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NOW IN PREPARATION.

THE DIRECTORY

FOR

AND CHRONICLE

1925.

CHINA, JAPAN, »FOREÄ, INDOCHINA, SIAM, STRAITE SETTLEMENTS, MALAY RTATER NETHERLANDS INDIA, PHILIP."]

PINES, BORNEO, Er

SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL ISSUE

Frien

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THERAPION N§1 THERAPION:NO2 CERAPION N3

HINTS TO THE HOUSEWIFE.

HOW TO TRAIN CHINESE "ŠERVANTS.

INSTRUCTIVE "TALKS ** AT

last week.

SHANGHAL

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20TH, 1925

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Mr R.

Horexone HOT!

Andel

Henderson

Mr A. F. Henry Mr. Hurlihy

Mr & Mrs Harvee Mr A. Hovor

!F

Mr & Mr A. Hicks Mr & Mrs G. Watts

Hodges

Mr H. A. Hovenier Mr G D Jack

Mr F. B. Kirby

Mr W, G. Lalor

G. Aitken Mr P.J. van Becke Mr & Mn 0. Alleman Mr & Mrs C. A. Mr & Mrs A. W. Yan

Mr G. Apfelhaun Mr W. Archibal Several helpful hints to the housewife Mr & Mrs Bagrani

Mr & Mrs Beale in Shanghai were given by speakers at a meeting of the hoice economics depart: Mr R. C. W. Behrrad ment of the American Women's Club, Mrs E. E. Belizios

M: H. M. Mr V. Banjamin held at the house of Mrs. W. W. Peter Mr H. Bickerton Mr R. J. Birbeck "Discipline of Servants"

Mr. Birre A talk on

Birrell Mr Geo, E. Birl was given by Mrs. James Macbeth who has had years of experience in house Mr G. Bowack She emphasized Mr A. Brooks keeping in Shanghai. the necessary qualities of kindness, sym pathy and patience in dealing with ser- vants. A great deal of trouble, she said, aruse froth a lack of understanding be tween master and servant as the Chinese outlook was so different from the foreign. The speaker said that the meal times of the servants should be strictly ob served and that regularity was necessary in a smoothly-runcing household. these points were carefully considered. the housewife had a right to expect efficiency from her servants.

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Mrs. Peter spoke briefly on the health of servants. She said they were ignor aat of how to preserve good health. Tact and patience had to be used in teaching them hygiene. Servants should have ade quate facilities for making themselves clenu A bath should be provided for them. Servants' roons should be pro perly ventilated and sunned.

Mrs. Peter spoke of the importance of getting all servhats physically examined Before engaging them and having them looked after properly during illness.

"HEALTH FIRST ́

CLUB.

A Health First Club has been formed which can be joined ou payment of $10. Each member is provided with a card to cuable ber Chinese servants to be exa- mined and treated at any time, the

•bojra at St. Luke's and women at St. Elizabeth's Hospital.

Brown

Mr A. W. Graham

Browse Mr. B. Brown Mr S. M.

Mrs E. D. Bueche Dr. A. C. Bryson Burdin Mr C Mr & Mrs C. M.

Burnie

"

Mr W. E. Burtt MA. Campbell Dr. Christopherson Mrs Christopherson Mr D. Christopherson Mr Christopherson Mr S. Christopherson

Aad vallet

Mr & Mrs G. E. Davies Mr & Mrs B. Descon Capt. Dickens MS. T. Doctray Mr & Mrs W. A. B.

Mr V. W. Davia

Douglas

Miss Vorton Douglas

Dedfield Mr W.

Miss M. Eccles. Mr H. J. Bádo Mr & Mrs E. E. EINS Mr F. M. Ellis Miss M. Ellis

Mr A. E. Fearnley Mr E. P. Fearnley Mr Geo. F. Fisher Mr B F.W. Franks

Dr. Douglas R. Gawler Mr N.. Gell

Gibl

Sir George and Lady Mr G. H. Gibson Mr L. M. GUI Dr R. E. Gill MT. G. Gorton

Hi!

Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen

Mrs E. Liddell

Miss H. Lillio Mr & Mrs W. B.

Luther

Mr G. H. Lynott Mr Fri B. Marshall Mrm

Mr G.

Mr B. Monarche

7. Miller

Mr G. Menli Mr & Mre

Mr C. H. Montague Mr A. S. Murch

Noble

Mr & Mrs C. W. Mr E. IL. O'Farrell Mr & Mrs H. Pearman Mr & Mrs Fearruan Mirs Potts Mr & Mrs Priestley Mr H.S. Prophet Quist

Mr J.

Mr A. Rows

Mr R. B. Roxburgh

Mr B.

B. Riley

Mr & Mrs F. W. Rollert Bowe

Mr R. T. Ryeon

M. U.

Schipper Mr. SchopHocker

Mr&Mrs G.Schryver" Mr A. B. Scots Miss Alice Sears Mr D. F. Selvestri Capt. M. Sigveland Mr & Mrs W. C., van Mr H. A. Smith

Dr. H. Schmer Mr & Mrs F. R.

Slyke

Stanley

Mr Stevens Miss Vera Talbot

Mr & Mrs L. T. Tetlny Mrs K. Thulen

Mr& Mrs J. Gould

Grǝz

Walter

Hagen

Mrs. CL Boynton dwelt on the She said storage of clothes in summer. that Erst of all the boxes should be thoroughly cleaned and sunned. The the clothis should he cleaned, brushed and sunned and left spread out in a roof. H. Gner sill over night to cool off. Next they should Mr J, E. Gn be wrapped in newspaper, after the Mrs P. Gelmet pockets. etc, had been filled with moth Mr M. A balls, and put away in tin-lined boxes. Mr If one had not enough tin-lined boxes. Chinese oiled paper might be used for lizing Shors should he thoroughly dried and leaned and it to cool, after which

Tapped up. they should b

Rugs should be cleaned with a vacuum cleanery sunned and put away wrapped in news papers and piled paper carefully, so that no openings were left. Kid gloves should be cleaned. sunned and wrapped first in tissue paper and afterwards in ailed paper.

Capt. T. P. Hall Misses A Hamilton Mr H. Hancock Mr & Mrs W.A."

Hanoiba! Mr A. Hudson Mr G. A. Harriman Mr J. Seatt Harton MrE. Hausman Mr W. D. Haw

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Ara D. Tima1103 "AF DA Tobias

Mr Carl Toys

Mr N. G. Trotter Mrs E. 2. Vilas Mr R. A. Wadeson Mr&Mr P. R. Bir & Mrs C. E.

Warren

Stain's

Mr W. A.Waisen Mr Walter Wier Mr H. L. Wilson

Mr F. Woodbury

Mr F. N. Young

REPOSE BAY HOTEL

Mr & Mrs Bannerman Mr & Mrs J. Behar Mr&Mre A. Brosted: Mr & Mis A. E. A

Carleton

Mr & Mrs F. M."

Crawford and nurse Dr. Doteluu Mr & Mrs Deking Dura Mr Mrs T. C. Fowle Messi LW. Franklin

and M. Walk Mr & Mrs I. H. Geare

Hodgson

Mr & Mrs P. M.

Mr & Mrs Leask Mr & Mrs E. Lund Mr&Mrs. H. O'del! Mr & Mrs J. N. Parker Mr. B. Shank Mr & Mrs Vander

Lt. Col. & Mrs

Mr. & Mrs F. H. Wright

PEAL

HOTEL

The fourth tax of the morning was Liven by Mrs. A. H. Swan on sweet- taking For fondants she gave the following recipe:--Four cups sugar, con eup water and one teaspoonful of cream of tartar. It should be boiled until a soft bail form in water, then poured out apon a date that has been washed with drinking water and wiped off with the band, it should then be left until all the heat has gone cut of it and then beach atil it gets hard when

may be werged and kneaded soft. This may be kept in a glass jar indefinitely and use whenever wanted. The chocolate for conting is made by melting the required

Dr. J. W. Anderson amount of chocolate ever hot water and

My S. A. Arthur that it one-eighth of mixing with

Mr & Mrs T. Arthur of

also Amount

melted. paraffin

Miss E. R. Bailey The chocolate should be heated to Mr & Mrs L. G. F.

above considerably

Bellamy it. Ther. Mr J. W. C. Bonnar melt that

necessary to the dish should he put into sold water Mr W. H. Bourne and the chocolate beaten until it stiffens. Mr M. J. Breen It should be of the consistency that when Col. & Mrs C. Russell "fondant balls are dipped in it, the choco-

fate will not run out on the oiled paper. Miss P. W. Brown Care should be taken that the fondant is Mr S.D. Carothers dipped when the chocolate is the right Mrs J.O. Carpenter consistency. There was much discussion Mr H. B. Cleland

Miss M1. Cooper. after every speaker.-Y.-C. Daily News,

Mrs I. H. Cormack Mr & Mrs W. A.-

Cornell Mr & Mrs J. D. Danby Lt. Col. R. A. Dobbin Mr E. C. Duncan Mr & Mrs J. Duncan Mr W. E. Dyc

D

temperature

WOMEN'S QUEER TRADES. BARGEES, UNDERTAKERS, CHIMNEY SWEEPS.

BOOKMAKERS...

"

Steen

Stephens

M:& Mrs A. Laus Mr & Mrs S. E.

Langston

Mr K. Larges Mr & Mrs G. D. Leya Miss Leye

Major A. S. Littlejohns

Air J. D. Lloyd

Mr L. M. S. Lloyd

Mr W. H. Lock

Brown

Mr D. C. Logan

Mra Somers Ellis Miss

Elis

Mr & Mrs W. A.

Eustace

Women, according to offcial statistics just issued relating to occupations in Mr A. Forbes

now doing Miss M, Forbes England and Wales, are almost every kind of work previously Miss G. Forthergill done exclusively by men. They have in- Mr B. 1. W. Foster vaded even the domains of undertakers, Mr&Mrs F. F. P.

Franklin 'cellarmen, and burgers.

Mr & Mra W. Logan

Mr & Mrs T. A. Martin

Mrs J. McAinsh

M-

B. McGregor

Mr E. E. Mimmsch Mr & Mrs D. W.

Manton

Miss Newsholme Mr W. Ogden Br F. E. Ollertoa Mr A. H. Penn Major & Mr F. H

Phillip Mr & Mrs E. E.

Remington

Mr A. Ritchie Lt. Col. & Mrx 0.

Sanders Mr & Mrs L. Scott

Mr R. P. Show

Mr W. F. Simmons Mr R. H. Skelton' Mr & Mrs T. H. White

Smith. Details concerning the number of Lt. G. C. Frederick

Mrs & Miss G. E. women employed in occupations usually Mr & Mrs W. D.

Stabbings Goodfellaw regarded as the particular province of

Mr Mr & Mrs J. M.

O.P. Starice Gordon Mr & Mrs E. F. L. 47 Stardee Mr & Mra Geo. W.

Grey Mr J. S. Thomson

Mr&Mrs C. Thwaites Mr & Mrs B. A. Ekle Miss M. B. Ball

Miss Thwaites Mr & Mrs J. Hancock Mr A. W. Tickle Mr M. H. Tirner

men are

Hawker

Occupation.

Undertakers

Women Employer.

149

Chimney-sweeps

21

Lighthouse and lightship hands... Bookmakers

73

Mr J. B. Hawker j

Kaceborse trainers and jockeys... 11

Mr & Mrs W. J.

Air "men"

B

"Brewers

18

Cellar-meu"

299

MB. Barell

Railway station-"masters," yard.

"masters" and the like 308

Mr G. 8. Hugh-Jones

Shunters, points-men," and level-

Mr W. A. Jordan

crossing workers

729

Miss G. Kennedy

Farm bailifix...

217

Mr M. F. Key

Railway porters and lamp-"men" 753 Bargces

Mr & Mrs E, F, KU

500

5-

"Master" stovedores

There are also women plumbers, rivet ers, safe-makers, sand-blasters, and gun smiths. No fewer than 20,404 are em- ployed as electrical apparatus makers, fitters, and electricians.

In agricultural occupations alane no fewer than 83,059 women and girls are engaged. Shepherdessen are few; there are only 42, and-30 of them are anmar ried

(Continued at feat of next Column.)

Lt. Camdr. G. F. Hole Mr

Mies O. O. Jenkins

IOOL & Trovolyan!

Lady E. C. Turner Mr U. M. Vise

Capt. B. F. Walter "Capt. A Wstia..

Misa, O. Willmott Mr & Mrs F. D. Wood

Mr G. U. Warrali. Mr & Mra G. Yates

Many women, it is shown, are import- ant figures in industry. Not only do they own factories, but they also manage them and apparently supervise large. numbers of meu workers. ployers and managers in the brick, pot tery, and glass industries total-72.

Women em-

But, after all, the greatest number of women are those who are simply describ ed as being in personal service. total 1,676,423.

These

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The days in which we live render

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it more difficult to maintain a côn dition of perfect health all the time. The system, gets 'run-down' with rush and worries.

Hence the necessity for a health-build- ing medicine-one which will "assist the restoration of health and will build up the system. Health-building is greatly facilitated by the regular use of Beecham's Pills.

A sound digestion and a perfect" assimilation are the foundations of Good Health. You may have these by taking

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, FROM AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, "HAMBURG AND BREMEN.

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THE Steamship

.

"OLDEKERK (7)”.

having arrived from the above ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are notified that all Goods aYO being

landed at their risk into the hazardous

and/or extin-hazardous Godowns of the Hong- keng and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.

Goods not cleared by the 23rd January,. 1925, will be subject to Bent.

All broken, chafed and damaged Packages are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 22nd January, 1996, at 10

by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas.

THERE'S A

in

LONG, LONG TRAIL

of

Bugs, Fleas, Flies, Beetles, Mosquitoes,

etc.

all billed by

KEATING'S

BRITISH

MARE

NORTE-BOUND' STEAMERS.

8, During the North-East Monsoon there

Claims against the Steamer must be presented writing

witain ten days after arrival of teamer, otherwise they wil

be

Undersigned a sny case whs. effected by the

*

No Fire Insurance will not be recognized. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JAVA-CHINA-JAPÁN LÍJN........

General Agenta. Hongkong, 15th January, 1925.

11738-

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

AND

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

ነነ

YONSIGNEES per Company's Stanmer.

"KNIGHT COMPAÑION “

are hereby notified that the Cargo will be dis sharged mte Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, where it Fill lie at Consignees' risk and subject to "Terms and Conditions of Storage at

Holt's

Wharf, The Cargo will be

delivery ready for from Godown on and after 17th January

Optional Cargo will be landed, unless Notice

As always a possibility of North-bound has been given prior ta” Steamer's arriv Steamers Banning Short

OF BUNKER COAL, This is to Inform You that TAIT & 00, AMOY (A Well-protected Port with flood Anchorage) have Stocks of

GOOD JAPANESE BUNKER COALS AT REASONABLE PRICES, Wireless Messages via Hongkong or Formoss are Re-transmitted by the GREAT NORTHERN TISZAFK Co., and a Wire to "TAIT" or COALBUNKER" AMOT, will Receive their Prompt Attention.

Bentley's Complete-Phrase Code used.

PREPAID

[1437

"WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS

Letter are lying at this Office for Bono-XE, XL, X8, XL, 89, 40; 880, 979, 1609, 1890.

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brokes, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 AM. and Noos within the froe storage period.

No Chasms will be admitted after the Goods bare left the Steamer's Godown, and all Goods undelivered after the 23rd January, remaining will be subject to Bent."

All Claims against the Steamer mast

Pr wanted to the Undersigned on or before the Will not be recognised.. they ti February, or

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agent Hongkong, 17th January, 1924.

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