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21st Feb. 14th Mar.
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COPENHAGEN.
The M. S. “JAVA"
will be loading for Rotterdam. Hamburg, Copenhagen and other Scandinavian Ports, about 27th January, 1933.
Further Sallio ge Expected on or
M. S. "PERU"
M. S. "ASIA
about.
20th January
M. S. "AFRIKA** 28th
5.3. "KINA" 4th
M. S. "TONGKING" 15:h
"Feb.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
CONSIGNEES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE ADMIRAL LINE,
3.8. "KEYSTONE STATE" Due-February, 4th. 1922.
BAY STATE” Due February, 7th. 1922. Consignees of cargo arriving on the bore named steamers are hereby notified that owing to the Strike of cargo coolies the cargo will probably be carried on and discharged at Shanghai.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY T. 1922.
CONSIGNEES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
88. "LAKE MILPEN.“ From CALCUTTA via RAN- GOON, PENANG & SINGAPORE.
The above mentioned vessel haring arrived from the foregoing ports, consignees are hereby in- formed that delivery of the re maining cargo must be taken immediately from on board and men furnished to discharge same. : Consignees are recommended Consignees of cargo are hereby to make necessary arrangements notified that they must produce for Insurance, etc. However, if an Import Permit signed by the consignees upon arrival of Superintendent of Imports & Ex- vessel will provide lightersports, Hongkong, before Bills of delivery of cargo can very
Lading can be countersigned. probably be arranged.
PACIFIO S. S. CO.. United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation. Managing Ageniş, THE ADMIRAL LINE, 5th. Floor, Union Building. Hongkong, 1st. Feb., 1922.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
From EUROPE AND STRAITS, Consignees of cargo for Hong- kong p3r
S.S. "KAMO MARU” and S.S. MAYEBASHI MARU" are hereby notified that owing to the strike of Cargo and Whatf Coolies, cargo for Hongkong will| be carried on to Shanghai and landed at that port.
Consignees are therefore 19- commended to make the neces-
arrangements respecting insurance etc. accordingly. The cargo will be return to Hongkong immediately conditions at this
Will leave for above porta port become normal.
M. S. MALYAA " le: March Subject to change without notice.
For further particulare please apply to:-
on or about,
15th February. 27th
6th March
15th
22ad
7th April
MANNERS & BACKHOUSE, LTD.
Hongkong. 12th January, 1922.
CONSIGNEES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
EAST ASIATIC CO. LTD..
COPENHAGE",
Agents.
CONSIGNEES.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
From JAPAN PORTS. CONSIGNEES of Cargo for CONSIGNEES OF CARGO Hongkong per M. S. "AFRIKA", FOR HONGKONG PER are hereby notified that only part cargo has been landed bere, and
S.S."WAKASA MARU” that owing to the strike of cargo
are hereby notified that owing and wharf coolies the balance of
to the strike of Cargo and Wharf CARO for Hongkong will be be carried on to Singapore and oolies, cargo for Hongkong will carnet on to Shanghai and lacd-landed at that port. -ed at that port.
Consignees are therefore recommended to make the necessary arrange- ments respecting Insurance, etc; accordingly. The cargo will be returned to Hongkong immedi-
Consignees are therefore re- commended to make the neces
arg arrangements respecting insurance etc. accordingly. The
cargo, will be returned to Hong-ately conditions at this port kong immediately conditions st this port become settled.
become normal. MANNERS & BACKHOUSE.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. LTD.,
Agents. Hongkong, 3rd. February, 1922,
Agents. Hongkong, 3ri. February, 1923.
TETRAZZINI LEAVESÁ
LEAVES
Mme. Tetrazzini has left Lon- dan for her boros in Italy. The car taking her from the hotel to the station was laden with Christ. mas presents which had come to her from all parts of the United Kingdom.
THEATRE MANAGER'S ESTATE-
Mr.
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
Agents. Hongkong, 2nd February, 1922,
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.”“
COPENHAGES.
port.
Consignees are therefore re- commended to make the neces
sary arrangements respecting insurance etc. accordingls. The cargo will be returned to Hong kong immediately conditions a: this port become settled. MANNERS
All broken, chafed and dam. aged goods will be examined on board.
All claims must be presented within a week of the publication of this Notice, after which they cannot be recognised. No claim will be admitted after the goods have left the steamer, and all charges for delay to steamer. storage, etc., will be collected on and after February, 5th. 1922.
No Fire Insurance whatever will be affected.
Consigudes are requested to used in their Bills of Lading for countersignatore immediately.
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE BLIND,
او
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, AGENTS, HONGKONG, CHINA & JAPAN
unanimous invitation to pursue my studies under the guidance of
THE PROBLEM SOLVED. "I am convinced that we have the great University of Vienas. solved the problem of restoring Sight Restoration Possibility. after I had had experience at eight to the sightless, and it is Is science on the eve of disengaging attention at the time, our investigations in the right Budapest. One of the problems now merely a matter of paraning covering a means of restoring because of the many sightlessway until we arrive at the method Hongkong, 31st. January, 1922. of Theodor Koppanyi, a young that of restoring human sight. I Every known authority within sight to the blind? If this claims victims of the world war, was of treatment for human beings."
Managing Agent UNION BUILDINGS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.
From SAN FRANCISCO víz HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS
Iater,
from February 7th.
biological student of Vienns are devoted my attention to that access of Vienna has been con- well-founded, it would seem that question, and, starting out from sulted. They have seen the ex- the answer maat be in the affirm-the latest ascertained facts, Iperiments carried out, and are ative. It is not merely young paraned my own line of inquiries, convinced of their value toscience,, Koppangi's word that is to be determined to solve the problem but in spite of that fact, we can. taken, for his claims have been if solution were possible. tested. with all the tests known to science, at the University of
"It was Vienna by recognised experts like
Dr. Kellmer.
AN EDINBURGH LETTER.
Nofre Insurance whatever will Germans
the
been restored.
experiments to a successful issue. Tothat I dedicate my life." means will be found to carry my
ITALIAN NEWSPAPERS AND SUBSIDIES.
not carry those investigations scientists that when blinded fishes other lands como to our aid and well knowB to further unless wealthy people in AND SHANGHAI..
and similar S.S. "TENYO MARU.”
non-mammalian help us with the funds and ma- Only brief details of
animals changed their naturalterials necessary to carry through Consignees of cargo for Hong reached this country, bat the own food, with the result that greater value to humanity than Koppanyi discovery have so far and los: the art of finding their
light colours for darker shades to success our experiments. kong arrived by the above named interest excited is shown by the they died off in the course of this, especially at a time when so
"No discovery steamer on February 1, 1922 are many letters the discoverer has
could be of bereby notified, that their cargo received, not a few being from blind, and taking the sight from ness by the ravages of the war. will be discharged into the Hong- those whose loved ones lost their others, I then carried out the It is heart-rending to receive the time. Selecting fishes already many have been cast into dark- kong & Kowloon Wharf & Go-sight in the war." down Co.'s No. 8 Godown at their risk.
experiment of grafting healthy pathetic lettere I receive from Typical letters received are course the colour changed back sightless by the war, and are eyes on to these fishes. In due those who have loved ones made Storage will be assessed on from Consignees of cargo for Hong-cargo remaining undelivered after Edinburgh, who has volunteered to normal, and, instead of dying anrions to know what I can do
B young Scots girl in kong pers.s." KINA" are hereby February 12th. notified that owing to the strike
off, the fishes resumed their food for them. to surrender one of her own eyes bunting activities. With the aid nothing at present; but I am not of cargo and wharf coolies cargo ed packages will be landed into restore sight to the man she loves, ities on sight I submitted the
All broken, chafed and demag-in order that it may be used to of the leading Vienges author-without hope that, sooner or İster,
My sawer must be for Hongkong will be carried on the Kowloos Godown, and date and blinded hero of the im-fishes to the usual tests, and we to Shanghai and landed at that of examination will be advised mortal 51st. (Highland) Division. soon satisfied ourselves that, for Another letter is from the fiances all practical purposes, sight had No claims will be recognised hire Territorials, while a third of a Sheffield hero of the York- after goods have left the Godown offer has come from the mother and rose will be entertained if of a young soldier of the War- presented later than three weekswicks, blinded by flame jets on our experiments to mammals. I
MICE AND RATS. The next step was to apply the first occasion on which the experimented with mice, rats, sources and amounts of subsidies A bill for the publication of the used that deadly and rabbits. weapon.
It is well known paid to newspapers in Italy bas that the normal mouse, when been discussed by the Chamber. Although Koppanyi-is only 20 placed on a height immediately The years of age, he has already jumps down, but blinded mice do obligatory for newspaper WNSTA measure would make it attracted attention by his not. By taking blinded animals and editors to disclose their researches and writings on this I estisfied myself of the truth of balance-sheets, and make it clear and kindred topics. He first came this theory, and then proceeded whence they derive the subsidies. into prominance at the age of 14 to operate on the subjects by which in many cases sione per- IF YOU WEAR TORIC, by publishing e treatise on the grafting on to the
skin, which was praised as one sockat a healthy eye from similar Provision is also made in the bill sightless mit them to carry on publication. M.V. "GLENAMOY"
you know you have the best. of the best works on the subject. or other animals. The effect for a complete disclosure of in- From UNITED KINGDOM
If you do not, you have not yet It was shortly after this that he satisfied AND CONTINENT.
done the best you can to give was invited by the University of restored for immediately the ments. The projected measure is
me that sight was come derived Owing to the Strike of Cargo to correct the vision of eyes that and while thus employed he instinct to jump from heights, sored by ignor. Modigliani, one your eyes comfort. It is possible Vienna to take up research work, animals followed the healthy of Socialist origin, and is spon from advertise- and What Coolies, Consignees need glasses without using Toric carried out with are hereby notified that Hoaglenses. It would also be possible experiments that have since con- tests proved in every way antis likely that it will pass into law saccess the and the application of the higher of the party's leaders. It is not kong Cargo will be carried on to Shanghai and Iunded there. Con-matic tyres, but it would not be that restoration of human sight
to use a motor car without paeo- vinced him and other authorities factory. sigaces are therefore recommend.
without a great deal of discussion, 'We have now reached the if it passes at all. Practically all 49 comfortable. ed to make the necessary arrange-failed to find rest eye comfort, possibility. Here is M. Koppaayi's carry our experiments & stige cal in colour, and stand for If you have is well within the bounds of point where it is necessary to the newspapers are highly politi- natural motions of your eye.authoritatively inner curve try a pair of Torics, their deep own story of what he has dis-further before applying them to various groups and parties. The conforms to the covered told for the first time human beings, and the great need number of perfectly independent Toric lenses of any prescriptions readers.
English of the moment is a supply of self-supporting papers is small," are manufactured by the Hong- GRAFTING ON HEALTHY EYES. whom to experiment, because we numerous. Rome, for instance, suitable monkeys and apes an but, for all that, newspapers are Agente: "GLEN "LINE, LTD. Clark & Co, manufacturing and has been my passion, and I have ples that most govern our opera-sixth that of Louden, has almost kong Optical Co., successore to All my life biological research want to be certain of the princi- with a population less than s Hongkong, 4th. February, 1922.53, Queen's Bood Central.
refracting opticians, located in been so successful in that realm, tions on buman being before we an equal number of daily news-
that at the age of 18, I received a | make the experiments.
& BACKHOUSE, | be effected. LTD.
Agents, . Hongkong, 4tb. February, 1922
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
Torrens, known as Henry Dans, Hongkong immediately condi- H. C. T. McCullaghments respecting Insurance, etc. The Cargo will be returned to for 21 years manager to Sir H. ions here become settled. Tree and latterly for Miss Marie Lohr, who died at the age of 66, left property valued at £3,670. He a manager for Mr. Penley dur. ing the run of "Charley's Aunt,"
JARDINE, MATHESON
& CO., LTD.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
THAT'S WHERE
-NORM LIVES IN THAT HOUSE,SEE-WE'LL
ASK HIS MOM IF HE'S AT HOME.
Y. TSUTSUMI,
Manager. Hongkong, 6th, Feb., 1922.
It Has Alek Guessing Now
WHAT DO THEY
HAVE IT WAY UP THERE FOR,
HUH?
THANS ÉLOTHES EN
OF COURSE.
to
papers,
BY BLOSSER
GEE, THEY MUST HAVE A AWFUL TALL WASHWOMAN I
VLLAT'S
WHY
THAT ROPE FOQ UP THERE.
ALEK?
THATS THEIR CLOTHES
LINE.
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