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WEATHER REPORT.

On the 15th at 12.00 noon-Pressure has decreased considerably over Luzon, and mo derately orer Form 8.

No returns from Japan.

The typhoon now shows a definite centre to the East of Luson, tray-Ming westward,

Moderate N. winds are indicated along the East coast of Chics, and the western portion of the China Sea, freshening considerably towards the Eastern partion.

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending as 10 am. to-day, 0.00 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon

to-day is as follows

DISTRICT

Rongkong & Neighbourhood

Formous Channel For

FORECAST,

}N, H. galon.

Bouth coast of Chips between));

Hongkong and Lamooks. j

Bame as No. 1

South coast of Chips between Sams as No, 1.

Hongkong and Haines J

• N.E. winds moderate, fair,

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

Vl'ostook

Nemuro

Hakodate ...

T ko Kacht

inguezhi" Kagoshima Oshima

Ishi'ima

REGISTER.

FTH SEPTAMIEB, A.M.

Bonin 1. ..... Chefoo....... Weibainel...

Hankow Kiukiang Shangha

DIN

Grotela Sharp Peak

Amoy

Buslow...... Taiboks Tajohn Tainan

Kosban Pescadoros Canten Hongkong

Vlot. Peak Gap Rock

Macao

Woobow

Hoikow

Takbol

Jhulien

Топгаде

4. St. James Aparri

Havila

Legaspi ..... Bacolod

Iloilo......... Ceba Lebanŭ

Hour.

Wind.

Barometer.

Temperature.

Humidity.

Dirsation.

Weather.

Fores

30457

30 00

71

(29,85 78) 58 2.85 75 86

5 a. 24.18 --

,, 29.66 -

29.051

81.63 29.71

6 a. 29.77 76

744

NK

129,76

9.29 96

6.

129 82

29.72 81

129.9.80

129.24 81

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong, Obseratory, S.ptember 15th, 1912 ! BAROKNTEN, reduced to 4 degrose Fanrenholt on the level of the son in inalios, tonths and hundredths.

3 THEPERATURE, in the shado, in dogroo

Fahrenheit.

Hoxtury, in percentage of saturation, the hamidity of air anturated with moisture being 100.

A Dimoto of WIND, to two points,

S Ponorur Wind, wavording to Meaufort Sosio.

STATE OF Wuafitas, Bize sky o dobuohed slead, d during rain, I se gloomy, h hail, lightning, orucova, p passing showers, 9 squally, `r main, a snow, & inaador, v vigility, w low (wet).

KALNnm, tenths and handredths.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, September 15th

Previous On Date:On Pet

Day

Barometer Temperature Humidity

st

at

at 2 pam. 6 a.m, 1 p.m.

29.77 29.72!

29.77

86

77

87

44

66 57

Wind Direction...!

NNE

North

Farosti......

1

1

Weather

b

0

0.00

Bain***

Highest open air Temperature on 14th...87 Lovost open air Temperature on 14th...75

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 16th to 22ad Feptember, 1912 HIGH WATABİL,

LOW WATER

'kong. Mean

*Time.

ift. in.

Mon 16 1 36

Tues 17

7

Wed. 18

3 12 4 4 0 39

#

'kong. Mean Time

b. 1.

Hoight.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16rF, 1912.

THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND

SILVER

* IN VAIN 19 THE NËT SPREAD IN SIGHT OF THE BIRD,"

We subjoin extracts taken from Messrs. Samuel, Montagu & Co.'s circular, datad August 22nd:-

The steamers to Bombay and Calcutta this week will take £750,000 in har silver, on account of the Indian Government. It is understood that this will be followed by-further shipments, the probable re- quirements for silver coinage in the im- inediate future having been anticipated

by purchases effected at the lower prices ruling some time ago.

A knowledge of those facts effectually disposes of any necessity for counting the Indian Government a factor in the market, and the situation which results is full of interest. For months past huge accumulations of silver have been offected with the object of unloading them upon the Indian Government at greatly on- hanced prices. The quotation "In vain is the net, spread in the sight of any bird" appears singularly apposite, for the Indian Government has shown its ability to buy as much silver as it may find necessary without any outsido as Bistance.

The problem as to what is to becoma of the stock acquired by the speculative group, now still awaits wolution. A sua picion had been created by the size of tho shipment to India the week before last that the Indian

ian Government had om barked on the purchase of silver-a sus- day picion which increased from day to

until at last the Indian speculative group conceived the ides of cornering ing delivery and thus placing the Indian Government in a quandary, both as to price and supplics.

Monday, abundance of cash and forward silver

On

INTIMATION

Automatic Pocket Pist-1 "Browning," shots in 2 seconds, and ammusition to it. MAUSER SELF-LOADING PISTOL, with HOLSTER BUTT STOCK.;

10 Shots in 2 seconds, and Ammunition to fit. Dosoriptive Illustrated Cataloguss from

473

SIEMSSEN & Co., (MACHINERY DEFT),

QUEEN'S BUILDING, PRAYA, HONGKONG.

The territory, for the present, is divid. PazuMPENH, British str., 1,056, J. H. ed into Ave localities, with the following Scott, 6th September-Saigon 2nd

North China, with

September, Rice and Gonoral-Wo general limits: centre at Shanghai; South Ching, with centre at Hongkong; the mainland south PRINZ SIGISMUND, German str., 3,302, T.

Fat Sing. of the China border, with centre at Binga- pine Islands. The limite may bo mare pore; the Japanese Islands; the Philip definitely determined or changed by the

Lenz, Cth September-Yokohama 30th August, General.-Malchers & Co. SOSHU MARU, Japanese str., 1,119, K. Sakawa, 13th Sept.-Swatow 12th Sopt. General. Osaka ghosen Kaisha.

NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES

"GLEN" LINE OF STEAMER),

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES:

ANTWERP, RULL, LONDON

AND SINGAPORE,

FROM

THE Steamship

THE

"GLENFARG," Captain W. L. Uartoob, having arrived from the ab Ports, Consigues of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company Limited, Kowloos, and stored al Consignees' risk and expense.

All broken, chated, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on Mopar, 16th inst, at 10 4.3.

All Claim must be presented within FIFTEEN DATE of the Steamer's arrival home, after which date they cannot be recognised,

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowas, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 16th inst. will be subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance has been offected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.. Agents.

Hongkong, 9th September, 1912.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

THE P

THỂ P. & O. S. F. Co.'s Steamner

"DEVANHA,"

1054

VISITORS AT HOTELS,

HONGKONG Hora

Mr & Mrs Arthur Mr 8 Komor

Adims

My A. T. Barberini'

Mr D. A. Beaumont

MEU, D. J. Bell

Mr G. Dr Brill

G. A. Bona

Mr

bir H. Krilok

Me A. Kruseman Par G F. Lahnert

Mr G. T. Lloyd

Mr J. B. Mar

Mr H. L. Marker

& Mrs. 8. R. Dr. O. Marri tt Brown

Mr O. Buschner Mr C. A Clark Mr A. A. Caxton Mr Sydney K. Coben Mr T. J. Čokely Miss

Crocker

Mr J. Coulthart Mr G. P. Carry Mr V. &'Oettingen Dr O. H MG

Daris

Mr R. H. Douglas Mr C. Defer Mr W. C.

Draw Mr B. J. W. Games Mr & Mrs H 0.

Ehrenfele

Mr H. G. Fisher Mr H. AS. Fowler

Mre Franch and child

Mr Donanz Fuller:

Mr & Mrs

George

Miss George

J.

F.

Mr J. G. Gregory

Mr A. G. Gordon Mr. J. Gourgey

·

Mr V. Goulbourn Mr & Mrs Joseph

Goald

Mr D, M. G. Gratama

Capt. T. P. Hall

De J. G. Haqna

02r

A. Hanson

being forthcoming, it becamo ovident that be formally admitted to representation RERIA, American str., 6,055, A. Zeudur being landed and placed AT THECR EIK in the Mr & Mrs &. Harris

whatever purchases the Indian Govern ment had made in past months, it had now ceased to be a buyer, and cash silver was quoted only 28 11/18d., at a pro- num of but 1/160. over forward do- livery. On the 20th inst. China came in as a seller, causing the price to fall to 20. for cash and 29hd. for two months delivery.

Silver was taken readily at these rates for the Indian bazaars. The demand continued next day for the sans quarter, where speculation seemed rather keen, probably on account of the issue of the Indian Currency Return showing a fall in the total of silver rupece of 118 Ints (the gold total has fallen 17 lacs); and prices advanced 3/16 for cash and for two months' delivery. To-day a reaction set in, and prices fell to 28 11/164, for spot and 28 9/16d. for for- ward delivery,

The stock in Bombay has increases from £1,000,000 to £1,710,000; the off-take is reduced from 65 to 45 bars a day. Shanghai reports a reduction in its stock of bars and sycee from £4,150,000 to £4,075,000; over £100,000 of silver and syceo will arrive this wook from China,

THE VICE CHANCELLORSHIP OF SHEFFIELD UNIVERSITY.

The rumour is revived that Sir Robert Morant, chairman of the Insurance Com arission (England) may succeed Sir Charles Norton Eliot as Vice-Chancellor of Sheffield University, Bir Charice having resigned on his acceptance of the principalship of Hongkong University. jt

may be recalled, says a London contem porary, that when still fresh from the eventually came to be tutor to the Royal University he went out to Siam, and family. In this position he revealed un- expected strength of character in a man of his yeara. In order that he might make Prince, who was placed in his charge, his influence effective upon the young he prevailed upon the King to send him to five with him instead of be, the tutor, residing in the Royal Palace; and ho ruled him with a firmu, but kindly, hand, even returning presents forwarded by the Queen to her son when he considered them unsuitable. The most cordial ro- lations between the King and the tutor soon sprang up, and Mr. Morant, as he wns then, became charged with the difficult task of organising the educa tional system of the State. He eventual- ly exercised oven a wider influence over the administration of the country, and came to be known as the uncrowned King." His position naturally aroused considerable jealousy, and at last, but not before he had left a deep impress on the history of Siam, he decided to ralin- quish his position and to return to England.

FAR EASTERN OLYMPIC GAMER.

INTERESTING SUGGESTION TO LOCAJ

ATHLETES.

Captain William Tutherly, of Manila, while in Shanghai the other week, made a suggestion which should meet with a warm welcome among the many athletic organisations of this city, says the China

TRIA His idea put briefly is that all the athletic clubs of Shanghai and the. Yangisze valley should be federated, that those of Hongkong and vicinity should form a similar organisation and that these of Northern China should do likewise. He thinks also that the or

ganisations of the Singapore district will be willing to term such an organisation ft. in.

and that Japan. too would come in,

6 0m 6 36 2 2 5 56 a 3 7

6 5 7 448 S

Þ Þ

2 4 m 9 21

Bor low wat r 11 1 2 5

No infer high

Thus 19ko 1.2 6 3

3 4 6. 3

Nointer, Ligh-

No infer high

Fn. 2

Satur. 2

Ban.

22

4 49 6 3

મેં

19 244 9:

U

or low water

6 a 2 3 nor bow-i water

0 55

0

6 16 5

11 54 a 4

1 32

1 8

8 as 5

Captain Tutherly had with him tenta tive Articles of Agreement which of conrge are subject to change, and include the following:

of

The following representatives anteur athletes in territory adjacent to the Asiatic shores of the Pacific, hereby associate themselves under the name of the Far Eastern Olympic Association.

The primary object of the association is to conduct amateur athletic champion- ship cootests within this territory.

The ultimate purpeso-broadly stated - to stimulate the local athletic spirit, develop individual and community athletes, and improve the athletic avor- NOTICE TO KOWLOON RESIDENTS age within this territory; and in athletic competitions, gradually to introduce and establish the standards recognized by the amateur athletic world at large. To ¡XTRA COPIEB of Daily Preas are on this end the association will assist in

Sale daily at the following terms,

promoting all wholene athletic activi ties doveloning athletic organizations, KOWLOON BOOK STALL, Berry Wharf and co-ordinating athletic interests with- Most HUNG CHEONG, Haiphong Road deam proper.

in this territory, in such ways as it may

|

association. The Asiatic-Pacific terri- tory not included in this agreement may

as horeafter determined. The terni locality is used throughout this agree ment in the sense indicated in this para- graph,

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. Following is a list of unclaimed telegrama lying in the Great Northern Telegraph Corn- pany's office at Hongkong*** ADDRESS, Belilios

Chanskehee Keofaltohen... Cohen Grand Hotel Landenberger German Consulate Studebaker

Yeanoi, Queen's Road West Yutloong, Des Voeux Rd. West 1795 6534 6670 5940 2490 0265 3293 2450 3494 (98 7709 7338 0005 0577

0063 5714-3141 6265

***

The following is a list of unclaimed telegrams lying in the Eastern Extension, Australasia and China Telegraph Company's office at Hong kong :-.

Hic

ADDRESS

Chinbong Care Teeschg Chunles

FROM Hamburg

Singapore

Bangkok ...Manila

...Semarang

Chunlethong Kwongseong...Ipol Dick Whitaker Hiapbo Haeris, Hongkong Whampo

Docks Hongkee

c/o Hongkong Totel

Kingsclere Tangoben geha ojo Engfatquan

Sydney ...Foochow

Cavite, P.I. .. San Francisco

Opium Hongshengann Yuetloengohan 2 telegrams)...Shanghai

Kuala Lumpur 1795 65 4 6670 0001 0063 0005 1684 5019 7127 5333 2525 4135 5899 1.02 0005

.. Foochow ...Foochow

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS.

ANGHIN, British str., 1,001, Chr. Kumpel, 13th Sept-Tegal ist Sept., Sugar Butterfield & Swire. BULLMOUTH, British str., 8,607, J. Hill; 9th Sept.Hankow 5th Sept., Ballast, --Asiatic Petroleum Co. CANADA MABU, Japanese str.. 3,769, K.

Hori, 8th Sept.-Shanghai 5th Sept., Flour and General.-Order. Cara, Italian str., 2,650, A. Do A.

Amezaga, 12th Sept.-Singapore th September, General-Carlowitz & Co. CHENAN, British str., 1,350, W. L. Jou,

2nd Sopt. Shanghai 29th August, General. Butterfield & Swire. CHINA, American str., 3,196, B. Allman, Sept.--San Francisee 17th August, Mails and General.-Pacific Mail 8.8. Co.

13th

ELCANO, American str., 657, Altonege, 9th Sept-Manila 6th Sept., General, Jorge & Co.

HAIMUN, British str., 051, Evans, 10th

6th Sept-San Francisco 10th August Mails and General-Pacific Mail S.S. Co.

STISAND, British str., 1,228, U. 8. Pagal, 11th Sept.-ongay tb Sept., Coal. ---Jardine, Matheson & Co. TriNANOEX, Dutch str., 5,520, N. V. W. - Jarriaanse, 13th Sept.-Macassar 6th Sopt., General. — Java-China-Japan Lijn.

Arrived Hongkong on 11th Sept., 1912. FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND STRATTS. Consignees of Cargo by the above-named rossel are hereby informed that their goods are

and Kowloon Wharf and Godows Mr A Company's lodowns at Kowloon, where each Mr W. T. Harbord Hongkong Consignment will be sorted out Mark by Mark Me & Mrs J. Holloway and delivery can be obtained as the Good Dr 3. Hough are landed,

This vessel brings on Carga-

Capt R. Innss

Jackson

From Londos, &c., or *.". "Sunda,"

Macedonia

From Persian Gulf, ox sa. B. L. 6. N. and B. & P. 8. N. Co.'s Steamers. Optional Goods will to landed here unlag

VESTPELD, Norwegian str., 1,172, Bertel-instructions are given to the contrary within

sen, 8th Sopt.-Swatow 7th Sept., Nil-Order.

6 hours.

Goods not cleared within 8 days including YAROSLAV, Russian str., 4,494, L. Alexceff, date of arrival will be subject to ront.

No Fire Insuranco will bo effected by me 3rd September-Odessa and Singalu any case whatever. pore 7th September, General.-R.V.F. Wieler.

Damaged packages must be left in the Go downs for examination by the Consignees and the Company's Surveyor, Mosere, GOUDAED SHANGHAI SHARE QUOTATIONS, and DonGLAS, at 10 a.M. on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. 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.

On én SzizaMBED, 1912.

13. Kisser & 20,% Last.)

PAID UF QUOTATION

COMPANY.

Hacks.

Hongkong & S'hai....,

Insurance:

Union Society Citi | North-China Yangteza Assoc. Canton Hongkong Firesno va China Fire...........

Shipping:-

prof. Indo-China (20)

def. Shell Trans, ord

$125 $810, buyers

$100 $900, sales

£6 Tla, 130, bayors $60 $185, sellers $60 $2371, eales $50 $355, sales $20 $182

210 Tle. 51, sales

1107- buyers

& Trading pref. 410 9ha. Tuy prof.or To

Lighter... ord.

Kochien Transport-

ation & Tow-Boat

Dooks & Wharvaa:--

S'hai Dook & Eng... H. & W. Dock

S.& F'kow Wharf... H. Eloon W.&.G.... Tangtara

Mining:-

Chinese Eng. & Min.! Philppine Fxpl'tion

Lands:

S'hai Investment... H'kong Investment Humphreys Estate Welbeiweipan China ...view Anglo-French...

Plantatiozia.

Alma Ertates, Ld... Ayer Tawab Rubber "P'ation Co., Ld... Chempedak Dominion Rubbers, Kalumpang Eubber K. Java P'ation, Ld. Senawang Bber .... Shanghai-Sumatra

Tobacco T.E.AT.Estate Co.

Sapt--Swator 9th Sept., General.-. Douglas, Lapraik & Co. HALiors, Dutch str., 1,070, Bakker, 7th Cottons, etc:--

Sapt. Balik Pappan 31st August, General.-Asiatio Petroleum & Co. HANGCHOW, British str., 900, Morse, 6th September-Shanghai 5th September, General.-Butterfeld & Swire. HELENE, German str., 771, 4. Jessan, 7th

Sept.-Swatow 6th Sept., General- Jebsen & Co.

INVERCLYDE, British str., 3,214, D. Mant-

field, 7th Sept.-Koolung ath Sept., General-Shewan, Tomes & Co. ISURA, MARU, Japanese atr., K. Yasui, 11th Sept Miike, Coal-Order. JELUNGA, British str., 5,206, MacFadyen, 11th Sept.-Moji 9th Sept., Coal and General-David Bassoon & Co. KargoNG, British str., 1,025, J. Y. Sid-

ford, 13th Sept.-Manils 10th Sept General Butterfield & Swire. EATRE, German str., 1,209, 0. Schlaikier, 12th Sept.--Quaymas 6th August, Nil-Chinese. KRONGWAI, German abr., 1,115, Jas. Kohler, 9th Sept.-Swatow sth Sept., Rice. Butterfield & Swire.. KWANOTAR, Chinese str., 1,638, Stewart, 10th Sept. Shanghai 7th Sept., Gen. eral-Chinese,

LYEEMDON, German str., 2,000, F. Hell

hoff, 10th Sept.-Saigon 6th Sept., General-Order.

EWO... Internationale Laon Kung Mow... Boy Chees Shanghai Cotton..

Industrial:--

A. Butler Cement.

Tile Works Anglo-Ger Bowery China Flour MIL... China Im, & Ex

Tumber

C. Sugar Rofiring.... Green Is. Cement.... Maatschappij, &o,

in Langkst. Major Brothers...... Shanghal Electric &

Asbestos + Shanghai Gas ..... Shanghai Zee..gaana S'hai Pulp & Paper Shal Waterworks...

Stores

Hall & Heitt... J. Llewellyn A. 8. Water & Co. Central Ordinary. Central Founders... -8. Moatrie & Co.... Weeks & Co..... Lane, Crawford &Co. Dunning & Co.........

ONSANG, British str., 1,727, A. G. Smith,

5th September-Chingwantag August, Coal-Jardine, Matheson & Hotels:- Co.

Sator House Hotel

BILOO Tle. 10, sellora or TB

Tia, so, selfore T50 Tla. 20, sales

T100 Tis. 48, eales

$50 Tla. 48, ellers T100 Tis. 88, buyers $50 $631, buyers T100 Tle, 110, sellers

21 Tin, 14, salce $5 The 3, sales

T50 TIs. 90, sales $100 $102, buyors T10 74, buyers T20 Tls. 4 T50 Tla.50 T100 Tls. SGI, sales

21 Tle. 7, buyers

T10 Thu, 12, buyers 41 Ts. 10, sellors To Tls, 30, sales 21 Tis. 12, sellers

T1 Tla. 8, zał ora T5 Ts. 23, sellers

T20 T. 105, asies 41 Tix, 123, males

T50 TIE, 105, sales 176 Tis 60, buyers TIOU TIs. 784, buyers TGO Tla. 34, salos T60 Ts. 76, sales

T50 Tle, 28 $100 | 880 T60 Tis. 71, burgera

Tico Tls, 85, bayers

$100 $114, buyera

110 104

Ge.10 Tln. 62, sales

T60 Tl. 20, zellera

$25 $21 T50 Me. 85, buyors T25 Tis. 10, a3les T100 Tla. 14, salos

220 Tis. 315, buyers

$20 $17, buyers $60 $55 $10.] $51, sales $1591, bayora $15 $50,-+1lorm $50 $12, sale $20 $211, unles $100 $100, salez

$60 $20

$258, aller

H. W. D. SHALLARD,

Acting Superintendent, Hongkong, 12th September, 1912.

FRON

TH

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

8.S. CHINA,"

11

SAN FRANCISCO VIL JAPAN PORTS AND SHANGHAI.

Harrison

Mr G. Japy M. Gas El Jober Mr J. W. Jones. Dr Klose

Mrs B. T. Matheson.

and

child

Mr W. B.

Marshall Mrs Nail

Mintyns

Dr. C. W

C. W. MoKenny. Me B. K. Mebts

Mr J. Marioki

Mr J. Morris

Mr W. Muir

Mr & Mrs J. D. F

Müller

Capt & M

Mrs F. D. Northcombe Mr H

Mr W.

Piesbergen

Jur.

Dr L. F. Handall

Mr E. H. Ray Mr & Mrs Holta

Mr W. Sobowlka

Mr Jas, Bootson.

J. d. Bibley

Mr E. E. Smith

Soloman

Mr H. H. Lt & m

MT C. E Stainer, R.N.

Mr S J. Steibel Mr A. H. Talit Mr J. C. Taylor Mr & Mm 0. H. M.

Thring

Mr G. Vormsij Mr E. Vollbrecht bfles S. A. Voorbees

Mr J. Hunter Watts Mr H. Watkins Mr & Mrs B. 1. Mr D. M.

M. Whamond Weite Mr/

Whitmarsh

D. Mr & Mrs

Wilkie

Als

Me G. G. Wood Mr J. Wright Mr&Mr J. F. Wright Mr. J. A. Young

KING EDWARD HOTNI.

Mr B. Aron Dr Folitics Mr R. A, Begly

Lieut. Crosses Mr JA. Dobble Mre Debbie

Mr W. Donaldson.

|

Mr

Br Bwing

Mrs Finchoti.

Mr A. G. Gordon Mr Geo, Grimble

Mr E. Haust. Mr F. L. Hyde MrB W. Kay

Mr B M. Lasala

Mr & Mrs C. Laurition Mr & Mrs Lomaire

Elon

Mr C. N. Manhoft

Miss Massey

Mr. & Mrs J. H. N.........

Modr

Mr M, F. Murray

Capt & Mrs Parmora

Me H. Poarma”

Mrs L. Ramsay M-& Mra Schouk

Dr Sibree

Mr H. 8. Spurge Capt & Mrs Alas H. Stewart and child-

Mr P. Stayfbergen. Mr H. H Taylor Mr Loo Lies York

GRAND HOTEL,

HE above-mentioned Vessel having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified to send in their Bille-of-Lading for counter Mr Batso sigunture and take immediate delivery of Cargo Mr C. Bund from alongside. Cargo impediar discharge will 3r R. Chester be landed at Consignees risk and expense. Mr W. M. Conway Cargo remaining on board after MONDAY, Mr F.

Cryna 16th inst., at Noon, will be lauded at Consignees Mr risk and expense.

Cargo romaining undelivored FarDay, 20th Sept, 1912, at NOON, will he subject to landing and storage charges.

No Claims will be entertained for autage or damage unless packages have been examined prior to delivery and list of exceptions farnished Consigneee.

No Fire Insurance whatever will be eff3stai. All chafed and otherwise damaged Cargo will be exsmiaeil at the above Company's Godown THURSDAY, 19th Seph, at 10 AM.

All Claims must ie filed on or before 13th | Sept., otherwise they will not be recognized.

FRED J. HALTON,

Agent.

Hongkong, 13th September. 1912

{32

SOCIETA NAZIONALE DI SERVIŻI

MARITTIMI,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From BOMBAY,

THE Steamship

"CAPEL"

having arrived from the obese port, Consignees

Mr Farmer Miss Frampton Mr Gabriol

Mr and Mrs Graham Mr Peyton Griffin Mrs Hast Me 1. Jensen

Mr C. A. Jones Mr F. O. Kurgio Me N. Kis

Mr & Mrs Kill Mr Chas King

MF Lorin My-MoGrath Mr P. MaJones Afr C. Meakel

Mr A. P. Mysl Mr Oiffer

Richanond

ar Ridoor Mr F. A Byrne Mr H. Strohkork Miss M.

Tempest

Mr D. foltan Mr A. Tasker Mr & Mrs Valokmoun Mr J. B. Walcha

Mr J. M. West

Mr & Mrr Mont

Wiks

KING CLEAR PRIVATE HOTEL.

Mr E. Arndt

Mr & Mrs J. H. Back

housa

Mr H. Benuett

Mr K. S. Morrison

Dr & Mrs Patton Mr & Mrs J. Köbert-

Dr & Mrs B. W. Brown Mrs Gaballer

Mr A. E. Carletou

Comdr. H. P. E. T. Williams, RN. Mr M. B. Cürrie Mr Hestor Fuller

Mr Gilliogham.

P. R.N

B-Hant,

of Cargo by ter are hereby informed that their Cap Goods are belug landed at their risk into the Mr & Mrs W. Logno hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of

Dr. L. Martyn Lobb

Company

be

the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Mr N MacGregor

Ltd, Kowloon, whenes delivery may obtained. Perishable Goods to be taken. delivery of immediately.

All Claims must be sent to the Office of the undersigned before Noos on the 23rd just or they will

not be recognised.

All Claims must be presented within ten de of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised.

No

Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowa, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 20th inst.. will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged goods mast be left in the godowns, where they will be examined on the 20th instant, at 9.30 a. M.

No Fire Insuranos has been effected.

CARLOWITZ & Co,

A gente. Hongkong, 13th September, 1912 [4

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