Shipping
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY MARCH 23 1912
?GOING HOME?
A Holiday at Home, and a way to get there that's a holiday.
WHY NOT
See the beauties of Japan, of Honolulu (the Paradise of the Pacific) of California, of Colora- do, and the fascinations of Niagara, San Fran- cisco, Chicago and Not York
AND THE WAY
Every "travel wise tourist takes the deservedly famous U, S. MAIL Steamers of the
PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.
Steamors of Limitless Taixury. Splendidly appointed "Homes on the Water." Wireless Telegraphyf| Submarine Fog Signals. Excollent String Orchestra. Moals for epicures under the superintendence o enterer of International Repute.
is not more by this route with its unrivalled THE COST:
opportunities, than by any other route. For a return ticket to Lotion the cost is but $120, including borth and meals across Amorica. To San Francisco via Japan and Honolulu the cost is £45. For the INTERME- DIATE SERVICE First Class accommodations are provided for £43 to London (return ticket £74) and to San Francisco $25. SPECIAL RATES to ollicers, Army, Navy, Consular or Civil Service, on application.
STEAMERS.-
KOREA
......18,000
SIBERIA.
.18,000
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MANCHURIA
MONGOLIA....
.27,000 ..27,000
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KOREA
.18,000
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Apr. Apr. 16 Apr. 30 May 20 June 18
21. P.M.
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INTERMEDIATE. -
Persia.............. 9,000
China
.10,200
Mar. 26 Apr. 23
.11
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Nilo...................... 11,000
LET US PLAN AN ITINERARY FOR YOU. King's Building (opposite Blake Pier).
Notices
CHINA EXPRESS CO..
(ESTABLISHED 1844.)
GENERAL SHIPPING AND Forwarding AGENTS, Parcels and Cases of any Size, Shape, or Weight forwarded to All Parts of The World, st, the Lowest Rates of Freight. TELEPHONE No. 168.
8, DUDDELL STREET,
Hogkong, 30th January, 1912.
IG GARRI
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OUR NEW O. 1. BREW, manufactured oxokusiraly from the finest Bohemian Hops and Garman Malt by an Expert German Brewer. May be had from deslor or from the undersigned.
Telephone No. 141.
FRED J. HALTON,
Agent,
Hongkong, 24th January, 1912.
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CO., LTD.
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NEW FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
KOBE, HONGKONG AND RANGOON.
EASTWARD,
The 8.9. MUTTRA," 1,044 ions, Captain J. R. O’Bollivay, die at HONGKONG from RANGOON on 2nd April, will be despatched for KOBE some day, at Noon, taking Cargo and Passongemat current rates, to ba followed by 8.8. “FULTALA, 4,162 tons, Capt. II. Chidley,
WESTWARD.
The S.S. FAZILKA," will leave Honakosa for SINGAPORE, PE- NANG and BANGOON on the 28th March, 1912, at 4 p.m., followed by the 88," WARDHA" on 10th April, taking cargo and passengers at current rates, The above Steamers have excellent saloon accoming lation for passongora and. are filled with all modern conveniencos.
For Freight or Parsage, apply to
Telephone No. 215;
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.,
AGENTS.
Hongkong, 16th March 1912
Notices
EAK TRAMWAY? 00.
LIMITED.
TIME TABLE.
WEEK DAYS.
7.00 am, to 8.00 am. Every 15 min,
8:00a.m. to 10.00 a.m.
11
10 min. 10 min.
#
10.00 am to 11.00 a.m. 11.80 am to 12.45 p.m. 19.45 p.m. tɔ 1.15 p.m.
Notices.
Victoria
T147
Dispensary
(Opposite the Clock Tower.)
15 min. DISPENSING
10 min.
1.15 p.m. to 1,45 p.. 1.45 pm. 3 2.15 p.m. 2.10 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.
16 min.
D
10 min.
"}
#
15 min.
5.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m.
17
10 win
NIGHT CARS. 8.45 p.m. and 9.p.m., 9.45' p.m. to 11.80 p.m. every 15 minales, SUNDAYS.
7.80 a..
8.00 am to 10.80 a.m. svery 15 min. 10.80 s.m. to 11.00a.m. 17,
AND
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THE
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10 min. 11.45 a.m. to 12.00 noon 10 min. Hongkong, 1st Feb, 1912.
1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m.
F
12.00 noon to 1.00 pm.
10 min.
18.
15 min.
2
10 min.
15 min.
AERTEX
+1
10 min.
8.00 p.m. to 7.00 pm. -7.00p.m. to. 8.10 p.m.
NIGHT CARS as on Week Days. SATURDAYS.
Extra Cars at 11.45 pm,
SPECIAL CARS, Arrangement at the Company's CBos, Alexandra Buildings,
Des Voeux Road.
JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON,
General Managera,,
Hongkong, 3rd Nov., 1911.
KUHN
AND
KOMOR.
Art Curio Dealers: INSPECTION INVITED
A. KUHN,
Propeistar
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SHOES
J. T. SHAW
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and
OUTFITTER,
21 11ongkong,Hofòl Bulidings,
Ask for the NEW O. B. BREW.
B.
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Specialists in the Manufacture of RAILWAY ROLLING STOOK of every description. Pioneers in the Design and Manufacture of PRESSED STEEL UNDERFRAMES and BOGIES and ALL- STEEL RAILWAY WAGONS.
The Undersigned have been appointed Sole Agents in Hongkong and China.
THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING C),,
OF HONGKONG, LTD.
Agente, BUITERFIELD & SWIRE.
Bongkong, 23rd September, 1911.
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repair of bollam and hulle, welding of erscha
Benewing of corroded plates by addition of metal^
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Entertainments
OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
THEATRE
ROYAL
WHAT THEY THINK.
CITY HALL.
THE HONGKONG AMATEU? DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENT
GILBERT & SULLIVAN'S
COMIC OPERA
THE GON! OLIERS
PRICES.
SATURDAY,
ON
MONDAY,
23rd Moroh 25th
"
TUESDAY,
20th
WEDNESDAY,
27th
AT 9 P.M.
$3, $2, $1. Sailors, and Soldiers in uniform
half price to $2 and $1 Seats.
China Mail.
Complications.
The political situation in Eng- land arising out of the coal striek is decidedly interesting. Both sidos to the controversy have ovidently girded their loins for a fight to a finish and it looks as though the sequel will be found in the dofont of the Asquith administration. The coal minos bill introduced by the Premier on Tuesday plonso8 nobody) The owners declare that it is a piece of infamous truckling. to the unreasonable demande of the more advanced socialist
Booking at the ROBINSON PIANO CO. Opens on Tharaday, wing of the workers unions:
14th March, at 10 a.m.
Honkgong, 6th March, 1012.
VICTORIA THEATRE.
the inen, on the other hand, find [216the proposals far too complacent
TO-NIGHT!!
TO-NIGHT! MARCH 23rd
THE HUGHES MUSICAL COMEDY CO
Will present
THE FARCICAL COMEDY..
THE GAY MRS. DOLLAR
EXTRA by special request.
towards the contentions of the employers. Mr. Asquith, afraid to put down his foot manfully and grapple with the situation, in other than a temporising fashion, thus finds himself on the horns of a dilemme, a lilemma that may in the end impale him and his party. Thi situation is but a culmination for all that has gone fuo. Ever since he first took office he has pandered, cosotted, and in somr cases truckled to, the labour party because they controlled so many votes in parliamentary elections, and now in the long last he meets his Nomenis."
Daily Press.
THE TEXAS TOMMY DANCE United States is strengthening
MATINEES: SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
BIJOU SCENIC THEATRE.
(Flower Streef.)
TO-NIGHT.
AT
TO-NIGHT.
915 p.m. 9.15 p.m.
THE LATEST PICTURE PLAYS AND
VIOLA THE SISTERS PRICE- LILIAN.
7.15 r.M.
Pictures only.
Lessee and Manager,
7.15 P.M.
R. H. Stephenson. Hongkong, 9th Maŋob, 1912.
THE
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CHINA PROVIDENT LOAN AND MORTGAGE 00., LD.
(Capital Paid vr... 1,280,000.) Loans on Mortgage of House Property
desi
Goods received on Storage. Advances made on Merchandise.. Loans made on the Provident System. [(Bates and Particulare on application), THE OFFICE OF TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, &,
Undertaken and Examata L.
SHIWAN, TOMES & CỎ. General Managers, Hontfour. 19th March, 1908,'
WM. POWELL,
LIMITED.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT. NOW. SHOWING
SPRING
MILLINERY-
A LARGE-
“SEMI”
TRIMMED
The Supremacy of the Pacific,
The announcement that the-
its Philippine Squadron by sending out the three armoured cruisers which form the first division of the Pacific Fleet at. Honolulu reminds us of an in-
toresting controversy which has recently been proceeding in the columusof the Pall Mall Gazotto". respecting the question of naval. supromisoy in the Pacifio. Mr. Gerard Fionnes recently contri
|buted to that journal an article
in which he laboured to establish that the uaatory of the Pacific- will, in any event, reat with the Japanese as against the Americans in 1020; the year in which the Baito programine of SELECTION construction is intended to be. completed. Even if the American OF..
rule of laying down two armoured ships annually is not interrupted, he calculated that in 1920 Amorica would have 37 ships of the Dreadnought and pro-Drea nought type, while Japan would have 31, but he pointed out that The numerical inferiority of the Japanose is all in the loss power- fal type of ship. In other words the Japanese will, in 1920, posscAM 25 Dreadnoughtships to America's 24. On such a basis does Mr. Fiennes rest his confident state- ment that "the mastery of the Pacific will, in any event, rest with the Japanese as against the'. Amerioans in 1920,"
AND
UNTRIMMED
HATS.
MODERATE PRICES.
William Powell, Limited
♬ mzkone. 15th Mor.. 1912.
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South China Morning Post.
Trade Outlook. Money is becoming more plon tiful. Merchants aro gradually unloading their burden of heavy stocks. Inquiries of all kinda are coming to hand more freely. Banks are giving greater facilities. It only remains for the new Government to suppress local disorders, an inevitable outcome of the initiation of now conditions of administration. Once the confidence of the people is gained, immediately the hovering bands of malcontents and trouble- makers are dispersed, and the now Government establishes
itselt as complete master of the situation, China will expe rionce such a revival as has never been known in her history,, and we can see no reason why the optimistic prediction of the first President of the Republic should not be fulfilled to the letter. The prospects are certainly encourag- ing for those who can afford to wait a little longer. China is an enormous field, hitherto only tapped at the fringe. Its recupar ntive powers are marvellous, and when business is once more set ngoing with olook like the heavy losses of tlie! months will soon be
abe ruah for the raina lo comat
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