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THE Ship

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amirlivered ster H August, 1924, will

be subject to rent

All Claims against the Steamer mind is pres Pentel to the taler-igned on, or before th August, 1924, or they will not In

recognized.

fiel

All broken, chatel nul image are torbe left in the Gedowns, where they will

Le examelon th August, 1921, at 10.30 alin.

No Fire Fastraner has been affected,

Hills of Lading will be countersigned by THE RANK LINE, UTO: General Agents.

Hongkong, 25th July; 1994.

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THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD. FROM MIDDLESBRO', ANTWERP, LONDON AND STRAITS.

The Steamship "BENCLEUCH" NONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby inform

CM at all Goods are being antleri te their risk into the hazardous and/or extra Godowns of the HONGKONG

bazanlons AND KOTLOON WHARF & GODOWN COMPASY, LT, whence, ajor from the wharves delivery may obtained.

No Claims will shuitted after the Goods | have left the Golowns, and all Goods remaining mielivered after the 7th August, will le subject to

All Claims against the Steamer must le presented to the Undersigned ba or before 12th August, or they will not be recognized.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowa, where they will be eramined in the 5th August, at 10 xx. No Fire Insurance has bei efectel Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.

Agents.

Hongkong, 29th July, 1924.

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The Steamship VENEZIA” ("

FROM TRIESTE, VESICE, BRINDISI, PORT SAID, MASSATA, ADEN, COLOMBO. PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby inform ed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Glowns of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Lal, at Kov- Ibon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained,

Optional Carys will be forwarded unless Notice to the contrary be given before

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30th

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thereby notified that their Goods are being lands All Claims against the Steamer must be el at their risk into the Hongkong and Kow presented to the Undersigned on or before loon Wharf and troldown Co.'s Godoynat Kow

the 15th prax, or they will not be recognized loon, where delievery can be obtained.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Golowns, where they will be at 10 am, by our examined on the 5th Sprooch, Musura. GODAARD & DOUGLAS. No Fire Insurance has been effected Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Agents.

[1089 Hongkong, Joly, 1924.

All Goods remaining undelivered after 2nd of August, 1924, will be vaject to Rent

No Fire Insurance will be effected by a in any case whatever.

To the Publisber

"HONGKONG WEEKLY

PRESS?"

1, CHATZE ROAD, HONGKONG.

Please send me the

"BONGKONG Wazzi Parsa.”

from.....

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addressed as follows:,.

Damaged, Packages must be left in the Godown for examination by the Consignees and the Company Surveyors, Messrs. Anderson & Ashe, at 10 a. oo Friday, t the 1st of August, 1920 Claims will be admitted after the Goods

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have left the Godown and dill Chainsti presented within two weeks of the Steamer's arrival here, after which date they will not be

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JULY 31ST.

1924

GOOD BYE TO THE "BUBBLE VISITORS AT

OF "FAME."

PRIMA DONNA EXPLAINS WHY SHE HAS BECOME A MISSIONARY.

"I have heard audiences cheering in France, in Italy, in America and in Bus sin; I have seen handkerchiefs being way- gu up to me, and I have realised that have turned home at night ..

fame au popularity at when I

wonder ed what it all meant, and then there came to me the realisation that I had not sued that which was really

Kita-

Maria Karinskaya, seeking. sian prima donna, when asked what bad vaused her to forsake the stage in order to join the Russian Missionary, Society

us n missionary.

wor

Its all empty," she continued. Tran sient applause is but a bubble which bursts with the first prick. Concert platform fame is hallew, and I was berer satisfied. After every concert I began to

and wonder whether my

Teier last, whether my popularity routine and whether the next would be as sucessful as my last. I was always worried. mutil recently I made what was to be a very momentous deci sign-to quit the stage and become a nis. sionary amongst my own people of the

Russians.

HOTELS

HONGINGHOTKL

Mr. Algcol· Mr A. J. C. do Armani Mr A. O. Bailey Mr. J. E. Bailey Mr & Mrs N. Bahlwis Mr Paul Becker Mr R.C W. Behrend 31 E. Belition Mr Mes R. Bigazzi Me R., Biebeck

Ale L T Blackbur Blumenthal M. N. Hara A Brann MA. W. Graliani

Mr S. 1. Ligh Mr P. Leynaud

E. Lichtell Mr Välbourne Little MK. Lucht Mr A. J. MacMillan Mr F. Mason Mr. Maystro Mr & Mrs II, H.

Melatosh

Mr C. R. Moütagne

Mi Midhurst "

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Dr. J. Murrison.

Mora

Brown

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Mr R. 1. Morton Mr & Mrs W. N. H.

Munloch Mr G. Musitano Mrs K. Neckelnia:

and chill

Mr ti. D. Carvissiatio Mr G. Charle

Mr A. D. Canter Mr M.S. Comisoa Miss Corneliasson Mrs D. B. Davies Mrs P. M. Duris

Mr & Mrs W. A. R.

Douglas

Mr. J. 1. Durand Mr F. Blendson Me J. E. Ellis Mr. F. Gianiner. ste C. L

Ganiner Mr C. Dr. R. E. Gill Mr V. Goulbora Mr & Mrs J. Boni

પાવા

St. J. A. Gonli Mr J. 4. Gon 3Ir Grasset

Hauserisin

P. J. van Hecke Me P. 1. HNL Capt. A. E. Hodgins Mr Hometo Mr J. D. Humphrey. Mr & Mrs H. L."

Jackman

BEFORE AND AFTER THE SOVIET, Before the revolutia I used to touri

Mr A. tiysen Russia singing the folksongs of the people. Hanson

bejewelled dress. ard wearing a great. I was a

Me John Scott Hurston the present at the. sational singer. When the Soviet came into existence i had to discard my lovely dress, hat was obliged to continue my "work as a singer, and on my platform inpearances I wore the garb of a peasant and the

rest kerchief of the revolutionary Next my great friend Keltehak dick, and felt-fonely. All my old rims of the world of art bad gone. Some of them were deid, others were refugees in for eigt countries, and now I who have sice been in America, and hoping to return to Russia, to sing again to my

of own people. not the song's Russia. but, the tunes and words of the Russian Missionary Society.

PASSPORT DIFFICULTIES.

A certain amount of difficulty s being experienced in getting me a pass port. Soviet Russia is not yet open to the missionary, had so at the end of the week am leaving for Rasstan Poland. where many exid Russians are living. will work with them there, and will hope always that I shall get back to the towns and villages I knew so intimately in the days when I was a prima denna.

Air C. D. Jackmou 3r .. Johnston Mr&MrGohlart,

M: C. R. Kerr

· Mr J. Lambert

Mr K. Neckla

Mr N., Nosk

Mm Oliver

Mr & Mrs R. J. Parsons

MyT. Pasquier

Mr&Mrs. Porfhau

MA. C. Pedersch

fr 3. Quist

Mr&Mr M. Duclos

Miss Roberts

Mr E. A. Rolaky

Mr A. 1. Howe

Me J. Satier

Mr ti. Selimit

Dr. O. Schreter

Mrs E. Scors

Alr . H. Smith

NYK

BLILINGS, AU MJECT TO ALPERATION,"

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shuanghái, Japan porta Through Bill of Lading it to all Overland common Points in USA. and Canada. Through passage rates to Europe via Ametica 0,841.5, 0.8420, 0.8440

3th Aug 11 am. Saturday, 'YOKOHAMA MARU

Friday, 6th Sept.at 11 am KAGA MARU MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP vis Singapore Ports.

Wednesday, 13th Aug.at 11am. Wainasday, 27th Aug., stila

HAKUBAN MARO.. KITANO MARD

HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

MITO MARU

End of Sert

"8th Sept

LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

Monday,

TSURUGA MARU

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila Ports.

MISHIMA MAKU

TANGO MARV

Wednmuiar, 2018 Ang,, at 11 am Weinday, 17th Sept., at 11 am

NEW YORK & BOSTON via PANAMA.

.TAKETOYO MARU

-* Tuasint, '

5th A.

Hay BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Durban & Cape Town.

.Mr & Mr W, G. B.

Stretton

UTH. R. Sturt Alr L.. A. Tobias Capt. F. Ulstail 32. 3, le Vascon

'culion Mr. RA. Wadeson M: D. C. Wahusley My C. Walch

Miss A. Wanderwyl

Jong Capt. Wanderweli

Mr & Mrs J. Watts Mr G. Wilgo

4

31 & Mrs S. H. Lang.

ston

Mr & Mrs. Lauritsen Mr Leask

3. A. Wood

Sir E.. Woodser MrJ. F. Wright Mr M. 1). Yung

Repulse Bay Hotel.

I

& Mrs M. Bayer`. Mr & Mrs Hit zer Miss Blair

Mr A. Brostel

31 г

H. Davenport

Browse "I have "placed myself at the disposal Miss A. 1. Dunn of Pastor W. Fetler, the Director of the Mr & Mrs W. EL. Gale

Miss Beare Society, and will go where he sends Mr&Mrs Y. II. Geare me."?

Madame Karinskayn sang at Walworth. Miss H. E. Hall

Mr. M. lodgson rond Baptist Church, where a meeting of Mr & Mrs E. Lumt the Missionary Sculety was held to hir. H. Lynott farewell to her and the other workers Mr.TA. Mager who are going to Peland.

SWIZZLE-STICK

COCKTAILS.

THE POLISHED MIXER.

Az cheerant visitor to the British En- pire Exhibition who pauses for a few minutes at the entrance to the West In dian pavilion will be puzzled by the re markable cheerfulness of his fellow-pil grims who depart from that building. Bays a writer in a London paper. They

ip

Misa C. N. Morrison Mr & Mrs H. Nolanco

sul family Mr N. Parker 3ra & Miss Regio Mr & Mrs Rodgers

and children Mr. D. Shank Mr & Mrs D. G.

Mr M. Walk AL N. L. Weaver Alr & Mra A..

PÁR

HOTEL

de W. Armstrong Mr & Mrs. A.

Arthur

Miss E. R. Bailey Mr B. K. Barnet: Mr V. Bonganim Capt: R. J. Bennett

N. Bercovitz

Me

Mr

'T.

W. C. Bozzar

pass in gloomily. but emerge"with smiles J. Hawker

Bateli that cannot be obliterated by the rain.

Mr M. J. Breed Miss A. H. Brennan The secres of this sudden optimism can be found in an obscure corner of the Col C. Essell Brown

Brown Miss 14. W. B section known as the amuse har There you will End a small, polished Mr T. S. Bastaril counter presided over by a black, polished Mr H. R. Cleland West Indian He hok's a magic formular J. R. Collis for banishing dull care, and his clients Mrs I. HL Cormack are content to wait in queues rather than Miss G. M. Contou go_empty away..

He is known unofficially as the Night of the Swizzle Stick. He mixes cocktails of peculiar potency and charm, compoun- ded out of island products, and men have actually been known to speak tolerantly. of the weather. after aberhing his art fully shaken decoction of bitters.

run

ant

Mr & Mrs U. W. Larch Mr E. Des Voeux

Lt. Col. R. A. Dobbin Mr & Mrs J: Duncan

W. E. Dye

Miss A. F. Dyer Alr & Mr 4.

Eustace Mr & Mrs S."Fitz Roy Mr A, Forbes

He puts half a teaspoonful of bitters Lt. E. G. Frederick in the bottom of a glass, adds the smooth little crushed ice, and brown spirit and a agitates it deftly in a metal cup,

Jamaica Planter's Punch is one of his best sellers. Here is the recipe:

One of sour (liane juice).

& Mrs W, D. Air

Goodfellow Mr & Mrs J. AL. Gordon Mr & Mr. A. Hale Miss M. 1. Hull

E: Hall Capt. Mr& Airs J. Hancock "Mis M. Hantin

Mr Jis. Hawker

Be careful of Mr. M. Henworth

Mr & Mrs W, J.

of sweet (granulated sugar),,

strong (cld-rum). Four of weak (water). He adds Number Fartingly:

On cocktails and other swizzle stick *** compounds are milled briskly, with a Jong alender pices of wood forkel at one end. This is the swizzle stick." It is a natural product of the West Indies. A large supply has been brought to Word bley Park and it will be needed!

A PRINOŽ'S FOURTH WIFE,

WELCOMED BY THE OTHER THREË

Lang

Hawker

Mr. D). Hilliard MrT. W. Lucuby

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PALACE

Stewart

Weissenbruch

Mr H. Howell

Miss U. . Jentias

Ar W. W. Jordan

Mr. F. Key

sira tr E. KT!"-

F. Mr J. L

Kooreman Mr Mry A. Lane Mr K Lanon.

D. Lays

Mr J. D. Lloyd

Mr & Mrs W. Logan

& Mrs A, N. Lucey

Mes AleAinsh

Mr

Mr C. M. McDonald

E. Mimmack Air 13, W. Munton -

E. B.

Mr W. Ogden

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Thursday, 29th/Ang.

Sunday, Thursday.

10th Ang.

38. Aug.

Thurals,"

th"Ang."

Monday. 18th Aug.

Thorsday,

14th Aug.

Scoday,"

3rd Ang.

Manday 11th Ang.

Wednesday, 13th Aug eeth Aug.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. Y. YAMAMOTO, Manager,

Telephone: Central Nos. 292 203 & 2450.

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Tuesday, 5th Aug.

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Sunday, Sprday,

3rd Aug.

10th Aug.

Thursday, 31st July.

Sunday,

3rd Aug.

.." BATAVIA MARU”,

For further particulars please apply to

OSÁRA SHOSEN KAISHA. E." SHIMA, Manager,

Airs & Miss M. D. Parr

Telephone Nos, 4088, 4089, 4000.

Mr A. M. Paul Mr A. HL Pedic Mr. A. Perry Major & Mrs. H.

Phillip Mr W. E. Roberts Lt. Col. & U.

Sanders

3Ir L. & Scott Dr. J. L. Shektar. Dr. A. W. Shovelton Capt. & Mrs Skinue?: Mrs & Men Stubbings MF E P. L Stardes

Mrs P. H Mr &

Suckling

Miss Thwaites Mr J. S. ThomsOR Mr A. W. Tickle Tit-Col. & Mry H

Trevelyan

Capt B. F. Walker Capt. E. Watts Capt. W. C. Weston Miss. C. Wilmott

Mr B. L. Betoa Winton. Mr G. C. Worall

HOTEL Mr & Mrs L. Beck Mr J. Jack Mr W. A. Bennett Mr C. Marshali Air & Mrs W.

Mis M. Marshall Beresinakdif Mr.

Mr. McDonald Mr & Mrs A

Mr J. McPortland Beresinakoff Ar B. J. de H. Moors Mrs T. Beresisakoff Mira 3. Berusiakoff

The marriage to a fourth wife, aged 17, of the Turkish Prince Abdul Kadir, who took refuge some months ago at Mrs R. Beresinakon Budapest with & wives, 4 children, and Capt. T. Brown a secretary, has ixish brought before the Mr J. Cox

Mr W. S. Cuff Budapest publie in a carious way

Mr D. Reith

Mr W. Koss Mr H. Smith Capt. L. W. Smith ALC.

Stringer and

child

Mrs G, Tulloch burg MrA Wadore

Until recently the Prince has lived Mr & Mrs H. Golden very quietly in his hotel, partly owing

to the death of one of his children. But Mr C. H. Haslewood in May he attefided, with his secretary, have a cabaret, the Cercle des Etrangers, and BARRETECKES ' exx..!

so Inscinated by a pretty little

new in by the 8. "ÁCULESTEN" and wan

been

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damaged packages, if any will be dealt with in dancer, Irone Waldonis-Born, that he the same manner as the SCHLESI" Cargo went night after night and then asked

Consignees of both Steamers are requested her to marry him. to surrender their Bils of Lading to the Under signel

for countersignature:

MELUKERS & Cor

Agents.

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AND KELIABLY POP LADIES AILMEKTE

The wedding took place, according to the Mahommedan ritual, and the fourth wife was cordially welcomed to the family by the other three wives.

The public knew nothing about it, but unfortunately the young princesa bad a contruct at another cabaret froin which the two directure would not release her till the prince had paid them substantial compensation,

"Then the directors quarrelled about the division of the money and the police had to arrest them both. Thus the whole atory came out.

MATRIMONIAL TIPS.

The Ronual congress of the Women's Cooperative Guild at Deeds adopted a that there resolution recommending should be set up courts of domestic rela tions, where married couples could have trivial grievances remedied without, tak inr them into courts of law. In Chicago, Mrs. Kemp (Battersea) said, such courts were doing splendid work. Magistrates for profound knowledge of the law as in these courta were selected, not so much for a sympathetic knowledge of human nature. In one year the Chicago courts. dealt with 1,000 cases at a cost of about £6,000.

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18th Aug.

12th Oct..

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