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FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1918,

SHIPPING

P. & O. S. N. CO.

ROYAL MAIL SERVICE

UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT

TO

THE CHINA MAIL.

INTERESTING ITEMS. FROM ALL QUARTERS,

A SURGICAL GLOYE.

A surgical glove has been invented which will enable a man who has lost. the use of the tendons in the back of the hand to be able to write just us well sa it he had those tendons there. This stalenient was malé by surgeon-General

MARSEILLES AND LONDON, Sir Francis Treberse recently.

TAKING PASSENGERS and Cargo TO

-STRAITS, COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYFT,

Steamers

Leare Hongkong

Colombo

Noon

to

*029

Connecting Mail Steamer from Colombo,

Due

DuB Marseilles Leadon

1917,

1917.

When Passengers change Steamers at COLOMBO

NEW SOURCE OF PAPER SUPPLY.

South Africa has discovered a new source of paper supply. About 40,000 tons of bark of the wattle tres are as ported annually from south and East Africa for use in our fanyards, and experiments conducted by the Imperial Institute show that the bark, after the tanning properties have been removed, is capable of being converted into excellent brown paper or mill, board The wood of the wattle tree, from which

saurre of paper.

accommodation in the connecting Steamer from COLOMBO is definitely reserved in the bark has been removed, is also a

Hongkong at the time of Booking.

On the Australino Route Tickets Interchangeable with Orient Line.

SAILINGS DIRECT TO

SHANGĦAL MOJI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

3. 8.

Leave Hongkong About

Pamongara may travel by Railway in Japan between Ports of Call free of charge. Retam Tickets are available by Maamgerian Maritime Company.

(Non- Transhipment). IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS,

INTERMEDIATE STEAMERS

WILL LEAVE DIRECT FOR

MARSEILLES AND LONDON, Calling at SINGAPORE, FORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, COLOMLO AND PORT SAID.

-CARRYING 1ớt am 2nu SALOON PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES.

PROPUNPO SAILINGH =

STEAMERA

INATO

E'cono

aboot

Dge nat MSKILLS.

if calling about

Dua LONDON sbent

THE INTERMEDIATE SERVICE-IS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL 'STEAMERS. All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fucs free of charge and each Barth Furnished -with an Electric Reading Lamp.

Round-the-World Tickets and Through fickets to New York in connection with the Principal Mail Lines.

Batoro Tickets at fare and a half available to Europe for Two Years; or to Intermediate Parts for Six Months.

Owing to the War in Europe Steamers and Sailing dates are liable to be cancelled or altered without notice.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

Consignes are reminded of the necessity to apply to the Company's Agents regarding arrival of consignments expect of which they have received documents

or advice.

Any damaged packages must be left in the Godowas for examination by the Consignees and the Company's Surveyors. Messrs Goddard wart Douglas, at 10a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. All claim must be presented within ten days of the

BUNSHINE MAGIC,

How the colour of flowers can be chang- ed merely by regulating the amount of sunlight they receive was shown by Colonel H. E. Rawson in a lecture at the Royal Colonial Institute.

År experimenta în screening plants at selected intervals of daylight change of colour had been affected without any possibility of cross-breeding; yellows. scarlets, and crimsons transformed into purples, as well as into one another while

variations of form had also been produced.

i

look as if they had been grabbed by New York reporters, your bair locka" as it is had been cut în Philadelphia, your hai looks as if you had had to sand yout ground in Chicago, and your right shoe any evident Bufule mud under the instep, and-and➡.”

"And what queried Sir Arthur. "Well replied the ebman. "I saw Conan Doyle' in big white letters on your trank!".

BLISTERS BY HYPNOTIC BUGGESTION.

That blisters can actually be produced on the skin by means of hypnotic sug- gestion. «lone is the claim nada by Dị. J. Arthar Hadfield, temporary, surgeon, RN,, describing some recent experiments in the London Lunert

sesman

Getting the consent of patient at the Royal Naval Hospital, Chatham, to try the experiment, Dr. fistfield hypnotized the man and then suggested to him that his arm was being touched with 'red-hot iron and that a blister would form on the spot. The arm was then covered with a bandage pinned on with a safety-pin, and the pin was sealed with sealing wàx to muke certain that the arm could not be interfered with in any way. The patient was watched continuously by nurses till next morning, when, in the presecca of three surgeons, the seal was broken and the bandage removed, showing a small blister on the chosen spot. This gradually developed during the day to form a large hleb, with an ares of inflammation around.

two other experiments the skin was actually touched with a red-hot iron. In the first instance the aurgeon sag; gested that there would be no pain and in the second that there would be the usual pain of a brister. The first blinter was perfectly painless, bad practically Within two years, be said, a clump of no area of indamnation around it. and dahlias had besa transformed into a new healed very rapidly. The second blister prple variety, and they were now grow. was painful from the first, was surround- ing freely in his Hertfordshire garden,ed by reddened area and took longer With the change of colour marked to heal. changes bad occurred in the foliage. The scent also changed with the colour.

Experiments on neaturtiumą produced raaltiform flowers, splashed with nuauve, brown and green, on the same plant, Twelve poopy plants were screened, and eleven becane doable. The double form resembled a pink and white carnation," and one plant had three tiers of woven flowers each, one above the other.

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TELEPHONE 141.

BANKS

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BANKING CORPORATION.

Pam-ue CAFTIAL ............. RESERVE FUND—"

Sterling

$2,500,000@2/$13,000,000

BANKS

VISITORS AT THE 'HOTELARS

HONGKONG HUTINE. Mr D. Abenbar

MrR Jensenr Miss A.G. Anderson Me J. Johannsen Mr Geo. B. Archbutt Mina MAC. Jober Mrs C. D. Ayton Me E. M. Josephi

and a sons Capt. van Wrek

Jurriaanse

Mr Hallinter

Mr J. H. Baring Me J. W. Korteweg Mr H. A. Baxter Capt. T. I Laran Mr. L. Bockingsale Mr and Mrs C Mrs E R. Belliosta Lauritsen.c Capt. E. Bentley MrA.E. Laye Air and Mrs. C. Mr & Mrs J. Lengo

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Mr C. Little

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Bonet

Major and Mrs De

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Capt. & Mrs Bench Mr E. Brenaine

Dr G. W. Mäckennt Demand Mes 102

Marriott A Mr. G. E.May. Captat JR. de Mr. U. M. Melanes

Miss L Meneka Me J. Morecki.` Mr&Mr Meyeringk Mr and Mrs W. F.

Neeson

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Mr W. G. Browell Mr J. A. B. Brown

Mr N, Bur

Dr H. K. J. Vanden

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Mr M. Nicholsure. Me L. A. Calderon. Mr J. S. Nicolson. Mr A V. Cameron Mr G. Foble Mr E. E. Carleton

Miss Carton

Mr W. E. Clarks

Mrs J. Cogna

Capt. R. T. Olen

Miss M. R. Oly

Capt. Et, Pottinger Mrs 0. W. Band

Mr and Ms D. G. Mr E. 11. Kar ·

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Miss F. Reny

Mr J.D. Courtney Mr D. Reichelnms Mr J. W. Cranston. Mr F. Reichelnian ¡Mrs F. E. Linvis Mr C. Ha Rinsunt

Mr B.G. Drance Mr M. Ratood

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(NETHERLANDS TRADING SOOLPIT)

氧

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$34,500,000 AUTHORIZED}, 75,000,000

CAPTIAL

Silver RRVE LAXITY OF

FEOFLIKTUES ...render

COULT OF DIRECTORS."

From the fact that the Blister which was rendered painless by hypnotism headed so quickly. Dr. Hadfield nuggets that hypnosis, by rendering, wounda and vertain puințul conditions, such as pleurisy, less painful, might with ad- Hon. Mr. P. B: Holyoak. Chairman, vantage be made part of the treatment | G. T. M. Edkins, Esq.,-Deputy of such conditions.

Chairman. FC. Butcher, Esq. Hon. Mr. THE PASSING OF THE MERCHANT. & H. Dodwell, Esq. V. D. Part. d.

D. Landale,

POST-WAR TRUSTS AND COMBINES, C. 8. Gubby, Esq. Hon. Mr. E. Shellim,

W. I. Fattendén, Esq.

Professor D. Jones at a meeting of the

Efforts to bring producers and.com- | Modern Language Association spoks of

remedies for mistakes of pronunciation. sumers into direct contact and the con- and illustrated by lantern slides same centration activities of the governments experiments with an artificial palate.ander stress of war threaten to eliminate

the merchant This palate is dusted with chalk and placed in the mouth. The tongue takes away the chalk from the place it touches in making a given sound; thus the exact part of the roof of the mouth that must be touched is discovered. The exact shape which the tongue takes is recorded by an apparatus described as A INGRAUTE."

mouth

The parcels post and the mail olar houses have already hit the middlemen and the retail desiers & hard blow, and the postal authorities are now consider.

the conveyance on a large scale of farm products by motor trucks.

Per

CHIES MANAGER, Hongkong-NJ. STABE, Esq.

MANAGER 2 Shanghai-A. G. STEPHEN, Esq.

Lortor BANKIRI-LONDON COUNTY AND

par

WESTHIN THE BANK, LIMITED.

HONGKONG-INTEREST ALLOWED.

Capt. J. van Evyk Mr G. I File Mr and Mrs

Filiti

Mr H. R. Franr

Mr J. J.de Gast

Mr Bestreand

Mrs. S.. Gosaler. Mendi

Mr A. W. L. Kooy Miss Rows

N. Mr J. H. Scoth Mr F. Selby Miss E. Sewall Mr C. E. Seyht

(£8,250,000 Mr and Mrs L. Gray

·60,000,000 (£5,000,000 Ramin

Fem

11.595,400 (L BELD HEAD OFFICE—AMITTEDAM. Branches it

Mrs B. Sheelazy" MR. 3. Sheffield Mrs M. Slade

Mr Sydney Spencer Capt. and Mrs H. Er A. W. van der

Greed

Star Mr and Mrs Geo. Mr A. L. Stinville

Grimble Miss T. Grimble

Mine V. Grimble

Mr C. P. Templštin Mr F., Thorp Mr R. E. Thompson Thompert

and Mrs RMT. W.

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HEAD AGENCY-BATAVIA

Mr.

Hall

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Correspondente i Bombay, Colomboy Madras, Pondicherry, Calcatta, Bangko

On Current Account at the rate of TwoSaigon, siphong. Hanoi, Amoy, Yoks

York, San Frandsen, dâ, &c. hame Kobe, Melbourne, Sydney, New

British Board of the Trade in active establishing post-war trusts and indus- trial combines. The London Economist Wonderful X-ray photographs of tongue positions were shown on the Proteas that the Board has ro right, screen. In order to obtain these the especially at such a time as this, to surface of the tongue had to be madsrecast British trade with our rooney and

For opaque. In ore photograph a little its own theories." chain had been placed through the nose, "These theories" it adds, “pinety over the soft palate, and touched the sept. of us would beartily repudiate, and it will be a grom injustion and a base of larynx.

It must have been very unconfort-power if the war is made an excuse for our throats." For good or for evil the kind that had been taken in England. formation in the industrial, social and the photogmphs were the Brat of their

war in working complete trans- They had been taken previously in economic conditions of the world. country that should be nameless, but English photographs were much better.

-steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised. No Claims will able," said Prof. Jones; who added that forcing auch wcialistic nostrums, down

be admitted after the goods have left the Clodowna.

For farther Information, Pausage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, Dates of Sailings

etc., apply to.

EV. D. PARR,

Superintendent.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,

S. S. CHINA

WILL SAIL FROM HONGKONG FOR

SAN FRANCISCO

VIA SHANGHAL, JAPAN PORTS & HONOLULD. JUNE 21st and AUGUST 31st, 1918.

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER

SERVICE AT INTERMEDIATE RATES...

O. EL RITTER, A Freight and Passenger Agent,

Prince's Buildings,

Ion House Straat.

INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo carried on through Bill of Lading from HONGKONG BEIRA, DELAGOA BAT, DURBAN (Natal), EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN AFRICAN LINE"

Frox BoxeLUNG;"

PROPOSED SAILING.

Connecting with

FROM COLAKLIG

EXCELLENT LOCOMMODATION FOR LOT AND 2ND Unda Passengers,

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE,

THE CAISSON DISEASE."

Soldiers are often found dead on the hattlefield with no mark of an injury; Some are lying with arms outstretched sa in running others are grasping their gens as though about to fire-all are in exactly the positions in which they were

at the moment of death.

Healthy Babies Sleep

well at Night.

O FI DEPOSTES

cent per annum on th-daily balance 3 months h per cent per annum.

13

Chist Manager.

N. J. STABB,

Hongkong, Mamb 13, 1918.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK,

THE business of the above Bank is conducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING COR

JOSDOX BANETRA-The Union London and Smitha Bank, Limited.

The Bank boys and welas and receive for collection Bills of Exchange Len latters of credit on its Branches and Correspondents in the East, on Contiment, in Great Britain, America and Australia, and traumats backin business of every description.

J. F. VAN REES

Manager,

Hongkong, Sept. 29, 1917. -

PORATION. Rules may be obtained on THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE application.

For the Hongkong and Shangha Banking Corporatiem.

N. J. STABB,.

Chief Manager.

INTEREST on deposits is allowed or A well child sleeps wall and during itu. waking hours is never cross but always the minimum monthly balances-at-34 happy and lauzbing. It is only the PER CENT per annum. Depositor These mysterious deaths do not occur sickly child that is cross and peaviah..may trazzler at their option balances of as a result of nervous shock, else the Mothers, if your children do not sleep | $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND bodies would be relaxed and natural. well, if they are cross and cry a great SHANGKAI BANK to be placed on

are victims of the bends" or deal, give them Baby's Own Tablets, the They

caisson diserse" caused by sudden re- Canadian children's remedy, and they FIXED DEPOSIT at PER CENT. i lenas from great air pressure.

will soon be well and happy again. When a workman emerges from a high- Concerning the Tablets Mrs. Chaser an pressure air chamber, explains a writer Dintte. North Temascaming. Quebec. in Popular Science Monthly, his blood writes: "My baby was greatly troubled Sils with small bubbles, Hee those of with constipation and cried night and champagne when first uncorked. If the day, I began giving her Baby's Own bubbles are large enough to choke the Tablets and now she is fat and healthy calation the man dies. On the bat and sleeps well at night." The Tablets

ld, auch occurrances are the result

ault are sold by medicine dealers or by mail of inte.se explosion waves. The blood at 60 cents a vial from the Dr. Williams bolds in sciation & considerable amount. Medicine Co., 86 Szechuan Road, Shang-

carbon dioxide. the quantities hai of air and hen the pressure is

is high. being greates

Upon lowering the pressure. the gases separate out as bubbles. In the case of soxin water, the bubbles can escape, but in a man they are caught in the cap illaries. All muscular action is arrested with lightning-like rapidity, thus pre- serving the attitude held by the victim BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE before the fatal attack.

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A CONAN DOYLE STORY.

The creator of Sherlock Holmes tells an amusing story against himself.

During a lecturo-tour through the United States he arrived one day in Boston, and was considerably astonished. when a eshman necorted him and' ad-. dressed him by name.

How did you know who I was! anid Bir Conan Doyle-nch interested,

not a

tion.

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TO

UNITED KINGDOM CONTINENT,

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