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HOTEL LISTS."

Hongkong Hotel.

Anderson, Mr. & Judah, Mrs. A The

Mrs.

N. E.

Andrews, H. W. Kruseman, A. Ltd.

Ayro, Mrs.

Barberini, E. T Baing, M. Bate, E. R.

Beach, O.

Beach, Miss F.

H. 1 Beaumont, E, A. Becker, E. Bolilios, Mrs. E.

R.

Bona, G. A. Boynon, Capt.

0. R. Blanch. N. F. Hlook, G. Braddock, F. Brett, J. W. Broeman, A. Bruce, B. W. Burgeri H. A. Burrard, H. V. Cartwright, 8.

Lambari, Mrs.

W. B. Lampman, A. Laws, Mr. and

...W. Clark, R. M. Cambridge, A. J. Chalmers, J. 8. Claxton, A. A... Cogan, Mrs. J. Cokely. T. J... Condit, Mise R. Cooper, Mr. and ̃:

Mrs. O.

Cowen, Mrs. W.

P.. Cranston; J W. Crooker, Miss Cropper, Mr. and

Mrs. F Danth, P. Davis, U, H. Deane, A. F. Derteano, Mr. &

Mrs. & 2 obild-

ron.

D'Oettingen, Duclos, E.

Mr. P. E.. Lobb, Dr. E. L.

M Lowrie, 8. Mackenzie, A MacIntyre, Mr.

and Mrs. Nol Martin, G. Matheson, Mrs.

R. T. "child. McKean, Dr. G

W.

and

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1913.

Notices

Gas Accumulator Co., of the United Kingdom.

LIGHT HOUSES, BUOYS, BEACONS, RAILWAY LIGHTS,,

AND ALI. INSTALLATIONS FOR HOUSES AND SEA CRAFT ARE FURNISHED BY

US!

ALSO ACETYLENE GAS FOR WELDING AND LIGHTING PURPOSES.

For Prices and Particulars Apply to

York Buildings.

ARTHUR NILSSON & CO.,

Gen. Agents For Chias.

SENNET

McKenny, Dr. JEWELLERS,

C. W. & Mrs. Mehta, K. B.

Merecki, J.

Meske, G. Melbourne, 0.

DA Missmeyer, Mr.

& Mrs. Moñoreiff, Mrs.

& mald Moncreiff, Lt. J.

R. G.

Muir, Mrs. M.

(),

Mulder,

J, D.

F.

O'Leary, Miss

G..

Ondenhoren, F.

L. Parsons, E. E. Parsons, E. E. Pattman, H. A. Petrio, Mr. and

Mrs. Prichard, Capt.

R. N.

V. Prichard, Mrs.

and child

Douglas, Mre. R. Prior, Mr. and

H

Mr C. 11.

Duaroche, Mr. & Ramsay, W. L.

Mm. P. C.

Dowley, WA. Dychuley, S. B. Edwards, J. E Ehrenfels, Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Fannin, Dr. L. E. Finlayson, Mrs.

0)

Fisher, H. G: Fischer, Dr. and

Mr. 0. Fowler, E. A. 8. Funk, L. Goare, Mr. and

Mrs. K Gibb, A. W. Gillespie, A. T. Gleason, J. J. Gordon, A. G. Goulbourn, V. Gould, Mr. J. Gourgey, 1 Groen, J. H. Grisogono, P. O

Von.

Hall, Capt. T. P. Hamilton, C. H. Hanna, Dr. JO. Harbord, W. T. Harrison, Geo. Henderson, C. A Hewett, Hon. E.

AO.M.C Hunter, R. Hunt, N.G Innes, Capt. R. Johns. H Johnston, Mr. &

Mrs. T. C. Jones, E. M.

Ray, E. H. Reay, Miss F. Robinson, W. V¡ Senton, W.M. Sharp, E. H. Sibley, J. C. Sidford,

Mro.

G.V. Smith, Mr. and

Mrs. E. E

Sorby, V.

FRERES.

DIAMOND MERCHANT

AND WATCHMAKERS.

HALL 'MARKED SILVER AND FANCY GOODS.

Hongkong Hotel Bulidings:

JUST ARRIVED.

Large Consignment Best Turkish Cigarettes,

M. NC,

C.

Afridol

Soap

The most effectual preven- Live and cure

Tel. 634

of

In Tins of 100, 55 and 20. Cork Tipped, Gold Tipped and Plain.

TURCO-EGYPTIAN

TOBACCO STORE.

S.O.A.E.O.

"FAR EAST OXYGEN AND ACETYLEVE.CO., LTD.

AUTOGENOUS WELDING

repair of bollers and thuik, weld" g of 'encks.

Renewing foode ! plater by addition of metal

Welding of broken pirors of «me kind.

St.; "rge'• Ruildiya, Sr.

Www.k

G. W. RAMCHAND & CO.

IRECT IMPORTERS OF SILES, CANTON LINEN, PONGEE SILK, crepe de cHINE AND LACES.

Old Post Office Building,"

Opp. Flower Street.

CAMPBELL, MOORE & CO. THE BEST BARBER SHOP IN THE COLONY! PODISCHIROTS, MANICURES AND

LADIES HAIR DRESSERS. HONGKONG HOTEL BUILDINGS.

D. CHELLARAM. THE BEST SILK STORE.

Sutherland, P. EMBROIDERIES, MALTESE AND RARE

D.

Spittles, M E.

Mrs. Jantes,

Spiro, S.

Square, Miss.

Stainer. Lt. and

Mra. C. E. Strufe, O. Swaffleld, H.-E. Tapp, J. R. Tinsley. Mr. &

Mr. R. P. Tobias, M. Vandam, Mr. &

Mrs. A. Vivian, Mr. and

Mrs. A. Walker, Mr. &

Mrs. J.C. Watkins, H. Webb, Mr. and

Mrs. B. Weill, Mr. and

Mrs. A. and 4) children Wellmann, E. Wayuscheek, Mr. & Mrs. Wood, G. G.

Astor House.

Allon, H. J. Arnold, J.. B. Birot; Li

CHINESE LACES.

AFRIDOL Soap

BAYER

BAVER

SKIN DISEASES especially

Prickly Heat

Consignee

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

HE Steamship

THE

"JAPAN."

arivel from the above poits,

•ionsignees of cargo are hereby informed that their gools will be delivered from alongside.

FILIPINO BARBER SHOP Impeding the discharge wil

THE BEST IN THE COLONY! Come to us for AMERICAN Electric Massage!

TRY.

OUR NEW SHAMPOOING

AND HAIR

31, Des Vaux Road.

DRESSING,

BON TON STORE.

JUST ARRIVED !

A NICE Assortment of Summer Materials. Voiles, Zephyrs, Morisseliges, Etc.

35 cents and Upwards. THE BEST!

TH

Cons guee

FROM EUROPE.

THE HL. A. L. Steamship

"LIBERIA," Captain G. 8:bioder, baving arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby loformed that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the hazardons andfor extre-hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong & Kowloon Whart" & Godown Company, Limited, whence delivery may be obtained against Bills of-Lading comtamigned by the Under- sighed.

:

Optional Cargo will be estriad on unless notice to the contrary be given to-day....... tant

Langone, G. Мино, Р. Lungebil, V. Brown, I. C. Marshall, W.

Miller, F/F. Brown, E. C. Brown H. J. Morgan. F. E

Morris, Mrs. K. Caldarare, 3; Chopart, F. A

de Coleman, LM. Murphy, E. J. Coleman. J. H.- Musso, F. Davis, P.M. Norton, V. J.

All claimemast be presented within 10 Dedeoglon H. Quirrecourt, D.days of the steamer's strival be, after Fisher, A.

..C. de

which date they cannot be woognized. Francoin, Uh. Roberts, Mrs.

No claims will be adipitted after the García, B. GYERE A

Goods have left the Godowns, and Goldenbur

Goods semising undelivered after this Greig, Ward: Rustemeyer, E.

10th Inst., will be subject in rent, Hall W. Sanders, N. Hiokman, E. F. Schule, W. Hobalos F.P. Slater, Mr. F. Hudson, C. M. Snidone, J.-J. ? Johnson W. A. Stevens, TH Jurier, W. Stirling. Mrs. Kallaberg, Mr, &. Wellemberski

MHPA Willson, Gil Klopingor, V. G. bert B. LauttonHusor,

Rosenthal, J.

Winston, E. O. Willer, W. E Zoboli, A.

Craigieburn.

Bevington, F. Caldwell, Mr.

be landed at once, at consigneer" tisk sal expona M

Caro remaining on board after I p.m., of the 15th lost., will be landed at con- sigure risk and expense.

Coisigaces of Cargo from Singapore Pening are requested to tako IMME-

COMMERCIAL“

·Messrs Kadoorie and the Bute Plantations.

The Bate Plantations, Limited, aro the latest company to be caught up by the wave of recons truation which is sweeping over Shanghai,

says the Chias Press "In dealing with the so- counts of this company in these columes frthe year ended. May 31st last, it was pointed out that money would eventually have to ho borrowed for development pur poses. At the annual meeting on October 10th last, the Chair- man said, It appears probable hat the balance of available funds may not be quite sufficient to bring the estate to a self sup porting stage, and your directors have asked our Singapore agents Tor estimates of what money will be urcessary. Your directora do not anticipate any difficulty in obtaining ou favourable terms any further amount that may be necen sary to bring the estate to a self-supporting basia." The total area of the estates is 3,629... aores, and the total acreage.olear ed and planted, as given with the 1911 figures, amounted to 1,883 acres; that is to say, just over half the total acreage had been clear- ed and planted. The available funds, as shown by last year's bolance sheet, were about Tis. 58,000, and the report mentioned that, when it was decided to pro ceod with tho olearing and plant: ing of the rest of the estate, it would be necessary to raise more money. The agents in Singapore were asked for catimates of what funds would be necessary after the end of the current financial year to bring the estate to the full bearing stage, and they now slate that approximately 8.8200,000 will be required; this amount farther The terrible history of last few including all necessary. weska in the Mexican capital rebuildings, factory, plant, etc. minds us that the society of the The shareholders of this com Republic consists of strata by-pany will, quite naturally, be TYPEWRITER !!longing to different eras, and all very surprised to hear that such visible at one). A modern and a large sum of money, is exotic eyalem of trade and rail-necessary, for nothing was said at roads, largly in foreign hands, the last annual meeting which overlies an upper class with the give them the least indication ido19 aal ungas of medial that the finances of their company Spain; and blow this thero is were in such a parlous condition. a varied stratum of mixed breeds Indeed, from the remarks let fall and Indians of sorts, from the by the Chairman, they would gentle and courteous peon of the merely conclude that, when a few. great estates and the drink-gold-thousand dollars was required, labourera of the cities to the the amount could be raised with: fierce Yaquis of Sonora and such out any difficulty. The directors, milder tribes as the Tarahumaris themselves, appear to have had no of the Chihuahua Sierras and idea that so much money would be some of the mountaineers of required, and, in the circular Oaxaca, who are still permitted to sent out to shareholders, they Ignore the rule of the Republic state, "This amount of money is more than the

Notices

THE

REMINGTON

UTAT 4 delivery of their goods from MARK THIS! If every man,

longside, such cargo impeding th

THE BOOK WORLD.

MEXICO IN PEACE AND WAR.

discharge of the Vossel will be landed when he bought a Typewriter, Nineteen per cent of the popula- considerably

No File Insurance will be effected.

be

Consignee

Bills of Lading will be avantorsigned by the andersigned.

DAVID SASSOON & 00., LD.,

Agents, gal A

[287 Hongkong, 12th April, 1813.

**BEN

LIME OF STEAMERS,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

5,8. DEN ORLIC ""

From MI DLESBRO,

LONDON AND'S

CALES.

TONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all geds are being

"SIEMSSEN & CO.

Sole Agents for HONGKONG, CANTON, SOUTH CHINA and FORMOSA, PARIS TOILET.

To Sail

Regular Steamship Service With Liberty to call at the --

Ladies' and Gentlemen's Malabar Coast PROPOSED SAILING FROM HOrokora,

HAIR DRESSING SALOON. FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK

or about Largest and Best In the East. 8.8. G AZEE" 6. May

Qoly Manufacturers of

However,

and stored a consigues' risk and ex- knew what his Typewriter would tion is white, or passes as such directora anticipated would be

"FIVE worth

YEARS 43 per cent. ie ladian, and 38 per necessary." AFTER," no man would ever cent, is admittedly cross bred. working capital of the company buy anything but a REMING-The capital is at once cosmopoliis exhausted, the question of the tao, Spanish, and Indiao, with supply of further fande is a vital TON...

Spanish, German, and French one, and must be decided at the retailers, English and American earliest moment. The directora merchants and engineers, and two have considered three schemes for American papera. In the coun raising themoney:-a-Mortgage try there are powerful landown of estate b-Issue of debentures era-Spanish grandees in allo-Reconstruction. The chief but name, and even more gran-objections to a mortgage are diose than they in their wealth, the impossibility of raising sulli millionaires in acres and cattle, cient money, and the high rate patriarchal in their domestic of interest that would be demand. As regards, a debenture usages, and subsisting side by ed. side with coloniste planted by issue, it is doubtful if it would be American companies, with taken up, and the underwriting American mining enterprises, and would be an expensive matter, even with settlements in the judging by the experiences of north of immigrant Mormons, other companies in a similar con

Here is matter for many books; dition. The rate of interest would and Mr. Winter's is one of the also be very high. The directora best and fallest of the many therefore consider that a scheme CO,popular accounts, chiefly from of reconstruction is the best American zens, Tu parle no meth d of raising the necessary ably in its ato

history is rather funds. The proposition the direc sketchy; it is a revised edition, tors have in view is similar to and the revision is incomplete; several that have recently taken and the bibliography exhibits place in Shanghai, whereby the Bome strange omission, Bat lie company's capital is written down has read up his subject carefully, and the shareholders have the 30 min. he has seen much more than most option of taking up further shares. 26 mais. travollers, to is a keen observer, The difference really lies in the 10 sala. and his descriptions and illas fact that if the shareholders take

For Freight and forther infirarion, Hipply to

DODWELL & CO.,

LTD

landed at their risk lute the bus dous Hongkong, 9th April 1915. f and/or extra hasardons Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloos Whast and

Godown Co, Ltd, where and it from THE AMERICAN & ORIENTAL the wharves delivery may be chisized

No Claims will be admitted after the

LINE

Goode have "aft the Gadowas, and all FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK vía Good remaining undelivered n'ter theļķ 19th (+2; will be subject to rei,

TOSTE SUEZ CANAL... (With, liberty to all at the Malabar Cont)

All Claims against the Steam r mast be presented to the Undersigned na ora

All brokea, obaled, and dama redbalo a the 28th inst, or they will not Goods.1:st be left in the Godowas, be reognized. mak

All brokas, divled, ant damaged where they will be examined on the 29th faut. at 9.30m

No Fire Tours will be effected by ne in any case whatever met

**** This steamer brings on Cargo :-- v. 8.87 Telaborg fr, m Vi

"Gerinants" from Goteborg

4. Bakao" from Bordeaux ?"

Hongkong Offices

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE:

THE Bleamship

THE FAMOUS SEVES DES ALPES,

Hair Wash of the Ago

Oren's Road 13.

The

PEAK

AK TRAMWAY

LIMITED

HIMA TABUE,

WE Data...

-7.00 am to 8.00 sm. Every 15 ml

8.00 am to 10.00 m. 10.00am to 11.00 .m .1,1.80.a.m. to 12.45 p. 12.45 p.m. t 1.15, panor 1.15 p.m. t 1.45 pm, 1.45 p.m. to 3.10Μp.be 2.15 p.

to 5.00 pm 6.00 p.m. to3 8.10 p.

"WELSH PRINCE," Caz, MeKegg, will be despatched as Goods are to be lift la tha Godowns, abi ve on Wednesday the 16th April. whare they will be examined on the For freight and passage apply to I ́th instus li aMARTA SEGOV JABNHOLD KARBERG & CO.!!

Gönen Agents, No Fine Lauraugs his barn effected,

Bille of Lading will be countenigned] Honphong, 29th Mar 1913; 248

Hongkong 14th April, 1918 1805 B ongkong, 12th April, 1718.,

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO

Agents."

10

Mullins. Lieut- Col. & Mrs. A¿ Caldwelly Miss J., R.G.A

Grand Hotel.

Ahnberg, E

Crow, Mr. and Moonan, J.

Mrs Elson, W.

Carpenter, Mr. Morley, Miss

Banicafort, C.; Lowell, Mr. &

Grant, G.

Benchansen, P. Boggs, D.

Mrs. Mayr, Me and

Bonetta, Miss V.

Mrs.

& Mrs Media Kydd, Mr and Smith, Mrs G.

THIE, EG. Morley, Hrs Wood, E. M.

BHINDE

Morlin, Le

Bumann

Odmann

Meyer, N Miller, F.

Moller C

Fandals Nation, W Cornell WA.. Bam, E. A Haselfoot, Lt. Galbraith, V.

FOR CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE. (Tafax cargo on Through, Bills of Tading to Hapgoos, Madras and Bish itlus).

THE Steamship

Parshall, J.--- Sanborn, WI

“DILWARAZ Schmidt Franck, C. Stephano, Miss Capt. G-N. Ramage, will be despat-hed ports on Friday, the Thomas, Kr. & far, the share Fridley, G. Grace, Miss Mrs, Al 18h fast at Hadon, F Walking, dy Higginbotham. Weismann, os Keyt, Dr. Kubl

Woodoook

,,

For Freight or Paste a ply

DAVID BASSOONTE CO. LD.

• Hobgkauw. 14th April S1019.608

10 min.

16

mia.

15 mistrations are admirable. Ile sket up all the shares to which they laches the peonage of the great are entitled, there will be none

10

* FIGHT CARS

8.50 p.m. ad pm, P-1) pum.

BY

411 0⠀⠀n.m. vậy half hour,

-11.00 pm to 11.40 p.m.

every quarter of an hour,

estatos mitigated by the exis- left for the underwriters The tence of about 100 annual holi anheme of reconstruction is daya and the crueller contract as follows. A new company the labour of the const plantations, will be formed,

15 min,

and he brings his book up to date same name as the exist 8.00 to 10,80 th avery by an account of the family of pcy, with a capital of Tis. 180 am to 11.00am 10 min. the late President, of his Philan- 300,000. The objects, of the new will be the same de 11.45am to 13.00 noon 15 min.thropio dreams and his insur company

notes that those of the existing company an [12.00 noon to 1.00 pm. 10 min. rection, in which he * 1.00 p.m. te 5.00 p.m. 5.00 pm to 0.15 p... |~~ 5.00 pm to 7:00 pm,

7.00 pm to 8:10 pm

NIGHT CARS *p

BATORIA

15 mla: most of the insurgants 90 per the new company will undertake

10 pala cent, in one battle were soldiers all the debta and liabilities of the of fortune from the United States, prezent company. Every member mioManchester Guardiaa.

15 m

10

Tazken, Cars, mi 19 mids night, SPROTAL12B 3. Arrangement at the Aompany's Offee, Alexandra Build nge, Tai Taier Ronde

Mexico and her people of day By Nevin O. Winter. Instrated from Photographs.

of

the Author and C. R. Birt Lon- dom: Canell and Co Ppy in the 402, 76. 01. net

by him two.

tha newcom

pply hares