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HOTEL LISTS. ·

Hongkong Hotel.

Anderson, Major Kabel, E S.

W. H.

Aaron, J. M.

Arbini, A. F.

E

Bosack, A.

Consignees

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

Kadoorie, Ellis

Kruseman, A. Korby, G.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO, vis

Mrs. W. B."

Bandmann, M. Knight Mr. and

Barberini, E. T. Baring, M. Baring, Miss L... Bato, E. R. Belilios, Mrs. E.

R.

Looman, F. Lloyd, G. T. Lobb, Dr E. L.

M. MacIntyre, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Melville, R. L. Morton, A. Martin, G Mason, C. Fare

brother

M.

Matheson, Miss Matheson, Mrs.

Bena, G. A. Bloedour, NA. Brown, C. Brown, R. Curtis, Mrs. A. D. Cambridge, A. J. Claxton, A. A. Corneck, A B.A R. T. Cowen, Mrs. W.

F. Crocker, Miss F. Culver, Lt. C, 0. Davis, C. H. Derteano, Mr. & Mrs. & 2 child.

ren.

Dewar, J. Douglas, Mr. &

Mrs. R. H. Dowley, W. A. Dresbach, G. Fairchild, G. H. Fisher, H. G. Fischer, W. E. Garrow, H. Gearo, Mr. and Mrs. I.. H.

..

Gillespie, Dr. J.

M.

Glen, Miss M. Gordon, A. G. Goulbourn, V. Gottlieb, Mrs. N. Gourgey, I. Grinshaw, R. J. Grisogono, P. O

Von.. Henry, H. J. M. Hanafin, M. B. Hanna, Dr. J. G, Harbord, W. T. Hewett, Pon. Mr. E. A., C.M.G. Hill, Miss M. Hunt, E. B. K.

Innes, Capt. R. Judah, Mrs. A

N. E.

Grand

Balesky, J.

Becko, G. G.

Bjoin, M,

McKean, Dr. G.

W. McKenny, Dr. C. W. & Mra Mehta, B. K. Morecki, J. Mose, 'H. N. Moulder, A, B. Mulder, J. D. F. O'Leary, Miss

G. Ormiston, J. Raymond, Mr

& Mrs H. D.

Ray, E. H.

Robinson.

V.

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W.

Reay, Miss

F: Rudder, FPS Stonewall Bond. Sibley, J. C. Singer, E. T. Smith, Mr. and

Mrs. E. E. Sorby, V. Spiro, S. Square, Mine. Tapp, J. R. Thompson, L.)

N. Webb, Mr. and

HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS, AND MANILA, THE Steimshly

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SALURDAY, JULY

"SHINYO MARU.” having arrived, Comignees of Cargo are hereby notified to seed in their Bills of Lading for nutssignature, and to take immediato da irery of Catgo from alongside.

Cargo remaining undelivered on July 5th at 6p.n with he landed at Con- signo isk and orjonas and delivery, mut then be taken from the Company's Godown.

No Fire Insanace whatever will be effect d.

No claim will be recognised after the Goods have 1ft the Godown, and all' Grads reinsining undelivered on July 1th at 5 pm in the afternoon, will be enbject to reat and landing charges.

All chafed nad otherwise demaged Cargo to be left in the godown, and examination of same to be held on July 14th & 10a.m.

All Claims inust be fled na or before July 19th, otherwise they will not re- recognised.

S. MORIMOTO,

Agent. Hongkong, 3rd June, 1918.

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"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS, LIMITED.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. From

COLOMBO

EUROPE,

and STRAITS.

HE Steamship

THE

* VESTALIA,"

haring arrived from the above Ports, Cominees of cargo by her are Foreby informed that all goods are being land Weidler, W. Eed at their lisk into the hazardous and

Mrs. B.

White, F. W. White, H. P., Wood, G. G.

o astra hazanlons Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Go- den Company, Limited, whence, and/ Walker, Caption the waives, delivery may la

ablained.

H. A. Yandell, S P

Hotel, Lowingdon,

Capt.1, 8. Lodge, Mre. Brothers, E. L. Lorrie, F. Brown, Dr. Mahoney, J.

Brown

Monroe, Mr. Crawford, Mr. & Mrs P.

No Fire Insurance will be effected Mrs.

Monroe, W. N. bns in ang on whatever. Crew, Mr. and Oiffer, H.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned Mrs. A. B. Pteffon

by

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Agents. Hongkong. 3rd July, 1918.

"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Eron MIDDLESBRO, LEITA LONDON AND STRAITS.

5.S.BENDORAN,"

Gools not cleared he the 9th inst Alspm will haønbj-el t› rent,

All broken, chafed and damaged packages are to be left in the Godowis where they will be examined on 9th ing. Pat:0.30 am. Cisime against the steam; er must be presented within 10 days of arrival othemise they will not be &cognized.

Epperson, Mr. & Pococo

Mrs. English, J. R. Fenster, G. W.. Forrest, J. D. Frenck, U. Gibbon, E. J. Green, G. M. Jeffery Kennedy, J. G. Keyt, Dr. Lesle, Mir, and

Mrs.

Rrbun, Mr. and

Mrs. Ruckman, Mr

& Mrs. Ruckman, Miss Waern Warner, D.. M. Weismann, C. Steft, E.. Zerega, Chinita

Mise

P

Co

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`ONSIGNEEB 。f Cargo are hereby` informed that all goods are being

{ landed at their risk into the hazardou

Maandfor extra hauardons Godowns of the

Craigieburn. Caldwell, Mr. McCaig, J.

Reynaud, Caldwell, Miss Carpenter, Mr. dame & mon.

and Mrs.

sjeur Cornell, W. A. Smith, Mrs. G. Kydd, Mr. and Smith, E. G.

Mrs.

Wood, E. M. Galbraith, V.

M.

Consignee

FROM EUROPE.

THE H. A. L. Steamship

Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and

|

AFRICS

=deos=

or all kinds of in diseases, Ariations Bad complexion

elling and Inflammation

rickly Heat

5. 1913.

BAYER the rest preventive or cure is

Bever's

it was stated in Court, had ac- quired 55 per cent, of the business. Cutting." Taxt" Rates,

We read that the New York Board of Aldermen his approved

en ordinance covering taxicab

COMMERCIAL.

Shanghal Cotton Market,

Mr. A B. Rosenfeld wri'es às

rates and license, with the result follows in his Cotton Market that taxicab fares in the city will Report dated 27th June :- ho cut virtually in half, and China Cotton.-The market private cab.atan's will be during the past week has been atolishe. The new rates are: practically featureless with ... For two passengers, 30 cents ductuations within narrow limite, | for the first half-mile, and 10 | influenced from day to day by the cents for each succeeding quarter weather map and the operations

r fraction thereof.

of local Mills, and absolutely no For three or more passengers, tendency at the close last night. 40 cents for the first half-mile, There is so little decided opinion and 10 centa for each succeeding among those who do opera'ò, that sixth or frection.

purely a hand-to-mouth policy The waiting charge is fixed at his developed, while awaiting ja doll ir and a half an hour.

some new feature to give it a "Uniform Factory Laws. decided turn one way or the An interesting movement has other. What little sentiment beon a't. on foot by the there is on the market leans ón textile manufacturers of Phila- the "steady" eide, on the gen delphis, who have agreed to oral proposition that the new emp launch a campaign for uniform is progressing fairly well, that factory lawe in all the big indus- general business conditions have trial States and to invite not improved as they should, as

Nutional jthe

Child Labour tha farmers and pessants are now Committee and the Consumers' having their attention devoted to League to co-operate with them. the weeding and ohopping out of A resolution was a lopted arg the new orop, a usual occurrence ing the Pennsylvania Legislature this time of the year. Aside to provide for the appointment of from the local speculative features, a commission to investigate the the chief developments of the conditions relating to the employ-week have been further raine ment of women and minore, to and cold waves; however, I ascertain the extent of occupa-am pleased to chroniole that the tional diseases to which they are actual damage so far is pro- liable, report the best means for [bably not much of 'consequence; he prevention of such diseases, in fact from crop reports to: and to confer with similar com-hand from all the cotton growing missions from other important centres in China the ou look is States with a view to agreeing probably as bright as ever known. upon a programme of uniform Whatever may be the-final out legislation.

furn of the crop, it has still sever Housing Reform.

al months ahead of it; meanwhile According to a message from I do not think present prices for Washington, municipal reformers near positions can be considered there intend forcing upon the high in view of the general feel- attention of Congress a resolutioning that we shall wind up this providing for the appointment of season with very small supplies, "Housing Commission," which and the probabilities that trade would take up the question of conditions will continue to im- placing the indigent and improv-prove slowly during the summer AMERICAN NEWS.

ident population of the District months. The general opinion of of Columbia in proper homes. the trade is that apinners both (Continued from Page 5). Senator Worke, the sponsor of here and in Japan are likely to be front fell has near the doors the resolution, would go further, nervous as to their supplies dar tried to get out of the pier and and would extend the powers of ing the first part of the season in went down on top of the scores the Commission to the residences any event, and even if the crop.

of the better classes. who

or already lay hurt

should prove to be large, it will The proposed commission, prob.bly not exert any pressure dying on the sand,

The tide was out when the which would mark a new depar- on the market until well along. *FOODING,"

6th July, crash occurred, else the collapse ture in civic government, would the fall. The market will be very having arrived from shu ahse Ports

future to or abant would have thrown hundreds of be composed of three women and asceptible in the reas Consignees of cargo by her are hereb

28rd July, persone into the sea, and many two men, to be appointed by the bad crop reports, and the uncer informed that their goods will be

For Freight and farther information, drownings would have been add President, and to serve without tainty as to weather conditions delivered fum alongside.

It would investigate the daring July will probably prevent ed to the list of fatalities. In all pay: Cargo impeding the discharge or rapply to

DOOWELL & CO., LTD 34 persons mostly women-housing accommodations of the say aggressive operations on the m icing on board after 4 p.m. the Ard

Agents, were killed by the shivered tim District and report to the Pre bear side, I think, therefore, that inst., will be landed at Consigne's risk and ex-DU

Pongkoaz, 26th Jane. 1918. (893. hers or crushed to death by the aidont, recommendations as to the for the present there is compara falling bodies of companions and proper location for new sanitary tively little risk in buying cotton friends, Fifty more were serious houses, the structures to be deconservatively on slight declined; ly injured, while hysteria and stroyed, and the legislation neces-noh purchases should prove fright caused the disabling of sary to further the general plan, moderately profitable, while they The President, in turn, would might show handsome results if scores of others.

After a meeting of the Long transmit the recommendations to there should be any further set- backs of the drop. Tone of the Beach Council beld later in the Congress.

Mr. Roosevelt's Future, day it was announced by Mayor

According to the New York market, Stendy to Quiet. Hatch, that the municipal govern Evening Post," Mr. Roosevelt can Home Commercial and Produce GERMS meat was assuming all expense;

secure" soother editorial position funds for

Afrido! Soap

Consignees

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGA-

TION COMPANY, LTD

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG and SINGAPORE.

THE Compau, 's Steamship |

hy

No Fire Insurance will be affected. Bilts of Lading will be countersigned

JARDINE. MATHESON & CO, LTD.' General Managers Bongkong, 2nd July, 1913.

To Sail

To Sail

Regular Steamship Service

With Liberty to call at the

Malabar Cosst. Proposed Sailing From Hongkong.. FOR NEW YORK.

WRAY

CASILE

'8.8.

S.S. PATOEAN"

Notices

FLIES

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ODORS

un or about

on

Rodown Co., Ltd., whence and for from AMERICAN ASIATIC 8.8. 00. THIS IS THE WEATHER dead, and supplying to for the

the wharves delivery may be obtained

No Claims will be admitted after the

| Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 9th-i-st, will be subject to rent

All Claims against the Steamer mui be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 16th inst., or they will not berreognized.

All broken, chaled, and damaged, Goods are to be left in the Godowa, where they wil be examined on the 9th inst at 11AM.

by

." PREUSSEN," Captain Bahlo, having arrived. Doudigrees of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk in, the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Godonus of the Hongkong, 2nd July, 1918. Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company, Limited, whońce delivery may be obtained against Bills. of-Lading countersigned by the Under- signed.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG

SINGAPORE,

Hongkong--Boston

& New York.

when you are troubled with flies and odors and when disease germs are ective,

3

if

he so desires. Ho would only

Markets.

June B. require to work one day a week The Bank rate, remains une eth relief of the injured:

and his salary would be $10,000 changed at 4.1-2 per cent. The United Shoe Machinery Co.(gold) a year. The New York Open market rate for short loans I nvwis of the recent interview" Progressive," which has just is 3.1-2 per cent, and discount which the" Telegraph" had with changed its name from the of four monthe Bank bille 4.1-4. Mr G.W. Brown, Vico President" Harlem Local and Life," and per cent. The tone of the Silver of the United Shoe Machinery has been designated the official market continues to be steady, Co., of Boston, additional interest county organ of the Progressive the price of bars being now 27 is given to the fact that the trial party, has made him a bona fide 11-16d. per os. Rubber shares has begun at Boston of a Govern- proposition to be editor at those bave again been weak, in sym- ment suit to dissolve the Company: terme. No response has yet been pathy with the depression prevail the Powerful Disinfectant According to the Government's received from Marquette. ing in other departments of the Stock Exchange. The new will rid you of the nuisances and case, the United Shoe Marchinery

Indian Iron for Japan.

(Jhinese loan has eased, and bas No Fire Insurance has been effented.

protect you from the germs. CN Co. of New Jersey, the par

The "Asahi” reports that the been about 58 preuilum. It la Bills of Lading will be counteraigned

in over five times as efficient as ent company, was organized, FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK VA Carbolic acid, yet absolutely safe. in February, 1899, with a capital Tata Iron Foundry in India, con proposed to reconstitute the Ren GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO PORTS & SUEZ CANAL.

Use CN in the kitchen, the of $250,000,000. It represented ducted by Messrs. Tate and Sons, ong Dredging Company with a Agente

(With liberty to call at the Malabar

consolidation of the Goodyear recently sent samples of iron capital of 8125,000, divided into (480 Coast)

cellar, the bathroom, the living

the Shoe Machinery Company, Con produced at the foundry to Midd- £25,000 cumulative non-particip INUR SAML in or about room-everywhere about 8.8.

house wherever dirt or impuri-solidated and MoKay Lasting lesbrough for chemical analysis sting 15 percent oference HA

14th July,

Machinery Company, and the and examination. The result of shares, and £100,000 ordinary ties gather. For freight and further information, apply to

"The Yellow Package with the McKay Shoe Machinery Company, the examination was very satisfac shares of £1 each. The reports The new company took over these tory, and Messrs. Tata were are issued of the Eastern Mortg SHEWAN, TOMES &Co.,

General Agenta.

four companies as going concerns; given a certifloste to the effect age and Agency Company, and | Ecigkong, Jane., 2Zrd 1918. | 346

thereby acquiring practical con- that the quality of the iron showed the Shell Transport Company.. trol of the shoe machinery busi-a superiority in value of over 148 The meetings have been held of ness of the country. Since its as compared with the Cleveland the Bandjargarie (Java) Rubber organization, the Government iron which is taken as a standard Company and the Bujang Rub contends, the United Shoe Pig iron imported into Japan, ber Estate, Chins Tea has bene Machinety Company has sought continues the Osaka journal, is very quiet, and prices are lower. out other shoe Machinery for the most part Cleveland iron. Coffee has met with slow demand, Companies for the purpose Last year, however, the Mitsui bat prices show little alteration. of Bussan Kaisha signed a contrast The Sagar maket has ruled firm of destroying them driving them out of business. with Messrs. Tata and Sons for and dearer. Singapore Pepper Practically in every case where importing Indian iron. This year has been steady but quiet, and a competitor was bought out, an the Tokyo firm has contracted for White Pepper quiet, with little agreement was made whereby be the importation of this iron to business doing. In Rice a quiet pledged himself to refrain from the amount of over 30,000 tons, tone has prevailed. Manila Hemp engaging in the same business The Japanese being accustomed is steady Plantation Rubber for a period of ten years or longer to using the Cleveland iron, the has been weaker, although clos The agreement also owered inven- demand for Indian iron still reing with more steadiness, and tione in hos machinery, which mains small, but the price is low good average Sheet is now quoted were to be turned over to the in comparison with the good of about 38. 1d. per lb. Fine United Shoo Machinery Company, quality, and the Miteni Bussan Hard Para in 36. 8.1.24 per In pursuance of a plan to mono Kaisha is making every effort to Straite, Tin is 4208 10 to 8200 polize the shoe-machinery busi extend the market of Indian pig for cash, and 2207 16n, for three dess of the country, the Company, iron in Japan,

Optional Cargo will be carried on unless notics to the contrary he gives THE Stemmbip to-day.

“All claimsmunt be presented within 10 days of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they manot be recognized.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowas, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 10th fnat,, will be subject to rent.

"ABBATOON APUAR," having arrived from the above port", consignees of cargo are hereby informed that their good will be deli-ored from song ide.

Cargo impeding the discharge will

FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE

AND MOJI.

be landed at once, at consignees' risk THE Stablj

All broken, chafed, and dama and spa.

Cargo ramalaing on board after 1p... **ARRATOON APOAR,” - Goods xaust be left in the Godowns,of the 6th inst; will be landed at cus-Capt. W. Walker, will be despatebod

where they will be examined on the 10th signers risk and expense.

inst at 9:30 am.

for the above poris on MONDAY, Consignees of Cargo from Singapore the 7th fast, at 4 pm.

No. Fire Insurance will be effected by аго reqposisi to tako, IMME- The Bemor has superior aos mmo-

'na in kdy case whatever.

This steamer bringe on Cargo :—

Ex 5.8.

Corsiz Book Frame from Abas

"Kong Sigurd" from

Sarpsborg

· from

Holmstrand

"Joo" from Dra HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE,

W Bongkong Offices, Hongkong, 4th July, 1915,

|DIATR delivery of their goodly from dation for passengers, is installed alongside pub cargo impeding the throughout with Electric Light and discharge of the Veesel will be landed carries a duly certified doctor.. and stored at cobaignées" risk and ex- pense.

No: Fire Insurance will be offeated Bills of Lading will be countersigni DAVID SASSOON & CO., LD, by the undersigned.

Agents.

[Byg Hongkong, Sid July, 1979

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Retain Tours to Japan. Beturs tokets are Available by the Indo-Chins Steam Navigation Co.'s Steamers. Fare for round trip 8120. DAVID BASSOON & CO., LTD For Freight or Panags, apply to

Agents Boogkong lad Jaly, 1918. *-*|- [898)

:

Gable Top"

At Drug and, Dept. Stores. THE CHINA COMMERCIAL CO.

DUDDELL STREET.

WING KEE & CO. 47-49, Connaught Rd,

BHIRCHANDLERS,

PROVISION & COAL

MERCHANTS

or

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