12
SEAMEN GIVE TROUBLE.
Twelve Men Charged.
HOTEL LISTS.
Hongkong Hotel.
Corrected to 26th April, 1021.
E. F. Adlard Cat and Mrs. O.
Lane
Before Lt. Conway Hake, Jord Arbeson R.N.R., Marine Magistrate, this O. W. Anderson morning Chan Wai, the boat Mr. and Mrs. G. H. M. Benar- swain, and eleven seamen of the Lee Sang, were charged at the instance of Captain W.W. Hop-J. E de Beau-
mun
champ
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
EXCHANGE.
(Opening Rate: closing Rate
on Page 1). SELLING.
Dr. M. C. Lasher PT........ Mr. and Mrs. C. Demand
Fanitarn
30 d/s 60 d/s
E. H. Lee
kin, of the same vessel, with disa, E.R. Beillion Mrs. H. Lipson obeying the lawful commands of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lord the officer in charge and with as- saulting the mate of the boat on Mrs. M.R. Borger P. Marks Saturday last.
4. Bergheim
11. Benson
The defendants pleaded guilty.II. . Bersaal The complainant seat a letter E. M. Berry to the Court stating that he was Mr. and Mrs. S. unable to appear on account of injuries in connection with the assauit.
The case was remanded for a week, the defendants to remain in the custody of the Police.
Bisney
Mrs. Blackburn
Dr. J. G. Lyon.
Brown
Mrs. W. Bulunan
I.. A. Carter
Miss M. Carter
E. S. Carrell
E. Dauks
T. G. Davis
MISSION OF HEALING. C Eberhardt
Remarkable Cures.
A. Mnene
M. Mazavaki
L. McLou
Mrs. Meyeringh
Mes. F. MoneyT Java
and child
A. 6. Morris Mr.
and Mrs. Moun M. Nathan 1. Navasenes
P. Neeson L. Peck
MONDAY, MAY 2. 1921.
HOTELS.
THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.
OPERATING 2-
THE HONGKONG HOTEL, HOTEL MANSIONS,
THE REPULSE BAY HOTEL.
AND THE
HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE
2/6 21619
Miss H. Lillie G. Lion
4 m/s
27634
FIT Shanghai
Nom.
TIT Singapore..
108
TT Japan
102
T/T Indis.
192
Demand, India
IT San Francisco)
4934
& New York.)
141
T/T Marks
Nom.
PT France
6.60
Demand, Paris
J. H. TAGGART,
Manager,
BUYING.
4 m/s. L/C
21776
Mr. and Mrs, W.
4 m/s. D/P
2/84
KING
EDWARD
HOTEL.
6 m/s. L/C
2/816
30 dfa. Sydney and
2/996
Miss D E. Pep.
perell
Melbourne
30 d/s. San Francis-
oo & New York]
5314
4 m/s. Marks.
Nom.
4 m/s. Franca
7.20
Tel. 373.
F. Brad
6 m/s, France......
7.40
H. W. SassDOTI
T/T Bombay
......... Nom.
Demand, Bombay... 192
Nom. T/T Calcutta Demand, Calcutta 193 Demand, Batavia On Yokohama..
4
102
10812
On Haiphong H
Nom.
On Saigon
834
Nom. 775
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. S. Perry Montague Eda J. R. Pomar
G. Findlay
This month's Church Nates, in speaking of the Mission of Heal.
D. Findlay
ing conducted by Mr. J. M. Fleischer Hickson says:
Our experience was the same!
as in the case of similar missions
II, Fleischer
H. R. Franz
J. S. Gardiner · W. E. Greenbaum
recently held in India: a generalCant. T. 1. Hall
a certain
3. Hanson spiritual uplift and
cures. F. O'Hare number of remarkabl Crowds of Chinese sufferers came. Harner to the Cathedral, and it was J. Scott Harstad necessary to hold a second service. I. Haywood
on each day. P. Hennequin for late comers except the first; and on the clos- P. Hiatt ing day, the Cathedral was com-L. A. Hippock pletely filled twice over.
Ti. J. Hooner The numbers of Chinese-speak- Mr. M. Hussey ing patients who attended, were Mr. and Mrs. A as follows:-
C. Quartermais
J. Rebiff
T. R. Selkirk Miss J. Sherwin Capt. Bigyeland Mrs. W. Sprod Miss D. Sproi W. v. d. Steen
W. S. Taussig
Sir Erie & Laly Stuart Taylor
Mr and Mrs. C.
P. Templeton
Miss D. Tilling
D. Timing
Demand, Germany.
Demand, New York 497%
Demand, Manila Demand, Singapore. 10856
On Bangkok Sovereign
I. J. Vollenwei-Gold leaf per Tael... 48.60
J. Weir
J. Wennips
Bar Silver, ready... 344
forward
......... 3415
Bank of England rates 7% Naw York/London... 3.953%
SUBSIDIARY COINS.
der
de Trenby
H. B. Waring
Monday
250.
S. 8. James
Mr. and Mrs. R.
J. Jolley
Tuesday
362.
F. M. Josephi
Wednesday
622.
Mr and Mrs.
N. Br. J. D. White
Thursday
815.
Friday over
1,90e
B. Karanjia Mr. and Mrs. S.
Wierman D. T. King
H'kong 50 cts, pieces
par.
10 .5
1+
Canton sub coine
12% pm. 7/10% dis. 15.4% dia
Hongkong May 2, 1921.
iz
spiritual
.
and
Palace Hotel.
TO-DAY'S SHARE
QUOTATIONS.
--: 0:
OFFICIAL PRICES.
Banks.
11.
b.
Marine Insurances.
Mr. Wm Kerr
Mr. and Mrs. C.
Morris
H.K. & S. Bank East Asia
Cantone North Chines Unions Yangtszos
S.
Sa.
n.
b.
J. H. Tait
China Fires
n.
.
Shipping,
b.
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b.
$
Refineries.
Sugars Malabong
Ei.
ກ.
Mining.
Kailane
1.
101
Langkate
Shanghai Loans
A
S'hai Explorations]
b.
11,
CENTRAL LOCATION,
ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING, TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR.
HOTEL LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS.
Telegraphic Address: "VIOTORIA'
PEAK
THE
500
FEET
3. WITCHELL,
Manager
HOTEL.
ABOVE BEA
LEVAL
IS MINUTES FROM LANDING STAGE.
UNGER THE
MANAGEMENT
MRS. BLAIR.
OF
EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE.
UNDER NEW BRITISH MANAGEMENT,
THE PREMIER HOTEL. FINEST SITUATION,
EXCELLENT CUISINE.
ARTHUR E. ODELL,
(Late Grand Hotel, Southcliffe, England and
Royal Palace Hotel, London, W.)
KINGSCLERE
KNUTSFORD
HOTEL HOTEL
MID-LEVEL
KOWLOON
SACHSE, LENNOX & Co., General Agents.
Are resident Managers
GRAND HOTEL DE PEKIN
Tel. Address: "GRAND HOTEL "
Peking
PEKING, CHINA.
CODES: A.B.C. 5th Edition; Bentleys & Liebers.
THE ONLY HOTEL DE LUXE IN THE FAR EAST.
Afternoon dansant, dally.
Beautiful new steal and concrete fire proof building with six floors, 3 lifts; 200 rooms, each with private bath and city telephone; and a spacious roof garden overlooking the romantic Imperial Palace, the Legation Quarter, the Rockafeller Institute, and the entire city.
Unexcelled cuisine, with French chef. specialty. Wines of the best districts of France.
Banquets
a
Large playground for children in the park of the hotel, which is the healthiest location in the city.
'THOS, COOK & SON, Headquarters, in the building.
Motor hus meets all trains.
L. M. MAILLE,
Manager.
The number of English-sp,ak-Miss F. W. King E. P. Williams ing patients was about 200 besides W. A. Lambcon
a considerable number who camel
forward to receive
blessing.
Currected to 30th March, 1921.
J. Jack:
dra. E. A. Liley
In all, about 5,000 cards were Mrs. B. Brush Me and Mrs. H. made use of for patients und A. R. P. Davies S. Hurley intercessory. The utmost rove- L. D. Dekker W. E. 1les rence was shown by all, even by Mrs. Dobinson those unaccustomed to enter Capt. place of worship, and complete. Geoffrey
J. II Goliner. order prevailed.
Numerous testimonies of Greensett spiritual and physical benefits. Houther
Mr. and received are being sont in, and à
report is being prepared for the information of the Lord Bishop, from which it may be possible, in next month's Church Notes, for give some extracts, In meantime, we can have no other i
F Hobbs
P. I. Newmar Mra. Mr. and Mre
IH. Oxbarry
S. Holmes R. Petherum
'Ri Mrs. Capt. T.G. Parvis
J. W. Hood and Mr. and Mrs. A children
Rasmussen
the Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr. and Mrs.
Haworth
B. Reevea
feeling than one of profound thankfulness to Almighty God for so much blessing and for al
Station. Hotel,
Tresh vision of the great opport- Corrected to 2nd April, 1921. ities of fellowship, and servico Miss E. Best . Master Capell
to the sick and suffering, await- Mr.
ing us..
About $500 in thank-olorings
Mr C. H. Cole
C. W. M. Bion W. Kurvel and child
Mrs C Kliene
has been received through the Mr. and Mrs. H. I. P. Krause
Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Macfarlane
he hell
Bone and child 1. Macdonald alms-boxes, and additional sums Bruks were sent in subsequently. A Mrs. S. C. Camp- inancial statement will published next month.
N. de Man Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs B. McCallum As a result of the Mission, and It. Capell Mrs. T.B. Mudic
P. Nelson
in the endeavour to carry on the| Misa Capell
Repulse Bay Hotel. Corrected to 20th April, 1921. Capt. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and 2 Ormiston childreti
Mr. aml IT. W. Bird
Buxton Mr. and Mrs. C.
Montague Ede
Far Easterns
Fire Insurances.
f. K. Fires
Douglasee
H.F. Steamboats b. indos (Pref.)
b.
Indo Def. Lon/Reg. b. Indo Def. H.K. Reg. I Shelle Farries
Mrs. Rauby
Tronohs
Ural Caspiane II.
19/-
Docks, Wharves, Godowns, &
work, prayer circles aro being formed, of from five to ten inter-i cessors, to pray daily for definite: cases of sickness, which will mort together weekly for united prayer. Once a month it is hoped to arra for a special service at which all the circles can mart in Church. Detailed arrangements. are being worked out by the Jointi HonorarySecretaries, Mrs. Knight, 13 The Peak, and Miss Grayson, Nursing Sisters Quarters, Military Hospital, Bowen Road. Interces- sion forms for the sick may be obtained from either of these ladies, to whom all communica- tions should be addressed. There will also be a short service of intercession in connection with has decreased slightly to moder- H'phreys Est. the movement at the Peak Church: every Wednesday morning at 10
a.m.
METEOROLOGICAL.
Previous
Day
Hate.
date,
WEATHER REPORT.
H.K. Wharves
K. Docks
S'hai Docks
N. Engineerings
Lands, Hotels & Building.
Centrals
H.K. Hotels
b. 95 .5. 98
F.
214
sa.
141
b
142
b.
142
b.
175
Π.
196
n.
114
b.
35
127
៤
62
Cotton Mills.
b.
SOLE AGENT,
24
May 2d. 12h. 14m.-Presure H.K. Lands
ately all stations. The auticy-K'loon Lands clone is situated to the N.E. of L. Reclamations b Hokkuiddo. and a shallow dopres-Wost Points tion appears to be developing | over Tongking.
Ewos Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 10.00 inches. Total since January 1st, 8.56 inches, against 811 Average of 12.08 inches.
FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.
District.
Forecast.
Kung Yike Lau Kung Mows Orientals S'hai Cottons Yangtszepoe8
b.
17
b.
140
3 p.m. at 6.m. at p.m.
Barometer
..29.83 29.81 29.78)
1 Hongkong to Gap winds,
Rock
&
E. & S.E.
moderate; fair.
Temperature ..... Humidity
81 75
85
Miscellaneous.
b. Comenta China Light old s.
Do. Light now . China Providente n. Dairy Farms Electrica H. K.
14.70
111
n. b.
29
78 90
57
E. E.
8.
3
1
2
0
0
C
Rain...
0.00 0.00
0,00
air
Wind Direction
Wind Force
Weather
Highost, open
air Temperature on the let 81 Lowest
opm
2nd 74 Temperature on the
T. F. CLAXTON, Director. L. K. Oservatory, May 2.
H.K. & Lamocke.j
4 South coast of The same between China H.K. & Hainan.)
T. F. CLAXTON,-Director. H.K. Observatory, May 2, 1921.
2 Formosa Channel The saine
as No. 1.
* South coast of)
The same
China
between
as No. I.
new b. Steam Laundries Steel Foundries
Electrica Maoas n Hongkong Ropes n..
b. Hk. Tramways Pork Trams, old b.
Do.
2614 12
11.
b.
8
Water-boats
п.
28 No. 1:
Watsona
1.
8
Wm. Powella Wisemans
b.
18
b.
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