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Writing from Singapore, under date March 31st, 1922, Sir Godfrey Thomas, Private Secretary to H.R.H. THE Pusce or WALZE, Bays:-
SI-I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 23rd instant and am désired by the Prince of Wales to thank you for the copy of the 60th annual edition of "THE DIRECTORY & CHRONICLE FOR CHIA, JAPAN, THE STEAITS SETTLEMENTË, ETC., ETC.," which Hi Boyal Highness has been pleased to accept, and which will be extremely useful during the remainder of the tour.
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HONGKONG.
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IN LIQUIDATION. CiscountATED "IS THE UNITED KINGDOM) 'LOST SHARE CERTIFICATES.
THE Alainistratrix of the Estate of
has requested the Liquidator of this Company to effect the Ismie of Scrip for the Share in the HosezusG
NG TEAMWAYS, LIMITED, to which, under the Terms of the Liquiiation, the Decease!entified by virtue of the holding Di without production 200 Share: in this of Certificates 20 and 671 FR stid th 200 Shares Nos. 177976 representing to 178078, and 6954 to 1961
to, apon the state- ment that site sail (artificates Nos, PP 05. FP and 67 Have Been LOST or DESTROYED, AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that if within 30 Days from the Date hereof No Cajun Thepresentation in respect thereof be made at This Otties the sail Certificates will thereafter be deemed Cancelled and of No Elect.
W... ROBERTS. Attorney for the Liquidator. Hongkong, 5th June, 1924.
"
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DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP
LIMITED.
COMPANY,
THICKETS will be bomed for ROUND
TRIPS during the Months of JULY SEPTEMBER, from HoseRONG to. Foochow (Pagola Anchorage ark? Return, Calling at BWATOW and Axor on both the Upward by the Company's Steamer
and
Now
at the Relice "Rate of $39,
for the Houal Voyage, including Meals while
Port.
the Steamer is in
Press) Voyage
Special Tickets will be available for ONLY
LY by this Steamer, either by the
rage for which it in inted or by her follow-
Yours faithfully,
GODFREY THOMAS,
(Private Secretary.}"
Lovely Healthy Skin Kept So By Cuticura
Daily use of the Soap keeps the skin fresh and clear, while tisches of the Dintinent now and then pře vent little skin troubica becoming 'serious. Do not fail to include the exquisitely scented Cuticnra Talcum in your toilet preparations.
Soap 18., Taleem is. Ed., Olariment 21. 34, KM 16,44, Bold are groot ide Kempire, Deitinh Depal: 7.W bery & SoulARGET, SNAPMrkomankų „sode 3.17.3. 16 Culleur Soap shavsa without meg.
PREPAID
WANTED.
ADVERTISEMENTS
EMPIRE CRUISE.
COOL RECEPTION AT HOBART.
HOW
WAN A CANARD
KILLED.
VISITORS AT
HOTELS
Rosinoso HOTEL
Mr4'. W, Anderson, Ar W. H. Batchelor
Mr E. B. Delilios
Mr LR, D. Berat
Weiring from Hobart to the Nural and Mary Record a correspondent „Me & Mrs R. Big H.M.S. Hood says;--
The Squadron' arrical at. Haħart was somewhat marred by the weather, but as we had been inforited at Melbourne, that Hobart would remind as very much of
Mr 16.J. Birbrek
1. Blackbur Mr L. T. Mr N. Blumenthal
W. L Baron A
England wis were not taken naawares. 3rs in "LETT!""
Mr. Fany Ulcin
Str. S. 15. Feigh
Mes E. Label
Mr L'allourne Little
Mes Quon ay na
danghter.
Mrs K. Lucht Mr 1. Ma-ca
Lt. J. Mandine
Mr. McLean
F
Miss Midhurst
goedvoll
Mr A. Merigot
Hewn
Mr. Mintageë Meck. S.
mare especially when such names as Devonport and Launceston were mention MAW. Graham ed in the papers; in fact, we seemed to Me MH, Brown" have struck a Westcoatry Colony, su that the weather was in keeping for the Mr. V. Carrer time of the your..
There was a noticeable almenge of enthusiasm as we tied up at the Ocean Pier, and although the local Press gavo columns about the ships, the inhabitants were cool it was not until the Art of the visitors came on board that we re
1
Dr. A. G. Clarke Mr A. Craig Mrs 1. It. Dacies" Mr & Mrs 1. M. Davis Mrs L. M
Basis Mrs Me 16. Capt. 1.
Dr. 3. Morrison Mr. Mott
Als J, D. P. Mukher
Mr & Mrs 3Y, N. H.
Mr G. Musitano
Murd
Mr N.SE. V. Xépeats Mr Dilare
SP & Mrs J. Ortaiston
Mr & Mrs. J. Farsous
Mr & Mr H. Parman
Mr A. C. Rerneta
A espard and been spread that we were all in the Navy ritherns a punishment for something we had done or else we had & joined to avoid impri-oment. Many at first thought that this might be a sample of hal humour, but such was Hot the cases
ceived an inkling of what was in the wini chiltre Mr J. M. Voivat
Mrs B. W.
Fitzmy TH. Poster
Dr. R. E. Gill Mr A. & M. tiot Air V
tinnast
Mr V. Gipalhor
Air & Mrs J. tionbd Miss 1. H. No serious a view did we take of it
immy that a deputation from the "Lower Deck | Mr H. 1, Harris. waited on the editor of the local paper, i Mr John Scott Harston Numerous letters also were forwarded to Mr E. Hanseraan him, with the result that he visited the Mr & Mrs V. A.
Heads Admiral'seeretary. He wrote an article, and, in addition gave a leader on that Mr1, J. van Hecke subject. This did tremendous good, as Mr X the reminder of our stay proved equal to the other ports in every respect, a con- certed effort being made locally, to re Movė any ill-feng which might have been cried.
BRITAIN'S DRINK BILL. EXPENDITURE IS 1922 OF
HD07,300,000.
The wantal statement of the United Kingdom Alliance as to the national drink bil shows that the expenditure on alcoholic liquors in treat Britain in 1023 dverend by 3 per cent, and the camp- tion increased by about 7 per cent. as cou. pared with the expetuliture and consumpe tion in 1922.
thenry" 4. 3.
Hodges
Mr. Holtan Mr.J. B. Humphreys Mad. Joanot Mr A Jones Mr S. J. Johnston Mr S. II. Langston Capt. de C. Larfugae Mr & Mrs. Laurits n Mr J. A. for bu
Mr M. J. Quist Me 3. Riant
Mr. Rosentha 31r A. 1. Rowe
Mr H. Roxburgh
.
· E. Score
1924
NYK
BAILANGA SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.
VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai, Japan ports Through Bill of Lading isined to all Overland common Foista in U.S.A. and Canada, Through sage rates to Europe via America 0.84115. 0.3420, 0.8440
Saturday, IYO MARU
19th July. at 11 a.. Saturday 30th Aug.
YOKOHAMA MARU..
MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore, &c.
FUSHIMI MABU
HAKOZAKI MARD........
Wednesday, 16th July, at 11am. Wednesday 30th July
HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM.
DAKWR MARU
Thursdas, 10th July
:
LIVERPOOL vin MARSEILLES & VALENCIA..
GENOA MAND.
Thursday, 10th July, s
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, &c.
YOSHINO MARC
AKI MARU
Wednesday, 16th July, at 11 mpa Wednesday, 13th Aug.
NEW YORK & BOSTON viu PANAMA.
TATSUNO MARU
Monday,
7th July
BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town.
BOMBAY via Singapore &; Colombo,
KAMAKURA MARU
Smith*
AWA MARU
MORIOKA MARU
Capt. J. Sett
MrJ. Russ?
Mr L. Stodar: Mr II, I. Start
Tobias
3rt. Howard Tripp Sira. Freundjian 31r A.
Mr. R. A. Wadeso MP C. Wale Mr & Mrs J. Watts Mr B. t. Welaster Mr H. E. vun der
Mr & Mrs Wood 3. Woodger - Mr.l. F. Wright Mr.J. F. Wylerg
REPCISE BAY Hurt Mr. F. Amieews Mr & Mrs, M. Hager 31r & Mrs Bitar. Mr. A. Blair
Mr A. Brostit
|
377
Mrs H. Davenport
Brow
Mr & Mrs Chubu
Mies Gran Mr & Mrs. H. Geare 31r&Mrs T. J. Lillian Coll & Mrs B. A. Hill Mr P. M. Hodgson Mr T. M. 11s unl
Friv Mr G. H. T,yountr Mr & Mrs B. Lind
The high price of spirits continued to check emsiniption, but the reduction in the price of her increased demand.
The amount sprat on intoxicating 1020 1 liquors Curing
estimated at £907,500,000. Is against £30.000.000 in 19. The expenditure per head of the population was about £7 25., as against Cr 13% in the preceding year.
Comparing expenditure on milk and during the Fear, the figures are: Milk, E.000.000; beer, £193.000.000. The total consumption of absolute, aleohe wa- approximately 51.000.000 gallons & Mrs. A. against 49.500.000 gallas in 1922, and the approximate consumption head is E. B. Bailey for, Great Britain, te gallons; for Eng- Mr. B. K. Banett land and Wales, 1-25 gallons, and for Scot-air V. Benjamin land, 0.55 gallons
fapt, R. Bett
Pass
Mr W. Armstrong *
Arthur
A table giving the exports of British Dr. Mys S. Bercovitz spirits to Caited States and its neighbours Mr. B. E... Binl
W. C. Boatar shows that the quanity given woud be 3e J. only 2 per cent, of the spirit consumption Dr. C. Bowker Lof the States is 1017.
GRAMOPHONE TRIUMPH.
SIR HENRY WOOD ON ITS INFLUENCE ON MUSICAL CULTURE.
L
Mr M. J. Breen
Ru Brown
Col. U 31is
P.
W.
Mr H. G. Bar
Mr T.. BusÜAPI
Miss C. E. Clark
•
Sir H. 12, bu Mr. R. Colli At the final meeting in connction with 3s 1. 11. Cormack the British Musical Ilustries Coafermer
Misti. M. Cotton at Folkeston last month, Sr Henry J. Mr Max O. W. Darcha Wood spoke on the influence of the gratio. 1. Col. R. A. Doblin phone on museal culture, Is the randr & Mrsd, Duncan phone a musten instrument was one of MrW. E. Dye the first question they want ask. Hr Miss A. Dyer thought it was an accordingly would Mr & Mrs W. A. exert grent ausser on the advancement
Werlet
Mustard
Mr & MAP
Mr S. Parker Mr & Mrs Rodgers
Bandchildren
Mr Kase Mr. B. Stark Mr & Mrs DeLo
DesTagore MrTole
towart
Mr JL Walk Mr W. A. Watson Mr N. L. Vanem Mrs J. S. Wolfson Str. 4. M. Wright
Horat..
Mi 01. C. Jenkins
Mr W. W. Janka
Ms. Kemely Jr M.
F. Kry
Mr Ms
F. Kill
Mr & Mrs A. Late Mr K. Laarsou
Mrth. D. kay Major & Mr. R.
Lewis
blr C. F. Lloyd- Mr J. D. Lloyd Air & Mrs W. Liga Str. A. S. Lucey
Mr. M. Mel
Mr E."g, Minan
"M.D. W. Minezon
A 3. Newsimeline
Mrs 31. D. Pare
Mr A. 3. Paul
Mr A. H. Peni. 3r.. A. Vorry Major & MT, H.
Phillip
3Lr J. 31. Philips Mr. C. Rokerus Mr W. E, Roberta
of musics), culture. The regelget on 7 Mr A. Fol. staze. La-Çol & is 0.
tones of instruments and voters was a Lt. E C. Frederick musical triumph and a
d-an artistle godsend. Mr & Mrs W. D.
Goodfellow To-day had the power to spread the i
31. Gordon grapel ef music, throught the world. to provide music in the hene, and by repeat Miss I. 3. Gravema
ink
Mr & Mrs A
it agals and again it was, in his Mr & Mrs, A, Hale opinion, a mest powertal lluene for the Miss . . Hall spread of musical knew esige and for Capt. E. Hall creating a real love of
For
Fach individual Kramophone was a
music the3rd. B. Hawarr a:
Mr G. M. Hemswort's
Mr&M JJ.Hancock
they
a great help by reason of
its ability to reproduce. One got to know Mr & Mrs W, 4. the various instruments and the arts played, and ane could almost staly composey's methods, and that in a manner in which it was impossible for n concert hall to supply
At the conclusion of the address. Major
Hawker
Mr J. K. Hinintarel MrT. Waldorby 31 H. Howell
*Sanders
Mr L. G. Seit Dr. J. L. Shiftrar UT. A. W. Shampton Capt. & Mrs Hijjuner Ms & Mine Stübbings Mr & Mrs P. R.
Thursday, 29th Aug.
Thursday, Tuesday,
10th July
20ak July
Wednesday.
Friday,
Oth July 19th July
Thursday. 17th July
CALCUTTA vin Singapore, Penang & Rangoon
PENANG MAKU
MOJI MAHU...
NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
AKI MARU
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,
AKITA MARU (Omitting Shanghại)
WASASA MARU
KITANO MARU
For further information, apply to
Telephone: Central Nos, 592, 293 & 2459
Tuesday,
Eth July
Tuesday, 15th July Wednesdy. 18th July
NIPPON YUSEN KÄISHA
Y. VAMAMOTO, Maunger.
SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION
& ANTWERP-via Singapore,..
LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM
Colombo, Suez aud Port Said.
"
"ATLAS MARU"
""
Wednesday, 11th July.
RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES-ria. Saigon, Singapore,..
Colombo, Durban and Capetown.
"TACOMAMARU
BOMBAY via Singapore and Colombo.
"SHUNKO MARU" (Calls at Penang) MAMUR MARU" (Calls at Penang) BANGKOK, SAIGON via SINGAPORE,
"BUSHO MARU".
CALCUTTA Via Singapore & Rangoon.
"HAGUE MARU
* 7th July. Monilay
Monday, 7th July.
sotil July
VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA & VANCOUVER via Shanghai and...
Japan Ports.
ARABIA MARU
Wednesday, 6th July
Saturday, 28th July.
Tusyday. 8th July.
Beginning of July.
4th July. Thursday, Turs fay, 5th July. Tanusy.
15th July.
NEW YORK via Japan Ports, San Francisco and Panama..
"НАТНЕ МАКО
יו
JAPAN PORTS-Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Yokkaichi and Nagoya.
-ALPS MARU
"AHABIA MAKU
INDO MARU"
KEELUNG via SWATOW & AMOY.
"AMAKUHA MARU"
KALO MARU"
TAKAO via SWATOW & AMOT.
**KOTSU "MAKU
TAKAO & KEELUNG.
"SOURABAYA MARU”
Sua ay.
6th July, Noon.
Sunday, 13th July, Noon,
Thursday, 3rd July,
Thursday, Ard July.
For further particulars"please apply to→
OSAKA SHÖSEN KAISHA. K. SHIMA, Manager.
Telephone Nos, 478à, 4089, 4000.
COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA: DE BARCELONA
23
Spanish Royal Mail Line
For MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORTSAID. BARCELONA and OTHER SPANISH POETS.
B.S. ISLA DE PANAY" S.B.LEGAZPI"
19th July
5th Sept.
Suckling
S.S. C. LOPEZ Y LOPEZ"
30th Oct.
S.S. "ISLA DE PANAY "
..21st Dev.
}
For YOKOHAMA, KOBE, NAGASAKI, and SHANGHAI,
8.8. "LEGAZPI"
18th Aug.
6.2.
0. LOPEZ Y LOPEZ"
12th Aug.
3rd. Dec:
C. Tawsites Miss Thwaites
Mrs J. S. Thomson Mr A. W. Tickle
Mr W. E. Wakebam
Capt R. F. Walker
3. C. Willmoti
Mr B. L. Seten Wintor
Mr G. C. Worail
PALACE
HOTEL
J. 7. Davis said the Conference was most | Me& Mes 1. Rek grateful to heavy-weight" in the ... Benett
musical art for his weighty wards of em- | Capt. V. 4. Brown couragement to their trade,
WHAT LABOUR WANTS.
NATIONALISATION OF MIXES,
BALLWAYS AND LAND.
MJ, M. Cox
Mr J. McPortland Mr. J. de H. Moore Mr D. Reith
Mr A..B. Rogers
Mrs W. S. Cut
· Mr R. A. Rogers
| Mr & Mrs H. Golden-
berg
Mr A. Henzi
3r J. Jack,
Mr. Marhali
Mr. Shinwell, Minister of Mines, peak-Miss M. Marshall ing at Durham recently referred to the Mr B. D. McClintock dehnte in the House of Cominen, when the Mr.J. McDonati Bill to nationalise coal minus was rejected, und said the defeat was not as the result
that
Air W. Rosa Mr. Smith Capt. L. W. Smith' M C. Stringer and
chik Mex G. Tulloch Mr H. Wilson Mr & Mrs W. Young
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.
...
The following nelaimel telegrams are lying in the Great Northern Telegraph ('ompany's office at Hongkong -
Fros
Sautyo
ADDRESS
Riefkoh
Da
S.S.ISLA DE PANAY'
•
The steamers of this Company are all classed 100 A1 at Lloyd's and are fitted with every modern convenience for the comfort and safety of the passengera Stewardess and Doctor carried. ·
For Freight and/or passage apply to
BOTELHO BROS.. Alexandra Building, Hongkong.
O.D. BARRETTO.
18, Central Avenue, B.O, CANTON.
PRINCE LINE FAR EAST SERVICE. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. FROM NEW YORK. Steamship
THE STERN PRINCE" having arrived from the above Ports, on 30th June, 1924, Consignees of Cargo are hereby in forged that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowa Company; Lansted, Kowloon, and stored at Consignes risk and
expense.
All broken, chaled and danged Goods are to be left in the Godewux, where they will be 1924, at 10A.. examined on Monday,
THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD.
FROM MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.
The Steamship "BEN LOMOND YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby inform
ed that all Goods are being landed at. their risk into the hazardous and/or exirs.
the HONGKONG hazardous Godowns of. AND KOWLOON. WHART & GODOWN COMPANY. LTD. whence, and/or from the wharter delivery may be obtained:
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods. have left the Godowns, and all Goods ramaizing undelivered after the 4th July, will be anbject to Bunt!
All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the Undersigned on or before *All Claims must be plans to ithin 15th July, or they will not be recognize
considered reason, t'by a hotch-powh of balderdash aad'
for which political
Contortionist
Mr. Lloyd
primarily responsible. He declared that Mr. Lleg" George, whose egregious, Blanders ajal failure to redeem
Jargely
responsible for the
ion of the industry. focus now sought to
his head by adopting the role of high priest of the anti-Socialist forces in the country He had purloined the mantle of
Churchhill, and that worthy The following is a list of nachimed telegrama ing undelivered after the 7th July, 1924,
collaborate to protect the lying in the Eastern Extention, Australasia
Letters are lying at this Office for BóICH-YI.
on
RIVATE HOTEL, 1 Victoria Gardens,
ang Bailing from Focchow. Duration of StayPKONAS, Next Door NEW HDTZL: Full
at Foochov-19 hours, The Trip ocuples
8 to 9 days and the fourd from 34 Fer day. Steamer will Leuse HONGKONG from the Com- Rates for Families. Telephono K: 357. pury's on her Retura (We, Airing at Daylight
Wharf at b
(Weather permitting).
The Company's Steam Launch will convey
passengers from PAGODA ANCHORAGE
FoocHow CITY, if requin.
to
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Captain
Chiengu
Para corte limeligh Angsa Kuwabl
Peking
Dairen
Kal
humeitong, Kwougon, 14th
6.
West Centre
Havsus
and privileges of the pro-and" China Telegraph Company's "offen at
Special Monthly light
Vestel fiertied classes.
Mr. Lloyd George had now proved him- to be a Tory as much as Mr. Baldwin. the only difference being that he lacked Mr. Baldwin's political honesty.
ON SALE. QOUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONG
Mr. Shinwell, in further speech at
For furtiur Particulars and Dates of SunWEEKLY PRESS, July to December. Durham said it was wrong toʻrappos
Apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK
General Managers,
&Co..
1923.
DOUGLAS STEAMsuir Co., LTD.
Hongkong, 17th June, 1994,
£908
With Ixpez.
Price-$7.59. On sale at the Hongkong Daily Praw (Bise.
that the Labour -Parly wanted to nalignas live everything. They were alter mines. railways, and certainly land. That was quite enough to be going on with.
Hongkong:
ADDRESS NUMBER 13002/19th Andfact, Hongkong"
Hotel... 16672/25th Bouczsein.... -16006/24th Calmness ...
10776/17th Gujarigh, care E.
E. Tel.Co. 14-172 22nd Sotikumuakichi, Chitore Hotel
ri
Εποχ
Athe Loadou
· London.
Stocktoncal
Takao
1134/18th Sproul, s. Jefferson Brattle
of the Steamer's arrival Dere, after which duys date they
cannot be recognized.
No Clains will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remmin.
will be abject to eat.
Bonsignees of Cargo are hereby notified that they must preduce an Import permit signed by the Superintendent of Imports and before Bill of Lading Exports, Hongkong, can be countersign Leen efected.
No Fire Insurance
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
FURNESS (FAR EAST), LTD.,
St. George Buikling. Hongkong Telephone No. 2165. "Hongkong, 30th July, 1924.
*1961
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to i left in the Godowns, where they willto examined on the 4th July, at 10 AM
No Fire Insurance had been effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.
Agents.
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Hongkong, 27th June, 1944
F
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY,
THERAPION NO. 1 THERAPION NË. THERAPION NO. 3
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