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SUPREME COURT.
Before the Chief Justice (Sir Will iam Rees-Davis, K.C.) in the Supreme Court this morning, the hearing was continued in the case in which Foong Fak Lin was charged with making a false entry in the books of the Sui Yick rice firm of Wing hock Street, thereby defrauding it to the extent
of $2,008.
The whole of this morning and afternoon was occupied by Mfr. Pot-
ger, for the Crown, is cross-examin- Ang the prisoner as to the working of the firm and the methods of book- keeping followed.
The case is still proceeding and will in all probability last until to- SALOTTOW.
THE MAY MEMORIAL.
Mr. Gedge asks us to say that Mr. D. J. Lewis of his firm will act as Hon. Treasurer to Sir F. H. May's Menczial Fund during his temporary absence from the Colony:
alsu that be would
be obliged if intending subscribers to the Fund would send in their sub- #criptions as soon as possible in order that the Statue may be ordered from England.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
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SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.
The aa. TEUCER, May 16 and leaves for Shanghai and Japan fay 17.
Toe .. EURTADES, May 17 and leans for Shanghai and Japan May 18:
The s... TALTRYBIUS, Hay 96 and leaves for Shanghai and Taku lay 37.
The as. IDOMENEUS, May 30 and leaves for Shanghai and Japan May 31.
The as. NINGCHOW, June 3 and leaves for Shanghai and Japan June 8.
The s... TYDRUS, June 13 and leaves
for Shanghai Jane 18.
HOMEWARD BOUND..
The s.3. LYCAON, leaves Yokobama May 3 and is due here May 20
The 6.3. MENTOR, leaves Yokohama May 17 and is dae bore June 3.
The RHESUS, leares, Yokohama May S1 and is due here. June 17.
The ss. TALTHYBIUS, leaves Yoko has June 14 and is due bere July 1...
The 3.9 IDOMEXEUS, leaves Yokohama Jane and is dus here July
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POR LIVERPOOL.
The 8.3. STENTOR leaves Yokohama. May 24 and is düz bue June 10,
The s.3. TEUCER.. leaves Yokohama. Jure and is dve here Juze 24,
The s...NING CHOW,leaves Yokolama Jure 21 and ja due bere July 8,
EAST BOUND.
Last night about 8 p.m. a Chinese woman jumped from a Yaumati ferry boat on the journey from Hongkong. Her Jump from the bridge of the launch into the water attracted, the attention of the 19 due tore May 2t and leaves for Kobe Coxswain and she was rather Yokohama and Seattle May 24.
anceremoniously hauledi aboard again unconcious, after a Chinaman tad jumped into the harbour and sected her. Later she was sent to the Government Civil Hospital.
NO BIDDERS.
Messrs. Hughes & Hong offereri by
blic Auction this afternoon. No. 3 Mountain View, the Feuk. The pro- perty is on land of about 5,700 square foot and is en drown leases for 73 years from 1882 and 1888. Aaiture is included.
The
The s.. CYCLOPS leaves Manila May
The $5. FROTESILAUS, leaves Marila Jane 2 due here Juse 29 and leaves for Kobe, Tokohama and Seattle July 3,
Thess. TINDAREUS leaves Manila July, due bere July 24 and leaves for) Kole, ohchama and Seattle July 28.
WEST BOUND.
The * PROTESILAUS, leaves Seattle May 2 doe bera June 16 and leaves for Manila May 14.
The 8. TYNDAREUS, leaves Seattle June 16, dve here July 11 and leaves for Manila July 17.
Mr. F. C. Mason Hurley was the muutioneer There were, po utters for the property which was then"]} withdraan.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY.
In the Admiralty Court, recently, Mr. Justice Hill had before him a suit in which the Oceanic Steam Naviga xion Co., Ltd., as cwners of the
steamship Cedric of Liverpool, sought to limit the liability in respect of damages arising out of a collision between the Cedric and the Liverpool teamship Montreal, which belonged to the Canadian Pacific Ocean Ser vices, Ltd.
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Per ss. 2 far, for San Francisco, ke. Mr. and Mrs: Abraham, Mr. R. 4. Allen, Mr. Silvere Apostal, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Aradit and 3 children, M Shelton Bissel, Mr. R. E. O. Bird, Mrs. F. 31. Brooks, infant and amah. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bisat, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Borgerson, Mr. B. Evan, Mr. and Ara M. F. Buszard, Dr. R. C. Bois, Ms. R.D.
de Buna, Dr. A.
Carvalho,
ir WH Crandall, Br. J. Carott, Mr. W. P. Clark, Mr. B. W. Cadwallader, Mr. Jan Cherniavsky Mr. Leo Cherniavsky, Mr. Alex. Cherniavsky, Mr herniavaky, Mr. D. B. Cowan, Mr. H. Dilekyan. Mr. and Mrs. F..A. Delgado, Mr. Frank Dety, Mrs. Eliott, Mr. P. G. Eliott, Mr. A. Forbes Mr. Lhester Frit bir. E. T Mr. R. Fernandes, Mr. 3. 8. Fisher, Fox,
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The casualty occurred on Jan. 29, 1918, near Liverpool, The Montreal with her cargo sank and one of the Afr. and Mrs. M. G. Franklin, Mr. W. crew lost his life. The Cedric was Goldenberg. Mr. H. Green Rev. subsequently found alone to blame Campbell Gibeon. Mr. A. . Grilk, Mr. for the collision.
J. J. Cannon, Miss G. G. Garcia, Mr. His Lordship granted a decree D. G. Batch, Mr. C. S. Holdsworth, Mr. Limiting plaintiffs liability in respect and Mrs G. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. G.H. Eibert and daughter. Mr. A. J. H. of loss or damages to vessel and Hebeen, Mr: and Mrs. T. . Inklaar and goods to £160,661 45, being the daughters, Mr. F. Kirler Jobuson, Mrs. aggregate amount of £3 per ton on N. F. Johnson, Mr. F. E. Joneland, Mr. the Cedric's tonnage, and further Chas. Klinck. Mr and Mrs. W.1.C. Mr E. S. Abraham directed that the plaintiffs should Kanffeldt, Mr. C. Kishimoto, Mr. K. Capt. J. Adcock give bail for £1,000 in respect of the Ecjan, Mr. T. Frimoto, Mr. R. Mr and Mrs E. G.
Kunimaku, Mr. and Mrs. Koga and Loss of life claim.
ARRIVALS.
May 7.
KWANG TAH. Chi. 1,536 tous, from Canton, Capt. Stewart, Chinese Mer chants, Whart
NISSIN MARU, Jap, 681 tons, from Beelung, Capt. S. Kate, M.B.E., B31.
HOIROW, Brit.. 899 tons, frum Canton, Capt. F. M. Dillon, F. & S., C15. TJIKINI, Datch, 2,888 tems, from Muntok, Capt. Echermtert, J.C.J.L., B21.
SUI TANG. Brit., 1,694 tons, from Canton, Capi. Gibby, B. & S., 19,
CLEARANCES.
~May
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Anderson
infant, Mr. F. Kurishima, Rev. and Mrs. Mr W. H. Anderson J. T. Latta 4 children and infant, Mrs. Mr S. Apostol
MER.. Belilios
Mr E. M. Joseph
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POST OFFICE.
Allied soldiers in the various hospitals in Siberia are badly in need of reading matter. Any books, newspapers, etc. for their use handed in at the G.F.O. will be packed' and forwarded to them free..
The parcel post service to Cuba is suspended.
It is notified that all restrictions as to the use of wireless Telegraphy by i Merchant Fessels on the China Station have been abolished.
The Services to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire aro suspended.
No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan, Ahwaz or Mobammorsh in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight.
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The insured letter sad insured parcel services between Egypt (or in transit through Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor arily surpended.
Uninsured paresis for the United Kingdom will in future be forwarded from Hongkong in bags and the Public are therefore advised to pack such parcels very carefully.
Until farther notice parcels for civil addresses in the provinces of Vaine, Vicenza, Travise Padua, Venica and Bel- lune in Italy will not be accepted for transmission unless posted under the British War Office Permit
The Farcel Post Services to British Hast Africa and Egypt (except for members of the Expeditionary Forces) and to Abyssinia. Bagiad, Frithres, French Somali Coast, Italian Somaliland, Portugaces East Africa, Zanzibar and Russia have been suspended..
Registered and Parcel Mails close 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated.
In the case of Malls closhaz before 9 ande Registration closes at ò c'elock on the previous evening.
INWARD MAILS.
*
FRIDAY, May 9
Straits-Fer DILWARA.
8traits-KEY WEST,
DUTWARD MIILO.
..!!!
THURSDAY, “May 8.· ́ Swatow, Amoy and Formoss via Takao-
Per SOSHU MARU, 81.m.
North Shanghai and
Chiza Par SUTYANG, 10 a... Shangbai, North China, Japan via Nagasaki Vladivostock, Canada, United States, Central and Bouth America and EUROPE CANADA-Per- EMPRESS OF BUSSL Registration 8:45 a.m. Lesters 10.30 Straits and Bangkok-Per HAIYANG,
Saigon Per HELIOS, 'm Haiphong-Per DAITOKU MARU, N♣
Boon.
6 p.zi..
FRIDAY; May B. Sandakan-Per HINSANG, 11 a.m.
Swatew, Amoy and Focchow-Per HAI
HONG, 1 p.m._- Philippine Islands Per WOSANE,
2
E Shanghe and North
Dr H. L Cumming Mr and Mrs W. P. Mr A. C. Dodge
Neesun
Mr P. E. Doncaster Mr M. R. Niebolson
Mrs J. A. Donne
Mr L. Lybwad
Signora Eles
Signorina Eles Cavaliere E. Eles Mr and Mrs N. R | Mr P. »F, Elliott
Karanjia
Mr and Mrs W.
Kauffeldt
Mr B. H. Van Ketol
and nurse Mr & Mrs S. Lisney Mr and Mrs F. O. Major and Mrs G. D. Laing, 4 children
and maids
Black and som
Capt. A.
Burger
Mr E. A. Pan.
DILWARA, 5 p.m.
China-Per
SATURDAY, May 10.
Tientsin-Per CHIPSHING, 11. Shanghai and North Chinn. - Per
KWANGSE, &p...
Saigon and Bangkok-Per SHINSEN
MARU, 6 pm.
BUNDAY, May 11. Swatow and Amoy via Keelung-Per
AMAKUSA MARU, 93.
Olden-Bato-Per HAITAN, 9 ..
MONDAY, May 12. Swatow and Bangkok-Por CHINHUA,
3ir M. H. Pearson
Mes Phillips
Miss Phillips
Kadame E. EsnaultMr G. Poletti Miss K. Euanson Mt W. Farmer Flag-Capt. and Fisher. R.N. Mr H. E. Ford Mr and Ms M.
Franklin
Mr D. Poli
Hr. E. H. Bay MrsMiss F. Rey
Mr and Mrs H. E
Root
G.Dr & Mrs Rudiah..
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Me J. B. Samuels
Mrs B. Schleeinver Mr T. Fuller Mr N. C. Galluzzi Mr T. R. Selkirk MrJ. W. E. GardinerCapt. Sementcbenoff Mr J. S. Gardiner Mr G. E. Beybt Mr Geslreand Miss H..F. Skinner CMr and Mrs J. J, MF. M. Sowers
Goran
Mrs E. D. Blackburn Mr and Mrs John
Lambert Mr H, B. Blanton
Mr and Mrs H. B. Mr and Mrs
Lauritzen Forgerson
Mr M. Lautman Mr and Mrs J. J.Mr & Mrs A. Loach
and child Braat
Mr D. F. Bestock
Capt. & Mrs Branch Mr C. G. Fecker
F.
Mies H. Lillie Mr W. G. Browell Mr and Mrs G. Dirs D. M. Burchfield Lindsay Mr and Mrs T. A.Mr B. Longfield
Bir G. Ladin Paras Mr and Mrs M. F.Major and Mrs D.
MMactionald Buszard Mr B. W. Cadr, and Ms N.
wallader
MacIntyre
F. Lambert and son, Mrs. F. W. Loe and Mr & MrsD. Arianna Mr J.T. Kidd
Mr and Mrs J T. child, Mr. H. K. Laldlow, Mr. J. E. Letroadie, Mr. M. Lichanco, Mr. Mr R. E. Bergerson Knowles, children Lichanco, Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Marshall Me RJ. Birbeck and 3 children, Miss V. Mackenzie and servant, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Liest. F. C. Millington und wife, Miss W. Mulder, Mr. R. E. McCort, Mr. E. R. Morgan, Mr. W. M. Miller. Mr. F. P. Musso, Mr. W. G. Macleod, Mr. McPherson, Mr. G. 5. Neal, Mr. J. O. Obler, Mr. R. Oshabiro, Ma A. E O'Sullivan, M. J. J. Ossorio, Mins M. B. Fenade, Mrs. L F. Fereira. Mr D. Foll, Mr. Footer Pegg, Mr. R. R. Pan, Mr. E. P. Remedios, Miss M. Remedios, Mr. Mr.T. Breakapearme. Loiris F. J. de Rome, Mr. 1. M. Robinson, Bir F. M. Brook, Capt. Liddell
infant and ours Mre Liddell Mrs. A. F. Bouza, child and amat, Mr. F. M. Sowere, M. Harry O. Steels, Mr Mr W. H. Prock J. H. Salomon, Mr. U. Sanders, Mrs. M. A. Smith and children, Mr F. J. Stalon, Mr. Habib Salam, Mr. D. Sanstangee, Mrs. H. Taggart. Mr. G Troubaikoff, Dr. F. de Tavers, Mr. O. C. CHIALI, Brit., 11.450 m for Canton, Unson, Mr. G. Valiram, Mr and Mrs. H. 145
Van Daalen and children Mr. W. L May 7.
Wadleigh, Mr. A. van Woerkom, Mr. LOKSANG, Erit., 19 a.m., for Shang G. G. Wood, Mr. C. M. White, Mr. A. Wishart, Mr. F. C. West, Mr. R. G. SINGAPOREAN, Brit, 10 a.m., for Winter. Mr. S. Well and infant, Mr.
Dr A. Carvalho Canton, Cheng Yu.
E. B. Waite, Mr. Thos. C. Welch. Mr. A. W. Xavier, Mr Butler, Mr E. Colas Mr and Mrs E A.
Carvalho Mr. G. Carcia, Mr. J. Carcia, Mrs. and am.. for Shang-Miss Curcia, Mr. K Humessianz, Miss Mr JH. Cosgrove
T... Hashimoto, Mes. N. J. Jory and Mr J. H. Coote daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A R. W. King Capt. P. B. Cowan and 2 children, Mrs. June Kurtkawa, Mr.F. W. Cox Mr. G. McErsen, Mr. G. Moreno, Mr W. H. Crandall Alz T. Muhudson, Mr. J. Marshall, Mr. Grimes Misa N. Makamura, Mr. F. Ocampo, MrA. Cumming bliss U. Finto, Mr. E Ashley Pierce: Mr. A. A. Y. Locario, Mr RJ Busty Mr. J. Sinclair, Miss F. Sayce, Mr. and K. Rodrigurs Bobaste and child, Mr. F. Sa chee Mia Louiza de Songs, and Miss N. Yoshida,
DAKU MARU, No. 3 Jap., 78 m. for Canton. Suzuki.
BOP ANG, Brit..
bai vis Swatow... M. & Co.
ASIA, Chi, I am, for Baiphong, Wai Biog
SHIN, Bit., 9:45 am, for Shang- bai, Son Pek.
CHIP SIHING, Frit., noon, for Can- ton, 1.3. & 06.
KAKCHOW, Brit, 6 pm, for Singa- pore via watow. Et S.
WAI SHING. Brit., 4 più for Bangkok, J.bi: & Co.
HHOW, Brit., 3 pm., for Wahu, B. & 8.
PREUS. Brit. 3 p.m., for London wia Singapore and Suez, B. &.·
FO SHING, Brit. 2... for Calcutta zia Hingapore, J.M. & Cor
PIEREMICEFL, French, &p.m., for Haiphong via Fakbol, Fong FLE
B.A 8.
ANG, Brit now, for Shanghai,
تہو
May .. KESIN BARU, Jap, On.., for Ees Rong, H. B. K.
BUNG MA, French, 8 am, for a phong le Rohom, Lupique
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Mr R. V. Cameron Master Macintyre Mr and Mrs Stuart Mr G. W. Macken
Mr E. J. Mabor Cameron
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MrC.A. McDonough Mr and Mrs T.R.
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OF THE
Hongkong $ Directory
E NOW READY
Messгa. BREWER & CO.,
22 QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
Mr.A. O. Grilk Capt. T.P. HAIL Mr G. Hell
Mra W. H. Sparke Mr. M. Spiller Mrs M. E. Steinfeldt Mr&Mra V.Steensly
Mr & Mrs F. HallamMrs Stevenson and
daughter & maid Mr Geo. Stoll
Mr G. Harper
Mr S. Hart
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Bonshaw
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Howitt
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Fil: ert
Mr C. P. Templeton Miss B Bibert Mrr Templeton Mr A Holgerson Mr F. Travers MrW. E. Holzheiser Lady Todor MrA.Shelton Hooper Mr H, Tyndall Mr Howitt
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31. 8. F. JohnsonMr F. Zech Mr F. E Joseland
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(With apologies to "Joan of Arc."). Tis ready now! Tis ready now! And its size will surprise everyone It excreds all expectation It demande your approbation. Tis ready now! Tis ready now! So do not hesitate.
But boy today, without delay Or else you may be too late.
11 m.
TUESDAY, May 19.
Shanghai and North China →→→ Per
TEAN, 11 am. ··
WEDNESDAY, May 14.
Philippine Islands-Per TAMING,
2 p..
THURSDAY, May 15,
Shanghai and North China - Fer
SUNNING, 11 m.
SATURDAY, May 17,
Shanghai and
North China - Par CHENAN, 5 p..
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
The CP.O.S. Co's RM.S. Archer oft Manila on Tuesday afternoon, ENČ .--will arrive here on Friday, May 9.
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Latest Advices.
The P. & O. 8. N. Co's 8.3. Dilvará lett Singapore for this Port on the 4th instant, with the outward English Mails, and ia dne here on the 9th instant at about noon.
The C.P.O.8. C's RMS. Empreis of
Japan sailed from Kohe, May 3rd
and
is due at Nagasaki May D.
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The T.K.K. a. Shinyo Maru arrived at Yokohama April 27th, and will leave that Port for Hongkong on May 1st being doe bere May 14th.
The Shewan, Tomes Co. B.3. Critic Priser is expected here from New York on 1st Mar.
The C.P.O.S. Co's R.M.8. Empres of
Asta arrived at Vancouver on April
14.
The TK.K. s. Persia Mars arrived at Tokobama on the morning of the 18th and sailed from that Port for San Francisca on the 18th April: The C.P.OS Les MA. Montbagis left Bhanghai on Friday, 11th April and le due at Moji Runday, April 13th. The T.K.K. a. Nippon aru arrived at Yokohama April 7 and will rail for Fan Francisco from that Port April The T.K.K. 1. Anyo Hare arrived st Tokohama March 20th, and will mail April 4th for Honolulu and Ban Francisco en-route to Valparaiso, Bouth America
20.
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The T.K.K.ss Siberia Maru arrived at Tokobsms March 25th, from San Francisco.
Tel. No. 1743.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1919
ENTERTAINMEATS.
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TO NIGHT I
TO NIGHT!!.
at 6.15 and 9.15 pm SMITH & BELLA JACKSON Negro Comedians and Dancers Also
A Fine Comedy Filar Programine, including
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
IN
"CHAMPION CHARLIE
HAROLD LLOYD
in
"LUKE'S PREPAREDNESS PREPARATIONS:"
ROSCOE ARBUCKLE
in
THE ALARM” sind BYD CHAPLIN
in
"GIDDY, GAY AND TICKLISH” Booking at ROBINSON'S.
VICTORIA THEATRE
NIGHTS ONLY Commencing. MONDAY, May 5th.
3.
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A SPLENDID PATHE GOLD ROOSIER PLAY.
KLINE CHALER & ANTONIO DIORENO "THE ANGEL FACTORY"
also..
"A TOTO COMEDY
entitled
"DO HUSBAND DICTIVE. -
This comedy is fully guaranteed for laughs, no matter if the temperature
is 100 in the shade & will prove to be up to the TOTO standard.
MATINEE THURSDAY, May 8th at 5.15 8.3. "A DAUGHTER OF THE JUNGLES"
Wellington Playter &. Mar a Walcamp.
BILLY & DORIS HARLEY
featuring:
The
ANGLO-AMERICAN ENTERTAINERS.
Bocking at ANDERSON'S.
HONGKONG
THEATRE.
Tel. 2511.
Tel, 2511.
MAY 7, 8 & 9.
SHOWING:~~~
"THE MAN OF SHAME"
Photo-Drama 5 parta, from the famous French novel "Roger La Houte" Featuring Mr. Wilton Lackaye & Miss Rosemary Thoby, Including Gazette & Comics.
SATURDAY 10th. Matinee &7.15 p.m. performance-
Showing
"CHARLIE CHAPLIN PICTURES.'
Booking at the THEATRE.
THEATRE
ROYAL
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CHARLES HOWITT & A. PHILLIPS CO.
Last
9.15
THURSDAY,
8th May
Nights.
9.15
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"DAMAGED GOODS"
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FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST.
TAN BRILLIANT IRISH COMEDY
"PEG O' MY HEART."
Prices: $3, $2 & $1.
THEATRE
Booking at MOUTRIE'S.
COMMENCING·
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