| 词条 | Industrial and Commercial Daily Press |
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| name = The Industrial and Commercial Daily Press Limited | image = | caption = | parent = | status = Defunct | traded_as = | predecessor = | founded = 1928 (as limited company) | founder = | successor = | country = Hong Kong | headquarters = 18 Fenwick Street | distribution = Hong Kong | keypeople = | publications = books and newspaper | topics = | genre = | imprints = The Kung Sheung Evening Press | revenue = | owner = Ho Shai Lai family | numemployees = | website = }}{{Chinese|title=The Industrial and Commercial Daily Press Limited|t=工商日報有限公司|p=Gōng shāng rì bào yǒu xiàn gōng sī|j=gung1 soeng1 jat6 bou3 jau5 haan6 gung1 si1 |altname=The Industrial and Commercial Daily Press|t2=工商日報社|p2=Gōng shāng rì bào shè|altname3=Editorial Board of The Industrial and Commercial Daily Press|t3=工商日報編輯部|p3=Gōng shāng rì bào biān jí bù|altname4=Sales Department of The Industrial and Commercial Daily Press|t4=工商日報營業部|p4=Gōng shāng rì bào yíng yè bù|altname5=Industrial and Commercial Daily Press Book Series|t5=工商日報叢書|p5=Gōng shāng rì bào cóng shū|order=ts}} The Industrial and Commercial Daily Press Limited was the editor and publisher of the three newspapers in British Hong Kong, The Kung Sheung Daily News ({{zh|t=工商日報|l=Industrial and Commercial Daily News}}), The Kung Sheung Evening News ({{zh|t=工商晚報|l=Industrial and Commercial Evening News}}) and The Tien Kwong Morning News ({{zh|t=天光報|l=Dawn News}}). The company also wrote and published some special report, fiction and non-fiction. The limited company was incorporated in 1928 and was winding up in 1996.[1] The predecessor of the company was founded circa the same year with the daily newspaper in 1925. The company was located in Gage Street, and then on 43 Des Voeux Road Central, and then on 18 Fenwick Street, Wan Chai,[2]{{rp|310}} all in the Hong Kong Island. History{{see also|The Kung Sheung Daily News}}ShareholdersAccording to the filings in the Hong Kong Companies Registry, the first available Annual Return (after World War II) in 1946, shown Sir Robert Hotung and his son {{ill|Ho Shai Lai|zh|何世禮}} owned 500 out of 1,850 shares, Kwan Cho-yiu 140 shares, journalist Wu Dit Ng ({{zh|t=胡秩五|j=wu4 dit6 ng5}}) 50 shares, as well as other shareholders; the nominal largest shareholder was a corporate body "Sang Kee" ({{zh|t=生記|j=saang1 gei3}}) for 1,000 shares.[3] "Sang Kee", according to a biography of Ho Shai Lai, was one of the business of Ho Shai Lai.[2]{{rp|296}} The last Annual Return of the company in 1994, shown Ho Shai Lai and his wife, late Hesta Hung (d.1991) owned most of the shares, with his nephew {{ill|Eric Hotung|zh|何鴻章}} and a Liberia-incorporated as minority shareholders.[4] Books
References1. ^Data in [https://www.icris.cr.gov.hk/csci/ Hong Kong Companies Registry] {{authority control}}{{HongKong-company-stub}}{{Publish-company-stub}}2. ^1 {{cite book|url=https://books.google.com.au/books?id=aRCvAAAAQBAJ|title=Xiang Gang jiang jun: He Shi Li|script-title=zh:香港將軍何世禮|trans-title=Hong Kong general Ho Shai Lai|last1=鄭|first1=宏泰|last2=黃|first2=紹倫|language=Chinese|publisher=Joint Publishing|publication-place=Hong Kong|date=December 2008|edition=1|ISBN=978-962-04-2815-9|access-date=14 October 2017}} 3. ^{{cite book|title=1946 Annual Return of the Industrial and Commercial Daily Press|date=4 June 1947|orig-year=Written on 31 December 1946|publisher=Hong Kong Companies Registry}} 4. ^{{cite book|title=1994 Annual Return of the Industrial and Commercial Daily Press|date=21 November 1994|orig-year=Written on 10 November 1994|publisher=Hong Kong Companies Registry}} 7 : Newspaper companies of Hong Kong|Publishing companies of Hong Kong|Defunct companies of Hong Kong|Publishing companies established in 1928|Publishing companies disestablished in 1996|1928 establishments in Hong Kong|1996 disestablishments in Hong Kong |
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