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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

W. S. BAILEY

THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE & CO. LTD.,

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NAZAKAT

PASSENGER SERVICES

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SERVICE

LONDON

KEEMUN" **NINGCHOW." "THEBAUS" **ATREUS !!

"' BLPENOR"

(Direct) C

16th Már.

5th Apr. 12.h. Apr. 19th Ap 36th Apri

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London, Rotterdam & Hamburg London, Amsterdam & Antwerp London, Rotterdam & Hamburg London, Amsterdam &- Antwerp London, Rotterdam & Hamburg

LIVERPOOL

SERVICE

(Direct or In Continental Ports).

"TELAMON "Zdr Mod Már. Havre & Liverpool

KT. of the GARTER” $9h Már @snow, MMes, L'pool & G'gow 'IDOMENEUS”

** AJAX ** A

12th Apr. Havre & Liverpool.

19th Apr. Genos, M'lies, E'pool & G'gow

PACIFIC SERVICE

(via Kobe and Yokohama)

"TALTHYBIUS" 18th Mar. ** TYNDAREUS " 6th Apr. % PROTESILAUS" 4th May

YORK NEW

"' LAERTES **

Victoria, Seattle & Vancouver

SERVICE

(via Suez or Panama)

27th March

via Suet

HOMEWARD PASSENGER SERVICE

"IDOMENBUS"

~ PYRRHUS- **ANCHISES!! "TEIRESIAS "

12th April

3rd May

for Liverpool for London.

10th June

for Liverpool

7th July.

for London

For Freight and all Information Apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

AND

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM

NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

Consignees per Co's Steamer

AJAX

Are

hereby notified that the Cargo will be discharged into Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, whore it will lie at Consignee's risk. The Cargo will be ready for delivery from Godown on and after 11th

March.

·

Optional cargo will be lande unless notice has been given prior to steamer's arrival.

All broken, chafod, and damag- ed goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 am and noon within the free storage period.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the steamer's Godown, and all Goode remaining undelivered after the 17th March, will be subject to rent.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the under signed on or before the 31st March, or they will not be recognised.

AGENTS.

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

The Company's Steamship

"SIBERIA MARU."

From SAN FRANCISCO, via HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS

'ENGINEERS & SHIP- `BUILDERS, HOK UN

- KOWLOON. HE

dest oldens- $ 65.

HARBOUR REPAIRS Call Flar "." 1"

Sale Agents for ** KELVIN: MOTORS:" Motom from 12 B.H.P. to 50 B.H.P now in stock also spare parta.

Works.ad

Secretary

Manager...

Tel. K.21. K.329. K369.

++

Harbour Engineer K.28. Talagrams "SEYBOURNE”

NEWS AND VIEWS.

MONDAY, MARCH 14. 192

ING NEWS.

BOOK FOR FOOTUNG.

It is reported that a Shanghai engineering firm is to establish a large dook at Pootung,

FLOATING-DOCK FOR NETHER- LANDS. E. INDIES.

A floating dook about 300 ft. long built at Rotterdam is en route to Sourabaya?

[ "MOTOR-SHIP· ·CONSTRUCTION.

During last year 24 ocean-going motor-ships were put into con- atruction throughout the world,. eight of which, were built in the United Kingdom, atates Shipping and Engineering (Shanghai), which adds that practically all of the marine engineering concerns! at Home have begun, the con struction of internal combustion engines DL, LONEL

BIG OIL TANKER.

The oil-tankr, the San Felix, designed to carry about 18,000-ton deadweight on Lloyd's summer draught was launched from the

ATTENTION LADIES!

OUR FRENCH AGENTS HAVE JUST SEN

SHIPMENT OF

US A

PERFUMES & TOILET WATERS

KANKA

in has the wet

Time Good for OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.

ALL WELL KNOWN BRANDS ARE REPRESENTED

man

MAD

MAKE YOUR OWN CHOICE.

ductio

THE SINCERE COMPANY,

HOTEL LISTS:

Hongkong Hotel.

Mist Kent

Mr. and Mrs.

Kewley

Mr. and Mrs.

A. Lammert

Peak Hotel.

Corrected to 1st. March, 1991.

Corrected-to 23rd February, 1991;

Mr. sad Mrs Major and Mrs. M O. Acook Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. W. Allen J. R. Lloyd

Mr. and Mrs & J. D. Lloyd

Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Jory

Amesz

Miss Amesz

E. Ashton R. S. LegaD Surgeon Comdr. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Arnold

& Mrs. Aveling N. MacRoynolds F. J. Blyth Mr. H. W. Bird Mr. R. E. O. Bird

Miss Jory

8. Kristiansend

G. E. Marr

J. Marshell and Mrs Mrs. H.T. Bodges Miss McPherson C. P. Marcel

Master Bodges Mrs. G. E. Min

Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. E.E. Camer. W..L. Peebler

Dr. M. C. Lasher Mr. F. Bouliol

& Blair Mr. and Mrs. CM. J. Breeh

Lauritsen Mep M. A. Lissak Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Brideør Mies H. Lillie H. B. Bridger Miss CJ. Lowson G. Ludin N. Macleod

on

Mrs. Mathiasen F. D. Carr

J. R. Marah

H.

L. Mocklen S. Charsen burgh

Mr. and Mrs. T.

C. Ramsey

Mr.

and Mri, Romadios

L. R. do. Chears Lt. Comdr. sad C. Chrispoffersen Mr. and Mrs. W.) Mra. M. Miller Mr. and Mra. · D. E. V. Ryubern

M. Cohn

W.H. Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. J. G. F. Cavilla

F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. J. Capt. and Mrs.

W. Church Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr.

Cockburn

H. S. Mills

and G. Morgan

Mre

Capt. A. MEER Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. A. C. New

C. Comrie

chran

N. McIntyre

D. McMurray

C. F. Cooper Mias M. Cooper Mrs. Cormack

W.

Mrs F. Mooney

A. Crowiny

H. M; Morgans

D. F. Cuthill'

B. C. Morton

J. R. Murray

E. Mr. and Mrs. W.

-P. Neeson

Miss M. Packard,

Miss V. Packard

J. D. Danby

comb

Col. L. A. Nichol

son ...

Capt. and Mrs.

Olliver

Capt. and Mrs.

Eng. Condr. W. A. H. Penn

spring

Mr. N.-B. Davies

Dawson

Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Dickie

Mr. and Mrs. F

Mrs. F.M. Colline. L. Schwarttz Gee. Cormack

0. Cikijino

G. A. Dok

Mr. and Mrs. F.

M. Selby

Miss Shilling

Miss R. A. Dodd J. R. Sinner

Miss C.8. Everett F. Boot

G. Faravel

Mrs C. Fletchers Mrs M. Goff Capt. Gumley

J. G. Smart

R. Soler

J. Stuke J. Syrrinton

Capt. T. M. Hag. Miss J. G. L

loregg

Taylor Ox. J. H. Halvorsen L. J. Taylor

C. Hanno

Miss R. Terotsky Miss E. Iogend Capt. L. Thorsen Mr. and Mrs. G. O. F. Ulstad

W. P. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. R Miss Hunt

J. Vilim

Mr. and Mrs. T.

L. Perkins

E. Ralpha

Mr. and Mrs. J.Lt. Comdr & Mrs. Mr.

N. Parker

Miss D. E. Pop

parall

Mrs. G. Ferring.

st

S. St Porry

Drew

D. D. Dryden

And

Mrs.

W. E. Roberts

J. §. Robinson

Mr. & Mra. John H. W. Roger

Duncan

N. S. Ellig

O. Farmer

V. C. Ponsonby A. V. Farmer

Miss E. Proper. Farmer E. H. Ray

Rev. W. T. #nd

MrB. Fes- therstone

G. O. Richard.

800

I have just heard (says "Beach Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co, O. W. Anderson

Walkeron-Tyne yard of Mosere. Corrected to 28th February, 1921. comber" in the Daily Erpress) an to the order of the Eagle Oil B. Appel alluring story of the latest joke Transport Company. perpetrated by the Disposal Board, the Isherwood longitudinal sys. Miss Avis Built on J. Arnold Among the lots at a recent auction tem, she has a length, over all of T. Bagram were few unopened wooden 547ft., and a beam of 69ft. 4in., Mr. and Mrs. G. casse, which were knocked down and the arrangement of her 12

H. M. Banner to farmer for £12. They

cargo-oil tanka is such that four Mr. J. Barr contained new unused aeroplane different kings of oil can be dealt J. E de Beau engines, which were resold to the with at the same time, Her chemp makers for £4500,..

double reduction geared turbine Mr. and Mrs. C. Moj Srpen

machisory of about 4,300 s.h.p. Someone has sent this curious has been designed and built by Mrs. E. R. Belilos P. Marka

H. Benson muddle-up of two different items the Wallsend Slipway and Eng. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. B. Marshall of news which app arod in. afneering Company.

Bisney North Country newspaper: "Mr. THE LARGEST MOTO VESSEL. Dr. J. G. Lyon-

Mr. and Mrs. J.

Marlin J. C. Gould, M.P., is reported to. The largest mator vessel com- Mr. Mrs. A. A.

Brown baye purchased a shipyard at en pleted in 1020 was the Zoppot, estimated cost of £2,500,000. This owned by a Danzig firm. She is G, A. Bulz

Bull evormous coat is said to be due to an oil tank vessel the fact that the purchase includes 15,000 tons, but the two 14,000-

carrying Capt. J.

Campbell a four-roomed cottage, which has ton ships for the Glen Ling, Cant. G. Chap. just been redecorated," Lucky the Glenapp and the Glenogle, dog...

are perhaps more interesting Mr. and Mrs. ships and are equipped with Cock Canon Jephson, of Ecton machinery of much bigher power.

N. Croucher Rectory, Northampton, who sent Four more vessele similar in Mrs. Crowle a cheque for £1, la 21. to the every respect to the Glenogle will W. H. Daub clerk to the County Council in be completed during the couse of

A: David response to a demand for taxes the next twelve months. Among It Douglas

D. R. Davies and postage, had the cheque re- the more important developments Mr. and Mrs. Du. turned to him with the intimat-in motor shipping which will ion that, the cheque should be shortly occur. is the construction Mr. and Mrs. L.

chastean made payable for one guipes of passenger lines for various A. Duckworth only, the twopence postaga.be-companies. Three of these will Mr. and Mrs. C. ing, forwarded, separately. The be commissioned for the British M. Edo cheque, it was added, should be.India Steam Navigation Com-Capt. G. W. Eedy made payable to the County pany, Ltd., before the end of the C. Elliott Council. The

communication end of the year, firat being the Eng. Capt. 8. P. was signed by the clerk to the Magvana. In addition there will. 8. Ferguson

Ferguson & DAIREN.

County Council, and cost two-be three larger and faster vessels. 8. Jardiner pence to send. Canon Jephson for that firm and one or two Mr. and Mrs. L. Mr. and Mra, E. Mr L. Hanson The above named Steamer hav-proposes to wait now until he is more for Scandinavian owners.

A. Goldsmith ing arrived on Friday, the summoned and to show the letter

AIDS TO NAVIGATION. 11th March, 1921, consignees of

T. B. Gompertz to the Magistrates..

The Director of the U.S. Naval Mr. C. cargo are hereby notified, to pre-

Communications said recently.

Goodrich sent their Bills of Lading for Counsel for the defence in a that wireless telegraphy was every 1. G. Grant countersignature, and take im- which it was alleged that perjury simple and safe. "There will be W. G. Hall CASO at Liverpool Assizes in day making navigation more W. E. Hale mediate delivery from alongside steamer or the Company's Go had been committed during the time." he stated "when ships Cant. T. P. Hall bearing of an affiliation summons, will be without chronometers, and Mr. and Mrs. W. down, where all cargo impeding said he was glad that ladies were will be in constant wireless touch

C. Hammond Immediate discharge will be land-serving on the jury as they could with porte until they reach their Miss Harding ed at consignee's risk.

A Hannibal be of assistance in dealing with a destination. This is not a dream; G. Harper case of that kind. Sir Alfred it is near at hand. By means of J. Scott-Harston

the radio compass a ship can get 8. B. Haalott her bearings when she calls for it Mr. and Mrs. P. Miss V. Temple P. Templeton anywhere along the coast of the E. Haslott Miss D, Tilling United States. This instrument A. J. Hilbert

Mrs. L. H has already saved ships which Mr and Mrs. T.

Treadway were headed straight for the shore. Capt.

W. Hindmareh Mrs. E., Tread The depth of water under the ship

A. W. pao now be accurately determin-F. L. Hough

Howard ed by the hydrophone, which Mre. M. Hussey Sir Harry Lauder is back in works on the reflection from the Mr. and Mrs. A. London. "I'm just the same old ocean bottom of the sound of the de Jacobs. Harry," he told a Press repre- ship's propaller. By this davice Dr. E. A. Jay sentative and added"I feel as shallow water can be avoided, E. M. Joseph

did 25 years ago." He was and even the proximity of ice-R. Julian smoking a pipe about a font long, bergs detected. Ships, also can Mr. and Mrs. N. and wearing a kilt of M'Leod communicate with each other by Karanflakent tartan. People are very curious underwater waves sent out by about my farm, I have 14,000 oscillators. "Hurricanes can be acras in Argyllshire, and I'd sell detected by sensitive radio-! them to-morrow at market value.telephones, and even the general 'No Fire Insurance whatever I run the whole show myself, but direction of storms ie fell on

Storage will be assessed on Tobin, Commissioner of Assize, cargo remaining undelivered there-upon observed-The mem- after Friday, the 18th March,bers of the jury will prefer to be 1921..

called men and woman. Woman is the good old English word, and I am sure the women jurore will appreciate the dignity of that title.

"

All broken, chafed and damaged packages will be landed into the Company's Godowns, where same will be examined on Monday the 21st March, 1921, at 11 s.m.

No Claims will be recognised after the goods have left the steamer or Godown, and none will be entertained if presented three weeks after later than arrival of steamer.

No Fire Insurance will be will be effected. effected,

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agente. Hongkong, 10th Marot, 1921.

Y. TSUTSUMI.

Manager.

Hongkong, 11th March, 1921.

Ibavan't get learnt all the names vireless receiving apparatus.

B.

W. R. Ricketts

F. L. Robbins

G. J. Rudolph H. W. Sassoon

Maj. and Mrs.

Sanders

C. E. Sandstrom

R. P. Shaw

Hon. Mr. E H

Sharp

A Findlay Smith

H: Spicer

Missés 'Stitt

Mrs. Mrs. and Miss

Stabbinge

Miss GibsoR Mr. and

H. L. Grout D. Hall

Shellin child & Ma Harding

nurse

Lacy Capt. Sigveland

Mrs. J. Sinclair C.. Y. Smits Mrs. W. Sprod Miss D. Sprod L. H. Stewart Sir Eric and Lady Stuart-Taylor

Mr. and Mrs W. Swire and maid

Mr. and Mrs. C. Misace (2) Swir

J. F. Swindell,

Mr. and Mrs

Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr.

M. Fenderson

Mr. and Mrs. B. Mr. and Mrs. G.

E. Johannes E. Whitman

G. H. B. Jones

St. George's House.

. Corrected to 3rd March. 1021.

Major

Bagual Burg. Comdr L.C.

Mrs. Bagual and

child

Hunt R.N.

Mrs. L. C. Hunt

Mr. D. H. Ban- P. A. Hutton

nor

Mrs. A.K. Boalo

Miss L. Boale

Mr. and

Bean

J. Berentzon

B. O. Blaker

8. J. Strett

and Mrs. Thompson

and

Mrs. Mr. Benton C. Ven Quarles

Byrd Üfford

A. H. Hollings. Mr.

worth

Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Humphreys Mr. J. G. Vaux

R. G.,8. Kay

Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mr. W Veness

B. Kennett

Mr. and Mrs.

Me and Mrs G. H. Wakeman Koukolovsky R. A. Walter Miss Koukolevsky H. H. Webster

draad Mrs.

Marshall Wood

J. H. Kring

H. P. Lamarche Mr.

Langridge

Mr. and

Station Hotel. Corrected to 28th February, 1921.. Miss E. Best P. J. de Kant way

8. 8. Begg L. P. Krause F. Wale

Mr. and Mrs. J. Macdonald Mrs. C. W. War. W. M. Bion Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

and child feld.

Macfarlane Mr. and Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. de Man

J. Weir Dr. J. D. White Mre, E M. Wil

liams

Mr. and Mrs. P. PJ, Wodehouse

O. Brooks'

Mr. B. McCallum Mrs. J Etewart Mrs. T.B. Mudie

P. Nelson

Brown

C. H. Cole Mr and Mrs. J.

R. Capell Misa Capell Master Capell

Mr and Mrs Of

Pilger

Mr. J. Porter

A. N. Reid

Capt and Mrs. J. G. Ringnalda

L. G. Cartor

T. Dawson

B. Dijkstra

A. v. D. Dekker

Repulse Bay Hotel. Corrected to 28th February, 1021.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Harper

C. J. Endert

Capt. & Mrs. H.F.

H. J. Lamb

Mr. and Mrs.

Lossius

Mrs.

H. C. Lowick

H. M. Madden Mr. McHugh W. McKenzie Mr. and Mro.

Hugh S. Miller

Mr. Alex Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. C. Mr. Thomas Mit

H. Craig

Mrs.

shank

G. Crook-

H. H. Day

H. F. Farthing Mr. and Mrs. D, 8. F. Cming Mrs. A. B. Greig

and child Comdr. A. B.. Greig, B.N.

C. J. B. Helstrom

chell

Mr. and

Mrs.

E. Ferguson

Nicoll T. G. Paterson W. H. Petley Miss Potter J. Storm

J. R. Summers A. L. Torry

Mr. and Mrs. J.

Watt

Mr. John Watts

Palace Hotel.

Corrected to 1st March, 1921.

Capt.

R.'.

Anderson

Y. W. E. Iles ..

W. A. Lacombe

A. R. P. Davies Mre. E. A. Liley Wra. E. Dobinson Capt. K. A. Mat G. Forestier

A. G. Forsyth

R. Geoffrey

J. H. Gosliner A. Greensett Robinson & child Heather

Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs.

D. W. Baltor &F. Hobbs ebildron

thewa

P. L. Nowman Mr and Mrs. R..

Nicholls

Mr. and

and

children

Mre

J.-H. Oxberry ·

B. Petheram

of my 10,000 sheep. I had a great the time is now sent broadcast 0. Butz time in. Ameriga, and I got at by coastal stations, and by the Miss Butz and H. Compton least one drink after prohibition. time given for certain longtitudesmaid But it breaks a Scotsman's heart the ship can tell its location. Mr. and Mrs. V. Mrs, E. C. Pear-JP. Haverkamp Wm. Thom to have to pay £5.for a whisky, Weather warnings and location) How can a decent Scotsman of wreeks, derelicts; and icebergs Mr. and Mrs. T. Mr. and Mrs. G. enjoy, a thing, when its too dear!" are given outsean,

F. Gobba

Mr. and Mrs. Capt. T.G. Purvis Mrs. E. Bayourch J. W. Hood and H. J. Rows Mr. and Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. children

G. A. Byles Miss Hillier (2) A. - Harrington J: 8. Smith J. J. W. de Hoog Mr. C. F. Starkey

Mr. and Mrs. A. J, H. Tait Mr. and Mrs. J.Mea. Turner Howorth J. M. Taylor

Hyde and two Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. H. W. E. Wakeham

J. 8. Withell 8. Hurley

Clair

J. Robinson childron

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

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