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It is really remarkable that

no one seems to have been struck by the fact that, in spite of the regular daily cleansing with tooth. soaps, and pastes, the teeth, and particularly, the back teeth, frequently become decayed and hollow. Is not that a convincing proof that tooth. soaps and tooth-pastes are entirely inadequate for the purpose? Our teeth are not so obliging as to decay only in places where

we cat cou-

veniently reach them with the

toothbrush.

On the contrary,

is just in those localities which are

difheult of access, such as the backs of the molar teeth, the interstices between the teeth, hollows and cracks, that the decay and destruction of the teeth appear most frequently, and are most likely to occur. În consequence, if anyone wishes to preserve his teeth intact that is to say, to keep them healthy, this can be effected in one way only by daily cleansing and riosing the month and teeth with the antiseptic dentifrice Odol,

During

the process of rinsing, this preparation pestrates everywhere, reaching slike the hollows in the teeth. the interstices between them, and the backs of the molars. Odol destroys the microbes and arrests all bacterial and fermenta- tion processes which attack the teeth.

WEATHER REPORT.

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SCIENTIFIC

MISCELLANY.

ISLAND AGRICULTURE,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1428, 1918.

The peculiar agricultural limitations of Japan were brought out in a recent paper Miss E. C. Semple to the Royal by

With Geographical Society of London. an equable island climate and food from both land and sea, the conditions fav oured the development of early civiliza tion, but the lack of new area to cultivate for the growing population soon brought the stage of intensive agriculture. Pro duction within the island area has been Forests and barten land handicapped. make cultivation rare above 2,300 feet, and the arable land of Japan proper is only 14.37 per cent. of the total area. which is a lower percentage than is known elsewhere except in Finland, Sweden and Norway-sparsely populated countries. The staple crop, rice, is confined to the The vicinity of rivers and streams. available soil is not of fertile kind, and low efficiency is promoted by the practical absence of stock raising. A few attempts to reclaim barren and ill-watered wastes are being made by wealthier farmers o companies,

DARK NEUCLAE.

Absolutely dark spaces among the stars have puzzled astronomers since the time of Herrchel. To Milky Way photographs. Dr. Kepil has noticed an almost complett absence of faint stars immediately around certain rebulan, with an abundance of sach stars within the nebulte and far out- side. A late suggestion by Rev. T. E. Espin is that the margins of such nebulae may be too diffuse to become illuminated and yet dense enough to absorb light. If such an assumption is made, he finds that it explains not only the blank sur rounding spaces but the dark holes and Janes within the bright nebulae.

TUBERCULOS18 INOCULATION;

The specific for all kinds of tuberculosis announced by Dr. F. F. Friedmann to the Berlin Medical Society is said to be injections of living non-virulent bacilli, It is claimed that 250 consumptives and several hundred other patients have been treated, with practically 100 per cent, of

On the 13th at 1040 -The anticures cyclone has advanced eastward. It is now central over the Yellow Sas.

KUKOTRIC FARMING APPARATUS.

Preston has increased considerably overretrification of au 80 acre farm near central Japan and a ghtly along the B. evast of China over the Philippines and Annam.

Light or variable winds are indicated to 'e north of Foochow and moderate over the N China San

Hongkong rainfall for 24 homma onding z kam. today. 0.00 ivetes.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at nou -to-day is as follows:

DISTRICT

• Hụngkong & Neighbourhood

FORECAST.

Formosa Channel

630

FN.E. winds 1 strong. South coast of China between fThe same

Hongkong and Lainooke,

JA

No. 1.

Banth coast of China between) The Hongkong and Hainan....

No. 1.

J. wiede, tooderate; fair.

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British str. Glenogle reports: Fine weather experienced all the passage.

The British str. Chich reports Moderate N.E. wind and sea and fine

ather throughout.

LATEST STEÅMER MOVEMENTS.

The P. & C. str. Somali is expected to arrive at Penang on the 16th January,

at. a..

The C.P.R. str. Emprras of Japan arrived at Kobe on the 12th January, at 1.30 p.io, and left again at 5.30 p.: same day for Shanghai, where she is due to arrive on the 16th January, at 2 pm The T.K.K. Str. Nippan Marn left Hongkong for San Francisco via usual ports on the 11th January, at noon,

The T.K.K. str. Trago Mura arrived here from San Francisco via usual ports the 10th January, and leaves again on the 17th January, ut mon

The T.K.K. str. Shinga Mari left the 10th Honolula for Yokohams on January, where she is due on the 21st January

More than 4

INTIMATION

TO-DAY

The Remington Typewriter Factory is working All day and all night, and is Six Thousand Machines bebind la its order.

The extensive enlargements to this factory, recently completed, Enys already preyed inadequate to supply the rapidly increasing demand for the Visible Remington Models, and contracte have just been lot for another and even raster addition to the works.

For 10 months of 1911 our business has been larger than for the whole 12 months of any year since the beginning.

MILLION THREE-QUARTERS OF A Remington Typewriters are in use-more than say they make, and more than many others combined.

To-day, as always, the bulk of the Tspewriting of the World done on

REMINGTONS.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.

*'!{【NCORPORATED),

SIEMSSEN & Co., (MACHINERY DEPT.),

HONGKONG AND CANTON, General Agents for Bouth Chine, Formos, etc. N.B.-Please write, and return of post will bring you free of charge an illustrated booklet Touch Method Typewrite- Instructor,” invaluable to all using a Typewriting Machine. [43-2

PLANT CANCER.

The crown gall is a cancer of various Investigations reported by the ants. S. Bureau of Plant Industry show that it is infectious, due to an organism called Bacterium tumefaciens, and closely ro sembles the cancer of man and animals.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr & Mrs Adair Mrs de Aldegaer Mrs Rusceli- Almond

Mr A. Ambrose

Mr G. Aurely

Mr & Mr. F. S. Ball Mr J. G. N. Bardwell Mr & Mrs G. W.

Batlett

Capt E. L. Jones Mr A. N. E. ¬¬dak

Mr H. J. Keily.

Mr S. Komor Mr A. Krieg

Mr F. E Lond

Mr W. E. Titlo Me G. T. Lloyd Mr C. E. D. Marrioff Mrs R. T. Matheso.

and child

Capt H. R. Marstead MMra Ma Crna

Mr Barkbunsen MA. T. Barberini negative. S. Barty

Mr. RBL Mr E Beaumont Mr G. Acker Mr W. H. Becker Mr.J. Beznia

The special apparatus used in the recent

Very Prague consisted of a mercury interrup ter, a transformer, and reetikers. high frequency was given by the inter- rupler, the transformer raised the voltage rectifiers to about 100,000, and the separated the waves, passing the positive

the the network, half to pole being connected to the ground. The continuous positive charge ia nccessary, because the alternating current has no chemical effect on the soil. The net of iron wires, 13 feet above the gronad, was held on wooden pales with porcelain in- sulators, the main wires being about 100 yards apart, and the fine cross-wires-a fiftieth of an inch in diameter about 10 The current, applied severni yards. hours a day, was only about 2 amperes at 120 volts. This was cut off during rain, on account of the excessive amount energy made necessary by the breaking down of insulation, and during intenso hept, when electric stimulation was harm- Though the last season ful to plants, was very dry, the crops were large, in some cases double those on similarly cul- tivated but non-electrified neighbouring Incul.

HALK FLANTINO,

A cariens method of implanting hair on a bald head has been patented by a cleansed and anaesthetized with novo- Hungarian physician. The scalp is first caine, and then receives several hundred hair plantings each hair being doubly folder and pushed under the skin in the gold-wire hook. Fine edles eyelet of are used to push the hooks into place. The needle is pulled out, and the hair is left fastened under the skin by the gold wire. For inserting 10,000 to 20,000 hairs, 25 to 40 sittings are necessary. is said to be not much affected, and re- covers in a day or two.

IMPROVED LINEN.

The seal

The new tax-preparing method of Cleveline, a Russian engineer, consists in treatment with alcohol, then with mineral oil and steam.

more

Mr & Mis C. D. J.

Beihi

Mr G A Bona Capt C. It. Beyon Mr W. D. Biri Me 8. CaBinns Mr W. Blackledge Mr&Mrs. N. F.

Blanch

Mr P. J. offer Mr F. M. Brooks Mr E Bull Mrs S. E. Burling Mr W. P. Roth Mr O. G. Lezers

Mr Haspley Brereton Mr O. Duschner Mr Andrew Campbell, Mr A. J. Cambridge

Chilkley

Mrs H. F. rain and maid Mr Claxton

Mr

Mr N. C. MacGroar Mr D. G. MacLanas Dr. O. Marri. tt

& Mr

Mrz Noi MacIntyne Mr J. M. Macede Mr A. Mat

Mr. D. C. MeCon-

aughy

Dr G. W, MoKean Mr & Mrs D. MeNeill Mr I. K. Mett Mr & Mra Melli

Smith

Mr I. Mofcher Mr J. Morocki

Mr P. H. Milliard Mr

B

M

Mitchelmore une

*

t child Rear Admiral & Mrs

U. B. T. Moore, Mr J. Morris

Mülder H & M J. D

Capt & Mrs F. D. Mr A. H. anth MHS ChaNorthcombe MrT. J. Cokely Miss M. M. Norton

Ouden Mr W Mr JCourell

F. Cowen

loveh MYA Cowie MFI W. Cernsten

as Urgeker Mr. 2. Curry Mr VrOsttingen HA. F. Done Mr A. G. Diso Mrs L B. Dad" Mr & Mrs F. C. Mac- Donald, child and

Mr

nor e It is more expeditious

Mr RH. Douglas then the ordinary retting, and is claimed to lessen waste and to use short as well. Mr W. C. Dea as long fibres, Though invented ten years Mr J. E. Edwards

Ehrenfel ago, the process is just being tested con- Mr & Mrs II. C. mercially, a large factory having been lately built near Moscow for making a Mr J, H. Evaus fabric of the new linen mixed with cotton. Mrs C. Finlayson

Dr. Fisoher KILLING WITH GENTLENES,

My IL G. Fisher Electrocution has been found

Mis E. Forsyth T.K.K. tr. Chiyo Maur left humane and ecunomical than gas-chan- Honolulu for San Francisco on the 10th bers as a means of removing worthless Mr E. A. Fowler January, where she is due in the 18th animals. The apparatus of the Animal Mr4). Freir

Rescue League of Boston, Mass., is con- Miss Maud Freor January.

tained in a room 18 by 8 fect in size, Are French and child and includes one electric cage for dog Mr Desa Fuller destroy 100 dogs or 200 cats in an hour. Mr C. E. Garner and three for cats-by which one man ran Mr W. H. Gallalus The cages were designed by Huntington Mr & Mrs J. F.

**Geargo" As

Georget Mias dog cage described by W. F. Morse, the Buth, after four years of study. occupies a floor space of 2) by feet. 15 Mr A. G. Gardon

and has a glass top Mr J. Gourgy raised on 18 inch

feet from the floor, with a mirror over

Mr. V. Goulbourn the top inclined, at 45deg, to give a

The T.K.K. str. Hongkong Mora left Manzanillo for Salina Cruz on the 13th Jantiary, and is dae there on the 16th

January.

The T.KK. str. Buyo Maru hav Callao for Salinu Cruz on the 14th January, and is due to arrive in Hon kong on the 20th March,

The T.K.K. str. Kigo Maru leit Moji on the 12th January, and is due to arrive bere in the 18th January.

*..

PASSED THE CANAL.

view

or

***Gould****

Mr R. H. Parker Mr. Jieker

Mr L. E. Pickham Ke D. D. Porter air & Mrs W. E. Prat! Mr A. D. Prince Mr. Quin

Are A. J. Halston Mr E. H. Roy Miss E. Bear Mr & Mrs H.

Richardson.

GRAND HOTEL

Mr Mrs Agnes Mr H. 8. Bailey Mr E. Bauckham

Capt R-bea

Mr F. Calvort

Mrs Georgs Cuthbert

Mr J. DanmaÐA

My FloD

Mr W. Fischer

M-A. Galt

Mr P. Gracb

Mr J. Grant.

W. P. Gregory

Mr J. Grace

Mr Perton Griffin

Mr & Mrs Hamilton Mr Hansen

PEAK

Dr & Mrs Aubrey Lieut Archer

Mr & Mrs W. Am.

strong

Mr L. M. Bayley Mr & Mrs Heyer Capt & Mes Borobier

Food girl....

Mrs Bowdler Major Bowen Attorney-General Mrs Buckuill Maj. & Mrs Comyn Miss M. Camming Lt. & Mrs T.

Conningma

Mr M. Darch Major. Davy Mr Dennys

C.

Consal & Mrs Eitzen Mr & Mrs G. C

Gardier

Mr & Mr G. Gordon Capt&rs Greenfield Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale Lt. Col. & Mrs Gordon

Hall

Mr. E. Hall? 3. Mr P. A. Hazeland Mr & Mau Henderson Mr W. B. Hind Capt & Mrs Hodging Mr & Mrs W. G.

Humphreys Mr & Mrs W. M.

Humphrey

Dr Hillibrecht Mr S. Hyde

Rer. Kleinfeldt and

family

Με Σοντία

Mr & Mrs Mudie

Mr A. T. Mysli

Mr J. Roberta

Mr L. Schmitto

Mr. H. J. Sharp

Miss D. Swift

Mr E. Thompson

Mr P. Walator

Mr G. A. Watkins Mr & Mrs White Me Woodcock

HOTEL

Mr&Mrs P. Jacks Major Humphrey MY H: U. Jeffries Mrd Mrs Lee Jones Mr A. Keith Mr & Mrs Kohler Lt.Col. & Mrs A. I.

Lean and ohild Mr Mason

Capt & Mrs MeMunn

childron nurse Mrs J. D. Milne Rev. Foster Fegg

Mr & Mre Petrie Mr J. T. Plummer Lt-Cal. Radcliffe, RE.

Mr Relton

Mr Roberts

Mr Rogers

Eng. Condr & Mrs Roome, R.N.

Dr & Mrs Rutherford,

R.N.

Mr A. Sinolafr! Mr Findley Smith Lt-Col. Smith

Mr & Mrs Sofieti Mr & Mrs J. Bather-

Jand

Mr & Mrs Thornton Mr & Mrs W..M

Watson

Maj. & Mr. Wenborn Capt Whitefield Mr David Wood

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

Mr T. Aoki Mr & Mrs Baldwin Mr&Mrs Brind an

children

Mrs Birss and child Mr & Mrs Crawlord Mr W. Donaldson Mr Frans

Mr Evans and ebild Mr B. E. Garrard

T. Mr Geo. Grimble Mr & Mr J. Hansen

Mrs R. W. Richards

Lady II, de Sovemarer Mr & Mrs H, P. Roe

Sir H de Sanamarez Mr & Mr. S. Schiel Mina Anz Sobiel Mr W. Felmolke Mr F. A. Boran'on Mr J. Sellar

Mr J. C. Sibley Mrs G. V. Sie ford and

Built

Mrs J. Simington Misa Mary Sidington Miss dith Siuiuion Mr J. A. Simington Mes 8, T.Swith

Mr E E. Smith: Mr & Mrs Jamer ****Spittles

Mr & Mrs N, R,

Stewart and inft.

Mr H, H, Suloms Mies Squire

MrP. D. Sutherland Mr G. Vermeij Mr&Mrs E Voihrer Mr & Mrs C. C.

Wadsworth

of the iuterior. An electrically insulated Mr & Mrs Joseph The 1.G.M. str. Alert, which left here inner cage is large enough to receive the

the 5th January, at 10 am.. arrived largest St. Bernard or mastiff on the Mr D. M. G. Gratis at Singapore on the 12th January, bottom of the inner cage is a metal pan, Miss Ethel Gr7800

and metal bars on one side support strong Mr W. M. Gray an Mr E. J. Grimsha spiral springs, with snap-locks at their lower-ends While the door is open no Capt. T. P. Hall current can pass. The dog, provided Dr J. G. Hannis with a metal collar with suitable electrode MrW. T. Harborl

Mr A. Harrison points, is fastened by the collar to one

Mr G. R. Haywood of the spiral springs, and the door is

Hoor E. A. Hawott closed, when the animal instantly receives

C.M.G. Doc. 17--Bengloe, China, Japan, Sean-a current that has been raised to high dia, Foronej: 20th-Achilles, Antilochus, voltage by a transformer at the back of The cat cage is so arranged

Mr A. E. Herdman Attuta Maru, Glenroy, Goeben, fuo Maru,the cage."

find feet on the Mr W. Hofmann St. Patrick, Shimosa, Sithonia, Thesus,that the cat can be gently placed with fore

feet on one electrode and Torch, Burmese Prince. 24th-Braemar other, the eirenit being closed by drop. Mr & Mrs H. Hellier & Mrs F. Winklet Tatuania, Nore, Magellan, Preussen

th-Antentar, Australien, Glenlogan, ping the cover. One minute is allowed Mr B. Hope einam, Tydens, City of Burada. 31st for killing a cat and half a minate for Mr H Mant Vendi,

Benvenue, Hirano

Maru,

Mr & Mrs C. R..

Henderson

a dog, and the cost is a fifth of a cent per Capt R. Innes animal. A gas erematory in a room Major S. Campbell beneath has been lately burning 2,500 Mary, dead animal bodies per month.

Nile,

CAUSE OF MOUNTAIN SICKNESS.

o, Somali, Teddo, January 3rd Belgravia, Kanaya wa Alice, Ville de la Ciotat, Pro- th-Atholl, Flintshire, Hitachi

In a study of mountain sicknes, guinea verclyde, Menelaus,

of Crombie, hesur 10th-pigs have been kept in a rarefiel atmos phere corresponding to that at an altitude Yamur,

They showed ond, Himalaya,

of three miles or more. marked poisoning effects and other symptoms of travellers at great heights And it is concluded that mountain sick. ness is a result of auto-intoxication from temporary disturbance of the function of the kidneys.

4T HOME.

Jahnstem

Mr J. M. Waldron MET. P: Walker Mr & Mr. B. Wobb Mr T. C. Welch Mr R. G. Whiteley MrD. M. Whamoud

Lt. R. H. Williams- Mr 1), White

Mr & Mrs Wilki

Al'au

Mr. Hane Wismayer Mr G. G. Wood Mr&Mrs LF. Wrigh Mrs W. Wright Mr J. A. Young

PRINTING *

Nothing crates tech good impression in business as the use of Flast Class Printing.

E.

Mr & Mrs E E.

Mollugh

Mr R. M. Henderson Mr H. Hanfor

Mr F. H. Hyde Mr & Mrs Kemb

r&Mrs Kaft

Mr & Mrs C. Laorites

Mr & Mrs Lemaire Mr Lou

Mr G. H. May Miss Massey

Mr & Mrs J. E. .

Moly

Mr M. F.Murray Caặt & Mrs Passador* Mr & Mrs Pearman

Mr Rowley

Miss Sondera Mr&Mrs Schank

Dr Sibree

Er H. S. Sparge. Mrs A. G. Smith-

Capt & Mrs Allau H Stewart and chil¢

Mr H. H Taylor

Mr Vernon

Mr Walker

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Bergkong Observatory, January 13tk

Previous On. Date On Dat

Day

BL. at

Barometer Temperature Humidity Wind Direction

Force Weather Rain

at 3 pm, 6: aim, 9 p.m.

30-11 30014 30,09

61

77

EIN

ESE

코

0

0.00

Highest open air Temperature op 12th...61 Lowest open air Temperature on 12th....57

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE. From 14th to 20th January, 1913

HIGH WATER.

Month

leight.

LOW WATER

'kong.

Bong,

Alean

Mezu

Tinie.

Time

11. 10.

ft. in.

·60 m 2 1 Toro. 14 m 023

4.6 6 46 8 41 2 43 Vid

15m 1 14 5 38332

3 16 @4, 9

49 8 Cuz 16 m 2,704 7m 9-4-

5 41 14's! Fri. 174 14 2m 9:36

The difference in moet intween good and bad Satur. 13 5.504.00228

and astarial is generally nil,

THE HONGKONG "DAILY FRESS PRINTING WORKS turn the Best Printing at Bessonable Price

5-21a 6.5 m90«H··}" SM.

19 7 20 3 8

6 8 7 1 m 10 54 800 20 8 34 3 9 2

6 58 7 7 m 11 46

SHIPPING IN PORI.

** STRAMERS.

ARIAKE MARC, Japanese str., 2,803, Sato, 9th January-Mike 2nd January, Coal-Mituni Bussan Kaisha. CHANGKHA, Britishi str., 1,163, Priest, 8th January-Melbourne 11th December, General Butterfeld & Swird DUNEDIN. B.itish str., 3,050, H. J. Case,

12th January--Singapore 3rd Janu ary. General---Bodwen & Co. FELTALA. British str., 2,702, H. W. Tallart, 10th January-Rangoon 22nd December, General-Jardine, Mathe- Bon & Co. HAIMON, British str., 615, J. V. Evans, 1th January-Swatow 10th January, General--Douglas, Lapraik & Co. HAIYANG, British str., 1,383, Hodgins, 13th January-Foochow 9th January, General--Douglas, Lapraik & Co. HONGKONG, French str., 743. A. Cor- helinssen, 6th January-Haiphong 3rd January, Rice and General 3. R. Marty. HorsANG, British str., 1,359, Hay, 8th 7th January, January Swatow Ballast-Jardine, Matheson & Co. HAIN CHI, Chinese str., 1,356, Wester- land, 8th January-Shanghai 5th January, General-Chiness. JOHANNE, German str., 951, H. Ipland, 12th January-Hothow 11th January, General-Jabeen & Co. KAGO MARU, Japanese str., 1.980, Y. Yamamoto, 11th January-Swatow 10th January, General — Osaka Shosen Kaisha. KANSU, British str., 1,343. Wuebben, 11th

7th January-Shanghai

January, General Butterfeld & Swire. KASHING, British str., 1,143, Lewis, 10th January-Fausang Bay 7th January, Salt-Butterfield & Swire. KOZEBER, Austrian str., A. Foresti, oth January-Singapore 20th January, General-Sander, Wieler & Co. KOONSHING, British str., 1,838, Wright, 10th January-Dalny 8th January, General.-Jardine, Matheson & Co. KUICHOW, British atr., 1,210, E. Forsyth," 10th January-Manila 7th January, General.-Butterfick & Swice. LEXION, German str., 2,00, C. Sarby,

OFF

TO LET

TO LET.

FFICE in ALexandra Buh DINGS.

Appip.........

A. 8. WATSON & Co., LTD., Alexandre Buillinge. Hongkong, 16th October, 1912,

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OFFICES TO LET.

FIRST-CLASS Central Accommodation

Light and Airy, FIRST and SECOND FLOORS, in New Building being for MESSES. WHITEAWAY erected LAIDLAW & Co, Lrs. Entrance from Des Voeux Road, Electric Lift to all Flours, Electric Light throughout. The plan can be seen and all particulars obtained at the Offices.

10th January-Saigon 5th January, Rice-Hamburg-Amerika Linie. MACHEW, German str., 995, R. G. Zoliner, 10th January-Saigon 4th January, Rice. Butterfield & Swire., NIKKO MARE, Japanese str. 3,439, M. I Yagi 12th January-Manila 10th January General.-Nippou Yusen Kaisha.

eth

MESHER. PALMER & TURNER,

Alexandra Buildings, 3rd Floor.

173 Hongkong, 21st December, 1912.

TO LET

NO. 21, SHELLEY STREET.

"CRAIG RYRIE," No. 4. The Peak, To Lot 8 ROOMS; Tennis and Croquet Law Fine Sitnation.

3. DES VEUX VILLAS, No. 52, PHAX, 5 ROOMS,

No. 1190, THE PEAK, Farnished, from Middle of April until end of October, 1913, FOUR BEDROOMS; Tennis Court and Garden.

No. 6. DES VŒEUX VILLAS, 58, THE PRAK

from 1st March. 1913. Premises will be thoroughly repaired, painted and colour washed.

From 1st February, 1913, MERION, No. 10, PAK, Furnished or Unfurnished. 6 ROOMS

To Let or For Bole. "GLENBUIHL” No. 124. Barker Road, Peak, 5 ROOMS, from lat Marab, 1913.

For Sale, "HAETING and ROGATE on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154,

Apply to LINSTEAD & DAVIS,

3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, 14th January 1915.

64

TO LET.

TO. 5, WONG-NEI-CHONG ROAD

Thoroughly Repaired, Painted sad Colourwashed. B ROOMS. Posession from 1st January, 1913.

Apply to--

ME. SIEN TING, Dentist,

14,'D'Aguilar Street,

(143) Hongkong, 18th December, 1912.

TO LET.

ONE-BOOMED OFFICE. `N 2kг PLOOB, No. 2, Frode Bramaz,

Apply Property Office,

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD. Hongkong, 23rd May, 1917.

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"TO`LET

HOP in ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

Apply

OKARA, British str., 3,438, E. B. Hirst, 11th January-Moji 5th January, Coal-Jardine, Matheson & Co... PAKHOL, British atr., 1,227, G. Gibb, 7th January, 6th January-Swatow General.-Butterfield & Swire. PREUMPENH, British str., 1,085, J. H.

Scott, 11th January-Saigon January, Rice and General.-Chinese. PONGTONG, German str., 9898, Botafuhr, 6th January-Bangkok Bih January, Rice. Butterfield & Swire. RAJABURI, German str., 1,180, C. Wolff,

10th January-Bangkok 23rd Decem ber, Rice-Butterfield & Swire. SADO MARU, Japanese str., 6,227, K.

Asakawa, 7th January-Shanghai 4thFFICES in KING'S BUILDING January, General.-Nippon

153, PRAYA EAST, GUDOWN. Kaisha

"152A, PRAYA EAST, GODOWN, saitable SARDINIA. British str., 2,350, C. C. Talbot,

for Staraga of Kerozine.

Упяал

A. S. WATSON. & Co., LTD., Alexandra Building &

169 Hongkong, 27th November, 1912,

TO LET.

THE HONGKONG HAND. INELUS KARIMENT AND AGENCY Co., Lyn. Hongkong, 1st January, 1913,

.... 19th January-Singapore 7th

Apply General.-P. &O, 6. N. Co.. January, 1 SHENGKING, BRIC STUH Cowan, 12th January-Dalny 7th Jannery, General. Butterfield & Swird. SHUNTEIN, British str., 1,085, Heppell, 3rd January-Shanghai, 31st Decem- ber, General-Butterfield & Swire. SIAM, British str., 992, Payern, 10th January-Hongay 6th January, Coal. -Order.

TAMOS MARU, Japanese str., 2,001, Watanabe, 11th January-Dairen 5th Винпр January, Coal. Mitsui Haisha

TENYO MARU, Japanese str., 7 7.268, E.

Bent 10th January-San Francisco 13th December, General. Toyo Kisen Kaisha.

burge, 10th

·

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BW!!

TO LET. SUBSTANTIALLY - BUILT GODOWN; situated on Water Front East Point

For further particulars apply Property Qiles JARDINE, MATHESON & CO. LTD

[67 Hongkong, 15th August, 1912

TO LET

From 1st February, 1913

Your

TJIPANAS, Datch str., 4,300 A. Olden FURNISHED or Unfurnished 6, Mountain

January-Miike 4th

January, Coal and General-Java- China-Japan Lijn.

TRICH, German str., 762, W. Langs- chrager, 11th January-Holbow 10th Janary, General. -Jebsen & Co. TURBO, British, str., 2,580, Beamohon, 11th January-Singapure. 3rd Janu- ary, Bulk OilAsiatic Petroleum Co. Wony British str., 1,228, Howard, 7th January-Bongay 5th January, Coal.

Butterâold, & Swire.

YUNNAN, French str., 4,213. Pietri, 11th January Antwerp, General. Messageries, Maritimes.

OHILDREN OF FAR CATHAR

BOCIAL ANIF POLITICAL NOVEL OF

ABSORBING INTEREST, CHAS, J. HALCOMBE

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