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CONSIGNEES.

STRUTHERS & DIXON INC.

! NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From AN RANCISCO

THE Steamship

** EASTERN TRADER"

having arrived from San Fran- cisco via parts on 1st July, 1920 consignees are hereby notified that their cargo is being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or Extra Hazardous Godowas of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co. Ltd., Kowloon, and stared Al con- signees" risk.

Consignees of cargo must pro duce an Import Permit signed by the Superintendent of Importa & Exports. Hongkong, before Blof Lading will be counter- signed.

All broken, chated and dam. aged cargo is to be lait in the Godown where it will be examined at 11 am on 6th July, 1920, by the Company's sur veyors, Messrs. Carmichael & Clarke.

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.,

ENGINEERS & SHIP- BUILDERS, HOK UN KOWLOON.

HARBOUR REPAIRS Call Flag "L"

Sole Agents for **KELVIN MOTORS." Motors from 12 BHP, to 50 REF. now in stock also spare parts.

Works. Manager... Secretary

HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH.

HOTEL LISTS.

·

SATURDAY, JULY

FLAK HOTEL

Corrected to Kird June, isai Capt. Archer B. W. Law Jouan Mr. and Mrs. A. Sir Nilis. Kadocte - Ashton B. C. KasparÓD

J. Bartholomew A. Kunkolarský R. E. 0, Bird IL A. Laing

R. Blacking

Mr. and Mr.

E. Blair

R. O. Baker

Corrected to 30th June, 1920, Mrs. W. Alderson, F. L. Kirchner

Q. W. Anderson En. EW. Kopie Mrs. E.& Hailey I. J. Korthais | Master Bakker H. T. Kratt

Ar Anıl Man P. E. Kyne

J. N. Bakker Q. Lachmond J. R. Barrichlo A. U. Langdon Mrs. H. l. Bayne Mit and Mrs. Mra E. R. Bellies F. B. de Lara G. G. Bridger ALBerham Dr. M. € Lasher |J. G. Bridger Mr. and Mrs Mr. *and Mrs. Caps. 4

C. H. Bansan

Lauritsen Mr. And Mrs. Madan J. J.

R. W. Bardem Leiria Mr. and MrE. Lovy

Disney

M. Nam Hrs G.

pardel

Blog- G. Ladin

Mr. And Mrs. Lustig

Tel K.21.

K.329. K369.

K. S. Boyd

F. P. Bisdy

J. M. Brady

Harbour Engineer K.23. Telegrams "SEYBOURNE.”

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

'S. S. LAKE FIELDING"

Mr. & Mr. Q

Breakipear

3. B. Lamba

D. Capt. and Mrs.

Linton

J. R. Llard

R S LogED

P. J. Maitland

Mr. Madinah Capt. I S. Mill Mrs Capt. Mostei Carson

Mr. and Maj. and Mrs. J G. Morgan

L. Carter

W. Church S X. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.

Cockburn

C. R. Cole

SHIPBUILDERS.

SHIP REPAIRERS,

จ

BOILER MAKERS.

FORGE MASTERS,

OXY-ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDERS.

Ma

MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERS.

Rol, L A. Nichot

en cc

IL A. Noth

A. Porter

&B. Potter

Caps K. K. Fo

wers

J. S. Robinson

Misa. H. La

S. Longfeld

G. F. Carilla H. Cheetham Mr. and Mrs.

A. I. Lunings

E

Mr. and Mis H. R. Mahson

Mrs. Cormick

Mr. and M.

A. Comart

¡D, C. H. fully

C. E. Sandstrom

J. I. Sargeni

10. F. Savage

Mr. and Mrs. Dr. O. Marriott

C. Forbes Brawn

C. W. Martyr Mr. Coxon

A. . Burton Mar T. 11 MB Crowley J. Van der Byl Chanell

Mr. and Mrs W. C. Malonald D. F. Cuthill

A. Blameron Dr. G. W. ME J. Daries F. W. Laanaday Kran

Capt. R. J. Carl W. McLean

En. Com Dawson

H. G. McNeary. R. Dick

Mr. and Mrs W.

Robinson

IL W. Roger Mai and Mrs.

Sanders

WR. P. Shaw

F. Shrubsale

MC. and Un

E. J. Carmichael P. J. J. Michelsen N. W. Duckworth 1. Great Smith Miss. G. Carrie Mrs. C. Millə Mr. & Mr John A. Findlay Smith

thers

All claims must be presented PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO., LTD. ME Carru within thirty days of the steam- er's arrival here, after which they cannot be recognized. No claims will be recognized äfter the gooda have left the Godowns, and cargo undeliver on and after 7th July, 1920 will be subject to

rent.

Consignees are requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countersignature immediately. STRUTHERS & DIXON, INC.

Agents.

1st floor, Powell's Building. 12, Des Vœux Road, Cil Hongkong, 1st July, 1920

STRUTHERS & DIXON INC.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

From SEATTLE

HE Steamship

"ARCTURUS"

L-COL M Greer. And 3r

S. J. Stret:

Dançan

A. W. Eastman

tiers Mr. L'as

Sady

Mr.

Mr

G. Eveleigh

A. Y. Farmer

Ma

Mahlen

11.

Zur

J. Farmer

Mr. anal Mrs.

HL' Spicer Mr. J. Mirandolle

and Miss and

Stabbings Moe Sch

Mr C. A. Swi

. F. Swindells.

an

W. P. NeesoD

Mr. and Mrs. R

A. Fale

1 Note

P. I. Oc

R. A. O'Conn

N. E. perell

A candler" 1-5 Coppleman 1. Chapunan

Mr. Chapman

Hi• t!kaHLL J. Kraven N. Cracker J. V. C. Patie"

Berhan and Terry

Servant

From CALCUTTA via PENANG & SINGAPORE The above mentioned vessel having arrived from the above mentioned Ports, cunsignees of cargo are hereby informed that ther mas: take immediate J. Bewar delivery of same from alongside. F1. Dileksan and all cargu impeding discharge Master Dunbar will be landed at their risk and Me and expanse into the Pacific Mail W. Dunbar Steamship Company's godowns

T." Inyer at West Point, and stored F. A Fairchild

Engineer Capt. S Consignees risk.

P. Fermon

Consignees of cargo are hereby notified that they must produce an Import Permit signed by the Superintendent of the Imports & Exports, Hongkong, before Bills of Lading can be countersigned.

All broken, chafed and damaged goods are to be left in the godowns where they will be examined on July 5th at 10 a.m.

1. Bandeld:

Rawlins

Erich Mr. Reinde

[W. R. Reterinck Mr. Richardlanır. Man Richard

M. J. R. Foley

Gardineri

M- and Mr

Caribald,

+

Lin

Mr. and Mr

Roberta

* A Robina

Rubinen

R. Bodenfusef Bondon

R. C. Hale

Hor Mr. E. R

Halifax L

D. Han

Mai. Hauling

Mrs. Tobiassen

Baj.-Gen.

Ventria

F.

Bot. G. T. Wat

dezrave

. Webster

OF HONGKONG, LIMITED

TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING COMPANY

CARLTON HOTEL.

Corrected to 12th Jane. 1920.

Ma Acid and W. McKenzie

Family

A. Natban

and Arkalytia

DRY DOCK

LENGTH 787 FEEL. LENGTH ON BLOCKS 750 FEET

DEPTH ON CENTRE, OP",

SILL (HW.OS.T) 34 FT. 8 LÁS. -THREE SLIPWAYS-

CAPABLE OF HANDLING SHIPS UP

`TO 3000 TONS DISPLACEMENT.

ELECTRIC CRANE AT SEA WALL CAPABLE OF LIFTING 100 TONS AT 70 FEET RADRIS

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, AGENTS,

HONGKONG, CHINA & JAPANE

JUST ARRIVED

Mr.

Mrs. P. Nelson

Mr.

J. Arrastia

and Nicol

Mr

Jose Arrastia

a. Peterson

Mrs. F. E. Camer-Mr.

GLA

and Peterson

Mrs.

Easy hair curlers.

Mr and

MIL

M. 1. Conner

Rapas & Family

J. W. Dando

. A Reed

C. J. B. Hellirom. M. Weller Mr. and Mr. Wilkinson F. J. Fabio Mr. and A. E. Holloga Winbeld

Capt. P. Withers Mr. and Mrs Marshall Wood

C. F. Him Maj. R. B Young

word

Mr. And Mr

G. G. Irwise

Auto EDWARD HOTEL Corrected to th June, 1920 Mes. R. Amosd W. H. Leerave: C'art. and Mrs Mr. Lovegrove

Anderson

Fate and

Lammis Mr. Manak

1. D. Rossola Dr. M. E. Anger 1. Schryver Mr.

Mri CH. Sinds

Carrit FL Gadi 1. N. Gilson

H. # Tape WC. Gree:A M. Steteve AE folsten

Cart and Mrs Cap Siggseland Grierson and Mia F. Swith Child

31 M. Smil All claims must be presented:

P. F. tunge * Mr. Smit within & week of the steamer's Hameed Sagendan arrival bere after which they cannot be recognized.

|

Mr

Mr.

having arrived from Seattle via purts, on July 15: 1920, consigneas

and Mrs S Sorenson} W. A. Hannibalp. B. Spirka are hereby notified that their cargo is being landed at their risk

and Mrs. G. Tompkins No claim will be fitted after

W. H. Haner Mr. into the Hazardous and or Extra- the goods have left the godowns. Miss Harer

and Me CP. Tempat Hazardous Golowns of the Heng-and all goods remaining un kong and Kowloon Wharf delivered after July 6th will be. F. Hattink

A. W. Harrison A. Totendjies

A J. Ver Godown Co., Lid.. Kowloos, and subject to rent

Mr. and Mes meulen stored at consignees' risk.

H. J. Hankins Mr. C. No Fire Insurance whatever A. H. Van Herk SAN

Mrs. A.S. Henna. E Van ilez"

Werken Miss J. Hil

·Consignees 1 raggɔ must pro-will'te effected. dace no Import permit signed by

the Superintendent of Imports

Mar Cun-izners are requested tr

& Exports. Hoagkong before Bills send in their Bill of Lading for

of Lading will be countersigned. [countersignature unmediately.. y

All broken, chafed and dam- aged cargo is to be left in the Godowne. where it will be examined at Haan, un July 6th, 1920 by the Company's Surveyors, Messrs. Carmichael & Clarke.

All claims must be presented within 30 days of the steamers arrival here, after which thes cannot be recognized.

No claims will be recognized after the goods have left the Godowns, and cargo undelivered

on and after 7th July, 1939 will be subject to rent.

Consignees are requested to send in their Bills of Lading for counter-signature immediately.

|

PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.

As Operators, U.S. Shipping

Board.

Hongkong. 28th June, 1920.

-

EL A. While

11 Akina"

Cap

WA

LA B Miu Manuz

JJ. Matrisou Mr. and Mr Capt. Milne

W. Badze JC. J. Murison Master Chi Shing Mrs. J. F. Nicho

Chai Shing

J. C. Clark E. G. Coome

F. A. Dickhof

A. Fairgrieve

P. T. Farrel

Mix Farrell

J. D. Forres:

Mr.

IL O. Quell

Ah Paget

T. Pals

Mrs. Passmors JJ. T. Panitz.

1. Pavlo

Mr.

and Pereira

Mrs.

and Mrs. J. W. Pritchard

A Fethergill Mr. A. Robertson

C. Cameron

J. E. Grilha

IT. Santos

Mrs. Hazumerer Capi. Salstrum

and child

J. Hemick

LA. Jackson

G. J. Johnson

Mr. Johnson and S. Thomson

Nailiques.

Gillette stropping machines. Hair binds.

Mia Serpell

Miss H. Sicele

Best steel razors.

Bronze hair pins.

Mr Swann

and

child

Auto strop razors.

Pinaud's Brillantine.

Mr

Best razor strops.

Spirit lamps for curling Irons.

Son

A. R. Tourle Dr. & Mr King A. K. Whibley Miss W. King Mr. and

1. McGee

Wordley

ST. Groza's HOR Corrected to 10th June, 1020. W. Blackett

Mr. and Mrs W. Mr. & Mr R. P. H. M÷H=

Boyce

e daughters

Allen Brockman W. McKenzie

Liest J.

Bryant. L.I.

J. G. Mellia

Lyman Monry

Mr. Mrs. Bent L Packe

ton C. Byrd. Mr and Mrs. E S. S. Church

W. Petersch

Day

Mr.

Mrs. J. A. Siva

FL. F. Farthing

fl. Geore

War

J. Grand

Mr. B. G. South

ertes

Mrs. Hassard

A Kirk

D. M. Graham

and Mr Gregory

17. E. HehechildF G White My Sand Mrs. Mr and Yr A HMA

W. A. White Je Mike Hogeton Bira A. H. Whis S. Howard

Mr. Jones in ani Mr. Mr and Mrs E. V. Wilbern

1. Japh

J. Willsen

Thos. Rennett

Arthur W. Ro

berts Dr. and Mrs.

EI. Scott R. Stock

Dr. A. & Sauza J. R. Lang Dr. L. Spi I. J. Lasica

bang

W. D. H. Lyson, hirs. E. Tarby Mrs. | H. M. Madden John Wilkie 26d

F. de Gringate Mr. and Mr. and Mrs A Stewart

Harrisco

Family

4. Jellen

J. F. Wiliam

A Jumpe

Mr. and Mrs. H. Stones

Hart children F. Taylor AL. C. Holt-Mr. and Mra

hoase

Underwood and A. D. Hopkirk Me Mr. J. Johnstons Verheul

FL Terheal

Mrs

N. E. Karanji

Mrs.

G. Hics Je

T. I. Wohlsen

*

37- and Mry.

R Kerkr

T. A. Winfre G. G. Word

A. Ramai

G. & Wetten

Mrs. Kelman

F. J. Kincade

Min. Yaroold

PALACE HOTEL

FRUSSIA'S WASTE LANDS Berlin, May 6-In spite of op- position on the part of the Ger non National Party

and the

Me and

and T. Matcher

Mrs.

Mr

and

AIRMEN AS DISPATCH CARRIERS.

In a lecture given before the

CAMPBELL MOORE: CO., LTD.

and aiahips which permitted of bringing closer together the vari the transfer of vast numbers of ions units of which the Empire was : troops from England to France composed. This was a question without the loss of a single ship, not merely of improved⋅ muil and by increasing the scale one facilities, but also of schial human could realize what the immensely intercourse. For example, it was large and more capable aircraft impossible for many whose busi of the future would be ableness lay in the home country to do. It was from this point, to spare the time for a long sea of view that the establishment of voyage or overland journey to the Imperial commercial air and from ans of the distant routes was so important. There Colonies. If people were able to should be a chain of aerodromes get about more and to see ona and airship stations on British (another's difficulties at first hand, territory throughout the world, they would inevitably be brought USES OF IMPERIAL ROUTES. exactly as there were coaling closer together.

stations for the Fleet.

What was wanted was the After discussing the value of Imperial, as opposed to the in- Mr. and Mra Boyal Colonial Institute on As the aeroplane in settling tribal solar, point of view. The only pects of Aviation. Lieutenant-disputes and carrying out way to obtain that was by nach Colonel Lockwood Marsh, secret-punitive expeditions, the lecturer individual getting about more ary of the Royal Aeronautical said that the French Army and seeing other peoples and Society, said that, generally airship pilots during the war other countries with his own speaking, he believed that from carried out 63 raids over the eyes. The war gave a certain the political and "staff" point of German lines, during which they number of men that opportunity, view, aircraft would in the future only lost two airships, although bat it should be made permanent. have uses somewhat analogous to the craft used were only capable and universal. This could only those of the submarine cable. of ascending a little over 12,000ft. be done by improving the means Important dispatches would be Comparatively speaking, there of communication, and that was carried to all parts of the Empire were Bow few climates in the where aircraft would come in. world which bad not been tested Everybody who attempted to The great difficulty of locating by aircraft, so that we had farther the development of avist some of the German commerce practically strived at the stage lon and to advance the provision aidera during the warshowed that when it was merely a question of of aerodromes and airship stations

throughout the Empire, was do it would be practically impossible organizing serodromes.

The real value of commercial ing work which would be a to prevent aerial communication

between the component parts of aircaft from the Imperial point of potent factor in strengthening the Empira. It was ouraeroplanes view lay in their capacity for and consolidating the Empire.

Mr. J. Kübee 2). A. C. Wîä,

child

H and Mra.

Lee

¡L Yosor

Status Hor.. Corrected an Ach Jane. 1z0 F. Beca

J. J. Wierick-dr

German People's Partyl the Corrected 16 zech June, 1920. Prussian National Assembly

10. W. Aksander Ja. Mark, Yesterday passed a Bill reistive Mr. Beariam Mr. to the cultivation of uncultivated. Brotchit land in Prussia. In the course of Capt. T. Brown R. Sicholls the debate Herr Braun, the . E. Crea Premier, referred to the people's | Mrs. C. O. Farrell J. II. Oxberry desire to return to the land and Mr. and Mrad. A. Pasli

S. P. L Leigh J. Robertara F. Harest G. A. Searle J. Jack

J. Smith

|J. D. Carriers W. B. Farmer A. F. Starkey Lt and Mrs LC. H. Gibson

8. Steeves

STRUTHERS & DIXON, INC. become small landowners, and

Agents.

1st floor, Powell's Building,

It, Des Vœux Road Central Hongkong. Ist Jui5, 192)

B. Jamchoojin

V. F. Kry

W. Bennett Hoo Mr. and Mrs. W, E. Des

Bernis

3. M. de Jong Miss E Best ¡P. J. de Kaza Mrs. J. Stewart 'J. Sortheott

Browo

H. H. Olse

Pirs. P.M. Rotast H. Sieling Wm. Thom

said that this desire must be met by the present vested interests. He added that there were about 5,500,000 hectares (over 16 million. Lebro

1. P. Haverkamp Mr. and Mrs. W. acres) available for this purpose W. P. Maclister Dr. Waterinake C. J. Elizzia L M. Wijk

batham

in Prussia alone.

J. T. Manix

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

peace

by air.

And Freckles Thought He Was Doing- Pop a Favor!

BY BLOSSER.

TJATEKANI, TIPA SYRE

I. LAB TAT LETTER

RIGUT WERE CA THE

TABLE!?!

WLATS" "TA MATTER MP-JA LOSE (SOMETHING?

YES: DO YOU KNOW

"WHAT `WAS" BECOME OF THE LETTER THAY VIAS ON THE

"TABLE?

OLL- 7 PUT IT IN TH POST OFFICE.

FOR VA, DOD!

GREAT STARS!T DUNT HAVE ANY ADDRESS ON IT

I KNOW IT, BUT I "THOUGHT YOU DIDATTI WANT ANYBODY "TO KAOW AND NÕU WAZ WIRITA

TO!

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