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JUST UNPACKED.

Assorted French Vegetables.

THE ALICE MEMORIAL

HOSPITAL.

THE CHINA MAIL.

The Hon., Transurer of the alie Memorist and Affiliated Hospitals begs to acknowledge with thanks the following donations to the funds of the Hospitals.--- Chondian Pacillo Railway Co.

German & American Asparagus. Denison, Rani and Gibba

Herrings in Tomato Sauce,

German Sausages.

Herrings Marinated.

*7. S. G."

·J. R. Michael and Co. Patall and Co. .......

J. Alves and Co.

A. Becker....

230.

20.

Montages Ede.........

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.... 15:

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13.

15.

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10.

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10.

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10.

R. C. Edwards...

10.

China Mail, Ltd.

10,

D. W. Craddock'

10:

Garner, Qurich and Co....

10.

BR5

Boneless Sardines in Oil, etc., etc.

FRENCH STORE.

—¿ QUEEN'S-ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG.

Hongue April 9, 9.2.

Netting!

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TENNIS and BOUNDARY

Cut to any size.

APPLY -

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China Express Co.,

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THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING Co., Ld.

Established 1883

„MANUFACTURERS OF.

PURE Manila ROPE

3 STRAND

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·CIRCUMFERENCE.

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

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

Shewan Tomes & Co., General Managers.

Hongkong, April 11, 1012.

Weismann, Limited.

bakers Confectioners,

Restauranteurs.

Cruz Bato and Co.

TUNNELLED FOR GEMS.

Burglars" Huge Haul in London.

One of the most remarkable fonts over, Accomplished by burglars was enrried out hy a gang of expert thieves, who tunnelie t' rough three shop walls in Regent Street, London, and in the end secured gems valued at nearly £10,000. The haul as made at the wholesale jewellery establish. ment of Movers A. and J. Ettinger, on the first and second floors of promises in Regent Street. Investigations show that the burglars, who must-have-numbered at least four, Gret entered the Coltage Tea Roms in Regent Street, by means of a side deer in Chapel Court, a arrow turning running from Regent Street into Warwick Sree Ascending to the third floor; the thieves smashed in the door panels of one of the rooms which they entered, tore down a cupboard near the Greplace, and cut a hole 3ft. square in the brick wall, which L 14 ins. thick: The fole enabled the men to get Through into the premises of the Irish Linen Company. Here, un the apposite side of the room, a-similar-hole- was made in a wall 11 ins. thick, giving admission Mossra Goodyer's, xotiyus dealers. Then, deseriding to the second for, and forcing an inn door on their way, another large holo was cut through the party wall, 18 ins. thick, iuto Mr Ettlinger's showroom. This laborious work- mast have occupied several hours, tho men working in relays. They refreshed them selves with food obtained from the tua rooms, which they made their base and smoked the choicest cigars and cigarettes they could fod, discarding the chaper 1 bands. They must have sampled them frealy, as several partly-smoke cigars were found to have been thrown on the door The intrudera algo indulge in choc late crans, cake, and other, danties, Loïuro asting out of their prodigions tak uf bring through the walls of the premises, and comptied the petty cash b'x if i content-comprising about a sovereign's wl filver. They left the copper coina untouched. To denden the misu of the j fing brickwork they used cushions, raga nud’custumes obtained from the Trish Lines Company aud from Messrs. Glasdyer"- In the goldsmith's room they showed great coolness and discrimiuntje 25 in the selection of the most valuable and

Caterers,

14, DES VOUX ROAD CENTRAL,

기

Hongkong, July 3, 1910:

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MARIE BRIZARD AND

ROGER'S

FINE LIQUEURS AND

AGENTS::

BRANDIES.

A S. WATSON & Co., Ltd..

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

Hongkorg, January 11, 1812,

THE PARIS TOILET.

HAIRDRESSING SALOON,

13, QUERY ROAD CENTRAL.

MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

Marcel Waying A Specialty.

All kida of Perfumery and Toilet. Requisito

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Intimations.

Captain in Kitchener's Scouts

Listerton Cast Kitcheners Is

Nervous Breakdown, Paralysis-

The master force. which conquered the most perilous affictions and enabled him to endure amazing hardships, say's Captain Henderson, is derival sntirely from Phosforiis. Exposed by his adventurous life to an extraordinary series of misfortunes-from-being-disabled in action,-to- sustroke, enteric iever, and paralysis of the legs, this gallant officer was yet able entirelyoring to the aid of Phesferine, to leave the hospital and fight through to the end of the Boer War! Under blows which make en reel and fall, Captain Henderson was so upheld by the vitalising and bracing qualities of Phosferine, that actually on his return home he was robust and vigorous enough to win four military prizes in one day, including the famous Victoria Cross Cup!

Cured with Signal Success.

Captain D. E. Henderson, 1, Marino Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin, writes? *During the late Boer War, I had a severe shock from lightning, and an injury to the spine through my horse being killed in action and rolling on top of me. In India, some years previously, I had an attack of sun- stroke, and was five months in hospital with Enteric Fever. These troubles told upon me, and ultimately resulted in a complete nervous breakdown when in Prato I was admitted to hospital when I had lost the use of my legs. I was treated for neuritis and sent out only partly cured, and then started taking Phosferine systematically and regularly. The benefit I received was marvellous; in two months time I was back in the field and fought right through until the end of the war. Owing to a great financial loss, which preyed on my mind, I had a second break down, and the do ler told me that I would probably be paralysemfor life. I thought again of Phosferice, and after using it about three weeks my strength gradually returned and the frightful depression and weakness left me. The proof of which is that, in the military sports, 1 won four prizes ita ose day, including the Victoria Cross cup.”—July 14, 1911.

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Mauritia Falotnes

Brain-Fag

Bhazmatlari Handscha Hystarla

and all disorders consequent upon a reduced state of the nervous systemi

The Remedy of Kings

Phoafarine has been supplied by Royal Commiande

the Royal Family.

- the Empress of Bussin

H.M the King of Spain E-M. the King of Greece

The Imperial Faműy of China.

H.. the Queen of Roumania.

H.IE the Dowars? Amprar of Russia, FEE. The Grand Dunbia of Hoces

And the Principal Hayalty and Aristoorney throughout the World: Prepcators Amton & Parsons Lid, La Belle Sauvaga, Ludgata Bill, London, Zugiendo Palou in Grass Britain, bottles, zhi, sin and ate Sold by a Cheden, Stan, dne The 19 tize contains nearly four sizes the 1715 mins.

THE CHINESE ENGINEERING AND

MINING CO., LTD.

#1 | portable articles in the show costs, and

then attacked the largest of three sales After drilling a hole in the front of the safe, which was flied · "iridha Patent clination lock and

Bulid stone" Fuing, they ripped, the front of the safe completely fl by powerful Jennates without moving the safe from its position. The whise of the contents were takon, including gold chains, gold bags, gold pares, surereign purses, marked with STEAM RAISING, FORGING, STEEL MAKING, SHIPS BUNKERS

the trade mark · P.T." and a nihuber af. platinum and grid bracelets, platinum and gol Ipondants all sit with diamonds, pearls, | and valuable genus, valued at nearly £16,000. Curiously enough another safe whicir con- talized £25,001 of jewellery and valuables was not tampered with in any way, The rovus visited presented tho appearance of norner of a building yard. The brick- work dislodged weighed several tons, and the dust from the plaster and cement had evared-averything. It is prosumed that the thieves loft in the DIE

way AN they entered, and before doing used the clothes brush in the tes room to remova some of the dust from their clothing, It is believed that they wore gloves.during the work because tho experts from Scot land Yard and the heads of ike Orfuünal Larestigation Department, who visited the premises, were unable to fed any trace of

KAIPING COAL

Now well-known throughout the East for

LHOUSEHOLD PURPOSES.

KAIPING COKE

Competes with the best quality English Coke for "FOUNDRY, SMELTING AND HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES.

HIGHEST

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DESTINATION.

TUESDAY, MAY 21 1912.

Vessels Advertised as Loading..

Australian Porta, & Eastern Australian Ports, dua nham. Boston & New York Walton Hall Europa, &e.. Finme, Trieste E. Fr. F Baiphong Singen.....

Kab╚】doctavet"ཧLiang. eawi*V? Kudat & Sandakan... Borneo. Kobe & Yokohama... Ritano Maru

Muttra London, Dovnob.. London Antwerp, de Bornes Lidon R'dam & Aet Dunbighshiro Marseilles, v. Saiga Frosh Simona Mar., Udon, & A work Miyasaki Maru.. Mania, Cebu & Doilo Rubi

***************... Loongang. PARTENAY - Oceano grinati Manila, oils & Cobo Tenn

AGENTÜ

DATE OF LEAVING

Tibb Edvinsgton & Co May 25, a Youn Gibb Livingston Co Tase & at Nosa Shewan, Tomet Co..thout June 6, Malchers & Co May 29, at Noon Sander, Wieler & Co About Jane I Butterfeld & Brian May 22, ah 9.11. Jardins, 'son&Co, Le Mar 26, at nood Melchers Ca

fiddle of

June Nippon Turen Kaiah May 22, 1.11. Jardins, M'son&Co. Jane 1. ab nron

0.8. N. Co May 25, ab Nour P.&O. 8. N. Co... About May 99. Jardins, M'son Co. Ld. June 30, Monsageries Maritime Tune 41 pm

Tuson Kaisha

VAY

Daylight

Nippon

Shewan, Tomes & Co MAY 28. st4 p.m. Jardins, M's C..Ld May 25, atp.m The Pank Line, Ld... About June 18 Batterfield & Swire May 28, at 4p.m

Manila, A 'tralian Port Nikke Maru Nippon Ynsen Kaisks Tone 7 at Noon Now York Müngaster Castle Dodwell & Co. Limited About May 25 R'dam, B'burg, Awerp readis San Francisco 7. Japan Nippon Martore Rhen &saha... Tune 4, at Noon

Hamburg A m'ka Linie About May 23 Toro Kisan Kaisha

San-Franciscordapan Tonyo Salina Cruz,

Japan Hongkong Maru... San Francisco, Japan Siberia

PAfrica Shanghai.....

Dalt Shanghai... Choyang Shanghai Chinhus

Shanghai...Ankui. Spore, Penang & Citta Kamang Shai, Moji, Kobe, 'ma Simis S'hai, Moji & Kobe... Calombo Maru S'hai, Kobe & Theme Salazie ON S'hai & Japan Ports. Derflinger..... Stow, Amey & Tam Daijiu Maru Stow, Amoy & Fohow Kaijo Mari Stow, Amoy &Anping Scahu Maru Shai, Robe & Thama Alesis S'hai, Kobo & T'ham Segovin Strabow

JEW, Amoy &amun.

Fchow Esitan

'chow Show, Amoy

Hayar

Tientaim

...................... Cheongahing Tuver & S'tle v. Japan Oceano 'toria, Tma & Japan Mexico Maru... Tria, B.C., Scattle do Kamakurs Mars Vancouver, (B.C.), &c. Monteagle........... Vancouver, (B..&c. Empres of Indis Weihaiwel & Tientsin Kucichow

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HONGKONG HOTEL.

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Badwin

Dr. W. McKean

Mr & Mrs W. Bald-

#win

G.

and Mrs C. J. MaKoone

My A. T. Barberini Mr B. E. Multe

Mr F. R. Bate

Capt. G. B. Beardsley,

Mr L. Beaking alu Mr A Bailken Mr H.

K. H. Beister Mr C. D. J. Boll Mr. W. Bertholf

Consul Mr J, Merecki

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Midnight

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Co. May 28, at 11a.m.

Ld May 29, at en

: Jarding, M'eon&Co,

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Gingerprints. Tas then left behind u MASSEY'S COMMERCIAL MAP & DIRECTORY.

dite burglary plant, including stool jela. mie, brace and bits, serowdrivers and

chisels, aloctric torchlights with refills, and

M. and MME SCHIESSE, Proprieture.

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a well-nude rope Indder, long enough to call them to escape over the roofs and

Under the PrONAL SUPCHYMION of

Hongkong. April 30, 1912.

THE CHINA MAIL COMBINED COLOURED

TYPHOON MAP & GUIDE

howing tracks and daily progress of the big TyphoonƐ during the last twenty years,

And enabling one to locate the centre of a Typhoon.

ON CARDBOARD AND STARED FOR HANGING.

Price 40 cents.

into the street in the avant of that

NOW COMPILING

Advertisersand Residents :

being disturbod. It is believed that BEADS OF BUSINESS HOUSES,

they also used altetric drills-Detective.

Inspector Hawkins and Detective-Sergeant PROFESSIONAL MEN, Prothero, of Vay Street, and our SECRETARIES of CLUBS, officers are ondes uring to track down

- A males hes been futed

which may furnish a clue.

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LIFEST

CUPPOSE you should buy to-days an

-bottle of Chamberlain's Golja, Chuler and Diarrhoes Bamesty and some meinher. | of your family wore, tontorrow, stricken with diarrhoed or cramp colle, would you

pent. You want, abord to be with nat this valusalle mediein", na attacks of this kind come on without warding and should Always Inve immediate atten for TATA mody hirer failed; to alta TICK

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