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HOTELS.

THE

HONGKONG

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

HONGKONG HOTEL, REPULSE BAY HOTEL: PEAK HOTEL Telegraphic Address: "KREMLIN, HONGKONG."

AND

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL; PALACE HOTEL; 'KALEE HOTEL; MAJESTIC HOTEL. Telegraphic Address: "CENTRAL, SHANGHAL”

HOTELS,

LIMITED.

In association with the Grand Hote

Des Wagons Lits, Peking,

KOWLOON HOTEL

THE PREMIER HOTEL IN KOWLOON.

First Class Billiard Room and Saloon Bar.

Electric Lift and Telephone to each Floor. Tels. K.608 & K.600. Cable address: KOWLOTEL, Hongkong. Under the Fersonal Supervision and Management of

FRANK L. COOKE-

Propoietor.

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

CENTRAL LOCATION.

ELKOTRIO LIFTS AND LIGHTING, TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR.

HOTEL LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS

Tel. Central 378.

19

Telegraphio Addreza "Vrotonia”,-

THE EUROPE HOTEL.

BINGAPORE.

FOR

COMFORT-FOOD-MUSIC-DANCING

Terms A la carte or Inclusive.

The after-dinner dances are held every} Tuesday,

· Thursday and Saturday. „ Telephones in every room)

The Europe Orchestra plays nightly during Dinner,

and for Tiffin on Saturday», d

GRILLROOM

Telograms "Europe Singapore". ARTHUR E. ODELL.

Telephone, 2740.

Managing Director.

TO WORK IN COMFORT DURING THE DAY. AYDREIT IN CMPORE DURING THE NIGHT..

USE

SKETOCIDE

and quickly rid the Officeand Romeof all MOSQUITOES. FLIES. SANDFLIES, Etc., Etc. SKETOCIDE kills all insects. ›

SKETOCIDE is pleasant in-use

SKETOCIDE is nonstaining

THE

SKETOCIDE is 'nonpoisonous. PHARMACY

Aslatio Building, 26 Queen's Road Contral.

Tol. 345

IPOST OFFICE NOTICE.

The pubile are advised that correspondence Intended for Canton will,

if superscribed "By Train" be transmitted in the mail closed at 8.15 n.m.

daily and forwarded by the 9.15 from Kowloon.

in

the right-hand top

Postage stamps should be afixed corner of the address aide of all postal articles.

Radio Traffle with Canton is suspended until further notice.

are subject to delay. Interport radio telegrams Hossages in code must have name of code used included in text

The Radio office has reverted to its normal working hours," vix:

G.P.O. Counter.-8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Radio Office.-5 p.m. to 8 a.m.

3rd floor, G.P.O. Building.-5 p.m. to 8 a.m.

Japan

Straits

From

INWARD MAILS.

Europe via Siberia (London 11th

September and Shanghai) Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shang.

hai

Europe via Suez (Letters and Papers

Brd Supt. and Parcels 27th August)

Shanghai and Amey

Australia and Manila Australia and Manila

RUBBER PRICES.

LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.

Messrs, Carroll Bros. are in ra ceipt, of telegraphic advices from Singapore advising that the price of Rubber is now $1.83 per 1b, and that the Ayer Molek Rubber Co. and Kuala Sidim Rubber Co... have declared an interim dividend of 8% and 15% respectively. They also give the following prices:

Alor Gajahs

Amal: Malays

Straits.

2.10 ..8.60°

Ayer Moleks

$2.50

Ayer Panas

.11.10

Balgownies

.4.20

Bassetts

.1.80

Bukit Jelatongs

.1.20

Bukit Katila

.1.65

Changkat Serdangs

.6.75

Glenenlys.

.2.25

Indragiris

.9.76

Jerams

.1.30

Jimahs

.2.10

Kedahs

.8.60

Kempas

..7.60.

Kuala Sidims

2.3.16

Lunas

.18.00

Malaka Pindas

.2.90

Malakocs.....

480

Mandai Tekonga

.1:00

Mayfields

.9.25

New Serendahs

1.4.30

Pajamo

Parit Peraks

..8.50

Perak Rivers

.1.95

Punggors

Sandycrofts

Scudois

Sungei Bagang“.

.1.55 .8.15 .2,90 .3.50

Tapahs...

.21.50

Tambalaks

Telük Ansons

Temerlohs

United Malaccas

Utan Simpans

.1.55 10.50 .1.20 .2.60 .3.60

11.75

FLOODS IN TOKYO:

THOUSANDS OF HOUSE PARTIALLY SUBMERGED.

Heaviest Rain for 50 Years.

Tokyo, October 1-A rainstorm last night in the: Tokyo district resulted in three known and sight unconfirmed deaths. Thousands of houses were partially submerged

and a train was derailed,

This evening's report states that 42,000 housea were partially sub- merged in Tokyo. There were landalides resulting in twenty deaths in Yokohama and six in 1okohama." The rain was the hea- lest for fifty years but no serious} damage was done though it inter- fered with the census which was being taken last night-Reuter,

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1925.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

SHIPPING STRIKE ENDING,

East London: Oct, 1 The crews of the last two vessels hold up by the strike have returned to work, thus ending the strike here.

Cape Town, Oct. 1. The strikers have hitherto behaved blamelessly but some ill-feeling' among the remaining "last ditch" strikers resulted in a running fight between the pickets and seamen attempting to return to their ships. The police dispersed the rioters-Reuter.

BOARD OF TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT.

London, Oct. 1.

The Board of Trade announce that as from October 1 the require- ment of Import licences will be withdrawn for all commercial goods imported from Germany, except a small number-Reuter.

P

CHICHERIN IN BERLIN:

Berlin, Oct. 1.

M. Chicherin has arrived from Warsaw and was received at the station by a representative of the German Foreign Office and officials of the Russian embassy-Reuter.

THE BANK OF ENGLAND RATE.

London, Oct. 1,

The Bank of England discount rate is four per cent-Reuter!

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED..

Moore, Miss J. E, Mullin, Mr. A. "Masseurs, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Noyes, Lieut. E. S. Pomeroy, Mr. E. Quijano, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Reis, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sindlinger, i Matr. J. P. Sindlinger Jr., Mr. R. W. Squires, Mr. P. S. Tecson, Mr. Carl Tiedeman, str. A. Zim- merman, and Mr. Yu Tong-su.

Per 3.8, President Taft on Octo- ber 1st.-Mr. B. A Boning, Mr. C. S. Bok, Mr. P. Bhojraj Mr. T. F. Chee, Mr. C. M. Chen, Mr.

Per Admiral Liner s.s. President H. Ellis, Mr. Andrew Fu, Mr. Ho Wing-leung Mr. W. Hartman, Mr. Madison for Seattle via ports, on B. J. Israel, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sept. 80.-Mr. Rafael Amparo, Kander, Capt. A. Miller, Mr. Ming Mrs. J. Scott Emens, Justice and Shew, Mr. C. M. Manners, Mr. Mrs. E. Finley Johnson, Mr. E. W. John W. Ratliff, Mr. D. E. Smith, Milla, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Tomlin Mr. C. M. Saaloff, Mr. Tsang Pak-son, Major A. P. Hitchena, Dr. and ki, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tarrent, Mrs. Leoncio Lopez-Rizal, Dr. Miss E Tarrent, Rev. and Mrs. Cristobal Manalang, Dr. Otto A. H. Van Etten, Mr. H. Wang, Scheble, Dr. Ageri B. Sison, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Wah, Miss Hing Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Van Brunt, Wah, Mrs. Wong Shee, Miss Alice Mr. J. 8. C. Elkington, Major H. F. Wah, Miss Gely Chin, Mr. H. S. Smith, Mr. M. 0. Adams, Hos. and Yung, Mr. Yeun Ching-on Mrs. Mrs. Robert L. Bacon, Mr. and W. F. Young, Mr. and Mrs. Bar-Mrs. Herbert M. Hodges, Miss redo, and Infant, Lieut. J. R. Bar Agnes Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. baro, Mr. H. E. Bergstrom, Mr. John L. Patty, Miss Jensie L, and Mrs. C. H. Boetier, Lieut. Patty, Sir Henry Gollan, Mr. and R. E. Canty, Mr. David S. Carli, Mrs. Tau Ye-pel, Master D. Fel Mrs. F. R. Cash, Mr. Daniel de La Mr. Sam Wong, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Paz, Lieut. L. D. Follmer, Mrs.Dodds, Miss 9. C. Finton, Mr. Wa W. E. Hicks, Mr. Frank Hammond, Tze-chiang, Mr. G. C. Friedger, Mrs. O. 1, Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Vera Levin, Mr. Wong Chung E. T. Ireland, Mstr. Russell Elam, Miss L Holleman, Mr. R. Ireland, Miss Nora Ireland, Miss Peterson, Mr. Leung Teu-tin, Mr. Mary Ireland, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. C. Arima, Miss N Nagoyoshi, Keegan, Miss Helen G. Lake, Mr. Master T. Arima, Dr. P. Costa, H. M. Laib, Mr. R. E. McFie, Mr. Mr. J. He Brister, Mr. T. Nakahara, Kouwenaar, Mrs. W. Kouwenaar, J. R. McFie, Lieut. and Mrs. Van Dr. and Mrs. R. Vervoort, Dr. W. Dr. N. C. R. Keukrnschryver, Mr. Hom Bing-jong, Mr. Fung Tue, Mr. Moi Ngan-chee, Dr. A. G. Ellis, and Mr. J. H. Geldar.

"DEPARTED.

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