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THE BRUNSWICK STUDIO

17 ICE HOUSE STREET -

BRUNSWICK

PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDE

HOTELS.

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS.

HONGKONG:

Hongkong Hotel,

Peak Hotel,

Repulse Bay Hotel. SHANGHAI:

'Astor House Hotel,

Palace Hotel,

Grand Hotel Kalee.

PE KING:

Grand Hotel des Wagon Lits.

The Hongkong Hotel Co.,

In conjunction with

The Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

and

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

i

The Grand Hotel des Wagons-Lits, Ltd.

DONDOSHSIANSUND00000000000#censo

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

CENTRAL LOCATION,

ነገ

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING. TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR. HOTEL LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS. Tel, Central 373.

Talogresbio Addzannu “VICTORIA "

J.-WITCHELL.

Manager.

THE EUROPE HOTEL.

SINGAPORE.

DANCING AFTER DINNER.

EVERT

MONDAY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.

TEA DANCES

TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS,

The Hotel Orchestra under the Direction of

Mr. F. R. Martens.

Telephones in every Room.

Tolegraphic Address:-"EUROPE, SINGAPORE."

Telephone No. 2740 (9 lines),

THE EUROPE HOTEL, LTD.

ARTHUR E. ODELL, Manag

THE KOWLOON

HOTEL.

HANKOW ROAD. Opening 1st September.

THES. P. GAL

A Month's Work Summarised.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. 1923,

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Mr. S. Terayana, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Davis and child, Mr. R. A Por.s.a. Kashima Maru, July 31 Spear, Mr. E. H Bascob, Mr. S. Mr. T. Katoh, Mr. F. A. Deikhoff, L. Duno, Prof, H. Ohuchi, Prof. Ma. M H. Whittlo, Mr. G. B; Roa, Amano, Mr. S. Horiguchi, Mr. Profesor K. lidzuka, Mr. S. Mitsui,T. Iguchi, Mrs. K Kanamara, Mr. Mr. T. Mitsui, Mr. L. Mitsui, Mr. T Tajima, Mr. T. Kiuchi, Mr. U. and Mrs. M. Saitoh and child, Mr. Mayazumi, Dr. S. Masuno, Mr. Y. T. Ani, Mra K. Mita, Vice-Admiral Mayokawa, Rev. F.. L. Pons, Mr. 412 K. Ide, Commander 1: Famamoto, and Mrs. F. S. Barling and child, 122 Consul S. Hanaoka, Mrs. U. Hanaoka Mrs. M. A. Sims, Mr. S. Ogata,

chuldren, Professor K. Takahara, Mr. P: L Matches, Mr. T. Harie. Prof. K. Ohmori. Mrs. M. Kumabo,

Inspector Fisher of the S.P.C.A. has rep rted to the Committee that the work for the past month has been as follows~ Transport.

Crates of poultry, inspected Cattle in transit

Sheep in transit

5

Pige in transit

603

Tucs and lorries of poultry

inspected

130

Poultry in junks or ferries,

cratra

Pige in junks or ferrios,

crates

Cattle in junks or ferries,

crates

Sheep in junks or ferries,

cratos.

Imports.

Poultry in junke, arates Pigs in junke, crates Poultry in ships, orates Catile in ships, crates Piga in ships, crates

Sheep in ships, crates Pigs by Rail

Crates of poultry by Rail Puppies from Tai O... Exports.

Crates of poultry Cattie

ww

Sheep and Gosts Horse to Canton

Markets

Birdehope

| Mr."S. Sadzuki, Mr. J. Aso,., Mr.

and Mrs. K. Iino, Mr. S. Kaneto,

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

49 Mr. K. Katah, Mr. K. Tomiyasu, Per R.e. President Taft for San Dr. T. Shinoda, Prof. I. Mitamura, Į Francisco ele-Mrs. 8. J. Berger, 579 Mr. S. Takase, Mr. R. Suyoyoshi, Mr. E. E. Ellis, Mr. F. Haessler, Professor, K. Torii, Mr. H. Aizawa, | Mt. C. V. Morton. Mr. & Mrs. R. 291 Sub-Lieutenaut J. Rai, Mr. C. Naka-M. McCullough, Mrs. M. O'Brien, Miss M. O'Brien, Mr. Jefferson yama, Mr. S. Ikuno, Mr. F. Kemura, Petterson, Mrs. L. Smith, Mise Dr. H. Ono, Mr. N. Shiozaki, Mrs. | K. Nannichi, Dr.. S. Yada, Mr. E. Wakida. Mr. S. Masuyama, Mr 1134! and Mrs. E. Itoh, Mr. S. Yumikura,

32

1881

825

M. E. Shambaugh, Lt. Col L. 9. Chappaloan, Mr. R C. Morton, Mr. A. Calero, Miss K. L. Phillips, Miss E. Troutman, Miss Mabel | Robbins, Miss P. Colburn, Mrs. K. K. Goble, Mr. Geo A. Brigge, Mr.

Mr K. Scuok, Mr. J. Saida. Mrs. 1110 G. R. Moron, Miss E R. Moren,

100 Ms. G. E. Ben and child, Mr. James A. Briggs, Mrs. Nora Bar- 45 Kitahara, Miss T. Kitahara. Mr. S.bour, Mr. D. H. Cameron, Miss 11 Yamada. Mr." S. Niwata, ́ Mr. 8.L. Carey, Dr. & Mrs. Cooper Cole,

20 Shimizu, Mr. A. II. Jenkins, Mr.

F. G. Kretschmann, Mr. S. J.

Mrs. J. F. Gomes, Miss Molly Gomes, Mr. W. S. Hall, Mrs. R. N. Howells, Miss Ruth Mulliken,

Powers, Mrs. T. W. Parkin, Mr.

8 Wrentmore Mr. T. Hirano, Mr. Mrs. H. R. Malliett, Miss Nora

42 Minoshima, Miss G. F. Fout, Miss

M. L. R. Pereira, Mr. S. Inouye,

82

1

Visits."

Mr. T. Shirai, Mr. H. Yoshikawa,

40

12

25

6

Landing placos

Doga home

Poultry depotn

Yaumati cattle depot

Yaumati Pig penu

Markets in New. ferritory

Visite to Railway statione...

Miscellaneous.

Stray dogs dealt with.

Crocodile,

Garden

Ming

Ignorant cruelty cases. Watching ferrics, times Camions given Prosecutione, a 2,

"stalls, Fines.

R

9 T:T

101 Demand

12.30 d/n,

60. ds.

4 m/

2TT. Shangbai

L. A. Redman, Mr. W. V. Stinson, Miss D. H. Stratton,

EXCHANGE.

Opening Bate "closing Rate on Page 1)

SEĻLING. »

11. Singapore

2/20

30 d, San Francisco and New

York

4 m. Mark

Demand, Germany,

2/2.13/16 4 m/s. Francs

6 to/6.

Demand, New York

T/T. Bombay

Demand, Calcutta'

On Yokohama

Demand Minila

Demand, Singapore

Demand, Batavia

2/3

Núm.

Yuen

052

Demand, Bombay

1 T/T. India

TT. Japon

.104;

T/T, Calestate

10-mand Tadia

7

TT. San Francisco and New

York

TT. Jata

.1324

TT. Marka

Nom.

On faiphong

0.0

Un Saigon

Demand. Paris

On Bangkok

Sovereign

BUYING.

Market

LOST HIS SHIP.

Norwegian Seaman in Trouble.

$50 TT Francs

Nor Magnus Ambjornsen, wegian, who described himself as a seaman, appeared before the Magistrate, at the Police Court. this morning, charged with be. ing a destitute. He told the Court that he was on an Ameri can ship but had "lost" it.

it ?

His Worship Did you desert

Dafendant-No, I missed the

ship.

Have you got any money -I have thirty cents.

4 m. L/C.

4.m. DP.

6m/. L/C.

Gold leaf per Taet

23 11/16 Bar Silverready

forward 2/3.13/16

Bank of England ram 2/34

New York/London

30 A. Sydney and Mellre 2/4"

Non.

9.30

9.40

* 5:4

.106

| 2

8.72

49 20

301

30.9/16

...4.60

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

Bangkong 50 cent pieces §

10 5

+

***

TH

1/2% pr.

2% di

... 16.75% dia.

Bonglong August 1, 1923.

Canton sub. cajna

*POST OFFICE NOTICES.

Prom

Sipon Shanghai Japan Shanghai Shingrai

INWARD. MAILS.

Por

Paul Lecat

Liangchow...

St. Alba

Szechuan Nanchang

Bue

1st Aur.

...?nd

...2nd

3rd

Prea-Jackson ***

Soapg Bco

JAGUS KAPSU

3rd

4th

5th

OUTWARD MAILS

Per

Have you any employment No; I have no work,

Sub-Inspector Cotton, who pro- secuted, said that he had received complaints that defendant had been loitering outside the Hong- kong Hotel accosting Europeana. His Worship committed the de- fendant to the House of Detention. Satow. Amoy & Takao

Canada USA Japan & Shanghai- Europe via Suez (Papers only. Landon

6th July) Europe via Suez (Papere only, Landon

6th Junel

WEATHER REPORT.

July 31d. 18h. 30m.-Warning to Hongkong, Coast Ports, &c.— Depression or typboon of un- known intensity within 120 miles of in Lat. 14° N. Long. 127" E., moving West.

Aug. 1d 11h. 45m.-Waruing| to Hongkong, Coast Ports, &c.- Depression or typhoon of un- known intensity within 60 miles) of Lar. 11 N Long. 126 E., moving West

Aug 1d. 12b. 12m.-Pressure has decreased moderately at Manila and Legasi and slightly

Shanghai

Weihaiwei

Saigta Japan Swatom

www

+++

shanghai Saigon Swatow, Amoy & Foochow Manila Bandakan. Australia & New

Zealand via Thariday Inland

Vanite Sandakso. Australia, & New

Zevand via Thursday Is...

Swatow, Amoy & Formosa Manila Saigon. "Strails Caylon Mauritius,

India ja Marques, 8. Africa. Dhunuskhndi Aden, Egypt & Earapa via Marseilles,

+

Sosha M. Pakhoi

Kisha M Bandoeng M.

Bydrangea

Spaross

Phoumpant Haihong

Taiyono

--

(Dae

St Albans

Dav

Thira, 2 last.. Ba.. Thur..

2 in. 230 pm.

Thurs., 2 inst., 2.30 pm. Thurs., 2 lost. 2.30 par ..Thats 2 ist. 3,30 p m

...Thurs., in

B..

Thurs., 2 in., 4p.m.

...Pri.. 3 ist, doen.

Parcels 2nd 5pm.

...Fri.. 3 iunt,

Registration 1.45 p.m

Letters 2.30 p..

Thursday Is 16th Aug.)

Parcela 3rd 6 p.m. Sat 4 inst Begistration 9.46.

L-itre* 10:30 am

Due Thursday Is. 17th Aug) Kaijo M.

Sun., 5 in., 9am. Pres. JacksonSo. 5 in

"Angkor

from Shanghai to Formosa It Straite, Egypt & Europe via Marsaitos... Earpedon is nearly stationary from Hong-

| kong to Haiphong.

The depression over S.W. China Straite

Swatow, Amoy & Boochow

The typhoon continues to move traits & Calutis

First Claes and most up-to-date Residential and Tourist is unchanged. Hotel Six Stories of commodious large and airy rooms with

to Roof westward. At 6 am. this morn-Straits. Bangkok Ceylon, Mauritius, L. India via Marques 8, Africa, every modern appliance. Elevator to every floor and

Dhaskhodi. Bombay Aden. Egypt Garden. Hot and cold water. Electric Lights, Fans and Fellsing is was about 300 miles East:

& Europe vis Marscilies throughout. Exceptionally well ventilated Bar and Billiard Rooms, of Manila, Moderate tariff and most excellent cusine supervised by ex- Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 perienced chef. Monthly and Family rates can be arranged at most reasonable terms.

Fór terms apply to:-.

KINGSCLERE

Mre. J. J. BLAKE. Manageress."

HOTEL

MID-LEVEL

KNUTSFORD HOTEL KOWLOON SACHSE. LENNOX & Co., General Agents

Are resident Managers,

PALACE HOTEL, KOWLOON..

Tol. Add Paison," The No. Bourloon S Twinton from Ferry and Railway Station: Five minutes by Perry tram Hongkong

Fotelj svary respect and nader English management, Dulcies under personal supervision of the Freyrier. 'Looping."Bar and Billiard Room,

Teri Foderate

Bcnagement for flies on application 10).

B. OIBERRY,

Proprietor.

hours ending at 10 am-to-day, 0.14 inch. Total since January 1st, 45.37 Inches, against an average of 52 04 inches. PORECAST FOR THE 4 HOURE ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District

Forecast.

Formosa Channel N.E. winds,

moderate.

South coast of } China between

.K. & Lamooks. | E. winds,

> moderate;

3 Hongkong to Gap fine.

Rock

Shanghai, Japan, Canada, U.S.A., C. & 5. Amarica & Europe via Vancouver

B.0.

Voo Cloon Haifoong Lake Faulk

5 biva

9am.

TIDONI,

..Mon.. biast,

Begistration 11.15.0.

Laiters. (Due Marseilles 9th Sept "...TUKS 7 inat.

Begistration 9.45 .

Letter 10.30 s.m

(Due Mafonillas 4th Sept.)

...Tues., 7 inat., noon. Tues., 7 inst., zona, ...Tue 7 inst., 4p.

Parcels 7th 5 p.m. ...Wed., just..

Registration 9,46 am.

Letters 30 30 40 (Due Marscillos Sept)

Parcels 8th 5 pm Empress of Rursin...Thore. Visst,

Registration 015 ..

Letters 10. (Due Valcouver 27th Aug)

*Correspondence bearing vossal's came only.

Board of Conservancy Works of Kwangtung. Waterlevels in English Feet 8. a.m.

1923

Phice of Observation

evor recorded

Highest W.L. Highn W.L

aver recorded

Frel

Feat.

W. L. W. L July 29 July 30' Feel Fret

4. Bouth coast

of

S.E. winds,

& Hainan, moderate.

Wachow Kongmoon Linkooghow North

West River

+ 79.50

-2.42

+14.70

-0.80

+57.00

0

+27.25

-5.00

20.6

Sheklung East

+15.15

-0.98...

5.9

China between

H.

1. F. CLAETON; Direstor

1.K. Observatory, Aug. 1, 1928.

damsui

ENTERTAINMENTS.

NOTHING LIKE IT! ON EARTH

HUNTING BIG GAME in AFRICA

WITH GUN AND CAMERA

See the ferocious beasts of impenetrable Africa pictured in their wildest haunts. See the daunt- less adventurers of the camera face death a dozen times while they snap the mighty bebe moths of the unconquerable forests right under See the most thrilling their snarling noses. picture record ever brought back from Africa. TWO YEARS OF ADVENTURE #QUEEZED, INTO TW✪ HOURS OF THRILLS

LAST FEW NIGHTS

THE CORONET

TONIGHT ONLY VIOLA DANA

in

AN OFFSHORE

PIRATE

THE

STAR

WORLD THEATRE

MONE. 1337

PHONE

Wednesday, 1st, to Saturday, 4th. August,

At 5.15 & 9.15 Pom

TIP BRITISHI : PRODUCTION

"THE CARNIVAL'

featuring

MATHESON LANG

133

Supported by an European cast of known members

of both stage and screen, in the most dramatic and spectacular role of his highly-successful career,

Prices of Admission -

9. 5 pm. show -$1.50 and $100 5.15 p.m. matinee: $100 and 60

Usual Pricee. Booking at the Theatre.

Printed and Published for the Proprietor, by Frederick Porn Franklin, a 11, Ite House Street, in the City of Victoria Hongkon