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LAMMERT BROS.

AUOMONEERS, AFFRAISESS AND SURVEYORS.

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FOR SALE

MILNER'S SAFES

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Apply to

LAMMERT BROS., Duddell Street

INTIMATIONS

REPULSE BAY HOTEL.

YABARET DINNER DANCES wil | be held on the following dates :— WEDNESDAY, 15th December, SATURDAY, 18th December, WEDNESDAY, 2nd December. SMITH AND JACKSON will enter tain with the latest Coon Songs and Dances

The Ball Room extension, at Reprise Bay Hotel will be completed this week rod.

No increased charge is made to

Diners at the Repake Bay Hotel in sanection with the entertainment A table money charge will be made to Mon-diners on the nights when enbaret dinner dances are being held.

Fongkang. December 9, 1920.

PERSONAL

SEE PAUL PENDLETON, Oce No. 11, Grat Eastern Hotel, 12, Connaught Road.

EUROPEAN AGENCY.

HOLESALE Incense promptly exacated at lowest cash prices by all British and Continental goods inding

Books and Stati mery,

3oots, Shoes and Leather, Chemicals and Druggists' Sondrier, Chipia, Earthenware and GlamWAIT, Mycies, Motor Cars and Accessories, Drapery, Miivery and Fisco Goods

ancy Goods and Perfumery. Hardware, Mamery and Metals, Jewellery, Plate and Watches, Photographic and Optical Goods, -Provisions and Dilmen's Stores,

eten eta.

Dommission 27% to 5%.

Trade Diacereiti alerted. Apecial Quotations on Demand, Bangle Casca from £10 upusorda. Consignments of Produce Bold on Accorsint,

WILLIAM WILSON & SONS (ELMED 1814),

25, ASCEURCE LINK, London, EC.

Oxblo Address: **ANNT LIKE ' ÏONDON.

*Y.

NAGATA

FURRIER

Furs made up Artistically, Furs cleaned and Remodelled.

Can gultat Private Revalences by Appointment. Addrem ;-3ri Floor, 12 Prova kast,

INSTANTANEOUS WATER HEATERS

For Gas and Oil: Unlimited Hot Water.

C.E. WARREN & CO., LTD Nos. 30,32 Des Voeux Road Central

Established 1500

THE CLEANING OF SUMMER FROCKS is an important matter and we make a speciality of "refinishing" light Frocks and Costumes so that they keep clean longer than when treated by ordinary methods.

Our processes are thorough and reliable. Our facilities and re scursos enable us to carry out }}'

work. quickly and our charges are, really, reasonable.

Write for Price List and See!

The Diamond Dyeing and

Drycleaning Co.

GABSUMMEMED.

per.

1: "Burton Street

Boad, Kowloon.

INTIMATIONS

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THEM.

JUST received a large Consignment of (1) LACTOGEN the most digestive food for Infants which keeps good in quality during Hot weather (2) LAC- TOSE (Milk Sugar) for

the

foods of Infants and Dyspeptics (3) MILFORD-MCGRATH FLUID INSEC TICIDE the Best Fluid for.

destroying Fleas, Mosquitoes, Bags, Flies and sil other Insect Pests in Summer days, and ( JOHN CAHILL'S GOLDEN FLEECE, MAGIC and CINDERELIA SOAPS for keeping everything cleanin Houses."

PRICES are Very Moderate. Ins pection and Enquiries are cordially invited.

SHIU FUNG TAI & CO.,

„Solo „Agents for. Tangkong aut Sömts Cõisa For

Connaught Bond Central, Songkong.

Takephone X4, 1939

理代

Japanese

Commemorative Stamps MEIJI SHRINE

CELEBRATION,

Issued 1st to 3rd Nov. 1920, at 25 cents per set.

GRACA & CO. DEALERS, PROTACE STAMPS,

"GARDEN STYDS. TOTS, ac No. 10. Wyndham Street, 2. O. Box €20

Hoogkot.g.

JAPANESR VAKERS,

Every kind of Footwear.

MADE

TO

ORDER

CHERRY & 00.,

PEDDER, STREET, Oppos te Hongkong Hold Telephone No. 49. "

Hongkong, March 21, 1914

MASSAGE HALL

Gradante from Nagaki Mawage school. MRS. HAN INOKUCHI

Phone No. 15

Stapley Street,

Jt Flour.

THE NEW FRENCH RIMEDY.

THERAPION NĚ 1. THERAPION NË 2 THERAPION NO.3

Me. 1. fne Bladder Ontaryya No. 3 for Bined & RCA Contas, Ha, 1 for cardio WBALDACHIE BOLD BY LEADING <WKRISTA, TRICK IN ENGLAND IS PLECLERC MARCHIAVETILOCKAR IX WALOGU PES TRADE BARLEY WOLD "ARXXA

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Westinghouse

ELECTRICAL APPARATUS

This trade mark is the guarantee of dependable elec- *trical equipment.

FOR EVERY PURPOSE

Electrifying

the World

Three great problems were involved in electrifying the world.

First-The economical generation of electric energy. Second-Its far transmission and wide distribution. Third-Its practical application to use."

Prominent in the solving of these problems has been Westinghouse Electric, and to

it is due much of the progress of the use of electricity, in power plants, central stations. railway, and steamship lines, manufacturing industry and household convenience.

Westinghouse Electric harnessed the power of Niagara Falls

It made practical the. Parsons steam turbine for electric generation

It perfected reduction gears by which the terrific velocity of the turbine generator could be safely yoked to the propeller shafts of steamships.

"

Westinghouse Electric developed the transformer by which alternating curent came into general use, effecting wide and more economical distribution of electric energy.

It developed the induction motor which to-day does such a large share of the world's work.

Westinghouse-the Institution-stands a dominant figure at the parting of the ways between the age of steam and the age of electricity.

Westinghouse Electric International Co.

AIRSHIP LINERS.

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TUESDAY DROEMBER 1/ 1920.

NOTICES.

G. FALCONER & CO., LTD.

WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS.

Hotel Mansions

Agests for :-ADMIRALTY CHARTS,

ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, BENSON'S ENGLISH WATCHES,

ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufacturers, High Class English Jewellery,

FURNITURE.

CONTRACTS SOLICITED FOR HOUSES, OFFICES, HOTELS & SHIPS

AND

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CABLE ADOMES* ** CHEONGLEENA

PHOTO SUPPLIES,

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DEVELOFING & PRINTING A SPECIALITY,

No. 174, Qux's ROAD CENTRAL HONGKONG.

HOTELS AND CAFES.

THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

OPERATING:-

THE HONGKONG HOTEL,

HOTEL MANSIONS,

THE REPULSE BAY HOTEL,

AND THE

HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE.

J. H. TAGGART,

THE PEAK HOTEL.

¡Australia, or South America unce that it would appear desirable that the reliability and saving of time the aerodromes with their sheds and had ten practically demonstrated. | mooring towers. &c., should be own- He thought the present time takened by the State. The eqipment and from London to Cape Town could maintenance of landing stations be reduced from 18 days by steam would be put on a profit making ship to five days by airship, and to basis as soon as airship companies India from 16 days to four or five. were established as commercial pro- 1,500 Feet above Sea Level. Fostal services by airship would fill positions. For the actual operation the gap between cable communica of the services private enterprise

would be the best arrangement.

At the final session of the Airtion and the present mail services. Conference at the Guildhall, papers The whole of the weekly letter mail 500,000-0xE FOR THE R. 34. were read by Sir H..M. Trenchard to Egypt, South Africa, India, Aus- and Sir Trevor Dawson.

With regard to the possibilities of tralia, and New Zealand could easily-reducing the cost of construction and Coromander Sir Trevor Dawson, be carried by a weekly airship ser operation, he said that rigid airships RN in discussing the Commercial vice, still leaving room for a con- built in this country had cost at least airship. spoke of its great possibilities siderable weight of express cargo.

twice as much as those built by the for long-distance traffic, as shown After discussing dimensions of air-Zeppelin Company, because they had by both British and German expe ships required for such service they built at the same works 12 or more rience. It should not be contended, he would have a length of about 800 ft. in succession of the same type and said, that "air ship would enter with a maximum diameter of about design, which had enabled them to into direct competition with trans 100t-the speaker went on to discuss erect and complete a ship in 12 weeks, port services which could be satis passenger accommodation and the while we had never yet bullt more factorily operated by railways and questions of safety and dependability than two to the same, design, and ocean liners. It would have its great The only risk in the air was that consequently the time for production Opportunity on the world ocean of engine breakdown, and rigid air had been about two years. routes particularly for direct com- ships never having less than four further remarks on constraction In munication between Europe and engines, while in the large passenger materials. Sir Trevor Dawson men. America, South Africa, India ships there would be Australia, and the East Aeroplanes eight,"

six, tioned the high cost of gold-beater's askin, used for lining gas bags, and

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sever

more,

and airships would not conflict complete breakdown of all the the amount of labour required to or compete, but each would be engines was most improbable. There apply it to the fabric. It was an specially useful in its own sphere. was no reason why airships should animal tissue obtained from the Comparing the condition of travel by ever encounter violent thunder storms stomach of the ox, and the number zeroplane and airship, he remarked and cyclones, for these extended over of skins used for an airthip of the that when the Vickers-Vimy made a very small area and could be avoid- size of the R24 represented over her wonderful trip from England to ed. A problem was the need of 500,000 battle. Australia she had to land at 28 sto trained pilots. The Germans had an tions for the purpose of taking on advantage, as many of the Zeppelin fuel and oil. An airship on such a pilots who were employed on the voyage would only require to make passenger airships before the war bad two intermediate stops. While the now made some thousand of flights. Bodensee airship was operated be. It took at least two years' regular tween Berlin and Friedrichshafen the flying to train an airship pilot. cost of the service was considerably-

said Imperial interests demanded that In conclusion, Sir. Trevor Dawson every endeavour should be stimulated to maintain scientific and practical developments in this country. It would be dangerous to wait and see what other nations would do. The This brought the speaker to a con- United States had voted $25,000,000 less than half the cost of aeroplane sideration of the question of cost, for airship construction, and was services of similar carrying capacity and he quoted Air run at the same time between these Maitland for the statement that for hold airships of 10,000,000 cubic Commodore building an airship-shed which would places.

a regular service of airships between teet The fight of the R34 to New York England and India to carry four tons hurriedly disposing of her airship capacity. France, after and back within a week had demon of cargo and 100 passengers each material at a strated even more fully than the way per week, the probable cost the interests of economy, had entirely heavy loss in German passenger service the would be, about 2s. 94. per ton changed her attitude and had voted technical possibilities of the transmile, giving passenger rates about the equivalent of £3,000,000, to cccanic services by airship. The 50 per cent higher than the pre equip, her airship service. Italy, too, Germans, after the Armistice, built sent first class steamship rates, and was a firm believer in the airship, special airships for regular passenger the mails at 6d. per ounce. A and mail services between Berlin, detailed examination of the running the Peace Treaty would undoubtedly Germany but for the restrictions of Munich, and Friedrichshafen for of such a service followed. He already have had in actual operation Switzerland. The first of these, the estimated the capital required in air liners crossing the Atlantic A Bedenser, made the voyage from round figures at £3,000,000, and the recent report from Berlin, stated that Berlin to Friedrichafen with 30 pas total annual costs as under

and

the Zeppelin Company was contem-

sengers in four hours. It was opera. Fifteen per cent. on capital £400,000 plating building airship liners in the ted daily from June to October: to £500,000. during the suspension of the railway Depreciation

United States, and so evading traffic in November, 1919, a daily £400,000 to £600,000.

obsolescence the prohibitions of the Allies,

the scheme load of over one ton of mails was

being to build Repairs and maintenance £100,000 two regularly conveyed. It was recently to £300,000.

super-Zeppelins "for use reported that the total receipts of Establishment expenses £150,000 between Berlin and San Francisco, in freight and passenger service the Bodensee' while running were

to £200,000. 1,330,000-marks, the running conta

calling at Paris, New York, and) Insurance £200,000 to £500,000. Chicago. The scheduled time for only 150,000 marks,

Running costs £400,000 to £500,000. the entire trip from Berlin to Sati TO CAPE TOWN IN FIVE DAYS.

Total £1,650,000 to £2,700,000. Francisco was to be less thxa four Turning to the question of traffic The possibility of operating" air-days. From information obtained possibilities, Sir Trevor Dawson ships at 20 economic cost-depended from America it was understood thought there would be no difficulty entirely on being able to ensure a that these airships were to be cap- in advancing the speed of airships to regular and uniform traffic, and any able of carrying loads of 30 50 miles an hour, which would enable estimates of cost could at present tons. The scheme was said to be an average speed of 60 to be obtained only be surmised and might be any backed by the "Hamburg Amerika on long voyages without difficulty. It thing from 4. 6d per ton mile up- Line and prominent American finan-- was not comidered that there would wards, and probably a conservative clers. This being the case, a wide- be any difficulty in obtaining the estimate would be nearer 10s, per spread Empire like our own should necessary support for running a ton mile.ee

surely do all it could to build up a weekly or bi-weekly service from - On the question of State owner powerful feet of commercial air- Europe

to South Africa, India,ship or private enterprise be thought ships.

15 Minutes from Landing Stage, Under the Management of-

Mrg. BLAIR.

KING EDWARD HOTEL

CENTRAL "LOCATION

11. ELECTRIC TRAMA Pass Fattance, Electric Lifts, Fans and Lighting A Baropean Bathe and Sanitary Fittings, Hot and Cold Water Syssez. throughout. Best of Food and Servies.

Talephons 373. Telegraphic Addraer - VICTORIL'

J. WEICHELL Manager,

CARLTON HOTEL,

(THE ONLY AMERICAN MOLLIS, IN THE COLOST,} IGE HOUER STEWART,

Under American Management. Nice and quiet yet only a few minnthem walk from the Banks and Central District 43 Bedrooms Excellent Cuisine, scrupulously cless, Moderate Terms Mocably and Family Batas on spplication to the Proprietro. Launches moet Passenger Boats.

Telegraphie Address “CARLTON.”

M. F. E. CAMERON,

PALACE HOTEL

KOWLOON.

(Xwo minutes free Star Parry),

Becantly renovated and refurnished, slectric light and fam throughout and antirely under new management. Online under the personal superviɛlca of the proprietor, Bar and Billiard Booma. Terma 'mmodante. Special terme so, families on application to

Telephons K. 3. Telegraphic Add: "PALLOR"

HOTEL

J. H. OXHERRY, Proprietor.

“ASIA”

WEST BUND, GANTON.

Rooms- ex Suite & with private Baths. Boof Garden, Hairdressing Saloon,

etc.

Excellent Cuisine.

Moderate Rates.

Leading Hotel in South China.

Special attention given to Tourists..

Under the Foreign Supervision of,

TANG JUR, Dexzzaz,

the fate 81143-2ING,

‚ÎS, D'AQUILAN BIKEL

FIRMA VERT MÜDERATA Conesaison Brasi

THOS, G. HUTUHINGS.

FRENCH LESSONS

G. MOUTHIOM. mis, Morrison 21 Kond,

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