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FROM 45 TO 50. THE MOST DANGEROUS PERIOD

IN WOMAN'S LIFE. "WORKED A MYRACIR, IN MY WIDE'S CARE"

STRONO TRIBUTE TO DE. WILLIAMS' PINK

FILLS FROM CEYLON.

For reasons which every wousa knows the period which comes between the ages of 40 and 45-when the “Change of Life" takes place is the most dangerous time in women's life Upon whether or not the successfully passes through this "Change" depends her fatare physical welfare.

"Some jears ago my wife, who is now 50 years old, passed through an exceedingly trying experience," says Mr. W. P. de Alwis, landed proprietor, residing at Peliyagodde,, nesr Colombo, Ceylon: "Her whole body became

RACKED WITH PAIN. frightful headaches continually prostrated her, attacks of giddinets overcame her to such an extent that she would have to grip her obair for fear of falling forward on the floor, and at the same time blood seemed to surge into her brain, making everything appear dark before bar

Byou.

These and other symptoms common to many ladies of her age.brought my wife to the vorge of despair. It was indeed pitiful to sea her, formerly so energetic and bright-spirited, now reduced to an invalid.

“On xoveral occasions I had read in my new paper how ladies anffering in the same way had

obtained

PERMANENT Reier

by means of De. Williams Pink Pills. But all treatments tried for my wife having proved unavailing, I thought that these Pills would be equally useless until, one day, a booklet came nto my hands which contained such strong evidence of their merit as to convince both my wife and myself that they were worth a trisl,

"I proourad s supply of Dr. Williams Pink Pills, and my wife commenced to take the carefully and regularly. Then her good health began to return by leaps and bounds. As the days went by those

DREADFUL HEADACHER: diminished and the pains in her body lessened until they disappeared altogether. Within month my wife was another woman. She is in perfect health at the pressut time. Dr. Wil liama Pink Pills certainly worked a miracle la

FASHIONS AND FANCIES.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY. MAY Mrn. 1014,

When dark blue serge first came into fashion, it owed its immediate success to Queen Alexandra, then Princess of Wales. As became the Bea-King's daughter, she at once adopted the material associated with the Navy, and made it her principal wear when at Windsor, Balmoral, or when yachting. Until then serge had beerf regarded as fit only for the woar of railway porters, but the manufacturers, seeing how matters were trending, soon produced it in pure wool and in different patterns.

NAVY SERGE

The Jute M. Worth, of Paris, expressed astonishment and disgust at the idea of gentlewomen wearing such a material, and denounced it and the tailor-made to which it led as only fit for stable boys," But now Paris is, if possible, more zealous in praise of navy serge than even England itself, and her graceful ladies dion it in many different forms.

One costume consists of a plain skirt. slit up four inches on either side at the

ankles, and an over-dress arranged in wide, flat pleats from an inch or so below. the neck to the line of the knees. This garment is held in at the waist (normal position) by a band of the serge (a soft, fine make) with perpendicular rows of mother of pearl buttons at intervals the whole way round. At the neck, slightly cutaway, there is a white lawn collar and a knot of navy blue ribbon. Also in navy blue serge is a long, rather full coat with triple collars, each bordered with black ribbon. Even the brigand cloak is seen in blue serge or cloth, finished with the correct high velvet collar and lined with flowered white satin.

ANGLO-PARISIENNES,

A gown in the same popular material has a full tunic smocked at the waist in front, the smockings headed by a pointed band of white piqué, matching the wide tand-away collar and narrow cuffs just appearing beneath the long, plain, close fiting sleeves. With quite surprising unanimity the smart women of Paris are wearing these costumes in the morning and afternoon, but particularly for what the French term "le footing matinal." Walking is another English importation that has become quite fashionable in Paris during the last few years.

It is whispered that Parisienues are really tired of the ugly and inconvenient exaggerated gowns of a couple of months ago, and that they are taking refuge in blue sorge with trimmings of braid or bins folds of black satin. The serge gowns button down the front, a satisfactory feature of the early season. For after

nou wear blue serge is fashionable, but has a rival in silk, especially black.

A Tow In all cases where the blood needs purifying taffetas.

timid attempts at and strengthening and the nerves need builderinoline have been noted, but for the most part draped skirts, tunics, flounces, and ruches are the principal features.

her case."

SOME PICTURESQUE GOWNS.

ing up Dr. Williams' pink pills for pale people are the right remedy. That is why they have cured countless cases of Anmmia, Nervous Véry pretty for afternoon wear is a Debility, Indigestion, Malaria, Eczema, Rheo-pale blue fancy crépon with draped skirt matism, and the special silments of ladies. Of and double tunic, both very full and standing out about the hips, though medicine renders everywhere, and the Dr drawn in quite closely round the waist Williams Medicine Co., 84, Szechuan Road, by a black moiré silk belt. The bodice fits Shanghai, one bottle for $1.50, six for $8, post closely on the shoulders, but has some fulness at the waist, also drawn down under the belt of black moiré. The sleeves are of the kimono order, but narrow to the wrists, which have frills falling over the hands. The Baring collar, its points standing straight out over the shoulders, forms part of what used, in Victorian days, to be called a habit-shirt, buttoning! down the front ander & rache of similar lace, with folds of finest silk crêpe st either side.

free.

TO LET

TO LET

́O. 20, BELILIOS TERRACE, newly No

painted and colour washed. From 1st June, 1914, 55, ELGIN TERRACE, newly painted and colourwashed.

No.12, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, Shop. No. 5, MOUNTAIN VIEW. Newly painted and colourwashed. From 1st April, 1914.

No. 7, MOUNTAIN VIEW.

No. 7, STEWART TERRACE, PRAK. No, 19, SHELLEY. STREET,

To Let, Furnished, for one year, from les May, 1914.

"BOGATE," Unfurnished.

Austin Bond, Kowloon

Apply to LINSTEAD & DAVIS,

3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildinga. Hongkong, 2nd May, 1914

TO LET

(HOP, No. 12, Queen's Road Centrai.

(56

2, FAIRVIEW, Nathan Road, Kowloon.

Apply to

STEPHENS & WILLSON Hongkong, 11th December, 1913.

FOUR RO

157

TO LET.

MOUK-ROOMED HOUSE in Salisbury

Avenna, Kowloou. Cheap rental.

SHOP with GODOWN attached, Natban Boad, Kowloon: Kowloon Marine Lot No. 43, with Wharf.

FLAT in Nathan Road, Kowloon

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

Co., Ltd., Ale candra Buildings. Hongkong, 19th May, 1914.

TO LET.

1606

From let May, 1914.

0.104A, THE PEAK, FURNISHED. Apply to

NO.104A,

S. J. DAVID & Co.,

Prince's Batidings

Hongkong, 7th February, 1914.

TO LET

From 1st July, 1914.

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THE NORMAL WAIST.

The waist is in the natural position, a

fashion that is now entirely re-established. though a minority of smart women still eling to the Empire line. A chestnut- brown taffetas is made with a tunic, short in front, pointed at the back, of tartan in brown, amber, and cream-colour, not puffed out round the hips as some of them are, but falling in graceful, natural lines. The upper part, forming, the bodice, is turned back, with collars, revers, and cufis of the brown silk piped with amber satin. | There is a cape accompanying this gown, made of very fine, light brown cloth, lined with the same tartan as the tunic and with a collar of striped cream and brown velvet, Tan coloured shoes, stockings, and gloves are worn with this dainty: teilette.

THE NEW ORDE. One of the most sensible of recent fashions is the Salomé shoe with its band round the ankle, which keeps the shoe up on the heel. This is the more neces sery as the front part of the amart, up-to-date shoe is much cut away, so much so that it is really difficult to keep it on the foot. White, gazelle, and antelope, hesides the well-known tan, are the favourite colours for footgear. Later on, more pronounced tints will be seen, blue, green, red, purple, matching the gown or its trimmings. .

The high heel persists in Paris, the wearers little guessing the trouble they are laying up for themselves, their spines and their knees.-X. AND Z. in the Globe.

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ROWLAND'S MACASSAR

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Makes the Skin (29

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NEW CARTRIDGES.

SHIPPING: IN

PORT

STEAMERS.

CHESAN, British str., 1,344, Lloyd-Jones, 27th May Shinghai 24th May, Gon- oral-Butterfield & Bwire. CHIYUEN, Chinese, atr., 1.177 W. 8. Hos

NOTICES TO CONSIONEES

NOTICE TO CONSIGNRES. THE P. 30/SN Co.'s Steamor

BORNEO"- *

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

·BonGrona · BOTUL

Mr E. S. Abraham Mr Adler

Drua. 1. E. Coleman

F.

7th May Shanghai 24th May, Gen-

Arrived Hongkong ou 24th May, 1914, aral Chinage.

FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, MALTA, Col. & Mrs Allaire DAIGI MIRU, Japanese sti, 1.360, 8.

PORT SAID, SUEZ AND STRAITS. Mr & Mrs W Bason Takushige, 27th May-Tambui 24th

Consignees of Cargo: by the above hanied - Mr F2 W. BARU May, General Osaka Shosen Kaisha.sel are hereby informed that their goods are My D. R. Dato ESANG, British str. 1,127, W.-P. Baker, being landed and placed AT TARIS RISK In the Mr In Beakingnale --24th Mar-Bwstow 23rd May, Gen- Hồngkong and Kowloon "Wharf and Godown' | Mr C. D, J. Ball

eral fardine, Matheson & 6. Company's Godowns at Kowloon, whore cich Mrs D3 E. Bafilice. FERNLEY, British str.2.99 Appleton, Consignment willl be sorted out Mark by Mark Mr W. M. Blick 24th May-Moji 18th May, Doal and delivery can be obtained as the Goods are Mr J. Hlode Order

Landed

Mr A. A. Bungey FOORING, British str., 1,420, J. MeAinah, Optional Goods will be landed here, aulem Mr.A. J. Cambridge

7th May Swatow 28th May, Ballast notions are given to the contrary within Mr W. E. Clayton

Jardino, Matheson & Co.

6 hours. GREGORY APCAR, British str. 2,961, J. Goods not cleared within 8 days including

Drake, 28th May Moji 24th May, No Frv insuranes will be affental by me in Mr G. P. Carry

date of arrival will be subject to rent, 21 || Mr Q2 Av Cooke

Damaged packages must be left in the say case whatever. dodowns for amination by the Consignes and the Company's surveyors, Moars. GODDARD Donde, at 10 AM. on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here, fter, which date they cannot be recognised. No-Claitis will be admitted after the Goode bave left the Godowns,

E. A. HEWETT

Superintendent. Hongkong, 25th May, 1914.

General-David Bassoon. & Co.

HINSANO, British str., 1,885, J. M. Bay, 28th May Bandakan 19th May, Gen- eral.Jardine, Matheson & Co. HOKHA MARU Japanese atr. 9,933, Katori, 27th May Miike 21st May, Coal Mitsui Bussan, Kaisha. KANAU, British str., 1,420, E. Monkman, 6th May-Bangkok 18th May, Rice.

Butterfeld & Swire. KIANG PING, Chinese str., 1,222, H. Udden, 27th May-Chinking lith May, General Chinese. KILAGE, British str., 2,430, A. D. Milner, 20th May Singapore 20th May, Coal -Bank Line, Ltd.

KOREK, Russian str. 4,380,- Padulka, 27th May Singapore 21st May, Gen- eral-Russian Volunteer: Flest., KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,636,:: Bangster, 23rd May Shanghai 20th May, Gen- eral-Chinese.

SHIRE LINE OF STEAMERS, LTD.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM EUROPE, Ero

THE Steamship

THE

"CARNARVONSHIRE,"

having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by hor are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hasardons sodjor extra hasardous Godorus of the Hongkong and Kowloon Whart and Godown Co., Ltd, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained,

Goods not cleared by the 1st June, st 6 P.M., will be subject to rent.

MACREW, German str., 988, Zollner, 27th May Bangkok 18th May, Rice and Wood-Butterfield & Swire," : MANCUNIA, British str., 3,908, Liang, 7th

May-Borneo 20th May, Case Oil Standard Oil Co. BABINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., 573, Shener man, 25th May-Foochow 23rd May, Bulk Oil-Asiatic Petroleum Co. SADO MARU, Japanese atr. 8,860, K.

Asakawa, 24th May Shanghai 21st Yusen May, General. - Nippon Kaisha. SHABONIE, British str., 3,239, T. J. Head, 25th May-San Francisco 1st May Bulk Oil-Standard Oil Co. TAISHO MARU, Japanese str., 1,942, Shimony kawa, 25th May-Chingwantao 18th May, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. TAIBHUN, Chinese str., 1,216, R. G. Para

more, 27th May Chefoo 22nd May, General-Chinese, TJIBODAS, Dutch etc., 3,016, E. H. Krosa, 27th May Samarang 19th May, Bugar. Java-China-Japan Lijn. TJIMARI, Dutch str., 3,816, B. Outhuys, 21st May Macassar 15th May, Sugar,

Java-China-Japan Lijn.

TSINTAU, German str., 1,002, Heyenga, 20th May-Bangkok 13th May, Rice.

Butterfeld & Swire. TUNGSHING, British str., 1,170, L. M. Hussey, 28th May Saigon 21st May, Rice, Chinese.

VARG, Norwegian str., 874, J. Jobsen, 27th

May Haiphong 24th May, Rice, Jebsen & Co.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

All broken, chafed and damaged packages. are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 30th inst,,, at 9.30 am. Clima against the Steamer must be presented within 10 days of arrival, otherwise they will act be rebognized,

pindel, tosta de GA 4

(No Fire Insuranos will be affected by us is

case whatever. Bills of Inding will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Agents.

£49

flongkong, 25th May, 1914. “ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEDS

THE Steamship

having

Mr A. Debrannor MiraMes Wid, Davies

MrD.8. 8. Donglas Miss M. E. Duffy Mr B. Easton Mr & Mrs J. Edwards Mr Ms H Ehrenfels

Mr E. B. Lambert

Mr G. T: Lloyd

Mr F. Lobal

Me W. Logan

Mr W.P.O. Many BORE, Dr & Mrs H. Ma

Jane

Mias M. Matheson Mre B. T. Muthanas Dr O: Marriott Dr u, W. Macken

Mr. H. V Mayno

Mr B. K.Mehta

Mr J. Merschi

Mr D. M. Mickie

Mr G. S. Middleton

MPN. S. Milkowaidd Dr. & Mr W. BA

ME

Moore

• Dist Newton

Miss G. O'Leary

MF. A. Perry

Mr. A. F. Pinar

E.

Mr G. Hutton-Potin

Mr A.B. Parvis

C.

Mr C. E. Rardon

Mr Wallsce A. Farley

Mr H. Febr

| Mr K, B. Fontsine

Air J. Gibb

Mr C, H: Goebel

Mr & Mrs J, Gould Mr P: O, de Grisogono Capt T: P. Hal

Mr. B. Handley-Gregg Mr B. A. Handy

Me E. S. Handy

Mr & Mrs E. B.

Handy

Mr W. A. Hannibal Mr A. Heise

S.

Hon Mr.E. A Hewett

Q.M.G.

My H. W. Hobbs Mr R. Hunter Mr M. T. Jones Mis Lambert

Mr EH, RAY

Miss F. Rosy Dr. M. Beinhardt

Mr & Miss Boopa

MV Bohlemper Mi's Beddon MHG

Shaw

Br W. Sobmolks Mr. F. Smyth Mr A. B. Horensea Mr & Mrs T. K thing. Eseng-and maid MH. E. Swafeld Miss A. Square Dr Herbert To Mr EM. Tezer

Capt H. A. Walker MFE. Weilmaan MAW

Mr

& Mr White

Wilson

Mr & Mrs F. Winkle Mr G. G. Wood

KING EDWARD Hotel

Mr B. C. Adams) Me Arnold Mr & Mra Bidwell De B'égor

Mr W. Budge

Mrs H Batts

Mr. H. Ulegg

Mr A.E. Cocka

Mr F. W Cöz

Dr A B. Danne :

M. W. A. Donaldson

Mr Drummond

Men M. Duty

Mr E. W. Ever

Mr W. Kornatz "Mr & Mrs W.D. Krab

Mr & Mrs G.Laueltrom Dr Lippert

Capt & Mrs Maco insem Mr C. F. Maitley Miss Massey Mes F. A Miller

Mr H. Murphy

MFA P. Nobbs

W. Ondenboren. Capt & Mw W. 0.

Passmore Me WT Paddophs. Dr Bbroo

Capt & Mrs W. L. Mr. C., IL. Soper

Mr Fy

Garüber

Mr B. Gianel

COBLENZ,"

arrived, Counges of Cargo are hereby Mz 8. Gike

Dr Glass informed that thair Goods, with the exceptione A, B. Hager of Opimi, Tressure and Valuables, ste bolig jeg i age landed and stored at their risk into

hazardous the

and/or extra hazardoul Mr J. E. Hargreaves Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloo Mr.H. O. Heynor Wharf and Godown Company Limited Mr E. James Mr O. Flestel Mr J, Joseph

Kowloon, and West Point Godowns, whshoo delivery Tiby be obtained: A

Optional Ongo will be formeded in anises intimation is received from the Consignée" before Nook, To-Dax: requaling it to ba Landed here.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goodr have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining nived after the 3rd June will be subject to eat, f

·THE AMERICAN MAIL. The P.M. str. Nilo left Yokohaina on the 28th May for Hongkong via Japan ports and Manila, The United States nail has been transferred to the P & O

**All broken, shafed, and damaged Goods are to str. Devanha, and will arrive at Hongbo off the Godowns, where they Will to kong on the 5th June.

THE AUSTRALIAN MAZIS.

examined on the 2nd June, at 9:30 AM.

All Claims must reach us before the 10th

The E. & A. str. Eastern left Sydney June, bs they will not be recognised No Fire Insurance will be affected. for this port (via Queensland Porte, PortBill of Lading will be countersigned by Darwin, and Manila) on the 20th May,

and may be expected to arrive here on or about the. 13th June.

The N.Y.K. str. Tango Maru (Austfa lian Line) left Thursday Island for this, port via Manila on the 21st May, and is expected here, on the 1st June.

THE CANADIAN MAIL. The OP.R. str. Empress of Asia, left Nagasaki on the 28th May, at 6 p.m., and is due to arrive at Shanghai on the 30th May, at any

8. a.m.

MERCHANT STEAMERS.

Undersigned.

NORDDEUTSCHE LLOYD,

MELCHERS & Co.,

General Agents

Mr. E. S. Spurge

Mr G. A. Tonker

Dr E. Walther

Mr H, Waltson -

Mr J, R. Watson

Mr H. J. Westpha-

Mr L M. Whyte

atr & Mrs Char, H

Willame

Me J Wilso Mr Li Cheong Yên:

PEAN HOTEL.

Mr S. Amorg Lient Archer, M.C. Bar & Mrs Cooper-

Bien Hill

Mr & Mrs W. Arm-* Hunter Mr B. Bak'r

strong? Lt. Col. H. W. Der,

Mr & Mrs W. H

Bolland children

Major

& Mrs Bowen Mes Bowdler!!

theMr Brister

Mr & Mr Carmichaal Mr M. Cary

4) Mé Cagulli

13.

Hongkong, 26th May, 1914/ NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD BREMEN, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE Steamship

THE

** GÜEBEN,”

Mr Coualard Major Davy Major Dorgan Me Evans Major Falchine

Mr Felbick Mr A. F. Fielder Mr Frodariak

Me F. W. Gibbons

Mr & MHA Gibson Mr B. &. Hale

BGA

Miss Humphreys Capt Lambkins,

B.A.M.O.

Mre Kiddle, B.X, maid:

and child

Mr& Mrs Koch Maj. & Mrs MoMunn Hohlidren intere

Mr & Mrs E. N.

Mitchelmore and-

Capt Monteith, Am.0. Mr J.L. Planmer

Ia-Cat, Hadelinë, E.E. Eng. Comdr., Booms Lid Life Sharp, RN..

A. Sinclair

H, Mr A, Findlay Smith

Lt. Col. Gordon Hall, Lt Col & Mrs Usher

The P. & O. str. Khyber left Singapore having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby for this port on the 25th May, at 5 pm, informed that their Goods, with the exception and due here on the 30th at Mr Grissell

landed and stored at their risk into the Mr Hancheporne

basardons and/or extra hasardous-Godowns of Mr F. A. Hasoland the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Mr & Mrs W. G. Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and Wen! Humphreys Point Godowas, whence delivery may be Major & Mr Hum. obtained

phreys

The A.L. str. Nippon left Shanghai for this port on the 28th May, and will arrive here on the 30th May.

The A.L. str. Africa left Singapore for this port on the 28th May, and will arrive here on the 31st May, p.m.

The Apcar str. Artatoon Apcar, from Calcatta, left Singapore on the 27th May, am, and may be expected here on or about the 1st June

The N.V.K, str. Kitone Maru (Buro pean Line) left London for this port vis ports on the th April, and is expected here on the 3rd June.

The str. Glenstrae passed the Suez Canal on the 12th May for Hongkong via Straits.

The East Asiastic Co.'s str. Annam left Port Said on the 21st May, and may be expected here on or about the 16th June.

INDOCHINA PYRAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. 2. Onsing, from Calcutta, is due in Hong-

kong 8th June. Hopsang, from Calcutta, is due in Hong-

kong 11th June.

♦Y popular English Manufacturora. In

Ball Bores and Bines.

SMOKELESS POWDER and CHILLED' SHOT: From Yo. 10 to 6880. at 26, 57 ^sað-$7,50- per 10, SPORTING REQUIS.

I The premises no 14. MEN LUT 55 TEON. Steel. tal and Hardware-Mer LTES srid AR 9TN9 in Variety

CANTON on SHAMEEN

the Bank of Taiwan, Ltd,

Apply to

DAVID SASSOON & (6, Ian.

* HongKong Hongkong, 7th May, 1914.

chants, Wholesale and Retail: Fron mongers Pe Iron and Foundry Coke Importare! General. Störököspam and Ship thandlers. No 35 and 17 HIRT FOONG BrɛɛKT (Zad St. West of Central Ir arket). -

Telephone No $15.

Inspection Tavilet,

WM SCHMIDT, & Co.

-Hongkong, 16th April 1914.

(559

SHIRE LINE, LIMITED. Radnorshire, from Portland, is dus in

Hongkong 23rd June. Monmouthshire, from London, is due in-

Hongkong 25th June.

GRACA & CO. Pippen Br. (Hongkong Hotal Bulking) -

Dealers in STAMPS PICTORIAL PT CARDS, SEEDS: B0048,

DOSTAGE

TOYS, Tran RecarYND: POSTAGE STAMP CATALOGUES FOR 1914. Hongkong, 20th March 1931

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on anle letamation is received from the Consignees before NOON TO-DAY requesting it to be landed here,

No Clams will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godoras, and sil goods remaining Mr & Mrs Allan andelivered after the 3rd June, will be subject Mrs Ballence le reat

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are Herberg

Mr Barker to be left in the Grode was, where they will be 1 M. Barr examined on the 2nd Jabe, at 9.30 AM

Bech

Mr C. Bond Mr

by the

Theo

All Claims must reach us before the 10th Mr Boberte June, or they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance will be

be effected, Bills of Lading will be counteraigned by Undersigned.

NORDDEUTSCHEE LLOYD, MELCHERS & Co.,

General Ageuta,

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Hongkong, 27th May. 1914. (...

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From SHANGHAI, KOBE AND MOJL

HE Bleamship

M & M

G. E Stewart and vhli. Aren

Mr AR. Stokos Mi Wakeßoldā : and,

obild

GRAND HOTEL

Mr W. Heiket

Mr Hooper

B. Brown

M. Berry Miss

Calling

Mies Denbaa

Mr. Fronk

Mr Fandort

Mr H. GembyM Mr Beaker Harry

Mr Kartensen

Koy

Dr

Mr

W. Kirhlmann

Mr & Mrs Langham My Honey Loms Mr G. G. Logan Mr S. Martin MG.. Mastend

Mr & Mrs Stühl

Mr. H. Wei enboun Admiral Wilken De Wilkon?

Mr M, Whitmea

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, May 29th

"GEEGORY AFCAH” having - arrived from the above Ports, Con- tigunes of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongsida ut id

Caryo impeding the discharge will be landed Consignees risk and expense into the hazar Barometer -Nous andfór extrs bazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited

No Fire Insurance has been effectoit.

· Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Jndersigned.

BASSOON &Co., Ltd.

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