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THURSDAY OCTOBER 2, 1918.

A Celebrated Violiniste

Nervous Fatigue, Languor—

The power to excel, the confidence which ensures her brilliant successes, says the talented violinist, Miss Sybil Keymer, is entirely due to her abundance of vigorous neret fores created by Phosfarine How greatly the numerous distinctions and triumphant career of this accomplished musician are promoted by the brain energy and physical stamina developed by Phosferine, is evident from Miss Keymer's admission that the topic. "enabled me to do myself justice." This power to excel, this ability to make berfect use of her skill, depands upon the marvellous control and steadiness of the muscle nerves. Phosferine has given her, and to which she owes the entrancing tone and quality of ber musical renditions. Naturally, this energising effect of Phosferine was accompanied by the disappearance of the headaches, listlessness, and fatigue, which were the bane of her public appearance, and it is this happy outcome whichimpels Miss Keymer to testify the exceptional advantages to be derived from Phosferine.

Promptly Remedied.

Miss Sybil Keymer," Riversmere," Albany Rd., Leighton Buzzard, Eng.,' writes: "I think I should inform you that I have recently derived very great benefit from the use of Phosferine. In the course of my profession I have to travel a good deal in getting to my various concerts, and I find that since using Phosferize I am never troubled with the beadaches and listlessness which follow a long railway journey; particularly during bot weather. This is of very great importance to me, as frequently only a very little time elapses between teaching my destination and the com. mencement of a concert, and it is such a relief to feel fresh and ready. for playing in public undisturbed by the fatigues of long travelling. It is because I feel that Phosferine enables me to do myself justice as a violinist, preventing any of the unsteadiness of the muscle nerves, which is so harmful to tone and quality, that I confidently commend the tonic at every opportunity."-July 11, 1912.

PHOSFERINE

GREATEST OF ALL TONICS

Infdanks

Indignation

Neuralgia

Sciatics

Rihanation

A' PROVEN REMEDY FOR

Maternity Weakyusa

Premature Decay

Mental Exhaustion

Loss of Appetita

Nervous Dability

Lassitude

Nauritia

Faintness

Brain Fag Baakache

Bleaplessness

Rheumatism Headacbe Hysteria

Ansmis

And all disordera consequent upon, a. reduced state of the nervous system.

The Royal Tonic

Photfarine has been supplied by Royal Commands

To the British Royal Family

B... the Empress of Russie.

X. the King of Spain

B.X. the King of Greece

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UM. tha: Qusan of Houmania

R.M. the Queen of Spela

H.L.M. the Dowager Empress of Mussim

H.LH, the Grand Duchess Olga of Russia

N

B.B.H. the Grand Duchess of Bessa

The Imperial Family of China

And the Principal Royalty and Aristocracy throughout the world.

Frica in Great Britaan: Bottier, Fj†, 29 & 46.. sold by all Chemists, Storrs, de, 'The 2/0 size' contains nearly four times"the 1/1) sizm FRAM. PROPRIETORS—ASHTON & PARSONS, LTD. LONDON, ENGLAND.

THE HONGKONG ROPE MANUFACTURING Co., Ld.

Established 1883

MANUFACTURERS. OF.

PURE Manila ROPE

STRAND

1" to 15"

CIRCUMFERENCE.

CABLE LAID

4 STRAND

6 to 15

GIRCUMFERENCE.

3" to 10". CIRCUMFERENCE.

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Prloss, Samples and fall particulary will be forwarded on application to

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Hongkong, April 11, 1912.

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Plantation. Problema.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

abonus ta, a lb. for two or three years there is no doubt that the purchase of an old dividend payoi maar be an at- eilent investment, but with rubber de tween 2, and 3 per 1b: the young pre- ducer is by far the safer ventures

Than young producers "have also this Alsa

advantage, that their careers for the next

Nami

Alnority

Flora

"

A correspondent in ** Tho Timo“ dis- cusses the returns which a buyer, ofį plantation rubber shares may now expect tọ get, and comes to the conclusion that the investor, provided he has the neces40 years will benefit by the costly Bramble, sary knowledge or our rely on expert prience of the older companies. The Britomart opinion, has an opportunity of sequiring history of plantation companive does not | Cadmus shers at a price on which thors. is avery

date back longer than 10 r 12 years, Cherub || probability" of rowviving at least 10 per Not one nero, of rubber has been com Clis

cont. nver a period of years. In the tinuously tapped for more than 10 years, Fame course of his observations ho gays

and no one can foretell what may hap. The great majority of people who have pen when the trees have been capped been interested in rubber from the out day after day for 20 years. The inter Hampshire ses ara interested "still." They have note may cease Sowing: the trees may dis œ | Kinsha parted with their shares even during require to be rested for long perioda. | Meriin "boom" times, except perhaps to muke Should this happen it will all be to the Minalaur * a favourable exubango from a highly profit of the young producer, as theMonmouth capitalised dividend payer into & pro statistics of the production of rubber and Moorhen mising young producer. There are plan the couscquentspricy will have to ba cas

Newcastl ters in the East and their friends, "Min- |dically revised. The mester, therefore, bing-lane men, retired Eastern officials, who has the necessary knowledge or who Nightingale who bave locked away large suma in can rely on expert opinion has the rubber, scunétious even to the greater portunity now of saquiring sharre at a Ribble [part of their saving, and they are not price on whide there is every probability | Rosario by any means anxious to sell their shares of retiring least 10 per cent. over Robin and get out of a called speculative period of years, and a sporting elas Sandpiper industry. They retain firm confidence that bis dividends may be 20 por cent.

Snipe bas in in other industry can so large or more during two or three years of that a yield be obtained on their money, and period. an great menature of security for their capital. Such mee must have good sns for the faith tob is in them; and it may be useful to examine what some of these regaons are.

Street.

JOHN OAKEY & SONS

WELLINGTON

EMERY & BLACK EMERY

CAD MILLS

EMERY GLASS BLACK CLOTH PAPER LEAD WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH

RETIREMENT OF JOHN ROBERTS.

"An Appreciation of the Old, Billiarda

Champion...

His Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.

Commander

2000 * Comdr, Archibald Olchrane

• Master W... Wari

Lt.-Com. Alan

Dixon

Capt. Frederick & Powlott

Lient-Com, Malcolm Mumay

Clau

Tone Guns LHP.

despada-ca

1630

9

-Admiralty bug

Hver gunbost

710

river gunboat

710

·900

900 - La Comdr. B. 5. Prichard

Lient. Comdr. W, E, Darwall

Shan

sloop

1070

&

1400

Commr. H. P. E-T; Willisana.

water tank and tug sloop

300

300

Master H. Smith

torpedo bost destroysi criser. End" cla

cruiser, Ist class river junboar gloop

1070 B. 1:400

300 4 $700 $300 10 7000 10,850 10 20,500

" 816

Comdr. Colin Mackenzie, D.8,0,

Capt. CF. Corbett, M.V.O.

Capt. M. R. Hil ·

1200

It-Comdr. FL. D. Marryat

-- 1340'

Capt. F. C. C. P

babe

cruiser, lit ulans cruiser, 1ab olasa rivar gunboab

14,000

$7,000

Öpå. E. B. Källa

Wal

8800

22,000

Capt. B H. F. Barthelot

180

800

Contour

arcisor, 2nd class river gunbost

4800

12 -22,000

35

9 240

torpedo bont destroyer

350

6

6300

L4,-Conde? R. Wilkinson

torpedo bosé destroyer

5.90

ZBOG

Lt. Comdz, E. J. G. Miskinnon

depot ship, submarines

980

1400

Comdr. E. Arahdale."

25.

3:40

86

910

Lt-Com LA 8. Hatton

83

3

240

Lt.-Comdr. Haarien B. Fialis

Tako

torpedo best destroyer'

· 350

6500

Gunnor W. H. Byder

TAMAT

receiving, ship

$650

Commodore R. H. Anstruther, C.M.G.He

Teal"

river gunboat

180

2

900

Mintis

Bak

river gunbost

710 ง

900

torpedo-bost destroyer

5.90

1000

Virago:

torpedo bost, destroyer

356

6

6. 00.

Walland

torpedo-bost destroyer

590

7500

torpedo boat destroyos

980

ச 5900

river gunboat

. 195

BCO

150

3

500

1

1.50

* 500

Otter

The announcement "that John Noberts Whiting a decided to retire from billiards will Widgeon

received with feelings of regret by Woodcock those who have bees privileged to Woodlak his marvellous skill exploited on the reen cloth. Champions may come and

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Finer these optimists in rubber neg interested in plantations in the Middle Eat: that is to say, the Federated Malay States. Straits Settlements, Cay los, Jave, Sumutca, Bordico; and South on India. The climate and labour con-e ditions render this part of the globe casily first in rubber production, and it is

gỗ but the name of John Roberts will C.S7 quite certain that the world's future up-always be synonymous with what has C.$8 plies of rubber will be drawn almost ex

been best, in the traditions of the game. ensively from the Middle 'Fast. The

What Dr. W. G. Grace was to cricket, ourant of wild rubber, whether it boso John Roberts was to billiards. His .058 from the forests of the Amezon or from technical skill and amazing powers of .057 the jungles of Africa, will absolutely recention may have been equalled, but .058 cease with the exception that a certain shore all, this was the force of his uni-

meant of fine hard Pars will continue

to be collected for some time at highs persociality, the personality of grains.

-price to full coil requirements.

|

THE LAST OF THE MOBICANS.“ A few more years and-by the destruc- be merely a tradition. To those who tive processes of time John Roberts will

have sat spellbound, under the influence of his wizardry it will seem impossible that his fame can beccine dizmol, bub this is inevitable. “The generation that know'not Joseph" is always arising magnify the present or to be incredulous of the past. With their elders there is. of course, a relative engerness to glorify the heroes of an "earlier, age, but this apart, there will never be another Join Roberta. Never a player quito no ver-

The second outstanding fact is that the use of rubber is grewing rapidly and that the cheeper it becomes the greater will be consumption. The exten tion mechanical traction alone will require in the near future thousands of tons of hber where hundreds are now consumed. It is catinated that 112,000 tons of robber were bought by manufac turers in 1912. It need astesish no coe if 300,000 tons are required in 1920. It is the hope and the reasonable inference of the rubber optimist fit even with still lower price for the new material he will see his capital returned in disatile and so dominating in his methods vidanda together with a handsome rato of interest long before the supply of cul- tivated rubber begins to recol she do mand. The consumption of rubber in 1913) is estimated at about 125,000 tons and the production of plantation rubber about 60,000 tok... It is this obvious tait the plantation product has to oust the remaining 75,000 tons of wild rubber and then to catch up the incressed and intressing demand before the ordinary laws of supply and demand come into operation. At what length of time that point. will be reached presents the most interesting problem in the rubber in dustry, and it is this uncertainty which is at once the fascinating and speculative part of the business.

quite such a good showmans. For be it remembered that whatever hold the game of billiards haszépen the general public, it is very greatly due to the way it has been exploited by Joki Roberts

ỦAN KARLY PIONEER.

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river gunboat

river gunboat

river gunboat

river gunboat

river gnabost

melamarina

submarino

abmarine

torpedo boat

-torpedo boat.

torpedo best ..,torpedo boat

Ib-Comair. Hon. G. Stopfort Upper

Là-Com. H. B. N. Cottesll-Dormer

là Comle. Morel

Lieut-Com, Boddin-Whatham 11

Comdr. Seymou

Lt.-Comdr. R. Naruto

It Com, J. CF. Bot

Lt.-Com, M. Blackwood Lt.-Comdr. Lloyd,

I Comdr. F. J. McGillswic

Lt.-Comdr. J. Guimon

Lt. Comdr. H. K. C. Pope

Lt. Comdr. Handley

Fi

Lt. Comdr. Utileman

Lt. Comdr. Nicol

La. Comdr. H. W. Seymour

• Flagship of Vice-Admiral T. E M. Jerram, O.B., Commander-in-Chief.

Name.

Kaiserin Elisabeth

Dupleix † Kleber

Upper Tan glase

Yangtans

Yangtae

Hongkong

Hongkong

Hongkong

West Bher

Hongkong

Hongkong

West River

Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.

Last sport

Hongbang Shangbe

Fag and description.

Austro-Hungarian cruiser Kaiser Frans Joseph 1 Austro-Hungarian cruiser

French armoured cruiser 10,016 French armoured cruiser 9700

Tons "ot До

1000

4000

French gumboat

30 20,000

19 19,600

101000

Captains. Capt. Makovits Capt. H. Nauta

Capt. Davalny Capt. Goats

Hongkong

Lieat. Vendier

French river gunboat

180

570

Licat, Dordet

Cantor

French gunboat

*

600

Lient. de fervillier

French gunboat

130

Lieut. Collin

Tongi

French gunboat

Lieut. Dupuy Dutempa

Dacidéo

Argus

Lynx

Protee

↑ Flagship of Ronz-Admiral Colloch de Kerillis, Commander-in-Chist, the French China Station

In thewo more modern days tho bil- lived professional thinks nothing of mak. Vigilante ing his world tours, but he is merely fol. Pelba lowing in the footsteps of Roberts. John was the first to fascinato the high-born Dondard de Lagree Malarajahs of India with "the music of the ivory spheres," while his magical oue subdued to half-terrified wander the almond-eyed sports of far Cathay. East and West alike have been bewitched by his almost uncanny skill. It is only few years ago that in his native land John Roberts became at the Egyptian Halla vogue without a rival. Today With such a remarkable drop in the the sámiration of the public is more did. Pistolet price as has taken place this year the fused. There are more stars in the lime- Mousquet wild product may, it is thought by the light, but where amongst these latter is Manche sanguine, disappear so rapidly that there there and with the Roberts stamp d may actually be short supply, which chieftaincy or the compelling magnetism will again put the plantation articlo stof his personality?

HOPES OF HIGHER PRICEN.

a high premium for two or three years.

AND NO FADEWELL.

• Styr Frende

Exigom

www

French sub-mazing

Lieut. Boluir

French submarine

French armoured gunboat 1708 French destroyer.

360

10

1700

Lieut. Guillauku-Logis

503

Lieut. Aurillac

Baigorr

berville

French destroyer

Capt. de Frigate Roiss

Hongkong

French destroyer

190

900

Comdi, de MarquMDAT

Fronch destroyer

French surveying ship

Luiden

307 6 300 1625 10. BOJO Comdr. Velsin Wingship of Capt. (Oninmoders! Boucicaut, Commanding the local Antenne Inda Ohine

German cruiser

3600 “German armoured cruiser 11,500

German gunboat"- German gunbost

Saigos

Saigon

29. 13,500 36. 28,000 900 12 1300

900. 12 1900

9900

Capt. v, Rebr Captain Bruningħans Camdr. v. Gubren Comdr. VanLow Capt Bohocks

Shangha

Tangtao Kingtam

German gumbost

900

10

*1950-

German cruiser German river gunboat

3400

$18,200

German fagship

11,800

36 26,300

Capt. Rising

German torpede-bost

400

BBOG

Capt. Lieut. Berrenborg.

·German torpedo-Lost

-980

6000

Obli, 1. 8. Camer

German gunboat

900

1380

Comdr. Pöcker

German river gunbost

-1900

Capt.

Feh 8peth Schulzberg

Vaterland

Calabria

Adamastor

Macao

Jarman river gunboat

Italian cruiser

500

Obit. 8. Prins

2145

1787

Lachs

or at any rate for a sufficient period to So far as a man of Roberts' tempera Gusisem stredkitan the position of the investor ment could be subordinate, he was essenti

mensely. For the purposes of the intially the servant the public. Ha Jaguar vestor the plantation companies in the played billiards, archuster of the game Leipzig Middle East may be roughly divided that he was, with a shrewd eye to the into two classes-the old dividend payers pleasure of the onlooker whose patron- and the young producers. The average age was worth retaining. He did not

Nthraburg first-class young producer will pay 10 to specialize, although he created the top

Ottex 15 per cent, when in full bearing, rochou of the table game. Not for him the Scharnhorst ing profita at 6d. per 16.-that is to say, wearisome red ball hazard runs ad S. 90 when rubber is selling at 2a. per lb., o lib. the cradle manom, they pendulum Taku perhaps less. To put it in other words, and the anchor, or wig of those freak Tiger a good young producer is capitalised at shots that have had their little day. from £50 to £75 an acra when in full Master of alt strokes, he exploited them

Thingtan bearing. There are also scoond-alsas ali, and his professional policy war based young producers short of capital and on the expediency as well as the charm wing their entire revenue for main of variety. No billiards problem, was too tonar.co purposes whoso shares stands difficult for him. The twisted cis, s discount, and sometimes much below, cloth, untrue, and cliptical billiard their intrinsic value. The ultimate re balls of Gilbertion faney would have burns on the market price will be much been more trifles, to the genius of R Fatria more than 10 or 15 per cent. at 6d, a 15. beria. Now, at 60 years of age, with s. preßt.

weakened heart, the veteran, handing over his favourite cue to Tommy Reece, & steps aside from, the stage that be adornák od so well Perhaps ho may visit again A-6 his baloved Ess, but for us in England: A 7 the Roberteist era has, alosed. The ma

is touch that never failed to thrill-haw" vanished, the balls have reased rolling, and the cue is brost.

As regards the old dividend payers it may be shortly prophesied that none of them will pay 7 per cent, on the pro sens price of the shares when rubber is solling at 6d. a 1b. profit. Should the prion of rubber recover, and remain at

LOSING WEIGHT BY THE POUND

"Unásť. Weight:" a "condition of ill-bealth, shows your sauinse „iladivo powers are decreasing,"

WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED: COD LIVER (0)| COMPOUND;

To

fond mother whose children worn at the tins minking themselves dis ogroenhle guest chserved: "I have decided preference for bad children,

How shangol, And, pany, fok, whe Fensor 21 20 Bromus they „Zazá" always scht out of the room 1

So you didn't catch thin

your fishing trip/?"

No. But I didn't expect to, so

disappointed.

You didn't

Taking me to a so

German cruiser

Portuguese cruiser Portuguese gunboat Portugues ghab

UNITED STATES VESSELS

Bulbridge Batry

U.S. protected UB, torpedo-bast

B. tor

UK

24. 11,000

Comdr.Bendemovon

- Capt. Mõrsbergse

Capt. Licut Fick

Counds, Sof Picensedi

Capt. Anibal de 8. Dies

Caps, Martine

Cuposts Jomé de Curralbo Crato.

KETACHED. TO

8000

8000

FATION.

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