THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1904.
NOTICE.
THE WEATHER WILL BE EXCEEDINGLY
COLD AFTER YOU PASS PORT SAID ON YOUR WAY HOME AND COLDER
STILL SHOULD YOU GO VIA U. S. A. OR CANADA. YET YOU CANNOT AFFORD
TO LOSE THE SPLENDOUR OF THE MEDITERRANEAN OR PACIFIC SEA BY
NIGHT.
THEREFORE A TRAVELLING RUG BECOMES A NECESSITY AND
WM. POWELL, LTD., ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY FINE SCOTCH RUGS FROM
$8.50 TO $25.00. THESE WILL BE FOUND IN THEIR GENTLEMEN'S DEPART-
MENT AT 28, QUEEEN'S ROAD, WHERE THEY ALSO STOCK ALL OTHER
TRAVELLING REQUISITES.
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BY THE WAY, HAVE YOU HEARD THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED
19 CASES OF NEW SPRING GOODS WHICH ARE NOW OPENED OUT, AND
OTHER LARGER SHIPMENTS FOLLOW TO STOCK THEIR NEW PREMISES
IN DES VŒEUX ROAD WHICH WILL BE OPENED SHORTLY? ONE OF THE
CHIEF FEATURES OF THE BUSINESS WILL BE THE GRAND WINDOW DIS-
PLAY WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO ATTRACT THE ATTENTION OF EVERY-
ONE IN THE COLONY.
N.B.-THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT IS AT PRESENT AT 34, QUEEN'S
ROAD (UPSTAIRS).
Fylated and Published by JOSH PEDROJBRAGA, for the Hongkong/Telegraph Company, Limited, at the Prigting Office of the Company, No. 1, Ice House Hond, in the City of