HOTEL LISTS.
Hongkong Hotel.
Adair, "Mr. and Hunt, M. J.
Mrs.
Aurely, G.
Bagley, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Baldwin, G. L. Barberini, E. T. Baring, M:
Innes, Capt. R.
Judah, Mrs. A
N. E.
Koysell, T. E Komor, S. Kopp, A Krusoman, A Barker, S..
Kubitz, Dr. Bate, E. R. Larsell, Dr. and Beaumont, G. A. Mrs. S. L. Beauregard, Lloyd, G, T.
Comto G.U. de Mackenzio, A. Bohn, Mra. E. MacKichan, A. Boll, Mr. and Mrs. 8.
C. D. J. MacGregor, N. Belilios; Mrs. E. ...' C.
B.
Bona, G. A. Bennett, Mr. and
Mrs F. Bethell, Mrs 11. Beynon, Capt.
U. R."
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31. 1913.
Consignees
TOYO KISEN KAISHA. THE Steamship
"SHINYO MARU." FROM SAN FRANCISCO, via HONOLULU, AND JAPAN PORTS AND SHANGHAI. The above-named Steamer having anived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified to send in their Bills of Lading for conatersignature, and to take im mediale delivery of cargo from alongside Cargo remaining undelivered on SATURDAY 1st Feb., at 5 r., will be landed at Consigaves' risk and ox- pense and delivery must then be taken how Company's Godown.
MacLennan, D.
G. Macedo, J. M. MacIntyre, Mr. No Fire Insurance whatever will be
und Mrs. Nail | ®fected. Macrae, Mra. No Chums will be recognised after Marriott, Dr. O. the Goods have left the Steamer or Blanch, Mr. and Martin, Miss T.wodown, and all Goods, remaining Matheson, Mrs, undelivered on FRIDAY, the 7th Brereton, HR. T. and Feb., afternoon, at 5.rar, will be sab
Ashley
jeet to rent and landing charges.
Mrs. N. F.
Brown, Miss J.
Buck, M. W. Bund, H. W..
child. McKoan, Dr. G.
W. McKenny, Dr. C. W. & Mrs. Cambridge, A. J Mehin, K. B. Campbell, J. S.Morecki, J. Cadwallader, B, Melbourne, C.
W.
D.
Buschner, 0.
Catlin. H. " Chalkley, Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs.
and maid Chalmers, J. S., Chase, Carlton Chisholm, W. T. Christio, P. N. Claire, link G.
Ste
Claxton, A..A.". Colib, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Cowen, Mrs. W.
F.
Crocker, Mies Curry, G. P. Doung, A. F. Danson, H. C. Dielmur, W. D'Oettingen, V. Douglas, Mrs. R.
H.
Dovey, A. Gr
Dunlo, Miss L.
Drew, W. C.
Melcher, J. Morris, J Mosley, R. F. Mulder, Mr. and} Mrs. J. D. F. Munch, A. H. Northcombe,
Capt. & Mr. F. D. Orvis, Mrs. F. K. Dudențaren, W.
F. C.. Piorce, Mr. and
Mrs. G. H Pinkham, L. E. Potts, Mr. and
Mrs. W. 'H, Prior, A. W.. Ray, E. H Reay, Miss F. Reichard, Dr. M. Rettich, Dr. W. Reves, Mrs.
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THE SORE THROAT SEASON.
Sore throat is the complaint of the hour.
The existing weather conditions lower the vitality, thus rendering the body liable to be attacked by the germs. which produce more throat.
Everyone knows the pain in speaking and swallowing, as well an the general feeling of illness and distress sore throat producos, just ne everyone fears that it may lead to tonsilitis or such serious diseases as diphtheria, usarlet fever, measles, etc. which begin in this way.
Moreover, sore throat is ■ catching complaint, and hitherto, when one member of the family had got it, others were attacked, so that it frequently ran through the house.
No aliments," as that well. known inedical writer, Dr. Androw Wilson; has stated in pae of his books, “oro more pain-
All chatod and otherwise damaged Cargo to be left on board or Godownful and annoying than those and examination of name to be held on SATURDAY 8th February.
affecting the throat, nor are thore any in which it is more dillioult
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All claims must be filed on or before 14th Feb, ollerwise they will not be recognised...
S. MORIMOTO, Agent.
Hongkong 31st Jan, 1913.
145
BARBER LINE OF STEAMES,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
6,8,"SHIMOSA,”
FROM NEW YORK,
by means of ordinary romelice
to reach the parts affected," for
THE GENTLEMEN'S HOUSE.
J. T.
SHAW
STOCKTAKING SALE.
JANUARY 30TH TO FEBRUARY 5TH.
A REAL GENUINE
GENUINE CASH SALE.
THE FIRST SINCE WE STARTED BUSINESS.
This is not an Annual Sale.
We are offering High Class Goods at a Special
Reduction for Cash only.
no gargle can get to the back of WE DESIRE TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR
the throat and destroy the gorme
producing the disesse, although
it is there that thoy, lodge and multiply.
Vivid Médical Testimony. Now, Science has discovered in Wulfing Formamint a substance which, harmless in itself, is so powerful that when one of these pleasant-tasting throat tablete is
CONSIGNEES of Cargo Aot sucked, it saturaton the saliva
by that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the with the most potent germ-des- Gudowes of the Hongkong and Kow.troyer known to Science. As this loon Wharf and Godown Compity, saliva is swallowed, it gets into Ltd., at Kowlson, whence and/or from every nook and cranny of the the wharves delivery may be obtained,
throat, and destroys all germs Optional Carge will be forwarded with, which it comes into con- unless notice notice to the coatiary ba tract. given before,
No claims wil be admitted after the Guoda have left the Godoras, and all Richards, H. M.Goods remaining undelivered after the Richardson, Mr. 3rd prox, will be subject to rent.
and Mrs. H. T. All claims against the Steamer Edwarde, Mies A. Schmolke, W.. must be presented to the Undersigned Ehrenfele, Mr. Sharp, E. H. on or before the 25th prox., or thing will
and Mrs. H. C. Sibley, J. C. not be recognized. · · Eilts, Mr. and Sidford,
Mrs. Mrs. J.
G. Y Erbstein, Mr. and Solomon, H. H.
Mrs. C.
Southmayd, J. Farley, Wallace 1.
A..
Stahl, Miss A-
Finlayson, Mre, Stephens, A-
C.
All broken, chaled, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined on the 3rd prox., at 11 am.
No Fite Insurnace has been offerted. Bills of Lading will be countersigned
DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agents. Dongkong. 27th Jan., 1918,
by
Fisher, H. O...
Fowlor, E. A. S.
Stephens. Mise Stilson Mra. G
W. Sutherland, P.
Fowler, E. A
Forsyth, Mre. E. D.
[138
Frederick, Mrs. Spencer, Mr. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
E. B.
W.U..
C
French, Mrs. & Spittles, Mr. &
child
Mrs. James.
Fuller, Denman Squaro, Miss. Geare. Mr. und Swift, Miss D.
Mrs. A.
Tappan. David || George, Mr and
S., Jr. Taylor, Mira 31.
J.
Tobin, Ra Tolman, Mrs. T. B. and 2 chil- dren' Vandervoot, Mr and Mrs N.
Mrs. F. J. George, Miss Goodrich, C. L. Gordon, A. G. Goulbourn, V. :Gould, Mr. J.
Gourgey, Grahani, C. A. Gregg, Miss F. Vermeij, Q. Grimshaw, R. J. Waller, U. Hall, Capt. T. P. Watkins, H. Hanna, Ur. J. G. Watts, J. H. Harbord, W. R. Webb. Mr. and Harrison, A. Mrs. B.
Wells, Mrs. W.
"H.:
Hart, S.
Heapo, F. B.
-Herzl, A.
Whamond, D. Howett, Hon. E. M.
A., C.M.G White, D. Herdman, A. E. Winkler, Mr. & Hilbert, Dr. P. A. Mrs. F. Hobson, G. Hoffmann, W. Huglies, Mr. &
Mrs. W, R.
Hope, E.
Agnew,
Mrs.
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COMPANY."
THE Steamship
*** KOREA."
FROMSAN FRANCISCO, JAPAN FORTS AND MANILA.
-Cargo remaining on board after
Over seven thousand physicians have written in praise of Wulf- ing's Formamint. Its value is attested by a doctor, who writes
The Practitioner "Having tried all the British Pharmacopivia lozenges, and most of the pro
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
IN
SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, SOCKS, BOOTS, SHOES, FELT HATS,
STRAW HATS, CLOTH HATS.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE OUR KNOWN HIGH CLASS GOODS AT SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.
21, HONGKONG HOTEL BUILDINGS, QUEEN'S ROAD,
prietary antiseptic lozanges, THE LEEDS FORGE CO.,
have become reduced to one, and only one (for sore throat), namely, Wulfing's Formamint."""
A Physician's Sole Remedy.
LTD., LEEDS.
So effective is Formamint, that Specialists in the Manufacture of RAILWAY ROLLING STOOK Dr. Paul Rosenberg, celebrat
ed physician of Berlin, declares.
of every description.. Pioneers in the Design and Manufacture of
catogorically: "I have put aside PRESSED STEEL UNDERFRAMES and BOGIES and ALL-
Tory other form of treatment but
STEEL RAILWAY WAGONS, Wulling's Formamint for cases.of sore throat."
Tho Undersigned have been appointed Sole Agents in Wulling's Formamint not only Hongkong and China. cures throat complaints but it also prevents them, for it destroys, their germs before they can infect the body. On this subject, a physician writes: As a preven- tive of germ diseases, Wulfing's Formamint has probably no Tivals.'
A doctor writes in The General
THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING CO..
OF HONGKONG, LTD.
Agents, BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Hongkong, 23rd Fantember, 1911.
.
49
TIFFINS!
$1.
DINNERS!!
THE BEST IN HONGKONG. SPECIAL MONTHLY TERMS FOR FULL OR PARTIAL BOARD.
OUR BREAD, CAKES AND
$1
SCONES,
ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE PAR EXCELLENCE,
ALEXANDRA CAFE CO.
200
220
#
3
186
191
17
4
160
170
201
185
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1912.
Practitioner. I commend this Formamint. It-and it alone-year ago, working out at ds. 71. Huber's report, on his visit to the line of treatment (by Wulfing's has received the endorsement of per Ib., against 53. 03. for 1911. East, wherein he addressed to the The alove mentioned vessel having Formamint) with the utmost con- the medical profession. A physic- The decline in price has been State of Pars some very strong arrived Consignees of Fargo are hereby filence, as being painless and ion has written that he has tried gradual, and the fact that it warnings indeed.
olid to send in their Bills of lading
Despite the Scrap Virgin lux countersignature and take im pleasant, perfectly barmloss, pro-six substitutes and found not one reprosente no more than 5d. for brave complexion which the Go Scrap Untreated 154 medista delivery of cargo from alongside. vedly bactericidal, and easily car of them ellicacions."
the whole year is a testimony to vernor of Para tried to put on Cargo impeding discharge will be land-ried out at any time, by any per ed immediately at consignees' risk and son and under any circumstances." by all Chemists, in bottles of rubber, especially when it is the Government and those in-
Wuling's Formamint is sold the persistence of the demand for matters, there is no doubt that; F.M.S. Tin Exports Figures for expense.
Write for a Free Booklet. fifty tablets. Write to-day to remembered that the total dis terested in rubber are thoroughly To obtain these beneficial re- Mears. A. Wülfing & Co., 6, posed of at the sales amounted to aroused to the danger which
The F.M.8. Government Gazet- THURSDAY Jan., 30th, 1918, at sulte, you must nee Wulfing's For Kiukiang Road, Shanghai, mea 17,657 tons, as against 0,457 tons threatens the industry. There gives the following statistics noon will be landed at consignees' riek mamint and nothing but tioning this paper, and they will, in 1011, or nearly doable can be no doubt that the step of tin exported from the F.M.S, and expense.
Wulfing's Formaminit. It is used be pleased to send you a sopy of (Financial Times.) Carge remaining nadolivored TUES-
which they are taking is the most during 1012, the figures being, DAY Feb., 4th, 1913, at noon will be by some of the most distinguished a Free Booklet, written by a subject to lading and storage charges. The Hon. Mrs. Alfred Lyttelton, sore throat.
Ceylon Rubber Exports. men and women in England. London physician, dealing with
practical one they could adopt at however, subject to revision on Official statistics of the rubber the present moment, but whether receipt of the annual return from No fire insamace whatever will be the wife of the Rt. Hon. Alfred
exports of Ceylon during Septem- it will result in any material re- All chafed and otherwise damaged Lyttelton, M.P., Home Secretary
ber, as published in the "Bard duction in the cost of labour is upper Perak :— cargo will be examined at the above in the last English Conservative
of Trade Journal," show that a very problematic. We do not Company's godown Feb., 3:d, 1918 Government, writes: "I always
total of 1,493,700 lbs. of rubber think any labour can be attracted Seremban Tin Mining. t 10 a.m.
keep a bottle of Walfing's
ware exported during that month, to the rubber foresta by less pay No claime will be entertained an- Formamint Tablets in the house,
as against 831,800 lbs. in the than is offered at present; and Perak ..477,240 The report of the Seremban corresponding month of 1911. tho Government will, wo fear, be Selangor...255.381 lose accompanied by short delivery note as I think them excellent for sore Tin Mining Company. Ltd., for Of this amount 782,000 lbs. were driven ultimately, to the step N. Sembilan 20,070 or list of exceptions taken at the time of throat."
the year ended 30th September exported to the United Kingdom which it shirks at present, namely Pahang The success of Wulfing's For-last, to be presented to the meet- 526,800 lbs, to the United States the abolition of the export tax, if mamint has induced many worth-ing on the 30th alt,, states that and 184,300 lbs., to other coun-it wishes to save any part of the loss imitations to be put on the the net profits for the year tries, which compares with 454, industry. (T. of Ceylon): market. If you are effered sub have been £1,718, which, to: 300 lbs., 206,100 lbs. and 171,400 stitutes which are said to be "just gether with the amount brought lbs. respectively for 1011. The
effected. Wood, G. G. Wright, Mr. &
Mrs. J. F. Young, J. A. Ziegler, J.
Grand Hotel.
.
Mr. and Lorria, F.
Bailey, H., S. Bauckham, E.'. Calvert, F. Cuthbert, George
Danmann, J. Davies, H. Elson
Fisher, W.
Grace, J.
Myall, A. T. Mudie, Mr.
Mrs. Paul S.
and
Mrs. Pink, Mr. and
Mra Reher, Capt. Roberte, J.. Sach, Capt. Bohmitto, L. Sharp, H. J.
Thompson, E. Tobias
Grant, J.
Gracb, P.
Gregory W P.
Griffin, Peyton Mrs,
Mrs. Hansen Hillbrecht, Dr.
delivery to consigness and siga for sal
on behalf of the Pacific Mail S.8. Co.
All claime must be filed on or before
'not be recognized. -
Feb., 29th 1915, otherwise they will FRED J. HALTON,
Agent
Hongkong, 28th Jan., 1913. f140
Astor House.
Tobias, Mr. and Allen, Miss D.
Arnold, J. B.
COMMERCIAL.
London Rubber Market. The East Asiatio Company's
as good, refuse thom, for nothing forward, makes a total of £3,715. total exports from January-Sep- Daily Report for Jan. 22 says:
Total Tin.
1012' Pols.
1911 Pels.
437,339
231,174
29,230
51,778
Total ...813,472 741,698
Value (in Singapore).
43,954
1912. 1911.
$ 40,352,508 41,105,821
The Selangor 26,894,756 21,724,432
N.
is "just as good" as Wulling's During the year dividends tember of last year amounted to The market in London yesterday Perak
amounting to 8900 have been 9,805,900 lbs. divided up as to was quiet and unchanged. declared, leaving a balance for the United Kingdom 5,480,300 closing prices were:- ward of £2,815. The din ctors lbs., the United States 3,012,300 Hard no Para spot ...
4/5 Sembilan 2,038,021 2,750,110 regrat to report the death daring Ibs, and other countries 1,304,200- Hard-fine Para forward... 4/5 Pahang 5,378,458 4,129,074 the year of Mr. WJ. Clarke, the b
| First later 'crepe, delivery Company's auditor, and ther
next three months..... 4/51 Total... 81,123,753 69,710,338 have since appointed Mr. E A
Singapore Rubber Auction. Skinner, manager of Messrs
The Singapore Chamber of Barclay and Co.'s Bank, Redruth by its vote of 2702,000 for the Commerce Rubber Association's Plantation Rubber Averages. purpose of encouraging the settle-seventy-first auction was held on
Musso, F. Norton, A. W, Orvis, Mrs. F.K. Patton, S. Philips, Miss Powell, J. D. Reitor, Albert Silva, J. F. Eoa
da Sommers, Mr. and Mrs. A. Treville, R. de
Para Rubber A Declaration of
War.
The National Congress of Brazil
Dossel, M. Dmitrioff, C. T. Lathrop, B.
Elbey, Miss Leon, .
Ellis Mr. and Hamilton Mr. & Walster, P. Bandet, me Lingeri, Mrs. L Mrs C. B.
Watkins, G. A. Birot, L.
Lugebil, V. Egydio, Mr. and White, Mr. and Brun, Mrs. C. L. Lyon, Mrs. W. Mrs. P."
Mrs.
Brun, O. L.
8.
Evoline, Z. P. Hyde, S.
Woodenck
Вуап, М.
Mansfield, Miss Feinstein, B. Kleinfaldt, Rev. Swift, Miss D. Canto, P.
Francois, Ch."
With the inclusion of the ment of labourers in the rubber the 21st inst. There was offered Craigieburn.
Chambers, MiesL Millar, A. 0. Garner, U. L. Chonu, H. V. Miles, Mr. and Guzman, C.
average price for plantation rub-districts has taken the first prac- for sale 421 cases (pola. 429.15 Perak Clarke, Miss A.L. Morgan, F. E. Chopard, F. A. Mr. C. S.
bar at the sale just ended Dec. tical step towards protecting the or 57,220 lbs.) and sold 392 cases Selangor Hodges, Mrs. W. Vack. Mr. and 24 our table gives a complete great industry of that country (pcla. 408.21 or 54,428 lbs.) The
9.
Mrs. Cornelinssen, Muller, W.H.G. Juster, W..
record of the course of prices from the serious attack on its prices realised were :--
Sembilan) Williamson, O. Capt and Mrs. Mulvehill, Mr. Lapicque, Mr.
during the past year. The aver position, which is menaced by the Sheet Smoked... $280 to $249. Pahang Mullin, Mrs. H. Lanzone, G, Davis, H.
and Mrs. J. D.. and Mrs. P. A. Williams, F. E. age at the lost sole was 68. old. plauting industry. This may be Sheet Unsmoked 228 237
per lb, as against da. 11fd, a taken to be the first result of
Crepe No. 1
** 228 845 Total
Adams, Mr. and Cornell, W. A. Mrs. and 2 Haselfoot, Lt. children
&Mr. Caldwell, Mr. Kydd, Mr. and Caldwell, Miss Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. Smith, Mre, G. Dedeogion H.
: JP
12
N.
Total Daty
1912.
1011.
6,403,1125,270,081 3,513,142 2,822,867 399,428 356,848
388,906 /
474,436 10,850,1208,818,704