1911-07-20 — Page 7

WEATHER REPORT,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JULY 2018, 1911.

FASHIONS AND FANCIES

ASCOT GOWNS.

On the 19th at 11.55 p.m.--The barometer

Last yone we had a white Ascot, This year has fallen quickly on the N.. outfit is a whits and grey, the majority of the Chins owing to the typhoon, which is moring costume being in a mingling of those two Northwards over the Gulf of Pochili

Pressure has increased moderately over colours. A great number of blue gowns were Formosa and S. China. It remains low over worn, and in almost every shade of that pleasant colour. At this great dross parade Tongking.

of the year it is satisfactory to find that the hobble akist was worn only by those who have no pretensions to lead the fashions. In the royal endlosure a little more amplitude about the hem was distinctly observable. A good deal of pale yellow appeared, nad this spams to be a colour on which modistes like to ozor- cise

The depression lying over the N.E. part of the Sea of Japan yesterday has moved into the Pacific.

Pressure is highest over the Facile between the Louchoos and the Bouius.

Fresh or moderate monsoon may be expected

Over the Übina Sea.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10a.m., to-day, 0.83 inches,

their utmost alcill. A charming example was in yellow charannuse roiled with ochre- tinted lace, with a little black talle, introduced upon the bodice, a most effective combination.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon Another pale yellow gown, which might better to-uny is as follows:-

DISTRICT

FORECAST

8. winds fresh of raoderate; thunder showers (8.5. winds, BO- |.

derate.

Hongkong & Neighbourhood

Formosa Channel Bouth coast of China between Same as No. 1.

Hongkong and Lamooks. South coast of China between į Same as No. 1.

Hongkong aud IIainen..

SHIPPING IN PORT

STEAM KES

be described as sulphur-colour, was veiled with wistaria chiffon, embroidered round the edge with porcelain beads in the same and a paler tone of manve. The hat worn with this was sun-kissed straw, with a wreath of hedgo flowers in which maure predominated,

THE THREE-DECKER..

THE SMALL GOATEE.

A brilliant feature of this year's Ascot is the Bilk contes, either in shot, soft silk, or in takota. and in any colour that one chooses to wear it. Bright crimson, emerald green, blue in any shado, sulphne colour, or beige and white, ware all to the fore on Tuesday. A white gown, much embroidered in cord and silke, with heade introduced here and there, had for companii ment one of these dainty little short cafe in Gobelin blue, exactly matching the eyes of the wearer, whose turbon of softest orèpe was most becoming. These short coats bave stright backs, but fit fairly closely to the figure in front, where they are generally trimmed with cord, embroidors, or a mingling of the inevitable bead and loss silks.-X. AND Z. in the Globes

WHEAT AND FLOUR IN WESTERN

, CHINA.

Mr. J. II. Arnald, U. S. Comal at Amoy, safe that contrary to the general understanding in the United States, the Chireno people do not depend upon rice as their main food. Millions in North Chins depend for their absistence al- most entirely upon wheat, supplemented with pens and beans.

Along the great western highway which traverses Shansi, Shensi and part of Szoshuan provinces are thousands of eating stalls, where food is sorred to myriads. For 1,000 miles over this great road, that is, until one is in Szechuan,

The three-flonate gown alluded to in last into the Royal enclosure at Asoct on was very much admired on a tall and beauti. ful woman. It took the form of white Chan tilly, arranged on a short skirt in flounces with scarcely any fullness, and some twelve or thirteen inches deep. With this was worn one of the new abawl-shaped capes in similar lage to that of the Perfootly flat at the back, it

gown. was draped in froat to meet at the waist, where it was held apparently by a cluster of lovely orebide, the two onda of the lace drooping below the lovers. This cape is quite a feature of the Reason's fashions. On a fine Bgure it looks charming; où an expansivo, round-shouldered

Thursday's Globe, found its way and very little rics is sold at these onting stall..

AMERICA MARU, Japanese str., 3,464, A. G. Blavans, 11th July-San Francisca 14th June, General-Toyo Kisen Kaisha, ANHET, British str., 1,350, J. B. Harris, 17th-wearer it looks dowdy.

July Shanghal 13th July, General- Batterield & Swire. BORNEO.

over

BEADED VOILE GOWNA,

A prominent feature of this year's Ascot is German str., 1.344, F. Semb81, 13th voile, in white or pale tints riebly bouded in Foly-Sudakan 7th July, Tiarbor and the same or a contrasting colour, and worn General Melchors & Co.

silk lining. One little lady had tu ned CANADA MARU, Japanese str., 3,759, K. Hori, herself out with remarkable success in a cream- 13th July-Shanghai 10th July, General-coloured voile beaded with Parma violet colour, Cenka Shomu Kaisha CHILE. 1 str., 1,143, F. McGarity. 17th round the hem, at the edge of the sleeves, and

British July-Kwang-show-wan 14th July, Salt-in to the neck with filmy embroidered not. round the very low-cut bodice, which was Allod BetterGold & Swire.

chio indend were the addends, sheos, Very gust, British str., 2,865, Wm. Baiherland, Coquet.

13th July-Moji 6th July, Coal-Mitsui stockings, long silk gloves, and hat, in Farms violet colour. The suuskade was white, em- broidered in beads and floss silk. The beads are not very heary, and serve the purpose of drawing down the folds of the gown and koopiar them in the correct slim outline now so indis ponsablo to smart frocks.

Basaan Kaisha. DROPAR, Norwegian str., 1,102, J. Bing, 17th Jnly-Bangkok and Swatcw 16th July, Rion and General-C. S. S. N. Co. EMPRESA. OF JAPAN, British str., 3.039, 8. Robinron, B.N., 13th July-Vancouver 23rd June, Mails and General-Canadian Pacino Railway Co.

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THE NEW PAINTED MUSLING.

STO

On the plains of Honan foodstuffs produced in great abundance, wheat, bur- ley, beans, peas, sweet potatoos, rapessed, corn and a great variety of fruits; besides colon and homp; but the chief

grops tra host and cotton. Hozan is the obief wheat producing province of China. Its onoricous crop feeds its own wheat eating population of 36,000,000, besides contributing wheat to the mills of Shanghai and Houkow. The wheat is carried 1,200 miles by road.

In Central and Northern Shensi and in Shausi wheat is the main crop, often forty busbels to the aero being cultivated with great care, almost-inch by Incl. In Southern Shansi the opium poppy was formerly the most valu. able orop but last year wheat reigned supreme and the province produced the largest yield ever known, thirty-five to forty bushels to the

acre,

In June, 1910, wheat sold there at 25 to 30 cents a bushel and flour as retailing at three- fourths of a sant a pound. Much of this flour is ground in stone mills along the Fen river, operated by water power. Thore are probably 1,000 of these mills in Shansi.

AVERAGE MARKET PRICES. THE

July 13th, 1911.

The Prices ars given in Dollar Cents.

Burohan Muar,

Mo Lang På Yak-Boet, sirloin

set

24

212

Ham gulb 20

Yok-Corned Beef Maja Shiu Ngan Tok-Boast Best.... #

Ngau Nam-Breast of Beef ... Tong Yok-Beef for soup Ngan Yok Pa-Beef Steak..... Ngan Yok Ch'ong-Sausages Ngan No-Dullock's Brains Ngau Lao-Beef Steak, Sirloin lb. 30 #Ngan Lo-Bullock's Tongue,

frosh, each. 50 corned và Him Ngan Lin

14 Ngau Tau-Bullock's, Head... 84

4 Ngau Sain

Heart... 1. 12.

■** Hàm Ngau Kia-Beef Hump,

salt

... 18 4 Ngad Kik-Bullock's Feot...each 8 4 Ngan In-Bullock's Kidney K4 Ngas Mot-Balloor's Talle

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Cho Tau-Pig's Head

ib. 23

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Chu Tu Pig's Kidney

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13

TH

INDIAN

30

THE

Chi Cho Phai Kwat–Pork Chop ... The 20

Chu BamPig's Heart

Lan Chi KorPig's Liverpo

## Cho Tsai--Sucking Pigs (to

order)

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Bang Ngan Yan-Deaf Suat Stang Yong Yau-Mutton Sust, 23 # Ngau Taxi Voal. 20 Lo Ngu LiuChong BeeliDEO, 30 Ngan Chai Yak Chang-Veal,

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Bang Sung hoi p

Ap-Ducks

Wild Duck

Lien

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Outside of West China, aga the Conaal, there are not many places in the world where starp monntains 7,000 to 8,000 feet above sea one will flad wheat cultivated on the sides of love! and 5,000 to 6,000 feet above the floors of the valleys, but in the mountains of Shansi iti is done in little patches of from six to 100 feet

of Bidhaan province, with

аракте

串口

#rea

218,000 square miles, supports 80,000,000 people. It is reckoned that 70 per cont. of the population is raral. The farmer there lives on his field, and not in a village es in other parts of China. Arriculturally Szeobusn is the richest of China's eighteen provinces. Rics is the staple food, with wheat next,

This lovely, pootic material is more charming FRANCISCO REYES. Amarican str., 518, E. than ever this mason. The colours. for the Droz, 12th July-Manila 8th July, Sagar most part are faint and pale, and it has boon a

Order

favourite material for bridesmaids wear through HANOI, French str., 730, G. Bouhier, 8th out the season: Those gowns in which it is Jaly-Haiphong vin Pakhoi 6th July, partly soncealed by an over drapery are more General-A. R. Marty.

accessful than the dresses of which it forms the HANYANG, British #tr., 1,356, Spink. 25th principal fabrio. Take, for instance, a white

Ta zone of the fone provincor mentioned. July-Hongay 13th July, Coal-Butter-sharmeuse draped over a painted unelin, the Honan, Shanai, Shensi rad Szechuan, are mo feld & Swire.

Boral desiga of which is

hich is in yellow and desp HOPSANG, British Pix. 1,359. J. M. Hoy, 14th wall-dower tints. The charmense is short, and dern agricultural implements used in the pro-

duction of wheat, Coasul Arold says: July-Pulo Laut, Cosl-Jardino, Matheson has a band of black velvet some two & De

luches wide along the hem, and outlining is quite sertain that when these four provinces

the right side,

are placed in proper communication with the and HSIN CHANG, Chinese str., 1.258, Hamblin, the opening at

across the 15th July-Shanghai 12th July, General diagonally

front

the rest of the omnira and with the outside world where C. 31. 8. N. Co.

painted muslin shows between. The hat worn four will not become one of their imports. for JOHANNE, German str., 952, M. Tpland, 17th with this charming frock was of the shepherdess they can produce wheat at a prise which would. make wheat, and possibly flour, dow outward in July-Singapore and Hoihow 16th July, order, not extravagantly large, and trinamed

grost »bundancé.

General--Jebsen & Co. KEONGWA), German str. 1.115. F. Nicolaisen, 11th July-Bangkok 3rd July, Rice and Teakwood Botterfeld & Swira, KIANG PING, Chinese str., 1,223, U, Uddan. 26th Juno-Chinking 20th June, General -Chinese

KNIGHT COMPANION, British str. 4.715, John

Kendall, 14th JulyMaji 9th July, Coal Order. KUMBANO, Pritish str., 2,077. F. Wheeler, 15th Jnly Calentia 30th June, General--Indo- China B. N. Co. Loosex. German str., 1.020. G. Schultzen, 16th July-Bangkak and Swatow 9th July, Rice

with narrow blok velvet which tied beneath the chin, alightly drawing down the rim of wither side. The rest of the trimming was one enormзaa pale pink rose, and follage, imitated perfectly from nature.

THE NEW BHOT BELK.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Maj. W. H. Andraon PE, WA. Apcar G. Bingham MN. F. Blanch Mr W. Red Boyd

B. Cadwallader.

. W. Cain Mr.D. Clark "FK. Davidson Mr W.0 De WE J. W. ames Vrd H. Ryan

This, in pale colours, has been one of the suc. cesses of season that will never be forgotten for ita delightful month of May, in which we en in these silks are dovenack, robin's-egy blae and joyed August weather. The favourite mixtures

green, mauve and bine, sulphur and green, and in fact almost all pelo tones, many of the reoslling the

opal in their deftly mingled variety Many of these gowns were worn with long costs to Butterfold & ßwire..

matob, some of them sleeveless, the side LYRRMOON, German str.. 1,336, J. Pilerin being battoned together underneath the . H. O Feher

16th July Saigon 12th July, General— APETS. Others Lad the new shawl-shaped Vr J. Forrester Hambure-Amerika Linio.

in the silk, and others were

eoman Fuller MATHILDU. German str.. 831. Chr. Ulderarmersly reminiscent of the tailor-made,

Jacket, also

with r. V. Goulbourn 15th July-Paiphong and Woiko 14th its short skirt and short coal to watol. Bous

r D. W 4, Grstama July. Rich and General-Jabson & Co.

long skirts wore worn, and they very often Capt. TP Hall MENAPI, British str. 1.480. Uldal. 10th July got into trouble owing to the long prevalence. C. "amilton

-Siegenom 4th July. Sugar--Order. of the short skirt, which, leada men to forget Organic, British str. 1.234, Findley, 16th to be wary when walking behind a lady who

July-Suttla 7th June. Shanghai 13th

Line,

PISANINOK, German str. 1.267 D. Reimers,

15th July-Bangkok 9th July. General, Rice and Tenk-Butterfield & Swire. SABINE RICKMpRa, Dutch sly, 573, D. E. Roave. 12th July Tamsul 10th July- Asiatic Petrolenni On.

trails hor garment busi skirt would return

looks as long

to us. This is distinctly regrettable, for the short is much more convenient much more cleanly, and much more hygienic.

THE VELVET KEH.

Aarrivon

Holmes on & ME. A. Howatt My B. D. Hopking

Dr. Spencer Capt. R. Innes

& mobb Nr B, M. Tos+ph Mr & Mrs Lefeny

Th

Mr H G. Manwaring Mr V.E. L. 26 Marasy Dr. Q. Matritt

Misa K. 1. assay

Mr W. B. McNaughton

Dr DW, "iekla

Mr E. V. Mitchelmore

Me H, Morgan yan

Mr & Tra C. D.

Marray

Mr W, North

Mr J. K. Norton

Bir. V. d'ostlingo)

Mr.J C. Ogden,

Mr. & Mrs A. D. Fardel

Mr F. Polfer

Mr E. A. Pertt

Mr Ernest W. Poud

Mr A, T. Prichard"

Mr. E. 8. Ray

Mr. R. H. Bolomon

Dr. Wra.&. Spalding

Mr. J. Spittlea

Miss W. Square

Lt. & Mrs, Č K. Stainer

M. A. H. Thit

Mr T. 8. Turner Mr. E. J. Waternan

GRAND HOTEL

With such vigour has the velvet how returned SILDRA. Norwegian str., 2,027, Hren, 17th July | after two reasons' oblivion, that modistes are Karaten 11th July, Coal Podwall & Co. even applying it to washing gowns, such as

Mr A. B. Crow' TENTO MINU, Japanese str. 7,265. E. Rent, Tipen and busso... It gives a particular accent

Mr.L. N Evans 18th July-San Francier 21st June, to the toilette, charming in itself. but practica! M. S. Gilbert General Toyo Kisen Kaisha

folk will remember that either the gown most Mr B. James TILwowo, Dutch str., 2,000, I, R. v. Tamme be sent to the cleaner, or the velvet must be Air Kolly

Jalink. 16th July-Morgarar 8th July, taken off before it can be entrusted to ther. F. 1. Kevt. Sagar and General-Java China-Japan laundress. A holland-coloured Boon made in Mr and Mrs Chas, G. Liju.

King this way had black velvet collar and revers, and VESTFOLD, Norwegian str. 1.177, Bertelson, a band of the same round the sidbyes, which just Mr P. A. Mentondyk 8th Jal-Bangkok 1st July Hice-China trned the elbows. This gown was made In Mr B. J. Mooney

Mr Mufler Biam 8. N, Co,

one, and was of a simplicity that would hv

Me P. W. L. Naminga WINGBANG. British str., 1.517. J. H. Libman. pleased the Indies shut up in Noab's Ark, if one

14th July-Chefon 8th July Brags and may judge of their aftire by the little doll Mr H. Farkhill. General Jardine, Matheson & Co.

figures soll In the toy variety of that historia Zarino, Amerioen str,, 1.400. M, C.-Smith building,

17th July-Manila 14th July, General--- Shewan, Tomes & Co.

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MILLINERY AT ABOOT.

The reappearance of the turban is a delightful | Mr H. Adam feature of Ascot and the Horse Show. A lady Mr. B. Arndt

ade & great sensation on the opening day of Mr& Mis Aucoft

Mr. H. Ronnott the latter by wearing a remi-Eastern turban in

Mr. P. RevingrOD A mixture of peach blossom colour and esu-de-

Dr. & Mrs B.W. Brown ail, the folds caught just above the forehand by

Mr Mr F.M. Crawford moonstone surrounded by amethysts and

MEAM&D E. Donnelly diamonds. It was a charming face, and though

Mr C, L: Gorham most of the hair a

was congealed by the tarban

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. the effect was not unbecoming Hoth at Ascot

The Janenese str. Konken Mars left Moji on the 18th fast, for this rest, mil is due to arrive here on or about the 23rd instant.

WITH DOG AND GUN IN THE

NEW TERRITORY."

REING the Bexios of Articles recently contributed to the "HONGKONG DAILY PRIS" by "Sportsman," reproduced in book *LOTTA

PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

Hongkong, 29th October 1910

OF

Mr G Prass Mr J. W. Pringia

^ Th. Pychreaa VIBA. F. Baser Mr G. E. Richardt

Dr Boyage

Mr Rushwaldy Hug›

Mr Paul Samuel

Mr. F.44 Shaw

Mr R. Taylor

Mr RJ. Treadgold Me J. Wilson Mrs. H. Woods

KINOKİLERE PRIVATE HOTEL. ordz. F. Acton, R.N. Mr. J. F. Macgregor Mira F. Acton and Maid Mr. &2''ra, t„D, Vandel

Master Mandol Mies K. A. Unteny Mr EJ. MaNulty Mr. R. S. Morrison Sir Francis Piggott Mr. J. Roba taon Mrs G. Bache

Mrs M. E. Shearer Mr.A 1. Shields.

Mr B. Wobb Mr Whyte Mr Otto leaingar My & Ma 7.P. Lamment: Mr. ad Mrs. R. a. 3,

and children

Williams

Dr. Hobro Harvey

desi

Mis Lepreito Mr G. W. McEwen Mr&Mrs EoLean Mrs Merloes

and the Horse Show the small bat and the Mr. B. Hofmaz, aloen-fitting foque were noticeable. Large ur. H. Koch hats there were, on Tuesday, especially

and the public lawn,

few im the royal enclosure, but It is

ident that the reign of the immensa Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Logan Mr. J, W. Wilson) wheel is drawing

KINO EDWARD HOTEL salose, so far as smart Society is cancerned. Beautiful bair onde more Capt. Thos Arthur reasserts its charm, after having been hidden MM. P. Beattie

Fr Belitios the away for months under the immensity of headgear. And how very lovely English hair Miss Bavetia is! Nowhere on one's travels, except perhaps in the West and Senth of Ireland, where the Mr and Mrs H. B. colleens go about barehended with burnished | Mr K. Branck looks, gracefully arranged, does one see auch Wiss. M. Gains exquisite hair as is England. Not only in it | Kr H. George beautiful in itself. fine and soft, but also well Him 3. ray tended. Every individual hair has its own Miss 0 W. vargis particular share of brilliant gloas. What a pity MrT. Hood that it should ever be hidden away under a Mr. Humes menatrone hat, not even always becoming in Mr. John Lennox

Mr WiKitan itself.

Capt. Krebs

Min Brandt

Bridger

Dr. Muller. Mr A. P. Nobby Capt. and Mrs. W; c.

Paramore

Dr. Schmitt

Mr. EZEL Briti

Mr & Mrs Stewart and

Arghild

Mr B. Talati

Mr A. 'Tulati

Mr Bille

My E. Ochomuller.

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1 Pak Kap Ya-Gudgeon....

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Shi Yu-Maskerol consumitzea.

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Mong Yong Fish....

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KA Kung T-Parrot Fiah..

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Hi-Prawns

Pi Pa Sa-Ba***

* Bik Kau Kang-Rock Fish ..

Chan Yü-Roach

6a Y-Shark

A Ma Yan Yi-Salmon, Canton

Shang Yd-Balmon, Fresh Water,

Shrimps

Lap Y-Snapper - 628 Tits Ya-Sales

Wan Yi-Tenchma UZ Two Han Ya-Turbat.......

KY-Turtles, small, freak- water LISTAMANNA Pit Bit Yu White Bait

Fa28,

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#rüe Kan Man Ping Ko-Apples,

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A brides, Maoso •-****

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DATE OF SAILINOR. * About 3rd Angust, For Freight and Farther Particulars, apply to

TELEPHONE No. 171. OLOF WIJK & CO., CHINA AGENCIES, AKTIEBOLAG.

YORK BUILDINGS TOP FLOOR

SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE& Mon “YEDDO "

461

50

25

Sin Tei-Pears, Cooking Canton- Hung Tai-Persiminons large Pun Ti Fo Lo-Fine-opple... « 10 HOME orange (Canton) ...............

Ib. 6

BAX Papaw 1st quality

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15

Ye Ter-Coconut 10 *** P6 Tu Taz-Girspin... Ist ql, lb. —-—---

Pinoapple Cooking only. 2nd

ard

Tai Tain-Plantaina

Luk Yan Pamelo, Amoy in each Chim Le Luk Yau-Pumalo, siz, 15 San Hop T-Walnuts, Frash. Th, 18 Hop To-Walnuts, Green

Shanghai Lo Kwat

VHOSTABLES, 40,

T Shanghai Ya Chi Chak

Artichokes, Shanghai

Chuk Bax-Hamboo Shoot Ngh To-Beans, Sprout

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*** Ning --Mong-Lemons, Chinese 9

*Tau Kok

... Ib. 5

Long a

3

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Brondes

✯ Kam^ar Lingnon-Lemon,

American...

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# Lai Chi-Lichses, Fresh 1st quib

Bad in

UDED.

ka Lai Chi Kon-Lisbees, Small

Ning Mong-Lemone,—Saigon 28 Laidung Mong-Mango, M'ia each On Nam Mong-Mango, Safgon », 7 Shan Chuk Taz—Mangosteens,

Yong Sal Kw-Water Malon,

America

per lb. KISA KW)-- Water bielom China Hoang K-Mur Melon ANTERICH

Bsch

Passion Fruit, Ameriosa

A Fat Lam-Olives nouusan ||*. Ching-Oranges, Sweet EREN Chin Chau Chang- Orange

Bwatow

15.

25

Froncs, 8'bai

Min Tan Pin Tad O Moon Bin Tau-Beans, MAO (French)... Hung Tax Trai She Beetroot

,,12

★ Kan Lák-Horns Radiah, S'hai

Buk Mai-Sout Cor‹piecə- En Young Shang Ta'oi-Lettuss... lb. 1

Muah Melon.READ Shang Ted Ka-Mastrooms, trebi. HDPOR

*** Young Trang Tan-Onions,

Bombay ★ Shang Ts'ang-Onione, Green * Yat Pan Teang Tan-Onions,

Japanese

WEBWE Shanghai Ta'ang Tau-Onions,

Shangha

#Young Yoon Si-Paraloy, Rag #Foochow Shu Teal-Potities

Shanghai Shu Tasi-Potato

Shangbai

* Yat Fun Sha Tal-Potatoice,

Japanese...2013 #✪ Mun Shu Tai-Potatoos,

TW Fa Ko Sha Thai-Potatumi,

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2

Tring Ko-Brinjals Groen... Yoon Ke Bed Fak Tro-Besa

-

Kai Trol--Cabbage Chine #hai Kai Ta'el- Shanghai

Kam Shin---Carrots assabentara pa Bak Ye Twoi FilesCauldower...... exct

BT Tai Yo Ta'al -,, Large Sisa

Bol Fa-Canlitower, -

Mod. Sise Can Trol-Gelay, China

, Tung Bản Trop Celer Eng FuXww-Bitter Squách

·Kon Lab CriuChilies, Dried

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Tring Lat TaiChilled, Green» *

Tring Kwik Cucumbers "re

Hung F Triu-Chilles, Red

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Tim East

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Mandarin

KS Di Troi Lin-Curryktad,

English ustim p

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Ta Shang-Peanut ma

- 1 Bangkai 12-Fran American

8 LA-Fears Canton,

Mi Hung Lá-Flame Bustow..........

Shuen Tea-Garlia.....................

Lo Keanginger, old.

The Keng-Gingar, young me Tring Taŭ---Green Fema mareria

10

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Anterior (AESENCIA

* Fasa Ban-Potatoes, Brest...

Tung Ku Pumpkla

Chi hai naal Puraline

#ak Hung Lo Pak Trai-Eadish

Kon Taung Tau--Shalots.

Yin TV'oi-Spinsok.....

Fo Tan - Taron.***

Fan Ke Tomatoes.

Lo Fak-Spinach Chinese ...ur, à ·

Lieu NgauLily Bootyani ». Young Lo Pak-Turnips, Eng M-Teit Kwa-Vegetable kitarrow, EMS Tal-Water Chastunts,

Commene spray 15## Kwel Lam - Ya Tai- Water

Chestnuts, Mandgarin

A Sai Tuong Taol-Water Creases ¦

Tai Shu-Tam...

per bandle"

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The prices necessarily vary from day to day

and the Sanitary Board has no power to compel

stallholders to sell at the prios quoted.

•W. Bowes-ROWLANDS,

Secretary, Sanitary Board,