The tonic effect of Sanatogen on me is simply wonderful !”
In these words Mr. Arnold Bennett the famous novelist and playwright-gives vivid expression to what everyone feels after taking Sanatogen.
Why not experience that feeling yourself? Why not let Sanatogen produce on you that "wonderful tonic effect" which makes people so grateful and so enthusiastic about Sanatogen?ion
They know that Sauatogen is a genuine tonic which really does what is claimed for it-that it does actually strengthen the
nerves and restore vigour and elasticity that it builds up reserve strength, helps digestion and assimilation, and produces a most beneficial effect upon every orgau of the body.
There is no doubt that Sanatogen will have these truly wonderful effects ou you. And there is no better time. for taking Sanatogen than now, when the enervating weather makes a tonic almost indispensable..
Sanatogen
The True Invigorator.
Be guided by the experience of the multitudes of Europeans in the East who have testified to the value of Sanatogen, and who depend on it to keep them healthy and vigorous through this trying season of the year.ana
Remember that your principal defence against fevers, gout, rheumatism, sciatica etc., is to raise your vital powers to the highest possible pitch and increase the germ-destroying elements of your blood, for which purpose there is nothing so effectual as a course of Sanatogen. Begin taking it to-day.
Splendid for your Health- especially for your Nerves.
You will be surprised at the remarkable improve- ment which Sanatogen will produce in your general- health And you will be most surprised at its strength- ening, exhilarating effect on your nervous system, In- stead of feeling tired and listless, gloomy and irritable, you will go through the day with calm, cheerful energy, and you will do things with real zest.
nerves
Why let other day pass with your depressed and your vitality lowered? Why not go How to the nearest Chemist and buy a bottle of Sanat- ogen: When you have done so, your only regret wil be that you did not try Sanategan before, (For a Free Descriptive Booklet, send post-card, mentioning this paper, to A. Waling & Co, 6, Klukiang Road, Shanghai.)
USE ONLY
DUTT'S "MANGO"
·The Hon. Mr. Sunties Casperna, Judge of the Digh Court, Calcita, writes: I trave been taking Sanatogen on and off for the past three years, and find it very-bene. Eclal. Many people I kup take Banatopen and appreci-) ate it."
- Bir Gibert Parker,
the popular Novelist, writes:
"I have used Sanatogen with catreordinary-benefit-
It is a true food touc, feeding the nerves, increasing tlie egerdy, and giving fresh vigour to body and mind."
-- Mr., Kax Pankerton,
the well-known Novelist, writes: "I have been takin Banatogen since the begin ult of the year, and would not be without ll under any "clreumaitamoth whatever.""
CHUTNEYS AND CURRY STUFFS
DUTT'S
AND
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY JUNE 18TH, 1914.
FUTURE OF PORTUGAL.
REVIVAL OF INTEREST IN THE COLONIES.
YEARS OF AN ANGLO-GERMAN FACT,
{FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF
**THE TIMES 18
LISBON, May 20th
Since the advent of the Republic there. has been a strong revival of Portuguese national interest in the colonies. Tho public is now awake to their importance and intersṇly mterested in their future. Wo are apt to forget that Portugal, though a small country, has still a vast empire. Some 25 years ago Portuguese politicians wore themselves inclined to regard the colonios as useless, costly, and decaying appendages. On two occasions an ex-Minister went so far as to intro- duce a Bill authorizing the sale of the Portuguese Asiatic possessions and of Mozambique and Guinea, for which ho estimated £25,000,000 as a possible price. Of this phase of opinion not a vestige in loft. It is as dead as Disraeli's repented reference to our own miserable colonies," The present Minister of the Colonies has said that no Government, which proposed a sale of any colonies would last another day; and there is no doubt that he is speaking the truth Portugal has now colonial aspirations, and in response to public opinion the Ministry is busy with projects for developmentAN
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TIN TRANSACTIONS.
WEATHER REFORT.
On the 17th at 10.35 am-Pressure haz izcrossed" - slightly over the lower Tangisa Valley and Tenghing and decressed modera ely over central Japan and slightly from §. Japan to the Philippines. It is still highest in tha neighbourhood of the Bonins,
Hongkong rainfall as dia 24 hours ending at 10 m. to-day, 0.13 Liolies.
The forest for the 24 hours ending at nocu to-day is as follows
DISTRICT.
FORECAST
Hongkong & Neighbourhood, to E. winds,
Formues Channel
moderate, fine,
3.W or variable: winde, moderato.
Bouth coast of China between the same as Hongkong and Lamooks No. 1.
South coast of China between (The same
Hongkong and Hainan....... No. I
CHINA COAST METEOROLO
Station
REGISTER
17TH JUNE, 1914, M.
Wind
75/99.83, 53 6a29.89
gw
NSE
ESA
29.76-
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59.84
29.39
99.91-- 29,89
30.02 -
363
Bonin Is Chaloo
Welhaiwal
Hankow Ichang
A new series of organic laws for the colonies has been prepared, and may even be passed before the coming General Election. These laws, which will simplify and supersede their confusing predecessors, are divided into two parts - administrative and financial. The administrative side will be chiefly remarkable for the development of local. colonial councils, so as to give some measure of autonomy The most difficult financial problem, as well as the most interesting to the rest of the world, is the question of the colonial tariffs The Government is at work on it now, and professes a desire to find a middle way between the extravagant demands of the home exporter for continued high tarifis against the outside world, and the legitimate desires of the colonies them selves, and of the foreign exporter, for
drastic modification. There are more effective means of developing Portuguese trade with the colonies than a form off protection which leaves the latter at the mercy of a Lisbon and Oporto ring, and genuins, effort. It is a fact that since dealings may be regarded as the after Pescadaros
to thear the Government is turning its attention
In the
matter of contract labour it is makes excellent laws and produces highly an old charge against Portugal that it satisfactory paper reforms. But, pans ng proof to the contrary, the Republican Government should have the benefit of the doubts that may be felt. The greater evils are beyond dispute, and, in effect, are not disputed. Those who have laboured to call attention to them will be the first to admit the magnitude of the Republic's task, and to applaud all
⠀ ANGLO-GERMAN CONVERSATIONS
་་
In its review of the metal market, the Kinking... Observer makes the following allusion to Changsha......... tin sales as at the first week of last Bhanghal ***.. month Last week tin closed at £185 cash Gutzlaf and £187 three months. This week it Sharp Peak closed at £161 7s. 6d. cash and £153 74. Bd. Amoy three months. The turnover during the to week was moderate--about 2,973 tons.
Taihoka......... The lowest prices of the week ware Elisis
Taishn 10s. for spot and £150 for forward. The
Tairian Koshun
Cebu
:**
been one side the larges that math of the excessive Syndicate selling and Canton been in receipt of regular wages, that repatriation is increasing, and that the represented realisations by holders whose Hongkong BRAVA NAVIGATION AND RAILWAYS.
traffic in human beings between Angola loss was heavy enough. The speculative Gap Rock The contract with the privileged and the islands bus been reduced to the group looks to have given the market, Mone
and through the market given the trade Wachow: Navigation Company, the Empraza level of smuggling.
and the public generally, the weight of Holbow Nacional, has expired, and in the new
all its holdings, so that the present holders Pakhol contract with the same company or The darkest cloud upon the colonial may be considered a widely distributed Phallen another both Portugal and the colonies horizon is felt in Portugal to have ares of interested buyers, who at any
Tonrane.
St. James are likely to get a better bargain. It is arisen in another quarter. The continual lower level will find the metal still more noteworthy that the · new
Foreign rumours of discussions between Germany attractive and he willing to make further part Minister, Colonel Freire d'Andrade, and England as to the future of the
purchases, The professional element is formerly Governor of Mozambique, Portuguese colonies have naturally largely bear and with a desire to le
Legrap exposed the evils of the Navigation con- roused Portuguese susceptibilities. Con depress, so that a natural rebound new Bacol tract in his memoirs published in 1999. atant allusion to
an "economic** Senhor Lisbos de Lima, the Minister for delimitation of British and Gormann due has so far not been permitted to the Colonies, was for 15 years engaged interests in Portuguese Africa have, no manifest itself in any vigour, likely to in superintending railways in Mozam-doubt served to stimulate colonial cause a rush to buy. This will probably bique, and is also fully alive to the reform, especially in the direction of be a matter of some few days, for the importance of a change, in the interests endeavours to make Angola, as well as effect of good weather conditions in the of both Mozambique and Angola, Mozambique, officially solvent. But, on United States will act most directly on Portugal buys some 40 per cent of her the other hand, the popular apprehension the carning industry in the fall of the cereals abroad, chiefly from America and
excite impedes year and provision must shortly be made which these rumours. Russia. Angola alone is capable of colonial developments, such as the recent for this demand. If production be transit trade with admittedly out of control, it is of: supplying the demand with ease, and
arrangement for with the help of railway development and British and German possessions. More consumption that a great deal may be improved see transport could pay ra cercals as well as cotton which the over, while there is general confidence expected as soon as the influence of the mother country also imports from that neither the true interests nor the oversold account begins to disclose itself. traditional friendship of Great Britain America-for the cotton goods and other would allow of any agreement derogatory manufactures which it receives. A to Portugal's dignity, still leas of one Ministerial project for railway extension prejudicial to her rights, there is not in Angola is now before Parliament quite the same confidence regarding
VESSELS EXPECTED.
THE AUSTRALIAN. MAIL.
BRAND The line from Loanda to Malange is to German intentions, and Anglo-German be pushed un to the frontiers as well as association in this respect is watched the lines from Benquella and Moas-with the greatest anxiety. More than the The A.0. Line str. Taiyuan left Sydney Minister of the Coloniesnt work of the life of a Ministry is involved, for the for Hongkong via Queensland Ports, Colonies which will be Republic itself would almost certainly Port Darwin, Zamboanga and Manila studied with special interest in some fall if a colonial humiliation were put on the 9th June, and may be expected to quarters in England is a co-ordination and unification of all the laws and sdicta regarding native labour in the colonies during the last 50 years.
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Hongkong, 13th Jane, 1914
NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES
EAST ASIATIC COMPANT, LIMITED, COPENHAGEN.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES-
THE Motor ship
ANNAH," having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby Informed that their Goods, with the exceptior of Opium, Treasure and Valasblee, are beiny landed and stored at their risk into the hazard- ons and/or extra hasardous Godowns of the
$25
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS
The I.G.M. str. Prinz Sigismund left Yap on the 16th June, and may be ex pected here on or about the Sard June.
The air. Rub left Manila on the 16th June, at 10 p.m., and is due here on the 19th June, am.
The HAL str. Wuerttemberg left Shanghai on the 17th June, a.m., and may be expected here on or about the 20th
June, am.
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AFTER
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Company, Ltd., Kowloon, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery may be obtained.
Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consignees before Now To-Day requesting it to
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All broken, chafed, and damaged goods are tr be left in the Godowns, where they will b examined on the 22nd inst, at 9.30 AM
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Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned
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from CANTON to WUUROW
Hongkong, 5th April, 1931.
Tho
THE REPATRIATION RUND.
Labuan
BARGMW
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29.70 68
29.78 67
29.47 67 76.29,79 81
66 29.80 80 29.85, 80 58, 29.84
29.87
29.88
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T. F. CAZZOn, Direstum. luced to 32 degrees Fahresheft,
in the level of the son in inches, tenths and andredths
÷ 2 TAMPERATUSE, in the alio, in dogress Fahrenbalt.
8 HUMIDITY, în percentage of setasration, i thự anmidity of air maturated with moisture being 100,//
4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to tre pointa.
5 FORCE OF WIND, andording to Beaufort Soste.
*8 STATE OF Wnizuan, -b čas uky, a detached afood, d deixaling rain, fogg gloomy, h hall 1 lighting, o overcast, y passing showers, q squall, e coin, a know, a thunder, w visibility, w dow (wet).
7 Kazy in inches, t tenths and hundredths.
BONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongbong Observatory, June 17th.
po it from without; and at present the arrive here on or about the 2nd July opublic is the only bulwark against The E. & A. str. Aldenham left Sydney civil and social war for this port (via Queensland Ports and The Portuguese Government is aware Manila) on the 10th June, and may be and I am in a position to state that its expected to arrive here on or about 4th Portuguese Government has confidence is not misplaced that nothing July Barometer
Temperature decided to publish every month the in any now Anglo-German agreement will THE CANADIAN MAIL.
The C.P.R. str. Empress of Japan left labourers in San Thome, and the Officiel Anglo- Portuguese Alliance, with the Shanghai on the 16th June at 3 pm, and Gazette for May 2nd contained the first guarantees it involves. There is no due to arrive at Hongkong on the 19th statement. In view of the herce contro intention, either by purchase or other June at 2 a.m versy that has raged round the fund and wise, to deprive Portugal of any terri
Agures of the Repatriation Fund for in any way detract from the value of the
THE GERMAN, MAIL
the allegations made in the House of tory, nor does England waver in her The I.G.M. atr. Kleist, carrying the Lords and elsewhere at various times that determination to safeguard Portuguese German mails with dates from Berlin of it was being disbursed too slowly and possessions from any agression. But the the 27th May, left Colombo on the that as much as £40,000 seemed to have present situation of uncertainty, which 13th Jane, pim, and may be expected bore disappeared, the decision of the Minister permits of continual misrepresentation,
from
MIKECITANT STEAMERS. All
of the Colonies will be generally wel alaces the Government in a very trying on or about the 24th Junay come this good beginning soment
We may bope, however, that position, and creates a deplorable atmo better will come for the first statement, Phare of suspicion of Great Britain. though undeniably useful, is somewhat bald. It is as follows:
April 1914,
Milreis
GAMBLING IN A WORKHOUSE.
The H.A.L. str. Silesia left Singapore. on the 14th June, am, and may be expected here ou or about the 18th June,
The N.Katr Hirano Maru Euro Ipean Line) left London for this port vis Severe disciplinary measures have been ports on the 23rd May, and is expected
here on the 20th June. In S. Thome branch of the
taken by the master of the Birmingham The str, Torille left Calcutta on the National Bitramarine Bank, on February 28th
331, 403:49 Workhouse to stop betting among the 14th June, and may be expected here on
inmates.
Several of them have been or about the 30th June placed on bread and water dict.
In the Gateral Deposit Bank,
April 30th
Bonds of the
Railways
Cash
Trans-African
107.450.40
Previous On Date On Date
Day at
at
af 2 p.m. 6 am.
2 p.m.
29.79
29.83
29.83
85
81
B6
78
85
67
Wind Direction
Forve
South SE
South
0.13
Humidity
Weather
Highest opon air Tempantara on 16th. Lowest open air Tamperstars on 16th .. 80
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 18th to 24th Juno, 1914.
HIGH WATER
Hong
Time
Height
LOW WATHE
H'kong
Menn
Tims
The East Asiatic Co.'s str. Indien T 18 m 65458 0 29 left Port Said on the 10th June, and may
On Chester Cup day two of the 499,876.18 anmates of the old men's invalid ward be expected here on or about the 7th July Pe
apnounced their willingness to accept
The str Glenfary passed the Suez Canal
19
bets, and a number of the inmates laid on the 5th June, for Hongkong via Batur 20 938,729.17 odda in various amounts, ranging from Straits
Id. to la. The bats were accepted on the
14S 635 6
in
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27
Tues. 23
3
10 14 3 7 398 3.0.
8 7 7 4 m
11-313-74290
This makes grand total of some basis of the latest odds in the news INDO OBINA STEAM NAVIGATION (O., LTD. £185,000. If future monthly statements
Hongkong 20th Jane, be noted, and if these take some fuller papers. The proceedings had to be Amsung from Singapore, is due in Mon.
carried on with the greatest secrecy. form, it will be possible to check the
After the race there we considerable Loval from Calcutta, is due in Hong BVRAN 10 55 m 3 100% progress of repatriation. At presenterment in the house, several inhiace Long 28th June this is practically impossible. The funding won. At this time arranged for C'humer tromi Bangkok, is due in Wed 24 m 8.467 m which is atuassed from deductions from paying over the money the two book Hongkong, 19th June labourers' wages, amounted in December 1907, to some $100,000. How much the makers were not to be found, and a de Tusak, from Weihaiwei, is due in Hong-
putation was sent in search of them, kong 10th June, annual acoration should be we have note their tour of the wards they encoun: Clograng...... from Shanghai, is due in certain means of knowing; nor, again, tered the doctor, who reported the facte Hongkong 18th June. does the statement give aby information whatever at to how much is being spent to the master. An investigation followed; Nameng, from Moji, is due in Hong
bookmakers recent White on repatriation. The Paper issued by the Foreign Office shows had in their possession or concealed on akong 20th Jane.
gratifying increase in the rate at which beam in the ward about a sovereign in Angole labourets are being gent home silver and compere.The chick offenders from the Cocos Islands, in the publica were placed on a diet of bread and water tion of a monthly statement the Republi- for two days. Others taking dart in the can Government has an excellent means gambling have been deprived of their of showing its good faith in regard to allowance of tobacco, and they will not be Den of dirlic, from London, is due 10urn out the Best
permitted their day out for the present
San Thome.
and it was found that the
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Hongkong 23rd June, Radnorshire, from Portland, is due in Monmouthshire, from London, is due in Hongkong 28th Juneena
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