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THE COWIP HARBOUR COAL CHINA COAST OFFICERS.

COMPANY LIMITED.

SILIMPOPON COAL.

THE andersigned are prepared

Latest Changes.

Mr. F. Gibbs, chief officer,

Lo quate prices for beat quali- ty reshly mined SILIMPOPON Nearkin, has gone chief officer.

ог

CUAL, trimmed into Bunkers mi SEBATTIK SANDAKAN (British North Borneo) or to contract for regular Bunker Sup- plice for 6 or 12 months at favour- able rates.

Luenyi.

SEPTEMBER 20. - 1922.

HOTELS

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS

N HONGKONG:

Peak Hotel, Repulse Bay Hotel. "SHANGHAI:

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

WEDNE

EXCHANGE

Rase: dosbie Bake "Con Page '11.

SELLING

Hongkong Hotel,

2674 2/6.13/16

Astor House Hotel,

m/s

IT Shanghai...

Singapore... Jap in

*

11016

172 198

37

148 Vara

**.50

TE Mr.F.H.Tanner, sesond offres, Jemand

in dia Weosorg, has gone 8:Cond

63 dis officer, Changsh

Mr. E. Stephen, second officer.]* Soochaw, is an reserve, 1

Mr. P L Green, second officer, Taming, has gone second officer, Fatshan.

Demand. India

IT San Francisco

& Sew York./

Steamers calling at SEBATTIK or SANDAKAN exclusively for Bunkers are exempt from pay- ment of ordinary Port Charges. The minimum draft of water alongside the Company's Whart 11 Sebattik is 98 feet at low watef Spring Tides. Charts of Cowieger. Linan, is on reserve. Mr. EI/ Marks

Bay (Sebattik Harbour) and a equired information concerning the port cbe had, où applica

tion to.

BRADLEY & CO. LTD. Agents,

The OWIE HARBOURICOAL CO. LTD.

JUST ARRIVED IN HONGKONG. For a Short Period Only! MADAME ISIS. Celebrated Foglish Palmist and Crystal Glazer.

MADAME Isia is on a World's Tour, arrived from India, where she was consulted, not only by Ruling Princes, but by the people of all communities.

Mr. L St. J. Mumby, second officer, Fashan, bas gone second officer, Taming.

Mr. A. Glendenning, chie? M-FIT Jav

1. Hurley, from reserve, has gone chief officer, Linan.

Mr. R. Kettelwell, chief officer. Fooctaw, is on maarte,

Mr. O. W. Williams, second officer, Linan, has gone acting. chief officer, Foochow,

Mr. C. C. Russel, from reformë, has gone second officer, Lina.

Mr. J. E. Forter, from reserve, has gone chief officer, Tockwo.

Mr. J. E. Harvey, acting chì.../ officer. Tuckwo has gone secolid officer, sa me ship

Mr. FS Hollingshead, acting second officer. Tuckwo, bas gone lsup's second offic-r, same whip.

Mr. J. P. Sparling, from reserve, has cone record officer, Kungwo Mr. A. Franklin bas been ap

sup's second fficer. pointed Luenho.

Mr. H. A. Houchen, chief officer. Musang, is on reserve. Mr. M. Costello, acting master. Mausang. has gone chief officer. same ship

Madams Isis can be freely con sulted on all business, financial and domestic affairs, which are all treated with the strictest con- Mence.

Hours of consultation 9.30 to 1 Leongsang. and 3.30 to 8.30.

Mausar.

Prices:

tecture by Lices of the

Hand...

$7.50 Lecture by Crystal Gazing 10.00

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

Room 103.

FOR HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW.

Bar Rangkong and Haiphong -

Liternals Toring.

The favourite panumert hasmes

HAL-KUN

Capt. Charles E Page..

The Cher and Boxer láto

1. Wing Lok Harma

JAPANESE, MASSAGE.

MES. S. UZUNOVE,

24. Floor, Wanchai Garage. 15. Praya East. Wanchai.

A PODICURE

AND

MANIC RE Mr M. Tauchioka

21 Brodham Street.

1. NGKONG PRINTING OFFICE

First Floor, Room 12.

CHINA'S PARLIAMENT TO RATIFY.

Series of Treaties.

Peking report of the 13th. nat. Mates:-The exponents of The doctrine that all treaties!

Captain P. R. C. Cuning, of the has gope mas er,

Captain F. Jow itt, of the Ming- sang, has gone master. Leongsang Captain D. W. Ritchie, from res serce, has gone master, Mingsan.

Стадоводов Demand. Paris .....

5 m/s. L/C

Palace Hotel,

Grand Hotel Kalea. PEKING:

Grand Hotel des Wagon Lits.

The Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd.

In conjunction with

The Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

and

The Grand Hotel den Wagons Ltd.

KING EDWARD.

HOTEL

HOTEL

CENTRAL LOCATION,

BUYING.

mla. UC

1 m/s DIP

2744 27.1/16 2/816

Tol. Central $13.5,

53

WAT

785

20 d/a Sydney and? Melbourne

bodia. San Francie

co & New York/

4 in. Marka

rafa. Franes

› mfa. Franca...................

* 95

Dimand, Germany Jemand, New York 572g T/T Bombay Demand, Bombay ... 193

Calcutta Jemand, Calcotts ... 193 'n Yokohama......... 11794

115 Darmand, Manila

mand, Singapore. 11012 Demand, Batavia ... 143

Haiphong Saigon On Bangkot Savereig

Now.

815

fold leaf per Tool... lay Silver. ready... 3316

forward

3

Bank of England rates 3, New York/London... 4.4136

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

Mr W W. Hipkin, sup's second jofficer. Mirgsang, is on reservo.

Mr. J. W. Fisher, third en-koaz 30 ct pieces gineer, Fac-ang, is or reverse.

M:. W. P. McAllan, second Inffiers. Wosang, bas gone second

officer. Koonsbirg.

Mr. L. F Bilis, from reserve, has Robe second engineer. Tak-sox.) 1.- r. F. F Clark, second engineer,

Taksany, is on reserve.

© Mr. D S. Vernient, sups second officer, Kwangping. ha- signed f

Mr. P. Wilson, acting second

Par Par

10

1/10% dis

Centra sub,corn»

Bengkong, & på 20. 1922.

19.5% di-,

WEATHER REPORT.

=

sep: qui 57 20m. Wer ing

offer. Kwarping, has Como Hongkong, Cansı Ports, Sea - ¡sup's second officer, same slip

A avere 15 phoon within 20 miles

Mr. J. W. Doyle, from lease, of Lat. 17 X. Long. 116 E. has gre second offic 7. Kwearing N.WS. laing.->hipping av kosginering

PERTINENT PARS.

A woman's ambition is to look as well as she thinks she looks.

A man with cold feet alware prete da it is a cool brad.

S-ptember 3d, 6h. 20m.-Local signal No. 2 horated.

Sep. 204. 11h. 400.-Pressure has decreased considerably over central Japat and increased!

fiom banghai to lightly Formosa. It has decreased light- by at Hongkong.

At 6 am. the typhoon was to The NE of the Macclesfelds.

The fellow who thrusts him. If moving apparently N.W. Ships! forward often comes out behind to the N and N.N.Eoft ecentre Trou le with getting rich quick are experienci & very violent

-qualls. is that son may get caught quicker.

There is another typhoon ba- Bonius. tween Kiba and the

Hoogkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day.j Many a poor fish gets caugh0.0. inch. Toral since January in a hair net

60.58 inches, against

A Russian Grand Duke married moving X.N.W. a dressma er. Now he knows! every thing.

The man who was until he is verage of 72.1 inches.

signed by the Presidents of Chins sure he is right is often left. since the dissolution of Farli wont-should be submitted to that! ods for approval seem to have won out. They have contended that no treaty would be legal until Parliament he passed on

When people arry they waive L'eir freedom, but too often it i cot a permanent waire;

la vi

4t, and now that it has formally PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

been convened these documents abould be submitted to it fori action.

when

Per EGRA-Mr. C. L & Miss J. M. Lowder. Mr. & V.

D

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO MORROW.

District.

11

I Formons Channel?

South "CQELL

Forecast.

China between H.K.& Lamocks. Cyclonic

+geles: 3.Hongkong to overcast, Gap Rock......... Talo.

4. South coast of

Chine bet

H.K. & Hainan I

It was learned, that the Erst Carel Hamel, Mr. Roop, Mr. & was Mr. Hans G.d, H. E Sir step la the direction Laky yesterday

the Lurance Guillenard, Mr. J Forcizo Office fumed over to Dudley Hall, Mr. Dorward. Mr. the President by ay of the Woman. Cabinet these trea:is wbich the Per... TANGO MARU-Vr President will ur bond over in M. Nagooi. Mr. M. Akiyama...

Mr. ( Døke. Mr J. J. Russell, Mr. P C. Whitaker, Mr. P. M. Hodson. Mr. C J. Welamnil,

r. A. L Pirker

'arn to Far i ment.

LIST OF TREATI'S. The fullwing is a list of the

e agrements entered into by Me Macker zin,

China during the period in queston, Mr. A C Alton, Mr. A. tion.

E-trom, M. K soki. Mr R.

1. Friend'y lotercourse Treats 1:awa, Mr W. Cook, Miss E. J

wil C de:

[Conk, Viss RJ Hardy. Mr-, M.

2. Fredly Intercourse Treats [C. McCrore. Mr. & Mr. R. C.

with Prisin;

3 Friendly Intercourge Treaty

with Sitzendbe;

4. Tear of Germany?

Te.co

wib

5. Imernational Law Court

Convention;

6. International Postal conven-

tion:

Rudd, Mr. & Mr. J. Morita, Mi«

E. M Munroe, Mrs, R Meror,

.

1. CLAXTON.

Director

Observatory, Sept. 20, 1922

METEOROLOGICAL

Mr. J. Morimetr, Mr. H. Rerhar, Barometer...... Mr. N. B. B-ek, M. & Mrs. Temperature. Morar, Mr. John Moraes, Cm. M. T. R. Shester. Mr. & Mr-,

Humidity

Previous

DAY

on date.

on date.

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING, TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR.

LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS.

Telegraphio Addresa: "VICTORIA'

J. WITOKELL,

MADAESI.

THE EUROPE HOTEL.

SINGAPORE.

DANCING AFTER DINNER EVELY

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.

TEA DANCES

TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS.

The Hotel Orchestra under the Direction of Mr. F. R. Martens.

Telephones in every Room

Telegraphic Address:-"EUROPE, SINGAPORE.” Telephone No. 2740 (9 lines).

THE EUROPE HOTEL, LT

ARTHUR E ODELL Mazagar,

MID-LEVEL KOWLOON

KINGSCLERE HOTEL

KNUTSFORD HOTEL

SACHSE, LENNOX & Co. General Azenis

Are resident Managers. -

PALACE HOTEL, KOWLOON.

Tel No. Kxioon 2.

Tel Ada. Palach:

Two mizate from Forry and Railway Station, Five mionen by Ferry from Hongkong A Est Hotel in every age t and under English management. Cuisine under jarocul azpervision of the Proprietor. lodeg-, are bilad Koora.

Spec.ai arrangemente (in farullure on application to

SOLE AGENT,

J. H. OXBERRY.

Proptica

DAJ NIPPON

MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, LTD..

HONGKONA.

RIVER LEVELS.

As & guide to shipmasters and others interested in the water levels of the river we have been requested by the Board of Con- servancy Works of Kwangtung to publish the following table of water levels. The levels are taken at 10 am, each day,

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE

CORONET

To-night till Saturday.

THE GIRL

IN

THE TAXI.

KOWLOON THEATRE

TO-DAY at 5.45 & 9 15

TUM MOORE

IN

THE CITY OF

COMRADES."

WORLD THEATRE

PHONE, 1337

PHONE. 133

Hongkong's Most Modern & Coolest Picture Palace.

TO-DAY at 5.15 and 9.15 p.m.

TRIANGLE SPECIAL PRODUCTION OLIVE THOMAS

ia

PRUDENCE ON BROADWAY

The Story of & Qasker Girl. Outwardly Devout, Bat Inwardly Imbued with A Lovs at Gaiety.

2.30 & 7.15 p...

EILEEN SEDGWICK in "THE GREAT RADIUM MYSTERY" Episodes 12 and 13.

Usual Prices. Booking at the THEATRE.

STAR THEATRE.

PEKING ROAD, KOWLOON. Tel. Kowloon, 195: The biggest house exhibiling the best pictures.

TO-DAY to THURSDAY, 21st. 5.30 and 9.15 p.n.

CHARLES RAY

in

"GREASED LIGHTNING”

Watch for Friday's Programme.

Booking at the Star Ferry Wharf for Hongkong Bexidania FREE FERRY TICKETS BOTH WAYS. Open D«DY 4,30 to 5,15 pm, and & 19 pm. Saturday, 2 to 215 pm. 4.3 to 5.15 pm, and 6 to 9 p. ma SEE HAND BILLS.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. EASTERK EXTENSION AUSTRAĹ.

AS14 & CHINA TELEGRAPH CO

THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following Unclaimed Tole- grams are lying bore-----

1922

Place of Obamrvation

Bigtit W. LLow: W. L

ever "recorded

STAT

Eeet

recorded Fest

W. L. Į W. L Sept 17 Sept. 18 Fest Foot

Wuchow,

Weat River

+ 1950

-2.42

Kongmoon,

+ 14,70

-0,80

6.80

Linkonghow, North

+ 57,00

0

1.50 9.50

East

+27.25 +15.15

-5.00 -0.98

8.00 7.20 5.80 5 20

TIDE TABLE..

Keelong.

Samsbui, Sheklung,

PEAK TRAMWAYS CO. LTD.

TIME TABLE..

WEEK DAYS

20.h. to 26th. Fept. 1922

7.00 mm. to EN LA.

le 12.36 p

st2pm 6m pm

Tip To

Low Wal

Hoogkong

Boegbocs

29.65 2160 2356

84

7.3

55 #2

25

75

*ed 2

S. J. Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Wiod Direction Coyne, Mr. A. Came one. Mr. J. Wind Force

9. Blaheres, Mr. A. CF-ig. Capt. Weather......... 7. Traty giving principles and G. A. Madrien, Mine M. A. Burls.

Rain...... policies toward China inf Miss P. Bentley. Mr Y Kiyooaza, Nine-Power Agreement; Mr J. A. Radford, Mr. E. M. Highest 8. Treaty concerning Chinese Xavier, Madam L fterion; Mrs

Bustame in connection with Clayton, Miss M. Ryne Mr.west Nine-Power Agreement; F. Mori, Me. Kwen Wing, Mr. L

9. Treaty for reversion of Shao. 3.biteks. Mr. T. B. L. Stevens, Inng to Chias, signed with Mr. W. Kum Hing, Mr. J. W. Japan.

Saught, Mrs. 7. Babitsky."

kt. 09 a 8 7

KRE N NET 21 m & S

3 3 5 #1 21 m.y-34

L

every 18 ma

NIGHT CARS.

#. to 11.45 every 15 minutes.

SATURDAYS, SITRA ONE IK.00 midnigten SUNDAYS.

Every 15 mil

9 7 6.5

7,5

6.

7.00 1 2 30 a.m.

og 000 0.00 0.00

air

org 3 ta og

m-0 43 69

DI

4

-um. 21)m 15/45 R

714

1. 4,80 j. m

NIGHT CARS.

пред Temperature on the 19th 85 Mo.15%

op in air

* 28 Temperature on the 2016 73

TF.CI AXTON, Director: " H.K.Olavatory, Sept. 20,

58a

m: morning Bi

Castle Cooke, from Yokohama. Charol, from Tokyo. Fkitalkashi Elakazzi,

from

Olley, from Tsingtao. Yutai Wing ek Street, from Shanghat

Aunbir, 1 om Taipal -(C-Jers) St unchong 1 Kwong- yan Srrett fra Kobe

Vonatsonpsc 15 Loodale Stréét, from Shanghai.

Klanghing Englok Street, from Taipeh.

Loorengsiu, from Amoy. Menleechan, frora Shanghať Chanraorchor 11 Old Peef Street Fourth Floor, from Shang. That.

fanchang, from Amoy. Taibung, from Robe Yangaikebang, from Kobe...

TIL KEINO

Superintendent

!

7147/13th, Camermoor, from Leicester.

ށ

4717/8th, Cousen, from Bradford. 18604/31st, George Le-Richalds care US Comut fam? New- bedford mass.

4277/8th, Lawūs Artillery, from

Asmira.

M. EF. AIRET.

Superintende: 1, Hangkoud. September 14, 1922.

FRINCE OF WALES AS GOOD SAM KITAN.

While motoring through Bilten Civillage, noir Bozde, the Fride of Walesaw a youn man, an under puidenër, named Chat) » Timmi, fall from bin bioy,le in NE pileptic The Prince at once torped his car and went to the assistance of the man, w oisers. -Lployed at Briton Park, where he 11 saying? Superintendent Burt, of the Metropolitan, police, who was ridine, with the Fringe, rend-ted first, aid, and the o0- fortunate cyclist was conveyed iz

the Prince in his car so the house of Mr. Johneton of-lfagnet-Isna

September 14, 1922. Bilton.

ted "And Published for the

Street, in, He City of Vie

Honk

“Alfred Mor