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UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS.
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DODWELL & Co. LTD.
MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.
THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO.
New Scheme for Children's Early Endowment:-
Principal features: Small Premium, Liberal Surrender. Value, No Medical Examination, Return of Premia in the Event of Death, and Numerous Options at the Age of 25.
* WHITH FOR PAMPHLET AND FULL PARTIOULANS TO
SOLE AGENTS——
DODWELL & CO. LTD. Agents.
GANDY
BELTING
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THE EASTERN ASBESTOS CO.
QUEEN'S BUILDING, CHATER ROAD.
HONGKONC
THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING D
ESTABLISHED 1883. MANUFACTUREES OF
LTD.
PURE MANILA ROPE
8. STRAND
4 to 15"
CABLE LAID
5" to 15"
4 STRAND
3" to 10 CIRCUMFERENCE
CIRCUMFERENCE. CIRCUMFERENCE
Oil Driving Cables of any size up to 3.000 feet in length. Prices, Samples and full particulars will be forwarded on application.
SHEWAN TOMES & CO.,
LIME JUICE CORDIAL.
SIRDIR
"SOLE AGENTS:
CALDBECK
MACGREGOR
& CO.
No. 15, Queen's Road, Central
Telephone No. 75.
ASTHMA OAN BE CURED.
PUTEREI why be half suffocated, and sit my L-all night coughing, and gaping for kranth when a XINOLE dose of
HOBBS' ASTHMA CURE
wil give you sorais, promy's relief and ergore' good night's rest? This, the ssly genníze enre for Asthma, discovered (by Mr. HOBBS, « qusilled Chemist, said: ja" sufferer for many year, will, if taken (wasa necesary, efect a radical curs of
this erstwhile incurable malady.
Obtainabla at Mary, A. 3. WATSON ao, Ltd. and all Chemist and Patent Madleśna Vezdara,
Price: $2.50 per bottle.
METALS
of all kinds, especially for ship building, and engineering work s Largest and best assorted stock In the Colony.
SINGON & CO..
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"Cstablished A. D. 1880.) HING LUNG 8T, Phone 515.
General Managers.
NORTH BRITISH
AND
MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO.,
in which are vested the shares of THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CO. LTD. AND'
THE RAILWAY PASSEN- CERS ASSURANCE CO.
The Undersigned AGENTS for
| the above Company are prepared
to ACCEPT RISKS against FIRE at Current Rates.
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO. Agents.
Yorkshire
Insurance Co.,Ltd.
ESTABLISHED 1884.
The Undersigned AGENTS for
the
aboya Company
prepared to ACCEPT RISKS
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against FIRE at Current Rates. SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
AGENTS,
Photos of 1918
RACE MEETINGĮ
Also
The DERBY DAY CATASTROPHE AT HAPPY VALLEY. MEE CHEUNG
PHOTOGRAPHER'
Loe House Street. Telephone 1013,
CREEN ISLAND CEMERT COMPANY, LIMITED,
PORTLAND SEMENT.
In Casks of 375 lbs. net.
Ís Bags: of 350:lba. muž.
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918.
HOTELS AND CAFES.
THE HONGKONG HOTEL
AND
GRILL ROOM.
J. H. TAGGART,"
Manager.
NOTICES.
HOTEL
THE
1.500
PEAK
FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
"15 MINUTES FROM LANDING STAGE.
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. BLAIR.
GRAND HOTEL.
A frst clam and uptodate Hotel, most vectral locatiện within thụ Ticinity of all the princip Baska
Noted for the best Food, Refreshments Locosamodation and Ciskalinam
Cuisine under European Bupervision
Á frst-class string Orchestra renders selections from 530 rm, to 21.30 PM
Special monthly terms for residente and for Shipping People. For further particulars apply
W. BARKER, Manager.
Telephone No. 197. Telegraphic Address
"COMFORT."
KING EDWARD HOTEL
CENTRAL LOCATION. ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING,«
TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR HOTEL - LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS. Tel. 173.
Telegraphio Address: "VICTORIA
3 WITCHKLI..
Manage
THE CARLTON HOTEL. (THE ONLY AMERICAN HOTEL IN THE COLONY..
ICE HOUSE STREET. Under American Management
Moderate
Nice and quiet yet only a few minutes' walk from the Banks and Central District. 43 Eedrooms Fxcellent Cuisine. Scrupulously Cleau. Terms. Monthly and Family Rates on application to the Proprietresa...
Telephone 812.
MRS F. E. CAMERON,'
EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE.
UNDER NEW BRITISH MANAGEMENT.
THE PREMIER HOTEL. FINEST SITUATION. EXCELLENT CUISINE.
FINE
For the COUPLEXION.
it besalities and preserves the complexion, and may be freely net on” delicate 2nd sensitive skinu which ordinary toiletsoaps would irritate and coarsen."
TEL.
1877.
ARTHUR E. ODELL, (Late Grand Hotel, Southclife, England and
Royal Palace Hotel, Londen, W.)
NOTICES.
YARDLEY'S OATMEAL
The purest and finest of Soaps, selentifleslly com- bined with an Oatmeal specially treated for the extraction of its bland, soothing, superfatting
qualities.
SOAP
For the KURSERY.
A periza Nursery Soap. il sooder as it clearseL Its use enables Baby to start life with a healthy and beautiful skin and to main- its beauty through Youth to Age.
PRICES Cts. 60 a Box of 3 Cakes. COLONIAL "DISPENSARY, 14, QUEEN'S ROAD
CENTRAL
DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO.
MOTOR CARS FOR HIRE A SALE. PROMPT SERVICE.
Sole. Distributors for South China and Macab for the OVERLAND, HUDSON (and CHANDLER Motor Cars, and the HARLEY DAVIDSON Motor Cycles,
KOWLOON BRANCH, 25. NATHAN ROAD, TEL. 'K. 228.
PROPRIETOR: C. LAURITSEN. Tel. 482.
MOTOR CARS
FOR SALE OR HIRE
ORDERS BOOKED IN ADVANCE, APPLY:
EXILE CARACE.
TEL. BO 1063.
KEJ VÕLUX TOM
Scripps
27 H.P. SCRIPPS' MARINE MOTOR MODEL H.B.
Four gylinder key cla motor Two-and electrka starter Schebler korosene carburettor
High tension Magneto
Splash and force feed ailing,"
“Paragon reverse gear
Nayacao gear on same bed Only wire axposed Flywheel all-enclosed 54 voli 40 aspers battery knamelled biscit and grey Complete aquæHUDI
A two-cylinder 14 h.p. SCRIPPS Marine Motor powered
a 35 ft. boat across the Atlantic in the summer of 1912.
ALEX. ROSS & CO.
4. Des Voeux Road Central. Machinery Department.
Telephone 27.
NOTICE.
THE
LONDON DIRECTORY,
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(Published Annually) NABLES traders throughout the World to communicate direct with English
MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS
and
kiz ench diam of goods, Besides being a
complete commercial guide to London is rabarba, the Directory contains liste of
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EXPORT MERCHANTS with the goods they ship, and the Colonia! sad Foreign Markete they supply;
PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES
of leading Manufacture, Merchants, t, in the principal provincial towns and in- dustrial centres of the United Kingdom.
A copy of the current edition will be for warded freight paid, on receipt of Portal Order for 253.
NOTICES,
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Any European, Non-Asiatic or Indian desiring to leave, the Colony should apply in person at the Central Police Station between the hours of 9 a.. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 pm: daily, Applicants will be required to produce Passports or identifica-. tion papers..
tions"
All persons with certain excep who remain in the Colony for more than 7 days are required to Register themselves under the REGISTRATION of PERSONS ORDINANCE 1916. Forms of Registration giving the particulars required may be obtained at the G. P. O, and at all Police Stations.
The Penalty for MON-COM- pliance is a fine not exceeding $50.
CMR NEW CRI«CH ZEMEDY, AS PLA MU
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Dealers seeking Agencies on adrastiesERAPION price 1 radisi
their trade cards for £1, or larger advertise. mento from £S,
THE LONDON DIRECTORY, G0, 17D",
5. Abchurch Lane, London, E.0
BUS POISON, LIDEKY, MLADORS, VADIART DISEASES DISCHARGER, WRAYVEKONŠTIS, KEKUSTAMPARED ENVELOPE 701 FREE SOORIES 20 IN LE COR MED.CO, HAVERSTOC A RAJAKYST FARIS EXFOX FRUKTASSIC
CURES FZ YOKE 2007, 20, ELEKNA
FOR YOU! TRYNEW, KAGEZITASTELTS FOLK SURG 134
THERAPION
>RY THAT TRADE MARKED WURD "THERAPUSH' in DI BRIZ-GOTT.SSAME ANSTIENTE ALLGER:133 -
STRINGS
Violin Mandoline
Guitar
Banjo
THE
ROBINSON PIANO
CO., LTD.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Hankow Scottish.
The Bankow British Municipal Council have not fallen in with the proposal that the Scottish members of the local volunteers should wear kilts.
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Killed in Action.
News was received by the Inat mail that 2nd Lieut. E. H. Kay Robinson was killed in action... In France, on March 28, while soting as captain, and gallantly leading his men, Lieat. Robinson left Rongam Estate, Jobore, on leave for six months in Jannsry, 1917, and on arriving home join-.... ed up at once and was soon sent to France. He was a big, fine fellow and we well-known 15's hurdler both in Singapore and the F.-M. S. His mother, #cit- ing to friends, esys his party was wiped out by machine-gun fie.
Education la Iadis.
The Department of Statistics has collected the latest statistical
| facta relating to Indian education to show the progress that has been made during the quinquen njom erding 1916-17 and especially the main facts connected with the growth of school, colleges, and scholars, the statistics of ex- aminations, and the all important question of expenditure on educa tion. The war, as in England and in Japan, has brought about an increase in the strength and in the stability of educational policy. Although the war has prevented the large development that was. jhoped for, progress of a Tery | defizite nature has been effected, notwithstanding the gentle cocings in ROMA quarters to the contrary. Educational effort, in other words, has been continuous, and the Govern went of India have entertained such strong views about the need of a greater outlay upon education that reduction in a large way was not, and could not be. templated. The statistics are an interesting reflection of these facts and they serve to show how the war has quickened men's think- ing in regard to education.
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A Gallant Officer's Death, The death in aotion of Sroond Hardinge Meredith. B. F. O, the Lieutenant Owen Watkin Wynn
only child of the late Venerable Thomas Meredith, late vicar of Singapore, and of Mre; Heredith,
of
Park road, Leamington, bas already been reported. He was educated at Harrow and Cambridge University. He dis tinguished himself in all mecbeni- cal examinations in London, and was an excellent shot when going through his course of gunnery. At an aerodrome in England he msde a record for high firing. He obtained his wings in July, 1917, and went out to the Front in October, 1917. He was reported missing on November 20, 1917, near Cambrai, and is now known to have been killed in setion.on that date, aged 24. His •quadron commander writes :-"His low in much felt by us all; be wie very popular, he was a gallant officer, and a, feriese pilot, and died & death which cannot but be a | source of' pride' to all who were “
connected with him.”
The Late Mr. D. G. Campbell.
The deepest regret was felt in Singapore and Johore yesterday - (eays the Singapore Fres Press of | June 28),at the news of the death of M. Douglas Grabam Campbell, of the F. M. 8. Civil Service, General Adviser to His Highness the Sultan of Johore. For only a week or so had Mr Oampbell been out of health, suffering frora | low fever, bat bis" condition be- came gradually worse and om Sunday be was brought to the General Hospital in Singapore, a. more seriöns ailment manifesting itself, and from this he died at 1.30 am. yesterday. Mr. Camp... bell leaves a widow' and, two young daughters, resident at Home, at Camberley, to whom the news" of his sadden death will be 8 grievous blow. Mrs. Campbell is ́s daughter of t the late Mr. U. E. Spooner, O.M.G. who was general manager of the FHS. Bailways. A hinter of Mi Campbell, Hrs. Voules, we of the Solicitor General, died last year. Amongst other sofivities, the deceased geztleman was a keen Volunteer, and he was Mejor of the Johore Earopean Valunteer Corps Mr. Campbell was 42 years of age and cizne ont to Belanger in 1803 in a maryayor.