DIARRHEA AND ITS DANGERS.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1913.
THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO.,
WORLIY'S RECORD BATTLESHIP
STRIKUNO PRATURES OF THE “QUEEN ELIZABETH."*
During the semi-tropical summer wea ther, everyone always has before him the bugbear of stomach, troubles in general They are and diarrhea in particular. the result of a combination of the depress ing influence of heat on the nervous system, and the prevalence of disease germs which Drive in the warmer tem-struction f perature.
OIL FUEL ONLY,
r
Remarkrible developments in the con- Dreadnoughts will be embodied in the new battleship Qarea Elizabeth, which is to be Jroached from Portsmouth Dockyard in October. To this dockyard hng fallen the honour of constructing not only the nameship of the Dreadnought era, bat most of the other. vessels of the all-big-gan type which have martell any new group in design or armamy, such as the new ship.
LIMITED.
Telegraphic Address! DOCK." Yokohama..
Codes used—A.B.C. 4th and 5th Editions, Lieber's, Scott's, Al. and Watkin's. DRY DOCK DEPARTMENT ---Telephone Nos. 376, 506, or 081.
NO. 1 DOCK. Docking Length 615 ft.
NO. 2 DOCK. Decking Length 376 £4,
NO. 3 DOCK. Docking Longth 481 ft. Every description of repair work is undertaken. A large assortment of material including tail shafts are kept in stock. Two powerful tow boats, Bonting dorrick to lift 45 tons, pneumátis, electric, hydraulic plants, etc. Manufacturers oftengines, boilers, tags, lighters, constructional steel work, ote. "Tenders on short notice by letter or cable.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT :----
92 buildings, principally, of brick and steel. 310 ontmances. 37 buildings are private bonded warehouses, Floor area 63,248 squire yæris, or 14.1 aeres,,
Custom-house brokerage mud insurance undertaken. Rafe moderate Mooring Basin, 600 fast by 100 foot by 25 tot sleep, adjrching the docks and warehouses.
It, therefore, behoves everyone, tá re particular hed to eating light but exceedingly utritious food which is absolutely pare and free from germs, These qualities are found in Sanatogen. A physician, writing in The Medical "Sanatogen Prax and fircular, states: is a perfectly ideal food, as it is readily absorbable and also possesses nutritive qualities of the highest value,
Sanatogen's value, even In the mont
The Query Elizabeth 'will mean a step serious format dintrion which accom forward in the building of these leviathans pany typhoid fever, has been attested by almost as important as that from the the most eminent physicians writing in King Edward class to the original Dread- the leading medical journals of the world.nought, and inspeod, arminment, and A physician states in The Medient Times: design she will be superior to any battle
In the diagrhcen of typhoid fever ship afloat.
tion the board states that it has decided British. to recommend that the authorised capital French allow the patient nothing but water and When Mr. Chirchill' made his memor- Sanntogen for three or four days, and have found the practice wer, wonder-able statement en oil fuel, the general of the company he increased by £1,000,000 German.
impression conveyed by him was that only to £2,000,000. In coming to this decision fully well.
One reason for Sanatogen's value in the vessels in contemplation would possess the directors have been influenced by the this condition is painted out by a doctor, the advantages mentioned. As a matter belief that in the rear future excellen specially reserved for the purpose, and writing in The Girerat Panditioner, whof fact, it is no secret at Portsmouth that opportunities wil arise for highly pro: uniformity in every arrangement greatly |
for says Sanatores milergoes rapid and the Queen Elizabeth, is being built as an itable employment of additional capital further strengthening the complete absorption in, the healthy"only oil fuel" ship, and will add two and stomach, and a precisely similar result is or three knots to the speed of previous position of the company. If the capita Firus the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED
seen in diseased conditions.'
Diarrhoea towers both the physical and nervous strength, and as Sanntogen is pherical systems to their highest vigout it soon revitalises the sufferer, who feels better than he has been for a very long tume. For the reasons, everyone who suffers from diarrhoea should take Senat ogen, which ean bo obtained from all Chemists, without any delay,
in restoring the nervous and
SHIPPING IN
STEAMERS.
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PORT.
Asdain, German str., 1,00, Chr. Kumpol, 31st August-Bangkok 21st August General Butterfeld & Swire. Axe, British str. 1350, J. B. Harris,
1st September-Shanghai 25th August. GeneralButterfield & Swire. AsLocus, British str. 30. A
Byun, 2nd September-Manila 31st August, General,-Butterfick & Swire Awa Mane, Japanese skr., 2,912, R
Shimidza, 31st August Seattle 20th July, Fur-Nippon Yusen Kaisha CALL DIEDERICHISEN, German, str. 774, E. Pahren, 20th August-Hollow 20th August, General Jebsen & Co. Crists, Chinese str, 177, W. Ross, 27th August Shanghai with August, General-Chinese
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SPECIAL FEATURES.
animal crops.
After edréful considera.
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WEATHER REPORT.
On the 3rd at 11.10 am-Prossore kas in- creased slightly in the aorth, an aven, of tigh pressure stretching from N. China to N. Japan. Pressure has increased slightly over Annam and decreased considerably over N. Luzia, th typhoon having approached within 200 miles to the south-east uf Aparri út 6 am. this morning, travelling north-westward at the rata of, about 13 m.,
Torgkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at tam, to-day, 1.06 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at 1000
to lay is as follows:
DISTRICT
FORECAST,
{NE. galo.
Hongkong & Neighbourhood Formosa Channel
Southeast of China botweon The seas
No. 1. hongkong and Lamooks.1, South east of China between (East winds,
Hongkong and Hainan.. moderate. E to N.E. winds, freshening: cloudy, some
[712
Italian. United Sintes. Italian.
raid,
Siamose. Jaunmose, Siamese.
Austrian. OFFICERS of Coast and Riven STE VERY The Book is printed, from Now Type
facilitates reference.
Besides the usoal, Alphabetical List of be not increased these opportunities could not be taken advantage of and the opora
LIST of TRADES and; PROFESSIONS tions of the Trust would greatly at the larger Commercial Centres.
The restricted and, as indicated in the chair
There are other features that will make the new vessel an epoch-marking shipman's speech at the last annual general ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS These are the outcome of the important meeting, it would be necessary to make a
20,000 FOREIGNERS, decision of the Admiralty to dispense with call apon the shares at present issued. If contains the names of over
ordinary general meeting meets with the arranged with the initials as well as the coal art stenen raiser for our future the resolution to be moved at the extra
freeing The
of the Dreadnoughts.
of approval the shareholders
thesurmas, in strictly Alplurbetical Order, enormous space intherto allocated to coal directors intention is to make issue from so that any name can be found instantly. bunkers will enable the vessel to have an time to time as and when favourable
THE MAPS AND PLANS extension of the double bottom system as opportunities arise for the utilization of hight as the protected deck,
additional capital. The profit and loss have been engraved by one of the most This will men thub the whole of the account shows that with the carry for-eminent Firms in Great Britain and are vessel below the waterline will be built ward (£88,275) from 1911-12 the profit to corrected and brought up to date. They wish two skins, on the principle of a skip March 31st, 1913, was £171,247, from consist of the following :--- within a ship, and with the series of which has to be deducted the interim Colenz PLATE OF FLAGS OF FOREIGN HONGS, transverse and longitudinal bulkheads dividend of 5 per cent paid, less tax, MAP OF THE FAR East. this will make the vessel as unsinkable as on January 8th, 1013, together with the P or TOXUBAMA. the selerace of modern naval construction directors remuneration of 10 per cent. PLAN OF KOBE AND HTOGO,
thereon, leaving £149,372. The directors PLA OF FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS, TIRNIAIN. Between, these two skins the great war recommend the payment, less tax, of apS OF TRISOTA (KLAOCHAU) ship will warry her supplies of oil fuel-final dividend of her cont, leaving Pay or FOREIGN CONCERSION, SHANGHAI
£113,497 to be carried forward.
CHILD.
lies which will give the vessel adius of ection far exceeding anything possible with coal fuel.
The double bottoms are being specially! waled in order to ensure alisolate "tight ness, and in the event of the vessel
striking a rock and having a portion of THE
her buttom torn away, the parts damaged would be isolated, so that the whole of her liquid furnace supplies would not be lost.
AND
ON
SALE.
DIRECTORY CHRONICLE
1913.
PLAY OF HONGKEW (SHANGHAI) with Inset
Showing the EXTENDED SETTLEMENT. LARGE PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA PLAN OF NEW Turnironx (Kowloon). PLAN OF KOWLOON.
PLAN OF SINGAPORE.
PLAN OF BATAVIA,
The CHRONICLE covers the notable events
the
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station.
REGISTER.
3RD SEPTEMBER, 1913, A.M.
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of the last half century in the Far East together with the Texts of all the most The Queen Elizabeth will be the heaviest
important Treaties condnded with countries of Estorn Asia, the various ship ever launched from the Royal Naval Yard, and will be in a more advanced FOR CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO Customs Tariffs., Trade Regulations, Cham- state of completion than any previous
CHINA, SIAM, STRAITS SETTLE Consular and Court es, Hongkong Stamp Pakkoi
bers of Commerce, Sales of Commissions. Wachow
Hollow CHENBANG, British str., 1,418, G.
Dreadnought Day and night shifts are
MENTS. MALAY STATES, Duties, Postal Guide, Sigunt Codes, Chinese Paulien ... Mattor, 29th Augus- Sourabaya employed in the ship to have her ready,
NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIP-Festivals Tables of Momy. Woights and Tourans....... 18th August. Sugar Jardine, Matheby the date provisionally arranged in her
Measures and other Cominèrcial Information. C. James son & Co.
PINES, BORNEO, ETC.
The CHRONICLE and DIRECTORY, A DuesAn, Norwegian str., 1,102, J. Bing,
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DIL FUEL WARSHIPS. The fire oil fuel Dreadnoughts were designed. Mr. Churchill state of the fear fast, from be the cheapest work of the kind anywhere Loilis......... Ludlow), before the Royal Commission on Oil Fuel reported, ・
He added that he had already explained. the reasons why the ships were so designed, Mr. Hunt asked why there has been so intich secrecy and hurry over the oil question, when we had to go back to coal-driven ships immediately after wards?
I can add nothing useful to my recent
,” Mr. Churchill replied. statement,"
RUBBER COMPANIES.
STRAITS AND GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CoMPANY. The report for 1912 states that
26th August-Chinking 20th August, General-Chinese.
no work has been done on the claims of Kick, British str.. 2,095, A. F. GU
mo, 1st September-Singapore 27th the Benoni Outcrops (Limited) during Augast, General Butterfield & Swire, the past year, and owing to the continued Knucuów, British str.. 1,450. J. Adepression in the South African market
Netherlands India to Siberia, in which Boropeans reside.
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Keelung. Peters, British str., 4,500, H. Nicholas, rubber the profit is less than was anti-kolama..
Moji.
Tainanty 1st September-Foochow 30th August,cipated, and the directors regret that in
Suggsali. Takow. General-Butterfield & Swire.
consequence they are only able to recom-
Hakodate. Amping. PHRA NANG, British str., 1,741, N. Gind a dividend for the year at the rate Majer, 2nd September-Saigon 29th of 35 per cent. A year ago & per cent. was paid. The total output for the year August, Rice.-A. Bane & Co. PONCTONG, German str., 997, W. Botefuhr, amounted to 208,014lb., which exceeds the over 15,000lb. The sales 31 Augustangkok 22nd Angust, estimate by
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Fahrenheit
in degren 8
3 HUMIDITY, Jo poutage of saturations, th suidity of ale saturated with antistare. being 1
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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, Saptomber 3rd
Provicus On Date On Dale
at
ni Day
Barometer Temperature Humidity Wind Diraction
Free Weather Rain
at p. 6. Apar.
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 4th to 10th September, 191S
HOW WATER
LOW. WALAU
Time.
Mr J. U. Harris
Er & Mrs Heineman Mr E. Hin:lo Mr. Jenseu
Mr & Mrs C. Laurits»u
Mr & Mrs Allen Mr Ami-fed
Me W. E. Bird
Mr W. Dr Bibree
Capt & Mis Pasamore Mr & Mrs Bbothamer Capt & Mrs A. B Stowart and chil ireu Mr G. C. Whitelaw
GZMASÁ TOTAL
Mr & Mrs A. B. Crow
De Koy
Mr Feason
Mrs Forsyth
Mr O Freeso
Mr. Frenck
Mrs Fredenball
Mr & Mrs Blancook
Mis Harwood Mr Hayler Mr.C. G. King
Capt J. S. Lawingdon Mr P. Lorria
Miss Nonbavon
Mr Morsi
Capt Pott Miss Pools
Mr Rayn Miss Reilly Mr A. 1.5yco Asaders
Birs Smith Me. Stockwath Mr. Weismann
PRAK HOTEL
Lieut Araber, I.A.BLO
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Mr laskett' Mr & Mrs W. C
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Mr G. A. Bena
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Hon Mr Euchill Mr W. A. Butterfield
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Dr Macf plane
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Mr. L. Perkins
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Hanoi.
Aanan Hué...
conted, for by the very considerable number of young trees which have been brought into the tapning round during the year. The estimated output of Haiphong September-Singapore 26th August,rabber for the current financial year is Tonkin Provinces. Quinhon. Bulk Oi-Asiatic Petroleum Co. SIGNAL, German str., 007Pendixen, 28th August-Holbow 9th August, Stone. ---Jebsen & Co. TACOMA MARU, Japanese str.. 3,830,
Hamada, 27th August Manila 24th August, Flour and General-Osaka Shosen Kaisha.
SPLANTS SETTLEMENTS.
BELDUR PLANTATION INVESTMENT TRUST, Manila. The report for the gear ended. March 31st states that the sum of £827.914) appearing in the balance-sheet as invest. Turnis in shares. debentures, ari options is represented by androxi- mately 50 per cent,, in rubber (including TALTHYRIUS, British str., 0,525,. H. L. coffee interpinated in rubber), 27 ner
Alleu, 2nd September Janate 20th cent in tes, and 14 per cent. in tobreen Singapore, Perang, Malacet, Prov. Wellesley. August, General. Butterfield & Swire, and other products. The reographical THESEUS, British str, G,723, J. W. Small-distribution of the cost of these invest- Perak.
wood, S1st August Yokohama 19thments at March 31st last was as follows: Negri Sembilan. Johore..
per cent. East Coast Kelantan. August, General Butterfeld & Swire. Ceylon. VoRWAERTS, Austrian str., 3.727, S. Sumatra. r ner cent; Java, 241 per
29th
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Clinmach, 2nd September-Shanghai cent. Malay Peninsula, 111 per cent Batavia.
August, General. Sander, Southern India, 171 per cent. The Buitenzorg Wieler & Co.
direct naticinate that the average cast WARREN, American transport, 4,000 S. F. per fere in hearing to the Trust, of its Randall, 30th August-Manila 27th holdings at March 31st in not likely to Carged 200: this is exclusive of estimated. August, General-Order.
nghital employed in the production of
British. French.
MATAY STATER.
Selangor Pahang.
Kedah. Pérlis. Trengganu. NETHERLANDS INDIA.
Suorang. Padang.
Macassar. Sourabaya. East Coast of Sumatra...
NAVAL SQUADRONS.
German.
Austrian.
Japanese. United States.
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