HOTEL LISTS.
HozatosG HOTEL
Corrected to 3rd October, 1912.
N. Alferier
J. W. Korteweg
D. Abraham
H. M. Abraham
Mr. and Mrs. J.
M. Lathan
STATION HOTEL
Corrected to 4th October, 1919.
Miss Best
Mr. F. E. Ramil-
ton
G. Boissevain Mrs. J. Stewart J. P. Haverkamp
Brown
Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Coenraad J. D. Carriere
Mr. & Mr. K. G. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. O. Cockram
Anderson
J. Bart
W. Butter
H. Benfeldt
F. M. Brook
J. M. Brady Miss C. Brook Mr. & Mr. C.
Hanson
Mr. & Mra RE
Bergeron
E Boericke
H. Larkin'
J. T. Kidd
Mime. Lairia
Mr. and Mrs a
Lauritsen G. Ludin Mr. J. D. Mader Mr. and Mrs. J.
Martin
A Montgomery C. R. More
Dr. O. Marriott
Kr. E. R. Belilios. E. Maslın
Mr. Mr. B. Dr. G. W. Mcāsan Mr. and Mrs. TOR
Norman
Bimey
A Bari
Lt. F. H. Correla. E. Natha Mrs. S. J. Claye W. P. Neeson Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Palmer
H. Cooto
A Clanny
F. W. Cox
F. W. Chapple
N. Croucher
C. Pedersen
F. W. Plummer
J. Pals
9. S. Perry
E. H. Ray
Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Richardson
N. Dearing |R. R. Roxburgh Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J.
Delaney and Robinson children
Birs. J. A. Deane
Mr. and Mrs. S
Hm Duffaad & F. Silsa
child
Mr. and Mrs.
M. Daniela
W. Dreymano Mr. & Mr. HM
Epstein
Miss K. Euanson
H. E Eastos
J. L. R. Fry
Miss Froberg
Lt. W. B. Fraser
J. Farez
P. D. G. Gain
N. C. Galpizzi
J. B. R.. Gardiner
W. Hsines
F. Rahamin
C. Sibley
Ireland Mr. and Mrs F.
Karl
Mrs. J. R. Capell F. Luzao
and children
A. Coghill
1. J. Edwards
C. Mommaa J. B A Moorsel
בביר
Mr. & Mrs. B. D. Capt L A. Mat-
Erans
thews
Afr. & Mrs
Gransell child
J. A. Holte
SW. Ok
and Wm. Stewart
Wm. Thom Capt. M J. L
C. J. Higgin van Waning
botham
C. H. Zabe!
KING EDTARD HOTEL.
Correced to 3rd October, 1918.
W. Ariston M. Anschau
B. O. Augustine
'G. A. Alian
Mrs. B. Almond
Mr. and
¡Mrs.
J. Jabn- stone
B. James
W. A Knight P. J. de Kant
THE HONGKONG
MOVEMENTS. OF STEAMERS.
TELEGRAPH.
The N. Y. E. .. TAMBA M. (European Line.) left London for this port via the Suez Canal of the 9th Sept and is expected here on the 18th Oct,
The American & Manchurian Line && CITY OF NEWCASTLE is due to arrive here about 10th
November.
The N. Y. K, 5.6. TOSAN M. (Calcutta Line.) left Calcutta for this port via Singapore on the 29th Sept., and is expected here on the 20th Oct.
The N. Y. K. 9.8. TOTOMI M. (Bombay Line.) left Bombay for this port via Singapore on the 28th Sept, and is expected here on the 17th Oct.
The N. Y. E. as. NAGATO M. (New York Line.) left Singapore for this port via Manis on the 30th Sept, and is expected Lore on the 11th Oct.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919.
VESSELS LOADING..
Nile
EUROPE, USA, ETC.
Bessie Dollar R. D. ...Oct. 10 C. M ...Oct. 11 Wakasa M...N. Y. E. ...Oct. 12 Katori M...N. Y. K....Oct. 14 Manila M....O. S. K. ...Oct. 15 Eurymedon B. & S. Oct, 15 Shidzucka M. N. Y. K....Oct. 17
Prinzessin ...P. & O. ...Oct. 21 ...Oct. 24 Iconium......d. L. Delagoa M... N. Y. K. Oct. 3 ...Oct. 25 Seattle Spirit A. L. Nikko MN. Y. K....Oct. 25 Shinyo M....T. K. K...Oct. 28 Celebes ....O. S. E...Oct. 30 E. of Russia C. P. O. S. Oct. 30 Kaga M... Y. K....Oct. 31 Stanley D. R. S...Oct. 31 Toyooka M...N. Y. E. "E. of Oct. Wheatland ...A. L. ...Nov.
1 Khiva ...P. & O....Nov.1 Suwa M. N. Y. K....Nov. Colombia......P. M. S. Nov. 4 Nanking......C. M. S....Nov. 4 Seiro MT. K. K. Nov. 5 E. of Japan...C. P.O. S. Nov. 5. Van Waerwyck J.C.J. L. Nov. 7 Africa M.......0. S. K. ...Nov. 13 Persia M. ...T. E. Nov. 14 ...Nov. 14 Hartland..............A L
...N. Y. E....Nóv. 19 Aki M. Chica
.C. M. ...Nov. 22 The R. M. S. EMPRESS OF Korea M...T. K. K. Nov. 26 JAPAN left Vancouver for Hong- of Asia.C. P. O. S....Nov. 27 kong, via Japan ports, Shanghai Siberia M...T. K. K....Nov. 28 ...Nov. 30 Endicott A. L. and Manila on the 30th Sept. and is due here on or about the 22nd Oct.
The American & Manchurian Line 5.5. CITY OF FLORENCE from New York is expected to arrive on the 14th instant. The American & Oriental Line Krsteamer MINERIC from New York is due to arrive on the 10th instant.
Mrs. Capt. K. Larsson
AG. and Martin
W. Budge F. G. Becke G. P. Curry E. G. Cooma Choi Shing & son Capt. W.
Dalton
T. Dallin
Capt. H. P. 57. D. Danby
rey
M. L. Stader-
ŽÜT
Mrs. W. G.
Stevenson
7. Steensby A. C. Thomas H. E. The Begam
of Jangera and Miss Zanra Be. gum Tyzre
Mrs. J. A L
Taylor. child
and
W. T. Hutchison Mr. & Mrs. C. E
A J. Hilbert
Templeton
R. B.. Howell Capt. T. Under-
HL Holgersen
Mrs.
Wood
McConnell Thos. Vinë
Hussey
W. W. Wright
Dapt T. P. Hall Mr. and Mrs. FL. G. Harper
P. Whitmarsh
mash
A Shelton Hooper Master White
Dapt & Mr. B.
Innes
C. B. Judd
Lt-Col H. C.
Wallis
Mrs. F. E. Jchn-Geo. Whitley
топ
E. M. Joseph'
Mr.
F. W. Withington
Dr. S. B. Wake-
and Mrs. feld
R. Kerley
Mr. and Mrs. L
Mr. and Mrs. X. C. Winter.
B. Karanjia
H. Kuhu
Mr. & Mrs. J. H. 1. William
C. A. L. Williams
PLAX HOTEL
Corrected to 5th October, 1919. Mrs.
Almond
Russell H. du F. Hutchi-
100
Capt. Archer R. W. Lee Jones
F. R. J. Adama
H. P. Beckett
C. B. Bird
Mr. and Mrs. D.
E. Blair
Major F.
Bowen
W. A. Eustace Mr. and
Miss Martin W. A. Morcom W. Mordey E.J. H. N. Mody
M. Manuk
Misa M. Mannk Mr. Bad Mrs.
Molino Mrs. Mrs. J. F. Nicoll Freeman 3. Naerebout Miss Farrell Mrs. L M. Peace E. Nam Hee and Mrs W. C. Pase-
Family
S. W. Farrez A. L F
P. T. Farrell
|
Mr. and Mrs. T.
M. Gregory 5. Howard
more
T. J. Renton
E. Bush
Mrs. A. Robert
201
Mr. & Mrs. C. E.
Richardson
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. L. O. Spillane W. B. Hind Dr. A. B. Eozza
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart and
P. Hocken
J. Haynes
Master C. Haz-
mes
Mr. & Mr. O. J.
Hammes
Miss F. HAI (5
A.
Harrison
A. Johnston
Alabaster G G Bitting & T Batti-cembe HG Burdin Mr & Mrs
C
family
F. Taylor
F. C. Todd
Mr. and Mrs. W.
Underwood
G. E. Wetton
Y. J. Ziegler
SE
The N. Y. K. 5.5." KAWACHI MARU (Liverpool "Line) left Liverpool for this "port via the Suez Canal on the 17th Sept. and is expected here on the 30th October.
The N. Y. K. 8.5. SHINGO M. (Bombay Line.) left Singapore for this port on the 6th Oct., and is expected here on the 13th Oct.
The N. Y. . s.s. AKI MARU (Australian Line.) left Thursday Island for this port via Manila on the 5th Oct., and is expected here on the 17th Oct.
The N.Y.K. 8.8. SADO MARUT (European Line.) left London for this port via the Suez Canal on the 4th Oct., and is expected here on the 12th Nov.
The C.M. s.s. NAKKING sailed from San Francisco on October 3rd, and she may be expected KINGSOLERE HOTEL
to arrive in Hongkong on Oct., Isorsion Mr & Mr S1st.
Logan W RMVicoll Mr & Mrs Cayton Mr & Mrs CFourtney N Cunningham Conan'Quirk Capt T W
& Kn
Kobinson LO Bachas Men G A Cobb AHK Dingman Mr & Mrs Scott Holman
Mr & MET EC
Binger Droliete Mr & Mrs Sleigh Mr & MrtE
GW
หา Steevenson DY Thomson Mr & Mrs
Purrychmidt RC
Elliott GR
Fuking Mist D
Haskett GH
Bodze L ES
LEN
31rs.
Mrs. R. Kerr and
Daid
Mr. and
Kempton
Sir Ellis Kado-
J.-orie
1. A. Laing
Mr. & Mrs. O. T.J. D. Lloyd
Breakspear
Mrs. "C. Bul1
Rer. R.
Bundle, Cr
Mr. and Mrs.
Melrose
A.J. Finlay Miller Mr. and Mrs. W.
Capt Monteith
W. A. Butterfield J. Milte
'A Button
Mrs. Chariton
Mra Cheshire
'A. A. Claxton
P. H. Cobb LL-COL E.
Coles
R. C. Comrie
Mrs. Cormack
E. C. Dixson Capt
Davies
L. J. Davies
P. S. Newcombe
Miss Pitman
Parsons
C.
bam
Miss Philips
Mrs.
T. L. Perkins
S. D. Rossolymos
E. A. Ram
W. E Roberts Mr. and
B Sto
Todt A L
Webb E M Will'ama E A
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
O
SIR JOHN SIMON'S CHALLENGE. It is stated that Sir John Simon
of
C. of Newcastle B. &S....Nov. 30 Nishmaha ....L...Nov. 30 Seattle M....O. S. K. M. of Nov. St Albans ...E &A. E. of Nov. Alps M...O. S. K....E. of Nor. Venezuela ...P. M. S...Dec. 2 ...Dec. 6 Nippon M....T. K. K.
...Dec. 15 Montague A. L. Tenyo M...T. K. K....Dec. 18 Monteagle ...C. P. O. S. Dec. 19 ...Dec. 20 Crevecoue r...A.. L. Grace Dollar R. S. 1st half Dec.
JAPAN, COAST PORTS, ETC. Yuensang...J. M. Co. ...Oct. 10 Haitan... D. L. Co...Oct. 10 J. M. Co. ...Oct. 10 Yatsking
B. & S. ...Oct. 11
The R. M. S. EMPRESS OF Tean....... RUSSIA left Vancouver for Chaksang ...J. M. Co. ...Oct. 11 ...Oct. 12 Hongkong, via Japan ports, Soshu M.......O. S. K.
P. & 0...Oct. 12 Shanghai and Manila, on the Dunera
0. S. K....Oct. 14 2nd Oct., and is due here on or Indo M.
...Oct. 13 about the 23rd Oct.
Paoting....B. & S. Amakusa M, O. S. K...Oct. 14 ...Oct. 14 Huichow......B. & S. Quinnebaug..D. L. Co. ...Oct. 14 Nagato M....N. Y. K. ...Oct. 14 Chusan.. B. & S. ...Oct. 14 ...Oct. 14 Suiyang ... B. & S. Kong Ming...B. & Co. ...Oct. 14 J. M. Co. ...Oct. 16 Laisang Fooksang ...J. M. Co. ...Oct. 17 Loongsang...J. M. Co. ...Oct. 17 ....D. L. Co. ...Oct. 17 Haihong
...N. Y. K. ...Oct. 18 Aki M.....
...Oct. 19 Gregory A...P.&O. Tjibodas......J.C.J. L....Oct. 19 Tamba M, N, Y. K. ...Oct. 19 Shinryu M...N. Y. K.Oct. 21 Japan P: & O...Oct. 22 Indus M.. .O. S. K. ...Oct. 22 Tjikini.J.C.J. L....Oct. 29 Tenshin M....N. Y. K....E. of Oct. Konagawa M. N. Y. K. E. of Oct. JAPANESE DOMINANCE. Shisen M....O. S. K...Nov. 1 The Times' correspondent at Tjiliwong....J. C. J.L....Nov, 2 Tokio has written In consider-Tizianoek J.C.J. L....Nov. -6 ing the development of commerce Tango M... N. Y. K...Nov. 22 in the Far East and the relation Saigon M.....O. S. K. B. of Nor, to it of Labour problems in Madras M....O. S. K. M. of Nov. Japan, it should be remembered that Japanese successes abroad atware-utilized to still the
The N. Y. K. s.s. TAMA M. (Calcutta Line.) left Calcutta for this port via Singapore on the 8th Oct and is expected here on the 29th Oct.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
bas
most
Eo recently went to Spain, has decided on his return to bring with him, for purposes of importare into tais country, certain goods of rising clamour at home. British political and commercial achieve foreign origin, the importation of merchants should concentrate ments in Korea, Manchuria, which is prohibited by proclama- attention 01 fundamentale. Mongolia, the Yangtse Valley, im-and Shantung should convince purporting to be made Japanese tions
prestige
the sceptical of Lt. Col. and Mrs. under
43 Section
the measurably increased through the Pel- Thorsby
Customs Consolidation Act of out the Far East, the vast character of the rivalry British 1876. Sir John Simon's view extension. of banking, com-trade must face in the future, is that the Board of Trade mercial, and maritime interests while her steady expansion in the embargoes and licences are not giving Japan the first place in the southern archipelagoes and the authorized by that Act. and he Eastern world. While trade is Middle East, where she has sup has therefore decided not to apply now suffering from the reaction planted Germany politically and Mrs. for a licence to import these following intense war activities, commercially, is significant of goods. He has informed the Japan is solidly. established, the future growth of the Japanese and Mr. solicitor of the Board of Trade of industrially and commercially, Empire. Japan as a result of the I. Grant Smith
his intention,. and has asked him Trade rivals could not make a waris in a position to overcome all Major T. J.
to communicate with the Customs greater mistake than to under- opposition in the East, unless Mr. & Mrs O. Scantlebury
the character and new methods are used to meet Fager
Findlay Smith House officer, so that no time will stimato
Leslie be lost in testing the legality of capacity of Japanese Eastern new conditions. A second power Rev. & Mrs. W. Major
7. Feather- Smith
the proclamations issued by the markets, backed by a strong ful factor in the East. not over- stane
Mr. and Mise Government under which the paternal Government uninfluenc-looked by American capital, are Stubbings Customs authorities claim to act, ed by popular agitators. Japan's the markets opened in Japan, A. D. Galloway Mrs. Taylor D. Hall
Maj. Gen. Maior D. L Ventris
Major Wakeman Mrs. M Misy P. D. Wilson
Holworthy
C. G. H. Druitt Smallbones Mr. & Mrs. John Mr.
Duncan
Mrs. Eaton
J. Fletcher
Harding
C. Besaley
J. Bommel
*Mrs.
F
Rev. G. T. Wal
degrave
CARTON HOTEL.
Corrected to 6th October, 1919,
J. Brandon
F.
Cameron
HL Cashing
G. Chan
IN. Gajaseni
N. Issaranacra
Mias P. Jones
ET. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. James
J. Kelley
Jas. Laing
Mr. and Mra. M. Moore
Crocker
ir. Metcalfe
Masters Crocker . Luzac
C. Clarks
N. Charun
F. Ostermi.h
A. Rakama
Mr. and Mrs B. Vink
Delaney and Mr. & Mrs de family
Villiers and son
Mr. M Ed-B. Vollengs
wands
T. Fabregas
F. Fabregas
Mr. & Mia Wat
ters
F. Young
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
SEB, ALEK -- WUSRE WERE YOU ALL LAST
WEEK ? WHEN DID
YOU COME HOME
??
*!
01, DIDN'T YOU YNOW I WENT WITH MY DOD TE TW CITY'
YOU GOTTA NEW
MAT TOO, DIDN'T
YA, ALEK?
Put New Life In Your Engine
A Dose of Johnson's Carbon Re-
mover will increase the power of your car-improve acceleration stop that knocking sound quiet your motor ---save your batteries-and reduce your gasoline consumption 12% to 25%.
JOHNSON'S CARBON REMOVER
is a harmless liquid to be poured into the cylinders. It softens the carbon and re- leases it from the metal. It then burns, pow. ders, and is blown out through the exhaust. Five minutes time and no labor required. You will save from $3.00 to $5.00 over any other method without laying up your car and with very much better results.
Use It Every 1,000 Miles If you will use Johnson's Carbon Remover at regular intervals giving carbon no chance to accumulate you will automatically eliminate most valve trouble, and your engine will always be clean and at its highest efficiency!
JOHNSONS CARBON REMOVER
THE UNITED ASBESTOS ORIENTAL AGENCY, LIMITED,
2 Queen's Buildings
SOLE AGENTS.
LADIES' BOOTS
THE BOOT
of the season that is smart and wears long.
THE SINCERE Co., Ltd.
Telephone No. 1967-8,
Branch at Yaumati.
THEATRE
ROYAL.
Saturday Oct. 11th at 9.15
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Siberia, and China as an outcome of the war. First-class steel,] rubber, and machinery firms have been opened in Tokyo with ability quote fixed prices and effect prompt delivery, conferring a British great advantage over competitors, who in instances
come which
to have
&IB able to notice neither one nor the other. The British shipping situation here is, lamentable owing to Government requisitions. In view of the political and commercial situa tion developing in the Far East British merchants shoul not attch importance to Labour disputes and boycott reports, nor should they allow themselves to be misled by the platitudes of statea- men, where Imperial affairs may seem to clash with British com- mercial interests as in Japan and China.
Alek is Good at Describing Things
YEAN DOD BOUGHT IT IN A-Oh-A GREAT BIG STORE- GEE! BIGGERN THIS
WHOLE TOWN, I GUESS!
JA RIDE IN A ELEVATOR? GEE, WISH I WUZ
ALONG -
HOW JA
LIKE IT, ALEK ?
OU NE
SWELL-
THE
EMPIRE ENTERTAINERS"
Vaudeville Co.
Direct from America
One Night only.
Prices $3, $2, & $1. Booking at MOUTRIE'S.
BY BLOSSER,
WE WENT INTO A LITTLE HOUSE AN
TË UPSTAIRS
CAME DOWN,
"YEAhonest,