TO
-EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
Bouter's Sarvies to the China Mail.) (Continued from Page 1.) ·
THE PROLETARIAT.
RETIRES TO STRIKE A FIERCER
BLOW.
LONDON. February 11th. The Belfast strike has been provision ll settled. the men agreeing, abject to cormation on February 12th. to resuTJ work on a basis of a 4-hour week, pond- Sing a Conference, at which employers will undertake to recommend less than a 4-hour week.
Loscos. February 11th. "The Card Strike Committee will to oumend a fail resurption of work on February 1tir.until we can perfect four forces with a view to enforcing our laim for a 10-hour week by a national Efrike of all-workers in the tear future."
LONDON, February 10th. A communique from Paris, dated: February 10th states-
of
The International Labour Legislation Commission has decided that the general Conference of Nati to deal with labour legislation. and consist
the Government delegates representing Bad organisations of employers and Forkers.
RUSSIA.
Wosis, February 10th. A British manusique from North Russia states: ---
Liverpo troops and a detachment of the Freneb Foreign Legion consisting of Russians, trained and oficered by Franch, carried out a successful raid south of Kadish, inficted beary casual- tica. destroyed two feld-gans, and upset the enemy's preparations for an attack.
Lisarons, February 10th.
BOATS DUE TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.
VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE.
FEBRUARY 12 YAMAGATA MAHU, N.Y.E, from Calcutes, with wait.
FEBRUARY 14. TAISHO MARU. N.Y.., from Calcutta, with mail.
EMPRESS OF ROSS A, Canndisa Pacifa, from London tia Colombo and Singapore, with mail.
FEBRUARY 18.
“BAIRI MARU. D. & Co, from Jara. FEBRUARY 16. KAMAKURA MASU, N.T.K., from Japan, with mail
YEBRUARY 19. IYO MARU, M.YK, from London, with mail.
YETOROFU HARU, N.3.5, from Calcutta, with mail.
FEBRUARY 9. HECTOR, B. and S., from Liverpool. FEBRUARY 21,
TANGO MARU, J. Y. E., from Australia, with mail --
FEBRUARY 2
FORE, P. and D., from Tokohama. COLOMBIA, Pacid Mail, from San Francisco, with mail..
FEBRUARY S. SHINYO HARU, T.S.K., Rom San Franciscs, with mail.
ELFENOR, B. and S., kom Liverpool.
FEBRUARY 28.
•
AGAPENOR, B. and S, from Liverpool.
"MARCH 1. LAOMEDON, B. and S.,(from Liver-
MARCH 3
A Russian newspaper states that Mos-pool. sow is completely rained, under the Bol- The city has suffered shevik regime.
The shops are more than Perograt axed and signboards one. There is no trade as most of the megahants base Hed." The rich people, who have not escaped, are prisoned. gwaiting execution. Many executions vecur daily
"BRITISH SHIPPING.
LARGE ORDERS PLACED.
Luxus, Feiraazy.10rh Writish shipyards have recently booked orders for well over 100 vessels, repres scating very large tonnage. probably a record.
This is
The Ellerman-Bucknall Line alone ordered over 50 steamers on the North East Coast.
The British India Stan Navightjoń | Company is building 9 large liners.
The Cunard Line is building eight: the Baaldson Anchor line, and the Donald- son Brothers, six: Elder's, and Fyffe, four: Shaw, Savill and Albion, three: the Union Castle and the Commonwealth Dominion Company, two each. The shipbuilding outlook is Bright, provided labour settles down.
"HAYAS" ITEMS.
very
PARIS, February 4th.
A Havas messago saya:— Three French Major Generals and 90 Brigadier-Generals were killed in action. Due Major-General zad 18 Brigadier- Generals succumbed to wounds and dis-
PIs, February 4th.
A Havas mesengo says im The death is announced of Baron Arthur Schickler, the well-known recu horse owner.
PARIS, February 4th.
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Tel. 2877.
KAISER MUST PAY.
Mr. Bonar Law, speaking at Mile End on Dec, 11, said our Cabinet had
RIOJUN MARC, D, & Co., from discussed the question as to whether Japan, with mail.
or not we could demand the trial of the Kaiser. So far as we were con- cerned, we had decided that we should (loud cheers), and we had
from
MARCH 9. ΑΝΤΟ MARU, 15. 5, Valparaiso
MARCH 10. BORNEO MART, D. & Co, Java, with fail..
FUSHIMI MARU, N.T.K., from Seattle, with nail.
MARCH 15.
from
可
PROTESILAUS, B. and S., from Singapore.
BANKING, China Mail, from Sas
decided that we would recommend that course to our Allies and do our best to get it carried out. There is nothing vindictive about that at all. In my honest belief, unless we take that view any question of the possibility of a League of Na
Tel. 2877.
WHAT ARE YOU THINKING OFF
POST OFFICE.
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Telegraphic · communication with Waglan Lighthouse was restored at 1.40 pm today.
The parcel post servico to Cuba is suspended.
It is notified that all restrictions as to the use of wireless Telegraphy by Merchant Yeasels on the China Station have been abolished..
The Services to Germany, Austria, Balgaria and the Ottoman Empire are suspended.
No unoficial latter addressed to Abadan, Ahwas or Mobammorah in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight.
The insured latter and insured parcel services · between Egypt (or in transit (through Egypt) and Cypris are tempor
arily suspended.
p
Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will in fature be forwarded from Hongkong in bags and the Publis are therefore advised to pack suelï parcels very carefully.
Until further notice parcels for civil addresses in the provinces of Unine, Vicenza, Treviso Padus, Venice and Bal- lune in Italy will not be accepted far. transmission unless posted under the. British War Office Fermit
The Parcel Post Services to British East Africa and Egypt (except.. fer members of the Expeditionary Forces), and to Abyssinia, Fagdad, Frithres, French Somni Coast, Italian Somaliland,. Portuguese East Africa, Zanzibar and' Russia have been sus perded.
Registered and Parcel Mails close 15 minutes earlier than the tims given below unless otherwise stated.
INWARD MAILS.
SATURDAY, February 13.
While the high talk was in pro. gress the plain man was examining his rough and to gnarled han in Straits-Per EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.. and be took advantage of a lullds, the conversation to ask:
"
Can any of you fellows give me a real and sure cure tor warts?"
1
OUTWARD MAILS."..
FRIDAY, February 14. via Nagasaki Honolulu, Canada. United States, Central and South America, and EUROPE vis. San Francisco-Per WILIS Ro- gistration 5p.m. Feb. 14, Letters 8.30 am.
Bangkoks. Ceylon, Maurities,
It was a dreadful anti-climax, but Japan it expressed a feeling of weariness with great things that is becoming We are in need of a very common. mental rest. As Bill Nye phrased it, we are in danger of "spraining Straits, our thinkers by grappling with
South Africa. Indis via Dhanush kodi, Bombay, Aden, Egypt | things that are beyond our grasp.
and EUROPE via Suez Per Every morning the papers have articles about such subjects as
KASADO MARU, Registration "The
3.15 Letters 9.00 a.m. Freedom of the Seas," The FreeSwatow and Bangkok-Per DEUFAR. dom of the Air or rather, the
11a.m. feasibility of linking together the Formosa many, and leave immure the man ship routes-"A League of Nations" who by his own showing had absolute to enforce world peace, and so on, TAMAGATA MARU, NY... for authority and could have stopped and so on. In order to deal with Japan.
Francisco, with: mail,
DEPARTING VESSELS.
FEBRUARY 14.
FEBRUARY 15.
SUMATRA MARC, U.S.K., for Buenas Aires and Bio de Saneiro.
TAISHO MARU, N.Y.K., for Japan. TENTO MARU, T.K.K., for San
Fraccisco.
FEBRUARY 17. MISHIMA MARU, N.X.E., for London,
"FEBRUARY 18."
How
tions becomes almost absurd, can you attempt to try and perhaps to punish the instruments of the
vin Keelung-Por KOYO MARU, 1 p.m.
horrid cruelty. perpetrated by Ger-/ different parts of the world with a witow, Amoy and Ecochow-Per HAL-
any of those atrocities? (Cheers.) Further, if the prevention of war is to be our aim, what better method could we teach than to demonstrate what will be the punishment for those who attempt to force war upon future generations? (Cheers.)
Then there was the question of making Germany pay. Here, again, BANRI MARU, D. and Co. for Japan. they could not say what would be
FERRUARY 19.
FEBRUARY 21.
HONG, I p.m.
Philippine Islands-Fer YUENSANG,
Straits,
such things intelligently we must think for the planet. A country or an Empire is no longer big enough for us. Every scheme, for the good of humanity is a world scheme, and the world must be reshaped to fit Straits it. No wonder, the plain man loses his grip on it all and begins to think about his warts.
9.m
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1.15
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1919.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE
Tel. No. 1793.
Tel. No.
CORONET 1743
FEBRUARY 13, 14, 15 & 16, 1919.
WILLIAM S. HART ·
IN
HELL'S HINGES."
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
IN
“CHARLIE AT THE SHOW" FATTY'S CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE
BRITISH GAZETTE, No. 487. Booking at RQBINSON'S.
VICTORIA THEATRE
FEBRUARY 13, 14, 15 & 16, at 9.15 P.M.
AMERICAN GAZETTE, No. 24. "
“THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO”
Epoch 8
*The Throa
Vengeaners*.
In this epoch the Count rapidly completes his schemes for the downfall of the three men whe were responsible for his years of misery
at the Chateau D'If.
COTTRELL BROTHERS Eccentric Acrobats.
Mis Sophie Cottrell in Songs and Dances. "MATINEES.-On Sunday, 16th. at 6 p.m.
**THE MAN INSIDE" Presenting Edwin Storeca.
HONGKONG THEATRE.
TO NIGHTI
TO NIGHT!! showing 10th to 12th Fpisides of "THE VOICE ON THE WIRE.”
"
·FRIDAY 14h. Matinee at 6.15 3. showing A WINTER'S TALE." a drama in 4 parts, Ere, Erc.
Age LOUISE HUFF in "DESTINY'S TOY.".
SATURDAY 15th....
VISITORS, AT THE HOTELS."
HONGLONG HOTEL
Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, Indis via Dhanush- kedi, Bombay, Acles, Egypt and EUROPE rin Saez Per DUNERA Registration me Letters 2.00 pm and Eangkok-Per KATSUURA
MARU, 3 p.m. SATURDAY,
February 15. Shanghai, North China, Jazania Mr D. Abraham
Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada, Ospt. J. Adcock United States, Central and South America and EUROPE via Ban Francisco-Per TENTO MARU, Registration 9.43 am, Letters 10.20 .m Shanghai and North China-Per Love! and Storags of water in reservoirs Shanghai and North
SHENGKIANG, 11 8. m.
China-Per of the 1st February, 1919-
CHENAN, 2 p.m. Straite and Bangkok-Per HINSANG,
3pm.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
n
CITY AND XIL PETRIGA WAXER WOLEN ZUKL
Budow
ar: 1913
AGAMEMNON, B. and 9., for Liver that an expert scientific. committee Trian Brot tosh #fu, betuw grazlow.
„A" flavar mesengo Saja:----
Is is proposed to develop the new French system of post ofics banking.pool. extending it to all the Allied and neutral countries, so that a post office cheque may become international.
PARIS, February 4th-
A Haras messago says:—" Generals Castelnau, Fayolls and Mai- bre, on their return to Paris, will be given new appointments as Army Inspec-
"
FÅRLIAMENT.
LONDON, February 11th.
FEBRUARY 22.
TANGO MARU, N.Y. E., for Nagasaki.
TEIRESIAS, B. and S., for London.
FEBRUARY 23,
FEBRUARY 25 AFRICA MARU, C.S.E., for Victoria. sible.
FEBRUARY 28.
below arrow
... 15. below
below overdom www. STORLON IN MILLION
Tytem Bywas gram Jetermotista men
ya Takw V No! Chargin
1916. Thi
1,170.03
MONDAY, February 17 Swatow, Amoy and Formoss via Keelung
Per AMAKUSA MARE 9am Swatow and Bangkok-Per CHANG-
CHOW, BLM,
TUESDAY, February 18. Swatow, Amey and Foochow HAITAN, 1p.m. -- WEDNESDAY, February 19. Maiphong-PER KAITONG SA
Dr M. Kabz
Mr & Mrs R. Kelly L and Mr.Z, G. Mr W. Kør
Anderson
Kar
Mr G. W.
Miss Ballister Mr. B. E. Van Ketel Mrand Mr G. H. M. Mr HL Krobę
Fannerman
Mr & Mrs Laidlay
and maid Mr and Mrs
*Lauritsen
Mr G. W. Barton Mrs E R. Balilios. Mr F. Boskema Mr Benchot
0.
Mr & Mrs A Leach
Mr and Mrs. J. E. and child
Bingham
Mme. Leiris Miss Bingham Miss H. Lillio Mr R. J. Birbeck MS Longfeld Major and Mrs G. D.Miss Alico La Binck and son Mr G. Ludin Hra E. D. BlackburMr A. B. Lanings Mr J. J. Elecker
and servant
Per Capt Mrs. Branch Mrs M. G.Lyne
Mr O. T. BreakspearMr and Mrs N.
MacIntyre M. W. G. Browell
LED,ANTINALE OF HALLOËN.
213.47
THURSDAY. February 20. 10.08 Shanghai and North China-For
SUNNING, 11 a m.. 20Weihaiwel and Chefox-Per BUICHOW,
3 p.m. SATURDAY, February 27.
54
180.25
12 1.43
612.80
Consumption of water in
LOLZ 20
the City
1,621.09
done at the Conference, but they could say what they would like to KAMAKURA MARU, N.T.K., for do, and what they had already re- Australia. FERRUARY 20
commended to their Ailies. It was no good merely to say that Germany, IYO MARU, N.Y.E., for Japan. who wrought all this loss must pay YETOROFU MARU, NY.K., for for it. The first thing was to find Japan.
out what she could pay, and they had already proposed to the Allies yana below art. 9 in below eratów. should be appointed to examine into below overdos
Tytan Intermedista 630 ft. 2 in. below oratów. the amount which could be paid-in, bojow oviders) not without injury to Germany, for Tak 20th in se bo below overflow, a country was responsible for its wa Neagu in below rate. Government and for the crimes Pokfulam, 19 in 117. & in. Selam overflow. of its Government, and must expiate WORE, P. and O... for Loador, via them. (A voice."It is not their Marseilles.
fault." He heard someone say that the German people were not respon- He did not agree. Every nation must be responsible for its Government. He hoped the lesson of this war would not be lost upon the German people, but he agreed with what President Wilson said of gallons during the month of January. that the German people had got to Gutuption crove a change of heart before we caption per head Į took it for granted. (Cheers.). It would be monstrous if Germany did not bear some money loss for the crimes committed, It she did not, she would start in the after-the-war on taattin below ft. 9 is belewatow, Capt. Evans, D. Lapraik,
Atom Broka... } evandow. OTEŽOTA competition better off than the
"STORAAN DE NTAGNOS KER DICIMATE OF BALLOWE
112. AGAPENOR, B. and B., for Japan, countries which she had despoiled.
Howloon Gratation ria Shanghai.
204,30 te Braz
Consumption of water 'in Kowloon in millions and decimals of gallons during the wonth of January,
1010 Consumption 3.3
option per bod Estimated population. 100 103,253
12,7 22+ per day
The Govenmamah Analyst'a roporis show hat the water is of excellent quality.
Public Works Department
W. CHATHAM,
Water Authority,
ELPENGR, B. and B., for Japan, vin CULOMBIA, Faxific Mail, for Ban
Parliament was opened to-day by H.M.Shanghai.
the King, who, accompanied by the Quorn; drove to the Houses of Parli Francisco. ment from Buckingham Palaco,
The Royal procession consisted of tour carriages and was attended by the Sover- gn's escort of the Household Cavalry. Besides, the Court Dignitaries, the occupants of the carriages included General Sir W. Robertson, Genorai Sir Beary Wilson, and Admiral Siz Bosalyn Wemyss.
The ceremony was short of much of its feliness, owing to the Court being in ourning.
all the peeresses were in morning dress. mostly binck. The only touch of colour in the whole house, why the starlet rubes" of the Judges and Bishops.
TE
King was in a field-innishal's khaki
uniform.
The Queen was dressed all in bluck. with a single rope of pearls and one diamond ornament on her breast.
The King read his opening speech very deliberately and clearly, so slant every word was beard throughout the house.
26
TWELYE EXECUTIONS IN LONDON
TOWER.
Twelve persone convicted of belog pies the employ of the Germon Government were executed in the "Tower of London during the (war," According to current report. Among thosa to face firing squad was Car!
dy, formerly of Omata,
Two women convicted of being German agents, who wore condemn. ad to death, had their sentences commated to lile servitude.
Ona convicted spy banged himmel! En a British prison before the execu- Mion of his sentence could be carried Paput
Many other convicted German gente, it is said, escaped the ex- remo penalty.
FEBRUARY 17. -EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, Canadian acific, for Tancouver.
FEBRUARY, 29. JIPANOS, J.C.J.L, for Java,
**MARCH 1.
MARCH 2 "LAUMEDON, B. and 8., for Japan.
MARCH 6.
RIOJUN MARU, D. & Co... for Java. SHINTO MARU, TEE, for an Francisco.
MARCH 11.
→ HYSON, E. and S.,, for London
ATREUS, B. and S. for Liverpool,
MARCH (2
Moreover, if they wished to guarantee that this kind of thing should not happen again, then be thought it was cre of the best safeguards to make sure that for a certain length of time at least the Germans would not be able to find and to spare money to pile up new armies that would wreck the whole world's peace.
Mr & Mrs T. Cams Master MacIntyre Mr B. V. Cameron Dr G. W. Mackenn
Mr E. J. Mahon Miss. N. Campbell Mr G. E Carpenter Mr M. Mallile Mis H. M. Carton. Master Mallik Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr Fred. B. Marshal
Carvalho
Mr & Mrs 8. Mason Madame de Matoe
and child
Capt. D. Cbristio
mill Barrict in millions and decimals Shanghai and North China- Per Mrs Christi
จ
JLL
1.019. 170.25 18110 $70,600 17:00
器
Constant supply in all districts during January of both 1918 & 1919.
While the war was going on we were all agreed, Mr. Bonar Law continued, that if it was humanly ↑ 2
BORNEO MARU, D. & Co., for Japan, possible, as a result of this war, the
MARCH 21.
KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL,
1910.
1919.
197.54
..
20.67
M. E
arrangements would be made for it a great calamity-if the fact that what was called a League of Nations, we had won it had altered our view ANTO "MARU, T.K.K for Booth which would prevent similas calamity as to the terrible nature of such a Americ
in the world in the future. We all catastrophe, and as to the absolute thought that while the war was necessity, if human skill and patience, going on. We have won it, but I can do it, to prevent anything of the should be very sorry-I should think kind ever occurring again.
MARCH 25. PYRHUS, B. and S., for Londen.
MARCH 27, FUSHIME MARU, N.YE, for Seattle. NANKING, China Mail, for Ban Francisco
MARCH 20. PROTESILAUS, B. and S., for
Scattal.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER.
The P.&O. 8. N. Co. e.. "Hojaz
left Moji for this Port on the 12th instant at p.m. with the homeward English Maila, and is due here on the 18th instant at about noori.
The
Have you ordered your Copy of
Dollar Directory
KOW IN PRINT.
From Messrs. BREWER & Co.,
No. 698.
23, Queen's Rond Central.
YINGCHON, p.m.
·KERIVALS OF STEAMERS...
FEBRUARY 12, 1910 'HAIHONG, Brit... 1,970 tons, from
whart.
KOCK NING, Chi, 357 tons, from Wachow, Capt. Tang Woon, S.HS 8. Co.,
wharf
SOSHU MARU, Jap.. 1,006 tous, from Canton, Capt: Inoye, 0.8.K., whart
ILHA VERDE Port, 162 tona, from Macao, Capt. Aumpeso, Q.LC. Co. Hok Un..
· TAIYO MARU, Jap., 1,620 tons, from Panarukau, Capt. Matsui, Dodwell, Wancher.
KUYO MARU, Jap, 888 tons, from Japan. Capt. Kitajima, O.S.K., Wanchai KASADO, MAKU, Jap., 3,710 tone, from Moji. Caps. Tauoga, 0.8.K, Kowloon wharf.
B. & 8.
CLEARANCES."
·FEBRUARY 12, 1919.
Mr and Mrs 7. C. Mr G. Mavor
Clark Mr J. H. Coote MY W. Cox Dr. and Mrs B. La
Cumming Capt. P. M. Dillon Mr F. M. Dillon Mrs F. E Davis
Mr J. A. McCulloch Mr and Mrs T. R.
Melinges
Miss L. MeRas Mr A. Meuer
BILLIARDS.
PALACE HOTEL, KOWLOON.
Exhibition Game. Saturday, February 15, commencing at 9 p.m.
Joe Goodman, Manchester Regt. H.K. Drummond, RGA."
800 up.
fortes
Capt. B. Miss Ireland
Mr and Mrs M.
Joblin
Mrs L. M. Joblin Me E. M. Joseph
Mr J. J. Judah
Mr T. E. Watts
Mr and Mrs J. A.
Webster
Mr G. G. Wood Mr G. Woudenberg Mr and Mrs
Wylie
KING EDWARD HOTEL
Mr D. J. Adams Mrs N. Almond Miss A. Anderson
Dr M. E.. Asger MR W. Brandle
Mr A. Bulloch Mr and Mrs Carb Miss Carbo
Mra Kilbee child! Mrs Krabialeff Mrs B. Lenge Mrs) Modireh Mra E. M. McGee Mr F, W. McGrath Mr H. M. McTavish Kra A, Monro
Mr & Mrs A. Courser B. J. de Moore Mr F. C. Crush Mr F. W. Moore Mr T. B. Calhano Mr D. Nichold Er R. G. Doubleday Mr T. E. Osborne
Mr J. D. Edwards Mrs W. O Passmen
Mr W. H Price
H and Mrs W. B.
Middleton
Mr J. Milne
Mr. S. Nicolson
Mr. Wv. Dobben Mr and Mrs D." B.
Hatay Mr K. H. Drifbor H. 8. Donn Mr and Mrs W. P. Madame E. Esnault Nesson Mise K. Euanson Mr & Mrs L. Everetthic E. $. Norman
and 2 children Mr J.N. Plummer Mr and Mrs B. R.Mr O. P. Powrie
Everett
Mrs G. R. Powrie MrJ. Fetherstonbaugh Mr & Mrs 5. A. Mr & Mrs A. Forbe Presley
and daych
Mr and Mrs B. A.
Qualios
Mrs H. H. Fox Mr and Mrs. C.
Cale MN, C. Galluzzi" Mr H. Genshurger Mr J. H. Gilco Capt F. J. Gi
Mr and Mrs 0.
Guest
Mier Quest Capt. T. P. Hall Mr and Mrs W.
Hannibal
TAMSUL Brit. p.m., for Ningpor 13 Banscom TAISANG, Biit, 3 p.m., for Canton, J.M.
H.MEA. L. RAG
MI EEL Bay" Miss F. Beny Mr J. R. Redfern
Mr P. Ferguson.
Dr A. Gibeon
Mr W. J. Reynolds
Mr & Mrs Gregory Mr and Mrs C. E Mr O. T. Hall
Richardson.
Mr & Mrs Hammers A. 2. Sangster·
and family
Mr A. Hann Mr A. Harrison
Mr P. Heathcote
Me J. C. Hupeter Mr E Irving
Mr G.. StarTAKOT
Mrs Stubbings, and
daughter
Capt. & Mrs Swi Mr and Mrs. Under
wood
Mr and Mrs W.Mr and Mr S. Ex
Jackson
West and family,
Mr B. James
Major
Mr and Mrs LCM.ARO
Reed
E.Mr C.E. Seyber
MEE. T. Sheaf Mra. H. Bhochan.. Misa H. F Skinner
A.Mr A. Sklarevski,
Mrs ML Blade
Bár H. H. Hansen Mr G. Harper Misses Harrison (3)
WENCHOW, Brit., 3:30 pm, for Canton, B. & S.
MFA. J. Hayim
FUJISAN MART, Jap. 11 am, Eiphone MLŁK
for
Mr A. Hicks
Mra M. Hicks
HOKUTO MARU, Jap, 3 pm
for
Batavia, Dodwell
Mr and Mrs B.
Hodge
Mr A. Holgerson
FEBRUARY 13, 1819. “
Capt. B. Smith
Capt. 3. G. Smith Mr W. IL Smith Capt. W. H. Spacke Mrs W. H. Sparko Mr & Mrs V, Steanaly Me H. F. Stoneham
E. Mr B. Sykora
Misa M. E. Taylor · Mrs 5. M. Taylor Justice Wenfu YikoMe O. P.. Templeton
Ha
Mrs E. Templeton
SUIYANG, Brit., 2 pm, for Shanghai,
··E. & A.“.
Capt. . Hooker Mr. C. Titsingh ALICORNE, Chi., 0.30 am, for Pakhoi MrA-Shelton Booper Mr E. Travers vis Heibow, Chiat On
Mr R. E. Humphroyskir 0. 0. Yermor SONGMA, Froneb, 10a.m. for Hai- Mr and Mign L. Lair Thos. Vint phong via Fort Bayard, Lapicque
"KWAIWAH, Chi, Ta.m., for Tourane,
Wai Bing,
BRISBANE, Brit,10., fo
for Qainhon,
Man Olmen.
BOSHU- MARU, Jan. 9 mm, for Takso via Swatow, 0.8.K
Hutchins
PEAK HOTEL
Anthorpe, Mr F. B. Johnson-
· Mra Litt **
Mr O. B. Bird Capt. & Mru Macaulay Mr and Mrs D. R. Capt. & Mrs Malkin
Blaiz
Mr and Mrs H. Rev.5.A Bundle, Matheson-
CF.
Mrs Matthicson Capt. T. H. Butler Mr J.Finlay Miller Mr. J. Carter Mrs Moore Mr and Mis F. W. Lt. Col. & Mrs Ther
Cary
by Pelham
Mr & Mrs Cochrane Mr.T. L. Perkins Lt. Col. EJ; Coles Mrs Puddicombe Mr E Coomer Mr W. E. Roberts Mr and Mrs S. GMr F. J. de Rome
Coppin
Major V. J. Scantle-
bury
Mrs Cormack Mrs J.-E. Dobie Mrs Sidford Mr and Mrs John Mr A. Findlay Smith - Danesa
Bias N. Steplies Mr B. Evans, M.B.E. "Mrs Svan Mr Denman Faller Major Mrs Wake- Mrs F. Goodrich man
Dr. Moore Graham Mr and Mrs H. W Mr Hdu Flon Woodroffe
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