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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Coal Merchants
W
Pans Shin Ming & Co., Genurs! MArcht, Lolegy & Steamship Own), Des Voeux Rond Central, Phone 0.226.
Dentist-
Larry Fong, Dentist,
THE CHINA MAIL.
DIRECTORY. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE
Modistes Kadame Flint
31, Queen's Road Con, Tei. Con. 188.
(latest Parlalan models).
Optician
The Hongkong Optical Co. Phone 1234,
88, Queen's Road Central
1st floor. No. 74, Queen's Road Photographers
Central. Tel. Cenim! No. 1255.
Engineers & Shipbuilders
W. B. Bailey & Ob., Ltd.
Engineer and Shipbuilder.
Kowloon Bay
Now Work and Repairs
Call Flag "L"
Fertilizer
Med Cheung, Potographer
23, Ico House Street.
Beaconsfield Arcade Branch, Doveloping & Printing undertakɔn."
Printers
"The Chiha Mail," Goners! Printers,
Publishers and Bookbindere.
5. Wyndham, Street, Tel. 0.22.
Eastern Agriculture Falker Co., Di Jarvis St. Rubber & Wood
To Go, Hele alenta BuKing of Fertiller
Glass Merchants
Ling & Co., Glan Morcbaşla, Forniture, Mirerand: Canton Marblo Muafarer, Hectro-pleted, Glass
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sockory Wares and Photo Supplies. 16, Queen's Road Contral. 10 Central, No. 121.
Importers & Exporters
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Tankabkes & Co., à Connaught Rd, W
Manufacturers of Rubbor Bolos and Singapore, Wood. Tal. Ueatra) 4473.
Ship Chandlers
E. "blog & Co.,
23 Wing Woo Street. Tel Contem), illi
Metal Morchants & Ship Chandlers, Managing Direct Mr. H. S. Chin...
Kwong Sun & Co., 18, Queen's Road Bun Cheong, Compraders,
Central, Ko Caf Chung (Manager), Kox Kirk Bust. J.Tel. Cen. 3189.
Land & Estate Agents
Pan Yick Cho, land & Eatato A KONES
Tel. Central 10-1967.
36, Queen's load Central.
SYL $42
RCXOR
BILL PIPES
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Caporal Provision Store. Naval and Military ContractT. Sn. 66, Praya East, Wanchai.
Telephone So. 8761.
Shoemakers.
Jam Kee, Dowlor Ja Sewing Machines, and Accessories, Boot & Shoe Macer.
7 Pottinger Strout
GENUINE
CHINESE ANTIQUES.
These include ancient Chinese pictures," Chiness marble statuettes from the Siu Eing Prefecture, copper articles from Feking, etc.
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INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED.
KWAN YUK SHAN FONG,
Head (fice and Stere: 18, Barham Strnad East.
Wholesale and Retail
* of
Piece Goods, Silks, Haberdashery, Jewellery, Clocks and Watches, Earthenwares, Foreign and Chinese Ehoes, Leatherwares. Blankets, Quilts, Foreign Articles, etc. TAILORING MADE TO ORDER.
LAI WAH CO., LTD.
139, 14, 143, 145, 147, Des Voeux Road, Central.
KITCHENER'S GIN
QUALITY
A GIN OF DISTINCTION.
The outstanding quality of Kitchener's Gin et mmande a Trado reputation"
for axcelica and value which every new customer confirma,
SOLE AGENTS:
H. RUTTONJER & BON,
THING
00.
DING
MATERIALS, SHIFCHANTIERS →
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.. Cel No. 1116.- 28, Win Woe St, Ctl.
REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICES
LONDON SERVICE.
"MERIONES"
Uhl Mar. ** PATROCLUS" 10th Mar. * THESEUS " 18th Mar
AGAPEÑOR ' 23rd Mar.
(Direct)
LIVERPOOL
Amatordam, London & Hamburg v
Marselllos, London, Rotterdam & Glang, w Amsterdam, Londen & Hamburg. "London, Rotterdam & Hamburg
SERVICE.
(Direct or vis Continental Ports)
1st Mac. 20th Mar.
(Marseilles, Havre, Dunkirk, Liver o
and Glasgow
* ANTILOCHUS"
"DOLIUS"
*" TEUCER.
"NINGCHOW"
2nd Apr. 20th Air
Gunou, Marseilles, Liverpool & Glueg›› Marsailles, Liverpool & Glasgow Genoa, Marseilles, Liverpool & Glasgow,
• Via Port Sudan.
PACIFIC SERVICE.
· TYNDAREUS' ACHILLES
"RHESUS" TYDEUS. HELENUS
Vis Robe and Yokohama)
38 Mar. Victorin, Seattle and Vancouver 24th Mar. Victoria, Seattle and Vancouver
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NEW YORK SERVICE.
Via Buer or Fanama,)
28th. Fab. Boston, New York & Baltimore via Suez 29th Mar. Boster, New York & Baltimore-vis Suez 19th Apr. Bostor, New York & Baltimore via Suez PASSENGER SERVICE.
ANTENOR "PATROCLUS" "ATTENOR "
'HECTOR". "SARFEDON”
31 Mar. for Shanghai 10th Mar for Singapore, Marseilles and London 7th Apr. for Singapore, Marseilles and London 5th May for Singapore, Marseilles and London 18th June for Singapore, Marseilles and London Also cargo atsamera with limited passenger accommodation at specially reduced farbs.
For Freight and Paerage Rates and all Information Apply
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
ADENTS
THEATRE ROYAL.
Remember the Dates!
FEBRUARY 25th, 26th and 28th, at 9.30 p.m. FRIDAY, 27th,. MATINEE ONLY, at 5 p.m. THE HONGKONG A.D.C.
Will present the Great Farcical Comedy
"FRENCH LEAVE"
Usual Frices- $3, $2 & $1.
"1
Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform Half
Price to $1 Beats.
Children Half Frice for the Matinee Performance, to all parts.
"BOOKING NOW OPEN AT ANDERSON'S. BOOK AT ONCE
A
big assortment of latest style Ladies' Silk Parasol just arrived.
Prices are reasonable.
YEE SANG FAT CO.
Phono C., 1856
81, Queen's Road Central.
FOR THE
COMING
RACES
GOERZ
BINOCULARS & CAMERAS
Best in the world-
Can be bought at MODERATE FRICE Telephone C, 3217-
HALL, LAW & CO., LTD. 30-32, Des Voeux Rd. C.
LEE YEE.
BAIR DRESSING
SALOON
Spring Batterick Qarare, Spring McCh 1's Quarterly, Spring Standard dosiguor. Quarterly, Wonders of the Past complote spt) Animals of all Countries (complete) Children'e Encyclopedia (completo) Household Enoyclopedia (complete) World Library of Best Books (New) Romance of Fameus Livod (New) Horso Doctor (New) Countries of the World (Now Beat Way Sorios (all numbers)
No. 12, D'Agular Stroot. BONGKONG.
STEAMER ASHORE.
FOUSHING GOES ON THE LAMOCKS,
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PASSENGERS REMOVED.
Leaving. Hongkong on Wednes day and clearing from Swatow on Thursday evening, for Shanghal, the Indo-China steamer Fooshing (Captain J. McAin'sh) was reported yesterday afternoon to be ashore on the Lamocks.
From Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd., general agents for the company, it was ascertained that about 100 Chinese passengers were on the ship at the time of her stranding, but these have been taker off. It happened that the ChiaNavigation steamerSzechuan,! (agens, Messrs. Butterfield and Swire) was leaving Swatow for Hongkong. She towed out a num- ber of junks from that port, and the passengers were removed in the native craft.
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Beyond stating that the No. r hold had ten feet of water and a salvage tug was urgently re- quired, the message "received gave no details.
Yesterday evening, the Wham- poa Dock Co.'s tug Henry Kes- wick left with the Indo-China Co's superintendent and Lloyd's representative with the apparatus needed to render assistance andi☎ to tow the Fooshing off deemed advisable.
JUST THE THING I
LATEST FIRE FIGHTING APPLIANCE. *
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PETROL TRAILER PUMP.
Demonstration in the use of the new Merry weather " petrol Trailer Pump was carried out in the Drive Yard of the Kowloon Fire Station last week,
This adaptable tile appliance is capable of delivering 150 gallons per minute at 907bs pressure, and its adoption to replace the old hand Steam Fire Engine at Un Long, m New Territory, is worthy of note. On account of its compactness— It is only 14 8′ wide-it can Be taken through narrow lanes, through the doorways of houses, in fact, thence to wells. etc., to obtain the water required" for dealing with fres..
Unlike the steam engine, it does not require fresh water for boller use. It can be put into operation to work at full pressure, instantly, will pump sea water, dirty water, etc, and by using petrol at the rate, of one gallon per 1h. 20 minutes pumping the cost works out at 75 cents per hour.
The pump can be trailed be hind any vehicle at any speed, or drawn through a street" to the scene of action by two men,
One thousand feet of special hose that will, withstand rot has been provided with it, in addi tion to the usual equipment.
The photographs appearing elsewhere in this issue shows a few items of the demonstration and the attendance of Kai Fongs of Un Long and Cheung Chow who witnessed the demonstration.
GAZETTE ITEMS:
Mr. W. O. Lammert has been appointed Acting Government Marine Surveyor and Mr. R... Hunter Temporary Assistant Government Marine Surveyor.
An Exequatur empowering Mr. J. Clement, the Consul-General for Belgium-at. Canton, to act as Belgian Consul-General for Hong kong has received His Majesty's signature.
The Hongkong facilities for the enforcement of court judgments have been extended to include Bermuda.
A Chinese woman was taken to the Kwong Wah Hospital yester day after she was knocked down by a motor car at Laichikok Road, The injuries were not of a serious, nature
Printed and Published" for tuo Newe
paper Enterprise Limited by GEORGE, WILLIAM CADE BURNETT, MAonging “Editor 6, Wyadham Strent, lang.
kong
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925.
Commencing To-day FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
HAROLD LLOYD
in
his latest Million Dollar Comedy
GIRL SHY
Funnier
than “Grandma's ́ Boy More Exciting than "Safety Last"
-Times & Prices-
2.30, $1.20 & 60 cts; 5.18, $1.50 & 80 cts. 7.15, $1.00 & 50 cts'; 9.15, $2.00 & $1.00.
THE CORONET
THE STAR
TODAY
at 5.30 and 9.15
p.m.
SHORT ENGAGEMENT
of
MISS REFA MILLER
Charming Singer of Dainty. Songs
TOM MIX
in
A thrilling drama of Hudson Bay NORTH of the YUKON
CENTURY COMEDY,,
FELIX CARTOON OUR OWN TOPICAL.
EAST CHANCE TO SEE
THE GREATEST PICTURE OF THE SEASON
KOENIGSMÄRK”
(In Twelve Enormous Reels)
A masterpiece of the spectacular in moving pictures, portraying a most, sublime love story, with sumptuous and gorgeous scenes it represents beyond question of a doubt, the summit of motion picture achievement. WITH SPECIAL MUSIC AT REASONABLE PRICES FINAL SHOW TO-DAY, 5 & 9.15 p.m.
STARTING SUNDAY, 6 & 9.15 p.m. CLAIRE WINDSOR
in
LOIS' WEBER'S MIGHTY PHOTOPLAY WHAT DO MEN WANT?"
(In Eight Reels)
COMING.
COMING.
THE GREATEST SCREEN TRIUMPH- GOLDWYN presents KING VIDOR'S PRODUCTION "THREE WISE FOOLS"
A story of love and thrills that will capture your heart forever.
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WORLD THEATRE
QUEEN'S THEATRE
Commencing to-day at 2.30, 5.15; 7.15 & 9.15 p.M.
To-morrow (Sunday) Two Shows Only at 6.00 & 9.15 PM.
The Greatest Photodrama in the History of the Screen
METRO PICTURES CORPORATION presents:
Rex Ingram's Mammoth Production of
"SCARAMOUCHE'
Founded on the Thrilling Novel of the French Revolution by Rafael Sabatini
with
Ramon Novarro, Alice Terry
and
Lewis Stone. ard a cast of 10,000
Prices of Admission:.
At 5.15 & 9.15 p.m.: -$2,00, $1.20, & 80 Cts. Soldiers and Sailors Half Price to 1st and 2nd Classes
Tel. 0.4636, Booking at the Theatre,
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