TELEGRAMS,
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "
SERVICE.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1905.
HONGKONG T
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HONGKONG'S LIGHTINO.
THE SOURCE OF THE ELECTRIC SUPPLYĄ
Nowadays people are so accustomed to the SERIOUS RIOT AT CANTON. luxury of electric light that when anything
POLICE STATION DEMOLISHED!
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
[From Our Own Correspondents.]
Canton, 12th January,
1.16 p.m. A very serious riot has broken out among natives in the city, and is
still unsubdued.
The police station has been demo- lished; all business is suspended, and the banks are closed.
[On the arrival of the Canton steamer Has koro, at half past three this afternoon, we were informed by officers, and prominent passengers also, that the City was apparently all quiet when the steamer left at half-past eight this morning. They had heard nothing of the rioting.ED, AT]
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- In his letter, received later in the day, our correspondent saya, the disturbance has been caused by dispute between the newly organized police force and a thee shop, be cause at the request of ad influential landlord the latter arrested a member of one of the trade who was a menth in artear with his rent. It is
gots wrong with the "works," speiking meta- pherically, they become indignant! They want to know if the city is to suffer such a condition of things any longer, it life is to be made a burden because somebody elle refuses to do his duty. With a town council, elected by the mandate of the people; we should have a clamour that would fill the papers and produce no palpable result. Au if the power that gives light, drives engines, and forms one of the great factors in curing disease, were capable of Yet our greatest scientists being chained. confess that their knowledge of what electricity is, practically amounts to nothing. Still it goes on, the grumble-the inalienable right of every British subject--and the anathenia against those who pretend to rule the unruly. The cry That there must be something wrong in the State of Denmarke if it cannot guard against what may be called temporary aberrations continues.
All large cities, at the present time, have electric light in the streets and in the principal shops and houses; naturally Hongkong has not been behind hand. In 1891 the Hongkong Electric Company was formed, and in a short time after that the streets were flooded with the rays of the arc lamp. In a back street, hidden behind the houses of Queen's Road East, stands the Hongkong Electric Com. said that it was the intention of the land-pany's premises, and since the inauguration of lord to get the premises closed and re-open them as a gambling-house. All the mer chants; of the ward protested, and in a body went and demanded the release of the prisoner. The official, refused to accede to the request with the result that a free fight ensued between the merchants and the police. Several people were wounded, and the whole
ward is now in a state of panic. Every shop is closed, no business whatever being transacted. even the fruit stands are vacated. "It is under- stood that, if the matter is not settled within a day or so, the 17th Ward will join issue in the protest with the 18th Ward.
Opium for China.
BOMBAY, 12th January. The P. & O. Co.'s mail steamer left Bombay yesterday afternoon with about 651 chests of Malwu opium. Prices are as follows
Malwa (New)...Rs. 1,640
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the light in Hongkong there has been a won- derfal advancement in the use of electricity. It has been said with truth that crime hides her hooded head when light appears, and although statistics are out of the question here, there is no doubt that the garish illumination of the electric lamp has been a better police man than even those able-bodied representa tives of law and order who parade the city streets.
AT THE WORKS.
With some such feelings as those, a repre sentative of the Hongkong Telegraph sought an interview with the manager of the Hongkong Electric Co.'s works, and stated that he tesired the privilege of what in every-day parlance is known as a "look-round," or to be as Oriental as the Oriental himself, a “look-see." One of the gentlemen connected with the establish ment made the curious remark-"Well, that's funny. I never heard of anybody wanting to' see the works before. What do you expect to see?" There was a poser.
But when the permission had been freely granted the enigma
| power each." There are also two 5ɔ-kilowat machines which are able to produce the light necessary, for 800 lamps back. They used to be worked in the day time, but the consump- tion of electricity in Hongkong is getting a large, now that they are only set working on
Sundays
LOCAL BANKRUPICIES.
At the Supreme Court this morning, before the Chief Justice (Sir Henry S. Berkeley), Mr P. W. Goldting made an application, on an ordinary resolution of creditors, that a receiving order be granted in the case of the Lai Wah firm, now baskrupt..
The application was granted, there being no opposition, and the Official Receiver (M. Brace Shepherd) was appointed trustee.
Ma Pak Chuen, an elderly tender of Pottinger Street, petitioned that a receiving order he made against the Yang Hing Bank.
Mr. Dixon, who supported the application, proved that the Bank was indebted to his client in the sum of $3,000 due on two promis. ssary hotes.
A HOW THE WASTE JB CHECKED. --
Probably some readers have seen the switch- boards at whichtheoperators work in home elec- trical factories. As a rule in the cities of Britain, the electrical factories supply power for both lighting and tramways, with the result that the board is a much more complicated arrangement there than it is in Hongkong. But that does not mean to say that the board here it simple. It is covered with letters, showing which machine is working and the district lighting, Meters are placed on the boards show- ing the amount of electricity being supplied, and with the help of the readings on the meters supplied to customers, the amount of electricity lost in transit is checked. The meter readers bring in their reports; these are compared with the reading of the meters in the power-house and the discrepancy shows what has gone to the winds.
anticipated spells debt, and debt, without a credit balance spells dishonesty, Through- out a protracted residence in the Far East. we have never ceased to inveigh against this |. all too common practice of, in one form or another, anticipating incomes, and we are glad to know many offices, our own included, where the system is strictly tabooed. No office can be regarded as stasisfactorily con ducted where 1. O. U.'s figure in the cashbox in lieu of cash, and we should like to see a campaign waged in business circles against a habit which through some turn of fortune's wheel, or some chance dispute may per manently injure the reputation of some young men whose greatest fault has been perhaps the doing as others do.--P, &• 7. Times.
To-day's Advertisements.
THEATRE
ROYAL.
Intimations.
THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1898.
"APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK.
N° NOTICE is hereby given that THE LY BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED, of 86, Strand, London, England, Tobacco Manufacturers, have on the 14th day of October, 1904, applied for the Re- gistration, in Hongkong, in the REGISTER OF-TRADE MARKS, of the following Trade Marks, consisting of the words
"HAVELOCK".
"PLUCK! "COURAGE"
in the name of THE BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED, who claim to be the proprietors thereof.
The Trade Marks have been used by the applicants in respect of the following goods —
Manufactured (obacco in Class 45:|| Facsimiles of the Trade Marks can be seen
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M. Otto Kong Sing moved that a receiving order issue in regard Wong Tai Wo. The application was rendered necessary by the total inability of the debtor to meet his lizbili- ties, which amounted to $3,000 whilst his assets, consisting of four shares in a business, IN AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE SOLDIERS at the Uffice of the Colonial Secretary of were estimated to produce about half that ambit,
The order was grauted.
BATAN ABSCONDING DEBTOR. Lao Wing Kee, for whom Mr. H. N. Ferrers' (instructed by Mr. R. A. Harding) appeared, suca the Yu Hing Lung firm, for the-recovery- CF 53791.41 being the value of goods sold and delivered.
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An affidavit was put in showing that the H. I. G. M. 8. "Fuerst Bismarck," manager of the defendant firm, who was stated also to be the sole partner in the business had absconded.
In the boiler-house, there is not that scene of bustle and heat which, one usually associates with stoking. There are six boilers, five of which are in uss. Three of the boilers ate fitted with automatic stokers, two with smoke less appliances, and one with a fuel economi- ser. Much of the work, therefore, of keeping the fires in order is done automatically, and only a few human stokers, who seemed to be having an easy time on the whole, were at work on the occasion of this visit. The coal-Plaintiff was called and said he was a cast. shed capable of holding 3,000 tons of fuelitonfounder at Caton Street, Hongkong, and adjoins the boiler-house, and alongside are the had done business with the defendant firm fitters who are continually at work repairing which made machinery for steamers. He had minor damages, or making waste good. At done business with them for several years. He the rear of the building is a large tank from produced his books showing that they were in- which the boilers are filled. As a rule the debted to him in the sum claimed. Defendant water is drawn from Tytam, but in rainy came and told him he could not pay him, and weather the water streams down from the hills that he intended to run away. Witness, who
and feeds the reservoir without cost.
AND THE COST?
had not seen him since, at once took these pro- ceedings,
Mr. F. Howell, Chief Bailiff of the Court, Now that many people are considering the cost of installing electric light in their spoke to taking possession of the property of private houses, the question may be asked the defendant consisting of lathes, machinery,
How does electricity as an illuminant com.etc, on the 24th December.
Judgment was given against the defendant Of course, the ordinary pare with gas?
firm, ** oil lamp, with all its damages, is left out of consideration. It seems that the average
ANTICIPATED INCOMES.
charge made by the Electric Company is two cents an hour for a 16-candle power lamp, or
THE CHIT SYSTEM. about half a cent dearer than the charge for
The chit system, its origin and its latter-day gas. A 25-candle power lamp would cost somewhere about three cents an hour and a abuse have been a hack subject in Far Eastern 32-candle power lamp about three and a half journals for many years now, and while fow cents per hour. There is, of course, the repair have anything to say in defence of a system of incandescent lamps to be considered and which is being constantly shown up as a per- that is not a trifle. A dozen lamps are sold at nicious one, equally few business people have $9, but consumers seem to prefer buying their had courage to make a stand against it; hence Tampa just as they require them, so that theyits continued-survival_in_our_midst_It_is_n_ have to pay go cents each for them. The trite saying that laws were not made for the Company at the present time are the Hang right people the chit becomes a bond which, largest customers of the Hongkong Electric honest man, and in the hands of strictly up- kong Club, the longkong and Shanghai Bank, makes it equivalent to ready cash. It is an King Edward Hotel, and the Government Ci-agent for convenience not a tool wherewith a vil Hospital. At the Central Market also there way to avoid responsibility may be created, is a considerable expenditure in the way of and for the sake of the scrupulous, who so electric light.
regard it, the system holds its way, though its supremacy has been so far shaken that any hotel or store deciding to abolish chits would not nowadays suffer in the same proportion as they might have done a few years ago. Every year sees changes in the China ports which demand sesponsive changes in the social and
seemed to be solved-a casuist would say it was the solution. On every side of the works there is a big board with the words printed on _it_in_large_letters—"No admission." And to make doubly sure that there will be no mistake The death of Louise Michael (Michel) so that he who runs rends easily. Now any that device appears also in Chinese characters, is announced.
body of an imaginative turn of mind might [Louise Michel was a notorious French rethink he had struck a sort of Blue Beard's den, volutionary leader, who had of late years whence came blue sparks and fighting devils. been residing in Dulwich and Sydenham, Those who can still remember a soupon of London, and as an anarchist frequently ad dressed meetings in Hyde Park. She was the magnetism and electricity courses which born at Maison-Forte, Vroncourt, Baute Marne, the syllabus prescribed in their school-days in 1930, and first distinguished herself by her will recognise the, shall we say, devils? But poetical and musical talents, which were re
Considering that the electric cables of the cognised and encouraged by Victor Hugo. In they could hardly be prepared for the plain and Company are all overhead, and that they ex- 1853 she taught at Andsioncourt, and seven
prosaic interior of the works. Even the Chintend from the Naval Hospital on the one side years later opened a school in Paris. She ese employees engaged there seemed to laugh to the Government Civil Hospital on the other took an active part with the Revolution at the terrors of the unknows and fitted about side of Victoria, it might have been thought ary Commune in 1870, and was made
nonchalance born of usage and custom.
BREAKDOWNS.
prisoner and, in spite of an eloquent defance lingering shafts, handles, and keys with the that a good many breakdowns would occur in commercial circles which they comprise; and
before the judges, was sentenced to transporta tion for life. On the amnesty to political prisoners in 1880, she was released and
ELECTRICAL LANGUAGE.
Ordinary language fails when one speaks of returned to Paris, but continuing to take the intricacies of the electric current. It is all part in communist assembles, she was re
imprisoned in 1883 and acain in 1886. very well to say that it is drawn from the clouds, or the earth, as you please, and that it is cribbed, cabined and confined to render service to mere mankind, but when it comes
She was the author of Le Cng Qouge, Le Chant des Captits, La Misère, Les Mecrobes Humains,
Le Claque Dents, Les Méprisées; Clovis, Dé- cembre suivi de Soixance et Onge, Les Pay-
the course of a year. Typhoons, for instance, would seem to menace the life of the cables, but as a matter of fact there has never been a serious breakdown for the long period of twelve years. Of course, there have been occasions when a wire has fused and for a few hours the circuit has been destroyed, but these minor mishaps were quickly remedied;
the increased transport facilities and larger floating population justify any retail dealer in refusing promiscuous credit on a signature which may be fictitious, if it is decipherable, and in any case entails an appreciable reduc.
tion in his legitimate profits when it entails half a dozen applications to realise on.
Of all developments of the chit system, how-
sans, Les Femmes à Travers les dges, Ser to giving a description of the machinery Last year, for instance, the cable running along | ever, the most dangerous and prenicious is the which effects this process, a special and very Kennedy Road and Robinson Road gave way select vocabulary understanded of the few is and for a day or so the residents there were required, and even then it is liable to miscon-living like eighteenth century worthies, with doctor. He has two opinions on every subject the halls. But that was rather a pleasant, be their wax candles and candalabra lighting up and whichever you submit be directly and in. sistently opposes it.
Memoires, Le Nouveau Monde, L'Ere Nou velle, La Chasse aux Loups, etc.-ED., H.K.T] Mr. Chamberlain and Australia.
In a letter from Mr. Chamberlain, pub lished in Melbourne declining an invitation to visit Australia, Mr. Chamberlain says that personally he would not regret if the opposi tion had an opportunity of showing the real character of their alternative policy. A short time in opposition would invigorate our party and then on their return to power they could look forward to triumph.
LATER.
Kaisor Decorates Stoessel and Nogi.
struction. For an electrician is as bad as a
cause novel,experience than otherwise.
SUBLIME CONFIDENCE.
(Under the Distinguished Patronage
of
H. E. the Governor),
SATURDAY, 14th January, at 9) P.M.
Booking at the ROBINSON PIANO Ca., LIMITED.
Hongkong, 12th January, 1905.
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
PAQUEBOTS-POSTE Francais.
FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE AND. YOKOHAMA,
HE Company's Steamship
THE
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"ERNEST SIMONS," Captain Bourdon, will be despatched for the abive Ports, TO-DAY, the 12th instant, at 10 PM.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
L. BRIDOU,
Acting Agent. Hongkong, 12th January, 1905.
S.S. ERNEST SIMONS."
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES,
Hongkong.
Dated the 11th day of January, 1905,
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DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Solicitors for the Applicants.
THE TRADE MARKS. ORDINANCE,
1896..!
APPLICATION. FOR: REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK.
NOTICE is hereby given that Messis. W. R.
LOXLEY & Co., of Victoria, Hongkong, Merchants, have on the 28th day of October, 1934, applied for the Registration, in Hongkong, in the REGISTER OF TRADE MARKS, of the following Trade Mark:-
A five-pointed Star enclosed in a circle between which and an outer circle are inserted
「the Chinese characters (洛士利洋行)
meaning "Loxley's Foreign Firm,"
in the name of Messrs. W. R. LUXLEY & Co., who claim to be the proprietors thereof.
The Trade Mark is intended to be used by the applicants forthwith, in respect of the following goods :-
Cotton Piece Goods of all kinds in Class 24 and Articles of Cluthing in Class 38,
A facsimile of the Trade Mark can be seen
at the Office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong.
Dated the 11th day of fanuary, 1905,
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Solicitors for the Applicants,
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THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1898.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK.
JOTICE is hereby given that HERBERT 17 NOVO MEISTER, of Hoechst-on-main,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
“ONSIGNEES of Cargo from London ex 5.5. Danube, from Havre ex s.s. Danube, and from Bordeaux ex s.s. Cambrae, Ville de Lorient and Ville de Valencienne, in connection with above Steamer, are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored at their risks into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Limited, at Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing. intimation is received from the Consignees Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless before 3 P.M., TO-DAY, requesting it to be landed here.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the THURSDAY, the 19th January, at Noon, will Undersigned. Goods remaining unclaimed after be subject to rent and landing charges.
All claims must be sent in to me on or before the 19th January, or they will not be recognised. All damaged packages will be examined on
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No Fire Insurance effected.
L. BRIDOU,
Acting Agent. Hongkong, 12th January, 1905.
THE DAIRY FARM CO., LIMITED,
FARMS AT POKFOOLUM. OFFICE&Town Depot:-Wyndham STREET KOWLOON BRANCH:-47, ELGIN ROAD.
ROZEN Sheep Kidneys...60 Cts. per doz. Panridges......$.50 per brace. Pheasants....$1.60 Pork Sausages 50 Cts, per I. Fritz Sausages 60 + Australian Potatoes (just $5.00 per Case of
arrived) ........................ Apples (just arrived) .........
20 Cis, per th. Australian Bacon and Ilam
65 17 Wiltshire Bacon ................
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dranced salary chit. A young man, carefully brought up, and well trained in a London in hard coin at the end of each week or month, office or store, where his salary was paid him
learns with surprise when he reaches these shores that somewhere on the establish- he joins is an individual called a compradore, and that whatever expenses he may Incur for his actual living or bis Amusements can all be defrayed by a chit traced with the magic words "compradore pay." The thing is so simple, and, as of course on receipt of his salary the whole of it is handed to this same individual to safeguard and expend, is so moral and proper, that the most punctilious youth loses sight of the remote possibilities of a month-or-two-later-and-falls- into the snart. He has been told he must do Corned Beef (Round)......... 35 Cts, per E
(Brisket) ...... 25 is others do, and for the sake of his firm make i Pork (Leg & Shoulder) 40 himself popular, and it is probably in many cases a very disagreeable shock to him to find one day that instead of the compradore having a nice little balance in hand for him, that he
fectrical machinery, then, to speak in mat To show the confidence which the generalment ter-of-fact language, looks just like the ma- public has in the running of the Electric Com. chinery which one finds in any ordinary fac-pany, it is only necessary to say that in very tory. When the electrician comes and says few cases do people provide gas in their houses that this engine is a 100-kilowat machine and when they instal electric light. In Britain a that the other to the left is capable of produc- merchant ar householder would no more think ing 250 kilowats-which of course as every of putting his whole trust in the electric light body knows is 100,000 wats and 250,000 wats as an unfailing illuminant than he would think respectively-why the mutual understanding is of flying. He might have electric light cer complete. At length, after enduring a deal of tainly, but he would also be connected with the
the faith of the subscribers to the Hongkong Electric Company in their illuminant is sub fime and so far it has been justified. It might he remarked here, by the way, that to this day the Electric Company have been unable to dis- cover the source of the trouble which led to the breakdown in Kennedy Road. Various plausible is that lighting acted in some way unknown on the wires. The whole thing is a mystery, however, and is not likely to be solved. It is intended in the near future to place the cables underground so that risk of breakdowns will be lessened.
THE EMPLOYEES.
The Kaiser-has-conferred the Onder-of-these-scientific-terms-and-carefully-inspecting gas mains in case of accidents. Not so here; Merit off General Stoessel and General Nogi, numerous diagrams which showed that if a in recognition of the heroic bravery display-light went out here it would not go out there,
we came to a plain ordinary story.
FOR PRODUCING ELECTRICITY, There are two machines for the production of the light in the arc lamps, of which there
ed at Port Arthur.
The Supplementary Baltic Squadron.
Admiral Botrovosky's squadron is at Port are 85 at present in the streets of Hongkong theories have been suggested, but the most has on the contrary overdrawn on the com-
Said.
But it is with reference to the machines which furnish light in the lamps to be found in shops Great Britain and Germany.
and houses that most people will be concern- The recent re-organisation of the British ed. There are two large engines capable of - fleets, coupled with the article in the Army lighting something approaching 1,675 fights of and Nuty Gazelle, advocating the destruct-candle power each. One of these engines
tion of the German fleet before it becomes runs night and day, for although Hongkong is When it is stated that over 100 men are
too powerful, has caused a regular scare in official quarters in Berlin; it is understood that reassuring explanations have now been given.
Shipment of Gold to Japan. The 9.5. China ships half a million of gold to Japan.
supposed to be a sunny place there are dark corners in it where, the electric light is essential if one is to find his way about, Besides electricity is used nowadays, for a variety of purposes, from fans to stoves. At sunset both machines when working to gether are capable of producing the reqsisite amount of electricity for the city, but as a rule, one of these 10-kilowat machines-the tech nical word has to come in somewhere evidently is joined by a 250-kilowat machine, and of these there are two. So that there are two machines each capable of giving light to some
constantly employed in the streets repairing the cables and incking for flaws, and that over 30 men are at work in the factory it will be seen that the Company gives honest employ ment to good many hard working individuals. Of course, the majority of those employed pac Chinese, but there are over half a dozen European electricians in control, and all night European is on duty, watching for the Rongkang Electric Company is going on slightest defect in the light. Altogether the Speculation is rife at Shanghai, says the local
quietly, steadily, and carefully, intent upon Times, regarding the destination of the tow
meeting the wants of the public. There is boat Kongnam, which left there on the 6th inst.
plenty of power at the works to supply all deeply laden (presumably coal) and with a large deck cargo of coal, Local opinion has it
longkong for years to come. So those who may imagine that the electric supply would be. that she is proceeding to the assistance of a 1,675 lamps of 16-candle power, and two ma unduly drawn upon if they installed electric Russian destroyer which was unable to get into chines each capable of giving light to some light in their shops or houses need have no Tsingtan owing, to the presence of the Japan- esc fleet outside the harbour and which now 4,000 lamps of 16-candle power. On easy pres, fear on the subject. lies at anchor somewhere to the northward of sure then, one of the light and one of the general agents for the Company, which is Messrs. Gibb Livingston & Co. are the Shawolshan. The alternative is, that she is heavy machines is capable of producing between managed by Mr. W. H. Wickham, Mr. HB. proceeding to look for a dismasted junk, them connidembly over go lights of 16-candle Bridger being the engineer-in-chiefį
pradere to the tune of one, two and even thres months' salary in advance. These are things which rarely happen by deliberate design; they are the gradual but ‘almost inevitable outcome of a wrong and wholly pernicious system, and a system which has insensibly and unconsciously
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THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1898.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK
"CALORIT"
converted many an honest man into a rogue. NALORIT KONSERVENERWAR is hereby given that "THE The compradore, like the original chit, was MUNG OHNE FRUEK G.M.B.H." of designed for very different service than that of No. 3, Chaussee Strasse, Berlin, Germany, everyone's cashier, put in his role of promis- have on the 22nd day of July, 1904, applied for the Registration, Hongkong, in the RE- cuous paymaster he is a convenient subject to GISTER OF TRADE MARKS, of the follow- wholesale abuse. In establishments where ing Trade Mark:- there is no compradore the custom of payments in advance on 1.0.U.'s by the accountant or manager obtains almost universally, and it is in the name of THE CALORIT KONSER abuse of lax credit system of the Far East. G.M.B.H. who claim to be the Proprietors the most culpable because the most deliberate. VENERWARMUNG. OHNE In such case a man deliberately and of inten- thereof. tion anticipates his earning, and the employer who sanctions it is equally responsible for the degenerating results which invariably in due course ensue. The man who is shaping his, daily life to harmonise with bis income rarely,
FEUER
"The Trade Mark has been used by the applicants in respect of the following goods
Foods, especially Preserved Foods, Canned and the like in Class 42,
A facsimile of the Trade, Mark can be seen if ever, has need to borrow, and the idea of at the Office of the Colonial Secretary of anticipating his next month's income does not i next day's dinner. The trick cannot be done occur to him any more than anticipating his Hongkong, can pr
Dated the ruth day of January, 1905 Each month has its own recurring expenses, and the ppath for which the income bay byen, 334]
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Germany, has on the 28th day of October, 1964, applied for the Registration, in flengkong, in the REGISTER OF TRADE MARKS, of the following Trade Marks:-
-The representation of a Cask and on the. Cask a Lion with a Shield and on the Shield the Letters M. L. & H, and on another part of the Cask the Chinese Characters
being the Chinese Firm name of the Applicants and the Chinese for A pure.
4-Six Trade Marks as a series consisting of The Representation of a Lion with a Shield bearing the letters M. L. & H. and having.ond or more stars according to the quality of the ros,
MEISTER LUCIUS AND BRUNING, who la the name of FARBWERBE VORM
claim to be the proprietors thereof.
The Trade Marks have been used by the. applicants in respect of the following goods:— Colouring matter especially Indigo in Class 4,
Facsimiles of the Trade Marks can ba ̈seen at the Office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong.
Dated the 11th day of January, 1905.
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Solicitors for the Applicants.
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THE POPULAR
SCOTCH
IS
"BLACK & WHITE"
ISDOTCH MISH)
JAMES BUCHANAN & CO.
SCOTCH WHISKY"DISTILLERS. By Appointment to
B. M. THE KING
HRH the PRINCE OF WALES
Supplied at all the LEADING CLUBS and HOTELS, and to be obtained", from
Solicitors for the Applicants, the principal Stores,