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TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1913.

SHIPPING

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UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT TO

MARSEILLES AND LONDON,

TAKING PASSENDEES AND' CarGO TO STRAITS, COLOMBO, INDIA, 'AUSTRALASIA," EGYPT, co.

Due Das Marseilles London

1917,

1917.

Scammers

Colorabo

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Connecting Mail Steamer from Colombo.

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Hongkong at the time of Booking. On the Australian Rous Tickets Interchangeable with Orient Eine.

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THE CHINA MAIL

FRONT LINE BAPTISM.

HOW A RECRUIT WINS HIS EXPERIENCEL

VIAITURE AT THE MOTELAS

HONGKONG HULL, Mr D. Abraham Me EM, Joseph

·Mr E. W. Adams Mrs E. 8. Badooria Hr F. R Alleyne-Haster H. Kadoorie

Browne

Master Ex Radscrie

Me Go S. Archbute Kr James Lamont Mims A. G. Anderson De F. T. Berto

Capt. B. C. saatin Capa. T. L. Larsen Me El. Baring Mr O. A. Balderstone (and Mrs:

· Lauritajien (20 Capt. W. F. Barkers Mr and Mrs J. J. Mrs. Z. Baring Mr. H. Eay Mr H. A. Barter Capt. J. Baxter

tould be erected in front of a trench with the oneray so close at hand... Now bơ was freeing it done, and it looked very simple There was no moon: but the night bei clear, though dark one's eyes Camo presently to make out many salient It was the recruit's arst experience of objects quite distinctly, and the great night work between the lines. His huge bulk of Wytschaate Hill towered glowmily was in a Surrey vilings thirty miles from behind him. Every now and then a Landon, and he had been not many stashell rose, luminating everything month ia thaki. He was one of a fath with light almost as bright as day. gus party sent from the brigade reservs There was a mystery in it which he would; to assist the trench garrison to complete nos fathon. His hears had ceased the entanglemente in front of their new throbbing unduly,'' - Ele was outwardly trench line. And now this Engisir ladecol. But he felt every nerve strung to was marching close to his platoon officer, the utmost pitch, and he walked about up endless communication, trenches, and is a creature of the wild, expecting Fover long stretches - of

country,danger from every point, and ready to

Mr and Mrs A.-L. Capt.).A. ExCulloch

Bonet ground lately in the occupation of the counter it immediately.

HEM O M. McInnes. Capt. de My Branch Mrs J. Heintosh Lenemy. Ordinarily he would have Eis comrades, were working sisadily ones Brand de family, Ure H. McKay

growled under the fatigue of such the entanglements and he found himself Mr A. G. Brooks

Capt. Brooke ---- Hr 3. Marsaki ·

Lady Milller Tought he wished that the working as steadily, as any of them. The W. G. Browell Mr Bria Holler march world never ceas. For he had steel supports were silently screwed into Mr N. Burner W. L. Newman

MF.F.D. Buchman Mas Negus" zo yet been "blooded, and his soul the ground, the wire skilfully festooned Mr LA. Calderon Miss dunked as the thought of the work to be around them, and the whole backed by Col E. Carruthers Mr G. Noble

Mr R. V. Cameron Mr J. S. Nicolson: done in the No Man's Land in close solidly made knife resta securely joined proximity to hidden foes.

up and anchored. Another hour would

murch'..

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At length the firing-line, was reached, and the efficar led the way out on to No Man's Land. For a moment, the recruit pansed, like a bather shrinking from the

see them back in the teaches matreading the long trail back to billets.

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MPG, Fástic Mrs W.R. D. Beckëtt Mr G. Ľudin Mrs E R. Balilios

Major and Mra D. Mrand Mrs Perthier Macdonald Mr J. D. Birrell Mr R. J. Birbeck Mr and Ma F

Bitland Mr H. Blackstone. De andKĩ 0. Me B. A. Boning Mr. B. Kay Me CO. Bobanan riots

Me WR Case Mrs B.B. Plankest Mr P. C. Cont | Cole

Nowan

Mrs & Miss Armitage Mr. Ib. Oligen

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Ozorio

Mr R. H. Parker

Mr J.J. Coleman

fr J. H. Cooter A starshall rose from the enemy tranch Capt. Mr Corneal & V. Pinson

lassen hirectly opposite. A second and a third in

followed. The mer had thrown them-Er J.D. Couang H, E

Rise Corner, AL Flummer

cold of the first plunge. Then he tock stron int at the £rst hiwing sound of the Mr W. H." Chacha" and sons

the parapet in a scramble, slithered down into the ditch on the other side, and very light at the beginning of its fight, remained crouched up on his hands and They were only just in time. One knees, waiting for Transhipment).

the death-dealing furement the enemy trinch was but an IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS,

His heart pounded indistinct blur, a line of shadows, a little bullet to strike. WILL LEAVE DIRECT FOR

against his ribs. He began to count the blacker than the darkness. The next bents, thinking that each would be his toment it was illuminated by the stab. bing flashes of many rißes bellowing forth rapid fire. The bullets droned through the air like a sum of angry boosts,

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Hot nothing happened. The wind but blind and flying much too high. whispered among the grasses of No Man's None of the party were hit. Tes in those Land much as it does in English fields. few cracking daming moments the recruit The broken foliage of a neighbouring tasted the bitterness of death, and learned wood rustled in sympathy. A looss his lesson. strand of wire, twanging to the gentle touch of the treeze, lent a more strident note to the chorus of the wild. He began

after the first plunge has been taken, o feel better. like the shrinking bhuther

CARRY ON.

A British machine gun stottered angrily

thrashed close over their heads. out on the right of the party. Its bullets

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be found his new surroundings not so played steadily along the unpleasant as he had anticipated. He saw parapet. The firing ceased in the first standing straight upright, making ne blackness, like the disappearance of a his comrades swarm past bica, each man traverse. The lire of fishes merged into

attempt to seek cover, With an amp-chalk line on a stack-board under the tion of indifference be crawled out of the sweep of the master's duster. A sudden ditch and joined them.

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It was their duty to lis wore dis- lance in front of the working party, so that they might hold up any attempi of the Germans to rush their comrades. The mon detailed for this work casually

Carry on," whispered the officer; and Esauntered to within Bity yards of the Tenamy trench, and lay down.

the dark forms rose from their hiding (The -night was dark), - "Should any attack take places and carried on. The recruit rose place, thesd fellows would have small with them, and found he was not afraid. He had won his experience. No thought chance of escape. Yet their, altitude showed no trace of concern. The recruit mind. The enemy was still only a few of the danger of his position troubled his

| began to feel the effect of their coolness,

and his spirit mounted higher and higher, yards away from him." But all he was

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