NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE FOOCHOW CUP 1 MILES.

No.

Pony

1-Fairy Light,..

hde. in. Ib

13.1 150

Father Christmas)....13.0 148

8Xmas Light (late

Tittle (late Tittle

mense)

loughed,

11-Kalgan Chief

18-Pingwu Chief, 13-6

Glorious

12.3€ 140

.13.1 142

13.0 140.

13.1 150

.12.3 140

..130 149

12.3 142

.13.1 164

12.3: 140

Pearl

14-Anticipation,

15-Adventure,

16-Perfection Dahlia,

131 140

17-Windsor Dablia,

18-Attraction Dahlia

(late Herolini),

19-Sandy,

91-Star of Doon,

-Royalsand,

13.0 154 13.0 158 19.3 148 ..13.3-188

D. M. ROSS,

Handicapper.

TF, HOUGH,

Clerk of Course. [1698

DIOCESAN BOTS SCHOOL &

ORPHANAGE.

INTIMATIONS

THE HONGKONI:

DAILY PRESS

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 26rm. 1016.

INTIMATION

INTIMATIONS

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB, THE CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN

RACE MEETING, 1918,

TO-DAY (TUESDAY) TO-MORROW, (WEDNESDAY) and SATURDAY-

(OFF-DAY),

FZORUARY 20TH, 27TH, and AND MARCH,

"AND MORTGAGE CO., LTD.

TWENTY-FIRST ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING & SHARE HOLDERS in the Company will be held

at the Offices of the Company, St. Georgde WATSON'S

THURS

11.20

No Connaught Road onl February 1918, 60

and

the Report of the Statement of Accounts pose of receiving a General Manager for the year ending let December, 1917, TUCKETS of ADMISSION to the GRAND Commits, and Auditorling Consult

STAND and ENCLOSURE msy be

The TRANSFER

obtained from Mears. KELLY & WALSH, will be CLOSED fondaDAY, the

Limited, or at the Gate. : Frion 010 for the Meeting (excluding tho Or Day, let to be

No one admitted without a licket, to shown to the Ticket Inspector at the Gate.

THOUGH, Clerk of the Course, Hongkong, lat February, 191E [1680

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

INHE STEWARDS request the pleasure of the presence of the LADIES at the

the Company

votir February, 1918, THURSDAY, the 28th February, 1918 both days melusive

HAVA SHEWAN, TOMES & 06,

General Managers Hongkong, 10th February, 1918, [1638

HONGKONG HOTEL CO, LTD.

NOTICE.

GRAND STAND and the ENCLOSUREEETING of SHAREHOLDERS will ORDINARY HALF-YEARLY! during the Haces.

A Stand and Enclosure we be held at the Company's Hotel, oz-FRIDAY,"

will be reserved for Alembert and Members' Wives and

the 1st March, 1918, at 18:15 pm, for the pur- Accounts to Families, Tickets for which are being sent poss of receiving Statement of CHOOL Dalles will be RESUMED on out by Messrs LINSTEAD & DAVIS, the 1st December, 1917, with the Report of the

Becretarias, 1st March

and with the Members Tickets Directors and to discuss any matter that may

be All Tickets must be produced to

competently. brought before the Meeting. goin For Terms, etc., apply to

admission.

Tb. dation will be reserved as Special accommodation

Tar HEADMASTER.

[1690

THE WATERHOUSE STEAMSHIP

LINES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

FROM SEATTLE.

1HE Steamship

THE

LUISE NIELSEN " having arrived from the above ports, Con- signees of Cargo are baroby informed that all Goods are being landed as their risk into the hamedous and/or extra hasardo Godowns of Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Goldown · Co., Ltd, sined.

ace and/or from the

wharvas delivery may be

Goode not o

not cleared by the 4th Mar. at 5 PM will be mbject to rent.

All broken, chafed and damaged package am be left in the Gudowna, where they will be by Hess, Goddard & Douglas, an germined by 4th Mar. at 10a.m.

Claims

gainst

the steamer zust be · pre- mented within 30 days of arrival otherwise they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by în say onno whatsoever.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE

MATHESON & Co., LTD.,

Agents, h Hongkong 20th February, 1018. [1697

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND

SINGAPORE.«

THE Blomship

"BANTHIA hating arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Curro by her are motifed that all Gooda are being landed at their risk into the hasardous and/or extra hasardem Godowns of the Hong kong and Kowloon Whart and Godown Comf

Y no sudjor. frams the wharvos delivery.

be obtained.

Good not cloured by 4th Mar," will be

subject to zenik.

in recent years for Chinese Ladies and their Female attendanta in the stand erected on the plot of ground next to the Lmatano Ulub Stand

TF, HOUGH, Clark of the Course............ Hongkong, 31st February, 1918. [1062/]

NOTICE

TRANSFER LOOKS of the Company 1st March, 1018, both days inclusive.

By Order of the Board,

PJ, IL TAGGART,

Becretary Hongkerw. 18th February, 1918,

1640

HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

PROPOS of the above, Members are

hereby notified that although Mem-for the Year ending 31st Decentibor THE FINAL DIVIDEND DECLARED berahip of the Jockey Club entitle them to free admission to the Enclosure and Stands 1917, at the rate of Two Pounds Three during the Bace Mesting an opportunity is Shillings Sterling, together with a Bonus of given to them to make a special contribution One Pound Sterline per Share, is payable on to the War Charities by also purchasing an and after MONDAY the 28th day of Feb admission Ticket at the Gate, & Book will raary, Current, at the Offices of the Corpora be in care of the Gate Keeper in which tion, where Shareholders are requested to Members are asked to record any such apply for Warrants. purchases

T. F. HOUGH, Clerk of the Coarse, Hongkong, sist February, 1918.

[1682

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. TO Servants will be allowed inside the NENCLOSURE of the Race Course dur ing the Race Daye WITHOUT TICKETS, which can be had on application to the Undersigned. These Tickets are only avail. able for Servants while in attendance on their employers or when on duty at tho various Standa

Any Chinese found loitering about with Servants passes in their possession will for feit them, and the holders thereof will he removed from the Enclosure.

T. F. HOUGH, Clerk of the Coamo Hongkong, 21st February, 1918. [1663)

FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF

HONGKONG.

RACE HOLIDAY.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all All broken, kafed and dan MANDI NA MTIRE INSURANCE OFFICES WI

packages are Bo be left in the Grodowa, where they will be CLOSED for the Traction of PUBLIC mined by Mears. Goddard and Douglas MORROW WEDNESDAY), the 26th and BUSINESS TO-DAY (TUESDAY) TO- Did Mat, #1 10ẨM B

27th February, at 11.45 AM-

By Order,

Claims against the Steamer must be presented writing within 10 days after arrival of Bloomer olherwise they will not be recognised. Το Fire Insurance will be effected by the winderigsed in any case whatever.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

DAVID BASSOON & CO, LID,

Hongkong, 25 à February, 1918.

NOTICE.

124

T IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the I

portion of Garon Road, between BOWEN ROAD and PRAK ROAD, RE-OPENED to Whooled Traffic,

î

W. CHATHAM, Director of Public Works Pablic Works Department,

Hongkong, 23rd February, 1916,

[1689

NOTICE

☛A ENDERS are invited for the supply of Have Labour and Lighterage for Admiralty Coaling for a period of 1 months certain from 1st April, 1818.3

Forms for tendering can be obtained on application to the Naval Sven Officer H.M. Naval Yard, Hongkong, and tenders should be lodged in the Commodore's Office not later than Noon on the 4th March, 1918.

A deposit of One Hundred Dollars will be

required from persons bondering, and will be returned in the event of non-acceptance of the tender.

GL PLATTAR. Naval Store Officer. ILM. Dockyard, V

Hongkong, 25th February, 1818.

NEW CARTRIDGES.

JUST ARRIVED.

AR LOWE

Secretary,

1687

By Order of the Court of Director.

BAREK NA J. STABE

Chief Manager. Hongkong, 23rd February, 1918. [1685

HOUSES TO LET

TO LET

6. MOUNTAIN VIEW, PRAX, 8 Booms, Unfurnished. Apply to

DENNYS & BOWIEY,

TO LET.

[1663

IMMEDIATE Taby do

abis SHOPS, situated in Ise Houm Street, opposite the Grand Hotel, recent ly reconstructed

to

For rent and other particulars spply

TE MANAGER, Ho arown IC Co. Ln.. Connaught Road Central.

STORLET

MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OFFICES in York Buildings

OF HONGKONG.

RACE HOLIDAY.

TOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that all MARINE INSURANCE OFFICES will be CLOSED for the Transaction of PUBLIC BUSINESS TO-DAY (TUESDAY), and 37th February, at 11:45 AM TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), the 20th

By Order,”

A. B. LOWE Becretary.

[1688

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE:

THE HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE will be CLOSED TO-DAY (TUESDAY), TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY the 36th and 17th instant, Race Daya

By Order

R. HANCOCK

Secretary, HONGKONG STOOK EXCHANIK.

[1665 HONGKONG HOTEL.

RACE WEEK. INNER DANCES will be held on the and Diners in the Hotel --

following nights open to Residenta

DIN

TUESDAY, 26th FEERUARY, WEDNESDAY, 57th FERETARY,

£1690

Follows

FIRST-CLASS DAMP PROOF AMERI

CAN SPORTING CARTRIDGES **** 11⁄2 16 and 20 Bere, loaded with all sizes of Chilled Shot

SATURDAY, 2nd MARCH, Table d'Hôte Manus will be served as

GRILL ROOM #350 per head. DINING ROOM $2.50 per head (The Ordinary Grill Room * la Carte

Menu will be withdrawn on sach of the above evenings.) These Cartridges made of the finest damp pepof material, steel lined inside with brun The useat bl weakly Ten Dances WILL easing 1" deạp on the outside, see erpesiall" NOT BE HELD on the following day made to withstand the effects of damp alimates In the bathroond to none for reliable

consignment of

We have also received

BSA. At Rile

TUESDAY 28th FEBRUARY, My but will be RESUMED

WM SCHMIDT & Co.

FRIDAY Et HABUEL

TAGGART

11657

HOUSES on Shamsen, Canton, Apply to-

[000

THE HONGKONG LAND INVES AMENT AND AGENCY Go. Lrb

TO LET.

FLAT in Nathan Boad, Kowloon.

FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE9 in Kow loom

Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCF

Co., Ltd., Alarandra Buildings:

WANTED

[133

TWO THREE LARGE OFFICE BOOMS in Central Locality. First door preferred.

Apply to

TONG BENG & Co., 18, Queen's Rood Central. [1667

WANTED.

resident EUROPEAN NURSE

Apply

HYGIENOL

AEIGHLY

PERFECTLY SAFE

Mongolia and Shansi. Happily mis- A RED SPOT ON THE MAP." understandings have been removed, and, ander the tactful guidance of General CHIANG, President of the Plague Preven tion Commission, a degree of cooperation has been secured which sugurs well for the early suppression of the plague,

Before preceding to details, attention may be invited to the telegram addressed to the Taoyin of Paotingfu by the Nei wupu. It is seldom that the authorities. indulge in such straight talk. This official is publicly charged with neglect of duty in not properly carrying out the preventive measures which he was asked to enforce, and he is ordered to see that CONCENTRATED AND the offence is not repeated. Moreover,

be is reminded of the new regulations governing the punishment of officials in plague prevention work. The value of this public reproof is that it comes under the notice of others than the particular official to whom it is addressed. Buch action indicates the earnestness of the Ministry of Interior in the matter of plague prevention. It shows, also, that indifference and carelessness on the part of officials will not be tolerated. Perhaps the good intentions of the Plague Pre- vention Commission may not in every instance be carried into effect, but it is something to have these good intentions based on an enlightened sense of public duty................

DISINFECTANT.

THE BEST PREVENTATIVE OF

INFECTIOUS AND

CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

SOLD ONLY BY

A. 8. WATSON

CO., LTD.,

TELEFFORT #16:

(12

DEATH. BREWSTER At the General Hospital, Shanghai on February 19th, WIL LIAM BREWSTER, Bub-Inspector, Shanghai Municipal Police, aged 9

FOBIE

Hongkong Orazón: 10a, Dus Vœux Roan, G. LONDON Orion: 131, Fir Sam, EU

The Daily Press.

BONGKONG, 2011 FEBRUARY, 1918

PLAGUE PREVENTION

PROGRESS.

The mistake which permitted the plague to travel through the mountain pusses has been remedied. These passes guarded by military or police. Farther precautions are taken

Bre How

In the Naturday Earning Post of January 5th, Eleanor Franklin Egon, a recent visitor to Hongkong, in an actide desertting the Colony under the above cap- lion, observes : — the Colony has both a winter and a snmmer, but only those who are acclimatized are abla always to tell them apart."]

I have recently been feeding My dull intellect by reading Wondrous truths of this strange place

In

where I belong,

Till my son is filled with wonder If my fancy's made a blunder supposing Lam dwelling in Hongkong.

For observant and discerning And with accuracy burning. One illuminating fact I chanced to glean,

And I sank with awe below it, And I longed with Scotland's poet For the power to ace oursela 26

ire scen.

There are seasons in succession

(Thus the fact that my gross ignorance

In this picturesque possession.

surprised),

But they're so alike that really

Be accomplished by the most acclimatized.

To distinguish them can merely

Ah! My soul is sadly yearning For such excellence of learning, For such scribe's imagination wild and

bold,

That shall fee the summer frizzing In its burning heat and sizzling, And imagine 'tis the breath of winter's

cold.

Oh! We'll know no more vexation From the end of perspiration, We shall meet July with spirits soaring

higher;

And, in woollen garments heavy, We shall watch our coolies levy. Toll of fuel upon the blazing hearthstopa

fice.

by the establishment of quarantine stations. The two at Tatung and Nankow are under the charge of Dr. S. P. CHEN, There are others at Kangchuang and Cheikoupu. Dr. DILLEY will superintend the station at Fengchen, and Surgeon General CHUAN has charge of the detention establishment at Suiyuan. On the Kin-Han Railway there are no fewer than ten foreign doctors engaged in combatting the disease. That the work of plague pro- vention is being earnestly and thoroughly undertaken is abundantly proved. The Peking Mukden and the Peking-Hankow

And our useless fans and punkabs lines are still running, thanks to the prompt and energetio measures taken to And our canvas shoes be shipped to Bel-

Will depart in steamors hunkere, secure their immunity, and, although the latest reports state that the disease has been carried by soldiers to Pengpu junction and Peking, thus suggesting a weak link in the military chain that

How our laundry bills will dwindle, While the very thought of ice our anger And white linens seem a swindle,

But

chäfer!

Eian waifs.

But, alas! I fear the dreaming Never can be more than seeing;

a heaven-sent exhortation with it grows!

Before one puts a particle

Of faith in such an article

wise to find how much the writer knows!

G.J.

THE LATE BISHOP OF

MACAO.

CATHEDRAL.

encircles the plague area, the most. stringent precautions live been adopted at both places to guard against its spreading. In short, there seems little doubt that the epidemic will to confined It's to the comparatively few cities in which it is still taking toll of human life.

Appreciation of what has been done to check the plague will not be lessened when it is pointed out that the area of THAT the outbreak of poenmonic plague the present outbreak is larger than that REQUIEM SERVICE AT THE R. C has been checked is evident from the which occurred in Northern Honchuris reports which we have published recently some six years ago, that the number of from our Peking Correspondent, and it deaths is fewer, and that the money ex is pleasing to know that foreigners are pended in prevention is less. In this willing to concede a need of praise to connection, it may be stated that the late Conception for the repose of the the Chinese authorities for having set to Commission do not expect that the full soul of the late Bishop of Macio, De

full soul of th work so promptly to prevent the spread amount of the plague loan of one million Jono Paulino d'Azevedo e Castre. The of the dread disease. True, the Govern dollars will be expended, and it is hoped church was draped in mourning Dur- ment could not have achieved the success that the balance may be available for the ing the service the Rev. Fr. Netto which has crowned their efforts had it expansion of the isolation hospital in

delivered a very touching addres, in not been for the assistance of foreign Peking and the establishment of

which he referred to the meritorious Alission, work carried on in the diocese medical men and foreign trained Chinese sanitary bureau and laboratory,

of limo and the adjacent Missions doctors, but it is to their credit that they

under the late Bishop's jurisdiction, es well in Singapore and Timor; to the Bishop's

wise administration se

have readily accepted the offers of these disinterested

workers, utilising their services to the full and availing the

22

Bishop Pazzoni for a soloma - Requiene Yesterday was the day appointed by

service in the Cathedral of the Immaen-

Lieut. Colonel John Ward, M.Phas President of the Administracao des Beog been appointed a Companion of the das Missoes na China, and to his genial Most Distinguished Order of St. Michael and charitable disposition towards the and St. George.

poor. Among those present or repre- sented were

Consul, the Italian

Strangères

Captain Philip de Fonblsnque, Royal trong ca

dao và mich

Engineers, who married the eldest daugh. Catholic Union, Society of St. Vincent ter of H. E. the Governor, was recently de Paul, Club Lusitano and Club de awarded the D.8.0.

Beereic as well as a large number of the Portuguese community.

selves of their medical experience and udgment. Surely this is an indication of progress, Tixue was when Western medical skill, if not despised, would have been rejected. Fortunately, those days have gone, and China is grateful now for The American Consulate General has the benefits brought to it by the mission received cable notice from the quarantine ary and other doctors from Europe authorities in the Philippine Islands to

SAIGON RICE MARKET and America Local prejudices against the effect that, during the prevalence of The Compagnie de Commerce et de foreign medical assistance still survive, cerebrospinal meningitis in Hongkong, report dated Saigon, February 16th, Navigation d Extrême-Orient in their AT the PEAK, for a little girlof years but that is only to be expected in a passengers from Hongkong to Philippine state

country where the masses have been parte should furnish theseselves, with n As usual, our market has been lifeless certificate from a Hongkong health off during the Chinese New Year holidays, allowed to cling to time worn beliefs and cer, used by the United States Public but the upward tendency which we re practices The unenlightened masses Health surgeon, certifying to their non ported in our last advice increased

contact with cerebrospinal meningitis to the continued demand from Japan and however, have not been the only oppon for two

to their pat ents of Western medical practice. Highly

vals of and the decreas placed official, who ought to know better,

men in the Nevertheless, no fresh business colony N ELECTRICAL MARINE have too often obstructed

Arc especially interested in done, all the mills being engered antil experts the orgenization of a chapter of the Ame 16th of March and some until ENGINEER is required as Shift

rican Red Cross in Hongkong is to be of March. Consequently, it is impossible Engineer at the Generating Station of the who came to deal with the iseases to HONGKONG ELECTRIO CO, LTD which a particular locality was subject, thi

held as the American Consulate General at the moment to buy for shipment befors o'clock. This meeting April except by paying price much and if

the Way of higher than the current rated from to a meet The total amount of rice exported from in the Colony the 1st of January up to the 5th of Feb the Hongkong Tuary

ruary 1918, is 116,153 tong, against -100-902 tons tion of a chapter We quote to-day

myWhite Saigon ride,

Care of Dally Front Office,

[1068

WANTED,

Apply writing accompanied by details

THE MANAGER HONGKONG ELECTRIC CO. LTD.

Georges Buildings.

foreat

ble that in the early

Mthe American K

which

of experience and copies of testimonials stages of the present butbreak civil and ing

officials did not assist the Hotel doctors who naked their lives in da

ordar to kcombat the terribles

which was visiting the border Libra

eveni

and

oFing

of the ar-

I has been.

end

effected Both No. 2ifted, Japan quality, Hongkong

Hr. F. Ndolara 74

per pieul Lob. Baigon for

Merch Papril shipments

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