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NEW

ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO BE LET.

REPULSE BAY: HOTEL.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

FOR RENT.-Furnished Office. Powell's Building. Apply P. O. The Management beg to Bor 39

LOST.

LOST-At Kowloon Fairy Wharf en Thursday afternoon, bag containing Swimming outst, Good reward. Please Telephone 3602-

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

The Eastern Asbestos Co. bare this day removed their offices to No. 2 Prince's Buildings, 1st floor.

BRADLEY & CO. LTD.

General Managers. Hongkong, 28th May, 1921.

PUBLIC AUCTIONS.

THE Undersigned bave received Instructions to sell by Public Auction on

Tuesday the 31st. May, 1631 commancing at 3 pm

at No. 3 Godown of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godawp Co. Ltd, West Point. (for account of the concerned} 21 Bales Printing paper Terms: Cash on delivery,

TAMMERT BROS,

ATURDAY

HOTEL LISTS,

*** Hongkong Hotel Carreted so with 'May, 1981.

and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. L A. J. Adort & Houngsberger child

Mr.

ti. Jaouye

D. W. Anderson J. K. Irajamųj E. G. Anderson, C. P. Ivins [Mr. aug Mrs. S. str, and an

Mas Akano Mr. Baker

A.|

Peak Hotel.

1921.

Carrected to 28th May, 1891,

W. Anderson

Mr.

and

Mr. and Mrs. W. Koukalevsky

Miss Koukolarsky

Armstrong

Mr. sock, Mr+

Vahin

H. Aumaler

E C. Bell REQ Bird LR_Blacking Mrs. JA K-Blair

A J. Häring

F. Bolal Mrs. M. J. Brean

J. O. Bridger H. B. Bridger Fomdr. and Mrs e. Cantlis

de Jacobs K. Ibelean Mr. anu H. H. Haque

Jefferson Mr. and ales. S. Miss Jefferson Barker child S. J. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. G. E. M. Joseph

H.. Banner. W.- Kanfeldt Isaa

T. Komatsu

announce that the West Wing! Extension and the new Garage will be completed during the month of June, 1921.

The

having Management received numerous applications for monthly quotations from local residents who are not owners of private cars, have decided to allocate a limited number of rooms for this purpose, and now beg to announce the following THEUndersigned bave received Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Labansal

instructions to sell by Public Austion on

inclusive raten -----

Two (2) persons occupying one double room with private bath, covering attendance, meals (which may be taken either at thei Repulse Bay Hotel or at the Hongkong Hotel Main Dining. Room) and transportation, ie, one trip in and out each day during

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEESpecified hours (excluding Sun

days and Publio Holidays) $500} per month for two persons.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

From EUROPE AND STRAITS. THE Company's Steamship covering

"KAGA MARU,"

Four (4) persons occupying two double rooms with private baths, attendance, meals (which may be taken either at the Repulse Bay Hotel or at the Hongkong Hotel Main Dining baving arrived from the above Room) and transportation, i.e. one porta Consignees of Cargo are trip in and out each day during hereby informed that their goods specified hours (exclading SUD- are being landed and placed at days and Public Holidays) $450 their ris in the Hongkong & per month for two persons. Kowloon Wharf & Godown Com-} The difference in rates above pany's Godowns at Kowloon, quoted is explained as follows:- where each consignment will be The rate of $500 is for two per-) aarted out mark by mark and de- sons in one car, and the second livery can be obtained as soon as quotation of $450 covers the goods are landed.

where four persons are prepared | to share one car for transporta-]

Options! Goods will be carried on unless instructions are givention. to the contrary before Noon, To- day.

cases

No extra charge to residents! will be made in connection with

Auctioneers

Monday the 36th May, 1921. commencing at ** am. at Hoo Shan Godown, Kennedy Town

70 cases Glassine Paper

(more or less damaged by

sea-water)

Terms: Cash on delivery

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auction on

Tuesday, the 31st May, 1921. commencing at`i am. at No. 25 Godown of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon 100 Bales Bengal Cotton Bales Punjab Cotton Terms: Cash on delivery

LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneer.

Bathurit Miss H. C. Batt J. E. de Beau-

champ

[Mr. and Mrs' E

B. Belilios AP. J. Bell

Mr. and Mrs. H. Benson O. F. Bishop Mr. and Mr.

Bisney

Lt C. H. Carne G. F. Caville Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs.

Capt. and Mrs. A. Chadwick

Larkins Dr. M. C. Lasher Mr. and Mrs. C.

Lauritsen

Miss Libbey Miss H. Lille C. M. H. Lim

1. Mr. and Mrs. S. Littl

& V. Lutenburg"

Maas

Mrs. Blackborn E. Boiserain Mr. D. & Bomar Miss M. Bread D. C. Brock

A. Brodsked: Dr. J. G. Lyon.

Brown

Mrs. G. E. Brown J. F. Buckley Mr. and Mrs W.

Cadbury and childrez.

A. Campbett R. S. Caovin, Mr. and Mrs. R.

E Chambers W. A. Clarke

LA Claxtos

3. Cottrell N. Croucher. |Mr. and Mrs. H.

Cutting

Goods not cleared by the 2nd the regular Tea and Dinner THE Undersigned have received T. Daigo

June, 1921, will be subject to Dansants or entertainmenta beld rent.

at the Repulse Bay Hotel.

Monthly residents will also be entitled to the free use of the individual bathing tents on the beach.

Damaged packages must be left. in the Godowns for examination by the Consignee's and the Co.'s representatives at an appointed bear on Tuesday & Friday. All For further information apply claims must be presented within in writing to the undersigned.

ten days of the steamer's arrivali here, after which date they cannot be recognised. No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the GodowaJ.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

Agents.

Hongkong, 26th May, 1971.

THE COWIE HARBOUR COAL

COMPANY LIMITED.

SILIMPOPON COAL.

HONGKONG HOTEL

CO., LTD.

J. H. TAGGART,

Manager.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB,

The Half-yearly General Meet- ing of Members will be held in the Offices of the Hongkong Jockey Club on Wednesday June 8th, at 12 o'clock Noon.

H. BIRKETT, Clerk of the Course.

The undersigned are prepared! to quote prices for best quality freshly mined SILIMPOPOŇ | Hongkong. With May, 1921. COAL, trimmed into Bunkers at SEBATTIK

SANDAKAN (British North Borneo) or to contract for regular Bunker Sup- plies for 6 or 12 months at favour able rates.

or

✔

NOTICE.

W. Charah Miss S. Clarko Me and Mrs.

Cockburn Mim M. Cooper Mrs. Formaet

£}Mr. Crawford

Mrs. JW. Marker

andi son

P. Marks

R. Crowley D. F. Chat

3. D. Danby

Eng. Comdr. W.

Davion

D. D. Dryden

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. & Mrs. John

Matlock

F. H. Mortin

Daresa

Miss Fairley

Miss G. T. Mast Rev. W. T. and

Miss M. A. Mc-

Carthy

Mr. and

Mrs.

EF. McCoasha

W. & fichie

Mra therstone

Fear

F. Gibbin Miss Gibson D. Hal

Miss Monteith Maj. Harding

M. B. C. Lake 11. P. Lamarcbe Mr. and Mra

Langridge

J. D. Llard

R. MacGregor

Mrs. McAinash

Mr. and Mrs J.

F. Miller Capt and Mr.

B. S. Milla A. H. Penn Mr. and Mr., T.

L. Perkins Mr. and

Mrs.

W. E. RobarËR J. & Robinson Mr. and Mrs R.

K. Rodger W. Roger Maj. and Mrs.

Sanders

R. P. Shaw

A Findlay Smith H. Spicer A. T. Stubbe J. P. Swindella

Mr. and Mrs.

B. J. Byrett

Mr. Thompson T. B. Tilley

Mr. and Mra Quarles Van Uford

Mr. J. G. Faux R. A. Walter

Mr. Warrall ac

T. A. Worswick G. Wordenberg H. H. Webater

and

Mrs. F. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. A. Mr.

and child

G. Morrow

Jar

D amehreys Marshall Wood

Mr. and Mrs. H.

R. Hutchison

Mr. and Mrs. N.

..B. Karanjia

S. F. Murphy

G. Mouge

J. R. Marray Miss A. J. F.

Nally

Mr. and Mrs.

P. Neeson

instructions to sell by Public Miss F.A. Denken Mr. and Mrs. Auction on

Osbora EL L Decker Dr. C.C. Dekema H. M. O'Neill D. G. Donald S. S. Perry W. A. Donaldson Miss D. E. Pep C. Don-nias

Thursday, the and. June, 1921 commencing at 2.45 pm.

perell

J. B. Reed

V. Reyes

at No. 20 Middle Road, Kowloon V. A. Zagar

E K. Edge- A Quantity of Valuable House-

cumbe

P. L Riggins hold Furniture

Mr. and Mrs A6. A. Ritin E. Elzocambe Mrs. River 1. J. Eligade

(Foll particulars from cataloguel On view from Wednesday the 1st June 1921.

Terms: Cash on delivery.

LANMERT BROS.

Auctioneers.

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LTD.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs. G.

R. R. Roxburgh

Montague Ed.

Mr. and Mrs.

Endt

E. G. Erast

H. Ruhank

Mulder

B. G. Biviers

C. B. Shanks

E.

Enz. Capt. S. P. Mr. and Mr

Ferguson

J. T. Figueras

J. C. Finch

Mr. Elman

Mr. and Florte

Mr

Forum

R. A Foulker F. F. Franz

S. Gardiner

Sherwan

Capt. Sizveland

Mr J. R. Small

T. P. Small

Mr. and Mrs. E. Smith

M. H. Woutman

King Edward Hotel Corrected to 25th May, 1921,

Mrs. R. Almond M and Mrs.

Dr. M. E. Asger Manus

Miss L Barker h. I. Marton

M. Busker

F. G. Becke

J. W. Browa

Mr. tad Mrs J. H N. Mody

W. Budge 11. J. Caleader-

J. Carrion Mr. Choi Shing Master ChoiShing T. B. Culhane T. A. Davey Mrs. ED. Davies Mr. and Mrs. A.

Davis

J. C. Mognaschi EMalina

P. Munchery Mr. and

Silva Netto Cap. E H. Pen

dred

THEATRE

ROYAL

GRAND CONCERT.

MISCHA ELMAN

The World's Greatest Violinist.

TO-NIGHT

(SATURDAY), MAY 28TH

(Positively the final performance in Hongkong).

Booking now open at MOUTRIE'S.

EXCHANGE.

ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.

Japanese Journal's Opinion.

The discussion of the Anglo- Japanese Alliance by British publicists seems to have been revived, says the Mainichi, which continues: It is a significant sigo of the times that among. Those in favour of the continuance the Allie is Premier Hughes of Australia. The Alliance may be regarded as like the relationship between a wan and his wife. Sometimes they

Opening Rose: clonne Raze

on Page #1.

SELLING.

J. McDougall

FIT

Mex Milne

Demand

2,6 2/638

F. H. Mody

130 d/s

50 dis

4-f

2/610

T/T Shanghai

Nom.

Mrs.

NT Singapore.

103

TIT Japan

104

of

FIT India.

190

Demand, India

Mr. and Mrs. T.

Pols

PT San Francisco į

& New York.f

491⁄4

FIT Java

144

IT Marks

Nom

{ var

but

I/T Francs

580

Demand. Parin

BUYING.

+ m/s L/C

ough

T. W. Scarbor- Mrs.

1 m/s. DIP

6 m/s. L/C

and

Scott Mrs. Mr. & Mr

B. Schele Mr. and Mrs.

Jul

Mrs. 10 ds. Sydney, and i

Melbourne

2,34 2.812 2/956

Vab30dis. San Francis-

co & New York

4 m/s. Marks

5214 Now.

4 m/s. Francs

6.40 6.60

W. A. Eustace

Miss Farrell

J. Farrell

Mr. and Mry

Gregory

Me and Mrs

FL. Harrisna Mr. and

Husker CA. K. Ishan

D. P. Smith 1. r. d. Steen. S.D. Stonebraker 3. Strok P. G. Sullivan

The Fortieth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Offices of the General | Managers, Messrs. Jardine. Matheson & Co. Ltd.. Pedder S. Gendell Street, Hongkong, on Wednesday. Mr. and Ms L. Tun In Kim 15th June, at noon, for the

A. Goldsmith W. Tate purpose of receiving the Report M. and Mrs. J. Sir Eric & Lady of the Directors, passing the M. Gooden Stuart Taylor Accounts, and electing Directors G. Grenier

Templeton

NOTICE hereby given that) and Auditors.

Dr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. C. Thorne 1 bave this day appointed! Steamers calling at SEBATTIK Charles E. Richardson cur Hong Company will be closed from Capt. P. Hall J. T. Tigueras

The Transfer Books of the H. A. Haartoan and sonid or SANDAKAN exclusively for kong Agent. Mr. Richardson will the Sth to the 29th June, both. J. Harrinn Bonkers are exempt from pay-handle all matters pertaining to ment of ordinary Port Charges.. S. Shipping Board vessels

days inclusive. The minimum draft of water operated by Frank Waterhouse alongside the Company's Wharf & Company calling at Hongkong. at Sebattik is 24 feet at Inw water

H. W. BURCHARD: Spring Tides." Charts of Cowie

Local Manager.

Bay (Sebattik Harbour) and any

required information concerning Hongkong, May 23rd, 1921. the port can be had on applica-

tion to

BRADLEY & CO. LTD.

Agents.

The COWIE HARBOUR COAL

CO. LTD.

HONGKONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE COPS

Orders by Lient-Colonel L.G. Bird, D. S. 0.

Administrative Commandant. Hongkong. 28th May, 1921.

1. KINO'S BIRTHDAY PARADE.

A Practice Parade tot above will be held at Headquarters on Tuesday, 31st instant, at 5.30 p.m.

Dress: Plain Cicthes.

All members of the Corps who can do so are requested to attend this parade.

2. Promotion Scottish Com. pany.--No. 221 Druminer W. Brown is promoted Corporal with effect from this date.

(sd) G. F. E. RAPSON, Bt-Major. Adjutant, H. V. D. Corps.

THE NEW FRENCH BEMEDY. THERAPION No. 1 THERAPION No. 2 THERAPION No. 3

35. ↑ dor Bladder Catarrh. No. 2, tur Blondi & Skin Pieraven. So, $for (bronic fealinevere, Sol y Lending Chemista, Friem in England 2. Dr. Limpo Merl, Co. Haverschek Kent. S.W. 5 London. The Trade Mark wil " 2x up the Govt. stamp afired teensins packets,

St. John's Cathedral Monday, May 30th at 9.15 P.M.

ORGAN RECITAL

Vocalist

Mrs. A. M. Bowes-Smith.

VALSPAR

By order of the Board,

JARDINE, MATHESON.

Mr.

and

J. Johnston

J. Levy

Mr. Eelman

Mr. G. Mackag IT N. Manners

Mrs. W. C.

Paumore

Miss Piens Jr. and

Richardson

Mr. and Mia

Robinson

Stewart and

farzy

F. Taylor H. Watling

6 m/s. Francs. Demand, Germany.

Demand, New York 499% iTT Bombay. ..... Nom.

Demand, Bombay ... 190 TIT Calcutta Me.Demand, Calcutta On Yokohama...... c. and Mrs. J. Demand, Manila Mason & family Demand, Singapore. 108. Miss J. M. Mc- Demand, Batavia

Carlton Hotel.. Corrected to 25th May. 1921. J. Anderson Miss F. C. Dr. and Mrs. E. Laughlin.

E Beddoe Misa L. Bomer Miss B. Buttrick

Mr. and Mrs. F. Mr. and Mrs. N. . Trink

Hashin

31. P. de Vegra Seni Harton Me and 30s. S.Ma. F. E fam- E. G. Hart

R. Walker

and

eron

| Mrs. R. & War. Mr. and Mrs. R. Miss L II Can . & CO., LTD..

word

pland J. Weir daughter Mrs. M. Whitaker L. R. de Chesa General Managers.. A. Hertexana Dr. J. D. White

F. L Darison Hongkong, 26th May, 1921,

Mrs. L. W. Find. Y. Yasuda

IN. Espiy

COMMUNISM IN CHIS A. The communistic movements still increasing,

in China are

despite the Government order to

Mies . Yoonz W. H. Zahinaki

marsh

F. A. Hiscock

H. H Hochs-

child

St. George's House. Corrected to 15th May, 1921.

Nelley

Laughlin

Mi R. Pittegre

H. Pomerantz

Mr. and Mrs. B.

Rowland

G. A. Rah J. R. Byom WE Greenway Mix«. V. C. Shaw Miss E. F. Hero- A. R. Short

ing

Miss A. H. Sin

C. 1. Huzles

1. Hutchins Lt. and Mrs.

S. Jett

Keyserling Me L. Legarda

the provincial authorities for a Mr. J. Acoek Mr. R. W. strict control of dangerous Berenson throughts spreading among the Misa J. A. Blag Mr. Thomas Mit Chinese. The Ministry of the

and Mrk.

chell

Interior has recently sent instruc- Beaton C. Byra B. Naes.

Mr.

nr

F. Stat R. Jose B. Santay

nad family

Fact. J. Thomp

NOTI

J. Thwaites

Station Hotel Corrected to 19th May. 1921.

Mrs. N. Kraft Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Krohn

W. M. Bion

Mrs Miss F. Best

and E. Ferguson Nicoll

Miss M. H. Par

tions telegraphically to the Miss Byrd following effect:-"The Govern-Mr. and Mrs. L ment has received information W. Ford that the leader of the Chinese B. Jefford anarchical Communi-te at Vladi. J. Lamb

Rad vostock, named Liu, has dis-M

Lonnias patched one of his followers tors. J. R. Mac Mra. J. C. Pirie Shanghai and secretly established

aulay

an organisation in co-operation H. 3. "Madden with the leader of the Labour w. McKenzie party there, and that these un-

dereirables are advocating insist-

and

Mr

T. G. Paterson W. H. Petley

Miss Potter J. Storm Mr. and Mrs

Watt

Repulse Bay Hotel Corrected to 26th May, 1921.

Mr. And

ently a revolutionary movement by workmen, students soldiers. The Government, there- for, orders the arrest of these H. L Bell persons and the destruction of Misses Dell (9) their organisation to prevent H. W. Bird their attempts to spread pro-H. L. Gray paganda

and child

II. Bene

Mr. and Mrs. R.

Capell

Miss Capell

Master Capell

C. H. Cole J.Av. d. Dekker

R. Dijkstra

C. J. Endert

A. Harper

J. Macdonald

X. de Man

Mr. P. MeCal.

lom

Or Haiphong

On Saigon

Da Bangkok Sovereign

Nom:

196

103

Nom. 113

144

Nom.

8334

Nou. 7.75

Gold leaf per Tanl... 50.40 Bar Silver, ready... 337% forward ........ 3354

Bank of England rates 6% New York/London 3.9114

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

'kong 50 cts. pisces

10 5

*+

of excb

tired

other, it ispat ..to thejt mutual advantage to break to their relations unless under un- avoidable circumstances. The Anglo-Japanese Alliance, which is essentially of a defensive character, may be likened to the League of Nations on a small scale, designed for the mainten- ance of peace in the Far East and in the Pacific. Japan has not the slightest idea of endeavouring to make use of the alliance for the solution of her population problem.

It has been a matter of regret that many people in Australia, who seem to he suffering from Japanoybutik, have been indulg- ing in arguments of an anti- Japanese character. The declara- tion of the Australian Premier in favour of the alliance, by what- ever motives he may have been influenced, is 8 matter of Bati-faction. Grest Britsia and

Japan have no possible causes of collision, and they should co-operate for the preservation of peace in the Pacific. since America will not enter into any alliance with another country owing to the Monroe Doctrine. The world is now engaged in the movement for "disarmament. sog" that as much money as possibla may be spared for the work of ~~ economic reconstruction, and the par.Anglo-Japanese Alliance will go 1/2 pm. long way toward achieving this 3/5 dis. end. Some people in Australie 15.4% disadvocate an understanding with America because of the alleged menace of Japan, but the adop tion of such a policy on account of the Japanese phantom would not be in keeping with the tradi tional policy of Great Britain.

Canton sub coins

Hongkong May 23, 1921.

2.

Palace Hotel

Corrected to 18th May, 1921. Mrs. E. Brazb Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. T. B. Madie Mr. and Mrs. M. Lawry P. Nelson

Costello and rs A Liley A. N. Beid

child

L McRae Mr. and Mrs. B.J. S. Cramp

Mrs. Morris Hial

Mrs. Bobinson H. H. Olsen Mrs. H. F. Robin Mr. and Mrs. T. Mr.

and Mrs

son and child

Fieldbrave,

B. Geofrey

Mr. and Mr. M. Mrs. J. Sinclair A. Harrington Mrs. J. S. Smith Mra J. P. Haverkamp Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Montaguo

W. Smith Ede

Wm. Thom Hon. Mr. & Mrs. Mrs. C. Kliena E Welch

Morrill

L. P. Kranes

BRONZE

H. Harrop

W. Kerval

J. H Gosliner

1. 8. Holmes

Mr. and Mrs. H.

B. Hurley J. W. Jenkin G. J. H. King

BOTTOM

A PERFECT ANTI-FOULING COMPOUND,

SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR YACHTS AND, WOOD CRAFT.

SOLE AGENTS:-

J. . Uzberry B. Petharam Capt. T.G. Purvis E. W. Nailton Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Reeves J. Sullivan J. H. Tait

KATORĮ“ OFFICER SENTENCED. Paymaster Lieut.-Commander Sakurai Makoto, of the Katori, who bad been instructed to await farther orders just before the. tship left for England with the Crown Prince on board, has been Court-martialled at Maidzurd. The officer was sentenced to. imprisonment for one year with bard labour for embezzlement.

PAINT

HOLLAND PACIFIC

TRADING

COMPANY.

LTD..

HONGKONG.