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THEATRE

ROYAL

CONCERT

PIERROT

INCLUDING A

ENTERTAINMENT

(IN AID OF THE CATHEDRAL ORGAN FUND.).

INDER the Distinguished Patronage and in the Presence of 1.E. THE Governos,

Will be given 'on

MONDAY, 8TH NOVEMBER, AT 9 P.M.

MESSRS. S. MOUTHIE & Co., LTD.

Plan and Programale may be seen at

Hongkong, 3rd November, 1909,

AN UNPARALLELED

EVENT IN

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS,

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THE ANNALS

OF

HONGKONG THEATRICALS.

THEATRE ROYAL,

NOVEMBER 11.

THURSDAY,

MAURICE E. BANUMANN. PRESENTS

BANDMANN'S

COMEDY Co.

No. 1

IN ALL THE GREATEST AND LATEST LONDON SUCCESSES.

SOLE PROPRIETOS:

MR. MAURICE E. BANDMANN.

THURSDAY, 11TH NOVEMBER.

For the first time in Hongkong,

The Latest London Comedy Success MR. PREEDY AND THE COUNTESS. Now Crowding the Critorion Theatre, London FRIDAY, 12TH NOVEMBER.

Geral De Maurier's Great Play RAFFLES.

SATURDAY, 13TH NOVEMBER,

Cyril Maud's Greatest HIT

THE FLAQ LIEUTENANT.

MONDAY, 15TH NOVEMBER

For the drst time in Hongkong.

The Great Shakespearian Play THE MERCHANT OF VENIÕE

TUESDAY, 16TH NOVEMBER.

First time in Hongkong.

The World's Sonzational Play AN ENGLISHMAN'S HOME.

WEDNESDAY, 17TH NOVEMBER.

The Dramatised Version of Barones Orozy's famous book

THE 80ARLET PIMPERNEL

As played by Jelis Nailson and Fred Terry.

PRICES:

BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT-

MOUTRIE

DOORS OPEN AT 8.30 г.M.

INSURANCES

TORTH BRITISH AND MERCAN.

NOTILE INSURANCE COMPANY.

WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CO. TOTAL FUNDS AT 31st DECEMBEN, 1908

*£19,121,310.

1. Authorised Capital £6,000,000

Subscribed Capital

Paid-up Capital

33,275,000

1,212,500 3,204,753

0 0

7 10

T: Fire Funds..........

The Undersigned, AGENTS for the above Company, are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against FIBE at Current Rates,

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

Agents.

[908 Hongkong. 14th August, 1909.

NOTICE

HAVING been appointed AGENTS in Hongkong for the WESTERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, we are prepared to accept approved European and Chinese Rinks at Current Ester.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

Hongkong, 18th August, 1909.

· SINGON & 00.

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GENERAL MANAGER: Mn. HENRY DALLAS

THURSDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER...

For the first time in Hongkong.

The Soreaningly Humourous Comedy THE MARRIAGE OF KITTY FRIDAY, 19TH NOVEMBER.

Somerset Maughan's famous Comedy LADY FREDERICK. SATURDAY, 20TH NOVEMBER.

First time in Hongkong.

The Crest Romon Play

QUO VADIS.2 (Whither goest thou.) Companion play to the SIGN of the +." MONDAY, 22ND NOVEMBRE:

For the first time in Hongkong.

The Latest London Rags

THE EARLY WORM. Sixty laughs in 60 minutes, vide the London Press.

TUESDAY, 23RD NOVEMBER.

For the first time in Hongkong. Sir Squire and Lady Baneraft's Great Comedy

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COMMENCE AT 9 PM.

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NOTES AND NEWS.

WOMAN'S PERSPICUITY. The average woman, says one of them, can see ten times further than the average man. To this sa anguished writer in the London Datly Chronicle responds as follow:--

Man, na cab old faying goes, Rarely sens beyond his nose; - Woman, to make sure of that, Sita in front and wears her hat.

OVERCHOWDING OF THE MEDICAL ·

PROFESSION.

BT. PAUL'S ORÖRA.

Poul's Cross, which is being rebuilt or, rather,

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER STR. 1909. Elephant and Castle, will have one intermediate station in Walworth-road. By this line direct accoss from the couth-eastern districts to Char- ing Croes, Piccadilly, and central Londen will be obtainable. The station at Victoria will be designed to provide for through communication with the tube railway to Cricklewood, wa Hyda Park-corner, Marble Arch, and Edgware-road

RESTRICTION OF COTTON SPINNING.

AMERICAN, VIEWS.

commemorated in a novel design by Mr. Plunkett, of North Adams, Mazs So

Reginald Blomfield, F.S.A., was for many centuries the intellectual centre of England Hers from the earliest times the three great annual Folkmotos of Londonors were held, and here were fought out the fierce controversial battles of the Reformation. During the days before prisiting this famous open-air pulpit beasme, în Carlyle's quaint phrase, "a kind of Times newspaper." Although nasociated with the Reformers, the historic Cross was destroyed na Pupish" by the Puritans in. 1643. It was not rebuilt at the Restoration, when the endow ments were transferred to the Cathedral; and still belong to the Sunday morning preachers, now chiefly the Prebendaries.

Recently attention has been oalled "to the overcrowding of the medical profession both in

(FROM "THE TIMES" CORRESPONDENT.) -England and in France, Now the ory is taken

The half-yearly meetings of the National up by Germany, and the Medical News, the Association of Cotton Manufacturers-almost organ of the Faculty in the German Empire: exclusivaly a Now England organization-have publishes some noteworthy statistion In 1885 we learn the number of qualified medical men for six or seven years past seped an interna. practising is the Empire was 15,763. In 1907tional importance, and have used to bo gather-

ings

with an interest only for the cotton trade the number had grown to 31,864, or an increase in New England and the Southern States. The st Bretton of 100 per cent. In 22 years. The increase in

this year wa September meeting 22

yours of doctors in comparison with the Woods, New Hampshire; and two questions of to 1, and in 1885 it was immediate interest to the Lancashire soften const is ne

that medicine, a career, industry were then dismased. In the order of

crisis is

to be severely handicapped. If averted, the Nets says, the remedy must be their importance they were, the prosent curtail. ment of production at the mille in Lancashire, immediate, but the nature of the remedy is not

and the shortage of labour in

the cotton. suggested.

growing States of the South and its effput upon cotton production. The first of these questions was discussed by Mr. Charles T. the president of the National disastrous," he said, "has bear the over- building in Incashire during the past thrpe years that meetings are now being held to dis courage the promotion by speculators and ill. Informed capitalists of further undertakings iu cotton manufacturing. These conventions are called and attended by the principal trade organizations of labour and industrial associa tions, including machinery manufacturers, who have large interests in new mille, which, ed although completed, hare very wisely defer operation anfil consumption has absorbed the surplus stocks of excessive production. It is significant that practically all of the workers' unions are actively ougaged in this movement, and aro rovealing sagacions leadership which the deplorable results of the long-continued faithfully foresees and endeavours to forestall idleness of 70,000,000 spindles during one third of each week, affecting substantially every colton mill operative Europe and Asia."

EFFECT ON PRICES The effect of this cartailment of prodaction in Lanenshire and the Continental centres of the industry on the price of sotton was next discussed by Mr. Flankett. He reminded the meeting of the conviction entertained in the trade that there are still large holdings of last year's cotton. Mr. Plunkett admitted, however, the zorinal demand, by spinners resumption of that fall consumption of cotton at this time, or in the United States, in England, sail on the Continent for American-grown cotton, in the near future, would, as he expressed it, result in an enhancement of cost to prohibitive figures, and speedily bring the termination of what promised to be an extended period of prosperity in cotton manufacturing and kindred in dustries.'

THE CLYDE'S FIRST STEAMSHIP, There is an interesting interview with Lord Inverclyde in the October Sunday at Home, His lordship's father was among the crowd on the Broomreisw when the Comet, the first steamship on the Clyde, and almost the first in She the world, steamed away from the quay. cost £192, was of four borse power, and her dranght was four foot! Little could you George Burns have foreseon that he would live to see his son, the first Lord Inverclyde, build a steamship through the funnel of which the Comet could almost have steamed, and that less than twenty years after his death twin giants of thirty-three thousand tons' barthen would not only sail across the Atlantic with the regularity of the railway train, but with its speed also.

KING EDWARD'S AGE Many people will have learned with interest what has been pointed out by a correspondent of the Time, that with five exceptions King Edward has now attained a greater age than any proviens occupant of the English throne, The exceptions were Queen Elizabeth, George II., Gesige. III, William IV., and Queen Victoria King Edward is neating the com- piction of his sixty-eighth year. Of Sovereigns anterior to Elizabeth it will be voted for had any great claims in the matter of longevity, which is not difficult to understand, for in earlier

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→→→ OROFS AND SHORTAGE OF LABOUR. It was mainly from the point of raw cotton production 1st Mr. Theodoro H, Priso, of New York, discussed the shortage of labouk in the Southern ton-growing States. Mr. Price emphooled the fact that in the cotton season of

MHANG HING&Co. day the trade of monarch was saldoin a long-1894-5 the crop was 9,9.9,050 bailes, and that by

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Also dealers in

WATCH MAKERS, 103, Queen's Road Central, Opposite Market [1349

CHINA WARES.

OF

AS SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE

LORDS AND HOUSE OF COMMONS,

THORNE'S

闆

PEK

OLD VAT

$15

LUIS WAT WAD STARTED BY THE LATE" ROBERT THORGE LANY HAS BEEN SÓLUAS M'S SIMET ADOP

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THE SEEKER AFTER HEALTH

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is always glad to hear of a medicine that has been frequently tried fa complaints similar to those from which he may be suffering, and that has moved uniformly successful. Such a remedy is BRECHAMS PILLS For half a century they have been doing incalculable good, and all who suffer from troubles traceable to disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, or Kidneys

SHOULD TAKE

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BEECHAM'S PILLS.

-Sold everywhere in boxes, price 946., 1713 & 219.

SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY CO.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST BOUTE BETWEEN

THE FAR EAST AND EUROPE, VIA DAIBEN.

SUMMER SCHEDULE.

THRICE WEEKLY EXPRESS TRAIN SERVICE, onapoend of excellently equipped Sleeping. Dining and 1st class Cars, operated between Dairea and Changchun in connection with the Trans-Siberian Express Trains and with the Dairou Shanghai Diroot Stomer Service by the SS. "KOBE MARU" and "SAIKIO MARU" (2,877 tons each) NORTH-BOUND. ss follows:-

Leave-Shanghai (Steamer) (Steamter) Arrivo-Dairen

LV.

Ar. Lv. Ar.

Saturday or Sunday Monday or Tronday Tuesday Friday

"

Wagon-Lita Stata

for"

Express for St. Pet'g.

**

11

B.D.

Thursday Saturday Bunday

-Mukdeu

IV.

Changahun

-Harbin

8.50 p.m. 9.15 p.m. 5 BO

Monday

Wednesday Saturday-

(Russian Train)*

-6:55 am.

3

p.r

Connecting at Harbin with.

State Express for!

Moscow.

Moscow

Leave -Herbin Artive-Changchun

(Russian Train) 9

Train

6

''Lv*

a.m. D.BL. p.m.

State Ex- press from Express from

St. Pot'g.

Tuesday

State

Vagon-Láta

Moscow.

Moscow

Thursday:

Baturday

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Mukden

Lv.

210 am. 2.30 8.

Wednesday

Friday Sunday

Ar. Lv, Ar.

Dahan

12.30 p.m. afternoon.

Sunday

Shanghai (

Friday

Tusaday

Ar.

SOUTH-BOUND.

Connecting at Harbin with {

Busain Train time is 23 minutes, earlier than B. M. R. time. TICKET AGENCIES—The Company's Railway and Steamer Tickets are obtainable at all the Agencies of the International Sleeping Car and Express Trains Co and Messrs. Thos. Cook & Son.

RAILWAY HOTELS YAMATO HOTEL (Tel Add: "YAMATO ")

At Dairen (with enlarged accommodation), Port Arthur and Changchun, all under the Company's management.

FUSHUN COAL.

FRESH STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND AT DAIKEN AND NEWCHWANG DEPOTS.

SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY COMPANY, DAIREN. Tol Add:MANTETSU" Codes: A.B.C., 5th Ed., AI, and Lieber's.

WASTED WIT.

Did you ever try to work off a joke on a man or woman suffering from Indigestion, or Bilious- nesson an aching head, a congested Iver, or u stomach that was upside down with wind and barning pains Of course not

lived one, though a certain number supplied 1905-6 it had increased to only 11,136,000 bales, exceptions to the rato. Henry L, Henry IL notwithstanding the obvious great increase in and Edward L. all reigned for thirty-five years, the world's demand for cotton goods between for instance; Henry VIII for thirty-eight: 1894 and 1906. "I have," he said, "set myself Boy I for thirty-nine; Edward III. for will some pains to secertain the reason for the Arty while Henry III, who held the record for comparatively slow increase in the cotton pro- Jangth of reign before George IIL, came with dastion of the South that has been such a startling festare of the past 15 or 20 years. I his spell of sixty years, and ruled for fifty-six.

call your attention to the fact that in the 20 A story of Oxford finance was lately told in years ended with 1900 the white population of ons of the University magazines, A certain the Bouth has increased by 57:3 per cent, while Analysing the increas rear or making up in secount found that it the negro population has increased only by showed a deficiency of over £1,900. Confident 37.5 per cent. that it was merely some chvions error in the in the rural population for the top year preparation of the statement, ha proceeded to ended in 1900 wo find that the increase in check it, but with the same roeult. Over and the white rural population was 242 per cent., over again he went through the accounts while the increase in the negro rural popnla. without discovering the reason for the deficit; tion was only 158 per cent.... every item appeared to be strictly in order. very large portion of that area cotton. Finally he confided his trouble to the other production is practically dependent on negro Common Room, labour. White men cannot, or will not if they members of the Senior who, collectively and in turns, checked the can, engage in the arduous toil necessary to the account without shaking ite integrity in production of cotton under the hot Boathorn the slightest particular. Convinced that sap, and the industrial development of the Chere was some black mystery, one of them South and the social attractions of the cities invited a friend who was an acountant in and the higher wages at the urban centres of London to spend the week-end with him. After population are all influences that are rapidly dianer on the following Saturday the incom- withdrawing from the cotton fields the negro préhensible account was put before the account.labour up on which the world depends for the ant After a few minutes pernsal he borned production of its most important fibre. To the to the members of the Senior Common Boon, close student of the subject it is apparent that

My appetite was very poor, and the little I who were anxiously awaiting the result of the if the world is to be cheaply clothed, that if investigation, and sured: Do do you always America is to retain its hold upon the monopoly forced myself to eat caused a sensation of finess

of the world's cotton production, and if the in my chest, almost like sufocation. include the year of our Lord in the addition P

indebtedness that we incar abroad shall con- times the pain was very sharp. These words THE CENTRE OF THE TOY TRADE.

tinue to be paid with our exports of cotton, are from a letter written by Mrs. Sarah Aan same way must be fooud to cheepen the cost Middleton, 64, Waverley Street, Bowfield For many years Naremburg, has been the centre of the toy trade of the world, the principal of production, and to supply by labour-saying Lane, Stockton-on-ses. She is the wife of an products being metal toys, of infinite variety machinery the labour vacuum that is year by artisan workman in the 'pbuilding yards. worden and pasteboard toys, blocks, passlas, &c.year beverting more and more apparent in the she was afflicted also, she writes, with a terrible she About 12,000 people are employed in this indas rural districts of the cotton-producing States of pain in her back and loins, and legs, which now f-els sure was due to her Indigestion. try in the twin cities of Nuremberg and Fuerth, the South"

A at that time residing in this town.

lady, about one-half of the numbor being women and

MANUFACTURING IN THE SOUTH, The figures that Mr. Price quoted as to the advised me to try Mother Seigel's Syrup, as she girls. There are about half a dozen factories, employing several hundred workmen each; the

the So I bought large

my appetite had improved, I could eat without pain afterwards, and the trouble in my back and There you have facts, results, all from a single understand why. Food really decays in the warmth of the stomach, when digestion is not taking place. Poisonous suid gases are distilled

To relish a good joke, just as you would relish good dinner, a person must have a clear head, a cheerful condition of mind, good health, such as you would be sure to have and feel after a cours of Mether Seigel's Syrup. It gives zest Led pleasure to all the affairs of life by making you t, healthy. It makes a shilling dinner taste like a feast.

Somė.

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, MALTA, PÖRT SAID, SUEZ AND STRAITS

THE P. &O: S. N. Co.'s Stommer

"NORE," Consignees of Cargo by the above-named vessel are horoby informed that their goods pre being landed and placed AT THEIR RISK in the Hongkong and Kowloon Whack and Godown Company's Gadovas at Kowloon, where each Consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mark are landed and delivery can be obtained as the Goods

Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary within

6 hours.

Goods not cleared by the 9th inst, at 4 rim, will be subject to rent.

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No Fire Insurance will be effected by me airy case whatever.

SCOTCH WHISKY. of Thich give employment to an average low increase in the white population of ded, he used it home-re. I had quie atod that bottle and the Company's representative at an appointed

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61 1,500 persons, and besides these there are not without significance as regards cotton hundreds of concerns employing from half manufacturing as distinct from cotton fast legs bad left me."

&

in the South. The significance lies in the dozen to 100 people. It is not usi

to find a factory in which, besides, the pro- that Southern cotton mills have only the white prietor and his wife and children, only two population to draw upon for service. It mover bottle of Mother Seigel's Syrup. It is easy to or three extra men are emploistrict-for-1908-

The total has been practicable to recruit cotton mill work value of the toy output of this

is estimated at about £1,400,000, which was people in the smallest-degree from the negro perhaps 25 per cent, under that of 1997. The population; the axistance of the colour line

stands in the way. In the South there is toys were exported to every land on the glabe, but esnsiderably more than one-third of the conscionmess that the development of cotton ontire product went to the United States. The manufacturing must be limited to the white German toy output for 1907 is ostipated at population available for cotton mill work; and as yet it has not been found possible to attract £5,000.00, of which £3,800,000 was exported, and of that total the United States and Great to the raill contros of the Southern cotton States noy of the immigration from Continental Britain took more than half.

Europe, from which the cotton companies of New England are now recruiting their mill workpeople.

NEW LONDON TUDE.

A new tube railway, which will traverse an ares a large part of which is isolated from the axisting underground systems of London, will shortly be constructed. It will, be known as the Sydenham, Victoria, and West End Electric Tabe Railway Behind the Byndicato, are the everal of the largest finascial houses in City.

The

NEW CARTRIDGES.

new line will start from Upper Norwood BY popular English Manufacturers. (Crystal Palace-parade), and will follow direct.

and populous route to Victoria, with a brauch

line to the Elephant and Castle Station of the

all Bores and Sizes.

and enter the blood, which carries these im. purities to every nerve, muscle and tendon in the body. Then follows headache, weariners, of brain, body and limbs. Both mind and body are depressed, and life itself sets hardly worth living. Mother Seigel's Syrup is purely herbal remedy and cares, by simply toning ap regulating and assisting the digestive organs to do their natural werk.

Mrs. Middleton writes further: "My health continued good for seven years, and then a second time I became a victim of Indigestion, But I again turned to Mather Boigel's Syrup and was again restored to health--and I well to this day.

remain

Fects are facts, and jokes are jokes. It is all

Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by: the Consignes's hour. All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival bere, after which date they cannot be recognised. No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns.

E. A. HEWETT Superintendant. Hongkong, 3rd November, 1909,

FROM EUROPE.

THE H.A.L. Steamship

"SILESIA,"

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of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods Osplein Hoff, having arrived. Consignees. are being laudal and placed at their risks in tho hazardous and/or extra-hnardous Godowns of the-Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence delivery may be btained against. Bills-of-Lading countersigned by the Undersigned.

Cargo will be carried on unless

In very well to jeke about dyspepsis, but it is unt gotice to-the-contrary be riven before To-DAY..

so easy to cure it unless you go about it the right way, which is-use Mother Seigel's Syrup

SMOKELESS POWDERS and CHILLET

Baker-street and Waterloo railway. Stations SHOTS. From No. 10 to 83BG. at $6, $7 and will be erected at or near the following points

Upper Norwood, Upper Syndenham, Lordship: $7.50 per 100, SPORTING REQUISITES Jane, Dulwich, East Camberwell, Oral (conncoting

Desmark.bill, with City and South London Tube), Albert Embankment, and Victoria (connecting the termini of the raxin lines and the District Railway),

The length of this line will be about six and three-quarter miles. The branch line--one and half mile long-from Camberwell to the

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Inspection Invited.

WM. SCHMIDT & Co

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Prepared also in Tablet forma as "Mother

Seigel's Syrup Tablets." Price 2/9 [74-6

AUTOMATIC BROWNING POCKET PISTOLS.

CALIBRE 7.65 m.m. With CHAMBER for 8 CARTRIDGEE FIRING & SHOTS in 2 SECONDS,

STEMSSEN & CO. Hongkong, 6th March, 1907.

All Claims must be presented within ten dapu of the

steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised.

No Claims vill, be admitted after the Goods baro left the Godowns, and al Goods remaining undelivered after the 9th inst. will be subject to rent

All broken, chafod, and damaged Goods maust be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 8th inst., at 3 P.M.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE, Hongkong Oiled. Hongkong, 3rd November, 1909.

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