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HOTEL LISTS.
Hongkong Hotel.
Allen, H. J.
Anwyl, R. J. Arrkas, Miss Bandmann, M.
E. : Bandmann, M. E. Barberini, E.. T. Baring, M. Bartlett, M. Bate, E. R. Beaumont, G. A. Belden, Mrs M. Belilios, Mrs. E.
R.
Bena, G. A. Baynon, Capt.
C. R. Bishop, U.S. Black, Dr. & Miss
N.
Blanch. N. F.
Block, G.
Bonnet, F.
Bowack, G. Brandes
Bridge, Mrs. E.
F.
Brooks, Mrs. L. R. and maid Brooks, Mr. and
Mrs. P. R. Cambridge, A. J. Carson, Mrs. Caters, Barn de Chalmers, J. S. Chaprus, Mrs. Cherry, L. W. &
family Church, Mrs. C.
L.
Kessler, H... Keaya, Major Kent, Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Kessler, H... King, E. N. Kruseman, A. Laughlin, Mr. & Mrs. H. Jr. and maid Laughlin, Maa-
ter H. Lilienthal, Mrs.
A. W. Von Lindberg, Capt.
0.
Lobb, Dr. E. L.
M. Lilienthal,Capt- A. W. Von
Lysen, P.
Lowrie, 8. Mackenzie, A. MacIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Nei Macrae, Mrs. Martin, G. E. 0. Matheson, Mrs. R. T. and child. McKean, Dr. G
W. McKenny, Dr. O. W. & Mrs. McLachlan Capt. & Mrs. Mehta, K. B. Merecki, J. Melbourne, C.
D.
Clarke, Mr. and Miaz, 0,
Mrs. A. F. Claxton, A. A Cokely, T. J. Coleman, Mr. &
&
Milo, Miss Miln, Mr. Mrs. A. M. Mulder, J. D. O'Leary, Miss
G. Paine, Dr. and
Mrs. S. Cobb & F. maid
Coleman, Miss C. Cowen, Mrs. W.
F.
Crocker, Miss Davis, C, H. Daw, Mrs. G. W. Daw, Miss E." Deane, A. F. Dempsey, Mr. &
Mrs. J. J.
Mrs. H. S. Parsons, E. E;- Potts, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Preston, Miss Preston, Mr. &
Mrs. Ray, E. H.
Denson, H. C. Read, Miss A. Derteano, Mr. & M.
ron.
Mra. & 2 child- Reay, Mies F.
Ritchie, Mr. &
Mrs. Roome, Lt. Col.
Dike, G. A.. D'Oettingen, V. Dougherty, Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Douglas, Mrs. R..
.H. Dunroche, Mr. &
Mr. P. C. Dowley, W. A. Ehrhardt, F. Ehrenfels, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Ehrmann, E.
and Mre.. Ross, R. G. Roinmens, E. Rosenberg, Miss
A
Roudolph, Miss
M. F. Rousselle, 'Mr.
& Mrs. Sawyer, Miss
K. A.
Fairchild, Mrs. C. Schalthciter, P.
Fairchild, G.
Schmidt, W.
Mrs. N. H.
Finlayson, Mrs. Schregardus,
0.
Fisher, H. G.
Fowler, E. A. 8.
Seale, Mrs. H.
W.
Mrs.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, APRIL
Notices
FROM PÓLAR REGIONS
TO EQUATOR
we sincke
ESANATOGEN
"CAPSTAN MIXTURE
MILE, MEDIUM
AND
FULL STRENGTH
CAPITAR
W.D. & H. O. WILLS,
BRISTOL and LONDON,
MEE CHEUNG.
ART PHOTOGRAPHER
HONGKONG.
TELEPHONE NO. 1013.
Developing, Printing & Enlarging Tongkong, lat May, 1811.
WING KEE & CO. 47-49, Connaught Rd,
SHIPCHANDLERS,
PROVISION & COAL
MERCHANTS
Hung Eng, 23rd May, 1913,-
GLYBOGEN
PARIS
TOILET.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Largest and Best In the East. Only Manufacturers of
The
THE FAMOUS SEVES DES ALPES.
Hair Wash of the Age.
Queen's Boid 18.
Consignees
TOYO KISEN KAISHA,
THE Steamship
"TENYO MARU."
Franks, F. W. Sharp, E. H."
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, via Fuller, Denman Sibley, J. O,
HONOLULU, AND JAPAN Gamanon. II, W. Sidford, Garnett, Mr. and G. V.
PORTS AND SHANGHAI, Mrs.
Skeffington, The above-named Steamer having Capt. & Hon. arrived, Consigness of Cargo are hereby Mrs. Smyth informed that all goods are being landed & maid
at their aisk into the Company's Go- Slade. M. W down, whence delivery may be obtained.
"K. O..
No Fire fhentance whatever will be Smith, Mr. and effected.
MTM. E. E. Sorby, V. Sutherland, P.
D..
Garnett, Mr. and
Mrs. Gelre, Mrs K. Gillespie, T. P. Gillespie, A. D. Glen, Miss M. Golke, A Gordon, A. G. Goulbourn, V. Gould, Mr. J. Gourges, I Green, J. H.
1.
No claim will be recognised alter the Goods have left the Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered on Friday, 4th Ap'il, will be subject to rent and Spittles, Mr. H., landing charges.
Mrs. James.
All chaled and otherwita damaged Grisogono, P. O. Spiro, S.
Cargo to be left in godown, examination Von.
Square, Miss.
of same to to held on Saturday, 5th Grimshaw, B. J. Stearns, F. K.
inst. at 10 am. Hall, Capt. T. P. Swaffold, H. E. Hanna, Dr. J. G Tapp, J. R. Harbord, W. R. Thomas, Mrs Harter, Mr. and H. L.
Mrs. P. W. Thorne, Mrs. M.
H.. Hayhurst, Miss
H..
Tobias, M. Trenor, F. L.
Heape, F. B.
•
Hewett, Hon. E. Wakefield, W.
A., O.M.C.SH. Hewitt, Capt. D. Waterbury
Mrs. M. E.
Hickman, Mr. & Watkins, H.
Mrs. H. F
Hill, Major
Hill, Miss M. Hinchcliffe, H
H.
Hodges, F. A. Jr. Hoffman, Mra-
Hunt, T. Van Hunter, Capt.
Innes, Capt. R. Judah, Mrs. A.
NE
All Clains must be fled on or before 11th April, otherwise they will not be recognised.
8, MORIMOTO, PR Agent, t Hongkong 28th March, 1918.
Grand Hotel, Banleefort, C. Lorria Benohansen, P. Lowell, Mr. Watson, Mr. & Bonetta, Miss V. Mrs.
McGarth Mrs. D. Brill, Dr. Webb, Mr. and Fumann Meyer, N.
Mrs. B. Calvert, Miss Miller, Weill, Mr. and Coyne
Mrs A and 4 Crew, Mr. children Wenyon, W. F.
Elson, W: Whamond, D. Frampton, My Frenck, O. Williamson, M. Grace, Miss Winter, Mr. & Gourlet, N.
Mrs. R. G. L. Haden, F. Wood, G. G. Higginbothamn
Keyt, Dr. Kuhn Kadell, G
Collins. Lien Kuhl
Col & Me
ARGA
Morley Miss
Nation, W Ram, BLA
Galbraith
Mollar
GIVES JABILITY
WEHYOUR TREATMENT
MEN
STRENGTHENT
ADDS VITAUTY
Immediate Result Quaristoed Harm». loss Valuable in all cases of Atrophy. "Wasting, and; other forms of Nervous?
Debilly, so it reatores, developes and strengthens by the outward application of an invigorating skiva (01yse÷Tafa}with the aid of our celebrated Olymren Wafers (palatable). ERfse/preparallelin $1.00 old-largabel.Three beans $3.00 gold, One application alene.proves our state- meat in every m
E, Q. GLYSO SALES CO.
Lynbreo, NY. (USA)
Consignees
LINE OF STEAMERS. "BEN"
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
5,8." BENAVON" From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO, LONDON AND STRAITS, ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardona and/or extra hasardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and frodawn Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the wharyes delivery may be obtained.
CO
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all |
1913.
The Message of Sanatogen..
"Sanatogen undoubtedly invigorates the nerves braces the patient to health-brings a new hopefulness and enjoyment of life."
These words, written by Lady Henry Somerset, will come as a stirring message to all who are in that miserable despairing, state of mind which is due to weakened nerves and failing health. Such sufferers should seek at once the helpful, uplifting power of Sanatogen.
New Health and Nerve Power.
Over 16,000 qualified practising physicians have testified in writing to the great benefit which their patients have derived from Sanatogen in Nervous and Digestive Troubles, Brain-fag, Insomnia, Poverty of Blood, and various Wasting Diseases.
Sanatogen is unique among tonics because it invigorates the whole system-particularly the nerves and brain-ot temporarily, but permanently, and without any harmful effects. In the words of the well- known physician, Dr. Claude L. Wheeler: "Sanatogen is a food a highly concentrated and very nutritions food-endowed with special tonic properties. It builds. up, fortifies and strengthens the cells of the body, because it is a real cell food,”
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Consigners
FROM EUROPE.
Goods remaining undelivered after the THE H. A. L. Stearnship 5th prox will be subject to rent
L
All Claims against the Steamer murt be presented to the Undersigned on or
be recognized.
"BITHONIA!!
Consignees
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVI
GATION CO., LTD. - FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
IE Company's Steamship
LAISANG"
before the 12th prox, or they will not Capt. B. Kotats, having arrival, Coralg All bioken, chuted, and damaged hess of Cargo are hereby informed that Goods are to be left in the Godowns, their goods are being landed and placed where they will be examined on the at their siek in the harsarious and/or Cargo impeding the discharge of extra-hasardonis Godowns of the Hong- 5th at 11 am
kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company Limited, whenes delivery may baybtained against Bille-of-Lading conntarsigned by the Undanigned. Va ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈Optiipal Cargo will be carried on un-by less notion to the contrary be girat to- All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's "arrival here, McCracken, Mr. siter which date" they cannot be re-
oognised. Benson, Mr. and & Mrs. Jak
Mrs. F.
No Fire Insuranon has been, effmotad, Bills of Lading will be countenigned GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO
PAgents.
1961 (260 Hongkong, 29th Mar, 1918.
and Openshaw, D.
Brown, B.
& Birot, L.
Bishop, A.-R. Brown, J. Broumiche, Ed Brun, Mrs. C. L. Brun, OL Rycroft, P. J Rowley, Miss A Chambers, Mr. Sanborn, Wi Schmidt wa Chopard, F. A. Sharp, H. J Stephano, Miss Tobis, Mr. and
Mre. Toblas Watkins, G Weismann, C.
Whittick, P. Woodcook
Astor House,
Cooper, HD. Dally, A. W Dedeogion H. Dyer, Mrs. A. Fellenly D. 9. Gall H Ghella A Goldenburg, O Greig, W. Hob
Mrs. J. H.
McKee, Mr. &o claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godown, and "all Goods remaining undelivered after the 5th prox
Miller, FF Minor, J. H Miyər, Mrs, B. Morgan, F. F Morris, Mrs. Ka
Musso, Fem
bject to rent
AT: broken goods must be left" where they will be gua
No Fire by us in a
Parr, V.0 Pirovano, A. Powell J. D. Quirreconrt, D. Ex 8.6.
C. de kapeces Roberts Min
Abor
LINIE
Notice
EAK TRAWATB CO,
PEA
7.00 am, to : 8.00 s.as '8,00 am. to 10,00 10,00 mm. to 11.00 11.30 am: tu 22:48 13.45 pas. 30 1.16 p.m.
1.15 pmilo 1,45 pm. - 1.45 ponuka 2:15 pa 2.15 p. to 5.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m
NIGHT CARS.
10 min
COMMERCIAL.
Japan Cottons in China,
The amount of annual export of Japanese cotton -manufactorės to China is represented at about $37,000,000 yen. According to the statistics of the export trade in cation for the whole of China, the Japaness prodnats appear to is predominate in the Chinese 10 min. markels, their export showing 15 mis, snnual increase, But this in 10 mis limited to Manchuria and North China, In South Chins, particular- ly in the Yangtaze districts and Kwangtung, there are nu tracem of Japanese cotton manufactures. The market in South Chins is.
8:30 pm, and 9 pm, 9 30 p.m. to 17:0 p.m. avis half hour. 11.00 pm to 11:45.p.m.
evely quarter of an hour,
BUNDA YA.
8.00 am, to 10.50 numerary 15 min. almost monopolized by British
0.30 am to 11.00 mm.
1.45 sim. kv 12.00 noon
15 min
10
· 9.00 noon to -1.00 p.m
∙1.00 p.m. to: 5.00 pm:
5:00 pm to 6.00 pm
10 min 16.in 10 mis
6.00 pm to 7.00 pm.
10 mis
10.mis
7.00 pm to 8:10 p.m. ---
NIGHT CARS an on Work Days SATURDAYS.
Extra. Cary at 19 midnight. SPHOTAL UABE.
By Ariangement at the Company Office, Alexandra Buildings, Megh Das Vogas Boad.
manufactures, which are imported to the amountofsbout 90,000,000 yen a year, in addition to about $140,000,000
yen,
including wome 90,000,000 yen of cotton yarns imported through Hongkong. The home-weaving industry in China has recently attained conspicuous development, en pecially in the Yangtaze valley where it shows marked progress, so that China no longer needs to look for foreign, manufactures for ita supply of low-grade goods. Under the circumstances, the superior British manufacturers are being welcomed in Southern mar». kets, the demand in Szechuan and How a horse reported as miss- neighburing provinces also rising ing or stolen passed thirty-six in favour of the British manufac hours in its own stable without tures. The prospect of the export its owner knowing anything about of Japanese cotton manufacture it, while detectives, professional to South and Central China, and amateur, followed various therefore, is false scents, was related to an in- encourging. credulous lieutenant of police in! the Bedford-avenue station, Wil- liamsburg, according to the "New York Presa"
HORSE GOES UPSTAIRS.
anything but
Chinese Customs Returas
* Skanghali »The Customs Gazette covering the quarter Outober-December 1912 shows a remarkable increase The horse disappeared one
In China's trade." Itis) morning, For twenty-four hours detectives hunted in vain; finally noteworthy in view of a gent they found the horse had walked feeling that basiness has been kakor more or less at a standstill. The upstairs to the feed lofta collections for the same The animal was unable to get period of 1911 was Tle 7 402,667 down the stairs even with aid, while 1912 shows Tle. 11,274,048, and finally had to be alid down an increase of Tle 3,872,281. on a plank. Pillows were tied on its knern.
Shanghai han prospered aloog with most of the other ports. Her gain was Tle, 763,317" Algun, Bansing, Tatungkow, chwang and Ohangaha were the ports showing a decrease. The returns from all Ohinese ports are as follows:
Port
A CLUB MEMBER.
In a Manchester club (says the "Manchester Guardian.") a mem, ber of mature years and indepen dent habits collects his papers in the reading room every day be tween eleven and twelve, and Harbin District | cillesta also a basin of lump sugar. Aigua i
He sits on his reserve of literature. Sansing... alowly munches sugar as heresds. Manchonli and in time drops off to sleep. At Harbin lunch time he orders codes, bringe Suifenho a sandwich from his pocket, con- Hanobun finuss bis reading and bis engar- munching and then sleeps once Antang more. When he wakes again he Tatungko looks at the sugar basin, and if Dairen it is empty he immediately goe Newc home. Often his fellow-members Chinwar empty it purposely, because they want the papers he is sitting on. Chi Having done so they make noise Kist enough to rouse him.
1912
25,752 500
2,000.078
78,874.108
40,357482
180,120.430 11081 876 7128 879 67,538,3772
568,700
382,283,518
318,477,536
52,139,907 1,308,281,535
233,058.822. 520428 888 127,296,002
Jokan
35,072 640
MEISSONIER ANECDOTE. Shan
£2000,00 For a Drop Scene,
68,024.143
Obang
30,164 550
Yocho
147,933 742
Nankin
thinkiang
Shanghai
Soochow Hangohow Ningp Woncho
having arrived from the above Parts Consignees of cargo by her are hereby A theatrical manager (accord informed that their goods will be doing to the Paris correspm/lent of
the Daily Telegraph livered from alongside, pr remaining on board after 4pm, the on Meiesonier one day and
him to paint a drop soene..." 23:h inst, will be handed at Consignee's mini to
No Fins Insurans wi be silected. Baked the painter. risk and expanse
you ever seen any of my pictures Bills of Leading will ben sentersigned, the answer, but that's not the question. You are famous, and JARDINE, MATHESON * it's your name 1 want. The
00., LTD.
manager surely must have been General Manager an American impresario or an moy
Swatow Hongkong 28th Mar, 1915, -
25 unintelligent anticipation of one.
Canton "What is the size of the our- tain? said the paint who:saw
Collection 20 pam Kongmoon.
A Scots Yarms
In the
humorous possib
utustion:: Forly.by
the reply. Let me think for m
moment,
ont
Kow Bailway
$85.877.760
1,088,801,158
278,637.140
64,042.664
393,401 402 3,000,881:805
0820213
304,001:55:
586/438:500
807;608:588
4.988 587 132703.000
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