COLD STOR
AT PORTS IN FAR EASTS
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1902.
to warrant the complaints. It is impossible to understand upon what principle this small dis fictive mark has been withheld! It cannot be directed to on the score of expense. Nor can the fact that king and it became necessary to relieve Tientsin itself perish before the city could be taken be accepted as a the advan“ | valid reason. 'It would be as unfair to withhold Ppvisioning of | the African clasp for the "Tugeln Heights" eduipped with from men who were not present at Pieters certain ports to Hill" as it is to withhold a clasp for "Tientsin,
vegetables, goo.
safme
cold atores
ques
sach stores, fo certain dis
as distri
snow comi
(wever, of
CORONATION FLOWERS.
"THE WEST,"
Prance has the lity,
Reghind the rose,
centres for VIEWS FROM THE GARDEN; IDEAS FROM. forward; and it must be asked whether the fetent supply cold storace nt cnasty pots is at all adequate? From the following ist it will be seen that on the route to the Far East. ICE CAN BE OUTAINED AT NE FORTS.
Everybody knows where the shamrock gemes:
„Šestỉand has the thistle
That grows on the hills;
Dat America's emblem is the vlotea`t
Wotels.
HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN.
PLUNKET'S GAP, the PEAK, near the TRAK TERMINUS, Tel. 56.
For Terms, &c., apply to the
Hongkong, 2nd July, 1900.
MANAGER.
GO TO THE
KOWLOON
J. H. DOWNS,
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HOTEL,
Proprietar.
Manager, KOWLOON JW. OSBORNE, HOTEL CENTRAL,
No. 179, Settlement, Yokohama.
Mails.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA
(THE JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY).
PROJECTED_SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG-SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,
STEAMERS.
SHINANG MAKU*.
W. J. Gurnow
while cold storage exists" at my seven-or Sq.runs the chorus of an old-time AmericanHE most centrally situated Hotel in Yokohama within, fiverminutes, of Hatoba (Landing WAKASA MARU
purposes: Ice-making Phants.
really at only five, the Gibralur and Malta stores existing chiefly for udy-and military
Jee-mung with Cold
Storage. Coliratie Mali Pon ald
Aden (Perim Island) Kamchi
Madras
Rangoon
Penang
Singapore
Shanghai Swatow
alerta Conto
Hogkong
The development of cold skros in India, the Straits, China, Japan and othe distant markets, seems likely to received upetus from the demand arising in Australia New Zealand for new outlets for their fra?meat and dairy products. Just as the ten pladers of India and Ceylon have discovered durig the past two or three years that the cor ng capacity of the United Kingdom is linligi; did that foreign and Colonial markets inust be deeloped as well, the producers of Australasia arelooking ahead for new outlets, and one of the caditions upon thich their trade must be built the existence of cold storage accommodatio. Provided that good meat can be sold at sufficiently cheap rate, there is
NO DOUBT DITS DEMAND,
ditty, which, according to the second line. should immediately settle the question as to what is to be the national flower on Coronation Day. The London flower girls are so to speak, "dead nuts" on the rose-the girls who con. regale round the principal centres where a score or more of baskets are often to be found, vote for the rose to "a.man." And theirs is no small voice in the matter.
"How will the public get 'em, without us, sir" queried a cruddy-faced damsel. "We shall have to push our, way through the crowds.
Pier), Banks, Post Ofice and Principal Foreign and Japanese Stores. French Cuisine. Airy and Spacious Bedrooms. Electric Light throughout. All steamers met on arrival. Tariff inclusive of board from 3 yen a day. French Spoken. English and French Billiards Best qualities of Wines and Liquors,
Telegraphic Address;—
"VERISSEL," Yokohama.
27th March, 1902.
KASUGA MARU......
J. B. Macmillan...
H. Fraser..... HIROSHIMA MARU T. Mural... Kamakura: MARU
L. VERISSEL,
Proprietor & Manager.
H. Petersen ..
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YAWATA MARU.
A. E. Moses
THE CONNAUGHT HOUSE,
QUEEN'S ROAD.
TOSA MARU.....
H. Christiansen..
DESTINATIONS. (VICTORIA, B.C. and SEATTLE,
SAILING DATES.
U.S.A VIA MOJI, KOBE and TO-MORROW, 24th April, nt
YOKOHAMA
KOBE and YOKOHAMA
NAGASAKI, KOUE and YOKO-) FRIDAY, 25th April, at
HAMA
4 'P.M.
FRIDAY, 25th April, at
Daylight
Noon.
COLOMBO .....
Noon.
MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANT
SATURDAY, 3rd May,
Daylight.
(BOMBAY, via SINGAPORE and? FRIDAY, 25th April, at
WERP, VIA SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO and PORT SAID...
SYDNEY and MELBOURNE, VIA SATURDAY, 3rd May, at
THURSDAY ISLAND, TOWNSVILLE
and BRISBANE .................................
VICTORIA, B.C. and SEATTLE,
Noon.
U.S.A., VIA SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE MONDAY, 5th May, and YOKOHAMA
4 F.31.
*Through Passenger Tickets and Bills of Lading issued for the Principal Cities in the United States, Canada and Europe, in connection with the GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY and
for they'll rever get near no shops, you take it The most comfortable family Hotel in Hongkong. Atlantic Steamers.
from me. There will be thousands of flower- gals in London on Coronation Day. I says the rose, and a red 'un, sir, and don't you fargit
i
diversity of opinion among the more prominent There seems 10 be. however, a strong florists. There is an air of uncertainty about the floral atmosphere just at present, as ne special notification has up to now been received from Royal quarters.
Mr. Phil. H. Garcia-one of the largest sellers of cut flowers, and certainly, a very excellent authority on roses-of Covent Garden. said, "The Garden has not as yet made any preparations whatever; there are no contracts that I know of. We shall not, so to speak, 'anticipate Coronation Day. It is bound to be a very long London crason, and I think that
and experience shows thathe populations of the florists will have their look-in after the two
China and Jaren would re great benefit from
TERMS MODERATE.
Hongkong, 7th December, 1901,
EXCELLENT CUISINE, LOFTY ROOMS, CENTRALLY SITUATED, CIVILITY AND ATTENTION.
J. H. WAINWRIGHT, Manager.
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THE BAY VIEW HOTEL Very best brands of Wines, Beers and Spirits only kept. dinners, a specialty.
Under entirely new management.
10750)
great days are over, when their services and (HOTEL SANITARIUM OF SOUTH CHINA);.
EVERYBODY, WILL, WEAR A FLOWER
A flesh diet The problete (steamsip lines is their wares will be in rare demand for the great not difficult of solution, for leading Japanese public functions and private entertainments line already runs heiseen elbourne, Sydney, which are sure to follow. It is no uncommon Manila, Chida and Jape; and though we thing for £1,000 to he spent in oral decora- believe the refrigerating accommodation of tions alone; indeed, I have heard of £2,500 the vessels employed is designed only to expended over flowers and palms at a recep meet the requirements of passengers and tion. I estimate that ico,000 will he so spent. crew, it could be alarged were the. new trade to develop at present Australia and New Zealand age, sipping their surplus mutton and beef to Sout Africa, but that is a business which will fall of when the war comes to an end. The Australins have already made a start, and the shippin exchanges show out ward manifests for Cina and Japan of such goods as tit.ned cheee, butter, rabbits, beef and similar produce, rigish Trade Journal
AS OTHERS SEE US.
THE SHANG AL" BUNDER."
will the Laden papers learn that, except for purely comercial matters, Shanghai is not the place from nich to draw their Far Easter news? asks Stafford Ransome in the Pall fall. He go on lo say -
Shanghai is an excelent place, and there are some good and trustorby journalists there, It is not, however, to spot from which to draw one's information at Chinese, Russian, or Japanese politics. Throughout the Far East Shanghai line for yes bean renowned as the great breeding ground of that species of wild duck that cede on he credulous newspaper, The Shanghai Banter is evolved by Euro- peas imagination of of Chinese rumour, with sometimen dash of tpped telegram in its blood. The Shanghai Boner is a curious and inter- esting, but not at n) a rare, bird.
on Coronation Day. The King is a grent lover of them, his Majesty's favourite bloom being the gardenin.. I will not attempt to prophesy what is likely to be the favoured flower, but I hope it will be one which will come within the reach of every inan, women, and child. You must remember it is June. the time of flowers, and the supply will come from the home counties-though we may get a few red roses from France-for the biggest gardens are in Middlesex, Surrey, Sussex, Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and list, for it supplies the best "red and pink Berkshire. Surrey; perhaps, stands first in the
English roses.
"Everything will depend upon the weather. If the rose crop is a good one they ought to be readily bought for 1d. or zd, each; but if there is a scarcity of them. owing to a rainy season; they will fetch from 6d. to a shilling each, and even more: Suppose we take it that something like six millions of people will be in London on the great day, and all anxious to wear the chosen bloom. Well, although I have known there to be a delivery of 25,000 roses in a single day at The Garden, yet I do not think we could cope with the demand and find enough to go round!"
Mr. Edward Goodyear of the Royal Arcade, Bond-street, was certainly a little more hopeful on this point. He was of the opinion that he would have no difficulty whatever in procuring six million English red roses if necessary, and indeed double that quantity if needed. Was it not the time of roses? Here was a ray of sun. shine indeed!
-
There was a time, however, when sound political news could be drawn from Shanghai effectively and the pensively. That was during apart of the recent campaign in North China. As all Poking telegrams cames through Shang. hal and, by the juicious expenditure of a few
Gerard's, of Regent-street, broke up entirely dollars to a Chiniman, their contents could be on new ground. Here the red rose disappeared revealed to the sfarcher after knowledge, there altogether! A prominent representative of the was no reason, Except the sense of honesty, famous Gerard, whose floral creations are to why a home newspaper should not have been be found in every aristocratic home in the perfectly well informed without going to the country, was led to thin that a combination expense entailed by a correspondent at the of Alexandra orchids and lilies of the valley front 11
We kept would meet with Royal approval. On the The genus Binder, then, may be divided recent occasions when her Majesty has been in into three categories: The Botched. the theatro they have supplied to the Queen a That which is us to the inaccurate.paraphras delightful cluster, of flowers which has been ing of a tapped telegram. 2. "The Romanticchristened, "the Coronation bouquet." It is That in which in tapped telegram is supple fan-shaped, tied with ribbons, and is composed mented by a draft on the imagination. 3 of the choicest specimens of the two flowers
The Footle (a species of gull).That which just mentioned, is based on rumours circulated by Chinese traders,
THE CHINA MEDAL
MORE OLASPS WANTED
A correspondent writes to The Times echoing the Indigestion already expressed over the allóti clasps to the China medal for the will be remembered have been given for ely Taku Forts
that only three clas these operations→ 11
'Defence of the Paking it is boen dose that a
stive of
ions," and Relief of
grave injustice has,
nemora
At the time of the late Queen's Jubilee Gerard's had fifty people at work, and they will need many more than that number for the Coronation. Miles of wire will be needed and hundred-weights of moss; the floral designs will eclipse anything done before-harps and lyres aixteen feet high, life-size swans made of ads, and comflowers, and a hundred other Iffles, huge cushions of white roses, carna. designs. And why the lily and the orchid as a national emblem ? Because the rose fades s0 quickly. Lilies will last three or four days and an orchid even longer.
Brooks, of Clotilde et Cle, probably had the Happiest suggestion of all.
We are large rose-growers," he said, "and at Canterbury we are trying to regulate the trees so that the bulk of the crop shall be ready.
THE
1.
MACAO.
HE most select Hotel in the FaEast, beautifully situated, over-looking the sea, and
affords comfortable accomodation for travellers.
The strictest supervision asto food and cleanliness is exercised by a European Manager.
Telegraphic Address: "BOA VISTA"
METROPOLE HOTEL.
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Hongkong, 7th April 1962.
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THE
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ALSO
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labours of the forces under Admiral enormous demand, and hope to have at least Sir A. R. 40,000 of the choicest roses ready for Corona-
At the precise time wanted. I anticipate an {.Im på
Sir Edward Seymour, Major
FDorward, Captain
MajdrM
luring the
been withheld, In
there can be no doubt that those?
these operations bave.
VISION and
Nandtion Day. I feel certain that the rose will be be the selected flower the White Rose of York and the Red Rose of Lancaster; and as his. Majesty represents both houses, I should not be a bit surprised to see the people wearing grounds one of each |--Pall Mall Gasitter
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