Horybing
TELEGRAMS.
[Reuters.]
LONDON, 7th September.
Russia.
Mr. Fraser, the correspondent of the Standard in Warsaw, has been arrested and flogged by soldiers, only escaping death by the intervention of an officer.
Later.
The Standard explains that the flogging of Mr. Fraser, as reported by a Russian paper,
is not true.
"Mr. Frater was stopped in the street by
soldiers and his Russian valet, who remon strated, was struck. Mr. Fraser was not touched. |
The Russian official communique, referred to in the telegram of the 7th instant, pro. vides for the summary trial and execution of offenders by court-martial. This communi- que, with the above provision, is welcomed by Russia, with the exception of the extre mist's.
In the meanwhile revolutionary ideas are spreading apace and gaining the adhesion of the peasants..
The French Bishops. It is understood that the French Bishops will adopt a policy of passive resistance to- wards the Separation Law, and will continue. celebrating Mass in the churches as if nothing hati happened, leaving the Govern- ment to do its worst.
8th September.
The Chinese Customs. 'The China Association bas submitted to Sir Edward Grey a memorandum urging the Government, in concert with the other treaty Powers, to insist on a return to the status quo before the recent Chinese Customs decree.
The memorandum points out the danger to the authority of the Inspector-General
and to Foreign trade.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL..
THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1906:
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When the ponies entered the track Pathan | Mr, J. E. Gresson (by Mrs. Hastings) ............. was hot favourite, having ga hackers, Roscom-'| Mr. G. Hall-Brutton (by Miss Brutton).............. (o mon next with 24. Highland Gillie 23 and Pre- | Mr. Leefe (by Miss Joan Master) stan 12. When the flag dropped to a fairly even start Pathan was on the rails. Passing the | judge's box Pathan led, Roscommon going well, second, Highland Gillie, his extra ton pounds telling, next, and Pieston, fighting for his head, lest. The same position, was kept up to pass the Golf Club, except for Preston lagging behind. Passed the Black Rock Preston challenged Highland Gillie for third place, Pathan keeping well in the lead. At the vill age and round the bend for home, Prenton, who was badly ridden at the starting of the race, row away from the bunch and looked like a
winner, but Roscommon war on his heels, while Pathan was struggling hard behind. The race home was very exciting. A few yards from the winning post Hickman brought his whip down violently on Roscommon and pushed him bafie a winner bý a head from Preston, the other two a thost way behind,
Time: 2:47 4/5 Dividend: $28.
Each lady was given, by her partour a bundle containing a dozen bamboos. Over arm, round-arm and under-armTM" bowling" was resorted by the throwers and only two ladies were auccessful in hitting the target, the others might as well have been a mile away. 5-6 P.M.-THRER QUARTERS OF A MILE FLAT RACE, HANDICAL-For all Chips ponies. Non-winning jockeys allowed sib. Entrance fee $5. 1st Prize: A cup pre sented by Sir Paul Chater, Kt., C.M.G., and prize: $25. (Entrance fee to go to winner). Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresson's tonic, rst alb...
(Owner)
Mr. Clarke's Lashmere, rist olb...(Dupree) 2 Mr. Ottery's Red Herring, tost 6lb (Mackie) 3 Mr. Clarke's Pathan, * zost 7lb..!...{(Owner) o Father O'Flynn's Merrymite, gst 8fb.
(J. E. Greison) o Mr. Wickman's Roscommon,* rast olb.......
(Owner) o
Mr. Hynes' logot, lost 61b...(Brutton) 1.-4.30 P.M.—Distance. Handicap-OPEN | Mr. Ollery's Azibelbert,* 1011 3lb (Deacon)
TO ALL COMERS. For all horses, ponies
* gib allowance and donkeys-description (whether water,
4lb allowance. country bred, China pony, or donkey, &c.). name and height of animal, and standing
Eight ponies faced the starter and a good Entrance fee $5. weight of rider to be given.
start culminated, with Ionic on the rails, the Two prizes:-One to go 10 winner and the other jockeys striving hard for early positions of. olber to the first heavy-weight (over 12 stone)
vantage. The ponies were bunched until passed past the post. First prize: Presented by Mr. illack Rock, where Roscommon, who was pre- 6. K. II. Brutten, Heavy-weight prize:viously bringing up the rear moved up thres presented by the Club, Mr. Hynes' Ingot, test 21b... (Brution)
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Mr. Reinbek's Saxonin, 131! 8lb...
(Fiefenbacher) Capt. Coleman's Linkman, 11st Sib (Owner) Father O'Flynn's Merrynure, yst t
(Giesson) o Mr. G. C.-C: Master's Manga, tost 8lb ....... (R. F. G. Master Mr. Ottery's Acthelbert, 9st 4lb... (Deacon)
Saxonia was given 200 yards start by Aethelbert, Manga 179, Linkman 100, Merry. mte 10, ingot 170 Notwithstanding the ADSL Saxonia was ven, he was 'dis.
o
places.
All the panics swang round the straight at once and a few yards from home Cresson, who was riding lonic well, drive him out of the flock and secured a win (rom Lushmeic by a length, Red. Herring third. Time: 1.38; dividend $16.50.
TIME RACE-DISTANCE ↑ mile.-Open TO' ALL COMERS. Conditions:-Ponies must complete the course within a given time. which will be declared after entries are clos
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They must be continually on the move and time cannot be filled in by turning and going over ground already covered. Firs prize to go to pony past the post nearest within time limit. 2nd prize: fag. Entrance fee: $1.
Mr. F. B. Deacon
Mr. Dupree
ced even before the football shed was passed. Tiefenbacher, the rider of Saxonia, hang on to the horse by this legs as song as the start was made. By the time the ponies had arrived home, Saxonia was just past Black Reck, both vider and pany being winded. - Mr. itynes' Ingat was the first house, Merrymite second and Mango third. When Saxonin, sher about ten minutes, came limping home. E Gresson.
and his name was given as sécond a number At the meeting of the Legislative Council 10 questioned the decision, but if they had glanced be held on Thurs lay next, the Attorney Gene.
at the condition of the race they would have ral will move the first sending of a Bill entitled seen that there were only, two' prizes. One to An Ordinance to apply a sun not exceeding to winner and the other to the "first heavy five million two hundred and two thousand weight (over iz stones) past the post, therefore one hundred and thirty-five dollars to the Pub-Saxonia, carrying the heaviest weight, could lic Service of the year 1997; and of an Ordin ance to amend The Prepared Opium Ordie's ance, 1891.
SATURDAY'S GYMKHANA.
ILUE NILE SEGURES CHALLENGE CUP, Saturday's gymkhana meeting-the last of the season-was not so well attended as was at first anticipated. The dull weather that pre- vailed during the afternoon, foliowed by threat ening rain clouds, was probably the means of keeping away a number of chicken-hearted' spectators. Notwithstanding this the old tari enthusiasts Furned out in full force! It mattered nothing to them whether a typhoop was around the corner. ttered not that fresh bland with unpronounceable names were going to secure the laurels of the day, for the turf en- thusiasts realized beyond peradventure that the "mokes" bained to face the starter afforded a chance for speculation and the possible chance of winning a few dollars.
But
The beavy downpour on Saturday morning did the race-track no gand for when the races. began it was noticed that the course was "dead" and consequently the times of the different races were comparatively slow. the racing was good and the finishes exciting.
Jest at the starter's flig dropped in the first race his Excellency the Governor, Sir Matthew Nathan, arrived in the enclosure, but he waited until the ponies had passed the judge's box hefore he made for his stand. The surprise of the meeting was in the first race, when Roscommon (Hickr an in the pigskin) romped home a winner and secured for his lew backers
a dividend of $28. For the Challenge Cup three gonies started and a splendid race was witnessed.. Blue Nile (Master up) again prov ed himself a game liule pony and won the race easily. In this event fonic was the hot favourite, having 128 backers, Blue Nile to, And King .ston 32; but many did not like the way in which Dupree rode him, for by the time Black Rock was negotiated it was seen that lonic was done for. Blue Nile winning this race secures the trophy. He has thirteen points to his good (three firsts and a third), while Kingston is only the possessor of nine points (one first, two seconds and a third`, so a was immaterial, as far as Blue Nile was 'concerned, whether he wen or not on Saturday, for he would still 'be highest in points. In the three-quarters of a mile handicap Ionic was ridden by Hon, Mr. W. J. Gresson in a field of eight ponics, and whether it was the difference in riders or not, or whether tonic made up his mind to work, was not said, but he seemed an easy win, Gresson sid ng easily. The hurdle race, which our dari writer, "A Turi Enthusiast," looked with disfavour, on account of the small en tries, ant of which he said "that it might be eliminated with advantage from future pro- grammes," was struck out from the list of events on Saturday, and a " Time ftace," which proved a very interesting feature, substituted.
Appended are the results of the different
events --
1-4PM-ONE MILK AND A QUARTER FLAT RACE HANDICAP-For all China Ponies. Non-winning jockeys allowed ; ib. Entranca fte 59, in Prize: A cup presented. · 2nd Frize: $25. (Entrance fcès to go to winner) Mr. Hickman's Roscommon, *9st glb........
Mr. Bruton's Preston, 1st olb., (Owner)' Mr. Clarke's Pathan, "ost 3lb., (Owner)... Mr. Macdonald's Highland Gillie, 11st 4ib.,
*5lb. allowance.
have walled half the distance, and during the other trait could have gone down on its knees and begged its rider to release his grip about his side a trifle to allow him to gobtain a breather, and still have won. The dividend paid in the tace was $ 2. 0.
3-5 PM-GVmkhang Club Challenge CUP --Distance one mile For all China ponies. Cateli weights at to st. 6 h. Wio- hera of an open race or open griffig race 5 extra. Non-winning subscription grif jus allowed 5. Non-winning jockeys allowed. To be won by the pony sat- ing most marks in the races for the cup. conoling 4 points for a first; a for a second; and for a third, The benefit, of marks already scored to pass with the pony on a sale. Any winner of the race to carry 5 th. extra for each win in absequent starts for the cup, but in the event of a pany entrying the penalty not, winning, 2 h to be deducted next time he start. Penalties accumulative up to
Entrance fee of $5 to go in the 15 purchase of a nimenio to the winner of each race, and $25 to second pony out of the Club funds. At the conclusion of the season a cop, value $ino, will be presented to the owner of the pony chaining the second highest number of marks..
Mr. Godfrey Master's Blue Nile, 11st 2lb...
(Owner) 1 Han, Mr. W. J. Gresson's Louic, 1ost 6lb.....
(Dupree) 2 Mr. Bruton's Kingston, 11st olb....(Owner) o The backings were 128 tickets on funig, 108 on Blue Nile and 3 on Kingston. After in numerable false starts, so many that a few mentionell that perhaps a visit to Happy Retreat and back would still find them there, the panies got off 19 a fairy event start, Ionic on the rails, Kingston in the middle course and Blue Nile outside. Passing the judge's stand the favourite was well ahead, which position did
not appear to the saludaction of a number of
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The other entries were:-Hon. Mr. W. J. Cresson; ficut, Belgrave, Messrs. C. H. Rose, Leefe, Hickman, Gegg, J: K. C. Master, W. Clarke, G. C. Mackie, G..K. Hall Bruston and
Instead of the hurdle race which has turned out to be a failure, this race was used as a sub- stitute and it was much appreciated, being out of the ordinary. The time for each pony ta over the course was given by his Excellency the Governor, who placed it at 3min. 435ec. 'he ponies after the start were regulated by their riders. All sorts of gaits were given the ponies so as to be home at the given time, but nearly all were out of it, Mr. Deacon was the nearest le got back to the winning post in 3.414/5, and Dupree in 3,361/5, the others well
into four minutes.
THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD
MINING CO., LTD.
GENERAL, MANAGER'S REPORT!
The mining report for the month ending an the nth August runs as follows:-
The accompanying sheet of mine measure. ments and assay results of prospecting work shows a total of 259 f. for the perind (4 weeks) under review: made up of 44 ft. sinking, 51 11. driving, and 16g ft, crosscutting, as againsi a total of 334 fi, for the previous month.
MINES.
Bukit Koman.-440 Level, Drive South, This has been driven 5. ft. making a total of 74. The tede, 42 . wide, assays z dwt,
440 I evel North, cross cut West-To this has been added 14 (t., making a total of 27 ft. At 18 ft, some twenty inches of mixed matter was passed through, which gave an assay value of 2 dwi.
447 Level Souili, No. 1 Winze.-This winze has been unwatered, and sinking operations are again in hand. The lade is making very strong and regular on the foot wall, and is giving very encouraging results,
340 Level, Drive South.-This end has been advanerd 13 ft., making a'lotal of 442 ft. The Imuch of quartz referred to last month opened not to 48 in, wide, worth 31 dwt. The drive now carries a lode of improved width and value.
330 Level North, Drive on Hanging Wall Branch-This has beer advanced to ft., bring ing the total to 21 ft. The lode averages 46 in. wide, worth 22 dwt,
Stopes-Ore has been won from the fellow.
spectators, for they said Dupree was not hold. ing back, while Kingston and Blue Nile were going head and head, Blue Nile looking in Gue trim. This position was only maintained 140 Level North, Winze.This has been until the matshed was passed, when Kingston sunk 16 ft./making a total depth of 43 R. The challenged tonic, the latter any dropping | lede, which comes into the winze at this point, back gridually, while Blue ile, still being slows 21 in. in width, worth 3 dwt. held back, was fighting hard for "rape." Possed Crosscutting for Stope Filling.-119 ft. of the village Master commenced riding, and this work has been done. lowering himself a bit, he gave Blue Nile his head and he shot our, lonic and Kingstoning under the whip, bat, neck and neck together- Abave the 440 Level: Stopes.--Lode 85 the twa last ponies answered beautifully to in, wide, worth 24 dwt, the lash and Blue Nile appeared to be lo danger. It was not, however, for a couple of cuts on his flanks called him to his position, and he passed the post a winner by about half a length, lonic second and Kingston a good third, When the race was over Miss Master led in Blue Nile amid great clapping of hands and
Go' Level South, No. "Winze.This has been sunk zą ft, making a total depth of 87 ft. "Well done Master," from the spectators, for and it has been connected with the stope basing secured the Challenge Cup. The dis. from the lower level. The lode for the month sance was covered in 3.11 2/5. The dividend averages 36 in, wide, worth -5 dwt. paid was $11.10. 4.-5.30P.M.-LADIES' NOMINATION"AUNT SALLY RACE.-Dolls to be placed at inter vals across the course. Gentlemen to stari
sticks and retur
Above the 340 Level: 2-Stopes-Lode 115 in. wide, worth 38 dwt,
Above the 240 Level: 2 Stopes.-Lode 8: in. wide, worth 7 dwt.
STOPE MINE.
16: Level, Drive South-This, has been The extended 16 ft, making a total of 182 ft. lode, 40 in. wide, assays 13 dwi.
160 Level, cross cut East-Here 17 ft. has mounted opposite Judge's box. On a giver been traversed, bringing the tutal to 243 ft 'signal they are in ride to a point indicated
and there dismount, pick up n bundle of The rock bas now became more settled.
starting point when they Stapes.-Above the 160 Level: 1 stops. will hand the bundle in their respective Lode 72 in. wide, worth gj dwt. The tonnage nominalers. The prize will be won by the lady who kno.ks down her dull in the least raised from here during the month is small on number of throws and in the shortest space account of putting cages in the shaft, which of time, Entrance fee $3. 1st prize: pre also delayed clearing the level and caused less rented by the Club. 2nd prize: presented footage, The cages are now in full running by the Club-Post entries.
order.
Lieut. II. D. Belgrave (nominated by Miss
Kitron)........
(Owner)
I
2
3
Mr. Dupree (by Miss Barnes-Lawrence)
(Gegg)
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Mr. G. C. Mackie (by Mrs. Hall-Brutton)...
Mr. R. G Master (by Miss Master)
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BUKIT MALACCA.
No. 1 Winze below the No. ↑ Level-Thin has been restarted and sunk 4 ft, making a total depth of 29 ft. The todo, 27 in, wido; ¦ gusays 20 dwt,
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Drive South from No. 1 Winzn.~This has been taken to 47 ft. The drive has passed, beyond the south end of the shoot and has. been stopped.
No, z Level South.--From this has been! started a crisscut east, to provide waste rock! for filling and to search for other ore bodies.
Stopes-From the stope below the No, al Level 193 tons have been broken from a lode: 47 is wdle and worth 15 dwt.
Owing to the dryness of the weather the supply of water for milling purposes was very limited, but this month copious showers are: augmenting our supply.
Working Costs accompany this
Separate sheets of Milling Returns and Milling Returns-4 weeks ending 21th August, 1906,
BUKIT KOMAN, Stampa working i 40 Period of work: 28 days, less inst time 24. hours for clean up and repairs.
Ore milled: Koman 3,047
Stope 290 total 3,337 tons. Total Amalgam': 1,520 oz., producing Retorted gold: 668 ori ນ Smelted gold:
063.938 oz. Average yield per tou: 3.97 dwt. value of tailings öga dwt.
No
No.
BUKIT MALACCA.
4
Milan 24 days) crushing 2,267 tons of
surface ore 21 and 193 tons mina are Total tons curshed: 2,460. Amalgam recovered: Retoried gold: Smelted gold:
820 oz., producing
347 03.,
246 OL z dwt,
Average yield per ton
Total tons crushed,
5.791 gold was
909.938 oz. Average yield per ton: 3.139 dwt.
Fineness of bullipe 914.315
W. H. MARTIN,
General Manager..
COMMERCIAL."
TODAY'S INTELLIGENCE,
; Noon. Buyers-Hongkong Fires $3271. HK C.. and M. Steamboats $28, China and Manilas $24, Shell Transports 27/6, China Sugars S158, Raubs $81, Kowloon Wharves Sro2, Hong kong Hotels $115, Dairy Farms $17, Tramways fz Watsons 113.
Sellers-Hongkong Banks $815. London £92 155,, Canton tosurances $325, hongkong Fires $350, Douglases $47, China Sugars Sibo, Stro, West Points Sco, Humphreys Estates Pongkong locks $35. Hongkong Lands $11, Cottons $141, China Borneos Sts, Green Islands $27, Electrics $15. Ices $136, Ropes $29; China Light and Power $101, Powells SIDA
Sales: -China and Minilas S23}, #3}; China Sugara $158, Rauhs $81,. Hongkew Wharves Ts. 24:5, China Providents $9.60.
Nominal:-National Hanks $17, Unions $785, China Fires. 593,' Indo-Chinas $74, Shanghai Docks Tis. 8.
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Fange Bank UT America-Bank 'pe age;
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To-day's Advertisements.
THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1893,
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF Trade Marks.
NIGARETTE COMPANY, LIMITED, is hereby given that the BRITISH of No. 18, Dank Buildings, Hongkong, and No. 9A, Nanking Road, Shanghai, Chinn, Tobacco Manufacturers, has, on the 8th day of August, 1906, applied for the Registration in Hongkong, in the Register of Trade Marks, of the following Trade Marks :-*
Trade Mark consists of a panel contain- ing a pictorial, representation of two gold cath, the one on the right over-lapping the other. From the holes in the centre
Intimations.
THE
ROBINSON PIANO
CO., D.
ARE SHOWING
of the cash protrude two partisans and HIGHEST CLASS
above the double cash is a rosette with cords passing down to a golden ornament and terminating in tassels on the right and left of the design. Below this por tion of the design is a golden flower with four leaves. At the top of the design are Chinese characters representing the words Double Gold Cash." At the bottom of the panel are the words "Manufactured by British Cigarette Co., Ltd, Shanghai."|| Trade Mark consists of a label of 'one panel bearing a design in Japanese style of a Full Moon in a dark sky. Five geese flying appear in the upper part of the panel, and the outline of 'n range of moun- tains with trees indicated form the lower part of the panel. The distinctive words "FULL MOUN" in English are under the disc of the Moon in the design. The disc of the Moon bears the words "FULL MOON" in Oriental characters. On the right side of the panel the words "FULL MOON" Mouthpiece Cigarettes, best in the world British Cig. Co. Ltd."
PIANOS,
THE LEADING MAKERS
он
4:
THE WORLD.
appear. Between the last mentioned print. Steinway,
ing and the disc of the Moon are Chinese characters which represent "zo cigarettes enclosed". This Chinese festering is re. peated on the left hand side of the moon disc;
in the name of the BRITISH CIGARETTE COMPANY, LIMITED, who claim to be the sole proprietors thereof.
The Trade Marks are intended to be used by the applicants forthwith in respect of the following goods:-
MANUFACTUREd Tobacco, in Class 45. Facsimiles of the Trade Marks can be seen
Hongkong. at the Office of the "Colonial Secretary of
Dated the 10th day of September, 1956,
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Solicitors for the Applicants.
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THE TRADE MARKS ordinance, 1898.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION, OF TRADE MARKS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the CHINA
-EXPORT, IMPORT AND BANK CIE.... of Victoria, Hongkong, and other places," Traders, have, on the 30th day of August, 1956, applied for the Registration, in Hongkong, in the Register of Trade Marks, of the following Trade Marks :-
1. A representation of an Emperor and a
lady surrounded by a fancy border.
1. A representation of free passion flowers
and the word "Passiflora."
...2 z 2 9/16
22/13/16
2.78
538
165
:165]
73
.57 % prem
108
133
in the name of the CHINA EXPORT, IM- PORT AND BANK CIE, who claim to be sole proprietors thereof,
3. A representation of a part of a Chinese
City and a waterway ;
3
2/3 3/1
$47
10 navy oight San Francnço & New York „,,54
mganized sagla
10 nayet sight Sydney on Melhome.......7 31
months' sight France......
4
Siranih<' sight
Unentbel night, Germany.
Par Silver.
Severeign......
THE WEATHER.
2 B
2.30
The Trade Marks are intended to be used by the applicants forthwith in, respect of the following goods-
Nos. 1 AND 2: WOOLLEN Worsted and HAIR GOODS, IN CLASSES.34 AND 35.
NO. 3: ANILINe Dyes, in ClaSSES 1 AND 4. Facsimiles of the Trade Marks can be seen at the Office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong,
Dated the 10th day of September, 1906.
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Solicitors for the Applicants.
8.96 910)
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg. First Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory:
On the 9th at 9'50 p.-Signal lowered. On the 10th at 11 40 The barameter has risen over Formoss and the S. and S.E. coasts of China, and fallen on the East coast.
The phoon-centte entered the cost yes- terday Evening a litle to the South of Amoy: It appears to be spreading Northwards as an ordinary depression
Pressure probably remains high to, the N.W. of China, and it is also about ot inch abo e It remains in defect norm, over S.E. 1 pan. from 0.2 to 0.3 inch on the China coast-be- tween Hongkong and Shanghai.
Gradients are enther steep over the E. coast of China, and strong winds to gales from H.E. to V.E will prevail over that area Moderate N.W. to S.W, winds are indicated over the N. part of the China Sea.
PORECAST.
!
I-Hongkong and neighbourhood, N.W. winds, moderate ; fine.
2-Formosa Chatinel, B. to SW, winds; fresh to moderate.
-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as No. 1.
4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan, same as No. 1.
sea.
To-day's Advertisements.
WEI-HAI-WEI SCHOOL
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THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1898.
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK.
KEITH COMPANY, of Station NOTICE is hereby given that GEO. E.
Avenue, Brockton, Massachusetts, 'U.S.A., Boot and Shoe Manufactures, have, on the toth day of March, 1906, applied for the regis tration in Hongkong in the Register of Trade
•Marks, of the following Trade Mark.:-
The representation of a man in evening dress stepping over a boot and the words "Walk Over";
in the name of CEO. E. KEITH COMPANY, who claim to be the sole proprietors thereof.
The Trade Mark has been used by the appli cants, in respect of the fallowing goods :—~
BOOTS AND Shoes, in Class 38. *
A Facsimile of the Trade Mark can be seen at the office of the Colonial Becretary of itongkong.
Dated the 8th day of September, 1906,
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Solicitors for the Applicant.
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
HE Steamship
TH
"GNEISENAU,"
having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception
be obtained.
A HIGH-CLASS EDUCATION SONS of Optum, Treasure and Valuables, are being Preparation for landed and storedat their risk into the hazardous English Public Schools by expericaced and and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong. qualified Masters. Magnificent Climate. New kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Com- School House in an excellent situation by the pany, Litnited, Kowloon, whence delivery may
Recications: Cricket, Football, Swimming, Boating.
For terms, etc., apply to the Headmaster,
HERBERT. L. BEER, LC.л. Wei-hai-wei, 30th August, 1956, 1908
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
PAQUEDOTS-POSTE FRANCAIS. FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA. "HE Company's Steamship
THE
"OCEANIEN," Captain Couret, will be despatched as above, on or about MONDAY, the 17th instant.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
G. DE CHAMPEAUX, '
Agent. Hongkong, 10th September, 1906.
;
Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before-Neon, TO-DAY.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain- ing undelivered after 17th of September, will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined on MONDAY, the 17th of September, at 9.30 A.M.
All Claims must reach us before the azad of September, or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be affected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned,
NORDDEUTscher lloyD.
MELCHERS & Co,
Agents. [Hongkong, 10th September, 1999,
Bechstein,
Bluthner,
Winkelmann,
Collard & Collard,
Hopkinson,
Hanke,
Krauss, &c
CASH OR CREDIT.
OR ON
HIRE FROM $10 PER MONTH
INCLUSIVE.
Hongkong, 22nd August, 1906.
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WHEN ONCE TRIEDIT IS ALWAYS PREFERRED TO OTHER BRANDS SIMPLY A CASE OF QUALITY, & -FLAVOUR-
SOLE AGENTS:-
H. PRICE & Co., WINE MERCHANTS,
..sa, Queen's Road Central.
Hongkong, ajed August, ipod,
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