Cqllyer

Universal Pharmacy — 118, Acheen Quay

Street Sincere Dispensary, Ltd.—59, Hill

Street

Perak Sx. Mark’s Dispensary—23-2, Cole-

man St.

Excelsior Pharmacy—S8, Hugh Low United Road

Pharmacy—305, North Bridge

Street

George Town Dispensary—Station

Road, Ipoh THE PHILIPPINES

Oh Kim Siang & Co.—34, Belfield

Street, Ipoh Manila

Teluk Anson Cash Chemists — 1,

Anson Road, Teluk Anson Berry’s Chemical Co., Ino. — 211,

Barbosa, Quiapo

Selangor Botica Boie—95, Escolta

Botica de Sta. Cruz—106, Plaza

Coronation Dispensary—137, Petaling Bush Chemical

Ronquillo, Sta. Co.,

Cruz Inc., Joe—443,

Street

 CLASSIFIED LTST OF TRADES

CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS - COAL MERCHANTS E119

Castmag, Inc.—181, David, Binondo CIGARS & CIGARETTES

Central Chemical Co.—1011 R. — (See under Tobacco)

Hidalgo, Quiapo

Corona Pharmaceutical, The —105, COAL MERCHANTS

Plaza Calderon de. la Barca,

David Drug Store—P. Gomez, Sta. JAPAN

Cruz

Ermita Drug Store—233, M. H. del

Pilar Hakodate

Francos’ Pharmacy—501, Bambang

Sta. Cruz

Glorious Drug Store—653, Dart, Hokkaido

Masago-cho

Tanko Kisen K. K.-t7>

Paco

Hizon Laboratory—549, P. Paterno, Hama-cho Kagyo K. K.—4, Higashi

Mitsubishi

Quiapo

Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd.—403, Ohkura Shoji K. K.—6, Moto-machi

China Bank Building, Juan Luna

Insular Drug. Co., Ino.—153, Juan Kobe

Luna

Kock Laboratory—2157, O’Donnell Asoh Shoten—Meikai Bldg., 32, Aka-

Levy & Blum, Inc.—35, Plaza Sta. shi-machi

Cruz Birnie, Leonard —45, Naka-machi

Luzon Drug Store—1913, Rizal, Sta. Bujuntan Hambai K.K.—c/o Hime-

Cruz tora, Gumi, Sakae-machi

Manila Dispensary — 1919, Herran Deguichi-iShoten—15, Shinzaike-cho

Paco Furukawa Kogyo K.K.—97, Kaigan-

Menzi & Co., Inc. — 180-182, Juan dori

Luna, Binondo Hamad a Tosuke—170, Sakae-machi

National Drug Store—539-541, Ave. Hashimoto Coal Shoten—45, Moto-

Rizal machi

Philippine American Drug Co.—95, Kaijima Tanko K.K.—Meikai Bldg.,

Escolta 32, Akashi-machi

Rizal Avenue Pharmacy—711, Rizal, Kamiichi Qkiyama Hambai K.K. —

Sta* Cruz 1/63, Naka-machi

Standard Drug Store—1329, Herran Kobe Genzan Sekitan G.K. — 111,

Sakae-machi

Stearns & Co.—635, Sales, Sta. Cruz Kyushu Tangyo K.K. —Sakae-machi

Universal Drug Store—511-513, Rizal, Manbyo Sekitan Shotbn K.K. —15,

Sta. Cruz Kawasaki-cho

Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc.—680, Masuda Masutaro—318, Sannomiya-

Dasmarinas cho

Yucijanseh Drog Co., Ino.-^436, Das- Miki Sekitan Shoten G.K.—43, Isono-

marinas cho

BORNEO Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—48, Aka-

shi-machi .

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan-

Sarawak dori

Ohkura-gumi—8, Kaigan-dori

Kuching Drug Store—'Kuching, Sa- Shindo Kinya Shoten—55, Mot*>

rawak machi-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E120 COAL MERCHANTS

Teraola Taizo Shoten—91, Funadai- Osaka

ku-cho

Uyeyama Shoten—20, Kaigan-dori Amano Hidetaro—16, Benten-cho

Watanabe Ukiohi Shoten—164, Sanno- Fukumatsu Shokai—25, Taisho-maohi

miya-cho

Yamashita Koqyo K.K.—26, Sakae- Fukuyama

kaigawa

Wakiei K.K.—30, Nishi Sa-

machi Hida Ken—17, Benten-cho, Minato-ku

Kyushu Kaijima Shogyo K.K.—15, Kawagui-

chi-cho

Kyodo Sekitan K.K.—1, Nishi Doton-

Fuktjmatsu Shokai—Masago-cho bori

Kita Shiten—Kaigam-dori Kyushu Sekitan K.K.—16, Benten-cho

Uchida Shoji K.K.—Sho Shiokawa Nagasawa iShoten—77, Tsumori-cho

dori Nihon Cokes K.K.—1071, Sakuraga-

wa-cho

Moji Osaka Godo Sekitan K.K.-2-15, Kit-

sugawa, Naniwa-ku

Shuzo Shokai—11, Kita Ajikawa-cho

Kyushu Tangyo K.K.—Sanbashi-dori Takasago Shoji K.K.—473, Ichioka-

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K. — Higashi cho

Minato-cho Teikoku Tangyo K.K.—3, Dojima

Ohhashi Shokai—Hig:ashi Hon-machi Hama-dori

Yamashita Kogyo K.K.—Kaiun Bldg., Tsumori Cokes Seizo-sho—665, Tsu-

mori-machi

Nishi Kaigan-dori

Yasukawa Seizaburo—Yusen Bldg., UbeTomboriSenten Gomei Kaisha—18, Nishi

Sanbashi-dori

Wakada Tosaburo—18,, Minami Aji-

Nagasaki kawa-cho

Yamamoto Shoji Kaisha—2-18, Minami

Ajikawa-cho

Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone Yamashita Cokes K.K.—250, Chishi-

machi ma-cho

Mlitsui Bussan K.K.—3, Tokiwa-machi

Mitsubishi Kogyo Kaisha—21, Ozone- Shidzuoka

machi

Mukai Sekitan Shoten—2, Funakura- Tanaka Shoten—20, Hinode-cho

cho Uruhata Shoten—20, Hinode-cho

Yamaha Shoji K K —Onae-maohi

Shimonoseki

Nagoya

Kaijima Tanko K.K.—Karato-cho

Murayama Sekitan K.K.—4, Kako- Takarabe Tsutomu—Nishinabe-cho

machi

Niimi Shoten—Nagaune-cho Tokyo

Show a Sekitan K.K. — 10, Sakae-

machi Bunjuntan HanBai K. K.—Maru-

Suzuki Sekitan Shoten—13, Ikenehi- nouchi Building

cho Furukawa Sikitan Kogyo K.K.—8,

Toyoda Sekitan K.K.—Kako-machi Marunouchi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COAL MERCHANTS El21

Iw4Ki Tanko K. K.—Shokin Building, Hankow

Marunouchi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha-Muro-machi Eikwa & Co.—17, Poyang Road

Sumitomo

runouchi Goshi Kaisha—2, Mar FusaceChung Corporation—95, Rue d’Al

Lorraine

Yokohama Kailan Mining Administration—3,

Tungting Road

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 271 Li Ho Kow Mining Co.—Communi-

cations Building, Hunan Road

Keihin Cokes K.K.—Chiwaka-cho Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Kiang

M unakata Shokai—1, Yoshihama-cbo Han Road, S.A.D. 3.

Okamuea Shoten—632, Kubo-cho Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Taiping

Yamashita Kogyo K. K.—81, Onoe-che Road

Yamanaka Shoten—14, Yoshihama-cho Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

Yokohama Kiyota Shoten—250, Ka-

nagawa-oho Harbin

FORMOSA Moulin Coal Mining Corpn.—Ashi

heiskaya Street

Chin Seng Industrial & Develop- Skidelsky’s

ment Co., Ltd.—Taihoku Successors, L. S. — 44,

Elphinstone, S.—Taipeh Bolshoi Prospekt

Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taihoku Suzuki & Co.—Mostovaya Street •

KOREA Hongkong

Horai Shokai—79, Horai-cho, Seoul Charbonnages du Tcnkin — Marina

Hoyei Shokai—13, Kanko-dori Seoul House, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central

Mikasa Shokai — 8, Okazaki-cho, Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

Building

Seoul

Mikuni Shokai—25, Nandaimon-dori Grimble & Co.—Prince’s Building

Seoul Hin Fat & Co,, Ltd. —17, Connaught

Ohshima Road Central

ehi Kimikazu—43, Furuichi-ma- Hughes & Hough, Ltd.—6, Des Vceux

Road Central

CHINA Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Prince’s

Building

Canton Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha,. Ltd.—Holland

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—58, i ReissHouse, Queen’s, Road Central

B. C., Shaineen Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Central

Chingwantao Sassoon

Voeux RoadCo.,Central

Ltd., David—12, Des

KaiLAn Mining Administration Shewan, Tomes

Yoeux Road Central& Co., Ltd. — 10, Des

Dairen ThoResen

Wallem & Co.—Hongkong & Shanghai

Kyodo-gumi, G. K.—2, Irifune-cho Bank Building

Miyazaki Shokai, G. K.—2, Irifune- Williamson & Co.—P. & O. Building

cho Wingly & Co.—26a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Taijun-yoko—11, Nogi-cho Wong Siu Woon—271, Hennessy Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E122 COAL MERCHANTS

Peiping WallEm & Cb.—93, Canton Road

I Li Coal Mining Co., Ltd.—28, Nei Wheelock

Wing Tai & Co.—124, Nanking Road

Er Hung Tung, Chienmen

Mentoukou Coal Mining Co.—Culty Road Kisen Kaisha—30, Foochow

Yamashita

Chambers, Legation Quarter

Mitsubishi Goshi Kaisha—Tung Tan Taku

Pai Lou Road

Mat&ui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tsung Kailan Mining Administration —

Pui Hutung Tongku

Shanghai Tientsin

Bourne, Z. S —347, Sieyes Road Ching-Hsing Minen G.m.b.H. — 14,

China Coal Briquette Co.—33, Sze- DuTungchow

Pont de

Road 1st Special Area

Nemours & Co., Inc., E.

chuen Road I.—52, Taku Road

Dah Tung Coal Mining Co.—480, Hua Sheng—40, Miyajima Road

Nanking Road

Eastern Coal Co. — Lane 432, 80, Kailan Mining Administration —

Meadows Road

Mybiirgh Road

Han-Yeh-Ping Iron & Coal Co., Ltd. 14 Julliet Kaisha, Ltd.—42, Rue du

Mitsu Shoji

• 33j Szeehuen Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Ya-

Hargen & Co.—115, Hankow Road

Herlofson, Gordon. Reeves—12, The Peimaguchi Road

Piao Coal Mining

Bund

Ilbert & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Peiping-Liaoning RailwayCo.,Adminis-

Ltd —

tration Bldg.

Iwai & Co., Ltd.—99, Hankow Road Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

Kailan Sales Agency—33, Szechuen Agency—14, Italian Bund

Road Wutaca & Co., Y.—18, Rue de Baron

Kiyohara & Co.<-i-110, Szechuen Road Gros.

Mataichi Yoko—159, Boone Road MALAYA

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu-

kiang Road Selangor

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen

Road

Monroe & Co., Ltd., F.C. —128, Malayan Collieries,

Buildings, Kuala Lumpur Ltd. — Bank

Museum Road

Nee Tai Shing & Co. —182-184, Sinza Singapore

Road

Racine & Cie—2, Peking Road Eastern Mining & Rubber Co.—22,

Sam Joe & Co.—195, Broadway Bonham Building, Chulia Street

San Dah Sung Coal Co.—w700a, Mark- Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. —

ham Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—Sassoon LyeHongHuat

Kong Bank Building

& Co.—4, Robinson Road

House

Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co.—70, McAlister & Co.—Battery Road

Szechuen Road Paterson, Simons & Co.—Prince St.

Sumitomo Honsha, Ltd.—89, Kiukiang and Collyer Quay

Road Senda & Co., Ltd.—39, The Arcade

Takaiwa

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADE-S

COAL MERCHANTS-COPRA, HEMP & ROPE E123

THE PHILIPPINES Yokohama Hampu K. K.—55, Kita^

naka-dori

Manila

Ampil & Co.—997, M. de la Industria CHINA

Chua Be—128, Villalobos, Quiapo Hongkong

Chua Kia—45, Pza Oral Lachambre

Fernandez & Co., V.T.—204, Va- Elizalde & Co.—H. K. Bank Bldg.

lenzuela

Madrigal & Co.—8, Muelle del Banco Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd. —10, Des Vceux Road Central

Nacional, Binondo Works, Kennedy Town

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. —

National City Bank Bldg. MALAYA

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation-

al City Bank Building Singapore

Russell & Co.—P.O. Box 982

Santos Chua Hong—67, Muelle de Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd.—100-102,

Jolo Robinson Road

CONTRACTORS—(

ing Contractors)

COPRA, HEMP & ROPE Padang

JAPAN Schneewind, P.

Kobe THE PHILIPPINES

Hosokawa Shoten—163, Shinzaike Cebu

Ichinoki Shoten—97, Shin-machi

Ishikawa Shoten—20, Monotana-cho International Harvester Co. of Phi-

Kobe Asabukuro, K. K.—157, Shin- lippines—34, P. Burgos

zaike-oho

Tokyq Seiko K.K.—2, Irie-dori Iloilo

Yoshioka Shoten G. K.—29, Komono-

ya-cho International Harvester Co. of Phi-

Osaka lippines—Muella Loney

Abe Ichirobei—Kita Kyutayo-cho Manila

Hirota Toyozo—51, Bakuro-machi

Horitomi Shoko, K. K.—9, Shinzaike Agusan Coconut Co.—422, Heacook

Building, Binondo

Shimada Otosukf—20, Edobori

Teikoku Seimei K. K.—Osaka Bldg., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—Insular

Life Building, Binondo

eG Soze-cho

Babcock & Co., Inc—El Hogar Bldg.

Yokohama Bermundez & Bautista, Inc.—5, San

Gabriel, Binondo

Akimoto Gunpei Shoten—8, Tokiwa- Bio & Chuan, Inc.—685, Benavides

cho Daido Bocki Kaisha, Ltd. — Hong

Hattori Shoten—31, Onoe-cho

Kitagawa Kinzo Shoten—11, Sakura- DuKongHu& Shanghai Bank Building

Ting—342, Camba, San

gi-cho Nicolas

Tanigawa Shoten—8, Minato-cho

Teikoku Seima K.K. — c/o Tokiwa Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-209, M. de

Bldg., 1, Tokiwa-cho Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E124 COPRA, HEMP & ROPE-COTTON & TEXTILES

El Dorado Oil Works-318, National Birnie, LEONARD^Uchida Building,

45, N akamachi

City Bank Building, Binondo

Erquiaqa, Ino., B. de—909, Indiana Cader, Doray & Co.—107-4, Nakaya-

General Manufacturing Co., Ltd.— Clough, Kerby—10, Kaigan-dori

129, Juan Luna Cox & Hirao—112, Kita-machi

International Harvester Co. of Delbourgo & Co., D. H. —85, Yedo-

Philippines—Marsman Building, Port machi

Area

JOHNSON-PlCKETT ROPE Co.—P.O. Box Detaram & Son—30-i, Isobe-dori

Dialdas Alimchand & Co.—110b, Ha-

1457 chiman-dori

Lim Seam Sons—912, San Nicolas Dodwell & Co.—82, Kyo-machi

Lu Tay & Co.—644, Jtian Luna

Luzon Industrial Corpn. — Chaco Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-mach’

Fatichand & Sons—123, Isogami-dori

Building, Binondo

Manila Cordage Co.—P.O. Box 131 Findlay,

Ltd.—©, Richardson

Ito-machi & Co.(Japan),

Mitsui ' Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Na- Gosho K.K.—15, Naniwa-machi

tional City Bank Building, Binondo

Philippine Manufacturing , Co.—244, Gourgey, J. S.—169, Sannomiya-cho

Davia, Binondo Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39,

Akashi-machi

Saleeby Fiber Co,-, Inc.—325, National Hosokawa

City Bank Building' Binondo Shoten—173, Shihzaike-cho

Schnitzler Sons—957, < Ongpin Hukmichand Rambhagat & Co.—14,

Siy Cong Bieng & Co.—123, Juan Iraq Nakayamate-dori

Luna Trading Co., The—Ito Bldg., 60,

Smith Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hong Kong Sannomiya-cho

and Shanghai Bank Building, Jhamatall Gurbamall & Co.—100c,

Binondo Hachiman-dori

Spencer Kellogg & Sons, iNC-ruL Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—Misaki-

Tomas Claudio cho

Tubbs Cordage Co.—P.O. Box 131 Katsukura Shoten—6, Hachiman-dor.i

Yek Hua Trading Corpn.—129, Juan Kawasaki Shoten—47, Motomachi-dori

Luna Kerry & Co.—7, Harima-maehi

Koga Shoten—1-38, Kita-Sakasegawa-

Zamboanga cho

Kurachi Shoten—39, Kaigan-dori

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box Layko Ross & Co., Ino.—94, Yedo-

199 machi

Philippine Dessicated Coconut Cor- Makaver MoBeath & Co.—30, Akashi-

PORATioN-t-Reeodo machi

Moosa, Motiwalla & Sons—95, Isobe

COTTON & TEXTILES dori

Motiwalla & Sons—95, Isobe-dori

JAPAN Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori

Kobe Murata TJmetani & Co.—180, Sanno-

miya-cho

Akamatsu Shoten—7-51, Goko-dori Naigai Wata K. K.—1-5, Hamabe-

dori

Bagnall, K.—76, Hachiman-dori Naraindas, B.—87, Sannomiya-cho

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori, 2- Nippon

machi

Menkwa K.K.—123, Higashi-

chome

 CLASSIFIED LISL OF TEADES

COTTON & TEXTILES El 25

Okayoshi Shoten—62, Aioi-cho Kiyama Katsutaro — 16, Kitahama,

Okuzawa Shoten—79, Isobe-dori Higashi-ku

Pohomull Bros.—P.O. Box 49 Kobayashi Hideichi—51, Matsushima-

Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3-68, Manget cho

Isqbe-dori Bros. & Co.—P.O. Box ,,96

(Central)

Shibari Shoten—87, Sannomiya-cho MarunAga

S oncierwalla & Cqf—106, Isobe-dori Shoten—35, Minami Kyu-

taro-machi

Takashima-ya, Iida & Co.—97, Yedo- McFadden Bros.—P. O. Box 55 (Central)

machi Nippon Menka K.K.—10, Nakanoshi-

Tahba Menko—184, Wakmohama-eho ma, Kita-ku

Yamagushi Kenjiro Shoten—94, Tsu- Sansho Goshi Kaisha—52, Edobori

kairioto-dori Minami-dori

Yasuda Shokai,, T-—Ifa Bldg., Sanno- Showa Menka K.K.—Gosho Building,

miya-cho 25, Nakanoshima

Yasuda Shoten—60, Sannomiya-cho Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd.—22, Ima-

bashi

Kyoto Takemura Shoten—13, Minami Hon-

machi

Kanegafuchi Boseki Kaisha Kono Tazuke Shoten — 40, Minami Hon-

Uchiraki-cho machi

Kyoto Orimono K.K.—46, Shimo Toyo Menka K.K.—1, Koraibashi

Adachi-cho Yamamoto Shigezo—21, Itachibori Mi-

Tsuji Boseki Kaisha—Hanai-cho nami-dori

Nagoya Shimonoseki

Hattori Shoten, Ltd.—11, Miya-

machi, Ninami-ku Suho

Hattori-yo G.K.—Shimosono-cho maguich-ken K.K.—Ono-mura, Ya-

Orimono

Ito Shin Shoten—2, Nakano-cho Ube Boshoku K.K.—Ube, Yamaguich-

Japan Cotton Trading Co.—6, Hichi- ken

ken-cho

Kanematsu & Co.—Shimo Choja- Tokyo

machi

Miyaki Shoten—Tsurushige-cho Dai Nippon Boseki K.K.—1, Minami-

Miyamoto Bussan Gomei Kaisha—20, Fuji senju

Tenma-cho Gasu Boseki Kaisha—40, Saka-

Miyata Shoten—7, Shimo Sono-cho moto-cho

Sugimoto Shoten—2, Temma-cho Jay W. Myers, Inc.—P.O. Box F.89,

Central

Takisada G.K.—Higashi Yorozu-machi Kanegafuchi

Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—18, Tem- mida-cho Boseki K.K.—1612 Su-

ma-cho Nippon Menka K.K.—13, Hongoku-cho

Osaka Toyo Menka K.K.—20, Shinzaimoku-

cho, Nihonbashi-ku

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Anderson, Clayton & Co-’s Agency— Yokohama

P.O. Box 165 (Central)

Ito Tomigoro—IS, Kitahorie-cho Akita Genchichi Shoten—58, Nihon

Krt^HEi Goshi Kaisha—850, San-pin Ohdori

Bldg., 15, Kita Kyutaro-machi Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

COTTON k TEXTILES

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Hon- Central Agency, Ltd., The—50, Cen-

tral Avenue, Shameen

cho

Gazal, Joseph G.—38, Naka-machi Eafeek & Co.—27-28, French Conces-

Gehimall Bros.—10, Fukiya-cho sion, Shameen

Iwashita Shokai—38, Nihon-Ohdon Eeuter, Brockelmann & Co.—37,

B. C., Shameen

Moruishi Shokai—20, Minato-cho

Nanri Trading Co., Ltd. — 11-14, Chefoo

Kitanaka-dori

Nihalchand Bros.—77, Yamashita- Chefoo Export Co. — Broadway

cho ^ Laces)

Nozaki Shokai—202, Yamashita-cho China Hairnet Co.—Chang Yu Eoad

Okumura & Co., K.—53, Onoe-cho (Laces)

Premsing k Sons, I.—153, Yamashi- China Crafts (Laces)

ta-cho China Manufacturers—(Laces)

Eamchand, G.—75. Yamashita-cho China Merchants’ Pongee Associa-

Eobinson, G.—24, Yamashita-cho tion—Beach Street (Laces)

Shimada & Co.—4, Onoe-cho Hsin & Co., D. T.—(Embroideries)

Takemura Co., Ltd.—3, Ohta-machi Reiser & Co., Inc.—(Laces)

Tetkamdas Bros.—127b. Yamashita- Shantun Silk

cho Tai Tung & Co.—Broadway (Laces)

Tovo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2,

Omote Takashima-cho Dairen

Wakabayashi Shoten, T.—4, Bandai-

cho Fuha Yoko—208, Yamagata-dori

KOEEA Hsien Miao Cheng—50, Naniwa-cho

Manshu Fukubo K. K.—Shusuishi

Chosen Seimon K.K.—104, Moto- Murata Shoko K.K.—37, Iss-cho

machi, Seoul Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha- -

Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo j 48, Yamagata-dori

Ide Teizo — 135, Nandaimon-dori, Te Tai—55, Oku-machi

Seoul Toyo Menkwa K. K.—182, Yamagata

Ka.tiwara Sentaro—93, Kita Yone- cho

kura-cho

Keijo Boshoku K.K.—116, NandaL Hankow

Kyoyeki-sha—133, Nandaimon-dori

Miyabayashi Taiji Shoten—72, Hase- Dodwell & Co.—5, Tungting Road

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund

gawa-cho

Takase Gomei Kaisha—95, Namdai- LeePoyang & Co., D.A.—7, Ding An Lee,

Road

mon-dori, Seoul

Toyo Senshokt K.K.—83, Chosa-do, Menta, B R.—7, Tungting Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Kiang

Seoul

Yamada Tomeikichi — 121, Nandai- Han Road, S.A.D. 3.

mon-dori, Seoul Nippon Menkwa

4. Kiang Kabushiki Kaisha—

Han Road

CHINA “Sapt” Textile Products^, Yih

Yuen Road

Canton Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David

Bodiker & Co.—86, B. C., Shameen Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road,

5.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON & TEXTILES El 27

Harbin Chun Tah Cotton Spinning * Weav

ing Co.—349, Ningpo Road

Kagan, A. I.—11, Politzeskaya Street Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Tschurin & Co.—Tschurin Building, ward VII

New Town Dodwell & Co.—17, Canton Road

Dunlop & Co., W. —117, Hong Kong

Hongkong Road

Ewq -Cotton Mills, Ltd. — 27, The

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—Marina Bund

House, 15-19 Queen’s Road Fein, Aron—893, Avenue Joffre

Bodiker & Co.—167, Des Yoeux Road Fook Weng & Co—132, Nanking Rd.

Central

Central Agency, Ltd.—2, Connaught Forster & Co.—128, Kiangse Road

Golding, F. W.—20, Canton Road

Road Central

Gray

Davis, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s (Laces) Trading Co. — 61, Peking Road

Road. Central Hedaya Importing ' Co.--25, Chu Pao

Feld & Co., Ltd., F. — 5, Queen’s [ San

Road Central Hongkong and Shanghai Lace Co.—

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & 0. —17, Museum Road

Building How Sang & Cb. — 33, Montauban

Hhygen, G. E.—8, Lee Yuen Street West j (Laces): '■

Japanese Bazaar—7, D’Aguilar St. Ilbert & Co.—17, Canton Road

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Alexan- Illingworth, L. E.—210,KiukiangRoad

dra Building

Loxley & Co., W.R.—York Building Itoh & Cb.—110, Hankow Road

Manners & Co.—7, Queen’s Road Cen- Jacqbsen,

Jardine.

Axel—40 Ningpo Road

Matheson & Co.—27, The

tral . Bund

Reiss, Bradley &. Co.—7, Queen’s Road Kishida & Co., II.—202, Broadway

Central

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des Kung Yik Mill—160, Robinson Road

Voeux Road Central Lebel (China)—220, Szechuen Road

Shewan, Tomes & Oo., Ltd.—10, Des Master & Co., M.J.—131, Hankow Rd.

Yoeux Road Central Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie — 137.

South China Knitting Factory— Canton Road

Shantung Street

Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd. — 50,

Szechuen Road; Factory: Yangtzepoo

Building Road

Union Trading Co., Ltd.—York Building Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuec

Road

Shanghai Morgenstern, O.—81, Jinkee Road

Anderson, Clayton & Co.—34, Avenue Nagai Wata Kaisha, Ltd. — 931, Gor-

don Road

Edward VII

Nippon

Arnhold & Co. „ Ltd.—Sassoon House 103, Hankow Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

Azadian, J.—4, French Bund Road

Behn, Meyer China Co.—356, Peking Olivier-Chine—95,Co.—33,

Nissei Trading Szechuen Rd.

Museum Road

Road

Behrens & Co., Sir Jacob—150, Kiu- Oriental Trading Co., Ltd. — 367,

Kiangse Road

kiang Road

Central Agency, Ltd.—50, Szechuen Pioneer Knitting Mill — Lane 468a,

15, Szechuen Road

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 28 COTTON & TEXTILES

“ Sapt ” Textile Products, Ltd.— Tientsin

255, Peking Road

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—Sassoon Central

Building

Agency, Ltd. — Davenport

House

Sean You Zoo & Co.—587, Nanking Collins & Co.—75, Consular Road

Road Fairchild & Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Cotton Manufacturing Co. Forbes & Co., Ltd., William — 45,

—185, Szechuen Road Victoria Road

Shanghai Trading Co. — 36-38, Miller Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Road Hall & Holtz—101, Victoria Road

Shepherd, G. C.—320, Szechueh Road Hatch, Carter & Co.—131, Davenport

Siber, Hegner & Co.—97, Yuen Ming Road

Yuen Road Hua Mao Trading Co., Ltd.—8, Lin

Spunt & Co., J.—221, Foochow Road Ho Li

Tai & Son, C. T.—185, Proper Paris Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. —

Victoria Road and Ewo Road

Tokwa Boseki Kaisha, Ltd.—93, Han- Liddell Brothers

kow Road & Co.—Taku Road

Toyo Menka Kaisha—185, Szechuen Mackenzie & Co.—136, Taku Road

Road Moyler, Powell & Co.—193, Victoria

Toyoda Cotton Spinning and Weav- Road

ing Co.—200, Jessfield Road Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

Ultramar Import Co. —17, Canton 163, Quai de Auguste Boppe

Road Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con

V ok art Brothers’ Agency—34, Avenue sular Road

Edward VII Toyo Menka Kabushiki Kaisha—2,

Yannoulatos Brothers—120, Jinkee Miyajima Road

Road (Laces) Volkart Bros. Agency—52, Taku Rd.

Yu Fong Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd. Wilson & Co.—55, Ewo Road

—110, Hankow Road

Zats, Steinman & Co.—110, Szechuen Wulfsohn, Louis—34-36, Taku Road

Road Tsingtao

Swatow Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha—

P. O. Box 88 (Cotton)

Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76 Weihaiwei

Chang, T.K.—14, Avenue Republique

(Laces) Sunlight Co., The—(Embroideries)

China Embroidery Co. —11, Siang

Yap Street Wenchow

Eastern Trading Co.—8, East Liang

Hua Lee Hwang Co., Chi wen W.—15-18, Mo

E. Chong Co.—2, Mehg Hin Lane, Chih Fang Street

Kialat

Hil> Seng Co.—75, Kialat Road SIAM

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Bdk 66 Bangkok

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44, Barrow Brown & Co., Lrn.—Tapan

Yee Ann St. Hua Takay

Tonkin & Co., H.^59, Kialat Road

Tsu Sok Che, Mrs.—11, Sin Heng Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

COTTON & TEXTILES-CURIO MERCHANTS El29

Eastern Indian Trading Co., The— Handa Shgko-do—35, Fukuhara-cho

1409, East Side Memorial Bridge, Inouye Shoten, K.—14, Kitanagasa-

Opposite Economic Museum dori

MALAYA Kerry & Co.—7, Harima-machi

Ktmitra Kofttsen-do—314, Motomachi-

Penang dori

Layko Ross & Co., Inc.—94, Yedo-

machi

Doulatram & Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach Miyama Yoshijiro—58, Kano-cho

Street

Nakai & Co., M.—185, Sannomiya-dho

Singapore Naraindas, B.—37, Sannomiya-cho

Barlow & Co. — Ocean Building, Pohomitll Bros.—1-5, Isogami-dori

Shono Shoei-do—195, Moto-machi

Collyer Quay

Bin & Co., S. I.—22, Meyer Chambers, Taniguchi

machi

Shoten G.K.—230, Moto-

Raffles Place

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36-38, Robin- Uyeda

dori

Kinseki-do—10, Kitanagasa-

son Road

Brinkman & Co.—French Bank Bldg., Yamato

dori

Bros. & Co.—4, Shimoyamate-

Raffles Sq.

Echigoya & Co.—54-56, Middle Road Yamana Torao Shoten-24, Moto-ma-

Tels & Co’s Trading Society — 34-6, chi

Cross Street Kyoto

Union Trading Co. — 72, Robinson

Road Hayashi Skinbei—Gion-cho, Kitaya-

THE PHILIPPINES ma

Yamanaka G.K.—Sanjobo-cho

Manila Nagasaki

Kummer & Comins—175, Juan Luna Fukagawa Seiji K.K.—35, Kajiya-

Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 1392 machi

Manila Remnant Co., Ino.—451, Juan Fukuda Tokiten^43, Kajiya-madhi

Luna

Neoss, Hesslein Corporation—144, Nagasaki Porcelain Co., Ltd.—46,

Kabashima-cho

Juan Luna

ScHNITZLER SONS—P.O. -Box 1080 Nagoya

Yek Hua Trading Cokp:n.—129, Juan Asai Gomei Kaisha, A. — Higashi

Luna Yoshino-cho

CURIO MERCHANTS Matsumitra Koshitsu Toki K.K.—5,

Chigusa-cho

JAPAN Nagoya Seitosho, Ltd.—7, Higashi

Yoshino-cho

Kobe Taiyo iShoko Kaisha, Ltd.—6, Chi-

kara-machi

Aioi Gabo—90, Toman-dori Tamakia & Co.—lida-machi

Asahi Shoten—64, Shimoyamate-dori Tokyo

Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

Chanrai & Co.—39, Isobe-dori Nichio Boyeki Shokai—Shosei Bldg.

Chujo Shokai—2143, Fukiai 7, Futaba-cho

E5

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 30 CURIO MERCHANTS

Yokohama Swatow Lace Co.—16, Pedder Street

Chellaram, D.—32c, Yamashita-cho Wai Ullman & Co., J.—Alexandra Building

Dialdas & Soons—108d, Yamashita-cho Kee—Hong Kong Hotel Building

Furuya Company—5-6, Motohama-cho Macao

Iwaida & Go., Ltd., G. — 22, Nihon Empreza Oriental—Rue Central

Oh-dori

Iwata Shokai—.206, Yamashita-cho Peiping

Komada & Co., Ltd.—23, Motohama-

cho

Komaiq Shokai--221, Yamashita-cho Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street

Camel Bell, The—Grand Hotel de

Little Shop, The—22, Benten-dori Pekin

Nihalchand Bros.—77, Yamashita- China Crafts—10, Main Embroidery

cho Street

Premsinq and Sons, I.—153,. Yama- E. Hou Shing Curio 'Exporting &

shita-dho Packing Co.—130, Morrison Street

Itrome & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Teikamdas Bros.—127b, Yamashita Hackmack tung

& Co.—125, Soochow Hu-

cho

Yamato S^iokai, Ltd.—22, Benten-dori Henning

Pu Chieh

& Co., A. C.—45, Wai Ohiao

Yano and Toko—63, Yamashita-cho Jen Li Co., The—97, Morrison Street

Yonekura Shoten—86a-d, Yamashi- Painter, D. A.—7, Shi Chiao Hutung

ta-cho Peking Art Gallery—4, Chao Tang

KOREA Tze Hutung

Peking

Kou Craft Shop—37, Teng shih

Tanaka & Co-^Fusan

CHINA Shanghai

Canton Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

China Art & Products Trading Co.—

Mogra & Co., E. R —25, Shameen 137, Broadway

Hankow China Produce Co.^- 288, Tiendong

Road

Gozdar & Co.—Hunan Road Fook Weng & Co.—132, Nanking Rd.

Gabbott

Hongkong Gray’s

ArcadeYellow Lantern Shop—Sassoon

Caravan, The—Gloucester Hotel and Hip Seng & Co.—143, Nanking Road

Peninsula Hotel Hongkong and Shanghai Lace Co.—

Chellaram, D.—China Building 17, Museum Road

Fook Weng & Co.—37, Nathan Road Jade Store Co.—80, Nanking Road

Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop—Glou- Komor & Komor—270, Kiangse Road

Kosloff, L.—61, Nanking Road

ester Building

H ham

andicraft Distribution Co.—5, Wynd* Lindsay, Jean—66, Nanking Road

Street Little Shop, The—59 Nanking Road

Jade Tree, Ltd. — Kowloon Wharf Mikasa & Co.—931, Bubbling Well

Shop, Salisbury Road Road

Little Shop—Gloucester Building Murakami Tcyo—270, Kiangse Road

Lock Hing—33, Queen’s Road Central One Price Lace Go.—133, Broadway

Swatow Drawn Work —14, Pedder Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiangse

Street Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

CURIO MERCHANTS—DOCTORS & PHYSICIANS E131

Tientsin Fung Tai—72, Real, Oral Luna

Long Life Curio Store—320, M. H.

Hackmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet del Pilar

Hua Kttang Trading Corpn. — 137, Osaka Cruz

Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa

Tunbridge Road

Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Li Pohoomull

Binondo

Brothers — 45, Escolta,

Jen Li Co.—78, Rue de France Tajmahal, The—40, Isaac Peral,

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Ermita

sular Road

Takeda Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria CUSTOMS BROKERS—(See under

Road Brokers)

Talati Brothers & Co.—31, Bromley

Road DENTISTS—(iS'e® under Doctors)

Ullmann & Go.,' J.—99, Rue de France DISTILLERIES—(See under

Tsinan Breweries)

Rubant, Francis W. —122, Seventh DOCTORS & PHYSICIANS

Main Street

Weihaiwei JAPAN

Weihaiwei Handiwork Co.—28-29b, Kobe

Kung Ming Street Zirn & Schmidt, M. C.—26, Yamamo-

MALAYA to-dori

Penang Tokyo

Wassiamull Assomull

shop Street Furtwaengler, Dr.—26, Tachibei-cho

Perak Stedefeld, Dr. H.—67, Tansu-machi

Kinta Silk Store — 128, Belfield Yokohama

Street, Ipoh

McSparran, J.—7, Nihon Ohdori

Singapore Paravincini, Dr. — 772, Sanchome,

Honmoku

Singapore Silk Store — 36-40, North Richmond,

Bridgei Road G. D.—167, Yamashita-cho

Wassiamull Assomull & Co.—31-33, KOREA

High Street

THE PHILIPPINES Brien, D. H.—Takezoye-machi, Seoul

Manila CHINA

Bazar Siglo X.X.—101, Plaza del Amoy

Conte

Beck, Inc.. I.—89, Escotlta, Binondo Cheong & Sons, E. S-—Kulangsu

Bombay Silk Bazaar—765, Tabora,

San Nicolas Chefoo

China Drawn Work Co.—84, M. H.

del Pilar Malcolm, W., m.d.

E5*

 CLASSIFIED DIST OF TRADES

El 31' DOCTORS & PHYSICIANS

Hankow Newchwang

OohN. A. J.-66, Hwang Pei Roa»I, Philips, W.

S.A.D 2.

Skinner—Asiatic Petroleum Co. Bldg. Shanghai

Harbin Bary, A.-^3j73, Av. Roi Albert

Rorinsry, K. V.—2, Magasinnaya Berger, M. A.—64, Rte Vallon

Street Bume, G. F.—142, Museum Road

Hongkong Downs, N. L. & W. H.—26. The Bund

(Dentists)

Asge#, M. E. — Kayamally Building Evans-Jones, Dr.. E. Office — 158,

Nanking Road (Dentists)

(Dentist) Gradow, A. G.—24, The Bund

Barnes, ..Dr. J. IV.--17, : Jlillwood Hudson, Dr. F. B.—213, Sassoon House

Road, Kowlppp

Basto. Dr, R. A. de Castro—Ex- Jackson & Partners, E. D.—27, Pe-

king Road

change Building

Black, Balean, Skinn, & Talbot, Drs. Kasakoff, D. J.—469, Avenue Joffre

—Union Building Kassoff, Dr. J. F. — 247-26, Hamilton

Burton, C. H. — Union Building (Den- House

tist) Keylock & Pratt—645, Gordon Road

Chau Wai Cheung, Dr.—22, Des Kibkby - Gomes’ S. ,.Gk— • Szechuen

Yoeuix Road Central Road

Chaun, Dr. K. W.—Marina House, Marshad-Marsh, A. V.—104, Bubbling

15-19, Queen’s Road Central (Dentist) Well Road

Gourdin, Allston ^'20, Queen’s Road McCracken, J. C.—5,' Avenue Petain

Central

Guteres, Dr. A. P.^Churig Tin Bldg. Mertens, H.—788, Bubbling Well Rd.

Kew Bros.—Alexandra Bldg. (Den- Miorini, Road

Albert —934, Bubbling Well

til)

Lau Pak Wai—Gloucester Building Paris, A.—461, Avenue Joffre

Philipp, F. G.—1001, Yu Yuen Road

(Dentist) Rall, A.—20, Kiukiang Road

Law, Edward—16, D’Aguilar Street Reiss, Frederick—142, Museum Road

Li Clinic - Bank of East Asia Bldg. Renner, Alexander Q—110, Sassoon

Noble & Co.—Union Building House

Pfister, M. O.—Pedder Building Santilli, Dr. R.—461, Avenue Joffre

Strahan, NicoLson & Bunje, Drs.— Velliot Santelli Paris, Drs. — 461,

Alexandra Building Avenue Joffre

Wong, Dr. B. C.—466, Nathan Road

Wong, Dr. R. J.—63-5, Des Vceux Road Swatow

Central

Wong, Dr. S. To,

—Pedder Building Ophthalmic Surgeon Brangwin, C. H.—P.O. Box 5

Yamasaki, T. — Gloucester Building

(Dentist) Tientsin

Macao Baldi, A.—16, Via Trieste

Leitao, Antonio N.—10, Rua do Pe Benjamin, & Robin—86, Rue Dillon

Anton it Gerstenzang, E.—97, Rue de France

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

DOCTORS & PHYSICIANS El 33

Irvin & Grice—140, Victoria Road Selangor

Kingman, H. B.—82b, Rue de France Ansley-Young, Wt.—14, Station Street,

Liang, P. K.—314, Elgin Avenue Klang

Liang, P. P.—Chi Tai Bldg., Rue du Barrowman, Drs. Sir Malcolm Wat-

Marechal Foch son &—Federal Dispensary Build-

O’Neill, G.—238, Victoria Road ing, Klang

Macaskill & Cameron—Federal Dis-

Tsingtao pensary Building, Kuala Lumpur

Stewart, E. E., Dental Surgeon—

Weischer, Dr. P.—60, Hunan Road Oriental Bldg., Kuala Lumpur

Schmidt, Dr. H.—10, Hunan Road Singapore

INDChCHINA Butter, Dr. W. (Mrs.)—137-139, Cecil St.

Clarke, H. Harley—Me Alister’s Bldg.,

Hanoi 5, Battery Road

Dexter Allan (Mrs. M. E. Butter)—4,

Le Roy Des Barres—Rue Boigin Oxley Rise

Desbordes Elder & Heron—33, Raffles Place

Hanna, J. G.—Hongkong Bank Chambers

MALAYA Hardy, Chas. J.—Paya Lebar Post Office,

Serangoon

Johore Phoon, S. F.—9, Wilkinson Road,

Katong

Aeria, J. R.—Muar Sloper, Sloper & Smith—3, Battery

Crawford, R.—Muar Road

Yin, S. C.—99, High Street

Negri Sembilan THE PHILIPPINES

Egan, Eugene—Egerton Rd., Serein Manila

ban

Krishnan, S. R.—9, Jalan Tungku Abad, Trozo

Lucio D.—1145, Magdalena,

Hassan

Delgado, Jose M.—2305, E. Mendiola,

Penang San Miguel

Hasselman, C. M. — 400, Masonic

Temple

Ariff, Kamil M.—47, Leith Street

Hanna, J. G. (Dentist)—Chartered Santos, Isodore de—Ides Building,

M. de Santos, San Nicolas

Bank Chambers

Hertz, C. Henry—17b, Northam Road Virata, M.A.—110,

Start, H. Echague

G.—12, Escolta

(Dentist)

Ong Huck Chye—111, Acheen Street BORNEO

Scully, Thos. G. A.—182, Penang Rd.

Smith, J. Emile—182, Penang Road Sarawak

Perak Law, A. F.- Kuching, Sarawak

Matthews DRUGS & DRUGGISTS

Dispensary,& Ipoh

Webb—c/o Georgetown —(See under Chemicals & Chemists

respectively)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E134 EGGS & EGG PRODUCTS

EGGS & EGG PRODUCTS Henningsen Produce Co.—250, West

. Sawgin Road

CHINA Masukow & Co.—^33, Foochow Road

Moss & Co., David L.—110, Szechuen

Hankow Road

Olivier Chine—95, Museum Road

Aenhold & Co.—S.A.D. 1. Rakusen Dr. C. P. Optometrist—250,

Nanking Road

Bkhr & Matthew, Ltd., S.—19, Rue Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—259,

Dubail Kiangse Road

Carlowitz & Co.—Da Chi Men

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 8; Tung So Brothers & Co.—299, Szeohuen Rd.

Ting Road

International Export Co.—Hanchung Tientsin

Road

Soo. Anonyme Belge Pour L’Indus- Battegay & Cie., M. —17-21, Rue

trie des Oeups Dillon

Wah Chang Trading Corporation— Oollins & Co., Ltd. — 75, Consular

21, Rue Dautaemer Road

Fairchild & Co., Ltd.

Nanking Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

International Export Co. Hackmaok & Co.—15, Rue Courbet

Hua Mao Trading Co.—8, Li Ho Li

International Export Co. (Tientsin),

Shanghai Ltd.—4th Special Area

Mansouk & Co., J.—101, Rue Pasteur

American Trading Co.—51, Canton Olivier Chine—Rue de Takou

Road Rabben & Co., W.—118, The Bund

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Behr & Matthew—1267, Yangtszepoo Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con-

sular Road

Road Societe Anonyms Pour LTndustrie

Borden’s Co., Inc.—2, Tengueh Road Des Oeufs—Cr. of Rue de Verdun

China Bird Co. —133, Yuen Ming and Rue de Takou

Yuen Road Wilson «& Co.—55, Ewo Road

China Egg Produce Co.—229, Whang-

poo Road THE PHILIPPINES

COMPAGNIA ITALIANA d’EXTREMO ORI-

ente—20, Kiukiang Road Manila

Connell Brothers—149, Szechuen Rd.

East Asiatic Co.—17, Canton Road Alonalqn, Fabian—1,028, Arlegui

Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. —162, Jok Dian Chong—423, Miserioordia

Canton Road

Ewo Cold Storage Cp.—1500, Yang- Nagoya Poultry & Supply Co.—

779, Legard

tzepoo Road

Fuhrmeister & Co.—66, Museum Rd. Sison Marcos—244, Espeleta, Sta.

Harvie, Cooke & Co.—659, Szechuen TanCruzLiao—106, Gunao, Quiapo

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES E135

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Togashi Electric Trading Co.—28,

Motomachi

JAPAN Yokochi Shokai—2, Tamon-dori

Kobe Kyoto

Inouye Electrical Engineering

Adachi Denki K.K.—21, Sakae-machi Works—Nishikujo

chi

Kitanouchi- ma-

Ando

dori Electric Co.—1-6, Nakayamate- Kyoto Denki-kogyo K.K.—Kawara-

Arai iShokai—129, Kano-cho machi

Ebara Denki Shokai—156, Sannomi- Kyoto sagaru

Dento K.K. — Takoyakushi-

ya-cho

Nippon Denchi K.K.—Imadegawa-

Furukawa Denki Kogyo K.K.—144, agaru Shinmachi-dori

Mizuno

Tsuda Electric

Futaba Denkt Katsha,—15, Moto-ma- Co.—Toiya-machi Wtire Manufacturing

chi

Hanshin Dengyo-sha—33, Moto-machi

Hayashiya Denkigu Hambaiten—204. Kyushu

Minato-cho Inouye Denki Kogyo-sho—Akiba-dori

Isono Musen Denshin Denwa Seisa- Oita Denki K.K.—Akiba-dori

kit-^ho—-lOl, Shimagami-cho

Katayama Denki Shokai—201, Daikai- Yamaichi Shoten—Naka-machi

dori

Kato Denki Radio Shoten—304, Shi- Moji

moyamate-dori

Kimura Denki Shokai--129, Kumo- Fuji Denki Seizo K.K.—Umetatechi,

chibashi-dori Minato-cho

Kobe Denki Shokai—1-8, Minato-cho Furukawa Denki K.K.—Dairi-cho

Kudo Denki Kumo-sho—334, Baba- Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon-

machi machi

Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—3, Wadami-

saki Nagasaki

Miyoshi Denki Shoten—15, Kitana- Nomo Dento K.K. — Moto . Hakata-

gasa-dori machi

Nikko Denki Shokai—87, Onoe-dori

Nippon Musen Denki Komu-sho—19, Toho chi

Denryoku K.K.—1, Fukuro-ma

Sakae-machi

Noritake Shoten—19, Sannomiya^-cho Nagoya

Ohsaki Denki Shokai Gomei Kaisha

—42-5, Nakayamate-dori

Ohshima Denki Shokai—153, Minato- Shimosono-cho Kogyo K.K.—8,

Furukawa Denki

cho Makita Denki Seisaku-sho—Minami

Oki Denki K.K.—10, Sakae-machi Takehira-cho

Sato Denki Kogyo-sho—33, Tamon- Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—18, Yada-cho

dori Oki Denki K.K.—13, Iwai-machi

Soryu-gumi Denki Kogyo-sho — 52, Tokai Electric Co., Ltd.—Minami

Kitanagasa-dori Otsu-machi

Suwa Kogyo K.K.—J01, Motomachi Yuasa Battery Co., Ltd.—37, Uramon

Takata Bros. & Co.—3/111, Kano-cho Maye-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E136 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Osaka Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—2, Mita

Shikoku-machi

Bagnall & Co.—3, Kyobashi Mayeno- Oki Denki K.K.—New Kaijo Bldg.,

cho Mayunouchi

Daido Daido Deney-oku K.K.—Mitsui Tokyo Denki K.K.—Horikawa-cho

Building, 1, Koraibashi Toyo Denki Seizo K.K.—Yuraku-kan,

Kawakita Denki Shoji K.K.—Edo- 4, Marunouchi

bori Building, Edobori Minami- Western Electric,yCo. (Orient), Ltd.

dori —2, Marunouchi

Nippon Denryoku K.K.—1, Soze-cho Yokogawa Denki K.K.—9, Tagoto-cho

Nippon Denken K.K.—Tennna Bldg.,

29, Minami Mori-machi Yokohama

Osaka Dbnkyu K.K.—6, Dainihigashi- Annaka Denki Dairi-ten—36, Sumiyo-

cfto shi-cho

Sanyo Chuo Suiden K.K.—1-48, Kita- Furukawa Denki Kogyo Kaisha—23,

hama

Shimazu Seisaku-sho — Gosho Bldg., Kern & Hiranuma-cho

Nishi

Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

20, Nakanoshima

Sumitomo Densen Seizo-sho—60, Oki- Kinko Denki Shokai K.K1—64, Ben-

ten-dori

jima, Minamino-cho Matsui Denki Shokai G.K.—21,

Tokai Denkyku Seizo K.K.—Asahi Sakuragi-cho

Bldg., 3, Nakanoshima MinatO Denki Shokai—151, Hiranu-

Tokyo

gashi Denkyu K.K.—26, O-hito, Hi- Mitsui

ma-cho

Bussan K.K.—14, Nihon Oh-

Ujikawa Denki K.K.—Osaka Bldg., 1, dori

Soze-cho Nakamura Boeki Shokai—55, Mina-

minaka-dori

Stddzuoka Nippon Musen Denshin Denwa K.K.

—11, Masago-cho

Ishii Shoten—10, Kinza Nozaki Shoten, K.K.—47, Aioi-cho

Kaimei-do Honten—30, Shiehiken-cho Pan American Trading Co.—17, Moto-

hama-cho

Tokyo KOREA

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central Furukawa Electric Co.—1, Nandai-

Allen, Sons & Co.—6, Marunouchi mon-dori, Seoul

Ito Shoko—6, Kanko-dori,

Automatic Telephones, Ltd. — 508, Kawakita Denki Doboku K.K.—207,Seoul

Toyo Building Taihei-dori, Seoul

Bosch A. G., Robert-^15, Tameike-cho

Daido Deneyoku K.K.—Tokyo Kaijo FORMOSA '

Building, Marunouchi

Escheb, Wyss Engineering Works— Kagi Electric Light Co., Ltd.—

Marunouchi Bldg., Marunouchi Seimon-gai, Kagi

Fuji Koshun Electric Co., Ltd.—Koshun-

nouohiDenki Seizo K.'K.—6,, Maru- gun, Takao

Furukawa Electric Industry Co.—8, Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—Hon-

machi, Trihoku

Muro-machi

International General Electric Co., Taikan Godo Denki Kaisha—Toen-gai,

Shinchiku

Inc.—10, Yuraku-cho

Mitsubishi Denki K.K.—4, Marunou- Tokyo Electric Co, Ltd.—Sakao-

maehi, Takao

chi, Kojimachi-ku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES E137

CHINA Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road

Canton Wah Chang Trading Corporation-

23, Rue Dautremer

Andersen, Meyer & Co.- Shameen Harbin

Bodiker & Co.—86, B. C., Shameen

Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road International Technical Trading Co.

China Electric Co., Ltd. —139, Kitaiskaya Street

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—B. C., Skoblin, S. F.—31, Konnaya Street

Shameen

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 37, Skodaworks, Ltd.—2, Commercial St.

British Concession

Siemssen

Shameen & Co.—75 & 75a, B. C., Hongkong

Spalinoer & Co., U.—49, Shameen Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

Vceux Road Central

Dairen Bodiker & Co.—167, Des Yoeux Road

Enkyo Denmi G. K.—2, Mikawa-cho Chien Central

Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. — 113. Shell Hsin House

Engineering Co-, Ltd.—

Yamagata-dori

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. iSt. George’s& Power

China Light

Building

Co (1918), Ltd.

—47, Echigo-cho Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des

Osram China Co.—47,, Echigo-cho Yceux Road Central

Skoda Works—18, Yamagata-dori Colonial Electric Co.—24, Ice House

Street

Foochow Davie, Boag

Foochow Electric Co., Ltd. Domestic Engineers, Ltd.—22, Des

Voeux Rd. C.

Everlasting Electrical Supply Co.—

Hankow J02, Johnston Road

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road

Andersen, Meyer & CO.--11, Rue Cle- Centra]

menceau General Electric Co. of China

Bechler, E.—Hunan Road Ltd., The—Queen’s Building

Carlowitz & Co.—Ta-chi-men Gibb, Livingston

China Electric Co.—17, Hwane Pei Building

Road Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.—P.&O.

China Tome Trading Co.—3, Yangtsze Building

Road Hong Kong Telephone Co., Ltd.—Ex-

General Electric Co., Ltd. — 23, change Building

Tungting Road Hong Kong Tramways, Ltd.—Russell

Hankow Light and Power Co.—10, Street

Kai Hsien Road Hung Ming Electric Co.—157, Des

Hankow Light & Power Co., Ltd.— Voeux Road Central

12, Kai Hsien Road Inniss k Riddle (China), Ltd.—67,

Representation for British Des Voeux Road Central

turers, Ltd.—23, TungtingManufac-

Road Jack & Co., William C.—St. George’s

Siemens China Co.—7, Rue de Presi- Building

dent Wilson Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 38 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Kato & Co., S.—16, Queen’s Road Central Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road

Moses & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg. China General Edison Co., Inc.—

Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd.—37, 140, Robison Road

Hankow Road China Electric Co.—269 & 285, Lay Road

Ross & Co., Alex—la, Chater Road China Engineers, Ltd. — 88, Museum

Sander, Wieler & Co. — King’s Building Road

Shewan, Tomes

Vceux Road & Co.;, Ltd.—10, Des China Scientific Instrument Co.—

Central 131, Museum Road

Siemens China Co.—12, Pedder Street China United Lamp Co.—140, Robin-

Sun Light Co.—137, Des Voeux Road son Road

Central

Wah Mei Electric Co.—135, Des Comfort Joffre

Electric Co.—287, Avenue

Vceux Road Central Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Westinghouse Mustard & Co.—67, Des Ekman Foreign Agencies—101, Hamil-

Voeux Road Central ton House

Yee Sang Tai Sing Kee—353, Hennessy Enssle, K.—2, Card. Mercier

Road

Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiukiang

Mukden Road

Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd.—33, Sze-

Chinese Engineering & Development chuen Road

Co.—San Djing Road, 1, Jiu Ching Furukawa Electric Co. — 110, Jinkee

Li Road

Far Eastern Electric Co.—44, Nani- General Electric Co, (of China),

wa-dori Ltd,—23-27 Ningpo Road

Fujita & Co.—24, Naniwa-dori German Machtne Co.—153, Canton Rd.

Great China Electric Co.—1194, Bub-

Peiping bling Well Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—1, Ta Yu Fu Inniss Yuen &MingRiddleYuen(China),

Road Ltd.—34,

Hutung Jardine Engineering Corporation-

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang 50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Men Street Kanan & Co.—43, Dixwell Road

Siemens China Co.—41, Teng Shieh Larsen & Trock—178, Avenue Edward

Kou VII

Siemssen & Co.—20, Can Mien Hu- Leede Engineering Corporation--395,

tung Bubbling Well Road

Shanghai Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de 1’Ouest

Mee-Yeh Handels-Compagnie — .137,

Canton Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43, Metropolitan-Vickers

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Electrical Ex-

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road port Co., Ltd.—329, Sassoon House

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Moysey & Co., H.J.—452, Kiangse

Asia Electric Co.—2^0, Kiukiang Rd. Road Commercial Co,—153, Can-

Automatic Telephones of China, Fed. National

ton Road

Inc., U. S. A.—236, Sassoon House

Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—1, The Bund National

Road

Electric Co.—599, Nanking

Behn, Meyer, China Co.—356, Peking Otis Elevator Go.—935j Avenue Road

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES El39

Philco SALes Corporation—709, Bub- Furukawa Electric Co.—224, Bristow

bling Well Road Road

Philips China Co.—935, Szechuen General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

—202, Taku Road

Road

Porter & Co.—180, Canton Road Jardine Engineering Corporation—

Rielly, Simmons & Milne—91, Peking Victoria Road

Road Liddell Brothers & Co.—2, Bruce

Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far East), Road

Ltd.—121, Peking Road Pottinger & Co., Ltd.—55, Victoria

Scott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking Road

Road Siemens China Co.—Siemens Build-

Shanghai

424, East Dock & Engineering Co.— ing, Taku Road

Broadway Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, Woodrow Wil-

Ltd.—185, Soochow Road son Street

Shanghai Electrical Supply Cb.—314, Tientsin Steel Drum and Engineer-

Nanking Road ing Works—13, Via Torino, Italian

Siemens China Co.—233, Nanking Road Bund

Siemssen & Co.—451, Kiangse Road Twyford lard

Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay-

Takaiwa & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

United Manufacturers’ Electric Co. SIAM

—149, Yuen Ming Yinpn Road

Wahson & Co.—513, Fukien Road Bangkok

Wei Tong Electrical Co.^-486, Che-

kiang Road

Western Electric Co. of Asia—142, Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Hua Takay

Museum Road Eastern Indian

1409, East SideTrading

MemorialCo.,Bridge,

The—

Swatow Opposite Economic Museum

Mark’s TyreNew

mill and Store—Corner

Roads of Wind-

San Shing Co.

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44,

Yee Ann Street INDO-CHINA

Tientsin Provinces du Tonkin

A.E.G. China Electric Co—63, Taku Veyrenc et Cie—

Road MALAYA

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

Takou Penang

Bisseker, Ltd., F.D.—52, Taku Road

China American Trading Corpora- Beng Swee & Co.—41, Bishop Street

tion—Rue de France Kee Huat Radio Co.—24, Beach Street

China Electric Little & Co., John—1, Pitt Street

du Baron GrosCo., Ltd.—132, Rue

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Perak

Victoria Road

Frazar, Fed. Inc. U.S.A.—25, Rue Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. — e/o Wm.

du 14 Juillet Jacks & Co., Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 40 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

Selangor Manila

Huttenbach, Lazarus, & Sons, Ltd.— Angeles Electrical Supply 826,

14, Market Street, Kuala Lumpur Echague

Peninsular Lights (1930), Ltd.—5, Arce Electric—437, Evangelista

Weld Road Caro Electric Service—110, Padre

Singapore Faura

Central Electric Service—248,Ongpin

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36-33, Robin- Electrical

Misericordia

Supply Co., Inc. — 514,

son Road

British Electro-Plating Works — 29a Elmac, Inc., Co.—627, Rizal Avenue

& 31, Penang Road, Orchard Road

General Electric Co., Ltd. — Magnet General Electric Appliance Corpn. of

the Philippines — Crystal Arcade

House, 12, Battery Road Building

Hoe Boon Leong—25, Thomson Road Manila Electric Co.—San Marcelino

Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road Manila Machinery . & Supply Co.,

Little & Co., John—Raffles Place Inc.—675-681, Dasmarinas

Morey & Co:, John — Trioity House, Manila Supply Co.—2054, Ave. Rizal

Bukit Timah Road

Nathan, M. & E.—26-29, Orchard Rd. Philippine

Tetuan

Electric Supply Co.—120,

Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Philippine Engineering Co. -i- Pilar

Ltd.—Telephone House, Hill Street Building

Spot Radio, Ltd.—58, Orchard Road

Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd.— Romero

Tondb

Electric — 314, Azcarraga,

57, Robinson Road Rosario Electric Service—1903, Ave.

Western Electric Co. of Asia—23, Rizal

Stamford Road Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

Bank Building

NETHERLANDS INDIES Thompson Electric Co., Inc. -Plaza

Batavia Sta. Cruz

Uy Hoo & Co.--629, Ongpin, Binondo

N. V. Heybroeck’s Groothandel — Western Equipment and Supply Co.

—117, Calle T. Pippin

Kroningsplein West 5 Westinghouse Electric International

Siemens & Halske, A. G.

Western Electric Co. of Asia—P.O. Co.—1, T. Pinpin

Box 52

Sourabaya EMBROIDERIES—(iSee under Silk)

Algemeene Nedeelandsch - Indische ESTATE AGENTS—(-See under

Electriciteit Maatschappij Land & Estate)

THE PHILIPPINES

EXCHANGE BROKERS—(See under

Cebu Brokers)

Pacific Commercial Co.—Ill, Morga

Visayan Electric Co., S, A.—i\0. EX PORT KBSMerchants) - (.See under General

Box 134

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FILM DISTRIBUTORS E14I

FILM DISTRIBUTORS Twentieth Century-Fox,

King’s Theatre Building Fed., Inc.—

JAPAN United Artists Corporation—King’s

Theatre Building

Osaka Universal Pictures Corporation

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co., Ltd.— Warner China -Entertainment Building op

28, Higashi-Umeda-cho Bros. First National Pic-

Skiten Kinema Kwan—6, Urae Kami- tures, Inc.—Shell House

dio Shanghai

Toa Kinema K.K.—28, Hirano-oho

Electric & Musical Industries—

Tokyo 1099, Rue de Zikawei

International Films (China), Ltd.—

Fox Eiga Kaisha—2, Ginza 160, Avenue Edward YII

Metro Goldwyn Mayer Co.—New Metro-Goldwyn Mayer of China—

Osaka Building 400, North Soochow Road

Nippon Katsudoshashin K. K. — 11, Odeon China Co., Ltd.—356, Peking

Kyobashi Road

Paramount Eilms, Ltd.—Osaka Bldg. Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.—

404, North Soochow Road

Shochiku Cinema Co., Ltd.—5, Shin- Star Cinemas, Ltd.—301, Park Road

tomi-cho

Warner Bros. First National Pic- Star Motion Picture Co., Ltd.—135,

tures (Japan), Inc.—Tokyo Tatemo- Zikawei Road

no Bldg. 7, Gofuku-bashi Universal Pictures Corporation of

China—136, Embankment Building

CHINA Tientsin

Hankow

Film Distributors

China Trading Co., The-“Central tractors of North & Cinema Con-

China — 3rd

China Post” Bldg., Hunan Road, Special Area &

S.A.D. 3 Paramount Films of China, Inc.—10,

Hongkong Council Road

Peacock Motion Picture Co., Inc.—

Cathay Theatre—Wanchai Road 1-Pin Bldg., 49, Bromley Road

Central Theatre—Queen’s Road Cent. MALAYA

China Entertainment & Land Invest"

ment Co., Ltd.-34, Queen’s Road Singapore

Central

Columbia Films op China Ltd. —j Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd.—

Entertainment Bldg. 76, Orchard Road

General Amusements, Ltd.—Marina Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Oriental, Inc.

House, 15-19, Queell’s Road Central 1 144b, Robinson Road

King’s Theatre—34, Queen’s Road C. Paramount Film Service, Ltd.—51,

Majestic Theatre — Nathan Road, Robinson Road

Kowloon

Metro Goldwyn Mayer of China — Penang Street

Biograph Co.—68, Prinsep

Shell House Sree Kannabiran & Co.—56, Robinson

Oriental Theatre—Fleming Road Road

Paramount Films of China—Shell Universal Pictures Corporation of

House Singapore—287, Orchard Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E142 FILM DISTRIBUTORS—FLOUR MERCHANTS

THE PHILIPPINES Nagoya

Manila Nippon Seifun K.K.—5, Tennozaki-

cho, Naka-ku

Acme Films, Inc.—2216, Azcarraga Nisshin Seifun K.K.—200, Noritake

Commercial Film Exchange — 466, Nitto Seifun K.K.—2, Shio-cho, 2-

chome, Nisbi-ku

Dasmarinae

Fox Film, Fed. Inc.—P.O. Box 423

Goodwill Film Exchange — 326, Osaka

Misericordia

Luzon Theatres Inc.—504, Rizal, Sta. Inoue Tomesaburo—10, Asabi-machi

Cruz Nishizaka Shintaro Shoten—1, Imai-

Lyric Film Exchange — 670, Das- cho 1-chome, Kita-ku

marinas Ogiwara Nisaburo—7, Uchi Kyuhoji-

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer—Ideal Theatre machi 4-chome, Higashi-ku

Bldg. Ohsawa Shoten—1-200, Isbida-cho

Paramount Films op the Philippines, Ohtake Toyoji—31,, Genzo-cho, Kita-

Inc.—P.O. Box 587; 702, Cu Unjieng ku

Bldg. Osaka Dempun K.K.-2-14, Kawasaki-

Philippine Film Production — 327, cho, Kita-ku

Raon, Sta,. Cruz Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi

United Artists Corpn.—607, Cu Un- Shintaku Bldg., 1 Imabashi 4'Cbome,

jieng Building Higasbi-ku

Universal Pictures Corpn. — 2262, TeragiKita-ku

Shutaro —■ 1, Hikami-cho,

Azoarraga

Yoshida Dempun Seizo-sho — 2, Tem

FLOUR MERCHANTS mabashi

JAPAN Shidzuoka

Kobe Hasegawa Eikichi Shoten—Imoniabi-

cbo

Izuya N. Suzuki—Baba-cbo

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—2, Kaigan- Kawaguichi Eikichi Shoten- -Kinza

dori l-chome, Kobe-ku; P.O. Box cho

1050 (San.)

Masuda Flour Mill Co.—16, Sakae- Yamaguiohi

kae-macbi

Chiyokichi Shoten—Sa-

machi 3-chome, Kobe-ku

Nippon Seifun K.K.—3, Terayama, Shimonoseki

Higashi Shiriike-cho

Nippon Seimei Seifun K.K. — 43, Hirano Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Imedezaike-cho

Nisshin Seifun K.K.—No. 1, Sumi- Maruju Shokai—Nishinabe-cho

yoshi-cho Yuasa Shoten, K.K.—Nishinabe-cho

Kyushu Tokyo

Shiramizu Kunigoro — 122, Nishi- Aall & Co., Ltd. — P.O. Box 41

machi Central

Yamasaki Shoten—28, Kami Nishi-cho Nippon Kokusan Kogyo Kabushiki

Yasukawa Konarui Shoten — Naka cho, Kaisha—Osaka Bldg., Uchisaiwai-

Uo-machi Koj imachiku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FLOUR MERCHANTS El 43

Yokohama Jacobsen, Axel—S’hai Bank Bldg., 40,

Ningpo Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,, Ltd.—14 Ni- Kong Dah Rice Hong—132-138, Route

Conty

hon Oh-dori, Naka-ku

Nippon Flour Mill Co., Ltd.—1, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185,

Szechuen Road

Chiwaka-cho ^honie, Kanagawa-ku Mow Sing ifc Foh Sing Flour

Mills—421, Kiangse Road

CHINA Union Import & Export Syndicate,

Ltd.—162, Canton Road

Hongkong Tientsin

Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd.—4, Collins & Co.—75, Consular Road

Queen’s Road Central Getz Brothers & Co.—63, Taku Road,

American Flour Co.—8, Des Vceux Road British Con.

Central Gipperich & Oo., E.—52, Taku Road

Connell Brothers, Co., Ltd.—David Liddel Brothers & Co.—192, Taku

House, Des Voeux Road Central Road

Dunbar & Co., L.—Hong Kong Bank

Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha — Akiyama

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Road, Japanese Con.

Building Peters & Co., E.C.—120, Meadows

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Vceux Road Road, B. C.

Central

Loxley & Co., W.R.—York Building MALAYA

Maxim & Co.—Queen’s Building

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Singapore

Prince’s Building

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Voeux Road Central Hasanali Jivabhai—36, Wallich Street

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des

Voeux Road

Union Trading Co.—York Building THE PHILIPPINES

Manila

Shanghai

Bennett, Inc., P. M.—58, Lorenzo de

Asiatic Yeast Works—IS?, Canton la Paz

Road DyBinondo

Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-209, M. de

Canadian Trading Co.—18, The Bund

Connell Brothers Co.—149, Szechuen El Porvenir—427, Azcarraga

Road Forbes, Munn & Qo., Ltd. — U3,>

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Muelle de la Industria

Fou Foong Flour Mill, Co., Ltd.— Macondray & Co., Inc.—China Bank

67, Jinkee Road Building

Geddks Trading and Dairy Firm Ong Jan Chuan—467, Nueva

Co.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Pacific Commercial Co. — National

Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road City Bank Building, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E144 FORWARDING AGENTS

FORWARDING AGENTS Foochow

JAPAN Brockett & Co.

Kobe

Akita-qumi—144, Aioi-cho Harbin

Boyeki-gumi—13, Kaigan-dori Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya St.

Hamaguchi Gonshiro — 223, Moto-

machi

Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-madbi Hongkong

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—84, Sakae-

machi

Kokusai Unyu K.K.—32, Aka&hi- BuildingCook & iSon, Ltd., Thos.—Queen e

machi

Maruki Unsoten G.K.—13, Isobe-dori

Omori Kaisoten—4, Sakae-machi Mukden

Yamamoto-gtjmi—22, Naniwa-machi

Nagasaki Bryner & Co.—96, San Wei Loo

Aota Tokxjiro—56, Junin-machi Peiping

Kobayashi-ya—3, Tamai-cho

Nagasaki Godo Unso K.K.—1, Daiba-

machi, 4-chome Pacific Storage

Sawayama Shokai—4, Senza-cho, 1- —4, Rue Marco Polo, Legation Quarter

chome

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura- Shanghai

machi

Osaka China Express Co.—117, Boundary

Ajikawagtjchi Godo Unso K.K.— CommercialRoad

Ajikawaguchi Eki Konai, 5 Kawa- 53, Yuen Ming Express & Storage Co.—

kishi-cho, 2-chome, Konohana-ku Yuen Road

Ajikawaguchi Unso Jigyo K.K.—49, Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—119, Nan-

Nakatsu Minami-dori 1-chone, Hi- king Road

gashiyodogawa-ku Magill & Co.—120, Kiangse Road

Chugoku

1-chome, Unso K.K.—4, Donshu-cho, Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E. —125,

Higashi-ku Hankow Road

Dai-Ichi Boeki Gumi—105, Kitahama Melchers

Manabe Hoten —- 74, Tomishima-cho, Road & Co.—210-214, Kiukiang

Minato-ku

Osaka Godo Unso K.K.—10, Umeda, ShanghaiRoad

Express Co.—150, Boone

Kita-ku

Yamanaka Co., Ltd.—1, Itachibori

Tientsin

CHINA

Girraud, F.—447, Race Course Road,

Dairen B. C.

Tientsin

Anz & Co., O.H,—212, Yamagata-dori Agency—14, Forwarding & Commission

Bund, Japanese Concession

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FORWARDING AGENTS-FUR & SKIN MERCHANTS E145

MALAYA CHINA

Penang Hankow

Mansfield & Co., Ltd.—Chartered

Bank Chambers, Beach Street Arnold & Go., Ltd.—S.A.D. 1, The

Young, L. J.—305a, Perak Road Bund

Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—

Singapore Wha Cheong Road, S.A.D. No. 3

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin- Harbin

son Road

Mansfield & Co.—Ocean Building,

Collyer Quay China Fur Trading Co., Ltd.—98,

Kitaiskaya-st.

THE PHILIPPINES East West Fur Trading Corporation

—7, Rinochnaya

Manila Fur & Wool Co. (China), Ltd.—78,

Diagonalnaya-st.

American Express Co., Inc., The—95, Jacobshohn,

Plaza Moraga, Binondo Lev. S.—68/3, Kommer-

Chaves, Salinas & Co.—217, Dasmar- cheskaya

inas Street Koulaiff’s Sons, Inc., I.—20, Pole-

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham vaya, cor. of Uchastkovaya-st.

Building, Port Area

Tionloc Ildefonso, Ino.—123, Das- Shanghai

marinas, Binondo

FUR & SKIN MERCHANTS Barbash & Co., B. S.—36, Rte. Paul

Henry

JAPAN Blickle, Ross & Co.—210, Kiukiang

Road

Hakodate Brook & Co.—150, Kiukiang Road

Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11 China

chuen Fur

RoadTrading Co. — 458, Sze-

Osaka Forster & Co., Ltd.—128, Kiangse

Road

Aall & Co.. Ltd.—9 & 10, Koraibashi Goldenberg, M.—374, Kiangse Road

Kimura J insabcro—40, Sakae-machi Gutbezahl, M. L.—7a, The Bund

Makita & CO-—4, Nishihama Kita- Kale E.—106, Tifeng Road

dori Laou Kiu Chwang Silk Co.—422,

Sakaki Santaeo—6, Sakae-machi Nanking Road

Tokyo Liddell Bros. & do., Ltd.—4, Peking

Road

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central Lily & Co —316, Kiangse Road

Maison Arcus—Hamilton House

Yokohama Maison Lucile —964, Bubbling Well

Abe Koichi Shoten—46, Benten-dori, Road

3-cLome Marderfeld, M.—458, Szechuen Road

Aizawa Toshio Shoten—78. Ohgi chc Oriental Fur Co.—80, szechuen Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 46 FUR & SKIN MERCHANTS—FURNITURE DEALERS

Polish Asiatic CoSimercial Co.—80, FURNITURE DEALERS

Szechuen Road

Savul & Co., A.I--128, Museum Road JAPAN

Siberian Furriers Co.—1137, Bubbling Kobe

Well Road

Fujiwara Shoten, S. — 113, Kitana7

Tientsin gasa-dori

Hirano Shoten, G. K.—136, Eizawa-

Alexander Gutbezahl Trading Co.— cho, 2-chome

133, Rue de Takou Kashiwai Shoten—324, Nabayamate-

Andersen, Meyer &; Co.—96, Rue de dori, 1-chome

Tabou Kawanami Chu Shoten—180, SannoT

Asia Export Co.—19, Victoria Terrace miyarcho, 2-chome

Bernstein & Sons

Inc.—8, Rue M. andF.C.Forman, dori, 4-chomeShoten — Shimoyamate

de Verdun,

Mizobuchi

China Korean Fur Co.—Davenport Nagata Ryosuke Shoten—42, Sanno-

miya-cho, 3-chome

Bldg., Davenport Road, B.C.

China National Trading Co.—158, Okamura Shoten—61, Sabaguchi-dori,

Bristow Road, B.C. 1-chome

Collins & Co., Ltd. — 75, Consular TAKiKA-vyA Shoji K.K.—1, Ashihara-

Road dcii, 4-chome

Eitington-Schild Co.—50, Nicolai

Road, 3rd Sp. A. Yokohama

Fairchild & Co., Ltd.—169, Tabu

Road ; Kuwayama Seizo Shoten—174, Moto-

Gershevitch Brothers—18, Victoria maehi, 4-chome

Terrace Sato Shoten—136, Yamashita-cho

Gold, A. S. & Bros., Inc.—65, Rue de Tanabe Shoten—201, Moto-machi, 5-

Verdun chome

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Tabu Road

Grigory, Gutbezahl & Co.—30, Tabu CHINA

Road, B.C. Hongkong

Hardy, Gatliff & Co , W.—192, Tabu

Road

Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Read Arts & Crafts, Ltd.—734 King’s Road

Liddell Brothers & Go., Ltd.—192, East House

Asiatic Trading Co. — Shell

Tabu Road Hongkong Furniture Co.—8, Queen’s

Malkassian, S.—32, Via Ermanno Road Central

Carlotto Kowloon Furniture and Electric

Mei-Hwa Fur Trading Corporation— Store—300, Nathan Road

27, Rue de Verdun Kowloon Rattan Ware Co.—4, Han-

Reuter, Brockelmann

sular Road Kwong Tai Cheong—58, Queen’s Rd.

Shefts Brothers, Inc.—Victoria Park Central (Rattan)

Mansions, Tabu Road Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Weistein, V. S.—60, Rue Henri Bour- Building

geois Little Shop, The—Gloucester Bldg.

Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road Lock Hong—33, Queen’s Road Central

Wulfsohn Company of China—48, E- Yee Sang Tai & Co.—353, Hennessy

wo Road, B.C. Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

FURNITURE DEALERS El 47

Shanghai Selangor

Arts and Craft, Ltd.-887-889, Bubbl- Federal Furniture Depot Co.—171,

ing Well Road Batu Road', K.L.

Art Steel Furniture Co., The—545, Onn Yin & Co.—145, High Street,

Peking Road Kuala Lumpur

Chalk, M.—128, Museum Road Poo Wah & Co—141, High St., K.L.

Diaward Steel Furniture Co.—566, Robinson & Co.—Java Street. K.L.

Nanking Road

Fette Rug Co.—119, Nanking Road Singapore

Simmons Co. (Chicago)—61, Yangtsze-

poo Road Art Furniture Depot—32&34, Orchard

Sung Furniture Co.—684, Bubbling Road

Well Road Frankel, Bros.—Frankels Building, 101,

Tai Chong & Co.—740, Nanking Road Victoria Street

Peiping Nang Heng Furniture Co. —103,

Selegie Road

Henning & Co., A. C.—45, Wai Chiao Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

Pu Chieh, East City

Talati & Co., J. M.—4, Legation St. THE PHILIPPINES

Tientsin

Corinth & Co.—194, Woodrow Wilson Manila

Street

Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria Rd. Angeles Furniture Co. — 276, G.

Welfare Furniture Co., Ltd. — 147, Tuason

Rue du Consulat Beauty Furniture & Co.—240, T. Pin-

pin

SIAM Central Furniture Co.—329, T. Pin-

Bangkok pin

Chong Kee Furniture Store—132,

Bangkok House Furnishing Corp., Tetuan

Ltd—Phya Thai Road Insular Furniture Co.—355, T. Pin-

MALAYA pin

Kwong Hing Cheong—309, T. Pinpin

Penang “ La Confianza,” Siy Kioko Furni-

ture—372, T. Pinpin

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith La Nueva Fortuna — 884, Avenue

Street Rizal

Hewett Art Furniture Co., Ltd.—1, Luzon Furniture Co.—*250, T. Pinpin

East Jelutong

Pritchard & Oo., Ltd.—9, Union St. Modern

pin

Furniture Co.—503, T. Pin-

Storch Bros., Ltd.—4, Beach Street

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co.—4-14, Bis- Oriental

Pinpin

Furniture Inc.— 342,. T.

hop Street

Perak Perez Samanillo Rafael—122, Juan

Luna

Puyat

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St., Solana & Sons, Inc., Gonzalo—219,

Ipoh Tay Heng Furniture—523, T. Alonso

Storch

Ipoh Bros., Ltd.—Brewster Road, Wright Furniture Co.—628, Rizal

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 48 GENERAL MERCHANTS

GARAGE S^N^e under Motor) Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd.—110, Ito-

machi

GENERAL BROKERS -(Nee under Cornes & Co.—88, Yedo-machi

Brokers) Curnow & Co.—2, Kaigan-dori

Daido Boeki Kaisha—57, Naniwa-

GENERAL MERCHANTS . machi

(IMPORTERS, EXPORTERS & Daishin oho

Boyeki Shokai—64, Naniwa-

COM .MISSION AGENTS')

Daver & Co., R.E.—28, Sannomiya-

VLAD IVOS TO C K cho, 1-chome

Delacamp, Piper & Co.—1, Kaigan-

Anglo-Chinese Trading Co. -27, dori

Leneinaya Street Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi

Becos Traders, Ltd.—lf&, 25th Octo- Dossa & Co.—76, Kyo-machi

ber Street

Wassard & Co. Down Boeki Shokai — 127-8, Shimo-

yamate-dori, 4-chome

DuNLOi* Rubber Co. (Far East) Ltd.

JAPAN —Wakinohama

Kobe Ennenberg, A.—3-20, Yamamoto-dori,

4-chome

Abraham & Co.—50, Harima-machi Faizallabhoy, E.—26, Sannomiya-cho,

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori 3-chome

Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros., Ltd.— Fatechand chome

& Sons—12, Isobe-dori 3-

40/7, Isobe-dori, 4-chome

Ahrens & Co.—Meikai Building 32, Furido Shokai—20, Harima-machi

Frazar & Co.—46,

Harima-machi

Akashi-machi Futehally & Sons—114, Higashi-ma-

Amberg & Co.—49, Harima-machi chi

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. Gedeon Freres —40-15, Isobe-dori

—99, Yedo-machi

Antaki & Co., Isaac—91, Kita-machi General Export TradIng Co.—72/7,

Isobe-dori

Arratoon, C. M.—94, Yedo-machi Getz Bros. & Co.—118, Naka-maehi

Ben Trading Co.—88, Sannomiya-cho Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd.—130, Isogami-

Bergmann & Co.—105, Hachiman-dori, dori

3- chome Graham & Co. Goshi Kaisha — 99,

Berrick & Co., Ltd.—17, • Nakaya Yedo-machi

mate-dori HaidaraLi & Co.—102, Isdbe-dori

Cameron & Co.—93, Yedo-machi

Carroll Brothers & Co.—12,: Kaigan- Hirji & Cp.—92, Yedo-machi

Holstein & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori

dbri ‘

Caro Trading Co—98, Isobet-dori, Hoondamall & Co. —1-38, Isobe-dori

4- chome Hunter & CO.—29, Harima-machi

CHalhoub & Coui Ltd.—^105, Yedo- IlLies & Co.—12, Kaigan-dori

machi Iwai iShoten—44, Naka-machi

Chotirmall & Co—96, Isobe-dori, 3- Izawa G.K.—119, Hachiman-dori

chome

Clay & Co.t5-)46a, Harima-machi Jardine, Matheson & Co.—83, Kyo-

Colombo Export Co.—80, Isobe-dori machi

Comptoir Orient Export—114, Higa- Jarmain, Davis & Co.—75, Kyo-machi

shi-machi Joseph & Co.—60, Sannomiya-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS El49

Kahn & Co., G. K.--28-1, Isobe-dori, Poohoomull Bros.—1-5, Isogami-dori

2-chome Pullar & Sons—26b, Naniwa-machi

Rimatrai & Co.—25, Isobe-dori Raspe & Co.—12a, Kaigan-dori

Koschkin, H.—86, Yamamoto-dori Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3 of 68,

Lautier Fils Shokai—P.O. Box 47 Isobe-dori

Lend rum (Japan) Ltd.—35, Nishi- Schmid

machi

Co., Ltd., H. A.—70, Kyo-

machi

Liebermann, Waelchli & Co. — 98, Selles Hermanos—78, Kitano-cho

Yedo-machi Seymour-Sheldon & Co.—107, Ito-

Macnaughton, H. C.—26-b, Ito-machi machi

Mather & Platt, Ltd.—7, Goko-dori, Shibya Shoten Goshi Kaisha—53,

Sakae-machi

4-chome

Maxwell & Co.—100, Yedo-machi Shroff, Son & Qp.—P.O. Box 166

Mehta & Co., S. B.—3, Hachiman- Simon, David—27, Naka-machi

dori Souza, F. S.—17, Nakayamate-dori,

Mitchell & Co., A.—61, Isobe-dori Nichome

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigan- Sphinxcho

Trading Co.—38, Sanmomiya-

dori

Munning & Co.—46, Tsutsui-cho Standard Trading bo.—2, Sanno-

miyarchp, 1-chome

Murata Umetani Shoten—2-180, San- Strachan

nomiya-cho &; Co.—L Kaigan-dori

Nakamura Shokai—50, Sakae-machi Strong & Co.—96, Higashi-machi

Nakamura Yushutsuten—-8, Hamabe- Summers

machi

Boeki K. K.—62, Naniwa-

dori

Naraindas Goshi (Kaisha—164, Isobe- Tamura Trading Co.—23, Sakai-machi

dori Thomsen & Co.—20, Harima-machi

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, Toorabally & Co., V. H.—26, Sanno-

N. V.—83, Kyo-machi miya-cho

Nessim & Co.—30, Akashi-machi Toyo Boeki Shokai—5, Isobe-dori

Netherlands Asiatic

ll3, Higashi-machi Trading Co.— Union Trading Co.—7, Gokodori

Vasunia & Co.—1-113, Goko-dori, 6-

Nunobiki Shogyo K.K.—34, Nisihi- chome

machi Vendrell, Mustaros & Co.;-^125, Hi-

Okura & Co., Ltd.—8, Kaigan-dori gashi-machi

Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd.—28, Harima- Verleysen & CA—33, Shimoyamate-

machi dori, 3-chome

Oye Rae Trading Co.—34, Shimoya- Viroomal & Co., K. G.—P.O. Box 212

mate-dori, 2-chome Walker & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori

Pacific Commercial Co.—305, Crescent Weinberger & Co., C.—122, Higashi-

Building machi

Parbury, Henty & Go.—1, Kaigan- Weitzei, J.—39, Akashi-machi

dori

Parsonage & Co.—93, Hachiman-dori Winckler

chome

& Co.—5-7, Isobe-dori, 1-

Patten, Mackenzie & Co.—86, Yedo- Witkowski & Co. —118-125, Naka-

machi machi ,

Paulinat & Co.—92, Yedo-machi Wolf, Hans—119, Haehiman-dori

Pearce & Co.—92, Yedo-machi Yonei Skoten K.K.—23, Sakae-machi

Perez Corp & Co.—125, Higashi machi Yuasa Trading Co.—32, Akashi-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El50 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Hakodate Otani Shoten—30 Ura Goto-machi

Denbigh & Co.—P.O. Box 11 Shibutani Shoten—29, Tsuki-machi

Luky Bros.—86, Suehiro-cho, Nishi- Yamamoto Shoten—25, Zaimoku-machi

hama-machi Nagoya

Kyoto Abeko & Cc.—19, Temma-dho

Arimoto & Co., K. — Goko-machi- Arakawa Gomei Kaisha—Nishi Kikui-

Nishi-iru oho

Asahi Trading Co.—Koromon-dori Goto Trading Co.—Minami Gofuko-

Hamada Goro—Matsubara-sagaru cho

Hitomi Isamu—Ohmiya-nishi Japan Import & Export Commission

Inouye Goshi Kaisha—Sanjo-sagaru Co.—12, Chikara-machi

Masuda & Co.—Kawara-machi Kato & Co., Ltd.—Shin Yanagi-cho

Nagase & Co., Ltd., D.—Shijo-dori Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—Minami

N agashima^cho

Nishimura Trading Co.—Karasu- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—2, Sa-

maru Nishi-iru

Osawa & Co., J.—Kawara raachi, Hi- sajima-cho

gashi-iru Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—Shinyana-

Sagues, Busquets—P.O. Box 8 gai-machi

Vendrell, Mustards & Co.—32, Hon- Strong & Co.—39-41, Yado-cho

machi Taiyo Boeki Shokai—Yoshino-cho

Kyushu Takata & Oo., Ltd.—3, Shin Yanagi-

machi

Horne Company Ltd.—18, Kawabata- Osaka

machi

Moji Aall & Co.—9, Korabashi

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd.

Demitsu Suzeko Shoten—Nishi Hon- —417, Dojima Building, Hama-dori

machi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—4, Sanbashidori Andrews and George Co., Inc.—18,

Yedobori Minamidori

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K. — Higashi Aoki Kasayama-do—10, Awaza Kami-

Minato-cho dori

Nichizui Trading Co.- 18, Minato- Asahi Boeki K.K.—48, Kita Kyu-

machi 3-chome taro-cho

Okhashi Shokai—Higashi Hon-madii Asano Bussan K.K.—55, Kawara-ma-

chi

Nagasaki Ashida Co.—5-19, Imabashi

Ataka & Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi

Hara Shoten—33, Tsuki-machi Becker & Co.—43ye Building

Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Tokiwamachi Blundell & Co., Ltd., G. — Daido

Ito & Co.—54, Kabashima-machi Seimei Bldg., Tosaboj-i

Kikuchi Shoten—49, Kabashima-cho China —

Export, Import & Bank Co.

Mitsubishi Shintaku Bldg., 1,

Kurose Shoten—19, Tsuki-machi Imbashi 4-chome

Matsuno Shoten—30, Ura Goto-maohi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Tokiwamachi Doitsu Seiko K.K.—Nihon Kaijo

Bldg., 4th floor, Edobori Kami-dori,

Moritaya Shoten—4, Tsuki-machi 1-chome

 CLASSIFIED list of trades

GENERAL MERCHANTS E151

Eastern Trading Co.—5, Imabashi Siber, Hegner & Co.—1, Imabashi

Qadelius & Co., Ltd.—Gosho Build- Slack, Alfred M.—Daido Building

ing, Nakanoshima Sogo Bobki Shokai—4, Tamae-cho

Green & Son, Ltd., E.—614, Dojima Strong & Co.—Meiji Building

Building

Greenhill, Kato & C0-'—Ohye Build- Sugiyama

bori Shoten K.K.—6, Kyomachi-

ing

Harada Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—8, Ando- Taiheiyo Co.—19,

Summert Umeda-cho

Boeki K.K.—25, Tosabori

jibashi-dori Tanaka Gentaro Shoten—49, Hikama-

Healing Shokai Ltd. — 20, Dosho- dori

machi 2-chome Tanaka Sukezaemon—13, Edobori Ka-

Henry & Co., A. & S.—Ishizaki Bldg. mi-cho

Holstein & Co.—50. Edobori Tata & Co.—17, Kitahama

Hunter & Co.—12, Kawaguichi-cho Tomeye Trading Co. — Shijimibashi

Illies & Co.—Mitsubishi Shintaku Building

Bldg., 1-Imabashi Volkart Brothers’ Agency—20, Kita-

Iwai Shoten—43, Kitahama-dori hama

Iwata Shokai—64, Bakuro-machi Yoshida Bussan K.K.—21, Oimatsu-

Japan Import & Export Commission cho

Co.—1, Toyosaka Nishidori

Japan Trading & Manufacturing Co. Shidzuoka

—Minami Horiye-dori

Koerting & Co.—1, Tosabori Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Shimizu-ma-

Kongo Shokai—13, Yedobori chi

Korkhau & Co. — 1, Honden Sanban- Shidzuoka Trading Co.—8, Shim-

hachiman-machi

cho

Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha—14, Fushi-

mi-machi Tokyo

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—5, Tosabori

Liebermann Waelchli

hama Nomura Building, Kitahama Ahrens & Co.—Yaesu Building

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Koraibashi American Trading Co.—2, Marunou-

Nichiziu Trading Co., Ltd.—36, Kita- chi

hama Andrews & George Company, Inc.—5,

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—3 of 9, Kawa- Shiba Park

guchi-cho Arima Yoko—Rokuyokan Nakadori

Oemichen, E. M. & A.—Oye Building Aranami,

Marunouchi

E.—537, Kusen Building,

Osaka Bazaar—04, Awabori-dho Asahi Trading Co.—672, Marunouohi

Osawa Shokai K.K.—Awaji-cho Building

Ozu Takebayashi Kigyo K.K.—1-37, Asano Bussan Co.—Tokyo Kaijo

. TJtsubo Minami-cho Building

Pearce & Co.—Nisshin Seimeikwan Barth Shokai—727, Marunouchi Bldg.

Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd.—P.O. Box Berriok

153 (Central)

& ' Co. — Ginpokaku Bldg.,

Ginza 3-chome

Sale & Co., Ltd.—Dai-lchi Building, Blundell & Co.—2, Kyobashi

35, Koraibashi Buxbaum, C. H.—6, Yamamoto-cho

Saito & Co.—Oye Building Cameron & Co.—435, Yusen Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El52 GENERAL MERCHANTS

China Export-Import & Bank Co.—2, Kurosawa,

Kyobashi-ku

T. — 2, Ginza 6-chome,

Kyobashi Chiyoda-Shintaku bldg.

Chiyoda Boeki Shokai—Kogyo Build- Lendrum (Japan) Ltd.—P.O. Box 95

ing Marunouchi

Chiyoda Gumi—810, Marunouchi Making, O.—5, Ginza Nishi 2-choms

Building

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Gofu- BuildingTrading Co.—Dai-Ichi Sogo

Malkee

kucho

Daido Shokai—769, Marunouchi Masuda-ya ing G.lK.—Marunouchi Build-

Building Mitsubiki Shoji K.K.—4, Marunou-

Dewette & Co.—Osaka Building chi 2-chome

Dodwell & Co.—Chiyoda-kan Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—4, Maru-

Ebihara & Co.—25, Honkoku-cho nouchi

Forkes & Koch—21, Mitsubishi Bldg. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. -1,

Muro-machi

Fraser & Co.—525, Yaesu Building Miyasaki

Furido Shokai—P.O. Box 8 Nihon- cho & Co., Ltd.—2, Torihatago-

bashi

Furukawa & Co,—.8, Marunouchi 2- Moritani chome

& Co.—3, Gofuku-bashi 2-

chome Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.—

Gill & Co.—7, Naka-dori 758, Marunouchi Building

Hamano Shoji Kaisha — c/o Naka Nagase & Co., D.—Kobuna-cho

Hachigo-kan, 8, Marunouchi 3-chome

Hammond & Co., F. W.—10, Marunou- Nakai Shoten—7, Jukkendana

chi Nakashima Shoji K.K.—Yurakuk-

Hansen & Co., A. H.—8, Marunouchi wan, Marunouchi

Hattori & Co., Ltd., K.—2, Ginza 4- Nichizui

Building

Trading Co., Ltd.—Kinsan

chome, Kyobashi-ku

Healing & Co., Ltd.—Shiei Gaikan Nippon ShoJi K.K.—4, Nakasu-cho

Helm Bros., Ltd.—1, Hakozaki-cho 1- Nosawa

chome

Gumi—10, Marunouchi, 2-

chome

Herbert Lap., Alfred—6, Marunouchi Oestmann

machi-ku

& Co.—32, (Nagata-cho Koji-

Kojimachi-ku

Holstein & Co.—8, Nakadori Maru- Ohara & Co., Ltd.—7, Kofune-cho

nouchi 2-chome Okamoto & Co., Ltd.—3, Ginza 2-

Horii & Co.—3, Kaji-cho chome

Hunter & Co. — 3, Ginza Nishi 7- Okura Gumi—2, Ginza, Kyobashi-ku

chome, Kyobashi-ku

Ichikawa Shiseido & Co.—25, Haru- ku & Co., Ltd.—Ginza, Kyobashi-

Okura

ki-cho Omi Sales Co., Ltd.—Fujiya Bldg.

Illtes & Co.—Teikoku Seimei Kan, Pearce & Co.—Nishigashi Bldg.

Marunouchi,

Ito Shoten, S.—3, Kyobashi 2-chome, Ratjen, Rud—34, Kitamachi

Rudolf & Co.—7, Marunouchi, Naka-

Kyobashi-ku dori

Kanematsu & Co.—Marunouchi Bldg., Saito & Co.—459, Marunouchi Build-

2-Marunouchi 2-chome ing

Kenzai-sha—2, Tori 3-chome, Nihon- Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi

bashi-ku

Konishi Kotakudo

shi 1-chome, & Co.—1, Kyoba- Schmidt

Kyobashi-ku

Shoten—2, Muromachi, Ni-

hon-bashi-ku

Kurabayashi Brothers—Yusen Build Shibakawa & Co., Ltd.—2, Edobashi

ing 2-chome

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS El 53

Shima Trading Co., Ltd.—c/o Sanwa Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon Odori

Bldg. Getz Bros. & Co.—93, Yamashita-cho

Siemens Schuckert

Marunouchi 3-chomeDenki K.K.—2, Gillon & Co.—23, Yamashita-cho

Strachan h Co.—Yusen Building, Hattori

Hiraide

Shoten—31, Onoye-cho

& Co.—66, Ota-machj

Eiraku-cho Kojimachi-ku

Taiheiyo Boeki IK.K—703, Marunou- Hassaram && Co.—108,

Horikoshi Co.—28, Yamashita-cho

Yamashita-cho

chi Building

Takata & Co—1, Yaesu-cho Helm Bros., Ltd.—48, Yamashita-cho

Tokyo Trading Kumiai—3, Shinosaka Holstein & Co.—7, Yamashita-cho

Tomeye Trading Co.—Yusen Bldg. Isaac Bunting & Co.—41, Nihon Odori

Uchida Shoji K.K.—2, Marunouchi Isaacs & Co.—02, Yamashita-cho

Union Trading Co.—21, Gochi Shiba Japan Imp. & Exp. Commission Co.—

252, Yamashita-cho

Park

Weinberger & Co.—3, Naka-dori Kato Seiju Shoten K.K.—15, Kitana-

Yamagoichi & Co., K.—3, Ginza 2- ka-dori

chome Kern & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

Yamatake Shokai—1, c/o Yaesu Bldg. Kimitrai & Co., J.—76, Yamashita-

Yonei Sdoten K.K.—13, Ginza cho

Yoshida Katsue Shoten—20, Hasega- Kopp, E G.—108, Aioi-cho

wa-cho Maruni & Co.—4, Onoc-cho

Yuasa Trading Co.—542, Marunouchi Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—43, Honcho

Building Mitsui Bussan Kabushiki, Ltd.—14,

Nihon Oh-dori

Yokohama Miyabe Suyetaka Gomei Kaisha—176,

Yamashita-cho

Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho Motley, R. Hunter—92, Kominato-

Ahrens & Co.—51, Yamashita-cho machi

American Trading Co. of Japan—255, Nakamura

naka-dori

Trading Co.—55, Minami-

Yamashita-cho

Apcar & Co.—164, Yamashita-chf Nanri Trading Co., Ltd.—11, Kitana-

ka-dori

Arai Seitaro Shoten—8, Onoe-cho 1- Nichizui

chome Trading Co.—46, Yamashi-

ta-cho

Associated Trading Co.—21, Sum- Oppenheimer

yoshi-cho & Co.—13, Yamashita-

Audoyer, G.—109, Yamashita-cho cho

Berrick & Co.—199, Yamashita-cho Oversea Trading Co.—P.O. Box 57

Butterfield & Swire—7, Yamashita- Owston

chonie

& iQo.—1, Kaigan-dori 1-

cho

Cornes & Co.—81, Yamashita-cho Perez, Corp. & Co.—93, Yamashita-

cho

Curnow & Co., Ltd.—66, Yamashita- Pohoomull

cho Bros.—76, Yamashita-cho

Daido Boyeki K.K.—21, Hon-cho cho

Darbier, J.—12, Yoshihama-cho Rudolph & Co., Charles—254, Yamas-

Dell ’Oro & Co.—91, Yamashita-cho Satohita-cho

Dodwell & Co.—P.O. Box 271 Trading Co.—244, Yamashita-

cho

Doshi Trading Co.—16, Aioi-cho Schramm & Co.—P.O. Box 295

Eymard & Co.—163, Yamashita-cho Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd;—90a,

Feltman Bros. Inc.—26, Otamachi I Yamashita-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E154 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Singleton, Benda & Co.—96, Yamashi- Taylor

Seoul

& Co., W. W.—Taylor Bldg.,

ta-cho

Stadelman & Co.—116, Takenomaru Townsend & Co. — P.O. Box 10,

Stanton & Co.—21, Yamashita-cho Chemulpo

Strong & Co.-^204, Yamashita-oho Wolter & Co,, Carl — P.O. Box 3,

Suzor, Ronvaux & Co.—36, Nihon Chemulpo

Odori

Takemura Co., Ltd.^3, Ota-machi CHINA

Wataya Trading Co,—6, Benten-dori Amoy

Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashita-cho

Winckler & Co.—256, Yamashita-cho Boyd & Co'., Ltd.

Witkowski & Co., J.—93, Yamashita Butterfield & Swire

Yano & Joko Gomei Kaisha—63, Ya- Chin Ho Hong

mashita-cho

Yoshikawa Shoten—74, Yamashita-cho Douglas, Lapraik &,Cp.—The Bund

Yoshinaga Shoten—13, Motohama-cho Hope Oo., The

Yu Cheong Co.—67, Yamashita-cho Teo Kian HuatKaisha

Mitsui Bussan

CoJ

Ltd.—The Bund

FORMOSA Whitfield & Co., P.S.—129, Chong

San Road

Yeo Swee Swan & Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box '81, Taihoku Antung

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K. — 5, Hon-

machi, Taihoku

Mitsui Bussan K. K.—Omote-cho, 1- Shaw, George L.Swire

Butterfield &

chome, Taihoku

Okura Trading Co., Ltd.—8, Hqku- Canton

mon, Taihoku

Omi- Trading Co., Ltd.—6, Nisshin- Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

cho, 2-chome, Keelung

Tait & Co., Ltd.—21-22, Minato-cho, Bodiker & Co.—86, British Conces-

sion, Shameen

Taihoku

Tokki Gomei Kaisha—130, Kensei-cho, Bornemann & Co.—12, French Conces-

1-chome, Taihoku sion, Shameen ..

Tsujinoto Trading Co., Ltd.—13, Butterfield & SwitiE — British Con-

cession, Shameen

Nisshin-cho 3-chome, Keelung

Yamada & Co.—Omiya-cho, Tainan Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99,

Sup Sam Hong Road

KOREA Carlowitz & Co.—23b, Shakee Road

China Export-Import Bank Co.—Tai

Ping Road South

Bennett & Co.—Nissen Kaiun Bldg., Deacon & Co., Ltd.

Hon-machi 4-chome, Chemulpo Dent & Co., Ltd., Herbert—47, B. C.,

Davidson, H. W.—18, Takesoye-maohi Shameen

1-chome, Seoul Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Morris, J. H.—21, Teido, Seoul Fancy Goods Store—15, F. C., Sha

Plaisant Freres—5, Horaicho, Seoul meen

Steward & Co., E. D.—345, Taihei- Farmer & Co., William—British Con-

dori 2-chome, Seoul cession, Shameen

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GENERAL MERCHANTS El 55

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, British Changsha

r Concession, Shameen

Frolich, Tselee & Co., Ltd.—39, B.C., Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Sbameen Butterfield & Swire

Hannibal & Co., W. A.—73, B. C., Central China Trading Co.—32, Sha

Shameen Lu Pu Kai

Hogg & Co.—Shameen

Holland-China Trading Co.—65, Bri- CzARNETZKI &, Co.

tish Concession, Shameen

Hongkong & Canton Export Co., Ltd. Chefoo

—33, British Concession, Shameen

Huygen, G. E.—2, French Concession, Anz & Co., O. H.

Shameen Butterfield & Swire

James H. Backhouse, Ltd.—Shameen Casey & Co.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— Erzinger & Co.

Shameen Lane & Co., Walter & David

Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18

Johnson & Co., R.—P.O. Box 35 McMullan & Co., Ltd., James

Karanjia Co., Ltd.—21, French Mitsui

Concession,& Shameen

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—129,

Sing Tai Stjeet

Koehler & Co.—19, British Conces- Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E.

sion, Shameen Shantung Traders Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 2

Kruse & Co.—P.O. Box 61 Smith & Co., L. H.—P.O. Box 12

Lam & Co., J.—33a, British Conces- Webster, Chao & Co.—Broadway

sion, Shameen

Leison Bros. & Co.—28, Ning Kai Chingwantao

Wang Kai

Loxley & Co., W. R.—50, Shameen Hop Kee & Co.

Manners & Co., John—62, British

Concession, Shameen

Mehta, M. N.—Shameen Chungking

Melchers

meen & Co.—P.O. Box 70, Sha- Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—58, British Barry & Dodwell Ltd.—P.O. Box 17

Concession, Shameen Butterfield & Swire

Mogra & Co., E. R.—P.O. Box 44 Philippidis Bros.—19, Chang Ping

Northern Feather Works, Ltd.—48, Street

British Concession, Shameen Szechwan Handels-Gesellschaft

Pavri & Sons, K. S. —Shameen Wolheim, Gebrueder & Co.

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 37, Dairen

British Concession, Shameen

Sales & Co.—25, French Concession, Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.

Shameen

Shewan. Tomes & Co.—56, B. C., AnzLtd.—3, Higashikoen-cho

& Co., O.H.—212, Yamagata-dori

Shameen

Siemssen & Co.—75a, British Conces- Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori

sion, Shameen Butterfield & Swire—212, Yamagata-

Soc. Commerciale Asiatique—Shameen dori

Spalinger % Co., U.—49, Shameen ‘Fukusho Co.—213, Yamagata-dori

Strong & Co.—37, British Concession, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—182, Yama.

United Trading Co.. Ltd. gata-dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E156 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yamagata- Fuhrmeister & Co.—361, Han Chung

Road, S.A.D. 1.

dori

Nishikawa & Co. Gale & Co., L. E.—48, Rue Dautre-

Okora & Co. (Trading), Ltd. mer

Ruthe & Co., A. E.—P.O. Box 24 Guzdar & Co.—Hunan Road

Taito Co., The—18, Yamagata-dori Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.-^8,

Tschurin & Co., I. I. The Bund

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd., The—9, Dahlia

Foochow Building, Hunan Road

International Export Co. — Han

Anderson & Co., Ltd., Robert Chung Road, S.A.D. 1.

Bathgate & Co. Jardine,

Bund Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The

Brand & Co., H. S. Lee & Co., D. A.—7, Ding An Lee,

Brockett & Co. Poyang Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Eastern Engineering & Trading Co., Liddell Bros.Y.—23,

Li & Co., T. Rue Dautremer

& Co., Ltd.-Wha-

Ltd.—1, Shang-Hang St., Nantai cheong Road

Etablissements

City Chapron — Foochow Mee-Yeh Handels Compaonie — 13,

Foreign Trade Co. Tungting Road, S.A.D. 3.

Gibb, Livington & Co,, Ltd. Melchers & Co. —S.A.D. Bund No. 49

Greig & Co., M. W. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. —

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. Kiang Han Road, S.A.D. 3.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Kiang

Leadmen & Co., Ltd—Nantai Han Road, S.A.D. 3.

Oriental Engineering Co. Mustard & Co., Ltd.—18, Faucheong

Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—Nantai Olivter-Chine—Ta Chi Men

SlEMSSEN & KROHN

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, Paou Shun Kung Sze—3, Paou Shun

Me Wu Ting Chong Ching Shan Road, S.A.D. 3.

Union Trading Co., The Pearce & Garriock—Tung Ting Road

Racine et Cie—Racine Building, Rue

Hankow Dubai 1

Ramsay & Co.—23, Tungting Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—11, Rohde & Co.—70, Huangpei Road,

Rue Clemenceau S.A.D. 2.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—The Bund, Schnabel, Gaumer & Go.—37, Han

S.A.D. 1. Chen Pei Lee

Butterfield & Swire—The Bund

Carlowitz & Co.—Ta Chi Man Siemssen & Co.—Han Kiang Road

China Trading Co., The—Hunan Rd., Sobbe,

Han

H.—1, N.K.K. Bldg.. Kiang

S.A.D. 3.

Dodwell & Co, Ltd.—5, Tungting O. E. Vongehr Fed., Inc.—The Bund

Road

Dollar Co,, The Robert—Han Ching Wah Chang Trading Corpn.—23, Rue

Dautremer

Kai

East-Asiatic Co., Ltd. — The Bund, Yung Tai & Co.—15, Sankiao Road,

S.A.D. 2.

S.A.D. 1.

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GENERAL MERCHANTS El57

Harbin Batten & Co.—China Building

Berg & Coi, Ltd. -6, Des Yoeux Road

Central

Adler. N.—84, Kitaiskaya Street Blair & Co.—5, Queen’s Road Central

! Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Bodiker & Co. —167, Des Voeux Road

Ltd.—1, Pekarnaya St.

British Far Eastern Co., Ltd.—34, Central

Kitaiskaya Street Bornemann & Co. -Prince’s, Building

British Far Eastern Cq.—U, CKitais- Bright Sun Co.—12, Queen Victoria

kaya Street Street

Brown, J. A.—9, Rinnochnaya, Pris- Carroll, A. H.—Alexandra Bldg.

tan Carroll, W. J.—16, Bowen Road

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya Street

Carlowitz & Co.—P.O. Box 403 Central Trading

r ra Co.—6, Des Voeux

Fleet & Co., Hayton—P.O. Box 241 j Road Ce R l

Klemantaski, Jacques Channel Trading Co.~ Asia Life

Koulaieff’s Sons—20, Polevaya ! Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central

Manchurian Co., Ltd.—119, Novotor- j Chau Yue Teng—'China Building

$oyaya Street | Cherry & Co.- - 24, 'Des Vceux Road

Skoblin Co., S.F.—31, Konnaya St. i Central

Tschurin A Co., 1.1. j Chik Fung Co.—Prince’s Building

! China Commercial Co., Ltd.—7, Cliff

Hoihow i Road

; China

Queen’sEmporium,

Road CentralLtd, — 62v68,

Wing Fat Hong—Chungshan Road j| China Export-Import & Bank

YTen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Raad Co., Ltd.—Shell House

Hongkong Chotirmall & Co., K. A. J. — 35,

Wyndham Street

Abdoolally Ebrahim <& Co.—20, Stan- i Christensen & Co. — 8, Des Voeux

ley Street j Road Central

Alexandra, James ' Chung King Co.—261, Queen’s Road

Queen’s Road Central West

Andersen, Meyer & Co. Ltd.—67> Conley Trading Co.—National Bank

Des Vceux Road Central Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road

Arculli Brothers—Stock Exchange Connell & Co., Ltd., H.—China Bldg.

Building

Arculli

kok-tsui& Sons, A, F.—Godowns, Tad- Cooper & Co., D. H,—1, Des Voeux

Road Central

Arnhoid & Co., Ltd. Holland House, Co-operative Trading Co.—National

Queen’s Road Central Bank Bldg., 8a Des Voeux Road C.

Asiatic Trading Co. -China Building

Au Siu Cho—China Building, 6th floor Danry & Hance —Alexandra Building

Backhouse, Ltd., James H—15-19, David Oo., S.J.—David House

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Queen’s Road Central Road Central

Banker & Co., Ltd.—St, Des Voeux Road Desai, R. E.—China Building

Central

Basa, R,—4, Queen’ Road Central Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—

Basto & Co., L. E.—ri8. Ice House St. French Bank Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 58 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Dodwell & Co., Ltd. — Hongkong & Hughes & Hough, Ltd. —8, Des Voeux

Road Central

Shanghai Bank Building

Douglas, Lapeaik & Co.—P. & O. Building & Co., John D. — King’s

Hutchison

Building, 20, Connaught Road C.

Dunbar & Co., L.—H. K. Bank Bldg. Huygen,

West

G. E.— 8, Lee Yuen Street

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg. International Trading Co. — China

(2nd floor)

East Asiatic Trading Co.—Shell IpBuildingTak Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Building

House

Esmail, H. M. H.—China Building ItoCentralCo., Ltd.—4A, Des Voeux Road

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road

Central Jack & Co., Ltd., Wm. C.—St. George’s

Fongkey & Co.—18, Connaught Road Building

Central Jardine, Matheson &Co.—18, Pedder

Franco-Eastern Trading—Chung Tin JebsenStreet

Building St Co—Pedder Building

French Store, The—97, Queen’s Road Kai Tai & Co.—66, Connaught Road

Central Central

Fung Tang—Redder Building Kaihong Trading Co.—9, Stewart Rd.

Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—P. & Karsten, Larssen & Co.—York Build-

O. Building ing

Gilman &; Co., Ltd—4a, Des Vceux Kato & Co., S.—16, Queen’s Road

Road Central

Globe Trading Co., The — 37, Des Katoh & Co., Ltd.—14, Queen’s Road

Voeux Road Central Central

Goeke 8c Co. (1935), Export, A— Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Alexan-

China Building dra Buildings

Gotla & Co., P. D.—36, Wyndham St.

Gregory & Co., T. M—Queen’s Build- Kelley

Central

& Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

ing Kian Gw an Co. (India), Ltd. —10,

Hall Law Co.—China Building Des Voeux Road Central

Hannibal & Co., W.A.—15-19, Queen’s Kotewall & Co., R. H.—China Bldg.

Road Central

Henry Sales Co.—14, Queen’s Road C. Kruse && Co.—Chung Tin Building

Himly, Ltd. — 32, Connaught Road Kwok Street

Co., P. K.—35, Hing Lung

Central

Hin Cheong Trading Co.—10, Des Kwong Tai Hong — 27, Connaught

Road Central

Voeux Road Central '

Ho Tung, Sir Robert—4a, Des Vceux Lay & Co.,Wing

Lai Shiu & Co.—China Bldg.

S. C.—David House, 67-69A,

Road Central Des Voeux Road Central

Holland China Trading Co., Ltd Lepack Co.—York Bldg.

—67, Des Voeux Road Central

Honda, H.—40, Johnston Road Lewton & Co.—China Bldg.

Hongkong-C’anton Export Co., Ltd.— Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building,

5, Queen’s Road Central Chater Road

Hongkong Commeroiai, Co.—4a, Des Luhring & Smith—12, Des Voeux Rd.

Voeux Road Malcolm & Co., Ltd—Hongkong &

Hongkong Import & Export Co. Shanghai Bank Building

—4, Queen’s Road Central Manners & Co., Ltd., John — 7,

Howah & Co.—12, Des Voeux Road C. Queen’s Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES El 59

GENERAL MERCHANTS

Maesman Hongkong China, Ltd. — I Silva-Netto & Co.—Powell Building

Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Building Sincere Co., Ltd.—137, Des Voeux Road

Maxim & Co.—Queen’s Building Central

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Holland Singon & Co.—35, Hing Lung Street

Skott & Co., H.—7, Queen’s Road C.

House, Queen’s Road Central

Societe

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s Connaught Commerciale Asiatique—21,

Building, Ice House Street Road Central

Mohamedally, N.—27, Wyndham St. Spalinger & Co., U.—16, Queen’s Road

Central

Moeton Beds. & Co., Chaeles— Sui Heung Yuen—34-36, Hing Lung

China Building

Moses & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg. SunStreet

Mouldee & Co. (1934), Ltd., A. B.— Sun Co., The—Des Voeux Road C.

Fat Co.—National Bank Bldg.,

China Building 8a, Des Voeux Road Central

Mustaed & Co.—67, Des Voeux Rd. C. Swedish Trading Co.,—China Bldg.

National Teading Co.--China Bldg. Szeot & Co., Samuel K. - ,1,1, Queen’s

Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd.—67-69, Road Central

JDes Voeux Road Central Talati, M. P.—i8, lee House Street

Okiental Teading Co.—Prince’s Bldg. Tat Kuan—Bank of China Building

Overseas Trading Co. — Asia Life Thoresen & Co., Ltd.—4, Queen’s Rd.

Building, 14, Queen’s Road Central Central

Pavei & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham Tyeb

Street Union Trading Co., Ltd. — York

Pentbeath & Co.—Alexandra Build- Building

ings Vasunia & Co., J. P.—38, Wyndham

Petersen & Co.—York Building Street

Pohoomull Bros. (India)—29c, Wynd- Wallem & Co.—Hongkong Bank Bldg.

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Build-

ham Street ing

Rahim & Son, C.—43a, Wyndham Str. Williamson & Co. —P. & O. Building

Reiss. Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Wing On Co., Ltd.—207-225, Des

Road Central Vceux Road Central

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—6, Des Wingly; & Co.—2<3a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

Voeux Road Central Wong Sui Wocn—271, Hennessy Rd.

Rocha & Co., J. M. da—10, Des Voeux Wong Tong Kee — 32, Canton Road,

Road Central Kowloon

Ross Motor Co., Alex.— 1a, Chater Xavier Bros., Ltd.—8, Des Voeux

Road Road Central

Rudolf, Wolff & iKew, Ltd.—54, Young it Co.—China Building

Queen’s Road Central

Rumjahn & Co., U,—10, Queen’s Road Ichang

Central

Sander Wieler & Co.—King’s Build-

ing Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Vceux Road Central Kiukiang

Sherly & Co., W. S. — 20, Queen’s Road

Central

Shewan,Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des Butterfield & Swire

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Vocux Road Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 60 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Macao Newchwang

Basto,

RibeiroJ. A. — If, Avenida Almeida Butterfield & Swire

Empresa Commercial Lusitana—lE, Eulers & Co.

Farmer & Co., F.D

Avenida Almeida Ribeiro

Fernandes & Co., J.Y.—22, Avenida Jaspersen, M. P.

Almeida Ribeiro Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. -185.

Hingkee & Co.—32, Avenida Almeida Szechuen Road

Ribeiro Van Ess & Co., A.

Hip Wo & Co.—29, Avenida Almeida

Ribeiro Peiping

Kai Chong & CO;—13, Avenida Al-

meida r Ribeiro

Mello, A. A. de—22, Praca Lobo Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—1, Ta

d’Avila Yuan Fu Hutung

Nolasco, H.—20, Ave. Almeida Ribeiro Bertram, R.—6, Legation Street.

Nolasco & Co., H.—57, Praia Grande Cameron & Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei

Oriental Co., The—23, Rua dos Mor- Hutung

cardore Cariowitz & Co.—12, Hatamen Street

Po Man Lau—2, Largo de S. Domin- China Cratts—10, Big Embroidery

gos Street

Poon & Co., K. Q.—94, Ave. Almeida Fowler & Co., W. W.—9, Hwang

Cheng Ken, Tung Hwa Win

Ribsiro

Rodrtgttes, F.—8, Alvenida Almeida Frazar, Fed. Inc.—294, Hatamen

Ribeiro Street

San Kwong Co.—52, Avenda Almeida Hackmack & Co.—125, Soochow Hu-

Ribeiro tung

Henning & Go., A C.—45, Wai Chiao

Mukden Pu Chieh

Mitsubishi Ggshi Kaisha—Tung Tan

Gran, A. L.—39, Chiyoda-dori Pai Lou Road

Ketl & Co., W.—1, Yang Fu Li, Chin Modde, F.—39, Mahtsien Hutung

Wei Lou Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Tsung

Kidkong Trading Co.—225, Shih Yih Reuter,Pu Hutung

Wei Road Brockelmann & Co. — 39,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Yang Yi Hutung

Mustard

Wei Loo Nan Siemssen & Co.—20, Gan Mien Hu-

Nf«tlf. & Anglo-S'wiss Condensed tung

Mtlk Co. Skiotis Bros. & Co.—6, Legation St.

Wolter & Co.. Carl—H.K. & Shang Sullivan & Co., J.—1, Morrison Str.

hai Bank Bldg Talati & Co., J. M.—4, Legation St.

Nanking Tipper & Co.-^Ewo Building, Lega-

tion Street

Butterfield & Swire Yang & Co., Ltd., X. C.—Tung Tan

Pai Lo

Drysdale k Co.—16, San Chia Wan Yen Nan & Co.—78, Tung Sse Nan Ta

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Chieh

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E161

Shanghai China Export-Import & Bank Co.—

136-138 Kiangse Road

Abdoolally Ebbahim & Co.—671, Sze- China Foreign Trading Co.—47,

Ningpo Road

chuen Road

Abraham Katz & Co.—3i6, Kiangse China Import & Export Co.—269,

Broadway

Road

Adams & Co., W. A.—51, Canton Rd. Chinaward YU

Mercantile Co.—274, Av. Ed-

Allanson Willian—455, Rue Lafayette China

American Asiatic Trading Co.—250, —175,Merchants’

Canton; Road

Trading Co., Ltd.

Sassoon House

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 & 43. Hong Kong RoadService Co.—59,

ChinA Sales &

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Anglo-Chinese indenting Co. — 190, China Trading & Corporation—119,

Jinkee Road

Kiukiang Road China Trading & Industrial Co.—

Anglo-Danish Shipping Company—£ 280, Peking R* ad

French Bund

Arai & Co.—130, Hankow Road China United Import & Export Co.,

Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — Sassoon House Ltd.—61, Museum Road

Australia-China Trading Co. — 367, China110,

United Trading Co., Ltd.—

Avenue Edward VII

Kiangse Road

Baer & Co., A.—8-10, Rue du Consulat Ching Chong & Co.—359', Yates Road

Behn, Meyer (China) Co.—356, Pe- Chung Fog Co.—230, Kiukiang Road

king R,oad Ci^erici, Bedoni & Co.—10^ Museum

Behr & Matthews—1267, Yangtsepoo Road

Road Commercial Trading Co.—48, North

Bell, A. D.—525, Avenue Haig Honan Road

Beraha D. & Stetten, Ltd. — 320, Compagnia Italiana d’Extreme Ori-

Kiangse Road Ente—20, Kiukiang Road

Boyd & Co.—620, Szechuen Road CompAgNie ORTorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Breen & Co., C. J.—70, Szechuen Road ward VII

Brook & Co.—150, Kiukiang Road Connell Brothers Co., Ltd.—149, Sze-

chuen Road

Burkill & Sons, A. R. — 20, Canton Continental

Road Trading Co.—Lane 520,

12, Ningpo Road

Butterfield & Swire—21-23, French Dastoor

Bund & Co., F. R.—125, Hankow

Calder-Marshael

king Road & C6., Ltd.—2, Pe- David & Co., S.J.—320, Kiangse

Road

Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.— Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C.—Lane 126,

81, Jinkee Road 10, Szechuen Road

Canadian Trading Co-.—18, The Bu,hd Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Carlowitz & Co.—670,. Szechuen Rd. Dorman Long & Co., Ltd.—26, The

Central Express Co.—447, Broadway Bund

East Duncan St Co—117-129, Hamilton

Cenrtal Trading Co.—150, Kiukiang House

Road East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

Chapeaux ” & Co., Ltd.—4, French Road

Bund Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd.,

Chen, Neeling—114, Peking Road —162, Canton Road

E6

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS

Egal & Cie—709, Avenue Joffre Holland-China Trading Co. (Shang-

Ehlers & Co., A.—264, Kiangse Road hai), Ltd.—320, Kiangse Road

Eikwa & Co.—115, Kiangse Road Holliday (China) Co., Cecil—115,

Hankow Road

Eiwa Yoko—86, Canton Road Ilbert & Co. (1931), Ltd.—17, Canton

Ekman Foreign Agencies Ltd.— Road

101, Hamilton House Inniss & Riddle, Ltd.—4, Yuen Ming

Elbrook, Inc.—156, Peking Road Yuen Road

Elliston & Co.—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Iwai & Co.—99, Hankow Road

Road Jacks & Co., William—51, Hongkong

Emens & Co.—8, Quai de France Road

Ezra & Co., Edward —150, Kiubiang Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

17, The Bund

Road

Far Eastern Import & Export Co.— Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road

751, Avenue du Roi Albert Joseph Brothers—12, The Bund

Forster & Co., Ltd.— 128, Kiangse Joseph, R. M.—12, The Bund

Road

Frost, Bland & Co.—33, Szechuen Rd. Kanan & Co.—43, Dixwell Road

Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co., Kinhai

Peking

Trading Co., Ltd. —137,

Road

Ltd.—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Kingshill Trading Co.—210, Kiukiang

Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc.—320, Sze- Road

chuen Road Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd.—137, Pe-

Getz Bros. & Co.—66, Nanking Road king Road

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee KiuKiangsi

ChengRoadLoung Export Co. —121, |

Road

Gidumal (O.K.) & Watdmul—131, Kiu Foo & Co.—22, Siking Road

Hankow Road Knipschildt & Eskelund—220, Sze-

Glanzmann Fco.—162, Canton Road chuen Road

Glathe 8t Witt—40, Szechuen Road Koenigsberger, L.—622, Avenue Joffre

Grilk. G. J.—141, Minghong Road Koh Jai Tse—147, Kiangse Road

Hamilton, Ltd., James—160, Avenue Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road

Edward YTI Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—12, The Bund

Hargen

Harris & Co., H. E.—261, Kiangse Little & Co., Ltd., William—131,

Museum Road

Road

Harrisons. King & Irwin, Ltd.—549, Mackenzie

Road

& Co., Ltd.—77, Canton

Szedhuen Road

Harvie, Cooke & Co.—659, Szechuen Maitland & Co., Ltd. — Lane 126, 10,

Szechuen Road

Road

Hattori Trading Co.—22, Siking Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Road Road

Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road Marderfeld, M.—458, Szechuen Road

Henry Trading Co., W.—280, Peking Mar-Kao, Ltd.—110, Szechuen Road

Road Master & Co., M. J.—131, Hankow

Hochang & Co.—47, Ningpo Road Road

Hoehnke, Frithjof—220, Szechuen Rd. Masukow & Co.—33, Foochow Road

Hoki Yoko—Lane Matheson & Co., George—119, Jinkee

Haining Road 24, C. F. 7, North Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E163

McBain, George—1, The Bund Ragi & Co., R.H.—131, Peking Road

Mee-Yeh Handles Compagnie—137, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—45®,

Kiangse Road

Canton Road

Mehta & Co.—26, Rue du Consulat Rohde & Co.—209, Yuen Ming Yuen

Melchers & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Road Road & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue

Mercantile & Co.—128, Museum Road Rondon

Edward YII

Meyerink & Co., Wm.—150, Kiukiang Ross & Co., Alex—81, Jinkee Road

Road Sam Hwa Export Co.—7-9 Siking Rd.

Middleton & Co., Ltd.—45, Kiukiang Sam Joe & Co.—195, Broadway

Road

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu- Sassoon

House

& Co., Ltd., E. D. — Sassoon

kiang Road

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—185, Sator, A.—131, Museum Road

Szechuen Road Savul & Co., H. A. I.—128, Museum

Moller & Co.—30, Foochow Road Road

Monroe & Co., F.C.—128, Museum Scandinavian

Road

Trading Co.—43, Boone

Road

Moore & Co., L.—8 8, Museum Road Schnabel,

chuen Road

Gaumer & Co.—294, Sze-

Moss & Co., David, L.—110, Szechuen Schen & Co., K. H.—230, Kiukiang

Road Road

Murakami Toyo—270, Kiangse Road

National Commercial Co.—153, Can- Scott,

Road

Harding & Co.—121, Peking

ton Road

National Trading Co. — 131, Mu- Shanghai

Road

Import Co.—153, Nanking

seum Road

Nemazee & Co., H.M.H.—190, Peking Siber, Hegner & Co.—97, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

Road

New China Trading Corporation— Siemssen & Co.—461, Kiangse Road

Siemssen & Krohn—66, Museum Road

210-14 Kiukiang Road

Nichiwa Shokai, Ltd.—299, Szechuen Slevogt & Co.—128, Museum Road

Road Slowe & Co., Ltd.—110, Hankow Rd.

Nissim & Co., Ltd., Edward—2, Soki Yoko—P. O. Box 3055

Peking Road Smalley & Co., W. N. A. — Queen’s

Okura & Co., Ltd.—20, Kiukiang Rd. Building, (Ice House Street Entrance)

Olivier-Chine—95, Museum Road So Brothers & Co.—299, Szechuen

Road

Oppenheim Bros., A.

chuen Road Francaise du Haut Yang Tze

Oriental Construction & Trading —25, Rue du Consulat

Co.—573, Szechuen Road Spizzica & Co., G.—110, Szechuen Rd.

Oriental Purchasing

452, Kiangse Road Co., Ltd.— Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd.

Osaka Shosen Kaisha — 20, Canton kee Road Mercantile Co.—119, Jin-

Sunflower

Road ! Synnerberg, G. V.—264, Kiangse Rd.

Ouskouli,

Road M. H. A. — 142, Museum Taisho & Co.—22, Chaotung Road

Peters & Co., H. K.—320, Szechuen Takaiwa & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Road Tata & Co., Ltd., B. D.—20, Ningpo

Picking Import & Export Co.—47, Road

Ningpo Road Thoresen & Co., O.—110, Szechuen

Racine & Cie. S.A.—2, Peking Road I Road

E6*

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

EHM GENERAL MERCHANT^

Tofuku Trading Co.—110, Szechuen Tientsin

Road

Traohsuer, Ltd., J. H.—133, Yuen Altamira & Co.—21, Rue du 14 Julliet

Ming Yuen Road Andersen, Meyer & Company, Ltd.—

Tung Tai Trading Co.—21, Siking 96, Rue de Tako.u

Road Arnhold & Co.—10, Taku Road

Union Import & Export Syndicate, Asia Export Co.—19, Victoria Terrace

Ltd.—162, Canton Road

Union Trading Co.—119, Jinkee Road Batouieff’s

124, Taku Estate

Road, Executors,

B. C. E.A.—

United Manufacturers’ Electric Co. Bernstein Sons, M., and Froiman,

—149, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Ino.—8, Rue de Verdun

Vajda & Co., G.—330, Szechuen Road Bisseker, F.D.—52, Taku Road

Vasunia & Co.—391, Kiangse Road

Vtcca.teh!& Co., Ltd., F.—132, Kiangse Boss, I’. H.-t-108, Taku Road

Bremen Colonial & ' China Trading

Road Coi—3jf Corso .Vittorio Emanuel III

Viloudaki & Co.—59, Peking Road

Walker, Turner & Co., Ltd. —.20, Bubeshko Street

& Co.—92, Woodrow Wilson

Ningpo Road

Wattie & Co., J.A.—93, Canton Road Road Co., A. E.—27-, Consular

Bulling &

Way Tai & Co.—190, Peking Road Butterfield & Swire—117, Victoria

Wisner & Ca—185, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Road Caprino & Co., P.—299, Victoria Rd.,

Yoshida & Co.—86, Canton Road British Concession

Yuen Dah & Co.—50-56, Jehoji Road Capbtick & Co.—118. British Bund

Zais, Steinman & Co.—110, Szechuen Carlowitz & Co. - 14IM44, Taku Rd.

Road Chang & Co.—59, Rue de Paris

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—101, Broadway

Zimmerman Co., W.I.—215, Szechuen China-American

—Rue de France

Trading Corporation

Road China Continental Commerce Co.—

Zung Lee & Co.—22, Ave. Edward VII Taliti Building

China Export, Import & Bank Co.—

Swatow 6, Shon An Street

China Express Co.—6, Road, 3rd

Best & Co., H.C. —22 to 24, Chien China S.P.A.

Ping Road Import Trading Co.—Daven-

Huygen, G. E.—P.O. Box 20 port Bldg..

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Bristow Road, B.Trading

China National

Con.

Co. —158,

—P. O. Box 68 I China Netherland Produce Co.—89,

Lee Brothers & Co. Rue de 14 Julliet

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—1, Yeong Chinese Associated Trading Co.—

Ping Road Chung Hsing Bldg,, Taku & Canton

Melchers & Co.—8, Yeong Ring Road Roads

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Roese Brothers — 113, Seng Peng Colinet, G.—16, Rue Henry Bourgeois

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Street Road

San Shing Co. Commercial Traders Association—*79,

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd—P.O. j Rue Pasteur

Box 3 Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road,

Shih Brothers—11, Sin Heng Road British Concession

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E165

Foox & Co., H.—^5, Consular Road Osawa & Co., D.—Asahi Road

Forbes Co., William—43, Victoria Pennell & Co.—36, Council Road

Road Perrin Cooper & Co.—Consular Road

Foreign Commission Agency — 321, Polish Commercial Co., Ltd.—44-46,

Taku Road Rue de Paris

Fchrmeister

Taku Roads Road

Cipperich & Co.—62, Taku Road Rabben & Co.—118, The Bund

Greenland & Sons—11, The Bund Racine et Cie—8, Rue Henri Bourgeois

Hackmack & Co.—15, Rue Courbet Reuter, Brookelmann & Co.,,— 29,

Hai Ho Trading Co.—98, Victoria Rd. Consular Road

Hardy, Gatliff & Co., Ltd. -^192, Shea Tukg Co.—8, Chu Fu Li, Coun-

cil Road

Taku Road

Hatch, Carter & Co.—131, Davenport Shingming Trading Co. (China),

Ltd.—50, Taku Road

Road

Holland-China Trading Co. (Tien- Siemssen & Co.—63, Taku Road

tsin), Ltd.—66-58, Rue Dillon Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—5,

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—Victoria Rue Dillon

Road SRiotis Bros. & Co. — 47, Rue de

Juvet & Co.—99, Rue de Takou F ranee

Kapustin & Co.—11, Victoria Terrace Taiohong

Taku

Lmport & Export Co.—124,

Road

Kato & Co.—Asahi Road Talati Bros. & Co.—2, Council Road

Keim, A.—70, Ejrmanno Carlotto

Kleemann & Co., O. — 3, Woodrow Twyford lard

& Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay

Wilson Street Universal Trading Corporation—54,

Lee-Fu Trading Co.—55, Victoria Rd. Rue Piguarez

Lee, E:^-S8, Woodrow Wilson Street Vrard & Co., L.—71, Rue St. Louis

Ley, Ltd.—90, Victoria Road Walte & Co.—186, Bristow Road

Liddell Brothers & Co., IAd.-192, Whitamore & Co.—200, Taku Road

Taku Road Wilson & Co.—72, Victoria Road

Mackenzie & Co.^138, Taku Road Yue Nan Yung—306, Victoria Road

Malkassian, S. — 32, Via Ermanno

Carlotto Tsinan

Mansouk & Co., J.^-101, Rue Pasteur

Melchers & Co.—16, Bruce Road Carlovvitz & Co.—Se Da Ma Lu, Wei

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—Akiyanaa Rd. Se Lu

Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de Francfe Dau & Co., C.

NestRe and Anglo-Swiss Condensed Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Wei

Milk Co.—60, Rue de France Chi Lu

Okura & Co.—Japanese Bund

Olivier Chine (S. A.)—Corner Rue Tsingtao

de Taku and Verdun

Oriental Trading & Engineering Co. Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantao

—49, Taku, Road, B.C. Road

Oriental Trading -CoRpn.^—8', Rue Carlowitz & Co.—52, Woosung Road

Laville CaSf.y & Lyttle—61, Chunghan Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—jO, French Djing & Co., Walter—86, Kuan

Bund 1 Hsten Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El66 GENERAL MERCHANTS

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—28, Kuantao Negri Sembilan

Road

Henzler & Co., A.—61, Feihsien Road Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—16, Port Dickson

Kuantao Road Lee Kee & Co. —102, Birch Road

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James—P.O. Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd.—4,

Caaneron Road, Seremban

Box 92

Melchers & Co.—2, Chekiang Road Noormohamed & Co.—30, Main Street,

Nilai

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. —11, Seremban

Tangyi Road Trading Co.—117, Birch

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—86, Kwan Sime,Road, Seremban

Hsien Road Darby & Co.—Birch Road,

Seremban

Siemssen & Co.—15, Kwangtung Road Straits Trading Co.—Soremban

Weihaiwei

Fock Tai & Co. Pahang

Foo Wei Co., The—12, Yi Yuan Lu Ching Hong Joo & Co.—15, Bibby

Lavers & Clark—Mainland Road, Raub

Weihaiwei Import & Export Co.—The U’Ren, E. W.—Kuantan

Bund

Wuchow Penang

Banker & Co. Anglo-Siam Corporation, Ltd.—14,

Wuhu Station Bldg.

Bangkok Furnishing Co.—7, Leith

Butterfield & Swire Street

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd, Beng Swee & Co.—41, Bishop Street

Boon Hak Co.—25, Penang Road

MALAYA Borneo Co., Ltd.—7a, Weld Quay

Johore Boustead & Co., Ltd.—1, Weld Quay

Chin Chin Co.—55, Beach Road

Sime, Darby & Co.—Muar Chong Kee Co.—35a, Beach Street

Kedah Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—12, Church

Street

Mourin & Co., Arthur — Bandar Doulatram & Co., B.H.T.

Bharu

Whatt & Co.—125, Pekan Malayu, Durege & Thomas—P.O. Box 638

Alor Star East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rly.

Kelantan Building

Evans & Co., J.—13, Church Street

Boustead & Co., Ltd.—Tumpat Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35, Weld Quay

Malacca Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd—23,

Beach Street

Guthrie & Go., Ltd.—129, Jonker St. Huttenbachs, Ltd.—21, Beach Street

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.— Jacks & Co., William—15, Beach

Street

Hong Hin & Co.—27, First Cross St. Keong

Sime, Darby & Co.—4, Fort Road Lay & Co.—9, Pangkor Road

Tan Soo Hock & Co.—130, Hereen St. Khoo Saik Inn & Oo.—314, Beach St.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS El 67

j. Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd.—88-92, ;—:—r—

Bis- Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St.,

1

hop Street Ipoh

Look Brothers—211-213, Penang Road Saunders & Co., J. H.—126, Belfield

Street, Ipoh

[ McAlister & Co., Lm

[ Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co.—10, Ah Sime, Darby & Co.—94, Brewster Rd.,

Soon Bee & Co.—100, Main Road,

| Quee Street Taiping

[ Moine, Comte & Oo., Ltd.—9, China Storch Brothers, Ltd. — Brewster

Street, Ghaut Road, Ipoh

J Overseas Trading Syndicate — 2c, Waugh & Co., Henry — 1, Station

I Burmah Road Road, Ipoh

[ Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—9, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.—12,

Weld Quay Station Road, Ipoh

| Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—29, Beach Wilson & Co., Ltd., G. W.—Ipoh

1 Street

I Seng Lee & Co. — 26, Kampong

Kholam Selangor

| Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

1 Street Ali y & Co., M. S.—105, High Street,

I Slot & Co.—2, Weld Quay Kuala Lumpur

Solomon & Co., S.—154, Beach Street Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.—

1, High Street Lane, Kuala Lumpur

Storch Bros., Ltd.—4, Beach Street Blunn & Co., Ltd., George—120, Java

Straits Trading Co.—Hong Kong & Street, Kuala Lumpur

Shanghai Bank Buildings Borneo Co., Ltd.—Borneo Motors

Swee Co., Ltd., L.Y.—64, Beach Street Bldg., Ampang Rd., Kuala Lumpur

Thean Huat & Co.—4, China Street Boustead & Co., Ltd.—J, Embank-

Ghaut ment, Kuala Lumpur

Tiang Lee & Co.—158, Beach Street East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph Road, Kuala Lumpur

Victor & Co.—18, Leith Street Fletcher Trading Co. — 21, Old

Waugh & Co., Ltd. Market Street, Kuala Lumpur

Gian Singh & Co.—20, Java Street,

Perak Kuala Lumpur

Guthrie & Co.—3, Java Street, Kuala

[ Borneo Co., I/td.—Brewster Road Lumpur

I Boustead & Co.—Ipoh Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—

lj Chong & Co., Peter—120, Belfield St., Harrisons.Lumpur

Kuala

Barker & Co., Ltd.—

Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

Fletcher Trading Co.—103, Brewster Huttenbachs,

Road

! Guan & Co., L. Y.—166, Hugh Low Jacks Kuala LumpurLtd.—14, Market Street,

Street, Ipoh & Co., (Malaya), Ltd.—23, Java

Street, Kuala Lumpur

' Guthrie & Co.—89, Biel field Street Kean Leong & Co—44, Batu Road,

Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

Huttenbachs, Limited—94, Brewster Kinsey

Road, Ipoh Road. Kuala Lumpur

Jacks & Co., Ltd., William—94, Kyle, Palmer & Co.—231, Batu Road,

Brewster Road, Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Station Rd. Little k Co., John—Ampang Street.

Ipoh Kuala Lumpur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E168 GENERAL MERCHANTS

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—High Street, Duncan Roberts, Ltd.—10, Collyer

Kuala. Lumpur Quay

Paterson, Simons, & Co., Ltd.—I, Old East Asiatic Qq.—12, Raffles Quay

Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

Planter,’Sj Stores & Agency Co., Ltd. Edgar Bros., Ltd,- -.42, & 44, The Arcad

Elias Bros.—18, Malacca Street

—Kuala Lumpur' ,

Richards & Co., D.—Klang Eu Tong Sen — 271, South Bridge

Sime, Darby & Co.—14, Market Street, Franco Road

Kuala Lumpur Eastern Trading—2B, Fin-

Storgh Brothers, Ltd.—37, Java St., Fraser layson Green

Kuala Lumpur & Neave, Ltd.—4-10, Trafalgar

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Eastern Street

Smelting Bldg., High Street, Kuala Gaw Brothers, Ltd. — 59, Chulia

Lumpur Street

Singapore Getz Brothers & Co.—53, Robinson

Road

Abdul Rahim & Co., M. M.—135, Cross GuthrieGian Singh & Co.—4, Battery Road

Street & Co., Ltd.—4, Battery Road

Abdullah Sahib & Co., A. A.—66 & Hagemeyer 106,

Trading Co., Ltd. —104-

Robinson Road

68a, Marketi Street

Aldens’ Successors (Eastern), Ltd.— Bank Chambers &; Co.—Chartered

Harrisons, Barker

Prince Edward Road

Alsacofp, S. O.—35a, Winchester House Hoe Boon Leong—60, Selegie Road

(3rd Floqr) Hooglandt & Co.—239-149A, Market

Anglo-S iam Corporation—Mercantile Street

Bank Bldg. Hye Seng & Co.--35' & 36, Chulia Street

Angullia

, .{toad VEREENIGING “ROTTERDAM”—37a, Ro-

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Collyer binson Road

Quay Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

Bartholomeusz, Ltd., F. A.—12a, Ro- Jackson & Co., Ltd.—55, Robinson Road

binson Road

Bee Huat & Co., Ltd.—(2,1, Beach, Road Jaeger & Co.—6, D’Almeida Street

Bell’s A^PS^tos & Engineering Jumabhoy Street

& Co., M.—17, Malacca

(S.S.); Ltd.—38,' Cross Street,

Bolter & Qo.,; H.—23, Winchester Keng Lee & Cd.—10, Robinson Road

House, Ceil Iyer Quay

Boon Seng St Co., Ltd. — .^6^8, Keng Road

Seng & Co.—28, River Valley

Robinson Road

Borneo C,o.4 Ltd.—Mercantile Bank Kiat & Co,Kiat & G. fl.—6 & 8, Robinsoh Road

Co., T. G. 760, North Bridge

Building Road

Bouste-AD

Coilyer Quay& , Co. — Unidn^ Building, Koshino Shoten—45, High Street

Brinkmann & Co. — French Bank Lee Kim Soo, Ltd,—89, High Street

Building, Raffles Square Little & Co., Ltd,, John — Raffles

Bun Bee & Co.—111 & 113, Beach Road Place

Chin Ho & CP,—37, (Phillip Street Lohmann Road

& Co.', Ltd.—124, Robinson

Connell Bros. Cp., Lrp.—(87,. 187a, (87b, Manasseh & Co., S.—2, Ptince Street

Cecil Street

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—139- 149, Mar- “Mayfair”, (Mayfair & Co,)--157,

ket Street North Bridge Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham Tong Lam & Co.—183, 183a, and 183b,

Cecil Street

House, Battery Road

Meyer Brothers—14, Oollyer Quay Travers & Sons, Ltd., Joseph—

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—1, Finlayson Chartered Bank Chambers

Green Tyebally, F. N.—17, Cecil Street

Mohideen & Co., B.S.—39j Chulia Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd.

Street Universal Trading Co.—332, Geylang

Moine Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union Road

Building Oollyer Quay Vick & Co., V. R.--Hongkong Bank

Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery Waugh Chambers

Road & Co., Henry—Raffles Chambers

Noor,dtn & Co., ,F. M.—15, Cecil St. Wearne Bros., Ltd.—45, Orchard Rd.

Paterson, Simons & Co. — Collyer Wood & Co., R.J.—Union Building

Quay and Prince Street

Peek & Co., Ltd.—E-2, Hongkong Bank Trengganu

Chambers

Reuben & Co., Ltd., ,N.—7, De Souza Kemaman Kemaman

Cash Stores, Ltd.—Chukai,

Street

Robinson

Saiboo Marican &, Co. — 2b, Raffles

Quay Bangkok

Sanddilands, Buttery & Co. — 28 31, Barrow, Brown & Ooi, Ltd.—Tapan

Meyer Chambers Hua Takay

Satake & Co.—18 & T8-2, Prinsep Street Berli,

Sayers, M —10, Malacca Street (First Jucker & Co.

Floor) Couper-Johnston & Co., D.

Schifpner & Co., Ltd.—189, Cecil Street Diethelm & Co., Ltd,

Siang Huah iSenq Kee—77, Boat Quay Ellerman's

Co., Ltd.

Arracan Rice & Trading

Sim Heng & Co.—-37, Prinsep -Street Internationale Crediet-en Handels-

Sime, Darby & ‘C6.—5, Malacca Street VEREENIGING "ROTTERDAM” — P.O.

Simoda & Co.—88, Robinson Road Box 49

Singapore Cold Storage, Co., Ltd.— Kiam Hoa Heng & Co.—East Bank,

River Menam

Empire Dock Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Singapore

Road Trading Co.—19, Robinson Nai Lert

Societa Commissionaria di Esporta- Steel Brothers & Co., Ltd.—Chartej-

ed Bank Lane

zione e di Importazione—175, Cecil Waugh & Co., Henry —- Nai Lert

Street Buildings

Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd.—4, Windsor & Co.

! Collyer Quay

Stephens, Paul & Co.—Commercial NETHERLANDS INDIES

Union Bldg., Robinson Road

I Straits-Java Trading Co., N. V.— Batavia

P.O. Box 600

Tan Kim Cheng & Co.—317-d, e, River Behn, Meyer & Co.’s Handel Mu.

Kolff & Co.

Valley Road

Thong Aik & Co.—112-114, Robinson Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Road Steinhardt, B. & F.

Tiong Huat Co.—38, Cecil Street Wehry & Co., Geo.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E170 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Padang Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.—Juliana

Huis, Medan

Lindeteves-Stokvis—Medan

Maatschappij voor Handel & Indus- Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—Medan

trie

My l. V. D. Z. van Houten Steffan THE PHILIPPINES

& Co.

N. Y. Handel Maatschappij Guntzel

& Schumacher Cebu

N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handel-

MAATSCHAPPIJ

SOC. COMMISSIONARIA DI ESPORTA- Juan Luna Co., Ltd.—143, Oalle

Forbes, Munn &

ZIONE E DI Importazione—v/h Soc- International Harvester Co. of

teta Commissionaria Orientale Philippines—43, P. Burgos

Wehry & Co., Geo.

Ker & Co.

Semarang Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—P.O. Box

135

Burt, Myrtle & Co. Landahl, Inc., John—P.O. Box 398

N. Y. Vereenigde Javasche Houthan- Menzi & Co., Inc.—213, Calle Norte

America

DEL MaATSCHAPPIJEN.

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Pacific Commercial Co.

Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.

Sourabaya

Handel Mu Kian Gwan Iloilo

Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis—Boomstraat Filma Mercantile Co., Inc.

8

N. V. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handel— Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Maatschappij Hoskyn & Co., Inc.

N. V. Java Sumatra Handel Mu International Harvester Co. of

N. Y. Koloniale Tabak Import Mu.— KerPhilippines—Muella

& Co.

Loney

v/h G Klomp

Pitcairn, Syme & Co. Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.

Remedios Bros.—15, Kempang Dje- Macleod & Co.

poon Manila Trading & Supply Co.

Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. Menzi & Co.

'Simpangische Apotheek Sinipang- Pacific Commercial Co.

plein—2-6, Kaliasin Simpang

Vraag & Aanbod (N. V. Het Techn. Warner,Bell

Smith, & Co., Ltd.

Barnes & Co., Ltd.

Bureau)—AIood Tjontong 58 Wise & Co., Inc.

Wilding & Co.—Parade Straat 21 Ynchausti y Cia

Sumatra Zuellig, Inc., F. E.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu.—Hin- Manila

doestraat, Medan

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—46, Oudemaaket, A. & P. Co., Inc., The—620, Escolta,

Medan Binondo

Handel Maatschappii Guntzel & Schu Aguado Hermanos — 103, Balmes,

macher—Medan Quiapo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS E171

Aquinaldo, L. R.—237, V. Mapa Int. Fukuyama, Nishino & Oo.—129, Juan

Anderson & Co., Wm. H.—25, Plaza Luna

Goiti, Santa Cruz Germann & Co., Ltd.—156, Juan Luna

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—Insular Getz Brothers & Co.—P.O. Box 160

Life Building Glaiserman, Inc., J. IVI—Helios-

Babcock & Co., Inc., W. R.—14, El Echague

Hogar Bldg. Gillespie, A.T.—160, David Street,

Beck, Ino., I.—89-91 Escolta, Binondo Binondo

Behn, Meyer & Co., Mu.—227, David Go Colay & Co.—314, Neuva, Binon-

Binondo dp

Berger & Co., S. M.—2215, Azcarraga GoRosario,

Singco Sons & Co. — 127-129,

Bio Chuan—685, Benavides, Binondo Go Tian GeeBinondo& Co.—180, Rosario

Bowen & Co.—Calle Helios

Campos Rueda Hermanos, Inc.—2205, Hanson,

—P.O.

Orth & Stevenson, Inc.

Box 292

Azcarraga

Cheng Ban Yek & Co.—525, Muelle de Hap Liong Co.—362-364, Sto. Cristo

International Harvester Co. Port

of

Binondo Philippines—Marsman Building,

Chinese Trading Co., Inc. — 439, Area

Nueva Inhelder, Walch Co., Ltd. China

Christern, Huenefeld & Co., Inc.— Bank Building

P.O. Box 2046 Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A—178,

Comercio DE Filipinas—326, Dasmar- Juan Luna, Binondo

inas Kelling, Ino., C.—453, P. Gomez

Compania General de Tabacos de Ker & Co.—10, Callejon de 6.

Filipines—212, Marques de Comil- Gabriel

las Kinkwa Meriyasu Co.—529-543, Az-

Connell Bros. Co.—P.O. Box 279 carraga

Corona Supply Co.—402, Juan Luna Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc—343-347, Calle

Cu Un Jieng & Co., Ltd.—64, Rosario T. Pinpin

Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—Hongkong Landahl, Inc. John—’132, Juan Luna

and Shanghai Bank Bldg. Levy & Blum—Ayala Bldg.

David, D. B. —169, Juan Luna Macondray & Co., Ino.—China Bank

Davies & Co., Theo. H.—400, Sama- Building

nillo Bldg. Madrigal & Co.—8, Muele de Banco

Dee Dian Guan & Co.—137, Nueva N acional

Dy Buncio & Co.—191-209, M. de Manila Mercantile Co., Inc.—511,

Azcarraga, Tondo

Binondo

Eastern Isles Imp. Co.—92, Bahnes Menzi & Co., Inc.—160, Juan Luna

Erlanger & Galinger, Inc.—P.O. Box Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Na-

tional City Bank Bldg.

426

Exporters Sales Corporation—1340, Model & Co., Inc.—618, Echague

O’Donnell Nassoor, Inc., K.—132, Juan Luna

Fernandez

Luna Hermanos, Inc.—109, Juan Neiv Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.—

892, Rizal Ave.

Fernandez & Co., V. T.—S. O. de Norton & Harrison Co.—418, Kneed-

Fernandez Building ler Building

Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd.—113, Ohta Development Co.—P.O. Box

Muelle de Binondlo 1150

 CLASS m ED LIST OF TRADES

E172 GENERAL MERCHANTS

Osaka Bazaar—332, Echague, Santa Johnston, Jos. S.

Cruz Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.

Pacific Commercial Co,—P.O. Box Pacific Commercial Co.r—P.O. Box

780 189

Philippine .Net & Brau) Mfg. Co — Spirig & Co., John—P.O. Box 196

367, Juan Luna

Poqn Ka & Co.—447, Nueva, Binondo Torrejon,Box 207 Jurika & Co., Inc.—P.O.

Porta Pueo y Cia—212, Magallanes;

Presry &; Co., S. A.—703, Insular Life IN DO-CHINA

Building

Rennolds Coe W H.—1129, Juan Luna Cambodge

Roces y Cia, Inc.—129, Plaza Goiti

Rosenstock & Co.—124, T. Pinpin Compagnik de Commerce et de Navi-

SenC Kee & Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo gation d’Extreme Orient

Shau, Charles C.—013, Magdalena

Street Haiphong

Sirius Trading Corporation — 957,

Ongpin Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi-

Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Inc. —123, gation Harmaud

d’Extreme-Orient—36, Rue

Juan Luna, Binondo

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong Diethelm ceau

& Co.—46, Avenue Clemen-

& Shanghai Bank Building

South Seas Trading Co.—17, Aviles Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A.—Boule-

Swiss Oriental Commercial Co.—153, M.vard Amiral Courbet

Dandolo & G. Chardin—1, Rue de

Juan Luna Lanessan'

Sy Yoco & Sons, Inc.—6, Ingreso, Ogliastro & Co., Louis

Binondo

Tan Senguan & Co.—865, Dagupan Societe Francaise des Verreries

Tong Hong Trading Corpn.—427, Societe dTndocutne

Nueva Contonniere du Tonkin

VIEGELMANN, SCHROEDER & Co., INC.— SocieteOrient des Verreries d’Extreme

456, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Warner, Barnes & Co., - Ltd.—P.O.

Box 294 Hanoi

West & "Whitaker—227, David

Wise & Co., Inc.—174, Juan Luna Compagnie

WolfF & Co. Inc., T. J—66, Escolta nan fer de l’Indo-Chinedesand

Francaise Chemins de

du Yun-

Yek Hua Trading Corporation- Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient — 28,

129,, Juan, Luna Rue Paul Bert

Yuill & Co., Ltd., G. S. 503-511, Societe Asiatique des Boissons Indi-

Echague, Quiapo genes

Zueilig, Lsraj F.E.—55-63. Rosario Societe Francaise des Distilleries de

Zamboanga l’Indochine—55, Boulevard Gam-

b^tfa .

Societe Industrielle et Commerciale

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—14, Calle d’Annam—55, Boulevard Gambetta

Madrid Taupin & Co., G.—50, Rue Paul Bert

Francisco Barrios & Co.—P.O. Box Pastrano, Unchuan & Go.—84, Burgos

60 Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GENERAL MERCHANTS—GLASS & GLASSWARE E173

Peocter & Gamble Trading Co.— BORNEO

Norte America

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Sarawak

Yaptico & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 84

Zuelliq, Inc., F.E.

Borneo Co., Ltd.—Kuching, Sarawak

Provinces du Tonkin Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street,

Funk & Sons—P.O. Box 58, Sanda-

Bach-van-Lam kan

De Monpezat Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo),

Emil Leconte Ltd.—Sandakau, Labuan and Jes-

selton

Societe Anonyme des Anthracides du Hiap SqoN. Hin—84j Ewe Hai Sta-eet,

Tonkin Kuching, Sarawak

SOCIETE CoTONNlBRi! DU TONKIN

Societe Francaise des Distilleries Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Kuching,

Sarawak

de lT'ndochinb Tan Sum Guan & Co.—61, Ewe Hai

Societe des Etains et Wolfram du Street, Sarawak

Tonkin

Societe des Papeteries de l’Indo- GLASS & GLASSWARE

CHINE

Societe Marbres et Calcatres a Ke-

So JAPAN

Saigon Kobe

Berthet & Cie.—165, Rue Catinat

is iedermann & Co. Bastel & Co., W.—38, Isobe-dori

COJMPAGNIE FONOIERE dTnDO-ChINE— Cbx & Hirao—112, Higashi-machi

T9-81, Rue Ricaud Kodera Boyeki K.K.—50, Sakae-

Compagnie de Commerce et de machi

Navigation d’Extreme - Orient- Kuwada Glass Shoten—22, Tamon-

12, Rue Boissy d’Anglas dori

COMPAONIE DES ChARGEURS REUNIS —15- Noritake Garasu-ten—340, Sannomi-

17, Quai Le Myre de Vilers ya-oho

David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43-45, Rue

Chaigneau Charner Moji

Descours bt Oabaud—1, Quai de Bel-

gique

DietBelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgique Asahi Glass K.K.—Yusen Building

Export & Import Cp. of Cochinchine Goto machi

Giichi Shoten—Shin Sakae-

—39, Quai de Belgique

Societe Anonyme des Riz d’Indochine

Denis Freres—4, Rue Catinat. Nagasaki

Societe

ce, Ltd.Indochinoise de Commer-

—23 bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

mer Kawazae Glass Shokai, G.K. — 66,

Societe Indo-Chinoise d’Importation Yedo machi

—59-67, Boulevard Charner Shiga Glass-tEn—3, Yedo-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E174 GLASS & GLASSWARE

Nagoya Hankow

Chtjo Hari Seisa Kusho—13, Higashi Olivier-Chine—Peking Road

Futaba-cho

ISHIDZAKA MOTOSABURO ShOTEN — 11, Hongkong

N akaichiba-cho

Matsubayashi Glass-ten — Hanazono- Corney & Co., Ltd., R.—127, Des

Vceux Road

cho

Huygen, G. E.—8, Lee Yuen Street

Osaka West

Ip Tak & Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

Curmally & Co.—36, Kawaguchi-cho Kato & Co.—16, Queen’s Road

Imai Glass Osaka Honten—34, Umeda- Kelley Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

cho Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Maruzen Itagarasu-ten—5, Shio-machi Building

Miyoshi Glass Factory—1030, Nish- Maison F. Mathieu Soc.—Prince’s

ente-cho Building

Tokunaga Garast; Seizo-cho—18, Yori- Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol-

land House, Queen’s Road Central

ki-cho

Yamamate Glass Seizo-cho—8, Yoriki- Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. — 10, Des

cho Yoeux Road Central

Yoshida Glass Kojo—42, Kita Do- Sincere Central

Co.—173, Des Vceux Road

shin-machi Sun Co.—Des Vceux Road Central

Tokyo Wing On Co.—213, Des Voeux Road

Central

Asahi Glass K.K.—Yaesu Bldg., Ma- Shanghai

runouchi

Ikeda Suzunosuke Shoten—17, Hairja- Arts & Crafts—887-9, Bubbling Well

cho Road

Iwaki Glass Factory—4, Miyoshi-cho Asia Glass Co.—130, Hongkong Road

Sasaki Glass-ten—11, Bakuro-cho Dixon & Sons, Ltd.—H. C. Lane 126,

10, Szechuen Road

Yokohama Kitafuku Yoko—205, Ming Hong Road

Knipschildt and Eskelund—220, Sze-

Asahi Glass Co., Ltd.—1, Suehiro- chuen Road

cho Molnar & Greiner—330, Szechuen Road

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—17, Kanbe Olivier Chine—95, Museum Road

Shitar-machi Pilkington Brothers (China), Ltd.—

Nippon Koki Kogyo K.K.—89, Uchi- 179, Pingliang Road

oda-cho Sunsuntay Co.—42^44, Rue de la Porte

Occhiai Tahichi Shoten—Ochiai Glass du Norol

Kogyosho Tsai Zung Mow—284, Tiendong Road

CHINA Tientsin

Dairen Kailan Mining Administration—

Meadows Road

Saito Yoko—49, Yoshino-cho Sintoon Overseas

11, Rue de France Trading Co., Ltd.—

Shoko Glass K.K.—20, Akitzuki-cho Wen Hsiang Yung Co.—6, Canton Road

Yamauchi Glass Shoten—Rensashoten- Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co.—Con-

gai Shinsaibashi A-ku sular Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

GLASS

INDO-CHINA Centre Hotel—66, Yamashita-cho,

Yokohama

Haiphong Cho Hotel—67, Tansu-machi, Tokyo

Chosen Hotel—Seoul, Korea

Society

Orient des Verreries de’Extreme- Daito-kwan

Chuo Hotel—6, Uchisaiwai-cho, Tokyo

MALAYA Shidzuoka Hotel—108, Koya-machi,

Singapore Dobuil Hotel—Dojima, Osaka

Fukushima-ya—14,

saki Omura-cho, Naga-

Ebata & Co.—33, Coleman Street

Fusan Station Hotel—Fusan, Korea

THE PHILIPPINES Heijo Railway Hotel—Heijo, Korea

Manila Hotel du Japon—24, Oura, Nagasaki

Hotel New Grand—10, Yamashita-

Been, Meyer & Co., H. Mu.—227, Imperial cho, Yokohama

David, Binondo Hotel—Hibiya, Tokyo

Chua Leong & Co.—305, Gand'ara Kamenoi Hotel — Nagarekawa-dori,

Chua Yap—716-718, Rizal Beppu, Kyushu

Kyoto Hotel—Kawara-machi,

Daymon Glass Store—707, R. Hidalgo, Marunouchi Hotel — Marunouchi, Kyoto

Quiapo Tokyo

Kim Leng Glass Store, The—136,

Villalobos Quiapo Mikasa Hotel—Karuizawa, Shinshu,

King Hiap Hing Mirror Factory— Tokyo

403-405, Salazar, Binondo Miyako Hotel—Keage, Kyoto

Mitsui Bassan Kaisha, Ltd.—National Nagasaki Hotel—Unzen Park, Naga-

City Bank Building saki-ken, Nagasaki

Oriental Glass Palace—433-435, Sto Nagoya Hotel—80, Tatemitsukura-cho,

Cristo Nagoya

Weinstein Bros.—619-621, Rizal Avenue, Oriental Hotel, Ltd.—6, Bund, Kobe

Sta. Cruz Osaka Hotel—Imabashi, Higashi-ku,

HARD WARE—(See under Osaka

Machinery “Pleasanton,” The—4, Kitanagasa-

dori, Kobe

HEMP—((See under Copra) Rokkosan Hotel—Rokkosan, Kobe

Sanyo Hotel—Shimonoseki

HIDE—(See under Leather) Shingishu Station Hotel—Shingi-

shu, Chosen, Korea

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, Taiwan Railway Hotel—7, Omote-

CAFES, ETC. cho, Taihoku, Formosa

Tokyo Railway Hotel—Marunouchi,

JAPAN Tokyo

Tor Hotel, Ltd., The—Kitano-cho;

Tokyo P.O. Box 184, Kobe

Toyokan

NagasakiHotel—Takeo-machi, near

Aoi Hotel—1, Nagata-cho, Tokyo

Bluff Hotel—2, Bluff, Yokohama Uyeno-ya—12, Manzai-machi, Nagasaki

Bund Hotel, Ltd.—1, Shinyamashita- Yamato Hotel — Hoshiguya (Star

cho, Yokohama Beach), Dairen

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 76 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC.

Yamato Hotel — Nakayamate-dori, Empress Lodge—8, Mody Road

Kobe Gloucester, The—Gloucester Building

Yamato Hotel—Hsin King, Manchu- Great Eastern Hotel—112, Connaught

kuo Road Central

Yedobuil Hotel — 94, Yedo-machi, Harbour

Kowloon

View Hotel—Chatham Road,

Kobe

Yamato Hotel Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

—Exchange Buildifag

CHINA Hotel Asia—126, Connaught Central

Hotel Cecil—Royal Building

Amoy Hotel Nathan—Nathan Road, Kowloon

I nsular Hotel—Hulangsu “Kingsclere” Hotel — Carnarvon

Road

Canton Knutseord Hotel — Chatham Road,

Kowloon

Victoria Hotel — British Concession Kowloon Hotel—Hankow Road

Shameen Luk Hoi Tcjno Hotel—150, Connaught

Road Central

Changchun Luk Kwok Hotel—Glloucester Road

Yamato Hotel— P.O. Box 5 Metropole Hotel—10, Queen’s Road

Central; Annex: 22„ Ice House Street

Chefoo New Asia Hotel—206, Des Voeux Road

Central

Astoe, House Hotel Palace Hotel—Haiphong Road

Palm Court—21, Nathan Road

Dairen Peninsula Hotel — Salisbury Road,

Kowloon

Yamato Hotel Red Lion Inn, The—15, Hankow Road,

Kowloon

Foochow Repulse Bay Hotel—Repulse Bay

Brockett’s Boarding House St. Francis Hotel—13A, Queen’s

Road Central

Hankow Tokyo

CentralHotel — 38, Connaught Road

Central Hotel—33, Rue Dubail Tung

RoadShan

CentralHotel —37-39, Connaught

Little Hotel—43, Huangpei Road,

S.A.D. 2. Macao

Wagons-Lits Terminus Hotel —

French Concession Hotel Riviera—Praia Grande

Harbin Mukden

Grand Hotel—g,' Sugarisky Hotel Lengmuller, Ltd.—3, San Djin

Lou

Grand Hotel Restaurant — Opposite Oriental

Railway Station, New Town Hotel—33, Chiyoda-dori

Hotel Moderne—177, Kitaikaia St. Yamato Hotel (S.M.R.)

Hongkong Nanking

Empress Hotel—159-161, Connaught Nanking Hotel—The Bund

Road Central Yangtsze Hotel

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS* RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC. E177

Newchwang Talati House Hotel—246, Victoria Road

Astor House Hotel—The Bund West Lake Hotel—491, Race Course

Road

Peiping Tsingtao

Grand Hotel de Pekin Bickerton’s Private Hotel—12, Lai-

Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Ltd. yang Road

Hotel du Nord—18, Hatamen Street Edgewater Mansions

Shanghai Erin House—11, Hunan, Road

Grand Hotels, Ltd., The—P.O. Box 117

Astor House Hotel — 17, Whangpoo Iltis Hydro & Hotel—Itis Huk

Road Park Pension—16, Hunan Road

Blackstone Apartments — 1331, Rue Pension Eger—20, Kuanhai Road

Lafayette

Burlington Hotel - 1225, Bubbling Villa Laoshan (German)—P.O. Box 217

Well Road Weihaiwei

Cathay

king RoadHotel—Sassoon House, Nan- East Cliff Hotel

Cathay MANsiONs-^Corner Rue Mercier Island Hotel—The Island

C. U. A. Cafe—Lane 96, F2, Bubbling King’s Hotel—Mainland

Well Road

Hamilton House—170, Kiangse Road INDO-CHINA

Hot Spot Cafe—931, East Broadway Provinces du Tonkin

Metropole Hotel—180, Kiangse Road

The New Royal Hotel—2004, Bubbling Ferriere—Cao-Bang

Well Rd. Hotel des Nations

Palace |Hotel— 23, Nanking Road Bazin, Scheffer

Park Hotel—Bubbling Well Road Viaud Hotchier a Laokay

Royal Hotel—409, Range Road

Savoy Hotel—210, Broadway MALAYA

Swatow Penang

Astor House Hotel Crag Hotel—Penang Hill

Palace Hotel—Customs Road Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Ltd.

Tientsin Nippon Hotel—22, Leith Street

Runnymede Hotel — 40-42, Northam

Astor House Hotel, Ltd. —Victoria Road

Road

Court Hotel, The—Victoria Road Perak

Grand Hotel — Petrograd Road, near Grand Hotel—Ipoh

Railway Station

Hotel Moderne—33, Rue du Consulat Selangor

Imperial Hotel—3-5, Rue de France

Kreier’s Hotel—2-20,

son Street Woodrow Wil- Empire Hotel—Facing the Padang &

Pension Holland—130, Meadows Road Hotel Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpui

Savoy Hotel—18, Wusih Road Majestic, Ltd. — Damansara

Road (Opposite Railway Station).

States Hotel—63, Race Course Road Kuala Lumpur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El78 HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC.

Singapore Congress Hotel—551, M. H. del

Pilar, Ermita

Adel phi Hotel 1 & 2, Coleman Street Ermtta Hotel &■ Restaurant—97-99,

Burlington Private Hotel—3, Cole- M. H. del Pilar, Ermita

man Street Grand Hotel and Restaurant — 135,

Goodwood Park Hotel—Scotts Road Plaza Station, Cruz

Lanka Hotel—12-13, Trafalgar Street Great Eastern Hotel—199, Echague

Raffles Hotel, Ltd. — French Bank Hotel Cantabria—268, Gral Luna

Building Hotel Santa Cruz—741, Misericordia

Rex Hotel—76-77, Bras Basah Road Imperial Hotel —118, Real, Intra-

Sea View Hotel, Ltd.—Tajgong Katon Lamuros

Singapore Airport Hotel—Civil Air- 187,Palma de Mallorca—154 Real and

Salona

port Luneta Hotel—38-40, San Luis Ermita

Toya Hotel—208, Queen Street Manila Hotel Co.—Luneta Extension

SIAM New England Hotel and Restaurant

Bangkok —346, Ronquillo

Orient Hotel—121, Real, Intramuros

Hotel Royal Plaza Hotel—Plaza Goiti

Oriental Hotel Seaside Hotel—'Cavite

Toyo Hotel—831, Edhague

THE PHILIPPINES Yamato Hotel—550, P. Gomez, Sta.,

Cebu Cruz

Zamboanga

Hotel Dapat—42, N. America

Hotel Shamrock—Fernandez Building Plaza Hotel—Plaza Pershing

International Hotel—26, N. Carmelo BORNEO

Iloilo Sandakan

America Hotel—46, J. M. Basa Sandakan Hotel—Sandakan

Bilbao Hotel—Rizal

Central Hotel—J. M. Basa NETHERLANDS INDIES

Iloilo Hotel-—Plaza Liber tad Batavia

Plaza Hotel—Plaza Libertad

Manila Grand Hotel Java

Hotel Astor

Army & Navy Club—South Boule- Hotel Binnenhof

Hotel Cramer

vard, Luneta

Asahi Hotel—506, Sales Hotel Daendels

Balares Hotel—278, Gral. Luna, In- Hotel Dekker

tramuros Hotel de l’Europe

Bay View Hotel—Dewey Boulevard Hotel Hakone

Boston Hotel—200, Echague, Santa Hotel Hollandia

Cruz

Boulevard Apartment Hotel—1144 Hotel des Indes

Hotel Ronningsplein

Dewey Boulevard

Columbia Hotel—50-52, M. H. del Hotel de Nederlanden

Hotel Preanger v/h Patria

Pilar, Ermita

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, CAFES, ETC.—INSURANCE E179

Hotel du Pavillon Maxwell Insurance Office — 100a,

Hotel Semarang Yedo-machi

Hotel Victoria New Zealand Insurance Co.—Cres-

Hotel Villa Park cent Building, Room 303, 72, Kyo-

machi

Hotel Rembrandt Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd.—72, Kyo-

Palace Hotel machi

Stations Hotel Creamer North China Insurance Co. — 28,

Harima-machi

Sumatra Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—72, Kyo-

machi

Grand Hotel Brastagi—Medan Reid Goshi Kaisha, S. — Toyo Building

7, Harima-machi

Grand Hotel Medan Strachan & Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Hotel Mu. de Boer N.V.—Medan Union Insurance Society of Canton

—28, Harima-machi

INSURANCE Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd.

—28, Harima-machi

JAPAN Kyoto

Hakodate Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co.

—N ishikikoj i-kudaru

Kyoho Seimei Hoken K.K. — 37, Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co.--Kara-

Aoyagi-dho sumaru

Mitsui Seimei Hoken K.K.—66, Hokoku Fire Insurance Co.—Kara-

Kaisho-maohi sumaru

Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K.—8, Ake- Meiji Fire Insurance Co.—Shijo

bono-ohio Fuya-machi

Nippon Fire Insurance Co.—Sanjo,

Sakai-machi

Kobe

Adet, Moss & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori Moji

American Trading Co. of Japan—99,

Yedo-machi Ishida Mitsutaro—Nishi Hon-machi

Birnie, Leonard—99, Kita & Yedo- Muramoto Benzo—Yusen Building

machi

Cameron & Co., Ltd.—93, Yedo-machi Tomoe Gumi—Sanbashi-dori

Chiyoda Seimei Hokan Sogo Kaisha Nagasaki

—36, Naka-machi

Cooper Findlay & Co., Ltd.—110,

Ito-machi Asada Kiyoshi—33, Kajiya-machi

Cornes & Co.—88, Yedo-machi Holme, Ringer & Co.—P.O. Box 22.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo-machi ItomachiTatsuchiro — 54, Kanashima-

Holstein Shipping and Insurance

Agencies—8, Kaigan-dori Kikuya Shokai—75, Yedo-machi

Home Insurance Co., of New York— Mitsubishi Kogyo K.K.—21, Ozone-

27, Naniwa-machi machi

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—83, Nagasaki Jitusgyo K.K.—108, Tsuki-

Kyo-machi machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 80 ]'. INSURANCE

Osaka Dodwell & Co., Ltd;—Chiyoda Kan

Foreign Marine Insurance Association

American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. of Japan—14, Marunoucbi ,

---416, Dpjima-Building, Hama-dori Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Asahi Kaijo Kasai Hokan—7, Ima- Yuraku Building

ba$hi. Joint & Foreign Fire Insurance As-

Banzai Deimei Hokan—I, Soze-cho sociation of Japan—14, Maruriouchi

Continental Insurance Co. of New Liverpool & Londcn and Globe In-

York—1, Soze-cho surance Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi Bldg.

Dai-Ichi Kikan—28, Koraibashi Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Daito Kaijo Kaisai Hokan—1, Kknu- 407-8, Yaesu Building, Marunouchi

gasa-cho New Zealand Insurance , Co,—14,

Fuji Life Insurance Co,—20, Dojima Marunouchi

Kita-machi Norwich Union Fire Insurance Co.

Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori —417-419, NiSsMn Seimei-Kan •

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— Building Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. — Mitsubishi

Osaka Buitdihg ' Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi

Maxwell

Building,Insurance Office — Taihei South British

Umeda Shin-machi Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Yurakukan

Mitsui Seimei Hokan—1, Koraibashi Strachan & Co' Building

New Zealand Insurance Co. — 35, Yusen Building. (Agencies), Ltd.—

Koraibashi Sun Insurance Office, Ltd. —14,

Nippon

bashi Life Insurance Co.—7, Ima- Marunouchi

Osaka Kaijo Hokan—2, Dojima Ha- Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

6, Marunouchi

madori Tokyo Fire Insurance Co.—Eiraku

Sale & Co., Ltd.—35, Koraibashi Building

Sun Insurance Office—Osaka : Build- Toyo Life Insurance Co.—8, Otema-

ing ^ 1 chi

SUN Life Assurance Co. of

Asahi Building, Nakaidoshima Canada — Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Taisho Kaijo Kaisai—6, Kitahama Ltd.—12, Marunouchi

Teihoku Kasai Hokan—9, Doshu-cho shi Yorkshire Insurance Co.—2, Ryoba-

Shimonoseki Yokohama

Wuriu Shoe;ai, (Holme, Ringer & Cq.)— Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita.-ehp

5, Karato-cho Amsterdam Underwriters Associa-

tion 164, Yamashita-cho

Tokyo Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—72, Yamasbita-cho

Asahi Marine & Fire Insurance Co. Continental ' Insurance Co, of New

York—21, Honcho-dori

—Nisshiri Seimei Building Dodwell & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho

China Mutual Life Insurance Co.— Holstein Shipping and Insurance

(See Sun Life Assurance Co. of Agencies—7, Yamashita-cho

Canada)

Chitoda Insurance Co.—18, Minam- Home Insurance Office—73, Yama-

shita-cho

meda-cho

Continental Insurance Co. of New Manufacturers73, Yamashita-cho

Life Insurance Co.—

York—Yuraku Building

 CLASSIFIED LI>3T OF TRADES

INSURANCE E181

New Zealand Insurance Co,, Ltd.— Canton

73, Yamashita-cho ..oO OKI

North China Insurance Co., Ltd.— American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc,

Union Building, 75d, Yamashita-cho —Missions Building, The Bund

Palatine Insurance, Cq., Ltd.—92, Asia Life Meyer

Andersen, & Co.

Insurance Cq. —Missions

Yamashita-cho Building, The Bund

ScHoENfe, F.—73, Yamashita-cho Bodiker & Co.—P.O. Box 19

South British .Insurance Co.—77, BoR]*eManH' &'’t)o:—12, F. c:

Yainashita-oho

Union InsuranceBuilding;

Society 75d,

of Canton, Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99,

Ltd.—Union Yama- Sup Sam Hong Road

shita-cho China Underwriters, Ltd. — o/o

Wiersum & Co.—25, Yamashitg-cho Shewan, Tomes & Co.,Ltd., Shatneen

Yangtsze Assurance Association, Ltd. Confederation Life Association

—Union Building Deacon & Coi

Ferrier, V, E.—2, F. C. Shameen

FORMOSA Hongkong & Canton Export Co., Lito.

^-33, British Concession, Shameen

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—25, HuYgen, G. E.—2, French Concession

Minato-cho, Taihoku Jebsen & Co.—P.O. Box 18

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Manners & Shameen

Concession, Co., John—62, British

Box 81, Taihoku 1

Tait & Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho, Taiho- Melchers & Co.—P.O. Box 70 :

ku Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co.—27, B. C.,

Sluuneen

KOREA Rossia Fire Insurance Co. of America

—Missions Bldg., The Bund

Chosen Kaisai Kaijo Hoken K.K.— Siemssen & Co.—75a, British Concea-

ision,'iSharheen

59, Meiji-cho, Seoul

Hokoku Keisai Keijo K.K. —156, B. C., Shameen Co. of Canada—75,

Sun Life Assurance

Kagane-cho, Seoul

Nippon Seimei Hoken K.K.—1, Na- Union —Loxley Insurance

Building,Society

Shameenof Canton

daimon-dori, Seoul : Yorkshire InSuranoe Co., Ltd.—iS&i

Tanaka & Co.—Fusari B. C., Shameen

Teikoku Seimei Hoken K.K.—85, Chefoo

Kogahe-cho, Seoul

Yokohama Kaisat Keijo Hoken K.K Anz & Co., O. H.

—36,' Shoro-dori, iSeoul Confederation Life Association

CHINA Railton & Co., Ltd., H. E.

Shantung Traders Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 2

Amoy Smith & Co., L. H. - P.O. Box 12

Chungking

Sun Life Assurance Co- of Canada

American - Asiatic Underwriters,

Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—124,,Pei Hsiang Gai

Antung Low A Co., P. C.

Shaw, Geo. L. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

c/o Barry k Dodwell, Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E182 INSURANCE

Dairen Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

ing Co.—29, Rue de Paris

Anz & Co., O. H.—212, Yamagata-dori Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assur-

Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori ances

Chinese Eastern Railway Commer- Confederation Life Association

cial Agency—110, Yamagata-dori Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

Fukusho & Co.—213, Yamagata-dori 4, Rue Clemenceau

Taito Co., The—18, Yamagata-dori Crooks k Co.. W. J.—Liddell Bros.,

Compound, S.A.D. 3.

Foochow Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—5, Tungting

Road

American Asiatic Underwriters—69, Fuhrmeister

Tai Ping Hsiang & Co.—361, Han Chung

Asia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.— HanoverRoad, S.A.D. 1.

Chong Chien San, Nantai Fire Insurance Co. —

A.P.C. Building, The Bund, S.A. D.3.

Asia Life Insurance Co.—69, Tai Ping Jardine,

Hsiang Matheson & Co., Ltd.—The

Bathgate & Co.— Bund, S.A.D. 3.

China Underwriters, Ltd.—c/o M.W. Lacey & Oannan, Ltd.—Hongkong and

Greig & Co. Shanghai Bank Building

Confederation Life Association— Melchers & Co.—49, The Bund,

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.— 5.

Greig & Co., M. W. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd. North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— Union Building, Tungting Road

Osaka Shosen Kaisha O. E. Yongehr, Fed. Inc.-David

SlEMSSEN AND KrOHN Sassoon Bldg.

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, Oliver Chine—Peking Road

Ramsay & Co. —23, Tungting Road

Me Wu Ting Chong Ching Shan

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Street Gaumer & Co.—61, Woo Tsu

Schnabel,

c/o Dodwell & Co.

Union Trading Co., The Siemssen & Co.—34, Hankiang Road

Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Central China Post Building

Hankow Union Insurance Society of Can-

ton, Ltd.—Union Building, Tungting

American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Road

Inc,

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Harbin

ciation—N.K.K. Building

Andersen, Meyer & Co. American Asiatic Underwriters —

Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc. — l, Konnaya St.

A. P. C. Building, The Bund, Asia Life Insurance Co.—1, Konnaya

S.A.D. 3. Street

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya

—Union Building, Tungting Road Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Carlowitz & Co. Ltd.

China Trading Co., The—Central Klemantaski, J.

China Post Bldg., Hunan Road,

S.A.D. 3. Pelstrusoff, M. Y.—P.O. Box 447

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INSURANCE E183

Hongkong Hongkong-Canton Export

5, Queen’s Road Central Co., Ltd.—

American Asiatic Underwriters, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Fed. Inc., U.S.A. 12, Queen’s 18, Pedder Street

Road Central Huygen, G. E.—8, Lee Yuen . Street

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67, I West On Marine & Fire Ins. Co.—26,

Des Yoeux Road Central Bonham Strand West

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen's Insurance Co. of North America—

Road Central 10, Des Voeux Road C.

Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.—12, International Assurance Co., Ltd.—

Queen’s Road Central 14, Queen’s Road Central

Assurance Franco-Asiatique — China International Trading Co.—China

Building Building

Backhouse, Ltd., James H.—15-19, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—18,

Queen’s Road C. Pedder Street

Bodiker & Co.—David House, 167, Kotwall & Co., E. D.—French Bank

Des Yoeux Road Central Building

Bornemann & Co.—Prince’s Bldg. Kwan On Insce. Co., Ltd.—29, Con-

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. naught Road West

—Union Building

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.— Co., Ltd—H. K. Bank Bldg. Ins.

Liverpool & London & Globe

18, Pedder Street

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Luk Hoi Tung Life Assurance Co.—

299, Des Voeux Road Central

The—Union Building Lun Tai Mutual, Ins. Co., Ltd.—272,

China

Yceux Underwriters,

Road Central Ltd 4a, Des Des Voeux Road C.

Chun On Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— Manners & Co., Ltd., John — 7,

Queen’s Road Central

8, Queen’s Road West

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Manufacturers

Shell House Life Insurance Co.—

Ltd. —2, Queen’s Building

Co-operative Trading Co.—National Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Prince’s

Bank Building, 8a, Des Voeux Road Building

Central Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha — Holland

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient- House, Queen’s Road Central

French Bank Building National Mutual Life Association of

Orownchina Co.—Gloucester Building Road Central Ltd.—6, Des Voeux

Australasia,

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Glou- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

cester Building 10, Des Voeux Road Central

Dastur, R. A.—Exchange Bldg.

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—H. K. Bank North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Union Building

Building Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo-

Gibb, Livington & Co., Ltd.—P. & O. ration (of London), Ltd.—4a, Des

Building Voeux Road Central

Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Voeux Overseas Assurance Corporation-

Road Central 10, Des Voeux Road Central

Goeke & Co., A.—China Building Petersen & Co.—York Bldg.

Hannibal & Co., W. A.—15-19, Queen’s Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. — New

Road Central P. & 0. Building

Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught Po On Marine Insurance & Godown

Road Central I Co., Ltd.—288, Des Voeux Road C.

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El84 INSURANCE

Rocha & Co., J. M. da.—10, Des Yoeux Nlngpo

Road Central

Ross & Co. '('China), Ltd., Alex.—1a, Chen Siau Pau & Son — P.'>. x

Chater Road Special 1

Shanghai Fire & Marine Insurance Peiping

Co.—2G9, Des Voeux Rd. C.

She wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd. - 10, Des Asia Life Insurance Co.—36, Teng

Voeux Road Central Chi Kow, East City

Sincere Insurance & Investment Co., Assurance Franco - Asiatique — 9-11,

Ltd.—173, Des Voeux Road Central Legation St.

Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd.— Cook & Son, Ltd., Thomas & Wagon-

Lits Co.—Grand Hotel de Pekin

173, Des Voeux Road Central

South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Danby, C. G.—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung

—Prince’s Building Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— of Canada—7a, Erh Tiao Hutung

Gloucester Building North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—I,

Swedish Trading Co., Ltd., The— Rue Marco Pole

China Building Pacific Storage & Packing Corpn.—

Tung On Fire Insurance Cb., Ltd.— 4, Rue Marco Polo

15, Queen’s Road West Smallwood & Co.—5, Rue Marco Polo

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Tipper & Co.—Ewo Building

Ltd.—Union Building

Union Trading Co., Ltd. — York Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Ltd.—1 and 2, Rue Marco Polo,

Building Legation Quarter

Wing On Fire & Marine Insurance Shanghai

Co., Ltd.—225, Des Yoeux Road C.

Wing On Voeux

26, Des Life Assurance Co., Ltd.— Adams & Co., W. A.—15, Canton Road

Road Central

Hoihow Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hongkong Rd.

American Asiatic Underwriters—17,

Wing Fat Hong—Chungshan Road The Bund

Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Road American Foreign Insurance Asso-

ciation—51, Canton Road

Macao An Ping Insurance Co., Ltd.—212,

Kiangse Road

Manufacturer's Life Insurance Co. Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21, 24

China Underwriters, Ltd.—P. O. & 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Box 307 Asia

BundLife Insurance Co.- 17, The

Mukden Assurance Franco-Asiatique—1, Rue

Montauban

American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Atlas Assurance Co.—45, Kiukang

Inc., U.S.A.—96, San Wei Loo Road

Asia Life Insurance Co.—96, San Wei Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bund

Loo Blom & Van Der Aa—3, Ezra Road

Assurance Franco-Asiatique — Wu Brook & Co.—150, Kiukiang Road

Wei Loo Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd. — 2,

Bryner & Co.—96, San Wei Loo Peking Road

Newchwang | Carlowitz & Co.—670, Szechuen Road

Jaspersen, M. P. l China Assurance Corpn., Ltd. — 40,

! Ningpo Road

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INSURANCE El 85

China Insubance Co., Ltd.—5J70, S?:e- Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

—3, Edward Ezra Road

chuen Road

China Realty Co.—.290, Szecfruen Road Jebsen & Co,—110, Hankow Road

ChinatUnderwriters, Ltd.—185, Yuen Kreulen, R. A.—113, Kiukiang Road

Ming Yuen Road Little & Co. (1930), Ltd., William—

China United Assurance Society, 131) Museum Road

Ltd.—104, Bubbling Well Road Liverpool & London & Globe In-

Columbia Casualty surance Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee Road

—17, Canton RoadCo. of New Yoke Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—

Hamilton House

COMMEECIAL EXPRESS AND STORAGE Co. Melchers

—53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Rd.

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Meyerink Road

& Co., Wm.—150, Kiukiang

Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Compagnie dAssurances' Generales — Middleton & Co. (Insurance), Ltd.,

Hugh—45, Kiukiang Road

—1, Rue Montauban Moeller 4e Co., L. E.—110, Szechuen

Compagnie Franco -

d’Assurances—17, The BundAmericiane Road

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos;^-119, Nanking New Zealand

27, The BundInsurance Co., Ltd.—

Road

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— Ningpo Insurance Co., Ltd.—470, Nan-

king Road

18, The Bund

Crownchina- Co., Ino.:—113, Kiukiang North British & Mercantile Insurance

Co., Ltd.—259 Kiangse Road

Road Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor-

Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.-^17, Canton Rd. poration, Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Eastern Insurance Office—470, Nan- Olivier-Chine

Palatine

(S.A.),-t-95, Museum Road

Insurance Co., Ltd. —17,

king Road Canton Road

Eastern Underwriters — 470, Nan- Phienix Assurance Co., Ltd.—27, Peking

king Road Rpad

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Racine & Cie.—2, Peking Road

poration, Ltd.—Sassoon: House

Erzinger & Co.—18^ The Bund Royal Exchange Assurance—6, Char-

tered Bank Chambers

Finance, Commerce and Insurance Royal In!suranC£ Co., Ltd.—81, Jinkee

Office—470, Nanking Road Road

First Fidelity Ins. Co.—40, Ningpo Scott, Harding & Co.—12L Peking

Road Road

Fuhrmeister & Co.—66, Museum Ed. Scottish UnionThe

& National Insur-

General Accident, Fire & Life ance Co.—18, Bund

Assurance

Kong Road Corpn., Ltd.—60,

... . Hong Shanghai Insurance Office—299, Sze-

phuen Road

General Insurance Co., Ltd. of Trieste Sincere

45 Venice—18, The Bund Insurance & Investment Co.,

Insurance Company of North Ameri- SincereLtd.- 403, Chekiang Rpad ,

ca—113, Kiukiang Road Life Assurance Co., Ltd.—

40 *, Chekiang Road

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— South British Insurance Co., Ltd.—

17, The Bund 18', The Bund

International Underwriters, Ltd.— iS.un Insurance Office, Ltd.—1, The

17, The Bund. Bund

Jardine, Matheson & Co„ Ltd.—27, Sun218,Lif^ Assurance

Szechuen Road Co, of Canada—

The Bund

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E186 INSURANCE

Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd. — 406, Colinet, G.—16, Rue Henri Bour-

Kiangse Road geois

Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. -406, Commercial Union Assurance Co.—

Kiangse Road 98, Victoria Road

Toeg, E. F.—103, Kiukiang Road Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Fairchild & Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.—18, The Bund

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Forbes & Co., Wm.—45, Victoria Rd.

Haiho Trading Co. — 98, Victoria

Ltd.—26, The Bund Road

Union Marine & General Insurance Hanover Fire Insurance Co.—139,

Co., Ltd.—27, Peking Road Rue de Takou

Union Underwriters of China—299, Home Insurance Co. of New York—

Szechuen Road 140, Victoria Road

West Coast Life Insurance Co.—51, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—Vic-

Canton Road toria Road

West of Scotland Insurance

Ltd.—17, Canton Road Office,

Java Sea

—Siemens China Bldg., Taku Road

Swatow Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co.

China of Canada—144, Victoria Road

Box 76 Underwriters, Ltd. -P..O. Mitsui

chi Road

Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagui-

Manners & Co., Ltd., John — 1, Yeung Moyroux, V.—41, Rue de France

Ping Street

North China Insurance

ment Co.—I-Ping Building& Invest-

Tientsin

American Asiatic Underwriters— tion—187, Victoria Road Corpora-

Ocean Accidt. & Guarantee

139, Rue de Takou

American Foreign Insurance Asso- Shanghai

Corbet

Insurance Office -30, Rue

ciation—140, Victoria Road Siemssen

Asia Life Insurance Co.—96, Rue de Sincere Insurance & Investment Co.,

Paris Ltd.—95, Rue de Baron-Gros, F.C.

Assurance Franco Asiatique — Rue South British Insurance Co.—187,

de F ranee

Begue, H.—40, Rue Henri Bourgeois SunVictoria Road

Life Assurance Co. of Canada-

Blom & Van der da—Taku Road 187, Victoria Road

Bremen Colonial & China Trading Tientsin Forwarding & Commission

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle Co.—14, Italian Bund

III Tipper & Co.—187, Victoria Road

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd. Union Insurance Society of Canton

—57, Victoria Road —57, Victoria Road

Butterfield & Swire—121, Victoria Whitamore & Co.—105, Victoria Road

Road

Central Insurance Co.—113, Rue du Wing On Insurance Co., Ltd.—Rue

Laville, F. C.

Chaylard

Century Insurance Co. Tsinan

China Express Co., Ltd.—33, Erh

ching Lu, 3rd Special Area Hsianpu Insurance Office, L.—38, Wei

China Securities Co.—12, Victoria Wu Lu

Terrace Ma & Co., Y. C—8.7, Fourth Main Rd.

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 118, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Wei Chi

British Bund Lu

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE E187

Tsingtao David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43-45, Rue

Chaigneau

Busch

Road & von Auemann—34, Kuantao Diethelm & Co.—28, Quai de Belgique

Casey & Lyttle—61, Chunghan Road Ogliastro & Co.—50, Quai de Belgigue

Suriwongse Road

Russell & Co., G. C. F. -86, Kwan Hsien SOCIETE INDOCHINOISE DE COMMERCE,

Road Ltd.—23 bis, Rue Georges Guynemer

Siemssen e Co Kwangtung Rd.

Ule-Hansen & Co.—20, Kuantao Road TheCochinchine—39,

Export & Import Co., Ltd. of

Quai de Belgique

Weihaiwei SIAM

Confederation Life Association Bangkok

Fock Tai & Co. Berli, Jucker & Co.

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 966,

Wuchow Suriwongse Road

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 111, Couper-Johnston & Co., D.

Diethelm & Co,, Ltd.

Kau Fong Road Fire Insurance Association of Siam

INDOCHINA Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—1765, Bush Lane

Haiphong International Engineering Co., Inc.

—Chartered Bank Lane

American Asiatic Henri

Ltd.—59, Boulevard Underwriters, Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T.

Riviere Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

Diethelm & Co.—4)6, Avenue Clemen- New Road

ceau Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Nai Ler

Union Insurance Society of Canton, Bldgs.

Ltd. MALAYA

Hanoi Johore

Asia Life Ins. Co.—Rue Paul Bert China Underwriters, Ltd.—6, Jalan

OOMPAGNIE FrANCO-AmERICAINE d’AS- Haji Abu, Muar

surange—Rue Paul Bert Leerdam, D. J.—8, Jalan Maharani

Larrive, C.—Rue Paul Bert Sime, Darby & Co.—Muar

Maron, Paul—46, Boulevard Henri Kedah

Riviere

China

Raya, Sungei Patani Ltd.—7, Jalan

Underwriters,

American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc. Kelantan

—50, Rue Lefebvre

Asia Life Insurance Co.—50, Rue China Underwriters, Ltd. — 282,

Lefebvre Jalan Post Office, Kota Bharu

Biedermann k Co.

Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’As- Malacca

surance—50, Rue Lefebvre

Compagnie de Commerce et de Navi- China Underwriters, Ltd. — 11,

gating d’Extreme-Orient—12, Rue Blacksmith Street

Boissy d’Anglas Harper Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

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£188 INSURANCE

Hong Hin & Co.—07, First Cross McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Ipoh

Street Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—94, Brews-

Koh Keng Bock & C6.—11, Black- ter Road, Ipoh

smith Street

Lim Keng & Co.—77, First Cross St. Selangor

Sime, Darby & Co.—4, Fort Road Blunn & Co., Ltd., George—120, Java

Pahang Street, Kuala Lumpur

China

Ah LoyUnderwriters, Ltd.—4, Yap

Sereet, Kuala Lumpur

China Underwriters,

Pang Street, Bentong Ltd.—14, Ah Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,

Ltd.—1-3, Old Market Street

Penang Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Lumpur

Anthony & Co., A. A.—9, Beach St. Harrisons, Barker & Oo., Ltd.—

Borneo Co., Ltd.—7a, Weld Quay Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 87, McAlister & Cd., Ltd.—High Street.

Beach Street Kuala Lumpur

Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach St. Oriental Govt. Security Life Assur.

Diethelm & Go., Ltd.—12, Church St. Co.—Oriental Bldg., Java Street

Burege & Thomas, Ltd. Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—1 & 3,

Old Market

Fire Insurance Association of Planters’ Stores & Agency Square, Kuala Lumpur

Malaya—Chartered Bank Chambers —Kuala Lumpur Co., Ltd.

Great Eastern Life Assurance Co,, Richards & Co., D.—Klang

Ltd.—21, Beach Street

Guthrie & Co., Ltd.—35, Weld Quay Russell & Co., J. A.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—23, Sime, St.,

Darby & Co., Ltd.—14. Market

Kuala Lumpur

Beach Street Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y.—2, Rodger St..

Kennedy & Co.- 4. Beach Street

Kennedy, Burkill & Co.—39, Beach Kuala Lumpur

Street Singapore

Mansfield & Go., Ltd.—Chartered

Bank Chambers American Foreign Insurance Associa-

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.— tion—Mercantile Bank Building

35, Weld Quay Asia Insurance Co., Ltd.—6, 7 & 8,

McAlister & Co., Ltd. Chulia Street

North British and Mercantile In- Asia Life iNStifeANOE Co.—016, H.K.

surance Co., Ltd,--39, Beach Street Bank Chambers

Paterson Simons & Co.—9, Weld Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—c7o Har-

rison, Barker & Co., Ltd.

Quay

Sandilands, Buttery & Co.—29, Beach Bankers

Ltd.—Gresham Traders

House,Insurance Cd.,

Battery Road

Street

Sime, Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street Barlow & Co.—Ocean Building, Col-

lyer Quay

Swee Co., Ltd., L. Y.—64, Beach St. Batavia Sea and Fire

United Traders, Ltd. Ltd.—139-149a, MarketInsurance

Street Co.,

Perak Blom and van der Aa — Chartered

Bank Chambers

China Underwriters, Ltd.—Ipoh British Equitable Assurance Co.,

Commercial Union Assurance Co-, Ltd.—6, Chartered Bank Chambers

Ltd.—Hong Kong Bank Chambers British Traders’ Insurance Co.,

Harper Galfillan & Cd., Ltd.—Ipoh Ltd.—Union Building, Collyer Quay

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INSURANCE El 89

Caledonian InsdraiJde Co.—Mercan- Marine and General MuttriL Life

Assurance Society — The Arcade,

tile Bank Bldg. llA, Collyer Quay

Cheong Koon Sencj & Co.—30 & 31, Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. — The

Chulia Street, near Raffles Place Arcade, ,11-A, Collyer Quay

China

Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.— McAlister

Building & Co.,. Lid. — Gresham

China Underwriters, Ltd. — 2nd Moine, House,, Battery Road

Floor, Hongkong Bank Chambers’ Comte & Co., Ltd.—Ground

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Motor Floor, Union Building, Collyer Quay

Ltd.—Corner of Robinson Road and Malaya. Insurance Association of

Telegraph Street' Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Confederation Life Association—34- 5, Malacca Street

35, Mercantile Bank Bldg.

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— National Employers Mutual General

Insurance Association, Ltd.—Meyer

3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers Chambers, Raffles Place

Eastern United Assurance Cor- National Mutual Life Association of

poration Ltd., The—16d, Cecil St. Australasia, Ltd —-Union Building

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.—

poration^--c/6 Wm. C., Jack & Co. Hong Kong Bank Chambers

Far Eastern Insurance Co., Ltd.— North British and Mercantile In-

Union Building, Collyer Quay surance Co., Ltd.—Meyer Chambers,

General Accident, Fire & Life As- Raffles Place

surance Corpn.—1st Floor, Hong North China Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Kong Bank Chambers Union Building, Collyer Quay

Great Eastern Eastern

Ltd.—Great Life Assurance Co., Norwich Union Fire Insurance iSo-

Life Bldg.,

Cecil Street ciety, Ltd. — Mercantile Bank

Chambers

Guthrie & Co.—24, Battery Road Ocean Accident and Guarantee Cor-

Harper,, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. — poration, Chambers

Ltd — Chartered Bank

Hongkong Bank Building

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.— c/o Meyer Bros.Insurance Col, Ltd.—

Ocean Marine

Chartered Bank Chambers Overseas Assurance

Ho Hong Co.—61, Chulia Street Ltd., The—China Bldg.,Corporation,

Chulia St.

Insurance Office of Australia,

—Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place Ltd. Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince

Street and Collyer Quay

International Assurance Co., Ltd.— Peek & Co., Ltd., Francis—E-2, Hong-

Cl2, Hongkong Bank Chambers kong Bank Chambers

Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd.—Ocean Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Building, Prince Street The—U-l8 Mercantile Bank Building

Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Ltd.—Chartered Bank Chambers Gresham House

Liverpool

surance andCo.,London and GlobeBank

Ltd.—French In- Rennie & Ob., J. S. M.—Cecil House,

Building, Raffles Place 9, De Souza Street

Liverpool Victoria Insurance Cor- Royal Exchange Assurance—6, Char-

PORATiotf^Commercial Uliion' Bldg, tered Bank Chambers

London and Lancashire Insurance Sandilands, Meyer

Buttery & Co. — 28-31,

Chambers

Co., Ltd.—Union Building

Mansfield & Co. — Ocean Building, South British& Co.—5,

Sime, Darby Malacca Street

Insurance Co., Ltd.—

Collyer Quay 2, Finlayson Green

Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Stephens, Paul & Co.—Commercial

The—2nd

Chambers Floor, Hong Kong Bank Union Building

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£190 INSURANCE

Stbaits-Java Trading Co., N. Y.— Sourabaya

132-136, Robinson Road

Sun Insurance Office—French Bank China Underwriters, Ltd. — 10,

Heerenstraat

Building, Raffles Place

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada— Sun Sluyters & Co.

3rd Floor, Hong Kong Bank Bldg. Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Swee Seng & Co.—^Victoria Building, Union Insurance Society Co. of Can-

63a, Victoria Street ton, Ltd.

Sze Hai Tong Banking and Insu-

rance Co., Ltd.—Szehaitong Bank Sumatra

Bldg., Chulia Street

Thames & Mersey Marine Ins. Co.- Assurantiekantoor

Michelsen, N.V.—P.O. van Bladeren

Box 47 &

French Bank Bldg., Raffles Place

Union Assurance Society—Commer- Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.

cial Union Buildings Heideman & Co.

Union InsuranceBldg.,

Ltd.—Union Society of Canton,

Collyer Quay Handel Maapchappij Guentzel & Schu

macher—Medan

Watts & Co., Ltd.—144, Robinson Road Sandilands, Buttery & C©.

Waugh & Co., Ltd., Henry—Raffles Sluyters & Co.

Chambers Van Nie & Co.

Yangtsze

Ltd.—UnionInsurance Association,

Bldg., Collyer Quay

THE PHILIPPINES

NETHERLANDS INDIES Cebu

Batavia Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

American Asiatic Underwriters, Walker, Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.

Ltd.—P.O. Box 21 H. B.—P.O. Box 100

Asia Life Insurance Co.—P.O. Box

21 Iloilo

Assurantiekantoor Langeveldt Schro- Warner Barnes & Co., Ltd.

der, N. V.

Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co. Wise & Co., Inc.

—P.O. Box 21

Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corpo- Manila

ration, (Ltd.—fKali Besar Cost 23

Ondeplinge Levensverzekering van American Asiatic Underwriters, Inc.

—Samanillo Building, Escolta

Eigen Hulp

Pitcairn, Syme & Co.— American International Under-

iSamarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co. writers forBuilding,

—Marsman the Philippines,

Port Area Inc.

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Asia Life Insurance Co.—619, Escolta

Assurance & Thrift Association, Ltd.

Macassar of Sydney, Australia—218, National

City Bank Building, Binondo

Samaranobche

Box 38 Zee & Brand—P.O. Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd.—Kneedler

Building, Sta. Cruz

Behn, Meyer

Padang Binondo

China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.—619,

Van Nie & Co.—Handelskade, 30 Escolta, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

INSURANCE El91

China Insurance and Surety Co., Inc. Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd.—19, Es-

colta, Binondo

—614, Gandara

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc.—Insu-

Ltd. (Fire)—Hongkong & Shanghai lar Life Bldg.

Bank Bldg., Binondo Phcenix Assurance Co., Ltd.—178,

Compania General de Tabacos de Filh Juan Luna, Binond'o

pinas—212, Marques de Comillas Ramirez, J. V.—Crystal Arcade Build-

Crown Life Insurance Co.—Cu Un- ing, Escolta, Binondo

jieng Building Rosenstock, C. W.—124, T. Pinpin

Davies & Co., Ltd., Theo. H.—619, Rqxas y Oompania—719, Echague

Eseolta

Elser, Inc., E. E.—400, Kneedler Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.—112-113,

M. de Binondo

Bldg. Sea Insurance Co., Ltd., The—19,

Employers’ Liability Assurance Cor- Escolta, Binondo

poration, Ltd.—Kneedler Building, Smith, Bell & Co.—Hongkong Bank

Sta. Cruz

Fidelity & Surety Co. of the Philip- SunBuilding, Binondo

Life Assurance Co. of Canada—

pine Islands —- Monte de Piedad Heacock Building

Building

Findlay Millar Timber Co.—Chaco Union Spielberger, A. K.—Heacock Bldg.

Bldg.

Forbes, Munn &rCo., Ltd.—112, Muelle Juan ton, Insurance

Ltd.—Wise Society

Building,of174-176,

Can-

de Binondo Luna

Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance Co., United States Life Insurance Co.—

Ltd., The—Perez Samanillo Bldg., Muelle de la Industria

Binondo Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. — Luiz

Guttridge & Chambers, Inc.— Rerez Samanillo Bldg.

129, Juan Luna West Coast Life Insurance Co. of

Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc.— San Francisco—Facing P. Burgos

Chaco Bldg. Wise & Co., Inc.—Wise Building,

Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 174-176, Juan Luna

—90, Plaza Moraga Yangtsze Insurance Association—619,

Juyco, Velilia Sr Co.—Binondo Escolta, Binondo

Keller & Co., Ed. A.—178, Juan Luna Yek Tong Lin Fire Sc Marine

Insurance Co., Ltd. — 310, Das-

Kelling, Inc., C.—453, Padre Gomez, marinas

Quiapo

Ker & Co., Ltd.—10, Callejon San Zuellig, Inc., F. E.—55-63, Rosario

Gabriel

Law Union & Rock Insurance Co., Zamboanga

Ltd.—19, Escolta, Binondo

Luzon Investment Co., Inc.—Regina Smith, Bell k Co., Ltd.

Bldg.

Manila Fire Insurance Association—

174, Juan Luna BORNEO

Manufacturers

of Toronto —Life Insurance

Kneedler Co.,

Building,

Sta. Cruz Sarawak

Menzi & Co.—180, Juan Luna

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. — 6, Main

Bazaar, Kuching

City Bank Building, Binondo

Northern Assurance Co., Ltd.—618, TanStreet Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hai

Esoolta, Binondo

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El 92 IftON & STEEL MERCHANTS

IRON & STEEL MERCHANTS Nagasaki

JAPAN Hashimoto

machi Shokai—1, Moto Funa-

Higuchi Mutsuji—24, Ura-machi

Hakodate Okubei Gomei Kaisha—44, Daikok-

machi

Hoshino Kogyo K.K.—209, Higashi Nagoya

Kawarcho

Kamata Yuzo—7, Ohraachi Chuo Iron Works—Toyoda-cho

Kobayashi Kitajibo—81, Horai-cho Daido Denki Seikosho—60, Maru-

Shindo Yeitabo—8, Jizo-cho yama

Yamada Fukuji—16, Tsurnoka^cho Inshihara Shoten—82, Higashi Yanar

gi-machi

Kobe Isobe Tekko Goshi Kaisha—57, Shino-

nome-cho

Akata Zosen-sho—322, Nishide-machi Matsui

machi

Iron Works—12, Nagare-

Akashi Tekko-sho — 15, lyanu'sawa- Okaya & Co.—7, Teppo-cho

dori

FujiwARA Tekko-suo-^—16, Eagura-cho Osaka

Boki Seizo K.K.—Wakinohama

Hanshin Tekko-sho-^6, Ichiban-cho Adachi Tekko-sho—67, Honden-ch>

Hirano Tekko-sho—9, Matsubae-dori Arita Seiko-sho—27, Shimazu-cho

Ishinabe Tekko-sho—1.1, Kagura-cho Balfour

Kaijo & Co., Ltd., Arthur—Nippon

Building

Kato Tekko-sho—8, Yoban-cho Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha —142,

Kobayashi Tekko-sho G.K.—Higashide- Minami

machi Daito Seiko K.K.—32, Fuku-machi

Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki- Fujimoto Seiko-rho—rtl9, Minami Aji

cho kawa-cbo

Morita Seisaku-sho—7, Irie-dori Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Gosho Bldg.

Nakata Tekko-sho—7,. Wakinohama- Honda Sbishinsho—6, Ypshinyaraa-

ch5^ . ' . ' . cho

Okamoto Tekko-sho—149, Higashide- Igawa Tekko-sho—333, Kujo. Mmami-

mjachi dori

Sanyo Kosaku-sho K.K.—8, Yoban- Kaneda Toraji—1061, Sakuragawa-cho

sho

Teikoku Tekko K.K. — Shinonome- Mansson iShokai—645, Osaka Build-

ing, Spto-cho

dori Matsumoto Seiko-sho—18, Sangenya

Yamada Tekko-sho—41, Shibya-cho Ichiba

Yotsui Tekko-sho—8, Higashi Kawa- Nagata Meriyasu Kikai K.K.—42,

saki-cho Kyobashi

Nihon Seiko Goshi Kaisha—24, Ita-

Moji chibori Kitadori

Poldi Steel Works—2," Saiwaioho-

Jinen Gumi G. K. —Tanoura dori •

Matsui Rihachiro—Hon Kawa-cho Sawatake Kikai Kogyo Kenkusho—

49, J£ita Ikuno-cho

Shinkai-Gumi G. K.—Ozkubo, Tanoura Scno kllbr-Blkc k ma n x Phoeni^. Seiko

Taishi Tekko K.K.—Komorie G. K.—48, Itachibori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON & STEEL MERCHANTS El 93

Styrian Steel Works—3, Minami Matsumura Tekko-sho—719, Horinou-

Sakaigawa chi

Sumida Sakugoro Shoten—4, Itachi- Mitsubishi

su-cho

iSeitetsu Kaisha—1, Yae-

bori

Takasago Tekko ILK.—13, Itachibori Nihon Seikosho K.K.—Chiyoda Bldg.

Toa Seiko K.K.—30, Shin-machi Niigata Steel Works—21-gokan, Ma^

Toyo Seiko K.K.—19, Kitahama-cho runouchi

Watanabe Tekko-sho—30, Kuji Mina- Nishiokacho

Steel Work—25, Sarugaku-

mi-dori

Okada Shoten—29, Motomachi

Shimonoseki Poldi Steel Works — 1, Shintomi-

cho, 1-chome

Hayashikane Tekko Zosen K.K.—Ta- cho Seisaku-sho—263, Shimo-osaki-

Sato

kesaki-cho

Ichikawa Tekko Zosensho—Isaki-cho Schmitz Building

& Co., P.—Tokyo Toatemon

Matsushita Zoseh Tekkosho-Take- Shiba Seisaku-sho- 38, Tamatsuzaka

saki-cho

Shima Tekko-sho—Takesaki-cho Styrian

bori Steelwork, Ltd.—2, Echizen-

Takahashi Saiji—Takesaki-cho Toa Seiko K.K.—1703, Minamihama-

kawa

Tokyo Tokyo Tekkotsu Kyoryo Seisaku-sho

—4, Tsukimicho

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Mitsubishi 21st Bldg. Tokyo Elevator G. K.—1, Hogon-

Akashi Seisaku-sho—N. Y. K. Build- kucho

ing Toyo Kyoekisha Tekko-sho—403, Shi-

Allen Sons & Co., Ltd., W.H.—6, Maru- mo Osakicho

nouchi Yamagata Seisakusho —16, Sakura-

Ando Tekko-sho—Higashi Nakadori gawa

Armstrong, Whitworth

—;8, Marunouchi & Co., Sir W.G. Yamawa Seisaku-sho—2, Hatagaya

Asakura Seisaku-sho — Marunouchi Yanase Tekko-sho—146, Tamahimecho

Building

Balfour & Co., Ltd., Arthur—6, Yokohama

Marunouchi, Kojimachi-ku

Doitsu Seiko K.K.—2, Marunouchi Aita Tekko-sho—12, Yoshihama-sho

Fuji Seiko K.K.—Marunouchi Bldg. Arata cho

Tekko-sho G. K.—3567, Aoki-

Eishinsha Co.—Jitsugyo Building

Escher Wyss Engineering Works — ra-cho Date Tekko-sho K.K.—6, Takigashi-

778, Marunounchi Building

Oadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Build- Kotaki Zosen Tekko-sho—Moriya-cho

ing, Uchisaiwai-cho Mikami Tekko-sho—78, Sumiyoshi-

Hattori Seisakusho K.K.—1, Eiraku- cho

cho Nippon Juzo K.K.—iSuehiro-cho

Hoda Steel Works—53, Fujimicho Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd.—

Karatsu Tekko-sho — Marunouchi Kawasaki City

Building Uraga Dock K.K.—2, Ohno-cho

Kitayama Shoten—1, Minaminabe-cho Yamada Zosen Tekko-sho—3659, Aoiki-

Lemke, Walter-—8, Marunouchi cho

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 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 94 IRON & STEEL MERCHANTS

Yokohama Kosakusho KJK.—1, Haya- Hongkong

shi-cho

Yokohama Tekko-sho K.K.—Chiwaka- Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Road Central

cho E. Hing & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street

KOREA Globe Trading Co.—37, Des Voeux

Road Central

Fukuda Mata Shoten K.K.-^91, Nan- Cralent& Co.,, Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

Kelly

daimon-dori, Seoul

Japan Steel Products Co.—Kei.io Build- Lee—133,Tung Wo Brass & Iron Foundry

Portland Street, Kowloon

ing

Koga Fukutaro—9, Horai-cho Maison, F. Mathieu, Ste. Ame.—Prince’s

Building

Marusan Shokai G, K.—162, Horai- Yee On—19, Hillier Street

cho

Showa Shoji K.K.—13, Kanko-dori Mukden

FORMOSA Fujita & Co., Inc.—24, Naniwa-dori

Taiwan Ohuzo K.K.—117, Dairyudo-

ck o, Taihoku

Taiwan Iron Works — Takao-gai, Bohler Bros. & Co., Ltd. — 107

Takao Museum Road

Toa Iron Works—Kensei-cho, Tai- Cameron 81, Jinkee &Road

Co. (China), Ltd., A.—

hoku

Koshin Shokai, Ltd. — Kyormachi Chung Hwa Steel Products Co.,

Ltd.—89, Foochow Road

Taihoku

Eagle and Globe Steel Co., Ltd.—34,

CHINA Museum Road

Ferrostaal A. G.—30, Foochow Road

Dairen Guest, Keen Road

120, Jinkee & Nettlefblds, Ltd.—

Dairen Engineering Works, Ltd.— Han-Yeh-Ping Iron & Coal Co., Ltd.

Daisan-cho —33, Szechuen Road

Dairen Tekkosijo—2, Sakae-cho Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—18, Yamagata- McGregor Iron Works—236, Ward

dori Road

Shinryo Yoko Tekko-bu—8, Yamate- Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel — 20,

Museum Road

cho

Toba Y jko—8, Omi-machi Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse

Road

Hankow Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd.—133, Sze-

chuen Road

Chung

ing Co.,Hwa Steel Rue

Ltd.—29, Products Trad- United

de Paris& Exten.

StatesRoad

17, Canton Steel Products Co.—

Siemens. China Co.—3, Wilson St.

Tientsin

Harbin Ferrostaal, G.m.b.H.—29, Consular

Fetisoff Bros.—21, Mostovaya Street Otte Road

Skodaworks, Ltd.—2, Commercial. St. Skodaworks, & Co.—29, Consular Road

Pristan Ltd.—80, W. Wilson Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

IRON

MALAYA JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS,

ETC.

Malacca

JAPAN

United Engineers, Ltd.—1, Riverside

Kobe

Penang

Asahi iShoten—Tor

Kim Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach Chiyoda-ya Shoten—193, Hotel Road

Street Motomaohi-

dori

United Engineers, Ltd.—87, Bishop Gedeon, Freres—40/15, Isobe-dori

Street Hikai Shoten—222, Motomachi-dori

Perak Iwami-ya Shoten—43, Sannomiya-dorl

Mita Bijutsu-ten — 161, Motomachi-

United Engineers, Ltd.—Lahat Road, Nambu dori

Ipoh Shigeru Shoten—270, Moto-

machi

Selangor Shibachu Shoten—45, Motomachi-dori

Swiss Watch Import Co.— Crescent

Building

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Yamato Brds. & Co.—4, Shimoyamate-

The—246, High Street, Kuala Lumpur dori

Singapore Osaka

Butter, W.—137-139, Cecil Street

Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.—6th Mile Haneda

shi

Kikinzokuten—7, Shinsaiba-

Bukit Tim ah Road

Redpath Brown & Co., Ltd.—Hong- Harada dori

Genhodo — 30, Andojibashi-

kong Bank Chambers

United Engineers, Ltd —River Val- Hattorioho

& Co., Ltd., K.—17, Bakuro-

ley Road

Iwaide Kiichi—17, Haichiman-dori

THE PHILIPPINES Matsuya—2, Andojibashi

Manila Muraki & Oo., S.—Minamikyuhoji

Shobido Jewellery Co., Ltd.—2, Ki-

Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Co. of Yamaguichitahama

Manila—71-77, Muelle de la Industria Tankin K. K.—30, Korai-

baahi

Bethlehem Steel Export Corporation Yamamoto

of New York—National City Bank Mark-do—Shigino-oho

Building

Earnshaws Dooks & Honolulu Iron Tokyo

Works—Second Street, Port Area

Perez Samanillo, Rafael—116-122, Juan Japan Diamond Co.—6, Owari-cho

Luna

Philippine Kume Takao—17, Mimami Igamachi

Building Spuncrete, Inc. — Heacock Mikuni Pearl Co., Ltd.—5, Muro-

Sohnitzler Sons.—957, C. Ongpin machi

Verlinden, M.—Capitol Building Tensho-do—16, Owari-cho

E7*

 ' CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

El 96 JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC.

Yokohama Wassiamull Assomull

Street

Aoki Tokeiten—47, Fukutomi-cho

Ishikawa TokeiI-en -6, Isezaki-cho Perak

Kawakita Tokeiten—43, B^nten-dori Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market Str.,

Musashiya Shoten G. K.—12, Masago- Ipoh

oho Storch Bros.—Brewster Rd., Ipoh

Suzuki Tokeoten—101, N

CHINA Selangor

Dairen Hendry, P. H.—2-4, Batu Road, K.L.

Regold & Co.— 225, Batu Road, K.L.

Miyazaki Sb;omei-do—$4, Naniwa-cho Robinson & Co.—Java Street, K.L.

Okudo Tokeiten—137, Naniwa eho Storch Brothers, Ltd.—37-39, Java

Omi Yoko G.K.—37, Naniwa-cho Street, Kuala Lurapu

Tensho-do—90, Naniwa-machi

Hongkong Singapore

Bekaha, M.-—14, Queen’s Road G.: Brisk & Co.—26, Battery Road

Chellaram, D.—China Bldg; De Silva, Ltd., B. P—19-21, High

Isack & Co; Hongkong Hhtel Build- Ezekiel Street

ing & Sons, M.—Raffles Chambers,

Raffles Place

Little 'Shop, The—Gloucester Build- Flinter,

ing Ltd., A.-—6, Raffles Place

Mayen & Co.—37, Queen’s Road C. Frankel Bros. — Frankels Building,

Sennet Freres—Gloucester Building Gammeter 104, Victoria Street

Ullmann & Co., J.—Alexandra Build- House (Opposite & Co., E. ©.-—Winchester

ing, Chater Road Clifford Pier)

Goessele, R. F.—2a, Robinson Road

Peiping Kong Sun & Co.—55, North Bridge

Road

Raymond Dreyfus—98, Morrison Str. Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15,

Shanghai Battery Road

Ullmann, Rene Raffles Place

BERAHA & StETTEN, LTD., D. — 320, Wassiamull Asoomull & Co.—31 and

33, High Street

Kiangse Road

Hilsberg, Wm.—103, Kiukiang Road NETHERLANDS INDIES

Hirsbrunner & Go.—659, Szechuen Road

Ismer & Co., C, 244, Nanking Road Batavia

Nose Dragon ife Co,—207-9, Boone Road

Sennet Freres—137, Nanking Road Jaissle & Co., Otto—P.O. Box 68

Ullmann & Co., J.—4lo, Szechuen Road

MALAYA Semarang

Penang Maison Preciosa—Badjong 116

De Silva, Ltd., B.P.—i, Bishop St. Sourabaya

Storch Brothers, Ltd. — 4, Beach Jaissle & Go., Otto—P.O. Box 12

Street Simpang

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, ETC.-LAND & ESTATE AGENTS E197

THE PHILIPPINES Harbin

Manila Manchurian Co., Ltd.—119, Novotor-

Abolapia, Inc., M. & C.—122,Nueva govaya, N.T.

Bern ado & Sons—85, Rosario

El Barato—300, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz Hongkong

El Brilliante D. Trinidad e Hijos—

408, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz China

El Zafiro—882, Rizal Ave., Sta. Cruz vestment Co., Ltd.—34, &Queen’s

Entertainment Land Road

In-

El. Zenith Jewellery Store—33-35, Es- Central

colta, Binondo

Filipino Expert, Inc.—314, Echague Chinese ings

Estates, Ltd.—China Build-

Heacock Co., H.E.—120-130, Escolta, Cooper & Co., D. H.—1, Des Voeux

and David Binondo Road Central

La Estrella Del Norte—46-50 Escolta Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

La Sampaguita—305, Misericordia —French Bank Building

Laperal, Victorina G. De—Laperal David & Co., S. J.—67-69, Des Voeux

Building, 851-853, Rizal Road Central

Laperal de Guzman,

Rizal Avenue, iSta. Maxima—850-852,

Cruz. Ellis & Edgar — Holland House,

Queen’s Road Central

Levy Blum, Inc.—35, Plaza Sta. Cruz Greaves, A. P.—11, Queen’s Road C. .

Levy Hermanos, Inc.—46-50, Escolta, Grose & Co., J. F.—6, Des Voeux

Binondo Road Centra]

Manila Jewelry Store—38, P. Moraga Hong Kong Land Investment &

Tiffany, The—408-410, Carriedo, Cor. Agency Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Bldg.

PlazaM iranda, Quiapo Hong Kong & Kowloon Land & Loan

LAC.IIS—under Silk) Co., Ltd.—8, Queen’s Road West

Hong Kong Realty & Trust Go., Ltd.

LAND & ESTATE AGENTS —Exchange Building

Humphreys Estate '& Finance Co.,

JAPAN Ltd.—Alexandra Building

Kwok Hin Wang—17, Connaught Rd

Kobe Central

Chuo Sokusan K. K.—9, Tachibana- Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd.—12,

dori Queen’s Road Central

Horai Fudosan K. K.—10, Kaigan-

dori Peiping

Kangyo Shoji K. K. —Sakae-machi

Morimoto

dori Shoten K. K.—3, Isogami- Cameron & Co.—52, Hsi Piao Pei

Hutung

Teikoku Shinyei K. K.—37, Fusunoki-

cho

Shanghai

CHINA

Hankow Algar & Co., Ltd.—60, Hong Kong

Road

Credit Foncier d’Extbeme Orient— Asia Realty Company-- 110, iSzechuen

4, Rue Clemenceau Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E198 LAND & ESTATE AGENTS

Bisset & Co., J. P.—12, The Bupd Tientsin

Brandt & Rodgers, I/td.—391, Kiang- China Securities Co., Inc.—12, Vic-

se Road toria Terrace

Calatroni, Hsieh & Co.—110, Han- Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient—

kow Road 111, Rue de France

Cathay Land Co.—Sassoon House Davis, R. S.—17, Victoria Terrace

China Realty Co.—290, Szechueno Road Fischer, Emil

Chinece Auctioneering Co., Ltd.— Bund near TungS. Fu — 15, ex-Austrian

Chiao

157, Peking Road Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd.—

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient- 49, Taku Road

18, The Bund

Crone, Erik—294, Szechuen Road Tsingtao

Cumine & Co., Ltd.—149, Szechuen

Road Lennox & Co., J.—8, Chekiang Boad

Darre, Marcel—1, The Bund

David & Co., S. J.—320, Kiangse Rd. NETHERLANDS INDIES

Great Shanghai Realty Co., The—24’

The Bvund Batavia

Hsin

VIIHeng & Co.—160, Avenue Edward Ockerse, F. W. A.—34, Binnen Nieuw-

Krivoss Realty Co.—1331, Avenue poortstraat

J off re

Lester, Johnson & Morriss—20, MALAYA

Kiukiang Road

Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd.—81. Malacca

Jinkee Road Tan Cheng Lock, c.b.e.

Miao Kay Pah—Lane 733, 13, Con-

naught Road

Moeller & Co., L. E.—110, Szechuen Negri Sembilan

Road

Moore & Co., Ltd., L.—88, Museum Mansergh

Seremban

& Tayler—50, Birch Road,

Road

Mutual Investment Co.—89, Foochow Penang

Road

Nissim, N. Fred—278, Kiangse Road Anthony & Co.—9, Beach Street

Powell, Sidney, J.—410, Szechuen Hoad Brown, Phillips & Stewart—1a,

Realty Investment Co., Fed. Inc.—12, Penang Street

The Bund Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

Republic Land Investment Co.—149. Lim Cheng Teik — 292, Brick Kiln

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Road

Shanghai Land Investment Co.—100, Estate & Trust Agencies—11, Light

Jinkee Road Street

Sopher & Co., Theodore—131, Museum Kong & Co.—10, Penang Street

Road

Spence, Robinson & Partners —27,

Peking Road Perak

Suhr, K. H.—266, Peking Road

Toeg, E. F.—103, Kiukiang Road Foo Nyit Tse—321, Lahat Road

West End Estates, Ltd.—29, Avenue YinLahat Foon Chan .& Nyit Shin—321,

Road

Edward VII

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAND

Selangor Madrigal & Co.—8, Muelle del Ban-

co Nacional

Barlow & Co. — Eastern Smelting Manila Development — 306, Kneedler

Building Building

Gleeson & Co.—139A, Am pang Road, Philippine Land Improvement Co.—

Kuala Lumpur

Low Leong Htjat—6A, Brickfield Road, Ramirez, J.LifeY.—Crystal

Insular Building, Binondo

Arcade Build-

Kuala Lumpur ing, Escolta

Richards A Co., D.—Klang Rizal Park Co., Inc.—Paterno Build-

Sqc. Internationale de Plantations ing

et de Finance—Laidlaw Building, Rosenstock, C. W.—124, T. Pinpin,

Kuala Lumpur Binondo

Socfin & Co.—P.O. Box 330, Kuala Roxas y Oompania—719, Echague

Lumpur

Teh Seow Teng—16, Weld Road, SanAve.Juan Heights Co.—680, Rizal

Kuala Lumpur

Singapore Sorox y Cia—Soriano Bldg.

Abdeen & Co., Ltd.—16, Jalan Masjid, LAWYERS

Off Changi Road

1 JAPAN

Abdeen, H.— 6, Jalan Masjid, Off

Changi Road Kobe

Alkaff & Co.—70 & 70a, The Arcade

Alsagoff, S. O. — 35a, Winchester Akita Shintaro—62, Kusunoki-cho

House, 3rd Floor

Barlow & Co.—Ocean Bldg., Collyer DeMeikaiBecker, de Becker & Sebald—

Building

Quay

Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient— dori Kazuo — 3, Nakayamate-

Fujimura

3rd Floor, Meyer Chambers Ike Zenichi—90, Nakayamate-dori

East Asiatic Co.—12, Raffles Quay

Estate & Trust Agencies (1927), Isogaava Noaichi—122, Isogawa dorr

Matsuno, Dr. H.—11, Yamamoto-dori

Ltd.—9-B & C, d’Almeida Street

Peek & Co . Ltd.—E-2, Hongkong Nakamuramachi & Co., Ltd.—C42, Nishi-

Bank Chambers

St. Helen’s Court (Singapore), Ltd. Ohta Yasutani—40, Nakayamate-dori

—Shell House, Collyer Quay Yoshida Seizo—31, Akashi-machi

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade

THE PHILIPPINES Osaka

Manila Asamura Tokyo Jumusho—27, Kita-

hama

Osaka

Araneta, Inc.—Insular Life Building hama Tokyo Dairikyoku — 16, Kita

Ayala & Co.—Filipinas Building, Bi- Yomota Tei—36, Okawa-cho

nondo

Cu Unjieng, Leopoldo — Cu Jieng Yuasa Law Office—42, Kitahama

Bldg.

Farre Hermanos—97, Cristobal, Paco Tokyo

Hoskins & Co., C. M. — 185, David

Street, Plaza Cervantes Abe Maoyuki—Marunouchi Building

Juyco, Velilla & Co.—110, Crystal Akiyama Law Office—21, Mitsubishi

Arcade Bldg. Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E200 LAWYERS

Cahusag, A. F.—7, Nakadori Lo Hin Shing—Chung Tin Bldg.

Gadsby, J.—12, Marunouchi, Kojima- Lo Tung Fan—4a, Des Voeux Rd. C.

chi-ku Macnamara, H. C. — Hongkong Bank

Hamao Shiro—30, Samoncho Building

Kara Law Office—40, Nandomachi Pollock, Hon. Sir H. E., k.c.—

Havilland, W. A. de, m.a. ~ Maru- Queen’s Building

nouchi Bldg. Potter, Eldon, k.c.—Prince’s Build-

Inui Masahiko—Marunouchi Building ing

Kawamura Tetsuya — Marunouchi Russ & Co,—6, Des Voeux Road C.

Building Sheldon, H. G.—Prince’s Building

Making Ryozo—12, Fukuromachi Silva, M. A. da—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

Moriya Law Office—Showa Building Sin & Co., P.H.—14, Queen’s Rd. €.

Nakamura Ginzo—Marunouchi Build- Tam, W. N. Thoma#—4, Queen’s Road

ing Central

Plage Jimusho, Dr.—29, Mikawadai- T’so & Hodgson—Prince’s Building

machi Wilkinson & Grist —2, Queen’s Road

Suzuki Law Office — Marunouchi Central

Building Woo &. Woo—Bank of China Building,

Uzawa Somei Law Office—12, Naka- 4, Queen’s Road Central

dori

Vogt, Dr. K. & R. Sonderhoff— Macao

Yaesu Building

Jorge, Adolfo—50, Avenida Almeido

Yokohama Ribeiro

Luiz Nolasco, Dr.—53, Praia Grande

Spence, Wm. B.—45a, Yamashita-cho Rodrigues, Damiao—11, Avenida Al-

meida Ribeiro

CHINA

Hankow Shanghai

Bailey & Perry—16, Foucheong Road Allman

House

& Co., R. G.—205, Hamilton

Hongkong Anderson J. O. Office—131, Museum

Road

Arculli, A. el—Holland House Browett, H.—34, Museum Road

Brutton & Co., Geo. K. Hall—10, Chang, K. W.—40, Ningpo Road

Chu Ponson C.—614, Rue Lafayette

Des Voeux Road Centjal

Chau Tsun Nin, Hon. Mr. — 8, Ellis & Hays—137, Peking Road

Queen’s Road West Fessenden & Holcomb —149, Yuen

D’Almada Ming Yuen Road

1st Floor & Co., Leo—David House, Fishman, Alex. N.—246, Vallon Road

D’Almada & Mason—20, Queen’s Road Franklin & Harrington—149, Yuen

Central Ming Yuen Road

Deacons—1, Des Voeux Road Central Hansons—39, Peking Road

Hastings & Co.—15rl9, Queen’s Rd. C. Maohado, C. J.—9, Albury Lane

Johnson, Stokes & Master —H.K. McDonald, Ranald G. — 169, Yuen

Bank Building Ming Yuen Road

Kwan, C. Y.—4a, Des Yoeux Rd. C. Platt, White-Cooper & Ca—83, Pe-

Lo & Lo—Alexandra Building king Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

LAWYERS E201

Priestwood, Victor—2, Peking Road Penang

Rangel, T.—330, Szechuen Road

Rodger & Co.—320, Szechuen Road • Abdoolcader, H. H.—39, Beach Street

Schuhl, & Lurton—330, Szechuen Rd. Cheng Ean & Soon Chee—33f & 33g,

Teesdale, Newman & Co.—59, Peking Beach Street

Road Logan, Ross & Samuel—5, Union St.

Tuck, Joseph—Lane 124, E-9, Burkill Presgrave & Matthews -9, Beach St.

Road Wreford & Thornton—29, Beach St.

Tientsin Perak

Eastham, B. C.—3, Victoria Terrace

Evans, R. T.—1, Victoria Terrace Bryant & Taylor—Ipoh

Fermus & Hoselitz — 111, Rue de Cowdy & Jones—15, Hale St., Ipoh

France Dunford-Wood, J.—29, Hale Street,

Fox & Morrison—34, Rue de France Ipoh

Kent & Mounsey—2, Victoria Ter- Gibb & Co.—Hongkong Bank Bldgs.,

race Ipoh

Kleinschmidt, E.—12, Wuchang Road Maxwell & Kenion — Station Road,

Ipoh

INDO-CHINA Watson, E. C.—P.O. Box 105, Ipoh

Hanoi Selangor

Mourlan, Pierre et Marcel Pascalis

—40, Boulevard Gambetta Au-Yong Bros.—17, Church Street,

SIAM Kuala Lumpur

Bannon & Bailey—Laidlaw Building,

Bangkok Java St., Kuala Lumpur

Ford & Delamore—60, Klyne Street,

Baguley & Tooth Kuala Lumpur

Tilleke & Gibbins Freeman & Madge—54, Klyne Street

Lovelace & Hastings—56, Klyne St.

MALAYA Pooley & Co.—68, Klyne Street

Johore Sharma, S. M.—71, Klyne Street

Wagner, E. A. Stockwell — 5, Old

Allen & Gledhill—23, Jalan Majidi, Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur

Muar

Shelly-Thompson

Jalan Soga, Batu &PahatDemuth — 82, Singapore

Malacca Aitken & Ong Siang—9, Bonham

Building

Allen & Gledhill-13, Church St. Allen & Gledhill—22a, Raffles Place

Gould & Co., Ralph C.—36, Riverside Battenberg & Talma—1a, Raffles Place

Rogers & Son—40, First Cross Street BraddeM Bros.—Meyer Chambers

Zehnder Bros.—9, Church Street Campbell & Co., J. G.—8, Raffles Place

Negri Sembilan Chan & Eber—Raffles Chambers

Donaldson & Burkinshaw — 3, De

Cross & Wright — 93, Birch Road, Souza Street

Seremban Drew & Napier—10, Collyer Quay

Farr, Mervyn E. A.—39, Jalan Tunku Johannes & Sammy—1, 2 & 5, Bonham

Hassan, Seremban Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E202 LAWYERS

Kow Soon Kim—4a, Change Alley THE PHILIPPINES

Mendis & Ahlip—1st Floor, 21, Bat-

tery Road Manila

Rodyk & Davidson—4, Raffles Place

Shelley-Thompson & Demuth — 26a, Abrera, Tansinsin & Marquez—501,

Change Alley Fernandez Bldg.

Sisson & Delay—Union Bldg., Collyer Algid, Lim & Agbayani — 9,. Plaza

Quay Moraga, Binondo

Wee Swee Teow. & Co.—4, Bonham Araneta, Zaragoza and Araneta—In-

Building sular Life Building, Plaza Moraga,

Zehnder Bros.—26a, Chulia Street Binondo

Atienza & Umali—Cu Unjien Bldg.

NETHERLANDS INDIES Barrera & Reyes—Burke Building,

Escolta

Batavia Camus La'w Office—Suite 402, Ma-

sonic Temple, Escolta

Brouwer, L. G. Carlos & Carlos—12, Escolta

Brouwer Borgman, W. F. J. Claravall, Francisco—Bl6, Patejno

Buddingh de Voogt, J. G. Building

Doornick, A. van Corporal Counsel (Ramon Diokno)—

Masonic Temple, Escolto, Binondo

Dunne, E. J. F. van DeWitt, Perkins & Ponce Enrile—

Feith, Jhr. P. R. Heacock Building, Pinondo

Fromberg, P. H. Diokno, Ramon — Masonic Temple,

Groot, J. H. 0. de Escolta

Hasselt, F. H. Copes van Duran & Lim—Cu Unjieng Bldg.

Kastelijn, L. J. C. Gibbs, McDonough & Ozaeta—Peoples

Kruger, J. G. Bank Bldg.

Klatte, J. H. Grey & Encarnacion—Regina Bldg.

Lebbe, J. H. L. Gutierrez Repide & Monson—97, Gral

Lubbers, J. Luna

Marting, W. C. Harvey & O’Brien—Suite 520, Ma-

sonic Temple, Escolta, Binondo

Mulder, W. G. F. B. Ingersoll, Frank B. — 514, Chaco

Neef, N. N. J. de Building

Pont, P. A. M. Koh & Koh—266, Juan Luna

Sartono, R. M. Leon, Fortunato de—Kneedler. Bldg.

Smits, H. Lockwood, L. D.—324 Kneedler Build-

Stern, Jhr. J. L. ing, Bta, Cruz

Tellegen, P. H. W. F. Lontok Law Office — 1, Quesada,

Venema, O. J. A. Tondo

Westerholt, A. J. A. Baron van McFie, Jr., John R.—312, Kneedler

Building, Sta. Cruz

Semarang Mendoza, Pedro B. — 227, David,

Binondo

Natividad, Graciano T.—303, Cu-

Boelen, H. J. & Meursinge, J. A.— Unjieng Building, Escolta

Hoogandorpstraat 12 Ortega Law Offices—407, Masonic

Knappert & van Oldenborgh Temple, Escolta

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LAWYERS— LEATHER, BELTING

Quikino Law Offices—Metropolitan Miaruku Shoten—725, Kujonaki-dori

Theater Bldg. Murata Yasu Belt Shoten—22, Tani-

Ramirez & Oetigas—408. Pilipinas machi

Building, Plaza Moraga

Reyes, Isabel© G.—451, P. Campa, Yokohama

Sampaloc

Reyes & Reyes—131, Quesade, Ton do Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Shouse & Lichanco — Brias Roxas Marumori

cho

Shoten—68, Sumiyoahi-

Bldg.

Tan Torres, Genaro—129, Dasmar- Miyashita Shoten—1, Tokiwa-oho

inas, Binondo

Villarosa, Fernando, C.—Free Press Okumura

cho

Kinjiro Shoten—33, Onoe-

Building

Whitney, Courtney—181, David, Bi- Tsutano

cho

Hikaku Shoten—85, Okina-

nondo

Wolfson, Jos. N.—209, National City CHINA

Bank Building

LEATHER, BELTING & SHOE Foochow

MANUFACTURERS Eastern Engineering & Trading Co.,

Ltd.—1, Shan Hang St., Nantai

JAPAN

Kobe Harbin

Asahi-ya Shokai—154, Kitanagasa Boisen, C.—77, Uchastkovaya St.

dori Hongkong

Fujimoto Shoten—62, Shimoyamate-

dori Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—China Bldg.

Fujitani Shoten—11, Nunobiki-oho Canada Shoe Co.—18, D’Aguilar St.

Hoshi-ya—Nunoboiki-cho

Kobe-ya Hambai-sho—187, Motomaohi Fook On Wing, Ltd.—40, Hing Lung

Street

Oiwa Shoten—238, Motomachi Oriental Shoe Co., The—17, Welling-

Sakai Shoten—40-41, Nakayamate ton Street

dori Sander, Wieler & Co.—King’s Bldg.

Yamano Shoten—8, Motomachi-dori Shewan, TomesCentral

& Co., Ltd.—10, Des

Yamasaki Shoten—109, Motomachi- Voeux Road

dori

Yoshida Shoten—172, Sannomiya-cho South China Leather Goods Manu-

facturing Co.—17, Pottingsr Street

Nagoya Wong Sui Woon—271, Hennessy Rd.

Ajuka Seika Kaisha, Ltd.—33, Oku- Shanghai

nobo

Iwata & Co.—Teppo-cho Belting & Leather Products Associa-

tion, Ino.—57, Peking Road

Osaka Oriental Trading Co.—367, Kiangse

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Shima Bldg. Road

Akita Shoten—33, Shikitsu-cho United Leather Goods Co.—120, Nan-

Dairoku K. K.—1500, Senbi-oho king Road

Fukui Shoten—42, Bekko-cho Viloudaki & Co., Fed. Inc. — 59,

Peking Road

Hanshin Belt G. K.—18, Imakai-cho Zais, Steinman & Co., Inc.—110, Sze-

Hibi Shoten—110, Shibata-cho chuen Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LEATHER, BELTING & SHOE MANUFACTURERS —

E204 LIGHTERAGE & TRANSPORTATION

Tientsin LIGHTERAGE & TRANSPORTATION

Froiman, D. A.—145, Davenport Road CHINA

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Taku Rd. Macao

and 2, Bruce Road

Stekol A. G.—278, Victoria Road Empresa Lusitana deTransportes,

Ltd.—P.O. Box 493

MALAYA Shanghai

Singapore Commercial Express & Storage Co.—

53, Yiien Ming Yuen Road

Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.—16, Prince Ed- Magill & Co., Ltd., James^-120,

ward Road Kiangse Road

Rahamin Penhas—86, Robinson Road Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Han-

kow Road

THE PHILIPPINES Shanghai Express Co., Ltd. — 150,

Boone Road

Manila Shanghai Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.—

2-3, French Bund

Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Sojiano Bldg., Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd—

97, Hankow Road

Plaza Cervantes Whangpoq Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

Manila Harness Co., Inc.—108, Es- —120, Kiangse Road

colta

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Na- Taku

tional City Bank Bldg.

New People Manufacturing Co.—550- Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

552, T. Pinpin, Binondo

Philippine Tannery Oo., Ino.—431-

433, Misericordia Tientsin

Pickett Harness Co.—300, Tetuan, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., The

Sta. Cruz

Prospero Harness, The—811, Raon, —British Bund

Quiapo THE PHILIPPINES

Reptile Store, The—28, Dewey Boule-

vard, Ermita

Riu Hermanos, Inc.—623, Escolta Iloilo

United States Shoe Co. — '286, San Visayan Stevedore - Transportation.

Marcelino, Ermita

Yu Guioo Lo & Co.—312-314, Das- Co., The

marinaa Manila

Yu Joaquin & Co.—219-221, San

Vicente

Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company

NETHERLANDS INDIES of Manila — 71-77, Muelle de la

Industria

Sourabaya Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham

Bldg.

Butteweg & Co. Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc.—Pier

No. 5, Port Dickson

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

LIGHTERAGE & TRANSPORTATIOH—MACHINERY &

HARDWARE MERCHANTS E205

Manila Land & Water Transportation Noda Gomei Kaisha—69, Kyo-machi

Co., Inc.—117, Dasmarinas

Manila Lighter Transportation, Ino. Noritake Aijiro—132, Isogamai-dori

SeNkokuki 1 Seizo K.K.—58, Shima-

129, Dasmarmas gami-cho

Manila Electric Co.,—134, San Mar- Suganuma Shoten—260, Bossho-mura

celino Takashima Shoten—12, Minami Siaka-

Pasay Transportation segawarcho

Robles Transportation — 543, Sto.- Wada Shoten—6, Sannomiya-cho

Sepulcro, Paco

Weitzel, J.—39, Akashi-machi, Kobe-

LUMBER—OSee under Timber) ku

Yagiu.Kiyoji, Shoten—84, Yedo-maohi

MACHINERY & HARDWARE Kyoto

MERCHANTS

Doban Seisaku-jo—Kawabata-Higashi

JAPAN Ichihara Hatsutaro—Hon-cho

Hakodate Inouye Seikichi—17, Hon-cho

Inouye Zenbai—Kobashi-nishi

Hoshino Kamasen—Muro-machi

K awa-ohoKogyo K. K. — 209, Higashi Kawachi Yutaro—18, Hon-cho

Meguro Tokujiro—7, Masa,go-cho Kitagawa Denki Kigyo-sha—2, Sanjo

Mttrase Tekkosho—226, Sakae-machi sagaru

Uroko Shokai—Higashi Kawa-cho Mitani Shindo Kaisha—Maruta-ma-

Yamaguchi Tekkosho—48, Nishikawa- chi

cho Ohashi Masaji—Horikawa-Higashi

Kobe Okumura Saburo—Hon-cho, Higashi

Uyengama Yeikichi—Senbon Higashi

Ahrens & Co. Nacht., H. (Gomei Moji

Kaisha)—32, Akashi-machi

Abe Shoten—56, Umegakai-cho Asakawa Shoten—Minato-cho

Aoyama Steel Co.—3-71, Aioi cho Kudo Shoten—Sagae-maohi

Cader, Doray & Co. — 38-1, Sakae- Ohara Shimpei Shoten—Sakura-machi

machi

Fuji Shokai Goshi Kaisha—56, Sa- Ono Keitaro Shoten—Kiyofcaki-cho

kae-machi Temmaya Shoten—Nakat-machi

General Engineering Co.—18, Akashi-

machi, Kobe-ku Nagasaki

Hashimoto

machi Shokai K. K.—32, Akashi- Kobe Hatsudoki K.K.—42, Ura-Goto

Hiwada Shoten—39, Nishide-machi machi

Honda Michitaro—4-195, Nishide- Mitsubishi Zosen Kaisha^—Akunoura

machi Nagasaki Kikai Seisakusho — 1,

Kansai Kosaku-sho—8, Yoban-cho Asaki-machi

Kobe Mkkki G.K.—119, Hachiman-

dori Nagoya

Mikado Yotetsu-ten—37, Isogarai- Bussan Kyodo Goshi Kaisha—Sasa^

dori j ima-cho

Nakajima Shoten—17, Kumochibashi

Nippon Kinzoku K.K.—27, Kaigan- Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—23, Murata-

machi, Nakaku

dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E206 MACHINERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS

Horne & Co., Ltd.—3, Shin Yamagi- Tokida Choshichi Shoten—66, Shin-

machi dori

Mitsubishi Naninen Kaisha, Ltd.

(Aircraft)—Oe Minami-ku Shimonoseki

Nogamy Automatic Loom Works, Ltd.

—Gokisho-cho (Textile) Masutani Shokai—Kannozaki-cho

Okaya & Co.—Teppo-cho Matsuoka Masaichi—Imamuro-cho

Okura & Co.—Sumitomo Buildings Shikuma Tomozo—Irie-cho

Yokoyama Shoten—Irie-cho

Akioka Eijiro—2-41, Tani-machi, Mi- Tokyo

nami-ku

Anegawa Yosoji—1-35, Sonezaki Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., Ltd.,

Sir W. G.—8, Marunouohi

Kami, Kita-ku

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Gosho Bldg. Becker & Co. (Printing, Paper Work-

ing and Textile Machinery and

Hayashi Kan Shoten—<8, Tani-machi Machine Tools)—12-5, Marunouchi

Herbert, Ltd., Alfred—28, Higashi Central

Umeda-cho Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—Osaka Bldg.,

Horne Co., Ltd.—14, Imabashi Uchisaiwai-cho

Iwata Keitei Shokai—11, Itachibori Holstein & Co., Chr.—15, Uchisai-

Kita wai-cho l-chome, Kojimachi-ku

Kawashima Shoji Gomei Kaisha— Horne Co., Ltd.—Yaesu Building

132, Shin-machi, Nishi-ku Knorr Jimusho—14, Marunouchi

Kikai Boeki K.K.—3, Dojima Hama- Lembe, Walter—8, Marunouchi

dori

Koga Shoten—3-21, Itachibori Mina- Nichio Boyeki Shokai—7, Futaba-cho

mi Schmitz & Co., P.—Tokyo Tatemono

Kusuda Takejiro—10-61, Honden-cho Building

Mizutani-Shoten—48, Tani-machi Singer Sewing Machine Co.—10,

Marunouchi

Naniwa Boeki Shoten—25, Satsuma- Roku-Roku

bori Minamino-cho Shoten, Ltd.—3, Smsa-

kana-cho

Ohbei Boeki Shokai—30, Utsubo Toyo Babcock K.K.—10, Marunouchi

Minami

Roroku Shoten K.K.—21, Itachibori

Kita Yokohama

Schmitz & Co.—Nippon Kaijo Bldg.

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Osaka Asano Busban K.K. 26, Kaigan-dori

Building Frazar & Co.—7, Nihon-Odori

Sugiyama Shoten Gomei Kaisha—8, Furukawa Denki K.K.—23, Nishi,

Honden, Nishi-ku Hiranuma-cho

Tomoe Shokai—37, Itachibori Kita Namikawa Shoten—60, Nihon Ohdori

Toyo Seikosha—721, Ishino-cho Sato Shoten—24, N ihon-don

Yamatake

dori Shokai—14, Dojima Hama- Tanaka Shoten-+48, Miyaki-cho

Kern & Co., A.—77 Yamashita-cho

Shidzuoka Singer Sewing Machine Co.—1, Shin-

sakaye-machi

Asahi Imono K.K.—160, Temma-cho Yokohama

cho

Kogyo K.K.—1903, Kubo-

Ohishi Jimbei Shoten—30, Kinza- Toyo Babcock K.K.—1, Isogo-machi

machi

 CLASSIFIED , LIST OF TEADES

MACHINERY

KOREA Carlowitz & Co.—Tachemen

Hashiguchi Usaku — 26, Honcho, Hwa Gale Co., L. E.—48, Rue Dautremer

Seoul Chang Trading Co., Ltd.—9,

Dahlia Building, Hunan Road

Kanab Shokai—1, Sakae-machi, Seoul Mee-Yeh

Kondo Yasukichi—33, Hon-cho, Seoul TungtingHandels Compagnie — 13,

Kugimoto Tojiko—58, Hoh-cho, Seoul Mei Chang Road Hardware Co.—Tai Ping

Sano Hiko Shoten—31, Hon-cho, Road, S.A.D. 3.

Seoul Siemens China Co.—3, Wilson St.*

Sato Hanjiro—55, Hon-cho, Seoul S.A.D. 2.

Singer Sewing Machine Co. — 1-28, Siemssen & Co.-34, Hankiang Road

Teido, Seoul

Tatsumi Shoji K.K.—1, Nandaimon- Singer Sewing Machine Co.—Kiang

dori, Seoul Han Road, S.A.D. 3.

CHINA Harbin

Canton Fetisoff Brothers—21 Mostovaga St.

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. International Harvester Export Co.

—50, Diagonalnaya Street

Carlowitz & Co.—230, Shakee Road International

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—52a, B.C., Sha Sleeping Car Company

meen —132, Kitaskaya Street

Jebsen & Co.—P 0. Box 18 International Technical Trading Co.

Kafeek & Co.—27-28, F.C., Shameen Kunbt —139, Kitaiskaya Street

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—37, Bri- corner of Kitais-kayaBirgevaya

& Albers—2,

St

St.,

tish Conoession Marcks, Lothar—6, Second St., Kor-

Siemssen & Co.—75, B.C., Shameen pon-moy Gorodok

Spalinger & Co., XL, s.A—49, Shameen Pelstrusof, M.V.—24, Bazarmaya St.

Dairen Singer Sewing Machine Co.—99, Ki-

taiskaya St., Pristan

Andrews & George, Inc.—54, fama- Skoda Street

Works, Ltd.—2, Commercial

gata-dori

Fukusho Go.—213, Yamagata-dori

Gadelius & Oo., Ltd. Hongkong

General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

—H.K. & Shanghai Bank Bldg. A. Ming & Co.—105, Des Voeux Road

Harada & Co.—21, Yamagata-dori Central

Hidashi Seisakusho K.K.—3, Waka- Andersen, Meyer & Co.—67, Des

sa-machi Vceux Road Central

Kawabata Shoten—2, Irifune-cho Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen’s

Sugimoto Shoten—4, Sakae-machi Road Central

Bailey & Co., W S.—Shipyard, Hokun

Hankow Bodiker & Co., Carl—167, Des Voeux

Road Central

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.—

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House Shell House

Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and China Bldg.

Engineers, Ltd. — Queen’s

Co-operation Roads

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E208 MACHINERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS

Co-opekative Trading Co.—National Chinese Engineering & Develop-

Bank Building, 8a, Des Yoeux Road ment Co.—75, Nan Chih Tzu

Centra] Siemssen & Co.—20, Gan Mien Hu-

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong and tung

Shanghai Bank Building Smidth & Co., F.L. (Cement)—2.;,

Domestic Engineers, Ltd.—22, Des Hsi Tsung Pu Hutung

Voeux Road Central

E. King & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street Shanghai

Eastern Absestos Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Central American Trading Co.—51, Canton

Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road Road

Central

Hoo Oheong Woo & Co.—51-52, Con- Yuen Ming Yuen Road 24 & 43,

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21,

naught Road Central

Huygen, G. E.—8, Lee Yuen Street Anglo-Chinese

Kiukiang Road

Indenting Co.—190,

West

Jardine Engineering Corporation Arai & Co.—.130, Hankow Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

—14, Pedder Street

Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building Ault & Wiborg Co. (Far East)—157,

Kwong Sang & Co.—59, Connaught Babcock Canton Road

Road Central & Wilcox, Lid.—1, The Bund

Lee Ping Hong—52, Des Voeux Road Behn. Meyer ’China Co., Ltd.—356,

Peking Road

Central

Lee Yu Kee—37, Des Voeux Rd. C. Calco China Agency—40, Ningpo Rd.

Linotype and Machinery, Ltd.— Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd.—2, Pe-

1, Duddell Street king Road

Moses & Co., N. S.—Prince’s Bldg. Cameron & Co., A.—81, Jinkee Road

Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Chang Dah Yuen & Co.—127, Broad-

Building way

Reuter Brockelmann & Co.—6, Des Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd.—

Voeux Rd. C. 138, Kiangse Road

Ross & Co., Alex—1a, Chater Road China Engineers, Ltd.—88, Museum

Shewan Tomes & Co., Ltd. -10, Des Road

Voeux Road C.

Singer Sewing Machine Co. — 72, Corbin Locks & Hardware — 353,

Kiangse Road

Queen’s Road Central Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51,

Swedish Trading Co.—China Bldg. Canton Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

Mukden Road

Duncan & Co. —117-129, Hamilton

Chinese Engineering & Develop Eagle House

ment Co.—San Jing Road & Globe Steel Co.—34, Museum

Road

Fujita & Co., Inc.—24, Naniwa-dori E-Zung Chong & Co.—294, Broadway

Tschurin

machi & Co., i. I. — 34, Naniwa- Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road

German Machine Co.—153, Canton Rd.

Peiping Glathe & Witt—410, Szechuen Road

Hartmann, Walter—133, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—1, Tai Yuen Hudson

Fu Hutung & Co.—210, Kiukiang Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY

Innis & Riddle ( China), Ltd.—34, Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd

Yuen Ming Yuen Road Sulzer Brothers—34, Avenue Edward

Jardine Engineering Corporation- YII

50, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha — 69, Kiu-

Jebsen & Co.—110, Hankow Road kiang Road

Jensen, G. S.—410, Szechuen Road Telge and Shroeter—620, Szechuen

King Kee & Co —76, Seward Road Road

Klingelnberg & Wieda — 133, Yuen Toryu Yoko—171-3, Boone Road

Wah Foung & Co.—115, Broadway

Ming Yuen Road

Walworth

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road Szechuen Road International Co.—110,

Lang & Co., R.—59, Peking Road

Langdon & Co., E. W.—30, Cardinal Way Cheong Thomas—34,

Ward, Ltd., Museum Rd.

& Co., Ltd.—508, East

Mercier Yuhang Road

Linotype & Machinery, Ltd. — 160, York Shipley, Inc.—81, Jinkee Road

Avenue Edward YII

Lonkomay—230, Rue Porte de L'Ouest Za Chong Shing—219, Broadway

Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway

Road Swatow

McGregor Iron Works—235, Ward

Road San Shing Co.

Meb-Yeh Handels Compagnib —137,

Canton Road Tientsin

Monotype Corporation — 17, The

Rund A. E. G. China Electric Co.—63,

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—161, Museum Taku Road

Road Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de

Oliveira & Son—1, Seward Road Takou

Orenstein & Koppel A. G. — 451, Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd.—173, Victoria

Kiangse Road Road

Osborn & Co., Samuel—20, Museum Bielfield & Sun—79, Fukushima Rd.

Road Buchmeister & Co-—6], Canton Road

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452, China American Engineering Corpn.

Kiangse Road —Rue de France

Rielly, Simmons & Milne—91, Peking China American Trading Corpora-

Road tion—Rue de France

Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far Dau & Co., Hugo—9 11, Ermanna

East), Ltd.—122, Peking Road Carlotto

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—33, Elbrook, Incorporated—31-47, Daven-

Szechuen Road

Soott, Harding & Co.—121, Peking Hayes Road

port (Textile and Knitting)

Engineering Corporation—49,

Road Taku Road

Shun Kee & Co.—293, Broadway Jardine, Engineering Corporation—

Siemssen & Co.—4i51, Kiangse Road Victoria Road

Sin Chung Engineering Co. — 378, Ley, Ltd.—90, Victoria Road

Kiangse Road

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—12, The Oriental

Taku Road

Trading & Engr. Co.—49,

Bund Pottinger & Co.—55, Victoria Road

Skoda Works, Ltd.—24, The Bund Shingming Trading Co., Ltd.—178,

Soy Chong—261, Hankow Road | Taku Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E210 MACHINERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS

Siemssen & Co.—6Q, Taku Road Lindeteves-Stokvis (Ino. D.E.L.).—

Singer Sewing Machine Co.—132, 60, Brewster Road, Ipoh

Rue du Baron Gros. Lobnitz & Co,, Ltd.—2,Edgar Road

Sintoon Overseas Trading Co.—ll, Ipoh

Rue de France United Engineers—Lahat Road

Skodaworks, Ltd.—80, W. Wilson Rd. Selangor

Twyford Co., J.—113, Rue du Chay-

lard Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., The

—246, High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Tsinan Kinsey & Co., J. B.—85, Campbell

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Ma & Co., Y. C. — 87, Fourth Main Paterson,

Read Simons & . jCp. -1, Old

Market Square

SIAM Singapore

Bangkok Babcock &. Wilcox, Ltd.—B 1, 2 & 3,

1st Floor, Hongkong Bank Chambers

Bangkok Dock Oo. Barlow & Co —Ocean Building, Collyer

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan Quay

Hua Takay Belting & Asbestos Co.—19, Phillip

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Street

Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd. — East Chin Ho & Co.—37, Phillip Street

Bank, River Menam East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles

Butler & Webster—Seekak Phya Sri. Quay

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—Hong

Kong Bank Bldg.

Diethelmco

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., D. — 38, Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. — 6th

New Road Mile, Bukit Tinah Road

International Engineering Co., Ino. Hye Seng

—Chartered Bank Lane Ingersol-Rand (India), Ltd.

Nai Lert Malayan Mechanical Equipment Co.—

Oriental Machinery Stores—Wora^ 6, Raffles Place

chak Road Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14-20, Or-

chard Road

MALAYA McAlister & Co. — Gresham Houset

Battery Road

Penang Soon Teck & Co.—127, Market Street

Guthrie & Cd.—35, Weld Quay. United Engineers, Ltd.—River Yalley

Kim Keng Leong. & Co. — 127, Beach Watts Road

Street & Co., Ltd.—144, Robinson Rd.

Paterson, Simons & . Go.—9, Weld NETHERLANDS INDIES

Quay

United Engineers—87, Bishop Street Batavia

Perak Burt Myrtle & Co.

N. V. Handel Mij Gestetner—

Huttenbachs, Limited—94, Brewster N.Rijswijk Straat, Weltevreden

Y. Lettergieterij “Amsterdam”—

Road, Ipoh

Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd.—114 -116, Linotype

baultweg 1

& Machinery, Ltd.—Thi-

Belfield Street, Ipoh

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MACHINERY & HARDWARE MERCHANTS—

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS E211

Sourabaya Koppel (Philippines), Inc., — 75,

Dasmarinas

N. V. Handel Mu. Gestetnek—Kum- Landahl, Inc., John—132, Juan Luna

pang Djepoen 5 Lovsted & Co., (Manila), Ltd., C. M.

Vraag Ac Aanbod (N. Y. Het Techn. —215, 13th Street, Port Area

Bureau)—Aloon Aloon Jjontong 68 Manila Machinery and Supply Co.,

THE PHILIPPINES Inc.—675-681, Dasmarinas

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — Na-

Cebu tional City Bank Bldg.

Murphy & Co., J. A.—219, Luis Perez,

International Harvester Co. of Nell & Co., The EdwardEscolta

Samanillo Building,

J.—T. Pin-

Philippines—34, P. Burgos pin and M. del Banco Nacional

Iloilo Pacific Commercial Co. — National

City Bank Building

International Harvester Co. of Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.—

805, Echague

Philippines—Muella Loney

Koppel (Philippines), Inc. — Muella Philippine Engineering Co. —109,

Plaza Sta. Cjmz

Loney Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

Manila & Shanghai Bank Building

Standard Iron Works—713, Azcar-

Aguard Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quia- raga

po Tay Shing Hardware Co.—1023, Lave-

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Ino.—Insular zares

Life Bldg. Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc.—25, Plaza

Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Co. of Cervantes

Manila—77, M. de la Industria ViGELMANN, E.—460-466, Dasmarinas

American Hardware & Plumbing Co. Vulcano Engineering Co.—521, M. de

—125, Escolta, Binondo la Industria

Cham-Samoo & Sons—300, Sto. Oristo Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—Perez

Davao Light & Power Co., Inc.— Samanillo Building

1,589, Taft Ave , Malate Wilson & Co., Inc.—53, Barraca

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191, M. de Yutivo Sons Hardware Co., Ltd.—

Binondo Yutivo Bldg.

Earnshaw Docks

Works, The—Second Street, Port MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Area

Elmac, Inc.—627, Rizal Avenue JAPAN

Engineering Equipment & Supply

Co., Inc.—Thirteenth St., Port 4rea Kobe

Gestetner, Ltd., D. — 108, Escolta

Binondo Souza, F. S.—17, Nakayamate-dori,

Harris, Myer Machinery Co. — 20, Nichome

Nagtahan, Sampaloo

Hausmann & Co., L. M.—440, Dasma- Osaka

rinas

International HarvesterBuilding,

Philippines—Marsman Co. of Port

the Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi

Area

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Wise Bldg. Burke

tral

& Baker—P.O. Box 188, Cen-

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E212 MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Dodge & Seymour, Ltd; — Dojima Hongkong

Building, Kami-dori

Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd.— Alves Road

& Co., Ltd., J. M.—1a, Chater

Gosho Bldg.

Sammann & Co., of Japan, Paul E.— Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—67, Des

Voeux Road C.

Kanda Building, Imabashi Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—15-19, Queen’s

Tokyo Road C.

Banker & Co., Ltd.—37, Des Voeux

Frazar & Co. — Yaesu Building^ Chee Road C.

Marunouchi & Co., T. Y.—34, Hing Lung St.

Hammond & Co., F. W.—10* Maru- Road Boag

Davie,

C.

& Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

nouchi Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—

Muller, Phipps & Sellers—Marunou- French Bank Building

chi Bldg.

Globe Trading Co.—37, Des Voeux

Yokohama Road Central

Jack & Co.., Ltd., Wm. C. — St.

Bell, R. G.—23, Yamashita-cho George’s Building

Collier, J. D.—23, Yamashita-cho Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Alexander

Frazar & Co.—7, Nihonodori Building

Klink, P. J.—B. E. A. Building, 10,

Des Voeux Road Central

CHINA Muller & Phipps (Asia), Ltd.—22,

Queen’s Road Central

Canton Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham

Street

Leison Bros. & Co.—28, Ning Kai Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. — 7,

Wang Kai Queen’s Road Central

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.—67-

69, Des Voeux Road Central

Dairen Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des

Tschurin & Co., I. I. Voeux Road Central

Wicking & Co., Harry — Prince’s

Building

Foochow Young & Co.—China Building

Dodwell & Co. Macao

Oriental Engineering Co.

Basto, J. A.—If, Avenida Almeida

Hankow Ribeiro

Anersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. Peiping

China Trading Co., The—Central

China Post Bldg., Hunan Road, Howell, L. H.—Grand Hotel des

S.A.D. 3 Wagons-Lits, Legation St.

Harbin Shanghai

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd. — 23, Anersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.—21, 24

and 43, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Shkolnaya

Pelstrusof, M. V.—24, Bazarnaya St. Baboud, Mary & Cie.—17, Canton Rd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS E213

Bird & Co., G. E.—106, Peking Road Perak

Bbowne, Hill & Co.—24, The Bund United Importers, Ltd.—154, Brews

Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.—81, ter Road, Ipoh

Jinkee Road

China Scientifiq . Instrument Co., Selangor

Ltd.—131, Museum Road-

Dodd, Anthony—59, Peking Road, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51, Harrison, Barker & Co.—Old Market

Square, Kuala Lumpur

Canton Road

Gallop, H. B.—303, Avenue Petain Kinsey & Co., J. B.—85, Campbell

Road

Getz Bros. & Co.—66, Nanking Road Russell

Gillespie, A. T.—114, Peking Road & Co., J. A.—Hong Kong and

Grilk, G. J.—141, Minghong Road Shanghai Bank Building

Hamilton & Co., James—160, Avenue Singapore

Edward VII

Hodges, H. M.—12, The Bund Abdulla & Co., E. M.—Capitol Bldgs.

Illingworth, L. E.—210, Kiukiang Adrian Limited—12, 14 and 16, Jiak

Kim Street

Road Bartholqmeusz, Ltd., F. A.—12a, Ro-

Keijola, H. M. A.—54, Ward Road binson Road

Klink, P. J.—3, Edward Ezra Road Becker, P. A. F.—2, Finlayson Green

Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. ^-137, Bin & Co., S. I.—22, Meyer Cham-

Peking Road

Kunst & Albers—110, Szechuen Road Bluntschli, H.Place

bers, Raffles

O.—P.O. Box 53

Richards, J. H.—2, Peking Road

Sammann & Co. (China), Paul E.—33, Bolter & Co., H.—23, Winchester

House, Collyer Quay

Szechuen Road

Stromwall, Holdo—391, Kiangse Rd. Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36-38, Robin-

son Road

Tung Tai Trading Co.—21, Siking Chin Ho & Co.—37, Phillip Street

Road

Yuen Dah & Co.—50-56, Jehol Road Coastal

House

Transport Co.—22, Winchester

Swatow Colonial Trading Co.—7 & 9, Robin-

son Road

Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76 Connell Bkos. Co., Ltd.—187, 187a, &

Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44, 187b, Cecil Street

Yee Aun St. Dodde & Seymour, I/td.—3, Laidlaw

Tientsin Building

Duncan Roberts, Ltd. — 10, Collyer

Quay

Bisseker, Ltd., F. D.—52, Taku Road East

Boss & Co., F. H.—108, Taku Road Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles

Quay

Bulling & Co., A. E.—27, Consular Gillespie,

Road A. T.—47, The Arcade

Goodyear Orient Sales Co.—24, Telok

MALAYA Ayer Reclamation, Off Trafalgar St.

Penang Gwinnell, J, K. — Gresham House,

Battery Road

Syn Thong Co.—1, Penang Harbour Hoon Place

Seck Trading Co.—1, Raffles

Board Godown

Tiang Lee & Co.—158, Beach Street Huttenbachs, Ltd.—5, Malacca St

Waugh & Co., Henry—33, Beach St. Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E214 MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS

Jackson & Co.—55, Robinson Road Aransta Trading Inc.,, L.—La Den-

Keat Cheang & Co., Ltd.—100 & 102, fensa Bldg.

Robinson Road Asiatic Commercial Corpn. — 132,

Kiat & Co., T. G.—766, North Bridge Juan Luna, Binondo

Road Baker Co., E. E., The—821, Oroquieta

Klass & Sons, F. V.—163, Moulmein Sta. Cruz

Road Brimo, Antonio A.—412, Reina Re-

Lea & Co., J.—27, Roberts Lane gente

Lee Co., C. M.—1st Floor, 37-39, Charter Brunner, Inc.—Cortes Ochoa

High Street Building, 240, Dasmarinas

Malay Peninsular Agency—P.O. Box Colgate Palmolive-Peet Co.—58, Daa-

503 marinas

Malayan Commercial Agency—187, Se- Core, Charles H.—440, Dewey Boule-

legie Road vard, Ermita

Martin & Co., W. M—100, Tanglin Cu Unjieng & Co., Ltd.—60-64, Ro-

Road sario, Binondo

McAlister & Co., Ltd.—Gresham Davies & Co., P. M.—76, Escolta

House, Battery Road

Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ltd — DeeBinondo Dian Guan & Co.—437, Nueva,

Union Building Dodge & Seymour, Ltd.—Insular Life

Naina Mohamed & Sons—22, Battery Building, Binondo

Road M.—159, Cecil Street

Prager, Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-211, M.

Roe & Co., R. E.—8, Bonham Building de Binondo, San Nicolas

Saiboo Marican & Co., K.—2b, Raffles Gestetner, Ltd., D.—108, Escolta

Quay Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soriano Bldg.

Slot & Go.* Ltd., G. H.—3 & 5, Ro- Glaiserman, Inc., J. M.—51, Helios,

binson Road Sta. Cruz

Sternberg & Co.—110, Robinson Road Goldenberg & Co., Inc. — Plaza Cer-

Stoffel & Co.—139/149b, Market St. vantes

Strickland & Co.—56, The Arcade Ledger Interchange Bureau—China

Tels & Co., Trading Society—34/6, Bank Bldg.

Cross Street Libby, McNeill & Libby, Inc.—25,

Thye Chiang & Co. —100, North Sta. Cruz Bridge, Sta. Cruz

Bridge Road Manila Machinery and Supply Co.,

Tilly, A. E.—147, Sims Avenue Inc.—675-681. Dasmarinas

Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd. Muller, MicLean & Co., Inc.—Insular

Vick & Co., Ltd., X. R.—Hong Kong Life Building, Plaza Moraga

Bank Chambers

Waddell & Co., G.—H-7, Union Bldg. Muller & Phipps (Manila), Ltd.—328,

National City Bank Bldg.

Weill & Montor, Ltd.—37, 38 & 40, Neves, Antone M.—231, Espeleta

The Arcade Presby, S. A.—Insular Life Building

THE PHILIPPINES Rennolds Co., Wm. H.—129, Juan

Luna, Binondo

Reyes & Co., Florencio—424, Azcar-

Manila raga

Verlinden, M.—31, Escolta

Aguinaldo & Co., Inc., L. R. —500, Walters

Binondo

& Co., S. K.—158-168, Soler,

Juan Luna, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS- METAL MERCHANTS E215

Warrington, R. O.—409, San Vicente Hankow

West & Whitaker—227, David, Binon- Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

do ing Co., Ltd.—29, Rue de Paris

Wise & Co., Ino.—176, Juan Luna, Exten.

Binondo

YsmaeIj & Co., Inc., Juan—-348; Echa- Hongkong

gue

BORNEO A Ming & ,Go.-—105, Des Voeux Road.

Central

Sarawak A Yuen; & Chee Cheong Co.—74,

Connaught Road Central

Au Sin Cho & Co.—China Building

Tan Sum Guan & Son—61, Ewe Hai Chee Wing & Co.—28-29, Lee Yuen

Street, Kuching, Sarawak Street West

MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS China Commercial Co.—7, Cliff Road

—{See under Doctors) Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Road C.

E. King

MERCHANTS—(Nee under General Fung Tang—Redder & Co.—25, Wing Wo Street

Merchants) Building

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O.

METAL MERCHANTS Building

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road C.

IA PAN Hoo Cheong Woo & Co.—52, Con-

naught Road Central

Kobe Ip Tak Co., Ltd.—Prince’s Bldg.

Kwong Sang & Oo.—59, Connaught

Bastel k, Co., W.—38, Isobe Dori Road Central.

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol-

Osaka land House, Queen’s Road Central

Moses &' Co., Ltd., N.S.—1a, Chater

Aall & Co., Ltd.—Shima Building Road

Mannesmannroehren-Werke, Duessel- On Fat & Co.—27, Wing Kut Street

dorf—Asahi Bldg. Rudolf, Wolff & Kew 54, Queen’s

Road Central

Tokyo Sander, W’ielkk k Co.—King’s Bldg.

Sassoon ,& Co., Ltd., David—12, Des

Nichio Boyeki Shokai—Shosei Bldg., Voeux Road Central

7, Shimbashi 1-chomo, Shiba-ku Shew an, Tomes k Co., Ltd.—10, Des

Shiba-ku Voeux Road Central

KOREA Singon k Co.—35, King Lung Street

Union Trading Co., Ltd. — York

Bennett & Co.—Nissen Kaiun Bldg. WickingBuilding

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan k Co., Harry—Prince’s

Building

CHINA Macao

Canton

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen China Metal Mfg. Co., Ltd.—05-79,

Avenida Admirante Lacerda

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E216 METAL MERCHANTS—MINING

Shanghai Forbes & Co., Ltd., Wm.—45, Victoria

Road

American Metal Co., Ltd.—118, Sa,« Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Road

Pottinger & Co.—55, Victoria Road

soon House, Nanking Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Walte & Co., A., Sucsrs.—186, Bris-

Bohler Brothers & Co., Ltd.—107, tow Road

Museum Road SIAM

Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., A.-

81, Jinkee Road Bangkok

China Metal Products Co.—Lane 632,

S.S. 101, Connaught Road

China Metal Works—40, Ningpo Rd. Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Hua Takay

Ching Chong, Y.—300, Broadway Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Chung Hwa Steel Products Co.—89, Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd.—East

Foochow Road Bank, River Menam

E-Zung Chong & Co.—294, Broadway

Furukawa Electric Co.^110, Jinkee MALAYA

Road

Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.—34, Penanr

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

King Kee & Co.—76, Seward Road Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd.—

McGregor Iron Works—235, Ward Eastern Birch House, Date Kramat

Road Smelting Co., Ltd. — Birch

Metal Box Co., Ltd.—133, Szechuen House, Dato Kramat

Road Perak

Metallisator Co. (China), Ltd.—24,

The Bund

Osborn & Co., Ltd., Samuel—20, ster Road, Ipoh Ltd.—154, Brew-

United Importers,

Museum Road

Poldi Steel Works—451, Kiangse Rd. Singapore

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452,

Kiangse Road Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 & 38, Ro-

Stewart & Lloyds, Ltd.—133, Sze- binson Road

chuen Road Diamond Metal Products Co.—601,

Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha—69, Kiu- Kampong Bahru Road

kiang Road Gammeter & Co. — Winchester House,

Telge & Schroeter—620, Szechuen Rd. Opposite Clifford Pier

United States Steel Products Co.—

17, Canton Road MINING

Wah Foung & Co.—115, Broadway JAPAN

Ward, Ltd., Thos. W.—34, Museum

Road Osaka

Way Chong & Co.—109, Kweichow

Road Dohi Kinzan Mining Co., Ltd.—

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway Dojima Hama-dori

Furukawa Kagyo K.K.—4, Dojima

Tientsin Hama-dori

Osaka Aen Tekkosho—5, Daikai-dori

Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular Sumitomo

hama

Goshi KaisHa—22, Kita»-

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MINING E217

Tokyo Perak

Fujita Kogyo K.K.—6, Yamashiro- Austral Malay Tin, Ltd.—Taiping

cho

Furukawa Gomei Kaisha—8, Maru- Kampong

Ltd.

Kamunting Tin Dredging,

oouchi Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd.

Kuhara Mining Co., Ltd.—15, Naka-

dori

Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.—1, Suraga- Singapore

oho

Nippon Sangyo K.K.—15, Gokan, Gaw Bros., Ltd.—59, Chulia Street

Nakadori

Yamaguchi Mining & Trading Co.— THE PHILIPPINES

Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi

KOREA Manila

The Oriental Consolidated Mining Abra Mining Co.—181, David, Binon-

Co.—Hokuchin, Heian Hoku-do do

FORMOSA Acoje Mining Co.—3rd floor, Soriano

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo,

Manila

Akashi Mining Co., Ltd.—Akashi- Acupan Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456,

"Iio, Taihoku Dasmarinas, Binondo, Manila

Keelung Mining Co.—Shoento, Kee- Agno Placer Mining Co. — Santos

lung Bldg., Plaza Sta. Cruz, Sta. Cruz.

Kinkaseki Gold Mine Co., Ltd.— Agusan Trust—51, Masonic Temple,

Zuicho-sho, Keelung Escolta, Binondo

Nitto

machi Mining Co., Ltd.—2, Hon- Ambassador Gold Mining Co.—112,

Taiyo Mining Co., Ltd.—Denryo-ko, Crystal

Binondo

Arcade Building, Escolta,

Keelung Antamok Goldfields Mining Co.,

Inc.—4th floor, Soriano Building,

CHINA Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Hongkong Atok Central Mines, Inc.—4th floor,

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo

Kailan Mining Administration — Atok Gold Mining Co.—14, Heacock

H.K. Bank Building Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Atok Masabi Mining Co.—Third fl.,

SIAM Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga,

Binondb

Bangkok Baguio Gold Mining Co.—412 Hea-

cock Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Baguio Gold Mining Co., Inc.—4th

Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T. fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes

Binondo

MALAYA Balatoc Mining Co.—610-616, National

City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

Pahang Binondo

Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Escolta, S.O. Gold

Batong-Buhay Mines, Inc.—51,

de Fernandez Bldg.,

Ltd. Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E218 MINING

Benquet Consolidated Mining Co.— Ipo Gold Mines, Ino.—4th fl., Soriam

610-616, National City Bank Bldg., Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Juan Luna, Binondo

Benguet Exploration, Inc.—4th floor, Itogon Mining Co.—3rd fl., Soriano

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, IXI-Argos Syndicate—4th fl., Soriano

Binondo Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Benguet Goldfields Mining Co.—4th IXL Mining Co.—4th floor, Soriano

floor, Soriano Building, Plaza Cer- Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

vantes, Binondo

Big Wedge Mining Co.—Bachrach Liguan Bldg.,

Coal Mines, Inc.—2-3, Regina

Escolta and David, Binondo

Bldg., Port Area, Manila

Bontoc Exploration Co.—3rd floor, Luzon Consolidated Mines Co., Inc.

Insular Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga, —Rooms 318-320,, Kneed,ler Bldg.,

Carriedo, Sta. Cruz, Manila

Binondo

Bulacan Mining Co., Inc.—Room 304, Macawiwili Gold Mining, Inc.—306,

Cu Unjieng Bldg., Escolta, Binondo

Masonic Temple, Escolta, Binondo

Castro Mining Venture—Room 305, Mambulao Gold Mining Co.—Room

Crystal Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Bi- 400, Fernandez Building, 124 T.

Pinpin, Binondo

nondo

Cervantes Exporation Co.—4th fl., Mandaymon Mining Exploration Co.

Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, —Santos

Sta. Cruz

Building, Plaza Sta. Cruz,

Binondo

Coco Grove, Ino.—3rd floor, Soriano Mankayan Gold Mines, Inc.—5th fl.,

Room 501, Perez Samanillo Bldg.,

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo 619 Escolta, Binondo

Consolidated Mines, Inc.—181, David, Manukatok Mining Co., Inc.—229,

Binondo Crystal Arcade Building, Escolta,

Demonstration Gold Mines, Ltd.— Binondo

675, Dasmarinas, Binondo

Dulangan Mining Interest Co., Inc. Marsman & Co., Inc.—Soriano Bldg.,

Plaza Cervantes, Binondo, Manila

—Room 602, Heacock Bldg., Escolta, Masbate Consolidated Mining Co.—

Binondo, Manila 4th floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cer-

Dulong Mining Co.—Room 218, Re- vantes, Binondo

gina Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, Mayon Mining Corp.—315, National

Manila City Bank Building, Juan Luna,

Equitable Exploration Co., Inc.—4th Binondo

floor, Soriano Building, Plaza Cer- Mindanao Mining Co. — 3.rd floor,

vantes, Binondo

Pilipinas Mining Corporation — Soriano Binondo

Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Room 310, Regina Bldg., Escolta

and David, Binondo, Manila Mindoro Trust—510, Masonic Temple,

Florannie Mining Co.—315 National Escolta, Binondo

City Bank Biulding, Juan Luna, Mineral Exploration and Develop-

Binondo

Gold Creek Mining Corporation— ment Co.—4th fl., Soriano Building,

Bachrach Bldg., Port Area, Manila Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

Mineral

Gold Wave Exploration Co.—4th fl., cock Bldg., Resources, Inc.—327, Hea-

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Escolta, Binondo

Binondo Mitsui Mining Co., Ltd.—2nd floor,

Golden Eagle Mining Co.—4th floor, National City Bank Bldg , Manila

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co.

Binondo —4th floor, Soriano Building, Plaza

Guysi, B. W.—181, David, Binondo Cervantes, Binondo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

MINING-MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC. E219

Montezuma Consolidated Mining Co. Viric _ Exploration Co.—4th Floor,

—4th floor, Soriano Building, Plaza Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Cervantes, Binondo Binondo

Mountain Gold-Fields, Inc.—3rd fl., Zig-zag Gold Mining Co., Inc.—456,

Insular Life Building, Plaza Cer- Dasmarinas, Binondo

vantes, Binondo

Nalesbitan Yentube—4th fl., Soriano BORNEO

Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Binondo

North Mindanao Mining Co.—3rd fl., Sarawak

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes,

Binondo Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—Kuching

Northern Ilocos Mining Explorat-

tion, Inc.—51, Escolta, S. O. de

Fernandez Bldg., Binondo MOTION PICTURES—(See

Northern Mining & Development under Films)

Co., Inc.—Room 321, Regina Bldg.,

10 David, Binondo, Manila MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

Paracale Gold Mining Co., Inc.—124,

T. Pinpin, Binondo JAPAN

Paracale Gumaus Consolidated Min-

ing Co.—Room 414, Heacock Bldg.,

Escolta, Binondo Hakodate

Philippine Chromite Mining Co.—

4th floor, Soriano Bldg., Plaza Donan Motors Shokai—83, Suehiro-

Cervantes, Binondo cho

Philippine Iron Mines, Ino.—511, Hakodate

Chaco Building, Plaza Cervantes, Ebisu-choAnzen Jidosha Shokai—33,

Binondo

Prudential Mining Co., Inc., The— Uroko Shokai—30, Suehiro-cho

5th fl., Room 501, Perez Samanillo

Bldg., Escolta, Binondo Kobe

Pugo Mining Co., Ino.—229, Crystal

Arcade Building, Escolta, Binondo Fujita Jidosha Gomei Kaisha—30,

Salacot Mining Co.—108-110, Crystal N aka-machi

Arcade Bldg., Escolta, Binondo, Fujita Shokai — 129, Nakayamate-

Manila dori

San Mauricio Mining Co.—3rd floor, Keneki Jidosha Shoten K. K. — 44,

Sojiano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Shiriike Kita-maohi

Binondo

Southern Cross Mining Co.—181, Okumura dori

Shoten—41, Shimoyamate-

David, Binondo Toyo Shoji K.K.—61, Ura-machi

Suyoc • Consolidated Mining Co.—3rd

fl., Soriano Bldg., Plaza Cervantes, Kyushu

Binondo

Tuban Mining Co.—Room 702, Insular

Life Bldg., Plaza Moraga, Binondo Fujii & Kubata Jidosha Shokai —

Ukab Mining Co.—174, Juan Luna, Imaizumi-cho

Binondo Nakamura Jidosha Shokai—Kami Ko-

yama-cho

United Pcaearl Minaing Co.—3rd Fl., Nippon

Soriano Building, Plaza Cervantes, Jidosha K.K.—Higashi Na-

Binondo kasu-cho

Universal Exploration and Mining Yanase Jidosha K.K.—Kami Gofuku

Co.—227, David, Binondo, Manila cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E220 MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

Nagasaki Maruko Jidosha Shokai—30, Sonesaki

Shinchi

Chuo Jidosha Shokai — 52, Hon- Nichibei

machi

Jidosha K.K.—18, Bakuro-

Fakata-machi Nichibei Shoten—18, Dojima Hama-

Hashimoto Shokai—10, Senba-cho dori

Yamaichi Motors—41, Ura Goto- Nichibei Star Jidosha K.K.—46, Ko-

machi bayashi-cho

Nagoya Nippon Jidosha K.K. —Sonezaki Ka-

mi-dori

Osaka Chuo Jidosha

Dai-Ichi Automobiles Co., Ltd.— Kamifokushima Minami-cho Shokai—30,

Yaba-cho Osaka Jidosha K.K.—6, Nishinaga-

Nippon Automobile Co.—O-ike-cho, hori Kita-dori

Naka-ku Osaka Jidosha Shoji K.K.—28, Ume-

da-cho

Osaka Sansho Jidosha K.K.—21, Kamifuku-

shima Minami-cho

Akao Tomikichi—73, Sugawara-dori, Star Jidosha Shokai—3-51, Honda-

Kita-ku machi

America Shokai—21, Higashi Umeda- Tathei Shokai—1, Dojima Hama-dori

cho Toyo Jidosha K.K.—10, Sonezaki

Asahi Jidosha Shokai—21, Kikko-sho Shinchi

Asano Seisaku-cho—1, Benten-cho Union Jidosha Shokai—1090, Sakura-

Datto Jidosha Seizo K.K.—1, Minami gawa-cho

Okajima Yanase Jidosha K.K.—18, Umeda

Fukuda' Jidosha Shokai—2-72, Kami Kita-ku

Fukushima Naka

General Motors (Japan), Ltd.—Tsura- Shimonoseki

machi, Taisho-ku

Hanshin Jidosha Unyu-ten—100, Shi- Shimonoseki Jidqsha—Kannozaki-cho

bata cho Tomita Tsuruzo—N ishinabe-cho

Hanshin Kokudo Jidosha K.K.—34,

Ebie Kami-cho Tokyo

Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Co.,

Ltd.—71, Kamifukushima Minami Aoi Jidosha Shokai—Tameike, Aka-

1-chome saka-ku

Hokoku Jidosha K.K.—63, Kami Fu- Bosch A. G., Robert—15, Tameike-chor

kushima Naka Akasaka-ku

Jushin Noriai Jidosha K.K.—338 Chuo Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha -3-7,

Juso Nishino-cho Yuraku eho

Kawamori Shoten—2-53, Kobasfci H;- Empire Jidosha Shokai—1-2, Gofuku-

gashino-cho sho

Kintaku Jidosha K.K.—62, Higashi Frazar & Co.—Yaesu Bldg.

Umeda-cho

Kokusai Jidosha Shokai—259, Sone- cho Shoten—7, Sakurada-Kubo-

Futabaya

saki Kami-dor i

Kondo Jidosha-ten—39, Tani-machi Harley Davidson Motor Cycle Co.,

Ltd.—12, Tameike-cho

Kyorttsu Jidosha Goshi Kaisha— Iwaya Jidosha 'K.K.—7, Ginza

Minami Shin Machi

Kyoto Kosho K.K.—1, Tosabori-dori Kokiisai

Akasaka-ku

Jidosha K.K.—34, Tameike

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS. ETC.

Mitsubishi Kokoki K.K.—4, Maru- Liaotung

gata-Rori

Motor Company—33, Yama-

nouchi, Koj imachi-ku

Naigai Kogyo Raisha, Ltd.—5, Yura- Nishikawa Shoten K.K.—20, Kii-cho

ku-cho

Nichibei Star Motor Sales Oo.—2, Hankow

Tameike-machi

Tokyo Motor Bus Co.—46, Kita- Belcher, E.—Corner of Hunan Road

Inairi-cho and Co-operation Road

Tozai Motors, Ltd.—4, Kobiki-cho 4- China Inland Motors

chome, Kyobashi-ku Gale Op., L.E.—48, Rue Dautremer

Uchida Jidosha K.K.—17, Kamidori

Yanase Automobile Co.—Chiyoda Harbin

Building, Minami Temma-cho

Yokohama Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—23,

Shkolnaya

Ford Motor Co. of Japan—3414, Nikolaeff Bros.—12, Kosoy Street

Moriya-cho

Kanagawa Motor K.K.—17, Sakuragi- Hongkong

cho

Kurata Tekkosho—3413, Moriya-oho China Motor Bus Co., Ltd.—137-9,

Nippon Ford Jidqsha K.K.—3414, Electric Road

Moriya-cho Dodwell & Co., Ltd. — Hongkong

Bank Bldg.

Nippon Jidosha K.K.—24, Sakuragi- Dragon

cho Motor Car Co., Ltd., The—

Takemura Shokai—3, Ohta-machi 33, Wong Nei Chong Road

Yanase Shoji Kaisha—14, Sakuragi- Duro Motor Co.—132, Nathan Road

cho East Point Garage—Yee Wo Street

Far East Motors—26, Nathan Road,

KOREA Kowloon

Keijo Jidosha—116, Hasegawa-cho, Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Voeux

Road Central

Seoul Goeke & Co., A.—China Building

Nippon Jidosha KaIsha—Seoul (4th floor)

Yamamoto Jidosha Shokai—74, Taihei Harper & Co., Wallace—226a, Nathan

dori, Seoul Road, Kowloon

Hongkong Hotel Garage — Happy

FORMOSA Valley (Foot of Stubbs Road)

Ryosho Automobile Co.—Tachibana- Hongkong Motor Accessory Co.,

Ltd., The—St. George’s Building

cho, Taihoku Kowloon Motor Bus Co., Ltd. —

Takao Kyoei Automobile Oo., Ltd.— Nathan Road, Kowloon

Horie-cho, Takao Oriental Motor Car Co., The—365,

Taiwan Motors Co., Ltd.—Shintomi- Lockhart Road

cho, Taihoku Republic Motor Boat Co., Ltd. —

Blake Pier

CHINA Ross & Co., Alex—1a, Chater Road

Dairen Rudolf, Wolff & Kew, Ltd. — 54,

Queen’s Road C.

Fukusho Koshi K.K.—213, Yama- South China Motor Car Co.—350,

gata-d'ori Hennessy Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

Star Taxicab Co., Ltd.—17, Ewo Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd.—51

Canton Road

Street

Thornycroft St Co. — St. George’s Dong Chong Cycle & Motor Co.—

Building 367, Yunnan Road

World Motor Supply Co.— 312, Hen- Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

nessy Road 117, Hongkong Road

Macao Enssle, K. Bosch Service Station—2,

Rte. Card. Mercier

Auto Palace—Ic, Avenida Almeida Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc.—244,

Hamilton House

Ribeiro

Garage Lusitania—1e, Avenida Al- Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd.—33, Sze-

chuen Road

meida Ribeiro

Kee Ewan Motor Road Co., Ltd. — General Motors China Inc. — 201,

Card. Mercier

Rue de Lorchas

Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Export

Peiping Co.—51, Canton Road

Grand Garage Francais—424-6, Ave.

American Chinese Co. — 4, Tung Joffre

Chang An Chieh Hartzenbusch Motors—730, Avenue

Black & Co., J.F.—32, Ta Juan Fu Johnson Foch

Hutung Garage, Ltd. — 800, Peking

Chihli Motors—65, Wang Fu Wang Road

Fu Ta Chieh Melchers & Co.—210-214, Kiukiang

Dunlop Rubber Co.—15, Kan Yu Hu- Road

tung Moody, Mark L., Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—

Frazar, Federal, Inc. — 294, Hatamen 80, Avenue Edward VII

Street Hanyang Motor Supply Co.—856-870,

Modde, F.—39, Mahsien Hutung Avenue Edward VII.

Yen Nan & Co.—78, Tung Sze Tan Ta Overland Motors, Ltd. — 993, Bub-

bling Well Road

Chieh

Shanghai Reliance Motors, Fed., Inc.—755,

Avenue Foch

Sammann

American Asiatic Trading Co.—250, Szechuen Road & Co. (China), Paul E.—33,

Sassoon House

American Engineering Corporation Shanghai Horse Bazaar & Motor

Co., Ltd. —100, Route Cardinal

(China)—989, Bubbling Well Road Mercier

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Thornycroft & Co., John—51, Canton

Auto Castle—920, Building Well Road Road

and Medhurst Road

Auto Palace Co., Ltd.—100, Route du Triangle

Mercier

Motors—99, Route Cardinal

Cardinal Mercier Union Motors—444, Avenue Foch

Behn, Meyer China Co.—356, Peking

Road Tientsin

Bills Motors—615, Avenue Foch

China Auto Accessories Co.—Lane American Chinese Co., Fed. Inc.,

769, F4-10, Bubbling Well Road U.S.A.—38, 40 & 42, Rue de France

China General Ominbus Co., Ltd.— Boycott & Co.—3, Wusih Road

1171, Connaught Road

China Motors, Fed. Inc.—702, Bub- Chihli Motors, Ltd. — Davenport

Bldg., Davenport Road

bling Well Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

China Continental Commerce Co., Selangor

Ltd.—Robert Dollar Building

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road Borneo Motors, Ltd.—Ampang Road,

Frazar, Federal Inc.—25, Rue du 14 Kuala Lumpur

Julliet Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd.—Kuala

Garage Central—67, Rue de France Lumpur

German Cycle Co.—70, Via Ermanno National Motors—250, Batu Road,

Carl otto Kuala Lumpur

National Motors Co., The—Corner Wearne Bros., Ltd.—Robertson Road,

Meadows and Taku Roads Kuala Lumpur

North China Motors Corporation-

46, Bromley Read Singapore

Stanley Motor Service Co* — 27,

Bromley Road

Teh Chang Trading Co.—61, Via Borneo Road

Motors, Ltd.—68-70, Orchard

Trieste

Cycle & Carriage Co., (1926), Ltd.—

Tsingtao 43, Orchard Road

Dunlop Rubber Co.—142, Robinson

Adams & Son, T.—25, Houpei Rd. Road

MALAYA Eastern Auto Co., Ltd—69-79, Or-

chard Road

Malacca Federated Motors, Ltd.—48, Orchard

Road

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo Fiat, S. A.—60-66, Orchard Road

Chevrolet, Ltd.—Wolferston Road Ford Motor Co. of . Malaya—15,

Malacca Motor Garage Co.—81, Jon- Prince Edward Road

ker Street Lyons Motors, Ltd.—92-100, Orchard

Road

Negri Sembilan Malayan Motors, Ltd.—14-20, Orchard

Road

Boreno Motors, Ltd.—68-70, Orchard Raffles

Road, Seremban Motor Garage—Beach Road

Singapore Motors—315-319, Orohard

Penang Road

Straits Motor Garage—41, Orchard

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo Road

Chevrolet, Ltd.—Farquhar Street Thornyoroft (Singapore), Limited—

Cycle & Carriage Co., Ltd.—17, Leith Tank Road

Street United Motor Works, Ltd.—137, Or-

Fiat, S. A.—22, Northam Road chard 'Road

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—14, Anson Universal

Road

Cars, Ltd. — 45, Orchard

Road

Wearne Brothers, Ltd.—45, Orchard

Perak Road

Borneo Motors, Ltd. and Borneo INDO-CHINA

Chevrolet, Ltd—Brewster Rd., Ipoh

Taik Ho & Co.—80, Main Road, Tai- Provinces du Tonkin

ping

Wearne Brothers, Ltd, — Gopeng

Road, Ipoh Transports Automobiles

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E224 MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.

SIAM Padang

Bangkok Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappu

Barrow, Brown & Co.—Tapan Hua Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Takay Van Houten Steffan & Co., Mu..

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad: T.V.D.Z.

Diethelmco Kolk & Co., Automobielhandel

Mark’s TyreNewStore—Corner

mill and Road of Wind- Velodrome, N.V.

Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd.

Semarang

NETHERLANDS INDIES

Batavia Autohandel Barendse

Behn Meyer & Co., A. Mu., N.V.

Adtomobiel Import Mu., N.V. “ Berhemer ” N.V. Automobiel

Becker & Co., N.V. Soerabaiasche Borneo Maatschappu

Machinehandel v/h Sumatra Handel Maatschappu

Behn, Meyer, & Co., H. Mu., N.V. Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Bendien & Co., N.V. Import Maats- Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappu

t.v.d.z. v/h

CHAPPU v/H

“ Berkhemer ” N.V. Automobiel “ Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Maatschappu Lewis, Autohandel A.

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatschappu Schnitzer & Co.

Fiat Import Co., N.V. Velodrome, N.V.

Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappu Verwey & Lugard’s Automobiel

Maatschappu

t.v.d.z. v/h (Weltevreden)

N. V. General Motors — Tanjong

Priok Sourabaya

Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.

“ Java ” Handelsvereeniging Automobiel Import Mu., N.V.

Motors, Ltd. (Weltevreden) Becker & Co., N.V. Soerabaiasche

Schnitzler & Co. Machinehandel v/h

Societa Commerciale Oltremarina, Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mu., N.V.

N.V. Bendien & Co., N.V. Import Maats-

Velodrome, N.V. (Weltevreden) chappu v/h

Verwey & Lugard’s Automobiel Borneo SuAtatra Handel Maatschappu

Maatschappu, N.V. t.v.v. Fiat Import Co., N.V.

Macassar Fuchs & Rens, N.V. Maatschappu

t.v.d.z. v/h

Borneo Sumatra Handel Mu. “ Glaser ” N.V. Autohandel

Bouwy, Gebroeders “ Java ” Handelsvereeniging

Ledeboer & Co., W. B. Schnitzler & Co.

N. V. Celebes Motor Company—Hoo- SociettaN.V.

Commercials Oltremarina,

gepad 25-27

Compagnie Commerciale Schmid & Velodrome, N.V.

Jeandel Verwey & Lugard’s Automobiel

Moluksche Handels Vennootschap Maatschappu, N.V. t.v.v.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

MOTOR CAR DEALERS, ETC.-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS E225

THE PHILIPPINES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Cebu JAPAN

International Harvester Co. of the Kobe

Philippines Daichiku Gomei Kaisha—221, Moto-

machi

Iloilo Daichiku Shokai—63, Tamon-dori

Katani-ya Shokai—63, Kano-cho

International Harvester Co. of the Kawano iShoten—62, Shimoyamate-

Philippines dori

Kiddo Gakkiten—34, Shimoyamate-

Manila dori

Marumiya Gakkiten—4, Kamitsutsui

cho

Baohrah Motor Co., Inc. — 25th Miki Gakkiten— 173, Motomachi-dori

Street, Port Area

"‘Cisco” Auto Repair Shop—1460, Nippon Chukuonki Shokai — 50,

Sakae-maehi

Oroquieta, Sta. Cruz Oncho-sha—66, Sannomiya-sho

Estrella Auto Palace—536, Gandara,

Santa Cruz Kyushu

Estrella Second Hand Cars—109-113,

Espeleta, Sta. Cruz

French Motor Co.—Ill, Espeleta Daijima-cho Nippon Katei Ongakukai—Naka-

Sta Cruz Nippon Chikuonki Shokai—42, Shimo

Insular Motors, Inc.—1-7, David, Shinkawabata-cho

Binondo

Leqaspi Auto Repair Shop—464, Le- bata-choGakki K.K.—Shimo Shikawa-

Nippon

garda, Sampaloc

Levy Hermanos, Inc.—46-50, Esoolta, Nagasaki

Binondo

Luneta Motor Co., Inc.— 54, San Hirano Gakki-tea—11, Kajiyarmachi

Louis, Erinita Ito Tatsuichiro — 54, Kabashima-

Manila. Motor Co., Inc.—937-947, machi

Ongpin Nishimura Gakkiten — 41, Kajiya-

Manila Trading & Supply Co—Port machi

Area - ' *> -©S lotolv .A .O .51

Monserrat Enterprises Co., Ltd.- Nagoya

477_ A. Mabini, Ermita Eiwa-do.—Kobayashi-cho

Pacific Commercial Co.—National Nippon Gakki K.K.—Sakae-machi

City Bank Bldg.

Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.—805, Nipponophone

Yanagi-machi

Co., Ltd.—3, Nishi

Echague, San Miguel

Rizal Electrical Service—870-872, Sato Shokai—Ura- shio-machi

Suzuki Violin Factory—8, Matsuya-

Rizal Ave., Sta. Cruz

Ram Car, Inc.—HO. Padre Faura, ma-cho

Ermita Osaka

Zamboanga Akashiya Gakkiten—14, Azuchi-machi

Plaza Hotel Garage Nippon Gakko Seizo — 9-31, Kita-

Horie Ftambdori

E8

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E226 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Nipponophone K.K.—769, Azuchi- Hankow

machi

Okoamato Yokko Gakiten—71, Junkei- Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. — 35, San-

cho kiao Street

SRidzuoka Harbin

Kawabe Eisaktt Shoten—Gofuku-cho Cantilena Music Store—143, Kitais-

Shidzttoka Gakki K.K.—Inakawa

Yoshimi Yoshistjke Shoten—Fudano- kaya Str.

tsuj i-cho Hongkong

Tokyo Anderson Music Ccl. Ltd., The—St.

George’s Building

Columbia Graphophone Co. of Japan Moutrie

—Toyo Bldg.

Foreign Piano Importing Co.'—2, Road Music

Peter

C.

Co. — 30-32, Des Vceux

Minamisaegicho R. C. A. Victor Co. of China—China

Katana Shokai—1, Gofukubashi Building

Nipponophonb Co., Ltd.—Toyo Bldg. Tsang

Suga Gakki Ten—2, Omoteshipo-cho, House, 15-19, Queen’s Co.Road

Fook Piano — Marina

C.

Kanda-ku

Yamano Music Co.—7, Ginza Macao

Yokohama Agencia Mercantil Economica, Ltd.

Nippon Gakki K.K. —59, Sumiyoshi- —1h, Abenida Almeida Ribeiro

cho Shanghai

Nipponophone

saki Co., Ltd.—125, Kune-

Shiraga Gakkiten—104, Isezaki-cho Electric & Musical Industries

(China), Ltd. —1099, Rte. de Zikawei

Taiyo-do Chikuonyiten—105, Isezaki- Jeansin

cho Piano Co.—471, Avenue Joffre

Tokyo Piano Shokai—2, Hon-cho (corner of Rte. Voyron)

Victor Talking Machine Co. of Road Moutrie & Co., Ltd., S.—60, Nanking

Japan, Ltd.—3442, Moriya-cho R. C. A. Victor Co. of China — 356,

Yasue Chikuonkiten—23, Isezaki-cho Peking Road

Robinson Piano Co., —276, Kiangse Road

KOREA

Tanaka & Co.—Fusan Tientsin

CHINA Boss & Co., F. H.—108, Taku Road

Lyra Music House — 27, Woodrow

Dairen Wilson Street

Moutrie & Co., Ltd. — 107-109, Vic-

Fukuin Yoko—89, Ise-cho toria Road

Sakae Shokai—52, Ise-cho Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—177, Vic-

toria Road

Tanaka Shoten—106, Ise-cho Victor Music House — 52, Rue du

Yamaha & Co.—56, Sinano-machi Marechal Foch

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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS—NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS E227

MALAYA Popudar Music Store—814, Ongpin,

Sta. Cruz

Penang Puyat Music House — 628, Rizal

Moutrie Avenue

Street & Co., Ltd., S.—16, Bishop Quiason & Co., Inc., C.—338, Raon,

Sta. Cruz

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., Thu— Romanach & Co.—232, Carriedo, Sta.

Beach Street Cruz

Perak NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., The — 3, JAPAN

Post Office Road, Ipoh

Selangor Hakodate

Gomes & Co., M. F.—63, Batu Road, Hakodate Asahi Shimbun—Shinkawa^

Kuala Lumpur cho

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. — Kuala Hakodate N ichinichi Shimbun—

Lumpur Horai-cho

Singapore Hakodate Shoho—Toyokawsu-cho

D’Soijza Bros. (Music Store) — 106, Kobe

North Bridge Road Chugai

Garcia, W. J.—5, Orchard Road kayamate-dori Shimpo-sha—117, Na-

Mothrie & Co., S.—23-1, Raffles Place, Directory

Shogyo

The Arcade & Chronicle of the

Far East—3, Kaigandori

Nang Heng & Co.—103-105, Selegie Rd. Hanshin

Robinson Piano Co., Ltd.—1, Win- tanagasa-dori Nippo-sha—1-89, Ki-

Boyeki

chester House, Collyer Quay

Season Co., Ltd.—115, North Bridge Heishin

go-ku

Nippo-sha—Egawa-cho Hyo-

Road Japan Advertiser—10, Kaigan-dori

T. Street

M. A. Music House—61-63, High Japan Chronicde—65, Naniwa-machi

Japan Times—76, Kyo-machi

THE PHILIPPINES Jitsugo Hochi Shimbun-sha—285, Mo-

to-machi

Manila Kobe Beihi Ichiba Nippo-sha—24,

Matsuya-cho

Alpio’s Music Store—907, Ongpin Kobe Heradd & Osaka Gazette — 2,

Beck’s—89-91, Escolta Kaigan-dori

Kobe

Ed Sod Sod Mayor—546, Rizal Ave., Building Kengyo Tscshin-sha — Shosen

Sta. Cruz

Idead Music Store Co., Inc.,—238, Kobe & Osaka Press, Ltd. — 2,

Kaigan-dori

Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

Kobe

Idaya Music Store Co., Inc.—GOO, kae-machi Nichi-Niohi Shimbun-sha—Sa-

Rizal Avenue

La Lira—303-309, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz Kobe Sanshi-kengyo

Kyo-machi Nippo-sha — 73,

Lyric Music House, Inc. — 633, Kobe Shimbun-sha—61, Sakae-machi

Escolta, Binondo

Phidifpine Music Store, Inc., The— Kobe Yushin Nippo-sha—11, Sakae-

machi

241, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

E8*

 CLAjSSIFIED eist of trades

E228 NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS

Nippon Orimono Shimbun-sha—179, Osaka

Satmoiniya-cho

Osaka Asahi Shimbun—1L Sakae- Domei TsusHiN-sgA—Gosho Bldg.

machi Japan Times—Dojima Building

Osaka Mainichi Shinbun-sha—1, Sa- Kansai Chuo Shimbin-sha—41, Kyo-

kae-jmachi machibori

Osaka Nichi-nichi Shimbun-sha—Ku- Osaka AsaAi ShimbuIi—3, Nakanoshi-

gunoki-cho ma

Shogyo Shimpo-sha—53, Kami Sanjo- Osaka Mainichi. (English)—Dojima,

$p orJ,,.,.,,.j.. pjiaqAaawsM Kita-Ku

Yukan Osaka Shimbun-sha—29,' Mizu- Osaka Nichi Nichi Shimbun-sha—7,

ki-dori Kitahama

Kyoto Osaka Shin Nippo-sha—136, Kami Fu-

kushima

Eastern Buddhist—Otani University Tokyo Maiyo Shimbun-sha—21, Taka-

gaki-cho

Kyoto Nichi-Nichi Shimbun Sha—

Kana-sumaru Shidzuoka

Osaka Asahi Shimbun SHA-^-Sanjo

Tominokoji Shin Aiohi Shimbunsha—24, Takasho-

machi

Kyushu Shizuoka Minyo Shimbunsha — 23,

Shichiken-cho

Kyushi Nipposha—2, NakajimaTcho Shizuoka ;Shimpo—1, Go^uku-chp

Nippon Dempo Tsushinsha—-984, Shi-

ma Keigo-cro-oiriO A V'totooniQ Shimonoseki

Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—Imaizumi-

pho Bakan Mainichi Smenibunsha — 28,

Osaka Mainichi Shimbunsha—Fuku- Nishinohaahi-cho

toku Seimei Building NIPPON Shimbusha—Higashinabe-cho,

Shinbun Rengo-sha—33, Sigashinabe-

Nagasaki oho

Nagasaki Nichi-Nichi Shimbun—2, Tokyo

Pejima-cho

Nagasaki Shimbun—Tamae-machi Chugai Shogyo Shimpo Sha—16, Ka-

Toyq Hinode Shimbun—Senma-cho yaba-cho

Directory & Chronicle of the

Nagoya Far East—6, Nihoubashi

“Herald of Asia”—4, Uchisaiwai-oho

Aichi Shimbun-sha—18, Kobayashi Hochi Shimbun-sha-^13, Yuraku-cho

cho Japan Advertiser — Uchi-Yamashita-

Nagoya MaiNicht Shimbun-sha—Shin- cho

sakae-machi, Naka-ku Japan Times and Mail—6, Uchisaiwai-

Nagoya Shimbunsha—Nishi Kawa- cho

batacho Jui Shinpo-sha—1,8, Marunouchi

Nippon Dempo Tsushin-sha—Nishi Kokumin Shimbun-sha — 2, Ginza

Kawabata-cho Nishi

Osaka Asahi—Funairo-cho, Nishi-ku Miyako Shimbun-sha- 5, Uchisaiwai-

Osaka Mainichi—Otsu-cho, Minamiku cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS E229

Shimbun Rengo-sha—9, Ginza Nishi Chefoo

8-chome, Kyobashi-ku

Tokyo Asahi Shimbun-sha—3, Yuraku- Chefoo Daily News

cho Dairen

Tokyo Nichi^Nichi Shimbun-sha—11,

Yuraku-cho Dairen Shimbunsha—67, Hida-cho

Trans-Pacific, The—1, Uchi-Yamashi- Manchurian Daily News—7, Awajo-

ta-cho cho

Yorodzu Choho-sha—1, Ginza Nishi Manshu Nichinichi Shimbunsha—31,

3-chome, Kyobashi-ku Higashikoen-cho

Yokohama Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—5, Kiri-

shima-cho

Japan Advertiser ^51b, Yamashita- Osaka Mainichi Shimbunsha--157v

cho Nishi Koen-cho

Japan Review, The—35, Yamashita-

cho Foochow

Japan Times—Yuton Building Directory & Chronicle ;of the

Motorists Handbooks of Japan—6o Far East—Brockett

Yamashita-cho

Yokohama Keizai Tsushin-sha—14. Hankow

Minami

KOREA Central China Post, Ltd. — P.O,

Box 28

Chosen Nipposha—61, Taihei-dori, 1- Hankow Herald—25b, Rue Dautxv-

chome mer

Chosen Shimbunsha—115, Taihei-dori,

2-chome Harbin

Keijo Nipposha—31, Taihei-dori

Mainichi Shimposha—31, Taihei-dori, Fleet’s Directory of Manchurian

Cities—37, Srahovaya Str.

Seoul

Osaka Asahi Shimbunsha—15, Nan- Harbin Prospect

Daily News —14, Bulvarny

daimon-dori, Seoul

Seoul Press—31, Taihei-dori, Seoul Harbin Observer—37, Strahovaya St.

CHINA Hongkong

Amoy China Mail —WindsorHouse, Des Vceux

Directory & Chronicle Road Central

Far East—Douglas, Lapraik of

& Co.the Directory

Far East

& Chronicle of the

— Central

Marina House, 15-19,

Canton Queen’s Road

Hongkong Daily Press — Marina

Canton Daily Sun—1, Sup Pat Po Hongkong House, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central

Road Dollar Directory—Wind-

Canton Gazette—41, Sai Wu Road sor House, Des Vceux Road Central

Canton Truth Hongkong Official Law Report —1,

Wyndham Street

Directory and Chronicle of China, Hongkong Sunday Herald — Windsor

Japan, Malaya, etc.—Koehler & Co. House, Des Vceux Road Central

Hongkong Daily Press—Koehler & Hongkong Telegraph—l,, Wyndham

Co. Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS

Hongkong Telephone Dieectoky—Ex- China Christian Advocate—169, Yuen

change Building Ming Yuen Road

Hongkong Weekly Press—Marina China Journal—20, Museum Road

House, 15-19, Queen’s Road Central China Critic Publishing Co.— 749,

Local Directory, The—Marina House, Bubbling Well Road

15-19, Queen’s Road Central

Nam Chung Po—no, Hollywood China Press—160, Ave. Edward YTI

China Press Weekly—160, Avenue

Road Edward YII

Naval & Militaby Dieectoey — 1, China Times—130, Av. Edward VII

Wyndham Street

Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—Windsor Edward VII Review—160, Avenue

China Weekly

House, Des Voeux Road Central

Overland China Mail—Windsor House, China Year Book—17, The Bund

Des Vceux Road Central Chinese Christian Intelligencer —

South China Daily News — 49-51, 128, Museum Road

Hollywood Road Chinese Recorder — 169, Yuen Ming

South China Morning Post—1, Wynd- Yuen Road

ham Street Directory St Chronicle of the

Tsun Wan Yat Po—49-51, Gough Far East—320, Szechuen Road

Street Eastern Times—514, Foochow Road

Wah Kiu Yat Po—106, Hollywood Far Eastern Review—24, The Bund

Road

Wah Tsz Yat Po.—5, Wellington Finance chuen RoadSt Commerce — 320, Sze-

Street Journal de Shanghai — 23, Rue du

Macao Consoilat

Kwang Hsueh Publishing House—

Directory & Chronicle of the 140, Peking Road

Far East—22, Praca Lobo d’Avila North China Daily News & Herald,

Ltd.—17,

Hongkong Daily Press—22, Praca Oxford University The Bund

Lobo d’Avila Press — 140,

Macao Review—26, Rua Central Peking Road

Shanghai Builders’ Association —

Peiping Lane 353, 1, Nanking Road

Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury

Associated Peess of Ameeica — 15, —19, Avenue Edward VII

Kan Yu Hutung Shanghai Mainichi Shimbun — 1,

China Weekly Oheonicle, The—2, Thojme Road

Mei Ohia Hutung Shanghai Nichi Nichi Shimbun—455,

Chinese Medical Journal — Peiping Chapoo Road

Union Medical College Shanghai Nippo Sha—4, Barchet Rd.

Directory & Chronicle of the Shanghai Times and Shanghai Sun-

Far East—Grand Hotel de Pekin day Times—160, Ave. Edward VII

National Medical Journal of China Shanghai Zaria—774, Avenue Joffre

—Peiping Union Medical College Shipping & Commercial Gazette—107,

Peiping Oheonicle, The—2, Mei Chia Chapoo Road

Hutung Shipping Review—2, Peking Road

Week in China—2, Mei Cha Hutung Shun Pao, Chinese Daily News—309,

Hankow Road

Shanghai Sin Wan Pao, Chinese Daily News—

274, Hankow Road

British Chamber of Commerce — 27, Slovo Printing & Publishing Co.—

The Bund 238, Avenue du Roi Albert

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS E231

Tass News Agency—20, Canton Road Pinang Gazette & Straits Chronicle

Transocean News Service—67, Tun- — 1a, Penang St.

sin Road Straits Echo—“Straits Echo” Bldg.,

Travellers’ Gazette—17, The Bund Sunday Penang Road

Gazette—1a, Penang St.

Swatow Time of Malaya Press, Ltd.—Bishop

Directory & Chronicle of the Street

Far East—Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. Perak

Tientsin Times of Malaya Press — Brewster

North China Daily Mail, The—19, Road, Ipoh

Rue de France Selangor

North China Star—78, Rue Pasteur

Peking and Tientsin Times — 181, Malay Mail—25, Pudu Road, Kuala

Victoria Road Lumpur

Yung

FochPao, The—27, Rue du Marechal Tamil Nesan — 80, Ampang Road,

Kuala Lumpur

Tsingtao

Singapore

Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road

SIAM Directory & Chronicle of the

Far East—Publicity House, 144, Ro-

Bangkok binson Boad

Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.-104-116,

Bangkok Daily Mail Anson Road

Bangkok Times Malaya Tribune—104-116, Anson Road

Bangkok Times Weekly Mail Malayan Boxing Annual—32a, Raffles

Siam Free Press Quay

Malayan Law Journal — 24, Raffles

INDOCHINA Place

Malayan Medical Journal—P.O. Box

Hanoi 270

Avenir du Tonkin L.—114, Rue Jules I Malayan

Quay

P. C. Annual—32a, Raffles

Ferry Malayan Travellers Gazette—39, Ro-

Saigon binson Road

Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd.—128, Robin-

Courier de Saigon—121, Rue Catinat son Road

Sin Chung Jit Poh, Ltd.—59-61, Ro-

MALAYA binson Road

Malacca Sin Kuo Min Press, The—49, Robin-

son Road

Malacca Guardian—3, Jonker Street Singapore Free Press, Ltd. —146,

Cecil Street

Penang Singapore Motor Directory — 32a,

Raffles Quay

Sports & Pastimes—32a, Raffles Quay

Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd., The Straits

—2 k 4, Chulia Street, Ghaut Budget—140, Cecil Street &

Pinang Gazette Press—Ia, Penang 44, Stanley Street

Street Straits Times—140, Cecil Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E232 NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS

Sunday Times—140, Cecil Street Home, English Monthly—358, Cama-

Tan Publicity Bureau, Ltd., H. T.— rines, Sta. Cruz

Robinson Road Kong Li Po, The, Chinese Daily-

Union Times Press—27-29, Club St. 430, Salazar, Binondo

Warta Ahad—185, 185a, 185b, Cecil La Opinon—65, J uan Luna, Binondo

Street La Yanguardia—T.V.T. Building, F.

Warta Malaya—185, 185a, 185b, Cecil Torres

Street Lasallite, The, English Fortnightly

—La Salle College

Sumatra Mabuhay, Morning Daily in Tagalog

De Sumatra Post—Medan —61, Calle Muralla

Manila City Directory—1104, Castil-

THE PHILIPPINES lejos

Manila Daily Bulletin—Corner Roan,

Cebu and Evangelista, Quiapo

Advertiser, The—198, Juan Luna New China Herald—568, Misericordia

Freeman, The—P.O. Box 311 Philippine Industrial Review, The—

Guardian, The Q. S. T. Bldg., 433, Dasmarinas,

Binondo

Iloilo Philippine Magazine—217, Dasma-

rinas, Binondo

El Centinela—24, Iznart Philippine Journal of Education—

El Pueblo—6, Gral Luna College of Education, U.P.

La Tribuna—14, Marina Street Philippine Journal of Science — 727,

Pearl Of the Orient—The Times Herran, Ermita

Philippine Law Journal, The—Col-

lege of Law, U.P.

Manila Philippine Magazine—1104, Castil-

American Chamber of Commerce Philippinelijos, Quiapo

Journal—180. David, Binondo Mining News—601, Es-

colta

Associated Press—Bulletin Building, Philippine Missionary—1916, Oro-

Sta. Cruz

Bulletin, Manila Daily—Raon, Quia- quieta, Sta. Cruz

po Philippine Poultry Journal — 357,

Cabletow, The, English and Spanish R. Hidalgo, Quiapo

Monthly— Masonic Temple Philippine Social Science Review—

Chinese Commercial News — 2r Soler 105, Rizal Hall, U.P.

Diocesan Chronicle—555, Isaac Peral, Philippines Herald—61, Muralla, In-

Ermita tramuros

Directory & Chronicle of the Sho-Ko Shimpo—841, Lepanto

Far East—Chaco Building Sugar News Press, Inc., The—671,

El Comercio—65, Juan Luna Dasmarinas

El Debate—61, Calle Murala Tribune, The—T.V.T. Builidng

Far Eastern Freemason, The—Ma- United Press. Association — Insular

sonic Temple Life Building, Binondo

Fqokien Times—197. Juan Luna,

Green and White, English Quarterly Woman’s Home Journal—1132, Cali-

fornia, Ermita

—De la Salle College

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

NEWSPAPERS & PUBLICATIONS—OFFICE EQUIPMENT E233

Zamboanga Tientsin

El Criterio Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

La Antoroha SIAM

Midanao Herald

Bangkok

OFFICE EQUIPMENT McFarland Typewriter Co., Ltd. —

Corner New and Suriwongse Roads

CHINA

MALAYA

Hongkong Penang

Dodwell & Co., Dtd. — Hongkong Roneo, Ltd.—19, Beach Street

Bank Building

Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.—Gloucester Selangor

Building (Arcade)

Barlock Typewriter

Mustard & Co., Ltd.—David House, ket Str., Kuala Lumpur Agency—6, Mar-

67, Des Voeux Road Central

Office Appliance Co.—12a, Des Vceux Singapore

Road Central

Ramsey & Co.—Hotel Cecil Basement Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. — 26-30a,

Cecil Street

Shanghai Remington Rand, Inc.—Guthries Bldg.,

24, Battery Road

Burroughs, Inc.—12, The Bund Roneo, Ltd.—3, Malacca Street

Business Equipment Corporation- Straits Typewriter Agency — 14a,

Change Alley

263, Kiangse Road

Commercial Equipment Co. — 303, NETHERLANDS INDIES

Kiangse Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd. Sourabaya

Evans & Son, Ltd.—David House Remeiods Bros. —15, Kembang Djepoon

Gallop & Co., Fed. Ino.—320, Sze-

chuen Road THE PHILIPPINES

Geddes Trading

Ltd.—-61, Yuenand Dairy

Ming YuenFarm

RoadCo.,

International Business Machines Manila

Corpn.—220, Szechuen Road A. & P. Co., Inc.—620, Escolta,

Office Appliance Co., Ltd.—150, Nan- N acional

king Road Erlanger & Galinger, Inc.—Regina

Office Utilities Service Bureau- Bldg.

133, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Gestetner Ltd., D.—108, Escolta

Remington Typewriter Agency—161, Heacock Oo., H. E.—120, Escolta

Museum Road Nielson Sales Co. —110, Escolta,

Underwood Typewriter Dept. — 81, Binondo

Jinkee Road Philippine Education Co.—101-103,

Weder, August—104, Hamilton House Escolta

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E234 OIL MERCHANTS

OIL MERCHANTS Takasaki Torao—34, Kami Gofuku-cho

JAPAN Yanase Shoji K.K.—Kami Gofuku-

cho

Hakodate Moji

Hakodate Juyu Tank K.K.—96, Sue- Asano Bussan Kaisha—Sanbaehi-dori

hiro-cho

Mitsutani Kiemon—2, Wakamatsu- Demitsumachi

Sakezo Shoten—-Nishi Hon-

elio

Kyushu

Murakami Tomikichi—28, Wakama- ki-cho Sekiyu K.K.—Moto Kujota-

tsu-cho

Maruzen Koyu G.K.—Soto Hama-chr

Kobe Standard Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

15

F. B. Broad & Son—7, Harima-machi Takahashi Makuma Shoten—Soto Ha-

Hatada Seiyu-sho—8, Goban-cho, 7- Washida Shokai G.K.—Higashi Hon-

chome machi

Honen Seiyu K.K —Naruo-mura

Inouye Mamekasu Seizo K.K.—Ha- Nagasaki

manaka-cho

Kobe Boiled Oil Co.—Kawanishi- Fujioka Eiji—Moto Funa-machi

dori

Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—18, Matsuhaya

machi

Shoten—12, Moto Funa-

Kitanaka-machi Nippon Sekiyu K.K.—1, Yanase-machi

Matsuno Shoten G. K.—150, Tamon- Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—7,

dori Tokiwa-machi

Mikado Seiyu K.K.—475, Nishide- Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—9, Oura

machi

Musabhoy & Co., Ltd., M.—328, San- Yamada Shoji K.K.—Onoe-machi

Yamaga Gennosuke—3, Suehixo-cho

nomiya

Nichibei Koyu K. K.—2, Umetate-cho

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—l, Nami- Nagoya

matsu-oho, 3-chome

Sakai Shoten—35, Akashi-machi Marusen Koyu Gomei Kaisha—Kita-

Sanko

machi Shogyo K.K.—47, Akashi- Nagoyakura-cho

Socony Vacuum Corporation—P.O. 71, Sawakami Ogura Sekiyu Hambai-sho—

Box 1 Atsuta Higashi-cho

Takada Seitaro Shoten — Shosen ku Nagoya iSeiyo K.K.—Hiroi-cho, Nishi-

Bldg., 5, Kaigan-dori

Union Oil Co. of California—7, Ha- Nichibei

shi-ku

Koyu K.K.—Ofune-cho, Ni-

rima-machi Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—Negi-cho, Naka-

ku

Kyushu Nitto Koyu K.K—48. Ofuna-cho

Hamada Yoshisuke—10, Shimo Tsushi- Rising

machi Petroleum Co.—2, Shinsakae-

ma-Koji Standard Vacuum Corporation — 3,

Kishi Takao—3, Kaigau-dori Shin-yanagi-cho

Kitamura Tamindo—68, Baba Shin- Yoshikawa Seiyu-sho—Nishi Kikui-

cho cho, Nishi-ku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E235

Osaka Nippon Seikiyu Kabushiki Kaisha—

Anzen-cho

Aoki Kagaku Seiyu-sho—26, Minami Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Chiwaka-cho

Sakaigawa-Gho Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—58, Ya-

Hasegawa Seiytt Kojo—30, Mina.ni mashita-cho

Nakamoto-cho

Kashiwara Seiyu Goshi Kaisha—2-40, Yokohama Kiyota Oil

Standard-Vacuum Co.—8, Bund

Shoten K.K.—250,

Minami-Horie-cho Kanagawa-dori

Matsumoto Seiyu-cho—4, Izuo Umeno-

machi FORMOSA

Mayeda Seiyu-cho—18, Fuku-machi

Nagai Shoten — 820, Daido-Seimei Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—

Bldg. Taihoku

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—Asaki Shitsuin Shoten—Taihoku

Bldg., 3, Nakanoshima Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

Settsu Seiyo K.K.—16, Yasui-cho 97, Taihoku

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Osaka

Building, 1, Soze-cho KOREA

Yoshihara Teijiro—7, Nakanoshima Beiyu Shokai—33, Saikaido, Seoul

Shimonoseki Chosen Yushi Kogyosho—12, Reido,

Asahi Sekiou K.K.—Kannozsaki-cho Keijo Seoul

Daido Koyu K.K.—Hanano-chi Eiyu Shoji Kaisha—88, Nan-

daimon-dori, Seoul

Fukuishi Shoten—Hanano-cho Nichibei Koyu K.K.—14, Furnichi-

Honen Seiyu K.K.—Hyaku-ju Bank machi, Seoul

Building Nippon Sekiyu K.K.—1, Naudaimon-

Yamamoto Sekiyu-ten—Imaura-cho dori, Seoul

Tokyo Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd.—10,

Nandaimon-dori, Seoul

Asahi Sekiyu K.K.—21-gokan, Maru- Standard-Vacuum

dori, Seoul

Oil Co. - 178, Gishu-

nouchi

Honen Sekiyu K.K.—Yaesu Building, Texas Box 25

Co. (China), Ltd., The — P.O.

Marunouchi

Hosoyama Tahochi Shoten—6, Shin- Texas SekiyuSeoul

mon-dori, Hambaisho—1, Nandai-

kawa

Nippon Oil Co.—Yuraku Building CHINA

Rising Sun Petroleum Co.—Sanshin

Building, Yuraku-cho Amoy

Sasaya Shoten—13, Hongo

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—519, Yaesu Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.—

Building Shell Corner

Watanabe Takejiro Shoten—19. Higa Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

shi Ryukanchi

Yetani Shokai—3, Ginza Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—H. K. and

Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Yokohama Canton

Fujii Seiyusho—32, Okano-cho Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.—

Iwai Seiyu Hiryo Gomei Kaisha—7, Shameen

Hoshino-cho Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Nichibei Koyu K.K.—53, Takashima- Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—47, B.

dori C., Shameen

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E236 OIL MERCHANTS

Changsha Hangchow

Asiatic Petboleum Co. (N. Ltd. Standard-Vacuum OilCo.Co.(N.C-), Ltd.

Asiatic Petroleum

Standard-Vacuum Oh. Co.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd. Hankow

Chefoo Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.

Standard-Yacuum.

10 Oil Co.—P.O. Box Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Co.—4, Hau Chung Road, S.A.D.

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd. — 9, Dahlia

Chinkiang Building, Hunan Road

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—Tungting,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.— Smith & Co.,andWerner

Whacheong Poyang Roads

G.—French

4, The Bund Bund

Chungking Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—National

City Bank Building

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Texas Co. (China), Ltd. — N.K.K.

Bldg., The Bund

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Young Brothers Trading Co.—Young

Texas Co. (China), Ltd. Brothers Corpn. Bldg.

Young Brothers Trading Co.

Harbin

Dairen Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co.,

Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co. East Ltd.—1, Pekarnaya Street

(Salad)—3, Higashikoen-chp Asiatic Co., Ltd.—65, Polevaya

Street

Asia Sekiyu Kaisha—213, Yamagata- Standard-Vacuum

dori Oil Co.—52, Diago-

nalnaya St., Pristan

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd.— Texas

213, Yamagata-dori Co. (China), Ltd.—42, Straho-

yvaya Street

Nisshin Seiya K.K.—3, Takara-cho

Santai Yubo K.K.—Hatsuse-cho Hoihow

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

60

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—230, Shiomi- Standard-Vacuum; Oil Co.

cho

Yano Moto Shoten G.K.—14, Yayai- Hongkong

cho

A. Yuen & Chee Cheong Co.—74,

Foochow Connaught Road Central

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.—

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Shell House

South China Trading Co., Ltd.—69, Davie,Road

Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s

Central

Me Wu Ting Road Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Voeux Road

Standard Vacuum Oil Corpn. Central

Texas Co., Ltd.—7, Huang Sung Pao Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7 Queen’s Rd.

Street Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST Oi' TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS E23?

Standard-VAcuijM Oil Co. — Union Knipschildt

chuen Road

& Eskklund—220, Sze-

Building

Texas Co (China), Ltd., The — 12, KoBAYAfeMi "19KO—115, Kiangse Road

Queen’s Road Central Liddell Bros. & Co.—4, Peking Road

Kiukiang Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—94, Canton

Road

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. SunO YOSH Oil Co.—280, Peking Rd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Ta Yu Yue Oil Mild—36, W. Soochow

Road

Kongmoon Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—30, Foochow

Road

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Union Oil Co. of California—239,

Standard-Vacuum Oil C04 Sassoon House

Zee & Sons, W.Z.—101,. Broadway

Mukden

Asiatic PetroletIm Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Soochow

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Standard-Vacuum ,Qil Co.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The—I.S.S. Swatow

Bldg.

Nanking Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

—P.O. Box 8

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Standard-Vacuum

79

Oil Co.—P.O. Box

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd., The — Sar TexasRoad

Co. (China), Ltd.—G, Koo Peng

Ki Wan

Nanning Tientsin

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.G.), Ltd.

Crystal, Ltd.—4, Pokotiloff Road

Newchwang Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima

Road

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—8, Quai de

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. France

Texas Co.—90, Victoria Road

Ningpo Tsinan

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Wei San

Peiping Lu

Asiatic Petroleum Co, (N. C.), Ltd.— Tsingtao

Legation St.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Cd.—7/ Erh P.O. Box 98 Cov (N-C.), Ltd.—

Asiatic Petroleum

Tiao Hutung Ring Chong Loong Co.—P.O. Box 59

Shanghai Minemura Oil Mills—34. Hwayang

Road

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Standard!Vacuum Oil Co"-?, Kuan-

—Shell Building, 1, The Bund tao Road

Dodwell & Co.—17, Canton Road Texas Co., Ltd.^3, Monchwang Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E238 OIL MERCHANTS

Wenchow MALAYA

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.O.), Ltd. Johore

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Johore Bahru

Wuchow Malacca

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (iS.C.), Ltd.

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Asiatic Petroleum Co.—73, Pengkalan

Texas Co. (China), Ltd. Rama

Wiihu Penang

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd. Ban Teik Bee Co.—170, Beach Street

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Kim Keng Leong & Co.—127, Beach

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.—Ho Nan Street

Kai Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Yunnanfu Sun Wo Loong Oil Mill Co. — 51,

Madras Lane (Coconut)

Cie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles Wakefield

Bank

& Co., Ltd.—Chartered

Chambers

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

SIAM Perak

Bangkok Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—P.O. Box

119, Ipoh

Asiatic Petroleum Co (Siam), Ltd.

—Bantawi Selangor

Siam Industries (1932), Ltd.—P.O.

Box BO Cumberbatch & Co.—Ford Street

Standard-Vacuum

Kong Bank Lane Oil Co. — Hong Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—High Str.,

Kuala Lumpur

INDO-CHINA Singapore

Haiphong Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Shell House,

COMPAGNIE FRANCO-AsIATIQUES DES BeeCollyer Quay

Huat & Co.—121, Beach Road

Petroles—5, Rue Briere de 1’Isle Crosfield

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—13, Rue ca Street& Sons, Ltd., J.—5, Malac-

Jules Ferry

Texas Co., Ltd.—23, Rue Jules Ferry HoChulia

Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd.—61,

Street

Provinces du Tonkin Jacks & Co.Prince

Building, (Malaya),

Street Ltd.—Ocean

Nouyen van Chung—Dap^Cau Scotia Lubricating Oil Co.—2, Fin-

layson Green

Saigon Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. — Union

Building, 5th Floor

Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Pe-- Union Oil Co. of California Union

troles—15, Boulevard Norodom Building, Collyer Quay

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Banque Wakefield

de PIndochine Building

& Co., Ltd., C. C.—41-43,

Robinson Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

OIL MERCHANTS — OPTICAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES E239

THE PHILIPPINES BORNEO

Cebu Sarawak

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Gotiaocc British Malayan Co.,

Asiatic Petroleum Ltd.—Labuan

Petroleum Co,,

Building Ltd.—Sandakan

Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc., The Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd.—Miri

Iloilo NETHERLANDS INDIES

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Philippines), Sumatra

Ltd.

Sooony-Vacuum Corporation N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maat-

Texas Co., Inc. , schappij—Pangkala Brandan

Manila OPTICAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Asiatic Petroleum Co.—Hongkong & JAPAN

Shanghai Bank Building Kobe

Associated Oil Co. — China Bank

Building Fukuoka Shinsei-do.—3, Tamon-dori

Babcock & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box 1222; Hattori Hosei-do.—67, Sannomiya-

El Hogar Bldg. cho

Bennett, Inc., P. M.—53, Lorenzo de Inouye Gankyoten—Sannomiya-cho

la Paz

Carrero, Vidal & Co.—Isla de Provi- Kobe Gankyo-in—52, Motomachi-dori

Morikawa Shoten—170, Motomachi-

sor, Paco (Coconut) dori

El Dorado Oil Works— 318, National Nishimura Shoten—159, Motomachi-

City Bank Building, Binondo dori

Philippine Engineer Corpn.—Pilar Tamaya Shoten Kano-cho

Bldg.

Philippine Manufacturing Co.—244, Osaka

David, Binondo

Philippine Refining Co. (Coco- Schmidt Shoten—13, Nakanoshima,

nut)—1036, Isaac Peral 3-chome

Philippine Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O. Tokyo

Box 843

Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (Coconut) Hospital Supply Co.—7, Yamamoto-

—Tomas Claudio,' Pandacan cho

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—426, Das- Krausse, E.—10, Marunouchi, San-

marinas chome

Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc. — 9, Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Eaisma)—

Plaza, Moraga, Binondo

Valvoline Oil Co. of New York-^1, Yusen Building, Marunouchi

Banaca, San Miguel CHINA

Zamboanga Canton

Socony-Vacuum Corporation—Atkins Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F. C., Shameen

Kroll Building Schmidt & Co.—20-24, Ching Yuen

Vegetable Oil Co.—P.O. Box 14. Maloo

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E240 OPTICAL & MEDICAL SUPPLIES-PAINT & VARNISH

Dairen MALAYA

Hirata Yoko—47, Narniwa-cho Malacca

Nan Yang Yen Ching Kung Ssu—81,

Yanbu-dori Georgetown Dispensary—9, Riverside

Ohmi Yoko—37, Naniwa-cFo

Shih Wei Chi—Naniwa-cho Singapore

Harbin Eastern Optical Co. —15, South

Canal Road

Rodenstock, G.—2, Sammanaya St. Eye Clinic, The—191, Middle Road

Schmidt & Co.—40, Diagonalnaia Ezekiel & Sons—Raffles Chamber,

Raffles Place

Peiping Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd.—15, Bat-

tery Road

Schmidth & Co., F.L.—23, Hsi Tsung Nan Sin Optical House—325, North

Pu Hutung Bridge Road

Hongkong THE PHILIPPINES

Bakilly Co., Ltd. —153, Des Voeux Manila

Road Ceiitral

Chinese Optical Co.—€7, Queen’s Botica Boie—95, Esoolta, Binondo

Road Central

Hongkong Optical Co.—53, Queen’s Casaje Toh & Co., Inc.—135, Rosario

Road Central Clark & Ob.—Masonic Temple

International Trading Co. — China Heacock Co., H. E.—124, Escolta

Building Escolta Optical Co.—167, Escolta

Lazarus, N.—6, Pedder Street Lara Optical Co.—356, Raon

Lee Bros.—8, D’Aguilar Street

Mayen & Co.—37, Queen’s Road C. Reyes Optical Co.—684, Ave. Rizal

Sino- American Optical Co. — 238 Reyes Rizal

Bros. Optical Co.—702, Ave.

Queen’s Road Central Sabater Manuel—76, Escolta

Shanghai Torres Optical Co.—554, Juan Luna

Valencia Optical, Inc.—87, Escolta

China Scientific Instrument Co., PAINT & VARNISH

Ltd.—131, Museum Road

Ismer & Co., C.—244, Nanking Road JAPAN

Soherings, Ltd.—133, Yuen Ming

Yuen Road Kobe

Schmidt & Co.—Sassoon House

Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd. — 2, Peking Choyei-Gumi—Nishi-shirike-cho

Road

Daito Toryo K. K. — Choshu, Oda-

Tientsin muna

Higashiyama Shoten — 196, Nishide-

Tientsin Optical Co.—65, Rue de machi

Takou International Paint Go.—P.O. Box

Schmidt & Co.—52, Taku Road 141

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAINT & VARNISH E241

ixANAE Shoten—Shimagami-cho Suzuki Kinnosuke Shoten—11, Masa-

Kansai Paint K. K.—365, Kanzaki go-cho

Kobe Tokyo K.K.—1, Mizukasa-dori Takagi Tsunesabuko Shoten—28, Su-

miyashi-cho

Nippon Paint Kobe Soko—388, Nis- Yatomi Shokai—23, Kaigan-dori

hide-machi

Okada Tokyo-ten—83, Sannomiya-cho CHINA

Red Hand Compositions Co.—Ycnei

Shot-en, 23, Sakae-machi Dairen

Toyo Tokyo Seizo K.K.—2, Suguhara-

dori Hayashi Yoko—80, Nishi Yoke

Marshu Paint K.K.—(53, Susono-cho

Nagasaki Tanaka Keitei Shokai G.K.—218,

Yamagata-dori

Suzubun Shoten—52, Tsuki-machi

Yoshida Rainosuke—22, Moto Furu- Hankow

kawa-machi

Hwa Chang Co., Ltd.—9, Dahlia

Osaka Building, Hunan Rd., S.A.D. 3.

Asahi Paint Seizo G.K.—21, Urae-cho Hongkong

Nippon Paint Seizo K.K.—10, Urae- Ault & Wiboeg Co.—17, Connaught

cho Road Central

Taisho Paint K.K.—Minami Sakai- China Paint Manufacturing Co.,

gawa Ltd.—1, Arran St., Kowloon

Taiyo Paint Seizo Kogyo K.K. — 42. Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. — 3, Queen’s

Fuku-inachi Road Central

Teikoko Paint Seizo K.K.—38, Ho- Eastern Asbestos Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

getsu-cho Central

Toa Paint Seizo K.K.—33, Takami- Goeke & Co. (1935) Export, A.-^China

cho Building

Kelly & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Rd. C.

Tokyo Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W. R.—

York Building

Fuji Tokyo K K.—Showa Building, National Lacquer & Paint Pro-

Marunouchi ducts Co., Ltd.—704-710, King’s Road,

Nippon Kakkc Paint K.K.—3, Ginza North Point

Nippon Paint Seizo K. K.—Minamis- Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des

hinagawa Shuku Voeux Road Central

Teikoku Tokyo K.K.—13, Kiba-cho Sun Fat Co.—National Bank Building,

8a, Des Voeux Road Central

Yokohama Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark—

Hong Kong Bank Bldg.

Akimoto Aburaten—12, Choja^machi Shanghai

Amano Shoten—16, Onoe-cho

Inagaki Yeizo Shoten—17, (Noge-cho Campbell, H. B.—1481, Bubbling Well

Kaneko Katsujiro Shoten—78, Sumi- Road

Mokobashi Chiyokichi Shoten—1117, Chen Hua Paint Manufacturing Co.,

Kuto-cho Ltd.—478-80, North SoochowRoad

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E242 PAINT & VARNISH—PAPER MERCHANTS

Felgate & Co., R. H.—1547, Bubbling Hakushin-sha

kae-machi

Kobe Branch—25, Sa-

Well Road

Red Hand Compositions Co.—320, Inouye dori

Kamimise —14, Moto-machi

Szechuen Road

Slowe & Co., Ltd.—110 Hankow Road Japan Paper Co.- 99, Kitamachi

Wilkinson. Heywood & Clark—320, Kawabata Yoshiten—33, Kumoi-dori

Szechuen Road Kobe Bosui Shifu Seizo-sho—6, Dai-

kai-dori

Tientsin Kobe iSeishi-sho—26, Asahi-dori

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—5, Vic- Kudo Yoshiten—20, Sakae-maohi

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.—35, Nishi-

toria Road machi

NETHERLANDS INDIES Matsuda Shokai—13, Kaigan-dori

Mitsubishi Seishi K. K.—Takasago-

Sourabaya cho

Murakami Shokai—25, Kawasaki-cho

N. V. P A. Reqnault’s Verf-Tikk & Nippon Shigyo K.K.—98, Yedo-machi

Blikfabriecken Nippon Shirui Shokai—77, Moto-

machi

THE PHILIPPINES Nissha Shokai—340, Iwaya

Manila Suda Shokai—5, Karumo-dori

Tanaka Gensaburo Shoten—41, Kita-

Bazar Siglo—Plaza de Conde nagasa-dori

Oham-Samco & Sons—300, Sto. Cristo, Yokogawa

sa-cho

Shokiku do—9, Kitanaga-

San Nicolas

Elizalde & Cia—P.O. Box 121 Kyushu

Getz Bros. & Co.—20, Soriano Bldg.

Go Soc.—618, Rizal Avenue Aori Isokichi—1, Furukoji

Norton & Harrison Co.—Kneedler Hakushinsha K.K.—Okonai-cho

Building Kawarada Heizo—29, Kojiya-cho

Perez Samanillo, Rafael — 116-122, Kojima Wayoshiten G.K.—38, Naka-

Juan Luna jima-cho

Reyes & Co., F.—424, Azcarraga, San Watanabe Kamimise G.K.—25, Kami

Nicolas Nishi-cho

Roelli & Co., Inc. — 244, David

Binondo Moji

Simeon O. Suan—324, Echague

Uy Chaco Sons & Co.-^Chaco Bldg. Daido Yoshiten K.K.—Uchihamacho

Viegelmann, E.—456, Dasmarinas Nakai Shoten K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

PAPER MERCHANTS Nagasaki

JAPAN Inouye Isao^-37, Moto Konya-machi

Kobe Inouye Kenkwa-do—48, Suwa-machi

Mutaguchi Ichisaku—52, Yorzuzo-machi

Fuji Seishi K.K.—25, Jokoji Shoshin-do—89, Doza-machi

Futmai Shokai — 106, Nakayamate- Shoyei-do—25, Katsuyama-cho

dbri Yamaguchi Kichiro—26, Zaimoku-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAPER MERCHANTS E243

Osaka Hagiwara Kamimise—102, Nandai-

mon dori, Seoul

A all & Co., Ltd,—9, Koraibashi Nippon Shigyo K.K.—106, Nandaimon-

Fuji Seishi K.K.—1, Nishino Shi- dori

mono-cho Okura Yoshiten—137, Nandaimondori

Fukuyama Seishi K.K.—-12, Kitahorie Senichi Shibutsu K.K.—26, Jushodo

Kami-cho

Furukawa Seishi K.K.—906, Imafuku- CHINA

cho

Karafuto Kogyo K.K.—1, Tamae-cho Canton

Nikka Seishi K.K.—3, Honjo Higa- Rafeek & Co.—27-28 French Concession

shi-machi

Oji Seishi K.K.—124, Kita Nagae- Shameen

cho Chefoo

Okayama Seisha K.K.—1, Utsubo

Kita-machi Kung Dah Printing Press—6, Chao

Shidzuoka Yang Street

Nippon Shoshi K. K.—54, Mabuchi- Dairen

Hon-cho

Nozaki Jubei Shoten—34, Gofuku-cho Daido dori

Yoshiten K.K.—125, Yamagata-

Sano Kikuzo Shoten—14, Cha-maohi Fuji

Shizuhata

cho Seishi K.K.—14, Mizuochi- doriYoshiten K.K.—147, Yamagata-

Gadelius & Co., Ltd.—18, Yama^ata-

Tokyo dori

Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41. Central Hagiwara Shoten K.K.—52, Kambu-

Azuma Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—77, dori

Shimo Ochiai Hankow

Fuji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—3, Ginza

Lendrum (Japan), Ltd.—P.O.—Box 95 Chung Hwa Steel Products & Trad-

Central ing Co.—29, Rue de Paris, Exten.

Mitsushi Paper Mills, Ltd.—6, Maru- Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.

nouohi

Nippon Shioyo K.K.—59, Motomachi Itoh && Co., C.—7, Poyang Rd., S.A.D. 3

Oji Seishi Kabushiki Kaisha—Sanshin LeePoyang Co.,RoadLtd., D.A.—Ding An Lee,

Bldg., 10, Yuraku-cho

Yokohama Harbin

Bunsei-do Yoshiten — 39, Sumyoshi- Genfer, M.A.—10, Polenaya. Corner

cho 43, Diagonalnaya Sir.

Ishida Wayoshiten—177, Furo-cho Hongkong

Miyamoto Shoten—13, Onoe-cho

Nippon Shigyo K.K.—108, Aioi-cho Ault & Wiborg—17, Connaught Road

Ogawa Yoshiten—59, Minaminaka-dori Central

Takasago Shoten—2, Onoe-cho CheCentral

San & Co.—58, Des Vceux Road

KOREA Chee King—392, Queen’s Road West

Hagino Shoten—95, Taihei-dori, Seoul Commercial Press—35, Queen’s Road

Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TKADES

£244 PAPER MERCHANTS

Deb A. Wing & Co.—14, Wellington Bunshin Paper Co., Ltd.—89, Foo-

Street chow Road

Huygen, G. E.—A Lee Yuen Street China Fibre Container Cb.—273.

West Haichow Road

Ito & Co. (H.K.), Ltd., G.—Prince’s China Paper Co.—185, Ytten Ming

Building Yuen Road

Jardine, Matheson & COi—18, Pedder China Printing Supply Co.—23,

Street Chaotung Road

Johnson & Co.—63, Wai Ching Street Clive & Co.—39, Avenue Edward VII

Kelley & Co., LtfD.—11, Queen’s Rd. C. Commercial Press, Ltd.—211, Honan

Kotewall

ing & Co., R.H.—China Build- Road Paper Co.—242, Hamilton House

Kwok & Co., P.K.—35, Hing Lung Cosmos Daido Yoshiten, Ltd.—105, Kiangse

Street Road

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., W.R.— Dixon & Son, Ltd., H. C. —Lane 126, 10,

, York Building Szechuen Road

Luen Cheong & Co.—74, Des Vceux Frost, Bland & Cb.—33, Szechuen

Road Central Road

Maison F. Mathieu Ste. Ame—Prince Gallop, H. B.—303, Avenue Petain

Building

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd.—Hol- Gallop & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Glanzmann Co., S'.—162, Canton Road

land House, Queen’s Road Central Hoehnke,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Prince’s May Son Frithjof—220, Szechuen Road

& Co.—81, Honan Road

Building

Moulder & Co., Ltd.—China Build- Mitsubishi

kiang Road

Shoji Kaisha—36, Kiu-

ing

Noronha & Co.—18, Ice House Street Molnar & Greiner—330, Szechuen

Road

Reiss Bradley & Co., Ltd.—7, Queen’s OuskoulI,

Road Central M. H.A.—142, Museum Road

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des KiangseBrockelmann

Reuter,

Road

& Co. — 452,

Voeux Road Central

Sun Tai Cheung—129, Bonham Strand Schuster, E.—240, Hamilton House

East Shanghai Paper Industry Co., Ltd.—

Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.—China 115, Hankow Road

Building Shanghai Press, Ltd.—56, Haskell Road

Thoresen & Co:—Queen’s Building Synnerberg, G. V.—264, Kiangse Rd.

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Telge & Schroeter — 620, Szechuen

Building Road

Thoresen & Co., Q.—110, Szechuen

Macao Road

Po Man Lau—2, Largo-do S. Domin- Viccajee

Road

& Co., LTd., F.—132, Kiangse

gos Yah CheN Co.—Lane 103, 7, Nanking

Road

Shanghai

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—21, 24 <& 43, Swatow

Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Bradley & Co.—P.O. Box 76

Ault & Wiborg China Co.—157, Can- Shauter, Dayland & Co., Ltd.—44,

ton Road Yee Ann, Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PAPER MERCHANTS-PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES E245

Tientsin THE PHILIPPINES

Andersen, Meyer & Co.—96, Rue de Manila

Takou

Caxton Press, Ltd.—Council Road A. C. Ransom Philippine Corporation—

Forbes & Co., Ltd., William—45, Vic- 717-721, Florentinq Torres

toria Road Ault & Wiborg (Far East) Co.—30-32,

Gipperich & Co., E.—52, Taku Roald Basando

Perrin CoRofto StTPPLY Co.—402, Juan Luna

Road Cooper & Co.—73, Consular Hall Whipple & Co., INC;., S.-- 176, Soler,

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co.—29, Con- Binondo

sular Load Heilbronn Co., J. P., Inc.—233, Calle

David, Binoridc

' SIAM Manila Blue Printing Co.—Santa

Cruz Bridge

Bangkok Philippine Education Co.—101, Es-

colta

Barrow, Brown & Co., Ltd.—Tapan

Hua Takay PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Diethelm <& Co., Ltd.

■ malaVa JAPAN

Negri Sembilan Kobe

Commercial Press, Ltd.—125, Birch Akakabe Shoten — 133, Motomachi-

Road, Seremban dori

Penang Arakawa iShashin Shokai—173, San-

nomiya-cho

Criterion Press Co., Ltd.—Echo Build- Futaba Shashin Shokai — 39, Akashi-

ing, Penang Road machi

Perak Honjo Shokai—61, Motomachi-dori

Nantoh & Co.—Nakayamate

Commercial Press, Ltd.—15, Pang- Yasui dori Shasinki-ten — 187, Motomachi-

lima Street, Ipoh Yoshida Yoshi Shoten—34, Sanno-

Selangor miya-cho

Canton Press—6-8, Market Street, Kyoto

Kuala Lumpur

Singapore Asanuma Shokai—Bukkoji Sagaru

Kataoka Shashin Zairyo-ten—Kawa-

ra-machi-kado

De Souza Bros.—106, North Bridge Road M inoru-ya S hash in-ten—S akai-machi-

Dickinson & Co., Ltd., John—Dun- uishi-iru

lop House, Robinson Road

Koh YewBridge

North Eng Kee Press—18, Nagano

HeanoRoad Harunosuke—Ayakoji-sagaru

Yamamoto Suetaro—Sanjo-agaru

Motiwalla & Co., E. J.—6 & 8, Yamashita Shoten—Bukkoji-sagaru

d’Almeida Street Purukawa Shashin Zairyoten—14,

Spicers (Export), Ltd.—P.O. Box 572 Kita Kyutaro-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E246 PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES

Kawara Shashikiten — 60, Kawara- Peiping

machi

Konishi Roku—46, Nagaboribashi Camera Craft Co.—2, Morrison Street

Momiji-ya-209, Kamifukushima Deutsche Farben H.-G. Waibel & Co.

—21, Gan Mien Hutung

Tokyo Hartonq’s Photo Shop—3, Legation

Street

Sangokh Boeki K.K.—8, Yumi-cho

Zeiss, Carl (Kabushiki Kaisha)—Yu- Shanghai

sen Building, Marunouchi

China Sports—560, Szechuen Road

CHINA Chiyo Yoko—166, Nanking Road

Amoy Eastman Kodak & Co.—185, Yuen

Ming Yuen Road

Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. Ilford, Ltd.—7-9, Montauban Road

Scherings, Ltd—133, Yuen Ming

Dairen Yuen Road

Squires, Bingham, Ltd.—126, Nan-

Hashizume Yoko—64, Oyama-dori king Road

Kashimura Yoko K.K.^54, Ise-cho Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—71, Nan-

king Road

Kimura Yoko—35, Nishi-dori

Mori Yoko—Ginza-dori Tientsin

Sano Yoko G.K.—35, Oyama-dori

Kodak Shop, The—111, Victoria Road

Hankow

Bechler, E.—Corner of Hunan and MALAYA

Cooperation Roads Singapore

Deutsche Farben, H. G. Waibel & Co.

—11. The Bund, S.A.D. 3. Ebata & Co’y.—33, Coleman Street

Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. — Corner Ezekiel & Sons, E. S. — 3, Capitol

of Rue Clemenceau and Rue Dubai 1 Building, Stamford Road

Zenith Studio—21, Kianghan Road Kodak, Ltd.—130, Robinson Road

Hongkong LeeFloor)

& Co., C. M.—37-39, High Street (1st

A. Sek & Co.—26a, Des Vceux Road C. RoadKhoon Heng — 245-7, Orchard

Lim

Eastman Kodak Co. — 14, Queen’s Malaya Photo Supply Co.—59, Vic-

Road Central toria Street

Hall Law & Co.—China Building Maynard & Co.—11, Battery Road

Long Hing & Co.—8, Des Voeux Road Singapore Photo Co.—37-39, High Street

Central Wah Heng & Co., Ltd—95 North

Mayen & Co.—34, Wyndham Street Bridge Road

Macao SIAM

Po Man Lau—2, Largo db, S. Domin- Bangkok

gos

Thomson Loo & Co.—1a, Rua Central Diethelm & Co., Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES— PLUMBING & HEATING-

PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS E247

THE PHILIPPINES THE PHILIPPINES

Manila Manila

Botioa Boib—95, Esoolta Oasupanan Bros.—243, Blumentrid

Camera Supply Co.—138, Escolta

Heacock Co., H. E.—120-130, Escolta Gonzales,

Jones, J.

D. A.—120, Tetuan

W.—312, Misericordia

Kodak Philippines, Ltd.—434, Das- La Higiene—54, Orozco

marinas Lazaro, G.—245, Moriones

Manila Photo Supply, Inc.—159-161, Luzon Metal & Plumbing Works Co.,

Escolta Inc.—521-523, Soler Binondo

Modern Kodak Finishing, The—74, Tiongson, Regino—1218, Misericordia

Soler

Sun Photo Supply—Crystal Arcade, United Juan

Plumbing Co., Inc.—666-676,

Luna, San Nicolas

Escolta Yu Eng Kao — 602-604, Azcarraga,

PLUMBING & HEATING Ton do

JAPAN POWER PLANTS IN THE

Osaka PHILIPPINES—((S'ee B4)

Nippon Suido Eisei Koji K.K.—60, PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS

Kor ai-bashi-zume JAPAN

CHINA Kobe

Hankow

Chugai Insatsu K. K. — 2-6, Azuma*

Mei Loong & Co.—Opposite Y.M.C.A., dori

S.A.D. 2. Ichikawa Gomei Insatsu-sho — 147,

Kitanagasa-dori

Hongkong Inouye Kikuzo Insatsu-sho—136, NL

ban-cho 1-chome

Lee Yu Kee—37, Des Voeux Rd. C. Japan Chronicle Press—65, Naniwar

Warren & Co., Ltd., C. E.—St. George's machi

Building Kobe Tsukumo-do—11, Kaigan-don

Peiping Kobe & Osaka Press—2, Kaigan-dori

Kodama Ohbun Kappan-sho—229, Mo-

tomachi-dori

China Radiator Co.—311, Chao Yang Kukumaru

Men Street Moto-machi Printing Office — 25,

Engineering Practice, Inc.—11, Fang Kyoshin

Chia Hutung, Antingmen Nei Insatsu K.K.-90, Shimosa-

wa-dori

Shanghai Meibun-do—11, Sannomiya-cho

Mitsumura Insatsu K.K.—-4, Isogami-

China Plumbing & Heating Co —416, dori

Szechuen Road Naigai Insatsu K.K.—1-33, Kusuno-

New Shanghai Heating and Plumb- ki-cho

ing Co.—Lane 200, 21, Peking Road Okabe Insatsu Jimusho—36, Sakae-

Universal Engineering Co. — 2, machi

Avenue Petain Sanyei-sho—285, Moto-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E248 PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS

Shubun-sha K. K.—119, Aioi-cho Osaka

Tanaka

machi Insitsu K.K. — 102, Yedo- Araki Sanjiro—42, Okumi-cho

Yamada Mark Shokai—257, Kotono- Chuo Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—9, Higa-

cho shinoda-cho

Yokoyama Shigeru—1-24, Moto-machi Isemato Kasaburo—4, Bakuro-machi

Kyoto Kobe Insatsu-sho—1-20, Kozu-cho Mi-

nami-ku

Endo Tokujiro—Yanagibabu-higashi Mikado Insatsu Goshi Kaisha—12,

Ishida Kyokusan Insatstj K.K.—Sa- W asen-cho

kai-machi Morikawa Insatsu-sho—34, Umeda-

Kamxhipe Shoten—Omiya-Higashi cho

Nakamura Seihan-jo—Fuyamachi Nakada Insatsu-sho—65, Andojibashi,

Okumura Chozo—Inokuma-Kado Minami-ku

Otoi Yoshio—Sanjo-sagaru Nakane Kojo—301, Nae-cho

Sobun-sha Insatsusho — Kamigoryo- Tsutsumi

ma Kita

Miyoshi—49, Kamifakushi-

mae-agara

Suzuki Sholi-sha—Higashi-iru Umeda Insatsu-sho—86, Kamifukushi-

ma Kita

Kyushu Yamada Seihan Insatsu-sho—1032, Ni-

shimarute-cho

Fukuoka Insatsu K.K.—Kami Naji- y ohana-do Insatsu-sho—143, Moto-

ma-cho machi

Hakata-do—40, Furumonto-cho

Showa Insatsu G.K.—354, Haruyoshi- Tokyo

cho

Yamada Jumichiro—25, Furokuji-cl?o

Moji Chugai

kurawaInsatsu Kaisha—25, Nishifu-

Arima Insatsusho G.K.—3, Dairi ICHIBAN-KAN PRINTING OFFICE—3, Ima-

gawakoji, Kanda-ku

Minami Sakae-machi

Ryubun-do Insatsusho G.K.—Gin-cho Isshiki Printing Co.—3, Yuraku-cho

Toyo Seihan K.K.—Naniwa-cho Kojima Insatsu K.K.—655, Kita Shi-

nagawa-cho

Nagasaki Kyodo Insatsu K.K.—Hisakatacho,

Hoishikawa-ku

Hakuyei-sha—7, Enotsu-machi Nitto Insatsu K.K.—36, Masago-cho,

Harada Shin-ichiro—10, Dozamachi Hongo-ku

Jusei-sha K.K.—1, Motohakata-cho Ohye Printing Co.—81, Kogas-eho

Nagoya Shuyei-sha, Ltd.—12, Ichigayakaga-

cho

Issei-sha—16, Chihaya-cho Tokyo Insatsu K.K.—Kogyo Ginko

Nagoya Insatsu K.K.—Minami Hisa- Building, Marunouchi

ya-cho Tokyo Tsukiji Type Foundry—Tsu-

Showa Insatsu K.K.—24, Hariya- kiji Kyobashi-ku

machi Toyo Printing Co., Ltd.—32, Atago-

Tanaka Tensha Insatsu-sho — 1,020, cho

Higashi Osone-cho Yoshida Insatsu-sho—17, Saruya-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS A PUBLISHERS E24&

Yokohama Harbin

Bunju-do Printing Office—46, Yedo- Harbin Commercial Post—10, Malaya

mura Skvoznaya

Kanbe Insatsusho—35, Mandai-cho Harbin Daily News—14, Bulvarny

Ohkawa Insatsusho—54, Ohta-machi Prospect

Onoe Insatsusho—44, Aioi-cho Harbin Herald

Taihei Insatsu K.K.—851, Nishibobe- Harbin Observer—10, Malaya Skvoz-

cho naya

Taiyosha Insatsusho—35, Matsugake- Harbin Zaria—1, iSkvoznaya Street

cho Simpson’s Agencies—2, Konnaya St.

KOREA

Hongkong

Chikazawa Shoten—76, Hasegawa-cho,

Seoul Central Printing Office—23, D’Agui-

Chosen Insatsc K.K.—62, Horai-cho, lar Street

Seoul Che San & Co.—58, Desi Voeux Road

Christian Literature Society—Seoul Central

Matsumoto Insatsusho G.K.—49, Mi- China Miail—Windsor House, Des Voeux

Road Central

zushita-cho, Seoul.

Tanioka Shoten G.K.—131, Hon-cho Commercial Press, Ltd.—35, Queen’s

Road C. Printing Works, North

CHINA Point

Connaught Printing Press,—U,

Chefoo Stanley Street

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James—P.O. DerStreet A Wing, Ltd.—14, Wellington

Box 53 Empire Printing Press—50, Welling-

Kung Dah Printing Press—6, Chao ton Street

Yang St. Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. -

Dairen Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

Central

Ichibankan—52, Shikishima-cho Hongkong Telegraph—1, Wyndham

Street

Matsuura Insatsusho—34, Yoshino-cho Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd.

Nisshin Insatsusho K.K.—2, Oye-cho (Lithographers)—4, (Queen’s Road C.

Takeshita

dori Shoten —16&; Yamagata- Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—York Building

Toa Insatsu K.K.—91, Omi-cho Local Printing Press, Ltd..— 13,

Duddell Street

Hankow Millington, Ltd.—King’s Building

National Publishers, Ltd. • 12-14,

Central China Post, Ltd. — Corner Queen’s Road Central

Hunan and Peking Roads Newspaper Enterprise, Ltd.—Windsor

Dah Tung Printing Go.—51, Sing NoronhaHouse, Des Vceux Road Central

Ping Lee, F. C. & Co.—18, lee House Street

Hankow Printing Office—13; San- South China Morning Post, Ltd.—1,

Wyndham Street

kiao Road

Religious Wing Fat Printing Co.—149, Wing

37, PoyangTract

RoadSociety Press—33- Lok Street

Tai-Sing Printing Office—7, Liangyi Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd. — China

Street Building (Basement), Queen’s Road C.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E250 PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS

Macao May Sun & Co.—81, Honan Road

Typographia Mercantil de N. T. Mercantile Printing Co.—255, Wei-

Fernandes Filhos, Ltd.—26. Rua Neehaiwei Shing

Road

Printing Co,—Lane 242, G26

Central Tiendong Road

North

Ltd.—17, The BundNews & Herald,

China Daily

Nanking

Oriental Press, The—668, Szechuen

Educational Bookstore—400, Chung Road

Shan Road Oxford University Press — 140, Pek-

ing Road

Peiping Phoenix Press—131, Museum Road

Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury

Bureau of Engraving & Printing— Shanghai—19, Avenue Edward, VII

1, Pai Chih Fang Mainichi Shimbun — 1,

French Bookstore—Grand Hotel de ShanghaiThorne Road

Pekin Press, Ltd.—56, Haskell Road

Peiyang Press—3, Legation Street Shanghai Times & Shanghai Sunday

Times—160, Avenue Edward VII

Shanghai Shanghai Zaria—774, Avenue Joffre

Signs of the Times Publishing

A.B.C. House—515, Ningkuo Road

Road Press —Lane 126, 22, Szechuen Slovo

Avenue

Printing Publishing Co.—238,

du Roi Albert

Ah Sing—561, Boone Road Sun Hing Printing Co.—Lane 318, G80,

Andreeff, D.—Ps 220, 13, Vallon Tiendong Road

Ashizawa Printing Co.—300, Hai- Union Printing Co.—422, Hart Rd.

ning Road

Brewer, H. E. —526, Embankment Bldg. WahM Yang

iller RoadPrinting Co.— Lane 37, 4,

Bumpo Yoko—433, Woosung Road Wen Hwa Fine Arts Press, Ltd.—

China News Co.—447, Szechuen Road 1020, Point Road

China Press, Inc—160, Avenue Ed- Willow Road

Pattern Press—668, Szechuen

ward VII

Comacrib Press—] 18, Museum Road Yik Shing—426, Kiangse Road

Commercial Press, Ltd.—211, Honan Yue Tah.Co.—Lane 18, 4, Pakhoi Road

Road Ziang Kee Book Co.—635, Szechuen

Dong Woo Printing Co.—50, Boone Road

Road

E-Shing & Co.—494, Szechuen Road Tientsin

Evans & Co., Ltd., J. J.—320, Kiangse

Road Caxton Press—Council Road

Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.—66, Nanking Chihli Press, Inc.—25, Rue St. Louis

Road North China Advertising Co. — 113v

Kwang Hsueh Publishing House- Rue de Chaylard

140, Peking Road North China Daily Mail—19, Rue de

Lee Hing Printing Co.—583, Sze Peiyang France

chuen Road Press, Ltd.—27, Wusih Road

Lians You Printing and Publishing Council Road & Co., A. J.—16,

Serebrennikoff

Co.—851, North Szechuen Road

Ling

Lane Sang Ink, Ltd.— Tientsin

PrintingRoad

77, 14, Kweichow Road

Press, Ltd.—181, Victoria.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS E251

Fu Chang Printing Co.—58, Wei- Art Printing Works—80, Ampang

hsien Road Road, Kuala Lumpur

Tsingtao Advertising and Publicity Caxton Press—20, Station Street,

Co.—5, Chi Hsia Road Klang and 4 and 6, Market Street,

Tsingtao Times—1, Hsin Tai Road Kuala Lumpur

Chong & Co., Peter—31, Ampang

SIAM Street, Kuala Lumpur

Commercial Press—117, High Street,

Kuala Lumpur

Bangkok Federal Rubbee Stamp 32, Co.—Old

Market Square

Bangkok Times Press, Ltd. Grenier & Son, Ltd.—27, Old Market

Siam Free Press Co. Street, Kuala Lumpur

Stationers Hall—230, New Road Khee Meng Press—234, High Street,

Kuala. Lumpur

MALAYA Kyle Paimer & Co., Ltd.—231, Batu

Road, Kuala Lumpur

Malacca Singapore

Malacca Commercial Press—3, Second Chonu & Co., Peter—7 & 9, Robinson

Cross Street Road

Malacca Guardian, Ltd.—3, Jonker De Souza Brothers—106, North Bridge

Street Road

Negri Sembilan Jitts & Co., Ltd.—96, Robinson Road

Kelly & Walsh, Lid.—32, Raffles Place

Commercial Press—125, Birch Road, Kiat & Co., Ltd., G. H.—6 & 8, Robinson

Seremban Road

Grenier & Son, Ltd., Charles—69, Koh Yew Hean Eng Kee Press —18,

Birch Road, Seremban North Bridge Road

Lithographers, Ltd.—20

Penang Chambers

London and Eastern Printing Co.,

Criterion Press Co.—Echo Building, Ltd.—11, Keppel Road

Penang Road Malaya Publishing House—Stamford

Ganesh Printing Works—99, Penang Road and Armenian Street

Street Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd.—104/116,

Penang Premier Press—34, Beach St. Anson Road

Motiwalla & Co.—6

Perak Street

Nanyo Printing Office —162 & 164,

Caxton Press, Lh'—130, Belfi« ’ Cecil Street

Street, Ipoh Printers, Ltd.—9, D’Almeida Street

Commercial Press 15, Panglima Straits Times Press—140, Cecil Street

Street, Ipoh & 44, Stanley Street

Federal Rubber Stamp Co.—35, Sta- NETHERLANDS INDIES

tion Road, Ipoh

Grenier & Co., Ltd., Thomas—37, Batavia

Station Road, Ipoh

Times of Malaya Press, Ltd.—Brew- Nederlandsch-Indische Drukkers en

ster Road, Ipoh Uitgevers Maatschappij

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E252 PRINTERS A' PUBLISHERS—PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Padang Cox

Fa. Drtjkkerij “ Sumatra Bode en Standard Braid and Produce Co. of

Japan—11, Tsogami-dori

Tjaja Soematra ”

Sumatra Osaka

Varekamp & Co.- Medan Aall

THE PHILIPPINES Shimonoseki

Manila

Biwa Shigetaro—Nishinohashi-cho

Benipayo Press—536-540, Misericordia, Hattori Shoten—Nishinabe-cho

Santa Cruz Minato Bunpei—Higashinabe-cho

Carmelo & Bauermann, Unc.—2057, Ohtani Shoten—Uyeda Naka-machi

Azcarraga

Gorcuera Printing Press- 1410, Ave.

Rizal Yokohama

Dia Filipino—931, R. Hi 1 dago

Dungka Printing Press—1728, Azcar- Aizawa Wasuke Shoten—12, Noge-cho

raga Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Economic Press—205 Arlegui Fukushima-Shoten—106; Oioicho

Fajardo, Juan—530, Raon Santa CrOz Kasakawa Shoten—42, Hogordmo

Frank & Co.—101, Escolta

General Printing Press—421, Florentine Matsukiya

Strome &

Shottn—733, Sengen-cho

Co—35, Yamashita-cho

Torres Takasawa Shoten—37, Onoe-oho

Imprenta Ilagan Y SaNga—343-345,

Juan Luna

Kriedt Printing Co.—Bulletin Buliding KOREA

McCullough Printing Co.—110, Es-

coita Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

Manila Grafica, Inc.—62, Escolta

Manila Press—440, Nueva CHINA

Nam Shing & Co.—324, Dasmarinas

Oriental Printing—610, Ave. Rizal Chefoo

Philippine Education Go. — 101-103,

Escolta

Rizal Printing Co.—1000, Rizal Avenue China Manufacturers (Chefoo)

Shanghai Press—550, Misericordia

Tong Hing Press—424, Florentine Dairen

Torres

PRODUCE MERCHANTS Iwaki Shokai G.K.—177, Yamagata-

dori

JAPAN Katsuma Shoten—46, Higashikoen-cho

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha—165. Yama-

Kobe gata-dori

Bastel & Co., W.—38,. Isobe-dori Nisshin Seiyu K.K.—3, Takara-oho

Curnow & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box Uriya ’Shoten—137. Yamagata-cho

Yamanishi Shoten—Shinano-cho

1050 (Sann.)

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS E253

Hankow Tientsin

Asiatic Traking Corpn., Ltd. — Collins Road

& Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Lanling Road Twyford Co., J.—113, Rue du; Chaylard

Bahnson & Cq., F. W.—14, Fauaheong Standard Casing Co.—28, Sin Kai

Road Hutung

Harbin IN DO-CHINA

Produce Export Co. (Harbin). Ltd. Saigon

—8, Post Street

David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43-45, Rue

Hongkong Ghaigneau

SOCIETE INDOCHINOISE DE COMMERCE,

Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M.—1a, Chater Ltd.—23,

mer

bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

Road

Henry Sales Co—14, Queen’s Road SIAM

Central

Kelley & Co., Ltd,—11, Queen’s Road Bangkok

Central

Leeson & Co:, D—6, Ki Ling Lane Anglo-Siam Corporation-

Sassoon *fc Co., Ltd., David—12, Des Barrow Brown & Cq., Ltd. -Tapan

Voeux Road Central Hua Takay

Shanghai East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

way Building

McAlister &,Co.,. Ltd.—Gresham House,

Battery Road

Arnhold

China Merchants Pongee Association Sime, Darby & Co.—2l, Beach Street

—120, Jinkee Road

China Produce Co.—288; Tiendong Road MALAYA

Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co.,

Ltd.—16, Yuen Ming Yuen Road Penang

Henninosen Produce Co.—250, West

Sawgin Road East Asiatic Oo:, Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27, ways Buildings

The Bund , McAlister & Oo., Ltd.—19, Beach St.

Knipschildt

chuen Road & Eskelund— -220, Sze- Sime Darby & Co.—21, Beach Street

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking Selangor

Road

Marthoud & Cie—53, Foochow Road

Peters & Co., H.K.—3:20, Szechuen Road Harrisons, Barker &TheCo.-Embankment

Boustead & Cd.—1,

Old Market

Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. — 452, Street

Kiangse Road Kinsey & Co., J.B.—85, Campbell Road,

Theodor & RAWLiNs-i-157-, Peking Rd. Kuala Lumpur

Volkart Bros.—34, Aveniue Edward VII Richards & Co., D.—Klang

Yannoulatos Bros. (China)—120, Jin- Shanmugam & Co., Ltd.—93, Fort

Street, Kuala Lumpur

kee Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E254 PRODUCE MERCHANTS

Singapore Konloniale Handel Maatschappij

Indo-Belge

Abdullah Sahib & Co.—66 & 68a, Mar- Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

ket Street Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Angullia & Co., M. S. E.—4, Robin- Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

son Road

Australian Primary Producers So- Ockerse, F. W. A. — Binnen Nieuw-

poortstraat 34

ciety—Fourth Floor, H.K. Bank Cham- Peet & Co., John

bers

Bombay Trading Co—32, Raffles Quay Pryce & Co., John

Colonial Trading Co.^-7 & 9, Robinson Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Road Ross Taylor & Co.

Dreyfus Co., Ltd.—115, Cecil Street

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—] 2, Raffles Quay Wellenstein Krause & Co.

Kian

TelokGwan

Ayer (Malaya),

Street Ltd.—33 & 35, Padang

Kiat & Co., T. G.—766, North Bridge Internationale Crediel-en Handels

Road Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Lianqui Trading Co.—64, Robinson Levi son, H.

Road (1st Floor)

Malayan Commercial Agency — 187 MaatschappijSteffan & Co.

t.v.d.z. van Houten

Selegie Road Maatschappij voor Handel en Indus-

Martin & Co., W. M.—100, Tanglin trie

Road Schneewind, P.

McAlister & Co., Ltd. — Gresham N.V. Gebroeders Veto’s Handel

House, Battery Road

Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd.—Prince Maatschappij

Street and Collyer Quay Macassar

Sime, Darby & Co.—5, Malacca St.

Sitlbina & Co.—28, Cbulia Street Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Travers & Sons, Ltd.—Chartered Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Bank Chambers Manders Seemann & Co.’s Handel

Maatschappij, N.V.

NETHERLANDS INDIES Michael Stephens & Co., Ltd.

Mirandolle Voute & Co.

Batavia Mohrmann & Co., J., Handelsve-

reeniging

Arima & Co., Ltd. Oei Seeuwen & Co.

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Reiss & Co., Hanelsvereeniging voor

Catz Java Trading Co., N.V HEEN

Holland-Batavia, Handel-Maatschap- Schmid mercialb

& Jeandel, Compagnie Com-

pij

Hall Trading Corporation, The Semarang

Internationale Credieten Handels

Yereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Jacobsen van den Berg & Co.

Konloniale Handel Maatschappij Crone, H. G. Th.

Internationale Crediet-en Handel

N.V. Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- Jacobsen van den Berg & Co.

pij

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PRODUCE MERCHANTS—PROVISION MERCHANTS E255

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- Manila

pij Magnolia Dairy Products — 660,

McNeill & Co. Echague

Maintz’ Pboductenhandel, N.V. Novaliches

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Evangelista Poultry Products — 705,

Mirandolle Voute & Co. Santa Mesa Dairy Farm—902, Corde-

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereenioing Warner,leria

VOORHEEN Barnes & Co., Ltd. — Perez

Rouwenhortst Muldmr & Co. Samanillo Building

Ross Taylor & Co. BORNEO

Sourabaya Sarawak

“ Amsterdam,” Handelsvereeniging Guan Moh—70, Beach Street, Labuan

Anemaet & Co. Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

Arima & Co., Ltd., H. Kuching, Sarawak

Borneo Sumatra Handel Maatsohappij Kong Chong—Labuan

Burns Philp & Co., Ltd. Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. — 3, Main

Commissie-en Agentuur Maatschappij SinBazaar,

Hup

Kuching,. Sarawak

Heng Co.—69, Beach Street

“ SOERABAIA ” N.V.

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The PROVISION MERCHANTS

Egar & Co.’s Handel Maat&chappij,

Ltd. JAPAN

Fraser, Eaton & Co.

Internationale Ckediet-en Handels Kobe

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Jacobson van den Berg & Co. Arabiya Coffee Shokai—364, Nakaya-

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Curnowmate-dori

N.V. & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

Joakim & Co., N.V. Handel Maats- Dick, 1050 (Sann.)

chappij Bruhn & Co.—96, Sannomiya-cho

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap- Fujya Shoten—19, Motomachi-dori

Funai Shoten—35, Moto-raachi

pij

Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap- Hinomaru Shoten—32, Sannomiya-cho

pij, N.V. Konishi Shoten K.K.—113, Moto-

Maintz’ Produotenhandel, N.V. machi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Minoya Shoten—437, Moto-machi

Mirandollb Voute & Co. Nishimura Shokuryohin K.K.—26,

Reiss & Co., Handelsvereeniging Oliver,Moto-machi

VOORHEEN Evans & Co.—30, Akashi-machi

Remedios Bros. — 24, Pasar Besar doriYoshikawa Shoten—98, Motenmachi-

Watan

Ross Taylor & Co. Osaka

THE PHILIPPINES Asada Shoten—460, Moto-machi

Cebu Eastern Trading Co.—Mansei Shintaku

Building, Imabashi

Stevenson & Co., Inc., W. F.—P.O. Harihan Suppon Shokuryohin-ten—1,

Box 133 Nishi Nagaboari Minami-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E256 PROVISION MERCHANTS

Matsushita iSohten K.K.—16, Korai- Yokohama

bashi, Higashi-ku

Meidi-ya, (Ltd.—18, Minami, Honma- Chiyoda Shokai—179, Moto-machi

chi Curnow & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho

Nodaya—28, Kyobashi-cho Eastern Trading Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

Senjudo—6-42, Namba Shinichi, Nishi- Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho

ku

Shiratama iSouze IK.K.—1461, Kawara- Iwakami Shoten—25, Moto Hamacho

Ohki Shoten—203. Motomachi

machi Sugahara Yujiro Shoten—59, Tokiwa-

Moji cho

Hirai Jensuke Shoten — Nishi Hon- Ohtamachi Yasohachi Shoten — 37,

Yamaguichi

machi Yedosei Honten—192, Yamashita-cho

Ikekame Shoten K. K.—'Sakae-maohi Yoshibun Shoten—43, Ohta-machi

Meida-ya K. K.—Nishi Hon-machi Yoshinaga Shoten G. K.—13, Moto

Meiji-ya K. K.—Nishi Hon-machi H ama-cho

Yamashiro-ya G. K.—Nishi Horikawa- KOREA

cho

Nagasaki Tanaka & Co.—Fusan

Asada Hirotaro—36, Moto Furakawa CHINA

Curnow & Co.—24a, Sagarimatsu

Ikeda Tokuo—10, Hire Baba-machi Dairen

Takaba Bunpei—36, Suwa-machi Manchuria Commercial Corpn.

Takeshita Isaburo—70, Yedo-machi Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi

Tsuruta Shoten—4, Tokiwa-machi Taku & Co.—47, Oyama-dori

Nagoya Hankow

Akita-ya Shoten—116, Ise-cho Dah Daw Co.—89, Kianghan Road

Meidi-ya—Sakae-machi

Yamada Hirokichi Shoten—19, Negi-cho Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Milk Co.—Union Building

Shimonoseki Thurier & Kohr

Amayasu iShoten—Akama-cho Yangtse Store—42, Rue Dautrerner

Kumai SnoTEN^Buzenda-cho Harbin

Mitsuishi-ya—Karato-cho Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

Tokyo Hongkong

Fujii Chojiro Shoten—15, Hongoku-

oho A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road

Henmi Sanyo-do—20, Oternmacho Central

Kameya Shoten—2, Ginza Alexandra, James & Co.r Ltd.—4, Queen’s

Kikuya Provision Store — Maru- Road Central ,

nouchi Building Alves & Co., J. M.—1a, Chater Road

Kokubu Shoten—4, Tori Asia

Sato Shoten—6, Hongoktl-chb RoadCo—Oi

CentralKwari Bldg., 63, Des Vceux

SuztiKi Shoten K. K.—7, Takara-cho Aw Pit Seng’s Trading Co.—French

Uchida ITutaRO Shoten 2, Nakamachi Bank Building

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS E257

Banker & Co.—37, Des Vceux Road C. Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Central Trading Co.—6; Des Vceux Road ward VII.

Central Connell Brothers Co., Ltd.—149, Sze-

Connell Brothers Co., Ltd. — David chuen Rd.

House, Des Voeux Road Central Culty Dairy Co., Ltd.—1567, Avenue

Dairy Farm, Ice Sc Cold Storage Joffre

Co., Ltd.—2, Lower Albert Road

Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.—3, Queen’s Dombey && Son,

Dodwell Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road

Ltd. — 893, Bubbing

Road Central Well Road

Empress Store—54, Nathan Road Fagan & Co., Ltd.—261, Kiangse Road

French Store—97, Queen’s Road C. Gallop & Co.—320, Szechuen Road

Hung Oheong—66, Nathan Road

Hutchison & Co., John D.—King’s Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co.

—61, Yuen Ming Yuen Road

Building

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange Glanzmann Ltd.—Sassoon

Gillespie’s, House Arcade

Co., F.—162, Canton Road

Building

Loxley & Co., WL R.—York Building Lane, Road

Crawford & Co. — 90, Nanking

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Luen How & Co.—263, Broadway

Milk Co.—Chung Tin Building

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des Minarolo

sulat

& Co., G.—36-8, Rue de Con-

Voeux Road Central

Nestle

Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s Milk Co.—381, & Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Building Soochow Road

Yee Kee Hong—65, Connaught Road Rondon & Co., Ltd., L. — 9, Avenue

Edward VII

Central

Scandinavian Trading Co.—43, Boone

Kiukiang Road

Duff & Co., J. L. Shanghai General Store—37, Broad-

way

Peiping Shangai Supply Co.—50, Broadway

Shun Jei & Co.—217, Woosung Road

E. Lee’s General Store—9, Hatamen Sing Chong & Co.—260, Avenue Ed-

ward VII

Street

Nicolas, G.—Legation Quarter Sun Sun Co., Ltd.—720, Nanking Rd.

Yang & Co., Ltd., I. C.—Tung Tan Union Import

—162, Canton Road

P’ai Lou

Van Shing & Co.—935-9, Avenue Joffre

Shanghai Vassos & Co.—662, Avenue Joffre

Alam, L.—122, Muirhead Road Venturi, F.—430, Szechuen Road

American Asiatic Trading Co.—250, Western

Well Road

Supply Co,—1621-3, Bubblipg

Sassoon House Yung Loong & Co.—1324, Avenue

Bombay Provision Store—249, Kun- Joffre

ping Road

Calfornia Bakery—106, Broadway Zimmerman Co., W- I.—215, Szechuen

Chun Lee—17-9, Siking Road Road

Clerici, Bedoni & Co.—107, Museum Zung Keb & Go.—160, Avenue Edward

Road VII

E9

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E258 PROVISION MERCHANTS

Tientsin Sum’s Agency—3, 5 & 7, Maxwell St.

Altamira & Co.—61, Rue du 14 Julliet Wong

Lumpur

Kee—199, High Street, Kuala

Chung Yuen Co.—Asahi Road

De Mao Heng—123, Ru© de Takou Singapore

Doowell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

Franklin & Co.—17, Rue de Peiacot Bee & Co., W. S.—1, Raffles Place

Lee’s General Store, E.—38, Woodrow Bun Bee & Co.—Ill A 113, Beach Road

Wilson Street

Moyler, Powell & Co.—193, Victoria Connell

Street

Bros.—187, 187a & 187b, Cecil

Road

Moyroux & Co., V.—41, Rue de Street Blackwell, Ltd.—<5, Malacca

Crosse &

France

Takeuchi & Co.—82, Rue de France Gwinnell,

Battery Road

J. K.—Gresham House,

Tien Yu Shun & Co.—261, Victoria Hoon Seck Trading Co.—1, Raffles

Road Place

Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road Hussain A Co., K. P. M.—2, Raffles Place

Vernattdon, E.—62, Rue de France Kiat & Co., T. G.—7,66, North Bridge Rd.

Vordoni & Co.—87, Rue de France Kim Ann & Co.—243, Orchard Road

Klass & Sons, F. V.—163, Moulmein

MALAYA Road

LimRoadKhoon Heng—245 & 247, Orchard

Negri Sembilan Little & Co., John—Raffles Place

Kwong Wing Chan, Chop—123, Birch Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

Road, Seremhan Stephens Paul & Co.—Commercial

Lee Kee & Co.—102, Birch Road, Union Building

Seremban Stoffel & Co.—139-149B, Market Street

Penang Travers & Sons, Ltd.—Chartered

Bank Chambers

Chong Kse & Co.—35, Beach Street Union Trading Co.—72, Robinson Rd.

Kim Seng & Co.—2, China Street SIAM

Little & Co.. John—Bishon Street

Pritchard & Co.—9, Union Street Bangkok

Travers & Sons—19, Beach Street

Diethelm & Co., Ltd.—Cable Ad:

Perak Diethelmco

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—Market St., Eastern

Building

Agencies, Ltd.—Nai Lert

Ipoh Nestle and Anglo-Swiss Condensed

Taik Ho & Co.—80, Main Street, Tai- Milk Co. (Overseas), Ltd. — 2876,

ping Oriental Avenue

Selangor NETHERLANDS INDIES

Ally & Co.—105, High Street, Kuala Sumatra

Lumpur

Little & Co., John—Ampang Street,

Kuala Lumpur Handel Mu. Seng Hap, N.V.—Medan

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

PROVISION MERCHANTS—RADIO & WIRELESS APPLIANCES E259

THE PHILIPPINES BORNEO

Iloilo Sarawak

Chong Kum Eno—39, Carpenter

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Street, Kuching, Sarawak

Milk Co.—22, Calle Ortiz Eng Watt & Co.—33, Beach Street,

Labuan

Manila RADIO & WIRELESS

APPLIANCES

Ah Gong, Sons & Co.—389, Exchague JAPAN

American Grocery — 217, Echague,

Santa Cruz Kobe

Asia

CruzGrocery Store — 709, Ongpin, Sta, Kato Denki Radio Shoten—304, Shi-

moyamate-dori

E. S. Bros. Flour Mills—16, Paz., Paco Mikasa Radio Shokai—137, Moto-

Ban Tay Grocery—1118, M. de Santos machi-dori

San Nicolas

BioSanGuan Chua, Chong— 1022, Comercio

Nicolas Moji

Blanco Co. Tan, Francisco — 517, Sto. Iyodo Tadahei Shoten—Nishi Hon-

Cristo, San Nicolas machi

Calderon Store—503, M. de Binondo Tsuda Moji Shokai—Higashi Hon-

Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—191-211, M. de machi

Binondo, San Nicolas Osaka

El Progreso Store — 106, V. Ilalobos,

Quiapo Asahi Radio Denki Shokai — 26,

Ermita Grocery & Cold Stores — N ihombashi-cho

96-98, M. H. del Pilar, Ermita Dembun-Sha— Kamifuku-Shima Minami

El Fruto de Cacao—641, Ascuncion, Kinsuido—Minami Kyuhoji-machi

European American Grocery — 430, Miyata Seisaku-sho—ITtsubo Shimo-dori

Echague, Sta; Cruz Tokyo

Genato Commercial Corporation-

1079, B,. Hildago

Getz Bros. & Co.—209, Soriano Bldg. R.shin C. A. Communications, Inc.—Nis-

Seimei Building, Otemachi

Gopoco Grocery—410, Echague, Santa

Cruz Yokohama

Isla de Cuba, Ing.—321, Estero Cegado Tokyo Electric Co.—Kanagawa-ken

Sta. Cruz

Keller & Co., Ltd., Ed. A.—Wise Bldg. KOREA

Kwong Wing Lung—1443, Herran

Menzi & Co., Inc.—480, Juan Luna Tanaya & Co.—Fusan

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — National CHINA

City Bank Building

Pacific Coast Co. — National Nity Bank Dairen

Building

Rennolds Company, Wm. H. — 129, Juan China Osram Co.—47, Echigo-cho

Luna Harbin

Smith, Bell

Shanghai Bank Building Skoblin Co.—31, Konnaya Street

E9*

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E260 RADIO & WIRELESS APPLIANCES-RATTAN

Hongkong Singapore

Central Radio fttrmcte --60, Nathan Rd. Isaac & Co., E. S.—12, Robinson Road

Chung Yuen Electrical Co.—71, Des LeeFloor) & Co., C. M.—37 39, High Street (1st

Yceux Road Central Nathan, M. «k E.—25-29, Orchard Road

Philip Radio—(See Central Radio Service Radio Communication Co., Ltd.—35,

60, Nathan Road) Robinson Road

Shanghai Radio Service Co. of Malaya — 2,

Orchard Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.--Sassoon House Season Co., Ltd.—115, N. Bridge Rd.

China Scientific Instrument Co., Spot Radio, Ltd.—58, Orchard Road

—131, Museum Road

Gallop & Co.—320, Szechuen Road THE PHILIPPINES

Leede Engineering Corpn.—395, Bub-

bling Well Road Manila

Philco Sales Corporation—709, Bub-

bling Well Road P. Co., lNC.-i-620, Escolta, Corn-

Philips China Co.—life, Szechuen Road A.er& Banquero, Binondo

RCA Victor Co. of China—356, Pe- Erlanger & Galinger, Inc.—Regina

king Road Building

Scientific

Road Service Go. — 142, Museum Metropolitan Radio Corporation—

Metropolitan Theatre Bldg.

Tientsin New Orleans Commercial Co., Inc.—

892, Rizal Ave.

China Radio Corporation—8, Rue de tion—109, Plaza Sta. CruzCorpora-

Philippine Engineeering

Marechal Foch

Frazar, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.—25, Rue Radio Supply

698, Rizal & Service Co., Inc.—

Avenue

du 14 Juillet Thompson Stevenson Incorporated—

SIAM 312, Carriedo, Sta. Cruz

Western Equipment & Sltpply Co.—

117, T. Pinpin

Bangkok

Bangkok Trading Co. — Pitstien RATTAN

Bridge MALAYA

NETHERLANDS INDIES Singapore

Batavia Bombay Trading Co.—32, Raffles Quay

N. V. Heybrock’s Groothandel — Hoosainsha, son Road Mohammed bin—66, Robin-

Kriningsplein West 5

MALAYA Keng Seng & Co.—23, River Valley

Road!

Penang Slot & Co.—3 & 5, Robinson Road

I Sulbina

Kee Huat Radio Co.—178, Campbell | Tan Kim Cheng & Co.—317-D. E.

Street \ River Valley Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RICE MERCHANTS—ROPE MANUFACTURERS-

RUBBER & RUBBER GOODS E261

RICE MERCHANTS THE PHILIPPINES

SIAM Manila

Bangkok

Aguado Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quiapo

Bohneo Co., Ltd., The B. S. Bros. Flour Mills—162, Paz, Paco

Buan Hoa Seng

River Menam & Co., Ltd.—East Bank, CHeng Ban Yek & Co.—523, M. de

Codper-Johnston & Co., D.—Banmai Binondo

Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading Gheng Siong Lam & Co.—1001, Dagu-

Co,, Ltd. pan

Coleoo

Hayashi Gomei Seizo Kojo—6, Hama^ Dy Buncio & Co.—863, Dagupan

naka-dori & Co., Inc.—191, M. de

Hokoku Gomu K.K.—1, Nishi Shi- Mitsui Binondo

riike Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—National

Ishii Gomu Kogyo-sbo—20, Wakamatsu' City Bank Bldg.

cho Roxas y Compania—719, Echague

Kiyose Gomu Kogyo-sho—2, Kagura Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Inc.—123,

cho-cho Juan Luna

Minatogawa Gomu Kabushiki Kaisha Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong"&

—1, Kagura-cho

Naigai Gomu Goshi Kaisha- 2, Suga- Sy Chut &Bank

Shanghai Building

Co.—701, Jaboneros

wara-dori

Ohga Gomu Kogyo-sho—29, Oike-sho

Otsubo Gomu Kogyo-sho— 2, Hiyoshi- ROPE MANUFACTURERS

sho (See also under Copra)

Toshin Gomu Kogyo K.K.—Higashi

Shiriike THE PHILIPPINES

Watanabe Gomu Kogyo-sho—16, Higa-

shi Shiriike

Yokoyama Gomu Kogyo-sho — 12-1, Manila

Hamasoe-dori

MALAYA Johnson Pickett Rope Co.—2, Calle

Cristobal

Malacca

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd.—18, Jonker Str. RUBBER & RUBBER GOODS

(See also under Tires)

Chwi Chuan & Co.—Heeren Street

JAPAN

Negri Sembilan

Kwong Wing Chan—123, Birch Road Hakodate

Mercantile Co., Ltd.—4, Cameron St.

Fukumura Shoji K.K.—27, Jizo-sho

Singapore Hakodate Shoji G.K.—9, Kaisho-sho

Wakasugi Kenjiro Shoten — 94,

Siang Huah Seng Kee—77, Boat Quay Wamamatsu-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E262 RUBBER & RUBBER GOODS

Kobe Yokohama

Daido Boyeki K.K.—57, Naniwa- Horai Rubber Industrial Co. — 3,

machi Hananoki-cho

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd. Inazuma Shokai—47, Tokiwa-cho

—P.O. Box 159 Iso Rubber Shokai—45, Chojimachi

Fujimoto Gomu Kogyo-sho—10, Mat- Tachikawa

Futaba Gumi Kabushiki Kaisha—*], numa-cho C)rie Shoten—2, Hira-

Kunika-dori Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K. —17,

Moji Heian-cho

Kyokuto Gomu G. K.—Higashi Hon- KOREA

machi

Yonei Shokai K. K.—Nishi Hon-machi Chosen Gomei Kogyo-sha—88, Horai-

Nagoya cho, Seoul

Kakuichi Komu Kaisha—(Seoul

Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd.— CHINA

Gonokiri, Yaba-cho

Kuwazawa Gomu Kogyo-sho—19, Nezu- Dairen

cho

Nitto Gomu Seizo K. K. — 14, Utari

Makino-cho Dairen Yoko G.K.—HirokojLdori

Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co. Obata Hideichi Shoten—1, Ebisu-cho

—Miyuki Hon-machi Sakae Shokai G.K.—121, Omi-maohi

Osaka Yoshiri Yoko—139, Yamagata-dori

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Koraibashi Hankow

Chugai Gumi K.K.—3, Tsutsumigau-

chi Olivier-Chine—Peking Road

Far Eastern Rubber Co.—10, Utsudo

Kita-dori Hongkong

Kakuichi Rubber Goshi Kaisha—435,

Urae-oho China Export-Import & Bank Co.—

Kuwahara Shoten—25, Minami Hon-cho Shell House

■Sekat-cho Rubber Co. — 7, Toyosaki Dunlop Rurber Co. (China), Ltd.—

N ishi-machi Marina House

Yokohama Gomu Seizo K.K.—4, Doji- Fung Keong Rubber Manufac-

ma-hama-dori tory, Ltd.—Main Street, Shaukiwan

Tokyo Loxley & Co., W. R.—York Building

Dunlop Rubber Co.—30, Tameike Reiss,Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Road

Central

Goodyear Tyre & Rubber Export Co. Singon

—c/o. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha & Co.—35, Hing Lung Street

Nippon Rubber Manufacturing Co.— TaiChow Hang Rubber

Street, Factory—19,

Sham-shui-po, Yen

K’loon

10, Kiyokawa-cho Wicking & Co., Harry—Prince’s

Takasago Rubber Co.—1945, Kami Me- Building

guro

Tokyo Rubber Manufacturing Co.— Mukden

119, Kamiochiai

Yamato Rubber Factory—4, Tomimatsu-

cho Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

Yokohama Rubber Manufacturing Co. Hongkong

San Chin Lou

& Shanghai Bank Bldg.,

—San-ei Building, 7, Tamura-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

RUBBER (k RUBBER GOODS E263

Peiping Chin Leong Chop—22, Riverside

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—15, Chuan & Co.—88, First Cross Street

Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.—

Kan Yu Hutung South Reclamation

Modde, Friedrich—39, Mahsien Hu- Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street

tung

Penang

Shanghai East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S.. Railway

American Trading Co.—51, Canton Hin Buildings

Road Giap Co.—86, Beach Street

Cameron & Co., A.—81, Jinkee Road Leong Fee & Co.—4, Church Street

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.— San Hai Brothers—59, Beach Street

117, Hongkong Road

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Selangor

Co.—51, Canton Road Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd. —

Ilbert & Co.—17, Canton Road High Street, Kuala Lumpur

Medicon, Ltd., S. A.—6,' Riangse Barlow & Co.—P.O. Box 260

Road

Walker, Turner & Co.—20, Ningpo Blunn Street,

& Co., George—120, Java

Kuala Lumpur

Road

Zais Steinman & Co., . Inc.—110, Sze- Bukit Badong Rubber Estate Syndi-

cate, Ltd.—Batang Birjuntai

chuen Road East Asiatic Co.—58, Ampang Road,

Zee & Sons, W. Z.—101, Broadway Kuala Lumpur

Harrisons, Barker & Co.—Old Market

Tientsin Square, Kuala Lumpur

American Chinese Co.—38, Rue de Paterson,

Old

Simons & Co., Ltd.—1 & 3,

Market Square

France Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd.

China Continental Commerce Co., — Batu Caves

Ltd.—Robert Dolla.r Building

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—2, Singapore

Bristow Road

Frazar, Fed. Inc. LLS.A.—25, Rue du Anglo-French & Bendixens, Ltd.—

14 Juillet 12, South Pier

Brunei United Plantations, Ltd.—c/o

SIAM Evatt & Co., French Bank Building

Bruce

CollyerPetrie,

Quay Ltd.—Union Building,

Bangkok

Chesnot, M. H. L. — 173, 173a & 173b,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The Cecil Street

Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind- Colonial

Raod

Trading Co.—7 & 9, Robinson

mill and New Roads

Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.—142,

MALAYA Robinson Road

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.),

Malacca Ltd.—22, Geyland Road

Goodrich Co. (S.S), Ltd—H16-18,

Union Building

Anglo-French & Bendixens,

29c, Pengkalan Rama Ltd.—

Goodyear Orient Co., Ltd.—2x, Telok

Atlas Ice Co., Ltd., The—18, Jonker Ayer Reclamation, off Trafalgar Street

Street Heng Bee, Guan Kee— 5, Teluk Ayre St.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E264 RUBBER & RUBBER GOODS—SHIPBUILDING

Kian Gwan (Malaya), Ltd.—33 & 35, Goodrich International Rubber Co.

Teluk Ayer Street —Corner Penafranoia and Canoni-

Lee Rubber Co., Ltd—63, China go, Paco

Building, CHulia Street Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.,

Lianqui Trading Co. — 64, Robinson Ltd.—Macondray Bldg.

Road (1st Floor)

Lim Nee Soon—112,-114, Robinson Rd. Houston Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal

Avenue, Santa Cruz

Macphail

Building & Co., Ltd.—Mercantile Bank Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.—805.

Echaque

Malay Peninsula Agency—P.O. Box Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

503

Millar & Co., W. P.—Hong Kong United Shanghai

and Bank Building

States Rubber Export Co.,

Bank Chambers Ltd.—36, Orozco, Quiapo

Paterson, Simons & Co. — Prince St.

and Collyer Quay BORNEO

Pirelli (Far East), Ltd.—Hongkong

Bank Chambers Sarawak

Showa Rubber Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

Road Cheah Loong Ghee & Co., Ltd.—Jes-

Singapore Rubber Mills, Ltd.—Bukit selton

Fimah Road Hiap Soon Hin—84, Ewe Hai Street,

Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.—451, Kuching, Sarawak

Pasir Panjang Road Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main

Waterhouse Co., Ltd., Fred — Bukit Bazaar, Kuching

Timah Road

RUBBER ESTATES & OTHER

NETHERLANDS INDIES PLANTATIONS—(tfee Page C197)

Batavia SHIPBUILDING

Dunlop Rubber Co. (D.E.I.), Ltd.— JAPAN

Tanah Abang West Kobe

Ned. Ind. Landbouw Maatschappij

Ockerse, F.W.A. — Binnen NieuW' Daifuku Zosen-sho—31, Toya-cho

poortstraat 34 Hamada Tekko-sho — 113, Nishide-

Peet & Co., John machi

Harima Zosen-sho—36, Naka-machi

Padang Kobe Zosen-sho—1-36, Yoshida Shin-

den

SCHNEEWIND, P. Mitsubishi Zosen K.K.—Wadasaki-

cho

THE PHILIPPINES Mukai Zosen Tekko-sho—1-9, Nagara-

machi

Manila Takao Zosen Tekko-sho—16, Azuma

dori

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd.— Yamamoto Zosen Tekko-sho — 68, Yo-

477, A. Mabini, Ermita shida-cho

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of the

Philippine Islands—207-209, Thir- Nagasaki

teenth Street, Port Area

Fisk Tire Coj, Inc. of the Philip- Mitsubishi Ju-Kogyo K.K.—Akuno-

pines, The — 122, Novaliches, San ura-machi

Miguel Mukai Zosen-sho—To-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPBUILDING E265

Nozaki Zosen Tekko-sho—22, Ozone- CHINA

machi

Takada Mankichi—4, Moto Funa- Dairen

maohi Manshu Dock Kaisha—3, Hamacho

Hongkong

Amasaki Zosen-cho—156, Shinsumiya- Bailey & Co., Ltd., W.S.—Shipyard,

cho Hok-un

Ando Tomikichi—5, Isuonaka-machi

Daifuku Zosen-sho—11, Hichijo-dori Honkogng

Queen’s & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.—

Building

Fujinagata Zosen-sho—44, Shibaya- Thornycroft Co., Ltd.—St. George’s

cho Building

Haeima Zosen-sho—74, Tomijima-cho

Kizukawa Dock ILK.—-69, Nishihama- Shanghai

Kita-dori

Murao Dock G. K —211, Kita Kago- Shanghai Dock & Engineering Co., Ltd,

ya-cho —424, E. Broadway

Noda Zosen-sho—31, Aiai-cho Heng Chong Chang & Co.—397, E.

Osaka Seiko-sho—Honjo, Toyozaki- Broadway Road

cho International Dock, Shipbuilding

Osaka Tekko-sh& — 17, ‘ Sakurajima Yard and Engineering Works—

Pootung (Shanghai Dock)

Minamino-cho Kiangnan Dock and Engineering

Yokohama Dock K.K.—Soze-cho Works—N antao

Shimonoseki Kiousin Dock—9,, Avenue Edward YII

New Engineering & Shipbuilding

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co.—Eno Road Works, Ltd., The—640, Yangtszepoo

ura Hikoshima-oho

Soc. Franco-Chtnoise De Construc-

Tokyo tions Metalliques et Mecaniques—

9, Avenue Edward VII

ISHIKAWAJIMA SHIPBUILDING & EN- Canton Road & Co., Ltd., John—51,

Thornycroft

GINEERING Co.—54, Tsukudajima,

Kawasaki Dockyard Co.—Yusen Bldg. Tientsin

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding & Engine-

ering Co.—4, Marunouchi

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Hon- Eastern Enginfering Works—4, Lon-

don Road

cho

Uraga Dockyard Co.—Kaijo Bldg. SIAM

Yokohama Bangkok

Kawasaki Kisen K.K., c/o New Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., The

Yokohama Express—1, Kaigan-dori

Kokusai Kisen Kaisha—Kaigan-dori East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Ltd.—9, Kai- Nai Lert

gan-dori MALAYA

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd. — Sumito-

mo Bldg., 22, Hon-cho Malacca

Yamashita Kisen K.K. — Bankoku

Bldg., 26, Kaigan-dori United Engineers, Ltd.—1, Riverside

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPBUILDING—SHIPCHANDLERS

Penang Kobe

United Engineers, Ltd.—87, Bishop Dick Shokai—Sannomiya-cho

Street Fujioka Shokai G. K.—1-575, Shimo-

kawahara-dori

Perak Shibata Tokumatsu—193, Nish'de-

machi

Unite® Engineers, Ltd.—Station Rd. Yashiro Katsuo—175, Motomaohi-dori

Selangor Yasuda Shoten—251, Higashi-machi

Yokohama Shoten—54, Sakae-machi

Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Yoshioka Shokai—31, Kawasaki-cho

The—246, High Street, Kualai Lum Nagasaki

pur

Singapore Fujtoka Sengu-bu—Moto Funa-machi

Hashimoto Shokai—1, Moto Funar

Singapore Slipway & Engineering Walkermachi

Co., Ltd.—Tanjong Pagar and Co., R.N.—11, Oura—

Soon Teok A Co.—127, Market Street machi Sengu-ten—3, Moto Funa-

United Engineers, Ltd.—River Valley Tomoya

machi

Road Yukiya Honten—24, Nishi Hamano-

THE PHILIPPINES machi

Manila Shimonoseki

Ohee & Co., L. A.—745, Echague Ebisu-ya Shoten G.K.—Takezaki-cho

Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Kikutani Yutaka Shoten — Nishi

Works, The — Second Street, Port Hosoe-cho

Area Kyono Shokai—Kannonzaki-cho

El Varadero de Manila—109, Juan Nakamura Senguten—Isaki-cho

Luna, Binondo

Honolulu Iron Works Co.—Second Yokohama

Street, Port Area Curnow and Co., J.—66, Main Street

Lao Shing & Co—115, Laverzares

Varadero de la Quinta—549, Echague Fujishiro Senguten—68, Sumiyosho-

cho Senguten—25, Kaigan-dori

Varadero de San Miguel—45, Echague Suzuki

Yazawa Sukejiro Shoten G.K.—200,

SHIP CHANDLERS Moto-machi

JAPAN CHINA

Hakodate Chingwantao

Hop Kee & Co.—K. M. A. Area

Baba Kinzo Shoten—2, Wakamatsu- Dairen

cho

Kansai Seiko K.K.—8, Higashi Kishi Yoko—27, Kanbu-dori

Hama-cho Kobobuki Shokai—26, Tosa-cho

Nakajima-Tatsuya Shoten—240, Asahi- Kubo Yoko—57, Ise-machi

cho

Nippon Gyomo Sensu K. K. — 103, ShinwaYoko

Masui G.K.—2, Suma-eho

Shokai K K.—30, Sodo-cho

Suehiro-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPCHANDLERS-SHIPPING E267

Hankow Dawood & Co.—57, Raffles Quay

Mei Chang Hardware Co.—Tai Ping Hoon Seck Trading Co.—1, Raffles Place

Hye Seng & Co.—35 & 36, Chulia Street

Road, JS.A.D. 3 Keng Lee & Co.—10, Robinson Road

Hongkong Saiboo Merican & Co.—2b, Raffles

Quay

A. Kwai & Co.—15, Connaught Road Sim Heng & Co.—37, Prinsep Street

Central Soon Teok & Co.—127, Market Street

E. Hing & Co.—2o, Wing Wo Street

Hoo Cheong Woo and Co.-^51-52, THE PHILIPPINES

Connaught Road Central

Kwong Sang and Co.—59, Connaught Manila

Road Central

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange Bazar Conde

Siglo XX—101, Plaza dr!

Building

Sun Man Woo (H.K.) Co.—99, Des Central Hardware Co.—79a, Rosarin

Cham Samco & Sons—300-308, Sto.

Voeux Road C.

Wang Kee & Co. — 36, Connaught Cristo

Road Central Elzalde & Co., Inc.—Elizalde Bldg.

Muelle de la Industria

Macao Luzon Stevedoring Co., Inc. — Pier

No. 5, Port District

Rozario L. F. do—13 and 15, Calcada Parsons Hardware Co., Inc.—805,

das’ Vardades Echaque, San Miguel

Reyes & Co., F.—424, Azcarraga

Shanghai Uy Chaco & Sons—Chaco Bldg.

Dunn Walter—569, Szechuen Road SHIPPING

Krijgsman & Co., J.—141 Minghong

Road JAPAN

Scandinavian Trading Co.—43, Boone

Road

Kobe

SIAM Aall & Co.—29, Harima-machi

Bangkok American Mail Line—7, Kaigan-don,

Birnie, Leonard—45, Naka-machi

Buan Hoa Seng

Bank, River Menam& Co., Ltd.—East Butterfield & Swire—103, Yedo

machi

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

MALAYA —7, Harima-machi

Singapore Cornes & Co.—88, Naka-machi

Dairen Kisen K.K.—32, Akasi-machi

Bee & Co., W.S.—1, Raffles Place Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—82, Kyo machi

Bolter & Co., H.—23, Winchester Dollar dori

Steamship Co.—7a, Kaigan-

House, Collyer Quay

Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 & 38, Robinson Everett, Inc. L.—Toyo Kisen Bldg

7, Harima-machi

Road

Coastal Transport Co —22, Winchester Frazar & Co.—46, Harima-machi

House Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING

Holstein & Co.—8, Kaigan-dori Moji

Illies & Co., C.—12, Kaigan-dori Amagasaki Kisen-bu—Minato-cho

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—83, Kyo- Kami-gumi Goshi K. — Higashi Hon-

machi machi

Java-China-Japan LiIjn — 32, Akashi- Kyushu Shosen-Gumi—Minato-cho

machi, Meikai Bldg. Moji Godo Unso K.K.—Nishi Hon-machi

Kobe Kisen K. K.—45, Harima-machi Muramoto-gumi—Yusen Bldg., San-

Lloyd Triestino S. N., Co.—72, Kyo- bashi-dori

machi Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Sanbashi-dori

Machida Shokai—10, Kaigan-dori

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—72, Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Minato-cho

Tomae-gumi K.K.—8, Sanbashi-dori

Kyo-machi

MaoMilian ExportBuilding,

304, Crescent R.— Yamashita

Co., Ltd.,72,H Kyo- Building

Kisen Kaisha — Daimai

machi Nagasaki

Messaqeries Marittmes, Compagnie

des—28, Harima-machi Amagasaki Kisen-bu—15, Dijima-cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Kaigain- Holme, Ringer & Co.—7, Oura-cho

dori

Mitsubishi Shoji K.K.—48, Akashi- Kyushu machi

Shoten K.K.—9, Motofuna-

machi

Murase Shoten—Toyo Building, 7, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—9,

Harima-machi Oura

Nickel & Lyons—7, Kaigan-dori Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—3, Tokiwa-

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—10, Kaigan- machi

dori Nagasaki Godo Unso K.K.—1, Dai

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—5, Kaigan- ba-machi

dori Nippon Yusen Kaisha—3, Umegasa-

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—72 Kyo- ki-cho

machi

Pacific Commercial Co.—305, Crescent machi Shosen KaisUa—4, Senba-

Osaka

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi

Panama Mail S.S. Co.—305, Crescent Osaka Shgsen Kaisha—4, Senba-machi

Walker & Co., R. N.—11, Oura-machi

Bldg., 72, Kyo-machi

Priest, Marians &r Co.—36, Shimo- Nagoya

yamate-dori

States Steamship Co.—16, Maye-

machi Aisan Shosen K.K.—Funairi-cho

Taihoku Kisen K.K.—27, Naniwa- Nippon Yusen Kaisha—4, Tennozaki-

machi cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Funairo-cho

Kyushu

Chikushi Unyu K.K.—56, Tenjin- Osaka

chd

Hakata Godo Un^o K.K.— 8, Shimo Amagasaki Tomijima-cho

Kisen Kaisha, Ltd.—7,

Gion-cho

Kita Kyushu Shosen K.K.—Kai- Chosen Yusen K.K.—55, Sanjo-dori

gan-dori Harada Kisen K.K.—5, Nakanoshima

Kita Shoten—Kaigan-dori Holstein & Co.—50, Edobori

Kyushu Yusen K.K.—8, Kaigan Java-China-Japan

guichi-cho Lijn — 35, Kawa-

dori

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING

Kishimoyo Kisen K.K.—21, Minami Yokohama

Horie-dori

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Ameeican Expeess Co., Inc.—7, Nihon

(Japan),

ing, Ltd.—Mitsubishi Build- Odori

4, Tamae-cho Ameeican Mail Line—50, Yamashita-

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—12, Ichijo-dori cho

Butterfield

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—24, (Kawagui- 7, Yamashita-cho & Swibe (Japan), Ltd.—

chi-cho

Osaka Shosen Kaisha—1, Soze-cho Canadian Pacific Steamships—21, Ya-

Setsuyo Shosen K.K.—Osaka Bldg., Dodwellmashita-cho

1, Sze-cho & Co.—22, Yamashita-cho

Tanaka Koqyo Kisen K.K.—Kushin Dollae Steamship Line—50, Yama-

shita-cho

cho

Tochigi Shoji K.K.—11, Matsushima- Helm Beothees—48, Yamashita-cho

cho Holstein Shipping & Insueance

Yamashita Kisen Kogyo K.K.—Osaka Agencies—7, Yamashita-cho

Building Illies & Co.—23, Yamashita-cho

Kawasaki Kisen K.K.—1, Kaigan-dori

Shimonoseki Lloyd’s Registee of Shipping-^II,

Amasaki Kisenbu—Minato-cho Nihon Odori

Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.—75,

Kokusai Tsuun K.K.—Nishimabe-oho Yamashita-cho

Kwammon Kisen K.K.—Karato-cho Messageeie Maeitimes—9, Yamashi-

Naeahaea Shoten—Nishinabe-cho ta-cho

Osaka Shosen K.K.—Umitate Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—14, Nippon

Tanaka Unsobu—Nishinosoe-cho Odori

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. —7, Yamashita-

Tokyo cho

Nippon

dori Yusen Kaisha—9, Kaigan-

Aall & Co., Ltd.—P.O. Box 41

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. — OwstonShosen

Osaka Kaisha—22, Hon-cho

& Co.—1, Kaigan-dori

E7, No. 2 Sanchome, Marunouchi States Steamship Co.—7, Nihon-Odori

Dodwell & Co.—Chiyoda Kan, Kyo- Swayne & Hoyt—167, Yamashita-cho

bashi

Holstein & Co.—15, Uchisaiwai-cho Wieesum & Co.—25, Yamashita cho

Kaitsu-sha, LTD.-r-Ginza Nishi Yamashita Kisen K.K.—23, Kaigan

Maeukai Unyu K.K.—11, Gensuks- dori

cho FORMOSA

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—1, Hon-

cho Boyd & Co.—Tamsui

Nippon

ing Yusen Kaisha—Yusem Build- Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Taisho-machi,

Osaka Godo Unyu K.K.—Osaka Sta- Jaedine,Tainan

tion Matheson & Co., Ltd.—P.

Osaka O. Box 81; Taihoku

ing Shosen Kaisha—Osaka Build- Tait & Co., Ltd.—Minato-cho

Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—Keelung

Sale & Co.—14, Marunouchi Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Keelung

Utsonimya Kaisoten—1, Ginza Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Keelung

Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — Yaesu Yamashita Kisen Kaisha — Shosento,

Bldg., Marunouchi Keelung

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E270 SHIPPING

CHINA Bryner & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Butterfield & Swire—212, Yamaga-

Amoy ta-dori

Chinese Eastern Commercial Agency

Boyd & Co. —110, Yamagata-dori

Java-China-Japast-Lijn, N. Y. Chingkee S.N. Co.—39, Kabu-dori

CORNABE ECKFORD AND WINNING—P.O.

Antung Box 219

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—1, Higashi

Butterfield & Swire Koen-cho

Shaw, Geo. L. Holstein & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Illies & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Canton Lloyd’s Register of Shipping—P.O.

Box 17

Canton Overseas Trading Co.—99, Matsuura machi Risen Kaisha—30, Kaga-

Sap Sam Hong Road

Deacon & Co. Nippon Yusen Kaisha—181, Yama-

Hongkong & Canton Express Co., gata-dori

Ltd.—33, British Con., Shameen Norddeutscher Lloyd—212, Yamaga-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. ta-dori

Jebsen & Co.—B.C., Shameen Pacific

34 Rim Corporation—P.O. Box

Lam & Co., J.—33a, B.C., Shameen Raigorodetzky & Co.—212, Yamagata-

Manners & Co., John—62, British dori

Concession, Shameen Riedel, Carl—P.O. Box 42

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Seiwa Shokai—193, Yamagata-dori

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F.C., Shameen

Rafeek & Co.—27-28, F.C., Shameen Shawshing S.S. Co., Ltd.

Sung Mow & Co.—24, Togomachi

Totai & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori

Changsha

Butterfield & Swire Foochow

Chefoo Bathgate & Co.

Brockett & Co.

Anz & Co., O. H. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Butterfield & Swire Harrisons King & Irwin, Ltd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Chungking Osaka Shosen Kaisha—Nantai

Butterfield & Swire Hankow

Union Franco Chinoise de Naviga- Buiterfield & Swire

tion

Carlowitz & Co.—Tachemen

Dairen China-Merchants S. N. Co.

Agency of the East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Dodwell

Road

& Co., Ltd. — 5, Tungting

Anz & Co.—212, Yamagata-dori Dollar Co., The Robert—289, Wha

Beerbrayer, J.—13, Yamagata-dori Ching Kai

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING E271;

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Agency of— Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. — Queen’s

The Bund, S.A.D. 1. Building

Glen Line Eastern Agencies, Ltd.— Dairen Kisen Kaisha—King’s Bldg.

1, The Bund, S.A.D. 3.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd—The Dollar Co., The Robert—Pedder Bldg.

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd.—P. &

Bund, S.A.D. 3.

Lacey & Cannan, Ltd.—Hong Kong Everett, Inc., Connaught

O. Building, Road C.

L.—Queen’s Building

and Shanghai Bamk Building

Melchers & Co.—49, The Bund, Farnaught East Shipping Co.—19, Con-

Road

S.A.D. 1.

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Union Build- Furness iFar East), Ltd. — Hong

Kong Bank Bldg.

ing, S.A.D. 3.

Nisshin Kisen Kaisha—1a, The Bund Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.—P. &

O. E. Vongehr, Fed. Inc.—David O. Building, Connaught Road C.

Sassoon Bldg. Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Yoeux Rd. C.

San Peh Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Grimble & Co., Geo.—1, Prince’s

The—13, The Bund, S.A.D. 2. Building

Sobbe, H.—N.K.K. Building Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

Harbin Road Central

Hoi Yeung Shipping Co., The—171,

Bryner & Co.—1, Konnaya Wing Lok Street

Butterfield & Swire—Hongkong & Hongkong, Canton & Macao Steam-

boat Co., Ltd.—Queen’s Building

Shanghai Bank Building Indo-China Steam Navigation Co. —

Hoihow (Jardine, Matheson & Co.) Pedder Street

Java-China-Japan-Lijn—York Build-

Wing Fat Hong—Chungshan Road ings

Yuen Fat Lee Co.—Chungshan Road Jebsen & Co.—Pedder Building

Karsten Larssen & Co.—York Bldg.

Hongkong Lloyd Triestino—Queen’s Building

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping —

Alexandra Building

Alves & Co., Ltd., J. M.—1a, Chater Mackinnon,

Road Mackenzie & Co—P.

& O. Building, Counaught Road

American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des Manners

Vceux Road Central & Co., Ltd., John—7,

Queen’s Roiad Central

Bank Line, (China), Ltd.—King’s Mitsubishi

Building Shoji Kaisha — Holland

House, Queen’s Road Central

Botelho & Co. A. G. — French Bank Mowing

Building Co.—David House, Des Yceux

British-India Steam Navigation Osaka Road Central

& Apcar Companies, Ltd.— Building Shosen Kaisha—St. George’s

P. & O. Building

Butterfield & Swire—1, Connaught Peninsuiar & Oriental S. N. Co.—

P. & O. Building

Road Central

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.— Rocha & Co., J. M. da—10, Des Vceux

Road Central

Union Building

Chau Yue Teng—China Building Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des

Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd.—156, Wing Voeux Road Central

Lok Street, West States Steamship Co.—Shell House

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E272 SHIFTING

Thoresen & Co., Ltd.—2, Queen’s

Building

Wallem American Express Co., Inc. —158,

Building

Williamson & Co.—P. & O. Building American Mail Line—51, Canton Rd.

Anglo-Danish Shipping Co.—8, French

Ichang Bund

British-India Steam Navigation Co.

JardinB, Matheson & Co., Ltd. —27, The Bund

Union Franco Chinoise de Naviga- Butterfield

Bund

& Swire—21-23, French

tion Canadian Pacific Railway Co.—27, The

Kiukiang Bund

China Merchants’ Steam Navigation

Butterfield & Swire Co.—9, The Bund

China Merchants S. N. Co. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd.

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Dollar Steamship Lines—51, Canton

Road

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—17, Canton

Macao Road

Eastern & Australian Steamship Co.

Macao-Timor-Goa-Mozambique Lines —27, The Bund

Nolasco, H.—20, Av. Aim. Ribeiro Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd. —

101, Hamilton House

Mukden Everett Steamship Corpn. — 17, The

Bund

Bryner & Co.—16, San Wei Loo Fukushima & Co,—783, Dixwell Road

Glen Line Building, Agents Butter-

Nanking field &, Swire—21-23, French Bund

Hamburg-Amerika Linie—20, Canton

Butterfield & Swire Road

Heng An Cheng Kee Steam Ship Co.,

Newchwang Ltd.—397, East Broadway

Holland East Asia Line—133, Sze-

Butterfield & Swire chuen Road

Farmer & Co., F. D. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Jaspersen, M. P. The Bund

Van Ess & Co., A. Java-China-Japan Lijn N. V.—133,

Szechuen Roan

Ningpo Jebsen & Go.—110, Hankow Road

Lloyd Triestino—Hamilton House

Chen Siau Pao & Sons—Mao Nun Mackinnon, The Bund

Mackenzie & Co.—27,

Road, Campo

Ningpo-Shaohsing S. N. Co. Marden & Co., Ltd., G.E.—125, Han-

kow Road

Peiping Mei Shun S.S. Co.—33, Szechuen Rd.

Melchers & Co.—210-4, Kiukiang Road

American Express Co., Inc.—Grand Messageries

Edward VII

Maritimes — 9, Avenue

Hotel des Wagons Lits

Pacific Storage & Packing Corpn.—« Moller & Co.—30, Foochow Road

4, Sue Mafco Polo Ocean Shipping Co.—12, The Bund

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING E273

Oceanic & Oriental Navigation Co. China Forwarding & Express Co.—

—Hamilton House Settlement Railway Station

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—20, Can- ( hina Merchants’ S.N. Co.—British

ton Road Bund

Peninsula & Oriental Steam Naviga- Dairen Kisen Kaisha—13, Hai Ho

Road, ex-German Bund

tion Co.—27, The Bund

Racine & Cie S. A.—2, Peking Road Dodwell & Co., Ltd—52, Taku Rd.

Rickmers Lin ie—9, Avenue Edward VII Dollar Co., The Robert—Robt. Dol-

Royal Packet Navigation Co.—133, lar Building F.C.

Szechuen Road Forbes & Co., Wm.—45, Victoria Rd.

Shanghai Steam Navigation Co.—119, Hamburg-Amerika Linie—144, Taku

Jinkee Road Road

Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd.— Holland-China Trading Co.—58, Rue

97, Hankow Road Dillon

States Steamship Co. — Hamilton Indo-China S.N. Co.—Victoria Road

House Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—

Strom wall, HolOo—391, Kiangse Road Victoria Road

Thoresen & Co., O.—220, Szechuen Road Kailan Mining Administration—

Union Steamships Agency—51, Canton Meadows Road

Road Kinkai Yusen Kaisha—French Bund

Wallem & Co.—93, Canton Road

Wheelock & Co., Ltd.—2-3 French Bund Melchers & Co.—16, Bruce Road

Yuen Dah & Co.—50-56, Jehol Road Mitsui chi Road

Bussan Kaisha—1, Yamagu-

Norddeutscher Lloyd—16, Bruce Rd.

Swatow North China Steamship Co.—French

Butterfield & Swire—P.O. Box 78 Osaka Bund

JaVa-Ciiina-Japan Lijn, N. V.—Cus- Bund Shosen Kaisha—10, French

toms Road

Manners & Co., Ltd., John—1, Yeong Shosho

Ping Street

Yoko—2-4, Asahi Road

States Steamship Co.—16, Rue du 14

Julliet

Melchers & Co.—28, Yeong Ping Rd. Whitamore

Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—3, Cus- & Co.—105, Victoria Road

toms Road

Yuan Heng Shipping Co. Tsingtao

Taku Busch & von Alemann—34, Kuantao

Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd. Road

Dairen Kisen Kaisha—37, Kuantao

Road

Tientsin East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—28, Kuantao

Road

Bremen Colonial & China Trading

Co.—3, Corso Vittorio Emanuelle KuantaoMatheson

Jardine, & Co., Ltd.—16,

III Road

Butterfield & Swire—121, Victoria Melchers & Co.—2, ChekiangRoad

Maruni Shokai—22,Kuantao

Road

Road

Chihli Shantung Line—105, Quai de Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. — 11,

France Tangyi Road

-China Express Co., Ltd. — 33, Eirh- Nippon Yusen Kaisha—45, Kuantao

ching Lu, 3rd Special Area Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E274 SHIPPING

Russell & Co., G. C. F.—86, Kwan Export & Import Co., Ltd. of Coch-

Hsien Road inchinb—39, Quai Belgijue

Siemssen & Co.—^15, Kuangtung 6d. Messageries Maritimes.—Khanh-Hoi

States Steamship Co.—20, Exchange SOCIETELtd.—'

INDOCHINOISE DE COMMERCE,

Bldg. mer 23 bis, Rue Georges Guyne-

Weihaiwei MALAYA

Fock Fai & Co. Kedah

Wuhu Mourin & Co., Ltd.—Bandar Bharu,

Butterfield & Swire— Scuth Kedah

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.— Malacca

SIAM Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.

Bangkok Hevea Agency—27, First Cross Street

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.—South

Couper-Johnston & Co., D.—Banmai Reclamation Ground

Diethelm & Co., Ltd. Penang

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The—

International Engineering Co., Inc. Dennys & Co., A.—22a, Beach Street

—Chartered Bank Lane

Siam Steam Navigation Company, East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—F.M.S. Rail-

ways Building

Ltd., The Islay Kekr & Co., Ltd.—British In-

INDO-CHINA dia House, 23, Beach Street

Koninklijkh Paketmaart Maatschap-

Haiphong pij—31, Beach Street

Mansfield & Co., Ltd. -Chartered

Bank

Chargeurs Reunis—31, Rue du Mare- Sime, Darby Chambers

chal Joffre & Co., Ltd.—21, Beach

Diethelm & Co.—46, Avenue Clemen- Street

ceau Perak

Transport Maritimes & Fluviaux

de l’Indochine Anciennement Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd.—P.O.

Box 115, Ipoh

Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—94, Brewster

COMPAGNIE DE COMMERCE ET DE NAVI- Road, Ipoh

GATION d’Extreme Orient — 12, Rue Selangor

Boissy d’Anglas

COMPAGNIE SAIGONNAISE DE NAVIGA- Boustead & Co.—2, The Embankment

TION & de

de Yilers Transport—5, Quai Myre

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—58, Ampang

Street

David & Co., Ltd., A. B.—43-45, Rue Harper,

Chaigneau Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. - Kuala

Lumpur

Diethelm & Co.—29, Quai de Belgi- McAlister

que & Co., Ltd.- High Street

Drillien,Francis

Richaud M. M.—148, Rue Planter’s Stores & Agency Co., Ltd.

—Kuala Lumpur

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SHIPPING E275

Singapore Sun Shipping Co.—Ocean Building,

Collyer Quay

Baeretto Shipping & Trading Co.— Thong Aik Co.—112-114, Robinson Road

49, The Arcade

Blue Funnel Line — Ocean Building, NETHERLANDS INDIES

Collyer Quay

British India Steam Navigation Batavia

Co.—Union Building

China Mutual S. N. Co.—Ocean Bldg., Indische Blauwriesveem (Nikas)

Collyer Quay Java China Japan Lijn, N. V.—P.O.

China Navigation Co., Ltd.—Ocean Box 122

Building, Collyer Quay Klaa sen & Co.—Rijswijk 18

Dollar Steamship Lines—Hongkong & Koninklijke Paketvaart Mu—Kon-

Shanghai Bank Chambers ingsplein Oo&t 5 ,

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.—12, Raffles Muller & Co., W.A., N.V.

Quay Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd.—

Chartered Bank Chambers Padang

Heap Eng Moh S. S. Co.—33 & 35, Teluk

Ayer Street Konnikljke Paketvaart Maatschappij

Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd.—61,

Chulia Street Sourabaya

Internationale Credit-en Handelsve-

reeniging “Rotterdam”—37a, Ro- Java-China-J apan-Lijn

binson Road

Koninklijke Paketvaart

N. Y. —1, Finlayson Maatschappij, Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

Green Ross, Taylor & Co.

Lloyd Triestino—3-1, Collyer Quay

Lohmann & Co., Ltd.—124, Robinson

Road Java-China-Japan Lijn

Mansfield

Collyer Quay

McAlister & Co., Ltd. — Gresham Pitcairn, Syme & Co.

House, Battery Road '

Moine, Comte & Co., Ltd.—Union Sumatra

Building, Collyer Quay (Ground Floor) Handel Maatschappy Guntzel & Schu-

Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail— macher—Medan

Borsumy Bldg., 41, Robinson Road

Nippon Yusen Kaisha—16, Raffles

Place BORNEO

Ocean

CollyerSteam

Quay Ship Co.—Ocean Bldg.,

Sarawak Steamship Co.—Ocean Bldg., Sarawak

Collyer Quay Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd.—32-33,

SMina, Darby Co.—5, Malacca Street} Khoo Hung Yeang Street, Kuching

Slot & Co., Ltd., G.H.—3 and 5, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.—6, Main

Robinson Road Bazaar, Kuching

Straits Java Trading Co., N. Y.—

132-136, Robinson Rd., P.O. Box 600 Sandakan

Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. — Ocean

Bldg., Collyer Quay Sabah Steamship Co. (1927), Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E276 SHIPPING

THE PHILIPPINES Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Ino.—

Chaco Bldg.

Cebu International Harvester Co. of

Dollab Co., The Robebt—108, Magai- Area Philippines—Marsman Building, Port

lanes Macondray & Co., Inc. — China Bank

International

Philippines—34,Harvester

P. Burgos Co. of Madrigal

Building

Stevenson & Cd.‘, Inc., W. F. & Co. — 8, M. del Banco

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Nacional

Warner, Barnes & Co.,- Ltd. Manila Steamship Navigation—117,

Dasmarinas, Binondo

Iloilo Manila Shipping Co., Inc.—Insular

Life Bldg.

Dollar Co., The Robert — Calle Menzi & Co,, Inc.—180, Juan Luna

Legaspi Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation-

International Harvester Co. of al City Bank Bldg.

Philippines—Muella Loney Nippon Yusen Kaisha—Perez Sama-

Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. nillo Bldg.

Manila Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Ltd.—^National

City Bank Bldg.

Philippine Travel Bureau—115, Cry-

American Express Co. — 95, Plaza stal Arcade Bldg.

Moraga Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc.

American Mail Line—Dollar Bldg. —Chaco Building

American Steamship Agencies, Inc.— Robert Dollar Co., The — Dollar

511, Masonic Temple, Escolta Building

Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc. — Insular Rio y Olabarrieta—701-703, San Fer-

Life Building ‘ nando, San Nicolas

Behn, Meyer & Co., H. Mij.—227, Russell & Co., S.M.—M. del Banco

David, Binondo Nacional, Binondo

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—H.K. and

—14-16, Calle-David Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Compania General de Tabacos de Pili- States Steamship Co.—Soriano Bldg.

pinas—212, Marques de Comillas,

Paco Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd.—I iiz

Compania MaRitima—109, Juan Luna, Perez Samanillo Bldg.

Binondo & Co., Ltd., G. S.—503Li511,

Cuna rp-White Star, Ltd. — Perez Yuill F.chague, Quiapo

Samanillo Bldg.

Dollar Steamship Line, Inc. — Dollar Yangco, Teodoro R. — 421, M. de la

Industria

Building

Eastern & Philippines Shipping

Agencies, Ltd.—Marsman Building, Zamboanga

Ground Floor, Port Area

Elizalde &'do., Inc.—Elizalde Bldg., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc.—P.O. Box

Muelle de la Industria

Everett. Steamship Corporation — 199

233, Dasmarinas, Binondo Dollar Co., The Robert—2, Gardia

Gutierrez Hermanos—116-122, Bea- National

terip, Intramuyos Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS E277

SILK MERCHANTS Nikko Shokai—255, Naka-machi

Nippon Menka K.K.—123, Higashi-

JAPAN machi

Ogawa Shoten—50, Harima-machi

Kobe Okamoto Shoten—118, Hachiman-dori

Akita Shoten—4, Isogami-dori Peermohamed Gomei Kaisha—93a, Ye-

do-machi

Antaki & Son—P.O. Box 172 Pohomull Brothers—P.O. Box 49

Aoki Kageki—155, Isogami-dori Rosenbloom, iS.—Shintaku Building

Akjana & Bros.—8S, Sannomiya-cho Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha—3/68,

Assomull & Co.—35, Tsogami-dori Isobe-dori

Bastel & Co., Ltd.—38, Isobe-dori Sawamura Shoten K.K..—72, Isobe-

dori

Chanrai & Co., J.T.—39^ Isobe-dori Shewakram & Co.-^68, Isobe-dori

Comptoir SoiES—170, Sannomiya-cho Shimizu Gomei Kaisha—1, Isogami-

Cox & Hirao—112, Higashi-machi dori

Detaram & Son—P.O. Box 246 Tachikawa-Shoten—-8, Isobe-dori

Delburgo

machi & Co., D. H. 85 Yedo- Tsudato Shoten—104, Hachiman-dori

Findlay, Richardson

Wakabayashi Shoten—101, Isobe-dori

Ltd.—110, Ito-machi

Fujii Shokai—160, Sannomiya-cho Wassiamull Assomull & Co.—35, Iso-

gami-dori

General Silk Importing Co.—70, Yasumoto

Kyomachi Building Yoshikiro—97, Isobe-dori

Hishi Shokai—48, Sannomiya-cho Yuasa Trading Co.—47, Akashi-machi

Holland Asiatic Trading Co.—39, Zensuke Shokai—85, Nunoboki-cHo

Akashi-machi

Iwai Shoten K.K.—44, Naka-raarhi Kyoto

Iwamoto iShoten — 6, Shimoyamate-

dori Chiji Shoten—Sanjo Sagaru

Jhamatmall Gurbamall

Hachiman-dori nishi

Kaida iShoten K.K.—9, Kitanagusa- Kawamura Kamejiro—Jofukuji-higa-

dori shi

Kamei Shoten—52, Harima-machi Kojtma Shoten Gomei Kaisha—

Kanematsu

machi Shoten K.K.—119, Ito- Kyoto Omiya, Imadegawagaru

Kawase Shokai^-IO, Isobe-dori Nenshuo, Ltd.—Murasakino

machi

Kewalram & Bulchand—96, Isobe don Naigai

Kissoomall & Co.—14, Isogami-dori Orimono Goshi Kaisha—Sasa-

Sdndo Shoten—16, Harima-maohi ya-oho

Layko, Ross & Go., Inc.—94, Yedo- choYoshida & Co. Goshi Kaisha—Sasayo-

machi

Mitsui Bussan Kiitobu Shutcho-sho— Nagoya

3, Kaigan-dori

Miye Shoten—58, Naniwa-machi Aqyama Kiito-ten—Miya-machi, Hi-

Murakami Shoten—80, Isobe-dori gashi-ku

Musabhoy & Co.—328, Sannomiyia-cho Mizutani Shoten—Miya-machi, Higa-

Naraindas, B.— Sannomiya-cho shi-ku

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E278 SILK MERCHANTS

Nishimuka Shoten—Miya-machi, Hi- Gazal, Joseph G.—38, Naka-machi

gashi-ku Japan Raw Silk Co.—43, Hon-cho

Noguchi Shoten—Ohaya-cho, Nishi- Joko Boyeki Kabushiki Kaisha—63,

ku Yamashita-cho

Tsukashima Gomei Kaisha—Miya-ma- Kamei Shinjiro Shoten—19, Sumy-

chi, Higashi-ku oshi Shoten

Osaka Kato Gomei Kaisha—3, Minami Naka-

dori

Cubmally & Co.—36, Kawaguichi-cho Kern & Co., A.—77, Yamashita-cho

Fujita Seujiro—13, Karamono-cho Kewalram & Bulchand—82, Yamashi-

Fukumoto Tokujiro —153, Hon-cho ta-cho

Kakuman Shoten—25, Minami Hon-cho Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand — 126,

Maruko Goshi Kaisha—111, Kita Kyu Y amashita-cho

hoji-machi Maruju Kengyo Shokai Goshi Kaisha

Kawakita Shoten—1, Ando-cho, Higa- —46, Benten-dori

shi-ku

Kawamura Fusataro—56, Sake-machi Namisei Shoten—28, Sumyoshi-cho

Maruito Kimura Chirimen-ten—31, Naraidas,

153

Tirthdas & Co.—P.O. Box

Shinsaibashi

Maruko Goshi Kaisha— 111 Kita Kyu Nihalchand & Co.—77, Yamashita-cho

taro-cho Nikko Fuji Shokai—21, Benten-dori

Nippon Kinuori Co., Ltd.—Gosho Nozaki Shokai—202, Yamashita-cho

Building, Nakanoshima Premsing & Sons, I.—153, Yamashita-cho

Okabashi K.K.—32, Funakoshi-cho

Shigemitsu Yoshinosuke—7, Ohte-cho Rudolph & Co.—254, Yamashita-cho

Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.—21, Imabashi Strahler & Co.—94, Yamashita-cho

Taiyo Shoten—47, Banzai-cho Stroke & Co.—35, Yamashita-cho

Uemura Jisaburo—58b, Kajiya-cho Zellweger & Co.—90b, Yamashita-cho

Yokota Shoten—27, Kita Watanabe-

cho KOREA

Shidzuoka Chosen Seisha Kaisha—181, Suindo,

Ohhashi Genjiro Shoten—Hon-dori .Seoul

Watanabe Genju Shoten—Yegawa-cho Chosen Seoul

Seishi K.K.—181, Sonindo,

Tokyo Kanegafuchi Boseki K.K.—61, Shiset-

suri, Seoul

Pearce & Co.—Yamawuichi Building, Katakura Seisha Kaisha — 6, Kanko-

dori, Seoul

Hon-cho Keijo Seishi-jo-290, Tosondo, Seoul

Yokohama Kobe Shokai K.K.—10, Aoba-cho,

Seoul

Abe Shoten K.K.—5, Aioi-cho Yamaju iSeishi K.K.—11, Kanko-dori,

Bharat Trading Co.—153, Yamashita- Seoul

cho Chosen Kenshoku K.K.—181, Sonindo

Dhanamall, Chellaram — 32c, Yama- Taisho Orimono K.K. — 7, Reido,

shita-cho Seoul

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS E279

CHINA Hongkong Lace Co.—50, Queen’s Road

Central

Canton Japanese Bazaar—7, D’Aguilar Street

Ohellaram, D.—20, French Concession Central & Co.—20, Queen’s Road

Kayamally

Hogg Co.—Shameen

Karanjia Hi Co.—21, French Conces- PavriStreet

& Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham

sion, Shameen Swatow Drawn Work Co.—14, Ped-

Kwangtung Silk Agency — 33a, B. C., der Street

Shameen Swatow Lace Co., Ltd.—16, Pedder St.

Mogra & Co, E. R.—25, Shameen

Pohoomull Bros.—15, French Conces- Tajmahal

Building Silk Store—King’s Theatre

sion

Spalinger St Co., U., S. A. — 49, Talati, M.P.—18, Ice House Street

Tyeb & Cq,—H.K. Hotel Bldg.

Shameen

Wo Hing Silk Hong — 33a, British Con- Utoomall & Assudamall Co. — Dina

House, 3-9, Duddell Street

cession, Shameen

Wassiamull Assomull Co.—46, Queen’s

Chefoo Road Central

Watanmal Boolchand—20, On Lan

Casey & Co. Street

Chefoo Hairnet Co.—Chang Yu Rd Shanghai

China Grafts

China Manufacturers (Chefoo)

Ohina Merchants Pongee Association Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House

Azadian Societe ANonyme—4, French

Clarke, John H. Bund

McMullan & Co., Ltd., James Baer & CJq., A—8-10, Rue du Consulat

Pernot (Chefoo) et Cie

Shantung Silk and Lace Co.—Beach Chellaram, D.—131, Hankow Road

China Merchants’ Pongee Associa-

Road tion—120, Jinkee Road

Tai Tung & Co.—Broadway Chinai & Co., J. C.—10, Rue du Consulat

Yannoulatos Brothers Clerici, Bedoni & Co.—107, Museum

Road

Hankow Codsi, A. E.—9, Avenue Edward VII

Guzdar & Co.—Hunan Road Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed-

Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisha— Dyce ward VII

Taiping Road, S.A.D. 3. & Co.—45, Kiukiang Road

Eastern Trading Co.—162, Canton Rd.

Hongkong Fein,

JotfreAronmain Store — 893, Avenue

Chellaram, D.—China Building Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee

China Lace Co.—13, Queen’s Road, C. Road

Chinese Bazaar—China Building Gidumal & Watumal, O. K.—131, Han-

Chotirmall & Co.—35, Wyndham Street kow Road

East Asiatic Trading Co.—Shell House Glanzmann Co., F.—162, Canton Road

Fook Weng & Co.—;37, Nathan Road Goldenberg, M.—374, Kiangse Road

Handicraft Distributing Co. — 5, Habibullah

Soochow RoadCo., H. M.—222, North

Wyndham Street

Hariram Silk Store—51, Nathan Road Hassaram & Co., K.—131, Hankow Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E280 SILK MERCHANTS

Hip Seng Co., The—143, Nanking, Rd. Tientsin

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. — 27,

The Bund Chung Yuen Co., Ltd.

Kermani & Co., R. S. — 10, Rue du Doulatram & Sons — 274, Victoria

Consulat Road

Kitj Cheng Pongee Co.—472, Weihai- Hall & Holtz, Ltd.—101, Victoria

wei Road Road

Kosloff, L.—61, Nanking Road Shantung Silk & Lace Co.—Taku

Laou Kai Fook Silk Co.—257, Nanking Road, F.C.

Road Takeda Brothers & Co.—301, Victoria

Laou

kingKiu

RoadChwang Kung Kee—422, Nan- Road M. — 13, Woodrow Wilson

Laou Kiu Luen & Co.—591, Nanking Tarachand,

Street

Road

Li, S. C.—125, Nanking Road Tsinan

Lindsay Jean—66, Nanking Road

Little & Co,, William —131, Museum Rubant, Francis W.—122, Seventh

Main Street

Road

Madier, Ribet

VII Weihaiwei

Marthoud & Cie—53, Foochow Road

WeihaiwEi

Mikasa & Co.—931, Bobbling Well Kun Ming Street Handiwork Co. — 28-29B

Road

One Price Lace Co.—133, Broadway SIAM

Pohoomull Brothers — 130, Hankow

Road Bangkok

Righini S. A.—163, Canton Road

Rudolph & Co., Charles—58, Hong Eastern Indian Trading Co—1409,

Kong Road East Side Memorial Bridge, opposite

Sauvayre, J.—25, Rue du Consulat Economic Museum

Saydah & Saydah—330, Szechuen Road

Shalom & Co.—81, Jinkee Road INDO-CHINA

Shanghai Silk Co.—656, Bubbling Saigon

Well Road

Shroff & Co., R.F.—671, Szechuen Road Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J. — 28-32,

Shroff, P. B.—391, Kiangse Road New Rue Catinat

Smith, Ltd.—452, Kiangse Road

Ultramar Import Co.—17, Canton Rd. MALAYA

United Mercantile Co.—89, Foochow Negri Sembilan

Road

Viloudaki & Co.—59, Peking Road Gianchand k, Sons—80, Paul Street,

Weber & Co., O.A.—8-10, Rue du Seremban

Consulat

Yannoulatos Brothers (China)—120, Seremban Silk Stoke—129, Paul Street

Jinkee Road Penang

Swatow Doulatram & Co., B. H. T.—8a, Beach

Street

Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.)—11, Sin Heng Wassiamull, Assomull & Co. —12,

Road Bishop Street

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SILK MERCHANTS—SPORTING & ATHLETIC GOODS E281

Perak Werder & Co., Ltd. — 6, Ingreso,

Binondo

Kinta Silk Store — 128, Belfield

Street, Ipoh SPORTING & ATHLETIC

GOODS

Singapore

CHINA

Chotirmall

Street & Co., K. A. J.—41-43, High Canton

Echigoya & Co.—54-56, Middle Road

Ramchand & Sons—76, North Bridge Rd. Rafeek & Co. — 27-28, French Conces-

Singapore Silk Store—36-40, North sion, Shameen

Bridge Road

Wassiamull, Assomull & Co.—31 & 33, Hongkong

High Street

China Sports—16, D’Aguilar Street

NETHERLANDS INDIES G. S. Brothers—11, Hankow Road

Mamak & Co.—10, Peking Road

Batavia

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—7, Pasar Shanghai

Baroe Squires, Bingham, Ltd.—126, Nan-

Sourabaya king Road

Chotirmall & Co., K.A.J.—23, Pesar MALAYA

Besar Penang

THE PHILIPPINES Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, Union Str.

Manila

Selangor

Abolafia, Inc., M. & C. —122, Nueva,

Binondo Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Java Street,

Assanmal & Co., G.—775, Tabora Kuala Lumpur

Bombay Commercial Co.—741, Tabora

Bombay Silk Supply—128-132, Nueva, Singapore

Binondp

Crown Silk Store—27, Escolta Queen’s—3, Prince Street

Indian Commercial Co.—328-332, Das- Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place

marinas, Binondo

Manila Remnant Co., Inc.—451, Juan SIAM

Luna

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.—Nation- Bangkok

al City Bank Bldg.

Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. — 440^54, Princes—Nai Lert Building

Dasmarinas, Binondo

Pohoomull Brothers — 178, Rosario, THE PHILIPPINES

Binondo

Sehwani & Co.—«4, Escolta Manila

Royal Silk Store — 737, Tabora, San Athletic Supply Co.—114, T. Pinpin

Nicolas

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E282 STEVEDORES

STEVEDORES Hin Fat & Co., Ltd.—17, Connaught

Road C.

JAPAN South China Transporting and

Kobe Stevedoring Co.—12a, Des Voeux

Road Central

Wang

Helm Bros., Ltd.—46, Harima-machi Central Kee & Oo.—36, Connaught Rd.

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—2, Kaigan-

dori Shanghai

Owston & Co., F.—72, Kyo-machi

Ah Foh & Co.—33, Szechuen Road

Nagasaki Chop Dollar Co.—47, Hwakee Road

Walker & Co., R. N.rtll, Ouranmachi Shanghai Stevedoring Co.—Lane 125,

20, Szechuen Road

Shanghai Transportation Co.—97.

Nagoya Hankow Road

Aisan Shosen K.K.—Funairi-cho MALAYA

Asano Shinji Shoten—Minato Hon-cho

Chiyoda Gumi—Maipa-inachi Singapore

Nagoya Kaiun Kaisha — Minato Hon-

machi Coastal Transport Co.—22, Winches-

Unpan Goshi Kaisha—Sasajima-cho ter House

Dawood & Co.—57, Raffles Quay

Tokyo LyesonHuat

Road& Co.^—1st Floor, 4, Robin-

Helm Bros.,

Shiba-ku Ltd. — 1, Shibaura, Saiboo Marioan & Co.—2-b, Raffles

Mitsubishi Warehousi; Co.,, Ltd. — 1, Quay

Edobashi THE PHILIPPINES

Yokohama

Iloilo

Helm Bros.. Ltd.—48, Yamashita-

cho Visayan Stevedore-Transportation

Ichinose Kaiso-ten K. K. —;83, Ben- Co-, The

ten-dori

ISHIKAWAYA ASADA KaISO-TEN—3, Moto Manila

Hama-cho

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Yamashita- Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc. — Der-

cho ham Building, Port District

Owston & Co., Ltd., F.—1, Kaigan- Koh & Sons, E. L.—266, Juan Luna

dori Lim, Mariano, H.—829, Urbiztondo

Teikoku Unyu G.K.—19, Kaigan-dori

Yokohama Kakuki Godo Unso K.K.— Luzon Nicolas

San

Stevedoring Co., Inc. — Pier

83, Benten-dori No. 5, Port District

CHINA Manila Terminal Co., Inc.—Pier No.

5, Port Area

Hongkong Zamboanga

A. Kwai & Co.—16, Connaught Road 1j Johnston, Jos. S.

Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SUGAR MERCHANTS E283

SUGAR CENTRALS IN THE Tokyo

PHILIPPINES—((See Page B8) Dai Nippon Seito K.K. — Showa

SUGAR MERCHANTS Building

Ensuiko Sugar Manufacturing Co.—

3, Tsukimi-cho

JAPAN Meiji Seito K.K.—8, Kyobashi

Nippon Sugai Trading Co., Ltd.—12,

Kobe Kakigara-cho

Taiwan Seito K.K.—Yuraku Bldg.

Kitagawa Shoten, S,. —14, Susano- Tamaoki Gomei Kaisha—9, Hon-cho

dori

Mayeda Shoten—27, Onoe-dori Yokohama

Meiji Seito K.K.—39, Takamatsu-cho

Taiwan Seito K.K.—Higashi Hiriike Kanetaya

Nakamasu

Shoten—51, Wakaba-cho

cho Bldg., 69,Shoten

Yamamoto Yoto-ten—1-66, Motomachi- Nippon

G. K. — Kamakura

Onoe-cho

dori Seifun K.K.—Chikawa-cho

Nisshin Seifun K.K. — Asahi Bldg.,

81, Onoe-cho

Sugiyama Shoten—8, Hanasaki-cho

Dai Nippon Seito K. K.—121, Tomo- KOREA

buchi-cho

Ensuiko Seito Takushoku K.K.-13, Dai Nippon Seito K.K.—110, Ken-

Nishino Shimono-cho shiro, Seoul

Nippon Sato Boyeki K.K.—28, Shio- Hokoku Seifun K.K.—76, Nandai-

machi mon-dori, Seoul

Osaka Hyoto Seizo Goshi K. — 88, Kuwata Shoten — 344, Taihai-dori,

Ono-machi Seoul

Taiwan Seito K.K.—Kawara<-machi Nakajima Shoten—21, Hasegawa-cho,

Teikoku Seito K.K.—i55, Kawara- Seoul

machi Tokunaga Shoten— 53, Suhiyo-cho,

Uyeno Seisaku—18, Andojibashi-dori Seoul

Shidzuoka FORMOSA

Ako Seito K.K.—Toryok wan, Heito-gun

Hasegawa Eikichi Shoten—8, Imonishi- Dai Nippon Seito K.K.—Tainan

cho Meiji Seito K.K.—Tainan-shu

Izuya, N. Suzuki—90, Ba.ba-cho Showa Seito K.K.—Gokeku-sho, Taihoku

Kawaguchi

cho Eikichi Shoten—47, Kinza- Taito Seito K.K.—Kita-machi, Taito-cho

CHINA

Hongkong

Kabashi Iseji—Hanano-cho Pavri & Sons, K. S.—32, Wyndham

Meiji Shoten—Nishinabe-cho Street

Nakajima Shoten K.K.—Nishinabe- Pentreath & Co.—Alexandra Build-

cho ings

Nakatoka Shoten—Nishinabe-cho Taikoo Sugar Refining Co.—Quarry

Yuasa Shoten K.K.—Nishinabe-cho Bay

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TEADES

E284 SUGAR MERCHANTS

Shanghai Sun King Sugar Factory—1126, Sta

Elena

Erdmann & Sielcken—4T0, Szechuen Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. — Luiz

Perez Samanillo Building

Road

Maclaine Sugar Co., Ltd.—12, The Welch Fairchild, Ltd.—Regina Bldg.

Bund

VolkaRt Brothers—34, Ave. Edward NETHERLANDS INDIES

VII

Batavia

Tientsin

Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Gipperich & Co., E.—^2, Taku Road Erdman & Sielcken—P.O. Box 44

Internationale Crediet-en Handels

THE PHILIPPINES Vereeniging " Rotterdamt”’

Java Sumatra Handel Mu, N.V.

Manila Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatsohap-

pIj

Ayala & Co.—Filipinas Bldg. Maclaine, Watson & Co.

Calamba Sugar Estate— wh .floor, Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Soriano Building

Central Azucarera Del Norte—203, Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Cu-Unjieng Building, Binondo Platon, L.

Central Luzon Milling Co., Inc.— Wellenstein Krause & Co.

Crystal Arcade Building

Davies & Co., Theo. H.—Luiz Sama-

nillo Building Semarang

Elizalde & Co., Isio.—Muelle de la

Industria Arima & Co., Ltd., H.

Hacienda San Jose, Mindoro—109, Crone, H.G. Th.

Plaza Sta. Cruz Erdman & Sielcken

Insular Sugar Refining O'orpn.— Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Barrio Jolo, Mandaluyong, Rizal Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Mabalacat Sugar Mills—Cu Unjieng Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

Bldg. pij

Malabon Sugar Co.—H.K. & Shang- Kruytbosch, H.A.

hai Bank Bldg.

North Negros Sugar Co. — Chaco Kwik Hoo Tong, N.V. Handel Maat-

schappij

Building

Pampanga Sugar Mills—6th Floor, McNeill & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Sojiano Bldg.

Philippine Sugar Estate Development Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Co.—246, Anda

Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Philip- Mirandolle, Voute & Co.

Thio Sing Long, N.V. Handel Maat-

pines), Inc.—Crystal Arcade Bldg. schappij

Roxas y Compania—719, Echague, San

Miguel Sourabaya

San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd.—Plaza

Cervantes, Binondo

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—H.K. and Burns, Philp &Ltd.,

Arima & Co., H.

Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Bank Building

Commissie-en

Speckels Philippine, Co. — Heacock “ Soerabaia ” Agentuur Maatschappu

Bldg.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

SUGAR MERCHANTS—TEA MERCHANTS E2S5

ERDMAN & SlELCKEN Kyoto

Fraser, Eaton & Co.

International Crediet-en Handels Aobana-En Chaho—Higashinotoin

VereJeniginq “ Rotterdam ” Ashida Rihichi—Gojo Agaru, Shin Machi

Java Sumatra tiAifDEL Maatschappij, Goto Seisaburo—2, Sanjo Sagaru

N.V.

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatscuap Watabe Tatsubaro—Nijo-kami

pij Nagoya

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V. M. J. B. Co:—103, Suyehiro-cho

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Mirandoole, Voute & Co. Osaka

Nippon Sugar Trading Co., Ltd.

Patel, M.V. Ichikawa Seijun-kan—27?, Koraibashi-

zume

SURVEYORS—(Vee Architects) Kasahan Shoten—8, Kitahorie Mina-

mi-dofi

TEA MERCHANTS Kawaguchiken Honten—31, Shinsai-

bashi-suj i

JAPAN Kotobukiya K.K.—52, Sumiyoshi-cho

Sugino Orisaburo—29, Yokobori-cho

Hakodate Shidzuoka

Gill & Co.—7, Takushoku Building Carter, Macy & Co.—2, Anzai-machi

Folger & Co.—Kitaban-cho

Kobe Habibullah & Co., H. M.—75, Kita-

ban-cho

Awano Shoten—-128, Sake-machi Helleyer & Co.—Kitaban-cho, P.O.

Curnow & Co., J.—-P.O. Box 1050 Box 27

(Sann.) Irwin-Harrisons-'Whitney, Inc.—56,

Fuji-en Chaho—109. Miya-machi Kitaban-cho

Furukawa Chaho—1-149, Shimoya Japan Black Tea Co.—48, Tekkoshi

mate-dori Japan Tea Firing Co.—2, Anzai,

Hirochi Yoshio—109-110, W,akinoha M. J. B. Co.—103, Suyehiro-cho

ma Seihoku Koichi Shoten—98, Kita

Miyako-ten—35, Kitanagasa-dori Ban-cho

Mizota Naokazu—45, Shimoyamate- Shidzuoka Seicha Gomei Kaisha—67,

dori Anzai-cho

Musabhoy & Co.—308, Sannomiya Siegfreid & Co.—87, Shinmei-cho

Nakao Takesaburo—84, Futaba-cho FORMOSA

Sonobe

machi Shoten Seicha-bh—131, Sakae- Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading

Suzuki Sei—87, Kitanagasa-dori Co.—1, Idzumicho, Taipeh

Takatsuka

machi Naotaro—20, Yokomichi- Nozawa & Co.—Taihoku

Carter Macy Tea & Coffee Co., Inc.

Yamanouchi Chaho—170, Moto-machi —24-26, Eiraku-cho, Daitotei

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E286 TEA MERCHANTS

CHINA Gilson, E. H.—100, Jinkee Road

Habibullah Co., H. M.—222, North

Foochow Soochow Road

Heath (1927), Ltd.—2, Peking Road

Harrison, King & Irwin, Ltd. Jardine, Matheson & Oo., Ltd.—27,

The Bund

Hankow Kermani, R. S.—10, Rue du Consulat

Master & Co., M. J.—131, Hankow Road

Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. Nemazee & Co., H. M. H.—190, Pe-

king Rd.

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Anlee House Ouskouli, M.H.A.—142, Museum Road

Asiatic Trading Corporation—7, Lan- Savul & Co., H.A.I.—128, Museum Rd.

ling Road Siemssen & Krohn—66, Museum Rd.

Dodwell & Co.—6, Tungting Road

Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd.—6, Wang Foch

Yue Tai Tea Co.—197, Avenue

The Bund

Jardine, Matheson & Co.—The Bund, NETHERLANDS INDIES

S.A.D. 3.

Hongkong Batavia

China Tea Co.—1b, Pottinger Street Borneo Co., Ltd., The

Davie, Boag & Go,, Ltd.—2, Queen’s Road Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Central Cocq & Co., C.H.R.

Gilman & Co.—4A, Des Vceux Road Francis Peek & Oo., Ltd.

Central Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd.

Jardine,

Street Matheson & Co.—18, Pedder Internationale

Heath & Co., Ltd.—Prinsenstraat

Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road Vereeniging “ Crediet-en

Rotterdam ”

Handels

Central Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

Moulder & Co.—China Building N.V.

Union Trading Co.—York Building Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschap-

pij

Shanghai Maclaine Watson & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Anderson

Road Landbouw Maatschappij, Ned Indis

Azadian, J. (S.A.)—4, French Bund che

Campbell & Co.—55, Yuen Ming Yuen Peet & Co., John

Road

China Produce Co.—288, Tiendong Road Bouwenhorst Mulder & Co.

Ross Taylor & Co.

China Tea Co., Ltd.—288, Tiendong Tiedeman & van Kerchem

Road

Chuen Tai Tea Dealer—1329, N. Sze- Wellenstein Krause & Co.

chuen

COMPAGNIE FrANCO-AfRICAINE — 467, Macassar

Kiangse Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Rd Catz Java Trading Co., N.V.

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee Maintz’ Productbnhandel, N.V.

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TEA MERCHANTS—TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS E287

Padang THE PHILIPPINES

Internationale Crediet-en Handels Manila

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

Semarang La Isla de Luzon—435, T. Pin pin,

Binondo

Crone, H.G. Th. Seng Kee & Co.—622, Nueva, Binondo

Internationale Crediet-en Handels TIMBER & LUMBER

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” MERCHANTS

Kwik Hoo Tong Handel Maatschap-

pij, N.V. JAPAN

McNeill & Co.

Maintz’ Proditctenhandel, N.V. Hakodate

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co. Asiatic Lumber Co., Ltd.—32, Sakai-

Ross Taylor & Co. machi

Semarangsche Administratis Maat- Etori Kenzen—17, Takasago-cho

SOHAPPIJ Homma Shiroji—1, Benten-cho

Japan & Eastern Trading Go., Ltd.—

Sourabaya 8, Aioi-cho, Otaru

“Amsterdam” Handelsyereeniging Matsumoto Shoten—14, Shiodome-cho

Anemeat & Co. Sakamato Jutaeo—262, Matsukaze-cho

Burns, Philp & Co., Ltd. Vernot Timber Trading Co.—1, Aioi-

cho Otaru

Fraser Eaton & Co., Ltd. Yuasa Lumber Co.—Otaru

Internationale Crediet-bn Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ” Kobe

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij,

N.V. Kerry & Co., H. E.—7, Harima-

Kian Gwan, N.V. Handel Maatschip- machi

pij MacMillan Export Co., Ltd., H. it

Kwik Hoo Tong, Handel Maatscdap- —304, Crescent Building, 72, Kyo-

pij, N.V. machi

Maintz’ Produotenhandel, N.V. Matsubara Shoten G.K.—102, Sekiya-

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. cho

Landbouw Maatschappij, Ned. Indis- Miyashita Lumber K.K.—1, Zaimaku-

che cho

Ross Taylor

Waitib & Co., Ltd., N.V. Handel dori

Maatschappij National Trading & Lumber Co.—32,

Akashi-mchi

MALAYA Ohsaki (Shoten—27, Kasunoki-cho

Philippine Lumber Export K.K.—32,

Singapore Akashi-machi

Sasaki Shoten—Minami Sakasegawa-

Kiat & Co., T.G.—766, North Bridge Road cho

Klass & Sons—163, Moulmein Road Tamura—23, Sakae-machi

Martin & Co., W. M. — 100, Tanglin WesternBuilding

Export Lumber Co.—Jugo

Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E288 TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS

Yamacho Mokuzai K.K.—Jugo Bldg. Shidzuoka Mokuzai Itaku—24, Anzai

Yamada Shoten, T. — 16b, Harima- Yasumoto

cho

Genkichi Shoten—30, Baba-

machi

Kyushu Shimonoseki

Aoki Shoten—4, Ishishiro-cho Akita Shokai—Higashinabe-cho

Kagotora Seikan K.K.—Isaki-cho

Highchi Seizaisho G. K.—178, Taka- Ohmura

miya Horikawa-cho Iwakichi— Nishi Hosoe-cho

Muranaka Mokuzax Shoji K.K.—57,

Shimo Susaki-cho Tokyo

Ohmine Tahei — 907, Keigo Okitar

machi Akita Mokuzai K.K.—15, Kiba-cho

Saktjragi Tokujiro Shoten—71, Chi- Baba Uhachi Shoten—2, Kiba-cho

tase-cho Bando Ihei Howten—3, Kiba-cho

Nagasaki Kiyozumi Seizaiesho—10, Kiyozumi-

cho

Aoki Teruyuki—56, Nishi Hamano Kobayashi Rikizo Shoten—12, Nishi

Hatchobori

Kanaya Shokai—5, Senba-machi Nichiro Mokuzai K.K. — Sanshiu

Kasamura Kaname—3, Fukutomi-cho Bldg., Yuraku-cho

Nakajima, B.—19, Suwanmachi Obayashi-gumi Kosaku-cho—340, Mi-

Saito Haruichi—3, Yamase-machi nami Suna-machi

Tokyo Lumber Market Co.—Kiba

Nagoya Building

Akita Mokuzai Kaisha, Ltd.—35, Ma~ Yokohama

saki-machi, Naka-ku

Chuo Mokuzai K.K.—45, Atsuta Shin Asahi Mokuzai K.K.—4, Tsuruya-cho

Bito-machi Asano Bussan K.K.—Bankoku Bldg.,

Fukuda Zaimokuten—2-350, Masaki- 26, Kaigan-dori

oho Iidaya Shoten—2984, Koyasu-cho

Kato Heijiro—25, Higashi Tsukiji Kase Chuji Shoten—3122, Koyasu-cho

Noda Shoten—8, Kami Horikawa-oho Sato Kahei Shoten—16, Higashi Ka-

nagawa-cho

Osaka Toyo Seizai-sho G. K.—1,181, Iwama-

shita

KasahAn Shoten—8, Kitahorie Mina-

mi-dori KOREA

Kotobuki-ya K.K.—52, Sumiyoshi-chc

Sugino Arisaburo—29, Yokobori Akita Mokuzai K.K.—90, Okazaki-

Take Shokai—49, Koraibashizume cho, Seoul

Togo Shokai—11, Shiomachi-dori Daini Shokai K.K. -69, Okazaki-cho,

Seoul

Shidzuoka Horiuchi Shokai—14, Furuicho, Seoul

Sanko Yoko—70, Okazaki-cho, Seoul

Makita Shtniohi Shoten—A-iO, Ohte- Yamana Matsutaro—70, Okazaki-cho.

cho Seoul

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS E289

CHINA Shanghai

Dairen Bloch Meg. &, Lumber Co., Ltd.—14,

Boone Road

Akita Mokuzai K.K.—4, Kita Oyama- China Import & Export Lumber Co.,

dori Ltd.—1426, Yangtszepoo Rd.

Daieen iSeizai K.K.—2, Sakae-machi Chun Woo—350, Tiendong Road

Mikashita Mokusho—1, Irifune-cho Dollar Co., Robert—51, Canton Rd.

Shingu Shoko K.K.—14, Yoyoi-cho Fukushima & Co.—783, Dixwell Road

Hankow Gibb, Livingston & Co.—100, Jinkee

Road

Asiatic Trading Corpn., Ltd. — 7, Jardine,

The Bund

Matheson & Co., Ltd.—27,

Langting Road, S.A.D. 2. Keijola, H. M. A.—54, Ward Road

China Import-Export and Lumber Co., Kow Kee Timber Co.—169, Yuen Ming

Ltd. Yuen Road

Dollar Co., The Robert—289, Wha Malcolm & Co., Ltd.—220, Szechuen

Ching Kai Road!

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha—185, Szechuen

Harbin Road

Skidelsky’s Successors, L.S. — 44, Nomura

Bolshoi Prospect way Lumber Co.—324, East Broad-

Kovalsky, Y. F.—P.O. Box 332 Racine & Cie,,S. A.—2, Peking Road

Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co.—70,

Hongkong Szechuen Road

Shun Tah Lumber Co.—44, Ward Rd.

Australian Sandalwood Co., Ltd.— Walker & Co., A.—120, Chemnipo Road

4a, Des Voeux Road C. Woodcraft Works—103, Kiukiang Road

China Import & Export Lumber Co.

-15-19, Queen’s Road Central Tientsin

Dollar Co., Robber—Pedder Building

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. China Import & Export Lumber Co.

—2, Russian Road

Building

International Trading Co.—China Coilins & Co.—75, Consular Road

Building Dollar Co., TNe Robert—Robert Dol-

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.—18, lar Building

Pedder Street Dollar Lumber Co.—Robert Dollar

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha— Holland Building

House, Queen’s Road Central Forbes Co., Ltd., William —45 Victoria

Sham Mow Timber Saw Mill Co., Ltd.— Road

431, Hennessy Road Jardine, Matheson & Go. — Victoria

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des Road

Yoeux Road Central Kow Hung Lumber Co., Ltd. — The

Thomson & Co.—Hongkong Bank Bldg. Bund, I.C.

Wong Tong Kee—32, Canton Road, Mitsui Bussan Kais^a, Ltd. — i, Ya-

magu-chi Road

Kowloon

Mukden Tsinan

China Import & Export Lumber Co., China Import and Export Lumber

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

E10

 OLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E290 TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS

SIAM THE PHILIPPINES

Bangkok Iloilo

Anglo-Siam Corpn, Ltd. Iloilo Lumber Yard

Bombay-Burmah Tradtng Corpn., Ltd.

Borneo Co., Ltd. Manila

East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The 4nakan Lumber Co.—Elizalde Bldg.

Leonowens, Ltd., Louis T. Antipolo Lumber Co.—2436, Rizal

INDOCHINA Avenue Extension

Babcock & Co., Inc.. W. R.—Hogar

Building

Barretto y Cia, Inc., Viuda e Hijos

Cie Asiatique et Africaine. de Pio—720, Echaque, San Miguel

COMPAGNIE FORESTIERE IndOCHINOISB Cadwallader-Gibson Lumber Co.—

—43, Boulevard Bonnard Heacock Bldg.

Est Asiatique Francaies—Quai de la Camarines Lumber Co., Inc. — 437,

Marne Misericordia, Sta. Cruz

MALAYA Choy & Co., S. C.—672, Juan Luna

Chu Bio Lumber Co.—1639, Herran

Negri Sembilan City Lumber—706, Juan Luna, Bi-

nondo

Pasoh Sawmills—Bahau Cosmos Lumber — 623-625-627, Soler.

Santa Cruz

Singapore C. Dee Chuan & Sons, Inc.—14-30,

Soler, Binondo

Chye Hin Sawmills—416, Beach Rd. Dee Hong Lue & Oo., Inc.—920-950,

Fraser & Co. — Union Bldg., Collyer Juan Luna

Quay

Jong Tye Heng, Chop — 150, Laven- Dee Tian & Co.—151:8, Azcarraga

Dy Pac & Co., Inc.—1032, Juan Luna

der Street

Malayan Commercial Agency —187, Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc.—123,

Juan Luna, Binondo

Selegie Road

McAlister & Co. — Gresham House, Findlay Millar Timber Co.—1000,

Cordeleria, Santa Mesa

Battery Road

Sin Chye Hin—46, Padang Jeringam Go Taco & Co.—626, Soler, Sta. Cruz

Off Kallang Road Gotamco Hermanos, Vicente — 430,

Sin Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co.—52, Tanduay, Quiapo

Lavender Street Gotauoo & Co., Inc.—214, Soler, Bi-

Siong nondo

AlwiLim

RoadSaw Mill Co.—2 & 3, Syed Hercules Lumber Co., Inc.—155, Paz,

NETHERLANDS INDIES Paco

Insular Lumber Co.—Samanillo Bldg.

Batavia Insular Saw Mill, Inc.—330, Canoni-

go, Paco

Javasche Houthandel—Maatschappij Junction Lumber Co.—2610, Herran

(N. V. Yereenigde) La Loma Lumber Co.—5, Andres Boni-

Koloniale Handel Mu facio

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TIMBER & LUMBER MERCHANTS—TIRES E291

Luzon Lumbek Co. - 904 Juan Luna TIN MINES IN MALAYA

Manila Lumber Co.—900, Juan Luna —(See Page BlO)

Minandao Lumber Co., Inc.—660, Al- TIRES

varado, Binondo

Norton and Harrison Co.—Kneedler CHINA

Building

Oriental Saw Mill—313, Tanduay, Hongkong

San Miguel

Philippine Lumber Manufacturing Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—

Co., Inc.—14-30, Soler, Binondo Marina House, 15-19, Queen’s Road

Central

Port Lamon Lumber Co.—8, M. de Hongkong

Binondo Tyre Co.—392, Hennessy

Pujalte Lumber Co.—3, Plaza Mora- Road

ga, Binondo Mukden

Rizal Lumber Co.—532, F. B. Harri-

son, Pasay, Rizal Dunlop Rubber Co. (F.E.), Ltd.—

Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc.—901, Hongkong

San Chin Lou

& Shanghai Bank Bldg.,

Dagupan, Tondo

St Piao & Co., Ltd.—766, Echague Peiping

Tan Hong & Co.—623-625-627, Solcr Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—15,

Tat Jay Co. — 730-734, Echague, San Ran Yu Hutung

Miguel

Tat Seng Lumber Co.—1807-1809, Juan Shanghai

Luna

Tuason

117, Hongkong Road

de Ono, Quiapo

Washington Lumber Co.—808, Juan Goodyear

—51,

Tyre and Rubber Export Co.

Canton Road

Luna

Zambales Lumber Co.—920-950, Juan Tientsin

Luna

Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.—2,

Zamboanga Bristow Road

Atkins Kroll & Co. —14, Calle SIAM

Madrid Bangkok

Basilian Lumber Co.

Dollar Co., The Robert—12, Marahui Mark’s Tyre Store—Corner of Wind-

Johnston, Jos. S. mill and New Roads

Port Banga Lumber Co.—P.O. Box MALAYA

198

BORNEO Singapore

Sandakan Dunlop Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd.—142,

Robinson Road

British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.— Firestone Tire and Rubber Co.

Sandakan (S.S.), Ltd.—22, Geylang Road

North Borneo Trading Co.—Jessel- United Vulcanising Co.—148, Selegie

ton Road

E10,

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E292 TIRES—TOURIST AGENTS-TOBACCO MERCHANTS

THE PHILIPPINES Cook & Sdn, Ltd., Thos.—Queen's

Building

Manila

Peiping

Commonwealth Co-operative Associa-

tion, Ino.—747, Severino, Sampaloo American Express Cd.:, Inc.—Grand

Cooper, L. A. (Distributor for Seiber- Hotel de Wagon Lits

ling Rubber Co.)^-747, Severino, Cook & Son, Thos., & Waoons-Lits

Sampaloc Co.—Grand Hotel de Pekin

Daido Hardware Store—680, Dasma- Shanghai

rinas, Binondo

Dunlop Rubber Co. (F. E.), Ltd.— American Express Co.,: Inc. — 158,

477, A. Mabini, Ermita Kuikiang Road

Estrella Auto Palace—536, Gandaira, Japan Tourist Bureau—86, Canton

Sta. Cruz Road

Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of Travel Advisers—60, Nanking Road

the Philippine Islands — 207-209,

Thirteenth Street, Port Area MALAYA

Fisk Tire Co., Inc. of the Philip-

pines, The — 122,' Novaliches, San Penang

Miguel

Goodrich International Rubber Co. Tourist Agency Information Bureau,

—Comer Penafrancia and Canoni- The—Victoria Pier

go, Paco

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co., Singapore

Ltd.—Macondray Bldg.

Houston Rubber Co. — 548, Rizal Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos.—39, Robin-

son Road

Avenue, Slanta Cruz

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong THE PHILIPPINES

& Shanghai Bank Bldg.

U.S. Rubber Export Co., Ltd.—35, Manila

Orozco, Quiapo

TOURIST AGENTS American Express Co., Inc.—P.O.

Box 1463

JAPAN TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Kobe JAPAN

Cook & Son, I/td.—P.O. Box 398 Yokohama

Tokyo Strome & Co.—35, Yamashita^cho

Japan Tourist Bureau—Tokyo Station KOREA

Yokohama Bennett & Co.—Chemulpo

Japan Tourist Bureau—1, Kaigandoir CHINA

CHINA Amoy

Hongkong Hope Co.

American Express Co., Inc.—4, Des Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Voeux Road Central Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS E293

Canton Kelley & Co., Ltd.—11, Queen’s Road

Central

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Nanyang Brothers ToBAtfOo Co—271

Ltd. Wanchai Road

Changsha Tabaqueria Filipina—26, Queen’s Road

Central

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Yours Truly Tobacco1 Store—18, Lock-

hart Road

Dairen Ichang

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd., — Hong

Kong and Shanghai Bank Bldg., 40 Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,,

Echigo-cho Ltd,

Hangchow Kongmoon

Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn. Yee Tsoong.Tobacco .Distributors,* Ltd.

Hankow

Macao

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.,

The—Chung Shan Road Tabaqueria Filipina—1a, Rue de ,S.

Thurier & Kohr Domingos

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—Lu

Ho Road, S.A.D. 1. Mukden

Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Chi Tung Manufacturing Co., Ltd,-

Ltd.—Poyang Road, S.A.D. 3.

Harbin Peiping

Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd.—P.O. Karatzas Bros’. '& Co.—t, flatarnen

Box 44 Street

Lopato Sons, Ltd., A. Legation Wine & Tobacco Store—

Skoblin, S. F—31, Konnaya Street 5A, Rue Marco Polo

Skiotis Brothers & Co.—6, Legation

Hongkong Street

Tientsin Tobacco Co.- -Legation St.

Atienza & Co.—54, Nathan Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd,

A. G. Botelho & Co.—French Bank Bldg. —>16, Chuan Pan Hutung, near Hata-

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), men Gate

Ltd. —256, Gloucester Road Shanghai

Chan & Co., C. — 312, Nathan Road

Dodwell & Co., Ltd.-H.K. Bank Bldg. Adams & Co., W.A.—51, Canton Road

Empress Stores—54, Nathan Road Alliance Tobacco Co. of China, Ltd.—

Gande, Price & Co., Ltd.—St. George’s 175, Soochow Road

Building Ardath

Goeke & Co.—China Building Road Tobacco Co., Ltd.—31, Peking

Qraeco Egyptian Tobacco Co.— Arnhold & Co., Ltd. — Sassoon House

China Building British-American Tobacco Co. (China),

Hutchison & 0o., John D.—King’s Ltd.—175,, Soochow Road

Building

Ito Co.—4a, Des Vceux Road Central British Cigarette Co., Ltd.—175, Soo-

chow Road

 OLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E294 TOBACCO MERCHANTS

Caroline Leaf Tobacco Co.—51, Can- United Road Tobacco Stores—136, Nanking

ton Road

China-American Tobacco Co.—12, The Universal

Bund

Leaf Tobacco Co.—1, The

Bund

China Tobacco Manufacturing Co.- Watson & Co., A.S.—71, Nanking Road

100, Peking Road Westminister TobacOo 1 Co.—175, Soo-

China Tobacco Products—119, Jinkee chow Road

Road Wing Tai & Co.—124, Nanking Road

David, A.E.—330, Szechuen Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175, Soo-

Dibrell Brothers, Inc.—12, The Bund chow Road

El Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos, Inc., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

255, Peking Road —175, Soochow Road

Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175, Swatow

Soochow Road

Fook Kow Hung & Go.—1158, Bubbling Yee Tsoong TobaccoLDistributors, Ltd.

Well Road

Hadjiry’s Tobacco StorR—416, Sze- Tientsin

chuen Road Chung Yuen Co., Ltd.

Jenkins, L. B. Tobacco Co.—233, Nanking Karatzas Brothers & Co.—48, Rue du

Road France

Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd.—175, Skiotis FranceBrothers & Co'.—47, Rue de

Soochow Road

Kingshill Trading Co.—210, Kiukiang Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road

Road Tientsin Tobacco Co.—294, Victoria

Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. Victoria Road

(China), Ltd.—175, Soochow Road Cigar Store.—268, Victoria

Road

Lopato Sons, Ltd., A.—175, Soo- Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corporation—

chow Road 90, Davenport Road

Luen How & Co.—263, Broadway Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Monk & Co., A. C.—353, Kiangse Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Murai Brothers Co., Ltd.—175, Soo- —31, Ex-Russiah Bund

chow Road

Palace Tobacco Store -78-90, Nanking Tsinan

Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Pemberton & Penn, Inc.--110, Szechuen

Road Tsingtao

Shanghai

way General Store—37, Broad- YeeOhwang TsoongRoadTobacco Co., Ltd.—Mon

Shanghai Supply Co.—50, Broadway

Tabaqueria FfLfPiNA - 165, Nanking Yee—Kuantao Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

Road

Road

Tobacco Trading Corporation — 233, Wenchow

Nanking Road Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn.

Toyo

YuenTobacco

Hoad Leaf Co.—209, Yuen Ming Wuhu

Tung Tai & Co.—21, Siking Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd:

Union

chuenCommercial

Road Co., Ltd. —320, Sze-

Yunnanfu

United Kingdom Tobacco Co.—820, Sze-

chuen Road Yee Tsoong Tobacco,Distributors, Ltd.

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS E295

SIAM Maintz’ Productenhandel, N-V.

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Bangkok Mirandole, Youte & Co.

Rouwenhorst, Mulder & Co.

British-American Tobacco Co. (Thai-

land), Ltd.—Oriental Avenue Sourabaya

MALAYA Commissie-en Ag-entuur Maatschappij

“ Soerabaia,” N.V.

Penang Fraser, Eaton & Co.

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.V.

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Internationale Crediet-en Handels

Vereeniging “ Rotterdam ”

—48, Church Street

Nanyang Bros.1 Tobacco Co., Ltd.—31?, Koloniale

Beach Street

Tabak Import Mu. Voor

heen G. Klomp, N.V.

Pritchard & Co., Ltd.—9, Union St. Jacobson van den Berg & Co.

Joakim & Co., N.V. Handel Maat-

Singapore schappij

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappu,

British American Tobacco Co. N.V.

(Straits), Ltd.—11, Keppel Road Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Hussain

Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.

—11, Keppel Road THE PHILIPPINES

Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd.

—30, Wallich Street Manila

Pattara, Z.—49, High Street

NETHERLANDS INDIES Aguado Hermanos—103, Balmes, Quiapo

Alhambra Cigar Co—31,

Manufacturing & Cigarette

Tayuman,

Batavia Tondo

Borneo Co., Ltd., The Compania General de Tobacos de

Filipinas—212, Marquez de Cpmil-

Internationale Crediet en Handels las

Vereenighng “ Rotterdam ” El Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos, Inc.—

Jacobson ven den Berg & Co. 167, General Solano, San Miguel

Java Sumatra Handel Maatschappij, Enrique Lete Chan Ghuan Sons Co.—

N.V, 403, Jaboneros, San Nicolas

Maclaine, Watson & Co. Fernandes

Fernandes &Bldg.Co., V. T. — S. O. De

Maintz’ Productenhandel, N.Y. Frieder & Sons Co., S.—36, Novaliches,

Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. San Miguel

Mirandoll, Voute & Co. Go Fay & Co.—443, Salazar, Binon

Rouwenhorst Mulder & Co. Helena Cigar Co.—36, Novaliehes

Semarang La Flor de Intal—31, Tayuman, Tondo

Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Co., Inc.

Crone, H.G. Th. —Corner

Sta. Cruz Ronquillo and Estero Cegado,

Jacobson van den Berg & Co. Mira Hermanos, Inc. —19, Calle Ban-

McNeill & Co. quero

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

TOBACCO MERCHANTS—TRANSMISSION “ ALUMINAX”

E296 TARRED ROPE—TRUCKING—WAREHOUSING

Mitsui Buss an Kaisha, Ltd.—National Kobe

City Bank Building

Ong Sui Yee & Go.—237, Soler Hyogo Soko K. K.—1-51, Kajiya-cho

Philippine Tobacco Co., Inc. — 2215, Kawanishi Soko K.K.—19, Kawa-

Azcarraga, Sampaloc saki-cho

Pokcincula, Brigido—308, Azcarraga, Kobe Sekiyu Soko K. K.—54, Taka-

Tondo matsu-cho

Quing Tongco Sons Tobacco Co.—41, Mitsubishi Soko K.K.—46, Higashi

P. Ducos, Quiapo Kawasaki-cho

Yu Chengco, E. T.^614-616, Gandara, Morimoto Soko K.K.—3, Isogami-

Sta. Cruz dbri

TRANSMISSION “ALUMINAX” Nakanoshima Reizo K. K.—13, Dezaike-

TARRED ROPE ' cho

Nanyu Soko K. K.—26, Kaigan-dori

THE PHILIPPINES Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Kaigan-

dori

Manila Suzuki Shoten—10, Kaigan-dori

Toshin Soko K.K.—15, Kano-eho

JOHNSON PICKETT ROPE CO.- dori Yokoyama iSoko K.K.—9, Isogami-

2, Cable Cristobal

Moji

TRUCKING

Mitsubishi Soko K.K. — Higashi

THE PHILIPPINES Minato-oho

Shibusawa Sokko K.K.— Hama-

Manila cho

Tos Khin Soko K.—Hama-cho

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc.—Derham Osaka

Building, Port Area

Manila Electric Co.—134, San Mar- Kawanishi Soko K. K. - 28 Nakano-

celino, Ermita shima )

Pampanga Bus Co., Inc.—Kneedler Bldg. Mitsubishi

Pasay Transportation Co., Inc.—136, machi Soko K.K.—1-4, Tamae-

Real, Paranaque, Rizal SumitoMo Warehouse ‘Co!', Ltd. — 1-8,

Kawaguchi-cho

WAREHOUSING Toshin Soko K. K.—3, Minami Kaigan-

dori

JAPAN Tokyo

Hakodate Japan Warehouse Co., Ltd. — 7,

Tsukishima

Benten Soko K.K.—16, Shin Hama- Mitsubishi

Edobashi

Warehouse Co., Ltd.—1,

cho

Dai Nippon Seihyo K.K.—8, Masago- Sumitomo iSoko Kaisha, Ltd. rm28,

cho Echizenbori

Kasai Yoko—78, Tani Jito-cho Toshin Soko K. K —20, Saga-cho

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WAREHOUSING-WINES & SPIRITS MERCHANTS E297

Yokohama Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong

and Shanghai Bank Bldg.

Mitsubishi Soko—4, Kaigan-dori

Nickel & Lyons, Ltd.—7, Yamashita- WINES & SPIRITS MERCHANTS

cho JAPAN

Yokohama Boeki Soko , K.K. — 16,

Hiranuma-cho Kobe

Yokohama Dock K.K.—Midori-cho Adet, Moss & Co.—P.O. Box 390

Yokohama Kyoritsu Soko K.K.- Ournow & Co., Ltd., J.—P.O. Box

Omote Takashima-cho

Yokohama Shohin Soko K.K.—26. Dai1050Nippon (Samn.)

Beer K. K. — 8, Kaigan-

Kaigan-dori dori

Yokohama Soko K. K.—Chiwaka-eho Kirin Beer K K.—6, Sakae-machi

CHINA Oliver Evans & Co.—30, Naka-machi

Dairen Sakura Beer K.K.^-55, Sannomiya-

cho

Dairen Kigyo ^oko—62, Kii-cho . Sohirmer, M.—14/1, Nubobiko-cho

Dairen Seihyo K.K.—23, Tokrwiwaho Tormoyamate-dori

Grocery & Wine Store—43, Shi-

Dairen Soko G.K.^39, Terauchi-dori Whymark & Co., G.—P.O. Box 69

dori .

Hongkong Nagoya

China Provident Loan & Mortgage tsu-cho Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—Takama-

Co., Ltd.—-171, Conp.au ght Road West Kirin Beer K. K. — Minami Otsu-

Hongkong

Godown Co.,&Ltd.—Tsim

Kowloon:shaWharf

:

tui & machi Beer Kosen K. K. — 6, Shin

Po On Marine ai}d Fire Insurance Nippon Yanagi-maohi

and Godown Co., Ltd.—288,f)(si Ybeiix Sakura

RoadCentral Beer KJK.—6, Shimozono-cho

Macao Teikoku Beer K.K.-^Shimozono-cho

Empresa Lusitania de Transportes, Osaka

Ltd.—.P.O. Box 493 Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—19, Kita-

Shanghai hama

Kirin Beer K.K.—It, Minami Hon-

machi

Commercial Express & Storage, Fed. Nippon Beer Kosen Kaisha—34, Ita-

Inc.—53, Yuen Ming Yuen Road ohidori Kita-dori

Marden & Co., Ltd., G. E.—125, Han- Sakura Beer K.K.—44, Minami Hon-

kow Road machi

Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf Co.,

Ltd.—610e, Broadway Tokyo

THE PHILIPPINES Anglo-Japanese Brewery Co.—2, Ma-

Manila runouchi

Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—1, Ginza

Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc. — Derham Kirin Beer K. K.—Meijiya Bldg., 4,

Building, Port Area Kyobashi

MacondrAy & Co., Inc. — China Bank Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd.—Maru-

Bldg. nouchi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E298 WINE'S & SPIRITS MERCHANTS

Yokohama Harbin

Adet, Moss & Co.—43, Yamashita-cho Vernet, J. F.—49, Birjevaya Street

Cuhstow k Co.- tio, Main Street

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—17, Kanbe Hongkong

Shita-machi Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Gibbs & Co.—66, Yamashita-cho Prince’s Building

Kirin Brewery Co.—38, Masago-cho Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—Hongkong and

Kotobukiya Yokohama Beer Co.—792, Shanghai Bank Building

Ichiba-cho Empress Store—54, Nathan Road

Metzger, F.—92, Yamashita-cho

Nippon Beer Kosen K.K.—98, Aioi- French Store—97, Queen’s Road Central

Gande, Price & Co., Ltd.—St.

cho George’s Building, Ice House Street

Sakura Beer Yoshu-ten—84, Ohta- Gilman & Co., Ltd.—4a, Des Voeux Road

rnachi Central

Suzor, Ronvaux & Co.—36, Nihon Hung Cheong—66, Nathan Road

Odori Ip Tack & Co.—Prince’s Bldg.

FORMOSA Lane, Crawford, Ltd. — Exchange

Lim Kai Tai & Co.—Taipeh Building

Loxley k Co.—York Building

KOREA Moses & Co., N. S.—1a, Chater Road

Dai Nippon Beer K.K.—28, Asahi- Reiss, Bradley & Co.—7, Queen’s Rd.

Central

machi Ruttonjee

Kirin Beer K.K.—50, Nandaimon- Tai Wo—10-12, Hankow Road

dori Union Trading Co.—York Building

Sakura Beer K.K.—45, Hasegawa-cho Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S.—Alexandra

CHINA Building

Amoy Wicking k Co., Harry—Prince’s Building

Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. Ichang

Hope Co. Lee Chong k Co.

Sin Lee Kee & Co.

Canton Peiping

Watson & Co., Ltd., A. S. Nicolas, G.—Legation Quarter

Dairen Shanghai

Caldbeck Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

P.O. Box 134 Azadian, J. Societe Anonyme—4, French

Mitsubishi Yoko—24, Ise-machi Bund

Taku & Co.—Oyama-dori Baboud

Road Mary Cie — 17, Canton

Hankow Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Caudbeok, Macgregor k Co, —44, Foochow Road

California Bakery—106, Broadway

Mehta, B.R.—27, Panoff Flats, S.A.D. 2 Carmel Oriental Wine & Fr,uit Co.—

Thurier & Kohr Lane 199, 10, Range Road

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WINES & SPIRITS MERCHANTS E299

Clerici, Bedoni & Co.—107, Museum Crystal, Ltd.—4, Pokotiloff Road

Road Daily S uppliers—197, Victoria Road

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- De Mao Heng—123, Rue de Takou

ward VII

Dodwcll & Co., Ltd.—17, Canton Road Dodwell & Co., Ltd.—52, Taku Road

Golden Star Co., The—79, Fukushima

Egal & CiB—709, Avenue Joffre Road

Fook How Kdng & Co.—1158, Bub- Juvet & Co.—99, Rue de Takou

bling Well Road Moyrouz & Co., V.—41, Rue de Franco

Gande, Price & Co., Ltd.—31, Peking Oriental Commercial Trading Co.-

Road 68, Rue du 14 Juillet

Hirsbrunner & Co.—659, Szechuen Pennell & Co.—36, Council Road

Road

Ilbert & Co.—17, Canton Road Shang Tai Ye & Co.—14, Bruce Road

Lane, Crawford & Co.—90, Nanking Taylor & Co.—42, Taku Road

Road Tien Yu Shun & Co.—261, Victoria

Lee Tai & Co.- 53, Rue du Consulat Road

Luen How & Co.—263, Broadway Tze Hop Shing & CO.—116, Rue du

Ricine & Cie, S. A. - 2, Peking Road Baron Gros

Rondon & Co., Ltd., L.—9, Avenue Vernaudon, E.—62, Rue de France

Vordoni & Co.—87, Rue de France

Edward VII

Sincere Company, Ltd.—690, Nanking Road Watson & Co., A.S.—238, Victoria

Road

Scott Harding & Co. — 121, Peking Tsingtao

Road

Shanghai General Store—37, Broad Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—20,

Shun Jei & Co.—217, Woosung Road Kuantao Road

South American Trading Co.—123, Dai Nippon Brewery Co.—6, Teng-

Avenue Edward VII chou Road

Union Food Sales Co.—121, Dufour

Union Berwery, Ltd.—220, Szechuen SIAM

Road

Uno, R.—323, Woosung Road Bangkok

Van Shiny & Co.—955-9, Avenue Joffre

Vassos & Co.—662, Avenue Joffre Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Nai Lert

Western Store—253, Seymour Road Building

Western Supply, Co.—1621-3, Bubbling MALAYA

Well Road

Yuen Tah & Co.—241-9, Avenue Haig Penang

Yung Loong & Co. — 1324, Avenue

Joffre Caldbegk, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.—

Zimmerman Co., W. I.—215, Szechuen 33c, Beach Street

Road Kim Seng & Co.—2, China Street

Tientsin Little & Co., Ltd., John—Raffles

Place

Altamira & Co., M. P. — 61, Rue de Pritchard

Street

& Co., Ltd.—9, Union

14 Juillet

Bisseker, Ltd., F. D.— 52, Taku Rd Travers & Sons, Ltd., J.—19, Beach

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. — 49, Street

Victoria Road | Wing Lee Wai—4, China Street

 CLASSIFIED JuIST OF TEADES

E300 WINES & SPIRITS MERCHANTS-WOOL & WOOLLEN GOODS

Perak Destilerias Ayala Incorporada—630,

Calle Echague

Pritchard & Co. — Market Street, European

Echague

American Grocery — 430,

Ip oh

Taik Ho & Co.—80, Main Road, Hermanos Bros. Company—624, Evan-

gelista, Quiapo

Taiping

Isha de Cuba, Inc.—321, Estero Cega-

Selangor do, Sta. Cruz

Kuenzle & Streiff, Inc.—343, Calle

CaIiDbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.— de Pinpin

12, Batu Road, Kuala Luffipur La Rosario Distillery—1001-1023, R

Little & Co., John—Ampang Street, LaHidalgo, Quiapo

Verdad—520, Sto. Cristo, San

Kuala Lumpur

Robinson & Co.—Java Street, K.L. Nicolas

Shanmugam & Co., Ltd.—Fort Street, Lim Tuaco & Co., Inc.—527, Gandara

Kuala Selangor Manila Wine Merchants, Ltd.—174,

Wong Kee—199, High Street, Kuala Juan Luna

Lumpur Osaka Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.—446-454,

Dasmarinas, Binondo

Singapore Tanduay Distilley, Inc.—348, Tanduay,

Quiapo

Bun Bee & Co.—111 & 113, Beach Road Vicente Cosin, J. B.—155, Marques de

Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Comillas, Ermita

—201, Cantonment Road

Eastern Agencies, Ltd.—Corner of WOOL & WOOLLEN GOODS

Cecil and Market Streets

Hackmeier, L.—18, Robinson Road JAPAN

LimRoad

Khoon Heng—245 & 247, Orchard

Little & Co., Ltd., John—Raffles Kobe

Place

Malayan Breweries, Ltd.—7, Trafal- Chikuma Shoten —7-212, Motomachi-

, gar Street dori

Robinson & Co., Ltd.—Raffles Place Dodwell & Co.—62, Kyo-machi

Straits Java Trading Co., N.V.—132 FaveYrial, J.—24, Shimoyamate-dori

136, Robinson Road

Thyb Chiang & Co.—100, North Granciani & Co.—70, Kyo-machi

Hata Rasha-ten—36, Sannomiya-cno

Bridge Road Hirano Kosaburo—51. Moto-machi

THE PHILIPPINES Honda Chikazo—5, Kaigan-dori

Kashuya-go—137, Aioi-cho

Manila Kiba Rasha.-ten — 2-243, Motomachi-

dori

Ah Gong Sons & Co.—389, Echaque, Layko,Machi

Ross & Co-., Inc.—94, Yedo-

Quiapo

Compania General de Tabacos de Pili- Miyakita Kazue—55, Motomachi

pinas—212, Marquez de Oomillas, Nippon Keori K.K.—091, Nishide-

Paco machi

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

WOOL & WOOLLEN GOODS E301

Pohoomull Bbos.—P.O. Box 49 Matsu i Yotanmono-ten—16, Shinsai-

Shibata bashisuji

machi Otokichi-shotkn—62, Moto- Miyogawa Muslin K.K—36, Azuchi-

Xaiheiyo Boyeki K.K.—^3, Isogami- machi

dori

Weitzel, J.—71, Kitanocho Tokyo

Nagasaki Aall & Co.—P.O. Box 41, Central

Iwata-ya Rasha-ten—30, Zaimoku- KOREA

machi

Tanakaya Shoten—12, Higashi, Ha- Hirado Shoten—34, Honcho, Seoul

mano-machi ICHIHARA ROKUSABURO SHOTEN—9l,

Nagoya Meij i-machi

Mutsumi Shokai K.K.—144, Nandai-

mon-dori,

Aiohx Bussan Gumi—82, Gotanda. Uemura Shoten—107, Seoul

Chikusa-cho Meij i-machi

Hiramatsu & Co.—6, Shimo Choja- CHINA

machi

Kajiwara & Co.—2, Shimosooo-cho Hankow

Miyuki Keori K. K. — 1916, Nishi

Shiga-cho

Mizutani G.K.—11, Miyuki Hon- Chung Hwa Steel Products and

Trading Co., Ltd.—29, Rue de Paris

machi-dori Extern.

Nippon Keori Kaisha—Iwatsuka-cho Forbes

Ozeki Keori & Co.—21, Imaike toria Road

Watanabb Keori G.K.—4, Osaka-machi Gershevitch, L.—20, Victoria Terrace

Yoshida Woollen Co.—4, Tsurushigo- Gipperich & Co., E.—5(2, Taku Road

machi Ibragimoff, A. V.—178, Taku Road

Osaka Karagheusian American Corpn. for

Overseas, A. & M.—135, Rue Pasteur

Aall & Co., Ltd.—9, Korafoashi Kasachkoff, E.—293, Victoria Road

Abe K.K.—Sanwa Bldg., 55, Kawara- Liddell Brothers & Co., Ltd.—50,

Taku Road and 2, Bruce Road

machi Nichols Super Yarn A Carpet—104,

Asano Shoten—47, Hon-cho Taku Road

Clodqh, Kerby—Higashi Umeda-cho North China Wool Co., Ltd.—73,

Dai Nippon Boseki K.K.—30, Azuch.’- Consular Road

machi Wulfsohn, Louis—36, Taku Road

Godo Keori K.K. 9, Nakatsu Hana-

machi Hongkong

Hinode Boshoku K.K.—23, Minami

Kyutaro-machi

Ikeda Shoten—4, Koraibaahi, Higa- Bodiker

Central & Co.—167, Dee Vceux Road

shi-ku Davie, Boag

Koshida iShoten—14, Kawara-machi Central

Map.utamr Goshi Kaisha—16, Hon- Feld & Co., Ltd., F.—5, Queen’s Road

machi Central

 CLASSIFIED LIST OF TRADES

E302 WOOL & WOOLLEN GOODS

Gibb, Livingston & Co.—P. & O. Peters & Co., H. K. — 320, Szechuen

Building Road

Gilman & Co.—4a, Des Yoeux Road Saou Kee Ying Fong—219, Broadway

Central Shanghai Trading Co.—36—38, Miller

Huygen, G. E.—8, Lee Yuen Street West Road

Loxley & Co., W. R. —York Building Ultramar Import Co.—17, Canton Rd.

Manners & Co., John—7, Queen’s Ya Chong & Co., A.—262-266, Bubbling

Road Central Well Road

Reiss,

RoadBradley

Central & Co., Ltd.—7, Queen’s Zais, Steinman & Co., Inc.—110, Sze-

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., David—12, Des chuen Road

Voeux Road Central Swatow

Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.—10, Des

Yoeux Road Central Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd P.O. Box

76

Mukden Shauter. Dayland & Co., Ltd. -44,

Yee Aun St.

Wolter & Co., Carl—H.K. & Shang-

hai Bank Bldg. Tientsin

Shanghai Collins & Co., Ltd.—75, Consular

Road

Arnhold & Co., Ltd.—Sassoon House Elbrook, Inc.—31-47, Davenport Rd.

Barbash & Co., B. S. — 36, Route Paul Fairchild & Co., Ltd.

Henry Nihon Keori E.K.—62, Awaji-cho

Behrens & Sons, Sir Jacob—150, Kiu- Nippon

kiang Road Keito Boseki K.K.—44, '^in-

Chang Seng & Co.—781, Nanking Rd. Osaka go-machi

China Wool Manufacturing Co. — 33 Keori K.K.—79, Nagara Naka-

Szechuen Road dori

Compagnie Optorg—39, Avenue Ed- Tamura machi

Koma Shoten—55, Azuchi-

ward VII

Dodwell & Co.- 17, Canton Road Usami Shoten—7, Tani-machi

Fein, Aron Main Store—893, Avenue Wada Ttesuo—7, Minami Hon-machi

Joffre Yamaguchi Shoten—1, Bingo-machi

Gates, Frank—14, Francis Gamier Yamasaki Sakujiro—18, Bingo-roachi

Glanzmann, Co., F.—162, Canton Road

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd.—4, Peking MALAYA

Road

Moses, L.—83, Peking Road Singapore

Patons & Baldwins, Ltd. —Head Office & Boon Seng & Co., Ltd.—36 & 38, Ro-

2,Factory:

Peking400

RoadPoyang Road; Town Office: binson Road

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CABLE ADDRESSES

The following abbreviations are used for the towns or districts in which the

firms concerned are doing business :

Am. Amoy Nag. Nagasaki

Ant. Antung Nago. Nagoya

Nanking

Ban. Bangkok Nan. Negri Sembilan

Neg. Sem. Newchwang

Bat. Batavia

Can.

Ce. Canton

Cebu Os. Osaka

Cha. Changsha Pad. Padang

Pahang

Chan. Changchun Pah. Pakhoi

Che. Chefoo Pak. Peitaiho

Chem.

Chin.

Chemulpo

Chinkiang

Pei.

Pen. Penang & Chinwangtao

Chu. Chungking Pep. Peiping

Perak

Dai. Dairen Per. Saigon

Foo. Foochow Sai.

San. Sandakan

Fus. Fusan Se. Seoul

Hai.

Hak. Haiphong

Hakodate Sel. Selangor

Han. Hankow Sem. Semarang

Hang. Hangchow Sh. Shanghai

Hanoi Hanoi Shd. Shidzuoka

Har. Harbin Si. Singapore

Sourabaya

Ho. Hongkong Sou.

Sum. East Coast of Sumatra

Hoi. Hoihow Swa. Swatow

Ich.

Ilo. Ichang

Iloilo Tai. Taihoku, Taipeh

Joh. JKeelung

ohore (Twatutia)

Tientsin

Kee. Ti.

To. Tokyo •

Kel. Kelantan Ts. Tsingtao

Kitr. Kiukiang Tsi. Tsinan

Ko. Kobe Vlad. Yladivostock

Mac.

Mal. Macao

Malacca Wei. Weihaiwei

Man. Manila Wu. Wuhu

Yochow

Mo. Moji & Shimonoseki Yoch. Yokohama

Muk. Mukden Yok.

Zam. Zamboanga

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Aall ... Aall & Co., Ltd. ... /Tokyo, Yokohama,

/Kobe, Osaka

Aamoona Meyer Bros. Singapore

Manila

Aandpcompany

Abdoolally The A. & P. Ebrahim

Abdoolally Co., Inc. S’hai, Hongkong

Abdeen

Abdoolcader Abdeen & Co., Ltd.......& Co.

H. H. Abdoolcader

Singapore

Penang

Abecepress A. B. C. Press, S.A.... Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Abesneji Abe TradingKatzCo.& Co.

... Tokyo

Abkatz Abraham, . Shanghai

Aboboutros Boutross Bros. Shanghai

Aboitiz Aboitiz & Co., Inc. Cebu

Abraham L. D. Abraham & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Manila

Abreumino

Abrimo Barrera & Reyes .j....

Brimo, Antonio Manila

Academia Sino-Java; Trading Co. Hongkong

Accabank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Hongkong Malacca

Acooinco Acme Commercial and Industrial Co. Singapore

Accountant S’pore Cham, of Com. Rubber Assoc. ...

Accountant Gattey & Bateman, Inc. Singapore

Accountant Singapore& Co.

Chamber of Commerce Singapore

Tokyo, Yokohama

Accounts

Accuracy Pearson Shanghai

Accuracy Anglo China Finance, Ltd. ... Manila

Fleming and Williamson ...

Accuracy Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming Hongkong

Accuracy Seth, Turner & Co. Shanghai

Accustoms Customs & Excise Dept. f Perak, Selangor,

(Pahang, Neg. Sem.

Achan Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. ... f Per.,Malacca,Selangor,

Achan

Ackad Negri

AbrahamSembilan

K. AckadPlanters’ Association ... (Negri

Negri Sembilan

Sembilan

Acme Chik Fung Co. Manila

Acmetrado The AcmeDept.

Trading Co., Inc. ... Hongkong

Aconlab Labour Tokyo,Sembilan

Negri Osaka

Acreage Island Trading Co., Ltd. Brunei

Adachi Y. N. Adachi Kaisha Kobe

Adam Kinta Ice, Aerated Water & Bakery Co. Perak

Adamantine R. Aiiderson & Co., Ltd. Shanghai,

Adasea H. J. Moysey

Adbureau The Advertising Bureau, Inc. Manila

Adco Assoc.

Adelphi AdelphiDrug

HotelCo., Ltd. Hankow

Singapore

Adexteros Procure des Misspns Etrang&res Singapore

Adiate

Adis Dist. Inspect, of Salt Revenue Swatow, Pakhoi

Adis Adis & Ezekiel

E. A. Brown & Co. ,, Singapore

Adler •North China Auction Rooms ... Singapore

Tientsin

Admiral Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves Shanghai

Admiraline

Ado American Mail Line

L. F. Rozario Hongkong

Adogar A. Garcia Macao

Manila

Ado! ter A. Flinter, Ltd. Singapore

Adrianco Adrian, Ltd. Singapore

Adsamson Eastern General Import & Export Co. ... Hongkong

Adsomson Adolph Salmon & Son Hongkong

Adventist Malayan Signs Press Singapore

Adventist Seven-Day Adventist Mission Shanghai

Advertiser

Advertiser Japan Advertiser ... Tokyo, Y’hama, Kobe

Advertiser Singapore FreeAdvertising

Trans-Pacific Press, Ltd.& Service Bureau Singapore

Advertiser Tokyo

Adviser The Trans-Pacific ... Tokyo

Advocate The Travel& Advisers

Franklin Harrington S’hai, H’kong, C’ton

Advocate Hogan, Adams & Allan Shanghai

Advocatus Pen., Malacca

C. Y. Kwan Hongkong

Aecot Asia Export Co. ... Tientsin

Aecot Acme Code Co. Tientsin

 CABLE ADDRESSES b’3

Cable Ad . Firm Name Place

Aegchinaco A. E. (1 China Electric Co. ... ... Ti., Shanghai, Canton

Aera .. K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Air Lines) Singapore

Aera fK. N. I. L. M. (Royal Netherlands) ^ Batavia, Singapore

" \ Indies’ Airway) ... ... E. C. Sumatra

Aera Civil Aviat. (Aerodrome Palembang) E. C. Sumatra

Aera .. Civil Aviation (Aerodrome Medan)...

Aeropen .. PenangAero-Supply

Flying ClubCo. Penang

Hongkong

Aerosupply .... Icarus Aero Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Aerotra

Aeratra .. China Industrial Corporation Hongkong

Aerotra . Trust Industriel Belge-Francais Hongkong

Affluence . Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co. ... Shanghai

Afiachina .. American Foreign Insurance Assoc. Shanghai

Afiachina .. Home Insurance Co. of New York Shanghai

Tientsin

Afiatenain .. American Foreign Imsce. Association

Afiahankow American Foreign Imsoe. Association Hankow

Afiajapan . Continental Insurance Co. of New York... Tokyo, Y’hama

Afiajapan . Home Insurance

Afiamalaya .. . American ForeignCo.Insurance

of New York

Assoc. ... Tokyo

Hongkong, S’pore

Afiatensin ,. American Foreign Insurance Assoc. ... Tientsin

Afilm .. Acme Films Manila

Aframalaya .. American Foreign Insurance Association Singapore

African African Trading Co. Kobe

Afrigerber . J. Gerber & Co. Kobe

Agarb . J. P. Braga Hongkong

Agedof . Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc. Hankow

Agency

Agency co .. Malayan

The Kuching Agency, Ltd.

Commercial Agency..., Sarawak

Singapore

Agen trade .. Tan Kim Cheng

Huttenbach & Co.& Co. ...

Lazarus Singapore

Agentship . J. M. Alves & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Hongkong

Ageratum

Agentuur (N. V. Agentuur i; Comnaissie-handels I Macassar

• \ “Celebes” ... ... ' f"

Agfafoto . Agfa Gomei Kaisha Tokyo, Osaka

Agfaphoto . Agfa China Co. ... Shanghai

Agircomind . Agence Generale DTmportation

Agrichambre . Chamber d’Agric. de !e Cochinchine Saigon

Agriculture . Agricultural Department Sandakan

Agristie . Agricultural Department Malacca

Agusaninc

Agustinos . Agiisan Coconut Cq. ... Manila

. Augustinian Corp. ... Shanghai

Ahanaco . W. W. Ahana Co. Hongkong

Ahgong . Ah Gong Sons & Co. Manila

Ahing .. Ah Hing & Co. Hongkong

Ahjoon .. GonGeeWah Singapore

Ahmedebram .... Ahmed

Ahrens

Ahying Nachf H.Ebrahim

Ahrens Bros.

& Co. Kobe

Tokyo, Kobe

Ah Ying & Co., Ltd. FI ongkong

Aida J. Darbier Yokohama

Aida General Engineering Co. ... Yokohama

Ailion C. Ailion Co. ... ... ... Kobe

Airco The Far East Aviation Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Airco

Airhotal The Far East Flying Training School, Ltd. Hongkong

Airways Singapore

British AirportAirways

Overseas Hotel Corpn. ... Singapore

Aisama Hongkong

E. Aitken Amasia Importing Corpn. ... Shanghai

Ajacobsen The Standard Export Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Ajako Axel Jacobsen

Western Drug Importers, Inc. Shanghai

Kobe

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Aj brewery ... Anglo Japanese Brewery Co., Ltd. .. Tokyo

Ajltd ... Alexandra, James & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Akamo ... Akao' & Oo., Ltd. .. Kobe

Akebono

Aking ...... A.Yonei KingShoten

& Co.Kabush. Kaisha ..’. Tokyo

Hongkong

Alacrity ... Acme Code Co. ,. Hankow

Alacrity | C'ie de Commerce et de Navigation \ Haiphong

d’Extreme-Orient ... J"

Alacrity ... Independent Trading Co. Shanghai

Alacrity ... O. E. Yongehr Federal Inc., U.S.A. .. Han., Chu., Wei., Sze.

Aladdin ... L. R. Aguinaldo .. Manila

Alatco

Aldens ... Ammen Transportation Co. .. Manila

... Aldens Succrs., Ltd. .. Singapore

Aledonco ... Alexereff Donotello & Co. ... .. Harbin

Alexross

Algazal ... Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd. Hongkong

... Kozhaya Shokai ... .... Kobe

Shanghai

Algernon

Algernon ... Inshallah Dairy Farm & Stock Co. .. Shanghai

Algran ... A. M. A. Evans & Co. .. Mukden, Tientsin

Alhambra ... A. L. Gran

... Alhambra & Malborough Theatres .. Singapore

Alhambra ... Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Mfg. Co. . .... Manila

Alico .. All Ports

Alicochina ...... Asia Life Insurance Co.

Asia Fire & Marine Underwriters Shanghai

Alimohamed ... Rahim & Co. .. Kobe

Alkaff

Alkali ...... Alkaff & Co .... Singapore

Shanghai

Alkali Borax Consolidated, Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkali ...

... Brotherton

Castner & Co.,

Kellner Ltd.

Alkali & Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkali ... Chance & Hunt, Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkali ... Fairlee & Oo., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkali ... United Alkali Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkali

Alkali

Alkali

...... J.Mond & J.Nickel

ColmanCo.,& Co.,

Ltd. Ltd. .... Shanghai

Shanghai

... Reckitt & Sons, Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkali ... Henry Wiggin & Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkali ... Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltci. All Ports

Alkali ... Scott & Browne, Ltd. .. Shanghai

Alkalize ... Wm. Jacks & Cb. ... Singapore

Alkamar ... Ahmed Abdul Karim Bros. .. Kobe

Aik an

Alkohl ...... Michaelian

C. Alkan, Inc.& Kohlberg, Inc. ... .... Tientsin

Manila

Allanson .. William Allanson ... .. Shanghai

Allenbarth ... Reformed Church Mission .... Shanghai

Yochow

Allenburys ... Allen & Hanburys Ltd.

Allantraco ... Allen Trading Cb. ... Shanghai

Allinvestt ... Mutual Investment Society... ... Shanghai

Allmanco ... Allman, Davies & Kops .. Shanghai

Allsports ... Pioneer Sports .. Hongkong

Alminko ... General Cbmmercial Co. ... Kobe

Alminum ... Asia Aluminium Co., Ltd. .... Tokyo

Shanghai

Alpha ... T. D. Begg & Co

Alsagoff

Alsaticus ... Alsagoff & Co. ..... Singapore

.. Tsingtao

Altaiskaia ....... A.Kutt, Paul Harbin

Altamira

Altarpiece ... M. I.P. KaganAltamira

Hongkong

... Wright & Co

Alulim ... Aluminium Union, Ltd. .. Shanghai, Osaka

Aluminium ... Nippon Aluminium Factory .. Osaka

Alunion Aluminium Union, Ltd. Osaka

 CABLE ADDRESSES F5

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Alvanton ... A. L. Alves & Co. .... Hongkong

Alviayoung ... Horiuchi Shoten Shidzuoka

Amah ... A. M. Abdullah Sahib & Co. ... Singapore

Amahomedco ... A. Mahommed & Co. Kobe

Amanoya ... Hara Shoten Osaka

Amarasekera ... D. Richards & Co. ... •.. Selangor

Amateur ... Amateur Photo Store Singapore

Amatrep ... Eastern & Australian S.S. Co.... Shanghai

Amatrep ... Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.... Shanghai

Amatsukaze ... Nikka Hikaku Boeki Kaisha Ltd. Osaka

Ambafranee .... French Legation ... Peiping

Amberg ... Amberg & Co. Kobe

Ambowsmith ... A.M. Bowes Smith ... Hongkong

Amchamcom ... American Chamber of Commerce S’hai, H’kow, Tientsin

Amchambcom ... American ChamberofCommerce Journal... Manila

Amchambcom ... American Chamber of Commerce of FJ. ... Shanghai Manila

Amchumiss ... St. John’s University ... /Kyoto, Hankow,

Amchumiss ... American Church Mission \Wuhu, Soochow

Ameomat ... American Commercial Attache Shanghai

Amcomat ... American Trade Commissioner Mukden, Manila

Amcomat

Amconsul ... U. S. Dept, of Commerce

... China Trade Act Registrar, U.S.A. Si., Ti., Sh., Man.

Shanghai

Amdom ... American Dominican Procuration Foochow

Amegco ... China General Edison Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Amembassy ...... American

Amenamen Ah Men KingEmbassy

Cheong & Co. ... Tokyo, Peiping

Hongkong

Amenoo ... American Products Co. Harbin

Amengco

Amerfound ...... American Engineering Corpn.

Lingnan University Shanghai

Canton

Amerasco ... American Asiatic Trading Co. Shanghai

American Consul... American Consulate All Ports

Amerimotor ... Am. Oriental

Amerjapan .. Nichibei Unyu K. K. Motor, Fed. Inc., U.S.A. ... Tsingtao

Yokohama

Amerriters ... Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc. ... Singapore

Amerriters ... /\ American Asiatic

Inc., U.S.A. ... Underwriters, ... Fed. A ]”• Hongkong, Singapore

Ameriters ... Underwriters Adjustment Co. Hongkong

Amerschool ...... American

Amership Shanghai American

SteamshipSchool

Agencies,...Inc. Shanghai, Hankow

Amexco ... The American Express Co., Inc. Manila

Amfeamatch ... American Far Eastern Match Co. All Ports

Shanghai

Amgeco ... China General Edison Co., Inc. Shanghai

Amharwa ... American-Japanese Commercial Co, Tokyo

Amicable

Amilco ... A. Michael Shanghai

Amilko ...... General

AmericanMilkMilling

Co.

Harbin

Amingmetal ...... A.Karagheusian

Amkarseas Ming & Co.AmericanCorp. for Overseas Hongkong

Amlegation ..... Amoy American LegationBank Tientsin

Amobanco Commercial Peiping, Bangkok

Amorbankco ... The American- Oriental Banking Corpn. ... Tientsin, Amoy

Amorfinanc ...... American-Oriental Shanghai

Amosbird The Borden Co. Finance Corpn. S’hai, Mai., H’kong

Shanghai

Amperage ... Colonial Electric Co. Hongkong

Ampsalvas

Amrak The Canton

.. The Anglo-French Drug Co. (Thailand) Bangkok

Daily Sun

Amrak ...... K.E. Amram

B. Vaidya& Co.

& Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Amram Hongkong

Kobe

F6 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Amrasekera .. D. Richards & Co. Selangor

Amrit . Bombay Provision Store ... Shanghai

Amsecor . . American Securities Corp. Shanghai

Amstrubber . Rub. Cul. Maatschappy “Amsterdam” Dj ember, Java

Amstrubber . Rub. Cul. Maatschappy “Amsterdam” Medan, E.O. Sumatra

Amtraco . American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd. All Ports

Amusements . Cheong Lok Theatre ... ... Hongkong

Amusements . Hongkong Amusements, Ltd Hongkong

Anabru . Building and Loan Association Manila

Analambe . Anglo-Ameri. Direct Tea Trading Co. Hongkong Taipeh, Taihoku

Anchi . Anglo-Chinese Industries

Anchinorco

And resen .. Andresen

Anglo China& CoOre Co. ...... ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Androutsos . Tientsin Tobacco Co. Tientsin

Anduesta . Anglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Ltd. Medan

Andyco ,. L. A. Anderson Chungking

Angcom . Angus & CO. ... ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Angeco

Angelkit .. China General

O. Kitchell & CoEdison Co. Hongkong

Angleasto ,. Mftrs. & Produce Grocers’ Agency ... Kobe

Angloese . Whitsons, Ltd Shanghai

Anglomaya . Anglo-Oriental, Ltd. Perak

Anglothai . Anglo-Thai Corpn., Ltd. ... S’pore, Bangkok,

... Singapore, Penang

Anglosing Anglo-French & Bendixsens Ltd. Si., Pen., Sel., Mai.

Anglostra .. Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Co., Ltd. E. C. Sumatra

Angsioetjiang .. . Ang Sioe Tjiang Handelmaatschappij N.V. Batavia

Anguilla . M. S. E. Angullia & Co. Singapore

Aniceto .. Ruiz y Rementeri .... Manila

Animals (Shanghai Society for the Prevention ) Shanghai

"l of Cruelty to Animals ... J " Peiping

Anlikan

Ansec ... Army

Church& ofNavy

England

Y. M. Mission

C. A. ... Manila, Hankow

Antaki . Antaki & Son Kobe

Anthony .. A. A. Anthony & Co., Ltd. Penang

Shanghai

Antimon .. Schnabel, Gaumer & Co. ... Hongkong

Antilace . . East Asiatic Trading Co.

Antiplague .. Manchurian Plague Prevention Service ... Harbin

Antonroos

Anwalt .. Anton Roos E. C. Sumatra

Tokyo

.. Dr. K. Vogt

Anwalt .. Dr. Jur. E. Will ... Tientsin

Anz O. H. Anz & Co ... Chefoo, Dairen

Aotco 'American-Oriental Trading Co. Shanghai

Apcar A. M. Apcar Co Yokohama

Apolo .. Wm. Martin & Co. Singapore

Apothall .. Apothecaries’ Hall Bangkok

Apothecary .. The Grand Dispensary Ltd. Hongkong

Appliance .. Office Appliance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Aquarius .. Aquarius Co. of Shanghai Port Edward

Aquatics ... Victoria Recreation Club t.. Hongkong

Shanghai

Aqueous .. Johnson & Johnson

Araco .. Aragon Bros. Co ... .., Manila

Araco E- Aranami & Co Tokyo

Araiyoko Aral

Arajoza ... Aranete, Zaragoza, Araneta & Bautista... Manila

Arang .. Malayan Collieries, Ltd. Selangor

Manila

Arasug .. Mt. Aryat Sugar Co.

Arathoon ... Stephens, Paul & Co. Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Firm Name Place

Arbadji K. Arbadji Manila

Arbenz H. R. Arbenz Singapore

Arbour A. Balfour ik Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Osaka

Archa “Archa” N. V. Oliefabriek Batavia

Architect J. A. Hammerschmidt Tientsin

Arohitrane Institute of Architects of Malaya ... Singapore

Arculli A. F. Arculli & Sons Hongkong

Arcus S. G. Arcus Harbin

Arcus

Ardalmetal The First Private Pharmacy ... Harbin

Shanghai

Arfen Ardalmetal, Ltd

Aaron Fein Shanghai

Argiboffa R. & G. Boffa Hongkong

Argtis Argus Properties, Inc. Shanghai

Ariel Aircraft (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Ariel Far East Aviation Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Arjana K. Arjana & Bros Kobe

Arjoono Straits Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Singapore

Arkeh

Arkelshang R. Kejimura & Co. Kobe

Arlang Arkell »f e Douglas, Inc. Shanghai

Robert Lang & Co., Inc. Shanghai

Armco Calco China Agency Hongkong

Armour Armour & Co Manila

Arnold F. A. Arnold Tientsin

Arnosniber A. R. Robinson Shanghai

Arochlin Sine Pharmacy Shanghai

Arola C. J. Schirmer Singapore

Aromaco Romanach

Asiatic Petroleum & Co. ....Co. (N. China), Ltd. . Manila

Aromatic Shanghai

Aronovsky D.Ellerman’s

C. M. Aronovsky

Arracan Rice & Trading Co., Ltd, Shanghai

Arracan M. S. Ally & Co. Bangkok

Arrahman Selangor, Perak

Arratoon

Arratoon C.Apcar

M. Arratoon

& Co., Ltd Kobe

Hongkong

Arrowqueen

Arrows Uchida Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

Artcrafts Pacific Drug Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Artesian Arts & Crafts, Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Artesian China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Arthur P. B. Artesian

Arthur Water Co.

& Co., Ltd. Manila

Artillery Lacey & Cannan, Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai

Artmoumt Yamanaka & Go.... Osaka

Artobjects

Artus Hoffmann Bros Shanghai

Canton

Arumon Frolich, Tselee & Co. Kobe

Arya Nomura

Tamil Nesan Bussan Co., Ltd. Selangor

Arya Art Printing Works Selangor

Asahi Takeda Gomei Kaisha Kobe

Asahibeer Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Yokohama

Asahico Asahi Trading Co.

Asalumin Asia Aluminium Go. Tokyo

Asanosemen Asano Portland Tokyo

Asanuma

Asayaogura Asanuma Co. Cement Co.,, Ltd. Tokyo

Yokohama

Asbestos Ogura

Bells »k Co., Ltd Singapore

Asbestos

Ascendant NipponAsbestos

Asbestos& Eng. (S. S.), Ltd.

Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Chartered Bank of Ind., Aust. & China... Kedah

Ascol /Co-operative

\ Australia), Ltd Sandalwood Co.... (South)/'" Hongkong

Ascomcial Asia Commercial Co. Shanghai

Asenco Philip A. Sargeant ... ••• Shanghai

E« CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Asgenaci Compagnie d’Assurances Generates Shanghai

Asgenindie Compagnie dAssurance Generates Incendie Kobe Shanghai

Ashabhai Ashabhai & Co. ... Kobe

Asheapel Capelouto & Ashkenazi ...

Asheen Henry & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Singapore

Ashenry A. & S. Henry Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ashibeer Dai Nippon Brewery Co. Hongkong

Ashpit

Asiacorpo The

AsiaticAsiaTrading

Co. Corpn.,

.... Ltd. ... Shanghai, Hankow

... Shanghai

Asiaglasco The Asia Glass Co. Shanghai

Asiaimexco Asiatic Importing & Exporting , Co. Shanghai

Asiaimpco Asia Import Co Saigon

Asialife

Asiaraotor Asia Life Insurance

Asia Motor Car Co., Ltd. Co. Hongkong

Asiaoseaco Asia Overseas t’o Shanghai

Asiarealty Asia Realty Co. Federal Inc. Shanghai

Asiasol Cheng Kong Co. ... Shanghai

Peiping

Asiatic Asiatic News Agency

Asiatic

Asiatic Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des PetroleS ' Hai., Saigon, Tourane

Bangkok

East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Asiatic East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (General & Shipping) Hongkong

Asiatic Phosphate Asiatic Phosphate Corporation, Ltd.

Asiatrad Asia Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Asico G.A. K.SingAsiatic Otaru

Asing & Co.Lumber Co. ... . ... Shanghai Tokyo

Askania K. K. Askania Hongkong

Asklau A. S. K. Lau & Co. Tientsin

Asmit Asia Mines Trust Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Asoco Associated Trading Co. Hongkong

Asquith Asquith & Co. .. ...

Assaginc ' A ssociated Agencies, Inc. Manila

Assags Associated Agencies (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Assanmal G. Assannal & Co. Manila

Assembly Kwong Shing Cheong Co. Hongkong

Assocdoil Associated Oil Co. Manila

Associated Associated Press of America ... Tokyo, Shanghai

Assoclines Associated Steamship Lines Manila

Assurety Fook OnThomsonAssuranceHouston

& Godown Shanghai

Asterodal British Co. Co. 1 Tokyo

Singapore

Asticlips M. Wiseman & Co. ... Shanghai

Astra The Asia Traders

Astrico Asia Electric Co. Shanghai

Astor Astor House Hotel.... ... /Tientsin, Chefoo,

... j\Swatow, Shanghai

Astraco Associated Petroleum Co. ... Hongkong

Astransco Asia Transportation Co, Shanghai

Aswan Au Swan Hong Kong

Atabani Inabata

Hongkong

Atack A. Tack & Co. ... Osaka

Atakasama Ataka & Co., Ltd.

Atkins Kroll & Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Atanga Macao

Atcolda

Atcom Agencia

Asia Trading TecnicaCo E. Commercial, Ltd. /Manila,Hongkong

Atgill A. T. Gillespie Co.... (SingaporeShanghai^

Athall Seremban Dispensary Negri Sembilan

Hongkong

Athena AthenaChina

South ... Athletic Assoc. ... Hongkong

Athletes Hongkong

Atienza Vicente Atienza & Co.

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Atinc Asia Theatres, Inc. Shanghai

Atlas Eraser & Neave, Ltd. /Penang, Bangkok,

(Singapore, Neg. Sem.

Atlas Atlas Ice Co., Ltd. ... Malacca

Atol . Atkins Kroll & Co., Inc. Manila

Shanghai

Atomlinson .. Standard

Hetherington

Braid& &Sons, Ltd. Co. of Japan Kobe

Produce

Attention Platt-White Cooper & Qo. Shanghai

Attorney Chinese Auctioneering Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Auctionco

Audas J.Carrera

Y. Audas Perak

Audcar & Co., Edward G. Manila

Audit Maurice Jenks, Percival and Isitt & Co... Kobe

Audit Brown, Phillips & Stewart ( Singapore, Perak,

(Penang

Audit Penang Marine Insurance Agency Asscn. Penang

Auditor C. Potter & Co. ... Shanghai

Auditor Shanghai Business College Shanghai

Auditor Shanghai Trade Protection Society Shanghai

Auditor Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co. . . Kobe, Tokyo

Auditor Remington Typewriting School Shanghai

Auditorium . Auditorium Hai Alai (Parc des Sports) Shanghai

Audoyergeo . G. Audoyer Yokohama

Augchen Australia-China Commerce Corp. Hongkong

Aultwiborg Ault & Wiborg Co. (Far East) Ho., Sh., Can., Man.

Aureliahat . Aurelia's Hat Shop Manila

Aurely .. Aurora,

G. Aurely,Ltd. Singapore

Aurora Singapore

Hongkong

Ausity ChopSticks

Auslander Auslander’s Finanioe & Import Office... Shanghai

Austconsul Austrian Consulate Shanghai

Austfactor Australian Manufacturers, Ltd. Shanghai

Austmalay Kampang Kamunting Tin Dredg. Ltd. Perak

Austmalay Austral Malay Tin, Ltd. Perak

Austrade I Australian Government Commissioner) Tokyo

l in Japan ... ... J‘

Austrasia Olivier-Chine

Austrchina

Austroberg Australia China(S.Trading

A.) Co. ... All Ports

Shanghai

Autoco Jacobson Van Den Berg & Co. ... Macassar

Autoimport 1 Eastern Auto Co.,

Dragon Motor CarLtd.Co., Ltd. ...

Automobile Hongkong

Tonkin

Autopalace Soc. de Transports Auto Hanoi Shanghai

Auto palace Auto Palace Co., Ltd.

Shanghai Horse Bazaar & Motor Go., Ltd. Shanghai

Autorenos Renault Motors ... Shanghai

Autos Butler & Webster, Ltd. Bangkok

Autostar

Autostar Nichibei Star Jidosha Kabushiki K. Tokyo

Shanghai

Autoxosaka Grand Garage Francias

General Motors (Japan), Ltd. ... Osaka

Auwpitseng Auw Pit Seng’s Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

A vago A. Yago Hongkong

Aviator (Foong Sheng Industrial

[ Development Corporation& Commercial

... Vf'" Shanghai

Aviexplor Intercontinent Corporation ... Hongkong

Awik Weder, August ... Shanghai

Ayala

Ayalam Ayala & Co. Manila

Malaya Company .... Penang

Ayer Borelli Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Kuning South

Aysey China Associates Oorporation, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Azadian Azadian Fils, Jacques Shanghai

FiO CABLE ADDRESSEE

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Azucarera Central Azucarera de Bais... Manila

Azumikatol . Azum & Co., Ltd Osaka

Babcock . Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd. All Ports

Yokohama,Moji,Tokyo

Babcock . Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha Hongkong

Babji . E. A. Husein

Babjimowla . A. H. Esmalji .... ‘ ... Kobe

Babtemp . W. R. Babcock & Co., Inc. Manila

Badman H. A. Badman & Co. Bangkok

Baercosilk . A. Baer & Co Shanghai

Bag . B. A. Green & Co. Manila

Bagna Bagnall & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Bagram . J. T. Bagram Hongkong

Baguley . Baguley & Tooth ... Bangkok

Bahan . Negri Sembilan Oil Palms, Ltd. Singapore

Bahan Poya Rotan Estate Singapore

Bahnfabrik . Maschinenbau & Bahnbedarf A. G. Shanghai

Bahnson . F. W. Bahnson & Co. Shanghai, Hankow

Bailey Bailey & Perry Shanghai, Hankow

Bailey . The Bailey Stevedoring Co., Inc. Manila

Baimdecor . Baguio Improvement & Development Co. Manila Manila

Bais Central Azucarera de Bais Singapore

Baiyaku Nippon Baiyaku Kaisha

Bajaj Gian Singh & Co ... Singapore

Bakerandco Geo. H. Baker & Co. ... Kobe

Selangor

Bakry Baker Morgan & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Bakuiwamit L. Iwata Shokai Gomei Kaisha ... Singapore

Balai

Balanga S. lisuka

. Bataan Sugar Co .... ... ... Manila

Balante . Brandt & Co thtluej- Hongkong

Balatocmco . Balatoc Mining Co. Manila

Balcombe . Balcombe & Co. ... Hongkong

Balcosted Baldwins, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ballagancy Messrs.Asiatic

Browne,Commercial

Hill & Co.Co.,... Ltdi Shanghai

Osaika

Baltiasico Baltic E; C. Sumatra

Bamyrub Deli Batavia Rubber Maatschappij ... , Batavia

Banana

Banahaw . Chartered Bank ofPreservers

Banahaw Fruits IndiaAustralia & China Manila

& Canners

Banco .. ' Kwong

Bank ofYikTheBanking

Philippines Cebu, Manila, Zam.

Banco Corp., Ltd. Selangor

Bandit Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd. Per., Selangor:

Bandmann A. Bandmann Shanghai

Banerjee H. S. Banerjee Hongkong

Banga Port Banga Lumber Co., Inc.... Zamboanga

Banheng . Glen Muar Estates, Ltd. Panchor

Banhinbank Ban Hin Lee Bank, Ltd. Perak, Penang

Ban hoeathin . Ban Hoeat Hin Singapore

Banhoehin Ban Hoe Hin Co. ... Perak

Bank The Tientsin

Bankeasia BankHongkong & Shanghai

of East Asia, Ltd. Banking Corp. Hongkong Hongkong

Banker . Lee

Banker

Wah Bank ... Ltd. Singapore

Bankleewah . Andrew Weir & Cd. Hongkong

Bankline

Bankline Hongkong

Bankmalaya . Bank Line,Bank

Oriental Ltd.of Malaya, Ltd. Selengor

/Pei., Sh., Canton,

Banknote . The American Bank Note Cd. /Hongkong

Bankoversi Bangkok

Bankton

Banlian .. Bank

Oversea-Chinese

of Canton Banking Corpn., Ltd. ... Singapore Shanghai

. Ban Lee Ann, Ltd.

 CABLE ADDRESSES Ell

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Banner ... Thomas Banner ... Shanghai

Perak, Selangor

Bannon ... Bannon & Bailey Advocates ... Shanghai

Banns

Bantosa ...... Bann’s

Japan TeaStudio

Firing Co., Ltd. Shidzuoka

Bapcopaint ... D. A. Purves

Baptisma /The American Baptist Foreign ) Swatow

^ Mission Society ... ... j

Bapto ... Baptist Mission ... Wuchow

Bapto ... China Baptist Publication Society Shanghai

Bapto ... Southern Baptist Convention Shimonoseki

Barbarossa ... Carl. Wolter & Co. Mukden

Barbash ...... E.B. S.A.Barbash

Barbour,& Co.

Ltd. Shanghai

Perak Manila

Barbour

Bard will ...... Bardwill Shanghai,

Barfields FessendenBros, of New York ...

& Holcomb Shanghai

Shanghai

Barimon ... Employers Liability Assur. Corp.

Barjeron ... Shanghai Finance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Barkers ... Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd.... Malaya

Barker’s ... Automobile As’sn. of Malaya Selangor

Barlow ... Barlow & Co. ... ... Selangor

Barnwell ... S. M. Barnwell Yokohama

Baroukh ... Baroukh’s Shanghai

Barretto ... Barretto Shipping and Trading Co. Singapore

Barrimon ... Employers’ Liab. Assce. Coxpn., Ltd. Shanghai

Bartolomez .... F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd. Singapore

Basa ... R. Basa ... Hongkong

Basco ... Belting & Asbestos Co. ... • Perak,

PeipingSingapore

Basel ... Basel & Frey Osaka

Baselosa ... Society of Chemical Industry in Basle ..

Basilumber ...... Basilan

Bastel Bastel &Lumber

Co. Co., Inc. Manila, Zamboanga

Kobe

Batashoe ... Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. Singapore, Hongkonig

Bataviabank ... Batavia Bank Batavia

Batbusil ... Ang Batong Busilak Manila

Bathcalvos ... Bata Fernandes Y. Ferrer, Inc. ... Manila

Batove Shoe Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Hongkong

Batten Batten

... M. Battegay & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Battegay ... Batten & Co., Ltd.... Hongkong

Battenco ... Union Trading Co. ... Singapore

Battleaxe

Batutiga /The

\ Co.,BatuLtd.Tiga(Glenmarie

(Selangor)Estate)...

Rubber \) “ Selangor

Baucumin ... Bau Gumming & Co. Shanghai

Baute ... Beaute Co. Osaka

Bavosta ... Bavosta ... Batavia

Bayer ... Bayer Pharma Co. Shanghai

Bayey /China

•- 1 Ltd., A.G. Export-Import ... & Bank ... Co.,\/" Shanghai

Bayesdavy ... Paulsen & Bayes-Davy Shanghai

Bayview ...... Bay ViewBazaar

Hotel Manila

Hongkong

Bazaar Chinese Manila

BBB B. B. B. y La Ideal

Bcfco ... B. C. Fan & Co. ... Tsingtao

Beacon ■“ //Chartered

&; China Bank of India, Australia \J" Bangkok

Bearings /S. K. F. BallForeign,

j (Ekman & Roller Bearings

Agencies, Ltd.) 1/" Shanghai

Bearings ... Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd. Shanghai

Beauxarts ... Leonard & Veysseyre Shanghai

 Fl2 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Beaver fCanadian Government Immigration ) Hongkong

Becas \ Department ... ... J Tientsin

Beehive American Asiatic Trading Co. ... Bangkok

Bechler Eastern Agencies, Ltd. Hankow

E. Bechler

I. Beck, Inc. ... Manila

Beck

Beck Beck’s General Department Stqre Manila

Beck Walter Beck Tokyo

Becker Becker Co. ... ... Tokyo, Osaka

Beckerco Becker & Co. Batavia, Sourabaya

Becos Becos Traders, Ltd. Vlad., Harbin

Bedaride F. Bedaride. Shanghai

Beddoe Baptist Mission Wuchow

Beddoe Stout Memorial Hospital (Bap. Mis.). W uchow

Bedoini Clerici, Bedoni & Co. Shanghai

Bedstead Simmons Co.,& Co. Shanghai

Beebee A. E. Beavis Singapore

Beehive Prince’s (Sporting Goods)... Bangkok

Beehive Eastern Singapore

Beehive Patons &Agencies,

Baldwins,Ltd.Ltd. ... Shanghai

... .Singapore

Beehuat

Beejonjee .. Bee Huat Ir Co. Shanghai

Beer Bejonjee

Dai Nippon & Co,Brewery Co., Ltd. 'Tokyo

Beerbrayer Acme Code Co. ... ••• Dairen

Dairen

Beerbrayer J. Beerbrayer Tsingtao

Befco Benjamin C. Fan & Co.

Becray The Begay" Co. Hongkong

Begco T. A. T. Begg Shanghai

Begue Henri Begue Tientsin

Behemen F. K. Modi Hongkong

Behling Drakeford, Davis & Wilson Shanghai

Behn M. Behna Kobe

Behnmeyer N. V. Behn Meyer & Co.’s Handel Mij. \f Sourabaya Batavia, Semarang*

Behnmeyer Behn, Meyer China Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Bejonjee

Belata .. BejonjeeRiver(Selangor)RubberEstates,Ltd.

& Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Belata Selangor

(Pep., Ti.,T’tsin, Sh.

Belfran Credit Froncier d’Extreme Orient ... I(Singapore Ho, H’kow, H’kong,r

Belfran L’Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Hankow

Beige Belgian Consulate / Peiping, Tientsin,

\ Hongkong

Belgian Belgian Consulate

BelgicomConsulate Belgian Chamber of Commerce Yokohama, Tientsin

Shanghai

Belginimp Belgian Industries Import Co.

Belgochina Societe BeigeFinanciere

Compagnie d’Enterprises en Chine ... Shanghai

Belgo-Chinoise Shanghai

Belgochine

Belgosiam Societe Anonyme Beige Pour le Commerce Shanghai

Belsulat Belgian Consulate ... Bangkok

S’hai, H’kow, Man.

Bell Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd. Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

Bell R. G. Bell Yokohama

Bellbros Shanghai Building Co. Shanghai

Bellcamp H.B. Campbell ... Shanghai

Bellcamp General Paint in China ... Shanghai

Bello Hongkong Printing Press Hongkong

Benanto

Benco P. A. Beins, Ltd. ... Singapore

Bendix Ben Trading Co. Kobe

R. J. Patell Osaka

Bengswee Beng Swee & Co., Ltd. Penang

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fl3

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Benguetcon Benguet Consolidated Mining Co. Manila

Benjamwolf Benjamin Wolf Co., Inc. ... Yokohama

Benleg La Rosario Distillery Manila

Bennett Bennett

Fletcher &Trading

Co. Co.... ... , Chemulpo

Benta Per., N. Sem., Sel.

Bentraco Ben Trading Co. Kobe

Beraha Beraha & Stetten ... Shanghai

Beraha M. Beraha Hongkong

Berco Berger & Co. Manila

Berelson J.Hans

Berelson

Berents& Co. ... Tientsin

Berents

Bergmann Bergmann & Co. Shanghai

Berg &Jucker

Co., Ltd. Kobe

Bergship

Berlijuker ., Berli

Berlin Co., & Co. ......

Ltd.

Hongkong

Bangkok

Berlinco

Bernard Harwich., LouisC. H. Bernard & Son Hongkong

Bernsons M. Bernsons Hongkong

M. Bernstein & Sons Tientsin

Bernsons Mukden

Bernsons /The Baikal Fur Trading Corporation \ Haiphong

\ (Garriguenc & Cie) ... Jr”

Berrick Berrick & Co., Ltd. Yokohama, Kobe

Besservice /Schiller’s Express & Forwarding \ Shanghai

(_ Agents ... ... /”'

Berthar Etablissements Charriere Dufourg ... Haiphong

Bertobough

Bertram South China Products Co. Shanghai

Bethlehem R. Bertram Peiping

The Bethlehem Steel Export Corpn. Tokyo, Manila

Betinesco S. J. Betines & Co. Peiping

Betoinlemi Minutti & Cie. ... Shanghai

Betonesco

Bharat S. J. Betines & Co. Peiping

Bheroomall Bharat Trading Co. Yokohama

G. Bheroomall Sons Kobe

Biachuan Bio and Chuan, Inc. Manila

Bianchi C. Bianchi Shanghai

Bibles British and Foreign Bible Society ... Hankow

Bibles American

Bibles China BibleBible Society

House Bangkok,

Shanghai

Bibles Peiping Bible Houso Peiping

Bichmiso Emmanuel Hospital Nanning

Bickerton Bickerton’s Private Hotel ... Shanghai, Tsingtao

Biedermann Biedermann & Co.... Saigon

Bielfeld

Bigben Bielfeld & Son Tientsin

A. Bennett & Co. ... Hongkong

Billeyco Billey Cycle & Motor Co. ... Shanghai

Billian British

Billsmotor

Bilten Bills Motor, Inc.Timber

Borneo U.S.A.Co., Ltd. Hongkong,

Shanghai Sandakan

Bingoya W. H. Tenny&Co.

Bingoya & Co. ... Shanghai

Bintang British Borneo Para Rubber Co. Shanghai

Bintang Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Beaufort

Bangkok

Bin water Shing Mun Valley Wa. Sch. Ger.Dam Hongkong

Bintang Ho Hong Oil Mills Singapore

Biochuan Bio & Chuan, Inc. Manila

Biola The Hunan Bible Co.

Institute ... Changsha

Biograph Penang Biograph Singapore

Birdsnest Kam Chuen & Co. Hongkong

Birdsnest Lai Shiu Wing On Co. Hongkong

Birkden Birkett & Holden... Manila

Birma East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Rice) ... Bangkok

Fl4 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable. Ad: Firm Name Place

Bishop . East Asiatic Co. Bangkok

Bishopsted . Episcopal Mission of The Philippines Manila

Bisly . Bishop & Lacey, Ltd. Hongkong

Bismiila .. British

M. S. India

Ally Steam

& Co. Navigation Co;, Ltd... Penang, Singapore

Bison

Bison . Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd. SingaporePerak

Bisset . J. P. Bisset & Co. Penang,

Shansrhai

Blaamichel f N. V. Assurantiekantoor van Blaa-) E. .C Sumatra

I deren & Michelsen ... J

Black . New Zealand Insurance Co. Kobe

Blackburn .. J.W.R.& Hooley

C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Blackburn Hongkong

Blackton . Blackmore & Blackburn, Ltd. Hongkong

Blacktox E. W. B

Blad Kobe Exchange Brokers’ Association... Kobe

Blad . Blad &. McClure .... Kobe

Bladmac Blad and McClure Osaka

Blenders Brooke Bond India, Ltd. ... Singapore

Blewey F. Mysberg Shanghai

Blicossco . Blickle, Ross Der

Blora & Van & Co.Aa r , !,<»>. Shanghai

Bloma

Blomavan . Blom & Van Der Aa Singapore

Shanghai

Blomavan Nederland Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Blomso . Bloch Manufacturing & Lumber C6„ Ltd, Shanghai Shanghai

Bloodtonic .. International

Bloss & Co. Dispensary,

. .'. Ltd.

..... Manila

Blossom Blue Bar Coconut Co. Manila

Blubr

Blaccross Shanghai

Bluff Hotel . Blue Cross

Bluff Hotel Dog Hospital

.... ... Yokohama

..: Tokyo,

Blundell . G. Blundell & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Blunnco . George Blunn & Co., Ltd. Per., Selangor

Bluntschli . H. C. Bluntschli ... (Singapore,

I E. C. Sumatra

Blygo . Italian School Tientsin

Boasover Java Sumatra Handelmaatchappij : Singapore

Boavista . Boa Vista Hotel .... ... C. Macao

Bobbin . Teikoku Seishi Kaisha, Ltd. ... Osaka

Bodiker Bodiker & Co. ... Canton

Bodinghaus

Boeckl .. E.Boeddinghaus

Boeckl & Co & Kattwinkle ... Tientsin

Kobe

Boehnert Deh Ji Construction Oo. ... Tsingtao

Boekisogo Sogo Boyeki Shokai Osaka

Bodiker . Bbdiker & Co Hongkong, Cantou

Boekidaido . Daido Boeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Boerter A. Boerter & Co. Tsingtao

Boie Botica Boie Manila

Boil lot . Ch. Boillot .... ... Hanoi

Bokinantype Universal Type Founders Co. Hongkong

Bolter

Bomanjee .. H. Bolter && Co

Bomanjee Co Singapore

Canton

Bombaytrall Bombay Trading Co. Kobe

Bomi . B. R. Mehta Hankow

Bona f Comptoir Russo Beige de Commerce ! Peiping

•\ & Industry ... ...

Bonafides Carlowitz

Bonergrant . Bolton Bristle Co Shanghai

Boniface . Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.... London

Bonton Tak Cheong Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Bonwick . Christian Literature Soc. of Korea ...... Selangor Seoul

Bookemp . Collins’ Book Emporium

Bookman D. K. Kajiwara ... ... Shanghai

Books China Booksellers, Ltd. ... Tientsin

Books The Oriental Bookstore ... Tientsin

Boomer J. F. Boomer ... Manila

Boon . P. C. Boon ... Shanghai

Boonpharmy . The Boon Pharmacy ... Penang

Boonhak ...... Penang

Booso .. Doray

UnitedBros.Shoe Co. . .

... Kuala

Kobe

Booty

Bornemann

.. Booty

Bornemann & Co. ... ... CantonLumpur

Borneo Alexandra Brickworks Ltd ... Penang

Borneo . Borneo Co., Ltd. ... I Pen., Si., B’kok, Perak,

"'(Sarawak, Selangor

Braco New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Borneocar . Borneo Motors, Ltd. ... J S’pore, Sel., N.S., M’a.,

Borneocar Motor Traders Assoc, of Malaya ... (Penang,Malacca,Perak

Singapore

Borah orst W. Bornhorst ••• ... ... Tientsin

Borsumy / N. Y. Borneo Sumatra Handels \ /Semarang,

\ Maatschappij I Sourabaya, Osaka

Borsumy Civil Aviation (Aerodrome Pakan B.) E. C. Sumatra

Borsumii . F. j; Witt ... Singapore

Boschilli K. K. Irisu Shokai ... Kobe

Boschilli . A. G. Robert Bosch ...

Bossigran

Botag . Clay & Co. ... ; ...... Kobe Tokyo

Botco .. British

A. G. Botelho

Overseas& Trading

Co. Co.;.. ... Hongkong

... Tientsin

Botelho China Underwriters, Ltd. ... ... Tsingtao

Bothcalvos .. Tai

Fernandez y Ferrer,Factory

Hing Vacctim InC. ... Manila

Bottle ... Hongkong

Bottlewalla K. E Bottewalla .i. ... Kobe

Bouhoutsos . Karatzas Bros. & Co. ... ... Peiping

Bouhoutsos Tientsin Tobacco Co. ... ... Peiping

Boulapts Boulevard Apartment Hotel ... Manila

Bourgery French Central Power Station ... Tientsin

Boustead

Boutcher . Boustead & Co., Ltd. ... ... Malaya

. Boutcher & Co. ... ... Perak, Penang

Boutross Boutross Brothers ... Shanghai

Bouwland Ned. Ind. Landbouw Mij., N. V. ... Batavia

Bovenatoga . Eitingon Schild Co., Inc., N.Y. ... Tientsin

Bowern

Boyd . Bowern & Co. ...... Amoy,H’kong,F’chow

Shanghai

Boyd & Co., Ltd.

Boydco Boyd

Boydspen

Boyeki . Wm. B. Spencer ... ...... Yokohama

. Nakemura

Boyes . Boyes Bassett, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Boylandry . Etablissements Boy Landry ... ... Saigon

Bracco . C. Bracco & Co. ... Shanghai

Bracco Oriental Cork Factory ... Shanghai

Bradbank /Hongkong

‘ \ Corporation ... & Shanghai Banking /

... / ... Swatow

Braddell .. Braddell Bros. ... Singapore

Bradholmes R. K. Holds worth, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Bradley . Reiss Bradley & Co., Ltd. ... ... Sh., Swa., Ho.

Bradley . China Underwriters, Ltd. ... • Swatow

Bradystocks A. A. Brady ... Shanghai

 Fi6 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Braga .. J. M. Braga .. Macao

Bramtoco / British - American

” 1 (Thailand), Ltd Tobacco Co. \

J . Bangkok

Brand .. H. S. Brand & Co. . Foochow

Brand .. Kungping Co. Foochow

Brandon Brandon Mesritz & Co. .. Batavia, Sourabaya

Brandus ... The Netherlands Insurance Office .... Swatow

Harbin

Brangwin .. Dr. C. H. Brangwin .... Shanghai

Pen., Per., Ked.

Brash .. G. W. Wilson & Co, Ltd.

Brasileira ... Empreza Brasileira de Cafe ... .... Tsingtao

Brenfors

Breusun .. Hongkong & Shanghai

.. Deutsch Chinesische Handelis Co. Banking Corpn. Tientsin

Brewers .. Hongkong

Brewery .... National

Brewers Bookshop

Brewery Ltd. ....

Shanghai

Breweries Malayan Breweries, Ltd. ... Singapore

Brickworks .. South China Brick & Tile Co. Hongkong

Bridgeco . T. J. Bridge & Son.... Hongkong

Brigson ... Liverpool

Tilleke Gibbins

& London....& Globe Ins. Co., Lt i. Singapore Bangkok

Brinkman

Brinkmann .. Brinkmann & Co

.. American Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd. .. Singapore .. Singapore

Brintasco

Brintasco . International Assurance Co., Ltd. / Shanghai, H’kong,

Singapore

Brintasco . International Underwriters, Ltd. Tientsin

Brirox .. Brias Roxas, Inc. ... . Manila

Brishang .. Compagnie Pahlay . Shanghai

Brisk . Anglo-Swiss Watch Co. Singapore

Brisk .. Brisk & Co. .. Hongkong

Singapore

Brisun ,... Bright Sun Co

British Consulate .... . All Ports

Britain

Britain British Legation ... . Peiping

Britarmacy .. British Pharmacy .... ••• . /Tsinan,

SingaporeT’tsin,

Britiscom . British Chamber of Commerce ' /H’kow, T’tao, S’hai

Britiscom . China Association.... . Shanghai

. British Consulate .... /Tokyo, Chefoo,

'/Port Edward

British .. Tipper & Co. . Tientsin, Peiping

British South British Insurance Co., Ltd. . All Ports

British Ocean Accid. & Guarantee Corp., Ltt . Tientsin

Britowomen . British Women’s Association .... .. Manila

Shanghai

Broadcast . W. R. C.Broad

A. with

Communications^

& Co. Inc.... . Shanghai

Broadloom

/Broadway Mansions & Broadway)

Broadman '• t Mansions Apartments ... / • Shanghai

Broadway Broadway Hotel ... Chefoo

Brocades

Brockett . Jos. Fane&Brister

Brockett Co. ...

... ... . .. Foochow

Shanghai

Brofeltman

Broker .. Feltman

Beniamin Bros.,

& PottsInc..... ... Hongkong

Man., Yokohama

Hankow

Brokers Geldmacher

Hair, Little && Picornell

Lindmeyer . ••• , Manila

Brokerage

Bromerus English Presbyterian Mission .. Swatow, Amoy

Bronze . Nippon Kinpunhaku iKogyo Kaisha Osaka

Brook

Brook . Mino Trading Co., Ltd. . Yokohama

. Yokohama

. Sato Trading Co., Ltd.

Broomhalls Siam Architects .... ... . Bangkok

Brosexploi . Enterprises Generales ... . . Saigon

Brothers De La Salle College Manila

 CABLE ADDRESSES F17

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Brothers ; St. Xavier’s Institution . Penang

Brothers St. Joseph’s College . Hongkong

Brothers School... St. Joseph’s Institution Singapore

Brothren Wong Brothers ... ... Hongkong

Brownehill Browne, Hill &, Co. mia I . Shanghai

Brugrayu Bruesch, Grantz

Brunion B.China

Reif,Phonograph

Ltd. . Kobe Hongkong

Brunswick & Radio, Ltd.

Brury Hongkong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd. ... .. Hongkong Hongkong

Brutton

Bryant George K. Hall Brutton & Co. . Perak

Bryant & Taylor ...

Bryner Hanover Eire Insurance Co. ,. Harbin

Bryner Bryner & Co. f Mukden, Harbin,

Bryner B. J. Bryner . \Dai.,

HarbinPei., T’tsin

Buanhoseng Buan Hoa Seng & Co., Ltd. ... .. Bangkok

Bubeshko S.Federal

O. Bubeshko

Youngs’

Co. Inc.... . Tientsin

Bucar

Bucar North China Motors Corp, ... .. Tientsin

Peiping, Tientsin

Bucheister Bucheister & Co. Tientsin

Buchfock Buchhandlung Gustav Fock .... . Tokyo

Bucknall Star Ginseng Co ... Foochow

Bucom Bureau of Commerce Manila

Budge Bendien’s Word Service ... . Kobe

Budge Budge & Co. . Kobe

Buffplate Munning & Co. ... Kobe

Buihai Christian Bros. & Co. . Tientsin

Builders M. D Ross Penang

Building Lee Yu Kee . Hongkong

Buildsupply Building Supplies, Ltd. . Shanghai

Bulchand Kewalram & Bulchand . Yokohama

Bullbear Hunter &

W. H. Lovatt Lovatt ... , > , . . .. Shanghai

Shanghai

Bulbear

Bulletin Manila Daily Bulletin • Manila

Bulling A. E. Bulling & Co. Tientsin

Bullion Robertson & Rosier . Tientsin

Bullongans Adrians & Co ... . Singapore

Bunbeeco Bun Bee& &Co.,

Bunge Co Ltd. ,,, .. Shanghai

Singapore

Bunge Australian Traders Agency .... . Hongkong

Bunpo

Buntenltd Shinamo Bunten, Ltd. . Osaka

Bunting Bunting & Co. ... . Yokohama

Burad Burroughs . Manila, Shanghai

Burcheister Burcheister & Co. . Tientsin

Bureau Tourist Agency Information Bureau .. . Penang

Buree Bangkok Trading Co., Ltd. ... . Bangkok

Burgolina Liguori .. Kobe

Burgoyne S. H. Langston . Hongkong

Burjor B. Mervan & Co. ... . Hongkong

Burkwall British & Foreign Bible Society . Canton

Burkwall American Bible Society . Canton

Buckwheat Sugiyama & Co., Ltd. . Osaka

Bunge Bunge & Co., Ltd. .... . Shanghai

Bureconin Bureau of Foreign Trade ... . Shanghai

Burlington Burlington Hotel .... Shanghai

. Sourabaya

Burphil Burns, Philips Co., Ltd.

Burtonco Estate

Busalsatia E. Busch... .. Shanghai

F18 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad •. Firm Name Place

Busequicor Business Equipment Corporation Shanghai

Busequicor Acme Code Co. .. ... ... Shanghai

Busses Kowloon Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Butcar Butler & Co. .... ; '... Shanghai

Butte vreg Butteweg & Co., N. V. Sourabaya

Buxbaum C. H. Buxbaum Tokyo

Buxbaum Hospital Supply Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Buxton Beranang Rubber Plantations Ltd. ... Selangor

C. Gumming Charles E. Gumming Perak

C. K. R. Canton-Kowloon Railway (Chinese Sect.)... Canton

C. M. S. Church Mission Society Hospital Pakhoi

C. Russell C. Russel.. Manila

Cableworks Sumitomo Electrical Wire & Cable Works.. Manila Osaka

Cachodalgo Cache & Hidalgo

Cadbros Cadwallader Bros., Inc. Manila

Cadwall Cadwalladar-Gibson Lumber Co. Manila

Cadzu Cadzu Bros. Shanghai

Caeng /China, America Engineering Corpn.,\ Tientsin

\ Fed. Inc., U.S.A— ... /'"

Caeng China-American Engineering Oorp. Tientsin

Cahusac A. F. Cahusac Tokyo

Caie Tientsin Steel Drum & Eng. Works, Ltd.... Tientsin

Cajofra China Metal Refining Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Calcina P. G. Calcina Shanghai

Calatroni Calatroni, Hsieh & Co. Shanghai

Caldbeck Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. All Ports

S’hai, T’tein

Caldbeck Aquarius Co. of &Shanghai

Caldmarsh Calder-Marshall Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Caledobar Caledonian Insurance Co. Shanghai

Caledonian Assur. Langeveldt Schroder ... Batavia

Tientsin, Taku

Calendar Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd.

Califasia Calif-Asia Co., Ltd Hongkong

Callender Callender’s Cable & Construction Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Shanghai

Calmac

Calpentyn Caldbeck, Macgregor Exports, Ltd. Yokohama

Nakamura Trading Co.

Calsug Calamba Sugar Estate Manila

Cal vet

Calyt Manila

Casey &Harness

Lyttle Co. ... ... Manila

Tsingtao

Cambefort E. Cambefort & Co. ... Shanghai

Camberoid L. A. Harrap & Co. ... Shanghai

Cambeul John G. Campbell & Co. Singapore

Camedon A. Cameron & Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama

Camelot F. A. Joseph Hongkong

Camelpaint Nat. Lacquer & Paint Products Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Camelsbell Camel Bell Peiping

Cameo Cameo Beauty Salon Hongkong

Camera Central Hankow

Cameron CameronChina

& Co.,Dispensary,

Ltd. Ltd.

Kobe

Caminius Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Singapore, Shanghai

Camphorwood China Camphorwood Trunk Co. Hongkong

Camphrier T. Fujisawa & Co. Osaka

Camporelli A. Camporelli & Co. Shanghai

Camporu Campos Rueda Hermanos, Inc. Manila

Canadian Canadian GovernmentTrade Commissioner All Ports

Canchina Canton China ware Co. ... Hongkong

Candel La Espania Shanghai

Canealima Arima »fc Co., Ltd. Tokyo

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fl9

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Caneber ... , C. A, Weber Shanghai

Canello

Canemola ...... Anderson Ashe Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

Pure Cane &Molasses Hongkong

Canemola ... Pure Cane Molasses Co’. (Philippines), Inc. Manila

Cangpe'n ... . Okamoto & Co. ... ... J Tokyo

Canidrome ... Le Champ De Courses FrahcaiS ... Shanghai

Cannery ... Lam Soon Cannery Co. ... Singapore

Canning ... Amoy Canning Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Canon ... Chinai & Co; .. ... Shanghai

Manila

Canpacline ... Canadian Pacific Steamship, Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Cantonese ..; Bank of Canton, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Cantraco ... Canton Trading Co. ...

Canuten ... Canton Utensils Manufacturing Co. ... Canton

Canyuen China Can Co-> Ltd. Shanghai

-

Caofc (American Oriental Finance Corpn. I Canton

| (Federal Inc., U.S.A.) ... /-

Capel ... P. Heath & Co. ... . Shanghai

Capitalisa ... Compagnie Orientale de Capitalisation ... Shanghai Peiping

Capitrad ... Capital and Trade : ... ••• Tientsin

Caplitho Capital Lithographers, Ltd. ... Peiping

Cappuzzo ... Italian Hospital ... Tientsin

Caprino ... Caprino & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Caprotco ... Cathay Products Trading Co. Tientsin

Capstick ... Capstick & Co. Shanghai

Caravan >Kil Caravan Tea Trading House .... Manila

Carba ... Carmelo & Bauerman, Inc. Manila

Carbon

Carbon ... Rizal Cement Co, ... Singapore

Carbon ...... Dr. Joseph& W.Co. Noble

Madrigal Manila

Shanghai

Carbon ... National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Selangor

Cardosa ... Cardosa & Co. Manila

Carlar

Carldon ... Clark & Larkin

... Metallisator Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Carlowitz ...' Carlowitz & Co. ... All Ports

Shanghai

Carlton ... Carlton, Ltd. Hongkong

Carmichael

Carnation ... Carmichael & Clarke

... General Milk Co., Inc. ... Hongkong

Carnegie ... Y. Nakashima

Manila

Carnival ... Philippine Carnival Assoc. Shanghai

Caroco ... Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co. ... Kobe

Carotra ... Caro Trading Co. Tsingtao

Carpets ... Tsingtao Carpet Factory Hongkong

Carroll

Carroll ... Carroll

...... Admiral & Co.

Carroll Bros. Line ...

... ...

... , Hongkong

Cartlidge Dairen

Casamenzi ... Menzi & Oriental

Co., Inc. ■ Cebu, Manila, Iloilo

Casanova ... Casanova Shanghai

Cascade ... Frank B. Ingersoll Manila

Casey Chefoo

Cascara ...... Casey

Parke, &Davis

Co. & Co.... ... Shanghai

Cashiwaya ... Toyoda & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Cashstores ... Kemaman Cash Stores, Ltd. Trengganu

Penang

Casket Penang Casket Co., Ltd. Tsingtao,

Caslyt

Cassandra ...... Casey & Lyttle

Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corpn— Singapore, Bombay Chefoo

Castrol

Catco

... Wakefield & Co., Ltd. Tientsin Penang

Cathay .... Hongkong

China-American TradingBanking

& Shanghai Corporation

Corpn. ...... Chefoo

Shanghai

Cathay ... Cathay Insurance Office ...

FI

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Cathaylaco Cathay Lace Co. Shanghai

Cathman Cathay Mansions ... Shanghai

Cathotel Cathay Hotel Shanghai

Catzco Catz Java Trading Co., N.V. Batavia

Caudrelier L. Caudrelier Kobe, Yokohama

Cavico Carrero Yidal & Co. Manila

Cawar Dehn & Co., Inc. ... Manila

Caweber C. A. Weber & Co. .. Shanghai

Ccyms Chinese Catholic Young Men’s Society .. Hongkong

Shanghai

Cebrahn C. Brahn Hongkong

Ceceblake Blake & Co. Hongkong

Cecil Hotel Cecil

Lyall & Evatt Singapore

Cedar

Cedco Chinese Engineering & Development Co. (T’tsin,(Shanghai

T’tao, Han.,

Cehandro R.China

Otteand

Co. Japan Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Yokohama

Cejaytece Walker Turner && Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Cejaytece

Celestor .. Lowe, Bingham Matthews Shanghai

Celestorg Celesta Co. Shanghai

Celita China Handerchief & Hemming Co., Ltd. Shanghai Shanghai

Celita Calico Printing

China Priners’ Association,

& Finishing Ltd.Co., Ltd. S’hai, T’tsin, Can.

Celita

Cellukoya Koyamksada & Co. Osaka

Cells The Allen Co. Hongkong

Celochi Celochi Tea Co. Hongkong

Celso .. F. S. Souza Kobe

Cement Chee Hsin Cement Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Cemoco Celebes Motor Co. Macassar

Oempeita Sun Tad. Chong ... Hongkong

Cempetroco Continental Industrial Co.

General China Import Co., Ltd. ... Peiping

Cencnina Shanghai

Oencomchin Central China Commercial Co Shanghai

Cencomco Central Commercial Co. Hongkong

Ceninform Central News Agency Hongkong

Cenrad Central Radio Service Hongkong

Cenrefco Central Refrigeration Co. Shanghai

Cent Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Centaur Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China Cebu

C'entchina Central China Trading Co. ... Changsha

Centeb Baxter & Cope Hongkong

Centenary Overseas Assurance Corpn., Ltd- Singapore

Centfox Twentieth Century-Fox (Far East) ( Tokyo, Shanghai,

(Singapore, Hongkong

Central The

MienCentral Trading

Wha Thread Co.,Co.Ltd. ... Hongkong

Central

Central Agency

Ballroom.... Hongkong, Tientsin

Centrahosp Grand

Central Central Ballroom

Hospital Macao

Peiping

Centralize Chung Yuen Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Centramoto MacAlister & Co. ... Singapore

Centramoto Lyons Motors, Ltd. Singapore'

Centre Centre

Central Hotel

Insurance ...Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Shanghai

Centremost

Centricity Central Electrical Co. Hongkong

Centro Centro, Ltd. Dairen

Centrobank Bank of China || Swatow,

Ho., T’tsin,Amoy,

S’hai,

I Hongkong

Sin Chung Jit Poh, Ltd. Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES F21

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Century . Central Dispensary, Ltd. Tientsin

Cepasia . Compagnie-Exportation de Produits Ass. Shanghai

Cepoc Cebu Portland Cement Co.... Manila, Cebu

Ceramics Cathay Ceramics (H.K.), Ltd.... Hongkong

Ceramics Cathay Ceramics Co. Shanghai

Certid , Commercial Credit Bureau Shanghai

Tientsin

Cetco .. China Eastern Trading Co.

Ministry of Communications ... ... All Ports

Cgra . Chau Hongkong

Chabogina

Chabrun CharterYueBrunner,

Teng Inc. Manila

Macao

Chai . Kai Chong & Co. ...

Chaffanjon . S. A. Magasins Chaffanjon \Prov. duHaiphong,

(Hanoi, Tonkin

Chakhon . K. Y. Chak & Co. ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Chalaw . Chalaire & Franklin Shanghai

Chalitrad

Chamber . The ChaliChamber

Penang TradingofCo.,Commerce

Ltd. ... Penang

Shanghai

Chambercom .. Hongkong Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai Hongkong

Chambercom , Chambre deGeneral Chamber of Commerce 1 Yokohama

Chamfrance

Chammerce . Chamber of CommerceCommerce,Francaise

General du Japbr Sai.,

ManilaTientsin

Chamsamco . Cham Samco & Sons Hongkong

Chancellor .. C.Chang

ChanDahYuen&Co.

& Co; ... Shanghai

Chandayuco . Anglo-American Export Co. ... Tientsin

Chandless

Ohandless Commercial Union Assurance Co,. Tientsin

Chandless ,. Chan

Beinsurance Co. “Rpssia” of Copenhagen Tientsin

Chaneber & Eber& Co.

. H. F. Chang Singapore

Tientsin

Chang

Chang . T. K. Chang Swatow

Changbain . H. F. Chang & Co. Tientsin

Chanic . China National Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chaning Kelantan Rubber Estates (1033), Ltd. Kelantan

Chanleung . China Commercial Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Channel . . Channel Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chanrai Chanrai &.C'o. Kobe

Chansam . Chan Sam & Co. .... Manila

Chansengholt .. Handicraft

C. S. Moh Distributing Co. ... Singapore

Hongkong

Chansgoods Hongkong

Chansgoods .... Marine China Arts. Company

Resourses, Ltd. Singapore

Chanszeonn . Chan Sze Onn & Co. Singapore

Chanszeonn . France BoyekiShokai ... Yokohama

Chantecler Esbablissements A. Chapeaux et Cie ... Shanghai

Chapeaux Foochow

Chapron . Etablissements Chapron Haiphong

Chargeurs .. Chargeurs

Soc. ReunisCharbonnagesdu

Francaisedes .... Tonkin Ho., Haiphong

Charlicot . Morton Bros. & Co., Charles ... Hongkong

Charmorco Manila

Charts Camera Supply Oo. Hongkong

Charwoman . Chung Yuen Electrical Co

Chaseaston A. & S. Henry & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Ohasebank . The Chase Bank ... All Ports

Chaste . Mercantile Printers’ Supply Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Chaste . Yau Lee Woh Kee Hongkong.

Chaste Yin Fatt & Co. ... Hongkong

Chat . Kwong Sang Hong Ltd. Penang

Cheahinnkiong ... . Cheah Inn Kiong & Co. ... Hongkong

Che hros . Che Bros. & Co Manila

Checko . Nelson Sales Co....

F22 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Checko . . CheeL. R. Nielson & Co..: Ltd." ...

Wing & Co.

Hongkong

Hongkong

Checo ' fCornpagnie Francaise d’Exfilosifs en \

Chedotay ' 1 Extreme (Orient) ... J Hanoi

Cheecheong .-[ .Chee Cheong Bank UAi^ersity

... (Cheeloe)! ;Macao

Tsinan ;'

Cheeloo f Shangtung

. P. Heath & Co. Christian Shanghai

Cheezung . Ohara & Co., Ltd. ... ... Tokyo

Chefield

Chellaram D. Chellaram C’ton, H’kong, S’hai

Chembalis . . Chung King Co 1i Hongkong

v^hemoo The Chinese Embroidery Co. Hongkong

Chemia . Chemia Ueberseehandels Co. Tokyo

Chemical . China Chemical Works, Ltd,... Shanghai

Chemicals . Kiukong Trading Co. Mukden

Chemicus : , . J. D. Chang & Co. Shanghai

Chemist King’s Dispensary Hongkong

Chemoptist . The Dispensary (1929), Ltd Penang

Shanghai

Chemporium

Chenahco iJ . China Emporium, Ltd.

Chenah Manufacturing Co. ... Hongkong

Chenkwang . North China Amusement Co. Peiping

Cheongsons • E. S. Cheong & Sons Amoy

Hongkong

Chetan .. Chatanram & Co ... Tientsin

Chernowetskjr

Chesan . L. Chernowetsky Hongkong

Chestho Che San & Co. Hongkong

. Chester Hoover & Co. Chefoo

Chexco Chefoo Export Co. Singapore

Chiaco

Chiaotung Chia

. Bank of Communications Shanghai

Chiautoacc China Auto Accessories Co.

Cbibank China Banking Corp. Amoy

Chibancorp. . China Banking Corpn. Manila, Shanghai

Hongkong

Chichacom . Chinese Chamber of Commerce Shanghai

Chibunovsky . Chibunovsky & Co. ....

Ohichamcom Philippine Chin. Gen. Cham, of Com. Manila

Ohichang Chi Chang & Co. ... Shanghai

Chichen .. Union Trading Co. Shanghai

Chicken . Great Shanghai Leather Factory Shanghai

Chicoguis . Marine Engineers Guild of China ... S’hai, Hongkong

Chicoguis .. China Coast Officers’ Guild ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Chiconco .. H. T. Kessler & Co. Tientsin

Shanghai

Chiconcom .. Nationalhris tian ouncil ofhina Shanghai, Hongkong

Chienginer China Engineers, Ltd.

Chiffon Chiffon, Ltd. Hongkong

Chifico China Fibre Container Co. ... Shanghai

Chifortra .. China Foreign Trading Co.... Shanghai

Chigatile China-New Guinea Mercantile! Co. ... Hongkong

Chihlipress .. Chihli Press, Inc ... Tientsin

Chihtung .. Chihli Shantung Lines, Ltd. Tientsin

Chikfango .. Chik Fung Co. Hongkong

Chilipress .. Chili Press Tientsin

Chimerica .. China American Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Ohimetraco .. China Merchants’ Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Chimexco .. Chihli Import & Export Co. ... Hongkong

Chimin Central Theatre ...

Chimin Chi Min Motion Picture Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chimoto' .. China Motor Agencies & Sales Co. Hongkong

Chimotorco Hongkong

Chin Leong .. Chin China

.. The LeongMotor

Chop Supply Co, Malacca

China .. Chong Shing Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore

 CABLEADDRESSES F23

Cable Ad: Firm ■ .N ame Place

Chinaagent ... The Bargain Centre. Tientsin

Chinabaist . The Hon Wan Trading Co. ... Canton

Chinabird ... China Bird Co .... Shanghai

Chinacanco . ; China Can Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chinaco ... China National Aviation.Corporation ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Chinacomad ... China Commercial Advertising Agency .. Shanghai

Chinacraft ... China Crafts Chefoo

Chinacrown ... Crown China Co., Inc. Shanghai

Chinacrown ... Crownchina Co. ... Hongkong, Canton

Chinadeyco ... China Development Co. Shanghai

Chinaembro Shanghai

Chinafilm ...... China

China Film

Embroidery

AgencyCo. Hongkong

Tientsin

Chinaforin ... China Foreign Corporation, Ltd.

Chinafruit ... China Fruit Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Chinafurs ... Brimberg Brothers Tientsin

Chinagency ... South China Agencies Canton

Chinahand ... China Handicraft Co. Hongkong

Chinahide ... Chinese Hide & Produce Co., Inc. Ti., Han.

Chinaimport ... Northern Feather Works, Ltd. Hongkong

Chinalace ... China Lace Co., Ltd. Hpngkong

Chinalace ... China Lace actory Shanghai

Chinalead

Chinalijn ... World

...... N. Pencil Co., Ltd.

V. Java-China-Japan Hongkong

Chinam Bartlett Yung & Co. Lijn Batavia, Semarang

Shanghai

Chinamachine

Chinamatch ...... The ChinaChina

MatchMachine

Co., Ltd.Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

China Merchant... China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Chefoo, Tientsin

Chinanews ... China News Co. ... Shanghai

Ohinaoffset ... China Offset Printing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinapost ... Central China Post, Ltd. Hankow

Chinapress ... China Press, Inc. Shanghai

Chinaprod ... China Egg Produce Co. Shanghai

Chinaprodu ... China Products & Industrial Co. Tientsin

Chinaradio ... China Radio Corporation Tientsin

Chinarity ... China Securities Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Tientsin

Chinarity ... B. C. East ham Tientsin

Chinarity ... Tientsin Building & Loan Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Chinarobin ... Geo. Robinson & Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Chinartco ... China Arts and Products Trading Co. Shanghai

Chinarubber

Chinaship ...... China

China Rubber

ShippingTyre

Co. Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

/Sh., Tientsin,

Chinasosea ... China South Sea Bank, Ltd. (Amoy, Hongkong

Chinasporb ... China Sports Hongkong, Shanghai

Chinasteam .... Hunt Steamship Corpn. Hongkong

Chinastone . Pao Hwa Import Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinatco ... China National Trading Co ....

Chinateng ... Chinese Nat. Elec. & Pottery Co., Ltd. Tientsin Shanghai

Chinateng ... Chinese National Eng. & Mfg. Co. Hongkong

Chinating ... Chinese National Elec. & Pottery Co., Ltd.. Shanghai

Chination ... The China National Trading Co. Foochow

Chinatobac

Ohinatrad ...... China China Cotton

Merchants Tobacco,

Trading Co. Ltd,

... ... Shanghai

Chinatradco ... ■ Chinese

Chinese Assoc.

TradingTrading

Co. Shanghai

Chinatrade Hongkong

Chinatyre ... China Rubber Tyre Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd. Tientsin

Hongkong

Chinaudit ' i.. George Schink

Chinawork ... China Drawn Work Co. ... Shanghai

Chinayuyih ... China Commercial Extending Co. Manila

Shanghai

 F24 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Chincasket . International Funeral directors Shanghai

Chinchians Chin Chian & Sons Hongkong

Chinchin Chin Chin & Co. ... Penang

Chineotrad China Cotton Trading Co. Shanghai

Chincough . The China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai, Canton

Chindisk

Chindubank .. Northern Feather Works, Ltd.

Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

Chineducts The Chinese Products Co Hongkong

Chinempo China Emporium, Ltd. Hongkong

Chineproco China Netiherland Produce Co Tientsin

Chingchao Ching Chao Co. Shanghai

Chingchong Ching Chong Co. Shanghai

Chingkee Ching Kee S. N. Co., Ltd. ... S’hai, H’kong

Ohingkuaug Hopei Ching Hsing Mining Adm. ... Tientsin

Chin glass

Chinguan Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd. ... Chinwangtao

Chop Chin Guan .... Singapore

Chingzaifu Ching Zai Fu & Co. Shanghai

Chinho Chin Ho Hong Si., Amoy

Singapore

Chinhoco

Chinjav Chin

ChinaHoand& Co. ... Co. ...

Java Export Shanghai

Chinkofur ChinaKooi

Korean Tientsin

Chinkooi Chin & Co.Fur...Co. ... Penang

Chinleong Chin Leong Chop Malacca

Chinogeral General Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Chinese Chinese InvoiceTrading

& Passport Hongkong

Chinotrade China Cotton Co. Office

... Shanghai

Chinphono Elec. & Musical Indus. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Chinphono Pathe Orient, Ltd. /Sai., Tientsin, Shang-

\hai, Hongkong

Shanghai

Chinsincomp China Scientific Instru. Co. Shanghai

Chinsupco China Industrial Supply Co.

Chinsurco China Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Chin trace China Trading Co.;- Manila

Shanghai

Chipacko China Packers Supply Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chipaintco China

Yeo SweePaint Mfg. & Co. Co.,...Ltd.

Co.,

Swan Cement Ltd. Amoy

Chipkee China Portland Shanghai

Chiporcemt

Chiproexco , .. China Produce Export Co. Shanghai

Societe Francaise Ichang, Ch’king

Chiris

Chiraserco .. China Radio Service

haut Yangtse Shanghai

Chisencomp Ohina Scientific Instrument Co,, Ltd.... Shanghai

Chisilkmann China Pongee and Silk Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Chistatrco China Standard Trading Co. Shanghai

Chistolso J.Hunt

Spunt & Co.& Leather Co. Shanghai

Chitong Rubber AH Ports

Chitrust The China Trust Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chiuta Chiu Ta Salt Refining Co., Ltd. All Ports

Chiwen C W. Hwang Co.... Wenchow

Chiyoda Chiyoda Gumi Tokyo

Shanghai

Chiyoyoko Chiyo Yoko Manila

Choatekhe Choa Tek Hee . ... Penang

Chongkee Chong Kee Co.

Chonglee Chong Lee & Co. ... Medan

Chongwah Chongwah Export Co. Shanghai

Chopkrusi C. H. Kizar Mohammed & Co. Singapore

E.Bank

Choquet Province

All Ports de Phu-ly '

Choquet

Chosen bank of Chosen ; ......

Chosengink Bank of Chosen ... Shanghai

Chotirmall K. A. J. Chotirmall

 CABLE ADDRESSES F25

Firm Name Place

Chotirmall Liberty Silk Supply Manila

Choy . S. C. Choy & Co. ... Manila

Chrisbook Christian Book Room Shanghai

Chronicle .. Peiping Chronicle ... Peiping

Kobe

Chronicle .. Japan Chronicle

China Hong Nin Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Chronic

Chronic .,. Hong Nin Savings Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Chronogram China Printing Press Co. Hongkong

Chrscience . First Church of Christ Scientist Shanghai

Chuachiaco . Chua Chiaco & Co. Manila

Chuan . Deei O. Chuan & Sons, Inc.... Manila, Malacca

Chuco . Samuel Chu & Co. Tsinan

/UnionFranco Chinoise de Navigation |

Chufou " [ Societe Anonyme Francaise ... J Chungking

Chukamatch . Chung Hua Match Co. Tientsin

Chung . China & Philippine Trading Co. Canton

Chunghua ... Chumbuque Jose Lim Manila

Chungkuo Bank of China Singapore

Chungpei . China Northern Corpn. Tientsin

Chungsteel /Chung

• \ Co., Ltd. Hwa Steel

... Products Trading

... \

/“* Hankow

Chungwah . Chung Wah & Co. Hongkong

Chungwharf . Chung Wha Wharf Co. Shanghai

Chunlee Chun Lee Shanghai

Chunt . China United Import Co. ... Shanghai

Chunwohong Chun Wo & Co. Shanghai

Chuon Chuen On Steamboat Co. ... Hongkong

Chuta . Churchill &Carpet

Tait Co..... Manila

.... : \ .... Tientsin

Churchill

Chuwa . Churchill

. Chuwa Yoko Hongkong

Chwichuan Chwi Chuan & Co. Malacca

Chyecheng Hong Hin & Co Malacca

Chyecheng . Hevea Co., Ltd. Malacca

Chyehin .. Chye Hin Sawmills Singapore

Chyewatte Chye

. /Chinese Watt Guan

Chy LoongGovernment &

Ginger FactoryCo. .... \ HongkongSingapore

Chyloong Salt Revenue

date ' I Dept. Chief Inspectorate /’" Shanghai

Ciatilica . Agencia Mercantil Economica, Ltd. Macao

Cideo . Compagnia Italiana D’Extremo Oriente Shanghai

Cifficco Pacific Timber Co. Shanghai

Cifranafri . Compagnie Franco Africaine, Ltd. Shanghai

Cigarette British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Cigarette

Cigarette . Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd. All Ports

Hongkong

Cigmach . British

AmericanCigarette

MachineCo., Ltd.... Co.

& Foundry Shanghai

dkom . Cathay International Import Co. Shanghai

Cinequcens Queen’s Theatre ... Hongkong

Cines . Lauro Films Shanghai

Cinesgold . Daisy Philippine, Inc. Manila

Cinto China Traders Corporation Shanghai

Ciportin f Socidte des Ciments Portland Artifi-) Haiphong

' ( ciels del ITndochine f*

Ciportin fSoctet^des Chaux Hydrauliques du V . Haiphong

I Langtho ... /

Ciportin • \fSociete des Chaux Hydrauliques \...

du Langtho

Citamprag (Freight) Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. • /All Ports

I (Marine Dept.)

F26 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad. Firm Name Place

Citibank The All Ports

National City Bank of New York Shanghai

Citydelux E. Wellmann

Citywater Tientsin Water Works Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Clapes Clapes en Ota Osaka

Clarkhager Clark k, Co. Manila

Clarkhager The Hongkong Optical Co. ... Hongkong

Clarlar Clarke and Larkin Manila

Classic Algar & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Claudisil C. E. Warren cfe Co. Macao

Claudius Gregorio M. Cansipit, Inc. ... Manila

Cleirach C.D. M.Clark k Co.& Co.

Castilho ... Weihaiwei

Hongkong

Clemcas Clerici Bedoni

Clerici Hongkong

Clinic Li Clinic ...

Clipmerco : Clipper Merchandising Co. . . Hongkong

Clivechina Clive k Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Clivechina Eickhoff & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Clouet A. Clouet & Co. ... Singapore

Cloud Korean China Trading Co. ... Tientsin

Cloverine Fresh Food k Refrigerating Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Neg. Sem.

Club Sungei Ujong Club Peiping

Club Peking Club Selangor

Club Selangor Club

Ciosnco China Merchants’ Steam Nav. Co. ... Foochow

Clubtoilet Lakayama Tayodo Osaka

Coalescent Thos. Coates & Son Shanghai

Coalliance Hillaly & David Shanghai

Coalmac Cecil McBain & Co. Shanghai

Coaltug Ned. Ind. Steenkolen Handel Mij. (Han.,

(Batavia,Sourabaya,

Macassar

■Coalwala Bliagat

China CoastSinghTraders,

Bugga kLtd.Co. ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Coast

Coastalco Coastal Transport Co. Singapore

Cobanco Cobb & Co. Perak

Cobank Tientsin Commercial k Credit Corp., Inc. Tientsin

Cobaschi F. X. Remedies Macao

Cobbish Cobb k Co. S’pore, Moji

Cobul W. Bull & Co., Inc. Manila

Cocohonee Tropic Products Co. Manila Java

Bandoeng,

Coconut N. V. Insulinde Oliefabriken

Cocopalm VegetableMaritime

Oil Corporation Zamboanga

Code Chinese Customs ... Hongkong

Code Elizalde & Co. Hongkong

Codsi J. Codsi Shanghai

Hongkong

Coexpand China Trading Corporation ...

Cofos Cooperative Food Sales (Far East) Co. Hongkong

Cogenindo Comptoirs GenerauxCo.,De Ltd.

Indochine Saigon

Shanghai

Cohesible Cornhill Insurance Hongkong

Cohire . China Transport Co. Macao

Colac Au. Paradis des Dames, Ltd.

Colay Go Colay & Co. ... Manila

Colco Colco k Co. ... Manila

Cold Singapore Cold Storage Singapore

Sourabaya

Colibri Perfumerie k Toiletzeepfabrick Tientsin, Newchwang

Colinet G. Colinet ... Manila

Colinmar

College Minerva Cigar Corpn. Yokohama

St. Joseph’s College

College Gen/College of the Missions et Etrangeres Penang

•Colleries Government Coal Dept. Sarawak

 CABLE ADDRESSES E27

Cable Ad: Firm Navie Place

Collier J. D. Collier Yokohama

Collins W.F. Collins Peiping

Collins Collins & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Oolmaco ■ Colonial Dispensary Hongkong

Colon Soroz y. Cia ... ... Manila

Colonial Banco

ColonialNational Ultramarino

Mercantile Agency Macao

Hongkong

ColonmercG ... W. Naef ... ^ ...

Color

Colpac Columbia Pacific Shippi’ngCo.' Yo., Ko., Sh.Hongkong

Shanghai,

Colpac : States Steamship Co. Shanghai

Colsem ... :: Colonial

University of .Shanghai

Trading'Co.

Shanghai

Hongkong

Coltraco !

Coluchung Chung Hwa Steel Products Co;, Ltd. Shanghai

Coluhonko . ... Chung

Colum Redpath Brown & Co., Ltd. (Glasgow) ... Hongkong

HwaSteel Products Co. (H.K.), Ltd.

Singapore

Columbian ... .Columbia Columbian Rope ofCo. China, Ltd. Manila

Columfilm ... Cumine & Films Co., Ltd. ...

... Hongkong

Columna : Credit InformationBureau ... Shanghai

Comacrib Shanghai, Hongkong

Gomalfranc. f Chambre de Commerce Francaise Aux.\ Manila

lies Philippines ... j'

Comber Fukien Construction Bureau .. ..i Foochow

Com bib Comerford & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Combined W. Biedermann & Co. Kobe

Combur The CommercialCommercial

Commonwealth Bureau Co.,... Inc. ... Hongkong

Manila

Comcomco

Comcust Customs & Excise Dept. F.M.8.

Comefa Far Eastern Mercantile Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Comequipco ".Commercial Equipment Cpv ’.. Shanghai

Comet Chartered Bank

Wheen & Son, Ltd. of India, Aust. Si China Canton

Command Shanghai

Commerce ( Chamber of Commerce Sandakan

Commerce Chamber of Commerce Selangor, F.M.S.

Commercial .Tokyo ShogyO Boeki Kabush: Kaisha ... Tokyo

Commercial Press Commercial Press Selangor

Commercio Independent Publishing Co., Inc. Manila

Commintell British Trade Commissioner ....

Japan Import & Export Commission Co. Ko., Hongkong

Commission Yo., Nag.

Commission N, China Riveir Commission Tientsin

Committee National Com. of the Y.M.C.A. df 'Ch. Shanghai

Committell British Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Commubank Bank of Communications ... Hongkong, Shanghai

Compac Commercial Pacific Cable Oo. Shanghai, Manila

Compafinch , Wong

Soc. Anonyme Saigon

Compass

Compress Siu Wdondes...Riz a Indochine Hongkong

Shanghai

China Publicity Co. Shanghai

Compress Commercial Press,Ltd.

Ltd. Hongkong

Comprint Commerical Press,

Comsavbank Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, Ltd. /Ho., T’tsin, Si., Han.,.

(Shanghai

Comus Chihli Trading Co. Tientsin

Comtradas Commercial Traders Association Fed., Inc. Tientsin

Conbr Fukien Construction Bureau Foochow

Conbrown China Construction Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Conchile Chilean Consulate ... Tokyo, Shanghai

Concrete Christiani & Neil sen (Thai), Ltd. Bangkok

Condiment Condiment Manufacturing Co. Manila

Confareast J. W. & T. Conolly Far East, Ltd. Penang

Confedlife ■-Confederation Life Association Shanghai, H’kong

F28 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Conlegarda Nicaraguan Consulate Manila

Conley .. Conley Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Changsha

Connecticut Yale-in-China Association Ho., Man., Ti., Si.,

Connell . Connell Bros. Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Singapore

Conper Peruvian Consulate Hongkong

Consboard . Whangpoo Conservancy Board Shanghai

Consbras . Brazilian Consulate f Kobe, Yokohama,

LShanghai

Canton

Conservanc . Pearl River Conservancy Comm. Hongkong

Consent

Consolad .. The Consent Company

Consolidated National Advtg. Co. »» Shanghai

Consols . Consolidated Eastern Plants, Ltd. ... Johore

Construct . General Construction Co. Hongkong

Construct . McIntyre

Deutsches&Konsulat

Co Singapore

Hanoi

Consugerma . German Consulate... All Ports

Consugerma .. Siamese Consulate Saigon

Consulasiam Mexican Consulate Sh., Yokohama

Consulmex . Sino-Continental Co. Shunghai

Contcosino

Contibank . Continental Bank, Ltd. T’tsin, Peiping, S’hai

Contimotor . Continental Motors Shanghai

Contilco . Federated Malay States Tile Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Continews . Continental News Agency ... Hongkong

Conto . G. K. Empreza Luso-Japoneza Kobe

Kobe

Contrans

Contracorp .. Owston & Co., Ltd.

Consumers Trading Corpn. Manila

Sourabaya

Controle . Frese & Hogeweg Shanghai

Controler . F. W. Golding ... Hongkong

Cooper . P. N. Cooper & Co. Perak

Convicts Convict Prison

Convicts . Convict Establishment Perak

Cooperates . Co-Operative Trading Co. Hongkong

Cooperimpo Cooper & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Copal Oei Seeuwen & Co. Macassar

Copco . G. Cooper & Co. Hongkong

Coquese . C. M. Cooke Shanghai

Corbett M. C. Corbett Perak

Corco , W. M. Cornwall & Co. Dairen

Cordial The Cordial Co Hongkong

Corintih , Corinth & Seidel ... Tientsin

T’tao, Ti., Muk.

Coriolan . Meyer & Co.

Corn China Products Trading Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Hongkong

Corna . Cornwell & Co. All Ports

Cornabe . W. H. Winning & Co. Tsingtao

Cornabe . Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Corney

Cornes . R. Corney

Cornes & Co.& Co., Ltd. Kobe, Yokohama

Cornes . F. H. Fegen Kobe

Cornfield Cornfields Mamafiijnein Medan

Cornstarch . Nippon Kokusan Kogyo K. K. Tokyo, Osaka

Singapore

Corona . Corona Flower Shop Bankok

Corporal . East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Export) Hongkong

Corrugated

Cortex . Eastern Asbestos Co. Perak

Coseteng .. F. S. Mathieu

Eduardo

Co Seteng Manila

Cosilworks . China Cotton and Silk Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Cosmonatio fN.V. Internationale Crediet-en \ Batavia, Sourabaya

. tCosta

Handelsveerniging

Rica Consulate .... J Hongkong

Costarica

 CABLE ADDRESSES F29

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Costidis Costidis & Co Shanghai

Costidis John Costidis & Co. Shanghai

Costmas Enrique C. Sta. Thomas Manila

Cotco Canton Overseas Trading Co. Canton

Cotillon R. J. Wood

Cotonkin Societe Contonniere du Tonkin Haiphong

Cotraco Cosmos Trading Co. Shanghai

Cotracorp China Cotton Corpn., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Cottager Harold

David &Seth Bryan Hongkong

Counsellor Thos. Shanghai

Coupon

Court Court Cook

Hotel& Son, Ltd. All Ports

Tientsin

Covenants C. E. Z. M. S. Girl’s School ... Singapore

Coverisk C. E. Sparke

Cowdy & Jones Shanghai

Cowdy

Coweber Perak

Coxland C.CoxA.&Weber

Hirao Shanghai

Crabskin S. Itoh Shoten Kobe

Tokyo

Crafts Cathay Crafts Shanghai

Craftsine China Crafts Peiping

Crag Crag Hotel

Crag Hotal Shanghai

Craghotel

Craveneras Carreras, Ltd. Creameries, Ltd. Penang

Creamage Cold Storage Singapore

Credit Singapore

Crefanchi

Crescent Brunner,Fi-anco

MondChinoise

& Co. (Japan), Ltd. Shanghai

Japan Ports

Crescent Club Crescent Club Yokohama

Cricket Hongkong Cricket Club ... Hongkong

Cricket Shanghai Cricket Club Shanghai

Crisanco Christensen

Crittall & Co. Co., Ltd.

Manufacturing Hongkong

Crittall Shanghai

Crizam Zamora, Crispulo ... Manila

Crlhk Chinese Radio Laboratory Hongkong

Crockford Crockford, Heath & Co. Tokyo

Crombainco McBain & Co., Cecil Shanghai

Crombake A. W. Reynell & Co. Shanghai

Crosfield Cheah

Harrisons, LoonKingGhee&&Irwin,

Co., Ltd.Ltd. Jesselton

Crosfield Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd. ... S’hai, Han., Foo.

Crosfield

Crosfield Irwin Harrisons-Whitney, All Ports

Crosfield Sabah Steamship Co. (1927),Inc.Ltd. Shidzuoka

Sandakan

Crostock Croucher & Co. ... Hongkong

Crown Oriental Export Co. Kobe

Crownislas Crown Life Insurance Co* of Toronto Manila

Crownlife Crown Life Insurance Co. of Toronto Singapore

Crucible

Cruzab Chartered Bank ofInc.India, Aust. & China Manila

Crysrco Laguna Traders, Manila

Crystalate Radio & Electrical Co. Hongkong

Crystal Chee KingLtd.Co. Hongkong

Crystal

Cuaco Crystal, Tientsin

Cuaco R.Liverpool

C. Goodman Harbin

Victoria Insurance Corpn. Singapore

Cuaco Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. All Ports

Cuaco Union Assurance Society, Ltd. Shanghai

Cuaco British General Insurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Cuaco Okura Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Harbin

Cuaco West of Scotland Insurance Office. Ltd. Shanghai

Cubasul Cuban Consulate Kobe, Batavia

Cue Cue T. Medina Manila

 t'30 CABLK.' ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Culco China United Lamp Co., Eed. Inc., U.S1A. Shanghai,

Perak

Hongkong

Gumming ..... Duro

0. E. Cummings ....

Pump and Engineering Go. Hongkong

Curfin

Curios ... Fook Weng & Co. . Hongkong

Curly ... Curmally

Arculli Bros. Hongkong

Curmally & Co1, hi ... ... • Osaka . ,

CurnoW ... Curnow & Co., Ltd. Japan Ports

Customs Customs, Monopolies, Morine Fisheries Brunei

Customs ... Trade & Customs Dept. i Gemas, PortTampin

(Seremban, Dickson,

Customs .. H. M. Customs & Excise Penang

Customs ... Dept, of Customs, Excise ... Singapore

Gustos • ... Chinese Maritime Customs ... All Ports

Cuunjieng ... Cu Unjieng Sons, Inc. ... Manila

Cyclecarri

Cycle ...... Cycle

Cycle Trading

& Carriage

Co....Co., Ltd. . Malaya

Kelantan

Cyprian ... Stanton & Co. Yokohama

Cyrilgomes ... C. F. Gomes & Co. ... Malacca

Dacheng ... Busch & von Alemann Tsingtao

Colombo

Dagoba ...... DahHongkong

Han &&Co.Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Shanghai

Dah Han

Dahleeco ... Dah Lee Co. . ... Shanghai

Dahlia ...... D’Almada Hongkong

Dahkong Dah Kong kCottonMasonSpinning Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Daidon . Union Import Co. ...

Daidoboeki ...... Daido Daido Yoshiten,

Boeki Kaisya ... Manila

Shanghai

Daidopaper Ltd. Yokohama

Daidotrade ... Daido Trading Co., Ltd.

Daigondo ... Ikoma & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Daiichigin ...... Dai

Daiki DairenIchiRisen

Ginko,Kaisha

Ltd. Tokyo, Kobe

All Ports

Dainichiho ... Dai Nippon Cotton S’ing & W’ing Co. Osaka Shanghai

Daipuk ... Great Northern Drug Co., Ltd.

Daitoshoka ... Daito & Co. .... .... Kobe

... Shanghai

Dairyequip Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co.

Dairyfarm ... Hongkong & Canton Ice Mfg. Co., Ltd. H’kong, Cantbn

Daitakco ... T. Takehara & Co. ... Osaka

Dalee

Dalemac ...... Drysdale,

D. A. Lee &MacGregor

Co. k Co. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Dalrem J. M.

... E. k D. Toeg D’Almada Remedios Hongkong

Dalto Shanghai

Daltotat ... Daltotat’s Pharmacy Dairen

Daltotat Far East Drug Trading Co. ... Harbin, Shanghai

Damrod D. Rodrigues Macao

Dam water ... Water Supply from Johore ... Singapore

Danavysiar .., Chettiars’ Chamber of Commerce Malacca

Dancorrit ...... A.Dodge

Corritk Seymour, Ltd. Shanghai

Osaka

Dands

Danica ... Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Danica Shanghai

Danite ....... Worchington

Universal Neon Pump & Machinery

Lights, Ltd. C'orph. Shanghai

Singapore

Dankam Danish Chamber of Commerce

Danroza .... Daniel da Roza Manila

Dannebrog Danish Consulate Shanghai

Dannemora ... Arthur Balfour & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Dannemora ... Eagle k Globe Steel Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Dannemora ... High Speed Alloys Ltd. Shanghai

Danumgis ... Isaacs & Co. ... Yokohama

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm' Nabie Place

Daxmarajali . Durman & Co. Singapore {ahinsG

Darre Cabinet Marcel Darre ... •• Shanghai ,

Dastur ^ R. A. Dastur ... , Hongkong oin»(I

Datsun Datsun Trading Corporaition Hongkong

Datum

Datung Davies Brooke & Gran , ... Shanghai, Hongkong ;

Dauco International

C. Dau & Co. Trade.Corporation,

y

' Ltd. ... Chefoo, Peiping

Chefoo, Tsinan , , ,

Dauhugo Hugo Dau & Co.’ J •• . • • Tientsin , , 1

Davco J. B. David & Co. .. , ... Singapore

Daver R. E. Daver A', Co. • , Kobe

David Stephens,

J. B. David Paul & ( Co. (Thailand), Ltd. ... Saigon , :

David Singapore ...

David D. B. David Manila

Davidauco A.H. B.W.David

Davidson Saigon

Davidson

Davies Mengkibol Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Seoul

Singapore , . ,

Davis R. S. Davis & Co. ... Tientsin

Davisack Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Dawalii Asiatic

Dawes BritishYeast Works,Agency

Consular Ltd. ... Shanghai

Otaru

Dawson Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates Ltd. ... Perak

Dayaloo Jubilee Silk Store Singapore

Dayaram Dayaram Bros. & Co. ... .... Yokohama

Dayprice Dayton, Price

Deacon & Co., Ltd. i Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Deacon . Deacon & Co., Ltd. Canton

Deaconate Hongkong

Dealer . Blake & Co. ... Singapore

Debate El Debate Manila

Debecker De Becker & Sebald Kobe

Debrod Billing & Co. Shanghai

Debus M. Debus Tientsin

Decampalos Delacamp Piper

German China Co., Ltd. & Co. ... Kobe

Dechico Asia Agencies ...«, .... ■ . ..n HongkongShanghai

Decofurn

Decofurn Horn & Nobbins Shanghai

Deconlab , Labour Department Penang

Decruze De Cruze

Custom Dept. Publicity Bureau ... Bangkok

Decustoms Negri Sembilan.

Decustoms Trade & Customs Selangor, Pahang

Dedeoglou Graeco Egy ptian Tobacco Store Hongkong

Degussa Deutsche Gold & Silver Scheideanstalt Shanghai

Deing Denniston, Inc. ... ... Manila

Dejong F.Thomas

De Jong Shanghai

Shanghai, Hongkong

Delarue De La Rue & CoqLM, Singapore

Delay '"Sisson & Delay

Delegatie ■ De Javasche Bank .... ..-j Sem., Bat., Macassar,

E. C. Sumatra ,

Delihaven . N. V. Deli Havenbedryh, . ... Medan

Delispoor Deli Spoorweg Maatschappij' Sem., E. C. Sumatra .

Delitbank . N.V. Deli Tankbedryf Medan

Deliveries The Asiatic Delivery Services... Hongkong

Dello . Dello & Co. Tientsin

Delmonico Hotel New Delmonico Hotel ,. . Manila

Delloro

Delta Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpus... Canton Shanghai

Dell Oro «k Co. Yokohama,

Demagnipp Demag Aktiengesellschaft .... Tokyo

Demaoheng . D© Mao Heng Tientsin

Demitints . Metal Box Co., Ltd. Shanghai

E32 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad\ Firm Name Place

Democracy E. J. Lloyd & Co. Shanghai

Denbigh Denbigh & Co. Otaru

Denga Tientsin Tallyman Co. Tientsin

Demic Dennistom, Inc. ... Manila

Denis Dennis & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Denison Denison, Ram & Gibbs Hongkong

DenM Southi Manchuria Gas Co., Ltd. Dairen

Dennys A. Dennys & Co. Penang

Denotation Donaldson & Burkinshaw Singapore

Denroche

Dent Carrol Bros. & Co. Kobe

Canton

Herbert, Dent & Co., Ltd. ...

Dentsply China Dental Supply House Shanghai

Dentici Dentici & Co. Yokohama

Deodand

Derawing Lo

Der.&A.LoWing & Co., Ltd Hongkong

Hongkong

Derve N. V. Van Deutekom & Waal... Bandoeng, Java

Desaram D. Richards & Co. Selangor

Descourfer S. A. Descours et Cabaud Hai.,

(Compagnie des Messageries Mari- \ Netherlands Saigon, Yunnanfu

Despatch 1 times de France ... J'" Kobe Indies

Detaram Detaram

Detaram Pearl Silk Store Hongkong

Deuber E. Deuber & Co. Kobe, Osaka

Devauteh Deutsche Gemeinde Tsingtao

Devauteh German School Tsingtao

Penang

Devecot

Devinstock B. H. T. Doulatram & Co. Tokyo

Eastern Asia Trading Co. Singapore

Devitt

Devos Lewis & Peat Singapore, Ltd.

Nederlandsch Syndicaat Yoor China ... Pep., Tsingtao

Devos Netherlands Harbour Works Co. ■ Tsingtao

Dexco Filipino Hand Embroidery & Hat Co. ... Manila

Dextrawigg . C. Wigg Shanghai

Dhanamal Dhantmal Chellaram Yokohama

Diadem L. J. Young Penang

Diaducts Diamond Metal Products Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Dial H. E. Heiacock Co. ... ... Manila

Dialdas M. Dialdas & Sons Yokohama

Dial to League of Nat. Health Organization Singapore

Diamond Diamond & Co. ... Tientsin

Diana Sales & Co. Hongkong

Diastase Sankyo & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Tokyo

Diastase Taisho Seiyaku Kaisha, Ltd.

Diate Canton

Salt Revenue District Inspectorate ... Shanghai

Dibrell Dibrell Bros., Inc.

Dienfoor Yung Dah Elec. Co. Shanghai

Diethelmco Diethelm & Co., Ltd. f Pen., Bangkok,

Diligent \ S’pore, Saigon

Hin Fat (k Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Dilip B. Durlabhji & Co. Kobe

Dimitriades

Diplogerma Dimitriades Bros. Tsingtao

German Legation Tokyo, Peping, Nan.

Disap American Trading Co. . Manila

Disap Presby, S. A. Manila

"Disciples United Christian Missionary Society ... Nanking

Dispensary

Dispensary A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. Ho., Ti., Shanghai

The Hankow Dispensary, Ltd. Hankow

Dispensary Tsingtao Pharmacy Tsingtao

Dispensary Sandakau Dispensary, Ltd. Sandakan

 CABLE ADDRESSES F33

Gable . : Firm Name Place

Distamy jSoc. Francaise des Distilleries del f Hanoi, Saigon,

\ I’lndochine .... j '"\Cambodge

District ... Rotary International ... ... Shanghai

Diver ...... H.N. S.C. Moses & Co., Ltd. .... ...... Hongkong

Dixon

Dixsena Dixon & Son, Ltd Shanghai

Dmitrovsky ...... Samuel

BendixsenDmitrovsky

& Co., Ltd. ....... ...... Malaya

Tientsin

Dnumgis ... Czechoslovakian Consulate •• Yokohama

Dnumgis ... S. Isaacs & Co Yokohama

Dnumgis ... Palatine Insce. Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama

Docburton ... Dr. C. S. Burton .... .... .... Hongkong

Dock

Dock ...... Yokohama

Kobe ShipyardDock& Co.,

Engine Ltd.Works

... ...... Kobe Yokohama

Dockrill ... Canadian Trading Co., Ltd ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Dockrill ... Cantraco Toy Works ... ... Hongkong

Docks .... Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd .... Shanghai

Dockyard ... Kawasaki & Grant ... ... Kobe

Dodgecars ... South China Motor Car Co. ... ... Hongkong

Dodwell ... Dodwell

Dogbrand ... Sing Chow Electric Factory ... ... Hongkong

Dogdo ... Mehta & Co. ... .. ... Shanghai

Dogdo ... Shroff, Son & 0o.... ... ... Kobe

Doitsenryo ... Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha ... Tokyo, Kobe

Doitsukoku /Deutsche Luftfahrt

- t Reichsverband der .... - Industrie J- m10l£y0

\ i

Dollar ...... Dombey

Robert Dollar Co. (Steamship Line) ... All Ports

Dombey

Domcoll h Son .... .., Shanghai

Dome ....... Domei

St. Dominic’s College

Tsushin Sha ...

.... ! Foochow

.... Hongkong

Dominicos ... Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions Hongkong

Dominion ...... Dominion

Canadian Legation

Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. of N. Z. ...... Tokyo

... Kelantan

Donnelly

Donchonson ...... Dong

Tsingtao Land& Son

Chong & House Agency ... ...... Tsingtao

Shanghai

Donchonson ... Dong Chong Cycle and Motor Co. ... Shanghai

Donfeld

Donlangco ... Whitamore

Donnelly ...... E.D. W.E. Langdon

Donnelly & Co., Inc. ... ......... Tokyo

Shanghai

Donriyu ... Nakashima Trading... Co. ...... Tsingtao

Dorboo ... Dor Boo Curios Store ... ... Hongkong

Doree ...... The

ChinaAsiatic

Agricultural Development Co., Ltd.

Doric Petroleum Co. (N. China), Ltd. Hongkong All Ports

Doric ... Tsingtao Hockey Club ... ... Tsingtao

Dorman ... Dorman, Long & Co., Ltd.... ... Shanghai

Dorpomos

Doshi .. Dor Po Co. .... ... ... Hongkong

... V. Doshi & Co. ... Kobe

Doshiboeki ...... G.Doshi Trading Co., Ltd. ... ...

Dossa Dossa

Kobe

Dossa ", ... G. Dossa & Co. ... ... ... Osaka

Dougexport ... M. E. Blackmar ... ... Osaka

Doughtyco ... C. J. Doughty & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Doubabchar ... Baboud Mary k Cie ... ... Shanghai

Doulatram ... Doulatram & Sons ... ... Tientsin

Dovecot Doulatram & Co. ... ... Penang

Doven ... Central Perak Rubber Co., Ltd. ... Perak

Downs ...! Dr. Downs ... ... .... Shanghai

Draco ...v Draco Advertising Service .... Canton

Draco ... Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd. ... Manila, Cebu

Dragon ... Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

 F34 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Dragonlike C. A. da Roza Hongkong

Dragonlike . . Roza Bros. ... ... .... Hongkong

Dragrugco Golden Dragon Rug Co. ... Shanghai

Draper . Cooper & Son ... .... ... Hongkong

Dredgers

Dredging

.. Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

.. Chenderiang Mai., Muk.,

Ho., PerakShanghai

Dredging . Atlantic GulfTin Dredging,

k, Pacific Co. Ltd.

of Manila.., Manila

Drew Drew & Napier ... Singapore

Dreyfus Raymond Dreyfus Peiping

Drillien

Drug . Francais M. M. Drillien

Kuching Drug Store Saigon

Sarawak

Druggist The China Dispensary ... ! ! Hongkong

Druggist Druggist Co. Harbin

Drumar Marshall Field & Co., Ltd. All

Kobe,Ports

Osaka

Drumfrazco Frazar & Co. ... Yokohama

Drumgis Czechoslovakian Consulate! ... ... Sandakan

DrummondcO .. f.Drummond & Co.

F. Drysdale & Co. ...

... Nanking

••• Saigon

Drysdale

Duchateau R. L. Duchateau

Dulfakirs .. Mohamed Dulfakir & Co. : Singapore

Dulim Duran & Lim Manila

Dullal M. Myers Shanghai

Dumarest . ‘ ' Etablissements Dumarest dTndochine ... Cam bodge

Dumfrazco Frazar & Co. Kobe

L! Dunbar & Co.Ltd. Hpngkongi

Dunbar

Dunfat Dunfat &l Co., ......' ’ ...... Rbngkong

Perak

D unford .. J. Dunford Wood ...

Malacca

Dunlop Dunlop Plantations, Ltd. ...

Dunlop Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Dunfo . Dunfold & Co., Ltd. Swatow

Dunroberts Duncan Roberts, Ltd. Singapore

Duns , .. Union Mechanical

Duobabchar :i Dupire

Baboud,Bros,

Maryck kCo.Cie .. •• Singapore

Dupire

Dupire Hagemeyer Trading; Co., Ltd. Singapore

Dupirub Dupire

Du PontMorrell, Ltd. k Co., Inc.

de Nemours Singapore

Ti., New.,Han.,,

Han.

Dupont

Dupontdyes Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Ipc. •—{ S’h.,.Ti., Tsin., Ko.

Dupuy Hongay Sales, Ltd. Shanghai

Duregeco . Durege k Thomas, Ltd. Penang

Durian Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & Ch. Medan

Durjoscom -> .. Europe Asia Trading Co.

Trade k Customs Dept. Shanghai

Dutiable S’pore, Malacca

Dutiable . ( Customs & Excise

Union Mechanical & Automobile) Neg. Sem.

Duus EngineersBank ... Kobe

... / Batavia, Soufabaya

Dutchman Koloniale Perak

Dury . R. C. Dury Singapore

Dutiable F.M.S. Cust. Exp. Duties Collect. Sta, Manila

Dybuncio Dy Buncio k Co., Inc. Shanghai

Dyce . Dyce k Co. Shanghai

Dyers Bradford Dyers’ Assoc., Ltd.

Dypac Dy Pac k Co., Inc. Manila

Eagle Ballingall & Cp: ... ... ... Kobe.

Eagle

Eandw Futabaya k Co., Ltd. ... ... Tokyo

East and West Trading Co. .. Kobe

Eapwo

Eapwo Eastern Printing works ... .... Singapore

The “ Forward ” Office ... ... Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES F35

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Earcam C. M. Hoskins Manila

Easdenply Eastern Dental &Supply

Co. Co. Singapore

Shanghai

Easporting East China Sporting Goods Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Easta Associated

Bank of EastProduce

Asia, Co.Ltd. Shanghai

Eastabank Tokyo

Eastaco Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. ... Sel., Penang

Eastasia East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Harbin

E astasia East Asiatic Automobile Co., Ltd. ... Weihaiwei,

Eastcliff East Cliff Hotel ... Port Edward

Eastates ... Eastern Estates & Land Go., Ltd. Shanghai

Eastchinco ... East China Co. ... Shanghai

Eastengine ...... Cable Eastern Sales & Engineering Co.’ Hongkong

Eastern (Eastern&Extension

Wireless, Australasia

Ltd. & China \ Si., Mac., Sum., Ho.

Eastern X Telegraph Co., Ltd. .... f All Ports

Eastern ... The Eastern Hotel Foochow

Easternco ... Eastern Trading Co. Swatow

Manila

Easternile

Eastertide ...... EasternEastern Isles Import Corporation

Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Singapore

Eastimexco

Eastino ... Eastern Import-Export Co. ... Shanghai

... Eastern Insurance Office ... ... Shanghai

Eastino ....... Finance, Commerce & Insurance Office Hongkong

Eastmart

Eastmerco L. Adler ... Tientsin

Eastoptico ...... H. Barkovith

Eastern Optical& Co.

Co. Singapore

Hongkong

Eastradco .... Eastern Trading Co. Yokohama

Eastrading ... The Eastern Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Peiping

Eastrail ...... Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Singapore

Eastruco

Ebataco Easterp Rubber Co. Singapore

... Y. Ebata & Co. Yokohama

E.Ebensan

Bush. ...... Jebenstreit

E. E. Bush Shokai

& Co. Dr. Hongkong

Ebush ... Bush, Mack & Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A. Shanghai

Echeong ...... E.Straits

CheonEcho & Times of Malaya Singapore

Echo Penang

Echon ... E Chong Co. Swatow

Eckmotors ...... E.Eckford Motors, Ltd. Chefoo

Economiser

Edakeller ... Ed.Green & Son,& Co.,

A. Keller Ltd. Ltd. ... Osaka

Manila, Hongkong

Edbush ... Bush Mack & Co. (Fed. Inc. U.S.A.) Shanghai

Edbut ... Estate of Loke Yew Selangor

Ed but ... Gibson, Anderson, Butler ik Co. ... Selangor.

Eddie ... C. EddieBros.,& Co. Shanghai

Singapore

Edgar ... Edgar Ltd. Sourabaya

Edgarco ... Pdgar & Co., Ltd.

Edgarco ... Sarkies, Edgar & Co. Sourabaya

Shanghai

Edgebuck

Edion ...... G.West Disinfecting

K. Kohaku ExportCo.& Import Co. Yokohama

Edmil ... E. E. Elser Manila

Edsbankcoy ...... E.Evans D. Sassoon Shanghai, Hongkong.

Education & Sons,Banking Co., Ltd.

Ltd., Edward... Tientsin

Education ... Tientsin Book & Stationery Co. Tientsin

Manila

Educator

Edwin ..... Educational

Reliance TobaccoDistributor

Co. Shanghai

Efelias ... F. S. Elias Shanghai

Effective ... F. Fongkey & Co. Hongkong

Efflux ... American Metal Co., Ltd, ... Shanghai

Efilms Exhibitors’ Film Exchange of China Shanghai

Egalimport ... Egal

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Finn Name Place

Egerlie .. Gerli & Co. Shanghai

Ego La Pureza Manila

Egyptian . H. Abdeen Singapore

Ehlers . A. Ehlers & Co. ... Shanghai

Ehrenpreis Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis Sourabaya

Ehwiemeier E. H. Wiemeier Tientsin

Eidograph . E. King & Co. Hongkong

Eikokubi . Tozai Motors, Ltd. Tokyo

Eikwa . Eikwa & Co. Shanhgai

Eikwa Eikwa Yoko Shanghai

Eikwakenshibu ... Eikwa Kenshibu Shanghai

Einarius . Einar Edwards Shanghai

Eiwa . Eiwa Yoko Shanghai

Eiwaco , Eiwa Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Ejung . Ohefoo Hair Net Co., Ltd. ... Chefoo

Shanghai

Ekann . E. Kann Dairen

Ekitai Teikoku Sanso K. K.

. Ekman

Ekman Foreign

& Co. (Japan), Osaka, S’hai

Ekmans

Ekmans Agencies,Ltd.Ltd.... Shanghai

Elbasha ., Geo.

The Ellis T. Basha Shanghai

Elbmirg Grimble & Co. ... Hongkong

Eldoilwrks . El Dorado Oil Works Manila

Eleclight Amoy Electric Light & Power Co. ... Amoy

Elecplater Cheung Loy Hongkong

Perak

Electeer . Taiping Electrical Supply Co. Singapore

Electeng Municipal Elec. Dept.

Electric . Foochow Electric Co., Ltd. Foochow

Electric . /Peiping

HongkongChinese

ElectricElectric

Co., Ltd.Light & Hongkong

Electric ‘ \ Power Co., Ltd. ... J Peiping

Electrical . Porter & Co. Shanghai

Electricity Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ld. Macao

Electro Vragg & Aanbod Soerabaya

Electron Ned. Ind. Gas Mij, N. Y. (Electric Plant) Sourabaya

Elee Aug. Michels Tientsin

Elee Tientsen

Elephant . E.Sir LeeJacob Behrens & Sons Shanghai

Shanghai

Elephant D. C. Palfreeman

Elephant Takemura & Co.... Osaka

Eiger . Elked & Gerdts ... Tokyo

Elias E. D. Sassoon Banking Corporation... Shanghai, Hongkong

Elias . R. H. Elias Shanghai

Elite . J. H. Ellis & Sons Singapore

Elite . Elite StylesCo. Hongkong

Shanghai

Elitlace Elite Lace

Elixir Georgetown Dispensary, Ltd. Penang

Elizalde . Elizalde & Co. S’hai, H’kong, Man.

Elizalde . Tanduay Distillery Inc. Manila

Elledga . Ellis & Edgar Hongkong

Elmco . Elm & Co. Shanghai

Elori . El Oriente Fabrica de Tobacos Manila

Elpecode . Chang Yi Co. ... ... Tientsin

Taihoku

Elphinston

Elssaawad

.. E.S. Elphinstone

Awad & Co. Manila (Taipeh)

Elteda . Empresa Lusitana de Transports Macao

Elzenith . El Zenith Jewelry Store Manila

Emba Bachrah Motor Co., Inc. ... Manila

Embroidery . Swatow Trading Co. Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES E37

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Emdeebee H. HensheJwood Singapore

Hongkong

Emeco Eastern Mercantile

Emeus Emeus & Co. Shanghai

Emin M. & E. Nathan... Singapore

Emissurius Y.W.O.A. of China S’hai, Ho., H’kong

Emmafabriek Biljartfabriek “ Emma ^ ... Batavia

Emmandess J. L. Hunter Shanghai

Emmandess Morreau, Spiegelberg & Thompson Shanghai

Emodi A. Emodi Shanghai

Empire Empire Hotel Co.,Co,Ltd. Selangor

Empireco Empire Trading Hongkong

Empirefilm British Empire Film Co. Singapore

Hongkong

Empresloge Empress Lodge (Private

Malaya Publishing House,Hotel)

Ltd. Singapore

Empress Hongkong

Emsco Empire Sales Co.

Emsfischer Emil S. Fischer Tientsin

Emueller Mueller Motor Agency Bangkok

Enamel Associated Enamelware Companies ... Shanghai

Enbikei Nippon Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Yokohama

Enderlain R. Enderlein Osaka

Endure Harris Memorial School Manila

Endure Methodist Book Room Manila

Energon N. Y. Algemeene Ned. Ind. Elect. Mij. Sourabaya

Enelectico English Electric Co., Ltd. Gomei K. Penang, Perak

Eneswaico Nippon Suitsuru Yakuhin Tokyo

Shanghai

Engincomer Leyseco China Co., Ltd.

Engincomer f Chien Hsin Engineering Co., G.m.b. H.\ Shanghai

Engine l Association

(Ltd.) _ of Engineers /••• Singapore

Engineer J. F. Black & Co. Peiping

Englimeth United Methodist Mission ... Tientsin

Engravprin Bureau of Engraving and Printing Peiping

Enilosag Union Motor Supply Co. ... Hongkong

Enkee Enkee Trading Agency Manila

Ennenberg A. Ennenberg Kobe

Enryb

Enso Nivea Co. Hankow

F. B. Broad & Son Kobe

Enterland f China Entertainment & Land Invest-1 Hongkong

l ment Co., Ltd. J"'

Enterland King’s Theatre ... Hongkong

Enterprise Barry & Dodwell, Ltd. Chungking

Enterprise China Electric Eng. Enterprises, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Enterprise China Fruit Enterprise, Ltd. Hongkong

Enthusiast Evans Pugh & Co. Hankow

Enzedtimba

Epenn New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

E. Penn Co. Hongkong

Equipment Office Equipment Co. Shanghai

Equivocal Gillespies, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Equivocal Suzette & Co. Shanghai

Erbmohit

Erdmann Eickhoff Shanghai

Erdmann & Sielcken Sourabaya

Erdmasugar Erdmann & Sielcken Hongkong

Erlgalinc Erlanger and Galinger, Inc. Manila

Erpiorient Western Electric (Do. of Asia f Manila* Tientsin,

Erquiaga ( Shanghai

B. de Erquiaga, Inc. Manila

Erreves Jensen

Ersel Agips Tea Sales ... Hongkong

F38 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name FlaCe

Ersel Exporters & Iixipts. Cooperative Cb. Hongkong

Eruco Eastern Rug Co. ‘ ... Tientsin

Eruco Hua Mao Trading Co. ... ' ... Peiping

Escherwyss'' rr Escher Wyss Engineering Works, Ltd. ... Tokyo

Escodrugco .. Escolta. Drug Co. Manila '

Escompto " /{ Nederlandsch

Maatschappy Indischi ' Escompfco Vi

1 \

J Spurabaya, Padang

Escosam ' Siemssen & Co. ... ... Dairen

Eseskwan

Eshing .. Kwan Chiu & Co. ... ... • ...:..l

' Tientsin

Shanghai

Esjavooil ... E.Sidney

ShingJ. &Powell

Co. ...... .;.... ... Shanghai

Eskelund .. Eskelund & Co.- ... .1. Shanghai

Eskimo Shanghai

a Elec. Construction Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Espab ,.r S kuma Industrial Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Esparto .. Oversea Trading Syndicate ... Penang

Esperanza :.. Esperanza Garage ...' ... Shanghai

Especo . Manila Hat Factory ... ' . Manila

Essabhoy ;. Faizullabhoy, E., Merchant & Com., Agt. Kobe

Essence Ellinger & Co. ... Sourabaya

Essoco . Esso Co. ... ... .;. Shanghai

Essoco .. Olfner & Co. Shanghai

Essigsilk . Emile Essig Shanghai

Estafette |N. V. Hollandisch-Amerikaan- 1 E. C. Sumatra:

• \ sche Plantage Mij.

Estasiatic • \fCieEst.Asiatique et Africaine (Dept. \

Asiatique Francais) j Saigon

Esternile Eastern Isle Trading Co. Manila

Esvececo f Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning & Storage! Shanghai

( Co., Ltd. ... ... /-

Eswysco The Escher Wyss Engineering Works Ltd. Tokyo

Etlin ..» Etlin & Co. Singapore

Etnocel ... Tientsin Strawbraid and Export Co. Inc.... Tientsin

Etramco • Eastern Transport Co. ... Shanghai

Etzine

Eureka ... W. EtzineImport

Europasia ... Eureka Hongkong

Europe ...... Furhmeister

Europe Hotel& Co. T’sin, Shanghai, Han.

Evangel ... Manchuria Christian College Singapore

Mukden

Evangel ... Missionary Home Shanghai

Evangeline ... Nagasaku Seiji Yokohama

Evansco

Evatt ... H. W. Evans & Co. Negri Sembilan

Evatt ... Evatt

Evatt Fire Insurance

. Penang ChamberAssociation

of Commerceof Malaya ... Penang

Evatt Penang

... Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd. Singapore

Eveche Vicariat Apostolique de Yunnanfu ... Yunnanfu

Evely ... La Estrella del Nortei Mauila

Evenian ... Levon, J. Evreoian Tientsin

Eveninpost ... Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury ... Shanghai

Everbright ... The China Metal Mfg., Co., Ltd.

Eveready Hongkong, Macao

Everenian ...... National Carbon Co., Eed. Inc., U.S.A. ... Shanghai,

Tientsin Hongkong

M. Avanozian & Son

Everett L. Everett, Inc. ... Kobe

Everett ... Everett Steamship Corporation Yokohama, Kobe

Everseal ... Everseal Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Evrenian ... Levon J. Evrenian Tientsin

Excellence ... Excelsior Co. Hongkong

Excelsior E. G. Clarke & Co. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES E39

Gable Ad: Firm Name :; 1 Place!

Exchange ... J. E. Joseph ... Hongkong -

Excigcomp . Express Cigarette Co; ... Tientsin, Chefoo

Excise . Department of Excise Penang

Exirnco ' .. Dodge & Sdymour (China),

! Ltd. Shanghai, S’pore

Eximgre J.F. Grein & Co.

Czarnetski ...... ■ ' 1■ ; Shanghai

Changsha

Eximport 'Phielban

Exodus Perak

Expanded Johnson & Phillips, Ltd.

Expanded Holman Brothers, Ltd.' Selangor

Expanded Wm. Jacks k Co. (Malaya), Ltd. Malaya

James Craig,Ltd.Ltd. Selangor

Experience

Expianate Asia Lands, ...... ' ' . Hongkong

Explanate , Grosvenor Trust,, Ltd. Shanghai

Expianate Hongkong Clays Kaolin. Co. ^LM. . Hongkong

Explanate Lowe, Bingham & Dunman... Singapore

Expianate Lowe, Bingham Ho., Sh., Ti„ Si.

Export

Export . ., Colombo Export &Co.Matthews.... . . Kobe

Tientsin

. Asia Export Co. ...

Export American Oriental Fur Agency Tientsin

Exporter ... \/Societa Commisionaria di Esport- )

azione e di Imporfazione J Singapore

Exporthleb . “Exporthleb” Hongkong

Express Malayan Daily Express Selangor

Express General Trading Co. Tsingtao

Expressly F. H. Mody Hongkong

Ezekielopticians... M. Ezekiel

Ezelco ... Zellweger & Co. Yokohama

Faci F.A.O.I. (Ateliers et Chantius d’Ind.) Saigon

Fachtman R. Fachtmann Yokohama

Hongkong

Facom Faith k Co. Shanghai

Factor China Merchants Pongee Assdcn., Inc....

Factor King Chong Loong Oo. Tsingtao

Factoryrep W. N. A. Smalley tk Co. Hongkong

Facts

Factubank ... Department of Statistics Kuala Lumpur

Manufacturers Bank of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Facundo

Fahsing Facundo, Irvino ... Manila

Fairfield Watts

F.Fairchild

W. Hammond & Co.

k Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Tientsin

Fairchild

Fairglen Fairy Glen Private Hotel Kiukiang

Fairplay Merchandise Trading Co. ... Kobe

Faithful The Texas Co. (China), ,L^d; ... Seoul

Kobe

Faizullabhoy

Fajardo E. Faizullabhoy Manila

Famawire

Famarods F.Fajardo,

de JongJuan Shanghai

Hongkong

Famarods Maison

E. F. V. F.Barnes

Mathieu Soc. Amb. Hongkong

Famrel Han., Ti., Pep., S’hai

Fancy ... Fancy Bazaar .Famine Relief Com-

China International Hongkong

Fands Friedlaender & Smith Peiping

Fanling Hongkong

Fanlo Flex. F. Fanlo Manila

Fanosawa J. Osawa k Co. Kobe

Fanpellim Fook Tai Co. Hongkong

Fanpe'lim Rainbow Neonlite Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Fanum Hong Kong Automobile Assn. Hongkong

Fareast

Fareast ... H.FarBollenhagen

Eastern Commercial Agency Hongkong

Tientsin

F40 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Fareastein Far Eastern Insurance Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Fareastico Far Eastern Investment Co. ... Shanghai

Farimex .. Far Eastern Imp. & Exp. Co. ... Hongkong

Farmacope .. Pharmaceuticals (Far East), Ltd.

Farmcent .. Farmacia Central, Inc. Manila

Farmer W. FarmerWood & Co.& Farr Canton

Farr ... Dunford Perak

Farseeing .... Far

P. T.East

Farrell & Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Farsbipco Shipping Co. Shanghai

Farview Far

YoongEastern

CheongReview

Shoe Co. Singapore

Fasuco Fatechand & Sons Kobe

Fatechand

Faure .. E. Faure Kobe

Faversham .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. Manila

Favorparts ... The Favour Auto Parts Co Hongkong

Fcole .. F. Cole & Co. Hongkong

Featherco .. China Feather Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Federal .. Federal Dispensary, Ltd. Per., Selangor

Selangor

Federated .. Federated Engineering Co., Ltd. Manila

Federation .. Germann & Co., Ltd.

Feldbobe .. F. Feld & Co. Canton

Feldstein .. Tientsin Trading Oo. Tientsin

Felgate .. R. H. Felgate & Co. Shanghai

Felix ... Felix Hat Shop Hongkong

Felspar .. Osborne ifc Chappel Perax

Femestraco . F. M. S. Trading Co. Singapore

Femor .. Far East Motors Hongkong

Fencibles .. John D. Humphreys & Son ... Hongkong

Fencibles .. Peak Tramways Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Fentimine North East Mining Administration Mukden

Ferdy Santos .... .... .... .... Hongkong

Canton

Fergyco F. Farmer & Co.

Fergyco John H. Ferguson

Feritinpla . Briton Ferry Steel & Tinplate Agency, Ltd. Shanghai

F eirmont Fermont Cuypers, N.V. Batavia

Fernanco

Fernandez . . Fernandez

Manila

Fernandina ... M.Fernandez FernandezHermanos, Inc. Hongkong

Fernando Malay Peninsula Agency ... Singapore

Ferns talk American Board Mission Tientsin, Foochow

Fernstalk .. Kate C. Woodhull Hospital .... . Canton

Foochow

Ferrier Y. E. Ferrier

Ferroco Manila Railroad Co. Manila

Ferroconco (Hongkong Engineering & Construe- \ Hongkong

tion Co., Ltd. .. j Shanghai

Ferrostaal Ferrostaal A. G.

Fesco Far Eastern Sanitary Co. S’hai, Han., Nanking

Festaka Takahashi Co. Tokyo

Fetcol K. Caudron (Franco Eastern Trading) ... S’pore, H’kong

Fette American Chamber of Commerce Peiping

Peiping

FetW Fette Rug Co., Inc. U.S.A. ...

Fez F. E. Zuellig, Inc. (Manila, Cebu,

(Singapore

Fiat ... S. A. Fiat (Inc. in Italy) Singapore

Fibres

Fichter Lustre Fibres, Ltd.& Co. Shanghai

Fideus Anderson Clayton Osaka

Fiegel Haworth & Co., Ltd., Richard Shanghai

Tokyo

Field ... Fiegel Jimusho

... Whitfield & Co. Amoy

 CABLE ADDRESSES F4I

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Fieldsman Mansfield Trading Co. Hongkong

Figueras

Figures . Figueras

H. DavisHermanos

& Co. Manila

Selangor

Figures Payne, Davies & Co. Perak

Filgar Philippine Guaranty Co., Inc. Manila

Fililumber . Filipinas Lumber Co., Inc. Manila

Filmhome . Red Seal Film Co. China, Ltd. Shanghai

Filmodep Filmo Depot Hongkong

Fima . “Fi-Ma” Manila

Finance Maurice Jenks, Percival Isitt & Co. Kobe

Finance . Pearson & Co. Kobe, Y’hama, Tokyo

Finance . Finance & Commerce Shanghai

Financebank . Findlay Finance Banking Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai

Findmill Millar Timber Co. ... Manila

Finearts Pol Land Silk Hosiery Co. ... Canton

Finelight . Continental Flashlight Mfg. Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Finlandia Consulate

Legation for Finland Osaka, Sh., Ts., Ti.

Finlandia

Finlor GoodyearforOrientFinland

Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo, Shanghai

Singapore

Finnagency Finnish Consulate ... Kobe

Fir House Ma Clinic Hongkong

Firestone Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd. ... Manila, S’pore

Fireworks /Kwong Man Lung Firecracker \ Hongkong

\ Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ... J

Firma . Yokohama Fire & Marine Ins. Oo. ... Yokohama

Firnatex /Warner Bros. First National 1 Tokyo, H kong

f Pictures, Inc. ... ... J '

Firthsteel ' /Thos.

\ Firth England)

(Sheffield, & John Brown,... Ltd. /'"

1 Osaka, Tokyo

Fischiejr . E. Fischer Osaka

Fishfirm

Fishrich . Fishers, Ltd. , , Singapore

. The American Flour Co. Hongkong

Fisktire . Fisk Rubber Co. Singapore

Fisktire

Fisktyre . The Fisk Tire Co., Inc. Manila

Fitzgerald . The Fisk Tyre Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Flagstand . G. Fitzgerald Shanghai

Shanghai

Pacific Trading Co.

Flamingo . Y. M. C. A. (Chinese) fTo.,

Foo.,Han., Can.,

T’i., Sh.,

Fleet [Hongkong

. H. A. Fleet Tientsin

Fleisado . Standard Brands of Asia, Inc. Yokohama

Fleming

Florintal Fleming Bros. Perak

Florintal La Flor de In tal Cigar Factory Manila

Shanghai

Florluzon O. G. Maerk Manila

Floro La FlorMartiniano

Floro, de Luzon Cigar Factory Manila

Floro Bros ManilaBros.

Blue Printing Co. Manila

Flourish Hongkong

Flourman

Flowerdew .. KongChiu Chee Cheong & Co. .... Penang

Fluoric . Flowerdew

Foster

McClellan A. H. Selangor

Flushness Shanghai,

Hongkong Si.

Flying Swatow Weng Lee Co.

.. British Overseas Airways Corpn. Hongkong

Foamcock s . Ye© Qheongi & Co. Hongkong

Foantar . Foan Tar & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fobesco

Focktai .. Fobes & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

.. Fock Tai

Fogbane . Fogden Brisbane ife Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong, Singapore

F42 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Fogiltoft Fog, Raebild & Toft Kobe

Fohka Volkart Bros. Agency ... ... Tientsin

Foho China Express Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Fokeng Fook Weng & Co. Shanghai

Fokko Fokkes & Koch Tokyo

Folasmidth F. L. Smidth & Co: ... ... Shanghai;

Peiping, Tokyo, S’hai

Folger Arthur Folger

Foncim Fonciere et Immob. de Chine ... Shanghai

Fonco Universal Sales, Inc. Hongkong

. ... Hongkong

Fongbros

Fongnamsang Fong Brothers

Fong Nam Sang & Co.& Co. Singapore

Fongtsuen British-American Tobacco Co. China, Ld. Canton Nanking

Foo Chong The Foo Chong Hotel

Foodrug International Food & Drug Co. Shanghai

Foohsiang Oriental Trading & Engineering Co. ... Tientsin

Fookee General Electric Mukden

Co:, of Uhina, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Fookonwing Fook

FoongOnSeongWing,Foundry

Ltd. Ltd. ... Perak

Foongseong Shanghai

Football Shanghai Football Association

Football Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association n Shanghai

Footease Foot Ease Hosiery Mill Ho., Shanghai

Elliott Shanghai

Footrule

Fooxco H FooxHazzard

& Co. Tientsin

Wei-hai-wei

Foowei Foo Wei & Co. ... ...

Fooyau Foo Yau Investment & Savings Co., Ltd. Macao

Ford China Inland Motors , Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Hankow

Fordcar Wallace, Hongkong

Fordire

Fordmalaya Ford iFireHarper & Co.‘ Ltd. ...

Services Shanghai

Singapore

Ford Motor Co. of Malaya, Ltd. Yokohama

Fordmotor Ford Finance Co. of japan, Ltd.

Fordmotor Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd. Yokohama

Fordmotor Ford Motor Co., Inc. Shanghai

Fordson Fordyson & Company Hongkong

Foreigny Foreign Y.M.C.A. of Shanghai Shanghai

Foremost Keng Lee & Co. ... Singapore

Forenex J. D. Lewis Osaka

Forests Forest Department Sandakan

Forsterco G. P. Forster & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Forteaco The Formosa Black Tea Co. ... Taihoku

Fortune L.Foreign

Moses Trading Co. Shanghai

Fotrad Hongkong

Hankow

Fouchong S.FouMolchanoff Pechatnoff &

Foong Flour Mill Co., Ltd. Co. .

Foufoong Shanghai

Fox Fox Bros. & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Foxfilm Fox Eiga Kaisha Tokyo

Foxhound Royal Exchange Assurance ... Singapore

Foxhound British Equitable Assurance Co., Ltd. Singapore

Foxstar C. J. Fox Tientsin

Fraliguori F. & G. Liguori Kobe

Framboise Craik, D. McLeod Penang

Framboise Swan & McLaren Penang, Singapore

Framinsure Cie Franco-Americaine d’Assurance /Sh., Hankow,

\Saigon, Hanoi

Framroz Framro & Co. Singapore

Framroze F. R. Dastoor & Co. Shanghai

Franbert Garcia and Garcia Manila

Francasia Assurance Franco Asiatique ... All Ports

Francecom The French Chamber of Commerce of China T’tsin, Sh., Hankow

 CABLE ADDRESSES F43

Cable Ad\ Firm Name Place

Francellis . Ellis & Hays Shanghai

Francimpor France Import Hongkong, Hankow

Francosib S’hai Engineering & Contracting Co. Shanghai

Framgar . Garage Central ~■ Tientsin

Franho .. St. Francis

JBanque HotelJaponaise

Franco ... • Hongkong

Franip

Frankaron Frankel & Aaron Tokyo

... Singapore

Franklin . Thompson & Co. Kobe

Franklin Franklin & Co. Tiemtsin

....s> ■ : Hongkong

r

Franklinac .. Franklin Laboratory

Franklin A. C.r f.i.c

Franklinc .. Peek Hongkong

Frankpecoe

Franpekoe Francis& Co.,

PeekLtd.

& Co,, Ltd. Singapore, Batavia

Singapore

Fransiabank .’ Banque Franco Chinoise Harbin

Fransulat French Consulate ; ... All Ports

Frantz . G. Frantz & Co. . ... ... Tsingtao

Fraser , Tata & Co., (Ltd. Singapore

Fraser . Fraser & Co. ... ... Singapore

Fraser Neave . Fraser & Neave Ltd.

Banque Franco-Asiatique ...

Kuala Lumpur

Frasiabank Harbin

Fraser Peter Fraser & Co. Kobe

FFraternity

rastrateco Frazar Estate Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

. Fraternity Book Room Hongkong

Fraternity , Fraser & Co. Shanghai

Fraternity B. D. Tata & Co... Shanghai

Frawithers . Fraser & Co., Lt., George ... Shanghai

Frazar . Frazar Federal Inc., U.S.A. All Ports

Frazer , Manchurian Merchant Trading Co. ... Harbin

Freag . Far-Eastern Grocer’s Advocate Hongkong

Fredwilco Fred Wilson & Co., Inc. Manila

Fredkew . Fred Kew & Co. ... Hongkong

Fredkew . Fred Kew Estate Agency Hongkong

Freebac . Tobacco Trading Corporation Shanghai

Freeman Freeman & Madge Selangor

Freepress . Philippines Free Press Manila

Freixas Freixas & Co. Manila

French School .. Ecole Municipale Francais Hankow

Freshfood Hongkong Fresh Food Supply Co. ... Hongkong

F renstor . French Store Hongkong

Fretekkah Soc. Francaise des Mines . Perak

Frounder International Bye Products Co. Pep., Ti., Sh.

Friesland Friesland Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

F rigerabat ,. Shanghai Ice, 4 Cold Storage Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Frinke . Bruno Frinke Tsingtao

Prison S., Prison & Sons Co. Manila

Fritzke . Walter Fritzke Tokyo

Froiman Froiman Co. Tientsin

Frozen Lim Khoon King Singapore

Fuchang .. Fou Tchang & Co. Tientsin

Fuchsrens . Fuchs & Rens, Ltd. E. C. Sumatra

Fuchung . Fu Chung Kankow Wood Oil Corp. Ld. Tientsin

Fu chung . Tientsin Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. Tientsin Tientsin, Nanking

Fuchung . The Fu Chung Corporation Hongkong

Fuelco . Hongkong Fuel & Shipping Co. Shanghai

Fuelite .. British Naval Office

Fuhlee . Hall & Holtz, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

^44 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Fujioka .. Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Fujiyama .. Fujiyama Hongkong

Fujiyama .. Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Fukentimes .. Fookien Times Co. Manila

Fukub© .. Hattori Shoten Yokohama

Fukiendrug Fukien Drug Co., Ltd. Amoy

Fukientimes Fukien Times Manila

Fuktraco .. Fukien Trading Co. Foochow

Fukuiyoko .. Fukui Yoke Paper Dealers Shanghai

Fukusho Fukusho Co. ... Dairen

Fukushima .. Fukushima & Co. Shanghai

Fukusei Fukusei Co. Tsingtao

Fukuyama .. Fukuyama Trading Co. Mukden

Fulford .. G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd. of Canada ... Shanghai, Singapore

Fulford .. Williams’Medicine Co. Shanghai

Fulgentio Denis Freres d’Lndochine, S. A. Saigon

Fulgura .. Bergmann Electric Co. Shanghai

Fuloshanoo .. Frodsham & Co., Ltd. Peiping

Fulton .. Fulton & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Fumagalli .. China Silk Co. Shanghai

Fun .. Fun Health Resort Penang

Fun .. Miami Beach Hotel Penang

Fungmanter Fung Manter & Co. Hongkong

Funks Funk & Sons Sandakan

Fuper .. Fukien Paper Manufg. CO., Ltd. Foochow

Furnic International Furnishing Go. Hongkong

Penang, Bangkok

Furnishing

Furnistore .. Bangkok HouseCo.Furnishing Co.

The Sun Wah Singapore

Furniture Hongkong Furniture Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Furnprinoe Furness (Far East), Ltd. ... H’kong., S’hai.,Manila

Furstudio The Furniture Studio Hongkong

Furueleco .. Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Furukawa .. Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd. Dai., Sh., Tientsin

F urwool .. Fur Wool Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Mukden, Harbin

Fusokaijo „ Fuso Marine & Fire Insce. Co., Ltd Shanghai

F utaby .. Tanuki Ya (K. Abe & Co.) Tokyo

Futai Fock Tai & Co. ... Port Edward

Futehally N. Futehally & Sons Kobe

Gabooo .. F. R.Gabbot & Co. Shanghai, Peiping

Gabor (N.Y.’s Gravenhaagsche Industrie.] \ Harbin

" \ Handel Maatschappij ... J ' Hongkong

Gabun .. G. A. Burn

Gacanpac .. Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. ... All Ports

Gadsby .. J. Gadsby Tokyo

Gaelic Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd. Bangkok

Gaflac /General Accident, Fire & Life \ Shanghai, S’pore

" ( Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Manila

Gakelline .. Gaskell&Co. Poeloe, Galang

Galang Galang Besar Rubber Plantations, Ld. Shanghai, Hankow

Gale .. L. E. Gale & Co. (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.) Tientsin

Galatis General Trading Co. Tientsin

GaiLatds .. Galatis & Co. .... Tientsin

Galatis .... Malaya

OrpheusFilm Service Singapore

Gamber Hongkong

Games G. S. Brothers

G ammeter .. E. O. Gammeter & Co. Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES E45

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Gammon . Gammon (Malaya), Ltd. . Singapore

Ganesh • Ganesh Printing Works . Penang

Gansmoe . T. B. Gansmoe ... . Kobe

Gaol . Prison Department ,. Malacca

Gapastate . W. R. M. Stevens . Shanghai

Garcia . W. J. Garcia ... . Singapore

Gardiner . W. H. Gardiner ... . Shanghai

Gardona . Nederlandsche Handel Maats., N.Y. Hongkong, S’pore

Garenri New Orleans Commercial Co. . Manila

Gasconbabs . Geo. Simmons & Co. Shanghai

Ned. Ind. Gas Mij., N. Y. (Gasplant) .. . Sourabaya

Gasfabriek

Gasimmons . Gascon Motor Co.

Geo. A. Simmons & Co. ... . Hongkong

Gasimmons Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Gaslight . Gassmann & Co. ... . Shanghai

Gassmano Manila Gas Corporation ... . Shanghai

Gasworks Frank Gates . Manila

Gates Hardy Gatiff & Co., Ltd., Walter . Shanghai

Gatliff . MacMillan Export Co. Tientsin

Gatom Tokyo

Gauthier . Gauthier & Co. ... . Hongkong

Gawbros . Gaw Bros., Ltd. ... . Singapore

Gazette . PiTiang Gazette ... Penang

Gazette . Sunday Gazette Penang

Gebird G. E. Bird & Co. ... Shanghai

Gebork . G. Borkowsky . Kobe

Gebowen . Bowen & Co. Manila

Geddes . Geddes Tdg. & Dairy Farm Co., Ltd . Shanghai

Gedeon . Gedeon Freres . Kobe

Gedong Atlas Ice Co., Ltd. Malacca

Geeteedee George Town Dispensary, Ltd. /Perak, Malacca,

(Penang

Gemac . German Machine Co. . Shanghai

Gemaco General Machinery Co., Inc. Manila

Genamuco General Amusements, Ltd. Hongkong

Genatoco . Genato

Generasso F. Schoene . Yokohama

Generasso . Home Insurance Co. Yokohama

Genfer . M. A. Genfer Harbin

Gene . General Export Co. Tientsin

Genforge General Forge Products (1929), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Gemhosp Shanghai General Hospital Shanghai

Genji Kato & Co. Yokohama

Ganlectric Chas. A. Schieren Cb. H’kong, Shanghai

Genlectric The General Electric Co. (of China),Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Genlectric Fraser & Chalmers’ Eng. Works Shanghai

Gen mo General Motors Japan, Ltd. ... Toyko

Gen mo General Motors (China), Ltd. ... jl Yunnanfu Tientsin,

' Hongkong,

Genmotjava N.V. General Motor® Batavia

Genpa General Paint Corporation : Shanghai

Gensburger , Gensburger ta Co. Shanghai

Genshoto The Mercantile Co. Shanghai

Genstore General Store Selangor

Gentaro Tanaka & Co. Osaka

Gentradera Shanghai Engineering Co. Shanghai

Gentung United American Asiatic Corp. Hongkong

 .sue CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Genuinely . The Globe Trading Co. .... . .... Hongkong

Genyue Poy G. Lee . i) Shanghai

Geobaker Geo.

FrankH. &Baker

Co & Co. Osaka, Kobe. ,

Geo Francos;. t Manila

Geology Geological Survey ... .1. , Swatow

Ba'tu Gajah, F.M.S.' ,

Georgeston George Bros.

Geranchine Banque Franco-Chinbise ... ... All Ports

Germinal Germinal Cigar & Cigarette Factory Manila

Gerondal A. E. Gerondal Hongkong

Gershevich Gershevich Bros. ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Gerzoo Gnrz & Co. Tientsin

Gestetner N. V. Handel Mij. Gestetuer Batavia

Gestetners D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd. ( S’pore, Bangkok,

( Manila, H’kong

Gestetners GestetnerTrading

General Duplicators

Co. Shanghai

Getco Getz Bros. & Co. ... Hongkong

Getz All Ports

Geyer Hans Geyer Bangkok

Geyling R. Geyling

Craig Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Giarc Singapore

Gianchand Bombay Silk Store Hongkong

Gianchand Kashmir Silk Store Hongkong

Giansingh Gian Singh & Co. Selangor

Gibb Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. f H’kong, Foochow,

\ Shanghai

Gibbs Gibbs & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Giblet Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.... Hongkong

Gibmac J. H. Gibson Manila

Gibslaw Gibbs and McDonough Manila

Gibson H. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd. Swatow

Gidaiyoko Gidai Yoko Shanghai

Gi leap Capstick

H. Gild ... ... Tientsin

Gild St. Giles British School ... Singapore

Giles Tsingtao

Gilfillan Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd. Penang, Singapore

Gillis I. V. Gillis Peiping

Gillon Gillon & Co. Hankow, Yokohama

Gillon Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Gilman Gilman

Gilson E. H. Gilson Shanghai

Gimhua Lim Sae Gim & Co, Manila

Gimseng Beng Swee & Co., Ltd. Penang

Ginger H.K. Preserved Ginger Distributors, Ltd. Hongkong

Ginszu Li

Gipoo E. Gipperich & Co. Hongkong

Gipperich E. Gipperich & Co. Tientsin

Gipperich McKesson & Robins, Inc. ... Tientsin

Girard Getly Co., The ... Shanghai

Gishoyoko Gisho Electric Co. Tientsin

Glacis Hongkong & Canton Ice Mfg. Cp, ... Hongkong

Gladness Woo & Woo Hongkong

Glaiserman J. M. Glaiserman

Glanzmann k Co. Inc. ... Manila

... Shanghai

Glanzmann Oriental Glass Palace Manila

Glasorient Chua Yap Manila

Glass

Glass Glass Products Trade & Indus T Harbin

trial Co., Ltd. ... ... / "

Glass T. Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. Tokyo

 CABLE ADDRESSES E47

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Gledhill Allen & Gledhill ... Singapore, Malacca

Glenline Glen Line Eastern Agencies, i Lt

Negri Sembilan

G'enny .. Dr. E. Glenny ...

Globance I Liverpool & London & Globe \ Shanghai

\ Insce. Co., Ltd. ... J

Globe Liverpool k L’don ,& Globe Insce. ) Tokyo, Hongkong

Co., Ltd. ... j " Singapore

Glob© Lum Hee Chang, Ltd. Tokyo

Globe .. Thames & Mersey Marine Insurance Hongkong

Glomobile The Globe Automatic Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Gloucester The Gloucester Hotel Hongkong

Glueckauf .. A. Goeke k Co. ... Shanghai

Gmehling .. Gmehling & Co. ... Osaka

Gobetanabe .. Tanabe Gohei Shoten Shanghai

Gobhai .. Gobhai Karanjia, Ltd. San Francisco

Godavery .. Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.... Hongkong

Goddard .. Goddard & Douglas Tientsin

Godgani .. E. Vemaudon Hongkong

Godhelp .. R. E. Desai

Codowns f Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Go- 1 _ Hongkong

“ \ down Co., Ltd. ... ... J ” Singapore

Godwin .. Godwin Holgate & Co. (F. East), Ltd. Hankow

Goertz .. Goertz & Diener, Ltd. Singapore

Goessle R. F. Goessle Tokyo

Gokau .. Dr. G. Kaumann ... Tokyo

Gokuya .. O. Makino, Esq. ... Tientsin

Gold am Konietzke & Goldan Motor Works ... Tientsin

Goldbrofur ... Gold & Bros , Inc. Manila

Goldenberg Goldenberg & Co., Inc. Hongkong

Goldenstar

Goldenpond ...... K.TheC.Golden

Chiu Star Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tientsin

Golder ... Komietzke Hongkong

Goldfinch ...... The

CloverHongkong

Flower Nursery

Shop Hongkong

Goldfirch .. Welansky & Goldberg Osaka

Goldwel Osaka, Kobe

Gomumari .. lida k Co. Shanghai

Gondamow ... C. H. Gonda Manila

Gonpu ... Gonzalo Punyat & Sons Manila

Gonpu Puyat Music House Hongkong

Goodhong ... Good Hong Tobacco Co., Ltd.... Singapore

Goodliness

Goodman ...... Chop Kian Cheong

Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. Harbin

Osaka

Goodridge ... Kobe Engineering Works Shanghai

Goodrush ... Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. Amoy

Goods ... Traders Co. Singapore

Goodwood ... Goodwood Park Hotel

Goodyear ... Goodyear Tyre k Rubber Co.,, Ltd. /Hongkong, Shanghai,

/Manila, Sourabaya

Goodyear . Goodyear Rubber Plantations Co. E. C. Sumatra

Gopa.l G. M. Sbah & Co. Kobe

Gordon ... Gordons Ltd. Hongkong

Gorkom .... N. Y. J. Van Gorkom k Co. Batavia

Goshfrazco Frazar k Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Gosho ... Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha Shanghai

Gossgae ... United Exporters, Ltd. Singapore

Goth loid ... Otomune k Co. ... Osaka

Gotiangee Go Tian Gee & Co. Manila

Gotiaoco Insular Navigation Co. ... Cebu

F48 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Goticus . Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Osaka, Dai.

Goticus Boving & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Gotla . P. D. Gotla & Co. Hongkong

Goullart Shanghai

Gouwboenseng .. . P.Gouw Goullart

Boen Seng & Co. Batavia

Governbank • The Central Bank of China ... Tientsin

Govsec The Secretariat ... Sarawak

Graca . Graca & Co. Hongkong

Graciani . J. Graciani & Co. Kobe

Gradatim . A. L. Anderson & Co. Shanghai

Grafonola . Columbia Gramaphone Co. Tokyo, Kobe

Grafton lab .. Grafton Laboratories, Ltd. Singapore

Graham .. Teluk Anson Cash Chemists ... Teluk Anson

Grahamite .. Wilkinson, Heywood & Clark Shanghai

Grama Manila Grafica, Inc. Manila

Grand . Grand Theatre Tientsin

Grandotel The Grand Hotels, Ltd. Harbin,

Grandhotel .. Grand Hotel Perak Tsingtao

Granitoid . Bitzer & Co. Hongkong

Granite . Brash & Smith ...

Graphite Japan Graphite Refining

Grasano Asano Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Graval The Ajit Singh Bros. Hongkong

Graybros .. Gray Brothers Hongkong

Grayeblock Concrete Products, Ltd. Hongkong

Grearaimc . Araneta, Inc. Gregorio Manila

Grease

Great .. A.Mington

P. Greaves

Forwarding & Express Co. Hongkong

Tientsin

Greateast . Great Eastern Hotel Selangor

Greateast . Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Sai., Selangor, Si.

Greatest . Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. ManilaManila, Bangkok

Greathotel Great Eastern Hotel

Greatwall . The Hwa Ohang Company, Ltd. Hankow

Gredispen Great Eastern Dispensary Shanghai

Grecol . Green

Greek Legation .. . Greek Legation c Collier, Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Tokyo

Greenland . China Underwriter’s, Ltd. ... rJ. Tientsin

Tientsin

Greenland . Greenland & Sons

Greenland . Green Island Cement Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Macao

Greenwood . Gill & Co. .... Tokyo

Greggcar Gregg Co., Ltd. ... Manila

Gregorian .. T. M. Gregory & Co. Hongkong

Greig China Underwriters, Ltd. Foochow

Greig M. W. Greig & Co. Foochow’

Greiss . North China

Molnar & Greiner Fur & Co. Tientsin

Greiwis Shanghai

Greiwis fOlien en Yetten Import en Ex-1 Shanghai

t port Maatschappij (Olimpex) /

Greka . G. K. Kahn & Co. ... Osaka

Shanghai

Grenard . L. Grenard & Co.

Grenier . Charles Grenier & Son, Ltd. ... [Per.,

(NegriSelangor,

Sembilan

Grifco .. . T. E, Griffith (1932), Ltd. Hongkong Canton

Shanghai,

Griffith

Grilk . T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd. Shanghai

Grill G. J. Grill

. Max Grilk Tsingtao

Grobnol

Groseribs W. S. Longborg .„..... : ' ... ! ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Grosvenor J. F. Grose

Grosvenor Hotel .... Co Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES F49

Firm Name Place

Groversims J. Grover Sims ... . Kobe

Gruno Grueneweld & Co. Harbin

Guanmoh Guan Moh Co. Perak

Guardian Guardian Assurance Co. Yokohama

Malacca

Guardian Malacca Guardian, Ltd. Alor Star

Guanhin Guan Hin Co.

Gubbay Unico Trading Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Gubs D. M. Gubbay .... Shanghai

Guentzel Handel Maat. Gentzel

C. Sumatra,

Singapore

Guianto General Commercial Corporation Shanghai

Guillca G.Italian

E. Campbell Manila

Peping

Guira Hospital for Chinese

Gula Gula-Kalumpong Rubber Estates. Ld. Perak

Gully J.Dunlop

GullyRubber

& Co. Co....(Japan), Ltd. Tientsin

Gumco N. V. Handel Maatschappij Kobe

Sourabaya

Guntzel

Gunyon C.A. M.

C. Gunyon Kobe

Gupta Gupta Kobe

Gurvich ‘ Fancy Goods Store Canton

Gussie Hongkong Publishing Bureau Hongkong

Gutfur Gutfur, Inc. . Shanghai

Guthrie Guthrie & Co., Ltd. / Pen.,Perak,E.C.Sum.,

' I Singapore, Malacca

Guttridge Guttridge & Chambers, Inc. Manila

Guzdar Guzdar & Co. Hankow

Gysom International Engineering Co., Inc. . Bangkok

Habade Habade ... . Hongkong

Habibullah H. M. Habibullah Co. Shanghai

Habiture Huttenbachs, Ltd .... . Si., Per.

Shanghai

Hachiro

Hackmack Hayashi

Hackmack & Co.

& Co Tientsin

Hackmeier L. Hackmeier Singapore

Shanghai

Hadoman Walter HartmannGroothhandel

.... Batavia

Hageehandel N. Y. Heybroek’s

Hagemeyer Hagemeyer Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Haiohamg Hai Chang S.iS. Co. Shanghai

Haidarali

Haidefag Haidarali & Co Kobe

Haiho Agfa China Co Hongkong

Tientsin

Hainanmotor Haiho

HainanConservancy

Motor Co. Commission Hoihow

Haitradco Haiho Trading Co. Tientsin

Haitradco Commercial Union Assn. Co.. Ltd. •• TientsinTientsin

Haitradco Hoffman Mfg. Co., Ltd. ...

Haitradco Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Hajibachee Haji Bachee & Sons Malacca

Hajibakri Bakri & Saaban ... Johore

Malacca

Hajipichay N. N. Pitchay Bros.

Hajisavul H. A. I. Savul & Co. Shanghai

Hakaca Hua Kuang Trading Corpn. Tientsin

Hakatz Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd. ...

Hakim Kavira & Co. .... Kobe Bangkok

Singapore,

.. Tientsin

Halco C. T. Hall & Co., Ltd

Halco HallamHale

Hale Wm. & Co., Ltd. Saigon

Haleshoeco Hale Shoe Co Manila

Shanghai

Halfwatt

Halifax Phillips China Co. Shanghai

Halifax Insurance Co. ...

Hall Jno. W. Hall Yokohama

F50 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hall & Hall Hall h Hall Shanghai

Hallaw .... China United Import and Export Co., Ltd, Ho., Shanghai

Hall Shanghai

Hall aw

Halliard A. R. LawH. EsmailCo. .... Hongkong

Hongkong

Halliard . ••• H. M. H. Esmail

Frank R. Hailing Co. & Sons' - :.. Tsingtao

Hailing

Hallway Way & Hall Hongkong

Haloheme Hallock’s Chinese Almanac ... Shanghai

... Dairen

Hamasaki Hamasaki & Co,,, Ltd. ... ...

Hambro f Hamilton Brown Shoe Store j Manila

% & Haberdashery .... J Hongkong

Hamet A. H. Hamet & Co. Singapore

Hammer

Hamra W. Hammer

James Hamilton, Ltd.& Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hamraco ... A. J. Hamrath & Co. Shanghai

Hanby Danby and Hance Hongkong

Handelbank N. V. Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank All Ports

Sourabaya

Handelsblad Soerabaiasch Handelsblad ... Hankow, Shanghai

Handelskam German Chamber of Commerce

Szechuan Handels Gesellschaft M.B.H. ... /Chungking-

Handgesell Shanghai

Handbeart Samuel,Tai&Osborn

Hang Fungs

Handsel Singapore

Handwriter Wilson Oscar Singapore

Handy

Hangming F.St. W.Mary’s

Hammond Dispensary

& Co. Shanghai

Handkerchf K. Yoshizaki & Co. ••• Osaka

Hankowbank Hankow Bank, (Ltd. ... Hankow

Hanland Bremen Colonial & China Trading Co. ... Tientsin Shanghai

Hanmow ... James Magill

W. A. Hannibal & Co., Ltd. ...

... ... Can., Hongkong

Hannibal

Hannibal H. Reiss

Hanolamp Hanovia Quartz Lamp Co. T’sin,

Newchwang Canton

H’kong,

Hansa Beyer & Co., Ltd ••• Shanghai

Hansatrans ... Tesdorpf, Hannig

Hanseatic Motor Co. & Oo. Tokyo

Hanseatic Tokyo

Hansen Danish Consulate ... Shanghai

Hansteel Han

HansYeh WolfPing Iron and Coal Co., Ltd. ... Manila, Kobe Cebu

Hans

Hapagwolf N.German

V. Behn,Steamship

Meyer & Co., H. Mij.

Hapag Agencies Manila

Ti., Shanghai, Manila

Hapag Ham burg-Amerika Linie (Kobe, Dairen,

Hapag 1C. lilies

Happer J. S Happer Tokyo

Happy William A. Adams & Co. Shanghai

Hara Hara & Co. Yokohama

Haradagumi Harada & Oo. Dairen

Harbin Nikolaeff Nickolaeff Bros. ... Harbin

Harchi Arnhold & Co., Omnibus

Ltd. Co., Ltd. All

Sh., Ports

Foo., Can., Ho,

Harchi China General Tokyo

Hardavmocy Harley Davidson& &CieCo.

Hardi viler ... Gordon Hardivilliers

& Co., Ltd.

Shanghai

Shanghai

Hardware ... Hongkong

Hardware Union Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hargenode

Hariram ... C. Hargen & Co

Hariram First Class Silk Store .. •• Hongkong

Harisladen H. E. Harris Shanghai

Harjanes Automatic Electric Co. ... M ShanghaiKobe

Harlo American Merchandise Co.

Harmony Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China Harbin

 CABLE ADDRESSES F51

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Harper Negri Sembilan Planters Association ... Negri Sembilan

Wallace Hongkong

Harperford

Harque Henry Quelch & &Co.Co., Ltd. ...

Harper Shanghai

Medan

Harricros Harrisons & Crosfield

Harriman G. A. Harriman & Co. Hongkong

Harris Erin House Tsingtao

Harrisladen J. E. R. Harris k Co. Shanghai

Hasegawa Hasegawa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Haseyoshi Hasegawa (Yoshino) Osaka

Hashimat Hashim Commercial

Hashimoto Hashimoito Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Hasksells Haskins & Sells .... ..; Shanghai, Manila

Hassaram K. Hassaram & Co. Yokohama, IPkong

Hassel Moheideen &; Co. Singapore

Tientsin

Hatch Hatch,

HongkongCarter

American Hongkong

Hatco

Hatsuppler Shanghai Hat Body Supply Co. Shanghai

The HattoriNishi

Trading Hongkong, Shanghai

Hattori

Hausnico Hausherr, & Co. Co., Ltd.... Kobe

Harbin

Havanna Lopato Sons, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Havas Havas News Agency

Havede Handelsvereeniging

& Dunlop, N.V. ... Harmsen... Verwey Yj Padang

Havraise Societe Havraise Saigon

Haweem Meewah

Hawpar Eng Singapore, Hongkong

Haye K. H.AunHaye Tong& Co.

r Hongkong

Shanghai

Hayim A.A. H.J. Potts

Hayim ........ ....... .tJ..1. Hongkong

Hayloft Reuben Bros., Ltd. Singapore

Hayoo

Hazelearth E. M. Hazeland Hongkong

Hcvp Police Department E. C. Sumatra

Healey Siam Architects (Import) ... Bangkok

Healing Healing Shokai Ltd. Osaka

Shanghai

Health Council of Health Education ... Hongkong, Shanghai

Health

HealthcoBureau Health

Great ChinaServiceHealth

Intelligence

Co. Bureau

... Shanghai

Heapcheong Teo Kian Huat Co. ... ... Amoy

Hongkong

Heaply Heaply & Co. Tientsin

Heath

Heather Heath & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hedimcom Heath (1927), Ltd. Shanghai

Hedaya Importing Co.

Heikodor Dr. E. Heinze Osaka

Helencig Helena Cigar Co. Manila

Shanghai

Helios

Hellenic Delbourgo & Co.Lines, Ltd. Shanghai

Hellmann China Hellenic Canton

Hellyer Carlowitzk Co.

Hellyer & Cp. Shidzuoka

Helm Helm Bros., Ltd.Helm... Shokai Kobe, Yokohama

Kobe

Helm K. K. Gebrueder

Helm Helm House Apartments Yokohama

Mukden

Helm Helm k Weber

Helvetia Naigai Kagaku Bussan G. K. Osaka

Hemporth Hanson, O'rth & Stevenson, Inc. Manila, Iloilo,

Cebu, Davao

Hemssco Heap Eng Moh Steamship Co., Ltd. Singapore

H enchoontong Chop Hen Choon Tong Penang

Hendersco J. Henderson & Co. Tientsin

Hendry Hung Teh Trading Co. Shanghai

Henggeler Anglo-Oriental (Malaya), Ltd. Perak

F2

 E52 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Flame Fla,he

Henggeler ... Henggeler & Martin, Ltd. ... Selangor

Henkelouis ... Louis Henkel & Co. Shanghai

Henndam ... Henningsen Produce Co. ... Shanghai

Hensales Henry Sales Co. ... Hongkong

Henty ... Henty Parbury & Co. Kobe

Heppriest

Heptagon ...... Hepworth Priestley

Krishnasawny Chetty& Co.

Co. ...... Hongkong

Herald ... North China Daily News & Herald, Lt( Kobe

Shanghai

Herald ... Hankow Herald, Inc. Hankow

Herald ... Kobe Herald & Osaka Gazette Kobe

Herald ... Philippines Herald Manila

Herchang ... H. F. Chang & Co. Tientsin

Hercules ...

Herlofson ... Herlofson,Hercules Lumber

Gordon Co.& Reeves Manila

Herman ... H. M. de Souza & Cb. Shanghai

Hermes — Saihara & Co., Ltd. Malacca

Hermkramer ... H. Kramer Osaka

Hertz ... Dr. C. Henry Hertz ... Osaka, Tokyo

Hertzka A. R. Hertzka ... Penang

Herwhit •■. Whitworth, Herbert Ltd. ... Shanghai

Hess ... Carl Hess Shanghai

Hestehov ... Shanghai Horse Bazaar

Heuperman ... Heupennan & Van Brevekelan Shanghai

Hevea ... Carmichael & Co. Kobe

Hewa ... P. H. Hendry ... Singapore

Selangor

Hewet

Hexagon ...... Alfred

Hewett Herbert,

Art Furniture

Ltd. Co. ... Singapore

Heymco ..j Yangtze Import Cb. Osaka

Shanghai

Heyn ... Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. Ti., Pei., Can.

Hfohangco ... H. F. Chang & Co. Tientsin

Hianguanlab ... Antonio H. G. Lao Manila

Hibert ... Dr. E. P. H. Hibert Shanghai

Hidaka ... Hadaka & Co. ... Hongkong

Highstpre

Hilcar ...

... Auto High Trucking

Street Provision

Co. Store, Ltd. Singapore

Hilfarko Manila

Hiljebsen ../ Jebsen & Co. ...

... Hill Pharmacy Kobe

Hongkong

Hillkatoh ... Greenhill, Kato &; Co. Osaka

Hillrow ... Rowley, Davies & Cb.. Ltd. Batavia

Himalaya ... Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Saigon

Himly ... Himly Ltd. Hongkong

Hindi Gr M. Shah & Co. Kobe

Hindsbarr Hinds & Barr ... Shanghai

Hingebutts ... Higashi & Co. Osaka

Hingiap ... Hing Giap Co. ... Penang

Hingkee ... A. & P. Leong Hingkee &'Cb. Macao

Hingkee ... W. T. & L. Trading Co. ... Selangor

Hinleong ... Hin Leong & Co. Trengganu

Hinleyco ... L. Hinley Co. Hongkong

Hinnam ... Hinnam & Little Dispensary, Ltd. Singapore

Hinoya ... Japan Asbestos Slate Mfg. Co., Ltd. Kobe

Hintrade ... Hin Cheong Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Hipotecario ... Savings & Mortgage Bank Manila

Hipseng ... Hipseng Co. Shanghai

Hipwo

Hipwoloong ...... Hip

Hip Wo

Wo Loong

& Co. & Co. Macao

Hire ... H’kow International Recreation Clu Weihaiwei

Hankow

Hirji ... M. H. Hirji Y& Cp. Kobe

 CARLE ADDRESSES F53

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hirade ... K. Hirade & Co. Kobe

Hiroshima ... Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Kobe

Hiroya ... Furido Shokai Tokyo, Kobe

Hirsbrunner ... Hirsbrunner & Co. Shanghai

Hirscomp ...... Hirss Co. ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Hirshorn M. J. Hirshorn Shanghai

Hishimaru ... Shanghai Bank, Ltd. Manila

Hispanoco .... Compania Hispano Filipino ... Penang

Hithermost ...... Hongkong

Ch’ng Eng Sharebrokers’

Joo & Co. Association ... Hongkong

Hksba ... Hongk >ng Travel & Transport Service... Hongkong

Hktravel Hongkong Tyre Co. Hongkong

Hlctyreco

Hoaline ... N. Y. Java-China-Japan Lijn Kobe

Hoaline (Holland East Asia Line (Eastern & Manila, Shanghai

••• \ Philippines Shipping Agencies, Ltd.)

Hobbly Ho Kwong Hongkong

Hocanexco Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Canton

Hochitra .... Hongkong China Trading Co. .... Hongkong

Hochim ... China United Apartment ... .. Shanghai

Hochun ... China United Assurance Society, Ltd.... Shanghai

Hoc hang ... Hochang & Co. Shanghai

Hockannbit ... Hock Ann Co. Singapore

Hockhuat ... Malayan Pineapple Co. ... Selangor

Hock tide ... Quek Hock Seng Co. Singapore

Hodzuoo ... Ho Dzu & Co. ... Chefoo

Hoeboonleong ... Hoe Boon Leong ... Singapore

Hoehnke ... Frithjof Hoehnke .... Shanghai

Hogarfilip ... El Hogar Filipina ... Manila

Hogg ...... E.Hogg

M. Button Canton

Hogg

Hoho ... Ho Ho Co &Factory

&Biscuit Co. ... or* : : •> Canton

Singapore

Hohong ... Ho Hong Oil Mills, Ltd. ... Singapore

Hohong ... Ho Hong Portland Cement Works Singapore

Hobong ... Ho Hong Steamship Co., Ltd. Singapore

Swatow, Hongkong

Hohongco

Hohongsoap ...... Ho Ho Hong Co. (China), Ltd. ... Singapore

Hong Soap Factory

Hohsin ... Hohsin & Co. Hankow

Hokimiterk ... Georgetown

Hokimterk ... Georgetow n Motor Trader ... Penang

Garage . Penang

Hokiyoko ... Hoki Yoke Shanghai

Hokuchin ... Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. ... Unsan

Hokushin ... Kenshin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Holchihand All Ports

Holchihand ...... HollandHolland

China Handels Compaghie

China Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Holdslooms ..,

Hollandia

Hollidays ... Dutch Consulate ...

L. E. Illingworth Ho.,Si.,Ko.,Har.,S’hai

Shanghai

... Holliday & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Holsing ... Trading Co. “Holland”

Holsing .... Handelsvereeniging Singapore

Holstein

Holstein C. Holstein & Co. Holland ... All Ports

Yokohama, Kobe

Holyghost .... Holstein Shipping

.. Holy Ghost Convent

Homac ... Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Homch ... Hongkong Mercantile & Chemicals, Ltd. Hongkong

Homerling ... Lingson Engineering & Trading Co. Amoy

Homieck .. Paulinet

Honarexco

Hongbank ...... Hongkong

Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Hamburg

& Shanghai Banking Corpn. ...

Hongchiang ... Hong Chang Oil Mills Singapore

F2*

 f'54 GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Hongclub Hongkong Club ... Hongkong

Hongcomco The Hongkong Commercial Co. Hongkong

Hongever Hongkong Everybody's Service Hongkong

Hongxnarch Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd. Hongkong

Hon grail

Hongstoves Kowloon-Canton Railway ... Hongkong

Hongkong

Govt. Stores

Heung Department

On Insurance Cp., Ltd. Hongkong

Honico

Hon iron Honolulu Iron Works Co. Manila

Honkeehong Hon Kee Hong Hongkong

Tokyo

Honshagink Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp. . Tokyo

Honshisei Ichikawa Shiseido & Co. ... Hongkong

Honsocoy Honson Co. ... ...

Honwan The Honwan Trading Cb. ... Canton

Hoocheongwo ... Hoo Oheong Woo & Co. ... .. Hongkong

Hooglandt Hooglandt & Co. .... Singapore

Hoondamall K. Hoondamall & Son Kobe, Medan

Hoongfatco Hoong Fat & Co. .... • ...'. Hongkong

Hooppoles Hongkong Trading Co. Hongkong

Hoopton Norton & Harrison Co. Manila

Perak

Hope Gibb

Hope &Bros.

Co. & Co Shanghai

Hopebros

Hopec Hope Co. Amoy

Hopkee Hop Kee & Co. ... Chinwangtao

Hopson H. Walker Hopson Selangor

Hormasjee J. Hormasjee Shanghai

Hornco Horn Trading Co. Shanghai

Horne Horne Trading Co. Osaka

Homeio W. Horn & Co. ... Hongkong

Horrobin S. L. Horrobin Shanghai

Manila

Horseshoe J. G. BrimoBank of India Atist. & China.

Chartered

Horsford Horai Gyogyo Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Hongkong

Hortulan

Hoshiksuri The Hoshi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Hoshima Kenshin & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Hosig

Hoskyn Hoskyn &andCo.,Sigler

Hoggard Inc. ... Shanghai

Iloilo

Foochow

Hospl Willis F. Pierce Memorial Hospital

Hospico Country Hospital Shanghai

Hotchand Hotchand Kemchand Kobe

Hotema H. OliveiraHotel

Sandakan & Son ... Shanghai

Hotel Eastern and Oriental Hotel, Ltd. Sandakan

Penang

Hoteleando Imperial Hotel, Ltd. Tientsin

Hotelimp Standard-Vacuum Corpn. ...

Hourglass Nagasaki ,Dairen

Household Householders, Ltd. ... Singapore

Hoiistonrub Houston Rubber Co. Manila

Houtman f Samarangsche Zee-enBrandAssur- | E. C. Sumatra

[ antie Maat J ••

Howahco Howah & Co. .. Hongkong

Howeco ... W. Howe & Co. Chefoo

Howe!! L. H. Howell Peiping

Howite HowiteSang

HowsangTalathouse How

Hoyer Co. ...... ... Shanghai

Tientsin

Hoylsmith Alfred

Hoyle K. Hoyer ... Singapore

Hsiho

Hsinfeng Fukien

Smith University Foochow

Tientsin

Hua-An Shantung Silk & Lace Go,, Ltd. Peiping

Huamo American Drug Store ... Tientsin

Eastern Rug Co. 1..

 CABILE ADDRESSES F&&

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Huamo Hua Mao Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Huanhai Universal Trading Corporation Tientsin

Huashen Hua Sheng Coi ... ... Tientsin

Huberco E. Huber & Co; ... Shanghai

Hubertco Hubert Trading Co. Hongkong

Hudnut Hudnut

Commercial Richard

Exchange Shanghai

Hudson

Hudson Hudson & Co. :.. & Paper...Mfg. Co. .. . Shanghai

Ningpo,

Hudson

Huge

Dr. F. B. Hudson ...

Eu Tong Sen, Ltd. ShanghaiShanghai

Singapore, Hongkong

Hulsemann New Engine and Iron Works Hankow

Humboldt P. Schmitz & Co. ... Osaka, Tokyo

Humepipe Hume Pipe (Far East) Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Humesinga Singapore Hume Pipe Co., Ltd. Singapore

Humesinga Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd. Singapore

Humid Shanghai Life Insurance Co. Hankow

Humid Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada ... Hankow

Humid Hugh Middleton & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Hundredth One Hundredth Bank Tokyo

Hungdaih Hung Dah Co. Soochow

Hunke Hunke & Muller Shanghai, Tientsin

Hunt Hunt Engineering Corporation Shanghai

Hunt Wm. Hunt & Co.Trade Corp. ... Shanghai, Tiensin

Huntco China Foreign Hongkong

Huntco Wm. Hunt & Co. ... ... ■ Hongkong

Ko., Os., Har., Tokyo

Hunter E.Huntley

H. HunterLowise&; Co.,

& Co.Ltd.

Huntley Singapore, Hongkong

Hupchiangdhan Hup Chiang Chan Singapore

Huphin HupHin&Co.

TientsinHussey

Carpet Co. Selanglor

Husisian Harry Tientsin

Hussey

Hustle Russell

Manila

Huttenbach Huttenbach,

G. E. Huygen Perak

Huygen Swa.,

Huyot Huey Yot Tin Dredging, Ltd. Perak Can., Ho.

Hwaching Hwa Ching Co. ... Chefoo

Hwamer Hwamer

Hwano Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin

Hwasiang

H window Chinese Commercial Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Hyawee Hongkong

David Simon Metal Window Mfg. Co. Hongkong

Hydrangco Kobe

Hongkong

Hyesengco Chiu On Steamship ...Co., Ltd. ...

Hyttefad

Hytun Anglo ChineseCo.Dispensary

Hye Seng & Singapore

Shanghai

Hywen Overseas Shipping & Warehouse Co. ... Shanghai

Wen Hsiang Yung Co. Tientsin

Iberia Llorens Hijo Kobe

Icaru The Progress Co. Cantom

Ice Zamboanga Cold Storage Co., Inc. Zamboanga

Ice Hankow

Ichigin

Ichisan Dai Ichi Ice

GinkoWorks, ...Ltd. Hankow

Osaka

Ideal A.TheWuhu General& Hospital

& P. Hingkee Co, ... Wuhu

Hongkong

Idealow Ideal Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ideo

Idrad Imprimerie d’Extreme Orient Hanoi

Tkcerem H.IdealMerecki

Radio Services Hongkong

Tokyo, Kobe

Ilberts Ilbert

Hep Insular

Co., Ltd.Co. Shanghai

Manila

Ilicoal I. Li Coal Mining Co. Peiping

 F56 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

lilies C. liliesbra& Sugar

Calam Co. Estate Tokyo,

Manila Osaka, Dairen

Imdul Imperial Import & Export Co. Hongkong

Impexco Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd... Tientsin

Inhcoy

Impho Imperial Hotel ... Osaka, Tokyo

Impkemix J Imperial Chemical Industries \ /Singapore, Penang,

\ (Malaya), Ltd. ... P” (Selangor

Imporsynd Chinese Importers Syndicate ... Hongkong

Importers

Imposica Thean Huat & Co. Penang

Chungking Import, China, S. A. ... Tientsin, Hankow

Imposica G. Dohr & Co. , Tientsin

Imprimerie R. E. Francis Waterlow & Sons, Ltd. ... Hongkong Shanghai

Imsco International Motor Supply Co. ("Tientsin, Shanghai,

I Manila, Singapore,

Imundex Grotjahn & Co. ... .. ( Batavia, Hongkong

Inalada The Sun Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Inbusmach

Incamo International Business Machines Corp. .... All Shanghai

Ports

Inchcoy International Commercial

Indo China S. N. Co., Ltd. Co. Ti., Soochow, Wuhu

Inchcoy (Shipping) Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. /Wuhu, Chinkiang,

\Kiukiang

Inculcate American Presbyterian Mission in Thailand Bangkok

Indanth Tack Shing Co. Hongkong

Indcoal Amritlal, Ojha & Co., Ltd. Hongkong Wan

Indelectro Anonymous Society ... ... Kouang-Tcheou-

Indemnity Eastern Underwriters Shanghai, Tientsin

Independent

Indiacomco Murakami & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Manila

Indialem Indian Commercial Co. ... Hongkong

Indian Stores

Indiaproco India Prod ucts Hongkong

Indigo Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China Iloilo

Indochine Banque de ITndo-Chine ... ... All Ports

Indofilm Indochine Film & Cinemas ... Hanoi

Indonippon Indo-Nippon Trading Co. ... ... Kobe

Indtrade Industry Trading Co. Shanghai

Indug Insular Drug Co., Inc. Manila

Indusco Chinese Industrial Cooperatives Hongkong

Indusenter Industrial Enterprises, Ltd. Harbin

Industrial Industrial Export China Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Industrial Oversea-Chinese Industrial Corp., Ltd— Hongkong

Industrial Mission Chefoo Industrial Mission ... Chefoo

Industrie Maatschappij voor Handel & Industrie Padang

Industries Siam Industries, Ltd. Bangkok

indyunnan ... ■f( CiedelFran^aise des Chenins de Fer\

Indochins et du Yunnan / Saigon, Hanoi

Inerol ... Esso Co. Tientsin

Infreschi Hongkong &, Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Lyons

Ingenetric International General Electric Co., Inc. ... Tokyo, Osaka

Gen. Electric Manila

Ingenetric

Ingersiler Ingersol Rand,Appliance!

Ltd. of the ... P’pines Singapore

Ingots A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Inhealco International Health Corporation Shanghai

Inkco China Ink & Lacquer Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Inkhorn Wo Hop Hongkong

Inland The China Inland Mission Schools China Ports

Inland Hudson Taylor Memorial Hospital Changsha

Inland China Inland Mission Cha., Sh., Han., Che.

 CABLE ADDRESSES F57

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Innco Khoo Saik& Inn

Futabaya Co., &Ltd.Co. ... ... Penang

Tokyo

Inotaisaku

Insectcid Ueyamayers Japan Insect Powder Co. ... Osaka

Institute Shanghai Engineering Club ... Shanghai

Insular Insular Hotel Amoy

La Manila

Insular

Insulation C. H.Insular

NelsonCigar & Cig. Co. ... Kobe

Insulation Philippine Cork & Insulation Co. Manila

Insulife Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Manila

Insumerco Running & Co. Manila

Intacorice International Rice Co. (Thailand), Ltd. Bangkok

Intava, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. Penang

Inter International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Ltd.... Nanking

Interbooks ... International Booksellers, Ltd... Shanghai

Intercoricp .. International Siam Rice Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Interha International Harvester Export Co. ... Harbin

Interlude Anglo-Chinese

China Coal Co. Building Co. ... Shanghai

Interlude China Produce & Lace Co. ... Shanghai

Interlude Electric Wire & Plumbing Co. Shanghai

Shanghai

Interlude f International Grediet - en Handels- ) f Singapore,

Internatio [ ♦Vereeniging ... ... / ' \ Semarang

International International

King Features Paint Co. ...

Syndicate Kobe

Internews

Interporters Interporters Tokyo

Interprete Stephen Bros.Co. Singapore

Singapore

Interproco International Products Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Intersavin Assurance Franco-Asiatique ... Tsinan, Peiping

Intersavin International Savings Society All Ports

Intersavin

Intersure Brand & Co. Foochow

International Insurance Office, Inc. All Ports

Intertrade International Indenting Co. Singapore

Intertext

Intertext International Correspondence School Manila, S’hai,BS’pore

Intertobac Technical

InternationalSupply Co. ofCo.China...

Tobacco Shanghai

In trade International Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Hongkong

Intradinco International Trading Co. Shanghai

Intustrie The Tai Ping Fire & Mar. Inc. Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Invincible Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ip

Tpekdjian ..... Ip Pun ... Hongkong

Ipoh Club Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd. ... Bangkok, Hongkong

Iptak Ipoh Club Perak

I rclub Ip Tak Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong Tientsin

Irisu International Recreation Club Shanghai,

Cosmos Trading Co., Ltd. Osaka

Ironsons Fisk Tire Export Co., Inc. Shanghai

Irvhurnag Allan & Buchan Shanghai

Irvinjones

Irwin Irving, Jones & Co. Singapore

Isaac Irwin, Brown

Ed. & Grice TientsinShanghai

Isaacnco E. S.Ezra

Isaac& &Co.Co. S’pore,

Singapore

Isabeau France Boyeki Shokai Yokohama, Kobe

Isahtsuji Tsuji Osaka

Isamy N. V. “Isamy” ... ... ... Batavia

Ishihara Ishihara Sangyo Kaisha ... Singapore

Tshoo Nippon India Trading Co. Kobe

Isida Isida Association... Shanghai

Iskibp&o “Social Welfare” Tientsin

Isonandra Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd. Shanghai, Singapore

 F58 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Issor G. RossiMessenger

& Co. ... , Shanghai

Israelite Israel’s Shanghai

Isuan Isuan, Inc. Manila

Iswar Ashabhai & Co. ... . Kobe

Italagency Manufacturers Representatives, Ltd. . Hongkong Singapore

Italasia Italasia Ltd.

Italconsul .... Italian Consulate /Yokohama,

/ Manila, Penang

Italdipl Italian Embassy . Tokyo, Bangkok

Italics Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China ..,. Perak

Italo P. Pezzini & Co. Tientsin

Italo Tientsin Forwarding; & Commission Agenc:y Tientsin

Itoshoko

Itrust Ito Cp., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

; Singapore Improvement Trust . Singapore

lunin Chau & Lee Hongkong

Irvinjones Irving Jones & Co. Singapore

Iwai Iwai &is, Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Iwaki Iwaki Co. Chefoo

Perak

Iwasaki Mitsubishi

Iwasakibak

Iwasakisal Mitsubishi Goshi

Bank, Kaisha

Ltd. Shanghai

Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd. All Ports

Iwataandco Iwata Shokai .Yokohama

Iwatabros Iwata Brothers & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Izukichi Kishimoto Shoten .... . / .... Osaka

Jabakins Baker, Perkins, Ltd. Tokyo

Jabarand Jabara & Bros. .... .... Shanghai

Hongkong

Jachi Japan-China-India Co.

Jachitrade •Java China Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Jaeko Jackson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Jackson J. M. Jackson Singapore

Jacoberg Jacobson van Berg & Co. Sourabaya

Jacobsfurs Jacobson

Jacolob J. Osawa & Co;, Ltd. Osaka

Jadering Sauer & Co. ... Peiping

Jaeger Jaeger & Co. Singapore

J affer M. Jaffer & Co. ... Kobe

Jagar New Zealand Malay Rubber Co., Ltd. Kelantau

Jaissle O. Jaissle & Co., Inc. Batavia, Sour.

Jalaing S.Hongkong

C. Lay && Co. Hongkong

Foochow

Jarabaree Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Yokohama

James C. H. N. James ... .... ■ «».

Jamesglobe James’s Globe Trading Cb. ... Kobe

Jamur J. A. Murphy & Co. ... Manda

Jansanel L. E. Jansen

Japanauto Japan Automobile Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Japaniscom Japanese Chamber of Commerce Shanghai

Japapco Japan Paper Co. Kobe

Japfar J. H. Bleistein, Inc., Tientsin

Japvention International Inventions, Ltd. Kobe

Selangor

Jar J. A. Russell & Co.

Jardeng Hope Crittall (China), Ltd. •Shanghai

Jardeng Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd. ... All Ports

Shanghai

Jardimpo Mulford Biological Laboratories Shanghai

Jardimpo Remington Typewriter Agency

Jardimpo Sharp & Dohme, Inc. Shanghai

Jardine Ellerman & Bucknall Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Jardine Jardine, Matheson & 0©., Ltd. All Ports

 CABLE addresses F5»

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Jardine Ocean Shipping Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Jardines Jardine, Matheson & Co. (Taiwan), Ltd. Taihoku Shanghai

Jargold Ewo Cold Storage Co.

Jarkong British & Chinese Corporation, Ltd. ... Peiping, Shanghai

Jarkong Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Shanghai

Jarkong Chinese Central Railways, Ltd. Shanghai

Jasburke Burke & Baker ... Osaka

Jaspersen M. P. Jaspersen ... Newchwang

Jasyau James Yau && Co. Hongkong

Javaco Hongkong Java Co. &Jfj Hongkong

Javahout Javascthe Houthandel-Maatschappij ... Batavia, Semarang

Javaienbo Java len Boe Kongsie Semarang

Javalijn N. Y. Java-China-Japan Lijn All Ports

Javalijn Java-China-Japan Line, C’ton Agency,Ltd. ShanghaiCanton

Javalijn K. P. M. Line

Javalijn Kerr Steamship Co., Inc. Shanghai

Erdmann Shanghai

Javasugar

Javasugar Kian Gwan& Co.,

Sielcken

Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai, Singapore

Jaxon J. M. Jackson Hongkong, Canton

Jayatchbee James H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Jaymor J. H. Morgan Yokohama

Jayna A. Vickram & Co. Kobe

Jeandah Teesdale, Newman & Co. ... Shanghai

... Shanghai

Jeanlin Fette Rugs ... All Ports

Jebsen Jpbsen & Co. ... Kobe

Jedeikin Louis Jedekein

The Hayes Engineering Corporation, Inc. Tientsin

Jehayes Perak

Jendarata United Plantations, Ltd. ...

Jenli The Jen Li Co. Peiping, Tientsin

Jensenuis G. S. Jensen Shanghai

Jeramer Specialities Agency Co. of Malaya ... Penang

Jerams Thakurdas Jeramdas, Hongkong

(fc Co. ...Bureau , ... Hongkong

Jerome The Shorthand &■ Commercial

Jerpi Western Electric Co. Tokyo

Jetcolim Japan and Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. ... Otaru

Jethanand Radiant Silk Mart Hongkong

Jewellery Sheriff Brothers ... Hongkong

Jikel J. Keller Saigon

Jin Boan Seng Swatow

Jintan Jintan Co. ... ..: Tientsin

Jintan H. Morishita & Co. Osaka

Jipco Wakeford & Lowndes Singapore

Jipco Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd. Singapore

Jitts Jitts & Co. ... Singapore

Shanghai

Joaqmsousa

Jobicum Sousa & Cie

W. Haeusing Shanghai

Jocon National Business. School Manila

Jocular Y. T. King & Co. Hongkong

Joergco O. Joerg & Co Tientsin

Joetuck Joseph Tuck Shanghai

Jogould Joseph Gould & Co. Hongkong

Johnengine Johnson Engineering Co. Canton, Hongkong

Johnpryce Pryce & Co. Batavia

Johns John’s Import & Export Co. ... Tientsin

Johnson Johnson & Co. Hongkong

J ohnston Jos. S. Johnston... Zamboanga

Joining S. C. Lay & Co. Hongkong

 F60 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Jolop Jolop & Co. Hongkong

Joneswong Jones’ Furniture Hongkong

Jonguil A. & S. Hancock Hongkong

Jongtaiheng Jong Tai Heng Singapore

Joosub Peermahomed Gomei Kaisha Kobe

Jooteckhin Joo Teck Hin Singapore

Hongkong

Jordan Charles Morgan & Co., Ltd. .... Harbin

Joschild Joseph Schild & Son, Inc. ... Manila

Jos£ Jos4 Angel Hongkong

Josec H. B. Joseph & Co.

Josef Joseph Yen & Co. Tientsin

Joseleeco Joseph S. Lee & Co. Hongkong

Josstree ... Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd. \ Chefoo,

f Shanghai,

Hongkong, Canton

J otaabe J.J. Y.A.Ramirez

Basto .... Macao

Manila

Jotaerre .... \ Shanghai

Jouchina China Journal Publishing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Journachan Journal de Shanghai

Judah Burlington Private Hotel ... Singapore

Judah S. J. Judah & Co. Singapore

Judex N.V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maats. E. C. Sumatra

Juico Jui Shin & Oo. ... Tientsin

Julbar J. Barraud Shanghai

J umabhoy M. Jumabhoy & Co. Singapore

Jungers Victor Selling Agency ... . ... Kobe

Junshashin Uyeda Shashinki Ten Osaka

J upiter G.J. M.K. Tavares

A. Mitchell & Co. Kobe

Shanghai

Juristava J. D. Blakeney & Co. Tientsin

Justa Arne Sorensen Shanghai

Justitia

Kablexport D. Kable Industrial Engineering Co. Shanghai

Kader Sayna Abdul Kader Singapore

Kadoorie Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons Shanghai,

Shanghai Hongkong

Kahncrete China United Engineering Corpn. Kobe

Kahnkay P.Yokohama

Griebel Yokohama

Kaigisho

Kaiheitan Kaiping YangChamber

Hong of Commerce Tientsin

Hongkong

Kaihongco Kaihong Trading Co.

Kailantan Hanbai Kalushiki Kaisha Japan

Kailantan

Kaiping The Kailan Mining Adminstration Shanghai,

Kairiku Nippon Kairiku Transport Oo. Shanghai

Kaiyosha Kaiyosha Co. Shanghai

Kakai East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Import) *4, Bangkok

Kakai Imperial Chemical Industries (Manila), Ltc1. Bangkok

Kalmaera K. L. M. (Royal Dutch Air Lines) Singapore

Kalun K, Lund Hongkong

Kamani Gidumal & Watumull, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Kamanico Gidumal

Kamchuen K. O. Poon & Co. Macao

Kamel K. Nassoor, Inc. Manila

Kamkee Kam Kee Hongkong

Kammgarn G. Rodatz Shanghai

Kananginko China and Southern Bank, Ltd. Sem., Taipeh, S’pore.

Kanebo Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Co., Ltd.... Kobe, Osaka

Kanasakao Comptoir Orient Export Kobe

Kansanada Kansai Sanada Trading Co., Ltd. Kobe

Kantraco Kan to Trading Co. Tokyo

Kapal Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES F61

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kapurtraco .. Kapur Trading Co. Kobe

Kapustin G. Kapustin

Karagheus \ J\ A. Corporation

& M. Karagheusian

fur Overseas ... American^ /” Tientsin

Karaseas /

Karanjia ...... Gobhai Karanjia,A Son.

N. J. Karanjia Ltd. Kobe

Karan jia

Karatzas ...... H.Karatzas Bros. & Co. Shanghai

Karimbaksh ... E. K.Kasachoft B. Karimbaksh ... Tientsin

Kasachoff Shanghai

Kasaicompy ... Kasai & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Kobe

Kasfag ... Fagan & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Kasopa ... K. S. Pavri & Sons Hongkong

Kassimson

Katelaces ...... Katen

R. E. Mohamed

& Katen Kassim & Co. Penang, Singapore

Shanghai

Katemnicos ..... Express

ShanghaiBicksha

GeneralCo.Store Shanghai

Katemopoulos Shanghai

Katoseijn Katoseijn Shoten Yokohama

Katoyoko Kato & Co. Tientsin

Katfrwinkel .. China A. K. U. China Agency

Kattwinkel ... Max Kattwinkel Clock Co .... . Shanghai

Shanghai

Kattwinkel

Katsuda .... Katsuda Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha . Shanghai

Katubusan Katubusan Cigar & Cig. Co. ... Kobe

Manila

Katyal Stanley, Ltd. ... ...

Svawakisen .... Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki Kaisha . Singapore Kobe

Kawasabank .. Kawauchi Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd. Hongkong, Canton

Kawauchi Kaisoten Shanghai

Kayamally Kayamally & Co. .... ... Hongkong

Kayumship .. Ka Yun Shipping Co. ... Shanghai

Kazan .... S.Tientsin Carpet

K. Shamsi Cleaning Co.

& Co...! ... Tientsin

Kazem

Keanleong .. Kean Leong A Co. Shanghai

Keatcheang Keat Cheang & Co. Selangor

Keat Seng .... Keat Seng A Co Singapore

Selangor

Kedco Kinta Electrical Distribution Co., Ltd. .. Perak

Kewal .. Dhanamal A Co.... Kobe

Keechong .. Shewan, Tomes A Co., Ltd. /Hongkong,

\ Shanghai Canton,

Keechong . .. Ellisbon A Co. Shanghai

Keechong China Underwriters, Ltd Shanghai, Canton ;

Keijo j Severance Wholesale Medical Suppl y 1 Seoul

” 1 Co., Ltd. . ... }"

Keijola ... M. A. Hannes Kaijola Shanghai

Keilco ;. .. W. KeilACo

Keining

Kekco ..... K.HotelE. Keining

Kyoon A .... ,

Co. ...

... j .. Mukden

Mukden

Kekwanroad Kee Kwan Motor Road A Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Macao

Kelemak Sonosekar Planting Co., Ltd. Malacca

Keler .. Keller, Kern A Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong, Manila

Keler .. Ed. A. Keller A Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Kellerkern ... Keller,

..... Kelly Kern

Kelly Bros. A Co..

A Walsh, Ltd. Ltd. Hongkong, Manila

Kelly

Kelybro Shanghai, Singapore

Kempton ..... Fred Kempton A ACo.Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Kenburk Kennedy, Burkill Shanghai

Kenburk .. Malay Peninsula Agriculatural 1 Assoc. .. Penang Penang

Kengco ... Keng A Co. .... ... Singapore

,Kengseng .. Lim A Seah Singapore

Keniemedan - 1[N.AVanNie V, Handelmaatschappij, Kehding)f E. C. Sumatra

Kenion .. Maxwell A Kenion.... Perak

F62 CABiLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kenmels Philippine Railway Co. Iloilo

Shanghai

Kenshi Shanghai Silk Spinning Co. ... .... Penang

Kennedy Kennedy & Co

Kennedy Cherang Tuli Estate Kelantan

Kennels MayfieldTaiKennels Singapore

Kennets Kwong Chong....& Zoo Hongkong

Keonglay Keong

KenshinLay

Kenshin L. K. Kentwell .... ... Canton

... Tokyo

Kentwell

Kenzaisha Kenzaisha Goshi Kaisha 1

Ker Ker & Co., Ltd 'V.!.! ( Manila, Iloilo, Cebu,

( Davao

Keramic Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China... Kobe

Kerbycluff Kerby Clough & Co. ... ... Kobe, Osaka

Kerilla Duff Development Co., Ltd. Kelantan

Kernel Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China Sarawak

Kerosene China Petroleum Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Kobe

Kerryco H. E. Kerry & Co.

Kesco Kulangsu Electric Co., Ltd. ... Amoy

Shanghai

Kesswither Kessler & Co., Ltd.

Keylock Keylock & Pratt .... ... ... Shanghai

Keystone Keystone Tobacco Co., Ltd. Dairen

Keystone R. H. Kotewall & Co. Hongkong

Kharwar B. M. Kharwar ... Kobe

Khengboe Kheng Hoe Singapore

Khenghuat Kheng Huat & Co. Singapore

Penang

Khiehengke Khie Heng Kee & Co. ... ... Negri Sembilan

Khongsoochin Seremban Trading Co.

Khordad D. H. Cooper & Co. Hongkong

Khota Tampan, Khota Tampan Rubber Co., Ltd. Perak

Kiangyoh Chung Wha Commercial

Kiantonghin Kian Tong Hin, Line

Kiaochow-Tsinan Ltd. Tsingtao

Kiaotsi Kobe

Kidaw F. Kidaw & Co. ...

Kieboom A. van den Kieboom Osaka

Kienfeng Walter Djing A Co. Tsingtao

Kienhuize Kienhuize & Co. .... ... Shanghai

Kiessling Kiessling & Bader Tientsin

Kikophone Kee Haut Radio Co. /Singapore,

\ Kuala Lumpur Penang,

Kimanis Kimanis Rubber, Ltd. ... Jesselton, Borneo

Kimar,rai Kimatrai & Co ... Yokohama, Shanghai

Kimbun Kimbun Shoten ... ... Yokohama

Kimhoaheng Kim Hoa Heng & Co. ... Bangkok

Kim Seng

Keng &Leong ... Penang

Kimkengleong

Kimseng Kim Co & Co. ... Penang, Perak

Canton

Kinafjer Northern Feather Works, Ltd.

Kinbun Shoten ...... T’tsin,

Yokohama

Kinbun Kincheng Banking Corporation Peiping, S’hai

Kinchen ... Kobe

Kinchicrr.p J. Kimatrai & Co.

Kingchong King Chong

Singapore

Kingcup Barker Son A Co ...

Kinexco King Exporting Corportion ... ... Shanghai

Kingdom A. King A Co ... Hongkong

Kingdom Kian Tong Hin, Ltd. .... Singapore

Kingekoy King E. Koy ... Shanghai

Kingkee King Kee A Co. ... . . Shanghai

Kings King’s Hotel ... Weihaiwei

Kingsclere Kingsclere Private Hotel ... Hongkong

 CABiLE ADDRESSES F63

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kingshill Kingshill Trading Co. Shanghai

Kingshill L.P. K.Koenigsberger....

Kwok & Co. ... : Shanghai

... Hongkong

Kingson The Macao Jockey Club Hongkong

Kingsport

Kingsyn The China Clipper Shanghai

Kinhai Kinhai Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Kinhan Peiping-Hankow Line Peiping

Kinhin Kin Hongkong

Kinly KelleyHing& Co.,

ChongLtd.& Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Kino Kino Bros.

J. B. Kinsey & Co. & Co., Ltd. Selangor

Kinsey

Kinshing Kien Shing Cement Hongkong

Kintaperak Societe Anonyme des Co Etains de Kinta Perak

Kintonco H. Tonkin & Co.... Swatow

Kiousin Kiousin Dock Shanghai

Kirkbygomes Drs. Kirby-Gomes & Porter Shanghai

Kirpaloo Dalamal & Sons ... Yokohama, Kobe

Kishinchand Yokohama

Kishinchand

Kisingchen Ki Sing Co. Chellaram Singapore

Kismet Knitting & Co. ... Hongkong

Kisunzineo Ki Sun & Co. Hongkong

Kit Chow Kit & Co Selangor

Kitafuku Kitafuku Yoke Shanghai

Kitaj ima Kinkwa Meryasu Co. Manila

Kitagumi Kitagumi Kamaki & Co. Kobe

Kitashina Kemsihin & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Kitco Chow KitEastern

[Chinese

Kitvostdor L Agency ... ... j"‘ Dairen

Kiuchengco Kiu Cheng & Co: .... Chefoo

Kiufoworld Kiu Foo & Co. ... Shanghai

Kiyohara Kiyohara & Co. ... Shanghai

Kjellbergs

Klaasenco Kjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha ... Tokyo,

BataviaOsaka

Klassdrug Klaasen Co. .... ... Singapore

The Royal Drug Industries

Klassons

Klassroyal F, Y. Klass & Sons Singapore

Kleemann Royal Advt.

Tientsin

Klemantaski Otto Kleemann

Jacques Klemantaski

Kleinschmidt E. Kleinschmidt ... Tientsin

Klincotran

Klin geo P. J. Klink, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Shanghai

Klincotran W. Ferd Klingelnberg Soehne Hongkong

Klinwares P. J. Klink, Ltd.... Hongkong

Knapsack China Klin ware Mfg. Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Kneedlers’ Kai Tai

Kneedler Realty Co. .... Manila

Knipco

Knuckle Knipschildt

Chartered Bank & Eskelund,

of India, Aust.Ltd. & China Shanghai

Selangor

Knudsen A. Knudsen Singapore

Kingkee King Kee & Co. .... Shanghai

Koehlerco Koehler & Co. 1. . : Canton

Shanghai

Kochien

Kodak Hopkins, KodakDunn Co. & Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Eastman Manila

Kodak Kodak Philippines, Ltd.

Kodak “ Kodak ” Shop & Photographic Studio Tientsin

Kodak Kodak Ltd. Tokyo, S’pore

Koerting Koerting & Co. urtn Tokyo, Osaka

Koerting Rudolf & Co. Osaka

Kofa American Dispensary, Fed. Inc., U. S. A Shanghai

F64 CARLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Kofa Kofa American Drug Co. Shanghai

Kofa W. Leinewber Harbin

Koguti Nanyo Printing Office Singapore

Kohan Kohan Trust Bank.... Shanghai

Kohjaitse Koh Jai Tse Shanghai

Kohkengbok Koh. Keng Bock & Co. Malacca

*bLohweichi Koh Wei Chi & Co. Shanghai

Kobyewhean Koh

Kohyokwon ChinaYew Hean EngSupply

Educational Kee Press Singapore

Shanghai

Kokoku Far Eastern Advertising Agency Kobe

Kokoku Kobe dc Osaka Press Kobe

Kokusaisen Kokusia Kisen, K. K. Kobe

Kolff Acme Code Co. Dairen

Kolff Kolff & Co. Batavia

Komada Komkda & Co. ... Yokohama

Komaroff C. D. Komaroff Shanghai

Komor Hongkong

Konda Kwong

Komor e Komor

Hong ........ ... ... Hongkong

Penang

Kongco Kong & Co. .... ...

Industrial and Commercial Bank, Ltd. ... jo,, Shanghai, Hongkong

Kongshan

Kongteam Kong Tiam & Construction

Co Selangor

Kongtichine Continental Co. Shanghai

Konrad Chan Hwa & Co Hongkong

Shanghai

Konstruct

Koonseng Suenson & Co., Ltd.

CUeong Koon Seng & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Koontai Koon TaiIncorporated

& Co. Hongkong

Koorble ElbroOk, Shanghai

Kopeck Lester, Johnson & Morris Shanghai

Kopevema N.V. Koloniale Petroleum Ver. Mij. Semarang

Koppelrail Koppel (Philippines), Inc. Manila, Iloilo

Koppsaneco E. G. Kopp Yokohama

Korelin Korelin & Co. ... Harbin

Korescarbo W. Shanghai

Korkham

Koshi D. H.Koreska

Korkhau & Co. Osaka

Bangkok

Kosloff L.Japanese

L. Kosloff

Kosloff

Legation & Consulate-General Shanghai

Shanghai

Kosorient

E otakandco Kotak & Co. Kobe

Kotewall R. H. Kotewall & Co. Hongkong

Kotewall Wo Shing Co., Ltd, .... . .... Hongkong

Kotharico Kothari

Koulaieff J. Koulaieff’s Sons, Inc. ... Harbin

>i«ky V. F. (Kovalsky ... Harbin

Kovar J. E. Kovar & Co Tientsin

Kowcriclub Kowloon Cricket Club Hongkong

Kowkee Kow Kee Dairy,

TimberLtd.

Co. Shanghai

Kowloon dairy ... Kowloon Hongkong

Hongkong Hongkong

Kowloondocks

Kozan ... Ishihara Sangyo Kaishi Dock....Co., Ltd., ....••••

& Whampoa Singapore

Krac Kobe Regatta & Athletic Club Kobe

Tokyo

Krauss E.Maxims

KraussCafe Restaurant Tsingtao

Krebs

Kremlin Hongkong HotelHotels,

... Ltd Hongkong

Kremoffice H’kong & S’hai Hongkong

Kriekenbeek J. W. Kriekenbeek Perak

Krijgsman J. Krijgsman & Co. Shanghai

Kripendorf Krippendorff Import Tientsin

jKrogh Oriental Supply Co. Tsingtao

Kronsiem Siemssen & Krohn Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F65

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Krugliak .. B,. G. Krugliak ... Tientsin

Kswd ... Kobe Steel Works, Ltd. Kobe

Hongkong

Ktwon

Kuabex .... Exchange

Kwongtin Bank

& Co.,ofLtd.

China Peiping

Kualageh .. Kuala Geh Estates, Ltd. ... Kelantan

Kualahau • The Northern Rubber Co., Ltd. Kelantan

Kualapertang ... Kuala Pertang Synd., Ltd. Kelantan

Kuenzle .. Kuenzle & StreifF, Inc. ... . Man., Cebu, Ho. Zam.

Kuharashoji .... Kuhara Tokyo

Kuhn Kuhn & Trading

Co. Co.,... Ltd. ... . Mukden

Kummer ... Kuramer & Comins Manila

Kunchi .. Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China. Klang

Kunckle ... CharteredBank of India, Atistr. & China. Selangor

Kungbros ... Kung Brothers Lace Co. ... Shanghai

Tientsin

Kungchi

Kunichen ..... Kungchi Import Co.....

Kung I. Cheng ... Shanghai

Kunihiro ... Oriental Trading Co. Hongkong

Kunstalber ... Kunst Albers Har., Sh., Han., Can.

Kuohuo ...... China

China Products

Products United

Co. (Hongkong), Hongkong

Kuohuo Corpn. Ltd. . Hongkong

Shanghai,

Kuohwabank ... China State Bank

Kuominews .... Kuo Min News Agency Shanghai Hongkong

Kupitsky ... Jacobson & Kupitsky Tientsin

Kobe

Kuronia ... H. Koschkin

Kursmakler ... Kohler, Groesser

Kwacfayuen ... Kwang Fat Yuen Tientsin

Kwaloe .. Kwaloe Rubber Estates, Ltd. E. C. Sumatra

Kwangchi .... Church Hangchow

Kwangho ShanghaiMissionary

Club Society Hospital Shanghai

Shanghai

Kwaangyu .... Kwang Kwang WhaIndustrial

Yu PetroleumCo.Coi, Ltd. Shanghai

Kwanpefccoy

Kwassui ..... Kwassui Jo GakkoCentral Bank Nagasaki

Kwenbank The Kwangtung Hongkong

Kwok

Kwokwah ..... Singon

National& Trading

Co., Ltd. Corporation Selangor,

HongkongHongkmig

Kwolebanco ... Kwang Lee Bank: Co. Singapore

Kwongcoal ... Kwong Sang Lung .... Hongkong

Kwongwahpoh .. Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press, Ltd. Penang

Kylpa .. Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd. f Penang, Perak,

(Selangor

Kynlim .. Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Kyobunkwan .. Kyo-Bun-Kwan .... Tokyo

Kyodokasai ... Kyodo Fire Insurance Co. ... Osaka

Kyoshinyoko

Kysun .. Kyoshin Yoko, Ltd. ... Kobe

Hongkong

... AuSiuCho&Co. ...

Labo .. Hankow Chemical Laboratory Hankow

La bo

Labor ...... Jensen’s

HawaiianChemical Laboratories

Sugar Planters’ Assoc. Shanghai

Manila

Laboratory

Labour .. Red Iron Cross Hospital Tientsin

Laboy ... Labour Association, Ltd. ... Singapore

Lacan .. Labrooy Bros Perak

Hankow

... Lacey & Cannan,"Ltd.

Lacedeoba JCompagnie

( Orient d’Exportation d’Extremel/ ' Hanoi

Lacefilet ... Macksoud Importing Shanghai

Lacewinged ... Hongkong & ShanghaiCo.Lace ...Co. Hongkong

Lacewinged ... Hongkong & Shanghai Importing Co. . Shanghai

Lacon ... B. J. Lacon & Co. Hongkong

Lacon ... Lacey & Cannon, Ltd. Hankow

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Lacon . South China Woodworking Co. Hongkong

Ladcomp . LaDreyfus

Donna Co., Ltd. Singapore

Shanghai

Ladonna

Ladyjensky . L. N. Ladyjensky Kobe

Lafahsu

Laffin .. T.R. M.K. Laffin

Raphael .... , ... 4>,, Shanghai

Yokohama

Laffin . Pacific Stevedoring & Landing Co. Yokohama

Laffin Yokohama Tansan Aeratpd Water Co. Yokohama

Lagarian . Tuason & Sampedro, Inc. ... Manila

Lalcaca . Lalcacca & Co Shanghai

Lam . C. S. Lam & Co. Borneo

Lamco . L. Dunbar & Co. ... .... Hongkong

Lamchong Lam Chong Estate Perak

Lammert . Lammert Bros Hongkong

Lammert . C. H. Lammert & Son Canton

Lamon . Port Lamon Lumber Co. ... Manila

Lammoglia .. El Meridian Manila

Lampenact .. Ditmar, Brunner Bros., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Lamping .. Sino Trading Co Hongkong

Lam woo . Lam Woo & Co. Hongkong

Landau Pacific Transport Co. Shanghai

Landing Nickel & Lyons, Ltd. Kobe, Yokohama-

Landiron John Landahl, Inc. Manila, Cebu

Landmaid . Fearon, Maitland & Shaw ... Shanghai

Landor . Jong Landor Rubber Estates, Ltd. •• Perak

Lands /The Hongkong Land Investment & j Hongkong

\ Agency Co., Ltd. pP

Landsco International Lands, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Laneford Lame, Crawford, Ltd. .... ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Langkon Raoau,

Langsford . Langkon North Borneo Rubber, Ltd.

. Langsford & Co. ... HongkongBorneo

Language

Lanka . North China Union Language School ... Peiping

Selangor

Lanobleza . Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd. Manila

Laore

Lapalma .. Kwong La Nobleza

Hing Cigar

Hong Factory ........ L Hongkong

Manila

. La Palma de Mallarca

Lapammeraye De la Pommeraye et Cie ... Saigon

Laperal . Victorina G. de Laperal ... Manila

Lapraik . Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Amoy, Hongkong

Lapraik . Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lapweld . . Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd Shanghai

Lap weld .. R.C. L.Larrive

Alton ........ .L Shanghai

Larrive

Lascar .... Hanoi

Peiping

Lasco . Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Manila

Lasgoud Lambert Sales Co. ... ... Shanghai

Lashudec Victor Priestwood ... Shanghai

Lashudec Hubertus

., L. E. Hudec Properties, Fed, Inc.

.... Shanghai

Lasrevinu Hongkong

Lathiphia

Latned .. H.Dawood

Universal& Trading

F. Shields Co Co. ... Singapore

Hongkong

Latuf

Laundry . Mexican Consulate Kobe

Laurel .. Singapore Steam Laundry, Ltd. Singapore

Manila

Laurent Bernabe Studio .... ... ..V Harbin

Lautierfis .. Marius Laurent

Lautier Fils Shokai .... Kobe

Lavadia . Lavadia & Co. Manila

Lavers Lavers & Clark !.. , Weihaiwei,

Port Edward

Lavolta . Yue Sang & Co Hongkong

 GABLE ADDRESSES F67

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Lawasarel Beaufort Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd. Borneo

Lawco Musso, Fischer & Wilhelm Shanghai

Lawcopub

Lawtok E.L.Lawyers’ Co-operative Society Manila

Lawyewguan Y.D. Guan

Kotwall& &Co.Co. Hongkong

Perak

Layko Layko

Laysteg

Lazaristes Steger Ross & Co. & Co., Inc. Kobe

Hongkong

Roman Catholic Mission Tientsin

Lazariste Procure des Lazariste Shanghai

Lazarus N. Lazarus Hongkong, Shanghai

Le H. Levison Padang

Leadman Leadman & Co., Ltd. Foochow

Leaf British Cigarette Co., Ltd. All Ports

League

Leather League

Barrow,ofBrown Nations& Co.,

HealthLtd.Organisation... Singapore

Lebasto L. E. Basto Bangkok

Hongkong

Leconte

Leconteco Emile Leconte .... ....' Tonkin

Leconte & Co Tientsin

Ledeboer W. B. Ledeboer & Oo. Macassar, Manado

Lee Western Motor Car Co. Shameen, Canton

Leeandsons ••• China Cosmopolitan Co. Shanghai

Leeandsons China Metal Works Shanghai

Leeavia Lee Pineapple Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Leeavia Lee Rubber Co., Ltd. Singapore

Leebros Lee Bros. &Store

Machinists Co .... Swatow

Leechung Selangor

Leeco Joseph J. Lee & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Leedel Leede Engineering Corpn. Shanghai

Leefutrade Lee Fu Trading Co. Tientsin

Leekee Lee Kee & Co. ... Seremban

Leekimsoo

Leerdam D.LeeJ.Kim Soo, Ltd.

Leerdam Singapore

Johore

Leesan K. Lee San & Co. Penang

Legabelge Belgian Legation ... Bangkok

Legadane Legation of Denmark

French Legation .... Tokyo

Legafrance Peiping, Bangkok

Legamex LegationElectric

of Mexico Tokyo

Legationco

Leges Peiping Co. (1922), Ltd. Peiping

Anderson & Anderson ... ... Shanghai

Lehin Indian Cotton Importers’ Assoc, of C. Shanghai

Lekas Nederlandsche Verkoop Organisate Osaka

Leibrosco Leison Brothers & Co. Canton

Leica ... Schmidt Shoten ... Osaka

Lemorb Canadian National Railways Shanghai, Y’hama,

Singapore, H’kong

Lemjus

Lemke China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd. All Ports

Lemorb Walter Lemke Tokyo

Lenac CanadianTrading

Channel NationalCo.,Railways

Ltd. ... All Ports

Lendrum Lendrum (Japan) Ltd. Hongkong

Lenjus hina Export, Import & Bank Co., Ltd. Kobe

Hongkong, Dairen

Leo

Leo Hackmeier ... Leo D’Almada & Co.

L. Hackmeier Hongkong

Singapore

Leodian Leon Azadian Shanghai

Leon The Tomeye Trading Co. ... Tokyo

Leonard . . Leonard Birnie ... Kobe

Leonard W. S. Leonard Shanghai

Leongfee Leong Fee & Co., Ltd. Penang

Fes GABLE ADDRESSES

Cable -Ad : Firm Name FIact

Leonowens Louis T. Leonwens, .Ltd. .... .. Bangkok

Leopassage Leo Schnunnacher, Inc. ... .. Manila

Lepco London and Eastern Printing Co., Ltd. Singapore

Lepmission Mission to Lepers (International) . ... Shanghai, Hankow

Lert Nai Lert .: Bangkok

Lesandent Alfred Dent & Co. Shanghai

Lesdor Kwang Hsueh Publishing House Shanghai

Lesdor Oxford University Press China Agency. Shanghai

Lesirk Gen. Film Exchange, Inc. ..: Hongkong

Lesirk Krisel & Krisel ... Shanghai

Leson D. Leeson & Co. Hongkong

Lesur M. A, Russell .. Kobe

Letels Tels & Co’s Trading Society Singapore

Leth V. Leth Moller & Co. . Peiping

Lettergieterij N. V. Lettergieterij “Amsterdam” .... Batavia

Lemmas Samuel & Co., Ltd. .... .. Shanghai

Levedag Nichio Boyeki Shokai ... .. Manila, Tokyo

Lever The China Soap Cq., Ltd. ... ( T’i., Sh., Ho.,

•• \ Newchwang

Lever Crosfields & Sons, Joseph ... Shanghai

Lever Edible Productsj Ltd. Shanghai

Lever Lever Bros. (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Lever Lever Bros. (Japan), Ltd. ... .. Kobe

Lever Prices Soap Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Lever Wm. Gossage & Sons (China), Ltd. •• Hongkong Shanghai

Leverett American Pioneer Line

Leverett L. Everett, Inc. ... ., Shanghai, Manila

Leverett Everett Manila, Hongkong

Lewis J. LewisSteamship

& Co. ... Corporation Dairen

Lewisair China Airmotive Co., Fed. Inc. Hongkong

Lewisair Consolidated Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lewyarg C. N. Gray & Co. .■ Shanghai

Lexicon Ts’o & Hodgson ..., ... .. Hongkong

Ley Charles Ley Comptoir Tientsin

Leybold K. K. L. Leybold Shokwan Tokyo, Osaka

Leymotors Leyland Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Leynaud Etsblissements A. Chapeaux et Cie .. Canton Shanghai

Leynaud F. Leynaud

Liangmotor Liang Kwang Motor Trading Co. Canton .

Lianqui Lianqui Trading Co. Singapore

Liantong Lian Tiong & Co. .. Medan

Liberlight The Liberty Manufacturing Co. .. Manila Hongkong

Liboo Libby, McNeill and Libby ...

Liberty Liberty Dairy Shanghai

Libra China Oil Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Liddell Liddell Bros, & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin, Han., Sh.

Liddelow C. C. W. Liddelow Bangkok

Liebert Deutsche Cigaretten Fabrik Tientsin

Liecheoo Lien Shen Trading Co. Shanghai

Lienmarco Liengyi Mercantile Co. Shanghai

Lifung Li & Fung. Ltd. .. Hongkong, Canton

Lighterage Hongkong Tug & Lighter Cp., Ltd. .. Hongkong

Lighterage Whangpoo Tug & Lighter Co. . , . .. Shanghai

Lighters Amoy Lighter Co. Amoy

Lighthouse Kwang Tung Electric Supply Co., Ltd. . .. Canton

Lightpower China Light & Power Co., Ltd. Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES F69

Cable Ad - Firm Name Place

Lightsanit Shanghai Sanitary & Electric Co. ... Shanghai

Ligmytoco .. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd. All Ports

Ligtvoet / N. V. Lightvoet’s Fabrieken van \ Sourabaya

\ Bouw-Materialen ... J Manila

Liguancoal Liguan Coal Mines, Inc. ...

Likav .. B. R. B. Vakil ... Kobe

Likimechuan Li Kim Chuan & Sons Selangor

Lilburne Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd. ... Pahang

Lilee Lee Lee Garage Co. Shanghai

Lilium .. Great China Lilium Pictures Shanghai

Lillycrap S. Lillicrap Canton

Lillyshang Lilly Eli & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Lirnan , f Li Man King Kwok Weaving

‘ \ Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ' J Hongkong

Limarian . Lim Lein & Co. ... ... Singapore

Limekilns Lime Kilns, Inc. Manila

Limeutoh Lim Eu Toh & Co. Penang

Limifirm Lim Trading Agency Singapore

Limgenco V. de A. M. H. Lim Genco & Co. ... Manila

Limjee . Vasunia & Co. ... Kobe

Lim Kai Tai Lim Kai Tai & Co. Taipeh, Taihoku

Limkeecheok . Lim Kee Check & Co. Singapore

Limneesoon Lim Nee Soon Singapore

Limpets . Wm. Jacks & Co. Shanghai

Limtecklee Lim Teck Lee Singapore

Linchi J. C. Yang & Co., Ltd. Peiping

Lincowong . W. Lincoln & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Lindeteves , Lindeteves, Stokvis, Inc. ... (Penang, Semarang,

(Perak, Sourabaya

Lingmani . Ling Man-I & Co. Hongkong

Lingnanco Lin Nan Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Lingnanuni Lingnan University Canton

Lingsang Ling Sang Printing Ink Co. Shanghai

Link American Presbyterian Mission Shanghai

Linmahang . Hoggkong Mines, Ltd. Hongkong

Linotype , Linotype & Machinery, Ltd. All Ports

Linstead Linstead & Davis Hongkong

Lion . M. Lion Co. Shanghai

Lionbrand . John Dickinson & Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Singapore

Liongsoohin Liong Soo Hin ... Medan

Lionsilk Laou Kiu Luen & Co. Shanghai

Liosnoff Union Pharmacy Shanghai

Lipkovsky Siberian Jewellery Store ... Shanghai

Lishamco . W. Y. Cheong & Co. Shanghai

Lisinkuns . Lih Sing & Co. ... Shanghai

Lisske . Tientsin Heating & Sanitary Works Tientsin

Listenin Electric Service Corporation, Inc. ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Literature United Church of Canada ... Shanghai

Lithograph Fine Art Lithographic Co. Singapore

Litigation Lyson & Hall Hongkong

Littles John Little & Co., Ltd. ... Per., Si., Pen.,.Sel.

Littleshop The Little Shop ... Hongkong

Liuholin . Liu Ho Kou Mining Co., Ltd. Peiping

Liyoprinco Liang You Printing & Publishing Co. Shanghai

Lloydiano Lloyd Triestino Steam Navigation Co. Kobe, Shanghai

Loam Logan & Amps ... Hongkong

F70 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Lobnitz Lobnitz & Co., Ltd. Perak

Lochan Wanes Commercial Co. Hongkong

Locking Lock Hongkong

Lockoo LocalHing

Printing Press, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Penang, Singapore

Loco R. Young & Co., Ltd.

Locomotive American Locomotive Sales Co. Peiping

Locomotive A. Yuen & Chee Cheong Co. Hongkong

Loeboek Pakam... Batu Rata Rubber Plantation, Ltd. E. C. Sumatra

Loganross Logan H Wiener Penang

Loger Rodger & Co. . Shanghai

Lohkinsu Lob Kin Sui Malacca

Lobs Lob’s Dispensary Singapore

Lokinfai Lo Kin. Fai & Co. H ongkong

Lokkawi Lok Kawi Rubber, Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo

Lokoomall Liberty Silk Store Hongkong

Lombard Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. .... Iloilo

Longdistance ... Philippine Long Distance Teleph. Co. Manila

Loninsuroff Lonborg Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Lonkomay Lonkomay Shanghai

Lonwain Brittanic Termite Co. .. Manila

Loobros . Loo Brothers Lingerie

Lookers Look Brothers Penang

Loonfil Embassy Co. Hongkong

Lopesalves Lopes &Land

Alves,& Carey,

Ltd. Ltd. Hongkong

Loquat . Jugra Port Swettenham

Lorenee . San Martino Co. Hongkong

Lorentz H. A. Lorentz Shanghai

Loroso . Lo Ro So, Ltd Port Edward

Lortnoc Ed. T. Robertson & Son .. Shanghai

Losilko Laou Kiu Chwang Co. Shanghai

Lotustudio .. Caraven Studio, Inc Shanghai

Lotustudio H. Moroukian Shanghai

Louiscollege . St. Louis College .... Tientsin

Louiswette Dewette & Co. ... Osaka

Louplee Loup & Young Tientsin

Loveliness Wai Cheong Co. Hongkong

Lovsted C.Donaldson

M. Lovsted & Co. (Manila), Ltd ... Manila

Bangkok

Lowden & Lowden

Lowhoonchip .., Low How Chip & Co. Singapore

Lowing Chee Wing & Co. Hongkong

Loxley Perrin Cooper & Co. Tientsin

Loxley W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd. .. Can., Ho., Si.

Lubrocoin Luzon Brokerage Co., Inc. Manila

Lucebert Berthet & Cie Saigon

Lucky-Lucky . A. Man, Hing Cheong Hongkong

Luckyshoes The China Sports, Ltd. Hongkong

Luco Dr. Luiz Nolasco Macao

Lucool L. Z. Cool Shanghai

Luenfung . Luen Fung & Co. Canton

Luhan Mines De Lincheng Peiping

Luisa Botica Anti qua de Cebu, Inc. Cebu

Luistarlac . Central Azucarera de Tarlac Manila

Lukasbik Lnkashik & Sons Tientsin

Lukfantim .. Luk Kwok Hotel Hongkong

Lukrance , Luk Hoi Tung Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Lulab . Shanghai Land Development Co. Shanghai

Lumat North Borneo State Rubber Co., Ltd. . Jesselton, Borneo

 CABLE ADDRESSES F71

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Lumberco China Import Export Lumber.Co., All Ports

Lumberco China Woodworking & Dry Kiln Co. Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai

Lumberco U. M. Ginsboiirg ' Singapore

Luminous Starr, Fred. & Co. Manila

Lumoco L. Model A Co., Inc. Shanghai

Lumsdaine A. H. V. Lumsdaine Manila

Lunarcbi Luna de San Pepro Nakpil & Cortes Manila

Lunetahotel Lune'ta Hotel Shanghai

Lungtai Lung Tai Trading Co,

Lunistice t Lun Tai Mutual Fire & Marine ) Hongkong

I Insurance Co., Ltd. ... 5 Hongkong

Lunperchin Perrin’s (China), Ltd. Hongkong

Lunsang Lun Sang & Co. ... Tokyo

Lurgi Dr. C. Krayer Hakodate

Lury Lury Bros Tokyo

Luryco Lury & Co., Ltd. ..i Singapore, H’kong

Lusitano Club Lusitano Manila

Lusteiveco Luzon

Manila Stevedoring Co., Inc. Manila

Lusteveco

Lutjher LutheranTerminal

MissionsCo.,Home

Inc. &,...Agency Hankow

Hankow

Lutherbook Lutheran Board of Publication

Lutherbook Lutheran Book Concern Hankow

Luthyco C. Luthy & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Luxoriens Cetco, Ltd. Canton, Hongkong

Lyceum Lyceum Theatre Shanghai

Lycheong Loke Yung Cheong Selangor

Lee Hongkong

Lycoal

Lycopsis

li LyenTick,

Bros.Ltd. )... Hongkong

Lyen St. George’s House Hongkong

Lying L. K Laing & Co. Singapore

Lylok Loke Yuen Lok .... Hongkong

Lyndentree Otis Elevator Co. f Os., Sh., Man.,

( To., Hongkong

Lynn Brunei United Plantations, Ltd. Brunei

Ly notype Lynotype & Machinery, Ltd. Shanghai

Lysonco Lyson & Co. .... . .» Hongkong

Lysport The World Pencil Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Lyteca Etablissements Jean Comte Saigon

Mabuhay “Mabuhay” Manila

Macaen C. J. Machado Shanghai

Macao beiecheang President Hotel ... Macao

Mcbain George McBain ... Shanghai

Macbeth Macbeth, Gray & Co. Shanghai

Macdon McDonnell & Gornjan, Inc. Tientsin

Macfadden MacFadden

Machineco Oriental Machinery Stores ... Bangkok

Machtrad Kikei Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Osaka

Machuca J. Machuca & Co. Manila

Machy Machinery & Supply Co., Inc. Manila

Macimports Import Dept., George McBain Shanghai

Mackay Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd. Lunas

Mackenmarie ... C. A. Stiebel Shanghai

Mackesson McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Kobe

Mackenzie : Mackenzie & Co., Ltd. Ohu., Ti., Han., S;mu

Mackie George A. Watt rj ;.i Singapore

f72 CABiLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mackinnons British-India Steattl Navigation Co., Ltd. Ho., SL, Yo.

Mackinnons Mackinnbn, Mackenzie &r Co., Ltd. All Ports

Maclaine .i Maclaine Watson & Co. Shanghai

Macleodco ’ International Harvester Co. of the ) Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

Philippines ... )

MacMilpet K. D. Patroleum Co. of China Canton, Shanghai

Macnaughton .. H. C. Macnaughton Kobe

Macon dray Macondray & Oo., Inc Manila, Cebu

Macneill MacNeill & Co. Medan

Macpat Patten, Mackenzie & Co. Shanghai

Macphails Macphail & Co., Ltd. ... S’pore, Perak

MacPrintco McCullough Printing Co. .. Manila

Macrad Mackey Radio & Telegraph Co. Manila

Macaan H. R. McMillan Export Co., Ltd. Jo., To., Ko.

Macytea Carter Macy Tea & Coffee Co,, Inc. Taihoku

Madiaskey Taketaro Yoshidzumi Osaka

Madiersilk Madier, Ribet & Cie. Sh., Canton

Madrigal Blair & Co. Hongkong

Madrigal Madrigal & Co. ... Manila

Madrigal Port Lamon Lumber Co. ... Manila

Madrigal Rizal Cement Co. Manila

Madsyl Honigsberg & Co., Inc. Peiping, Shanghai

Maeco Ocean Accdf. & Guar. Corp. Singapore

Maenad Kent & Mounsey Tientsin

Maendler A. Maendler Tsingtao

Maerskline Melchers <& Co. (Shipping-Vlaersk Line) , All Ports

Mafico Manila Finance & Discount Corpn. Manila

Magellan Macgregors, Ltd. Shanghai

Maggowan China-American Trading Corporation ... Tientsin

Magill C.N. Magill Penang

Magill James Magill & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Magnet General Electric Co., Ltd. . Selangor

Maguite J. C. Maguite & Cd. Hongkong

Mahadev Kimatrai & Co. ... Kobe

Maharg Graham & Co. ... Kobe

Maher Casa Do Povo Shanghai

Mahjiddeen Mahmood Mohjiddeen & Co. ' • ... Kelantan

Mahlee Mactavish, Twigg & <'o, Shanghai

Mahogany Negros Philippine Lumber C >rpn Manila

Mahwei Chinese Recreation & Race Club Tientsin

Maikassian Simon Maikassian Tientsin

Mail China Mail & Overland China Mail Hongkong

Mail Dollar Directory Hongkong

Mail Hongkong Sunday Herald .... Hongkong

Mail Malay Mail Selangor

Mail Newspaper Enterprise. Ltd. Hongkong

Mailine American Mail Line, Ltd. Ko., Han., Can.

Mainichi Osaka Mainichi ... Osaka

Maishan Kailan Mining Administration All Ports

Majestic Majestic Hotel Shanghai, Selangor

Majestic Chinese National Film Cc. Penan sr

Majestic Majestic Cinema Penang

Majocolim Solignum, Ltd. ... Selangor

Major Major Bros., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Majuvy Levy & Blum, Inc. Manila

 UABL.E ADDRESSES F73

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Makenzie Mackenzie & Co,, Ltd. Hankow

Makower Makower, McBeath

Malamining Malaya Mining & General Agency, Ltd. Singapore

Malamplan Malayan-American Plantation, Ltd. Penang

Malamplan United States Rubber Pl’tations, Inc. Kedah

Malatris Malayan Industries, Ltd. ... Penang

Malaya Bank of Malaya ... Perak

Malayan Malayan Supply Co. Selangor

Malaymotor Malayan Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Malcolm Mielsen & Malcolm Shanghai

Malesha Mallouk Brothers Shanghai

Malfa Malayan Farms Ltd. Singapore

Malfred Fred Maloof Swatow

Malit Manila Lighter Transportation, Inc. Manila

Malkassian S. Malkassian Tientsin

Malool Malayan Law Journal Singapore

Malool Mallal & Keng Tye Singapore

Malthold Paraffine Co., Inc. Shanghai

Main Kokusai Unyu Kaisha Tientsin, Dairen

Mamary Mamary & Co. Shanghai

Mamer* Manila Mercantile Co., Inc. Manila

Manas seb S. Mai asseh & Co. Singapore

Manbutton Manila Button Factory ... Manila

Mancercba Manufacture Ceramique de Shanghai ... Shanghai

Manclub Manila Club Manila

Manco Manila Cordage Co. Manila

Manco Many & Co. Canton

Mandarin Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... Calcutta

Mandarin North China Insurance Co., Ltd. Sh., Han., Si., Ho.

Manews Manchuria Daily News Dairen

Mangolia Sterns, Ltd. Hongkong

M anhara Harai Shoji Kaisha Osaka

Manhoco Manila Hotel Co. Manila

Manifesto Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Manifesto Allen, Sons & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Manijeh C. M. Karanjia & Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Manilalect Manila Electric Oo. Manila

Manimpco Manila Import Co. ... ... Manila

Manley Manley J. Bingham Shanghai

Manmanti King Shian & Co. Tsingtao

Mann Alico American-Asiatic Underwriters, Ltd. ... Batavia

Mann Alico Hanover Fire Insurance Co. New York Batavia

Manners John Manners & Co.,. Ltd. All Ports

Manners The China Engineer, Ltd. Canton

Mannesmann M ann esmannroehr en-Werk e Osaka

Mannesmann . Tientsin

Manoread

Manrep Hongkong & ShanghaiG.Banking

Mannesmann-Export m. b. H.Ccrpn. ... Amoy

T. K. Okada Tokyo

Mansfield Mansfield Trading Co, Hongkong

Mansfield Mansfield & Co., Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Mansfield China Navigation Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mansfield China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Manson S. L. Manson & Co, Sourabaya

Mansouk J. Mansouk & Co.... Tientsin

Mansouk Belgian Brick Factory ... Tientsin

Mansport Roces & Co. Manila

F74 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mantetsu South Manchuria Railway Co. . Sh., Dai., Muk.

Man trad© Manila Trading & Supply Co. . Manila

Manufacturers... Johnson and Phillips, Ltd. . London

Manufacturers ... Standard Telephones & Cables, Ltd. .. Singapore

Manulife Manufacturers’ Life Insurance Co. All Ports

Maphnnbco Mauila Plumbing Co. Manila

Mapurunga Hongkong

Hongkong

Banking Corpn.

Shanghai Banking

Hankow

Muar

Maranibank Marconi (China), Ltd. Hongkong

M archil im

Marumatsu Marumatsu Goshi Kaisha ... Osaka

Maraudius Marthoud & Cie. ... Shanghai

Marcksing Marcks, Lothar .. Mukden, Hsinking

Marco Marco Finkelstein & Co. Shanghai

Marco Mar-Kao, Ltd. Shanghai

Marcodurum ... Sirius Trading Corpn. . Manila

Mardeu G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Marden Shanghai Household Removing Co. Shanghai

Marden Whangpoo Ferry Service ... Shanghai

Marketmen Henly Trading Co. . Singapore

Maremco Manila Remnant Co., Inc.... Manila

Maremco Philippine Hosiery Mills ... ... Manila

Mare mount J. J. Maremount & Co. Shanghai

Margin Bank of Manchuria . Dairen

Marin© Kobe Marine, Insurance Co., Ltd. Kobe

Marine Lloyds Register of Shipping Hongkong

Mariners Mercantile Marine Officers’ Club Shanghai

Marinework Phoebus Neon Light Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Marinework Wm. C. Jack & Go., Ltd, ... . Hongkong

Marinippon Nippon Marine Insurance Co,, .. Osaka, Shanghai

Maristes St. Francis Xavier’s College Shanghai

Marist St. Louis’ College ... .. . Tientsin

Maritima Compania Maritima Manila

Markmodara Mark’s Ty re Store Bangkok

Markmodara Mojdara Typewriter Co. ... . Bangkok

Markmoody Mark L. Moody Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Shanghai

Markreuter Reuters, Ltd. Hankow

Mark sing Lothar Marks Mukden

Marlton Parbury, Henty & Co., Pty, Ltd. Kobe

Marsiling Thong Aik Co. Singapore

Marsmaninc Itogon Mining Co. . Manila

Marsoulies Du Pac de Marsoulies . Shanghai

Marsoulies fI Marsoulies, A. du Pao

to L. Bourgeat) .. de (Successor

... 1 . Shanghai

Mart Tientsin Market Commission Agency... Tientsin

Singapore

Martingale J. Evans & Co. ... Tientsin

Martkatz Katz & Co. Tsingtao

Maruben Itoh & Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Marubeni Itoh & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Marui Marui Trading Co., Ltd.

Maruishi Maruishi Shokai, Ltd. Osaka

Maruito Itoh & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Shanghai

Marukawa Kawanishi Warehouse Cd., Ltd. . Kobe

Marus Showa Shipping Co. ... Shanghai

Masco Manila Auto Supply Co. ... .. Manila

Masia Malay Siamese Prospecting Co., Ltd. .. . Penang

 CABLE ADDRESSES F75

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Maskee Handler & Co. Shanghai

Masonmater Ryssin & Co. Shanghai

Masri , Bigio’s Son & Co. Osaka

Masterads Master’s, Ltd. Singapore

Masumasu Masuda Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Mataiclii Mataichi Kabushiki Kaisha Shanghai

Matches . How Ming Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Matches Philippine Match Co., Ltd, Manila

Matches R. B. Mace Hongkong

Matches . Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Matches . Swedish Match Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Math Malay Mail : Selangor

Matherplat Mather & Platt, Ltd. Shanghai

Matline . Macao-Timor-Goammozambique Line ... Shanghai

Maton United China Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Matsang . E. Mathew & Co. .. Singapore

Mauriceben M. Benjamin Shanghai

Mauriceco . National Mercantile Agency Singapore

Mavromaras . French Bakery Tientsin

Maxbrand . • Brand & Sons, Inc. ... Tientsin

Maxim . Maxim & Co... ... ... ... Hongkong

Maximilian Schnabel Gaumer & Co. Hankow

Maxwell . Maxwell & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Maxwell Maxwell Insurance Office... Osaka, Kobe

Mayeda S. Mayeda & Co. ... Hongkong

Mayen . Dr. H. Busse Shanghai

Mayen Mayen & Co. Hongkong

M ayes . Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Mayfair .. Mayfair Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Mayfairco ... “ Mayfair ” (Mayfair & Co.) .... Singapore

Hongkong

Mayfield .. A. Dransfield ife.Co. ... Hongkong

Mayhat .. Mayo’s Shoppe

Maymon National Battery Service ... Manila

Maynard Maynard & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Mayne .( Mary Garden Restaurant Shanghai

Mayne . Mary Garden Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Mazet . Societe Commerciale Maset Saigon

McAlister Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Penang

McAlister . Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd. , Singapore

McAlister . McAlister & Co., Ltd. Penang, S’pore, Perak

McAuliffe .. McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co. /Pen., E. C. Sum.,

(Singapore

McBain George McBain ... Shanghai, Tientsin

McCracken „ J. C, McCracken ... Shanghai

McDougall F. J. McDougall Selangor

McFarlane Sosha i. Alex McFarlane Association Seoul

Mclvor .. Mclvor, Kauffman, Smith & Yamamoto Tokyo

McKenzie ,. Tebong Rubber Estate, Ltd. Sungei Dua

McKesson McKesson & Robbins Shanghai

Melee .. China Supply Corpn. ... Hongkong

McM ahon .. T. McMahon Perak

McMullan ., Commercial Union Assurance, Ltd, Chefoo

McMullan .. The Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd. Chefoo

McMullan .. Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Chefoo

McMullan .. New Ze-ti-nd Insurance Co„ Ltd, Chefoo

McMullan Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Chefoo

F76 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

McMullan ... Chefoo Daily News Chefoo

McMullan ... J. McMullan & Co., Ltd. ... Chefoo, Tsingtao

McNaughton ...... H. C. MacNaughton & Co Kobe

Mearnshaw Earnshaw Docks & Honolulu Iron Works Manila

Mearnshaw Honolulu Iron Works Co. ... Manila

Measurer ( China Homeward Fright Conference ) Canton

• j (Central Booking Office) ... } "

Measurer Sworn Measurer’s Office Canton

Mechanic China Motors Shanghai

Mecn ... America & Co. Singapore

Medan ... N.V. Tabak Maatschappij Arendsburg E. C. Sumatra

Medical ... Chinese Red Cross General Hospital... Shanghai

Medical ... Medical & Health Department Brunie

Medical Medical Department Hongkong

Medical ... Peiping Union Medical College Peiping

Medical ... Registration of Births & Deaths Hongkong

Medicine .... Medical Office ... Singapore

M edmissan China Medical Association... Shanghai

Medmuller ... Mueller Hans H, Shanghai

Meelee ... Chan Son Lin & Co. Selangor

Meerag ... Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G. Osaka

Meezan The Asiatic Stamp Co. Singapore

Meguin Bamag, Meguin A. G. Tokyo

Meguin ... International Cementgun Co., N. V. ... Tokyo

Meher ... Mehta & Co. Hongkong

Mehler F. Mehler Tientsin

Mehta ... S. B. Mehta & Co. Kobe

Mehta M. N. Mehta Canton

Meifenbank .... The Mei Feng Bank of Szechuen Chungking

Meika Meiji Fire Insurance Co. ... Tokyo

Meirion ... Hughes & Hough, Ltd. Hongkong

Meishun Meishun S.S. Co. Shanghai

Mekong Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Haiphong

Melachrino Tobacco Products Corporation Shanghai

Melalap Manchester North Borneo Rubber, Ltd. Jesselton, Borneo

Melamine ... W. Mansion & Co. Hongkong

Melchersco .. Melchers & Co. (Import) ... All Ports

Melcorp Melchers & Co. (Export) ... All Ports

Mello ... A. A. de Mello Macao

Melodius .. Costa Music Co. Hongkong

Melody Singapore Piano Co. Singapore

Melwani .... The Hong Kong Silk Store .... Hongkong

Mel wool ... Melchers & Co. Tientsin

Memelsdorf .... Adolph Memlsdorff Shanghai

Menabro ... Joseph Bros. Shanghai

Menamotor .. Menam Motor Boat Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Mendis Mendis & Ahlip Penanar

Menkou ... Menkukou Sino British Coal Mining Co. Peping

Menkwa ... Nippon Menkwa Kabushiki Kaisba All Ports

Menthol ... K. Kobayashi ... Yokohama

Mentrupco Mentrup & Co. Tientsin

Meranti Siong Lim Saw Mill Co. Singapore

Mercantil /Typographs Mercantil

\ nandes Filhos, Ltd. de T. N.

...' Fer- \

/ " ' Macao

Mercator ... J. Barth ... Tokyo

Mercater .... J. H. Bolland & Co. Tientsin

 CABLE ADDRESSES F77

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Mercator Vitrea Glass Works Tokyo

Merchants China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. Hongkong

Merchman Electical Supply Co., Inc. ... Manila

Mercom Mercantile Co. (F.M.S.), Ltd Sem., Neg. Sem.

Mercupost Post Mercury Co., Fed. Inc. ... Shanghai

Mercupost Shanghai Evening Post & Mercury .... Shanghai

Mercupress Sporting World Shanghai

Mercury Century Press, Ltd. Shanghai

Merfah H. Merecki Shanghai

CathayL.Import Shanghai

Merkur

Merritt Frank Merritt& Export Co. Manila

Merzco R. M< rz & Co. Tientsin

Mesritz Brandon Mesritz & Co. Batavia, Sourabaya

Messagerie Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes All Ports

Messalina McAlister & Co., Ltd. Selangor

Messary Bukidnon Cattle & Coffefc Co., Inc. ... Manila

Messman D. H. Benjamin & Sons ... Shanghai

Mestfabrik Mestfabrik Java, N.V. Medan

Metallise Metallisation Co. of China ... Shanghai

Metalcoat Metal Coating Co. of China Shanghai

Methodist Keen School for Girls Tientsin

Methodist Methodist Episcopal Mission Pen., Si., Foo.

Methodist Sleeper-Davis Memorial Hospital Peiping

Methodist Tientsin Hui Wen Academy Tientsin

Methodist Mission Methodist Episcopal Mission South Tientsin, Foochow

Methotel Metropole Hotel ... Shanghai

Metko International Technical Trading Co. Harbin

Metmotors Metcalfes Motors Perak

Metonhong Meton Hong ... Hongkong

Metro Davies, Brooke & Boyd, Ltd. Shanghai

Metro Metropolitan Land Co., Ld. Hongkong, Shanghai

Metro films Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Co., Ltd. All Ports

Metropole Hotel Metropole ... Hanoi

Metropol© Metropole Hotel Hongkong

Metrotheco Metropolitan Theatre Co. ... Manila

Metrotrade Metropolitan Supply Co. Shanghai

Metrotrad Metropolitan Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Metrovick ...j Metropolitan

Co., Ltd

Vickers Electrical Ex.)

.... / ■ Shanghai

Meychina Behn, Meyer (China), Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai .

Meychina Siber Hegner & Co. (Tientsin), Ltd. Tientsin

Meyerink •••• William Meyerink & Co Shanghai

Michaelcar E. J. Carmichael... Shanghai

Micbeltnan L. M. Hausman & Co. Manila

Micpi Manila Ice Cream Plant Manila

Microphone China Electric Co., Ltd. (American) All Ports

Microphone Nippon Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Microphone Standard Telephones. & Cables, Ltd. ... Singapore

Middlebank Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. ... (Kuala Lumpur,

(S’pore, Selangor

Middleton Hugh Middleton & Co. Hankow

Middy Middleton & Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Midwa Chung Wah Co. Hongkong

Midzushima Midzushima & Co. Kobe

Mikado Chiyo & Co. Hongkong

F7‘ CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Plxice

Mikrofon Shanghai Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd. . . Shanghai

Milkmaid Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Hankow

Milkmaid Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Milladvert Far EasternLtd.

Engineering Journal Shanghai

Milladvert Millington,

Willow Pattern Press Shanghai, Hongkong

Milladvert Shanghai

Millard China Weekly Review Shanghai

Millcott Sintah Mill-Furnishing Co. Shanghai

Millers Millers Co Shanghai

Millions F. Ezra & Co. Shanghai

Millrubber Miller Rubber Product Co. ... Singapore

Millsupply Shanghai Mill Supply Co Shanghai

Mina A. Mina Tientsin

Minaret Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Johore

Minarolo Minarolo & Co— Shanghai

Minchile Chilean Consulate Shanghai

Minco Manila Instalment Co. Manila

Minemura Minemura Oil Mill, Ltd. Tsingtao

Mineral Wm. H. Miller & Co., N.Y. Batavia

Minerals Chamber of Mines, F. M. S. Perak, F.M.S.

Minerva National Commercial Co. ... Shanghai

Minghwa Ming Hwa Comm. & Savings Bank, Ltd. Tsingtao,'Shanghai

Minie B. Bertucci Shanghai

Min] oo t Straits Trading Co. Hankow

Minoru tai Kamei Shokai, Ltd. Osaka

Minres Mineral Research, Ltd. Hongkong

Mirabnos Mira Hermanos, Inc. ... Manila

Mirahnos fl_ Tabaqueria

de TabacosdedelaPilipinas

Compania General /I "• Manila

Miselaneus ■ T. M. A. Music House Singapore

Misr Egyptian Trading Co. Shanghai

Missions Methodist Episcopal Mission Shanghai

Missionary . ... London Missionary Society.... Hankow

Mithama Mitsui Bank Yokohama

Mitsui Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. All Ports

Mitsuigink Mitsui Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

Mitsumaru Bagnall & Hilles Kobe

Miyasuye Miyabe & Suyetaka Yokohama

Miye Miye Co., Ltd. Kobe

Miyosihi Miyoshi Yoko Shanghai

Miyoshiglas S. Miyoshi Glass Factory Osaka

Mjbco M. J. B. Co. .... ' Shidzuoka

Mkosi Mitsukoshi, Ltd. Tokyo

Mobiliere Union Mobiliere Shanghai

Mocapihc China Paper Co. (Fed., Inc., U.S.A.) ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Modde Friedrich Modde Peiping

Model ite Mode Elite Hongkong

Moderator Orient Tobacco Manufactory Hongkong

Moderna Farmacia Moderna. Jorge & Co,, Ltd Macao

Moderne Hotel Moderne .... Tientsin, Harbin

Modernhome J “Modern Home” Construction 1

I Supplies, Ltd. .. ... J "" Shanghai

Modfurniture Modern Furniture Store .... Tientsin

Module Hemmings & Berkley Hankow

Module Hemmings & Parkin, Ltd Tientsin

 CABLE ADDRESSES F79

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Moebi W. 0. Moebius Shanghai

Mogra E. R. Mogra & Co. Canton, Hongkong

Mogul M. A. Mogul Singapore

Mogut Ox. Gutbezahl & Co. S’hai, Tientsin

Mohamed G. S. Mohamed ... ... 1 Kobe

Penang

Mohamedali Mohamed Ali Sahib & Co; ...

Mohamedesa Malayan Javanese Arts & Curios Singapore

Mohandas Mohandas & Sons Kobe

Mohawk H .Ernest Morriss Shanghai

Mohideen Mohideen Bros. .. Shanghai

Mohideen P. Mohidesn & Co. Shanghai

Moine Moine Comte # Co., Ltd. ... Singapore, Penang

Molchanoff Molchanoff Hankow

Molgaard British Foreign Bible Society Yunnanfu

Moller Morller & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Mollerline Mollers’, Ltd. Shanghai

MoJJerline /Mollers’ Hongkong, Ship Owners) Hongkong

l & Shipping Agents ... /

Mollerstock John Moller Shanghai

Mollison Mollison & Co. Yokohama

Molukveem Molukveem Veem N. V., Celebes Macasar

Monbaron W. J. Crooks & Co. Hankow

Monchen Dr. H. Mertens ... Shanghai

Monco Montrose

Monday Mail “Monday Mail”... Manila

Mondcurio International Commercial Co., Ltd. Osaka

Mondenach K. Mondenach Shanghai

Monestoy Groupe-Chirie Hongkong

M onita The Shameen Pagoda Hongkong

Monktobac Monk & Co. Shanghai

Monod Les Successeurs de E. C. Monod & Co. Bangkok

Monogram Harvie Cooke & Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Monolivet David & Co. Shanghai

Monotaro H. Yamamoto & Co. Osaka

Monotype Monotype Corpn., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Monroe F. C. Monroe & Co. Shanghai

Monsoon Columbia Casualty Co. of New York ... Shanghai

Montargis M. J. B. Montargis Hongkong

Montepiedad Monte de Pieded & Savings Bank Manila

Montevedere Basto, Dr. R. A. de Castro ... Hongkong

Mooreco L. Moore & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Moorob Automobile Club of China Shanghai

Moorob Beck & Swann ... Shanghai

Moorob Exporters Association of Shanghai... Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Fire Insurance Association Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Metal Merchants’ As’sn. ... Shanghai

Moorob Shanghai Marine Underwriters As’sn. Shanghai

Moosa Moosa & Co: Macao

Mopin /Societe d’Exploitation des Etablisse-1 Saigon

Moreing t ment Brossard Mopin .... f" Perak

Morrison & Co. ... .a.

Morey John Morey & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Morganite Morganite Carbon K. K. ... Osaka

Morgenster Jaffe & Sons, Ltd. Shanghai

Morgenster . . O. Morgenstern ... ... Shanghai

Morikuma Morimura Shoten Yokohama

F80 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable. Ad: Firm Name Place

Moring A. Silverstone & Co. Shanghai

Morning . F. Sassoon Kobe

Morse .. F. 8. Morse Kobe

Morose . A. B. Rosenfeld & Son Shanghai

Moroukian . H. Moroukian Shanghai

Morteric .. Morten & Ericksen, Inc. Manila

Mortgage Peoples Mortgages & Investment Co. Manila

Morymlah .. Morimura Trading Co., Ltd Tokyo

Moscodel .. David, Moss & Co. Shanghai

Mosec Central Motor Co. Manila

Mosec Motor Service Co., Inc. Manila

Moshi Model Dairy Farm Shanghai

Mossgood . Goodrich Co. (S.S.), Ltd. ... Singapore

Mossycamp . Adet Moss & Co. Kobe, Yokohama

Mothicide . M. Lion Co. Shanghai

Motion Motion Smith & Son, Ltd. ... Singapore

Motiwalla . E. J. Motiwalla & Co. Singapore

Motokobato . Nichima Kwai Osaka

Motor . Telefunken East Asiatic Telegraph Co. Shanghai

Motor . Siemens China Co. All Ports

Motor . United Motors Co. Perak

Motorbank China Finance Co rpn. Shanghai

Motorbank Crown Aerated Water Co. Shanghai

Motosales Shanghai Motor Sales Co. ... Shanghai

Mottoes . Economical Trading Co. Hongkong

Mottimport . C. Motte & Co. Singapore

Motyard /South China Motorship

\ & Repairing Works, LtdBuilding J\ Hongkong

Mountain Temiang Renchong Estate .. Selangor

Mountainview .. P. D. Carman Co. Manila

Mourin . A. Mourin & Co., Ltd. Kedah

Moutrie . S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Mowin Mowin Co. Hongkong

Mowleeco Mow Lee <14 Co. .. Shanghai

Moyel . Moyler, Powell & Co. Tientsin, Peiping

Moyroux . Moyroux & Co. Tientsin

Mrltd B. J. Egan Tientsin

Muehlenbau Miag Muehlenbau & Industrie, A. G. .. Shanghai

Mukhi Mukhi Hirarand Tarachand Yokohama

Mukusu Dr. B. Caldwell ... Yokohama

Mulpbico Muller & Phipps, Ltd. All Ports

Multiple MoMullan & Co. (Shanghai), Ltd. Shanghai, Chefoo

Multiple H. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Muneng . Munoz & Co. Manila

Mundara . D. Couper Johnston & Co. .. Bangkok

Municipal Municipal Department Sarawak

Municipal ».« Shanghai Lawn Tennis Association Shanghai

Muraitraco Murai Trading Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Murakami Murakami & Co. ... Sihanghai

Murakamito . Murakami Toyo. Shanghai

Muraship . Murase Shoten Kobe

Musabhoy M. Musabhoy & Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Musen /Nippon Mu*en Denshin Denwa / Tokyo

\ Kaisha, Ltd. .... / Hongkong

Music Anderson Music Co., Ltd. ...

 CABLE ADDRESSES F8l

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Music ... Lyric Music House, Ino. ... Manila

Musicians ... Hongkong Music Co. Hongkong

Mustami Kozhaya Sbpkai Kobe

Myers ... Myers Healing Shokai, Ltd. Tokyo

Myke ... J. R. Michael & Co. Hongkong

Myosa Myers-Healing Sbokai, Ltd. Osaka

Myotomy ... A. Cameron & Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo, Yokohama

Mytco Manila Yellow Taxi Cab Co., Inc. Manila

N&afi ... Navy Army & Air Force Institutes Hongkong

Nabholz . Nabholz & Co. Sh., Yokohama

Nacareco . National Cash Registers & Account- ) Shanghai

ing Machines ... ?'

Nacco Ocean Accident & Guarantee Co. Singapore

Naccokobe ... National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Kobe

Naccokong National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Hongkong

Naccoshang ... National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Shanghai

Nacobankow National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Hankow

JSTacomsav :( National Commercial & Savings ) All Ports

Bank, Ltd. ... ... J

Nacot Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Nacotinsin National Aniline & Chemical Co., U.S.A. Tientsin

Nadrutore National Drug Store Manila

Naeco f Ocean Accident & Guarantee I Singapore

”t I Corporation, Ltd. ... J

Nagata Nagata Bros. Penang

Nagenins National Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Nagoya ... Abeko & Co.,: Ltd. Nagoya

Nagrom ... G.J.W. Morgan Shanghai

Nahiho ... Nam Hing Hong Hongkong

Naigai ... Naigai Wata Kaisha, Ltd. ... Shanghai, Tsingtao

Nainen Mitsubishi In ternalCombustionEngine Co. Kobe

Naiti ... Hindhede & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Naivarom ... A. R. Catto Tokyo

Najam ... Abdulali & Co. Kobe

Nakagawa ... Nakagawa Shoten Singapore

Nakagi Gisuke Nakamura Osaka

Nakaso Shozo Nakamura Tokyo

Nalex International Export Co., Ltd. Tientsin

NaJtra ... The National Traders Shanghai

Namerund National Merchants & Underwriters Hankow

Namral China Office of the Leipzig Fair Shanghai

Namral German State Railway’s Travel Officb Shanghai

Namkeng Bangkok

Nanchintra ...... Nan Bangkok Mfg. Co.House

Sin Optical Singapore

Naniwasoko ... Naniwa Warehouse Co., Ltd. Osaka

Nankinbank Nanking Commercial & Savings Bank ... Hongkong

Nantai ... Leadmen & Co., Ltd. Foochow

Nantao ... Shun Cong Eng. & Shipbldg. Works ... Shanghai

Nanyang Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Napproco ... Maneru & Co. ... Manila

Naraindas ... B. Naraindas Kobe

Narealty ... S. Y. Kao Shanghai

Narodny Moscow Narodny Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

Narsilk Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

 F82 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Narumo . Toyo Shokai . Tokyo

Narus .... M. Lopez & National Stationery Co. , Manila

Nashco ... E. E. Nash & Co. ... Hongkong

Nassau ... Young Men’s Christian Association . Peping

Natatores ... The National Trading Co. . Hongkong

Natcombank ... National Commercial Bank, Ltd. . Tientsin, Shanghai

Natdrudco .... National Drug Company of China . Hongkong

Nated ... National United Co. Hongkong

Nateleco .. National Electric Co. Singapore

Natex ... National Exchange Co., Inc. Manila

Nathenad . .... . Belgian Embassy Tokyo

Nathygiene .... National Hygiene Co. Shanghai

Nathyo ... National Hygiene Co. ... Shanghai

Natico .... North America Trading & Import Co. All Ports

Naticolour .... Etablissements Kuhlmann ... Shanghai

Natio .... International Export Co., Ltd. Hankow

National .... National Trading & Lumber Co. Kobe

National .... National Commercial Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Nationalbank ... Philippine National Bank ».. Manila

Nationalco .... National Shirts Mfg., Co. .... Hongkong

Nationalop ... National Optical Co. Shanghai

Nationtea ... China National Tea Corporation Hongkong

Natmed ... Chinese Medical Association Shanghai

Natmed ... The National Medical Assoc, of China .., Shanghai

Natraco ... National Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Natragco ... National Sanitary Rag Co.... Kobe

Natwirtel ... Chinese National Wireless Tele. Co. Tientsin, Shanghai

Natwirtel ... Marconi’s Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Nautilus ... Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. -i. All Ports

Navigatrad ... Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Navigation ... Borioni & Co. Chungking

Navpur ... U.S. Navy Purchasing & Disbursing Office Shanghai

Nazarally ... N. Tyebally ... Singapore

Nearsilk ... Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

Neary ... J. Neary Yokohama

Necan .... Neco Neon Co. ... ..i Hongkong

Necktradco ... Baroukh Trading Co. Shanghai

Nedam ... Aanneming Mij. Sourabaya

Nedasiatic ... Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co. ... Kobe

Nedergink ... N.Y. Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank Tokyo

Nedloh ... A. R. Holden & Co., Ltd. ... ’ Singapore

Nedyar ... F. Rayden Shanghai

Neerbclem ... C. J. Breen & Co. | Shanghai

Neerbclem ... Shanghai Lumber & Coal Co. Shanghai

Neelinchen ... Lace & Linen Syndicate Shanghai

Neelinchen ... Neeling Chen Shanghai

Negri ... Busy Bee Shanghai

Nehesco ... Neuss Hesslein Corporation Manila

Nehocroc ... Henry H. Cohen, Ltd. Shanghai

Nehocroc Shanghai

Neil ...... James

Shanghai

NeilButton

& Co.& Buckle Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Neill .... Neill & Bell Selangor

Neled ... Edward J. Nell Co/ Manila

Nellgwin ... J. K. Gwinnell Singapore

Nemazee ... M. Nemazee Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES F83

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Nemazpe H.M.H. Nemazee & Co. Shanghai

Nemgial National Employers Mutual General \ Singapore

Insurance Association, Ltd.

Nemirnvsky E. L. Nemivorsky Harbin

Neonlite Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.... Shanghai

Nerbadda .... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp.... j.MacassarSourabaya,

Batavia,

Neshaconst ... New Shanghai Const. Co. ... Shanghai

Nesrednaw C. W. Andersen Shanghai

Nessitnsons ... J. S. Nessim& Co. Kobe

Nestles ... Nestles & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd. Selangor, Canton

Nestle Societe Nestle (France) Saigon

Nestmilk .... Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd All Ports

Nestanglo .... Nestis

[Penang, Batavia,

B'kok, Tokyo

Nestanglo ... Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd. Singapore

Nesty ... James Tsen Co. ... Hankow

Nethenco ... G. H. Slut & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Net tl, fold Guest, Keen &, Nettlefolds, Ltd. Stung* ai, Hongkong

Neveleo ... Maison Regina ... Shanghai

Nevelco ... Neveleo Trading Co. Shanghai

Neveleo ... J. Nevel & Co. ... Shanghai

Neverogvan ... N. V. Nederlandsche Vikoop Organisatic Hongkong

Neville Cornabe Eckford & Winning Harbin

Neville Lloyds Harbin

Neville ... H. J. Neville ... Harbin

Newenco ... New England Co. Hongkong

Newgrand Hotel New Grand Yokohama

News Shantung Daily News Co., Ltd. Tsingtao

News ... Tsingtao La'd & House Agency Tsinytao

Newsawmill ... Sin Seng Cheong Saw-Mill Co. Singapore

Newsroom South China Newspaper, Ltd. Hongkong

Newsroom ... Nam Chung Po, Ltd. Hongkong

Newtoneo the New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Singapore

Newzico ... New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. All Ports

Newzico Overseas A-sura nee C >rpnration, Ltd. Hongkong

Newzieo ScottNh Union & National InsiAance Co. Hongkong

Nibiki Philippine Lumber Exportation Co. Manila

Nichidoku Nichi Doku Shoten Kobe

Nichiei ... Anglo-Japan Cycle ManufacturinoCo.,Ltd. Kobe

Nichiwaw ... Nichiwa Shokai Shanghai

Nichizuico ... Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd. . Japan Ports

Nicol A. Nicol & Co. Tientsin

Nieolas ... G. Nicolas Peiping

Nicolsuper Nichols Super Yarn & Carpets, Inc. Tientsin, Man.

Nicot ... Nicot Products Co. Shanghai

Nielcolm ... Hankow Fire Insurance Association ... Hankow

Nielcolm Nielsen & Malcolm Hanaow, Shanghai

Nieuwsblad "■ \/Nederlandsch-Indischei Drukkers \

en Pitgevers Maatschappij J Batavia

Niewin Nielsen & Winther, Ltd. Hankow

Niagara ... Niagara Mineral Water Co. Hankow

Nigawco ... Eastern Products Exporting Corpn. Kobe

Nihalchand ... Nihalchand Bros. Kobe

Nihodensen ... Nippon Densen Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

F3

F84 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Nihondempo Nippon Dempo News Agency Shanghai

Nihonbaijo Nippon Marine Insurance Co. Shanghai

Nihonkisen Nippon Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. Shanghai

Nihonmenka Nippon Menkua K.K. Tientsin

Nihonsabro Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd. .. Osaka, Tokyo

TvTihonshoko Japan Trading & Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Nikarting China Trading Corporation Shanghai

Nikas Indische Blauwvriesveem ... Batavia

Nikka Nikka Yoko Shanghai

Nikko Japan Steel Products Co. ... Tokyo

Nilrob Robb & Nilsson Kedah, Selangor

Ningsbao Ningpo Shaoshing S. N. Co. Shanghai

Nipah Nipah Distilleries of Malaya, Ltd. Selangor

Nippo beige A. Verleysen & Co. Kobe

Nippon Nippon Bazaar Manila

Nippongakki Nippon Cakki Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha Shidzuoka

Nipponkan Nippon Hotel Penang

Nipponola Columbia Gramophone Go. Tokyo

Nipponola | Nipponophone Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Y’hama

Kawasaki t

Nipponpaint Nippon Paint Co., Ltd. Osaka

Niroshoji Russo-Japanese Trading Co. Tokyo

Nishingco Nee Shing Trading Co. Shan ^hai

Nishiwilso Nishimura & Wilson Yokohama

N isshin Nisshin Oil Mills Dairen

Nissui Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. Hongkong

Nitramat T. A. Martin & Co. Hongkong

Nitrammon Nachf H. Ahrens & Co. Kobe, Tokyo

Nitrofoska D. S. H. Krauch & Co. Tsingtao, S'hai

Nitrofoska Jebsen & Co. Swatow

Nitsuco Nihon Tsusho Co., Ltd .,. Tokyo

Nobumaru Ogawa & Co. Tokyo

Nocidem Medicon, Ltd., S. A. Shanghai

Nodrog Gordon & Gotch, Ltd Tokyo

Noel Noel, Murray & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Noessler Noessler ^Co., Max, G.m.b.H. Shanghai

Nofrenis N. F. Nissim Shanghai

Nogero Wilcox Hayes Co. Kobe

Noinu Union Publishers & Printers Shanghai

Nolasco P. M. N. da Silva Hongkong

Nollavour Behr & Mathew, Ltd. Shanghai, Hankow

Noltehaas “Deli-Atjeh,” N.V. Batavia

Noltehaas Trading Society Delti-Atiek. Penang

Nomanbhoy N. Mohamedally Hongkong

Nonforfeit fThe

I of National

Australia,Mutual

Ltd. Life Assurance)

.. / Hongkong

Nonsueo North Negros Sugar Co. ... Manila

Noordin F. M. Noordin & Co. Singapore

Nop New Oriental Pharmacy .... Tientsin

Norama Automobile Insurance Co Hongkong

Norama Insurance Co. of North America Shanghai, Hongkong

Norama Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Hongkong

Norama R. A. Kreulen, Insurance .... Shanghai

Norama World Auxiliary Insurance Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

 CABLE ADlDRESSES F85

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Norasiatic Norasiatic Coal Transports, Ltd. Shanghai

Norasiatic Norasiatic Steamship Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Norbank Hongkong & Shanghai Bank Harbin

Norbrit Fine Art & General Insurance Oo. ... Shanghai

Norbrib Insurance Office of Austr., Ltd. Singapore

( North British & Mercantile Insce. } S’hai, S’pore

Norbrit | Co., Ltd. .... .... \ ■

Norbrit Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Norcas North China American School Peiping

Norchest North China Estates Tientsin

Norco IXG Ling & Co. Foochow

Nordiske ("Eastern Extension Australasia &\ All Ports

\ China Telegraph Co. ... J '

Nordiske Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd. All Ports

Nordlloyd German Steamship Agencies Manila

Nordlloyd Melchers & Co. (Shinning-N.D.L.) .... All Ports

Nor^lloyd Norddeutsehm' Llovd, Bremen Ti., Man. Hongkong

Nordlloyd Nachf H. Ahrens & Co Tokyo, Y’hama, Kobe

Nordlloyd 0. H. Anz & Co. Dairen

Noreast ... •[ Eastern Extension. Austr. & China ] Tsintsin

TeLtrraph Co., Ltd.

Noreast Gr^at Norihern Telegraph Oo., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Noreg Norwegian Consulate Canton

Normail The North China Daily Mail Tientsin

Noronha Noronha & Co., Ltd. 11 onukong

Norseman Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

Northern Northern FeatherWorks, Ltd. Hongkong

Featherworks .... North China Underwriters.... Tientsin

Norunder

Norwegian Mission The Norwegian Missionary Society Changsha

Norwich Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd. Tokyo

Nosagenji Nosawa & Co. Kobe

Noseeb Beeson & Co. Shanghai

Noskrap Parkson, Ltd. Hongkong

Nosnibor British America Paint Co., Ltd. H mgkong

Nosnibor ... J L. R 'binson & Co. Hongkong

Nosnil Linson & Co. Shanghai

Notwen Esther Newton Kobe

Nourregisterrd... A. C. Monks Manila

Nouveau'es Maison de Nouveautes Shanghai

Novetoys .... Marcus Harris & Lewis Kobe

Nufam ... | Norwich Union

Society, Ltd. Fire Insurance) j S’pore, S’hai, Tokyo

Nufore Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society, Ltd. Singapore

Nunob Nunobiki Shogyo Kabushiki Kaisha .... Kobe

Nurbit The Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd Singapore

Nutria D. H. Delburgo & Co. Tientsin

Nyholm Burmeister & Wain Tokvo

Nyholm S. N. Nyholm ... Tokyo

Nylic New York Life Insurance Co. Tokyo

Nymalex Alexandra, Niemann, Ltd Penarg

Oakenpin Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd. Singapore

Obat Graff on Laboratories, Ltd— Singapore

Obat Medical Hall, Ltd. Sin gap'-re

F3*

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Oblaeklead Okazaki Trading Co. Osaka

Obolaire General Engineering Co. ... Kobe

Obolaire Home Insurance Co. of New York ... Kobe

O’Brien Harvey & O’Brien Manila

Tientsin

Observer Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Agency

Obvert Cohen & Son (Malaya), Ltd. Singapore

Occasion Rudolph, Wolff & Kew, Ltd. Hongkong

Occasional Occasional Store Tientsin

Ocean | Ocean Accident & Guarantee Cor- ) All Ports

[ poration (of London), Ltd. )

Ocotraco Oriental Commercial Trading Co. Tientsin

Ocrojam Solignum, Ltd. Selangor

Ocsmallej Smalley & Co. Singapore

Octagon Erzinger & Co. Chef., Shanghai

Octagon Rayner, Heusser & Co., Ltd. Chef., Shanghai

Odell Odell & Co. Foochow

Odell The Eastern Hotel Foochow

O’Dell Japan Review Yokohama

O’Dell O’Dell’s Service Bureau ... Yokohama

Odeonfilm Odeon Theatre Co. Shangha

Oerseanews Overseas Chinese Daily News, Ltd. Hongkong

Oerseanews WahKiuYatPo Hongkong

Officebureau The Office Cleaning Bureau Hongkong

Ogano Organic Fertilizer Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Ogliastro Louis Ogliastro & Co. Haip., Saigon, Hanoi

Ohm J. H. Richards, D. C. M. ... Shanghai

Ohta Ohta Development Co. Manila

Oilmill Chihli Trading Co. Tientsin

Oj iseishi Oji Paper Mfg. Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Okura Okura & Co. (Trading), Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Olacem Gray Trading Co. Shanghai

Olacem Gray’s Yellow Lantern Shop S’hai, Hongkong

Oldarno N. V. Behn, Meyer & Co. H. Mij. Manila, Cebu

Olga B. Basto Hongkong

Olivans Oliver, Evans & Co. ... Kobe

Olkso Lee Kim Soo, Ltd. Singapore

Oiler A. F. Ollerdessen Shanghai

Oiler Ollerdessen Engineering Works, Fed. Inc. Shanghai

Oiler Union Iron & Foundry Works, Fed. Inc. Shanghai

Olvado N. V. Oliefabrieken Olvado . Sourabaya

Olveh Het Onderling Levensverzekering ) Batavia

Genootschap “De Olveh van 1879” f

Olympia Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Yokohama

Omaralsagoff S. O. Alsagoff .... Singapore

Omnisa (International Trade Corporation \ Kobe

Omomi ( Midsudzumi & Co. ... /

Onapress Carl Crow, Inc. Shanghai

Onfat On Fat & Co Hongkong

Ongchengwi Ong Cheng Wi & Sons Malacca

Onglongco Ong Long & Co., Inc. Manila

Onishi Onishi Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Onlooker On Lok Yuen Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Onnes Administratie Kantoor Kamerlingh Onnes. E. C. Sumatia

Onneybros Yannoulatos Bros.(China) ... Chef., Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Onyico Onn Yin & Co Selangor

Oonseckaang .. Oon Seek Aang Co. ‘ .... Hongkong

Opcasco Oppenheimer Casing Co. Tientsin

Openheimer Oppenheimer Cie., Ltd Kobe

Ophir Ophir Valley Estate, Ltd. ... Tangkah

Oppel Oppel Electric Manufacturing Co., Ltd Shanghai

Optician Chinese Optical Co. Singapore, H’kong-

Opticians M. Ezekiel & Sons Hongkong

Optoesepo Compagnie Optorg Shanghai, Hongkong

Optometrist Eastern Optical Co. Singapore

Optorgpo Compagnie Optorg S’hai, Hongkong

Oracca O’Racca Confectionery Co., Inc. Manila

Oralumco Oriental Alcoa, Ltd. Shanghai

Oraminco Oriental-American Agencies.... Hongkong

Orange Leigh & Orange Hongkong

Oranje Oranje Hotel Singapore

Orbipo Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd. Singapore

Orfur Oriental Fur & Bides Export Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Oriemocar Oriental Motor Car Co. Hongkong

Orienexpor H. Follet’& Cie Shanghai

Orienhotel Oriental Hotel ... Bangkok

Orienovsea Oriental Oversea Trading Shanghai

Orienrugco Oriental Rug Co., Ltd Hongkong

Orient East Asiatic Co., Ltd., The All Ports

Orient Oriental Stores and Agency Perak

Orient Toko Orient Padang

Orient Wassard & Co.... Vladivostoek

Oriental Oriental Hotel, Ltd. Kobe

Oriental Oriental Stores, Ltd. Bangkok

Oriental /Oriental Government Security Life I Selangor

1 Assurance Co., Ltd. /

Oriental Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... Perak

Orientamer Eastern Trading Co., Ltd... Osaka

Orienteak The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Sawmill) .. H’kong, Bangkok

Orientloyd Orient Lloyd, Ltd. Shanghai

Orientrade Oriental Trading Co. Singapore

Orient wine Oriental Wine Import Co. ... Shanghai

Orinsuroff Oriental Insurance Office ... Shanghai

Orion W. Logan & Co. Hongkong

Oritrioo Oriental Commercial Trading Co. ... Tientsin

Orliaso Oriental Life Assurance Society, Inc Manila

Orlowitz Willy Orlowitz .... Hongkong

Ornstein Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co. Kobe

Orprotraco Oriental Products Trading Co. Shanghai

Orpurcy Juan Llorens Hijo Kobe

Orpurcy Oriental Purchasing Co., Ltd. Y’hama, S’hai

Orship Oriental Shipping & General Brokers ... Shanghai

Orwol The Oriental Wool Manufacturers, Ltd. Tientsin

Osabaz Osaka Bazaar Manila

Osakakikai Osaka Kikai Kosakusho, Ltd. Osaka

Osamachida Osaka Shosen Kaisha Tsingtao

Osawa D. Osawa Co. ... Tientsin

Oscoy The Oriental Shoe Co. Hongkong

Oseabank Overseas National Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Osecomco Overseas Commercial Co Hongkong

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Osmuareto Oriental Saw Mill Manila

Ostermann China Import Trading Co Tientsin

Ostrich H. B. Walker .. Cebu

Osuco Oriental Supply Co. Hongkong

Otraco Orersea Trading Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Ottery Deacons Hongkong

Ottolinke Otto Linke .... , Tsinglao

Otukapiano Otuta Piano Shokai Yokohama

Ouchterony Ouchferlony & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Oud Oud Pzu & Co. ... Batavia

Ousko M. H. A. Ouskouli Shanghai

Outdoor Outdoor Sports Equip. Co. Hongkong

Outfit Ma kintosh’s, Ltd. Hongkong

Outremer Kaigai Tsusho K. K. Tokyo, Osaka

Outremer Oversea Trading Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Ovambo Adolf Petersen. .... ' ... Tientsin

Over Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Overdale Arthur Woods... Shanghai

Overdale Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Oversea Oversea Trading Co. Yokohama

f Oversea Chinese Banking Corpora- ) {S’hai, Sel., Amoy,

Oversea Pen., Joh., H’kong,

\ tion, Ltd. ... .... > S’pore, Mala ca,

Negri Sembilan

Overseanews Overseas Chinese Daily News H ingkong

Overtrade© Oversea Trading Co. Tokyo, Hongkong

Over world Overworld Shipping & Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Oving H. E. Oving jr.... Sourabaya

Ovus iSoriete Anonyine pour ITnduslrie 1 Hankow

des Ouefs. ... ... |

Owston F. Owston & Co., Ltd Yokohama, Kobe

Oxbac Oxi ire Battery Corporation Hon .'k ing

Oxy^ene Far East Oxygen & Acetylene & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Oxygene Te koku Sanso X. K. Kobe

Oyerae Oye Rae Trading Co. Kobe

Oyerae Rte’s Tea Set Fartory Kobe

Oxoburn Ozu Bnrn & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Paaco Park=on A Co H ngkong

Pabco Pacific Banking Corporation Shanghai

Pacco Taiheiyo Boyeki Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd Tientsin

Paeor Philippine Advertising Oorpn. Manda

Pachatuac Macmillan Co. of New York Shanghai

Pacific Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corpn. Singapore

Pacific 1N.V. Internationale Crediet-en 1 Batavia

\ Handclsvereeniging ... / Peiping

Pacific Pacific Storage & Packing Corporation...

Pacific Pacific Tin Consolidated Corporation ... Selang >r

Pacificsal Pacific Sales Corp'ration ... Shanghai

Pacifique Commercial Pacific Cable Co. Shanghai

Paciueao Uyeno Trading Co. . .. >»* Tokyo

Paco Pacific Alkali Co. Tientsin

Pacomeco Pacific Commercial Co Manila, Iloilo

Pacor Philippine Advertising Corporation Manila

Padang Emerald Rubber & Coconut Co., Ltd. Kedah

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Paget H. E. G. Paget ... Yokohama

Pagoda Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn Rangoon

Pagodashai Zung Chang Consolidated

Ziang Jade Co.... Shanghai

Pahang

Pahangcon The Pahang Co., Ltd

Paint Cheng Hua Paint Mfg. Co. Shanghai

Painter Alfred K. Hoyer Peiping

Painter D. A. Painter Peiping

Paints wire Orient Paint, Colour & Yarnish Co. ... Hongkong

Paintupaco Upson Paint Co., Inc Shanghai

Pak Tim Yours Truly Tobacco Co. ... Hongkong

Pakanbaroe H. C. Bluntschli (General Agent) Medan

Pakaso Hongkong Art Frame Manufacturing Co. Hongkong

Paketvaart Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij ... All Ports

Palace Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. Shanghai

Palace Palace Hotel .... H’kong, S’hai

Palatinado Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Singapore

Palatost Palace Tobacco Store Shanghai

Palazar Palace Bazaar Manila

Palestloyd American Lloyd Travel Service Hongkong

Palestloyd American Lloyd Agency, Ltd. .... Singapore

Pamadavis P. M. Davis Qo. Manila

Pamccurt Palm Court Private Hotel Hongkong

Palmo Bernam Oil Palms, Ltd. Utan Melintang,

F.M.S., Bangkok

Pal moil F. Mangskau .... Singapore

Palmolive Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co, Manila

Panamanian

AmericanConsulate Yokohama,

Panaconsul

Panair Pan Airways Co. Hongkong Hongkong

Pan ay telco Panay Telephone & Telegraph Co., Inc. Iloilo

Panjoomall T. P. Panjoomall Kobe

Pauol Pan-Pacific Oil Co. Singapore

Panpacifco Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd. ... Kobe

Panroche Nippon Roche K. K. Tokyo

Paofoong China Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Paolai Pao Lai Trading Co. Shanghai

Paoushun Paou Shun Kung Sze Hankow

Paper ight Khai Mun & Co. Singapore

Papertrade J. P. Heilbronn Co., Inc. ... Manila

Papindus Spicers (Export), Ltd. Shanghai

Papistry Pioneer Silk Store Hongkong

Papistry Shewaran & Co. Hongkong

Papp A. E. Pappadopoulo Kobe

Papshuster Cosmos Paper Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. ... Shanghai

Papshuster E. Schuster Shanghai

Papyrus Oriental Press .... Shanghai

Para Penang Rubber Exchange ... Penang

Paraclete A. A. Lopes Hongkong-

Paradise The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd. ... All Ports

Paradissis Paradissis Freres & Cie Chefoo

Parak The Paramount Chemical Works, Ltd. Hongkong

Paramount Paramount Film of China, Inc. HongkongShanghai

Tientsin,

Paramount Paramount Film Service, Ltd. Singapore

Parchment Johannes & Sammy Singapore

Parekh K. P. Parekh & Co. Hongkong

Parico The Paris Co Hongkong

,.F90 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Pariser Ludwig Pariser ... Harbin

Parkhotl Park Hotel .... Shanghai

Parkvale Park & Francis, Ltd. ... Selangor

Parlaton Parlatone ... Manila

Parmana ParmanandHispano

BrothersFilipino, Inc. ... Penang

Parob i The Nouveaux Co. ... Singapore

Paroque Bigold, Bergmann & Co,, Ltd. ... Singapore

Parsonage Parsonage Co. .... ... Kobe

Parsons Parsons Hardware Cb., Inc. ... Manila

Parubsing Singapore Agency .... .... Singapore

Pasco Philippine Auto Supply Co. Mai ha

Pascotrad Pasco Trading Co., Inc. Shanghai

Pasenet P. A. Senet ... Shanguai

Pasquier J. P. Pasquier ... ' Shanghai

Pastrano Pastranco Uncbuan & Co. ... Cebu

Pasumil Pampanga Sugar Mills Manila

Patbeins Pat. A. Being Singapore

Patco Philippine Aerial Taxi Co: ... Manila

Par ell C. M. Karanjia & Co. ... Canton

Patellario Patell & Co. .... ... Hongkong

Paterson Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd. Malaya

Pathe Pavilion, Ltd ... Shanghai

Pathodgins Pathodgins, Ltd. Shanghai

PathoL >gj- J. B. Patell .... ... Hongkong

Patraco Pacific Trading Co., Inc. ... ... Hongk *ng

Pattara Z. Pattara Singapore

Patten Patten, Mackenzie & Oc>. ... IC.be

Paturel C. Paturel Shanghai

Paul Stephens Paul fi Co. ... Singapore

Paulyoung Mackav Radio & Telegraph Co. .... Tientsin

hauiyoung Paul Young & Co. Tientsin

Pavement Manila Rock AsphaltCo. ... ... Manila

Pavri K. S. Pavri ... Canton

Pajneco Payne & Co. Hongkong

Peaceful Peak Hotel ... Hongkong

Peaneo Pritchard & Co., Ltd. ... Penang, Pt-rak

Pearce Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co. ... Hankow

Pearce Pearce & Co ... Tokyo, Kobe

Pearce Pearce & Garriock Hankow

Pebanco Peoples Bank k Trust Co. ... Manila

Pecker I. Pecker ... Tientsin

Pecofilms Gaiety Theatre ... ... Tientsin

Pecoi Manila City Directory ... Manila

Pecoi Philippine Edu ation Co., Inc. ... Manila

Peet John Peet & Co. ... Batavia

Peifong North China Steamship Co. ... Tientsin

Pekinotel Grand Hotel de Pekin ... Peiping

Pelaco Hamburg-Thai Co. ... Bangkok

Pelstrusof M. V. Pelstrusof ... Harbin

Penhas Rahamin Penhas Singapore

Penhote Peninsula Hotel ... Hongkong

Pening Peiping-Liaoning Railway Tientsin

Penink Sulbina & Co. ... Singapore

Peninsular Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd. ... Perak

Peninsular P. & O. S.N. Co. All Ports

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Peninsular Peninsular Lights Co Selangor

Pennell E. W. Pennell & Co. Tientsin

Penn leaf Pemberton & Penn, Inc. ... Shanghai

Penorbanca P. & O. Banking Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Pentland John D. Hutchison & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pentreath Pentreath & Co. Hongkong

Peoplebank B. P. Nicholas & Sons Selangor

Peppermint Kobayashi Keisuke Kobe

Perak Paramount Chemical Works Hongkong

Peroon Peruvian Consulate Kobe

Perez Perez, Corp & Co. Yokohama, Kobe

Perfumery Blau, Robert (Malaya) Singapore

Perosbaw Peroshaw & Co. Shanghai

Pernot Pernot & Co. Chefoo

Perpetuity N. Mody & Co. Hongkong

Pervasion Bornemann & Co. Canton

Pesalmist S. J. David

Pesam Paul E. Sammann & Co., Fed. Inc. "... Osaka,S’ghai, H’kong

Pesee P.B. Shroff Shanghai

Pesee Yasunia & Co. Shanghai

Peshuratan Peshuratan & Co. Kobe

Peterchong Peter Chong & Co. Singapore

Petodjo New Singapore Ice Works, Ltd. Smgapore

Petreux De N. Y. de Bataafsche Semarang

Petroatic Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd.... ... ! Penang Labuan,

S’pore,

Petroleum Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China Penang

Petronel Peters & Co. H. K. Shanghai

Petrosam The Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd. All Ports

Petrosilex Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. China), Ltd.... All Ports

Petwalo Phili] pine Button Corpn. ... Manila

Peugeotcar Asiatic Traders Hongkong

Pexco Export Petroleum Co, of California, Ltd. Hongkong

Pfeiffer Otto Pfeiffer Agentschappen Batavia

Pharma Bayer Meister Lucius Y.G.K. Tokyo, Kobe

Pharmacy Amoy Pharmacy, Ltd. Amoy

Pharmadrog Pharmacie Generale Shanghai

Pharmanila Dr. G. Schwab Manila

Pharmanila Sterling Products International, Inc. ... Manila

Pharmanila Winthrop Chemical Co., Inc., N.Y. Manila

Pharmorey Commercial Advertising Co, Shanghai

Pheasant Malayan Flour Milling Co. Singapore

Pheasant Tong Lam & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Philacet Philippine Acetylene Co. Manila

Phil aroma Philippine Aromatic Cigarette Manu-1 Manila

facturing Co., Inc. ...

Philauto Philippine Automotive Corpn. Manila

Phildenply National Dental Supply, Inc. Manila

Phildesco Philippine Desicated Coconut Corporation Zamboanga

Philencorp Philippine Engineering Corporation ... Manila

Philfishco Philippine Fish Co. Manila

Philippidi Ph. M. Philippidis Chungking

Philmaco Philippine Manufacturing Co. Manila

Philnabank Philippine National Bank Manila

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Cable Ad \ Firm Name Place

Philreco Philippine Refining Co., Inc. Manila

Philtrust Philippine Trust Co. M anila

Phinkeechau Chop Chung Thye Phin Perak

Phiproduct Philippine General Products, Inc Manila

Phirozi R. H. Ragi & Co. Shanghai

Phoenix Phoenix Aerated Water Co., Ltd. Singapore

Phofire London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Phofire Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Phonola Phonola Music House Shanghai

Phosphates SocieteNouvelle des Phosphates du Tonkin Haiphong

Photo Burr Photo Co. Shanghai

Photoleeco H. Lee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Photostore Wah Heng & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Physiology The National Medical Journal of China Peiping

Piairtaxco Philippine Aerial Taxi Co. Manila

Pianoco Tokyo Piano Shokai Yokohama

Pianola Tsang Fook Piano Co. Hongkong

Pianomaker Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Pic Philippine International Corpn. Manila

Picketrope Johnson Pickett Rope Co. ... Manila

Pickett Pickett Harness Co Manila

Picking Picking Import & Export Co. Shanghai

Picking Picking Lampen Nachfolger Shanghai

Pienchutang Catholic Mission Tsinan

Pigeon D. E. J. Abraham Shanghai

Piggeries Q, B. Piggeries, Ltd. Honghong

Pila Les Successeurs d’OIysse Pila & Co. Y’hama, Shanghai

Pila Pila & Co. Shanghai

Pilatus

Pilot Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Captain C. H. Wood Swatow

Pilot George H. Whymark & W. M. Carst ... Kobe

Pilot Pilots’ Association Shanghai

Pilots Manila Pilots Assoc. Manila

Pilots Penang Pilot Association ... Penang

Pilots Singapore Pilot Association Singapore

Pilots Taku Pilot Co. ... Taku

Pilotus Siber, Hegner & Co. Shanghai

Pincheong Pincheong Co. ... Singapore

Pinnacle Pinnacle Products Co. ... Shanghai

Pinsin Peking Trading Co. Peiping

Pinto Pinto’s Finance Bank Shanghai

Pirelli Pirelli (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Pisalnite Pisal Panite Trading Co. Bangkok

Pitcairn Pitcairn, Syme Sl Co., Ltd.... Batavia, Sourabaya

Pitchfork Pittendrigh, Wilson & Co. Hongkong

Pitrine Trinidad, Fio., Inc. Manila

Pitunitrad Universal Trade Co. Singapore

Plaisant Netherlands Consulate Seoul

Plage Dr. Jimusho Plage Tokyo

Planco Heath Fibre Co. Manila

Plan table North Borneo Trading Co. ... Sarawak

Platform Patel & Co. Shanghai

Platform M. Pestonjee & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Platinum S. S. Perry Hongkong

Plaza Hotel Plaza Zamboanga, S’hai

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Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Plazanotel Plaza Hotel Manila

Pliotex . Pliotex, Ltd. Singapore

Plumsupcom Plumbing Supply Co. Shanghai

Pneumatic Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd. All Poits

Pneumiclin . M. Michelin & Co. Singapore

Pocha M. S. Pocha & Co. Shanghai

Pohda ' Taichong Import & Export Co. Tientsin

Pohoomull Pohoomull Bros. (India) All Ports

Pohsib H. N. Bishop & Co. Shanghai

Poinneyret Poinsard & Veyret Saigon

Poinsetta . V. R. Vick & Co., Ltd. S’pore, Penang

Polas Oriental Fur

Polas Polish Asiatic Commercial Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Polconsul Polish Consulate .... Osaka, Harbin

Poldi Poldi Steel Works Osaka, Shanghai

Poldisteel Poldi 'Steel Works Tokyo, Osaka

Shanghai

Polim Polish Import & Export Co., Ltd.

Pollard Thomas H. Pollard Bangkok

Pol mission Polish Legation .. Tokyo. Shanghai

Polo Wm. Powell, Ltd. Hongkong

Polonia Polish-Chinese Trading Corpn. Shanghai

Polpred . U. S. S. R. Embassy Tokyo

Pomanlau . Po Man Lau Macao

Ponco Kiu Cheng Pongee Co. Shanghai

Poon Po On Marine & Fire Ins. & Qodown Co. Hongkong

Popular Farmacia Popular & Co. Macao

Popular H. Nolasco & Co. Macao

Popwater . Watson’s Mineral Water Co., Inc. Shanghai

Portail . Albert Portail Saigon

Portend Henry Hunter Bayne & Co. Manila

Porto . United Export Co. Tientsin

Posancoy Po Sang & Co. ... Hongkong

Postalbank Postal Remittances

Postgen Directorate General of Posts & Tels Malaya

Postgen Directorate General of Posts ... ! Nanking,

Peiping

Shanghai,

Postgen Directorate General of Posts Yunnanfu

Postmaster Post Office Ichang

Postos Post Office All Ports

Postral Directorate General of Posts Peiping

Postscript South China Morning Post, Ltd. Hongkong

Postsupdep

Potati n Supply Department ... .... Shanghai

Shanghai

B« njamin & Potts

Potomac Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Penang

Potrebitel Centrosojus (England), Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Pottery Chee Hsin Pottery Tientsin

Pottery National Pottery Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Potts Swift & Co. Shanghai

Potun The International Trading Co. Hongkong

Powell Powell & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Power T. Yasuda & Co. Kobe

Powercold Hankow Light & Power Co. Hankow

Powercraft China Powercraft Corporation Hongkong

Powerful Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Powerhouse Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd. Sandakan, H’kong

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Powerlite American, Electric Co., Inc. Manila

Powhattan Shanghai,

British-American Tabacco Co. (China), Ltd. 'C’ton, Hongkong

I Tsinan,T’tsin,Tsingtao,

F’ehow, C’sha,

Powhattan .. Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. -J Shanghai,i H’kow,Wuhu,Swatow,

Hongkong,

l Peiping, Kiukiang

Powhatton Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd. Harbin

Pownall rlnternationale Crediet-en Handels) Bangkok

\ Vereeniging ... J ”

Powson Pow Kee & Son Shanghai

Prager ... M. Prager, Ltd. ... Singapore

Prang Besar .. Prang Besar Rubber Estate, Ltd. Selangor

Pratt .. W. H. Pratt, Ltd. Negri Sembilan

Pravlenie Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Peiping

Precious .. D. Chellaram ... Shanghai

Premmark .. TJtoomal & Assudamal Co. Hongkong

Preemniki .. A. W. KassianofF& Co., Ltd. Harbin

Premier .. Premier Commercial Co. ... Kobe

Premier Press . .. Penang Premier Press. Penang

Presbyterian American Presbyterian Mission Tsingtao, Chefoo

Presgrave . Presgrave & Matthews Perak, Penang

Preslines . American President Lines, Ltd. H’kong, Kobe, S’apore

Press Directory & Chronicle of the Far East... Hongkong

Press .. Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd. Hongkong

Press Peking cfc Tientsin Times ... Tientsin

Press .. Tientsin Press, Ltd. Tientsin

Prevalade Schmitzler & Co. Semarang

Previsora La Previsora Filipina Manila

Priam Penang Rubber Estates Co., Ltd. ... Nibong Tabal

Pricelace One Price Lace Co. Shanghai

Princely Royal Insurance Co. Tokyo

Prinsuppli China Printing Supply Co. Shanghai

Printers C. Limson & Co— Penang

Printemps Grands Magasins du Printemps Shanghai

Printer The Shameen Printing Press, Ltd. Canton

Priuterie Ye Olde Printerie, Ltd. Hongkong

Prismatic Norbury, Natzio & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Pristine .. Yue Shing Printing Office Hongkong

Proclivity South China Produce Co. ... Hongkong

Procteraw Procter and Gamble Trading Co. Cebu

Procurmis Procure la Maison de Sienhsien Tientsin

Procurmis JHautes Etudes Industrielles et \

' \ Commerciales ) Tientsin

Prodrome . British Commercial Counsellor Shanghai

Prodrome British Legation Tokyo, Bangkok

Product Produce Export Cb., Ltd. ... Harbin

Products United Products Shanghai

Productsco China Products Export Co. Canton, Hongkong

Produtrade N. Y. Maintz Productenhandel Batavia

Profanum . Rennie Lowick & Co, Singapore

Professo Hansons Shanghai

Profit .. Insular Plumbing Co. Manila

Profit Watson & Watson Manila

Progessus Edward M. Poons Co. Kobe

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Progressus General Export Trading Co. Kobe

Progress Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Progress China Manufacturers Chefoo

Proleabelt Belting & Leather Products Assoc., Inc. Shanghai

Prometumi ( Comptoir de Produits Metallur- » Tokyo

( giques, Tubulaires & Miniers j

Promotion T. N. Parsram & Bros. Kobe

Properties B. P. Nicholas & Sons Selangor

Propeller Institution of Engineers & Shipbuilders Hongkong

Prosper W. Henry Trading Co. Shanghai

Prosperity Hock Hin Bros. Penang

Prosperous Hoi Yeung Shipping Co. Hongkong

Prosplant United States Rubber Plantations Selangor

Pro timber Timber & Produce Co. Singapore

Protection Clouth

Protection Hekking and Clouth Shanghai

Protector Protectorate

Provident China Provident Loan & Mortgage Co„ Ltd , Jesselton

Hongkong

Provincial The Kwangtung Provincial Bank

Prudasco The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.... Hongkong,

Singapore

Canton

Prudence Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Peiping

Prudential Nozawaya Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Prudential Prudential Underwriters ... Tientsin

Prueba La Prueba Tobacco Co. ... Manila

Psalmist S. J. David & Co. S’hai, Hongkong

Pschmitzco P. Schmitz & Co. Tokyo

Publicity China Publicity Co. Shanghai

Publicity Peninsular Publicity Service Selangor

Publico Associated Advertisers Shanghai

Publishing Kelly & Walsh, Ltd. Hongkong

Puertasol La Puerto Del Sol Manila

Pukchin Oriental Consolidated Mining Co. Unsan (Seoul)

Pulun M. Marderfeld ... Shanghai

Purcorient Oriental Purchasing Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Puredrugs Eagle Drug Co. . Shanghai

Purima Kotak & Co. Osaka

Purity Purity Drinking Water Co. Hongkong

Pushing O. Thoresen & Co. Shanghai

Pyloo The China Engineering Co. Tientsin

Pyramide East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Confidential) .. Bangkok

Pyrotechny Palmer & Turner Hongkong, Shanghai

Quality South China Mfg. & Exp. Co. Hongkong

Qualprod Quality Product Co. Hongkong

Quants Waters & Watson .... ■ Singapore

Quartermaster ... U. S. Army Transport Service Nagasaki

Queensfoto Queens Photographic Service Hongkong

Quiasonco Quiason & Co .... Manila

Quickpill William R. Warner & Cto., Inc. Shanghai

Quotation Russ & Co. Hongkong

Rabben W. Rabben & Co. Tientsin

Racers British Bicycle Co. Hongkong

Racine Racine & Cie. ... ... China Ports

Racing The Perak Turf Club Perak

F96 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Racing Selangor Turf Club Selangor

Racing Shanghai Race Club Shanghai

Racing Straits Racing Association Singapore

Racing Tientsin Country Club Tientsin

Racing Tientsin Race Club Tientsin

Radba Town Dispensary Neg. Sembilan

Radiochina Gallop & Co., Fed. Inc. Shanghai

Radiocorp R. C. A. Communications, Inc. , Manila, Tokyo,

( Shanghai

Radiocorp Radio Corp. of America Shanghai, Tokyo

Rodiogram Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Radiosusser Radio Supply & Service Co. Manila

Radiotraf R. 0. A. of The Philippines Manila

Radium Radium Institute Shanghai

Radserco Radio Service Co., Ltd. Singapore

Rafeck Bafeek & Co. Canton

Raffles Raffles Hotel, Ltd. Singapore

Rahim bros M. M. Abdul Rahim & Co Singapore

Rahtjens Red Hand Composition Co. j Kobe. Shanghai.

[ Hongkong

Railcar Fraser & Co., Ltd., Donald Shanghai

Rail ton H. E. Railton & Co., Ltd. Chefoo

Railway Chao Chow-Swatow Railway Co., Ltd. Swatow

Railways Federated Malay States Railways ... F.M.S.

Railways Kowloon-Canton Railway (British Section) Hongkong

Rakusen Oculists’Institute Co. Shanghai

Rakus^n Rakusen China Co. Shanghai

Rakusen liakusen’s Eggsell Co. Shanghai

Rallim Millar & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Ram K N. Dharamall & Co. Kobe

Ramadan U. Rumjahn & Co. Hongkong

Bamago Miudanao Lumber Co. Manila

Ramkisen Jaigopal Ramkisen Bros. ... Kobe

Ramon roces Women’s Home Journal , Hankow

Manila

Ramsay H. E. Ramsay .... .... .... Swatow

Ram>ey Carr Ramsey & Co., Ltd. ...

Ranald Ranald George McDonald ... Shanghai

Rangelei T. Rangel Shanghai

Raoji Raoji Bros. Osaka

Rapak ( Engineering Equipment & Supply\ Manila

\ Co., Inc. ... ... J

Raphael R. Sassoon & Co. Singapore

Rapidco Hoyt & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Rapidco Yangtze Rapid S. S. Co. ... Shanghai

Rasco Radio & Auto Supply Co. ... Shanghai

Rafeac Houghton & Co. Singapore

Riseic Houghton Promotions Singapore

Raskin J. Raskin Shanghai

Rasmussen Estor Estate Rantau

Raspe Raspe & Co. ... Kobe

Rathkamp Rathkamp

Osaka,Tokyo,Mukden

Ratsam Rud. Ratjen

Rattan Chuen Woo Hong Hongkong

Rattanware Kowloon Rattan Ware Co. Hongkong

Rattray Drs. Rattray & Sloper Singopare

 CABLE ADiDBESSES F97

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Raubaust ... Raub Austr. Gold Mining Co., Ltd. Pahang

Rauzy ( Societe Commerciale Francaise de I Haiphong, Saigon

( I’lndochine )

Raven Raven & Basto ... Hongkong

Raventrust ... Raven Trust Co. Shanghai

Rawmac ... Rawson, McNeice & Co. Shanghai

Rawmateria Far Eastern Export Co. Hongkong

Rawsilkey ... Nippon Kiito Kaisha Yokohama

Rayeller ... Raymond & Heller Tientsin

Rayin ... W. Raymond & Co. Hongkong

Rayj os ... R. M. Joseph ... Shanghai

Raymond ... Czechoslovakian Consul Shanghai, Tokyo

Raymond ... Raymond Antonin Tokyo

Razon ... Razon Trading Co. Shanghai

Realtrust Hongkong Realty & Trust C)o., Ltd. .. Hongkong

Realinvest ... Realty Investment Co. Shanghai

Realty ... China Realty Co., Inc. Shanghai

Realty ... Tientsin Realty Co. Tientsin

Recess ... Ehlers & Co. Newchwaug

Recomax Steiner Import Co. Shanghai

Record ... Eisler, Reeves & Murphy Shanghai

Recreio ... Club de Recreio Hongkong

Rectitude ... Tester & Abraham Hongkong

Redbois ... Fung Tang Hongkong

Redeco ... Raymond Dreyfus Peiping

Redfearn Redfearn’s Horse Repository Singapore

Redskin ... J. Reid & Co. Singapore

Reedfa A. F. Deer . Shanghai

Reekupapie .... Paper Co. (Van Reekum, Ltd.) Shanghai

Reels ... Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Refardt ... Home Insce. Co. of New York Kobe

Referendis ... Denis Freres d’indocbine ... Saigon, Hanoi, Hai.

Refinedoil .... Kian Guan Hin Oil Mill Co. Singapore

Refresco ... Refrigerator Service Co. ... Shanghai

Regina ... Regina Trading Co, Ltd Singapore

Register ... Lloyd’s Register of Shipping fY hama, Kobe S’ha

\Shim., T’tao., Dairen

Register ... C. B. Nelson & Co. Manila

Regnault ... N. Y. P. A. Regnault Verf. Sourabaya

Regnille ... Ellinger & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Regnis Singer Sewing Machine Co Kobe, Osaka, S’hai

Rehmatally ... Hasanali Jivadhai Singapore

Rehmatally ... Straits Settlements Flour Mills Singapore

Rehtael Shanghai Leather Co., Fed. Inc. Shanghai

Reico ... Asiatic Commercial Corporation Manila

Reid ... Batang Padang Estate Tapah

Reidsan ... S. Reid Kobe

Reif ... B. Reif, Ltd. Osaka

Reiffrich ... Pension Reiff Kobe

Reiber Fr. Reiber Shanghai

Reiberco

Reineke ... Fr. Reiber Shanghai

... Ardte’ma ’sm N.V. Handels Sourabaya

Reinforced ... Gallinagh & Co. Singapore

Reis /Batu Kawan Rubber

“\\ Plantations, Ltd. & Coconut

... / V1 Province Wellesley

 F98 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Reiss Reiss & Co. Padang

Canton

Reiss Reiss, Bradley &

Century InsuranceCo., Ltd.

Co. Tientsin

Reliance Netherlands Lloyd, Ltd. of N. Y. Tientsin

Reliance Hongkong

Reliance P. M. Pinguet & Co.

Reliance R. A. Kreulen ... Shanghai

Reliance Shanghai Insurance Office... Tientsin, Shanghai

Relitradco Reliance Trading Co. Shanghai

Rellim Manufacturers’ Sales Agency Tientsin

Rellim Thos. N. Miller ... Tientsin

Relmold Reliance Motors, Ltd. Hongkong

Relyat fChina Provident Loan & Mortgage! Hongkong

t Co., Ltd. / -

Reraco Rubber Estates of Malaya, Ltd. Johore

Remedies Reraedios Bros. Sourabaya

Remington Remington Rand, Inc. All Ports

Remnants Shinyo Boeki Shokai Kobe

Renard r Societe Beige de Chemins de Per en \ Shanghai

[ Chine .... .... j"

Renate C. Kelling, Inc. ... Manila

Rengo The Shimbun Rengo Tientsin

Ren lo wick Rennie, Lowick & Co. Singapore

Rennie Rennie, Lowick & Co. Singapore

Rennolds Wm. H. Rennolds Co. Manila

Renstar S. D. Ren & Co. S’hai, Hongkong

Rentcharge Loke Yung Cheong Hongkong

Repairing Hartzenbush Motors Shanghai

Repairtype Straits Typewriters Agency Singapore

Repooc Cooper, Clay & Kirby, Ltd. Shanghai, Kobe

Repooc Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Reprah Harper & Co. Ralph Tientsin

Repulse Repulse Bay Hotel Hongkong

Resarf Canadian Transport Co., Ltd. Kobe

Resinspect Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd. .... Shanghai

Resources The Peking Syndicate, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Retortax H. Y. Hawley ... Shanghai

Reliance Hongkong

Retcomy

Retsam Johnson, Trading

Stokes &Co.Master .... Hongkong

Retsam Platt, White-Cooper & Co. .... Shanghai

Reutbrock Reuter, Brockelmann & Co. ... Shanghai, Tsingtao,

Tientsin

Reuter Reuters, Ltd. ... All Ports

Reutgen Reuter, Broeckelmann & Co. v.„ Tsingtao

Reutsinga Reuters, Ltd. Singapore

Revel Parapluie-Revel S. A. Hongkong

Revelation Revelation Mirror Advertising Co. Hongkong

Reviewing Cldna Weekly Review Shanghai

Revilo Fenwick, Oliver, Ltd. Selangor

Revival R. Schmid Tokyo

Rex Rex Hotel Singapore

Reyem Koloniale Tabak Import Mij Sourabaya

Reyrolle Metafiltration Co., Ltd Shanghai

Reyub Canadian Pacific S.S. (Purchasing Dept.) Hongkong

Rialto Moxon & Taylor ... Hongkong

Rialto The Rialto Co., Ltd. ... .... Kobe

Singapore

Ribbed Green

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Ribeiro Lithographers, Ltd. Singapore

Rice Export & Import Co., Ltd Saigon

Rich Red Iron Cross Hospital Tientsin

Richly J. H. Richards D. C. M. ... Shanghai

Rickmers Rickmers Linie .... .... .... Shanghai

Richardsons A. J. Richardson & Co. Shanghai

Rieserando The Rieser Co., Inc. Chefoo

Rijoji Japanese Consulate Newchwang

Rikkoman G.H, Isaac Antaki & Co.... Kobe

Rimerid Rizeries Meridionales Saigon

Riochee A. C. Henning

Rincthee fComptoir Russo-Beige de Commerce | Peiping

\ & d’Industrie /

Rinchee Wm. Forbes & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Ringer Holme, Ringer & Co. Nagasaki

Rintai Rintai Stores Co. Mukden

Riokasoko Rioka Soko Kabushik Kaisha Shanghai

Riovale China Auction Rooms Hongkong

Riovale E. V. M. R. de Sousa Hongkong

Rita Santa Rita & Co. Shanghai

Ritchie Ritchie & Bisset ... Singapore

Ritchstone Ritchie & Co. Shanghai

Riviera Hotel Kiviera Macao

River liood Oscar Ribeiro & Co. Hongkong

Rivulet Brook & Co. Shanghai

Rivulet Economic Transpt. & Lighter Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Rixturick Ricketts, Turner & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Riyalina Manila Filatelica Manila

Riyoji Japanese Consulate All Ports

Rizalina Manila Filateleca Manila

Rizorien Rizeries d’Extreme Orient ... Saigon

Rkoex RKO—Radio Pictures of China, Inc Shanghai, Hongkong

Robco Robinson & Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur

Robdollar .. Robert Dollar Co. Shanghai

Robinson Robinson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Robin aaz Robert Maaz Import Co. Shanghai

Robvic Victoria Printing Press Hongkong

Rocecia Roces & Cp., Inc., M anila

Rocha J. M. da Rocha & Co. Hongkong

Roche Rubber Estates of Krian, Ltd. Kedah

Rockfound The Rockefeller Foundation..., Peiping

Rocklin B. Rocklin & Co. ... Tientsin

Rockwell Iwai & Co., Ltd. ... Osaka

Roclub Rotary Club Shanghai

Roda American Foreign Insurance Association Hongkong

Roda J. M. Rocha & Co. Hongkong

Roderick J. W. Ferner Manila

Roditi Oriental Purchasing Co. Kobe

Rodrigues F. Rodrigues M acao

Rodyk Rodyk & Davidson Singapore

Roechling Roechling Steel Works Osaka

Rofan Fan, Robert Shanghai

Rogers Rogers & Son Malacca

Rohdeanus Rohde & Co. Shanghai

Robin i Rohini Florists ... Selangor

FlOO CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Rohrman N. V. Agentuur en Commissiehadel Sourabaya

Rolfech C, H. Rolfe Hongkong

Rolfotto Glmur, Inc., Otto ... ... Manila

Iiolyat International Sporting Club, Inc. ... Shanghai

Romal R. E. Roe & Co .... o.. Singapore

Romford Bom bay-Bur mah Trading Corpn., Ltd.... Bangkok

Rondon L. Rondon & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Roneo Roneo, Ltd. Singapore, Selangor

Eongpin “El 82” Manila

Roos Anton Roos Medan

Roosteamco Roosevelt Steamship Agency., Inc. Manila

Ropework Hongkong Hongkong

Rosaryhill

Rosary hill Dominican Rope

HouseMfg. Co., Ltd....

of Studies Hongkong

Hongkong

St. Albert’s Convent .... ...v

Rosco Rosenstock & Oo. Maanla

Roscoe Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. Manila

Rosoot China Underwriters, Ltd. Sourabaya

Roscot Ross Taylor Co„ Ltd. Singapore

Rose Peacock Necktie Mfg. Co. ... Shanghai

Rosebrand B. S. Mohideen & Co. Singapore

Rosebrand Mohideen & Co. Singipore

Rosedowns Rose, Downs & Thompson (Far East), Ltd. Shanghai

Rosemac Rose, Macphail & Penman, Ltd. Singapore

Rosenstock Commonwealth Sales Co., Inc. Manila

Rosenstock C. W. Rosenstock .... Manila

Rosenstock Rosenstock Business Directory of China Shanghai

Rosmarin Reiss & Co. Java, Batavia

Rossam Logan, Ross & Samuel Penang

Rossi Roese, Oebrueder Swatow

Rossiagen Reinsurance Co. Rossia of Copenhagen Shanghai

Rostamian R. S. Kermani & Co. Shanghai

Manila

Rotacude The Educational Distributor

Rotary club Rotary Club Hongkong

Ro stain i an R. S. Kermani & Co. Shanghai

Rothacbuch Oscar Rothacker Osaka

Rothwagco B. Roth & Co. Shanghai

Rotunda Alex. R)ss & Co. (China), Ltd. Shanghai, H’kong

Roubinco M. L. Roubin & Co. Shanghai

Rowar R. O. Warrington Manila

Rowconeng Mt. Banshaw Shredded Coconut Co. Manila

Rowe O. S. Benbow Rowe Shanghai

Rowing Shanghai Rowing Club Shanghai

Roxas Central Azucarera Don Pedro Manila

Roxas Roxas y Compania Manila

Roxburgh Tientsin Football Association Tientsin

Roxorad Roxor Advertising Co. Hongkong

Royal Royal Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Royalhotel Royal Hotel, Ltd. Bangkok

Royalox Nakamura & Co. Osaka

Royevrus Scurr, & Co. Shanghai

Roza C. A. da Roza Hongkong

Ruadeng Thailand Steam Packet Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Ruafai East Asiatic Co., Ltd, Ban gkok

Rub mt F. W. Kubant Tsinan

Rubber Fung Keong Rubber Manufactory, Ltd, Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES FlOl

Cable Ad: ( Firm Name Place

Rubber I \ Waterhouse Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Rubberbank Societe Des Plantations Saigon

Rubber bank Socfin & Co. Selangor

Rubberunie Nederlandsche Rubber TJnie, N. Y. Batavia

Rubexport United States Rubber Export Co., Ltd. .. (S'hti, Manila,

(. Eongkong

Rubplant United States Rubber Plantation, Inc. Penang

Rubsneg Gensburger & Co. Shanghai

Ruby H. Ruttonjee & Son Hongkoug

Rubyoli K M, Oli Mohamed Singapore

Rubyrutton Ruttonjee & Son Shanghai

Rudolphus Rudolph & Co., Charles Y’hama, Shanghai

Rudjo Rudolf

Ruegg Brady & Ruegg Yokohama

Rugbymotor Federated Motors, Ltd. Singapore

Rumps Oriental Commercial Co. ... Hongkong

Runuymede Runnymede Hotel, Ltd. Penang

Rupert Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha ... Kobe

Russell G. C. F. Russell & Co. Tsingtao

Rust J. W. Rust Manila

Ruthe A. E. Ruthe & Co. Dairen

Ruthe Pacific Rim Corporation Dairen

Sabater Sabater & Co. Yokohama, Manila

Sabbath Seventh Day Baptist Mission Shanghai

Sabroeco Sabroe Co. of Japan, Ltd. ... Osaka

Sachse R. Sachse Hankow

Saclalumoo Santa Clara Lumber Co., Inc. Manila

Sacredo . Sacred Heart English College Hongkong

Saery . P. J. Saery - Siryk & Co. Hongkong

Safeguard, Glathe & Witt Shanghai

Safeguard Hackmack & Co. .... Peiping

Safe milk Hongkong Dairy Supply Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sagacity Manchurian Co., Ltd. f Harbin, Mukden,

\ Dairen

Sagawa Sagawa & Co Kobe

Sagues F. Sagues Busquets Kyoto

Saibodubas Saiboo Marican & Co. Singapore

Sai fee; tore Saifee Store Hongkong

Saigon bank Banque de Saigon Saigon

Sailor Boon Seng & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Saitosey Saito & Co. Tokyo

Sakigake Yamanaka & Co. Osaka

Sakimitsu Nosaki & Co. ... ... Yokohama

Salamander The Chartered Bank of India, \ Shanghai

Australia & China .... J

Salamat Naina Mohamed & Sons ... Singapore

Salehouse Sale & Co., Ltd. Seoul, Tokyo, Osaka

Salehouse Texas Co. Tokyo

Salescomp China Sales

Saleswan Sale, Swan & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Salt Chinese Government Salt Revenue All Ports

Salt Chinese Government Salt Administration All Ports

Salt W. H. Salt & Co. Malacca

Saltbank Yien Yieh Commercial Bank Hongkong

F102 CABLE ADDRESSES

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Salti El Porvenor Manila

Salvage Teikoku Salvage Kaieha, Ltd. Kobe

Salvation The Salvation Army f Peiping, Tientsin,

(Shanghai

Salvia Botica de Sta Cruz Manila

Samac Securities, Ltd. Hongkong

Samarangsche .. Samarangsche Zee & Brand ... Macassar

Samarangsche J Samarangsche Zee-en & Brand Assur. \

Assurantic .. ■\ Maat. .... ... All Places in D.E.I.

Sambot /The Chartered Bank of India,') Negri Sembilan

\ Australia & China ... j

Sambros Samson Hermanos y Cia, Inc. Manila

Samic Salacot Mining Co. Manila

Samiguel San Miguel Brewery Manila

Samlblauke Peking Embroidery House Kowloon, H.K.

Samurai Kakuiraki & Co. Kobe

Samusco Peking Theatre ... Shanghai

Samwapexco Sam Hwa Export Qo. ... Shanghai

Samyco Samuel K. Szeto & Co, Hongkong

San Indo-China Trading Co. Hongkong

Sanchome Krupp (Fried.) Aktiengeselschaft ... Tokyo

Sancrit Swatow Lace Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sandakan Sandakan Hotel Sandakan

Sand avid Forbes Munn & Co., Ltd. ... Manila, Cebu, Iloilo

Sandbach Barlow & Co. Singapore

Sanderdo Sander, Wieler & Co. Canton, Harbin

Sandilands Sandilands, Buttery & Co. ... Singapore, Penang

Sanfer Farmacia San Fernando .... .... Manila

Sanifurco Sanitary Fur Co. Peiping

Saniservis Hongkong & Canton Sanitary Service ... H’kong, Canton

Sanitas Sanitas Mineral Water Co. Shanghai

Sanitarium Shanghai Sanitarium and Hospital Shanghai

Sanitarily The Steam Laundry Co. Hongkong

Sanitasc Sanitas Vertriebs Co. Tokyo

Sanmasu Summers Boyeki Kaisha Kabushiki ... Kobe

Sanoco Universal Drug Store Manila

Sanpeh San Peh S. Is. Co., Ltd. ... All Ports

Sansco Heng Sui Drawn Work Co. ... Swatow

Sansco San Shing Co. ... Swatow

Sanshin San Shin Shokai Manila

Sansteam Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Inc. ... Dairen

Santa SangTai Hongkong

Santa Dairy . Santa Mesa Dairy Farm ... Manila

Santakuro Kusakabe & Sons, Ltd. Tokyo

Santi Santiago & Co. ... Manila

Santradco Sansing Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sanwabank Sanwa Bank, Ltd. Osaka

Saorstat The Irish Free State Government Office Peiping

Saoukee Saou Kee Shanghai

Sapbier Doulton & Co. Shanghai

Sapiens Wise & Co., Inc. Manila, Iloilo

Sapphire Isack & Co. Hongkong

Sarastudio - .. . C. M. Lee & Co. Singapore

Sarastudio Singapore Photo Co. Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES F103

Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sardomene Kenneth F. H. Kruger Yokohama

Sari . Indo-China Trading Co, Hongkong

Saroilco Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd. Sarawak

Sasaki . T. Sasaki & Co. Shanghai

Sassigram E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd. . Shanghai

Sassoon J, S, Nessim & Co. Kobe

Sassoons David Sassoon & Co., Ltd. H’kong, S’bai, Han.

Satake T. Satake & Co. Singapore

Satinsiad . Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Sato . Y. Sato & Co. Kobe

Sator A. Sator Shanghai

Satotraco Sato Trading Co. Kobe

Satrap Scherings, Ltd. Shanghai

Satru . Shangtung Trading Union, Ltd. Chefoo

Saultradco Saul Trading Co. Tsinan

Saunders J. H. Saunders & Co. Perak

: J Transports Maritimes & Fluviaux |

Sauvage F. \ de ITndochine Anciennement I'”' Haiphong

Sauvayre J. Sauvayre Shanghai

Savings /Underwriters Bank for the Far \ Shanghai, Hongkong

Savon t Erasmic

East, Inc.

Co. .... / "" Singapore

Savont Joseph Crosfield & Sons .. ... Singapore

Savoy Savoy Hotel Shanghai, Tienisin

Sawcase Tientsin Sawmill & Case Manufacturing Co. Tientsin

Sawmill Sham Mow Timber Saw Mill Co. , Ltd. Hongkong

Sayers M. Sayers Singapore

Saynikunse . Shanghai Portland Cement Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Saysay Saydah & Saydah, Shanghai

Sazaro Sam Lazaro & Bros. Shanghai

Scarlosoo San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd. Manila

Scarteen . A. A. Alves Hongkong

Scervesteo

Schefts Sincere Insce. & Investment Co., Ltd. Singapore

Shefts Bros. Tientsin

Scheut Belgian Missions of Scheut Shanghai

Scheut Scheut Mission Tientsin

Schiffner Schiffner & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Schloten H. Schloten Shanghai

Schlieper Schlieper Handel Mij. Care. Sourabaya

Schmidarm Schmid & Jeandel Macassar

Schmidt Schmidt Shoten Tokyo, Harbin

Sebmidtco Schmidt & Co. ;.. ... All Ports

Schmitzco I*. Schmitz & Co. Osaka

Schnitzler Schnitzler & Sons Manila

Schoenegg A. Kern & Co. Yokohama

Scholar Pui Ying School, H. K. Branch ... Hongkong

MiddlePress

Scholaris The University Shanghai

Schofield Schofield Co. Kobe

Schramm Schramm & Co. Yokohama

Schubert . Finnish Consulate .... .... Canton

Schuhl , Schuhl & Lurton Shanghai

Schulteco Schulte & Co. Batavia

Scienter F. Zimmern & Co. .... Shanghai, Hongkong

Scientific Scientific Service Oo. ... Shanghai, H’kong

Fl04 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Scola Straits Mercantile Agency ... Singapore

Score South China Oil Refining & Enterprise Co . Hongkong

Scothar .. Scott, Harding & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Scotiaoil ... Scotia Lubricating Oil Co. Singapore

Scottunat Scottish Union and National Insce. Co.... Shanghai

Scoutcraft .... Boy Scouts Association Hongkong

Scrutiny ... Mortimer Reid & Slee Shanghai

Scrutiny ... Thomson & Co. All Ports

Scwan Chinese Export Co. Chefoo

Season S. E. Shahmoon & Co. Shanghai

Seasonco ... Season Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Seaview ... Sea View Hotel, Ltd. Singapore

Seawater ... Eastern Indian Trading Co. Bangkok

Seaworthy ... Borrows & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Seaworthy ... Eisler, Reeves, Murphy & Lyle, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Seaworthy /British Corporation Register of ) Shanghai

\ Shipping k Aircraft ....

Sebald ... De Becker k Sebald Kobe

Sebrof ... Messageries Maritimes Tientsin

Sebrof Wm. Forbes & Co. Tientsin

Secretary Colonial Secretary’s Office ... Hongkong

Secretary ... R. T. Evans Tientsin

Secretary ... Rocky Point Association ... Tientsin!

Secretary Tientsin Building and Loan Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Secretary ... Tientsin Trust Co., Inc. ... Tientsin

Section Atkinson & Dallas, Ltd. Shanghai

f British-American (China) Tobacco 1

Securities 1 Securities Co., Ltd. ... / "" Shanghai

Security ... R. S. Davis Tientsin

Security ... Tientsin. Salvage Auctioneers Tientsin

Seebengong ... Fonghin k Co Singapore

Seemin Seemin & Lyon ... Hongkong

Seine ... L. R. Aguinaldo Manila

Seiryu Seiryu Bank Tientsin, Dairen

Seishi ... Fuji Paper Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Seiwa ... Seiwa Shokwai ... Dairen

Seker ... Swedish Chinese Export & Import Co. Tientsin

Sekralc ... Clarkes Agency ... Shan- hai

Sekwa Keys & Sons Shanghai

Selborne ... Selborne Plantation Co., Ltd. Padang

Selco ... S. E. Levy k Co. Hongkong

S el feather ... Sing Hing & Co. Hongkong

Sellers ... Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Selles Selles Hermanos Kobe

Seloford Ilford, Limited ... Shanghai, H’kong

Semay ... L. H. Smith & Co. Chefoo

Seminole Brit.-American Tobacco Co. (Straits), Ltd.. Singapore

Setnshal ... Seymour Sheldon Co. Kobe

Senda ... Senda & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Sengcheong ... Seng Cheong & Co. Kedah

Sen glee Seng Lee k Co. Penang

Sengu Kimura Sengutten Kobe

Senmed Medical & Health Department Pahang

Sennet ... M. Levy Tientsin

Sennet Sennet Freres ... Hongkong, S’hai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F105

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Senpakubu Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Kobe

Separator Shanghai Milk Supply Co., Ltd. Shanghai

SerebreunikofiE . Serebrenuikoff <& Co. Tientsin

Serene Singapore General Stores ... Singapore

Serenity Thamawalla & Co. Kobe

Sergautoex General Motors Singapore

Servexco Service Express Co. Shanghai

Service G. H. Kiat & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Servizio f Commercial Express & Storage, Fed. \ Shanghai

\ Inc., U.S.A .... J "•

Seumall . Seumall Bros. Kobe

Sesco . Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ltd. Sarawak

Seso stria . Louis Dreyfus & Co. Harbin

Setzbutton Settsu Button Works Kobe

Sevans . Ross, Lawrence, Selph & Carrascoso Manila

Seven . A. M. Neves Manila

Severance . Severance Union Medical College Seoul

Severance /Severance Wholesale Medical / Seoul

' t Supply Co., Ltd. ... J"

Sewan . Chinese Export Co. Chefoo

Sexbis . Exporters Sales Corporation... Manila

Seyam Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Seybourne . W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Seyeran Reyes & Reyes .... Manila

Shacombank . Shanghai Com. & Savings Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Shaelsup Shanghai Electrical Supply Co. Shanghai

Shaelto Etlin & Co. B. ... Singapore

Shaemack United States Shoe Co. Manila

Shahayuen . T. C. Yueh & Co. Shanghai

Shainin I. Shainin & Co. Shanghai

Shaipress Shanghai Press, Ltd. Shanghai

Shaitrad . Shanghai Trading Co. Singapore

Shaitrust .. Shanghai Trust Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sbali . Lay, Ltd. Tientsin

Shalman Shalom Bros. & Co. Kobe

Shalom co Shalom & Co. Shanghai

Shamdaa Lisbon Bazar Macao

Shamdasan . Indo-European Export (China) Hongkong

Shamshad .. Oriental Import & Export Co. Kobe

Shanautoex General Motors (China), Ltd. Shanghai

Shanexoo Shanghai Express Co. Shanghai

Shangboh Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Shanghai Times Shanghai Times Shanghai

Shangusda .. United States Dept, of Agriculture Shanghai

Shangtaiye Shang Tai Yee & Co. 'Tientsin

Shankar Premsing & Sons Yokohama

Shantelco Shanghai Telephone Co. ... Shanghai

Shantobaco Shantung Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Shantra Shantung Traders Co., Ltd. Chefoo

Shapowerco Sharghai Power Co. Shanghai

Sharenat M. J. Nathan ... Shanghai

Sharma .. S. M. Sharma ... Selangor

Shasteanav .. Shanghai Steam Navigation Co. Shanghai

Shauter .. Shauter & Co. ... Swatow

Shaw Geo. L. Shaw ... Antung, Foochow

F106 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Shaw Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... Bangkok

Shawbros Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Shawlising Chao Tai Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sheardel Shearn, Delamore & Co .... Selangor

Sheatung Shea Tung Co. ... ... Tientsin

Shefts Shefts Bros., Inc. ... ... Tientsin

Shellcraft Shell-Craft

Shelley Thompson Shelley, Thompson & Demuth ... Singapore

Shibakawa Shibakawa & Co. ... .•■ Osaka

Shihbros Shih Bros .... .... Swatow

Shimaglass iShimada Glass Factory ... ... Osaka

Shinfoon J.D. Chang & Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Shingminco Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd Tientsin

Shinyei Shinyei & Co., Ltd. ... ... Yokohama

Shinyugumi Shinyugumi & Co. ... ... Kobe

Shipboard U.S. Shipping Board ... ... Manila

Shipbrandt Brandt & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Shipbroker Anglo-Danish Shipping Co.. .... Shanghai

Shipestmin Hoon Seek Trading Co .... Singapore

Shipmac International Harvester Co. ... Manila

Shipmac MacLeod & Co .... .... Manila

Shipnews Shipping Review ... .... Shanghai

Shippers China Produce Shippers .... Hongkong

Shipping

Shipping Sime,

StraitsDarby

Steamship LtdLtd. ... ....... Malacca

Singapore

Ships Bl> 0 f XaaiilierS

{ Certifi c ate^ ^ EllgitieerS

’ } Singapore

Ships Government Marine Surveyor’s Dept. ... Hongkong

Ships Surveyor General of Ships’ Department Singapore, Penang

Shipsupply Berbotn & Thowsen ... .... Shanghai

Shiraimatu Shiraimatsu & Co. ... ... Osaka

Shoemack Paper Box Factory .. . .... Manila

Shoemack United States Shoe Co. ... ... Manila

Shoemaker Shoemaker Art Looms .... .... Peiping

Shogyokaigisho... Japan' Chamber of Commerce ... Tientsin

Shokin The Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd All Ports

Shokugin The Chosen Industrial Bank .... .... Seoul

Shomukan Japanese Commercial Counselldr .... Shanghai

Shonson Young & Co. ... .... Tientsin

Shooklin Shook Lin & Bok .... Selangor

Shorthand Shorthand Correspondence School .... Singapore

Shosho Shosho Yoko ... .... Tientsin

Shoryubank Shoryu Bank, Ltd. ... ... Tientsin

Showagomu Showa Rubber Co., Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Showamenka Showa Cotton Co., Ltd. ... ... Osaka

Shrewdly W. S. Sherley & Co. .... Hongkong

Shriro Shriro Brothers (China), Ltd. ... Shanghai

Shule Schuhl, Davis & Lurton ... Shanghai

Shunchang Shun Chang Co. ... ... ... Chefoo

Shunkee Shun Kee & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Shunlever Wing Sang Hong ... ... Hongkong

Shunlung S. Shimizu ... ... ... Tientsin

Shuthai Thailand Consulate ... ... Sineapore

Siakrubber Siak Rubber Estates, Ltd. ... Pakam Baroe

Siamaisie Soc. Anon. Francaise Siam et Malaise ... Perak

 CABLE ADDRESSES F107

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Siambank The Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd. Bangkok

Siamgrimm B. Grimm & Co. Bangkok

Sianghwe f\ Singapore

Commerce Chinese Chamber of Singapore

Siangpau Nanyany Siang Pan Singapore

Siangpau Nanyany Press, Ltd. Singepore

Siangpau Sin Kuo Min Jit Poh Singapore

Siantarsum f Nederlandisch-Indisch Land-Syndi-\ E. C. Sumatra

{ cate ... ... ,1

Sibajak Sardang Cultuur Maatschappij Perbaoengan

Sibegner Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd. All Ports

Siber Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd. ... fYo., Ko., To., Osaka,

\ Tientsin

Sibinandco S. I. Bin & Co. ... ... Singapore

Sidco Shanghai Industrial Co. ... ... Shanghai

Sid line B. S. Sidline & Co. Kobe

Sieboldcom Phoenix Chemical Co. Tsingtao

Siegco Siegfried & Co. ... Shidzuoka

Siemens Siemens & Halske A.G. Batavia

Siemens Siemens, Schuckert Denki K. K. Os ika, Tokyo

Siemssen Siemesen & Co. ... ... All Ports

Signode W. Butter Sintrapore

Signs Signs of the Times Publishing House .... Shanghai

Sikh Sikh Store Shanghai

Sikow North China Wool Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Silberman Silberman Co. Shanghai

Silicify China Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Silkfield Jarmain, Davis & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Silkworn L. Wegelin Shanghai

Silligva I. V. Gillis Peiping

Siltonco Goodrich International Rubber Co. ... Manila

Silvanetto Silva-Netto & Co. Hongkong

Silva B. P. de Silva, Ltd. Singapore, Penang

Silvercup Nam King Flashlight Factory Hongkong

Silverhall W. A. de Havilland Tokyo

Sim A. C. Sim & Co. Kobe

Simifc Crostield & Sons, Ltd. Singapore

Simit Huttenbachs, Ltd. Selangor, Penang

Simit Johnson & Phillips, Ltd. ... Malaya

Simit Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd. |(Singapore, Penang,

Malacca, Perak, Negri

(Sembilan, Selangor

Simkah Sim Kah & Co. Selangor

Simoda B. S. Simoda & Co. Singapore

Simpangapotbeek Simpangische Apotheek, Ltd. Sourabaya

Simplex Mansson Shokai Kabushiki Kaisba Osaka, Tokyo

Simplex Simplex Gypsum Products, Ltd. Hongkong

Siuiplexco Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd. ... Singapore

Simplon Gyselman & Steup Sourabaya

Simpson Simpson’s Agencies Harbin

Simtrading Simplex Trading Co. Manila

Sinai Meyer Bros. Singapore

Sinalive Sincere Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sinaryan Sino-Aryan Trading Co. Shanghai

Sinbinandco S. I. Bin & Co. ... Singapore

F108 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sincere Sincere Insurance

Sincere Sincere Dispensary, Ltd. ... Singapore

Sincere The Sincere Co., Ltd. .. .. (Shanghai,

I Hongkong,Canton,

Macao

Sinchew Anglo-Chinese Dispensary, Ltd. ... Singapore

Sindacato The Pekin Syndicate, Ltd. ... .. Peiping, Shanghai

Sindon P. H. Sin

Sing Church Mission Society Hospital ... Pakhoi

Singbe Dee C. Chuan & Co., Inc. ... Manila

Singcuan Sing & Cuan Hardware Co. ... ... Manila

Singer Singer Sewing Machine Co. ... ... All Ports

Singindus Singapore Industries, Ltd. ... ... Singapore

Singkep Singkep Tin Exploitatie Maatschappij ... Singapore

Singleeco Sing Lee Co. ... ... ... Shanghai

Singlet King Sun Knitting Factory... ... Hongkong

Singleton Singleton-Benda Shosha ... Yokohama

Singminco Shingming Trading Co. (China), Ltd. Harbin

Singshen Sing & Shen ... ... ... Shanghai

Singthoh Swatow Agency ... ... Swatow

Sinhuabank Sin Hua Trust & Savings Bank, Ltd. ... Tientsin

Sininvest Sincere Insurance & Investment Co. Ltd, Hongkong

Sinit Italian Bank for China ... ... Tientsin, Shanghai

Sinkuomin The kin Kuo Min Press ... ... Singaporets n an

Sinobe Banque Beige pour 1’Etranger S. A. ... j i »H kow,

Sinobrit Sino-British Engineering Corporation, Ltd, Hongkong

rtu—Shanghai

Sinochemica Sino-Chemica

Sinocialco China Commercial Corporation Shanghai

Sinoclub Chinese Club Hongkong

Sinococpon China Coal Corporation Shanghai

Sinocongou China Tea Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Sinoconsul Chinese Consulate (Singapore, Penang,

(Manila, Medan

Sinocritic China Critic Publishing Co.... Shanghai

Sinogerman Sino-Gerraan Telegram Co.... Peiping

Sinolegate Chinese Consulate Kobe '

Sinolym Hsin Hsin Theatres Go. Tientsin

Sinomedica . The National Medical Journal of China . Shanghai

Sinopines Sino Philippine Trading Co. Hongkong

Sinoseas Sino-Seas Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sinsenmoh Sin Sen Mob & Co. Singapore

Sinospan Sino Spanish Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Sinshoyoko . Shinsho Yoko ... Shanghai

Sinta Hsintah Trading Co. Chefoo

Sintraco Singapore Trading Co. Singapore

Sintung Reliance Motors (Fed. Inc., U.S.A.) Shanghai

Sinwaco Sin Hwa Trading Co. Hongkong

Sionpo Chinese Commercial News Co., Inc. Manila

Sipef /Societe International de Plantation | (Selangor, Perak,

t et de Finance... ... /’ (Medan

Sirin R. F. Shroff & Co. Shanghai

Sirtori The National Motors Co. ... Tientsin

Sit Societe Indochinoise de Transport Saigon

Sita Windsor & Co. Bangkok

 CABLE ADDRESSES F109

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sitinsind Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd. Bangkok

Skan Kagan & Co. Harbin

Skefko SKF Industries of Japan .... Tokyo

Skinner l)rs. Skinner and Appleton Hankow

Skiotis Skiotis Bros. & Co. Peiping, Tientsin

Skoblin S. F. Skoblin Co. Harbin

Skodaworks Skodaworks, Ltd. All Ports

Skoff G-uyling & Skolf Tientsin

Skokingink Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd. Singapore

Skorsten Dawalu Chemical Industries Shanghai

Skorsten Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie Shanghai, Hankow

Sky am Dominion Rubber Co., Ltd. Selangor

Sladang Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Singapore

/Compagnie Internationaldes Wagons'!

Sleeping I & des Grands Express ... / " Harbin

Sleeping International Wagons-Lits Co. Shanghai

Sleeping Wagons-Lits, Cook Harbin

Sleimsb Hastings & Co. .. Hongkong

Slevogt Slevogt & Co. Shanghai

Slingcom H. Hong Sling ... Hongkong

Slipway Singapore Slipway&Engineering Co.,Ltd. Singapore

Slot G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd. Penang

Slowe Slowe & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sluytersco Java Sea and Fire Insurance Co., Ltd... All Ports

Sluytersco Singapore

Batavia Sea & Fire Ins. Co., Ltd. ... Batavia

Smalhout Herm. E Smalhout & Co. ...

Smallwood H. Smallwood & Co. Peiping

Smchang Ohenmin Trading Go. Tientsin

Smelter Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd. Penang

Smelter Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd. /Pen.. Sel., Perak,

/Bangkok

Smidtos Anderson, Clayton & Co. ... Shanghai

Smithnavco Smith Navigation Co. Manila

Smithpushing Brash & Smith... Perak

Smo Societe Indochinoise des Transports Saigon

Smrco South Manchuria Railway Co. Dairen

Suave

Snave J. J. Evans ifc Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Shanghai

Snavebe Joseph J. Evans Singapore

E. B. Evans & Co.

Snow M. L. Snow & Co. Tsingtao

Sobbe H. Sobbe Hankow

Sobrothers So Brothers Shanghai

Soohitraco South China Trading Co., Ltd. F oochow

Socinco Soc. Indo-cliinoise de Commerce, Ltd. ... j Saigon

Semarang,

Soeita Soc. Commissionaria di Esp. e di Imp. \E. C. Sumatra

Socom Societe Commercial AsiaBque Canton

Socotrine Hongkong Daily Press, Ltd.... ... London

Sogimmex Societe Generale ludochiuoise Saigon

Sohamos Scbopf Brothers Singapore

Soko Mitsubishi Warehouse Co., Ltd. Kobe

Solar Solar Electrical & Mfg. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Solea Southern Leaf Tobacco Co.... Shanghai

Soliruss C. A. Suth.'iton Russ Hongkong

Soloie . E. J. Muller Shanghai

Fno CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Solomon S. Solomon & Co. Penang

Solomos Boulangerie et Patissierie Francaise ... Peiping

Solrupco ,Solar Rubber Processes, Ltd. Singapore

Solway W. & C. Dunlop, Ltd. Shanghai

Solway Stewart, Thomson & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sonola Sonola Music House Shanghai

Soontheam Soon Theam & Co. Penang

Soonthye Chop Soon Thye Kelantan

Soonlee Bagan Serai Co., Ltd. Perak

Soothsayer Chartered Bank of Ind., Austr. & China... Sourabaya

Sopher Theodore Sopher & Co. Shanghai

Sorbreltub Butler Brothers ... Hongkong

Sorox Laguna Sugar Corpn. Manila

Sorox A. Soriano Y. Cia. Manila

Sotal H. S. Rathour & Co. Hongkong

Sotodel North American Trading & Imp., Co.... Manila

Soubritish South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Yokohama

Souchiknit South China Knitting Factory Hongkong

Souchilea SouthChinaLeatherGoodsMfg. Co. Hongkong

Southcoal South China Coal & Briquetting Co.. Hongkong

South ntra South China Trading Co. ... Hongkong

Sovconsul Union of Soviet Socialist Republics All Ports

Sovflot Soviet Commercial Fleet Agency Hakodate

Sovkonsul Consulate-General of the U. S. S. R. Seoul

Sowawarecb ' Sowa & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Soya A. Ennenberg ... Kobe

Soya Anglo-Chinese Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. Harbin, Dairen, Vlad.

Soychee Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd. .. Hongkong, Shanghai

Soychong Soy Chong Shanghai

Spalinger U. Spalinger & Co., s.a. Hongkong, Canton

Sparkless General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. Hongkong

Sparks D. B. Sparks Shanghai

Spearmint Wrigley & Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Manila

Speciality Speciality & Novelty Co. ... Singapore

Spectacle Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China Saigon

Spectacles John Duke Singapore

Speedy New Engineering & Shipbuiding Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Spenav Brown Jones & Co. Hongkong

Spenkelson Spence Kellogg & Sons Manila

Spenrobin Spence, Robinson & Partners Shanghai

Spermin Sine Laboratory Co., Ltd, ... Shanghai

Spero John D. Hutchison & Co. .. Hongkong, Canton

Sphinx Gande Price & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai, Hongkong

Sphinx Sphinx Trading Co. H’kong, S’hai, Kobe

Spicers Spicers (Export), Ltd. Singapore

Spiridis Oriental Coffee Co. Tientsin

Spizidis Oriental Coffee Co. Tientsin

Spizzica G. Spizzica & Co. Shanghai

Spool The Mien Wah Thread Co., Ltd. All Ports

Sport International Recreation Club Tsingtao

Sportclub Macao Greyhound Racing Club Macao

Sporting H’kong Sportg. Arms & Ammun. Store Hongkong

Sportsclub Royal Bangkok Sports Club Bangkok

Sportsclub The Sports Club Hongkong

Sportsman The Malayan Sports Depot Singapore

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fill

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Spotradio Spot Radio, Ltd. ... Singapore

Springbok Down Boeki Sbokai, Ltd. ... Kobe

Sprinkler Nippon Grinnell Sprinkler K. K. Kobe

Sprinzfurs Wolf-Sprinz Fur Corpn. ... Shanghai

Squib Squires, Bingbam Co. Shanghai, Manila

Sreekanna Kannabiran & Co. Singapore

Sregor Rogers & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Sretlaw S. K. Walters & Co. Manila

Sriraach Sriracba & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Stacowork Standard Chemical Works, Ltd. Hongkong

Sitadelman Stadelman & Co. Yokohama

Sfcalphonix Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. K. Osaka, Tokyo

Stalphonix Schoeller-Bleckmann Steel Works, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Staindadrug Standard Drug Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Standard Standard Life Assurance Co. Shanghai

Standard Standard Trading Co. Tientsin

Standardco Standard Carpet & Export Co. Tientsin

Standpoint Christian Science Society ... Tientsin

Standrew /Selangor United Rubber Estates, \ Batang Berjuntai

/ Ltd. (St. Andrew Estate)

Standvac Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. All Ports

Stanelco East Indies Trading Co. Singapore

Stanelco Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd. Singapore

Stanford K. K. Lane, Crawford &; Oo. Kobe

Stani S. Taniura Shoten Kobe

Stanley Stanley Motor Service Tientsin

Stanmasup Standard Machinery Supply Co. Shanghai

Stanproco Standard Products Co., Fed. Inc, Shanghai

Stanprony Standard Products Co., Fed., U.S.A. ... Hongkong

Stanton W. T. Stanton Hongkong

Stantraco Standard Trading Co. Kobe

Star North China Star Tientsin

Starco C. V. Starr & Co., Fed. Inc., fl. S- A Shanghai

Staricks Star Ricksha Co. Shanghai, Hankow

Stark Stark & McNeill Penang

Starnews Sin Chew Jit Poh, Ltd. Singapore

Starwear Star Underwear Co, Hongkong

Statebank State Bank of North Borneo Sandakan

Statetrust Estate & Trust Agencies ... Singapore

Staterail Thai State Railways Bangkok

Staterails Royal State Railways of Siam Bangkok

Statesbank National City Bank of New York Ho., Man.,Ceb.,Har.

Statesline States Steamship Co. All Ports

Statetrust Estate & Trust Agencies (1927), Ltd. Malacca, Singapore

Stateworks Public Works Department... Kedah, Perak,

Trengganu

Statistics Department of Statistics f Singapore, Penang,

I Malacca

Statistics Statistical Department Shanghai

Stationers American Bookshop Shanghai

Stationers United Book & Stationery Co. Shanghai

Stationers Stationers Hall Bangkok

Steady Standard Trading Co.

Steamboat H’kong., Canton & Macao Steamboat Co. Hongkong

Hongkong

Steamship Sarawak Steamship Co., Ltd. Sarawak

 Fl 12 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Steoo Steger & Co. Hongkong

Steel Kobe Steel Works Kobe

Steel Steel Bros. & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Steelboler Austrian Consulate Shanghai

Steel holer Boh er Bros. & Co., Ltd. S’hai, Osaka, Tokyo

SteeWaft The Rialto Co., L'd. Kobe

Steeldrums Steel Drums, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Steelhouse Philippine Steelhouse, Inc. Manila

Steelmaker United Sta'es Steel Products Co. Shanghai

Steelman United States Steel Products Co. ... Manila

Steelyard United States Steel Products Co. Shanghai

Steenhower C. Steenhauwer & Co. Shanghai

Steffan Van Houten Steffan & Co. Padang

Stelpubso Dolly Vardon Hat Shop Hongkong

Stelpubse Stellar Publicity Service ... Hongkong

Stephencol St. Stephen’s College Hongkong

Stephens Michael Stephens

Stephigh Stephen & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Sternberg Sternbe'g & Co. Singapore

Sternhuene Christern Huenefeld & Co., Ipc. Manila

Stevens Captain A. G. Stevens Yokohama

Stevenson Hanson Orth & Stevenson, Inc. Manila Cebu

Stevepling Honukong Stevedoring & Supplying Co. Hongkong

Steward 4.. E. D. Steward & Co. Seoul

Stewardson R. E. Stewardson ... Shanghai

Ste Will Alfr. d Sleeker Hongkong

Stil water To\o Marine & Fire Insurance Co. ... O-aka

Stlukes St. Luke’s International Medical Center Tokyo Shnnghai

Stockford N. H. Rutherford Hongkong

Stocks Hongkong Stock Exchange

Stocks Shanghai Stock Exchange ... Shanghai

Stockyates T. M. Yates Shanghai

Sto dels St< ffels & Co. ... Singapore

Stokvis Med. Ind. Afdeeling Batavia

Stonefire Firestone Tyre & Rubber Co, (S.S.), Ltd, Singapore

Storage Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd. Manila

Storage Philippines Cold Stores ... Manila

( S’pore, Pen., Per.,

Storage Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. ■ \ Selangor

Storage Yuill & Co., Pty.,Ltd., G.S.... ... Manila

Scorch Storch Bios., Ltd. ... Penang, Perak, Sel.

Stores Government Stores Det artment ... Sarawak

Strachan W. M. Strachan & Co., Ltd. .. Kobe, Tokyo

Stra'der Strahler & Co., Inc. Yokohama

Straits Straits Tiading Co., Ltd. ... Selangor

Stram'to Straits Motor Garage Singapore

Strandotel Strand Hotel ... Dairen

Strausiere Far East Development Co.... Cnefoo

Strik Strickland & Co. .. Singapore

Strome Strome & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Stromtrade Holdo Stromwall Shanghai

Strang Strong & Co. ... . ... /Nagoya, Kobe,

*" (Yokohama

Strowger Automatic Telephones (of Japan), Ltd. Tokyo

Struan Duncan & Co. Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES Fll3

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Structural Gammon & Hall (F.M.S.), Ltd. Perak

Structures Dobb

Studio Arts and Crafts, Ltd. Shanghai

Styriastal Styrian Steel Works, Ltd. ... Tokyo

Sublimis Fujisaki & Co.... Yokohama

Success W. Rabbem & Co. (Successors) Tientsin

Sucharphil Insular Sugar Refining Corpn. Manila

Sucobrach S. TL&Co. Y okohama

Sucrose Sugar News Press Manila

Sudayakubo K. Adachi & Co. ... Tientsin

Sudco Studt A Co. ••• , Canton

Sudin Union Industrial Corporation Shanghai

Sudseatrad South Seas Trading Co. ... Manila

Suensufilm Suen Sui (Malaya) Film Co... Perak

S.TLF.I. Societe Urbaine Fonciere Indochinoise .. Saigon

Sugar Dai Nippon Sugar Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Sugar Japan Sugar Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sugawa K. Sugawa & Co. Yokohama

Sugihara Nissei Trading Co., Inc. Shanghai

Suhr K. H. Suhr Shanghai

Suisung Match ... Sui Sung Match Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Sukoting Lucky Corporation Hongkong

Sulcan BakeriteBros.

Co., Engineering

Fed. Inc., U. Oflice

S. A. Shanghai

Sulzer Bros. Sulzer Kobe, Shanghai

Sumatr abode /Fa Drikkerij, Sumatra Bode en Tjaja j Padang

\ Soematra ... ... f ""

Sumatrapost De Sumatra Post E.C. Sumatra

Sumcama Marbau Sumatra Caoutchouc Maatschappij E.C. Sumatra

Sumitbank Sumitomo Bank, Ltd. S’hai, Y’hama, Kobe

Sumitosale Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Tokyo

Sumitsales Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Kobe

Sumityoko Sumitomo Goshi Kaisha Shanghai

Summotor N. V. Sumatra Motor Co. ... E.C. Sumatra

Sums Sum Agency Selangor

Sunbeam South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Sunbeam Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada All Ports

Sunbeam Tipper & Co. Tientsin

Sunburubco Sungei Bloh Rubber Co., Ltd. Selangor

Sunclad Au Sun Yue & Co. Hongkong

Suncotrade S. W. Union Trading Co. Shanghai

Sunfat Sun Fat Co. ... Hongkong

Sunfe Hongkong Ice Cream Mfg. Co., Ltd. .. Hongkong

Sunfire Sun Insurance Oflice, Ltd. ... ( To., Os., Shanghai,

\ Singapore

Sunflower The Sun Tack Co. Hongkong

Sunflower Sunflower Mercantile Co. ... Shanghai

Sung The Union Trading Co. Foochow

Sungeiduri Sungei Duri Rubber Estate Kedah

Sungeilembing .. The Pahang Consolidated Co., Ltd. Pahang

Sungeisamak Perak Oil Palms, Ltd. Perak

Sungei Wangi \ Lumut Rubber Estates, Ltd. ... Perak

Estate j

Sunhai Sun Hai Bros. .. ... Penang

Sunhing Sun Hing Co. ... ... .. Shanghai

 Fll4 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Sunley .. Sunley & Go. ... ... .. Hongkong

Sunlight Sunlight Co. Weihaiwei

Sunni aid Sunland Sales Association, Inc. Y’hama, Shanghai

Sunmaid .. Sunmaid Raisin Growers’ Assoc. Shanghai

Sunny . Thye Chiang

Sunrise Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Sungei Patani

Sunsun Sun Sun Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sunsutaco . Sunsuntay Co. Shanghai

Sunwahco Oriental Trading Co, Ltd, ... Shanghai

Sunwoolong . Sun Wo Long Oil Mill Co.... Penang

Suyguanliing Suy Guan Hing Hardware... Manila

Superadio

Superfine Super RadioCo(fe Electric Co. ...

Sun Shing Hongkong

P. A Krishna ... Hongkong

Superman Hongkong

Supervise Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd. .. All Ports

Surajmal . Surajmal & Co. Kobe

Surat y . Maganlal Nagindas & Co. ... Singapore

Surveyor . Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Singapore

Suwatrade . Sung Wah Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Suzandron Suzor, Ronvaux & Co Yokohama

Suzukitazo Suzuki & Co. ... Tokyo

Svasr . J. J. Svagr Yokohama

Svensk . Swedish Consulate P’ping, S’hai.H’kong

Swan dun Swan & Dunn, Ltd. Singapore

Swanstock Swan, Culbertson & Fritz ... S’hai, H’kong, Man.

Swaste Silva Trading Ch. ... Shanghai

Swastika . M. W. J. Nanayakara ... Singapore

Swatantra The Indian Chamber of Commerce Singapore

Swatowbank /Hongkong & Swatow Comhiercial\ Hongkong

\ Bank, Ltd. ... '/

Swatowlace Swatow Lace Co., Ltd. Swatow, Peiping

Swatowwork Swatow Drawn Work Co. ... Hongkong

Swedetrale The Swedish Trading Co., Ltd. HoiiL'kong

Swedishc msulate Swedish Consulate Hankow

S wed legation Swedish Legation Tokyo

Sweehock Swee Hock & Co. Perak

Sweehong N. V. Handel Maatschappij... Hongkong

Swenonis South China Daily News ... Hongkong

Swire Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd, All Ports

Swire The ChinaAirways,

Imperial NavigationLtd. Co., Ltd. Newchwang

Swire Yokohama

Swisscolat Swiss Consulate Shanghai

Swisswatrh Swiss Watch Import Co. ... Kobe, Shanghai

Switchboard Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Sworcoco Swiss Oriental Commercial Co. Manila

Sword Dave Brothers ... Kobe

Sword Straits Trading Co., Ltd. S’pore, Penang

Swucotrade S. W. Union Trading Co. Shanghai

Sydhudsom Hudson, Sydney, Ltd. Shanghai

Sydhudson D. Macfie Shanghai

Syconbeng Siy Cong Bieng & Co., Inc. Manila

Syjuco Sy-Juco Santiago Manila

Sylvan Stanley, Ltd. ... Singapore

Syme Syme & Co. Bangkok

SynBntra G. V. Synnerberg Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES F115

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Synned . Dennys & Co. Hongkong

Synnerfin . G. V. Synnerberg ... ... Shanghai

Penang

Synthong Syn Thong Co.

Osaka Svosen Kaisya Hongkong

Syosen

Syrio Ley S. Jacobsohn Harbin, Tientsin

fSze Hai Tong Banking k Insurance)

Szehaitong \ Co., Ltd. ... .. J ”■ Singapore

Szehan Szechuan-Hankow Railway . Chungking

Szewai . Sze Wai & Co. Hongkong

Tahacalera . Compania General de Tabacos de Filipinas Manila, Iloilo

Tabacalera La Flor de la Isabela Manila

Tab ana Tabaqueria Sino-Egyptiana Shanghai

Tabaqueria . Tabaqueria Filipina S’hai, H’kong, Mac.

Tabloid Burroughs Wellcome & Co. Shanghai

Taccollege . London Missionary Society .... Tientsin

Taccollege Tientsin Anglo-Chinese College Tientsin

Tacco . American-Chinese Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A. Peiping, Tientsin

Taoco Victor Music House Tientsin

Taehunhwa . Great China Co. Shanghai

Tadairaa . Thomsen & Co. Kobe

Taeping Henry J. Clark . Shanghai

Taeping Lavers & Clark... Shanghai

Tafon . Tsingtao Express Co. Tsingtao

Tagal /Philippine

■ \ Co., Inc. Net & Braid Manufacturing) Manila

Tagal Philippine Net & Braid Factory Co., Inc. Manila

Tahsan W ay Tai & Co. . Shanghai

Tai “Tai Tung Jih Pao” Dairen

Taibo Pacific Trading Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Taihingco Tai Hing Trading Go. ... Shanghai

Taikho , Taik Ho & Co. ... Perak

Taikoo . Taikoo Hong Ring Kee Antuug

Taikoodock Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. ... Hongkong

Taikoohong . Orient Paint, Colour & Varnish Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Taikoohong

Tailai Wilkinson, Hey wood & Clark... Hongkong

Wei Hai Wei Import & Export Co. Weihaiwei

Tailoring Wing Loong Singapore

Tailung A. Boerter & Co. Tsingtao

Taiping Tai Ping Trading Co. Tientsin

Taipinginc Tai Ping Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Taisang Tai Sang & Co.... Swatow

Taishan Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Taishoyoko K. Taisho & Co. Shanghai

Taishinsur . Tai Shan Ins. Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tait Tait & Co., Ltd. Taihoku

Taisun The Sun Co., Ltd. Canton, H’kong S’hai

Taitoco Gadelius & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Taitoco The Taito Co. ... Dairen

Taitung Tai Tung Chefoo

Taitungfur Tai Tung Fur Co.#>i Tientsin

Taiwangink Bank of Taiwan, Ltd. All Ports

Taiwansoko Taiwan Soko Kaisha, Ltd. .. Formosa

Taiyoshoko Kobe Taiyo Shoko Kaisha, Ltd. Kobe

Taiyudokozan ... Nurupi Kozan K. K. Seoul

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F116 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad : Firm Name Place

Tajmahal C. Rahim & Son Hongkong

Tajpines A. Adamson & Co. Singapore

Takaiwa M K. Takaiwa & Co. Shanghai

Y. Koyama & Co.

Tatar afune - .. Gestetner Osaka

Takashin (Eastern), Ltd. Kobe

Tatashin lida & Co., Ltd, Kobe

Takeda Kei- ) Tientsin

tei Yoke / Takeda Bros. & Co., Ltd....

Takedacho Takeda Chobei Shoten K. K. Osaka

Takeuchizakkabu S. Takeuchi & Co., Ltd. .. Tientsin

Taki Taki Seikisho, Ltd. Kobe

Takisada Takisada & Co. . Shanghai

Taku Taku & Co., Ltd. Dairen

Talathouse Talati House Tientsin

Talati J. M. Talati & Co. Peiping

Talati Talati Bros. & Co. Tientsin

Tally ho Bradburne & Co. (1930), Ltd. Selangor

Talmouse Ardath Tobacco Co., Ltd. . Singapore

Tamasha . E. S. Abraham ... Hongkong

Tamasha C. Champkin Hongkong

Tambatuneo Tamba Shokai ... Yokohama

Tambooliat Tan Boon Liat Co. Singapore

Tamken Tamura Trading Co. Kobe

Tamtillos Thomas Pavitt & C". Shanghai

Tamura S. Tamura & Co. Kobe

Tamurakoma Tamurakoma & Co. Osaka

Tanahashi Tanahashi & Co. Kobe

Tanaka Y. Tanaka & Co. Fusan

Tanboonliat Tan Boon Liat Singapore

Tandem China Products Exporters Co. Hongkong

Tanjong Singapore Harbour Board ... Singapore

Tankahkee Tan Kah Kee & Co. Singapore

Tansania /Clifford Wilkinson Tansan Mineral | Kobe

l Water Co., Ltd. J

Tansania Walker & Co Kobe

Tansoohock Tan Soo Hock & Co. Malacca

Tanspub H. T. Tan Publicity Bureau, Ltd. Singapore

Tansumguan Tan Sum Guan & Son Sarawak

Tantino Firma Tantino Macao

Tantot R. Tantot Tientsin

Tanwu General Electric .Co. of China Hankow

T*nwui United Trading Co. Hankow

Taoli Tung Chang Co. ... Changsha

Tariale I Societe Commissionaria di Export ) Penang

t azione E di Importazione ( Hongkong

Tarascon Daecon k, Co., Ltd.

Tarun Taran (Malay) Rubber Estates Sungei Patani, Kedah

Tasco Read, Vaughan Shanghai

Tashen O. H. Tashjian Tien,tain

Tason Tackson Medicine Co. Macau

Tass Tass News Agency Shanghai

Tassie Australian Primary Porducers Society. Singapore

Tassie Penang Turf Club Penang

Tatarinoff Tatarinoff & Bykoff Tsingtao

Taupin G. Taupin & Co. Hanoi

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tavadia Shameen Estates, Ltd. Canton

Taradia Tavadia & Futakia Canton

Taybal Ross Taylor & Co., Ltd. Batavia

Tayloroo Taylor & Co. Tientsin

Taylorauto Taylor Garage, Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

Taylorgawa W. W. Taylor & Co. Seoul

Tchecomini Czechoslovakian Consulate ... Shanghai

Teakey T. K. Chang & Co. Shanghai

Teama J. H. Gregory & Co. Shanghai

Tebuschco J. Busch & Co Tsingtao

Techa The Oriental Wool Manufacturers, Ltd. Tientsin

Techa Teh Chang Trading Co. ... Tientsin

Teco Tokyo Electric Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Teerthdas Teerthdas & Co. Manila

Tehaselmac Elmac, Inc. Electrical & Machinery Co.... Manila

Tehcbee Teh Chee & Co. Tientsin

Tehyoung Li & Co. Hankow

Teikamdas Teikamdas Bros. Kobe

Teima Teikoku Seima Kaisha Tokyo

Tekk Tokai Enkwan & Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Tekkosho Osaka Tekko Sho Co. ... , ... Osaka

Telaware Federal Telegraph Co. Shanghai

Telberg Telberg’s International Bookstore Tsingtao

Telegrafica Porta Pueo & Co. ... Manila

Telegraph Hongkong Telegraph Hongkong

Telephonco Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Telephone / Chinese Government Telephone Tientsin

\ Administration

Telge Telge & Schroeter Shanghai

Telint Le Materiel Techique Shanghai

Telint Siemens Bros. & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Telint Societe Francaise des Telephones . Shanghai

Telotype Theodor & Rawlins Shanghai

Tenacity Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China Tsingtao, T’tsin

Tenderly The Eastern Trading Hongkong

Teneb P. M. Bennet, Inc. ... Manila

Tensimbank Bank of Tientsin, Ltd. Tientsin

Tentacle Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China Tientsin

Tennis Queen’s High Class Athletic Goods ... Singapore

Teongboe Klang Cycle & Motor Garage Selangor

Terado * Daido Shokai Gomei Kaisha Tokyo

Terminal William Hunt & Co. Shanghai

Terminus Wagons Lits Terminus H otel Hankow

Terntra Eastern Trading Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Terolf Montor, Ltd. .. Singapore

Tesafi Compagnie Generale de Telegraphic Tokyo

Tesagency Estates Supply Agency Selangor

Testaments Bible Book & Tract Depot, Ltd. Hongkong

Testaments British & Foreign Bible Society All Ports

Testerbeau Tester’s Beauty Parlour Hongkong

Testimony 1 Church Missonary Society, South \ Hongkong, Yunnanfu

L China Mission .... j"" Tientsin

Tetai Te Tai & Co.

Tetens Tetens Kogyo K. K. Tokyo, Osaka

Tetratomis Power-Gas Corporation Tokyo

F4*

 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Teubner H. Tenbner Osaka

Teutonia Deutsche-Asiatische Bauk All Ports

Teverson Teverson & Mactavish Kobe

Texaco The Texas Co., Ltd. All Ports

Textilag . “Sapt” Ltd. S’hai, Han., T’tsin

Textile Tokyo Kako Co., Ltd. Osaka

Textilian Lepack Co. Hongkong

Tezam . A. & E. Mazet ... Saigon

Thaby Orient Co. .... Hongkong

Thaicon Thailand Consulate Penang

Thakkar M. D. Thakkar Kobe & Osaka

Thambisa Moona Thambi Saiboo Marican Bangkok

Theanhuat Thean Huat & Co. Penang

Theatre Central Theatre Hongkong

Theatre Empire Theatre Tientsin

Theatre North China Amusement Co. Tientsin

Thefashco Fashion Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Theodor Theodor & Rawlins Hankow

Theodorene Chalhoub & Co., Ltd. Kobe

Theoresen Theoresen & Co., Ltd. Bangkok

Theosoph Theosoph ical Society Hongkong

Thom W. C. Thom&Co. Hongkong

Thoma R. H. Thomas ... Shanghai

Thomasle Le C. Kuen & Co. Hongkong

Thompson Lawas (Sarawak) Estates, Ltd. Temburong

Thongbee Lim Nee Soon .... Singapore

Tboresen China Underwriters, Ltd. . Bangkok

Thoresen . O. Thoresen & Co. .. . Shanghai

Thoresen Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Bangkok

Thoresen

Thoribsen . Thoresen & Co. (Bangkok), Ltd. Bangkok

Harbin

Thor Ibsen of Copenhagen ....

Thorne Maitland & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Thorn ward Montgomery Ward & Co. . Shanghai

Thornycroft . John I. Thornycroft & Co., Ltd, H’koug, S’hai, S’pore

Thoschmidt Schmidt, T., Surveyor Yokohama

Thriftcor Thriftcor Bank... Harbin

Thubalkain German China Trading Co. Hongkong

Thulium British Wireless Marine Service Hongkong

Thulium (Marconi International Marine) Singapore,Hongkong

' \ Communication Co., Ltd. /

Thulium Marconi Sounding Device Co., Ltd. Singapore

Thulium Radio Communication Co., Ltd. Singapore

Thyechong Thye Chong & Co. Selangor

Tianglee . Tiang Lee & Co. Penang

Tibesart Manufacturers Life Insur. Co. Tientsin

Tibesart Tientsin Oil Mill Tientsin

Ticia . M. A. Xavier Hongkong

Ticia Xavier Bros., Ltd. Hongkong

Tienchutamg Catholic Mission of Tsingtao Tsingtao

Tienhua . T. H. Lee & Co. Hongkong

Tiensinbank . Bank of Tientsin Tienteim

Tiensupply Tientsin Auto Supply Co. ... Tientsin

Tienyuen Tien Yuen & Co. Tientsin

Tienyushun Tiem Yu Shun & Co., Ltd.... Tientsim

Tigar Southern Mercantile Co. Hongkong

Tillimb . Percy Tilley Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Timberyard Wong Tong Kee Hongkong

Times Bangkok Times Press, Ltd. Bangkok

Times Japan Times Yokohama

Times Japan Times & Mail Tokyo

Times Straits Times Singapore

Times Times of Malaya Press, Ltd. Perak

Timespao Chinese Peiping & Tientsin Times Tientsin

Tinggi Plantations Ballet, Ltd. Batang Berjuntai

Tinplacorp South Wales Tinplate Corpn. Shanghai

Tinstone ITongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn. Perak

Tiongsoon Tiong Soon & Co. Singapore

Tiotekhong Tio Tek Hong Batavia

Tirthdas Bharat Trading Co. Yokohama

Tjapmata N.V. Carl Schliepper Handel Maatschappij Singapore

Tjoagoankiat Beauty Chemical Work Singapore

Tjoagoankiat T. G. Kiat & Co Singapore

Tkchao T. K. ChaoCo. ... Swatow

Tlkni T. L. Knight & Co. ...." ■ ... Hongkong

Toadvert Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd. ... H’kong, Singapore

Toaic Ta On Accident Ins. Co. ... Hongkong

Toaiin Oriental Hospital Tientsin

Tobacco British-A merican Tobacco Co. (Straits), Lt( l. Malaya

Tobacco Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd. Singapore

Tobacco United Tobacco Co. Shanghai

Tobayoko Toba Yoko Dairen

Tofuku Tofuku Trading Co. Shanghai

Tohyohnuno Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Tohyohwata Toyomenka Kabushiki, Kaisha Shanghai, Tientsin

Toibuna H. Tegbner ... ... ... Osaka

Toilet Sakabe & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Tointrad Toin Trading Co. Singapore

Tokmarinco Tokio Marine &Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.... Shanghai

Tokyopiano Tokyo Piano Shokai Tokyo

Tomay T. C. Hay & Co. Sing aim re

Tombstones Singapore Casket Co. Singapore

Tomellco T. Ellis & Co. ... Shanghai

Toms Union Trading Co. Kobe

Tondena La Tondena, Inc. Manila

Tondon W. Tonkon & H. Bonnafous Tientsin

Tongho T. S. Brothers & Co. Hongkong

Tonghong Tonghong Trading Corpn. ... Manila

Tonsidicat Town Syndicate Shanghai

Tonydodd Anthony Dodd.... Shanghai

Toorabally V. H. Toorabally & Co. Kobe

Topas Topas Trading Co. Shanghai

Tophard Toplis & Harding Shanghai

Toporealty Toporealty Shanghai

Tor Tor Hotel, Ltd. Kobe

Toradja Manders, Seeman & Co. ... Celebes

Torero General Dairy & Farm Co. Tientsin

Torgrocery The Tor Grocery & Wine Store Kobe

Toryuyoko Tory u Yoko Shanghai

Toshoyoko Katoh & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Totickpedo Tajmahal Silk Store Hongkong

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Totickpedo ■ . Tat Kuan & Co. Hongkong

Tourindo Bureau Central du Tourisme Indocbinois Saigon

Tourindo Office Central du Tourisme Indochinois Saigon

Saigon

Tourindo Tourist Information Bureau

Tourisme Office du Tourisme Indo Chinoise Hanoi

Tourist Japan Tourist Bureau ... sAll Ports

Touyaoting Tou Yao Kee & Co. Shanghai

Towakisen Towa Kisen Kaisha, Ltd.... Kobe

Towel Sean You Zoo & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Towers Antaki & Son .... Tokyo

Towers Towers & Co Perak

Townsend Townsend & Co. Chemulpo

Toyobo Yu Pong Mill .... Shanghai

Toy obi to Toyo Menka Kaisba Shanghai

Toyobatabako Toyo Tobacco Leaf Co. Shanghai

Toyokan Toyo Hotel Singapore

Toyokoku Far Eastern Advertising Agency Tokyo

Tovomatcb Toyo Match Co., Ltd. Kobe

TPHC Tsingtao Paper Hunt Club Tsingtao

Traco Foocbow Trading Corporation Foochow

Tracoponia Ningpo Trading Co. Shanghai

Tract Japan Book and Tract Society Tokyo

Traction Singapore Traction Co., Ltd. Singapore

Tractor Union Motors Hongkong

Tradcoseas China Overseas Trading Co. Shanghai

Tradeboard Y’hama & Tokyo Foreign Board of Trade Y’hama

Hongkong, T’tsin

Traders British Traders Insurance Co.; Ltd.

Tradesman Eastern Trading Co. Singapore

Trade wind The Danish Asiatic Co. Harbin

Trade wind Thor Ibsen .... Harbin

Trading ‘N.chappij

V. Nederlandsche HandelSociety)

(Netherlands Trading Maats-\j All Ports

Trading Seremban Trading Co. Neg. Sembilan

Trading Straits Cattle Trading Co. ... Singapore

Trajectory Shanghai Rifle Association... Shanghai

Tram bond N. V. Oost-Java Stoomtram Maatschappij Semarang

Semarang

Trambond N.V. Serajoedal Stoomtram Maat.

Trambond ' N. Y. Samarang Joana Stoomtram Maat. Semarang

Trambond f N.Y. Semarang-Cheribon Stoomtram■> Semarang

( Maatschappij .... I

Tramindo Compagnie Francaise de Tramways ... Haiphong, Saigon

Tramways Hongkong Tramways, Ltd. Hongkong

Tramways Kai Tack Motor Bus Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Transaera Penang

Royal Packet Navigation Co. (K.P.M.) .... Perak

Transfer Botly & Co. Tokyo

Transmarine Knorr Jimusho ...

Transocean China Trans-Ocean Trading Co. Shanghai

Transocean Transocean News Service .... Shanghai

Transocean The Great Shanghai Realty Co. Shanghai

Transpacif The “Trans-Pacific” Tokyo

Traservice China Travel Service Singapore

Trato .Tratmann & Co., Ltd, Hongkong

Travelbank China Travel Service S’hai, Hongkong

Traveller H. M. Hodges .. Shanghai, Hongkong

Traverser J. Travers & Sons, Ltd., Singapore, Penang

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Gable Ad: Firm Name Place

Traxlerus . J. H. Trachsler, Ltd. Shanghai

Treasurers ... Methodist Episcopal Missions Offices tShanghai

Treduoc .... De Witt, Perkins & Ponce Envile Manila

Tremmal ... H. A. Lammert Hongkong

Trendel .. Foreign Food Store Chefoo

Trevor ... Broadwater E state Perak

Triangle \{European Young Men’s 'Christian /"'

Association \ Hongkong

Triangle ... Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc. Shanghai

Tribune ... Malaya Tribune Singapore

Trico ... Overseas Trading Syndicate Shanghai, Penang

Triplerais ... Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Triplerais Metallisation Co. of China, Ltd. Shanghai

Triplerais .. Shanghai Yibro Piling Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Triumph ... Currimbhoy & Co., Ltd. U ongkong

Trocklar ... Larsen & Trock Mukden, Shanghai

Troika ... Russian Asiatic Co. L'airen

Trojan ... De Souza & Co. ... Hongkong

Truscon Tokyo ... Oriental Steel Products Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Trusimmons ... The Simmons Co. Manila

Trust ... British Trust and Investment Co., Ltd... Harbin

Truster ... Hsin Yuen Co. Shanghai

Trustfully ... Z. D. Zung Shanghai

Tschurin ... I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd. ... Harbin, Dairen

Tsensun ... Tsen Sun Yue Kee Lumber Co. Shanghai

Tshusokche ... Tshu Sok Che (Mrs.) Swatow

Tsingmotor ... Tsingtao Motors Fed. IJ.S.A., Inc. Tsingtao

Tsinovelty ... Tientsin Novelty Co. Tientsin

Tsinpury ... Tientsin Pukow Line Tientsin

Tsintram .. Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Tsuchihashi Tsuchihashi & Co. Shanghai

Tsun ... China Forwarding & Express Co. Tientsin

Tsurutani Tsurutani & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tuaranesta ... Tuaran Ruebbr Estates, Ltd. Jesselton

Tuason ... Uijos de J. S. Tuason Manila

Tubedodg ... Kyokuto Gomu Goshi Kaisha Osaka

Tuckivergi ... Kentucky & Virginia Leaf Co. Shanghai

Tucktai ... Tuck Tai Shanghai

Tug ... Cebu Stevedoring Co., Inc. Cebu

Tukitama ... Miyasaki & Co., Ltd. Tokyo

Tulip ... B. Mervan & Co. Hongkong

Tulip ... M. P. Talati ... Hongkong

Tunic ... Tung Yick Steamship Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Tunica .... Universal Trading Co Hongkong

Tung ... Bank of Communications ... Newchwang

Tungar .... Tungar Press Co , Ltd Hongkong

Tungchang .... Tung Chang Co., Ltd Hongkong

Tungfung ... Tung Fumg Engineering Works Tientsin

Tungseng King George Hospital Amoy

Tungshan ... Tung Snan Hotel Hongkong

Tuugshang ... Commercial Bank of China... Shanghai

Tungshing ... Tung Shing & Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

Tungshun ... Tung Shun Co. Chefoo

Tungtai ... Tung Tai Trading Co. Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Tungwa Oriental Transportation & Trading Co. ... Hongkong, S’hai

Tungweu Tung Wen Institute Amoy

Tungwo Tung Woo Dispensary ... ... Kiu., Soochow

Turn co A. W. Y. Turner k Co. .... ... Hongkong

Turner General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. ... Dairen

Turner Turner & Co. ... ... ... Foochow

T. V. T. {La Vanguardua, Afternoon Daily Y Manila

\ in Spanish ... .... J

T. Y. T. . Taliba, Afternoon Daily in Tagalog Manila

Twentyfour A.siatic Trading Co .(T. L.) Hongkong

Twigg P. O. Brien Twigg, Ltd. Shanghai

Twyford . Central Insurance Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Twyfoi'd North China Adveritsing Co. Tientsin

Twyford J. Twyford & Sou, Ltd. Tientsin

Twyford Twyford Engineering, Ltd. Tientsin

Tychauco . Ty Chauco & Co. Manila

Tyeb Tyeb & Co. Hongkong

Tyehuabank United Chinese Bank, Ltd. ... Singapore

Tyes N. A. Tye & Bros. Hongkong

Tyli . T. Y. Li & Co. Hankow

Tyli . Wah Chang Trading Corporation Hankow

Typhoon . H. Connell & Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Tyre Dunlop Rubber Co. (N.E.I.), Ltd. Batavia

Tywan . Chu Fong Rug Co. Tientsin

Tywan . The Comfort Go. Tientsin

Tyyen . Central Cold Storage Co. ... Shanghai

Tyyen Yue Kee & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uchis United China Syndicate, Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Ucindo f L’Union Commerciale Indo-Chinoise \ Haiphong, Saigon

\ : et Africaine .... J

Ulf hansen . Ulf Hansen & Co. Dairen

Ullman P. Laroche & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Ullmann J. Ullmann & Co. All Ports

Ullmann Rene Ullmann ... Singapore

Ultoco Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Inc Shanghai

Ultramar Ultramar Import Co. Shangiiai

Umecos United Manufacturers Electric Co. .. Moji, Shanghai

Umezuki . S. U. & Co. Kobe

Umind . United Mechanical Industries ■ Shanghai

Umrigar Umrigar & Co. .. Shanghai

Unacal Union Oil Co. of California... Singapore

Unars . Union Architectural Service... Foochow

Unartisco United Artists Corporation ... /Singapore,

/Tientsin H’kong,

TJnasso Union Assurance Co. Singapore

Unasao . Union Assurance Society, Ltd. Shanghai

Undaunted John H. Clarke Cnefoo

Underiters Agricultural Insurance Co. ... Manila

Under!ters /American Asiatic Underwriters (Fed./ /Hankow, Tientsin,

(. Inc., U.S. A) .... ) - /Shanghai

Maaila

Underwriters American International Underwriters Batavia

Underiters Asia Life Insurance Co. ... Shanghai

Undoriters . Federal

HanoverInsurance Co., Ltd.Co....

Fire Insurance All Ports

Underiters National Merchants & Underwriters Hankow

Underiters

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Underiters National Union Fire Insurance C“. ... All Ports

Underiters Riunone Adriatica di Sicurta of Trieste Shanghai

Undertaker T. MacDonald & Co. .. ... Shanghai

Underwear f China A.B.C. Underwear, Weaving & 1 cn. e •

{ Dyeing Mill, Ltd ) - Shanghai

Underwrite China Underwriters, Ltd. ... . H’kong, S’pore

Unfilman Universal Picture Corpn., Ltd. All Ports

Unfilproco Shaw Bros., Ltd. .... .... Singapore

Untilproco Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Uniautosup Universal Auto Supply Co.... ... Shanghai

Unico United Motors, Ltd. ... . . Mukden

Unichemin . . United Chemical Industries, Fed. Inc.,U S.A. Shanghai

Unicomco Union Commercial Co ... Manila

Unicromb Union Marine & General Insce. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Uni'^rot United Grocer's Trading Co. .... Hongkong-

Unileather Leather Products Manufacturing Co. ... Shanghai

Unileather United Leather Goods Co. ... ... Shanghai

Unimporsyd Union Import & Export Syndicate, Ltd. Shanghai

Union British Trader, Insce. Co., Ltd. ...

Union China Fire Insurance Co , Ltd. ... Singapore

Union North China Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Pei., Han.

Union Union Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Union Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd. All Ports

Union Union Trading Co. ... Amoy

Union Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. .. Singapore

Unionbank Chung Too Union Bank ... ... Tientsin

Unionbeer Nippon Beer Kosen Co., Ltd. ... Tokyo

Unionbeer Union Brewery, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Unioncomco Union Commercial Co. ... ... Peiping

Unioncycle Union Cycle Manufacturing Co., Ltd Hongkong

Unionist Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd. Sourabaya

Unionkoyei Koyei Kabushiki Kaisha ... .. Osaka

Unionpromo Union Trade Promoting Co. ... Hongkong

Unionships Union Steamships Agency ... Shanghai

Unionsteel Doitsu Seiko K. K. ... Tokyo, Osaka

Unkmtiade Union Trading Co. .... .... Hankow

Uniontimes Union Times Press, Ltd .... Singapore

Unipede G. C. Shepherd ... Shanghai

Uni press United Press Associations ... ... Manila, Shanghai

Uniproco Universal Producing Co .... Chefoo

Unique Campbell & Co. ... ... Singapore

Uniscot United Scottish Insurance Co., Ltd Singapore

Uniservice United Service Co. .... .... Hongkong

Unitage United Agencies .. Shanghai

Unitarian Universal Trading Co. ... ... Hongkong

Unitedair . United Aircraft Corporation .... Hongkong

Unitedeast Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Singapore

Unitedpainters . United Painters ... Singapore

Uniteers United Engineers, Ltd. .. All Ports

Unitexpor United Exporters, Ltd .... Singapore

Unitraco Union Trading Co. ... ... Tokyo

Unitrade United Traders .... .... Hongkong

Unitrasia Asiatic Universal Trading Co. ... Singapore

Unity A. W. Harvey & Co. ... ... Shanghai

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Unity . L. H. Howell Peiping

Unitteasia Asiatic Universal Trading ... Singapore

Univegg Universal Egg Supply Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Universal Miners & Builders Stores Selangor

Universal Universal Cars, Ltd. Singapore

Universink Universal Ink Mfg. Co Hongkong

Uniwash Baker Perkins, Ltd. Singapore

Unixport , United Export, Ltd. Singapore

Unkel H. T. Unkel Canton, Shanghai

Unoco P. M. Bennett, Inc. Manila

Unoco Union Oil Co. of California Kobe

Unpluoo United Plumbing Co., Inc. Manila

Unravel Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt & Co. ... Tokyo, Yokohama

Untraco Union Trading Co. Shanghai

Untradeco . Universal Trading Co Shanghai

Untraico Harry Lemente & Co. Harbin

Unyu Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Upaeo United Publicity & Advertising Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Uplitho Universal Press & Lithographic, Inc. ... Manila

Upstairs Little, Adams & Wood Hongkong

Uraic . Union Realty & Investment Co., Inc. Shanghai

Uragadokki Uraga Dockj^ard Co., Ltd. ... Yokohama

Usami dragon Usami & Co., Ltd. Osaka

Usbrewco Brewer & Co., Ltd. .. Shanghai

Uscar Hongkong Used Cars Hongkong

Uscourt United States Court for China Shanghai

Uslifins . The United States Life Insurance Co ... Shanghai

Usmc ( American Forces—Fourth Marines, \

Utco \ M.C.E.F., Headquarters ) .... Kobe

Shanghai

Utrac . Union Trading Co. Hongkong

Union Commercial Co.

Utprosim British Flower Shop Shanghai

Uychaco Mariano Uy Chaco Sons & Co., Inc. Manila

Uyekigumi Yokohama Nursery Co., Ltd. Yokohama

Uyhooco Uy Hoo & Co. Manila

Vaoakis Vacakis Bros ... Dairen

Vacuum . Standard Vacuum Oil Co. ... " /Singapore, Yokohama,

I Seoul, Hongkong

Vajdaco ("Continental Chemical & Drug ( Shanghai

I Supplies, Ltd. (G-. Vajda & Co.)

Vajdaco Vajda

Vakii B. R. B. Vakil ... Kobe

Vanoco Vamco Timber Co. Sarawak

Vanallen Allen, Van Ingen & Co Singapore

Van dee • Nanking Hotel .... N anking

Vaness A. Van Ess & Co. Newchwang

Vanderklaauw .. Netherlands Insurance Office Harbin

Vanguardia “ La Vanguardia ” Manila

Vanner General Electric Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Vanme Van Nie & Co. ... E. C. Sumatra

V annini A. Vannini & Co. ... Hongkong

Vanwijk Hotel Van Wijk Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Varalda Varalda & Co. ... Peiping-

V arekamp Varekamp & Co. Medan

Various Wing Hing Hong Hongkong

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Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Vassos Vassos & Co. Shanghai

Vasuka Vasuka & Co. Kobe

Vasunia J. P. Vasunia & Co. Hongkong, Canton ,

Yaswani Bombay Silk Store Manila

Vaticaims H. Skott & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Veco S.Beldom

A. Visayan Electric Cebu

Yeepilot Packing AgencyCo.(Japan),

. . Ltd. ...

Kobe

Velocity Takata & Co., Ltd. Osaka, Tokyo

Velodrome N. V. Velodrome Semi, S’baya, Bat.

Vences . . Riberio, Son & Co. Hongkong

Vendor Doney & Co. Tientsin

Yendrell Vendrell, Mustaros & Co. Kobe

Venesco General Veneer Factory.... Tientsin

Venlico Yen Lien & Co .... Shanghai

Venturi F. Venturi Shanghai

Venn International Traders Kobe

Venus S. L. Husain & Co. .... . ;. .... Kobe

Verhomai Verhomai Shewaram A Co. Yokohama

Veritas f British Corporation

I Shipping & Aircraft Register of \ Hongkong

Veritas (Bureau Veritas International Register) Hongkong, Shanghai

\ for the Classification of Shipping J

Veritas Parker, Rielley & Co. Shanghai

Veritas Registro Italiano Navale ed Aeronautico Hongkong

Veritas Rielly, Simmons & Milne ... Shanghai

Veritas Teikoku Kaiji Kyokai Hongkong

Verrorient Societe des Verrieries d’Extreme Orient.... Haiphong

Vertico Vernot Timber Trading Co. Hakodate

Vespers Hongkong Trust Corporation, Ltd. Hongkong

Vestinland China Land and Investment Co. Shanghai

Vetch Pekinotel Peiping

Vetch Pekinotel The HenriFrench

VetchBookstore Peiping

Veth Veth’s Handelsmaatschappij Macassar, Padang

Vethavanam J. R. Vethavanam & Co. Selangor

Vibroco Vibro Piling Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Viccajee F. Viccajee & Co., Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Vicmico Victoria Milling Co. Manila

Victal A. Victal Canton

Victor Victor Radio Sales Tientsin

Victor Victor Talking MachineCo. of Japan, Ltd. Yokohama

Victorches Victoria Flashlight Mfg. Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Victoria “Amsterdam” N. V. Handelsvereeniging Sourabaya, Medan

Victoria Victoria Hotel Canton

Victoria Victoria Radio Shoppe Hongkong

Victrola R.C.A. Manufacturing Co., Inc. Hongkong

Victrola R. C. A. Victor Company of China Shanghai

Victrola VictorTalking Machine Co. of China Shanghai

Vidalio Standard Import Co., Inc. Manila

Vidry Docks de la Chambre de Commerce Haiphong

Viegelmann E. Viegelmann .... Manila

Vigilant White, Page & Co. ... Manila

Vigor Standard Trading Co. Tokyo

Vigorous H. P. Surry Shanghai

Vilanune Murata & Umetani Shoten Kobe

Vilitea A. E. Tilly Singapore

Viloudaki Viloudaki & Co. Shanghai

F126 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Vinca Dr. G. O’Neill Tientsin

Vincentini F. R. de Carvalho Shanghai

Vincible Vincent & Co. Hongkong

Vinokosroff ... A. I. Vinokosroff & Sons Tientsin

Viroomal Viroomall & Co. Kobe

Virpe Societe V. Fellas & Co. Saigon

Virtico .. Virtico Timber Trading Co. Hakodate

Virtrax .. Sales Corpn. of Bohemian Sheet Glass .. Shanghai

Vision .. G. W. Colton .... Yokohama

Visiting Mansergh & Taylor, Ltd. Negri Sembilan

Visurgis .. Erdmann & Sielckenn (Sourabaya, Batavia,

[ Semarang

Vitalexin Vit-Alexin (China), Ltd. ... Hongkong

Vitama .. Vitama Co. Tsinan

Vitamilk Vitamin Milk Co. Shanghai

Vitrax .. J. G. S. Horn Shanghai

V neshtorg .. U. S. S. R. Trade Representation All Ports

Vogel Dr. Werner Rechtsanwalt Vogel Shanghai

Vobumano R. K. Modi Hongkong

Volkart .. Volkart Brothers’ Agency ... Singapore,Osaka, Sh.

Vongehr . 0. E. Vongehr, Federal Inc. Hankow

Vordoni S, J. Vordoni & Co. Tientsin

Vories . W. M. Vories & Co. Osaka, Tokyo, Kyoto

Vrard ,. L. Vrard & Co. ... Tientsin

Vueshtory .. U.S.S.R. Trade Representation Japan Osaka

Vulca Eastern Engineering Works, Ltd. Tientsin, Shanghai

Vulcaniser .. United Vulcanising Co. Singapare

Vulcanite .. Federal Rubber Stamp Co.... Perak

W. C. S. .. Washington Cold Stores, Inc. Manila

Wadhco Wadhoomall & Co. Kobe

Wadingbird China Mercantile Co. Hongkong

Waelchli ,. Liebermann Waelchli & Co. Kobe, Osaka,Hongkong

Shanghai, Tokyo,

Wagman .. O. Wagman Tientsin

Peiping, Hongkong

Wagonlits .... Grand Hotel des&Wagons

W. W. Wagstaff Sons Lits, Ltd. ... Hongkong

Wagstaff .. Wah Chang Mining & Smelting Co. Shanghai

Wahchang Hongkong

Wahkehong ,.. W. Wahke&Co. Shanghai

Wahson ,..,.. Wahson Electric Manufacturing

Asiatic Petroleum Co.,Ltd.

Co. (South China), Ltd. Canton

Wahtack ... Wah Tack Handels Compagnie Hongkong, Canton

Wahtack Hongkong

Wahtszpo ...... Majestic

Wah Tsz Trading

Yat Po Co. Hongkong

Waico

Waico ... Wai & Co. Hongkong

Waidefag Deutsche Farben H. G. (Waibel & Co.) ... All Ports

...... Yoshikawa Yokohama

Waies

Waitzun Waitzun SilkShoten

Co. Shanghai

New York

Walbank ... Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cofpn. Tientsin

Walgost ... Walter G. Ostrovsky Manila

Walinder ...... Inhelder,

WalworthWTilch Co., Ltd.Co.

International Shanghai

Walintco

Walit ... Wayne & Haylitt Co. Hongkong

Walix ... Luneta Motor Co. Manila

Walker ... Walker & Co. Kobe, Nagasaki

Tokyo

Walkerco .... Walker Goshi Kaisha

Walkie Trading Corpn., Ltd. Hankow, Shanghai

Walkie

 CABLE ADDRESSES F127

Gable. Ad- Firm Name Place

...... Alexander Shanghai

Walkover

Walkover Walk-Over ShoeShoeCo. Store Manila

Seoul

Wallace ...... Peter Wallace

Wallem & Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Wallem

Wallflower ...... Woo Brothers Hongkong

Tientsin

Walorin Orin de Motte Walker Shanghai

Walpapco ... Walford Wallpaper Co.

Walteco ... A. Waite & Co. Tientsin

Shanghai

Walterdunn ... Walter, Dunn k Co. ... Tokyo

Waltham ... Waltham Watch Co.

Kobe

Walther

Waltherie ...... J.Watkins

Y. Walther

& Co. ... Singapore

Shanghai, Hongkong

Wameieleco ... Wah Mei Electric Co.

Wanamaker ... John Wanamaker Kobe, Shanghai

Wanfung ...... W. Niggemann

Hongkong

Wangbort Wang Bros. & Co.

... Wang Kee Hongkong

Wangkee

Wangkidien Fayeh k Co.k Co. ... ... ... Chefoo

Shanghai

Wangsunkee ... S. K. Wang & Co. Shanghai

Wangtea Wang Yue Tai Tea Co.

Wankoo ...... BaxterW.& Ward,

Co. Ltd. Hongkong

Shanghai

Wardsman Thos. Hongkong

Ward ley Hongkong k Shanghai Banking Corpn. Shanghai

Warenmanly Manley Manufacturing Co. ...

Warfield ... Whiteaway, Laidlaw k Co., Ltd. All Ports

Warnaeiga Warner Bros. Osaka

Warner Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd. Manila, Iloilo, Cebu

Warren C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Warrior ... Regent Poultry Farm Jchore

Washmo ... Washington Trading Co. Tokyo

Dairen

Wassard

Wassard ...... Agency

The EastofAsiatic

the EastCo.,Asiatic

Ltd. (ofCo., Ltd.

Copenhagen) Harbin

Wassiamull Wassiamull Assomull

\ Penang,S’hai,

Kobe, S’pore

Hongkong

Watangco

Watanmal W. A. Tang & Co,

Watanmal Boolchand Ltd. Changsha, Hankow

Watereng Water Department, Municipal S’pore,

SingaporeS’hai, Canton

Waterlight

Waterlily Hankow Waterworks & Electric Light Co. Hankow

Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co, Ltd. Shanghai

Watertight Osaka k Marine k Fire Iris. Co.

Waterwheel Watts & Co. Singapore

Waterworks

Waterworks Amoy Waterworks Co. Co, Ltd. Amoy

The Macao Water Supply Macao

Watip American Grocery Manila

Watip Washington Grocery Manila

Watson K. F. C. Watson & Co. Tientsin

Watsona

Wattimex Watson & Co. Perak

Hongkong

Watts I. H. Watt k Co. ... Tientsin

Watts k Co.

Waveny Toeg & Read Shanghai

Wavito J.Motor

A. Wattie Co, Ltd. Sourabaya, Shanghai

Wearne Traders Finance Co, Ltd. Singapore

(Malacca, Penang,

j Perak, Seremban,

Wearne Wearne Bros, Ltd. (Selangor

Wayfoong H. K. & Shanghai Banking Corporation.., Shanghai

Way ford H. K. & Shanghai Banking Corporation... Dairen

Weandsco Western Equipment & Supply Co. Manila

Weare Watts k Co, Ltd; ... Singapore

Weaver Weaver k Co, Ltd. Hongkong

F128 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad\ Firm Name Place

Webro Brockmann & Co. Tsingtao

Singapore

Wecophones .. Western Wee Bros.

Electric Co. of Asia Singapore

Weebros Selangor

Weechaplang .. Wee

Weeks Weeks

Hap Lang

& Co., Ltd.... Shanghai, Hankow

Weerekoon . Central Pharmacy Singapore

Weesengmoh .. Wee Seng Moh Singapore

Semarang

Weesiang Wee Siang Bros. Manila

Wehald . Welch, Fairchild, Ltd. /\ Osaka,

Sourabaya, Batavia,

Wehry . Geo. Wehry & Co, ... Macassar

Weijiang Wearing Export Trading Co. Shanghai

Weinberger .. Weing

C. Weinberger & Co. Co. ... Osaka, Tokyo, Kobe

Weingchina Hing Chinaware Hongkong

Weinstein L. S. Weinstein Tientsin

Weir . H. L. Weir & Co., Ltd. Johore

Weising . Weihaiwei Handiwork Co. Weihaiwei

Weising . Wei Sing Trading Co. Weihaiwei

Hongkong

Weiss . J.K. Weitzel

Weiss Kobe, Osaka

Weitzel Osaka

Welgol .. Welansky & Goldberg

Westinghouse Electric Co. of Japan All Ports

Wemcoexpo Westinghouse Electric Co. Nagoya

Wemco Chefoo, Tsingtao

Wende . Walter, David Lane & Co. Shanghai

Wenkee . Wen Kee Steamship Co. ... Shanghai

Wentagie Wentworth Andrews & Grose Hankow, Hongkong

Wersmitheo Werner G. Smith Co.

Werwhite R. J. Whitehead Shanghai

Wessyngton Malayan American Plantations Johore

Westall Wm. Little & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Westcott . Mei Yah Trading Oo. Shanghai

Western Union.. . American Trade Commissioner Singapore

Westewnco Western Co. Chefoo

Westhouse . . Thompson Electrical Co Manila

Westimpson W. E. Stimson & Co. Peiping

Westingbouse ... Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Tokyo

Westlake Villa West Lake (Hotel) ... Tientsin

Westlife West Coast Life Insurance Co. ... S’hai, T’tsin, Harbin

Westlite W. Bornhorst Tientsin

Westlife W. R. Rice & Co. Shanghai

Westmark West and Whitaker Manila

Westpine Nishimatsu & Co. Osaka

Wexlumco Western Export Lumber Co. Kobe

Weysfield N. E. Weysfield Hankow

Whacheng Eastern United Assurance Corpu., Ltd,.. Perak

Wharves Harbour Board Penang

Whaweico Wha Wei Trading Co., Ltd. Shanghai

/Deutsche Farben-Handelsgesellschaft)

Waidefag \ (Waibel&Co.) .... J"' All Ports

Watereng Municipal Water Department Singapore

Whacheng Perak

Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Ltd. Penang

Wharves Penang Harbour Board

Whatt Whatt & Co. Kedah

Wheelock Shanghai Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Wheelock Wheelock & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wheelocks Wheelocks (Hongkong), Ltd. Hongkong

 CABLE ADDRESSES F129

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Whilsberg Wm. Hilsberg Shanghai

Whiphall Whipple S. Hall & Co., Inc. Manila

Whirlblast Irwin, Harrisons, Whitney, Inc. Shanghai

Whitamore Whitamore & Co. Tientsin

Whitdonald Herbert, Whitworth, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Whiteants Thomas, Cowan & Co Hongkong

Wiiiteaway Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd. Malacca

Whitabac h W. R. Loxley & Co. Shanghai

Whitecold W. A. White & Co., Ltd Shanghai

Whitewhite White White & Co. Shanghai, Hongkong

Whittall Whittall & Co. Selangor

Whongfoo Gt. China Deep Well Boring Co., Ltd. . . Shanghai

Why mark G. Whymark & Co. Kobe

Whyteleafe White & Co. Shanghai

Wicking Harry Wicking & Co., Ltd,... Hongkong

Wiersum M. S. Wiersum & Co., Ltd.... Yokohama

Wigg Brandt* Hampson Shanghai)

Wilderness The Wing San Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Wildingco Wilding & Co. ... Sourabaya, Batavia

Wilfogco Fog & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wilgrist Wilkinson & Grist Hongkong

Wilkarsa W. J. Karsa & Co. Shanghai

Willgold Golding & Co. Shanghai

Willhu William Hu Shanghai

Williamsco Williams Brush Co. Kobe

Williamson Williamson & Co. Hongkong

Williamson S. T. Williamson Hongkong

Willy kirk W. J. Kirk Shanghai

Wilma H. & Y. Trading Co. Hongkong

Wilobon Bolton Bristle Co., Federal Inc., IJ.S. A. Shanghai

Wilopateru Willow Pattern Press Shanghai

Wilproco Wilkinson Process Rubber Co. Selangor

Wilson Wilson & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Winchester Winchester & Co. Singapore

Winckler Winckler & Co. ... Kobe,Y’hama, Nagoya

Windsor Windsor Bros. Hongkong

Windrose Windsor, Speidel & Co. Sh., Tsi., Tai.

Winetrade Manila Wine Merchants, Inc. Manila

Wingleewai Wing Lee Wai Hongkong

Wingloong Wing Loong Singapore

Wingcoffee Wing Coffee Co. Hongkong

Wingfathong

Wingfathong Wing Fat Lee

Yuen Fat Hong

Co. Hoihow

Hoihow

Wingkee Wing Kee & Co. ... Hongkong

Winglycom Wingly

Wingon Wing On Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Shanghai

Wingon Wing On Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Hongkong

Wingon Wing On Life Assurance

Wingonbank The Wing On Bank, Ltd. Hongkong

Wingping Wing Ping Trading Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Wingtaivo Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn. Hang., Wen.

Wingyefnng Wing Tee Fung Hongkong

Winner A. Kwai & Co. Hongkong

Winning W. H. Winning & Co. Dairen

Winly Wing Lee Petroleum Co Hongkong

F130 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad Firm Name Place

Wing Hongkong

Winly

Winter StatesLee Co Co.

Steamship .... 3 .... Tientsin

Tientsin

Winter E. Winter & Co.

Wintering H. B. Winter & Co., Ltd. ... Singapore

Pottinger & Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Ned. Ind. Afdeeling Sourabaya

Wisner Wisner & Co. Shanghai

Wistaria Naigai Kogyo Kaisha, Ltd. Tokyo

Witchery Wing Fat Printing Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Witkowski J. Witkowski & Co., Ltd. ... Y’hama,Kobe, Nagoya

Wituncas TJnna, Casson & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Woass Wing On Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Wokusam Masukow Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Wolco T. J. Wolff & Co., Inc. Manila

Wolfson J. A. Wolfson Manila

Wolskel Wolskei & Co. Singapore

Wolter Carl Wolter & Co. Chemulpo

W olun China Woollen Co. Shanghai

Womedicoll Margaret Williamson Hospital Shanghai

Womisco McTyeire School Shanghai

Wongkee Wong Kee & Co. Selangor

Wongman Husi Nursing Home Shanghai

Wongkidien Fayeh & Co Chef00

Wongkidien Shantung Hand Knitting Co. Chefoo

Swatow

Wood Swatow Pilotage Service

Woodcraft Woodcraft Works, Ltd. Shanghai

Woofontrad Woo Fong Trading Co. ... Shanghai

Woollerco E. S. Wooller & Co Tientsin

Woollem A. Mackie & Co. Tientsin

Wooloco European American Grocery Manila

W ooltai Saey Tai General Import Co. Shanghai

Works Public WorksCo.Department.... Singapore, Sarawak

World news World News Hongkong

Worldrug The World Drug Co. Hongkong

Worra Foong Yuan Co. Hongkong

Worthy Wassiamull Assomul & Co. Hongkong

Wortre World Theatre Hongkong

W reford Wref ird & Thornton Penang

Wulfruna C. W. Hampson Advertising & Publicity Shanghai

Wulfsohn Wulfsohn & Co. Tientsin

Wuchang Wuchang Co. Singapore

Wumsoc Womans Union Missionary Soc. Shanghai

W uriu Wuriu Shokwai Co. Shimonoseki

W utaca Wutca & Co. Tientsin

Wygerde Procure des Missions Beiges Shanghai

Wynne Japan Exporting Co. Kobe

Yachanco Ya Chan (Shanghai) Co. Shanghai

Yachancorp Yo Chan Steamship Corpn. Shanghai

Yachen Yah Chen & Oo. Shanghai

Yachungwa Great China Co. Shanghai

Yadzu Andrews & George Co., Inc. Tokyo, Osaka

Yali Yale in China Changsha

Yalimp Yali Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. Mukden

Yamagami Yamagami Trading Co. Kobe

Yamahatsu Yamahatsu Shokai Osaka

 CABLE ADDRESSES F131

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Yamakatsu Yamaguchi Katsuzo Tokyo

Yamakiu S. Kato & Co. Hongkong

Yaraamasa Yamada Co. Tokyo

Yamamoto Yamamoto Art Photo Studio Tientsin

Yamashita Yamashita Kisen Kogyo Kaisya H’kong , Taipeh, Sh.

Yamato Yamato Hotel Mukden, Chungking

Yamatosilk Yamato Shokai, Ltd. Yokohama

Yamis New Haven Yale-in China Association .... Changsha

Yanfactor Lam Wing Yan & Co. Hongkong

Yangbrosbk Young Bros. Banking Corpn. S’hai.H’kow

Yangbrosco Young Brothers Trading Co. Hankow

Yangco I. C. Yang & Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yangkwong Yang Kwong & Co. Foochow

Yangtse The Yangtse Hotel Nanking

Yangtsze Yangtsze Insurance Association, Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yanotojoko Yano & Joko Yokohama

Yanoulatos Emm. P. Yanoulatos & Co. Shanghai

Yaptico E. M. Yaptico & Co., Ltd. ... Cebu

Yardarm H. Denis Hazel 1 & Co. ... Hongkong

Yardarm Siemssen & Krohn Foochow

Yarg Carmichael, Lennox & Gray Shanghai

Yarg John Gray Shanghai

Yarnsco Woolley, Read & Co. Hongkong

Yasdagmko Yasuda Bank, Ltd. Osaka

Yasmarleon Ramsay & Co. Shanghai

Ycmaco China Engineers, Ltd. Tsinan

Yemaco Y. C. Ma&Co. Tsinan

Yebana La Yehana Co., Inc. Manila

Yebara Yebara

Yeekeehong Yee Kee Hong Shipchandlers & Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Yeesangfat Yee Sang Pat Co. Hongkong

Yeesoh United Motor Works, Ltd. Singapore

Yekguan Tan Senguan Co. Manila

Yekhokhua Yek Hok Hua b Co. ... ... Amoy

Yekhua Yek Hua Trading Corporation ... Manila

Yektongliu Yek Tong Lin Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. Manila

Yellow cab Yellow Taxicab Co. ... ... Shanghai

Yelnah Hanley & Co. ... .. Hongkong

Yelnato Stanley Co. ... ... ... Tientsin

Yemaco Y. C. Ma

Yenno China Merchants Pongee Assoc., Fed. Inc. Chefoo

Yenta Yenching University ... .. Peiping

Yenwu Directorate-General of Salt Administration Shanghai

Yerke Mongolian-China Trading Co. ... Tienitsin

Yermer Tao-Ching Line Railway ... ... Peiping

Yeunanyung Yue Nan Yung ... ... Tsingtao

Yeung Kwong Sang & Co. ... Hongkong

Yeungfat Yeung Fat & Co. ... ... Hongkong

Yhtcorp Yung Hsing Trading Corpn. ... Tientsin

Yienkong Yienkong Co ... ... Shanghai

Yikkhuan Yik Khuan Press Co. ... ... Shanghai, Selangor

Yin Bank of China ... . Newchwang

Yingchee Eugh Bros. & Co. ... ... Shanghai

Yingfa The British and Asiatic Co.... ... Shanghai

F132 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

Y.M.C.A. Chinese Y.M.C.A. Tsinan

Yomenco Young Men’s Trading Corpn. Shanghai

Yongbankit Yong Ban Kit .... Malacca

Yokob R„ Yokoyama h Co., Ltd. .. Kobe

Yokohama

Yokseaclub . Yokohama Seamen’s Club

London & Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Yorkhire

Yorkshire Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd. Tokyo, Shanghai

Yorshipli York ShipleyCo., Fed., Inc., IJ.S.A. Shanghai

Yoshida ' Yoshida & Co. Shanghai

Yoshida Yoshida Tokeiten Tokyo

Yoshikya Yoshikaua Kyusich Osaka

Yoshizawa T. Yoshizawa T’tsin, Tsingtao

Youcwo . Young C. Woo .... Shanghai

Youtyle Young & Tyle Hongkong

Younbros Young Bros. & Co. Hongkong

Younker Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China ... Yokohama

Yousufsa M. Y. S. Marican Bangkok

Yuanbsing Yuan Hsing & Co. Shanghai

Yuasa Yuasa Trading Co. ... Kobe

Yuchengco Yu Cheng Co. Shanghai

Yuclub 1 okohama United Club Yokohama

Yucuanseh Yucuanseh Drug Co., Inc. Manila

Yudac Yuen Dah & Co. Shanghai

Yuehway / Canton-Hankow Railway Adminis-l Canton

I, tratioin .... j""

Yuenanyung Yue Nan Yung Tientsin

Yuengtung Oriental Co. Manila

Yufa,ng Yu Fang Iron Mining Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Yufeng . Shantung Silk & Lace Co., Ltd. Tientsin, Chefoo

Yuji Dairen Oil & Fat Co., Ltd. Dairen

Yulan Domestic Engineers, Hongkong

Yuletraco Yu Lee Trading Co. Ltd. ... Shanghai

Yunai Kamanishi Exporting Co. Kobe

Y uuchi Yun Chi & Co. Singapore

Yung Yung Pao Tientsin

Yungfalecco Yung Fa Fur Dyeing & Leather Cb. Tientsin

Yungfong China Mercantile Co. Shanghai

Yungking . Yung King

Yunglee Pacific Alkali Co., Ltd. Tongku

Yungming Yung Ming Transport Co. ... • ... Tientsin

Yungwooc » Yung Woo Trading Co. Shanghai

Yunia Dr. C. L. Yun Tientsin

Yunkopaint . Yun Koo Paint and Varnish Mfg. Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Hongkong

Yuraimexer K. Yura & Co. Osaka

Yusen Kinkai Yusen Kaisya Tientsin

Yusen . Nippon Yusen Kaisha All Ports

Yutacoy . Yue Tah Co. Shanghai

Yutong Yu Chepng Co. Yokohama

Yutsin Yutsin Tannery Co. Tientsin

Y.W.C.A Young Women’s Christian Association.. Peiping, Tientsin

Zafiro El Zafiro Manila

Zaluc — Zambales Lumber Co. Manila

Zamini Legation of Czechoslovakia Shanghai, Tokyo

Zaria Shanghai Zaria Shanghai

 CABLE ADDRESSES K133

Cable Ad: Firm Name

Zealous Yeung Yau & Co. Hongkong

Zedwest Westphal & Co. Shanghai

Zeituing f Deutsch-Chinesdsche

| (German Chinese News) Nachrichten \

J Tientsin.

Carl Zeiss Tokyo

Zelin Hess and Zeitlin, Inc. Manila

Zellerbach Zellerbach Paper Co. Shanghai

Zenobia L. Y. Swee Co., Ltd. Selangor

Zepol M. Lopez and National Trading Co. Manila

Zerollo . Zerollo, Fratelii, Inc. Kobe

Ziangkee . F. Ziang Kee Book Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Ziauddin H. Z. H. Karamelahi & Co. Shanghai

Zigzag Armstrong Whitworth & Co. Tokyo

Zimme W. I. Zimmerman Shanghai, Tientsin

Zimmerman H. J. Zimmerman Shanghai

Zipfactory Beaute Fastener Co. Osaka

Zizel C. P. Young & Co. Hongkong, Tientsin

Zoraba Karanjia & Co., Ltd. Canton

Zuellig Zuellig & Yon Knobelsdorff Manila

Zunli Zung Lee Co. Shanghai

Zurofiladi Agent of the Govt, of India in Malaya Selangor

0006 Continental Bank Peiping

0030 Tan Hwa Match Co., Ltd. Tientsin

Anglo-Asiatic Telegraph Co. Tientsin

China Engraving & Printing Co. ... Hongkong

0091 . Eickholf & Co. ... Shanghai

0114 Du Pont de Nemour & Co. Hankow

0120 . China Development Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

0138 . Yu Shing & Co. Shanghai

0252 Ching Chong Hung & Co. Chefoo

0328 . Sinhua Commercial & Savings Bank Peiping

0642 Stanley Co. Tientsin

0422 f Standard Machine & National Deep) Hankow

' \ Well Boring Co. j’"

0442 Hsin Heng & Co Hongkong

0444 Hsin Heng & Co Shanghai

0505 Agricultural & Industrial Bank Tientsin

Nam Hing Hong Hongkong

, Continental Bank Tientsin, Shanghai

\(TheBank,

Shanghai

Ltd. Commercial

Shasi

Ka Wah Savings Bank, Ltd. ... Hongkong

China State Bank, Ltd. Manila, Tsingtao

1000 . Novella Hotel, Ltd

1013 China Cosmopolitan Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Foochow

1129

1135 . Eastern Engineering k Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

The Central Dispensary, Ltd. Shanghai

Easantm Kodak Co.

E. Kin & Co. Tsingtao

Shun Chong Sewing Machine Co. ... Shanghai

1558 Wha Tung Electrical k Engineering Co. ... Shanghai

1645 Asia Fire & Marine Underwriters ... Shanghai

1670 . Chang Sang & Co. Shanghai

1670 Shanghai Trading Co. Shanghai

. Nanyang Brothers Tobacco Co., Ltd. Hankow

Fl34 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

1837 I. Li Coal Mining Co. Peiping

2075 .... Industrial & Commercial Daily Press, Ltd. Hongkong

2088 ... Shanghai Dispensary, Ltd. Shanghai

2212 .... Oriental Engineering Co. Foochow

2224 ... The Pacilic Alkali Co., Ltd. Hongkong

2225 Wahson Electric Mfg. Co, Shanghai

2306 Bank of Kwangsi Hongkong

2346 Tientsin Tai Ping Steamship Co. ... Tientsin

2405 ... China International Famine Relief ... Peiping, Hankow

2415 ... Tun Ching Lung Co. Tientsin

2464 China Travel Service Tientsin, S’hai,

Hongkong

2485 .... f Yang

Yang Chih

ChungChing

Ho ........ Wenchow

tYangShonDao .... Shanghai

2514 ... Eastern Times

2514 f....... China

Lichwang Hongkong

2515

2639 Soap& Co.,

Co Ltd. Tientsin

Pakhoi

.... Central Bank of China

2639 ... Tung Nan Hotel Nanking, Canton

2814 ... National Commercial Bank, Ltd. Tientsin

2827 .... Provincial Bank of Fukien ... Hongkong

2895 Tsingtao Far Eastern Rubber Co. ... Tsingtao

3011 ... Young Tai Syndicate, Ltd. ... Hongkong

3051 .... The Chinese Industrial Shanghai

3069 International Products Gas

Co., Co.,

Ltd. Ltd Shanghai

Hongkong

3109 Batten & Co. Shanghai

3113

3184 ... Tai SunChong & Co.Co,

Po Chuen Hongkong

3210 .... China Chemical Works Shanghai

3256 Shanghai Mail Service Shanghai

3318 Burlington Hotel .... Shanghai

3339 .... New Shanghai Construction Co. Shanghai

3351 Mukden Tobacco & Wine Store Mukden

3449 ... Whangpoo Conservancy Board Shanghai

Hongkong

3468 .... Channel Trading Co., Ltd

3497 Kailan Sales Agency Shanghai

3500 ... Shun Yu Trading Corpn. Nanking

3533 Nanyang Bros. Tobacco Co., Ltd. ... Canton

3536 National

Co., Ltd.Lacquer ...& Paint ...Products!/ Hongkong

3548 .... Nee Tai Shing tk Co. Shanghai

3561 ... Hang Shun & Co.... Hongkong

Shanghai

3564 .... Robert Fan

3639 Kwantung Provincial Bank Canton

3922 .... Kiangsu Bank Shanghai

3947 Chekiang Industrial Bank, Ltd. Shanghai

4103 ... China Soap Co. Nanking

4191 Wah Fah & Co. ... Shanghai

4384 ... Peipiao Coal Mining Co., Ltd. Tientsin

4472 National

tration Government Salt Adminis- /\ "' Chefoo

4599 Salt Administration Chungking

4619 Neco Neon Co Hongkong

4646 Sintoon Overseas Trading Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

4722 /Chung Shan Knitting & Singlet \ Hongkong

t Kwong

Co., Ltd.

Cheong Wo J Pakhoi

4801

 CABLE ADDRESSES F135

Firm Name Place

Chinese Association. Trading Co., Ltd. Tientsin

4861 Bank of Canton, Ltd. ... ... Hongkong

4938 Wing Tai Vo Tobacco Corpn. ... Tientsin

4945 China Radio Service Corporation ... Shanghai

5023 Za Chong Shing ... ... ... Shanghai

5089 Chinese Cotton Goods Exchange, Ltd. Shanghai

5128 Chao Tai Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

5140 ... Chihli Shantung Line, Ltd. Tientsin

5200 ... Heng On Steamship Oo., Ltd. Shanghai

5300 ... North China Steamship Co., Ltd. .. Tientsin

5307 Hai Chang Steamship Co. Shanghai

5316 Tientsin Navigation Co., Ltd. Tientsin

5353 ... Central Bank of China Tientsin

5355 Kwang Wha Petroleum Co., Ltd. Shanghai

5397 ... Hankow Dyeing Works, Ltd. Hankow

5454 ... Tai Ping Fire & Marine Ins. Co., Ltd. Hongkong, Tientsin

5526 ... Eurasia Aviation Corp. ... Canton, Hongkong

5566 ... Comfort Electric Co. Shanghai

5636 /Union Insur. Assoc, of the Nationall Tientsin

/ Industrial Bank of China /

5659

5685 ... National Industrial Bank of China .. Tientsin

... Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

5763 The Continental News Agency Hongkong

5881 ... Diaward Steel Furniture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

5887 ... Shanghai Commercial Savings Bank Nanking

5904 ... China Wool Manufacture Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

6007 Peiyang Engineering College Tientsin

6114 ... China Electric Co., Ltd. ... Tientsin

6226 ... Foo Kwok Coal Mining Co., Ltd. ... Canton

Ollerdessen Engineering Works, Fed. Inc. Shanghai

Union Iron & Foundry Works, Fed. Inc. Shanghai

6357 ... Chinese Recreation & Race Club . Tientsin

6427 ... China Educational Assoc., Shanghai

6508 Fou Foong Flour Mill Co., Ltd. Shanghai

6527 ... Bank of Communications . Shanghai

Hongkong

6595 The Union Trading Co.

6639 Bank of Communications ... . Dairen

6644 ... Woo Ho Weaving Factory Shanghai

6651 Chinese Optical Co. Macao

6651 Wha Wei Trading Co. Hongkong

6690 ... China Times .. Shanghai

6730 ... Unique Film Production Co., Ltd. Shanghai, H’kong

6769 ... Modern China Advertising Co. Tientsin

6790 ... China Cotton Trading Corpn., Ltd. Shanghai

6829 Naval Medical College Tientsin

6855 Bank of China Shanghai

6892 Bank of China ... JNewchwang, Foo.,

i T’tsin, S’hai, Ichang

6963 Shanghai Trust Co. Shanghai

7031 Johann H. Cheyne Shanghai

7077 Kincheng Banking Corporation Dairen

7171 China National Insurance Co., Ltd. Shanghai

7893 Chung Hwa Book Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

Ching Hua Co., Ltd. Hongkong

Ching Hua Co., Ltd. Shanghai

E. Penn Co. Hongkong

F136 CABLE ADDRESSES

Cable Ad: Firm Name Place

7193 Chinese Radio Laboratory ... Hongkong

7320 ... Shantung Commercial Bank ... Tsingtao

7327 ... Cathay Arts Co. ... ... Shanghai

7327 ... China Products Co, .... Shanghai

7428 ... Ling Sang Printing ink Co. ... Shanghai

7711 ... South China Trading Co., Ltd. Foochow

7771 Yien Yieh Commercial Bank ... Canton

7893 ... Chung Hua Book Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

8030 ... Ching Hua Co., Ltd. ... Hongkong

8031 ... Ching Hua Co., Ltd. ... Shanghai

8238 ... E. Penn Co. ... Hongkong

8670 Union Publishers & Printers.... Shanghai

8675 National Commercial Bank, Ltd. ... Hankow, Shanghai

8725 Olton Elec. Mfg. Factory ... ... Shanghai

8822 United Trading Co., Ltd. ... ... Shanghai

8842 .... T. Chuang .... Shanghai

China Merchants’ S.N. Co. f Kiukiang, T’tsin,

Hongkong

9140 ... King’s Dispensary... ... Hongkong

9244 ... The Asia Co. ... Hongkong

9372 ... Bank of China ... ... Hankow

9703 The Chinese Auctioneering Co., Ltd Shanghai

9710 Yung Koo Paint & Varnish Mfg. Co., Ltd. Shanghai

9796 Modern China Advertising Co. Tientsin

9824 Sin Chung Engineering Co Shanghai

9874 The China Products United Corpn Hongkong

9888 Ming Sons Construction Co. Hankow

9889 Calco China Agency Shanghai

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 LIST OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS

IN HONG KONG FOR 1941

{For Quit-port Foreign Remleni§ See. Page F217)

Abbas, A., staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Abbas,

Abbas, A.A. A.,

H., Meter Dept., Hongkong

staff, Chartered Bank of Electric Co., Ltd.& China

India, Australia

Abbas, A. M., N. S. Moses & Co., lita.

Abbas, G., chief acct., Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Abbass, K., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Abbas, M. R., Hongkong Telegraph

Abbas, Y., Roofing

Abbas, Z. A., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Abbott, A. S., manager, Kelly Walsh, Ltd.

Abbott, M. J., asst. Crown solicitor, Crown Solicitor’s Office, Official Justice

of the Peace

Abbott, Dr. T. K., health officer for Schools, Medical Department

Abdullah, A., clerk, War Taxation Department

Abesser P., acct., Connell Bros. Co. (Hongkong), Ltd.

Ablong, A. E., Accts. Dept.. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Ablong, A. J., staff (Showroom), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Ablong, Miss L. G., stenographer, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. 0.), Ltd.

Abosch, J. C., staff, A. Vago.

Abraham, E., stock broker, Tester & Abraham, Unofficial Justice of the Peace,

hon. treas., Hongkong Lawn Tennis Association

Abraham,

Abraham, E.R., S.,signs

Exchange

per pro.,Broker

Tester & Abraham

Ackber, J., staff, World Auxiliary Insurance Corporation, Ltd., Insurance

Co. of North America, Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

Acland, P. T., Capt., 1/Kumaon Rifles

Adal,

Adam, M. Y., office stall'Hongkong

, Hongkong&Electric Co., Ltd.

Adams,J.,J. shipwright,

L., Works Dept., Butterfield Whampoa

& SwireDock Co., Ltd.

Adams, R. G., Accounts Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Adams, W. B.,

Adding]ey, T. W.Taikoo Dockyard

S., wireless & Engineering

technician, C.o. of H.K., Ltd.

Adem, M., office staff, Bongkong ElectricEngineering

Co., Ltd. Branch, General Post Office

Adhikari, D. L., dispenser, Queen Mary Hospital

Ad will, R. J., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Agafuroff B., staff, S. E. Levy & Co.

Agafuroff,

Ahern, W. I.,V.,staff, S. E.officer,

revenue Levy Imports

& Co. & Exports Office

Ahmed, H., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa

Ahmed, A., staff, Hongkong

Dock Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Ahmedbhoy,

Ahwee, G. E.,A.farmR., staff,

mgr., N.TheMohamedally

Kowloon Dairy, Ltd.

Aimar, Rev. Bro., dir., La Salle, College

Ainslie, G., probationer, Colonial Secretariat

Aitkenhead, G. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Alabaster, Hon. Mr. C. G., attorney-general, Supreme Court, Official Justice

of the Peace

Alarakia. Miss H., staff, General Office, A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Alarakia, I. M., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Alderton, Dr. R.M., resident medical & surgical staff, AliceMemorial & Affiliated Hospitals

Fl38 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Alexander, W. L., principal, Percy Smith, Setli & Fleming, secty., Wm.

Powell, Ltd.

Ali, F., supt., Money Order Office, General Post Office

Ali, T., office staff, Hong Kong Electric Co., Ltd.

Allanson, K. E., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

Allen, Miss, Diocesan Girls’ School

Allen, C. A., Editorial Dept., South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Allen, D. G.E., G.,sanitary

Allen, W. partner,inspector,

FranklinUrban

Laboratory

Council

Alley, G. O. F., Major, R. A. M. C.

Ailinson, Mrs. M., mistress, Central British School

Allison, A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Alltree, L., bailiff, Supreme Court

Alonco, D. A., Sales Dept, (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum Oil C<.

Alvares, A. V., architect, Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

Alvares,

Alvares, J.,Dr.asst.

R. E.,(Shares), China

local asst, Lightdogist.

bacteri & Power Co., Ltd. Institute

Bacteriological

Alves, A., dir., J. M. Alves & Co., Ltd.

Alves, Miss A., Oaldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Alves, Miss A. A. V., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Alves,

Alves, A.A. G.M., V.,Nederlandsch

Hongkong AIndische

ShanghaiHandelsbank,

Banking Corporation

N. V.

Alves, B., secty., Hongkong Engineering

Alves, C. F. X., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Alves, D. C., staff, China Underwriters, Ltd.

Alves, E., dir., J. M. Alves & Co., Ltd.

Alves, E. A. R., Accounting Dept. (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum

Gil Co.

Alves,

Alves, E.E. V.,

U, S.,staff,office staff,Boag

Davie, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

k Co., Ltd.

Alves, F. D., asst, installation engr., China Light k Power Co., Ltd.

Alves, H. A., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Alves, J. A. S., signs per pro., Hughes & Hough, Ltd.

Alves, J. L., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Alves, J.J. M.,

Alves, L., Eastern

gov. dir.,Asbestos Co.

J, M, Alves

Alves, J. M. M\, 2/Lieut. H. K. V. D. C.

Aman, G., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd.

Ambrose, F. W., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Andersen, B. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Andersen, Miss J., Diocesan Girl’s School

Anderson, Mrs. A. V., staff, Percy Smith, Seth k Fleming

Anderson, D., staff, Engineering Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Anderson, D. J. N., Barrister-at-Law, Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Anderson, E. W. S., A/Capt., Royal Artillery

Anderson,

Anderson, G., G. T.,partner, AndersonDept.,

Shipbuilding

Hongkong & "Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Anderson,

Anderson, John E., mng. dir., Anderson Department

Miss I., school nurse, Medical Music Co., Ltd.

Anderson, J.J. F.,

Anderson, L., Taikoo

wirelessSugar RefiningEngineering

technician, Co., Ltd. Branch, General Post Office

Anderson, J. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Anderson, Dr. J. W., principal, Drs. Anderson, Durran & McElney, dir. k

medical examiner, China Underwriters, Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Anderson, Miss K. M., headmistress, Quarry Bay Junior Government School

Anderson, W. J., controller of Stores, Government Stores Department., Official

Justice of the Peace

Andreson, B. O., mgr., Thoresen k Co., Ltd.

Andrewes, L. R., registrar of Companies, Supreme Court, Official Justice

of the Peace

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS El 39

Andrews, A. A., traffic supt., Peak Tramways Co., Ltd.

Andrews, C. F., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Andrews, H. H., clerk, imports

Andrews, Miss S. H., nursing sister, Medical Department

Andrews, W. R. N., seety., 'War Taxation Department

Andrews-Levinge, K. T., Lt-Col., R. A. S. C.

Angeles, G. S., Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Angus,

Angus, G.F. D., deputy

I., asst, registrar,

station supt.,Registration

China Lightof& Births

Power &Co.,Deaths

Ltd.

Angus, H. A., clerk, Far Eastern Bureau, British Ministry of Information

Department

Arigwin, J., land surveyor, Public Works Department

Annett, M. A., dir., T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd.

Annett, M. M., dir., T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd. (Absent)

Annis, P. E., Parts & Accessories mgr., General Motors (China), Ltd.

Anslow, F.F, P.,

Anslow, J. asst.

chiefacct. (Stores),

steward, Police

Queen MaryHeadquarters

Hospital

Antioquia, J., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Antonio, E., David Sassoon & Co., Ltd.

Antonio, Miss H., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Antonio, J. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kowloon

Sub-Agency

Antonio, L. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Antonio, P. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Appleyard, P., examiner, War Taxation Department

Aquino, J. L., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Archbutt, G. S., fire mgr., British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., Unofficial

Justice of the Peace

Arculli, A. el, Solicitor, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Arculli, O. el, A. F. Arculli

Ariyoshi, M,, p.p. mgr., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Armstrong, C., Lt.-Col., m.b.e., R. A. M. C.

Armstrong, H. J., solicitor & notary public, Deacons, dir., E. D. Sasson

Banking Co., Ltd., Marconi (China,), Ltd., committee, Diocesan Boys’

School, dir., Hongkong Trust Corpn., Ltd., W. O., H. K. N. Y. F.,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Armstrong, Miss J., Insurance Dept., Jar dine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Armstrong, T., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Arndt, W. F., American President Lines, Ltd.

Arnhold, H. E., director, International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Arnold, Miss E., staff, Canadian Government Trade Commissioner

Arnold, G. W., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Arnulphy, C., mng. dir., Hongkong-Canton Export Co., Ltd.

Arundell, R., 2/Lieut., Royal Engineers

Ascough,H. H.C. L.J., N.,

Asche, fin. const,

secty.,engr.,

ChurchCable

Missionary Society

& Wireless, Ltd.& staff, St. Stephen’s College

Asger, Dr. M. E., Dental Surgeon, hon. secty., Hongkong Dental Association

Ashby, R. R. W., Motor Car Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.. Lieut., H. K. N. Y. F.

Ashton, Dr. F. R., medical supt., Alice Memorial k Affiliated Hospitals

Asquith, Capt. N. J., manager, Asquith & Co.

Assesserow, W. F., Machinery Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Assomull,

Assumpcao,G.C.T.,de,proprietor, WassiamullCo.,Assomull

Gibb, Livingston Ltd. & Co.

Atienza, Dr. V. N., vice-pres., Filipino Club

Atkins.

Atkins, A.MissE.,E.Construction

S., principal,Division, AsiaticGirls’

St. Stephen’s Petroleum

CollegeCo. (S. C.), Ltd.

Atkinson, A. G., Capt., Royal Artillery

Attwell, K. J., master. Central British School

Au Tin Choi, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Audesley, Miss R. S., asst, mistress, Kowloon Junior School

F140 FORE I ON RE SID EN TS

Auger, Miss B. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Austin, O., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. & repres., Phoenix Assurance Co..

Ltd., Lieut,, H. K. V. D. C., chairman, H. K. Football Club

Avery, A. S., 2/Lieut.. Roy a! Artillery

Avramow, A. J., dir., Thomas De La Rue & Co., Ltd.

Ayock, Miss P., staff, Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming

Ayock, T. W. P., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Azedo, C. M. D., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Azedo, C., Import Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd

Bachtin, V, A., The “ Lido ”

Badger, H. S., 2/Lieut., 1/Middlesex Regiment

Badger, J. S., 2/Lieut., Royal Engineers

Bagley, W. J., principal officer & actg. chief warder, Prison Department

Bargram, J. T., consul-general for Thailand & Share & General Broker,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Bailey, H. P., asst, mgr., Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Bailey, J. G., inspr. of Works, Grade HI (Temporary), Public Works Department

Bailey, W. H., officer-in-charge, Gunpowder Depot, Harbour Department

Bainbridge, M., Butchery & Shipping Dept., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Baines, Mrs. L. M., Accts. & Purchasing Depts., Gloucester Hotel

Bakar, A. It., staff, World Auxiliary Insurance Corporation, Ltd., Insurance

Co. of North America, Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

Baker, A. V., inspector, Police Headquarters

Baker, Miss-D. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Baker, E. F. S., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Baker, F., supt. of Government Garage, Public Works Department, Lieut.,

H. K. N. V. F.

Baker, Miss K., superintending sister, Royal Naval Hospital

Baker, L. C., accountant, Dodwell & Go., Ltd.

Baker, W. E., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., Actg. Sub-Lieut.,

H. K. N. V. F.

Bakkeren, H., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N. V.

Balchin, Miss H., Correspondence Dept., Dodwel] & Co., Ltd.

Baldawala, H. D., mng. prop., P. D. Gotla & Co.

Bald'awala, H. D., mng. partner, P. D. Gotla & Co. (On leave)

Baldawala, S. D., acct. P. D. Gotla & Co.

Baldesberger, P. F. X., dir., T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd.

Baldwin, B. O., sub-accountant, National City Rank of New York, treasurer, American

Club

Baldwin, Miss P., staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Balean, Dr G. T., medical practitioner, Black, Bale an & Talbot, Lieut.,

H. K. V. D. C.

Balean, Dr. H., medical practitioner, Black, Balean & Talbot, Unofficial

Justice of the Peace

Balfour, S. F., District Officer, South, Official Justice of the Peace

Ball, F. L., mgr., Gibb, Livingston k Co., Ltd.

Ball, M., staff, Tsang Fook Piano Co.

Ballantyne, D. L., manager, The Chase Bank

Bamsey, S., lighthouse-keeper, Harbour Department

Bancroft, Miss S., asst, teacher, Diocesan Boys’ School

Banerjee, H. S., mng. director, H. S. Banerjee

Banker, A. S., staff, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Banner, M. S., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

Baptista, A. F., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Baptista, C. O., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Baptista, F. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Baptista, Miss H. M., staff, Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ltd.

Baptista, Mrs. M., staff, M. Nemazee

Baptista, M. A., Book Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fill

Baptista, M. F., staff, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Baptista, Miss O., stenographer, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Baptista, R. C., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Barber, Mrs., Diocesan Girls’ School

Barber, N. C., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Barclay, B. d’. E., Capt., R. A. M. C.

Barclay, J., Skipper, R. N. R.

Bard, S., Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Barnett, K. M. A., 2/Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Barclay, T. C-, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Bard, S., tutor & demonstrator (Pathology), University of Hongkong

Barford,M.W.A.,S.,staff,

Barkat, acct.,National

United Services Recreation

Carbon Co., Fed. Inc.Club

Barker, J. W., asst, distribution engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Barkus, R. L., staff, Drawing Office, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Barma, H. T., manager, N. Mohamedally

Barnes, J.F. E.,

Barnes, H., branch

staff, Singer

mgr. &Sewing

specialMachine

repres., Co.

Innis & Riddle (China), Ltd.

Barnes, J. I., deputy registrar, Registration of Births & Deaths

Barnes, Dr. J. W., Medical Practitioner

Barnet,

Barnett,J.,K.inspr.

M. A.,ofthird

Works,magistrate,

Grade III,Magistrates’

Public Works Department

Court, Official Justice of the Peace

Barr, C. I., general agent, Canadian National Railways

Barradas, I. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Barradas, J. A., Export Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Barradas, M. S. V., Export Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Barradas,H.,Y.chief

Barrett, M., Nederlandsch

warder & actg.Indische Handelsbank,

supt., Prison N. Y.

Department

Barretto, A.C. A.,

Barretto, J., Great NorthernIndische

Nederlandsch Telegraph Co., Ltd. N. V.

Handelsbank,

Barretto, H., asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V.

Barretto,

Barretto, H., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia &Co.,China

Barron, J,J.F.,C.,staff

Hongkong Engineering

^Generating Station),& Hongkong

ConstructionElectricLtd.

Co., Ltd.

Barros, A. Y., staff (General Office), Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Barros, C. E., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N. V.

Barros, Miss E., Shipping Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd,

Barros, E.F. G.,

Barros, L., staff,

GreatChina

Northern Telegraph Ltd.

Underwriters, Co., Ltd.

Barros, H. A., staff (General Office), Texas Co.& (China),

Barros, F. P., asst., Acct. Dept., China Light Power Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Barros, L. A., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Barrow, J., District Officer, North, 2/Lieut., H. K. V. D. 0., Official Justice

of the Peace

Barry, F. C., secretary, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. & Hongkong Realty

& Trust Co., Ltd., president, Kowloon Golf Club

Barton, L. A., cashier, The Treasury

Barton, W. M., Goodrich Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Bartram, H. B. B., T/Capt., Royal Artillery

Barwell, Dr. A. H., medical officer, Prison Department

Bas, W. C. le, civil engr., H. M. Dockyard

Basa, R., Merchant and Commission Agent

Bascombe, H. J., inst. engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Bascombe, Miss N. W., principal, Belilios Public School

Baskett, P. E., repres., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Baskett, Miss S. M., Cables Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., hon.

seoty., Hongkong Reel Club

Bassett, Mrs. J. M.., stenographer, Colonial Secretariat

Basto, A. H., principal, A. H. Basto

Basto, B., mng. dir., Noronha & Co., Ltd.

Fl42 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Basto, Mrs. C., staff, Far East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Basto, C.C, H.,

Basto, P., principal, Little, Adams

Sales Dept./Far Wood

East Motors

Basto, J. J., dir., Noronha & Co., Ltd.

Basto, L. E., Chiropractor

Basto, Dr. R. A. de Castro, hon. Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Specialist to the

KwongB.Wah

Bateman, M., Hospital, Unofficial Justice

Paymr. Sub-Lieut., H. K. N.of V.the F.Peace

Batalha, Miss E., Diocesan Girls School

Bateman, Capt. R. W., marine supt., Indo-China Steam Navigation Co-, Ltd.

Bates, A. E., Import Dept., Jardine, Mathesoh & Co., Ltd., Acting Sub-Lieut.,

H. K. N. V. F.

Bates, R. A., clerk, Colonial Secretariat, hon. seety., Hongkong Hookey Club,

Photographic Society of Hongkong

Batty-Smith, Capt. S. PL, Side-de-Carnp to H. E. The Governor

Bauder, R., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd

Bautista, D. T., staff, Chun-Shing Institute of Commerce

Baxamusa, M. A., asst., Abdoolally, Ebrahim &, Co.

Baxter, K. M., Shipping Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Baxter, Miss P., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Baynes, E. N., asst, engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Beach, J. S., inspr. of Works, Grade II, Public Works Department

Beale, N. G., mng. dir.. General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.,

Beaman, W. H., Lieut., R. A.

Beattie, L. D. M„ Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Beattie, T. J.,E.Taikoo

Beavis, Miss asst,Sugar Refining Cp-, Bay

Ltd. Junior Government School

Bebbington, N. M.,

J., staff. mistress,

GovernmentQuarry

Trade School

Beck, E., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Becker, Chas. L.. Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Beddow, H. H, asst, master, Queen’s College

Beeken, D. W., Taikoo Dockyard k Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Begbie, I. M., 2/Lieut., R. A. S. C.

Begbie, Dr. R. S., asst, bacteriologist, Bacteriological Institute

Begdon, Mrs. K., stenographer, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. O.), Ltd.

Begg, S. D., secretary, John I. Thornycroft

Behrman, G. W., Sales Dept., (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum

Oil Co., secty., American Club

Beisley, H. W., asst, to chief acct., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Belbin, E. C., director, Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Bell, F. W., acct., Navy, Army & Air Force Institutes

Bell, M. R., chief engine draughtsman, Hongkong k Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Bell, R. B., asst, manager, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Bell, R. S., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Bellamy, L. C. F., general manager, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd., Unofficial

Justice of the Peace, vice-pres., St. George’s Society

Belton, P. A., Lieut., Y. & L. R.

Beltrao, N. A., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.V.

Ben, A. J., general manager, National Lacquer

Bendall, J. A., acct., Public Works Department, hon secty., Hongkong Civil

Service Cricket Club

Benjamin, S., staff, S. E. Levy & Co.

Benn, L. A., Motor Car Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Proby Cadet,

H. K. N. V. F.

Bennett, C., staff, W. R. Loxley k Co. (China), Ltd.

Benson, D., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., LTnofficial Justice of

the Peace

Bentley, H, pharmacist, Medical Department

Benuch, L. J., acct., Twentieth Century Fox Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Benwell, V. M., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F143

Beppu, K., staff, Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.

Beraha, M., governing dir., M. Beraha & Co., Ltd.

Berendeeff, G. A., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Berg, Sverre, managing director, Berg & Co., Ltd.

Bergen, G. Van, mgr., Acme Chemical & Surgical Co.

Bergne-Coupland, Eng. Lieut.,' J. R., Engineer Officer. H. K. N. v. F.

Berridge, R. L., Capt., Royal Engineers, vice-president, Photographic Society of

Hongkong

berruex, M., manager, J. Ullmann & Co.

Berry, M., director, Arts & Crafts, Ltd.

Bertram, J. W., maintenance engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Beukers, J. G., Holland-China Trading Co., Ltd.

Bevis, H., Lieut., R. N. R.

Bhagwandas, K., acct., K. A. J. Chotirmall & Co.

Biau, P. L. L., architect, P. L. L. Biau

Bickerstaff, J. D., land bailiff, Public Works Department

Bickford, B. L, clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Bidmead, K. A., supt., Police Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

Bidwell,

Bilson, W.H.T.,D.,sanitary

Gibb, Livingston

inspector, &Urban

Co., Ltd.

Council

Binks, Miss N., staff, Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Birch, B. G., lecturer of English, University of Hongkong

Bird,

Bird, F.G. G.,

T., works

Taikoostaff, Hongkong

Dockyard Rope Manufacturing

& Engineering Co. of H.K.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Bird, G. V., deputy architect, Palmer & Turner, Capt., Royal Engineers

Biriukoff, A. Y., hon. treas., Kowloon Chess Club

Bishop,

Bishop, C.S. F.,W. wmrks

E., executive engr. Island

supt., Green & actg.Cement

waterworks engr.,Hok

Co., Ltd., Public

Un Works Dept.

Bitker, J., manager, Union Commercial Co.

Bitting, S. T., mgr., National City Bank of New York

Black, A., UnionTrading Co., Ltd.

Black, A. W., surveyor, British Corpn. Register of Shipping & Aircraft,

Bureau Veritas International Register for the Classification of Shipping,

Imperial Japanese Marine Corpn., Carmichael & Clarke, W O.,

H. K. N. V. F.

Black, C., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Black, C. C., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Black, D., princial, Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, Aotg. Paymr. Sub-Lieut.,

H. K. N. V. F., hon. treas., Hongkong Football Club

Black, Dr. G. D. R., medical practitioner, Black, Balean & Talbot

medical officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Black, Miss M. E., nursing sister, Medical Department

Black, T., Official Justice of the Peace

Blackburn, Miss V., Correspondence Office, Jardine. Matheson & Co.. Ltd.

Blackman, D., Accounting Dept. (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum

Uil Co.

Blackmore, E. W., E. W. Blackmore, Ltd. & mgr., Vibrq Piling Co., Ltd.

Blake, C. C., principal, Blake & Co.

Blake, C. H., chief clerk, Holts’ Wharf

Blake, D. H., solicitor & notary public, Wilkinson & Grist, dir., Hongkong

Telephone Co., Ltd., Pure Cane Molasses Co. (Hongkong), Ltd., Shek O.

Development Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Blake, D. S., staff, Hong Kong Dispensary

Blake, R. H., T. S. R. Dept.. Butterfield & Swire

Blakeney, B. F., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Blaker, C., director, Gilman & Co., Ltd., Shek 0. Development Co., Ltd.,

vice-consul for Sweden, Capt., H. K. V D. C., committee, Diocesan Boys’

School, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Blanchett, Miss I. M., asst, mistress, Belilios Public Shoo!

Bliss, A. S., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

 F144 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bluestone, R., Mackintosh’s, Ltd.

Blum, C. A., repres.

Blumenthal, for China,

L., electrician, U. S.Department

Prison Rubber Export Co., Ltd.

Blyth, H. H., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Boast, R. J., wireless sub-engineer, Engineering Branch, General Post Office

Bolt, T.,A.,inspector

Bolton, of Works,

shift charge engr.,Grade

China I,Light

Public& Power

WorksCo.,

Department

Ltd.

Bompas, E. A., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

Bonch, V., Meter Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Bond,

Bond, C.,

C. P.,Wines & Spirits

inspector, StarDept.,

FerryDodwell

Co., Ltd.

Bond,

Bond, G. C.,

Y. H., sanitary

architect,inspector,

Public Works

Urban Department

Council

Bone, A., inspr. of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Bone, D. B., asst, mgr., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of Hongkong, Ltd.

Bones, L., wharfinger, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Bonner, H. W., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Bonney, R. J. B., Lieut., R. A. O. C.

Boodle, R. V., c/o N. S'. O., H. M. Dockyard

Booker, Mrs., Diocesan Girls School

Booker, Miss B. J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Booker, Mrs. D., asst, commr. for Wolf Cubs & Hon. Test Secty., Boy Scouts

Association Hongkong Branch

Booker, F. E. E., asst, supt., Police Headquarters

Booker, J., secty.,

Booker, N. Acme Chemical

D., Shipping & Surgical

Dept., Jardine, Co. & Co., Ltd.

Matheson

Booker, N. J., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson

Borges, J. A., store foreman, Fire Brigade Dept.

Bosanquet, D. L, Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Batelho, A. A., Williamson & Co.

Botelho, A. A., Accounts & General Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Botelho, A. A. R., consul for Ecuador

Botelho, A. M., Accounting Dept. (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-

Vacuum Oil Co.

Botelho, C. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Botelho, H. A., staff, China Provident, Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Botelho, H. A. de Barros, solicitor, Leo D’Almada & Cb., Capt. H. K. V. D. C.

Botelho, J. M., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co'.

Botelho, Miss M. (Chemicals), Shewan Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Botelho, Miss M„ L., staff, W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Botelho,

Botelho, N.

P. P.,U.,partner.,

asst., Standard-Vacuum

A. G. Botelho & OilCo. Co.

Botelho, P. V., Jr., partner, A. G. Botelho & Go & actg. consul for Ecuador

Bottomley, J., architect, Public Works Department

Bottomley, J. H., Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Bourke, Very Rev. E., rector, Wah Van College

Bourne, A. W., jr., asst, gen. mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Bourne, V. G., Office Equipment Dept,, Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Bousfield, J. K., general mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.,

director, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Unofficial Justice

of the Peace, chairman, Polo Club, president, Shell Sports Club

Bousfield, Mrs. J. K., president, Helena May Institute

Bovaird, W. C., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H. K., Ltd.

Bowden, G. W., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Bowie, D.A.C.,C. Major,

Bowker, 1., asst,R.manager,

A. M. C.Dodwell & Cb., Ltd., 2/Lieut., H. K. V. D. 0.

Bowley, W. R. L., a.c.a., Paymr. Shb-Lieut., R. N. V. R.

Bowman, J., Senior Pharmacist, Royal Naval Hospital

Boxer, C. R., Major, Lincolnshire Regiment

Boxer, S. V., registrar, University of Hongkong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl45

Boyd,

Boyd, Mrs. E., proprietress,

J. M., sanitary The Little Shop

inspector,Nederlandsche

Urban CouncilHandel-Maatschappij, N. V.

Braakenberg, D. A., sub-mgr.,

Bradbury, B. W., supt., Butchery & Shipping Dept., Dairy Farm, Ice iteCold Storage Co.,

Ltd., pres., Craigengower Cricket Club

Bradley,A. F.M.,W.,property

Braga, senior inspector, Urban Engineering

supt., Hongkong Council & Construction Co., Ltd.

Braga, H., gen. works mgr., Hongkong Engineering A Construction & Co., Ltd.

Braga,

dir.,J.Hongkong,

P., chairman & mng.

Canton dir., Hongkong

& Macao SteamboatEngineering & Construction

Co., Ltd., Hongkong Co., Ltd.,

Rope Manufac-

turing Co., Ltd., Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd., China Provident Loan &

Mortgage Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Braga,

Braga, J.Noel,

V., secretary,

asst., ChinaChinaLightLight

A Power Co., Ltd.

& Power Co., Ltd.

Brailsford,

Bramble, H. O., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery Branch, General Post Office

A., wireless engineer, Engineering

Brand, C. W., asst, station officer, Fire Brigade Department

Brandel, N., dir., M. Beraha & Co., Ltd.

Branson, V. C., government chemist, Medical Department, Capt., H.K.V.D.C., Official

Justice of the Peace

Braude, A. N., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd., Capt., H.K.V.D.C.

Brayfield,

VeritasT. International

H. G., surveyor,Register

British Corpn.

for theRegister of Shipping

Classification & Aircraft,Imperial

of Shipping, Bureau

Japanese Marine Corpn., Carmichael & Clarke, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Brazel, E. H., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.

Brazier, Major D., officer-in-charge, Salvation Army

Bremner A. A.,Book Office,Jardiue, Matbeson & Co., Ltd.,Paymr. Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.V.F.

Bremner, F., Ch., Shipper, R.N.R.

Brett, F., chief inspector of Junks & Cargo Boats, Harbour Department

Brett,

Breuil,Miss

Mrs. V. N.,du,nursing sister, Medical Department

Brewer, H. E.,N. Actg. manageress,

Sub-Lieut., Old Cathay

H.K.N.V.F.

Brewin, J. I. M., moulder, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Brezny, L., branch mgr., Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.

Bridge, R. P., Capt., R.A.O.C.

Briggs, C., Lieut., R.N.R.

Britto, F. M.,

Britto, G. M., staff,

Gibb,China Underwriters,

Livingston & Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Britto, H. M., office staff, Hongkong

Broadbridge, F. A., John D. Hutchinson Electric

& Co.Co., Ltd.

Broadbridge, N., clerk, waterworks office, Public Works Department

Broad bridge, R. T., deputy registrar, Registration of Births & Deaths

Broch, K.,A.staff,

Broekert, W. de,National CarbonDept.,

Engineering Co., Fed. Inc. Hongkong China, Ltd.

Marsman

Brokenshire, H., night sub-editor, South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Brooke, J. T. W., partner, Davies, Brooke

Brookes, Rev. R. S., dir., Chinese Catholic Herald & Gran (On leave)

Brooks, Miss D., Insurance Dept., Tardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Brooks, E. S. C., solicitor & notary public, Hastings & Co.

Brooks, R. H. J., asst, station officer, Fire Brigade Dept.,

Brooksbank,

Brostedt, A., A., inspector

Asiatic trafficofmgr.,

Works, Grade National

Canadian II., PublicRailways

Works Department

Brown, Mrs., housekeeper, Gloucester Hotel

Brown, A. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Brown, A. D., comdr., C.P.S. Tehhsing, Chinese Maritime Customs

Brown, A. E., deputy naval store officer, H. M. Dockyard

Brown, A. J., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Brown,

Brown, A.A. W.,

R., staff,

mgr., Davie, Boag & Co.,Ltd.,

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.,Capt.,

Actg.H.K.V.D.C.

Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.V.F.

Brown, C., traffic inspr., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Brown,

Brown, Rev. Cyril,

Mrs. C., liaison &officer,

Thoresen China Fleet Deep Sea Scout Troop, Boy Scouts Asscn.

Co., Ltd.

F146 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Brown, C. B., partner. Linstead

Justice of the Co.,

Fire Insurance Peace,Ltd.secty., Matilda Hospital, consulting committee, Hongkong

Brown, C. J., Chaplain, H.K.N.Y.F.

Brown, Mrs. C. U., staff, Lowe, Bingham

Brown, E. F., inspector of Junks & Cargo Boats, Harbour Dept., mechanical engr., Fire

Brigade Dept.

Brown, F. J., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Brown, Capt. F. L., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Brown,

Brown, G.,

G. EL,staff,partner,

W. R. “Vogue”

Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Brown, H. C., lighthouse-keeper, Harbour Department

Brown, H. W., service mgr., Otis Elevator Co.

Brown,

Brown, J.J. C.,

H., electrical

Capt., Durham engineer,

L. L,Public Works

Military Dept., Paymr. Lieut., R.N.V.R.

Dept.

Brown, J. T., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Sub Lieut., H.K. N.V.F.

Brown,

Brown, J.K.P.,

W. Capt.,

M.. senior revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

R.A.M.C.

Brown, L. R., mng. dir., China Construction Co., Ltd.

Brown, P.P.,J.,managing

Brown, C. N. Co.partner, UnionButterfield

Shore staff, Motors A Swire

Brown, R. A. Accounts Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Brown, R. B., Butchery & Shipping Dept., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Brown,

Brown, R.Rev.N.C.,B,m.a..,

Lieut.Hon.(E),Chaplain,

R. N. R. H. K. N. V. F.

Brown,

Brown, R.W.,P.,professor

lighthouse-keeper,

of Mathematics,Harbour Department

University of Hongkong, W. O., H. K. N. V. F.,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Brown, W. H., partner, “Vogue”

Brown, W. J., chief accountant, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Brown,

Brown, W.VV. J.,M.,Jr.,solicitor,

asst., Accounts

HastingsDept.,

& Co.China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Browne, C. W., asst, station officer, Fire

Browne, H. W., (F. A. Staff), Military Department Brigade Department

Brownley, J., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York

Bruce, 1. I)., Tea Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Bruce, J., asst,M.,engr.,

Bruce, China Light & Power Co., StoresLtd.Works

Bruce, S.W.,E.inspectorstenographer,

of Works, Government

Grade III, Public Department

Department & Port Works

Sub-1 >ept.

Bruce-Lockhart, R. N., Flag-Lieut.,

Bruins, John H., consul, American Consulate Naval Command

Brumwell,G.K.

Brutton, W. R.,Hall,asst,principal,

overseer,solicitor

Hongkong Land public,

& notary Investment

G. K. &Hall

Agency Co.,&Ltd.

Brutton Co., vice-

pres., British Legion, pres., Law Society

Bruzzone,

Bryan, H. Rev.

D., dy. E.,immigration

chaplain, Prison Department

officer (Macau), Immigration Office

Bryden, E. M., partner, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, secty., British-American Tobacco

Co. (China), Ltd., British Cigarette Co., Ltd., Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Buchan, R., non-resident partner, S. E. Levy & Co.

Buchanan,

Buchanan, MissD., accountant, American

G., stenographer, ExpressDepartment

Harbour Co., Inc., dir., Q. B. Piggeries, Ltd.

Buchanan, W.,

Buchanan, K. 1.Accounts

M., Lieut.,Dept.,

2/R. Butterfield

Scots & Swire

Buckle,

Buckle, C. E.,chief

Lieut., Royal Signals

H. K.F.N.

Buckwell,

instructor, Trade School, Educational Dept., Actg. - Lieut. (E),

MissV.J.F.W., headmistress, Kowloon Junior School, actg-colony commr., Girl

Guides Assoc iation

Budagian, L. S., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Budden, Miss B., senior stenographer, Colonial Secretariat

Budden, G. E., first clerk, Kowloon Magistrates’ Court

Buddington, T. H., Sales Dept. (S.C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F147

Buhler, C., mgr., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.

Buller,

Bullock,W.H.,J.,(Statistics),

chief preventive

Asiaticofficer, Imports

Petroleum Co.&(S.Exports

C.), Ltd.Office

Bundred, Capt. J. W., partner, Goddard

Bunje, C., dir., Yit-Alexin (China), Ltd.

Bunje,

Y. D.Dr.C.,F.,Unofficial

medical practitioner,

Justice of theDrs.PeaceStrahan, Nicholson & Bunje, Capt., H. K.

Burch, R. T., manager, S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd.

Burford, J. F., engr., Public Works Department

Burgess, C. B.,Justice

Official 2nd asst,

of thecolonial

Peace secty. & deputy deck of Councils, Colonial Secretariat

Burn, G. A., Harry Wicking & Burgoyne

Burgoyne, A. E. L., mng. dir., Co., Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Burnett, G. C.,

Directory Overland ChinaChina Mail

Mail, Hongkong Sunday Herald, Hongkong Hollar

Burnett, Mrs. G. C., stenographer,

Burnie, A. I., asst, immigration officer, Asiatic PetroleumOffice

Immigration Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Burnie,

Burrough,Mrs.S. C.G.,P.,Capt.,

E. D.R.Sassoon

A. O. C.Banking Co., Ltd.

Bursley,

Burson, H.,A. J.,staff,

HongLane,Kong Branch Ltd.

Crawford, & Sales Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Burt, S. J. G., 2/Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Burton, Dr. C. H., Dental Surgeon

Burt,

Bush, S.A.J.J.,G.,travelling

chief instructor in Wireless

representative, Telegraphy,

W. Harper & Co.,Educational

Ltd. Dept.

Bush, E. D., Import Dept., U. Spalinger & Co., S. A.

Bustard,E.H.,O.,shipwright

Butler, Proby. Cadet, supt.,H.Holt’s

K. N. Wharf

V. F.

Butler, R. C., Meter Dept.,

Butlin, S. T., Linstead & Davis Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Butt,

Butt, A., asst, manager, Getz Bros. & Co.

Butters,G. Hon.

M., office

Mr. staff, Hongkongscty.,

H.R., financial Electric Co., Secretariat,

Colonial Ltd. Official Justice of the Peace

Buttfield,

Buttress, A.

E. G.

F., C., Accts.

engineer, Dept.,

Public British

Works Cigarette

Department Co.,& Port

Ltd. Works Sub-Dept.

Bux, H. A., staff (Workshop & Stores), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Bux,

Bux, R.K.,A.,hospital principal

office staff, IndianElectric

Hongkong warder (Prison),

Co., Ltd. Medical Department

Bux, S. A. B., interpreter, A. S. K. Lau & Co.

Bux, S. A. R., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Bux, S. B., staff, China Provident, Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Bux, S. H., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Bux, Subadar Major Sultan, Royal Artillery

Bux, S. O., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Buxton, H. T., Export Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd., 2/Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Byhalove, P., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Byrne, G.T., prof, of Chemistry, University of Hongkong, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Cadenhead,

Cader, T. A.,E.mgr., E., staff,

OrientIntercontinent

Co. Corporation

Cairns, C., boarding officer, Harbour Department

Cairns, D. G., chief boarding officer, Harbour Department

Cairns,

Cairns, M.Mrs.A.,I.Wines

D., secty. & treas.,

& Spirits Helena

Dept., May &Institute

Dodwell Co., Ltd.

Calamel, A. Y., chief engr., Hongkong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

Calcraft, L. A., O. S. S. Co. Dept., Butterfield

Calder, W. G., staff, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd. & Swire

Calder-Marshall, Sir R., director, International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Calderara,

Caiman, A.P.,M.,Ed.Shipbuilding

A. Keller &Dept.,Co., Ltd.

Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Calthrop, L. H. C., superintendent, Police Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

Cameron, J. J., engr., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok Un

F5

F148 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Camidge, R. A., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & , China Unofficial

Camp,Justice

H. G.ofLieut. the Peace

(D. O.), Royal Artillery

Campbell, A. J., treasury representative, United States Treasury

MathesonDepartment

Campbell, D,, electricalS.,engr.,

Campbell, Mrs. A. O. Correspondence

H. M. DockyardOffice, Jardine, & Co.- Ltd.

Campbell, D. Mel, C. N. Co. shore staff, Butterfield & Swire

Campbell, F. J., Lieut.

Campbell, G., Butterfield & Swire (Qr. Mr.), R. A. M. C.

Campbell,

Campbell, J. G., engineer,ii/R.Public Works Department

Campbell, L.K. G.J., B.Lieut.,

A., n.s.o., Scots

Capt., R. N.

Campman, C., mgr., Imperial Import & Export Co.

Campos, R. M., Export Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Campos, L. R., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Campos, R. A., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Canaval, G. C., Medical Practitioner

Canaval, Helen L., Medical Practitioner

Capell, R. S., staff, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Carey, A.F. R.E., L.,inspector,

Carey, PoliceH. Headquarters

Sub-Lieut., K. N V. F.

Carey,H. G.K. J.N.P.,V. Shipping Dept.,Hongkong

F. Hon. treas., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Acting Sub-Lieut,,

Rifle Association

Carman, W. F., dir., Concrete Products, Ltd., actg. Ltd.

Cario, Mrs. L., Wines & Spirits Dept., Dodwell & Co., mng. dir., Marsman Hongkong

China, Ltd.

Carnac, P. R., electrician. Green Island Cement Ctn, Ltd., Hok Un

Carneiro, C. E., staff, Swan, Culbertson

Carpenter, Rev. G. K.. secty., Church Missionary Society of S. C.

Carr, C., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Carr,

Carr, J.G. R.,W.,supervisor,

Office Equipment

Botanical

& ForestryDept.,

Dept. Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Carr, T. W., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Carrie, W.J.,ofchrmn.,

Justice the Peace UrbanUoupcil, actg. official member, Legistative Council, Official

Carroll,

Peace A. H., secty., Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Association, Unofficial Justice of the

Carroll, W. J., principal, Carroll Bros., chairman, Hongkong Sharebrokers’ Assoc.

Carruthers, M. G„ Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Carson, H. L., staff, Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Carter, B. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Carter, L. T.,Miss

Cartwright, constructor, H. M. Dockyard British American Tobacco Co, (China), Ltd.

Cartwright, Miss B.F. B.,D., Stenographic

staff, ArnholdDept.,

& Co., Ltd.

Cartwright-Taylor, H. C., A/Capt., Royal Engineers

Carvalho,

Carvalho, L. A., Export Dept., Dodwell & Co.,Supplies),

F. H. de, staff (Import, Building Ltd. Andersen, Meyer Jr Co,, Ltd.

Carvalho, M. A., staff, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz

Carvalho, S. E., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Casado, Rev. Fr. R., master of students, Rosary Hill, Dominican House of Studies

Casey, E., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Casey,

Cash, A.Rev. G., lecturerof (Geography),

L, inspector Works, GradeUniversity

III, PublicofWorks

Hongkong

Department

Cassidy, P. S., partner, J. D. Hutchison & Co. Hon., correspondent & secty., Diocesan

Boys’ School, Unofficial Justice of the Peace, vice-pres., Y.M.C.A. (European)

Castilho, L. J., asst., American Express Co., Inc.

Castilho, P., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Castilho,G.,Q.,staff,

Castle, bailiff, Supreme& Court

Castleton, R. G., Hongkong Kowloon

O. S. S. Co.Dept., Wharf && Godown

Butterfield Swire Co., Ltd.

Castro, A. E.H., asst., Nederlandsche

Castro, A. J., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Handel-Maatschappij N. V.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl49

Castro, Mrs. A. E. EL, office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Castro,

Castro, A.C. D’Almada

P., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. & Co., Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

e, solicitor, Leo. D’Alamada

Castro,

Castro, C.D. V.,

R., Mercantile

Cable & Wireless,Bank ofLtd.

India, Ltd.

Castro, E. M., works staff, Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Castro,

Castro, F.F. H.,

M., Jardine

staff, W.Engineering

R. Roxley &Corporation,

Co. (China), Ltd. Ltd.

Castro, F. X. D’Almada e, principal,

Castro, F. X. D’Almada e, Jr., principal, D’Almada

D’Almada & Mason

& Mason

Castro,

Castro, G.H. F.,

A., Operations

staff, W. R.Dept.Loxley(S.&C.Co.Proper

(China), Territory),

Ltd. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Castro, J. M. A. e, staff, Bank Line (China),

Castro, Leo D’Almada e, solicitor, Leo D’Almada & Co. Ltd.

Castro, Leo d’Almada e, Jr., Barrister-at-law & unofficial member, Legislative Council

Castro, Miss

Castro, M. d’Almada

P., Gibb, Livingstone, Export Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Castro, R., staff, M. Nemazee

Caubert,

Caudron, E.K.,A.,manufacturers’

Import Dept.,representative

Jardine, Matheson (Franco& Co., Ltd.Trading)

Eastern

Cautherley,

Cave, L.Miss G.

J., staff,H., Hongkong

Davie, & Shanghai

Boag & Co., Ltd. Banking Corporation

Cavill,

Chace, Miss M. D. M, asst, mistress,

O., Sister, Q. A. I.Quarry

M. N. S.Bay(R.),Junior Government

Sisters’ Quarters, School

Military Hospital

Chaffoy, E. de, managing director, Orient Tobacco Manufactory

Challinor, R. FL, district mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), C. Ingenohl,

Ltd. Ltd.

Chalmers, J. C., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering

Champelovier, C. T., sanitary inspector, Urban Council Co. of H. K., Ltd.

Champkin,

League, C.,deputyExchange

commr.,Broker, Unofficial

Boy Scouts JusticeHongkong

Association of the Peace, Branchhon. treas., Navy

Champkin,

Chand, P., C.,

G., launch Major,

launch officer,Royal Artillery

officer, General

General Post

Post Office

Office

Chand,

Chandler, J. H., chemist, Grand Dispensary,

Chandler, Miss M., senior nursing sister, Medical Ltd Dept.

Chang, T. Y., asst, general manager, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Chapin, R. B., staff, National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc.

Chapman, A. V., Lieut. (Quarter-master), R. A. S. C.

Charlton, G. P., Produce Dept. & Coal Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Chart, Miss

Charter, J. C.,E. architect,

E., nursingPublicsister,Works

MedicalDepartment

Department

Chater, E. A., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Chattey,

Chattey, T.W. W., T/Capt.,

H. P., Capt.,I/Middlesex

I/MiddlesexRegiment

Regiment

Chattock, T. R., Lt.-Comdr., R. N. R.

Chauvin, B. F. G., Capt., Royal Artillery

Cheesman, F. A., diver, Public Works Department

Chellaram, S. S., proprietor, D. Chellaram

Chen,Athletic

WalterAssociation

Hanming, editor, Far Eastern Journal, hon. general secty., South China

Cherikoff,

Chernikeef, V., farm

farmstaff,

staff,Dairy

DairyFarm,

Farm,IceIce

e

c ColdStorage Co., Ltd.

Cherry, R. M.,A.,staff (Generating Station), Storage

ElectricCo.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Chessex, P., manager, Gloucester Hotel

Chester-Woods, W. R., actg. asst, supt., Police Headquarters

Cheung Hing Lock, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Chiba, A.P.T.,D.asst.,

Chidell, Abdoolally,WarEbrahim

A., examiner, Taxation& Co. Department

Childe, E. R., secretary, China Underwriters, Ltd.

Ching, H., editor, South China Morning

Chittenden, V. H. W., boatswain, Harbour Department Post, Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Christensen, E., partner, Christensen & Co. & American Flour Co.

Christensen, J. Vibe, East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

T1! 50 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Christian, G. A., Supt., H. M. Victualling Yard, Kowloon

Christie, M. J.W.G,H.,2/Lieut.,

Christopler, 1/Kumaon

wt. writer, Rides

Naval Command

Chubb,

Chugani, D. W., mgr., Fancy Bazaar (OnPeak

S. F., superintendent engineer, Tramways Co., Ltd.

leave)

Church, B. EL, surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department

Church,

Church, C.S. S.,

J., sub-mgr.,

co-managing director,CityAdvertising

National ife Publipity

Bapk of New York, Bureau, Ltd.

Churn, E. J. M., staff, China Provident Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Churn,

Churn, Miss

Miss M. L. J.,C.,recty., W. NaefWallem & Co.

stenographer,

Churn, S. M., mng. dir., Union Trading Co., Ltd. & chairman, Vibro Piling Co., Ltd.,

China Provident, Loan A Mortgage Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace, dir.,

Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd.

Clague, J. D., 2/Lient., Royal Artilley

Clague, J. W., American President Lines, Ltd.

Clark, B. G., assfc., Installation Dept., China Electric Co., Ltd.

Clark, D. E., partner, John D. Humphreys A Son, Unofficial^Justice of the Peace,

consulting committee, Canton Insurance Office, Ltd.

Clark, D. G., Lt.-Comdr., R. N. R.

Clark, D. H., chief chemist, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Clark, H., Skippur, R. N. R.

Clark, J., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Clark,

Clark, J.R. C.,F., Architect

Taikoo Sugar A Civil Engineer

Refining Co., Ltd.

Clark, R. J. B., architect, Public Works Department

Clark, T. S., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Clark, W. C., asst. mgr.. Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd., Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Clarke, A. E., chief electrician, Public Works Department

Clarke, A. G., commr., War Taxation Department, Official Justice of the Peace

Clarke, C. S., (F. A. Staff), Military Department

Clarke, F. F., asst. supt. engineer, Jardine, Matheson A Co., Ltd., W O.,

H. K. N. V. F.

Clarke, Miss K., stenographer, Police Headquarters

Clarke, Miss M., Accts. & Purchasing Depts., Gloucester Hotel

Clarke, P., surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department

Clarkson, W., 2/Lieut., Royal Engineers

Cleave, H. L., Surgeon Oommr. Royal Naval Hospital

Clegg, E. L.: asst, auditor, Audit Office

Clemo, A. B., asst, accountant, China Light A Power Co., Ltd.

Clemo,

Clemo, E.F. R., inspector ofengineer,

C., executive Tenements,

ChinaAssessment Department

Light A Power Co., Ltd.

Clemo, F. J. D., staff, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf A Godown Co., Ltd.

Clemow, W. P., Taikoo Dockyard A Engineering Co. of H. K, Ltd.

Clifford, E. H. ML, Colonel, o.b.e., m.c., Military Department

Cloake, R. J., Editorial Dept., South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Coates, A. E., office staff, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Coates, W. G. R., surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department

Coates, W. H. E., dir., British Cigarette Co., Ltd., dir. A asst, manager,

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Cobb, A. ,H. K., mgr. for the Far East, Union

Cochran, D. L., Everett Steamship Corporation

Cochran, D. L., mgr., Everett Steamship Corporation

Cochrane, D., Boom Engr., R. N. R.

Cock, E., chief manager, Hongkong A Whampoa Dock Co:, Ltd., committee,

Diocesan Boys’ School, vice-pres., Institution of Engineers A Shipbuilders,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Cockburn, Miss E. R., C. N. Co. Department, Butterfield A Swire

Cockle, H. M., clerk, The Treasury, Acting Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. Y. F.

Cocks, F. G., warehouse mgr., Navy, Army A Air Force Institutes

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F151

Coelho, A. J., staff (Workshop & Stores), Hongkong Electric Go., Ltd.

Coelho, C.C. A.,

Coelho, E., Nederlandsch

staff (WorkshopIndische Handelsbank,

& Stores), N.V. Co., Ltd.

Hongkong Electric

Cohen, I. B., proprietor, China Embroidery Syndicate

Cole, C. W. L., Building Supplies & Wire Netting Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co.,

Cole,Ltd.,

G. R.Capt. C., H. K. V. D.of C.Yard’s Residence, H. M. Dockyard

Lieutenant

Cole, H., staff, T. A. Martin & Co.

Cole, H., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd.

Cole, Miss R., Import Department, Shewah, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Coleman, A. B., engr., Dairy Farm, Ice &; Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Coleman, T., blacksmith, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Coles, Mrs. M., Stenographic Dept., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

Collaco, F. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Collaco, F. J., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Colledge, W. H. E., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

Collie, Miss K. E., nursing sister, Medical Depai'tment

Ceilings, E. G., hon. secty., Equine Sports Club

Collings, W. R. K., surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department, vice-pres.,

Kowloon Golf Club

Collingwood, C. J., Lieut., R. N. R.

Collinson, Commodore A. C.. in charge of Naval Establishments, H. M.

Naval Yard

Collis, J. R., secty., Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Collom, Miss W., staff, Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Colls, J. B., acot., Holt’s Wharf, Sub-Lieut,, H. K. N. V. F.

Colquhoun, A. R., T/Major, Royal Artillery

Collyer, L. A., head attendant, Mental Hospital

Colthorpe, Miss G., Sister, Q. A. I. M. N. S. (R), Military Hospital

Compton, A. H., dir., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong

& Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., Star Ferry Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Land Investment & Agency Co., Ltd., Hong Kong Iron Mining1 Co.,

Hongkong Tramways, Ltd., consulting committee, Canton Insurance Office,

Ltd., Hongkong Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., mgr., David Sasson & Co., Ltd.,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Compton, Mrs, A. H., hon. treas., Hongkong Benevolent Society

Conception,

Connell, J., clerk, Imports & H.Exports Office

Connolly,H.,F.,managing

Taikoo Sugardirector,

Refining Connell

Co., Ltd.& Co., Ltd.

Conolly, W. R., works staff, Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Cooper, H. G., yard mgr., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Cooke, D. A., non-resident partner, S. E. Levy & Co.

Cooke, C. J., staff, Drawing Office, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Cooke, C.S. S.,J., inspector

Coom, dir., Securities, Ltd.Grade III, Public Works Department

of Works,

Coombes, A. H. R., Lieut., R, A. M. C.

Cooper, H. S., Lieut., H. M. S. “Tamar”

Cooper, J. P., sub-manager, G. Cooper & Co.

Cooper, H. G., yard mgr., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Cooper, Miss_N. G., Freight Department, Thos Cook & Son, Ltd.

Coote,

Cope, F.,L. eng.-in-charge,

J., dir., SelinsingHongkong

Consolidated Mines,IceLtd.

& Canton Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Cordeiro, J. V., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Cordeiro, L. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Cordeiro,

Cornell, W.P. A.,A., architect,

staff, Palmer

Public Works Department (Temporary)

Cornes,H.N.H.,J., manager,

Corra, Actg. Sub-Lieut.,

Hongkong H.K.N.V.F.

& South China, L. Rondon

Corra, Mrs. P., manageress, Filmo Depot

Correa,

Costa, F. G. M. da, Jardine Engineering& Corpn.,

C. M., staff, Swan, Culbertson Fritz Ltd., hon. treas, Club Lusitano

F152 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Costa, L. A. da, asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Costa, R., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Costello, G. E., general passenger agent for Orient, Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd.

Costen, J.W.T.,T.,Jr.,

Cotton, Accounting

manager, Dept.

Central(S. Radio

C. Proper

ServiceTerritory), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Cotton, P. M., American President Lines, Ltd.

Coudray, R. C., vice-consul, American Consulate

Coull,

Coulson,D.,E.Taikoo Dockyard

W., office & Engineering

staff. Dairy Farm, IceCo.& Coldof H.K., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Storage

Couper, L. R., asst, naval store officer, H. M. Dockyard

Court, Dr.L.P.G.,F. dir.,

Cousins, S., medical officer, Medical

British-American Department,

Tobacco OfficialLtd.Justice

Co. (China), of theCigarette

& British Peace

Co., Ltd.

Cowan, T. A., principal, Thomas Cowan

Cowling, J. H., d.s.m., Chief Skipper, R.N.R. & Co. (China) (On leave)

Cowling,

Cox, A. R.,J. Mains

W., ChiefDept.,Skipper,

HongkongR.N.R.Electric Co., Ltd.

Cox, R. B., engr., Arlington Technical Co.

Cox-Walker, E., Preventive Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Coxhead,

Coxon, C.,G.manager,

S., asst, C.master,

CoxonKing’s

&, Co. College

Crabbe, W, G., sub :acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, W.O., H.K.N.V.F.

Craig, G. W. C., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of Hongkong, Ltd.

Craig, R.L.G.,R.,asst,

Cramer, mgr., Hongkong

sub-acct., National City & Whampoa

Bank of New DockYork

Co., Ltd.

Cranfield, Miss F. A., senior nursing sister, Medical Dept.

Craven, Comdr. D. H. S., staff officer (operations), Naval Command

Crawford, A., asst, teacher, Diocesan Boys’ School

Crawford, A., C. N. Co. Shore staff, Butterfield & Swire

Crawford, G. W. K., Meter Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Crawley, P. D., supt., Stamp Office, Inland Revenue Department

Crestejo, A.W.,A.,shipbuilder,

Crichton, clerk, War W. Taxation

S. BaileyDepartment

V Co., Ltd.

Crofton, C., station supt., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Crommel-in, C,, Passage Dept., Jaya-China-Japan Lijn, N.V.

Crookdake, J., engr.

Cross, A., shift mgr.,China

engineer, Hongkong

Light && Whampoa

Power Co.,DockLtd. Co., Ltd.

Croucher, N. V. A., principal; Croucher V Co., dir., China Provident Loan & Mortgage

Co., Ltd., commodore, Royal Hongkong Yacht Club, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Crowther, Comdr. F. W., Comdr., H. M. Dockyard

Crozier, D. J. S., master, Central British School, 2/Lieut., H.K.V.D.C.

Crozier, Mrs. D. J. S., hon. gen. secty., H. K. Society for the Protection of Children

Cruttwell,

Cruz, A. R.,H.J., 2nd asst,Bank

Mercantile supt.,ofImports & Exports Office, Unfficial Justice of the Peace

India, Ltd.

Cruz, A. R., staff, Chartered Bank of India,

Cruz, G. A., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia Australia && China

China

Cruz, S. M. jr., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.V.

Cruz, T., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Cryan, R.,

Cullen, F., chief

staff, electrical

Store Dept., engineer,

HongkongPublic Works Department

& Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Cullinan, Miss A. M., senior nursing

Cunha, C. A., clerk, Green Island Cement Co., sister, Medical

Ltd., Department

Hok Un

Cnnha, E. L.,H.K.V.D.C.

2/Lieut., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kowloon Sub-Agency,

Cunha, F.

Cunningham, N., staff, CharteredDept.,

BankCanadian

of India, Pacific

Australia & China

Cunningham, A.MissL.,C.Freight

F., Diocesan Girls’ School Railway Co.

Cunningham,

Cunningham, E.P. H., S., senior clerical Mental

asst, attendant, acct. staff, Colonial Secretariat

Hospital

Cunningham, W- L., staff, A/Water Dept., A. S. Watson Co., Ltd.

Cunningham, W., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Curreem, A., A. F. Arculli

Currie, A. V., asst, assessor, Assessment Department

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Carrie, Miss N. A. L., sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.,

Currira, M., staff, Channel Trading Co., Ltd. Military Hospital

Curtis, E.E. L.,

Curtis, C., inspector

Butchery of& Shipping

Works, GracfeDept.,III,Dairy Farm,

Public Ice Department

Works

Cutcher, E. S., asst., supt., Butchery & Shipping Dept., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold

Storage Co., Ltd.

Cuthbertson,

Cuthbertson, Miss N. H.,D.2/Lieut.,

M., Correspondence

2/R. Scots Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Cutting, E R., acct., National City Bank of New York

D’Almada

of the ePeace Castro, Hon. Mr. Leo, Jr., president, Club de Recreio, Unofficial Justice

D’Almeida, J. H., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co. ,

D’Almeida, J. M., acct., Orient Tobacco Manufactory C. Ingenohl, Ltd.

D’Almeida, P., acct., outside overseer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

D’Aquino,

D’Aquino, G.D. F., L., agent,

staff, Chartered

West CoastBank LifeofInsurance

India, Australia

Co. & China

D’Aquino, J. G., C. E., Warren & Co., Ltd.

D’Assumpcao,

D’Assumpcao, B. S. F., Accounts Dept., Dodwell Meyer &Ltd.

D’Azevedo, A. Miss G., stenographer,

A., asst, NederlandscheAnderson,

Handel-Maatschappy, Co.^ N.Ltd.V.

D’Azevedo, V. F., Canadian Pacific S.S., Ltd.

D’Encarnacao, E., acct., General Motors (China), Ltd.

D’Oliveira, J. C., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

D’Oliveira,

Dabelstein, E., Sundries

L. A., factoryExport Dept., Arnhold

mgr. Organic FertilizerTrading Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Dallinga, H., Accounts

Dallow, S., W. O., H.K.N.AbF. Dept., Java-China Japan Lijn, N.V.

Dalziel, A. G., dir. & mgr., Central Meat

Cadet, H.K.N.V.F.

Dalziel,

Dalziel, Mx-s.M.,G.,staff,

vice-pres., Hongkong Reel ClubLtd.

Dalziel, J.J.Mrs.D.,

Danby, W.,

partner,

Hongkong

mistress, Central

Danby &

Telephone

British Co.,

Hance School

Danby, R. W. D., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Dand, A. A., manager, W. S. Bailey Co., Ltd., Lieut., H. K. V. D. C., pres., Hongkong

Hockey Club

Danenbery, R.C., Accounting Dept., (S.C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Darby, M.,

Danjo, MissOsaka Syosen Gaisya

G., Shipping Dept.. Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Darby. H. R.,1>.revenue

Daryanani, E., staff,officer, Imports

Tajmahal Silk &Store

Exports Office

Das, H. launch officer, General Post

Das, H, C. L., staff, K. A. J. Chotirmall tk Co. Office

Dastur, R. A., Share,S. J.Freight,

David, Archibald, David &Insurance

Co., Ltd.& General Broker, dir., Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Davidson, E., solicitor & notary public,III,Hastings

Davidson, D., inspr. of Works, Grade Public &Co.,

WorksUnofficial

Department Justice of the Peace

vice-pi’es., Law Society

Davidson, J., revenue officer, Impox-ts & Exports Office

Davies, D.MissF.,A.lecturer

Davies, M., matron, QueenUniversity

(Physics), Mary Hospital

of Hongkong, W.O., H. K. N. V. F.

Davies, Miss E. F., Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S , Military Hospital

Davies, E. W., Crown solicitor, Crown Solicitor’s Office, Official Justice of the Peace

Davies,

Davies, G.Rev.,G., H.asst,L. teacher,

O., m.a., Diocesan Boys’Dept.

c.f., Military School

Davies,

Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Dairy Farm, IceLtd.,

L. J., dir., Gibb, Livingston & Co., & Cold Hongkong Tramways,

Storage Co., Ltd. Ltd., China

Davies,

Davies, M. M., asst,

R.E.,R.,acct., civil

Mackintosh’s, engr., H. M.,

Ltd,,Public Dockyard

Capt.,Works

H. K. V.Department

D. C.

Davis,

Davis, C.C. Trenchard, Waterworks,

secretary, Hongkong Club

Davis, D. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

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Davis, D. E., asst., sup. & asst. govt, chemist (Monopoly), Imports & Exports Office

2/Lieut, H.K.V.D.C.

Davis, L. O., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.

Davis, P. M., dir., Dragon Motor Car Co., Ltd.

Davis, S. G., asst, master, Kings’ College

Davis, T., staff,

Davis, W. H. S.,Hongkong Telephone

dir., Consolidated Co., Ltd.

Trading Co., Ltd.

Davreux, G., signs per pro., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

Dawes, H. C. F., d.s.o., o.b.e., Lt.-Oomdr., R.N.R.

Dawson, D. L., sub-mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Dawson, G. C., Lieut., Middlesex Regiments

Dawson, H. P., 2/Lieut., Royal Artilley

Dawson-Grove,

officer, H.K.N.V.F. Dr, A. W., principal, Drs. Anderson, Durran & McElney, medical

Day, D. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Deacon, S., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Deakin, J. W.. Custodian, Government House

Deane, B. O’M., asst, accountant, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Deb,Chair,

De M. R.,H.asst, to malariologist, Malaria Bureau

Decker, H. L.,G.Sales D., Lieut.-Comdr.,

Dept., Texas Co.,R.N.R.

(China), Ltd.

Dedear, W. R., principal officer, Prison Department

Delgado, A. F , works staff, Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Delgado,A.,F. Hongkong

Demee, X., NoronhaEngineering

& Co., Ltd.& Construction Co., Ltd.

Demee, C. F., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Demee,

Denison, Ellery, per pro., The& Chase

D. E. M., Hongkong Shanghai

BankBanking Corporation

Dennis, A. J.,Frigidaire Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

De Rome, F. J., Official Justice of the Peace

Desai, R. E., Merchant & Commission Agent

Deswaziere,

Devaux, Mgr.mgr.,

R.E.M., G., superior,

Far EastHouse Oxygenof Narareth

& Acetylene Co., Ltd. & consul for Guatemala

Devidas, B., staff, K. A. J. Chotirmall

De Ville, M. L, land surveyor, Public Works Department

Dew,

Dew, B.P. S.,S. staff, General Electric

W., Hongkong & Shanghai Co. ofBanking

China, Ltd.

Corporation

Dewar, A. J., Capt., R. A. S. C.

Dewar, J. G, B., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd., Capt., H. K. V. D.C.

Dick, J., signs per pro. Import Dept., Shewan, Tomes

Dickson, J., boarding officer, Harbour Department

Didsbury, H. L., asst., New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

Dietrich,

Dietz, P., M.factory

B., staff, Engineering

repres., DodwellDept., & Co., Hongkong

Ltd. & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Digby,Peace

K. H., professor of Surgery, University of Hongkong, Unofficial Justice of the

Dillon,

Dimond,Miss N., manager,;

A. K., matron, Keep PeninsulaYuan Hotel

(C.M.S.) School

Din, L,

Dinga, clerk & interpreter, Central Magistrates’ Court

Dinnen,D.A.S.,H.,manager, Utoomal

staff, Davie, Boag&&Assudamal

Co., Ltd. Co.

Dinnen, J. S., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Dinnie,

Dinsdale,R.F.C.,A.,deputy

Accountscashier,

Dept.,H. Butterfield

M. Dockyard& Swire

Dinsdale, H. S., director, James H. Backhouse, Ltd. & W. A. Hannibal it Co., Ltd.

Ditta, B., prop. & mgr., Oriental-American Agencies

Divett,

pres.,G.H.,Hongkong

E. R., branchHockeymgr., West Coast Life Insurance Co., W. O. H. K. N. V. F., vice-

Dixon, Unofficial Justice ofClub the Peace, president (Central, Council), Society of St.

Vincent de Paul

Dixon, W. V., Lieut. (Q. M.) R. A. M. C.

Dobbs,

Dobbs, J.C. E., E. S.,Major,

Major,m. c.,m. c.,1/Middlesex

R. A. S. C.Regiment

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F155

Dockrill, M. E., dir., Canadian Trading Co. (China), Ltd.

Dockrill, W.R., mng.dir., Canadian Trading Co. (China), Ltd., mgr., Gantraco Toy Works

Dobson, J., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Dobson, R. W., Capt., R. A. S. C.

Dodd, J., staff, Lowe Bingham & Matthews

Dodd, R.G.,A.,sub-acct.,

Dodds, Sub Lieut., H. K. N.Bank

Chartered V. F.of India, Australia & China

Dodwell, Miss D., Mail Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Dodwell, Hon. Mr. S.H., mng.

Legislative actg. unofficial member,Co.,Executive Council,Hongkong

unofficial&member,

poa Dock Co.,Council, Ltd., Hongkong dir., Dodwell

& Canton& Ice Ltd., chairman,

Manufacturing Co., Ltd., dir.,Wham-

Hong-

kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown

Co.,

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Hongkong

China Fire Telephone

Insurance Co.,Co., Ltd.,

Ltd,, Dairy

Star Ferry

Farm,Co.,

Ice Ltd.,

& ColdHongkong Electric

Storage Co., Ltd.,

British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Doig, Paym.-Comdr., I). H., secty., Naval Command

Dorabjee, Wm.,staff,

Doran, Union Trading Co., Ltd.

Dormer,A.R.,R.,Chief Hume

Clerk, Pipe (Far

Audit OfficeEast), Ltd.

Doughty, Lt.-Col. E. S., commissioner, Canadian Govt. Immigration Deptment

Doughty,

Douglas, C.S. H.,

T., land

Taikoosurveyor,

Dockyard & Engineering

Public Co. of Hongkong, Ltd.

Works Department

Douglas, J. A. H. A/Capt.,

Douglas, J., Lieut., R. N. R. 2/Royal Scots

Dounaeff,

Dovey, A. V., L. J.,farmOfficial

staff, Justice

Dairy Farm,

of the Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Peace

Dovey, Dr. J.E., medical officer,

Dow, A. T., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd. Medical Department, Official Justice of the Peace

Dowbiggin, H. B. L., Stewart Bros. & dir., Shek O Development Co., Ltd., Lt.-Col.j

H.K.V.D.C., committee,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace Diocesan Boys’ School, steward, Hongkong Jockey Club,

Dragon, C. N., Editorial Dept., South China Morning

Drake, W. S., managing director, Gordon’s, Ltd., W. O., H. K, V. F. Post, Ltd.

Dransfield, A., mng. partner, A. Dransfield & Co.

Drew-Wilkinson,

Dreyer, H., signs per A. C.proF.,&Capt.,

dept, 2/R. Scots Shewan, Tomes

manager,

Drown,

Drummond, A., engineer, Hongkong HotelOffice

E. C., asst, labour inspr., Labour Garage

Drummond,

& Kowloon D., Oriental

Wharf &manager,

GodownCanadian

Co., Ltd.,Pacific Steamships,

Hongkong Ltd., dir.,

& Whampoa DockHongkong

Co., Ltd.,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Dryburgh,

Dubois, J. C., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Dubois, E.W.,A.,staff,

inspector of Works,

J. Ullmann & Co.Grade III, Public Works Department

Duckworth, F. F., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Duclos, G., agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Dudley,

N. Y.G.F.C., secty., Sino-British Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Actg. Lieut., H. K.

Dudman, W. F., mgr., Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.

Duff, J. A., dir., Reliance Motors, Ltd.

Duff,

Duffy,W. A. H.,Commissioned

dir., Reliance Motors,(T),Ltd.R. N. R.

Duke, D.J. E.,

A., Capt., 2/Royal Gunner Scots

Dulley,

Dunbar,H.L.,W.resident

N., Lieut.-Comdr.,

partner, Lambert H. K. Dunbar

N. V. F. & Co.

Duncan, G., staff, W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Duncan, J.H. H.L.,S.,Capt.,

Duncan, shiftRoyal

chargeArtillery

engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Duncan, J. S-, Mackinnon, Mackenzie

Dunlop, G. D., Lieut., 2/Royal ScotsAsiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Duncan, L. A. R., head office staff,

Dunlop, R. R, staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Dunn, Miss F., Wine & Spirits Dept., Dodwell

 F156 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Dunnett,

Dupuy, J, S., Hongkong & Shanghai BankingCorporation

Corporation

Durran, J.Dr.T.,J.,Hongkong

principal, &Drs. Shanghai

Anderson,Banking

Durran & McElney, medical examiner, China

Underwriters, Ltd.

Durrschmidt, H. C., operations manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Dworjak, C., Hong Kong Mines, Ltd.

Eager, J.O.,C.,secretary,

Eager, A.cting Sub-Lieut.,

Hongkong Iron H. K.Mining

N. V. F.Co., Ltd., Hongkong Land Investment &

Agency Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Eales, H. Miss

Eardley, G., accountant, H., C. N.Holt’s WharfButterfield & Swire

Eardley, H. 0.,D.Sub-Lieut., Co.

H. K.Dept.

N. V. F.

Eardley, MissW.M.M.,

Easterbrook, R. G.,Shipping

Bosn., H.Dept.,

M. S.Jardine,

“Tamar”Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Eastgate, G. L., asst.,Society

kong Phillatelic South British Insurance Co., Ltd., hon. secty. & treas., Hong-

Eastman, A.,

Eastman, staff,Sub-Lieut.,

J. W., HongkongH.K.N.V.F.

& Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Ebrahim, E. A., asst., Abdoolally, Ebrahim & Co.

Ebrahim, S. C., mgr., Abdoolally, Ebrahim & Co.

Ecceleshall, S., senior inspector, Urban Council

Edayosi, M., mgr.,

Edgar, OsakaEllis

Syosen Kaisya

Edgar, J.A. J.,J., signs

principal, per pro., & Edgar

Ellis & Edgar

Edgar, S. E., signs per pro., Lambert Dunbar »fc Co.

Edgar, T. H., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Edge, W. F., office asst., Government Stores Department

Edraondstpn, D. C., chairman, Macao Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shek O Development Co.,

Ltd.,

GreenPeak IslandClub, Cementdir., Hongkong & Shanghai

Co., Ltd., mgr., Hongkong Hotels, Ltd., Lane,

& Shanghai Crawford,

Banking Ltd.,

Corporation,

steward, Hongkong Jockey Club, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Edward,

Edwards,D.D.S.,C.,engineer, boardingPublicofficer,Works

Harbour Department

Department

Edwards,

Edwards, G.F., S.,Union clerkWaterboat Co., Ltd.,Court

& usher, Supreme W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Edwards,

Edwards, J.P., W., asst,branch

chemist, mgr.,Medical

Calif-Asia Co., Ltd.

Department

Edwards,

Edwards, R.R., A.,chief steward,asst., Secretariat

Queen MaryforHospital

Chinese Affairs, Official Justice of the Peace

Eguchi, S., mgr., Tsurutani & Co., Ltd.

Elarte, F., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Elarte, L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Elarte, Miss P. (Telephone), Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ellacott,P. T.J., C.,staff,asst,Branch

Elder, Office,Hongkong

engineer, Union Insurance

Js China Society

Gas Co.,ofLtd.

Canton, Ltd.

Elliot, W. A., Lt. Comdr., Naval Command

Elliott, Frank, S. J. David & Co., Ltd.

Elliott, F.F. S.,A. Taikoo

Elliott, M., acct.,Dockyard

Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering

& Engineering Co. of H. Co.

K., ofLtd.H. K., Ltd.

Elliott, W., chief labour inspr., Labour Office

Ellis, A. 0., manager, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., deputy chairman, Fire

Insurance

Overseas Assurance Assoc, of Hongkong,

Corpn., Ltd.agent, Scottish Union & National Insurance Go,,

Ellis,

Ellis, H., manager (Far East),& Edgar,

F. M., principal, Ellis Linotypedir.,& Vit^Alexin

Machinery,(China),

Ltd. Ltd.

Elms, P.F. A.,

Elms, J. F.,staff,Cable W. ocR.Wirless,

Roxley Ltd.

& Co. (China), Ltd.

;

Elson, Mrs. N. M., Stores Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Elston,

Emmert,A.J,H.B.,E.,asst, actg.general

asst, supt., PoliceStandard-Vacuum

manager, Headquarters Oil Co.

Eriksson, Th. A., Shipping Dept., Java China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Es, C. J. van, Comdr., C. P. S. Soohsing, Chinese Maritime Customs

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl57

Escott, F. T., F. A. Staff, Military .Department

Esmail,

Esmail, A.A. H.,R. H.,staff,Stock

H. M.& Sharebroker,

H. Esmail & Sonsrung,&dir.,

A. R.H.H.M.Esmail

H. Esmail & Sons

Esmail, E. H., staff, H. M. H. Esmail & Sons & A. R. H. Esmail

Esmail, .1., staff, P. H. Sin & Co.

Esmail, U. H., staff, H. M. H.-Esmail & Sons & A. R, H. Esmail

Estall, Garrison

Eusebe, Sergeant Major

sister, superioress, C. M.,Hospital

St. Paul’s secty., Soldiers’ Club

Evans, B. D., asst, director, Royal Observatory, Official Justice of the Peace, vice-pres.

KowloonC.,Chess

Evans, sister,Club

Evans, Miss

D. B., solicitor &R.R.C.,

notaryQ.A.I.M.N.S. (R.), Military

public, Johnson, Stokes & Hospital

Master

Evans, D. H., c/o N.S.O., H.M. Dockyard

Evans, Miss D. M., nursing sister, Medical

Evans, G., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd. Department

Evans,

Evans, J.,N. staff

L., O.(Generating

P. C. & Y. Co. Station),

Dept., Hongkong

ButterfieldElectric

k SwireCo., Ltd.

Evelie, H., acct., Banque

Everest, R.R. J.J., V.,inspr. de I’lndochine

Everest, asst,ofsupervisor,

Works, Grade I, Public& Forestry

Botanical Works Department

Department

Everett, A. G., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Everett, Miss M. L., nursing sister, Medical Department

Ewing, J. T., inspector of Works, Grade I, Public Works Department

Excell,

Eymard,W.E.,C.,Acct. cargoDept.,

supt.,Texas

Hongkong & Kowloon

Co. (China), Ltd. Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Ezra, MissG., confidential asst. & stenographer,'Supreme Court

Faid, W., professorActg.

Fairbairn, of Physics, University of Hongkong, Official Justice of the' Peace

Fairburn, T.P. C.,C., Sworn Sub-Lieut.,

Measurers, H.K.N.V.F.

Lieut., R.N.R.

Fallon, C. P., inspr. i/c Wharf Police & Guards, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown

Co., J.,Ltd.clerk, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Fancey,

Fantham,

Fargus,F.B.X.H.A.,L.H.,de,wharfinger,

2/Lieut., 2/RoyalHongkong

Scots &Banking

Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Faria,

Faria, S. L. de, Hongkong Hongkong & Shanghai

& Shanghai Corporation

Banking Corporation

Faris,

Farmer,M., staff, National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc.

Farnud, C.H.,L.,signs Douglas,

per pro.,Lapraik & Co.

M. Nemazee

Farr, Dr. F. J., radiologist, Queen Mary Hospital, lecturer of Radiology, University

of Hongkong

Farrar, J. L., pharmacist, Hongkong Dispensary

Farrell, R. E., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd

Farrington, G. B. O., Capt., R.M., H.M.S. “Tamar’

Fattydad, A.F. M.,

Fattydad, H., Machinery

clerk, War Taxation

Dept., U. Department

Spalinger & Co., S.A.

Faure,

Fay, B.C.C,M.,probationer,

Editorial Dept., PoliceSouth China Morning Post, Lid.

Headquarters

Fehily, Dr. J. P., health officer, Urban Council, senior health officer, Medical Depart-

ment, Official Justice of the Peace

Fehily,

Feilden,L.,Lieut.

lady L.med. J. A.,officer,

lion,Medical DepartmentPolo Club, Lieut., Royal Artillery

secty., Hongkong

Feltham,

Fender, S. C., executive engr., Public WorksHeadquarters

Department

Fenwick,J.T.C.J.S.,J.,actg.chiefchief

acct.,inspector,

HongkongPolice& Shanghai Banking Corporation

Ferguson, Miss C. D., asst, matron, Matilda Hospital

Ferguson, G. P., headmaster, Ellis Kadoorie School for Indians, Lieut., H.K.V.D.C.

Ferguson, I. F., dir., Sino-British Engineering Corporation, Ltd.

Ferguson,

Ferguson, J.J. S., J., 2nd master,in-charge,

instructor King’s College

Junior Technical School

Ferguson,

Fergusson, T., craft supt., Hongkong && Whampoa

M., electrician, Hongkong Dock Co.,

Kowloon Wharf Ltd. Co., Ltd.

k Godown

Fernand, S., manager, Eureka Import & Export Co.

Fl58 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Fernandes, D. J. M., clerk, Rowloon Central Post Office

Fernandes, E. A.,

Fernandes,A. G., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Ferreira, F., brewery staff, Hongkong

staff (Showroom), HongkongBrewery & Distillery,

Electric Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Ferrier,

Field, B.V.C.,E., asst,

repres.,secty.,

Manufacturers

Hongkong Life LandInsurance

Investment Co.,&W.Agency

O., H.K.N.V.F.

Co., Ltd., 2/Lieut.,

H.K.Y.D.C.

Field, F. D., Lt.-CoL, Royal Artillery

Field, W. E.V., W.,

Fielding, W.O., H.K.N.V.F.

Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.V.F.

Figueiredo, Miss A.

Figueiredo, E. A., Sales M. de,Dept.

Hughes

(S.C. &Proper

Hough,Territory),

Ltd. Standard-Vacuum Oil Go.

Figueiredo, E. J. de, rang, dir., Hughes *fc Hough, Ltd.

Figueiredo,

Figueiredo, E.G. J.A.,de,president,

Jr., HughesClub&Lusitano

Hough, Ltd.

Figueiredo, H. A. de, staff China Underwriters, Ltd.

Figueiredo, H. J. M. de, Hughes & Hough, Ltd.

Figueiredo, J. H. de, Huges & Hough, Ltd.

Fillmore,

Fincher, E. W. H., Capt. Lane,(Or. Mr.;, m.b.e.,

Ltd. R.A.S.C.

Fincher, E.Mrs.C.,E.staff, Crawford,

F., stenographer, Wallem & Co.

Fingalsen, O., staff, Goddard & Douglas

Finnic, J., manager, Taikoo Dockyard &l Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd., pres., Institution

of Engineers & Shipbuilders, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Finnie,

Finnigan,W. W.G.,B.,Surg. Lt.-Comdr.

Unofficial (D),ofRoyal

Justice Naval Hospital

the Peace

Fishbourne, P. A., T/Capt., 1/Middlesex

Fisher, A. E., staff, Central Radio Service

Fisher, A. L., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Fisher, A. O., president, Hunt Steamship Corporation

Fisher, C. A., Major, Royal Artillery

Fisher, E. D., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Fisher, Miss

Fisher, J. A.,H.Litton

C., nursing

& Co. sister, Medical Department

Fisher, W. D., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Fitches, D. C. W., supt., Parcel Branch, General Post Office

Fittinghoff,

Fitzgerald, D., director,

service mgr., Wallace Harper & Co., Ltd.

Fitz-Gerald,D.,J. W., E. D.warder

asst, chief Sassoon&actg.

Banking

asst,Co.,

supt.,Ltd.Prison Dept., Lieut., H.K.V.D.C.,

Fitz-Gibbon, W. G., general secretary, Public Works Dept., Official Justice of the Peace

Fitz-Henry, J. C., supt., Fire Brigade Department

Flegg, J. S.,

Fleming, J., inspector

partner, of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Unofficial JusticeLowe,of theBingham

Peace & Matthews, committee, Diocesan Boys’ School,

Fleming, W., wharfinger, Holts Wharf

Fleming,

Fletcher, W.B. P.N.,C.,staff,

staff,Davie, BoagCarbon

National & Co., Ltd.

Co., Fed. Inc.

Flett, A.,

Flippance, chief

F., Skipper,

supt., R.N.R.

Botanical

Official Justice of the Peace

Floisand, A., Wallem & Co.

Flood, G. W., 2/Lieut., 1/Middlesex Regiment

Focken, F. J. W., special repres. for China, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co.

Fogg, W.,W.,Lieut.,

Fogwill, R.N.R.

sanitary inspector, Urban Council, W. O., H.K.N.V.F.

Foley, M., Major,

Fonseca, J. C., Accounts R. A.O.C.Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Fonseca, J. M., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Forbes, Mrs. A. L., lady medical officer, Medical Department

Forbes, Mrs. C. T., manageress, Au Petit Louvre

Forbes, D., director, Bank Line (China), Ltd.

Forbes,

Forbes, D.J., D., manager,

engineer, Andersen,

Public Meyer Co., & Ltd.

Works Department

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FI59

Ford,Officer,

A. C., H.K.N.Y.F.

Taikoo Dockyard & Engiacering Go. of H.K., Ltd., Lieut. (E), Engiener

Ford,

Ford, D.,

G. S.,2/Lieut.,

solicitor,2/Royal Scots & Grist

Wilkinson

Ford,

Forde,W.N.,F.,Colonel,

branchR.A.P.C.,

office, Hongkong & Whampoa

pres.,Laidlaw

United Dock Co., Ltd.

Forder, G., manager, Whiteaway, &Services

Co., Ltd.Recreation Club

Forman, C., North Point Inst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C-), Ltd.

Fornes, F. C. Jr., consul, American Consulate

Forrest,

tionR.Office,

A. D.,Official

postmaster-general,

Justice of the General

Peace Post Office, immigration officer, Immigra-

Forrester, B. T. (1, A/Capt.,

Forrow, K. W., examiner, Audit Office Royal Artillery

Forster, J. J., Taikoo

H.K.N.V.F., Dockyard

chairman, & Engineering

Institution of EngineersCo.& Shipbuilders

of H.K., Ltd., Proby. Cadet,

Forster, L., professor of Education, University of Hongkong,committee, Diocesan Boys’

School

Forsyth,

Forsyth, H.H. R.,W.,partner,Linstead

engr., Public Works& DaDepartment

vis, Major, H.K.V.D.C., pres., H’kong Football Club

Forsyth,

Foster, W.sanitary

R., Timeinspector,

Office, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Foster, Miss L., Thoresen & Co., Ltd. Council

A., Urban

Fountain, H. J., director, Anderson Music Co., Ltd.

Fowler, A. W., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Fowler, F. A., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

Fowler, Miss F, M., stenographer, Colonial Secretariat

Fowler,

Fowler, G„Mrs.inspector, Hongkong

J„ linen maid, Society

Medical for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Department

Fowler, S. A., land bailiff, Public Works Department

Fowles, Mrs.

Fowlie, E. A.M.R.,J.,Aviation Dept., Asiatic

asst, mistress, Queen’sPetroleum

College Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Foy, H. E., Hongkong & Shanghai BankingSwire

Fox, N. P., Insurance Dept., Butterfield

France, N. H., reader (History), University of Hongkong

Franco, E, M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Franco,

Franklin,J. F.H., P.,sub-editor, //one/ manager,

asst, general Kong DailySouth Press,China

Ltd. Morning Post, Ltd., manager,

Hongkong Telegraph

Franklin, W. O., O. P. C, & V. Co, Dept,, Butterfield & Swire

Fraser, Miss B. B. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Eraser, H. W., inspector of Mui-tsai, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

Eraser, J staff Engr. Dept., Hongkong & W'hampoa Dock Co.. Ltd. Proby.

Cadet, H. K. N. V. F.

Eraser, J., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Eraser, J. A., attached, Attorney General’s Office, Official Justice of the Peace

Fraser, N. L., Capt., A. D. Corps

Fraser, Mrs. J. L., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Fraser, S., Accounts Department, Butterfield & Swire

Fraser, W. H., inspr. of Mui-tsai, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

Frederick, E. C., bill & bullion broker, A. S. Hancock, A/Major, R. A. S. C.

Frederick, Mrs. EL C., president, Hongkong Benevolent Society

Freeman, C., Eng. Lieut., R. N. R.

Freeman, F. L., Capt., Royal Engineers

Freeman, M., president, Asia Life Insurance Co., Inc.

Freeman, V. H., hospital supervisor, Prison Department

Freeman Thomas, R. B., A/Capt., K. O1. Y. L. I. (att. 2/R. Soots)

Frenkel, J., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Frisque, G. E., manager, Eastman Kodak Co.

Frommer, Dr. I., lady medical officer, Medical Department

Frost, Mrs. D. G., Accounts Dept,, Butterfield & Swire

Frost, G., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Frost, G. B., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

F160 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Frost, L. H. G., district accountant, Texas Co. (China), Ltd,.

Fuertes, D. F., Accounts Dept., British Cigarette Co., Ltd.

Fuggle, F. R., principal officer, Prison Department

Fujita, S., Chancellor, Japanese Consulate

Fajita, Y., asst, mgr., Tokyo Hotel

Fulker, W. J., deputy commit (Special List) & chief tidesurveyor. Chinese

Maritime Customs

Fuller, C. H., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs

Fullerton, A. R., manager, J. E. Joseph & Felix A. Joseph

Furuuchi, J., asst, mgr., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Gaan, M.. J., Accounts Dept., British American Tobacco & Co. (China), Ltd.

Gabezon, P,, staff, Rosaryhill, Dominican House of Studies

Gafoor, S. A., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Gahagan, C. E., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Gairdner, R. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Gallop, H. B., dir., China Paper Co., Fed. Inc.

Galvin, John A., director & general mgr., Advertising & Publicity Bureau. Ltd.

Gan, C. L., head mechanic, Fire Brigade Department

Gandy, G. H., Land Surveyor, Public Works Deph, Lt-Comdr., R. N. R.

Garch, C., staff, Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming

Garcia, Miss A., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Garcia, F. M., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N. Y.

Garcia, J., clerk-in-charge, Kowloon City Branch Post Office

Garcia, W. A., Accounts Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Gar dan, M., sub-mgr., Banque de 1’Indochine

Gardner, A. G., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Gardner, J., engineer, W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Gardner, L., Sales Department, Far East Motors

Gardner, W. A., traffic inspr. Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Gardner, W. D., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department,

Gardner, W. J. F., dairy staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Garland, N., surveyor of ships, Harbour Department Capt., H. K. V. D C.

Garner, L., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Garratt, R., Major, Royal Artillery

Garton, F. K., wireless engineer, Engineering Branch, General Post Office

Garton, V, A., building surveyor, Public Works Department

Gasper, A. C. L., Lieut., R. N. R.

Gaubert, E. A., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd.

Gaunt, J. A., staff, St. Stephen’s College

Gavin, M., dir., U. Spalinger & Co., S. A.

Gavriloff, G., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Geall, W. J., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co , Ltd.

Geare, I. H., asst. gen. mgr. in charge, Lubricating Oil Dept., Standard-

Vacuum Oil Co.

Gee, A. E., Editorial Dept., Hongkong Sunday Herald A' China Mail

Geen, Miss D. P., matron, Kowloon Hospital

Geer, R. G., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co.. Ltd.

Gellatly, J., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Gelling, J. H., secty., Medical Dept. & deputy registrar, Registration of

Births & Deaths

Gellion, F. J., chairman, Macau Electric Lighting Co., Ltd. & Macao Jockey

Club, dir., Macao Waterworks Co., Ltd.

Gemmell, Miss M. F. D., asst, mistress, Kowloon Junior School

Gensburger, V. D., non-resident partner, S. E. Levy & Co.

George, S. W., inspector of Works, Grade HI, Public Works Department

Gerondal, A. E., Ship Broker & Shipping Agent

Gerrard, G., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Gerrard, W. 1., professor of Medicine, University of Hongkong, Unofficial

Justice of the Peace

Gerzo, S. D., terminal supt., Tsun Wan Installation, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F161

Ghafur, A. C., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Gibbins, Miss E. M., headmistress, Diocesan Girls’ School

Gibbs, W.,

Gibson, A. W. U.,marketing

H. K. N.executive,

V. F. Lubricating Oil Dept., Standard-Vacuum

LP1 Co.

Gibson, D. G., 2/Lieut., 2/Royal Scots

Gibson, J. S., principal, Gibson & Co.

Gibson,

Gibson, L.,

L. A.,staffTaikoo

(Generating

Dockyard Station), HongkongCo.Electric

& Engineering of H.K.,Co.,Ltd.

Ltd.

Gidley. S., Leigh & Orange

Gidley, S. M., W.O., H. K. N. V. F.

Giffen, G. Ml., Hongkong Telegraph

Gifford-Hull,

Gilbert, G. F.,J. asst,

G., Lieut,, H. K. officer,

immigration N. V. Immigration

F. Office ■

Gilbert, W. F., engineer, Public Works Department & Port Works Sub-Dept.

Gilchrist, J. T. K., inspector of Stores, Government Stores Department

Giles, Major R. Ci, staff officer (Intelligence), Naval Command

Gill, Miss A., stenographer, Medical Department

Gill, A. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co.' Ltd.

Gill, A. V., acct., British Overseas Airways Corporation

Gill, D. M., wireless technician, Engineering Branch, General Post Office

Gill, F. A., staff, Lowe, Bingham k, Matthews

Gill, J. C., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Gill, Miss L. M.., Nederlandsoh Indische Handelsbank N. V.

Gill, M. G., naval store officer, H. M. Dockyard

Gillard, A., chief traffic assistant, Hongkong .Tramways Ltd.

Gillard, G. M., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Gillespie, Ri. D., dir. (South China), Imperial Chemical Industries (China),

Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Gillies, H. O., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Gilroy, G. F., accountant, Arnold & Co., Ltd.

Gilroy, J. B., secretary, E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd. & Hongkong Trust

Corporation, Ltd.

Gingle,

Ginman, E.A. F.,H., proprietor, Palace Hotel

chairman, Marconi (China), Ltd.

Gittins, S. V., Lieut. H. K. V. D. C.

Gittins, W. M., William C. Jack & Co., Ltd.

Glanville, A. P., inspector of Works, Grade II. Public Works Department

Glanville, Mrs. D., pres., Ladies Recreation Club

Glendinning, L., Mackintosh’s, Ltd.

Glossop, F. W. A., Lieut., 2/R, Scots

Glier, A., partner, Payne & Co.

Glover, D. A., engr., C. P. S. Eaiping,, Chinese Maritime Custoins

Goddard, Mrs. G., Machinery & Contracting Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd,

Gockchin, Philip, chief mgr., Wing, Oh Co., Ltd. & Wing On Bank,'Ltd.

Godfrey, A. T., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

Godfrey, 0. B., C. N. Co. Dept. Butterfield & Swire

Goldenberg, J. L., W.O., H. K. N. V. F.

Godsell, Miss M., Staff Nurse, Q. A. I, M. N S (R.), Military• Hospital

Goldenberg, W., manager, N. S. Moses & Co., Ltd. & Credit Information Bureau

Goldin, C., manager, Majestic Theatre

Goldman, L,, Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Gomes, A. E., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Gomes, Miss A. M., stenographer, Portuguese Consulate

Gomes, A. S., Book Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co,; Ltd.

Gomes, F., staff, General Department, Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Gomes. Miss F. D., stenographer, Asiatic Petroleum 0o. (S. 0.), Ltd.

Gomes, J., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Comes, J. V., staff, Store Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Gomes, Miss L., staff, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

F162 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Gomes, L. G., Macau repres., K. H. Haye & Co.

Gomes, M. A., Export Dept., Shew an, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Gomes, R., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Gomeze, A. M., staff, H. Ruttonjee & Son, Ltd.

Gonsalves, A., asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatsehappij, N. V.

Gonsalves, H. F., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Gonsalves, J., clerk, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok Un

Gonsalves, J. A., seity., Portuguese Consulate

Gonzales, J. A., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Gonzalez, Fr. E., asst, pro., Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions

Gonzalez, Mrs. K., mental nurse, Mental Hospital

Goodban, G. A., headmaster, Dioceson Boys’ School

Goodban, Mrs., Diocesan Girls’ School

Goodman, R. J., supt., Stores Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Goodwin, F., resident engr. & mgr., Hongkong & China Gas Co., Ltd.

Gordon, Mrs. Johnson, Stokes & Master

Gordon, Miss is.. E., senior nursing sister, Medical Department

Gordon V. R., asst, secty., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Gore, D. E., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Gosamkee, E. E. R., asst-, American Express Co., Inc.

Gosano, A.B. V„

Gosano, T., asst., Standard-Vacuum

Hongkong & Shanghai Oil BankingCo. Corporation

Gosano, Dr. E. L., Chinese medical officer, Kowloon Hospital

Gosano, G., Hongkong & Shanghai

Gosano, J. M., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, Banking Corporation

N. V.

Gosano, L. G., clerk to the Registrar, University of Bongkong

Gosano, Mrs. P., stenographer, Anderson, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Goularte,

Gould, D., Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Gourdin,T. Dr. J., Crown

A., Medicalcounsel, Attorney-General’s Office, Official justice of the Peace

Practitioner

Gow,

Graca,D.,F. repres.,

M. P. de,Arthur

Gracai

Graca, H. J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Graca, J. A. M. de, Lammert Bros.

Cracey,J., P.cashier,

Graf, D., A/Capt., Royal Signals

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V.

Graham, D. R. G.

Graham, E. C., 2/Lieut., M., Oapt., Royal Artillery

Graham-Barrow, Mrs. J.,1/Middlesex

m.b.e., staff Regiment

(Correspondence), Arnold Trading Co., Ltd

Graham-Gumming, Dr. G., visiting medical officer, Medical Department

Gran, E. M., architect & partner, Davies, Brooke & Gran

Granados, A., staff, Rosary Hill, Dominican House of Studies

Granelli,

Grant, C. Rev. Fr. A.,Hongkong

P., staff., rector, St.& Teresa’s

KowloonChurch

Wharf di Godown Co., Ltd.

Grant, Mrs. E,, Accounts Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Grant,

Grant, F.MissC.,H.Travel Dept., Thos.

G., nursing sister, Cook & Son,

Medical Ltd.

Department

Grant, I. F., O S.S. Co. Dept., Butterfield

Grant, Mrs. K., mental nurse, Mental Hospital

Grant, Miss M. A., nursing sister, Medical Department

Grant, Miss R. M., stenographer, Air Raid Precautions Office

Grasett,

rear Maj.-Gen.

commodore,A. Royal E., d.s.o., m.c., Gen.Yacht

Hongkong OfficerClub,

Comd.

hon.thepres.,British Troops

Soldiers Clubin China,

Grattan,G.A.S.,G.,engineer,

Graver, Stores Dept.,

PublicButterfield

Works ifc Swire

Department

Gray,

Gray, C.C. G.,

J. A.,mng. director, H.K.N.V.F.

Sub-Lieut., Gray Brothers, dir., Central Meat & Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.

Gray, F.MissD.,E.dir.,M.,Central

Gray, asst, mistress,

Meat &King’s

Dairy College Co., Ltd.

Gray, Dr. J., medical officer, Queen MarySupply

Hospital

Gray, J. D. A., Major, R.A.M.C.

Gray, J. M., health officer, Urban Council, Official Justice of the Peace

Gray, N. W. H„ Actg. Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.V.F.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F163

Gray, S., staff, Engr. Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Gray, S. A.,Siracting

Grayburn, editor, M.,

Vandeleur Hongkong TelegraphH’kong tfe Sfhai Banking Corpn., steward,

chief manager,

Hongkong Jockey Club, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Graye,

Greaves,H.,A.director, Concrete

C., Editorial Products,

Dept., South Ltd.

Chinamng. editor,Tost,

Morning IThong

Ltd.& South China Builder

Greaves, A.Dr.P., A.ShareV., &lecturer

Greaves, General Broker,

(MedicalLand & Estate Agent

Jurisprudence), University of Hongkong,

bacteriologist,

Photographic Society Bacteriological

of Hongkong Institute, Official Justice of the Peace, pres.,

Green, Miss O. B., Mistress, Ellis Kedooric School

Green,

Green, S.C. E.,

S., secty.,

engr., Arlington

Hongkong Technical Co.

Hotel Garage

Greenberg, I., manager, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China

Green, Miss O. B. mistrss, Ellis Kadoorie School

Green, C. S., engr., Arlington Technical Co.

Green, S E., secty., Hongkong Hotel Garage

Greenbert,

Greenfield, I., manager,PaulMetro-Goldwy n-Mayer of China

Greenhalgh,M.,W.mgr., E. Sammann

E., staff, Engr. & Co., Fed.

Dept., Hongkong

WhampoaU.S.A.Dock Co., Ltd.

Greenhalgh, W. R, Accounts Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Greenwood, E., asst, station officer, Fire Brigade Dept.

Greenwood,

Gregory, N. J. T„ Cd. Tel.Dairy

Resident

Farm, Officer, Stonecutters W/T.Ltd.Station

Gregory, C.L. L.,

R., office

T. M. staff,

Gregory & Co. Ice & Cold Storage Co.,

Gregory, R. F., staff (Showroom), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Gregory, R H., operations mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., W.O., H.K.N.V.F.

Gregory, T. M., director, Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd. & principal, T. M. Gregory & Co.

Gregory, T. P., staff, H. Ruttonjee & Son, Ltd.

Greig, Miss J. M., mistress, Central British School

Greig,

Grenham,W., J.shipwright,

C. M., repres.,Hongkong& Whampoa

Manufacturers Life Dock Co., Ltd.

Insurance Co., Lt. Comdr., H.K.N.Y.F.

Grey,’G.

Grieve, A.,W.,Major,

architect, Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Co., Ltd.

R.A.S.C.

Griffin, W.MissG.,G.staff,

Griffith, M., Hongkong Telephone

nursing sister, Co., Ltd.Hospital

Royal Naval

Griffith,

Griffiths,Dr.MissG. M.,

V. A.,Goodrich

medical Dept.,

officer,Dodwell

Queen Mary& Co.,Hospital,Official

Ltd. justice of the Peace

Griffiths, R. H., asst, master, Queen’s

Griggs, Mrs. F. A., staff, Tsang Fook Piano Co. College

Griggs,

Grigor, B.G.W.R., telegraph

G., mgr., Cable &sub-engr.,

Wireless,Public

Ltd. Works Department

Grimble, E., Geo. Grimble & Co.

Grimes, T. E., Works Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Grimm, W. E., Jr., gen. mgr., Calif-Asia Co., Ltd.

Grimmitt, A.Bro.W.,F.,senior

Grimshaw, revenue officer,(H.Imports & Exports Office (On leave)

Grimshaw, R., mgr.,dist. Pekinscoutmaster

Syndicate, Ltd.K.), Boy Scouts Assoc. Hongkong Branch

Grindley,

Grinter, F. W., technical asst., British Wireless Marine Service Office

Mrs. M. B., stenographer & clerk, Attorney-General’s

Groome,

Grose, D.E.C.L.,E.,sign

Major,perRoyal

pro., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Engineers

Grose, H. J., temporary asst. engr.

Grose, J. Francis, principal, J. F. Grose & architect,

& Co. Public Works Department

Grossman, E., Bill & Bullion

Grove, S., partner, Thomas & Co. Broker, Paymr. Lieut.-Comdr., H.K.N V.F.

Grover, G. J., Butchery & Shipping Dept.,

Groves, A. P., Sales Dept., British-American Tobacco Dairy Farm,Co.Ice(China),

& ColdLtd.Storage Co., Ltd.

Groves, F., vice-pres. dr general mgr. for Far East &

Groves, W. M., staff, Hongkong dr Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd. India, American Express Co., Inc.

Guarona, Rev. Fr. J., director, St. Louis Industrial School

Gubbay, A.S.,A.director,

Guerin, Mrs. E.D. Sassoon

E. S., Passenger Dept.,Banking Co., Ltd.,

Butterfield & SwireUnofficial Justice of the Peace

F164 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Guest, A. E. P., supervisor, Kowloon Radio Office

Guest, Mrs, E. M., staff, Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd-

Guest, R. E., A. Capt., l /Middlesex Regiment

Guimgam,

Guinness, A.J. H.,C., Editorial

HongkongDept., Hongkong

Banking Herald & China Mail

Gundesen, J. Ch. A., mng. dir., Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

Gunn, W. D., Surgeon Lieut. Comdr. (M), Royal Naval Hospital

Gunner,

Gurdasmal,J. P.,chiefLieut.,

clerk,R.N.R.

K. Hassaram & Co.

Guscott,

Guterres,R.A.T.,A.,Capt. (Qr. Mr.),Indische

Nederlandsch 1/Middlesex Regiment N.V.

Handelsbank,

Guterres, A. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Guterres,

Guterres, A.Dr.M.,A.staff, China Pracitioner,

P., Medical Provident Loan & Mortgage

medical examiner,Co.,China

Ltd. Underwriters, Ltd.

Guterres, Miss E., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Guterres, H. J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation (Swatow)

Guterres, J. A., staff, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Guterres,

Guterres, L.J. J.,J., repres.,

Hongkong Manufacturers

& Shanghai Life Insurance

Banking Co., 2/Lieut., H.K.V.D.C.

Corporation

Guterres, Mrs. M. A., Acct. Dept., Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Gutierrez, A. E., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Gutierrez, C.,

Gutierrez, A. E.,Mercantile

staff, Lowe,

BankBingham

of India,& Matthews

Ltd.

Gutierrez, E. M., junior clerk, Accts. Dept., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Gutierrez, I., staff, Rosaryhill, Dominican House of Studies

Gutierrez, J. J., staff, Bank Line (,China), Ltd.

Gutierrez,

Gutierrez, L.MissA.,M.,Davidstaff,Sassoon

Davie, &Boag

Co., &Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Gutierrez, M. B., asst., Accts. Dept., China Light & Power Co,, Ltd.

Gutierrez, R. M. B., asst., Standard-VacuumCo.,OilLtd.Co.

Gutierrez, M. M., Caldbeck, Macgregor &

Gutteridge, F., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Guttinger,

Guy, O., Wholesale

L., staff, Jardine Engineering

Dept., A. S. (Corporation,

Watson & Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Gwilt, E. H., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. •

Haan, M. A. B. de, Passage Dept., Java-China-Japan Linjn, N.V.

Hackett, Dr. E. W. R., medical officer. Female Prison, Lai Chi Kok

Hackney,

Haider, G.,J.,hospital

ImperialIndian Chemical

warderIndustries

(Prison).(China),

MedicalLtd.

Department

Hailey, G., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Hailstone, B., Banking Dept., Thos. Cook

Hak, V., brewer, Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd. & Son, Ltd.

Hale, F. N.,

Halfter, M., jr.staff (Refrigeration

engr., China Light&& Air-Conditioning),

Power Co., Ltd. Anderson, Meyer & Co., Ltd

Hal), A. J., Produce Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Hall, C.Mrs.M.,C.proprietor.

Hall, The Caravan

M., proprietress, The Caravan

Hall, E. S., staff, Lowe,

Hall, F., staff, Lane, Crawford, BinghamLtd.& Matthews

Hall, F. C., Insurance Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., chairman, Cheero, Club

steward, Hongkong JockeyClub, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Hall, Geo. A. V., architect, Way & Hall

Hall,

Hall, G. S.,inspr.

comdr., C.P.S. Grade

Chunhsing, Chinese Maritime Customs

Hall, H.,

J. M., solicitor,of Works,

Lyson & HallII, Public Works Department

Hall,

Hall, Miss M. B., mistress,

Sister, Q. Central M.British School

Hall, Miss

P. K.,M.staff, O., Panamanian A. I.Consulate

N. S. (R), Sisters’ Quarters, Military Hospital

Hall, R., surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department

Hall, Rt. Rev. R. O., bishop,

Hall, W. H., Major, 1/Kumaon Rifles St. John’s Cathedral

Hallam, H. G., inspr., Police Headquarters

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F165

Hallgren, JE., mng. dir., Swedish Trading Co., Ltd.

Halliday, MissService

Halligan, G., A. M. E., masseuse,

Dept., Far EastKowloon

MotorsHospital

Hallowes, B. H. C., asst. supt. of Surveys, Public Works Department

Halward,

DiocesanRev.Boy’s

N. V.,School

commr., Boy Scouts Association (Hongkong Branch), Committe,

Hamanaka, S., staff, Export

Hamblin, Miss D. P., stenographer, Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Hamblin, F., district engineer, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Hamid, A., D.launch

Hamilton, H., officer,

asst, acct.,General Post Office

Merchantile Bank of India, Ltd. Hongkong Amateur

Hamilton, E. W., supt., Imports & Exports Office, president,

Dramatic Club, Official Justice of the Peace, president, Hongkong Civil Service

CricketK.Club

Hamilton, 0., surveyor of Ships,

Kowloon Bowling Green Club Harbour Department, Lieut., H. K. Y. D. C., pres,,

Hamilton, O. F., marine supervisor,

Hamilton, P. J. A., senior asst, auditor, Kai Audit

Tak Aerodrome

Office (On leave)

Hammond, H. W., traffic supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd., president, Hongkong

Philatelic Society

Hammond,

Hamson, A.N.B.,G.,staff,Shipping Dept., Jardine,

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Hance, J. H. R., partner, Danby &

Hancock, F. S. C., 2/Lieut., l/Middlesex Regiment Hance

Hancock,

Hongkong H. R.Cricket

B., Stewart Bros. & Justice

Club, Unofficial pres., Hongkong

of the Peace;Lawn Tennis Association,

Handy side, W. L., senior

of the Peace (On leave) inspector of Schools, Education Department, Official Justice

Hanlon,

Hansen, E.O. M.,

A., Ice & ColdGreat

engineer, Storage Dept., Telegraph

Northern Dairy Farm,Co.,IceLtd.

& Cold Storage .Co., Ltd.

Hansen, Wallace J., director, H. Skott & Co., Ltd. & consul for Finland

Hansey,

Kara, Z.,Missstaff,E.Nippon

M., nursing sister, MedicaJ

Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. Department

Harbottle, A. V., wireless technician, Engineering Branch, General Post Office •

Hardoon, I.D.,S.,staff,

Hardwick, E. D.Lowe,

Sassoon Banking& Matthews

Bingham Co., Ltd.

Hargreaves,

Hargreaves, Dr. Mrs.G.E. M.,

D., health

staff, Percy,

officer,Smith,

UrbanSethCouncil,

& Fleming

health officer (East), Medical

Department, Official Justice of the Peace

Hargreaves, J., clerk, The Treasury

Harkins, M. J., Accts. Dept., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Harland, H.M.,C.,engr.,

Harloe, C.Mrs. A/Major,P. 2/Royal Scots

Harmon, E. M., C.manager,

S. Hohsing,

ColonialChinese Maritime Customs

Dispensary

Harmon,

Haroon, T. office

I., V., supt. ofHongkong

staff, Furniture,Electric

Workshop, Co., Government

Ltd. Stores Department

Harper, W., managing director, Wallace Harper & Co., Ltd.

Harriman, G.A., principal, G. A. Harriman & Co., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Harrington, Miss A. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Harris, A. H.,G.Cable

Harrington, T., Hongkong

& Wireless, & Shanghai

Ltd. Banking Corporation

Harris, G. B. E., lighthouse-keeper, Harbour Department

Harris, J. R., 2/Lieut., Royal Engineers

Harris, Rev. R., s.J., staff, Regional Seminary, Aberdeen

Harris, S. S., chemist, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok-Un

Harris, W. B., emigration officer, Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

Harriss, W.G.R.,F., secty.,

Harrison, Major, Hongkong

R. A. M. C.Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Harrison,

Harrison, R.S., Hongkong &staff'

J. B., head office AsiaticBanking

Shanghai Petroleum Co. (S. C.),W.Ltd.O., H. K. N. V, F.

Corporation,

Harrison, Comdr. W. H. L., supt., Prison Departmant

Harrop, J.,Missmanaging

Harrop, P., lady director, J. H. Backhouse,

asst., Secretariat Ltd.Affairs

for Chinese & dir., W. A. Hannibal & Co., Ltd.

F166 FOEE1GN RESIDENTS

Harstou, J. Scott, chair., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.,

Hongkong

Co., Ltd., Peak & Shanghai

TramwaysHotels, Ltd.,Soutn

Co., Ltd., dir., China

Hongkong Engineering

Morning Post, Ltd.,& Construction

Humphrey’s

Estate & Finance Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Hart-Davis, J. A. V.,

Harvey, J. E., Lieut., R. N. R.staff, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Harvey, W. W.

Haslehurst, G., J.,Major,

Lieut.,R. H.

A. M.

M. C.S. “Robin”

Haslett,

Hassan, W. B., W. O., H. K. N. Y. F. Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Hassan, A., staff(Workshop

L, staff (Workshop&&Stores),Stores), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Hassan, M., launch officer, General Post Office

Hassan, M. B., office staff, Hongkong ElectricCo.,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Hassan, M., office staff, Hongkong Electric

Hassan, S., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Hassan, Y.,Mrs.charge

Hassard, dispenser,

M., matron, MedicalBoys’

Diocesan Department

School

Hatt,

Hausammann, E., resident manager, Ed. A.Ltd.Keller & Co., Ltd.

C., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co.,

Hawkes, W. A., manager, British Cigarettes Co., Ltd.

Hawkins,

Hayes, L., B.Major,

C. K.,Royal

labourSignals

officer, Labour Office, Official Justice of the Peace

Haymes, M. F. L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Haynes, G., mgr.. Accounting Machine Div., National Cash Register Co.

Hazeland, E. M., Civil Engineer, Anchitect & Surveyor

Hazell,

Headley,D.W.H.,A.,principal,

2/Lieut.,D.RoyalH. Hazell & Co., Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Artillery

Heane, C. W., Major, R. A. V. C.

Hearne,

Hearson, H. J. A., revenue officer, Imports

Public&Ltd.

Exports

School Office

Hearther,Miss,

E. R.,asst, mistress,President

American BeliliosLines,

Heath, H. D., 2/Lietit., Royal Artillery

Heath, H. W. E., asst, supt., Police Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

Hedgecoe,

Heggie,' S.W.,F.,asst.

Major,engr.

1/Middlesex Regiment

Heiberg,W.S. K., partner, supt., Indo-China

Goddard & Douglas Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

He) by, I. D. H., Capt., R. Berks. R.

Hempsey,

Hemsley, J.,J.,inspr. of Works, Grade III, Club

Public Works Department

Henderson,T. G., vice-pres.,

shipwright, Equine

Hongkong Sports

& Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Henderson, T., asst. supt. of Government Garage, Public Works Department

Henderson, Capt. R., wharf manager, Holt’s Wharf

Heng, A., Frigidaire Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Henri,

Henrys, Rev. Sr., headmistress, Anglo-French School

Herdman,H.,G.agent for H’kong

L., Time & S. C., Societe

Office, Hongkong Francaise

& Whampoa DockdesCo.,Charbonnages

Ltd. du Tonkin

Herklots,

Hern, G. A. C., reader

MissL.E.,E.,staff,nursing (Biology), University

sister, Dominican

Medical Departmentof Hongkong

Hernandez, Rosaryhill, House of Studies

Herridge,

Herschand, F. B.,G., secretary,

dir., H. Skott W.& R. Loxley

Co., Ltd. & Co. (China), Ltd.

Hewett, H. W., Hongkong Branch & Sales Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Hewitt, A.W.,G.,marketing

Hewitt, T/Capt., asst.,

1/Middlesex Regiment

Lubricating Oil Dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Heywood, G. S. P., professional

Scouts, Boy Scouts Asscn. Hongkong Branch assistant, Royal Observatory, asst, commr. for Rover

Hickman,

Hickman, C. S.

J., clerk,B., Paymr.

Mackintosh’s, Comdr.,

Ltd. Office, Public“Tamar”

H. M. S.

Hicks,

Hicks, W. G., clerk, Harbour Department Works Department

H. J., Waterworks

Higgins, J.C.,J.,Taikoo

Higgs, H.Rev. S. Moutrie & Co.,&Ltd.

Dockyard Engineering

Higgs, J. R., vicar, St. Andrew’s Church,Co. of H. K.,Diocesan

committee, Ltd. Boys’ School, hon.

secty,, Diocesan Girls’ School

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS IT67

Higgs, W. P., Import Dept.,

Highet, I. H. C., Hongkong & Shanghai Jardine, Matheson

Banking& Corporation

Co., Ltd.

Hill,

Hill, A.,

A. S.,wireless technician,

proprietor, H. M.Engineering

Hodges Branch, General Post Office

Hill,

Hill, D.,

Missmanager, Mollers’sister,

E. M., nursing (Hongkong),

Medical Ltd.

Department

Hill, Mrs. E. M., mistress, Central British School

Hill, F. G., manager, China Fleet Club

Hill, R. A., lecturer of Chemistry, University of Hongkong

Hill, S. O., engineer, Public Works Department

Hillier, W. S., staff, Wine Department, A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Hillon,Mrs.F., N.,

Hill, Taikoostaff,Sugar

Davie,Refining

Boag & Co.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Hills, H. S., principal, Layton & Co., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Hillyer,

Hime, M. W. J., Major, R, A. S. C. Harbour Department

W. R., deputy shipping master,

Hilton, A. S., Lieut., Royal Engineers

Himsworth, E., 2nd magistrate, Kowloon Magistrates’ Court, Official Justice of the Peace

Hinchliffe,

Hindmarsh, S..£).Rev., b.a., Davies,

E.,General

asst., s.c f. (C.Brooke

E.), Military

Gran,Dept.

Hin, O. A., staff, Dept., Nippon&Yusen Acting Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Kaisya

Hirst, W. H. G., clerk to Chief Justice, Supreme Court

Hitchcott, E. A. J., Royal Artillery

Hoare,

Hobbin,R.W.E.,R.,superintendent,

acct., Mercantile Cosmopolitan Dock Ltd.

Bank of India,

Hobbs, B. C., asst, immigration officer, Immigration Office

Hobbs, C.H.,C. repres,,

Hobden, A., architect,

Guest,Public

Keen &Works Dept. Ltd.

Nettlefolds,

Hodder, W. C., inspector of Fitters, R. N. T. Depot

Hodges, A.J.W.,J., architect,

Hoffman, Public Works

staff (Showroom), Department

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Hoffman, W. W., vice consul, American Consulate

Hogg,

Hogg, C.

MajorC., mgr. for South China, General Motors (China), Ltd.

Holdway, MissF.,A.,mgr. (Stables),

nursing sister,Hongkong Jockey Club

Medical Department

Hole,official

Comdr.member, G. F.,Ligislative

harbour-master

Council,&Official

marineJustice

magistrate, Harbour

of the Peace (On Department,

leave)

Holland, A. M., inspr.

Works Sub-Department of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department and Port

Hollands, Mrs. D., Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Hollands, W. E., senior land

Holliday, D., 2/Lieut., Royal Engineers bailiff, Public Works Department

Hollzer, J., non-resident partner, S. E. Levy & Co.

Holmes, D. R., 2nd asst., Secretariat for Chinese Affairs

Holmes,

Holmes, J.C. D.,H., Capt.,

Lieut.-Comdr.,

1/KumaonR. Rifles

N. R.

Holmes, L.B., asst, master, Queen’s College, Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Holt, H. B., Lt.-Col., Military Department

Holt, W. R., c/o N.S.O., H. M. Dockyard

Hood,

Hood, J.T.G. M.,

H, asst, secty., Green H.Island

K. N.Cement

Y. F. Co., Ltd.

Hook, W., Actg.

A/Capt.,Sub-Lieut.,

Royal Artillery

Hooper, J. G., Chief inspector, Urban Council

Hoosen, J., clerk, Harbour Department

Hope, S., Taikoo

Hopkins, DockyardPolice

A. L., inspector, & Engineering Co. of H. K., Ltd.

Headquarters

Hopkins, G. R., Colonel, o.b.e., R. A. O. C.

Hopkins,

Hopkinson,H. E.F.,V.,Import Dept., Jardine,

pharmacist, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Medical Department

Horden, A. F., Comdr., C. P. S. Chunhsing, Chinese Maritime Customs

Horne,

Horowitz, N. J.,

C., staff,

manager,

Far Associated

East FlyingProduce

TrainingCo.School, Ltd.

Horridge, G. R., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

F168 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Horswell, Lieut .-Comdr., S.J., supt. of PoHee and Passive DefenceOfficer, H.M. Dockyard

Horton, J. E., Far East mgr., R. C. A. Manufacturing Co., Inc. (Far East Branch)

Hoselitz, Dr. R., staff, Chun-Shing Institute of Commerce

Hosie, E.E.,L.,gen.

Hospes, secretary, Hongkong Dept.,

agent, Passenger & Whampoa

CanadianDockPacific

Co., Ltd.

Steamships, Ltd.

Houghton, J. M., sub acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Houghton, A. C., Capt., Royal Engineers

Hourihan, M. H., chief inspector, Police Headquarters

Houston, W., Shipbuilding Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Houston, T. J., third asst, colonial secty. (attached), Colonial Secretariat, Official Justice

of the Peace

Howard, A. H., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Howard,

Howard, F.R. A.,

W. asst,

H.,Johnmgr., The

Lieut., R. A.ChaseC. Bank

P.croft

Howard, S., engr., 1. Thorny & Co., Ltd.

Howard, W. J., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

Howarth, A., Eastern Asbestos Co.

Howell,

Howie, J.J. H.,

S., Trading

MachineryDept.,& Contracting Dept., Dodwell

Marsman Hongkong China,& Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Hoyland, W. H., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

Hubbard,

Huber, Th.,A.,Holland-China

F. A. Staff, Military

TradingDepartment

Co., Ltd.

Hubert, A. J., repres. (Indo-China), R. C. A. Manufacturing Co., Inc. (Far East Branch)

Hudson,

Hudson, J. W., principal officer & actg. asst, Chinese

G. F. W., officer, C.P.S. Chunhsing, Maritime

chief warder, PrisonCustoms

Department

Hufschmildt, G., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd.

Hugh-Jones, G. S., solicitor & notary public, Wilkinson & Grist, Lt.-Comdr., R. N. R.

Hughes,

Hughes, Mrs.

A. W.,A., general

nursing staff, Alice British

manager, MemorialTraders’

& Affiliated Hospitals

Insurance Co., Ltd., president,

British Legion, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Hughes, D. F., acct., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Hughes, H. Owen, director, Harry, Wicking & Co., Ltd., China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Hughes, J. Owen, mng. director, Harry, Wicking & Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the

Peace, dir., British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Hugo, Vic., manager, Oriental Theatre

Hulse, A. J., asst, teacher, Diocesan Boys’ School

Humble, J.W.,G. chief

Hume, R., staff, Engr. Taikoo

Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa

Co., Ltd.Dock Co., Ltd.

Hume, D. engineer,

L. W., asst, accountant, PoliceSugar Refining

Headquarters

Humfrey, L. H. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Humphrey, P.E.,H.electrician,

Humphrey, R., worksHongkong & Whampoa

staff, Hongkong Dock Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd.

RopeDodwell

Manufacturing

Humphreys,A.D., Import,Provisions &DrugDept., & Co.,Ltd.,W.O., H.K.N.V.F.

Humphreys, D., Import, Provisions & Drug Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Humphreys, W. G., revenue officer, Imports

Hunayama, T., branch mgr., Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. & Exports Office

Hunt, A. H., dir., Hunt Steamship Corporation

Hunt,

Hunt, B., SalesF. deDept.

E. W. (S. C. Proper

V., A/Major, RoyalTerritory),

ArtilleryStandard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Hunt, H. J., dir., Hunt Steamship Corporation

Hunt, H. J., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.

Hunt, H. Q., secretary, Colonial Dispensary

Hunt, W. P., dir., Hunt Steamship Corporation

Hunter, F. I).,

Hunter, J., Accounts

surveyor Dept.,Harbour

of Ships, ButterfieldDepartment

& Swire

Hunter, L. O., Official Justice of the Peace

Hunter, Neil E., editor, Hong

Hunter, T. D., 2/Lieut., 2/Royal Scots Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Hurley,

Hurst, E. F., Cadet, H.K.N.V.F.

Hussain,J. M.,

W., office

o.b.e.,staff,

D.s.c.,Hongkong

Lieut., R.N.R.

Electric Co., Ltd.

Hussian, N., hospital Indian warder (Prison), Medical Department

Hutchinson, T. H., Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F169

Hutchison, A. C., O.P.C. & Y. Co. Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Hutchison, J., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering

Huttemeier, E., asst, mgr., Northern Feather Works, Ltd. Co. of H. K., Ltd.

Hutton, L. W., director, Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Hutton-Potts, J. Y., Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.Y.F.

Huygen, G, E., proprietor, G. E. Huygeii

Hyde, C. F., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Hyde, L. H.clerk

Hyde, W., R., Captain, Military Department, hon.& seoty., H’kong

Co., Ltd.Rifle Association

Hyder, Mrs. H. K.,of Works, H’kong Meat

staff., Central & K’loou Wharf

& Dairy Godown

Supply Co., Ltd.

Hykes, D. M.,

Hyndman, A., sub-acct., National& Shanghai

staff, Hongkong City BankHotels,

of NewLtd.York

Hyndman, H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Hyndman,

Hyndman, H. R. E.,A., Freight

acct., P.Dept.,

D. Gotla

Thos.& Co.

Cook & Son, Ltd.

Hynes, B. M., supt., Kowloon Central Post Office

Hynes, D. A., supt., General Office, General Post Office

Ildefonso,

Ilsley, L. head

J.J. L., R., asst., American

office staff, Express,

Asiatic Co., Inc.,

Petroleum hon. secty.,

Co. (S.C.), Ltd. Filipino Club

Inglis, P., staff, Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.

Ingram, A. W., secretary, Young Men’s Christian Association (European)

Ingram, T. R., clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Ingram, W. A., T/Capt., Royal Artillery

Innes,

Inouchi,L. C.,W.,asst,

chiefmgr.,

executive engr., Malcolm

Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd.& Co., Ltd., A/Major, Royal Engineers

Inoue, T., staff, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Irle,

Isack,K.S.W.,M.,mgr., Swan, Isack

proprietor, Culbertson

& Co. & Fritz

Ishiguro, M., Katoh

Ishikawa, M., staff. Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.

Ismail, A. H., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Ismail,

Ismail, A. H., asst.,

Butchery & Shipping

ExpressDept.,

Co., Dairy

Inc.BoagFarm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Ismail, A.S. A.,K.,refrigerative

American supervisor, Davie, & Co., Ltd.

Ismail, S. EL, sub-acct., National City Bank of New York

Israel,

Isshiki,B.T.,J.,asst,

manager, Nederlandsch

mgr., Toyo IndischeLtd.Handelsbank, N. V.

Menka Kaisha,

Itoh,

Izatb, M.,

O. B.,staff,W.Yokohama

O., H.K.N Specie

V.F. Bank, Ltd.

Izawa, T, staff, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Jack, D., secretary, Hongkong Stock Exchange

Jack, J. M., managing director, Wm. C. Jack & Co., Ltd.

Jack, L., A.,

Jackson, asst,staff,

mgr.,A/Water

WilliamDept.,A.

C. Jack &S.Co., Ltd. & Co'., Ltd.

Watson

Jackson, C.A. A.,F., Surgeon

Jackson, Comdr., Lieut.,

R.N.R.R.N.V.R.

Jackson, J., Lieut., R.N.R.

Jackson,

Jackson, L., P. C.,engineer, Public

farm staff, Works

Dairy Farm,Department

Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Jackson, T. E., senior surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department

Jaffer, A. M., secretary, Thomas De La Rue & Co., Ltd,

James, F.P.R

James, A G., ,asst, navalofstore

inspector officer,

Works, GradeH. II,

M. Public

DockyardWorks Department, Asst. Surveyor

H. M. Dockyard

James, H. C., asst, surveyor, H. M. Dockyord

James, T. A., Lieut., Royal Artillery

Jannen,D.,M.Editorial

Jansz, P. (Exports),

Dept.,Channel TradingMorning

South China Co., I.td.

Post, Ltd.

Jarrett, V. H. C., news editor, South China Morning Post, Lid.

Jarvis, S., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., Major, H.K.V.D.C.

Jason, H. F., Williamson & Co.

F170 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jaswal, H. S., asst., Oriental-American Agencies

Jeacock, F. J., Taikoo Dockyard &, Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Jeavons, G.N. F.,J. L.,

Jefferies,Miss inspr. of Works, GradeLtd.III, Public Works Department

Jeffery, O. S. Cable

nursing& Wireless,

sister, Medical Department

Jeffries, A. E. E., offacer-in-charge, Central Co..

Jeffreys, A. C., staff, Hongkong Telephone Office,Ltd.Govt. Radio Office

Jeffries, C. W., director, Royal Observatory, Official Justice of the Peace

Jeffries,

Jenkins, Mrs.

J. R.M.R.,S.,medical

vice-pres.,

officer,Hongkong

Royal AirBenevolent

Force Society

Jensen, F. V., mgr., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Jensen, J. G., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Jensen, P. N., Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd.

Jephson, EL, manager, S. J. David & Co., Ltd.

Jernakoff, B. W., Engr. Dept., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Jesseman,

Jessen, J. H., D. V.,

dir.,Paymr.

HongkongLieut.,& Whampoa

R.N.R. Dock Co., Ltd., Hongkong & KowloonWharf

&

Jesus, Godown Co., Ltd.

Jex, S.,A.acting

G. de,secretary,

asst., American

Wallace,Express

HarperCo.,& Co.,

Inc.Ltd.

Jex, Miss T. C., Produce Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co,, Ltd.

Jillott, A., principal officer, Prison Department

Jiricek, A., acct., Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.

Jitts J. S., Engineering & Electrical Merchandise Dept., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Joanilho, F. A,, office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Job,

Joffe,A.E.,E.,shift

staff,charge

St. Stephen’s

engineer,College

China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Johannessen,

Johanssen, R.,

Miss partner,

C., staff, WallemCrawford,

Lane, & Co. Ltd.

John, Rev. Brother C., dir., St. Joseph’s College

John, F., asst, manager, City Trading Co.

Johns, W. T,, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of Hongkong, Ltd.

Johnsen,

Johnson, J., Mrs,Thoresen

hon, actg.& Co., Ltd.Cheero Club

secty.,

Johnson, A. R., acct., Navy, Army & Air Force Institutes

Johnson, B. F., staff, Tsun Wan Installation, Texas Co., (China), Ltd.

Johnson, E.C. W.,

Johnson, C. C.,manager of China,

Book Office, Babcock

Jardine, & Wilcox,

Matheson & Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Johnson, G. E. L., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Johnson,

Johnson, H. H. T., superintending

W., Cable & Wireless,civilLtd.engr., Royal Air Force

Johnson, I. G., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of Hongkong, Ltd.

Johnson, M. A., mgr., Otis Elevator Co.

Johnson,

Johnson, W. Owen F., sales repres.

PublicforColonial

China,Department,

Pan American Airways System

Johnston, Mrs.A., B.,engineer,

stenographer, Works Secretariat Acting Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.Y.F.

Johnstone, G., Capt., A. D. Corps

Johnstone,

Jokhi, Comdr. (E.), R.B.H.,& chief engr., H. M. Dockyard

Jokhi, D.,

S. F.,staff, H. Ruttonjee

partner, K. P. Parekh Son,& Ltd.

Co.

Jolendovsky,

Jolly, Lt.-Comdr. T. A.,J.,mgr.,

actg.Cathay

harbourCeramics (H. K.), Ltd.

master, Harbour Dept., Official Justice of the Peace

Jones, C.A. R.,

Jones, L., 2/Lieut.,

c/o N. S. 2/Royal

O., H. M.Scots, Dockyard

Asst. Adj., H.K.V.D.C.

Jones,

Jones, E.H. L.,S., surveyor

office staff,ofHongkong

Ships, Harbour ElectricDepartment, pres., St. H.K.V.D.C.

Co., Ltd., 2/Lieut., David’s Society

Jones, J. R., dir., Connell Bros. Co. (Hongkong), Ltd.

Jones,Unofficial

R. C., 2nd port health

JusticeLowe, officer

of theBingham &

Peace & Matthewsinspector of emigrants, Medical Department,

Jones, R. F., staff,

Jones, T. W. C., officer, C. P. S. Chunhsing, Chinese Maritime Customs

Jones, W. A., supt. of Inland Revenue, Inland Revenue Department, Official Justice of

the Peace, vice-pres., St. David’s Society

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F171

Jones, W. E., chief draughtsman, Public Works Department

Jono, M. H., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Jorge, A. L., staff, Wallace, Harper & Co., Ltd.

Jorge,

Joseph,H. Telles, secretary,Justice

Hongkong

of the &Printing Press, Ltd.

Joseph, F.H. A.,B., Unofficial

principal, H. B. Joseph Peace

Co.

Joseph, J. E., principal, J. E. Joseph, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Jouy, F., cashier, Banque de e’Indochine

Joy, Rev. P., s.J., Maryknoll Seminary, Aberdeen

Joyce,

Joyce, D.

Mrs.W.,I.,asst,

staff,mgr., Hongkong

Hongkong District,Hotels,

& Shanghai Navy, Army

Ltd. & Air Force Institutes

Julebin, E., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

June, J. K. F., staff, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Jupp, J. E., partner, J. D. Humphreys & Son, W. O., H. K. N. V. F. dir.,

Q. B. Piggeries, Ltd.

Juster, Mrs. D. L., staff, Hongkong Dispensary

Kadoorie, Sir E. S., k.b.e., com. leg. hon., partner, Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons

dir., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd., Hongkong Rope

Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Kadoorie, H., leg. hon., partner, Sir Elly Kadorie & Sons

Kadoorie, L., leg. hon., partner, Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons dir., .Hongkong &

Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co.,

Ltd., Peak Tramways Co., Ltd., Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. and

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Kailey, W., assembly mgr., Wallace, Harper & Co., Ltd.

Kakinuma, M., clerk Japanese Consulate

Kalachand, S., mgr., K. A. J. Chotirmall & Co.

Kamoshita, E., staff, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Kanis, Mrs. N., S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd.

Kano, Y., mgr., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Kanzawa, H., Osaka Syosen Kaisya

Karamchand, U., salesman, Wassiamull Assomull & Co.

Karanjia, Dr. N. P., Medical Practitioner

Karim, A., inspector of Junks & Cargo Boats, Harbour Department

Kawachi, T., chancellor, Japanese Consulate

Kawano, S., chancellor, Japanese Consulate

Keates, W. J., editor, Hongkong Sunday Herald, China Mail & Overland

China Mail

Kee, P. L. Jr., accounts & shipping, RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc. (Far

East Branch)

Keeble, J. H., clerical staff, Medical Department

Keen, K., Official Justice of the Peace

Keen, R. C., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department, W. O.,

H .K. N. Y. F.

Kellaway, A. H., supervisor, British Cigarettes Co., Ltd.

Keller, H. A., director, Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd. & consul for Switzerland

Kelley, M. E., gen. supt., Hongkong Mines, Ltd.

Kelly, Rev. Fr. B. C., warden, Ricci Hall, University of Hongkong

Kelly, Miss E., mgr. for South China, Millington, Ltd.

Kelly, G., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacifii Railway Co.

Kelvin-Stark, D., asst, financial secty. (Exchange), Colonial Secretariat,

Official J ustice of the Peace

Kemp, R. A., c/o N. S. O., H. M. Dockyard

Kemp, S., tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs

Kempton, J., Insce. Department, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Kempton, J., electrician, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Kempton, Miss N., stenographer, Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Kennard, E. J., probationer, Colonial Secretariat

Kennard, J. A., inspector of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Kennedy, A., Sub-Lieut., R. N. V. R.

F172 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kennedy, A. jVL, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Kennedy, Mrs. E. M., staff, Percy Smith Seth & Fleming

Kennedy, F. P., North Point Inst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Kennedy, R., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Kent, S. A. F., G.Asst.S., Victualling

Kennedy-Skipton. Official Justice

Storeof Officer,

the PeaceH. M. Victualling Yard,

Kowloon

Keown, R. M., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H. K., Ltd.

Kerckhoff, H. J. van, Nederlandseh Indische Handelsbank, N. V.

Kern, Ernest, resident manager, Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd.

Kerr, Mis. V. M., Treasure Shop

Kerr, S. R., A/Capt., C, M. P., Military Dept., pres.. Soldiers’ Club

Kerr, W. F., office asst., Government Stores Department

Kerrison, E. C., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Kershaw, W., store-keeper, (Medical Store), Government Stores Department,

hon. secty., Kowloon Golf Club

Kerslake, Mrs. J., Stores Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Kew, A. E., managing' partner, Union Motors, mng. dir., Rudolf Wolff &

Kew, Ltd.

Kew, A. J., Eng. & Electrical Merchandise Dept., Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Kew, Mrs. B. R., stenographer, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Kew, C., asst., American Express Co., ,Inc.

Kew, 0. T., principal, Drs. Kew Brothers

Kew, F. H., principal, Fred. Kew & Co., Fred Kew Estate Agency & Drs.

Kew Brothers, pres., Hongkong Dental Association

Kew, G. A., apprentice, Drs. Kew Brothers

Kew, H., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Kew, H. 0., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H. K., Ltd.

Kew., W., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Key, J., inspector of Wireless, Government Radio Office

Key, M. F., o.b.e., secretary, Hongkong General Chamber of Commerce,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace, hon. secty, China Association

Khan,W.A.,J.brewery

Key, S., engineer, Public Works

staff/Hongkong Department,

Brewery Port Works

& Distillery, Ltd. Sub-Dept.

Khan, A., R., brewery staff, Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

Khan, D. M., clerical staff, Medical Department

Khan, F., hospital Indian warder (Prison), Medical Department

Khan, J., brewery staff, Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

Khan, M., hospital Indian warder (Prison), Medical Department

Khan, M., interpreter, Supreme Court

Khan, Y. A., staff, H. Ruttonjee & Son, Ltd.

Khan,

Kilbee,Y.L.J.,D.,staff, Hongkong & Kowloon WharfBradley

& Godown

& Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Kilpatrick, H.Office

J„ F. Equipment

A., MilitaryDept., Reiss,

Department Lieut., H.K.N.V.F

King, A.,

King, Miss staff, Canadian

F., staff ofnurse, Government Trade

Medical& Department Commissioner

King, G., professor Obstetrics Gynaecology, University of Hongkong

King, J. F., staff, S. E. Levy & Co.

King, M. B., director, Dragon Motor

King, Miss O., staff, Hongkong ' Shanghai Car Co.,Hotels,

Ltd., mgr.,

Ltd. Empire Sales Co.

King, R. M. M., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes & Master

King, T. H.Comdr.

Kingdom, W., sanitary

W. N., inspector, Urban Council

officer instructor, Hongkong Naval Volunteers

Kinola, Miss E. R., staff, Gen. Office, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Kinross, A. R., Imperial Chemicals Industries (China), Ltd.

Kirby,

Kirby, A.A., M.,

inspector, PoliceAmerican

president, Headqaurters

Club

Kirby, Lt.-Comdr. K. W., Supt. of Chart & Chronometer Depot, H. M. Dockyard

Kirby, W. E., joint secretary, Marine

the Peace, secty., China. Coast Officers’ Engineers’

Guild Guild of China, Unofficial Justice of

Kirk, Dr. Edward W., Medical Practitioner

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F173

Kirkwood, R., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Kitchell, A., O. Kitchell & Co.

Kitchell,

Kjaer, K. I.,S.,E.clerk,

East RegistrarCo.,ofLtd.

Asiatic Trade Marks & Patents, Supreme Court

Klepinger, M., repres. in IJ.S.A., Eastern Sales & Engineering Co.

Klimanek, Ph. H., mgr., Holland-China Trading Co., Ltd.

Kloss, R. L., mgr., Hongkong Disk, Navy, Army & Air Force Institutes

Knight, F. L., secretary, T. L. Knight & Co.

Knight, T. G. C., C. N. Co. Dept., Butterfield

Knight, T. L., permament mng. director, Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Ltd.

Knight,D.,VY.asst,

Knox, J., deputy engr., CableTramways,

engr., Hongkong & Wireless,Ltd.Ltd.

Knox, D. H., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

Knox, W. T., Produce Dept.,

Koeppen, K., Butchery & Shipping Dept., Jardine, Matheson

Dairy &Farm,

Co., Ltd.

Ice & Cold Storage, Co., Ltd.

Kofukata, K., clerk, Japanese Consulate

Kohsaki, R., staff, Import Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Koizumi, K., clerk, Japanese Consulate

Kojima, G., mgr., Katoh & Co., Ltd.

Kolatchoff, Y. V., Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Komaroff, V., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice

Komatsu,

Komorsky,J.,A.,staff, asst,Passenger

immigration Dept., Nippon

officer, Yusen Kaisya

Immigration Office

Kopelman, R., resident partner, S. E. Levy & Co.

Kossick, D., surveyor of Ships, Harbour

Kotani, Dr. S., medical attache, Japanese Consulate Department

Kotewall, Hon. Sir Robert, c.m.g., ll.d., principal, K. H. Kotewall & Co., unofficial

member, Executive Council,

Children, vice-chairman, pres., Hongkong Society

pres.,forSouth

the China

Protection

Athleticof

Association, mng. dir., WoDiocesan

Shing Co.,Boy’s

Ltd.,School, hori.

dir., China Provident, Loan & Mortgage

Co., Ltd.,

Kotwall, J. E.,Hongkong

E. D. KotwallTelephone

& Co. Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Kouznetzoff, N., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Krofta, J., sub-mgr., Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.

Kumada, I., staff, Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd.

Kunihiro, M., manager, Oriental Trading Co.

Kuroda, A.,T., asst,

Kurrik, staff,chemist,

Accts. Dept.

MedicalNippon Yusen Kaisya

Department, hon. secty., Kowloon Chess Club

Kyle, J. C., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Laan, J. H. van der, manager, Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V.

Labrousse, E. D., accountant, China Underwriters, Ltd.

Labrum,

Labrum, V.G. C., B., director,

director, Ye

Ye Olde

Olde Printerie,

Printerie, Ltd.

Ltd., vice-pres., Kowloon Cricket Club

Lacey, H., sergeant of Police, Hongkong

Lacey,

Lacon, J.B. T.,J., sanitary

principal,inspector,

B. J. Laeon Urban

& Co.Council

Lade, A., Paymaster Lt.-Comdr. H. M. S. “Tamar,” Seoty. to Commodore-

in-Charge,

Lafferty, C. J.,H.marketing

M. Dockyard executive, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Lafleur, F., H. J. A., dir., M. Beraha & Co. Ltd.

Laloe, F. B., Proby. Cadet, H. K. N. V. F.’

Lamb, C. H., land surveyor, Public Works Department

Lamb, F. R., C. N. Co. Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Lamb, R. G., Lt.-Coi., Royal Engineers

Lambert, D., Lieut., R. N. R.

Lambert, Mrs. D., stenographer, Wallem & Co.

Lambert, E. B., asst. supt. of Crown Lands, Public Works Department

Lambert, W. O., principal surveyor of Ships & examiner of Engrs., Harbour

Department, Official Justice of the Peace

Lambert, W. R., dir., H. K. Trust Oorp., Ltd & mgr., E. D. Sassoon Banking

Co., Ltd., attorney, Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

F174 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lambert-Baker, Miss W. N. M , nursing sister, Medical Department

Lamble, R, D., Cadet, H. K. N. V. F.

Lammert, A. H., repress, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Lammert, F. E. W., Actg. Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Lammert, Miss F. I., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Lammert, H. A., repres., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Lammert, L. E., auctioneer, Lammert Bros., asst, immigration officer, Immigration

Office

Lament, R. W. C., Sworn Measurers, Acting Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Lamprill, W. C. R., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Lanchester, Mrs. D., asst, mistress, Queen’s College

Lanchester, Dr. J., dental surgeon, Queen Mary Hospital

Landale, D. F., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Landau, A., proprietor, Jimmy’s Kitchen

Landau, E., manager, Parisian Grill

Landau, L., Engineering & Electrical Merchandise Dept., Andersen, Meyer &

Co., Ltd.

Landolt, J. S., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Landsbert, A. L., staff, Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd. W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Lane, S. F., Civil Secty. to Commodore in Charge, H. M. Dockyard

Lang, C., manager, Cornwell & Co.

Lang, I. W., Passenger Department, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Lang, J. C., first clerk, Assessment Department

Langenberg, C. van, asst, oommr., War Texation Department

Langston, A. G. staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Langston, S. H., principal, S. H. Langston

Lapsley, R., chief clerk, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Lapsley, R. H. A., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Larcina, A. M., staff, Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Larcina, J. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Large, M. H., inspector, Star Ferry Co., Ltd.

Larken, P. H., R. H. Kotewall & Co.

Larson, C. M. (Laichikok Terminal), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Larssen, K., mng. dir., Karsten, Larssen & Co. (H. K.), Ltd. & con. for Denmark

Lasala, R., president, Filipino Club

Last, Miss 1., Diocesan Girls’ School

Lasala, R. P. de, dir., H. Scott & Co., Ltd.

Laufer, E. M., junior chanist, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Laurel, C., staff, China Provident, Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Laurel, F., insurance Department; Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Lavalle, R. M., consul for Argentine

Lavrov, E. G., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Lavrov, S. E., Mining Department, Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd.

Law, Dr. E., General Medical Practitioner

Law, E. L., Major, R. I. A. S. C.

Law, F. Martha, manageress, Cameo Beauty Salon

Law, H. S., asst, manager, General Amusements, Ltd.

Law, J. E., manager, Commercial Bureau

Law, K. L., Sundries Export Department, Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Law, Wm., Union Trading Cb., Ltd.

Lawder, R. J. F. A., Capt., 1/Kumaon Rifles

Lawes, E. Wt. M. A. A., Fleet Mail Officer, R N. R.

Lawrance, G. A., staff, A/Water Department, A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Lawrence,

Club B. C., district manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., vice-president, American

Lawrence

Lawrence, E.F. C.,E., staff

inspr.(Generating Station),III,Hongkong

of Works, Grade Electric

Public Works Co., Ltd.

Department

Lawrence, J. F., Capt., R. I. A. S. C.

Lawrence, J. H., staff, Store Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Lawrence, J. H. Jr., staff, Store Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Lawrie, J. F., secty., Taikoo Dockyard A Engineering Co. of H. K., Ltd.

 FOREIGN RES1-DENT8 F175

Lawson, J., engr. supt., Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Lawson, R. L., senior armament supply officer, H. M. Dockyard

Lawson, Miss W., Butterfield & Swire

Lay, A. H., Office Equipment & Frigidaire Department, Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Lay, A. T'., secretary, Fiongkong Broadcasting Studio

Lay, Miss M., staff, Davie, Boag & Co., Ltd.

Lay, W., director, Hongkong Motor Accessory Co., Ltd.

Laycock, E. W., Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Leach, C. J., c/o N. S. O., H. M. Dockyard

Layton, Vice-Admiral Sir Geoffry, Naval Commandership-in-Chief, China Station

Leask, A. J., sub-acct. Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Le Bas, W. C.,R. Civil

Lederhofer, Engineer, H.

V. (Chemicals), Shewan,M. Dockyard

Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Lee, A. Y., asst, meter inspector,

Lee, C., Jardine Engineering Corporation, China LightLtd.& Power Co., Ltd.

Lee, F.F., X.,staff,

Lee, A. Vagoexecutive, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

marketing

Lee,

Lee, G.,

H. C.,Correspondence Dept.,public,

solicitor

Petroleum& Grist

Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Lee,

Lee, J.H.K.,

H. B.,mgr., dy.South China Brick

immigration officer,&Immigration

Tile Co. Office, Official Justice of the Peace

Lee, J. J., manager, Joseph J. Lee & Co.

Lee,

Lee, J. S.,D.,Hongkong & ShanghaiLtd. Banking Corporation

Lee, T.K. H., staff, T.Arnhold

mgr., H. Lee && Co.,

Co.

Lee, W. S., Sales Dept., Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Lee,

Lees,Y.MissC., J.,mgr.,nursing

Unitedsister,

StatesMedical

Life Insurance

Department Co.

Leeson, D., principal, D. Leeson

Leeuwen, H. van, Shipping Dept., Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V.

Leghorn, J. K., workshop supt., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Leigh,

Leighton, K. C., mgr.,vice-president,

B. G., Asiatic Trading (T. L.) Co. Corporation

Intercontinent

Leiper, G.A.,

kong Reel sub-acct., Chartered Bank

Club repres., China Underwriters, of India, Australia & China, hon. treas., Hong-

Leitao,

Leitch, E.J. R., L, special

staff, Drawing Office, Hongkong & Whampoa Ltd. Dock Co., Ltd.

Lely,

Le J. van der, staff, Engr. Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Le Mesurier,

Mesurier, G., G. J.A/Lieut., R. A.Royal

B., A/Capt., S. C. Engineers

Lenfestey,

Leon, C. A.,F.HongkongP., office asst., HarbourBanking

& Shanghai Department

Corporation

Leon,L.

Leon,P. W., cashier, Navy, Army & Air ForceCorporation

F., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Institutes

Leonard,

Leonard, F. W.,

J. D., Cable

sampler,& Wireless,

Medical Department

Ltd.

Leonard, S. L., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Leslie,

Lessner,Miss M. L.,E. S.Operations

R., nursingDept.,

sister,PanMedical

AmericanDepartment

Airways System

Leuenberger, A. M., joint

Levett, E., Lt.-Col., Royal Signals mgr. for H.K. & S. C., Nestle’s Miik Products (China), Ltd.

Lewis,

Lewis, A.E., S.jbillSub.-Lieut., H. K. N.A. V.& S.F. Hancock

Lewis, F. W. J., asst, secty., United Services Recreation Club

Lewis, L. A., vice-pres., China Airmotive Co., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., dir., Consolidated

Trading Co., Ltd., mgr., United Aircraft Corpn. (Export Division)

Lewis,

Lewis, W. W. T.,L., clerk-in-charge,

staff, Passenger Statistical

Dept., Nippon Office,Yusen Kaisya

Imports & Exports Department

Leyden, H. W., inspr. of Works,

Ligaya, J., dir., K. B. Vaidya & Co., Ltd. Grade III, Public Works Department

Lillelund, L., factory manager,

Lima, J., principal, D. Leeson & Co. Q. B. Piggeries, Ltd.

Lima, L. G., clerk, Green Island Cement Co., Ltd., Hok Un

 F176 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Linaker, J., Sworn Measurers

Lindabury, T. W., per pro., The Chase Bank

Linennen, F., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Lippa, E., dist. engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Lissaman, A. E., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Littlejohn, N. K., engineer, Port Works Sub-Dept. & Public Works Department

Littlewood,

Litvin, B. S.,W.,jr. portengr.,health

Chinainspector, MedicalCo.,Department

Light & Power Ltd.

Livingston, H. W. jr., Sales Dept., Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Lloyd,

Lloyd, L. M. S., secty., Marsman & Co., Ltd.Co. (S.C.),Ltd.,

Hongkong China, W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Lloyd, S.N. L.,D.,asst,

eng. mgr.,

mgr., Asiatic

ArnholdPetroleum Ltd., vice-pres., Shell Sports Club

Lo, Miss D. M., lady supervisor,

Lo, E., Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd. The Steam Laundry

Lo, Hon.

Lo & Mr.

Lo, M. K,, unofficial

chairman, Chinamember, Legislative

Light& &Kowloon

Power Co., Council,

Ltd., solicitor & China

notaryAthletic

public,

Association, dir., Hongkong Wharf &hon. pres.,

Godown South

Co., Ltd., Hongkong

Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.,

Hongkong, Canton k Macao Steamboat Co., Ltd., Hongkong Land Investment k

Agency

consulting Co.,committee,

Ltd., HongkongCanton& Shanghai

InsuranceHotels,

Office,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Hongkong

HongkongTramways, Ltd.,

Fire Insurance

Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Lo Tung-fan, Barrister-at-Law, chairman, Po Leung Kuk

Lobel,

Loch, L.F.,J.staff,

director,

C, Major, W. A. HannibalRifles

k Co., Ltd.

Lock, T., General1/Kumaon

Office, A, S. Watson k Co., Ltd.

Lock, W. H., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Locke,

Lockhart, F. J.H.T.,L.,engineer, Public Works

senior inspector, UrbanDepartment

Council

Lodge, C. J., staff, Lane, Crawford,

Logan, C. R., staff, Hongkong k Whampoa Ltd. Dock Co., Ltd.

Logan, J. S., inspector of Wireless, Engineering Branch, General Post Office

Loie, H.,I)., mgr.,

Lok, asst, chemist,

Far Eastern Medical Department

Export Co.

Loh, I. K., chemist, Arnhold Trading

Lok, Miss M., infant welfare nurse, Medical Co., Ltd.

Department

Loke, K.

Lokoomall, T., asst,

K. M., to prof,

manager,of Pathology,

Liberty SilkUniversity

Store of Hongkong

Lokoomall, M., proprietor, Liberty Silk Store

Lolliot, H.G.C.,A.,repres.

Lomaev, Passenger(Philippines), RCA Manufacturing

Dept., Canadian Co., Inc,

Pacific Steamships, Ltd.(Far East Branch)

Lomax, J. A., Lieut., Royal Artillery

Loncraine, D. C., mgr., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd.

Long, Mrs. M.,

Long, Mrs. D., lady

mentalsupervisor, The Steam

nurse, Mental Laundry

Hospital

Long,

Longbottom, Miss, Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson ife Standard

W. G., marine salesman (S.C. Proper Territory), Co., Ltd. Vacuum Oil Co.

Longfield,S.,

Loos, P. A. de,Meter Dept.,

Passage Hongkong

Dept., Electric Co.,Lijn,

Java China-Japan Ltd.N. V,

Lopes,

Lopes, A.C. A.,A., (Laichikok

staff, Bank Terminal),

Line (China),Standard-Vacuum

Ltd. Oil Co.

Lopes, C. L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Lopes,

Lopes, D.D. F.,P. J.,asst., Standard-Vacuum

secty., Oil Co.Ltd., hon. secty,, Club Lusitano

Vit-Alexin (China),

Lopes, D. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Lopes,

Lopes, F.S. A.,

H., mgr.,

staff, Jolop

Chartered

& Co.Bank of India, Australia k China

Lord, N. C., Engineering k Electrical Merchandise Dept., Anderson, Meyer ifc Co„ Ltd.

Lorenciano, N. C., Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Loseby, F. H., principal, Russ

Loseby, Mrs, F. H,, hon. secty., H’kong Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Louey,

Louis, K.W.H.,S. Kelly

T., mgr., KowloonLtd.Motor Bus Co. (1933), Ltd.

& Walsh,

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F177

Loureiro,

Lourenco, F. A., asst., Acct.

M. L.asst,da comm., Dept.,

C., inspector China Light &

of JunksDepartmentPower Co., Ltd.

& Cargo Boats, Harbour Department

Lourensz, H., War Taxation

Lovett,

Low, G. G.A.,Stanley,

Accounts managing

& Generaldirector,

Dept., Organic

Shewan, Fertilizer Co., Ltd.

Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Low, H. K., asst. mgr. T. H. Lee & Co.

Low, T.T., B.,Stores

Low, asst,Dept.,

deputyButterfield

shipping &master,

Swire, Harbour

W. O., H.Department

K. N. V. F.

Low, Y. T., asst., Palmer

Low, W.,

Low, W. K,, clerkmng, to PuisneChina Judge,Coast

Supreme Court

Lowcock, Miss A., dir.,

infant welfare Traders,

nurse, Ltd.Department

Medical

Lowe, Harry J., chief engr„ National Lacquer & Paint Products Co., Ltd.

Lowe, W.. staff, W. Naef

Lowrie, G.J., T.,

Lowry, outdoor

secondstaff'magistrate,

, Mackinnon, MackenzieCourt

Magistrates’ & Co.

Luke, C. Y., Denis H. Hazell & Co.

Luke, John R., Editorial Dept., South China Morning Fast, Ltd.

Luke,

Lum, M.O. M.,W„ acct.,

Chinese repres.,Harper

Wallace, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Lumsden, Capt. W., C. N. Go. Store staff, Butterfield & Swire

Lund, K., principal, K. Lund

Lunny,

Lunson, J.T.,F.,stock staffsupt.,

(Generating

Dairy Farm, Station),

Ice &Hongkong Electric

Cold Storage Co., Co.,

Ltd. Ltd.

Luscombe,

Luz, A. F, da, asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. Y. of the Peace

E. C., asst, supt., Police Headquarters, Official Justice

Luz, Mrs. D., telephone operator, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Luz, F. G. da, clerk War Taxation Department

Luz, F. J. da, timekeeper, Accts. Dept., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Luz, H. da, secretary, Hongkong, Canton & Macao Steamboat Co., Ltd.

Luz, J. A. da, asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V.

Luz, J. V. da, Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Luz,

Luz, L.R. A.F. da,da, Hongkong & Shanghai

Cable & Wireless, Ltd. Banking Corporation

Lyle, D. L., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Lynch, J. A. G. M., Capt., R. A. M. C.

Lyne, Miss Y. E., nursing sister, Medical Department

Lyon, D., Shipping Department, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Lyon-Mackenzie, G., inspector of Branches, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Corporation

Lyson, O., staff, Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd.

Maherly, C. R., staff, Drawing Office, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Mace, ti. B. representative, Swedish Match Company

Machado, F. A., staff, China Provident, Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Macrae, I. D. K., Capt., 1/Seaforth

Macrae, I. M., C. N. Co. Department, Butterfield & Swire

McAdam, D. M., asst, wharf manager, Holt’s Wharf

McAlpine, A., resident engr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

McAvoy, D. G., Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

McBride, A. H., engineer, Public Works Department actg. engr.-in-charge,

Port Works Sub-Department

McCabe, L. H., land surveyor, Public Works Department

McCallum, D., principal, MeCallum & Co.

McCaw, Miss M. J., stenographer, Public Works Department

McClatchie, J. D., sub-acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

McColgan, D. J., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

McCombe, W. W., chief engineering instructor, Far East Flying Training

School, Ltd.

McConnell, W. J., Hongkong &; Shanghai Banking Corporation

McCormick,

McCormick, D.C. F., J., engr.,

staff, Green

Lowe, Island

BinghamCement

& Matthews

Co., Ltd., Hok Un

F178 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

McDonald, J. C., staff (Cables), Lambert Dunbar & Co.

McDonnell, R. T., chairman, Hunt Steamship Corporation

McDouall, J. C., Unofficial Justice of the Peace, Cadet Officer Chief Assistant

to Secretary of Chinese Affairs, Actg. Lieut,, H. K. N. V. F.

McDougall, D. J., Lt.-Col., M. C., Military Department

McElney, Dr. J. H., principal, Drs. Anderson, Durran & McElney, medical

examiner, China Underwriters, Ltd.

McEwan, C., master, Central British School

McEwan, C. M., physical training supervisor, Education Department

McFarlane, J. C., Boom Engineer, R. N. R.

McFerren, D., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co , Ltd.

McGhee, E. B., dir., Reliance Motors, Ltd., mgr.. Underwriters Bank for the

Far East, inc.

McGill, G. S., Actg. Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

McGowan, J. F., steward, Medical Department

McGrann, A. W., lighthouse-keeper, Harbour Department

McGuffog, Miss M. S., asst, mistress, King’s College

McHardy, Miss M. J., Sister, Q A. I. M. N. S., (R\ Military Hospital

McKay, H., 2nd bailiff, Supreme Court

McKay, H. S., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

McKellar, A., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., pres., Hongkong Reel Club, joint

hon. treas., H. K. Society for the Protection of Children

McKelvie, J., Boilermakers Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., vice-

pres., Kowloon Bowling Green Club

McKenna, J. G., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

McKenzie, R. O., oomdr., C. P. S. Haihui, Chinese Maritime Customs

McKibbin, R., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

McKie, W. C., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

McLane,

Melaren, P.H. V.,W. trade

G., asst, eommr., Canadian

distribution supt.,Govt. Trade Commissioner

Hongkong & China Gas1 Co., Ltd.

McLaren, Miss J. M., O. S. S. Co. Department, Butterfield & Swire

McLaughlin, W., engr., C. P. S. Chunhsing, Chinese Maritime Customs

McLellan, Miss J. H., nursing sister, Medical Department

McLellan, D., master, Central British School, 2/Lieut. H. K. V. D. C.

McLeod, A., Chief Skipper, R. N. R.

McLeod, T., Brigadier, Military Department

McMullen, E. T., Freight Depai'tment, Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

McNeary, H. G., manager, American Bank Note Co.

McNeill,

McOwan,R.B.J.,M.,shift chargeLieut.,

Surgeon engr.,R.N.V.R.

China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

MacArthur, A., Taikoo Dockyard &Headquarters

McWalter, J. R., inspector, Police Engineering Co. of H. K., Ltd.

Macaskill, K. R.,, staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Macdonald, J., Taikoktsui Inst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

MacDougall, D. M., Secretary to the Hongkong Dept, of Information and Secretary

toof the

the Far

PeaceEasternBureau of the British Ministry of Information, Official Justice

Macey,

Macfarlane, W.R.,E.,sanitary

L. W. inspector,

office staff, UrbanElectric

Hongkong CouncilCo., Ltd.

Macfadyen, Q.A.A., 1st magistrate, Kowloon Magistrates’ Court, Official Justice of the

Peace

Macfarlane, A., engineer, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

MacFayden, A.W.,J.,supt.

MacFarlane, inspr.engineer, Dairy

of Works, Farm,

Grade III,IcePublic

& Cold Storage

Works Co., Ltd.

Department

MacGregor, His Honour Sir A. D. A., chief justice, Supreme Court, stewart, Hongkong

Jockey Club, hon. dir., Hongkong Society for the Protection of Children

Macgregor, J. F., resident director, Caldbeck, Macgregor Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice

of the Peace, vice-chieftain, St. Andrew’s Society

MacTndoe,

MacIntyre,A.,A.,a,sst.

marine manager, Taikoo

surveyor, Dockyard

Chinese Maritime& Engineering

Customs Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Macintyre, J. M., examiner, War Taxation Department

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F179

MacIntyre, T. J. B., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Mack,

Mackay,A. C.M.,H.,Hongkong

asst, engr.,& China

Shanghai LightBanking

& PowerCorporation

Co., Ltd. Cadet, H.K.N.Y.F.

Mackay, J., jr. engr., China Light & Power

Mackay, M, A. M. Miss, nursing sister. Medical Department Co., Ltd.

Mackay, N. A. E., Editorial Dept., China Mail & Hongkong Sunday Herald

Mackenzie,

CricketA.Club K., signs per pro., Harry Wicking

Mackenzie, A. N., asst. supt. engr., Hongkong & K’loon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Mackenzie,

Mackenzie, A.D., W.,supt.sanitary inspector,

engineer, Hongkong Urban Council Wharf &i Godown Co., Ltd. and

& Kowloon

Star Ferry Co., Ltd.

Mackenzie,

Mackenzie, J.H.M., L., Canadian

lecturer ofPacific

English,Steamships,

UniversityLtd.,

of Hongkong

Major, R.A.M.C.

MacKenzie, N. H., lecturer of English, University of Hongkong

Mackenzie,

Peace Major W. J. E., veterinary surgeon, Urban Council, Official Justice of the

Mackichan, A. S., partner, Leigh & Orange, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Mackie, Miss A. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Mackie, Dr. Justice

Official J. B., malariologist,

of the Peace Malaria Bureau, Surg. Lieut.-Comdr, H.K. N.Y.F.,

Mackie, W. W. C. K., Time Office, Hongkong & Whampoa DockAmateur

Co., Ltd.Dramatic Club

Mackinnon, J. M., signs perDeacons,

Mackinley, A., solicitor, hon. secty.,

pro., Mackinnon, Hongkong

Mackenzie & Co.

Mackintosh,

Mackintosh, C., F. A.,staff,Mackintosh’s,

Chartered BankLtd. of India, Australia & China

Macleod,

Macleod, F., staff, Percy Smith, SethLtd.

A. K., director, Securities, & Fleming, Actg. Paymr. Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.V.F.

Macleod, N. C., deputy director of Health Services, Medical Department

Macleod, J. W,, asst, civil engr., H. M. Dockyard

Macleod, Dr, N. C., lecturer (Public Health), University of Hongkong, deputy dir. of

Health Services,

j MacMaster,

Registration Medical Dept., Official Justice of the Peace, deputy registrar,

MacMillan, W.H.,D.,of2/Capt.,

P.

Births

staff, & Deaths

Hongkong

Royal & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Artillery

Macmillan, R. S., mng. dir., Sino-British Engineering Corpn., Ltd.

Macnaghten, Brig.-Gen.Co.,E.Ltd.

British Cigarette B., dir., British American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd. and

Macnamara,

Truth Society H. C., ofBarrister-at-Law,

Hongkong Unofficial Justice of the Peace, pres., Catholic

i MacNider, E., sub-editor, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Macpherson, R.A.P., A/Lt.-Col.,

Madar, A, H., A. F. Arculli & Sons Royal Scots, attached,

& Arculli Bros, R.A.O.C.

Madar,

Madar, M. P., A. F, Arculli k Sons & Arculli Bros,& Godown Co.. Ltd.

A. Q,, staff, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf

Madar,

Maeda, T.I„ A., manager,Japanese

chancellor, TwentiethConsulate

Century Fox, Fed. Inc., U.S.A.

Maestrini, Rev. Fr. N., mgr., Chinese Catholic Herald, secty., Catholic Truth Society

j of Hongkong

Maguite,A.,Dr.staff,

Maher, J. C.,Store

vice-pres., J. C. Maguite

Dept., Hongkong & Co., Dock Co., Ltd,.

& Whampoa

Maher, A. P., staff (Showroom), Hongkong

Maher, D. V., lighthouse-keeper, Harbour Department Electric Co., Ltd.

Maher,

Maher, G, M,, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd-

Maher, N.

T. S.,B., staff

cashier and office Hongkong

(Showroom), asst., Immigration

Electric Office

Co., Ltd.

Maher,

Mahtani,W.T.Jdiver,

A„ Unofficial Hongkong

JusticeWhampoa

of the PeaceDock Co., Ltd.

Mahtani, T. M,, acct., Hong Kong Silk Store

Main, R., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of.H. K., Ltd.

Mair, W., inspector, Police Headquarters

Mair, W, M., Skipper, R. N. R.

Major, A. R. 8., supt., Police Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

F6

FlgO FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Maki, Y., marine inspector, Japanese Consulate

Malabar, Miss G. K., Accts. Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Malcolm, A., director, Malcolm & Co., Ltd.

Malcolm, T., oomdr., C. P. S, Haiping, Chinese Maritime Customs

Malysheff,

Man, C.Mrs.,M.V.,asst,

farm staff, Daily

mistress, BeliliosFarm,

PublicIceSchool

& Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Man,

Man, P., staff,M.,Paul

A/Capt., 1/Middlesex

E. Sammann & Co.,Regiment

Fed. Inc. U.S.A.

Manalac, R. J., mgr., Manalac Brothers

Mankind,

Mann, P. T.,IT.,staff,

gen. mgr.,

Paul E.Hongkong-China

Sammann & Co.,Trading Fed. Inc.Co.U.S.A.:

Manners, C. M., secty. & manager, Star Ferry Co., Ltd., Hongkong A Kowloon Wharf &

Godown Co Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Manning, C. J., nsupt. electrical engr., H. M. Dockyard

Manning, E.,

Manning, F. John D. Hutchison

C., inspr. of Works,& Grade

Co. III, Public Works Department, Sub-Lieut.,

H.K.N.Y.F.

Mansell,

Mansfield,B.P.A.,C.,inspr.

Oceanof Shipping

Works, Grade Dept.,III,Jardine,

PublicMatheson

Works Department

& Co., Ltd.

Mansfield, W. R., sub-mgr., British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., committee, Diocesan

Boys’ School, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Manson, Miss B.E.,U.,staff,

Mansukhani, acct.,W.Utoomall

R. Roxley&&Assudamal

Co. (China),Co.Ltd.

Mar, A., asst, engr., Port Works

Marcal, C. F. X., Cable & Wireless, Ltd. Department

Marcal, H. O., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.V.

Marcal,

Marden,S.G.A.,E.,asst, mgr.’sInternational

director, clerk, Cable &Assurance

Wireless,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd., Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd.

Mardulyn,

Margrett, H.P.,C.,acct., BanqueforBeige

manager H. K.Pour 1’Etranger

& South China, (Extreme Orient),Co.S. A.of China, Ltd.,

General Electric

W. 0., H.K.N.Y.F.

Mariepolsky,

Mark, C., staff,V.,T.farm staff, Dairy

A. Martin & Co.Farm, Ice

Mark, S. W., Pekin Syndicate,

Markar, C. G., Holland-China Trading Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Markar,

Marks, R. H. E., asst, supt., PolicePress,

S. C„ Hong Kong Daily Ltd.

Headquarters

Marley, Miss K., nursing sister, Medical Department

Marques,

Marques, C.C. E.,A., asst.,

asst., Standard-Vacuum

Standard-Vacuum Oil Oil Co.

Co.

Marques,

Marques, E.C. M.,V., office staff, Hongkong

Accounting Dept. (S.C.Electric

Proper Co., Ltd. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Territory),

Marques, E. S., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N. V.

Marques, J., Sundries Export Dept., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Marques, J. D., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Marques, L. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Marques, L. Z., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Marques, R. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Marques,

Marr, MissV.G.,F. mistress,

M. F., Great Northern

Central BritishTelegraph

School Co., Ltd.

Marr, S. T. H., clerk, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Marr-Johnson, P. A. Capt., Royal Artillery

Marriott, H.

Marriott, H., E.,sergeant of Police,

supt.,Branch

Gen. Office,Hongkong & Whampoa

GeneralInsurance

Post OfficeSocietyDock Co., Ltd.

Marrs, G. M., staff,

Marsh, H., Capt., 1/Middlesex Regiment Office, Union of Canton, Ltd.

Marshall, A., Shipbuilding

Marshall, G. L., Property Dept., Hongkong

Dept., David &

Jardine,& MathesonWhampoa Dock

Marshall,

Marsoff, N.G.P.,V.secty.,

T., mgr.,

KellyS.&J.Walsh, Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Martin, A. G., land bailiff, Public Works Department

Martin, A. H., Capt., Royal Engineers

Martin, Mrs. E., Douglas, Lapraik

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F181

Martin, Rev. E. W. L., warden, St. Stephen’s College

Martin,

Martin, H.G. S.,P. de, Unofficial Justice

sub-accountant, of the Peace

The Treasury

Martin, L., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Martin, T. Addis, manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.,

Lt.-Col.,

Martin, T. A.,H.principal,

K, V, D.T. C.A. Martin & Co. & dir., Minerals Research, Ltd.

Martin, W. E., A/Capt., Royal Artillery

Martland,

Marton, L., asst, engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Mason, S.,O.Union

E. C., Insurance

solicitor, Deacons

Society of Canton, Ltd.

Mason,

Masson,T.,J. staff, Engr. Dept.,

R., Unofficial Justice Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

of the Peace

Master, K. J., principal, K. S. Pavri & Sons

Master, R. F. C., director, International Assurance Co., Ltd.

Master,

Masuda,R.H.,J.,staff,

dist. Supply

engr., China

Dept.,Light

Nippon & Power

YusenCo., Ltd.

Kaisha

Matheson, Miss M., manageress, Repulse Bay Hotel

Mathias,

Mathieu, E.Mrs.G.,P.,examiner,

staff, Bank WarLineTaxation

(China),Department

Ltd.

Matsumoto, G., chancellor, Japanese

Matsushima, H., asst, mgr., Mitsui Bussan Consulate

Kaisha, Ltd.

Matthews, E.J. C.A.,C.,Hongkong

Matthews, C. N. Co.&Dept.,

Shanghai Banking& Corporation

Butterfield Swire

Matthews,

Mattos, A. W.,

A., North

Mercantile Point Inst.,

Bank of Asiatic

India, Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Ltd.

Mattos, A.F.A.G.,O.,partner,

Maunder, staff (Showroom),

Thomson &HongkongCo.& secty.,Electric

Shek OCo.,Development

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Maurice,

Mavor, G. M.H.,S.,mgr.

asst.,& American

resdt. Express

engr., Co., Inc.

Sandakan Light & Power Co. (1922), Ltd.

Maxwell, C., staff, Wanes Commercial Co.

Maxwell-Holzoyd, E., technician,

May, A.S. T,F.,C.,electrical Port of Health Inspector, Medical Dept.

May, China repres., RCAPublic Works Department

Manufacturing Co., Inc. (Far East Branch)

Maycock E„J. H.,

Maycock, Linstead & Davis Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

staff (Generating

Maycock,

Maycock, W., R. J.,partner,

staff, Thomson

A. Dransfield& Co.& Co.

Maynard, R. W. H.,

Mayo, R. W., Lieut., R. N. R. clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Meadows,M.R.J.,S.,office

Medina, W. O.,staff,

H. K.Hongkong

N. Y. F. Tramways, Ltd.

Meek, T. A, Major, R. A. P. C.

Meeke,

Meffan,H.H. C.,A., staff,

inspr. Bank Line (China),

of Works, Ltd.,Public

Grade III, ActingWorks

Lieut.,Department

H. K. N. Y. &F.Port Works

Sub-Department

Meffan, N. D., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Megarry, T., principal asst. Colonial secty. & clerk of Councils, Colonial Secretariat,

Official

Mehal, H. N.,Justice of theHongkong

office staff, Peace Electric Co., Ltd.

Melrose,

Melwani, W., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Melwani, F.M. T.,T., principal, Hongkong

mgr., Hongkong SilkSilk

StoreStore

Melwani, R. T., mgr., Hongkong Silk Store

Melwani,

Mendes, F.A.U.X.,

J.,T.,staff,

mgr., Hongkong SilkDockStore

Mendes, Gibb, Cosmopolitan

Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Mendis, T. H., principal, T. H. Mendis

Mendonca,

Menhinick, M. M., John D. Hutchison & Co. Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Mereditch, A.J. C., C., asst,

NorthtoPoint

inspr.Inst., Asiatic

of Branches, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.

Merino, J., staff, Rosaryhill Dominican House of Studies

Merrick, H. W., mgr., Confederation Life Association (of Canada)

Merriman, G., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office, Lieut., H. K. N. Y. F,

F6*

r 182 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Merriman, H., principal officer, Prison Department

Merritt, F. N., dir. & mgr., British American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd., dept, mgr.,

YeeL.Tsoong

Merry, Tobacco Distributors,

G., Sub-Lieut., K. N. V. F.Ltd., dir., British Cigarette Co., Ltd.

H.Ltd.

Meyer,

Mezger,J.W.G.,J.,Mackintosh’s,

appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs

Middelburg, D. G. E., actg. consul general for the N etherlands

Miho, T., mgr., Tokyo Hotel

Miles, G.W.,H„Butchery

Miles, sanitary&inspector,

Shipping Urban CouncilFarm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Dept., Dairy

Millar, H. A. W., 2/Lieut., 2/Royal Scots

Millar, R.,C. E.,

Millard, C. N.staff, Co. Store

Dept.,Dept.,

Butterfield

Hongkong& Swire, W. O., H.Dock

& Whampoa K. N.Co.,V. Ltd.

F.

Miller, E. P., Hongkong

Miller, H. M., Lieut., R. N. R.

Millett, H. C., Comdr., R. N. R.

Millington, H. J., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

Millington, L. C., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

Millington, V., bailiff, Supreme Court (Temporary)

Mills,

Mills, A.H. O.A., G.,asst,T/Capt., Royal Artillery

postmaster-general

Justice of the Peace

Mills, H. W., (Lai Chi Kok terminal), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Milne,IceG.,Manufacturing

secretary, Dairy Co., Ltd. & Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Hongkong & Canton

Farm, Ice

Milne,

Milner, H.. Editorial Dept.,sister.

Miss K. A., nursing SouthMedical Department

China Morning Post, Ltd.

Minhinnick, Eng. Capt. F. B., Torpedo ;Engr. Officer, R. N. Torpedo Depot, Kowloon

Minnitt, R. J.,

H. K.A.,N.acct., third asst,

V. F.,OtisOfficial colonial

Justice secty., Colonial Secretariat, Acting Sub-Lieut.,

Minoot, Elevator Co.of the Pe&ce

Minshall, S. W., Sworn Measurers

Minu,

Minu, A.A. K., office staff,

R., office staff, Hongkong

Hongkong Electric

ElectricCo.,

Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Miskin, G., chrmn., British Traders’ Insurance Go., Ltd., China Fire Insurance Co.,

consul for Sweden, Unofficial Justice of the PeaceCorporation, Gilman & Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., director, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Miskin, L. G., Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Mitchell,

Mitchell, D.,A. S.,asst.W.mgr. O., H.& engr.,

K. N. V.Cable

F. & Wireless, Ltd.

Mitchell, D. McA., Sig. Bosn., H. M. S. “Tamar”

Mitchell,

H, K. E.V. D.J. 0„R., vice-pres.,

branch manager,

HongkongManufacturers Life Shek

Hockey Club, dir., Insurance Co., Lt.-Col.,

O Development Go.,

Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Mitchell, F. W., Lieut., R. N. R.

Mitchell, J.J. V.G., G.,

Mitchell, Taikoo Sugar Refining ColonialCo.,Secretariat

Ltd.

Mitra, D. P., Majar,probationer,

Military Department

Moffatt, J., Lt.-Col., o.b.e., 1/ Kumaon Rifles

Mohamed,

Mohamed, A.A., S.,hospital asst., C.Indian

Rahimwarder

& Son(Prison), Medical Department '

Mohamed,

Mohammed, H., hospital asst, principal Indian warder (Prison), Medical Department

Mohan, D. S.,A.mgr., G., office staff, Silk

Tajmahal Hongkong

Store Electric Co., Ltd.

Moir, A. B., asst, mgr., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Momber, A. T. M. E., Major, Royal Artillery

Moir, Miss K. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Monaghan, T.C., purchasing

Monks, teacher,agent for Orient&cateringsupt., Canadian PacificS.S., Ltd.

Monks, B.Mrs.J. M., E. asst,V., Diocesan Diocesan

Girls’ SchoolBoys’ School

Monro,

Montague, J. H.,H. A/Capt.,

M., Comdr., RoyalR. Artillery

N„ H. M. S. “Robin”

Montalto, J., Shipping Dept., Andersen, Meyer

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F183

Montargis, M. J. B., Exchange, Bullion & Bill Broker

Montesinos, D.,Dr.staff,

Montgomery, J. H.,Rosaryhill,

medical supt., Dominican

MatildaHouse of Studies

Hospital, pres., Hongkong: ;League of

Nations Society .

Moodie, Mrs. A.,

Moodie, J.,J., staff, Shipping Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.H. K. N. V. F,'

Moodie, staff, Lowe,

HongkongBingham & Matthews,

& Kowlooft WharfActg. Sub-Lieut.,

& Godown Co., Ltd.

Moody, R. E., Major, Military Department

Moon, F. W., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co.

Mooney, Miss, stenographer, Hastings & Co.

Moore, C. E., H.,

Moore, architect,Public & Works Department Corporation, Kowloon Sub- Agency

Moosa, D.S., R.office Hongkong

staff, Hongkong Shanghai

ElectricBanking

Co., Ltd.

Moosabhoy, A. M., acct., N. Mobamedally

Moraes, J., staff, Ching Hua College

Morahan, B. J., physical training ;i supervisor, Education Department, Lieut.,

H. K. N, V. F. Dept.,

Morales, . •;VHongkong

j "

Morant,A.L. A.G.,C.,Mains

director, Trust Electric

Industriel Co., Ltd.

Belge-Francais

Moreland, Dr. E.W., U. S. Public Health

Moreton, G. W., D. W. detec,tive inspectpr, Secretariat Service, American Consulate

for Chinese Affairs

Morgan, E. F. A., engr., Public Works, Department

Morgan, Miss I. B., Staff Nurse, Q. A. I. M. N. S. (R), Military Hospital

Morgan, Miss I. L., nursing sister, Medical Department

Morgan, L. G., actg. senior inspector Of Schools, Education Department

Morgan, P. C., inspr. of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Morgan,

Morgan, T.W.O.,A.engr., Q H„Public

Major,Works RoyalDepartment

Artillery

Morgenstern,

Morphew, P. L., manager, Getz Bros. & Co.Hotel Garage

N. F., salesman, Hongkong

Morley,

H, K.D. W., N. V.lecturer,

F. Mechanical Engineering, University of Hongkong, Sub-Lieut.,

Morley,

Morris, L. J., chief pharmacist, ofMedical Department

Morris, A.,

G. H.Unofficial Justiceinspr.,

A., sanitary theUrban

Peace Council

Morris,

Morris, R.W. P.,J., senior

overseer,wireless

Hongkong engineer,

LandEngineering

InvestmentBranch,

& AgencyGeneral Post Office

Co., Ltd.

Morrison, C. G. M., 3rd asst, supt., Imports & Exports Office

Morrison,

Morrison, J.G. A.W.,D.,Lt.Hongkong

-Comdr., &R.ShanghaiN. R. Banking Corporation

Morrison, K. S., dir., H’kong & S’hai Banking Corpn., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.,

British Traders’ Insurance Co„ Ltd.,,Far East Aviation Cp., Ltd., Far East Flying

Training

UnofficialSchool,Justice Ltd.,

of theChinaPeace Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.,. Capt., H. K. V. D C.,.

Morrison, P., Import Dept., Jardine,

Morrison, R., Boilermakers Dept., Hongkong Matheson& &Whampoa

Co., Ltd. Dock Co,, Ltd.

Morrison, R. A., asst. supt. engr., Holt’s Wharf

Morrison, T. S., surveyor, Lloyd’s

Morrison, W. A., Lieut., 2/Royal Scots Register of Shipping

Morrison,

Mortimer, W.G. L.,W.,boarding officer,Crawford.

staff, Lane, Harbour Ltd.Department

Morton, H. P., asst, stores supt., China Light&&Co.Power Co., Ltd.

Morton, C., principal, Charles Morton Bros.

Moses,A.E. J.S.,R.,N.supt.,

Moss, S. MosesKai

c Co.,Aerodrome

Ltd.

Moss,

Motta, A. da, staff, Jolop & Co, officer, Fire Brigade Department (On leave)

G. C., deputy supt. inspection

Mouat, J. L., Travel Dept., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Mould, K. J.,S., Major,

Moulding, Capt., R.R. A.A. S.P.,C.C., hon. treas., United Services Recreation Club

Mowlam, J., Dt.-Comdr., R. N. R.

Mugford, H., staff, T. A. Martin & Co.

Muhlen, J. J. von, acct., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. Y.

 F184 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Muir, H. G., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Mulcahy, W., asst, master, King’s College

Mullett, L. A., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs

Mundy,

Munro, D.,H. H., Machinery

Taikoo Dockyard ^Contracting

& Engineering Dept.,Co.Dodwell

of H.K.,& Co.,

Ltd.Ltd., W. O., H. K. N. Y. F.

Munro, K. A., Lieut., Royal Artillery

Munton, D. W.. mgr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Murata, K., sub-mgr., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Murata,

Murdoch,K., p. p. Cable

mgr., &Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha

Murphy, E.D.O.,A.,accountant, Wireless,

Hongkong Ltd.& Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Murphy, Mrs. E. O., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Murphy, G. R, inspr. of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Murphy, J. P., asst. Crown solicitor, Crown Solicitors Office, deputy registrar & deputy

registrar of Companies, Supreme Court, Official Justice of the Peace

Murphy,

Murphy, M., Misschief inspector,

R., staff, W. R.Police

LoxleyHeadquarters

& Co. (China) Ltd.

Murray, Lt.-Comdr. A. D. S., regianal

Murray, B. J., secretary, Police Headquarters dir. (Far East), British Overseas Airways Corpn.

Murray, Miss C. B., stenographer & clerk, Attorney-General’s Office

Murray, D. M. J., Major, Royal Engineers

Murray, I. N., deputy mgr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Murray, R. H., Douglas, Lapraik & Co. & Williamson & Co.

Murrell, Mrs. V., temporary staff, King’s College

Murrow,

Musker, F.,Lt.-Col.

TaikooH.SugarL., n.s.o., managing

Refining director, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Muskett, W. H. B., office staff, Hongkong

Mux worthy, G. H., comdr., C. P. S. Hohsing, Electric

Chinese Co.,Maritime

Ltd. Customs

Mycock, C., headmaster, Ellis Kadoorie School, Official Justice of the Peace

Naef, W., agent, Ciba (China), Ltd.

Naess,

Naito, S.,B., staff,

dir., Export

Karsten,Dept.,

Larssen

Nippon (Hongkong),

KaisyaLtd.

Nakano, M., staff, Supply Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Nakao, H., accountant, S. Kato & Co.

Nakao, M., manager,

Nakazawa, A., secty.,D.S.Nippon

Kato &ClubCo.

Nanik, N., manager, Chellaram

Nanri, H,, mgr., Toyo Menka Kaisha, Ltd., chairman, Nippon Club

Narain, S., proprietor, Tajmahal Silk Store

Naraindas, R., mgr., K. Hassaram & Co.

Nash, F.MissE.,J.,solicitor,

Nash, Kailan F.Mining

E. Nash & Co.

Administration

Nash, W., W. O., H. K.

Nathur, R., clerk, Fancy Bazaar N. V. F.

Navey,

Nazarin,G.,MissF. A.N.Staff, Military

Z., Harry Dept.& Co., Ltd.

Wicking

Nazarin, R., Harry Wicking k Co., Ltd.

Neale, F. H.,K.,C.gen.

Neckelman, N. Co. Shore staff,FarButterfield

Needa, Y. V., repres.,mgr. for the

Confederation East,Association

Life Northern (of Canada)

Needham,

Nejedly, Miss C. F.,M.staff, HongkongPanTelephone

T., secretary, AmericanCo.,Airways

Ltd. System

Nelson, D. B., Stores Dept., Inolo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

Nelson, K. B., Wallem k Co.

Nemazee,

Nemazee, M., principal,

M. M., staff, M.M.Nemazee

Nemazee & dir., China Underwriters, Ltd.

Nesteroff, M. J., asst, engr., China Light k Power Co., Ltd.

Nettle,

Neve, G.P.E.,E.,A/Major,

W. O., H.R.K.W.N.K.V. F.

Neves, A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Neves, C., Butchery k Shipping Dept., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Neves, G. A., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F185

Neves, J. M., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Neves, L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Neves, M. V., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Neves, V. A., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Neville, F. C., inspr. of Works, Grade II, Public Works Department

Newbigging, D. L., Private Office, Jardine, Matheson

Boys’

turingSchool,

Co., Ltd.,dir., Hongkong,

Peak Tramways CantonCo.,&. Ltd.,

MacaoHongkong

Steamboat

Canton

Ltd.,IceHong

Manufac-

Kong

Iron Mining Co., Ltd., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Unofficial

Justice of the Peace

Newhouse,

Newlin, J. E., G., American

staff, Engr.President

Dept., Hongkong

Lines, Ltd.& Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Newman, C. M., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Newnham, L. A., Colonel, M. C., Military Department.

Newsholme,

Newton, E. A.Miss R., M.jointW.,manager,

headmistress,

Nestle’sPeakMilkSchool

Products (China), Ltd.

Newton, Dr. I., medical officer in-charge, Kowloon Hospital, Official Justice of the Peace

Newton, W. C., A/Major, 1/Middlesex Regiment

Nicholls, A. R., Boom Engineer, R. N. R.

Nicholson,

Nickson, D.,C.manager,

O., staff, Thomson

Hongkong& Hotel

Co.

Nicol, A., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Nicolson, Dr. M., medical practitioner, Drs. Strahan, Nicolson & Bunje

Nielson, L. R., dir., L. R. Nielson

Nigel,LawF. G., solicitor, Johnson, Stokes & Master, 2/Lient., H. K. Y.D.C., asst. hon. secty.,

Society

Nimmo, J., Taikoo

Nisbet, G., Taikoo DockyardDockyard && Engineering

Engineering Co. Co. ofof H.K.,

H.K., Ltd.

Ltd.

Nish, H., Sworn Measurers

Nishida, S., clerk, Japanese Consulate

Nishimura, Y., mgr., Gosho Kabushiki Kaisha

Nissim, A., principal, Moxon & Taylor, W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Nobbins, A. E., owner, Asia Agencies (Hongkong), W. O., H. K. N. Y. F.

Nobbins,

Nodes, W.Mrs. H., secty., Asia

O., proprietor, BrownAgencies (Hongkong)

Jones Funeral Service

Nolasco,

Nolloth, W. EL, H.dir.,sub-inspector,

Macao ElectricPoliceLighting Co., Ltd.

Headquarters

Noma, I., clerk, Japanese Consulate

Noronha, A. F., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

Noronha, C. A., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Noronha, D., T. E., Griffith (1932), Ltd.

Noronha, E. A., asst, statistician, China Light

Noronha, E. A., acct., Green Island Cement Co., Ltd.

Noronha, F. A., Hongkong

Noronha, G. A., asst., Accounts Dept., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Noronha, J. E., staff, Lambert Dunbar & Co., hon. secty., Club de Recreio

Noronha, J. L., inspector of Junks & Cargo Boats, Harbour Department

Noronha, J. M., signs per pro., Credit Foncier d’Extreme Orient

Noronha, R. L. D., Hongkong Engineering & Construction Co., Ltd.

Norrie, R. B. Mr.

North, Hon. M., R.Taikoo

A. C.,Dockyard & Engineering

Official Justice Co. ofsecretary

of the Peace, H.K., Ltd.for Chinese Affairs

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs ’

Northcote, H.E. Sir Geoffrey Alexander Stafford, K.C.M.G., Governor of H’kong (On leave)

Norton, Lt.-Gen. Edward Felix, c. b., d. s.

Norton, F. A., Tea Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.o., m. c., Officer Administering the Government

Nother, H., manager, S. A. Maison F. Mathieu

Noval, Rev. Fr. F. R., procurator, Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions

Numata, K., mgr., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.

Nunes, C. F., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Nunes, M. T., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Nunes, V., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

F186 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

O’Connor, Mrs., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

O’Connor, M. G., actg. principal, Queen’s College

O’Connor, T., inspector, Police Headquarters

O’Farrell,

O’Hoy, S. L., W. American

F., Tempy.President

Lieut., R.Lines,

N. R.Ltd.

O’Kieffe, D. A., per pro., The Chase Bank (On leave)

O’Neill, F. S., branch mgr., Malcolm & Co., Ltd., W. O. H. K. N. V. F.

O’Neill, P. J., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

O’Neill, W., J„manager,

O’Sullivan, ButcheryReuters, Ltd. Depts., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Oda, T., consul, Japanese Consulate

Odell, H. O., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Odell, J. H., branch mgr., Warner Bros., First National Pictures, Inc.

Offenberg, A. C.,

Officer, J. M., asst, mgr.,

A/Major, R. A.Java-China-Japan

M. C. ‘ Lijn, N. V.

Ogata, T., staff, Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.

Ogden, R. M., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs

Ogley,

Ohl, R.,W.agent,

C., staff, Lane, Crawford,

Messageries MaritimesLtd.

Okazaki, K., consul-general, Japanese Consulate

Olaes, E.A. C.,

Olaes, A., Jardine,

InsuranceEngineering

Dept., Jardine, MathesonLtd.

Corporation, & Co., Ltd.

Old, H. F., sanitary inspector,

Old, W., senior inspector, Urban Council Urban Council

Olive, R. 0., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Oliveira, E. M., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Oliveira, J. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Oliveira, M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Oliver, G. H., World Auxiliary Insurance Corporation, Ltd., Insurance Co. of North

America, Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

Oliver, G. K„ C. M. Co. Dept., Butterfield & Swire, W. O., H. K.N.V.F.

Olsen, A. S., staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Omar,

Omar, A.K. M.,

M., Editorial

office staff,Dept,, South Electric

Hongkong China Morning

Co., Ltd.Post, Ltd.

Omar,

Omar, O.R. M.,

M., asst.,

privateEllissecty., China Coast Traders, Ltd.

& Edgar

Omar, U. M., staff, Hongkong k Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Ondo, T., Osaka Syosen Kaisya

Ongstad, L., Thoresen k Co., Ltd.

Onnes, M., manager, Paper Co.

Ono, R., T.,

Onuma, sub-manager,

staff, Yokohama NipponSpecie

YusenBank

Kaisya,

Ltd.vice-chairman, Nippon Club

Oppen, C. F., Comdr., C. P. S- Feihsing, Chinese Maritime Customs

Oppen,

Oram, MissMrs.J.J.,M.,Import Dept., Jardine,

asst, mistress, Queen’sMatheson

College & Co., Ltd.

Orchard, W. D., probationer, Colonial Secretariat

Orchard, W. E., staff (Showroom), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Orden, A, J., hon. treas., Filipino;Club

Orlowitz, W., Asia Export, General Merchant

Ormiston, J., dir., Reiss, Bradley & 'Co., Ltd.

Orr, D., master, Central British School

Orr, W., M.,

Ortega, Shipping Dept., Dodwell

staff,Nippon

Rosaryhill, & Co., House

Dominican Ltd. of Studies1

Osada, Y., staff, Suisan Kaisha, Ltd.

Osborne, A. R.,Society

Philatelic Taikoo Dockyard k Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd., vice-pres., Hongkong

Osman,

Osmund,N.,A.supervisor,

E., Operations Kai TakDept.Aeradio StationTerritary), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

(S. C. Proper

Osmund, A. J., asst., Standard-Vacuum

Osmund, C. F., Accounting Dept. (S. C. Proper Oil Co. Perritary), Standard-Yacuum, Oil. Co.

Osmund, L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation (Swatow)

Ott, E., chairman, Q. B. Piggeries, Ltd.

Otway, C. E., Lieut., Royal Engineers

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl8?

Ovans, J. M., Lieut., R.N.R.

Overy, H., managing director, Wm. Powell, Ltd.

Owen, Sir. H. C., Bart, chairman, British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd. & British

Cigarette Co., Ltd.

Owen, W. H., architect, Public Works Department, Lieut.. H.K.V.D.C.

Owen-Hughes,

Owens, M., staff,Major Paul H., H.K.V.D.C.ife Co., Fed. Inc. U.S.A.

E. Sammann

Owens, R. A., staff( Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Owens,

Owens, R.W. W.,W., repres., Parke,

shift engr., DavisLight

China & Co.& Power Co., Ltd.

Oxford, M. N., asst, supt., Kai Tak Aerodrome

Oxlade, C. H. R., actg. preventive deputy commr., Chinese Maritime Customs

Ozorio, A., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Ozorio,

Ozorio, F.F,, (Statistics),

asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij,

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.N. Y.

Ozorio, F. A., staff, Central Meat & Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.

Ozorio, G., officeL„staff,

Ozorio, Dr. Plongkong Tramways, Ltd. Mary Hospital

Ozorio, J. G.,H.staff, Chinese

Hongkong medical officer, Queen

cfc Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Ozorio,

Ozorio, J. V., staff, CharteredIndische

Bank ofHandelsbank,

India, Australia & China

Ozorio, L.L. A.,

M., Nederlandsch

mgr’s. clerk, Cable & Wireless, Ltd. N. V.

Ozorio, M., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Cb- Ltd.

Ozorio, Miss M. P., stenographer, Andei-spn, Meyer & Co., Ltd.

Padgett,

Pad wick, G.E. T.,H-,Mains

deputyDept,, Hongkong

expense ElectricCivil

accts. officer, Co.,Establishments

Ltd.

Page, Rev. Fr. D,, Catholic Cathedral

Page, J.F.A.,K.,Surgeon

- Paget, Lieut. Comdr. (G.),Territory),

Royal Naval Hospital Oil Co.

Pagh, M., actg.Sales mgr.Dept.

East(S.C. Proper

Asiatic Co., Ltd. Standard-Yacuuni

Paice,

Palma, A., principal industrial officer, China

PrisonEngineers,

DepartmentLtd.

Palmer,H.A.,

G. T.,staff (Correspondence),

Engineering Dept., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Panet, H. de L., Lt.-Col., Royal Engineers

Parekh, K. P., partner, K.P. Parekh & Co,

Park, G. M., supt. engineer, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd., chrmn., Shell Sports Club

Park, W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Parker, A. G., boarding officer, Harbour Department

Parker, R. M.,

Parkes, E.R., G., Leigh & OrangeBelilios Public School

Parkin, F. A.asst,Staff,

mistress,

Military Department

Parkinson, Lt. T., quartermaster, Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps

i Parks,H.K.N.V.F.

P. B., metallurg. chemist, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., Proby. Cadet,

Parrish, J. A., marketing executive, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Parsons, D. O., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

! Parsons, Miss M. E., Insurance Dept., Butterfield & Swire

jJ Parsons,

Parsons, T.T. R.,

M., manager,

Acting Lieut., H.K.N.V.F.

Hongkong Hotel Garage Lieut., H.K.V.D.C.

i Parsons,

Parsram, W.N.,W., Major,

acting Royal D.Engineers

manager, Chellaram

Passes, E., asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V.

Paterson, G. W., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of Hongkong, Ltd.

Paterson, J. L., M.,

Paterson, Miss partner, Palmer &Queen’s

asst, mistress, TurnerCollege

Paterson, Hon. Mr. J. J., unofficial member, Executive Council & Legislative Council,

private

Wharf

e Godown Jardine,

Co., Matheson &Ferry

Ltd.,Co.,StarLtd., Co., Co.,

Ltd.,Ltd.,

chairman,

Canton Hongkong & Kowloon

Insurance& Agency

Office, Ltd.,

Hongkong Fire Insurance Hongkong Land Investment Co.,

Ltd., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd., deputy chairman,

Banking Corporation, dir., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., Hongkong Hongkong & Shanghai

Electric Co., Ltd., Hongkong Iron Mining Co., Ltd.,LTnofficial Justice of the Peace

F188 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Paterson,

Paterson, R.T., S.Lieut.,

W., architect,

Royal SignalsPublic Works Department

Paterson, T. G., partner, Anderson & Ashe

Paterson,

Pattara, S.Wm., secretary,

P., staff, Lane, A.Crawford,

S. WatsonLtd.& Co., Ltd.

Patterson, A. C., A/Capt., 2/Royal

Patterson, A. L., pres., China Airmotive ScotsCo., Fed. Inc., U.S.A., dir., consolidated Trading

Co., Ltd.

Pattinson, F. K., asst, manager, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Paul Mrs.

Paul, E.staff,

A.N.F.,M., E., stenographer,

(Workshop Police

&Pavri

Stores),Headquarters

Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Pavri, principal, K. S.

Pavri, P. K., principal, K. S. Pavri

Pawley, W. D., president, The Intercontinent Corporation

Payne,

Peacock,Geo. R., partner,

S., staff, Payne & Co.

Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Peake, A, W„ Import Dept., Jardine, Mathesori & Co., Ltd,

Peal, A. W. F., T/Capt., 1/Middlesex

Pearce, H. J., asst., director, Public Works Department official member, Legislative

Council,

Pearce, Official

J. C. L., Justice

2/Lieut., Royalof the Peace

Artillery

Pearce, T. A., principal, Layton & Co.,& Co.

Pearce, J. L. C., John D. Hutchison 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

Pearce, Hon. T.& Co.,

Hutchison E., actg. unofficial member,

Ltd., chairman, HongkongLegislative

Jockey Club, Council,

Dairy partner,

Farm, IceJohn D.

& Cold

Storage Co., Ltd., dir., Green

Banking Corporation, Hongkong Tramways, Island CementLtd.,

Co.,Hongkong

Ltd., Hongkong

& Canton

Ice Man-

ufacturing Co., Ltd., Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., Hongkong Land Investment &

Agency Co., Ltd., consulting committee, Hongkong Fire Insurance Co.; Ltd.,

Canton Insurance Office, Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Pearne, H. T. G., manager, Victoria Radio Shoppe

Pearne, J. R. A., manager, Purity Drinking Water Co., propr., Victoria Raio Shoppe

Pearse,

Pearson,H.A.V.,E.,revenue

actg. shipofficer, Imports & Hongkong

draughtsman, Exports Office

& Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Pearson,

Pearson, J. A. L., land bailiff, District Office,LaiTaiChiPo Kok

Mrs, J. G., matron, Female Prison,

Pearson,

Pecorini, R.D. R.,L., Sales

Motorcar Dept.,Dept.,

(S. C.Dodwell

Proper &Territory),

Co., Ltd. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Pegg, H. H., asst, director, Public Works Department, Official Justice of the Peace

Pemble,

Pendergast,H. V.,W. outdoor

J., Taikoo staff,Dockyard

Mackinnon, Mackenzie Co.

& Engineering & Co.of H.K., Ltd.

Penfold, R. J, L., Major Royal Artillery, hon, secty., United Services Recreation Club

Pengelly,

Penn, A. H.,B., mng.

inspr.director,

of Works,Bank Grade

LineIII,(China),

PublicLtd.,Lieut.,

Works Department

H.K.V.D.C., dir., Hongkong

Penn,& E.,

Kowloon

proprietorWharf& gen.

& Godown

manager,Co.,E.Ltd.,

PennUnofficial

Co. Justice of the Peace

Penn, Y., sub-mgr., E. Penn Co.

Pentreath,

JusticeG.ofA.,theproprietor,Pentreath

Peace & Co. & dir., China Underwriters, Ltd.(Unofficial

Peoples,

Peplow, S.D.,H.,Taikoo

seniorDockyard & Engineering

land bailiff, Public WorksCo.Department

of H.K., Ltd.

Perdue, hon. Mr. C. G., actg. commissioner, Police Headquarters, official member,

Legislative

Pereira, Council, Official JusticeHandelsbank,

of the Peace

Pereira, A.F. M.,

A., Nederlandsch

Insce. Dept., Jardine,Indische Matheson & Co.,N.Ltd.V.

Pereira, J.L. A.,

Pereira, R.,M.,Mercantile

staff.LiebermannBankAviation

Far East of India,Co.,Ltd.Ltd.

Pereira,

Peres, L.Miss

A., office staff, Hongkong Waelchli & Co.Co., Ltd.

Electric

Perez-Saez,

Perrin, N. J., manager, Thos. Cook & Son,Consulate

A., consul-general, Peruvian Ltd., hon. treas., Rotary Club of Hongkong

Perry, A. E., Reuters, Ltd., Lieut., H.K.V.D.C.

Perry, A. E., actg. chief acct., & traffic

Perry, A. H. A., prison locksmith, Prison Department asst., Kowloon-Canton Railway

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Perry,

Pestonji, R„ partner, BenjaminShanghai

S. W. P., Hongkong «f e & Potts Banking Corporation

Peters, F. A., Accounting Dept. (s. c. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Peters, W.V.H.,I. Canadian

Petersen, PacificAuxiliary

G., mgr., World Steamships,Insurance

Ltd. Corporation, Ltd., Insurance Co.

of North America, Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

Pefcherick, V., wharfinger, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Petit,

Petri, M.,

A. V.,sub-agent,

Major, E.Messageries

Surrey RegimentMaritirPes

Petrie,H.K.N.V.F.,

J., managing Unofficial JusticeR.ofLoxley

director, W. & Co. (China), Ltd., commanding officer,

the Peace

Petrove,

Peuster, E.MissM.,L.,staff,

staff,National

H. M. H.CarbonEsmailCo., fired.& Inc.

& Sons A. R. H. Esmail

Phielban,

Phielban, M., asst., Phielban

S., mgr., Phielban && Co. Co.

Philippens, Mrs. E. M., asst, secty. <& steno., Hongkong Broadcasting Studio

Phillips,

Peace,A. vice-chairman,

R. H., manager,HongkongTaikoo Sugar ClubRefining Co,, Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the;

Phillips,

Phillips, Mrs.

D. W.,A.asst,R. H„labour

colonyinspr.,

secty,,Labour

Girl Guides

Office Association

Phillips,

Phillips, E. M., Chief Engr., c/o N.S.O., H. M.College

Mrs. E. L., temporary staff, King’s Dockyard

Phillips, H. F., Y.M.C.A.

European sub-agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, hon. treas.,,

Phillips,

Phillips, J.R. H., Chief Officer,

P., manager, Gande, c/o N.S.O.,

Price & H.Co.,M.Ltd.

Dockyard

Piankoff, F.P. R.,M.,Accounting

Pidcock, stall, Lane, Dept.,

Crawford, (S. C.Ltd.Proper Territory) Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Piercy, G.H., Insurance

Association of HongkongDept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., chairman, Fire Insurance

Pile, T. M., asst, hospital supervisor, Prison Department

Pinel, C. E., A/Capt., Royal Engineers

Pinkerton, R.D.,de,

Pinna, A.C. L., 2/Lieut.,Acct.

2/Royal Scots

Pinna, staff,asst.,

CharteredDept., BankChina LightAustralia

of India, & Power& Co.,

ChinaLtd.

Pinna, G. A., asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V.

Pinna, H. R. de, acct., Far East Flying Training School, Ltd., secty., Far East Aviation.

Co., Ltd.

Pinna, J. M., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Pinna, Miss M. A., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Pinna,

Pinna, M.Mrs.F.M.de,F.staff, Hongkong

de, staff, SingerBrewery

Sewing &Mechine

Distillery,

Co. Ltd.

Pinna, S., Harry, Wicking & Co., Ltd.

Pinta,

Pirard,Rev.

R. F.,Fr.supt.

C. deforla,China,

prior, Sterns

RosaryhillLtd.,Dominican

London (ChinaHouseAgency)

of Studies

Pirenne,

Pires, Mrs.M.,E.,mgr,,

Gibb,Banque Beige &Pour

Livingston Co.,1’Etranger

Ltd. (Extreme-Orient), S. A.

Pires, H. I\, Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Pirie, J. R., Lieut., 2/Royal Scots

Pissarevsky,

Pitt, W. N. J.,G.Capt.,J., special

Royalrepres.,

ArtilleryDodge & Seymour, Ltd.

Pittavino, Rev. Fr. J., Pontifical Foreign Missions Institute Procuration

Pittendrigh, A., Lieut.,officer,

Plumb, R.N.R. Department

Plummer,B.,G.principal

A. L., 2/Lieut., PrisonH.K.V.D.C.

Plummer, J. A., Unofficial lustice of the Peace

Plummer,

Pockson, R. I., 2/Lieut.,

D. A.,O.asst, Royal Artillery Boy Scouts Association (Hongkong Branch)

Pocock, Miss N., commr,

Sister, Q.& hon.

A. I. secty.,

M. N. S., Military Hospital

Poinsot, R,, The Little Shop

Poinsot, R. M. A., asst, immigration

Poliak, A. R., staff (Electrical Engineering), officer, Immigration

China Engineers,OfficeLtd.

Polkinghorn, S., Lieut., R.N.R.

 Fl90 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pollard, A., auditor, Audit Office, Official Justice of the Peace

Pollock,

Pollock, A.,Missoffice

E., mgr.,

InnissAdvertising

Pollock, Hon. Sir H. E., Barrister-at-Law, unofficial member, Executive Council &

Legislative

(On leave) Council, pres., European Y.M.C.A., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Pollock, J. T., Lieut., H. M. Dockyard

Pollock,

Pollock, S.M.,J.,Mechanical

Taikoo Dockyard Division,& Asiatic

Engineering Petroleum

Co. ofCo.H.K.,

(S. C.),

Ltd.Ltd., W.O., H.K.N.V.F.

Poison,!. C.,TaikOo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H. K. Ltd.

Pomeroy, H. W., acct., Far East Motors

Pomeroy, J. B., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ponsford,

Poole, S. G.,E. sanitary

N., seniorinspector,

inspector,UrbanUrbanCouncilCouncil

Poonawala, B. G., asst., Abdoolally,

Pope, Miss B. M., vice-principal, Keep Yunn (C. Ebrahim & Co.M. S.) School

Popie, C., Lieut., Royal Engineers

Pope, Dr. G. W., port health officer & inspector of Emigrants, Medical Department,

Official Justice of the Peace

PopofF, I. K., diver, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Portallion, F. T. J., inspector, Police Headquarters

Portallion,

Porter,E.E.G.,J.,Mrs. M., staff,

general manager, TsangMayo’s

Fook Shoppe

Piano Co.

Post, inspector, Police Headquarters

Potouloff, S. N., manager, The “Lido”

Potter, A. E., F. A. Staff, Military Department

Potter, A. L., asst, master, King’s College

Potter, A. S., gen. repres. for the Far East, Red Hand Compositions Co.

Potter, Eldon, Barrister-at-Law, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Potter, J. E., partner, Leigh & Orange

Potts, A. H., Share & General Broker, Capt., H.K.V.D.C.

Potts,

Potts, J.P. H., partner, Benjamin

C., partner, Benjamin && Potts Potts

Potts, P. C. H., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Powell, A. L., revenue officer, Imports ifc Exports Office'

Powell, E. L., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Pby, W.A.G.,J. secretary,

Prata, Canadian

M., staff, Lane, Government

Crawford, Ltd. Trade Commissioner

Prata, F., electrician, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Prata, F. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Pratt, MissJ. E.B.,E.,Official

Prentice. nursing sister, &Medical

Receiver Registrar Department

of Trade Marks & Patents, Official Justice

of the Peace

Preobrajensky, M. N., asst, boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs

Prew, A. G. F., asst, teacher,' Diocesan Boys’ School

Price, E.E. R.,

Price, G., asst,

Butterfield

Price, T. J., W. O.,secty.,

H. K.Hongkong

N. V. F. General Chamber of Commerce

Priest, W. J., W. 0., H. K. N. V. F.

Priestley,

Priestwood,H.Mrs., H., Unofficial

Johnson,; Justice

Stokes &ofMaster

the Peace

Pringle, Dr. L. D., medical officer, Queen Mary Hospital, Official Justice of the Peace

Prior, J. T., solicitor & notary public, Wilkinson & Grist, 2/Lieut., K. O. Unoffipial;

Justice of the Peace

Prishotamdas, N., acct., K. Hassaram

Pritchard, E. A., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs c Co.

Proes, G. D.E. L.,

Prophet, S., Linstead

Major, Royal Artillery

& Davis, 2/Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Proulx, B. A., staff, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz

Proulx, B. C. A., W. O., H. K. N. Y. F.

Provan, J. D., staff, Engr. Dept., Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co;, Ltd.

Pryde, Mrs. C. I., mistress, Central British School

 FOEEIGN RESIDE,NTS Fl91

Pryde,Football

W., inspr.

Club of Works, Grade I, Public Works Department, vice-pres., Hongkong

Puckle,

Pudney, B.E.H.,W.,deputy dir., Air Raid The

accountant-general, Precautions

TreasuryOffice.

Purves,

Council, Official Justice of the Peach (OnDepartment,

Hon. A. B., director, Public Works leave) official member, Legislative

Purvis, Miss C. G. Y., nursing sister, Medical Department

Purvis,

H. K.J. N.M.,V.inspr.

F. of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department, Sub-Lieut.,

Purvis, M. E., sanitary

Pyper, G., Lieut., 1/Kumaoninspector,

RiflesUrban Council

Quark, A. G., Editorial Dept., South China Morning Post, Ltd.

Quie, J. L., John D. Humphreys & Son, secty., Humphreys’Estate & Finance Co., Ltd,,

I Peak Tramways Co., Ltd., mng. dir., Q. B. Piggeries, Ltd.

| Quinn,

Quin, Miss

A. M.,N.,office

stenographer, AsiaticElectric

staff, Hongkong Petroleum Co.,Co.Ltd.(S. C.), Ltd.

Quinn, C. M., C. E. Warren & Co.,

Quinn, Miss E., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Ltd.

I Rachkovsky,

Rafeek, A. E. N.M.,N.,mng. junior

dir.,engr., China&Light

Tratmann & Power Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Rafeek, M.,dir.,

Rafeek, S., Osaka Syosen Kaisya

Tratmann & Co., Ltd.

Rahim, C., partner, C. Rahim & Son

Rahim, M. C.,

Rahim, R., dairypartner, C. Rahim

staff, Daily Farm,& Son

Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Rahman, M. A., staff, K. A. J. Chotirmall Co.

Rahman; S. A. L. (Exports), Channel Trading Co., Ltd.

Rahumed, A. K., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Railton,

Railton, E. W., asst,Shippingsecretary, Young. Men’sMatheson

Christian&Association

Co., Ltd. (European)

Rainer, G.N.W.L. H., H., cashier & Dept., Jardine,

office asst., Immigration Office

Rainer, Miss S. A., cashier & office asst., Immigration Office

Rainey, J., staff, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Ralph,

Ralston,L.J.,P.,senior

Actinginspector

Lieut-, H.of Schools,

K. N. Y.Education

F. Department, dir., Hongkong Evening

Institute,

Ramjahn, S. A.,Official

HongkongJustice of the Peace

Telegraph

Ramsay, J. V., staff, Drawing Office, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Ramsay,

Ramsey, A.T., W.,

Williamson

manager,&Steam Co. Laundry Co.

Ramsey, N. R., Carr Ramsey k Son, Ltd.

Ramsey,

Randall, B.Mrs.C.,R.,Benjamin

Hong Kong Dailycommittee,

Randall,

Randall, H. W., staff, Lane, Crawford,China

H. V. C., district engineer, Ltd.,Light

hon. &treas.,

PowerCraigengower

Co., Ltd. Cricket Club .

Randle, S., controller of Posts, General Post Office

Rapley,

Rathmell,W.R.,A.,L.,asst,

cashier

mgr.,kRCA

officeManufacturing

asst., Immigration Office East Branch)

Raymond, attorney, Arnold Co,, Ltd., Co,,

dir,,Inc.E. (Far

D. Sassoop ,Bank;ing ;;Co,,; Lttl.,

Hongkong

Ltd., Hong Land KongInvestment

Iron MiningkCo., Agency

Ltd., Co,, Ltd., Justice

Unofficial Hongkongof theTrust

PeaceiCorporation,

Raymond, E. M., dir., H.K, k Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., Lane, Crawford, Ltd., Yit-Alexin

(China),

UnofficialLtd., JusticeConcrete

of the PeaceProducts, Ltd., president, Jewish Recreation Club,

Razack, I. M. A., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia (k China

Razack, M. L, staff (Workshop & Stores) Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Razack, Miss S., staff, M. Nemazee

Razavet, G. R., Passenger Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Razavette,

Read, Miss R. G.,Davie,

staff, Boag

Lane,&Crawford,

Co., Ltd.Co.,Ltd.

Reason,A.H.,L, burner,

S., staff, Green Island Cement Ltd., Hok Un

F192 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Redman, J., asst. govt, chemists, Medical Department

Redmond, F. A., professor of Civil Engineering, University of Hongkong, Capt., H. K.

V. D. C., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Redwood,

Redwood, MissMiss B.O. C.,M.,stenographer,

stenographer,Air Raid Precautions

Colonial Secretariat Office

Reed, A., jr. engineer, China Light & Power

Reed, E. V., chief clerk (Collection), War Taxation Co., Ltd. Dept., radio acct., Gov’t. Radio

Office, hon. treas., Hongkong Hockey Club

Reed,

Reed, J.F. D.,

O., acct., Hongkong

2/Lieut., LandRegiment

1/Middlesex Investment and Agency Co., Ltd.

Reed,

Rees, W. A., vice-pres., Hongkong Hockey Club School, Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Rees, G.H. F.,

S., second

wirelessheadmaster, Central Branch,

engr., Engineering British General Post Office

Rees, H. S., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Reeve, G. W., lecturer of Logic, University of Hongkong, headmaster, Yaumati

Government School, W. O., H. K. N. Y. F.

Reeve, J.H.T.L.,W.,A/Capt.,

Reeves, Brigadier, d.s.o.,

Royal Military Dept.

Engineers

Reid, J., senior inspector, Urban Council

Reidy, J., Capt.,M.I. J.,M. asst,

Reidy, Captain S., Military

veterinaryDept-surgeon, Urban Council

Reiertsen, R., Wallem & Co.

Reis, A. D., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Reis, J. M.,Mrs.,

Remedies, Hongkong & Shanghai

staff, Lane, Banking

Crawford, Ltd. Corporation, Kowloon Sub-Agency

Remedies, Miss A., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Remedies, Arthur, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios, A. A. dos, Indo-China Book Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd.

Remedies, A. F., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios, A. L. V., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Remedios, A. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios,

Remedios, A.A. M. V., O.,

staff,staff,

PureAccts.

CaneDepb., Alex.Co.Ross

Molasses & Co.Ltd.

(H.K.), (China), Ltd.

Remedios, Miss

Remedios, Miss B.,

B., staff,

stenographer,

A/Water Union

Dept., Trading

A. S. WatsonCo., Ltd.

& Co., Ltd.

Itemedios, Miss B. A., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.

Remedios, C.Mrs.A.,C.,staff,

Remedios, stenographer, Confederation

General Electric Life Association

Co. of China, Ltd. (of Canada)

Remedios, C. A. R., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios, C. F. dos, staff, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Remedios, C. H. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios, Miss E., Douglas, Lapraik

Remedios, Miss E., staff, W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd.

Remedios, E. A. dos, acct., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

Remedios, E. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios, E. E. dos, Karsten Larssen & Co. (H.K.), Ltd.

Remedios, E. M., staff, Hongkong (fc Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Remedios,

Remedios, F.F. E.X. A.,

A., director, UnionElectric

staff, General TradingCo.Co.,of Ltd.

China,& Ltd.

secty., Vibro Piling Co., Ltd.

Remedios, G., staff, Hongkong

Remedios,

Remedios, G.H.MissY.,G.staff,

dos, Chartered

principal wardress,

BankBank FemaleAustralia

of India, Prison, Lai Chi Kok

& China

Remedios, C. dos, staff, Chartered of India, Australia & China

Remedios, H. M., staff, J. H. Backhouse, Ltd.

Remedios, J. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Remedios,

Remedios, J. D. Hongkong

dos, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.V.

Remedios, J.J. F.,M. D’Almada, &solicitor,

Shanghai Banking

D’Almada Corporation,

Remedios & Co.Kowloon Sub-Agency

Remedios, J. M. Y., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Remedios, J. O., chief clerk, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Remedios, L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kowloon Sub-Agency

Remedios, L. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fi93

Eemedios, L. A. R., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

| Remedies, L. G., office staff, Dah-y Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Remedies, L. G., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

| Remedios, Mrs. L. M„ steno-typist, Indio-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.

i Remedios, Miss M. M., Stenographic Dept., British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

i Remedios, O. de Basto, dir., Noronha & Co., Ltd.

Remedios,

Remedios, O.MissP.,S.asst., Accounts

C., asst., Dept., ChinaHandel-Maatschappij,

Nederlandsche Light & Power Co., Ltd. N. V.

Remedios, P. J., factory supt., Central Meat & Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.

Renner, C., vice-consul, French Consulate

Reveley, P. V., wireless engr., Engineering

Revie, J., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd. Branch, General Post Office

Reyero, Rev.

Reynaud, Fr. S., regent, Rosaryhill,

L., consul-general, Dominican House of Studies

French Consulate

Reynolds, J., deputy registrar of Marriages, Registration of Marriage Office, Crown

Counsel, Attorney-General’s Office, asst, land officer, Land Office, Official Justice of

the Peace

Rhame,

Ribeiro, J.,A. F.,C. V.,

gen.Acct.

mgr.,Dept.,

ChinaTexas

Electric

Co. Co., Ltd. Ltd.

(China),

Ribeiro, A. E., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Ribeiro, A. F. V., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, A. H.,Mains

Ribeiro, staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, A.A. J.L, V., Dept.,Larssen

Karsten Hongkong

(Hongkong), Ltd.

Ribeiro, A. J. V., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, C. A. de J. V., Insurance Dept.,

Ribeiro, C. M. C. V., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson Jardine, Matheson

& Co., &Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, D., Mains Dept., Hongkong Electric

Ribeiro, E. A., supt., Accounts Office, General Post Office Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, E.MissA.,E.Accounts

A., staff,Dept.,

Gen. Office,

BritishTexas Co. (China),

Cigarette Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Ribeiro, E. A.J., staff, CharteredDept.,BankJardine,

of India,Matheson

Australia& &Co.,China

Ribeiro, F. V. V., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Lieut., H. Ltd.

Ribeiro, F. V., Insurance K. V. D. C.

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, F. X.A., V.,Book

G. Acct. Dept.,

Office, TexasMatheson

Jardine, Co. (China),& Ltd.Ltd.

Co.,

Ribeiro, G. H. V., chief tester, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, H.,

MissMercantile Bank of Maxim

H., stenographer, India, Ltd.

Ribeiro, H. A., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, H. A. V., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, Julio, jr., per pro., Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro, J. A. V., partner, Maxim

Ribeiro, J.A.V., Jr,, staff, Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro, J. C. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Ribeiro, J. F. V., per pro., Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro, L. F. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Ribeiro, L. G. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, L.MissM.M.,V., staff,

Mercantile Bank of India,

Lane, Crawford, Ltd. Ltd.

Ribeiro, Miss O., stenographer, Maxim & Co.

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, Miss

O. F. O.jr.,sr.,staff,stenographer, MaximLtd.& Co.

Lane, Crawford,

Ribeiro, R. M. V., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Ribeiro, V. A. V., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Ribeiro,

Ribeiro, V.V. F.F. V.,

V., acct.,

cashierCecilia

& acct.,Beauty Salon & Co.

Leo DAlmada

Ricci-Pereira, Mrs. S. M., staff, Gen. Office, Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Richards, D. M., headmaster, Wanchai English School

Richards, G. C., Lieut., Royal Engineers

Richards.

Richards, Mrs.

W. E.,L.,Sub-Lieut.,

temporary staff,

R. N. V.King’s

R. College

F194 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Richards, W. J., mng. dir., Marconi (China), Ltd. & repres. in China, Marronis Wireless

Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Richardson,

Richardson, J.F. E., S., valuation

A/Capt., 2/Royal Scots officer, Public Works Department

& resumption

Richardson, Mrs. J. E., hon. treas., Ladies Recreation Club

Richmond,

Rickett, C. J.A. F.,L., chief

Shareacct., Standard-Vacuum

& General Oil Co. H. K. N. V. F.

Broker, Sub-Lieut,,

Ride,Major,

L. T., H.professor

K. V. D. C., Unofficial Justice of theof Peace

of Physiology, University Hongkong &, editor, The Caduceus,

Riganti,

Riley, Fr.E.,A.,senior

Miss rector,nursing

St. Joseph’s

sister,Church

Medical Department

Riley, Lt.-Comdr. H., fleet commr., China Fleet Deep Sea Scout Troop, Boy Scouts Assoc.

Rinden, R. W., vice-consul, American Consulate

Ring, J., assessor, Assessment Department, Official Justice of the Peace

Ritchie, A., partner, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, asst, secty., British Cigarette Co., Ltd.,

British-American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Ritchie,

Robarts, J.R.,A.,Jardine

partner,Engineering

Palmer & Turner

Corporation, Ltd.

Robb, D. S., signs per pro.,

Robbins, E. D., sanitary inspr., Lowe, Urban

BinghamCouncil

& Matthews, Paymr, Sub-Lieut., H.K.N. V. F.

Roberts, C. C., Butterfield & Swire, director, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Corporation,

Roberts, Unofficial&Justice

F. D., Butterfield Swire of the Peace

Roberts, Mrs. R., repres., Confederation Life Association (of Canada)

Robertson, A., Capt., 2/Royal Scots

Robertson, Miss. B. S., nursing sister, Medical Department

Robertson, C. B., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Robertson, C. de S., Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Robertson,

Robertson, H. F. A., inspector

G. G., Major, ofR. Junks

A. M. C.& Cargo Boats, Harbour Department

Robertson, J., staff, Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., hon. treas.,

Hongkong

Robertson, J. G.,Amateur Dramatic

radiographer, Club Hospital

Kowloon

Robertson, K. S., architect,

Robertson, R., professor of Economics Public Works& Department, 2/Lieut.,University

Political Science, H. K. V. D.of C.Hongkong,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace, vice-pres., Rotary Club of Hongkong

Robertson, R. C., professor of Pathology, University of Hongkong

Robertson,

Robertson, W.,W. G., asst,mng.

manager, American

dir., Pure Express Co.

Cane Molasses Co., (H.K.),

Inc., W.Ltd.

O., H. K. N. V. F.

Robinson, Miss. C. B., senior nursing sister,

Robinson, C. R., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs Medical Department

Robinson,

Robinson, J.Miss E. C.,D.,Capt.,

seniorA.nursing

D. Corpssister, Medical Department

Robinson,

Robinson, J.,J. F.,dir.,O.Reiss, Bradley

S. S. Co. Dept.&Butterfield

Co., Ltd. & Swire

Robinson, J. L., partner, J. L. Robinson & Co.

Robinson, Mrs. O , cashier, Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient

Robinson, T., c/o N. S. O., H. M. Dockyard

Robson,

Robson, A.A. L.,

A., c/o

c/o N.N. S.S. O.,

O., H.H. M.

M. Dockyard

Dockyard

Robson, J. B., comdr., C. P. S. Chuentiao, Chinese Maritime Customs

Rocha, Miss A., staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Rocha, A.C., L.,Cable

Rocha, Insce. Dept., Jardine,

&, Wireless, Ltd. Matheson & Co-, Ltd.

Rocha, C. L., secty., Davies, Brooke & Gran

Rocha, Miss Edith da, mgr., China Matheson

Rocha, C. L., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Factors & Co., Ltd.

Rocha,

Rocha, Ed. L., salesman, Wallace Harper & (China),

E. L., field repres., General Motors Co., Ltd.Ltd.

Rocha, E. M. da, staff, China Provident, Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Rocha, E. P., Traffic Dept., British American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

Rocha, F., salesman, Wallace Harper & Co., Ltd.

Rocha, H. L., staff, Central Meat & Dairy Supply Co., Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F195

Rocha, J. E., Tratfic Dept., British American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

Rocha, J. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Rocha, J. M. da, principal, J. M. da Rocha

Rocha, L. A., acct.,

Rocha, asst., Acct.

UnitedDept.,StatesofChina LightExport

& Power

Co., Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Rocha, L.O. L., H., Mercantile Bank Rubber

India, Ltd.

Rocha, R. B., Cable

Rocha, R.Mrs.M.R.da,M.,signs & Wireless,

Douglas, Ltd.

LapraikA

Rocha, per pro., J. M. daCo.Rocha & Co. ,

Rochfort-Royd,

Rodger, C., T/Major,

G. S., rolling RoyalHongkong

stock supt., Artillery Tramways, Ltd.

Rodger, H. W., O. S. S. Co., Ltd. Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Rodgers,

Rodrigues, Miss

Dr. A.A.H.S.,M.,K.senior

member, nursing sister, Medical Department

| Ltd., Lieut., V. D. C. Urban Council, medical examiner, China Underwriters,

Rodrigues, Miss

Rodrigues, C. A. C.deB.,C.,cashier, Manufacturers

asst., Ellis & Edgar Life Insurance Co.

1 Rodrigues, C. H., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Rodrigues,

Rodrigues, D. M., Hongkong & Shanghai

IndischeBanking Corporation

Rodrigues, F.J., J.staff, M., E.Nederlandsch

V. M. R. de Sousa Handelsbank, N.V.

Rodrigues, J. S., clerical staff, Far East

Rodrigues, Miss M., telephone operator, Dodwell & Co., Ltd. Motors

Rodrigues, Miss V, M., asst.. Nederlandsehe Handel-Maatschappij, N. V.

Roe, C. H.J., W.,

Roger, secretary, S.Urban

O.S.,S.senior Council

Co. nursing

Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Rogers,

Rogerson,MissT. J.,A. Lieut., R. N. R. sister, Medical Department

Rolland, T. B., wireless erigineef, Engineering Branch, General PoSt*Office

Rollin, Miss I. A. L., nursing sistefy Royal Naval Hospital

Rome,

Rooks, L. de, Meter R.Dept., A. S.Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Rosa, C.T.I.C.,da,Capt.,

Kailan Mining C.Administration

Rosario, A.A. M.

Rosario, J., S,,

CableUnion & Wireless,

Trading Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Rosario, E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

j Rosario, E. M., Hongkong &

Rosario, F. A., acct., Cable & Wireless, Ltd. Shanghai Banking Corporation

Rosario,

Rosario, L. A., H. A., Hongkong

A., Hongkong

Gibb, Livingston & Shanghai

&. Co,, &Ltd. Banking Corporation

1

Rosario,

Rosario, P.L. M. F., asst, tester, Engineering,

China Light Construction

ife Power Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Roscoe, J,, staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd. ,

Rose,Justice

H. B.,ofLieut-Col.

the Peace commandant, Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps, Official

Rose, H. H., inspr,

Rosenbloom, A., Major, of Works, I. M. S.,Grade III, Public

Military Works Department

Department

I Rosenthall, Rev. H. D., french master,

Roskruge, R., lighthouse-keeper. Harbour Department Diocesan Boy’s School

Ross, G. R., sub-manager, Deacon & Co,, Ltd.

I Ross,

Ross, J.J. K.,B., Unofficial

director, Justice

RossofAdams

&theCo.Peace

Ross, Leslie, principal,Alex Little, (China),

& Wood Ltd.

Ross,

Ross, L. O., A/Capt., Royal Engineers

Ross,Co.,R.S. Hampden,

R, Proby. principal,

Ltd., Unofficial

Cadet, H. PercyK. N. V. F. Seth

Justice of Smith,the Peace,

Rosselet,

Club C. S., manager, General Amusements, Ltd., vice-pres., Craigehgower Cricket

Rossum, R., van, secty., Netherlands Harbour Works Co.

Rouban, M. J., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd.

Roukens,

Routley, W.D.,G.,acct., landNederlandsch

bailiff, PublicIndische Handelsbahk, N. V.

Works Department

F196 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Roux, P. de, manager, Banque de ITndochine

Rowan,

Rowcliffe,A.,C.manager,

R., surveyor,ChinaLloyd’s

Dispensary

Register of Shipping

Rowell, R. W., Lieut., Royal Engineers

Rowell, T. R., Principal, Teacher’s Training College, Educational Department

Rowland,

Roxburgh,H.,R. American

R., mgr. forPresident

China, JohnLines,I, Ltd.

Thornycroft & Co., Ltd.

Roylance,

Roza, A. B., staff, Chartered Bank ofPublic

G. E., clerk, Accts. Office, India, Works Department

Australia & China

Roza,

Roza, A. D. da, staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Roza, C.A. A.W. da,

da, Mercantile

principal, Roza BankBrothers

of India, Ltd.

Roza,

Roza, C.Dr.V.,C. staff,

F. X. Chartered

da, medicalBank supt.,ofBabington Hospital

India, Australia & Sanitarium

& China

Roza, E. A. da, E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd.

Roza, E. B. da, staff, Jolop & Co.

Roza, E. D. da, staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Roza, H. A. da, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Roza,

Roza, J.J., F.asst., H. S. Banerjee

da, staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia A China

Roza, J. H., staff,

Roza, L. A. da, Hongkong Chartered& Shanghai

Bank of India, Australia

Banking

Corporation

Roza, L. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Roza, M.

Roza, MissL.M.da,da,asst.,officeAcct.

staff,Dept.,

DairyChinaFarm,Light

Ice && Cold

PowerStorage Co., Ltd.

Co., Ltd.

Roza, M. M., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Roza, P., asst., H. S. Banerjee

Roza-Pereira,

Rozario, A. C.,Mrs. B. M., Imperial

sub-accountant, Chemical

National CityIndustries

Bank of New (China),

YorkLtd.

Rozario, A. J., acting manager, Linotype & Machinery, Ltd.

Rozario, C. F., Linstead & Davis

Rozario, C. L., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Rozario, H. F., Hongkong Jockey Club

Rozario,

Rozario, J.L. M.,G., staff, China Provident,

Nederlandsch Indische Loan & Mortgage

Handelsbank, N. V.Co., Ltd.

Rozario, S. F., Hongkong

Rozeskwy, C. R., actg. chief inspector, Police Headquarters Corporation

Ruddock, Miss R. M., Matron Q. A. I. M. N. S., Military Hospital

Rudolf, H. P., Lt.-Col., m. c., m. b., R. A. M. C.

Rudrof, W. P., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Rudrof, Mrs. W. P., Correspondence Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Ruick,

Rumjahn, N. A.O., H.,general manager,

director, Reliance

Tratmann & Co.,Trading

Ltd. Co.

Rumjahn, A. K., staff, Chartered

Rumjahn, A. M., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co.,Bank of India, Australia

Ltd. & China

Rumjahn, A. M., clerk, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.

Rumjahn, H. D., Holland-China Trading Co., Ltd.

Rumjahn,

Rumjahn, K.O., M., asst.,office staff, Hongkong

American Express Co.,Electric

Inc. Co., Ltd.

Rumjahn, S. M., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Rumjahn, U., principal, U. Rumjahn & Co., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Rumjahn,

Rush, J. P.,U.Taikoo A., office

Sugarstaff, Hongkong

Refining Co., Ltd.Electric Co., Ltd.

Russ, C. A., Sutherton, Solicitor

Russell, J., engr., C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd., vice-chairman, Institution of Engineers &

Shipbuilders

Russell,

Rust, H. W.T., A.,Comdr.,

inspector,

R. X.Police

R. Headquarters

Rutherford,

Rutherford, R., Sub-Lieut., H.G.K.S.,N.medical

Surgeon Comdr. V. F. officer, H. M. Dockyard

Ruttonjee,

Ruttonyee, H. sr., Unofficial Justice of theLtd.

D. J. H., H. Ruttonjee & Son, Peace

Ruttonjee, J. H., H. Ruttonjee & Son, Ltd.,mng. dir., Hongkong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F197

Ruttonjee,

Ryan, G. L.,P.,Major,ChineseRoyalladyArtillery

medical officer, Medical Department

Ryan, L.P., E.principal

Ryan, N., agent, Canadian

officer, PrisonPacific Steamships, Ltd.

Department

Sabhan, M., office staff,

Sadick, E., asst., J. T. Bagram Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Sage, Miss, asst, mistress, Belilios Public

Sage, Miss D. M., mistress, Central British School School

Sadick

Sahmet,O.,E.,asst, secty., Underwriters

Hongkong Engineering

Construction Co.,East,

Ltd.Inc.

Saito, S., asst, mgr., Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd.

Sales, A. d’O., Sundries Export Dept., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Sales, R., Sundries Export Dept., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Salter, A. W. W., Machinery & Contracting Dept., Dodwell

Salter, C. L., Frigidaire Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Salvador, V.E.,J.,staff,

Samtani, staff,Rosaryhill,

Tajmahal Dominican

Silk Store House of Studies

Samuel, H., statistician, China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Samuel,

Sarny, Hon. P., officeChina executive, Agencies

Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons

Samy, A.,A. R.principal,

M., chief meter'Motor inspector, China& Light

Sales Co.

& Power Co., Ltd.

Samy, Miss

Samy, D. K.,E., Doctor

asst, mistress, King’s College

Samy, F.

Sanchez, M., C., principal, China Motor

staff, Rosaryhill, Agencies

Dominican House

of Studies

Sandford, J. M., Mackinnon, Mackenzie

Sanger, R., mgr.

Sanguinetti, E. N.(S.H.,C. actg.

Propersouthern

Territory), Standard-Vacuum

comdr., Chinese Maritime Oil Co.

Customs

Santamaria, Fr. A., sub-prior, Rosary Hill, Dominican House of Studies

Santamaria, E., dir., Securities, Ltd.

Santo, F.,C. secty.,

Santos, L., asst.,E. Nederlandsche

Penn Co. Handel-Maatschappij, N. V.

Santos, C. M., C. E. Warrem & Co., Ltd.

Santos, F., Holland-China Trading Co., Ltd.

Santos, G. F., Gilb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Santos,

Santos, J.L.,A.,Noronha

office staff,

& Co.,Hongkong

Ltd. Electric Co., Ltd.

Santos,

Santos, V.R. P.,

J. dos, Great&Northern

Linstead Davis Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Sasahara,SirY.,Victor,

Sassoon, asst, mgr., Mitsui

Barb.,Trust Bussan Kaisba,

governing Ltd.

director, Hongkong Corpn.,dir.,

Ltd.E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., permanent

Saunders, S. C.,

Saunderson,A., Lieut. inspector, Police Headquarters

Savitsky, art dir.,T. Advertising

P., H. K. V. &D.Publicity

C. (On leave)

Bureau, Ltd.

Sayers, Mrs. J., stenographer, Police Headquarters

Sayers,

Schaberg, W., inspr. of Works, Grade III,

Co. (China),Works

Public Ltd. Department

Schaff, F., J.mental

G., Sales

nurse,Dept., TexasHospital

Mental

Schnabel, W. G., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Schneider, L. P., secretary, W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Scholey,

Sohouten, G.K.,T.,Hongkong

director, Selinsing &Consolidated

Sales Dept., Mines,

Branch Standard-Vacuum Asiatic Ltd.

Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Schultz,

Schulz, A. W., cashier, American Express Co., Inc. Co.

fi. L., general manager, Oil

Scotcher, W. J., A/Capt., R. A. S. C.

Scott,

Scott, I.H.J.H.,V.,general

dir. forworks mgr.,Territory,

Far East HongkongIlford,

& Whampoa

Ltd. Dock Co., Ltd.

Scott, J. F., vice-pres., Hongkong Reel Club

Scott, Dr. J. S. H., medical practitioner, Drs. Strahan, Nicolson & Bunje

Scott, M.,

Scott, W. R.,inspr.

acty.of deputy

Works, commr.,

Grade III,Police

Public Works Department

Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Scriven, R. D., Capt., I. M. S. Military Department

Searle,

Searle, L.E. A.,

V., asst,

Jardine supt.,Engineering Corporation,Official

Police Headquarters, Ltd. Justice of the Peace

Seath,

Seath, W.Miss P.,I.Taikoo

J., stenographer, CrownCo.,Solicitor’s.Office

Sugar Refining Ltd.

Seddon, T., sanitary inspector, Urba.n Council

Sedgwick, P. C. M., Cadet Officer, Actg. Sub-Lieut., H. K. N. Y. F., hoh. secty^ Royal

Hongkong Yacht Club, Official Justice of the Peace

Seelleur,

Selby, H. A.C. J.S. Le,

C., A/Capt., RoyalN.Engineers

Lt. Comdr.,R. R.

Selby,of the

Dr. Peace

J. A. R., lecturer of Yeneral Disease University of Hongkong, Official Justice

Selwyn-Clarke, Dr. P. S., director of Medical Services, Medical Department, official

ofmember,

Births &Executive CouncilJustice

Deaths, Official & Legislative Council, registrar-general, Registration

of the Peace

Semmelman, C. J., staff, Thomson

Senior, Miss A., matron, Matilda Hospital & Co.

Sequeira,

Sequeira, A.Mrs.,J., staff,

staff, Lane,

CentralCrawford, Ltd.

Radio Service

Sequeira, C. M., asst., Standard-Vacuum

Sequeira, C. M., book office, Jardine, Matheson Oil Co.& Co., Ltd.

Sequeira,

Sequeira, Miss E. P.,E. M., staff,Dept.,

Traffic GeneralBntish-American

Electric Co. of China, Ltd.Co. (China), Ltd., Capt'.,

Tobacco

H. K. Y. D. C.

Sequeira, F. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Sequeira, J.F. O.,

Sequeira, X., Hongkong

asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co- Corporation

& Shanghai Banking

Sequeira, L. A., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd.

Sequeira, Miss L. M., staff, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd.

Sequeira, L. R., John D. Hutchison & Co.

Sequeira, V.S. S.,A.,Accounting

Sequeira, Hongkong &Dept. (S.C. Proper

Shanghai BankingTerritory), Standard-Vacuum

Corporation, Oil Co.

Kowloon Sub-Agency

Seraphina, W., boat officer, Chinese

Seth, J. H., Unofficial Justice of the Peace Maritime Customs

Sewell, G. W., managing

Federation of Britishdirector,

IndustriesRobertson, Wilson

Seyer, K., Editorial Dept., South China School

Seyer, Mrs. K., matron, Diocesan Girls’ Morning Post, Ltd.

Seymour, V. C., asst, station officer, Fire Brigade Department

Shackleton, C. O., Lt.-Col., m.b., R. A. M. C.

Shaftain, F. W., asst, supt., Police Headquarters

Shamdasani, H. L., partner, Indo-European Export (China)

Shamdasani, S., partner, Indo-European Export (China)

Shanks,

Shannon,F.,R.asst, assessor,

G., b.d. Assessment

sc. d.d.s., Dentist Department

Sharp, Mrs. A., T. S. R. Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Sharp, E.W.,W.,res.depot

Sharp, secty.,manager, British Life

Manufacturers Wireless MarineCo.Service

Insurance

Shaw,

Shaw, E.Mrs.O’Neil,

D. M.,rang,

stenographer, Asiatic Radio

editor, Hongkong Petroleum Go, (R.C.), Ltd.

Review

Shaw, Dr. G. I., medical officer, Medical Department, health officer, Urban Council

Shaw, J. H., stores supt., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.,, hon. secty., Hongkong

Philharmonic Society

Shaw, R. P., executive engineer, Public Works Department

Shaw, W, inspr. of Works, Grade II, Public Works Department & Port Works Sub-DepC

She, G., warden, St. John’s Hall, University of Hongkong, committee, Diocesan Roys’

School : .

Shea,

Shea, E.Mrs.F.,E.Passenger

F., lady supervisor, The Steam

Dept., Canadian PacificLaundry

Steamships, Ltd.

Shea, W. A. (Chemicals), She wan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Sheehan,

Sheldon, H.R., G., Taikoo Sugar Refining

1st magistrate, Co., Magistrates’

Central Ltd. Court, steward, Hongkong Jockey

Club, Official Justice of the Peace

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS Fl99

Shenky, P. K., propr., Overseas Trading Co.

Shepherd,

Sheppard, S., inspector,

J. Oram, freight Police Headquarters

agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., W. O,, H. K. N. V. F.

Sherriff, G. H., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Sherry, J. P., manager, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd., major, H. K. V. D. C., Unofficial

J ustice of the Peace

Shewan, Mrs. C., stenographer, Police Headquarters

Shewan,

Shewan, W. I. W.,W.dir., Shewan, Tomes

C., technical & Co.,Public

secretary, Ltd.,Wqrks

W. O., Department,

H. K. N. V. F.cadet, fl. K. N. Y. F.

Shibata, K., staff, Carroll Bros.

Shields, Hon. Mr. A. L., unofficial member, Legislative Council, chairman, China

&Underwriters,

Power Co. (1922), Ltd.,Ltd.,Hongkong RopeLeague,

pres., Navy Maunfacturing Co., Ltd.,& Shanghai

dir., Hongkong Sa'ndakan Bank-

Light

ing Corporation, Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd., Dairy Farm, Ice & Cpld Storage Co.,

Ltd.,

MorningHongkong Post, Ltd., Telephone Co., Ltd.,

hon. comdr., H. K.Green

N. Y.Island Cement Co.,

F., Unofficial Ltd., ofSouth

Justice the China

Peace

Shields, H. F., Dentist, Admiralty & Royal Air Force Contractor

Shook, V. V., chief acct., R. C. A. Manufacturing Co., Inc. (Far East Branclj) ,

Shore, L. R.,F.,professor

Short, Rev. secretary, of Anatomy,

Bible Book University of Hongkong

& Tract Depot, Ltd. & Challenge Bookshop

Showpan, T., partner, Franklin Laboratory

Shrigley, R. J., mgr.

pres., Hongkong Philharmonic Society per pro., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., '2/Iiieut., H. K. Y. D. C-i

Shroff, B. M., staff, H. Ruttonjee & Son, Ltd.

Shroff, R.F.,M.,staff,

Shuster, staff,Hongkong

H. Ruttonjee & Son,& Distillery,

Brewery Ltd. Ltd.

Sickle, C. E. Van, repres., International Harvester Export Co,, Inc.

Siddons, J. H., officer, i/c Works, H. M.

Sigaut, E., director, International Assurance Co., Ltd. Dockyard

Siggins, Miss L. M., masseuse, Quieen Mary Hospital

Sills,

Silva, C. A., A., Export Dept., Dodwell

Office),& Industries

Co., Ltd.

Silva, Miss

Mrs. A. de,staffImperial(General Chemical Reiss, Bradley & Co Ltd.

(China), , Ltd.

Silva,

Silva, A. C., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd. Co., Ltd,

A. A. da, works staff, Hongkong Rope Manufacturing

Silva, A. H. da, Linstead & Davis

Silva,

Silva, A. L., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & Co., Ltd.

Silva, A.A. M.,

M. da, Noronha

book office,& Co.,Jardine,

Ltd. Matheson

Silva, A. M. V. G. da, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Silva,

Silva, Miss

C. G.,C.,office staff,staff,

PureHongkong

Cane Mollasses

ElectricCo.Co.,(Hongkong),

Ltd. Ltd.

Silva, C. M. da, asst, (shares), China Light

Silva, Mrs. E., Accts. & Gen. Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Silva, E. D., Export Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd,

Silva, E.E. J.,

Silva, G., Insce.

Hongkong Dept.,&IslandShanghaiMatheson

Jardine, Banking &Corporation

Silva, F. E., staff, Green

Silva, F. H. da, Linstead & Davis Cement Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Silva, F. M., secretary, Pure Cane Molasses Co. (H. K.), Ltd.

Silva, F. X. M. da, asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V.

Silva,

Silva, G. H., staff (Generating Station), Co.,Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Silva, H.H. E.A., E.Export Dept.,Hongkong

office staff, Dodwell &ElectricLtd.Co., Ltd.

Silva, H. J., Export Dept., Dodwell ifc Co,, Ltd.

Silva, H. L.,H.Accounting

Silva, Miss M. da, staff,Dept. Bank(S.Line

C. Proper

(China),Territory),

Ltd. Standard Vacuum Oil Co.,i

Silva, J. F. da, Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Silva, J. M. G., clerk, D’Almada Remedies & Co..

Silva, J. M. P. da, staff, China Provident, Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd,

Silva, L.J. S.,A., staff,

Silva, Chartered

Hongkong Bank ofBanking

& Shanghai India, Australia & China

Corporation ,

Silva, L. C. Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

F200 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Silva, L. J., Hongkong & Shanghai

Silva, L. M., Great Northern Telegraph Banking Corporation

Co., Ltd.

Silva, L. N., staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Silva, M.

Silva, M. C., A. da, Solicitor

Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Silva, P.P. M.

Silva, M. N.N. da,

da, Share

asst., Accts. Dept.,Broker

& General China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Silva, R., staff, M. Nemazee

Silva,

Silva, R.R., A.,Hongkong

staff, M.&Nemazee

Shanghai Banking Corporation

Silva, R. A. da, principal, Colonial Trading Co. & dir., Q. B. Piggeries, Ltd.

Silva,

Silva, R.R. M.,

M., Hongkong

Export Dept., Dodwell Banking

& Shanghai & Co., Ltd.Corporation

Silva,

Silva, R.S. R.,

M. Hongkong

G. da, Book&Office, Jardine,

Shanghai Matheson

Banking & Co., Ltd.

Corporation

Silva-Netto, Mrs. A., staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Silva-Netto,

Silver, D. O.,A.repres.,

F. B., Sun

Silva-Netto & Co., Unofficial

Life Assurance Co. of ChinaJustice of the Peace

Simmons, B. W., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd. Gas Co., Ltd.

Simmonds, E. W., distribution supt., Hongkong & China

Simmons, J. H., traffic inspr., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Simmons,

of the W.Peace F., secretary & asst, mgr., Hongkong Tramways, Ltd., Unofficial Justice

Simoes, M. A., asst., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Simpson, C. F. J., North Point Instal., Asiatic Petroleum Co, (S. C.), Ltd.

Simpson, K. S., Major, R. A. V. C.

Simpson, J. A., mgr., Taikoktsui Installation, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.J, Ltd.

Simpson, R. A. J., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Simpson, Major K. S., Hongkong Jockey Club Stables

Simpson, R. K. M., professor of English, University of Hongkong, Unofficial Justice of

the Peace

Simpson,

Simpson, W. S., Taikoo Dockyard

A., Nestle & Engineering

Milk Products (China),Co.Ltd.of H. K., Ltd

Simpson, W. F., pharmacist, Medical Department, hon. secty., Institution of Engineers

& Shipbuilders

Simson,

Sinclair, J.D.T.,B.,Col., Military

branch office Department

mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.

Sindlinger, J. R., marketing executive, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Sing, G., Service Dept., Far East Motors

Singh, A., interpreter, Supreme Court

Singh, B., 1st class clerk, Public Works Department

Singh,

Singh, I.,G., David

Hongkong Engineering

Sassoon & Co., Ltd.& Construction Co., Ltd.

Singh, M., David Sassoon & Co., Ltd.

Singh,

Singh, P.,M., mng.

clerk,proprietor,

War Taxation Department

Pioneer Sports

Singh,

Singh, R., Cable

S., clerk && interpreter,

Wireless, Central Magistrates’ Court

Ltd.

Singh, Subadar Amrick, Royal Artillery

Singh, Subadar Major Hoshiyar, Hon. Aide de Camp to Officer Administering the

Government

Sinton,

Sipitsky,A.C.C.,L,sanitary

staff, S. inspector,

E. Levy &Urban

Co. Council

Sisson, R. E., Paymr. Sub-Lieut., R. N. V. R.

Skeet, C. W., accountant,

Skelley,A.A.H.,W„metallurg. Canadian

Lieut., R.chemist, Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

N. R. Hongkong

Skinn, & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Skinner, J.,L. D.,

Skinner, radiographer, QueenTelephone

staff, Hongkong Mary Hospital

Co., Ltd

Skinner, W. J., branch mgr., Waters & Watson

Skinner, W. J., quantity surveyor, Public Works Department

Skipwith,

Skvorzov, P.A. J.V.,T.,Hongkong

A/Capt., Royal Artillery& Construction Co., Ltd.

Engineering

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS FiOl

Slack, Miss P. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Slade, G.

Slattery, H., Paymaster Lieutenant, H. M. S, “Tamar”

Slay, E. T.R.W.,E.,W.staffO.,(Workshop

H. K. N. Y.&F.Stores), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Sleap, Miss M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Sleap, R., staff, General

Sleap, S. A., Hongkong Jockey Office, Club

A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd., 2/Lieut., H. K. Y. D. C.

Sleesen, F. W. van der, sub-acct., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N. V.

Sloan, J. K., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Cq., Ltd.

Sloss, D. J., vice-chancellor, University of Hongkong, hori. secty., Chamber Concert

Club, Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Smalley,

Smalley, G. staff,

J., M., secty., W. N.&A.Co.Smalley & Co.

Smalley, M. E. P., Linstead

stenographer, Medical Department

Smalley,G.W.D.,N.partner,

Smart, A, proprietor,

Palmer &W.Turner

N. A. Smalley & Co., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Smeby, N. W., Thoresen & Co., Ltd.

Smedley,

Smith, A., outside overseer, China Light Public

Miss B., asst, mistress, Belilios & PowerSchool

Co., Ltd.

Smith, Dean A., lecturer of Anaesthetics,

Smith, Miss A., home sister, Kowloon. Hospital University of Hongkong

Smith, Miss A. I,, senior nursing sister, Medical Department

Smith, A. J. V.. dist. engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Smith, A. W., chief inspector, Police Headquarters

Smith, B. R., Lieut., Royal Artillery

Smith, Dr. D. A., medical officer, Medical Department

Smith, D.D. E.,

Smith, E., store-keeper,

examiner, Audit PoliceOffice

Headquarters

Smith, D. T., clerk, Harbour Department

Smith,

Smith, F. R., chairman & mng. dir.,Co.,

E. G., asst, mgr., Dodwell & Ltd. Land Co., Ltd., chrmn., International

Metropolitan

Assurance

Smith, Co.,Dockyard

Ltd., dir.. AFarEngineering

East FlyingCo.Training School, Ltd.

Smith, Miss H. M., Sister, Military Hospital of H. K., Ltd.

H., Taikoo

Smith, H. O.,

Smith, J., staff,Maintenance

Bank LineDept.,

(China),PanLtd.,

American

Lieut.,Airways

H. K. V. System

D. C.

Smith,Official

J., chief mechanical

Justice of the Peace engr., Kowloon-Canton Railway, W. O., H. K. N. V. F.,

Smith, J., Miss nursing sister, Medical Department

Smith,

Smith, J.J. R..

B., M.,

Actg.master,

Sub-Lieut.,

CentralH.British

K. N. V.School

F.

Smith, J. S., Lt.-Col., A. D. Corps

Smith, J. T. S., inspr., Sand Monopoly, Government Stores Department

Smith, L., actg. chief acct. & secty., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Smith, Hon. Mr. N. L., colonial secty., Colonial Secretarait, chairman, Chamber

Concert Club, Official Justice of the Peace

Smith,

Smith, R.MissR. N.T.,W., Butterfield

Sub-Lieut., H. &K.Swire

N. V. F.

Smith,

Smith, R. W., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Smith, W. J. L, Lt.-Col., R. A. O. C. Works Department

W., chief draughtsman, Public

Smith, W.

Smith,Brigade M., actg.

surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department

W. S.,Department deputy supt., Fire Brigade Department, consulting engr., Fire

Smits, H. W., Reuters, Ltd.

Smyth, E.MissH.,N.dir.,

Smyth, K., Deacon

Sister, Q.& Co.,

A. I.Ltd.

M. N. S., Military Hospital

Snoswell, F. T., asst, expense accts. officer, H. M. Dockyard

Soares,

Soares, A. M. Mercantile

C. E., de L., Unofficial

Bank Justice

of India,of Ltd.

the Peace

Soares,

Soares, F. P. de Y., acting consul, PortugueseAssociation

E. M. L., repres., Confederation Life Consulate (of Canada)

Soares, F. X., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

F202 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Soares, H. A., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Soares, J. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Soares, J. A. de V., principal, Roza Brothers'

Soares,

Soares, J.L. R., Machinery

A.Anderson

V., staff, Music & Contracting

China Underwriters, Dept.,

Ltd.Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Soares, M., Co., Ltd.

Sollis,Association

C. G., directorHongkong of Education, Education Department,

Branch, vice-chairman, H. K. Societypresident,’ Boy Scoutsof

for the Protection

Children,

Solway, Official Justice of the Peace

Somji, A.E.A.,G.asst.,

Lt.-Comdr.

C. Rahim R. N.

& SonR.

Sommerfelt,

Sommers, Dr. A.,H.Linstead

F., Dental& Davis,

Surgeon,Actg.vice-pres.,

Paymr. Lieut., H. K.;Dental

Hongkong N. V. ASscn.

F.

Sommers, Mrs. H. F., hon.

Sonley, L., c/o N. S. O., H. M.Dockyard secty., Hongkong Benevolent Society

Sonney,

Soonderam, K. T.,V. asst, manager,

V., clerk, FancyDepartment

Harbour Bazaar

Sorby, V., manager, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Sordo, Rev. Fr. U., procurator, Pontifical Foreign Missions Institute Procuration

Sousa,

Sousa, A.Dr.E.Bernardo

B. de, China AuctionPractitioner

de, Medical Rooms, staff, E. V. M. R. de Sousa

Sousa, C. M., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Sousa,

Sousa, Ed.

E. V.de,M.ChinaR. de,Auction Rooms,

proprietor, Chinastaff,Auction

E. V. Rooms,

Mi R. deprincipal,

Sousa, E. V. Mi. R. de Sousa

Sousa, F. E. de, Passenger Dept., Canadian

Sousa, Miss H. M. de, staff, China Underwriters, Ltd. Pacific Steamships, Ltd.

Sousa, J. M. de, Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong),

Sousa, L. G., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Sousa,

Sousa, S.M. S.,A. Mercantile

de, staff, Bank BankLine (China),Ltd.Ltd.

of India,

Sousae, H. T., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Sousae,

Sousae, P. N.,M.,office

officeE„staff, Hongkong

HongkongElectric Co., Ltd.

Southard,W.Addison staff,

consul-general, Electric

AmericanGo.,Consulate

Ltd.

Souza, A. A. de, Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), Ltd.

Southwick,

(On furlough)M. L., Sales Dept.) (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-YaCunm Oil Co.

Souza, A. L. de, traffic agent, Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Souza, A. M. P., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Souza, A. P., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.

Souza.

Souza, B.MissH. E.,M. Office

X. e, Cable & Wireless,

staff, Dairy Farm,Ltd.Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Souza, C.MissM.,D.staff,

Souza, Chartered Bank

B., Nederlandsch of India,

Indische AustraliaICChina

Handelsbank, N. V.

Souza, E. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cbrpoi*ation

Souza, E. A., office staff, Hongkong Electric

Souza, E. P., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, hi. V. Co., Ltd.

Souza,

Souza, H.G. A, A., office

office staff,

staff, Hongkong

Hongkong Electric

Electric Co.,Co., Ltd.

Ltd.

Souza, Miss L, Accts. Dept., Dodwell & Co.,

Souza, J. C., asst., Acct. Dept., China Light & Power Co., Ltd. Ltd.

Souza, J. F., Accounts & General Dept., Shewan, Tomes

Souza, L. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Souza, L. C. R., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Souza, L. V., asst, installation engr., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

Souza,

Souza, M.Missde,M.,Cableoffice& staff, DairyLtd.Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Wireless,

Souza, M. G. P., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Souza, R. A., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Souza,

Souza, S.V. E., Nederlandsch

F. M. de, Cable & Indische

Wireless,Handelsbank,

Ltd. N. V.

Spanner, H. A. T., pharmacist, Royal Naval Hospital

Sparrow, W. La B., supt., Police Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F203

Spary, A., inspr. of Works, Grade II, Public Works Department

Spence,

Spencer, N.,MissAccts. Dept., Asiatic

S. D., Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Speziali, Rev. Fr. C., nursing

Pontificalsister, Medical

Foreign Department

Missions Institute Procuration

Spong, H. C., Lieut. (I. P. C.), Royal Signals

Spradbery,

Spradbery, Mrs. B., C. N. Co, Dept., Butterfield & Swire Co., Ltd.

Spradbery, E.C. J., W. works mgr., Hongkong

L., sanitary Rope Manufacturing

inspector, Urban Council

Sprague, W., surveyor of Ships, Harbour Department

Sprinke, W.,

Sprinkle, Missclerk, Manufacturers

E., office staff, DairyLife Insurance

Farm, Ice & ColdCo. Storage Co., Ltd.

Spry, Miss, R., nursing sister,

Squires, W., Capt. (D. O.), Royal ArtilleryMedical Department

St. John, Capt. R.E.T., A.D.C. to Gen. Officer Commanding the British Troops in China

St. Xavier,T.Rev.

Stainton, Mother,Sugar

F., Taikoo superioress,

RefiningSt.Co.,Paul’s

Ltd.Institution

Stakland,

Stalker, S., Karsten Larssen & Co. (Hongkong), ofLtd.H.K., Ltd.

Stalker, A.,

MissTaikoo DockyardDept.,

R., Accounts & Engineering

Butterfield Co.& Swire

Stanek, F., mgr., Bata Shoe Co., Ltd.

Stanesby,

Stansfield, S.H.J.S.,C.,Capt.,

office 1/Kumaon

staff, Hongkong

Rifles Electric Co., Ltd.

Stanton,

Stanton, J. R. L., accident manager, China Underwriters, Ltd.

Stanton, R.W. J.T.,F.,Exchange

2/Lieut., Broker

2/Royal Scots

Staple, M.

Stapleton, J., nursing

T, A., Major, sister, Medical Department

Stapleton-Cotton, R. V., 1/Kumaon Rifles

C. N. Co. Dept., Butterfield & Swire

Starbuck, L., professional asst., Royal Observatory (On leave)

Stark, C. C., dir., Selinsing Consolidated Mines, Ltd., Minerals Research, Ltd., L. R.

Nielson & Co., Ltd.

Stark, C. M., staff, L. R. Nielson & Co., Ltd.

Starling,

Starr, E.L.,dir.,

C. V., wharfinger, Holt’sAssurance

International Wharf Co., Ltd.

Steel, Mrs. M., Accounts & Gen. Dept., Shewan Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Steele-Perkins,

of the PeaceWing-Comdr. A. H. S., dir., Air Raid Precautions Office, Official Justice

Steers,

Stephen,Miss

MissK.E,A.G-,C.,Mistress,

nursing sister, MedicalDepartment

Educational Department

Stegen, H. Van der, mgr., R. Maes

Stenersen,A.J.,J.,manager,

Stephen, American

staff, A/Water Express

Dept., Co., Inc. & Co., Ltd.

A. S. Watson

Stephen, Mrs. E. G., mistress, Central British School

Stephen,

Stephens,J.G.R.,E.,Hongkong BranchGrade

inspr. of Works, & SalesIII,Dept.,

PublicAsiatic

WorksPetroleum

Department Co: (S. C.), Ltd.

Stephens,

Stephenson, J. L. asst, chief inspector

W.H.,R.stenographer,

E., asst, auditor, of Junks, Harbour

AuditPetroleum

Office, Lieut., Dept.

Sterling,A.,Mrs.

Steven, technical asst., MedicalAsiatic

Department Co. (S.H.C.),

K. N.Ltd.V. F.

Stevens, E.G. P.,

Stevens, G., Asst.

Lieut.,Surveyor, C. E. in C. Dept., Hi M. Dockyard

Essex Regiment

Stevens, H. L.G.,J.,sanitary inspector, Urban

N. V. F.&Council

Stewart, D. H., Accounts Dept., K.Dodwell

Stevenson, Lt.-Comdr, H. . Ltd. .!

(5b.,

Stewart, E. G., principal, St. Paul’s

Stewart, G. H., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering College, Major,Co.H.of K.H.K.,

V. D.Ltd.

C-

Stewart, H. G., Sales Dept., Texas iCo.' (China), Ltd.

Stewart, H. R., mgr., Colonial Transport Co.

Stewart,

Stewar, J.H.A.,W.C.M.,N. T/Lt.-Col., 1/Middlesex

Co. Shore Staff, Regiment

Butterfield & Swire

Stewart,

Stewart, R. C., C. N. Co. Dept., Butterfield, &Mines,

K. M., dir., Selinsing Consolidated Swire Ltd.

Stewart, W. A., managing director, Davie Boag

F204 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stiff,ofComdr.

the Peace T. C., actg. deputy harbour master, Harbour Department, Official Justice

Stimpson, C. C., permanent way inspector, Kowloon-Canton Railway

Stock, B. L., head office staff, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Stock, Robert, sub-manager, David Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Stockford, Miss D. H., nursing sister, Medical Department

Stoker, W., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd., 2/Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Stokes, T. G., accountant, Police Headquarters

Stone, Miss, Diocesan Girls’ School

Stone, Mrs. A. M., Office Equipment & Frigidaire Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Stone, G. P., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Stone,

Stone, H.MissE.,L.,engr.

staff,& gen.

Lane,mgr., Hongkong

Crawford, Ltd. & China Gas Co., Ltd.

Stone, Miss N., stenographer, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.

Stone,

Stone, W. E., accountant,

W. F., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa

Harbour Dock hon.

Department, Co., Ltd.

treasurer, Photographic Society

of Hongkong

Stone, Y. C., Pekin Syndicate, Ltd.

Stoneham, H. F., clerk, Holt’s Wharf

Stoneman, P. J., appraiser,

Stopani-Thomson, Chinese

G. G., Acting Maritime

Lieut., H. K. N.Customs

V. F.

Stoppa, J. C., inspr. of Junks & Cargo Boats, Harbour Department

Stott, R. E., land bailiff, Public Works Department

Stout, Dr. E. W., principal, Drs. Anderson, Durran & McElney, Lieut., H. K. V. D. C.

Straeten, H. vander, consul-general, Belgian Consulate

Strange, E.C., L.,senior

Strange, clerk,inspector,-Urban Councilhon. secty., Hongkong Football Club

Colonial Secretariat,

Strange, H. E., librarian-in-charge,Colonial Secretariat

Strange,

Streatfleld,S. H.,

E. P.,landsub-acct.,

bailiff, Hongkong

District Office, Ping Shan

& Shanghai Banking Corporation

Strellett, D. L., solicitor

hon. secty. &

Right Society, Ltd. treas., Law Society, agent & attorney for Hongkong, Performing

Stride, R. A., staff, Lane, Crawford,

Strong Rev. C., Chaplain, H. M. Dockyard Ltd.

Strong, R. M. Jr., asst, manager, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz

Stuart, J.,

Stuart, MissUnofficial

M. J., asst, Justice of theQueen’s

mistress, Peace College

Sturgeon, J. B., staff, Drawing Office, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Sturt,director,

H. R., mng.

Shek director, China Underwriters,

O Development Co., Ltd. Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace,

Suarez, Fr. H., asst.-pro., Spanish Dominican Procuration for Missions

Suckling, P. H., gen. manager, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd., chairman, Lane,

Crawford, Ltd.

Suffiad,

Sugars, B.A. E.,

G., Store

Order Dept., British American Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd.

secty., HongkongSupervisorAquarium(General

Society Stores), Government Stores Department, hon..

Suiter,

Suiter, J.T. R.,

M., manager

staff, Bank

Line (China), Ltd. (Fletcher & Co., Ltd.)

Sullivan, H. F., staff, A/Water Dept., A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd.

Sully, Miss C., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Summers,

Sunshine, I.C. S.,H.,asst.,

Taikoo Dockyard

Ilford, Ltd. & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Sutcliffe, J., Lieut., R.

Suter, F. G. (Laichikok Terminal),A. O. C. Standard, Vacuum Oil Co.

Sutton, Miss

Sutton, Miss S.W.F.,M.,principal

Accountsmatron,

Dept., Queen

AsiaticMary Hospital

Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Suwanasri, S., trade officer, Trade Agent far Thailand (Siam) at Hongkong

Svane, G., Marine supt., Wallem & Co.

Suzumura, T., staff, Accts. Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Swales,

Swan, G.,A.senior

W., hon.surveyor

dir., Chun-Shing InstituteDepartment

of Ships, Harbour of Commerce

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F205

Swan, T., Indo-China Book Office, Jardine,

Swan, T., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H. K., Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Sweeney,

Swetland,J.S. N., Shipbuilding

J., prop., Red LionDept., Hongkong

Inn, Lieut., & Whampoa

Minewatching Dock H.Co,,K.Ltd.

Branch, N. V. F.

Swift, Miss S. M., asst, mistress, Belilios Public School

Sydenham, Dr. A., resident medical & Surgical staff, Alice Memorial & Affiliated

Hospitals

Swyer, J. E., Major, R. A. M. C.

Sykes,

Symons,L.,J.senior W. D.,traffic Lieut.,inspector, Kowloon-Canton Railway

Royal Artilley

Symons, P. H., asst. govt, chemists, Medical Department

Tacchi,

Tada. K.,C.staff,

J., hon. secty.,Dept.

Export Hongkong

& CargoLawnWorkTennis

Dept.,Association

Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Tada,

Taggart,S., J.staff,EL, Passenger

o.b.e., rang,Dept., NipponIsland

dir., Green YusenCement

KaisyaCo., Ltd., Hongkong Telephone

Co., Ltd., Hongkong

consulting committee,& Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.,

Canton Insurance Hongkong

Office, Realty

Ltd., Hongkong Co., Ltd.,

Fire Insurance

Co., Ltd., dir., Lane, Crawford, Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Takasaki, M., chancellor, Japanese Consulate

Taku,

Talan, S.,M.,secretary,

manager, Nippon AmericanClubLloyd Travel Service, hon. secty., Jewish Recreation Club

Talati, M. P., Import

Talbot, B., Sales A Refrigeration & Export Merchant,

Department,Unofficial

MalcolmJustice

& Co.,ofLtd.

the Peace

Talbot, Dr. H., medical practitioner, Black, Balean & Talbot

Talip,

Tallon,O.,T.,Hong

revenue Kongofficer,

DailyImports

Press, Ltd.

& Exports Office

Tam, W, N., Thomas, Barrister-at-Law

Tamworth, I. P., asst, supt., Botanical & Forestry Department, 2/Lieut, H- K. Y. D. C-

Tanaka,

Taniguchi,M.,S.,perclerk, pro.,Japanese

mgr., Bank of Taiwan, Ltd.

Consulate

Tanner, F. H., Lieut., R. N. R.

Tanner, G.,

Tanner, W. staff,E. B., Lane,sanitaryCrawford,

inspector,Ltd.Urban Conncil

Tansley, W., Engineering Dept., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd.

Tape, B. W., local adviser, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Tarbuck, A. P., staff (Generating Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Tarr, G. J., A., A/Capt., 1/Kumaon Regiment

Tasartey,J.Miss

Tarrant, hon.mistress,

E., treas., Institution of Engineers

Central British School & Shipbuilders

Tate, A., Johnson, Stokes & Master

Tate, G. W., works manager, Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Tavares, A,A. E.,

Tavares, A., asst., Export

NederlandscheAlex Handel-Maatschappy,

(China),N,Ltd.

V,

Tavares, A. M.,staff, Export Dept.,Dept., Ross.&&Co.,

Reiss, Bradley Co. Ltd.

Tavares, A. R., Motor Car Dept., Dodwell

Tavares,

Tavares, C.MissE.,E.,office staff,staff,

Lane,Hongkong

Crawford,Rope Ltd.Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Tavares, E. J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Tavares,

Tavares, F.F. J.,M.,secty., Hongkong

staff, Otis Elevator RopeCo.Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Tavares, J.J., F.,staff,

Tavares, staffCathay

(General Ceramics

Office),(H.K.), Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Reiss, Bradley

Tavares, J. H., Cable &

Tavares, J. M., Cable & Wireless, Ltd. Wireless, Ltd.

Tavares,

Taverner,M.E.A.,L., Ihsce. 2/Lieut.,Dept., Jardihe,

Royal Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Artillery

Tavestjerna,

Taylor, Mrs., Johnson, Stokes, & MasterSchool .

Madame, Diocesan Girls’

Taylor,

Taylor, D.A.A. J.J.H.C.,G.C.,accountant,

acct., Supreme TheCourt

Treasury

& asst, immigration officer, Immigration

Taylor, first clerk, Central Magistrates’ Court, secty., Licensing Board Office

Taylor, E. F., Lieut. (Qr. Mr.), R. A. M. C.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Taylor, H.A., asst. supt. & govt, phemist (Monopoly), Imports & Exports Office, Official

Justice of the Peace

Taylor, H. J., Lieut. (Q. M.), Royal Artillery

Taylor, J. C., Private Office, Jardine, Matheson & Go., Ltd.

Taylor, R.,

Taylor, Mrs.mgr. M. F.,

& se'cashier & office

dty., Green asst.,Cement

Island Immigration

Go., Ltd.Office

Taylor,

Tchurin,R.P.B.,J.,Taikoo

cashierDockyard & Engineering

& office asst., ImmigrationCo.Office

of H.K., Ltd.

Tebbutt, H. J., partner, Davies,

Teesdale, E. B., admin, asst., Urban Council Brooke & Gran

Temple,

Templer,W.C. T., R., Major,

Major, Royal

Royal Artillery

Artillery

Tennant, A., 2/Lieut., 1/Middlesex Regiment

Terayama,

Ternel, J. E., W. O., H. K. N. Y.of Taiwan,

S., manager, Bank F. Ltd.

Terry,

Tester, A., proprietress, Tester Beauty Parlour Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

C. E., asst, manager, Hongkong & Kowloon

Tester, P., Stockbroker, Tester&;Abraham, steward, Hongkong Jockey Club, Unofficial

Justice

Tetzel, of the Peace, director,

C., sub-accountant, NationalVit-Alexin

City Bank(China),

of NewLtd.York

Theobald, J. S,, Paymaster Lieutenant, EL M. S. “ Tamar ”

Thirwell,’ C., apprentice, Harbour Department

Thirlwell, J. T., TaikoO Dockyard & Engineering Coi.of H.K., Ltd.

Thirlwell,

Thom, J. asst,

W., Cable & Wireless, Ltd.

Thom, Miss,

Miss A., mistress,

staff, BeliliosWilson

Robertson, Public'School

& Co., Ltd.

Thom, B., matron, Lai Chi Kok Chinese Hospital

Thom,

Thomas, G., staff, Hongkong

E. V.,G., A/Capt.,

asst, teacher,

Diocesan Dock

Boys’ Co., Ltd.

School

Thomas, E. Royal Artillery

Thomas, F. L., Head Office Staff, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (South China), Ltd.

Thomas, Dr. G.H., Chinese medical officer, Senior Grade, Tung Wah Hospital, Official

Justice

Thomas, of the Peace

J.,Capt.

Doctor

Thomas, W. H., American President Lines, Ltd.

Thomerson,

Thompson, Mrs. G., mgr., Hongkong

B., co-mng. Branch & Sales

dir., Advertising Dept., Asiatic

& Publicity Petroleum

Bureau, Ltd. Co. (S.C), Ltd/

Thompson,

Thompson, E., Mains Dept,, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Thompson, F.G. E.M.,F.,Hongkong

accountant, & Shanghai

HongkongBanking

& ChinaCorporation

Gas Co., Ltd.

Thompson, H. G., Boom Engr., R. N. R.

Thompson, W. J., Williamson & Co.

Thompson, W. P., supt., Police Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

Thomson, A. McA., inspr. of Works, Grade III, Public Works Department

Thomson, Brig. A. B., A. A. & Q. M. G. In-Charge of Administration

Thomson,

Thomson, B.Mrs.W.A.McK., Lieut, R. N. R.Helena May Institute

B., vice-president,

Thomson,

Thomson, G. B. S., acct.,Dockyard

F. S., Taikoo Hongkong& &Engineering

Kowloon Wharf Co. of& H.K.,

Godown Ltd.Co,, Ltd. Star Ferry

Co., Ltd.

Thomson, G.J. B.,G. Taikoo

S., MeterDockyard

Dept., Hongkong Electric

Thomson, & Engineering Co.Co., Ltd. Ltd.

of H.K.,

Thomson, J. D., manager, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Thomson, J.MissM.,M.staff,

Thomson, K., Percy

Sister,Smith,

Q. A. I.Seth

M.

S., Military Hospital

Thomson, W. M., asst, supt.,

Thoresen, Mrs. L. M., brewery staff, HongImports & ExportsKongOffice, Official

Brewery Justice of Ltd.

& Distillery, the Peace

Thoreson, T., staff, Pure Cane

Thornhill, J. H. McC., Cadet, H. K. N. Y. F.Molasses Co. (H.K.), Ltd.

Thorpe,

Thursby,B.,Capt. inspector, Police Headquarters,

E. N., adjutant, passport officer.

Hong Kong Volunteer DefenceImmigration

Corps Office

Thynne, W., asst, manager, China Fleet Club

Tichopad, F., brewer, Hong Kong Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

Tillery, W. C., asst, meter supt., China Light & Power Co., Ltd.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F207

Tillery, W. 0., staff, Engineering Dept., Hongkong

Tillinger, Dr. L., Chinese medical officer, Medical Department & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Tinson, GjA. Gf.C., N.,

Tinson, district engr.,& notary

solicitor China Light

public,& Johnson,

Power Co.,Stokes Ltd. & Master, vice-chrmn.

hon. secty.,

Peace, dir., CheeroClub,

Macao Waterworkssteward,Co.,Hongkong

Ltd., . JockeyClub,

chrmn., Far East Unofficial Justice

Aviation Co.,' Ltd.,of Far

the

East Flying Training School, Ltd.

Tipple, L. W., 2/Lieut. H. K. Y. D. C.

Tjioe T. L., mgr., Sino-Philippine Trading Co.

Tobias, Mrs. A., manager, N. Lazarus

Tobias, H.,

Tocher, A. F.,principal, N. Lazarus& Engineer Co. of H.K., Ltd.

Taikoo Dockyard

Tocher, J. E., revenue

Took, F., staff, Otis Elevator Co.officer, Imports & Exports Office

Tod, C. T., Shipping Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co;, Ltd.

Todd, R. R., asst, financial secty.. Colonial Secretariat, Official Justice of the Peace

Tokmokoff, E., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Tollan, D., staff, Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.

Tollemache, H. D., Lt.-Oomdr., R. N. R.

Tominaga,

Tomlimson,H.,J. M., staff,Capt.,

Export Department,

i/Kumaon Rifles Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Tomlinson, Dr. S., medical officer, Kowloon Hospital

Tonegi, C., vice-consul, Japanese Consulate

Tonnochy, P. J., staff, H. Ruttonjee & Son, Ltd.

Toozoff,

Topmakoff, V., E.farm R., staff, DairyDairy

farm staff, Farm,Farm,

Ice &IceCold Storage

& Cold StorageCo.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Toull, E.S. S.,

Tozer, H., Lieut.

Comd. (D.Shipwright,

O.), Royal H.Artillery

M. Dockyard

Traerup, E. C., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.

Tremlett, S. A., Proby.

Trenchard-Davis, C., M.Cadet, H. K.H.N.K. V.N.F.V. F.

c., Lieut.,

Trengove,

Tresidder, C. G. Asst. Instructor Imports

R. A., revenue officer, & Exports

in Engineering Trade Office (On leave)

School, Educational Dept;

Tresise,

Treverton, C. W., examiner,Secretary

G., Private War Taxation

to H. E.Department

the Governor

Trevor,

Trevor, I.A.R,P., traffic

A/Major, Royal&Artillery

manager storekeeper, Kowloon-Canton Railway, Cant.,

H. K. V. D. C. ,

Trickett, K., nursing sister, MedicalUrban

Tribble, A. G, sanitary inspector,; Council

Department

Triggs, C. J., staff, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotel's, Ltd.

Tse Shu Man, Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Tseng,

Tsenin,E.E.P.,A.,HongBuilding KongSupplies

Daily Press,

& WireLtd.Netting Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co.,: Ltd.

Tsukamoto, S., Gen. Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Tubosaki,

Tuck, K., staff,officer,

E., revenue Yokohama Specie

Imports Bank, Ltd.Office

& Exports

Tucker,

Tuckett,N.F. F.,D. asst, master, Queen’s

B., inspector, College

Police Headquarters

Tukimoto, C., Osaka Syosen Kaisya

Turner, C. G., 2/Lieut., R. A. S. C.

Turner,

Turner, H.,L. E.,mgr., Hongsister,

nursing Kong Clays

Medical& Kaolin

DepartmentCo., Ltd.

Turner,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace, Solicitor, Ltd.

M. H., dir., E. D., Sassoon Banking Co.,

British & notary

Cigarette public,Consulting

Co., Ltd., Deacons,

committee, Douglas

Shek O Development Co., Ltd. Steamship Co., Ltd., dir., Hongkong Trust Corpn., Ltd.,

Tyck, E., revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

Tye,

Tye, A.,

H. S.,asst.,asst.,American

N. A. TyeExpress Co., Inc.

& Brothers

Tye, N. A., mng. proprietor, N. A. Tye & Brothers

Tyndall, F., asst, engineer, Hongkong

 F208 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

U’Baxin, K. L., general manager, B. B. C. Co.

Ubaghs,

Umetani,M.,O.,acct.,staff,Banque

Bank ofBeige

Taiwan, pourLtd.

1’Etranger (Extreme Orient), S. A.

Umino, T., Osaka Syosen Kaisya

(Jnbehaun, C. H., general manager for the Far East, Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.

Upsdell, G. E. S.,Official

Association, principal, Central

Justice of theBritish

Peace,School, president,Chess

pres., Kowloon Hongkong

Club Automobile

Upton, V. G.

Urquhart,G.Capt. H., Accounts Dept.,

A., H. K. V.EngineeringButterfield

D. C. (On leave) & Swire

Ushakov, E., Hongkong & Construction Co., Ltd.

Utida, J., staff, Import Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisya

Uttley, Dr. K. H., medical officer, Kowloon Hospital, Official Justice of the Peace

Vagnone, Mrs. E. A., mistress, Central British School

Vago,

Vaidya, A., proprietor, A. Yago K. B. Yaidya & Co., Ltd., mng. dir. & editor-in-chief,

The K.Canton

B., managing

Daily Sundirector,

& Canton Truth

Valentine, Dr. D. J., deputy director of Medical Services, Medical Department, Official

Justice of the Peace

Valentine, R. K., manager, Dodwell

Peak Club

Vallessuk, W., engr., Installation Dept., China Electric Co., Ltd.

Valtorta, Rt. Rev. Mgr. H., Bishop, Catholic Cathedral, patron & spiritual director,

Chinese

Van Wart, Miss Catholic

D. A.,Young Men’s Society

Staff Nurse, Q. A. I. M. N. S., (R), Military Hospital

Vargassoff, N., staft

Vas, C. F., Cable (Generating Ltd.Station), Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Vas, G. A., staff, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Vas, L., Office Equipment & Frigidaire Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Vasunia, F. P., principal,

Vasunia, principall,J.J.J.P.P.P.Vasunia

Vasunia&kcfcCo.

Vasunia, H.P. P.,P., principall, Vasunia Co.

Co.

Vaswani, A., proprietor, Utoomal k Assudamal Co.

Vaswani, P., proprietor, Utoomal

Vaz,

Veiga,G.J.T.,R.,Nederlandsch

Editorial Dept., Indische

South Handelsbank,

China Morning Post, Ltd.

Veltman,

& GodownA. H.,Co.,mgr.,Ltd.Java-China-Japan Lijn, N. V., dir., Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf

Venshou, A., Roofing Dept., Malcolm

Verevkin, B. J., staff, Tsun Wan Installation, & Co., Ltd.

Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Vernall,

Veronkin, R. J., architect, Public Works Department, Lieut-Comdr.,

Cov Ltd. H.K.N.V.F.

Victor, G. F.,P.,clerk,

farm staff, Dairy Farm,

War Taxation Ice

Departmentk Cold Storage

Victor, J. A., Manufacturers’ Representative

Videro,

Vieira, E., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Icek&Co.,

Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Vieira, B.Mrs.S., B.Accounts

S., JohnDept., Dodwell

D. Hutchison & Co. Ltd.

Vieira, D. M., staff, Robertson, Wilson k Co., Ltd.

Vieira, F.H. A.,E., Hongkong

Vieira, office staff, kHongkong

ShanghaiElectric

BankingCo.,Corporation

Ltd.

Villegas, Fr. D., master of Novices,

Vinter, J. S, M., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery Rosary Hill, Dominican House of Studies

Vircondelet,

Visser, L., W.Rev. O, Fr.H.K.N.V.F.

L., gen. procurator, Procure Generaledes Missions Etrangeres de Paris

Vlierden, C. Ph. J. van.,&acct.,

Vital, A. M., Noronha Co., Ltd.

Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V.

Volkoff, N. S., Operations

Vos, R. de, director, Concrete Dept., (S. C. Proper

Products, Ltd. Territory), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Vosmeer, W., manager, P. J. Klink, Ltd.

Waddell,

Wadeson, C.R.J.,A.,engineer,

solicitor kPublic

notaryWorkspublic,Department,

Deacons Capt., H.K.V.D.C.

Waelchli, J. L., Liebermann Waelchli & Co.

Waggoner, C. A., travel repres., American Express Co., Inc.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F209

Wagstaff, D. manager, W. W.

Wagstaff, D. W., Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.V.F. WagstafF & Son

Waid, J., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Wakeham,

Walch, L. D.,P. proprietor,

O. G., partner. Palmer&&Co.

J. Ullman Turner

& manager, Sennet Freres

Walkden, Mrs.

Walkden, A. F.,I.Motor

J„ Car Dept., Dodwell

stenographer, Imports &&Co., Ltd. Office

Exports

Walker, C. D. N., Hongkong &, Shanghai Banking Corporation

Walker, D., chemist, The Pharmacy (Fletcher & Co,, Ltd.)

Walker, G. F., staff, Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming

Walker, J.J., M.,

Walker, Hongkong Jockey

staff, Percy ClubSeth

Smith, Stables

cfe Fleming

Walker, M., c/o N. S. O., H. M. Dockyard

Walker, R. D., manager & chief engineer, Kowloon-Canton Railway, Major, H.K.V.D.C.,

president & chrmn. of Council, Hongkong Rifle Association, Official Justice of the

PeaceR. J. K., mgr., North Point Inst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd.

Walker,

Walker, W.

Walker, V., engineer &sanitaryasst, manager, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Walker, W. C.,L., school

inspr. of Works,inspector,

Grade III,Medical

Public Department

Works Department

Wallace,

Wallace, R.R. J., C., W.

Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

O., H.K.N.V.F.

Wallace, R.E.,K.,perengr., C.The

P. S. Feihsing,

BankChinese Maritime Customs

Waller, Miss M., staff, BankChase

Waller, H. pro.. Line (China), Ltd.

Waller, P. A., Benjamin & Potts

Waller,

Waller, R.T.,F.deasst,

W.,engr.,

A/Capt., Royal Artillery Ltd.

Hongkong

Walling, C., Comdr. Engr., H. M.Tramways,

Dockyard

Wallington, H. G., principal. King’s College

Wallis, C., engr. on special duty, Chinese Maritime Customs

Walree, E. van, Shipping Dept., Java-China Japan Lijn, N.V.

Walther,

Walton, A.J.,St.repres., Sunmaster,

G., asst, Life Assurance Co. of Canada

King’s College, Sub-Lieut., H.K.N.V.F.

Wansey, B. M., nursing sister, Medical

Warbrick, Miss I., X-Ray sister, Queen Mary Hospital Department

Warburton, E. F., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Ward, A. S., asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N.V.

Ward,

Ward, J.Rev.

E., J.clerk, Imports Department

P., Military & Exports Office

Ward,

Ward, MissG.,M.,

R. matron, Alice

tidewaiter, Chinese Memorial

Maritime& Affiliated

Customs Hospitals

Ward, R. S., consul, American Consulate

Ward, W., senior revenue officer, Imports & Exports Office

Warden, D., staff, Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd.

Warden,

Ware, T. E.W.,T.,Official

revenueJustice

officer,ofImports

the Peace& Exports Office

Warner,

Warrack, P.,A.Eng. Comdr., H. M.R.Dockyard

Warren, E. J. T., mgr., AustralianA.Sandalwood

J. N., Capt., m.b., M. C. Co., Ltd., Co-operative Sandalwood Co.

(South Australia), Ltd.

Warren, L. B., managing director, C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd.

Washizu, S., chancellor, Japanese Consulate

Waters, D. R., partner. Waters & Watson

Waters,

Waterton,J. D.T., W.,Lieut., RoyalofArtillery

sr. inspr. Wireless, Engineering Branch, G. P. O.

Watkins, Miss I. N„ senior

Watson, A., staff, W. R. Loxley nursing& Co.sister, Medical

(China), Ltd.Department

Watson, Miss C. I., nursing sister, Medical Department

Watson, H.

Watson, E. C., C., partner,

farm staff,Waters

Dairy&Farm,

WatsonIce & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Watson, J., first clerk, Colonial Secretariat, Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Watson, J. A., Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ltd.

JF210 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Watson, K., shipwright, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Watson, K. A., Acting Lieut., H. K. N. V. F.

Watson, M. D., sanitary inspector,Urban Council

Watson, M. M., solicitor and notary public, Johnson, Stokes & Master, Unofficial

Justice of the Peace, vice-chrmn., Sports Club, chrmn., Hongkong Club, director,

Far East Aviation Co., Ltd.

Watson, R.MissA.M.E.,S.,Editorial

Watson, almoner,Dept.,

Medical Department

China Mail & Hongkong Sunday Herald

Watson, W. C., Sales Dept. (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Watt, Flt.-Lt. C. A., O. C. Station Flight, Royal Air Force

Watt, F. W., l.d.s.,

Watt, I. J.,H.,actg.

general Surg. Comdr. (D.), Royal

& Co.Naval Hospital

Wattie, chiefmanager, I. H. Watt

clerk, Colonial Secretariat

Way,Printing

C, M., Press rang, partner, Rainbow-lite Signs Corporation, proprietor, Majestic

Way, H., architect, Way & Hall

Way,

Way, J.J. R.,

D., office

A/Lt.-Col.,

staff, Royal

Hongkong Artillery

Electric Co., Ltd., Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Way, W. K., district manager, R. K. O. Radio Pictures of |0hina, Inc,,,,J

Wayne, D. K., general manager, Wayne & Haylitt. Co.

Webb, Mrs. E., T. M. Gregary & Co.

Webb,

Webb, H. R. L.R.,S.,A/Capt., R. A. O. Commercial

local manager, C. Union Assurance Co., Ltd.

Webb, W. F., Motor & Machinery

Webber, C. G., 2/Lieut., 1/Middlesex Dept., Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd.

Regiment

Webber, E. J., Wt. Tel., H.M.S. “Tamar”

Webber,

Webster, Mrs.Miss F.M.,L.,nursing

steno., sister,

CreditMedical

FoncierDepartment

d’Extreme-Orient

Wedderburn, J. O. M., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

Weedon, M. P., A/Capt., 1/Middlesex Regiment

Weill, D.Leo.,C., asst,

Weir, mgr.,immigration

China Engineers,officer,Ltd.

Immigration

& SimplexOffice

Gypsum Products, Ltd-

Weir, Mrs. G., actg. X-ray sister, Medical Department

Weiss, K., manufacturers’ repr. & Exporter, manager, Rplny

Weissnfluh, M., Liebermann Waelchli & Co.

Weller, F. C., workshop foreman & demonstrator, University of Hongkong

Wells,

Wells, H. R., inspr.

J. W., secty., National Mutual LifePublic

Association pf Australasia, Ltd.

Wentworth, Miss N.ofM.,Works, GradeGirls’

Diocesan III, School Works Department

Wesman, D. F. A. W., consul, Norwegian Consulate

West, H., supt. of Crown Lauds & Surveys, Public Works Department

West, Miss L., Import, Provisions & Drug Dept,, Dpdwell & Co., Ltd.

Westgarth, E. G., Gunner (T.), R. N. R.

Westlake,Walter

Weston, W. W.,C.,c/osupt.,

N. S.OilO.,Installation,

H. M. Dockyard Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.

Westwood,

Wexham, R. M., W. S. O., H.M.S.N.“Tamar”

E. W., W. O., H. K. V. F.

Whant, L.R.,R.,Skipper.

Wherry, inspector,

R. N.Police

R. Headquarters

White, A. S., deputy armament supply officer, R. N. Armament Depot, Ordnance

House, Stonecutters Island

White,

YVhite, A.C-E.,

W. manager,

T., sanitaryFarinspector,

East MotorsUrban Council

White, E. H. P., staff, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

White, G., Peace

of the principal, Junior Technical School, Hongkong Government, Official Justice

White,

White, G.,

Missstaff, Hongkong

G., hon.

lady & Kowloon

supervisor, WharfLaundry

TheRecreation

Steam & Godown Co., Ltd.

White,

White, G.Mrs.A.,G.,meter secty.,

supt., LadiesLight

China k PowerClub

Co.,, Ltd.

White, H.

White, MissA.,J.,director, Marconi

Liebermann (China),& Ltd.

Waelchli Co.

White, J. P., staff, Cosmopolitan Dock

 FOEEIGN RESIDENTS: F211

White, L. S., 2/Lieut., Royal Artillery

White, MissL.,M.Passenger

White, N. G., staff,Department,

Hongkong &Butterfield

Shanghai Hotels,& SwireLtd.

White, S. E., H. E., Maior, m.c., 2/Royal Scots

White,

White, V.T., H.,

W. staff,

O., H.Hongkong

K.' N. V. F.& Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

White, W. J., lighthouse keeper, Harbour Department

Whitehead,

Whiteley, Miss MissM.E.J,,M.,staffsister, Q. A.Q. I.A.M.I. N.M. S.,N. Military

nurse, HospitalHospital

S. (R.), Military

Whitfield,

Whitfield, J.F. P.,C., inspector

asst, teacher,of Lighthouses,

Diocesan Boys’ Harbour

SchoolDepartment

Whitgob, E.J. J.,P., sanitary

Whitham, inspr., Urban

branch manager, Council

Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada

Whitley, Miss

Whitley, N. B. M.M.,L.,clerk,

asst,Colonial

mistress,Secretariat

Kowloon Junior School

Whitely, T. S. D-, clerk. Colonial Secretariat

Whitmore, A.J. G.,

Whittaker, J., examiner,

A/Capt., Royal Chinese Maritime Customs

Artillery

Whittaker, A., Hongkong & Shanghai

Whittaker, W. H., asst, controller of Posts, BankingGeneralCorporation

Post Office

Whyatt, J., Official Justice of the Peace

Whyte, J. J., Taikoo

Whyte-Smith, T. S., landDockyard

officer,

Engineering

Office, Co. of H. K.,

registrar of Ltd.

Marriages, Registration of

Marriages, Official Justice of the Peace

Wickerson, R. A., secty. and mgr., China Provident Loan & Mortgage Co., Ltd.

Wickett,

Wickett, Miss,R.asst,

Miss W.,mistress,

mistress, Belilios

Central Public

BritishSchool

School

Wieczorek, T., rector, St. Anthony’s Church Educational Department

Wickett, R. W., mistress (Domestic Science),

Wielandt,

Wilby, H. J. T., chancellor, Dutch Consulate

Wilcox,G.A.S.,C.,master,

Indo-China Central BookBritish

Office,School,

Jardine,2/Lieut., H. K.& V.Co.,D.Ltd.

Matheson C.

Wilcox,R.MissH., B.manager,

Wild,Association L., nursing Southsister,

BritishMedical Department

Insurance Co., Ltd., chrmn., Marine Insurance

of Hongkong & Canton

Wilkens, K., East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

Wilkinson,

Wilkinson, Mrs.Mrs.,C.,staff,staff,

Lane, Crawford,

Dairy Farm, IceLtd.& Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

I Wilkinson,

Wilkinson, F. J., office staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd. & Shanghai

BankingH.Corporation,

V., partner, Mackinnon,

Hongkong Electric Mackenzie Co.,&Ltd.,

Co., chrmn.,

pres., St.Hongkong

George’s Society, dir.,

Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., Hongkong Telephone Co., Ltd.,

Peak

& Finance Co., Ltd., Star Ferry Co., Ltd., consulting committee,Humphreys

Tramways Co., Ltd., British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd., Eastate

Douglas Steamship

Co., Ltd., Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Wilkinson, J. N., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Wilkinson, Dr. P. B., professor of Medicine, University of Hongkong, medical officer,

Medical Department, editor, The Caduceus, Official Justice of the Peace

'^ i Wilkinson,

Wilkinson, W. R. J.,R.,staff,

CableHongkong

& Wireless,& Whampoa

Ltd. Dock Co., Ltd.

1' Willcocks, Major

Willey, F. Miss

J., Taikoo J. L., commissioner,

Dockyard Prison Department, of H. K., Official

Ltd. Justice of the Peace

' Williams, A., senior nursing& sister,

Engineering

MedicalCo.Department

f Williams, Miss A. M., Travel Dept., Thos. Cook

1 Williams, B., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

I* Williams,

Williams, C.C. L.,

M., Shipping

per pro., The Dept.,Chase

AsiaticBankPetroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd.

t

Williams, E. H., Crown counsel, Attorney-General’s Office, Govt, repres., Diocesan Boys’

School, Official Justice of the Peace

Ii Williams,

Williams, H. G., H.Wines

Capt. & Spirits Dept.,

H., Hongkong DodwellDock

Ltd.Major, H. K. Y. D. C.

f1 Williams, H. W. R., Major, Military Department

Williams, Miss L., Book Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

F7

F212 FOREIGN RESIDENTS.

Williams,

Williams, L. H., commanding officer, C. P. S. Kwanlui, Chinese Maritime Customs :

Williams, Miss

M. A.,M.,staff,

(Telephone),

Davie, Boag Jardine,

& Co.,Matheson

Ltd. & Co., Ltd.

Williams,

Williams, Miss V. C., office staff, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co,.

T. B., Operations Dept., (S. C. Proper Territory),

Williams,

Williamson,W.H. H.G.,N.,

B.,Travel

T.asst,S. Dept., American

R.master,

Dept., Express

Butterfield Co., Inc.

& Swire

Williamson, Queen’s College

Williamson, S. T., Williamson & Co., principal, Douglas, Lapraik & Co., dir., Lane,

Crawford, Ltd., Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Qo., Ltd., Hongkong & Whampoa

Dock Co., Ltd., Hongkong Land Investment & Agency Co., Ltd., consulting com-

mittee,

Insurance Canton Co., Insurancetlffice,

Ltd., Honorary Ltd., AgentDouglas SteamsJhip

for the Co., Ltd.,

Government of Hongkong Fire

New Zealand,

Unofficial Justice of the Peace

Williamson, W., staff, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Willis, D. G., secty., Queen Mary Hospital

Willis, D.D. N.,

Willis, J., staff,

clerk,Insce.

Crown Dept.,

LandsAlex. Ross.& Public

& Surveys, Co. (China),

WorksLtd.Department

Willoughby,

Willoughby, R.G.,W.staff, Wholesale

H., Lieut., Dept.,

1/Middlesex A.Officers’

S. Watson

Mess,& Co., Ltd. Barracks

Nanking

Wills, Miss F. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Wilmer,

Wilson, C.H.R.,B.,staff

Insurance

(Workshop Dept., Jardine, Matheson &Electric

Stores), Hongkong Co., Ltd.Co., Ltd.

Wilson, D., dir., Hongkong Mercantile & Chemicals, Ltd.

Wilson, Mrs. D. C., office asst., Royal,Observatory

Wilson, Miss D. E. M., nursing sister, Medical Department

Wilson,

Lieut.,D. G.,

H. staff,

K. N. Lowe,

V. F. Bingham & Matthews, secty., Malcolm & Co,, Ltd., Acting

Wilson,

Wilson, G. G., Lieut., R. A. O. &C. Engineering Co. of H. K-, Ltd.

E., Taikoo Dockyard

Wilson, G. L., partner, Palmer & Turner

Wilson,

Wilson, J.G. B.,S., Major,

asst, supt-,

RoyalPolice Headquarters, Official Justice of the Peace

Engineers

Wilson, Very Rev. J. L., chaplain, Prison Department, committee, Diocesan Boys’

School

Wilson, J. M., master, Educational Dept., Wanchai School

Wilson, M. A., matron, Queen Mary Hospital

Wilson,

Wilson, N.P. B.,

E. T.,Motor

resident clerk, R.Dodwell

Car Dept., A. S. C.& Co., Ltd.

Wilson,

Loan T. B., dir.,

& Mortgage HongkongCo., Ltd., dir.. StarWharf

& Kowloon Ferry&Co.,

Godown

Ltd., Co., Ltd., agent,

general China Provident,

American

President Lines, Ltd.

Wilson, W. B., A/Major, Royal Artillery

Wilson, W. G. M.,of Mechanical

Institution Engineers &Division, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., vice-pres.,

Shipbuilders

Wilson, W. J., American President Lines, Ltd.

Winkelman,

Winkler, E., Liebermann Waelchli & Co.Trading Co., Ltd.

J. L., manager, Java China

Wiseman, E. P., 2/Lieut., R. A. S C.

Witchell, G. B., Williamson & Co.

Witney,

Woitsch,P.V.,N.,brew Lieut., R. A.Hongkong

master, M. C. Brewery & Distillery, Ltd.

Wolfe, J., O.staff,

Womack, C., Dairy Farm, IcePublic

land surveyor, & ColdWorks

Storage Co., Ltd.

Department

Wong, K. F., Hong1 Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Woo, F., Hong Kong Daily Press, Ltd.

Wood, E.,

Wood, C. F.,Hongkong

distribution engr., China

Engineering Light & Power

& Construction Co., Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.

Wood, F. W., land surveyor, Public Works Department

Wood, G. G., partner, Leigh

Royal Hongkong Yacht Club

Wood, Capt.,

Wood, H. C., sub-mgr.,

J., staff, GoddardTabaqueria Filipina

& Douglas

 FOREIGN RESlDEiNTS F213

Wood, J. B., shipwright, Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.

Wood, L. B., dir. Hongkong, Canton & Macao Steamboat, Co., Ltd.

Wood, R. B., clerk, Buildings Ordinance Office, Public Works Department, Acting

Wood,Lieut.,

R. M.,H.engineer,

K. N. V. Public

F. Works Department, Capt., H. K. V. D. C.

Wood, R. R., chief inspector,

Wood, W. de B., Major, Military Urban Council

Department

Wood, Y. C., acct., Tabaqueria Filipina

Woodier,

Woodman,J. R.H.,H.,inspector

engineer, of Postmen,

Public Works General Post Office

Department

Woods, Miss A., staff, Tsang Fook Piano Co.

Woods,

Woodward,MissH.,D.,Capt.,

Hongkong

b.a., R.& A.Shanghai Banking R.Corporation

S. C. (Attached A.)

Woodward,G. W.,

Woolgar, D., water

inspr. works

of Works, engr.,Grade

PublicIII,Works

PublicDepartment

Works Department

Woollard, J. W., station officer, Fire Brigade Department

Woolley, H. J., sanitary inspector, Urban Council

Woolley,

Wormell, W. J., staff, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews

Worrall, G.C.G,G.,head

Lieut.,office

Lincolns

staff, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.),Ltd., W. O., H. K. N. V. F.

Wright,

Wright, A., actg. branch mgr.,Headquarters

Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd.

Wright, A.,Missinspector,

A., staff, Police

General Office, Texas Co. (China), Ltd:

Wright, A. M. J., architect. Public Works Department

Wright, F. W., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs

Wright, R.Fit.M.,Lieut.

Wright, TaikooN. W., Royal Air

Dockyard Force Co. of H. K., Ltd.

& Engineering

Wright, W., asst, mgr., Dodwell & Co., Ltd.

Wright, W. M., surveyor,

ofImperial

Shipping, Bureau British

asst, surveyor, VeritasCorporation

International RegisterofforShipping

the Classification

Japanese Marine Corpn., Carmichael & Registrar

Clarke, W. O., H. K. N.& V.Aircraft,

F.

Wright-Nooth, G. R., probationer, Police Headquarters

Wyatt, J. R. G.,

Wylick,B.,G.director surveyor

van, manager of Ships,

& architect, Harbour

Credit Department

Wylie,

Justice of the Peace, & general manager,

chieftain, SouthFoncier

St. Andrew’s China d’Extreme-Orient

SocietyMorning Post, Ltd., Unofficial

Wylie, L. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Wyllie, R.A. L.,

Wyllie, D., manager,

supt., Dairy Farm,Morgan

Charles, Ice & ColdCo.,Storage

Ltd. Co., Ltd.

Wynne-Jones, E. L, Official Justice of the&Peace

Wynter-Blyth, P., solicitor, Deacons

Xavier, A. C., asst., Nederlandsche Handet-Maatschappij, N. V.

Xavier, A. C., Ocean Shipping Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Xavier, A. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, hon. treas., Club de

Recreio

Xavier, A.A. M.,

Xavier, M., office

clerk,staff, Hongkong

D’Almada Remedies Electric

& Co.Co., Ltd.

Xavier, A.MissM.,A.asst,

Xavier, M., cashier,

ThoresenUniversity

& Co., Ltd.of Hongkong

Xavier,

Xavier, A.Mrs.P.,A.Account

N., Ocean Shipping

Dept., DodwellDept.,& Co.,Jardine,

Ltd. Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Xavier, Mrs. C., stenographer, Union Trading Co., Ltd.

Xavier, C. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Xavier, C. M., staff, Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming

Xavier,

hon.C.secty.,

M., Shell

Accounting

SportsDept.,

Club (S. C. Proper Territory), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Xavier,

Xavier, E. M., mgr., Hong Kong PrintingTramways,

Miss E., office staff, Hongkong Press, Ltd.Ltd.

Xavier, F., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Xavier,

Xavier, Fred. A., Xavier Bros., Ltd.

F. A., Xavier Bros., Ltd.

hon. consul for Dominica, Mexico

F7*

 F214 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Xavier, G. M.. staff (General Office), Texas Co. (China), Ltd.

Xavier, H. H., Export Dept., Marsman Hongkong China, Ltd.

Xavier, H. L, staff, Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd.

Xavier, H. J., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd.

Xavier, H. M., office staff, Hongkong Tramways, Ltd.

Xavier, H. M. F., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Xavier, Miss J., Accts. & Gen. Dept., Shewan, Tomes & Co., Ltd.

Xavier,

Xavier, J.J. H.,

B., asst.,American ExpressTramways,

office staff, Hongkong Co., Inc. Ltd.

Xavier, J. L., Xavier Bros., Ltd.

Xavier, J. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Xavier, J. M. J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Xavier, J. P., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China

Xavier, J. P., Shipping Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd.

Xavier, Miss L., staff, Lane, Crawford, Ltd.

Xavier, L. A., staff, Arnhold & Co., Ltd.

Xavier, L. F., staff, Chartered Bank of India, Australia of China

Xavier, L. G., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Xavier, L. M., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank. N. V.

Xavier,

Xavier, L.MissV.,M.,accountant, Hong &Kong

Bldg. Supplies WireDaily Press,Dept.,

Netting Ltd. Shewan, Tomes k Co., Ltd.

Xavier, M. A., Mains Dept., Hongkong

Xavier, M. A., Architect & Civil Engineer Electric Co., Ltd.

Xavier, P. A., managing director, Hongkong Printing Press, Ltd.

Xavier, P.P. A.,

Xavier, clerk,

F. dos S., Imports

Caldbeck,& Macgregor

Exports Office

& Co., Ltd.

Xavier, P. M., C. E. Warren & Co., Ltd.

Xavier, P. N., works staff, Hongkong Rope Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Xavier, R. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Xavier, Miss R. C. P., staff, Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

Xavier, R. G., staff, Hong Kong Printing Press, Ltd.

Xavier, V. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation

Xavier, V. L., traffic mgr., Hunt Steamship Corporation

Yale, J. C. L., A/Lt.-Col., Royal Artillery

Yamada, T., staff, Accts. Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisha

Yamato, H., staff, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.

Yappe, H. J., Editorial Dept., China Mail & Hongkong Sunday Herald

Yatagai,

Yazima, Y.,M.,mgr.,

vice-consul,

Nippon Japanese Consulate

Yusen Kaisya

Yeatman, B. G. W., A/Capt., Royal Artillery

Yipp, G., mng.

Yoshimura, Y., dir.,

clerk,Hong KongConsulate

Japanese Printing Press, Ltd.

Young, A. T., staff, Chun-Shing Institute of Commerce

Young, B.,

Young, B. J.,J. dir.

M. Alves

& mgr.,& Co., Ltd. Motors, Ltd.

Reliance

Young, C., asst, immigration officer, Immigration Office

Young, C. P., manager, C. P Young & Co.

Young, Mrs. E. V., staff, Otis Elevator Co. (On leave)

Young, F. C., manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.

Young, F. P., mgr., Yannini Construction Co., Ltd.

Young, J., Taikoo Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.

Young, K., J. M. Alves

Young, Miss M., cashier, Confederation Life Association (of Canada)

Young, P. C., Union Trading Co., Ltd.

Young, R.,

Young, P. E.,chief

Acting

acct. Sub-Lieut., H. K. Petroleum

& secty., Asiatic N. V. F. Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Raymr. Sub-Lieut.,

H. K. N. Y. F.

Young, S., genenal manager, Arlington Technical Co.

Younghusband, R, Sworn Measurers

Yourieff, E. G., Passage Dept., Messageries Maritimes

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F216

Yung, H. S., president, Equine Sports Club

Yusuf, S., office staff, Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd.

Yvanovich, P.MissA.,L.,John

Yvanovich, JohnD. D.Hutchison

Hutchison& Co.

& Co.

Yvanovich, V., Union Waterboat Co., Ltd.

Yvanovitch, P. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kowloon Sub-Agency

Zaremba, Sgt. A., passport office, Immigration Office

Zavaruhin, S., farm staff, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.

Zimmern, A., staff, National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc.

Zimmern, A., staff, Shi Yu Man

Zimmern,

Zimmern, E.,F., accountant,

principal, F.F.Zimmern

Zimmern& &Co.Co., hon. secty., Craigengower Cricket Club

Zimmern, F. R., staff., Shi Yu Man

Zindel,

Zulauf, E,, U. Spalinger k Co., S. A.Trading Co., Ltd.

R., signs per pro., Arnhold

 SCALES OF COMMISSIONS AND BROKERAGES

HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Adopted at the Armual General Meeting held May 19, 1908.

Purchasing or selling Tea, Raw Silk, and Cotton ... 2% per cent.

Purchasing or selling Opium

Purchasing or selling all other Goods and Produce

Purchasing or selling Ships and Landed Property ...

Purchasing or selling Stocks and Shares

Inspecting Tea ...

Inspecting Silk ...

Guaranteeing Sales ... ... ...

Guaranteeing Eemittances

Drawing or endorsing Bills of Exchange

Drawing or negotiating Bills of Exchange without recourse

Purchasing or realising Bullion or Bills of Exchange ...

Remitting the Proceeds of Bullion or Bills of Exchange ...

Paying and receiving Money in Current Account

Paying Ship’s Disbursements

Collecting Freight ... ... ... •••

Obtaining Freight or Charter

Obtaining Freight or Charter and collecting same Freight

Adjusting Insurance Claims on Amount Recovered

Effecting Insurance, on the Insured Amount

Prosecuting or defending successfully Claims, either at Law or by Arbitration

Prosecuting or defending unsuccessfully

Managing Estates and collecting Rents (on Gross Receipts)

Transhipping and forwarding Jewellery and Bullion

Forwarding or transhipping Cargo $2 per chest.

Transhipping or forwarding Opium £ Commission,

'Goods withdrawn or re-shipped per cent.

(Granting Letters of Credit

For doing ship’s business when no inward or outward Commission is earned, 20 cts. per Register ton.

The otherwise

conversion into Hongkong currency rateof sterling freight inward to Hongkong, onpayable in ; Hongkong,

and the rateshall,ruling

unlessat

the close ofstipulated,

a mail shallhe made

be theatratetheapplicable

for Bank

to suchBillspurpose

on London

duringpayable demandweek.

the subsequent

Brokerage on Bills and Bullion £ per cent. Payable by Seller,

Brokerage on Produce and General Merchandise $ „

Brokerage on Fire Arms 1 „

Brokerage for

procuring Freight Negotiating and completing Charters and 1

) ^ ” by Ship.

Brokerage for Negotiating sale or purchase of Landed Property 1 „

 LIST OF FOREIGN RESIDENTS

IN CHINA, JAPAN, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, MALAYA,

BORNEO, SIAM, THE PHILIPPINES, KOREA,

INDO-CHINA, NETHERLANDS

INDIES, ETC. FOR 1941

Aall,

Aaron,Cato N. B.,

H. R., consulFrankel

partner, for Norway,

A Aaron,Tokyo

Singapore

Abad, Dr. L. D., Visiting Physician, Manila

Abat, M., inspector, Cbmpagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Tourane

Abbass,

Abbass, H., Proofreading

J.,Tnst. 'Dept., North ChinaOilDaily

Sbetion, Standard-Vacuum Co., Neivs

ShanghaiHerald, Ltd., Shanghai

Abbott, W. E., chief chemist, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Abdeen, H., mng. dir., Abdeen & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Abdoolcadet, Hon. Mr. H. H., Barrister-at-law, Advocate & Solicitor

Abe, M., signs per pro. & mgr., Bank of Chosen, Shanghai

Abe, M., signs per pro., H. Kramer, Osaka

Abed, I. B., dir., Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

Abel,

Abel, K., Dentsch-Asiatische

W. H., Bank, Shanghai

Abernethy, J.Hall & Holtz,ofLtd.,

S., commr. Lands,Shanghai

Land Office, Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Abigail,

Ablaza, L.,E. W.,

dir.,Distributing

Philippine Trust Dept.,Co.,Shanghai

Manila Power Co., Shanghai

Ablij,

Abraham, B., director, L. D. Abraham & Coast

P. S. J., asst, resident of the East of Sumatra,

Co., Ltd., Kobe Medan

Abraham, D. E. J., Merchant, Shanghai

Abraham, J., director, L. D. Abraham & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Abraham,

Abraham, J.T.S., H.,2ndBenjamin

vice-pres.&&Potts, Shanghai

secty.,Road

Dy School,

Buncio Kuala

& Co., Lumpur

Inc., Manila

Abraham, R., headmaster, Batu

Abramovich, 1., Crown

Abrera, S., Attorney-at-Law, ManilaAerated Water Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Abriol, R. R.,E.asst,

Abubacker, dir., National

M., asst, Library,

mgr., Ganesh Manila

Printing Works, Penang

Abundo, E., chief acct., Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Achacoso,

Ackerman,L,E.District Forester,Dept.,

B., Generation Zamboanga

Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Ackrill,

Ackroyd,S.R.,F.R.,asst. supt. of&Police,

L.,Anglo-Thai

Patons PoliceLtd.,

Baldwins, Dept., F.M.S.

Shanghai

Acomb, Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Adam, C. A., Lowe, Bingham, & Matthews, Shanghai

Adam, F. M., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Adams, A. D., wharfinger & warehouseman, Hunt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Adams,

Adams, C.E. G.,H., agent,

signs perHongkong & Shanghai

pro., Algar Banking

& Co., Ltd., ShanghaiCorporation, Iloile

Adams,

Adams, E.E. S.,H., Import

PropertyDept.,Maintenance Dept., E. D.& Co.,

Jardine, Matheson Sassoon

Ltd.,&Tientsin

Co., Ltd.. Shanghai

Adams, Lt. H. D., marine detachment, American Embassy,

Adams, J. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang Peking

Adams, J. D., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Pootung Lower Wharf, Shanghai

Adams, J. F., member, Penang Pilot Board, Penang

Adams, J. W., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

F218 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Adams, S. V., asst, acct., MunicipalSt.Secretariat,

Adams, Rev. R. K. S., headmaster, Andrew’s Penang

School for Boys, Singapore

Adams, T., proprietor, T. Adams & Sons, Tsingtao

Adams, T. D., Dyes Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Adams, W. A., management, China Realty Co., Shanghai

Adams, Lt. Col. W. C., commandant, Constabulary, Sandakan

Adams,

Adams, W. W. G.,

G., repres.,

Jardine,Sime,Matheson

Darby& &Co.,Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Tsingtao

Singapore

Adcock, A., gaoler, Grade II, Prisons Dept.,

Adamson, A. S., actg. sub-mgr., Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corpn^ Shanghai

Adcock,

Addison,W.G. A.,H.,latex

asst, supt.,

curator,Dunlop

BotanicMelayan

Gardens,Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Singapore

Addison, J. S., senior asst, conservator of Forests, Forest Dept., S. S. & F. M. S.

Aerenlund, M., Export Dept. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Aeschbach, A., C. Luthy & Co. (S. A.), Shanghai

Aeschlimann,

Affeld, W. C. jr., J., vice-consul,

F. E. Zuellig,American

Inc., Manila

Consulate, Kobe

Affleck, D. C., asst, mgr., Procter & Gamble Trading Co., Ltd., Cebu

Agafuroff, M. S., insurance dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Agar, G. S., dir., Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Aggett,

Agnew, F.C. G.G., E.,Asiatic

chief Petroleum

permanentCo.way(P.inspr., F.M.S.

L), Ltd., Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Manila

Agouroff, V. N., Metropolitan Land Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Agrava, C., chief, Trade Regulation Div., Bureau of Commerce, Manila, The Philippines

Agtarap, R. C. J., White, Page & Co., Manila

Aguilar, E. D., dir., Bureau of Health, Manila, The Philippines

Aguinaldo, L. R., vice-consul for Latvia, Manila

Agustin, G. S., dir., Bureau of Animal Industry, Manila, The Philippines

Ahamed, P., propr., Ganesh Printing Works, Penang

Ahin, N. W., health officer, Belait District, Brunei

Ahmad, A.H. G.,

Ahmed, G., J.acct., H. M.&H.Son,Nemazee

Twyford & Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Tientsin

Ahmed, A. S., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ahrens, G., Carlowity & Co.,

Ahrens, J., Helm Bros., Ltd., Yokohama Tientsin

Ahyub,

Aiers, A.M.,H.,P.Sales

Mohideen

Office, &Imperial

Co., Shanghai

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Aiers, T. A., chief asst., Finance

Aihara, T., asst, boat officer, Chinese Department,

MaritimeShanghai

Customs, Chinwangtao

Aiken, T., partner, Evatt & Co., Singapore

Aikin, R. P., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Aikman, R. G., resident, 3rd. Division, Sibu, Sarawak

Ailion,

Aispur,F.,A. proprietor,

P., asst, Caro Trading Co., Kobe

Aitchison, W., Storetidesurveyor,

Dept., Bangkok Chinese

DockMaritime

Co., Ltd.,Customs,

BangkokHankow

Aitken, E., Standard Export Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Aitken-Quack, R. E., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Pootung Lower Wharf, S’hai

Aitkenhead, R. C., mgr., Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Aitkens

Aiton, J. R.,resident

White Page & Co., Manila& Lloyds, Ltd., Shanghai

Aizawa,R.S.,L.,Fagan

Aiyathurai, S. T., deputy

repres.,

& Co., Ltd.,Stewarts

Shanghai

medical officer, Govt. Hospital, Batu Pahat, Johore

Akabori, K., mng. dir., Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Akagi,

Akaike, C., special

Y., T.,Sundry deputy commr., Police Force,Bussan

Shanghai Ltd., Peiping

Akamatsu, secty.,& Shanghai

Lumber Dept.,

CottonMitsui

Mfg. Co., Ltd.,Kaisha,

Shanghai

Akatani, Y., administrative commr.,

Akerib, E. M., acct., Malaya Tribune, Singapore Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Akerman, F., vice-pres. & gen. mgr., Asiatic Commercial

Akerman, G. H., resident repres., Henry Simon, Ltd., Shanghai Co., Manila

Akerson, W. A., resident repres., Metropolitan-Vickers, Elec. Export Co., Ltd., S’hai

Akimoto, S.,I., staff,

Akiyama, Sayama &A.Co.,P. Hankow

office manager, Munning & Co., Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F219

Akiyama, K., chief of Tokyo Local Dept., montinental Insurance Co. of N.Y., Tokyo

Akkermans,

Akasakoff, S.F.,S.,partner,

Musical George A. Watt, Zaria,

edior, Shanghai SingaporeShanghai

Alano,

Albano, J.D.S.,S..Assemblyman,

chief of Zamboanga

Division, (Admin. Div.), National Library, Manila

Albarda, H. Th., agent, Java China-Japan Lijn N. V., Semarang

Albers, Dr. A., partner, Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Albini, Dr. A., barrister-at-law, Musso Fischer & Wilhelm, Shanghai

Alcaff, Syed, Abdulrahman bin Shaikh, sr. partner, Alkaff & Co., Singapore

Alkaff, Syed Aboobakar bin Husain, partner, Alkaff & Co., Singapore

Alkaff, Syed Mohamad bin Ahmad, gen. mgr., Alkaff & Co., Singapore

Alcan,

Alcan, A., director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd.,

Ltd., Singapore

Alcott, M., director,

C. D., Editorial Anglo-French

Dept., China& Bendixsens,

Press, Inc., Shanghai Singapore

Alda, P. R.J.,de,secty.-Steno.,

Ed. A. KellerFar

Aldeguer, J. J., Commercial Dept., Reuters, Ltd., ShanghaiCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Aldeguer, East Oxygen & Acetylene

Aldeguer, L. G., secty., “La Urbana” Building & Loan Asscn,, Manila

Aldeguer,

Aldington,T.G.J.,W.,News consul Dept, Reuters,Britain,

for Great Ltd., Shanghai

Tsingtao

Aldred, H., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Aldridge, C. W., consul for

Alejandre, R., Clarke & Larkin, Manila America, Singapore

Alemann,

Alexander,O.A.van, prop.,

H. B., asst.,Busch

Harrisons Alemann, Tsingtao

& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Alexander, D., asst.,Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Alexander, G..

Alexander G.T. M., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Alexander, G. S.,director,

signs per Kerpro.,

& Co.Mackinnon,

Ltd., ManilaMackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Alexeeff, A.,

Alexeev, V., asst,

East military

Asiatic Co., Ltd. Russian

attache, of Copenhagen,

Embassy,Harbin

Tokyo

Alfabeto, L. J., treas., Province of Zamboanga

Alferieff, N., Oil Section, Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Aligada, O., chief, Ref. & Office Section (Archives Div.), National Library, Manila

Alindogan, N., White, Page & Co., Manila

Allan,

Allan, B.F., C.,Nielsen

Hongkong

& Malcolm,& Shanghai

Hankow Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Allan,

Allan, J.W.W.,

A., actg.

Nielsen deputy secty.,Hankow

Malcolm, Municipal Secretariat, Shanghai

Allardyce, Dr. R. M., Medical supt., International Hospital of Kobe, Kobe

Allen, C.A. E.,

Allen, H. C.shopdir.,mgr.,

Dunlop MalayanColdEstates,

Singapore StorageLtd.,

Co.,Malacca

Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Allen,

Allen, C.

G. P.,

C., surgeon,

asst, contr. Medical

of Dept.,

Posts, Penang

General Post Office, Malacca Singapore

Allen, G. V., principal, King Edward VII College of Medicine,

Allen, J. A., asst., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Allen, L. A., controller of Rubber, Kuala Lumpur

Alley, J. H.,

Allgauer, M.. general

W. J. G.,mgr.,

consulAgusan CoconutSemarang

for Belgium, Co., Manila

Allin,

Allingham, R., acct., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd.,deBangkok

T. R. W., asst., Societe Internationale Plantations et de Finance, Selangor

Allington, V. M., asst, mgr., Printing Office,

Allman, N. F., lawyer, Allman, Davies & Kops, Shanghai Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Alison, A. S., manage!’, Harrison, King & Irwin, Ltd., Foochow

Alonco, P.C.A.,J. Ford

Alphen, Motordir.,

van, &mng. Co.,Vereenigde

Exports, Inc., Shanghai

gavasche HouthandelMaats., N.V., Semarang

Alt, K., Winckler

Altadoukoff, I., marine Co.,underwriter

Yokohama American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed, Inc., S’hai.,

Altaffer, L.A.C.,S.,vice-consul,

Altamira, American Chinese AmericanCo.,Consulate,

Fed. Inc., Amoy

Tientsin

Altavas,

Altshuler,E.,A.chief, General

L., South LandInsurance

British Registration

Co., Office, Manila, The Philippines

Ltd., Shanghai

Altaon, R. A., plant pathologist, Agricutural Dept., S. S. & F.M.S.

F220 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Alvaiidia, O. G., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Alvares, F. A., Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Alvarez, A. B., Printing Office, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Alvarez,

Alvarez, E.V., L.,collector,

librarian,

J. V.National

Ramirez,Library,

ManilaIlocos Norte Branch, Ilocos Norte

Alves, E. A. R., general asst, tfc stenographer, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Swatow

Alves, N.R.,H.,1stAcct.

Amada, Dept., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Amarasekera, R.,secty-interpr.

mng. propr.,&D.vice-consul,

Richards &Japanese Legation, Bangkok

Co., Klang

Amaya, S., Produce Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Ambler, C. P., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Ambler, D. B. J., inspr. of Schools, Education Dept-, Pahang

Ambrose, J. W. D., asst, official assignee, & asst, public trustee, Official Assignee’s &

Public Trustee’s Dept., Malacca

Ambrose, S, R., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hoihow

Ames, A. P., attorney, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Ames, A. V., head planting officer, Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Amos, F. R., actg. chief, Div. of Forest Concession, Bureau of Forestry, Manila

Amos, H. C., principal, American School in Japan, Tokyo

Amour, J. C., asst, mgr., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Ana, F. Sta., asst, chief, Foreign Trade Div., Bureau of Commerce, Manila

Anastasselli, D., Rental Dept., China Securities Go., Fed Inc., Tientsin

Ancel, Ch., sub-mgr., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Shanghai

Ancel, S. A., Foreign Sales Dept., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ancheta, Leon, manager, Foreign Dept., Philippine National Bank, Manila

Andersen, Chr. P. E., vice-consul for Norway, Menado

Andersen,

Andersen, E.,C. S.,Acct.

supt.,Dept.,

Tel. East

Station, GreatCo.,Northern

Asiatic Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Bangkok

Andersen, P. M., treas., United Chemical Industries, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Andersen, R. W., Lowe, Bingham & Mathews, Shanghai

Anderson, A. D., mgr., Insce. Dept., New Zealand Insce. Co., Ltd., S’pore (On leave),

Anderson, A. R., asst, supt., Police Dept., Singapore

Anderson,

Anderson, C.A. K., W.,Ewo

asst,Brewery

engr., Sarawak Electricity Supply Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Co., Shanghai

Anderson,

Anderson, D., director, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.,Bangkok

C. M., vice-consul, British Legation, Malacca

Anderson, D. K., actg. acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Anderson,

Anderson, E.E.F.A.G.,G.,sales

asst.supt.,

supt.Dunlop

of Police, PoliceEstates,

Malayan Dept., F.M.S.

Ltd., Malacca

Anderson, H. M., clerk, American Consulate, Nanking

Anderson, H. McClure, Chartered Architect,

Anderson, H. P., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd., Kuala Surveyor

LumpurTientsin

Anderson, Lt-Col, H, R., marine detachment, American Embassy, Peking

Anderson, J.J.,A.,Peking

Anderson, Marine# Dept.,

TientsinWheelock

Times, Tientsin

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Anderson, J. C. O’G., statistical secty., Statistical Dept., Shanghai

Anderson, J. G., resident, First Division,

Anderson, J. L„ asst, engr,, Tientsin Land Investment Kuching, Sarawak

Co,, Ltd., Tientsin

Anderson, J. W. S., senior executive engineer, Public Works Dept.,Batu Pahat, Johore

Anderson, L. A., Merchant & Commission Agent, Chungking

Anderson, L. C., signs per pro., Drummond & Co., Jesselton, Sandakan

Anderson, N., Order Desk, Caldbeck, Mac Gregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Anderson, N. L., Engineering Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Anderson,

Anderson, R., E.,chiefAccounting

permanentDept.,way Standard-Vacuum

inspr., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Anderson, R.S. A., partner, Richie & Bisset, Singapore Oil Co., Tientsin

Anderson,

Anderson, T.W.V.G.N.,M.,mng.sub-acct.,

dir., Macphail & Co.,Bank

Chartered Ltd., Singapore

of India, Austr. & China, Cebu

Anderson, W. H., pres,, Wm.H. Anderson & Co., Manila

Ando, R., Eiwa Yoko, Shanghai

Andreason, H., Shipping Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Andree, E., actg. vice-coilsul for Swbdfett( Batavia

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F221

Andreis, L., proprietor, JL. (Jaudrelier, Kobe

Andreis,T.S.,S.,proprietor,

Andres, attorney, L.Department

Caudrelier,ofYokohama

Justice, Manila, The Philippines .

Andrew, C. A., Mohideen Bros., Shanghai

Andrew, J. A., councilor, British Municipal Council, director, Taku Tug & Lighter Co.,

Ltd., J.Tientsin

Andrew, H. M., actg. branch mgr., North China Insurance Co., Ltd., Peiping

Andrews, A.G. G., supt.,acct.,

BaganMansfield

Dalam Slipway, Penang Harbour Board, Penang

Andrews, J. E.,V,, mgr.,

Apdrews, asst, Arnhold & Co.,Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Ltd., Singapore

Andrews, P. H., chief police officer, Johore State Police, Muar Circle, Johore

Andrews, R. G., engr., Ban Hin Lee Oil Mill, Penang

Andrews, W. C. L., Cornes & Co., Yokohama

Andringa, S. H., office asst., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Anema, C., import mgr., N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmij, Padang

Anema,

PadangF. F., chairman, Chamber of Commerce & Industries & consul for Sweden

Angeles, J. de los, solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Angeles, M., Public Defender, Zamboanga

Angell,

Angelo, F.P. L.,P., partner,

agent, China Waters & Watson, Singapore

Underwrtiers, Ltd., Macao

Angus,

Angus, R. J., acct., Chartered Bank Firebrigade,

J., fourth officer, Municipal Singapore

of India, Australia & China, Ipoh, Perak

Ankerson, W. A., repres., Metropolitan-Vickers Elec. Export Co., Ltd., S’hai

Annand, I. S., secty., Tientsin Land Investment Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Annett, M. A., director, T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd., Canton

Annett, M. M., director, T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd., Canton

Anonas, G., gen. mgr., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Ansell, J., estate asst., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ansley-Young, Dr. W.,

Antaki, I.,F., partner,

partner, Medical

Isaac Practitioner,

Co.,Klang

Antaki, G.G. K.K. Isaac Antaki && Co.,

Antaki Kobe

Kobe

Antaki, R., partner, G. K. Isaac Anbaki & Co., Koke

Antenor, L., mechanicien, Socieite des Ciments Portland Artificiels de lYndochine,

Haiphong

Anthoine-Milhomme,

Anthony, B. B., dist, mgr., P., Banque de ITndochine,OilShanghai

Standard-Vacuum Co., Canton

Anthony, C. E., comml. mgr., Societe des Verreries d’Extreme-Orient, Haiphong

Anthony, T. S., partner, A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang

Antropoff, mgr.,

Anzai, V. A., Yokohama

branch office, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Aoki, T.,M.,Sundry & Lumber SpecieDept., Bank,

Mitsui Ltd.,

BussanTsingtao

Kaisha, Ltd,, Peiping

Aparte, F. M., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Apcar, M., rang, director, A. M. Apcar & Co., Yokohama

Aplin,

Aplin, T.F. G.,

A. D’o,actg.president,

dy. comtroller,

Wise &Customs

Co., Inc.,&Manila

Excise Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Appan, N. A., extra asst, contr. of Labour, Labour Dept., Ipoh, Perak

Appelboom,

Appraille, A.C.,P.,Asiatic Petroleum & Co.,

mgr., Anglo-French Drug(N.Co.C.),(Thailand),

Ltd., Tientsin

Bangkok

Aquino, A. F., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Aquino, C. S., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Arab, A., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Aramburu,

Araneta, Carmen, Ricardo,director,

consul Araneta,

for Argentine, Yokohama

Inc., Manila

Araneta,

Araneta, J. A., lawyer, Araneta, Zaragoza, Araneta

G., lawyer, Araneta, Zaragoza, Araneta & Bautista,Manila

Manila

Araneta,

Arathoon, H. S., sole partner, Stephens Paul & Co., SingaporeManila

S., lawyer, Araneta, Zaragoza, Araneta & Bautista,

Arbenz, H. R., Architect, Civil Engr. & Valuer & consul for Switzerland, Singapore

Arbogast, G. A., vice-president, Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Shanghai

Arbuthnott, A., partner, Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Arcangel, M. B., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

 F222 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Arcebal,0.G.,H.,chief

Archer, buyer,British

consul, Division of Purchase

Consulate, Tamsui& Supply, Manila, The Philippines

Archer, H. A. F. B., consul, FT. B. M. Consulate,

Archer, J. B., hon. chief secty., Secretariat, Sarawak Port Edward

Archer, R., asst., Paramount Films of China, Inc., Shanghai

Archibald, H. J., mng. dir. & editor, Central China Post, Ltd., Hankow

Arcouet,

Arcus, M.L.,H.G.,supervisor,

N.,Pharmacy

Arcouet Dept.,

& Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Ardain, BusinessAmerican Dispensary,

Office, Shanghai Fed. Inc.,

Telephone Go., Shanghai

Ltd., Inc., Shanghai

Argali, C. B. K., Hill Pharmacy, Kobe

Argendeli, B., China Hellenic Lines, Jjtd.,

Argent, W. A., director, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Tientsin Shanghai

Argualles, N. E., chief clerk, J. Y. Ramirez, Manila

Arguelles, A. S., dir., Bureau of Science, Manila, The Philippines

Argueiles,

Arguelles, T., president,

V.,asst.

Solicitor, Philippine

Bureau TanneryTheCo.,Philippines

of Justice, Inc., Manila

Arick, M. R., gen. mgr.,

ArifI, K. M., Medical Practitioner, PenangOriental Consolidated Mining Co., Unsan Gold Mines

Arii, K., supt., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Yokohama

Arima, ()., dir., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Yokohama

Aris, H. C. F., Publicity & Property Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.,

Shanghai

Arkwright,

Armstrong, C.0. H., H., E.boarding

D. Sassoon Banking

officer, MarineCo.,Dept.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Shanghai

Armstrong, H. J., dir., Marconi (China),

Armstrong, H. P., asst, supt, Police Dept., Singapore Ltd., Shanghai

Armstrong, H. W. R., cypher officer, British Embassy, Tokyo

Armstrong, J., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Singapore

Armstrong,

Armstrong, T.P. B.W.F.,S., local

editorial

staff,staff,

CableMalaya Tribune,Ltd.,

& Wireless, KualaSingapore

Lumpur

Armstrong, T. T,, asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Arnault, J. L., mgr., Associated Agencies, Inc., Manila

Arnhold, C. H., mng. dir., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Arnhold,A.,H.postmaster,

Arnold, E., dir., Arnhold TradingKuala

PostChina,

Office, Co., Kubu

Ltd., Shanghai

Bharu,Assurance

SelangorCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Arnold, E. L., manager for Commercial Union

Arnold,

Arnold, E. L. G., director, Ilbert «k Co. (1931), Ltd., Shanghai

Arnold, L.F., W.,

Proof-Reading

head master,Dept., Penang North

FreeChina Daily

School, News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Penang

Arnold, M. D., sub-acct. & pro-mgr., National City Bank of N.Y., Tientsin

Arnold-Jones,

Arnoldov, L. V.,Mrs. V., chariman,

editor of the morning Britishedition,

Women’s Association,

Shanghai Zaria, Shanghai

Shanghai

Arnot, D. B., State Forest Officer, Forests Dept., Negri Sembilan

Arntzenius, J. K. W., signs per pro., “Nederland,”

Arnulphy, C., mgr., Hongkong Canton Export Co., Ltd., Canton Stoomwaart Maatschappij, Semarang

Arnvig, P. E. L., Secretariat, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Aroozoo, C. S., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Arputham, A, boarding officer, Labour Dept., Penang

Arribas,

Arthur, Don Jose signsGonzalez pro.,deEllerman’s

Gregorio Y,Arracan

1st secty. & consul, Spanish Legation,Peiping

Arthur, J.J. A.,

F., partner, perKennedy

Artindale, F. H., secty., Geddes Trading A Dairy Farm Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Arundell,M.,deldirector,

Asada, Re, Italian

ToyoConsular

Babcock Agency,KabushikiTaihoku,

Kaisha,Formosa

Yokohama

Asada,

Asahara, S., first

G., secty.

director, & consul-general,

Victor Talking Japanese

Machine Legation,

Co. of Japan,Bangkok

Ltd., Yokohama

Asai, G., Frazer

Asano, K., Choya Yoko, Ltd., Shanghai

Asanuma, M.,Y.,mgr.,

Asavaraksh, asst.;Crockford, Heath & Tobacco

British-American Co., Tokyo Co.(Malaya),

(Thailand),

Ash, M. B., chemist, Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.,Ltd., Bangkok

Singapore

Ash, S. H., Hongkong & Shanghai

Ashbaugh, A. M., staff, Kwassui Jo Gakko, Nagasaki Banking Corporation, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F223

Ashbrook, C. S., chartered electrical engineer, Wakeford & Lowndes, Singapore

Ashdowne, K., commr. (On Special Duty), Shanghai Office of Inspectorate General of

Customs, Shanghai

Ashe, F. P.H.,C.,Shanghai

Ashford, agent & Dockyards,

attorney, Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Ashton, A., Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Ashton, A. E., acct., Malaya Posts k Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Ashwell, P. C., asst., British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Ashworth, C., dir., China Printing k Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ashworth, G. C., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ashworth, H. A., asst, mgr., Kiangsu Chemical Works, Shanghai

Asico, P., White, Page & Co., Manila

Asher, C. G. C., commr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Aslet, C. A., director, L. D. Abraham k Co., Ltd., Kobe

Asp., O., actg. mgr., Dodge k Seymour (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Asquith, J. T., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Assadourian,

Asseier, G.,H.,

perpres., Egyptian TradingShanghai

Co., Shanghai

Asselin, A.J. L., agent,pro.,Singer

The Chase

SewingBank,

Machine Co., Osaka

Assiter, A. H., deputy treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

Aste,

Aston,G.,A. mgr., Mercantile

V., dist. Bank ofPerak

officer, Lower India,District,

Ltd., Penang

Perak

Athanasius, Rev. Brother, vice-pres., De La Salle College, Manila

Atkin-Berry, H. G., partner, Swan k Maclaren, Singapore

Atkins, A. H., Far Eastern mgr., Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Atkinson, H.

Atkinson, F.A.,F.,China PrintingGilfillan

staff, Harper, & Finishing

k Co.,Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Shanghai

Atkinson, Capt. J. B., adjutant, The Constabulary, Sandakan

Atkinson, R. D., director, The Thailand Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Atwell, W. E., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Tientsin

Atwood,

Aubert, R.,H.,estate

Willisasst.,

F. Pierce

SocfinMemorial Hospital,Lumpur

Foochow

Aubrey,

Audoyer,S.G.,F.,MTerchant,

pres, k secty., A.Co.,

Yokohama k P.Ltd.,

Co., Kuala

Inc., Manila

Auduc,

Auer,Inc.,H. P.,Fire

Aug., branch mgr., Moine Comte k Ltd., Penang

Manila Dept., American International Underwriters for the Philippines,

Auge, M., consul-general, French Consulate, Shanghai

Aune, R. B., vice-consul for Norway, Kobe

Aurell, J.G.,E.,director,

Aurely, sub-acct.,Montor,

National

Ltd.,City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Singapore

Auslander, H., proprietor, Auslander’s Finance & Import Office, Shanghai j

Aust, E. A., Rolling Stock k Works Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd.

Shanghai

Austin, R., mechanical engr., Central Branch, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Austin, R. McP., British consul-general for Yokohama

Austin, S. M., mill mgr., Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila

Auten, R, K., customs officer, Dept, of Customs k Excise, Opium, L iquors, Tobacco and

Petroleum, Singapore

Avancena, R. L., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philip pines

Avasia, G. E„ Order Dept., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Hankow

Avasia,

Avelino,J.P.F.,F.,signs

supt.,perMint

pro.,Div.,

Shroff, Son of& Co.,

Bureau The Kobe

Treasury, Manila

Avent, J. M., Refined Oil Div., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Averkin, G. A., secty., Shanghai Zana, Shanghai

Avery, J. T., asst, contr. of Posts, Malaya Posts k Tels. Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Avery, R. G. S., asst, engr., Public Works Dept., Kelantan

Aviado, J., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Avison, D. B., vice-president, Severance Union M edical College, Seoul

Avison, O. R., president emeritus, Severance Uni on Medical College, Seoul

Avshalomoff, A., librarian, Public Library, Shanghai

F224 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ayer, R. G., extra asst, controller of Labour, Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Ayers, F. W., supt., Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Ayliffe,

Aylward,F.W.P.,P.,mng. chiefdir.,surveyor,

AllianceSurvey

Engineering

Dept., Co., Ltd.,(OnSingapore

Pahang leave)

Azadian, C., mgr., J. Azadian Fils, Shanghai

Azadian, L., J. Azadian Fils, Shanghai

Azaola, F. G., secretary, Wm. H. Anderson & Co., Manila

Azevedo,

Azinheira,A.,J. American-Far

E., National City Eastern

BankMatch

of NewCo.,York,Fed. Shanghai

Inc., Shanghai

Babaintz, A. (Shipping), R. S. Kermani & Co., Shanghai

Babbitt,

Babcock, G.M.M., G., Shanghai

secretary,W. Ice &R.Cold Storage

Babcock & Co.,Co.,Inc.,

Ltd.,Manila

Shanghai

Babcock, \V. R., president, W.R. Babcock & Co., Inc., Manila

Babick, W., Nachf H. Ahrens k Co , Tokyo

Bache, J., architect, Christiani

Bacher, J., engr., Thai Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Bachoo, C. M., Silk & Curio Dealer, Macao

Baddeley, Capt. S., marine supt.. Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Badeley, J. E., barrister-at-law, Hansons, Shanghai

Bader,

Badian,E.,R.,Louis

secty.,Ogliastro

Commercial & Co.,Credit

Haiphong

Bureau, Shanghai

Badoul, P., asst, to secty., Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Baeff, J., G. Kapustin

Baenninger, H., signs per & Co.,

pro.,Tientsin

Charles Rudolph & Co., Yokohama

Baer, A.,

Baer, S. L.,mgr., A. Baer

A. Baer & Co.,Shanghai

Baer, W. W., repres. for Japan & China, Union Oil Co. of California, Kobe

Baert, P., chancellor, Belgian Consulate, Shanghai

Baeza,

Bagaman, Dr. J.H.,I.,mgr.,

stateUnited

medicalLeather

& healthGoods

officer,Co.,Medical

Shanghai& Health Dept., Perak

Bagg, A. M., office mgr., Shanghai Stevedoring Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Bagge, W.,

Bagger, H., envoy

Acct. extraordinary k Minister plenipotentiary, SwedishCo.,Legation,

Ltd., S’haiTokyo

Baggerman, K. J.,&Holland

Traffic Acct.

ChinaDept.,

TradingGreat

Co.Northern

(Shanghai),Telegraph

Ltd., Shanghai

Bagnall, Sir John, dir., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bagot,

Bahon, E.,F. inspr.-gen. of Police,

P., general office, Police Dept.,

Caldbeck, Macgregor F.M.S.& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bailey, F. C. sub-manager, National City Bank of New York, Manila

Bailey, H., actg. deputy gaoler, Prisons Department, Taiping, Perak

Bailey, J. H., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bailey, R. E., supervisor, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Bailey, T. E.,C.,asst.,

Bailey, W. Ferry Service

Butterfield & Swire,Dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Tientsin

Bailey, W. H, C., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Baillie, P.,

Baillie, J., directeur

manager, technique,

Francis PeekMunicipalite

& Co., Singapore

Francaise, Shanghai

Bain,

Bain, J.,

M. supt. of Education,

C., partner, Drs. BainEducation

& Glenny,Dept., Johore

Singapore

Bain, V. L., extra asst, conservator, Forest Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Baird, W., inst.R. mgr.,

Bairnsfather, M. P.,Asiatic Petroleum

actg. commr., Co. (North

Chinese China),

Maritime Ltd., Tsingtao

Customs, Foochow

Baker, A. A., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Baker, A. G., sr. customs officer, Customs & Excise Office, Gemas, Negri Sembilan

Baker, E. C., asst, commissioner, Police Force, Shanghai

Baker, F. D., Export Dept., Geo. H. Baker & Co., Kobe

Baker,

Baker, G.H. H., Geo. H.British

F., secty., BakerChamber

& Co., Kobe

of Commerce, Shanghai

Baker, H. O., mgr., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Baker, J. C., Generation Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Baker, J. E., president, China Press, Inc., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Baker, S. C., editorial staff, Straits Timesk Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Baker, V. B. C., unofficial member, State Council, Pahang

Baker, W., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Balandin, N. P., mgr. propr., & Balandin’s Pharmacy, Tientsin

Balani,

Balasbas,K.C.EL,T.,mgr., D. Chellaram,

librarian, NationalShanghai

Library, Davao City Branch, Davao City

Balback, E., Sundries & Gen. Dept., Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Bald, R.,S.manager,

Balden, Dockyard Department, Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Balden, W. F., Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird&

R., Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird Co.,Tokyo

Tokyo

Baldesberger,

Baldi, Dr. A., dir.,P. F.Tientsin

X., dir., T.Italian

E. Griffith

Catholic(1932), Ltd., Canton

Hospital, Tientsin

Baldwin, Barry, manager, Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Baldwin, C. Y., chief accountant, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Baldwin, F. B., vice pres. & medical dir., Asia Life Insurance Co., Manila

Baldwin,

Baldwin, J.G.,H.,Japanese

Macondray Dept.,& Sun

Cd, Rife

Inc., Assurance

Manila Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Baldwin, N., vice-president, Macondray & Co., Inc. & Young & Baldwin, Inc., Manila

Balhetchet, Dr. W. A., medical officer, District Hospital, Taiping, Perak

Balke,F.,H.,engr.,

Ball, asst.,Raub

HumeAustralian

Pipe (Tar GoldEast),Mining

Ltd., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Ball, R. H., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ball, W. A., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ball, W. C., shipping section, Standard-Yacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Ball, W. C. D., district engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Ballantyne,

Ballard, A. H., vice-consul, British& Finishing

Consulate,Co.,Tokyo

Balls, A. J.,J., director,

director, China

Smith,Printing

Bell & Co., Ltd., Manila Ltd., Shanghai

Balmaceda,

Balthaser, W., Deutsche Stickstoff H. G., Krauch &TheCo.,Philippines

C., dir., Bureau of Commerce, Manila, Shanghai

Bamford, T. E., pro. mgr. & sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Bandmann,

Bandy, A. D.,A.,viceManufacturers’

consul, American Repres., Shanghai

Embassy, Peiping

Banfield, A. G., supervisor, Govt. Printing Office, Singapore

Bang,

Banham,D. C., mgr.,sub-acct.,

H. G., Swiss Watch

CharteredImporting

Bank ofCo.,India,

Shanghai

Australia & China, Shanghai

Banks,

Banks, R. G., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors,Penang

D., deputy engr., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Ltd., Singapore

Bannatyne,

Bao, M. S., mgr.,A., asst.

Chinasupt.Printing

engr., Mansfield

& Finishing& Co.,

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Penang

Tientsin

Baptista, A. M., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Baptista, E. M., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Baptista, F. X., Shanghai Wharf & Warehouse Co., Shanghai

Baptista,

Baptista, P.,L., Swan,

Stores Culbertson

Dept., Macao& Fritz,

ElectricShanghai

Lighting Co., Ltd., Macao

Baptista, R. D., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Canton

Baptiste, H. F., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bar, H., mgr. (China Branches) B’que Franco-Ch. Pour le Com. et ITndustrie, S’hai

Baranets, B., Strong & Co., Kobe

Baranets,

Barban, A.O.,(Factory),

Strong &S.Co., Kobe& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Moutrie

Barbash, B. S., mgr. k sole propr.,

Barbash, M. V., sub-agent, Wagons-Lits, B. S. Barbash k Co., Shanghai

Cook, Harbin

Barbashoff, V. J., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Barhat, Y. P., asst., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Barbaud,

Barbe, G.,M., mgr.,mgr., Louis Ogliastro

Compagnie & Cie., Hanoi

des Messageries Maritimes, Kobe

Barber,

Barberat, L., M. L. Snow & Co., Tsingtao Quotas, Dept, of Statistics, Singapore

G. H. G., asst, registrar of Textiles

Barberat, L., agent, Assurance Franco-Asiatique, Mukden

Barbey, G. C., workshop, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Barbier,

Barbier, R. M., estate asst., Socfin (Jo.,Shanghai

R., Banque de L’Indochine, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Barbour, G., traffic inspector, Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Barcelona, M. P., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Barclay, P. L., supt., transport centre, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Barclay,

Barclay, W. W. A., general manager,

R, terminal Alfred, Herbert, Oil

supt., Standard-Vacuum Ltd.,Co.,Osaka

Cebu

Bardac, J., manager, Banque Franco-Chi noise pour le Commerce et ITndustrie, Peiping

Bardella,

Barden, H.,C.,acct.,

ChihliEastern

Press, Tientsin

Bank, Ltd., Singapore

Bardens, F. C., Shantung Daily New Co., Ltd., Tsingtao

Bardens, S. J., mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Peiping

Baril,

Barker,R.,C.,cheflocal

tonnelier, Societe& des

staff, Cable Ciments

Wireless, Ltd.,Portland

SingaporeArtificiels de ITndochine, H’phong

Barker, J. E., asst, auditor,

Barling, S.F. V.,W.travelling

J., Ewo Cold Audit

StorageDept., Kuala

Co., Shanghai Lumpur

Barlow, repres., Canadian National Railways, Singapore

Barnard, H. J., chief police officer, Johore State Police, Batu Pahat Circle, Johore

Barne, J. M., gen. sales repres., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Kuala Lumpur

Barnes, H. F., secty. & engr., British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Barnes, J.E.,special repres.,Callender’sCable & Const.,Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., S’hai

Barnes, P. C., Peninsula k Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Barnes, R. G., Harvie, Cooke & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Barnes,

Barnett,T.H.A.,L.,secty.,

asst, toDunlop

deputyMalayan Estates, Ltd.,

registrar-general, Dept,Malacca

of Statistics, Kuala Lumpur

Barnett, J. P., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Barnett-Smith,

Barnwell, L. R.,

T. H.,surveyor customs

latex chemist, officer, Customs

DunlopLandMalayan

Estates,Dept,,

Ltd., F. M. S.

Baron, R. N., & land officer, & Survey Sarawak (On leave)

Baron, Guillaume, B., gen. mgr., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Shanghai

Baroukh, D. F., proprietor, Baroukh’s, Shanghai

Barr, J. A., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Barr,

Barr, J.R. S.,W.,editor,

Hanson,Chinese

Orth Recorder, Shanghai

& Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Barraclough, E. D., signs p. p., Property Renting Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd.,

Shanghai

Barraclough, E. S., signs per pro., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Barraclough, F. C., principal, King Edward VII School, Taiping, Perak

Barraud,

Barrera, J., Advocate, Calatroni,

Doctor of Law,HsiehShanghai

Barrera, P.P. J.,M.,partner,

Ocean Shipping Dept., & Co., Shanghai

Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Barreto, A. M., Hall k Holtz, Ltd., Sh anghai

Barrett, A. L., agent, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Shanghai

Barrett, Major D. D., military attache, American Embassy, Chungking

Barrett, F. R., repres., H. C. Dixon

Barrett, W. H. P., supt., Stores k Workshop, Posts & Tels. Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Barretto, A. A., Acct. Dept., China Realty Co., Shanghai

Barretto,

Barretto, F.G.,D.,treas.,

Barretto Shipping Building

“La Urbana”, k Tradingk LoanCo., Singapore

Assoc., Manila

Barrie, R., asst, chief insp., Shanghai

Barrington, W. O., asst, engr., Shanghai Waterworks Waterworks Co.,Co.,

Ltd.Ltd.,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Barron, G. D., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., Perak

Barron, J. M., deputy contr. of Labour, Labour Dept., Penang (On leave)

Barron, W.

Barron, W., D.,acct.,

gen.United

adviser,Engineers, Ltd., PerakOffice, Johore

General Adviser’s

Barros, F. M., senior clerk,

Barros, M. H., The Chase Bank, ShanghaiHongkong k Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Barrow, A. F. L., Barlow k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Barrowman, B., principal, Drs. Sir Malcolm Watson k Barrowman, Kuala Lumpur

Barrs, L. V., Distribution Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Barry, F. R., Far Eastern manager, Employer’s Liability Assurance Corpn., Shanghai

Barry, J., supt., Police Force, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F227

Barry, J. C., asst, supt., Special Branch, Police Dept., Singapore

Barry, T.T. A.,A.,secty.

Barry, Lowe,&Bingham & Matthews,

mgr., Automatic Shanghai

Telephones of China, Fed. Inc., U.S.A., Shanghai

Bartels-Troje, H. J. L., dir., N. V.

Barten M., Art Dept,, Shanghai Times, Shanghai Behn, Meyer & Co., Handel-Maatschappij., Sourabaya

Barter, J. R. G., engr.-in-chief, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Barth, J., proprietor, Barth, J., Tokyo

Barth, R. H., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Bartholomeusz, F. A., mng. director, F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd., Singapore

Bartlett, H. G. H., supt., Govt. Gardens & Plantations, Taiping, Perak

Barton, H.Maj.D. H.M.,S.,TeastaffDept.,

Bartley, officer, (A & Q),

Jardine, Volunteer

Matheson Corps,

& Co., Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai (Absent)

Barton, V. G. F., Tipper & Co., Peiping, Tientsin

Bashkiroff, A., Property Maintenance Dept., E. D. Sassoon &Shanghai

Basalaeff, V., resident engr., Hubertus Properties, Fed. Inc., Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Baskerville, R. E., gen. mgr., Firestone Tyre & Rubber Co. of the Philippines,

Manila

Baskett,

Bass, A. S.,secretary

G. R., chief cashier,

& chiefShanghai Waterworks

police officer, KulangsuCo.,Municipal

Ltd., Shanghai

Council, Amoy

Bassett, A., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Bastholm, S., engr., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Bastian, G. C., Bunge & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Basto, A., Correspondence

Bataille, Dept.,Kailan

MacaoMining

ElectricAdministration,

Lighting Co., Ltd., Macao

Bateman,L.,C. chief miningDept.,

M., Accts. engr.,E. D. Sassoon Tientsin

Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bateman, E. F., dir. secty., Macgregors, Ltd.,

Bateman, O. R. S., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Singapore Shanghai

Bateman, R., Line Dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bateman, S. B-, mgr., Ellerman’s Arracan Rice & Trading Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Batenin, M. A.,divisional

Bates, J. N., Meter &mgr.,Testing Dept.,Petroleum

Asiatic ShanghaiCo.Power

(N. C.),Co.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Bates, J. S., Editorial Dept., North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Bates,

Bates, M. M., sub

N. C., chief mgr., National

pay clerk,Chinese City Bank

MarineMaritime of

Detachment, New York,

American Shanghai

Embassy, Peiping

Bathurst,

Battegay, E.,M., actg.

prop.,commr.,

M. Battegay, Tientsin Customs, Wuchow

Battishill, P. H., partner, Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Battistuzzi, G., asst, tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Batty,

Baudez,R.,M.,P.,Patons & Baldwins,

consul-general for Ltd., Shanghai

France, Shanghai

Baudoin, president, Societe Indoehinoise de Plantations d’ffeveas, Saigon

Bauer, Paul, consul-general for

Bauermann, A., attache, China Export-Import Austria, Tientsin& Bank Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Baughan, A. F., Shipping Dept., Sime-Daroy

Baukema, W. F. C. J., president, Raden van Justitie, Semarang

Baukham,

Baukham, G., Patons &&Baldwins,

V., Elliston Co., ShanghaiLtd., Shanghai

Baumann, A., mgr., Max Grill, Tsinanfu

Baumgartner, staff, W. Koreska, Shanghai

Baumgarten,

Baur, P. T. Z.,M.,gen.Baboud,

mgr., FarMaryEastern

& Cie,Sanitary

ShanghaiCo., Shanghai

Baus, K. H., Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Shanghai

Bautista,

Bawany, A. M.M.,H.,lawyer, Ai'aneta, Zaragoza, Araneta & Bautista, Manila

Bawany, G.S. M., Ahmed

Ahmed Ebrahim

Ebrahim Brothers,

Brothers, KobeKobe

Baxendale,

Baxter, G. A., acct., Treasury Department, F. M. S.

Baxter, A.H. C.,G., mgr.,

mgr., Straits

Chartered Trading

BankCo., Ltd., Penang

of India, Austr. & China, committee, Singapore

Chamber of Commerce, Singapore

Bay, Y. T., mgr., China Standard Trading

Baygulow, M., mgr., Old Shield Lub Oil Co., Moji Co., Shanghai

Bayley, C. P., senior customs officer, Opium Branch, H.M, Customs & Excise, Penang

F.228 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Baylin, A. G., manager, Oppenheimer Casing Co.,. Tientsin

Bayly, G. E. W. W., supt. of Prisons, Prisons Dept., Singapore

Bayne, H. A., dist. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Amoy

Bayot, A. M., proprietor & manager, Plaza Hotel, Zamboanga

Bazoes, V. S., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Waibel & Co., Tientsin

Beale, N. G., mng. dir., General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd., Shanghai

Beale,

Bean, W. actg.

A,, F. E.,sr.shop asst., Singapore Cold Storage Cb., Ltd., Penang

Bearblock, Dr. A., inspector of Mines,

chief medical officer,Mines

MedicalDept., Perak

Dept., Malacca

Beardsworth, R. E. L., Nielson & Malcolm, Shanghai

Bearne, D. F., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Beattie, Dr. D. A., medical officer, Medical Dept., NorthChina,

Beath, D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & Kedah,Singapore

Kedah

Beattie, D. P., asst., Nestle

Beattie,

Beattie, L.L., D.Shanghai

M., LaceyDockyards,

& Cannan,Ltd.,Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Beattie, S. J., surveyor, Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Beatty, G., settlement officer, Land Office, Malacca

Beatty, G. E.,

Beatty, J., Export

general Dept., Railway

manager, Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Dept.,; Jesselton

Beauclair, W. de, staff, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Beauroy, H., vice-consul, French Legation, Peiping

Beautement, C., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Beavis,

Bech, H.,A.asst.,

E. proprietor, Singapore

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.,Fertilizer

Penang Co., Singapore

Bechtle,A. W.,

Beck, mgr., Bayer

C.. Asiatic Pharma Co.,

Petroleum.Co. Shanghai

(P. I.), Ltd., Manila

Beck, E. E. H., chief police officer, Police Department, Ipoh

Beck, Dr. W. J., resident, Governor’s Office,

Beck-Friis, Baron J., envoy ext. & minister plent., MedanSwedish Legation, Shanghai

Becker, A., Acct. Dept., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Becker, A., secty., China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Beckett,

Beckmann,A.,W.agent, G. E.,Societe

clericalInter,

officer,deRecords

Plantations

Office,etBritish

de Finance, KualaShanghai

Consulate, Lumpur

Bedaride, F., mgi\, Lonkomay, Shanghai

Bedat, M., directeur, Cie des Eaux de Hanoi, Hanoi

Beddoe,

Beddow, Dr. L. T.,R. partner,

E., supt.,Thomson

Stout Memorial Hospital,& Wuchow

& Co., Tientsin Peking

Bedford, F., gas engr., Municipal Gas Dept., Singapore

Bedington, G. C., settlement engr., P. W. D.,

Bedlington, K. L., senior surveyor, Survey Dept., Malacca Penang

Bee, R. J., E.,executive

Beeching, engr.,Finance

asst, treas., MalayanDepartment,

Public Works Service, F.M.S.

Shanghai

Beedle, P. N., factory engr., Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Singapore

Beek, L. L. A., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Tandjong Balei Sub-branch, Medan

Beek,Lines,

W. van, Passage Dept., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways & Royal Dutch Air

Beekmeyer,Singapore

A. J. Ph., Holland China Trading Co. (Shanghai), Ltd, Shanghai

Beerbrayer, J., agent, Acme Code Co., Dairen

Beeton, J. IL, asst., Bennie,* Lowick & Co., Singapore

Begbie,

Behrens,H.L,W., dir.,settlement

Shanghai executive

Milk Supply engr.,Co.,Public

Ltd., Works

Shanghai Dept., Singapore

Behrens, I., secty., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Beins, C. J., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Beins, F.K.,M.,repres.,

Beister, dy. collector of Land Revenue,Corporation,

Land Office,Tientsin

Malacca

Beitzer, K., CarlowitzMelchers Engineering

& Co., Tientsin

Bekhor,

Belden, H.S., J.,(sales), Borneo Motors,

1st vice-pres., PeoplesLtd.

Bank& Borneo

& TrustChevrolet,

Co., ManilaLtd., Penang

Belevsky, G. A., agency staff, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Belgrave, W. N. C., dir. of Agriculture, S. S. and adviser on Agriculture, F.M.S.

Bell, A. J., mill mgr., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F229

Bell, G. H. D., registrar, British Embassy, Tokyo

Bell, G. W., senior asst, traffic supt., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Bell, J.J. J.,M.,Building

Bell,

asst, transportation mgr.,Dept.,

F. M.Sime, Darby &Kuala

S. Railways, Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lumpur

Bell,

Bell, M. B., signs per pro., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Bell, R.R. D.,

G., mng.

consuldirector,

for Sweden Harvie, Cooke & Co., Ltd.,

& Representative Shanghai

& Agent, Yokohama

Bell, W. G.,A. Standard-Vacuum

Bellamy, W., district judge, Oil Co., Tokyo

District Court, Penang

Bellemans,

Beilis, M. P., agent,Peoples Robert Bank

Dollar&Co., Zamboanga

Belson,A.C.G.,R. vice-pres.,

J., senior warder, Municipal Trust

Gaol,Co.,Shanghai

Manila

Beltchenko, A. T., consul for Portugal, Hankow

Beltman, B. J., mgr., Foto-technical Dept., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways, Batavia

Benda,

Bender,E.,F. Import

W., manager,Dept., National

Jardine, City

Matheson

Bank &ofCo.,

NewLtd.,

York,Tientsin

Kobe

Benkiser, A., signs per pro., Melchers & Co., Shanghai Ltd., Bangkok

Bendle, R. S. C., mgr. (Thailand), D. Gestetner (Eastern),

Benn,

Bennett, J. W.,E. J.,cargo surveyor,

director, G. H.Ritchie

Slot && Bisset, Singapore

Co., Ltd., committee, Singapore Chamber of

Commerce, Singapore

Bennett, E. L., dir., Midland Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bennett, G. J., supt., Police Force, Shanghai

Bennett,

Bennett, H. T.,

H. G., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo Ltd., Singapore

Bennett, J., signsdivisional

per pro.,mgr., BorneoCable

Co.,&Ld.,

Wireless,

Singapore

Bennett, J.J. H., C., 2nd lieut.,Rubber

navy officer attached, American Embassy, Peiping

Bennett, J. R., partner, Sandilands Buttery

Bennett, Dunlop Co. (Japan), e Co.,Kobe

Penang

Bennett, P. J., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bennett,

Bennett, R., Evatt

Bennett, R., Royresident

C., editorengr., Huttenbacks,

& gen. mgr., Manila Ltd.,Daily

Sungei Patani,Manila

Bulletin, Perak

Bennett, R. D., mgr., Educational Dept. & 2nd vice-pres,, Philippine Education Co.,

Inc., Manila

Bennett,

Chemulpo W. C., signs the firm, Bennett & Co. & consular agent, British Consulate,

Benney, T. W.,H.perM.,pro.,

Benninghoff, 2nd Chase

secty., Bank, Shanghai

American Embassy, Peking

Benson, D. J., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Beusen, J. A. G., asst, supt., 1st div., Trade & Customs, Sarawak

Bentham, V. H., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Bentinck, H. J. F., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, T’tsin

Benton, J.M.,W.,asst,sub-acct.,

Benton, shippingNational City Bank

clerk, British of NewShanghai

Consulate, York, Shanghai

Benton, M., cashier, China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Benwell, A. J., territorial comdr., The Salvation Army, Peiping

Berents, E. K., Hans Berents, Shanghai

Berents, H., land commissioner, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Berents, J., actg. mgr., Getz Bros. & Co., Shanghai

Beresnevitch,

Berg, L. A.,estate

Oil Section,Socfin

Jardine

Co., Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Berg, J.C. van

van den,den, consul asst.,

for the Netherlands. Ltd.,Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur

Berg,

Bergamin,Rud., Telge &

A., Freight Schroeter, Shanghai

Berger, A.,

Berger, Societe&Franco-Chinoise

D. C.,dir.,executive

Transhipment Dept., Royal Metalliques

officer, AmericandeConsulate,

Constr. Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Shanghai et Mechaniques, S’hai

Berger, F. H., dir., Tait & Co., Ltd., Taihoku, Formosa

Berger, S. M., pres.. Berger & Co., Manila

Berger, W. G., Exporter, Shanghai

Bergher, M. A., Doctor, Shanghai

Berglof, S. J., reporter, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

F230 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bergman, Capt. W., wharfinger, Wm. Hunt & Co. Wharf & Godown Administration, S’hai

Bergquist,

Bergroth, T.L.A.,C., secty.,

staff, Standard-Vacuum

Finnish Consulate,OilShanghai

Co., Singapore

Berkel, H. van, secty., Deli Experiment

Berkovitch, G., Wise & Co., Inc., Manila Station Staff, Medan

Berkovitch, M., Packing Dept., Commercial Express & Storage Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Berli, A., partner, Berli Jucker & Co., Bangkok

Berli,

Berlin,H.,A.,partner,

actg. asst,Berlisecty.,

Jucker

S’hai& Co.,

OfficeBangkok

of the Inspectorate-General of Customs, S’hai

Bermann, J. D., mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer of China, Shanghai

Bermant, A., Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Bernath, E., attache, Swiss Legation, Tokyo

Bernbaum, M. M., vice-consul for America, Singapore

Bernstein, R., Kohaku Export & Import Co., G. K., Yokohama

Berntsen, H. B., president, National Merchants & Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Hankow

Berrick, B. R., director, Berrick & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Berry, M., director, Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Shanghai

Berthet, I.A. L.,J., Yee

Berthet, RoyalTsoong

Insurance

TobaccoCo.,Distributors,

Ltd., Shanghai Ltd., Tsingtao

Berthet, J., secty., International Savings Society, Shanghai

Berthet, R. A., chief clerk, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bertram, R., merchant, R. Bertram & Co., Peiping

Besnard, A. P. A. A., Varekamp & Co., Medan

Bessel,

Bessem,U.,N.,Bergmann & Co., KobeIndische Handelsbank, N. V., Sourabaya

mgr., Nederlandsch

Bessmer, J. O., resident mgr., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd., Manila

Best,

Best, J.C. B.,

C., supt.

dy. chief surveyor,Pumping

(Woodleigh Survey Station),

Dept., Singapore

Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Best, L. H., asst., Carreras, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Best, Lt.-Col. W. N., marine detachment, American Embassy, Peiping

Betteridge, T. D., partner, Hallam & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Beuchot,

Beudin, J.,M.,committee

directeur,ofFrench Central International

Management, Power Station,Savings

TientsinSociety, Shanghai

Beukers,

Beurms, Rev.J. G.,C.,Holland China Trading

dir., Philippine MillingCo.Co.,(Shanghai),

Manila Ltd., Shanghai

Bevan, T. W., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Beveridge, W., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Beverley,

Bewick, N.H.T.,G.,comptroller

officer-in-charge, Detectives, &Police

of the Household Dept.,

Private Ipoh, Perak

Secretary, Pahang

Beyer, A., A. Beyer & Co., Ltd.,

Beyer, S. V., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila Newchwang

Bhagat, B. D., managing proprietor, Sphinx

Bhaskaran, S., editorial staff, Malaya Tribune, Kuala LumpurTrading Co., Kobe

Bichard, G. F. H., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Bichard, K. H., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Tientsin

Bickart,

Bickart, L,R., Oppenheimer

managing director, & Cie,Oppenheimer

Ltd., Kobe

Bickerdike, F. A., instal. engr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Biddle, A. C., proprietor, Townsend & Co., Chemulpo

Biddulph, J. P., asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Ipoh, Perak

Bidmead, L. G., Engineering Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Biedermann, H., attache, China Export-Import & Bank Co.^ Ltd., Shanghai

Biehayn, P., Slevogt & Co., Shanghai

Bielfeld,

Bielunsky,K.,M.,manager,

NorthernWilliam

FeatherHunt & Co.,Ltd.,Tientsin

Works, Canton

Ben, C.H.C., supt., Chefoo Silk Improvement

Biesel, R. G., Swan, Culbertson

Bigault, R. Compagnie des Chargeurs R^unis, Saigon

Biggs, A. L., Personnel Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Bigley,

Bijlard, D.P.,W., customsagent,

consular officer, Customs

French & ExciseSourabaya

Consulate, Dept., F.M.S.

Bijleveld, J. jr., acct., Societe Internationale de Plantations etbde Finance, Medan

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F231

Bijlmer, W., Inward, Outward Cargo & Claim Dept., Royal Packet Nav. Co., S’pore

Bikuloff, T., Oppenheimer Casing Co., Tientsin

Bines, J. A., mgr., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Bijlard, P.,J.consul,

Bijleveld, French

Jr., acct., Consulate,

Soc. Inter, Sourabayaet de Finance, Medan

de Plantations

Bill,

Billing, A. G., actg. chief surveyor II, Survey Co.,

O. O., manager, Singer Sewing Machine Singapore

Dept., Negri Sembilan

Bilton, E. W., mgr., Chartered Bank of India,

Bingham, A. P., asst, protr. of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate,Austr. & China,Malacca

Peiping

Bingham, R. P., protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, supt., Prison Dept., Malacca

Binjunus, J., clerk, Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Binnie, A. C., H.chief

Binninghoff, M.,acct.,

secondUnited

secty.,Engineers,

American Ltd., Singapore

Embassy, Chungking

Bintley, B. N., asst., McAlister &■ Co., Ltd., Singapore

Birch, J. B. J., supt., Detective Branch, Police Dept., Singapore

Bird, E. G., mgr., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Penang

Bird, G.H. L.R., F.,consul,

Bird, District Officer,

British Ulu Kelantan,

Legation, BangkokKelantan

Bird, R., acct. gen., Treasury Dept., F. M. S.

Birenstihl, M., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Birkenbeil,

Birkinshaw,E.F.,O.,chief “Bayer”

field Yakuhin Gomel Kaisha,

officer, Agricultural Dept.,Kobe

S. S. & F. M. S.

Birnie, L., Surveyor, Export & Import, Mining

Birt, C. F., executive engineer, Public Works Department, Supplies & Commission

Sarawak Merchant, Kobe

Birt, Dr. E., chairman, Country Hospital, Shanghai

Bishop, Group-Captain A. G., air attache, British Legation, Bangkok

Bishop, A. H., vice-president, Koppel (Philippines), Inc., Manila

Bishop,

Bishop, H.,

J. F.,executive engineer, P.W.D., Jesselton

Bishoprick, S.,agent,

ChinaCrownchina

Import & ExportCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bisschop,

Bissegger, J. Ph. R., Shipping Dept., Eastern &Engineering

Philippines Agencies, Ltd., Manila

Bisseker, F. D., gen. mgr. in the East, Eastern Smelting Co.,Office,

W., erection inspector, Sulzer Bros. Kobe

Ltd., Penang

Bisshop,

Bisuddhi,R.P.J.S.W., B., Shipping

actg. supt.,Dept., Imperial

Tramways Chemical

Dept., Industries

Thai Electric (China),

Corpn., Ltd.,Ltd., S’hai

Bangkok

Bitzer,

Bixby, C., agency staff, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Blaauw,G.K.B.,H.,asst. dist.Eastern

surgeon,Smelting

MedicalCo., Ltd.,Kudafc

Dept., Dato Kramat, Penang

Blaauw, L. A. J., mgr., Societa Com. di Esportazione e di Importazione, Singapore

Blacconi, P., Comagnie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme Orient, Cambodge

Black,

Black, A.Mrs.R.,A.,Union

vice-chairman,

Oil & AsphaltBritish Women’s

Dept., Association,

Sime, Darby & Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Black, C. C., mgr., Furness (Far East), Ltd.,

Black, H. D., asst, civil engr., Harbour Board, Penang Manila

Black, J., inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Hotung

Black, J., senior warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Black,

Black, J.K A.,N., president, Municipal

mng. director, SarawakCouncil, PenangCo., Ltd., Sarawak

Steamship

Black,

Black, R.K. A.,

N., China

mgr., Mansfield

Soap Co., &Ltd.,

Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Black, R. T., acct., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Black, T.,

Black, T., Purchasing

c.A., Gattey &tfe Property

Bateman, Dept.,

Inc., Singapore

Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Blackburn, A. D., k.c.h.g., c.b.e., Chinese counsellor, British Embassy, Peiping

Blacker, K. A., collector of Land Revenue, Land Office, Pontain, Johore

Blacker, M. H., District Officer, Kuala Pilah, Negri Sembilan

Blackford,

Blackman, A.T. R., W. senior

B., traffic auditor,Survey

surveyor, Cable Dept.,

& Wireless,

KualaLtd., Singapore

Lumpur

Blackwood, J., Strong & Co., Nagoya

Blackwood, J. D., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Blaikie,

Blair, A.C.B.,B.,Patons

Engineering Dept.,Ltd.,

& Baldwins, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

F232 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Blair, L., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.) Ltd., Manila

Blair, R. E., Employers’ Liability Assurance Corpn., Hankow

Blake, F. H., mng. dir., Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Blake, H. M., dir., secty.-treas., American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Inc., S’hai

Blake, L. R., dir., Dupire Morrell, Ltd,, Singapore

Blake,

Blake, R.Ralph J., attache,

H., signs per pro.,American Embassy,

Butterfield & Swire,TokyoChangsha

Blake, W. F. (Textiles), China Engineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Blakey, F. B., service supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Penang

Blakstad, G. C. C., customs

and Petroleum, officer, Dept., of Customs, Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco

Singapore

Blanchet, Lt. P., dir.-adj., chef de la Garde, Police Dept., French Municipality, S’hai

Blanco,B.,J., director,

Bland, incharge,Frost,

Real Estate

Bland &■ Dept., Co.,

.1. V.Ltd.,

Ramirez, Manila

Shanghai

Bland, Lloyd, director, Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Blandy, E. H., H.,

Blankenberg, dir.,Property

Yee Tsoong Tobacco

Dept., WilliamCo.,Hunt

Ltd., &Shanghai

Co. Wharf & Godown Administra-

tion, Shanghai

Blanks, L. C., acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Blankstein, S., secretary, The Municipality, Medan

Blasi, Joh., Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Blasina, M., floating staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Blatchford, G. TL, Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Blattner, R., manager, Diethelm & Co., Haiphong

Blau, R., proprietor, Robert Blau (Malaya), Singapore

Bleackley, H. V., mng. dir., Sale & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Bleakley,

Blechynden,R. J.,H.,actg. 2nd asst,Swan,

bookkeeper, protector of Chinese,

Culbertson Chinese

& Fritz, Secretariat, Singapore

Manila

Blechynden, L. de C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. L), Ltd., Manila

Bleiden, A. V., J. H. Trachsler, Ltd., Shanghai

Blenkinsop,

Bleyer, P. F.,J.mgr.,

E. P.,China

inspr.,Fibre

PoliceContainer

Force, Shanghai

Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Blinko,

Blinnik, J., Oppenheiiner Casing Ch.,Co.,

J. H., Warner, Barnes & Ltd., Manila

Tientsin

Bloch, P. A., mgr. of Bandon Forest

Blocks, A., mgr., Wilding & Co., Sourabaya

Bloechliger, H., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Shanghai

Blom, S.,A.,chief

Blomer, engineer, American Far Eastern

Blondeau, R.,repres.,’Reuter,

consul, FrenchBrockelmann

Consulate, Amoy Shanghai

Bloom, G. C., Commercial Dept., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Bloomberg, B. W., Oil Section, Jardine^ Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Bloomfield,

Blot, M., viceC. consul,

W., inspr. of Schools, Dept., ofFrench

secretaire-interprete,. Education, KualaShanghai

Consulate, Lumpur

Bluck, T. E., asst, mgr., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.; Shanghai

Blum, C., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd., Manila

Blum, F., director, Oppenheimer & Cie, Ltd., Kobe

Blume, R., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Blumenfeld, Dr. M, M., Surgery Gynecology & Obstetrics, Shanghai

Blumenfeld, Dr. S. M., Surgery Gynecology & Obstetrics, Shanghai

Blundell, W., director, G. Blundell &,Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Blunn, W. G. C., mng. dir., Blunn* George & Co., Ltd., chrmn., F. M. S. Chamber

of Commerce, Kuala Lumpur

Blunt, A. P., consul-general for Great Britain, Canton

Blunt, D. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore*

Blunt, H. C., Hongkong

Bluntschli, H. C., General Agent, Singapore

Blyth, C., director, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Blyth, F. J., director, Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Blyth, G. H., general agent, American President Lines, Ltd., Singapore

Blythe, W. L., deputy contr. of Labour (Chinese), Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur

 FOREIGN' RESIDENTS F233

Boardman, F. Y., manager, Oriental Telephone & Electric Go., Ltd., Singapore

Boardman,

Bocevitch, A.T.,A.,Rung YikErik

supv., Mill,Crone,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Bocevitch, V., Oil Section,

Bochantzoff, N., Whiteaway, Laidlaw Jardine Engineering

& Co., Ltd.,Oorpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Bockler, K., chief tidesuryeyor, Chinese Maritime Customs,

Bodalin, S. I., attorney, Asiatic Trading Corporation, Ltd., Hankow Kongmoon

Boddy, B. B., insp., Police Force, Shanghai

Bodin, A., dir. gen., Com. Franc, des Chemins de fer de ITndochine et du Yunnan, Hanoi

Bodson, It., sub-mgr., Banque Beige pour I’Etranger (Extreme-Orient), S. A., Shanghai

Bodisco, C. A. de, actg. deputy commissioner, Statistical Dept., Shanghai

Boehl, W., signs peir pro., Roese, Gebrueder (Roese Bros.), Swatow

Boehlke,

Boehm, C.,R.,F.Bayer PharmaInc.,Co.,Manila

E. Zuellig, Shanghai

Boellhoff, H,, China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Canton

Boer, A. M. den, Passage Dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Boerter, A., manager, Tsingtao Carpet Factory, Tsingtao

Bogdanoff, Dr. L., veterinery surgeon, Blue Cross Dog Hospital, Shanghai

Bogh-Andersen, A., vice-consul for Denmark Shanghai

Bogorodsky, K. D., Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Boillot, C., Agent General, Hanoi

Boisivon, A., signs per pro., Banque de ITndochine, Yunnanfu

Boissevain, G. W., consul-general for the Netherlands, Shanghai

Boissezon, R. de, secretaire d’Ambassade & charge des Affaires de, I’Ambassade, French

Legation, Peiping

Boissier, J. S., senior executive engineer, Waterworks, Public Works; Department,

Johore Bahru, Johore

Boizot, G.E.,E.,assoc,

Bojesen, chemist,

editor,Dept,

TheofChina

Chemistry,

Digest,Singapore

Shanghai

Bojesen, P. A., Meter & Testing Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Bojesen, S. L., actg. mgr., Northern Feather Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Balano,

Bolland,A.,H.,chief,

partner,Div.J.ofH.Provincial

Bolland &&Co.,

Municipal

TientsinFinance, Dept, of Finance, Manila

Boiler, R., chief clerk, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Bolliger,

Bolloni, H.W.,Booking

mgr., J. Dept.,

H. Trachsler,

CarlowitzLtd.,& Co.,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Bologoff, G. K., Property & Estate Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bolt, J. C., Consumers

Bolt, N.H.,A.,propr., Engineering

Kunst H.& Albers, Shanghai Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Bolter,

Bolter, Bolter & Co., Singapore

Bolton, M.,

B. E.,editorial staff, Straits

dir., Jardine, Times,& Co.

Matheson Singapore

(Taiwan), Ltd., Taikoku, Formosa '

Bolton, B. E., Tea Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd., Shanghai (Absent),

Bolton, F., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bolton,

Bolton, F.,

G. V.,consulting

mgr., Dunlopengr., Malayan

A. H. Flowerdew & Co.,Malacca

Estates, Ltd., Kuala LumpUr

Bolton,

Bolton, J., gaoler, Prisons Dept., Malacca

Bombach,M.,H.,partner, Marshall,

Fuhrmeister Bolton

& Co., & Co., Shanghai (Absent)

Shanghai

Bonamis,

Bonar, H. F.,J. T.,secty.,

statePortuguese Consulate,

forest officer, Singapore

Forest Dept., Kedah

Boncker, P., agent, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltdi, Cebu

Bond, A., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Bond, J. F., sub-mgr., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ld.,.Manila.

Bond, Lt.-Gen. L. V., General Officer Commanding the Troops, Malaya

Bond, R. N., asst., Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Bone,

Bone, C.C. E.,

H.,C.chief

Accts. surveyor,

Dept., SurveyEngineers,

United Dept., NegriLtd.,Sembilan

Singapore

Bonenfant, A., asst, mgr., Banque de 1’Indochine,

Bonetsky, L. A., Rental Dept., Asia Realty Co., Shanghai Singapore

Bonetta, Cav. Uff. A., general agent, Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co., Shanghai

Boniface, M., managing director, Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

F234 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bonnaval, R., engr., Com. Franc, de Tramways et d’Eclairage Electriques de S’hai, S’hai

Bonnet,

Bonnyman,P. H.,J. A.,

chiefchief

surveyor, Survey Department,

mgr., Shanghai Dockyards, Malacca

Ltd., Shanghai

Bono, E. V., signs per pro., Yannoulatos Bros., Chefoo

Boodt, A.

Boogerman, de, sub-mgr., Banque Beige Pour 1’Etranger (Extreme-Orient), S. A., STiai

Boomer, J. F.,M.,vice-president,

asst., DiethelmW. R.Co.,Babcock

Ltd., Bangkok

& Co., Inc., Manila

Boomsma,

Booriakin, D.A.,F.,Universal

acct., N. Leaf

V. Nederlandsch

Tobacco Co. Indische

of China,Handelsbank,

Shanghai Tokyo

Booriakin,

Boorman, F.,B. inspr.,

V., Texas PoliceCo. Force,

(China),Shanghai

Ltd., Dairen

Booth,

Booth, C.,

F. F.,coldAmerican

storage shop asst., Lines,

President S’pore Ltd.,

Gold Yokohama

Storage Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Booth, G. A., manager, Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd , Tientsin

Booth, I. C., senior surveyor, Survey Dept., Kuala Lumpur (On leave)

Booth,

Booth, R., asst.cargo

R. W., mgr. surveyor,

(Print Works),

RitchieChina Printing

& Bisset,

Singapore

Brochardt, H., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Bordwell, P. H., dir., Wheelock & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Boreham, G. H., dir., Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Borgeest, A. A., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Borioni, C., signs per pro., Olivier-Ohine, Tientsin

Bornemann, O. L., mgr., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Bornholz,

Bornstein,Distribution

Dr. J., staff, Dept., Shanghai Ltd.,

J. H. Trachsler, PowerShanghai

Co., Shanghai

Borras, A. G., chief tide surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Lappa

Borromeo, G., cashier, Bank of The Philippines, Cebu

Bos, H.,H.,secty.-interpr.,

Bosch, mng. partner,Dutch Nachf.Legation,

H. AhrensChungking

& Co., Tokyo

Bosselmand, A.,signs

agent,perAgency of the East& Co.,

Asiatic Co., Ltd., Hankow

Bossing, K., signs per pro., East Asiatic Co., Ltd.,Haiphong

Bosshardt, W., pro., Diethelm Singapore

Bostelmann, H., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Boswell,

Botelho, A.G. R.,

B. S.,partner,Marshall

state forest officer, Forest

Bolton Dept.,

& Co., Kuala Lumpur

Shanghai

Boterf, J. le, Soci6te des Ciments Portland Artificiels de 1’Indochine, Haiphong

Botly, C. W. G., sole partner, Botly & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Bottger, F., asst, mgr., Oriental Machinery Stores, Bangkok

Bottke,

Bough, H.E., C.,A. mgr.

E. G. China Electric Co., Shanghai

Bouianovsky, N. N.&(Statistics

correspondent, Reuters,

& Supply), Ltd., Motors

General Canton China, Ltd., Shanghai

Bouillot, J., supt. (Nhabe), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Boulle,

Boulton,P.,A.,estate

Shippingasst., &Socfin Co., Ltd.,

Insurance Dept.,Kuala Lumpur

Cornes & Co., Kobe

Bouman, H. A., F. van Houten, Visser & Meursinge, Semarang

Boumphrey, C. L., asst., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

Boundy, J. O., mgr., Statistical Department, Shanghai Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Bourgery,

Bourgery, C., administer delegue,French

FrenchCentral

CentralPower

PowerStation,

Station, Tientsin

Bourhill, A G., maintenance engr., Municipal Electricity Dept.,Tientsin

E.. directeur-general, Singapore

Bourke, H. P., Commercial Dept., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Bourke, J., manager, Burlington Hotel, Shanghai

Bourlakoff, M. A., Auto Accessories Dept., Dodge & Seymour (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Bourmakin, J. V., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Bourne, A. M., mgr., North British & Mercantile Ins. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bourne, Major K. M., commissioner, Police Force, Shanghai

Bournes,

Bourrin, N. J.,

A., chief preventive

director, Tourist officer, Indo-China

Information Bureau, S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Saigon

Bousquet,

Boutcher, E., directeur, Nagasins Chaffanjon, S. A., Haiphong

Boutron, P.C.L.,G.,marketing

principal, asst.,

BoutcherThe &Texas

Co., Penang

Co. (China), Ltd., Saigon

Bouvier, F., dir., Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F235

Bovell,

Bowen, C.G.,S.manager,

K., officerBowen

supt. &police

Co., circle,

ManilaPolice Dept., Kulim, Kedah

Bowen,, G. H., manager, Barlow & Co., Ltd. & hon. vice-consul for Spain, S’pore

Bowen, Dr. J. E., resident supt. & radiologist, Country Hospital, Shanghai

Bower,

Bowerman,W. H.,A. staff,

J. H., Freight

Yee TsoongDept.,Tobacco

Canadian Pacific Steamships,

Distributors, Ltd., Kobe

Ltd., Tsinanfu

Bowerman, E. H. R., head cable foreman, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Bowern, C. A., asst, to gen. mgr., Anderson, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bowers, L. I.,Opt.manager,

Bowitz, F., Malayan Signs

Dept., Carlowitz Press,

& Co.,PetroleumSingapore

Shanghai

Bowker, J. L., divisional mgr., Asiatic Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Bowler, A. B., David Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bowling, W., div. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Bowman, R.J. J.,M.,Haskins

Bownass, & Sells,Harvester

International ShanghaiCo. of the Philippines, Manila

Box, A. D., G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd. of Canada, Shanghai

Box, R. H., accounts section, Jardine Eng. Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Boyaner,

Boyaval, L.,I). M.,

Com.BsdeDept.,

CommerceOverseaet de

Trading Co., Ltd.,

Navigation ShanghaiOrient, Saigon

d’Extreme

Boyce, J. R., vice consul for Great Britain,

Boyce, R. F., consul, American Consulate Yokohama Tientsin

Boyd,

Boyd. A.,

C. J.,technical

health adviser on Piece-Goods,

officer, Health Office, B. Customs & Excise Dept., F.M.S.

Pahat, Johore

Boyd, E. E. G., mng. dir., Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping, Perak

Boyd, L. C., Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., Shanghai

Boyd,

Boyer, R., dir. ofHarrisons

Co-operation & reg. of Co-operative Ltd.,Society, Kuala Lumpur

Boyes, G.C., M.,

dir.,mng. and Crosfield

dir., Boyes, Bassett, (Borneo),

Ltd., Shanghai Sandakan

Boyes,

Boyko, J.Y.A., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Boynton, A.Shanghai

J., actg. Dockyards,

mgr., UnitedLtd., Shanghai

Engineers, Ltd., Malacca

Braake, H. B. ter, dir., N. V. Koninklyke Paketvaart-Maatschappy, Batavia

Braake,

Braat, L. ter,

H., mgr., Freight

Wise Asiatic &

& Co., Inc., Transhipment Dept.,

ManilaCo. (N.C.), Ltd., Royal Packet Navigation Co., S’pore

Brace,

Brack, M., actg. consul for Switzerland, Medan, E. C.Hankow

L., Petroleum of Sumatra

Bracken, V. L, chief inspector, Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Dept., Singapore

Bracklo, Dr.

Braddell, R., E.,

legalconsul for Germany,

adviser, SingaporeTsingtao

Improvement Trust, Singapore

Braddell,

Bradford, R.I.G. H.,

St.G.,John, partner,

mgr. for Braddell

N.&C.,Shanghai Bros.,

MotorsSingapore

GeneralBanking (China),

Bradford, Hongkong Corpn., Ltd., Tientsin (On leave)

Shanghai

Bradford, W. R., manager, Philippine Aerial

Bradley, H. W., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, LappaTaxi Co., Manila

Bradley,

Brady, R.F.,P.,asst,

executive engr., Public Works Dept., Province

Johore East, Mersing, Johore

Braga, A.E. A., engr.,City

National Public

BankWorks

of NewDepartment,

York, Shanghai Wellesley

Braga, A.A. S.,

Braga, J., commissioner, MunicipalConsulate,

chancellor, Portuguese Council, Shanghai

Singapore

Braga,

Braga, J.J. M., distribution

R., foreign mgr., supt.,

KwongMacao Koh Water Supply Co., Ltd., Macao

Long, Bangkok

Braham,C.,H.,Sino-Cheraica,

Brahn, actg. consul for Great Britain, Harbin

Shanghai

Braidwood,

Brain, H. N.,W.2ndG.,secty.dir., China

(Press),Soap Co., Embassy,

British Ltd., Shanghai

Tokyo

Braine, Dr. G, I. H., medical officer, District & Malay Hospital, Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Braine,

Braley, J. W. S., asst,

S., sub-manager, acct., Mercantile

International Bank

Savingsof India,

Society, Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Bram, Kj„ Marine Inspector, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Bramwell, E. K., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Brancart,

Branch, Dr.A.,J.mgr., R. B.,Texas Co. (China),

governor, CountryLtd., SaigonShanghai

Hospital,

Brand, A. R., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Brand, Hon. D. F., dir., Sale

Brand, F. J. (Metals), Hunt Engineering & Co., Led., Corporation,

Tokyo Shanghai

Brand, G. M., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Brand, J. D. E., asst., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Singapore,

Brand,

Brand, J.J. K.,

W., dir., A. R.Dept.,

Outdoor BurkillRoyal

& Sons, Ltd.,Navigation

Packet Shanghai Co;, Singapore

Brand, W. M.

Brandeler, Jhr.S.,D.H.vanS. Brand & Co., proprietor, Lijn,'N.

den, Java-China-Japan KuhgpingV., Co., Foochow

Shanghai

Brandon, C. V., branch mgr., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Brandt, A. L., dir. & secty., Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd., Shanghai

Brand, F.A.W.,J., Sales

Brandt, Dept., Brandt

Architectural Dept.,&Brandt

Rodgers, Ltd., Shanghai

& Rogers, Ltd., Shanghai

Brandt,

Brandt, J., managing director, Aall tfc Co., Ltd., Osaka N. V., Shanghai ‘

L. W. jr., Nederlandsqhe Haridel-Maatschappij,

Brandt,

Brandt, R.,

Wm.,Import managingDept,,director,

Jardine,Brandt

Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

& Rodgers, Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Brankin, W., acct., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Branquinho, C. de Liz-Teixeira, secty v Portuguese'Legation, Shanghai

Branson, S. E. M., staff, Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd. Shanghai

Brasch,

Brash, M.F.,B.,Tech. Dept.,Allen

partner, Deutsch Farben,Singapore

& Gledhill, HandeN^ Waibel & .Co., Shanghki

Brash, R. P., managing director;, G. W. Wilson & Co., Ld., Penang

Brassine, H. J., signs per pro., Credit Fonder d’Extreme Orient, Singapore

Braun,

Brauns,G,D. partner,

G., asst, M. Levy,Municipal

warder, Peiping Gaol, Shanghai

Brauns, Erik, director, Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Braxton, W. B., repres., United ErigineerSi Ltd., Singapore

Brayne, A. R., secty. & acct.; Arnhpld & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brayne, W. C., archivist, British Legation, Bangkok

Brazao, M., technical director, Farmacia Mbderna'Jorge & Co:, Ltd., Macao

Breakspear, O. T., director & editor, Finance Commerce, Shanghai

Bree, J. P. de,

Breekland, A., mgr., Technical1stDept.,

asst, resident Royal Netherlands

Cl,, Governor’s Indies’ Airways, Batavia

Office, Medan

Breen, C. J., mgr., Shanghai Lumber Coal

Breen, J., Far Eastern mgr., Assurance Franco-Asiatique, ShanghaiCo., Shanghai

Brendmoe,

Brennan, T„J.,T.Import

American-Far Eastern Matheson

Match Co,.& Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Bresnafian, B , chiefDept;, Jardine,

gaoler, Prisons Department, Co.,Kedah

Ltd., Shanghai

Bresser,

Bretschneider, F., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai Singapore

J. H., sales repres., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd.,

Brett, J.H.G.W.,H.,signs

Breuer, asst. the

supt.firm,

of Police,

Melchers Police

& Co., Department,

Shanghai F.M.S.

Brewer, C. B., Controller of Rubber, Jesselton

Brewer, F., asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Penang

Brewer, H. V. H., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Brewer, J., Printer & Publisher, Shanghai

Brewis,

Brewster,J. Dr.

F., aCtg.H. N.,consul

WilliesforF.Great

PierceBritain,

Memorial Hankow

Hospital, Foochow

Briais, Antonio, managing director, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Briceno, J. F., consul for Panama, Yokohama

Bridge, A. L., mgr., Court Hotel, Tientsin

Bridge,

Bridge, A.H. L.,V.,G.secty.,

director,Pottinger & Co.,

Pottinger Ltd.,Ltd.,

& Co., Tientsin

Tientsin

Bridgeford,

Bridger, H. L., accountant, Forster-McClellan&Co.,

M., sub-mgr., Warner, Barnes Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Manila

Bridges, F. S., Shipping Dept., Asiatic

Bridges, W. F. N., surveyor-general, Survey Department, Petroleum Co, (N.C.), Ltd.,Lumpur

Kuala Shanghai

Bridgwood,

Briggs, F. A.,B., signs

partner, the firm,

Bennon McAuliffe,

Kuala, Lumpur Youngs k Co., Batavia

Briggs, R., supt., Dunlop Malayan

Briggs, S., Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila Estates, Ltd., Malacca.

Brighouse,

Bright, J., S.,director,

chairman,DupireBangkok

Morrell,Dock Ltd.Co.,& Labour

Ltd., Bangkok

Association, Ltd., Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F237

Brightman, C. K. L., gen. sales repres., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Penang

Brightwell, G., accountant, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Singapore

Brill, R., partner, A. Ehlers & Co., Shanghai

Brimberg, H., proprietor, China Furs, Tientsin

Brims, G. J., supt. of Installation, China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bringert, R., mgr., Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., Shanghai

Brinkman, F. L., mgr., Java Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Shanghai

Brionval, J., premier secretaire, French Legation, Bangkok

Brisbane,

Brisbane, C.D. S.,A.,mgr., Borneo

partner., White,Motors,

PageLtd. & Borneo

& Co.,. ManilaChevrolet, Ltd., Penang

Brisk, H. H., Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brisk,

Brisk, I. A., asst., Rubber Purchasing Dept.,

PacificDunlop RubberLtd.,

Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Bristow,S. J.C.,A.,Passenger Dept.,

Legal Section, Canadian

Standard-Vacuum Steamships,

Oil Co., Shanghai

Briton, C. D., Property Accounts Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brittain, L. J., mgr., Nestle cfc Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Penang

Broad,

Broad, F.B. E.,S.,Rev.

Broad

Broad Shokai K.K. K., Tokyo

Broadfoot, T. A.,Shokai

United K., Tokyoof Canada Mission, Kongmoon

Church

Broadhurst, D. K., asst. supt. of Police, Police Department, Penang

Broadley,

Brocken, P.R.T.,J.,staff,

Engineering Dept., Frost,

Harper, Gilfillan & Co.,Bland & Co., Lumpur

Ltd., Kuala Ltd., Shanghai

Brockett, W. H., town supervisor, Town Board, Johore

Brockhurst, G. N., proprietor, Singleton-Benda Shosha, Yokohama

Brockmann, W., acct., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Dairen

Broderick, W., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Brodie, D. C., sings per pro., Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Brodie,

Brodie, W. F.,W secretary, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Broecke,Dr.J. V., H.,

acct.,health officer,

Banque BeigeIlealth

pour Officer’s

1’EtrangerDept., Penang

(Extreme-Orient), S. A., Shanghai

Broek, J, van den, director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Broetje,

Brolykke, G., Shipping Dept., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Kobe

Brondal,

Brondgeest, A.,O.,C.,

Import

mgr., Dept.,

AsiaticEastPeiping

Eastengineer, Co,Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ltd., Shanghai

Bronsing, J. R., supt.

Inward, Outward CargoElectric & ClaimCo.Dept.,

(1922),Royal

Ltd.,Packet

PeipingNav. Co., S’pore

Broodbank, A. J. B., commissioner, Customs & Excise Dept., Sandakan

Brook, A., mng. dir., H. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd., Swatow

Brook, E.,

Brook, C. V.BrookW., Works Dept.,

& Co., dir. Shanghai

& gen. Gas Co., Ltd.,

mgr., Economic Shanghai

Transport & Lighter Co., Ltd., S’hai

Brooke, C. E. R. M., per pro., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Brooke, H. H. Bertram Willies, Special Commr. for Sarawak in England, Sarawak

Brooke,

Brooke, H. H. Sir

E.J. T.H. W., Charles

A., agent, Vyner, Rajah of Sarawak

Brooke,

Brookman, Davies,Eastern

J., manager, BrookeSmelting

Feltman Gran,& Co.,

&Bros. Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Shanghai

Juvenile Imports Co., Manila

Brooks, A. C., senior chemist, Department of Chemistry, Singapore

Brooks, G. R., secretary, Thailand Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Broom, R. R., asst., Harrisons Barker k Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Broome,

Broomhall,C. E.B. T.,H. electrical

M., acct., staff

Gibb,afloat, Cable && Wireless,

Livingston Co., Ltd-,Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Brouchoud, E., asst., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Broughton,

Broussouloux,Lt.F.,Comdr. chef deR.laA.,police,

cypherFrench

officer,Municipal

British Embassy, Tokyo

Council, Hankow

Brouwer,

Brouwer, E. V. V., president, Raden van Justitie, Sourabaya Medan

D. J., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Siantar Sub-branch,

Brown, A., inspector of Machinery, Surveyor-General of Ships ’Dept., Singapore

Brown, A.A. A.,E. V.,

Brown, vice-consul for Great& Britain,

Lowe, Bingham Matthews, Davao, dir., Ker & Co., Ltd., Manila

Shanghai

Brown, A. G., Strong & Co., Kobe

Brown, A. J., supt., Fire Brigade, Penang

Brown, A. K., Acct. Dept., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

F238 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Brown, A. P., director of Sales, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Kobe

Brown, A. S., partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, ipoh, Perak

Brown,

Brown, C.,

Hon.Book Mr.Dept.,

C. C., Malaya PublishingPahang

British Resident, House,(On

Ltd.,leave)

Singapore

Brown, C. E. M., Editorial Dept., North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, D.

Brown, D., C.,editorial staff, for

vice-consul Straits

GreatTimes, Singapore

Britain, Legaspi, The Philippines

Brown, E. G., actg. chief engr., Way

Brown, G., mgr., G. W. Wilson & Co., Ltd., Sungei & Works, F.M.S. Railways,

Patani, KedahKuala Lumpur

Brown,

Brown, G.G. S.,C., asst,

mgr.,conservator

Ker & Co., ofLtd., CebuForest Department, Sandakan

Forest,

Brown, H., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, H. W., secty., Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Brown, J., secretary, China Handkerchief & Hemming Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brown,

Brown, J.J., B.,

asst.,Mackenzie

Harrisons& Barker

Co., Ltd.,

Shanghai

Brown, J. C., asst., McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Medan

Brown, J. E., Central Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Brown, J. G., actg. vice-consul for Portugal & partner, A. A. Anthony & Co., Penang

Brown, J. H, factory mgr., Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Bangkok

Brown, J. McL, acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Brown,

Brown, J.Major

N., sub-acct.,

L. A., navyChartered Bank of American

officer attached, India, Australia

Embassy,& China,

PeipingKobe

Brown, N. D., vice-pres, Kiangsu Realty Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Brown, R., asst, treasurer, Treasurer’s

Brown, Dr. R. E., supt., Wuhu General Hospital, Wuhu Dept., Singapore

Brown, R. J. W., signs per pro., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Brown,

Brown, T.S. B.C., jr.,vice-consul

asst, mgr.,forAmerican

America, Foreign

YunnanfuInsurance Association, Shanghai

Brown,

Brown, W. G. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India,Dept.,

W. D., Fire Loss Adjusting & Auctioneering L. Moore

Australia & Co.,Shanghai

& China, Ld., S’hai

Brown, W. J., secretary, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Browne, Capt. A. C., floating staff, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Browne,

Browne, F.G. G.,G. T.,senior asst,acct.,

senior conservator

TreasuryofDept.,Forests, Forest Dept,, S.S. & F.M.S.

F.M.S.

Browne, J. R., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Brownfield,

Browning, J.Commr.

F., FireL. Loss

N., naval Attache,& British

Adjusting Legation,Dept.,

Auctioneering Bangkok

L. MooreAr Co., Ltd.,

Shanghai

Browning, H. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Brownlie,

Brownlow,W.,H.,staff, Harper,Bank,

The Chase Gilfillan

Shanghai& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Browrigg, H., chief inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Bruce, A, Estates Dept., Harrisons

Bruce,

Bruce, G.I. C.,D.,vice-pres.

Tea Dept.,& gen. mgr., Post

Jardine, Mercury& Co.,

Matheson Co., Fed.

Ltd.,Inc.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Bruce, P. A., principal, China Inland Mission Senior School, Chefoo

Bruce, R. K. A., senior surveyor, Survey Dept., Taying, Perak

Bruderer, H., mgr., Biedermann & Co., Saigon

Brudermann, O., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Brueckner, R., “ Bayer” Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Bruestlein,

Bruggeman,E.F.G.,J.,signs per pro.,

Resident of theHooglandt

East Coast& ofCo.,Sumatra,

Singapore Medan

Brugger, A., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Bruggisser, H., vice-president, F.

Bruggmann, A., Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Kobe E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Bruijn, W. N.J. de,H.,Nederlandsche

Brummond, Handel Maatschappij,

asst, marine surveyor, Chinese Maritime N. V.,Customs,

ShanghaiAmoy

Brundin, E., Ekman Foreign Agencies, Ltd., Shanghai

Brundle,

Bruner, G.K.W.,A., vice-consul,

asst, architect, Public Consulate,

American Works Dept.,KobeSingapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F239

Brunet, A., agent general, Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Brunn, G. F., (Import), Raspe & Co., Kobe

Bruno, E., Banque de ITndochine, Saigon

Bruyn, Y.Th.J.J.H.,de,personal

Brunt, asst, to dir.,Dept.,

mgr., Accountancy Co-operative Societies Dept.,

Royal Netherlands Indies’Kuala Lumpur

Airways, Batavia

Bruyn, W. J. de, secty., Dutch Consulate, Kobe

Bryan, A. I., resident secty., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Manila

Bryan, P. A., representative, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Export Co,, Shanghai

Bryant, Hon. Mr. G. W., Acting British Resident, Pahang

Bryant, R. F., mgr., Eastern Extension, Australasia & China Tel. Co., Ltd., Foochow

Bryant, R. R., mgr., Eastern Extension, Australasia & China Tel. Co., Ltd., Foochow

Bryant, Group R.Capt.B.,W.forest

Bryce-Smith, E. G., asst.,

air attache,

BorneoBritish

Co., Embassy, Tokyo

Ltd., Bangkok

Bryden, E. M., dir., Malcolm & Co., Ltd. Shanghai

Bryden, S. W., supt., Johore Works, Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Brydon,

Bryner, A.L. M.,

J., 4th

asst,engr.,

mgr.,C.Bryner

S. Recorder,

Harbin& Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Bryner,

Bryner, B. J., mgr. & repres,, Hanover FireHarbin

B., mng. partner, Bryner & Co., Insurance Co. of the City of New York, Harbin

Bryner, L.,

Bryner F. J.,mng.mng.partner,

partner,Bryner

Bryner& Co.,

& Co.Tientsin

Bryning, H. E. W., repres., J ohnson &

Bryson, H. P., clerk of Counils, Executive CouncilPhillips, Ltd.& (London),

LegislativeIpoh, PerakSingapore

Council,

Bryson, R., Tea Dept., Jardine0 Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bryson, R. N., mgr.. Capital Lethographers, Ltd., Tientsin

Buchan, Miss, Studio,

Buchan, Capt. Advertising

P. W., Honorary & Publicity Bureau,

Aide-de-Camp, ColonialLtd.,

Govt.,Singapore

Straits Settlements

Buchanan, A., asst, mgr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Buchanan, A. M., asst, wharfinger & warehouseman, Hongkew Wharf, Shanghai

Buchanan, A.M.,R., Paterson,

Buchanan, forest asst.,Simons

Borneo &Co.,Co.,Ltd.,Ltd.,

Bangkok

Singapore

Buchanan, T. F., News Dept., Reuters,

Buchert, Dr. R., Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo Ltd.,, Shanghai

Buck, A. W., mgr., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Buck, G., East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Harbin

Buckberrough, W. R., freight & passenger agent, Canadian Pacific S.S., Ltd., Tokyo

Buckens, F., secty., Belgian Embassy, Tokyo

Buckeridge,

Buckitt, E. R.,B. dir.,

C. J.,Harvie,

suo-officer,

CookeMunicipal FireShanghai

& Co., Ltd., Brigade, Singapore

Buckle, A. C., dir., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd.,

Buckley, E. R., Traffic Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Penang Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Buckley, T. A., Fire Loss Adjusting

Buckley, T. A., chemist, Agricultural Dept., S. S. & F.M.S.

Buck nail, E. H., proprietor, Star Ginseng Co., Foochow

Buckwell, S. R. L., actg. customs revenue officer, Lower Perak District, Perak

Budd, Sir C. L., k.b.e., chairman, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Budd, J. C., director, Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Buehler, T.A.,J.,asst.,

Buddie, asst.,Hooglandt

New Zealand& Co.,Insurance

SingaporeCo., Ltd., Singapore

Buenaventura,

Buergin, P. R„ mng. dir., General Motors&China,

P., chief of Div. (Catalog Copyright), National Library, Manila

Ltd., Shanghai

Bugge, O. L., P. & O. Steam Navigation Co., Singapore (On leave)

Buhmann, L., engr., Rud. Ratjen

Buhre,J.W.,

Buis, G., engineer, Rud. Ratjen

acct., Nederlansch & Co.,Handelsbank,

Indische K. G., Tokyo N. V., Amoy

Bulford,

Bull, C. J.,E. supt.,

H., partner, A. A. Anthony

Police Force, Shanghai& Co., Penang

Bull, H. R., district judge, Civil District Court, Singapore

Bull, W.W.R.,A.manager

Bullen, E., warder,for Japan, Sun Gaol,

Municipal Insurance Office, Ltd., Tokyo

Shanghai

Bulling, A. E., prop., A. E., Bulling & Co., Tientsin

 F240 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Bulloch, J. R., repres., Employer’s Liability Assurance Corpn., Ltd., Singapore

Bulloch, R. K., Import Dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Bum, M., Brazilian Consulate, Kobe

Bumphrey, B. W., Standard-Vacuum

Bundy, A., charge Oil Co., Hsinho

engr., Municipal Electricity Department, Singapore

Buncio, G. Dy, pres., Dy Buncio

Buncio, M. V. Vda. de C. Dy, dir., Dy Buncio & Co., Inc., Manila

& Co., Inc., Manila

Buncio, V. Dy, 1st vice-pres., Dy Buncio & Co., Inc., Manila

Bunge,

Bungey,E.,W.A.Bremen

S.,P.,dir., Colonial

Yee Tsoongand Tobacco

China Trading Co., Hankow

Distributors, Ltd.,Co.,

Shanghai

Bungey, managing director, Keystone Tobacco Ltd., Dairen

Bunn, F. P., Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Buntin, J. S., warehouseman, Harbour Board, Penang

Bunten,

Burbidge,W.,G.manager, Siemens-Schuckert

J., manager, Isuan Inc., Denki

ManilaKabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo

Burch, F. R., Hongkong & Shanghai

Burckhardt, H., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Burg, A. T., consul for Belgium, Padang

Burgas, R., Warner Barnes & Co., Ld., Iloilo

Burge,

Burgess,C.A.,J., dir.,

tidesurveyor,

Taku TugChinese

& Lighter Maritime

Co., Ltd.,Customs,

TientsinChinwangtao

Burgess, A. William, Forbes

Burgess, G. F. A., dir., Consolidated Tin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Burgess, P. H., customs

Petroleum, Singaporeofficer, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco and

Burgess, W. J., acct., British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Buriatte, Hon. Mr. E. A. de, dir., Mercantile Bank of India (Trustees), Ltd., Penang

Burke,

Burke, C.Capt. C. P-, Honorary Aide-de-Camp,

P., barrister-at-law, John G. Campbell Colonial

& Co.,Govt., Straits Settlements

Singapore

Burke, G. L., consul for America, Tientsin

Burke, R. G., sales engr., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Burke-Gaffney, E. M. O’D., senior exec, engr., Malayan Public Works Service, F.M.S.

Burkhardt, H., signs per-pro., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Burkhardt, H., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Burkhardt,

Burkill, A. W., F. M.director,

J., mgr.,A. Ligtvoet’s

R. Burkill Fabrieken

& Sons, Ltd.,vanShanghai

Bouwmaterialen,

(Absent) Sourabaya

Burkill, C. R., director, A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ltd., Shanghai (Absent)

Burmeister, E., manager,

Burn, A. C., director Asiaticmanager,

& business Yeast Works,

CentralLtd., Shanghai

China Post, Ltd., Hankow

Burn, A. E. H., mgr., American Express Co., Inc., Singapore

Burn, R. A., Insurance Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.. Shanghai

Burn,

Burnes,S. R.J.,E.,manager,

principal,Patten, Mackenzie

Shanghai & Co.,School,

American Shanghai

Shanghai (On leave)

Burnett, C. N., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Burns, A., battery supt., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Burns, N., Distribution Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Burns,

Burns R.,R., officer supt. policeCo.,circle, Police Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Burns, W. partner,

A., asst.,EvattG. H. &Slot &Singapore

Co., Ltd., Penang

Buroh, C., signs per pro., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Burrows, F. D., director, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Burstall, S. R., asst., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burt, R. F., dir., Ross, Taylor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Burton,

Burton, E.H.,M.,Shanghai

branch Dockyards,

mgr., Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd., Harbin

Ltd., Shanghai

Burton, B., Camel Bell, Peiping

Burton, J., director, Crystal, Ltd., Tientsin

Burton,

Burton, J.J. R.,

H. M., asst, engr.,

managing Public Estate

proprietor. Works

c Hospital Bahru,Agency,

JohoreKuala Lumpur

Burton, W., Editorial Dept., China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Burton, W. L., director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Burtt, A. W., senior chemist, Dept, of Chemistry, Penang

 F0BE1GN RESIDENTS F241

Busch, E., Architect, Shanghai

Buse, S. M.,

Bush, B.E. A., Varekamp

Manufacturing & Co., Medan

Bush, S., Asiatic PetroleumDept., Henningsen

Co. (P.I.), Produce Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Manila

Busmakin, B., Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Busse, M.A.W., partner, O.H.Anz & Co., Chefoo

Busson, R., mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Bangkok

Butland, B. E., marketing asst., Texas Co. . (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Butler, C. A., wardeiy Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Butler,

Butler, E.C.E., D.,

H., Butler

wharf & Co., Holt’s

engineer, ShanghaiWharf, Shanghai

Butler, partner, Gibson, Anderson, Butler & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Butler, E. O., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Butler, Dr. L. E.,' Medical Practitioner,

Butler, R. K., dir., Taylor Garage, Ltd., Shanghai Tokyo

Butler,

Butt, D.T.M.,A.,director,

mng. editor,

Scott,Shanghai

Harding Evening PostShanghai

& Co., Ltd., & Mercury, Shanghai

Butt,

Butte,W. L., marketing

W., Continental asst., Texas

Motors, ShanghaiCo. (China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Butteling, W. J., harbourmaster, Asahah Harbour,

Butter, W., agent, Signode Steel Strapping Co., Singapore Medan

Butterfield,

Buttmann, F.,C. Winckler

H., Crown&counsel, Attorney-General’s Dept., Singapore

Co., Yokohama

Buttridge, G. P., dir., China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Butts,

Buxbaum,Y. R.,C. Fertilizer

H., managing Dept.,director,

ImperialHospital

Chemical Industries

Supply (China),

Co., Ltd., TokyoLtd., Shanghai

Buxton, H. P., asst, forest officer, Fofest Dept., Sarawak

Buyers, G. A., partner, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Bylandt, H. E. Count W. F. L. van, minister plenip. for the Netherlands, Peiping

Byles, D. V., up-country staff, British-Araerican Tobacco Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Bynoe,

Byrd, C.M.F.,L.,asst.,

medical officer,&Govt.

Hongkong Hospital,

Shanghai Muar,Corporation,

Banking Johore Chefoo

Byrne, E. G., broker, Lovatt & Byrne, Hankow

Byrne, J.K. L.,M.,office

Byrne, asst., Municipal

4th magistrate. Secretariat,

Criminal DistrictSingapore

& Police Courts, Singapore

Byrne, P. L., dir., Nivea Co., Hankow

Cable, F. S., asst., South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cabrera,

Cacace, G.C.,A.,mgr.,mng.Manila

dir., A.Publising

B. DavidCo., Manila

& Co., Ltd., Saigon

Cachemaille,

Cachero, E., Y. L.,

attorney,acct., Controller

Department ofof Rubber,

Justice, Kuala Lumpur

Manila, The Philippines'

Cacho, J., pres., Asociacion Filatelica de Filipinas, Manila

Cad, F. A., secty., Provincial Board, Province of Zamboanga

Cadol,

Cader, A.,

Hon.consulMr. H.forH.France, SwatowMunicipal Council, Penang

A., commr.,

Cader, T. A., S. L. Husain & Co., Kobe

Cadiere, C., mechanicien, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels des ITndochine,

HaiphongF, K., vice-pres., Cadwallader Bros., Inc., Manila

Cadwallader,

Cadwallader, W. F., pres. & gen. mgr., Cadwallader Bros., Inc., Manila

Caguiat,Lt.G.,E.Clarke

Cahill, & Larkin,

M., attache Manila study, American Embassy, Peiping

for language

Cahusac, A. B.,

Cahusac,'E. F., res.

Patent & Trade

secty., MarkAssurance

Sun Life Attorney,Co.Tokyo

of Canada, Shanghai

Cairns, C., senior asst, conservator of

Cairns, H, engr. on special duty, Chinese Maritime Forest, Forest Customs,

Dept., Negri

AmoySembilan

Cairns, J., financial asst., Municipal Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Cajucom, J. M., dir. & secty., Philippine Milling Co., Manila

Calacala, F. M., dist. agricultural asst., Agricultural Dept.,West Coast, B. N. Borneo

Calcina,

Calder, A.P. B.,G.,acct.,

Exchange Broker,

Shanghai Shanghai

Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 F242 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Calder, A. B., asst. com. attache, American Consulate, Shanghai

Calder, M. G.,

Calder, W. J. P.,mgr.,

mgr.,Cable

E. I.&DuWireless,

Pont deLtd., Medan& Co., Inc., Tientsin

Nemours

Calder-Marshall, Sir R., mng. dir., Calder Marshall &Branch,

Calderwood, R. W., ofhcer-in-charge of Investigation Co., Ltd.,Police Dept., Selangor

Shanghai

Caldwell, F. A. S., asst, supt., Police Dept., Negri Sembilan

Caldwell, A.J. D.,

Calhoun, K., consul-general

mgr., National for CityAmerica,

Bank ofTientsin

New York, Manila

Callant, A., acct., Banque Beige Pour 1’Etranger (Extreme-Orient) S. A., Shanghai

Callaway, C., manager, Philippine Refining Co., Inc., Manila

Callie,

Camatta,J. L.,

R., Bunge & Co.,riverLtd.,inspr.,

actg, dist. Shanghai

Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Cambe,

Cameron, R., manager, Siam Steam Packet Co., Ltd.,Dept.,

Bangkok

Cameron, A.A. A., G., health officer.

councilor, British Municipal

Municipal Health

Council, Malacca

Tientsin

Cameron, A. N., supt., Orphanage Tract Press & Faith Orphanage, Changsha

Cameron,

Cameron, A.A. T.,R., boiler

Rollinghouse

Stocksupt., Dept.,Municipal

SingaporeElectricity

Traction Department,

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Cameron, G. D., signs per pro., Companies Dept.,

Cameron, G. M., secty. & gen. mgr., L. Moore & Co., Ltd., Shanghai Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Cameron, H. H., Borden Co., Shanghai

Cammaerts, M., asst, agriculturist, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Cammiade, C. A., chief appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Camp, Hbt. de la, partner, Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Campagne,

Semarang Dr. T. J. van L., agent, Vereenigde Yorstenlandsche Cultuurmy., N. V.,

Campbell, A.,

Campbell, A. R., Asst,warder,

District Officer, Klang

Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Campbell, A. S., personal secty., Shanghai Office of the Inspectorate-General of

Customs, Shanghai

Campbell, C., field service mgr., China Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Campbell, D., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, S’hai

Campbell, D. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Campbell, G. B., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hankow

Campbell,

Campbell, G. K.,actg.Lowe,

H., secty.,Bingham & Matthews, Ltd., Shanghai

Campbell, H. A., estate mgr.,United

SocfinEngineers, Singapore

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Campbell, J., senior warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Campbell, J. G., deputy chief acct., British Municipal Council, Tientsin

Campbell, J. H., factory supt., China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Campbell,

Campbell, J. P., asst.

actg. inst.

secty.,supt.,

Singapore Slipway & Engineering Co., Ltd., Singapore

Campbell, J.J. V.S., T., executive engr.,Texas Co.

Malayan (China),

PublicLtd.,

WorksTientsin

Service, F.M.S.

Campbell, P. D., Finance & Accts. Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Campbell,

Campbell, R.Dr.A.,S. inst. mgr., Asiatic

J., medical officer, Petroleum Co. (South

Medical & Health China),

Dept., BruneiLtd., Swatow

Campbell,

Campbell, T.W.A.,F.,Fleming

White, Page & Williamson,

& Co., Manila Manila

Caompi, J., Cmpagnie

Camporelli, A.desCamporelli

Chargeurs&R^unis, Saigon

Campos, D. R.,A.,asst,staff,chief, Industrial Div., Co.,Bureau

Shanghai

of Commerce, Manila, The Philippines

Campos, Dr. Joaquim de, consul for Portugal, Bangkok

Campos,

Campos, Dr.M. P.

P., dir., da, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Campos, R. F.,Philippine MillingMining

dir., Prudential Co., Manila

Co., Inc., Manila

Camus, M., dir., Itogon Mining Co., Manila

Canavarro, L. P. P., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Candlin,

Candlot, T.Ch.,S.H.Societe

R., William, Forbes Portland

desKaratzas

Ciments & Co., Ltd., Tientsinde ITnochine, Haiphong

Artificiels

Canellakis, C., mgr., Bros. & Co., Tientsin

Canizares, A., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Canizares, J., asst, chief, Admin. & Pub. Debt Div., Bureau of the Treasury, Manila

Canned, A., 2nd asst., Municipal Architect

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F243

Canning, J. R. (Factory), S. Moutrie & Co.,

Canning, L. E., dir., Frost, Bland & Co., Ltd., Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Cannon,

Cantopher, W. P.J.,G.manager, China Woodworking

A., Hongkong Dry Kiln

& Shanghai Banking Co., Ltd.,

Corpn., Shanghai

Shanghai

Capel,Petroleum,

A. EL., supervisor,

Singapore Department of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobaoqo and

Capell, C. A., Accounting Div., Standard-Vacuum OR Co., Shanghai

Capelle, D., chef comp., Soc. des

Cappelen, J. M., L. H. Smith & Co., Chefoo Ciments Portland Artificiels .de Plndochine, Haiphong

Capstick, A. E., Capstick

Capstick, A. L., Capstick & Co., Tientsin Tientsin

Caraballo, G. H., Union

Caraig, InsuranceElectrotype

Society of Canton,Inc., Ltd.,

ManilaManila

Carbery,E.A.A.,M.mgr., Commercial

H., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd.,Co.,Singapore

Carbonell,

Cardenas, J.W.P.,L.Attorney-At-Law,

R., offlcer-in-chargeManila

police depot, Johpre State Police, Johore

Caretti, E., director, pro. tern., Postal Administration, Tientsin

Carey,

Carey, E. L., Clarke &, Larkin, College,

Manila

Carey, H.P. T.,R., stores

principal,

mgr.,Malay

China ElectricKuala Kangsar,

Co., Ltd., Perak

Shanghai

Carey, R. B., dir., Dunlop

Cargill, K., Borneo Co., Ltd., SarawakMalayan Estates, Lid., Malacca

Carlisle,GilS. R.,

Carlos, M., Ross,

Shanghai Office Selph

Lawrencie, of the&Inspectorate General of Customs, Shanghai

Carrascoso, Manila

Carlos, P., Rae’s Tea Set Factory, Shanghai

Carlsen, A. E., Accts. Dept., Asiatic Petroleurii Co. (N. G ), Ltd., Shanghai

Carlsen, N. P. V., Eng. & Supplies Dept., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai,

Carlson, E. M., manager, Cornes & 06., Yokohama

Carmona,

Carneiro, F.V.,E.,viceAmerican

chrmn. &Express

pres., Philippine National Bank, Manila

Co., Inc., Shanghai

Carneiro,

Carneiro, R., H., Lizzo

vice-consul

& Lizza,forLtd.,

Brazil,Shanghai

Shanghai

Carney, J. W.,Finance

Carol in, E.W., asst, general

& Accts.manager, Standard-Vacuum

Dept., Harrisons ifeCro^field,OilLtd.,

Co.,Medan

Shanghai

(On leave)

Carpenter,

Carpenter, D,H., N.,officesalesmgr.,

engr., Otis Elevator

Colgate Co., Shanghai

Palmblive-Peet Co., Manila

Carr, E. L., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan

Carr, J., asst, manager, York Shipley Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Carr, M. H., Estates Dept., Sime, Darby &Co., Ltd., Malacca

Carr-Archer,

Garrard, L., elec, J. A.,engr,,

sr. customs

Societe officer,

Anonyme Customs <& Excise

Franeaise SiamDept., NegriKampar,

et Malaise, SembilanPerak,

Carrascoso, A.

Carrier, A.C. L., T-

N., dist.jr.,

editorial lawyer, Ross, Lawrence, Selph & Carrascoso, Manila

Carrier, foreststaff, Singapore

officer, Forest Free

Dept.,Press, Ltd., Singapore

Dingings & Bruas, Perak

Carrier, M. J. A., elec, engr., Societe Anonyme Francaise en c aSiam et Malaise, Kampar, Perak

Carriere, J. D., mgr., Java-China-Japan Lij n 4-g te fr P Shanghai, N. V., Shanghai

Carrington, E. P.,forest

Carroll, D., asst, Tipperofficer,

&■Forest Co., Tientsin

Dept., Sarawak

Carroll, L. C., editorial staff,

Carroll, R. J., partner, Ciarrolf BrothersMaia.ya Tribune, &Singapore

Co., Kobe

Carroll, W. G., mgr., Airmotive Co., Bangkok

Carruthers,,

Carruthers, W. N., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

A. H., asst., Boustead & Co„Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Carson, A. B., partner, White, Page & Co., Manila

Carson, A. H., contr. of Tels., Malaya, Posts

Carson, B. H., mgr., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., & vice-consul& Telegraph Dept., Kuala Lumpur

for Sweden, Penang

Carson, H., dir., Peoples Mortgage & Investment Co., Manila

Carson, L. D., mgr., Reliance Motors Fed. Inc,, U.S.A., Shanghai

Carswell,

Carter, A.,R.,agent,

mgr.,Kailan

SungeiMining

Bagan Administration,

Rubber Co., Ltd.,Tongku,

SingaporeTaku

Carter, A. H., dir.; Borrows & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Carter, C. W., clerk, American Embassy, Peiping

Carter, H. W., chief acct., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

F8

 F244 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Carter, L. A. M., surveyor to Lloyd’s Agents, Cornes, & Co., Yokohama

Carter,

Carter, R.T., W., mechanical

Building engr., Fogden,

& Engineering Dept.,Brisbane

Sime, Darby& Co.,

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cartwright, W. N., asst, engr., P. W. D., Bagan Serai, Perak

Carvaial, E. J., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Carvalho, J.A. H.,

Carvalho, B., technical

Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.,

asst.. Public WorksShanghai

Dept., Muar, Johore

Carvalho,

Carvalho, Y. de, Columbia Casualty Co. ofof New

J. H. de, National City Bank New York,

York, Shanghai

Shanghai

Carver, J. C., chemist, Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Case, E., asst, mgr., Kriedt Printing Co., Manila

Case, H. E., asst., general manager, Yangtze Rapid S.S. Co., Ichang

Caseley, J. R., director, Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Casey, C. E., attorney, Standard - Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Casey, E., partner,

Caspersen, C. G. V., Casey & Co.,Oriental

asst, mgr., ChefooMachinery Stores, Bangkok

Cassam, L. H., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Singapore

Cassedy, J. S., (Imports), Hunt Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Cassel, I.,A.F.S.,E.sub-acct.,

Cassels, Zuellig, Inc., ManilaBank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Cassels, E. J., PurchasingChartered Dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Cassels, R.W. R.,

Cassels, C., asst.,

specialPritchard & Co., Ltd.,&Ipoh,

repres., Hongkong PerakBanking Corpn., Shanghai

Shanghai

Casserly, M. J. P., asst, engr., Public Works Dept., Batu Pahat, Johore

Cassy, K. J., Kennedy, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Penang

Castillo, C., Bayne & Co., Manila

Castillo J. P.The

Manila, del,Philippines

chief of div. (Register of Priests & Ministers), National Library,

Castillo, J. T. del., Ker & Co., Ltd., Manila

Castrillo, Z., adm. officer, Bureau of Lands, Manila

Castro, C. B., trust officer, Philippine Trust Co., Manila

Castro,

Castro, F.F. Rodrigues de, StrongMansions

H., acct., Broadway & Co., Nagoya

Hotel & Broadway Mansions Apts., Shanghai

Castro, P., acting district forest officer, Forest Dept., Kudat

Castro,

Castro, P.

T., de, librarian, National Library, Pangasinan Branch, Pangasinan

Catala, R., secty.,

Manila

O’Racca Confectionery

editor-in-chief, Co.,

“ A.F.F. ”, Magazine Inc.,ofManila

Philippine Postage Stamps,etc.,

Caton, E. J., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Catt, L. J.,M.,depot

Cattand, mgr., John Little &French

Co., Ltd. Ipoh, Perak

Cattenburch,vice-consul, archiviste,

Ch. van, acct., Consulate,

Royal Netherlands Shanghai

Indies Airways

Air Lines, Singapore

Catto, A. R., Representative of Exchange Telegraph Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Caucanas,

Caul J., dir., Banque& Commercial

de ITndochine, Haiphong

Caun,ton,J., B.E.,

TelsShipping

& Go’s Trading Society,Office, Kalian Mining Administration, Shanghai

Singapore

Gaunter, J. D., asst., ferry service dept., Harbour

Cave-Brown, R. P., acct., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Board, PenangLtd., Tientsin

Cavender, H. M., vice-pres., Itogon Mining Co., Manila

Cawley, W. F., passenger agent, Robert Dollar Co., Manila

Caylan, P. C., librarian, National Library, Zamboanga Branch, Zamboanga

Caynes, C. C., 4th officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Cecil, L. F., mgr., American Express Co., Inc., Manila

Celis, A. M., secty.,

Cellan-Jones, NortonSingapore,

A., Dentist, & HarrisonPenang

Co., Manila

Cervania, G.O.,A.,Clarke

Cessford, & Larkin,engr.,

distribution Manila

Municipal Water Dept., Singapore

Cessford,

Chadderton, R. A.,

L., mgr.,

acct., Fraser

Dunlop &Malayan

Neave, Ltd., KualaLtd.,Lumpur

Estates, Malacca

Chadderton, N., gaoler, Municipal

Chadwick, D., asst., Evatt

Chaffanjon, L. J., admin.-delegue, Magasins Chaffanjon, S. A., Hanoi

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F245

Chagas, J. F., das, secty.-interpr., Portuguese Legation, Shanghai

Chagas, J.,

Chagin, M. Printing

R. das, vice-consul,

Dept., N. C.Portuguese

Daily News Legation,

S( Herald, Peiping

Ltd., Shanghai

Chalmers,

Chalmers, A.,

J. Hongkong

McRae, mgr.,& Maynard

Shanghai&BankingCo., Ltd.,Corpn.,

Singapore Shanghai

Chalmers, W. M., A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Chamberlain,

Chamberlain, A.L. W., H., manager,

supt., Police Force, City

National Shanghai

Bank of New York, Osaka

Chamberlin, F. W., asst, marine supt., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Chambers, A. H., Cotton Mills Dept.,

Chambers, E. A. C., wharfinger & warehouseman, Jardine, Matheson

Old Ningpo & Co.,Wharf,

Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Chambers, H. B., vice-pres. & treasurer, Guttridge & Chambers Haiphong

Chambers, G. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Inc., Manila

Chambers,

Chamier A.,J.dir.,L., state

Stanton,engr.,Nelson

Publick Works Dept., Trengganu

Co., Ltd.,Singapore

Champagne, J. L., engr., Electrical

Champanhet, A., mgr., Cie Asiatique et Africaine,Dept., Thai Electric

SaigonCorporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Champney, H., asst, wharfinger & warehouseman, Pootung Wharves, Shanghai

Chanco,

Chandler,A F.L.,W.,librarian,

Hongkong National Library,Banking

k Shanghai Paco Branch,

Corporation,Paco Saigon

Chandler,

Chandless, T. W., chief accountant, General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd., Shanghai

Chandumal,R.D.,H.,accountant,

Anglo-American Export Co.,& Sons,

K. Hoondamall Tientsin Kobe

Chant, D. K., Swan Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Chanturai, V., Export Dept., Reuter, Brockelmann k Co., Shanghai

Chapelain, A. M., dir., Post Office, Shanghai

Chaplin, Y.E.,S.,asst.,

Chaplin, Guthrie

Jardine k Co., Ltd.,

Engineering Singapore Ltd., Shanghai

Corporation,

Chapman, C., manager, Sunsuntay Co., Shanghai

Chapman, H.H. A.,

Chapman, A., hon.

standing

secty.,dir.,Belgian

Sale &Consulate,

Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Yokohama

Chapman,

Chapman, H. J. H.,A.,consul

director,for Helm

America, Bros.,Bangkok

Ltd., Yokohama

Chapman,

Chapman, J.M.W.,B., Sales Dept.,Chartered

sub-acct., China Printing

Bank of&India,

Finishing Co., Ltd.,

Australia Shanghai

k China, Singapore

Chapman, P. E., actg. consul, Dutch Consulate,

Chapman, W. P., sub-acct., Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd., Bangkok Taikoku, Formosa

Chapman, W. M., works supt., Hai Ho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Chapman, Dr. W. R., mgr., Sales Mgr’s Office, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Chapron, R., prop.,

Charlesworth, F. G.,Eastern

partner,Hotel,

Shearn,Foochow

Delamore & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Charlesworth, G. D., Harold Bell, Toylor, Bird & Co., Tokyo

Charlie,

Charlton,B. R., technical asst., Public Works Dept., Johore Bahru, Johore

Charlwood, Hon. Mr. E. C. H., director,Ltd.,

J. C., Shanghai Dockyards, Shanghai

Robinson & Co., Ltd., committee, Singapore

Chamber of Commerce, Singapore

Charters, W., deputy chief officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Chase, A. S., consul,

Chase-Currier, American

V., resdt. engr. &Consulate, DairenElectric Lighting, Ltd., Malacca

mgr., Malacca

Chasey,

Chater, R.L. W.,

C., senior exec, engr.,Government

superintendent, Malayan PublicPrintingWorks Service,

Office, F.M.S.

Sarawak

Chater, W. J. asst, supt., Govt. Printing Office, Sarawak

Chatham,

Chatham, W. G. K.H.,acct., Jardine,

director, NorthMatheson

China Wool& Co.,Co.,Ltd.,Ltd.,Tientsin

Tientsin

Chatley, H., consulting engr., Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Chattaway,

Chaturong, Lt.-Col. P. K., chief civil engr., Thai State Railways,Singapore

Capt. H. W., aviation officer, Public Works Dept., Bangkok

Cheatham, E. G., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Cheek, M. C., life insce. mgr., Theo. H. Davies k Co., Ltd., Manila

Cheeseman, H.R., deputy dir. of Education S.S. & deputy adviser in Education, F.M.S.

Cheetham,

Cheetham, B.C. S.,L., Local

agent,Sales

Manufacturers

Dept., Asiatic Life Petroleum

Insurance Co. Co.,(N.

Shanghai

C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Cheke, D. J., actg. consul for Great Britain, Mukden

F8*

^246 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Chelliah, C., deputy medical officer, Govt. Hospital, Segamat, Johore

Chelliah, J. V., chairman, Victor & 06., Ltd., Penang

Chenoir, S., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Chelmis,

Chelvan, G.A. D.,E., acct., GhinaPrinters,

office mgr., Hellenic Ltd.,

Lines.Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Cherrill, R. L, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P, I.), Ltd., Artificials,

Chenu, G., dir. gen., Soci6te'des Ciment Portland llanila de I’indochine, Haiphong

Cherrington,

Cherry, .G. R,,. chairman, Singapore Cold. Storage Dept,

E-, G-, asst, registrar of Textiles Quotas, of Statistics,

Co,, Ltd., Singapore

dir., Boustead Jk Gp.iG

Ltd.,W.Singapore

Cherry, T., supt.. Government Printing Office, . ^ Singapore

Chester, J. T., structural designer, Public Works Dept.,. Singapore

Chettle, A., mgr., Thomas Cook:

Chetvernia, J. E., factory mgr., Woodcraft Works, Ltd,, Shanghai

Chevalerie,

Chevretton, G.D.manager,

de la, consul, Belgian Consulate, Yokohama

Chew, T. T., L., S. Elphinstone, Banque de ITndochine,

Taihoku, Eormosa Shanghai

Chi,

Chiba,T. L,D.,Delivery

dir. &, wholesale

& Insce. mgr.,

Dept.,.1.Mitsui

I. Tschurin

Bussan& Co., Ltd.,.Ltd.,

Kaisha, Harbin

Peiping

Chidson, L. H., partner, Allen Gledhill, Singapore

Chilton, W. B., chief administrator, Mines Area, Kilan Mining Administratitm, Tientsin

Chinniah,

Chipp, W. W., bldg, inspr.,

F., forest Public Dept,,

engr., Forest Works S.Department,

S. & F. M. S.Negri Sembilan

Chirokoff, S., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels des iTndoehine,. Haiphong

Chisholm, J.T. S.,

Chisholm, W.,director, A. S. Watson

Tyo Babcock Kabushiki & Go.' , Shanghai

Kaisha, Yokohama

Chisholm, W. R., gaoler, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Chitty, Dr. E. G, surgeon, Ipoh Hospital, Perak

Chivers, W., gen. secty., Automobile Association of Malaya, Singapore

Chofre,

Chollot, S., Union Insurance

Dept.,Society ofChine,

Canton, Ltd., Manila

Chollot, L.P. J.,

A., dir.

Import& technical Olivier

manager, Shanghai

Fonciere et Innnobiliere de Chine, Shanghai

Chongchareon, P., vice-consul for Thailand, Penang

Choohlantzeff,

Ghoolaram, H., C.asst.,

S., asst,

D. warder, Municipal

Chellaram, Shanghai Gaol, Shanghai

Choplin, G., controller, Banque Franco-Chinoise pourle Commerce et lTndustrie, S’hai

Chotirmall,

Chowns, T., D.gaoler,

A., proprietor, K. A. J. Chotirmall

Gaols Department, Kuala Lumpur

Christ, O., Schmidt &, Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Christensen, P.H.L., Telegraph Station, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Christensen T. L.. Export Dept., Cornes &Co., Kobe

Christian,

Christiansen, W. H.,B., dept, mgr., YeeStores,

dir., Oriental TsoongLtd.,

Tobacco

BangkokDistributors, Ltd., Tientsin

Christiansen, H. M., consul-general for Denmark, Bangkok (Absent)

Christie,

Christie, F.,

T. L.,mgr., Lacey &Chartered

sub-agent, Cannan, Ltd., Hankow

Christopherson, D., mgr., sales mgr’s.Bank

office,ofKailan

India,Mining

Australia & China, Haiphong

Administration, Tientsin

Chu, S., chairman, Peiping Electric Co. (1922), Ltd., Peiping

Chubb, J., Dodwell & Co., Ld., Foochow

Chubb, T., asst.,

Chudzinski, Standard-Vacuum

M., signs Oil Co.,& Co

per pro., Carlowitz Foochow

, Shanghai

Chuma, T., Delivery & Insce. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd,, Peiping

Church, A. G., asst., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Church, C. J., ilirector, Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Church, H. T. V., 3rd officer, C. S'. Recorder, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Churchill, G. H. W., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co, (P.I.), Ltd., Iloilo

Churchill,

Churchill, N., wharfinger

T., Dunlop

Rubber Co. (China), Ltd.,Hongkew Wharf, Shanghai

Tientsin

Churchill, W. F. N., state treasurer, State Treasury, Kuala Lumpur

Churchman,

Cisneros, Ian, Technical

GarridoDept,, Bangkok DockSpanish

.Co., Ltd,, Bangkok

Clague, J.Don Justo

M., asst, archivist, y,British

envoy extraord.,

Embassy, Tokyo Legation, Peiping

Clair, D. St., clerk, American Embassy, Peiping

 FOltEftlN RESllbtNTS F247

Clamp, B., asst., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., IpoB, Perak

Clark, A., partner, A. A. Anthony & Cp., Penang

Clark, C. D. Le C., under secty., Secretariat, Sarawak

Clark,

Clark, G.Frederico

M., asst.degen. Castello-Branco,

mgr., United: ambdr.

Engineers, extra.Ltd.,

& plenip., Brazilian Embassy, Tokyo

Singapore

Clark, H. B., vice-consul for America, Bangkok.

Clark,

Clark, H.

H. B., Hongkong && Shanghai

L, Lubricants Banking

Fuel Oil Hept., Corporation,

Asiatic PetroleumPeiping

Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Clark, J. A., partner, Evatt & 0o.> director, Ulu Pandan (Singapore) Rubber;

Estates,

Clark, J.J. A., Singapore

Clark, E. A.,agent,

asst,Hongkong & Shanghai

secty., Municipal BankingPenang

Secretariat, Corporation, Dairen

Clark, J. M. H„ Commercial Dept., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Clark, J. S,, mgr., Richard Hudnut & William R. Warner

Clark, J. W., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer's Dept., Penang

Clark, Mi, visiting agent, Sime, Darby , jfe Co., Ltd., Malacca

Clark, R.N. F.,

Clark, E., William

HongkongJacks & Shanghai BankingLtd.,

& Co. (Malaya), Corporation,

Penang Singapore

Clark, S. J., gen. mgr., Planters Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Clark,

Clark, S.T. W., Travel Advisers,

A., Structural Shanghai

Engineering Dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Clark, W., dir., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Clark-Kerr, Sir Archibald, k.c.m.g., ambassador, British Legation, Peiping

Clark-Walker, A. McG., senior surveyor, Survey Dept., Perak (On leave)

Clarke, G. E., senior warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Clarke, H. D., staff, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Clarke, H. P., secty., treas. & assessor, Municipal Secretary’s Dept., Malacca.

Clarke, J. A., partner, Evatt & Co., dir., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Clarke, L. H., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Clarke, M. C., dist. surgeon, Medical Dept., Beaufort & Interior, B. N. Borneo

Clarke, N. W. B., deputy commr. of P. W., Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Clarke,

Clarke, V.W. F.,G., mgr., AsiaticClarkes

principal, Petroleum

Agency, Co. Shanghai

(South China), Ltd., Canton

Clarke,

Clarkson, W. M., Liebermann Waelchli

Clarkson, J.J. F.,

H., mgr.,

dir., J.Dunlop Malayan

A. Russell & Co.,Estates,

Kuala Ltd.,

Lumpur

Claxton, E. W., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Clay, J. G., mgr., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Clay, S. D., partner, Clay & Co., Kobe

Clayton, G. A., General Electric Cp. (of China), Ltd., Shanghai

Claytoi,

Clear, C. Comdr.

A., FredS.Wilson

O., dental

& Co.,corps,

Inc.,American

Manila Embassy, Peiping

Clegg1, A. E., president, Roosevelt Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila

Cleland, H.D. F.R.,C.,Lowe,

Cleland, Hongkong

Bingham& Shanghai

&. Matthews, Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Shanghai

Clement, A. J., Ford Finance Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Clemente,

Clements, E.P. C., dist.resident

W. A., forest officer, Forest Department,

engr., Hongkong & Shanghai Jesselton

Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Clements, H. F.,

: dir., Wm. Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., Penang

Clemons, R. S., customs officer, Lower Perak Dist., Perak

Clibborn, E. N., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Clifford,

Clifford, G.Hon.F., L.Civil Engineering

J., dir., Hume Pipe Dept.,

(FarPTnited

East), Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Singapore

Climie, Capt. J. F., marine detachment, American Embassy, Peiping

Clissold, Y.J. B.,H. J.,

Cloarec, supt.,Shanghai

Police Force,

Office Shanghai

of the Inspectorate General of Customs, Shanghai

Cloche, B. La, repres., Sime, Darby

Clouth, W. R., mgr., Clouth

Clubb, 0.W.E.,K.,consul

Clubley, shift(Protection of American

engr., Municipal Interests),

Electricity SupplyAmerican Consulate, Shanghai

Dept., Penang

Clutter, D. E., dir., Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Singapore

 F248 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Coales,

Coates, H. A., director, Wilkinson Works,

F. G., deputy dir. of Public ProcessPublic

RubberWorks

Co., Dept., StraitsLumpur

Ltd., Kuala Settlements

Coates, L. V., examiner, Chinese Maritime

Coates, P. D., vice-consul, British Consulate, Canton Customs, Mengtsz

Cobb, A. H. K., branch mgr., British Traders’ Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cobb,

Cobbett,P. H.,A. M., director,

director, ChinaH. C.Soap Co.,&Ld.,

Dixon Son,Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Cobbett, J. C., partner, Rodyk &

Cobbold, P. C. Y., sign per pro., Borneo Co., Ld., Davidson, Singapore

Sarawak

Cobden-Ramsay, A. B., commr. of Lands & Mines Office, Trengganu

Oobham, R. H., acct., A. Plerbert, Ltd., Osaka

Cobley, H.R. H.,

Cobon, A., chief

Finance tfc Accts.Survey

surveyor, Dept.,Dept.,

Harrisons

Negri& Crosfield,

Sembilan Ltd., Medan

(On leave)

Cochet, J., gen. agent for Far East, Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, S’hai

Cochran, J. M., mgr., Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Cochrane, W. H., manager, Bangkok Manufacturing Co., Bangkok

Cock, T., director,

Cockburn, J., engr.,Geddes Trading & Dairy

Surveyor-General FarmDept.,

of Ships’ Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Cockle,

Cockman,Capt. Capt.A. H.V., J.,asst,chairman,

supt., Police Dept.,Board,

Sanitary Singapore

Perak

Cocks, Lieut. L. P., r.a., Hon. Aide-de-Camp, Col. Govt., Straits Settlements

Cody, F. W., Getz Bros. & Co., Shanghai

Coe, T. P., director-general, Malayan Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Coftey, Lt.

Coffin, W. N., Trafficlanguage Dept., Yee TsoongAmerican

TobaccoEmbassy,

Distributors, Ltd., Tientsin

Coffin, Dr. C.D.E.D.,jr.,medical attache,

officer, Chinese Maritime Customs,Peiping

Canton

Cogan, E.O., mgr., Export Dept., International Harvester Co. of the Philippines, Manila

Coghill, J. P., superintending

Cognon,A.,surveillant, consul, British Consulate, Tientsin

Cogswell, J. E., mgr. & Societe des Ciment

buyer, Rubber Portland

Purchasing Artificials del’Indochine,

Dept., Dunlop Rubber Haiphong

Co., Ltd.,

Singapore

Cohen, H., manager, G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cohen, H. B., mgr., Wharf Dept., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Cohen, H. H., chairman, Cohen, Henry H., Ltd., Shanghai

Cohen,

Cohen, I.J. M.,E., General Accident,

N. J., Karanjia Fire Shanghai

& Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Cohen, M., mgr., Netherlands Selling Organisation, N. V., Osaka

Cohen, Mrs. M. J., dir., Cohen, Henry H., Ltd., Shanghai

'Cohen, M. M., staff, D. E. J. Abraham, Shanghai

Oole, J. R., asst. supt. of Police, Police Dept., F. M. S.

Cole, J. W., partner, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Cole, W., president,

•Colebeck, W. G. F., town Townsupt., Board,Health

JohoreOfficer’s

Bahru, Department,

Johore Penang (On leave)

Ooleclough, P. J., staff, Anglo-French & Bendixsens

Coleman-Doscas, A. E., state agricultural officer, Agricultural Ltd., Singapore

Dept., Johore

Colin, G., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Saigon

Colin, L., consul for France, Tientsin

Collaco, F. A., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Collaco,

Collaco, S.H, A.,C., Publicity

Sales Office, ImperialDept.,

& Property Chemical Industries

Imperial (China),

Chemical Ltd., Shanghai

Industries (China), Ltd.,

Shanghai

Collar, H. J., dir., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Collett,

Collier, E.J. R.G.,W.,dir.,signs

Green per&pro., Whittall

Collier, Ltd., &Singapore

Co., Kuala Lumpur

Collier, J. D., Manufacturers’ Representative,

Collier, L. American Internationa,! Underwriters Yokohama

for the Philippines, Inc., Manila

Collin,

Collin, H., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Collinge,Hialmar, minister,Joseph

C. E., manager, DanishTravers

Legation, Bangkok

& Sons, Ltd., Malaya

Collingwood, J. E., actg. mgr., Marconi (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Collins,

Collins, E.A.J. J.,A.,

E.,secty,,

A. R. Burkill &Dept., Sons,American

Ltd., Shanghai

Collins, China Claims

Import & Export LumberAsiatic Underwriters,

Co., Ltd., ShanghaiFed. Inc., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F249

Collins, J. A. Jr., vice-consul, (Archives & Communications), American Consulate, S’hai

Collins, Y. L., vice-consul, American Consulate, Batavia

Collins,

Collison,W.E. L.,V., mng.

inspr.,proprietor, Collins,

Police Force, Book Emporium, Kuala Lumpur

Shanghai

Collom, C. C., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Colman,

Colmorgen,P., asst., MarineDept.,

R., Import Supt's.N. Dept.,

V. Behn, Indo-China

Meyer & S.Co.,N.Handel

Co., Ltd.,Mij.,Shanghai

Sourabaya

Colose, B.M., asst, mgr., Het Onderling Lev. Cenootschap “De Olveh van 1879,” Batavia

Colquhoun, A. M., deputy acct., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Coltart, G. M., partner, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Coltman, A. O., proprietor, Botty & Edwards, Kuala Lumpur

Coltman, W. P., asst. mgr. Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Columbine,

Colvill, W. M.M.,E.,consul-general

acct., CharteredforBank of India,Batavia

hlorway, Aust. & China, Singapore

Colyer, A. H., dist. sales mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Ipoh, Perak

Colyer, R. D. M., supervisor, Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Comas, E., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Combe, R., manager, Thailand Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Comery, P., asst, treas., Revenue Office, Shanghai

Commissariat,

Comper, E.William

G. G.F.,H., J., mgr.,Jacks

J. C.&Chinai

Co.

(Malaya), Ltd., Penang

Conaghan, asst., Wreford &

Conaghan, T. E., principal, Wreford & Thornton, Thornton, Penang

Penang

Conant,

Conceicao, R., local staff. Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Div.,

H.A.R., asst. gen. mgr., Lubricating Oil Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., S’hai

Singapore

Concepcion, J., dir., National Business School, Manila

Conde, A., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Bacolod

Conde, D.B.,

Condon, Capt.Clarke & Larkin,

R., attache Manila study, American Embassy, Peiping

for language

Conduit, R., supt., Police Force, Shanghai

Coney,

Conn, D. B., sr. customs

H., asst.,H.,ferrychief officer,

service dept.,Customs

Harbour & Excise

Board, Dept., Negri Sembilan

PenangPagoda

Connaughton, tidesurveyor & harbourmaster, Anchorage, Chinese

Maritime

Connell, J. C. Customs,

F., asst., Foochow

Hongkong

Connock,C.M.,

Connor, R. F.,foreign

mgr., British Malayan

staff, Cable Petroleum

& Wireless, Ltd.,Co., Ltd., Brunei

Singapore

Connor, G. S.,Asiatic

Connor, R., asst., Petroleum

South BritishCo. Insurance

(P. I.), Ltd.,Co.,Manila

Ltd., Singapore

Connor, W. B., acct., Electrical Dept., Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Conrad,

Conrad, H.,

J. D.,(Afga

2ndPhoto), Deutsche

asst, treas., Hanson, Farben-Handels

Orth & Stevenson,WaibelInc..

Manila

Conradt-Eberlin, A., engr., Thai Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Constant,

Contreras,M., A., asst, mgr., Maintenance

Property Steel Bros.

Co. (Thailand), Ltd., &Bangkok

E. D. Sassoon Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Conveney, A.M.,H.,passenger

mgr., Mactavish, Twigg

Co., Shanghai

Cook, C. B., dir.

Conway, J. agent, American Lines, Ltd., Ltd., Shanghai

Cook, E. C., sales manager, Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Bangkok

Cook, G. H., inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsingtao

Cook, H. J. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, S’hai

Cook, H. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Foochow

Cook, J. H., district operating mgr., States Steamship Co., Manila

Cook, R., service mgr., China Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Cooke, A. P., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Cooke, E. J., wharfinger, Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Cooke, F. C., chemist, Agricultural Dept., S.S. & F.M.S.

Cooke, F. H., Motor Dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Cooke, G. P., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China Kobe

Cooke,

Cooke, R.L. J.,H.,Borrows

Oppenheimer& Co., Casing Co., Tientsin

Ltd., Tientsin

Cooley, J. N,, asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

 F250 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Coomaraswamy, K., deputy medical officer, Govt. Hospital, Johore Bahru, Johore

Coombs, K., asst, engr., Municipal Electric Transport Dept., Penang

Cooper, C. W., Cooper and Black, Shanghai

Cooper, E. C., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cooper,

Cooper, J.,H. secretary,

S., dir. & secty.,

Harbour C. N.Board,

GrayPenang

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cooper, J., A., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd., Swatow

Cooper, L. L., usst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Cooper,

Cooper, T.W.G.A.,D.asst,

A., customs

contr. ofofficer, Customs

Posts,. Posts & Excise Dept.,

& Telegraphs F. M. S.Lumpur

Dept., Kuala

Cooray, D., rep res.,, Siw/apore Free Press, Ltd. & Straits Times, Kuala Lumpur

Cooray. F. F., editorial stafl, Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur

Cope, F., branch mgr,, Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Canton

Cope, G.P., actg. marine supt., China Navigation Co., Ltd., Hankow

Coppage,

Corai, C., R.mgr.,

O. J.,N. test audit inspr.,

I. Section, NestleF.M.S. Railways,Milk

Anglb-Swiss KualaProducts

LumpurLtd., Singapore

Corbaley, C. W., manager, Andersen Meyer &; Co., Ltd., Hankow

Corbet,

Corbett,A.,G. managing

H., senior director, BorneoAgricultural

entomotogist, Motors, Ltd.,Dept.,

Singapore

S.S. & F.M.S.

Corbett,A.M.J.,C.,General

Corbin, MiningOffice,

& Metallurgical

Caldbeck, Engineer,

MacgregorIpoh, & Co.,Perak

Ltd,, Shanghai

Corbin, C., mgr. & secty., Sarawak Electricity Supply Co,, Ld., Sarawak

Cordeiro, E., Standard-Vacuum Oil

Corish, F. J-, warder, Municipal Gaol, ShanghaiCo., Amoy

Cork, P. D., Dupire Morrell, Ld., Singapore

Cormac, C. H. K., asst., Brown, Phillips Stewart, Ipoh, Perak

Cormack,

Cormack, J.G.,B.Property Maintenance

B., Wireless Dept., E.Ltd.,D. Sassoon

Dept., Mollers’, Shanghai& Cb„ Ltd., Shanghai

Cornelius, Rev. Bro., dir., St. John’s Institution, KualaCorporation,

Cornaby, W. B., signs per pro., Jardine Engineering Lumpur Ltd., Tsingtao

Cornelius,

Corner, E. S.J, W., dy. registrar,

H., asst, Municipal Gardens,

director, Botanical Registry Singapore,

of Births & Penang

Deaths, Malacca

Cornes, N. J., Cornes & Co^Yokohama

Cornfield,

Cornish, A.J.,C.,treas., Country Hospital,

asst, gen.mgr., Shanghai Oil Co., Shanghai

Standard-Vacuum

Cornish, H. E., asst, contr. of Telecommunications (.Engineering), Posts & Telegraphs

Department, Taiping, Perak

Cornu, J., signs per pro., G. Audoyer, Yokohama

Corpe, W. J., Fleming

Clarke &&Larkin,

Williamson,

ManilaManila

Correa, L.,F. C.,

Corpus, sub-admtr.-gen., Compania General de Tabacos de Pilipinas, Manila

Correa, L., president, Central Azucarrera de Bais, Manila

Corrie, H., Civil

Corrit, A., rubberEngineer

regulation officer, ThirdShanghai

& Contractor, Div., Kanowit, Sarawak

Corry, W. C. S., actg. asst, secty. to Govt., Federal Seci'etariat, F.M.S.

Corsane*

Corsane, W.Mrs.H.,M.dir.,

W., Hankow

dir., Hankow Ice Works,

Ice Works, Ltd., Hankow

Ltd., Hankow

Corson, T.,

Cortabitarte, conservator of Forests, Forest Department, Sarawak

Corte-Real, C.,M.Correspondence

de, mgr., Central LuzonKelly

Dept., Milling

& Walsh,Co., Inc., Manila

Ld., Shanghai

Cortinovis, E., asst. (Workshop), Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Cortum,, A,, partner, Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie,

Coseteng, E., gen. manager, Eduardo Co Seteng & Co., Manila Shanghai

Coshan, C. H., foreign staff, Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Costa, A. de, chief bailiff, Civil District Court, Singapore

Costa, A. A. da, acct.,Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Costa,

Costa, A. C., National City' Bank of New York, Shanghai

Costa, A.A. G.F. da,

da, accountant,

The Chase Bank,Fonciere et Immobiliere

Shanghai de Chine, Shanghai

Costa, A: S., Accts. Dept.,.E. D. Sassoon Banking

Costa, C. A., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Costa, E.H. A.,

Uosta, Universal

A. da, Chartered LeafBank

Tobacco Co. ofAustralia

of India, China,. Ltd., Shanghai

& China, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F25l

Costa, H. E. da, Office Equipment Dept., Dodwetl & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Costa,

Costa, J.,J. da,

chiefasst.,

clerk,Penang

Shanghai

CasketEvening' PostPenang

Co., Ltd., &, Shanghai

Costa, J. C. da, The Chase Bairk,

Costa, J. G., China Finance Corporation, Shanghai Shanghai

Costa,

Costa, L.L. H. A. da,

de, sub-acct..

engineer’sNational City BankEngineering

clerk, Municipal of New York, Harbin

Dept., Malacca

T

Costa, T. A. M.

J da, mgr., Auslander’s Finance ci Import Office, Shanghai

Costen, W. T., acct., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co,, Saigon

Costenoble, H., A. Elders & Co., Shanghai

Cotta, J.,A. Strong.

de, lightkeeper, Marine Dept., Singapore

Cotte,

Cotterman, &president,

Co,, Kobe

Cotterman, Leo. K., vice-pres.Philippine

C. M., Co., ManilaCo., Manila - ■

Acetylene Acetylene

& treas., Philippine

Cotton,

Coughn,C.C.H.,S., mgr.,

Acct. Hotel

Dept.,Riviera, Macao H. Ltd., Shanghai

Cohen, Henry

Coulhac, G. de, secretaire-gen., French Municipal Council, Tientsin :

Couliou,

Coulson, C.,H. mgr., Compagnie

N., mgr., Produce d’Exportation de Produits

Export Co. (Harbin), Ltd.,Asiatiques,

Harbin Shanghai

Coulson, N., deputy slipt. (Store

Coultas, W. W., consul geiieral, British Legation, Bangkok

Count,

Coupar, W. K. Le, mgr.,Findlay Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd.'/, Bangkok

Coupar, D.,D. Cooper,

A., building surveyor, & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Municipal Engineers Dept., Penang

Couper, A. D., actg. disk surveyor, Survey Office, Kota Tringgi & Mersing, Johore

Courseulles,

Courtenay, C.F. E., de, signs

mgr., perBanquepro., dePaterson;

1’Indochine,

Simons Singapore

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Courtils,

Courtois, L.F.,des, engr.,dir.Tientsin

adm. etTramways

controleur&financiers,

Lighting Co.,Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai

Ltd., Tientsin

Cousins, L. G., dir., Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cousturier, E. J. R. F., deputy co'mmr. (Gen. Otijice), Shanghai Customs,, Shanghai

Couto, A. B. de, director, Empreza LuSb-Japoneza, Kobe /

Couto, A. R. de, Brazilian Consulate, Kphe

Couto,

Coutts, P.J. A.V.M.,H.,

de,dental

Brazilian Consulate, Kobe Penang

Coveney, mgr.,officer, General

Mactavish, Hospital,

Twigg

Coviaux, P. L., Banque de l’Indochine, Shanghai

Covington,

Covitt, J. E., pres., Universal LeafShanghaiCo.,Co.Ltd.,of China,

Tobacco Shanghai

Cowan, L,R.,Swan, Culbertson

dir., China Printing& Fritz,

& Finishing Shanghai

Cowe, G. M., North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cowell,

Cowell, E. J., chief secty., Kailan Mining Administration,

Kuala Lumpur Tientsin

Cowen, E.H. O.J., B.,estateA. C.as$t,, Socfin&Co.,

Henning Co.,Ltd.,

Peiping

Cowgill,

Cowin, V. G., hon.asst.,theBennie,

British Resident, British Resident’s Office, Negri Sembilan

Cowley,J.R.,F.L.,L.,consul for GreatLowick

Britain,& Co., Singapore

Tokyo

Cowling, H. W., managing director, Gammon (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Cox, A. T., vice-consul, Passport & Registration Office, British Consulate, Shanghai

Cox, J.L.,R.acct.,

Cox, L., asst.,

MedicalPritchard &Singapore

Dept.,& Co., Co., Ltd., Penang

Cox, R., Harrisons, Barker Ltd., Penang

Cox,

Cox, R.R. A., mgr., South

E. auditor & acct.,British InsuranceSocieties

Co-operative Co., Ltd.,Dept.,

TokyoKuala Lumpur

Cox, Rupert, Rupert Oox Goshi Kaisha, Kobe

Cox, R. F., asst., British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Cox, V. C. V., acct., Robinson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Coyle,

Crable, B. G., dir., WiseOffice Appliance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cragill, K.K.,M.,Borneo & Co.,Ltd.,

Co., Inc;,B. Manila

N. Borneo

Craig,

Craig, J. H., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd S., Singapore

H., engineer supt., Indo-China N. Co., Ltd./Shanghai

Craigie, A. P., Joseph Travers & Sons, Ltd., Singapore

F252 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Craigie, H.E. the Rt. Hon. Sir Robert, British Ambassador Extraordinary, Tokyo

Graigie, W. T., Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Craik, D.R., M.,

Craik, signsChartered

per pro., Architect,

McAlister Penang

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Craik, T. B., staff, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Cramsie, A. V., representative, J. K. Gwinnell, Singapore

Cramwinckel, Dr. J. H., vice-consul for the Netherlands, Singapore

Cranfield,

Cranford,R., R.H.acct.,

F., asst.,

G., China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai Products Ltd., Singapore

Crank, ChinaNestle & Anglo-Swiss

Printing & Finishing Milk

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cranna, A. P., planting adviser, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Craw, J. S., Bayne & Co., Manila

Crawford, F. S., Gen. Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Crawford,

Crawford, G., Capt.inspr.,

G. F.Police

L., soleForce, Shanghai

propr., Angus »fe Co., Shanghai

Crawford, Geo. W., managing-director, Medical Hall, Ld., Singapore

Crawford, J. G., district officer, Larut District, Perak

Crawford,E. R.,

Creasy, B. S.,partner, DerrickPatons

Sales Office,

Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Creer, J. K., settlement collector, Settlement Collector’s Office, Trengganu

Creighton, Comdr. J. M., naval attache, American Embassy, Peiping

Cremer,

Crepin, P., consul for France, Yunnanfu Medan

H., chairman, Deli Railway Co.,

Crescini, J. A., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Cresson, L., general mgr., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Cresswell, J. A., asst. supt. of Police, Police Dept,, F.M.S.

Creswell,

Cretch, A.Lt.-Col. HarryofI. Mines,

H. M., inspr. T., military

Minesattache, U. S. A. Embassy, Tokyo

Dept., Perak

Creutzberg,

BataviaA., Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.,Genootschap

H., sub-manager, Het Onderling Lev. “De Olvehvan (1879),

Crichton, Shanghai

Crichton, A. M., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Crichton, L.J., J.,asst,Warner,

Crichton, acct., Mansfield

Barnes & &Co.,Co.,Ltd.,

Ld.,Manila

Singapore

Crickmer, H. A., technical asst., Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Crighton, E. A., Millington, Ltd., Shanghai

Crispin,

Criss, E.,C.WiseA., Accounting Div., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

& Co., Inc., Manila

Crocker, Edward S., first secretary, U. S. A. Embassy, Tokyo

Crocker,

Croft, C. Ira, pro-mgr.

M., commercial secretary, National

CanadianCity Bank ofTokyo

Legation, New York, Canton

Croft, E. R., Patons & Baldwins,

Crokam, W. G., dir., Macgregors, Ltd., ShanghaiLtd., Shanghai

Cromarty, J. A., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Crombie, J. M., asst, auditor, Audit Office, Singapore

Cromby,

Crompton,W.J.T.,P.,Nielsen

inspector& Malcolm,

of Works,Shanghai

Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Crone, E., land commissioner, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Crone,

Cronyn, R. von der, mgr., signs per pro., VolkartDept.,

Brothers, Shanghai

Crooks, D.Capt. I. L., supt.

P., Liddell Bros.of &Prisons,

Co., Ltd.,Prisons

Shanghai Singapore

Crooks, O. G. asst, mgr., Maynard & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Crosby, Sir J., minister, British Legation, Bangkok

Crosley,

Cross, W.W.H.,T.,4thdir.,officer,

Boustead

C. S. &Recorder,

Co., Ltd.,Cable

Singapore

& Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Crossland,

Crovat, J.

Phil., A.,

mgr.,tidesurveyor

Paper &

Dept., harbour master,

Philippine Chinese

Education Co.,Maritime Customs, Foochow

Inc., Manila

Crow, Carl, president, Carl Crow, Inc., Shanghai

Crowden, S. C., asst, godown supt., China Navigation Co., Ltd., Hankow

Crowe, J. V.,F. manager,

Crowther, H., studentFord Motor Co.British

interpreter, Exports,Embassy,

Inc., Shanghai

Tokyo

Cruickshank, G.J. G.,

Cruickshank, O., dist.

sub-acct.,

mgr., Chartered Bank of India,

Imperial Chemical Australia

Industries & China,

(China), Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Foochow

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F253

Cruickshank, I. J. O., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Cruikshank, Jactg. sr. district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur Corporation, Singapore

Crutchfield, H., clerk, American Embassy, Peiping

Cruz, A.A. de

Cruz, M. la,da,secty.,

director,MiraExport

Hermanos Inc., Co.,

& Import ManilaLtd. of Cochinchine, Saigon

Cruz,

Cruz, C. A., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai of Cochinchine, Saigon

A. M. da Jr., Export & Import Co., Ltd.

Cruz, E.D.,dechief

Cruz, mechanic,

la, chief, Div. Sabatar

of Forest&Investigation,

Co., Manila Bureau of Forrestry, Manila

Cruz, F. A. de, editorial staff, Singapore Free Press, Ltd. <$f Straits Times, Singapore

Cruz, F. F. da, Berrick &. Co., Ltd., Kobe

Cruz, F. J. de, signal sergeant, Marine Dept., Singapore

Cruz, H. J., Accounts &l Gen. Office, Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cruz,

Cruz, J.J., deacct., China Hellenic

la, Holland Mines, Ltd.,

China Trading Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Co. (Shanghai),

Cruz, L., C. B. Nelson & Co., Manila

Cruz, L. F., cashier & disbursing officer (Admin. Div.), National Library, Manila

Cruz,

Cruz, V.S.M.F.A.C.,deda,Clarke

la,Export &, Larkin,

White, ManilaManila

Cruz, & Page

Import& Co.,

Co., Ltd. of Cochinchine, Saigon

Cruz, W. J.,M.,East

Cuaderno, Asiatic Philippine

vice-pres., Co., Ltd., Shanghai

National Bank, Manila

Cuhel, F. J., general

Culbertson, C. D., Swan, Culbertson mgr., Dodge & Seymour, Ltd., Singapore

& Fritz, Shanghai

Cull, S. E., terminal supt., Texas Co.

Cullen, A., asst, assessor, Assessment Dept., Singapore (China), Ltd., Dairen

Cullen, L. D. E., asst. supt. of Police, Police

Cullings, L. D., acct., National City Bank of New York, Singapore Department, Negri Sembilan

Cumberba'tcb, L. H., Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., Shanghai

Cumine, E. B.,

Cumine, H.A.M.,C.Cumine Cumine & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

& Co., Mercantile

Ltd., Shanghai

Gumming, M., sub-acct., Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Gumming, C. O., Swan,

Gumming, J., asst, engr., Public Works Culbertson & Fritz,

Dept.,Shanghai

South Division, Trengganu

Gumming,

Gumming, K.N. G., M., asst.,

Stock,Harrisons,

Share & General

Barker &Broker, Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Cunha, J., Squarius Co., Shanghai

Cunha, R. C. da, vice consul for Brazil, Kobe (On leave)

Cunico, W.,

Cunico, M., light-keeper,

asst, inspectorMarine Dept.,Craft,

of Native Singapore

Marine Dept., Singapore

Cunio,

Cunio, E. C.,H., Gen.

R. Haskins Office,& Sells,

Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Cunliffe-Owen, Sir Hugo Bart., chairman, Enterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Cunningham, B. T., Cable

Cunningham,

Cunningham, C.F., W., dir.,Kung Yik Collieries,

Malayan Mill, Shanghai

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Cunningham, W. B., counsellor,

Curran, H. H., International Harvester British Embassy, Tokyo Manila

Co. of Philippines,

Curran, J., sanitary engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Currid, Dr. P. G., health officer, Health Office,

Currie, A. M. R., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia Kuala Lipis, Pahang

& China, Penang

Currie, R. M„ mechanical engr., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Curry,

Curtis, O.,A. M., staff,asst,Kwassui Jo Gakko, Nagasaki

acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Curtis, A. W., secty., British Association of Japan, Kobe

Curtis,

Curtis, J.R. S.,J. F.,

Warner,

Asst. Barnes &Adviser

British Co., Ltd., Manila

to the Government of Kelantan, Kelantan

Cuscaden,

Cussen, R. W.

C., L.,

judge,branch repres.,

Judicial Asiatic

Dept., F. M.Petroleum

S. , Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Penang

Custer, E., treasurer, F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Outfield, H. E., resident, Second Division, Simanggang, Sarawak

Cuthbe,

Cuthbert,K.J.V.,M.,deputy supt., municipal engr.,Shanghai

Central Div., Municipal Engineer’s

Telephone Co.,Dept., Singapore

Fed. Inc., Shanghai

JF254 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Outhbertson,

Cutler, O. E. H., director, Lewis &Public

D., govt, architect, Works Dept.,Ltd.,

Peat (SSingapore), JohOre Bahru, Johore

Singapore

Cutler, M. F., chemist, Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Cutem, A. van, consul-general for Belgium, Shanghai

Cuylenberg, A.,H. signs

Czarnetzki, van, asst, engr.,Czarnetzki

the firm, Power Station,

& Co., Thai Electric Cofpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Chaingsha

D’Almeida, E., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

D’alton, V. L., deputy postal commissioher-in-charge, Post Office, Tsingtao

D’Aranjo, H. V., financial asst., Medical Dept., Penang

D’Assis, A. A., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

D’Augustin, J., Commercial Dept,, Socfin Co., Ltd,', Kuala Lumpur

D’Authreau, J. H., Nitrate Dept., Thep. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Manila

D’Authrean, J. H., Wise & Co., Inc., Cebu

D’Cotta,A.C. V.,J., asst.,

D’Cruz, asst, registrar, Municipal Vehicles

SoCieta Commissibnaria Dept., Singapore

di Esportazione C di Impoftarione, S’pore

D’Eca, A. M., building supt., Kiangsu Realty Co., Fed: Inc., Shanghai

DTribafrie, J., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala

D’Oliveira, A. M. (Accts. & General), Dodwell & Co.. Ltd., Shanghai Lumpur

D’D’Souza,

''ultremont,

W. J., C.,mechanical

estate asst.,foreman,

Socfin Co., Ltd,,Brisbane

Fogden, Kuala Lumpur

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

D’Ungern,

Dacanay, R., Compagnie des

& Co:, Manila& Reforestation,Shanghai

Messageries Maritimes,

Decanay, J.P.,B.,chief, White,

Div.Page

of Reclamation Bureau of Forestry, Manila

Dacanay, P., Bayne Co., Manila

Dadlani, B. T., mgr., G. Bheroomall Sons, Kobe

Dahlhoff,

Dahlin, H.,H.,factory F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila Eastern Match Co., Shanghai

supt., American-Far

Daiko, P. K., agent, Manufacturers

Dakin, W. S., sub agent, Chartered Bank Life Insurance Co., Tientsin

of India, Austr. & China, Negri Sembilan

Dakshinamurty, Dr. S., dy. dir., League of Nations Health Organisation, Singapore

Dalamal,

Dalbey, W., proprietor, Dalamal & Sons, Yokohama

Dale, A. Dr.E., S.W.J. O,DavidGen.& Dental

Co., Ltd.,Surgeon, Shanghai

Shanghai

Dallas, E.J. D.,

Dailey, R., warder,

passportMunicipal Gaol, Shanghai

officer, Passport Office, Kuala Lumpur

Dallimore,

Dalton, P. G.A. F.,P., vice-consul,

actg. works British

supt., Taku Tug & Hankow

Consulate, Lighter Co., Ltd., Taku

Daly, A. J., asst., Charles Bradburne & Co. (1930), Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Daly, G. H., cargo supt., Ocean Steamship Co., Ltd.

Dam, J, H. van, asst., Internationale Crediet-en Handels-Vereeniging Singapore “Rotterdam’,

N. V., Bangkok

Damodaran, K., asst, medical officer,

Damri, E. D., partner, Lalcaca & Co., Shanghai Govt. Hospital, Muar, Johore

Damsgaard,

Danby, C. G.,A.,district comdr.,manager,

Great Northern Telegraph

Manufacturers’ LifeCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Insurance Co., Peiping

Danby,

Danenberg, R. W.A.D.,M.,Union Insurance

Commercial Society

Dept., of Canton,

Reuters, Ltd., Toyko

Ltd., Shanghai

Danenberg,

Danenberg, F.C. E., O., secty.,

NationalG. City Bank &of Co.,

P. Forster NewLtd.,

York,Shanghai

Shanghai

Daniel, A., Storch Brothers, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Daniel, E., foreman of Works, Public Works

Daniel, Geo. O., mgr., S. P. C. K. Churchshop, Singapore Dept., Jesselton

Daniel,

Daniels,S.,H.

A. acct., Green & Wax

J.,W.,Candles Collier,Dept.,

Ltd.,Asiatic

Singapore

Daniels, asst. gen.& mgr., Standard-Vacuum Petroleum

Oil Co.,Co.Yokohama

(N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Danielsen, Fr., manager, Behn, Meyer & Co., Manila

Danilchenko,

Danilevsky, C.G.P.,G.,Tourist

art.Davies,

supt., Brooke

Claude &NeonGran,Lights,

Shangkai

Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Danker, C., mgr., Agency-Information Bureau, Penang

Danker, F. local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Danker, J. A., technical asst. (Waterworks), Public Works Dept., Johore

Dannenberg, C. A., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Danner, P. R., mgr. for the Philippines, Asia Life Insurance Co., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F255,

Dano, K., East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen,

Dans, J. P., dir., Bureau of Lands, Manila, The Philippines Dairen

Danson,

Dant, J. R.; deputyDept., electrical engr., DarbyMunicipal Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Darby,A.L.D.,D.,Import

customs officer,Sinfle, Customs & &Excise

Co., Ltd.,

Dept.,Singapore

F. M. S. (On leave)

Darby, R., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Dare,

Darlington, A., cbief appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs,Sarawak

G. St. F., sr. agricultural officer^ Agricultural Dept., Canton

Darrell, W.,C.up-country

Darunday, K., librarian, staff,National

ThailandLibrary,

Steam Packet Coi, Ltd.,Bohol

Bohol Branch, Bangkok

Darville,

Dass, H. E., London & Eastern Printing' Co., Ltd., Singapore

Dass, E.S. M.,

D., scavenging

mgr., V. G. overseer,

Sons, Singapore Municipal Engineering Dept., Malacca

Dasvani,G.H,von,

Dattan, R., mgr., J. Kimatrai & Co., Yokohama

Datema, G. P., consul for Denmark,Albers,

partner, Kuiist & ManilaShanghai

Daubeny, R. L., resident, 4th Division, Miri, Sarawak

Dave, R. B., P.director,

Davenport, Peermahomed

M., vice-consul Gomei Kaisha,

for America, Canton Kobe

Daver, D. R., R. £. Daver

Daver, R. E., R. E. Daver & Co., Kobe & Co., Kobe

Davey,

Davey, D. L,, dir.,

actg.Caldbeck,

mgr., Norwich UnionA-Fire Insurance Society, Ltd-, Shanghai

Davey, F.P. R.,

D., Fleming MacGregor

& Williamson, ManilaCo., Ltd., Shanghai

David, A., dir., S. J. David & Co„ Ltd., Shanghai

David,

David, C.A. M.,

B., senior partner,

vice-consul, BritishA. B.Consulate,

David & Co., Ltd., Saigon

Macassar

David,

David, E., director, S. J. David & Co.., Shanghai Hotel, Ltd., Singapore

D. M., director, Adelphi Hotel, Sea View

David, E.E. P.,

David, Y., Secretarial

collector of&Customs,

Accounting Dept., China Engineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Zamboanga

David, R., office asst., Government

David, S., Production Dept., Advertising & Publicity Printing Office, Singapore

Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

David, S., partner, Hillaly

David, S. Y., acct., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

David, Y., dir., S.Union

Davidge, J. David ife Co., Society

Ltd., Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Davidson,C.A.,R.,cutter, Insurance

Whiteaway, LaidlawofVCanton,

Co., Ltd., Penang

Davidson,

Davidson, A.

A. L.,

T., British

vice-consul & Chinese

for Corporation,

Norway, SemarangLtd,, Shanghai

Davidson, D. H., Works Dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Davidson, D. S., acct., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Davidson,

Davidson, F.TL,L.,factory

E. J. du Pont dePublic

foreman, Nemours

Works & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Department,

Davidson, H. W., Merchant & Commission Agent, Seoul Kuala Lumpur

Davidson,

Davidson, J. W. O., consul-general for Great Britain, Shanghai

J., mgr., Caldbeck Macgregor A Co., Ltd., Hankow

Davidson,

Davidson, P.S., J.,Geddes

asst., Trading

Ritchie

Dairy Singapore

Farm Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Davidson, W. L., supt. of Workshops, Public Works Dept., Kedah

Davidson,

Davie, R., W. W.,Cook

Thos state

Son, PublicShanghai

Ltd., Works Department, F. M. S.

Davies, A., Tientsin Book & Stationery Co.. Tientsin

Davies,

Davies, A.C. A.,

G., business

asst, secty.mgr., (Revenue),

The Japan Shanghai Gas Tokyo

Advertiser, Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, C.C. H.,

A., manager, Trans-Pacific

signs per pro., CompaniaAdvertising^ Service deBureau,

General de Tabacos TokyoManila

Filipinas,

Davies, C. T., mgr., Roneo Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Davies, D. J., executive engr., Malayan Public Works Seruice, F. M. S.

Davies,

Davies, Eric,

E. A.,engr. asst.,surveyor,

Eastern British Smelting Corpn. Register

Co., Ltd., of Shipping & Aircraft, S’hai

Penang

Davies,

Davies, J. B., lawyer, Allman, Davies & Kops, Shanghai Railways, Kuala Lumpur

H., 2nd asst, to gen. mgr., federated Malay States

Davies, J. E., pres. & gen. mgr., Union Iron & Foundry Works, Fed, Inc., Shanghai

 F256 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Davies, J. G., state-engr., Public Works Dept., Kelantan

Davies, J.J. J.N.,P.,headmaster,

Davies, resident engr.,

Tuanku Huttenbachs,

MuhammadLtd., Alor Kuala

School, Star, Kedah

Pilah, Negri Sembilan

Davies, J. P., Sales Dept., S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, J.L. W., asst,(Factory), S. Mon trieGaol,

warder, Municipal & Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Davies,

Davies, L.L. A., dir., Henry,

J., mng. Waugh

dir., Gibb, & Co., Ltd.

Livingston & Co.,& consul for Brazil,Mackinnon,

Ltd., partner, Singapore Mackenzie

& Co.,N. Shanghai

Davies, J., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Davies,

Davies, W.R.,

R. J.Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.,

BankTientsin

Davies, E.,S.,tidesurveyor,

sub-agent, Chartered

Chinese Maritime of India, Austr.

Customs, & China, Hankow

Ichang

Davies, W. H., electrical staff afloat, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Davies, W. J., consul-general for Great Britain, Harbin

Davis, A.

Davis, Rev.B.,B.Connell

J., dir.,Bros. Co., Ltd.,

St. Mary’s Shanghai

Catholic School, Sandakan

Davis, C. G., dir., Tientsin Building & Loan Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Davis,

Davis, C. R., Proof-Reading Dept., North China Daily News &(N.Herald, Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Davis, E.E. G., G., mgr., Yangtszepoo

sub-acct., National Inst., Asiaticof Petroleum

City Bank New York,Co.Kobe C.), Ltd.,

Davis, G. H., manager, Kelly

Davis, H., Payne, Davis & Co., Kuala Lumpur & Walsh, Ld., Singapore

Davis,

Davis, L.J. L.H. H.,N., officer

privatesupt.

secty.,police circle,Government,

Colonial Police Dept.,Straits

Kuala Settlements

Kangsar, Perak

Davis, R.,

Davis, L. H.partner,

N., District Officer,Davis

Drakeford Pekan, PahangShanghai

& Wilson,

Davis,

Davis, R.R. O.H., W.vice-consul

M., asst. for

supt.America,

of Police*Tsingtao

Police Dept., F. M. S.

Davis, R. P., town planner, Town Planning Department, Kuala Lumpur

Davis,

Davis, R. S., Bond, Stock & Share Broker, Tientsin

Davis, R.T. W., secty. & City

P., National mgr.,Bank

NorthofChina Daily

New York, News &, Herald Ltd., Shanghai

Osaka

Davis, W. G., Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd., Bangkok

Davison, R. M., staff,

Davison,A., W.asst,L.,mgr., Freight

supt.George

of WorkshopsDept., Canadian Pacific

& inspr. of Ltd., Steamships, Ltd., Kobe

Machinery

Davy, Town Dispensary, Penang Boilers, P. W. D., Kedah

Davy, A. G., manager, Butler

Davy, T. D., manager, Printing Dept., North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., S’hai

Dawes, S.S.H.,A., British

Dawood, partner,Consular

DawoodAgent, & Co., Otaru

Singapore

Dawson,

Dawson, A.Hon.D.,Mr.customs

J. L, officer,

dir., Customs &Cold

Singapore Excise Dept.,Co.,

Storage F. M.

Ltd.,S. chairman, Singapore

Chamber of Commerce, Singapore

Dawson, O.N., L.,clerk

Dawson, of Works,attache,

agricultural ShanghaiAmerican

Land Investment

Consulate,Co., Ld., Shanghai

Shanghai

Dawson, W. G., signs per pro., Fairchild & Co., Ltd., Tsingtao

Day, E.A. Y.C., G.,shift

Day, engr.,British

adviser, Municipal Electricity Office,Supply Dept., Penang

Day, K. B., vice-pres. and gen. Adviser’s

mgr., Philippine Perlis

Refining Co., Inc., Manila

De Clercq, G., supt., Traffic Dept., Tientsin

De Witt, C. A., lawyer, De Witt, Perkins & Ponce Enrile, Tramways & Lighting

Manila Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Deacon, W. O., acct., Butler & Webster, Ltd., Bangkok

Dean, C. F., sales mgr., Universal Pictures Corporation of China, Shanghai

Dean, J. A., resident secty.,adviser,

Dean, RoyalEngineering

Insurance Co.,Practice,

Ld., Singapore

Deane,S.E.M.,W.,engineering

manager, Eastern Agencies, Ltd., BangkokInc., Peiping

Deane,G.R.C.,C.,mgr.,

Dear, Fleming & Williamson, Oil Manila Dairen

Dearling, T., wharfStandard-Vacuum

engr., Harbour Board,Co.,Penang

Dearn, J.E. W.,

Dearn, A., Macbeth,

commercialGray & Co., Shanghai

representative, Shanghai Telephone Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Deatsch, J. S., City Dept., American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Deberly, J., Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Deegan, N. J., National

Deer, A. F., H. M. Hodges, ShanghaiAniline & Chemical Cq., Shanghai

Defoe,

Degen, W.H.,E.,Liebermann

local staff, Waelchli

Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

& Co., Tokyo

Dehler, R, China Export-Import & Bank

Deich, J. L., asst, secty., Shanghai Zaria, Shanghai Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Deighton, K. P., deputy chrmn.,

Deihl, R. W., Clarke & Larkin, Manila Five Insurance Assoc, of Malaya, Penang

Deitz, W. W., asst, mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ofCo.,

Deinse, B. S. van, agent, Royal Packet Navgation Singapore

China, Shanghai

Delabie,

Delabie, Arth., supt., Power Station, Tientsin Tramways &&Lighting

Aime, clerk, Accounts Dept., Tientsin Tramways Lighting Co.,

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Tientsin

Tientsin

Delacour, J. H., sub-acct., Chartered Bank

Delage, R., consul-general, French Consulate, Batavia of India, A. & C., Kuala Lumpur

Delalande, administrateur, Societe Anonyme des Riz dTndochine Denis Freres, Saigon

Delamore, A. W., partner, Shearn, Delamore & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Delburgo,

Delfino, D. H., mng. dir.,forNomura Bussan Co., Ltd., Kobe

Delgado,Albert

Dr. J. P.,M.,consul

Physician,Venezuela,

Manila Manila

Delhaye, L., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Deliyannis, P. C., partner, Vassor & Co., Shanghai

Dellaert, M. A., manager, Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways & Royal Dutch Air Lines,

Singapore

Dello, W.,

Delorme, Corlowitz

F., Doitsuk Reunis,

Co., Tientsin

Delloye, J.,K. Chargeurs Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Haiphong

Demesse, H., chief acct., Tientsin Tramways k Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Demeure,

Demuth, L., E.,signs

W.D., per pro., law,

barrister-at Madier, Ribet et Cie, Canton

Shelley-Thompson & Demuth, Singapore

Denbigh,

Denbigh, A. Bryner

G., Denbighk Co.,& Co.,

Dairen

Hakodate k Shanghai

Denbigh, 1., Denbigh k Co. (China), Shanghai

Denham,

Denholm, L.,A.,Batons

vice-consul,Baldwins,

BritishLtd., Shanghai

Consulate, Saigon

Denis,

Denis, J., Diethelm k Co., Haiphong des Riz dTndochine, Denis Freres, Saigon

E., president, Societe Anonyme

Denis, M., administrateur, Societe Anonyme des Riz dTndochine, Denis Freres, Saigon

Denison,

Denison, A.N.,J.,director,

life director,

Scott, Cumberbath

Harding k Co.,k Ltd.,

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Shanghai

Denison-Smith,

Dennis, G., asst. supt. of Police, Police Dept.,

Ltd., M.

F. S.

Dennis, R.H. H.,

D., chief

marketing asst.,Police

of Police, TexasDepartment,

Co. (China), British Tientsin

Municipality, Tientsin

Denny, H. E., asst, engr., central branch, Public Works, Dept., Singapore

Denny, J. R. C., asst, supt., of Police, Police Dept., F. M. S.

Denton, R. A. E., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Dentici, D., signs per-pro., G. Audoyer, Yokohama

Dentici, E., signs per-pro., G. Audoyer, Yokohama

Denzle, F., Bruno Haube, Tsingtao

Depeyre, P. M., consul, French Consulate, Kobe

Deppermann, C. E., asst, dir., Weather Bureau, Manila

Derbinsky, V., Economic Transport & Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Derrick, J. C., harbour master, Marine Department, Penang

Desa, J., Provincial Auditor, Province of Zamboanga

Desborough, V., Sales Dept., National Carbon Co., Fed. Inc., (J. S. A., Shanghai

Deseals, R., dir., Compania General de Tobaccos de Filipinas, Manila

Desch, H. E., wood technologist, Forest Dept., S. S. k F. M. S.

Desjardins, P., director, Descours et Cabaud, Haiphong

Desker,

Desker, J.P.,J.,local

localstaff,

staff.Cable

Cable& Wireless,

& Wireless,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Singapore

Despard, H, L., manager, Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Determeyer,

Dethleffsen, P., signs per. pro., Export Dept., Reuter,V.,Brockelmann

K., mgr., Ned.-Ind. Escompto Mij., N. Padang k Co., Shanghai

F258 1 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Detrie,

Detzer, L. W., sales engr., Atkins, Batavia

M., vice-consul for Frailce, Krall & Co., Inc., Manila

Deutsch,

Deveson, B.B.,A.,assistant,

president, Commercial

Berrick Express

& Co., Ltd., & Storage

& acting consulFed. Inc., Shanghai

for Finland, Yokohama

Devin, F.

Devonshire, R., G.managing

E., asst, director,

supt., Eastern

Eolice Asia

Dept., Trading

Singapore Co., Tokyo

Dew, H. T., mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Taihoku, Formosa

Dew, P. A.,

Dewar, S. M.,mgr.Hongkong

for China,& Shanghai

West CoastBanking Corporation,

Life Insurance Mukden

Co., Shanghai

DeWind, H. C., surveyor, Fogden. Brisbane^ Co., Ltd.,

Dewing, A. G. P., asst, treas. & chief acct., Finance Dept., Shanghai Singapore

Dewsbury, H., mgr., Hankow Dispensary, Ltd., Hankow

Deymek, E.F.J.,X.,dir.,consul,

Dezaunay, Philippine Trust Legation,

Norwegian Co. & auditor,

BangkokManila Electric Co., Manila

Dhanssiri, V.,D.,chancellor,

Dhunjishah, mgr., Grand Thailand

Theatre,Consulate,

Tientsin Penang

Diamant, M., asst, mgr., China Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Diamond,

Dias, A. F. W. Vas,C.dir.,E., N.

personal asst., Medical

V. Koninklyke Dept., Singapore Batavia

Paketvaart-Maatschappy,

Dias, P. C., chief

Dias, V.H.,E.,asst,office clerk, Harbour

asst., Resident Board, Penang

Councillor’s Office, Malacca

Dick, manager, Biedermann & Co., Saigon

Dick, J., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Dickenmann, E., acct., Diethelm & Co., Ld., Bangkok

Dickens,

Dickinson,C. A.G.,H.,asst., John Little & Co.,

inspector-general Ltd., Singapore

of Police, Police Dept., Singapore

Dickmeis,

Dickson, A.H.,J. Doitsu Seiko Chartered

B., sub-acct., K. K., TokyoBank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Dickson,

Dickson, Dr. G. J.,I. T.,Import

secondDept.,

med.Sime,

officerDarby & Co., Ltd.,

& radiologist, IpohMalacca

Hospital, Perak

Dickson,

Dickson, J.W.C.,N.,insp., PoliceChartered

sub-acct., Force, Shanghai

Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Diebold,

Diener, H.,F. chief

R., Eastman

d’Usine,Kodak

FrenchCo., Shanghai

Central Power Station, Tientsin

Dierks,

Dietrich, A.K.,VV.staff,

, proof-reader,

Fr. Reiber,Shanghai

Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Dietrich, P. (Import), Carlowitz & Co,, Shanghai

Dietz, F., Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Digby,

Dik, K. H.,

K.E., actg.

signsvan, registrar,

p.p.,Varekamp Supreme

Passage Dept., Court, Kuching,Lijn,

Java-China-Japan Sarawak

N.V„ Shanghai

Dillen, J. J., & Co., Medan

Dillon-Corneck, R., acct., Banque de ITndochine, Bangkok

Dimaculangan, E-, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Iloilo

Dimitriades,

Dimmitt, A. W., K., prbp:, AstoriaFogden,

civil engr., chocolate Factory,

Brisbane Confectionery-Cafe

&, Co., Ltd., Singapore Restaurant, S’hai

Dimmock, E. N., er. executive engr., Public

Ding, D. R., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., KiukiangWorks Dept., Jbhore Bahru, Johore

Dingle, J. F. G., Actg. Dirt-Officer, Beaufort, B. N. Borneo

Dingstad, A. T., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Diniz, A. A., National City Bank of New York, Branch Office, Shanghai

Diniz, F. X., Acct. Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Diomampo, C., C. B. Nelson & Co., Manila

Diomampo,

Dios, J., C. B.Twentieth

i. de, secty., Nelson &Century-

Co., ManilaFox, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Dinsdale,

Diotay, M., chief clerk, Sabater & British

F. A., chairman, Canton Chamber of Commerce, Canton

Co., Manila

Dirickx, F., secty., Tientsin Tramways

Diserens, M. H., mgr., Mer. Dept., Earnshaws & Lighting

DocksCo.,&Ltd,, Tientsin

Honolulu Iron Works, Manila

Dissmeyer, J. A., manager, China Sales (fe Service Co., Shanghai

Disterlo,W.B. P.V.,N.Elliston

Ditmas, L., & Co.,

Dist. Shanghai

Officer, Bintulu, Sarawak

Dithmer, S. E., dir., General Motors Japan, Ltd., Osaka

Dittberner, W., Shipping Dept., C. lilies & Co., Dairen

Divine, Dr. T. A., medical officer, General Hospital, Kuala Lipis, Pahang

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F259

Dix, Comdr. C. C., master attendant, Marine Department, Singapore

Dixon, A. M., director, H. C. Dixon & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Dixon, C. D., director,

Dixon, James A., manager, Mackenzie & Go.,Union

Commercial Ltd., Tientsin

Assurance Co,, Ltd., Yokohama

Dixon,

Dixon, K. R., clerk, British Consulate, Chungking

Dixon, L. W., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India,Jardine,

L. R., repres. of Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Austr. Matheson & Co., Ltd., Canton.

& China, Iloilo

Dixon, P. E., acct., Yee Tspong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Dixon, Y. C., engr., Metropolitan-Vickers

Dizon, F., Clarke & Larkin, Manila Electrical Export Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Djou, G. G., arch, asst., Davies, Brooke & Gran, Shanghai

Djou, V. (Imports), Hunt Engineering Corpii., Shanghai

Dmitrieff, N., Universal

Dobb, Leaf&Tobacco Ltd.,Co.Singapore

of China, Shanghai

Dobben,A. A.G.,L.mng. W. van,dir., mng.

Dobb dir.,Co.,Java-China-Japan Lijn, Batavia

Dobbie,

Dobbs, J. R.,A., asst.,

W. comptroller,

Mansfield Wm.& Co.,

HuntLtd.,

& Co. Wharf

Singapore

Dobernecker, H., E. Bechler, Ltd., Hankow

Dobree, C. T. W., officer-in-charge of Dectectives, Police Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Dobrohotoff,

Dobroliuboff, Y.V. A., signs p.Insce.

J., Home p., A.Co.Camporelli

of N. Y. && Co., Shanghai

American Foreign Insce. Assoc., S’hai

Dobson,

Dobson, F., asst., John Little A; Co., Ltd., Singapore Co., Singapore

A., partner, McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs &

Dobson, R. M., resident secretary, Sun Life Assurance Co, of Canada, Tokyo

Docker,

Dockray,C.J.E.,R,supervisor, CableFederated

district engr., A Wireless,MalayLtd., States

PenangRailways, Kuala Lumpur

Dockrill, W. R., managing director, Canadian Trading Co, (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Dodd, A.,

Dodd, H. H.,chiefYeepermanent

A., Tsoong way inspr.,

Tobacco F. M. Tientsin

Co., Ltd., S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Dodd, J. asst, distribution engineer,

Dodd, L. S., asst, engr., Public Works Dept., Province Municipal Electricity

WellesleySupply Dept., Penang

Dodd, S.R.E.A.,acct.,

Dpdsj LocalBritish-American

Sales Office, Patons & Balwins,

Tobacco Ltd., Shanghai

Doemhg;

Doherty, T.F„ H.,partner, Winckler

actg. mgr., Texas& Co. Kobe Ltd-, HankowLtd., Bangkok

Co., (China), Co. (Thailand),

Dohi, M.,K.secty.-interpreter,

Dohoo,H. of Cuban Consulate,LandKobeOffice, Segamat, johore

Doig, M.,G.asst.,

A., collector

Harrisons Land

BarkerRevenue,

& Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Doig, T. D.,

Dolbieff, W., factory

Olivier foreman,

Chine, Public Works Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Tientsin

Dolbin, G., 1st secty., Russian Embassy, Tokyo

Dolder,

Dolman,A.,H.F.C.,M.dist. S. &forest

Siamofficer,

repres.,Forest

MullerDept.,

& Phipps

Kuan(Malaya),

tan, PahangLtd., Singapore

Dolmatoff, R., Liebermann Waelchli

Domantay, J. S., Fishery District Officer, Zamboanga & Co., Kobe

Domingo,

Dominguez,A. C.,F., mgr.,

acct., Bank

American

of theExpress

Philippine Co,, Islands,

Inc., Manila

Zamboanga

Don, H., asst., F. A. Bartholomeusz,

Donald, A., mgr., Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Singapore Ltd., Singapore

Donald,

Donald, C., mgr., Kodak, Ltd., Singapore

Donald, F.J. A.,

Donaldson,

H., asst.,

mgr.,Borneo

ThomsonCo.,& Ltd.,

Co., Peiping

Singapore

Donaldson, A.F., J.mgr., L., partner, Kennedy

W. G. Berger, & Cp., Penang (On leave)

Shanghai

Donaldson, H. B. J., asst. supt.

Donaldson, J., signs per pro., Lyall & Evatt,of Police, PoliceSingapore

Dept., F. M. S.

Donaldson,

Donaldson, J.,

S. staff,actg.Anglo-French

G., stores mgr., &Malayan

Bendixsens Ltd.,Ltd.,

Motors, Singapore

Singapore

Donaldson, W.J., mgr., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Donn, A. G-, asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Donnay,

Donne, J.,P.,general

asst, acct.,mgr.,Tientsin

Cabinet&Tramways

Marcel & Lighting

Darre, ShanghaiCo., Milk

Ltd., Tientsin

Donofield, J. H.; asst., Nestle Anglo-Swiss Condensed Co. (Overseas), Ltd.,

Bangkok (Absent)

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Donough, C. O., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Donough, V. G., sub-officer, Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Dood, R. A.,

Dooman, localcounsellor,

E. H., sales office,American

Patons &Embassy,

Baldwins,TokyoLtd., Shanghai

Dooms, V., mng. dir., Thai

Doom, T. van, Japan Chronicle, Kobe Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Dopson, L. H., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Doran, A. R., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Doray, A.M.,B.consul-suppleant,

Dorget, C., asst, health officer,

FrenchF.Health Office,Shanghai

Consulate, Segamat, Johore

Dorricott, J. H., locomotive inspr., M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Dosaeff, F. V., China Fur Trading Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Dougal, A. T., deputy water engr., Water Dept., Penang

Douglas, D. S. S., manager, National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Douglas,

Douglas, E.R. J.,

P., asst., Harrisons,

attorney, Barker & Co.,OilLtd.,

Standard-Vacuum Co., Kuala

ManilaLumpur

Douglas, T. W., secty., treas. & assessor, Municipal Secretariat, Penang

Douglas, W.,G.dir.B.,&mng.

Doulatram, mgr.,prop.,

Peoples

B. H.Bank & Trust Co.,

T. Doulatram Co., Penang

Doulatram, H., prop., Doulatram Sons, Tientsin

Dove,

Doven, A. J., Paramount Films of China, Inc., ShanghaiSingapore

W. G., mgr., South British Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Dovey,R.,G.asst.,

Dow, S., Office

GuthrieEquipment Dept.,Kuala

& Co., Ltd., Dodwell

Lumpur& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Dowdall, R. P. G., Cotton Mills Dept., Jardine, Matheson k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Dowdesdell,

Dowdeswell, F.,E. architect & surveyor,

W., supervisor, Cable Keys k Dowdesdell,

k Wireless, Kuala Lumpur

Ltd., Singapore

Dowe, Johannes, Doitsu Senryo G. K., Tokyo

Downe, A. J., dir., John Little k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Downton,

Dowse, E. J.,dir.News Dept., Reuters, Ltd., ShanghaiDept., Kuala Lumpur

Dowson,W.E.,R.,Asiatic of Tels., Malaya

Petroleum Co.Posts

(P. L),& Telegraphs

Ltd., Manila

Doyle,

Doyle, J.

T. M.,

W., repres.,

sub-agent, United China

Hongkong Syndicate,

& Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Banking Corpn., JohorePeiping

Bahru, Johore

Draeger,

Draggett, T. E., asst. supt. engr., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd.,Embassy,

Lt. Comdr. R. H., navy officer attached, American Singapore

Drake, D. M., Works Dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Drake, Capt.

Drake, P. N., Paul,

Strongmarine& Co.,detachment,

Kobe American Embassy, Peiping

Drakeford,

Drakeford, L.B.,S.dir., Bennie S. Cohen

F., Engineering Dept.,& Son (Malaya),

Asiatic Ltd.,Co.

Petroleum Singapore

(N. C.), Ltd., S’hai

Drakeford, T. G., partner, Drakeford

Draper, A., secretary, American Consulate, TsingtaoDavis & Wilson, Shanghai

Draper,

Drazdil, E.H.E.,K,traffic

Importinspr.,

Dept.,F.Olivier

M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Chine, Shanghai

Dredge,

Dreggs, C. O., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs,Ltd.,

J. H. J., sub-mgr., Joseph Travers k Sons, Singapore

Chinwangtao

Drewes,

Dreyfus,W.,R.,asst.,

Diamond Hambury-Thai

Merchants,Co., Bangkok

Peiping

Dreyfuss,

Dreyfuss, A.,E., signs

Siber per pro., kM.Co.Battegay,

Hegner (Tientsin),Tientsin

Ltd., Tientsin

Driel, Th. M. van, head mgr. for N. E. I., Regnault’s

Drijver, J., engr., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore P. A,, N. V., Sourabaya

Droesse, W., (Import), Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Dronnikoff,

Droogleever, V. N.,H.,staff, Palmer k Turner, Shanghai

Drummond, G.,W. China FarSoap

East,Co.,mgr.,

Ltd.,Gen.Shanghai

Accid., Fire k Life Assoc. Corpn., Ltd., S pore

Drummond, J. F., director, Frazar & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Drummond, M.C.D., deputy commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Drysdale,

Drysdale, A. M., mgr., United

RussellE.Engineers, Ltd.,Lumpur

Perak

Drysdale, J., dir.,Acct.

T. D., J. A.Dept., &D.Co.,Sassoon

Kuala Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Dubois, R.,M.directeur,

Dubrovin, I., JardineUnion Commerciale

Engineering Indochinoise

Corpn., et Africaine, Saigon

Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F261

Duchateau, R. L., Merchant & consul

Duchateau, J., asst., R. L. Duchateau, Saigon for Norway, Saigon

Duchateau, R.,N. asst.,

Duckworth, R. L. Duchateau,

H., vice-pres. & gen. mgr.,Saigon

Inter. Harvester Co. of Philippines, Manila

Duddell,

Dudine, G.

S. G.,

D., partner,

installer, Evatt

China & Co., Ipoh,

Electric Co., Perak

Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Duebgen, A., Insurance Dept., Carlowitz & Co.,

Duesing, G, Reuter, Brockelmann

Duetschler, W., Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Tokyo& Co., Tsingtao

Duff,

Duff, J.,J. L.,

RentJ. L.Dept.,

DuffBrandt

& Co., &Kiukiang

Rogers, Ltd., Shanghai

Duff,

Duff, R.W.M.,A. general mgr., United

H., vice-pres., Engineers,

Underwriters BankLtd., Singapore

for the Far East, Inc., Shanghai

Duggleby,

Duke, A. H.,A. F., 2nd vice-pres.,

barrister-at-law, Benguet

Baguley & Consolidated

Tooth, BangkokMining Co., Manila

Duke, J., Manufacturing,

Dulfakir, M. M., sole proprietor,Consulting

Mohamed DulfakirOptician, Singapore

& Co., Singapore

Dulsany, J., cashier, Ipekdjian Bros.,

Dumant, P., mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Chungking Ltd., Bangkok

Dumbarton,

Dunbar, J. J,,G.director,

F., Commercial

Balatoc Union

MiningAssurance

Co., ManilaCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Dunbar, P. H., Borden Co., Shanghai

Dunbar, W. G. L., asst., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Duncan, I. M.,C., Acct.

Duncan, Dept.,&Earnshaws Docks & Honolulu IronTokyo

Works, Manila

Duncan, T.M. M., Hongkong

factory foreman,Shanghai

Public Banking

Works Dept.,Corporation,

Kuala Lumpur

Duncan, W., chief inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Duncan, W., A.,director,

Duncan, Thailand SteamLtd.,Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Duncan, W. W. W., H.2ndC.asst, Dixon & Son,

secretary, Shanghai

Municipal Secretariat, Singapore

Dunkley,

Dunn, G. S.,Swan,

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Dunn, S.F. S.,B., asst.-in-charge,

Culbertson & Fritz,

Chinese Shanghai

Maritime Customs, Hokow

Dunne, Skene,

Dunne, J. B., mgr. mgr.,forAnglo-Chinese

Far East, D. Gestetner

Indenting(Eastern), Ltd., Singapore

Co., Shanghai

Dunne, Slian, acct., Anglo-Chinese Indenting Co., Shanghai

Dunningham, A. L., manager, Anglo-French & Bendixsens,Herald,

Dunne, T. E., Editorial Dept., North China Daily News Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Dunsmore,

Dupree, P., roads foreman, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Dupuy, F.,W. consul,

S., signsFrench

per pro., Jardine,Macao

Consulate, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Hankow

Dupuy,

Dupuy, J.P.,M.C.,dir.,

partner,

HongayA.Sales,

EhlersLtd.,

& Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Durand,

Durant, C. G.,L.,consul-general

C. senior asst, for Argentine,

conservator Kobe Forest Dept., S.S. & F.M.S.

of Forest,

Duray, S. S., secty to judge & asst, registrar, Supreme Court, Ipoh, Perak

Durrant,L.M.P.,L.,engr.

Dustan, asst,salesman,

contr. of Posts,

UnitedPosts & Telegraphs

Engineers, Dept., Singapore

Ltd., Penang

Duthie, F. R., per pro.. The Chase Bank,

Dutton, T. H., asst. Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak Shanghai

Duus, A.,M.,acct.,

Duval, Christiani &French

consul-adjoint, NielsenConsulate,

(Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Shanghai

Duxbery,

Duxbury, K., repres., Imperial

F., director, Runnymede Chemical

Hotel,Industries

Ltd., Penang(China), Ltd., Shanghai

Dwyre, A. L., asst, manager, secty.

Dyas, C., asst, supt., Police Dept., Singapore & treas., Peoples Bank & Trust Co., Manila

Dyce,

Dye, J.,manager,

L., director, Robinson

Medical Hall, PianoLtd.,

Co.,Singapore

(S. S.), Ltd., Penang

Dyer, Dr. L. G., Willis F. Pierce Memorial Hospital, Foochow

Dyne,

Dyott, H. R. L., partner,Taku Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Dyson, H.W.F.,V.,director,

sub-acct., NationalTug &CityLighter

BankCo.,of Ltd., TientsinManila

New York,

Dzih, P. T., American International Underwriters for the Philippines, Inc., Manila

Dzn, H. J. de R., secty., treas. & editor of the paper, Society of Assistants in Deli, Medan

F262, FOREIGN RESIDENTS,

Eadie, W., General Electric Co. of,China, Dtd., Tientsin

Eales,H.H.,F.,G.,customs

Earl, Butterfieldofficer,& Swire,

CustomsCanton

& Excise Office, Negri Sembilan

Earle, R, E., chief electrical engr., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore

Easley,

Eason, E. S., mgr., Muller & Phipps (China), Ltd.,Trust,

Shanghai,

Easson,H.A.J.,M.,office

secty.,asst.,Sime,

Singapore

Darby &Improvement

Co., Ltd., Singapore Singapore,

,

East, F. E., Book Dept., Malaya Publishing House, Ltd., Singapore

Eastham,

Eastman, L. H., secty. & acct., Mansergh & Tay lor, Ltd., NegriFed.Sembilan

B. C., secretary, treas. & dir,, China Securities Cq„ Inc., Tientsin

Eaton, W. G., asst, warden, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Eatson, J. W., Stores, Shanghai-Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Eaure,

Ebden, R.,

W. vice-consul, French Consulate,

S., resident councillor, ResidentHankow

Councillor’s Office, Malacca

Ebenboeck, F. P., Import Dept., C. lilies & Co., Dairen

Eberhardt, M. W., sign per

Ebrahim, A. E., Yasunia & Co., Shanghai pro., J. H. Trachsler, Ltd., Shanghai

Ebrahim, A. N., Abdoolally, Ebrahim & Coi, Shanghai

Ebrahim,

Eca, G. d’,E.Accounting

A., Abdoolally, Dept.,Ebrahim & Co.f Shanghai

Union Steamship Agency, Shanghai

Eck, H. F. van, Accts. Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Eckford, C. V., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai (Absent)

Eckford, R., McMullan (Agencies),

Eckford, V. R., McMullan (Agencies), Ltd., Chefoo Ltd., Chefoo

Eckford, Y.C.,R.signs

Eckhardt, H., consul

the firm, for Carlowitz

Sweden & &Belgium, Chefoo

Co.,Bangkok

Shanghai

Edden, A. J., vice-consul, British Legation,

Ede,

Edgar,C.,J.,director,

dir., Auto LeedePalace Engineering

Co., Ltd..*Corporation,

Shanghai Shanghai

Edgar, M., asst., Bannon & Bailey, Kuala Lumpur

Edgar, R., manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe

Edge,

Edkins,Lt. M. G., Actg. Chief Police Officer, Banking

SandakanCorporation, Bangkok

Edlin, S.J.W.T.,G.,asst.,

asst,Hongkong & Shanghai

supt., Transport Centre, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., S’pore

Edmett, T. E., shipyard mgr., United- Engineers,

Edmiston, A. I., asst., Boustead &, Co., Ltd., Singapore Ltd., Singapore

Edmiston, T. L., pro-mgr., National City Bank of New York, Dairen

Edmond, G.,D. asst,

Edmonds, engr., Municipal

F., foreign staff, CableEngineer’s

& Wireless,Dept.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Singapore

Edmonds, F. M., chairman, Huttenbachs, Ltd., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Edmonds, H. R. O., dir., Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Edmondson, G. J„ clerical officer & pro-cOnsul,

Edmunds, D. S., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Shanghai British Consulate, Dairen

Edmunds, P. J., chief inspr., Police Department, British Municipality, Tientsin

Edwards, A., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Edwards,

Edwards, C. L., mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking &Corporation, BataviaShanghai

Edwards, E.E., C.,Manufacturers’

manager, Malayan Repres., PaperLtd.,

Motors, Importer

SingaporeHardware Agent,

Edwards, F. J., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Edwards, G., senior executive engr., Malayan Public Works Service, F.M.S.

Edwards, J. D., attache, American Embassy, Tokyo

Edwards, J. P., conservator of Forest, Forest Department, Johofe

Edwards,

Edwards, R.O. E., P., dir.,

Hongkong

Public &WorksShanghai Banking Sarawak

Department, Cotporation, Shanghai

Edwards, T. E. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Tientsin

Edwards,

Edwin, B. W.P., M., asst.asst. supt.perof Rubber

&, signs pro., P. H.Control,

Hendry,Dept, of Statistics,

Kuala Lumpur Singapore

Edyvean,

Efford, T., dir., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan Lumpur

R. C., acct., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala

Egas, E., asst,F.,mgr.,

Egersdorff, DoitsuKlassen Co., BataviaKaisha, Osaka

Seiko Kabushiki

Egge, W., mgr., Kunst & Albers,

Egger, V., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Canton Ltd,, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F263

Eggmann, W., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co.,. Manila

Egle, Ed., mgr., Siber, Hegner i f e Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Eginond, Dr. G. van, agent, Nederfandsche HandeLMaatschappij, N. Y., Fenang

Eguaras,

Eguaras, R.A., J.,Findlay Millar Timber

1st vice-pres., FindlayCo.,Millar Manila

Timber Co., Manila

Ehrenpreis, E., dir., N. V. Handel Mij. Kaufmann & Ehrenpreis, Souraba'ya

Ehrke, R.

Eichentopf, C., officer-in-charge, Dectectives, Police Departimbrit, Ipoh, Perak

Eichholzer, E.E.,R.,partner, J. H. Bolland & Co.,OilTientsin

mgr., Standard-Vacuum Co., Chungking

Eickhoff,

Eickhoff, E. W., Eickhoff

Dr.V.,F. F.G.,E.Eickhoff & Co,, Shanghai

Eigenmarin, Zuellig, &Inc., Co.,Manila

Shanghai

Eikens,

Eisen, R.,C.,consul,

Insurance Dept.,

Society of Harrison &inCrosfield,

Assistants Deli,Motor Ltd., Medan

Medan

Eisenhofer, Dipl. Ing. E., mng. engr., Muller Agency, Bangkok

Eisenhut, A. R., signs per pro., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Eiswaldt,

Ekeland, H., R., warder,

Mee-YehMunicipal

Handels Compagnie,

Gaol, Shanghai Shanghai

Ekman,

Elam, H.B.,E.Paper Co. Vanofficer,

H., district Reekum Third(Shanghai),

Div., Mukah, Ltd., Sarawak

Shanghai

Elbrechtz, H. W., Agfa China Co., Shanghai

Elbury, E. T. F., executive engr.(

Elder, E. A., Drs. Elder & Herson, Singapore Public Works Dept., Province Wellesley

Elder, E., Shanghai Dockyards,

Eldik, A. van, dir., M. Prager, Ltd., Singapore Ltd., : Shanghai

Eldred,

Eldridge, W., partner, agent,Fraser & Co., Singapore

Elfstrom, C.R. H., J., mgr., Hongkong.

Machinery & Shanghai

Dept., Banking Corporation,

Inter. Harvester Chefoo Manila

Co. of the Philippines,

Elgar, S. J., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Elias, E. A., dir., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Singapore

Elias,

Elias, J.R. A.,

H., chairman,

Milliner <& UIu Papdan (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Ltd., Singapore

Draper,

Eliathamby, P., cashier, TreasuryMacao Dept., F.M.S.

Elizalde, R., Warner, Barnesthe

Elizalde, A., hon. consul for & Co., Republic of Columbia, Manila

Ltd., Iloilo

Elkan, E. F., dir., Park & Francis, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Elkins, P. H., customs

Petroleum, Singapore officer, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco an,d

Elkinson, V. B., stenographer, Union Steamship Agency, Shanghai

Ellehoj,R. P.J., J.,dir.,consul

Elies, Mienfor&WhaDenmark,

Thread Medan

Co.,Shanghai,

Ltd., Shanghai

Ellias,

Elliot, H.,

M. Purchasing

C., signs per Stocks

pro., Lyall Dept.,

& Evatt, Electric(Absept)

Singapore Construction Co., Ltd., S’hai

Elliott, A. A., mgr., Fleming Brothers, Ipoh, Perak

Elliott, L. D. E., asst., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

;; Elliott,

Ellis A. W. C., S.,appraiser,

oriental Chinese

manager,MaritimeRobert Dollar

Customs, Co.,Foochow

Shanghai

Ellis, E. J., signs per pro., S. Manasseh & Co., Singapore

Ellis,

Ellis, E.G. R., editorial

E.,manager

chief reader, staff,Statistical

Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Dept.,& Japan,

Shanghai

Ellis,

Ellis, H.,

P., E.Dentist, of China, Hongkong Linotype & Machinery LtdJ, S’had

Elliston, S., dir.,Singapore, Penang Ltd., Shanghai

China Engineers,

Elm,

Elmer, P.J.F.,L.,mgr., Agency of the East Tobacco Asiatic Co.,Co. Ltd. of Copenhagen, Dairen

Elmgreen, W.,asst.,

3rd British-American

engr., Great Northern Telegraph (Thailand),

Co., Ltd.,Ltd., Bangkok

Shanghai

Elphick, H., mng. dir., William Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Ltd., Penang

Elphinstone, S., Merchant, Taihoku, Formosa

Elphinstone,

Elster, J, P. V.W.,W.asst. W., supt. of Police,

Telegraph PoliceGreat

Station, Dept.,Northern

F.M.S. Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Elstrom, R., J. International Harvester Co., Manila

Ely, T. G., managing director, Rising

Elzear, M. T., sub-mgr., Banque de ITndochine, Shanghai Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Emamooden, S., consumers distributor, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

F264 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Embden, H., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Emery, E. J., International Harvester Co. of Philippines, Manila

Emiliano, A., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Mengtsz

Emmerson, J. K., 3rd secty., American Embassy, Tokyo

Emmons,A.,A.Manufacturers’

Emodi, B., vice-consul,Repres.,

American Consulate, Seoul

Emoto, G., head clerk, Shroff, Son &Shanghai

Co., Kobe

Empel, A. C. van, Houten, van, Visser <& Meursinge, Semarang

Encarnacao,

Encarnacion,E.,V. acct., General

S., pres., Motors

Insular Life China,

AssuranceLtd.,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Manila

Endahl,

Endaya, C.P.,Y.Hans supt.Berents,

engr., Electrical

ShanghaiDept., Thai Electric Corpn,, Ltd., Bangkok

Ende, J. van

Endicott, M. R., den.,clerk,

consul, SocietyConsulate,

American of Assistants in Deli, Medan

Hankow

Endris, C., mgr.,consul,

Engdahl,F.R., BohlerShipping

Keitei Goshi

Section,Kaisha, TokyoConsulate, Shanghai

American

Engel,

Enger, E., Sino-Chemica,

B. W., Shanghai

Shipping Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Enger, S. A., Berbom & Thowsen, Shanghai

England, A., L. Rondon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

England,

Engstrom,E.Y.G.,R. signs per pro.,Twyford

W., director, Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Engineering, Ltd., Tientsin

Enikeieff,

Enjoji, T., K.dir.,B.,Shanghai

Standard-Vacuum

Cotton OilCo.,

Mfg. Co.,Ltd.,

KobeShianghai

Ennals, E. S., forest asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok (On leave)

Ennenberg, A., Strong & Co., Kobe

Enns, P. L, proprietor & mgr., United Industrial & Trading Co., Tsingtao

Enrile,

Ensor, A. N.,

P., commissioner,

lawyer, De Witt, PerkinsMaritime & PonceCustoms,

Enrile, Manila

Ensor, E.T. D., partner, Neill &Chinese

Bell, Kuala Lumpur Hankow

Enthoven, M.

Enthuray, Dr.B.,K. assessment

L. J., dir., ofhcer,

Department

LabourvanDept.,

Justitie, Batavia

Penang

Ephraums, F. T., chief building inspr., Municipal Arch. & Bldg. Surveyor’s Dept., S’pore

Erakoff, S.A.N.,C.,acct.,

Eremeieff, Carolina Leaf Tobacco

American Co.,

Inc.,Shanghai

Eremin, G. I., acct., OrientalChinese Co., Fed.

Book Store, Tientsin Tientsin

Erich, H. H., signs p.p., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Erichssen, K., asst., East Asiatic Co., Kuala Lumpur

Ericson, N. H., managing director, Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Osaka

Eriksen, J., Acct. Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Erkku, S. F., Erzinger & Co., Shanghai

Erie,

Errens,F.,J.Shipping

F. A. vanDept., East Asiatic

W., sub-mgr., Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Nederlansche Handel Maatschappij, N. V., Shanghai

Erskine, T. D., Butterfield &

Erzinger, Th., Erzinger & Co., Shanghai Swire, Amoy

Es,

Esa,L.,Mohamed,

van, consul, mng.Society

propr.,ofMalayan

Assistants in Deli,Arts

Javanese Medan

& Curios, Singapore

Escalanbre,

Eschenbach, P.,K.,acct.,

Rohde“La& Urbana,”

Co., Building

Hankow &, Loan Association, Manila

Esdale, E. W., Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd.,

Esdale, J. B., manager, Priest, Marians & Co., Ltd., KobeKobe

Eskeline,

Eskelund, C. J., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Eskelund, A.Dr.H.,N.,dir., Knipschildt

Dentist, Shanghai& Eskelund, Ltd., Shanghai

Eskelund, R., Cotton Mills Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Eskes, D., consul

Esperanza, M., for Belgium, Macassar

Esperat,

Espiritu, P.,A.J.travel,

F.,

Union

auditor,

Insurance

salesman, Society&ofCo.,Canton,

John Spirig

Philippine Trust Tokyo

Ltd;, Manila

Zamboanga

Co., Manila

Espy, J., 3rd. secty., American Embassy,

Ess, A. van, A. Van Ess & Co., Newchwang

Ess, C. F. J., deputy registrar & Sheriff, Supreme Court, Singapore

Ess, J. F. J., partner, The Singapore Agency, Singapore

Essen, H. von, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F265

Essig, E., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Esson, H. W., mgr., signs per pro., Guthrie

Esson, W.R.,H.,The

Essoyan, dir.,China

Boustead

Digest& Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Esterline,

Estes, T. M.,R. L., Sime,

S., vice-consul Darby & Co., Ltd.,

for Rodrigues,

America, Singapore

Bangkok

Esteves, clerk,

Etangs, M. C. J.des,B.,chef Damiao Macao

Etherington, signsdeper

la garde,

pro., E.French Consulate,

D. Sassoon Banking Tientsin

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Etlin, B., mgr., B. Etlin & Co., Singapore

Etlin, R., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Singapore

Ettele,

Ettinger,C., Dr.

asst.E.,gen.

medicalmgr., officer,

Lub. OilChinese

Dept.,Maritime

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Customs, Swatow

Euren, S. Y., vice-president

Eustace, O. H.. mng.-director, Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Evans, A.

Evans, A. E.,

C., signs per pro., Butterfield

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,&Hankow

Swire, Ichang

Evans, A. F., asst, secty., Hai Ho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Evans,

Evans, A.A. T.,

J., consul (Shipping

asst, warder, Office),Gaol,

Municipal BritishShanghai

Consulate, Shanghai

Evans,

Evans, C.C. G., National

T., dir., BoydAniline & Chemical

Co., Ltd., repres., Co.,

SunShanghai

Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Amoy

Evans, E. J., customs

Petroleum, Singapore officer, Dept, of Customs, Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco and

Evans, F. L., asst, chief acct., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Evans, G. R., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Evans,

Evans, H. W.,

H., manager, Parbury, HentyW.& Co.,

EvansPty.,& Co.,

Ltd.,Negri

KobeSembilan

Evans, H. managing

J., proprietor, proprietor,

J. Evans & Co.,H.Penang

Evans,

Evans, J. G., asst,

supt.,contr. ofService

Posts, Posts

Dept.,&&Harbour

Telegraphs Dept., Penang

Evans, J.J. J.,H.,governing Ferrydir., J. J. Evans Co., Ltd.,Board, Penang

Shanghai

Evans,

Evans, L. W.,

M. A., chief

principal,medical officer,

Harris Hospitals

Memorial School, Manila Medical Dept., Singapore

Evans, P., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Evans, R.R. T.,

Evans, F., pres.

resident,dir.,West Coast, B. N. Borneo

Evans, S., partner && manager, China Securities

Oliver, EvansCo.,& Co.,

Fed. Kobe

Inc., Tientsin

Evans, T., health officer, Health Office,

Evans, W. E., asst, auditor, Audit Office, Singapore Muar, Johore

Evans,

Evans, W.

Dr. E.,W.H.Dredge

G.,L., chief& Mechanical Dept., UnitedDept.,

Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Everingham, mgr., medical

Makower,officer,

McBeathMedical Kelantan

& Co., Pty., Ltd., Kobe

Evers, G.Jhr.J. F.T.,E.Netherlands

Everts, C., mng. dir., Selling Organisation,

Yereenigde JavascheN. V.,Houthandel

Osaka Maatschappijen,

N.

Everwijn,V., Semarang

Ir. R., loco, supt.,

Eves, R., officer-in-charge, FireDeli Railway

Brigade, JohoreCo., Medan

Eves,

Eveson,R.,Dr.

sr. mechanical

S. W., dy. engr.,surgeon,

state Public Medical

Works Dept., JohorelBahru, Johore

Department,'Kedah

Ewart, A. F., mgr. of Hawaiian Division, Honolulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Ewart, J.C.,W.,China

Ewart, asst, Soap Co.,Botanic

curator, Ltd., Shanghai

Gardens,

Ewing, A. A., general mgr., Shanghai

Ewing, R. jr., office, mgr., Swan, Culbertson ElectricSingapore

Construction

& Fritz, Manila Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Eymard, A. P., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Dairen

Eyre,

Eyres,K.E.,B.,warder,

staff, Harper,

Municipal Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Gaol, Shanghai

Ezekiel, E. M., optometrist, M. Ezekiel k Sons, Singapore

Ezra, C., Edward Ezra & Co., Shanghai

Faber, H. G., consul for Belgium, Palembang, N. E. I.

Faber,

Fabian,J.,H.staff, Bandon Forest

G., Mackenzie k Co.,k Ltd.,

Sawmill, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Shanghai

F266 FOPiElGX RESIDENTS

Fabre, Cdt. L., dir. des Services de Police, Police Dept., Erench Municipality,, S’hai

Facer, H. H., asst., Societe Inter, de plantations et de Fina.nce, Kuala Lumpuy

Fachtmann, P., partner, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Fachtmann, G. R., Nichizui Trading Cp., Ltd., Tokyo

Faerch, J., engr., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Fafart,

Faggiano,G., Eactg.J., mgr.,

asst, Banque de ITndochine,

secty., As-ociated Kouang-tcheou-wan

Steamship Lines, Manila

Fainberg, S., M. Battegay, Tientsin

Fairchild, F. A., councilor, British Municipal Council, mng , dir., Fairchild

Ltd., Tientsin

Fairfield, R. G., mgr., Chase Bank, Tientsin

Fairley, J.D.H.A.,B.,Foong

Fairway, exec. engr.

ShengPublic Works& Commercial

Industrial Dept., JohoreDevelopment

Bahru, Johore

Fairweather, J., agricultural officer, Agricultural Department, F.M.S. Corpn., Shanghai

Fairweather, J. E.. Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Faith,

Falconer,J. J.,A. collector

A., magistrate,

of LandMagistrates Court, Office,

Revenue, District Negri Balik

Sembilan

Pulau, Penang

Falek, I., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Fales, H. P., vice-consul, American Consulate, Tokyo

Falkner, R. D. asst., Guttridge & Chambers, Inc., Manila

Fallows,

Fan, B. C.,A. mng.

E., sr.dir.,

executive

Benjamin engr.,C. Fan

Malayan

& Co.,Public Works Service, F.M.S.

Tsingtao

Fancott, H., secretary, Gammon (Malaya), Ld., Singapore

Fandry, H. A., gen. mgr., Willow Pattern Press, Shanghai

Fanlo, A., secty., A. Soriano Y CD., Manila

Fano, F., dir., Assurance Franco-Asiatipue, Shanghai

Fanteehi, G., manager, Italian Bank for China, Tientsin

Fargas, J. G., actg. chief of Div. (Circulation Div.), National Library, Manila :

Farkens,

Farmer, J., signs

dir.,i. Imperial

v., KunstChemical

Farmer, A.H., V.,Passenger Dept., Canadian.Industries'(China), Ltd., Shanghai

Pacific S.S , Ltd., Shanghai

Farmer, P., merchant, F. D. Farmer.

Farmer, W. R., proprietor, Victoria Hotel, & Co. &Canton

consul■ for Norway, Newchwang

Farnan, F. A., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Farnell, Thomas

Farnham, W.L.C.,L.,W.,

repres.Bayne(Sun&forOil

Co.,Co:),

ManilaArnhold

c Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Farnsworth, manager

Farnworth, C., mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai China, EastmanBanking Co., Shanghai

Corporation, Manila

Farquharson, A. N., dir., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Farrelly, G. A.,

Farrer, R. S.,E.Ticketsurveyor & land

Dept.,surveyor, officer,

Singapore Land

Traction& Survey Dept., Sarawak

Farrington, G., senior Survey Dept.,Co.,Kelantan

Ltd , Singapore

Fasciato, V. V., technical asst., Eagle & Globe Steel Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fasel, E., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Fass, J., staff,

Faulkner, H. H.,J. H. Trachsler,

agent, KailanLtd., Shanghai

Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

Faulkner, J. H. R., secty. & gen. mgr., Halt & Holtz, Ltd., Shanghai

Fauvel, J., agent, LTnion Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Haiphong

Favacho,

Favret, J.,H.mgr.,L., Architects’

Com. Franc,Dept.. Credit Foncier

de Tramways d’Extreme-Orient,

et d’Eclairage Shanghai

Electriquesde S’hai, Shanghai

Fawcett, A. E., F.M.S. Railway, Kuala Lumpur

Fawcett,

Faxon,J. H. R. A., Hongkong

C., asst., & Shanghai Banking Corporation., Yokohama

Fay, M. A., commr.,BorneoChineseCo.,Maritime

Ltd., Singapore

Customs, Y’unnanfu

Fayard,

Feakes, G.C.,J.,mgr., Descours &East.

manager-engr., Cabaud S. A., Australasia

Extension Kunming, Yunnanfu

& China Tel. Co., Ltd., Saigon

Feasey, S. E., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Featherstonhaugh, W. R., asst, mgr.,

Feaver, H. F., 2nd secty., Canadian Legation, Tokyo China American Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Fee, E.

Feeney, P. J., gen. sales repres., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Cebu

Fehlen, P.,M. Maurice

H., Cotton MillsPercival,

Jenks, Dept., Jardine, Matheson

Isitt & Co., Tokyo

Fehr, J. K. C., officer of the General Treasure, Governor’s Office, Medan

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F267

Feigelman,

Feimann, V.L.,E.,Passenger

partner, & Freight Dept.,

Bornemann & Co.,Union

CantonSteamship Agency, Shanghai

Fein, H. M. J., consul-general for the Netherlands, Singapore

Felgate,

Fell, C. H.,R. Harper,

H., proprietor,

GilfillanR.

Ltd., &Kuala

Co., Shanghai

Lumpur

Fell, W.

Felsing, A.,

E., dir.,

Asiatic Harper,

Yeast Gilfillan

Works,

Ltd., Co., Ltd.,

Shanghai Singapore

Feltz, L. C. van der, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Penang

Feltz, R. S.M., corps, sergeant major, Volunteer Corps, Shanghai

Fendall, F. A., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., Johore Bahru, Johore

Fendlason, E.asst.

Fener, C.A.H.,E., H., dist. acct., TexasPolice Co. (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Fenton, Landsupt. of Police,

Office, Hansons, Department,

Shanghai F.M.S.

Fenton, G.C., postmaster-general &, supt. of Tels. & Wireless, Posts & Tels. Department,

Sandakan

Fenton, H. H., mgr., Anglo-Dutch Estates Agency, Ltd,, Medan

Fenwick,

Fergan, J. L. F., district engr., Ltd.,

Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Ferguson,M.,C.mgr., Hall

J., General Holtz, Tientsin

Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Ferguson, J.F., D.,James

Ferguson, asst.,Neil & Co.,Co.,Shanghai

Borneo Ltd., Singapore

Ferguson, Capt. J. H., secty.,

Ferguson, N. G., senior e^ec. engr., D.P.W.Public & C.S.P.,

Works Shameen

Dept., Municipal Council, Canton

Muar, Johore

Ferguson,

ManilaR. O., Fleming & Williamson, vice-pres., Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P, I.) Inc.,

Fergusson,

Fergusson, E.J. C.M.G.,F., agent,

committee, Singapore

Hongkong ChamberBanking

&, Shanghai of Commerce, Singapore

Cotporation, Shanghai

Feria, L. R., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Fermont, A. A., director, N. V. Fermorit Cuypers, Batavia

Fernandes, B. de S., asst, mgr., Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., Macao

Fernandes,

Fernandez, R.A. J.,M.,pres.,

secty.,Fernandez Hermanos,Tokyo

Mexican Legation, Inc., Manila

Fernandez, C. A., sewage disposal works, Municipal Court,

Fernandez, A. T., private secty. to judges, Supreme Singapore

Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Fernandez,

Fernandez, C.F. H., P., asst, to thePublic

overseer, pres., Works

FernandezDept.,Hermanps,

Malacca Inc., Manila

Fernandez, G. E., editorial staff, Malaya Tribune, Negri Sembilan

Fernandez,

Fernandez, J.G. C.,P., senior

local staff,

clerk,Cable

Hongkong & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

& Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Fernandez, J. P., vice-consul for A rgentine, Manila

Fernandez, L. A., auditor, Auditing Dept., Fernandez Hermanos, Inc., Manila

Fernandez, M., headmaster, Gevernment English School, Tr.onoh, Perak

Fernandez, M. R., mng.

Fernandez, treas.,proprietor,

Commonwealth SalesBros.,

Co., Inc., Manila

Fernandez, R.P. A., J., dir., Big Wedge Mining Fernandez Co„ ManilaTrengganu

Fernando, E.M.,R.Alhambra

Ferrandiz, A., principal,

CigarShorthand

& CigaretteCorrespondence

ManufacturingSchool, Singapore

Co., Manila

Ferrell, F. P., jr., Dibrell Bros.,

Ferrer, A. P., Clarke & Larkin, Manila Inc., Shanghai

Ferriday,C.L.A.R.,W,signs

Ferrier, mgr.,per pro., Cumberbatch

Hongkong

Co., Ltd.,Corporation,

Kuala Lumpur

Ferrier, J. W., consul for Portugal

Ferrier, V. E-, repres., Acme Code Co., Canton dir., Balatog Mining Co., ManilaSaigon

Ferry, De, administrateur,

Fetherstonhaugh, Societegame

A. H., deputy Anonyme

warden,desGameRiz Dept.,

dThdochine

Negri Denis Freres, Saigon

Sembijan

Fetherstonhaugh, G., asst. ,acct., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Tientsin

Fettd, F.F. R.,

Fette, C, mng.

secretary-treasurer,

dir,, Fette Rug Fette

Co., Rug Inc.,

Fed. Co., Fed. Inc., Peiping

Peiping

Fette, H. C, president, Fette Rug Co.,

Feularde, S. L. de, vice consul for France, Tientsin Fed. Inc., Peiping

Fichter,

Field, G.Paul J., agent,1st'Anderson,

A.H. C., Clayton & Co’s. Sarawak

Agency, Osaka

Fielding, R., supt;, . Div., Trade

secty., Jardine Engineering& Customs,

Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Fiennes, D. E. M. T. W., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Figueiredo, F. M., H. Oliveira & Son, Shanghai

Figueroa, Snr. M., minister plenipotentiary, Chilean Legation, Tokyo

Figueiredo, G. J. de, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Fikes, O. J., office mgr., Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. of the Philippines, Manila

Filimonoff, B. B., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Filimonoff,

Filtzer, A. L.,I. J.,Pharmacy

mgr., Gutfur,

Dept.,Inc., Shanghai

American Dispensary, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Finan, L.Rev.G,,Bro.,

Finch, asst. sub-dir.,

supt. of St. John’s

Police, Institution, Kuala

i/c investigations, PoliceLumpur

Dept., Penang

Finck, H. S., secty., Art Furniture Depot, Ltd., Singapore

Findlay, Rev. J. W., principal, Mukden Thoological College, Mukden

Fingereth, L., signs per pro., E. Winter & Co., Tientsin

Findorff, E., signs p. p. a., Kunst

Finlater,

Finlay, R.J.,A.,mgr., Asiatic for

vice-consul Petroleum Co. (N. Manila

Great Britain, C.), Ltd., Gough Island, Shanghai

Finlay, A., mgr., Imperial Hotel, Ltd., Tientsin

Finn, J. S., Samuel, Osborn & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Finnell, F. L., vice-pres., American Chamber of Commerce, Peiping

Finnie, T.,C, mgr.,

Firkins, Bangkok

E„ asst., DockTurquand,

McAuliffe, Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Youngs & Co,, Penang

Firsoff,

Fischer, Emil S., American PublicSociety,

B., International Savings AccountantShanghai

& Sworn Auditor, Tientsin

Fischer,

Fischer, H.M.,H., Clarke & Larkin,

consul-general Manila Shanghai

for Germany,

Fischer, O., (Bye

Fischer, Dr. Products), Eastern

O., barrister-at-law, Musso,Trading

FischerCo.,&Ltd., Shanghai

Wilhelm, Shanghai

Fischer, O. L., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Fisher, A, A., asst, engr., Public Works Dept.,

Fisher, A. O., vice-pres., Hunt Engineering Corpn., Shanghai Malacca

Fisher,

Fisher, E.E. A.,

H., asst., Eastern

Brunner, MondSmelting Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,DatoKobe

& Co. (Japan), Kramat, Penang

Fisher, G. F., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Pootung Lower Wharf, Shanghai

Fisher, J.,J, C.mng.B., dir.,

Fisher, dist. Fishers, Ltd., Sarawak

officer, Sibu, Singapore

Fisher, J. M., vice-consul, British Legation, Bangkok

Fisher, J. S., dir. & gen. mgr., Fishers, Ltd., Singapore

Fisher, L. E., gen. mgr., Kiangsu Chemical Works, Shanghai

Fisher,

Fisher, S.0. J.,E.,composing

medical officer,

room General Hospital,

supr., Govt. Penang

Printing Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Fisher, T. G., editor, North China Daily

Fisk, J., Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai Mail, Tientsin

Fistere, J., jr. National Aniline & Chemical Co , Shanghai

Fitchford, E. W., director, Crystal Ltd., Tientsin;

Fittock, C., asst., Carreras Ltd., Singapore

Fitz Gerald, G. de la P. B., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Fitzgerald,

Fitzgerald, M., general agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Fitzgerald, D. Dr.S.,R.Asiatic Petroleum

D., director Co. (P.

of Medical I.), Ltd.,

Services, Manila Dept.,

Medical Singapore

Fitzmaurice, N., consul-general for Great Britain, Amoy

Fitzsimmons,

Fitzsimmons, R.A. T., E., dir.,

Standard-Vacuum

Peoples Bank &OilTrust Co., Tsingtao

Co., Manila

Flaes, Dr. R., T.,secty.

Flanagan, & charge Mackenzie

d’Affaires a. i., Netherlands Legation, Peiping

Flatow, D.,B.Sino-Chemica,

Mackinnon, Shanghai & Co., Shanghai

Flavin, B. N., acct., Malaya Posts & Telegrapls Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Fleischner,

Fleisher, B. Dr. W., E.,proprietor,

chemist, Trans-Pacific

Singapore Rubber Works, &Ltd.,

Advertising Singapore

Service Bureau, Tokyo:

Fleuriet,

Fleisher, B.P., W.,

secretaire,

publisherFrench Central Power

& proprietor, The JapanStation, TientsinTokyo

Advertiser,

Fleming, A., proprietor & general manager, Fleming Brothers, Ipoh, Perak

Fleming, D. J., asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Flemons, S., dir. & chief engr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F269

Fletcher, H.

Fletcher, G. D.B., A., dir., Harrisons

Timber & SawmillsBarker Dept.,&British

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Borneo Timber Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Fletcher,

Fletcher, J.K. L.,P., China SoapMacao

asst, mgr., Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., Macao

Fletcher, S. J., consul, American Consulate, Tientsin

Fletcher, W. F., actg. municipal engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Fleuriet, P., secretaire,

Flight, W.F., asst, contr.Frenchof Tels.Central

(Traffic),Power Station,

Malaya PostsTientsin

& Tels. Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Flint, H., agent, Jardine, Matheson

Flinter, A., mng. dir., A. Flinter, Ltd., Singapore & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Flinter,

Florance,M.,I. dir., A. Flinter,

A. Sherell Ltd.,Victor

de, prop., Singapore

Radio Sales, Tientsin

Florendo, L. N., legal researcher, Dept, of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Flores, A., Sabater & Co., Manila

Flores, L., surveillant, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de d’Indochine,

Haiphong

Flory, C. E., Getz Bros. & Co., Singapore

Flynn, A. J., traffic acct., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Flynn, G., A.,

Foa, Prof. tidesurveyor

deputy conductor& harbour& leader,

master,Municipal

Chinese Maritime

OrchestraCustoms,

& Band, Hoihow

Shanghai

Fock, J. C., general mgr., Lettergieterij “ Amsterdam,” N. V., Batavia

Foelster, F., manager, Mar-Kuo, Ltd., Shanghai

Foenander,

Fogden, H. W. G. H., Printing Dept.,

T., managing director,Kyle,Fogden,

PalmerBrisbane

& Co., Ltd.,

& Co.,Kuala

Ltd.,Lumpur

Singapore

Foggitt, W. L., signs

consul for Norway, Yokohamaper pro., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. (Japan), Ltd., acting

Fogh, P., staff, Bandon Forests

Fokkes, H., partner, Fokkes & Koch, Tokyo

Foley, S., business manager, Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Folkerman, B., Export Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Follet, H., mgr., H. Follet & Cie., Shanghai

Folliott, J.G.C.B.,Reinders,

Folmer, asst, supt.,manager,

Police Dept., SingaporeIndische Handelsbank, N. V., Tokyo

Nederlandsch

Fonareff, M. S., Hongkong & Shanghai

Fonseca, A. M., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai Banking Corporation, Harbin

Fontanel, E., consul-general for China, Swiss Consulate, Shanghai

Fontenelle,

Foot, B. de P. de,Chinese

J. G., examiner, dir., Thai ElectricCustoms,

Maritime Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Foochow

Foote, Dr. W. A., consul-general

Foox, A. G., H. Foox

Foox, L., H. Foox

Forbes, A. H., preventive secty., S’hai Office of the Inspectorate Gen. of Customs, S’hai

Forbes, J. G., Cash Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Forbes, Jas. T., municipal vet. surgeon & supt., Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Department,

Forbes, Hon. Mr. Singapore

L., acting commissioner, Land Office, Singapore

Forbes, P. H., chief accountant, Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Forbes, R. J., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ford, E. B., president, Fidelity & Surety Co. & Philippine Trust Co., Manila

Ford, G. J., controller of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Penang

Ford, H., up-country staff, Thailand Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ford, H. E. A., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ford, J.,

Ford, J. F.,partner, Evatt (Chinese

actg. consul

Affairs), British Consulate, Shanghai

Fordham, C. F., foreman,

Fordham, J. M., marine executive Simplex engr.,

Concrete PilesWorks

Public (Malaya),

Dept.,Ltd., Singapore (On leave)

Singapore

Forrest, J. H., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Formilleza,

Forrer, H. A.,P.,district

civil engr.,

judge,District

DistrictEngineer’s

Court, 1st.Office, Cebu Police Courts, Penang

Magistrate,

Forrest, F. J., chief inspr., Revenue Office, Shanghai

Forrest, J.R.,W.Asiatic

Forrest, P., Hall

Petroleum I.), Ltd., Manila

F27i) FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Forster, C., headmaster, Govt. English School, Batu Pahat, Jb'hore

Forster,

Forster, J.,H. chief

S., inst.of elec.

mgr.,

mech., Petroleum Co; (S.jC,),&Ltd.,

Tientsin Tramwalys AihOyCo., Ltd., Tientsin

Lighting

Forsyth, A. K., Hongkong & Shajighai Banking Corporation, Amoy

Forsyth, A. R., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Forsyth, D. M., manager, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Tokyo

Forthomme,

Forthomme, M. P., ambassador extra. & plenipotentiary, Belgian Embassy, Tokyo

Fortune, S., Pierre

agent,Attilib, 1st secretary,

Chartered Bank of Belgian

India, Embassy,

Austr, & Tokyo

China/I poll, Perak

Fossum, C. A., vice-president, Norton & Harrison Co., Manila

Foster, F.

ShanghaiW., partner, Mackinnon, Mackenzie

Foster, H. B., dir., Ker & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Foster, H. E., Accts.,Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N- C-)) Ltd., Shanghai

Foster, S. W., asst, engr., P. W. D., Kinta, Perak

Jboster, W. A., manager, Lyons Motors, Iitd.,, Singapore

Foston, C., dist. forest officer, Eprest Dept., Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Foston, H. W., planting adviser, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Fougerpn, R. M., repres., M. Michelin & Co., Singapore .

Foulds, A., Rubber & Produce Dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore '

Foulds, H. F., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Singapore

Foulds, L. H., consul for Great Britain, Dairen

Fournier, C, G.> manager, Banque de PIndoqhine, Canton

Fowier,

Fowlie, G.A. B., mgr.,mgr.,

F., asst, Dunlop Malayan

George TownEstates, Ltd., Malacca

Dispensary, Ltd-, Penang .

Fox, A. U., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz* Shanghai

Fox, B., staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,1 Singapore

Fox, C. J., president & editor-in-chief, North hina Star, Tientsin

Fox, R.H. N.,

Fox, T., cargo

managing director,

surveyor, Smith,& Bisset,

Ritchie Bell & Singapore

Co., Ltd., Manila

Fox,

Foyn, F. E., marketing asst.; Texas Co. (China),Corporation,

S. J. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Ltd., TientsinShanghai

Foyn, M., secty., Business Equipment Corpn., Shanghai

Fozard,

Fragante,E.,V.,asst., John Little

vice-pres., Manila& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Railroad Co., Manila

Fragante,

Framhein, V.,M. dir., Bureau

O., signs theoffirm,

Public Works,

Carlowitz The Philippines

c Co., Tientsin

Framroz, P. M., proprietor, Framroz & Co., Singapore

Franasovic, M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Francis,

Francis, R.M. E.,

A., agent,

director,Waterlow

Park & &Francis, Ltd., Shanghai

Sons, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Francis,

Francis, W. G.,

W. secty., senior warder,

T., asst.,Belgian Municipal

EasternChamber Gaol,

Smeltingof Co., Ltd.,Shanghai

Penang

Franck, A., Commerce, Shanghai

Franco, C. F., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Franco, F., chief, Div. of Grazing & Wildlife, Bureau

Frandsen, H. G., acct., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., of Forestry, Manila, The Philippines

Bangkok

Frandsen, S. C. M., river inspector, Chinese Maritime Customs, Chungking

Frank, A. J., resident secty., China Uqderwriters, Ltd., Singapore

Frank, A. K., works supt., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Frank,

Frank, B., Freight

Y. W., mgr.,Dept.,

FrazarUnion Steamship

Federal, Agency, Shanghai

Inc., Tsinan

Frankel, D., partner, Frankel & Aaron, Singapore

Franklin, A. A. E., vice-consul, British Consulate Chungking

Franklin,

Franklin, C.C. S.,S., dir.,

pres.,China

Executive Dept.,Co.,

Securities KofaFed.American Drug Co., Shanghai

Inc!, Tientsin

Franklin, R. J., asst, engr., Raub Australian Gold MiningShanghai

Franklin, C. S., secty., Wing On Col, Fed. Inc. U. S. A-, Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Franklin, S. S., Advertising Dept., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Franks, G. C. R., asst, gas engr., Municipal Gas Dept., Singapore

Franse, J., agent, Netherlands India Commercial Bank, Medan

Franz, R., sub. mgr., Dcutsche-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

 FORK if; X RESIDENT'S F271

Fraser, A. D. McR'., Marine Dept., Asiatic Petroleum! Cd., (N.G.), Ltd., Shanghai

Fraser, A. E., ciiief asst., Revenue Office, Shanghai

Fraser, A. S., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hsinho

Fraser,

Fraser, D.H.,C.federal

A., estate

secty.,asst., SocfinSecretariat,

Federal Co., Ltd., Kuala

F. M. S.Lumpur

Fraser, J. M., asst., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Fraser, J. W., asst, secty., British Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai

Fraser, R. W., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fraser, Wm.

Frazar, E. W.,S.,chairman,

supt., Commercial

Frasar & Pacific,Cable,

Co./,Ltd., Tokyo Coi^ Manila

Fredericks, J. A., Share

Frederiksen,.

Fredet, J., gen.H. secty.,

F., mgr.,French

East Chamber

Asiatic Co.,of; Commerce

Kuala Lumpur of China, Shanghai

Freeden, Dipl. Ing. W. von, Doitsu Seiko K. K., Tokyo

Freeman, H. B., works manager, United Engineers,

Freeman, H. G., Jr., mgr., Tobacco Trading, Corpn., Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Freeman,

Mercury M., Co.,chairman,

Fed. Inc.,United States Life Insurance Co., Shanghai, director, Post

Shanghai

Freeman, W. A. chrmn., Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping, Perak

Freeth, L. G., asst. gen. mgr. & technical dir., China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Freitas,

Frere, F., Dr. up-country

A. C. de, 1st.mgr.,secty.,Louis

Portuguese Legation, Ltd.,

T. Leonolens, TokyoBangkok

Freres, D., agent, Hongkong

Frese, A., signs per pro, Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Fretwell, V. V. W., Lubricants & Fuel Oil Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co; (N. C.), Ltd.,

Shanghai

Freund,

Freudiger, W., chemist, per Hankow Chemical Laboratory, Hankow

Frewen, R. W.S. L., A., Sales pro.,

Dept.,TheChina

ChasePrinting

Bank, Shanghai

& Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Frey, J., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Frey, J., secty., Macphail & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Freyn, H. J., dir., China Journal Publishing CcKj Ltd., Shanghai

Friderichs, H. W., mgr., SocietaComm. di Esp. e di Imp. Inc. in Switzerland, Semarang

Friebel,

Fridieff, G.,

V. N., Import Dept., N. V.k Railway

Behn, Meyer & Co.Jardine

Handel-Mij., Sourabaya

Friedlaender, A.Manufacturing

P., mng. partner, Section,

Friedlaender Eng. Corpn.,

k Smith, Peiping Ltd., Shanghai

Friedlaender, G., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Friedman, K., Tipper k Co.,. Tientsin

Friedman, M., mng. dir., China Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Friedrichsen, K., C. lilies k Co., Yokohama

Frisby, A. W., W.,

Frischknecht, senior

F. E.inspr. of Schools,

Zuellig, Dept, of Education, Kuala Lumpur

Inc., Manila

Frisk, F. A., attorney, William Hunt & Co., Shanghai

Fritz, Chester, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz,

Fritz, P., Technical Dept., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Shanghai Waibel k Co., Tientsin

Froemel, G. L, Lowe, Bingham & Matthews,Shanghai

Froemel, F. R., mgr., Pacific Sales Corpn., Shanghai

Froggatt, L., supt. engr., Straits^ Steamship Co.. Ltd., Singapore

Froiman, D. A., D. Froiman Co!, Tientsin

Frois, M., clerical staff, Cable k Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Froland, Sv., manager, Wallem & Cb., Shanghai

Frost,

Frost, A.G. J.,J., branch

branch manager,

manager, Manchurian

Manchurian Co., Go., Ltd.,

Ltd., Mukden

Dairen

Frost, R., Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Frowein, G., Bayer Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Fry, E. C., vice-president, Q. E..Vongehr, Fed. Inc., Hankow

Fryberg, G. G., mgr., United Artists Corpn., Tientsin

Frye, D. A., chemist, Dept..of Chemistry, Singapore

Fryer,

Fuchs, Geo. B., supt.Brooke

F., Davies, & secty., Institution

k Gran, Shanghai for the Chinese Blind, Shanghai

Fuentes, E., bookkeeper, J. V. Ramirez, Manila:

 F272 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Fuetterer, E. O., managing director, I. I. Tschurin

Fyfe, R., Claims Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Fugler, C. G., secretary, John ,Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Fuhrhop

Fuhrmann,W.,A.,proprietor, WindsorCo.,& Co.,

asst., Nouveaux Bangkok

Singapore

Fuhrmann, E., J. H. Bolland & Co.,

Fuhrmeister, U., Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai Tientsin

Fujisawa,

Fujita, T., T.,director,

co-engr.-in-chief, Whangpoo

Wu-Han Hospital, Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Hankow

Fujiyasu, S., rang, director, Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Fujii, H., auditor, Nomura Bussan Co., Ltd., Kobe

Fujii, N., Texas

Fukazawa, Co. (China),

S., Sundry Ltd.,Dept.,

& Lumber DairenMitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Fuke, Y., chief inspector, Post Office, Shanghai

Fuks, E. (Engineering Sales), Andersen, Meyer & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Fukuda, T., asst., Revenue Office, Shanghai

Fukui, S,, Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co., Kobe

Fukushima,

Fukushima, Y., Y., Accounts

Melchers Engineering

Dept., Thos. Corpn.,

Cook & Tientsin

Son, Ltd., Kobe

Fulker, M. H., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Fullam, J. E., president, Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Fuller, A., manager, Phoenix Press, Shanghai

Fuller, O., partner, Jaeger & Co., Singapore

Fulton, D., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Fulton,

Fumagalli,N. M., Traffic Dept.,

C., vice-pres., Yee Chamber

Italian Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

of Commerce for the Ltd., Tientsin

Far East, Shanghai

Funaki, S., asst, mgr., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Funatani, K., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Kobe

Furneaux, V. R., mechanician-in-charge, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Furneaux, W. J., asst., Printers, Ltd., Singapore

Furstenburg, M., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Furtado, C. X., asst, botanist, Botanic Gardens, Singapore, Penang

Furukawa, J., mng. dir., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo

Furutsuka, K., supt., A. P. Munning

Fust, G., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Futakia, M. B., mng. dir., Shameen Estates, Ltd., Canton

Futakia, N. B., chairman, Shameen Estates, Ltd., Canton

Fuxman, C., Bayne & Co., Manila

Fuyet, A., manager, Banque de ITndochine, Tientsin

Fuzii, T., Delivery & Insce. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Fyfe, A. R., municipal engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Fyfe, N., asst., Roustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gaan, J.M. M.,

Gaan, A., The ChaseEngineering

Jardine Bank, ShanghaiCorporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Gaast, T.

Gabaretta, van der, Dupire Morrell, Ltd.,Kobe

Singapore

Gabbott, R.Geo. W, Kozhaya

P., China Soap Co.,Shokai,

Ltd., Shanghai

Gabriel, Dr. V. R., asst, health officer, Kinta Sanitary Board, Perak

Gabrielson, C. W,, general agent, American President Lines, Ltd., Yokohama

Gaby, C. F., comdr., C. L. T. “Pingching”, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Caches, S. F., director, Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Gachnang, H. W., mgr., Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Ltd., Penang

Gadow,

Gaffikin,C.T.G.,Q.,partner, Nachf.

chief police H. Ahrens

officer, Johore &State

Co.. Police,

ShanghaiSegamat Circle, Johore

Gagan,

Gagandas,J, A., maintenance engr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gage, C. M.,C.,works

G. Bheroomall Sons, KobeDepot, Ltd., Singapore

mgr., Art Furniture

Gain, P. D. G., agent, Allen

Gaine, P. R., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Galatis,

Galbraith,D. W,,

E,, consul

Musical,forMotion Picture

America, & Theatrical Agent, Tientsin

Batavia

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F273

Gale, J. K., asst., Sisson & Delay, Singapore

Galicia,

Galistan,I.I.,M.,lightkeeper,

acct. Bank Marine

of the Philippines,

Dept., Singapore Cebu

Galistan, O. E., engineer, Electrical Dept., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Galitsky, N. V., technical staff, Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Gallardo,

Galler, M.,D.,Winckler

secty., Commonwealth

& Co., YokohamaSales Co., Inc., Manila

Gallois, M. E., consul-general for France, Yokohama

Gallop, H. H.,

Gallop, W. B., president, Gallop &

Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Galloway, Sir D.treasurer. Gallop

dir., British Malaya Co.,Trustee Inc., ShanghaiCo., Ltd., Singapore

& Executor

Galloy, L., dir. de ITIsine, Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques du Langtho, Haiphong

Galloy,

Galvin, P., ingenieur, Societe des Chaux Hydrauliques de Langtho, Haiphong

Galvin, E.J. J.,A.,editorial

director,staff,Advertising

Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur

& Publicity Bureau, Ltd., publisher, Children’s

Fortnightly, Singapore

Gambling, G, T., govt, surveyor, British Consulate, Shanghai

Gammell,

Gammon, E.S. A., B., comdr.,

mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Cable

C. S. Recorder, Co. (N.&C.),Wireless,

Ltd., Chungking

Ltd., Singapore

Gancia, Y., acct., AmericanlnternationalUnderwriters for the Philippines, Inc., Manila

Gande, W. J., mng.

Oande, W. M., D.secty., director, Gande,

Gande,

Ltd., Shanghai Shanghai

Gandeviwala, G., Yasunia c Co., Kobe

Gandianco, A., Clarke & Larkin,

Gandossi, F., Cornes k Co., Yokohama Manila

Gange,

Gann, T.F.P.,(Studio),

B., director, Gordon && Co.,

Advertising Ltd., Shanghai

Publicity Bureau, Ltd.,Saigon

Singapore

Gannay, inspecteur-general, Banque de ITndochine,

Ganno, C. Y., supervisor,

Petroleum, Singapore Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco and

Gansmoe,Ch.,

Gantier, T. B., dir.consul

general,forEstablissements

Norway, Kobe Boy Landry Saigon

Garcia, E., Warner. Barnes & Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Garcia,

Garcia, E.E. A.,

A. De, secty., China

Elliston Co., Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Garcia, F., dir., “La Urbana,” Bldg. & Loan Association, Manila

Garcia, M. F., chief acct., Philippine Trust Co., Manila

Garcia, P., library asst. (Circulation Div.), National Library, Manila

Garcia, R., prop., Manila Filatelica, Manila

Garcia, W. H , asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Garcia,

Garden,W.A. J., E., propr., W. J.station

asst, power Garcia,supt.,

Singapore

Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Gardener, H. F. B., Accts. Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Gardener,

Gardiner, W. A.

E.E. G., B., deputy

A., senior commr.,

executive Chinese

engineer, MaritimePublic

Malayan Customs, Foochow

Works Service, F. M. S.

Gardiner,

Gardiner, R. R., Sandilands,

3rd asst., Buttery

Municipal

Architect Singapore

& Bldg. Surveyor’s Dept., Singapore

Gardiner, W. R., asst, engr., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Penang

Gardiner,

Gardner, A.J.,S.,officier

mgr., suptg.

Electricalpolice circle,

Dept., Cable Police Department,

k Wireless, Ltd., Ulu Selangor

Singapore

Gardner, E. J. C., asst., Mansfield k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gardner, H. G., branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Gardner,

Gardner, J.,J. A.,

Dredge

mgr.,&KerMechanical Dept.,

& Co., Ltd., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Bacolod

Gareh, M., A. B. David & Co., Ltd., Saigon of India, Ltd., Penang

Gardner, J. H., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank

Gargollo, A. R., partner k gen. mgr., Roxas Y. Compania, Manila

Gargollo, E. R., partner &Roxas

Gargollo, gen. Y.mgr., Roxas Y.ManilaCompania, Manila

Garland, B.J.deR.,F.,partner,

asst, N.I. Section, Compania,

Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Singapore

Garramiola, F., manager, King Exporting Corporation, Shanghai

Garrett, W. E., production mgr., Straits

Garriz, E., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Iloilo Times $ Singapore Free Press, Singapore

 F274 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Garriz, R. F., president & gen. manager, Advertising Bureau, Inc., Manila

Gartner, F., asst, wharfinger & warehouse, Hongkew Wharf, Shanghai

Garrod, S. H., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Kobe

Gartner, R., proprietor & photographer, “The Kodak Shop,” Tientsin

Garwood,

Gascoigne,H.,C. Swan,E., asst, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

treas., Financial Department, Sarawak

Gassie, E. P., clerk, American Embassy, Peiping

Gast, A. J., acct., Hall & Holtz, Ltd., Shanghai

Gast,

Gasten,A. H.J., gen.

R., mgr., King Exporting Corporation, Shanghai

Gastmeier, C., repres.

Schmidt(Chemicals),

Shoten, Ltd.,China

TokyoEngineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Gates, R.,

Gates, F., tech,

sales asst.,

mgr,,Kiangsu

Auto Palace Co., Ltd.,

Chemical Works,Shanghai

Shanghai

Gates,Kuala

R. C,,Lumpur

asst, director of Co-operation (South), Co-operative Societies Department,

Gatrell,

Gatrell,N.V.W.,C.agent, States Steamship

G., deputy supt., Govt.Co., Yokohama

Printing Office Singapore

Gaudart, Mrs. B., Records Dept., Advertising

Gaudin, J., acct., Banque de ITndochine, Singapore & Publicity Bureau, Ltd.; Singapore

Gauntlett, Dr. E.G., governor, Country Hospital,

Gauthier, A., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels Shanghaide ITndochine, Haiphong

Gautier, E., mgr., Olivier-Chine, Hankow

Gautier, J., dir., Fonciere et Immobiliere de Chine, Shanghai

Gavin, F. S., Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation, Shanghai

Gavin, M., A.,

Gavriluk, dir.,Skiotis

U. Spalinger

Bros. &&Co.,

Co., Peiping

S. A., Canton

Gawaran, J., in

Library, Manila charge, Public Reading Room (General Reference Division), National

Gawell, E. B., Ekman & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Osaka

Gawler, G. N., actg. commr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Pakhoi

Gawne, W. W. C., asst., Printers, Ltd., Singapore

Geake,

Geale, F. H., sr. chemist, officer,

Customs & Excise Dept., F.M.S.

Gearey,Dr.F. W. B,, J.,asst,medical

sub-manager,Medical

DodwellDept.,

& Co.,Ulu

Ltd.,,Kelantan,

ShanghaiKelantan

Gearhart, B. W., News Dept., Reuters,

Geary, H., supt., Trade School, Kuala Lumpur Ltd., Shanghai

Geddes,

Gedeon, L,F.,W., commr.,Gedeon

manager, Municipal

Freres,Council,

Kobe Singapore

Gee, Lumpur

W, C., asst, contr. of Tels. (Wireless), Malaya Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala

Geibel,

Geiger, E.H.,M., dep.

Lubricating Oil Div.,Deutsch-Asiatische

sub-manager, Standard-Vacuum Bank, Oil Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Gelano, J., secty., Asociacion

Gelbard, K., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai Filatelica de Filipinas, Manila

Gelder, H. van., chairman, Commercial Association

Harmsen Verwey

Gelderen, D. van, Edible Products, Ltd., Shanghai

Gelderen, S. van., manager for N. E. I., Ocean Accident & Guarantee' Corporation

Ltd., Batavia

Geleuken,

Gelezney, B.W.J.,van, Asiasigns per Co.,

Export pro., Tientsin

Ned. Ind. Escompto Mij. N. V., Semarang

Gella,

Gemert, J. H. van, Lindeteves Stokvis, Div.,

V. G„ chief, Adm. & Pub. Debt. Ipoh,Bureau

Perak of the Treasury, The Philippines

General,

Generaloff, N., second secty., Russian Embassy, Tokyo Sur Branch, Camarines Sur

H. C., librarian, National Library, Camarines

Gensburger, V., dir., Cbmpagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances, Shanghai

George, A. H., consul-gen. for Great Britain, Shanghai

George, F. H., asst., McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Penang

George, J. M. O’C., agent, Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

George,

George, P.P. G.,H. chemist,

F., asst,Singapore

contr, of Rubber Works Ltd., Singapore

Telecommunications (Wirelees), Malaya Bqsts

Telegraphs Department, Kuala Lumpur

George-Adis, S., asst chief clerk, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd.,; Yokohama

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F275

Georgi, C. D. V., chief research officer, Agricultural Dept., S. S. & F.M.S.

Gerber, R., mgr., Sea View Hotel, Ltd., Singapore

Gerber, R. H., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Shanghai

Gerli,

Germain, Q. V.M.L.,R.,actg. commr.,

consul, FrenchChinese Maritime

Consulate, MukdenCustoms, Chinwangtao

Gerritsen,

Gerritsen, A., W. J.Lindeteves-Stokvis,

Th., dir., Boekhandel Kuala Lumpur

Visser & Co., Batavia

Gerson, H., dir.,L.,Art

Gerstenzang, newsFurniture Depot, Ltd.,

editor, Reuters, Ltd., Singapore

Tientsin

Gertig, C., dep. sub. mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Gervasi,

Geschwind, H., mgr., Saul Trading Co., Tsinan& Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

J. P., electrician, Tientsin Tramways

Gevels,

Geyer, C., H.,asst, supt., Traffic

proprietor, Dept,,Geyer,

Hans Tientsin Tramways

& Mueller Motor& Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Agency, Bangkok

Geyling, R., vice-consul for Austria, Tientsin

Ghesquieres, P., mgr., Musee-Laboratoire d’Histoire Naturelle, Tientsin

Ghilain, W., asst, acct., Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Gholson, L.D., mgr.,

Gianella, Accident

Gianzon R.,Cesar, 1st secty.,

solicitor, BureauPeruvian Legation,

of Justice. Manila,Tokyo

The Philippines

Giap, N., attache, French Consulate, Singapore

Gibbings,

Gibbons, J.F.H.,S., acting

mng. dir., Dunlop Rubber

tidesurveyor, ChineseCo.Maritime

(China), Customs,

Ltd., Shanghai

Pakhoi

Gibbons, P. S., foreman, Great Northern Telegraph

Giblin, D.V., mine section supt., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Woosung, Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Gibson, A.C.E.,W.res.

Gibson, G., officer,

shippingQueensland

master & Insce,

surveyor

Co.,ofLtd,,

Ships, Shipping Dept., Sarawak

Singapore

Gibson, E. L., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Gibson, F. H., asst, distribution engr., Municipal Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Gibson, F. S., dir., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., dy. chrmn.,

Singaporesenior

Gibson, Chamber of Commerce, Singapore

Gibson, G.H.,L.,Evatt surveyor,

& Co., Survey Dept.,

Singapore Johore

Gibson,

Gibson, H. L., dir.. James McMullan & Co., Ltd.,Wharhouse

H. E., wharf mgr., Shanghai Wharf & Chefoo Co,, Shanghai

Gibson, H. L., managing director, H. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai, Swatow

Gibson, J., roads foreman, Municipal Engineer’s Department, Singapore

Gibson, R., telegraph engr., Posts & Telegraphs Department, Johore

Gibson-Hill,W.Dr.K- M.H.,M.,mgr.,

Giermann, lady medical officer,van

Medical Department,

(Shanghai),Kedah

Giesch, H. E., mgr., OrientalPaper Company

Purchasing Reekum

Co., Ltd., Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Giese, Dr. O., manager, Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Giezen, J. C., Providoring Dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Giffard,

Gil-Pereira,P., cashier, Tientsin

H., RentManufacturers Tramways

Dept., China Realty& Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Co., Shanghai

Gilbert, F., agent, Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Gilbert, G.J. O.,

Gilbert, E., Shanghaiofficer,Office ofDiv.,

the Inspectorate-General of Customs, Shanghai

Gilchrist, A. G.,dist. vice-consul, Third

British Lower Rejang,

Legation, BangkokSarikei, Sarawak

Gilchrist,

Gilchrist, J.,D., Shanghai

electrical Dockyards,

foreman, PublicLtd., Works

ShanghaiDept., Penang

Gilchrist,

Gildea, J. J.R.,C.,asst,Sewage

supt. Disposal

of RubberWorks, Municipal

Control, Dept, ofEngineer’s

Statistics, Dept.,

PenangSingapore

Gildersleeves, H. A., lithographer, Survey Department,

Giles, A. L. Y. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Mukden Kuala Lumpur

Giles, E. S., div. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Dairen

Giles, J. C., International Harvester Co. of the Philippines, Manila

Giliberto, G., floating staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Gill,

Gill, A.C. A.,

W. civil

B., asst engr.,

engr., Municipal

Fogden, Engineer’s

Brisbane & Co., Dept.,Singapore

Ltd,, Singapore

Gill, G. B., chief

Gill, R. J,,R. engr.,

F., Louis engineer & mgr.,

T., Leonowens, Hankow BangkokCo., Ltd., Co.,

Light & Power Ltd., Hankow

Gillain Tientsin TramwaysLtd., & Lighting Tientsin

F9

F276 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Gilledon, I., auditor, Division of Purchase & Supply, Manila, The Philippines

Gilleland,

Gillespie, A.R. T.,E., Manufacturers

vice-pres. & gen.Representative,

mgr.,, Andersen,Singapore

Meyer & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gillespie, Dr., F. D., medical officer, Tapah Hospital, Perak

Gillespie, R. D., dir., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Gillespie,K.S.C.,M.,sub-acct.,

Gillett, div. mgr.,Chartered

ImperialBankChemical Industries (China), Ltd.,Sarawak

Tsingtao

Gilliam, W., actg. controller of Posts, Postsof India, Australia

& Telegraphs & China,

Department, Singapore

Gilliland,

Gillingham,R. H.L, R., elec,sales

mgr.,mgr.,

Manila Electric

Luneta MotorCo.,Co.,Manila

Manila

Gillion, F. J., mng. dir., Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd,, Macao

Gillespie, G. T., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Kuala Lumpur

Gilman, Mrs. H. L., proprietress, Caravan Studio, Inc., Shanghai

Gilmore, S.,

Gilmour, G. J.,Doney

asst, &comptroller,

Co., TientsinDept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco

and Petroleum, Singapore

Gilmour,E.O.H.,W.,Teadeputy

Gilson, Merchant, municipal

Shanghaiengineer, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Gimson, A. F., commr. of Public Works, Public Works Department, Shanghai

Ginman, A. H., chrmn., Marconi (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Ginsbourg, S., mgr., Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Girard, E. R., president, Automatic Telephones of China, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Gispert, A. S., Evett & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Gispert, F. M., secty., Associated Steamship Lines, Manila

Gittins, N,

Gittins, J. S.,H.,Ewo

dental Coldsurgeon,

StorageIpoh Co., Hospital,

ShanghaiPerak

Giudice, W., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Given-Wilson,asst,

Gjertsen, P. F., asst.,Public

GeneralWorks

Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., S’pore

Gjodesen, C., W., vice engr., consul for Denmark, Department,

Penang (On Penang

leave)

Glasgow, Sir W., dir., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Glass, C. F., asst, editor, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Glass, D.F. J.R,,R.,Lowe,

Glass, W. mgr.,Bingham

Cable & &Home Matthews,

Wireless, Ltd.,Shanghai

Penang

Glass, W., representative, Insurance Co. of New York, Tokyo

Glathe,

Gleeson, A., prop.

P. J.,A.chief& mgr., Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Glendinning, L. L.,appraiser, Chinese Turquand,

asst., McAuliffe, Maritime Customs,

Youngs &Hankow

Co., Penang

Glendinning, H. L., Estates Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan (On leave)

Glenn, E. (Heating & Plumbing), Andersen Meyer & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Glenny, E., partner, Drs. Bain & Glenny, Singapore

Glied,

Glineur,A., F., Schnabel,

signs p.Gaumer p., Credit& Co.,Foncier

Shanghaid’Extreme Orient, Singapore

Glover, A. E., managing director, Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Glover,

Glover, E.E. H.,

M., works

gen. mgr., supt.,editor

Federal Engineering

& secty., MalayaCo,, Ltd., Press,

Tribune Kuala Ltd.,

Lumpur

Singapore

Gochoco, J., engineering

Manila, The Philippines consultant, Dept, of Public Works & Communications,

Go, Toshi, pres.

Gockson, W., vice-pres., Wing On Cb. Fed. Inc., U.S.A., ShanghaiMail, Tokyo

Goddard, F. E. H., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Haiphong

Godkin,

Godwin, S.,C. China

N., asst.Soap supt.Co.,of Ltd.,

Police,Shanghai

Police Dept. F.M.S,

Godwin, H. S., director, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Singapore

Goebel, C. H., branch mgr., Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Goehtz, W.,, Import Dept., N. V. Behn, Meyer Jr Co., Handel. Mij., Sourabaya

Goetzee,

Gohdes, G.,A. J.Reuter,

A., acct.,Brockelmann

Fraser & Neave, & Co.,Ltd., Singapore

Tsingtao

Goho, S. C., barrister-at-law, Rogers & Son, Malacca

Gohstand,

Goitia, M. de, J. S.,Warner

mgr., St. George’s

Barnes & Co.Pharmacy,

Ltd., Manila Shanghai

Gokim, M., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Gokson, R. L. F., asst, secty., Wing On Co. Fed. Inc., tf.S.A., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F277

Goldanberg, J., Lowe, Bingham

Goldau, E., Schoeller-Bleckmann Phoenix Seiko G. K., Tokyo

Goldberg,

Goldberg, A.Dr.A.,E.,reporter, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Rambutan, Peraktemporary medical officer, Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong

Goldberg, J., agent, Compagnie

Goldberg, O. S., mgr., Yangtze Import Franco-Americaine

Co., Shanghaid’Assurance, Shanghai

Goldenberg,

Goldie, J., Property Renting Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Goldie, C.D. H.,S., secretary, MunicipalCo.,

Standard-Vacuum Secretariat,

Pootung,Singapore

Shanghai

Golding,

Golding, C.F. B.W.,V.,Cargo

dir., Whang

& Cotton Poo Controller,

Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Golding,

Goldman,Wm.,A. P.,general manager,

dist. mgr., CommercialLifeExpress

Manufacturers & Storage

Insurance Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Co., Penang

Goldman, D., cashier, E. I. du Pont de Nemours &

Goldsack, G. M., Office Equipment Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., ShanghaiCo., Inc., Kobe

Goldsborough, B. W., clerk, American Embassy, Peiping

Goldschmidt, R., Bunge & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Golovashenko, W. M., Borrows

Golovin, L. A., Technical & Service& Co.,

Dept.,Ltd., TientsinEngr. Corpn., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

American

Goloy, J. H., cashier, American Express Co., Inc., Manila

Golubyatnikofi,

Gomersall, W. C.,V.mng. F., chief

dir., draughtsman,

China Engineers, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Gomes, A.

Gomes, A. F., CharteredCity

T., National BankBankof India,

of NewAustralia & China, Shanghai

York, Shanghai

Gomes, C. F., proprietor, C. F. Gomes & Co., Malacca

Gomes, C. T., actg.-manager, International Savings Society, Canton

Gomes,

Gomes, E.,F. local staff, Cable

A., Jardine, & Wireless,

Matheson & Co.,Ltd.,Ltd.,Singapore

Foochow

Gomes, J., chief clerk, Town Planning Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Gomes, J., secretary, Singapore Casket

Gomez, G., under secty., Dept, of Finance, Manila, Co,, Ltd., Singapore

The Philippines

Gonda, C. H., Architect, Shanghai

Gonno, K.,H.dir,,W.,Shanghai

Gonzales, Liebermann Cotton Mfg. Co.,

Waelchli & Ltd.,Kobe

Co,, Shanghai

Gonzalez, A. F., asst. mgr. & secty., Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Gonzalez, M.,

Gonzalez, F., administrative

White, Page

Manila General de Tabacos de Flipinas, Manila

Gooch, W. E., Gillon & Co., Yokohama

Goodale,

Goodchild, A.C.V.,T.mgr., Roneo, Ltd., Singapore

L., dist.

Goode, A. N., Asst. Dist.surveyor,

Officer, Survey Department,

Kuala Kangsar, PerakKedah

Goode,

Goodman,A. W.,

A. M., inspr., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., MalaccaOffice, Penang

Goodman, D., Farresident

East dist.councillor, ResidentCentury-Fox,

mgr., Twentieth Councillor’s Federal Inc., Shanghai

Goodman,

Goodman, R. C., agent, Okura Fire & Marine InsuranceCo.,Co.,Ltd.,

T. J., mgr., Shanghai Waterworks Fittings Ltd.,Shanghai

Harbin

Goonting,

Gopaldas, G.

S., H.,

gen. asst.,

mgr., Walter

K. A. Grenier

J.

Chotirmall Co.,& Kuala

Co., Lumpur

Singapore

Gopfert, H., Import Dept., N. V. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handelmij., Sourabaya

Gordon,

Gordon, C.A. H.

H., G.,special repres. &Wheelock

Butterfield & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Swire, Chungking

Gordon,

Gordon, C. W., Herlofson, Gordon & Reeves, Shanghai

Gordon, G.M.G.,G.,asst, mgr., Theo.

sub-aect., H. Davies

Chartered Bank& ofCo.,India,

Ltd., Australia

Manila & China, Shanghai

Gordon, R., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gordon, W., asst, comtroller of Customs, H. M. Customs & Excise, Penang

Gordon, W., mgr.

Gore-Booth, P. H.,& 2nd

signssecty.,

per pro.,British

William Jacks &Tokyo

Embassy, Co. (Malaya), Lt(l., Penang

Gorge, C., minister, Swiss

Gorres, R., Bayne & Co., Manila Legation, Tokyo

Gorsky,H.M.,F.,Auto

Goslin, Palace Franco-Asiatique

Compagnie Co., Ltd., Shanghai des Petroles, Yunnanfu

F278 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Goslin, W. F., asst. inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Go. (N.C.), Ltd., Hotung

Gosling, A. S.,actg.chiefchiefasst,surveyor.

Goss, P. H., electricalSurvey

engr.,Department,

Municipal Electricity

Pahang Supply Dept., Penang,

Gossevsky, A. A., mgr. for South Eastern

Gostinopolsky, A. (Stores), Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai Asia, Inter. Assurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gotch, R. B., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Gotfried, A., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd,, Shanghai

Gotto, B. A., staff,

Gottsche, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Ltd., Bangkok ,

Gouda, A. K.,H., engr.,

Columbia Tramways CasualtyDept.,

Co. Thai

of NewElectric

York, Corporation,

Shanghai

Goulbourn, W., Property & Insce. Dept., Cabinet Marcel Darre, Shanghai

Gould, R,, editor, Shanghai Evening Post

Goumeniouk, J. J., Liebermann Waelchli & Ck*., Shanghai 4" Mercury, Shanghai

Gourlay,

Gourlay, D. W.W.,

N., Fertilizer

actg. chrmn., Dept., ImperialBoard,

Sanitary Chemical

KualaIndustries

Lumpur (China), Ltd-, Shanghai

Gourley, L. H., consul, American Consulate,

Gow, C. J., asst., Harrisons Barker & Co,, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur Harbin

Gowan, A. A., dist. supt., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gowdy, Bishop

Graber, H., Forbes, J., hon.

Munnpres., Fukien

& Co., Ltd.,Christian,

Manila University, Foochow

Graff, A., mgr., Credit Foncier d’ExtremeCanton

Gracias, M. H., vice-consul for Portugal, Orient & consul for Belgium, S’pbre'

Grafilo, A., Provincial Fiscal, Province of Zamboanga

Graham, A., asst, secty. (Stores),

Graham, A., sr. engr., Surveyor General of Ships’Shanghai Gas Co.,Dept.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Shanghai

Graham,

Graham, D., Harrisons &Teluk

D., proprietor, Crosfield

Anson(Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Cash Chemists, Teluk; Anson, Perak

Graham,

Graham, D.Dr.D.,G. ship-surveyor,

M., health officer Surveyor-General

& member, Sanitary of Ships Dept.,

Board, Singapore

Brunei

Graham,

Graham, J.H.,C.,commercial

marine surveyor engr., Shanghai TelephoneDept.,

& engr., Harbour Co., Fed: Inc., Shanghai

Sandakan

Graham,

Graham, J.K. E.E.,D.,Gasoline

acct., Singapore Cold Storage Co.,

Div., Standard-Vacuum Oil Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Co., Shanghai

Graham, K. L, actg. supt., Mackenzie Memorial Hospital, Tientsin

Graham, R., chief acct., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs

Graham, T. C., Construction Section, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Graham,

Grainger, W. G., consul, British Consulate, Chefoo

Gran, E. M.,E. architect,

J., residentDavies, engr., Hongkong

Brooke & Gran,& Shanghai

ShanghaiBanking Corpn., Shanghai

Granbery, P. P., jr., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Grandi, F., Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

Grandon,

Graner, J.,J.Carlowitz

A., Peking& &Co.,Trintsin CantonTimes, Tientsin

(On leave)

Gransden, J. C., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

Grant, D. M., managing proprietor, D. M., Grant & Co., Singapore

Grant,

Grant, G.G. D., superintendent,

H. Y., asst., Evatt AShanghai Co., Penang& Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Grant, J., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai Bangkok

Grant, Dr. H. G., minister, American Legation,

Grant,

Grant, J.J. A.,

M., asst.,

mgr., Borneo

D. M., GrantCo., Ltd.,

k Co.,Singapore

Singapore

Grant, P. S., director, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Grant, R. W., supt., Prisons Dept., Kedah

Grant, W. C., Governor of S. M. Gaol, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Gfau,

Graves,C. H., chief, Inspection Div., Bureau of the Treasury, Manila, The Philippines

Gray, A.H.F.,A.,asst.,

consul-in-charge,

Harbour Board,British PenangConsulate, Kobe

Gray,

Gray, A.C. N.,

T., chief

mng. ratingdir., C.surveyor.

N. Gray kRevenue

Go., Ltd.,Office, Shanghai

Shanghai

Gray, D., actg. asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Secretariat, Singapore

Gray, G. J.,

Gray, Dr. L., medical

govt, secty., officer, Government

Sun Life Secretary’s

Assurance Co. ofOffice,'

Canada,Sandakan

Gray, J., marine k cargo surveyor, Carmichael, Lennox k Gray, Shanghai

Shanghai

Gray, J., resident engr., Huttenbachs, Ltd., Teluh Anson, Perak

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F279

Gray, J. E., China Import and Export Lumber Ob.,'Ltd., Shanghai

Gray, R. E.,F. senior

Greatrex, C., consulsurveyor, Survey

for Great Department,

Britain, NagasakiSingapore

Gredsted,

Green, A., acct„ Eagle and Globe Steel Ob.,Co.,

A., forest manager, East Asiatic Ltd.,Ltd., Bangkok

Shanghai

Green, B., asst., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Penang

Green, B. J., chief appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Green, E. A.,

Green, G., asst, architect,

KailanPublic Works Dept., Singapore

Green, J.,G. controller

secretary, of Posts, Mining

Malaya Administration,

Posts Shanghai

& Telegraphs Dept., Perak

Green, J. E. K., dir., Green & Collier, Ltd., Singapore

Green, J. H., Far Eastern gen. manager, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Green, M., hon. attache, American Embassy, Tokyo

Green,

Green, R.R. H.,

A., acct., Hongkong

solicitor, John G.and Shanghai& Co.,

Campbell Banking Corportation, Penang

Singapore

Green, T. J. A., dir. & gen. mgr., Fraser & Neave, Ltd.', Singapore

Greenberg,

Greenberg, L., S. M., saleswarder,

mgr., E.Municipal

Winter &Gaol,Co., Shanghai

Tientsin

Greene, G. H. jr., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Branch Office, Shanghai

Greenfield,

Greenfield, J.J. A.,

N.,A.,secretary,

chief acet.Directorate

checking General

&Maintenance dept., of Posts,

Post Office, Supply Dept.; Shanghai

Shanghai

Greenhalgh,

Greenhill, A., L.secty., Property Dept., E. D.

Singapore Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Sassoon &

Greenlaw, H. K., mgr.,Singapore

AirmotiveImprovement

Co., Bandoeng,Trust,Batavia

Greenslade, W. G., supt., Police Dept., British Municipality, Tientsin

Greenwood,

Greetham, A.C.E*D.inspr. A., Warner, Barnes &Mines

of Machinery, Co., Ltd.,

Dept.,Manila

Ipoh, Perak

Gregg, J. F. F., District Officer, Lipis, Pahang

Gregg, R., L. O. Tech- Dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Gregoire, J. M.. asst, acpt., Mercantile Bank

Gregoire, P., Auditing & Acct. Dept., Cabinet Marcel Darre, of India, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Shanghai

Gregor,

Gregory, j. S.,

F.H. O., resident

gen. secty.,

mgr., Confederation

Shanghai StevedoringLife Association, Shanghai

Co., Fed. InC., Shanghai :

Gregory,

Gregory, M., dir., Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Gregory, P.J. M., chief clerk,

A., chief clerk, Office

Revenue Su,rveyAssignee,

of Official Office, Siirvey

PenangDept., Taiping, Perak

Gregory, S. O., manager, Kelly & Walsh' Ld., Shanghai

Gregory, T. M., dir., Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Gregory-Jones,

Grehan, D. Vr., asst, E., director, Stanton,

engr., Public Nelson

Works & Co,, Ltd.,Penang

Department, Singapore

Greiner,

Greiner, J.,K. China

W., Soap'Co.,& Co.,

Thomson Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Greiner, T., Export Dept., G. Vajda & Co., Shanghai

Grenberg, G., Traffic Dept., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Tientsin

Greenberg, L., sales mgr..Walter E. Winter & Co., Tientsin

Grenier, G.W. V.F. L.,C., asst.,

Grenier, partner, Walter Grenier

Grenier& Co., Kuala

& Co., Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur

Grenier, W.

Grosser,J. Ch., J. P., partner, Walter

factory mgr.,forFr.America, Grenier

Reiber, Tokyo &

ShanghaiCo., Kuala Lumpur

Grew, C., Ambassador

Grey, J. C. P., deputy principal medical officer, Medical Department, Johore

Grey-Jones, E., partner,

Grice, W. H. WinningPenang & Co. & actg. consul for Norway, Dairen

Gridley,N.,A.commr.,

H., rubber Municipal

export Council,

officer, H. M. Customs & Excise, Prai, Penang

Griessinger, P., directeur, Ecble de FEtoile du Matin, Tokyo

Grieve, A.J. B.,

Griffin, B., Warner, Barnessurveyor.

actg. district & Co,, Ld., Bacolod

Survey Office, Muar & Segamat, Johore

Griffin, A. F. R., dist. officer. Second Division, Saribas, Sarawak

Grjffiu, G, aqct.,

A ass t Jardine, Matheson & Co. (Taiwan), Ltd, Taihoku, Formosa

Griffith, WG, chemist

? . - transportation mgr, F.Dept,

(Soils), Argncultural M. S. S.Railways,

S. & F. M.Kuala

S. Lumpur

Griffith

Griffiths,Jones,

W. G,E.asst, N, Crown counsel,

controller Attorney-General’s

of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept,Dept,

Singapore

Smgapore

F280 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Griffiths, W. L., acct., officer-in-charge, National City Bank of New York, Branch Office*

Shanghai

Grilk, G. J.,proprietor,

mgr. & prop.,

Grill, M., Max J.Grill,

Krijgsman

Tsingtao& Co., Shanghai

Grimes, A., meteorological officer,

Grimes, B. J. W., chief inspector, Shanghai Survey Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Grimes,

Grimm, E., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo Shanghai

L. B., E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.,

Grimon, E. M., dir., Peoples Bank

Grimpel, M., Storch Brothers, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Grinnell,

Gripper, G.R.,F.,vice-consul for America,

inspr. of Mines, Singapore

Mines Dept., Kampar, Perak

Grixoni, C, R., asst. gen. mgr., SingaporeStatistics,

Grist, D. EL, deputy registrar-general of HarbourDept, of Statistics,

Board, SingaporeKuala Lumpur

Grodtmann, J., director, China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Groesser,

Groff-Smith, EL, E.,partner, Kohler, Groesser

commissioner,

Chinese Maritime Shanghai Hoihow '

Groh, E., acct., Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Groisman, J., G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Grootes, D. W., Netherlands Selling Organisation, N. V., Osaka

Groskamp, W. R., consul for Denmark, Macassar

Grose,

Grosner,N. G.,F., Jardine

asst., Malayan Tobacco

Engineering Distributors,

Corporatin, Ltd..Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Grott, S. R., asst, mgr., Remington Rand Inc., Singapore

Grougrou, A., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Grout, Geo F., acct., Reliance Motors Fed. Inc., IT S. A., Shanghai

Grove, C. F., acct., Thai Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Grove-White,

Groves, J. A., mng. Dr. R.,director,

medicalParamount

officer, Gen.FilmHospital, Taiping,

Service, Ltd., Perak

Singapore

Groves,

Grozman, A., consumers distributor, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., ShanghaiShanghai

J. M., head shipping clerk, Shipping Office, British Consulate,

Grubb, A. E., dir., James McMullan & Co., Ltd., Chefoo

Grubb, J.H.A.,R.,senior

Grubb, asst, commr.,

warder, Police Force,Gaol,

Municipal Shanghai

Shanghai

Gruenberg, W. I., Holland-China Trading Co.Inc.,

Gruber, G., vice pres., W. R. Babcock

(Tientsin),

Grumitt, C., partner, McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Penang

Grumitt,

Grummon,F.H., Stuart partner,

E., 1st.McAuliffe,Turquand,

secty., American Embassy, YoungsTokyo

& Co. & consul for Belgium, Penang

Grunberg, S., Advertisting Dept., China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Grut,Sweden,

Comdr.Bangkok

W. L.,mng. dir., Thai Electric Corporation, Ltd. & consul-general for

Grut, W. O., general manager, Bernam Oil Palms, Ld., Bangkok

Gubb, T, W., deputy secty ., Secretariat, Municipal-Council, Shanghai

Gubbins, W. H. W., dir., Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Guchenko, L, military attache, Russian Embassy, Tokyo

Guedes,

Gueguen,F. R.,M.,asst,

Bookmgr.,

Office,Compagnie

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

des Messageries ShanghaiKobe

Maritimes,

Guennel, M. O., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Guerrero, F., senior clerk (Register of Priests k Ministers), National Library, Manila

Guerrero,

Guerrero, L.O. Ma., solicitor,& Bureau

E., Norton Harrisonof Justice,

Co., ManilaManila, The Philippines

Guettinger, F., traveling auditor, International Harvester Co. of the Philippines, Manila

Guidon, C., mgr., Muller k Phipps (Malaya), Ltd., Batavia

Guignard, R. C. P., chief acct., General Motors China, Ltd., Shanghai

Guillaume,

Guillaume, R., Baron J., ambassador

consul-general for Belgium,

for Belgium, Shanghai

Tientsin

Guillemin,

Guimaraes,C.R.H., Pharmaceutical

Pinheiro, 1st. secty.,Department, Olivier Chine,

Brazilian Embassy, Tokyo Shanghai

Guinto, L. G. jr., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Gulab,

Gulamali,A.C. K.,

D., Aquarius

mng. partner, D. Chellaram, Shanghai

Co.,Advertising

Shanghai

Guletz, S., actg. mgr., Dept., China Press, Inc., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F281

Gulland,

Gulliford, D. R., asst.,

M. W.,dir.,secty., Guthrie

Guthrie

Gully, J., mng. J. Gully & Co.,& Tientsin

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Gunasekera,

Gunnell, D. G.,A., vice-pres.

editorial staff, MalayPhilippine

Education

Gunn, J. A., asst, mgr., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Gunn, R. F., senior inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Malacca

Gunter-Smith,

Gunther, E., agent, R., mgr.,

N. V.Nestle

Behn,&Meyer Anglo-Swiss

& Co., Milk Products, Ltd., Kuala

Handel-Maatschappij, Lumpur

Spurabaya

Guntrip, J., chief permament way

Gurevitch, J. J., A. S. Watson & Co., Shanghai inspr., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Gurr, R. F. B., asst, controller of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Guss, M. C.,Ed.,Inst.

Gustafsen, ChinaSection,

ImportStandard-Vacuum

& Export Lumber Co., Oil Ltd.,

Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Guston, G., president, S. K. F. Industries of Japan, Tokyo

Gut, J., signs

Guterres, A. M.,perTeapro,Dept.,

Erzinger

Dodwell & Co., Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Guterres, F. F. A., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Guterres,

Guterres, H.,H. Berrick

J., Hongkong & Co., Ltd., Kobe Banking Corporation, Swatow

& Shanghai

Guterres, J. C. M., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Guterres,

Gutierrez,J.A.M.,M.,Ekman ForeignIndo-China

Book Office, Agencies, S.Ltd.,

N. Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Gutierrez, F., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Gutierrez, F. F, Y., vice-pres. & mgr., Manila Grafica, Inc., Manila

Gutierrez,

Gutierrez, F. M. F.secty.,

Shipping

Auto Dept.,

PalaceImperial

Co.,OilLtd.,Co.,Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., S’hai

Gutierrez, F.J. X.,

M. B., Standard-Vacuum Shanghai

Pootung, Shanghai

Gutierrez, L. M., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Gutleben,J.Th.,

Gutteres, M.,M.,sous-directeur,

Acct. Dept.,&NorthEscoleChina

de PEtoile

Daily du Martin,

News S( Herald,Tokyo

Ltd., Shanghai

Gutterres, D. Property Insce, Dept., Cabinet

Guttierez, A. E., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Shanghai Marcel Darre, Shanghai

Guttinger, Chas., Anderson, Clayton & Co’s Agency, Osaka

Guttridge,

Guy, S. F., A.actg.S., agent,

pres. &Hongkong

gen. mgr., &Guttridge

Shanghai&Banking Chambers,Corpn.,

Inq., Ipoh,

ManilaPerak

Guyot, M., signs per pro., Export Dept., Olivier

Guzman, I. O., asst, trust officer, Philippine Trust Co., Manila Chine, Shanghai

Gwyn, Capt. R. A., aide-de-camp. Colonial Govt., Straits Settlements

Gwynne, T.J. R.,

Gwynne, dy. health officer, Health Office,Co.J.(ofBahru,

China),Johore

Gwyther, T.H.,H.,int. acct.,auditor, General

Chartered BankElectric

of India, Australia &Ltd., Shanghai

China, Medan

Haan, W. M. de, Shipping Dept., Java-China-Japan Lijn AgentschapS’hai, N. V., S’hai

Habenicht, B., Bergmann & Co., Kobe

Habibullah, H. M., proprietor, H. M. Habibullah Co., Shidzuoka

Habluetzel, K.H.,R.,signs

Habluetzel, agent,perWarner,

pro, Sulzer Bros.& Engineering

Barnes Co.,Ltd., IloiloOffice, Kobe

Ltd.,Bacolod

Habluetzel, W., agent, Warner,

Hackmack, A., Hackmack & Co., Tientsin Barnes & Co.,

Hackworthy,

Haddon, J. F.,H.sub-acct.,

T., chief permanent

Chartered Bank way inspr.,

of India, F. M.Australia

S. Railways, KualaTientsin

& China, Lumpur

Haderup, H., garage asst., Transport Centre, Municipal

Hadland, J. K., asst, mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Tientsinfc Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Haeberle

Haelen, F.G.,H.F.van, E. Zuellig,

chancellor,Inc.,DutchManilaConsulate, Singapore •"

Haenggi, Ed., mng. dir., A. B. C. Press,,S. A-, Shanghai

Haenisch, W., secty. & dir., Frazar, Federal Inc., Peiping

Haerting, Dr. H., Technical Dept., Agfa China Co., Shanghai

Haesaerts, J. M., gen mgr., Tientsin Tramway & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Haeusing,

Hagedorn, W., A. General

R., Norton Agent & Exporter,

& Harrison Co., Shanghai

Manila

Hagedorn, F. C., president & treas., Norton & Harrison Co., Manila

F282 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hagemeyer, J. A., mgr., Hagemeyer Trading Go., Ltd., Kobe (Absent)

Hager, A. R., Business Equipment Corpn., Shanghai

Hager-Xavier, F., E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Hagger, S. A., inspector of Small Arms, Police Department, Singapore

Haigh,J.,J. signs

Haig, per pro.,

G., signs Volkart

per pro., Brothers,

(Shipping Shanghai

& Insce.), Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Haimovitch, H., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Dairen

Haines,

Haines, C. H.,

R.R. A., registrar, H. B. M. Supreme Court for China, Shanghai

Haines,

Haines, Dr. E.W.E.,director,

B.,asst,

BennieSteelS. Cohen

fieldmgr.,

&Co.

Son(Thailand),

Bros. &Dunlop

research officer,

(Malay a), Ltd.,

Ltd., Singapore

Malayan Estates, Bangkok

Ltd., Malacca

Haines, W. A. C., supt., Police & Prison Department, Negri Sembilan

Hair, John, partner, Hair & Picornell, Manila

Haken, A., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Hakoda,

Halas, PL, Netherlands Asiatic Trading

ElectricCo.,Co.,Kobe

Halberg,St.,G.,tech,Eastmgr., A. E.Co.,

Asiatic G. China

Ltd., Shanghai Shanghai

Hale, B. C., branch mgr., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd.

Hale, F. C., Stores Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Hale, F. H.,

Hale, W. president,

A., pres., Lyric Music

Underwriters BankHouse,

for theInc.,

Far Manila

East, Inc., Shanghai

Hales, H. R., consumers distributor, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Haley, G. A., vice-chairman, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd,, Shanghai

Hall, A. C., Purchasing Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Hall,

Hall, A.B. E.J., F.,

China Produce Dept.,

administrative Jardine,

commr., Matheson

Shanghai

Customs, Ltd., Shanghai

Hall, C. E., engineer, Surveyor General of Ships’ Department, Singapore

Hall, C. T., mgr., C. T. Hall &, Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Hall, C. W. D., supt. of Police/Police Department, F.M.S.

Hall, E.D. F.G., M.supervisor,

Hall, van, asst.,F.Hooglandt

M. S. Export Duties

& Co., Collection Station, Singapore

Singapore

Hall, F. W, director, British Malaya Trustee & Executor Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hall, F. W., works mgr., Wearne Bros., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hall, G. M., mgr., National City Bank of New York, Hankow

Hall, G. S. R., warder, Municipal Goal, Shanghai

Hall, H., manager, Import Dept., American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Hall, Herbert, mgr., Japan Paper Co., Kobe

Hall, J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Hall, J. P., sales mgr., Agency Dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hall, M., consul, (Protection of American Interests), American Consulate, Shanghai

Hall, R., consul for Great Britain, Swatow

Hall, R.S. J.,C.,G.supt.,

Hall, Police Force,

E. Marden Shanghai

& Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

Hall, W. A. G., commr., Customs Department, J. Bahru, Johore

Hall, W. B., asst, contr. of Posts, Malaya Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Hall-Patch, E. L., financial counsellor, British Embassy, Tokyo

Hallett, A.J. M.,

Halley, H., manager,

Toyo Babcock Kabushiki

Theodore Kaisha,

& Rawlins, Yokohama

Shanghai

Hallford, W., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Halliday,R.,J.,Bayer

Hallier, executive engr.,Gomei

Yakuhin PublicKaisha,

WorksTokyo

Department, Tamkin, Negri Sembilan

Hallock,

Halpern, E. E., Finance & Commerce, Shanghai Chinese Almanac, Shanghai.

Rev. H. G. C., editor & proprietor, Hailock’s

Halsey, N. C., personal asst, to commr., Johore State Police, Johore

Halton,

Hamada,M.T.,C.,admin, partner, Thomson

commr., & Co.,Maritime

Chinese TientsinCustoms, Hoihow

Hamamdjian, E., mgr., Egyptian Trading Co., Shanghai

Hamans, K., asst., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Hamasaki, I., representing dir., Hamasaki & Co., Ltd., Dairen

Hamburger,

Hamid, A., local O., Chien Hsin Engineering

staff, United

Cable &Engineers, Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wireless, Ltd.,

Hamilton, A., engr., Ltd.,Singapore

Perak

Hamilton, F. W., Chartering Dept., M oilers’ Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F283

Hamilton, H. W., chief settlement officer, Land Office, B. Pahat,

Hamilton, J. A., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hamilton,

Hamilton, J.W.,P.chemist,

de C., mgr., Joseph Waterworks

Shanghai Travers & Sons, Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Penang

Shanghai

Hamlin,

Hamlyn, T. C., asst., Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd.,Sassoon

W. F., Property Maintenance Dept., E. D. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Hammes,

Hammett,C.H.G.,G., Fred. secty.Wilson & Co.,British

to resident, Inc., Resident’s

Manila Office, Negri Sembilan

Hammond,

Hammond, H., H. asst., Bennie, Lowick

F., Peninsula & Oriental & Co.,Steam

Singapore

Navigation Co., Singapore

Hammonds, G. S., asst. gen. mgr. & editor, Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Hampton, P. G. R., mgr., Fred Wilson & Co., Inc., Cebu

Hamshire,

Hamuro, K.,D.mng.

H., director, Malayfa Mail

dir., Bagnall Pres*Osaka

Co.,Nanking

Ltd., Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Han, H., repres.,

Hanawa, Y., Siemens

councillor, China Co.,

Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Hancock, J. C., mgr., Bumpyo Inst., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Gensan

Hancock,

Hancock, Capt. O. L., inspector of Prisons, Prisons Dept.,Dept,

J. N. C., asst, registrar of Imports fa Exports, of Statistics, Singapore

Singapore

Hand, T. G., director, Malcolm fa Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Handley, F. A. W., mng. dir., Dunlop Rubber Co.,

Handly-Derry, L., Sales Dept., Kailan Mining Administration, Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Hands, A.J. T.C.,N.,auditor,

Handy, extra Audit

asst, Department,

controller MalaccaLabour Dept., Singapore

ofPadang

Labour,

Hanekuyk, V. J., consul for Denmark,

Hanekuyk, W. J., dir., My. t.v.d.z. van Houten Steffan & Co., Padang

Hanisch,

Hanjin, A.,W.,Bryner

secty &&dir.Co.,inDairen

charge of accts., Frazar, Federal, Inc., Tientsin

Hanke, M., dip!, engr., F.

Hankinson, G. S., agent, Hongkong Feld ifc Co.,

Shanghai Banking Corporation, Mukden

Hanna, Dr. J. G., Dentist, Singapore,

Hannach, L. H., Sino-Chemica, Shanghai Penang

Hannay,

Hannig, H. C.,

Th.,W.marineasst., Paterson,

surveyor, Tesdorpf.&Branch,

Simons Co., Ltd.,fa Co.,

Hannig Penang

Shanghai Muar, Johore

Hannigan,

Hannyington, J. F., actg. 2nd asst, secty. to govt., FederalDepartment,

H. W., supt., Preventive Customs Secretariat, F.M.S.

Hanscomb, E. C., Thos. Cook &

Hansen, A., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shanghai Son, Ltd., Kobe

Hansen, A. E.H.,T.,hon.tidesurveyor

Hansen, & harbourmaster, ChinesefaMaritime

Co., TokyoCustoms Ningpo

Hansen, A.A. J., mgr., consul

Lutheran for Missions

Denmark & A. H.

Home Hansen Hankow

Hansen,

Hansen, A.C.C. T.,

M., Acct.Asiatic

B., actg.

East Dept., Co.,

ImperialLtd., Chemical

Singapore Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Hansen, chief dept,, Canvassing Dept.,• Great Northern Tel. Co., Ltd S’hai

Hansen,

Hansen, E.,

Era., signs per pro.,

dir., Oriental Delacamp,

Stores, Piper

Ltd. & chief fa Co., Kobe

acct., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hansen, H., manager, Nestle fa Anglo-Swiss Milk

Hansen, J. M. T., 1st shorthand typist, Thai Electric Corporation, Products Ltd., Manila

Ltd., Bangkok

Hansen, L. L. R., chief officer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hansen, N. T., 3rd officer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd.,

Hansen, R., Acct. & Traffic Acct. Dept., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai Shanghai

Hansen, R., marine inspector, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hansen,

Hansen, S.,

S., Engr.

signs per & Supplies

pro., EastDept., Great

Asiatic Co.,Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Hansen, W. J., mng. dir., John Manners fa Co., Ltd., Canton

Hansen-Hoitze, J. C., Agency of The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Dairen

Hanson, A,F. R.,

Hanson, R., vice-pres.,

Helm Bros.,Roosevelt

Ltd., Yokohama

Steamship Agency, Inc., Manila

Hanson, R. V., service engr., Lyons Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Hapchette,

Happer, L., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de 1’Indochine, Haiphong

Hara, J., Geo.

dir., L.D.,D.mgr., Dibrell

Abraham Bros.,Ltd.,

Inc.,Kobe

Shanghai

Hara,

Hara, K.,

K., auditor,

dir., The Chosen IndustrialBank,

One Hundredth Bank,Ltd.,

SeoulTokyo

F284 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Harada, G., branch mgr., Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., Tokyo

Haraguchi, T., asst. gen. mgr., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Harasim, 0., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Harber, S., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.C.), Ltd., Canton

Harbottle, G. G. asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Harbottle,

Hard, A. G.,J. asst,

G., asst., Mansfield

commr., & Co.,Government

Australian Ltd., Singapore Commissioner in Japan, Tokyo

Hardacre, C. P., commr., Municipal Department,

Hardaker, K., customs officer, H. M. Customs & Excise, SarawakMalacca

Hardie,

Harding,Dr.A.,R.cashier,

S., Drs. China

Cameron & Mackintosh,

Printing & Finishing KualaCo.,Lumpur

Ltd., Shanghai

Harding, F., asst., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Sarawak

Harding,

Hardman, E., signs per pro,, Companies Dept., Guthrie & Co,,&Ltd.,

L. C., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. China,Kuala

Kuala Lumpur

Lumpur

Hardman, E. F., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Hardwicke, J. L. B., mgr., Bennie S. Cohen & Son (Malaya), Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hardy,A.Chas.

Hare, J., Nature

A., resident CureAsia

secty., Practitioner, Singapore

Life Insurance Co., Singapore

Hare, E. W., acct„ Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Hare, F. A., branch manager, Robinson

Hargis, W. S., Norton & Harrison Co., Manila & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hargreaves, D. J., asst. supt. of Police, Police

Harjani, R. D., asst, mgr., K. Hoondamall & Sons, Kobe Dept., F.M.S.

Harker, H. G., dir., Brunner Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Harkson,W. U.E.,S.,L. mng.

Harle, dir., Henningsen

H. Smith & Co., ChefooProduce Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harley,

Harling,R.H.C.,R.,signs per pro.,

managing Butterfield

director, & Swire,

A. Cameron Amoy (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Harman, A., controller, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Harnack, W., supt., Land & Survey Dept., Sarawak

Hartnett,

Harper, E.E.J.,F.,inspr.,

supt., Police

Construction

Force, Div., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Shanghai

Harper, G. G. C., director, Jardine Engineering

Harper, R. W. E., asst. supt. of Police, Police Dept., Corpn.,F.M.S.

Ltd., Shanghai

Harper, J.,

Harpur, W.,senior

director, China engineer,

executive Soap Co., Public

Ltd., Shanghai

Works Dept,, Kuala Lumpur

Harrap, L. A., sales mgr., Willow Pattern Press, Shanghai

Harris, A. S., quantity surveyor, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Harris, C. E., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Harris,

Harris, E.F. F.,

H., chairman,

dist. engr.,Millington,

Municipal Ltd., Shanghai

Electricity Dept,, Singapore

Harris, H. C,, Travel Department, Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe

Harris, H. E., Export Merchant, Shanghai

Harris, I. S., manager, Getz Bros. A Co., Singapore

Harris, L. D., warehouseman, Pulo Sebarok Terminal, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., S’pore

Harris, R. C. S,, Asst. Adviser & Collector of Land Revenue, Kemaman, Trengganu

Harris, R. F., vice-principal, China Inland Mission Senior School, Chefoo

Harris,

Harris, R.S. W.,

V., agent,

director,P. Harrisons,

& O. SteamKing Navigation

& Irwin,Co.,Ltd.,Singapore

Shanghai

Harris, V. C., Dodwell

Harris, W.C.F,G.,G.,asst, & Co.,

asst,chief Ltd.,

mgr.,mechanicalKobe

Furness (Far

Harrison, engr.,East),

F. M.Ltd., Manila Kuala Lumpur

S. Railways,

Harrison, F. G., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Harrison, G., Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harrison,

Harrison, J.H. N.H.,D.,Norton & Harrison

sr. officer, Co., Manila

Investigation Branch, Police Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Harrison, L. D., International Harvester

Harrison, N. E., asst, supt., Commercial Pacific Co. of Cable

Philippines, Manila

Co., Manila

Harrop, G., Ocean Shipping Dept., Indo China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harrop,

Harrs, S., mgr., Brooke

C. F.,A„ Standard-Vacuum Dockyard A Engineering

Oil Co., Hankow Works, Kuching, Sarawak

Harrs, H. Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai >

Harsley,

Harst, A.R.A.M.,vanasst.,

der, New

mng. Zealand Insce.Limited,

dir., Adrian Co., Ltd.,Singapore

Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F285

Hart, B. b., Vice-cbnsu],

Hart, J.J., E.,Engineering Passport & Citizenship Section, American Consulate, Shanghai

Hart, Anglo-ThaiDept., Corpn.,Shanghai El6etric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Bangkok

Hart,Petroleum,

J. Mck., customs

Singapore officer, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobaeco and

Hart, L. H., officer supt. police circle, Police Dept., Perak North, Perak

Hart, P. J., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Cp,, Ltd., Shanghai

Hart, W. L., Norton

Hartendorp, A. V. &H.,Horrison

editor Co., Manila Philippine Magazine, Manila

& proprietor,

Hartley, A., warder, Manuicipal

Hartley, E. G. S., forest staff, Anglo-Thai Gaol, Shanghai

Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Hartlieb,

Hartman, E.,

B. signs

O., per

mgr., pro.,

Connell Diethelm

Bros. &

Co., Co., Saigon

Ltd., Shanghai

Hartmann, Lt.-Col. L. G., military attache, British Legation, Bangkok

Hartmana,

Hartnal, Paul C., manager, Fisk Tire Co., Inc. of Ferrostaal

Walter, mgr, for China & Hongkong, A. G., Manila

the Philippines, Shanghai

Hartzenbusch, J. H., mgr,, Hartzenbusch Motors, Shanghai

Harvey, A., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, A. E., Patons & Baldwins Ld., Shanghai

Harvey, A. H.,.sales mgr., Inniss Riddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, D., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Harvey,

Harvey, E. A.,

J., chief

Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, J.S. F., Liddellasst,Bros,

district

tfc Co.,officer, Kinta District, Perak

Ltd., Shanghai

Harvey, W., Buying Dept., China Printing & Finishing & Co,, Ltd,, Shanghai

Harvey, W.R,O.,L, deputy

Harward, N,, customsgameofficer,

warden,Customs

Game &Dept.,

ExcisePahang

Dept., F.M.S,

Hasanove, N., Harvie, Cooke & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hascher,

Hasegawa,F„¥.,asst,General

brewmaster, Union Brewery,

Dept., Nippon Ltd., Shanghai

Yusen Kaisha, Singapore

Hashim,

Hashim, Capt.M. M ,N.mgr., Ganesh Printing

M., member, Legislative Works, Penang

Council, S. S.

Hashizume,

Hasizume, K.,vice-consul,

T., signs per pro., SulzerConsulate,

Japanese Bros. Engineering

Singapore Office, Kobe

Hasla'm, A., works'mgr., North Chinn Daily News & Herald,Lumpur

Haskins, H. district engineer, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Ltd., Shanghai

Haslam, G.,

Hassan, E, A.,“Sapt.,”

LouisLtd,,

T. Leonowens,

Shanghai Ltd., Bangkok

Hassaram, W., deputy chairman, Indian Chamber of Commerce, Singapore

Hassel, Alf, envoy extra. & minister plenipotentiary, Norwegian Legation, Tokyo

Hasselmann, C.A.H,,H.,Edward

Hasselmann, vice consul for the Netherlands,

T. Robertson & Son, Shanghai Shanghai

Hasson, J., asst, controller of Telecommunications, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Penang

Hastings,

Hatanaka, W, G.Denbigh

W,, partner,& Co.,Lovelace & Hastings, Kuala Lumpur

Hatano, J., S.,Union Insurance Hakodate

Society of Canton, Ltd., Yokohama

Hatchard,P.,K.E.W.,

Hatcher, asst., Donaldson

asst., Nestle & Anglo Swiss & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Milk Products, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hatfield, A, B., White, Page

Hatfield, T., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd.,

Hatter, D., signs per pro., Oliver Evans & Co., Kobe Kuala Lumpur

Hattori, T., mgr., Bank of Chosen, Shanghai

Haube,

Hausamann, B., propr.Fleming

& mgr., Bruno Haube, Tsingtao, Dairen

Hausheer, R. H., F., Liebermann & Williamson,

Waelchli &ManilaCo., Kobe

Hause,

Hausheer, C. D., mgr., Import Dept., Shanghai Stevedoring

Kobe

Hausman, R.L. M., F., Liebermann Waelchli

president

M. Hausman Co., Manila

Haussermann, F. O., vice-pres. & asst. gen. mgr., Banguet Consolidated Mining Co.,

Manila

Haussermann,

Havelka, Dr. I.J.L,W.,counsellor,

president,Czechoslovakian

Peoples Bank &Legation,

Trust Co.,Tokyo

Manila

Havilland, W. A. de, Registered Patent Attorney, Tokyo

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Havlicek, H. E. Dr. F., minisber pleaipotentiary, Czechoslovakian Legation, Tokyo

Hawes, D. M. M., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hawes, E. M., mgr., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Hawes, J. P., Shipping Section, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Hawke,

Hawkings, S. R.,

W. asst, mgr.,G.Theodore

J., mgr., E. Marden & Rawlins, Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hawkins, C.D. R.,W.,settlement

Hawkins, productionengr.,mgr.,Public Works

Dunlop Dept., Estates,

Malayan Labuan Ltd., Malacca

Hawkins, G. asst. dir. of Co-operation (North), Co-operative

Hawkins, H. W., asst, mgr,, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd,, Shanghai Societies Dept., Penang

Hawkins, J. W., asst, mgr,, Astor House Hotel, Ltd., Tientsin

Hawkins, N.

Hawkins, P. S.,R. sub-acct.,

E., vice-president,

National Wise

City &Bank

Co., ofInc.,

NewManila

York, Hankow

Hawkins, R., Wice & Co., Inc., Manila

Hawley, F., vice-consul for America, Hankow

Hawley, J. D., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Hawthorne,J.C.L.O.,J., vice-consul

Haxworth, for America,

deputy immigration Tsinan

officer, Immigration Dept., Padang Besar, Perlis

Hay, A. G., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hay, H.A. S.,W.,signs

Hay, actg.perprotector of Chinese,

pro., Import Chinese&Protectorate,

Dept., Guthrie Ipoh,Lumpur

Co., Ltd., Kuala Perak

Hay, J. S., director, A. S. Watson & Co.,

Hay Edie, A. W., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Hayasaki, H., Daido Yoshiten, Ltd., Shanghai

Hayashi,

Hayashi, N., chancellor,

Sv, mgr., Japanese

Yokohama SpecieLegation,

Bank, Ltd.,BangkokDairen

Hayashi, S’. , president, Chosen Industrial

Hayashi, S., p.p. mgr., Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Canton Bank, Seoul

Hayashi, T., mgr., Mitsui Bank, Ltd., Shanghai

Hayashi,

Hayashida,T., H.,permgr.,

pro. mgr.,

Nippon Yokohama

Baiyaku Specie

Kaisha,Bank, Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Hayden, L. C., branch manager, Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Haydon, J. T., partner, Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Hayes,

Hayim, H.E., dir.,

R., estate

Cathayasst.,

LandSocfin Co., Auto

Co,, Ltd., Ltd.,Palace

KualaCo.,

Lumpur

Ltd., Shanghai

Hayim,

Haynes, Ellis,

G., Benjamin

mgr., & Potts,Machine

Accounting ShanghaiDiv., National Cash Register Co., Shanghai

Haynes, J. D., mgr., National Aniline & Chemical Co., Tientsin

Hayward, C. W., secty., Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Taiping, Perak

Hayward, H. E., agent, Canadian Paciiic Steamships, Ltd., Kobe

Hayward, H. M„ South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hayward, M.

Haywood, E. C.,J., secty. to Resident,

asst., Borneo Secretariat,

Co., Ltd., SingaporePahang

Hazlitt, O. P.,J.mine

Headington, surveyor,Baguio

L., director, Raub Gold

Australian

MiningGold Co., Mining

Manila Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Headley, G. M., Shanghai Dockyards,

Healey, L. C., supt.. Education Dept., Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Healey, S. P., travelling agent, Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Heaney, D.W.,bar

Heape, R., M.,acct.,

mgr., Eastern &SunOriental Hotel,Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Penang

Heaps, supt., Rising

Taku Tug

e Lighter Co., Ltd., Seoul

Taku

Hearle. D. B., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

Heath, A., asst, mgr., Eastern Extension Australia & China Telegraph Co., Ltd., Manila

Heath,

Heath, E.F. M.,

P., asst., Borneo

director, HeathCo.,(1927),

Ltd., Ltd.,

Bangkok

Shanghai

Heath, P., managing director, Heath (1927), Ltd., Shanghai

Heath, R. F., asst., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Ltd., Singapore

Heathcote-Smith,

Hebditch, E. G., C. B.engr.

B., actg. consulGeneral

for Great Britain,Co.,Tientsin

Hebei, W. E., asst,chief

mgr., West(Malaya),

Coast Life Insurance Electric Ltd., Singapore

Co*, Shanghai

Heckel, W., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Hedges, A. E., manager, Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Hedges,

Hedley, G.C. P.,

W.,mgr.,

Findlay

MienMillar

Wha Timber

Thread Co., ManilaCanton

Co.,Ltd.,

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F287

Heenan, E., mgr., Central Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Heesch,

Hegar, W.,H. J.,Volkart

KodakBrothers,

Philippines, Ltd., Manila

Shanghai

Heiberg, S., East Asiatic Co.,

Heighway, N. P., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Ltd., Shanghai

Kobe

Heilmann,

Heim, Dr. P.

F., B., general

Medical manager,

officer, United Plantations, Ltd., Bangkok

1 Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Heimendinger, M., partner, Sennet Freres, Shanghai

Heinen, W. M., acct., Handelmij, Kehding & Van Nie, N. V., Medan

Heintz, L., sub-mgr., Com. Franc, de Tramways etd’EclairageElectriquesde S’hai, S’hai

Heinze, Dr. E., Medical Practitioner, Osaka

Heinzerling, H. E., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Heise, D. M.,H.,dairy

Heitmeyer, mgr.mgr.,

for S.Shanghai

C., Reuter,.MilkBrockelmann

Supply Co.,&Ltd.,

Co., Shanghai

Canton

Heitzig, W. (Export), Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Hekking, L. A., mgr., Fire Dept., Americian Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Helbling, A. W., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Penang

Helbling, P., Dr.

Helfenstein, S. A.S.,Chungking Import China,

Medical Practitioner, Hankow

Shanghai

Heller, F., engineer, Diethelm & Co., Ltd , Bangkok

Hellhoff, H., Siemens China Co., Peiping

Hellinx, J. P., mgr., Handelmaatschappy Guentzel & Schumacher, Padang

Hellis, H. D., vice-pres. & treasurer, Spencer, Kellog & Sons, Manila

Helliwell,

Hellmann,C.B.,E.,manager,

2nd engr.,NewC. Plaza

S. Recorder, Cable & Wireless Ltd., Singapore

Hotel, Manila

Helm, A. P., engr., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Helm, R.J. F.,

Helm, H.,mng.

generaldir.,sales

Helmrepres.,

Bros.,Standard-Vacuum

Ltd.,Yokohama Oil Co., Cebu

Helm, W. H., director, Helm Bros., Ltd., Yokohama

Helm, W. IL, accountant, Public Works Dept., Shanghai

Helmick, M. J., judge, United States Court for China, Shanghai

Helslev,

Hember, R.M.A.,B.,4th

exec,engr.,

engr.,Great

P. W.Northern

D., Klang,Telegraph

SelangorCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Hembrow, E. A., asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Dato Kramat, Penang

Hemming, W. G. D., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakau

Hemmingsen, V. F., sub-acct., Thai Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hempel,

Hempson,Dr.R. H., Technical

D. H., Anglo-Thai Dept.,Corpn.,

DoitsuLtd,,

Senryo G. K., Tokyo

Bangkok

Hemsted, H. R.,

Henbury, T., agent,Rubber

Dunlop Hongkong & Shanghai

Co. (Japan), Ltd.,Banking

Kobe Corporation, Sourabaya

Henchman, A. S., mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Henderson, A.B. C.,

Henderson, S,, sub-acct.,

Line Dept.,Chartered

SingaporeBankTraction Co.,Australia

of India, Ltd., Singapore

& China, Taiping, Perak

Henderson, D., charge engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Henderson, D. M., secty., Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., S’pore

11 Henderson,

Henderson, J.H. C.B.,R.consul gen. comptroller,

W., asst, for Great Britain, Saigon

Shanghai Telephone Co,, Fed.Inc., Shanghai

Henderson, J. D., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

i Henderson, J. T., first secty., British Embassy, Tokyo

? Henderson, M. J., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Foochow

Henderson, M. R., f.l.s., curator of herbarium, Botanic Gardens, Singapore

£ Hendriksen, j. E., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd;, Belawan Sub-branch, Medan

i Hendriksen, J. E., Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd., Belawan Sub-branch, Medan

1 Hendry, J. L., aotg. dir., Willisi F. Pierce Memorial Hospital, Foochow

I£ Hendry,

Henly, H.,P. works’

H., propr.,mgr., Ceylon

China Bakery

Electric &Co.,Confectionery,

Ltd., ShanghaiKuala Lumpur

Henly, R. B., mgr., North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

! Henley, W. T., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Hankow

( Henman,

TobaccoO. and R. T., customs Singapore

Petroleum, officer, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium. Liquors,

Hennessy, I. O., Rubber Regulation Officer, Third Div., Sibu, Sarawak

: Hennig, R. A., mgr. for China,: National Cash Register Co., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Henning, A. 0., mng. dir., A. C. Henning & Go., dir., Peiping Electric Co.

(1922), Ltd., Peiping

Henningsen, A. B., dir. & gen. mgr., Henningsen Produce Co., Shanghai

Henningsen, F. F., dist. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.,

Kunming

Henningsen, R. A., dir. & asst. gen. mgr., Henningsen Produce Co., Shanghai

Henningsmoen, O. Morten, manager, Aall & Co!, Ltd., Tokyo

Hennus, H. P. J., asst, mgr., Java-Ohina-Japan Lijn, N. V., Kobe

Henry, C., asst, mgr., W. Dunn & Co., Shanghai

Henry, J. (Service), Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Henry, J., North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Henry, J. E., mgr., Reuter's, Ltd., Singapore

Henry, L. T., cashier. Municipal Treasury Department, Malacca

Henry, R. M,, sub-aoct., National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Henry, W. C., works supt,, Shanghai Gas Co;, Ltd., Shanghai

Henson, R., messenger, J. V. Ramirez, Manila

Henville, L. A., estate mgr., Soofin Co-, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hooper, C. O., Hemmings & Berkley, Hankow

Hoppe, J., dir., “Marathon” Stell Department, Doitsu Seiko K. K., Tokyo

Hercombe, A. J., warehouseman, Harbour Board, Penaatg

Herdman, A. E., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Herkoff, J., engr.-in-oharge, Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., Macao

Hermet, Dr., Med. de la Legation, French Legation, Bangkok

Hemaez J., legal researcher. Department of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Hernandez, P., clerk, Portuguese Consulate, Canton

Heron, J., Drs. Elder & Heron, Singapore

Herranz, J. S., mgr., Pickett Harness Co., Manila

Herranz, M. F., secretary, Johnson Pickett Rope Co., Manila

Herridge, 0. G., asst., John Little & CO'., Ltd., Singapore

Herridge, James R., Bayne & Co., Manila

Herschend,

Hertz, Dr. B., dir.,Consulting

C. H., John Manners

Dental& Co., Ltd., Penang

Surgeon, Canton

Hertz, H. E., mgr., Otis Elevator Co., Manila 1

Hertzka, A., chief clerk, Royal Netherlands Legation, Bangkok

Hertzka, A. R., Manufacturers” Representative, Shanghai

Hertzka, S., secty., A. R. Hertzka, Shanghai

Herwig, G. J., secty., Societe Inter, de Plantations et de Finance, Medan

Herzel, G., mgr., Park Hotel, Shanghai

Heseltine, O., managing director, F. Owston & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Hess, C. Jr., Hess & Zeitlin, Inc., Manila

Hesser, E. L., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Chungking

Hester, Capt. J. R., marine detachment, American Embassy, Peiping

Heterington, W. P., Haskins & Sells, Shanghai

Heusden, W. van, Shipping Department, Java-China-Japan Lijn Agentschap

Shanghai, N. V., Shanghai

Hewetson, C., dir., Macphail & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hewett, A. F., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Port Swettenhan

Hewlett, M. E., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Honan Div., China

Hewlett-Smith, A., secty. & treas., General Motors China, Ltd., Shanghai

Heybroek, E., vice-press., Wise & :Co., Manila

Heyking, G. von,

Heyking, N. ImportGlathe

von, secty., Department,

W'itt,Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Shanghai

Heyman, G., Amhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Heyman, J.. sales mgr., Millington Ltd., Shanghai

Heyn, R., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Heysen, H. G., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Heytman, H. H., staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Heytman, W. H., gen. sales repres., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Heyworth, R. H., chairman, China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hiatt, P., (Ingersoll-Rand), American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F289

Hiatt, P., Jardiue Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

liibherd, E., asst, transportation mgr., F. M,. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Hibi, B., interpreter, Mexican Legation, Tokyo

Hickey, A. W., Printing Dept., North China Daily News N Herald, Ltd., S’ha*

Hickey, J. J., asst., John Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hickey, J. V., Fleming & Williamson, pres., Pure Cane Molasses Co. (P. I.),

Inc., Manila

Hickmott, A. J., asst, mgr., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hicks, E. C., principal, Anderson School, Ipoh, Perak

Hicks, S. J., dir., Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Shanghai

Hickson, F. B., resident seoty., Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co.,

Ltd., Tokyo

Hide, G. C., supervisor, Dept, of Customs Ezcise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco and

Petroleum, Singapore

Hide, E. W., postmaster-gen., Posts & Telegraphs Department, Johore

Hider, N. S., verification officer, Audit Department, Singapore

Hiew, J. S., Reuters, Ltd., Canton

Higgins, J. J., asst. supt. of Police, i/c.Country, Police Dept., Penang

Higgins, R., chief inspector, Police Department, Singapore

Higgins, W. G., dist. agricultural officer, Agricultural Department, West

Coast, Jesselton

Higgs, E. P., Engineering Department, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Highsmith, W. L., office manager, Manila Daily Bulletin, Manila

Higman, F. J., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Hiki, M., Frazer & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Hilaire,

Hilborn, A.,T. Com. Franc, foreman,

H., general des Chemins de FerBrisbane

Fogden, de Plndochine

& Co., etdu

Ltd., Yunnan,

SingaporeHanoi

Hilborne, G., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Hilburn, J. E., supt. of Cigarette Factory, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd.,

Tientsin

Hilden, L. j., General Management Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Hill, A. H. E., secty., Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Singapore

Hill, A. S., proprietor, H. M. Hodges, Shanghai

Dill, A. T., asst, mgr., The Manila Wine Merchants, Inc., Manila

Hill, C. F., representative. United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Hill, O. L., acct., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Tsingtao

Hill, E. R., general mgr. for Japan, Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Hill, F., dist. sales mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Hill, F. G., deputy water engineer, Municipal Water Department, Singapore

Hill, F. J., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Hill, G. L., sub-acct. & pro. mgr. National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Hill, J. Kerr, branch mgr., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hill, J. R., asst, treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

Hill, K. B., agency staff, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Hill, P. R., editorial staff, Straits Times & Singapore Free Press, Ltd., S’pore

Hill, R. G., manager, National City Bank of New York, Yokohama

Hill, R. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Manila

Hill, S'. G., under secty. (Actg.), Government Secretary’s Office, Sandakan

Hill, T., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Hill, W., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hill, W. C., works mgr. & chief engr., Flo Hong Oil Mills (1931), Ltd., S’pore

Hill, W. F.,A., actg.

Hill-Reid, mgr.,dist. officer, Ltd.,

Millington East Coast, B. N. B.

Singapore

Hillaly, A., partner, Hillaly David, Shanghai

Hille, F., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hillman, R., general manager for East Asia, C. lilies & Co., Tokyo

Hills, O. L. R., asst., Danaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore

Hills, R. A. W., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hime, E. H., asst, comptroller, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors,

Tobacco and Petroleum, Singapore

Himely, L. S., dist. surveyor, Survey Dept., Penang

F290 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

tiinch, T. W,, principal, Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore

Hind, H. M., manager, Union Marine, & General InsUrEtlice Co., Ltd. of

Liverpool, Shanghai

Bindley, F. E. E., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hindmarsh, J. H., officer-in-qharge of Police Dist., Police Dept., Kuala Ltnnpur

Hinds, A., Electrical Department, United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Hindson, C. L,, mgr., Reuters, Ltd., Hankow

Hinke, F. W., L.,

Hinshelwood, consul for America,

director, Tientsin Tobacco Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

British-American

Hipwell, W. H., senior executive engr., Malayan Public Works Service, F.M.S.

Hirai, H, Paramount Films, Ltd., Osaka

Hirai,

Hirai, L,R.,director,

staff, G. M. S. Wiersum

Audoyer, & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Yokohama

Hirakawa, T., asst, mgr., Nippon Baiyaku Kaisha, Singapore

Hirao, M.,T.,partner,

Hiraoka, dir., YaoCoxHua& Hirao, Kobe Glass Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Mechanical

Hirashima, T., dir., South Manchuria

Hirata, C., Union Marine & General Insurance Railway Co.,

Co. Dairen

Ltd. of Liverpool, Shanghai

Hirata, T., Nose Dragon Co., Shanghai

Hirayama, K., General Affairs Dept., Dairen Kiseh Kaisha, Shanghai

Hirayama, M., dir., South Manchuria Railway Co., Dairen

Hiroe,

Hiroki,G.,S.,interpreter,

Machinery &German Consulate,

Metal Dept., MitsuiOsaka

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Hirsbrunner, H, consul for Sweden

Hirsh, C. S., Editorial Dept,, North China Daily News & He/rald, Lid., Shanghai

Hirzel, Wm.,

Hirzel, J. R., president,

Kennedy, Burkill

Americana Co., Ltd., Co.

Trading Penang

of Health

Japan, Department,

Ltd., Kobe Perak

Hitch, A. V.,L.pharmaceutical

Hitchcock, H, agent, Hongkong chemist,

& Medical

Shanghaik Banking Corporation, Amoy

Hizon, Rafael P., proprietor, Hizon Laboratory, Manila

Hjartved, J. A., acct., Thai Electric Corporation, Ltd.,

Hjersing, E., stock foreman, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama Bangkok

Hjortzberg-Nordlund, J. J. V., secty.-archivist, Swedish Legation, Tokyo

Hobbs, A. T., sub-acet;', Chartered Bank of India, Australia A China, Bangkok

Hobday,

Hobden, AH.,, Yee Tsoong

repres. Tobacco

for China Go., Ltd.,

k Japan, Tientsin

Guest, Keen k Nettlefolds, Ltd., Shanghai

Hoboken, J. van, Lindeteves-Stokvis, Kuala

Hobson, C. D., adviser, Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Lumpur Ltd., Tientsin

Hobson, H. R., dir., Samarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Batavia

Hochheimer, Dr. W., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe ,

Hochstadt, J., mng. dir., Singapore Casket Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hocking, L. W., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.L), Ltd., Manila

Hocquet, R., A. B. David & Co., Ltd., Saigon

Hodges, C. J., engr.-in-charge (Tamsui Inst.), Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Tamsui,

Formosa

Hodges,

Hodges, H. E.,

E. M.,executive engr.,Harvester

International Public Works

Co. ofDepartment,

Philippines,Taiping,

Manila Perak

Hodges,

Hodgins, W. G, acct.

J. B.,J. asst., gen., Colonial

John Little Treasury,

k Co.,Revenue, Singapore

Ltd., Singapore

Hodgkinson, D., collector of Land Land Office, Kota Tinggi, Jdhore

Hodgson, D. U, deputy dir., Forest Department, S.S. & F.M.S.

Hodgson,

Hodsoll, T. E., charge engr,, Municipal Electricity Department, Singapore

Bank,Lt.-Col.

ManilaF., director, “Banco Hipotecario de Filipinas”, Savings k Mortgage

Hoehmann, O., Wholesale Dept., Kofa American DrugMedan

Hoefnagels, Ir. J. A. A., gen. mgr., Deli Railway Co., Go., Shanghai

Hoehnke,

Hoekstra,E.,F.,M.Siemens

dir., UnionHetBrewery,

G., mgr., OnderlingLtd., Shanghai

Hoelzel, China Co., TientsinLev.(OnGenootSchap

leave) “De 01 veh van 1879,” Batavia

Hoelzer, W., signs i. v., Deutsche Farben H. G. Waibel & Co., Hankow

Hoene, Dr.L. van

Hoeven, h.e. H,der,Technical

consul gen.Dept., AgfaNetherlands,

for the China Co., Harbin

Shanghai

Hoey, T. S. H, Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F291

Hoferichter, R., J. H. Bolland & Co., Tientsin

Hoffman, H., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Waibel & Co., Tientsin

Hoffman,

Hoffman, L.M. C., B., editorial

examiner,staff, Malaya

Chinese Tribune,Customs,

Maritime SingaporeChinwangtao

Hoffmann, F., Liebermann Waelchli Co., Shanghai

Hoffmann, J., mgr., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Hoffimeister, A., dir., U. Spalinger & Co., S.A., vice-consul, Swiss Consulate, Canton

Hogaboom, W. F., 2nd Lt., marine detachment, American Embassy, Peiping

Hogan,

Hogarth,C.W.D. A.,D.,Accounts

partner, Hogan, Adams &Chemical

Dept., Imperial Allan, Penang

Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Hogen, E. S., Connell Bros. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hogenboom, C. J. J., chairman, Society of Assistants in Deli, Medan

Hogg, A. B.,

Hoggarth, T., head gaoler, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Hohmann, J. G.,resident

branchrepresentative, Burroughs Wellcome

mgr., Hoppel (Philippines), & Co., Iloilo

Incorporated, Shanghai

Holbrook, J. L., mgr., Bakerite Co., Fed.

Holden, H. J., Arnhold Trading Go., Ltd., Shanghai Inc., U.S.A., Shanghai

Holden, D.H. W.,

Holder, L., International

asst., McAlisterExport

SingaporeLtd., Nanking

Holder, R. T., mng. dir., Brunner, Mond k Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Holdredge,

Holdsworth, 2nd Lt.,dir.,

L. H., Mb B.,Kennedy,

marine Burkill

detachment, American

& Co,,Singapore Embassy, Peiping

Ltd., Penang

Holgate, M. R., principal, Raffles Institution,

Holiday, E. G., dir., Lewis & Peat (Singapore), Ltd., Singapore

Holland,

Holland, A.A. F.W.,T.,Furness

headmaster, Ellis Ltd.,

(Far East), Kadoorie

Manila Public School for Chinese, Shanghai

Holland,

Holland, F. C.^senior executive engr., Public Works Department, Kinta, Perak

Halland, M.H.,

Holland, H. B., asst,Wholesale

W., supt., Government

customs officer, KofaPrinting

Dept.,Customs American Department,

k Excise Drug Co.,Kuala

Department,

Lumpur

Shanghai

F.M.S.

Holland, V. J. B., sales mgr., China Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Hollander, A. J.,C. factory

Holleman, supt., ChinaChineseElectricMaritime

Co., Ltd.,Customs,

Shanghai

Holley, W,Dr.director H.,formedical

Malaya,officer,

Remington Rand, Inc., SingaporeAmoy

Hollingsworth,

Holloway, A. S.,H.2ndL., technical

Sales Dept., asst.,National

Municipal Carbon Co., Fed.

Engineer’s Inc., Shanghai

Department, Malacca

Hollyer,

Holm, P.,W.asst,G., brewmaster,

sub-agent, Chartered

Ewo Brewery BankCo„ of India, Australia k China, Cebu

Shanghai

Holmden,

Holmes, M.P. McD., asst.,engr.,

Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Holmes, A.F. M., H.,Bethlehem

water SteelWater

ExportDepartment,

Corporation,PenangManila

Holmes,

Holmsen, O. R., Patons k Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Holt, J. R.,T. mgr.,

M., consul

Meklongfor Railway

Norway, Co., Manila Ltd., Bangkok

Holt, P. A., asst., Mansfield & Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Holt, P. W., asst., Guthrie k Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Holten-Anderson,

Holttum, R. von, N., engr.,Botanic

E., director, Thai Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Holtz,

Holyoak,C. T.R. H., mgr., N. Gardens,

branch McAlister

director, V.k Handel Singapore & Penang

Co., Ltd.,Mij.Singapore

Fraser & Neave, Sourabaya

Holzapfel, R., C. lilies &.Co., Bosch Dept.,

Honda, K., asst, mgr., Oriental Cotton Trading Co., Tientsin Tokyo

Honda, M., per pro mgr., Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Canton

Hoogland, R. W. C. G. A. Wittert van, flight supt., Royal Netherlands Indies’

Airways,F. J.,Batavia

Hookham, dir.,perYeepro.,

Tsoong

Hooley, J. R., signs Silk,Tobacco

I. k E. Co.,Dept.,Ltd.,

Gibb,Shanghai

Livingston k Co., Ltd., S’hai

Hooper,

Hoover, J. W., manager, Wrigley’s (Philippines), Inc.,Inc.,

E. P. S., manager, Manila Wine Merchants, Manila

Manila

Hope, A. J., commr., Chinese Maritime

Hope, R. I., associate editor, Shanghai Times, Singapore Customs, Ningpo

Hope,

Hopiak,W.W.,J., actg.

agent,mgr.,Hongkong

Nationalk CityShanghaiBankBanking

of New Corporation,

York, DairenHaiphong

Hopkin, H. L., London representative, Malaya Tribune, Singapore

F292 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Hopkins, H. C., mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Hopkins, H. E., mgr., North Borneo Trading Co,, Ltd., Sandakan

Hopkins, P. H., consul for Sweden, Singapore

Hopkins, P. S., president, Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Hopkinson, L. F., partner, Hallam & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Hopwood, R. G., Lubricants & Fuel Oil Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Qil Co. (N.C.),

Ltd., Shanghai

Horen,

Hori, M.,F. Produce

van, asst,Dept.,

acct.,Mitsui

Thai Electric Corporation,

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Ltd.,

PeipingBangkok

Horibe, I., chief of high court, Law Court, Port Arthur

Horjelsky, I. M., Estate Office, Doney & Co., Tientsin

Horn,

Horn, C.F. W.,

B., Borneo & Co.,Horn

proprietor, Ltd.,Trading

SarawakCo., Shanghai

Horn, J. C., branch manager, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Horn, J. G. S., manager, Horn Trading Co., Shanghai

Hornby, Col. J. W., commandant, Volunteer Corps, Shanghai

Horne,

Horne, V.W. I.,R.,director, Guthrie Court

judge, Supreme & Co., Registry,

Ltd., Singapore

.Negri Sembilan

Horner, R. B., senior surveyor, Survey Department, Pahang

Hornstein, M., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Horsfall, F., deputy electrical engr., Municipal Electricity Department, Singapore

Horsley, J. A. T., senior executive engr., Public Works Dept., Kuala Kangsar, Perak

Horslin, F. S., supervisor, Government Printing Office, Singapore

Horton, A. W., signs per pro., International Funeral Directors, Shanghai

Horton, E. W., actg. gen. mgr., Insular Sugar Refining Corporation, Manila

Horvath, D., General Electric Co. of China, Ltd., Tientsin

Hoseason,

Hosey, D., W.localS., staff,

asst., Cable

North &British & Mercantile

Wireless, Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Singapore

Hoshi,HoiS.,howactg. asst, tidesurveyor & harbourmaster, Chinese Maritime Customs,

Hoshimi, F. St. E., mgr., Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd., Singapore

Hosotani, S., mgr., Hankow Barxk, Ltd., Hankow

Hossack, F. J., dist. engr., Federal Malay States Railways, Kula Lumpur

Hoste, J. M. D., Editorial Dept., North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd.,

Shanghai

Hotchkiss,

Hoter, G. A., H., Continental

chief insp,. Motors,

Revenue Shanghai

Office, Shanghai

Houa, P., chief clerk, Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances, Shanghai

Houghton, C. M., promoter, Houghton Promotions, Singapore

Houghton,

Houpt, C., J.boatM.,officer,

sub-acct., Chartered

Chinese MaritimeBankCustoms,

of India, Austr. & China, Manila

Wenchow

House, I. E., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Housley, E. S., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore (On leave)

Houston, J. A., director, Public Works Department, Sandakan

Houston, J. G., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Houten, F. van, F. van Houten, Visser & Meursinge, Semarang

Houten, J. van, works supt., Singapore Rubber Works; Ltd., Singapore

Houyet, consul-gen., Belgian Consulate, Harbin

Hovil, G. O., secretary, Charles Bradburne & Co. (1930), Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Hovsep, S. M., mgr., Ipekdjian Brothers, Ltd., Bangkok

How, G. L., 1st magistrate, Magistrate’s Court, Kuala Lumpur

Howard, A. J., up-country staff, British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand),

Ltd., Bangkok

Howard, F. M1., res: engr., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Howard, W. J., mgr., Bryner & Co., Tientsin

Howard-Ford, Mrs., K. F., owner, Howard-Ford Insurance Agency, Harbin

Howe, E. O., senior warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Howe, H. W., Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila

Howe, S., Bunge & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Howe, W. G. T., agent, Crowohina Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Howell, A., treas., Dy Buncio & Co., Inc., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Howell, Hon. Mr. C. G., k.c., attorney-general, Attorney-General’s Department,

Singapore

Howell, I. H., dir., Liddell Bros. & Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Howell, L. H., Exchange, Bond, Stock & Sharebroker & Insce. Agent, Peiping

Howell, W. M., dir., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Howells, J. W., dir., Ker & Co., Ltd., Manila

Howgate, L., sub-acct.. Eastern Bank, Ltd.4 Singapore

Howie, J. M., Accts. Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Howitt, P. F„ inspector of Schools, Education Department, Singapore

Hewlett, W. R. A., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Howse, W. G., mng. dir., Mansergh &; Tayler, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Hoy, G. O. G., branch acct., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Hoyle, E. W., asst, mgr., International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Ltd., Nanking

Hoyrup,E. S.,H.,manager,

Hoyt, dist. mgr.,Oriental Manchinery Stores,

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,Bangkok

Hanoi

Hozin, H., H. A. I. Savul & Co., Shanghai

Hroutsky, A., asst, cashier, Underwriters Bank for the Far East, Inc., Shanghai

Hubbard, E. C., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Nanking

Huber, E., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Shanghai

Huber, H. J., manager, Siber, Hegner & C°.,. Ld., Yokohama

Hubert, R. S., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Huch, W., Cariowitz & Co., Tientsin

Huckstep, H. G., chief asst., Educatior, Department, Shanghai

Hudden, D. O., district officer, Baram, Sarawak

Hudec, L.C. E.,E.,Architect,

Hudson, asst, rubberShanghai

buyer, Rubber Purchasing Dept., Dunlop Rubber

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hudson, E. G., branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Sourabaya

Hudson, F. L., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Hudson, G. W., mgr. for Japan, Norwich Union Fire Insce. Society, Ltd., Tokyo

Hue, M., aide-cuiseur, Societe des Cements Portland Artificiels de PIndochine,

Haiphong

Huebel, H., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Huebner, E., Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Huett, F. J., asst, comptroller, Department of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors1,

Tobacco and Petroleum, Singapore

Hugenholtz, E. H. Ter B., agent, Javasche Bank, Semarang

Hugh, C. N., pharmacist & head office mgr., Sincere Dispensary, Ltd., Singapore

Hugh, H. C., gen. mgr., Sincere Dispensary, Ltd., Singapore

Hughes, A. D., resident mgr., Pacific Tin Consolidated Corpn., Kuala Lumpur

Hughes, A. E., dir. & asst. gen. mgr., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Hughes, A. J., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Hughes, A. L., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Hughes, J., mgr., Merchandise Dept., Hawaiian Div., Honolulu Iron Works

Co., Manila

Hughes, R. J., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Cebu

Hughes, R. W., direotead & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur

Hughes, T. D.p Crown Counsel, Crown Counsel’s Chambers, Penang

Hughes, W.

Hughes, W. B.,A., Dyes

Purchasing Dept., Asiatic

Dept., Imperial Petroleum

Chemical Co. (China),

Industries (N. C.), Ltd.,

Ltd., S’hai

S’hai

Hulme, J. E., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Hugo, El. K. O., Continental Motors, Shanghai

Huizenga, R. M., 2nd Lt., navy officer attached, American Embassy, Peiping

Huizer, P., accountant, Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank N. V., Shanghai

Hulsemann, O., mgr., New Engine & Iron Works, Hankow

Hulsman, H. M., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Penang

Hultman, T. A., sales mgr., American Far Eastern Match Co., Shanghai

Hume, R. D., partner, Hogan Adams & Allan, Penang

Hummel, W., Fuhrmeister & Co., Hankow

Hume, W. R., dir., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Hummel, A., partner, Fuhrmeister & Co., Shanghai

Humphrey, A. H. P., asst. dist. officer, Lower Perak District, Perak

F294 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Humphry, R. C. R., officer-in-charge, Police Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Hunaeus, F. O., Import Dept., N. V. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handel Mimtschappy,

Sourabaya

Hunt, A. H., inspr., Central Station, Police Department, Malacca

Hunt, H. J., Rolling Stock & Works Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co.,

Ltd., Shanghai

Hunt, J. A., civil engr., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hunt, J. W., chrmn. R. Young & Co:, Ltd., Penang

Hunt, W.

Hunt, W. O.,

E:, Asiatic

inspectorPetroleum pb. (P.I.),

of Machinery, MinesLtd., Manila Negri Sembilao

Department,

Hunt, W. P., chairman^ Hunt Engineering Corpn., Shanghai

Huntel, J. E. L., Hunter & Lovatt, Shanghai

Hunter, C. J., engr., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Hunter, G., Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hunter, H., asst, Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Hunter, Dr. Ivor E. G., Dental Surgeon, Shanghai

Hunter, J., Hume Pipe sales, Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd., Manila

Hunter, Mrs.

Hunter, J., senior

M- B.,warder, Municipal

principal, North Gaol,

China Shanghai

American School, Peiping

Hunter, R., president, E. H. Hunter & Co., Ltd.. Osaka

Hunter, R. F., sub-acct, Chartered Bank of India Australia & China, Bangkok

Hunter, T., managing dir., Geddes Trading & Dairy Farm Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hunter, W., operating engr., Distribution Dept.,' Shanghai Power Co-, Shanghai

Hunting, B. E., Import Dept, Jardine, Mathegon & C., Ltd., Shanghai

Hunziker, W., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Shanghai

Huppman, J. M., asst, mgr., Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc., Shanghai

Hurlimann, H., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Hurlimann, M., mgr., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., consular agent, Swiss Consulate,

Penang

Hurry, A., asst, gaoler, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Hurst, H. J., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Hurst, L. C., William Forbes & Co., Tientsin

Hurst, Mrs. WL S., Pass. Dept., Eastern & Philippines .Shipping Agencies, Ltd.,

Manila

Husain, S. L., S. L. Husain & Co., Kobe

Husband, O. T. M., dy. surveyor gen., Survey Department, Kuala Lumpur

Husband, T. G., state engr., Public Works Department, Taiping, Perak

Husisian, C. G., mgr., Tientsin Carpet Co., Tientsin

Hussey, H. B., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd , Kuala Lumpur

Hussey, Capt. T. M., official censor of Cinematograph Films, Singapore

Husson, L., agent, Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Hutcheon, R. R,, mgr., Pootung Upper Wharf, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.);

Ltd., Shanghai

Hutchings, L. C., director & gen. mgr., Robinson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Hutchings, S. E., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Hutchinson, E. W., vice -consul, British Consulate Saigon

Hutchinson, T. H., Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd., Shanghai

Hutchison, E. O., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hankow

Hutchison, G. R., acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Hutchison, J. C., commercial secretary, British Embassy, Peiping

Hutchison, T., sub-mgr. for China, Babcock & Wilcox, Ltd., Shanghai

Huttemeier, H. H., Import Department, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Hutton, A. J. S., government architect, Public Works Department Singapore

Hutton, G. P., assayer, Raub Australian Gold Mining Co,, Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Hutton, L. W., dir., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Hutton, R. J., asst, mechanical engr.. Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Hutton, T. R., senior ext. engr., Public Works Dept., Negri Sembilan

Hutton, W., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Hutton, W. S., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of I. A. &.€&, Kobe

Huxley, J., accountant officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Huygen, F., local manager, G. E. Huygen, Swatow

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F295

Huygen, G. E., Export, Import Insurance & Commission Agent, consul-general

for Sweden,

Duygen, Canton

W., engr., G. E. Huygen, Canton

Huzieff, L., Strong & Co., Kobe

Hyatt, R. W. W., inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Singapore

Hyde, A., District Officer, Ulu Selangor, Selongor

Hyder, G. A., asst, mgr., Metro-Go]dwyn-Meyer Oriental Co., Inc., Singapore

Hykes, E. R., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsingtao

Hykes, J. M., mgr., Aluminium Union, Ltd., Shanghai

Hyland, A. O., chief of Accts. & Checking Dept., Peiping Dis. Head Post

Office, Peiping

Hylton, P. H., Agpncy, Publicity & Sales Dept,, United Engineers, Ltd., S’pore

Hynes,

Hyslop, 0.J., S.,mgr,,

manager, Forbes,

Chartered BankMunn & Co.,Australia

of India, Ltd., Manila

& China, Tientsin

Ibach, H., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Ibanez, F., asst. sol. gel., Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Ibusuki, H., deputy' secty., Municipal Secretariat, Shanghai

Ichige, T., inspector of Examiners, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Ichinomiya, Y., dir., Yao Hua Mechanical Glass Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Ida, K., Secretarial Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Ide, F. M., Ocean Shipping Dept., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Iden, F., p.p.a., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Idman, Dr. O. G., envoy extra. & minister plenip., Finnish Legation, Tokyo

Ifland, S., Far Eastern mgr., Orient Lloyd, Ltd., Shanghai

Igual, M., mgr., El Dorado Oil Works, Manila

Igucbi, H., Oil Section, Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

lijima, T., sub-mgr., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Yokohama

Ikeda, S., dir., Karatzas Bros, &; Co., Tientsin

lino, Major M., asst, military attache, Japanese Legation, Bangkok

Ikemoto, Y., asst, mgr., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., AmOy

iketa, Z., asst, mgr., Oriental Cotton Trading Co., Tientsin

Ikin, R.F.,G.,Drakeford,

lies, executive Davis

engr., AtP.W.D.,

Wilson,Lower

Shanghai

Perak, Perak

llyine, A., tech, asst., Federal Engineering Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ilynikh, N. N., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Imai, M., Machinery At Metal Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Imamura, Y., chancellor,Japanese Consulate, Singapore

Imrie, K. E., mgr. for Malaya, B. N. Borneo & Sarawak, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss ,

Milk Products Ltd., Singapore

Inabata, K., consul, Belgian Consulate, Osaka

Inabata, T., vice-consul for Portugal, Osaka

Inagaki, K., repres., Melchers Engineering Corpn., Tientsin

Ince, R, E., headmaster, Govt. English School, Segamat, Johore

Inchausti, R,, vice-pres.. Parsons: Hardware Co., Inc., Manila

Ingen, F. 0. van, foreign staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Ingle, D. K., protector, The Protectorate, Sandakan, Jesselton

Inglis, C. W. A., asst, architect, Malayan Public Works Service, F.. M. S.

Inglis, F. A., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Inglis, W., asst., Mansfield & Co., Singapore

Ingold, W., mgr., Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore

Ingram, S. G., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Inhelder, IL, managing partner, Inhelder, Walch Cd., Ltd., Manila

Innes, P. J. A., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (.North China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Innes, R., mgr., G. W. Wilson & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Innes-Ker, W. M., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd:, Singapore

Ino, J., mayor, Municipal Office, Nagasaki

Inobe, T., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Inohara, N., sub-acct. & pro. mgr., National City Bank of New York, Kobe

Inoko, I., dir., South Manchuria Railway Co., Dairen

Inoue, B., mgr., Choya Yoko, Ltd., Shanghai

F296 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Inoue. K., mgr., East Asia Industrial Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Inoue, S., mgr., Choya Yoko Ltd., Shanghai

Inouye, S., secty., British Consulate, Kobe

Inouye, S., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Inn, K., auditor, Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Osaka

inumaru, T., mng. dir., Iniperial Hotel, Tokyo

Inwald, Fi, Accounts Dept., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ipekdjian, J. B., dir., Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Irie, M., mng. dir., Hankow Bank, Ltd., Hankow

Irie, R., chancellor, Japanese Legation, Bangkok

Irle, K. W., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Irvine, Dr. D. F., health officer, Health Office, Perak North, Perak

Irving, G. 0., senior surveyor, Survey Department, Kuala Lumpur

Isaacs, A., Property Renting Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Isaacs, J. A., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Isaacs, L., acct., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs Department Kuala Lumpur

Isaacs, S. S., Isaacs & Co. and consul for Czechoslovakia, Yokohama

Isenman, W. J., chairman, S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Isenman, W. J., dental surgeon, Drs, Isenman & Smith, Shanghai

Isherwood, R. J., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ishida, R., chairman, Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

ishida, R., repres. dir. & mng. dir., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo

Ishida, Y., Delivery & Insce. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Isbiguro, S., mgr., Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Canton

Ishiguro, T., asst, mgr., Bumpyo Inst., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Gensan

Ishikawa, K., Alfred Herbert, Ltd., Osaka

Ishizuka, T., dir., The One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., Tokyo

Isitt, H. S. Goodwyn, inspr., Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan"), Ltd., Kobe

Isitt, H. S. Goodwyn, Maurice Jenks, Percival & Isitt, Kobe

Ismail, H., Deputy Registrar of Deeds,. Singapore

Ismail, M., deputy public prosecutor, Legal Adviser’s Dept., Johore

Ismail, S. S., Import Dept., Jardine, TVIatheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Ismann, H, Benjaman

Israel, J., dir., Lithographers. Ltd., Singapore

Istl, W., Siemens China Co., Tientsin

Ito. H., dir., The One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., Tokyo .

Ito, S., business mgr., Choya Yoko Ltd., Shanghai

Ito, T.,

Ito, Capt.

mgr.,S„ Nippon

mgr,, Shanghai Kaimusyo,

Yusen Kaisha, Dairen Shanghai

Ito, T., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Ito, Y., mng. dir., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo

Ito,

Itoh,Y„K.,mgr.,

managing Fusandirector,

Installation,

VictorRising

Talking SunMachine

PetroleurnCo.Co., Ltd., Seoul

of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Itoh, T., inspector, Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Ivanoff, A. V.,

Ltd., Shanghai Electrcal Supplies

Ivanoff, V. V., Shipping Dept., Bryner

Ivanov, B. S., acct., Woodcraft Works, Ltd., Shanghai & Co., Tientsin

Ivery, C., Macbeth, Gray & Co., Shanghai

Ivery, F. E., Asst. Auditor General & Financial Commissioner, Kedah

Iwado,

Iwai, H,T.,B.dir.,

mng.Yaoeditor,Hua Japan Times Mail,

Mechanical Tokyo

Iwasaki, K., director, Yokohama Glass

SpecieCo.,Bank,Ltd.,Ltd.,

Tientsin

Yokohama

Iwasaki,

Iwata, H.,K., Union

dir., Victor Insurance

Talking Society

Machine of Conton,

Co. of Ltd.,

Japan, TokyoYokohama

Ltd.,

Iwata, S., dir., Maxwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Iwatate,

Iyer, v-. N.T., N.,

asst,dir.,tidesurveyor, Chinese

Stanton Nelson & Co.,Maritime Customs, Chinwangtao

Ltd., Singapore

Iyer, R. S. S., mgr., L/Press Dept., Lithographers, Ltd., Singapore

Izawa, M., dir., South Manchuria Railway Co., Dairen

Izgur, A. S., headmaster, Tientsin Jewish School, Tientsin

Izgur, L., Asia Export Co., Tientsin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F297

Jacazaires, P., inspecteur, French Municipal Council, Hankow

Jack,

Jack, C,G. G.,

A., asst, secty.,& Williamson,

Fleming ConfederationManilaLife Association, Shanghai

Jack, G. D., G. D. Jack Insurance Office, Shanghai

Jack,

Jack, J. M., M., registrar,

sub-agent,Supreme

Chartered BankSingapore

of India, Australia & China, Sitiawan, Perak

Jack, Z.M. L„Dr.

Jackson, acct., Far Eastern

A., senior

Court,

chemist,Sanitary

Dept, ofCo., SnanghaiPenang

Chemistry,

Jackson, A. C., store-keeper, Raub

Jackson, C., manager, Borneo Co., Ltd., Malaya Australia Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Jackson, C. E., control officer, Game Dept., F. M. S.

Jackson, C. H., asst, engr., Public Works

Jackson, C. T., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Dept., KluangShanghai

Dist., Johore

Jackson, G. F. R., dir.. Imperial Chemical

Jackson, G. W., asst, supt., Police Dept., Singapore Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Jackson, H., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Jackson, H., chief acct., Taku Tug and Lighter Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Jackson,

Jackson, J.P. M., Architect,

H. D., Valuer

asst. supt. & EriePolice

of Police, Assessor,

Dept.,Singapore

F. M. S.

Jackson, R. C., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsingtao

Jackson, T. E., asst., John Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jackson, W. H., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Jacob,

Jacob, E.A.,S.,Lowe,

Lowe,Bingham

Bingham& Matthews,

& Matthews,Shanghai

Shanghai

Jacob, J., Willis F, Pierce Memorial

Jacob, J. E., Circulation Dept., Shanghai Hospital,

Times,Foochow

Shanghai

Jacob,

Jacob, J.J. E.,

R., Lowe,

mgr., BinghamMercantile

United & Matthews, Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Jacob, M., Property Renting Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jacob,

Jacob, S.,

S. A.,reporter, ShanghaiCasket

asst., Penang Times,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Penang

Jacob, S. I., acct., David Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jacob, V. E., librarian, Malaya Tribune,

Jacobs, A. G., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tsingtao

Jacobs,

Jacobs, Capt.meter

E., C. E.& H., headmaster,

testing engr., VictoriaPower

Shanghai School,Co.,Singapore

Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Jacobs, E. D., Dupire Morrell, Ltd. & secty., Labour Association,

Jacobs,

Jacobsen, N. A., asst, mgr., Commercial Express & Storage, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Jacobsen, A., M., prorietor,

Tea Dept.,Axel.

East Jacobsen,

Asiatic Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Jacoby,

Jacques, P., Denbigh & Co. (China), Shanghai

Jacquier,Dr. M.,F.Societe

V., statedesmedical

Ciments& health

Portland officer, Medicaldel’Dept.,

Artificiels Negri Haiphong

Indochine, Sembilan

Jadot, J., chairman,

Jaehne, O.,R.,Carlowitz Thai Electric Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Jaehnig, Technical

e Co., Tientsin

China Export-Import & Bank Co., Tientsin

Jaffe, W., signs per pro., Berrick & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Jagger, W. K., secty., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd.. Singapore

Jaissle, O. R.H.,W.,partner,

Jakeman, ResidentOtto, Jaissle & Co.,

& Postmaster, Ino., Batavia

Labuan

Jalleh, K., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Jamaludin, A., partner, Dawood & Ct>., Singapore

James, Rev. Brother, visitor, St. John’s Institution, Kuala Lumpur

James, E. G., works mgr., Singapore Slipway & Engineering Co., Ltd., S’pore

James, E. W., o.b.e., consul for Sweden, Kobe

James, F. R. jr., mgr., R. O. A. Communications, Inc., Shanghai

James, W. M., asst., Whittall & Cb., Kuala Lumpur

James, W. S. E., Acct. Dept., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., .Hankow

Jameson, C. F. S., senior inspector of Mines', Mines Dept., Selangor, Negri

Sembilan

Jameson, J. A., Getz Bros. & Co., Shanghai

Jamieson, M., acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Jamieson, J., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

F298 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Jamieson, M., chief chemist, Dept, of Chemistry, Singapore

Janda, R. L., Ross, Lawrence, Selph & CarrascosO', Manila

Janningsi, W., mgr., Siemssen & Co., Tientsin

Jansen, C, de W., dist. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Chefoo

J ansen, E., Oriental Stores, Ltd., Bangkok

Jansen, Dr. E. L., secty., Raad van Netherlandsche-Indie, Batavia

Jansen, H. E., asst, brewer, Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore

Jansen, M., Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd., Manila

Jansen, M. J., directeur-general, Oie. Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Saigon

Janson, H. A., consul for Sweden, Manila

Janson, L., manager, Rud. Ratjen & Co., K. G., Tokyo

Jansz, H. D., mng. director, Charles Grenier & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Jansz, H. D. G., director, Charles Grenier & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Jansz, R. G., asst., Charles Grenier & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Januszowski, R. J., agent, Wagons-Lits Cook, Harbin

Janvier, R., acct., Descours & Cabaud S. A., Kunming

Jaques, S. H., White, Page & Co., Manila

Jaques, V. H., Tilleke & Gibbins, Bangkok

Jara, J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Iloilo

Jarldane, K., supt. of Works, Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Jarno, P., divisional mgr., International Savings Society, Tientsin

Jarrett, N. R., comtroller, Dept. Customs & Excise Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Jarvis, R. Y., consul for America, Hankow

Jarvis, Dr. B. W., Willis F; Pierce Memorial Hospital, Foochow (Qh furough)

Jarvis, W. G., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Peiping'

Jaun, S. A. S., mng. admr., Kinta Ice, Aerated Water & Bakery Co., Perak

Jean, L., mgr., Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co., Shanghai

Jean, "Win. V. L., gen. mgr., Shanghai Dairy Equipment Co., Shanghai

Jeanniard, A., terminal supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hanoi

Jeavons, A. C., sr. customs officer, Customs & Excise Office, Tampin, Negri

teembilan

Jebenstreit, Fr., F. Jebenstreit Shokai, Yokohama

Jebsen, M., signs per pro., Jebsen & Co., Shanghai

Jeff, J., Actg. Asst. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, Singapore

Jeff, R. H. A., maintenance & new Works engr., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala

Lumpur (On leave)

Jefferson, J. W., inspr. of Schools, Education Department, Perlis

Jeffery, E. O., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Kobe ;

Jeffery, E. W., consul & deputy registrar of Companies, British Consulate, S’hai

Jeffery, L. B. G., engr., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Jeffries, I. I., customs officer, Customs

Jehl, P. A., signs per pro., Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Com. et Find.,

Shanghai

Jekyll, J. G., mgr., Anglo-Thai Corporation Ltd., Bangkok

Jenkin, C. M., Peninsula & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore

Jenkins, B. S., president & dir,, Pacific Sales Corpn., Shanghai

Jenkins, J. H. S., customs officer, Customs & Excise Dept., F. M. S.

Jenkins, J. S., mgr., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Jenkins, R. O.,

Jenkins, W. E., visiting agent,III,

gaoler, Grade Sungei Bagan

Prisons Rubber

Dept., Co., Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Jenkins, W. W., mgr., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jenkinson, E. A., Insce. Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Jenner, C. G., resident mgr., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Jenni, W., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Jennings,

Jennings, R.E. L.S., S.,asst.,

editorial staff, Turquand,

McAuliffe, Straits Times, Singapore

Youngs & Co., Penang

Jennings,

Jensen, A.W.T. S.,D. Acct.

S., supervisor,

& Traffic Government PrintingNorthern

Acct. Dept., Great Office, Singapore

Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Jensen, G. V., acct., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Jensen, J. A. S., Engineering & Supplies Dept., Great Northern

Jensen, K., 4th engr., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai Tel. Co., Ltd., S hai

Jensen, N., F. L. Smidth & Co., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F299

Jensen, N. P. H., engr., Christiani

Jensen, O. A., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Jensen, P. N., Mech. & Elect. Eng. Dept., Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Jensen, R. M., 2nd engr., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jensen,

Jenssen,S.A.J.M.,F., Shipping

Hankow Chemical

Dept., Asiatic Laboratory,

Petroleum Shanghai

Co: (N. 0.), Ltd,, Shanghai

Jenssen, O., Property Maintenance Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jophson, D., asst, dir., S. J. David & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jeppesen, E. K., 4th engr., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jermyn, L.R.A.H.,S.,Refined

Jernigan, headmaster, High Standard-Vacuum

Oil Dept., School, Malacca Oil Co., Tientsin

Jerram, G. L., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., Trengganu

Jerrard,

Jerzy, L.,F.consul,

H., A. B. DavidConsulate,

& Co., Ltd., Saigon

Jespersen, C. F., c.Polish

e., general mgr., Harbin Thai Cement Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Jessamine,J.J.W.E. N.,

Jesselsen, B., auditor,

committee, Selangor

General Club,Japan,

Motors KualaLtd.,

LumpurOsaka

Jessula, L)., Compagnie de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme-Ofient, Saigon

Jesus, Fred. M. de, asst, engr., Power

Jesus, V. E. de, secty., Manila Railroad Co., Manila Station, Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Jinno, M., Passenger Dept.,

Jivraj, G., mgr., Dossa & Co., Osaka Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Joachim,

Joaquin, P.Z.,M.,book-keeper,

Furness (Far F. A.East),

Bartholomeusz,

Ltd., ManilaLtd., Singapore

Jocson,

Jodhi, A.J. P.,F., chief

librarian,

clerk,National

AmericanLibrary,ExpressOcc.

Co.,Negros Branch, Occ. Negros

Inc., Singapore

Joerg,

Joerger,O.,F.sole proprietor,

J., general O. Joerg

repres. of the&G.Co.,H. Tientsin

H. Conzern, Ferrostaal A. G., Shanghai

Johannes, M.V.,C.,commercial

Johannesen, partner, Johannesrepres., &Great

Sammy, Singapore

Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Johansen,

Johansen, E.B. R.. vice-consul for America,Co.,

F., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Harbin

Ltd., Osaka

Johansson,

Johansson, G.O.,A.,engr., secty., Shanghai

Power Station,Evening Postd; Mercury,

Thai Electric Shanghai

Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

John, I.A.G.,F., metesrological

John, Standard-Vacuum officer,OilSurvey

Co., Nagasaki

Dept., Kuala Lumpur

John,

John, S.P.J.R.,

J., editorial staff,

JohnMalaya Tribune, Singapore

Johns,

Johnsford, T.,C.office

engr.,

W.,

mgr.,

Reuters,

W. A. White

LittleShanghai

Ltd.,&

& Co., Ltd.,

Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur

Shanghai

Johnson, A. E., Accts Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Johnson,

Johnson, D., C. W., mgr. for

partner China, Babcock

& business & Wilcox,

mgr., Brockett & Co.,Ltd.,Foochow

Shanghai

Johnson,

Johnson, H. L., director & gen. mgr., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., KualaTientsin

F., asst. supt. of Stores, Hai Ho Conservancy Commission, Lumpur

Johnson,

Johnson, L.K. G., L., mgr.,

asst, supt.,

SouthPolice

BritishDept., Singapore

Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Johnson,

Johnson, L. N., sub-mgr., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Johnson, N. R., T.,director

Ambassador for America,

& secretary, Dunlop Chungking

Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Johnson, R.R. C.H. H.,

Johnson, A., Anglo-Thai

resident engr., Corporation,

Public WorksLtd.,Dept.,

BangkokPenang

Johnson, R. St. G., asst., Harrisons,

Johnson, U. A., vice-consul, American Consulate, MukdenBarker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Johnson,

Johnson, W. V.,

W. vice-pres. & treas.,

H.,B.,snb-acct., Johnson

National City Pickett Rope

NewS.Co.,

Bank ofDept., York, Manila

Johnson, J. canning officer,

Johnston, C. H., 3rd secty., British Embassy, Tokyo Agricultural S. & Shanghai

F. M. S:

Johnston,

Johnston, D. A.,

G. A., sub-acct.,

asst., McAlister

Chartered& Co.,Bank

Ltd.,ofSingapore

India, Austr. & China, Shanghai

Johnston,

Johnston, G.H. A., senior

C. D., mgr.,asst., Revenue

Shipping Office,

Dept., Shanghai

Smith, Bell & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Johnston,

Johnston, J.M.,S.,Lowe, propr.,Bingham

Johnston

Trading Co.,Shanghai

Zamboanga

F300 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Johnston, W. D., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Johnston, W. F., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Swatow

Johnstone, G., vice-pres., Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur

Johnstone, G., asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Johnstone, K. W., gen. commercial mgr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Jollye,

Joly, C.H.H.P.B.,L.,commr.,

vice-pres., Manila

Chinese ElectricCustoms,

Maritime Co., ManilaTengyueh

Joly, P.

Jomaron, B., chief acct.,

A. C.,chairman, Shanghai

District Kobe Office

Officer,& Osaka of the

Kuala Foreign

Kangsar, Inspectorate

Perak of General of Customs, S’hai

Jonas, F. M., Chamber Commerce, Kobe

Jones, A. O., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jones, A. R., asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Jones, B. E., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Jones, B. T., mgr., Geo. H. Baker & Co., Kobe

Jones,

Jones, C.C. W.,

Mch.,Asiatic

acct., Petroleum

Hongkong Co. & Shanghai Banking

(P. I.), Ltd., ManilaCorpn., Kuala Lumpur

Jones, D. W. L., Agency Dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Jones, E. LI., co-operative marketing officer. Co-operative Soc. Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Jones,

Jones, F.F. A., partner, Barnes

C.y Warner, J. Klemantaski,

& Co., Ltd.,Harbin

Manila

Jones, F. C., asst, engr., Public Works Dept., Batu Pahat, Johore

Jones, F. G., mng. dir., Victor Talking Machine Co. of China, Ltd., Shanghai

Jones,

Jones, F.F. L.,

W.,dir.,asst,Malay Mail Press

sales mgr., LunetaCo.,Motor

Ltd. &Co.,

editor, Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur

Manila

Jones, G. E. M., chemist, Imperial Chemical Industries (Malay), Ltd., Singapore

Jones, Dr. G. F., medical officer, Medical Dept., South Kedah

Jones, H. L, managing owner, Irving Jones & Co., Singapore

Jones,

Jones, J.,

J. E.,mgr., A. S. Watson

partner, Cowdy && Jones,

Co., Ltd.,

Ipoh,Canton

Perak

Jones, J. G., Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Jones, J. R., barrister-at-law, Ellis & Hays, Shanghai

Jones,

Jones, J.L. S.,C., dir.

ttigr.,& mgr., Tientsin Press,OilLtd.,

Standard-Vacuum Co., Tientsin

Hankow

Jones, P.P. W.,

Jones, G., asst,

asst, judge, H. B.Kailan

controller, M. Supreme

MiningCourt for China, Shanghai

Administration, Chinwangtao

Jones, R. C., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Jones, R. G., manager, Victoria Hotel, Canton

Jones,

Jones, S.S. R.,

W.r committee, Selangor

colonial secty. Club, Kuala

ii member Lumpur Council & Legislative Council,

of Executive

Straits Settlements

Jones, V., European travelling repres , Caldbeck, Macgregor ifc Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jones, Capt. W. J., marine supt., Moller’s Ltd., Shanghai

Jong, D. H.de,de,Nederlandsch

Jong, Ed. dir., N. V. Koninklyke Paketvaart-Maatschappy,

Indische Handelsbank, Batavia

N. V., Shanghai

Jong,Batavia

M. E. A. L. de, mgr., Commercial Dept., Royal Netherlands Indies Airways,

Jong, Th. de Josselin de, secty.-interpr., Dutch Legation, Peiping

Jouge, B. de, cellar master,. Malayan Breweries Ltd., Singapore

Jonge,

Jongh, R.F. H.de, de,signsLindeteves-Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

per pro., Holland-China Trading Co. (Tientsin), Ltd., Tientsin

Jongste,

Jonn, E., B., asst,

managing harbourmaster,

director, Belawan

Gadelius & Harbour,

Co., Medan

Ltd.,Electric

Osaka

Jonsen, A., chief of Sectipn, Store Section, Thai Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Joosten, Th., asst,, Hcoglandt & Co., Singapore

Jordan, A. B., Secretary;.for Chinese Affairs, Singapore

Jordan, H. F. L., actg. consul for Sweden, Medan

Jordan, K. E., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Jordan, S- A., executive engr., P. W. D., Segamat District, Johore

Jorge, A. P., plant engr., Macao Water Supply Co., Ltd., Macao

Jorge, Dr. A: P.‘, mgr., Farmacda Modern a Jorge & Co., Ltd., Macao'

Jorgensen, A., consul for Denmark & mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen,

Harbin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F301

Jorgensen, B., floating staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Jorgensen, B. E., Eng. & Supplies Dept., Great Northern Tel. Co., Ltd., S’hai

Jorgensen, G., up-country staff, Thailand Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Jorgensen, P. E. V., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Amoy

Jorgensen, R. S., asst. supt. of Works, Constr. Dept., Whangpoo Conservancy

Board, Shanghai

Jorgensen, S. S., Sawmill Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Jose, R., asst, chief, Admin. Div., Bureau of Commerce, Manila, The Philippines

Joseph, A., asst, veterinary officer, Veterinary Department, Penang

Joseph, A., dir., Art Furniture Depot, Ltd., Singapore

Joseph, E., principal, Joseph Bros., Shanghai

Joseph, G., office asst. & clerk of council, British Resident’s Office, Negri

Sembilan

Joseph, J. D., supervisor of Private Schools, Education Dept., Singapore

Joseph, K. G., agency staff, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Joseph, L. A., asst, registrar-general, Dept, of Statistics, Singapore

Joseph, R., artist, Grand Studio, Shanghai

Joseph, R. M., dir., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Joseph, S., chief clerk, Supreme Court, Ipoh, Perak

Josiah,

Jost, H..A. signs

H. C., per

cashier,

pro.,Oriental

CharlesGovt. Security

Rudolph Li!eShanghai

& Co., Assce. Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Josue, V. L., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Joubert, R. C., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Jouchkin, V,, Oppenheimer Casing Co., Tientsin

Joukott', A. A., chief engr., Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jourdin, W. W., generation engr., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Jousique, J., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de I’lndochine, Haiphong

Jowit, W. H., sub-mgr., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Joyce, C. N. W., senior electrician, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Jcynt, H. R., flnancial seoty., Federal Secretariat, F. M. S.

Judah, E., mgr., Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Judah, S. A., Swan, Culbertson of Fritz, Shanghai

Juergens, E., (booking), Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Jueschke, G., gen. mgr., Peiyang Press, Ltd., Tientsin

Juhl, A., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Jukov, D., counsellor, Russian Embassy, Tokyo

Jumabhoy, J. M., propr., M. Jumabhoy & Co., Singapore

Jumabhoy, R., chairman, Indian Chamber of Commerce, Singapore

Jumeaux, Dr. A. C., asst, health officer, Health Office, Perak North, Perak

Jumeaux, E. C., asst., Walter Grenier & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Jumeaux, Dr. E. L. S., deputy medical officer, District Hospital, Taiping, Perak

Jumeaux, E. O., asst., Walter Grenier & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Jumeaux, Dr. E. L. S., deputy medical officer, District Hospital, Taiping, Perak

Jung,

Jung, A.,

K., tres.,

Schmidt Kuenzle

& Co.,& Ltd.,

Streiff,Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Jungnickel, H., asst, mgr., Bohler Keitei Goshi Kaisha, Manohukuo

Jurany, O., signs ppa. Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Shanghai

Jurgenssen, A. J., Kodak Philippines, Ltd., Manila

Jurika, Lt. (j.g.) Stephen, asst, naval attache, American Embassy, Tokyo

Kable, D. M., gen. mgr., Kable (D.) Industrial Engineering Co., Shanghai

Kachara, M. C., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Kader, B., clerk, Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Kadoorie, Sir E. S., partner, Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons, Shanghai

Kadoorie, H., partner, Sir Elly Kadoorie & Sons, Shanghai

Kadoorie’

Kadota, K.,L.,mgr., partner, Sir EllyShoji

Mitsubishi Kadoorie

Kaisha,& Ltd.,

Sons, Hankow

Shanghai

Kaempf, A., Siemssen & Co., Tsingtao

Kagahastian, R., pres. & gen. mgr., Luzon Consolidated Mines & Co., Manila

Kagansky,

Kageyama,K.,E.,T.,boat

Liddell Bros. &Cotton

dir., officer,

Shanghai Co., Ltd.,

Mfg.Shanghai

Co.,Customs,

Ltd., Shanghai

Kajiwara, Chinese Maritime Chinwangtao

F302 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kakegawa, I., deputy coaimr., Police Force, Shanghai

Kalacheff, A. V., Forwarding Dept., Bryner & Co., Tientsin

Kalashnikoff, E. A., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Kale,

Kallai,J.S.,R.,mgr.,

Lowe,Service

Bingham & Matthews,

& Ports Shanghai

Dept., Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Kalousek, J., G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kamakura, M., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Shimonoseki

Kamamoto, J., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Kamei, Y., mgr. for Japan, Some Insurance Co. of New York, Tokyo

Kamijo,

Kamiya, T„M.,Alfredmng. dir., Herbert, Ltd., Tokyo

Automatic Telephones of Japan, Ltd., Tokyo

Kamsun, Un., mgr., German Dispensary, Ltd., Canton

Kamuf, F., X-Ray, Electro-Medical

Kanazashi, P. K., asst, dir., (Additional), & Optical

Post Dept.,

Office, Kofa American Drug Co., S’hai

Shanghai

Kanazawa, S., president, Maruzen Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Kandiah, S., acct., Treasury Dept., F. M. S.

Kane, A. T.,J., mgr.,

Kaneda, Lowe,Bank Bingham & Matthews,

of Taiwan, Singapore

Ltd., Canton

Kaneda, T., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Kaneko, J., Passenger Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Kaneko,

Kann, E.,R.Exchange

dir., Chosen Industrial

Broker, ShanghaiBank, Seoul

Kanoh, K., Berrick & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Kanzaki, K., president, Kwansei Gakuin University, Kobe

Kappner, L., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Kaptzan,

Kapunan, M.R. E.,jr., signs per Bureau

solictor, pro*, L.ofS.Justice,

Weinstein, Shanghai

Manila, The Philippines

Kapustin, G., prop., G. Kapustin & Co.,. Tientsin

Karanjia, N. J., mgr. & propr, N. J. Naranjia & Son, Shanghai

Karagrigoris, B. S., manager,

Karg, A. K., per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai Vassos & Co., Shanghai

Karger, H. J., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Karikome,

Karim, A., K„mechanical p. p. mgr.,foreman,

MitsubishiFogden,

Shoji Kaisha,

BrisbaneLtd., Hankow

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Karim, S. A, clerk-in-charge, Stamp Office, Colonial Treasury, Singapore

Karolitch, M., American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Karpinsky,

Kasai, S. mgr., National

Y., Canadian Bryner &Railways,

Co., Peiping

Yokohama

Kasem, J. G„ agent, Thai Commerical Bank Ltd, Chiengmai Branch, Bangkok

Kashiwagi, H., vice-president, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Yokohama

Kassel, J.,H.director,

Kassim, H. Tunka, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

auditor-gen., AuditCondensed Milk Co., Saigon

Office, Kedah

Kasteele,

Katayanagi, S., chancellor, Japanese Legation, Bangkok Medan

L. C. van de, consular agent, French Consulate,

Katem, N., S.,

Katayama, mng.chiefowner,

engr.,Shanghai General&Store,

A. P. Munning Shanghai

Co., Kobe

Kattsu, Y., signs per pro. A mgr., Bank of Chosen, Shanghai

Kato, K., actg.

Kato, M., deputyNippon

sub supt., comrar.Yusen

(Appraising), Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Kaiska, Yakohama

Katselides, A.,: China Hellenic Lines. Ltd., Shanghai

Katsukita,

Katz, S-,vice-pres.,

M.S., J.,asst., actg. harbourmaster

Commercial (Additional),

Express &Lumber Chinese

Storage, Maritime

Fed.Ltd., Customs, Canton

Inc., Shanghai

Shanghai

Katz, Shanghai Manufacturing & Co.,

Katz, W., Secretarial Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.,. Shanghai

Katzenstein,M. E.,R., Liebermann

Kauffman, judge consulaire,Waelchli

French& Co., Osaka Shanghai

Consulate,

Kaufman, E. S., director, Shanghai Zaria, Shanghai

Kaumann, G., Doctor, Tokyo

Kavarana,

Kawachi, S. factory

F., Merchant

supt., &A.Brewery

Commission Agent, Kobe

Canton

Kawai, M.,N.,mgr., National P. Munning

& Co.,& Co.,

Ltd., Shanghai

Kawai, T., mng. dir.. The One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., Tokyo

Kawaji, E., p.p. mgr., Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., Hankow

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F303

Kawakata, T.. gen. mgr., Japan Tourist

Kawana, K., Travel Dept., Tlios. Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe Bureau, Osaka

Kawasaki, K.,

Kawasaki, H., mgr.,

dir., Eiwa

The OneYoko,Hundredth

Shanghai Bank, Ltd., Tokyo

Kawasjee, E. B., Standard Trading Co., Kobe

Kay, A. D., Ocean Shipping Dept., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kay, H. P., Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Kay, J. L., Tea Dept., Gibb, Livingston & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kayser,

Kayser, A., asst,

Nachf.mgr., H. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Kayum, S.,S. A., M. MusabhoyChristiani

& Co.,& Nielsen

Ltd., Kobe

Kazak, E.H..D.,president,

Kazama, supervisor,Bagnall

Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Kazimirofl, A. M., The Chase Bank, Co., & Ltd., Osaka

Shanghai

Kearney, Geo. Pi, secretary,

Kearns, Philippine Acetylene Co., Manila

Kearton,J.,W.Aquarius

A., general Co.,manager,

Shanghai Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Keasberry, C. J., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Keat, L. C., store-keeper, F. A. Bartholomeusz,

Keating, D., acct., National City Bank of New York, Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Keay, J. F., staff. Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Keefe, F. G., district manager, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Tsingtao

Keet,Petroleum,

H. G., customs Singaporeofficer, Dept, of Customs ' i Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco and

Keiffer, D. R., parts mgr., Luneta Motor

Keim, A., mgr., Overland Transport Co., Tientsin Co., Manila

Keith,

Kelen, H. G, director, Agricultural Dept., Sandakan, B. N. Borneo

Kelkar,E.,Dr.mgr.,

S. K.,Molnar & Greiner,

asst, medical Shanghai

officer, Medical Dept., Central Kedah

Kellagher, Hon. Mr. Justice G. B., judge, High Court, Alor Star, Kedah

Keller, A. O., manager, Nichizui Trading Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Keller, O., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Kelley, W.C., pres.

Kelling, H., acting& mgr.,commr., Sarawak

C. Kelling, Inc., Constabulary,

Manila Sarawak

Kellner, H., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kelly, A. B., actg. sub-acct., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Kelly, H. D., underground mgr., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Kelly,

Kelly, R.

R. W.P., C.,

executive engr., Public

chief medical officer, Works

Social Dept.,

HygieneSouth KedahMedical Dept., Singapore

Branch,

Kelly,

Kelly, T. C., Engineering Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.),Singapore

S. N., engr. (Supply Branch), Municipal Water Dept., Ltd., Shanghai

Kelly, U. J., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kelly, V., correspondent, J. S. Nessim & Co., Kobe

Kelly, V. S., acct., Public Works Dept., Penang

Kelly, W. J., pres., Muller & Phipps (China), Ltd., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Kelman,

Kelway, H. A. J.,P., director, Malayan

Evatt & Cp., Collieries, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Singapore

Kemball, A. V., asst, agent, Kailan Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

Kemlo,

Kemp, A.F. E.J., F.,committee, SingaporeCo.

Asiatic Petroleum Chamber

(NorthofChina),

Commerce, Singapore

Ltd., Tsinan

Kemp, G. A., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Kemp, J. C. W., customs officer, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco

Kemp,andT.Petroleum,

F. H., chiefSingapore

police officer, Police Dept., Pahang

Kemp, W. H., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co-, Ltd., Shanghai

Kemp, W. H., govt, signal officer, Marine Dept., Singapore

Kempen, C. J. van, chairman, Deli Railway Co., Medan

Kemper, A., signs per pro., Export Dept., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co,, Shanghai

Kempton,A.D.,M.,Accounts

Kendall, sales & Gen.

mgr., FetteOffice,

Rug Shanghai

Co., & Hongkew

Fed.Banking,

Inc., Peiping Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kendall,

Kendall, I. BL, Dyes Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China),Shanghai

F. G. I., signs per pro., E. D. Sassoon Co., Ltd., Ltd., Shanghai

F304 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kenderdine, J., F. Owston

Kenderdine, J. E., director, G. Blundell & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

& Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Kendrew, J. A. E., Insurance Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kengelbacher, Ch., staff, J. H. Trachsler, Ltd., Shanghai

Kenion,

Kennard,A.E,N.,A.,partner, MaxwellChronicle,

editor, Japan & Kenion,Kobe Ipoh, Perak

Kennedy, A. P. D., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Kennedy,

Kennedy, F.F. L., D., staff,

asst., Harper,

Gibson, Gil Anderson,

(ill an & Butler & Co.,

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Singapore

Kennedy, J. L., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Kuala Lumpur

Kennedy, L. D., commissioner, Trade

Kennedy,

Kennedy, N. L. H.,M., acct,

acct., United Exporters,

Public Works Dept.,Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Kennedy, R. A., Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Kennedy, T. R., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, (P. L), Ltd., ManilaFoochow

Kennett, A. C., temp, in-charge, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Tsingtao

Kent,

Kent, E.,C. H.asst.I., dist.

signsengr.,

per pro., Paterson,

Municiual Simons &Dept.,

Electricity Co., Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Kent, H. T. M., principal, Technical School, Kuala Lumpur

Kent,

Kent, L.N.H.,E.,barrister-at-law,

manager, AlgarKent& Co., & Mounsey, Tientsin

Ltd., Shanghai

Kent, P. H. B., barrister-at-law, Kent & Mounsey, Tientsin

Kenyon, J. IS., asst, mgr., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Keogh, P. G., Gen. Office, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ker, A. W. W., director, Lewis & Peat, Singapore

Kerbey,

Kermani, G. H., Butterfield

mgr., R.R. S.S.&Kermani

Swire (Japan),Shanghai

Ltd., Yokohama

Kermani, R.P. R.S.,., prop., Kermani if&e Co.,

Co., Shanghai

Kern,

Kerner,J.,H.,partner,

C. liliesA. *kKernCo., &Bosch-Dept.,

Co., Yokohama Tokyo

Kerntopf, F. N. O., A. E. G. China Electric Co., Tientsin

Kerr,

Kerr, A. M., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Kerr, I.J.,W.,

asst,agent,

manager,Warner, BarnesRailway

Meklong & Co., Ltd., IloiloBangkok

Co., Ltd., (On leave)

Kerr, J., up-country staff, Thailand Steam

Kerr, W. A. B., asst., Donaldson & Burkinshaw, Singapore Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Kerr, W. L., asst. supt. of Machinery, Municipal Engineer’s Dept.,Singapore

Kerridge,

Kershaw, J.,A. E., Artswaterworks

& Crafts, Ltd.,engr.,Shanghai

Waterworks Dept., British Municipality, Tientsin

Kerske, A. F., gen. mgr., RKO-Radio Pictures of China, Inc., Shanghai

Kesmode, D. W., actg.

Kestner, Albert, consul-gen.

manager, for Great Britian,Tokyo

A. G. Bamag-Meguin, Mukden

Keswick, J. H., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai (Absent)

Keswick, W. J., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ketcham, J. B., consul for America, Medan

KettleA.well,

Kew, C., J.,Thomson

China Soap

Ltd., Shanghai

Kew, L. C., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Keys, P. H., architect & surveyor. Key & Dowdesdell, Kuala Lumpur

Keyt, W. A., technical asst., P.W.D., Johore Bahru District, Johore

Keyzer, G. S., asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Khambata, S. S., senior warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Khan, M., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Kharmakar, T. P., engr. draftman, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Khaw, O. K., editor, Chinese Medical Journel, Peiping

Khemchand, G. D., asst., D. Chellaram, Shanghai

Kiat, G. H., dir. & secty., Fishers, Ltd., Singapore

Kidd, A., branch mgr., Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ltd., Tientsin

Kiderlen, F., signs i.v., Rud. Ratjen & Co., K. G., Tokyo

Kiegle,J.F.,G.asst.,

Kiela, W., signsG. H.perSlotpro.,

& Co., Ltd., Penang

Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

Kielstra, R. E., chairman, Deli Railway Co., Medan

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F305

Kierkegaard, H. S., director Post Office, Foochow

Fiiewnick, Dipl. Ing. A., Engr. Dept., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Kihara, J.,S.,actg.

Kikkawa, consul-general

Union for Japan,

Insurance Society Manila Ltd., Yokohama

of Canton,

Kildal, O., vice-consul for Norway, Shanghai

Killery, Y. St. J., dir., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., S’hai

Killian, G., Swan, Culbertson ife Fritz, Shanghai

Kimber,

Kimpster,C.W.S.,A.,mgr., D. Gestetner

director, Mansfield(Eastern), Ltd.,Singapore

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kimura, K., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Chinwangtao

Kimura, T. K., chief traffic agent in Japan, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Kobe

Kinahan, C. H. G., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Kinder, B. S., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Penang

Kinder, O. S., personal asst, to; 0. P. O., Polioe Dept,, Kuala Lumpur

Kinder, S. J. S., fores staff, Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Kindness, J., Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

King, C. A., Robert Do liar Co,, Shanghai

King, C. C., dir., Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

King, C. F., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Shanghai

King, C. S., Import Dept., Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

King, E. T. S., asst, engr., Public Works Department, North Kedah

King, F. G., chief inspector, Police Department, Singapore

King, F. H., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

King, G. B., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Hupeh Division, China

King, G. L., asst, mgr., South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Tokyo

King, H., dist. agricultural asst., Agricultural Dept., East Coast, Sandakan

King, H. L., maintenance engr., Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd.,

Singapore

King, J., chf. inspr., Fire Dept., American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Inc.,

Shanghai

King, J. B., estate asst., Soofih Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

King,' J. E., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

King,’J.

King, J. L.,

W.,Chinese

actg. div.sales

mgr.,dept., Nestle’sChemcial

Imperial Milk ProIndustries

fucts (China), Ltd., Shanghai

(China), Ltd., Hankow

King, L. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Kuala Lumpur

King. R. G., warehouseman, Harbour Board,Penang

King, S. E., actg, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Selangor & Pahang

King’

King’ S.T. N.’

K.’ actg. dy financial

manager, Shippingsecty.,

Dept.,Federal

China Secretaria,

Merchants’ F.Steam

M. S.Navigation Co., S’hai

Kingj W.

King! T. Z.,’R.,land

signscommissioner,

per pro., LyallShanghai

& Evatt,Municipal

SingaporeCouncil, Shanghai

King, W. W., manager, Grand Studio, Shanghai

King, Y. L., Thomson & Co., Peiping

King! Y. S., G. E. Harden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kingdon-Rome, H., chrmn., F. M. S. Chamber of Commerce, Perak

Kingma, G H. W., Shipping Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Kingman, Dr. H. B., Dental Surgeon, Tientsin

Kingsley,

Kinley, L.J. T., F. C.,Electrical

agent, Warner

Dept.,Barnes

S. A. &C Co.,

c Gci,Ltd.,Bedoni

Cebu & Co., Shanghai

Kinloch, L, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Iloilo

Kinloch.

Kinna, J.,J.director,

M., International Harvester

Asiatic Lumber Co. ofOtaru

Co., Ltd., Philippines, Manila

Kinoshita, T., National City Bank of 'few I ork, Osaka

Kinsey,

Kirby, C.P.E.,F.,repres.

asst., Sisson & Delay,

director, Cooper,Singapore

Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Kirby, D. S., asst, veterinary officer, Veterinary Dept., Penang

Kirilloff, A., ’G. Capustin & Co., Tientsin

Kirilloff’, B. E., mgr., Shanghai Zaria, Shanghai

Kirk, D. J. A., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Kirk W. A., senior executive engr., Malayan Public Works Service, F; M. S.

 F306 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Kirke, C. M. J., asst. supt. of Police, Police Department, F. M. S.

Kirkman, J. W. L., sales traveller, United Engineers Ltd., Perak

Kirkman, S. M., mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Kirrage, P. B., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Kirsanoff,

Kirschbaum,A. H.O., O.Showroom,

von, mgr.,Shanghai

C. Lilies &GasCo.,Co.,Dairen

Ltd., Shanghai

Kirst, R. P. A., conseiller, French Municipal Council, Hankow

Kirzel, J. R., Kennedy, Burkill k Co., Ltd., Penang

Kishigami, K., surveyor, Lloyd’s Register Of Shipping, Yokohama

Kishimoto, H., secty., Shanghai Office of the Inspectorate-General of Customs, Shanghai

Kishinami, G., mgr., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Shanghai

Kishinchand, K., propr., Oriental Export Co., Kobe

Kishkin, L., Export Dept., Glathe & Witt, Shanghai

Kita, K., dir., Nomura Bussan Co., Ltd., Kobe

Kitada, R., branch mgr., Myers-Healing Shokai, Ltd., Osaka

Kitamura, S., Machinery & Metal Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Kitchener; H. J., control officer, Game Dept., F.M.S.

Kitching, T., chief surveyor, Survey Dept., Singapore

Kitserow, W. L., asst., Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., Teluk Anson, Perak

Kjell, T., engr., Power Station, Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Klaasen, Th. A., general manager, Klaasen & Co., Batavia

Kjellin,

Klamer, C.L.,G.,mgr.,actg.Shanghai

mgr., Gadelius

Insurance& Co., Ltd.,Tientsin

Office, Dairen

Klashorst, Ing. J. G. v. d., mgr., Ligtvoet’s

Klass, E., chief clerk, Criminal District & Police Courts, Fabrieken vanSingapore

Bouwmaterialen, Sourabaya

Kdass, F. V., mgr., Royal Advertising v Bill Posting Co., Ltd., Singapore

Klassen, K. L., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Klausner, L., Export Dept., G. Vajda k Co., Shanghai

Kleijn, L. J.,O.,partner

Kleemann, mng. director,

& mgr., Peiyang

ShanghaiPress, Ltd., Tientsin

Insurance Office, Shanghai

Klein,

Klein, A.,Ir.CrownA., supt. Aerated Water &Co.,Trade,

of Traffic Fed. Deli

Inc.,Railway

ShanghaiCo., Medan

Klein, S., manager, International Savings Society, Mukden

Kleinecke, F., L.Reuter,

Klemantaski, Bropkelmann

P., Merchant & Co., Peiping

Klemen, P., Belting & Leather&Products

vice-consul for the Netherlands,

Association, Shanghai Harbin

Kleyn, B. Th. C.. manager, Nederland Line Royal Dutch Mail, Singapore

Kliene, A. A., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Kliene,

Kline, G.,E.,chief

L.Norman asst.,Spencer,

secty., RevenueKellogg

Office,

Sons, Lines,

ManilaLtd., Kobe

Kling, A., acct., American

Klingenberg, R., Aall k Co., Ltd., Osaka President

Klingler,

Klink, O.,E.,American

Forbes Munn Expressk Co.,

Co., Ltd., Manila

Inc., Shanghai

Klobertanz, Th., Import Department, Glathe k Witt, Shanghai

Klose,

Klotz, J.,

S., A.agent,

Swan, Carl Schlieper,

Culbertson Handel

k Fritz, Mij., Sourabaya

Shanghai

Kluijver, de, asst., N. I. Section, Nestle k Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Ltd.,Singapore

Klussmann,E. M.,

Kneedler, M., Deutsch-Asiatische

manager, Bay ViewBank, Hotel,Shanghai

Manila

Knight, D. J., manager, Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Co., Taihoku

Knight,

Knight, H. C. D., Dodwell k Co., Ltd., Kobe Shanghai

E. E., senior warder, Municipal Gaol,

Knight,

Knightly,P. F.N„J.,partner,

Hongkomg Hogan, Adams kBanking

k Shanghai Allan, Penang

Corporation, Shanghai

Knipschildt, C. -T. , dir., Knipschildt k Eskelund, Ltd., Shanghai

Knocker, G. M., asst., Harrisons, Barker k Co., Ltd.,Manila

Knobelsdorff, V. von, Zuellig k Von Knobelsdorff, Kuala Lumpur

Knodel, O., manager, M. Gladbach Maschinenfabrik Meer A. G., Osaka

Knoke,

Knock, W.,

H. A,manager, Deutsch Asiatisehe

asst., Nederlandsche Bank, Canton N. V„ Singapore

Handel-Maatschappij,

Knot, D., supt.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F307

Knowles, A. D,, asst, mgr., Works Dept., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Knowles, S.C. E.,H. asst.

Knowles, V., Warner, Barnes

gen. mgr., & Co., Ltd.,Harvester

International Manila Co. of the Philippines, Manila

Knowles, T. W. G., partner, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Knox, C. C., asst, distribution engr., Engineering Dept., Shanghai Power ,Co., Shanghai

Knox, R.,

Knox, H. C., Works Dockyards,

Shanghai Dept., ShanghaiLtd., Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Knudsen, H., East Asiatic

Knudsen, K., Wallem & Co., Shanghai Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Knudtzon, J., dir. & gen. mgr., Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Knudtzon,

Knuth, G., repres.,T., consulMaschinenbau

gen.

& Bahnbedarf Consulate,

A. G. vormals Shanghai

Orenstein & Koppel, S’hai

Kobayashi, M., secty. to dirs., Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Kobelt, A., manager,

Kobilnitzky, M., salesCharles RudolphPress,Co.,Ltd.,

mgr., Peiyang Shanghai

Tientsin

Kobori,

Koch, E.T.,von,dir.,partner,

Telegraph & Telephone

Fokkes Administration, Tsingtao

& Kock, Tokyo

Kocherginsky,

Kochubey, agent,M.,Compagnie

General Electric Co. (of China),d’Assurance,

Franco-Americaine Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Kodaira, H., pres., Shanghai Press, Ltd., Shanghai

Kodama, K., director, Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Yokohama

Koehler, E., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai

Koehler, G., repres.

Koemmerer, E. A., Clay(1. G.&Agfa), Hamburg-Thai Co., Bangkok

Co., Kobe

Koeniger,

Koenigsberger. F., asst, brewmaster, Ewo BreweryCo..Co.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Koenitz, G. M., L., asst.,mgr., Kingshill& Co.,

McAlister Trading

Ltd., Singapore

Koeppe,

Koerner, Rev. Thos. E. W.,manager,

member, Kulangsu Municipal Council, Amoy

Koesling, J. A., H.,

InternationalHaskinsHarvester& Sells,

Co. ofShanghai

the Philippines, Manila

Koga, K., actg. deputy commr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Chinwangtao

Koguti, K., mng. director, Nanyo Printing

Kohchi, N., p.p. mgr., Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Shanghai Office, Singapore

Kohler, A., partner,

Kohlmeyer, Kohler,& Co.,

W., Melchers Groesser & Rogge, Shanghai

Tientsin

Koitabashi, Y., weekly editor, Japan Times tk Mail, Tokyo

Kojima,

Kok, A., K.,

1st director,

chancellor, The One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., Tokyo

Kok,

Kok, J.P. J.,F. J.secty. & chiefDutch

de, sub-acct., acct., Legation,

Deli Railway

Nederlandsch

Peiping

Co., Medan

Indische Handelsbank, N. V., Singapore

Kokubu,

Kolacek, A., secty., Czechoslovakian Consulate,Ltd.,

T., manager, Okura & Co. (Trading), Shanghai

Shanghai

Kolkman,

Koller, Dr. H., localCigar

F., Alhambra dir.,

c Cigarette Co., Medan Co., Manila

Kolokolov, B., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Dairen

Kolomeitseff, I., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tsingtao

Kolstad, A. H., 1st. secretary, Norwegian Legation. Tokyo

Komalakiti, C., sub-acct., Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd., Bangkok

Komaroff,

Komor, Geo., C. D.,mgr.,

mng.Export

dir., Eastern

Dept., J.Trading

CurnowCo., Ltd.,Ltd.,

& Co., Shanghai

Yokohama

Kondo, J., sub-supt., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Yokohama

Kondo, T., Accts. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,

Konig, J., Works Dept., Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai Ltd., Peiping

Koopmans, J. P. A., inspr., Opium & Salt Dept., Medan

Kooznetsov, A., Commercial Dept., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Kooy, G. G. van, consul for Belgium, Medan

Kopeliovitch,

Kopelman, A., Shipping

Passenger & Freight Dept., Union Steamship Agency, Shanghai

Kopetzky, J.,J. K., Bohler KeiteiDept.,GoshiHenningsen

Kaisha, Tokyo Produce Co., Shanghai

Kopf, B., manager, Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Kopp, Ing. L., Engineering Dept., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo,

Kops,

Kops, G.P. F.F. de B., lawyer,

de B., member,Allman,

Raad van Nederlandsche-Indie,

Davies & Kops, ShanghaiBatavia

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F308 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Korczyn,

Korelin, H., engr., Hunt Engineering Co., Corpn.,

HarbinShanghai

Korff, Dr.A.A.,M.,partner,

director,Melchers

Korelin &ifc Co., Shanghai

Korotkoff, A. S., Broadway Mansions Hotel & Broadway Mansions Apts., Shanghai

Kortright, J. H., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Koshimidzu,

Kosiyama, I.,I.,mng. Japanese repres.,&Canadian

dir., Bagnall Co., Ltd.,Pacific

Osaka S. S., Ltd., Tokyo

Kosloff,

Kosloff, N., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Koslowski,S. N.,

K., A.asst,R. warder,

Burkill &Municipal

Sons, Ltd.,Gaol,

Shanghai

Shanghai

Kosmin, D., frigidaire engr., Twyford Engineering, Ltd., Tientsin

Kosol, P. B., chief of Central Administration, Thai State Railways, Bangkok

Kosovsky, S., factory mgr., Crown Aerated Water Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Kossoff, A., East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Harbin

Kotake, T., sub-mgr., Dairen Kisen Kaisha, Shanghai

Kotazima,

Kotobuki, C.,S., sub-mgr.,

Union InsuranceNippon Society

Yusen Kaisha, Dairen

of Canton, Ltd., Yokohama

KouliefF, V., asst, service mgr., American Chinese Co., Fed. Inc., Tientsin

Kouwenhdven, H. C. P.,asst. mgr., Trading Co. “Holland,” Singapore

Kovalenko, A., Volkart Brothers, Shanghai

Kovikoff,

Kovner, G.A.,E.,Hatch,

GeneralCarter & Co.,Co.Tientsin

Electric (of China), Ltd., Shanghai

Kovshik, G., acct., Imperial Hotel, Ltd., Tientsin

Kowe,

Koyama, H., H. C. Macnaughton & Co.,Trading

S., asst, mgr., China Standard Kobe Co., Shanghai

Koyama, I., business mgr., Manchuria Daily News, Hsinking

Kozer, E., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Kozhaya,

Kozlovsky,L.,B.,Kozhaya

AmericanShokai,ChineseKobe Co., Fed. Inc., Tientsin

Kraal, G. F.,

Kraemer, H., Johnson

acct., Federated Motors,Co.,Ltd,,

Engineering Singapore

Canton

Kraemer, J., vice-consul, French

Krakovtzew, W. M., National City Bank of New Consulate, Tientsin

York, Shanghai

Kramarenko, M. P., Hongkong

Kramer, H., proprietor, H. Kramer, Osaka & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Harbin

Krass, V., Harrisons, King & Irwin,

Kratzer, E. von, Doitsu Seiko, K. K., Tokyo Ltd., Shanghai

Kraus, K., service mgr., Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Krause, W., E.,salesservice

Kravetsky, mgr.,mgr.,ClaudeAmerican

Neon Lights,

ChineseFed.Go.,Inc.,Fed.Shanghai

Inc., Tientsin (On leave)

Krenz, J. St., clerk, American Embassy, Peiping

Kretz, K. C., consul for America, Canton

Kreuger, B. H., Lindeteves Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

Kreulen, R. A., general agent, Insurance Co. of North America, Shanghai

Kreutzer, A.H.P„S.actg.

Kridakara, comdr.,S. Great

H. Prince S., chiefNorthern Telegraph

controlling engr., Thai Co., Ltd.

Stater Shanghai

Railways, Bangkok

Kriedt, G. W., proprietor, Kriedt Printing Co., Manila

Krippendorff, H. W., signs per pro., Krippendorff Import, Tientsin

Krishman, G., Tamil asst, inspr., Education Dept., Penang

Krishnamra, A., sub-acct., Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd., Bangkok

Krishnan, Hon. Dr. S. R., unofficial member, Federal Council, F. M. S.

Krishnan,

Krivoss, B.,T.mgr.,

S., clerk-in-charge,

Krivoss Realty Fire Brigade, Johore

Co., Shanghai

Kroenert, J., dep. sub-mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische

Krogh, M., proprietor, Oriental Supply Co., Tsingtao Bank, Shanghai

Krohn,

Kroier, K., attache, China Export-Import & BankInc.,

E., vice-president & treas., John Landahl, Co., Manila

Ltd., Shanghai

Kroker, B., mng. editor, Far Eastern Engineer,

Kromsigt, H. G., Imp. Dept., Harrison & Crosfield, Ltd., MedanShanghai

Kronvall, E., secretary, Swedish Legation, Shanghai

Kronvall,

Kropanin, K.B. E.V.,A.,Advertising

actg. consul-general

Dept., N. for Sweden,NewsShanghai

C. Daily 4" Herald, Ltd., S’hai

Krouk, E. L., secretary, Shriro Bros. (China), Fed. Inc., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Krueger, A., partner, Hugo Dau & Co., Tientsin

Krueger,

Krueger, C.,H. J.,chiefmgr.,

brewmaster,

United States National

SteelBrewery & Co.,Shanghai

Export Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kruimel, Th. Th., actg. mgr., Paper Co. Van Reekum (Shanghai), Ltd., S’hai

Krumm, C. F., Doitsu Seiko Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka

Kruper, G., director, H. E. Railton & Co., Ltd. & consul for Norway, Chefoo

Kruse, H. K. K.,D. Telegraph

Kruysmulder, C., Tels & Station, GreatSociety,

Go’s Trading NorthernSingapore

Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Kruysse,

Kruyt, T. C., signs p. p., Shipping Dept., J.-C.-J. Lijn, N.States,

J. van O., adm’r., Adm. of Fins, of the Native E. C. of Sumatra

V., Shanghai

Kubo, H., Freight Dept., Dairen Kisen Kaisha, Shanghai

Kubo, T.,

Kubo, H., dir.,

W. H.South Winning

Manchuria& Co., Railway

Dairen Co., Dairen

Kubosaki, S., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Kuenkele, K. G., branch mgr., K. K. Irisu Sokai, Bosch Department, Kobe

Kuenzle, A.K.,P.,p. pres.,

Kuether, Alhambra

p. a.,CarlBayer CigarCo.,& Cigarette

Shanghai Manufacturing Co., Manila

Kuh, H., director, ZeissPharma

K. K., Tokyo

Kuhn,

Kuik, J.E.,van,

Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Stoomboot-en

dir., Semarangsch Singapore Prauwenveer, N. V., Semarang

Kullmann, G., Ferrostaal A. G., Shanghai

Kuneman,N.J. D.,

Kunjara, H. B., member,

forest Raad van

asst., Borneo Co.,Nederlandsche-Indie,

Ltd., Bangkok Batavia

Kuntze,

Kunz, A. C.F.,E.mgr.,

E., local

Japandirector,

ImportDeli Railway

Commission

Kunze,

Kunze, F.F. A.,

A., acct.,

signs Bryner

per pro.,&Anglo-Chinese

Co., Mukden Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Yladivostock

Kupfer,

Kuppusamy,Dr. F.,A. Kofa

R., asst,American Drugofficer,

veterinary Co., Shanghai

Veterinary Dept., Penang

Kurano, K., Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Hankow

Kurganoff,

Kuroda, N. M., asst., Shanghai Milk Supply Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Kuroda, K., chairman,

S., branch Shanghai

manager, ToyoCotton

Babcock Mfg.Kabushiki

Co., Kaisha, Tokyo

Kuroda, T. D., actg. asst, boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Kurozawa,

Kurz, E. J.,T.,dir.,asst., Chinese

C. lilies & Co.,Maritime Customs,

Bosch Dept., Canton

Tokyo

Kusakawa, Y., chemist, A. P. Manning

Kushida, T., Secretarial Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Kushner,

Kushner, H., president,

H., clerk, AmericanTientsin Jewish Tientsin

Consulate, School, Tientsin

Kusik,

Kutt, R, China Export-Import

H. A., manager, Skodaworks, Ltd., Ltd., Shanghai

Kutzbach, W., Carlowitz & Co., Tientsin

Kuwamoto,

Kyd, G. D., K., mng. dir.,

sub-acct.. Myers-Healing

Chartered Bank ofShokai, Ltd., Osaka

India, Australia & China, Kobe

La Brooy, C. H., mng. dir., J. H. Sanders & Co., Ipoh, Perak

La Mont,

La Brooy,G.E.D.,C. consul,

S., asst,Passport

secty., F.& A.Citizenship

Bartholomeusz, Section,Ltd., Singapore

American Consulate, Shanghai

La Paine' , A. J., mng. dir., Holland China Trading Co. (Shanghai) Ltd., Shanghai

Laan, B. van der, Doitsu Senryo Gomel

Laan, H. van der, signs per pro., P. Schmitz & Co., Osaka Kaisha, Tokyo

Laat, F. de, manager, N.MaxV. Grill,

Labasta, Handel Mij. Gestetner, Sourabaya

Laberbis,J.,M.manager,

V. de, dactylographe,Shanghai French Consulate, Tientsin

Laborne,

Labrador, M.,Veryasst,Rev.mgr.,Fr. Banque F.-C. Pour le Com. et ITndustrie, Shanghai

Lacambra, L., sub-manager, Elizaldi pres.,

J., rector A y Cia,San Inc.,Juan

Iloilode Lctram College, Manila

Lacey, N. H., director, Lacey & Cannon, Ltd., Shanghai

Lachesnais, E. H. de, Compagne deCommerce et deNavigation d’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Lackie,

Lacombe,W,G.,Maurice,

directorJenks,general,Percival,

MagasinsIsittChaffanjon,

A Co., KobeS. A., Hanoi

Lacour, E. S., marketing asst., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Saigon

Lacroix, E., superintending engr., Power Station, Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

F10*

Fsio FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lacsaraana,

Lacson, M., asst,

L., H.solicitor, secty.,

Bureau Peoples

of F.Justice, Mortgage

Manila, &The

Investment

Philippines 00., Manila

Lacy, Rev. V., supt., Willis Pierce Memorial

Ladd, W. R., International Harvester 00. of Philippines, Manila Hospital, Foochow

Ladroitte, L., tech,

Electriques sub-mgr.,Shanghai

de Shanghai, Compagnie Francaise de Tramways et d'Eclairage

Laer, K. von, signs per pro., Hamburg-Thai

Laeuen, K., manager, Scherings Ltd., Shanghai Co., Bangkok

Laffan, T. G., asst- & signs the firm, McAuliffe, Turquand, 7 Youngs & Co., Singapore

Lafferty,

Laffin, W.C.A.,J.,service

gen. tagr. for Indo-China,

supervisor. Ford Motor Standard-

Co. of VJapan,

acuumLtd.,

Oil Co., Saigon

Yokohama

Lafontaine, E., agent, Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurances, Haiphong

Lafontaine,

Lagaay, H. J.J.,M.mgr., Banque mgr.,

A., branch BeigeDePour N; 1’Etranger

V. Bataafsche (Extrefne-Orient),

Petroleum-Mij.,S.Handelszaken,

A., Shanghai

Semarang

Lagers, J. H., Freight & Transhipment Dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Lago, H.N.E. A.,Renato

Lagoon, Kofa deAmerican

Lacerda,Drug envoyCo.,extra., Brazilian Legation, Peiping

Shanghai

Lagreze,

Lahrmann, J. M., manager, Compagnie Franco-Asiatique des Petroles, Tourane

Laidlaw, A. S.,W.,repres.,

secty., German State Railways’

Manufacturers TravelCo.,

Life Insurance Office, Shanghai

Tientsin

Laidlaw, J., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

Laing, J. M., chief instr., waterworks, Public Works Department, Kuala Lumpur

Laird, R., resident officer, Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., Singapore

Lake,

Laker,R.,R.B.asst., Hume

E.,P.,inst. supt.,Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Oil

Standard-Vacuum Singapore

Lalcaca, partner, Lalcaca

Lam, W. C., fire & motor car agent, Royal Exchange Assurance, Taiping, Perak

Lamache,

Lamars, F.,E.,Eastman,

Bills Department,

Kodak Co.,Banque Shanghai de ITndochine; Bangkok

Lamasse, J., redacteur en chef, A venir du Tonkin, Hanoi

Lamb, E., Wholesale Dept., Kofa American Drug CO.,'Shanghai

Lamb, T.L. C.,

Lamb, H., Indo-China

superintending Steamconsul,

NavigationBritish Col,

Consulate, Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Lamb, W. G., Butterfield & Swire, Hankow

Lambert, E. T.,Liebennann

Lambert, consul for Great Britain, Medan

Lambert, F.,J. D., asst. COntr.Waelchliof Labour, & Co., OsakaDepartment, Ipoh, Perak

Labour

Lambert-Ede, D. C., acting manager,

Lammert, C. H., C. H. Lammert & Son, Carlton Hagemeyer Trading C6., Ltd., Kobe

:

Lammert, F. E. W., C. H. Lammert i f c Son, Canton

Lammert, F. E. W., manager, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Singapore

Lamneck,A.,W.acct.,

Lampo, J., per pro., Beige

Banque ChasePour Bank,I’Etranger

Shanghai(Extreme-Orient), S. A., Shanghai

Lamprecht, P., manager, F. E. Zuellig, Ltd., Singapore

Lamsvelt, Dr. G. A., N. I. trade commr., Dutch Consulate, Singapore

Lamszies,

Lamzpn, P., mng. partner, Hamburg-Thai Co., Bangkok

Lancaster,M.,J. Haskins ife Sells,

K., director, Shanghai

Simplex Concrete Piles (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Lancaster, W. E., state vet. surgeon, Veterinary Department, Kedah

Lancero,

Landahl, V.J., C.,president,

White, PageJohn &Landahl,

Co., Manila Inc., Manila

Landgren, N, A., asst, accountant, ThaiMills,

Landahl, K., president, Phils. Hosiery Inc.Corporation,

Electric & Manila Remnant Co., Inc., Manila

Ltd., Bangkok

Landray, J. E., Anglo-Thai Corporation,

Lane, F. L., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore Ltd., Bangkok

Lane, G.W. A.,P., International

Lane, manager, Kodak Harvester

Philippines, Co. ofLtd.,

Philippines,

Manila Manila

Laney, B. J., Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc., Shanghai

Lang, A. G., Lubricants

Lang, E., Book

Langdon, E. W.,Office,

generalJardine,

manager, Matheson & Co., Ltd.,

E. W. Langdon Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Langdon, W. R., consul in charge, American Consulate, Mukden

Lange, C. F. von, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F311

Lange, H. G., manager, Siemens

Lange, P., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., SingaporeChina Go., Tientsin

Lange, P. A., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Langeluetje,

Langenberg, G. IL, zoneT.accL,.Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Langesen, G.,Y.director,

S. van, C. vanStores,

Oriental Langenberg & Son,

Ltd., Bangkok Kuala Lumpur

Langfeldt, H., Import Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Langlade,

Langley, E.F.H.,de,Import

dir. & gen.

Dept.,mgr.,

Sime,Socfin Co.,

Darby KualaSingapore

Co., Ltd., Lumpur

Langley,

Langstone, J. W.

H. G.,registrar,

T. Hall & Holtz, Ltd.,Embassy,

British TientsinTokyo

Langworthy, H. vB , actg. sr. 'supt. & chief police officer, Police Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Lanyon, J. B., councillor, British Municipal Council & signs per pro., Butterfield &

Swire,

Lanz, H., M., Tientsin

mgr., Shantung Traders Co^Ltd., Chefoo

Lapeyre, chief engr., Compagnie Francaise de Tramway et d’Eclairage Electfiques

de Shanghai, Shanghai

Lapine,

Laplace, J.,J.,manager,

Moyroux Havas

& Co., Nfiws Agency, Tientsin

Tientsin

Lapper, R. G., dr., Borrows & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Laqui, M., Bayne

Lara, c Co., Manila

Larard,Dr.F.Orlando

J., electricalconsul

engr., for Cuba, Kobe

Electrical Department, Kelantan

Large, G. C., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Large,

Larkins,R. W., asst, commr., Sarawak Constabulary, Sarawak

Larkins, D.G. W.M., S-,partner-,

TimberW.& H.Sawmills

WinningDept.,

& Co.,British

Dairen Borneo Timber Co., Ltd.,.S’kan

Laroche, P. A., mng. partner, P. Laroche & Co., Shanghai

Larrive,

Larsen, A., signs per pro.. East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore d’Assurance, Hanoi

C., dir. particulier,, Compagnie Franco Americaine

Larsen,

Larsen, B., Telegraph Station, Great Northern Telegraph CebuCo., Tel.

Ltd., Shanghai

Larsen, C.F, A.,

A, district mgr., Canvassing

traffic agent, Standard Vacuum Oil

Dept, Great Co,

Northern Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Larsen,

Larsen, J.L,K.partner,

L, ShanghaiLarsenLand Investment

& Trock, ShanghaiCo, Ltd, Shanghai

Larsen,

Larsen, L. V, Acct.

mgr, DOrqestic Mfg,Dept,

Henmingsen Produce Co., Shanghai

Lasala, R.S. R,

P. de, dir,& JohnTrafficManners

Acct. & Co,Great

Ltd, Northern

Canton Tel. Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Lasareff, A. N, sub-acct. National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Lascelles,

Latham, D. R, Asst. Secty. Shanghai

for Defence, Fourth Div, Miri, Sarawak

Latimer, H, Thos.KungM, Yikmgr,Mill,

Tremelbye (Selangor) Rubber Co, Ltd, Kuala Lumpur

Latorre, D, librarian, National

Laudy, F. J, M, Netherlands Selling Library, Batangas Branch,

Organisations, Batangas

N. V, Osaka

Laugesen, G, Shipping

Laur, P, Agfa China Co, Shanghai Dept, East Asiatic Co, Ltd, Bangkok

Laurea, M. B, Ross, Lawrence, Selph & Carrascoso, Manila

Laurence,

Laurence, J.F. R, L, manager,

2nd vice-president,

Procter & Hanson, Orth & Stevenson,

Gamble Trading Co, Cebu Inc, Manila

Laurent, G.R, L,partner,

Laurenz. ImportCarlowitz

Department,& Co, T.Shanghai

H. Davies & Co, Ltd, Manila

Laurie,

Laval, C.Wm, residentFarengi\,

J, editor, United

Eastern Engineers,

Review, ShanghaiLtd, Negri Sembilan

Lavergne, J, manager, Louis Ogliastro & Co, Haiphong

Laville,

Lavington,Hon.A. Mr. JusticeBurroughs

T, acct. L. Y. J, judge*

WellcomeSupreme

& Co,Court, Johore

Shanghai

Law,

Law, W. J, area mgr. Standard-Vacuum Oil, Co, KunmingSarawak

Dr. A. F, mng. prop, Kuching Drug Store, Kuching,

Lawes, G. W, asst, sunt, of Police i/C Headquarters, Police Dept, Penang

Lawford,

Lawford,L.L.L.L,H, dir,

H,general WhangpooShanghai

commissioner, Conservancy Board,Shanghai

Customs, Shanghai

Lawler,

Lawless, P. J, secty. &agent,

chief Canadian

of Police, National Railways,

Administrative Singaporeof the Diplomatic

Commission

Quarter, Peiping

 F312 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lawlor, M., H. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lawrence, A. E., stores, Shanghai Gas Co.,Co.Ltd.,

Lawrence, E. D., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Shanghai

(South China), Ltd., Amoy

Lawrence, H. H., Workshop, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lawrence, J. G., lawyer, Ross, Lawrence, Selph & Carrascoso, Manila

Lawrie, L. L., supt. & engr., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

LawrierSmith, B., (Food Products), Pacific Commercial C'O., Cebu

Lawson, Capt. G. L, cargo supt., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lawson, Dr. H. J., medical officer, Teluk Anson Hospital, Perak

Lawson, H., inspector of Machinery, Mines Department, F. M. S.

Lawson, P. D., customs officer, Department of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors,

Lay,Tobacco

A. C. H.,and deputy

Petroleum, Singapore

eommr. (Appraising Dept.), Shanghai Customs, S’hai

Lay, R. O., asst, secty., Union Publishers & Printers, Shanghai

Laybourne, A. N., divisional mgr’s secty., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Laybourne, E. B., foreign staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Laycock, C., Dyes Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Laycock, D. W., director, Manchurian Co., Ltd., Harbin

Laycock, J., partner, Braddell Bros., director, Adelphi Hotel, Singapore

Lazaroo, D., boarding officer, Marine Department, Singapore

Lazaroo, H. A., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Lazarus, E., Rohde & Co., Shanghai

Lazo, F. L., chief, Admin. Division, Dept, of Finance, Manila, The Philippines

Lea, Dr. C. A., meteorological officer, Survey Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Leach, D. L., surveyor & land officer, Land & Survey Dept., Sarawak (On leave)

Leach, R. L, signs per pro., Blunn, George & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Lean, D. G., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Tientsin

Leano, J. A., dist. agricultural asst., Agricultural Dept., West COast, Jesselton

Leask, J. B., director, Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Leblanc, P., sous-dir.. Police Department, French Municipality, Shanghai

Lebreton, F., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de 1’Indochine, Haiphong

Lebrilla, R., chief, Copyright Section (Catalog & Copyright), National Library,

Manila

Lebrun, W., asst, wharfinger & warehouseman, Old Ningpo Wharf, Shanghai

Leohner, O. S'., minister, Royal Netherlands Legation, Bangkok (Absent)

Leokebusch, A., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Leokie, J. B. H., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Singapore

Leckie, P. M., chief surveyor, Survey Department, Kelantan

Led ere, L., notarial affairs, J. (Etude) Barraud, Shanghai

Leclercq, V., sub-mgr., Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Ledesma, P., dir., Big Wedge Mining Co., Manila

Lee, A. H., Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lee, A. S., Carolina Leaf Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Lee, B. H., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lee, :C., sales engr., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Canton

Lee, C. H., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Tsingtao

Lee, C. H., asst., Harrisons, Barker & Co., Ltd,, Kuala Lumpur

Lee, C. K., asst., Braddell Bros., Singapore

Lee, C. P., supt. of Machinery, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Lee, E., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Lee, F. K., comp., Reiss, Bradley & Co., Ltd., Swatow

Lee, G., Oppenheimer Casing Ob., Tientsin

Lee, H. 0., mgr., China Import & Export Lumber Cc.. Ltd., Hankow

Lee, H. T., mgr., Shantung Silk

Lee, J.J. H.,

Lee, M., dir.,

Allman,ChinaDavies

Engineers,

& Kops,Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Lee, J. S., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Lee, J. S., A. C. Henning & Co., Peiping

Lee, K. C., Gen. Offipe, Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd., Shanghai

Lee, L. G,, asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lee, L. G., supt., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F313

Lee, P., boat officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Chinwangtao

Lee, P., acct., Home Insurance Co. of New York, Shanghai

Lee, S., asst., signs the firm, McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Medan

Lee, S. C., mgr., Severance Wholesale Medical Supply Co., Ltd., Seoul

Lee, W., acct., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Hankow

Lee, W. J. N., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Lee, W. L., A. Cameron & Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Lee, Y. L., president, Lingnan University, Canton

.Leech, C. H., gen, foreman, Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Leech, W. S. C., per pro., Boustead & Co., Ltd.^ Singapore

Leempoel, J. van, asst., Soc. Anonyme Franc, Siam et Malaise, Kampar, Perak

Leerdam, D. J., Licensed Auctioneer, 1st Class Appraiser, Commission Insurance

& Forwarding Agent, Muar, Johore

Lees, E. J., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Lees,

Lees, F. A.,

L., mgr.

signs(Imp.

per pro., Reiss,Smith,

Bradley &&Co.,

Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Swatow

Leeuw,J. W. v, d., acct., Dept.),

Singapore BellWorks,

Rubber Ltd,, Cebu

Singapore

Leeuwen, K. G. van, Import Dept., Harrisons & Crosfiold, Ltd., Medan

Le Fevre, P. F., mng. dir., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Lefebvre,

Leffelaar, J.E. F.,

G., attorney,

asst, manager,Standard-Vacuum

Varekamp & Co., Oil Co., Saigon

Medan

Legarda, V. L., Architect, Manila

Legg, W. S.I. O.,

Lehman, L., asst., Mansfield

actg. consul-genl. Co.,Sweden,

Ltd., Singapore

Batavia

Lehmann, Ed., staff, M. Levy, Tientsin

Lehmann, H., manager, Carlowitz <& Co., Canton (On leave)

Leibovitch, I., service mgr., Butler & Webster, Ltd., Bangkok

Leibovitch,

Leibovitch, I., Frost,

N„ Bland &Dept.,

Engineering Co., Ltd.,

Frost,Shanghai

Bland & Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Leibovitch, S., Frost, Bland & Co„ Ltd,, Shanghai

Leicester, N. N., asst., Donaldson & Burkinshaw,

Leifeld, R., Shangtung Daily News Co., L td., Tsingtao Singapore

Leighton, E. C., secty. & dir., Wilson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Leistner, F. E., signs per pro,, Booking Dept., Beuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Leitao,

Leith, A.L.,C.,Import & Export

sub-mgr., HongkongDept.,& Dodwell

Shanghai& Banking

Co., Ltd.,Corporation,

Shanghai Shanghai

Lejeune, M., director, Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Leland,

Lemaire,A.M.,J.,Societe

vice-consul for GreatPortland

des Ciments Britain,Artificiels

Samarangde Wndochine, Haiphong

Lemarie, R., asst, mgr., Cie Asiatique et Africaine,

Lembich, Mrs. O. V., publisher, Shanghai Zaria, Shanghai Saigon

Lemercier, L. J., local

Lemmon,M.,R. vice-consul, staff,

C., acct., Treasury Cable & Wireless,

F. M. S,Medan Singapore

Ltd.,

Lemye, BelgianDept.,

Consulate,

Lender, B. J., managing partner, Raspe & Co., Kobe

Leney, H.M.B.,F. Fleming

Lennep, & Williamson,

van, Nederland Manila

Lino Royal Dutch Mail, Singapore

Lennox, H. H., Correspondence & Book Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lennox, J., mgr., Tsingtao Book Club & Lending Library, Tsingtao

Lenzinger, Dr. P. L., consul for Switzerland, Batavia

Lenzlinger,

Leon, A. S. de,E., asst,

C. Luthy

treas.,

Co. (S. A.),

of theShanghai

Treasury, Manila, The Philippines

Leon, F., chief draughtsman. Public Works Dept., Malacca

Leonard,

Leonard, R., secty., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Leones, G.,R. F.cashier

W., mgr., Mansfield

& chief, & Co.,Division,

Currency Ltd., Singapore

Bureau of the Treasury, Manila The

Philippines

Leonhardt, H. B. (Export), Raspe & Co., Kobe

Leonof, G., city editor, China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Leonor, Capt. D. E., asst,Chinese

Leopold, treas., PrudentialCustoms,

Mining Co., Inc., Manila

Lepissier,E.,M.examiner,

P., minister, FrenchMaritimeLegation, BangkokNingpo

 F.3I4 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lepper, H. C., mng. dir., Sale & Co.^ Ltd., Tokyo

Lerma, Y. jr., treas., National Business School, Manila

Lermercier, L. J., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Leroy, P., dir., Musee-Laboratoire d’Histoirr Naturelle, Tientsin

Leslie,

Lesnik,J.,A.,inspr., Police

reporter, Force, Shanghai

Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Lesourd, A., vice-consul, French Consulate, Yokohama

Lessler, C. S., clerk, Coroner’s Dept., Penang

Lessner,

Lester, C.P.,F.,service

freightmgr.,

agent,FarAmerican

Eastern Sanitary

PresidentCo., Shanghai

Lines, Ltd., Singapore

Lester, J. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Tientsin

Letargo, J. F., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, the Philippines

Letrondo,

Letts, L. E.Y.C.,C.,asst.,

Merchant,

HenryCebu Waugh

Leurquin, J., consul, French Consulate, Harbin

Leutsch,

Leuven, F. G. van, signs per pro.,Handels

W., partner, Mee Yeh DiethelmCompagnie,

& Co., Ltd.,Shanghai

Bangkok

Levaco, B. M., Oppenneimer Casing

Levaco, R. M., Oppenheimer Casing Co., TientsinCo., Shanghai

Levald,

Levedag,V.,E.,Secretariat,

Nichio Boyeki GreatShokai,

Northern

TokyoTelegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Levedag, W., Schoeller-Bleckmann

Levien, N. M., actg. mgr., United Scottish Phoenix Seiko

Insce. Co.,G.Ltd.,

K., Singapore

Tokyo

Levis, I. A., sub-mgr., David Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Levison, H., vice-consul for Great Britain, Padang

Levitour, Col. Jerzy, military & naval attache, Polish Embassy, Tokyo

Levitsky, N. N., mgr.,

Levy, J., Strong & Co.,NewKobeOriental Bakery, Bangkok

Levy, J., partner, Sennet

Levy, M., Jeweller, Watchmaker Freres, Shanghai

and Engraver, Tientsin

Levy, R., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Lewin, G,, Paul E. Sammann & Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Lewinski, W. S., Thomson & Co,; Peiping

Lewinson, R., Oppenheimer Casing Co., Tientsin

Lewis, A. N., dyer, Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Lewis, C. W. T., Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Lewis, E., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Lewis, F. G., clerk, American Consulate, Mukden

Lewis, G. G, Import Dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lewis,

Lewis, H.H. T.,J., dir. & gen.commr.,

judicial mgr., Supreme

George TownCourt,Dispensary Ltd., Penang

Kuching, Sarawak

Lewis, J., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Lewis, J. C., mgr., J. Lewis

Lewis, J. M. M., partner, Gibb & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Lewis, J. S. A., sr. customs officer, Customs & Excise Dept., Port Dickson, Negri Sembilan

Lewis, P., asst, engr., Hankow Light & Power Co., Ltd., Hankow

Lewis, O. L., J. Lewis & Co., Dairen

Lewis, T. P. M.,

Lewisohon, W., principal, Clifford School,North

Peiping correspondent, K. Kangsar, Perak News & Herald, 'Ltd.', S’hai

China Daily

Ley, C., mng. dir., Ley, Ltd., Tientsin

Ley, N., mgr., Ley, Ltd., Tientsin

Leyden, E. E., depot mgr, John Little & Co., Ltd., Penang

Leydon, R., engr., Com. Fran, de Tramways et d’Eclairage Electriques de.S’hai, S’hai

Leyh,andS. G.Petroleum,

H., deputySingapore

comptroller, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco

Leynaud, H. R., mgr., Compagnie Franco-Americained’Assurance,

Leynaud, P. H.,dir., Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurance,Shanghai

Shanghai

Leys, G., chief

Leyshon, F. H.,inspr., Police

dir., “La Department,

Urbana,” BuildingBritish

& LoanMunicipality, Tientsin ,

Asscn., Manila

Liat, C. C., mgr.L, (Factory),

Lichtenstein, & secty., Cycle

Geddes& Carriage

Trading Co. (1926),Farm

& Dairy Ltd.,Co.,

Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

Lichtfuss, F., asst., Clouth & Co:, Shanghai

Lico, A. A., hon. vice-consul for Portugal,'Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F3J5

Liddell, J. H., mng. dir., Liddell Bros. & Co.: Ltd,, Shanghai

Liddell, P.M, W.O., O.,Liddell

Liddell, Bros, & Bros.

dir., Liddell Co., Ltd.,

& Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Tientsin ('Absent)

Lie, H. C.,H.,Siemssen

Liebisch, & Co., N.Tsingtao

Import Dept., V. Behn, Meyer & Co,, Handel-Maatschappij, Sourabaya

Liefheid, C., signs per proxy, DaN. V. Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. Handels., Semarang

Liempt,

Lienhard,J. P.,M. signs

van., engr., Malayan

per pro., DiethelmBreweries,

& :Co., Ltd.,

Ltd.,,Singapore

Singapore

Liepa, G. M., Oppenheimer Casing Go., Peiping

Lifchitz, M., Workshop, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lignon,

Ligondes,mgr.,

H. de,Denis Com.Freres d’Jndochine,

de Commerce et deCambodge

Nav. d’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Liley, J. G., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Pootung Lower Wharf, Shanghai

Liley,

Lilley, J. R,, Butterfield & Swire,

Capt. E. S.,. supt.,Standard Swatow

ConvictVacuum

Prison, Oil'

Taiping, Perak

Lilley,

Lilly, A.F.H.W,W.,manager,

senior surveyor, Survey Co., Kiukiang

Department,, Negri Sembilan

Lim, Dr. A. L. J., commr., Municipal Council, Singapore

Lim, P. C., supt., Waste Dept., Municipal Water Department, Singapore

Lim, R.Dr.C.Joao

Lima, H., commr.,

de Lebre Municipal Council, Singapore

Limbach, W., Poldi Steele,Works,

envoy extra.

Shanghai& minister plenip., Portuguese Legation, S’hai

Limbach, W. (Booking), Carlowitz

Limoges, E., Olivier Chine, Tientsin

Limpers,

Limsaroj, C. J., asst, mgr.;ThaiNederlansche-Indische Escompto Mij., N. V,, Padang

Lin, Dr. H.C.,K.,manager,

secty., PeipingPress, Ltd.,Co.Bangkok

Electric (1922), Ltd., Peiping

Linchan,

Lind, A. U,, asst., United Scottish Insce. Co., Ltd. & onNewEducation,

Dr. W., dir. of Education, S. S. A adviser M. S. Co., Ld., S’pore

Zealand Insce.

Lind, B. P., Import & Export Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Linde, H. T. van der, sales mgr., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Lindemann, K., partner, Melchers & Co., Shanghai

Lindenberg, K., “Marathon” Steel Dept., Doitsu Seiko K. K., Tokyo

Lindner, E.J.,D.,signs

Lindow. chiefthemedical

firm, Carlowitz & Co., Department,

officer, Medical Shanghai Penang

Lindsay,

Linford, G. B., asst, supt. of Police, Police Department,Singapore

W., gaoler, Grade HI, Prisons Department, F. M. S.

Linford,

Ling, E. J.,

J., asst,

chief mgr.,

inspr.,Shanghai Ice & Shanghai

Police Force, Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lingmanm, P., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Waibel & Co., Tientsin

Liniewska,

Link, C., staff, International

E., Deutsch-Asiatische Savings Society, Shanghai

Bank, Shanghai

Linke, Otto, manager, Otto Linke, Tsingtao

Linke, R., Otto Linke, Tsingtao

Linley,

Linn, H.N.,A.,Fred.

advert,Wilson

mgr.,&Manila

Co., Inc.,Daily

ManilaBulletin, Manila

Lintag, P., Auditor & Certified Public Accountant, Manila

Linter, G., Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Lintilhac,

Lintilhac,J.,C.F.sub-mgr.,

E., Silk Dept., Gibb,

E., Secretarial LivingstonChemical

k Co,, Ltd., Shanghai(China), Ltd./S’hai

Lionnet, UnionDept.,

FrancoImperial Industries

Chinoise de Navigation, Chungking

Lioutaveng,

Lis, A., L., cashier,Com.

adm.-delegue, Chinade Realty

CommerceCo., Shanghai

et de Navigation d’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Lisboa, F. de C., secty., Brazilian Legation, Peiping

Lissner, Dr. P., secty., A. E. G. China Electric Co., Shanghai

Litscher, H., Nestle s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Littig, J. C., mgr., Steamship Dept., Inter. Harvester Co. of the Philippines, Manila

Little, H. M., chairman, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Little, L. K., commr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Little,

Little, R.W. B.,H. asst., Malayan Tobacco

W., headmaster, CliffordDistributors,

School, KualaLtd., Singapore

Lipis, Pahang

Littledyke, G. L., asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Littler, W., Property Maintenance Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

F316 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Litz, N., Grown Aerated Water Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Livesey, E., proof-reader, Shanghai Tims, Shanghai

Livett, G. R.,D.asst.N.,officer-in-charge

Livingstone, supt. of Police, Police Department,

of Traffic F. M. S.Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Branch, Police

Livingstone, G.F. G.,

Livingstone, L., asst., Braddell

personal asst, toBros.,

D. I.Singapore

G. (Ad.), Police Department, Singapore

Lizares,

Lizarraga,N.,T.,director, Big Wedge

1st vice-pres., “La Mining

Urbana”,Co.,Building

Manila& Loan Asscn., Manila

Llamado,

Llanes, F.,C.,librarian,

deputy collector,

National Bureau

Library,ofIlocos

Internal

SurRevenue, Manila,SurThe Philippines

Branch, Ilocos

Lloyd,

Lloyd, G. T., president, Lloyd’s (China) Publishing Co., editor, TheLtd.,

G. F., agency dept, mgr., Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., KnalaReview,

Shipping LumpurS’hai

Lloyd, H. S. J., customs officer, Customs & Excise Department, F. M. S.

Lloyd, J. O., vice-consul, British Consulate, Hankow

Lloyd, Lt.-Col.

Lloyds, L., commissioner,

E. W., Asiatic PetroleumAustralian

Co. (P. I.), Government

Ltd., Iloilo Commissioner in Japan, Tokyo

Lloyd-0wen,

Loach, T. H., R.(Price’s

C., manager, Dunlop Malayan

Candle Factory), Asiatic Estates,

Petroleum Ltd.,Co.Malacca

(N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Loader, J. F., Fred. Wilson & Co., Inc., Manila (Absent)

Lobacheff, C. A., editor of the evening edition, Shanghai Zaria, Shanghai

Lobb, H. B., headmaster, Public School for Chinese, Shanghai

Lobo, C. A.,0.,H.manager,

Lobregat, OliveiraPhilippine

& Son, Shanghai

Milling Co., Manila

Lock, H. P. (Chemicals),

Lock, J. G., vice-pres., Wing ChinaOnEngineers,

Co., Fed. Inc. Ltd.,(J.S.A.,

Shanghai Shanghai

Lock, J. T., supervisor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Lock, K., secty., Posl-Muvcury Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Lock, R., secretary & asst, mgr., Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Locke,

Lockhart,J. C.,F. mgr', Pharmacy American

P., consul-gen., Dept., American

Consulate,Dispensary,

ShanghaiFed. Inc., Shanghai

Lockhart, Dr. O. 0., assoc, dir. gen., Chinese Government Salt Administration, S’hai

Lockhart,

Lockhart, R., R., ship

govt,&surveyor, British Lloyd’s

engr. surveyor, Consulate, Shanghai

Register of Shipping, Dairen

Lockwood, S. R., wharf supt., F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Loeff, C. B. H., asst., Nederlandsche

Loesch, G., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Tokyo Handel-Maatschppij, N. V., Singapore

Loewenstein, C., manager, Siemssen & Co., Tsingtao

Logan, Dr. W. R., asst, medical supt., Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan,

Perak

Loh, C., sales manager, National Cash Register Co., Shanghai

Lohmann, S., manager, Melchers & Co., Canton

Loke, Miss S., director, Empire Hotel Co. (1938), Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Lombard, K.Dr.G.,H.manager,

Lommer, B., BayerEastPharma

AsiaticCo.,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Penang

Lomont, C., mgr., Societc Anonyne Francaise Siam et Malaisie, Kampar, Perak

Long A. F., test audit inspr., B’. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Long, E. A., secretary, Land Commission, Municipal Council, Shanghai

Long, E. R., director, Tientsin Building & Loan Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Longfield, J.C.E.,D.,actg.

Longhurst, dir.,dist. officer, &Sandakan,

comtroller secretary,British

Shanghai North BorneoCo., f’ed. Inc., S'hai

Telephone

Longland, H. A., manager, Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Longmire,

Longworth,K.R.,deharbour

C., Indo-China S. N. Co.,Maritime

master, Chinese Ltd., Shanghai

Customs, Canton

Loo, T.W. van,

Loo, Import Department, Harrisons Loo k Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Looneff, N. E., supt., B’onciere et Immobiliere de Chine,Macao

H. T., prop. & manager, Thompson & Co., Shanghai

Loonis, A., chairman, Belgian Chamber of Commerce, Shanghai

Loopuyt,

Lopa, M., P.manager

H. A., asst., Hooglandt

Singapore

Co., Manila

Lopatin, V. N., general manager, N. S. Petrol!

Lopato, T. E., gen. mgr. (China), Twentieth Century-Fox Federal Inc., Shanghai

Lopes, A. A., National City Bank of New York, Branch Office, Shanghai

Lopes, A. A., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F317

Lopes, A. L., Hudsun & Co.,

Lopes, J. M., The Chase Bank, Shanghai Shanghai

Lopes, L. F., Accts. Section, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Lopes,

Lopes, T.L. F.,M., book-keeper,

The Chase Bank, HuntShanghai

Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

Lopez, F., manager, Elizalde y Cia, Iloilo

Loraine-Gcrews, S. G., actg. asst, river inspr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Lord,

Lord, P.A., H.,editorial

Sun Life staff,Assurance

Straits TimesCo. of&Canada,

SingaporeTokyo

Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Lorent, M., secty., Banque de

Lorentz, Dr. H. A., Attorney-at-Law, ShanghaiITndochine, Tientsin

Lorenzen, H., Siemens China Co., Peiping

Lorenzen, J. D., City Dept., American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Loskoutoff,

Lotode, J. M.,compteurs, French Central

Service Distribution, PowerCentral

French Station,Power

Tientsin

Station, Tientsin

Lotz, W., manager, signs per pro., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Tientsin

Loubser, B. F. S., asst., Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd., Penang

Louis, G. H.,A.mgr.,

Loukianoff, Wholesale Dept., Co.,

P., Foster-McClellan Philippine

Shanghai Education Co., Inc., Manila

Loushnikoff, L. A., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Harbin

Loutit,

Louttit,J.M.F.M.R.,; Station

actuary,Officer,

UnitedFireStates Life Insurance

Brigade, Shanghai Co., Shanghai

Louyot, G., estate asst., Socfin Co., Ltd.,

Lovat-Fraser, W. A., military attache, British Embassy, Kuala Lumpur Peiping

Lovatt, W. H., Hunter & Lovatt, Shanghai

Love, F. A., editorial staff, Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Lovely,

Lovik, J.L.G.,H.,G.director,

E. Marden Rising

& Co.,SunLtd.,

Petroleum

ShanghaiCo., Ltd., Yokohama

Low, A. M., boarding officer, Marine Department, Singapore

Low,

Low, F. Y. M., localmanager, F. C. Monroe & Co., Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Low, P.K. C.,C., export manager,

manager,International

O. E. Vongehr,Assurance

Fed. Inc.,Co.,Hankow

Lowdon, D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Lowe,

Lowe, C.C. F.C., D.,

asst,signs

chiefperacct.,

pro.,Kailan

LiddellMining

Bros. &Administration,

Co., Tientsin

Ltd.,Co.,Shanghai

Lower, J. B., gen. mgr., Oriental Consolidated Mining

Lowick, B., director, Sea View Hotel, Ltd., Adelphi Hotel, Singapore Unsan Gold Mines

Lowick, B., partner, Drummond & Co., Jesselton, Sandakan

Lowig, K. K. S., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Lowry, E. K., 2nd vice pres. & director, China Securities Co., Fed. Inc., Tientsin

Lowry,

Lowry, W., W., supt.,

General3rdOffice,

Divison, Trade &Macgregor

Caldbeck, Customs, &Sarawak

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lowson,

Loynes, W. C., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.,Medical

J. M. A., actg. principal med. officer, ShanghaiDepartment, Johore

Lubeck, G., acct., General Motors China, Ltd., Shanghai

Luca, O., service

Lucas,

Lucas, R.W.N. J.,A.,asst,

Borneoacct.,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Sarawak

& Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Lucas,

Lucero, A.,A.White, J., Freight

Page &

Manila Dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Lucker, G.H. D.,

Lucker, A., vice-pres.

pres., American& treas.,Chinese

AmericanCo., Chinese

Fed. Inc.,Co.,Tientsin

Fed. Inc., Tientsin

Luckham, H. A. L., member, Supreme Court, Trengganu

Lucy,

Ludden,A. R.B., agriculturist, Agricultural Dept.,

CantonS. Ltd.,

S. & F.M.S.

Ludgate, A. P.,G.,vice-consul

Harrisons for America,(Borneo),

& Crosfield Sandakan

Ludgater, S. J., manager, Borneo Motors, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Ludwig, K., Mee-Yeh Handels Compagnie, Hankow

Luebcke,

Luetchford,P., H.signs C., per

localpro.,

dir.,Carlowitz

Malayan &Tobacco

Co., Shanghai

Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Luethge, O., signs per pro., Winckler

Luke, L. J., asst, treas , Financial Department, & Co., \rokohama

Sarawak

Lukens, Comdr. R. R., dir., Bureau of Coast & Geodetic Survey, Manila, The Philippines

F318 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Lukhmanoff, B., asst, harbour

Luling, F. P., fire & accident insce. master,

supt.,Chinese

Theo. Maritime

H. DaviesCustoms, Canton

& Cb., Ltd., Manila

Lum, G. S., Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Lumley, A. C., manager, National Analine & Chemical Co;, U.S.A., Kobe

Lumley, E. L., director, Bennie, S. Cohen & Son (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Lumsdaine,

Luna, M. G.,L.asst, S., Thomson & Co.,Promotion

chief, Trade Shanghai Division, Bureau of Commerce, Manila,

The

Lundh, Philippines

Lundon,G.,F. vice-consul,

G., partner, Swedish

Swan

Maclaren, Singapore

Lundon, G. D. A., asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Lundsteen, E., Agency of East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Dairen

Lunt,

Lurton,C.,N.ed.E,,& lawyer,

prop., The Chino,& Digest,

Schuhl Lurton,Shanghai

vice-pres., Automatic Telephones of China,

Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Lutey, J. K., director,

Luther, F., Pearce & Co., Kobe Henningsen Produce Co.; Shanghai

Luther,

Luther, H.,M., Winckler

Helm House & Co., YokohamaYokohama

Apartments,

Luther, S., deputy medical officer, J. M. F. Hospital, Johore Bahru, Johore

Luttrell,

Lutz, C. H. S., Building & EngineeringMotors

Dept.,Japan,

Sime, Ltd.,

DarbyOsaka

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Luz, A.W.M.T.,da,managing

Jardine, director,

MathesonGeneral

& Co., Ltd., Canton

Luz,

Luz, L.Y. E.K.,da,chief,

Hongkong & Shanghai

Industrial Banking

Div., Bureau Corporation,

of Commerce, Canton

Manila, The Philippines

Lykouris, Evanghelos G., secretary, Greek Legation, Tokyo

Lyle, Wm., principal surveyor, British Corpn. Register of

Lymbery, M., repres., Imperial Chemical Industries (Chinal, Ltd., ShanghaiShipping & Aircraft, S’hai

Lynch, D. C., repres., Westinghouse Electric International Co., Manila

Lynn, U. P., manager, Brunei United Plantations, Ltd., Rubber Estates

Lynott,J.,G.asst,

Lyon, H., treas.,

manager, American

Treasury Dept.,BankSandakan

Note Co., Shanghai

Lyons, I. A.Provision

Lysse, H., E„ asst, Department,

engr., Municipal Engineer’s

Dodwell & Co., Dept., Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

McAdams,

MacAlister,L.D.,V.,staff,

acct.,Palmer

National City Bank

& Turner, of New York, Kobe

Shanghai

McAllan, W, P., wharfinger & warehouseman,Ltd.,

McAllan, J. F., director, Ross, Taylor & Co., Singapore

Hongkew Wharf, Shanghai

McAra, F. J., asst. dir., Huttenbachs, Ltd., mgr., Sime Darby &.Co., Ltd., Malacca

McArthur, W., partner, Derrick & Co., Singapore

McAulay, T. B., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Tientsin

Macauley, T. J., chief appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

McAvoy, D. G., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.), Ltd., Manila

McBain, E. B., staff, George McBain, Shanghai

McBain,

McBain, G.,

N. S.,mng. agent, Peiping

director, Peiping Electric

Electric Co.

Co. (1922),

(1922), Ltd.,

Ltd., Peiping

Peiping

McBain, W. R., director, Auto Palace Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macbeth, J., Macbeth, Gray &, Co,, Shanghai

McBrayer, J. D. jr., 2nd Lt., navy officer attached, American Embassy, Peiping

McBride, W., branch manager, Borneo Co., Ltd., Penang

McCaig, J., Book Office, Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McCall,

McCall, R.D., W.workshop asst.,officer,

L., customs Singapore RubberBranch,

Preventive Works,H.Ltd., Singapore&■ Excisej Province

M. Customs

Wellesley

McCallum,

McCall D., Shanghai

urn,M.,Lt. Dockyards,

Comdr. Daniel Ltd.,

J., asst, navalShanghai

attache, Ltd.,

American

McCance, managing director, Lendrum (Japan), Kobe Embassy, Tokyo

McCann, R. E., treas. & director, Frazar, Federal Inc., Peiping

McCann,

Pahang R. L., Mine Section supt., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Raub,

McCarthy, J. J., acct., Moller’s Ltd., Shanghai

McCarty, H, S., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F3I9

Me Caskey, S. F., freight agent, American President Lines, Ltd.,

McClelland, N. 0., vice-president & general manager, Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., ManilaKobe

McCleod,

Macleod, N.K. J.,F.,director,

1st. Lt.,Smith,

Navy Bell

officer& Co.,

attached, American Embassy, Peiping

Ltd., Manila

McClure, A. L., executive engr., Public Works Dept., Kluang District, Johore

McClure, L.E. M,,

McClure, L., office

repres., UnitedFisk

manager, Engineers,

Tire Co. Ltd., ofSingapore

Inc.Crosfield,

the Philippines,

McClure, S., Estates Department, Harrisons Ltd., MedanManila .

McClure, S., vice-consul, British Consulate, Medan

McConechy, F. M. G., state engineer, Public Works Department, F. M. S.

McCrae, W. M.,W.senior

McCutcheon, executive& engr.,

R., Hongkong Shanghai PublicBanking

WorksCorporation,

Dept., NorthShanghai

Kedah, Kedah ,

MacDermot, D F., consul, British Consulate, Osaka

MacDermott, W. J., asst, commr., Police Force, Shanghai

McDiarmid,

MacDonald, A.D. M., sr. exec,

C., asst, waterengr.,

engr.,Malayan

MunicipalPublic

Water Works Service,.F.Singapore

Department, M. S.

MacDonald, A. J. H., staff,

MacDonald, I.R.D.,G.,officer-in-chargePassenger Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Kobe

MacDonald, Barrister-ait-Lawof&Police LegalDist., Police Dept.,

Practitioner, asst, Klang,

mgr., Selangor

Dodwell & Co.,

Ltd., Shanghai

MacDonald, W. F., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Medan

Macduff,

McDonald,K.,Capt.

asst.,J.Gibb & Go., Ipoh,

R., Marine Perak Moller’s, Ltd., Shanghai

Department,

McDonald, J. R., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

McDonald,

McDonnell, P.,J. E.,

asst,senior

warder, Municipal

boarding officer,Gaol, Shanghai

Marine Department, Singapore

McDonnell,

McDougall, E.R. L.,T.,agent,

president, HuntMatheson

Jardine, Engineering

& Co.,Corporation,

Ltd., SwatowShanghai

McDougall, J. R., branch mgr., Singapore Cold

McDougall, J. T., sub. acct., Chartered Bank of India, AustraliaStorage Co., Ltd.,& Penang

China, Manila

McElhinney, J., mng. dir., Fox Film Corporation (East), Ltd., Singapore

MacEwen, D. W., signs per pro., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

MacEwen, I. L., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

McFarlane,

MacFarlane, A., Mining Engineer, Seoul

MacFarlane, J.,I. P,,office

agent,

asst,,Mercantile Bank of India,

Federal Engineering Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., K.Kuala

Lipis,Lumpur

Pahang

McFarlane, J, A., chief inspr.. Police Force, Shanghai

Macfarlane,

MacGavin, W.,Capt. asst,J.treasurer,

N., asst, Hanson,

wharf mgr., OrthHolt’s Wharf, Inc.,

& Stevehson, Shanghai

Manila

McElwaine, Sir P. A., chief justice, Supreme Court, Singapore

McEvett, J. G,, asst, protector of Chinese, Chinese Protectorate, Pahang

McEvoy,

McFall, J.J. L.,A.,district

registrar,judge,

Vehicles Registration

first magistrate Penang Criminal District

marriage registrar,

& Police

McGeary, Courts,

S,J.A.,J.,clerk, Singapore

American

McGeown,

McGilchrist, I. E.,marshal,

acct., H. B.Consulate,

Asiatic M.Petroleum

SupremeYunnanfu

Co.Court for China,

(fSI. C0< Shanghai

Etd., Ltd!,

Tsingtao

McGowan, L., chairman, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Shanghai

McGowan, L. A., asst, to gen. mgr., Federated Malay States Railways, Kiiala Lumpur

McGrane, G., acct., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

McGreer, E. D., 1st. secretary,, Canadian Legation, Tokyo

McGregor,

TelephoneA., Co., supt.,Fed.Buildings, Motor., Vehicles, & Supplies Division, Shanghai

Inc., Shanghai

MacGregor, D. D., sub-agent, Chartered,. Rank of India, Australia & China, Canton

McGregor,

Macgregor, J.J. A.,F., asst., Hongkong

governing & Shanghai

director, Macgregors, Banking

Ltd., Corporation,

Shanghai Manila

McGregor, J.J. H.,

McGregor, G., financial officer, F.M.S.Corporation,

Railways, Kuala Lumpur

McGregor, J. R., director, Austral Malay Tin, Ltd., Shanghai

Jardine Engineering Ltd., Taiping, Perak

Macgregor, J. K. R., Calbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macgregor, N. C., governing director,

McGregor, R., Fred. Wilson & Co„ Inc., Manila Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

Macgregor, R. B., dep. dir. of Medical Services, Medical Dept., Singapore

F320 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Macgregor, R. C. F., Oaldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McGregor, R. H., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Macgregor,

McGuffin, J.,W.engineer,

H., director, Singapore

Surveyor Coldof Storage

General Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ships’ Department, Singapore

McGuire, J. J., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai

Maclnerny, G. C., estate manager, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Maclnnes,

McIntosh, A.D.,J.,traffic inspr., Chartered

sub-agent, Singapore Traction Co., Ltd.,

Bank of India, Singapore

Australia & China, Manila

McIntosh,

McIntosh, J., acct., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

D., secty. & acct., Huttenbachs, Ltd., acct., Sime,

McIntyre, P. H., deputy secty., British Municipal Council, Tientsin

MacIntyre,

Macintyre, R.,D,,asst.,executive

Hongkong engr.,&Ltd.,

Shanghai BankingWorksCorporation, Manila

Mclver, A., R.asst., Kelly & Walsh, Malayan Public

Singapore Service, F.M.S.

Mackay, Dr. A. F., medical officer, Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Mackay,

Mckay, D. A., works American

mgr., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd.,Tientsin

Penang

Mackay,D.F.D.,A., agent,

works mgr., IpohPresidentConcreteLines,

Lime Ltd.,

& Marble, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Mackay, H. D., sub agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Taiping, Perak

Mackay, I. E. L., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire, Chungking

Mackay,

Mackay, J.J. A.,

C., supervisor, National City

sub-agent, Chartered Bk. ofBank

India,of New

Austr.York, Shanghai

& China, Klang, Selangor

Mackay, W. C., sub-acct, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Ipoh, Perak

McKay, W. C., Accts. Dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

McKean, W. C., Evett & Co., Kuala Lumpur

McKee, Rose T.,,secty.

McKellar, outside&Dept.,

treas.,United

Benquet Consolidated Mining Co., Manila

McKellar, G.P. J.,D.,Travel staff, AmericanEngineers,

Express Co., Ltd.,Inc.,

Singapore

Shanghai

McKelvie, K., asst, secretary, Alliance Tobacco Co. of China Ltd., Shanghai

McKelvie, K. C. J., editorial staff, Malaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur

Mckercher, I., Ker & Co., Ltd., Manila

McKendrick, R., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Mackenzie, A., chief meter inspr., Hankow Light & Power Co., Ltd., Hagikow

Mackenzie, A. C., engr., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Mackenzie,

Mackenzie, A.D.,G.,manager,

asst., Commercial

Carreras UnionSingapore

Ltd., Assurance Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Mackenzie, D., partner, Patten, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai,

Mackenzie, D. V., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Mackenzie, H., chief asst, engr., Hankow Light & Power Co., Ltd., Hankow

Mackenzie, H. M., chief inspr., Police Dept., British Municipality, Tientsin

Mackenzie, J., Sales Dept., Malayan Breweries, Ltd., Singapore

Mackenzie, J., asst., British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

McKenzie, J. R., Standard Trading Co., Kobe

Mackenzie, K. S., res. repres., Gen. Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., S’hai

Mekenzie, L. H., Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Mckenzie, W. W., director, Alex. Ross & Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

McKerrow,

McKerrow, A.R. W., G., director,

secty., Otis Elevator

Paterson, Co., Shanghai

Simons

of Commerce, Singapore

Mackie, A. S,, partner, Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Mackie, D. J., general supervisor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singipore

Mackie, J.F. B.,W.,inspr.

Markie, c.a., Maurice

Mines,C.Jenks, Percival & Isitt, KobePerak

Mackinlay, J. H., 3rdofengr., Mines Dept., Cable

S. Recorder, Batu Gajah,

& Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Mckinney, J. A., Consumers’ Engineering Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

MacKinnon, D., manager, United Engineers, Ltd., Penang

MacKinnon, J. A., acct., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Mackinnon, J.T.,B.,George

McKinstery, asst, treas.,

Town Peoples BankLtd.,

Dispensary, & Trust Co., Manila

Malacca

Mackintosh, A. D., acct., Chartered Bank of India,

Mclachlan, A. J., dir., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore Aust. & China, Kuala Lumpur

McLachlan, G. H., chief acct., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Saigon

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

MacLachlan, I., cable engineer, Oriental Telephone and Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

MacLachlan, J. B., state engineer, Public Works Dept., Kedah

McLaine, A. L., div. postmaster, Posts it Telegraphs Dept., Miri, Sarawak

McLaren, L. W. R., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

McLaren M., Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd., Tokyo

MacLaren, Wm. H., Bayne & Co., Manila

McLatchie,

MacLaughlin,W.,J.chief engr., United

E., customs officer, Engineers,

Customs &Ltd.,

ExciseSingapore

Dept., F.M.S.

MacLaughlin, W. H., customs officer, Customs

McLaughlin, W. J., pro-consul, British Consulate, Tientsin

McLean, A., Engineering Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McLellan,H.A,A.,mgr.,

Maclean, agent,Mansfield

Chartered&Bankof

Co., Ltd.,

India,Singapore

Australia & China, Medan

MacLean, J. A. E., mgr., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Maclean, J. M. McN., asst. supt. of Police, Police Dept., Ipoh, Perak

McLean, W. H., staff, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

MacLennan, D. O., Book Office, Indo-China S. N, Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Maclennan, J. F., actg. asst, secty., Property Office, Shanghai Office of the Inspectorate-

General of Customs, Shanghai

MacLennan,

McLennan, W. K., actg. dir. of Posts,

M., deputy supdt.,Malaya

S’hai Posts & Telegraphs

& Hongkew WharfDept.,

Co., Kuala Lumpur

Ltd., Shanghai

McLeod, A., visiting agent, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

MacLeod, A. M., mng. dir., A. Soriano y Cia, Manila

McLeod, G. G. L., inspr. of Schools, Education Dept., Penang

McLeod, J., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd. Singapore

McLeod, N.,J. C.,

MacLeod, supt.,deputy

Dunlopregistrar

Malayan of Shipping, Marine

Estates, Ltd., Department, Singapore

Malacca

McMahon, H., asst, works supt.. Pumping Station, S’hai Waterworks Co., Ltd., S’hai

McMahon, Dr. J. E., medical officer, District Hospital, Kuantan, Pahang

McMicking, J., manager, Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

McMicking,

MacMillan, I.J.C.,R.,chief

dir., police

Philippine

officer,Milling

PoliceCo., Manila Penang

Department,

MacMillan, R. C., station supt., Municipal Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

McMullan, D. F. R., mng. dir., 11. L. Gibson & Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

McMullan, D. F. R., managing director, James McMullan & Co., Ltd., Chefoo

McMullan, J. C., dir., James McMullan & Co., Ltd., Chefoo

McMullan, W., dir. & mgr., Lithographers, Ltd., Singapore

McMunn, J. F., chief acct., Standard-Yacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

McMyn, A. L., asst, manager, Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Macnab, A. C., surveyor-general, Surveyor-General of Ships’ Dept., Singapore

McNab, A. M., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Macnaghten, Brig.-Gen. E. B., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McNair, R. P., asst, manager, G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd. of Canada, Shanghai

Macnamara, D. P., supt. of Police, Police Dept., F. M. S.

Macnamara, F. K., sr. officer. Investigation Branch, Police Dupt., Kuala Lumpur

Macnaughton, H. C., H. C. Macnaughton & Co. & consul for Greece, Kobe

McNeary, H. G., asst, mgr., American Bank Note Co., Shanghai

McNeary, H. G. J., American Bank Note, Co., Canton

McNee, S. L., asst, acct., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

McNeice, T. P. F., chief inspr. of Chinese Schools, Education Dept., F. M. S.

McNeice, W. O. A., asst., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products Ltd., Singapore

McNeil, J.,John,

McNeill, dir.,barrister-at-law,

Runnymede Hotel, Ltd., Penang

Hansons, Shanghai

McNeill, W. H., asst,, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

McNeish, J., traffic inspr., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

McNicoll, L. D., dir., China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

McNulty, J. O., secty., Kennedv, Burkill & Co., Ltd., Penang

McOwan, A. I., secty. & dir., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Shanghai

McPhee, T. M.,A.,colliery

Macpherson, supt.,Resident’s

magistrate, Malayan Collieries, Ltd., Batu

Court, Kuching, Arang, Selangor

Sarawak

 F322 FOREIGN RESIDENT,S

MacRobert, L, eastern comdr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

McQueen, F. A., cashier. Confederation Lif$, Association, Shanghai'

McQuilkin, Capt.

McQuillen, J. A., F.staff,

J., Standard-Vacuum

asst, naval attache,OilAmerican

Cd., Singapore

Embassy; Chungking

McSkimming, J. Y., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

McSparran,

McSwan, Dr.Dr.D. J.M.,L.,state

.Physician

medical& &Surgeon, Yokohama

health officer, Medical & Health Dept,, Pahang

McVilly, R. B., senior surveyor, Surveyor Dept., Trengganu

MeVittie, W. W., consul for Great Britain, Yokohama

McWhirter, L., Keylock & Pratt, Shanghai

Maas, H. O., dir., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Maas, N., Dredging Dept., Whangpoo Conservancy Board, Shanghai

Maas, O., mgr., Immigrants’ Asylum, Medan

Maasland, P., Freight

Mabey,

Mabille,H.J.,A.,Banque

accountant, HongkongShanghai

de 1’Indochine, & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

Mabson, R. R., signs per pro., Anglo-Thai Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Macain, C. F., technical staff, S’hai Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Macain, E. J., Acct. Dept., *'aldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mace, N., surveyor <& land officer, Land & Survey Dept., Sarawak

Machado, B. A., acct., Parbury, Henty & ( o., Ply., Ltd., Kobe

Machado, C. J., Holland China Trading Co. (Shanghai), Ltd.. Shanghai ,

Machado, Y. L., chief clerk, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe!

Machan, J. W., asst, controller of Telecommunications (Wireless), Posts & Telegraphs

Dept., Singapore

Mack, D. G., district engr., F.M.S. Railways:, Kuala Lumpur

Macon, G, W. Jr., dir., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Shanghai

Macrae,

Madamba,H. L.,

A„ solicitor.

commercial counsellor,

Bureau British

of Justice, Embassy,

Manila, Tokyo

The Philippines

Madamba, L., asst, cashier, Biirk of The Philippines, Cebu

Madar A. R.. A. R. Burkill & Sou.-, Ltd,, Shanghai

Maddams, A. S. T-, supf., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Madelin, E., secretaire, S >ciete des Ciments Portland Artifields de Plndochiue,

Haiphong

Madeira, A. L., Acct. Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Madeira, J.. Electrical Supplies & Sales Dept., General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd.,

Shanghai

Mader, G., Alex. Ross & Co. (China); Ltd., Shanghai

Madge, J., mechanical engr., Fogden, Brisbane Co., Ltd., Singapore.

Madge, P. J. asst., Nedl & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Madier, H., dir., Assurance Franco-Asiatique, hanghai

Madier, J., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie, Canton

Madoc. G. C., officer supt., Police Circle, Police Dept., Alor Star, Kedah

Madon, A. B., mgr. & prop., Sino-Aryan Trading Co., Shanghai

Madrigal, V., president, Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines & gen. mgr., Madrigal

& Co.,A.Manila

Madsen, E. N., Telegraph Station, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Madsen, E., mgr., Fast Asiatic Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Maeda, M., Machinery & Metal Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Meada, T., Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Maeda, Y., chief dir., Shanghai Cotton vfg., Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Magalhaens, A. G. de, consul for Brazil, Kobe

Magat, 0.,J. Hongkong

Magili, E.. partner,& Shanghai

Lennox &Banking

Magill,Corporation,

Tsingtao Iloilo

Magill, M. M., Chinese American Publishing Co., Shanghai

Magruder, G. Lr, sub-acct,, National City Bank of New York, Singapore

Maher, A., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Maher, F., Berrick & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Maher, M. F., National City Bank of New York, Branch Office, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F323

Mahidol, H. M. Ananda, King- of Thailand, Bangkok

Mahler, A. P.A.,H.,Reuters,

Mahomed, HaskinsRtd,,& Sells, Shanghai

Canton '

Mahony, J., district engineer, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Mahyudin, Dr. M. G., consultant, M. Gaus Dispensary, Singapore

Maier, A., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Main, A. jr., Wise & Go., Inc., Manila

Main, J. R., Acct. Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Mainzer, D.. representative, “Columbia,” Tokyo

Maitland, A. J., Dmdop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Maitland, A. L., Shipping Dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Maitland, H., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Maitland, T. C., manager for Japan, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Tokyo

Majeed, M. A., mgr., Mohamed Dulfakir & Co., Singapore

Major, J. M., secty. & treas., Shanghai Wharf & Warehouse Co., Shanghai

Makaroff, B., Thos. Cook V Son, Ltd., Shanghai

MakarofE, B., Helm Bros., Ltd., Kobe

Makinson, A.G. M.,

Malandin, A., Storage

1st secty.,Dept.,

American

BrynerEmbassy, Tokyo

& Co., Tientsin

Malcolm, A., mng. director, Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Malcolm, C. G., Finn nbe & Acct. Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Malcolm, H. R., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.), Ltd., Manila

Malcolm, J.,J.K.S.,

Malcolm, trafficTimber

inspector, Singaporeiept..BritishBorneo

& Sawmills Traction Co., Ltd., Timber

Singapore

Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Malcolm, T. C., inst. supt., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Kiukiang

Malinovsky, N. N., mgr., China Hellenic Lines, Ltd., Shanghai

Mallal, N. A., commr., Municipal Council, Singapore

Mallard, F. A., architect, Public Works Dept., Perak

Mallard, R. F., chief police officer, Police Dept., supt., Municipal Fire Brigade,

Malacca

Mallery, L. B,, sub-mgr., National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Malley, T., deputy chief acct., Malaya Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Mailing Th., Acct. Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Mallon, W. J. A, signs per pro., Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Malone, J. F., Universal Leaf Tobacco Co. of China, Shanghai

Malones, R.E.,H.,librarian,

Malone, godown National

supt., Jardine,

Library,Matheson

Sampaloc& Co., Ltd.,Sampaloc

Branch, Canton

Malpas, W. R. G., White Page & Co., Manila

Mamaeff, V. I., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Mamajiwalla, K. A., mgr., E. J. Motiwalla & Co.^ Singapore

Mamleeff, J. F., Volkart Brothers, Shanghai

Manalac,

Manamal,A.K,C.,mgr., asst.Pohoomull

sol. gen., Bureau of Justice,

Bros. (India), KobeManila, The Philippines

| Manasseh, E. S., proprietors, S. Manasseh & Co., Singapore

[ Mandelert, E., Nestle’s Milk Products (China), Ltd., Shanghai

^ Manen, J. E., inspector of Craft, Marine Dept., Singapore

1 Manescau, J., controleur, Banque de I’lndochine, Haiphong

Manghanmal, S., mgr., Hotchand Khemchand, Kobe

s Manhes, A-, controleur, Banque de Wndochine, Haiphong

Mankin, J. M., asst, distribution engr., Municipal Electricity Supply Dept., Penang

Manley,

Manley, G. N., Acct. Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Manley, J.R. B.,E., Auditor v Public

acct., Knipschildt Accountant.

& Eskelund,Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Manly-Allatt, R., office mgr., G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mann, G.

Mann, K. C., secty.,

H. J.M.,H.,mng. Java China

dir., Arnhold Japan

& Co., Lijn N. V., Batavia

Ltd., Shanghai

Mann, Dentist, Singapore, Penang

Mann, R. P. M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Manning, R. J., puisne judge, Supreme Court, Singapore

Jj’324 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mansel, F. L., div. postmaster, Post

Mansel-Smith, J.W., Local Sales Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., S’hai

Mansfield, P. W., asst, dir., S. J. David & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mansouk, J., proprietor, Belgian Brick Factory, Tientsin

Mantel, J. C.,A., dir.,

Manturoff, asst,Malayan Breweries,

engr., Macao ElectricLtd., Singapore

Lighting Co., Ltd., Macao

Manzitti,

Mapa, P. Dr.president,

L., C., Lloyd Big Triestino,

Wedge S.Mining

N. Co.,Co.,

Shanghai

Manila

Maramba, A. G., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, The Philippines

Maramba, F., chief, Industrial Engineering Division, Bureau of Science, Manila, The

Philippines

Maranon, J., chief, Tests & Standards Div., Bureau of Science, Manila, The Philippines

Marbach,

Mascal, G.Dr. F., W., veterinery

Import surgeon, Matheson

Dept., Jardine, Blue Cross&Dog Co., Hospital, Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Marcal, L. A., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Marcal, R., acct., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

March, J. E., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Shanghai

Marchetti, E., Pharmaceutical Dept., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Marchisio, R.Rt.F., Hon.

Marchwood, gen. mgr.,

Lord, S.dir.,A. Eastern

Fiat, Singapore

Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Marcks, Lothar, Civil Engineer, Architect

Marco, D. de, asst., Whittall & Co,, Kuala Lumpur & General Contractor, Mukden

Marcus, M. L., managing director, Oriental Bill Posting Co., Ltd., Singapore

Marcus,

Mardas, P.A. C.,A., financial

signs per&pro.,

officeGeo.

asst.,L. Municipal

Shaw, Foochow Water Department, Singapore

Marden, G. E., managing director, G. E. Marden & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mare, A. J. de la, asst, commercial secty.,

Margeri, de, president, Municipalite Francaise, Shanghai British Embassy, Tokyo

Margison, F., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol,

Maria, A. Sta., asst., Singapore Casket Co., Ltd., Singapore Shanghai

Maria, Y. A. Sta., financial clerk, Public Works Department, Malacca

Mariani,

Marin, Dr.G.,J.,manager, S. A. Fiat,& Singapore

charge d’Affaires consul-general, Chilean Consulate, Shanghai

Marinetti,

Marinho, R., Standard-VacuumCompagnie

H., dir. particulier, Oil Co., SaigonFranco-Americaine d’Assurances, Cambodge

Mariotti, J.,

Mariyama, Y., engr., Com.

Yamashita Franc, de Tramways

Kisen Medical

Kaisha, Ltd., etShanghai

d’Eclairage Electriques de S’hai, S hai

Markandu, T., asst, pathologist, Department, Malacca

Marker, A. E., director, Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Hankow

Markham, H. H., manager, Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Singapore

Markland, E., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Marks,

Marks, J.T. C.,

R., manager,

joint mgr.Chartered

& printingBank dept.,of Charles

India, Australia

Grenier &

China,

Ltd.,Kobe

Kuala Lumpur

Maron, S., branch mgr., Union Insurance

Marques, A. M., Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai Society of Canton, Ltd., Yokohama

Marques, A. P., H. Nolasco & Co., Macao

Marques,

Marques, E.F. A., Indo-China

T., Lizzo & Lizza,S. N.

Ltd.,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Marques,

Marr, F. B.,G. Shanghai

E., Swan, Dockyards,

Culbertson Ltd.,& Fritz, Shanghai

Shanghai

Marr, N. J., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Yangtszepoo Inst,. Shanghai

Marr, S. S., wharf manager, Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Marriott,

Marsall, J.R.H.B., mineasst.,

W., section supt., Raub

Hongkong Australian Gold Mining Co.,Ltd., Rauh, Pahang

Marsay, W., partner, Thomson & Co.,& Shanghai

Hankow Banking Corporation, Bangkok

Marschall, E., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd., Manila

Marsh,

Marsh, C. W.,E. L.,

Fiskmedical

Tire Co.officer,

Inc. ofSuntheLife

Philippines,

AssuranceManila

Marsh, Dr.

H. F., controller, Kailan Mining Administration, Co, Chinwangtao

of Canada, Shanghai

Marsh,

Marsh, J.J. W.,

W. P.,mng.

mng.dir.dir.,

& secty., Shanghai

Auto Palace Co.,Horse Bazaar & Motor Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Marsh, L. S., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Marsh, O. G., consul-general for America, Seoul

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F325

Marsh, T. D., senior agriculturist,

Marsh, W. D. L., asst, acct., Mercantile Agricultural

Bank ofDept.,

India, S.Ltd.,

S. &Singapore

F.M.S. (On leave)

Marsh, W.A.,W.,pro-consul

Marshall, consultingforengr., GreatSoclin Co., Kunming,

Britain, Ltd., KualaYunnanfu

Lumpur

Marshall,

Marshall, F., D., dir.,

barrister-at-law,

G. P. ForsterAitken & Go., &Ltd.,

OngShanghai

Siang, Singapore

Marshall,

Marshall, G.,G. A., manager,

buildingSingapore Traction

inspr. & dep. Co.* Ltd.,

registrar SingaporeTown Board, Johore

of Jinrikishas,

Marshall, G.H. E.,

Marshall, A., Lowe,

customsBingham & Matthews,

officer, Customs Shanghai

& Excise Dept., F.M.S.

Marshall,

Marshall, J.H.C.L.,K.,director*

sr. asst, Boustead

conservator & Co., Ltd., Singapore

of Forests, Forests Dept., S.S. & F.M.S. (On leave)

Marshall,

Marshall, S.T. P.,

S., mgr.,

signs i nternational

per pro., Export& Co.,

Butterfield Ltd,,Chefoo

Swire, Tientsin

Marsman, J. H., pres., Itogon Mining Co., Manila

Marsoff, N. P., secty., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Marteau, J., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Martel, C.,F.Societe

Martens, des Ciments

R., secretary, Portland Artificiels

Lithographers, de ITndochine, Haiphong

Ltd., Singapore

Marthoud, P., Marthoud

Martia, D. A., Sales Dept., Lyons Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Martin,

Martin, A.,A. J.,localconsul

staff,general,

Cable

Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Consulate, Chungking

Martin, C., gen. mgr. for Indochina,

Martin, C. W, pro-consul, Passport & Registration Com. Franco-American d’Assurance,

Office, British Saigon

Consulate, Shanghai

Martin, E.,

Martin, E. C.,Texas Co. (China),

resident dir., Sime, Ltd.,Darby

Peiping& Co., Ltd., Penang

Martin, F.F., G.,mgr.,Warner,

Martin, OrientalBarnes Hotel, Bangkok

& Co., Ltd., Manila

Martin, G.,

Martin, H. T.mgr., Harrisons,Rising

J., manager, BarkerSun& Co., Ltd., Penang

Petroleum Co., Ltd.,Kobe

Martin, J., director, G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd., Penang, Singapore

Martin, J. P., director, G. H. Slot & Co., Ltd., SingaporeShanghai

Martin, J. B., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn.,

Martin, J. W. M., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Martin,

Martin, L., fonde deSurgery

pou voirs, Banque de Obstetrics,

ITndochine,Shanghai

Haiphong

Martin, Dr.

Robt.M.P.,E.,asst, mgr.,Gynecology

United Press& Associations, Manila

Martin, R. C., inspr., Police Force,

Martine, T. C., manager, Borneo Co., Ltd., Sarawak Shanghai

Martinez, S.,

Martinez, J. N.,Baynevice-pres.,

& Co., Mira ManilaHermanos Inc., Manila

Martinoff,

Martinoli, N., Stores

D., C., Dept.,

engr-in-chief China Electric

mgr.,Soc. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Franco-Chinoise de Con. Metal, et Mecan., S’hai

Martinas, W. local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Marushige,

Maruyama, M.,

M., asst.,

Berrick Chinese

Ltd., Kobe Customs, Lungkow

Mary, G., Baboud, Mary & Cie, Shanghai

Maryama, T., Rupert Cox Goshi Kaisha, Kobe

Marzano,

Masaki, G. di San, consul for Italy,& Manila

Masanga,K.,S. mgr. & dir.,

L., branch F. Owston

mgr., Co., Ltd.,

Peoples Bank Yokohama

& Trust Co., San Pablo, Manila

Masefield,

Masefield, V. H., manager, Warner Barnes & Co., Ltd., Sembilan

J. B., asst, supt., Police Department, Negri Manila

Maseland, P. H. J. M., chief police

Mashcoff, G., artist, Millington Ltd., Shanghai officer, Police Department, Medan

Masloff, A. A., partner, N.

Mason, J., supt.. Police Force, Shanghai S. Petroff & Co., Shanghai

Mason,

Mason, J.J. A., chiefprivate

R.A.,V., engr.,secty.,

Broadway Mansions

British Embassy, Hotel & Broadway Mansions Apts., S’hai

Tokyo

Mason, K. Insurance Dept., Jardine,

Mason, M., mgr., Union Industrial Corporation, Shanghai Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mason, M. J., asst, secty., Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Mason, S., branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Tokyo

F320 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mason, V. E., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Mason, Y. L., gen. mgr., Consolidated National Advertising Co., Shanghai

Massa, A., proprietor, Italian Marble Works, Tientsin

Massang, L. J., 2nd clerk, Office of the Official Assignee, Penang

Massey, P. W., dir., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Massiac, M. H. de, directeur admin., Avenir du Tonkin, Hanoi

Massie,

Masson, J., manager, State Bank of North Borneo, Sandakan

Masson, F.J. F.,

A. D.Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

R., Lowe, Bingham

Matthews, Shanghai

Ltd., Osaka

Massot, F. Banque de lYndochine, Shanghai

Master,

Masters,R.T. F.C.,C.,estate

solicitor,

asst.,Platt,

So.cfinWhite-Cooper

Co., Ltd., Kuala & Co., Shanghai

Lumpnr

Mastrili, C. C., chief, Commercial

Masuda, M., Eiwa Yoko, Shanghai Div., Bureau of Compierce, Manila, The Philippines

Masuda, M., clerk,Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Shimonoseki

Masuoka, T. (Fish Products), Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Yokohama, Osaka

Masuyama, G., auditor, Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Mateu,

Mather,J.N.L.,F.in-charge,

H., adviser,Shipping Dept.,& Monopolies

Land Office Fernandez Hermanos,

& Customs Inc.,

Dept.,Manila

Alor.Star, Kedah

Matheson, D. R. L. P., asst, supt., Police Dept., Negri Sembilan

Mathew, C. L., Ewo Cold Storage Co., Shanghai

Mathew, P. T , surveyor, Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Matsui, H.,K.,dir.,deputy

Matsuoka, Chosen Industrial Bank,Maritime

Seoul Customs, Lungkow

Mathieson, A., signs percommr., Chinese

pro., Fraser & Co., Singapore

Matsubayashi, Z., Alfred Herbert, Ltd., Tokyo

Matsuda, S., acct., T. Satake Co., Singapore

Matsui, M., asst,

Matsumara, mgr., Mitsui

T., Berrick & Co., Bussan

Ltd., KobeKaisha, Ltd,, Peiping

Matsumoto,

Matsuo, S., mng. dir., Showa Rubber Co., Ltd.,Chinese

RubberMaritime

Estates Customs, Amoy

Matsuoka,O.,J.,chief

hon.tidesurveyor

consul for Poland,& harbourOsaka master,

Matsutani, T., Machinery .& Metal Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Matteson,

Matthews, E.A. L.,H.,general

sub-acet.,agent, American

Hongkong PresidentBanking

& Shanghai Lines, Ltd., KobeShanghai

Corpn.,

Matthews,

Matthews, F.F. A., N., electrical

Lowe, Bingham engr., Electricity

A xMatthews,Dept., British Municipality, Tientsin

Shanghai

Matthews,

ShanghaiG. E., Development Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd.,

Matthews,

Shanghai M., Electrical Supplies & Sales Dept.,.general Electric Co. (pf* China), Ltd.,

Matthews, Rev.

Matti, A., mgr., PalaceP. C., headmaster,

Hotel, Shanghai Cathedral School (British), Shanghai

Matumoto,

Matveeff, V.Ti,L,p.storekeeper,

p. mgr., Bank of Taiwan,

Gutfur, Ltd., Hankow

Inc., Shanghai

Mauchan, A. C., technical mgr., Ollerdessen Engineering Works, Shanghai

Maucorps,

Mauerer, K.,J. signs

E. P,, general mgr., Far East Oxygen H. G.&Waibel

Acetylene Co,,Hsinkow

Singapore ,

Mauerhofer, H. 0., per

mgr.,pro.,Siber

Deutsche

HegnerFarben, & Co.,

& Co., (Tientsin),,Ltd., Tientsin

Mauger,

Maughan, T. P.,R,,manager, Federated& Morriss,

Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Maughan, S.J. L., Lester, Johnson

Thomson & Co., Shanghai Shanghai

Maunder,

Foochow S., deputy engr., Eastern Extension Australia & China Telegraph Co., Ltd.,

Mauricio, Dr. C., resident physician,

Mavor, G. H., mgr, & resident engr,, Sandakan Zamboanga LightGeneral

& PowerHospital, Zamboanga

Co. (1922);Ltd., Sandakan

Mavar, W. F., supt.. Preventive Branch, Customs DepL, Mersing, Johpre

Maxey,

Maxey, R. J., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Maxfield,W.W„E.,Ker general

& Co.,agent,

Ltd.,Singer

Iloilo Sewing Machine Co., Manila

Maxwell,

Maxwell, S. E., Ker & Co,, Ltd., CebuPolice Dept.,. F. M. S,

A. C., asst. supt. of Police,

May, E. A.signs

May, L., G., per

secty.,

pro,,Wheelock & Co., Ltd,,

Credit Foncier Shanghai Shanghai

d’Extreme-Orient,

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F327

May,

May, L. F.

W. 0., D., Joseph

seniorProducts),Travers &

warder, Municipal Sons, Ltd., Singapore

Gaol, Shanghai

Mayeda, K. (Bye Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Mayeda, O., National City Bank of New York, Kobe

Mayeda,

Mayer, T., Eastern

E., asst., William, Trading

P. Laroche Co., Ltd.,

& Co.,attache, Tokyo

ShanghaiAmerican Embassy, Peiping

Mayer, Lt.-Col. military

Mayes, C. M., sales manager, Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Mayes, J.,

Mayes, C. T., managing director,Eastern

Eastern TradingCo., Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Yokohama.

Yokohama

Mayger, C.Invoice Department,

G., International Export Co.,Trading

Ltd., Hankow

Mayger, F. J. L., manager, Scotia Lubricating

Mayhew, T., Estates Department^ Harrisons ik Crosfied, Ltd., Medan Oil Co., Singapore

Mayne,

Maze, SirG. E.Frederick,

O., manager,inspr.Ewogen.,Press PackingOffice

Shanghai Co.,ofShanghai

Inspr. Gen. of Customs, Shanghai

• Mead,Chamber

Hon. Mr. J. D.,

of Mines, Perakunofficial member, Federal Council, F. M. S., pres., F. M. S.

Mead, L. J., manager., Standard-Vacuum Oil

Meadmore, R., chef du secretariat, Municipalite Francaise, ShanghaiCo., Nanking

Meads,

(OnH.C.leave)

D., personal asst, to-■ r-uDirector of■ Agriculture, Agricultural Dept., F. M. S.

! Meager, J., mng. dir., Arnhold & Co., Ltd.,: Shanghai ,T

[ Mears, J. L., Property

Meathrel, Maintenance Dept., E. D. Sassoon

Industries& Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Mechner, E.,W. Paul R., Sales Office, Imperial

E. Sammann Chemical

& Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai (China), Shanghai

Medalle,

Medard, Dr. F., Dist. Health Officer, Zamboanga

Medina, J.J.,E.,consuhfor France, Hoihow

Rent Department., China Realty Co., Shanghai

jr Mee,

Meer, J.

B. P., consul

L,, collector,general for Brazil,

Bureau of Shanghai

Internal Revenue,Brandan

Manila, Harbour,

The Philippines

Meer, P. vanJ.der,

Meerendonk, L. vanharbour-master,

der, Engineering Pangkalan

Dept., Royal Medan

Packet Navigation Co., S’pore

Meerovitch, E., Passenger & Freight Dept., Union Steamship Agency, Shanghai

Meerten, D. P. van, director, Handelmij., Kehding & Van Nie, N. V., Medan

Meguro,

Mehta, B.E.,P.,Sundry director.& Lumber

B. D. TataDept., & Co.,Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping.

Shanghai

Mehta,

Mehta, B. S.,

J.J. M., partner,

Property S. B. Mehta &

Accts. Department, Co., Kobe

E. D.Shanghai

Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mehta,

Mehta, R. N.,

S., asst.,

partner, Drakeford,

S. B. MehtaDavis& Co.,

& Wilson,

Kobe

Mehta, S. B., partner, S. B. Mehta & Co., Kobe

Meier, P.,

Meier, M. J.,

Warner,repres.,Barnes

Union& Oil Co. of California, Singapore

Meiklereid, E. W., consul forCo.,

GreatLtd.,Britain,

Iloilo Sourabaya

Meili,

Meinert,S., Hasst., Kuenzle&&Co.,Streiff, Inc., Zamboanga

Meininger, J.,, Melchers

Varekamp Tientsin

& Co., Medan

Meise, A. G. agency

Meissner, K.,J. president, staff, Sun Life

K.K.L.Dept., Assurance

Leybold Co. ofTokyo

Canada, Shanghai

Melashich, M„ Typewriter DodgeShokwau,

& Seymour (China); Ltd., Shanghai

Melbardt, Th.,

Melbourne, R. M., S. A.vice-consul,

Medicon, Ltd., Shanghai

American Consulate, Kobe

Melbye,

Melchers, A., inspector, Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Service, ShanghaiCanton

(S. C.), Ltd.,

Melchers, C.C., G., in-charge,

partner,Transocean

Melchers &News Co., Shanghai

Melchers, H.,

Melchior, H. H.Carlowitz

P., gen. &mgr.Co.,forShanghai

the Far East, Transocean News Service, Shanghai

Melchior, H., consul for Belgium,

Melchior, L. A., Kailan Mining Administration Kobe Farm, Hsinho

Melegrito,

Melgunow, F.,M.dist.

A., forestBroadway

mgr., officer, Forest Dept.,Hotel

Mansions Sandakan

& Broadway

Melliar-Smith, P. L., inspr. of Mines, Mines Department, F. M. S.Mansions Apts., S’hai

Mellin, G. M., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Tsingtao

Mello, A. A. de, Merchant, Macao

F328 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mello, A. H. de, signs per pro., A. A. de Mello, Macao

Mello, D. S. de, clerical staff, liable

Mello, J. de, clerk, A. A. de Mello, Macao

Mello, L.W.,A.director,

Mellor, de, signs perR.pro., A. A. deSons,Mello,

Ltd.,Macao

Melnikoff, B., Arts & A.Crafts, Burkill

Ltd., &Shanghai Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., S’hai

Melnikoff, C. G., Technical & Service Dept., American Engr. Corpn. Fed. Inc., S’hai

Melo,

Melo, J. A. R. de,

R., comptroller, Consul-General & Consular Judge for Portugal, Shanghai

Mencarini, J. D., asst, CebumanagingPortland Cemant

director. Co., Manila

A. Soriano y Cia., Manila

Mende, H. G.,J., manager,

Mendelker, Reuters,

struct, engr., Ltd.,Brooke

Davies, Tientsin

& Gran, Shanghai

Mendelson,

Mendieta, F.M.,L.,director,

Clarke &Berrick

Larkin,&Manila

Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Mendinueto, S. R., chief, Foreign Trade Division, Bureau of Commerce, Manila, The

Philippines

Mendoza, A. J., secty. & treas., Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., Manila

Mendoza,

Mendoza, J.,G., Calder-Marshall

White, Page & Co., Manila

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mendoza, S., Calder-Marshall & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Menefee,

Mennie, W. E.. inst. supt., Texas Co. (China),&Ltd.,

Co., Tientsin

Menon, A.A.D.,G-,

Menon,

managing

K., gen.

director,

secty..

surveyor, LeagueA.Brisbane

Fogden, ofS.Nations

Watson Health

& Co.,

Shanghai Singapore

Ltd.,Organisation,

Singapore

Vlenon, C. S., sales asst., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Menon, K. B., manager, Tong Lam A Co., Ltd., Singapore

Menon, K. G., technical asst. (Waterworks), Public Works Dept., Johore Bahru, Johore

Menon, K. T. N., head draftman, Survey Department., Trengganu

Menon,

Menon, M.Dr.M.,P. K., storekeeper.

2nd medical Public Works

officer, Department,

General Hospital,Malacca

Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Menon,

Menon, P.Dr.N.,Y. salesman,

R. N., asst,R.medical

J. Woodofficer,

& Co.,Lumut

Singapore

Hospital, Perak

Mensing, B. H. J., consul for Belgium, Sourabaya

Menzel, H., manager, Behn, Meyer & Co^, Semarang

Menzies, W.

Menzies, A. A.G.,B.,asst,metallurgist,

engr., BaganUnited DalamEngineers,

Slipway, Ltd.,

PenangSingapore

Harbour Board, Penang

Menzies, W. H., manager, Babcock

Mercader, A., White, Page

Mercado, A., C. B. Nelson & Co., Manila

Mercado, B. P., in charge of Public Documents (General Reference Division), National

Library,J. Manila

Mercarini, D., asst. mng. dir., A. Soriano y Cia., Manila

Mercer,

Mercier,J.B.,A.asst.,

C., Timber

Crystal,& Ltd.,

Sawmills Dept., British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Tientsin

Meredith, E. T. E., supervisor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Penang

Merkel, W. A., staff, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Merrell,

Merrels, G.A. R., consul forCo.,America,

P.,H.,Borneo Ltd., Harbin

Sarawak

Merriles,

Merrill, H. F., Inst. Section, StandardMatheson

A. Book Office, Jardine, Vacuum Oil& Co.,

Co.,Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Merriman,

Mertens, Dr.M.H.,E., Medical

manager,Practitioner,

American ExpressShanghaiCo., Inc., Peiping

Merveille,

Meschak, P.,L., consul

estate forasst.,Latvia,

SocfinHarbin

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Messenger,

Messerli, E.,J.engr.,S., asst.,

SiberMansfield

Hegner && Co., Ltd., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Messing, Dr. A. A., dir. of the Municipality Hospital, Medan

Metallides,

Metherell, P., branch

W.M.,R.,sub-acct.,manager,

asst., McAuliffe, Astoria Chocolate

Turquand, YoungsFactory,

Penang Singapore

Methven,

Meunier, M., mgr., Bangue Franco-Chinoise pour le Commerce &etChina,

L. Chartered Bank of India, Australia I’Industrie, Shanghai

Meursinge, J.,J. A.,

Meusnier, F. van Houten,

mecanicien, SocieteVisser & Meuringe,

des Ciments Semarang

Portland Artificiels de 1’Indochine,

Haiphong

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F329

Mewshaw, R. E. L., supt., Kweilin Baptist Hospital, Kweilin

Mey,

Meyer,C.,B.manager,

L., Refined L. Rondon

Oil Div.,&Standard-Vacuum

Co., Ltd., ShanghaiOil Co., Shanghai

Meyer, F.,

Meyer, C. E.,manager,

generalW.manager,

R. Loxley Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,

& Co. (China), Ltd., Yokohama

Canton

Meyer, Ir. H., supt. of

Meyer, J. W., Cornes & Co., Kobe Way i f r Works, Deli Railway Co., Medan

Meyer, K., Edible Products, Ltd., Shanghai

Meyer, K., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Meyer, Kurt, signs

Meyer, Kurt, manager, Axel.Carlowitz

per pro., Jacobson,&Shanghai

Co., Tientsin

Meyer, P., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Meyer, P. A., president, Baguio Gold

Meyer, P. E., secty., American Inter. Underwriters Mining Co., Manila

of the Philippines, Inc., Manila

Meyer, P. W., consul for America, Tsingtao

Meyer, R.R. H.,

Meyer, M., staff,

director,M. Levy,

AdelphiTientsin Hotel & Sea View Hotel, Ltd., Singapore

Meyer, W.

Meyer, R. V., G., partner,

PurchaseN.Dept.,Lazarus, Shanghai

Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Meyer-Buete,

Meyerink, E. A., G., president,

signs per pro.,

FaganDeutsch-Asiatische

& Co., Ltd., Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Meyers, N. F., director, Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

Meyling, K., East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Harbin

Meyn, H.,W.partner,

Meynen, Bergmann

C., cashier, & Co., Kobe

Nederlandsche Handel. Maatschappij, N. V., Singapore

Meyns,

Michaelsen, E., partner, Melchers & Co.,Waibel.

P., Deutsche Farben-Handels. & Co., Tientsin

Tientsin

Michaelsen, E., engr., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Michaud, H., Chargeurs Reunis, Haiphong

Michell,

Michels, Paymaster Lt. W.director,

R., asst, FordnavalMotor

attache,

Co. British Embassy, Tokyo

Michelsen,C. H.,

Michelsen,

R., Delacamp,

G., managing Piper &Co.,

asst., East Asiatic Co.,Ltd.,

KobePenang of Malaya, Ltd., Singapore

Michelsen, T., engineer, Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Michelsen,

Middendorp,W.A.,F.,factory dir., Assurantiekantoor

manager, Singapore van Rubber

Blaaderen & Michdsen,

Works, N. V., Medan

Ltd., Singapore

Middeton,

Midford, R., deputy treas., Revenue Office, Shanghai

Miguel, A.W.P.,L.,chief,

executive

Adm. engr.,

Div., BureauMalayanof Public

Lands,Works

Manila,Service, F.M.S.

The Philippines

Mihaleff, Dr. N. A., proprietor, Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao

Mihiloff, J., Sales Dept., Reliance Motors, Fed. Inc.,

Mijnlieff, J. M., secty., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways, Batavia U.S.A., Shanghai.

Milbourne,

Milburn, J. T.W.,

R. L.,'asst., Neill &S.Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Milch, J S., gen.4thmgr.,engineer,

China C.Fibre Recorder,

ContainerCable & Wireless,

Co., Fed. Ltd., Singapore

Inc., Shanghai i

Miles, C. L., Borneo Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Miles, C.

Miles,ShanghaiV., partner, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

W., supt., Central Plant Supervisors Div., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc.,

Millar,

Millar, J.,D. Store

M., mgr., CharteredBangkok, Bank of India, Australia & China,Penang

Millar, asst.,Department,

Millar, J.J. G.G., M., JohnRitchie

asst., Little&&Bisset, DockSingapore

Co., Ltd., Co.,

Singapore

Ltd., Bangkok

Millar,

Millar, M. director,

T., M., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,

Singapore

Netherlands andSmith,

Norway,BellCebu & Co., Manila, vice-consul for Great Britain,

Millen, S. J., senior asst, traffic supt., F. M. S. Railways,: Kuala Lumpur

Miller,

Miller, C.D. H., committee,

C., agent, Selangor

Canadian Club,Railway

Pacific Kuala Co.,

Lumpur

Manila

Miller, E. J., clerk, American Consulate, Tientsin

Miller, G. C., sales manager, Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Penang

Miller, G.H., S.,editorial

Miller, director,staff,Mansfield

Straits &Times Co., Ltd. & StraitsFree

cf Singapore Steamship Co., Singapore

Press, Ltd., Ltd., Singapore

F330 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Miller,

Miller, J. E, chief sanitary inspector,Printing

J., Engraving Dept., China Health&Officers

FinishingDepartment,

Ca, Ltd., Shanghai

Penang

Miller, J. I., legal adviser & judicial commr., High Court, Kelantan

Miller, J. R., inspr. of Mines, Mines Department, Kuala Lumpur

Miller, K. J.C.,V.,permgr.,

Miller, M. pro.,Rambutan

The ChaseRubberBank, Shanghai

Estates, Ltd., Palau Langkawi, Kedah

Miller, M. S., general manager, Millers Co., Shanghai

Miller, N. C. E., entomologist, Agricultural

Miller, R. D., sub-acct., Chartered Bank, of India, Department,

AustraliaS. S.& China,

& F. M.Kuala

S. Lumpur

Miller, R. N., 2nd vice-pres. & gen. sales,mgr., Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila;

Miller, V. E., president and general manager, Philippine Education Co., Inc., Manila

Miller,

Miller, W.

W. D. B., Cable

L. E., signs per pro., Butterfield

& Wireless & Swire,

Dept., Inniss Tsingtao

& Riddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Millers, M. S., general manager, Millers Co., Shanghai

Millet,

Milligan,C. T.S.,W.vice-consul

S., engr., for America,& Harbin

Christiani Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Millingen,

Millner, W.,E.commercial

F. M. van, mgr.,

up country

Far Eastmgr.,Oxygen

Bombay-Burmah

& AcetyleneTrading Corpn., Ltd., B’kok

Co., Singapore

Mills, C., partner, Ban non A Bailey, Kuala Lumpur

Mills, E. S , Refined Oil Dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Mills, M. E. H. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Ipoh, Perak

Mills, R. W., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton

Milne, D., secretary, Ford Motor Co. of Malaya, Ltd., Singapore

Milne, G.,

Milne, D. M., asst., Harrisons,

manager, EarnsbawsBarker Docks & Co., Ltd., Kuala

Honolulu LumpurManila

Iron Works,

Milne,

Milne, J.,

J. gen.Com.

L., foreman,

de Fogden, etBrisbane

Commerce de & Co., Ltd.,

Navigation Singapore Saigon

d’Extreme-Orient,

Milne, T. M., Brunner, Mond & Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Milne, W. J., govt, surveyor, British Consulate, Shanghai

Milroy, W., traffic supt., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Milsum, J. N., state agricultural officer, Agricultural Department, Perak

Minarolo,

Minder, E.,G.,Liebermann

G. Finocchiaro & Co.,

Waelchli Co., Osaka

Miners, C. B., asst., Hume Pipe (For East), Ltd., Singapore

Miners,

Minjoot, A. J., commr., Municipal Council,Wharf,

Capt. F., wharf manager, Holt’s Shanghai

Malacca

Minjoot, R. T., Hankow Dispensary, Ltd;, Hankow

Minningerdoe, H. G., vice-consul for

Minobe, B., manager, Senda & Co., Ltd., Singapore U. S. A., Singapore

Miorini,

Mirams, A.,D. G.,Doctor, Shanghai

Property

Miranda, Dr. A. B., secty.-treas., Luzon Consolidated Mines & Co., Inc., Manila

Mirzan, D. D., Vasunia

Mirskoff, V., Printing Dept., Kobe China Daily News 4" Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Mishin, I. A., Fagan & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Missen, R. S., mine section supt., Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Missu,

Mistri, E., chiefchairman,

architect, Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Shanghai

Mistry, N.F. R.,

F., advertisingPhoenixmanager,Aerated

PekingWater Co., Ltd.,

& Tientsin Times,Singapore

Tientsin

Misumi, T., secty., Hai Ho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Mita, H., director, L. D. Abraham & Co.,

Mita, M., chief of proculator, Law Court, Port Arthur Ltd., Kobe

Mitchell, A., chief appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Mitchell, A.,

Mitchell, A. G.,manager,

suh-acct.,A. Mitchell

Chartered

Co., Kobe

of India, Australia & China, Medan

Mitchell, A. W., actg. supt., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Mitchell, A. Y.,

Mitchell, C.D. W., staff, Standard-Vacuum

director Oil Co., Singapore Ltd., Singapore

Mitchell,

Mitchell, E., managing&& Engineering

M.,Building secretary,L.F.Moore

director, A. Bartholomeusz,

Dept., & Sime,

Co., Ltd.,

DarbyShanghai

& Co., Ltd., committee,

Penang Library, Penang

Mitchell, Ed., prop., New Plaza Hotal,

Mitchell, G., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F331

Mitchell, G. E., councillor, Shanghai Municipal Covinci], Shanghai

Mitchell, H. Harrisons

Mitchell, J., W., asst, contr. of Tels.(Borneo),

& Crosfield (Traffic),Ltd.,

PostsSandakan

& Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Mitsunari, K., sub-acct.,

Mittag, A., Rohde & Co.j Hankow National City Bank of New York, Kobe

Mittner, J. W., Ed. A. Keller & Co„ Etd., Manila

Miya, T., Sundry & Lumber Department, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Miyabe,

Miyagawa,M.,R.,Passenger

manager,Department, Canadian

Nichizui Trading Co., Pacific

Ltd., KobeSteamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Miyagawa, S., Machinery & Metal Department, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd-, Peiping

Miyaji,

Miyake,Y.,T.,asst,

Nationalmanager,

City Nippon

Bank ofBaiyaku

New York, Kaisha,

OsakaSingapore

Miyauchi, H., Rent Department, China Realty Co.,Kobe

Miyamoto, T., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Miyoshi,

Miyoshi, T.,K., Frazer

sub-mgr., Yokohama

& Co., Specie Bank,. Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Osaka

Mizisch,

Mizuuji, S.M.,M.,Produce

Property Renting Department,

Department, Mitsui BussanE. D.Kaisha,Sas-oonLtd.,& Peiping

Co., Ltd-, Shanghai

Mochaloff, I., second secty., Russian Embassy, Tokyo

Mockebt,

Moe, \V. J.,

P. A.,E.,chief Advtg. Dept.,

engr., &Union Mortk China Daily

Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai Ne. w % &; Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Moebius, Winckler Co., Yokohama

Moehr, K., Bayer Pharma Co., Shanghai

Moeller, W. J., Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc., Shanghai

Moes,

Moffat,F.E.G.A.,M.,W.,

sub-mgr.,

Hongkong Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan Singapore

Moffatt, agent, State

Bank of North BankingBorneo,

Corporation,

Jesselton

Moffat,

Moger, M.

G. R.G. F.,

L., supt.,

Building Dunlop

& Malayan

Engineering Estates,

Dept., Ltd.,

Sime, Malacca

Darby

Mohideen,

Mohideen, H. A. P., manager, P. Mohideen & Co., Shanghai

Mohideen, M. U., U., P.manager,

Mohideen & Co., Bros.,

Mohideen Shanghai Shanghai

Mohr,

Mohr, W., Kunst & Albers, Shanghai Denki Kabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo

B., director, Siemens-Schuckert

Moir, J., lithographic

Mojdara, M., proprietor,draftsman,

Mark’s TyreSurvey Department,

Store, Bangkok Kuala Lumpur

Mokrejs, J. J., pres., Columbia Country Club, Shanghai

Moles, H. G.,E.protector,

Molesworth, W., KyleChinese

Palmer Protectorate, Negri Sembilan

& Co., Ltd., Penang

Molgaard,

Molland, H. Rev.

C. E., Y. B., provincial secty., British & Foreign Bible Society, Kunming

Molland, H., director,

director ofPostPosts

Office,

for Canton

Kiangsu, Nanking

Mollard, P.,B.,secretaire-interprete,

Moller, French Legation, Peiping

Moller, C.Eric, director,

rang, dir.,Mollers’,

Mollers’,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Mollers’ Engineering

governing Works, Engineering

dir., Mollers’ Ltd., ShanghaiWorks

Ltd.,

Moller, EricShanghai

Moller, H. J.B.,K.,director,

Sourabaya ImportMollers,

Dept., N. Ltd.,,V. Mollers, Engineering

Behn, Meyer & Co.,Works Ltd., Shanghai

HandeLMaatschappij,

Moller,

Moller, L.R. B.,

B., dir.

dir., &Mollers’

secty., Ltd.,

Mollers' Ltd., Engineering

Mollers’ Mollers’ Engineering Works,Shanghai

Works, Ltd., Ltd., S’hai

Mollitz,

Mollman,F.J.,N.,East GetzAsiatic

Bros. Co.,.

& Co.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Singapore

Mollon,

Moltum, W. H. F., chiefChristianiengr., C.&S.Nielsen

Recorder, CableLtd.,& Wireless, Ltd,, Singapore

Molyneux,J. E.K.,W.,engr., senior office asst., Duncan(Thai),

Roberts, Bangkok

Ltd.,' Singapore

Member,

Momihura, C. A., partner, Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Monaster,

Mondenach, H.,S.,Frau

actg. commr.,

Fagan Chinese

& Co., Ltd., Maritime Customs, Lungkow

Shanghai

Monier-Williams, W.L, Engineering Dept.,

H., secty., Consolidated Nachf.TinH.Smelters,

Ahrens ALtd.,Cq.;Penang

Tokyo

Monk,

Monk, W. J., director, Slowe & Co., Ltd. & chairman, Shanghai Club,Shanghai

W., Property Maintenance Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Monteiro, A., light-keeper, Marine Department, Singapore

F332 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Monteiro, Dr. A. do S., consul for Portugal, Canton

Monteiro, V. S., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Montenegro, Arturo

Montgomery, Alvarez,

British1st&officer,

secty., Argentine Legation, Ltd.,

TokyoShanghai

Montgomery, A., D. G.North W., customs Mercantile

CustomsInsurance

& ExciseCo.,Dept., F. M. S.

Montgomery, J., mgr., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Montiila,

Montor, L., chief

A., managing historical

director,researcher

Montor, (Filipiniana

SingaporeLtd., ShanghaiLibrary, Manila

Ltd.,Products, Div.), National

Monypenny, B. C. G., sales manager, Edible

Moohanoff, Y. V., reception clerk, Broadway Mansions Hotel & Broadway Mansions

Apts., Shanghai

Mooney, P.Dr.C.,H.John

Moonshi, D. HutchisonMunicipal

S. commissioner, & Co., Canton

Council, Singapore

Moor, R., actg. legal adviser, Legal Adviser’s Dept., Johore

Moore, A. C., acct., James' Neil & Co., Shanghai

Moore, C.F. H.,

Moore, Cable & Wireless, SecondLtd., Labuan

Moore, F. C.A.,J.,dist.localofficer,

dir., Malayan Division,

TobaccoKalaka, Sarawak

Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Moore, G. N., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Moore, H., director, Midland Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Moore, L. R., mgr. for China, E. I. du Pont de

Moore, R. Adey, actg. mgr., Bangkok Times Press, Ltd., Bangkok Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Moore, T. W., deputy harbourmaster & senior boarding officer, Marine Dept., Penang

Moore,

Moore, T.W.Z.,M.,National

branch mgr., Commercial

PeoplesCo.,BankShanghai

<& Trust Co., Baguio, Manila

Moorhead, H. B. F., dir., Meteorological Branch, Survey Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Moote,

Morais, J. V., Malaya Tribune Press, Ltd., Ipoh,Manila

L. E., cir. mgr., Manila Daily Bulletin, Perak

Morcher,

Modecai, J.,J. W.,

Elec.treas.,

Eng.,Finance

Power PlantDepartment, Shanghai

& Con. Dept., Gen. Elec. Co,, (of China), Ltd., S’hai

Morais,

Moreira,J.H.Y.,H.,editorial

editorialstaff, staff,Malaya

MalayaTribune,

Tribune,Ipoh,

Ipoh,Perak

Perak

Moreleras, E., Babond, Mary & Cie, Shanghai

Moreno, Dr., Rodolfo, envoy extra.

Morente, A. J., consul-general for Spain, Manila & minister plenip., Argentine Legation, Tokyo

Moresthe,

Moret, A., G.sous-dir.-adjoint,

S., mgr.

Police Shanghai,

Dept., French Shanghai Shanghai

Municipality,

Moreul, G.,G., Chargeurs

Morgan, sr. exec. engr. Reunis,

PublicHaiphong

Works Dept., Johore Bahru., Johore

Morgan, G. S. D.* dir. & secty., Empire Hotel Co. (1938), Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Morgan, H. Lowe, Bingham &

Morgan, H. C., commissioner, Chinese MaritimeMatthews, Shanghai Customs, Wenchow

Morhaus, J. M., mgr., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N.V., Amoy

Mori,

Mori, K., sign

S., Eational

per CityH.Bank

pro., of NewTokyo

Kramer, York, Osaka

Mori, Y., adviser, Melchers, Engineering Corporation, Tientsin

Morice,

Morilleau,G. R.,

F., Societe

dy-dir. ofdesTels., Malaya

Ciments Posts &Artificiels

Portland Telegraphsde Dept., KualaHaiphong

ITndochine, Lumpur

Morimura, B. I., dir., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Yokohama

Morison, D., director, Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Morita, H., dir.,

Morita,A.S., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Mork, K. M., Japanese

Sawmill Dept., Telegraph

East Office,

AsiaticShanghai

Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Marland, O. C., commercial secty., British Embassy, Tokyo

Morley,

Morosoff,E. W. L., electrical engr., United Engineers, Ltd., Perak

Moroukian,B.,H.,mgr.,mgr.,Chungking

H. Moroukian,ImportShanghai

China, Chungking

Morphett, G.,

Morphew, J. W., senior surveyor,

clerk-of-works, SurveyLand

Shanghai Dept.,Investment

SingaporeCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Morris, D,Brigadier

Morris, B., dir. B.,

& office-in-charge,

secty., Phoenix The Salvation

Aerated Water Army,Ltd.,Shanghai

Co., Singapore

Morris, E. H., resident repres., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Morris, G. A., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Morris, N. G., asst. supt. of Police i/c Town, Police Dept., Penang

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F333

Morris, W., Dunlop Rubber Go. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Morrish,

Morrison, C.C.R.,B.,commr. of Police, Johore States Police, Johore

Inc.,Bahru, Johore

Morrison, Lt. Col.general

C. E., manager, York Shipley

dir. of Training, MilitaryCo.,Dept.,

Fed. Johore Shanghai

Morrison, D., naval architect, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Morrison, R. G., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Morrison,

Morrison, W.W. G.A., A., asst.,mgr.,

W. Harrisons

Hamme & &Co.,Crosfield

Ltd., Singapore

(Borneo), Ltd., Labuan

Morrison, W. L. H.; Consulting Mining Engineer, Ipoh, Perak

Morriss,

Morriss, H.Gordon, dir., NorthNorth

E., chairman, ChinaChina

DailyDaily

NewsNews

& Herald, Ltd.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Morse, F. S., Cotton Controller & Surveyor, Kobe

Morse, L. K., dist. officer, Second Division, Simanggang, Sarawak

Moses, P. D., immigration fund inspr., Labour Dept., Penang

Mortensen,

Mortensen, E.Dr.G.,R.,East gen.Asiatic

secty. &Co.,treas.,

Ltd.,Lutheran

SingaporeBoard of Publication, Hankow

Mortimer, F. D., propr., Chinese American Publishing Co., Shanghai

Mortimer, S.,

Mortimer, W. distribution

H., chief acct., engr., Municipal

Yictor TalkingElectricity

Machine Co.Supply Dept.,Ltd.,

of China, Penang

Shanghai

Mortlock, D. W., Hongkong dc Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai

Morton, C. E., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Hankow

Morton, G. A., director k works manager, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Morton, H. S., International Harvester Co. of the Philippines, Manila

Morton,

Morton, S.W.P.,W.,contr.

asst, ofengr.,

Tels.,Public

MalayaWorksPostsDept.,

& Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Muar, Johore

Mosaner, A., Bohler Keibei Goshi Kaisha, Tokyo

Moscrop,G. L.A.,P.,repres,

Moser, Rubber Regulation

Employer’s Officer,Assurance

Liability Third Division,

Corpn.,Sarikei, Sarawak

Ltd., Singapore

Moses, C. D., General Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Moses,

Moses, J., Frazerextra&Neil

Co., Ltd., Osakaof Labour, Labour Department, Penang

Mosher,P.J.,D.,James asst, kcontroller

Co., Shanghai

Moss, A., G E. Maren & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mossop, A. G.,G.,judge,

Moszkowski, director,H. B.Compagnie

M. SupremeFranco- Court Americaine

for China, Shanghai

d’Assurances, Shanghai

Mothersill,

Mothram, J. S.,R.,inspr.

G. Cottonof Mills

Mines,Dept.,

Mines Jardine,

Dept., Matheson

Ulu Selangor,& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Selangor

Motion, W. W., engr., Federal Engineering Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Motomura,

Mottershead,S.,W., inspector,

Louis T.Toyo BabcockLtd.,

Leonowens, Kabushiki

BangkokKaisha, Yokohama

Mottet,

Mottram, G. S., inspr. of Mines, Mines Dept.,Co.Ulu(Thailand),

J. J., asst, mgr., Anglo-French Drug Bangkok

Selangor, Selangor

Mottu, L. A., Foster-McClellan

Moubray, G. A.A. deS-» C., Co., Shanghai

Moudrovkin, mgr.,actg.Moscow

BritishNarodny

Adviser,Bank,

BritishLtd.,

Adviser’s

ShanghaiOffice, Trengganu

Mould, J., chief acct., British Municipal Council,

Moulding, H. G., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Penang Tientsin

Moulis, Rev. Father, dir., Compagnie Franco-Americaine d’Assurance, Shanghai

Moulis,

Mounsey, E.,C.dir., Fonciere

F. E., asst., et Immobiliere

Societe dePlantations

Chine, Shanghai

Inter, deBrazilian et de Tokyo

Finance, Kuala Lumpur

Mourao-Camarinha, Sylvio, 2nd secty., Embassy,

Mouravieff, L. P., signs per pro., Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mourin, A., chairman, Arthur, Mourin &

Moutinho, Jose Rodrigues, acting governor of Macao, MacaoCo., Ltd., Bandar Bharu, Kedah

Mowe,

Moxon, A. L., asst, supt., General Post Office, Malacca

Moyler, H.A. D.,

W., Moyler,

director,Powell

Harper,k Co.,

Gilfillan

Peiping& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Moysey, G. K., dir., H. J. Moysey k Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Moysey, L.H.J.,J.,Printing

Mrantz, dir., H. J.Dept.,

Moysey k Co., Press,

Mercury Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Mroz, P., chancellor, Polish Legation, Shanghai

Muana, F. S., librarian, National Library, Cebu Branch, Cebu

Mudaliar, P. C. C., sole propr., Kannabiran k Co., Singapore

;F.?34 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Mudaliar, Y. C. K., sole propr., Kannabiran & Co., Singapore

Mueller, F., asst., Hans Geyer, Bangkok

Mueller,

Mueller, J.J., H.,

Reuter,

Fleming Brockelmann.ife

& Williamson,Co.,ManilaTsingtao

Mueller, K., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Tokyo

Mueller, W., proprietor, German

Muenter, H., mgr., Rickmers Linie, Shanghai Bakery, Tokyo

Muilenburg, C. W., International

Muir, G., Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Shanghai Harvester Co. of Philippines, Manila

Muir, H.

Muir, Dr.N.,J. Claims Dept., Shanghai

G., principal ElectricKailan

medical officer, Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Mining Administration, Tientsin

Muirhead,

Mukai, T., chairman, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo Maritime Customs, Icharig

R. B. M.,asst. river inspr., Middle Yangtze, Chinese

Muldoon,v.,A. asst,

Muling, G., manager,

preventive Amei’ican

secty., Foreign

ShanghaiIns.Office

Association,

of the Tientsin

Inspectorate-General of

Customs,

Mullaly, A. E., Shanghai

director, Mansergh & Tayler, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Mullaly,

Muller, A.,Colonel

engr,., B.Christiani

E., military attache,(Thai),

& Nielsen BritishLtd.,

Embassy,

BangkokTokyo ,

Muller, B. S., partner, Theodor it Rawlins, Shanghai

Muller, G., works supt., Pumping Station, Shanghai Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Muller, H.,

Muller, W. A., Liebermann

asst, engr.,Waelehli

Marine &Department,

Co., Osaka Singapore

Mulliner, L. D., clerk, (Archives .& Communications), American Consulate, Shanghai

Mulvey, W. T., London & Eastern Printing Co., Ltd., Singapore

Mumford, E. W., commr. of Police, Military Police, Kelantan

Mumjieff,

Munby, G.St.I.,J..,Editorial .Dept., North, China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai,

Munda, J.,L. librarian, dist.National

river insp., Chinese

Library, Maritime

Culion Branch,Customs,

Culion Chungking

Munday,

Mundell, H.H. W. D., 0., engr., Sisson

partner, Federalit Engineering Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Delay, Singapore

Mundie, W. H., editor, Bangkok Times

Munffi, J., manager, Banque de ITndochine, Yunnanfu Press, Ltd., Bangkok

Munn, F. C., manager for China Zone, Otis Elevator Co., Shanghai

Munro, J., director, Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Munro,

Munro, J.P. F., Survey

D. M., Department,

Hotlgkbng CornesBanking

it Shanghai & Co., Kobe

Corporation, Shanghai

Munro,

Munro, W.,

W. K.,partner,EstatesAllen & Gledhill,Harrisons

Department, .Singapore& Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Munro-Faure,

Munro-Smith, P.B.,H.,Imperig.1 divisional mgr., Asiatic

Chemical IndustriesPetroleum

(China),Co.Ltd.,(N-Tientsin

C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Munson, Capt. F. P., asst, military attache, American Embassy, Peiping

Munz, C. H., Deutsch-Asiatische

Murahami, T., proprietor, Toyo Murakami, Shanghai Bank, Shanghai

Murase, K., manager, Murase Shoten, Kobe

Murase,

Murata, S., vice-pres.,manager,

S., general treas. itA.manager,

P.Specie O’RacCaCo.,Confectibnery

Munning Co., Inc., Manila

Murata, T., sub-mgr., Yokohama Bank,it Ltd., Kobe

Singapore

Murcott, B., meter supt., Municipal Electricity Department, Singapore

Murdoch, Dr. J. W., medical supt., Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan, Perak

Murer, Fr., vice-consul

Murgatroyd, W., Patonsfor& Denmark, Swatow

Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Murnane,

Muroi, D. J., water engr., Municipal

& Co.,Water Dept., Singapore

xMurphy,K.,A.chemist;

D., inst.A.supt.,P. Munning

Standard-Vacuum KobeOil Co., Pootung, Shanghai

Murphy,

Murphy, D. V., asst,

G. A., deputyit signs

commissioner, Sarawak Constabulary,

the firm, McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs Sarawak& Co., Medan

Murphy,

Murphy, J. V.,

J. A., resident

J. A. Murphy propertyCo., caretaker,

Manila Chinese Maritime Customs, Mengtsz

Murphy, L. M., asst., Gibson, Anderson, Butler it Co., Kuala Lumpur

Murphy, T., Nielsen it Malcolm,

Murray, Shanghai

Murray, C.D. B.,T., surveyor

secty., James it landMcMullan

officer, Land

it Co.,itLtd.,

Survey Department, Sarawak

Chefoo

Murray, H. A., asst., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Murray,

Murray, J., settlor warder, Municipal Gaol, Co.,

Shanghai

Murray, J.,J. M.,director,

OceanSungei

Accident Bagan Rubber

& Guarantee Ltd., Ltd.,

Corpn., Singapore

Shanghai

Murray, P., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd.,

Murray, R. H., agent, Douglas, Lapraik & Co., Amoy Shanghai

Murray, R. M., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.. Singapore

Murray, T. W., Accts. Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Murray, W., director A acct, Rising Sun Petroleum Ob., Ltd., Yokohama

Murray, W. C., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Penang

Murray,

Murray, W. W. E., H., asst, manager,Tobacco

Yeejudge,

Tsoong Texas Co.,

Co. (Philippines),

Ltd., TientsinInc;, Manila

Murray-Aynsley, Supreme'Court, Perak

Murray-Kidd,

Murugasu, M., L.chief G., Shipping Dept., Asiatic

clerk, Municipal Petroleum

Secretariat, Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Murugesu, A., asst, medical officer, Government Hospital, Kluang, Johore

Musabhoy, Abid, M. Musabhoy ,t. Co., Ltd., Kobe

Musabhoy,

Muscat, A., T.supt., M., mng.

Marinedir.,Plant,

M. Musabhoy

Earnshaws& Docks

Co., Ltd., Kobe Iron Works, Manila

& Honolulu

Musgjerd, I. O., mgr., National City Bank of New York, Harbin

Mussett,

Musso, F.W.P.,A.L.,partner,

asst, acct., Federated HsiehMalay

Co.,States .Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Mustapha, H., asst, Calatroni,

commr., Sarawak &Constabulary,

Shanghai SarawakGuatemala, Kobe

Mutikisna, L. T., mgr., Charles Grenier & Sop, Ltd.,consul

Mustaros, J., manager, Vendrell, Mustaros & Co. & Negrifor

Sembilan

Muto,

Mutoh,Y.,S.,member,

mgr., YokohamaHai Ho Conservancy

Specie Bank, Commission, Tientsin

Ltd., Singapore

Mutoh, T. K., director, Dunlop Rubber Col (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Mutter, J. L., trade commr., Canadian Government, Trade Commissioner, Singapore

Myers, W.

Myers, M. S.,

R., consul-general Hai Hofor

member, supt., America, Canton

Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Myhre, A. B., terminal Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Myles, G. T., asst. exec, engr., Public Works Dept., Sarawak

Myles,

Myles, J., B.,asst,chancellor,

works mgr., WearneConsulate,

Brothers, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Myles, J.J. B., signs per pro,Peruvian

Paterson, Simons &Singapore

Co , Ltd., Singapore

Mylo, A., architectural

Mylvaganam, asst., Municipal

H. C., editorial Engineer’s

staff, Malaya Tribune,Dept,,

Ipoh,Penang

Perak

Nadela, V., sub-acct., Bank of The Philippines, Cebu

Naether, A., works’ repres.j Poldi Steel Works, Shanghai

Nagano, I., general

Nagashima, manager.,

N., Passenger EiwaDairen

Dept., Yoko,Kisen

Shanghai

Kaisha, Shanghai

Nagata, S., Freight Dept,, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama .

Nagel, A., mgr., Borneo

Nagel, J. M., Varekamp, & Co., MedanSumatra Handel Maatschappij, Medan

Nahuys,E.A.W,,C. foreign

Nailer, van, asst,staff,

mgr.,Cable

Far &East Superintendence

Wireless, Ltd., Co-'» Ltd., Kobe

Singapore

Nair, A. K„ road overseer, Municipal Engineering Dept., Malacca

Nair, K. S., asst, municipal vet. surgeon, Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Dept., S’pore

Nair,

Nairn,S.J.,K.,Structural

storekeeper, W. H. Pratt,Dept,, Ltd.,United

Negri Engineers,

Sembilan Ltd,, Singapore

Naismith, W. C , dir., Engineering

Ker & Co., Ltd., Manila, Cebu

Naka, T., Gen. Dept.,

Nakagawa, Mitsui commr.,

Bussan Kaisha,

Chinese Ltd.. Peiping

Nakajima, T.,R.,Denbigh adm. deputy& Co., Hakodate Maritime Customs, Amoy

Nakamura, E., hon. consul for Argentine, Osaka

Nakamura, T., p. p. mgr,, Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Amoy

Nakamura, Y., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Tokyo

Nakanisi, K., mna. dir., Bagnall

Nakano, M., C. Weinberger

Nakano,

'"■'akashita,N.,T.,editor, Manchuria

cashier, DailyLtd.,

Choya Yoko, News,Shanghai

Hsinking

Nakatomi, K., auditor, Chosen Industrial Bank, Seoul

 F336 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Nakayama, S., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Nakayama,

Nakhoda, F.T.,H.Machinery

M., propr., &F.Metal Dept., &Mitsui

M. Noordin Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Co., Singapore

Nana, A. M., compradore, Ipekdjian Bros., Ltd., Bangkok

Nancollis, J. H., agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Nancollis,

Nankivell, J.K.,H.,settlement

consul forengr.,

Greece,Public

Yokohama

Works Dept., Malacca

Nano, J. F., actg. chief, Division of Forest Management, Bureau of Forestry, Manila,

The Philippines

Napalkeff, A. G., A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ltd., Shanghai

Naraindas,

Nardin, C. C.,G.,director,

gen. mgr.,Austral

K. A. J.Malay

Chotirmall & Co.,Taiping,

Tin, Ltd., Singapore

Perak

Narvaez, G. R., Payne & Co., Manila

Nash, E. T., actg. deputy secty., Municipal Secretariat,

Nash, R., manager, C. M. Lovsted & Co. (Manila), Ltd., Manila Shanghai

Nash,

Nash, R.R. E.,

M., Wharf

Ewo ColdDept., KailanCo.,Mining

Storage ShanghaiAdministration, Shanghai

Nash, S. W., vice-consul for Norway, Batavia

Nassim, A., signs per pro., J. B. David & Co., Singapore

Nathan, E. J., chief mgr., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Nathan, R. G., accountant, Labour Department, Penang

Nathan,

Nathan, S.S. H.,

M., Lowe, Bingham

chairman, Tong &Lam Matthews, Shanghai

Nathans, M., asst., Blunn, George & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Natino,

Nauen, J. C., asst, curator, Waterfall Gardens, PenangIloilo

P., librarian, National Library, Iloilo Branch,

Naughton,Y.W.,F., China

Nauman, DentalImport

Surgeon,& Export

ShanghaiLumber Cp„ Ltd., Shanghai

Naves, L. R., Luang Raksa & Co., Bangkok

Nawalrai, G. R., G. Bheroomall Sons, Kobe

Nazareno. E , senior clerk, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Manila

Nazareno, R. L., asst, mgr., United Press Associations, Manila

Nazaroff, N., dock master, Societe Franco-Chinoise de Constr. Metal.et Mecan.,S’hai

Nazer, A. P., dir., Millington Ltd., Shanghai

Neal,

Neal, G.A. M.,

E., asst.,

secty. Imformation Dept., British

& treas., Commercial ExpressEmbassy,

& Storage,Tokyo

Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Neary, A. P., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki Kaisha, Yokohama

Neave, J. R., secty. to Resident, Resident’s Office, Perak

Neave, W. J. F., acct., Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Nedzelsky, G.. Godown-keeper, China American Tobacco Co., Shanghai

Neely,

Negishi,G.K.,F., actg.

sales chief

mgr., acct.

General Motors Japan,

(Additional), AuditLtd.,Secretariat,

Osaka Shanghai Office of the

Inspectorate-General of Customs, Shanghai

Neil, W.

Neil, W. D.H. M., mgr., surveyor

E., chief James NeilII, &Survey

Co., Shanghai

Dept., Penang

Neilson, A., asst, mechanical engr., Public Works Dept., Johore

Neilson, J. B., actg. sr. inspr. of Schools, Education Department, Singapore

Nekludoff,

Nelson, A. N.N.,M.,pres.,

Davies,

HomeBrooke

Study&Institute,

Gran, Shanghai

Shanghai

Nelson, C. B., pres. & treas., C. B. Nelson & Co„ Manila

Nelson,

Nelson, E. A., gen. manager, Belting & Leather ProductsTrust,

D., surveyor-in-charge, Singapore Improvement Singapore

Association, Shanghai

Nelson, E. W., manager, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

Nelson, R. E. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Swatow

Nelson, R. S., mng. director, Stanton Nelson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Nelubin, N., asst, mgr., Oriental Book Store, Tientsin

Nemchinovich, A., Yiloudaki & Co., Shanghai

Nemirovsky, L. L., branch manager, A. S. Watson & Co,, Shanghai

Neprud, C., tariff secty., S’hai Office of the Inspectorate-General of Customs, S’hai

Nery, E. M., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Nesfield, W. A., warehouseman, Penang Harbour Board, Penang

Nessim, J. S., dir., J. S., Nessim & Co., Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F337

Nessim, M. S., mgr.. J. S.. Nessim & Co., Kobe

Nestler,

Netinati,F.,L.J.,signs p. p. a., Kunstfor& Thailand,

V.,staff,

consul-general Albers, Shanghai

Nettleton, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.,SingaporeSingapore

Netto, G. G., asst., Societa Commissionaria di Esportazione e di Importazione, S'pore

Neubronner, D. W., technical asst.. Marine Dept., Teluk Anson, Perak

Neubronner, E. J., boarding officer, Marine Dep;., Singapore

Neubronner, G. V., Evatt & Co., Singapore

Neumann, M., “Sapt” Ltd., Shanghai

Neuville, B. de, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificials d ITndochine, Haiphong

Neville,

Neville, G. A., manager,Agent,

NickelHarbin

& Lyons, Ltd., Yokohama

New, J., H.accountant,

J., Lloyd’s Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

New, W. R., mgr. for Far East, John Dickinson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Newark, A., airport mgr., Public Works Dept., Singapore

Newberry, A., supt., Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Newbigging, J. H., acct., Treasury Dept., F. M. S.

Newell,

Newey, T.R.J.H.,

P., acct.,

asst, National

contr. City Bank

of Posts, PostsofCo.

& New York, Harbin

Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Newgord,

Newhouse, J. W. A., staff, Anglo-French & Bendixsens, Ltd., Manila

G., International Harvester of Philippines, Singapore

Newland, A. E., Tientsin Press, Ltd., Tientsin

Newland, H. M., asst., Taku Tug & Lighter Co., LtL, Tientsin

Newman, A. L., deputy commr. (General Office), Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Newman, B. 1„ secty., Far Eastern Sanitary Co., Shanghai

Newman,

Newman, C.D. L., B., dir.,

estateAgricultural

asst., SocfinDept., Sarawak

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Newman, E. L., resident secty., Asia Life Insurance Co., Manila

Newman, K. E., dir., Geddes Trading and Dairy Farm Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Newman, K. E., dir., S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Newson,

Newton, C.G. C., R., secty,,

2nd Lt.,Alliance

marineTobacco

detachment,Co. ofAmerican

China, Ltd., Shanghai

Embassy, Peiping

Neyland, B., asst, contr. of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Nichol, B., gaoler, Grade 11, Prisons Dept., Johore Bahru, Johore

Nicholas, A. A., dir., Oriental Bank of Malaya, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Nicholas, B. P., mng. dir., Oriental Bank of Malaya, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Nicholas, E. F., Retail Dept., Kodak, Ltd., Singapore

Nicholas, E. T., dir. ifc secty., Oriental Bank of Malaya, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Nicholas, W. A., Health Officer, Province Wellesley

Nicholl, G. D., branch mgr., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Nichols, C. A., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsingtao

Nichols, J., mgr., American Foreign Insurance Association, Shanghai

Nichols, R. B., agency staff, Sun Life Assuram-e Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Nicholson, N. F., mng. director, Siam Industries (1932), Ltd., Bangkok

Nicholson, N. O., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Nicholson, P., dir., Shanghai Manufacturing & Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Nickels, D. E., personal asst, to I. G. P., Police Dept., Singapore

Nicol, D., cutter, H. B. Winter & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Nicolachis,

Nicoll, A. C., Fagan &mgr., Co.,Socfin

Ltd., Shanghai

Nicolsky,J.. N.headV„planting

Jardine Engineering Co.,Corporation,

Ltd., KualaLtd.,

LumpurShanghai

Niconoff,

Nielsen, A.,W.,mgr.,EwoEastBrewery

AsiaticCo.,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Bangkok

Nielsen, A. F., appraiser, Chinese Maritime Customs, Mengtsz

Nielsen, C., Import & Export Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Nielsen, K., Export Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Nielsen, T.N.H.,P., works

Nielsen, East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Thai

mgr. & secretary, of Copenhagen,

Cement Co.,Harbin

Ltd., Bangkok

Niemeyer, M. H., harbourmaster, Belawan

Nietsch, G., mgr., China Export-Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Harbour, MedanDairen

 F338 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Nieukey, L. M., signal sergeant, Marine Dept., Penang

Nieuwenhuyzen, W. van, agent, “ Nederlaiid”, Stooxhvaart Ma;atschappij, Semarang

Niggeraann, W., proprietor, W. Niggemann & Co., Chefoo

Nijhoff, J. S., mgr., Nederlandsch Indische Handels Bank, N. V., Singapore

Nikitin, y. A,, Supply Dept., American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Nikitin, V.E,P.,V.Standard-Vacuum

Nikitsky, (Industrial & Railway Oil Co.,Supplies),

Dairen China Engineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Niles,

Nimmo, H. B., gen. mgr., Independent Legation, Co.,

Trading Shanghai

Nimphius,W. R.,J., Eickhoff

2nd archivist,

& Cp.,,British

Shanghai Bangkok

Nimz, C., mng. partner, Hugo DaU & Co., Tientsin

Nipkow, Paul, mgr., Charles Rudolph & Co., Yokohama

Nisbet, E. B., exe. engr., Public Works Dept., Kuala Pilah & Jelebu, Negri Sembilan

Nisbet, J. D. P., secretary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Nisbet, W., staff, Anglo-French

Nishibori, S., repres., Pan-Pacific Commercial Co., Ltd., Kobe

Nishigori, L., Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Nishimoto, G., Accounts Dept., Dairen Kisen Kaisha, Shanghai

Nishimura, T.,

Nishimura, Y,, Canadian NationalSociety

Union Insurance Railways, Yokohama

of Canton, Ltd., Tokyo

Nishina, H., Delivery & Insce. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Nishino, N., chancellor, Japanese Legation, Bangkok

Nishioka, L, Machinery & Metal Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Nishioka, T., Eiwa Yoko, Shanghai

Nisson,M.,K.,Secretarial

Nitta, East AsiaticDept.,

Co., Ltd.,

MitsuiSingapore

Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Niven,

Nixon, A.,

H. E., quantity

director,surveyor,

Henry, Public

WaughWorks& Co.,Dept., Singapore

Ltd., Penang

Noack,

Noakes, A.,

D. S. P., senior asst, conservator of Forests, ForestsTokyo

Technical Dept., Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Dept., Kuala Pilah, Negri

Sembilan

Noakes, E., Hall & Holtz, Ltd., Shanghai

Noakes, G. P., mgr., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Noakes, J. L., surveyor & land officer, Land

Noble, C., asst, surveyor general, Survey Department, Kuala Lumpur

Noble, I.,F. Evatt

Noble, H., asst,& Co.,

mgr.,Singapore

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Noble, J., sole propr., Blue Cross Dog Hospital, Shanghai

Noble,

Noble, J.Dr.M.,J. settlement

W., American engr.,Dental

PublicSurgeon,

Works Singapore

Dept., Singapore

Noble, K. F., asst, trade commr., Canadian Government Trade Commissioner, Singapore

Noble,T.W.P.,E.,Standard

Nock, adviser, Vacuum

China Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Oil Co., Seoul

Noda, L, mgr., Nippon Yusen Kaisya, Hankow

Noda, Y., mng. dir., Shanghai Cotton Mfg. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Noe, A., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank, N. V., Shanghai

Noel,

Nogiwa,M.,D.,

K.,Solicitor, BureauMitsui

Accts.Yokoh

Dept., of Justice, Manila, TheLtd.,

Philippines

Nohara, dir., ama SpecieBussan Bank,Kaisha,

Ltd., Yokohama Peiping

Nohara,V.S.,C.,Machinery

Nolan, & MetalEvatt

resident partner, Dept.,&Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Co., Penang

Nolasco, H., Commission & Shipping Agent, Macao

Nolasco, H., Jr., H. Nolasco & Co., Macao

Nolasco,

Noltinck, Dr. L., Barrister-at-Law

Nolting, A.A.,H.,supt.,

asst.,Tramways

W. Koreska,Tracks, Tientsin

Shanghai Tramways

Nolting,

Noma, T.,H.mgr., W., secty.

Bank ofto Taiwan,

the Government of Sumatra, Governor’s Office, Medan

Ltd., Hankow

Nomanbhoy,

Nomasa, D., Far A., hon.

East treas., Indian Chamber

Superintendence of Commerce,

Co., Ltd., Kobe Singapore

Nonis, P. C., local staff, Cable & Wireless,

Nonoyama, E., East Asia Industrial Co., Ltd., Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Noodt, F., Ellis & Hays, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F339

Noon, H. R, asst., Evatt

Noone,

Noordaa,H. D., fleld entomplpgist, Perak Museum, Taiping,Perak Perak

Npork ban,J.M.vanL.,der, mgr,,manager,

SocieteLindeteves-Stokvis,

Commerciale Mazet,Ipoh, Saigon

Nooy, D. J., P.Passage

Norasresth, Dept.,NaiRoyal

R., propr., Lert,Packet

Bangkok Navigation Co., Singapore

Norballe,

Nordstrom,K.E.,G.,director,

engr., Christiani

Post Office, & Nielsen

Tsinan (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Norgaard,

Norgaard, O. J. B.,S., supt., Greatpro.,Northern

signs per Telegraph

East Asiatic Co., Ltd.,

Co., Ltd., Amoy

Singapore

Norlander, B., asst, clerk of Works, Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Norman, W.

Norman, E. H., 3rd secretary,

C., industrial

suppliesLegation, TokyoEngineeringCorpn„Ltd.,S’hai

section, Jardine

Noronha, D., T. E. Griffith (1932), Ltd., Canton

Noronha, F. J., actg. officer-in-charge, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., agent, Manufacturers

Life Insurance Co., Macao

Norris,

Norris, B.H. A.H.,F.,Barrister-at-Law,

asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Norris, S., works supt., SingaporeJohore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Norris, V. EL, medical officer-in-charge, Medical Dept., Province Wellesley

Northcote,

North-Hunt, S. C. R., sub-acct.,

H.,Tearegistrar-general,Chartered

Dept, Bank of India,Singapore

of Statistics, Austr. & China, Kuala Lumpur

Norton, F. A., Dept., Jardine,

Norton, J. E., Norton & Harrison Co., Manila Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Nose, Y., manager,

Noss, J., Borden Co., ShanghaiKjellberg Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka

Notley,

Notomi, G.K.,M.,dir.,cargo surveyor,

Shanghai CottonRitchie

Mfg.&Co., Bisset,

Ltd.,Singapore

Shanghai

Nottingham,

Notton, C., E.

consul A., deproprietor

France a & editor-in

Xiengmai, chief,

French Shanghai

Legation,Times, Shanghai

Bangkok

Nunes, C. da Luz, vice-consul in charge, Portuguese Consulate, Manila

Novitsky,

Novitsky, A.G., J.,clerk,engr.,Lloyd’s

Hongay Sales, ofLtd.,

Register Shanghai

Shipping, Dairen

Nozaki, Y., mgr., Masukow Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Nunez, J. N., vice-pres., Mira Hermanos, Inc., ManilaTokyo

Nukui, F., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd.,

Nunis, A.,

Nunn, M. supervising

A., state treasurer, State Treasury,

agent, Singer Sewing MachineNegri Sembilan

Co., Penang

Nunn,

Nunn, G. A., Shipping Dept., United Engineers,Ltd.,Ltd.,Taiping,

E. A., mgr., Whiteaway Laidlaw

Singapore

Nunn,CivilMajor R. L.,

Aviation, Malaya director of Public Works, S. S., adviser, Public Works, M. S.

Nutkin,

Nuzum, L. J., Rent Dept., China Realty Co., Shanghai

Nye, J. E.,L.O.,Capital

Nyeborg,

J., partner, Blad & McClure, Tientsin

AgencyLithographers,

of East AsiaticLtd.,

Kobe

Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Dairen

Nytsrom. Dr. E. T., Tipper

O’Bolger,P.R.J.,E.,Reiss,

O’Brien, repres., Eastman

Bradley & Co.,Kodak Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Canton

O’Connell, B. M. B., commandant,

O’Conner, K.R. J.K.,P.,advocate,

dir. & secty., Police

Crystal, Depot, Police Dept., Singapore

Ltd., public,

Tientsin

O’Connor, solicitor ifc notary Drew & Napier, Singapore

O’Connor, Dr. M. P., deputy state surgeon,

O’Dell, K. J., asst, treasurer, Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore Medical Dept., Kedah

O’Dwyer,

O’Flynn, P.T.,H.,warder, Municipal Gaol,

officer-in-charge Shanghai

of Traffic, Police Dept., Ipoh, Perak

O’Grady,

O’Hara, J. J.,director,

W., medicalAstor

officer,House

General

Hotel,Hospital,

Ltd. Penang

& Taku Tug & Lighter Co., Ltd., Tientsin

O’Leary, C. P., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

O’Malley, M. EL, secty., Itogon Mining Co., Manila

O’Neill, G.,

O’Neill, P. T.,Doctor, TientsinBrewery, Ltd., Shanghai

asst., Union

O’Reilly, F. H., asst., Braddell Bros., Singapore

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F340 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

O’Sullivan, T. A., senior inspector of Schools, Education Dept., Perak

O’Toole, E. R. L., asst, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Oak-Rhind, W. M., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Oakeley,

Oakes, A. R.S.,H.,engr.,

actg.Taku

asst,Tug

protector of Chinese

& Lighter Co., Ltd.,(Labour)

Taku Chinese Secretariat, Singapore

Oakes,

Oakeshott, B. F., supt. of police, Police Dept., F.M.S. Dept., Penang

W. G., asst, controller of Tels., Post ^ Telegraphs

Oates, P. H., asst, tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Oates, R. T., technical manager, Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Obata,

Obenatis,J.,E.,member,

manager, Kulangsu Municipal

Max Npessler Council,

& Co., G. H.,Amoy

Shanghai

Obermaier, 11., chief brewmaster. Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Ocampo, J. T., secty., Cu Unjieng Sons, Inc., Manila

Ocampo, P.P. J.,de,secty-treas.,

Ocampo, asst, secty., Chamber

PhilippineofMilling

Commerce Co., ofManila

the Philippines, Manila

Ochssee,

Ochi, H., mgr., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., MukdenGovernor’s Office, Medan

J. H. B. von, chief inspr. of the Gen. Police,

Ochiai, J., mgr., Eiwa Yoko, Shanghai

Odagiri, T., Gen. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Oehlers,

Oenlers, G. E. N.,

J. H., commr.,

Order Dept.,Municipal Council, Singapore

United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Ofiana,

Ogaki, K.,M. D.,

dir.,librarian, National. Railway

South Manchuria Library, Co.,

Baguio Branch, Baguio

Dairen

Ogata, S., head office repres., Karatzas Bros. & Co., Tientsin

Ogden,

Ogden, A. G.asst.,

N., Pritchard

consul for &Great Britain, Nanking

Oggier, F.,

S. L., Paterson, SimonsCo.,& Ltd., Penang

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ogilvie,

Ogilvie, C.C. B., deputy game

S., deputy engineer-in-chief,iShanghai

warden, Game Dept., Perak Waterworks Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ogilvie, T. Y., branch mgr., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Penang

Ogle, F. S., shift engr., Municipal Electricity Supply Dept.^ Penang

Ogley, B., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Oh, K. S., president, Severance Onion Medical College, Seoul

Ohashi, S., Volkart Brothers, Shanghai

Ohashi, Y., Accts. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Ohba, Y., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Ohlmert, A., Thomson

Ohlsson, E., American-Far Eastern Match Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Ohmpri, K., p.p. mgr., South

Ohmra, T.,-president, SendaManchuria

& Cb., Ltd.,Railway

Singapore Co., Dairen

Ohnick, B. S., vice-pres., Itogon Mining Co., Manila

Ohnick, B. H., vice-pres., Philippine Aerial Taxi Co., Manila

Ohno, M., dir., Yao Eua Mechanical Glass Co,, Ltd., Tientsin

Ohrnberger. E. J., acting commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Chinkiang

Ohta, S., mng. dir., Mitsui Bussan, Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo

Oishi, N. T., Tour Dept., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe

Oisi, Y., Export Dept., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Singapore

Oka,

Okabe,H.,K.,supt., Broadway Mansions HotelCo.,& Broadway Mansions Apts., Shanghai

Okamoto, D.,manager, Palatine

deputy commr. Insurance

(Special Ltd., Yokohama

List) (additional), Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Okamoto, L, councillor, Shanghai Municipal Council, Shanghai

Okamoto,

Okamoto, 0., T., dir.,

actg.Metropoliton

mgr., GrandLand Co.,Ltd.,

Hotel, Ltd., Tsingtao

councillor, S’hai Municipal Council,S’hai

Okamoto, T., Cashiers Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Okamoto,

Okamura, Y., mgr., Bank

S., business mgr.,of Japan

Taiwan,Times

Ltd.,$( Shanghai

Mail, Tokyo

Okazato, H., Machinery

Oke, H., mgr., & MetalLtd.,Dept.,

Wearne, Bros., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Penang

Okubo,

Okuda, T., president,CoxYokohama

S., Rupert SpecieKobe

Goshi Kaisha, Bank, Ltd., Yokohama

Okura, B. K., president, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo

Olausen, M., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F341

Olausen, O., Accounts Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Old, G. F., supervisor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Oldham,

Oldham, A.C.,T.,2ndconsul, British& marriage

magistrate Legation,registrar,

Bangkok Criminal Dist. & Police Courts, S’pore

Oldham, H. R., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Oleaga, M., Warner, Barnes

Olesen, Chr. M., engr., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Olesen,

Oli O. F., secretariate,

Mohamed, K. M., Jeweller Great& Diamond

NorthernMerchant,

TelegraphSingaporeCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Olive, V.

Oliveira, C., dir., Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., Shanghai

Oliveira, E.Mrs.M.,I.,treas., H. Oliveira

proprietress, & Son, Shanghai

H. Oliveira & Son, Shanghai

Oliveiro, C. F., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Oliver, E. P., deputy treas., Finance

Oliver, W. H., supt., Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Dept., Shanghai

Johore

Olivero, F. X., asst, medical officer.

Olkhovsky, A. G., inspector of Police, Kulangsu Medical Dept.,Municipal

Malacca Counsil, Amoy

OUerdessen, A. F„. pro. & gen.

Foundry Works, Fed. Inc., Shanghai mgr., A. F. Ollerdessen, secty. & treas., Union Iron &

Ollerdessen, C. E., sub-mgr., A. F., Ollerdessen,

Ollerdessen, F. C. H., Ollerdessen Engineering Works, Shanghai Shanghai

Olney, A.E. F.,

Olsen, E., Sawmill

sub-accountant, National

Dept., East AsiaticCityCo.,Bank

Ltd.,ofBangkok

New York, Manila

Olsen, Capt. H., Marine inspection, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Olsen, H.C. E.,

Olson, W.,deputy

Accts. coramr. (Special Ltd.,

Dept., Reuters, List),Shanghai

Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Omar, K. M. M., M. S. Ally & Co., Singapore Shanghai

Olters, H., signs per pro., Telge & Schroeter,

Ometoff,

Ommen, G.Ir. P.,W. acct., Shanghaiof Zaria,

van, director Public Shanghai

Works, The Municipality, Medan

Onda, R., Alfred Herbert, Ltd., Tokyo

One, N. O., secty., Taku Tug

Onischuck, V. K., American Express Co.,Shanghai

Ongetta, P., staff, A. Camporelli

Ono, G., sub-mgr., Japan & Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Otaru

Ono, T.,

Ono, T., pres., Manchuria

T., sub-mgr., Daily News,

Yokohama SpecieHsinking

Bank, Ltd., Shanghai

Oort, H. A. van, asst., Nerderlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. Y., Singapore

Oostergo, G.H.,L.,mgr.,

Opalinsky, mgr.Brunswick

HagemeyerShow Trading

Room,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Openshaw, H. S., agency staff, Sun Life AssuranceShanghai

Openshaw, A. D., factory manager, Aquarius Co., Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Opisso, Judge

Opisso, I. B., treas.,

A. M., Prudential

president, Mining

Prudential Co., Inc., Manila

Opper, F. B., city editor, Shanghai EveningMining

Post

Mercury, Inc., Manila

Shanghai

Oracion, A., Sabater & Co., Manila

Oracion, N., clerk, Sabater & Co., Manila

Orense, E., dir., “Banco &Hipstecario

Ormiston, deKobe

Pilipinas,” Savings & Mortgage Bank, Manila

Ormston, F.A.,R.,Teverson Mactavish,

agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Kuala Lumpur

Orolfo,

Orosa, P., Y.,district

N.T., notaryforest officer,

public, Forest Dept.,

Hongkong & ShanghaiTawauBanking Corpn., Manila

Orr, F.

Orthmann, manager,

W., China Rising Sun

Export-Import Petroleum Co, Co.,Ltd.,Ltd.,Nagoya

Orton, D., local staff, Cable & Wireless,& Ltd.,

Bank Singapore Shanghai

Orvin, F., vice-consul for Norway, Shanghai

Osaki, T., Alfred Herbert, Ltd., Tokyo

Osborne,

Oseroff, M.C. mgr.,

G., acct., Sime, DarbyEastern

Anglo-Chinese & Co,, Ltd.,

Trading Singapore

Co., Ltd., Darien

Osmund,

Oss, L. F., Signs

J., editor, Hongkongof the

Shanghai Banking

Publising Corporation,

House, Shanghai Swatow

Ossin, J., S., Jardine Engineering Corporation,

Ossipoff, A. A., installer, China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

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$342 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ossorgin, C. P., S&les Dept., Reliance Motors, Fed. Ittc., U.S.A., Shanghai

Ossorio,

Ostermann, F., treas.,

M. E., Philippine

Import Dept., TrustJardine,

Go., Manila

MathesOn & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

O' s trenko, A. T., Hongkong &

Ostroumov, A., mgr., Bryner, & Go., Harbin Shanghai Banking Corpn,, Harbin

Oswald,

Ota, R., EastJ. L.,Asia

Gibb,Industrial

LivingstonCo.,& Ltd.,

Co., Ltd.

Shanghai

Otho,

Otsuka, Mrs. Mary, propr,, M. Otho & Co., Tsinan

Otsuka, J., K., repres., Otufea Piano

secty., Nomura BussanShokai, Yokohama

Co., Ltd., Kobe

Otsuka, M., mgr., Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.y Shanghai

Ott,

Ottar-Barry, W. W., dir., Samarang Sea & Fireplenipotentiary,

Gen. Maj. E., ambassador extraordinary & Insurance Co.,German Embassy,Tokyo

Ltd., Batavia

Ottinger, J., Hanson,

Otto, E., National Orth Co.,

Carbon & Stevenson,

Fed; Inc., Inc.,

Shanghai Manila

Ottsen, H. H., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Quchtertony, H. W. A. Consul-general for Finland, Osaka

Oudntad, B. N., dir., Saniafang Sea k Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Batavia

Oudvorst, A. H., van, Import Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Ouillon,

Outhwaite, Rev.G.J.H.,M.,Buying

director,Dept.,

Wlu China

PandariPrinting

(Singapore) Rubber Estates,

& Finishing Co., Ltd.,Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Ouwerkerk, L. C. M., Asiatic Petroleum Cck, (North China), Ltd., Tientsin

Ovadia,

Ovadia, L., L. L,dir,dir.,Shanghai Land Investment

China Import Cd., Ltd.,Cd.,Shanghai

& Export Lumber Ltd., Shanghai

Ovchinnikoff, E. 1^., acct!, Shanghai Manufacturing & Lumber Co., Ltd!, Shanghai

Ovens, A. R., consul-general for Great Britain, Osaka, Kobe

Owen, Alfred, manager, China Cosmopolitan CO., Hankow

Owen, C. H., partner, Blad & McClure, Kobe

Owen, E. I., asst. mgr. & secty ., International Assurance Oo.v Etch, Shanghai

Owen, S. F., executive engr., District Office, Kuala Selangor, Selangor

Owen, S. R., A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ltd.;, Shanghai

Owens,

Own, T.W.K.,H.,acct., treas., ChinaAccident,

General AmericanFire Tobacco

& LifeCp., ShanghaiCorpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Assurance

Owsiak,

Owston, E., asst.. Printers, , Ltd., Singapore

Oxford, E.,E. secretary,

F., dir., F. American

Owston &Consulate,

Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Kobe (Absent)

Oyama, H[,^Sundry & Lumber Dept , Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Oyamada, K., actg. deputy commr., (additional), Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Ozaeta, R., solicitor-general, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Ozawa, T., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tsingtao

Ozawa, Y., sub-mgr., Nippon Baiyaku Kaisha, Singapore

Ozorio,

Ozorio, C. F.,

M., Chartered

H. Oliveira&Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Ozorio, E.C. M., Accounts &Gen-Son, Shanghai

Office, Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ozorio,

Ozorio, F.H. C.,A., acct.,

Parker,China Realty

Rielley Co!,Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Ozorio, L. A. M., acct., Gibb, Livingston & Co*, Ltd., Shanghai

Ozorio, V.R. M,,

Ozorio, 6., Arnhold

Dyes DeptTrading

, ImperialCo., Chemical

Ltd., ShanghaiIndustries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Paci, Maestro Cav. M., conductor. Municipal Orchestra it Band, Shanghai

Paddock, P., vice-consul for America, Batavia

Paddon,

Paez, J., C.pres.E.,&asst, auditor*Manila

chairman, Audit Hotel

Department,

Co., ManilaPenang

Pagaduan,

Pagden, H. T., entomologist, Agricultural Dept., S. S. &Manila

J., Araneta, Zaragoza, Araneta & Bautista, F.M.S.

Page,

Page, A.L., R.,

asst.,gaoler, GradeImprovement

Singapore III, Prisons Dept.,

Trust,Singapore

Singapore

Page, P., Louis T.

Page, R.P. S.,A., partner, Leonowens,

White,I,Page Ltd., Bangkok

Page, gaoler, Grade Prisons Dept., Singapore

Page,

Pagh, R.M.,B.,mgr.,

chiefEast engr., ShanghaiLtd.,

Asiatic’Co., lee &Canton

Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F343

Pahl, A., partner, Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Pain, H., electrical staff afloat, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Paizis, E. N., Skiotis Bros. & Co., Tientsin

Palamountain,

Palfreeman, P.,C., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Palma, E. E.,D.solicitor, Sir Jacob

BureauBehrens & Sons,

of Justice, Shanghai

Manila, The Philippines

Palmer, D. B., customs officer, Customs & Excise Dept., F.1VLS.

Palmer, E. J., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Palmer, F. W., director, Kyle, Palmer & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Palmer,

Palmer, J., supervisory purser, Indo-China S. N. Fire

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Palmer, J.L. W„ deputy

A., dir., manager,

Penang CasketNorwich Union

Co,, Ltd-, Penang Insurance Society, Ltd , Tokyo

Palmer, M,, Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Shanghai

Palmer, P. H., partner, Harold Bell, Taylor Bird

Palmer, R. F., secretary, Singapore Cold Storage Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Palmer,

Palmer, R.Hon.W.,Mr. (Insurance), A. A. Anthony

S. B., unofficial & Co., Penang

member, Federal Council, F.M.S.

Palmer, T. L., dir., Stanton, Nelson & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Palmer,

Palmer, W. C., gen. sales repres., Standard-Vacuum OilCo.Co.,(N.C.),

W.A.L., Local Sales Dept, Asiatic Petroleum HanoiLtd., Shanghai

Palmer,

Palmertz, B. W., rang, dir., Universal Pictures Corpn. of China,Macao

W. R., asst, engr., Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Palnum,

Pancheri,O.,P. acct.,

J., staff, Christiani

Harper,&Gilfillan

Nielsen&(Thai), Ltd.,Singapore

Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Pangilinan, A., secty., Shell-Craft & Button Corporation, Manila

Panoff,

Pantaleon,L. J., secty., HankowDept.,Dispensary, Ltd., Hankow

Pantaleon, F.F. A., Shipping

L., chief, American

Property Section Express

(Admin. Co.,National

Div.), Inc., Manila

Library, Manila

Pape,

Pape, B., Melchers

Capt., E.Robin & Co., Tientsin

B., asst, military attache,

Papendiecky R., manager, Getz Bros. & Co.,American

YokohamaEmbassy, Tokyo

Papp, E., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Pappadopoulo,

Paradissis, J. E.,A.propr., E1., merchant,

OrientalKobeBook&Store,

actingTientsin

conkul for Greece, Osaka

Paramanantham,

Paranada, L., Union M., chief clerk,Society

Insurance Mercantile

of Bank ofLtd.,

Canton, India, Ltd., Kuala Lipis, Pahang

Manila

Paravicini, Medical Practitioner,

Pardew, J. M., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Cebu Yokohama

Park,

Park, A. B-, vice-pres., American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed., Inc., Shanghai

ai A.B., pres., American International Underwriters for the Philippine^, Inc., Manila

T>Park,

i „M., dir.,

V.' R;)Park

director.Francis,

LeagueLtd.,

of Nations Health Organisation, Singapore

Kuala Lumpur

Parker, A. H., Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

Parker, A. M., gen. agent. Passenger Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., S'hai

Parker, A.H. T.,

Purker, asst,

asst.,mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Changsha

Parker, J. A,V.,senior Hongkong

customs & Shanghai

officer, PreventiveBanking

Branch,Corpn., Manila

H.M. Customs

Parker,

iarker, L. W., Gen. Office, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Parker, R.R.R. L.,

Parker,

H., pres.,

pres. & gen. mgr., China

S., JardineEngineering

EngineeringEquipment

Finance

Corporation,

Corporation,

& Supply Shanghai

Co., Manila

Ltd., Shanghai

Parker,

Parker, S.S. W.A., engr.,

H., asst,Wearne meter Bros.,

supt.,Ltd., PenangElectricity Department, Singanore-

Municipal

Parker, T., inspector of Machinery, Mines Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Parker, T. E., surveyor & land officer, Land & Survey Dept., Sarawak

Parkhill, A., agent, Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Shanghai

Parkin, W. G., Hemmings

Parkinson,

Parks, H. F.,C.agent,

A., Insurance Dept., Sime,

Manufacturers Darby & Co.,

Life Insurance Co.,Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Parks, H. F., mgr., Cathy American Co., Shanghai

Parks, S. T., secty., Cathy American Co., Shanghai

Parks, W. J., asst, supt., Police Dept., Singapore

Parlett, L. M. M., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. Cl), Ltd., Peiping

 F344 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Parnell, C. H., asst, contr. of Telecommunications (Engineering), Posts & Telegraphs

Dept., Ipoh, Perak

Parnell,R. R.H.,M’D.,

Parr, Timberagent, & Sawmills Dept., British

Manufacturers Borneo Timber

Life Insurance Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Co., Shanghai

Parrish, J. A., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Manila

Parrish, W.E., mgr., Nestle & Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (Overseas),Ltd., Bangkok

Parrott, W. R., supervisor, Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Parry, B. B., asst. gen. mgr., Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd., Sarawak

Parsons, D.C., St.

Parsons, dir.,L.,Philippine

dir., Harper,Milling Co., Manila

Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Parsons, H. G., asst., John Little & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Parsons, Rev. B. J., headmaster, St.

Parsons, J. C., asst., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Mary’s Catholic School,

Products Ltd.,Sandakan

Singapore

Parsons, J. W., dept, mgr., Yee Tsoong

Parsons, M. C., Jr., vice-consul for America, Batavia Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Hankow

Parsons, R., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Parsons, R. J., Dyes Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Parsons, W., president, Parsons Hardware Co., Inc., Manila

Parsons, Dr. W. S., British Admiralty Surgeon, Shanghai

Parsons, W. S. W., acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Kuala Lumpur

Partabrai,

Parthasarathy, J., mgr., Oriental

G., mng. editor,Export

TamilCo.,Nesan,

KobeKuala Lumpur

Partridge, F. K., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Canton

Pasquier,M.,J.vice-pres.,

Passer, P., Manufacturers’

Chamber Representative, Shanghai Padang

of Commerce & Industries,

Pastoohoif,

Pastor, V. S.,Philippine

V., mgr., sub acct., Kelly & Walsh,

Philatelic Ltd.,Manila

Bureau, Shanghai

Pate, K. M., Salvage Dept., Mollers’, Ltd., Shanghai

Patel, J.R.N.,J., V.Manufacturers’

Patell, E. Ferrier, CantonRepresentative, Osaka

Paterson, A. B., state engr.,agent,

Patent, J. G., purchasing PublicVictor

WorksTalking

Dept.,Machine

Brunei Co. of China, Ltd., Shanghai

Paterson, B.O’D., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Saigon

Paterson, J., signs per pro., Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Paterson, J. J., Wise & Co., Inc., Manila

Paterson,

Paterson, J.M. L.,M.,partner,

deputy Palmer

gas engr.,& Turner,

MunicipalShanghai

Gas Department, Singapore

Paterson, W., Sandilands, Buttery & Co., Singapore

Paterson, W. B., editorial staff, Malaya Tribune, Penang

Paterson,A,W.Whiteaway,

Pating, W., distribution

Laidlawengineer, Municipal

ik Co., Ltd., Gas Dept., Singapore

Shanghai

Patino,

Patino, H. E. Don Simon I., pres., Consolidated TinTin

H. E. Don Antenor, director. Consolidated Smelters,Ltd.,Ltd.,

Smelters, Penang

Penang

Paton, Dr. F. J., products research officer, Dunlop Malayan Estates Ltd., Malacca

Paton, L. C., dir., Harrisons

Paton,

Patrick,W.,Dr.estate

H. C-,asst., Socfinofficer,

medical Co., Ltd., KualaAssurance

Sun Life Lumpur Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Patrick,

Patterson,J. G.W.,G.,subEwoacct.,ColdNational

StorageCity Co.,Bank of New York,

Shanghai Shanghai

Patterson, I. L., inspr. of Mines, Mines Dept., Ipoh West, Perak

Patterson, W. H., pres, Manila Trading & Supply Co., Manila

Pattison, J. L., traffic inspe3tor, Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Patton, G. W., asst., Can eras Ltd., Penang

Patton, K. S., consul-general for America, Singapore

Patton, R., secty.

Patushinsky, J., S.& J.accb.,

DavidUnion

& Co.,Brewery,

ShanghaiLtd., Shanghai

Paulick, E., Schnabel, Gaumer & Co., Osaka

Paul, J. R., mgr., Kodak Japan, Ltd., Shanghai

Paulin, N., mgr., Reliance Trading Co., Shanghai

Pauli,

Paulus, H. F. N., acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia China, Saigon

Paulusz,A.H.G.,A. overseer, Public Workslaw,Department,

R., asst, barrister-at Zehnder Bros.,Malacca

Singapore

Pauw, J. J., correspondent, Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F345

Pavloff, M. Y., chief engv., Gordon & Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Pawle, E.,J.deputy

Pawson, asst, supt.,Roneo,

R. F., manager, TradeLtd.,

& Custoons,

Penang Kuching, Sarawak

Paxton, J. H., consul for America, Nanking

Payne, 0. C., electrical engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Payne,

Payne, H., M. F., headmaster, King George V School, dir.,Negri SembilanHotel, Ltd., Tientsin

Payne, H. chairman,

F., vice-pres. Taku& treas.,

TugifeLighterCo.,Ltd.,

China Finance Corporation, AstorHouse

Shanghai

Payne, J. M., electrical engr., Federal Engineering Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Peace, C.W.G.,B., Universal

Peach, Indo-ChinaLeaf S. N.Tobacco Co. ofShanghai

Co., Ltd., China, Shanghai

Peacock, B. L., secty. & acct., Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd., Sarawak

Peacock,

Peacock, C. E., dir., Arnhold TradingBankCo., Ltd., Australia

Tientsin & China, Kuala Lumpur

Peacock, D.,

S. C.,sub-acct.,

dir., YeeChartered

Tsqong Tobacco of Distributors,

India, Ltd., Shanghai

Peake,

Peall R. H.H.,O.,Malaya

director,repres.

Harrisons

Oceon &Accident

Oosfield&(Borneo),

Guarantee Ltd., Sandakan

Corpn., Ltd., Singapore

Peall, R. H., asst., Harrison, Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Pearce, E. V., chairman & rang,

Pearce, H., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe director, Consolidated Tin Smelters Ltd., Penang

Pearce, H. V., vice-president, International General

Pearce, H. U., dir., Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan, Ltd., YokohamaElectric Co., Inc., Tokyo

Pearce, L. H., asst. supt. of Police, Police

Pearce, R. W., Pearce A Co., consul for Denmark, Kobe Dept., F.M.S.

Pearce, W. E., supt., Stores & Furniture, P.W.D., Ipoh, Perak

Pearce, W. M., gen. mgr., Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Manila

Pearlman, E. N., medical officer, Govt. Hospital, Kluang, Johore

Pearse,

Pearson,R.,A.A.engr.-surveyor,

D., Municipal

Pearson, E., asst.,

PearsonMansfield

& Co., Tokyo Ltd., Singapore

Pearson,

Pearson, C.A. M., partner,surveyor,

D.,G. senior Gattey & Bateman, Dept.,Inc., Singapore

Pearson, .C._ G., asst, districtSurvey director, Singapore

Yunnan (On leave)

District Directorate of Salt

Administration,

Pearson, G., mgr., Yunnanfu

Thos. Cook & Sen, Ltd., Shanghai

Pearson,

Pearson, J.G. M.,C., Shipping

secretaire Dept.,

adj., French

AsiaticCentral

PetroleumPower

Co.Station,

(N. C.), Tientsin

Ltd., Shanghai

Pearson, J. P., asst., Borneo Co.,

Pearson, T. C. G., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Pearson,

Pearson, T.W. S.,A.,mgr.,

Accts.R.Dept.,

J. WoodAsiatic& Co.,Petroleum

SingaporeCo. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Pease, H.

Peat, D.D. G.,D., vice-consul,

B., asst., Visa Section,

ShanghaiAmerican

Hongkongof& Telecommunications BankingConsulate,

Corporation,Shanghai

Dairen Dept., S’pore

Peck, asst, controller Posts & Telegraphs

Peck,

Pedder,W. R., councellor, American Embassy, Chungking

Pedersen,G.A.,H.,chiefmanager, Ker & Co.,

tidesurveyor Ltd., Bacolod Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

& harbourmaster,

Pedersen, A.A., C.,Engineering

Pedersen, & Supplies

Engr. & Supplies Dept.,Dept.,

GreatGreat Northern

Northern Telegraph

Telegraph Co., Co.,

Ltd.,Ltd.,

S’haiS’hai

Pedersen,

Pedersen, A. J., telegraph station. Great Northern Telegraph Co.,

E., chef cuiseur, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine Ltd., Shanghai

Haiphong

Pedersen, E.F. E.,

Pedersen, V., engr.,

2nd officer, Great&Northern

Christiani Nielsen Telegraph

(Thai), Ltd.,Co.,Bangkok

Ltd., Shanghai

Pedersen, H. C. W., Travel Advisers, Shanghai

Pedersen, P.R. N.,

Pedersen, principal,

E., chief engr.,Mukden Medical College,

Great Northern TelegraphMukden

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pedersen, T. M. T., chief officer, Great

Pedlow, J. H., puisne judge, Supreme Court, Singapore Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pedroza, J., cargo

Peck, L. R., surveyor,

asst., Green RitchieLtd.,

& Collier, & Bisset, Singapore

Singapore

Peek, S. H., asst. mgr. for South Eastern Asia, International Assurance Co., Ltd. S’pore

Peeson, P., judge, Court of 1st Instance, Province of Zamboanga ’ 1

 F346 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Peethamparam, K., headmaster,Tramways

Peeters, F., inspector, Tientsin Pesar Road& School,

LightingKuala

Co., Ltd.,

LumpurTientsin

Pegg,

Pelaez,H.E.,F.,Araneta,

Forest staff, Anglo-Thai

Zaragoza, AranetaCorporation,

& Pautista,Ltd.,

ManilaBangkok

Pelissier, acct., Louis Ogliastro & Co., Haiphong

Pellas, V., mng. dir., Societe V. Pellas & Co., Saigon

Pellicer,

Pelling, H.M.,C.,Bayer

mgr., Manuel

China Soap Pellicer

Co., Ltd.,Y Shanghai

Co., Inc., pres., Manila Grafica, Inc., Manila

Pelster, H., Pharma Co., Shanghai

Pelstrusof, M. V., Merchant, Harbin

Peltner, H., I.Poldi

Pemberton, C. M.,Steel Works, Chartered

sub-acct., Shanghai Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Pena, C. S., White,

Pena, M., collector, Page &

Ramirez,Manila

Co.,

Pendlebury, H. M., J.dir.,Y. Selangor Manila Kuala Lumpur

Museum,

Penfold, F. G., director, Calder-Marshall

Penfold, R. G., Calder-Marshall

Shanghai

Pengilley, E. E., British resident, Brunei

Penhas, A.,

Penhas, mgr., Rahamin

I., mgr., Rahamin Penhas,

Penhas, Singapore

Singapore

Penlington, J. F., auditor, Audit Dept.,Agent,

Penhas, R., Merchant & Commission Singapore

Sandakan

Pennecard, A. T., mgr., Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Hankow

Pennefather, J.G. P.,F., Chartered

Pennefather, asst., Borneo Co., Ltd.,

Surveyor SingaporeSingapore

& Appraiser,

Pennefather, R. H., roads foreman, Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Pennell, E. L., district sales mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tokyo

Pennell, W.A. V.,

Penning, L., editor, PekingBassett,

mgr., Boyes, & Tientsin

Ltd.,Times, Tientsin

Shanghai

Pennington, B., asst, engr., Public Works Dept., North Kedah, Kedah

Pennington, T. W., consul for Norway, Singapore

Pennink, J. B. D., consul-general for the Netherlands, Kobe

Penrice, W.,

Penseler, W.,director,

gen. mgr.,Mansfield & Co., Ltd.,

Raub Australian GoldSingapore

Mining Co., Ltd., Raub, Pahang

Penson, E. C., pro-consul, British Consulate,

Pepper, J. E., District Officer, Temerloh, Pahang Osaka

Pepper, M. B., asst. supt. eng., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Peralta, P. G., asst., H. B., Winter & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Percival, A. J., mng. dir., Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Percy, G. R., state engr., Public Works Department, Johore Bahru, Johore

Percy, K. N., Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila

Perdriau, A. C. 0., personal asst, to D. I. G. (Ad.), Police Dept., Singapore

Pereg, M.A.,M.,charge

Perego, pres. d’Affairs

& gen. mgr.,comm.,MiraItalian

Hermanos, Inc.,Bangkok

Legation, Manila

Pereira, A. de B., Correspondence Dept., Macao

Pereira, A. G., Electrical Supplies & Sales Dept., Gen. ElectricElectric Lighting Co.,China),

Co. (of Ltd., Macao

Ltd., S’hai

Pereira, A. M., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Pereira, E. M., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

iPereira, F., clerical staff, Cable

Pereira,

Pereira, F.H. F.,F., Buying Dept., China

Nederlandsche Printing & Finishing

Handel-Maatschappij, N. V.,Co.,Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Pereira, J., Volkart Brothers, Shanghai

Pereira, P. E., asst, health officer, Medical Dept., Malacca

Pereira,

Perera, S.P.P.F.,D.,headmaster,

Storch Brothers,Trade Ltd.,

School,Kuala

Malacca

Lumpur

Perevaloff, L. L, staff mgr., 1.1. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Perez,TheA.Philippines

G., asst. dir. of Coast Survey, Bureau of Coast & Geodetic Survey,...

_ The Manila

Perez, C. B., chief. Scientific Library Div., Bureau of Science, Manila,

Perez, E., asst, chief buyer, Divison of Purchase & Supply, Manila, The Philippines Philippines

Perez,

Perez, F.,

M. M.,vice-pres., Central

pres., gen. mgr. Azucarera de Tarlac,

Inc., Manila

Perez, S., manager, Getz Bros. & Co., Yokohama

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F347

Perliuroft, G. V., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Wagons-Rits Cd.;, Peiping

Periquet,

Peris, P. A.,F.,tech,

Ed. A.asst.,

Keller & Co.,

Public WorksLtd.,Dept.,

ManilaKinta, Perak

Perkins, E. A., lawyer, De Witt, Perkins & Ponce Enrile, Manila

Perkins, J. E., F. E. mgr., Paramount Films of China, Inc., Shanghai

Perkins,

Perkins, R.O. V., B., mgr.,

chief inspr.,

UniversalPolicePictures

Force,(Japan),

ShanghaiLtd., Osaka

Perpignani,E.,N.,office

Perpetuo, asst.,desRevenue

Societe CimentOffice, Shanghai

Portland Artificiels de ITndochiine, Haiphong

Perreau, S. A., local staff, Cable

Perrier, G., Admin. Dept., Compagnie Francaise & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

de Tramways et d’Eclairage

Electriques Shanghai, Shanghai

Perrin, C- M., distribution engr., Engineering Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Ferry, A. W., asst, contr. of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Perry,

Perry, (I,

D. H.,Kodak Philippines,

Asiatic PetroleumLtd., Co. Manila

(P. I.), Ltd., Manila

Perry, D. V. D., per pro., Boustead

Perry, H. G. B., chief mgr., L. O. Tech. & Co.,Dept.,

Ltd.,Standard-Vacuum

Singapore Oil Co., Shanghai

Perry, J. H. P., actg. asst, secty., S’hai Office of the Inspectorate Gen. of Customs, S’hai

Perry, L.C., Gasoline Div., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Perry, L. J. G., godown supt., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Peschek,

Pestalozzi,H.,M.,Jardine

signs perEngineering

pro., CharlesCorporation,

Rudolph &Ltd.,

Co.,Shanghai

Yokohama

Pestana, C. S., tech. sub. Grade II, Public Works Dept., Malacca

Pestel, R. W. F. von, asst., Nederlandsch

Peter, A., Ed. A. Keller

Peter, A., Fuhrmeister & Co„ Hankow

Peter, C.,

Peter, Rev.actg.

Brotherchief A.,police

treas., De LaConstabulary,

officer, Salle College,Jesselton

Manila

Peter, E., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Peter, E., asst, mgr., F. E. Zuellig, Ltd., Singapore

Peterhans,

Peterkin, W.J. D., H., asst.,

repres.Mansfield

(Chemicals),

& Co.,China

Ltd.,Engineers,

Singapore Ltd., Shanghai

Peters, A. F., manager, Sun

Peters, C., Viloudaki

Peters, H. K., H. K. Peters & Co., Shanghai

Peters, L., chief permanent way inspr., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Petersen, A. N., mgr., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

Petersen, C., proprietor, Bluff Hotel, Yokohama

Petersen, E. A. G., asst, mgr., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Petersen, E. H., engr., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Petersen, K. E., mng. dir., Shanghai Milk Supply Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Petersen, K. H., 2nd officer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Petersen,

Petersen, LK. H., V., 3rd

Eastengr.,

AsiaticGreat

Co.,Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Singapore

Petersen, N.

Petersen, H. C., P., Engr.

asst., & Supplies

Hongkong Dept., Great NorthenCorporation,

& Shanghai Banking Telegraph Co., Ltd., (On

Penang Shanghai

leave)

Petit,

Petit, F.G.L.

O., mgr.,de, Italian

procurator,

BankHandelmij,

for China, Kehding

Shanghai& van Nie, N.Y., Medan

Petrenco, B. E.,mgr.,

Petri, R„ asst, Westinghouse

Kunst & Albers,X-ray Canton

Sales, Hunt Engineering Corpn., Shanghai

Petrie,

Petroff, J.B. D.,N.,office asst.,Municipal

warder, MunicipalGaol,

Engineer’s

Shanghai Dept., Penang

Petroff, N. S., partner, N. S. Petroff & Co., Shanghai

Petrovitch,

Petrow, V.,D. supervisor,

S., partner,Shanghai

Swan & Maclaren, Singapore

Petry, H.,V. Kunst & Albers, ShanghaiTelephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Petterson, F., Rent Dept., China Realty Co., Shanghai

Petterson,

Peyre, J. deW.,F., American-Far

Societe des Ciments EasternPortland

Match Co., Fed. Inc.,

Artificiels Shanghai Haiphong

de ITndochine,

Peyton-Griffin,

Pezzini, P., prop.R.AT.,mgr,, editor, North China

P. Pezzini & Co.,Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Tientsin

Pfaffenberger, R., signs p.p., Raspe & Co., Kobe

 F348 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Planner, P. signs per pro., C. Rudolph & Co., Shanghai

Pfeiffer,

Pfenninger,V., Skoda Works,&Ltd.,

E. L., Menzi Shanghai

Co., Inc., Iloilo

Pflueger, Georg, partner, Bergmann & Co, Kobe

Pflug, H. W., mgr., §y., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Pfrunder, H., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Phark, Dr. Y, K., rang, dir., Severance Wholesale Medical Supply Co., Ltd., Seoul

Pharis,

Phear, H.L. W.,

M., deputy

vice-pres.comptroller,

& gen. mgr.,Customs

Shanghai PowerDept.,_

& Excise Co., Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur (On leave)

Philip, J., Compagniedes Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Philipp, Dr. F. G., Veterinary Surgeon, Shanghai

Philippidis, Ph. M., mgr., Philippidis Bros. Co., Ltd., Chungking

Philippoff, G.C. N.,

Philippov, A., Credit

sub acct.,Foncier d’Extreme

National City BankOrient, Shanghai

of New York, Branch Office, Shanghai

Philipps, P. H., Finance & Accts. Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

Phillip, D., partner, Drummond & Co., Sandakan

Phillip, J., C,exchange

Phillippo, M., Advtg. engr.,Dept.,

Oriental Telephone

YeeTsoong & Electric

Tobacco Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,

Distributors, Singapore

Tientsin

Phillipps,

Phillips, C.A.G.E.,R.,gen.contr.

mgr.,of North Borneo TradingPosts

Telecommunications, Co., &Ltd., SandakanDept., Perak

Telegraphs

Phillips, E. C., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Singapore

Phillips,

Phillips, E.E.J.L.,

J,, asst,

signsregistrar,

per pro., Dept,

Smith,ofBell

Statistics, Singapore

& Co., Ltd., Iloilo

Phillips, G. G., secty. & commr. gen. Municipal Secretariat, Shanghai

Phillips, J. H., partner, McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Co., Singapore

Phillips, R. P., partner, Brown, Phillips & Stewart, Penang

Phillips. T. H. B., rubber export officer, H. M Customs & Excise, Penang

Phillips, W., asst, commissioner, Sarawak Constabulary, Sarawak

Phillips, W.F., resident engr., Sarawak Electy. Supply Co., Ltd., Sibu, Sarawak

Phillips,

Philp, D.,W.L., supt., Dunlop

expenditure Malayan Estates,

acct., Federated Ltd., Malacca

Malay States Railway, Kuala Lumpur

Phipps, G. H., consul-general for Great Britain, Seoul & China, Kuala Lumpur

Philp, W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Phipps, H. W., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Phipps,

Phipps, W.L. F.,A.,sub-officer,

distributionMunicipal Fire Brigade,

engr . Municipal Singapore

Electricity Dept., Singapore

Piacentini, P., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Pichay, E., attroney, Department of Justice, The Philippine

Pichon, Col., attach^ militaire, naval et de TAir,

Pickering, E. S., asst, assessor, Assessment Dept., Singapore French Legation, Bangkok

Pickering, J. B., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Pickering, J. K., treas., Manila Trading & Supply Co., Manila

Pickett,

Pickford, J. T., president & general& manager, Johnson-Pickett

Corpn., Rope Co., Manila

Pickthall, C.J. H., asst.,supt.,

R. M., Hongkong

Marine & Shanghai BankingKelantan

Customs Dept., Tsingtao

Pickup, M. H., Fleming & Williamson, Manila

Picornell, Santiago N., partner, Hair & Picornell, Manila

Piepers,A.,Capt.

Piercy, signsJ. A.,

per nautical adviser,

pro., Import Dept.,Ritchie & Bisset,

Jardine, MathesonSingapore

Piercy, G. W., dir., Sirne, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore, Malacca

Piguet, X., cashier, Banque de ITndochine, Tientsin

Pike, W. H., inspector, Police Force, Shanghai

Pila, F., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Pilcher, J.H.F.A.,W.,

Pilbeam,

Pilcher,

W., secty.,

asst, secty.,

vice-consul

Shanghai

Columbia TelephoneShanghai

Country

for Great Britain,Club,

Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Tsingtao

Pilcher, J. B., 2nd secty., American Embassy, Peiping

Pillai, A. S., senior hospital asst., Prisons Dept., Negri Sembilan

Pillai, D. M., mgr. & ojAician, Central Dispensary, Selangor

Pillai, K. P., office asst., British Adviser’s Office, Trengganu

Pillai, N. V., chief wireman, Public Works Dept., Malacca

Pillai, R. K., overseer. Public Works Dept., Malacca

Pillai, S. P., bldgs. & waterworks overseer, Public Works Dept., Brunei

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F349

Pillai, T. M. A., manager, Government

Pillai, V. K., state treasurer, Treasury Dept., Pahang Dairy Farm, Sarawak

Pillay,

Pillay, A., currency

P., chief clerk,officer,

PoliceColonial Treasury,

Department, Malacca Singapore

Pillay, S. S., chief clerk, Dept, of Statistics, Penang

Pillay,

Pim, ,T. V.W.,K.,asst.stateexec.

treas.,

engr.State Treasury,

Public WorksPahang

Dept., Sarawak

Pimentel, G,, Bayne & Co., Manila,

Pinckernelle, W., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Pinel,

Pingaud, C. E., Nielsen & Malcolm,

J., consul-gen., Hankow Singapore

Pinnock, Hon. Mr. F. W.,French

chairman,Consulate,

Harrisons ife Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., S’kan

Pinson,

Pinthanon, A., rang,

N. C.,dir.,

dir.,Assurance

Thai ElectricFranco-Asiatique,

Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Bangkok

Pinto,

Pipe, J. J.E.,A.sub-acct.,

Abranches,Chartered

consul forBank Portugal,

of Tokyo

India Australia & China, Hankow

Piper, A. I., traffic inspr., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Piper, A. L., Accts. Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co.

Piper, E. A. H., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Yangtszepoo (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Ihst., Shanghai

Piper, K., partner, Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Piper, K. jr., Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Pirassoli, C. W., radio supt., United Press Associations, Manila

Piro,

Piron,J.C.,W.supt., de, chairman,

LightingMcAlister & Co., Tramways

Dept., Tientsin Ltd., Singapore& Lighting Co., Ltd.,T’tsin

Pirre, A. B., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Saigon

Pirrie, A. B.,

Piry, J., Harvie, Evatt & Co., Singapore

Pisarevsky, A. G.,Cooke & Co.,Skodawnrks,

manager, Ltd., ShanghaiLtd., Shanghai

Pissier, R., surveillant, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels delTndochine, H’phong

Pitt, Petroleum,

G. J. G., customs Singaporeofficer, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco and

Pitt,

Pittard, M. M., up-country staff, Brit.-Am. Tob. Co. Scheme,

R. E., senior executive engr,, Ipoh Rebuilding (Thailand),P. W.

Ltd.,D,,Bangkok

Perak

Piyanage, W., private secty. to judges, Supreme Court, Singapore

Pla,

Pla, J.,R„ International

Warner, BarnesHarvester & Co., Ltd.,Co. ofBacolod

the Philippines, Manila

Place, W.,

Plaisant., asst, secty., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Plath, M. P.H.,A.,clerk, hon.American

consul forConsulate,

the Netherlands,

TientsinSeoul

Plath, P. L. D., director, Frazar, Federal Inc., Peiping

Platt,

Platt, A.A., T.,third officer, Municipal Fire Brigade,Ltd,,

Singapore

Plattner, R.,cable

Silk &foreman,

Waste SilkCableDept.,

& Wireless, Singapore

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pleshkoff,

Plesncr, P. J., A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ltd., Shanghai

Plesner, E., Export Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok Co.,

A., Telegraph Station, Great Northern Telegraph (On Ltd.,

leave)Shanghai

Plion, R., deuxieme secretaire et consul, French Legation, Bangkok

Plotke, H. L, Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Plunkett, W. R., asst, engr., Public Works Dept., Larut Matang & Krian, Perak

Poate, F.P. W.,

Poblete, director, Mackenzie & Co.,

M., vice-president, TrustofLtd., Shanghai

Podiapolsky, E. V., NationalPhilippineCity Bank Co.,

NewManila

York, Shanghai

Podpakh, L., mng. dir., Oriental Shipping & General Brokers, Shanghai

Poelmann, P. M. J., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Penang

Pohitonoff, K. V., mech., Skoda Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Pohl, H., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Pol, Mrs. C. S., proprietress, Wagons-Lits Terminus Hotel, Hankow

Poletti,

Poletti, G., B., director,

F., deputy commr.Peiping (Special

District List),

HeadShanghai

Post Office,Customs,

PeipingShanghai

Poliak, Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Poliak, S., Hongkew Wharf, Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Policarpio, F. J., chancellor, Columbian Consulate, Manila

Polidoroff, C., Compagnie Generale de Chemins de Fer en Chine, Shanghai

 F350 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Rolls, J. A., mgr., Claims Dept., American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Politis, Athanase G., minister, Greek Legation, Tokyo

Pollard,I.,F.Ins.H.,Dept.,

Polliz, resident, Fifth Division,

Holland-China Sarawak

Trading Co, (Tientsin), Ltd., Tientsin

Pollock, A., secty., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pollock, F. A., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pollock, G., Trafic Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Poison, P., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd., Manila

Poltere, I., Borden Co., Shanghai

Polykarpoff, S. J., Cash Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., S’hai

Pomeroy, E. C., asst, editor, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Pomfret, Surg. Comdr. A. A., medical officer-in-chief, H.B.M. Navy Depot, Weihaiwei

Pond, A. T., Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila

Pond, T. H., Jr, Borden Co., Shanghai

Ponnambalam,

& Loan Society, A. S., Ltd.,

chairman, Singapore Government Servants’ Co-operative Thrift

Singapore

Ponnampalam, Dr. P., medical officer, District Hospital, Raub, Pahang

Ponniah, A. V., chief clerk, Towers & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Pontet, R., local mgr., Credit Foncier d’Extreme-Orient, Shanghai

Poole, F. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Nanking

Poole, J. L., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hankow

Poole, P. J., usher, H. B. M. Supreme Court for China, Shanghai

Poole, S. C. Le, Java-China-Japan Lijn, Agentschap Amoy, N.V., Amoy

Pooley, A.F. G.,

Pooley, C. W., electrical

partner, staff afloat,

Presgrave Cable &Penang

& Matthews, Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Poonawala, M. G., mgr., E. Faizullabhoy, Kobe

Pope, G. R., exec. engr. P. W. D., Ulu

Pope, H. C., gen. mgr., Insular Lumber Co., Manila Selangor, Selangor

Pope, H. C. G., deputy engr., Cable «fc Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Popoff, A., engr., Brunswick Show Room, Shanghai

Popoff, D. G., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Popoff, L. A., Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Popov, C. A., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Poppe, J. van E., sub-agent, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Popple, A., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Singapore

Por, F.. asst, mgr, Molnar & Greiner, Shanghai

Pordes, F., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Porfirieff,

Portaria, A.,K. Swan,

A., Standard Export

Culbertson Co., Ltd.,

& Fritz, Tientsin

Shanghai

Portaria, J. M., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd.,

Porter, C. W., gen. mgr., dir. & vice-pi’esident, Shanghai Shanghai

Teleph. Co., Fed. Inc., vice-

chrmn., Shanghai Club, Shanghai

Porter, H. A., asst., Printers, Ltd., Singapore

Porter, T. F., asst, officer-in-charge of Detectives, Police Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Porter, J. V., asst., Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Poshnine. M. I., Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Posnykoff, A. P., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Post, M. J., Advertising Dept., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Post, N. van der, Lindeteves-Stokvis, Ipoh, Perak

Pote-Hunt, J. W., Benjamin

Poteik, C., editorial & Potts,Free

staff, Singapore Shanghai

Press, Ltd. & Straits Times, Singapore

Pott, F. L. H., president, St. John’s University, Shanghai

Potter, A. S., gen. representative for the Far East, Red Hand Compositions Co., Kobe

Potter, G. B., asst., New Zealand Insce. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Potter, J. B., financial & office asst., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Potter, J. S., secretary-treasurer & dir., Pacific Sales Corpn., Shanghai

Potter, J. S., management, China Realty Co., Shanghai

Potter, S. C. principal, Remington Typewriting School & C. Potter &; Co., S’hai

Pottinger, T. P., mgr., Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., Shanghai

Pottinger, W. I., dir., Pottinger & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F351

Potts, A. C., mgr., Commercial Union Assurance Co,, Ltd., Singapore

Potts, G. A., gen. mgr., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Singapore

Poulsen, C. M., Telegraph Station, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Poulsen, H. S., gen. mgr. in the Far East, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S’hai

Poulsen, M., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore

Poulsen, N., Property Renting Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pourbaix,

Tientsin Luc., secty. i/c of Japanese affairs, Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd.,

Pow, C. F., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Powell, C. J., asst., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Chungking

Powell, E., Jardine

Powell, F., Far EastEngineering

repres., Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Powell, H. R., engr. officer, Fire Brigade, Shanghai

Powell, J. B., editor & publisher, China Weekly Review, Shanghai

Powell, S. H., Moyler, Powell & Co., Tientsin

Powell, T. S., gen. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Powell-Evans, V. W., asst. supt. of Police, Police Dept., F.M.S.

Pownall, W. R., mgr., Int’le. Credit-en Handels “Rotterdam” N.Y., Bangkok

Poyntz-Roberts, N., asst., Boustead & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Poyser, K. E„ chief justice, Judicial Dept., F.M.S.

Pracht, L. H., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Pramoj, M. R. K., agent, Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd., Lampang Branch, Bangkok

Prata, H. J., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton

Prats, J. J., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Pratt,

Pratt, C.A., A.,senior

dir.,asst.,

Arts Revenue

& Crafts,Office,

Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Pratt, T. J., resident representative, Dunlop Rubber Co. (Far East), Ltd., Manila

Pratt, W. H., mng. dir., W. H. Pratt, Ltd., Seremban, Negri Sembilan

Preau, R., acct., Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Preira, C. G., postmaster, Post Office, Dungun & Paka, Trengganu

Premet, P., Advocate & Doctor of Law, Shanghai

Prentice, J., marine supt. for Andrews Weir & Co., Lacey & Cannan, Ltd., S’hai

Prentice, R. E., managing director, Labour Association, Ltd., Singapore

Prescott, J. M., dir. & secty., Boustead & Cb., Ltd., Singapore

Press, C. F., asst, wharf supt,, F.M.S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Pressler,

Pretat, A.,conseiller,

Fuhrmeister & Co., ShanghaiCouncil, Hankow

Pretre, A.C., G., gen. salesFrench

repres.,Municipal

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hanoi

Pretty,

Preysler,E. E.C.,F.,treas.

actg. under secty. mgr..

& business to Government, Federal

Advertising Secretariat,

Bureau, F.M.S.

Inc., Manila

Price,

Price, A.,

Dr. consul, British officer,

A. C., medical Consulate, CantonMunicipal Council, Amoy

Kulangsu

Price, E., inspr. of Machinery, Mines Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Price, E. W., mgr., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Price, H. W., dir., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Price, N. H., chief engr., International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Ltd., Nanking

Price, R. J. E., dir., Enterprice Tobacco Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

Price, W\, manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Penang

Price, W. A., mgr., Hankow Press Packing Co., Shasi

Price, W. A. G., dir., Borrows & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Price, W. E., Godown supt., Butterfield & Swire, Canton

Price, W. G., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang _

Price, W. S., director, Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Prida, L. de, mgr., Universal Pictures ,0,<

Priestwood, V., Barrister-at-Law, Shanghai

Prieur, R., Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc., Manila

Prihoda, L., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Pringle,

Prising, F.H. W.,

F., supt., Business

proprietor, Office Div.,

Alhambra CigarShanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Im?., Shanghai

Store. Manila

Pritchard, W. H., Book Office, Wheelock & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 F352 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Pritchett, G., asst, sanitary engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Proctor, H., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Prokofieff, I. V., chief aect., I. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Pronk,

Prosenc,R.,G.,div., N. Y. Koninklyke

Carlowitz Paketvaart-maatschappy, Batavia

& Co., Tientsin

Proud, H., Rolling Stock Dept., Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., Singapore

Prouin, H., Com. de Commerce et de Navigation d’Extreme-Orient, Saigon

Pryce, C. M., sub.-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austialia A China, Tientsin

Pryce, S. E.asst,

Pryor, W., F., toactg.

chiefvice-consul for Sweden,

mgrs., Kailan Mining Macassar

Administration, Tientsin

Przybylkiewicz, Dr. Z. B., consul for Poland, Batavia

Ptitsin, L., typist, Briti-h Consulate, Haibin

Puck, R., Carlowtiz & Co., Tientsin

Puddle, H. G., div., Yu Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Pulido, B.,

Pullan, A., researcher

Beck & Swann, (Filipiniana

ShanghaiDiv.), National Library, Manila

Pullen, J. C., asst, mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Nanking

Puncheon,

Punnett, H. E., acct., Cornes &N. Co.,

G., Indo-China S. Co., Kobe

Ltd., Shanghai

Purcell, R. H., signs per pro., Liddell Bros. & Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

Pure, A. J.R.,H.Lowe,

Purrier, Binghammgr.,

P., resident & Matthews,

Royal Shanghai

Exchange

Purry, P. S., mgr., International Export

Purser, B. M., sub-agent, Chartered Bank of India, Co., Ltd.,Assurance,

Hankow Singapore

Australia & China, Bhuket, Perak

Purvis, P. B., mgr. & supt. engr., W. Hammer

Putnam, W. H., consumers' engr.y Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Pye, E., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Quade, H. A., mng. dir., N. V. General Motors Java Handel Maatschappij, Batavia

Quelch, C. W., Hongay Sales, Ltd., Shanghai

Quiaoit, B., chief, Markets Div., Bureau of Commerce, Manila, The Philippines

Quick, K. R., dist. mgr., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Chungking

Quillet, M., Nestle

Quincey, L. P., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Quini,

Quinn, J.,J. R.,

Freight

g.p.a.,Dept.,

HaskinsCanadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

& Sells/Shanghai

Quinones, A. M., Liddell Bros. & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Quinton, L. M., dir., Firestone Tire <& Rubber Co. (S. S.), Ltd., Singapore

Quiquandon, C. J. R., consular agent for France, Penang

Quirke, W. E., mgr., United Exporters, Ltd., Singapore

Ra, Keizoh, mng. dir., Formosa Black Tea Co., Ltd., Taihoku, Formosa

Ra, Kvokin, president, Formosa Black Tea Co., Ltd., Taihoku, Formosa

Rab, C. F. M., Outdoor Dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Rabinovitch, D., B., Provision Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rachevsky, W., Peiyang Press, Ltd., Tientsin

Rachtoff, A., Stores Dept., Mollers’ Ltd., Shanghai

Radin, V.F.V.,G.,acct.,

Raddon, mgr.,Produce

DodwellExport

& Co., Co.

Ltd.,(Harbin),

HankowLtd., Harbin ,

Radomishelsky, B. L., attorney-at-law, Rodger

Radson, F. G., mgr., Dodwell & Co.,. Ltd., Tokyo

Radwan, V., manager, Chi Tung Tobacco Co., Ltd., Harbin

Rae,

Rae, Hon. Colonel C., Architect

unofficial member, Federal Council, F. M. S.

Rae, D.

H. C., Municipal

J., secretary, McAlister && Co.,

Building

Ltd., Surveyor,

Singapore Singapore

Rae, Sq. Ldr. R. A. R., Honorary Aide-de-Camp, Colonial Govt., S. S.

Rae, W. Oye,., Oye Rae Trading Co. & Raw’s Tea Set Factory, Kobe

Raeburn,

Rafeek, A.G.E.D.,M.,ChinaRafeekProduce

& Co., Dept.,

CantonJardine, Matheson

Raffinan, M. G., architect, A. Gabler-Gumbert, Manila

.Ragi, R. H., R. H. Ragi & Co., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F353

Raider, H. A., pres. & gen. mgr., Chinese Engineering & Development Co., T’tsin

Raihel, N. N., prop., Yangtze Import Co., Shanghai

Railton, C. A., mgr., Anglo French *fe Bendixsens, Ltd., Penang

Railton, H. E., managing director, H. E. Railton

Rais, H. M., cashier & collector, Bell's Asbestos

Rajah, A., chief cashier, Colonial Treasury, Singapore

Rajah, A. P., asst., Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Rajah, A. S., editorial stall, Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Rajam, S., works mgr., Art Printing Works, Kuala Lumpur

Rajaratnam, S., inspr. of Agents, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Penang

Rajasoorai,

Rajoni, M. C.,J. P.Bombay-Burmah

S., editorial staff,Trading

MalayaCorpn.,

Tribune,Ltd.,Singapore

Bangkok

Raks, Capt. L., William Hunt & Co., Wharf & Godown Administration, Shanghai

Raleigh, D. M., cr. rngr., Goodrich International Rubber Co., Manila

Ralfe, R. D., resdt. secty., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Ralston, G. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Ipoh, Perak

Raman, P. K., headmaster Govt. English School, Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Raman, P. S., asst. med. officer, General Hospital, J. Bahru, Johore

Ramchand, B., acct., K. Hoondamall & Sons, Kobe

Ramier, S., asst, branch secretary, Oriental Goverment Security Life Assurance Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ramirez, A. M., editor, El Debate, Manila

Ramirez,

Manila,C. S.,Theengineering

Philippinesconsultant, Dept, of Public Works & Communications,

Ramirez, H. V., asst., J. V. Ramirez, Manila

Ramondt, A. J., pres.,Estate

Ramirez, J. V., Real Eastern& Fire Insurance Shipping

& Philippines Agent, ManilaAgencies, Ltd., Manila

Ramos, A., treas., Bureau of the Treasury, Manila, The Philippines

Ramos,

Ramos, D., collector,

Jose de, J. Y. Ramirez,

chanceller, Portuguese Manila

Consulate, Bangkok

Ramplin, F., manageress, China United Apartments, Shanghai

Rampony, F., cuiseur, Soc. des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Ramsay, N. B., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai

Ramsey,

Rangel, N. light-keeper,

S., R., dir., Carr Marine

RamseyDept.,& Son,Singapore

Ltd., Swatow (Absent)

Rangel,

Ranillo, T.,

M. Advocate,

C., governor, Shanghai

Province of Zamboanga

Rankin, W. F., Gen. Stores, China Electric Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rao, K. V.,

Rapkin, E. G.,telecommunications

asst., Islay Kerr &engr., Posts Penang

Co., Ltd.,

Rappa,

Rappa, H. M., editorial staff, Singapore Free Press,

Ltd.,Ltd.Singapore

& Straits Times, Singapore

Rappa, J.H. M.,St. private

C., localsecty,

staff,to Cable

judges,& Supreme

Wireless, Court, Singapore

Rappa, L. A.,J.inspr.,

Rappoport, G., 3rdMunicipal

magistrateArchitect & Building

& marriage Surveyor’s

registrar, Dept.,District

Criminal Singapore

& Police

Courts, Singapore

Rasch, M., signs

Rash, J. C., partner, per pro., John

DrewChristiani Landahl, Inc.,

& Napier,& Singapore Manila

Rasmussen, A. K., mgr., Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Rasmussen,

Rasmussen, J., actg. consul forforDenmark, Tientsin

Rasmussen, Th., engr., Christiani & NielsenMacassar

AS. P., vice-consul Norway, (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Rasquin, P., secretary, Thai Electric Corporation,

Ratanadib, L., 2nd secty., Thailand Legation, Tokyo Ltd., Bangkok

Ratcliff,

Rathavicharn, L. R., chief mechanical engr., Thai StatePerak

J., branch mgr., Borneo Motors, Ltd., Ipoh, Railways, Bangkok

Ratjen, Otto E.,

Ratjen, Rud, signspartner,

repres. per pro.,Rud.

RudRatjen

Ratjen&&Co.,Co.,K.K.G., Tokyo

G., Tokyo

Ratnadurai, P., special repres., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ratti,

Rauch, E. F., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Raucholz,E. F.,

A., auditor, The Chase

engr., signs per pro.,Bank, Shanghai

Telge & Schroeter, Shanghai

F354 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Raveau,

Raven, F,,

R. R., signs p. p., Banque Franco-Chinoise Dailypour

Neivsle Commerce

& Hendd} et Flndustrie,

ShanghaiS’hai

Ravie, W. R., Editorial

asst., BorneoDept.,Co.,North

Ltd., China

Singapore

Ravix, R., estate asst., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ravve,

Rawlings,G. G.A.,S.,dir.president,

k dept, Town mgr., Broad

Woodcraft Works,

k state Ltd., Shanghai

treasurer, Treasury Dept., Kelantan

Rawlinson, E. H. L., asst, British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand),.Ltd., Bangkok

Rawlinson, R. W., Printing Office, Kelly k Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Rawnsley, W. A., manager, Muller, Phipps k Sellers, Ltd., Tokyo.

Raworth, A. B., gen. mgr. and dir., General Electric Co. (of China), Ltd., Shanghai

Rawsthorne, T. L., asst., secty. (Personal Officer), Municipal Secretariat, Shanghai

Ray, F. R., equip, engr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Rayden, F., Merchant Commission Agent, Shanghai

Rayman, L., president, Municipal Council, Singapore

Raymond, E., Societe des Ciments- Portland Artificiels de 1’Indochine, H’phong

Raymond, W. D. R., Lowe, Bingham k Matthews, Shanghai

Rayney, H. B., junior sub-officer, Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

Razson, B., vice pres., Chamber of Commerce of The Philippines, Manila

Rea, J., supt. engr., Rising Sun Petroleum Co.j Ltd., Yokohama

Read, F.G. E.,

Read, J., chemist,

secretarialDept,staff,ofShanghai

Chemistry,GasSingapore

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Read, J. H., asst acct., MercantileLand

Read, G. T., secty., Metropolitan BankCo., Ltd., Shanghai

of India, Ltd., Penang

Read, J. H. C., senior surveyor, Survey Dept., Singapore

Read, R. L., Lowe, Bingham k Matthews, Shanghai

Read, W., asst, gaoler, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Real, V., Printing Ve.-pt,, Tientsin Press ,Ltd., Tientsin

Reason,

Recek, A.A.G.H.,

B., Skoda partner,

Works,McAuliffe, Turquand, Youngs & Go., Kuala Lumpur

Ltd., Dairen

Rechter, J., repres., American Mercantile Co.,, Kobe

Recio, S. M., chief, Admin. Div., Bureau of Commerce, Manila, The Philippines

Record,

Reclfearn,A. E.P.H.,W.,

S.,asst,

asst,wharfinger of& warehouseman, Hunt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Redfearn, asst,inspector Schools,Malay

acct., Federated Education

States Dept., NegriKuala

Railways, Sembilan

Lumpur

Redfearn, W. W., sole propr., Redfearn’s Horse Repository, Singapore

Redfern, J. R., manager, T. J. Wolff

Redfern, R. J., Warner, Barnes k Co., Ltd., Cebu k Co., Inc., Manila

Redinger, C., Alhambra Cigar k Cigarette Manufacturing 00-, Manila

Redman, R. C., registrar, Judicial Department, F. M. S.

Redway,

Reed, F. L.,C. office

B., director,

manager, Runnymide Hotel, Ltd.,OilPenang

Standard-Vacuum Co., Cebu

Reed,

Reed, H.

Capt.C., district

H. G., sales,

chief manager,

officer, Fire Standard-Vacuum

Brigade, Shanghai Oil Co., Penang

Reed, H. H., chief accountant, Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Reed,

Reed, J. R.,S.,treas., Automatic Telephones

Bank 6fofNewChina, Fed.Shanghai

Inc., Shanghai

Reed, J.K.,T.acct., mgr., National

Treasury Dept.,CityF.M.S. York,

Reed,

Reeks,R.,It. wharf master, WilliamEllisHunt

A., barrister-at-law, k Co.Shanghai

Rees, N., chief inspr. of Schools, Education Department,

Rees, S. T., mgr., Sime, Darby k Co., Ltd., branch mgr., Huttenbachs, Trengganu Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Reese, J. S., vice-pres., Manila Trading & Supply

Reeve, E. W., headmaster, Bandar Hilir English School, Malacca Co., Manila

Reeves, B. A., surveyor & land officer, Land k Survey Dept., Sarawak

Reeves, J. R, actg. consul for Great Britain, Mukden

Reeves, L. J., mgr., Bell’s Asbestos k Engineering (S.S.), Ltd., Singapore

Reger, E. R., staff, Cumberbatch k Co., Ltd., Port Swettenham

Regester, surveillant,

Regis, P. J. D., partner, Hogan, AdamsPortland

k Allan,Artificiels

Penang de ITndOchine, Haiphong

Rehders,F., H., signs perSociete des Cimehts

pro., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Reib, D. C., Refined Oil Division,

Reiber, Fr., Exporter & Importer, Shanghai Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Reich, I., 2nd vice-pres., Findlay Millar Timber Go., Manila

 FOEEIGN RESIDENTS F355

Reid, A., Imperial Chemical Industries (.China), Ltd., Tientsin

Reid, C., McLaren, actg.asst. comptroller,

Reid, F. A., asst., Cowdy & Jones, Ipoh, Perak Customs & Excise Dept., Negri Sembilan

Reid, G. W., Asiatric Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd., Manila

Keid, J.J. H.,

Reid, A. H., signstechnical

the firm,asst., PublicTurquand,

McAuliffe, Works Dept., YoungsJohore

& Co.,Bahru

Penang Dist., Johore

Reid, J. S. W., District Officer, Klang, Selangor

R,eid, N.M. T.,

Reid, C., director,

EastmanWise KodakCo., Co.,Inc.,

Shanghai

Reid, T. A., asst, executive &engr., PublicManila

Works Dept., Sarawak

Reilly, H. C., partner, Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Singapore

Reimers, C., asst, mgr;, Universal

Reinberg, B. V., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai Pictures Corpn., Manila

Reiniger, E. A., chief clerk, Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc., Shanghai

Reiss, Dr. F., Medical Practitioner, Shanghai

Reize, E., Siber

Remedies, A. A.,Hegner & Co.(Accounts),

local asst. (Tientsin),Standard

Ltd., Tientsin

Vacuum Oil Co., Hanoi

Remedies,

Remedios, A. A. dos, mgr., H. Oliveira & Son,Electric

A. A., Accounts Dept., Shanghai Construction Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Remedios, A.

Remedios, A.A. F., C., Accounting

Provision Dept.,

Dept., S.

DodwellMoutrie & Co.,

& Co.,ofLtd., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Remedios, H., sub-acct.. National

Remedios, B., mgr., Remedios Bros., Sourabaya City Bank New York, Shanghai

Remedios, C. G. dos, Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Remedios, C. J. dos, Property & Maintenance Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., S’hai

Remedios,

Remedios, F.F. M. M. dos,

R., G.National City Co.,

T. Foulford BankLtd.of ofNewCanada,

York, Shanghai

Shanghai

Remedios, H. A. dos, Helm Bros.,

Remedios, H. J. dos, Arnold & Co., Ltd., ShanghaiLtd., Kobe

Remedios, H. S., Rent Dept., China Realty Co., Shanghai

Remedios, J. (Industrial & Railway Supplies), China Engineers, Ltd., Shanghai

Remedios, J., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai

Remedios, J. A., secty., Erik Crone, Shanghai

Remedios,

Remedios, R., mgr.,Hongkong

R. A.,

A., Remedios& Bros., Sourabaya

Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton

Remedios,

Remedios, V. A. dos, Strong & Co., Kobe & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

S. Shipping Dept., Dodwell

Remedios,

Remmele, V. O.,

asst,secty,

mgr.,&Cosmos

asst, mgr.,

PaperChina

Co., Finance Corpn., Shanghai

Renard, M.,K.,mgr., Banque Beige Pour Shanghai

I’Etranger (Extreme-Orient), S; A., Shanghai

Renard, M., gen. repres.. Comp. Gen. de Chemins de Fer et de Tramways En Chine, S’hai

Renner, Dr. A., General Practitioner, Surgeon, Shanghai

Renner,

Renner, F., K., Fagan & Co., Ltd.,Ewo

chief brewmaster, Shanghai

Brewery Co., Shanghai

Rennie,

Renton, R., proprietor, R. RentonRennie

J. S. M., partner,. J. S. M. & Co., &Ltd.,

Co., Singapore

Singapore

Retz, Mrs.

Reuben,. F.,

C.M. N., production

dir., Reuben mgr., Advertising

Bros., Ltd., &

commr., Publicity

MunicipalBureau, Ltd.,Singapore

Council, Singapore

Reuben, N., dir., Reuben Bros.,

Reuben, R. N., dir., Reuben Bros., Ltd., SingaporeLtd., Singapore

Reungriddhi, Col. L. S'., dir.-gen., Thai State Railways, Bangkok

Reupke, J., Alhambra

Revel-Mouroz, A. J., OttoCigarLinke,

& Cigarette

TsingtaoManufacturing Co., Manila

Rex, Hon, Mr. M., British resident, Resident’s Office, Perak

Reyer, V., agent, Crown China

Reyes, A., clerk, Sabater & Co., Manila Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Reyes, A., Bayne & Co., Manila

Reyes,

Reyes, A.D., A.,chief,

branch mgr.,

TradeSabater Peoples Div.,

Promotion BankBureau

&, TrustofCo., San Fernando,

Commerce, Manila,Manila

The Philippines

Reyes, E., mechanic, & Co., Manila

Reyes,Library,

F., library Manila asst., Public Reading Room (General Reference Division), National

Reyes, F. A., secretary-treasurer, Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

F356 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Reyes,

Reyes, J., ChaseAtkins,

L. asst., Bank, Shanghai

Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Reyles, A., chief, Admin. Div., Bureau of Science, Manila, The Philippines

Reynand, L., consul for France, Hankow

Reyners, Dr.R. H.A.A.C.,

Reynolds, tf., Cottonagent, Mills Vereenigde Vorstenlandsche

Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Cultuur

Co., Ltd.,My,Shanghai

N.Y., Semarang

Rhame, J. F., general mgr., China

Rhein, D., consul, French Legation, Peiping Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rheinfeldt,O. A.W.,K.,viceHospital

Rhoades, consul, &American

LaboratoryConsulate,

Supply Dept.,

KobeKofa American Drug Co.. S’hai

Rhodes, G. W. Sir Jacob Behrens

Riabkin, G., G. Kapustin & Co., Tientsin & Sons, Shanghai

Rial, W. P., engineer-in-chief, Shanghai Waterworks Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Ribeiro, F.A. C.J., V.,Billing

Ribeiro, NationalDept.,City

Macao

BankElectric

of NewLighting Co., Ltd., Macao

York, Shanghai

Ribet, A., partner, Madier, Ribet et Cie, Canton

Ribi, E. C., chief of chancery, Swiss Legation, Tokyo

Ribiero, C. F., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai

Rice, E. E.,F., vice-consul

Ricerra, cashier, “LainUrbana,” charge, American

Building &Consulate, Foochow Manila

Loan Association,

Richard, C. E., managing partner, Gammeter (fc Co., Singapore

Richard,

Richard, J.,G. electrical

T., asst, mgr., engr.,Parbury, HentyCorporation,

Thai Electric & Co., Pty., Ltd.,

Ltd., Kobe

Bangkok

Richard, O., Gammeter & Co., Singapore

Richards, A. R„ Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & C6., Ltd., Shanghai

Richards,

Richards, C.D. G.,C., asst.

deputy dist.health

engr.,officer,

Municipal Electricity

Municipal HealthDept.,

Dept.,Singapore

Malacca

Richards,

Richards, J.

J. G.,

H., manager,

Manufacturers’ American Chinese

Representative,Co., Peiping

Shanghai

Richards, L. H., Liddell Bros.

Richards, R., light keeper, Marine Dept., Penang

Richards,

Richards, W.,W. B.,meteorological officer, Survey

sub-acct., Chartered Bank ofDept.,

India,Kuala Lumpur

Australia (On leave)

& China, Iloilo

Richards, W. J., mng. dir., Marconi (China), Lid. & repres. in China, Marconi’s

Wireless Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Richardson, A. J., A. J. Richardson & Co., Shanghai

Richardson,

Richardson, C.B.,S.,Editorial

mgr., NaiDept.,Lert,China

BangkokPress, Inc., Shanghai

Richardson, C. S., dir., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Richardson,

Richardson, E.G.D.,M., asst.,asst.,Mansfield &&Co.,

GuthrieUnited Ltd.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Co.,States Singapore

Richardson, F., asst, secty., Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Richardson, H, Me. N. W., customs officer, Customs & Excise Dept., F.M.S..

Richardson, J. C., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Richardson, J. D., senior surveyor, Survey Dept,, Singapore

Richardson,

Richardson, J.L.,J.,stores asst.,supt.,

Malayan

F. M.Tabacco Distributors,

S. Railways, Ltd., Singapore

Kuala Lumpur

Richardson,

Richardson, NVA., surveyor to Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Hankow

N., godown supt., Clung Navigation Co., Ltd., Borneo Cb., Ltd., Bangkok

Richardson,

Richardson, R.R. J.J., D„ asst,director,

to dy. registrar, Dept, Tin,

Austral Malay of Statistics, PenangPerak

Ltd., Taiping,

Richardson,

Richardson, W. W. G., B., sub-acct.,

vice-consulChartered

for America,BankDairen

of India, Australia & China, Iloilo

Riches, E. J., director, McAlister & Co., Ltd., committee, Singapore Chamber of Com-

merce,

Riches, H. G.,Singapore

Building & Engineering Dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Richter, A., Helm Bros., Ltd., Kobe

Richter, Dr.

Shanghai 0., underwriter, City Dept., American Asiatic Underwriters Fed. Inc.,

Rickard, F. S., customs officer, Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors, Tobacco and

Petroleum, Singapore

Riddell,

Ridder, F.A. C.R.,J.senior

de, Pass.surveyor,

Dept., Lloyd’s

EasternRegister of Shipping,

& Philippines ShippingKobe Agencies, L(jd., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F357

Riddhirong, Lt.-Col. P. K., traffic supt.,

Ridgway, D. W., Capital Lithographers, Ltd., Tientsin Thai State Railways, Bangkok

Ridgway,W.,J.Doney

Ridler, A., sub-agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Peiping

& Co., Tientsin

Ridley, H. F., officer supt. police circle, Police Dept., Lower Perak, Perak

Ridley,

Rieck, C.,J. partner,

W., technical Mee-Yehstaff,Handels

ShanghaiCompagnie,

Waterworks Fittings Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Riem, C. G., mgr., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbank,

Riemer, E. B. C., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical Industries N. V.,(China),

Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Riess, R., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Rietberg, J., Accts. and Statistics Dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., ^Singapore

Rietschote,

Rifkin, B. van, asst.,. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, ManilaManilaSingapore

N. V.,

Rifkin, L.,

S., pres. & gen.& asst,

vice-pres. mgr.,mgr.,

Shell-Craft & Button

Shell-Craft & ButtonCorpn.,

Corpn.,

Rigby,

Rigden,R.W. H.E.,T.,

Hanson,surveyor,

Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Davao

Rigden, B., cargo

signs p.p., Jardine, Ritchie & Bisset,

Matheson Singapore

Rigg, W. H. B., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Riggio, L., mgr., S. A. Clerici, Bedoni & Co., Shanghai Corporation, Shanghai

Riggs, D. S., mgr., American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Rigonan,

Rijke, P., technical

J. de, sr. clerk, mgr,,

Hongkong & Shanghai

Malayan Breweries, Banking Corporation, Manila

Ltd., Singapore

RijkschroefP,

Rilloraza, A., F.chief,

G., asst.;

Admin.CableDiv.,& Bureau

Wireless,of Ltd.,

Justice,Medan, Manila

The Philippines

Ringer, F. E. E., vice-consul for Sweden, Nagasaki

Ringer,

Ringer, M, C. G.,consular

mgr., Japan & EasternConsulate,

Trading Co., Ltd., Otaru

Ringer, S.V., A.,Holme, Ringeragent,

& Co.,British

Nagasaki Shimonoseki

Ringnalda, G., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. C.), Ltd. & consul for Netherlands, Foochow

Ringwalt,

Rintoul, A. R.,chemist,

second Imperial

secty., American Embassy, Peiping

Rintoul, D.R. E.,H. V., solicitor, Cross Chemical

& Wright,Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Negri Sembilan

Rintoul, Dr. W., chemist, Dept, of Chemistry, Penang

Ritchard, G. T., asst, mgr,, Parbury, Henty & Co. Pty., Ltd., Kobe

Ritchie, Capt. A. T. A., chief game warden, F. M. S., Game Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Ritchie,

Ritchie, J.F. A.,

G., partner,

partner, Palmer

Ilitchie&&Turner,

Bisset, dir., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Ritchie,

Ritter, Dr.W. O.,M.,“Bayer”

sub-agent., Chartered

Yakuhin GomeiBank of India,

Kaisha, KobeAustr. & China, Alor Star, Kedah

Ritter, R., Carlowitz & Co., Canton (On leave)

Rittmueller, F., mgr., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Riva, M.J. deDu,la,asst,

Rivau, International

mgr., Hongay Harvester Co. ofShanghai

Sales, Ltd., The Philippines, Manila

Rivera, C. M., asst.,

Rivera, J.M.,L.,in-charge, Atkins,

secretary,Real Kroll

F. E.Estate &

Zuellig,Co., Inc., Manila

Inc., Manila

Rivera,

Rivera-Schreiber, Sir R., envoy & Insce.

extra. Dept., plenip.,

& minister Fernandez Hermanos,

Peruvian Inc., Manila

Legation, Tokyo

Rivero, J. A. (Accts. & General), Dodwell

Rivero, S. del, mgr., L. Rondon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai & Co., Ltd., Snanghai

Rivers, B. J., head cable foreman, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Rivers, E.C. G.,H.,Ker

Riviere, engr.,& Co.,

CableLtd.,& Wireless,

Manila Ltd., Singapore

Rix, H. Rodway, partner, Maxwell & Kenion, Ipoh, Perak

Rizzi,

Roa, Cav. B. M., Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co., Shanghai

Roach,E.,R.actuary. Insular agent,

B., purchasing Life Assurance

ShanghaiCo., Ltd.,Co.,Manila

Power Shanghai

Roban, L. G., Hospital & Laboratory Supply Dept., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Robb, A. G., dist. surveyor, Survey Dept., Taiping,

Robb, G. A. L., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., Tientsin Perak

Robb, L. T. A., mng. owner, Robb ifc Nilsson, Kuala Lumpur

Robb,

Robbins,W.,H.editor, AmercanMalayan

H., chrmn., ChamberCollieries,

of Commerce

Ltd., Journal,

director, Manila

Federated Engineering Co.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

F358 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Robert,

Roberts,A.,E. Banque

A., seniorBeige PourMunicipal

warder, TEtrangerGaol, (Extreme-Orient),

Shanghai S. A., Shanghai

Roberts, E. J., asst., Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Roberts,

Roberts, G.I. E.,G.,partner,

asst, auditor,

ThomsonAudit& Co.,

Office,Shanghai

Singapore

Roberts, I. M., dir., Office Appliance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Roberts, J. Duncan, managing director, Duncan Roberts, Ltd., Singapore

Roberts, M., asst,, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Roberts,

Roberts, P. F.,F., Arnhold Tranding Co.,Chefoo

Ltd,, Shanghai

Roberts, Q.R. A., consul

mgr. forforJapan,

America,Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Roberts, S. R„ actg.

Roberts Right Rev. W. gaoler, grade ofIII,trustees

P., repres. PrisoninDepartment, Muar,University,

China, St. John’s Johore Shanghai

Robertson, A., mgr., dir., in the East, John Little & Co., Ltd., S’pore, Kuala Lumpur

Robertson, A. C., 2nd Lt., marine detachment, American Embassy, Peiping

Robertson, A. G., partner, Neill & Bell, Kuala Lumpur

Robertson, A. W., president & mng. dir., Findlay Millar Timber Co., Manila

Robertson, E.C. T.H.jr.,W.,Edward

Robertson, Asiatic T,Petroleum

RobertsonCo.&(North China), Ltd., Hankow

Son, Kobe

Robertson, G., acting district officer, Interior,

Robertson, H. D. M., deputy commr,, Police Force, Shanghai British North Borneo

Robertson, J., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Robertson, J. J., terminal supt., Pulo Sebarok Terminal, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.

Singapore

Robertson, L. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Robertson, R. H., Keylack & Pratt, Shanghai

Robertson, T., deputy commr,, Police Force, Shanghai

Robey, M. E.W.,L.,Edward

Robertson, T. Robertson

supt., Dunlop Malayan& Son, Shanghai

Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Robin, R., H. Foox & Co., Tientsin

Robins, Mrs. A. O., proprietress, Oriental Hotel, Bangkok

Robinson, A., mng. dir. & actuary, Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Robinson,

Robinson, C.C. J.,A., staff,

deputyHarper,

masterGilfillan

attendant,& Co,,Marine

Ltd., Dept.,

Kuala Singapore

Lumpur

Robinson, E. C., agent, Manufacturers Life Insurance Co,, Shanghai

Robinson, F., per pro., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Robinson, F. J„ Timber & Sawmills Dept., British Borneo Timber Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Robinson,

Robinson, G.F. J,,N*staff,

asst,,Harper,

MalayanGilfillan

Tobacco& Distributors, Ltd., Singapore

Cq., Ltd,, Singapore

Robinson, H. G. F., architect, Spence, Robinson & Partners, Shanghai

Robinson,

Robinson, J., dir.,gen.Reiss,

L. M., supt,,Bradley

ItogonAMining

Co., Ltd.,

Co.,Swatow

Manila (Absent)

Robinson, P. M., chairman & consulting engr„ Malacca Electric Lighting, Ltd., Malacca

Robinson.,T,Lt.-Col.

Robinson, R. A., navy

F. H,, deputy chiefofficer attached,

of Police, Pplice American Embassy,

Dept., British Peiping Tientsin

Municipality,

Robinson, W., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Robison, H. D., consul for America,

Robitschek, Paul, mgr., Mouveaux Co., Singapare Singapore

Robless, C. E., secty. to Resident Councillor, Resident Councillor’s Office, Penang

Robmson,A.L.W.,C.,Cotton

Robson, mgr., Telegraph

Mills Dept.,Co.,Jardine,

Ltd., penang

Matheson & Cq., Ltd., Shanghai

Robson, J., O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Yokohama

Robson, J. H. M., chairman, Malay Mail Press Co., Kuala Lumpur

Roch, M. Le, consul, chancelier, French Consulate, Shanghai

Rocha, C. A. da, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Roche, A. A., Radio & Tobacco Dept., Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Roche, E., mecanicien,

Rochester, Sociqte des

A., asst., McAuliffe, Chaux Youngs

Turquand, Hydrauliques

& Go,, du Langtho, Haiphong

Penang

Rochreke, G., partner, Carlowitz & Co., .Shanghai

Rockwell, J. C., pres., Manila Electric Co,, Manila

Rocque,G,J.A.,de Bookkeeping

Rodde, la, cashier, Banque de Tlndochine, Singapore

Dept,, Java-China-Japan Lijn, N.V., Shanghai,

Rode, W. A., mgr,, Caxton Press, Ipoh, Perak

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F359

Rodenfuser, R., local mgr., Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes, Shanghai

Rodger,

Rodger, J.,H. director & secty..

D., attorney Mien Wha Thread

& counsellor-at-law, Co., Ltd.,

Rodger Shanghai

& Wiener, Shanghai

Rodgers, E. R., Transportation Department, Shanghai Power Co,, Shanghai

Rodgers, S. McF., works supt., United Engineers, Ltd., Penang Board, Singapore

Rodgers, H. K., chairman, gen. mgr, i f e chief engr, Singapore Harbour

Rodionoff, Y. B., asst, clerk-of-works, Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rodrigues, D., Notary Public, Macao

Rodrigues, E. V., sr asst, supervisor, H. M. Customs & Excise, Malacca

Rodrigues, F., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Rodrigues, F. de S. F., manager &, propr., F. Rodrigues, Macao

Rodrigues, H., junior asst, auditor, Audit Office, Malacca

Rodrigues, Dr. L. G. de O., Barrister-at-Law, Macao

Rodrigues, L. J., Caretaker’s Dept., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Hankow

Rodrigues, Mrs. N. A. van W., asst, manager p.p., F. Rodrigues, Macao

Rodrigues, W. C., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Rodriguez, C., trav. repres., American Express Co., Inc., Manila

Rodriguez, E., pres., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Rodriguez,

Rodriguez, E.F., B„Strong

director, National

& Co., Kobe Library, Manila

Rodriquez, C., Bayne & Co., Manila

Roe, H. B., manager, Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Roe, R. E., mng. prop., R. E. Roe & Co., Singapore

Roe, R. H., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Cebu

Roehr, O. C., manager’', Industrial Equipment Dept., International Harvester Co.

of The Philippines, Manila

Roehreke, E. (Export), Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Roehreke, G., partner, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Roelli, J. Jr., Ed. A. Keller & Co., Ltd., Manila

Roelofsen, Dr. P. A., director ciologist, Deli Experiment Station Staff, Medan

Roels, C. A, estate manager, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Roeper, C., signs per pro., G. T. Fulford & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Roesholm, C., mng. director, Texas Co., Inc., Manila

Roessler, W., Asiatic Yeast Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Roesti, M.,B. Liebermann

Rogard, S., Chihli Waelchli

Press, & Co., Osaka

Tientsin

Roger, A., Export & Import Co., Ltd. of Cochinchine, Saigon

Rogers, J. T., plant engr., Shanghai

Rogers, T., electrical engineer, Municipal Telephone Co., Fed.Supply

Electricity Inc.,,Shanghai

Dept., Penang

Rogge, C. H., partner, Kohler, Groesser

Rogovin, L. M., prop., Daltotat’s Pharmacy, Dairen

Rohde, 0. C., plant supt., Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Rojdestvensky, B. N., acct., General Motors China, Ltd., Shanghai

Roliz, G. E., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Rollinson, W. A., manager, Australian Primary Producers, Singapore

Rolls, G. G.,

Romain, A., vice-chairman,

Patons & Baldwins, BelgianLtd.,Chamber

Shanghaiof Commerce, Shanghai

Roman, E., Trucking

Romanenko, Dept., &Commercial

A. L, sub-acct. pro. mgr., Express

National&City

Storage,

BankFed. Inc.,York,

of New Shanghai

Tientsin

Romanoff, D. G., agency staff, West Coast Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Romanoff, T. P., acct., Astor House Hotel, Ltd., Tientsin

Rombaut, P. J., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Romer,

Romero,H.P. E.R.,Tadeusz,

asst, chief,ambassador,

CommercialPolish Embassy,of Commerce,

Div., Bureau Tokyo Manila, The Philippines

Romilly, M. C., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Romney,

Rompen, H.P. H., editorial

G. M., acct., staff,

EasternMalay Mail, KualaShipping

Romulo, Carlos

Roncoroni, L., P., publisher,

mgr., C. Bianchi, Peoples Press, Inc., Manila

Shanghai

Rondon, L., mng. director, L. Rondon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ronlez, E., dir., vice-mgr.

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ronvaux,

Rooks, H. J. D., Berrick & Co., Ltd.,Consulate,

A., hon. consul, Belgian YokohamaYokohama (On leave)

Roos, A., Passage Dept,, Royal Packet Navigation Co., Singapore

Roose, G. M., controller, William Hunt & Co., Shanghai

Rootstein, D., G. Kapustin & Co., Shanghai

Rooy,

Roper,H.E. van, asst, towarden,

J., senior factoryMunicipal

mgr., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Gaol, Shanghai

Roper-Caldbeck,

ofJ.,Commerce, G. R., director,

Singapore Boustead & Co., Ltd., Committee, Singapore Chamber

Ros, Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Bacolod

Rosa, A. de la, chief, Gallery of Art & History Secretary (Filipiniana Division),

Rosa,National

J. da, H.Library,

NolascoManila, The Philippines

& Co., Macao

Rosal, I., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Rosario, A., Accounts & Gen. Office, Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rosario, Dr. A. del, medical officer, Department of Health & Sanitation, Zamboanga

Rosario, A. T. del, Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Rosario,

Rosario, G., D. (Accts.

Oriental& Export

General),Co.,Dodwell

Kobe & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rosario, V. de, clerical staff, Cable &Library,

Rosario, G. del, librarian, National Wireless,Nueva Ltd., Ecija Rranch, Nueya Ecija

Singapore

Rose,

Rose, E. N., Shanghai div. mgr., E. I. Du Pont De Nemours(China),

A. A. M., Acct. Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., Shanghai

& Co., Inc., Shanghai

Rose, T. M. L., staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Rose, Major

Rose, V., eng.W.,mgr,,

actg.Arnold

registrar,

& Co.,Municipal

Ltd., ShanghaiVehicles Dept., Singapore

Rose, Andersen, R,, mgr., Thoresen & Co, (Bangkok), Ltd., Bangkok

Rosenberg, K., Liebermann Waelchli

Rosenberg, W., News Dept., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Rosenstein, N., Oppenheimer Casing Co., Tientsin

Rosenstock, C. W., pres., Commonwealth Sales Co., Inc., Manila

Rosenstool,

Rosenstool, J., G., Share

signs per pro.,Doney

Office, W. Rabben & Co., Tientsin

& Co., Tientsin

Rosevare, R. E., asst, mgr., Goodrich

Rosholt, M, L., China Press, Inc,, Shanghai International! Rubber Co., Manila

Ross,

Ross, A., Macgregors, Ltd., Shanghai

Ross, A.A.A. A.,

Ross, A., foreman

director,

R., signs

(MandaiLittle

per John

Quarry),

pro., Whitamore

Ltd., Engineer’s

Singapore,

Co., Tientsin KualaDept., Singapore

Lumpur

Ross B. E., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Ross, C. E., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific S. S., Ltd., Shanghai

Ross, D. B., sujjt.,

Ross, Donald Police

E., gen. Force,

agent, Shanghai

Canadian National Railways, Yokohama

Ross, E.D. C.,P., president,

Ross, Accounts Dept., Canadian

Lime Kilns, Inc.,Pacific

& consul Steamships,

for Penama,Ltd.,Manila

Shanghai

Ross, H., Transocean News Service, Shanghai

Ross, H. T., deputy supt., Government Printing Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Ross, J.J., M.,

Ross, lawyer,

lawyer,Ross,Ross,

Lawrence,

Lawrence, SelpSelp & Carrascoso, Manila

Ross,

Ross, J. B., manager, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Ross, R.J. L.,R., director, Kyle, Palmer

Union Insurance & Co.,

Society Ltd., Kuaia

of Canton, Ltd.,Lumpur

Sourabaya

Ross, T. M. L., Industrial Sales repres., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Penang, Ipoh, Perak

Ross, T. N., asst., Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Rosse, G. M., secty. & treas., Hunt Engineering Corpn., Shanghai

Rossel, L., dir. & mgr., Oriental Stores, Ltd., Bangkok

Rosselot,

Rosset, S. J.,de,consul,

chargeChilean Consulate,

d’Aftaires, Tokyo Shanghai

Polish Legation,

Rost, Frl. A., Engineering Dept., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Rostaing,

Rosted, M., Societe des Cimenfs Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Rotberg,P.,K.,Telegraph

asst, trustStation,

officer. Great

PeoplesNorthern Telegraph

Bank & Trust Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Manila

Roth, W.

Roth, V., J.,

French

WesternConcession

ElectricOffice,

Co. ofShanghai Gas Co., Branch),

Asia (Philippines Ltd., Shanghai

Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F36L

Rothe, H. J., Agfa China Co., Shanghai

Rothe, K., gen. traffic mgr., Shanghai

Rothe, U,, proprietor, Hackmack & Co., Peiping Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Rothschild,

Rottenschweiler, M., manager,

A., EscherRieser WyssCo.,Engineering

Inc., ChefooWorks, Ltd., Tokyo

Rottman, H.A. E.,

Rouffaer, EL, agent,

manager, I. I. Tschurin &Lijn

Java-China-Japan Co., Agentschap

Ltd., HarbinAmoy, N.V., Amoy

Rounds, K. K., sub acct., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Rouse, Albert, manager,

Rouse, Arthur, director, JamesMcMullan (Agencies),

McMullan & Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Chefoo

Chefoo

Rouse,

Roustan, J., manager, Grand Hotel de Pekin, Peiping Changsha

R. C. P., actg. commr., Chinese Maritime Customs,

Rousseau, administrateur, Societe Anonyme des Riz dTndochine, Denis Freres, Saigon

Routley,

Row, A. C.,Dr.mgr., P. E.Sales

F., health

& Mdse. officer, MedicalHenningsen

Division, Department,ProduceKedahCh;, Shanghai

Rowe,Shanghai

A. T. jr., vice-consul, Agricultural

Rowell, G. L., inspr. of Machinery, Mines Department, Ipoh, Perak

Rowland, E. M., senior asst, locomotive supt., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Rowley,

Rowoldt,H.B.,S.C., mgr.,creditman,

general Eastern Extension

Texas Co.Australia

(China), &Ltd.,

ChinaShanghai

Telegraph Co., Ltd., Manila

Rowsell,

Rowsome, H.D.B.,H.,Building

mgr., Supplies

Texas Co. Section, Ltd.,

(China), Arnhold

Dairen& Co., Ltd.* Shanghai

Rowswell, R. D., asst, contr. of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Ipoh, Perak

Roxas,

Roxas, A.A. P.,

B., director,

vice-pres.,“La Urbana,”y Building

A.A. Soriano Cia,“Banco & Loan Asscn., Manila

Manila

Roxas, His Excellency

Mortgage Bank, Manila S. y, pres., Hipotecario de Pilipinas,” Savings &

Roxas,

Roxburgh,.vl., secty.

A.engr., of Finance,

J. H.,C.Caldbeck, Department

Macgregor of Finance, Manila, The Philippines

Roy,

Roy, L.,

W. 4th

M. (Textiles); S.China

Recorder, &&Wireless,

Cable Ltd.,

Engineers,

Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Tientsin

Singapore

Royan, P. A. Y,, inspr. of Works. Public Works Department, Kelantan

Royere,

Roza, E.,J.,acct.,

consul Unionfor France,

Steamship Nanning

Agency, Shanghai

Roza, J., Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Shanghai

Roza, P. O. da, Liebermann Wselchli & Co., Shanghai

Rozario, E.C. C.,

Rozario, G., accountant,

Export & Import Co., Ltd.Produce

Henningsen of Cochinchine, Saigon

Co., Shanghai

Rozario,

Rozario, E. J. M., acct.,

E.F., M.localde,staff, Texas

chiefCable Co. (China),

clerk, &H.Wireless,

M. Customs Ltd,, Canton

Rozario,

Rozario, F. M., Accounts & Gen. Office, Ltd.,&Singapore

Shanghai

Excise, Malacca

& Hongkew Wharf Co., Ltd., S’hai

Rozario,

Rozario, L,H. General

H., A. B.Office,DavidShanghai

& Co., Ltd.,

GasSaigon

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Rozario, M., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Rozario,

Rozenbaum, Y. de,B.,localgen.desstaff,

mgr. &Cable & Wireless,

secty., Millington Ltd.,

Ltd.,Singapore

Rozier, J., Societe Ciments Portland

Roziers, J. B. des, commercial agent, French Consulate, Artifciels deShanghai

ITndochine,

Batavia Haiphong

Rozmahoff,

Rubant,J.Fancis M. P., Universal

W., propr., Leaf Tobacco Co.

Co:, Tsinan Shanghai

of China,

F. W. Rubantde&Constructions

Ruber,

Shanghai E., Societe Franco-Chinoise MetalliqueS et Mecaniques,

Rubio, C. P., director, “La

Rubio, V. M., Fleming & Williamson, Manila Urbana,” Building & Loan Association, Manila

Rudd, C.

Rudgard, R., G. V.,

J. O.,Lowe,electrical

asst,Bingham engr.,

agent, Kailan Federal Engineering

Administration, Shanghai Lum'pur

Mining Shanghai Co., Ltd., Kuala

Rudland, & Matthews,

Rudland, T., Lowe, Bingham &■ Matthews, Shanghai

Rudolf, Gustav,

Ruedorff, signsRudolf &,Carlowitz

Co., Tokyo

Ruegg, R.,B.,chief p.p.,Sulzer

acct., Bros. &Engineering

Co., HankingOffice, Kobe

Ruf, A., Eastman Kodak Co., Shanghai

JE'362 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Ruffin, L. H., manager, Swan, Culbertson & Fritz, Manila

Rufus,

Rugh, Dr.A. V.,D. local staff, Cable

D., repres.

in China, Ltd., Singapore

Yale-in-China Association, Changsha

Ruhfuss, P., attache, China Export Import & Bank Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ruhl, O,, signs per pro., Engineering Dept., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Ruiz-Jimenez, F., secty., “Banco Hipotecario de Filipinas,” Savings & Mortgage Bank,

Ruiz,Manila

J., director, Bureau of Posts, Manila, The Philippines

Rukich, L. R., chief auditor, Thai State Railways, Bangkok

Rule, M. T., acct., Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Penang

Rumarchuk, J. E., Property & Maintenance Dept., E. D. Sassoon, & Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Rummel,

Rumpf,E.,E.,J.Alhambra

K., Generation

Melchers & Co.,&Dept.,

Tientsin Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Rupp, Cigar Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Rush, J. L., staff, Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Rushworth,

Russell, E. D.,Babcock

A., Toyo asst., Mansfield

Kabushiki& Co., Ltd ,Yokohama

Kaisha, Singapore

Russell, D. O., permanent dir., W. R. Loxley & Co. (China), Ltd., Tientsin

Russell,

Russell, H. F., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I), Ltd.,Co.,Manila

Geo., managing director, J. Curnow & Ltd., Yokohama

Russell, H. N. D., senior customs officer, H. M. Customs & Excise, Malacca

Russell,

Russell, J.H.W.,

S., dir.,

chiefHarrisons,

acct., Dunlop Barker & Co.,Estates,

Malayan Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Malacca

Russell, P. C., gaoler,, grade III, Prison Dept.,: Singapore

Russell, W., signs per pro., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd.,Malacca

Russell, P. M., acct., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Shanghai

Russell, W. J., supervisor, Stores Dept., Shanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Rutgers, F., vice-consul & secretary-interpreter, Netherlands Legation, Bangkok

Rutherford, A.N. G.,

Rutherford, H., secty.,

chairman,Shanghai

Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Stock Exchange, Shanghai

Rutten, Dr. H., mng. dir., Simpangsche Apotheek, Ltd., Sourabaya

Rutter, R. A., resident,

Rutz, -)., president, East Coast of British North Borneo

Ruyabhorn, Sen Lt.Nichizui

Van, dir.,Trading Co., Ltd.,Corpn.,

Thai Electric OsakaLtd., Bangkok

Ruyters, A.,

Ryan, D.B. G., gen. mgr., Union Franco Chinoise de Navigation, Chungking

Ryan, H., gen. agent, Pass.Harvester

International Dept., Canadian Pacific

Co. of Philippines, Steamships,

Manila Ltd., Yokohama

Ryan, W. C., per pro., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Ryck,

Ryder,L.,J., Shipping

Line Dept.,Dept., C. liliesTraction

Singapore & Co., Dairen

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Ryder, R. R., dist. sales mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Kuala Lumpur

Rynd, P. G-, asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Sabater, Dr. A., asst, manager, Sabater & Co., Manila

Sabater,

Sabater, Dr.Dr. C.,

M., vice-pres.

pres.

mgr.,mgr., Sabater

Sabater & Co.,& Co., Manila

Manila

Sabot, C., fonde de pouvoirs, Banque de I’lndochine, Haiphong

Sachau,

Sacher, J.,M.,James

ChienNeilHsin&Engineering

Co., ShanghaiCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Sackiewicz, W., F. E.Office,

Sadler, G., General Zuellig. Inc., Manila

Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sadkowsky, S. J., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Sadoc, A., gen. mgr. for China & signs per pro., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Saegert,Y., H.,

Saga, manager,

traffic S. A. Medicon,

mgr., North Ltd., Shanghai

China Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd., Chefoo

Sagar, R. S., 'Borneo Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Sage,

Said, R. R., attorney, Standard-Vacuum

Bachee

Oil Co.,

Saiha,H.K.,A.,Eiwa

mgr.,Yoko,

Haji Shanghai

Saintes, P., vice-consul,

Sainton,V.,W.mgr.,

H., Bank

Shipping French Consulate, Singapore

Sainz, of theDept., WheelockCebu

Philippines, & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Saito,

Saitoh,L,T.,chancellor, JapaneseLtd.,

Bank of Taiwan, Consulate,

HankowSingapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F363

Sakai, K., chief clerk, American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Sakai, S., Engineering Dept., American Trading Co.

Sakamura, K., dir., Chinese Telegraph & Telephone Office, Chefoo of Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Sakano, I.,H.,Kozhaya

Sakayori, Shokai,

mng.Atkinson

dir., Kobe Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Masukow

Saker, R. M„ dir., & Dallas, Ltd., Shanghai

Sakowsky,

Sakuma, G., p. p. mgr., Bank of Taiwan,Manila

G. A., consul for Germany, Ltd., Shanghai

Sakuri, K., dir., Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Sakurai, L.,

Salanga, T., asst, mgr., Mitsui

asst, chief, MarketsBank,

Div.,Ltd., Shanghai

Bureau of Commerce, Manila, The Philippines

Salas, J. J., consul for Peru, Kobe

Sale, F. G., vice-chairman, Sale & Co.,

Sale, G. S., chairman, Sale & Co., Ltd., Tokyo Ltd., Tokyo

Sales,

Salinas,G. R.,R, secty., Manila Trading & Supply Co.,Sassoon

Manila& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Salinger, D. Property Maintenance

P., sub-mgr., Deacon &Dept., E. D.Canton

Co., Ltd.,

Salnikoff, A., W. H. Winning & Co., Dairen

Salt,

Salter,W.J.,H.,asst,

barrister-at-law,

engr., Dept, ofW.Customs

H. SaltExcise,

& Co., Opium,

Muar, Johore

Liquors, Tobacco and Petroleum,

Singapore

Salter, W., E.Maurice Jenks, Percival,

Salvanera, V., librarian, National Isitt & Co.,Tayabas

Library, Tokyo Branch, Tayabas

Salzmann, W., asst., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Samat, O. H., mgr., Labour Association, Ltd., Singapore

Sami, P. P., chief clerk, W. .H, Pratt, Ltd., Negri Sembilan

Sammann, Paul E., prop., Paul E. Sammann & Co., Fed. Inc., .Shanghai

Sammy, P., partner, Johannes & Sammy, Singapore

Sampedro, P. M., manager, Philippine Net; & Braid Manufacturing Co., Inc,,

Manila

Sample, C. J., aspt. gen. mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Yokohama

Sampson, G. M., asst, engr., Works & Buildings, P. W. D., Kuala Lumpur

Sampson, J. S., president & gen. mgr., Philippine Engineering Cprpn,, Manila

Sampson, R, T., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Samson, A. H., asst, commr.. Police Force, Shanghai

Samuel, C. R., partner, Logan, Ross & Samuel, Penang

Samuel, Dr. H. P., deputy medical officer, Tapah Hospital, Perak

Samuel, Dr. J., medical officer, District Hospital, Bentong, Pahang

Sarny, S. B. K., overseer, Public Works Dept., Malacca

Sanborn, D. G., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co,, Hankow

Sanchez, Dr. A., city health officer, Dept, of Health & Sanitation, Zamboanga

Sandejas, E. P., pres.-mgr., Manila Mercantile Co., Inc., Manila

Sander, A., partner, Sander, Wieler & Co., Harbin

Sander, P., East Asiatic Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Harbin

Sander, W., mgr., Sander Wieler & Co., Canton

.Sanders, H. W., mgr., Pritchard & Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Sanders, J. O., transportation mgr., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Sanderson,

Sanderson, E.F. R.,L., 0.asst.B. Nelson & Co.,Raub

gen. mgr., Manila

Australian Gold, Mining Co., Ltd.,

Raub, Pahang

Sanderson, G., Railing Mining Administration, Chinwangtao

Sanderson, J., warden of Mines, Mines Dept., Johore

Sanderson, R. P., director, Astor House Hotel, Ltd,, Tientsin

Sandgreen, K. T., Siber, Hegner & Co. (Tientsin), Ltd., Tientsin

Sandosham, J., boarding officer, Marine Department, Singapore

Sands, F. G, mng. director, Malaya Publishing House, Ltd., Singapore

Sands, N. R., agricultural officer, Agricultural Dept,, Johore North, Johore

Sands, P. C./asst. dist, engr., Municipal Electricity Department, Singapore

Sandt, W., Paper Department, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Sangaland, V. C., Acct. Department, Kelly & Walsh Ltd., Shanghai

Sanham, A. H., workshop supt., United Engineers, Ltd., Perak

Sant H D. van der, asst., Nederlaridsche Handel-Maatschappij, N .V., S?pore

F364 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Santamaria, J., asst, clerk, Sabater & Co., Manila

Santamaria, M., chief of Div. (Archives Div,), National Library, Manila

Santerre, P., mg,r., Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ltd., Sbanghai

Santos, B. F., shipping representative, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., S’pore

Santos, E., secty. (Philippine Historical Committee), National. Library, Manila

Santos, F., personnel & record clerk (Admin. Div.), National Library, Manila

Santos, F. A., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Santos, G., senior clerk, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Oorpn., Manila

Santos, I. E. de, librarian, National Library, Sta Cruz Branch, Sta Cruz

Santos, J., Business & Printing Department, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Santos, J. A., secretary, Department of Justice, Manila The Philippines

Santos, J. J., sales mgr., Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

Santos, L.,1 senior clerk, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Santos, M. A., chief, Catalog File & Labelling Sect., National Library, Manila

Santos, M V. de lbs, president, University of Manila, Manila

Santos, 0., Order Office, Shanghai Vacuum Cleaning k. Storage Co;, Ltd.,

Shanghai

Santos, R.. local asst. (Sales), Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Hanoi

Santos, R. J., The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Sapojnikoff, G., artist, North China Daily News c& Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Saravanamuttu, M., editor, Straits Echo & Times of Malaya, Penang

Saravanan, Si, asst, to dy. registrar, Department of Statistics,, Penang

Sarda, R., acct., Banque de I’Indochine, Kouang-tcheou-wan

Sardeman, H., sub-aect., Nederlandsch Indische Handelsbapk, N. V., Shanghai

Sarsadskih, V. N.,, chemist-pharmacist, Balandin’s Pharmacy, Tientsin

Sarutananda, K., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Sasaki K., yice-pres., South Manchuria Railway Co., Dairen

Sasaki, S., engr., American Trading Co. of Japan, Ltd., Osaka

Sasaki, Y., p.p. mgr., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Newchwang

Sashida, H. M., acct., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd,, Kobe

Sassoon, Sir Vic., Bt., governing dir., E. D. SassoOn Banking Co., Ltd., S’hai

Satake, T., mng. prop., T. Satake & Uo., Singapore

Sato, O., vice-pres., South Manchuria Railway Co,, Dairen

Sato, S., branch manager. Continental Insurance Co. of New York, Yokohama

Sato, T. (Shipping. & Insce.), F. Ow.ston & Co.. Ltd., Yokohama

Sato, Y., mgr,, Oriental Cotton Trading Co., Tientsin

Satow, T., mng. dir., Bagnail & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Satterfield, F. M., sub. mgr., National City Bank of New York, Manila

Sauer, G. F.,E.,Bayer

Sauerland, PharmaSeiko

dir., Doitsu Co., Shanghai

K. K., Tokyo

Saugon, F., troisieme secretaire

Saugon, F., vice-consul for Franch, et vice-consul,

Canton French Legation, Bangkok

Saunders, I. H., asst., Ferry Service Dept., Penang Harbour Board, Penang

Saunders, R. A., Marine Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.). Ltd., Shanghai

Savage,

Savege, E. T..

S., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco

KualaCo.,Lumpur

Ltd., Euterprise Tobacco Co., Ltd., S’hai •

Savialoff,E.M.,

Savitsky,

asst.,

B. M.,InSce. Whitall

Friedlaender & Co.,

k Smith,

Dept., Oliver Chine,Peiping

Shanghai

Savul, H. A. R., H. A. I. Savul & Co., Shanghai

Sawata, K., Machinery

Sawbridge,

Sawrey, H. R.,asst.,2ndMalaysiam

H. W., secty., British Embassy,

Tin Ltd., PerakTokyo

Sawyer, A. W., inst. mgr., Asiatic Petroleum

Sawyer, J. B., vice-consul, Visa Section, American Co. (North China),

Consulate, Ltd., Tangku

Shanghai

Sawyer,

Saxelby, R.W.,F.,works

acct.,stores,

NestleUnited

& Anglo-Swiss

Engineers, MilkLtd.,

Products Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Saydah,

Sayer, W.E.,W.,gen.bandmgr.master,

for China, SaydahOrchestra

Municipal

Shanghai

Shanghai

Sayers, M., Merchant & Commission Agent, Singapore

Sayle, R. G., Insce.

Scales, S.T.S.,R.,asst, Dept., Jardine.

treas.,manager,

Treasurer’s Matheson

Dept,Sales

Singapore Ltd., Shanghai

Scanlon, general Sunland Association, Inc., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Scarlett, R. W , asst., Eastern

Schaap, C. J., mgr., Nederlandsche Smelting Co., Ltd., Dato Kramat,

Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Penang

Shanghai

Schacht, D., managing partner, Studt & Co., Canton

Schacht, J., managing

Schadendorf,R. E.,R., mgr.,

Melcherspartner, Studt

Engineering & Co., Canton

Corporation,

Schaerrer, Wagons Lits Terminus Hotel, Tientsin

Hankow

Schalbart,

Schall, A., estate

H., sales asst.,Singapore

repres., Socfin Co.,Rubber

Ltd., Works,

Kuala Lumpur

Ltd., Singapore

Schall, H.,E.,Jardine

Schalow, “Bayer”Engineering

Yakuhin Gomei Corporation,

Kaisha,Ltd.,

KobeShanghai

Schaper, W.

Scharfenberg, B., Yarehamp & Co., Medan

Scharff, J. W., K.,chiefC. health

Holsteinofficer,

& Co.,Health

OsakaDept,, Singapore

Schatz, Dr. A., Tsingtao Pharmacy Watson’s, Tsingtao (On leave)

Schedin, G., American Chinese Co., Fed. Inc., Peiping

Scheeffer, E., Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Tsingtao

Scheel, P., consul-general, Danish Consulate, Shanghai

Scheer, M., Asiavice-consul,

Export Co.,American

Tientsin Consulate, Batavia

Schekin, E.A.,E.,Business

Schefer, & Printing Depts., Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Schell, A. W., representative, American Radio & Refrigeration Co., Shanghai

Schenk, P. A., manager, Schmidt & Co., Canton

Scheuten, A., Import Dept., American Trading Co.& Co.,

Schetelig, W. (chemicals), Liebermann Waelchli Shanghai

of Japan, Ltd., Kobe, Osaka

Schick, F., vice pres., Hunt Engineering Corporation,

Schiess, E. A., asst., Cold Storage Creameries, Ltd., Singapore Shanghai

Schiffner, A., asst, mgr., Schiffner k Co., Ltd., Singapore

Schiffner, S., manager, Schiffner & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Schiitte, A.G. E.,

Schiller, P., L.subRondon

acct., N.k Y.Co.,Nederiandsch

Ltd., Shanghai Indische Handelsbank, Medan

Schillig, W., Becker & Co., Tokyo

Schilling, E. J., asst, mgr., Chase Bank, Tientsin

Schilling, W., vice-consul for Switzerland, Shanghai

Schinazi,

Schinckel,L.K.,R.,signs

mgr.,perElizalde & Co., Inc.,Gaumer

pro., Schnabel, Shanghai & Co., Shanghai

Schindler, E., auditor,

Schindler, J.K.,P.,manager, Pacific

mgr., Banque Commercial

de ITndochine, Co., Cebu

Schindler, W. Koreska, ShanghaiHankow

Schink,

Schirner, G., chief acct., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Schirmer, Fr., “Bayer”

H., manager, Yakuhin

BermannGomei k Co., Kaisha,

Nagoya Nagoya

Schirmer, O. W., Bergmann & Co.,

Schirmer, W. H., mgr., Bergmann & Co., Nagoya Kobe

Schlaf, R.,K.Doitsu

Schlager, H., FordSenryoMotorGomei Kaisha, Tokyo

Co. Exports, Inc., Shanghai

Schlee,

Schloemer, M., China Export-Import & Bank& Lumber

R., pres., Shanghai Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Tientsin

Schloss, F., Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co.,

Schloten, H., Pharmaceutical Chemist, Shanghai Shanghai

Schmid,

Schmid, H., W. Ferd. perKlingelnberg Soehne, G.Ltd.,

m. b.Singapore

H. Zweignie derlassung S’hai., S’hai

Schmidt,K.,C. signs

W., partner, pro.,O.Diethelm

H. Anz &kCo., Co.,Chefoo

Schmidt, Dr.

Schmidt, E. J.,H.,ThePhysician

Chase Bank, TientsinTsingtao

and Surgeon,

Schmidt,

Schmidt, J. (Booking),

Max W., Carlowitz

3rd secty., k Co., Embassy,

Shanghai Tokyo

Schmidt, Eng. O., mgr., BolderAmerican

Keitei Goshi Kaisha, Manchukuo

Schmidt, R. A., “Bayer” Yakuhin

Schmidt, Dr. Theo., Zirn k Schmidt, Private Gomei Kaisha,

Clinic,Kobe

Kobe

Schmidt, Dr. W., representative, Windsor & Co., Bangkok

Schmit, G., Shipping Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Schmit, R., Compagnie des Chargeurs

Schmitt, L., N. V. Behn, Meyer k Co., Cebu Reunis, Saigon

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Schmitz, Fr. Wilh., dir., Overland Transport Co., Tientsin

Schmitz, P., P. Schmitz & Co., Osaka

Schmitz, P., director, K. K. L., Leyhold Shokwan, Osaka

Schmollinger,

Schmuser, H,, C., mgr.,Deutsch-Asiatische Bank, Shanghai

Tientsin Book & Stationery Co., Tientsin

Schnabel, R., Clarke & Larkin, Manila

Schneider, A., Asiatic Yeast Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Schneider, Ch. A., signs per pro., Carlowitz & Co., Canton

Schneider,

Schneierson,Fr.,V.,signs per pro.,

Editorial Dept.,Nachf,

ChinaH.Press

AhrensInc,,& Co., Tokyo

Shanghai

Schneiter, J., engr., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Schnell, E., C. Holstein & Co., Osaka

Schnell,

Schnell, G., Liebermann

W., Diethelm Waelchli

& Co., Co., Osaka

Schnurmacher, L., consul for Ltd., Singapore

Czechoslovakia, Manila

Schober, Wm. J., director, Baguio Gold Mining Co;, Manila,

Schoch, A. F., Siemssen & Co., Hankow

Schoene, F., agent, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Schoenwald,

Scholtz, H. F.,G.,manager.

AccountsInternational

& Gen. Office,Engineering

Shanghai & Hongkew

Co., Inc., Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Bangkok

Scholy, D. H., attache, China Export-Import Bank

Schoonbeck, F. A. Van, tech, asst., Public Works Dept., Muar, JohoreCo., Ltd., Shanghai

Schradieck, E., mgr. of the Philippines, Staindard-Yacuuffi Oil Co., Manila

Schrafft, F. M., Macondray & Co., Inc., Manila

Schrage,

Schreck, C., signs permanager,'Schoeller-Bleckmann

pro., Carlowitz ie Co!, ShanghaiPhoenix Seiko G. K., Tokyo

Schreiber,H.,B.,general

Deutsche StickstoflPH. G., Kraugh m Co., Shanghai

Schreiner, EL signs per pro., Nachf. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo

Schreuder, R‘C., consul for Norway, Sourabaya

Schreuder, J. E., Yarekamp & Co., Medan

Schreuder,

Schroder, W. A., mgr., Dept.,

FreightC.Dept., Java

Co., China Japah Lijn, N. V., Batavia

Schroder, A.,

H. G.Shipping

E., Import Dept., lilies

N. Y.& Behn,Dairen

Meyer

Schroeder, R. L., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Schroeders,

Schroemo, V.,N.Jardine

N., Marthoud & Cie, Corporation,

Engineering Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai,

Schruback, D. V., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Schubert,

Schubert, A.,

H., consul

Bergmannfor Finlaud, Canton ,

& Co., Kobe

Schuette, H. F., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Schuette,

Schuhl, F.J.J.,G.,lawyer,

mgr., Schuhl

Melchers& &Lurton,

Co. & consul for Finland, Tsingtao

Shanghai

Schuitmaker, K. P., consular agent, French Consulate, Padang

Schuler, Frank A. Jr., 3rd secty., American Embassy, Tokyo

Schult,

Schulte,E.,E.,signs ppa., Dept.,

Technical Mee-YehDeutsche

HandelsFarben-Handels.

Compagnie, Shanghai

Schulthess, O., vice-president, F. El Zuellig, Inc., ManilaWaibel

Schultz, J., American Far Eastern Match Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Schultz, J. R,, vice-pres., A. Soriano y Cia, Manila

Schultze,M.L.,H.,Continental

Schulz, Motors,

signs perShanghai

pro., Shanghai

W. Ferd. Klingelnberg Soehne, G.m. b.H. Zweignieder-

lassung Shanghai,

Schulze, W.,

Schumacher, mgr., Schmidt & Co., Ltd., &Shanghai

Schumacher, A.C., E.,repres.

2nd ofvice-president manager,H. Chase

N. V. Carl Schlieper Bank, Shanghai

Mij., Bergmann

Schumacher, E., “Bayer” Yokuhin Gokuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Schuon, W„ Doitsu Senryo Gomei Kaisha,

Schuster, E., mgr., Cosmos Paper Co., Shanghai Tokyo

Schutz,

Schwaner,R., C.Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

F., Harrisions Condensed

& Crosfield, Ltd.,Milk Co., Mukden

Belawans Sub-Branch, Medan

Schwartz,J..,W.Ewo

Schwarz, G., mgr., Twentieth

Brewery Co., Century-Fox (Far East), Inc., Tokyo

Shanghai

Schwarz, T., repres., D. Gestetner (Eastern), Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F367

Schweigert, E. W. G., asst, zone acct., Otis Elevator Co.,

Schweizer, EL, dir., Malayan Breweries, Ltd., mgr., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Singapore Shanghai

Schwer, J. EL, general mgr., Chungking Ice Co., Inc., Chungking

Schweyer, A. EL, manager, International Harvester Export Co, Harbin

Scoones, P. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Scopes,

Scott, A.L.W.,A.,Accounting

actg.-consul

Estates forSime,

Dept.,Dept., GreatDarbyBritain,Co.,

Canton

Ltd., Malacca

Scott,

Scott, C.C. F.,J., clerk, American Standard-Vacuum

Consulate, Tokyo Oil Cp'., Tientsin

Scott, C. R., repres., United Engineers, Ltd., Singapore

Scott, D., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Kuantan, Pahang

Scott, D., naval architect, Ritchie & Bisset, Singapore

Scott, D. W.,

Scott, D. L. W.,asst.,asst.,Hume

Whiteaway,

Pipe (FarLaidlaw & Co.,Singapore

East), Ltd., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Scott, E. K., agent,. Dorman, Long & CO., Ltd., Shanghai

Scott, F.

Scott,Kuala C.,

M., partner, Gilson, Anderson, Butler Singapore

H. Lumpur foreign staff, Cable

Scott, I.I. J.M.,V.,sub.-acct..

Scott, gen. mgr.Chartered

for Far East, BankIlford, Ltd.,Australia

of India, Shanghai& China, Singapore

Scott,

Scott, J.M.A.,D.,Anglo Thai Corporation,

asst., :Hongkong

BangkokCorporation, Malacca

Scott, M. F.,K., Candles

secty., Lloyd’s Register of Shipping, Singapore

Scott, R. L., acting consul for Thailand, Batavia Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Scott, R. & Wax Dept., Asiatic Petroleum

Scott, R. O., mng. dir., International Funeral Directors, Shanghai

Scott, S. D., branch mgr., Borneo Co., Ltd., Epoh, Perak

Scott, T. G., asst., Straits Trading Co., Ltd., Penang

Scott,

Secular,W.J.,C.,M.,acct.,

asst.,British

BousteadConsulate,

& Co., Shanghai

Ltd., Port Swettenham

Scully,

Scully, E.J., E.,

localasst.,

staff,LeanCable

& Penang Ltd., Singapore

Wireless,

Seabridge, G. W., editor, Straits Times, Singapore

Seaglove,J.,S.mgr.,

Seaton, A., Thomson

Dunlop Malayan & Co;, Shanghai Estates, Ltd., Malacca

geba, J., minister plenipotentiary, Czechoslovakian Legation, Shanghai

Seek,

Seddon, A. E., barrister-at-law, Platt, Singapore

J. Y. W., dir., Season Co., Ltd., White Cooper & Co., Shanghai

See, L., E.Ths,

Seeberg, D. Sassoon

director,Banking

Aall & Co., Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Osaka

Shanghai

Seeberger, G., Alhambra Cigar

Seed, C. W.Dr.S.,A„actg.

Seelhein, deputy auditor,

consul-general Audit Dept.,

for Germany, Kuala Lumpur

Yokohama

Segaert,

Segalen, H., minister, Belgian Legation, Bangkok

Segawa, S.,Y. asst, V., Banque

mgr., Nipponde 1’Indochine,

Baiyaku Shanghai

Kaisha, Singapore

Segerling, P., Import Dept., N. V. Behn, Meyer

Seidel, M.,

Seidenfaden, East Asiatic

E., asst, acct., Co., Ltd. of Copenhagen, Harbin

Thai Electric Corpn.,Underwriters

Ltd., Bangkok

Seitz, C. L., vice-pres.,

Manila American-International for The Philippines, Inc.,

Seki, S., works mgr., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki

Sekiguchi, K. O., examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Chinwangtao Kaisha, Yokohama

Sekine,

Sekine, S.,

Z., Japanese

president,Dept., The One Thos.Hundredth

Cook & Son,Bank,Ltd.,Ltd.,Kobe

Tokyo

Selby, R. J., E’inance & Accts. Dept.,

Selby-Walker, K., gen. mgr. for the Far East, Reuters, Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.,Ltd.,Shanghai

Medan

Self, D. N. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Selga, M., dir., Weather Bureau, Manila, The Philippines

Selig, G., Winckler

Selischeff, A., Service& Co., Dept.,Yokohama

Reliance Motors, Fed. Inc., U. S. A., Shanghai

Sellar, J. G. sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Singapore

Sellers, E. G., managing director, Muller & Phipps (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

 FOftEIGN RESIDENTS

Sellers, H. A., managing director, Muller, Phipps & Sellers, Ltd., Osaka

Sellett,

Sellner, Dr.

G. S.,G.,Accts.

chrmn.Dept.,

exec,Canadian

committee,Pacific

ChinaRailway

Press, Inc., Shanghai

Co., Manila

Selous, E. M., actg. secty. for Chinese Affairs &

Selph, E. E., lawyer, Ross, Lawrence, Selph & Carrascoso, Manila Protector of Labour, Sarawak

Seltin, K., mgr., Sander, Wieler & Co., Harbin

Seltmann, F., Import Dept., M. V. Behn, Meyer & Co., Handelmij., Sourabaya

Sembaktti, E., mgr. & signs per pro., P. H. Hendry, Kuala Lumpur

Semion, P., Haskins & Sells, Shanghai

Semmelink,

Sena, H. R., extra.

P. S., envoy vice-pres., Easternplenipotentiary,

& minister & Philippines Shipping

Thailand Agencies,

Legation, Ltd.,

TokyoManila

Senda, M., director, Senda

Senden, J. L. C., van, Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Shanghai

Sengmueller, E., asst, brewmaster, Union Brewery, Ltd., Shanghai

Senichenko, V., Commercial Dept., Reuters. Ltd., Shanghai

Senichenko,

Senna, A. F., V.Capital

T., L. Lithographers,

O. Tech. Dept.,Ltd., Standard-Vacuum

Tientsin Oil Co., Shanghai

Senna, C. M. de, The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Sequeira, A. A., W. A. White & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sequeira, A. C., Showroom, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sequeira, A. M., asst, mgr., Marine Dept., American Asiatic Underwriters, Shanghai

Sequeira, A. M., Building Supply Dept., Harrisons, King & Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

Sequeira, C. M., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sequeira, F. X. C. N., acct., Joseph Brothers, Shanghai

Sequeiro, J. M. O., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sequeira,

Sequeira, J.M.R.,A., acct., Gibb, Livingston

asst, marine & Co.,Asiatic

mgr., American Ltd., Shanghai

Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Sequerah, H. E., deputy registrar of Births & Deaths, Registration Office, Malacca

Serebrinnikoff,

Serebriakoff, B. F., chief of accts. & checking dept., PostTientsin

A. J., prop., A. J. Serebrennikoff & Co., Office, Canton

Serebriacoff, D. V., shop supt., York Shipley Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Serebrinnikoff, I. V., warder,

Sergei, C. S., surveyor & land Municipal

officer. LandGaol, ShanghaiDept., Sarawak

& Survey

Serrano, S. Y., secty., Guttridge & Chambers, Inc., Manila

Serrant, G., surveillant, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine,

Haiphong

Service,

Sesko,K.A.A.,G.,M.,partner,

R. C.vice-consul

T. HallSisson for America,

& Co., Tsingtao

Ltd., Tientsin

Seth, & Delay, Singapore

Settember, A.D., mgr., Motor Truck Dept., International Harvester Co. of the Philip’s,

Manila

Sevald, G., Wallem & Co., Shanghai

Severien,

Severitt, K., mgr.,

asst, mgr., Behn,Farben-Handels.

Meyer & Co., Manila

Sevi, H. E.,W., Phya Deutsche

Manava Raja, dir., Thai Electric WaibelCorpn.,

«fc Co.,Ltd.,

Tientsin

Bangkok

Sevier, A., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tsingtao

Seward, D. M., asst., Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Singapore

Sewell, F. E. A, B., asst., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Seybold,

Seyfarth, J. E., firetreas.& marine

secty.,mgr., Tai Shan Insurance Co., Ltd-,Ltd.,Shanghai

Seymour, O.A.,C.,partner, &,Theodor American

& Rawlins,Trading

Shanghai Co. of Japan, Kobe

Seymour, E. F., partner, Theodore & Rawlins, Shanghai

Seymour,

Shabas, R., asst, engr.. Alliance Engineering Co., Ltd., Singapore

Shaft, M.,H.,partner,

generalOriental

mgr., A. &Import M. Karagheusian

& Export Co., American Corpn. for Overseas, Tientsin

G. K., Kobe

Shahmoon, W.

Shanaham, S. E.,T.,proprietor,

Harrisons, S.King E. Shahmoon &, Co.,Shanghai

& Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

Shannon, P.O. J.,J., asst,

Shannon, acct.,supt.,

Hongkong

Police

e Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Singapore

Shapiro, J., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Share,

Sharma,J. S.E.,M.,surveyor,

AdvocateWhangpoo

& Solicitor, Conservancy

Ipoh, PerakBoard, Shanghai

Sharman, V., asst, conmr., Police Force, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F369

Sharoglasoff, M. L, Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Sharp,

Sharp, J. M.H.,C.,dir.,mechanical engineer, Municipal

Co., Ltd.,Co.Engineer’s Dept., Penang

Sharp, R.R. H., agency Yeestaff,

TsoongSunTobacco

Life Assurance Shanghai

of Canada, Shanghai

Sharrock,

Shathin. M.,F. general

M., director,

manager,Huttenbachs,

Warner Bros.Ltd.,First

Penang

National Pictures (Japan), Inc., Tokyo

Shatohin,

Shaw, A. V.

L., G., warder,

Standard-Vacuum MunicipalOil Gaol,

Co., Shanghai

Nanking

Shaw, G. L., ShipOwner

Shaw,

Shaw, H. A., 2nd

J.K.,G., mgr.,officer,

Shanghai sales, Fire

Municipal Henningsen

Brigade, Produce

Singapore Co., Shanghai

Shaw, Order Desk, Caldbeck, MacGregor

Shaw, L. L., signs per pro., Geo. L. Shaw, Antung & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shaw,

Shaw, R., chairman, Shaw Brothers, Ltd., Singapore Ltd., Hankow

P., Traffic Dept., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors,

Shaw, R., Editorial Dept., North China Daily News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Shaw, W.

Shaw, S. G.,W.,signs per pro.,

test audit G. L.Federated

inspr., Shaw, Shanghai

Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Shean, R. E., dir. & mgr., American Asiatic Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Shearer, A. A. F., dir., Toyo Babcock Kabushiki

Shearn, E. D., partner, Shearn, Delamore

Yokohama

Shebbeare, E. O., chief game warden, Game Dept., F. M. S.

Shedden,

Shedden, T. C., Estatesmgr., Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield, Ltd.,Singapore

Medan

Sheehan, J.W.,J.,deputy

asst, adviserSingapore Traction

& 1st magistrate, Co., Ltd.,

State Commissioner’s Office, Johore

Sheffield, S.A.,I.,proprietor,

Sheiflan, American ExpressBritish Electro-Plating

Co., Inc., Shanghai Works, Singapore

Sheild, A. L.,

Shekury, E.C. H., medical

R., Auto officer, Ipoh Hospital, Perak

Shekury, OfficePalace

EquipmentCo., Ltd.,

Dept.,Shanghai

Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Shelley, G., acct., S. A. Fiat, Singapore

Shelley, K., artist, Grand Studio, Shanghai

Shelley, P., asst, engr., works

Shelley,

Shellswell,Dr.R.,R.,supt.,

medical officer,

Police Force,BatuShanghai

Gajah Hospital, Perak

Shelonosoff, V., studio mgr., Advertising

Shendrick, G., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Publicity

& Co.,Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Ltd., Tientsin

Shenkel,

Shepherd, F., library asst. (Circulation Division); National Library, Manila

Shepherd, G.J. B.,C., sub-acct.,

Textile Agent, Shanghai

Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Penang

Sheppard, Lt. M. C. H., Honorary Aide-de-Camp, Colonial Government, S. S.

Sheppard,

Sheridan, R. J., Lubricating

sales office, Imperial Chemical IndustriesOil(China), Ltd., Shanghai

Sherman, K.H. S.,J., secty., RemingtonOil Div.,

Rand,Standard-Vacuum

Inc., Singapore Co., Shanghai

Sherriff,

Sherwin,A.C.W., E., compiler, ChinaWhite-Cooper

solicitor, Platt, Hong List & Shanghai Directory, Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Sherwood,

Sherwood, E.J. B., B,., Lubricating

Holt’s Wharf,OilShanghai (On lea,ve)

Dept., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Tientsin

Shevchenko, A., asst., Tientsin Forwarding & Commission Agency, Tientsin

Shevchenko, V., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Shewakram, R., gen. mgr., K. A. J. Chotirmall & Co., Singapore

Shibbeth,

Shibui, H.,M.,chief

partner,

engr.,F.White

Karatzas& Co., Shanghai

Shibusawa, T., inspr,, Owston &Bros. Co., &Ltd.,

Co.,Yokohama

Tientsin

Shida, B., dir., Nomura Bussan

Shields, E., clerk, American Embassy, Co., Ltd., Kobe

Peiping

Shields, G. H., asst., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Shields, J. T.,

Shields, R., inspr., Police Force, Export

Shanghai

Shiga, T.,P.mgr., mgr.,

Sakae International

Shokai, Shanghai Co. (Kaingsu), Ltd., Nanking

Shiibashi,

Shikanai, I.,T.,mgr.,

East Shanghai

Asia Industrial

Press, Co.,

Ltd-,Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Shimada, K., mng. dir., Nipponophone Co., Ltd., Tokyo

 F370 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Shimada, K., dir., Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Shimada, S., commercial attache, Japanese Commercial Counsellor, Shanghai

Shimana,Y.,M.,dir.,

Shimizu, W. H.

VictorWinning

Talking& Co., DairenCo. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Machine

Shimoda, M., asst, mgr., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd., Peiping

Shimoda, N.,T.,proprietor,

Shimosato, suh-mgr., B.Chiyo S- Simoda & Co., Singapore

Yoko, Shanghai

Shimosato,

Shimuzo, S.,Y.,Bruno

propr.Hauke,

& mgr.,Dairen

Chiyo Yoko, Shanghai

Shin, T., auditor, Chosen Industrial Bank, Seoul

Shiroki,

Shirota, J., S., Gillon

mgr., Yamashita Risen Kaisha, Ltd., Shanghai

ShishelofF, A. A., mgr., T. I. Tschurin & Co., Ltd., Harbin

Shishkin, I. H., Asia Export Co., Tientsin

Shliapin,

Shoostoff, P.V.N.,G.,acct., prop.,Bryner & Co., Tientsin

Far Eastern Transport Co., Tientsin

Shornito, A., Printing Dept., Murcury Press, Shanghai

Shornik, C H., senior asst, architect, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Shotter,G.

Shotter, R. B.,A. Property RentingMalayan

S., supt., Dunlop Dept., E.Estates,

D. Sassoon

Ltd., &Regent

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Estate, N. Sembilan

Shpiro,

Shpiro, L,

J., Polish

Polish Import

Import and

and Export

Export Co;,

Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Shangliai

Shanghai

Shrap, R. H., agency staff, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai

Shrimpton, F., staff, Cumberbatch & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Shriro, A. A., asst, mgr., Shriro Brothers (China), Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Shriro

Shroff, J.B. A.,J., gen. mgr., Shriro

proprietor, ShroffBrothers

Son

Kobe Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Shroff, P.K. B.,

Shroff, H., Vasunia

Vasunia && Co., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Shroff,

Shroff, R.S. J.,F., R.propr.,

F. ShroffR. F. &Shroff & Co., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Shrubshall, E.,mgr.,

senior asst,of conservator of Forests, House,

Forest Dept., S. S. & F. M, S.

Shuimugam, S., barrister-at-law, RogersPublishing

Shull, H. L., Signs The Times & Son, Malacca Shanghai

Shute,

Shuter,J.R.W.sr.,F.,F.warder, Municipal

S., salesinspr.

mgr.,ofUnitedGaol, ShanghaiLtd., Singapore

Shutes, senior Mines,Engineers,

Mines Dept., Pahang

Sibiriakoff, I., Tech. Dept., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Sibunruang, C., mgr., Bangkok

Sichel, E. C. S., senior customs officer (Revenue Trading Co., Ltd.,Collections),

Bangkok H. M. Customs & Excise

Penang

Sidler, A., vice-pres., Elmao, Inc. & consul for Switzerland, Manila

Siebel, N. L., editorial staff, Singapore Free Press, Ltd. & Straits Tim^s, Singapore

Siegenthaler,

Siegfrids, S. F.W.,Z„mgr., DiethelmChinese

tidesurveyor, & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Maritime Customs, Hankow

Siegfried, J., vice-pres., Siegfried

Siemssen, A., Siemssen '& Krohn, Shanghai & Co., Shidzuoka

Siegfried, W. H., pres., Siegfried & Co., Shidzuoka

Siemssen,

Siemssen, A., Property

F. W., partner,Maintenance

Siemssen & Dept.,

Krohn,E.Shanghai

D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Siemssen,

Sienkevitch, G. T., partner,

B. C., Shanghai Siemssen

underwriter, & Krohn, Shanghai

Sifton, J. E., acct., GasInternational Assurance Go., Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sigaut, E., chairman, Compagnie Franco-Americaine

Sigemori, Y., sub-mgr., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Singapore d’Assurance, Shanghai

Sigmund,

Silby, R. D.F. K.,W.,dir., general manager,

Atkinson Lyric Ltd.,

& Dallas, MusicShanghai

House, Inc., Manila

Silva,

Silva, A., RentH .Dept., ChinaSon, Realty Co., Shanghai

Silva, B.C.A. T.C.,

Silva,

Oliveira

A.,de,da,mgr.,

Baboud, B. P.&Mary Shanghai

De Silva,

& Cie,Ltd.,Shanghai

Singapore

Silva, C. Frs., chancellor, Portuguese Consulate, Singapore

Silva,

Silva, C.Hon. J. da,Mr.secty.

C. H.da, of themember, LegislativeConsulate,

Court, Portuguese Council, Straits Settlements

Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F37I

Silva, E. F. de, local staff, Cable

Silva, E. J. de, The Chase Bank, Shanghai & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Silva, G. F. da, asst, engr., Macao Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., Macao

Silva,H.

Silva, H. de,M., local staff, Cable

Editorial Dept.,&North

Wireless,

ChinaLtd.,Daily Singapore

News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Silva,

Silva, H.

H. N.,

N. proprietor

da, principal,& manager,

H. Nolasco Farmacia

& Co.

consul forDispensary & Drug Store, Macao

Netherlands,

Silva, J. da, senior clerk, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Macao

Manila

Silva, J. B. da, The Chase Bank, Shanghai

Silva, J. H. da, National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Silva, Leo

Silva, J. R.G.,da,dir.,gen.Rialts

mgr., Co.,

El Debate,

Ltd.. KobeManila

Silva,

Silva, L.M.M.,G., acct.,

estate China Finance Corporation,

clerk, Broadway Mansions Hotel Shanghai

& Broadway Mansions Apts., S’hai

Silva, S. P. H. de, asst, mgr., B. P. De Silva, Ltd.,Manila

Silva, P. M., foreign mgr., Philippine Trust Co., Singapore

Silverstein, M., mgr., Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer Oriental Co., Inc., Singapore

Silverthorne,

Silvestri, J., director,

A.,S.,asst, H. E. Railton

clerk,officer,

Shanghai & Co., Ltd.,

Waterworks Chefoo

Fittings Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sim, A.

Sim, G., W. customs Customs

Sim, P. L.,acct., Chartered

Imperial Bank Industries

Chemical of India, Australia & China,

(China), Ltd., Bangkok

Swatow

Simanuki, T., consul, Japanese Consulate, Singapore

Simcock, R. A., dist. surveyor, Survey Dept., Batu Pahat & Kluang, Johore

Simmons, A. C., gen. mgr., Straits Times & Sinqapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Simmons,

Simmons, A.G„ E.,accountant,

acct., Shanghai

Railing

HongkewAdministration,

Wharf Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Chinwangtao

Simmons, J. L., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai

Simms, S.A.R.,P.,trafficinspr.,

Simoes, Correspondence F. M.Dept.,

S. Railways,

Jardine(China),Kuala LumpurCorpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Engineering

Simon, D., asst, mgr., Grand Hotels, Ltd., Tsingtao Shanghai

Simoes, J. P., secty. &acct., Inniss & Riddle Ltd.,

Simon, F,J., A.,proprietor,

Simon, bus. mgr.,Simon

Far Eastern

David, Review,

Kobe Shanghai

Simon,

Simon, M., signs per pro., Bryner & Co.,Mukden

K. A., manager, Bryner & Co., Mukden

Simon, P.A.A.,T„consul

Simper, TicketforDept,

France, chairman,

Singapore FrenchCo.,Municipal

Traction Council, Canton

Ltd., Singapore

Simpson,

Simpson, F. L.,

J. A., 3rd secty., British

inst. mgr., Asiatic Embassy,

Petroleum Tokyo

Co. Ltd.,

(S, C.),Shanghai

Ltd., Canton

Simpson,

Simpson, J.R., M. K.,asst,

O.,engr-in-chief,

Asiatic Shanghai

Petroleum Gas Co.,

Co.Gaol,

(P.I.), Ltd., Manila

Simpson,

Simpson, W., Shanghaiwarder, Municipal

Dockyards, Shanghai

Simpson-Gray, L. C., District Officer,Ltd.. Shanghai

Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Sims,

Sinai, EO.,, Civil

asst, Enginee’ing

acct., Shriro Dept.,(China),

Bros. United Fed. Engineers, Ltd , Singapore

Inc., Inc.,

Shanghai

Sinclair, A. C., supt., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Shanghai

Sinclair, D. J., dir., China Printing

Sinclair,

Sinclair, G.H, W., asst, Charles

managingBr.adburne

director, &Smith, Bell &Ltd.,

Co., Kuala

Ltd., Manila (On leave)

Sinclair, H. P., Engineering Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Lumpur

J„ asst., Co. (1930), Ltd., Shanghai

Sinclair,

Sinclair, I. G., Wheelock George & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sinclair, John,

J. M., manager,

res. secty., Norwich Town UnionDispensary,

Fire Insce.Ltd.,Society,

Ipoh, Ltd.,

Pera;kSingapore

Sinclair, K. G., import mgr., Planters’ Stores & Agency Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Singam, S. S.K.,V,,Publication

Singaram, F,Dept., Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Singer, O., mgr., cashier,

Glanzmann A.& Bartholomeusz,

Co., Shanghai Ltd., Singapore

Singer,

Singh, D.S.,S.Ewo Brewery

S., sole propr.Co.,& mgr.,

ShanghaiPeninsular Lights Co., Kuala Lumpur

Singh, Pritam, asst, mgr., Gian Singh & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Singh, S. A., chief clerk, DepartmentCo.,of Kuala

Singh, Surjeet, mgr., Gian Singh & Statistics, Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur

FI 2

 F372 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Single, R., C. lilies & Co.,

Singson, F., secty of the Board (Board Bosch Dept., bnTokyo

Documents), National Library, Manila

Sinhaseni, P., Bombay-Bunnah Trading Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Sinnou, L., Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de 1’Indochine, Haiphong

Siomi, M., manager, Bagnall & Co., Ltd., Nagoya

Sirasaka,

Siresena, P.Y.,M.,chancellor,

storekeeper, Japanese

Fogden,Legation,

BrisbaneBangkok

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sirisena,

Sirtori, Ing. L., National Motors Co., Tientsin & Co., Ltd., Singapore

P. M., store-keeper, Fogden, Brisbane

Sisikin, Z., Liebermann Waelchli &.Co., Tokyo

Sison,

Sitsky,C.,A. legal

B„ Yee researcher, Department

Tsoong Tobacco of Justice,

Co„ Ltd., Manila, The Philippines

Tientsin

Sitzenstatter, £. D., general manager, Kodak Japan, Ltd., Tokyo

Siva,,Kuala

M. S„Lumpur branch secty., Oriental Government Security Life Assurance Co,, Ltd.,

Sivaganam,

Sixt, O. A., mng. Dr. S.,partner,

medicalMelchers

officer, District Ilospital,

Engineering Mentakab,Tientsin

Corporation, Pahang

Skeldon, J., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd,, Singapore

Skerrett-Rogers,

Sketchley, C., Turner,

c Co., Foochow

Skey, W. G.,J. asst.,

A., estate

Greenmgr.,

& Collier, Co., Ltd.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Singapore

Skidelsky, G., mng. dir., Mulin Coal Mining’Co., Harbin

Skidelsky,

Skinner, C,S.G„L.,Rising vice-pres., Mulin CoalCb.,Mining

Sun Petroleum Ltd., Co.

Tokyo& consul for Portugal,: Harbin

Skinner, E. J., Joseph Travers & Sons, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Skinner,

Skinner, J.,H. mgr.,

L., manager,

ServiceFraser

Dept., &National

Neiye, Ltd.,

Cash Bangkok

Register Co., Shanghai

Skinner, P. W. S’, sub-acct.,Chartered Bank of India, Austr.bfe China, Negri Sembilan

Skiotis, P, D„ partner, Skiotis Bros. & Co„ Peiping

Skivington, F. A. P., dir., British-Americaii Tobaccb Cq..(Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Skoblin, L.D. S.,S., manager,

Skoblin, manager, Victor

Engineering

TalkingDept.,

MachineS. F.Co.Skoblin, Harbin

of China, Ltd., Shanghai

Skoblin, N. S., manager, S. F. Skoblin, Harbin

Skobyaeffi P. F.,

Skonberg, M.,P.,advg. Shanghai Insurance

mgr., National

Far Eastern Office, Shanghai

Skosireff,

Skov, F. T.,V,Construction

sub acct., CityEngineer,

Bank of New

Section,, Standard-Vacuum

Shanghai

QilYork,

Co,, Harbin

Shanghai

Skreitul, A.', Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Skreitul, E„ asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Skues, V. W., Union Insurance Society of Cantons,

Slack, T. A. H., asst., Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Singapore Ltd., Manila

Slade, E.A. W.,

Slater, J. W.,mgr.,asst,Strong

supt. &ofCo., KobePolice Dept., F. M. S.

Police t

Slavens, S. G., consul for America, Tokyo

Sligh, J., director, Crystal, Ltd., Tientsin

Sloper, Dr. J. S., medical practitioner, Drs. Sloper & Smith, Singapore

Slowe,

Sly, L. L.P., E.,asst.,mng.Guthrie

dir., Henry

& Co.,Waugh & Qo., Ltd., Penang

Ltd., Penang

Smalhout,

Small, A. O., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India,& Australia

H. E., manager, Herm. E. Smalhout Co., Batavia& China, Saigon

Small, H., actg. dist, mgr., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Bangkok

Smalley, O. C-, Smalley & Co.,’Singapore

Smallfield, wharfinger

Smart, E. J., district surveyor, LandsPobtung & Survey Department, Jesselton

Smart, C.,

J., branch mgr.,& N.warehouseman,

V. Handel Mij, Fraser Wharves, & Neave, Shanghai

Batavia

Smart, L. M., general mgr., Federated Malay

Smellie, J. W., mgr., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Dairen States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Smelt, W. A. C., treas., Treasury Dept., contr,, State Bank of North Borneo, Sandakan

Smetanin,

Smirnoff, A.C.,Varekamp

N.,ambassador,

Sales Office, Russian

Imperial Embassy,

ChemicalTokyo Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Smit, G. R., & Co., Medan

Smith, A. C., signs per pro., Sandilands, Buttery

Smith, A. E., office asst., Treasurer’s Dept., Singapore

Smith, A. E., agent, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Canton

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F373

Smith, A. K., branch mgr., Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Smith,

Smith, A.B. H.,

V., trade

Lowe,commissioner, United States

Bingham

Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, B. S., lithographer,

C., actg. Ltd.,

mgr. SingaporeSurvey Dept., Kuala Lumpur

for Malaya, National Employers Mutual General Insurance

Association,

Smith, C., state forest officer, Forest Dept., Batu Gajah, Perak

Smith,

Smith, C. F., dir., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd.,

Co. ofSingapore, Malacca

Smith, C.C. H., International

H., partner, Harvester

Donaldson & Burkinshaw,Philippines,

SingaporeManila

Smiih, C. J., A. R. Burkill & Sons, Ltd.,

Smith, C. R., Governor & Commander-in-Chief, Sandakan Shanghai

Smith, D.,

Smith, D B.,asst,asst,

contr.

engr.,ofcommercial

Telecommunications,

Public Worksattache, Posts Kinta,

Department, & Telegraphs Dept., Penang

PerakTokyo

Smith, E.,

Smith, Donald asst, W.,

mgr.,asst,Nederland Line Royal American

Dutch Mail,Embassy,

Singapore

Smith,

Smith, E.E. C.,

D., chief

local inspector, Police Department,

director, Malayan Singapore Ltd., Singapore

Tobacco Distributors,

Smith, E. T. R., secty., Malaya Publishing Bouse, Ltd., Singapore

Smith,

Smith, F. E., Acct. Dept., E. D. Sassoon Banking

Ltd.,Co.,Dept,

Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, F.F. J.,M.,manager, The Dispensary

asst, registrar of Imports (1929),

&; Exports, Penang of Statistics, Malacca

Smith, F.F. R.,R., mng.

Smith, dir., Boyd

chairman, & Co., Ltd.,Land

Metropolitan Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, G.

Smith, Dr.A.,H.,Machine

medicalRoom supervisor,

practitioner, Drs.G’ovt.

SloperPrinting

& Smith,Office, Kuala Lumpur

Singapore

Smith,

Smith, H. H.,

H. H., consul,

Melchers Commercial

& Co., & Agricultural Section, American Consulate, S’hai

Tientsin

Smith, H. M. jr., aast. treas., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Smith, H. R., mng. partner; Friedlaender & Smith, Peiping

Smith, J., asst, mgr., Whiteaway, Laidllaw & Co., Ltd., Penang

Smith,

Smith, J.,

J., Imperial

Records &Chemical Industries

Ticket Printing (China),

Dept., S’hai Ltd.,

ElectricTsingtao

Construction Co., Ltd., S’hai

Smith, J., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, J., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Smith, J. A. G. L., China Soap Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, J. C., American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Smith, J. C., chief engr., China Printing & Finishing Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, J. E., Import Dept , Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Smith,

Smith, Dr.J. J.M.,E., president,

medical practitioner,

A. P. MunningBoon Pharmacy,

& Co., Kobe Penang

Smith, J. S., Aquarius Co., Shanghai

Smith, J. S., senior asst, conservator of Forests, Forest Dept., S. S. & F. M. S.

Smith, K., staff, Kwassui Jo Gakko, Nagasaki

Smith, L. A., asst, mgr., Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, L. C., gen. mgr., Hochien Road Works, General Electric Co. of China, Ltd., S’hai

Smith,

Smith, L.L. C., asst., Boustead

F., signs & Co., Ltd.,

per pro., Liddell Bros.Singapore

& Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Smith, L. H., mgr., Motion, Smith & Son, Ltd., Singapore

Smith, L. R. B., preventive officer, Customs & Excise Dept., Trengganu

Smith, L. W., cable jointer, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Smith, P. E., Import & Export Dept., Dodwell ife Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, Capt. R. E., actg. marine supt., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd , Shanghai

Smith, R. F., asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Smith, R. H., mgr., Anglo-Thai Corporation, Ltd., Singapore

Smith,

Smith, R.R. W.,

R., dir.,

vice Yee TsoongA.Tobacco

president, Distributors,

P. Munning & Co., Kobe Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, Capt. S. C., mng. partner, Paulsen & Bayes-Davy, Shanghai

Smith,

Smith, T.S. W.,

J., Ewoconsul-general

Brewery Co.,forShanghai

Great Britain, Manila

Smith, V., director, Post Office, Hankow

Smith, W., mgr., Kung Yik Mill, Shanghai

F12*

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Smith, W., vice-consul for America, Canton

Smith, W. E. D., signs per pro., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, W. G., supt., Stores & urniture, Public Works Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Smith, W. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Aus. & China, Kuala Lumpur

Smith, W. G., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, W. J. H., Engineering Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Smith, W. H. L., supervisor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Penang

Smith, W. K., consul for Great Britain, Batavia

Smith, W. R., dental surgeon, Drs. Isenman & Smith, Shanghai

Smith-Hutton, lit. Comdr. Henri H, naval attache, American Embassy, Tokyo

Smith-Wright, E. G., sub-mgr., E. D. Sassoon Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smithers,

Smits, Ir. F.Q.A.,C. asst, acct., F. M.Deli

M., chairman. S. Railways,

Railway Kuala Lumpur

Co., Medan

Smits, Dr. R. E., mng. dir. & 2nd deputy pres., De Javasche Bank, Batavia

Smoleff, M., factory supt., China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smortchevsky, J. O., Engr. Dept., Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Smyte, H. A., asst, mgr.. Commercial Credit Bureau, Shanghai

Smyth, E. H., dir., Deacon & Co., Ltd., Canton

Smyth, Capt. H. M., deputy commr., Police Force, Shanghai

Smyth, H. N„ asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Smyth, R. L., first secty., American Embassy, Peiping

Snaith, A. L., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Manila

Snaith, P., Insce,'Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Snell, C. F., assessor, Assessment Dept., Singapon

Snell, E. W. asst., Whiteway, Laidlaw

Suelus, A. E„ district officer, Third Div., Kapit, Sarawak

Snow, H. L. N., Share Office, Doney & Co., Tientsin

Snow,

Snow, H. M., signs

H. W., per pro.,

Shipping Dept.,Gibb,. Livingston

Asiatic & Co-,

Petroleum Co. Ltd.,

(N. C.),Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Snow, M. L., propr., M. L. Snow & Co., Tsingtao (Absent)

Soares, J. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton

Sobbe,

Sobral, H., dist.Bayne

C. jr., mgr., &,West

Co., Coast

ManilaLife Insurance Co. of San Francisco, Hankow

Sobuye, H., mgr. National Brewery & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Socolov, G. M., artist, Millington Ltd., Shanghai

Sogaard,

Sokobin, J.S., P.,consul

dir., for

Shanghai

America,MilkKobeSupply'Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sokoloff, A. A., Fagan & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sole, F. S., staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Solianik, P., Peiyang Press Ltd., Tientsin

Solina, R. Y., F. Yiecajee & Co., Ltd., Shanghai (On leave)

Solovieff Y.,B.,S/L

Somerset, “Nadine”

director, G. W.Union

WilsonSteamship Agency,

& Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Shanghai

Perak (On leave)

Smberville, D. A., Asst. British Adviser, Besut, Trengganu

Somerville, G. W., asst, state forest officer, Forest Dept., Batu Gajah, Perak (On leave)

Somerville, W., asst., John Little A Co., Ltd., Singapore

Somm, A. F., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Sommer, H. A., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sonderhoff, R., Doctor, Tokyo

Sonehara, N., Sundry & Lumber Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Soogig, A. A., agent. International Savings' Society, Harbin

Soohorukoff,

Soolich, E. W.,A.E.Lubricating

P., divisionalOilinspr.,

Dept.,Police Department, British

Standard-Vacuum Co.,Municipality,

Tientsin Tientsin

Soper, Major J., revenue accountant, F.M.S. Railways, OilKuala Lumpur

Sopher, Arthur, partner, Theodore Sopher & Co., Shanghai

Sopher, A. M., signs per pro., Joseph Brothers, Shanghai

Sopher, T., partner, I heodore Sopher & Co., Shanghai

Sopp, N. I., deputy commr. (Shanghai Dist. Acct.), Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Sorensen. A., Sawmill Dept.. East Asiatic Co,., Ltd., Bangkok

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F375

Sorensen, O., asst., East Asiatic Co., Kuala Lumpur

Sorensen, S. J., Telegraph Station, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Soriano, A., dir., Cold Storage Creameries, Ltd., Singapore

Soriano, A., chief,

Soriano, D., president, A. Soriano

Division y CiaEngineering,

of Forest & dir., Warner,Bureau

Barnesof&Forestry,

Co., Ltd., Manila,

Manila The

Philippines

Sottorf, B., branch mgr., Fuhrmeister & Co., Tientsin

Souhaite, administrateur, Societe Anonyme des Riz dTndochine Denis Freres, Saigon

Soul, D. B., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Johore Bahru, Johore

Soul, S. N., acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Penang

Soulevich, M. I. jr., agent, Union Steamship Agency, Shanghai

Sourd, J. Le, acct., Banque de ITndochine, Tientsin

Sousa, A. A. de, Correspondence Dept., Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Sousa, E.A.S.C. de, Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sousa, L. E. de, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Canton

Sousa, M. A. S., de, Arnhold Trading Co.; Ltd., Shanghai

Souter, J. P., mng. director, Pritchard & Co., Ltd., commr., Municipal Council, Penang

Souza, A. de, local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Souza, Arthur de, local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Souza,Shanghai

A. J. R., Purchasing & Stocks Dept., Shanghai Electric Construction Co,, Ltd.,.

Souza, A. M., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd,, Shanghai

Souza, A. R. de, local stajff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Souza, A. V. de, chief clerk, Audit Office, Singapore

Souza, Dr. B. N. de, consulting physician, The British Pharmacy, Singapore

Souza, C. B. de, local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Souza, C. K. de, local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Souza, F. S., consul for Portugal, Kobe

Souza., J. J. de, Notional City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Souza, J. M. de, workshop foreman, Public Works Department, Malacca

Souza, M. de, asst, mgr,, Houghton Promotions, Singapore

Souza, M.

Souza, L.F., de,

TheNational

Chase Bank,. Shanghai

Souza, M.

V. de, Mech. & Elect.CityEngin. BankDept.,

of NewInniss

York,&Shanghai

Riddle (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Souza, V. S., vice-consul of Portugal, Kobe

Soward, D., sub-accountant, Chartered Bank

Sowerby, A. de C., dir., China Journal Publishing Co., Ltd.* of India, Australia & China, Ipoh, Perak

Shanghai

Sowerby, A. de C., dir., Shanghai Museum, Shanghai

Spalinger, U., consul for Switzerland, Canton

Spalke, W., B.,Carlowitz

Spanjaard,

Netherlands Shanghai Trading Co., Kobe

Sparke,

Sparks, J.

D. L.,B., Benjamin

prop., D.

B. c Potts,

Sparks, Shanghai

Shanghai

Sparrow, H. R., Adviser on Electricity, M. S., chairman, Electrical Board, F.M.S.

Spaulton, J., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Spearman, W. R, F., mgr., Steel Bros. &, Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Speedy,

Jesse!T.ton J. H., commr. of Land

Speelman,

Speelman L., China

M., mgr., Java-China-Japan

Finance Lijn, N. V., Kobe

Speldewine, C. A„ dist. forestCorpn., Shanghai

officer, Forest Dept., Larut & Matang, Perak

Spence, F. M.,

Spence, H. M., Asiatic

architect,Petroleum Co. (P. I.),&Ltd.,

Spence, Robinson ManilaShanghai

Partners,

Spence, J. R., rural executive engr.,, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Spence, P.R. E.,

Spence, L., Cornes & Jenks, Cb-, Kobe

Spencer,

Spencer, B. J.,L.,Maurice,

W. agricultural

Asiatic PetroleumfieldPercival

officer,

Co.

&Agricultural

(P-

Isitt, TokyoDept., Sarawak

L), Ltd,, Manila

Spengler, F. H, passenger agent, American President Lines, Ltd., Singapore

Sperber, W., Deutsche Farben-Handels., Waibol & Co., Tientsin

Spering, I. G., sub-acct., Kationad City Bank of New York, Manila

 F376 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Sperry, H. M., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Speyer, C. S., mgr., Lyceum Theatre, Shanghai

Spicer, H., Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Spiker

Spikins,C.T.,J.,deputy

consul engr.,

generalShanghai

for America, Hankow

Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Spinks,

Spiridis, H.E. J.,C.,asst.

signssupt. of Police,

per pro., PoliceCoffee

Oriental Dept.,Co.,F.M.S.

Tientsin

Spiridis, O. V., Oriental Coffee Co., Tientsin

Spiridis, S., mgr., Skiotis Bros. & Co., Peiping

Spiridonoff, I. S., Foster-McClellan Co., Shanghai

Spirig, J., mgr., John Spirig & Co., Zamboanga

Spirig, J. W., treas., John Spirig & Co., Zamboanga

Spit, Dr. H. J., vice-pres., Raad van Nederlandsche-Indie, Batavia

Spit,

Spits,H.A. M., mgr., Passage

L, governor Dept., Java

of Sumatra, - China - Japan Lijn, Batavia

Medan

Spizzica, G., prop. & mgr., G. Spizzica cfc Co., Shanghai

Spizzica, P., asst, mgr., G. Spizzica & Co., Shanghai

Splingaerd, J. B., chief of the Bureau for Chinese Affairs, Tientsin Tramways &

Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Splittgerber, Hermann, Doitsu Senryo Gomel Kaisha, Tokyo

Spokoiny, Ed., acct., American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Spooner, F. E., Borneo Co., Ltd., Sarawak

Spowers, J. H., supt., Survey Department, Kedah

Spradbrow, W. A., warehouse supervisor, Govt. Printing Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Spraggett,

Springer, W.R.C.J.H., dir:,Jardine Engineering

& TrustCorporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Sproson, J.,S., locomotive

Peoplessupt.,

BankRailway Co., Manila

Dept., Jesselton

Sproul, E.E., actg. controller of Telecommunications, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Penang

Sprouse, P. D., vice-consul for America, Hankow

Spruengti, H., presi lent & gen. mgr., Basilan Lumber Co., Inc., Zamboanga

Spyherman,

Squires, C. C.,R.Squires,

R., chiefBingham,

clerk, Education Dept., Malacca

Ltd., Shanghai

Squires, R. W., China Import &■ Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sribibadhana, H. E. Chao Phya, dir., Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Sruthers,

St. Amory,E.R.A.,H.,actg. Louissenior health officer,Ltd.,Medical

T. Leonowens, Dept., Johore

Bangkok

St. Louis, L. R., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai

Staartjes,

Stabb, F. K.,Hongkong

G. W., gen. mgr.,& Samarang Sea & FireCorporation,

Shanghai Banking Insurance Co., Ltd., Batavia

Singapore

Stabb, N. J., Hongkong

Stableford,

Stacey, G. H.,C. acct.,

H., deputy commr.& Shanghai

Hongkong of Public Works

Banking& chiefCorpn.,architect,

ShanghaiP.W.D., S’hai

Stadnick, V., Japan Chronicle, Kobe

Stafeichuk, G., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Stafford, A. B-, tea inspector, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Foochow

Stagg, E. W., agent, Hongkong & Shingh ii Binking Corporation, Yokohama

Staight, R. C., dir., Baguio Gold Mining Co., Manila

Stainforth, R. W., asst. mgr. Oriental Telephone & Electric Co., Ltd., S’pore

Staley, K. E., commercial mgr., Luneta Motor Co., Manila

Staley, W.J. A.,

Stalker, mgr., National

P., Shipping CityStandard-Vacuum

Section, Bank of New York, Oil Canton

Co., Shanghai

Stamm, H., Becker & Co., Tokyo

Stanbury, C. G., Maurice Jenks, Percival, Isitt & Co., Tokyo

Standish,Ir.R.R.,D.,acting

Stanek, sub mgr.,

consulNational City Bank ofBatavia

for Czechoslovakia, New York, Manila

Stanford, S. G., mgr., Lane, Crawford Co., K. K., Kobe

Stanislas, A. L.,Karol,

Staniszewski, acct., Compagnie Franco-Asiatique TokyoetdesdePetroles, Tourane

Stanleigh, B. C., asst.,secty. of Polish

Societe Embassy,

Inter, de Plantations Finance, Kuala Lumpur

Stanley, C. A., medical officer. General Hospital, Penang

Stanley, F.M. V.,

Stanley, dir., Austral

mgr.. Malay Tin, Ltd.,LifeTaiping, PerakCo., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Stansneld, T.,B. branch J., director, Great

ChinaEastern

Import & Export Assurance Lumber Co., Ltd. S’hai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F377

Stanslaus, J. A., chief clerk, Resident’s Office, Labuan

Stanton, E. F., consul & asst. to: the consul-gen., American Consulate, Shanghai

Stapel,

Stapleton, H. W.B., dir. & generalofmgr.,

L., inspector N. Mines

Mines, V. Samarang Joana Kangsar,

Dept., Kuala Stoomtram-Maat.,

Perak Semarang

Stapleton-Cotton, Y. W., dir., Post Office, Hangchow

Stares,

Starikoff,M.,I.acct., BritishProduce

P., engr., Municipal

Export Council, TientsinLtd., Harbin

Co. Penang

(Harbin),

Stark, B. C. K., asst., Guthrie & Co-,

Stark, D., asst., Bennie, Lowick & Co., Singapore Ltd.,

Stark, M. J. K., asst., Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Go. (Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

Starkey,

Starkow, C.F.,Q.,Liebermann

asst, acct., Waelchii

Mansfield&&Co.,Co.,Tokyo

Ltd., Penang

Starks,

Starkvosky,J. A., gaoler, Grade

M. E.jAmerican I,

Import Dept., Prisons Dept., Taiping,

Perak Tientsin

Starr, C. Y., dir., AsiaticJardine, Matheson

Underwriters, Fed. Inc., Ltd.,

Shanghai

Starr, N. V., asst, secty., United States Life,Insurance ,Cp., Shanghai

Starrett,

Starrowsky, J. V., president, American Chamber Ltd., Shanghai Peiping

of Commerce,

Staten, V. G.,S.,vice-consul

CommercialforDept., Reuters,

America, Hankow

Stather, E. J., general mgr. for Siam, Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd., Bangkok

Staubli,

Staudt, E„ F., mgr.,

WillisSulzer

F. Pierce Memorial

Brothers Hospital,Office,

Engineering Foochow

Kobe

Staunton, E. G., chief inspr., Municipal Vehicles

Stchelokoff, N. A., Capital Lithographers, Ltd., Tientsin Dept., Singapore

Stearns, B. H., passenger agent, Canadian Pacific Railway Co., Manila

Steed, G. F., chief engineer,. China Electric Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

Steed, P. H., gen. mgr. (Malaya), General Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Steed,

Steel, R. H.,mgr.,

W., sr. exec, engr.,Bank

Engineering Drawing Office, Public Works Dept., S’pore ,

Steele,

Steen, O. C.,Eastern

W. G.,N. president, engr., Ltd.,

districtShanghai F. M. Singapore

S. Railways,

Wharf & Warehouse KualaCo.,Lumpur

Shanghai

Steenbuck, H., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Kobe, , ;

Steeneck, C. J., Melchers & Co. Tientsin

Steenstra-Toussaint,

Steffensen, A. H., 2ndA.engr., J. D.,Great

chargeNorthern

d’AffairesTelegraph

a.i., Netherlands

Co., Ltd.,Legation,

ShanghaiBangkok

Stege,

Steger,R.,M.,secty.,

Swan,Danish Consulate,

Culbertson & Fritz,mgr.. Northern Feather Works, Ltd., Canton

Shanghai

Steggall, F. J., asst., Eastern Smelting Co., Ltd., Penang

Stegmaier, E. R., manager, E. Cambefort & Co., Shanghai

Stehr,

Stein, G.M.,K.,mgr., RohdeTravers

& Co.,&,Hankow

Steinbeck, C.Joseph

C., treas., Sons, Ltd.,

Engineering Singapore

Practice, Inc., Peipiug

Steindorff,

Steiner, C. E.,

T., Bayer

Steiner Pharma

Import Co.,

Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

Steiner,

Steiner, H., asst.,Editorial

DiethelmDept.,

& Co.,North

Ltd., Bangkok

Steiner, K.M. M.,A., Export Dept., Oversea China

TradingDailyCo., News & Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Steiner, Mrs. M. R., partner, Steiner Import Co., Shanghai

Steinfeld, H., managing director, K. K. Leybold Shokwan, Tokyo

Steingraber, D. M., (Exports), Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Steingraber,

Stenning, N. M., Getz Bros.Consolidated

C., director, & Co., ShanghaiTin Smelters, Ltd., Penang

Stepan, J., chancellor, Czechoslovakia Legation, Shanghai

Stepanoff, A. S., Imperial

Stepanoff,' P.N. L,M.,comm,

director, Chemical

Manchurian Industries (China),

Co., Ltd., HarhinLtd., Tientsin

Stepanoff,

Stephan, C. H., vice-consul, editor, Reuters,Consulate,

American Ltd., Tientsin

Nagoya

Stephan,

Stephan, E., Acct.

J., staff, Dept.,

International

Caldbeck,Savings Society,& Co.,

Macgregor Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

Stephanow, L. M., Shanghai Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.,

Stepharius, C., prop.

Stephen, A.G. F.J., D., &

A. S.asst, mgr.,

Watson Buchheister & Co., Tientsin

Stephen, town &planner.

Co., Ltd.,Town

Canton

Planning Dept., Kuala Lumpur

 F378 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Stephen, R., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Stephens, F. R., chief clerk, Mines Dept., Negri Sembilan

Stephens, P. S., actg. consul for Great Britain, Manila

Stephenson, B. S., Butterfield & Swire, Tsingtao

Stephenson,

Stephenson, E., E. F.,Whiteaway, Laidlawengr.,

senior electrical & Co.,Electrical

Ltd., Shanghai

Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Stephenson, K. G., mng. director, Ilbert & Co. (1931), Ltd., Shanghai

Stephenson, R. N., Works mgr., Malay

Sterelny, A. J., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai Mail, Kuala Lumpur

Stern, J., proprietor, Oversea Trading Co., Yokohama

Sternberg, M., vice-pres., Fagan & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Sternberg, Max, proprietor, Sternberg & Co., Singapore

Steude,

Steur, A.R.,J. Acct.

van der,Dept.,

signsC.perlilies & Co.,

proxy, De Dairen

N. Y. Bataafsche Petroleum Mij. Handelszaken,

Semarang

Steven, W., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stevenot,

Stevens, A.,J. mgr.,

E. EL,Cable

chairman, Philippine

& Wireless, Ltd.,Engineering

Batavia Corporation, Manila

Stevens, E. A., mng. dir., Goodrich Co. (S. S.), Ltd., Singapore

Stevens, E. A, partner, Allen & Gledhill, Johore

Stevens, Mrs. E. C., Cocker Spaniels “of Tambun” Kennels, Ipoh, Perak

Stevens,

Stevens, E.H. V.,E., managing

2nd secty.,director,

AmericanFrazar & Co.,Peiping

Embassy, Ltd., Tokyo

Stevens, K. B. EL, sales mgr., Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stevens, K. R., manager, Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stevens,

Stevens, T.R. M.,

EL, commercial

asst., Norwich secty.,Union Fire Insurance

Municipal Society,

Electricity Dept.,Ltd., Singapore

Singapore

Stevens, W. R. M., Average Adjuster, Shanghai

Stevenson, G. L., Building & Engineering Dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stewart, A. C. G., chief examiner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Swatow

Stewart, A. D., White, Page

Stewart,

Stewart, C.C. E.,

C., agent,

commr.,Chartered

MunicipalBank Council, Penang

of India, Australia & China, Manila

Stewart, D. B., divisional forest officer,

Stewart, D. J. C., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical Forest Dept., Sarawak(China), Ltd., Shanghai

Industries

Stewart, E. F., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Stewart, E. F., Wise

Stewart, E. EL, director, H. C. Dixon & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Stewart, F. Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Stewart,

Stewart, G.F. W., chief Hongkong

A., asst., inspector, Vehicles

& Shanghai Registration Dept., PenangManila

Banking Corporation,

Stewart, H. A., director, H. C. Dixon & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Stewart, J. B., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Foochow

Stewart, J. B., sub-acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Stewart, J. C., branch mgr., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Stewart, J.J. G.,

Stewart, a^st., W. Hammer

L. tidesurveyor, Chinese& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Maritime Customs, Changsha

Stewart, R., Shipping Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Stewart,

Stewart, S. T., asst. dist. officer, District Office, BalikLtd.,Pulan,

R. C., dir., William Jacks & Co. (Malaya), Penang

Penang

Stewart, W. A., Hongkong

Stewart,

Stickels, A.W. M„

G., senior executive

chief asst, engr., engineer,

ShanghaiCentral

Gas Go.,Branch, Public Works Dept., S’pore

Ltd., Shanghai

Stiles, W. A., in charge, Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Canton

Still, F. M., inspr. of Prisons, Johore & Supt. of Prisons, Johore Bahru, Johore

Stilliard,

Stimpson,R.,J.P. Hongkong & ShanghaiEmbassy,

H., International

clerk, American BankingPeiping

Corporation, Harbin

Stimpson, B., Export Co, Ltd., Hankow

Stiner, S., vice-consul for Switderland, Shanghai

Stirling, J. W. E., secty., British Consulate, Mukden

Stirton, R. I., lubrication engr., Union Oil Co. of California Singapore

Stock, H., sales mgr., Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Stockar, F. C;, Silk & Waste Silk Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., S’hai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F379

Stockley, G. E., actg. consul-gen&ral for Great Britain, Kunming, Yunnanfu

Stocks, F. C., agent, Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Trengganu

Stoddart, J. B., asst, controller of Posts, Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Singapore.

Stoessel, G., asst, manager, Schmidt & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Stogdon., J. W., Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co., Singapore.

Stohwase, V., secty., A. P. Munning & Co., Kobe

Stokely, H. V., mgr., Parke, Davis & Co., Shanghai

Stokes, D. P., customs officer, Customs & Excise Department, F. M. S.

Stokes, G. D., Dodwell k Co., Ltd., Nagoya

Stokes, H. W., dir., Samarang Sea & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Batavia

Stolle, Otto, dir. & gen. mgr. for the F. E. of Bohler Bros. & Co., Tokyo

Stoltenberg-Lerche, H., Bodiker & Co., Canton

Stone, J., treasurer, Treasurer’s Department, Singapore

Stone, L, B., chrmn., Singapore Marine Insurance Association, Singapore

Stone, T. H., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Stonham, L. E., H. A. I. Savul & Co., Shanghai

Sitorch, A. G., Storch Brothers. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Storch, D., mng. dir., Storch Brothers, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Storch, Isidore, managing director, Storoh Bros., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Storer, J., manager for Japan, A. Balfour & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Storey, T. J., Shanghai Dockyards, Ltd., Shanghai

Storojeff, I. A., Engr. Department, Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Storr, P., Crown counsel, Attorney-General’s Department, Singapore

Storrs, A. H. G., comdr., C. P. S. Likin, Chinese Maritime Customs, Foochow

Storrs, J. K., actg. deputy commi., Chinese Maritime Customs, Tangyueh

Stott, J. S., dir., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Stott, V. G., Burroughs Wellcome & Co., Shanghai

Straatemeier, J., agent, Ned. Ind. Escompto Mij N. V., Semarang

Straoey, R. J. R., foreign staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore-

Strachan, A. A., controller of Telecommunications (Southern Division), Posts &

Telegraphs Department, Singapore

Strachan, J. A. P., chairman & mng. director, United Engineers, Ltd., S’pore.

Straeten, H. van der, consul-general for Belgium, Macao

Strahan, A. C., inspector of Schools, Educational Department, Perak

Strandberg, E., actg. mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Singapore

Strang, T. F., medical officer, Ipoh Hospital, Perak

Straus, H. A., export manager, Nipponophone Co.. Ltd., Tokyo

Stray, J. F., supervisor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Penang

Streatfeild, J. C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.), Ltd., Manila

Strealfeild, W. C., mgr., Bombay-Bunnah Trading Corpm, Ltd., Bangkok

Streeck, H., signs per pro., Bergmann & Co*, Kobe

Streenivasan, V., stenographer, F. A. Bartholomeusz, Ltd., Singapore

Streeper, R. B., consul for America. Penang

Street, H. B., Strong & Co., Yokohama

Street,

Strehler,M.H.,E.,Diethelm

asst., Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

& Co., Haiphong

Streib, U., Itohde & Co., Shanghai

Streiff, H. A., vice-pres., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Streit, P. M., dir., treas. & gen. plant mgr., Shanghai Telephone Co., Fed. Inc.,

Shanghai

Streuli, H., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Strevens, W. A., managing director, Robinson Piano Co. (S'. S.), Ltd., S’pore

Strickland, G. F., proprietor, Strickland & Co.. Singapore

Strickland, J., Forbes, Munn & Co., Ltd., Manila

Strickland, P. G., mgr., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Strijko, N. I., mgr., Howard-Ford Insurance Agency, Harbin

Stringfellow, G. F., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Malacca

Stroud, E. P., director, W. M. Strachan & Co. (Agencies), Ltd., Tokyo

Strugnell, E. J., sr. asst, conservator of Forests, Forest Dept., S. S. & F. M. S.;

(On leave)

Struther, E, B., editor, Chinese Medical Journal, Tsinan

 F380 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Struthers, J. S., asst., Medical Hall, Ltd., Singapore

Stuart, F. H., vice-consul, British Legation, Bangkok

Stuart, J. M., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Sourabaya

Stuart, J. V., Local Sales Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Stuart, R. A., actg. mgr., Hongkong &, Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Stubbs, A. T., Shipping Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Stubo, K. C., vice-pres. & secty., C. B. Nelson & Co., Manila

Stucken, S., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Stunzi, Dr. R., mgr., Siber, Hegner & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Sturrock, D., deputy registrar, Dept, of Statistics, Penang

Sturt, H. H.,

Stutz, E., asst, representative,

Liebermann Waelchli & Asiatic

Co., OsakaPetroleum Co. (S. S-), Ltd., Singapore

Sube, L. C. M., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Subramanian, S., editorial staff, Malaya Tribune, Singapore

Subramanian, V. K., chief asst., Oriental Govt. Security Life Assurance, Co., Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur

Suchanek, O., Dyes Dept., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Suesskoch, V., director, Schmidt Shoteri, Ltd., Tokyo

Sugimori, M., (Paper

Sugikaku, K. dir., YaoExports), AmericanGlass

Hua Mechanical Trading

Co., Co.

Ltd.,of Tientsin

Japan, Ltd., Kobe

Sugimoto, K., mng., dir., Grand Hetels, Ltd., Tsingtao

Sugiyama,

Suguyi, S., H., W. H. clerk,

shipping WinningJ. S.&Nessin

Co., Dairen

Sulit, C., actg. chief, Admin. Div., Bureau of Forestry, Manila, The Philippines

Sullivan, F. F., Dunlop Rubber Co. <,China), Ltd., Shanghai

Sullivan, P. J., foreign staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Sullivan,

Sulzer, W.Alhambra

T., president,CigarAmerican Asiatic Underwriters Fed., Inc., Shanghai

Sumii, J.,H.,mng. dir., Mitsui

Bussan Kaisha,Manufacturing

Ltd., Tokyo Co., Manila

Summer, R. J„ mine mgr., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Summers, J. H. W. manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sumulung,

Sun, C. M., L,mgr., mechanic,

TaichongSabater

Import& &Co.,Export

ManilaCo., Tientsin

Sun, K. S., mgr., Taikoo Hong Kong Kee, Antung

Sun, R., dir., Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Sun, T. C., chief mgr., Kailan Mining Administration, Tientsin

Sundaram, T. P., extra asst, contr. or Labour, Labour Dept., Klang, Selangor

Sunderum, D., asst, acct., Colonial Treasury, Singapore

Sundram, D., chief clerk, Municipal Vehicles Dept., Singapore

Sunshine,

Suntyphoon, I. S.,T. asst., Ilford,Ltd.,

F., Ilford, Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Suppiah, K. A., secty., Sanitary Board, Ipoh, Perak

Supramaniam, S. R., gen. clerk, Oriental Bank of Malaya, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Surenbra,

Sutcliffe, G.D.H.,A.,Gasoline

draftsman, W. H. Pratt,

& Aviation Dept.,Ltd,, NegriPetroleum

Asiatic SembilanCo. (N. C,), Ltd., S’hai

Suter, H. U., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Sutherland, C. E., vice-pres. & treas., Universal Leaf Tob. Co. of Ch., Shanghai

Sutherla’nd,

Sutherland, J.G. C.,A. P., sub-acct.,& Chartered

Hongkong Bank of India,

Shanghai Banking Austr. Singapore

Corporation, & China, Singapore

Sutherland, J. G. A., mgr.

Sutherland,

Sutton, 0. F.,W.executive

J., asst., engr.,

Hongkong Public& Works

Shanghai Banking

Dept., KualaCorporation, Penang

Langat, Selangor

Suyderhoud, W. J,, Freight & Transhipment Dept., Royal Packet Navigation Co., S’pore

Suzuki, J., secty., Swedish Consulate, Kobe

Suzuki,

Suzuki, K.,

K., special

p. p. mgr., repres.,

BankWheelock

of Taiwan,& Co.,

Ltd.,Ltd., Shanghai

Canton

Suzuki,

Suzuki, S., mgr.. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Amoy

Svagr, J.S.,J.,Koztmya

ArchitectShokai, Kobe Engineer, Yokohama

& Consulting

Svensen,

Sverjensky, B. B., signs per pro., Co.

S. K., dist. acct., Texas L. S.(China), Ltd.,Shanghai

Weinstein, Tsingtao

Swaffield, W. H., supt., Stores & Furniture, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Swales, P. J., asst, mgr., Alfred Herbert Ltd., Osaka

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F381

Swallow, J. F. A., asst., Eastern Agencies, Ltd., Singapore

Swan,

Swan, W.R. C.H.,M.,asst,Union Insuranceengineer,

distribution Society Municipal

of Canton, Gas Ltd.,Department,

Manila Singapore

Swann, R. N., Beck i f e Swann, Shanghai

Swanson, J., architect, Technical Dept., Bangkok Dock Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Swart, Dr. N. L.,L., Transportation

Swartzell, consular agent, Dept., French Consulate, Bandoeng

Swayn, J., K.inspr., Police Force, ShanghaiShanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Swayne,

Swift, Dr.F.S.ELH.,F.,treas.,

Hongkong

medical & Shanghai

officer, Banking Corporatioh, Shanghai

Klang, Selangor

Swinton,

Sworder, G.R. S., H., deputyW.chief R. Babcock

surveyor,&Survey

Co., Inc.,Dept.,

Manila

Topo, Perak

Syckel, G. Van, Atkins, Kroll &

Sydow, E. de, secretary, Swedish Legation, Tokyo Co., Inc., Manila

Syer,

Sykes,F.A.N.,C.,partner, Kennedy & Co.,

asst, transportation mgr.,Commr.,

F.M.S. Municipal

Railways, Council, Penang

Kuala Lumpur

Sykes, A. T., International Export

Sykes, E. H., Gattey & Bateman, Inc., Singapore Co., Ltd., Hankow

Sykes, H. O. E., actg. dist. officer, Kudat

Sykes,

Sykes, R.N., K.,Development

Refined Oil Dept., Dept.,Imperial Chem. Industries

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., (China),

TientsinLtd., Shanghai

Sykes, W., Patons

Sym, H. B., asst, & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Symington, C. F.,supt.,

seniorPolice Dept., Singapore

asst, conservator of Forests, Forest Dept., S.S. F.M.S.

Symons, A., Architectural Dept., Brandt & Rodgers, Ltd., Shanghai

Symons,

Symons, A. N.,

P., Union Investigation officer, Land < >ffice, Singapore

Synnerberg, G. V., Brewery,

propr.

V. Synnerberg, Shanghai

Tabajara,R.N.,F.,consul,

Tabrum, inspr.,Brazilian

Police Consulate,

Force, ShanghaiYokohama

Tachibana, T., Denbigh & Co., Hakodate

Taddiken, J. F., general mgr., Honolulu Iron Works Co., Manila

Togawa,

Taggart, D.,P. H.,president,

sub acct.,Christian

Chartered Literature

Bank of Society, Tokyo& China, Bangkok

India, Austr.

Tahara, K., mng. dir., Manchuria Daily News, H sinking

Tahdy,A. E.Y.,J.,Rolling

Tait,Shanghai signs perStock pro.,& Butterfield

Works Dept.,& Swire,

Shanghai Swatow

Electric Construction Co., Ltd.,

Tait, D. B., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire,

Tait, R. G. H., chief acct., Singapore Harbour Board, Singapore Hankow

Tait,

Tajima,W. M.G., I.,postmaster-general,

Mongkew Office, Shanghai Posts & Telegraphs

Gas Co., Ltd., Dept., Sarawak

Shanghai

Takagi, K., propr., Sakae Shokai, Shanghai

Takagi,

Takahashi,Col.A.,S.,asst.,

dir. &Chinesemgr. ofMaritime

Jap. Dept.,Customs,

LI. Tschurin

Swatowk Co., Ltd,, Harbin

Takahashi,

Takahashi, C., mgr.,

K., Sundry Bank

Union Insurance of Taiwan, Ltd., Amoy

Takahashi, R., k LumberSociety of Canton,

Dept., Mitsui Ltd.,Kaisha,

Bussan Tokyo Ltd., Peiping

Takai, S.,

Takai, T., consul

sub-acct., for National

Japan, Swatow City Bank of New York, Kobe

Takaku, N.,

Takata, J., mng.

National dir.,Aniline

Japan Tourist

& ChemicalBureau,

Co., Tokyo

U. S. A., Kobe

Takayama,

Takazawa, T.,M. director,

H., secty.Eastern k interpreter,

TradingFrench Consulate,

Co.. Ltd., YokohamaYokohama

Takebe, J., dir.. South Manchuria Railway

Takemura, H., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe Co., Dairen

Takenouchi, S., mgr., Showa Rubber Co., Ltd., Rubber Eatates

Takenouchi, T., p. p. mgr., Hankow Bank, Ltd., Hankow

Takeuchi, N., sub-supt.,

Takiyama, for Nippon Yusen unKaisha, Yokohama

Talalla, H. S.,P., consul

mng. director. Japan,Fletcher

Hunch Trading Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Talalla, H. S., mgr., Rohini Florists, Kuala Lumpur

Talati, S. B., mng. dir., Grand Theatre, Tientsin

F382 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Talati, S. M. mng. dir., M. Pestonjee & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Talbot, A. E. S., customs officer, Customs & Excise Dept., F.M.S.

Talbot,

Talbot, C.B. A.,

W., asst,

sub-mgr., Chartered

controller, Bank

Railing of India,

Mining Australia & China,

Administration, China, Shanghai

Chinwangto

Talbot, R. M , audit secty., S’hai Office of the Inspectorate Gen. of Cus., Shanghai

Talbot-Jones, R. V., asst, controller of Telecommunications (Wireless), Posts & Tele-

Talou,graphs Dept., Singapore

J., agriculturist, Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Tamamura, S., Choya Yoko, Ltd., Shanghai

Tamberg, A. R., Melchers Engineering Corporation, Tientsin

Tamburini, E. V., Strong & Co., Kobe

Tamesis, F., dir., Bureau of Forestry, Manila, The Philippines

Tampinco,

ManilaE., cashier, “Banco Hipotecario de Filipinas”, Savings & Mortgage Bank,

Tamura,

Tamura, Col. H., military

I., Accts. attache,Bussan

Dept., Mitsui Japanese Legation,

Kaisha, Bangkok

Ltd., Peiping

Tan, C. C., asst., Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Tan, W. H., secty. & treas., China Electric Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tanabe, T., mgr., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Tanaka,

Tanaka, L,A., Import

dir., AallDept.,

& Co.,Nippon

Ltd., Osaka

Yusen Kaisha, Singapore

Tanaka, S., Cashiers Dept., MitsuiCoalBussan

Tanaka, S., mng. dir., Mulin Mining Co., Ltd.,

Kaisha, Harbin

Peiping

Tanaka, T., mgr., Bagnail

Tanaka, T., Accounts Dept., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Kobe

Tanaka, T., Eiwa Yoko, Shanghai

Tanaka, Y., dir., Y. Tanaka & Co., Fusan

Tanchanco, F., asst, chief, Inspection Div., Bureau of the Treasury, Manila, The

Philippines

Tanizawa, R., mgr., Kasho Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tanjuatco, E. G., Araneta, Zaragoza, Araneta & Bautista, Manila

Tann, K. H., mng. dir.. Universal Pictures (Singapore), Ltd., Singapore

Tanner, A., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Tanner, H., consul-general for Finland, Shanghai

Tantoco-Palatao,

Tara, C., Geo. H. S., Bakerlibrarian, National Library, Tondo Branch, Tondo

& Co., Shanghai

Tarasoff, N., secty., Gutfur, Inc., Shanghai

Tarrosa, R., Bayne & Co., Manila

Tarwalla, M. A., mgr., F. M. Noordin & Co., Singapore

Tasaka, K., Berrick & Co., Ltd., Kobe

Tasker, L. O., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Kuala Lumpur

Tassel, E., signs per pro., Export Dept., Olivier Chine, Shanghai

Tata, B. D., director, B. D. Tata &Co., Shanghai

Tate, A., supt. (Mackenzie Rd. Pumping Sta.), Municipal Water Dept., S’pore

Tatham, T. P. H., estate mgr., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Tatsumi, M., Kozhaya Shokai, Kobe

Tauber, K., Wholesale Dept., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Tavadia, B. C., mng. dir., Shameen Estates, Ltd., Canton

Tavares, A. M., L. Rondon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tavella, U. M., general manager, Italian Bank for China, Shanghai

Taverson, T., Teverson & Mactavish, Kobe

Tay, T. U., asst, mgr., Asia Life Assurance Co., Singapore

Tayler, C. J., mgr., Telok Manggis Estates, Ltd., Sepang, Selangor

Taylor, A. B., warehouse supervisor, Government Printing Office, Singapore

Taylor,

Taylor, A. F., signs perAudit

pro., Guthrie & Co.,Sarawak

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Taylor, A.C., G., auditor,

publisher, Manila Department,

Daily Bulletin, Manila

Taylor, C. M., Harrisons & Crosfield (Borneo), Ltd., Sandakan

Taylor, C. W., accountant, Thai Commercial Bank, Ltd., Bangkok

Taylor, D. A., reporter, Shanghai Times, Shanghai

Taylor, E., gen. supt, of plant, Cebu Portland Cement Co., Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F383

Taylor, E. A., chief acct., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Taylor, G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Singapore

Taylor, H. S., technical asst., United Engineers, Ltd., Penang

Taylor,

Taylor, J.H.McG.,

W., grocery

Hongkong shop

asst., Singapore

BankingCold Storage Co.,Saigon

Corporation, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Taylor, J. P., principal medical officer, Medical Department,

Taylor, K. D., 2nd officer, C. S. Recorder, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore Sandakan

Taylor, L., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Taylor, L., director, British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Taylor, M. B., Machinery Dept., Pacific Commercial Co.; Cebu

Taylor N. W., mgr., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Medan

Taylor, R. M., vice-consul for America, Tientsin

; Taylor, Taylor, S.T.,D.,

dir.,mgr.,

Ross,Wearne

TaylorBros.,

& Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Malacca

Singapore

Taylor, T. F., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

;; Taylor, W.

Taylor, W. F.,

H., Freight

Property Dept., Canadian

Maintenance Dept., E.Railway

Pacific Co.,

D. Sassoon c Co., Ltd.,

Taylor, W.

Shanghai H., mgr., Price's Candle Factory, Asiatic Petroleum Co. Shanghai

(N. C.), Ltd.,

' Taylor-Gill, A.

Teale, G. E., life P. T, Jardine

dir., CumberbatchEngineering

& Co., Corporation,

Ltd.,Tokyo Ltd.,

Kuala Lumpur Shanghai

' Tecklenburg,

Teixeira, Dr. J.C.,F.,Doitsu SenryoforGomel

asst, consul Kaisha,

Portugal, Shanghai

' Tek, H. E. Ferid, ambassador extra. & plenipotentiary, Turkish Embassy, Tokyo

Telberg, G. G., proprietor, Telberg’s International Bookstore, Tsingtao

Telfer, A., chief inspr., Polic Force, Shanghai

Telfer, W. Q., up-country staff, Brit.-Amer. Tob. Co. (Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

' Telford, W. V., supervisor, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Teliakovsky, D., Olivier Chine, Tientsin

Teller, E., General Office, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tels, M. K.,O.,asst,

Teltscher, mgr.,Soap

Klaasen Co., Batavia

' Temlett, C. E.,China

boat officer, Co., Ltd.,

Chinese Shanghai Customs, Canton

Maritime

] Templo, J. W., acct., Chinese American Publishing Co., Shanghai

Tenelly, R. A., Reuter’s, Ltd., Tokyo

Tenisson, P., supt. engr., Mollers’, Ltd., tech, mgr., Mollers’ Engr. Works Ltd., S’hai

1 Tennberg, C. I., manager, Gadelius & Co., Ltd., Dairen (On leave)

Tennent, D. R., Import Dept., Cornes & Co., Kobe

J Tercalavres, E., asst, supt., Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

I Terlien,

Terekhin,J. M.,

A. works

D., supervisor of agents,

supt., Singapore Compagnie

Rubber Franco-Amer.

Works, Ltd., Singapore d’Assce., S’hai

! Terrell, A. K. A. B., judge of appeal, Supreme Court, Singapore

Terrell, O. D., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Shanghai

Terzopoulos, T., tobacco expert, Karatzas Bros. & Co., Tientsin

j Teskey, C. L., sub-officer, Municipal Fire Brigade, Singapore

| Testa, G. O., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

1 Tetstall, F., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

I Teucher, W., pres. & treas., Elmac, Inc., Manila

I Thackeray, E. L., inspr. of Machinery, Mines Dept., Taiping, Perak

Ii Thakkar,

Thakkar, A.D. V.,D., general

general manager,

manager, M.M. D.D. Thakkar,

Thakkar, Osaka

Osaka

i! Thakkar,

Thambar, Dr. J. V., asst, medical officer, ParitOsaka

Y. D., general manager, M. D. Thakkar, Buntar Hospital, Perak

1 Thambar, Dr. V., asst, medical officer, Krian District, Perak

: Thambipillai, V. K., asst. med. offir., Social Flygiene Branch, Med. Dept., Penang

i Thambipillay, S., asst, medical officer, Medical Dept., Malacca

Thamsen, G. A., branch manager, Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Thao, L., chief clerk, Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

’ Thatcher, G. S., sr. exec, engr., Malayan Public Works Service, F.M.S.

1' Thaver, V. S., chief immigration clerk, Labour Dept., Penang

Thayer, J., signs per pro., Butterfield & Swire (Japan), Ltd., Yokohama

 F384 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

fheiler, O., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Theiss, W., director, Schmidt Shoten, Ltd., Tokyo

Thellefsen, E. S., acct. &traf. acct., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., S'hai

Theobald, C. H., secretarial staff, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Theuerkauf, H., partner, Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Theuriere,

Thiel, G., mgr.,&Compaguie

E., Melchers Co., TientsinOptorg, Shanghai

Thiel, E. H., Executive Dept., Kofa American Drug Co., Shanghai

Thiemann, H., E. Bechler, Ltd., Hankow

Thoering, A., C. lilies &; Co. Bosch Dept., Tokyo

Thomann, P., secretaire general, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels de Tlndochine,

Haiphong

Thomas,

BangkokLt.-Comdr. A. C., naval attache & naval attache for Air, American Legation,

Thomas, A. O., sr. exec. elec, engr., Central Branch, Public Works Dept., Singapore

Thomas, A. S., acct., Hai Ho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Thomas, A. V., engr. for timber testing, Forest Dept., S.S. &F.M.S.

Thomas, C. F., sub-mgr., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Thomas, C. J., special repres., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Thomas, C. T., inspr. of Mines, Mines Dept., Negri Sembilan

Thomas, D. H., Senior Rubber Inspector, Batu Pahat District, Johore

Thomas, E. B., inspr. of Mines, Mines Dept., Negri Sembilan

Thomas, F. G., stock supt., Ford Motor Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Thomas, F. S., engineer for Orient, Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Tokyo

Thomas, G., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Thomas, H. H., consul (Japanese Affairs), British Consulate, Shanghai

Thomas,is, I.,H. chemist,

Thom S., Building

Singapore Dept., Sime

Rubber Works, Ltd., Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Singapore

Thomas, J. A., general supt., Manila Electric Co., Manila

Thomas, J. Twyford, director, Twyford Engineering, Ltd,, Tientsin

Thomas,

Thomas, L.L. A., deputy inspr.-general

II. Twyford, (Admin.),

director, Twyford Police Department,

Engineering, Singapore

Ltd, Tientsin

Thomas, M. F., Koloniale Petroleum Verkoop Mij.. N. V., Semaraiig

Thomas, R. V., acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Shanghai

Thomas,

Thomas, W.,H. E.consular

Sir Shenton,

agent,Governor & Comdr.-m-Chief,

French Consulate, SemarangStraits Settlements

Thomashevsky, P., staff, Palmer & Turner, Shanghai

Thomasson,

Thomazios, A.,D. chiefA., vice-consul for America,

clerk & deputy registrar,Tokyo

Supreme Court, Malacca

Thomerson, A.,G.,senior

Thompson, Asiaticplant

Petroleum Co. (S.C.),

pathologist, Ltd., Nanning

Agricultural Department, S.S. & F.M.S.

Thompson, Mrs. B., director, Advertising A Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Thompson, C., mgr., Pootung Lower Wharf,

Thompson, C. A. J. S., acct., Harbour Board, Penang Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.C.), Ltd., S’hai

Thompson, C. O., vice-consul for America, Singapore

Thompson,

Thompson, F.F. D., C., manager,

managingLinotype & Machinery,

director, Firestone Tire ALtd., Singapore

Rubber Co. (S.S.), Ltd., Singapore

Thompson, G.F. G.,

Thompson, C., asst.,

CottonEastern Smelting

.Mills Dept., Co., Ltd.,

Jardine, PenangA Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Matheson

Thompson, G.G. T.,

Thompson, W.,Estates

NationalDept.,

City Harrisons

Bank of NewA Crosfield, Ltd., Medan

York, Osaka

Thompson,

Thompson, S.MissW.,J.,vice-president,

Records Dept.,Manila

Advertising

TradingA APublicity Bureau,

Supply Co., Singapore

Manila

Thompson, V., resident

Thomsen, C.H.,R.proprietor, partner, Clarke

PasohRamsey

Sawmills,A Larkin,

Bahau, Manila

Negri Sembilan

Thomson, W., dir., Carr A Son, Ltd.,vice-consul for Norway, Swatow

Thomson,

Thomson, D.

E. J.,

V. dir.

C., A secty.,

resident Fairchild

partner, A

Evatt Co.,

A Ltd.,

Co., Tientsin

Penang

Thomson, F. A., asst, controller of Telecommunications (Traffic), Posts A Telegraphs

Department,

Thomson, G. G., subPerak acct., Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Thomson, J. E. B., Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F385

Thomson, L. M., governing director, Carr Ramsey & Son,

Thomson, R., shift engineer, Municipal Electricity Supply Department, PenangLtd., Swatow

Thomson, R.W.,T.,manager,

Thomson, manager,Harrisons

Engineering Dept., Henningsen

& Croslield, Ltd., MedanProduce Co., Shanghai

Thoresen, A., managing director, O. Thoresen & Co.,Shanghai

Thorburn, M. H., chief acct,, L. Moore & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Thoresen,

Thorley, S.O.,0.,manager, O. ThoresenRepresentative

supt,, Commercial & Co., Shanghai & Sales Division, Shanghai Telephone

Co., Fed., Inc., Shanghai

Thorn, L. H., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Thorne, A.A., F.,general

Thorne, asst., foreman,

DonaldsonFogden, Brisbane Singapore

& Burkinshaw, & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Thorne, H. V., South British Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Thornley, S.C.,M.,asst.,Cotton

Thornton, Mills& Dept.,

Guthrie Jardine,

Co., Ltd., KualaMatheson

Lumpur & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Thorogood, W. J., dist. judge & 1st magistrate, District Police Courts (Criminal), Malacca

Thorpe, A.H. A.,

Thorpe, O., Warner,

Sales Dept., Barnes

Kelly

& Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Thorpe,

Thoumyre, T. L., Thomson & Co.,desShanghai

Thowless, A. E., asst., Islay Kerr & Co., Ltd., PenangArtificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

R., pres., Societe Ciments Portland

Thowsen, T., Berbom & Thowsen, Shanghai

Thu, J., conseiller, French Municipal Council, Hankow

Thuemen, J.Alex.,

Thuermer, F., '“Bayer”

manager,Yakuhin

SchmidtGomei& Co.,Kaisha,

PeipingKobe

Thun,

Thunder, E. D., Hatch, Carter & Co., TientsinBros.), Swatow

J., partner, Roese, Gebrueder (Roese

Thurnber, F., China Import & Export Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Thursfield,

Thurston, C.A.R.,J., life

linesdirector,

engr., Oriental

CumberbathTelephoneCo., &Ltd.,

Electric Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tianero,

Tiangco, T.,V.,Hongkong

in charge,& Shanghai Banking& Corporation,

Public Exchange

Kuala

Service (GeneralIloiloLumpur

Reference Division),

National Library, Manila

Tibbetts, J. B., partner, Harold Bell, Taylor, Bird & Co., Kobe

Tibesart,

Tichelman,J. A.,H. pro. J., &Varekamp

gen. mgr., &Tientsin Oil Mill, iieutsin

Co., Medan

Tidemann, K., asst, mgr., Siemssen & Co., TientsinTimber Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Tidbury, A. C., Engr. Dept., British Borneo

Tidy, E. C., commr.,

Tiedemann, H., signsPolice Department,

per pro., Carlowitz &Kedah

Co., Tientsin

Tiefenbacher, H., Wm. Meyerink & Co., Shanghai

Piefenbacher, H. M. H., signs per pro., Wm. Meyerink & Co., Shanghai

Tiefenbacher,

Tielens, M., Bayar Pharma Co., Shanghai

Tiencken,M.H.P.,V.,consul for Denmark,

director, EnterpriseBatavia

Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tikhomirof, J. B., 3rd officer, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tilburn, C. L., dir., China Deep Well Drilling Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Tilley, A. C., asst, acct., Taku Tug

Tilley, C. H., Imperial Chem. Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Tilley, P., Architect & Civil Engineer, Shanghai

Tillitse, Lars, minister, Danish Legation, Tokyo

Timmerberg, C., mgr., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Co., Manila

Timms,

Timson, D.,R. J.,

Federal

purser,Dispensary, Ltd., Cable

C. S. Recorder, Klang,&Selangor

Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Tindall, A., signs per pro., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tindley, P. D., acct., British-American Tobacco Co/(Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Tingle, G. M., vice-consul, British Consulate, Nanking

Tipler, M. W., sub-mgr., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Singapore

Tipolt, W., secretary,

Tirinnanzi, Dr. D.,.solePanamanian Consulate

agent, Compagnia Office,

Italian YokohamaOriente, Shanghai

a d’Estremo

Tirthdas, N., managing director, Bharat Trading Co., Yokohama

Tiruchelvam, Dr. M. E.. senior deputy med. officer, Batu Gajah Hospital, Perak

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Tissen, Philip J. C., chancellor, Dutch Consulate, Kobe

Titlebaum, S., mgr., Advertising Dept., Shanghai Evening Fast & Mercury, Shanghai

Titus F. W., signs the firm, Fuhrmeister

Tivoniuk, E. J., American Express Co., Inc., Shanghai

Tobias, H.,P. staff,

Tobias, N. Lazarus,

D., chief, Shanghai

Division of National Financej Dept, of Finance, Manila,

The

Tobler, Philippines

Tobler, A.,

G. F.,asst., Diethelm

Eastern & Co.,John

director, Ltd.,Wanamaker,

Bangkok Kobe

Toby, F. M., Compagnie des Chargeurs Reunis, Saigon

Toda, C., International Harvester Co.' of Philippines, Manila

Todd, C. C., Benjamin & Potts, Shanghai (On leave)

Todd, R. B. R., asst., Harrisons Barker & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Todman, D. L, engr., Municipal Engineer’s Dept., Malacca

Toeg, E. A., dir. & sales mgr., Woodcraft Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Toeg, E. F„ mng. dir., Woodcraft Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Toftman, E. G., Atkins, Kroll & Co., Inc., Manila

Togawa, H., supt. of Tel., Japanese Telegraph Office, Shanghai

Tohyama, H.,

Togawa, dir., Shanghai

H., Import Dept., Geo.Cotton Mfg.& Co.,

H. Baker Co., Kobe

Ltd., Shanghai

Toida, M., Produce Department, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Tokmakoff,

Tolentino, C.,A.chief,

C., Property

SuppliesAccounts

Section, Dept., E. D.ofSassoon

Division Purchase& Co., Ltd., Shanghai

& Supply, Manila, The

Philippines

Tolle, F., Opt. Department, Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Tollens, E., Max Noessler & Co., G. m. b. H., Shanghai

Toller, W. S., consul-general for Great Britain, Tsingtao

Tolmie, G. W., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Shanghai

Tolmie, K. R., asst., Caldbeck, Macgregor & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tclosana,

Tombs, Mariano

C. W., Vidal,

E litorial D pr.,1st.h\rt

secty.,China

Spanish

Daily.Legation, Tokyo Ltd., Shanghai

l\ews 4" ILtraLd.,

Tomes, K., Skoda Works, Ltd., Shanghai

Tomeye, Leon

Tominaga, D. Chosen

B., dir., S., Tomeye Trading

Industrial Bank,Co.,Seoul

Tokyo

Tomkins, J. F., International Harvester Co. of The Philippines, Manila

Tomlin, F. P., Acct. & Traffic Acct. Dept., Great Northern Tele. Co., Ltd., S’hai

Tomlinson, M. E., senior warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Tomlinson,

Tomonaga, L,R. Nippon

J., manager,YusenAuto PalaceHankow

Kaisha, Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Toms, H. J. C. K., manager, Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Toms, W. J., Union Trading Co., Kobe

Tender, P., asst;, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Penang

Tokin, S., senior executive engr., Malayan Public W'orks Service, F. M. S.

Tongue, E., collector, Estate Duty Office, Singapore

Tonnochy, F. A., Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., Shanghai

Tooke, U., acct., Survey Department, Kuala Lumpur

Toomiya, Y., Hongkew Office, Shanghai Gas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Toon, A. J., supt., Police Force, Shanghai

Toone, L. A., general manager, Sarawak Oilfields, Ltd., Brunei

Toone,

Topham,S. D.J., F.,chiefdir.,chemist,

Harper,Parke, Davis& &Co.,

Gilfillan Co.,Ltd.,

Shanghai

Singapore

Topshoj, S. O., chief engr., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Torbitt, H., Estates Department, Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Malacca

Tordesillas, V., chief, Pub. Lands Div., Bureau of Lands, Manila, The

Philippines

Tordy, A. J., editorial staff. Straits Times, Singapore

Torigoe, Capt. S., naval attache, Japanese Legation, Bangkok

Tornovsky, I. M., mgr., Victor Talking Machine Co. of China, Ltd., Shanghai

Torres, E., attorney, Department of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Torrey, E. W., manager, National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Toscani, S., appraising commr., Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Tosh, A. M., estate asst., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F387

Tosswill, J. T.j partner, Shearn, Delamore & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Tough, J., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Touty, H., mgr., H. M. H. Nemazee & Co., Shanghai

Tow'ir, A. F., consul, American Consulate, Nagasaki

Towers, A. C. J., propr., Towers & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Towers, A. R. M., asst., Towers & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Trail, A. D., agent, Chartered Bank of India, Aust. & China, Kuching, Sarawak

Trap, M., Louis T. Leonowens, Ltd., Bangkok

Tratnik, O., up-country staff, Thailand Steam Packet Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Travers, Mrs. A. M. A., manageress, East Cliff Hotel, Port Edward

Travis, S. E., director, Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Traynor, E. J., Import Department, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Trechman, B. A., treasurer, Financial Department, Sarawak

Treffers, O., asst, resident of the East Coast of Sumatra, Medan

Tregarthen, J. C. T., dist. surgeon, Medical Department, JessOlton

Treichler, H., manager, Siber, He goer & Co., Ltd., Tokyo

Tremlett, F. L, Honorary Aide-de-Camp, Colonial Gevernment, S. S.

Tremlett, S. A., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Trend, J. R., deputy mgr., Hankow Light & Power Cb., Ltd., Hankow

Tresham, P. L, asst, executive engr., Public Works Department, Sandakan

Treusein, F. J., headmaster, Bukit Zahrah School, Johore Bahru, Johore

Trevor, E. C., dredgemaster, Public Works Department, Singapore

Trias, M. F., Ross, Lawrence, Selp & Carrascoso, Manila

Tribe, K. WV, consul for Great Britain, Foochow

Trimble, P. H., manager, Boulevard Apartment Hotel, Manila

Trinidad, R. G., secty., National Business School, Manila

Trinidad, T., chief, Law Div., Bureau of Lands, Manila, The Philippines

Tritsch, F., A. B. David & Co., Ltd., Saigon

Tritthart, A., chief engr., Hai Ho Conservancy Commission, Tientsin

Trock, E., partner, Larsen & Trock, Shanghai

Trodd, E. G., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

Troegean W., Carlowitz & Co., Shanghai

Trolle, H. C., supt. (workshop), Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Troude, Louis Ogliastro & Co., Haiphong

Trowell, A. M., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Trowell, J. H. A., inspector of Machinery, Mines Department, Ipoh, Perak

Troyan, B., Provision Department, Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

Trudgill, E., asst., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Truhin, I. I., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Trumble, D. H., customs officer. Dept, of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquors,

Tobacco and Petroleum, Singapore

Tsatskin, M. F., Engineering Dept., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., S’hai

Tsubota, K., sub-supt., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Yokohama

Tsubouchi, H., in charge, G. Audoyer, Osaka

Tsuchiya, H., chancellor, Japanese Legation, Bangkok

Tsuchiya, T., Freight Dept., Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Tsuda, H., Machinery & Metal Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Tsukahara, T., inst. mgr., Rising Sun Petroleum Co., Ltd., Dairen

Tsurumi, K., consul-gen., Japanese Consulate, Singapore

Tsuruno, M., gen. mgr., Dairen Kisen Kaisha, Shanghai

Tsutsui, A., pres., O’Racca Confectionery Co., Inc., Manila

Tuason, M. chief,

Tuazon, C., N., 2ndArch. viceFile

pres.,& Cat.

“La Section

Urbana”,(Archives

BuildingDivision),

Asscn., Manila

Library, Manila

Tubangui, M.

Philippines A., chief, Biological Research Division, Bureau of Science, Manila, The

Tubbs, J. F. G., Jardine Engineering Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Tuck, Rev.

Tucker, H. L.E. D.,E., personal

mgr., Methodist Book& adviser,

asst, to dir. Room, Manila

Malayan Public Works Dept., Singapore

Tucker, Dr. M. E., Willis F. Pierce Memorial Hospital, Foochow

Tucker, V. G. A. R., planting adviser, Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Tufnell, Capt. D. N. C., naval attache, British Embassy, Tokyo

 F388 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Tufo, M. V. del, pres., Singapore Government Servants’ Co-operative Thrift & Loan

Society, Ltd., Singapore

Tuleneff,J„I.,salesman,

Tuller, Yee Tsoong TobaccoLtd.,

Millington Distributors,

Shanghai Ltd., Tientsin

Tulloch, H., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Tulloch,

Tully, R.,J.principal,

A., seniorAnglo-Chinese

surveyor, Survey Dept.,Amoy

College, Kedah (On leave)

Tunik, R. E., China Fur Trading Co., Ltd., TientsinNational Library, Manila

Tumaneng, T, chief of Div. (Gen. Reference Div.),

Tunn, E. H., chief inspector, Police Dept., Singapore

Turcan, J. P., Paterson, Simons & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Turnage, Col. Allen H., Marine Detachment, American Embassy, Peiping

Turnbull, E. W., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Nanking

Turnbull, F. C., mgr., Ipoh Concrete Lime & Marble, Ltd., Ipoh, Perak

Turnbull, J., charge engr., Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Turnbull, J. W., Marine Dept., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Shanghai

Turner, A. B., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Turner, A. J., director & secty., Medical Hall, Ltd., Singapore

Turner, A. W.,

Turner, D., sales mgr.,

managing Andersen,

director, BritishMeyer & Co., Ltd.,

Dispensary, Shanghai

Singapore

Turner, D-> surveyor, Lloyd’s Register

Turner, F. S., Mackenzie & Co., Ltd., Tientsin of Shipping, Yokohama

Turner,

Turner, G.J., E.,chairman,

DistrictBritish

Officer,Municipal

Alor Gajah,Council

Malacca& mng. director, Eastern Engineering

Works, Ltd., Tientsin

Turner, J. A., chairman, Finance Banking Corporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Turner, J. H. L., deputy commr. (Preventive Office), Shanghai Customs, Shanghai

Turner, M. W., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shanghai

Turner,

Turner, R.T., N.,

salesAsst.

mgr.,Resident,

MalayanBrunei

Motors, Ltd., Singapore

Turner, W. T., 2nd secty., American Embassy, Tokyo

Turnni

Turton, dge, W. A., chief

J., resident instructor,

inspector, LondonWaterworks,

& LancashireP. Insurance

W. D., Kinta,

Co.,Perak

Ltd., Singapore

Tuskia, A., Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., Shanghai

Tuson, A. A. L., deputy president, Administration Commission of the Diplomatic

Quarter, Peiping

Tuttelman, M., Rent Dept., China Realty Co., Shanghai

Tuttelman,

Tuxford, I. S., American

R. B., repres., Express Co., Liability

Employer’s Inc., Shanghai

Assurance Corpn., Ltd., Singapore

Tweedie,

Tweedie, A.S., C., dist.China

secty., dir., Chinese

PrintingGovernment

& FinishingSalt Co., Administration,

Ltd., Shanghai Foochow

Twogood,

Tydeman, F. J., gen.

F. W. E., civilmgr., Standard-Vacuum

engr., SingaporeDepts., Oil

Harbour Co., Shanghai

Tyer,

Tyler, D.W.W.,

E., Import.

HaskinsInsce.

& Sells,& Shipping

Shanghai Sime,Board,

DarbySingapore

& Co., Ltd., Penang

Tyte, S. G., director, Harper, Gilfillan & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Tytler, G. E. B., mgr., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Harbin

UUchida,

ren, E.K.,W.,perSingapore

pro. mgr.,ColdYokohama

Storage Co.,

SpecieLtd.,Bank,

Kuantan, Pahang

Ltd., Singapore

Udharam,

Udwadia, M., gen. mgr.,

R.T.R., Vasunia K. A. J.

& Co., Chotirmall & Co., Singapore

KobeMitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Ueda, G., Machinery

Uekuri, D., p.p. mgr., Senda

Uekuri, F., mgr., Christian Literature & Co., Ltd.,Society,

Singapore

Tokyo

Ueno, K., Delivery & Insce. Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Ueno, R., Choya Yoko, Ltd., Shanghai

Ugai, J., Account & Supplies Dept,, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Singapore

CJlanoff, W. E,, dir., Shanghai Manufacturing & Lumpur Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ulbricht, W., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Waibel

Ullmann, Rend, Watchmaker, Jeweller & Diamond Merchant, Singapore

Ullstein, A., Editorial Dept., China Press, Inc., Shanghai

Ulrich, M. L., attorney, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon

 FOKEIGN RESIDENTS

Umbhau, H., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Go., Yokohama

Umezawa,

Umnoff, D. t., Liddell Bros. &Baiyaku

G., proprietor, Nippon Kaisha,

Co., Ltd., Singapore

Shanghai

Umrigar, B. C., Umrigar & Co., Shanghai

Umstad, H. U., International Harvester Co. of the Philippines, .Manila

Unbehaun, C. H., dir. & gen. mgr., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Underdahl, E., Local Inspection & Workshop Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd.

.Bangkok

Underhill, C. T., inspr. of exmr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Hankow

Underwood, J. H., agent, Crowchina Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Unson, C. E., purchasing agt., Division of Purchase & • Supply, Manila, The

Philippines

Unwin, R. B. S., harbour-master, Klang, Selangor

Uphill, O., Detective Branch, Police Department, Malacca

Ura, H., Canvassing Dept., Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Urain, J., staff, W. Koresha, Shanghai

Urban, H., Technical Dept., Deutsche Farben-Handels. Waibel & Co., Tientsin

Urbanek, F. F., general repres. for China, Skodaworks, Ltd., Shanghai

Urchenko, N., Printing Dept., JV. C. Daily News Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Urquhart, S. R., power station supf.. Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Usaburo', Y., Netherlands Asiatic Trading Co., Kobe

Usoff, C. J., Arts & Crafts, Ltd., Shanghai

Utsuki, I., traffic agent, Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Kobe

Utting, W., tidesurveyor, Pagoda Anchorage, Chinese Maritime Customs,

hoochow

Uyeki, H., Eastern Trading Co., Ltd., Osaka

Uyemura, J. S., reception clerk, Broadway Mansions Hotel & Broadway

Mansions Apts., Shanghai

Uyeon, H., South

Uytenbroek, British

W., mgr., Insurance

Batavia Sea &Co.,

FireLtd., Shanghai

Insurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Uzawa, J., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Tokyo

Vaca, A. R. de la, secty. and acct., Sabater & Co., Manila

Vacchina, G., signs per pro., S. A. Ckrici, Bedoni & Co., Shanghai

Vadivelu, E., special repres., Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd,, Kuala

Lumpur

Vaithilingam, K., partner, Seremban Trading Co., Negri Sembilan

Vajda, G., G. Vajda & Co., Shanghai

Valberg, E. H., deputy shipping master, Marine Department, Singapore

Valdez, P., deputy collector, Custom House, Cebu

Valensa, A. E. (Industrial & Railway Supplies), China Engineers, Ltd., S’hai

Valentin, P.,G.,sous-dir.,

Valentine, Fire LossPolice Dept., &French

Adjusting Municipality,

Auctioneering Dept.,Shanghai

L. Moore & Co.,

Ltd., Shanghai

Valentini, E., asst, mgr., Lloyd Triestino S. N. Co., Shanghai

Valera, C., solicitor, Bureau of Justice, Manila, The Philippines

Valera, J., dist. forest officer, Forest Dept., Lahad Datu, B. N. Borneo

Vallender, J. H., actg. mgr., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Valles, J. A., Eiwa Yoko, Shanghai

Vallipuram, K., asst, inspr. of Tamil Schools, Education Dept., Negri Sembilan

Valpy, L. G., officer superintending police circle. Police Department, Sungei

Pantani, Kedah

Valtz, M., G.E., Finocehiaro

Valuppillai, & Co.,Anson,

Postmaster, Teluk Shanghai

Perak

Vandegrift, A. A. jr., marine detachment, American Embassy, Peiping

Vanderhelst, L., supt., distribution system, Tientsin Tramways & Lighting Co.,

Ltd., Tientsin

Vanderput, L. T., Cement Spinning Factory, United Engineers, Ltd., S’pore

Vanderput, W. It.,P.,clerk

Vanderstichelen, of Works, for

consul-general Municipal

Belgium,Engineer’s

Batavia Dept., Singapore

Vane, V. W., compr., Piece-goods Dept., Reuter, Brockelmann & Co., Shanghai

 F390 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Vaiiston, J. J . chief inspector of Machinery Surveyor-General of Ship’s Dfept

Vara,Singapore

J. 0. la, International Harvester Co. of Philippines, Manila

V arekamp, J., manager, Varekamp & Co., Medan

Varekamp, P. J. A., Varekamp & Co., Medan

Varela, J., secty., Elmae, Inc., Manila

Varian, M. B., Pacific Commercial Co., Cebu

Varland, E., American-Far Eastern Match Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Vassal, R, secretaire, French Municipal Council, Hankow

Vassilevsky, Mme., signs per prod Manque Franco-Chinoise pour le Commerce

et 1’Industrie, Peiping

Vasunia F. P., Vasunia k Co., Kobe

Vasunia, H. P., Vasunia & Go., Kobe

Vasunia, P. P., Vasunia & Co., Kobe

Vaucher, J., signs per pro., Banque d-3 Flndochine, Hankow

Vaughan, F. F., gasoline div., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Shanghai

Vaughan, R. F., Timber & Sawmills Department, British xsorneo Timber Co.,

Ltd., Sandakan

Vaughton, E. G., Installation engr., Municipal Electricity Department, S'pore

V aux, F. G., partner, Rodyk & Davidson, Singapore

Vaz, Z., Accounts Dept., Strait* Times & Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Vazqu&z-Prada, E., president, “La Urbana,” Building & Loan Asscn., Manila

Vedeniapin, P., acct., Far East Oxygen & Acetylene Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Veen, E. H. van, head agent, Koloniale Bank, Sourabaya

Veen, R. vanS.der,

Veerasamy, N., asst., Nederlandsch

dy. registrar, SupremeIndische

Court,Handelsbank,

Ipoh, Perak N. V., Singapore

Vega,Manila

A., (Marine), American International Underwriters for The Philippines, Inc.,

Vega, H., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Vegt. W.K.,vansigns

Veigel, der,persurveyor, The Municipality,

pro., Schnabel, Gaumer & Medan

Co., Shanghai

Veitch,

Veith, J.,A,Bayer

pro-consul,

PharmaRecords Office, British Consulate, Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Vej-Hansen, H. P., Purchase Dept., Christiani & Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Velasco,

Velayo, A.S. M.,

L, chief,

ClarkeLibrary Extension

& Larkin, ManilaSection (Admin. Div.), National Library, Manila

Velde,

Velu, K. ten, dir.,

S. S., R.,Town Societe

overseer, Internationale

Municipal de Plantations etMalacca

de Finance, Medan

Velupillai, cashier, Oriental Bank ofEngineering Dept.,

Malaya, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Veluppillay, P., Postmaster, Taiping, Perak

Venables, 0. E., commr. of Lands & Mines, Land Office, Johore

Venkatachar, C. S. agent, Agent of the Govt, of India in Malaya, Kuala Lumpur

Ventosa, A. J., acct., J. V. Ramirez, Manila

Ver, Philippines

E., asst. supt. & cashier, Mint Division, Bureau of the Treasury, Manila, The

Vera, V. F. T. de, mgr., Banco Nacional Ultramarino, Macao

Verdayne, F.,P., purchasing

Verhaest, mgr., Paramount Film Service,

agent,Trading

Tientsin Ltd., Singapore

Tramways & Lighting Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Verhoeven, J., Insce. Dept., Harrisons & Crosfield,Singapore

Verheul, J. T. M., Tels k Co.’s Society, Ltd., Medan

Verjba, A. C., asst., Shanghai Manufacturing & Lumber Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Vernaudon,

Vernay, E., Bahaub, staff,Mary

Vernon, G., French

F., supt., Victor Hongkong

Talking Shanghai

Machine Co. of Banking Corporation,

China, Ltd., ShanghaiSaigon

Versteegh, W. C.

Airlines, Batavia J., mng. dir., Royal Netherlands Indies’ Airways k Royal Dutch

Verstockt, P., dir., Philippine Milling Co., Manila

Vest, A., engr., Christiani k Vielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Vetch, Henri, general manager, French Bookstore, Peiping

Veth, R. J., export mgr., N. V. Gebroeders Veth’s Handelmij., Padang

Vethavanam, J. R., propr., J. R. Vethavanam & Co., Kuala Lumpur

Viazmitinoff,

Viborel, L. A.,A.mgr.,

M., Jardine Engineering

Toporealty, SurveyorsCorporation, Ltd., Shanghai

& Civil Engineers, Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F391

Viccajee, B. R., F. Yiccajee & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Viccajee,

Yick, Y. R.,R., chief

F. Yiccajee

agent, &Crown

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Life Insce. Co., Singapore

Victal, E. M., asst, warder, Municipal

Yictal, M., Paper Co. Yan Reekum (Shanghai), Gaol, Shanghai

Ltd., Shanghai

Victorino, O. P., White,

Vidal, A., secretaire, Page & Co.,

Soci&tedes ManilaPortland Artiticiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Ciments

Vidarte, P., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Videion, R., works supt., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Vidura, H. E. Phya Deb, vice-chairman, Thai Electric Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Vidusoff, V. T.,

Viegelmann, E., Radio

propr.,Dept., Inniss & Riddle

E. Viegelmann, Manila(China), Ltd., Shanghai

Viegelmann, H., staff, E. Viegelmann, Manila

Viegelmann, U., staff, E. Viegelmann, Manila

Vielvoye,H.F.,A.asst,

Yiersen, van,acct.,

asst.,Singapore

NederlandschRubber Works,Handelsbank,

Indische Ltd., Singapore N. V., Singapore

Vigano, T., asst., S. A. Fiat, Singapore

Vigliada, G., International Harvester Co. of The Philippines, Manila

Vignes,H.L.,E. Compagnie

Vigo, Santiago des Messageries

Mendez de,Deli

Envoy Maritimes, Yokohama

Extra, plenip., Spanish Legation, Tokyo

Vijzelman, F. J., asst, botanist, Experiment

Vila, H., mecanicien, Societe des Ciments Portland Artificiels Station Staff,de Medan

ITndochine, Haiphong

Villa, H. E.Clarke

Villa, O., Lie. Primo,

& Larkin,minister,

ManilaMexican Legation, Tokyo

Villar, Capt. M. del, collector,Kroll

Villanueva, I., asst., Atkins, & Co.,House,

Custom Inc., Cebu

Manila

Villareal, A., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Manila

Villarica, Dr. I., District Health Officer,

Villars, J. B. du, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Saigon Cebu

Ville, E., mug.M.dir.,

Villemandy, de, Societe

Compagnie Commerciale Francaisedesde Petroles,

Franco-Asiatique ITndochine, Saigon

Yunnanfu

Villers,

Villiers, Mrs.

H. A.,asst.,

R., management,

Gibson, Asia Realty

Anderson, Co.,&Shanghai

Butler Co., Kuala Lumpur

Viloudaki N.R. A.,G., president,

Viloudaki, vice-pres., Viloudaki

Viloudaki && Co.,Co., Shanghai

Shanghai (On leave)

Vincent, H. F., vice-consul, Norwegian Consulate, Yokohama

Vincent,

Vincent, J.

J. C., consul, (Protection of American American

B., clerk (Archives & Communications), Interests),Consulate,

AmericanShanghai

Consulate,

Shanghai

Vincent, R. S., works supt., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Vincent, W. D. J., mgr., “Singapore Soda” Fraser & Neave, Ltd., Sumatra

Vinderslev-Jensen,

Vine, F., supervisor,L.,Government

Tel. Station,Printing

Great Northern Telegraph Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Office, Singapore

Vine,

Vines, J.C.S.,C.,asst.,

mgr., McAuliffe,

Carolina Turquand,

Leaf Tobacco Youngs

Co., & Co., Penang

Shanghai

Vinnen, U., Nachf. H. Ahrens

Vinokuroff, B. I., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Vint, D. L, up country

Virayodha, staff, &British-American Tobacco Co. (Thailand),

Tokyo Ltd., Bangkok

Viruly, J. M.,Col.consulL., military air attache,

for Netherlands, Thailand

Singapore Legation,

Viseman,

Vissarinoff, Dr.A.F.P.,H.,Hudson

member,& Co.,

RaadShanghai

Van Nederlandsche-Indie, Batavia

Visser, H., Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij,

Visser, Ir. P. M., local dir., Deli Railway Co., Medan N. V., Shanghai

Visser, M.,

Visser, O., acct.,

F. van Nederlandsch

Houten,Immigrant’sIndische Handelsbank,

Visser & Meursinge, SemarangN. V., Singapore

Visser, P. M., president,

Vissering, C. E., Reuter, Brockelmann Co., TientsinAsylum, Medan

Vittaly, M. E., gen. manager, Claude Neon Lights, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Vizeuzinovich,

Vlasate, A., mgr.,V., chancellor,

Retail Spanish (Consulate, Shanghai

Vleeschouwer, E. de, signsDept., Philippine

per pro., Education

Cam. Gen. Co., Inc.,

de Chemins Manila

de Fer et de Tr-amways en

Chine, Shanghai

Vliet, C. D. van, vice-consul for Denmark, Semarang

 F392 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Vliet, S. C.P. van,

Voetzky, manager,&L.Co.,

N., Fairchild E. Jansen &. Co,». Batavia

Ltd., Tientsin

Vogel, Dr. W. R., Lawyer, Shanghai Y

Vogelsang, H., partner, “ Bayer ’ Yakuhin Gomei Kaisha, Kobe

Vogelsanger,

Vogl, P., factory K., engr.,

signs per

Farpro.,

EastDietKelm

Oxygen &&,Acetylene

Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Co., Penang

Vogt, Dr. K., lawyer & legal

Vogt, O., Rud Retjen & Co., K. G., Tokyo adviser to German. Embassy, Tokyo

Vogue, A. de, admin, del eg mi, Societe Indochiiioise de Plantations D’heveas, Saigon

Vogue, J.Comte

Vogue, de, Com.A. de,depres.,

Commerce Com. deet de

Commerce

Navigation,et ded’Extreme-Orient,

Nav. d’Extreme- Saigon

Orient, Saigon

Vo kart M, signs per pro., Thread & Yarn Dept., L. Rondon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Volkonsky, M., Import Dept., Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Volleniveider,

Volny, F., Warner,secretary,

A. Q-J., E.,commercial Barnes &Czechoslovakian

Co., Ltd., ManilaLegation, Tokyo

Vongehr,

Vonk, W. J., Lindeteves-Stokvis, Penang Fed. Inc., Hankow

president, O. E. Vongehr,

Voogd, N. A. J. de, interpreter, Dutch Consulate, Kobe

Voort,

Vories, C.W.G.M.,vanpresident,

der, Holland

W. M.ChinaVoriesTrading Co. (Shanghai), Ltd., Shanghai

ir Co., Kyoto

Vorlaender,

Vorner, J. A.,G.signs

A., “per

Bayer”

pro., Yakuhin

Liebermann Gomei Kaisha,& Fukuoka

Waelchli Co., Shanghai

Vosbein, Capt. J., Singora Agency, East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Voskamp, J. H., mgr., DeutscheAsiatisehe Bank, Peiping

Voute, A. M., sub-agent, Javasche Bank, Semarang

Voyron, L., mecanicien,Societe

Vne-f, E. de, Lindeteves-Stokvis. Penang des Ciments Portland Artificiels de ITndochine, Haiphong

Vroome, R. L., 2nd It., navy officer attached, American Embassy, Peking

Vtiet, C. L. van der, Goodwood Park Hotel, Singapore

Wache, R.,C.,vice-consul

Wachner, for France, Kunming,Seiko

Schoeller-Bleckmann Yunnanfu

VVachner, K. E., manager, Schoeller,Phoenix Bleckmann PhoenixQ. K., Tokyo

Seiko G K., Osaka

Wada, M., actg. dir., Shanghai. Pr-ns, Ltd., ShanghaiFock, Tokyo

Wachter L, Far East repres., Buchandlung Gustav

Wada, M.J.Sundry

Waddell, & Lumber

S., shipping clerk,Dept.,

BritishMitsui BussanKobe

Consulate, Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Waddell, W. M., Thomson cf e Co., Shanghai

Waddle, R. A., district engineer. Municipal Electricity Dept., Singapore

Wade, T.J. S.L., D.,

Wade, dir.,Order

W. A.Dept.,

WhiteYee& Co., Ltd.,Tobacco

Tsoong ShanghaiDistributors, Ltd., Tientsin

Wade, V. N., asst. supt. of Rubber

Wadhwam, K. K., mgr., Dalarual & Sons, Yokohama Control, Department of Statistics, Singapore

Wadia, J. S., Vasunia & Co., Shanghai

Waelchli, J., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Osaka

Waelchli, J. L., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Kobe

Waelchli, J. R., mgr., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Tokyo

Wagner, E.C. A.,

Wagner, A. S.,Eastdirector,

AsiaticFederal

Co., Ltd.,Dispensary,

Shanghai Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Wagner, R. W., manager, Javasche Bank, Padang

Wagner, R. W. G. B. R., agent, De Javasche Bank, Medan

Wain, M. C., Brittanic Termite Co., Manila

Wainwright, J. N., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Waisberg, H., acting treasurer, Treasury Dept., Singapore

Wait, P. R., actg. agent, Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Bangkok

Waite, D. S , editor, Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Wajsmehl, B., asst., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wajtman, H., joinery works mgr., Fogden, Brisbane & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wakabayashi, K., rang, dir., E. H. Hunter & Co., Ltd., Osaka

Wakefield, F. J., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Wakefield, Dr. T. C., acting deputy state medical & health officer, Medical »fe Health

Department,

Wakeford, L. T., Perak

chartered electrical engr., Wakeford & Lowndes, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F393

Wakeford, R., Wakeford & Lowndes, Singapore

Wakeham, P. O. G., partner, Palmer & Turner, Singapore

Wakelin, J. T., Patons & Baldwins, Ltd., Shanghai

Wakeling,

Walch, E., E.mng.G., partner,

Jardine Inhelder

EngineeringWalchCorporation, Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Manila

Walckhoff, G., mgr., Rud. Ratjen & Co.,

Waldmann, E., asst., Woodcraft Works, Ltd., Shanghai Dairen

Wales, C. R., mechanical engr., P.W.D., Lower Perak, Perak

Walford, Guy, manager, Smith Bell & Co., Ltd., Cebu (On leave)

Walford, H., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila

Walker, A. F., resident secty., Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Singapore

Walker,

Walker, A.A. F.,

N., acct.,

Dyes The

Dept.,Texas Co, (Philippines),

Imperial Iiic., Manila

Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Walker, D. M., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Singapore

Walker, E., Mining Supply Dept., Sime, Darby & Co., Ltd., Penang

Walker, E. H., asst. mgr. & in charge of Construction & Service, Otis Elevator Co.,

Shanghai

Walker, F. G., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Tokyo

Walker, F. S., senior asst, conservator of Forests, Forest Dept., Kluang, Johore

Walker, G.F. W.,

Walker, A. G.,persecty.

pro., toBoustead & Co.,Adviser,

the British Ltd., Singapore

British Adviser’s Office, Kelantan

Walker, Q. B., manager, Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd., Batu Caves, Selangor

Walker, G. G., Hanson, Orth & Stevenson, Inc., Manila

Walker, H., pres. & mgr., Tropic Products Co., Manila

Walker, J.H.W.B.,B., Fire

Walker, & Marine

partner, Lean

Co., Penang

Walker, M. P.,

Walker, O.Percival treasurer,

de M.,Geo.,

attorney St.'John’s University, Shanghai

Walker, mgr.,&United

counsellor, Tientsin

Artists Corpn. of Japan, Kyushu

Walker,

Walker, R.R. H,

Jr, R.principal,

N. WalkerSultanldris

P. S.,senior & Co, Nagasaki

Training College for Teachers, F.M.S.

Walker, T. asst. Revenue

Walker, T. M, asst, Guthrie & Co, Ltd, Office, Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur

Walker,

Walker, T.W.T,G.,Stores asst.Dept,

Smith,Shanghai

Bell &Power

Co., Co,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Manila

Walkingshaw, R, surgeon. General Hospital, Johore Bahru, Johore

Wall, W, supt,

Wallace, A.B. K,

M. D, Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd, Malacca

Wallace, actg.actg.

asst.sub-mgr,

Chinese Hongkong & Shanghai

secty, Shanghai Office Banking Corpn, Singapore

of the Inspectorate-General

Customs, Shanghai

Wallace, C, chairman & dir. Mien Wha Thread Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Wallace, F, asst.

Wallace, G, supt. of& Police,

Mackenzie Co, Ltd,Police Department, F.M.S.

Shanghai

Wallace, H, Meter & Testing Dept, Shanghai Power Co, Shanghai

Wallace,

Wallace, J.H. B. C, medical officer, Gaol,

Medical Dept, Kuala Lumpur

Wallace, R. J,H,warder, M unicipal

South British InsuranceShanghai

Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Wallace, S. A, special repres, Inniss & Riddle (China), Ltd, Shanghai

Wallace,

Wallace, T. E, Paterson, Simons ife Co, Ltd, Singapore Dept, Singapore

T. D, actg. solicitor-general, Attorney-Generals

Wallace, W. K, asst. supt. of Machinery,, Municipal Engineer’s Dept, Singapore

Wallace, Dr. Wm. L, Stout & Co,Memorial Hospital, Wuchow

Waller, E.F,H,Gadelius

Wallden, Works Dept, Ltd, Osaka

Shanghai Gas Co, Ltd, Shanghai

Waller,

Waller, G. G, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking

Co, Corporation,

Ltd, ShanghaiSingapore

Wallich, A. W, per pro, Boustead

R. A, Engr. Dept, Frost, Bland Singapore

Wallington,

Wallis, G. C,G.Railing

K, secty. & acct,

Mining Kent & Mounsey,

Administration, Tientsin

Chinwangtao

Wallis, G. F, signs per pro, Fairchild

Wallis, P. R.E,M,director,

Wallis, W. mgr. forHarrisons,

China, Confederation

Barker

Ltd,Association, Shanghai

S’pore, Kuala Lumpur

Walliser, O, “Sapt,” Ltd, Shanghai

F394 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wallman, A. A., actg. deputy commr. (Postal Parcels Office), Shanghai Customs, S'hai

Waliwork, E. E., manager, Monotype Corporation, Ltd;, Shanghai

Walmsley, G. C., district engr., Federated Malay States Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Walmsley, W. M., boarding officer, Marine Dept., Singapore

Walree, E. van, mgr., Java-China-Japan Lijn, Swatow Agency, Ltd., Swatdw

Walsemann,

Walser, R., Deutsche Farben, D. G. Waibel & Co., Hankow

Walsh, J.,H. Forbes, Munn &general

F. C., consul Co., Ltd.,

forManila

Great Britain, Batavia

Walsh, M. St. J., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Distributors, Ltd., Shanghai

Walter, T. E., divisional forest officer,

Walter, W N., commercial mgr., Eastern Smelting Forest Dept.,Co.,

Sarawak

Ltd.,. Penang

Walters, D. K., partner, Allen & Gledhill, Singapore

Walters, J. C., asst., Hongkong & Shanghai

Walters, S. K., manager, Walters & Co., Manila Banking Corporation, Penang

Walther, G. H., Hardware Dept., Pacific Commercial

Walton, A. B., district forest officer, Forest Dept., Tapah, Perak Co., Cebu

Walton, B. S., supt., Mines Dept., Kedah

Waltz, K. H., treas. & secty., Big Wedge Mining Co., Manila

Wambeck, J. G., asst., ferry service dept., Harbour Board, Penang

Wands, H., district surgeon, Medical Dept., British North Borneo (On leave)

Wanklyn,

Wanner, E.,P. C.R.,lilies

Asiatic Petroleum

& Co.. Co. (P.Tokyo

Bosch-Dept., 1.), Ltd., Manila

Warburton,

Ward, A. K.,F.secty.C., Acct. Dept.,Shanghai

& treas., E. D. Sassoon

Power Banking Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Shanghai

Ward, F. S., secty., Shanghai Club, Shanghai

Ward, H., Federal Dispensary, Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Ward, H. E., dock mgr., Mansfield & Co., Ltd., Penang

Ward, H. L.,

Ward, J., senior surveyor,

A. Cameron Survey Ltd.,

& Co. (China), Dept.,Shanghai

Singapore

Ward, J., ticker inst., Reuters, Ltd., Shanghai

Ward, N., District Officer, Kuantan, Pahang

Ward,

Ward, R.R. W.,

S., consul,

inspr., American

Police Force.Consulate,

ShanghaiFoochow

Ward, W. H.,

Ward, W. A., secty.

warder,to Municipal

Resident, State

Gaol, Council,

ShanghaiKuala Lumpur

Ward, W. J., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Ward-Smith, D., manager, Foster, McClellan Co., Shanghai

Wardell,

Warded, F.M. A.,M.,partner, WhittallExport

International & Co.,Co.Kuala LumpurLtd., Nanking

(Kiangsu),

Wardell, M. N., partner, Derrick & Co., Singapore

Warden, W., signs per pro., Moine Comte & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wardle, Rev. A. V., supt., Singapore Marine Hostel, Singapore

Ware, W. T.,J. inspr.,

Warmark, (Shipping),PoliceEkman

Force, Foreign

ShanghaiAgencies, Ltd., Shanghai

Warner, G., consul, American Consulate, Taihoku, Formosa

Warner,

Warner, S. D., staff, Cumberbatch & Ltd.,

S., asst., John Little & Co., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Warner,

Warning, J. H., mng. dir., Java-China-JapanTientsin

W., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Lijn, Batavia

Warpula, W., Office Equipment Dept., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Warren, C. C., harbour officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Warren, H.,

Warren, C. W., chrmn., Workmen’s

Generation Dept., ShanghaiCompensation

Power Co.,Insurance

ShanghaiAssoc, of Malaya, S’pore

Warren, L., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical

Warren, N., senior clerk, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Corporation, Manila

Warren, P., mgr., Malaysiam Tin Ltd., Perak

Warrington,

Warrior, M. G.,F. W.,

mgr.,Import

RegentDept., Jardine,

Poultry Farm,Matheson

Sedenak,&Johore

Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Wasem, L. jr., staff, Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Singapore

Waser, H. O., general manager, Adelphi Hotel & Sea View Hotel, Ltd., Singapore

Wassard L. P., managing partner,Wassard & Co., Vladivostock

Watanabe, A., p.p. mgr., Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Hankow

Watanabe, K., mgr , Shanghai Transportation Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F395

Watanabe,

Watanabe, N., O., mgr., Travel Dept.,

dir., Yokohama SpecieJapan Tourist

Bank, Ltd., Bureau,

Yokohama Tokyo

Watanabe, S., mng. dir.. The One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., Tokyo

Watanabe, Y.,F.vice-president,

Waterhouse, L., director, Fred Chosen IndustrialCo.,Bank,

Waterhouse Ltd.,Seoul

Singapore

Waters,

Waters, D. R., partner, Waters & Watsons, Singapore

Watkins, O. F. J., engr., Posts k Telegraphs Dept., Kedah Singapore

J. L., manager of Malaya, S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd.,

Watkins, R. G., third officer, Fire, Brigade, Shanghai

Watkins,

Watree, T. J. L.mgr.,(On Active Service), Fraser &Canton

Co., Singapore

Watson, E.B. van,H., secty. &Java-China-Japan

treas., Fagan & Co., Lijn,Ltd., Agency, Ltd., Canton

Shanghai

Watson,

Watson, D. C. W.,J., Kerservice

& Co.,mgr.,Ltd.,malayan

ManilaMotors, Ltd., Singapore

Watson,

Watson, E.E. C., L., barrister at law,End

propr., World’s advocate

Estate,& Kuala

solicitor, Watson & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Lumpur

Watson, E.

Watson, G.G. C.,L., asst, censor of Cinematograph Films, Singapore

Watson, E., mgr., Islay,Chartered

sub-agent, Kerr & Co.,Bank Ltd.of&India,

vice-consul for Norway,

Australia & China,Penang

Haiphong

Watson.

Watson, J.,

J., asst.

inspr., supt. engi\,

Police Straits

Force, Steamship

Shanghai Co., Ltd., Singapore

Watson, J., Joint secty., China Coast Officers’ Guilk, Shanghai

Watson, J. A., Ewo Brewery Co., Shanghai

Watson,

Watson, J.J. E.,B., asst.

acct.,supt. engr., Macgregor

Caldbeck, Straits Steamship Co., Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Ltd., Singapore

Watson,

Watson, J.J. G.,M., director of Forestry,

inspr., Police S.S. & adviser on Forestry, F.M.S.

Force, Shanghai

Watson,

Watson, J.J. S.,

ft., mng.

sub-ragr.,

dir., Chartered

ManchurianBank ofLtd.,

India, Australia & China, Penang

Watson,

Watson, J.K. S.,F. sub-mgr.,

C., clericalHongkong

asst., British & Co.,

Shanghai Harbin

Embassy,Banking

Tokyo Corporation, Manila

Watson,

Watson, M. K. J.,M.,dir.,

Sir Manchurian Co., Ltd., Harbin

Watson, J. T.,Doctors

mgr. & Sir Malcolm

secretary, Watson

Printers, & Barrowan,

Ltd., SingaporeKuala Lumpur

Watson,

Watson, O., deputy

T., district chief

supt., surveyor,

ShanghaiBank Surveyor Dept.,

GasofCo.,India, Batu Gajah, Perak

Ltd.,Australia

Shanghai

Watson,

Watson, W. C., mgr., Standard-Vacuum Oil Co., Swatow & China, Cebu

W., sub-acct., Chartered

Watt,

Watt, C. A., com. inspector of R.C.A.

Lights Communications,

(Southern Section), Chinese Maritime Customs, Amoy

Watt, E.G. C.,A., partner, repres.

George A. Watt, Singapore Inc., Shanghai

Watt,

Watt, J.,M. foreign staff, Cable

J. B., partner, Lean

Co., Penang Ltd., Singapore

Watters, Dr. H. S., Wuhu General Hospital,Singapore

Watt, W., director, McAlister & Co., Ltd., Wuhu

Watton, W. F. W., Lowe, Bingham & Matthews, Shanghai

Watts,

Watts, A., broker, Watts & Frisk, Tientsin

Watts, E.G., F„acting

asst, mgr.,

agent,Borneo

KailanCo.,Mining Ltd., Administration,

Bangkok Shanghai

Watts, J. M., est ite asst., Socfin Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Watts, N. F. S, Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai

Watts, R. G. H., vice-consul, British Consulate, Nanking

Watts, T.L. E.,

Watty, manager,

T.,dii.,

acct.,Henry Watts ABank

Clxartered Co., ofTientsin

India,Penang

Australia A China, Manila

Waugh,

Waugh, E., Waugh

Waveren, J. C. van, mng. dir. & 1st de mty pres.,Singapore

W. L., dir,, Henry Waugh & Co., Ltd., De Javasche, Bank, Batavia

Way,

Way, C.E. A.,

W. L., mgr.,dist.Cable

mgr.,A Manufacturers

Wireless, Ltd., Life Labuan Insurance Co., Tientsin

Way, WW. H.,

Way, S., Jardine

Refined Engineering Corporation, Ltd.,OilShanghai

Oil Dept., Standard-Vacuum Co., Tientsin

Wayman,T.,F. Melchers

Wazumi, S., exec, engr., MalayanCorporation,

Engineering Public WorksTientsin

Service, F.M.S.

Weall, T. G., director, Shanghai Tug A Lighter Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 F396 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Webb, C. B., gen. mgr., signs per pro., Singapore Casket Go., Ltd., Singapore

Webb,

Webb, G.D., W., chemist, Shanghai

asst. dir. Waterworks

of education Co., Ltd.,

for Chinese Shanghai

Schools, Education Dept., S.S.

Webb,

Webb, J.R. W.,

C., sales dir. &mgr.,

secty.,Dunlop

PenangRubber

CasketCo.Co.,(Japan),

Ltd., Penang

Ltd., Kobe

Webb, T. J., acct., International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Ltd., Nanking

Webber,

Webber, H. A. J.,E., asst,outdoorsalesstaff,

mgr.,Mackinnon,

Siam Industries (J.932),& Ltd.,

Mackenzie Bangkok

Co., Shanghai

Webber,

Weber, C. A., mgr., Liebermann Waelchli & Co., Shanghai S. S- & F. .VP S,-

M. L., sr. asst, conservator of Torests, Forests Dept.,

Weber,

Weber, F.F. H., R. A.,Credit Sect,,agent,

consular Standard-Vacuum

French Consulate, Oil Co.,Macassar

Shanghai

Weber, H., partner, H. Sobbe, tlankow

Weber,

Weber, R.K.,D.,Property 2nd Lt.,Maintenance

nevy officer Dept.,

attached,E. D.American

Sassoon Embassy,

& Cpi; Ltd.,Peiping

Shanghai

Webster, C. 0., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

Webster, D. E., mgr., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd,., Malacca

Webster, M. A., asst, auditor, International Harvester Co. of The Philippines, Manila

Webster, W.,

Webster, T. G.agent, p,,. branch

Hongkongmgr., &Fraser

ShanghaiNeave,BankingLtd.,Corpn.,

MalaccaSwatow

Weckert, H,, Carlowitz Co,, Canton

Wecter, W., Banque Franco-Chinoise pour le Corntperoe'et ^Industrie, Shanghai

Wedgwood,

Weeda, A. C.,A.Shipping T., asst., Mansfield & Co., Ltd.,

Dept., Harrisons Singapore

it Ciosfield, Ltd.r Medan

Weedon, H., asst., Diethelm & Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Weekes, E. A., chief tide-surveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, Wenchow

Weeks, J. R., sub-mgr., Dodwell & Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

Weeks, T. I., director, Atok Gold Mining Co., Manila

Weeks, J. R., sub-mgr., Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Weeraratne, G. D. P., proprietory Stationer's Hall, Bangkok

Weerdt, P.W.vanF,,der,

Wegener, chiefAccts. & Statistics

mechanical engr,,Dept.,

F. M.Royal Packet Navigation

S, Railways, Kuala LumpurCo., Singapore

Weggeman, A. J., office asst., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd,, Singapore

Weguelin, J. B., Planter, Jarak, Province Wellesley

Weidinger,E.L,A.,Melchers

Weidman, Engineering

Lowe, Bingham Corph., Tientsin

&■ Matthews, Shanghai

Weidmann, E., F. E.'Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Weidmann,

Weidmer, J., Charles, Rudolph & Co., Shanghai

Weigall, H.J., S.,asst.,director,

Hume Tozai

Pipe (Far East),Ltd.,

Motors, Ltd.,Tokyo

Singapore

Weight, W. A., mgr., Thos. Cook & Son (Bankers), Ltd,, Shanghai

Weineck, Frl. A., Nachf. H. Ahrens & Co., Tokyo American Embassy, Peiping

Weinberger, A. H, 1st Lt., navy officer attached,

Weiner, W. H, Editorial Dept., Chino, Press, Shanghai

Weingart, P.,L. manager,

Weinstein, S., Importer Astor House Hotel,

& Exporter Ltd.,&; Tientsin

of Furs Skins, Shanghai

Weinstein, V. S., mgr., China Fur Trading Co., Ltd., Mills,

Tientsin

Weir, E. B., tidesurveyor, Chinese Maritime Customs, CantonManila

Weinzheimer, L., general manager, Pampanga Sugar

Weisberg, H., financial secretary & member of Executive Council & Legislative

Weiss,Council,

A., Carlowitz Singapore &, Co., Canton

Weiss, J. B., 1st magistrate, Magistrate’s Court, Johore

Weisz, E„ Architectural Dept.; Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Welander,

Welborn, T.,J.,H.representative,

B., Gadelius & United Co., Ltd.,Engineers,

Osaka Ltd., Singapore

Welch,

Welch, A. director,

F.J. S.,G., Manufacturing Shanghai

programme engineer, Waterworks

Shanghai Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Telephone Co., Fed. InC., Shanghai

Welch, R. V., local mgr., Commerical Union Assurance Co.,Co.,Ltd.,

Welch, Dept., Henningsen Produce Shanghai

Ipoh, Perak

Welch, W. A., J, A. Wattie & Co,, Ltd., Shanghai

Weldon, Capt. H. A., marine supt., Straits S.S. Co., Ltd., Singapore

Welhaven, A„ dir., Itogon Mining Co,, Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F397

Wellbelove, E., Technical Dept., S. Moutrie & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wei lings, A.C„ E„asst,F. warder,

Wellisch, E. Zuellig, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Inc., Manila

Wells, G. J., mng.

Wells, James, asst,dir., Alexander

to general agent,Clark Co. Dollar

Robert (Shanghai), Ltd., Shanghai

Co., Manila

Wells, W. R., workshop supt, Municipal Electric Transport Dept., Penang

Welsh, J., mgr., Medical Hall, Ltd., Singapore

Welsing, E., Melchers & Co., Tientsin

Wenman, F.S. D.,

Wemyss, G. C., Gamamn

outdoor(Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

staff. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., Shanghai

Wentholt,

Wentworth,L.C.R.,M.,International

pres., American Harvester Co. of The

Engineering Philippines,

Corpn., Fed. Inc.,Manila

Shanghai

Wenzel, H., Delacamp, Piper & Co., Kobe

Wenzel, K., E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Shanghai

Werchau, L. P., manager, W. Naessens & Co., Sourabaya

Were, C. S.,T. A,,

Wergeni, supervisor,

sub agent,PostChina and Telegraphs

Underwriters, Dept.,

Ltd.,Kuching,

BangkokSarawak

Wern, F., engr., Christiani

Werner, agent, Messageries Maritimes, Saigon Nielsen (Thai), Ltd., Bangkok

Werner, O., partner, Winckler & Co., Yokohama

Wernham, F. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Australia & China, Kobe

Wernli, A., signs per pro.. Hooglandt & Co., Singapore

West, A. P., chief, Chemical Research Div;, Bureau of Science, Manila, The Philippines

West,

West, E.F. G.,

R., sub-acct.,

chief inspr.,Mercantile

Police Force, BankShanghai

of India, Ltd., Shanghai

West, .1. H., senior executive engr., PublicCable

West, J. G., chief officer, C. S. Recorder, Works

Dept., Larut Singapore

& Krian, Perak

West, R., asst., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Wess, R., senior out door officer, Chinese Maritime Customs, Tengyueh

West, W.,

Westendoroff,asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd , Singapore

Westers, H. H.,

Westoidge, J.,P.,asst, partner,

Rising Sun

toengr.,

Mee-Yeh

Petroleum

dir.,Municipal

Handels

Chinese Studies

Compagnie,

Co), Ltd., Kobe Shanghai

& Translation Dept., Shanghai

Westnn,

Weston, W. M., Lavers & Clark, Port Edward Dept., Singapore

D. E., asst, Engineer’s

Westphalen,J. W.,

Westwood, G., partner,

ThomsonWinckler & Co., Kobe

>fc Co., Shanghai

Westwood,

Wetzel, A., V. G.,

Diethelm deputy governor

&&C<>. , Ltd., of S. M. Gaol, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Singapore

Wetzel, H. B.,

Wetzell,G.J.,F.,Milk Becker Co.,

Dept.,Harold Tokyo

Carlowitz

Wevill, partner, Bell,ifeTaylor,

Co., Shanghai

Bird & Co., Tokyo

Whale, K. L. V., asst., Mansfield

Whaley, A., mains supt., Shanghai Waterworks & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whaley, W.J. E.,

Wharton, A. G., EwoDeputy Cold Storage

Controller Co., ofShanghai

Rubber, Kuala Lumpur

Wheat,

Wheeler,G.A.M.,H.civil engr., customs

L., senior Fogden, officer

Brisbane & Co., Surveys),

(Revenue Ltd., Singapore

H. M. Customs & Excise,

Penang

Wheeler, D. M., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical

Wheeler, I. L. G., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corpn., Shanghai Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Wheen, E.D.,L. Asiatic

Wheldon, L., dist. Petroleum

mgr., Imperial Chemical

Co. (N.O.), Ltd.,Industries (China),Wharf,

Pootung Lower Ltd., Tsingtao

Shanghai

Whitacre,

Whitaker, P.A. F.,R., secty.,

Kung BaguioYih Mill,Gold Mining Co., Manila

Shanghai

Whitaker,

Whitaker, A.F., S,Patonssenior& warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Whitaker, M. M., factoryBaldwins,

mgr., YeeLtd., Shanghai

Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Whitaker, T. J., dir., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Whitamore, F. H., Whitamore & Co., Tientsin

Whitchurch, C. A., staff, Harper, Gilfillen & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

White,

White, A.A. R.L., J.,asst,Import

serviceDept.,

mgr.,Jardine,

MalayanMatheson

Motors, Ltd.,

& Co.,Singapore

Ltd., Shanghai

F398 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

White,

White, C., inspr., Police Force, Co.

A. V., broker, White & & rang, dir., Whitsons, Ltd., Shanghai

Shanghai

White, C. H., asst, electrical inspr., Public Works Dept., Singapore

White, C.D. P.,

White, C., D-partner,

district White,Third

officer, Page & Co., Manila

White, Capt. P., govt, veterinaryDivision, Kanowit, Sarawak

officer, Veterinary Department, Penang

White, E. E., sub-manager, National

White, H. A., dir., Marconi (China), Ltd., Shanghai City IBank of New York, Shanghai

White,

White, H.H. Aug., partner,

O., broker, White White & Co.,

& Co., Shanghai

Shanghai

White, Capt. J. A., navy officer attached,

White, J. C. S., 1st. asst, secretary, Municipal American Embassy,

Secretariat, Peiping

Singapore

White, K. H. G., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P.I.), Ltd., Manila

White, N., chief inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

White,

White, O.,

R. H.,consul-general for GreatBarker

assistant, Harrisons, Britain,& Tientsin

Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur-

White, R. J., inspr., Police Force, Shanghai

White, S. N. H., signs per pro., Fraser & Co., Singapore

White, W. A., dir., W. A. White & Co., Ltd., ShanghaiLtd., Kunming

White, V. K., service mgr., General Motors (China),

Whitehead,

Whiteley, E,C.C.,C.,representative,

director, Scott,Met-Vick

HardingElectrica

Ex. Shanghai

Co., Ltd., Singapore^

Whitesides, J. G., trust officer & asst, secty ., Peoples Bank & Trust Co,, Manila

Whitewright,

Whitfield, F. C.,J. A., asst, secretary, Tientsin Race Amoy Tientsin

Club,

Whitfield,

Whitgob, H.L. M.,D., managing

supt. proprietor, Hope Co.,Department,

prop.,ofW.Education,

Rabben &Education

Co., Tientsin Kedah

Whitley, Major N. H. P., acting

Whitman, G., Standard Vacuum Oil Co., Seoul chief justice, Supreme Court, Singapore '

Whitmore,

Whittaker, R.H.,Jr.,secty.,

Coutton

Rodger Mills& Wiener,

Dept., Jardine,

ShanghaiMatheson & Co„ Ltd., Shanghai

Whittall,

Whitter, J.H.F.,C.,mains

manager, Asiatic Petroleum

distributor, Shanghai Gas Co. Co.,

(P. L),Ltd.,Ltd..Shanghai

Manila

Whitteridge, G. C., vice-consul for Great Britain, Batavia

Whittey, N. A. P., puisne judge. Supreme

Whittington, R., consul, British Legation, Bangkok Court, Singapore

Whitton, C. H., traffic dist. judge & magistrate, Criminal District & Police Courts, S’pore

Whyte, R. McIntosh, asst., Nestle & Anglo Swis.s Condensed Milk C°' (Overseas), Ltd.,

Bangkok

Whyte. R. R, asst,Kuala

Department, contr.Lumpur

of Telecommunications ('^rgffic), Malaya Posts & Telegraphs

Wiant, P.Dr.P., G.director,

Wichers, G. vanUnion Architectural

B., president, Service,Bank,

D:e Javasche Foochaw Batavia

Wichers, J. H., asst, acct., Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., Singapore

Wicke, W., Agfa China Co., Shanghai

Wickel, J. F. van, consul, American Consulate, Batavia .

Wicks,

Wicks, C.E. W., director,asst.,,

S. Piquet, Thabawleik

StevensonTin& Co.,Dredging,

Cebu Ltd., Taiping, Perak

Wicks, F. S.,

Wicks, P. G., asst, water engr., Municipal of India, Department,

Water Singapore

Widdows,

Widdowson, H. W.sub-acct.,

J., H., Chartered

asst.,chief

Borneo Bank

inspr.,Co.,Police.Force,

Ltd., Bapgkok Australia & China,

Shanghai .

Singapore

Widdup,

Widmann,P. A.,S., partner,

mng. dir.,Melchers

Office Appliance Co., Ltd.,,Shanghai

& Co., Shanghai

Widmer, A., signs per pro., Diethelm & Co., Saigon

Widmer, H. J., treas., Alhambra Cigar & Cigarette Manufacturing Cp., Manila

Wienberg,

Wiener, M„H.attorney

N., agent,& counsellor-at-law,

Manufacturers LifeRodger Insurance Co,, Shanghai

& Wiener, Shanghai

Wierink,

Wiersum, J.J.,

F. signs

K., p.p.,

Shipping Holland

Dept., China Trading

Java-China-Japan Co. & consul

Lijn for the Netherlands,

Agentschap S’hai, N.V.,Canton

S’hai

Wiersum, K. F., managing director, M. S. Wiersum

Wiersum, M. S,, director, M. S. Wiersum & Co,, Ltd., Yokohama & Co., Ltd., Yokohama

Wieslander, A., consul for Sweden, Sourabaya

Wiggs, J. R., local chairman, secty. & treas., Singapore Harbour, Board, Singapore

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F399

Wight, D. D., manager,

Wijngaarden, W. van, Engineering Western Electric

Dept.,Co.Royal

of Asia,

PacketSingapore

Navigation Co., Singapore

Wijbenhorst,

Ltd., Shanghai J. G. A., mgr., Oriental Purchasing Co., Ltd. & Oversea Trading Co.,

Wilbrakam,

Canton C. F. A., chief tidesurveyor (Deputy Commr.), Chinese Maritime Customs,

Wilbraham,

Petroleum, P., engineer,

SingaporeDepartment of Customs Excise, Opium, Liquor, Tobacco and

Wilbur, H. M., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Shanghai

Wilcox, A. A., Willis F. Pierce Memorial Hospital, Foochow

Wild,

Wilde, J, E.,contr.

chancellor, Swiss Consulate, Singapore Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Wilde, G.,

G. W., chiefof Tels., telegraphMalaya

engr.,Posts

Post& &Telegraphs

Telegraph Dept., Johore

Wilde.

Wilding,L. R.,

A., passenger

manager, agent,

Wilding Canadian

& Co., Pacific

Semarang Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Wildt, R. E., Ford Motor Co., Exports, Inc., Shanghai

Wilhelm, Dr. F., barrister-at-law, Musso, Fiseher & Wilhelm, Shanghai

Wilhelm,W.M.,A.,Carlowitz

Wilken,

chrmn., Malacca Agricultural Medical Board, Malacca

Wilkie,

Wilkie, J.,

P. estate

W. A., asst.,

signs Socfin

per Co.,Butterfield

pro., Ltd., Kuala& Swire,

LumpurDairen

Wilkie,

Wilkins,R.G.D.,R. asst., Malayan

E., engr., SignalTobacco Distributors,

& Teleraph, F. M. S. Ltd., Singapore

Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Wilkins,

Wilkins, H.

J. F.,

A., news

asst., editor,

Hume Manila

Pipe (Far Daily

East), Bulletin,

Ltd., Manila

Singapore

Wilkinson, B., mng, dir., Wilkinson Process Rubber Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Wilkinson,

Wilkinson, E., mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.& Co.,

C.), Sha-nghai

Ltd., Tientsin

Wilkinson, E.F., S.,Kung corisultinar

Yik Mill,accb., Thomson

Shanghai

Wilkinson, G.,

Wilkinson, senior

mgr.,asst, conservator

H. DaviesofGaol,

Ltd.,Forest Dept,, S.S. &.F.M.S..(On leave)

Wilkinson, S.G. S.,H.,asst, Theo.

gaoler, Municipal Co.,Shanghai Manila

Will, Dr.

Will, E., attorney-at-law & consul for Finland, Tientsin

Will, E.,H., Melchers

Melchers && Co., Co., Tientsin

Tientsin

Will, J. H. B., partner, Gibb & Co., Ipoh, Perak

Willame,

Willbourn,D.,E.actg. mgr., Credit

S., director, FoncierSurvey

Geological d’Extreme

Dept.,Orient, Hankow

Batu Gajah, Perak

Willcox, J. J., Dunlop Rubber Co. (China), Ltd., Tientsin

WWidens,

llebrant, J. H., Holland China Trading Co. (Shanghai),

B., agency staff, Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, Shanghai Ltd., Shanghai

Willers,

William, R.,G. Opt. Dept., Carlowitz

G., Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Penang

Williams, A. J., mill mgr., Bombay Burmah Trading Corpn., Ltd., Bangkok

Williams, C., warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Williams, C. H, medical'& health officer, Medical Dept., Tampin, Negri Sembilan

Williams, C. H., clerk. Commercial & Agricultural Section, American Consulate, S’hai

Williams, C.C. J..L. L.,

Williams, Asiatic Petroleum

Shanghai Co. (N. C.), Ltd.,

Waterworks Gough Island, Shanghai

Williams, C. O., customs officer, Customs &Co.,ExciseLtd.,Dept.,

Shanghai

F.M.S.

Williams,,0,

Williams' , D., St. E.,

asst., Japan

Ferry repres.,

Service Bendien’s

Dept., World

Harbour Service

Board, of London,

Penang ' Tokyo ’

Williams, E., accountant, British Embassy, Peiping

Williams,

Williams, E., C.,Timbers & Sawmills Dept., British BorneoSingapore

Timber Co., Ltd., Sandakan

Williams, E.E. L., mgr.,

trafficCold

inspr.,Storage Creameries,

Singapore TractionLtd.,Co., Ltd., Singapore

Williams,

Williams, E. M. P., executive

mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N.Dept.,

C.), Ltd., Tsinan

Williams, E.E. R.T., C.,Actg. Britishengr., AdviserPublic

to theWorks

GovernmentPenangof Kelantan, Kelantan

Williams, E. T., commissioner, Chinese Maritime Customs, Kongmoon

Williams, F. S., commercial attache, American Embassy, Tokyo

Williams,

Williams, G.H. G., Whiteaway,

F., Asiatic LaidlawCo.&(P.Co.,I.),Ltd.,

Petroleum Ltd.,Penang

Manila

Williams, H. S., representative dir., Cooper, Findlay & Co., Ltd., Kobe

 F400 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Williams, L, mgr., Malaya Dispensary, Kuala Lumpur

Williams,

Williams, J.K. C.,H.,asst.

mgr.,gen. mgr., Texas

Marshall Field &Co.Co.,(China),

ManilaLtd., Shanghai

Williams, L. A., branch manager, Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd., Singapore

Williams, L. L., mgr., Singapore Improvement Trust, Singapore

Williams, L.Capt.

Williams, Trevor,

O. G.,partner, Gibb &High

headmaster, Co.,School,

Perak Kajang, Selangor

Williams, P. W., barrister-at-law, Hansons,

Williams, S. B. W., asst, water engr., Municipal Shanghai

Water Dept., Singapore

Williams, S. E., clerk, American Embassy, Peiping

Williams, S. J., acct., Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Williams, W., Texas Co. (Philippines), Inc., Manila

Williams, W. E., mgr., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Tientsin

Williams,

Williamson,W.A.R.,M.,supt., Texas

charge Co. Municipal

engr., (Philippines), Inc., Manila

Electricity Dept., Singapore

Williamson,

Williamson, E. E., inspr,, Police Force, Shanghai S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai (Absent)

Capt., A. R., marine supt., Indo-China

Williamson,

Singapore Hon. Mr. R., partner, Drew & Napier, director, Dunlop Malayan Estates, Ltd.,

Williamson, S. G., sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr.

Willis, F. J. E., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co. (N. C.), Ltd., Tsingtao

Willis, R.L., G.,

Willis, works mgr., Printers, Ltd.,Ltd.,

Singapore

Willmott, J. H.,Indo-China

Peterson, S.Simons

N. Co., Shanghai

& Co., Ltd., Singapore

Willoquet, G., consul for France, Manila

Wills, I)., collectot- of Land Revenue, Land Office, B. Pahat, Johore

Wills, R. A. C., asst. gen. mgr., Singapore Free Press, Ltd., Singapore

Willys, R. Peck, counsellor of Embassy, U.S.A., Nanking

Wilmink,R.E.,D.president,

Wilmer, H., Nederlandsch

Raden vanIndische

Justitie,Handelsbank,

Batavia N. V., Shanghai

Wilpert,

Wilshaw, Dr. R. G.H.,H.,p. senior

p. a., Bayer

chemistPharma

(Soils),Co., Shanghai Dept., S.S. & F.M.S.

Agricultural

Wilson, A.R. D., actg. branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Tientsin

Wilson, B. G., Holt’s Wharf, Shanghai (On leave)

Wilson, Hon.

Wilson, D. E., Mr. C., controller

sub-acct., of Labour,

Chartered Bank ofLabour Dept., Kuala

India, Australia LumpurPenang

Wilson, D. G., secty., Malcolm & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wilson, F. K., district officer, Kinta District, Perak

Wilson, G. G.,

Wilson, G. accountant,

L., partner, Singapore

Palmer & Turner,Traction

shanghaiCo., Ltd., Singapore

Wilson, H., Consulting Mining Engineer,

Wilson, H. T., Mien Wha Thread Co., Ltd., Shanghai Singapore

Wilson, Hon. Mr. C.. contr. of Labour, Malaya Labour Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Wilson, J., partner, Fraser & Co., Singapore

Wilson, J., sub-aect., Chartered

Wilson, BankKuala

of India, Australia

Wilson, J.J., B.secretary,

M., partner.Selangor Club,

Pregrave & Matthews,Lumpurcommittee, Penang Library, Penang

Wilson, .1. E., Peking Tientsin Times, Tientsin

Wilson, J. G., Property Acct. Dept., E. D. Sassoon & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wilson,

Wilson, J.J. G.H., P„vice-pres.,

manager.dir.Dodwell

& asst.&gen.

Co.,mgr.,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Foochow Telephone Co., Fed. Inc., S’hai

Wilson, J. K., Butterfield & Swire, Tientsin

Wilson, K. G., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Wilson, L. R., partner, Drakeford, Davis & Wilson, Shanghai

Wilson, N. H. S., local staff, Cable & Wireless, Ltd., Singapore

Wilson, N. R., signs per pro., Guthrie & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wilson,

Wilson, N.

O., W., representative,

Handwriting A. Cameron

& Document & Co.,

Expert, Ltd., Tokyo

Singapore

Wilson, P., machinery inspector, Municipal Vehicles Department, Singapore

Wilson, P. J., manager, Asiatic Petroleum Co., Ltd., Soochow

Wilson, R., senior surveyor. Survey Department, Johore

Wilson, R„ asst, Imperial Chemical Industries (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Wilson, R. C., manager, United Press Associations, Manila

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F40I

Wilson, R. G., asst., United Engineers,

Wilson, R. R., local chairman, Penang Harbour Board, PenangLtd., Singapore

Wilson, S. J., president, Asiatic Commercial Corporation, Manila

Wilson,

Wilson, Dr.

T. E.,T.,inspector,

health officer, LowerRevenue

Municipal Perak, Perak Department, Shanghai

Wilson, T. H., asst, warder, Municipal Gaol, Shanghai

Wilson, T,V. W.,

Wilson, inspr. of Machinery,

B., managing director, Dunlop Mines Department, Kuala Lumpur

Rubber Co. (Japan), Ltd., Kobe

Wilson,

Wilson, W. J., supt. engineer, Robert Dollar Co., Shanghai Peiping'

Y. J., resident engineer, H. B. M. Office of Works,

Wilterdink,

ShanghaiCapt. W. H., officer-in-charge, U. S. Navy. Purchasing & Disbursing Office',

Wilton, W. K., senior surveyor, Survey Department, Kuala Lumpur

Wiltshire, Capt.

Winckler, R. C. B.,A. von,

asst.’ agent,

supt. ofJardine,

Police, PoliceMatheson Department,

& Co., (Ltd.,Penang

Kiukiang

Windle,

Windle, C.

R. G.,

W. signs

M., per

asst,, pro., Paterson,

Boiistead & Co.,Simons

Ltd., &

PortCo, & vice-consul for Sweden,: S’pbre

Swetfenham

Wink, J. S., asst, commissioner, Sarawak Constabulary, Sarawak

Winney, G. J., Thos. Cook & Son, Ltd., Shanghai

Winning, W. H., consul for Sweden, Dairen

Winning, W. H., proprietor, W. H. Winning & Co., Mukden .

Winship,

Winsloyr, S.A. D., J. E.,director,

agent, Baguio GoldBank

Mercantile Mining Co., Manila

of India, Ltd.( Kota Bharu, Kelantan

Winslow, J. P., The Chase Bank, Tientsin

Winstanley, H. W.,. manager,

Winston, S., Strong & Co., Kobe Harrisons, King & Irwin, jL’^d,, Hankow’(Abseht), ’' .

Winston,

Winter, E.,W.proprietor,

P., asst, engr., Public&Works

E. Winter Departm^ht,, Johore Bahru, Johore.

Co., Tientsin ’

Winter,

Winternitz,H. B.,K. managing

C., Clarke director,

& Larkin, H.Manila

B. Winter »& Co.,,Ltd., Singapore

Wintcrstern, H., Engineering Dept., Shanghai Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wise, W. K.,Hon.officeMr.ofG.,works

Wiseman, repres.,& inng.

chairman Britishdir.,Embassy, Tokyo Estates, Ltd., Malacca

Dunlop.Malayan

Wiseman, Capt. G. R., harbour master, Marine Department, Teluk Anson,,Perak

Wishart, N. S. J., asst., Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd., Singapore

Wissler, Dr. H., Escher Wys? Engineering Works, Ltd., Tokyo .

Wit,

Wit, C.W. de,J. D.manager,

de, PassageTrading

Dept.,Co.Eastern

“Holland,” SingaporeShipping Agencies,-Ltd., Manila

& Philippines

Witt, Clyde A. De, lawyer, De Witt,

Witt, E., Tech. Dept., Shanghai Chemical Co., Shanghai Perkins & Ponce Enrile, Manila

Witt, L. A., partner, Glathe di Witt, Shanghai

Witting,

Wizanski,Dr.A. P., M., signs

mng. per

dir.,pro, Deutsch Asiatische

Polish-Chinese TradingBank,Corpn.,Shanghai

Shanghai .

Wlliott,

Woeber, F.

J., P., Asiatic

Bohler, Petroleum

Keitei Goshi Co.

Kaisha, (N. C.),

Tokyo Ltd., Lower Yangtsze Area, Shanghai

Woerden, Dr. F. A. van, acting consul-general for the Netherlands, Macao

Woessner, G., resident mgr., Ed. A. Keller & Co.* Ltd., Manila

Wolcott, R. D., English secty., Directorate-General of Salt Administration, Shanghai

Wolf, E., secty., Kable (D.) Industrial Engineering Co., Shanghai

Wolf, E. H. K., manager, Garrels, Borner & Co., Changsha

Wolf, R-, Helm Bros, Ltd., Yokohama, Kobe

Wolfe, J.C. B.,

Wolfe, C., Carl Crow,custodian,

Inc., Shanghai Embassy, Peiping

Wolfe, S. W.,property

manager for the FarAmerican East, G. T. Fulford Co., Ltd. of Canada, Shanghai

Wolff,

Wolff, B.E., A.,Deutsch

agent, Asiatische

N. V. Vereenigde Javasche Houthandel Maatschappijen, Sourabaya

Bank, Shanghai

Wolff, J. P., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co., Manila

Wolff,

Wolff, T. J., president,

W., sub-agent, T. J. Wolff

Wolflisberg, H. J., mgr.Swan, Culbertson

for Malaya, B. &N.Fritz,

Borneo Manila

& Sarawak, Nestle & Anglo-Swiss

Products, Ltd., Singapore

Wolfson, J., dir., Peoples Mortgage & Investment Co., Manila

Wolfson, J. A., Attorney-at- Law, Manila

F402 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Wollaston, A. C., asst, contr. of Posts, Malaya Posts & Telegraphs Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Wolnizer, B. A. F., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Wolnizer, J., Thomson & Co., Shanghai

Wolsiffer,

Wolter, J.,C.manager,

F., management,

Carl Wolter China Realty

& Co., Co., Shanghai

Mukden

Womble, T. M., asst, mgr., Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Co., Taihoku

Wood, A.,

Wood, E. A.acct., Holt’s asst,

P., senior Wharf,engr.,

Shanghai

Shanghai Waterworks Co., Shanghai

Wood, F. H., Oriental Consolidated Mining Co., Tabowie, Chosen

Wood, G. F., assist., Nestle & Anglo-Swiss Milk Products, Ltd., Manila

Wood, J.J. H.,

Wood, B., mgr.,

asst., Imperial

McAlisterChemical Industries

& Co., Ltd., Singapore (Malaya), Ltd., Penang

Wood, J. Q., Bombay-Burmah Trading Corporation, Ltd., Bangkok

Wood, L. B., director, Deacon & Co., Ltd. & in charge of Norwegion Consulate, vice-

Wood,chairman, Shameen

L. F., Cotton MillsMunicipal Council,Matheson

Dept., Jardine, Canton & Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wood, M. W., agent, Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Canton

Wood, T. H., consumers distributor,

Wood, W. C., International Export Co. (Kiangsu), Shanghai Gas Ltd.,

Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Nanking

Woodfine, R. W., port captain, Bobert Dollar Co.,

Woodford, E. G., Shipping Office, Jardine, Matheson & Co., Tientsin Manila

Woodford, H. E., registrar of Births ifc Deaths, Dept, of Statistics, Singapore

Woodford,

Woodford, O.H. P., asst.,editor,

G. W., John China

Little &Year

Co.,Book,

Ltd., Shanghai

Singapore

Woodhead,

Woodhouse,R.B.G.,R.,asst, Chinasecretary

repres., &Maclaine,

asst, treasurer,

WatsonShanghai Power Co., Shanghai

Wooding, W., asst, mgr., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (P. I.), Ltd., Manila

Woodroffe,J.J. D.,D. office

Woodrow, A., asst.,asst,Borneo

FederalCo.,Engineering

Ltd., Bangkok Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Woodruff, G., Helm House Apartments, Yokohama

Woods,

Woods, H. Y. M., 2nd boarding officer, Marine Dept., Penang

Woods, John

L. R., L.,asst,partner, Cowdy Exporters,

mgr., United & Jones, Ipoh,Lfd.,Perak

Singapore

Woods, C. H., Dunlop Rubber Co. (Japan),

Woodward, F. J., asst., Bannon & Bailey, Kuala Lumpur Ltd., Kobe

Wookey, W. K. C., asst. dist. officer, Kota Belud, Borneo

Woolen,

Woolger, C.R.T.,A.,Polish

DunlopImport Rubber& Export Co., Ltd.,

Co. (Japan), Ltd.,Shanghai

Kobe

Woolhouse, C., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), Ltd., Lower Yangtsze Area, S’hai

Woollcombe, M. A., Hongkong & Shanghai

Woollen, J. J., managing director. Woollen, Vosy & Co., Banking Corpn.,

Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Tientsin

Wooller,

Wooller, A.,

E. S.,Export Dept., E.British

proprietor, Overseas

S. Wooller & Co.,Trading

TientsinCo., Tientsin

Woollerton, E. N. C., repres.. Asiatic Petroleum Co.(Straits Settlements), Ltd., committee,

Singapore

Woolmer, S. C.,Chamber of Commerce,

asst., Singapore SingaporeTrust, Singapore

Improvement

Worcester,

Worden, G. R. G., asst, river insp.,

Co., ShanghaiMaritime Customs, Chungking

Chinese

Worley, S.,B. Kung

R., EastmanYik Milk, Kodak

Shanghai

Wormald,

Worster, A. C., cable foreman, Cable kLloyd’s

John, ship & eng. surveyor, Wireless,Register of Shipping, Singapore

Ltd., Singapore

Worswick, J. A., actg. branch mgr., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., S’pore

Wotherspoon, J.N. W.,

Wotherspoon, gen. mgr..Wise Estate andInc.,

TrustManila

Agencies (1927), Ltd,, Singapore

Wouda, P., cashier,S.,Nederlandsche

director, & Co.,

Handel-Maatschappij, N. V., Shanghai

Woutman,

Wraight,Dr.F.M.E.,

E.,H.,Kunst

pres.,Eastern

asst., N. V. Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappy, Batavia

Wrany,

ShanghaiCo., Ltd., Dato Kramat, Penang

Wright, A.C. A.,

Wright, H., Imperial

factory mgr., British-American

Chemical Industries Tobacco Co. TienUin

(Thailand), Ltd., Bangkok

Wright, Francis, A., barrister-at law, Cross &(China),

Wright,Ltd.,

Negri Sembilan(On leave)

Wright,

Wright, F. J., asst, forest officer, Forest Dept., Sarawak

Wright, G.H., H., solicitor,

secty., Mackenzie Hansons & dir.,

& Co., Ltd.,Shanghai

ShanghaiGas Co., Ltd., Shanghai

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F 403

Wright, H. E., Gammon (Malaya), Ltd., Singapore

Wright,

Wright, H. T. G., chief

J., sanitary draftsman,

engr., F. M. S. ttailways,

United Engineers, Kuala Lumpur (On leave)

Ltd., Penang

Wright, J., wharf mgr., Harbour Board, Penang

Wright,

Wright, M. L., mgr.

P., civilforengr.,

the FarFogden

East, Brisbane

Eagle and&Globe SteelSingapore

Co., Ltd,, Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Wright, R. A., veterinary officer, Municipal Veterinary

Wright, W. C. P., asst, stores supt., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur Dept., Malacca,

Wright, W. J., manager, Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd., Kuala Lumpur

Wrigley,

Wuebken,E.,Dr.mgr., H., p.Henryp. a.,Waugh & Co., Ltd.,

Bayer Pharma Co., Bangkok

Tientsin

Wuest, A., Deutsche Farben-Handels., Waibel & Co., Tientsin

Wuilleumier, G.,

Wulfsohn,E.,L.,Accounts governor,

manager,&Wulfsohn, Country Hospital,

Inc., TientsinShanghai

Wunder,

Wurm, A., asst., Revenue Gen.

Office,Office, Shanghai

Shanghai & Hongkew Wharf Co.,. Ltd., Shanghai

Wurster,

Wurtz, J. N., asst., Diethelm & Co., Bangkok Shanghai

E., asst., mgr., Siber Hegner & Co., Ltd.,

Wurtzburg, C. E., director, Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Wurzel,

Wurzel, H., Bruno

ImportHaube, Dept., Tsingtao

C. lilies & Co., Dairen

Wyatt, W.I., H., supt., Government Printing Dept., Kuala Lumpur

Wyatt-Smith, S., consul-general

Wyckoff, F. T., manager, American forForeign

Great Britain,

InsuranceManila

Association, Singapore,

Wykes, S. A,, editorial staff, /Straits Times, Singapore

Wylie, D. S., sales repres., Singapore Rubber Works, Ltd., Singapore

Wylie, I. S., chief police officer,

Wylie, K. C., asst., Hooglandt & Co., SingaporeJ chore State Police, Johore Bahru Circle, Jbhore

Wyllie, H. M., director, Alden’s

Wyss, O., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Manila Successor (Eastern), Ltd., Singapore

Xavier,

Xavier, Rev.

A. daBrother,

R., secty.president, De La Salle

of the consulate College,

general, Manila Consulate, Shanghai

Portuguese

Xavier, A. W., Ths Chase Bank,

Xavier, C., China Finance Corporation, Shanghai Shanghai

Xavier,

Xavier, J.F. M.,

(Acets. & General),

telegraph station,Dodwell

Great &Northern

Co., Ltd.,Telegraph

Shanghai Co,, Ltd,, Shanghai

Yabut,

Yada, K.,G. Freight

F., Ross,Dept.,Lawrence, SelphPacific

Canadian & Carrascoso, Manila

Steamships, Ltd., Yokohama

Yadlovker,

Yahusheff, S.

S. A.,

V., Hongkong

acct., China & Shanghai

Fur Trading Banking

Co., Corporation,

Ltd., Tientsin Harbin

Yahyabhoy, M. M., E. Faizullabhoy, Kobe

Yakovleff,

Yale, A.,

S., compr., Banque

Shanghai de ITndochine,

Land InvestmentShanghai Co., Ltd,, Shanghai

Yamada,

Yamada, A., N., mgr., Nippon Yusen

asst., Chinese Maritime Kaisha, Singapore

Customs, Canton

Yamada, S., representive in Japan of Vickers-Armstrongs, Ltd., Tokyo

Yamaguchi,

Yamaguchi, S., K., chairman, Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohame

Yamaguchi, S., dir., ChosenJapanese

chancellor, IndustrialConsulate,

Bank, Seoul Singapore

Yamamoto,

Yamane, G.,

T., Kozhayasupt, of Secretarial

Shokai, Kobe Office, Japanese Telegraph Office, Shanghai

Yamanouchi,

Yamanouchi, S., asst., Shroff, Son & Co., Kobe

Yamawaki,

Kamazaki, H.,S.,Denbigh

K.,

vice-president,

dir., Japan& Co.,

Tourist Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Yokohama

Bureau, Osaka

Hakodate

Yanagi, K., Rent Dept., China Realty Co., Shanghai

Yanase,

Yang, I. S.,C.,manager,

propr., I.Nippon

VangYusen

& Co.,Kaisha,

C.Yannoulatos Yokohama

Ltd.,(China),

Peiping

Yannoulatos, E. P., dir., Bros. Chefoo

Vannoulatos, N.

Yannoulatos, E. P.,P., signs

rang, perpropr.,

pro.,Emm.

ChinaP.Merchants’

Yannoulatos & Co.,

Pongee Shanghai Chefoo

Association,

Yannoulatos, P. P., signs per pro., China Merchants’ Pongee Association, Chefoo

F404 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Yano, I., dir., Victor Talking Machine Co. of Japan, Ltd., Yokohama

Yano, K., dir., Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd., Yokohama

Yano, K., mgr.. Fuso Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Yao, C. C., sub-acct., National City Bank of New York, Tientsin

Yao, E. T., Oriental Commercial Trading Co., Tientsin

Yapp, D. K. F., agent, Crownchina Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Yappo, N.,R. Sales

Yarrow, Dept., Reliance

V., Building Motors,Harrisons,

Supply Dept., Fed. Inc ,King

Shanghai

& Irwin, Ltd., Shanghai

\asugi, S., dir., The One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., Tokyo

Yates, D. W., officer-in-charge, Detectives, Police Dept., Ipoh, Perak

¥ates, E. C., tech, director, Radio Service Co., Singapore

Yates, G., Ocean Shipping Dept., Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Yates, H.P., senior asst, locomotive supt., F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur

Yates,

Yeats, C.T. B.,

M.,electrical

Sharebroker,

engr.,Shanghai

United Engineers, Ltd., Penang

Yell, S. A., asst., McAlister & Co., Ltd., Singapore

Yellachich, D. M., secty. & dir. i/c of Sales, American Chinese Co., Fed. Inc., Tientsin

Yellappa, A., asst., Braddell Bros., Singapore

Ygual, P. de, consul-general for Spain, Shanghai

Ylmido, C. Y., Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Iloilo

Yoingco, F., Bayne & Co., Manila

Yokoyama, U., res. inspector, Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd., Kobe

Yellachich,

Yoneda, S., EastD. M.,Asia

secty. & in charge

Industrial of Sales,

Co., Ltd., American Chinese Co., Fed. Inc., T’tsin

Shanghai

Yonekura, H., Texas Co. (China), Ltd., Dairen

York, A. D., District Officer, Kuala Selangor, Selangor

York, F. A., asst, supt., Police Dept., Singapore

Yorke, R. H., chief inspr., Police Department, Singapore

Yorke, R. W., deputy commissioner, Police Force, Shanghai

Yoshida, G., actg. admin, commr., Chinese Maritime Customs, Canton

Yoshida, H., asst, mgr., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Yoshida,

Yoshida, H.,M., (Imports),

chancellor,Eastern

JapaneseTrading Co., Ltd.,

Consulate, Shanghai

Hunchun

Yoshida, N. B., O’Dell’s Service Bureau, Yokohama

Yoshida, R., mng. dir., The.One Hundredth Bank, Ltd., Tokyo

Yoshihara, K., gen. mgr., Showa Rubber Co., Ltd., Rubber Estates

Yoshii, M., chairman, Japan Fire Insurance Association, Tokyo

Yoshikawa, K., Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., Yokohama

Yoshikawa, K., sub-mgr., Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Yokohama

Yoshimoto,

Yoshimura, Y., M.,dir., Sakae& Lumber

Sundry Shokai, Shanghai

Dept., Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., Peiping

Yoshino, T., manager, Alfred Herbert, Ltd., Tokyo

Young, A., judge, Police Court, Ipoh,Yusen

Yosioka, T., Passage Dept., Nippon PerakKaisha, Singapore

Yrezabal, E., dir. & treas., Philippine

Yung, A. Morgan, editor, Japan Chronicle, KobeMilling Co., Manila

Young, A. S. M„ sub-acct., Chartered Bank of India, Austr. & China, Manila

Young, B.,

Young, C., asst., Canadian

president, YoungPacific Steamships,

& Baldwin, Ltd., Yokohama

Inc., pres. & general manager, Macondray &

Co., Inc., Manila

Young, C., J. Lewis & Co,, Dairen

Young, C. C., Sales Office, Imperial Chemical Industries (China), Ltd., Shanghai

Young, C. D., sole propr. & mgr., L. J. Young, Penang

Young, C. F., secty., Advertising & Publicity Bureau, Ltd., Singapore

Young, D. M., mng. dir., Far East Advertising Agency & vice-consul for Greece, Kobe

Young, E. C., Loup & Young, Tientsin

Young,

Young, H. H. J.,B., Robert

land surveyor, SwanShanghai

Dollar Co., & Maclaren, Singapore

Young, I. J., Yee Tsoong Tobacco Co., Ltd., Tientsin

Young,

Young, JK.;, L.,

Borden Co., Shanghai

American Engineering Corporation, Shanghai

\oung, M. C., asst., Far East Superintendence Co., Ltd., Kobe

 FOREIGN RESIDENTS F405

Young, P. K. B., pres, & general mgr., Paul Young & Co., Tientsin

Young, R. G., unofficial member, State Council, Pahang

Young,

Young, S.V. E.,

C., Editorial Dept.,China

cashier, North ChinaDaily

Press,News

Inc., &Shanghai

Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Young, Y. P., J., mng. director,

Young, W., consul for U. S. A., Swatow Eastern Optical Co., Singapore

Young,

Young, W. A., Harvie, Cooke

Dr. W., State Medical & Health Officer, Kuala

Young, W.

Young, W. J.,H.,localpro-mgr. & sub-acct.,

manager, National Petroleum

British-Malayan City Bank Co., of New

Ltd.,York,

KualaYokohama

Belait, Brunei

Young, W. K., asst., Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore

Younge, E. C., asst, supt., engr., Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., Singapore

Youngman, J. L., Printing

Youngs, F., Technical Dept.,Office, Kelly && Walsh,

S. Moutrie Co., Ltd.,Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Yourieff, A. G., Compagnie

Youtman,Ir.A.R.W.,van,staff, des Messegeries Maritimes, Shanghai

Yperen, dir.Harper,

of BelawanGilbllan & Co.,Harbour

Harbour, Ltd., KualaDept.,Lumpur

Medan

Yrureta-Goyena,

Yudhavija, Comdr.P. L.de,S.,Fred navalWilson & Co.,Thailand

attache, Inc., Manila

Legation, Tokyo

Yulo, Jose,

Yumol, director, Philippine National Bank, Manila Zamboanga

Yumoto,H.Dr.M.,L.,C.,proprietor,

Yung,

medical officer,

GeneralDept,

vice-pres, American

of Health

Export Trading& Sanitation,

Asiatic.UnderwritersCo., Kobe

Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Yung,

Yuni, L.,

W. acct.,

K., vice North China

consul, Daily

American Nefos &

Consulate,Herald, Ltd., Shanghai

Tientsin

Yusoff, S. M., chief clerk, Education Dept., Penang

Yussim,

Yussoff, M., M.Thos.

A.partner, M., Cook

mng. &partner,

Son, Ltd.,

M. S.&Shanghai

Ally

Yusuf, M., Oriental

Yuyama, O., Berrick &.Co., Ltd., Yokohama Import Export& Co.,

Co., Singapore

G. K., Kobe

Yzelman, R.A. G.E., G.,mng.jointdirector,

Yzelman, mgr. & C.secty.,

Grenier

C. & Son, Ltd.,

Grenier & Son,Kuala

Ltd.,Lumpur

KualaPerak

Lumpur

Yzelman, Dr. Y. C. G., asst, medical officer, Teluk Anson Hospital,

Zabaljauregui, L., Warner, Barnes & Co., Ltd., Cebu

Zacharias, E. G., asst mgr., Chase Bank, Shanghai

Zaeff, V. F., China

Zaertling, G. E.,Deep

mng. Well Drilling Co., Ltd., Shanghai Kaisha, Kobe

Zaitsev, J.,V.,A.gen.

Zalazar, second secty.,

pres.,

partner,

Russian “Embassy,

International

Bayer” Yakuhin

Tokyo ofGomei

Marine Union Philippines, Manila

Zaleski,

Zalmanoff,Xavier,

J. A., consellor,

asst, mgr., Polish

James Embassy,

Neil & Tokyo

Co., Shanghai

Zammattio,

Zammattio, A., E., chief clerk, Shanghai

storekeeper, ShanghaiWaterworks

WaterworksFittings

FittingsCo.,

Co.,Ltd.,

Ltd.,Shanghai

Shanghai

Zamora, A., pres. & gen. mgr., Crispula

Zamora, C., sales mgr., Crispulo Zamora, Manila Zamora, Manila

Zamora, Ed. (Dan), adv. & artist, Crispulo Zamora, Manila

Zamora, V., asst, mgr., Crispulo Zamora, Manila

Zanersky,

Zapatta, I. S.B.,F.,gen.Insurance Dept.,s Press,

mgr, People' BrynerInc.,

& Co., Tientsin

Manila

Zapf, L., John

Zaragoza,M.S.,S-,lawyer,Landahl, Inc., Manila

Araneta, Shanghai

Zaagoza, Araneta & Bautista, Manila

Zartcin,

Zederbohm, H.,resident Becker engr.,

& Co., Tokyo Land Investment Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Zehnder,

Zehnder, W. H. R.F., S.,barrister-at-law,

barrister at-law,Zehnder

ZehnderBros.,

Bros.,Malacca

Singapore

Zeiler, H., Delacamp, Piper

Zeiller, Th., Rohde

Zeitlin, Wm., Hess & Zeitlin, Inc., Manila

Zellensky,

Zeller, J., acct.,forShanghai

M., repres. Japan, Wharf &of Warehouse

Society Chemical Co., Shanghai

Industry in Basle, Osaka

Zephyroff,

Zernecke, A., “ Marathon ” Steel Dept., Doitsu Seiko K.Shanghai

N. S., secty., Moscow Narodny Bank, Ltd., K., Tokyo

Zernin, A. J., Chien Hsin Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai

F406 FOREIGN RESIDENTS

Zharoff, L., Credit Foncier of Extreme

Zick, A. H., agent, Inter. Crediet en Handels Orient,Vereemging

Shangnai “ Rotterdam,” Sourabaya

Zieler, I., Acct. Dept., East Asiatic Co., Ltd., Bangkok

Ziesel, Wilhelm,

Ziesemann, manager,

W., asst, mgr., Siemens

Mar-Kuo,China

Ltd., Co., Hankow

Shanghai

Zigal, L, mgr., Triangle Motors, Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Zigal, L. E., gen.

Zimmerman, A. D.,mgr., Triangle

O. Joerg Motors,

& Co., Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Tientsin

Zimmerman, Y. R., Harrisons, King ifc Irwin,Fed.Ltd.,

Zimmerman, J. M., special repres., Frazer, Inc.,Shanghai

Peiping

Zindel, W. A., signs per pro., Arnhold Trading Co., Ltd., Shanghai

Zirn, Dr. C-, Schmidt, Dr. Theo., Schaaps, Dr. E„ Drs. Zirn & Schmidt, Kobe

Zobel, E., vice-pres., Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Zobel, J., treas., Insular Life Assurance Co., Ltd., Manila

Zoboli, A. C., secretary, San Miguel Brewery, Inc., Manila

Zollenkop, W., branch mgr., C. lilies & Co., Manila

Zorich, I. D., mgr., I. I. Tschurin & Co , Ltd., Harbin

Zubareff,

Zubchinsky, N. P.,

A., acct., ShriroEngineering

Melchers Bros. (China), Fed. Inc., Shanghai

Corporation, Tient sin

Zuber, M., Singer Sewing Machine Co., Seoul

Zubler, E., “Sapt,” Ltd., Shanghai

ZuefI, E. V., mgr., Tsingtao Dispensary, Tsingtao

Zuellig, Dr. F. E., pres., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Zuellig, G., F. E. Zuellig, Inc., Manila

Zulauf,

Zuliani,E.,P.,U.dredging

Spalingersupt.,

& Co.,

HaiS.Ho

A., Conservancy

Canton Commission, Tientsin

Zuluaga,

Zulueta, A., Bayne & Co., Manila Co. of the Philippines, Manila

M., International Harvester

Zuzarte, A. P., Accounts Section, Jardine Engineering Corpn., Ltd., Shanghai

Zuzarte, I.O.,A.,Stationery

Zwanck, surveyor && Builder’s

draftsman,Supply

Municipal

Dept.,Engineer’s Dept., Singapore

Reuter. Broeckehnann & Co.,. S’hai

Zwonechek, O. J., auditor, International Harvester Co. of The Philippines, Manila

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PRINTERS’ MACHINERY

LINOTYPE AND MACHINERY LIMITED

Manufacturers of Printers' Machinery.

Head Office: 9, Kingsway, London. Works: Altrincham, England.

Branch Offices in:

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Straits Settlements: 68, Robinson Road, Singapore.

Netherlands East Indies: Thibaultweg 1, Batavia-C.

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JOSHUA HEAP & Co., 12 inches, and Single and

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ineers’ Tool Works, Ashton- ing and Nut Tapping

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grams: Mills, Stockport.

“Undisputed, Tele-

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Aerated Water Machinery Asbestos Manufacturers

BARNETT & FOSTER, BELDAM ASBESTOS COMPANY,

Works: London, N. 1.Ltd.,Tel.Niagara

Add : LIMITED. Lascar House, Agent—

Road,N. Hounslow, Staines

“Drinks, London.” W. A. SmalleyMiddlesex.

& Co., Post Office

Box No. 353, Hongkong.

Aerated Water Machinery

Manufacturers B

HAYWARD-TYLER

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England.

Telegrams: “Tylerox, Luton.” Bakelite

ATTWATER & SONS, Ltd.,of Preston,

England. Manufacturers Highest

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DELTA METAL CO., LTD. Manufacturers tp British Admiralty.

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Birmingham. Cables: “Delta, Street,

London.” Electrical Manufacturers.

G4 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Boilers

COCHRAN & Co. (ANNAN), Ltd.,

Victoria Street, London, S. W. l.|

T50 to 25,rtOQ. Ibs.stm./hrv

Boilers (Heating, Hot Water)

CRANE, Ltd., 45-51, Leman Street#

London, E.l.

Brick and Tile Machinery

THE GUARANTEE OF GOOD QUALITY HERBERT, ALEXANDER & Co.. Ltd..!

FITTER BROS. Ltd., Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

'•PYRAMIDS” BRAND BEDSTEADS' mouth Street, Leeds.

AND STEEL GARDEN

FURNITURE Briquette Machinery

FITTER BROS., LTD. HERBERT ALEXANDER & Co., Ltd.,

Bedford Bedstead Works, Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

88-91, Pritchett Street, Birmingham. mouth Street, Leeds.

Bedsteads C

JOHN & JOSEPH TAUNTON, Ltd.,

Eyre Street, Birmingham. Metallic

Brass and Wood Bedsteads, Wire Cash and Document Boxes

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for all markets. The only firm who

Billiard Tables specialize in these, lines,

THOS. PADM ORE & SONS, 118,

Edmund Street, Birmingham. Tables Cement

all sizes, New and Reconditioned and

all Accessories. ASSOCIATED PORTLAND CEMENT

MANUFACTURERS, Ltd.

Biscuit Machinery Manufacturers Portland Cement.

VICARS, Ltd., T.

Portland Ceinent.

Newton-le-Willows, England. Tel.

Ad: “ Vicars, Earlestown.” “Snowcrete,” British White

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Bobbins and Shuttles, etc. “Colorcrete,” Coloured Portland

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ical Products. Head Office and Works :

Garston, Liverpool. Cables: “Nugget, Sales Office: The Club House,

Liverpool.” Bombay Office: Contractors Coombe Hill, Kingston-on:Thames.

Building, Nicol Road, Ballard Estate:

Agencies in all parts of the World. Telegrams: “Portland, Kingston.” ^

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Chemical Apparatus Manufacturers Diamonds for Glaciers

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Office & Depot: 12-14, Old Pye Street, Gladstone 1171-2.

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York.

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BLACKWELL’S METALLURGICAL Hercules Engineering Works, Char-

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Gaeston, Liverpool 19, Garston, mouth Street, Leeds.

Liverpool.

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REEYES & SONS, Ltd., ’ 18, Ashwin Westminster Bridge Road, London,

Street, DAlston, London, England. i S.E.

Cables: “Greyhound, London.” Codes:

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(Union Mills Dept.)Cumberland Street,

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Manufacturers. Makers of Celebrated Satin Cloth

Nottingham, England. Webs and all other kinds of

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D Webs bearing this brand are reliable

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Electric Cable Manufacturers Endorsing Inks and Stamp Pads ’

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T. FRANCIS & SONS Contractors

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Bolton. Established 1878.

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Electrical Wires and Cables Works: London, N. 1. Tel. Add:

“Drinks, London.”

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Trafford Park 2141). Telegrams: STEVENSON A HOWELL, Ltd., Stan-

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Brand Essences. Tel. Add: “Distiller, j

Electro Magnetic Separators and London.” All Codes.

Lifting Magnets

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Co., Ltd., The, Magnet Works, Lom- Works, Ltd., C. W., 92, Wood Street;

Cambrian Mills, 2 & 4, Back

bard Street, Birmingham 12. Colquitt Street, 88 & 90, Wood Street

40 years experience. and 61 & 63, Fleet Street, Liverpool 1.

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Exporters Gauge Glasses

LINDETEVES - STOKVIS, Dashwood TOMEY & SONS, Ltd., J., Aston,

House, 69, Old Broad Street, London, Birmingham.

e e. 2. Gauge Glasses

TREASURE & Co., Ltd., J. B., Vauxhall

F Road, Liverpool. Gauge Glasses and

Lubricator Specialists. Samples and

Quotations free on request. Agents

Fancy Cottons and Unions required where not already represented.

TURNER,

facturers, SAMUEL & Go.,

Spotland, Rochdale Ltd., Manu- Glaziers’ Diamond Manufacturers

and 55 RUDD,

& 56, Basinghall Street,. London, ARTHUR, Denton Green,

E.C.2. Poplins, Fancies, Artificial Silks, St. Helens, Lancashire. Makers of

Flannelettes, Unions and Tussores. Glaziers’ Diamonds and Engineers'

Fans diamond turning tools.

MATTHEWS & YATES, Ltd., Swinton,

Manchester, England. Specialists in H

the design, construction and applica-

tion of Fans for every conceivable Hacksaw Blades and Frames

purpose.

Ferro-Alloy Manufacturers DING-DONG

(Ferro Alliages)

BLACKWELL’S METALLURGICAL

WORKS, Ltd., Thermetal House,

Garston, Liverpool 19, Garston,

Liverpool.

Filter Presses

(Presses a Filter)

JOHNSON & Co., Ltd.,

ters Road, London, E. 15.S. H., Carpen-

Filters

1 FULHAM POTTERY & CHEAVIN CHARLES BAYNES, LTD.

FILTER Co., Ltd., The, Fulham, Knuzden Brook, Blackburn,

London, S.W. 6. Sole Manufacturers Lancashire, ENGLAND.

of Che avin’s “Saludor” Filters.

Fire Bricks Hones and Oilstones

) GIBBONS (DUDLEY), Ltd., Dibdale THE WATER OF AYR & TAM

O’SHANTER HONE WORKS, Ltd.,

Fireclay Works, near Dudley, Eng- 105, Cambridge Street, Glasgow,

land. Scotland. Polishing and Sharpening

Fire Engineers Stones of all descriptions.

1 MERRYWEATHER & SONS, Ltd., Hose, Canvas and Fire Appliances

Greenwich High Road, London, S. E. 10

and 63, Long Acre, W.C. 2. Cables: McGREGOR

“Merywether, London.”

Dundee. Sole Manufac-

turers of the famous “Rob

G f R \ Roy” Hand-woven Canvas

Gas Masks ROB Hose,Brigades as used ineverywhere.

the largest

i SIEBE, GORMAN & Co., Ltd., 187, V y y Fire Also Fire Appliances of all

Westminster Bridge Road, London, kinds.

G& BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

I Locomotive and Railway Fittings

GRESHAM & CRAVEN, Ltd.-

Engineers, South5, Hall

Lane, Salford Street, Ordsall

Blackfriars 6316.

Insulating Material Manufacturers Telegrams: “Brake Phone, Manches-

(Electrical) ter.”

ATTWATER

England. Telephones: Preston, 4045-6.

Insulating Material Manufacturers, M

Mica Importers and Cutters.

Machine Knife Manufacturers

Insulators (Telenduron) for Telegraph H E A T H C O T E & Co., Ltd., A. R.,

and Telephone Line Transmission MachineKnife

TobaccoManufacturers.

Knives, Shear Special-

DE LA RUE, THOMAS & Co., Ltd., ities— Blades.

Avenue Works: Walthamstow Avenue, Gardens, Sheffield 1.Works,

Address: Bernard Sylvester

Telegrams:

London, E.4. Teleph. No. Larkswood “Baccanife, Sheffield.”

2323.

Machine Tools

Iron and Steel THE SELDON MACHINE TOOL

BARNES & BELL, Ltd., 79, St. George’s London, S.W.l. House,

Co., Ltd., Abbey Victoria

All Classes Street,

of Machine

Place, Glasgow. Tel. Add. and Cable Tools, Small Tools and Engineering

Add. “Barbell.” Equipment.

Magnetic Chucks and Clutches

K RAPID MAGNETTING

Co., Ltd., The, Magnet Works: MACHINE

Lom-

bard Street, Birmingham 12.

Knitting Hosiery and Weaving Wool 40 years experience.

and Worsted Tarns Measuring Tape and Rule Makers

BURNLEY THOMAS & SONS, Ltd., CHESTERMAN JAMES

Gomersal Mills, GomersAl via Leeds. Bow Works, Pomona Street,& Sheffield.

Co., Ltd.,

Telegraphic Address: “Chesterman,

Sheffield.”

L Metallurgists

BLACKWELL’S METALLURGICAL

Lawn Mowers WORKS, Ltd., Thermetal House,

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SONS, Ltd., Garston, Liverpool 19, Garston,

Liverpool. Tel. No. Garston 980 Tel.

66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon- Add: Blackwell,

all Liverpool. Manufac-

don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens Iron Works, turers of Contractors

Alloys, to Metals

Minerals.Governments. British and

and

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted. Foreign

Life Buoys Metals and Alloys

FOSBERY

U R E X, Ltd., Rainham, Essex,

Ferro Vanadium,

Tungsten, Ferro

king, Essex, England. Titanium, Ferro Ferro

Molybdenum,

Powder, Ferro

Chromium Niobium.

Metal, Tungsten

Manganese

Life Jackets

FOSBERY & Co., Barking Wharf, Bar- Metal, etc. Tin Smelter, Magnetic

Separation of Ores, Thermit Welding.

king, Essex, England. Telegrams: Murex, Rainham, Essex.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G&

Meters Pipe Fittings (Malleable & Gun Metal)

MANCHESTER WATER METER Co., CRANE, Ltd., 45-51, Leman Street,

London, E. 1.

The, Manufacturers: Frost’s Positive

Water Meters, Tipping Street, Arowick,

Manchester. (Teleph. Ardwick

Telegrams: “Watermeter, 3730),

Manchester.” Printing Inks

Mining and Quarrying Plant PRINTING INKS,

LITHOGRAPHIC INKS,

MINING & QUARRYING PLANT ROLLER COMPOSITION,

We supply throughout the entire PRINTERS’ VARNISHES,

mining area. DRY COLOURS,

Please Send us your enquiries. BRONZE POWDERS,

BARNES & BELL, LTD. etc., eta, etc.

79, St. George’s Place, Glasgow. Of Finest Quality and in Grades to

Phone 2738 Central (3 Lines). . suit the Climate and Conditions of

'Tels. and Cables: “ Barbell, Glasgow.” the Market, are manufactured by :—

JOHN KIDD & CO., LTD.

Motor Body Headings 3, Noel Street, Oxford Street,

LONDON, England.

DAVIS

PLIES), BROTHERS

Ltd., (MOTOR

Nightingale Gro., SUP-

Hither AGENTS:

Green, S.E. 13. (Readings, Mouldings, Messrs.Ltd, HARRY, WICKING & Co,

Prince’s Buildings,

inHinges, Step Treads

Stainless & Drawn

Steel, Brass, Sections

Aluminium, Hongkong.

Mild Steel, &c.). Tel.: LEE Gn. 4760. Messrs. JARDINE, MATHESON &

Co, Ltd, 27, The Bund,

Shanghai, China.

O Messrs. A. R. SALEHBHAI it Co,

Rajawongse Road, Bangkok,

Oil Engine Manufacturers Siam.

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SONS, Ltd., Messrs. The BORNEO Co, Ltd,

66, Victoria Street, Westminster, Lon- Singapore,

don, S.W. 1. Works: Dens IronWorks, Straits Settlements, etc.

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted.

Ore Separators

RAPID MAGNETTING MACHINE R

Co., Ltd.,

bard Street, The, Magnet Works:

Birmingham Lom-

40 years experience12. Radiators (Central Heating)

CRANE, Ltd, 45-51, Leman Street,

P London, E.l.

Perforated Metals Railway Materials

ASH & LACY, Ltd., Meriden Street, Weandspecialise in all classes of light

heavy Railway Materials. New

Birmingham, England. and second-hand.

Perforated Metals BARNES & BELL, LTD.

GREENING N. & SONS, Ltd., War- 79, St. George’s Place, Glasgow.

rington, Lancs. T. A. “Greenings”;

T. N. 1901. Britannia Works: Hayes, Tels. and Cables: Phone 2738 Central (3 Lines).

Middlesex. “Barbell, Glasgow.”

ings,” Hayes, T.Middlesex.

N. 1511. T. A. “Green-

GlO BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

Rubber Stamp Making Plant Steam Engine Manufacturers

SHANKS, ALEXANDER & SONS, Ltd.,

66,

don,Victoria

S.W. i. Street,

Works:Westminster, Lon-

Dens Iron Works,

Arbroath, Scotland. Agents wanted.

Steels

OfClSTEtt^ HIGH

SPEED

Complete

starting thisSmalloutfits

profitablefor N O'VO55 STtEL

business.

only required. capital Trade Mark,

Leading

Rubber and Factory

Stamp Largest JONAS & COLVER (Novo), Ltd.

in the United Kingdom. Novo Steel Works, Sheffield 7.

Agents & Stockists:

THE CHINA ENGINEERS, LTD.

Hongkong

Scholastic

REEVES & SONS, Ltd., 18, Ashwin Surgical Lint, Dressings, Cotton Wool,

Gauze, etc.

Street, Dalston, London, England.

Makers of School Paints, Brushes, ROBERT BAILEY & SON, Ltd., Dysart

: Crayons and all Art Equipment for Street, Marriott Street Moor,

Great Stockport and

Mills, Stockport.

. Education.

Smoke Helmets

SIEBE, GORMAN & Co,, Ltd., 187, T

Westminster Bridge Road, London,

S.E. Tape Measures

Sports Goods DEANS TAPE MEASURES, Howard

GUNN & MOORE, Ltd., Cricket, Foot- London, Wall, Limited, 25-37, Hackney Road,

ball, Tennis, Badminton, Squash and E. 2.

Hockey Goods Makers. Carrington

Street and Castle Boulevard, Notting- Tar Products Carbolic) (Coal Tar, Creosote,

ham, England. Tel. Ad: “Autograph.” JAMES GREEN SHIELDS & Co., Ltd.,

A.B.C. Code 5th Edition. 68, Gordon Cable

Street,Address:

Glasgow, C. 1.,

Stationary and Marine Engines, Scotland. “Bitumen,

Glasgow.” Pitch, Coal Tar, Creosote,

Electric Generating Plant, etc. Carbolic and Cresylic

Disinfectants, Wood Acid, Pyridine,

Preservatives,

Sodium Sulphide,

Marine Sodium

Glue Nitrite.

Mirbane OilGrades.

Naphthaline—All

Tar and Tar Products (All Kinds)

WESTWOOD MACNEILL & Co., Ltd.,

68, Bath Street, Glasgow, C. 2.

Creosote, Cresylic, Pyridine, Pitch, etc.

 BRITISH MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS Gil

Tinfoil and Goldfoil Paper Whips

MAKIN, Ltd., J. & J., 171, Queen Victoria also Military Whips and Canes

] Street, E.C.4. Central 3412. Nikam. G. & J. ZAIR, Ltd., 111-117, Bishop

5th Edition. Street, Birmingham 5. Mid. 0685.

Tinfoil Paper Manufacturers

MAKIN, Ltd., J. & J., Wallhead Mills,

I Milnrow Road, Rochdale, England. GREENINGWireN. Brushes & SONS, Ltd.,:

Warrington, Lancs. T. A. “Greenings”;

V T. N. 1901. Britannia Works: Hayes,

Middlesex. T. N. 1511. T. A.“ Green-

ings,” Hayes, Middlesex.

Valves and Cocks

Patent Lubricated Wire Cloth Manufacturers

GREENING N. & SONS, Ltd., War-

rington, Lancs,. T. A. “Greenings”:

T. N. 1901; Britannia Works: Hayes,

Middlesex. T. N. 1511. T. A. “Green-

MAIN & GLAND COCKS ing,” Hayes, Middlesex.

Straight, Threeway, Steamjacketed, etc.

AUDLEY Wire Drawers’ Plate Makers

; ENGINEERING COMPANY, LTD.

Phone BRAND, Ltd., ED., 81-83, County

Newport Shropshire 18. Street, New Kent Road, London, S.E.l.

Wire or Write Tels. HOP 3422 & 3423. Telegram:

Audley Newport Shropshire. “ Wyrellous. ” (Diamond dies for

drawing all metals).

W

Wire Machinery

Weatherproof Garments BRAND, Ltd., ED., 81-83, County

Street, New Kent Road, London, S.E.l.

JOHN LEE & CO. Tels. HOP. 3422 & 3423. Telegram:

WEARLEE works. “ Wyrellous. ”

SPRINGFIELD LANE, SALFORD, 3.

ENGLAND.

Manufacturers of: Worsted Spinners

Weatherproof Garments, Golf Jac-

kets, Sports Wear and Leather BUHNLEY THOMAS & SONS, Ltd.,

Clothing under the well-known Gomersal Mills, near Leeds. Spinners

trade mark of Hand Knitting Wools, Hosiery and

“WEARLEE” Weaving Yarns. English and French

“Jonleewear, Manchester.” Systems. Agent: Anthony Dodd, 59,

BLAekfriars 1671 (4 Lines). Peking Road, Shanghai.

G12 AMERICAN : MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS

AIR COMPRESSORS

THE SMITH AIR COMPRESSOR

Made from FORD Parts

Saves 50% or More.

Internationally used for drilling rock,

breaking

ing, spraypavement,

painting,riveting, sand blast-

metallizing and

general use with pneumatic tools.

Replaces large, cumbersome compressors

op 90% of jobs.

Over 60 cu. ft. a minute capacity. Pres-

ComplbteLy Assembled E sure up to 175 lbs. per square inch. Head

Machines, or the Smith ' equipped with high speed and

compressor

Compressor Head and valves; automatic unloading idling.

Accessories with instruction for Double units of 120 cu. ft. also available.

mounting on your own Ford SELF - DRIVEN. No couplings, belts,

motor. Gross weight of acces- clutch or gears to cause trouble.

sories is 110 lbs.

GORDON SMITH & CO., INC. Cable: Qorsmithco.

306 W. Washington Street, Chicago, U.S.A.

CHEMICAL DISTILLATION EQUIPMENT

E. B. BADGER £3 SONS CO.

BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.

ENGINEERS & CONTRACTORS

Chemical Distillation Equipment

Complete Chemival Plants

Complete Oil Refining Distillation Equipment

Topping Units

Pressure Distillate Units

Atmospheric or Vacuum Lubricating Oil Units

Houdry Catalytic Cracking Units

Pipe Stills and other Refinery Equipment

Expansion Joints for Pipe Lines

Cable Address: “BADGERCO, BOSTON” WESTERN UNION CODE

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

INTERNATIONAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY

352, Western Avenue,

BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A.

LABORATORY CENTRIFUGES

Cable Address : “UiTTERCO, Boston.” Western Union Code.

 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G13

MEAT-JUICE

3VCEA.T-JXJIOE

exver, E^ia:3R^;T v^E^iTTiasrE

Endorsed and Recommended by Members of tbe Medical Profession

in All Parts of the World.

VALENTINE’S ME AT-JUICE COMPANY

(Established 1871)

K-IOHMOXTE), VIRO-IINTA-, XJ.S.A..

Cable Address: “VALENTINE,” RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES

THE LOYHL T. IVES CO.

Manufacturers of

SPRING KNITTING NEEDLES,

Sinkers, etc., for

Knitting Machines.

Cable Address: “IVESNEEDLE.” Water Street, NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., U.S.A.

RUBBER (SCRAP)

H. MUEHLSTEIN & CO., INC

318, West Ninth Street, Ros Angeles, California, IT.S.A.

All Grades WASTE RUBBER

Specializing in Selected Scrap Tires and Inner Tubes.

Cable Address: “MULOS—LGSANGELES.” Acme Code Used.

RUBBER (WASTE AND CRUDE)

A. SCMULMAIN he.

AKRON, OHIO, U. S. A.

all Grades (WASTE RUBBER

(CRUDE RUBBER

 C I

Cigarette and Tobacco Machinery Importers and Exporters

Supplies ADOLPHE HURST & Co., Inc., 330

The COMAS CIGARETTE MACHINE West 42nd Street, New York, N. Y.

; Co., Inc., Salem, Va., U.S.A. Gable Ad : “ Vivifico.” All Codes.

D

N

Drills—Blast Hole and Water Well

BUOY RUS-ERIE COMPANY, South Nails (Horse Shoe)

Milwaukee, Wis., U.S.A. Tel. Ad:

“Bueyrus.” - Ube Capewell /ibfg. Co.

Hartford (Conn.), U.S.A.

E Exporters to 50 Countries.

Excavating Machinery Largest Manufacturers of Horse Shoe Nails

B UMilwaukee,

CYRU S-ERIEWis.,COMPANY,

U.S.A. Tel. South

Ad: in the World.

“Bucyrus.”

F P

Fishing Tackle, Rods, etc. Papers and Paper Mills

liorrocks - Ibbotson Waterfalls paper nDills

Company

Utica, N. Y., U.S.A. Makers of High Grade Writing

Manufacturers of Fishing A Printing Papers, Index Boards.

Rods, Reels, Lines, Hooks, Ask for samples and prices.

Baits, etc. 21, East 40th Street,

Popular priced items a specialty. New York, N. Y.

 AMERICAN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS G15

Polishing Equipment S

Electroplating Equipment & Supplies. Soaps and Disinfectants

Hanson-Van Winkie-Miinning LIQUID SOAPS—DISPENSERS—

OIL SOAPS—DISINFECTANTS—

GREEN SOAPS

Company Of All Kinds.

Matawan, New Jersey, CLIFTON CHEMICAL Co., Inc.,

Clifton Building,

U. S, A. 246, Front Street, New York City.

(Established 25 Years).

R T

Rubber Goods Telephone Batteries

TheFACTURING

MANHATTANDIVISION,

RUBBER MANU-

Passaic, The WATERBURY BATTERY Co.,

New Jersey, U.S.A. Waterbury, Conn., U.S.A.

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TOKYO On Page A23

On Page 111 lH M Tung chi lung

Fokkes & Koch — 6, Marunouchi,

chome, Kojimachi-Ku; Teleph. (23) San-

2925 Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. & Waoons-Lits

(Marunouchi); Co., General Passenger, Forwarding &

H. Fokkes, partner Fokko

Cable Ad: Insurance

Grand HotelAgents & Foreign

de Pekin; Bankers—

Telephs. 5-2262

E. von Koch, do. and 5-0948; Cable Ad: Coupon

B. C. Hale, branch manager

On Page 118 G. Y. Perhuroff

Styrian Steel Works,

bori, 1-chome, Ltd.—2, Echizen-

Kyobashi-ku; Telephs. On Page A21

Kyobashi (56) 1684 and 7654; Cable Ad: If M n $g

Styriastal. Branch Office: 37,

Kita-ku, Osaka; Teleph. Tosabori Sozecho,

(44) Jfui feng yin hang

6165 Honokong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration — Legation Street; Teleph.

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TOKYO On Page A23

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Fokkes & Koch — 6, Marunouchi, San- Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. & Wagons-Lits

chome, Kojimachi-Ku; Teleph. (23) 2925 Co., General Passenger, Forwarding &

(Marunouchi); Cable Ad: Fokko Insurance Agents & Foreign Bankers—

H. Fokkes, partner Grand Hotel de Pekin; Telephs. 5-2262

E. von Koch, do. and 5-0948; Cable Ad: Coupon

B. C. Hale, branch manager

On Page 118 G. Y. Perhurofi

Styrian Steel Works, Ltd.—2, Echizen-

bori, 1-chome, Kyobashi-ku; Telephs. On Page A21

Kyobashi (56) 1684 and 7654; Cable Ad: m W: m

Styriastal. Branch Office: 37, Sozecho, Hui feng:, yin hang

Kita-ku, Osaka; Teleph. Tosabori (44)

6165 Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration— Legation Street; Teleph.

50855 E.O.; Cable Ad: Lascar

PEIPING J. A. Rid g way, sub-agent

On Page A20 H. B. Clark

^ 35 IB 35 ^ On Page A27

Ying shang a si a huo yu Icung szu

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China),

Ltd. — Legation Street; Telephs. 1688'' Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (Mitsui &

and 687 EastKlManager’s Residence: 274 Co., Ltd. in America and Europe),

East and Depot Tungpienmen: 2392 General Merchants, Importers and

East; Cable Ad: Doric Exporters, Ship-owners (Mitsui Line),

L. M. M. Parlett, manager Ship-builders, Wharfingers, Sawmill-

owners, Engineers, Contractors, Ship-

On Page A21 ping and Insurance Agents—30, Hsi

Tsung Pu Hutung; Telephs. 5-2131-

u ® a ® ® 5-2137 E.O. (Private Exchange to All

Tung fang huei li yin hang Departments) ; Cable Ad : Mitsui.

Banque de 1’Indochine —Legation Head Office: Tokyo. Capital:

Street; Telephs. 51337 and 51338; Cable ¥300,000,000.00

Ad: Indochine T. Tanabe, manager

S. Funaki, asst, manager

On Page A21 H. Yoshida, do.

M. Shimoda, do.

M. Matsui, do.

Mai chia li yin hang Secretarial Department

Chartered Bank of India, Australia M. Matsui I M. Nitta

& China — Legation Street; Teleph. K. Ida I T. Kushida

5-0676; Cable Ad: Prudence General Department

E. W. Bilton, manager T. Odagiri | T. Naka

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XX ADDENDA (PEIPING)-(TIENTSIN)

Machinery & Metal Department spectors, Inspectors of Export Produce

H. Okazato and Fire Loss Adjusters — Liddell’s

S. Kitamura I. Nishioka Bldg., Taku Road; Teleph. 30443; Cable

S. Nohara M. Imai Ad : Seaworthy. Agents : “ Agripta ”

T. Nakayaraa H. Tsuda Brand Strapping and Sealing Machines

T. Matsutani S. Miyagawa R. G. Lapper, director

G. Ueda S. Hiroki W. A. G. Price, do.

M. Maeda K. Sawata A. H. Carter, do.

Sundry

N. Sonehara E. Meguro

S. Fukazawa M. Wada

T. Aoki Y. Akaike On Page A44

T. Miya R. Takahashi

M. Yoshimura H. Oyama fr # In II

Produce Department Carlowitz & Co., Merchants, Engineers

S. Amaya I M. Mizuuji and Contractors, Shipping and In-

M. Toida | M. Hori ' surance Agents—140-144, Taku Road;

Delivery

I. Chiba I C. Chuma R. Laurenz, partner (Shanghai)

H. JNishina |1 T. Fuzii Dr. A. Nolte, do. (Hamburg)

Y. Ishida K. Ueno G. Roehreke, do. (Shanghai)

Accountant Department O. Lord, do. (Hamburg)

I. Tamura I Y. Ohashi M. O. Framhein, signs the firm

T. Kondo I K. Nogiwa Kurt Meyer, signs per pro.

Cashiers Department H. Tiedemann, do.

S. Tanaka j T. Okamoto M. Chudzinski do.

Agents for : G. Ahrens R. Puck

Meiji Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. K. Beitzer G. Prosenc

Tokyo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. R. Blume M. Wilhelm

Kyodo Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. H. Bostelmann Mrs. Z. Halid i

Nippon Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. W. Dello Miss G. Lange

Chiyoda Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. W. Huch Miss M. Sze

Tokyo Marine & Fire Ins., Co., Ltd. 0. Jaehne Miss E. Wittig

Osaka Marine & Fire Ins., Co., Ltd. E. Kozer Miss I. Wittig

Taisho Marine & Fire Ins., Co., Ltd. W. Kutzbach Miss H. Wollmann

Yokohama Marine & Fire Ins., Co., Agents for\

Ltd. Hamburg Amerika Linie

Mitsui Life Assurance Co., Ltd. E. Strinz, inspector

Kyosan Signal Works, Ltd. Baloise Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

Yokogawa Bridge Works, Ltd. Netherlands Insurance Co., Est. 1845

Yuasa Battery Manufacturing Co., {For Other Agencies See Shanghai Section)

Ltd.

Moriya Scale Manufacturing Co.,

Ltd.

Bridge Stone Tyre Co., Ltd. On Page A41

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On Page A21 Mai chia lee ying hang

HE Chartered Bank of India, Australia

Hua chee ying hang & China—97, Victoria Road; Telephs.

National City Bank op New York, The 31333, 32547, 32135 (General Office),

—Legation Street; Telephs. 5-0893 & 31392, 30558 (Compradore) & 31643

5-2463; Cable Ad: Citibank (Manager); Cable Ad: Tentacle

J. Hyslop, manager

TIENTSIN H. J. F. Bentinck, accountant

On Page A43 T. E. D. Edwards, sub-accountant

Pao Lu J. F. Haddon, do.

C. M. Pryce, do.

Borrows & Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Miss D. M. Candlin, stenographer

Hongkong), (Established 1914), Marine, Miss K. A. White, do.

Cargo, Ship, Engineer and General D. Finlay, caretaker

Surveyors, Sprinkler and Boiler In- Teng Yang Chow, compradore

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 ADDENDA (TIENTSIN) XXI

On Page A52 C. A. Sixt, managing partner

Cook & Son, Ltd., Thos. (Incorporated in T. C. Chee A. R. Tamberg

England), Tourist, Steamship and For- Y. Fukushima T. Y. Tsu

warding Agents, Bankers, etc. — 63, Miss A. Gosewisch T. Wazumi

Victoria Road; Telephs. 30456 & 32691; Y. Mori, adviser L. Weidinger

Cable Ad: Coupon R. Schadendorf A. Zubchinsky

W. E. Williams, manager K. Beister, repres. (Henschel & Sohn,

G.m.b.H.)

K. Inagaki, repres. (Henschel & Sohn,

On Page A61 G.m.b.H.)

On Page A42

Ting shang pu nei men yang chien National City Bank of New York, The

yu hsien kung sze —60, Victoria Road; Telephs. 30907,

Imperial Chemical Industries (China), 30908 & 30909; Cable Ad: Citibank.

Ltd., Chemical Importers — Belfran Head Office: New York

Building, 7, Rue de France; Telephs. E. W. Torrey, manager

31527-8 and 33044; Cable Ad : Alkali L. B. Mallery, sub-manager

W. Bowling, divisional manager M. D. Arnold, sub-accountant

E. N. Ciibborn and/or pro. manager

C. A. Wright (On leave) A. I. Romanenko do.

A. L. Hughes R. M. Henry, sub-accountant

A. Reid I A. S. Stepanofi C. C. Yao, do.

B. Munro-Smith | Miss D. Harper Z. H. Lee, do.

On Page A72

On Page A66 tl fR » ®

fr # :it H Ching tsin pao kuan

Mei tsui shih yang hong “Peking & Tientsin Time,” Daily-

181, Victoria Road; Telephs. 31237

Melchers & Co., Exporters, Importers, (Editor), 31239 (General) and 32107

Shipping, Insurance and Forwarding (Manager); Cable Ad : Press

Agents — 8-16, Bruce Road; Telephs. Tientsin Press, Ltd., proprietors

32991-4; Cable Ads: Melcorp, Melwool W. V. Pennell, editor

(Export), Melchersco (Import) and J. E. Wilson

Nordlloyd (Shipping) J. A. Grandon | J. Anderson

K. Lindemann, partner (Bremen) J. S. Jones, business manager

A. Widmann, do. do. F. F. Mistry, advertising manager

C. G. Melchers, do. (Shanghai)

Dr. A. Korff, do. do. On Page A49

E, Michaelsen, do. (Tientsin)

H. Theuerkauf, do. do. Tientsin Club—Victoria Road ;

H. Huebel K. Sui Teleph. 31312

W. Kohlmeyer E. Thiel Committee—W. E. Atwell (chair-

H. Meinert E. Welsing man), A. G. Cameron (vice-chair-

B. Pape E. Will man), H. J. F. Bentinck, A. E.

L. H. Pracht H. Will Bulling, J. G. Clay, W. P.

E. Rumpf Miss U. Kaim Coltman, C. E. Peacock and J. W.

H. F. Schuette Miss W. Lugowski Cameron (secretary)

M, I. Sharogla- Miss J. Lui On Page A79

soff Miss T I. Sharo-

H. H. Smith glasoff SI 9 B1 # 55

C. J. Steen eck Miss V. Zanewski Tien tsin yin tze kuan

Tientsin Press, Ltd., Printers, Publi-

shers, Bookbinders, Stationers, Book-

$$ m mb sellers and Photographic Engravers—

Meit sui shih che che’s Teung sze 181, Victoria Road ; Telephs."31239 and

32107 ; Cable Ad : Press

Melchers Engineering Corporation— J. S. Jones, director & manager

16, Bruce Road; Telephs. 32991-4; Cable Miss V. Real

Ad: Melchengco F. F. Mistry, Printing Dept.

Melchers & Co., partners V. Real, do.

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On Page A50 Machinery

Caterpillar Tractor Co.

John Defre Plow Co.

Tientsin Race Club—19, Consular Link-Belt Speeder Corp.

Road; Cable Ad : Racing Killefer Manufacturing Corp.

Secretary—H. J. Lord La Plant-Choate Mfg. Co., Inc.

Asst. Secretary—J. A. Whitewright Athey Truss Wheel Co.

Willamette Hyster Co.

R. G. Lp Tourneau, Inc.

MUKDEN

On Page A97

On Page A94 Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cor-

poration—29, Yodoprovodnaya Street,

Fbance—Cable Ad : Fransulat Pristan; Teleph. 2924; CableAd: N orbank

Consul—M. R. Germain G. E. B. Tytler, manager

H. C. Blunt L. A. Loushnikoff

R. Stilliard S. A. Yadlovker

On Page A95 A. T. Ostrenko M.

Moukden Club— M. S. Fonareff Mrs. O. Nolde

Chairman—G. S. Hankinson

Secretary—J. G. Harvey On Page A97

Committee—J. P. Reeves, E. A. Cum-

mings, A. L. V. S. Giles, U. A. National City Bank of New York,

Johnson and C. J. Tite The—48, Mostovaya Street; Teleph.

Treasurer—E. W. L. Brice 24-24; Cable Ad: Citibank

I. 0. Musgjerd, manager

R. P. Newell, accountant

HARBIN L. A. da Costa,'sub accountant

A. N. Lasareff, do.

V. P. SkosirefF, do.

On Page A97

Bryner & Co., Freight Brokers, Shipping, CHEFOO

Forwarding and Insurance Agents and

Machinery Dealers—1, Konnaya Street;

Cable Ad: Bryner On Page All9

B. Bryner, managing partner Hi [g WH Chang

A. Ostroumov, manager

A. M. Bryner, asst, manager Casey & Co., Silk, Pongee, etc.. Mer-

chants and General Exporters—Teleph.

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Shipping Ernest Casey, partner

American President Lines, Ltd. Agents for:

Bank Line, Ltd. Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd., London

Blue Star Line (Fire and Marine)

Barber Wilhelmsen Line The South British Insurance Co., Ltd.,

Canadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd. London (Fire and Marine)

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. Dollfus Mieg Cie (D. M. C. Thread)

Compagnie des MessageriesMaritimes Irish Linen Mills, Belfast

Dodwell Castle Line

Holland East Asia Line

Glen Line, Ltd. On Page Al23

Java-China-Japan Line Smith & Co., L. H., Merchants—Cable

P. & O. Steam Navigation Co. Ad: Semay

East & Australian S.S. Co., Ltd. J. M. Cappelen | W. E. Harle

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Line Agencies:

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Union Insurance Society of Canton,

Insurance Ltd.

Union Assurance Society, London

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of the China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd.

City of New York North British & Mercantile Ins. Co.

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TSINGTAO On Page A375

® M 18 S *

On Page A136 Ta ying tsung ling sze shu

British Chamber of Commerce—Cable Great Britain — Cable Ad: Britain

Ad: Britiscom Consul-General—A. J. Martin

Chairman—W. D. B. Miller Vice-Consul—A. A. E. Franklin

Hon. Secretary—A. It. Hogg Clerk—K. R. Dixon

TSINAN On Page A376

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.—Cable Ad:

Standvac

On Page A146 E. R. Eichholzer, manager

ft m m m m m E. L. Hesser

Mrs. C. J. Hughes | D. S. Goldie

Otho & Co., M., Tanneries and Leather

Goods Factory—281, Be Tan and 48,

Huang Kia Tan, Tsinan North. Office:

12, Se Li Tsuen, Tsinanfu, Shantung On Page B376

Mrs. Mary Otho, proprietress || ^ Chu fou

Francis W. Rubant, manager Union Franco Chinoise de Navigation,

Societe Anonyme Francaise (French)—

On Page A146 Cable Ad: Chufou. Head Office:

Chungking. Branches : Shanghai,

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Societe Francaise du Haut Yangtze,

Rubant & Co., F. W., Wholesale Mer' administrateur

chants, Export, Transport and Com' A. Ruyters, general manager

mission Agents—12, Se Li Tsuem J. Lionnet, sub-manager

Tsinanfu, Shantung; Cable Ad: Rubant; K. Y. Waung, do.

Codes: All Codes Available

Francis W. Rubant, proprietor

Mrs. Mary Otho, partner HOIHOW

On Page A456

CHUNGKING

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On Page A375 France—

ft # m % Consul—J. Medard

An Lee, Yang Hong Secretary—Wu Fouk-tiou

Residing Clerk—Pan Tchao-pan

Arnhold & Co., Ltd., Engineers and

Contractors—P.O. Box 73 (Chungking);

Cable Ad: Harchi On Page A456

K. S. Yuen, a.m.i.e.e., engineer - ft ^ H

representative

Standard-Vacuum Oil Co.— Cable Ad:

Standvac

On Page A375 Mok Yin Nin, district manager

CEBU

Ying shang a si a huo yu Ttung sze

Asiatic Petroleum Co. (North China), On Page D71

Ltd.— Cable Ad: Doric Dy Buncio & Co., Inc.—11-13, Legaspi

E. B. Gammell, manager Street; P. Q. Box 431; Cable Ad:

C. J. Powell, assistant Dybuncio

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