The Egyptian Gazette - March 18, 1912 (Incomplet)

THE EGYPTIAN GAZETTE,
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
The Khédive gave several audiences at
Abdin on Saturday morning. Sheikh Mi
Youssef, the new Sheikh of the Sadat el-Wa
feiah, was officially received on appointmeut
to hie new position. Other audiences were
given to Ahmad Heshmet Pasha, Yacoub
Artin Paella, and Mr. Vercamer.
Baron Falkenhausen, the German Consul in
Cairo, bas arrived at the Luxor Winter
Palace.
The appointment of Mr. W. E. Brunyate to
be Chief of the Contentieux in the Ministries
of Public Works and War is offieially gazetted
in the lest flamber of the "Journal Officiel."
Mr. Ch. de Rocca Serra is charged in the
meantime with the direction of the Canton.
tieux of the Preeidenee of the Conncil of
Ministers, and of the Ministries of the Interior,
Justice and Foreign Affaira.
Dr. and Mrs. Cari Peters will leave Cairo
on Monday afternoon for Alexandrie, where
they will atay at the Savoy Palace Hotel.
They will go on Wednesday by the Prinze
Heinrich to Southern Italy.
Gabriel Effendi Noradounghian, ex-Minireer
of Tarkey, Miss Noradoanghian, Mr. Kelekian,
Mr. Masson, Major Rhodes, Herr Reichenheim,
Judge Haltes, Mrs. Kenrick, Mrs. and Mrs.
Murray, Mr. Royle, Mr. Jenkins, Oberleutnant
Karr, Capt. and Mre. Syer, Mr. and Mrs.
Sprat, Mies Beaumont, Mr. and Mme Raphael,
Mr. Dubosca, Baron Soho teuheim, are amongst
the arrivais at the Heliopolis Palace Hotel.
DISASTER AT SEA,
THE WAR.
18, 1912
THE MUNICIPAL SC ANDALS.
THE NEW DRAINAGE.
-
THE SEASON,
Inauguration at Ebsham.
ANOTHER P. AND O. SINKS .
TURKEY 8 PREPARATIONS.
COMMISSION OF ENQUIRY.
GRAND HOTEL, HELOUAN.
(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT)
FESHAM,
Terrible Scene of Beachy Head.
Osman Bey goes on Leave.
The Dardanelles Defences.
Osman Bey bas been givén leave for a month
Laxisme Match 16.
CONSTANTINOPLE March 16.
The German 4-masted barque Pisagaa struck
The forts of the Dardanelles bave be l from Isis duties as Secretary General of the
Municipality, white the Commision of Enquiry
the P. and O. Oceana, which sailed yesterday inspecter' by Shevket Pasha and Isis staff.
is proceeding .
for Bombay, btoadside on, four miles, to the
[Havas]
The Commission est yesterday and ail the
west of Beachy Head. The passengers and
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 16.
officiais of the Municipality had to be at their
the crew avers landed at Newhaven and
It is estimated that close on 6,000 Italie
poste yesterday morning panctually by 8.30
Eastbourne. The Oceana sank two miles from have been expelled from the provinces
8.M
the shore while she sens being towed towards Tarkey. [Ha"
esterday the Commission ordered ail the
the beach. [Reuter]
CONSTANTINoPLE Ma
Chefs des Bureaux" ia„„the Municipality to
• LONDON, March 16.
The Porte bas assented to the appuis men submit te it special notes
expianatory of the
A passenger says that there were about 16 of M. Giers, in succession to M. Charikoff.
working of their varions de; artments and of
first-class and 30 second cluse passengers on
[Reuter] , the roles and regulations in vogue for the
board. They were in bed. The night Ives clear
A Turkish Air-Fleet.
admission of new officiais. They were also
The crash was terrible and the passengers
The Constantinople correspondent of the ordered to bave ail their books in readinese for
immediately rushed on :deck where life boite
were speedily served out. The conduct of the "Ahram" states that the latest ides in the examination.
On Saturday afternoon the Commission
women ami the whites was splendid,but that of Turkish capital is to built an aerial fleet, sine°
the Lascars abominable. The first boat launched it seems impossible to send reinforeements to made an inspection of the municipal works at
had net clesred the blocks properly when it was Tripoli by any other menas. The "Sabah" Chatby.
A representative of the "Egyptian Gazette"
swamped. A lady was saved bot it is feared newspaper hae already opened a eubscripti
yesterday asked a well-known official of the
that the remainder of the occupants have been list.
Manicipality whether the Commission would
drowned.
ITALY AND, THE POWERS.
aucceed in unveiling many scandale. He
27 passengers and a child have been
replied that "the mers examination of the doslanded at Newhaven and 9 at Eastbourne. It
ROME, Match 16.
siers of appointments and promotions will
is feared that the 4 others have been drowned
Sigma. di San Giuliano bas handed to the disclose a flamber of serions scandale."
and also some of the crewAmbaesadors Italy% reply to the Powers.
The "Garida" ritales that many officiais, who
heeled right over
and went down
Thevs)
It declares, among other things that ail the were dismissed from their posta by Dr.Grahem,
The Captain and the crew on board were
ramure recently circulated on the subject of after the scasdslous revelations a few years
rescned by a tag. Several passengera were
reverses sa ffered by the Italiens in Tripoli are ago, have been aime reinstated in their former
severely eut and braised by the collision.
devoid of foundation [Havas]
poste. The correspondent, who gives thie
The P. and O. announces that they have
ROME March 16.
information to the "Garida," aske the Comaccounted for ail except 7 passengers. A French
General Ameglio bas been promoted Lien mission to find ont how and why these officiais
trawler bas arrived at Newhaven with 2 bodies.
The flamber of the crew missing is anknown. tenant-General in recognition of Isis conclue at were brought back, and he suggests that Dr.
Benghazi. [Reuter]
Graham should be appointed to sit on the
[Reuter]
Mr. Flower, who bas been et Mehalla el
(Ortzette'e Special Service,.
Kebir arranging for the service of motor-cars ,
LONDON, March 16.
which conveyed Lord Kitchener and the other
CRETKS UNION WITH GREECE.
The Oceana went clown slowly about twenty
members of the party to Ebsham on Satorday,
feet on ber smashed side and then disappeared.
bas now returned to Cairo.
ATHENS March 18.
LONDON, March 16
The commission which bas been formed in
There was £747,610 of specie on board the Crete to manage the Affaire of that islands
Professor' von Noorden frocs Vienne bas
annonnced bis arrivai for the 20th hast. at the Oceana for Bombay and £1,610 for Port-Said, intends to inform the Consulsof the Powere to
280 and the passengers 40. day that the elections seuil teks place on the
Hotel Al Hayat, Helouan, for a lengthened The crew numbered
[Reuter]
same day as they will in Greece and the de
stay with bis family. It will be bis second stay
LONDON, Match 16.
paties elected wfll leave for Athens.
et Helouan.
The Pisagua has arrived at Dover in a - The Commission also intends infœming the
einking condition. [Reuter]
Consuls that theae dectsione have been unani
LONDON March 17.
monsly arrived at by ail the Cretans, and that
Latest arrivais at the Hotel des Bains,
It fs hoped to salve the haillon of the even the partisans of Mr. Venizelos bas
Helouan, are : Mes. and Miss Gollingwood,
accepted the proposais of Mr. Manos.
Miss Newsum, Mise Schofield, Miss Keil, Miss Oceana, the masts of which are above water.
There is no news of the missing occupante
[Ephemiris]
Taite.
of the first boat of the Oceana. It is now
-e
regarded as certain that the 17 occupante have
Further telegrams on this subject appear on
Sir Rider Haggard, accompanied by hie been drowned. A violent gale is biowing in Page 5 .
daaghter, Mrs. Thomas Haggard, le expected tha Channel. [Reuter]
in Egypt ehortly. He will be absent from
Bngland about six weeks.
FATE OF THE PASSENGERS.
w
THE MASTERY OF THE PACIFIC.
OPERA AT ALE %ANDRIA.
MONDAte,UFCCH
Miss Macfarlane's Story.
WASHINGTON, March 17.
ission.
We have received the following official
communication from the Manicipality —
"Certain individuels have addressed themselves directly to members of the Commission
of Enqairy individually. The President of the
Commission begs to inform the public that any
communications should be addressed as
follows : ' The President of the Commission of
Enquiry, at the Alexandrie Manicipality.'
Ali such communications should contain the
nome and the addreas of the pereon in
tereeted so as to permit of the Commission
summoning him, if it considers it neceseary."
Sidky Pasha and Dr. Granville, after work.
ing on the Commission ail the day, left for
Cairo lest night. The Commission did not sit
to-day, bat will caserne work to-morrow
March 16.
Lord Kitthener's party loft Mehalla-el-Kebi
for thie place on Saturday afternoon by fou
motor-cars, in the first of which was the British
Agent, Sirri Pasha and Moheb Pasha, in the
second Mr. Macdonald, Birch Paella and
Mokheen Pasha, in the third Mr. Macanley,
Mr. Williams and Captai') Fitzgerald and in
the fourth Mr. Prowde, Mr. Williams, Mr.
Wild and Mr. Graves. They accomplished the
distance of 42 kilometres in a little over two
hours.
On arriving bers the party walked first to
the big tent which had been erected, and jast
in front of it Lord-Kitchener planted a
sycomore fig Cree.
The party then entered the tent, where 500
notables awaited filera. An address of welcome
was read, to whieh Lord Kitchener replied in
suitable terme.
Proceeding outside again, the chief ceremony
of the day was then performed. Lord Kitchener
was handed a silver fas, and with thie impie.
ment he eut the first eod of the new worka
afterwards handing it to Sirri Pasha and Moheb
Pasha, eaeh of whom aise eut a eod. As Lord
Kitchener drove the hoe into the ground 1,300
men, by preeoncerted signal, commenced work
on the alignent of the new main drain.
Afterwards the fine tests of the notables were
visited, and Lord Kitchener% party lanehed in
the special train that was waiting at the station.
Subsequently Isis lordship drove to Sakha,
while Isis party retarned to Cairo.
OnLord Kitchener 's departure theKbedivial
Anthem was played. His lordship, who was
dressed in a blue suit and a felt bat, appeared
in excellent health and spirits and frequently
acknowledged the salaces of those present as
Ise drove off.
morning.
The Commission yesterday examined a
number 'of suspected simien, of the Tanzim
Department. The dossiers examined were
those offieially designated as "Excedent" and
"Emprise." The former ha8 to do with the
superfluous plots that remain over alter new
etreets and ronds have been constracted, snob
as the plot taken by Nadoury Bay, which was
meutioned in the "Wady el Nd" case. The
latter deale with pareele of land taken from
CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATION.
Officiais and Hashish Smuggling.
On Friday lest a Gonflait of Discipline of
the Custom Administration decided to dismise
three petty officiais of that Administration for
having assuoted in smaggling hashish, by
passing the drag through the Customs at
Alexandrie concealed in marchandise.
The "Bourse Egyptienne" recently had an
article on the subject of customs offi
ciels and hashiah smuggling and in its
fast issue a paragraph appeared regretting the publication and pointing out
that the charges did net contain a general
accusation againet the officiais of that
Administration, but referred to certain sahel
tern officiais, and that the newspaper had
tranemitted there charges to the Director
General of the Administration at hie request.
The Administration han withdrswn the
Fancy Dress Bail.
Thanks to the presence of the Officers taking
part in the Army mar ceavres in -and about
Helouan, and their friands and relatives e the
hotels, the annuel faim, drese bail on Friday
night was more fally attended titan any reeent
years, and so erowded was the dinner train
from Cairo that it was difficult to find a seat.
Helouan (lances ale always characterieed by a
spirit of enjoyment far in excese of those in
town, and this one was specially gay by reason
of its moly, excellent arrangements, while
though the tvind was somewhat boisterons, the
evening was snfficiently warm to allow of full
use being made of the illuminated gardens and
terracee in the intentais of the dance. Quantifies of large Chinese lanterne glowed and
swayed in the breeze outlining the paths of the
garden wherein had been erected decorated
tente of varying dimensions, while the new
south terrace well sheitered and protected was
almost as popular as the ball-room Reale
Quite a flamber of dinner parties graced the
earlier hours of the evéning, the Countess of
Albemarle having a table for ten among whom
might bave been notices' Lord and Lady Bary,
Lady Elizabeth Keppel and others ; Mr. and
Mme. Leon Robin had friands with them, so
also Mr. and Mrs. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs,
Thompson, Mrs. Hardie, Mr. and Mre. Ritson
and Mr. and Mre. Jardine, which latter lady
was looking lovely in ber white bejewelied
costume as the Pearl Slave. Very many
pretty fancy drese costumes were affin, but
none with greater success than that of little
Miss Cheston who had calebrated her thirteeuth
birthday by appearing in the attractive guise
of a young Egyptian Princess with gracefal
draperies of black and gold Assiout work
beavily laden with chine of beade. White and
silver formed the theme of Mrs. Knowles'
Eastern drese completed with e transparent
yashmak,and Miss Armitage aise exploited the
artistic qualifies of Turkish costume, the draperies of which fell over full satin trousers of
blue. Reminiscences of the tate theatricals
were there in the presence of Mrs. Toy Page in
ber dinky suit of russet brown, and Mise
Dudley-Sawyer who wore ber pretty dress of
rose with ber betwitching cap and apron. Mr.
Bolland tao appeared as the Lord High Chancellor of the Emperor of China, while Captain
Shaw Page and Captain Wilcox were masque.
rading as Chinese coolies. Most elaborately
carried out was the Wasp of Miss Armitage
whose gold satin pointed tapie was barred with
black velvet, and about whose person crawied
many a harmleas torpid specimen of the race,
and many e horrid reminder of oar youthful
stadies was included in Mre. Bearcroft'e °lever
illustration of "Mathematics." Mie. Reeve
wore the pretty national costume of an
Austrian Tyrol Peasant, Mrs. Toogood's drese
of orange was cleverly feetooned with fruit, and
Mis. Halden made a very attractive Paritan
lady. Mr. Patterson wore the gorgeons and
becomiog robes of Prince Bshadoura, Mr.
Sawyer in a short striped coat pleatifully be
strewed with buttons was very basy with hie
duster and brush, and Mr. Poogood made an
excellent Chef. There were varions qua and
suffragis.Mr.Bearcroft made a dignified Sheikh ;
and Mr. Core was an excellent and modal
Jack Tar off duty. Miss King was searoely
recognizable ander ber war peint as a North
American Iadian—a splendidly carried ont
costume by the way—Miss Vint looked very
well in rnsset with wreathe of bernes as
Autanan, and Mrs. Logan wore the becoming
robes and headress of e Chinese lady, white
Mre. Capes in ber shimmering head drese and
costume of green and silver with Egyptian
symbole inscribed thereon might well have
represen ted the spirit of the Nile.
This list by no meule °khanats the flamber
of faney dresses present, and among those who
wore the more ordinary garments of every day
life wére the Marchese Quadalmina, Lady
Kingston and Mre. Dagdale, Sir Lewis and
Lady Molesworth, Colonel Hayworth, Major
and Mre. Scriven, Mrs. Brinton, Major Garcia,
Tucker, Captain and the Hou. Mrs.
Major,
In Q leb y Mr. and Mrs. Bovil, Dr. and Mrs.
The Navy Department bas ordered three
prosecation for defamatory libel instituted at
armoured cruisers of the Pacifie fleet to proceed
Speolal Service.)
the British Consulats . Alexandrin, againet Mr.
to the Philippines, taus making the American
LONDON, March 16.
Henry Boutigny, the proprietor of the
A Strike of Artistes.
Miss Macfarlane, who was rescued from the fleet in the Orient the moet powerfal next to
paper.
boat that capsized, bas been taken to an East- the Japanese. [Reuter]
private owners for making new roade. The
It is remarkabie that the Administration
boume
Hotel.
Site
says
the
boat
contained
ber
dossiers
of
certain
expropriations
were
aise
' attempted to coneider the matter as a
The Bracale opera company had another
father,
also
a
clergyman,
Isis
wife
and
ehildren
looked
into.
accident fast night, with résulta even more
criminel libel. The test of the criminel
THE ITALIAN SENATE.
nafortanate than the lm of their muai° in and other ladies. Their tate is stil) ancertain.
law, as regarde libel, is : han the defen
The ship's carpenter bas had hie leg ampu
the train on Friday, for this time they were
dant in publishing the libel dune an aet
ROME, March 18.
Lias a
not able to give any performance at ail. We tated. A passenger named Cboriton
ENGLISH
COMPANIES
IN
EGYPT.
likely to lead to a breach of the place, or to
23 new senatore have been appointed, inware told that Signor Dadone was ill; then fractured arm.
outrage the public conscience, or good more,
clnding Generale Brnsati, Canera and Pollio,
that " Bohème " would be given; finally—at
(Oamettden Special Service.)
The Egyptian and Syrien Land
or to endandger the eafety of the statel The
Admirai Faravelli and the musicien Boito.
10 p.m.—tbat it was impossible to give anyAdministration is well advised in desisting
Company
Limited.
[Reuter]
LONDON March 16.
thing, and that we might have mir money
—–
from further proceedings.
ROME
March
17.
the
numbers
of
rescued
Particulars
as
to
back. It appeare that the chorus and orchestra
The Mixed Commercial Court at Cairo on
The King bas nominated 23 new Senators
conflicting
extraordinarily
and
missing
are
still
chose this moment to go on strike, demanding
included in which are Generale Caneva and Saturday declared the above company nuit and
their passages home on the conclusion of the owing to the passengers names and those of
ordered` it to be liquidated by Mr. Demanget.
Brusati and Admirai Faravelli. [Havas]
confused.
A COMPTOIR FINANCIER CASE.
the
crew
being
season, for which no provision was made in
Maitre Chakour Bey, msse' for the compatit ,
The greater flamber have been landed at
their contracte. Signer Brasai° informe us
p
l
e
a
d
t
h
e
Court
was
incompetent
as
the
This morning the case of Caramanos y. the
that terme satisfactory to botte parties have Newhaven. They were very dejected and
Company had an "object civil, bat the Court
THE FIGHT IN A COURT HOUSE.
now been agreed npon and that there is no dishevelled. A number of them were injured
rejected titis plat. An appeal sagainst this Comptoir Financier et Commerciale d'Egypte
and had broken arme. Eighteen passengers
came before the Mixed Commercial Court,
danger of the incident being repeated.
in ent bas been lodged.
(Onnettas Special Service.)
attire, wrapped
There was mach indignation lest night arrived in London in their night
Ise capital of the Company, which was Alexandrie. The plaintiff was formerly manager
ne ,1 4l,n led;ec teieh
LONDON Mare 16,
of the Bank of Mytileue and he wanted ex.
among disappointed visitera from Mamies, their heir down.
U'vrètè's4,500 tomîdgtea"èfériss. î ha -bue
sent by Mr. G. aiervaaachi for the Comptoir. setilt Bar ana mre. 1b1C$011, tue-a,
bas etormed Sydney Allen's bouse in the
many of whom seemed inclined to demand
con 'sied of Messrs. Habib Bey Pharaon, J. M.
(Gazette
Special
Service.)
been
serionely
wounded
Maitre Pezmazoglon appeared for the Plaintif the Misses Grainger Stewart, Mn and Mra.
monntains. Allen Lias
their tram (ares back as well as the price of
Sa
agh,
Becher&
Pharaon,
Ib.
M.
Sabbagh,
LONDON, Match 16.
and Maitre Dalian for thisComptoir.The Court Beasley, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs Cheston, Mr. and
and several °there of hie gang captuied.
their theatre tickets. Some ladies and gentleMre. Player, etc
Bey
Saud.
Ne uib
postponed the bearing nntil the 15th April.
Only two bodies have arrived by the trawier,
men of the chorus explained their grievances
'Phauks to the energies of the Ladies'
' he formation of this company was received
to a large circle of friands at an adjoining one of them a stewardese and the other a
The deeperate fight in a court house of which
Orchestra and the quality of the floor dancing
wi great favour by the public, the subecripcontinued very, merrily throughout the
was
an
unamusing
the
acquis'
was
described
in
tele
not
whole,
i
is
the above
oafe. On th
Lasoar.
tio being covered thirty.six times. The board
evening and though ne personally were flot
SUEZ NOTES.
Altogether thirty-two passengers have arriv- grains appearing in car fast issue.
evening.
of directors was composed of rich Syrien
able to semple the supper which brought the
In the afternoon the oompanygave"Boheme," ed in London.
programme to a conclusion, we have every
ba kers established in Damascus, Beyrout, and
(Ganestaen Speoial Sm-Mea)
and it is really a great thing to have heard
OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT).
(FROM
confidence in stating that it was well np to the
Ca o. Basides its land operations the camSigne Lazaro as Rudolfo. We have mat heard
LONDON, March 16.
13.
Suez,
March
high standard of Ma Petries' most excellent
A GREAT SANDSTORM.
pa created e special branch dealing with
The passengers and crew were saved by the
management.
sach a gond tenore leggiero in Egypt for years.
Ellerman
Liner,
Adalia,
outward
bound
The
erty
on
commission.Among
the
operations
p
Suez, strack in the
And Mirai, whom Ive fast heard waking the mail steamer, Sussex and life boate frein New
Khargeh Visitors Held Up.
mention to the Persian Gulf via
oaitied
out
by
the
company
we
might
canal this morning and on examination on
sciures amid the Pyramide of Ghizeh, was aise haven and Eaetbonrne.
METROPOLE HOTEL HALL.
The severest sand atorm experienoed tor th qperchas° of a plot of 22,500 square metrea entering the dock bers the fore peak was found
exce'lent. Signera Solari was billed, but did
l
and at Shoubra (Cairo), which aras a'mast
of
the
Western
Dosent
lest
Mirai,
whom
we
taire
visited
some years
not appear. Yesterday's
leaking; a survey of the damage is now
to
be
A
most
enjoyable evening was spent on
so
profit,
substantiel
week end and on Sunday and Monday blew ecirely liquidated, at a
being held to see if it aria necessitate ber being Saturday night et the Metropole Hotel,
to be Signera Desana, hes a habit of anonyANOTHER W RECK.
itwas laid The company aiso participated
in
the
Khargeh
oasis.
A
violence
on the occasion the fancy drese
Alexandrie,
programmes
at
the
with
great
no
mity—there ware
building land neer dry-docked.
party of touriste attempted to return by rail içrthe purchase of a plot of
The French steamer, Admirai de Kersaint, bail. Although the gentleman in lancy-drese
Pyramide - quite inexplicable in so capable a
Italian Steamer Sinks.
tfe
Savoy
Hotel.
not
the
majority, the same canot be
motor car to the Nile Valley on the Western
previously reported as having lost her pro were of the ladies,
prima donna. Signer Belleti took Signer
moet of whom were "got up"
said
owing te sana
Oasis
Railway
but
were
held
up
to
have
peller,
on
being
dry-docked
was
friand
Dadone's place as Marcello with complete
CEUTA Match 16.
in pretty and artistic costumes. One lady
drifts.
A
relief
engins
sent
out
with
a
gang
of
the
stem
frame
broken
and
will
be
in
dry
imeness, and Signe Fiore and Signera Benigni
Bedonin and another was
excellent
made
an
An Italian transatlantic steamer bas been
men from the Pille Valley to clear the line 1 THE DESSOUS TRAGEDY.
dock for another 10 days or se, as it is ander- very good as Qaeen Elizabeth. Other costumes
also gave good accounts of themseives.
wrecked near south Almanza on the Moroccan
Khargeh,
a
journey
took twelve hours to reaeh
The orchestra played admirably, showing, coaat. Several emall honte have foandered.
The natives, arrested on suspicion of the stood she bas to avait for e new propeller to deserving of praise were those worn by the
ladies representing : The Belle of New York,
which usually takes half this time. As mach riarder of Miss Bourgadel of the shooting of tome out.
happily, no signa of the approaching storm
[Havas]
the Spanish dancer,the Reaper, Baleine etc.The
as fifty centimeter8 of sand had oollected op Lier sister, nieces of Mr. Bonny, of the Mixed
which was to haret Forth in the evening, and
sexes of many dressed as Turkish women with
parts of the line in seven hours.
the (Mores also were quito thernaelyes, to ail
Courte, Alexandrie, are still ander arrest, and
Yasbmaks were doubtful, and we are rather inappearances.
ROADS IN EGYPT.
THE ATTACK ON AN ACTRKS8.
olined to tbink that the pereon wearing one
uall■atzt heajasned atatement to
perfor.
of the above disgaisas, had very sinallaboue
charity
morning,
as
some
newepapers
The company is giving a
hie effect thie
on, and who did not unmask thioughout the
THE ALEXANDRIA PHARO
released.
announced
that
there
men
had
been
is
now
stated
that
Lord
Kitchener
ha
mance to-night of "Mme. Butteifly."
It
Monsieur Imbert and Mademoiselle Ferra,
was a member of the male aex.
-signified hie wish that Cairo and Alexandrie evening
the two lames of the Opera Square tragedy
At midnigbt an excellent supper was proviSome very interesting discoveries have b
should be joined by a regnlar cardage rond ded, which gave a new feue of energy for the
which was reported in Wednesday's issue, are made by Mr. Gaston Jondet, chiai' engineeEr;
Work on this project will probably be bagua second part. Duriug supper the Devons band,
better and will soon be well.
the Porte and Lights Administration, whyll
The well known chop opposite Shepheard" very mach
in the course of the next few mondait Ou who coutributed the music for the douces,
description of the, Isleof
the
proves
that
(and in the Grand Hotel Buildings, Assonan,)
readers may remember that Baron Waclawiezek played pretty setections. The management
FADING THM SICA. laccenrusur...
Pharos at Alexandrie in the eOdysseyi ie
presided over by the Bros. Poboomull, ta filled
recently performed the diable journey by are Muai to be congratulated in securmg the
iti.EXANORIA.
Mr. Jondet hes discovèed
absolutely
correct.
services of this military band, which certainly
GOLAY
SONS
&
STAHL.
most
délectable
selection
of
Eastern
with a
motor car. The Baron afae the journey gave added to the evening's enjoyment. This was
Pension
from
P.T,
60.
Room
from
P.T.
20.
MANUFACTURERS OF
breakwaters
and
a
traces of ancient qnays,
gonds botte ancient and modem and comprisit as hie opinion that vo great expenditure ample proved by the tact that the dancing
Electric
Lift.
Recently
Retted.
of
Sengineering
works,
who
M'est Watches and Jewellery. complete series
ing articles of every shape and form of apparel
Geyer amont Officiais and Commercial )tavelle a would be required to improve the existing road room was filled with dancera right np to the
User vatery & let at Genou 1910 with Reaord prove that the ancient Egyptian used
and ornement collected from every country st et tew
ao that it would he pita imitable for motor lest dance, the conclusion of which was in the
speolal rates.
84 QUAI DES Bamoum
Paix
before
the
tune
ROI
DI
LS
dria
as
e
port
many
centuries
inoluded ander the appellation of the Orient
GENET&
eatly hours.
PARIS.
titan
Prolnieer 01, V. MILLIENOSIn,
15.54111
founder,
of
its
eponymous
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THE EGYPTIAN OMET/
4
UNE REVUE DANS LE
MONDE,
"Un beau jour trois pauvres diables."
"Sans nulle idée préconçae."
"Eurent l'aplomb incroyable." i
"De vouloir faire une revue."
Ces quelques vers, premier couplet de l'amusante complainte des trois auteurs de la Revue
jouée samedi mir chez Mme Michelle Pacha,
renferment tonte l'edysée des graves soucie qne
peine donner l'organisation d'une soirée thés
tralb sur une mène mondaine.
D'abord les auteurs doivent avoir beaucoup
d'esprit et énormément de tact. Leur dialogue
doit être vif et brillant, leurs chansons, bien
d'actualité, glisseront avec légèreté sur les
événements qui ont défrayé toutes les conversations, les airs seront choisis parmi ceux que
tous connaissent avec des refrains entrainants.
Et le choix des amateurs artistes parmi tant
devenir" rnomentanement
treuna nuement
acteurs et chanteurs ! L'embarras de- savoir e
quelle porte frapper pour demander l'hospita
lité d'un soir ! Pauvres auteurs ! ils ont bien
mérité leur succès, et les bravos d'en publie
ravi les encourageront e recommencer.
L'ambiance d'un salon est tellement diffèrent
de celui d'un théâtre. Entouré d'amis, de parente comment se fâcher si une épigramme
légère, une gentille rosserie vous met en scène 1
"Potins, petits potine venez vite."
"Là bas vos amis vous invitent"
"Potins venez vite."
"Car c'est votre destin."
"De maser d'abord des histoires en masse."
"Puis enfin tout finit quand on s'embrasse."
"Par dee chansons."
"Venez donc."
Chante Mlle Mereenier dans le prologue sur
l'air. "Poissons petite poissons." En une charmante toilette bleu ciel, ses cheveux flottants
sur ses épaules, cette toute jeune fille présente
la Revue avec grace et esprit.
Le rideau se lève sur la Place des Consuls.
Alexandre le Grand est endormi Dans la
coulisse la commère chante une chanson napo
litaine avis accompagnement dee choeurs en
sourdine. Un amusant dialogue s'engage entre
le roi légendaire, superbement mis en scène
pas M. Henri Debourg et la Commère, Mme
J. Bally, dont le talent, la voix délicieuse et
l'étourdissante gaieté assurent le succès de la
soirée. Très belle dans sa toilette de satin gris
perle scintillante de perles de cristal et de paillettes, avec l'indispensable canne richement
ornée de strass, et coiffée de grandes aigrettes
noires. M. Debourg porte une cuirasse en or,
une courte jupe lamée de rouge et d'or, un
manteau de pourpre et or ; le bandeau royal
retient autour du front une draperie pourpre,
et ses bijoux sont dignes da Roi qu'il repré
sente.
La Commère téléphone au compère, John
l'homme le plus élégant d'Alexandrie, pour
venir servir de Cicerone à la Majesté ahurie de
son reveil au 20me siècle.
Très élégant le compère M. Jacques J. de
Zogheb et très 1830 avec le pantalon long gris
perle, l'habit bleu de roi, le gilet blanc et le
jabot de dentelles. Et n'oublions pas le chapeau haut de forme tout en or, veritable
trouvaille de jeune millionnaire I
Le jeune compère nous promet des merveilles
sur l'air ''Lison mon petit rat."
"Mais il y a bien des choses que nous ne
verrons pas."
"Le quai, le brise lame la rue Cherif Pacha."
Car ces vieilles histoires et ces balançoires."
Dans toutes les revues ont servi déjà... '
"De cette façon nous pourrons éviter."
"Les séances de la Municipalité Et surtout
la Bourse."
"Cette suprême ressource."
"De tontes les revues et d'hiver et d'été."
Enperruque poudrée, et toilette bleu nattier Madame Jacques Behan jolie au possible
vient noue dire combien le bridge et le poker
sont la haine du jour ; son dialogue ses coupiste sont enlevés avec brio, son jeu est plein
de gaieté et de malice. M. Tommy Davies est
parfait en groom de chez Maxim o.
M. Georges J. de Zegheb en haillons sordides,
avec une jambe et un bras en moins, représente le cercle Mehamed Aly
"Certes mon aspect minable.
"Etonne je le conçois."
"Mais, oh ! sort effroyable."
"J'ai perdu jambes et bras...:''
"Et d'antres membres aussi, que je pourrais
voue dire."
"Et d'autres membres aussi, qui se trouvent
ici..."
Inutile de dire le succès de cette chanson, et
celui du jeune auteur et interprête
D'antres artistes, M. Max Fenderl, M. Se
vsetopolo, M. Paparygopoulo, M. Bobbie Bsnachi ont leur légitime part des bis et des
MONDAY, MARCS 18, 1912,
EXTERIEUR
CONTRATS, (12h.30 a.m.)
de Zogheb excellent metteur en scène, M. et
Mme Ivlichalla Pliche en organisant supérieureCoure de la Bourse de Minet-el-Bassal
ment une soirée aussi messie.
Depeches particulières du 16 mars 1912
Coton F.G.F.Br,
La salle de spectacle très grande tendue de
PRODUITS EGYPTIENS
Nov. N.R. Tel. 16.21
damas rouge aven de splendides tableaux
LIVERPOOL
Janvier S.R. „ 16 21
anciens aux mure, les autres salons où se voient
Coton.-Ventes de jour, 400
Janvier A.R. , -.de nombreuses collections de gravures et des
Disponible-9
Mare A.R. „ 16.23
peintures de maitres célèbres, étaient remplis
points
de
baisse)
4
Future.-Mai
:
8s,a
5
dès onze heures d'une assistance élégante. Mme
Mai
1162244
6.
., nov. :8e-e (3 points de baisse)
„
Michelle Pacha recevait ses invités dans une
Juillet
et superbe toilette de damas bleu et broderies
LIVERPOOL
Graines de coton
d'or, garnie de dentelles de Venise Mme PetroGraines de coton.-Actif
R.Nov. Jan. P.T. 81A
a vioh portait one robe en satin noir et dentelles
Fèves.-Marche nul
Mers
„ 83 avec garnitres de diamante, Mme M. Salvago
HULL
Avril
en Damas cerise brodé d'or, Mme Marguerite
83S
de
Graines do coton liv. mars-£73
de Zogheb était habillée de satin et voile de
Mai
„ 84 soie mauve et dentelles de malices, Baronne baisse
REWARGLITS3 :
Jacques de Menasse en satin noir et magnifiFèves.-Pen d'affaires
Coton. - Es hausse
q_ues dentelles, Mme Oh. limes en noir, Mme
LONDRES
•reuee de entre: Faible
Vermont et Mme Lemoine portaient la même
Graines de coton.-Calme
toilette en satin noir et jais noir Comtesse A.
COTON
AMERICAIN
de Zogheb en satin liberty maïs, Baronne
T TIËGRAMMES HAVAS
Ereilo de 1.100(.00 - .ra noir, et blanc MI/18
Maurice Pilla en brocard vert empire. drapée
Future mai-juin : 5 87 (6 points de baisse)
Bourse du 16 ranis 1912
d'un voile en tulle noir, Mme John Chini en
„ ont.-nov. t 5.73 (6 po'nts de baisse)
COCAS DES VALEURS : CLOTURE DU MATIN
satin et mousseline de soie verte, Baronne
Disponible : 6 13 (5 points de baiera)
Felix de Menaces en satin jaune, Mme Jacques
PARIS
NEW YORK
Aghion en damas vert broché d'or était très
Rente Française ...
Fr. 94 80
Middling Upland 10 65 (10 pointe de baisse)
entourée et très félicité au sujet des fiançailles
Dette Egypt. Unifiée ... „ - Futurs mai : 10 47 (4 points de baisse)
de sa charmante fille Adrienne Aghion avec
Banque d'Athènes
„ 121 M. Raymond Gandour, Mme Critchley en satin
oct. : 10 62 (3 points de baisse)
„
Crédit Ferrier Égyptien „ 762 maure et tunique en résille de perles blanches
Arrivages de ce jour. balles 21 000
ot or, Comtesse G. de Zogheb en pailleté bleu
Land
Bank
..
„ 179 Contra é se jour Paredernelim. bal 8 clee
et mauve, Mme Maori en brocard blanc et
Change sur Londres
„ 25 234
argent, Mme Jacques Suarès en broché bleu et
Cours dee valeurs e terme Cloture
dentelles blanches portait de splendides bijoux
Peurs
Mme Alex. Sorsock en vert foncé, Mme Verchère de Reffye en satin paille et broderies de
Rente Française 3 op- Pr. 93 92 ex
MARCHE
perles de cristal, Mme A. Sevastopule en pail
Dette
Egyptienne unifiée „ 103 DE MIN ET- EL- B ASS AL
leté bleu, Mme Cristias Sinano en mousseline
Actions de Suez , „ 6352 de soie crème, Mme Calogeropulo en mauve,
Crédit Foncier Egyptien „ 762 Mme Andrizaki en mousseline de soie chamCrédit Lyonnaise, „ 1544 pagne, Mlle Michailidie en soie rose, etc. etc.
18 mars 1912.-(12h.30 a.m.)
Compt. Nat. d'Escompte „ 940 Après la revue, un somptueux souper froid
est servi, pendant quel les salons sont débarBanque Ottomane _ „ 681 COTONS. - C16ture du marche du 16 mars :
rassés des chaises, M. Ugo Fenderl et M. Assez actif, ventes 1,456 balles
Land Bank of Egypt
„ 122 Agostini Sinadino alternent au piano avec
Lots tures
„ 204 50
BEURRES
autant de talent que de bonne grâce et les
Crédit
Franco-Egyptien..
„ 212 valses se succèdent entraipantes. A 1 heures
Soutenu
Thornson-Honston
„ 810 un orchestre de musiciens, les remplacent mais
BAlITE - DITPTE ET PATO«
Change sur Londres
„ 25.24 les invités de Mine Michelle Pacha font des
Soutenu
Lomme
ovations aux interprètes de la Revue, leur
Etat
dn
marche
de
ce
jour,
rot.
:Assez
wt
redemandent chansons et couplets et les
-Uonsolidéa Anglaie
£ 774
Les arrivages de 2 jours se ohiffrent par
refrains sont repris en choeurs par tonte l'assis
National Bank...
„ 18 *inters 19424 contre même jour Fennec proutance.
Agrioultural Bank
„
6e r
-lente canters 26993
GISELE DE RAVENEL.
Delta
Light
Railwaye
„
744
GRAINES DE COTON. - En hausse
Delta
Dand
„
15,'9
Disponible
Ticket
.New
Egyptian
Cy.
„
12,6
Bulletin de la Bourse
Rien
Mit-Afifi-81
Egyptian Investment
„ 6/3 Fayoum.-794
If
Lundi, 18 Mars.
Khedivial Mail, ord.- „ 9/ BLÉS. - En hausse
Union Pacifie
„ 1714
Querzrz Seine : Coud. Saha P.T. 114 e 116
Mardi insignifiant la National Bank reste
Steel Commun _.
„ 684
„ 110 „ 115
inchangée comme l'Agricole. La Cassa di Sconto
„ Beaune: „
„
Escompte hors banques
34
reprend 34 à 45 fr. la Banque d'Athènes perd
FEUE. - Invarie
Egyptian Salt and Soda „ 14/3 1 fr. à 119, le Comptoir recule de iee à le, e'r ,
Quelere Same : Cond. Saha P.T. 95 a 99
Egyptian
Markets
„
25/6
l'Unifiée reprend f à 1011. La Port Said Sali
est demandée à 13/6, la New Egyptian recule
Union Foncière d'Egypte „
LENTILLES. - Sans changement
à 12/44, l'United est offerte à
Cond. Saha P.T. 99 a 103
COTONS
ORGES.-Forme
On a vendu aux enchères publiques d'ordre
„
Cond. Saha P.T. 78 a 80
de la Bank of Egypt les titres suivants : 6.760
Copie de la depeohe
Egyptian Land Investment sur lesquelles 165
Maur.DE LA COMSSION Dl/ LA B0131113E DES
Piastres ont été déjà renboursées. La Bank
„
Cond. Saha P.T. 79 e 86
MAISCRANDISE2 n'Umm-nem
racheté le tout à 2 livres.
à la
13 -Croce Rossa Italienne à fr. 44 et 45f.
OIGNONS
1 Banque Nationale de Grèce 432fr.4 oblige
LIVERPOOL COTTON ASSOCIATION
Arrivages
de
ce
jour
sacs
26041-contre
- •
tien ville de Paris 1871 à fr. 108e.
100 Cotton Mille pour 311 piastres, 2 obli- meure jour de l'aunes passes sacs 15603 ; Prix *ie• (Cours pratiques ce jour, e 10h. a.m. e 11,
gations Canal de Suez à fr. 606, 13 Bons Pa P.T. 38 a 43, tond. franco-wagon.
Bourse Khediviale).
nama à 1384, 125 Estates pour piastres 120,
Marché calme
Tel. 1644
Livraison Mars
192 Palace Hotels à piastres 75, 76, 90 et 100.
„ 1614
„
Mai
200 Petite Bateaux à 11/9 et 12/6, Il est à
EXPORTATION DU 16 MARS
,,
Juillet
noter que les Palace Hotels ont payé il y a un
Coton.-Balles 3,822
mois piastres 30 de coupon.
„
November
1 844
Graines de coton. -Ardebs 16,415
Marche firm
Arrivages de ce jour, e Minet-el-Baffle
PORT SAID WIRELESS.
Les prix suivants ont ete pratiques ce jour
°antan -
e
COTON
Lloyd's Station
The following ships were in communication
(Coure pratiques ce jour e la Bourse Khed
voile, e 10h.30 a.m.)
Tel. 16e4
Livraison Mare
„ 1614
„
Mai
„ 16l4
Juillet
„
„ 1644
„
Novembre
Marche firm
(BASSE-Eareire)
Province Behera
De P.T. 290 - e 400 Damanhour
Province Garbieh
De P.T. 360 - e 420 Kafr.Zayat
Tantah
„ „ 350 - „ 410 Province Menonfieh
Menouf
De P.T. 335 - a 410 -
direct with Lloyd's Wireless Station at Port
Said on Saturday.
Messages can be handed in et any State
Telegraph Office in Egypt, and the Sedan,
and ail information as to charges, etc., can
be obtained at Bach Offices.
In the Mediterranean.
(MOYENNE.EGYPTE)
Arabie, (White Star), Alexandrie M Jaffa. Fayoum
De P.T. 260 - a 325 Dunotar Caetle, (U. C.), at Jaffa. Vectis, Beni-Souef
„
„ 275 - „ 355 (P. & O.), at Alexandrie, Prinz Heinrieh,
(N. D. L.). Western end of Candie. Wien,
(Austrian Lloyd), Alexandrie to Trieste.
SECTION DES GRAINES ET CEREALES
In the lied Ses,
Prix Ftencereeetili" •
e
"""ti'
,ecelee, tosrléhf), IconNeic w noserine 600
„ Fayoumi
„ 794
„
miles. Kawi, (R. Lloyd), Batavia to Rotterdam 430 miles. Arabia, (P. & O.), Bombay to
London.
ARRIVAGES
Where no distance is etated, the veeeels are
du 18 mars 1912
close, or within easy range, such as off Documente de !'"Alexandrie tleneral Produm
Alexandrie or in the Canal.
Association"
thgàtire municipal très agréable, en satin
jaune avec un diadème portant écrites les
lettres F.M., et Mlle Marika Valaseopulo un
charmant Skating tout enveloppé de fourrures,
avec une délicieuse toque en tulle blanc et
fourrures blanches. Elle nous raconte les
déboires d'un théâtre ou le talent se glace et
dont le Retreim.
"Que je gèle que tu gèles."
SHIPPING MOVELYIENTS:
"A l'instant même je sors."
"Il y e de quoi pincer la mort.." etc.
ALEXANDRIA HARBOUR
A été bissé avec enthousiasme.
Voici Mlle Suey Valassopulo délicatement
IMPARTI:SES
jolie dans son costume orientale, des étoffes de
tulle noire brodées et lamées d'or, une ceinture
de soie rouge d'an ton vif, s'enroule autour de
March 15
la taille, des aigrettes et des perles blanches Abaesieh, Brit. e. Constantinople
lui composent une coiffure originale.
Illiria, Aust. s. Trieste
Elle mime avec dee gestes lents et des envolemente d'écharpe une danse très gracieuse sur Portugal, French o. Marseilles .
une valse de Borodine avec l'accompagnement Lazareff, Ras. e. Syrie
Bosforo, Ital. e. Brindisi and Venice
dee chœurs.
C'est pee tique et très harmonieux. Nombreux Transport, Brit. s. Bombay
bis et rapjele. Très étudié et bien compris le Sea Bell, Brit. s. London
personnage de Baroni chef d'orchestre convaincu, par M. Periclê 3 Aneetasiedis, et ses couplets Castillan, Brit. e. Liverpool
March 16
sur l'air de la "valse brune" sont une fine
Tewfikieh, Brâ. s. Syria
satire se terminant par ces vers.
"Mais le public dormait toujours le lâche."
Wien, Aust. s. Trieste
"Comme s'il n'entendait rien I"
Regel Carol, Ronm. e. Constantinople D est imrossibleelens lire ermites au »si ries Arabian, Brie e. .14ffa
ironie de donner tierce chope qu'une vague idée
de cette revue pétillante d'esprit, de drolerie Castillan Prince, Brit. e. Syria
March 17
et de bennelumour.
"Le plaisir dure toujours."
Eptanisses, Greek e. Brailà
"Des moments trop courte"
Vretis, Brit. a. Marseilles
Chantent en choeur finale toue les artistes,
les applaudissements les bis, les rires joyeux
NOTICES
témoignent aux auteurs M. Jeen et Marie
Lumbroso, M. George J. de Zogheb et a leurs
The S S. Creole Prince with passengers and
très remarquables interprètes que le public est
puerai cargo from London, lel% Malta on
du même avis. Tous et toutes ont fait preuve
de talent, d'esprit, et de courage, M. Ugo Saturday last, and is expected to arrive here
Fenderl au piano, infatigable et modeste, M. ou Wednesday next.
A'essandro Cinadino le deficat musicien en
The Messageries Maritimes S S. Orénoque
s'occupant des parties vocales, le Cte. Georges t is expected to morrow.
camus
DE
(Cours pratiques ce jour e la Bourse Khee
viale e lh.15 p.m.)
TeL 16e4
Livraison Mare
„
Mai
1644
„ 1611
„
Juillet
„
Novembre
1814
Marelle firm
_
't
Y' sOCIA1'lON
DES COURTIERS EN MARCHANDISES
(Service spécial)
FER saseore
B/B 1033 4E8
Graines de coton Ard. 10108 3530
Bles Raidi
Sacs
- 100
e Ballera
Paves Saidi
„ 885 Behera
Lentilles
e
13
Orge
„
- 690
Mals
e
58 Oignons
„ 26041
Melba
Cotons.-Total des arrivages depuis le 1er
sept. 1911 jusqu'à ce jour, can. 6872059 .
Gr. de rot.-Total des arrivages depuis le
ler sept. 1911 jusqu'à ee jour, ard. 3895975.
Contre meme jour en 1910 :
BARQUES XT CHEMINS DE PERS
,/u
Cotons
(Mies de coton
Art- 9840
'Bles Saidi •
, Sao% 1, „z,-Behera
» .. ,„?2- e'
,
Feues Saisi
i
„ Behera
Lentilles
Orge
Mais
DERNIERE HEURE
BOURSE ICHEDIVIALE
Avant-Olotnre, 1h. p.m.
Conne F.G.F.Ba.
Novembre N,R.
Tel. 16.21
JenvierN R
„ 16.21
JanvierA.R.
„ -.Mars A.R. „ 16.23
Mai
16.24
Juillet...
16.24
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Nov: Jan.
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P.T. 8l
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lasued by the "Commission des Courtiers en
Valeurs d'Alexandrie"
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St. Ermins Hotel
At the Heart of London.
Inclusive Terme from 12s. per day.
Ses Advertisement aboya Leader, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Cloture, d'aujourd'hui 18 Mars
80382-20.4412
Cote Officielle
AIX-LES-BAINS.
Crimptant et ternie
Nat. Bank of Egypt Lat. 174
Tramway d'Ales. Priv. Fes. 1224
e N.
„ N.
N.
„ Div. „ 145 -
Alexandrie Water
Let. 12 Behera .
... L.E. 141
N.
„ Privilegiés „ 44
„ N.
Bourse Khed. d'Alex. Let 264
„eaN
Soc, Gen. de Pressage
294
N.
Obligations 4/... „ 914
„ N.
Primer Libres ...
„ 174
„ N.
Lots Turcs .
Fes. 2074
N.
eertese di Soonto nonv. ,.
45
„
Priv. „ 101 „ N.
Anglo-American Nile Le. - Banque d'Athenes Foe. 119 Nlle Land... ._
lot. 3 „ N
Cheikh Fedi
- Foe. 93 Entreprises Urbaines Let.
3eet tee „ N.
Comptoir Financier... „
tee
„
parte de fond. „
1/ „ N.
Building Lande„
l eTe
N.
UnioFe.d'EgyptLS214
N•
„
parte de fond. „
34
N.
Banco dl Roma- Fos. 110
„ N.
Central Building _ Let.
74
„ N.
Soc. Gen. Électrique
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Ste Elect.Beese-Égypte „
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34
don. des Immeubles.- „
64
Presses Allem.
Act. L.S. 134
,, N.
Oblig. „ 98 „ N.
Ghizeh et Rodab
„
- 44
Bonded Warehouee Co. „
5 Banque de Metelin
„ 160 • N.
Gabbari Land N.
Unifiee .
- L.B. 101f
Consolide Anglais
Lat. 774
Rente Française . Fce 93.92
ex
Rente Italienne... - „ 97 Land Bank . Lat.
fondateur „ 48 Banque d'Orient .
Fer. 132 „ N.
Nungovieh Hotels - Ut.
4 -4,1
Obl. S.A. „
99 • N.
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C. „ 90 „ N
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D. „ 854
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Agric. Bank of Egypt „
614
Credit Franco Egypt. Fie. 210 „ N
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14
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44
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REGINA HOTEL BERNASCON
AND VILLA REGINA.
First Ouse, 260 `nome with hot and mId running water
60 private baths.
Extensive shady tenace and gardon. Grand (dere, ore`
Mke and Valley.
3, M. BERNASCON, Proprietor.
BAVENO. Lake Magglore, Italy.
(On Simplon Tunnel).
Grand Hotel Bellevue.
Open from luth February.
Blet renowned English Family Hotel. First clans throughout.
Garage. Orchestra. Apartmen. with Bath;
Moderato Rates.
C. PEDRETTI, Proprietor.
CADENABBIA, (Lake of Corne.)
The Belle Vue Hotel.
HIGHEST COMFORT AND REPUTATION.
Finest and Quietest Position on the Lake.
-
- GOLF. -
A. FEDELE, Manager.
-
GEN0Amm /LÀ 1RAMARE
Cenoa's Really lst Class Hotel,
The FASEIIONABLE RENDEZVOUS in the Huent
position. Grand Tenaces.
"The Last Word" in Hotel Comfort.
Best "CALL" on the way to and
from Egypt.
-
7,e,_
SWITZERLAND.
LUCERNE.
Hotel Schweizerhof.
FIRST CLASS THROUCHOUT.
HAUSER BROTHERS, Proprietors.
35520--31 - 3 - 912
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
IN 19103
Valeurs au comptant
ttamleh Railway . ... Let. 5 116Egypt. Delta Railwaye „
744
Eaux du Caire ...
Fie. 1194
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Jouissance
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198 -
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MONTREUX, Switzerland.
N.
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SYRACUSE•
Grand Hotel VILLA Polit!.
!AM. for
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GRANDS MOTELS
FIRST CLASS.
-
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timing
First Class in every respect.
Splendidly sitmted on the Lake Shore. Close to the
Sporting Pavillon. Entirely renovated.
E. BOREL.
-
London chèque
974
„
Sm. bank paner 964
3m.horme paper 964
Faria chèques
3844
„ 8m. bank paper 3814
„ 3m. heuse parer 3814
Switrerland chèque
8834
3m. bank paper 3794
Germany chèque
4744
e 8m. bank paper 4684
Italian chèque
8811
I Leas one per mille brokerage
Excelsior Hotel.
MONNEY & BEAU SEJOUR AU LAC
.
L.E.
Sh. 30/6 Publie. Egyptiennee... L.S.
Port Said Salt 8h. 13/6 Cotton Ginners
Let. 1 Egyptien and Levant
Steamship - „ 12/ N,
New Egyptian
„ 12/44
„
United Lare
- à er Vfondateur „
Rite Hotels
N•
Land Investment.
„
parte de fond. Sh.
là
Helouan - Lat.
Levioo .
Sh.
Budnaui Zariffe ... Let.
II
Industrial Building _
144
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Banque Egypt de Com. „
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N.
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Splendid Hotels
WITH ALI,
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Daira Sa'nieh
... Let. - Egyptian Markets ... Sh. - Anglo-Egypt. Spinning Let. - eee
part fond. „ - Biens d'Alex. Priv. ... Foe. 127 Div.
50
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Egyptian Cotton Mille Sh. - Egyptian Salt & Soda „ 14/6
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Aue. Credit Foncier-Egyptien... -. Foe 341 Obi. Nonv. Credit Fonoier-Egyptien._ „ 2784
sème
„ 2734
Actions Credit FoncierÉgyptien „ 784 Banque Nat. de Grece
Lat.
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Future : mars-avril 5.88
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octobre novembre : 5.74
Cotons
ALEXANDRIA BOURSE
Aboukir
DEPECRE D'OUVERTOSE
LIVERPOOL,
Stocks and Shares HOTELS RECOMMENDED.
886 8824
38444754
-
8834
Alexandrie, 18th Mercis 1912
atUto Mathan.)
Newly enlargedand thoroughly refurnished. Electric light
throughout. Central heating in every ronce. Private bath•
rooma and nuites. Beautiful gardons. Concerts daily.
New Proprietor GUSTAVE
Also Notai Metrepole, Taormina.
SYRACUSE, Mur.
HOTEL DES ETRANGERS
FIRST CLASS.
Electric light. Central Heating. Prirate Bulbe. All conforta.
Splendid gardon attached.
Pension complete from Fca. 10 upwards.
Prepnowe ENOELKE ZUNKE.
TRIESTE.
Hotel de la. Ville.
FIRST CLASS HOUSE in splendid position near Seashore.
A_EL MODERN COMFORTS.
CompIetely Renevaten ami uuuuu
New Management.
HOTEL ADRI A, Brunch House,
80173-131-3•912
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