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PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTES.

HELPFUL SUUGESTIONS FOR AMATEURS.

truo

COMPANY REPORT.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY FEBRUARY 20 1013

Unexpired

Insurance

cotition appeared in the issues of Feb. 1 and 2.

The Hongkong Ice Co., Ltd.

Promia Cash at

283.49

Bank and

nt Hong-

Notices KING EDWARD

HOTEL.

Motels.

HONGKONG HOTEL

The following is the Thirty-in hand; First Annual Report of the above Campany→

:

Concerning Broken Plates. "It happens to all of us at times

The General Managers submit that a favourite negative, which counot-be-replaced, got-pracked Siatoment_of_the_Company's or broken. In such cases, it is accounts for the year 1911.

Including $20,558.70 brought sometimes unfortunately that no suitable print for copy-forward from the previous year, ing is available, and it becomes and aftor deduoting $10,000 paid necurry to get a print from the as an interim dividend of $2 por injured negative. The following share, the bolus at credit of methods, abstracted from a re' ant article which came under notice are reliable and worthy of trini,

When this ghs only is cracked so that the gelatine film is still holding the pieces of glass to

Profit and L. Account is $90,822.80, which it is recom- mënded should be appropriated as follows:-

A Final Dividend of

$10 per share, $50,000,00| Provision for coatingon-

15,000,00

Lighter A/e. 2,000.00 carry forward...... 23,822.85

gether, it is a good plan to strip. cios.......... The film and mount it upon aTo waite off Launch and. now glass. First se k the nega- live in clear water for some time To and thon trausler it to the strip- ping solution. Prepare the fol lowing stock solutions;

A-Wood alcohol, 1 ounce ; formalin, 3-4 ounce; water, 1

ounce.

$110,822.20

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., General Managers.

Profit and Loss Accolint.

kong and Shanghai Dunk on Do.posit $60,000.00 Cash at

Bank and

in hand: at Hong- kong and Shanghai Bank on Curront

Ale....... 6,875,43

Cash at Bank and in hand:

at Hong- kong and

Shanghai Bank on

Dividend Afo.,

2,420.00

69,555,39 $300,209.50

In hand 203.96

Hongkong January 25,1912. ́· Jurline, Matheson & Co., Ld., Coneral Managers. Auditor's Report I report

B-Sodium fluoride, 30 grains; For the yerr endofl Decobor 31, that I have nudited the above Ba

water, I oanto; sulphuric acid, S. G. 181, 14 minims.

For use like one 01463 & and one drachm B' and lood, the

1011.

To General Managers' Commission, $2,000,00

To Auditor's Foo... .......... 150,00

To Interim. Dividend

plato. When the film serms ready to leave the glass, as may bo toll by raising a corner with the point of a penknile, sijncogea of 8 por cont, paid on to it a pic of cloan white August, 17, 1011

paper,

lift both from the bath and To Balanco

Byteeges the film carefully, to a

sheet of clean glass which has

been entirely frid from grour

$2,150.007

|

Photographic Competition

Coupon.

Feb. 20, 1012. agree to enter the photographio compotition on the express understand- ing that the editor's do cision shall be final, and that he may, at his discre- tion, use the print' sont horowith either in tho "Hongkong Tolograph or the Weekly Telograph.' Namo............ Address...

Notices

#

EAK TRAMWAYS 00,

PEAR LIMITED.

TIME TABLF

WEEK DAY.

7:00a.m. to 8.00 a.in. Every 15 min. 8.00 a.m. to 10.00 am. 10.00 a.m. to 11.00a.m.

11.80 8.m. to 12.45 p.m. 12.40 pano tại 1.18 F

1.15 p.m. t 1.45 p.m. 1.45 p.m. 2.16 p.m. 2.15 p.m. to. 5.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m.

Under Entirely New Management.

Thoroughly Renovated,

Excellent Cuisins.

H. HAYNF3,

Manager.

t st

Hongkong, 16th Jan., 1912. THE TAIWAN RAILWAY HOTEL.

TAIPEM, FORMOSA. Under the Direct Management of the Taiwan Railway Dept.

J

EXCELLENT CUISINE ARD GOOD SERVICE. RATES

€1YEN AND Ur.

Uniformed hotel poster mest ali

treins and steamers Luggage at

11

10 min.

15 mia.

$1

15 mia.

"

10 min.

*

H

10 min.

15 min. mnged for without any trouble to

guests.

Th

15 min.

10 min.

""

NIGHT CARS. 8.45 p.m. and 9 p.m., 9.40 p.in. to 11.10 p.m. every 15 minutes. SUNDAYS. 7.80 k.m.

1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.. 5.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. 6.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. 7.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m.

10 min.

M

15 min.

1

+

10 min.

#

15 min.

10 min.;

11

15 min.

10

10 min.

NIGHT CARS on Weck Days, SATURDAYS.

Extra Cars at 11.46 p.m

Tanco Shoot with the Books, Vou. chors and Securities of the Com. pany and that in my opinion such Balance Shoot is pamperly drawn up sons to exhibit a true and cor- 8.00 a.m. to 10.30 a.pu. ovory 15 min. rect view of the state of the Com-10.80 a.m, to 11.00a.m. 11.45 a.m. to 12:00 noon pany's affairs at De ember 31, 12.00 noon to 1.00 p.m. 10,000.00 1911, according to the best of my -90,822.86| information and explanations given me and as shown by the $102,972.86

Books of the Company. I have obtained all the information and by means of strong uitric neid, By Balance brought followed by washing and dish-forward from last year, $20,558,70 explanations required,

I ing, Strip off the paganit By leo Silos and tho plate in tho rack to dry, Coll Storage Charges, A Simpler Method. less Working Ex- The foregoing method, ns will pensor ho sten, requ38 several chemi- By Rent roveived cals of an unusual and somewhat f(léss Crown Ront and dangerous malice, and is not so Tuxes paid) ............ By Interest" and well suited to the needs of the average worker as one of the fol- Dividends lowing. Perhaps the simplest way is to place the printing frame containing the erasked negative and a piece of glossy printing

A. R. Lowo, C.A.,

Auditor. Hongkong, Tobruary 10, 1912.

-

71,589.24

FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS.

1,40180

9,101.06 10.00

$102,972.80

By Transfer Fega...

A CHANCE FOR EVERY

AMATEUR.

The proprietor of the "Flong- kong Telograph "bas decided to

out paper at the bottom of a deep Balance Sheet at Es ember 31, continue during Fobruary h's

01-

box just large enough to a modate the ame. Such a device

cansos the rays of light to pass through the eraus parallel to its odges and prevents refraction, 'so that the defect does not show in the finished pint. To save trouble in the future, it is well to copy this popieri print.

1911.

Liabilities.

Capital. 5,000 shares

of $25 each .......$125,000.00 Accounts Payable... Ammonia Reserve.. Provision for Con-

Lingonoton ......... Unclañand Dividenda Profit and Loss

Account

4 201

Assets..

20-

Land, Buildings, Plant and Machinery as

Inst per count $129,220,68 Sinea expended on Plant...6,673.96

An Alternative. An gaat ve method is to suspend the frame in a shallow box,, to the four earnors of which strings are attached, and wind the strings together at the top so that whón, the hind is removed they will untwist, thus ke sping tho frame in constant mofia x nud diffusing the light thoroughly. This devies requires ono occasion= | ally to twist it up, but if printing | Extension Account, ne ja v uried oil in a bright light this is' a minor objection. The s two moods are ha dy suitable for bromide or development! uppers of the gas light varioty, but it tuna'y happens that with these printing mod'ums it is ofton only necessary to find the exact augle to hold the framo to

the priting light. Test strips

per lust

Ionut,

offer of two prizos for the Lost photographs submitted to the editor by amateur photographers during the month,

7,202.70 It has been decided to widen 1,058.91 the scope of the competition. To restrict it largely to active life in 160,000.00 the Colony excludes many ama-

9,125.00 tours who are not yet exparien-1

ced in this class of work. As tho 90,822.80 whole purpose of the competition

is to stimulato interest in photo-1 graphy in Hongkong it has boon felt better to remove all restric- tion and to

·

Olve Everyone a Chance.

SPECIAL CARS, Arrangement at the Company's OBše, Alexandra Buildings,

Des Voeux Road.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,

General Managei f,

Hongkong, 3rd Nov., 1911.

Hongkong, Jst Feb., 1912. [1S

AERTEX

.

CELLULAR.

REGAL

SHOES

Hongkong, 20th April, 1911.

J. H.-TAGGART,

Manager. [25

GRAND HOTEL,

Telephone 197.

MANAGEMENT & QUISINE UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT

F. BEICHMANN, Proprietor.

82]

ASTOR HOUSE

(LATE CONNAUGHT HOTEL.)

QUEEN'S ROAD; HONGKONG.

"ENTRALLY sitasi 1 up-to-date. Hotel, Recently rmorated, and under entirely New Management. Largo and Comfortable Rooms, Excellent Cuisine under the supervision of an Experienced FRENCH CHEF, and soparale Tables, Hot and Cold. Baths, Electria Light' throughout. Terms moderate, First Class accommodation for Families and Tau.alte

For partionlars and rates apply to

PROPRIETORS.

Tilephons, 170

Telogmas Autor."

OPEN AIR SKATING RINK.

BELLE

VIEW HOTEL

Tolophone No. 907.

SESSIONS 10 A.M. to 12 Noon.

2 P.M. to 4 P.M.

Admission 25 cents.

6 P.M. to 8 P.M.

9 P.M. to 11 P.M.

Admission 50 cents.

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String Band will play at the above Hotel every Sunday commencing

■rom 4 p.m. to 10 p.m.,

Hongkong, 24th January, 1912.

HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN.

J. T. SHAW PLUNKET'S GAP

TAILOR

and

OUTFITTER,

21, Hongkong Hotel Bulldings, Gan's Road,

THE GENERAL ELEC- TRIC CO. OF CHINA,. LIMITED.

MANUFACTURERS AND IMPOrters.

HEAD OFFICE~

7, Jinkco Road,

Shanghini.

Telegrams

"Goulectric."

16, Des Voeux Road,

Hongkong

Telephone G18.

Telegrams →" Sperkloss,"

MANUFACTURERS of Complete Electric Plant, Power Schemes and Complete Telephone Installations.

WORKS,

Pictures of active life, thon, LONDON, WITTON, MANCHESTER, BIRMINGHAM. LARGE STOCKS held of all Electrical Supplies, Wires, Cables, pictures of still life, picturos 135,815.01 recent or pictures taken months Fittings, Shades, Bells, Telephones, Batteries, Switchboards and ago, pictures of life or sconos in Switch Apparatus, Steam Dynamo Sets, Motors, Arc Lamp Carbons Hongkong or pictures taken in

Robertson Lamps and Osram Metal Filament Lamps. any part of China, pictures taken it Homo-any picture, general-or local, may be sent along if it possesses interest at all. With the competition of so com- prehensive a character there is n olance for any amateur photo prapher in Hongkong to win ono the prizes. The rules of com

SHIPBUILDERS,

FORGEMASTERS,

· FULL· PARTICULARS AND ESTIMATES GIVEN ON APPLICATION.

$21,780,81 Sinco expended on Buildings and Ma- chinory, including interest during Construction $2,- 778.03...94,415,93

Lunch and

Lightor, no por last. Account 10,000,00 Loss written

should be used, and the frame held first on one side and then on the other, with the light striking the crack as nearly parallel es possible. Of course, if te has a pa of condensors for enlarging, the easiest way is to hold the frame in the position usually occupied by the negative in onlarging, bo-Investments: ciuso only parallel rays pass.

1

Another Plan.

off as per Just Report 2,000.00

Mortgage on Pro- port y $2,000,00 Hongkong

119,202.74

Club De- bontures, at

par 20,000.00 Sharca in Public Companies, as por last Account

430.00

When, however, both flm and glass bavo boon breen, another method must be used. Comcat the pieces carefully to a clean glass with Can la balsam dis- solved in xylol (rusod in micro- copio work) and press out any air bubbles which may have formed, Then with a match apply' balsam to the edges of the fragments and press them together so that tho balsam oozes up and fills the Sundry Debtors... crack. If this is neatly done and the surplus balsam wipal off and Accounts Receivable the pieces do not Reparats during

of drying the crack will not show Stocks

Loo, Coal Land Ammonia se

in the print, because the balsam has almost the same refractivo ydex as glass.

8,000.00

TAIKOO

GRAVING

DOUK

78711. by 88(1. by 3ift. 6 in

Retail Agent in Hongkong-

WM, C, JACK & CO., LTD."

Toleplione, 358,

27]

The Peak, near the Tram Teininn. Tel. 58.

For Toms, apply to the

MANAGER.

HOTEL LISTS.

Mra, and child A...¤, F. A. Avenel, Mr. and

Mr. Boliliós, Dr. Blake, L. J. Beade, Madamo D. Burgess, R. C. Cowen, Mrs. Crozier, Misa Dobbie, Mr. & Mrs.

J. A. Edrhardt, Capt. Edwards, F. F.

J

KINO EDWARD HOTEL, Aluxandor, Mr. and Mance, J. 0.

Manhoff, O. N. Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. G. & chil Mooro, M. and

Miss. L.. Mateor, Bliss Mak, J. S.

MoHugh, Mr. and

Mrs. Mody, J. H. N. McCormack, J. Wubba,.A, P. Passmore, Capt. &

Mrn, Peal, C. A, Pony, C. A. Presbe.goa, II. Ramsay, Mrs. L Rao, L. C. Ro voldt, B.

Erlindi, Mr. and

child Ellis, 1. H. Elvinos, C. A.

Fraser, Mrs.

Helma, F.

་་

Booker, Capt. G.

Hoffman, H. E

+

Sarby, V,

Bonitor, Mrs. A,

Kemp, Capt. and Spaige, U. 6.

Mrs. W. J. Krall, Mr. & Mrs.

W.-D.

Stewart, Capt and

Land, Mr. and

chi Iren Lau son. Mr. &

Mr.

Wuters, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. and Imily Watkins, li. Mrs. C

Waldroo, J. Leiria, Consul and Weises, B.

Mrs. Lenox, J.

Young, J. B.

Aston Hop1.

Balliste. Mr. & Mrs. Lugebil, V,

Chopard, F.-A.

Masson, O.

Morries, Mr.

de Mortos, Mrs.

Biret, L.

Born, Mr. J. P. Bradshaw, II.

Molle, Mr

[50 Collins, L. J.

Erǝns, Q. Granudo, A. Grow, D. Guillon, D.

14, DES VEUX ROAD.

BOILERMAKERS REPAIRERS, SALVORS, AND

BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS, CONSTRUC. TOINAL, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.

.W. GALLAGHIR,

Manager.

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-Boraxora Horal. 'Baldwin, Mr. and Kuvz, Dr,

Lownitro, R. Lloyd, G. T.

Mrs. A. M. Bargmond, F. Bates, L. R.

Lone, F. 11.

Mackis, D. D.

Beilken, B.

Belilios, Mr. & Mrs. Marshall, F. D.

Marcolt, Dr. O.

R. E..

Belilios, Mrs. E. 1.. Marchall, W. B.

and maid Pall, C. D. J. Bernis, J. |Bert, 11... .. Boolson, G. Brown, 8. M. Bamana, F. Burkill, O. R. Chambra, Miss Chilra, P. T.. Clarke, W. E. Clayton, J. B.. Crentzfeldt, Dr. Dare, Hon. W.

Rood, .c. Dix, R. D'Oettingen, V. Drew, W. C. Dopros, W. 8.

Em ko do H.

Martens, O. Mallon lin

..K. L. & obild.

Mairon, Mr. & Mrs.

Mrs. J. T. W. Mercer, W. Afgutar Mr. and

Mra. McKean, Dr. G. W Moore, J., Jr. Mitchelmore, E. V. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. J.N., va les and maid. Murol, A. S. Neiden, Dr. H. Noble, Miss

Noble Mix. Northcom‍ba

Capt. & Mr

Ehren'els, Mr. and Ochiioben H,

Mr. H. C.

Eftaen, J.

Vial q, EL G. Florin, A. G. Forrester, J. Franz, D. Fuller, Denman.. Gaubert, R. Gonat, Mr. & Mrs. Garrow, H.

Ohlyt R. N.

Vyston, G. D.

Plara on, T. G, R.

Pirie, W. G.

Pensaba, C. Ray, E. H. Raymond, E. M. Roy, Miss F. Hitchio,Mr. & Mrs. Ritchie, Miss

Goorge, Mr. & Mr. Ritchie, J.

FJ. George, Miss

Gorrilller,

Comdr: de

י.

Rubinson, W. V. Robertson,Capt.E.

L1 Rodyk, Mrs. F.

• Rose, O. H.

Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Rabo, H...

K.AB.

Gealbourn, V. Gould Mr. & Mr&J,

Marso, di Ouds Grog, B.

V. F.

Grimshaw, R. J. Rodford, Mr. and Haggart, J. R.

Mrs.

Hale, Mr. & Mrs.

B. A.. Jensen, Mr. E. V. - Ribalt, L. Johnston, R. P.

Modern Appliances for quick construction and repair of Ships Jonts, E. G.

Engines, Boilers, Railway Rolling Stock, Bridges, and all

Classes of Engineering, Iron and Wood Work Joreph, 1.

Lapioque, P. A. Electrical Drives, Hydraulic & Pneumatic Tools, Lindwell, Mrs. A.

Linwell, Mr. and installed throughout the Works.

Mrs. M. V.

50-ton Hydraulic TEST NG MAO HINE for Chains, Wire Ropes, Rivets

and Metal Bimens.

TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING CO.

DOCKYARD,

Pampa empty Dock la

2 8-4 hours,

THREE PATENT SLIPWAYS

OF HONGKONG, LIMITED,

taking vessels up to 8,000 tona displacement, providing conditions for pansing ships with most efficient result 41,430.00 100-Tor ELECTRIC CRANE OF QUAY-

HONGKONG

ELECTRIC OVERHEAD ORANĖS TanoUNHOUT Tax Suors BazGING Up to 100 Tons, ́ ́

7,007,04

Extanten given for Dooking, Repaim to Hull and Machinery, 3,001.26 Contractions] Work.

4,050.00

MASAYURS AND. ÄGESTE:

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

"HONGKONG, CHINA,

Telegraphic Addres8 20

#TAIKOODOCK

Rosenthal, J.

Rosenthal, F.

Salabello, 8. Balabelle, Miss

Sisk, Capt., J. W. Thornton, Goo. Walker, O..G.

GRAND HOTEL Aqui t, Mr, & 3113, James, B. Brajen, F.

Keyt, Dr. P.

MkII.

Bates, FL

Boltabanton, Hr: & Kinghors, Mr. and

Mm. J. B. Kelly, Dr. & Mrs.

& 2 children. Lenienty, F. P. Minknits, Capt, F. -Myall, A. F. MoKey, W,

Bollinger, 8 Cords, Capt. |Graw, Mr. & Mrs.

A, D. Ead +., Char. T.

Evans, Mr. & Mra, Nathan, As II.

a. u.

Shelton-Hooper A, Alingsby, A Smih, E. L. Smith, W. P.

Cliator Solomon, H... Spalding, Dr. and „Mr. A. D. & inft.

Hall, Capt. T. P. Upitiles, J.*** Hannibal, Mr. and Stokes, Mr. and

- Mrs, W. A. Hampl, M. Harrison, A

Hayes, J. A.

Mrs. A. P. Square, Miss W.

Stainer, L. and.

Mt. C. E.

Hewett, Hoa. E. A. Stockwell, C. F.

Batherland, P. D.

Howell, Mis. E.A. Thomas, H. P.

Eichens, Miss

Higglas, J. A.

Hobbs, E. V. -Hope, John E.

Hough, Dr. 8. Hummerich, D. Hurtado, E. L. Inum, Capt. B. Jackson, C.. Johnson Joseph, E. M.❤

Nish, W. Molunes | Joraph, M. A..

Finger, Mr. and Pond, E. H.

child

Francine, Mr. M. Roger, A. L.

Halm, A, B,

Herbaar, J.

Judinsión Ca

Foge, Th. R.

Ternen, Jaye Taylor, R.

Haddata, H. O.

Joseph, B. M. Kiba, H.T.

Kapp, W. B. Krai, Drenth Kruseman, A

Tomlinson, E. §.

Trimm, Q.

Uyemara, K. Vermelj, G

---- Vollbrecht, Mr. &

1. Mm. E. Dag Warren, H. J. Waterman, E. JA White, Mr&Mr.

Tavor, Capt. H

H. L, IL Wilson Wa Wilson, Miss J.

8.

Williams

Windson R.,