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FROM XEW YORK.

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THE Steamship

THE TEA HABIT IN PARIS. VISITORS AT HOTELS

#AQUELLE HEURE FIVE O'CLOCK EZ-VOUS 1* COMPLETELY PARISANISED" -

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Mr El. Askais Mr T. Adair

Hoshino Hư

Dr. J. W. Anderson

Miss M. H. Arnold" Mr & Mrs S. Taker

Mr B. C. Barretin

M: E. E. Peblio.

Mr & Mrs E. Biganzi

The Paris Five o'clock" began modestly about twenty-five years ago in a little shop in the Ris de Rivoli, where you would read the London newspapers. Since then it has grown steadily in im- portance and assurant of the writick Mr W. E. Bor

'thas“ let on

a

Mr B. J. Birteck

SI I. Taklam.

shop annoue, and over the teleptol. H. H

A toute

You are

asked * X_wke

Baph Brad five fit.

'clockezvous! It to longer a sign

"of Anglomania ar indiqusition to

Bowa

wa at any hour of the days at dink | Mr.A. W. Glialımın

it in the afternoon is a sophisticated habi..

It has been as completely Parisianised as the tailor-mad cistame. Beth are of English origin. but they have, now taken French natinality.

· B. C. Bedig Mr E. Carrion Mr M. C. Chat? MD. R. Dari My E. Davis M. Dedien Mr Mr. Dolls

1

Ben

Mr J, A. Genlon'

· Mr 15. Latebure -

31 S. 1. Ligh

Lousk

Mrd Mrs W. P. Lomon

31s 1. Lidbell Ar F. Ma Et. 4. Stamline

Meflaskes

11. Meternal MER. McDermid Mr&Mr.

Mr. Mc Lates Miss Mehnikat MrA. Midn

Mr

„E. Stoituzio

Mr M, Moore,

NYK

SATLINGS SUBIECT TO'LÅTKRATIKE. »

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shughai, Japan ports. Through Bill of Lading issnect to all Uverland common Paints in USA. and Canada. Through passage rates to Europe via America 0.846.5, 0.8420, 0.3440

Saturday, 10th July at 11 am, IYO MARU

Saturday, YOKOHAMA MARU..

3th Aug.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore, &c.

HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

Friday,

"ORNOA MARI

Morris

SUWA MARU

Dr. J. Moers

FUSHIMI MART

Mr J. D. P. Makler Mr Stes W. N. 11.

Mundoch

DAKAR MAEU

Mi

1)

Molliver

Echegeren

Mr & Mr B, J. Parsous Mr Ms H, Pearmau

Me A. U. Pederse

3lett. Berg

Mr Th. Chimper.

Mr W. Posner

Mrs D.E.M.Drunganal

frJ. L.. Thrand 3lr & R.

When ta wi, higst made by French! people it had very little it out with Jean i was known in England. It tasted the the medicinal mixture many or them thought it was. No French ser- vaut knew how to make it. There was ritual bout the preparation. The pot was not warned the water was seldom hailed, before it was throws on the leaves; it trickle from the spout weak Pandite, and was only paintable to French taste when of syrup-bike sweettips. But nowadays it is as we made in France as a England, and the cork cents to wart the po, smiling indulgently shM dows, it at the futility of such foreign

way.

Toast and muffins, sandwiches, and all sorts of hale cakes are served with f This bread and butter has never bee achieved. It remains the speciality of the English home. The way the ten in served and taker is peculiarly French. Set sidde every guciary en aneh saneer, with a bath ten napkin Fold in the

plate with a sBver of elt knife" and fork on it. Somebody, anybody, zums round the table and pones grű the ta - if it were ligen, nind you take yigir WB_ sugar and milk.

**

and

A HUSS WITH SPORINS.

Then there is the French way with spoons! The Englishestie ther tasa ng kame conspicuous as possible and slide the spoon. Late the saucer as if they were ashamed of it... The French make a great fus with theirs, and it is no social in to leave it in the eup Apither is it undor gients to dip your broche into the tea before thing it.

Everything move to a quick measure. do not hear the his of boiling water in a silver kettle over a golden flame. The tea is not taken froin an old tea-caddy, in spoonfuls, one for each person and ene for the pot. Ali That is done in the kitchen. Thể nagees is fine, the china delicate, but there no family tray with silver teapoty sugar basta, and ercam jug dating from good Queen Anne The tea service is never

All that is left of my "greatgrand mather's Crown Derby." The custom of the Five o'clock in Franer has me yet grown up to a tradition. and the tools ured for it are modern.

Mr C, van Driel Endt Air A.

Floguet Mr S. 8. Food

tr&Mrs W. H. Gale Mr, Careia Mrs Garlington Dr. R. E. Mr.A. J. M. Gomes, air V.

Mrs J. Lionha Nettoye

Grawit APPL. PL.

Harry

M

Me Anita Henti. Hurston

Mek Hausermas ME. J.

J. van Hoeke The Henderson

Str 13. 1

Wins 1. Hall

Mr. Humphreys str. 1.

Kauter

Me Jeanfira

Mr A. Juke's

Mr T. E. Fake

Mr.S.H. Langston Br 3. Ep fapt, dr C. Larfagne

Me & Mret". Lauritsen Me S. Lawrence Mr. Mr Misk Lawrie

Me M., (quist

Mr & Mrs. Horton

chill

Mfr Rida Roche Mr & Mrs Perez

Mr. H. Rowe

Rosales

Mr J. De Bou Mr R. B. Roxbatch Mrs E. W. de Rasey Mr J. Salier

M: A. Schubert Mr & Mrs T, Fullay

Moth

Mir W. K. Sraith

Mir (2. 3. Thompso

Mr B. A. Tobia

Mir A. Pudjia

Mr. R. A. Waalenosti Mr C. Wall

Mr. & Mrs & Watts. MP3, Weake Alr R. G. Woodlige Mr. F. Wright Mrd. 1. Wynberg

Col. & Mrs H1, A, I -Mr P. M. Hochgson Mr G. H. Legeft, Mr N. Parker

Rercise Bas Hoc Mr. H. Backhouse Mr & Mrs M. Hayer Mea Mrs Bitzer 3x A. Brustelt Mr. Davenport

Browa Mr & Mrs hidd Misy Dougla Miss are

Mr & Mrs Rodgers,

and children Mr R. Shunik Me & Mrs D. 11. Mr Tolles tiue##Gre3Ee }t W%k

Mr & Mr L. H, Cary Mr & Max R. 11.

30m, 11. C'Hapka,

Stewart

Mrs J. Clin

Mr N., Wenser

PEAK HOTEL..

Arthur

Me W. Armstrony A & Mrs. A.

Mies E. 1. Bülley MR. K. Barnett, Where the Five o'clock is a public cetr. || Me V: kujulm mony it means much more tha tea, and Capt. 36. 1. Jansett, wich, rich cakes, and dainty service. Dr. & Mr N. Bereitz In its early stages it. was enlivened by aur R. O. Binl orchestra, gossip, and pet dogs. A few St. W, A. Bonnar of the best hotels made a feature of it. Mr. A. d. Baker Then the regular tea-room came into belir.E. 5. Birke

und ing

gave you the same thing for less MT Bradl money. All this was revolutionis by Mr 31. J. Ben dancing. Wherever there was Since "p] Li-Col. U, H. Brown

fox tangi

Miss P. W, Brown trot," there wer crowds of people, thor who danced and

thu

to

|

Karda

who looked on. The rivalry between Mr E. S. Bustart the hotel and the tea-rooms gare mouet-Miss . fa Khach

4. a succession of ventures | Mr H. 1

H. C tars popularity

Mr J. R. Collis when Paris was dancing and. Now, when dancing like le-drinking, has become a f. If. Corunck habit, The Five o'clock has tid down is . M. Catton into fixed degrets of popularity, and cou Mr & Mrs D. W. Burch A. Dobbin Lt. Col. "pay your money and take your choice!"

Mr & Mrs J. Dangun GREAT VARIETY,

Er W. E. Dye If you wish, you can have a cup of tea | Miss A. E. Beer with a roll and batter for two franes Mr & Mrs W. A at a fashionable hole! for the same thing, You can go whelle there are dancing and fashions to ee, or you can sit in an up stairs room over a small book-hop which is reached by a lift and there drink gold- en actar and "commuus quietly with a friend. Should

foul be your object, there are tea shops celebrated for their cake. the popularity of which has never falters through all the changing years, and the fabrication of which only erased during the years when the curcity of sugar made cit impossible, a

Mr A. Fori it. B. 4. Frederick 31 & Mrs W.,

Goodfellow Mr & Mr. M. Gordon is R. Mirisson Mr & Mr. A. Hal-

in M. 3. Itali Capt. E. Hall Mr & Mrs J. Hancock Mr J. B. Hawke Mr G. M. Hemiwert!

UX, Jenkins Jr W. W. Jorkut Miss K. Kemely Mr 31 F. Key

Mr & Mrs E. P. Kill Mr & Mrs A Lane“

Mr.K. Laurson Mrk ik be

Lewis

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Major & Mrs. B.

Mr. F. bingd Mr. J. Strix Mr W. Legan Mr & Mrs A. N. Lupe Mrs Media Mr K. E. Mimmack Mr.

Mr D. W.

31et konakl

Anton

Mis M. News-laoline

Mr M. D. Parr

Mr A. M. Pant

Phillip

Mr A.H. Pean "Mr. P. A. Perry

Major & Mrs V.. Mr. Phil Me 50% Roberta Mr W. E. Holg It.-'ol Mr B..

Sanders

Sfr 1. G. Seatt

Dr. J. I. Shelkbear De Wa Shelton Capt. & Mr Skinner Mr & Miss Stabbings Jr E. Standee

Mr & Mrs P. H

Suckling Mr. Thwaites

Wait

Mrs J. Thomson Mr. A. W. Tickle MW. Wakeban

Hawler Capt R. P. Walker

Aelatively rrent innovazion is the Mr & Mrs W. J teashop of the wigising, de agurrnale Mr J. R. Hinar These case democratiwil the Five o'clock, Į MIPT. W. Homily.

very day they are crowd with shop} Me T. Howorld ppy and on Thursday, the school half. holiday, they are like huge nurseries." The suburban lady lose them. She sit

Mr W. Manetz over her tea, her cheedlar, her tape. 1. L. Brown gende, ani, rats case ter cake th

***MF B. S. Corke Frehsh. She hangs her paicas all over her 31 d. 8. L'ox &

trew the floor with dem, and

Xtry W. S.Cuf

Clifferently the wairng tail of

"SUVEBIC" having arrived, Consignees of Cargo by her are pits

Qu

who

dr the HONGKONG informed that all Goods are being landed at their lens "her li powder, her nose, red-

War & Bows COMPANY, risk into the hazanions and/or extra-hazardous about the tip, and glares at KOW MAN LTD. whence and/or from the delivery may be obtained.

wharves, Godown of Flongkong and Kowloon, Wharf. When they fake up the places

No Cisins will be listed after the Coral have left the Liclowns, and all Goods reniniting und-livedal inter the word just, will hembjret

to

All ainst the Ateamer must be printed to the Guleraigned on or before the July, or they will net li recognized. All frken, chufel, and damaged Goods are left in the Cedown where they will be examined the the 2nd flat, at

Lo

10 AM

No Fire Insurance has been ret-l Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBE, LIVINGSTON & CO, LTD.,

Agents. Hongkong, th June, 1924.

[000 #

HONGKONG WEEKLY

PRESS.

CONTAINING ALL THE WEEK 8

LOCAL NEWS.

The Parar to send Home:

& folown La, T., whence delivery may be obtinel,

Clain will be sulmitted No

be

NCRE

the Goods

-be

to

to

can find no tapty tab

table. She gat her rent. ely drags

signly pays the hill, hestates the more of those who are waiting to be her to seize her chair when it shall

There is no pity, no ym racant.

pher glance, and she insists on the

which does not allow a stranger, her table without her

Berisol, though it bu prepared for and she thing but one of places. The time is far diglage when the only reffehriat to bu had in any of the hig shops was a glass of Syrup and water given free to the who liked to line up to take their tar of being served by n shop official in uniform Now there are few big shops and to corn:" er of the City without ten rooms...

juve left the downs, nod all Goods remain ing delivered after 23 Jan 1924), will

torbit.

zainsk Use |

Stester 3. Like sented to the Endersigned on or before June, 1924, or they will not be recognized..

All broken, clates and damaged Goods Art to be left in the Golowns, wher they will

examningi on 23rd Joms, 1981, at 10.00 al. No Fire IuIANCE has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by THE BANK LINË, LTD,

General Agents Hongkong, 12th June, 1924.

OVER HALFACENTURY REPUTATION.

OLIVERA KIDNEY)

DALECLERC'S PILLS FOR THE

INVALUABLE (ar

Lical, legding CHEMISTS, AT

SARAGRANT RECOUTERJEMATI

DR.LECLERC'SG APERIENT

D'ariLLE FOR

DALEGLERG'SAN MUA Tele

BAFE AND RELIABLE-BOW, LADIES ALL MEXIK DR. LECLERO'S SNAP, Anne & Zomato i

SAYINGS OF A WEEK.

Osculation on paper is a rather un- satisfactory performano-Lord Garzon. Morality end always afford to wait, sine it triumphs in the end.-M. Moynaline Birrell

The world's nations are suffering from a surplus of politica and a shortage of production-Lord Leverbalme,

Capt W. C. Weston M-H. L. Setos Wintor MPG. C. Worall

PALACE

HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs H2Goliken-

larry

Mir 1. dad MJ: 311onadel. rd.MePortla

Mr B. J. I. Moore Mr D. Reith

31 W. Row

Mr H. Smith

Capt. L. With

Mrs L. Stringer and

Mex Tullock Mr H. Wilsor

BIES FOR WOMEN.

chill

KRJONT COLOURS FOR DAY AND EVENING

PROCKK.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, &e.

YOSHINO MARU

AKI MARU

Wednesday, 2nd July, at 11am. Walmonday, 18th July

Thalav. 10th July

4th lids

Wednesday, 16th July, at 11 am Wednesday, 19th Aug.

Saturday,

5th July

Wednesday, 2nd July ·

Sunday 29th June

10th July

NEW YORK & BOSTON via PANAMA.

TATSUNO MARU

BUENOS AIRES ria Singapore, Durban & Cape Town.

BOMBAY, vis Singapore & Colombo,

KAWACHI MARU

CALCUTTA MARU

SADO MARU...

AWA MARU

Sunday. Thursday,

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Raugoou.

TOKUSHIMA MARO...

PENANG MARE

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

AKI MARU

20th June,

Thursday, 19th June

Wednesday, 9th July

i

Thursday,

10th July

Saturdy, 21at Tone

Sunday,

Dead fute 1st July

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

MALACCA TARU

DARBAN MARU

HAKURAN MARU

For further information, apply to--

Tuesday,

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Y. YAMAMOTO, Manager.

Telephone: Central No. 93 &ION

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM & ANTWERP Via Singapore,

Colombo, Suez and Port Said.

"ATLAS MARU"

4.

RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES-via Saigon, Singapore,

Colombo, Durban and Capetowu.

"TACOMA MARU

BOMBAY via Singapore and Colombo."

SUMATRA MARD".

SHUNKO MARU (Calls at Penang)

BANGKOK, SAIGON via SINGAPORE.

BUSHO MARU".

ابر

CALOUTTA Via Singapore & Rangoon,

"GANGES MARU" (Calls at Penang)

Wednesday, 11th July.

Monday,

7th July.

Friday,

Saturday,

20th June. 5th July,

Wednesday 2nd July.

Thursday, 26th June.

9th July.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA & VANCOUVER via Shanghai and

Japan Ports.

"ARABIA MARU”

Wednesday,

NEW YORK via Japau Ports, San Francisco and Panama.:

HAVRE MARU

Sunday,! ta July

JAPAN PORTS-Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Yukkaichi and Nagoya,

CELSBES MARU :

ALPS MARU:

"ARABIA MARU'

KELLUNG. via SWATOW & AMOY.

"""AMAKUSA MARU"

TAKAO VIA SWATOW & AMOY.

"KOTSU MARU TAKAO & KEELUNG.

"SOURABAYA MARU”

Thursday, 16th June Sunday, 29th June. Wednesday, 9th July.

Sunday, 2nd June, Noom.

Thursday, 19th June,

kday, July." For further particulars pisse apply to

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA,

`F. SHIMA, Manager.

Telephone Nos. 4086, 4089, 4090.

COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA DE BARCELONA

Spanish Royal Mail Line

For MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, SUEZ, FORTSAID,

8.8.

... BARCELONA and OTHER SPANISH PORTS. "ISLA DE PANAY

19th July

S.S. "LEGAZPI"

5th Sept.

8.8. "Q. LOPEZ Y LOPEZ"

30th Out,

S.S.

ISLA DE PANAT

21st Dec :

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For TOKOHAMA, KOBE, NAGASAKI, and SHANGHAI, 8.8.18LA DE PANAY"

Bled Jans

8.5. "LEGAZPI”

19th Aug.

8.8. C. LOPEZ Y LOPEZ"

12th Ang

S.S.

ISLA DE PANAY"

..Sed-Dec.

The steamers of the Company are all classed 100 At at Eloyd's and are fitted with every modern convenience for the comfort and safety of the passengers." Stewardess and Doctor carried

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OTREATING

For Freight and/or passade apply to

"

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ALL LINKS IN SOUTH MANCHURIA AND CHARN (Koura, East of Munday.

SUMMER - HOLIDAY

RESORTS

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HOSHIGAURA.-Finest Seaside Summer Holiday Besort in North China. Five mils.

from Dairen, but soonected with the city by special motor and carriage road and electr iratiway. Yamato Hotel (85 rooms) and 15 forished bungalows in charming aliff garden Capital place Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Billards, Orchestra twice a week. Capital for children.

A fashion now being introduced is the OGONDAJ-Most beautiful and select Seeside Resort in the Far East. Two milestrom Port Arthar. Formerly the Summer Resort of the high Russian officers and offolik Yamaka bib for weinen. There are day. bibs, Hotel and 20 yiles and bungalows, mortly with detached servants quarters. Excellen Wondertal Boenery, Hiroris Battlefields, Buined and Diamantled Forts Miles for charming

Bait place for high-clam families it two memorable Bieges and ita

evening bits, and military bibs, says and Drives. Abtradant Pionicing Facilities. Orchestra "twice a week

London paper

One, seen on a white crêpe de Chinn summer frock, was made of cherry | PORT coloured silk and covered the whole front of the bodice as far as the waist, where it was held in place by a nbelt

Evening dresses have quaint bibs of

metal broende trimmed with coloured stones, the neck strings being composed entirely of atories. As a rule, the bib on an evening frock in of á material which contracts with that of the frock,

Millinery bibs of gaily patterned or black and white silk are attached to the underbrim of raw hats, bang down the sides of the face, and are tucked into the. roat in place of the popular coster scarf.

drive

a beautiful landlocko ET ARTHUR Flies,

one hour's journey Dairen by express trala. Yamato Hotel (15 rooms)

a froth walk or Sancient place of historical and scenic Interest to fill a month with a Revery day. Most bowling and salubrious spot in the Far Eastern KONGOSAN,The famous Diamond Mountain of Korea. A special Bummu Bork vivalling" Switzerland for climate and scenery, Beautiful peaks and charming cascades. Grand recuperative nalities Kongosan Hotel (10 rooms) at Onseki and Choanji Hote) (11 rooms) Cho enri

All ender the direct management, of the SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY CO. Illustrated Booklets and "all Information post free on request.

Applications may be sent to the Hotel Managers at the various resorts or so

THE SUPERINTENDENT OF HOTEIS, Trafic Departnica.

❤ Cable: Add MARZETRU, UA, SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY, Daien.

Codes A.B.Q8th Ed. A1. Lisbara.

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