EARLIER TELEGRAMS,
fcontinued from Page 5.)
RUSSIK,
NAVAL COMMISSARY ARRESTED
FETROGRAD, Mar. 21.
Naval Commissary Dybenko has been ; arrested for not taking the necessary measures of defence at Narra.
M. TROTZKY'S SUCCESSOR. The newspapers state that M. Joffre, ex-President of the Breatlitovsk pence Delegation, bas been appointed Foreign Commissary in succession to M. Trotsky.. DUTCH SHIPPING IN AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION ORDERS
SEIZURE
WASHINGTON, Mar: 21. The Presiden in a proclamation authorizes the seizure of Dutch ships in American ports.
The proclamation was issued after the War Trade Bontl had been informed that Holland bal rejected the American
ltimatum to transfer the ships.
SEIZURE NOW IN FORCE EN AMERICA.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22 The scizare of Dutch ships came into Je yesterday evening.
CURTAILING THE USE OF GAS AND ELECTRICITY.
DRASTIC RESTRICTIONS IN ENGLAND.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
· ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.
6TH SUNDAY LENT, MARCH 2418. Holy Communiqs (7.50 a.m.) latins (11a.m.) Reporses. Ferial; Venite Novelle
Psalms, Camidge; Te Deum, Cakeley in F: Benedictus, Garrett Hymns, 108, 99.
God Save the King. Evensong (6 pr.) Responses, Feriaron; Paalma Fitzherbert, Nares, Nimbault, Rinibault; Magni fiat, Cooke (13th morning): None Dimittis. Rimbault (17th morning); Hymns, Ve, 267, 94. Selections from the Elijah" will be
sung on Good Friday at 9.10 p.m.
Union Church, Kennedy Road.
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THE CHINA MAIL.
FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.
CHAIRS.
I-In Victoria with two Bearers...
VISITORS. AT THE HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL
Mr. D. Abrakam Dr F. T. Keyt Mr B. Adam. Capt. T. L Larsen Miss A. G. Anderson Me and · Mrs" - C. Mr Geo. S. Archbatt Lauritsen
Mr J. H. Baring MrA. H. Layi Mr H. A. Faxter Mr sad Mr J. J. Mr L. Beckingsale Leiria Mes E. R. Folios. Mr E H. Betmatt Mr and Mrs.
Beswick Mr H. E. Beyer
Mr R. J. Birbeck
Mr J. D. Birrali
Mr C. O. Bohanan
Bir H.J. Both
Mr and Mrs A.
Bonet
Capt. and Mrs J..
Lennox
C:Mr J. P. I. Løvert Mr R. P. Linnell Mr C. Little
Treasures of Hair and Skin
Preserved by Cuticura
If you use Cuticura Soap for every-day toilet purposes, with touches of Cuticura Ointment now and then as needed to soothe and heal the first pimples, red- ness, roughness or scalp irritation, you will have as clear a complexion and as good hair as it is possible to have.
Sample Each Free by Post Addrew Deet-band: mg: NOWOIT # JOAN 17 Charterhouse Squ, Lasarus", doki svwywhere.
WEATHER REPORT.
Quarter hour.
Hal hour,
One hour,
Tarea bours
March 13 15h 10m-No returns from Japan and Windivestock. Pressure has decreased considerably over N. China, moderately over Tongking and slightly elsewhere. The antiopcions is Major and Mrs D. probably central over the Sea of Japan; the depression over Indo Chins, bas become deeper.
Mr G. Ludin
Macdonald
Mr JJ. Mackintosh
L. Mr and Mrs F.
Maitlard
Capt. & Mr. Branch Mrs Brand
Mr W. G. Browell Mr N. Burna
Mr L A. Calderon
Dr
and Mrs.
Marriott
Mr G. E. May
Mr G. M. Melanes Mr and Bits
McIntosh
Sunday Services, March 24th. Morning Service at 11 am. Hymns,
40, 231, 300: Fsalro, 61. Subject: The Future Life, 3; (Christ Mr R. V. Cameron LONDON, Mar. 20.
and the Saduceza). Evening Service at 6 pm. Hymns, 361
172, 110, 249, 617. Preacher: Tev. J. Kirk Maconschie.
In the Flame of Commons, Sir Albert Stanley. the President of the Board of Trade, announced the scheme of restrie- tious affecting all mera of gas and electricity, limiting them to five sixths of the guantity consumed daring the corresponding quarters of 1917. "It is applicable to 23 counties south of a line from The Wash to Bristol, excepting munitions works, hospitals, eter
The scheme necessitated considerable restrictions of the London trama and underground railways; abolished the lumination of shop windows, and closed the restaurants at 9:30 and all-pisces of
amusement at 10.30.
A scheme for Ireland was being con- sidered.
Sir Albert, Stanley forecasted the immediate cancellation of a very com siderable number of passenger trains. He mentioned that Germany was in & bad way as regards transport. Last autumn Germany had reduced her train services by 55 per cent, and there had been considerable reductions since in the tramways, which, in some cases, had been reduced by 75 per cent,
CHINESE AFFAIRS.
THE SOUTHERN DEMANDS.
St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon. STSTAY ART BIVORE EASTER MARCH
24TH.
Holy Communion at Evening Service. Morning Prayer at Lism. Responses, Feris; Venite. Novello; Psalmus, as set: Te Deum, Wood ward, Smart and Turle; Benedictus, Troutbeck Byrons,
586, 18), 147, & 42 (1. & M. Tune).
God Save the King Evening Prayer at 8 p.m.
; Psalms, as set; Mag- Responses, Feria!
nificat Barnby, Chant 833 WA. Nunc Dimittis, Barnby, Chant 340 W.A.; Kyrie, Thorne: Hymns 24 193, 88 and 444 (Tune 39)."
St. Peter's Church. West Paint.
Sunday Services. March 24th. 6.m.-Holy Communion,
1 s.m.-Morning Prayer, and Sermon. Prescher: Rev. W. I Featherstone.
The Gospel Fall
10 12 PYDDER STELET, Weekly Services-Sunday: Breaking of Bread for Believers only, 11. m. Gospel Meeting, 8 p.in. Tresday and Thursday. Bible study
8 p.m.
Friday, Ladies' Bible study, 5.30 p.m. Saturday, Prayer Meeting, 6 pm.
Wesleyan Methodist Churab, Nanohal.
Sunday Morning Service, 10.15 am Sunday Evening Service, 4.15 pm.
Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Areanzl Street
Sunday Evening, Gospel Meeting, 8 p.m.
St. Joseph's Church,
Garden Rosd.
Miss and Sermon at 10 am. followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
A communiqué from the Intelligence First Church of Christ Scientist.
MACDONNELL KWAD Bureau of Canton says :——-
While the South-West and the Con-Wednesdays, 5.30 p.in.
Sundays, 11 am. stitutionaliata deeply realize the distress and suffering brought to the people through the internal struggle in Chins and appreciate the suggestion of media tion offered by commercial organizationė, Chinese and foreign, the leaders wish to point out that no endurable peace will ever come to China unless law is respect- ed and is supreme and not the will and selfish desires of those who happen to be in command of military forces or public finance; that the Provisional Constitu- tion shall be respected and observed and that the National Assembly illegally dissolved shall be reconvockted at Peking without further interference from mili- tarists-all these are the demanda of the South-West, tarms of peace that will insure freedom, liberty and a representa- tire assembly not only to the democratic inhabitants of the constitutionalist pro- vinces but also to those who are being On London easlaved by militarian and by powérial political and financial cliques. The obstacles to trade and commerce and the hardship to the people will be by far greater unires China is ruled by the xepresentatives of the people and not by few individuals happening to bold rent power in the army or the keys of public financial institutions.
Roman Catholic Cathedral, Glenealy,
Mass at 6, 7 and 9.30 a.m. High Mass at 8 a.m.
Cole
Mr J. Merecki
Mr W. E. Clarke MR. P. Plunkett: Mr T.-J. Middelkoop
Mc J. 8. Nicolson Capt. & Mrs Corne-Mr G. Noble
Mr F. F. Cimirst Mr. Painics
Gussen
Miss Corneliussen Mr J.D. Courtney Prof. & Mra Papini Mr J. Danenbergson Mr W. J. Pringle Mr & Mrs ClarksonMrs B. Pritchard
Dye
and $ sons Mr and Mrs EL F. Mr E. H. Ray
Edsall
Miss F. Reay Hme. E. Esanalt
Comdr. W. W. Reed, Mr and Mrs
Flinter
Dr and Mrs C.
Franklin
A.
RN.
Mr D. Reichulman
M. M: F. Reichelman
Mr G. Risch
Mr. M. Gaujoin Mr Gestreand Mr Louis Getz Mrs S. Gossler M. V. Goulbourn Mr and Mrs L. Gray Mr G. Grimble Miss D. Grimble Miss V. Grimble. Mr J. A. der Groot Mr and Mrs Bobt.
Fall
Capt. T: P. Hall Mir al Mrs W. A.
Hannibal
Mr HL M. Richards Mr M. Rishwood Mr D. Ritchie Mr J. H. Scott Me Sewall Mr 0. E. Boybt Mrs H. Sheehan M: R. D. Sbeldoo Mra M. Slade
Mrs W.H. Sparke Mr J. Stalkor Mr A. W. van der
Stat
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1918-
SHARE REPORT.
MARCH 23, 1918.
ཡཝཱ ས** ... 10 cents
Approximats
90
Stook sad pall,' up. Valde
11.201
Lans. Lvidena
and data.
JOLT'S div.
Six bourasierten
Day (8 am to 6 p.m.)....$1.00
If the trip is extended beyond Victoria.
half tare extra
BAKER.
II-Beyond Fictoria, with four Bears. Hongkong & 5′hal #12596:0 a 80s Poal of £3-3/- & bonus
Six bours
of £1 st Ex. 3- s/0) 1917
6 po
Between the hours of 8.30 pm, and 6 am, the above fares shall be increased by 50 per centum.
Bour,...DET
** 0.80 cents.
Three hours..
Day (8 am to 8 pmn.),
$1.00 1.50 9.00
III-In the Hill District,
With Bearers With 4 Bear 13.,
MARINE INSUR
ANCES.
Quarter hour......$0.15 HAK bout,
... 0.20 One hour, PO „Atwo hours, --grai
J.50 Three hours.
****... 670
$0.30
Vento kā 508300 k,
0.40
$7 fios
maios, . 825
0.00
1/0 1915 and Interim
0,50
Marie Chinas £T, 190. bi
Six hours, ..................... 1:00 Day (8mm. tc6p.m.)1,50
1.00 1.50 2.00
Un $1000 a B
ICKSHIS.
In the land or Hongkong engage
Amate in Fictoria.
Ten minutes, amat
Quarter hour,..... Half hour, sed Ore hour,................... Every Subsequent hour.
'5 cents.
Yangiaxon
at $16 a 1918. ... Final dividend of 15 %
making 30 % for 1918.
Finial of 29 and bonus!
of Sto ale 1015 and Tutarica of suns19ra
4 80-90171 b. (ex. 73) Final of 15 making $11
10 T ·FIRE IN SUBAHUES.
SU " Chins Frans A{$133.1.
- D8308
SHIFTING.
Note the ricksha be engaged | Hongkong within the City of Victoris, and be dis charged outside the Western part of the City of Victoria after 9 p.m., or be dis charged to the East of Bay View Police Douglas Bermain 30877& Station on the Eastern side of the City of Victoria alter 9 pm, an extra half fare, ahall be chargeable.
II.-In Kowloon
6 cents.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 4 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inch. Total Quarter hour,
Half bour, since January 1st, 0.41 inch, against
Hour, an average of. 5.1 inche
Every subsequent bour, ....................... 10
III-Taipo Road.
Forecast for the 24 hours ending st noon on the 44th March --
1-Bonging to Gap Rock: E. and S.E. winds, moderate; cloudy with fog or mist, probably some rain.
S-Formors Channel: The same as No. 1.
3-South coast of Chins between Hongkong and Lamocks: The same as
No. 1
4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan: The same as
No. 1.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
The Parcel Post Services to British Kaat Africa and Egypt (except for niem bers of the Expeditionary Forces) and to Abyssinia, Bagdad, Erithres, French Somali Coast, Italian Somaliland Portuguese East Africa, Zanzibar and Bassin have been suspended.
LOCAL. AND REGULAR. MAILS OUTWARD..
Wxzx-DAYS'
Fox
Mr C. P. Templeton M. F. G. Thompson Ms R. E. Thompson Mr P. Thomson Capt. B. Trowbridge | fal 0 ... Mr Thos. Vint
Mr W. J. van Wag
lendonk
Mr G. Harper Mrs A. M. Harris Mr H. der Hartog Mr A. C. Hayton Mr A. Hicks Mr and Mrs Paal
Hodgson
Mr E. B. Waite MW..Hoogewarf Mrs J. Watoon MrA.Shelton Hooper Mr L. Weenig Mr L. Hope
Dr R. B. Wetherall / Mr TA. Host Mr and Mrs R. Capt. and Mrs R. Weymouth
Innes
Mr G. G. Wood
Mr and Mrs H
Vylie
Mrs ML. Jolley Mr E. M. Joseph Mr A. C. Kater
KING EDWARD HOTEL.
ir E. Almond Mr G. D. Kincard 1r and Mire Asger Mrs B. Legge
and son
Ars Lishman Mr G. Bannerman. Me. R. Masterman
MW. Budge Mr B., Mateuo Me 1, A. Barbury Mr & Mrs Mcdinsh
Mr and Mrs T. 8. Mrs McÛee
Cheng, Mr E. Colebrook Mr D. CorcSTAN MrJ. Crookston
dr B. M. McTavish Mr W. Morley
Mr E. A Neilson
Mrs W. C. Pasamore
His Crookston Mr and Mrs G. E
3.30 p.m.-Benediction of the Blessed Mrs T. B. Culhane
Sacrament.
EXCHANGE. Hongkong, March 23, 115.
Back, Wire
*
On demand, ...
30 days' sight
ጉሞ 4 months' sight. ***
Credits, 4 months night,
Documentary, 4 months' sight 3/2) Jn Paris-
On demand,
Credits, 4 months' sight
Qa New York-
On demand,
Credita, 60 days"right,
ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE BRIGADE. On Bombay-
Wire, On demand HONGKONG AND CHINA DISTRICT. On Calentia
Wire On demand All Detachedite will parade on the Cricket Ground in Sunday, the 24th Oa Singapore On demand matapat, Dam for Company and Stretcher Dril, and inspection of equipa Manila Iment.Dress Helmets, shorts, putters, Haversacks (fitted), waterbottles (Bled) Ambulances and stretchers required..
Ro. 3 VAD
Monday, March 25th
1.15 p.m.-Becruit Diff Tuesday, March 28th-
L15 pm-Beerust Brill Wednesday, March 2ib.- 2.10 p.Band Practice. Saturday, March 30th
2.30 p.m.-Band Practico.
No. 4 V.A.D.
***** A * Section."
Monday, March 25th
420 p.m. Bandaging Frolics. Thursday, March 28th.
4.20 p.in--8quid and Stretcher DL
"B" "Section/
Monday, March 26th
13 p. Fins Add Class, W
Expat Bandaging Practice
Os demand,
On
Shanghai-
On demand
On Tekohad
1334
20 days sight(private paper).princes
On demand,...
Gold Lend, 100 fine (per toel)
Bwvereigna (Bank's buying rate)
£1.60
Silver (peron) ngàn sao tôi đi Bar Hiver in Hongkong 1:24Z
Pine Copper Cash
Thiners Copper Centerpin
Hate of Native Internet
Chinese Bub. Co
Haukong Sul. Usin
pou
dis.
HE NEW FRENCH REMEDY
THERAPION NII THERAPION" N. 2 THERAPION N). -
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THYME PRONE STARTKLING TURM OF SAY TOʻZAKA
DELFIDE” IS CO.
THERAPIONE
MrBA
Bichardson
Donaldson Mr K. Famateu
Mr Finlayson
Mr G. Fritz
Mr.E.. J. Gilea
Mr J. C. Gilling
Mr H. M. Sherwin
Mr E. M. Sleigh
Mr L. Smith
Mrs Stewart and
Mr and Mrs. Gregory children
Mr & Mrs Hammca Mrs Stubbings and
and children." daughter. MrG. R. Haywood Capt. & Mrs Swain Mr A. W. T. Hoy Miss Thompson MrJ. Irwins MAA Todt
Mr and Mrs Wm. Mr and Mrs Under
Jacksna
wood Mr B. Jamed Mr. T. Underwoord | Mra L. Kilbán and Mr and bin J. W,
child
White
PEAK HOTEL
Birs C. W. Abrame Mr and Mrs Geo Mien Abrama
Lammert Mr and Mrs F. T. J. Mira Litt
Cap &raMacaulay Miss Satin
RAMO Mr and Mrs D. K. Mr and Miss Mait
Mra Matheson
Mr E Bridden
Mr HF Mattingly Mr and Mrs 0. T. Mira Moore To
Brenksper and Mrs G. F. Me and Mira & Nightingale
Carter Mts H. N. Peele Mr and Mrs E. A. Mr T. L. Porkins
Cartwright? 04. – Mr W, F. Roberta le Mrand Mes E. W Mrs Salvesen
Cary... Mi Mix Skinner d Mr and Mrs E. J.Mr&Mrs & Findlay
Chapman
Smith Mrs Cormmelted Birs On W. Smith Capt. & Mrs Douglasks & Mrs Y. Findlay Me8. Evans a Brith a
Mr Denonas Füller Mri H. Sveeri Mre Gerlick Mr. and Mrs. B.
Halo
Lt. Col. John Ward,
CMG, M, P.
Me and Mia FM
Me and Mrs FCM Waller
Harley
Mr And Mra"
Jolmena
Mr and Mrs E. L
Kindersley
Tai Po......
+
5.00 PM ...10.003.
7.30.M 3 P.X.
4.00|2.3.
Choong Chow... Shatankok, Sha-
tin and Shengshui Aberdeen. Autan,
Ping Shan Sai Kung, Santin, Stanley.. 4.20 p.m.
Canton, Samedi
17.30 and Wuchow Lettar & r.. Regis: 6 r.M.
(7.15.3. Macro
1.30 P.. (6.00 F.M. Kangmoon Except.
Saturdays Namta and
Sanmei......... 5.00 P
Shamthan 400 F.K.
₤10,00
SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS
9.30 4.3.
i
· 19
Stamboe 15819) b. 18) sa..
Indo-Chinas →
(Preferred....£5132) h Deterred)... £53154
Twenty centa shall be added "Shell" Transports £1100/-b for each extra hour or part
of an hour if the hiver causes
the journey to take longer] “Star Ferry * sumas: ♬ than
To 4th mile-
single....... 75 centa...I bour. return 1.002 hours. Beyond 4th to 8th mile
..2 hours.
single $1.20 return $2.80. Beyond 6th to 9th mile
single1.75. return%200 Beyond 8th to 12th mile-
single #2.00
return 82.50
Fares
#
cor journeys beyond the 11th mile to be a matter of previous swange ment in each case.
The fares here set out to apply to one ricksha with three cookies from Taim Sha Taui.
FARES FOR PUBLIC CARBIAGES. I
Not exceeding per passenger.
REFINERIES,
China Sugar100. Malibon. Sugar P. 50 $391 b.
Kailezia
MINING
Langenis media. 10/T.347 h.
Rimbe...
for 1915 and special ofį $accoun: 19te 11 p.
7 and bonus * for
1915. ****
837 for IVIS
TD.O..
Finalof $5a/c 1916-1917-
131 p
30 cent for 1917
[Int. of 3/- a/]×17 Tat. of e-ale 1917
Interim 2 s/c1917 free
of income tax coupos:
$1.80 div. and 30 cents to bonne for year ending 30-4-17.
312 for 1918
P. 8 to 1917.GE
Int. diy, at 1/- fres of in
come tax, making 10% /c 1916-1917 compon No 9.
Tia. 1 for 3418-
1. interim making ́t/-'
ale 1918,
9% 1915
2
Tronoh Minosi 39/ b
Oral Carplans -...
...
DOCES, WHARVES
From Slaughter House to
Sailors' Home
AND GODOWES.
04 centa
From Sailers Home to Government Civil Hos
Kowloon Whagres # 50) ($924. b. 84 4
H.K. & Wham pós-
Docke
#8 dir, and $4 bonus
making 310 a/c 1917.)
F
pital
From Government Cirî
Hospital to Clock Tower From Clock Tower to Race
Couse .....es From Clock Tower to Bay View House ---- From Wanchai Market to Bay View House meigia From Bay View House to QUSITY Bayernized
II-In the City of Victoria
Not exceeding
Quarter hour, Half hour, 5.00 P.M. One hour.
Two hours,
Three
9.00 .. Four Five
Six "
same. $30 181 b. 131. Final of 87 and bonus of $21, making $12 1,0 1917. Ta..0 for gest: ending |
30-4-17
Shanghal Doors
$100 T 27 d. 974 m.
'HOTELS LANDS
DET POLESTIEST. 10 cents
AND BUILDINGS
10
"70:
5.00 P.M. One day from 8 a.m. to 8p.m. $1.25
III-Beyond Victoria.
5.00 F.M.
One bourse 8.00 XT HOT
Three
++
-
Four
Five
7
FROM SHEUNGWAN WESTERN BRANCH P.O.
--WEEK-DATS
Ков
Macao.....
17.30
1.30 PM
SUNDAYS &
Not wedding per vassenger. +5 centa
45
75
One day from 8am to 8 pm. $1.50
3 final making. 86 alc
1917 57alo 1917
Hongkong Hosel_# 5 8873 h. Contral Beton"...8201 (997 b. Hongkong lands...5A SÅ V
Humphreys Ratuon 3 30 434 b..
Kowloon Lands E 30 #27)
Wat Polis
£878
Shinghai Land T. SL. 72
Final of $34 making 17
fo 1917.
50 esata for 1218 ...
2 for 1917
Final of $3 making a
/ 1817
c. half year
COTTON MILLB
wa
T60F. 170 Shanghal Cattons T. 50 T. 138
If a Telicia is discharged beyond the HOLIDAYS limits of the City of Victoria bait fare (7.30 LM, extra is to be allowed for the return 8.30 LM.
11.30 Far. | journey.
IV-In Kobicon 17.30 L.M.
Not exceeding 10.30.X.
per passenger.Kung FT 10T." löym.
.00
$7.30 LX. 9.30 F.M
Canton
*** 5,30 PM- Tai Ping
;་་ Tang....9.30P.M. 9.30 F. 9:30. Shok Ki......9.30 F.M. 9.30PM. 9.30 2.3. Kongmoon .8.00 P.M. 5.00P.M. 6.00 PM. Kumchuk8.00 8.00 F... 8.00PM. Kaukong 8.00 ... 8.00PM. 6.00.
Except: Saturdays.
In the case of Mails closing before & Registration closes nt õ o'clock on the previous eveningssel
am
HONGKONG TIDES.
The tide table even below has been compiled at the National Almanna Ofice
Quarter hour, Half hour, One hour, Two hours, Three Four con Five.... Six
+60
80
1.40
Tangteenoor Orientale,
2.50
2.40
2.90
3.00
One day from 6 am to 8 pm. - 5.00..
Between the hours of 8.20 pin and e am. the above fares shall be intressed by 50 per cent III.
OFFICIAL NIGHTS IN MARCH.
The following table shows the Etan dard Timest hich Oficial Night ands
in London from the result of the analysis and begins during the month of March,
1978 of observations taken by mexus (of na: sutomatie tide-reonding machine in the Date Water Police Basin at Tsim Sha Tami Mar. 23rd 6.13 during she yenis 1005-0.
....... The zeru of the table corresponds with
the zero of the rounding in the Admiralty.
Loet Chart which has been found to be 3 inches below mean sem-level”.
To obtain the depth of water on the tide gange-s) the Victoria Naval Tard sdd a foet 4 inches, and on the gange at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add. 10 foot 4 inches to the beight given in the table. March 24th to 31st, 1918
35. *
Halgor
6.45
MISCELLANEOU8.
Quins-Borneos
[T. (43) 6)
Light & Rowen € 5341195,
Chu-Frodes, # 10 87.19 %)
Dairy Farms # 71|829_b. Greens falanda
73 87.79 b. 7.80
Hongkong Kisetries 8:10 66dý k
Hongkong Zom
Begina.
6.47 p.m.
Eon ton lop
24th, 3
.8.47.
20ch,4118
8.47
Hongkong Tramway
26th, 10, 27th, 8.58 2810, 6.08 29th, 6.08 30th 6.07 31st, des
8,47
·ELE, Steel Foundry #10#10|
BR 4.49 Bid
Peak Tramways FLS::1088, až
HONGKONG REGISTER
Steam Laundry
Univer
·Barometer ... 20.02 $83 Temperature 62
5
Bamidity
Direction of
Wind
Parce
0.01 2000 0.00
31.10.17
Ta 20 Ir year ending
|Tia: 6 dir, àfo year ended
80-8-17.
2 for 1917
$1.25 1017
D.c. for 28-8-06 42011 7U santa for 1918
12 for Text rending
ans for 1917 ******
·[384 s/c 1918/17 Bonna
15 Kent-KATARE a2 interim s/c 1917...... 2.
#finland borns of 81 making #3 a/d 1917 Final of 14% / 1917.
7% for 1914/1917 ..
Dur
19 p.
15 p.5
13.
30 doute for year 31-5-171213
127 / 8/8-1917 vnsermoners
10. p.
$10 p«
150 pants for
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