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Consigners

FROM EUROPE. THE HAL, Steamship

*O.J.D. A HLERS,"

Capt. H, Frericks, having aɩ:ived, Capelgress of Cargo are hereby

Consignee

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1914.

INDO-OHINA STEAM NAVI-

GATION Co., Ltd. ⠀

From CALCUTTA, PENANG and SINGAPORE. HE Company's Steamship

"EUMSANG"

THE

Wotel Lists.

· Hongkong Hotel.

Abrabam, ES

Holman Mis

Jay JW

JU, M

Jones MT

KM Lambert BB Lambolet A

Leavit18 B

Boers Miss Jane D Les Jonna J W

Adams Mr and Mrs Adler L Alenema J L Bab'ns Mr P Bata ER informed that their goods are behaving arrived from the above Bell CDJ ing landed and placed at their Ports, Consigases of cargo by her Beer Mr & Mrs alec in the hazardous and/or ex- are hereby informed that their Bellice, Mrs EB. tra-hazardous Godowne of the goods will be delivered from Bena, GA Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & alongside.

Blokei Mr & Mr Bridge H Godown Company,

Cargo Impoding the discharge Butter O L Limited, whence delivery may be obtained or remaining on board after d pañía | Furn Mira against Bills-of-Lading counter the 10th inst, will be landed Bynes Capt G signed by the Undersigned, At Consignon's risk and exponae, Cambridge, AT

Ostion O W Optional Cargo will be carried No Fire Insurance will be.

Castro, Mr & on unisas notice to the contrary j effented. be given to-day.

Bills of Lading will be counter«

JARDINE, MATHESON

All claims must be presented | signed by jm within ten days of the steamer's' arrival here, after which date they

cannot be recognized.

+

General Managers.

No claims will be admitted after Hongkong, 17th Jan., 1914. [1143]

the Goods have left the Godowns. | and all Goods remaining undel»! ivered after the 25th inst., will be subject to rant.

All broken, chafed, and dam- aged goods must be left in the Godowns, where they will be ex. amined on the 24th. inst., at 9.30; Am.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case what-

over.

This steamer brings on cargo:— OX.89. Suzanne et Mafie "

5+

from Bordeaux Kong Ring", Christiania "Albania" from Gothenburg

Farl"

Abus

Jelo" from Drammen "Albania" from Göteborg: HAMBURG-AMERİKA LINIY,

Hongkong Offer.

To Sail

Regular Steamship Service.

Proposed Sailing from Hongkong For NEW YORK,

5.S. "Erroll"}

Entertainments

BOXING!

BOXING!T

THEATRE ROYAL.

24th JANUARY, 1914,

COMMENCING AT 9 P.M. SHARP.

IS ROUNDS.

For the Light-weight Championship of the Garrison.

Bappar Richards,

(RE).

to, ROUNDS.

For the Middleweight Championship of

Lo, Fars- For

the Garrison,

bro her

Sky. Kerrison, Matheson, Miss M(Hongkong). Matheson, Mrs B

Jesman Taylor,

(EL.M.S. Minotaur)

6 RO: NDS. Lightweight Contest. ·

Humphreys W Stoker James

(HMS. Minotaur).

Benman Stevens

(D.O.L.I). (H.MB. Minotaur).

10 ROUNDS. For the Amateur Lightweight-Champion- ship of Hongkong,

Marriott, Dr O

Mackian, De C

Martin, Mr & Mru

G

| Mr. Difford, (Kowloon).

Mrs FXD'A.............

| Casey Mike

Our 'do, Miss D'e

Castro, Hester D's

Champila J D Coleman, Dr A

LEF

Ourzy, GP Clarks WE Clayton, WE Dero H

De: o. Mr &

Mra 3 3 chidrea Douglas, Mrs HH Douglas D 8 B Doyle Mis J M Duncan, J.

Ehrenfels, Mr &

Mrs HE Eylo Finlayson WF Fehr H

D

on or about 8h S

Feb., 14.

EM

GW

Capt & Mrs

For Freight and further in-Gallotti. A formation apply to

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Agente. Hongkong 12t. Jan., 1914. 1977

Gardner W L

Gardner Mrs W L Garrow, H

Martin Hon Mr &

Mrs H 8 Mary Mim

+

“MiClure Capt and

Mrs J Mehta, BX Koroki, J

"

Miler Mrs OJ

Morris J Mr & Mrs. Middleton GS Nolie Dr EL OL

Payaary, Miss &

Capt TJ Petersen, A

Becker Madame Parkins JO Raymond, JE Raymond E M Raworth, B Roar, Miss F Ray, EH

Raymond, Miss

Ricketts W Mr 1pod

Mru

Robinson E E

Schenk, Mre Septt-Hawton J

Beymour Mrs Bibley J U

6 ROUNDS. Featherweight Contest. Mr. Mayar Mid Marrisit, .v. Stoker Sullivan,) (Hongkong). (Hongkong) H.M.B. (Minotaur BOOKING AT MOUTRIE'S

Ring Side Seats 85, Other Seats 83, 82, and $1.

F, E, HALL, Promoter,

VICTORIA THEATRE.

Will be exhibited on

THURSDAY,

ANOTHER GREAT MASTERPIECE

MOVING PICTURES

ENTITLED

THE SINS OF THE FATHERS'

Giles Mr & Mm A

Stallsmith W

B

Stallsmith Mr and

Goocks H

ነ

Mre TJ

Gordon, A G Courgey, I Goulbourn, V.

Stafford W

Mr and Mrs

IN THREE PARTS."

ECLAIR'S LEADING PLAYERS

Hongkong, 19th Jan., 1914. [1144 THE "INDRA" LINE LTB Gould, Mr & Mrs J Sharp EH

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSE (P COMPANY.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

9.8. "MONGOLIA,”. From SAN FRANCISCO, JAPAN PORTS & SHANGHAI, The above mentioned vessel having arrived consignees of cargo are hereby notified to send in their bills of lading for coun-

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

THE Steamship

"INDRASAMHA" Captain Jones will be despatched as above about 20th January.

For freight and further in. formation apply to →→

JARDINE, MATHESON

& CO., LTD. Agents.

teralgnature and take immediate Hongkong, 15th Jan., 1914. delivery of cargo from the

Company's godown at West Point, Oarg will be landed immediately.

at consignees risk.

الرحمن

THE AMERICAN & MAN- CHURIAN LINE.

"KAFUE,"

Mion F B

Square, Miss A

Grisogono, FD de Swaffield. HE Hannibal, Mr & Vine E A

Mrs WA

White, W

Herschler Mr and

Mars, A

Capt H A

Hon. Mr E Walker Mrs H A

Wright G Hall, Capt TP Whyte AN Heaps FB Wyaberg Mr and Hiokman Mr & Mrs Mrs BOT

HF

Yearly F Hlad, W B

King Edward Hotel

Murray Bain H Borin Mra

...

Koon AE Kraft Mr and Mrs

WD

Butterfield Miss E Lauritas Mr and.

Clegg H

KM G

Cor FW

MaoDead DA

|

Orank Mrs CK Diver

Malcomson Caps

and Mrs

Cargo remaining undelivered (Bucknall Steamship Lines Ltd.) Budge W TUESDAY January 20, 1914, THE Steamship will be subject to landing charges. Cargo remaining undelivered SATURDAY, January 24, 1914, at noon, in addition to landing charges will be subject to storage charges.

No fire insurance 'whatever will be affected.

All chafed and otherwise damaged cargo will be examined at the above company's godown FRIDAY, January 23, 1914, at

10 B..

No claims will be entertained unless accompanied by short delivery note or list of exceptione taken at the time of delivery to' consignees, and signed for and on behalf of the Pacifio Ma) 5.8.| Oo..

All claims must be filed on or before February 17, 1914, other wise they will not be recognised."

R: C. MORTON

Hongkong, 16th Jan.. 1914. [1122

& ut

BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

The Steamship

BENGLOE."

From MIDDLESBRO, LONDON & STRAITS.

CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their

risk into the hazardous and/or

Captain Loals, will be despatch- ed from Hongko g on the 23rd, January for

BOSTON & NEW YORK. (With Liberty to call at the Ma'abar.Coast),

For Zreight and further parti- oulars, apply to:

The Bank Line, Ltd.

Agents, Hongkong 10th Jan. 1914. [ 141

HIMROD'S

Glvos instant-Roffaf

No matter what your mapiratory igase may be vulating frog-whathar

ARIHMA, INFLUENZA, KAZAL CATARRH, or ORDINARY DOUGH. -you will find in this famous ready restorative power that is simply

quad

40.TRALI

Bold

is fing by

aq Chemits an

Stares through

the Country,

KWAKE DE

AMITATE MS,

Divon Miss P

Donaldson WA Enright EL Evers EW Gill Mrs Graves Mr D W

Hall PO Haupt A Haynor HA Hing Mins B Ho A Hough Krs LR Houston Miss KM Houston Miss C Houston Miss H Houston Miss K Houston MissJ Hummel Inokuch! T Jeaoph J

Manninga P W L Mamoy Miss

·Matson Dr de Mru MoIntyre I'M Mody Mr & MrsJĮ,

Nobby AP

Oudenhoren W

Passmoro Cant &

Mrs WO Shepard Mrs K M Ewron Dr Spurge H B Sibassy Mrs G T Jr U8-A Thoraton 'G Yablon J'E Walther Dr H We phalK J

SUSTAIN PRINCIPAL

PARTS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL DRAMA.

"THE TWO COLLIERS

WILL APPEAR IN THEIR LATEST RACTİME SONGS AND DANCES,

DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM.

The Art of

Cigarette Making

Notices

Is roanbad in Caira where Nettri,

Inflacjure times twa binada known

Rüzgarn

Bouton Rouge

and

Felucca

Egyptian Cigarettes

Made of she abajossa melaolej Papalah. Yobsérs under lånal mann

CUTOR af 14 per

ROUDE (• • Waterplane of its End, SLUCCA kazpian Clamyaiten sem zí parte quality but a little mille

OVERLAND 1914 MODEL.

Overland Model 60

ELECTRIC LIGHT &STARTERS, Price $2,600. Hon kong Currency.

DRAGON

Sole Agents.

CYCLE

DEPOT

(Prospective Buyers can try this Car free of charge.)

COMMERCIAL.

In Liquidation.

more than in 1912 as d'aule, the country should still to wanting cargo. There has been no steady flow of business for the past two years, for obvious reasong; but the country has tɔen taking more of foreign goods each year. Apart

An interesting liquidation is that of the Sin jopak Rubber Estates, Ld. An estate which was bought by the company, of from the demand for cargo there. which Messrs. Andrews, vou have to other inducements Fincherz & George were the to business during the past two. secretaries, from Mr. B. von weoka. The most significant is Fischer for Tis. 230,000, had the offer of a discount by local to be sold at an auction "which dealers to those who clear their Was well advertised" for 8. aarga before China New Year. $32,160. The total realized by The conolasion to be deduced

BIJOU SCENIC THEATRE. the liquidator from the sale of from this offer and the pretty

Miss VIOLET BONETTA

New Songs

New Dances

THE PATHE'S GAZETTE (Twice Weekly) WIFFLES AMONGST THE GODS WHERE JEALOUSY LEADS etc., etc.

COMING!

COMING! NICK WINTER & THE KIDNAPPERS

LENGTH 5,000 feet

Amount wont

the estate, and sundry other general acceptance of it by out- Assets" was 8: 1$35,003, which port dealers is that money con

to pay liquiditions are gradually becoming lation expenses, preferential and oasier. This is ccrly ex- sher creditors and a dividend traordinary in view of the fact of 65 per cent for the ordinary that the exports in 1913 have oreditors. Raking among ordin- been the poorest for some years. ary creditors are secretaries' The position, therefore, is that. fees Tis. 2,352" and "balance with the gradual restoration of purolaze price of estate-as com- confidence, wealthy meante bring. promised "Tls. 5,000" The ling out their hoards, and each with Mr. Wilson. It is apparent is capable of giving the thickest-quidator states in his report that money is be utilized in business, from the first word that he is skinned politician a colourful he disputed the olsira of the The withdrawals of Chinese de olously following you; as a rule quarter of an hour. he is silent until you have con-

vendor (Mr. vna Fischerz) and the posits from foreiga banks haye "In subtler ways, too, he is secretaries Mesere. Andrews, also been fres, as compared with oladed; sometimes, however, his disconcerting, when he wants to von Fischerz & George, L.) is the position only two months ago. face will light up and he will nod be. The deliberation with which Court, but the Court allowed The native banke are also tired of or let a soft "yes" pass his lips. he adjusts his nose-glasees sad them the amounts as given in the sitting tight on their money, and You have the feeling that his studies a visitor is sometimes account.

have been extending credit to s mind is ahead of you, as in fact suggestive, and the long "gold Outlook in the North.

fair and reasonable extent. The it is, and you pass rapidly from pencil and the neat little memo- point to point, well satisfied with randum book with and in which improvement in business daring ber boom, over trading, revol There has been an all round unsettlement caused by the rab- Your own swift eloquence. Then, having carefully produced them, the week, says the N. C. Daily ation, and the recent rakallion have instantly, you get your reply, and sometimes he maliciously sets News of the 18th ins and been more or less rectified by the it is perfectly clear that Mr. about making very prenise entries although part of it is aroulative, passing of time. The only draw- Wilson has taken you all in all are likely to booma famous a great deal has been due to back to business is the circalation you have said, some things you engines of destruction, as the roonine demand. It is a remarks of paper money, which has now have left unsaid. His mind leaps country learns about the converable commentary on the progress taken the place of the unrestrict Robb, Mr and Mrs to respond. Mr. Wilson is a sations that take place in the of China that, in spite of the faoted issue of notes by the native

gentleman and a scholar, but he ivory and white room."

Grand Hotel,

Allen, Mr & Mr Amery, Mrs

ve Me and Mr

organ, Father..

Orbery, Miss Barlow

Oy, Miss Wu Bond.

Baymatd Cooke

Keynolda Crow, Mr and Mrs Rarce,

Abrabaras, Mr & Mrs Madicks Mr & Mr

A.B.

CURE FOR ASTHMA Coffmann

THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT.

A Day at the White House.

i-

There is an interesting artiole

'mbar Dason, A D Gratiam O FronckT

Ficoher Gullespie,Dr Holmnity Hompeb, A Johanson Kayt, Dr.

...

Rb derick

Witley, Mrs P

Star

Capt

Tran

Uttley, Master Villiler, Mr & Mrs

Wilbur Welsmann, O

Craigieburn.

Masters, Mr & Mr

Folale, J.

Proton, Mrs J

TIES.

BOOTS.

Smith, Mr G.

Stewart, Major &

SOCKS.

extra hazardous Godowns of the in World's Work, describing a Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf day at the White House with Albert, M and Godown Co. Lid, whence President Wilson. It is written Beswick, Mr & Mrs: “R. F. 0. and/or from the wharves delivery by Me William Bayard Hale, who Caldwell, Mr may be obtained.

is an intimate friend of the Presi-Caldwell, Miss

Ow

No claims will be admitted dent and has lately been acting Carpater, Mr and Beth, E. G. after the Goods have left the as anofficial Ambassador for him Corni

Godowns, and all Goods remain in Mexico. Mr. Hale says that an ing undelivered after the 27th interview with Mr. Wilson is

Inst., will be subject to rent.

All claims against the steamer always a delightful and satisfac sympathy. He has no tricks must be presented to the Under- tory affair not always, of course, of manner; he is innocent signed on or before the 31st inst., in its resulte, for the Un-of

..now han

any design to appear

4 cordial; but the genuine simpli- "No

oily of his look and of his words

or they will not be recognized. ited: Statoa

All broken,ohafed, and damagod President who can y Goods are to be left in the Go-as easily as "Yes," though he is inevitably winning. He is ashy downs, where, they will be ex-knows how to take the sting out man himself, if the truth were amined on the 27th Inst., at of a refusal if he wanta to, ala.m.

known, and perhaps it is the most All visitors agree that Mr. timid of men who ore the best No Fire Insurance has been Wilson has a peculiar faculty of understood by him. Mr. Wilson effected.

Bill of Lading will counter-putting them at their beat; not a is the best listener that has been signed by 41

few timid, unready talkers have in the White House for many a GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO., told me wonderingly that in his year. Mr. Roosevelt never listen- Agente company they found their tonged to anybody in his life, of Hongkong, 20th Jan., 1914. (1145 nes unloosened and their ideas course; Mr. Taft could liston dard dowing rapidly into appropriate well, when interested, but people Don't forget after the Show the public which does not know mind was a wandering, even word. App aised as anetare by often suspecte 1 that Mr. Taft's Supper, and Light Refreshments him Mr. Wilson is, in fact, while his face was attentive.

ALEXANDRA CAFE.

Open Til Midnight man of ready and profound. You never have that fealing.

SHOES.

SHIRTS.

:

that deliveries in 1913 wero much banks bafore the revolution.

2ND ANNUAL

COLLARS.

HATS. CAPS.

UNDERWEAR.

ALL

SALE.

SALE GOODS.

25%

TO 50%

REDUCTIONS.

TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING NOVELTIES.

FROM JAN., 17TH TO JAN., 31ST.

CALL AND BE CONVINCED.

J. T. SHAW,

QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL