INTIMATIONS
S.S." PAUL LECAT.”
SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
NOTICE.
INTIMATIONS
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22ND, 1924
"GLEN LINE, LIMITED. NOTICE TO CONSIONES
FROM UNITED KINGDOM AND
CONSIGNEES of Cargo from MARSELL THE Steamship
LES, also Cargo ..VILLET
Valuabl
STRAITS.
DE VERDON” from BORDEAUX, in
" GLENIPPER" connection with above Steamer are hereby in having arrived from the above ports, Consignees formid that their Goods with the exception of
of Cargo by her are hereby Liformed that all ed and storal at this we are being land. Goods ar-being, Jandel pt their risk into the Opium
risk into the Golowas of
hazartons and/or extra hazanious Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Gotown the Hongkong and Kowinen Whart and Geslow
whence delivery may he
Limited. Ca, Litil.,
whrace, and/or from the bined after landing.
delivery may ly
I obtained Optional Cargo will as forwarded on uni
not clearel br the 26th August, Intimation is reivel trom the Consignees 1924, at Noon, will be subject to Rent
Noox, Tenat. requesting it to be before
All broken, chufed: and damaged Fackages are Imadan
to be left in the Godowns, where they will be Bills of
of Liling will be countersigned, by the examined in the ace of Consignees by Underviga Genis rasining unclaimed after Messrs, Gotland sad Daglas, on 25th August, the Zird instant, at Noon, will be subject: 1924, at 10. Claims against the Steamer to Rent and Lunding Charge
including those for Cargo short delivered must All Claims must be sent in to me on or before
the 27:5 init, or they will not he Tecognized.
.
All damagel Packages will cramined co Saturday, herd instaal, at 10 a.m.. by Mamurs, Goddard & Douglas.
No Fire Eraser has been elected.
R. RODESPISER,
Agent.
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Hongkong 17th Angred), 1924.
S:S. YALOU."
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES
MABYELMES.
NOTICE..
!
CONSIGNEES of Cartoon ANTWERP,
CDI NKIRK,
MIDDLESBROUGH,
MANCHESTER, LONDON and SAIGON, in connection with biove Steamer Er hereby informed that
Lar
with Treasure and
"exceptiaz" of Opina, Crooks
Valuables are being landed and stored at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong Wharf and Golown Co. Ltd.
and Kowloose delivery may be obtaincti Pipop after landing
Optional Cargo will be “forwaniel" on amiess Intiration is received train the Consignas before Noos, Tonky, reptesting it to be landl here.
Bill of Lading will, ie, countersigned by the Cadersigned Goo remaining unclanned
after the 23rd instant, at Noon, will be subject
to Rent and Landing Charges.
All Claims must be sentia to me on or Lefore 97th instant, or they will not be recognized.
the
All damaged Package will be examined on the 23 instant, at 11 am.. by
Saturdulard & Douglas.
Mesars.
No Five Insurance has been effected.
·R. RODENFUSER,
Agent.
Hongkong, 17th August, 1924.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
1130
THE PENINSULAR&ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.'S STEAMER
KAISAR-L-HIND."
ARRIVED HONGKONG"ON 19ra AUGUST, 1924. From "ANTWERP, LONDON, GIBRALTAR,
MARSEILLES, PORT SAID.„
COLOMBO AND STRAITS.
CONSIGNEES of Carge by the above-
Vessel are hereby informed that "their Gools are being anded and place KT. THE RISK in the Hongkong shu Kowloon Whart at Colows Company's
where Godowns at Kowloon,
each Consignment will be sorted out Stark by Mark and delivery b obtain! the Goods are landed Ontional Godds will be
be inceded
zokm Optional Laatructions have been iven to the con- trary Sit boun efore Arrival of the Steamer.
not
MET!
Good clear within 8 days, including date of arrival will
will be subject to Rent.
No Fire Insurance will be affected by us in any case whatever.
_*#1#Rec Packages must be left in the
Godowns for ramination by the Consignees, and the Company's Surveyors, MENTHOONDAR
& Douglas, at 10 3, on Mondays and
Thursdays.
All Claim one be proosabel within Ten day of the Steamer's arrival her, after which date they cant la rezognized,
No Claims will mimiti after the Good, 'bare left the fixdown,
MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO..
Agents.
Hongkong, 190% August, 19821,
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.
AND
CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
CONSIGNOLA I CIS"
CONSIGNEES per Conjaay's Steamer are hereby notined, that the Cargo will be dis charged into Bolts Wharf, Kowloon, where it will he at Contigue risk and subject ta Terms and Conditions of Starsge at Holt's. Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Goxlown or
an and after 0th August, Optional Cargo will be landed, unless Notice has been given prior to Steamer's arrival..
Chist
anel dansed Goods are
to be
All broken.
left ju the Golowas, where they will be emminul on Tuesday and Friday between
on kay the hours of 10. .. and Noox within the Eren storage period.
No Clans I be melmital after the Goods have left the Steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 26th August, will be subject to Best
All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 9th September, or they will ent has recognised,
No Fire Ionorauce will be effected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents. Hongkong, 20th August, 19 [1161
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PARIS FASHION NOTES. VISITORS AT HOTELS
[FROM OUR SIECTAL CORRÉMIOSDENT, IFADEL RAMS3x. |
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Birkyusbay
·Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen Mr Least
SHIPBUILDERS,
SHIP REPAIREES,
BOILER MAKERS
Little
Mrs F. Likiell M. RLievin Miss Tillist Mr Colbourne Miss
Liveby Me W. Lockhart Mr T. Leste Mr Toad
Mansteld
Mr.J. Mans Mr F. Mason Mr W. J. Mc Keown Me & Max UF. Menger
aut chibi
Brown
Clapt
| G, D, Mercer A Meyer Mr. Miss Mir Mrs T, F
Mr A. E. Atkin Paris, July 24th. Mrs E. R. Bafilios. What with the Olympic games and the Mrs Belios
Mr R. J. Birbeak approach, of summer vacations sports clothes are the order of the day. The Mr. Rinhall
Mr & Mrs 10, 11, blazer which ships on over either va silk or a woelen frock after a set of ten Mr-W. H. Black mis is, gue of the most useful of sport Mr. J. Blackburn guments, and the bright colours to which Me N. Blumenthal
M
Beereloom this garment owes its name enliven the Tawn as would great tropical flowers.
Mr & AM WH, Bearze short hinzer of scarlet kusha look well Me S. Braub it.hes lining of white
bel about the edges with scarlet silk MPA
broadcloth and fason & Braun
Brooks braid. A monogram in large, stender | Mr A. W. Usham letters is embroidered on the pockets which grace each hip of the "blazer." MrJ. A. Huelgenan Monagrams are quite the thing every-Me J. H, Crocker Even men are taking their part Mrs DB. Davies where in the monogran rage, and so we find en Mr & Mrs T. Descans
caters that me wear a large embroid the left side of the soft welly sports Mr & Mrs W. A. R.
Longlas Pred monogram of the wearer supple Mr F. Duhart mented with the device of his favourite MrC. Y. Dunn sport-Gelf chiths, tennis rackets, cards, Mr J. L. Durand
Miss Eccles or what not.
E. Mr E. Elli Mr & Mrs H. 1. Farns
worth and child My L. Gadington Mr & Mrs T. 31. Me T. M. Gibbons, it. Dr. R. E. Mr R.
R. Willesti Mr A. D. Glass
White sports shoes are the smartest thing for the links and the green country generally, but, upte well, the stockings calisar or one of the at benade flesh tones. White stockings are never worn this season unless they are ribbed nffairs which increase the circumference of the leg and feature the heavy texture of the glossy artificial silk dess from which they are knit.
Ribbons
Mr A. J. M. Gomes Mr V Mr. Goulloru Mr & Mrs J, Goult Mr M. J. Harris
Miner
Montagno
Dr. J. Morrison Mr G. Musitano
Mr N. O. 'Noah Mr. C. Olive Mr J. E. Ollerton Mrs Olliver Mr & Mrs PearBAL
Pettersen MrA. C Mr W. T.. Pepys Mr & Mrs 8.0.
Miss Pensance
Mr M. J. Quint
Mr. Rein
Phelp
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Mr. Blocken Mr E. A. Rouskey Mr. H. Bowe Mr FL. Schmalt E. Scor
Mr John Scott Harston ndr
Mr E. Hausermann Mr P. J. van Hecke Mr A. F. Henry Mr & Mrs E. D.
The petticoat is an article of clothing that has fallen not disuse during the past years, of tarrow skirts, tube Frocks and wrap-arounds. This summer, bow. ever, stes it wivid. rather in the form than of petticoat. It would be impossible to wear one of the volle frocks cr the lk, tricot frocks or the chiffon Frocks without the basis of a slip of crepe de chine or crepe satin. so the slip-petri | Me& Mr» A. W. coat has been fought.l back from its long exits of negless.
Mr Hotties
Hipper
Hogan
A new waterial for hat trimming Mr G. Hwat with us: Steel. The cool gleam of the Mr H. E. Hyde chilliest of mantals leads a cham to three Mr J. Jackson
Mr S.J Jabiston quaint ttle rayes which deegrates the Front of a hat I saw
Kerr on the lawns at Mr. R. Chantilly, which was at original model, Mr Mrs J.M. Kerr
Mr John Kor ronning a feminization of the bell-top- net form with manilia straw 18 inaterial.
3
Mr G. E. Lammer
Mr & Mrs S. H. Lang,
Nton
તેને ચાહ Mr Shoel
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Mr F. Een da Silva
Mr P. Silvester
Mr & Mrs I. B. Smith
Mr E. Scan
Mr CT. Squire
·JIr. H.
Mr
H. R. Start
Stephen
Mr I
a A. Tolia
3e 1). 7. de Vries
Mr. R. A. Walesun
Mr & Mrs J. Watts Mr
F
Mrs G. E. Watts
Mr. M. George Weaver Mr. Wilson
Mr CP. Wolifer MrJ. F. Wright
REPULSE BAY HOTEL.
daughter
"!
Gloves of wlate washable kilskin are They being worn with sports costumes, are buttonless and the loose straight gutlets turn back over the han
The smartest men ia. France are going Mrs Allison an in tremendously of late for a rough and ready appearance in their sports clothes. Mr & Mrs M. Bayer One of the smart shoemakers has just Mr & Mrs Bitzer been ministering to this taste by design Miss Blair ing the heaviest locking pair of brogues Mrs. Davenport
Browse that can be imagined. They are cove red with perforated repeer straps and Mr Franklin have rubber scies and heels that being Mis R. M. Fung" them to the height of the tragic clog, Misa Geare
Toile de Jony after making our dresses Mr & Mrs L. H. Genre
Mina Cheland new mounts to decorate our evening Mes & Mi beaddresses. A black satin ribbon is
Hill and child button hole stitched with red flowers at Mr P. M. Hodgson either edge and has an appliqué of roses Mr A. E. J. Knight
Mr & Mra R. cut from a pretty toile de Jouy
For
vigorcus sports wear there are stocking caps made cf striped tricot. They are so long that they wrap around the neck once a twice and finish in a tussel. 1
Ticklemen and chill Mr & Mrs Lainel and
children. ropes and child Bir & Mrs R. Luul
The latest material for parasols is Suede kid. It comes in bright green.
·blue, scarlet, ant churapagne yellow. Of course this enables the parasol to server & Mrs. A. to keep off the rain as well as the sun.
ant
Mrt H. Lynott Mr & Mrs Lund Mr. A. Mags Mrs & Misc May Mr Neil Mr Mrs H. Nolasco
and family Mr J. L. Parker Mers A. E. Beynolds and Lickson Mr & Mrs Rodgers
anl 3 children Miss B. L.
Hogers Miss R. L. Rogers M: C. B. Shank Mr & Mrs T. W.
Mr & Mrs D. G.
Stewart' Mr J. H. Taggart Mr & Mrs Werk?
Stephens
PEAK
HOTEL
Arthur
Mat Mrs A. Lan Mr K. Larson MrW, I. Leask 3. D. Leys
Ostrich is absolutely the most import Miss E. R. Bailey 4.
song Paris Mr & Mrs L, D. F. trimming to be found
Bellamy evening gewos. In the form of great pinwheels it decorates hems, sides, waist Mr. Benjarin
nes and sleeves of dresses. Long Mr J. W. C. Bonnar scarves of ostrich plumes are carried with Mr A. C. J. Bowker chiffon gowns. The greatest chic consists Mr. Bran-l
in matching the feathers to the gown. Mr M. J. Breen though some charming effects are often Miss A. H. Breunan cbtained by using strich plumes of a con- Cal. C. Kassell Browa
Bli P. W. Brown trasting colour.
Mr T. S. Bintan If you wish to make your own war. Mr you can do so quite effectively by her H. R. Cleland
Mr J. Collis ktitching together, ribbons of race is 1.1 H. Cormack tones. A charming "home-made scarf
of
this kind I saw recently was made of r& Mr. O.W. Darch Crepe ribbon three inches wide alternat Mr Des Voe
A. Dobbin in beige, denat, henna, and white Lt. Col. R. A.
Mr.G. C. Duncan Mr & Mrs. Duncan
tonca.
On the beach at Deauville the real ser W. E. Dye Son has not yet begun. but already 31 & Mr. WA. cf the smart toilettes are out. White
Eustace
Goodfellow
frocks with red gapes sevmT strike the Mr & Mrs S. FitzRoy nevent note, and the rett used is une ir A. Forius. which might most be called pink, se Mr & Mrk W. D. much does it resemble the dear, trans- parent tone of a ripening cherry,
Mr & Mrs J. M. Gorlasi To the surf the most enterprising of My & Mrs B. A. Hale the swimmers prepare themselves for the Capt. E. Ball
Haurock fray by putting on hood-like bathing cats ar dira. which fasten under the chin with a strap Mix M. Hastin These caps nin always of the grayish or Mr J. B. Hawker yellowish natural colour of the rubb Mr G. M. Hemsworth
તા.પચાવી પા of
which
they are maile, jesa serious Mr & Mrs W. J. SWADmers, the other hami, take yest
Hawker delight in ademing their heals with the Mr. D. Billiard most brilliant red and violet and yellow Bir T. W. Hornby bathing cape, which may show any share Mr H. Howell
from that of Cossak's shaku tu tie model | Miss 9. C. Jenkins
of a housewife's
The
cap.
W. W.-Jordan pfes to bathing Mr M, E. K
Thious swimmers appear Mr Mrs E.F, Kill ́
costums..
in the
indulge iй.
closest tights in black Mr J. Kooreman
PALACE
or gray wool while the fricolous pathers ME chosen in any or all the colours of the rainbow, with little petti
Mr R. J. A. Barrett costs attatebed to the tights just below
the h
It is.
the hip line so that at least a scrap of Mr & Mrs L. Beck
Mr W. A. Hennet?" human form divine is concealed and Capt. T. L Browa ctter effect therefore considerably
MrR W.C Campbel Mr 31. Carlon the bathing robes though that lend P. Collings the Deauville bench its special character. Mr J. S. (S Mest of them are capeshaped, and the MW. S. Calf great majority are made of simple turk Mr W. E. Earle ish toweling and show horizontal stripes Mr & Mrs IL Golden- alternating white and gray blue, pleasant
♫
TMS. Lloyd 9. Lövl
Mr W. H. Lock Mr & Mrs W. Logan Mr& Mm A. N. Lucey
Capt. & Mrs I
McAins
Mr E. M. Mimoch
Mr D. W. Muntoj
Mr W. Ogden
Mrs & Miss M. D. Parr
Mr A. M. Faul
IrA. H. Peau
Sanders
Mr F. A. Perry Major & Mr. F. 6.
Phillip Ms 1. Kobertson Lt Col & Max 0,
Afr L. & Scott Dr. L. Shelshenr Dr.A. W Shovelton Mr K. JI. SkeHom Cap4. Mrs Skinner
& Mrs M. Smith, Mr & Mrs C. M. Smith"
im Blick Stubbings Sir E. L. Standee Mr & Mrx P. H.
Suckling Mrs J. S. Thomson Mr.A. W. Tickle" Ital, & Mrs E.
Trevelyan
Capt R. F. Walker MFW. Wallace Capt. A. E. Watts Miss, C. Willmott" Mr B. L. Seton Winton Mr&Mrs F. D. Wood BEr : C: Worrall
HOTEL Mr J. Jack
Mr & Mrs Lizar
Mr J. Mc Donald M: J. McFortlan Mr B. J. de H.
Mr. B. K. NowIE-
Mr L. Reith
Mr W. HORN
berg
Mr. B. Smith Mrs C. Stringer and
Mr G. Tulloch Mr A. J. Wadore
child
lours against the dull range of the Mrs Gontlastine saad and the green of the sea.
Mr C. H. Halewood
In advance of the season Deauville is
ning its shops, and one of these is shewing the new urt ficial pearls that imitate the real ones so exactly in every particular of weight, colour, and even but are composed of pearls of immense irregularities, that it takes an expert to size. To add to the humourous effect, detect the difference. There are the long sautoir" strings of evenly match made of flagrant green glass, for it is the clasp of these very short strings in
el pearls of rainbow colour, there are maxim with smart woman that it is
the short strings for the neck, or rather the throat, and there are very short strings which darely encircle the throat WContinued at fout of next column.)
better to acknowledge frankly that one
is amusing one's self with an imitation than to try to pass of xu-imitation for the real thing.
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