1924-05-19 — Page 5

SERVICE TO NEW YORK.

NEW YORK and or BOSTON via PANAMA.

For freight, spaco and particulars apply to

BARBER STEAMSHIP LINE, INC. ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE.

AGENTS

4. Dos Voux Rd. G., H.K. & S'hai Bank Bldg. Ground Floor. Tolophone Contral 2477 & 2478,

THE NEW ERA STORE

316. -WYNDHAM STREET

DRY GOODS, STORE

As a special inducoment, wo are offering premiums

customers willing 147

our Agents

to

M. Y. SAN & CO., LTD.

TRESERVED CHOICE SELECTED BEST YOUNG BIER GINGER THIS SIDE UP WITH CARE M.Y.SAN & CA LID

MADE IN HONGKONG

་་

Manufacturers

Of The

Finest

Preserved

Ginger

PRESERVE

STEM GING

M.Y.SAN

MACE IN HONGKOND

MYSAN & CR

16ONG KONG

HEAD OFFICE; Nos, 92 to HD;-Queen's Rd, C. FACTORY: Canton Road, Kowloon BRANCHES AT: Manila, Singapore, Shanghai, Canton, China

Example is

a good teacher.

If you would have your children know the lives and deads of the great men and women of all times and all nations as an example of what is good to emulate, give them

The Book of Knowledge,

The Children's Encyclopeliu.

"The Book of Mon and Women" is only one of the twenty volumes of mat knowledge for children.

Fill out and mail the attached coupon for full particulars,

the

Associated Publishers

(Doing business.in.Manila for over twenty years.)

The Associated Publishers P. v. Box 202- Hougkong. Gentlemen:

Please sond nie full doinils of The Book of Knowledge without obligation."

Nama ....

Address....

Occupation....

The BEST of its kind

CAMERAS, LENSES,

H. K. T.

BINOCULARS

GOERZ - GOERZ

SHOWEROOM;

SOLE AGENTS:

30-32. Des Voeux Rd. C.

IACTOGEN

HALL, LAW & Co.

Telephone 3217.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH;

MONDAY, MAY 10, 1024.

SOLDIER OF LINCOLN'S.

HOCKEY,

.

CONSIGNEES.

Some Memories of Civil War.

GARRISON LEAGUE FINAL.] NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

The foul of the Garrison Hockey Although the reminiscences of to the most unjustifiable of inter- Longue" Coy. v. Coy..

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, the Amorican Civil War by a vontions. He has picked up from East Surrey Regt, took place at

BREMEN, publisher whose name is equally the lips of the son of the fret Sookunpoo on Thursday last, honoured in England and Ameri-Confoderato Commissionor to when, after a vela close game, "C" | The Steamer ca aro described by their author London the account of a striking Company managed to win after

* PFALZ, "* as the work of "a valerun, whose scono at the, Ligio, of the Trent extra time by 2 gonts to 1.

having arrived, from Bromnom, writing arm was disabled sixty affair, whon Painoraton came The gaine was very evenly em Hamburg and Ports. Consignees yours back," there is no lack of to the Confederate office, in Suf-tested all through. Within a few of cargo are hereby notified that vigour to be found in them, folk-streat, for something throat. ininutes of the start Captain their pargo je boing landed, at says the Times of "some Memor eningly like a council of war. Mr-Swinton scored for "C" Coy, and their risk into the Hongkong ies of the Civil War," by Mr. Putnam's inforindnt told how, just before half-Line L/Cpl. and Kowloon Wharf & Godown (Major) . H. Putnamn (Putnams) The two tall mon stood before Dumoril! equalised for 1 Com. Co., Ltd, godowns at Kowloon, Most of the papers printed hore the map of the States (wo did pany. Half-time, 1 goal onch.

where delivery eun bo obtained, were comprod lato in Mr. Put not call it. Major, the United The seront half, was very even und

All goods remaining undeliver- nam's fifo; but in their fire and States in those days) and devided time aived with the scores one

od after 21st. May 1924, will freshness they night, have beon where the French and English all.

be subject to rent. Extra time was played, and written by Lieutenant George fleets could strike to best advan-after the first half of this, the scored by us in any case whatever.

No ro-insurance will be offoci. Havon Putnam, whose photo-nge. New York was to be taken remained unaltered, during the graph, taken in 1863, is the front porcession of by one fleet and the second half of the extra time, Sgt. Damaged packages must be ispiece to the book, immediato ether was to make its way up the Worsfall seared the winning cleft in the godown for examina- ly after his ruloase from the ill-Potemue, ai d, in cooperation with with a spicmlid shoot for "C" Com. famed Confoderate prison, at tho aimy of. General Joseph E. pony Libby's, in Riciumond, Virginia. Johnstone, Was

The author's experiences as a prisoner of war, aftor his capture and attempted ascapo at the battle of Cedar Creed, episodes describ ad here with tolling simplicity,

QULU

to capture Colonel Montague Butes, before Washington, and it was at Waasking Mrs. Paton to present the shington that the terms of pence Cup ind medals, commented on and separation were to be decided, the very close and excellent gas Mr. Putnam further. reminds seen. He mentioned that the Cup us how the historian Freeman in was won last year by " Gay

King's Regt, and he was pleased that the sine company of the Currey» bid won this year.

Mrs. Patou then hailed the Cup to Captain Swinton and medals to cach player of the winning side.

PRESS DELEGATES.

· Visit, of Canadian Journalists.

Among Dominion visitors to England this summer will be an important delegation of Canadian newspaper proprietors and odi- tors. It is expected that the party will number about 150,, including several women journa- lists. The arrangements for the

tion by the consignees and the Company's Surveyors, Messrs. Carmichael and Clake, at 10 an on the 20th. inst. Tuesday next.

No claims will be admitted after the goods hava left the

godown and all claims must be prosenter within two weeks of the steamer's arrival hero, after which date they will not be re-

cognized,

surrender their Bills of Lading Consiguous ara`raqnastod to

to the undersigned for counter- signature.

MELCHERS & CO.,

Agents,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS..

.LIMITED.

From

MIDDLESBRO, ANT. WERP LONDON & STRAITS,

The Steamship

C

"BENVENUE" ONSIGNEES of Cargo 10 aro being landed at their risk hereby informed that all goods into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous godowns of the Hong kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown.Co., Ltd., wirense and or from the wharvos, delivery may be obtained.

No elame will be admitted

All claims against the 'stoamer

or before the

6th.

od goods are to be loft in the go All broken, chiafod 'and dlaning. downs where they will be exaru ined on the 23rd. inst, at 10 a.

No Fire Insurance hus been offected.

Bills of Lading will be counter- signed by

GIBE, LIVINGSTON AND

CO., LTD.,

"Agents.

visit are being made by a joint committee of the Empire Press Union and the NowspaperSociety On their way to England the party will spend a week in Franco and Belgium, chiefly in a tour of are. Turned too deeply into his 1861 published a work called "A the battlefields. They will arrive memory to allow hint to write History of Fodoral Clovernment in London on June 29 and remain with cold impartiality of the Civil from the Organization of tho, until July 9. A programme of War. Those memorice do not in Achaian League to the Disrup hospitality and entertainment is after the goods have left the go. and they give to his deep convic- In the second edition, a few years Union, will be one of the hosts of will be subject to rant. his eyes belong to a dead past, tion of the American Republic."boing arranged. Lord Burnham, downs, and all goods, remaining as prosident of the Empire Press undelivered after the 23rd. inst. tion of the justice of the Northern later, Mr. Putnam dryly observes the party, as also will be the cause against the South (a con- "thin working of the title was Hon. J. J. Astor, M.P. (hon-must ho presented to the Undor. viction almost univormal to-day) altered." a touch of the sternness bred This remark occurs in an essay and other leading members, June, or they will not be re

orary treasurer of the Union), signed on by personal sacrifice. His devote to the castigation of

opening assay on the "Causes Delane for the sympathy which Colonel Grant Mordon, M., Sir

including •Lori Boaverbrook cognised. of the Civil War" is certainly one The Times showed with, the Con Campbell Stuart, and Lord Rid- of the most trenchant and confederacy. Mr. Putham tells us clusive statements of the constituan amusing ancedote that he dell. On July the visitors will tional and moral caso against the once gave himself the satisfaction leave London for a tour in the seceding States that could well be of saying" Damn Jolin Delane!"country and Scotland. They will made within the compass of

call at Belfast on the homeward awhile sitting in Delane's own single lecture.

Journey. chair on a visit to The Times It is followed by companion office. But condemnation is portraits of the rival leaders, most effective when it is balanced, Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson and Mr. Putnam's portrait of public opinion at home or by Eag Davis. The picture of Lincion, Dolano_in_this_chopter hardly fish-intorost-abroad.If-Dolane which successfully brings out the squares with the facts. He says (as Mr. Putnam complains) sanc- dignity and gentlenessof his nature, that Delano's "idea of a well-tioned hostile language against in admirable; that of Davis, if just. ordered Státe was of a State con- Garibaldi during the Roman only the barest justice. But Mr.trolled by a close corporation of Republic, yet, as Sir Edward Putnam is too generous' op- autocrats." But Delane quarrell-Cook notes, From the middle of ponent to'deny that to the Presi-ed with his most brilliant col-1859 onwards The Times under dent of the Confederacy there was laborator, Henry Resve, on the Delane gave strong and steady at least granted the privilege of very ground of Roevo's" dynastic support to the Italian cause." sorving us commander-in-chief of tendencies" and aversion from: No one to-day would maintain some of the finest soldiers that thu popular cause." Delune, wo that all the sections of English the world had known." We are told, did not believe in

re-opinion. which favoured the rather regret that Mr. Putnam did presentative government." If so, South wero moved by ideal) not balance his fine sketches of why did The Times during the motives. But Mr. Putnam: Grant and Sheridan by one of Reform agitation' of the sixties binisolf, allows that "tho skill Loowo fool that bo would have encorago Disraeli to take his of the milltary leaders of the warmed more to the military than leap in the dark by calling South and the pluck and devotion to the political” rebol,”

Parliamentary Reform a task of their soldiers were dosarying which has become indisponible of the adnfiration they secured to the national wolfare " It is from all.students of the war, and Some painful, but on the whole not the fact that Dolane "sharod most of all from their Federal salutary, pages for English the admiration of his friend antagonists. It was indood a readors are those that doul with Palmerston for Louis Napoleon." war .in which America the attitude of the rulers and an On the contrary, The Times, when triumphed equally in the docds influential section of opinion la tho comp d'etal bacomo known, of victors and, vanquished, and this country during the conflict."battered at it every day, Lord Mr. Putnam has found, in many Mr. Putnam will not let us forget Clarendon complained, more of those assays, the fitting worde how near Britain and France came than was required eithor by to celebrate that glory.

ENGLAND AND THE.

CONFEDERACY,

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

IT'S AWFULLY NICE OF YOU TO KEEP RAY AND JAY FOR ME WHILE I 60 DOWN- "TOWN — MAKE. THÊM BEHAVE

THEMSELVES,

WONT

You?

THEY WONT

BE A BIT OF

.BOTHER.

THINGS

FRECKLES

„NG" WILL ANE IN A MINUTE AND THEN ALL OF YOU CAN.

PLAY

*

No Room for That'

*

Hongkong, 17th. May, 1924,

Ming Yuen Studios.

Undertake all kinds of high

class Photographs.

At home work and wedding

groups a speciality.

Call and see Specimens in our Studios (top floor 14 Beaconsfield Acade).

•

Only experienced men em-

ployed.

YOUR MOTHER CERTAINLY LOOKED NICE-SHE WAS

ALL DRESSED UP WASNT SHE?

Official Photographers to the "Hongkong Telegraph"

NOTICE.

HANDSOME ENGLISH.

· STERLING SILVER SPORTS TROPHIES

We huvo, just unpacked somo particularly striking designs.

an example

An oxquisito, cup 20 Inches

high Weighing about 200 ouncos. Beautiful workmanship.

Price $550.00 nett

SHERIFF BROS.

69, Queen's Road Contral.

ke w

C. E, WARREN & CO., LTD

Sanitary Engineers, Monmentalists, etc.

Offices &

Godowns.

Tol. No. 269

98A, Wanchai Road, Hongkong.

All kinds of Builders Requisites in Stock. Soil Yant Pipes, Rainwater Pipes

Floor & Wall Tiles Baths, Basins, bath Room Fittings, Water Heaters for Gas Oil or Coal Fuel. Also a Few Chiş Heaters.

Open & Closed Grates-Cooking Ranges.

ESTIMATES FREE FOR ALI SANITÁRY WATER INSTALLATIONS - HOT SYSTEMS. Bc.

General Repaira Promptly Attended. ta Specialists in Monumentet. Work-Cut in Italisa Marble or Hongkong Granite.

Just Received & Shihment of" Italian Marble Floor Tiles-Prices on Applica- tion.

}

A Large stock of Artificial Wreaths in All Sizes.

THE CANTON INSURANCE

OFFICE LTD.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

to the end o

Ordinary

THE Forty-third

-General Mooting-of-Share- holders will be held at the Offivos of the undersigned on Friday, the 23rd. May 1924, al Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Gonorai Agonis, together with a statement of Accounts for the year onded the 31st Decem bor 1923.

The Shuro Rogistor and Trans- for Books will be closed from the

9th to the 23rd. May, 1924, bôth. days inclusive.

JARDINE MATHESON

& CO., LTD. Genoral Agents. Hongkong 5th. Muy 1925.

MASSAGE HALL

25 WYNDHAM STREET

Mн8. H. MORITA.

MR. H. SUGITA..

BY BLOSSER

YESM, SUE HAD ON EVER THING SHE GOT FOR: CHRISTMUS 'CEPTIN"

HER PERCOLATOR!

For Your Baby.

In 3 lb., 1 1. & lb. Ting

Page 5Page 6