FOOD PRICES IN HONGKONG.

PROCLAMATION.

Proclamations No. 14 of the 18th August, 1914, and No. lã of the 22nd August, 1914, are hereby canceled and the following substituted therefor:--

No. 16.

[L.S.] FRANCIS HENRY MAY,

Governor.

Crabs-Hai

Cuttle Fish-Muk` Yu Dab Sa Mang Yu Daco-Wong Mei Lup Deg Fish-Tit Tu Sa. Eele, Congor-Hot Maun

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Fresh water-Tant Sui Ya. YellowWong Sin

Frogs-Tien Kai Garoupa-Sek Pan By His Excellency Sir Francis, Henry Gudgeon-Pak Kup Yu

Herringe-Teo Pak May, Knight Commander of the Mast Halibut Cheung Kwan Kup Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor and Commandor-in-Lobrus-Wong Fa Yu

Loach-Wu Yu Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and its

Lobsters-Lung Ha Dependencies and Vice-Admiral of

Mackerel-Chi Yu. same

Monk Fish-Mong Yu Mullat-Chai Tu

the

Whereas by sub-Clauso 10 of Clause III. of the Order of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria-in-Council made on the 26th day of October, 3806, which was proclaimed in this Colony on the 5th day of August, 1914: it is enacted that the Governor may by proclamation prescribe the maximum price for which any article of food may be sold by retail and that any person who after such proclamation and until it shall have been revoked shall sell any articlo of food at a higher price than the prices so prescribed Ehall bo deemed guilty of an offence against the sail Order and shall on conviction thereof be liable to a fine not exceeding 60 dollars or to imprisoomeat-for-a-term-not ezieeding three months;

Now therefore, I, Sir Francis Henry May: Knight Commander of the Most Distin guished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor and Commmuder-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and its Depen dencies and Vice-Admiral of the same, do that the respective hereby prescribe maximum prices for which the following articles of food may be sold by retail shall be as follows:-

SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM RETAIL PRICES.

1... Blour: --

(a.)Highest Grade.

Oysters-Sang Ho Parrot Fish-Kai Kung Yu Perch-Tou Loo..... Pile-Fa Paw Forg Plaice Pan Yu Pomfret, Black-Hak Chong Pomfret, White-Pak Chong Prawns Ming Ho ................... Ray-Pai Pa Sa Rock Fish-Sek Kau Kung

Roach-Chun Yu Salmon-Me You Shark-Sa, Yu Skato-Po Yu Shrimps Ho Snapper--Lap Yu Soles-Tat Sa Yu Tench-Wan Yu Purbot-Cho How Yu

Turtles, small, fresh water-Kirk Yu

FRUIT.

Almonds Hang Yan ....... Apples (California)-Kam Sam

Ping Kho

Bananas (bride's), Macao-- San

Heung Chin

Carambole Yeung To

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How to keep Healthy

in the Hot Season.

"In the great heat of Lahore, where it is especially trying, Mr. Kensington and I have taken

24 Sanatogen, and we have both found it a wonderful

reviver and nerve tonic."

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So wiles the wife of Mr. Justice Kensington, and she adds: "Sanatogen is also the best cure for digestive troubles that I have come across,"

Now, it is your nerves and digestion which suffer most during the excessive heat, that is why you particularly need a course of Sanatogen at this time

35 of the yeary Start taking it at once-it is certain to do you a great deal of good. It will enable you to stand the beat better, and to feel brighter and more

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24 vigorous, both physically and mentally, than would

otherwise be possible.

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Enrich your Blood.

Not only do your nerves and digestion need...

For the blead Sanatogen-your blood needs it too. deteriorates at this season; it becomes deficient boll F in red corpuscles-the oxygen carriers-and in white 20 corpuscles, the policemen of the body, whose duty it is to slay disease germs when they get into the system. Sanatogen greatly multiplies these red and white corpuscles, thereby invigorating the whole system and increasing its powers of resistance to disease, so that you are much less likely to suffer from fevers, boils, liver affectiolio, and stomach and bowel complaints which are so prevalent just now.

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Cocoanuts-Yoh Te.....

eseb

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per bag of 50lba. per lb.

$1.00

Lemons, China--Ning Moong..... lb.

Kam America

SAD

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0.08

Ning Moong

8

3.50

(8.)-Second Grade.

per beg of 50LHA. per lb.

2. Tinned Milk :---

(a.)-Sweetened Condensed Milk,

per 115. tie

Lichees, Dried (small stone)-Lai

Chi Con

0.07 Oranges (Chaton) — Ban-shing.

Tim Ching.....

Pears (Canton), Cooking-Sa Iny

བྷཱུ ཋཏྟཏྟཱ་ྭ ཝཱ བླུག

0.30 Peanuts-Fa Sang

tb.)Unsweetened Condensed Milk,

per l'b. tin

0.25

(.)-Sterized Milk, por tán (18oz.)

(d)

0.25

Persimmone, Largo-Hung Tsz... Pine-apples, 1st quality-Poon Ti

Paw Law

12

21

each #14

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par 1 litre tin (e.)-Engle Brand, per 1lb. tin.... -Skimmed Milk, per 1b. tin...

0.35

0.33

Pine-apples, 2nd quality-Chung-

tang Paw Law

30

0.20

Plantain Tai Chen

Jb.

3.- Super

Pamelo, Siam-Chim Lo You

eich

14

Cube (in 61b. tins), por tin

1.00

Walnuts-Hop Tu

12

Refined Crystallized, per lb. Granulated, por lb.

0.12

0.12

VEGETABLES, ETC.

Soft, No. 1 quality, per lb.

No. 2

0.11 Beans, Sprout-Ab Choi 0:10

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9Frozen Meat:--

The Dairy Farm prices for frozen food and other stores published on 1st September, 1914, with all changes in prices shown in red ink, are the maximum retail prices for the articlos enamorated in the price list of that date. (Approved copias signed by the Chairman and the Secretary of the Food Committee can be

on the either at the Treasury or premises of the Dairy Farm Com- pany in Wyndham Street.)

6-Varket Produce:-

BUTCHER MEAT.

Beef Sirloin and Prime Cat-Mei

Lung Pn...

Corned-Bam Ngau Yuk

Roast Shin

Long Tau Kok Beet Roos Hung Choi Tau... bach Bitter Squash-Fu Kwa Brinjals, Green-Ching Yuan Ka

Red-Hung Ker

Cabbage, Chinese (common)-Kai

Cháy

Cabbage, Shanghai-Yoh Choy.... Cane Shoots, busch-Kun Shun... Carrots-Kam Shur...... Celery, Chinese Tong Kan Choi.. Chillics, Dried-Con Lat Chia ... Red-Hung Fa Chiu..... Green-Ching Lat Chiu, Curry Stuff, English-Kar Lee

Chu Liu Cucumbero-Ching Kwa

Garlic-Buon Tau

b. 21 Ginger, Young Sua Tse Keung...

21 Horseradish, Shanghai Lik Kon

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Sanatogen

THE

FOOD-TONIG

There is another way in which Sanatogen proves of great service. Even temperate people are naturally inclined at this time to depend too much on alcohol and other stimulants as a means of compteracting the languor, depression and irritability from which all Europeans suffer. Sanatogen corrects this tendency, because it gives just that mental and emotional ex- hilaration which is needed-and gives it permanently, without any reaction or other injurious effects. This. of course, is due to its powerful, yet quite healthy and natural, influence on the brain cells..

Take Sanatogen regularly.

There is no doubt that you need Sanatogen everybody does during this weather. And your own doctor will recommend you to take it regularly as a genuine and safe invigorator. Why not start taking it 1 to-day-here and now before your vital energy is further depressed by the heat? Buy a bottle at the nearest Chemist's. And drop us a post-card-mention- sing this paper-for a Free Copy of "The Art of 6 Living Address: A. Wuling & Co., 6, Klukjang 8 Road, Shanghai,

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Old-Le Keung.

15

Broad-Ngau Lars

10 Indian Corn-Suk Mai

each

Soup-Tang Yuk

11

16 Lettuce-Yeung Sang Choi

Stonk Ngau Yuck Pa

24 Water Chestants-Ma Tai.....

6

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Sirloin Ngau Tau..

19

Mardoriu-Kwai Lum Ma

22

Sausages-Ngau Chaung

26

Tai

&

24

85

Tongue, fresh Ngau Li each

50 Okroes

12 Mr E.S. Abraham

Tongue corned Ham

Mr & Mrs F. Agar

Ngau Li

Head Ngan Tau ...

BO $1.20

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Mr C. M Alport

Mr & Mrs Athel L.

Heart-Ngau Sum

ib.

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Hump, SaltNgau Kin

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6

Mr E. R Bate

Feet Ngau Kark

exchi

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Mr C. D. J. Bell

Kidneys-Ngou Yiu.... Tail-Ngau Mei

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Mr. G. A. Bena

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Liver Ngau Kon

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Japanese Yet Poon Sha

Tsai

Mre E. R. Belilios

3 Mr & Mrs H.

B.

Trips (undressed)-Ngou

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Belcher

Tau...

Bullock's Brains-Ngau Know ...per set 12 Mushrooms, Frosh-Sang Cho Koo

Onions, Bombay-Yeung Chong.

Green-Sang Chong

Shanghai Sheung-hoi

Chong Tau

12 Parsley-Kun Toi

12 Potato, Sweet-Fan Shu

'Calres' Head and Feet-Ngau-

chai-tau-kark

American-Fa Ki Shu Tani-

6 Pumpkin-Tong Kwa

Radish Hung Lo Pak Tsai

set $1.20 Rhubarb (Fresh)--Tai Wong

Mutton Chop-Yeung For Kwat.. lb.

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Log-Young Poi......

Shoulder-Yeung Shau

Saddles

Pig's Chitlings-Chi Chong

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Brains Chu Know

Feet-Chu Kark.

Fry-Chu Chak

Head-Chu Tas

Heart Chu Sare

Kidneys Chu Yiu

Liver Chu Kon

Pork Chop Chu Pai Kwat Leg-Chu Pei ..........

20 Shallots-Con Chung Tau

26 Spinach-Yin Twoi

24 Tomatees-Fan Ko

27 Taros-Wn Tau

27 Turnips, Panti (Long)--Lo Pak...

...per set 24 Vegetalle Marrow-Chit Kwa ....

Fat or Lard-Chu Yau...!! Steep's Head and Fest-Yeung

Tao Kark

monte

Anderton and maid

3 Mr. S. Benedict

5 Miss J. H. Develot

12 Mr & Mrs Blagden

8 Mrs H. M. Boyir

6 Mr C. H. Breakoff.

8 Ar J. H Brister

Mr U. B. Bracke

$

Mr A. G. Brooks

4

Mr W. H. Barit

Mr M.-J. Caffe

14 lb.

Water Cross-Sai Fong Tsoi...

16 Mr A. J. Cambridge

16

Lily Ruot-Lin Ngau ......

11

Mr W. E. Candy

16 Yams-Tai bu

each

18

Ib.

30

26

20

set

Heart-Yeung Sum... each Kidneys-Yeung Yiu Liver-Yeung COB............

Sucking Pigs, to order-Chn Chai Suet, Beef-Sang Ngau You

Mutton-Sang Yeung Yau. Yeal-Ngau Choi Yük

Chai

37

Sausages Ngan

Chaung

Lard-Chi Yau

YOULTRY,

Chicken-Kai Chai

Capons, Large, Small-Sin Kai... Ducks-Ap

Dores Pan Kau......

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Egge, Hea-Kai Tan (cooking)....per doz. 20

Foula, Canton-Kai

25

Hainan-Ho Nam Kaj

·Geosa-Ngo ......******* Pigeons. Canton-Pak Kup

HoibeHoi How Pak Kap Turkeys, Cock-Phor Kai Kung..

Her Phor Kai Na

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Garbel-Ka Yu Bream-Bin Yu

FISH.

Canton Fresh Water Fish-Hoi

Sin Yn

'Carp-Li Yu

Catfish Chik Yu Codfish-Mun Ye

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each 27

E. F.

GMT. Carana vas G-The prices of provisions imported from Mr. W. E. Clayton

countries other than China (excepting | Dr. A. I

Coleman Lhose above enumerated) may not be raised more than 13 per cent above Mr H. N. Condon the retail prices prevailing in the Mr Arthur Course Colony on the 25th July, 1914. NOTE. In consideration of the

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sustained by discount on subsidiary coinage, payment for all articles of food -not exceeding $2 in value (excepting

Mr D.8. B. Donglas

Mr W. A. Dowley

Miss M. E. Daffy Mr J. Duncan

Mr & Mrs. H. Ehrenfels

the articles enumerated in clause Mr W. A. Farley shall if made in subsidiary coin be Me F. Forconar subject to an additional charge of 7 Miss Farnsworth per cent.

7. Cooking Salt, 2 cents per lb.

Giren under my hand and the Public Seal

of the Colony at Victoris, Hongkong, this

11th day of September, 1914,

45 Mr Allan

Mr Back

Dy Command,

CLAUD SEVERN,

Colonial Secretary. GOD SAVE THE KING.

GLAND-HOTEL

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Mrs M. Essent

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Sir H. Hesketh Bell,

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"For a man doing hard mental work in an enervating climate, there is, according to my experience, no better invigátator than Saret- ogen."

The Hon. Mr. Justice Casperaz,

Julge of the High Court. Calcutta, writes:

"I have been taking Sanatogen on and off for the post three years, and find it very beneficial. Many people I know take Sanatogen and appreci-

ute it."

Mr. Eden Phillpotts,

the writes:

well-known

Novelist,

"Sanategen is of real value to the brain worker, a tonic and a food combined. I can' give it high praise from personal experience.”.

Mr. Arnold Bennett, the famous Novelist and Dramatist, writes:

"The lonic effect of Sanatogen on me i Amply wonderful."

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