JURSUANT to an Order of the Chambery Division of the High Court of Justice dated the 35th day of October, 1923, and made in an action in' the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM DALGLIESH LITTLE, Deceased, Little "Daiglicah and. others 1922 L.' No, 2974, the 'Creditors of Willian "Datgliesh Tittle late of 43° St. James Place, St, Tames' Street, in the County of London, ud, and of Shanghai in China who died.on the 2nd day of March, 1920, are on or before the 28th day of March, 1924, to send by post prepaid to Cecil Brodrick of Ormond House, 63 Queen Victoria Street, in the City of London, England, their fall Christian and surnames, ad: dresses and descriptions, the full particulars of their clans, statement of their accounts and the mature" of the securities (if fans) held by them or 1 thereof they" will be peremptorily excluded. team the benefit vot the find Order unless. the Court Judge on application otherwise orders, "every. claimant holding any security is to produce the fame before faster Keen at the Chambers. of the Judge," Room No. 237, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand," London, Pogland, 0 Friday, the sth' day of Aprit, 1994, at 215 o'clock in the afternoon being the time appoint.
for adjudicating upon the 'A. cla England or Wales must gond. with particulars of his claim, the name and address of a person in Eng-Ind or Wales to. whom notices to the claimant can be sent.
Dated this 10th day of Dooomnber, 1923.
BELL, BRODRICK & GRAY, 163 Quota Victoria Stroot, London, EC, ENGLAND
Solicitors: for the Plaintiff, Twas ain intruder, og the notice jcthy said that the meeting was open ta symapthi few are in aymapthy aims of the Lovgue, Sex matters, improvem the economic position of and an honest endeavour temperate in all things will meet the approval and support of all cent, mon, but any nttompt to force them to be good as, though thay were sshoalboys will meet with bitter opposition.
I callod the Lengua a et of hopeless idealists and they are if they think they oun abolish on ven suppress a state of altairs which flourished before the dawn DE history and. will. continue as ong as humanity endures, Tam, ote., Shanghai, Jan. 17, 1024, Skverat, Governmental changes, fall of them of a temporary nature, in the heads of Govern metic depavimonts are likely to take place in the near future, ib is announced at Hongkong. One has already boon effected. The Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax, the Secretary for Ghinese Alfains, fied for Home last Tacsday and his place haa been taken by Me. AE Wood: The Attorney General (the Hon. Mr, J Ht, Kemp, x.c) and. the Colonial Treaatrer (the Hon. Mr: Met. Messer) are also due Teave, shortly, but so. far positions have not been Aled, though it is expected that Mr. D-la] W. Tratman, fly filled. the office before, will become acting Colonial Treasurer. Mr. Fletcher himself is also duc william Rees Davin, also leaves for Home this year fon retirement and, it is understood, the Bishop of Victoria is also proceeding to England short-
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