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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

"GLEN" LINH OF STEAMERS, LTD. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM UNITED KINGDOM, GENDA, PORT SAID & STRAITS.

HE Steamship.

THE

PEMBROKESHIRE" having arrived from the above ports, Con signees of Largo by her ate hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and or extra bazardous Godowns of The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence,

and/or from

the wharves, delivery be obtained. doods not cleared by the 5th Aug, 1900,

p.m. will be subject to rent.

broken,

Aft

chafed and damaged packages are to be left in the Godowns where they will beexamined by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas en 5th Aug., 1999, at 10 aid. Claims against the steamer including those for cargo delivered wust be presented on the special form provided, and must also be submitted within 30 days of arrival otherwise they will not Ea recognized.

No Fire Casurance will be effected by us in say case whatever.

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON & (5., LTD., Agents. Hot kong, 29th July, 1982.

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HONGKONG COLD STORE.

INTIMATIONS

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY,

W

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

TE have from THIS DAY, Removed

ons Offices to 35, WINDSAM STRETT

R. K. MODI. Hongkong, 17th July, 1922.

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OFFICE ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE

CONNAUGHT HOUSE. (LATE THE ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL.).

· NOTICES TO`CONSIGNEES

THE BEN LINE OF STEAMERS, LTD.

FROM ANTWERP, MIDDLESERO', LONDON AND STRAITS.

The Steamship "BENGLOE"

CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby inform-

CONSIGNERS of dat

their risk into the hazardous and/or extra bazardous Godowns of the HONGKONG and Kowlook WHARY & GODOWN Company,

and/or from LTD, whence

the wharvas delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted afterthe Goods have left the Godowns, and all Gooda remaining undelivered after the 1st August, will be abjesi

rent.

VER LARGE ROOMS To "be Let for use Ofires. Chambers, Shops, etc., Taintediately at Modemte lente.

Apply for fall particulars. rentals, term, &c.,toto MESSRS. ITASTINGS & HASTINGS.

Selictors etc..

Yent Road Central.

Des

D

HONGKONG TRAMWAY CO, LTD. (INCORPORATED ET TİK United Kinodox).

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OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an INTERIM DIVIDEND of ONE SHILLING per Share on account of the year 192 has been declared.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 15th Augast, or they will not be recognised."" All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be samined on the 1st August, at 10 am. No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO. LTD.,

Agenta.

(1287 "Hongkong, 25th July, 1932.

JULY 31st, 1928....

INTIMATION

unable to act, for the reason that tho that unequal distribution of wealth which: removal of the embargo would immet is becoming more and more manifest in iately sped exchange on New York up Japan. Industries engaged in the manu¬ many points and those who had pur-facture of articles almost solely for chased raw materials at the lower rate foreign use, have, of course, suffered. would suffer a heavy blow. This is most from the high prices and "thé.con- exactly the same policy that was followed sequent rise in the cost of inbour, and by the previous Minister of Finance and some of them have had jo suspend busi- the Government generally, policy of ness altogether owing to the failure to

Despite the Largely softening the blow to the merchant, aris find a market. Here it is evident, the

Increasing Demand

for

WATSON'S

E

that to some

ing out of his rashness or speculative only recoursë for the reduction of prices: dealings, or even

isis to lower the tariff, but any general of, nverting altogether, apparently "in the hope lowering of the tariff is impossible in the # revival of trade is bound face of the strong opposition of the Booner or later. A revival of capitalists, who, having made large in trade has come, even to conatries which vestments in many companies, could not suffered a good deal more in the war endure their "investments bring depreciat than Japan, but still Japan is in the ed by such a measure. Many attempts dumps of a depression with little sign of are being made to obtain cheap labour- daylight ahead. Curiously enough. Mr, so that the competition with foreign lcsik does not seem to see that it is industries may be continued, such as the. the gold embargo that is responsible for introduction of Korenn labour, or oven.. the low rate of exchange, although he the removal of the Japanese factories to admits that exchange would jump up if China, where cheap labour ぐれす be the embargo were removed. He looks to obtained. This, however, though very the rate of exchange being improved by hetoficial e China, cannot improve the some other means, for he states that if lot of the Japanese worker" or help "to the rate of exchange showed signs of bring down prices at home, and with the improving then the embargo might be gradual dissipation of the wealth Japan removed. This is JL71 extraordinary earned in the war, the crash that has been instance of the vicious circle. The gold so long suspended duawa perceptibily embargo is depressing exchange, yet until nearer. exchange rises it cannot be removed. guarantee ther appears from a statement by Mr.

lk that the Japanese Government has added to the list of authorized architects.

The name of Mr. A. N. Lucey has been. have left the Godowns, and all Goods that for a long time,xed the selling price of the specie

means Mr. N. Smith has been appointed by

COPENHAGEN,

The DIVIDEND will be payable on and after WEDNESDAY, the Zil day of August, THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LTD., 1990 to Shareholders on the Register on TUESDAY, the i

the 8th-day of August, 1922, and will be paid to

to Shareholders on the Colonial (Hongkong) Register as the exchange rate of 2. 7l per Dollar.

0

WING to Structursi Alterations we are

closing down this Department as from

Hongkong. 24th July,

By Order of the Board,

W. E. ROBERTS,

1990

Secretary.

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1ST AUGUST, 19 and have transferred the business to Messrs. TE DAIRY FARM. IL" COLD STORAGE Company,

1805]

HONGKONG HOTEL. CF. TRATT,

Manager.

TO THE KURLIC,

NOTICE.

OFFICIAL NOTICE.

PROPOSAL TO CHANGE. A SHIPS NAME.

THE MS.

T

JAVA."

having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or aftra-hazardous Godawas of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co, Ltd., whence. delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods

undelivered after of August, 1912, will be ambject to rent.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to W E the P SUS STEAMSHIP COMPANT.be left in the Godowns, where they will be

LIMITER OF

Victoria in the Colony of examined by Messrs. GODDARD & DOVOLAS ON Hougkong, berely give notice that in con. the 3rd of August, 1922, at 10 a.... sequence of her present name being unsuitable All Claims must reach us before the 6th of we have applied to the Board of Trade, under Angust or they will not be recognized. Section 47 of the Morchant Shipping Aut. 1594,

No Fire Insurance will be effected.. in respect. of the ship" 1'47" of the Port of

Bills of Ladin wül be countersigned by KAI | Manila Ofeial number

MANNERS & BACKHOUSE, LTD.. 11299

Agenta..

THE KAU LUNG SZE YEUK

FONG FERRY CO., LTD. THE - Company HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that on and after the FIRST DAY OF AUG. 1998. tickets will recognized by the sail Company antess such tickets are bought at the Company's Ticket Offices at Victoria Street Wharf and Western Market: What situate in Hongkong ur at the said Company's Wharves at Yaumati, Mongkok or Sanishi Mituate in Kowiu.

It is also NOTIFIED for General Information that All tickets will be available for the day of Issue only.

THE KAU LUNG SZE, YEUK KAI FONG FERRY CO., LIMITED.

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HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

NOTICE

Iasvx or 17TH FERRUARY, 1992, or 109,650 Annetnost SALES OF THE NOMUNAL VALUE OF 310, AS A PREMIUM of 85

EACH. (S) PER Sayat Pan UP). CHAREHOLDERS are:

are reminded at a SECOND INSTALMENT on the above of $5 per share (5 plus 32 premina per share fall du TUESDAY, the 15th Angust. 1822. Remittances shohl I made to the Company Bankers, the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, in Hongkong, on or befors that date.

THE REGISTER OF SHARES of the Com

will i

CLOSED from WEDNESDAY. pany the 2D to TUESDAY, the r AUGUST 192 (both days inclusive), during which period no transfer of wires can he registered."

By Order of the Board of Directors,

A. V. WARD."

Acting Secretary.

Hongkong, 27th July, 1992

DAIRY

FARM NEWS.

DAIRY PRODUCE.

FRESH MILK

Al the following form--Sterilizel,

Skimmed, Butter and Scured.

FRESH CREAM

FULL RICH

BUTTER

Daisy, Dairymaid and Siamesek Brands.

CHEESE Elam, Auxirulina Cheddar, Americao Stilton

and Picnic.

THE DAIRY FARM, IOE & COLD STORAGE CO., LTD.

THE CORONET

SEE SPECIAL AD,

ON PAGE 1,

KOWLOON THEATRE.

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

DAY DAY

of groom twinsgre 1,400 tons, register tonnage Sod was, heretofore owned by MANGGAL AND COMPANY OP MANILA in Philippine Islands for the permission to change her name to "NEW MATHILDE" to have her registered in the new name at the Port of Hongkong awned by us the said Po Sex STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LAMETRO.

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Any objections to the proposed change of name must be sent to the Registrar of Shipping at Hongkong within seven days from the appearance of this advertisement.

THE PO SHUN SS. CO., LTD. Duted at Victoria aforesaid this 24th day of July, 1922.

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MRS. HAN INOKUCHI TELEPHONE K 754. No. 21, ABELET ROAD, KOWLOON. Back of STAR TUFAYRE.

CERTIFICATED EXPERT MASSAGE

(HAND AND ELECTRIC),

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AUCTIONEER BURVEYOR AND

GENERAL BROKER.

S& SA, D'Aguilar Street, Telephone1Na. 2939

WEEKLY AUCTIONS, TUESDAYS-

MIBGELLANECTS GOODS.

THURSDAYS:

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THE CHINA SPECIE BANK, LTD.

HEAD OFFICE

ST. Grozor'a Bumbrie, HosSLENE,

Chairman of Board of Directors MR. WONG SELIU. HAM.

Chief Manager... Mr. L. B. Hattı.. Amt, Manager, Mr. E. T. Wore, ~Hongkong Manager_Mr. L. P. ALins.

Foreign amhange and General Banking. business transacted.

Current, Savings and Fixed Deposits been { interestá at rates of 2 per cent, 4 percent, and € per cont, per annum, respectively..

L & HOLUM Hongkong, October 2nd 1950

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ist (Ehould Purchase.

BY THE FEARL RIVER,

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FRICE

$1.78

On Bale #1 Hongkong: "Danży Paina Ofice:

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THAT GIRL MONTONA

Canton

FOR EUROPE AND AMERICA'

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A Comprehensive and Complete Record

of the NEWS OF THE FAR EAST Is given of the

OGRONG

#

WEEKLY

PRESS

with which is incorporated

"TRI CHISA Overland Trade Report."

Babecription, paid in advance, #11 per annum. Including Postage.o any pets of the world. $13.

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"

ADVERTISEMENTS

SCOTCH

WHISKY

We can

abroad uut 21

figure that

yet, all Customers Japanese importers have old and

new-may rely on imbibing Real pre-war Whisky -of genuine age. For such is WATSON'S E. Whisky.

A, S. WATSON

CO., LTD....

Wine & Spirit Merchants:

ESTABLISHED 81 YEARS.

BIRTHS CANCE-At Wenchow, on July anh, to Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES CANCE, daughter. DAMSGAARD.-In Denmark, on July 18th, to Mr. and Mra, ALEXIS DAMEGAARD, of Shanghai, a son.

commission

It

to pay H.E. the Officer Administering tho

of four per cent.. to | Government to act as Superintendent of the Government in addition to the cost Prisons during the absence on leave of of goods. It can hardly be surprising, in Mr. J. W. Franks. these circumstances, that exchange is Mr. E. W. P. Mills, of HM. Consular depressed, and a suspicion must be enter Service, who has been temporarily in the offices of the Consulate-Genedal at Shang- hai, has now gone on to Nanking, where

tained that the refusal to remove the embargs is partly tie to an uni undoubtedly would be lost if the Govern

aess to lose this source of revenue, as it

he is serving as Vice-Consul.

H.M the King's" approval has been.. received of the appointment of the on Mm C. Montague Ede to be unofficial member of the Executive Council during. the absence from the Colony of the Hou. Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C.

/

People contemplating paying a șisit to

A Shanghai paper reports that Nikolai Dmitrievitch Sokoloff, a Petrograd bar rister, has been appointed Soviet Ambas- ador to China. A description of his career and activities under the Bolshevist regime is reprinted from the Izvestit under the title The Traitors of Russin"

ment monopoly on the export of gold was abolished,

This tinkering with the exchange rate is fatal to the restoration of sound commercial dealings, whether in the way of export or import. Japan is complaining that her export trade is dend, partly owing to the exchange rate being against her, as she has to give a hundred yens' worth of goods for 847.73 Japan will learn with satisfaction that in American" money, with corresponding the police of Yokohama have started a. rates for other countries. The improve campaign against ricksha men who Reece ment of the exchange, which Mr. Ichatrangers Papers in Japan admit that admits would immediately take place if the campaign is long overdue. the embargo were removed, would, how- ever, cause loss to a small number of Japanese importers, and, therefore, the whole export trade has to suffer. It the inability of Japanese statesmen to take long-sighted views which has done so much to damage Japan's finance and commerce and led to the flinging way of the opportunity which the war gave her The Kanegafuchi Cotton Spinning Com- pany (Tokyo), at its general meeting has of increasing and developing her trade.

There afe, of course, other reasons for Passeil a resolution to contribute Yea the unfavourable rate of exchange, but 200,000 to the relief fund for the unem- these also move in the magic circle played in general. It is expected, says a which, it seems, will never be brokenews agency, that this splendid änder

taking on the part of this Company will One of these is the high prices in Japan, give a wholesome impetus and act as a which show no signs of diminishing but precedent to capitalists in Japan rather of increasing. Evidently the

Every item of public business before the WSTAMPS of all kinds, Common or BSZAR-DORISSOT-At Shanghai, on July not going to receive less for his money has reference to extensions of the wates foreign purchaser of Japan's products is Sanitary Board, at its meeting to-morrow 25th, JACK BEAR, of London, to FREDA than he would in his own country. I carriage system." Unless objection is TORRESAS LEY-On July 2nd, Uco the same kind of goods are available in raised, the Colony will have 45 mord

Dosissor, of Shanghai, TORRESANI (Chinese Maritime Cus his own country, he is not going to water closete after to-morrow. Matters toma), to Miss Lerizia Levi, of Ver import from Japan unless he can get them have reached the stage now, surely, whe celli," Italy,

at a price which will cover all expenses DEATHS.

and leave him a profit. If the goods he GOUCHEB-At Baltimore, U.S.A.,'on July

19th, aged 77, the Reverend Jons requires are not available in his own GoTCHEE, father of Mrs. B. Burgorze country then he goes to the cheapest Chapman, of Wuchung and formerly market abroad, the countries where prices of Nanking,

are high naturally suffering a depression 485) J W. G. HUMPHREYS & Co. - HEMPERLY-At Tokyo, Japan, JoSEPE

FRANKLIN, the son of Mr. and Mrs in exchange through the demand of the J. H. HEMPERLY, of Shanghai, aged foreign buyer that his money should not 13 months.

Letters are lying at this Office for

Baxa QV, RF, BU, RW.TH.

JOHNSON-At Shanghai, on July 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Joussox,

son.

Mr. and B.

MODERN BUNGALOW, Folly For Praxz-At Shanghapon, to until there is some violent disruption.

at Cheung Chow, To be Let or Sold as from September 1st-Write A.Z. TEWKSBURY-At Kuling, on July 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. M. GARDNER TEWAS BURY, & daughter.

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Rare, any amount, up to ten or a hundred thousand, or more. Good prices pail. Buying list free. Address: Oroc Stamp Lo, Box 72 Manila, Philippine Islands. 2. [900

FOR SALE,

LAND, 2000 Las

AND, approximately 7,000 square feet on

aboried brick and conerate building uitable for öfilios and godown!)

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Hongkong Orrion: 101, Das Vaux B., J. LOSTOR OFFICE: 131, FLEET STEERT. E.0.

The Badly Pres

HONGKONG JULY 2187, 1922.

PRICES IN JAPAN.

.

a sub-committee might grant. or refusa there applications, only referring cases of special difficulty to the Board. Other wise, the proceedings of the Sanitary, Board seem likely to be rendered ludi- crous in the public estimation.

Detective Inspector James Watt has just be undervalued liko that of the country retired from the Hongkong Police Force, where he is purchasing. If prices were after 25 years service, and is leaving for brought down, that is if the currency home to-day by the P. & O. s. Kalyen. were not undervalued, then there would. After two years' service in the Aberdee be a rise in exchange, the currencies of City Police Inspector Watt was trans, the two countries would be equated, and ferred to the Hongkong Force, which he KRYPTOK LENSES

business would be brought down to the joined in the year of Queen Victoria's are the most

perfect double focus glasses

sound footing of each country supplying Diamond Jubilee, 1807. Inspector Gerrard for both reading and distant. In the

the other with what it was best able to came to the Hongkong Folice Force at the ordinary bifocal fans, the segment or

produce at the lowest price. Japan, how-same time. For most of the time he has part for reading is cemented to the dis

ever, with her limited resources and her been here Inspector Watt has been con tant

"lens, raising the segment above the Tax expectation that Japan's new high tariff, has built up a number of nected with the detective department and surface of the main lens. The segment Minister of Finance woukl be able to do artificial industries, the existence of which has had charge, Farticularly, of extradi«

tion cases. and- the line of union are always mom something to bring down prices and place is due to the fact that foreign competi- or less noticable. In Kryptok lens, as Japan's commeren on a firmer foundation tion is barred. The original idea, of Dutch message from Weltevreden cement is used, but the reading segment is apparently doomed to disappointment, course, was that these industries would (Netherlands Indies) states that the in electrically faned in a depresion in Mr. IOII seems to be, as helpless as his in time become self-supporting and police on July 20th arrested Dr. Sia, a farmer -Chinese. Consul General "in the the main lens, while the whole lens is predecessor showed himself in getting the ultimately would be able to compete is Straits Settlements, who had been a week ground - smooth on botli rides to the commercial men to recognise that some the world-markets. Unfortunately, how in Java. The authorities are reticent us desired focus. Kryptok lenses of or thing must be lost before anything can ever, little discrimination was shown in to the reason for the arrest" but it is prescription in either regular or Toris be goed. Thus, on the question of the selecting these industries, and those of believed that Sia was sent to Java for Bolshevik propaganda He will be sent form are manufactued by the Hongkong removal of the embargo on the export of them which still continue to exist are in bicle on the first opportunity. Dr. T. P. Optical Co., successors to Clark & Co., gold, which has resulted in an over many cases merely burdens on the Bis was formerly in Singapore in prus- Optical Prescription Specialists, located valuation of the currency, and conse people, who have to pay for their support tice with Dr. Lim Boon Keng and had in 53, Queen's Bond Central -ADVT,

previously been Chinese Consul for queatly has played a part in maintaining the money going into the pockets of the Borneo, but has never been Chinos Co high prices, Mr. LOHIKS professes himself capitalist and thus serving to further put for the Straita