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Banks.

HONGKONG AND SHANGILAI BANKING CORPORATION.

TELEGRAPH THURSDAY

THE

HONGKONG:

Mails.

✅ Banks HONGKONO SAVINGS BANK. THE Business of the above Bank is conducted by the LONGKONG AND SHANGHAI - BANKINTA CORPORATION. Rules may £1,600;000 al 2 - ...$10,000,000 | obtained on application. Silvor........

$16,250,000

$1,250,000

PA-UP CAPITAL: .......

IMESTE FUNDE;-

Storling

$15,000,000

HeskhvE LIABILITY UP,

Phornton......$15,000,000

Coont of Dinkeтeas!. Hon. Mr. Henry Kiswick--Cbnierpur,

. H. Modhur, Esq.-party

Chairman.

F.. Armstrong, | O. R.. Lesznoun,

.Eng.

G. Balloch, Eng.

Androw Forbes,

Lag

G. Puinsland, Esq.

Eng..

1. Liob, Beg."

W. Langan, Esq.

Robert ShowBit,

0.8. Gubbay, Esq. | H. A. Siebs, Rkq, CHEF MANAGKEI Hongkong-N. J. STADH.

MANAGHILA

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Shanghai-1. E. R. HUSTR LORDON BANK-Losnów COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER BANK, LITHI.

HONGKONGISTEARAT ALLOWED

On Current Account at the mte of

INTEREST on deposits is allowed ni Saf Per Gest, por automat Depositors may transfor at their option bilances of $100 or món: to, the Hosonosu AND SHANGHAI BANK bé placod-on FIXED DEPOSIT at 4R CENT. pernituin.

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For the JosonoNG AND SHANGTAL

Bayrisu ConeoRATIÓN,

N. J. STABB,' Chief Manigor.

Hongkong, 24th Jan, 1911.

DEUTSCH ASIATISCHE

CANTAL FULLY.

BANK.

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PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL

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STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

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despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned. PORTS on or about-

DATES named--

SHANGILAT LONDON, VIA)

USUAL PORTS OF CATCH...................

and ANTWERP via

LONDON

STEAMERS

REMARK. Di

6 v3","↑ "Freight and [Capt. G. W. Gordon, n.x.n. † 30th Alar Passago.

DEVANA....

See Special Capt. IL Powell............. 1st Apl Advertisment.

TO BAIL OS

PALAMAN

Freight and "Ompt: 0. R. Longilen, 6.5.n... 5th April). Passage.

SINGAPORE,

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PENANG, COLOMBO, PORT SAID & MARSEILLES SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE- & YOKOHAMA

LONDON and

ANTWERP Ti SINGAPORE, BON

Abort

Capt. C. II. Watkins, 6.8.R« Sh Aprilf

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Freight and Passage..

PENANG, COLOMBO

Cigst, W. H. S. (Lal

Aluth 19th Apri

Freight and.

Passage.

& PORT SAID.

For Further Particulars; apply

P. & O. §. N. O offico,

Hongkong, 30th Marik, 1911, -

E. A. HEWÉTT,

Superintendent.

Hotels.

Pato-ur......Si. Taels 7,500,000 21, xan Orrick—Sixsonal,

Boan or UmzerORR-BROLIN

BRANCHE:

Berlin Caletta Inmburg Hankow Kube Peking Singapore Tientsin

2 per Cent. per Anuum on the hily TunafaTsingtau Yokolaus.

Os Fixed Deposite:

:For Simonths, 24 por Cent, per Annagsi For Gmonths, 8 per Cont. peranania.

· For 12 months, 4 per Cont-pør Aunum.'

N. J. STABB,

Chief Maunger.

Hongkong, 1st March, 1911.

CONDON BANKERS:

Mars, N. M. Rovnacuren & Sons Tok Usios or LONDON AND SMITH's' BANK, LAKITED,

Uruticus Bank (Beatin), LondoN

·AHENOY...

[29 DIRECTION DER DISCONTO GES HONGKONG

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.

INCORPORATED BY Royau CHARTER 1863.

HEAD - OFFICE;—LONDON.

PAUGUR CAPITAL”.

£1,200,000

REVE FUND ........................

£1,000,000

RESERVE ABILITIES OF

.21,280,000

: PROPRIKTORA

INTEREST ALLOWED on CUR

ACCOUNT at the Rats

_DL_2.per_eònt_pet_anne_on_the_Daily

Bainneos.

On Fixed Dopods for 12 months, 4 pur. cont.

On Fixed Dojits for G, minthes,

3% per dent.

On Fixed Deposits for 4 months) 2% per cent.

W. DICKSON, Manager. Hongkong, 24th Mar., 18. 22 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK,

LIMITED.

Cantal Paideur ... Yen 24,000,000 BREVE FOND**

HCHAFT.

INTEREST Allowed dig Current Account.:DEPOSETS receivedon terins which iay be learned on application. Every description of Banking and Exchange business transacted, e

R. TIMMERSCHEIDT, Masager. Hongkong, 16th Mug., 1911. [2

CHINA

S

LIFE IN- SURANCE CO., LTD,

URAD OFFICE; SHANOUAL

DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS:

J. A. Wattie Esq., Mautging

· Director,

A. J. Hughes, Esq., Secretary. S. B. Neill, Esq., F.L.A., Actuary, ASTRONG British Corporation Re-

gistered under longkong Ordi-

HOTEL.

FIRST CLASS AND UP-TO-DATE,

longkong, th February, 1969.

GRAND

DAVIES, Maunger. [25

HOTEL,

No. 2, Quesu's Road Central,

Telephone 197.

A FIRST CLASS AND UP-TO-DATE

HOTEL.

"MANAGEMENT AND CUISINE UNDER BURJI LA MANAGEM.NI

Special rates for families on application.,

mances and under Life Assumes Com F. REICHMANN, panies Acts, England.

Insurandoin Force...$37,855,885.00′ Assets

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8,115.250.00 $,566,599.00 8,216,813.00

Income for Year 10,900,000

Insurance Fund.......

Head Offices-YOKOHAMA.

TOKIO.

KOBE.

Brandlies and Agencies

OSAKA.

NAGASAKI.

LONDON.

LYONS.

it

WANKOW..

TIENTSIN.

PEKIN.

NEWOLWANG,

HALNY

•

FORT ARTHUR.

NEW YORK. ANTUNG.

BAN FRANCISCO - LIAOYANG.......

HONOLULU, MUKDEN,

BOMBAY

SHANGHAI

TIE-LING,

CHANG-CHUN.

HONGKONG :ISTEREOT ALLOWED.'

On Current Account at the rate of

2 per cont. Anutru on the Daily Balance.

On fixed deposit :---

For le-ouths per cont. jus.

11

11

1

22-1/2

TAKEO TAKAMICH";

Manager.

LEFFERTS

KNOX, District Manager

B. W. TAPE,

District Secretary.

Hongkong, Canton, Macao and the

Philippines.

ALEXANDRA BUILDING,

C, LAWDEN, Esq., Inspector, Hongkong.

ADVISORY BOARD,

·

HONGKONG.

Sir Paul Chater, K., C.MG.

T. F. Hough, Eng.""

C: J. Lafrentz, «E»q.

Hongkong, 26th Jan., 1911. [810

NETHERLANDS LLOYD

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of

AMSTERDAM AND BATAVIA.

Hongkong, 27th September, 1910.

INTERNATIONAL BANK-

ING CORPORATION. ' CAPITAL PAID Ur...Gold $3,250,000

The Untersigne:["having_oji

RmERVE, FUND....Gold $3,250,000 appointed AGENTS for the

HEAD OFFICE:-

Gold- 86,500,000 | abere Company are prepared to ACCEPT RISKS against "ARE

60 Wall Street, New York,

LONDON OFFICE:~-~

38, Bishopsgate.

LONDON BANKERS;

BANK OF ESLANŲ, NATIONAL & COUNTIES BANK, LIMITED,

BRANCHES AND AGENTS ALL OVER THE WORLD.

THE Corporation transaels every description of Banking and Ex- change Business, receives money on Current Account at the rate of per dent, per apunte on daily balancas and acospts Fixed Deposits at the following Intes:

1

For 12 months 4 per cent, por sunum. For G For 9

B

å CURRENT RATES,

+

WENDT & CO., Hongkong, Chaton & Swatow.

WING KEE & CO. 47-19, Connauglit Rib

SHIPCHANDLERS,

PROVISION& COAL

MERCHANTS, [990

Hongkong 23rd Maṛ., 1911.

JUST UNPACKED

A Not Con-igiment of

Prop ie or.

Hongkorgd Febuary, 1911.

C

J. H. OXBERRY,

Manager

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ASTOR HOUSE

(LATE CONNAUGHT HOTEL)

QUEEN'S ROAD, HONG KONG..

SENTRALLY situatal, up-date How!,"Regsutly revated, and under entirely New Managements, Large and Comfortabls Rooma, Excellent Cuisine ander the supervision, of an Experienced FRENCH CHEF, and separata Tables, Hot and Cold Baths, Electric Light throughout. Terms moderate, First Class necomimodation for Families and Tourists.

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Under Personal Supervision of

L. GAMEAU,

N. BLUMENTITAL, Manger

Telephone, 170

[Telegrams "Astor,'

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Proprietor

HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN.

PLUNKET'S GAP, the PEAK, near the TRAM TERMINUS. Tel. 56.

For Torns, &c., apply to the

Hongkong 22nd July, 1910, .17

MANAGER.

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<OPEN AIR SKATING. RINK

BELLE

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VIEW Telephone No. 507,

HOTEL,

SESSIONS TO AM. to 12 Noon.

2 PM. to.4 P.M.

Admission 25 cents.

5 PM to 8 PM.

9 PM to 11 P.M.

Admission 50 cents.

String Bowl will play at the above Hotel overy Sunday commencing

from 4.30 pan. to 11 pt,

W. GALLAGHER, Manager.

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Hongkong, 11th March, 1011.

Corrospondenco Invited. HARRIS & İHBBERD. Props,

GEO. HOUG ARTIFICIAL WREATHS BAGUIO HOTEL.

Managér.

No. 3, Queen's Road Centml. Udegkong, 20h Ful.. 1911:19

THE BRITISH - FOREIGN THE

IMPORT & EXPORT COM- PANY, Central Buildings, Liverpool, England, is prepared to recalio Con- signments of Local Produce on bost

in

PATENT DOME CASES. Simple, Strong, and Effectivo. ALL SIZE-MODERATE PAUEN,

C. E. Warren & Co.

30 & 32, Das Voux Road, Central.

(486 | Hoogkong, 4th Mar,1911,

Tho Mountain Capital's New and Modern Hotl BAGUIO, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

Hot and Cold Baths.

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Excellent Cuisine. Running Wator in Each Room, LIVERY STABLE and GARAGE IN CONNECTION. [874 Rates 5 and 6 Tesos per Day. Special Monthly Rates. (002

MARCH. 30. · 1911

Latin at ens.

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LOG BOOK. LIFEBOATS ON PASSENGER VESSELS.

THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO.,

LIMITED.

Telegraphic Address" DOCK," Yokohama. Codes usedA.B.C.' 4th, 5th Edition, Licher's, Ecott's "A., and Watkin's.

DRY DOCK DEPARTMENT:-Telephones: Nos. 370, $06, or 681.

No. 1 DOCK.

Ducking Longth. 515 ft. Width of Batranus 80, Wator on Blacks.. 28

No. 2 DOCK. NO. 3 DOCK.

Ducking Length 375 ft. Duoking Longi...181 ft. Width of Entrana 62 Width of Entming 03 Water on Bijaks... 20 Wateron Books. 21.5,

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Monting basin 60 foot by 100 foot by 25 feet, deep.

VERY eseription of repair work is undertakon. A fargo assortment of material including tailshafts are kept in stock. Two powerful tow bonts, Hunting derrick to lift 45 tons primatie, electric, hydraulic plants, ele Manu- facturers of engines, boilers, tags, lighters, cousanétiofiad steel work, etc. Tenders on sport,notice by letter or cable.

WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT:-

In the House of Commons Mr. Boticniloy asked the President of the Board of Trade whether ho would stato the date of the last_ regulations made in reference to the number of lifebonts necessary ...?": to be attached to passonger vos- sols; and whetlier, having regard to the increasel tonnage of ino- dorn slups, lio would consider the desirableness of revising such regulations?

Mr., Buxton, in reply, said: These regulations wore last revis- ed in 1891. The question of their Cartoon, of the Board of further rovision is engaging the

Trade, and I have decided to ro for the matter to the Moreliant Shipping Advisory Committed for consideration and advice.

ATLANTIC STĘERAGE

POOL.

Various rumpars aro circulat- ing in German shipping cirles in rogant to the negotiations for the" renewal of thio North Atlantic steerago pool, it being predicted that the conference will blase without having reached agy re- salt, and that is roto war is inevit-

telegram to tho. "Berliner Tago-

Telephones: Midricho Ofisa 533, or 573, Castones Branch Omo 1993, able, According to a. London

Takashinado Office 202, or 2050, Trifunecho 0Ace 2261. 106. buildings, principally of brick and steel, 368 entmuses. 13 buildingsblatt," the "English newspapers are private bonded warehouses. Flor aros 78,318 square yards or 10.15 agres, Direct water frontage of 2.36 miles in Ingth, part having a depth of 25 feet aj ow water, suitable for steamers discharging direct into waremuses, Railway siding with disantection to the Government railways. Use of 45 ton derrick tags, Jaunches, etc. Customise brokerage an-insuranco undertaken. Rates moderate;

Yokolmina, Qutober 13th, 1910.

CALDBECK,

MACGREGOR

[$2

& CO.

WINE AND SPIRIT

MERCHANTS.

15, Queen's Road Central.

ESTABLISHED 1864

nongkong, 16th January, 1911.

SPE MSSEN & CO.

HONGKONG)-

MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.' -

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GENERAL AGENTS.

of the

CASMOTOREN FABRIX, DEUTZ.". ORIGINAL OTTO" MOTORS

for

GAS BENZIN, PETROLEUM, KEROSINE, UASOLINE,

*kinds of fuol.

&,

DEUTZ SÚCTION GAS Installation of unequalled eronomy. GENERATOR, GAS Installation for all purposes and all DIESEL MOTORS, Boat Motors, Motor Locomotives, &c. 90,000 MOTORS of 780,000 H.1. gad 5,700 Suction of 23,500. HP already orected.

Balf routary's experience in Motor Building,

Always in stock at flongkong or Shangha

Installation up to 60 H.J'.

PROSPECTUS, ESTIMATES; ETO. FREE:

WEISMANN, LIMITED.

BAKERS

CONFECTIONERS

CATERERS

F

maintain that the German, Dutch and Freueif lines are responsible for the break upof the Conference, as they want to keep the emigrent traffic ontirely to themselves."

Upon enquiry at Hamburg tho "Berliner Tagobhitt" wasinform. -` od that the critical question of to Atlantic freight trado is not at present being discussed, The freight conforonco holds à meet. ing about once a month, and at the last meeting only subsidiary matters were discussed." This journal further learns that the official negotiations in connection. with the steerage agreement will be rosunod at the beginning of Murch..

SIR ALFRED JONES'S WILL

At the Chinnery. Court of Lancashire, sitting at Liverpool, Vice-Chancellor Leigh. Clare de-* livered judgment in the Chancery action of Williams v. the At- torney-General, which involved the construction' of a clause in the will of the lato Sir Alfred Jonos, in which the testator bo- quoathod-Jogacies to, his clorks, It lil boen argued that under The second, third, and fourth parts of the clauso no person could take benefits under the will who was employed at less than a yourly salary. His Honour held Llant the words "year's salary,"

half a year's entury," and "three, months salary" were used as de- fining merely to quantum of bonelt to be conforrod ou, and nut na affecting the classification of, the logatoes,

DELAGOA BAY.

"The Diario de Noticias' states, thuit the authorities at Lourenco Marques informed the Provisional Government that, owing to the British South Afri can ports living considerably re- duced the port and custom-house expenses the exports from the Transvaal, especially those of cereals, would henceforth be made via Durban and the Cape. The Minister of Marine has responded by a telegram reducing the Lour- eneo Marques rates and days in

proportion.

VALUE OF SEAMEN. Discussing the annual meeting of the Chamber of Shipping the "Shipping Gazette" says

Naturally Sir Walter Runciman levoted some portion of his ad- drees to the question of thesupply B8 and training of semen. He urges that the capable, self-reliantsilar is even to-day as much an essential as a good ship. This seems to be putting it rather high in-an-ago-schen-the-seaman-it ofton described as little more than n sen-going labourer. On tho ather hand, everybody will agree thata supply oflicalthy, disciplin od semen is, na Sir Waltor. Runchman says, distinctly wanted on in theso days of steour. Sir Walior Runciman's print is that it is worth the while of shipowners to train boys for thoir service, and that if this duty is avoided a heavy rockoning may have to be paid some day. We entirely agred. There seems to bo no dearth-in"

RESTAURANTEURS

14, Des Voeux-Road Central. Hongkong, th March, 1918.

(197

N. LAZARUS,

OPTHALMIC OPTICIAN, Prescriptions Accurately Filled.

(020

Corner D'Aguilar Street and Queen's Road,

the supply of youngsters who would like to follow the sea, but. the avenues too often are choked. Sir Walter Runoiman pleads for thoir re-opening in the fullest sense,