HOTEL LISTS.
Hongkong Hotel,
Corrected to 8th April, 1921.
Lord Ambeson
A. H. Anderson
C. W. Anderton
J. W. Andrews
M. E. Bandana
Mr. and Mrs. G.
Peak Hotel.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
Corrected to 8th April, 1221. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs
H. W. Allen Koukolevsky W. Anderson Miss Koukolevaky
Mr. and Mrs. N. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. H. Kring
B. Karajia
C. F. Johnston
Ek Jusupu
Dr. M. C. Lusher. Mr. and Mrs
HL M. Banner- Lauritsen
man
Miss N. Lewig
J. E de Benu-auss H. Lillio
champ
Mr. and Mr.
W. Boekuit
Miss Beckett
J. H. Behrens
Mrs. Lindgren
Tra i Luggy
Mr. P. V. Lowe
J. A. Mackay
G. Ludin
E.
Mrs. E.R. Belilios Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs., C. Reild
H. Benson
LA Bergheim
P. Marka
Armstrong M. BC. Lake
tad" in A. HF. Lamarche * the Mr
and Mrs Burgoon Conde, Langridge
& Mrs. Aveling J. 1). Lloyd E, C. Bell
R. MoeGregor Me and
R. E. O. Bird
L. R Blacking
and Mr. D. K. Blair
Mr. F. Boulio! M. J. Breen
J. G. Bridger FI. B. Bridger
Mac-Comdr. and Mrs.
E. W. Masters
Mr. and Mrs. 8. MTR. W. McDow
BiBuoy
ell
Mrs. Blackburn H. Merriman
C. Cautile
G. F. Caville
Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Church
Mr. and Mr.
B. S. Boyes Mr. and Mrs. W.10. F. Cooper J H. Brister
A. Milos
Dr. J. G. Lyon- Mr. and Mrs. A.
Brown
Molinari
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mrs. F. Mooney
Gould-Brown and child
Dr. E. A. Brown W. F. Morrina D. G. Burleigh Mr. and Mrs. G. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mozon
Cock
A. J. Cook
N. Croucher
R. Cullinan
J. R. Murrur
Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Neeson
L. Peck
Mrs. J. B. Deem Miss D. E. Pep-
F. Dennis
H. Dilekyan
B. A. Doran
perell.
S... Perry
V. C. Ponsonby
A. P. Drakeford Miss M. Rossiter
Capt. and Mrs. R. G. Roullét
Drennan
4. J. Rudolph
A. Drumont II. W. SasRGÓN Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Scheepers
M. Ede
Mr. and Mrs. W
Eng. Capt. S. P. F. Schuyler
F. D. Shank
Ferguson
A. A. Fish
P. N. Foru
J. 8. Gardiner
H. G. Gerin
Capt. Sigyeland
Mr.
and Mrs.
Roy Smith
Mrs. W. Sprod
Mrs. C K Gib-Miss D. Sprod
hinge
Miss E. Ginggi
P. A. J. W. B.
Gronden
W. F. Stevens
P. G. Sollivan
Sir Eric and Lady
Stuart Taylor
Capt. T. P. Hall Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Hamps
A. Hadson
F. V. Hare
G. Harper
P. Templeton
Miss D. Tiling
Thersing
Mr. and Mrs!
J. Scott-Harston Vandam
Mrs. E. Hi
HJ. Vollenweider
FA. Hollabaugh!. II. C. Wechel,
Mra. Meliuszy
Mr. and Mrs.
J. Weir
Mrs. A de Jacobs Maj. and
g.
Cockburn
Mien M.
ooper
Mr. Cormack
B. Crowley
D. F. Cuthill
J. D. Danby
Dawson
SCIENTISTS HUNT FOR A PARASITE.
British Expedition For The Tropics.
A safentific expedition from the London School of Tropical Medicine is about to start for the West Indies, at the request of the MColonial Office. Its object is to
C. P. Karosl Mr.
and
Mr
J. R. Marsh Mrs. Mathiasen Mrs. McAinsh
Mr. M. Miller Mr. and Mrs.
F. Millor
investigate the parasitic worm which is believed to come from elephantiasis and other diseases.
"It is expected that the ex pedition will cohelst of six mem. J.bers, including five doctorr, ona of whom is a Chinese and another an Egyptian," said Dr. Leiper, the leader of the expedition."
J. M. Miller H. &. Mille Capt and Mm Mr. A. C. New-
comb
Ool. L. &. Nichol
A. H. Penn Mr. and Mrs. T.
L. Perkins
ann U.M.G.
Mr. and Mira. W. E. Roberta
Eng. Comdr. W. J. & Hobinmer Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. R.
K. Rodger
Donison
Miss Denison
J. Desormes
Mr. And
F. J. Dickie
Mrs. Drew
D. D. Dryden
A.. W. Roger Maj. and Mrs.
Sander
Mrs. Mrs. L. Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. John
Duucho
therstone
I. P. Bhaw
"The headquarters of the ex- pedition will be Georgetown, British Guiana, and visits will be made to West Indian Islands to compare local conditions.
"There are two methods of combating the diseases in ques- tion, one of which-endeavouring to destroy the parasite itself by means of drugs-I am not hope. ful of. The second is to find the mosquito which transmits the parasite, and take measures ac- cordingly.
"To discover this we shall prob
A. Findlay Smith jably have to place a patient; Mr. and Mrs. E. suffering from elephantiasis, or or I. Grant Smith some other disease of the same H. Spicer
group, in a room wherein numbers Mre.
a. Mier Stubbis
C. Farmer
A. V. Farmer
1. Farmer
Rev. W. T.
Mrs.
and Mr. Fea-
Miss Gibson
Mr. and
Mrs.
H. L. Grout
D. Han
Mrs. L. Hansen
Maj. Harding
Lt. Comdr.
J. F. Awihdeils
and Mrs 8. J. Syrott Mr. Thompson Mr. and Mrs.
Thoseson Mr. and Quarlen Uffard
MIA
Mr. J. Vaux and R. A. Walter
of mosquitoes aro let loose. After: they have bitten the patient we shall have to sort them out and endeavour to discover which species it is that transmits the Worm, for it is that all of them do not.
Mr. Leiper, who is head of the Van department of Heminthology at the London School of Tropical Medicine; has been engaged there on research work for the past 16 years. During the war he went to Egypt, for the Army, and, traced the spread of two diseases! to freshwater snails, which acted as "carrier."
Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Wandenberg Mrs. Higgins T. A. Warmick
Hughes
H. H. Webster
and Mrs. Marshall Wood
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr.
D. Humphreys
R. G. S. Kay
Kingsclere Hotel,
Corrected to 4th April, 1921.
L: Ashurst Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Logan
G. Alabaster D. C. Logan
Mr. and Mrs. H. and Mrs S. Miller J.II. Backhouse Mr. and Mrs. R. S. T. Bilting Muller
C.
D. J. Hooper
Robert Horne
C. J. Hortion
Dr. J. D. White
Hsu Jiu Lin
Miss E. M. Wi
liams
Men
Wright
∙G. Remill f
Dr.
Rees R. A. O'Conner Daugherty Mr. Lt. Com. & Mrs.
ILTH Mrs.
T. K. Percy
and Mrs.
R. B.. James
Dr. E. A. Jay
Carlton Hotel.
Corrected to 4th April, 1921.
Mrs. J. Aceck
Mrs. J. M. Jodge
R. C Alleman W. W. Mallory Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. B. E. L.
W. Armstrong
Miss Armstrong
N. Y. Barnekt
J. Berimskoff
W. J. Booker
Miss De. Breit
I. P. Brown Mrs. F. E. Camer-
On
Massi
Miss McDiarmid
J. C. Mead
11. Merriman
Miss Nisayas
J. Park
Miss N. Patrick Mrs. M. P. Peter.
90
Capt. R. C. Can. J. Richard
dee
H. Chilliy
Міни
word
ler
Cap. P. Chand Mrs. Neweumh
D. de B. New.
cole
Miss Chandler
י
F. J. H. Daw- Mr.
Mr.
anl
The expedition is being organi sed under the personal supervision of Sir Patrick Manson.
MR. BENEDICT'S LUMBAGO.
WAS CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.
WHY NOT LET THEM CURE YOURS?
The success of the right tonic
John Roberton in cases of lumbago is demon-
Mrs. Mrs. P. B. Rolfstrated in the experience of Mr.
H. V. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mr. and MTR. J. W. Rosser. C. Benedict, of No. 1207 West
E. C. Dingman Mrs. G.A. Sachs Second Street, Los Angeles, Cali-
Mr. and Mrs. G. Mrs. A. K. Shop fornia
Duclos
Mra. A. A. Stack- G. A. Harriman house
Mr. and Mrs. H.
S. Wills
F. C. Mason Hur
John Robertson
L. G. Johnson
J. A. T. Robert.
Miss M. Keller
You
Dr. and Mrs. P. Mrs. C. Compbell J. Schwartz
Miss L. Dale
B. M. Denough
N. Eespiy
C. J. Shield
F. Sloat
J. W. Stackhouse I.. Symen Mr.
and Peter Tod J. R. Way Miss E. Williams
"I began to have muscular, pains across my back about three years ago," says Mr. Benedict,
I paid little attention to themi Mes. at first but they continued getting worse until I was flat on my back. It was a steady, dull pain and when I stooped to pick anything up my back felt as though I had been cut with a knife. I tired quickly and couldn't sleep well at night.
King Edward Hotel. Corrected to 31st March, 1921. Mr. J. Adaree Mr. and Mrs. J. Miss R. L. Smith Mrs. R. Almond H. N. Mody
Mrs. Dr. M. E. Asger J. H. F. Mody Chas. J. Smith F. G. Becke J. C. Moguaschi S. Steventon J. W. Brown E. Molino
Mr. Budge C. D. Nicoll
Mr. ani
Miss F. O. Ervin Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
Evans
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. and Mrs. H.
T. Glover
H. Strinmetz
Wm. J. J. Gordon A. N. Tayler
T. R. Green
B. Hallingbani
A. Hashim
Mrs. R. Hashi
D. Hedges
F. B. Callune
Miss S. Checkley
Capt. J. Thomson Miss Tornos
Choy Sing
1
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. T.
Vakdes
D. Clark
R. Wexkly
B. H. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Widders and
M. Herrera
Mrs. Hibbard
2 children
Master Hibbard
Palace Hotel,
Corrected to 30th March, 1921.
Mrs. B. Brush
Mr and Mrs. H.
A. R. P. Davies
S. Burley
W E. Hes
L. D. Dekker
Mrs. E Dobinson J. Jack
Capt. F. L. Edge Mrs E A. Liley
Mr. Win Kerr
A. Greensett
E. Hosther
Mr. and Mrs. C.
Morris
P. 1. NewmRN
Pals
"A newspaper announcement led me try Dr. Williame Pink Pills and before I had taken the remedy a week the pain became less acute. I continued the treat-; Mrs.ment until the pain entirely dis- appeared. I feel stronger and better in every way now and sleep soundly. I take long walks
enjoy every minute. Mrs. strongly endorse Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills as a tonic."
J. T. Pavitt and Mrs. 11. Pearman Mr. L. Pizer Miss D. Prince Mr. and Reemen
E. G. Coomes
Mrs. E.D. Davies Mr. and Mrs. A.
Davis
W. Eustace
W. Farmer
Mr. and Mra.
Richardson
J. F. Rock
Mr. and Miss P. Mr. & Mrs
T. Farrell
R. H. Felgate Mr.
B. Schele Mr. and
and
I
For over thirty years Dr. Wil liams' Pink Pills for Pale People have boen curing disorders aris- Vauling from vitiated blood and
THURSDAY, APRIL 14. 1921.
THEATRE 3 KOYAL
HONGKONG
EASTERN TOURS, L'I D.
presents the
H. B. WARING CO.
·COMMENCING
MONDAY, APRIL 18th at 9.15 p.m.
Monday, 18
Tuesday, 19
Wed.. 20 Thursday 21 Friday. 22 Saturday, 23
THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENCE" "MR. PIM PASSES BY"
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE“.
A BUTTERFLY ON THE WHEEL" "A MARRIAGE OF CONVENIENCE" "THE SPEELED BAND"
Prices:
$4 $3. St.
Booking at MOUTRIE'S on Wednesday
HONGKONG BOXING ASSOCIATION.
LAST TOURNAMENT of the SEASON
Saturday 16th April,
1
at
THE MING YUEN GARDENS at 9
MAIN
EVENT:
p.m.
15 Hound Contest for the Heavy Weight Champion- ship of the Colony and the Hongkong Exchange Brokers Association Belt,
Pte. WILKINS, R.M.LE
(heavyweight champion of the China Squadron 1920)
V. A. B. EVANS, H.M.S. HAWKINS
(Challenger)
Also five six round contests.
Special Trams will be run.
Booking at Moutrie's. WEDNESDAY April 13th, Members (on production Current Membership Cards) THURSDAY 14th to SATURDAY 16th General Public.
.
Prices $5 and $3 reserved and $1. unreserved, which can also be bought at Moorrie's on above dates.
THE UNITED MOTOR CO. LT".
33 & 35 DES VOEUX ROAD.
DISTRIBUTORS OF SHILL” GASOLINE
AND
GARGOYLE MOBILOILS.
Tyres and Accessories at reasonable prices.
All of the above could be obtained at either of the following branches :-
EXILE GARAGE 33 & 35 Des Voeux Road HONGKONG MOTOR CO. 141 Praya East KOWLOON GARAGE Corner of Salisbury and Canton Roads.
Cars Garaged and repaired both in Hongkong and Kowloon under direct Supervision of trained
European Motor Engineers. Excellent Livery Service both HONGKONG ard KOWLOON at reasonable rates,
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Saturday the 16th April, 1921. commencing at 10.30 a.m.
debilitated nerves in all parts of THE Undersigned have received Mrs. the world, therefore their great
instructions to sell by Public reputation rests on the securest Auction on foundations proved merit and public confidence. They obtainable from medicine vendors everywhere, also post free, 1 bottle for $1.50 6 bottles for $8, from the Dr. Williams' fedicine Co., 96 Szechuen Road, Shanghai.
and Mrs. Silva Netto II. W. Ford W. A. Skuse Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Gregory
B. Souza Mr. and Mrs. A. Mrs. Stewart and,
Harrison
family Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Hawker S. Howard 3. Johnston
Taylor
F. Taylor
R. Geoffrey
J. H: Gosliner
J. B. Thift
Mrs. and
Mies
Mrs. Mr.
and Mre
Mr. Labuseiere
Trigo
JA. Oxherry
B. Petheram
Miss R. Lucina
Mr.
and
Hobby
1. S. Holmes
Mr.
Mrs. Kelman
Mrs. Lovegrove Mr. and Mrs. R.
and Mrs. Capt. T.G. Purvis W. U. Lum
J. W. Hood and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Miss M. children
Rasmussen
Manuk
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs. J.S. M. Mayes
Howorth
B. Reeves
J. H. Tait
Mrs. Milne
! Mrs. Mitford
are
at No. 4 Godown of the Hong- kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co. Ltd, Kowloon (for account of the concerned)
PUBLIC
AUCTIONS.
THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction on
Saturday, the 16th April 1921. commencing at 11a.m. at their cales Rooms, Duddell..
Street
22 Bolts each about 100 yards
No. 1 Woodberry Cotton Canvas, 22 Bolts each about 100 yards.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
WANTED.
The General Officer Command or boy to any European Gentle- 'WANTEI Position as válët ing wishes to remind all Britous men who served in the War, and who America or Europe. Moderate or Ladies travelling to are now in Civil life in Hongkong salary. Apply Box 343 that his meeting will take place" Hongkong Telegraph." to-morrow at 5.30 p.m. in the ROYAL ARTILLERY THEATRE, VICTORIA BABRACKS.
be:
The subjort for discussion will
19 BE LET.
ofo
TO LET. From 20th April, 1921, for months, the "Neur", No. 83 The "eak, Six Room
1. The desirability of forming an Bunglow partly furnished, with ex-service organization in Hong-garden and tennis court. kong.
For further particulars apply Sang
2. "The British Legion", which Kee, cio Compradore Department,
is the provisional title of the thongkong & Shanghai Banking Unity Movement.
ન
3. Appointment of a Committee to give effect 10 any resolution that may be phased.
Corporation.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Motor Boat "lean": lenth 35 feet, beam B fout, 45 H.P.M.6, Thornycroft Thornycroft in England, in good ronning order, comfortably fitted Price $6,000,000 or open to
000, CAT, POVETRY PINIBON | Cngine, bull built by Messrs.
AND BIRD SHOW. 1991.
By kind permission of the "P Jockey Club, a Show will be consider an offer. Apply to E beld at the Race Course. Happy Graham e/o Hongkong Electric Valley, on Saturday, 30th April. Co., Ltd.
There will be classes for all breeds, types etc. of the above, provided there
are sufficient entries.
Entrance fees for Dogs $2.00 Cats $1.00. Poultry and Pigeons 30 cents per pen. Cage birds,
FOR SALE. Mercer Touring Car-7 seater-complete with all accessories including two spare wheels and one apare tyre.--Ap- ly to Linsterd & Davis, Alex. Buildings.
FOR SALE. One Indian canaries. parrots etc. 30 cents; natur-cycle, iy 1919. Has done each or avaries $1.00. Exhibitors 2,500 miles. Aly Box 544 c/o of pigeons and cage birds must find their own cages.
Entrance forms for the Show can be had from the undersigned and must be seat in, together with the fee, not tater SATURDAY, 23rd April.
than
Intending exhibitors ure Te- quested to send in their entries as soon as possible in order to allow sufficient time to make up classes and arrange for necessary accomodation.
the
B. L. FROST,
HCs. Secretary
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
The Steamship
"PERSIA"
From Tich ESTE, VINT D, ADEN, PENANG &
SINGAPORE
are
Consignees of Cargo are hereby mformed that all goods being lauded at their r.sk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Clown) Company, .td., Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
L
Optional Cargo will be forward- od unless notice to the contrary be given before 14th April.
"Hongkong "Telegraph."
FOR SALE. - Motor Car, Essex
1920 Model. Just overhauled and painted dark blue. Property of Vice-admiral Sir A. Duff. Can be sceu at Naval Yard Garage. Any trial.
Motor-Cycle, practically new, FOR SALE-Clevoland 20 purchased
end of last year. Perfet rurzing order guaranteed. Box No 512 vje Hongkong 'Telegraph,"
FOR SALE-One Ace motor- cycle. In excellent running-order. Has run only 300 miles, Apply Box 537 c/o Hongkong Tele- graph."
FOR SALE.
On Hornsby-Ackroyd Oil Engine 3 Horse Power. Fuel: Kurosene, Complete with cooling apparatus, in good condition. Mav be viewed by appointment a
GUN CLUB HILL BARBACKS
KOWLOON.
Apply to the undersigned.
LAMMERT BROS.
FOR SALE.
MILNER'S SAFES
APPLY TO
LAMMENT BROS. Buddell Street.
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB.
NOTICE is bereby given that No claims will be admitted
an Extraordinary General Meot- after the Goods have left the to-ing of Members will be held in downs, and all Goods remaining the Pavilion of the Club on Thurs- undelivered after the 20th inst. day the 14th of April 1921 at will be subject to rent.
5.30 p.m. for the purpose of sub- mitting the following resolutions. 1. That the present Hongkong Cricket Club be wound up, and the committee be authorised to take all necessary steps for that
All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Under- signed on or before the 29th inst. or they will not be recognized.
All broken, chafed, and damag-purpose. ed Goods are to be left in the 2. That the committee be Godowns, where they will be ex- authorised to register a Company amined on the 20th inst. at 10 am. Limited by guarantee not exceed- No Fire Insurance has been of the Memorandum and Articles ing $100 per member, on the terms effected.
of Association which will be sub- Bills of Lading will be counter-mitted to the meeting. signed by
3. That the committee be authorised to assign and hand over to the new Company, when registered, all the aesete of the Club.
DODWELL & CO., LTD.,
Agenta.
Should the proposed resolutions be passed at this meeting a sub-
100 Bales Heavy Cees Gunnies No. 2 Woodberry Cotton Canvas C. E. WARREN & CO.sequent confirmatory meeting will
| (21⁄2 lbs.), Areen Line.
and afterwards at No. 51 Godown
Livorpo Twill 3-Blue Stripe Gunnies 44" x 26" Mrs. 26 lbs. (8 x 8)
Ullmann
Mr. and Mrs.
Verno
H. M. White
Repulse Bay Hotel. Corrected to 8th April, 1921, H. W. Bird Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Brighouse
Kinsey Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr.
H. Compton
And
E. Ormiston
J. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. J.Mr. Hare
Witcholl
R. A. Wilkinson
Mr. Harvey
Mr. and Mrs. G.
Mr. Wilson
100
Bales
Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers.
BRONZE
A
VALSPAR
HOLLAND PACIFIC
8 Bolts each about 100 yards: No. 3 Woodberry Cotton Canvas
80 Bolte "Imperial Crown" Tar-: paulin each 36 yards x 30" wide
80 Bolts No. 1 Bleached Canvas each 36 yards x 24" wide
Terms: Cash on delivery
LAMMERT BROS,
Auctioneers.
LIMITED.
Sanitary Engineers. 30-32 Des Voeux Road, Central,
Established 1890.
BOTTOM
PERFECT ANTI-FOULING COMPOUND,
SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR
FOR YACHTS AND WOOD CRAFT.
SOLE AGENTS:-
TRADING
COMPANY.
called.
Copies of the proposed Memor- andum and Articles of Associa- tion may be seen by members at the Pavilion...
By order of the Committee
L. S. GREENHILL,
Hon. Secretary.
Hongkong, 6th April, 1921.
PAINT
LTD..
HONGKONG.