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HOTEL LISTS.
Hongkong Hotel.
Allan, J. O.
VESSELS IN PORT.
**Steamers,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1913,
Talehun, Chi- s.s. 1,916, R. Pass
Kadoorie, Ellis Unkai
Kabel, E 9].
Bargmand, F, Bolton, H, O. Bragg, W. H.
Barberini, E. T. Bate, E. R.
Batea, H. B.
Belilice, Mrs. E.
R.
Bayly, B. B..
Barbaraieux,
Miss H.
Kruseman, A. Lam, K, F.
Lasala, R.
Lloyd, G. T.
Lobb, Dr E. L.
· M.". Leeman, T. May Glenn,
Miss “MacIntyre, Mr. and Mrs, Neil Castro, Mr. & Martin, G.
Mrs. F.HD. E. Mason, O, Fare Castro, Miss D., "brother
Matheson, Miss
M.
Blum, 'A. N.
E. Castro Master
D. E.- Matheson, Mre.
Cambridge, A. JUR. T.
Chapple, F. T.
Claxton, A. A.
MoKean, Dr. G.
W.
Coleman, Dr. A. Mehta, B. K.
L. E. F.
Dowley, W.A.
Davis, C.. H.
Merecki, J,
Moulder, A. B. Mulder, Mr. &
Derteano, Mr. & Mrs. J. D. F.
Mrs. & 2 child- Maisonneuve,
rep.
Dewar, J.
Mrs. E R.
Menezes, Mr. &
Douglas, Mr. &
Mrs. F.
Neubert, Dr.
Mrs. R. H
Daniel Ferreira, Nolte, Dr R.
Haldis,
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More, 27th July-Shang-
hai 22nd July, Gon.—Ü,
M. S. N. Co.
Consigners
To Sail
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP AMERICAN ASIATIC 8.8. CO.
COMPANY.
8.8. NILE."
Maru, Jap. 8.8.275, Y FROM SAN FRANCISCO, JAPAN Hongkong-- New York.
Nagato, 31st July-Moji
24th July, Coal.-M.B.K,
PORTS AND MANILA,
The
above mentioned versel
„consignoes*
of
Indrawadi. Br. 8.8. 5,194,W Charters, 8th inst.—Moji 3rd inst., Coal,-8,T. Cheongshing. Br 8.8 1,989 V Mo-
Chiddell, 9th Inst Tisngtau 4th inst., Gen. -J. M. & Co. Nilo, Br. . 3,135, G, 8. Lapraki, 9th inst-Manila 7th
Nor. 8.5. 1,065, 3, Jorgen-baring arrived
cen, 8th inst.-Macassar 30th July, Sugar, Cargo are hereby notified to end J; Li.
in their Billa of lading for delivery of cargo from alongside countersignature sad inks immediate
Cargo Impeding discharge will be land- ed immediately at consignees rik and expense.
J
inst., Gen.-O. H. Ritter. Sunkiong, Br. 8.5, Y. Robinson; 9th inet. Hongay and Hoihow 8th inst, Coal- B. & S.
Cargo remaining undelivered Tura- day the 11th fast.. at noon will be
SUFZ CANAL, (With liberty so call at the Malabar
landed at consignees' risk and exporso. FOR NEW YORK & PORTS &
Cargo "remaining undelivered will, in addition to landing charger, will Saturday August 18th, 1913 at poop be subject to storage charges.
No fire insurance whatever will be effected.
All ebafed and otherwise damaged
Count)
1.8.
BLUEM-1 on or about 22nd FONTEIN T
Angest, 1918. For freight and further info nation,
cargo will be examined at the bore apply to
Company's" godown Friday, August 15th. 1918 at 10 a.m.
Hue. Fr. 8.5. 771, A. Comeliusen, 10th inst-Haiphong 8th inst, Gen A. R. Marty. Michael Jebsen. Ger. 8.8. 951, T.
Tuovbson, 11th inst Bangkok and Boihow 10th inst., Rice-Chi-liat of exceptions laken at the time of delivery to consignees and signed for
nese.
No alaitas will be entertained unless
SHEWAN, TOMES 800.,
General Agents.
companied by short delivery "note 01 | Rangkone, 62h Augast, 1918: – [ 346-
Co.
Baron Ardrossan, Br. 8.s. 2,775, L-sad on behalf of the Pacifio Mail S. S.
M, Reid, 18th inst.-Kobe 7th inst., Gen-Gilman, All claims must be filed on or before Maru, Jap. 8.8. 3.919, 5. September 9th, 1918, otherwise they
Hicase, 12th inst.-Bin-will aot be recognized, gapore, Gen.-N. Y. K.
Mr and Mrs O'Leary, Miss Iyo
Eedy, Capt.G.W. G.
Ehrenfels, Mr. & Oliver Beach,
Mrs. H. E. "
Fisher, H. G.
Mr & Mre
Ormiston, J; /
Falconer, Mr. &
Poll, G.E.
Mrs P. I.
Ray, E. H.
Fenn, W. T.
Gallotte, H: Garrow, B. Gessler, Dr, Geare, Mr. and
Mro. I. H. Gillespie, Dr. J.
M. Gordon, A. G. Goulbourn, V Gourge y, I, Grimshaw, R. J. Grisogono, P. O.
Von.
Gumbitz.A. K. Hall, P. C.
Kotohira Maru, Jap. 2,267, J.
Yamanaka, 12th inst.,- Chefoo via Weihaiwei Gen.-N.Y,K.
Roxburgh, R. R. Rubi, Am. 8 s. 2,797, James Miller,
12th inst-Manila. 10th Gon.-S. T. & Co.
THE AMERICAN AND MANCHURIAN LINE. (BUCKNALI. STEAMSHIP LINES LTD.)
HE Steam-hip
KANSAS.
O. B. RITTER,
Acting Agent Hoarkoog 9th Angust, 1918
THE
(514
Captain R. Linklater, will be despatch-
FROM EUROPE.
ed from Hoogkong on or about Sad Zeptember for
Choising, Gor, e.s. 1,021, F. Bruhn, THE H. A. L. Steamship
Reay, Misss F. Rand, Mrs. V. Bibley, J. C. Singer, E. T. Stamford, G.** Smith, Mr. and| Rajah,
Mrs. E. E. Swift, Mrs. Geo.
H. Borby, V. Stoner, Mr and
Mrs H. B.
Square, Miae A. Safier, J Schulzer, E.
Hanna, Dr. J.G. ‚Tapp, J, R. Hannibal. Mr. & Theodorides, E.
Mra, W. A." The Higgs, E. A. Vyvyan, Miss Harbord, W. T. W. Hewett, Hon. Mr. Walker, Capt.
E. A., O.M.G.
B. A, Ingersall, Lt. & Weidler, W. E.
Mrs R. E. Judah, Mrs, A. Wood, G. G.
N. E.
Ybolcon, Y. Johnson, Mr &
Mry
White, F. W.
King Edward Hotel.
Logan, W.
Almond, Mrs B.
Cargill, F. J. Castro, C. Chee, T. Connell, R."
Connell, H. E.
Dobble, Mr.
Mra.
Donaldson,
A:
Finchett, Mrs.
29
W..
Mackintosh, J......
A.
12th inst. Saigon 7th inst., Rice, B. & S. Ger. s.s. 1,275, T. "Boiefs-B my, 12th inst-Sanda- kan 5th inet. Timber * M. & Co. Luchow, Br. ss. 1,231. Mestrel,
11th inst-Amoy, 10th
• ́inst., Gen.-B. & S..
Minnesota, Jap. 13,323, J. W.
Garlick. 11th inst Beattle Wash Gen.-N. .Y.K. Landrat Scheiff, Ger. u,s. 1,620, 4. Struve, thinst-Saigon 8th inst, Rice.-S. & Co. Tsintau, Ger. 8.8. 1,002. F. Brick-
ing. 11th inst.-Boihow 10th inst., Rice.-M. & Co.
Consignees
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
“BCANDIA,"
BOSTON and NEW YORK
(with liberty to call at the Malaltz
Coast.)
The Art of
Cigarette Making
Notices
in perforakin is reached in Cairo where Messrs, Basper Fara manifasture shown, inu Drande known be
Bouton Rouge
klade of th
and
Felucca
Egyptian Cigarettes
ebulerat solealed Turkish Tabaevi andar kaal oor dialene, all the delesey of the Havour in semarred antenny DOUTON HOUG is a wasterpiece of Rs kind, FELURIL Egyptian Cigarettes are of perfect quality bay a little muter
BEAR BRAND
MILK.
NATURAL SWISS
MILK STERILISED.
This Milk once opened, keeps longer than
NEW MUSEUM
FOR LONDON.
An Historical Medical Museum of extraordinary completeness and range of subjects, and officially connected with the forthcoming International Medical Congress, has been organised by Mr Henry 8 Wellcome at 54A,
more Street, W.
On the occasion of the opening ceremony an interesting historical address, outlining the evolution of medical science from the ear- liest times, was delivered by Dr Norman Moore, President of the Section History of Medicine of the Congress, who acted as obairman of the proceedings and formally opened the museum.““
Dr. Moore reviewed the growth of museums and drew attention: to the fact that in this country their inception had been always the work of private individuals unaided by Government grants. To this excellent procedent the Historical Medical Museum wâs no exception. It was a fresh example of the same spirit, but novel, in that a museum illustrat- ing the history of medicine had nover before been attempted in England. Dr. Moore described some of the principal exhibite, which ranged on the three floors of the museum, include illustra-
tions of medical and surgical treatment by primitive man in post ages and among Savage races of to-day up to the latest
research intocause and prevention and cure of, for example, sleep- ing-sickness, malaria and other ECourgea of mankind."
For fright and farther particulars ordinary Milk and can be used for any purpose for developments based on scientific
which ordinary Cows' Milk is generally used.
apply to
Notices.
THE BANK LINE-Limitsi Captain Jochimis, baring arrived,
Agoats: Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed Hongkir. 12th August, 1918, г369 that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godowa Company, Limited, at Hong- kong and/or Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained against Billa-
-Lading countersigned by the Under WE have much pieture in annauracing to our igned.
Optional Cargo will ba ostried an less notice to the contrary be given o-day.
All claims must be presented within 10 lays of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognized.
No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godoars, and all foods remaining nadelivered after the
9th inst, will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods must be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 19th Fast, at 9.30 d.m.'·
No Fire Insurance will be effected by
From EUROPE, COLUMBO and in any case whatever,
STRALIS.
T
HE Company's Steam ship
IYO KARU,"
baring arrived from the above ports,
Consignees of Cargo are hereby informs
.
This steamer bringe on Cargo :— ex...s.Trelleborg" from
Abus 11 Germani." Goteborg BAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE,
Boogkong Office.
ม
bave opened
nuujero patrens and customers that we
A New SILK STORE
Tel. 66.
SOLE AGENTS.
F. BLACKHEAD & CO.,
ST. GEORGE'S BUILDING"
SHOPPING MADE EASY.
THE STORE FOR EVERYONE
A vote of thanks to the chair- man for his address was proposed by Sir Thomas Barlow, Bart., who fulfils the double role of President of the Royal College of Physioi- ons and also President of the International Medical Congress, and, who expressed. appreciation of the high educational value and importance of
in the most op indique style and laction at the large The Queen's Road Central Co. seconded by Six Frederick
Commodious Premises No. 38&40
Queen's Road Central,
where we are diaslaying an adienty new, bandsome letely occupied by Mesare, H. Rutonjed & Son,
requ stock, of
Silk Goods & Jewellery Ware
of all descriptions in a variety of new, elegant and astractive designs and patterns,
"The stock freiden, a chaice palection of Turkish, Perslan & India Stik, Carpets & Woollen Rugs
a chaste and elegant pasients.
Prices specially reduced for am
Cheapest store in the Colony, An early visit earnestly solicited,
D. CHELLARAM, Hongkong, 26th July, 1918,
Hongkong, 18th August, 1918. [148 How to kill
NIPPON YUSEN "KAISHA. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM EUROPE, COLOMBO AND STRAITS.
THE Company's Steamship
Disease
Germs
F348
The gerins that menace your health and the health of your family are killed quickly by
Majer, Mrs. Massey, Miss. ed that thoir Goods are being landed McHugh, Mr. and placed at their risk in the Hoog & Mrs F. E. kong and Kowloon What? and Godown Mody, Mr & Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where Mrs. J. H. Nesch "nontigument will be sorted out Morriss, Mrs.
maik by mark and delivery can be ob Murphy, J. A.
tained as soon as the Gods are landed. Gerlach, Mr. & Murray, M. F. Options goods will be carri I on un-
Mrs. W, W. Nobbs, A. P.
less instructions are given to the contrary Grimble, G. Passmore, Capt. before NOON, TO-DAY. Harris, J. B
& Mrs. W. C.
Goods at cleared by the 19th Heinemann. Mr. Peake, A. D. J. August, wil be subject to rent.
& Mrs.
Saunders, Miss.
Damaged packages must be left ie the Hingle, E. J. Schenk, Mrs.
Go owns for examination by the Con- Jonson, B.
Shothamer, Mr. signee's and the Co.'s representatives at Kraft, Mr. & & Mrs.
an appointed hour. All ela mi must be where each consignment will be sorted Mrs. W. D. Sibreo, Dr...
presented within ten daysof the steamer's utmark by mark and delivery can be ob the Powerful Disinfectant Lauritson, Mr. & Spurge, H. 8.
arriral hers, after which dato they can-tained as soon sa the Goods are landed. Mre.
Stewart, Capt, not be recognized. No claim will be Lemare, Mr. & · & Mre A. H. admitted after the goods have left the
Walker, D.
Godowok. Whitelaw, G, C.
Mre. Lennox.
Grand Hotel.
Allan, Mr.
Mre.
Bartle..
20
& Hill, Miss
Hyde, Lapt
Jack Mr & Mrs
Crew, Mr. and Keyt, Dr.
MIE. A. B,
Cecil, Miss
Coyne, F.
Frith, A: Fearon Frenck, C. Freese, M. Frampton, Miss Gooding, S. Gourier, V. Greenhill, Miss
JI
Lewingdon,
Capt. J. 8. Lorria, F. McGrath, J. Michael, Miss Mowat, Capt Poole, Mra. Paunceford, J. Romaine, Miss
Smith, R. Weismann, C.
Craigieburn="
Mouter, Mrs. Caldwell, Mr. Caldwell, Miss MoDougall, Mr. Carpenter, Mr.
and Mrs. and Mrs. MoCalg, J. Cornell, W. A Reynaud, Ma- Kydd, Mr. and
dame & mon- Mrs.
olour Galbraith, V. Smith, Mrs. G.
M.
Smith, E.G.
Buornier, Mrs. Wood, H. M.
|
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA,
Agents, Hongkong 13th August. 1918.
450
"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
W
"WAKASA MARU," aving arrived from the above pocis. Consignees of Cargo are hereby inform- ed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns
st Kowloon,
GN
unless instructions are given to the con- and you will keep the whole place Optional goods will be carried ou Use CN regularly in your house sary befolu Noon, to-day.
Goods not cleared by the 16th free from many of the causes of Augast, will be subject to rent,
serious illness--and you will also
AND GENERAL MERCHANTS.
UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS
ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES:
HIGH CLASS TAILORS EXPERIENCED CUTTERS.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
THE ONE PRICE STORE.
HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY. CHEAPEST STORE IN THE EAST. '
Queen's Road, Central: The Old Supreme Court. Telephone 1450
Nolices
WING KEE & CO.
47-49, Connaught Rd, SEIP CHANDLERS,
PROVISION & COAL
MERCHANTS
Hongkong, 23rd May, 1912.
Over 30 years ago the late Lord BoscopsGeld testified to the benefits be received from HIMROD'S CURE, and every post brings.
simler letters to-day.
HIMROD'S
A tablespoonful in a gallon of CURE for
Damaged packages must be left in the keep it clean and odorless. Godowne for examination by the Con-water is all you need, igneo's and the Co.'s representatives
CN is safe to use. It won't
at an appointed hour. All claims must hurt your hands.
be presented within ten days of the
steamer's arrival here, alter which date The Yellow Package with the they cannot be recognised. No claims
From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO,will be admitted after the goods have
LONDON AND STRAITS, 6.8. "BENLOMOND," ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardoni and/or extra hazardons Godowne of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., whence andför from
the Godowns,
Agenta,.
Gable Top
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA, THE CHINA COMMERCIAL Hongkong. 11th August, 1918.[484
COMPANY.
To Ball
the whares delivery may be obtained.INDRA" LINE, LIMITED.
No Claims will be admitted after the
Goods have left the Godowns, and all|
Goods remaining undelivered after the 20th inst, will be subject to rent.
.
For BOSTON & NEW YORK, (With Liberty to Call at Malabar Coast)
TOE Steamship
**INDRAGHIRI "'
3, DUDDELL STREET.
LESSONS IN CHINESE.
M3
ton years,
ASTHMA
FAMED FOR 40 YEARE.
Sold in tins by all Chemists and Stores throughout the Country. Beware of Imitations..
TEN MILLIONS FOR TELEPHONS.
Mr Samuel Announces Big Development Scheme.
Treves, Bart, who referred in. eloquent terms to the progress of medicine, and stated that it would be hard to exaggerate the service this museum will render. to that great cause.
.'
Sir Rickman Godlee, Bart., President of the Royal College of Surgeons, followed with a vote of thanks to Mr. Wellcome for the great service he had rendered to the profession. This was seconded by Sir Francis Champneys, and a tour of inspection then took placs.
All epochs and most countries will be necessary to go to the are représented in the series of exhibits which illustrate nor only money market for the money, but that it can all be provided the main stream of medical culture out of the funds in the hands of and learning from the Bages of the National Debt Commissioners antiquity-Hippocrates, Galon, without floating any Government Avicenna and the rest--but also the curious and often weird loan."
medical oustoms and beliefs of half civilised tribes. Such a com- plate collection of medical and surgical appliances of ancient, medieval and more recent times tas never hitherto been brought together in any country,
Three Millons This Year. Thie annoucement followed the statement that during the present financial year the Postmaster General is spending out of capital about £3,000,000 in new tele- phone construction and develop
ment.
"Paintings. of the great masters In the course of his reply Mr, of medical art, relics of famous. Samuel mentioned that there surgeons, masks, fetishes and were about one million calls in charms of medicine men from London during a day. He was savage lands, Babylonian and afraid that it would be impossible Egyptian sculptures, and the to conduct the service at all if the most up-to-date results of pathol- subscribers did not accept the ogical investigation are exhibited Post Office record as the basis of in great profusion, yet in orderly the accounts they received. But and instructiy sequence, he suggested that some meter se- vice on a subscriber's instrument might presently remove one grievance.
Another interesting point made by Mr. Samuel was that nearly
half the trunk calla in Eng- land
are made between the
Particulary attractive are the reproductions in "pictures and actual sconces of the apothecarisa". shops from Roman times down to the 18th century, and the quaint the middle ages. illustrations of hospital work in
The collection has aroused pro
hours of ten and twelve in the found interest and will form the day. If, therefore, the Post Office nucleus of a permanent Historical were to provide anything appro- Medical Museum in London. aobing a ne-delay sзrvice during those two hours they would have to spend an immense amount of capital which would be lying idle for the remaining 22 hours. That was not a sound financisi | proposition.
Not an Autocrat.
Useless Records.
Now that a Tasmanian youth lias succeeded in setting up, s new record by skating contin
An expenditure of ten million R LI HON FAN, Chinese
It would be obviously wrong, nously for 74.1/2 hours at the end All Olaine against the Steamar muet
graduato versed in literature pounds on the development of the has been a teacher to European officials national telephone service during he added, for him in an autoora of which doctors forced him to be presented to the Undersigned on or
And merchants in this Colony for over the next few years is contemplattic fashion to force upon the rotire, some other person avid of before the 80th lust, or they will not)
ed by the Postmaster-General. community any large new scheme notoriety will no doubt try to be recognised.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Capt, Kelway, will be despatched Europeans to peas in the Chinese ex-London business men, who point-putation much satisfaction was genuine sportsman attaches any He has a good method of training Replying to a deputation of of rates without a coreful inquity, skate for 75 hours without a A statement which gave the de-stop. Despite the fact that no Goods are to be left in the Godowan, as above on 14th August.
amination, and is possessed of first ed out a number of defects. in the where they will be examined on the This Steamer has superior accommorate certificate an Chinese teacher. present service, Mr. Herbert that in which Mr Simuel expres-value to these pseudo-sporting
dation for a limited number of aule He has also good knowledge of Samuel announced that before sed his willingness to act with perfomances, No Fire Insurance has been affected, passangers. Bills of Lading will be countersigned For fraight or passage, apply to
Those who intend leaming the Chin-long he would be going to Parlia the committes of the London records of the kind are continu by
JARDINE, MATHESON ese Language are requested to write care ment to ask for authority to bor. Chamber of Commerce, as he did elly being made. But so long GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO
with the various Advisory Boards as people can be found to witness AND CO., LTD. of Hongkong, Talegmph" office arrow this amon Agente.
direct to 37 Hollywood Road, ist floor I should like to say," he add- now being formed in provincial a six-day oycling race, there will Hongkong, 18th August, 1918. 1448 Bongkang, Bist Jul [100 Hongkong, 20th Jan, 1911, (214, od " that we do not anticipate it towne,
bo no lack of competitors,
20th last at 11 LM.
Ageata, July,
1918
Mandarin and Hakka
fresh senseless
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