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HOTEL LISTS.

Hongkong Hotel.

Aaron, J. M.

Aurely, G.

Barretto, A. M,

Barberini, E. T.

Bate, E. R.

Kruseman, A. Lloyd, G., T. Lobb,. Dr. E. L.

M. Lyon, J. M.

Beaumont, E. A. Macdonald, Mrs

Brown, R.

Mrs.

child & nurse

Hector, Mr. and Macdonald. Dr.

MacIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Makstead, Capt.

C, R. Malther, Dr Martin, G. Matheson, Miss

Bellios, Mre. E.

R. Bona, G. A. Beynon, Capt.

Č..R. Boeil, Miss I. du Braxton, W. N.'

Broil, Miss L. du Matheson, Mrs.

M,

Broil, Madame

R. T.

C. du Brown, Dr. J. M, Brown, J. G.

McKean, Dr. G.

W.

McKenny, Dr.

Cambridge, A. J.

Chaplin, J. K. Christensen, C.

G.

Claxton, A. A

Cowen, Mra. W.

F.

Crocker, Miss

Consignee

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1913.

INDO-OHINA STEAM NAVI- NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

GATION CO., LTD.

From CALOUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

THE Company's Steamship

"CHUNSANG,"

baring arrived from the shore porte consiguees of cargo are hereby informed that their goods will be delivered from alongside.

Consignees

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL

LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE Steamship

"SOHÁRNHORST," having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are Dargo impeding the discharge or re-heroby informed that their Goods, with maining on boord after 4p.to. the 2nd the exception of Opium, Treasure and Jane, will be landed at Consigne's Valuables, are being loaded sad stored risk and exponse.

at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra tazardous Godowns of the Hong- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and West Point Godowns, whence delivery. day be obtained.

No Fire Insurance will be effected «Bille of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON

& CUL, LTD. General Managers.

C. W. & Mrs Hongkong. 31st May, 1913 Mehta, B. K.

Morecki, J.

Montigny,

Baron, du Muldor, J. D. F., Nanand, Dr. &

Mra.

To Sail

FOR KOBE AND MOJI.

Dallas, Mr. and O'Leary, Miss THE Steamship

Mrs. Honry

Davis, C, H.

Derteano, Mr. & Mrs. & 2 child-

ren.

Dewar, J. Donnenborg, S. Douglas, Mrs. R.

H.

Dowley, W. A.. Ehrenfels, Mr. &

Mrs. H. C. Farrell, E. H. Fisher, H. G. Fuller, Donman Fuller, Mrs. H. Gambrill, Capt.

0. Goare, Mr., K. Georgii, U. Gordon, A. G. Goulbourn, V. Gould, Mr. J. Gourgey, 1. Greilaammer,

Mr. & Mrs.

G.

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DILWARA," Capt. O, N, Rainage, R.N.R, will be despatched for the above poris on Thurs. day, the 5th Jane, at 4 p.m.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded en unless intimation is received from the Consignees before noon to-day request. ing it to be lauded here. '.'

"No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowna, and all goode remaining undelivered after the 4th of June, will be subject to rest.

All bruken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 4th of June, at 9.90 s.m.

All claims must reach us before the 11th of June, 1918, or they will not be

Ormiston, J; Percy-Smith, Capt. E. Pinnock, A. J. Pipes, Miss Ray, E. H. Reay, Miss F. Robins, C. F. Rospigliosi D

F...

The Steamers leave about every 3 Rothschild, C

Tecks for Shanghai and Kobe (laland V. 0.

Sea), returning via Moji, providing a Schutts. A. Schlosser; Misstay of to 6 days in Japan. Seaton, W. M. Svinderichin.

The steamer has superior accom-recognized. nodation for passengers, is installed No Fire Insurance will be effected. throughout with Electric Light and Bills of Lading will be countersigned carries a duly cortified doctor.

by. the undersigned..

LLOYD. Return Tours to Japan (occupying | NORDDEUTSCHER 20 days.)

MELCHERS & 00..

General Agente (808 Hongkong 28th May. 1919.

M. Sibley, J. C. Singer, E. T. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sorby, V.

Still, A, W,

Sutherland,P.D Spiro. 9.

Tapp, J, E.

Grisogono, P. O. Square, Miss.

Von.

Gunn, Mrs.

Hallatt,

Miss

May Halle, Miss Hanna, Dr. J. G. Harbord, W. T. Hewett, on. Mr.

Thompson W.

P., Varendorff. Dr. Weaner, S. W. Wobb, Mr. and

Mrs. B..

Wechel, D. H. E. A., M.G. Weidler, W. E. Hillebrecht, Dr. Weill. Mr. and

31 re.. Hollamby, 8. H. Honig, Mr. and Werner, W.

White, F. W. White, H. P. White, D.

Mrs. B.

Ingonohl, C.

Innes, Capt. R. Judah, Mrs. A

N.E. 'Kadoorie, Ellis

Wirth, W.

Wood, G. G. Wynne.. M. W.

Kauffmann, C., Yeadali, S. P.

Kendle, L..

Zublin, W.

Craigieburti.

Mallins. Lieut.- Col. & Mrs. A. Caldwell, Miss J., R.G.A., Carpenter, Mr. Morley, Miss

Bevington, F.. Caldwell, Mr.

and Mrs.

Cornell, W. Ae Haselfoot, Lt

... & Mrs.

Nation, W. Ram, E. A.. Galbraith,

M.

Kydd, Mr. and Smith, Mrs. G.

Mrs.

Morley, Mrs.

Smith, E. G.

Wend. E. M.

Grand Hotel,

Mayr. Mr. and

Mro.

Almberg, K. Boggs, D.

Bonetta, Miss V. Merlin, L.

Boucheosky, Mr. Meyer, N.

& Mrs.

Miller, F.

Moonan, J.

Bradmann, S. Moller

Brill, Dr.

Crew, Mr. and Mulvey. E. C.

Mrs.

Grant, G.

Frenek, C.

Fridley, G.

Hadon, F.

& Mias

Karkatzky, Mrs.

Keyt, Dr.

Kuhl

Lorria

Return tickets are available by the Indo-China Stepin Navigation Co.'s Steamers Fare for round trip $120. For Fright or Passago, apply to

DAVID SASSOON & UO., LD. Agents.

(89 Hongkong: 30th May, 1919.

GLEN LINE (McGREGOR,

GOW & 00.) LTD,

FROM EUROPE. THE" HANSA " Steamkbip

BIRKENFELS"

Capt. Frooden, having arrived, Con- signces of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the barzardous and/or extra-hazardous Godowns of the Bong- kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company, Limited, whenca delivary may be obtained against Bille-of-Lading

FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON & conatorsigned by the Undersigned.

ANTWERP.

TEE Steamship...

T

امركم

GLENTURBED,” Dalt. B. Wetster, will be despatched for the above ports on 5th Jana, 1913, For Freight or Paas go, apply to SHEWAN TOMES & CO., Agouts, Hoagh ng. 28id April, 1918.

Optional Cargo will be carried on un- lose notice to the contrary be given to- day.

All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival bere, after which date they cannot be re- engnized."

No olaines will be admitted after the Goode, have left the Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the [927 st prox. will be subject to rent.

For SINGAPORE, PENANG Bad CALCUITA. (Taking cargo on Through Bills of Lading to Madras and Mauritius).

HE Steamship

THE

"TORILLA,”

Capt. C.J. Swanson, R.N.F, will be despairland for the aboro. ports on Saturday, the 7th Jure, at 1 p.m.

For Freight or Passage apply to DAVID SASSOON & CO. LD.,

Agents. Honakenu. 30th May. 1918.

All broken, chafed, and damaged goods meat be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 81st iust, at 9.00 am,

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.

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This steamer brings on cargo- Ex 8.8. Tetnin" from Setabal

"Rotterdam" Portiman

Kong Sigurd

from Holmestrand. HAMBURG-AMERIKA ĻINIE.

Hongkong Office."

1997 Dongkong, 28th May 1913.

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Notice

THE

AMERICAN AND ORIENTAL LINE.

(ANDREW WEIR & Co)

་

FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK. THE Stormship THE

"JESERIO"

Captain It. White, will be despatch-

ed for the above ports on. 7th, Janu

Parshall, J.

1918

Rohlig,

Mr..

Mrs. & Miss Sohmidt Soon Kim

Stephano. Miss Thomas, Mr. &

Mrs. A. Watkins, G. Weismann, C.

Lenoir, Miss F. Wills, E.

J.

GREEN

Notices

ISLAND CEMENT

UOMPANY, LIMITED,

PORTLAND, CEMENT

id In Casks of 375 lbs.. not. om In Bage of 250 lbs. net.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO General Managers,

Hongkong, 16th August, 1901 [3]

WING KEE & CO:

o (47-49, Connaught Rd,

SHIP HANDLEES,

PR-VISION & COAL

MERCHANTS 28 May, 1918,

For freight and further information apply to

THE BANK LINE Limited,

Agents.

Hongkong. 29th May, 1918

$869

Regular Steamship Service

With Liberty to call at the Malabar Coast.

Proposed Sailing From Hongkong. FOR NEW YORK.

“BAINT on or about 8.8.

11. PATRICK 18th June, For Freight and farther inform tion, apply to

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THE RIGHT HON.

MR. J. BRYCE.

Ex-Ambassador and the Californian Question. The Right Hon. Mr. James Brics, passing through San Fran

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re-

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Malacca (71% eluded a review of the University

Pref.) £8.5.0 20.0.0 cadet drill, a visit to the various

Malacca buildings on the campus, and a tour of Berkeley, with side trips(Ordinary) to points of interest, including a Nordanal £1.5.0 £1.8.0

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stop at the Greek Theatre. Following the drill, Bryce was taken од: а According to the Central News tour of the campus. His visit New York correspondenta Horlem to the Doe Library apparent firmie making one of the largest y proved the most interesting as be was engrossed for some time The candles ever constructed.. order for the candle has been with the collection of books in Singapore Para

the history department. A lunth- placed by the congregation at the home of the president of the of the Church of Our Lady University followed the visit to Straits Bertem 4/2 4/9 of Mount Carmel, Jersey City, the campus.

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who intend to forward it to the One of the few request of the Vatican to be lighted on feast

honoured guest was that he be days to the memory of Mr. J.

again introduced to Professor Belst BISHOPS IN BATTLESHIP. Fierpont Morgan.

The candle will cost at least Henry, Moree Stephens, who Bruang, Lt.

student at Kamper.

2.25 Cardinal Ferrata can hardly £300, the gold leaf to be used formerly was

Oxford University while Mr Kanaboi, Ltd. 2.05 find anything to hbject to in the coating £50 alone. Sixteen feet

Bryce was a professor there. Kinta Associa

who in tion, Ltd. Professor Stephens,

12.50 14.00 name of the vessel, "H.M.S, in height, the candle will have a Hassar," selected to convey him square base with sides of 18 inches

head of the history de Kinta Tin Mines $1.17.6 £2.30 as Papal Legate to the Eucharistic width. On one of these will be

12.50 13.75 Congress at Malta. Dr. Alexander placed an oil painting of Mr. partment at the University here, Kledang

New French was not happily accommodated Morgan. Approaching 400 lbs. was found, and a renewal of the Middleton WE know of no better argument to Convinga

Tekka $1,300 1,750 Mr. Bryce stated that he noted perler than to slow us to place one in your first Protestant Bishop of Jeru- continuously would last for nine

writer than to set of the Remington when, on his appointment as the in weight, the candle if burning acquaintanceship followed. Ofice in order that you may compare, it in every

many changes on the campus Now Tambun zom, way with any other Lypewriter.

No argument wecan think of, in se Convincing a salem, it was decided that he years, and burning on one day since his last visit two years ago, Pahang Con- the Machine itself.

should journey to his diocese in only in each year would last for and he congratulated the people

solidated... Will you test one free for one warship. On learning that nearly 3,000 years.

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H.M.B. Infernal. had been placed placed at his disposal the Bishop.

If you want to write ordinary wrote an indignent letter, refusing most emphatically to travel in a If it is for tabulator, work, ask in a ship so named. The Ad- for MODEL TI.

Arming Merchantmen,

A severe criticism of the new miralty had some difficutly in policy of arming our merchant If you want to- Add and Sub-finding another vessel available men is made by a shipowner in tract as well as write, ask for the for the purpose, but eventually the "Daily Newe."

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All silag of wwer, natructor, invaluable to to take him. The Bishop hearing from overseas is concerned, I need

Hydraulic 1.50 2.10 there was no other alternative, only point out that the vast bulk made the journey in this.

of our food is brought in by

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- Rambutan. ...10.00 10.75 Senhor d'Ameida Carvalho, choleric tramp skipper, with guns and he will reside for some time to

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