Notices
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25,” 1913.
FINEST OLD DUTCH
GIN & LIQUEURS.
USTKAM
Notices
|TURCO-EGYPTIAN
TOBACCO STORE.
JUST ARRIVED, RUSSIAN SMOKED FISH direct From KAMCHATKA. Also RUSSIAN TOBACCO and CIGARETTE TUBES..
RUSSIAN CIGARETTES (Papiroci) made to order, daily.
WE REPRESENT THE
LARGEST & FOREMOST EXPRESS & SHIPPING Co.'s
throughout the WORLD.
A PROMPT & EFFICIENT
service guaranteed in every branch of the business,
at REASONABLE RATES.
HONGKONG & CHINA EXPRESS, DESPATCH & STORAGE CO. Tel.-1308. (CUINA COMMERCIAL Co) THE WISE
3. Duddell St.
Forward Their Parcels and Cases, etc.
BY THE
CHINA EXPRESS CO.
FINEST OLD SCHIEDAM
THE
$14.00 per Case of 12 Quarts
INCLUDING DUTY.
SAMPLE BOTTLES FREE
LIQUEUR GLASSES
GRATIS
OTHERWISE
TAKE THE Consequences.
Connections with the principal Express and Forwarding Agencies throughout CREAT BRITAIN, THE COLONIES, AMERICA
and the CONTINENT of EUROPE.
PACKING AND WAREHOUSING,
BAGGAGE STORED or TRANSHIPPED.
Taphone No. 838. CHINA EXPRESS.CO.
31
Cuddall Street.
(ESTABLISHED 1814)
Wotels
to regular buyers on application HONG KONG HOTEL
to the
BOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CHINA.
MACEWEN, FRICKEL & CO.,
DES VOEUX ROAD
Diva Bros
TAILORS
1. WYNDHAM STREET (Flower St.) ESTABLISHED 1900.
THE OVERLAND 1913 MODEL.
WE HAVE NO COMPETITORS.
OUR COST OF PRODUCTION IS AT LEAST 50% LESS THAN OTHER MAKES. THEREFORE OUR SELLING PRICE IS $400 OF SAME H.P. OR $500 LESS THAN OTHER MAKES
DRAGON CYCLE DEPOT. (Prospective Buyers can try this Car free of charge.)
S.O.A.E.O.
FAR EAST OXYGEN AND ACETYLESE UO., LTD.
AUTOGENOUS WELDING
rupale of boilers and holle, welding of oracks.
Renewing of cormoded plates by addition of metal
Welding of broken pieces of any kind metal OFFICE: St. Mega Bailding, Red Bloor, Talena - ■ 10188.
KUHNS
Under HONGKONG HOTEL.
QUEEN'S ROAD,
Established 1867.
THE OLDEST Establisurd" FINK FOR
ART CURIOS.
USPECTION INVITED.
MARTIN'S
APIOL & STEEL SUPILLS
> Jeur jeukštis in tha hoạne, so that my iba drys | -kämely does that, ba năm falufered." Those who,
Jaroughout the World, or, pos THE NE
·BEERTIN, Chemies, Bos{{hing)40)-Rigi
DHARTIN'S
PILIS
A LA CARTE GRILL ROOM.
Don Open.
Höggling, 20th April, 1911.
JAK, SANGALT,
Manager. [25
GRAND HOTEL.
QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
TEL, ADDRESS "COMFORT"
Central Ton; Liige Airy Rasis; tot, Cold and Sower Baths; Electric Light and Fans Throngnont; Large Comfor abonage ;. I'rivate and Pablla Dars: Billiard Louis. 4OTEL LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS. Monthly Rates for Tiffin and Inner. SPECIAL DINNERS NT SHORT NOTICE. CUISINE ENTIRELY UNDER BUROPEAN SUPERVISION, 'Special Rates For Married Families. On Application To :---
TEL No. 197.
F. REICHMANN,
PROPRIETOR,
ASTOR HOUSE
(LA"B CONNẠI GUT HOTSL.) QUEFN'S ROAD, HONGKONG.
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ENTRALLY stated, sp-to-date Botel. Bently renorstel, and ande
entirely or Management. Large nd Comfortable Bars, Follect aisine ander the supervision of an Expenencel FRENCH CHIF, ano parate Table, Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Light throughout ndente, First Olse accoumodation for Families and Tourists.
For particular aud rates apply to Trezor, 170
ERTADE "ASIGT,"
PROPRIETORS.
BOA VISTA HOTEL,
MACAO.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Telegrams "BOAVISTA."
| KING EDWARD
HOTEL.
A FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
PEAK TRAMWAYS CO. Under European Management.
LIMITED.
TIME TABLE.
WEEK DAYS.
7.00 a.m. to 8.00ja.m. Every 15 mio.
8.00 s.. to 10.00' ■.m2.
10.00a.m. 11.00 M.D 11.80 .m. to 12.45, p.m. 12:45 p.m. to 1.15 p.m.
1.15 pm to 1.4
1.45 p.m. t5 2.15 pm
2.15 p.m. to 5.00 pm, 6.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m.
NIGHT OARS.
Electric Light and Lifts. Latest Improvements, Reasonabe Rates,
10 mio.
H
10 mia.
Telephone 378.
15 min.
I
11
10 blo.
15 mio.
10 min.
15 min. 10 miz.
H. HAYNES, Manage"..
Hooghong, 1st Ang., 1912.
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8.45 p.m. and 9 p.m., 9.45 p.m. to 11.80 p.m. every 15 minutes. BUNDAYS.
..
7.80 ■.m.
8.00 am, to 10.80 mm. every 15 mio. 10.80 þ.km. to 11.00 mm.
10.mia, 11:45 am, to 12.00 noon
. 15 min. 12.00 noon to 1.00 pm 10 min 1.00 pm to 5.00 p.m. ... 10 min 5.00 p.m. to 8.00p.m., 10 mis 6.00 p.m. to 7.00 pm... 18 min 7.00 pm to 8.10 p.m. 10 min. SIGHT CARS on Weit Days, SATURDAYS,'
Extra Cars at 11:16 pm SPEQIAL UAES Arrangement at the Company's Offce, Alexandis Buildings Des Voeux Road,
#OAN: D. HUMPHEETS & BON
General Maneges, Hongkong, Und May, 1911.
•
Taim
Tel. No. 43, MACAD,
THE TAIWAN RAILWAY HOTEL.
TAIPEH, FORMOSA
Under the Dirget Mangement of the
Tomas Hallway Dept
KXCELLENT CUISINE
GOCD SERVICE, RATES 6 YEN AND UP..
AND
Tailored hotel yorter meets all trains and sKÈOVICHIA, Luggage r ranged for without any trouble to guenta
flongkong, 1st Feb., 1912.
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J 7. SHAW THE GENTLEMEN'S HOUSE.
Nettleton
Shoes for Men)
Special Agency
THE FINEST FOOTWEAR IMPORTED TO HONGKONG. Cut for Quality...
Made, for the Man's Comfort Economy and Good Appearance.
Notices
WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE
that we can now manufacturo on our premises the new Kryptok invisible bifocal Lens.'
The old style of cement bifocale with their disfiguring and annoying dividing line bas bean/supplanted by a new leas with two fool, the upper portion of the glass for distance and the lower for reading, ground from one single plece of glass.
You who wear two pairs of glasses may now use one pair instead. No one can tell that you wear bifocals. Nocement to blister; no thin segmente to lose off,
Call and inspect this line. Kryptoks in regular of toric form.
We grind
WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW.
@LARK & Co.
OPTICIANS SCIENTIFIC YORK BLOGS, CHATER RD.
Most of the diseases that ravago the human face are germ disease,
The germ lives anywhero. He is“. born on a flock of dust, fed by a bad inol, narsed in a pile of decoying mat- ter, carried about by insects. He Harols on the air-on the bad spell that feeds him on the dust in which
te was born. No walls can keep him
at he is breathed into te kaman
•ystem through the throat, thrust into the system by the bite of an iascot, or works himself into the system through the hand that has touched un infected
Juct.
4.
HONGKONG
MANILA
OFFICES
78, ESCOLTA
TRADE MARK
There is but one thing hy leare-lestiass, and the odour of cleanlines, as To make a house thoroughly clean is to disinfect it. The odour of cleanliness is CN. The germ dinnot live where CN aproada its purifying infienos.
The Power of Purity in Bghting off disease has beco recognized ever since a new vise doctors went out in whers a great Ear poan ariny lay dying in it car pi, and by simple disinfection reducsă uso duath rate from sixty per cont, to
powerful a purifier as CN ?
How much greater would bare been their success if they hnd then posseseod.
1o
IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE,
BUT AN AID TO CLEANLINESS.
THE CHINA COMMERCIAL CO., 3. DUDDELL ST.
MACGREGOR'S
“V. O. S.'
** PARLIAMENT LEND"
TEL. 1208.
TRADE
CALDBECK MACGREGOR & CO
WW AW
MARK.
AQUARIUS:
THE MINERAL WATER
PAR EXCELLENCE.
FOR SALE
A LOT OF
GOLD WALTHAM WATCHES.
HIG., GOOD TIME-KLEPERS,
AT BARGAIN · PRICES,
GARRELS. BOERNER and Co,
Eiso BOIL 1*0]
In Order to Clear Stock.
Hongkong, 29th Novem'or, 1912.
JREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED.
PORTLAND, CEMENT In Csaks of 876 lbe. net. In Bags of 350 lbg, net. SHEWAN TOMES & 00.,
chamotal Mapagety
21, HONGKONG HOTEL BUILDING 3, QUEEN'S ROAD Ploughing, 16th, Augur (000 199
THE FAMINE IN CHINA,
FIGHT Famine quare mile
of 30,000:quare TWO sad a half million people facing stravation. PLEASE BEND YOUR CONTRI- BUTION TE DAY. IT WILL HELT TO SAVE LIFE Tor, H. O, GULLAND, EL
Tateros al Banting Maniger. paretion. Brangbal, mu
"Jangkang, Kath Janaap KILL EA
OUL CONTEMPORARIES.
China Mail.
The End of the War. The matter of the inoment, " however, is the probab'o settle- ment of the sanguinary proceed- ings, for which all humane people. will be thankful. The result will probably be that Turkey will be deprived of at least two-thirds of her European territory including Adrianople, Bulgaria and Mon- tenegro will, obtain the lion's share of the spoil, Servia will, in time, be able to use the seaboard of Albania and the quondam Christian subjecta of the Turk will be protected, for there can be no two questions that the abominable atrocities foolishly perpetrated in the name of Islam were connived at by Constantino- ple. In that matter, therefore, it is pleasing to know that they have received their quietus. All will hope that the settlement, negoti stions will not be so barren of re- sults as the London Peace Con- ference and that the bellicose in- dividuals will soon turn to more peaceable and profitable occupa
tions.
Daily Press.
Japan and China.
The attitude of the new Japane- 20. Ministry towards China is apparently giving some apprehen- sion at Peking, more especially as rumours have appeared in the Japanese papers that in order to distract attention from home affaire a strong foreign policy is to be followed. The policy of the last Japanese Ministry, if rumour is to be credited, was not altoget her of such a neutral nature as ap peared on the surface, or, to put it more correctly, would not have been' of such a nature if sufficient support had been forthcoming. At the time of the last session of the Diet, the Government was soverely attacked in regard to its China policy, and it was thought ascessary to hold the debate in camera. What revelations were made during that debate cannot be said with certainty, but if.. rumoar is to be credited Japan at one time proposed to take an tetive part quelling the revólu- tion and upholding the Marcha Dynasty, and even made proposals to Great Britain, which, however, the latter did not see her way to accept. If these proposals had been carried out Japan would bave discarded her attitude of neutrality, so that it may be said the neutrality of the Saionji Cabinet was more from lack of support in adopting any other policy than a matter of convio- ion. The revolution has come ind gone, and in spite of pessi- alistic utterances it would now - seem that the Republic is fairly established, though recognition by the Powers is delayed.
South China Morning Post.
Post Bellum Conditions. In various industries and emp loyments (in Russia) demand ap peare to be largely in excess of upply; such things as iron, steel, cement, bricks, coal, eto, cannot apparently be obtained in quanti ties sufficient to meet the require- mouts of the various trades in- terested. Equally significant ia the status of agrarian reform in Russia-the movement ipsagu- rated by by the late M. Stolypin. for the transfer of peasant lands from communal to individual Ownership with a
viewto
the encouragement of private intitiative and improved methods of agriculturo. Since 1906 the State Peasants' Bank by means of loans has aided in the increase- of the area owood by individual peasants by something like four and half million acres, and has sold to the peasantry more than two and a quarter million acres purchased from other owners. These few facta go far to warrant the optimism with which the able premier, M. Kokovtsoff, regards the situation of bis country and which should serve as the most effective answer to
the incorrigible croakersssible insist that progress is impossible in Russip
File Haddock, Kippers, Bloater, Chipped Potatoes. own Smoked Fish, Fried fish,
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