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RICHARD

BONELLI

DEMONSTRATIONS DAILY

AT THE STUDI

7 ICE HOUSE STREET

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

BRUNSWICK

PHONOGRAPHS

AND RECORDS

EMBROIDERED & DRAWN WORK

YOU WILL FIND OUR STORE

CHEAPEST AND BEST.

Swatow Drawn Work, Embroideries. Silks. Laces, Ivory Beads & Carvings

and other works of art..

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Astor House Hotel Building

Brach HOK LONG & CO., No. 1. Phayre Street, Rangoon,

HOTELS

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS.

HONGKONG:

Hongkong Hotel,

Peak Hotel, Repulse Bay Hotel. SHANGHAI:

Astor House Hotel,

Palace Hotel. Grand Hotel Kalen. PEKING:

Grand Hotel des Wagon Lits.

The Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd.

In conjunction with

The Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

And

The Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Ltd.

KING EDWARD HOTEL

CENTRAL LOCATION

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING,

TELEPHONE ON

EACH FLOOR.

NOTEI LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS

Telegraphic Address: "VIOTOR

J. WITCHELL,

fal. Central 373

Manager.

THE EUROPE HOTEL.

SINGAPORE.

DANCING AFTER DINNER.

EVERY

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).

KINGSCLERE

KNUTSFORD

THE EUROPE HOTEL, LTD.

ARTHUR E. ODELL Mas

HOTEL HOTEL

Ꭸ

MID-LEVEL KOWLOON

SACHSE, LENNOX & Co. General Agents

Are resident Managers

PALACE HOTEL, KOWLOON."

Tal No. Kowloon 8,

Tel. Add, Palace.*

MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1923.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.Dooming, Mr. Lim Ark-kian, Mr.

Par P. & 0. S. "Soudan" from Shanghai.-Mr. E. L. Carter, M.S. J. Foster, Mr. W. Milroy,

Mr. H. T. Chen, Mr. C. M. Siso. Mr. King Van Pow..

Chin, timetal

A.

fiernes da Costa

WEATHER REPORT.

June 3d. 18h. 40m-Warning] to Hongkong, Coast Ports, &c.—-

Depression or typhoon of un- of Lat. 15 N. Long, 121 E, kaown intensity within 60 miles

moving WNW:

Juno d. 1lb. 25n-Warsing Typhoon of unknown intensity to Hongkong, Coast Parts, &c.

within 60 miles of Lat 14' N. Long 125 E., moving N.W.

June 4d. 11h. 30m-PressUTÓ is highest over Kores. It has increased moderately at Vladi- Haiphong and Hoils.

It has

decreased slightly at the majority of other reporting stations.

typhoon appeared to be near Lat

At 6 am. this morning the

W. It may now curve to the 145 N. and Long. 123

N.E.

moving

miles to the south of Hongkong., Heavy weather is reported 100

Lee Hong-lock, Mr. Tom Cat-long, Mr. Ng Wab-due, Mr. Mark Wing. Tre Chak-man, Mr. Tse Kam-sec, Mr. Wong Jim, Mr. Tom Kim, Mr. Mr. Leng Thewah, Mr. Moy Sen kee, Mr. Mak Cheo-chuca, Mr Mak Jeenam. Mr. Lee Shee, Mrs Wang Shee, Mi-- Lee Gun-hung, Mr. PASSENGERS DEPARTED. Jay Sing-yuen, Mr. Jaw Ping. Miss Jay Hung, Mrs. Lam Shee, Master

Maggis Jus, Mr. Calvin Sam, Mrs. Per ss. Korea for S. Franzisco, Shi, Mr. Tue Soon, Mr. Muy etc. Mr B. M. Castro, Mr. C.M. Be Mr. Lung Yick-shi, Mr. Lai Castro, Mrs. S. Kavramodo, Dr.oi, Mr. Lai In. Mr. Lau Kin-wah, E W. Kirk, Mr. T. Kawashima. Mr. Chun Lin-chevng, Mr. Le vostock and Yap, and slightly at Mrs. S. Munshiro. Dr. J. L.Fook, Mr. Wong Yick, Mrs. Mark Maxwell, Mr. H. Xitz. Mr. F.Shee, Mr. Tong Jarae, Mr. Tong Negishi, Mr. P., Rowen, Mr. F. Took chan,, Mr. A. H. Hamet. Mrs. J. H. Stone, Mr. T. Taniguchi, Mak Fong sine, Mr. G. Safershyen, Major T. Tagaya, Mrs. Arthur. Mrs. Wei „Mayger, Master W. Me R. Wild

Per RMS. Empress of Canada Mr. W. Hyder, Miss Irene Alwee. Lood Mayger. Mr. H. C. Rozsin. on June 2-Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Miss Julia Farinas, Mr. Austig. Mr. J. W. Alabaster, MrsCarvalho, Mr. R. Pang. Mr. and J. W. Alabaster. Mrs. F. O. Amy, Mrs. Chem. Mat, Mr. M. Capt. and Mrs. C. W. A. Barwis, Master Donald Barwis. Mr. Mrs. W. R. Backberrough, Mr. Lieut. Coelho, Mr. Evans. Mr. Chan 1. W. Bates, Rev. Chas. L. Blan- Hom Mrs. Hi Tsung-he, Mrs. chett, Mrs. D. K. Blair. Mrs. A. M. Kin ring. Mrs. Mak Waitsing. Burgoyne, Mr. N. L. Brewer, Mr. Master Yu Sing lai, Mr. A. Bael Allan Cameron, Mr. D. A. Cameron, MR 4. Pedford, Miss E Mr. S. W. Chey. Mr. Cheung Jung Bedford, Mr. T. J. Davis, Mr. Chuck. Mr. and Mrs. Chow The Lori Gog. Mr N Hatad, Mr. Y. Che, Mr. J. M. Cameros, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Can. Mrs. J. Chater, Mrs., F. G. Mr. and Mrs. 65. C. Acid, Mr. B. Costs. Mrs. H. W. Chaney, Mrs. W. Char Mr. and Mrs. ("A") Cheang Hab Yau, Mr. Cheng ChangConklin. Mr. A. Mayer, Mr. Ming. Mrs.

Aad M. M. Chamberlain. Mrs. E. & Fisher, Mr. C. W. Helg My, Ching Chak Sam, Mr. and Mrs., M. Karga, Mr. T. M. R. A, de Jaurius, Mrs. J. A. E. tla Moteto Mr. i. Figiwasa Cap. Siva, Miss A da Silva, Master Parke Mrs. H. W. Porter, Mrs. da Svaza. Mr. Dong Leung Yue, Mr. A. W. Exline. Mr. and Mrs. H. Reyes, M. and Mrs. W. D. Sarin. Reyes. Master Negarado Els, Miss B P. Ellis. Miss B.M. F. C. Thompson, Mr. C. L. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Noel Exshow. Vandelare. Mr. D. Cameran. Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Fuk. Master J. Fok, Mr. P. W. Goldring. Mr. C. A-June 2-Mr. E. Fraser. Mr. H. T. Per E. and A. s. Eastern on Guna Mr. J. C. Griggs, Miss Chest, Mr. and Mrs. Honeymar, Eleans Griggs, Mr. J. S. Guzdar, 3-S, Gaches, Mr. L. Geedman,)

Mr. E' Ty Mis E. Stea Dr. J. Hawk. Mr. J. N. Hodgkin-Berstein, Misses (2) Berustein, Mr. Mr.. Bernstein. Master son, Mr. W. F. Harriss, Mrs. Hung

and

Mr G.

Po Wa, Mrs. G. Jackson. Mrs. W. Wardrop. Mr. and Mrs. Murton, E. Kent, Mr. T. K. King. Mr. K. Miss F. Madden. Cant. R. Lindsay Kimura, Mr. Kwok Tam Wan, Mr. Capt. . Ellis. Miss J. Thompson. Kwang Chai, Mrs. A. B. Kal. Mr. Miss E. Perry, Miss E. Mort, Miss T. K. Kwok, Mr., A. B. Kyles, Mr. F. E Coleston. Mrs. S. J. Robert- H. A Lammert, Miss Lee Yorksein, Mr. R. J. T. Hopkins, Mrs. M. Hung. Mr. J. Y. Lum. Ir. and H. and Miss H MrCard-1. Mr. Mrs. J. G. Leck, Mr. M. L. Lock. Thopandas Isardas, Mr. J. A. Lim. Miss Helen Lee, Arkembang Miss Loonie Mae Woo, Mr. R. Murga, Miss Maria J. Merton, Mr. Mak Yip, Mr. C. Z. M. Ma. Mrs. C. Machado, Miss N. Machado, Capt.) A . F. Mackenzie, Mrs. C Malden, Master S. Malden, Mrs. Sarah Manders, Mr. B. Markham, Mrs, W. V. Mayo, Mr. H. M. Mann. T

Demand Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Maxwell, Mr. 30 975 N. C. MacGregor, Mr. D. C. Miller. 66 74. Dr. and Mrs. B. R., McKay, Miss 4

T T. Shanghai

Demand India

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day. 0.65 inch. Total since January average of 25.38 inches. 1st. 15 31 inches, against an

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District. Forecast.

Formosa Channel N.E. winds

strong.

2 South coast of} China between H.K.& Lamocks. NE. winds,

3 Hongkong Gap Rock

to

South coast of China between !

H.K. & Hainan..

moderate:

Overcast.

at first, fine later.

T. F. CLAXTON. Director. 1.K.Observatory, June 4, 1923.

VALUE OF CONCRETE ROADS. All countries are interested in road ways. Experiments in con- the problem of providing durable Crete have been made fairly exten sively in America. and recently The cast is higher than for other "on a small scale in Australia also.

road-making, but engineers claim that the added durability makes them cheaper in the long run.

EXCHANGE. Opening Bote: closing Bute on Puge 1.)

SELLING.

C. G. MacKay, Miss P. B. MacKay... Singapore Mr. T. Nishiyama, Mr. and Mrs. TT. Japan W. T. Nelson, Master W. T. Nelson, T/T. India Miss A. Nelson. Mr. H. Naga-TT. San Francise and New „Įsawa, Mr. P. A. Nyholm, Mr. and

York (Mrs. Y. Obsaka. Master H. Ohsaka,|T T. Java

Miss Mary J. Powers, Mr. P. C.

T. T. Marks.... T. T. Franc Patts, Mr. H. E. Powell, Mr. Quan Demand, Paris Mun Sang. Mr. and Mrs. Quan Sing Chee, Mr. G. M. Ross, Mr.

R. Robertson, Prof. A. Skiarevsky, DP. 4 m/s LC.

3frs. Sklarevsky, Master R. Sklarev- 6 m /C.

23;

30 d San Francisco and Saw

York

4. ms. Mare

2,5 11,15 4. Frauz

6.

Demand, Germany.

Demand. New York

2:33

Noto.

TT. Boralay

92;

Demand. Bombay,

139

TT. Calcutta

Demand, Calestia

.137:

Nom

2.15

BUYING.

On Yourhams

Demand, Minila

Demand, Singapore Demand,

Ratasia

On Haiphong "

On Saigon

Un Bangk

Sovereiga

thold leaf per Tae!

2:4.5:16

Bar Silver

ready

2.4.7/10 2 41

forward

sky, Master N. Sklarevsky, Master 30 d. Sydney and Melbourne 2,4

L. Sklarevaky, Mr. and Mrs. K. Stolanhitch, Mr. J. C. Silva,- 31r. Shum Hing Kan, Mr. O. Stutz, Mr. G. E. Sistanan. Surg.-Cum. and Mrs. A. A. Sanders, Mr. H. Stephens. Miss 31. Smith, Mus. E. 3later. Mr. San Feng Lon, Mr. K. Shibakara. Mrs. A. Silva-Netto, Mr. J. Tajima, Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Tracy, Mr. Tong Fut Chuen, Mr. Y. C. Teh,

Bank of England rules New York London

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

Hongkong cent pieces

Canton stb. coins

"

Hongkong June, 1925,

POST OFFICE, NOTICES.

541

8.76

47 50

341 31.9, 15

3

4.04.

par.

iz'om. 1.4% dis.

138.50% des.

Telegraphic Communication with Waglan Light-bouses is interrupted.

INWARD MAILS.

Fron

Mr. S. Ushigome, Mr. Ug Hin Ting, Mr. V. F. Viccajee, Mr. J. H. Vogel, Mr. A. Varges, Miss. 1,apads, I' B.A. Japan & Shanghai Warren. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wood, S.4%, Japan & Shanghai

Jana Prof. and Mrs. C. Y. Wang, Master Box bay

H. Wang, Mr. Wong Sang. Mm.

Wong Den Hsun, Mr. and Mrs.

Wong Cheuk; Mr. K. C. Wu, Mr.

Wong Sik Ting, Mr. and Mrs. Wong Haise

Fo

Per Empress of Russia

Pen Jackso

Haruna M.

Sado M

OUTWARD MAILS.

Per Chenan Reivo M.

Boad 10

Sewal, ss Yee Won Qun, Mr. Patavia Smirang & Bourabaya ...

R. F. Evans, Mr. H. J. de Garcia trait Cylon Maritize L Marques. B. Afric. India vis Dhannakhodi and Mrs. T. Mandera.

Per P. and O. ss. Devanha on

|June 2—Mr. G. W. Smith, Mr. J.

Fombay Bar pe via Marseilles

Jones, Countess B. de Montalvo,. Away & Foochow Mr. and Mrs. G. L.-Mackenzie and, Bingkek child, Mr. E. R. Collier, Mr. J. M. Saigon

Manila Hall, Rev. and Mrs. C. S. Minty and Swat two children, Mr. G. J. W. Hellon, Java vis Batavia

Mr. A. J. Barneil, afisa D. Butler, Sama

Wacbow

Mr. W. Pollock, Mr. N. Knight, Mr. Sarghai, Japan, Henciuin Canada, V. S. Hamili 1 Ch

ÜFA. & Seath America 'Europe via San Francisco

Amoy

- an:1 Mrs. B. Brady. Mr. P. Grissogno,

Mr. and Mrs. J. H

R. F. Rich M- 6. *

-1 Mr. Erdcastle,

Two ninates from Ferry sad Rafway Station. Five minutes by Ferry from, Hongkong Mr. D. Mckenzie, Mr.

& Ezt olas Hotel in every respect and under English management.

Quins under personal supervision at the Proprietor.

Long Bar and Billard Boom,

Terme foderate.

Spects

sagements for families on application to!

23

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G. Robert-Straits, Ceylon Mauritius, L Marques, son, Mr. G. Rogers ad Mr. W. S. Leigh.

1!

Per as Pe. M-Ki 1×. Jane 3.—

Mr. A. D

J. H. OXBERRY,

Proprietar

H. P. Be

HOUSE HOTEL.

ASTOR

legraphic address "ASTOR,"

Telephone Central 170,

13, Queen's Road Central.

Miss Marki

Boot, Sik Ethel R Capt. C.

m¡ aut class Hotel centrally located in the shopping and business districts, "larga and Mrs. rooms completely renovated and refurnished. Dining Room and Lounge C. Repp jurt speaad. Entirely under new management.".

penhagen.

For terms apply to the Manager.

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4th June. -

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Tues., inst. 830 am. ...Toea, 5 lost, 10 30 a m.

..Tues, 5 inst.. 10.10. to connect with a... Kaitha-I-Hind"

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...Tase., Sinet. Doon. Taes. 6faat.. 2p: Pong Taog.....Thes., 5 inst., 2.30 p.io. Taming

Tues., int., 2.30 1 Tres, 5 inst., 2.30 p.m. Tues., 5 ist. 3.30 p.m. Tam. 5 itat. 4.30 pm. Tu, Sixas, 5 pm. Parcels noon. Prm Cleveland Tue.. 5 iast.,

Registration 5 p.m.

Letters

bp.n (Du. Ban Francisco 20th June.)

H. Africa, India via Dhanukkodi, Egypt & Europe via Marseilles

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ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE CORONET

2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.15 p.m. MILDRED HARRIS in "OLD DAD"

Shanghai Races May, 1923. By Courtesy of BA.T. Screen Magazine.

THE STAR

To-night at 9.15

By Popular Demand!

ADELE BLOOD.

in

ANNA CHRISTIE

Tickets: $3, $2 & $1. Booking at Montries.

Mary Pickford

5.30 Matinee

in

THE HOODLUM

THE GRAND

To-night at 7 p.m. & 9.15

CHARLIE CHAPLIN

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WORLD THEATRE

MONE, 1337

TO-DAY ONLY

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A Vigorous Ca.adian Mounted Police Melodrams.

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DYE UNFADED BY TWO WEEKS' BOILING.

Secret British Process Defies Bleaching,

zephyrs in pinks, blues, reds, greens, and other shades bave been subjected to this severe test at the Drapery and Textile Ex- bibition at the Agricultural Hall, without fading.

Registration 9,45 am.

Not even a fortnight's con Letters 930s.m.tinuous boiling in a mixture of: Bleaching, sunlight and the (Das Mar 8th July)

strong soap and soda has any seaside air also fall to affect the Wed, 5 inst, 10.30am. effect on the colours imparted to colours. Wed... t inst, 10.85 m.

...Wid. & Lart., 330 p.m. various materials by a secret All the colours are "mads by ***Wed. 6 inel Sp.. dyeing process discovered in British dye makers. It is in the

Thurs.. 7 inst.: 8m. Lancashire laboratories.

application of the colours that the Cambrice, piques, ratines and secret lies..........

...Thurs., 7 inst., 10:30 am.

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Fri. 8ins, noon.

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