FRO

NOTICE OF FIRM

NOTICE

FROM this date, Mr. HO YUK LAUL no longer in my employ as Compradora. I am not responsible for any Contracte entered inte by him in my behalf.

MESSRS, LAU KUK CHAU and IP LAN CHUEN have this day been appointed COM PRADORE to my Firm, and are responsible for all future dealings.

A. M. ESSABHOY. Hongkong 13th December, 1901.

HOTEL

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Extracts from "BOA VISTA" Visitors" Book'

Everything most comfortable,

Food good und ficely cooked..

Everything supplied for comfort,

The most attractive spot and vary best hotel I have seen in China.

Delighted with var visit. Toc obarming for words.

INSURANCES

THE WESTERN ASSURANCE COM PANY OF TORONTO, CANADA,

AN INCORPORATED 1851. CAPITAL

.......£410 08.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20гn, 1901

THE Undersigned, having be "ovointed TAGENTS for the above Company, irr prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE at Current Rates

WM. MEYERINK & CO.,

Agania. Hongkong, 18th May, 1909.

AACHEN AND MUNICH FIRE IN- BURANCE CO. ́OF AIX-LA-CHAPELL

HE Undersigned, having been appointed THE

AGENTS for the above Company, ara prepared to ACCEPT RISES against FIRE at Current Rates.

REUTER, BROCKELMANN & CO.

Agents. Hongkong, 21st April, 1897

"SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.:

AMERICAN

HORGES--Y-BAYƏ WITHOUT

pink, bine, yellow and brown have been noted, | - cach log having its own uniform shade. The alogs taken ont have ranged from 40 to 200 feet VACUUM-BLOOD-SAVING SURVEYING MADE in length and 15 to 20 inches in diameter; and EASY-TRE SELENIUM CELL-GREEN AND it is estimated that more than 150,000, averag-| BLACK TEA-SPECIES DUE TO TEMPERATURE ing 70 feet, pemain.

A MINS OF COLOURED TIMBER—TLERS |- TAFFING BY ANTO.

Į

Investigating the gom of German East Africa, M. Walter Busss has found that the production of gum arabic is due almost entirely to acts. These creatures make innumerable. berings in the bark of the hard-wol acanias. few in those of soft wood,-and the exudations from these wounds are the drops of gun.

The earth'a atmosphere is found to be orange, the sun's to be blue, and a problam für the astronomer is to determine the real colours of the planeta boardes the earth.

The early horses of the United States, whose remains have been found in the eastern gravels and western preglacial sands, have been as 1985 signed to at least twenty-five different species. The careful revision by Mr. J. W. Gidley of the American Museum seems to show the following se the valid specios: Equus fraternus, small borse of the south-eastern States; E complicatus, about the size of an ordinary desaght horse, from the southern and middle western States; E occidentalis, of the size of the preceding, from California; E. pacificus, a very large horse of A GREAT UNRECORDED' CLIMB. middle California and Oregon; E. conseraidens,

The vast, solemn argh of unhewn rocka known from the Valley of Mexico; E. tau, the smallest as the Natarul Bridge, Virginia, Was Once the true horso, also from the Valley of Mexico; | scene of Elita Barritu's inmorial "One Niche A simplicatus, from Western Texas, closely the Highest. The prose poem is known to all resembling £. asinus; E. pectinatus, from the English people. How a stripling of spare years Port Kennedy boue-cave of Eastern Pennsylt his way upwards, biche by niche, in the face.

of the living rook, baped horse from the Staked Plains of Texas agonizal parents feet: his head reels: his eyes vania, E. Scolli, a long-faced, small-sized, ass-, How, in the end, his knife falla ringing at his

The type of the last-named species, now in the start; and with a last convulsive effort his arm American Muscom, is the only complete skeleton drops into the welcome neoes. of a Pleistocene koise discovered in America. Similarly here is a tale of a fad of 17, who climbed deron. And then-when the expert ▲ now species, E. giganteus, Gidley, is the watchers abandoned all hope-be chimbed up, and ligest of all, its tooth being a third larger than was saved. those of any draught horses.

15-4

JUN INSURANCE OFFICE, LONDON

FOUNDED. 1710. The Undersigned having been appointed AGENTS for the above Company, are pre- We have spent the happiest hours of our pared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE &

Current Rates.

fives at the Boa Vista" Hotel.

--་

Delighted with hotel and Macao,

An ideal place for a quiet holiday.

Boa Vista" is by a long way the best Hotel in the East. We cannot strongly enough recommened this first-class house,

Food and attendance ones comfortable, scrupulous cleanliness throughout. For one desirous of is few days rest and quiet

to recuperata, a òcau idea? establishment

Most pleasant retreat for one either in good or bad health.

SIEMSSEN & CO.,

Agenta. Hongkong, 16th May, 1892.

f30

"L'URBAINE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LD. (Eatablished 1838.)

Tab Undersigned, having been appointe GENERAL AGENTS for the above Company, are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS

at current mtes.

P. LEMAIRE & CO. Hongkong, 7th February, 1901. 499

H

Quel charment petit endroit ce sera pour leŒNIX FIRE

repos de nos tigues,

Ravissant Hotel.

A charming place,

The best Hotel I have found in the Orient.

NOW READY.

THE

CHINESE

SOLDIER'

AND

591

OTHER SKETCHES.

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PRINTED ON CHINESE PAPER

AND

'BOUND IN CHINESE STYLE... :

ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS

AN ATTRACTIVE XMAS GIFT.

PRICE

On Sale st

$2.00

MABETE. KELLY & WALSH, LU, Messrs W. BEEWED & Co., and the HONGKONG DAILY PRESS" OFFICE. Hongkong, 8th November, 1901.

2854

MITSUBISHI DOCKYARD AND ENGINE WORKS, NAGASAKI.

CODE WORD: "DOCK" NAGASAKI. A.1, A.B.C., Sootte and Engineering Codes Used

523 feet.

DOCK No. 1 (at TATEGAMI

Extreme Length...

Length on Blocks

519

Width of Entrancs on Top A

89

Width of Entrance on Bottom

77

Water on Blocks at Spring Tile

281

DOCK No. 2 (at MUKAIJIMA.)

Extremo Length...

110, 850

Longth on Blocks

371 feet.

Winth of Entrance on Top 66.

Width of Entrance on Bottom...

Water on Blocke at Spring Tide

PATENT SLIP KOSUGE) Can take vessels up to 1,000 tons gross. THE WORKS are well equipped with the TH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS and our

areante any kind of work in SHIPBUILD ING and MABINE ENGINEERING as well as in REPAIRING of SHIPS

The 00MPANY he POWERFUL SAL VAGE PLANT READY at SHORT

NOTICE

C. E. WARREN. BUILDING CONTRACTOR,

No. 3A, WYNDHAR STREET.

ANITARY APPLIANCES SUPPLIED and FIXED: Specially Designed TRAPS for Bathrooms and Verandahs in Stock. Agent for MOSAIC TILES: Prices of Application

N

OFFICE

The Undersigned are now prepared to GRANT POLICIES of INSURANCE against FIRE at Curront Rates.

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO., * Agents for the Phoenix Fire Office, Hongkong, 17th August, 1887.

[32

"ORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN. TILE INSURANCE COMPANY.

The X. rays of M. A. Rodon are produced directly in the air, without a Crookes vacuum,

under the simultaneous action of ultra-violet. rays and an electric field. When an electric field is set up between the plates of an air condenser and a pencil of ultra-violet rays is directed upon one of the plates, the Rontgen rays are propagated along the direction of the lines of electric fores of the field and have greatest antivity if the ultra-violet radiation is in this direction.

The blood collected in great quantities in abattoirs is by a rapid Gorman process dried by spraying into a hot-air current in an 'oven- TOTAL FUNDS at Sist DeceMBER, 1900, shaped chamber. The powder collected in the

£14,782,681

receiver is claimed to be tasteless and contains

per cent of digestiblo albumen.

I. AUTHORISED CAPITAL... £3,000,000 0 0 SUBSCZIBED CAPITAL... 2,750,000.00 PAID-UP CAPITAL...

·687,500 0 0 II. FIRE FUNDA......... 2,233,716 14 4

The Undersigned, having been appointed AGENTS for the above Company, are pro |pared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE at

Current Rates.

· SHEWAN, TOMES & CO..

Agents. Hongkong, 3rd July, 1901.

[1641

SALAMANDER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

THE UNS for the above Company, are HE Undersigned, having been appointed repared to ACCEPT TISKS against FIRE at Current Estes.

'HOTŹ, s'JACOB & CO. Hongkong, 2nd April, 1900.

[33 NANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG ORTH GERMAN FIRE INSUR

The Undersigned AGENTS of the above Company are PREPARED TO ACCEPT First Clay Foreign and Chinese Risks at Current

Rates.

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BIEMSSEN & CO. Hongkong. 29th May, 1895.

RANSATLANTIC FIRE INSUR-

TANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG

The Undersigned, having been appointed AGENTS for the above Company, are pre- pared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE at Current Rates

SIEMSSEN & CO.

Agenta. Hongkong, 16th November, 1872. $29

NOW ON SÅLE.

DIRECTORY OF

PROTESTANT MISSIONARIES

IN

CHINA AND JAPAN......

FOR 1902.

WITH ALPHABETICAL LIST.

70 PAGES. HANDSOMELY BOUND IN BLUE CLOTH AND LETTERED, $1.

On Sale ut Messrs. KELLY & WALSH, LD., Hongkong.

Shanghai and Yokohama

Metre W. BREWER & Co., Hongkong and

Shanghai;

Mesars. A. 8. WATSON & Co., Amoy; Messrs. A. 8. WATSON & Co., Foochow The "DAILY FRERS" OFFICE, Hongkong, and

at the London OH 181, Fleet Street. Hongkong, 28th November, 1901." [3010

EW MUSICAL FUBLICATIONS Have for Sale, MAESTRO A. CATTANEO.

...

74.8

He is saved!

At 17 years, Ernest Spary, a healthy, strong youth, fell ill. Violent pains in the stoma asfied him, and that organ swolled. His app

Lormented him. potita left him, and a nasty, dry, teasing cough

He had begun the descent. He took to his room. For three mouths he was confined to his bed matil," his mother, Mrs. Spory, says " he

was reduced almost to a skvisten, and was ao weak that he could not walk uoross the badroom. A douter code five miles every week to see him, at 10/6 a visit, and said, he was suffering from peritonitis and was going into consumption.

CHRISTMAS

Mounted as CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS, with CHINESE GREETINGS PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS of HONGKONG. CANTON, MACAO and PEKING Stamped in real Gold in Chinese Characters with English Translations.

MOTTOES:

A Merry Christmas and a Hoppy New Year

Plenty chancee, large gain;

Dollar me alla saire rain

Wishing yan Happiness and Longevity

Success Crowns your Undertakings

My ohin chin in Hongkong Makes you happy and strong Everything as you wish

FOR SALE AT MESSES. KELLY & WALSH, LD. MESSRS. W. BREWER & CO.

新賀恭

財喜

長久壽藏

遂順事

健力壯身

·意如事事

MESSES. KRUSE & CO. MESSES. ACHEE & CO.

[2710

BY THE USE

OF OUR

AND OTHER STORES. RUPTURE RELIEVED AND OFTEN CURED

PATENT TRUSS INVENTION.

The Lancet, October 3rd, 1885, says: "It is comfortable, adapts itself readily to the movement of the body, and is very effective."

British Medical Journal, May, 1885, says: Et in a very ingenions and successful trass,” Medical Times and Hospital Gazetle, 1885, says: Hodges & Co. have for years past devoted their attention and skill to the improvement of trusses, for the treatment of various kinds of Hernia, following the principles laid down by Professor Wood, of King's College Hospital"

Particulars

HODGES & CO., 80, COLLÈGE STREET, CHELSEA, LONDON, 8.W

GREGRECKE

& CO.

19 and 20. FEATHERSTONE

LONDON, E.C.

rer02

STREET

ESTABLISHED NEARLY A QUARTER OF A CENTURY. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: "GREGRECKE, LONDON."

the defor said he had peritonitis and was I want you to hold that fact iz your mind: GENERAL PRODUCE BROKERS.

going into consumption,"

The disense developed into worse. Despite medical attentions, Errest thinned down to a

MANUFACIURERS OF SAUCES & DELICACIES.

WHOLESALE EXPORTERS OF

skeleton, and grow so emaciated that his spine CONTINENTAL AND COLONIAL PRESERVED PROVISIONS,

became curved." Then the doctor decided to pack bis in a pister of Puria jacket. in fact, he told Mr. Spary that his son was actually dying, and that hope was gone.

AND DRIED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.

(BEST QUALITY ONLY).

FOULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER, AND FARM PRODICE,

CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.

Airs, Bary, in an extremity of desperation to DEALERS IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND ITALIAN save him, thought of Mother Seigel's Syrup,

"which" she told us on November 18th,

SHIPPING SUPPLIED.

we had used for years as a family medicin."

had receded from bright, good health to that dark approach known as "No Hope." Now for approabaing daylight!

An ingenions surveying instrument is the tacheometer-theodolite; upon which Dr. E. Hammer, of Stuttgart, has been at work since 1895. It is designed to show the observer in a simple manner both the distance of any Alected spot and the difference in altitude after the first dose Arrest sai he thought he I tried the Syrup," writes Mes. Spary, “and between that spot and the point of observation. The telescope of the apparatus is foonasad by nicks, be climbed upwards. In five days Le felt a little better," and little by Little, niche by moving the object-glass, and an essential pact was able to sit by the fire. One day, as he est is a curefully soustracted diagram whose image, in his room, he was suddenly saken violently in lines that shift to right or left us the tulog sick, and vomited a large quans ty of 'm.ttery

fuid copa ja tilted up or down, is thrown into the aye-piece by 1 pair of prismas. The changes in the place where the lines cross the vertical wire in the eye-piece ledigate the inclination. Adjustments are so made that the displacement af ons line multiplied by 20 shows the difference of altitude in metros, and another displacement multiplied by 160 gives the distance. From experiments at 250 metres, it appears that the maximum error in distance may be reduced to about a fifth of one per cont, with correspondi ingly greater average accuracy in elevation.

The photo-electric propertice of selenium offer striking possibilities to the student. In ope of several experiments described by Mr. J. W. Giltay, a selenium cell is mounted in a drum resembling & fluoroscope, and is placed in pirenit with a telephone, when intermittent illumination of the selenium is made audible in tones of corresponding pitch. In another experiment, an acetylene flame is vibrated by speaking into a microphone, the vibrations being -converted inte sound by the selenium cell and telephone. This experiment is varied by analosing the selenium cell in a box with three small incandescent lamps connected in series, these lamps being fed by 16 accumulators and inserted in the secondary circuit of an induction soil, with a carbon microphone in the primary circuit. Speaking into the microphons sets up variations of laminosity which are changed back into sound by the selenium cell.

The colour of tea has been investigated at the | Agricultural College of Tokyo, In making green tea the leaves are steamed as soon as

him. He said ho felt that a weight had been 'This protest of a strengthened stomath saved removed from his right side, and, of course, partially digested food, acid fluids, and vļovrated maiter are a dead weigh

He climbed up in grand style now, with the aid of Sigel's Syrup. The doctors came to pack him, but they couldn't pack a man whom they found up reading. They examined him, instead and found that no was rapidly gaining flesh, cough esised to tease, Seigel's Syrup was still Thé paína gradually grew less severs, the faig fully taken, and in two short months he was as wall and strong as ever before in his lite.

NESBIT &

ELECTRICIANS.

CO.,

WOODFORD

[2750 GREEN

ESSEX.

ELECTRICAL AGENTS.

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES.

DEALERS IN ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.

1

ALL OUR BRANCHES HAVE THE PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF THE MANAGERS OF OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS,

ELECTRIC LIGHT. ELECTRIC BELLS. ELECTRIC HEATING.

NESBIT & CO.. WOODFORD GREEN, ESSEX. CHAMPAGNE.

This trao account was givan to me by Mrs PERRIER JOUËT

Spary, Holly Cottage, Newchurch West, near Chepstow, on Novem er 28th, 1899. There are, one might say, a thousand symptoms of dyspep- Bia; bat Lwant to briefly examine this wonderfal record.

One man in seven, it is said, dies of consump tio. Thats not true. Que man in every seven may die of so-called consumption. If indigestion stops blood-making the lungs must suffer, and the tissues of the body naturally die and wante away.

The truth is dyspepsin can simulate con sumption like spider simulates death, or an inset counterfeits a dried twig. The most practised eys is deceived. Strike at the root; that is the only remedy. Take Seigel's Syrup Remove the sole cause.

Clear the stomach and bowels for action, and asthma, and uric acidity to nature to deal with. leave counterfeit cousumption, heart disease,

Sho knows how to cure you.

Remember also that this record climb could over have been written if Mrs. Spary had even [dv hesitated or changed bar mind.

"F you want your Boots well polished, tell

- your Valet or the Maid to sak for WALTON'S BOOT CREAMS

AND VARNISHES.

gathered, while black tea results from ferment ing before drying. The black tea contains much less tannin. It is found that the tea-leaf contains an oxidizing enzyme, destroyed by WALTONIAN CREAM, WHITE & BLACK moderate heat, and in farmentation this enzyme changes the tannin into a brown product. JANIE MOSCOVITE, TAN-9 SHADEE.

The influence of temperature in changing PARISIAN DRESS-BOOT POLISH. simal life seems to be oven greater than it has been understood to be. Many years ago Weissman showed that certain butterflies vary

colour with the temperature of the season in which they appear, and M. Standfoss, of Zu- rich, has now proven that a single kind of butterfy may be made by artificial tempora- tures, to give distinct varieties peculiar to cold, hot and temperate regions respectively. Kopt is bigh temperature, pups of Machaon, of temperate regions, produced a variety' known. in Syria during the hottest months At about 40 deg. F., pups of Vanessa urtica, common in Switzerland, produced Vanema polaris, of Labrador; at about 100 deg, the variety ichnu, of Corsica and Sardinia; and at about 110 deg. the variety ichnusoides, sometimes [2801 son du ing hot summers in temperato regions. Variati proiuced from other batterflies remain to be identified.

POHOOMULLS: BROTHERS 12489 1790 157 & 59, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS, NDIAN, Chinese and Japanese Silk Gronde for Ladies and Gentlemen, and other Articles. Oriental Embroidery, Rugs and Carpets Jewelry, Cashmere Showie, Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoiseshell Wares, Curiosition and Fancy

GRAND MASS (with Organ Accnt).⠀ No. 1. ALBUM (3 Songs English & Italian No. 2 ALBUM (3 Songs), and th The LILY Walts and ELIZA", Waltz,

NEW FEATULE

A

Pocket Edition of Planuterte Music: includ

ing MARCH dedicated to Hongkong Volunteer

nd POLKA to Peak Resident

To be had of all Musto Deatres. · (208) — "

司公廣鴻角旺

HUNG CHAI & CO WONGKOK, YAUMATI

ANUFACTURERS of MOSAIC

Hongkong, 26th Novembar, 1901.

M. BRICKS of all Colours and Designs

3007

Goods.

INSPECTION 16 SOLIOTTED,

-- Hongkene, 4th November, 1901.

THE

CHRISTMAS, 1901.

THE undersigned is now prepared

apply e

CHRISTMAS CAKEB

to

of the best quality, weighing from 1 lb to 20 lbs., and also Mings Plas, Assorted Cakes, So, ko.

DORABJEE NOWROJEE,

· Hongkong Bakery, ¬†

51, Des Voeux Road. Hongkong, 7th December, 1902. [3129

Order from Stores or Wholesale to--

JOHN WALTON (PARIS),

MANUFACTURER,

176, SHAFTESBURY AVENUE, LONDON. [276

NOTICE.

UBING the operations for RAISING

DREAMSTAD there will Shors and Launches and Juuks are warned not be obstructions between the Ship and the

to attempt to pass.

́E. MURRAY RUMSEY,

R. Com, R.N.,

Harbour Master, &e. Harbour Department,

[3200 Hongkong, 16th December, 1901

ARBOLINEUM AVENARIUS

A remarkable deposit of petrified oak has beck "mined by a Enssian timber merchant FOR OVER IWENIT YEARS, during the last half-dozen years. It exists in

river of South Russia, in layers thres or four deep snattered over 150 square miles; and ife most striking featurs is ita variety of colours, supposed to be due to the variegated soll of the river bottom. Not less than twelve shades of

Throughly reliable preservative for Wood and storis against While Auts, Decay, Pangas Rot, and Damprices.

Bole Agents for China, EUTGENS, EINSTMANN & CO. Hongkong, 31st August, 1897.

1893 VINTAGE

-EXTRA QUALITY, EXTRA DRY

1273

$49 Per Doz. Qis.

$61 2 Pts.

LINSTEAD & DAVIS.

Hongkong, 17th October, 1901.

SOLE AGENTS, HONGKONG!

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ATC

AGENTLEMAN'S

SMOKE

Supplied in Three Grades, Mild Medium & Strong. PACKED IN.

AIR TIGHT VACUUM TINS

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. U.S.A.

MANUFACTURED BY

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