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NOTICES.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

MASPERO

FRERES

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1920.

TO-DAY'S SHARE

QUOTATIONS.

NOTICE.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

$600

MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA, LTD.

OFFICIAL PRICES,

Banks.

H.K. & S. Banks 'r.

Marine Insurances.

Cantons

b.

390

North Chinas

1.

t. 160

Uniona

Fangtszes

180

.

D..

260

Far Easterns

11.

t. 22

Fire Insurances.

China Fires

139

H. K. Fires

310

Shipping.

Douglases

90

Steamboats

b.

2154

Indos (Pref.)

n.

20

Indos (Def.)

210

Stells Ferries.

s. 240-ex div. S..

30

Refineries.

Sugars Malabons?

1.

է

212 47

Mining.

115/-

t. 1514

2

*

43/6

.40/-

(MITSUBISHI TRADINOCO

COAL, GENERAL IMPORTS AND

EXPORTS.

SOLE PROPRIETORS OF TAKASHIMA, OCHI, MUTABE

SHIJAKE:

TOSHINOTAN HOJO, NAMAZUTA, SATO, KANADA, SHINEW. KAMITAMAON, BİBA *224 OYUBARI COAL MIKES.

Agents for SAKITO COAL.

HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO, BRANCHES AND REPRESENTA KARATSU TIVES :---- NAGASAKI, WAKAMATSU, MOJI, KURE, KOBE, OSAKA, TSURUGA NAGOYA, YOKOHAMA, TOKYO, HAKODATE, MURORAN, OTARU, VLADIVOS- TOCK, PEKING, TIENTSIN, DAIREN, TSINANTU, HANKOW, SHANGHAL. TAPPEH, HONGKONG, CANTON, HAIPHONG, MANILA, SINGAPORE, CALCUTTA, LONDON & NEW YORK,

Cable Address: Hongkong" IWASAKI " Canton, Haiphong :---- "IWASAKISAL,"

Codes -AI, A.B.C. 5TH ED., Western Union and Bentley's. AGENCY FOR THE OSAKA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE Co., LTD., OSAKA,

For Particulars Apply to :—

S. SAYEKI, Manager.

No. 11. Pedder, Street, Hongkong.

VICTORIA THEATRE.

9.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT

9.15 p.m.

MOLLIE KING

IN

"BLIND MAN'S LUCK"

Booking at ANDERSON'S.

THE

TEL NO. 1743,

TEL. NC.

1743,

"FELUCCA 33"

Kailans Langkats Shanghai Loans S'hai Raubs Tronohs

"THE CIGARETTE OF DISTINCTION." Sal Explorations!

Ural Caspians

Docks, Wharves, Godowns, &c.

FELUCCA

MASPERO

FRERES d

*** FABRIQUE PAR MASPERO FRERESIN

DANS LEUK MANUFACTURE MU

CAIRE,EGYPTE.

There is an instantly

recognisable flavour to

"FELUCCA”

which distinguishes it.

from other Egyptian

CIGARETTES."

This adverse re

is mued by Britike a Tobacco Co. (China) gildi.

H.K. Wharves

K. Docks

>.

$

90

165

S'hai Docks

t. 115

N. Engineerings b.

t. 28

Lands, Hotel & Buildings.

Centrals

8.

103

H.K. Hotels

2.

110

L. Invest.

b.

120

H'phreys Ext

714

Kloon Lands

53

L. Reclamations

A.

140

West Points

b.

58 er all

Cotton Mill

ASAHI

BEER

Ewos

11.

t.500:

Kung Yiks

n.

t. 5146

Lau, Kung Mows n.

t. 300

Orientals

R

t. 300

S'hai Cotton3

n.

t. 280

Yangtazepoos

1.

t. 31

Miscellaneous.

Cements-

n.

6.80

China Borneos

b.

17

Do. Light old b. 7 new 5

China Providents b.

7.80

Dairy Farms

b.

22

Electrics H. K. 22.

87

Electrics Macao Hongkong Ropes a. Hk. Tramways Peck Trams, old S Do. new . Steam Laundries b. Steel Foundries

11.

34

28

5.

7.70

FILSENER BEER

GRAND PRIZES

7

PERERE

80 cts.

316

M

10

Water-boats

b.

1114

Watsons

I.

516

Wm. Powells

b.

12

OF

Wisemans

b.

2734

CORONET

TO-DAY at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m. NORMA TALMADGE-

IN

"DE LUXE ANNIE"

at 7.15 pm.

HAROLD LOCKWOOD

IN

"THE COME BACK"

HOTELS.

THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

SHIPPING.

WESSELS ARRIVED.

The U. S. Shipping Board steamer DEVOLONTE, from Tarakan, brought 5,000 tons of "crude oil for Messrs. the Asiatic) Petroleum Company." A through cargo of another 5,000 tons is also carried by the same transer. From Manilu the Douglas chartered vesse! QUINNEBAUG. consigned 1,200 tons of general cargo yesterday. Mooring, Wharf.

Rice to the amount of 2,500 tens was brougia into Hongkong from: Haiphong by the SHIN

Messrs. FOO. Her agents are Nemazce & Co.-Modring. E 9.

Two hundred tons of general merchandise were tarried from Kwangchowan by theWING HANG, which reme in yesterday.

Modring, at Yaumuti.

The China Merchants steamer TUNGWAH, transported from| Canton 200 tons of general mer. chandise. Sae arrived yesterday. -Mooring, No. 38.

The French steamer TATO. UTSE, consigned 950 tons ricel and general cargo from Saigon.- Mooring C 17.

The Norwegian vessel PRO- DUCE, came in from CANTON,

for Ballast.Mooring. C 43.

The O.S.K. steamer BORNEO]

EVERY DROP

GALLIN

MARTEL

Brandy is unequalled as a pleasant wholesome stimulating Tonic. It is aged in wood for years before being bottled.

Obtainable Everywhere, Sole Agents,

H. RUTTONJEE & SON.

MARU. arrived to-day from METEOROLOGICAL.

Kobe and Shanghai with 5,320

tons of through and 211 tons

locally consigned cargo.-Moor-

ing, B 26.

Previous.

The British steamer YUN. Barometer 39.17 30.20 NAN, which came from Hongay Temperature

Zumidity signed to Messrs. Butterfield and Wind Direction... Swire. Mooring A 28.

hrought 2,335 tons of coal con-

Wine & Spirit Merchants. 10. Queen's Road, Central.

HONGKONG.

Day Oa date On date,

at pm, at 65 m. at 1 pal

30.18

37 50

60

46 GO

¿

49

E. N.E

E.

↓

1

2

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b

0,00

}

14

14:b 37

15th 49

H.E. Obervatory, Jan. 15, 1920

Force

General merchandise to the Weather oztent of 2,500 tons was delivered Rai............ .000 0.00 by the CHUSAN which arrived might open air Temperatures on the from Bangkok-Mooring, No. 38. The steamer KAIFONG, which ran aground in the Gulf of Ton- 'kin, was towed in by the tug Tai- koo this morning. She reported very rough weather."

T. F.CLAXTON Director,

From Nagoya and Miike, the From Shanghai and Amoy,the M.B.K. boat DAISHIN MARU B. &c. boat ICHANG, brought No. 3, consigned 1,217 tons of 300 tons of local and 500 tons of coal for Hongkong, She carries through cargo. She carried 1,670 tons of coal in transit. AMooring, Taikoo Bugar- Wharf.

G15)

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following Unclaimed Tele- grams are lying here

Sinenghin, Des Voeux Road Central, from Amoy.

Major Villiers Coupon, гO- transmitted from Yokohama, from Victoria B. C. "

Katojuichi Ceptain, Burongan Maru, via H.K. from Tokobashi.

Yuenyuchang, from Shanghai. Tawawchien, from Amoy. Choycheungkuk Steward Steamer Chinon c/o Yeechar Store, from Amay.

T. KRING. Superintendent, Hongkong, Jan. 9, 1920,

of

Hongkong, Jan. 15, 1920.

WEATHER REPORT.

January 15d. 12h

10m-Norma

from Wladivostock, Japan or Indo-Chinn. Pressure changes are everywherə «licht, the antisselene re icing stationary.

Fresh monsoon will prevail along the Ch na coast and over the N. China Sea. Fongkong Rainfall for the 24 brate ending at 10

to-day. 60 inch. Total since January 1st, 000 inche sgainst az average of 041 inches.

III=

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District.

Forecast

N.E. winds,

1 Bragwear to Gap Rock, fresh;

| fire.

2 Formosa Channel,

› N.E.winda,

strong.

3 South rest of Chies bm-} The same tween. H.K. and Lamocks No. 1. 4 South coast of Chiza be- The ame tween H.K. and "Hainan.se No. 1,

T. F. CLAXTON,- Director. Hongkong Obervatory, Jan. 15, 1920

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THE PEAK

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HOTEL.

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Telegraphic address: "VICTORIA DABAR JAWITCHELL,

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OPERATING:-

THE HONGKONG HOTEL,

MANSIONS,

THE REPULSE BAY

(To be openedlis: January, 1920.)

HOTEL

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#

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Manager.

EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE,

'UNDER NEW BRITISH MANAGEMENT,

THE PREMIER HOTEL. FINEST SITUATION. EXCELLENT CUISINE.

ARTHUR E. ODELL,

(Late Grand Hotel, Southclife, England and Royal Palace Hotel, London, W.)

THE CARLTON HOTEL.

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KNUTSFORD HOTEL

SACHSE, LENNOX & Co., Ceneral Agents

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