What is LOTOL?
LOTOL is The New Germicide Disinfectant and Liquid Insect Vermin Destroyer.
Spray LOTOL
Means sudden Death to
Freely
Mosquitoes, Flies, Bags, Fleas, Moths, Acta, Gockroaches, Sliviräch, and every kind of innost post.
For use in The Household, Hotels, Hospitals, Theatres, Ships, Reblia
Conveyances, Stabios, eto,
LOTOL is harmless aclothes or other fabric
LOTUL #vaporates and leaves no stain.
LOTOL will not injure painted, polished er metal surfacos. LUTUL drea not leave any stains on wall or wall paper, and com
pletely disappears in about 36 hours, at a temperature of 70 degrees F.
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LOTOL itself in won inflammable but wood and fabric saturated
with it burn more readily. LOTOL does not contain any compounds of Arsenio, Strobine Cyanide, or Mercury; and thought harmless to Man when usad as directed, it is labelled poisonoun" tu conform with the Poisons Act.
LOTOL is made in Australia,
THE GENERAL COMMERCIAL CO., LTD.
10, Des Voeux Egad, Central, (Sois Agente for HONGKONG &
PURE
CHINA.
PRESCRIPTIONS.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8,- 1923.
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THE BEN LINE STEAMERS. LIMITED.
From ANTWERP, MIDDLES. BRO,' LONDON & STRAITS. The Steamship
*BENGLOE”.
Consignees of cargo are boroby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk inte the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
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All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Under- signed on or before the 21st. inst or they will not be recognized,
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No Fire Insurance has been effected...
Billa of Lading will be counter. signed by GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO, LD
Agents. Hongkong, 7th. August, 1923.
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ALL FANS Greatly redUCED. "
With the hottest part of summer stili before us, the purchase of an electric fan in the wisst investment you can make
ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT..
TH. HONGKONG HOTEL COMPANY, LIMITED.
GOLDEN STATE BUTTER From CALIFORNIA CREAMERIES. Sold by all the leading dealers in one pound
and 1 lb. tins. cartons (FRESH)—and i SOLE AGENTS-GETZ BROS. & Co. of the Orient Ltd.
PROVISION DEPT.
SCHWEPPE'S SQUASH
Does not contain lemon fibre nor any injurious substances it is made from specially cultured lemons-by Schweppe's Limited-the famous firm with the reputation of over 100 years at the -back of them.
or the Company's Godown, where | +++++++++ all cargo impeding immediate discharge will be landed at consignees' risk.
Storage will be assessed on cargo
remaining undelivered aiter Tuesday, 14th. Aug, 1923.
All broken, chafed and damaged packages will be landed into the Company's Godown where zame will be examined on Tuesday, 14th. Aug, 1923, at
11 a..
No claims will be recognised after the goods have left the steamer or Godown, and none will be entertained if presented later than three weeks after arrival of steamer.
No Fire insurance whateve will be affected.
Y. TSUTSUMI,
Manager. Hongkong, 7th. August, 1923.
SPECIAL SALE
of
SHOES
WIRELESS DISCOVERIES.
Eliminating the "Atmospherics."
·
A ropresentative body of the members of the industrial group in the House of Commons recen- tly paid a visit to the Marconi Company's wireless stations at Ongar and Brentwood, to iuspect the apparatus for long-distance transmission of messages.
ance
where tests and experiments bad been carried out which convinced him that by now devices long dist. communications between England, and the tropics would be- come still more rapid, efficient end economical. The radically new which be Wai experiments fortunate enough to have brought to success, would probably work a revolution in wireless.
YEE SANG FAT CO.
Just Arrived
A LARGE SHIPMENT OF LATEST STYDE
WARDROBE
AND
TRUNKS
ALL AT
20% DISCOUNT.
CABIN
YEE SANG FAT CO,
34, Queen's Road Contral.
BATHING CAPS THAT LAST
We have received a shipment of the latest sai beat" production in Bathing Caps-and are offering same at very moderate prices.
THE COLONIAL DISPENSARY
14, Queen's Bond, Central.
Tol Central No. 1877.
Tel. Central No. 1877.
PEAK TRAMWAYS 03., LTD.
7.00 .. 7.30
ELIMINATING ATMOSPHÈRICS..
The experiments referred to by Among those in the party were Sir S. Roberts, Sir Park Goff, Mr. Mr. Marconi, it may be added, Grattan Doyle, Mr. P. J. Hannon, have practically eliminated the Sir A. Richardson, Sir Harry bugbear of atmospherice, and Brittain. Mr. J. D. Gilbert, Mr. bave proved that with a short 8.00 Percy Burd, Colonel Moore wave length and a very low power Brabozon and Colonel A. Pownall. at the sending station, mee- The party, who travelled in a sages can be received clearly over fleet of Daimler motor-cars, in- distances of at least 2.500 miles. spected at Ongar the power-house, 1t is expected that this discovery! with its central storage battery of the Marconi Company will and distilling plant, and the tran- greatly cheapen world messages smitting station, with its gigantic by wireless." serial maste. The apparatus here is sending messages to France, Switzerland, and Canada.
1.
TIME TABLE
(From 1st Juno, 1923,
יז
11.00
1200 Dood
12.00 noon 1.00 p.m
10 min
Sundays.
Week Days.
7,00 a.m.
7.10 m.
7.18 a.m.
to 8.00 to 8.20
every 15 min
7.30
,, to 9.3)
every 15 mis
9.30
10 min
10 mín
11.15
15 min
8.30
Stopping "Non-stop.
10 mia
1.00 p.m. 2 30
$3
15
15 min
8 37
**
Stopping.
2.30
+1 +1
13
8.47 Non-stop.
4.30
8.54 Stopping.
5.30
4.30 i 5.30 6.30
10 min
15 min
11
++
9.04 ,,Non-stop.
Stopping.
/1
9.11 Stopping.
6.40
Non-stop.
9.20 Stopping.
6.47
EM
Stopping.
6,57
Non-stop.
11.30 p.m. " 15 min
7.04
Stopping.
Stopping.
7.13
Non-stop,
12.40
.. Non-stop.
7.20
++
Stopping.
12 47
21
Stopping.
7.30
+
Non-stop.
12.57
M
Non-stop.
7.37
7.47
tt.
Non-stop.I
7.54
Stopping.
Mr. Godfrey Isaacs said that 9.30 am to 11.00, every 10 min
messages had
11.30 complimentary
been exchanged by wireless that morning between the Industrial Group and the French Chamber, the Canadian Parliament, the United States Congress, and the Spanish Chamber of Deputies,
1.04 ...Stopping,
1.13
1.20
Mr. Herbert Hoover, in bia reply from Washington, said:
"Your welcome message is one 1.30 pm to 4.00 more proof of the vast improve- 4.00 ment in communications, which 4.30 must lead to a better internation- al understanding."
LADIES' At Brentwood the main central receiving station was examined, BOOTS with its smaller aeriala, where all the Transatlantic and Continental Here the traffic, is received. party lunched.
MR. MARCONI'S EXPERIMENTS.
Some apusement was caused Very Low by the reception of a telegram from the Government Chief Whip, Prices
Col. Leslie Wilson, calling on the party to return to Westminster by
Much interest was taken by the] 3.30 p.m. for a division, to which the reply was sent" by wireless: visitors in the efficient install- Coming, confound you. Grattan, ations, and working of the wireless system, especially in a Doyle and Company:"
Mr. Marconi, in response to the visit to Radio House in the toast of bis health, said wireless City, whence all the switches at: telegraphy was not only fascinat-the Ongar station are actuated ing because of the vast strides it the keys being connected by had made, but for the immediate underground prospect of greater progress.
ROYAL & CO. Footwear Specialists. Tel. 3237.
1 D'Agular Street, Central.
Yon take no when risk you buy
A MOUTRIE PIANO. Guaranteed for seven yours. MOUTRIE'S, Chater Road.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
AW, GEE, POP WE DON'T HANTA GO T':BED YET- WE DIDNT SEE
ALL OF FUNNIES
YOU CAN SEE THEM IN THE ALORNING - ÁON RUN AND SEE VINO CAN BEST TO BED- I'LL BET FRECKLES CAN BEAT YOU TO BED, TAG-
AH-HE CAT
US
Non-stop. Stopping.
#1 every 10 min
4.30 6.30
15 min
19 min
•
Stopping.
6.40
Non-stop.
6.47
Stopping.
6.57
M
Non-stop.
7.04
Stopping.
9.30
11
7.13
"
Non-atop.
11.15
ป
11.45
7.20
Stopping,
*7.30
Non-stop.
77.
7.37
Stopping.
7.47
Non-stop.
cables-and to
7,54
"
Stopping.
8.03
*
Non-stop.
8,10
Stopping.
wbich also aro automatically He bad recently returned from transmitted all the signals from
Brentwood. a long journey round West Africa, |
I TELL YA LET'S HAVE A RACE T SEE WHICH ONE OF US
IS ASLEEP
ARST
ALL RIGHT- EETCHA I CAN GOT: SLEEP
FASTERN
You
They Came Out Tie
BUT HOUS CAN
WE TELL WHOS
ASLEEP
FIRST?
TU'ONE WHO
FALLS ASLEEP 'FIRST WILL YELL
OUTE WIN!
די
READY!
GO!
MID- NIGHT
+
Stopping.
• 9.20 p.m.
8.03 Non-stop.
8.10 Stopping.
Saturday Extra Cars:
12.00 Midnight. Night Cars:
Weekdays and Sundays.
8.50 p.m. 9.00 p.m.
to 11.00 p.m every 30 min
15 mia Stopping.
Special Cars.
BY ARRANGEMENT AT THE COMPANY'S OFFICE, Alexandre Buildings. Hongkong, 1st June, 1923.
BY BLOSSER
-KEA SERVICE
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