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HOTEL LISTS."

Hongkong Hotel.

Anderson, Mr. & Mackenzie, di

Mrs.

Andrews, H. W.

Mackichan, A.

Barberini, E. T. Mackintosh, D.

Baring, M.

Bate, E. R.

Beach, O..

Beath, Mise F.

H. Beaumont, E. A. Bellios, Mr. E.

Bena, G. A. Beynon, Capt.

C. R. -Block, G.

Bruce, B. W. Burrard, H. V. Caray, J. J.

Cartwright, 8.

. Clark, R. M.

Cambridge, A. J. Chalmers, J. S. Claxton, A. A Cogan, Mrs. J. Cokely. T. J. Collbran, Mr &

Mra. J. S. Cooper, Mr. and

Mrs C. Cowen, Mrs. W.

Cranston. J W, Crocker, Miss Oropper, Mr. and

Mro. F. Dalby, J. Danth, P. Davis, C, H. Deane, A. F. Derteano; Mr. &

Mrs. & 2 child-

ron.

Marcy, F. A

Martin, G.

Matheson, Mrs. R. T. and child. McKean, Dr. G

W. McKenny, Dr. C. W. & Mrs. Mehta, K. B. Merecki, J. Meske, G. Melbourne, C.

D. Megle, B. Missmeyer, Mr.

& Mrs. Mollor, E. Moncreiff, Mrs.

& maid Moncreiff, Lt. J.

R. G. Muir, Mrs. M.

Mulder, J. D.

O'Leary, Miss

O'Neil, Mra, &

Mrs. G. J. Ondenhoren, F.

Palmerston, C.

Parsons, E. E.

The Art of

Cigarette Making

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1913.

Notices

perinction in reached In Calzo mbaro Menu Misspare Foties unsafs:tate those two brade knową su

Bouton Rouge

and

Felucca

Egyptian Cigarettes

Made of the cholerat selecto! Turkish Thacen under ideal cons ditions, the delicacy sỉ the favour, in promerend and every ROUGE là marterplees of it blad PELUCCA Gigatrist are ci porteat quality but a little miller

Studebaker

LAW & ONS.

Pattman, H. A. No. 3 Dutiell Street. Pottigrow. Mr.,

& MTB. I.

Sole Agents.

Patrio, M. and The Gas Accumulator Co.,

Mre..

D'Oettingon, V. Pettigrow, C.

Duclos, E.

Douglas, Mrs. R. Prior, Mr. and

IT.

Dowley, W. A. Dychuley, 8. R. Edwards, J. E Ehronfols, Mr.

and Mra, H. C. Faunin. Dr. L. E. Figueras, F. T. Finlayson, Mr.

G.. Fisher, H. G. Fischer, Dr. and

MrB. Ö. Fowler, E. A. §. Geave. Mrs. I. Gibb, A W. Gillespie, A. T. Gleason, J. J. Goldsmith, Mr. & Mrs. L. A.” Gordon, A. G. Goulbourn, V. Gould, Mr. J Gourgey, 1. Grisogono, P. O.

Von Hall, Capt. T. P. Hamilton. C. H. Hanna, Dr. J. G. Harbord, W. T. Harrison, Geo. Henderson, C. A. Hewett, Hor. E.

A., Q.M.C. Heymann, L. Hunter, R. Bunt, N. G. Innos, Capt. R. Ison. Miss N. Johns, H. Johnston, Mr. &

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

N. E. Kenney, F. W. Kruseman, A,

Ladd, Miss E

Mrs Pill.

Ray, E. H. Reay, Miss F. Renjez, Mrs. E. Robinson, W. V. Rowland, Mr.

Ltd. of the United Kingdom.

LI IHT HOUSES, 'BUOYS, BEACONS, RAILWAY LIGHTS, ÄND ALL INSTALLATIONS FOR HOUSES AND SEA CRAFT ARE FURNISHED BY

US! A

Consignee.s

FROM EUROPE.

THE H. A. L. Steamship

"LIBERIA,"

Captain G, Schroder, having arrived. Consignes of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk In the hazardone and/or extra-hazardous Godowne of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf. & Godown. Company, Limited, whence

delivery may be obtained against Bills. of-Lading countersigued by the Under signed.

Optional Cargo will be curried on taloss notice to the contrary be given to-day,

All claims must be presented within 10

| days of the steamer's arrival hero, after

which date they cannot be recognized.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all

Goods reusining nadalivered ifter the | 70th Inat,, will be anbject to rent,.

All broken, obaled, and data ed Goode mist be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 27th in t. at 9.80 m.

To Sail

THE AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE,

FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK

POSTS & SUEZ CANAL. (With liberty to call at the Malabar Coast). THE Steamship

"WELSH PRINCE," Capt. McKegg, will be despatched as above on Wednesday the 16th April.

For freight and passage apply to

PRESIDENT WILSON

London Papers Pay & Tribute.

JAPAN

COMMERCIAL.

Bangkok Mint:

miration to the earnest and lofty resumed at the Bangkok Royal While paying a tribute of ad- The coining of ticals is to bo tone of President Woodrow Wil-Mint in the near future and it is son's inaugural address, the Lon-reported that for this purpose the don morning papers express Ministry of Finance has given out doubt that he will succoed in a million in bullet-shaped ticals, translating it into practical old f ticals, dollars, bent politics,

caluugs, and fuapgs,

Kanabol Output, »

The Daily Telegraph says: "President Wilson has pluck ARNHOLD KARBERG & CO. ed the string of pure idealism, The outputs of clean tin ore whose sound may be pleasant in from Kamabei, Limited, and the the ears of his countrymen. But

General Agents,

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Hongkong, 29th Mar, 1918. FOR CALOUTTA. PENANG AND SINGAPORE. Taking cargo on Through Bills of Lading to Rangoon, Madins and Mauritius).

THE Steamship

DILWARA," 17 Capt. G. N. Ramage, will be despatched for the above ports on Friday, the 18th inst. at 8 p.m.

For Freight or Passage a, ply' to

DAVID 'SA8800N & 00. LD.,

Agenta.

(506

No Fire Insurance will be offested by: Tomakosa. 14th April 1918 it'in any case whatever..

This steamer brings on Cargo

Ex. 8.5, " Trelatong" from Abia

"Gomanis" from Goteborg

* Bauno" from Bordeaux

BAMBURG-AMERIKA LINI Hongkong Office.

Hongkong 14th April, 1918 ફ

"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

S.S.BENTORLIC J,"

Jam MIDDLESBRO,

LONDON AND STRAITS.

TONS!ONSES of Cargo are hereby

Notices

THE

REMINGTON

TYPEWRITER ! !

if Congress is to join the work of Kinta Association, Ltd., for March reform it will probably be in are as follows:-Kamaboi: mine 35 piculs, tribute 223 piouls, response to irresistible move- ments in the Nation itself rather total 258 picals. Kinta ABBOCía than in deference to the desires tion: mine 235 picule, tribute

177 piouls, total 412 piculs. expressed by the President. Whatever happens, however, his Presidential term is certain, to be a remarkable and vivid poriod in the modern development of the United States."

Burma Oilseed.

A general memorandum on oilseeds in Burma shows a total " area of 3,715,000 acres or 7·1 per The Morning Post says: cent, above last year. The out- "It remains to be seen whether turn is expected to be favourable. President Wilson is o great Linseed shows 3,873,000-morós," statesman. But, at least, it may for a decrease of 135 per cant be said that his address has from last year. The sensonal etatemanlike qualition. Its thesis conditions were not favourable, is not loss remarkable because not and the prospects of the crops pugnacious. It strikes a new are only fair, and in placas dia note ia American politics, of tinolly poor. what over here we call 'accial

roform.""

Royal Johore Tiu Mining Co. The Daily News says:

The directora of the Roya President Wilson has set up Johore Tia Mining Co, report es a fire ideal, and like a brave and follows for the thirteenth year of upright man, has delivered him the company's working, during rolf fat the hinds of his judges the period commencing

The Express describes Mr. Wil son'anddress as that of an academic professor called upon to deal with practical politics, full of nöble sound, but difficult to tell what it may signify.

од

by giving them a measure by February 17, 1912, and ending. which to test his loyalty to his February 5, 1913: The quantity cause and his fitness to under- of ore received during this period fake it."

was 480 piculs against 739 picals in the previous year. During Practically the whole year all the company's land was in the hands of the company's tributor, who, however, did not give satisfaction and your directors decided to ter- minate his contract. Since Fab. ruary 5, a new tributor has beɔn working and it is expected that The Chinese Press says the results during the present. ARTHUR NILSSON & CO., No Claims will be admitted after the when he bought a Typewriter, Shanghai opium merchante have financial year will be more no' de hare lett the Godowas, and all knew what his Typewriter would asked the Indian Government to satisfactory. After writing off Gorduramanining undelivered after the be worth

YEARS buy lack their unsold stock of trade expanses there remains at FIVE '

opium. They contend that the the credit of profit and loss ad- AFTER," no man would ever new Opium Agreement of 1911, count, inclusive of 847.29

... informed that all goods are being. landol at their risk into the hazardous

ALSO, ACETYLENE GAS FOR WELDING AND LIGHTING ador exim hazardous Godowas of the

& Mrs. J. C. Schneider, Mr. PUR SES.

& Mrs.

Seaton, W.M. Sharp, E. H. Bibley, J. O. Sidford Mrs

G V.

Sinclair, H. B.

For Prices and Particulars Apply to

York Bulldings.

Gen: Agents For China.

SENNET FRERES.

Smith, Mr. and JEWELLERS, DIAMOND MERCHANT

Mrs. E. E.

Sorby, V.

Sutherland, P.

D. Spencer, Mrs. L. Spittles, Mr. B.

Mrs. James, Spiro, S. Square, Miss. Stainer, Lt. and

Mrs. C. E. Strufe, O. Bwaffield, H. E. Tommon. Mr.

Mrs. H. H. Tanner, Mr. &· Mra, J. 9. Tapp, J. R. Thibault, Mrs,

P. C... Timke, A. M. Tinsley. Mr. &

Mro. R. P. Tobias, M. Tyson, F. H. Vandom. Mr. &

Mrs. A. Vivian, Mr. and

Mrs. A. Walker, Mr. &

Mrs. J.C. Watkins, H.

Lambert, Mr. Webb, Mr. and

W. H. Lampman, H.A. Lobb, Dr E. L.

M. Lowrie, S.- Macintyre, Mr.

and Mrs. Nei

Mrs. B. Weill, Mr. and Mrs A. and 4 children.. Wellmann, E.. Wilson, G. L Wood, G. G.

Astor House.

Allen, H, J. Arnold, J. B. Birot, L. Brown, I. C. Brown, E. C. Brown, H. J. Caldarara, J. Chopard, F. A. Coleman, L. M. Coleman, J., Davis, P. M. Dedeogion H: Fisher, A. Francois, Ch.

Garcia, R. G.

Goldenburg, O.

Grolk, W.

HAIJAWAN

Longone, G. Musao, F.

Lugebil, V.

AND WATCHMAKERS, ĦALL-MARKED SILVER AND PANCY GOODS, Hongkong Hotel Building

JUST ARRIVED.

Large Consignment Best Turkish Cigarettes,

M. C. C. N

In Tins of 100, 50 and 20.

Tongtong and Kowloon What and

Zodana Co., Ltd., whence and/or (r. MARK THIS! it every man, the wharvas delivery may be obtained...

| 19th 1 x6, wil' be subject 'to reil."

All Clims against the Steam e mal

he presented to the Undersigned on a bay anything but a REMING- Selee.the 26th lost-ce they will n❘TON. Der éognized.","

SIEMSSEN & CO.

All brots, chifed, and damagal Tel. 634 Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be "eismínal on the

thin-1 at 114.M.

Cork Tipped, Gold Tipped and Plain.

TURCO-EGYPTIAN

No Fire Iurance hva tam efected. Hill of Lading will be countersigue!!

GIBB, LIVINGSTJN & CO.

Avesta.

knog. 12th April, 118... [903

TOBACCO STORE. PACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP 5.0.A.E.O.

FAR EAST OXYGEN AND ACETYLENE 00., LTD.

AUTOGENOUS WELDING..

~fair of boilers and bulk, welding of pracks,

Renewing of corroded plates by addition of metal.

Welding of broken pieces of any kind 2) OEPTOR • St. George's Building 3rd Floor, Talaphone 1025

COMPANY.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

89. KOREL."

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

PARIS TOILET.

Ladies' and Gentlemen's HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Largest and Best In the East. Only Manufacturers of

The

FROM SAN FRANCISCO, JAPAN

...PURTS AND MANILA,

metal

118

G. W. RAMCHAND & CO. IRECT IMPORTERS OF SILKS, CANTON LINÉN PONGER SILK, Crepe de CHINE AND LACES.

Old Post Office Building,

Opp. Flower Street: -

CAMPBELL, MOORE & CO. THE BEST BARBER SHOP IN THE COL NYI PODISCHIROTS, MANICURES AND

LADIES HAIR DRESSERS. HONGKONG HOTEL BUILDINGS.

D. CHELLARAM. THE BEST SILK STORE. EMBROIDERIES, MALTESE AND RARE CHINESE · LACES,

Marshall. W. FILIPINO BARBER SHOP

Miller, F. F.

Morgan, F. E Morris, Mrs. K.

de Murphy, E. J. Musso, F. Norton, V. J.; Quirrecourt, D.]

C, do Roberts, Mrs.

E..A. Rosenthal, J.

THE BEST IN THE COLONY! Come to us for AMERICAN Electric Massage! TRY OUR NEW SHAMPOOING AND HAIR

Craigieburn.

Rustemeyer, E. Carpenter, Mr. Bandere, N.

Hickman. EF. Bohule, W. Hobalo FP Slater, Mrs. F. Hadson, C. M. --- Baldone, J, J. Johnson, W. A. Stevens, P: H. Justar, Ward Stirling. Mra..

Bevington, F. Caldwell, Mr. Caldwell, Miss

and Mrs. Cornell, W. A. Haselfoot, Lt.

& Mrs Kydd, Mr. and

Kalleberg, Mr. & Wollemberski | Morley, Mrs."

Mrs. P. A. Willson, GI-

31 Dos. Vœux Road.

Boggs, D.

Mullina. Lieut.-Bnetta, Miss V.

Col. & Mrs. A. Brill, Dr.

J., R.G.A.. Morley, Miss Nation, W.- Rom, E. A. Galbraith, V.

11. Smith, Mrs. G. Smith, E. G. Wood, E. M.

Bumann

Cumann Calvert, Miss Crow, Mr.

Mrs. Elson, W.

Grant, G. Fronck, O.

Grace, Miss Haden, F Lorria Lowell, Mr. & Keyt, Dr.

Kuhl

Klepinger, V. GA bert Rinne Grand Hotel,

Lautzenhuser,

Winston, EO Abuberg, K.

MI. & MIS,

Lichm, A.

Willer, W-E-* | Banlgefort, C. Zoboli, A. Get Benchausen, F. Mra

...

THE FAMOUS SEVES DES ALPES,

Hair Wash of the Age

Green's Fasd 18.

LIMITED.

TIME TABL

WHER DATE

8:00 am to 10.00 4.m.

THE OPIUM STOCK:

concluded between China ant brought forward from previous Great Britain, was made with a accounts, a net profit of $3,383.- view to decreasing the import of 10 which your directors pro opium into Chins every year to pass to appropriate as follows: Lelp China to extirpate the opium dividend 2 per cent, absorbing curse. That this is altogether a $2,195, directors fees $750, to of making money on the part of $438.10. In accordance with the moral question and not a question be carried forward to next account the Government is obvious. More articles of association, Mr. G. over, the profit of $110,000,000 Reuse retires from the boar.l, and anticipated by the Indinn Gobaing eligible, offers himself for vernment has already been ex-re-election. The auditors, Ments. ceeded by $90,000,000. There- Evatt and Co., also retire, but fore, the merchante would bag to offer themselves for re-election. close their business and to resell The general mosting of the com their stock at a proper price to pany took place on the 15th fast. India. The Government is said to have shown favourable signs of granting their request,

SALE OF THE SINGAPORE RAILWAY.

March Rubber Returns. Ayer Tawah-5,380 169. Brass Porak--971 lbs. Bernam Porak.-4,134 lbs. Oicely.-28.515 lbs.. Chemor.4,872 lbs. Dominion. 14,298 lbs. Glenealy, 0,350,lbs. Lower Perak 2,800 1ba. Ratanui.-12,236 lbs. Torlak: 7,876 lbs. United Malacoa.-6,350 lbs. increase of 774 lbs. on February

Ayer Molek.-8,017 lbs.,

The above mentioned vessel having PZA TRAMWAYS CO.. arrivel Consignces of cargo are hereby hotifel to road in their Bills of lading

The sale of the Singapore dit countersignature and take immediate

Government railway to the F.M.S. Idiary of cargo from longside.

7.00 M to 8:00. Every 15 min. Government is one of the topica Cargo in eling di sh`rg will be

10 min for discussion at the Legislative tens of jamedi tely at a asigures sirk 10.00 am to 11.00

15 win Council meeting on Friday next, Jed exp pass

1.80 .. to 12.45 p.m. Cagem ing undelivered a pe9,45 p.m.) 1.15 p.m.

15 min saya the "Straits Times" of aybe 6th Jost, storia will bi 1:18 pm 1.45 p.z.

10 min. April 9, when the Colonial Se- 16 min. orotary will submit the following huded at conviguses kskan legge 160...........

10 min motion:"That this Chancil ap crop. 1.45 pm. 12.15 p.m. Cargo rem faing ad lira ed Mondas 18 jp. 5.00 p.m. pilt. 1915, at 8 pm, will in addi. 4.10 p.m. tato landing charge be subject t

TWIGHT CARE. torage charge

8 52d 9 p.m., § 1) p.m. ka

དྷཱ; 401 Sompare half hour,

15.00 pm to 11.45 pm-3 erery quarter of an hour, MINDAYA

No. Are insurance whatovor will br {ffected.

No claims will be entertained Iess scompanied by short delivery note

18 min proves the sale of the Singapore

Selangor United.-3,783 lbs.,

30 min. Government railway to the Fede total to date twelve months 43,05 1

rated Malay States Government by. for the sum of $4.136.000." Far- thermore the Colonial Treasurer || All child and othermia dmungod

will move "That this Council cargo will be eksiminėti at, this ab ivo

spproves the, transfer to the loan. Company'e godownato, d y April | 8.00 am to 10,80 15 min. acount of the sums of $4,130,000 19th, 1913, 110 am. :-

19.80 to 11,00 .. - 11:45 am. la 12,00 2000.

40 min and $11.458.52, being the agreed: 19.00 noon to 1.00 p.m.

16.ls. Durchran price of the Singapore 10 min. Gavero aent railway and of rail. 1.00 pm. -5.00 pm 15 min way toros, raspoon cely. sold to 5.00

600 zum/ 10 win the Government of the Federated 7.00 to R10.5.m.:: 30 min. 2 5,00 pm to 7.00 p.m 16 mi. Malay States," Severel measures

NIGHT CARE # now Dan

aro down for further emsider SATURDAYA

among them the Municipal Bill, which it in the committee stage.

or list of exco, tlong taken át’the time of delivery to consignees and signed for and on-bolialf of the Pacific Mall 9.3; Co. '' Allelams must be filed on or before |May, 15th/1918, otherwise they will

not be recognized, late

FRED J. HALTON,

dr.){ Agent, le denéřone. 18th Apul., 1913. (811,

DRESSIÑO:

Mayr. Mr. and

Mra Morlin, L. Meyer, N. Millor, F. Moller and Moonan,

Parshall J♬ Sanborn, W

To-Sail

Regular Steamship Service MARWith Liberty to sal at fi

Mr Tabar Const FARROANTY RATING PEOR HOOK W FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK Stephano Miss.

8.8 GHAZEE on or abon Thomas, Mr. &

For Freight and further informasion, qoy land

Fridley, chmidt

MED, AT&T Watkins, O

Exim Cars at 12 midnight. BPROTAL CAES. Arrancament at the Company's Off, Alexandr Buildings, Des Voeux Rond.

Now Serandab.--4,290 lbs. Kakab 4.670 lbs Berambo,3,424 lbs. Sungei Bagan2,108 lbs. Kuala Pergan-3,000 Iba Lunas-4,200 lbajaran Langen (Java).-23.005 lbs. Narborough. 4,662 Tha Pelepah Valley-3,60) Ibs. Malacca Pinda 10,800 lbs. Olovelly-1,233.169. United Sumatra -18.000 lbs., total for three months, 64,800 Iba, Emerald. 6,042 lbs, total to date two monilis 12,281 lbs.

Kombok (F.M.8) 10,771 lb. total to date three months 32,888

More Troops for Belgium. Brussels, March 15-Baron de l Broqueville, the Belgian Premier and War Minister, state in the Chamber to-day that the 1911 ed Washington, March 11The contingent of recruits was being Wilson administration will ecok kept with the colonse in view of

Porto Rico Home Rule,

Port Dickson-Lukut. Correct- return: 11,707 lbs.

Siginting (Negri Sembilan), Kota Tinggi (Johore)-2,170 ba, total for year 26.770:1b9. to give Porto Rico a larger mea the disquieting situation in 1,381 lbaz care of home rule. Secretary of Europe, In the ordinary coUTES War Garrison, who discussed of events these man would have Porto Rican affairs with the Pre-been disbanded three months ago. total for the eleven months of the Mergui 2,738 lbs., making a sident, to-day said: Wherevor The Chambor voted for a

ourrent financial year of 24 236) compelent man can be found in contingent of 30,000 new recruite Forto Rico, for purely local post this year, or 10,000 more than appointments will be made from the Socialist deputies left the (281 among laland people."

Chamber.

Higginbotham Waismann, C. DODWELL & CO. LTtions such as postmasters, all last year. When the vole bosan lbs., total for corres

Will E

Woodcock

Lauadron 57,814 1Br ponding month last year 43,256 period last year 124,230 lbs.

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