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Tutimations,

FRENCH STORE

JUST ARRIVED ||1:

LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ITALIAN SPAGHETTI AND MACARONI

TRY. "THEM

WITH OUR ITALIAN CHEESE AND OUR TOMATO SAUCE

IT IS A KING'S_DISH DRINK WITH IT OUR

CHIANTI WINE

AND HAVE A OUP OF OUR

MOCHA COFFEE

Hongkong April 18, 1912

THE HONGKONG ROPE ANUFACTURING Co., Ld.

Establis

à 1883

-MANUFACTURERS OF.

PURE anila ROPE

3 STRAND.

1" to 15"

CIRCUMFERENCE

CABLE LAID

4 STRAND

3" to 10" CIRCUMFERENCE.

5" to 15 *CIRCURYERENCE

Oil Drilling Cables of any size up to 3,000 feet in length.

Prices, Samples artil full particulars will be forwarded on application to

Shewan Tomes & Co., General Managers.

Hongkong, April 11, 1813,

Netting!

Netting!

Netting

TENNIS and BOUNDARY

NETTING.

Cut to any size.

APPLY

1. cent square foot.

530

801

ending.

-last year

THE CHINA MAIL

same week it was 29,000: ment “out of sight", da, deliveries to the World's spinners was for the same week. 943,000 balss, and last year 305,000 balen. The quality of american cotton ginned to the beginning of this month_wa_ra ported last week to be 18,031,000 bales. This was the final report this season, and it is an enormous quantity, but the size of the crop hazing been previously. estimated with a fair degrea of certainty, not much attention was g'you to it, and it did not affect the cotton markets. It appears Texas has produced about 4,000,000 bales, the largest quantity ever grown in that State, which reminds us of the reporta we received during last growing sokaoli, detailing disasters of all kinds to the crop

There is plenty of cotton fortunately and there will be 2 and 3 million: bales on August Sist next to carry over to next season, but there is a great difficulty for this district (where we require the best atapled American) to find grades to requir al standards and all the time our spioners. are paying points above quoted pricer. even up to 150 points we are informed, to obtain cotton of sufficiently good growth and staple. This circumstance should be remembered by buyers vi cotton. goods abroad as contributing ontsiderally to the Bŕmness already displayed in this market.

We appear to have in front of us a long -pull of firm prices, if no an advanog above the present level. Manufacturers 20 well sold that they will only tako further business at full rates, and the total

CIS

PYN KA

METAL POLISE 5 US.

kalo all Kinds of Metals, Silverwate everything new In Tablets, Paste and Li

Stocked by all the princi On Co., Civil Service Store, Bola Agents for South China

ASK FOR A FREE SAMPLE.

Hongkong, April 17, 197

The finest

H. STEPHENS,

19, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL

MARIE BRIZARD AND

ROGER'S

FINE LIQUEURS AND

AGENTS:

+

BRANDIES.

A. S. WATSON & Co., Ltd.

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

Hongk2 January 11, 1915.

To Let

TO BE LET.

Os on isour 15% MARCH, 1912: ':

a oppage for a month already in the getting of coal makes them firmer; having many of thom paid high prices for further supplies since the Coal strike began, many Mills are already stopped and others will keep closing as their ecal is exhausted, reducing the number of manufacturers who care to tako further orders, and later on before coal supplies can reach these Mills, produc- tion will gradually cease. The worst effects of the coal strike will only be felt sumo weeks later, so far as production is concorned. The railway systems are rapidly curtailing the opportFFICES in KING'S BUILDING. noitica for sending goods, etc., from one place to other, workers are being turned

Booms, adjoining the Hongkong CHUPS and OFFICE, in ALEXANDRA Dispensary, it present occupied by Mazra Wa Powell, Ltd.

A. S. WATSON & Co., LTD,,

Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, August 29, 1911.

aff in every industry, and soon there would 15 no means of transit if the cos' miners' strike were to continue, Busine a keep- up to a fair extent. Calcutta bas been in the market, and the import there of piesa

TO LE

1110.

Apply to THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

MENT & AGENOX J., LD. „Hongkong, April 1, 1919.

1584

China Express Co., ・ goods, yarns and metals for Fet asry as

NE 3, DUDDHAL STREET TELEPHONE NC. 068.52,523 packages. being over the monthly

P. O. Box 250.

H

THE KWONG HIP LUNG CO., LTD.

(NOW RECONSTRUCTED).

NGINEERS and SHIPBUILDERS, BOILER MAKERS, BRASS and IRON E FOUNDERS. All work done in this establishment is guarantood. We have over thirty years' experience. We own two Slipways and can accommodate any craft of #00 feet long.

Town Office, 48, CoNNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL, Hongkong. Telephone No, 409. Shipyard, Shum-Sui-Po, Kowloon, Hongkong.

Telephone No. K.9. Estimates furnished on application.

WONG PING WA, Manager.

Hangirang. April 1, 1912.

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE CHEN KWONG & CO.,

SOULETT OF THE UNITED STATES.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO..

GENERAL MANadzra;" HongxOJG,

1. HAMILTON, GENERAL MANADE

* FOR THE EAST, TOKYO,”

ሆ .

New Insurance Paid for....£ 25,887,500 Outstanding insurance amounis

£282,653,220 Amets amount to............ ..£104,089,655 Surplus amounts to.......an 17,828,768 Dividends to Policyholders

1910

Total paid Policyholders 1910 Total Expenses for 1910 ..... Gross earnings from Interest and Reuta for 1910...... Gross rate of Income from Que Investments 1910

Hongkong, Feb. 23, 1912.

466

LD.

GENERAL IMPORT & EXPORT.

CANTON'S LARGE WHOLESALE & RETAIL

STORE::

URNITURE, Draperies, Groceries,

Boot and Shoes. Makers of Jewellery, Lacqueres, Crockery Ward.

.

20,575,157 53,439,380 Ironmongery, Wine and Spirits. 10,392,033 Foreign Clothes for gentlemen made tu

order by our own tailors. 21,646,523 Large sasortaient of Chinese Sills and

Foreign Goods of every description.

All goods sold at reasonable Prices, The Cheapest and Best place in Canton, to buy Chinese and Foreign Goods,

SUP PAT POO STRFM. TEL. No:1406. CANTON,

Canton, August 1, 19]I.

4.48% 727

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO.

"WITH WHICH 18 INCORPORATED TILA*** OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CJ,

OTAL PUNES AT 31mr Dzozmune, 1910, h MOTAL

$21,252,695.

I-Authorised' Capital £8,000,000 *** Kubysshed Capital £3314,845

Paid-up Capital .........................£1,857,997 5.0.| I-Timsund..........................” 3,842,215.4-1. HELA»& Annuity Funds 15,045,135·9 7 Binking Fund Accurizat 37.96518:4

£21,202,603:17'8

Berenne Fin Lranch 12,873,260 17:47 Late & Annuity?146319

"Branches)

648,314 10 8

[24973,816 17 B

Other Receipta !

Funds of the Fire and

are free from liablity in

AF TOMES & CO;

JAPANESE MAKERS,

· អង់

EVERY KINT

Footwear

THES

TO

average of last year viz-818,000 packages.

From the remainder of the India markets there is constant enquiry for miscellaneous kinds of goods, also from the other Eastern market, which make up a fair total from-week to week,

==={

TO LET

EW & Commodious SHOPS, NATRAS ROAD, Kowloon, Immediate possen. Cheap Rental,

Apply to HUMPHREYS" ESTATE & FINANCE.

Co... Iz Hongkong, March 23, '1909.

TO LET.

Kennedy Town.

Apply to"

Bas Mardon, & Awarp & tauta. Mari..

Manila, Cuba Doile Rubi

MARE

Hollo

Manda Arahan Port Tawata Mar

||Maboppoḥ

New Fazk.

dam.

Ban Franoland Salinas Cru

San Francisco,

Shar S'pore,

S'hai Kobe S'hai Koka & Moji S'pore, Poning & Shanghai, Moll&K Shay Tan & Japan S'tow, Amay de Tament S'tow, Amoy

Tai, Kabe da Yada Swatow

S'tow, Amoy &F'chow Stow Amey chow 91, Cfoo & Na

'waag]

Mar

Ta&Japan Panama Mara Seattle & Fado Matu.. Want' Advertisements cover (3.0.), £e. Monteagle ....

Vancouver (3.0), & Empress of Japan

PREPAID

[$1 per inch.

3 insertion.3.

One week.

58

FOR SALE.

TOUR POINTER PUPS, spotted coffee, E. S. Brown and White-Pure broad, 3 months old...

Apply to

No.

CALCADA DA ROCHA,

Macro, April 22, 1912.

FOR SA EE,

"

'wol & Tientsin, Cheongshing Weihaiver & Tientsin Haichow

VISTORS AT HOTELS

„HONGKONG”HOMI, Me and Mrs J. van Capt. C. Lindbergh

Anis

Mr P. Linton T-

Miss I. Andrews

Mr. J. G. Ashton

Mr Murray Bain

Mr G. T. Lloyd

Miss D. Lockwood Mer B. Long

Mas A. M. Baldwin Miss E Lowacstein Mr. and Mrs A. M. Comdr. Lexmoore

Baldwin

Kr and Mrs J.-D. F.

680 Mrs JA, Barry

· Mr J. A. Bárnett.

Miss M. L. Barry Mr E. B. Bate

BOUT The ENGLISH TYPE Clarendon and Nonpareil (Modern), complete fount, including Italic.

In good condition. Sead offers to

**TYFON

Mr & Mr-E.. Bauer Mr B. Beilken

Mr.

Me T. M. Mecquees

Mulder TM

Lt. P. Manir

Mr and Mrs L.

Manning

Master H. Manning

Mrs E R. Beilios Dr. O. Marriots

,and maid

W. B. Marshall Mr Mrs B. & Mr G. H. Martin And

Miss J. T. Martin. Mr.O. D. J. Bell

Me &

Mr W.

Birch-

enough

406

Dr. Bril

Marshall

Mateva

Mr and My E.

Browa

·CATS OF CHINA Mail Offos, Hongkong, March 21, 1919.

FOR SALE

110 WITH or without furniture.

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

MENT & ASHENOY Co., Lb. Hongkong, April 1, 1912.

The mail advices from Shanghai, the 8th inst., stats that the outbreaks and lootingODOWN No. 4 NEW PRAYA, by the soldiers in the North had stopped business, the Native Banka besitating to give dealera advances, which otherwise would have been granted, and the in- cressid activity in clearances being stopped Direct cables home announce further lost ing, and a strong feeling of anrost, up to fow days ago. Hongkong has however

OFFICES TO LET

1055

FIRST-Class Central accommodation,

de a moderate business. Parliamusent light and siry, on First, Becond, or-

has passed the Bill to esta lish minimum

for Messrs WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & Third Floor, in now building being erected

Me Bumant

Mrs B. C. Melniner P. Mr W. M. Mcln-és

Mr J. D. Meinermy Dr G. W, McKean

McKeone

The Bank Lise Rippon Iuren

Sippin The Rada!

Osalts, Shosen Ret Oaks Shonen Kaith

Hambury Ama Lamie

Noo

Neon

ugšas, Lapraiz. - Douglas, Laprak & Co. Am 25,3 Douglas Lapraak" Co. Apr. 90, at Butterfield & Swee. Apr. 26, at 4 pm Osaka Shoses dashs Apr. 30, at 1pm Nippon Tum Kadha May 7 að Nom Sy Canadian P50 B. Co. May 11, 25.6pm Canadists Ba R. Co. June i, at 6 p.m. Jardine, Msond Co, Ld Apr. 23. Daylight

& Swire. Apr. 24, at d

KING EDWARD HO Mr & Mr Alexander Mr C. N. Manhoil

and chid

Mr 5. A. At Miss Massey Mr and Ms Avenell Mr. Jy McCormack Capt Bahnstyne Mr. and Mrs FE

Bannatyne.

Mr C. Bayly Dr Baliling

Mr E. Bradshaw

Mr N. Chatfield

Midzushim Mr and Mrs J. RN

Mody..

Mr M. F Monay

Mr AP

Mr J. Chisholm BL F. F. Edwards Mr HO Mrs Cowen

| Mr Ehrhardt and

child

Nobb

Mr WCH

Mr. and Mrs R. H. Mr C. A. Peal

10

Mr U

Mr M. Calman Mr and Mrs C - J. Mr G. Calpopoulo TOMr B. Cameron, Jr. Mr J. Merecki

Mr G: Canomeut Mr JR, Mirrlees Mms L Mrs D. J. Casement Mr Genre Maryan

Mr J. Morris Mr D. L. Dobb

Mr P.

OREST, No. 8 The Peak with tennis court. Commanding magnificent view of the harbour and adjacent lands.

Apply to prod

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, March 6, 1912.

FOR SALE.

ONE FULL SIZE

999

rates of wages for coal miners, to be COY., LTD. Entrance from Des Voeux Burroughs and Watts

Road. Electria Litt to all floors, Electric Light throughout.

wattled by Juint District Boards-the miners are voting whether to commence work. Meanwhile, and the owners agree tobtained at the Offices of MESSRS. The Plan can be seen and all, particulars give effect to the provisions of the bill. We PALMER & TURNER, ALLA therefore hope for an early resumption BUILDINGS, SED FLOOK." of work.

ORIENTAL MISSIONS,

Unsatisfactory Report by Americans.

A remarkablo report on Orignial Mis sions is issued by the International Bible Students' Association of Brooklyn, U.S.A.The success attained by the missionaries in the past (it says) is very. amall. Wo found" Oriental Christians about as sincero, intelligent, and earnest. as the average Church attendants in America and Europe! Very low gave vidence of being wholly consecrated to God and His service,

The tendency of the times, in the Orient as in the Occident, Is towards unbelief in any religion. The higher castes consider the medley of Christian octrines presented to them less philo Aopliteal than their own. The common

Hongkong, March 12, 1912.

TO LET

989

ATO. 57, PRAYA GRANDE, MACAD

OFFICES and GODOWNS to let in Daddell Street

Top Floc.

No. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE

ROGATE Austin Road, Kowloon, from 1st April,

No. 12, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, First floor.

No. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, First floor.

Apply to

ALINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildings Tougkong, Aug. 2, 1911.

20

PATELL & CO.

conception that all the peopic of China, Exporters & Importers

Japan, and India sta heathen savages is erroneous. Their upper classes include some splendid characters of truly noble manhood, the moral and intellectual poors.

of Americans and Europeans. Indeed, the masses of these people ara less vicious and rude more kind and considerate

ORDER than those of Europe

Drunkenness and imm unknown among the

General Merchants

and

Commission Agent

HONGKONG CANT

SHANGHAL AND

HANKO

BILLIARD TABLE

WITH ACCESSORIES: Apply to

GEO. P LAMMERT.

Hungkong June 7, 1910,

MILNERS'

SAFES

AS SUPPLIED TO THE

PRINCIPAL BANKS

Mr S. P. Cowen Mr R. C. Cowrie Mr J. W. Cranston Mr W. E Crowe Mira R. Crowell Mira B. C

Crowall Mr G. P. Curry Hon, Mr

Daries,

W. C. Draw MG Mrs W. Drummond

Bees

Mr E. J. W. Eames Miss Eckel

Mould Mr and Mrs EN

Newburger

Mr & Mix E- Row-

man

Mr and Mrs E N.

Nicoll

Mr & Mrs B. Nissen

Mrs Nobla

Capt. and Ms E. D.

Northeem be

Mise 3. O'Connell

Mr V.d' Oettingen

Mrs. E. A. Or

A. Evinca

Mr R. F. Fisher Mr N. Ginkel Mr D. Haskell'

BMT H. Feariká

Mr C. A. Paroy)

Peaberron

Mr H

Mrs B&BAmary Mr Dk Reboirs

[Mr A. Hollis sedes

Mr. B.

Capt.&

gurand

& Mrs W. J. Shearer Kemp

Mr A. O. Koston

Rees

Ma J. 8

Dr. Sibarre M: F. AN ST

Mr&Mrs Kinghorn Mrs A. G. Smith

Mr H. S. Sparge

Mr and Mrs W. D. Capt and

Dr Kluz

Kraft

Mrde

BIT

M

and Mrs Tooker Conen & Mr Leiria Mr J. Wallon Mr and Mrs Lemaire Mr K. Watkin

and child Mr JR. Young Mr John Lennox

Mrs M. Asensi Mrs A. D.

GRAND CARLTON SHOTELÄT

Mr John Henderson Band and child

Higgenbotham

Mr W. A. Barnott Mr Cha E Mr Bras Berehalte Mr W. Hind Mr Clair Brown Mr and Mrs D.

Mr and Mrs G. G. Zvie

Bursets and 2 Mr Thomas Mundey children

Mr Tenfla

Corpur Mr & Mrs Cawford

Edwards Mr and Mrs G. Mr E Cropy ::

1. C. Orlog

Miss A. Orr Clair linte Me and Mr. D.

Mr A Cropley

Mr N Croplay

P. Miss E

Dr Elnora Palma S

Me

MTA H 8

Alilote

Clair Mrs Pe'era

Mr F. Von Mr A. G. Florin Mian 3.0. Folsom MrF Franks Mr and

Mr.3, Paul

Mr G. H. Perriton Mis L. Price

Miss Via's Prion

And

Bodgone

Mind. Omplay Mr andà

Bixsier L. Ompley

سية.

Mrs

Mrs Arthur

Sanches

J. A. M.-Phy Master Dropley Mia Sanches MrE. EG. Piaton

Mr. and Mrs A.

E. M. MEM

-French & child Fond

...

Capt. Dalmeyer Mr W. H. Ricketts Mr Denman Fal ar Mr C. F. Robins Mr B Gaubert Baron Sadoine Mr and Mrs J. F. Mr and Mrs. J. R

Baul

George

Miss Georgo

-

Master E. Copley Mr. A. Smith

Me G, W. Bancell Master Colin Ceopley Mr M. EdmondsMr and Mn B. H.

Stephenson

McFW, Sahorems an

Mr. A. Guldsmith Mr. Sahrambols

Mr L N. Evans Capt. & Ms Everitt Mr E

Mr J. G. Flynn Mr José ValawnES MrE. A. 8. Fowler M&Ms H. Walton Mr W. LM. Grant Mr and Mrs West Mr S. W. Hamson Mr Gao. C. Whitales

Mrs J. C. Goold Me Westen Mix and Mrs WH. Ma

V Gaulbeam Me Shalte Bell 2 children M Mr and Ms Joseph LARO. V Skelmshire, MAM Champion

Gould

RG

Mr and Mrs BA, Mr.

HAM

Capt. I PEL

Setle

Meischke

Lt. & Man

ham

omning

Ma

ithers Solomon

§317-and^ Mrs PW. Mr

Hanford

Capt. Harlow AME Mr

And hire JD. D

AND

BUSINESS HOUSES, Haz

GEO PLAMMERT,

kong, May 90 191156807

Mr. and Mrs. Mand Mis Muitos

dford'

Mr Darch MEAT. D

Denue Me Dubit Mr & Mrs J. Duncan

AD. Mrs Edwards

and infant Mr. 1.7 Fielder

Th. G. Herbert Bekle

Hott MERE

Fawatt, 0.056 Mrs E A. Hewett Me and

Majori, umphreys M

Mr Chord

Major & Ma Lyddan

children & nute

Boy Morelan, B.N Mr Paterap Mr H Pentes Mr and Mrs T. Polis Main & Ma Proe,

children i

WILDE ATEN IN

AND SOUTH