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THE HAMBURG-AMERIK A
IMPERATOR.
THE CHINA MAIL.
The max Hamburg-Amerika "liner In parator,Jaunched on May 23 from the Valesa yard, Hamburg, in the presence of The German Emparus and a number of German and Prussian princes, is, up to now, the largest ship in the world. Far some time the Germans will jowa · the world's record vessel, and one of the Enost that ever want to san, but their triumph will not be of long duration, for they soon will ho outrivalled by the Cunardor Aquitandi.
The Imperator has a gross tonnage of 50,000, and her length is about 000 feet, She has skren deck, and in sirondy called the **Atlantic-sky-scrapper." Hr wight, without her en ines, boilers, and cargo is about 77,000,000 (about 20,000,000 lbs. more than a fully armoured modern Dreadnought). She will accom malate about 3,000 persons.
The drawing roome, smoking and billiar?- Toomis probably borer have lean sulpes in ocean-going stęsimers. Ric-Carlton restaurant, a winter-garden, and spacious Lall-room are among the futures of the row ship. On deck there is a café where, when the wyalber will permit, people will be able to take breakfast, fungo about listening to the band playing Puccini's E fuccena le sirelle," or ms of Herr Ichar's last valizes. The tali in arranged
in English cottage style, and all it contains. has been bought in England.
BINT ROOM FOR 800.
The great first class dining room is in
306 pure Louis XVI, style, and has been
arranged with exquisite tale. Eightf handred passengers enn be accommodatel
Who
says
JOHNNIE WALKER
Why, the man who is "particular "about the perfect maturity of his whisky. He knows that every drop of Johnnie Walker can be absolutely depended on as perfectly mature, because the proprietors of Johnnie Walker maintain the largest " ageing reserve in the trade-three-and-a-half million gallons of pure malt Scotch whisky always in bond, maturing. **JOHNNIE WALKER" White Label. Over 6 years old, JOHNNIE WALKER" Red Label: Over 10 years s'd. "JOHNNIE WALKER" Black Label. Over a years old.
Tá be abiained' from
KAMP & CO; Shangbal.
THE HANIOW DISPENSARY FERRIN COOPER & CO. Timotels, C
CO., LTD. Haskow SIEMSSEN & CO, Canton and Hong Kong
JOHN WALKER & SONS, LTD... Scores Winner DiatTIZANA, KILMARNOCK SCOTLAND.. 50
iait at the Ame time. The first-clas TABLETS state-rooms with their shogany furniture And white silk curtains look like comfort.
able bedrooms at home rather than star 5 cts.
ship berths. All are fitted with electric light, telepho es, hot and cold water, and
Born 1820: Still Going
Strong.
PYN-KA
TINS
WEDNESDAY JUNE 28 1812.
Namur, A. London: June 1£.'
Nilo, Tas Adam June 19.
Nore, LEE E June 20 Nubia, LA Losdon June 14
Cinta), Shore for Japan Juse 10: Palawan, A London June 28.-- Pom, A. Penang 0. June 24- Fshawar, L. Colombo H. June 10, Poons
Thal, O. June 25 Sandini, Lander Jimg 20. Sinila, L. Tha H. Jana 26 Socoten, A. Chloucts June 19 Sumatra, A. Home May 31 Syria, L. S .. Juna 25.
Wapenies MasTIMES,
A. Bobic, P. Cans10. Juna 24- Australica, A. Marsailles Mag 7. Ernest Simons P. Can H. June 26. Oceanion, A. The Jane 26, Nor, A. Sai, on it. Jana 2. Polynesien, Calil Oe June 6 Salazi, L Slai H. June 23 Sydney.
Toukin."
TAFITING,
Ville de la Ciotat, A. Home June 7. Yauta, A. Mareilles Juna 18.
SORBOKUTACHE Lord, Ruskow, A. Gyn 1 Jan 20 Dorflinger, A. "El. June 28 Joeben, I S'pore. 13. Jne 18. Kleist, A. Hamburg E. Jaze 10. Luetzon, L. Antwerp. 0. June 17. P. E. Friedrich, &. Yhama Jana 23. Prinz Ludvig A. Bremen Jane 24. Princess Alice, P. Canal U. June 18... Torek 4. R.K. O. Jane 28.
Racha"MERIKA LANI
Alesia,1,Ani 0. June 5. Ambria, P. Canal 0. June 4 Andalusia, L. H.R. H. June 14. amgonia,
Arcadia, L. Spore H..Jura3.
L. EK. H. June 15. Belgravia, A. Home May 27."
E. Japan for Manila June 6 T. S'hi for liankow June 12. Bringarin P. Canal O. Juno 15. C. F. Laeisz, P. Cams! H. June 14. Cliftonian
Furst Buelow, Sors O. June 25,
METAL POLISH. 5 cts.. A. EL.A. H. June 28.
Makes
0. 3. D. Ahlers A. Boric Jnuo 21, Preusson, A. Hamburg May 10, Patricis, L. S'poro H. June 2. Sambis, P. Canal O. May 15.
For cleaning all kinds of Metals, Silverware, Glassware, etc. features of interest in the Imperator is the market. Stocked by all the principal atores, including The Sincere Co.. Isax. Home June 18. have bath rum adjoining. One of the everything new. In Tablets, Paste and Liquids. The finest polish on the Roman swimming bath, with adjoining Wing Ou Co., Civil Service Store, Kwan Tye, Cheong Tye, Kung Tye, etc.
Special stress has been laid on safety Sole Agents for South China.
massage and gymnastic room.
J. ULLMANN & CO. ts, and principalty en water-
Jewellers, Watchmakers and Opticians,
CORNER OF FLOWER STRELT
THE WISE -
BY THE
Forward their Parcels and Cases, etc.
China
Express Co.
THE OTHERWISE
TAKE THE CONSEQUENCES.
Do not add to the trials of every day life by trying to ship your own effects, curios, etc. We forward packages of any size, shape or weight to ALL PARTE OF THE WORLD AT LOWEST RATES.
Connections with the principal Express and Forwarding Agencies throughout Great Britain, the Colonies, America and the Continent of Europe.
Packing
and Warehousing
tight compartments, which are more numerous in the new vessel than in AD other existing ship. The thirty-six water, tight doors have been so arranged that in case of collision the engines can never, under any possible circumstance, be fooded, and they extend about seventeen yarda above the water-line...
The Imperator is propelled by turbines of 16,000 Borse-power, and each of its fuu: screws, the largest ever acen, are
built in one piece of bronze. The vessel! will also be fitted with internal combustion engines of the Diesel type.
The lesson of the Titanic dinster bas
been taken to heart. On board the Tu
perator there will be daily lifebent drills. The boats are numerous enough to accom modate all of the '5,000 passengers and
crew.
and also on foggy days, the ship will sterin There will also be daily fire drilly and water-tight door drills. Every night,
with her water-tight compartmens closed,
WHAT RUSKIN FAID.
There seems a crual irony of coincidence in the fact that the old wooden tub, the Success, after more than a century's buffet-:- ing by wind and wave, is about to start
ASK FOR A FREE SAMPLE.
Han, Jong, April 17, 1912.
Hotels.
THE
Sesadin, L. Spore H. June 16. Segovia, A. S'hai O. Jane 11. Sesi, A. H.K 0. June 23, Sitbonin, L. S'pore H. June 14.
H. STEPHENS,
Spezis, A. Antwerp May 8.
19, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL
Suovis. A Hamburg May 14
12
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STATION HOTEL,
NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON.
U ALECTRIC LIGHT AND FANS
BATH-ROOM TO EACH ROOM Cold and Hot Water throngboat,
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS.
BILLARD 1 ROOM Private Dining Room EXCELLENT CUISINE
For Paticulars spply to
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Latest Steamer Movements. (Exclusive pt Movements reported to-day.
OCTAN S. & C. Achilles, A. Home May 31. Agamemnon, A. Home May 11. Ajax, L. Shifor H. K. June 27. Alcincus, L. Liverpool June 29, Antilochus, L. Ihania for Tacoma June 22, Bellerophan, A. T'bama H. June 28.
a)
Calebne I S'pore 3. Jane 5, Cyclops A. Tema
Japo 8. Idomuneus, L 1'hams for Kobe July 6. Jasch, P. Canal 0. June 21. Macizon, A Home June 11. Pelus, L. Hakow E. Jane 10. Patroclus, L. K. for Sbai June 25. Perrous, L. HK B. June 15. Priam, L. Hankow June 4. Prometheus, . H.K. H. June 24. Talthybius, L, Manila H. June 20. Talemachas, I Liverpool June 22. Teucer, L. S'pore for Manile June 27. Theseus, Lobe for S'hai Juno 27. Titan, J. Liverpool June 22. Trden, L. HK H. Juno 20.
CHINA MUTUAL S. N. C. Atreus, P. Canal O. June?. Demodocus, I Liverpo! Juneli, Hyson, 45p. Jane 15, Recmu, po 11. June.
June 21. Hanko June 27
Raggage Stored or Transhipped, upon a voyage across the Atlantic. She TzL. No. 129. Telg. Addres Trumera Momoiluin, T. Hinc post June 20,
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was built of teak 120 years ago for the China tea trade. As the sons at that time were swarming with pirates, she was ärmed with seven guns, and she still bear on her! bowsprit the marks of shots that he ruceived in conflicts with these robbers. The Government later purchased her and converted her intu a a convict ship. She was furnished with 72 cells, and for many years was engaged in this dismal trafic She still retains the fittings and Accessories of her convict-carrying days, and some enterprising individuals are taking "her" across the Atlantic, where she will be on axhibition at some of the American ports. **I always told them iron would not ficat,"
Hongkang..Feb. 27. 1919,
BRAD'SIDE. PRIVATE HOTEL,
P.
Myrmidon, A.
96 Nelous, L. Liverpool June 15.
Home Juce 11 P. Cand H. June 14. Polyphemus, P: Canal O. June 18. Proteailsus, A. Home June 7. Rhesus, J. B.. for Takao June 13. Tounkai, L. Eackow H. June 20. Yangtze, L. S'ps H. June 1,
TANDING in its own grounds with iry and Weil Furnished Rooms, Every Tennis and Croquet lawns, Large home comfort, Fine View of the Harhear Telephone, No. 390.
Apply to Mine F. W. WATTS,
'Braeside,' 20, Macdomall Road. Hongkong. September 2, 1903. 12
Carmarthenshire, L. London June 5.
SHIRE LINK..." Denbighshire, L Moji H, June 11, Flintshire, L. Colombo E. Jane 6, Monmouthshire, A S'bai 0. June 14 Pembrokeshire LH.K. O. June 23.
*INDRA LINE. Indradec, P. Canal O, June 1, Indraghiri, L. HK for Japan June 9.
was Ruskin's corament on the foundering KINGSCLERE HOTEL, odramayu, Yama B. June 12,
of a steamship of his day. The Success still Roata, and that, after all, is a ship's chief virtuu.
1
Mr A. Tamala, representing the Japan Colton Trading Company, has paid $17,00) for a seat on the New York Cotton Exchange.
" The Yokoliams Office of the Cana.
HONGKONG
Hill
Gardens and fading the Harbour. Usich beerlooking the Botanical NRIVALLED position in the
Sitted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electric Numerous quiat Suites with luxuriously Fan
Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting rooms throughout. Telephone No. 112.
Price $14 per annum including postage. The OHINA MAIL, L., Wyndham Street, dian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Cable Address: Sachsola
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All Functional Derangements of the Liver, -Temporary Congestion erimng from Alco- holic Beverages, 'Errors in Diet, Bating or Drinking) Billousness, Bick Headache, Giddinens, Oppression or Fseling of Melaw choly, Yomiting, Hearthurn, Sournées
the Stomach, or Constipation. It is a Refreshing and Invigorating Beverage, most Invaluable to Travellers, Ranigrants, Balore, and Besidents in Tropical Climatem.
A Beer's Fecit' fazem wesela the Frontions of the Térét, Borsis, Skin, and Tidsers by Mama Monze them tas bloot is źreed trace polantous or other ursul users, the Brenchless and great danger of China, Favor, gay, Blood Poltoas, kl. There is un docha task where n has been taken in Van-deriĀRG) stages of a discuss, tá luna, ka uzumeračke kodancet, pravented a melons iiinen,
BNO, TAL, FRUIT SALE: WORKS, LUNA mista"and"&tores everywhere.
A.B.C. Gode bth. El Hongkong. September 1, 1908.
LQUE
Indmni, L Now York Jung 25. Intrusaha, A. Home May 31, Indrawadi, L Yokkaichi U, June 11. Indraroll, L. H.K. O. June 19.
N
NIPPON YORRY KAISHA...
Awa Maru, A. Ele from Yhama June Aki Maru, A. S porefrom Colombo Juus 26. Atsuts Maru, In Europe.
25.
Hirano, Maru, A. What froni: Moji June
Hitachi Maru, A, London June 20, lyo Mara, A. Penang from S'pore June 27 Inaba Maru, A. Sestde June 20 Kamakura Mara, Thams for Boatlie
June 19.
Kags Maru, A. M'seilles from London Juno
29.
Mail Steamship Line, is in receipt of wireless" message from the RM.S.. Enpresa of Japan, sout yesterday, whoo the vessel was 1,000 miles distant from Japan, advising well and that the commander expects to reach Yakob KING EDWARD HOTEL Kimo Mara, A. Kube from H.K. Julle Wednesday the 20distant. ———
Kitano Maru,L Colombo for
June 21,
Suez Miyasaki Máru, L. M'scilles for London
June 27
According to the Egyptian Gazette, it
HIGH-CLASS HOTEL
appears from a case which happened in UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGE
Cairs that the famous remedy “ 606” in- capable of ouring bydrophobia. The The Bourse Egyptienne "relatea that a certain giri was bitten by s max dog, but the symptoms of hydrophobia were not, apparent till it was too late to apply the Pasteur treatment. Der Jonin, the physi cisa in charge of the case, had a happy inspiration. He injected his patient with "606” and to his great surprise the girl showed signs of almost immediate improve mant on the following morning.
PARTIAL PARALYSIS BENEFITED,
MENT.
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED.
LOW TERMS. EXCELLENT CUISINE.
HHAYNES Hongkong. October 9, 1908
THE
Mishima Mars, L. Sume for Colombo
June 22,
Sado Maru, L. Sesille June 18, Kacuki Maru, A. HE. Juno 23.
Vandalia, T Cebu for Now York May 17.
AUSTRIAN LLOYD.
Austria, A. Home May 28.
Africa, L. H. June 19.
Bobamia, P. Casal H. June 14.
Uhina, P. Cal H. June 19.
E. F. Ferdinand, L. S'pore H. Jane 10. Koober HK.. June 27. Silesia,
Persia, A. Y'bama June 10, Vorwaerts.
GESS LANE Glenesk, A. Yhama O. May 20. Glenfang, L. S'pre H. May 15. Globlochy, A. Home M35 10. Glenlogs.. P. Canal 0. Jane 11. Glenroy, L. for Shsi June 19. Glenstre, L. Spore H. June 15, Glenturret,
Benalder,
Bouarty,
DIN LINE.
fconvon, L. S'poro H. May 10. Bancletch. H.K. O. June 5.
Benglop,
Beniarig, A HK. from Moji Juno 21. Benlawers, L. BH for N'saki June 20 Bonledi.
Benlomond,
Banverlich, L. H. O. May 14.
SANADIAN PACO R Co. Empress of India, L. H.K. Juno 22. Empress of Japan, Le Vecurer June 13, Monteagle. A. Veuver June 22.
Paco Ma
Chins, A... June 27.
Korea, L. Kobe for Y'banis June 26.- Afsn shuria, L. Robe for N'saki June 26. Mongolia, L. Fri Jun 28. Nie. A. Y'henut from Frisco June 28. Persis, L Yhams for Hlaly June 2. Siberia, A. H. Jung 20.
Toyo Kaz KAISHA. Chiye Mara, Honolulu" for Yokohama
June 21,
Nippon Maru, A. Frisco June 24. Shiryo Maru, L.H.K. June 25. Tenyo Maru, L. Hula for Frisco June
25,
H. - Homeward P. Passed.
Outward B.K. HongkonA.. L-LESTca or Leit.
Arrives.or Arrived
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CHINA MAIL
Can be obtained at ine following
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Tamba Mara, L. Moji for Kobe Juna The Hongkong Hotel,
Tango Mari, A. Yham June 17. Yokohama Maru,
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PERSONS troubled with partial pure Typhoon Guide 1. London July 6
are often very much benefited by massaging "the affected parta throughly when applying Chamberlin Puin Balm, This liniment also relieren rheumatão pelas For min by Will Oldaniets mid Storekeepe
The Hongkong Kerry Whit The Kowloon Ferry Wharf. The Kiner, Blake Pier. The Upper Peak Tram Station, The Lower Peak Trsta Station Leang Ming faster House Hotel). Lau Tang Kee (Aster. House Fotel AA Choo (Queens Road).
Delia, A Colombo frgs Penang June 20. Wo
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guilar Street)
TYPHOON SIGNALS
STORM-WARNINGS ISSUETS FROM THE HONGKONG OBSERVATORY,
The following rphoon hoiatou_pathar Masthead El, Kowloon, the Harbour Offer Kowloon Godorus . M. à
Urean Taband, Standard Oil Promises Int ahkus and F. O Quarters, Lysomoon.
A COKE point upward
Indio Typhoon to the North of the Colony,
A CONR patatupwards and Diem bolow
A DRUM
A CONE point, down- wards and DRUM below
A CONE
point down.
wards
A COND point down wards and BALL below
A BALL
A CONE
point upwar2 4
And BALL below
indicate Ty Boon
in the North-Fast of the Colony.
indicatons Typhoon the East of the Caliony
indientes a Typhoon. to the South-East SE the Colony.
indicatos Tyypoon
to the Bath of the Colour
indiosios Typhoon
to the South-
the Colony,
indicates Typhoon Colony
to the West vi the
indicates Typhoon
to the Nath est of the Colony
Red Signal indicate that the sentre i believed to be more E. an 300 miles, swy from the Colony.
Black Signals indicar that the contre boliered to be less than 800 miles aw>y from the Colony.
The above signals will, na heretofore, bi hoisted only be typhoons exist in much positions or are moving in such directions that information regarding then le 000-- sidered to be of importance to the Colony or to shipping leaving the harbour..
VEGENT MIGNALE
In addition to the above, when it is expected that the wind may ingrosse to fall typhoon force at any moment, từo following Urgent Signals will be made at the Water Police Stadion, and repeated at the Harbour Office:-
THREE EXPLOSIVE-BORNS. AT INTKIVAS E
OF TEN ERCORES
A Black Cross will be holsted ab-ti e. same time, superior to the other shaper
...
NIGHT' MIGNALS..
The following Night Signals will te hoisted from the Flagstad on the roof of the Water Police Station st Kowloos, the Harbour Offon Flagstaff and EMA." Tamar.
I.Thras Lights Vertical, Green, Grosu Groen, indicates that a typhoon is belları d to be situated more than 500 miles from the Colony.
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Green, indicates that a typhoon is belleri d II. Three Lights Vertical, Green, Red,
to be situated loss than 800 miles from the Colony.
III Three Lights Vertical, Red, Green Red, fadicates that the wind way be expected to increase to fall typhoon ferea at any went."
No. III Signal will be accompanied by the Explosive Bombe, an abore, the event at the information conveyed by th signal being first published by night.
The Night Signals will be substituted for the Day Signals at sunset, and will, when nacessary, be altered during the night.
SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGNU-
For the benefit of Native Crati azd Pazing Ucasa Vennela, Cons52 exhibited at each of the following staticas.
during the time that any of the Abore Day Signals are hoisted in the Harbours
Gap Book,
Stanle
Po
This will fadiosta that
that
Storm Warnin' Bant