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INTIMATIONE
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1915,
Every home can have a Victrola for Christmas
PRICES AND STYLES
to suit all.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS:
MOUTRIE'S
WAR DEPARTMENT
CONTRACTS.
NEALED TENDERS for Forage will be received at the HEADQUARTERS OFFICE, Victoria Barracks, Hongkong. until Noor on "MONDAY, 17th January, 1016.
and other particulars may be obcoined personally above Office between the hours of 10 4.3L and 1 P.M.
Tender Forms must properly filled up, signed and dated and delivered in an envelope marked "TENDER FOR FORAGE" and accompanied by a deposit of $100 as 2 guarantee of good faith, which sum will be forfeited to the State if the Tenderer refuses, to accept a contract allotted to him, or to attend at Headquarter Ofice when called upon.
Deposits will be returned after Tenders are accepted or declined.
The right to reject all, or any, tenders ie specially reserved.
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Hongkong, 15th December, 1915.
NOTICE.
.NY EUROPEAN, Non-Asistio or Indian
A desiring to leave the Colony should apply in writing for permission to do so to the Captain SUFERINTENDENT OF POLICE, si let 48 hours before thas intended hour of departure, giving name, nationality, age, sex, height The and occupation of the applicant, and stating name of the steamer or other vessel or the hour of the train by which the appliant wishes to leave. Applicants should apply in person for their passes at the CENTRAL POLICE STATION between the hours of 9 AM, lo 1 P.M. and SP.M. to 4 T., dally.
Hongkong, 10th July, 1918.
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TRADE WITH THE ENEMY, MESSRS. SETNA'S REPORT.
IN CHINA.
MANCHESTER FIRM FINED.
Messra, S. Detna & Co., in their fort
HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS
COUPS ORDERS, BY KIMUS,-VOLG A. CHAPEA
PARADES
nightly report from 2nd December to 15ta-Parades for to-day December, state-
Cotton-Market ruled steady and sales are reported of about 100 bales at $28 par picul. The unsold stock is estimated at about 450 bales.
The Manchester city stipendiary (Mr E. Brierley) on November 15th imposed a fine of £100, together with 20 ginens extra costs, upon Mesere. Toison and
Yorn. The ruling quotation of the differ Chisnall, shippers and merchant, Ball-ent chops of yarn it. the marker being est than those obtainable in Bombay, and the street, Manchester, for having on various
fustuations in the exchange experienced, dates between July 30th and August 17th 1st proposed to trade with German enemy upled with a poor demand from the in- terior, have brought another dull' fortnight, Ding Carrying on Business in an Importers ares unwilling sellers and hence a
at namburg.
Sir William Cobnett, who prosecuted, business of about 700 bales of No. 10s is said the courge was toat, in contraven-reported as follows:-100 baley Aksur, No tion or the vading with the key Act 10st.$98 per bale; 200 bales David, No. and ine rroclamations under tast Act, 10s, at 8101 per hale; 100 bales Currimbhoy cae dezendants proposed to trade with a No. 105, at $8 per bale; 100 bales Gold aran nanghai, apparently Mohour, No: 10s, at 8102 por bale; 100 hales, represented there. by ar. a. ceken, a Phoenix, No. 10s, 6 $10 per hale; 103 German; the ara was that of Jebsen & bales Sun, No, 108, at g100 per bale. Co., hungaung, Canton, and molnow, Unsold Stock is-estimated at about 11,00) and desen är dessen, Hamourg. bir bales sold, but Uncleared Stock is compute
eliau sud taat betore Aprii, lv13, theat about 21,000 bales. Defendants caned on busines with the brm mentioned on apri zad za firm wrote from Quangani to the dependants a letter signed per pro Jebsen & A Kiecken, in the tolowing terms:
**You will undoubtedly aave heard that all ucrulang who were in Hongkong nave either bec interned as prisoners of war or expened from the Colony, and that a Germanus Duve not
sture.or liquidation since end of October last, Whilst our Mr. Jebsen was jaterned in Hongkong, our Mech was her mitted to leave, and is now staying in Designaj tiki sud of the war.
"We are si in couch wrn our Chinese friends in the coata taraign we iz of our branch, who intorni, us that our stocks in your qualities of white pure skirtings nave nireagy been sold out, and we sadud küteriore like to order airean las c1 20 TESE, 20 cases No, l'and Ti, if this is at all pussukalay we now enclose our order-succca No. 1 and 11 tor zu resp. 10, giving the required details, Bad we should deem it a great wavour i
V.E.
145 pm. Contre Section M. G C
As detailed in Corps Order No. 1 dated 15th December, 1915. 1.45 p.m. Signalling Section Fall in at
Headquarters.
Dress, etc. Khaki drill jackes and shorts, putties, helmets, rifle, side- urms, bale, pouches, haversack (with food), water bottle (filled), greatcoat
tion.
HOUSES TO
TO LET.
NO. 3, PEAK ROAD.
Apply to
Hongkong, 16th December, 1915,
DR. JORDAN,
·Alexandra Buildings, [1880
TO LET
(relied) and 50 rounds ball ammuni Farnished or Unfurnished.
ro. MOUNTAIN VIEW, PRAK
Apply to
R. W. LEE JONES. Care of SHEWAN, TOMES & CO. (1989 Hongkong, 15th December, 1916.
2.30 p.m. Musketry at King's Park
Range
as detailed in Corps Order No. 4 dated 13th December, 1915. Romainder,
PRINCESS MARE'S CHRISTMAS GIFT, -- 2.-Members of the Corps entitled to this and who have not received it are re quested to apply for it at Headquarters As soon as possible.
DETAIL 3-Gun Club Hill, Kowloon.
O duty until morning of 20th ins
No. 1 Scotion Art. Batty, na Left! Section M. G. Co.
Officer on duty: Liput, Roes. P. of W. Camp,
Kowloon.
⠀⠀ Ou ́daty to-night: Ciril Service Co. Officer to duty Lieut, C. Smith. On duty to-morrow: No. 2 Section Art. Batty and the following mem- hers of Sigalling Section Pics
Sundry Articles--In Imports sales are reported of Kismis at $18 to 435 (per picul). Angour në 824 to 828 (per picul), Movej as $15 16 817 (per picut). Apricots at 8222 to $25 per picul); hesabole at 88 to 810 (per picul), Gam Olibanum at $10 to $11 (per picul), Rhinocerons Horns: $950 (per picul), Myromboliams at $8) (per picul), Bezour Stone at $240.(per eatty), Musk at $275 (per eatty), and Kingfisher's Feathers at $22 to 924 (per 100). In Exports purchaser are reported in Green Beans at 841 to 85 (per pieul), White Beans, at $5 (per pical); Cac damum Seeds at $31 (per picul), Cassio af $15) (per picul), Galangal at 89 (per picul), Garlic at $8 (per picul). Munsal at 813 HONGKONG VOLUNTEER RESERVES. (por picul), Zedoary at 819 (per picul), and Preserves at $4 to $7 (per ense).
GREAT BRITAIN'S TRADE WITH THE ENEMY.
F. A. Reis, B. Hurle, A. J. Ribeiro, H. W. Ramsey, and W, Wilkinson, Officer to duty: Lieut, Danby, Orderly Bergeant until morning of
20th inst-Corpl. 4. A. Bolton.
G. É. STEWART, Capt.,
Adjutant, H.K.V.O.
ORDERS OF MAJOE WAKEMAN, O.C., ILE.V.B. PRILOSERA OF WAR CAME GUARD AND GUN CLUB. HILL DETACHMENT,
DETAIL.
PRISONERS OF WAR VAXE.
TO LET.
FFICES in Queen's Building.
Apply
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY Co., LTD.
[1281 Hongkong, 8th December, 1915,
TO LET.
QUITE of WELL FURNISHED ROOMS. in Robinson Road Level, with or without beard in English Private House.
Apply
Care of "Daily Press" Office. Hongkong, 26th November, 1915. [1232
N
TO LET.
TOS, 11 and 12, GAGE STREET, from
1st January, 1918 Apply to-
J. VINCENT BRAGA, Tayo Kisen Kaisha. Hongkong, 16th November, 1918. 11190
Monday, 20th inst, Sections 1 and 2 of N
Co.....
you could make us an offer by cab for COMPARATIVE SETTLEMENT FOR Tuesday, 21st lust, Sections 1 and 2 of B. Co.
nese quantities ! Ur course, the, cargo would have to be insured against war risk and shipped to soangoni, xrom which port the old customers in the South would buy the qualities anirtings later on."
As regards paneug, we presume that the London and Hanseatic Bank will be prepared to negotiate your drafts, as
THE NINE MONTHS ENDED
IN SEPTEMBER.
From the quarterly appendix to the Board of Trade returns we are able to quote figures of the total trade of the United Kingdom with the Far East for the first nine months of the ourreat year: as compared with a similar period of the past two years says the London and China Express. Last year's figures, it must be remembered, cover only two months of the war period, so that the effects of the war are only apparent to a small extent,
formerly. Tour You tha sigat on Should this but be feasible, perhaps you can suggest a way in which the matter could be arranged. It is needess to say that it is of very great importance for us to renew our stock in order to prevent our chop from being out of the market for a lengthy period, and under these circumstances we trust tual you will and new shipment. a way in securing Our focal actress is care of. A. Enters & V., 3, Hankow head, buanghai, to whom please direct your mail tor us."
Tais letter, said counsel, conclusively showed that Jebsen & Lo, and Jebsen and Jessen, and heicken were Germans He then read the teLowing letter row the detentanis to Mr. Hecher at hang bal, dated from 2, Bale street, lanches tor, July 20th. it was posted on that.
Imports, on the other hand, which in date, and was due in Shanghus on August the case of China were at the level of 13th. It was intercepted by the triciah. postal authorities and forwarded to the 3,500,000 in the first aine months of 1913 Foreign Untice in London, where it was and 1014, have risen to £5,514,000 this The reply, year, while the figure for Japan of ap received on September 14th.
past
two signed "Tolson and Chisnall," was in the proximately £3,200,000 in the
two years has advanced to £7,040,000 to folowing terms;
the end of September last,
In the nine months ending September 30ch last it appears that we exported to Ching goods to the value of £6,376,000, compared with, roughly, 11,250,000 in the first three quarters of 1914 and 1813. Exports to Japan, which were £11,000,000 in the Jan-opt period of 1813, only reached £6,908,000 by the end of Septem ber, 1914, and amount to £3,837,000 to the Sa mbe date this
You wrote us on April 22nd, and we
Exports to Hongkong in the period have already replied to this letter pointing out the probability of trade under review wore valued at £1,581,671, with berman Bild
Austrian subjects against roughly, £3,250,000 in 1913 and while the Colony sent to us £700,000 1914, British being praaibited by the
and Government,
will you
worth last year and a slightly higher then the Government hay that
in 1913, figure still We want dur Bu slupped the business. connection with you to be resumed after the war is over. Also we want you to be then in a position to resume trading in
since
GUN CLUB HILL.
Wednesday, 22nd inst. Section 1 of O Ch. Thursday, 23rd inst. Sections 3 and 4 of A
Co Friday, 24th inst. Sections 8 and 4 of B Co.
C Co. Saturday, 25th inst. Sections 2, 3 and 4 of
Monday, 20th inst. Sections 3 and 4 of A Co. Tuesday, 21st inst. Secs, 3 and 4 of B ̧Co, Wed. 2nd inst. Secs, 2, 3 and 4 of C Co. Thursday, 23rd inst. Becs. 1 and 2 of A Co. Friday, 24th inst. Soc. 1 and 2 of 13 Co. Saturday, 25ta inst. Sees. 1 of C Co.
MUSKETET.
Companies who have not fired Part II. All members of "A" "B," and "C,"
Standard Test (Trained Men) Musketry
(tening's
Range on Wednesday, the 22nd inst, at 2.15 p.m.
PARADE.
At
Recruits will parade on the Cricket Ground on Monday, the 20th inst., Wednesday, the ad inst., and Thursday, the 3rd inst at 6.16 p.m. under Bergh. Major Bond. Dress Drill order. The Signalling Section will parade
Volunteer Headquarters on Monday, the 20th inst, Wednesday, the 2nd inst., Friday, the 24th inst, at 5.15 p.m. Members Will carry Morse, as well ne Semaphore, Flags. Message formes must be brought.
.
TRANSFRES
Pte. K. W. Grieg is transferred from Co. "C" Section 2 to Co. "B" Section
3.
POSTING.
66
TO LET.
OB. 9 and 10; MOUNTAIN VIEW, Apply to
M. J. D. STEPHENS. [1170 Hongkong, 19th November, 1915.
TO LET.
THE KENNELS." 188, Magazine Gap.
Thoroughly renovated and repaired. APPE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-
MENT & AGENCY Co., LTD. Hongkong, 10th November, 1916. [110%.
TO LET.
EAST," DAVENSHILL RAVENS Rooms, 3 Bath Room, Servants' Quarters, &o. Vacant 1st November.
Apply
DEACON, LOOKER, DEACON & HARSTON, Hongkong, 19th October, 1916. [1094
TO LET.
LENSHIEL," No. 141, Plantation TRoad, Peak, froin 1st November, 1915. Apply-
LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Hongkong, 18th October, 1916.
HOUSE in
TO LET.
Knutsford
Apply
know worth of goods, compared with £480,000 Pte, A, G. Hewitt having joined is allotted Kowloon,
Corps No. 508. and posted to Ca. -Section-3.
Pie. W. H. Hewitt, having joined is allotted Corps No. 569 and Posted to Co, "B" Section 2.
DESIGNATION,
Hongkong and Canton, and not to find to £2,773,000 this year, while imports from Pte. J. Robertson, "B" Co. Section 4, is
that at the termination of the war all your qualities have boon diverted from you to your british competitors.
Our
permitted to resign on leaving the Colony.
F.B.H. THE FEINCESS
OF WA CHRISTMAS
GIFT.
WALES'
should apply on Monday, the 20th inst. Any member entitled to the above gift
to the O.. O. H.K.V.R. for same,
VADKELY SERGEANT,
Orderly Sergeant from the morning of the 20th inst, to the morning of the 26th inst Sergt. L. 0. Hoss
. K. H. BRUTros, Caps,
Adjutant, H.,V.B. HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE,
EQUIPMENT FUR PATROLMEN."
Similarly, the United Kingdom exports to the Straits Settlements fell from 23,601,000 in the first nine months of 1914 to £13,226,000 from the Colony rose £10,098,000 in the same periods. experts to the Federated Malay States in were £357,600 lower up to flo end of Sep Mr, Grates DOW represents us China, visiting Hongkong periodically, tember last than in the same term of and we stould like to know it the folow-1914, while imports were £549,700 higher. ing proposition meets with your approval. A corresponding tendency is shown by the Are you agreeable to hand to us your figures for British N. Bornes, Sarawak caeps lox us to sell directly to your etc.
Imports from Java, which since the war customers (Chinese) in Hongkong and Canton, reserving you a coinmission of has been supplying us with immense per cent, such commission to be paid by quantities of sugar, have risen from us to you any upon the termination of 1,625,000 in the first nine months of the war or at such times as it becomes 1813, and £2,053,000 in the same period of legal for us-wo-pay it under English law 1814, to 20,238,000 at the end of September Un our part we would undertake that this year. To Java we have sent goody to at the time mentioned above we would the value of £3,847,000 so far this year, against £4,192,000 to the same date in no longer offer these qualities to the 1914. Finally, it may be noted that Chinese customers, but resume trading as we traded before the outbreak of war: 1r British exports to Siam were £821,000 i this idea meets with your approval, we J.-Sept., 1914, and £675,000 this year, aas you to consult with Mr. iies and to and that our sports from that country We think coat were valued at £598,000 in the same teli u or your accision. perhaps the London and Hanseatic Bank period last year, against £1,203,000 in the would be willing to upen a credit in our past nine months. favour for Tue working I thus ustness, as they tormerly did to yourself, and our idea 18 that perhaps your connection wight clamation relied upon, which was dated be kept togeuner by our working it under June 25th it was not to come into operation til July 26th. If the proposal nig credit in conjunction with air, Gates But please demtely understand that, to trade was made at all, it was made on you approve the su-tion, we have yet July, 20th, and the Proclamation did not No. 2 Company.-M. Lorenciano, THERE IS NOTHING TO JOKE to take legal advice in Manchester as to come into operation till July 28th. If the whether the course proposed be good in proposal to trade had been received after law.
Sir William Cobbett said that it was July 26th, on arrival at Shanghai, then was there was no offence committed in the
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duty.
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FFICES in ST. GROBGE'S BUILDING,
OFFICES PT Gclocking Hashoots immediate possession.
Apply to
BU BHEWAN, TOMES & Co [39 Hongkong, and December, 1914.
TO LET.
OFFICES at 2, Connaught Road.
OFFICES in King's Buildings. OFFICES in Des Voeux Road Central HOUSES in CLIFTON GARDENS, Conduit Road.
NEW HOUSES In Broadwood Terrace. HOUSES at the Peak.
No. 1. MORETON TERRACE, Causeway
ODOWNS, at Wanobal
Nos. 1, 2 and 3, WEST END TERRACE CANTON Apply
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST
MENT & AGENCY Co., Ltd. Hongkong, 4th November, 1916.
THRE THE SILENT WITNESSES.
stand
in a backache. It may be serious, parti-extremely desirable in the interests of this city of Manchester which the magistrate eularly with women. In all events it is country that british traders should, it could deal with. As to possible capture sure to handicap your activities, at possible, capture German trade, but the of German trade, he submitted business These Bilent Witnesses how shall they work or at play. There is no need to detendents had set themselves denberately men would regard the letter of the defend- suffer.
Gornian eremy to dants ay meaning to keep the profts here who unprotesting plead Neutrality
The While their seared eyes the lurid vision ace Speedy relict is found in
Kind. for the defendants themselves.
offence, if any, was of a technical charao Of martyred brethren in a ravished land ter, and there was no venom or wicked- Torn by the claws of bestial savagery;
in the proposal.
While in their unresponsive ears rings
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project of If it were to be neid that the projects disclosed in the defendants' letter could be carried out, the fact would go far is justify the German gibe that we wwe nothing but a nation of shopkeepers and never had a thought abore that of making money."
nese
maid,
appear
Sir Willian Cobbett, in reply, submit- ted the offer was made as 8001 as letter which contained it was out of the The wail of slaughtered peasent, hapless control of the sender. The proposal was Formal evidence was given, and Chief continuous up to August 13th, when the And matitated babe? What shall be said Detective-Inspector A. A. Lewis described letter reached Shangbai. It could hage By these when at the bar of Heaven his visit on September 2nd to the de been revoked by the defendants at any Both small and great, and the last debt And it does it quickly. Backache, fendants house wisere he had a convertime up to that date by cable. neuralgia, rheumatism, sciation Boreation with Mr. Tolson. Mr. Tolson Mr. Brierly said the magistrates were throat, and headaches speedily and post-called the attention of the witness to the of opinion there must be a conviction in Shall their poor plea avail them once tively relieved. You will be sorry you paragraph in his firm's letter to Mesars. the case. They certainly thought there had not heard about it sooner.
Jebsen that they could not ship goods was a proposal to trade with the enemy Compassed by that mute cloud of testi- Sold ut is. 4d. per bottle) without legal consultation,
within the raeaning of the Act and of the mony
The pointing fingers of the innocent slain? Mr. Acton, for defendants, submitted Proclamation Agents for Hongkong :—
that there was no case to answer, and no
What shall the Verdict, what the Judg
ment, be 1 Messra A 8. WATION & CO., Ila. proof that Messrs. Jebsen were of enemy
J. M. G. nationality. [10/0-21
With regard to the Pro
Mr. Brierley consented, on the appli- cation of Mr. Acton, to state & case for a higher wars-London and China Express.
is paid
again,
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HREE-BOOMED FLAT3 in Humphrey's
Building Kowloom, aman sekata FOUR-LOOMED FLATS in May Road, with every modern convenience, ineinding English Baths and Kitchen Rangen, Hot Water and Water Carriage System A few Fists specially designed to accommodate thres bachelors at reasonable rentals. Immediate розевятом.
FOUR-BOOMED HOUSES in- Gordon Terrace and Balisbury Avenue, Kowloon,
Apply to
HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE
Co., LTD. Alexandra Bafldings. Hongkong, 26th November, 1915. (1177)
ON BALE.
BWEEKLY PRESS, JANUARY to JUKW FOUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONG 1916. With Input Price $7.50.
On Sale at the "Hongkong Daily Prass *** Office.
Hongkong 10% Anguri, 1915.
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