THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
12
NOTICE.
SATURDAY, MAY 13. 1922.
HOTELS:
HONGKONG HOTEL
PEAK HOTEL
REPULSE BAY HOTEL
Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd.
KING EDWARD HOTEL
CENTRAL LOCATION,
ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING, ·
TELEPHONE ON EACH · FLOOR. NOTEI ́ LAUNCH ȚMEETS ALL STEAMERS.
Fol. 373.
Taleraphio Address: "VICTORIA
J. WITOHELIN
ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE
CORONET
TO-NIGHT
THE LAST SHOWING of
BERT LYTELL
in
THE RIGHT OF WAY.
To-morrow.
LARRY SEMON .
THE GROCERY CLERK.
KOWLOON THEATRE
TO-NIGHT
THE LAST SHOWING
LARRY SEMON
in
THE GROGERY CLERK.
mod
MARY MILES, MINTER
ALL SOUL'S EVF.
The
"Three Castles
Virginia Cigarettes
The Altechiaement 1
THE OLD RELIABLE
BRAND.
MADE IN ENGLAND
W. D. & H. O. WILLS.
The Cigarette with the Pedigree
(ha) Lo
Manager.
EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE.
UNDER NEW BRITISH MANAQEMENT.
THE PREMIER HOTEL FINEST SITUATION
RXCELLENT CUISINE.
ARTHUR E. ODELL,
(Late Grand Hotel, Southelife, England and
Royal Palace Hotel, London, W.)
KINGSCLERE
HOTEL
MID-LEVEL
KOWLOON
KNUTSFORD · HOTEL
SACHSE. LENNOX & Co.. General Agents
Are resident Managers.
PALACE HOTEL, KOWLOON.
Tel No K3
Tel Add Palace.
Two minutes from Ferry and Railway Station, Five minutes by Ferry from Hongkong
à Et class Eloset in every respect and under English managemoni. Cuisine under personal supervision of the Proprietor. Logo. Bar and Billard Boom
Terms Moderate
Special selangenbents for families on application to
MARK:
J. OXBEREY
Proprietor.
Bee
WORLD THEATRE
PHONE. 1337
PHONE. 1337
Hongkong's Most Modern Picture Palace, Entirely Tadas British Management.
TO-DAY at 5.15 and 9.15 p.m.
GLADYS WALTON
in
"RICH GIRL,- POOR GIRL"
A DELIGHTFUL DRAMA of HEART INTEREST.
2.30 and 7.15 p.m.
FINAL EPISODE" of "THE WHITE HORSEMAN"
and
1st. Epi. of "DO or DIƐ”
EDDIE POLO.
།
Featuring
SUNDAY MATINEE, 6 pm.
Usual Prices.
WALLACE REID in
"THE DUB"
BOOKING AT THE THEATRE.
CHINA RAILWAY CONFERENCE.
Resolutions Of Interest To
The Public.
BAGGAGE LABELS.
Owing to the great variety in the forms of baggage carried on the railways and the impossi- bility of properly pasting paper Labels on such articles a bed- St. ding, netted baskets, oil-cloth tundles, etc. many cases have reported of losa OT misdelivery of baggage owing to the labels having been rubbed off.) It has now been decided that for such baggage the railways should provide tag labels on which the ordinary baggage labels can bei pasted.
been
Peking Aur. 22-The first of the series of Railway Through Traffic Conferences was held in the Ministry of Communications last week A: the op-ninz meet- ing, beld in the 11th, inst., Mr. C. S. Liu, Director of the Railway Through Tric Administration. briefly welcorned the members of the Conference and pointed our the remarkable progress made
TOURIST TICKETS. through the efforts and co-opera- tion of those who took part in the
Another resolution adopted was previous conferences He also referred to Through Traffic to issue Tourist tickets with Ex arrangemen: made between the Chinese Government Railways and the Chinese Eastern Railway,
which will enable passengers to purchase through tickets from any station
Chinese oo the Government Railway system to Harbin, Manchuria or any other station on the Chinese Eastern Railway.
The whole week was taken up with question-mainly concerning the workick of the railways, but several solutions were adopted which a of cocsiderable interest to the public.
UNUSED TICKETS.
press Extra fares included. At present if the bolder of a tourist ticket wishes to travel to Shang bai by the Tsing-Pu Express he bas to take the trouble of buying an additional Express Extra ticket to enable him to travel by that train. In future he will have everything combined ticket.
in one
PEITAIKO RETURN TICKETS.
Pitaiho residents and visitors will be interested to I-arn that henceforth return tourist tickets to Peitaiho Beach will be issued from May let, to September 30th.,' available for the return journey Probably owing to ignorance of up to and including October 31st., the regulations, ancsed portions but after the closing of the branch of tourist tickets without proper line on October 5th, such tickets. endorsement have often been will only be available from Pei- taiho station on the main line. presented for refund, and coc- sequently time and labour have Although it had been the custom to be wasted in confirming the in former years to keep the Pei- passengers statements
taibo Beach branch line open where they abandon their jour until the end of October it had
As to
noge. Henceforth a notice will be printed on Return Tourist tickets to the effect that no claim
been found that after the begin- ning of that month the mainten- ance of the Irinch railway is
CHURCH NOTICES.
▲ CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR IN MARE FOR ALE NOTIFES
UNDER THIS HEADING.
Avah
SOLE AGENT,
DAI NIPPON
MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, LTD.,
HONGKONG.
John's Cathedral, Hongkong, 14th May, 1922, 4th Sunday after Easter-Holy Communior! (7.50 a.m.), Matins (11 a.m.); Responses, Ferial; Venite, No. 9. Psalms, 128, 129, 130, 131;- Te Deum, Nos. 10, 8. 5; Benedic- tus, No. 4: Anthim. "Sing O Heavens. Sullivan: Hymn, 229: Sevenfold Amen. Litany (12 noon). Evensong (6 p.) Res- UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. ponses, Ferial; Psalms. 145, 146; Magnificat, No. 16; Nane Dimit. tis, Wesley: Hymns, 207, 291. $37.
Wesleyan Church. Queen's Road.
opposite Royal Naval Hospital, Wanchai. Sonday. 14th May, 1922-10.15 a.m., Divine Service and Naval and, Garrison Church Parade Subject: "The Hercic Test." Preacher: The Chaplain. 6.00 pm, Sunday School An- Diversary Service. Special musi- cal programme by the Scholars. Address by Mrs. C. C. Hickling. M.U., M.B.E. Wesleyan Sailors' and Soldiers' Home. Arsenal Street, Hongkong. Wednesday, 8 p.m., in Prince Edward's Hall, Meeting of the Summer Club, Musical Programme and Games. Sunday, 8.15 p.m., Chaplain's Meeting and Social Hour. Ad dress by Chaplain.
"
First Church, of Christ, Scientist, McDonnell Road. Sunday, 11.15 am, Wednesday, 5.45 p..
82 YEARS IN ONE MINE.
Mr. George Stephenson, of the
for refund for unused portions carried on at a tremendous loss, Whitehasen coal field, is retiring will be recognised unless the en- j and consequently the Peking- dorsement of the station-master Mukden Railway carnot
be
>t the age of 89, from the William
Puitaiho Beach service October 5th.
H after years ago. This is considered
a record in Cumberland.
at the place where the journey is blamed for discontinuing the fit where, he commenced work abandoned is obtained in „ecor-
dance with the regulations.
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EXCHANGE.
Opening Rate: closing Rate
Demand
se dia
CT Page 11 SELLING.
2/634 2/6.13/16
WEATHER REPORT.
May 1d. 11h. Ilm-Pressure is highest over N.E. China. It bas increased moderately from Weibaiwel to Shanghai And slightly from Formosa to Hong- tong.
The Mongolian depression bas moved eastward.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 21 hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0.09 inch. Total since January 1st. 15.61 inches. against
&0
| average of 35,02 inches.
FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.
Foreczat.
to) N.E.winds,
> moderate.
BREWERY COMPANY
STES TOKYO, JAPAN↑
50 dB
4 m/s
2718
SPECIAŽE OPERE FEMIJE
[/T Shanghai
Мош
T/T Singapore.............
110
T/T Japan
120
T/T India.
1954
Demand, India
T/T San Francisco į
& New York./ T/T Java
57
15016
T/T Marks
N
F/T France
6.25
District
I Hongkong
BUYING
Gap Rock..
1
1 m/s. L/C
2/1
to fresh.
TIME TABLE.
I m/s. D/P
WEEK DAYS.
5 m/s. L/C
2/738 2.77%
* Formosa Channel}
Every 1 mla
£.50 15
10 mi
13
25 mi
H
10 mi
3) dia. Sydney and Melbourne 3ds,San Francis-Į
2/832
to 4.00 p. 1. 3.10 p.
10
THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- ·
JRAPH COMPANY, LTD. The following Unclaimed Tele- grama are lying here:-
Grabamite, from Amoy. Guido Balaich s. s. Persia, from hangbai.
Mirs Liceun St. Paul's College. from Yokohama,
Walterjing Great Hotel, from Chefoo.
Eastern
"
2684, from Hankow. Hiptaisou, from Shanghai. 5656, from Shanghai. Manshinghing, from Shanghai. Chunfat, from Amoy, 6263, from Chefoo. Yutdihong from Dairen. Wockfakwong clo Kwong. Lailay Hotel, from Shangbai..
Honghin
tiong, from Amoy.
Misa Lajain 2 Sesmortor (2) from Yokobams.
PEAK TRAMWAYS CO., LTD. Demand, Paris
1,30 m, to 2.00 10.
9,50 1138
to 11.00 10 12.30 p.m. 11.10 p.m. to 2.30 p.m.
6.6 9.5.
NIGHT CARS.
§. 20 y.m. 3.27 p.m.
1.30 pm to 11.20 p.m. very 30 minnies 11. p.
1.50
SATURDAYS.
STTRA CAR 12.00 midnight
SUNDAYS.
to 7,45, 2.00 8.00.10 1.30.10. 11.30 .. to 11:00 am 11.30 am, to 12.00 so 12.30 mods to 1.00
1.00 p.m. 4, p.. 4.20 p.m. to 8.10 p.m.
"
Every là mis
NIGHT CARS.
As on Week Days. SPECIAL CARS.
10 mo
G|44
co&New York 5931 4 m/s. Marka.......... Nom.
tm/s. Francs
*****. 6.60
* m/s. France......... 675
Demand, Germany... Jemand, New York 5716 IIT Bombay
Demand. Bombay ... 1961⁄2 FIT Calcutts.......... Demand, Calcutta...
19614
in Yokohama....................... 12u 116 Demand, Manila
Demand, Singapore. 110 Demand, Batavia
Halt
30 mln.
In Hiphong
Oo Saigon
BY ARRANOKKERT LI TE I COMPANY'S DEVICE, KLUZATZEL
VERGE LOALET
J
Hokkee Tekhalo- EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL-
E ASTA & CHINA TELEGRAPH CO.
3698/5th Mines, from Bingkok. 16859/25th April, Retransmitted from Singapore, Donaldson. c/o Chartered Bank, from Sydney.
3881/5th Hoagland Aster Hotel, from New York
3817th Nicotan Adris Ong- stangchoon, from Samarang.
Yawochong, from Shanghai. Wong Yingngai, from Tokyo. Hoksisang family 2 Seymor Street, from Yokohama.
Hupwolcheong, from Kobe.
TH. KKING. Superintendent
Hongkong, May 11, 1922,
/M. E. F. AIBEY,
Superintendent.
Hongkong. May 11, 1922.
On Bangkok
Sovereign
150
. Nam
..8134
7.65
Fold leaf per Tibl... →→ Jay Silver, ready... 3514
forward
372
Bank of England rates 4% New York/Londen... 44%
SUBSIDIARY COINS. 'kong 50 ot. pieces par par
10 5
19
J/27, dis. Cantou sub. coins 18 9%-dir.
Hoogkong, May-13; 1922.
3 Bouth coast of NEwinds, China between light to H.K. & Lamocks. moderate;
cloudy,
• South coast of some rain. China between H.K. & Hainza
T. F. CLAXTOS,; Director.
*LE. Observatory. May 12, 1922.
METEOROLOGICAL
Proviuua
on date.
on date.
*
29.82 76 71 91 87
29.83
79
8 CALM
E
3
D
4
Barometer..... 29.78 Temperature. Humility Wind Direction Wind Force Weather...........
Rain......
0.08 0,00 0,00
Highest open air
Temperature on the 11th 83. Lowest .open sir
Temperature on the 12th 76 T. F. CLAXTON, Director. H. K. Observatory, 12 May.
Printed and Published for the Proprietor, by Alfred Morley
11, Ice House Street, in the City of Victoria Hongkong.