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HOTEL LISTS.

Hongkong Hotel.

Adair, Mr. and Innes, Capt. R."

Mrs.

Aurely, G.

Barberini, E. T. Baring, M.

Bate, E. R.

Barttelot, Capt.

C. D. J.

Belilios, Mre, E.

R.

Jameson, C. D.

Jordi, Mrs. **

Judah, Mrs. A,

N. E.

Kauffman, Mr. & Mrs. G. A. B.H. F., R.N. Keysoll. E. E Beaumont, G. A. Komor, 9. Beauregard, Kopp, A.

Comte G. de Kruseman, A. Behu, Mrs. E. Kubitz, Dr. Bell, Mr and Mrs. Larsell, Dr. and

Mrs. S. L. Lloyd, G. T. Love, Lit. M. Mackenzie, A. MacGrogor, N.

C. MacLennan, D.

G. Macedo, J. M. MacIntyre, Mr.

and Mrs. Nell.. Macrae, Mrs.

Benn, G. A. Bernis, J.

Bethell, Mr. and

Nra H.

Beynon, Capt.

O. R. Binns, S. C. Birchenough, W.

H.

Fig. A― How

Dest Germede volan in two

dayı.

Fig.

How Alp Game Cavalop in tvo aja.

Fig. C-Bama Plate showing how Forma» mint pestenER MITY dvelopment of Air and Dust Germs.

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1913,

Blanch, Mr. and Main, Mr. and You Must Kill the

Mrs. N. F.

Brereton, H.

Ashley Brown, Miss J. Brown, Mrs. O.

W Buck, W. W. Bund, IL W. Burr, E C.. Burr, Miss M. B. Buschner, O. Cambridge, A. J. Campbell, A. Campbell, Mra,

8.

Campholl, Miss 9. Campbell, J. S. Catlin. H. Chalkley, Mre. Chaplin,

Mrs.

and 'maid Chalmers, 1.8. Chase, Carlton Chisholm. W. T. Christie, P. N. Claire, Miss G.

St.

Claxton, A. A. Cobb, Mr. and

Mrs. W, W. Cowie, A. G. Cowen, Mrs. W.

F

Cranston, I W Crocker, Miss Curry, G. P. Deacon, J. D. Deane, A. F. Denison, O. G. Denson, H. O. Dietmar, W. Dinitrieff, C. T. D'Oettingon, V. Douglas, Mrs. R.

H.

Doster, Cap- and Mrs. C., U.S.A. Dovey, A. G. Ducamp, A. Dunlo, Miss L. Drew, W. C. Edwards, Miss A. Ehrenfels, Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Eilts, Mr. and

Mrs. J. Evsline, Z P. Farley, Wallace

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Finlayson, Mre,

0.

Fisher, H. G.

Fowler, E. A. S.

Fowler, E. A.

Forsyth, Mrs. E. Freer, C.

Freer, Miss M.

Mrs G. A. 2 children and governess Marriott, Dr. O. Martin, Mies T. Maxwell. T, B. Matheson, Mrs.

R. T. and] child. McDowall, J. McKean, Dr. G.

W. McKenny, Dr. C. W. & Mrs. Melita, K. B. Merecki, J. Melbourne, C.

D.

Melcher, J. Menzies, Major Morris, J. Morris, W. H... Mosley, R. F. Mulder, Mr. and

Mrs. J. D. F. Munch, A. H. Northcombe, Capt & Mrs. F.D.. Oudenloren, W.

F. C. Potersen, Mr.

Mrs. valot maid Pinkham, L. E; Potts, Mr. and

Mrs. W. H. Preville, R. de Prior, A. W. Ray, E. H. Reay, Miss F, Perry, F. A. Rettish, Dr. W. Roves, Mrs. Richarde, H. M. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs H.T." Richardson,

and son Robler Rouse, Mrs. Sausmare z, Lady U. de Bausmarez, Bir

II. de Schmolke, W. Sharp, E H. Sibley, J. C.

Sidford, Mrs.

G V.

Germs to Remedy

Sore Throat—

because it is a germ infection. We speak of "catching"! Sore Throat-and we really do--in- haling millions of noxious germs when we breathe..

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50

formamin

TABLETS

A.WULFING &C

12,CHANIES STREETİ LONDON,WC.

Deep in the throat cavities germs grow and multiply, and poison the membranes. The throat beermes dry und inflamed-swallowing a painful operation-you have Sore Throat or something worse--for, you must remember that Sore Throat, is often the forerunner of serious infectious discaves.

Formamint

THE GERM-KILLING THROAT - TABLET,

ia wonderful germ-lestroyer-an ileal remedy for Sore Throit-unil a safe préventive of gerni diseases, such as Diphtheria, Consumption of the Laugs, Scar let Fever and Measles,

The unique germicidal power of Formamint has begn frequently demonstrated by scientific experi ients. One of the most recent of these, conducted by. Dr. Piorkowski, the fanions Berlin scientist, is Dlustrated by, the accompanying diagrams.

Dr. Piorkowski coated three glass plites with a substance on which gerus thrive. One (Fig. C) he also treated with some saliva iu which Formamint in been dissolved,. He then exposed all three plates to the air and dust, and afterwards kept then for two days at the temperature of the human body. Figs. A not having been treated with Formamint, were covered with germ growilis. Fig. C, which had been treated with Formantint, was absolutely free from germ growths, proving that Foramint killed all germs which settled there.

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What happened on Fig. C ́is exactly what hap- pens in the mouth and throat of the person who takes Formamint, namely, germs which cauza Sore

Throat and other infectious diseases are all destroyed.

But only Wuling's. Formamint will do this not Any of the imitations which are frequently offered instead. Insist on genuine Wulfing's Formamint, which is sold at all Chemists, in battles of 50 tablets.

Wulfing & Co. 6, Kiukiang. Road, Shanghai. Makers of Sanatogen-the Tonic Food..

Sir John Aird Decorated.

Siener Enrico Caruso, the world's greatest Lenur, verlies jami

"I have found For. sant Tablets very pleam to the taste and beneficial to the throat."

Dr. Conrad Kuhn,

Physician to the Court of ... the Kmperor of Austria and the Private Phy- sician to live tetr Presantpikre, writess. "I have prescribed Your excellent Forna- mint Tablets to many

patles, and always

with the very best and pament remifts. They, haveprovel themselves

uprisingly efficacious

In cases of Tonsillita, ne-Bad Breath, as well han reliable preventiva, especially in connec

Run with Tonsillika,** Mme. Adelina Paul,

the Queen of sonst. write

"I bave taken For malat Tablets ́ ́for some the best and

have much pleazare la saying that I find them very beueficial for the throat."

Write to-day for

FREE BOOK,

If you wille, uten- Honing is paper, we will gladly and you an interesting book on Sore Throat and Infectious Dla- CROCS.

Christmas luck for Mercantile Officers.

Real Christmas luck befel the

His Highness the Khedive officers and crew of the steam- Solomon, H. H. invested Sir John Aird with the ship Azurlfarache, of the Com- Southmayd, J. Grand Cordon of the Medjidieh

at the opening of the Assuan pania Sevilians, states a despatch

B.

Stafford, f.

Stahl, Miss A. Stephens, A Stephens, Miss

4

Dam.

THE GENTLEMEN'S HOUSE.

J. T. SHAW

STOCKTAKING SALE.

JANUARY 30TH TO FEBRUARY 5TH. Α REAL GENUINE CASH SALE.

THE FIRST SINCE WE STARTED BUSINESS.

This is not an Annual Sale,

We are offering High Class Goods at a Special Reduction for Cash only.

WE DESIRE TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR

SPECIAL

REDUCTIONS

IN

SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, SOCKS, BOOTS, SHOES, FELT HATS, STRAW HATS, CLOTH HATS.

A SPLENDID

OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE OUR KNOWN HIGH CLASS GOODS AT

SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.

21, HONG KONG HOTEL BUILDINGS, QUEEN'S ROAD.

THE LEEDS FORGE CO.,

LTD., LEEDS..

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 WAGONE.

The Undersigned have Leen sppointed Sola Agents in Hongkong and China.

THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING CO.

OF HONGKONG, LTD.

Agents, BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE. Hongkong, 23rd Senterober, 19İL.

Consignee

42 1

Consignee

to the Paris Journal. Whilst NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP lying in the port of Barcelona it

The King and the Veterans. was learned that a ticket in the French, Mrs. & Stilson Mra. G. In reply to greetings from the Spanish Christmas lottery pur

child

W. J

D.

Spittles, Mr. &

BREMEN,

LINE.

Crimean and Indian Mutiny Ve-chased on the general behalf of IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL terans' Association, Bristol, on the the ship and numbered 34,780 occasion of their Christmas dinner bad gained the chief prize of on December, the following tele- £40,000. Flege and illuminations gram was received from Lieuten- immediately bespread the vessel, ant-Colonel Sir Brederick Pon- officers and sailors embraced NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Swift, Mr. and son by "Please

to ach other, and the Christmas veterans nesembled his Majesty's Eve in port was passed in festi-

Fuller, Denman Sutherland, P. Goare. Mr. and

Mrs. A. George, Mr and

Mrs. F. J. George, Miss Goodrich,

Gordon, A. G.

Goulbourn, V.

L...

Mrs. James.

Square, Mies.

Mr. G. H.

Swift, Miss D.

convey

**BREMEN,"

thanks for their greetings. The vity. Next morning the Azual- THE Staniship Tait, E G.. Taylor, Mrs M. King hopes they will live long to farache left for, Tarragona, the celebrate their famous camp-precious lottery ticket having first been deposited in the bank Gratama, D. M. Vandervoot, Mraigns."

it Barcelona.

Gould, Mr. J.

Gourgey, 1,

ป.

G.

and Mra G. N.

Grimshaw, R. J. Vermeij, G.

Hall, Capt. T. P. Waller, U.

Hanna, De J G Watkins, H..

Harhord, W. R.

Harrison, A. ' Harris. Capt. A.

8.. Heape, F. B. Herzl, A Hewett, Fon. E.

A., O.M.C

Eilbert, Dr. P. A

Herdman, A. E.

Grand Hotel.

Webb, Mr. and Agnew Mr. and Lorria, F.

Mrs. B. Whamond, D.

.M......

White, D. Wigham, Major

Mrs."

Bailey, H. S Bauckham, E Calvert, F. Cuthbort, Goorge Danmann, J.

and the Hon. Mrs. P. Winkler, Mr. & Davies, t

Mra. F.

Hoffmann, W. Witt, Miss

Hughes, Mr. & Wood, G. G.

Elson

Fisher, W

Mrs-WRr~

Wright, Mr. &

Grace, J. Grant, J.

Hope, E.

Hunt, Th. Van

Mrs. J. F. Young, J. A.

Hunt, H. J.

Graob, F. Gregory, W P. Griffin, Peyton

Ordigleburn.

Myall, A. T

Yudie, Air and

Mrs, Paul S.

re- Pink, Mr. and

Mrs Reher, Capt.

Roberts, J. Sach, Capt. Schmitto. I Sharp, H., Thompson, E. Tobias

Tobias, Mr. and

Mrs. Hamilton Mr. & Walster, P.

Mrs,

Watkins, G. A. Hansen

White, Mr and

Mrs. Hillbrecht, Dri

Woodcock Adams, Mr. and Cornell, W. A. Hyde, B.

Mrs and Haselfoot, Lt. Kleinfaldt, Rev. Swift, ise D. children & Mra.. Caldwell, Mr. Kedd, Mr. and Caldwell, Miss Mrs.

Carpenter Mr. Smith, Mrs. G. and Mrs. Smith, E. G. Chinchen, 8. J. Wood, B. M.

Astor Allen, Miss D. Arnold, J. B. BendeufpLy

House,

Hodges, Miss Juster, W. Lanzone, G.

COMPANY.

THE

HE Steamship

"KOREA."

| FROM SAN FRANCISCO, JAPAN

FORTS AND MANILA

TIFFINS!

$1

OUR

DINNERS!!

THE BEST IN HONGKONG. SPECIAL MONTHLY TERMS

FOR FULL OR PARTIAL "BOARD.

$1

BREAD, CAKES AND SCONES.

ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE PAR EXCELLENCE.

ALEXANDRA CAFE CO.

Consignee

BARBER LINE OF STEAME 8. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEIS.

fuot that sales were very active in the interior and that a large. quantity of cotton was exported to China. The Chinese market consumad 100,000 bales more 8.8. "SHIMOSA”. than in the preceding year and FROM NEW YORK.

about 24,000 more bales se com “ONSIGNEES of Cargo are here-pared with the 43rd year of Meiji by informed that all Goods are (1910) which was considered at being landed at their risk into the the time the most active period Godowns of the Hongkong sad Kow- experienced in the spinning loon Wharf and Godown Company, trade. The output and the exports Ltd., at Kowloon, wtence and/or from of cotton yarns during the last the wharves delivery may be obtained.five years were as follows:

Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice notice to the contrary be given before.

·

Output of Exports of cotton yarns, cotton yarns,

Bales. Bales.. 878,570.187,843

Singapore Exchange, London-Bank 4m/s 2/4.7-18 January 20, 1913.

No daims will be admitted after the Grods have left the Godowns, and all 1903 The stove mentioned vessel Eating Goods remaining undelivered after the 1909....1,025,244...258,878 having arrived, Consignees of cargo are arrived Consignees of cargo are hereby 3rd pror, will be subject to rent. 1910.....1,134,780...347,632 hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and to countersignature and take immest be presented to the Undersigned 1912.1,352,779.371,617 otifed to send in their Bills of lading All claims against the Steamor 19111,129,267...285,009 Yaluables, are being landed and stored. Barriore, 1. Lapicque. Mr

at their risk into the hazardous and/or mediate delivery of cargo from alongside. on or before the 25th prox., or they will Birot, L.

and Mrs. P: A. extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong-Cargo impeding dischargé will be land-not be recognized. Brun, Mrs. U. L. Lathrop, B. kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown immediately at consignees' risk and

Lingeri, Mrs. L Company, Limited; Kowloon, and expeces. Brun, C L,

Cargo remaining on board after West Point Godowns, whence delivery THURSDAY Jan., 80th, 1918, at Вуад, М.

Lugebil, V. Canto, P

Lyon, Mrs. W. may be obtained,

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on noon will be leaded at consignees risk Chambers, VissL S.

and expense.. unless intimation is received from the Chenu, H. V.

Mansfield, Misn

Carge remaining undelivered TUES-by Consignees before noon to-day request-DAY Feb., 4th, 1918, at noon will be Chopard, F. A.

J

Clarke, Miss.A L. Meester, K. W.ing it to be landed here. Cornelinasen, de

Capt. and Mrs Millar, A. C. Tedeoglon U. Morgan, FE

Muller, W.H.G. Dossol, M.. Elbuy, Mas Murad, I.. Elder, Mr. and Navarro, M L

Mre. A. G Norton, Fannin Dr L E. Patter Feinstein, B

Philip Finney, Miss A Towell,

B. D. Francois, Oh.. Garner, G. L.N Guzman, 0. Hodges, Ara W.

Hérier Mr. and

Bodge, Miss Pa

No claims will be admitted after the subject to landing and storage charges, Goods have left the Godowns, and all No fis inace whatever will be goods remaining undelivered after the effected.

8 let of Jan, 1918, will be subject to rent. All chalal and otherwise damaged All broken, chaled, and damaged cargo will be examined at the abors Goods are to be left in the Godowns, Company's godown Feb., 3rd, 1918

here they will be examined on the 81st 10a.m. of

No claims will be entertained un- less accompanied by sbort delivery moto

All broken, chafed, and damage On

Goods are to be left In the Godowns where they will be examined on the Brd prox, et il B...

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned

On

ja

DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agonte.

Hanekene. 27th Jan. 1419,

COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Market in Japan.

Demand

2/1.5-32

Private 8 m/s 24.29-32,

3 m/s 24,19-32

Germany-Bankdjd 238.1-2 Private 3 m/s 242.1-2 On France-Bank d/d 294

Private 3 m/s 299- 188 On India-Bank T.T. 174.1-8 Private 30 de 175.5-8 Hongkong-Bankd/d 11.1-8 Private 30-d/s1218

On

On

Shanghai-Bank did 81.1-8 Private 33 d/s 82.1-8

Owing to the activity in spin-On Java-Bank T.T. 140.1-2

Elaims must reach us before the Feb., 1918, or they will not be or list of exceptions taken at the time of ning ciroles in Japan, the output Tth of

delivery to consignees and sign for and of cotton yarne during the let Ou Japan-Bank did 1141-4 Reiter, Albert Foco red Sommers, Mr.

ire Insurance will be effected, on behalf of the Pacifle Mail.S.8. Co.. and Mrs. A

Bug of Lading will be countersigned Vack. Erland by the undersigned.

Mrs. Williamson, O

Williams, FE/

Private 30 dia 142.1.2

ADDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

MELOSERS &00

All claims must be filed on or before year of Taisho (1912) reached the Sovereigns-buying rate $8.54 Feb., 28th 1918, otherwise they will large number of 1,352,779 bales. India Connoil Bille last

As compared with the proceding not be recognized,

year, it shows an increase of Inilia Council T.T. Instan FRED J. HALTON, 223,000 bales and creates a 1 ProAgent

issue

1/4.3-32

igane

1/4.18

cord. The reason of the large Discount output without a glut arising on Bank of England rates £140 › the market was chiefly due to the. Har allvor in Londen

3ma,

45.8

Gener Agents

Kongkong, 14th Jan, 1919. [380 Hongkong, 98ab Jan. 1918)