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THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICE.

LONDON SERVICE

(Direct)

PHILOCTETES 27th Nov, Lonrion, Hull, Antwerp & R'dam

PYRRHUS

ALCINOUS

4th Dec. 11th Dec.

Landon, Amsterdam & Antwerp London, Rottenlam & Hamburg

SERVICE

LIVERPOOL

DEMODOCUS

MERIONES DANFA

·PYRRHUS MENTOR MENTO 2

(Direct or via Continental Ports)

1st Dec. Miles, Havre, Liverpool & Glasgow, Bich Deo. Genos, M'lles. Liverpool & Glasgow. 23rd Dec. Mles, Havre, Liverpo- & Gilsagow, PACIFIC SERVICE

3th Dec. Victoria, Seattle & Vanonvər

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH;

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1922.

NOTICE

NOTICE.

P. & O. S.N. co.

T.S. S.S. MOREA"

HERE'S A LIST

OF

FOX TROT RECORDS

FOR YOU.

Cattan Land My Darling

Hugs and Kisses

Say Persiana Sar Coal Black Mammy

Dance Thru Life

Eare in the Morning

Dixia Highway

Don': Bring me Posias

State Street Blues

3116

(via Kobe and Yokoham

3114

ACHILLES

FALTHYBIUS

19th Doc. f

3065

NEW YORK SERVICE

$

(via Suez or Panama)

3690

AOAPENOR

Sth Dec.

via Surz

CALCHAS

24th Dec.

via Suez

3593

MACHAUN

15th Jan.

VIA Suez

{

LES LAPA

3616

Sweet Angeline

3639

SUZANDA

Wonderful You

3658

3706

Toot, Tost, Tootsio

3709

F

10716

When

3403

Soma Little Bird

My Man

3487

TEIRESIAS

PASSENGER SERVICE

4th Dec. for Singapore & London 9th Dec. for Shanghai

23rd Dac. for Singapore & London

1915 Feb. for Singapore & Lonton

For Freight and Passage Rates and ail Information Apply to:-

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE (JOHN SWIRE & SONS, LTD.)

AGENTS.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.,

COPENHAGEN.

Regular Freight and Passenger Service for Bangkok,

Hongkong, Swatow and return.

Expected on or about

25th. November.

Are you Playing Fair Tricks

Why Should I Cry

Homesick

To-morrow I'll Be in

Dixie

Japanese Moon

the Leaves Come Down

My Sauny Tennessee Who'll Be The Next

Oas

3315 June Moon

April Showers

Will leave for Bangkok.

3499

10:b. December 17th. December. Subject to change without notice.

Ten Little Fingers Everybody Step 3533 Dapper Dan

M.S. S.S.

"BINTANG"

BANKA"

For further particulars please apply to

3519

JOHN MANNERS & CO.,

LTD.

Agents.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

COPENHAGEN.

The M.S. MALAYA"

will be loading for Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Genoa, Copenhagen and other Scandinavian ports, about

AUSTRALIEN '

Further Sailings :-

M.S.

M.S. "-AFRIKA“

M.. "CHILE"

17th. Dreember.

Ex eon or about.

12th. D camber. 10 h. January 1923.

5th. February 19B.

Bubject to change without sintiu*.

Will leave for above

ports on or shouş. 18th. January 1923 16th. February.. 12h. March

Wor further particulars please apply to:-

JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.

Agonts.

Hongkong. 3rd. November, 1922.

NOTICE.

FRENCH LESSONS.

C. MOUSSION,

15, Morrison Hill Road,

E. HING & CO.

SHIPBUILDING HATERIALS, SHIPCHANDLERS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS,

25, WING WOO ST. *PHONE CENTRAL NO. 1110. CENTRAL.

I Want You The Shoik Weep No More Smilin 3554 Bow Bow Blues

Down The Church,

Aisle Marie

3533

3602 Bygones

3595

Poor Little Me Do It Agaic Lovey Dovey

Etc. Etc.

AT

ANDERSON'S

MISS TORA INOKUCHL

Qualified Willa

MRS. HAN INOKUCH'.

Qualified Muscle (Phone K74)

21. Ashley Road Kowloon.

Back of Star Theatre."

"For the Blood is the Life"

Sufferers

from Bad tags. Abscesser Cleeps,

Plies. Glandular Swell mes, Lezama. Bolls. Phapies and Ereptioas, Goat, Rheumatism, ment realise that the Only you way to complete and lasting rejet to free the blood of the poisonous waste mating the one estane of much woulles Clake's Hind Mixture cantalon mereutenta

hich soon

come and expel the imparibet that's why sɔ MENTY lasting cures stand to its credit.

Plessent to taka.

Call Chemists

and Stores:

KOLONIJIEDS BARAKA

Clarke's Blood Mixture

"Everybody's Blood Purifier.":

*

11,000 TONS: 15,000 H. POWER

WILL LEAVE HONGKONO

for MARSEILLES & LONDON

on or about

7th March, 1923.

A Special Train de luza wil ruz. from Marseilles in connection with this steamer for the benefit of passengers wishing to proceed overland to London. For further particulars apply to:-

MACKINNON,

MACKENZIE & CO.

Agents.

JAPANESE MASSAGE.

MRS.. H. SUGA MR. U. SUGA

No. 11. D'Aguilar Street, 2nd, Floor.

FOR HAIPHONG AND HOINOW.

Rate for Bourhoog and Halybong T alternate Turelay.

The Isturite passenger Camer

HAI-MUN

Maria for it show and Haiphong Vat, 2415 (Cap: Charles E. Paz+3. Apply Then, Cook and Bona or Po Diag Tal.

1. Wing Lok Sare

MASSAGE HALL

23, WYNDHAM STREET MRS. H. MORITA, MR. H. SUGITA.

Our perira is of Mr. MICHAEL T. ROONEY, 21 48, Grenville Avenue, Lond Eston, England, who writes:-

"Some vents ago what tenure Testand with Ranger's Kovaltuurerat mnatracted some kind el an veritable skin commplant. which seered to hate forent Prenta in the mug el, moniments and lotions, of abim érterly puted a give me the light Keerath at Les Enter abere an englued at Advertising Manager of The Fer in the par the condenser there Pegand me to Arv Clarke's Blood Misture, but refund However, he, knowing izlēnto tive restTNES from experience, made me a parent of a bottle, which began to take Beenge ning a sight improvement in mem I got another bottle, and sortina d treatment l I had weil for beating and now my skin perfectly brush again."

Sufferers From Bad Lagu Abaza ser, Uil zen; Shut Suggs. Files Etroma. Jolly. Pimples Eruptions. Thre Gout but emalise that fotion

meny

can but em temporic relief and be age of complete and lasting beneft. De blow, must be thuonghie plented of the impenn waste matter. the true cause of such tragidan, Parketa Bloed Mixture quickly attack », evertone, t

the impurities, that is why our remarcable reconeries stand in its predi Meant to take.

Of all Meltza

Clarke's Blood Mizture

***Berrybody's Binod Purfar.**

'NOTICE.

SHOP EARLY

NO MATTER WHAT YOU WANT, YOU WILL FIND IT AT-

SINCERE'S

THE COWIE HARBOUR COAL COMPANY LIMITED. SILIMPOPON COAL.

THE undersigned are prepared to quole prices for best quali- ty freshly mined SILIMPOPON COAL, trimmed into Bunkers at SEBATTIK

SANDAKAN (British North Borneo) or to

or

contract for regular Bunker Sup- pliss for 6 or 12 months at favour- able rates.

Steamers calling at SEBATTIK or SANDAKAN exclusively for Bankers are exempt from pay- ment of ordinary Port Charges. The minimum draft of water alongside the Company's Wharf at Sebattik is 28 feet at low water Spring Tides. Charts of Cowie Bay (Sebattik Harbour) and any required information concerning the port can be had on applica. tion to

BRADLEY & CO. LTD. Agents, The OWIE HARBOUR COAL CO. LTD.

SAVARESSE'S

SANTAL CAPSULES

From all Chemists

The best interne! ETCHIMAL Specially made in a way that prevents sickass or BRUCE.

Physicians recommend tarts.

SHANGHAI'S NEW

MUNICIPAL BUILDING The new building of Shanghak's municipality has at last been formally opened, says the Mercury

November 16th. It splendid structure, and it ought to be considering its cost and the time taken to crect it.

of

i- a

No less than eight years ago the building was start, though portion of it was occupied some two years ago, and the entire building has been in use for at least a year. We under- stand that the area covered is twelve mow and the floor space. exclusive of the Drill Hall. is 50,000 sq. feet. There are 400 offices in the building, and the total foreign staff approximates 800. The automatic telephone has been installed throughout. The total Cost was 14 million taels, and the assessed value of the whole Administration Block site, nearly 26 mow in extent, is approxi- mately Ts. 1.600,000. The build- ing is indeed an administration structure worthy of Shanghai's present and coming greatness.

MOUTRIE PIANOS. The Highest type of

Excellence.

POISON IN DYED FURS?

Neck Rash Set Up by German Process.

MOST POPULAR SPORT,

Horse Racing First In Big Ballot. Votes recorded in the Great

It is reparted from Copenhagen that a rash bas broken out on the Sporting Ballot show that racing necksofwomen wearing furs dyed is assily first in popularity among by strong chemicals,

British sports. The secretary of the Hospital Over a quarter of a million for Dise3566 of the Skin, tickets were sold; £10,000 has Blackfriars-road, -told- 2

Daily been allocated as priza money, Chroniclerepresentative thatcases and the profits will be divided of skin trouble dus to wearing between the British Red Cross, furs dyed with powerful acids: St. Thomas's Hospital, and other

institutions. were quite common.

votes were

Dyas used to give a very dark In all 3811,74 effect to cheap furs, he said, set recorded, and a firm of chartered up an irritation in some people, accountants certify the following but the trouble is not severe. We las correct totals for the first 16 have had many cases here, butį sports in order of popularity - confined to out-patients,

Sport. "It would not be quite fair to

Horse racing say that people are poisoned by

Tennis dyed furs but there are individ- usls who are affected by the acids used, while others escape. For instance, to give one person a certain hair lotion would be sufficiant to send him into hos- pital, while another would not he affected.

"It is the idiosyncrasy of the individual which is the cause of the trouble, and also the oint- ments used by people to cure themselves after the skin affec- tion has begun.”

The dre stated to have been used is described as parapheny. lecdiamin.

Golf

Dancing Cricket Football

Votes.

253,447

248131

246.106

245,852

244,132

242,736

(Soccer)

Motoring

239,359

220,009

215,508

205,415

Swimming

189,115

Football

184,171

(Rugger)

Bowls

146.905

Fishing

135,130

Bosting

123,774 -

Shooting

114,004

Billiards Boxing Cycling

Hockey ran near to shooting

Mr. Frederick Smith, the fur with 107,707 votes: running. skin dresser and dyer, of Spelman-walking, polo, and coursing each street, E. told a representative of securing more than 50,000; the oily Chronicle that the pro-achting, riding. skating, and cess in which this particular dyawrastling came next with over is used is confined to America 10,000 each; while croquet and to Germany.

lacrosse, skittles, fencing and "We have dyed several millions racquets were at the bottom of ofskins, "he said, "and I have never the poll, in that order. known of a case of skin-poison- ing due to the dyes used. Firms have their reputatious to consider and could not afford to use dyes which might produce harmful results.

A director of Revilion Freres, the Regent-street furriers, said that he had never heard of a case of fur-poisoning.

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WHITE CITY FOR SALE,

The White City at Shepherd's Busb, London, was to be sold, on Notember 7, on the estate, by Mesars. Goddard and Smith with possession on complation of the purchase.

•

The exhibition property has an "The big firms do not expèri-ares of over a hundred acres, ment with fantastic colours" and includes the many buildings, he remarked, "but in dyeing use the Stadium, accommodating a chiefly grey and white.

hundred thousand spectators, and a variety of features, such as the lake, the chulas, and glides. Reinstatement of all the chief buildings is nearing completion in readiness for next year's ex- bibition season. The tenure is by lease having about eighty-two year unexpired.

"I do not know of any authen- tic case of skin trouble due to dyes. People who are liable to rashes and eruptions sometimes blame their furs, whereas they should look in aneulirely different direction for the cause of the trouble."

A certain number of German- dyed furs find their way to Lon don, but London itself is as important a fur-dressing and dyeing centre as Leipzig, and most of the firms dealing in this business in either country have been associated with the trade for generations.

MOTOR-SHIP'S RECORD. Covering a distance in travel of 41.781 miles during a period of one year, the motorship William Penn, of New York, never made an involuntary stop, suffered a breakdown of any sort, and ac- quired a repair bill of less than $100. United States currency. These facts have been reported to the Shipping Board by the master of the vessel, who kept a "careful record of the movement of the matorship.

"

U.S. TRADE WITH CHINA,

Pacific Ocean's Importance. Within the lifetime of the

The William Penn is a twin-. younger generation of shipping screw motorship. 12,375 dead- mea the centre of world commerce weight tons, 17.000 tons displace- will swing from the Atlantic ment, 4,250 horse-power, with an Ocean to the Pacific, Capt. Robert Dollar, dean of Pacific Coast ship-average fuel consumption was 13 average speed of 11.16 knots. Her pinz mer. declared in an address tons per day, while her average at Seattle at a meeting of the consumption per diem in port has

China Club.

A

approximated 54 gullons.

Perhaps I will nazlive to see this change," said Captain Dollar, DON'T BUY GLASSES who is 78 years old, "but you

as you would abces. Many de young men will see it and we fects of the eyes are revealed only should all of us be up and doing by a careful examination, and can in order to take advantage of it."

only be corrected with specially In explaining the tremendous ground lenses. growth of trade with Chins, the trouble you, have them thorough- If your eyes speaker cited the increase in the ly examined and scientifically population of Shanghai from tested in the refracting chamber 600,000 twenty-five years ago to of the Hongkong Optical Co., 1,800,000 to-day. "The surface saccessors to Clark & Co, menu- has barely been scratched," he facturing and refracting opticians asserted. "But wa commercial (the men must follow in the wake of manufacturing house in the only competent optical evangelists, sad there is much colony) located in 53, Queer's work to be done before extensive Road Central, and a pair of lanser development of our trade with be specially ground fto correct Chins can be carried out."

their defects.

DENNISON'S DECORATED;

PAPER PRODUCTS.

Lunch sets for picnics and parties. Crepe Shelf Paper. Tissue Napkins.

EFFECTIVE YET INEXPENSIVE.

Sold by:

DER. A. WING & CO.,

60, Des VoeuxRoad Central.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

WELL, LITTLE BOY, DON'T YOU 60 TO

SCHOOL?

A-NO SIR

URY DONT

You Go To SCHOOL

Information

I AINT

OLD ENOUGH

HON OLD

ARE YOU 2.

3-3ST A

AINUTE AN

I'LL TELL

YA...

BY BLOSSER

OH, MOM÷HOW MANY CANDLES WILL

I HAVE ON MY NEXT BIRTHDAY CAKE?

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