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VISITORS AT THE HOTELA.
HONËNONG HOTEL, S
Mrs G. S. Alueidades L. M. Joblin
and family Air E. Joseph
Mr and Mrs F. G.Malam K. Kevler
Anderson
Mr H. A. Astračn Mr A. E. Baker BIER. Foericke
Mrs EH. Barikos Mr and Mrs. R.
Bergerut
Mr and Me 3.
Bernard
Mr and Mrs W,
Basson
Mr K. Bigami Hr 11. M. Biggar
K
McJ, T: KUFE
MrJ B. F. Keognan
Mr H. Brigh
Me A. H. Linings
M and Mr C
Lam itsen
Mme. Leirin 1. Mrs. Liddeli
Capt. 1. P. Longland W.ɔfy G. Ladin.
Mr G. El Lynott
TAS Mann
De J. A. Me Bean
R. J. Birbeck Mr and Mrs T. RE
McInnes Mr & Mrs S. Bisney Major and Mrs C, D.Mr A. 31. McNeil
Black and son Mrat. Meyer Mr Johu. Bourrinan Mr H. P. Muerny Mr J., M. Bendy Ltd. F. Newton Capt. atra neanch Dr 1; 3. Pravicini Miss. Brogstrom Mr. Heterson Mr H. W. Brooke Mr S. 8. Perry Mr. G. Browell Me J. P. Pilgrim Mr and Mrs C F. In A. Pingin.
Brush. Jr.
Mr S. Pitt Mrs C. R. Powrie LE E. Ray Mie Rey A. Mr Rogers
Mr W Boxers. MTE J. 15. Russell Mr J. E. Feel Mr. Marshall St-
derson
Mr R. Y. Cameron Mr and Mrs M.
Carota
Mr and Mrs F,
Carvalho
Mirs, Clous Mr J. El Congrove M-P. W. L Mr N. Croucher Mr SR DarÈN
Mr P. Deruaret. Mrs J. A.Donne- BL H. Epston Higa. K. EawaSTO Mr E. Balles Mr N. C. Galluzzi Mr. S. Gardiner Mr F. F. Gordana MrA. C. Grelle Mr. J. II. Vire Kr. J. M. Grief Capt.. TP. Haft
Mr G. Harper
Mr R. B. Hart
Mr N. Bashin: MR. H. Horton
Me £. E. Shaw
Captain and Mira
Sigiland
Mr F. A. Sindebard We E. Smith
Mr H. A. Salomon Mr V.Steensly Mer 11. Stephens NEY W,SWOBL Mr CP. Tompleton. SETS F. Templeton Me MP: Thornban Me L Townsley
Mr Thos. Vins.
Mr K. B. Waite
PETA Waterhouse
M-0. G. Weishrod
New, I. Holbeirr ↑ ↑ H.53. Weisbrol Mr I.. Honigsberger Me and B J. H HA.Sholton Hooper Williams. Mrs McConnelPeyMir F. Woolf Mr, ani Mrs. Mar 1. J. Van Wyn
Joblin
ghanien
PALACE HOTEL.
Mr and Mrs 1.
Bagley
J. 3 am Mrs
Kamussen
Mrs H. Dobime773 Mr P Y Malvarrn Bir T: W. Hartley Me and Mrs (3)
Kirk
Mrs P. Lensitre Mrs Michino Mr P.Q. Meys · My and Mis J.
Oxtorty
Me and Mrs I..
Bistan
Mr W. Hotinson.
Me H. J. Rowe
A.
0.
Mr and Mrs E
ir W. L. Wetherell
Shipbuive
Mr W. de Wijo
H.Mr L. A Willemso
Mr and Mrs. O
Wila
KING EDWARD HUTEL..
Mr G. L. Allen. Mrs H. Almond Dr 31. E. Asger Mr J. J. Barry Air AF Batt Mr. S. Bundes Mr R. . Beavan Mr. G. Pocke
Alt T. 15. Brows
D
Miss F. Hammes Miester C. Hammes.
Mr A. Harrison Mr. P. Hughes Mr P. James
Mrs J. Johnston Mr T. Kennedy Mrs Kille & child Vaph H. Larnach
Mr J. C. Chadwick MrH, O. Lewis
Mr Choy Shing
SCHI
fr E. G. Coomes
3r T. B. Culhane
Mr J. D. Duny Mr R. G. Douzias
Mr L. MacLaren
Mr J. Macfarlane Mr S. F. McBroou Mr B. Meikle Mr & Mrs Molino Mr F. A. Tales. *- Mrs W, Passmore Mrs L M. Peace M&Mis Richardson. Me and Mrs. FentherMrs Robertson
Mr W. Eborall
Mr.P. T: Farrell Hiss Farrell
stephaugh
EP. Fielding
Mr J. D. Forrest
Mr J. Forreat
Bir B. Slessor
and
Mr B. K. Spencer Mrg Stewart
children
Mr W. E. Galleurs Mr T. R. Taylor
Mr J. H. W. Good-Mr C. H. Torner
Mr and Mrs Under-
Mad Mrs T. M. wood
Tregory
Y. Grootes
Hammes
Mr J. Weich Mr G. E Wetton JMFE. Williams
.
PEAK HOTEL
Mr F. R. J. Adams Mr and Mrs 1. Capt. Allen
Kexley
Capt. G. L. Baker MJ. Kret
Mr G.
Miss Knight
W. Bartod Dc and bis N. Mr W. A. Kaight
Mr and Mrs W. G.
Beicovitz
Major and Mrs Bird. Lay
D.6.0
Mr J. B. Bind
Mr J.D Lloyd
Mr & Mrs MacDonald
J.
Mr and Mrs D. K.Mr and Mrs
Blair
Mr. M. Baker
Major F. T. Bowen
Mr H. J. Brett
Martin Mons, and Mdme.
de Mattos
Mr. T. Breakspearhir D. Me MurrAY
Mr J. Findlay Miller C.Net Mrs J. Milne
Mr and Mrs
Breyer
Mr & Mrs Bridger
Mr Bridger. Jar. Hrs C. Bull
Me Miskin
Lt. Col. & Mrs Thurs-
by Pelham MrT L. Perkins
Rev. RA. Bundle Miss Phillipe
C.F.
Mine Pika Capt. T. H. Butler Mr & Mrs J. Pilger Mr W. A Better MrE. A. Ram
field.
Mr A Button
Mrs E. M. Ratasey
Mr B. Runbart
Carr
Br and Mrs Byers Mr W. E. Roberts
BrJ Cochrane
Lt. Col. E. G. ColeMr and Mrs M. E.
Mr R. C. Courie
M. Sbosky
SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.
FROM EUROPE.
The 18. HYSON, doa bere July 30 and leaves for Japan: July 31.
The . ANTILOCHUS, due here August 8 and leaves for Shanghai and Japan August 9.
The sa.. AGAPENOR, due here August and wares.for Japan August 7.
The 3 TEENKAL. due here August
7 and lowres for Shanghai, Taku, and Dairen August A.
The 8.A ORESTES, due bore August 13 and leaves for Shanghai August 18,
The 5.5. IYO MARU, let: London. June
and ja due bere via Suez August 6 The 3.5. ATSUTA MARU, left London July 13 and is due bere vis 3aez August 19,
The .. SHIZUOKA MARU, tel: London July 23 and is due here via. Sue: Boptember 2.
The 8.8. KAGA MARU,, leaves: London Aug. 8 and is due to arrive here via Suez September 16.
The 9. YOKOHAMA MARI, leaves London Aug. 20 and is due bere via Suez Sopt. So.
The ss. LONDON, due here August 13. and leaves for Japan August I
The ss. TELAMON, due bere August 14 and leaves for Shanghai and Hankow August 15..
The .. TITAN, dine bere August $5 and sails for Shanghai and "Japan:
Anzust 98.
The s.s. KEMUN, due here August
19 and leaves for Shanghai and Japan August 29.
The 3. INION, due here September 4 and leaves for Shanghai pad. Tako September 5.
FROM SHANGHAI,
-
The s.s. HELENUS leaves Shanghai July 29 and is due bere about August 1. The A. AGAFENOR, leaves Shangbai August 20 and is due bere ca or about Angust 21.
FROM JAPAN.
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The 3.3. NAGOTA, leares Yokohama Adams 9 and is due bere August 20,
Thess. ANTO MARU, due here from. Moji August 31 and leaves for South America September 10,
Haji Detober 24 and leaves for South America November 4.
The ss. SEIYO MARU, due here from
The 9.3. HOKUTU MARU, dus bere from Robe and Moji July 27 and leaves for Java port July 29
The . NELECS. left Yokohama
faly 18 and is due here August 3,
The 8.9. DEUCALION, left Yoko- bacon July 19 and is due here about Auwust 3.
The 3.5. EITANO MARU, leaves Yoko- bama Voly 25 and is due here Aug__
The sta. INABA MARU leaves. Toko- bara August and is due here Aug.. The 3.5. KAMO MARU, leaves Yoko- bada August 22 and is due here Sept. 5.
The IYO MARU, leaves Yokohama Sept. 5 and is due bere Sept. 10.
Yokohama Sept. 19 and is due bere The sa. ÁTSUTA MARU, leaves
October 3.
The .. SHIDZUOKA MARU, leaves Tokohama October 2 and is duo bere October 17.
The 6.5. EAGA MARU, leaves Yoto- hama October 17 and is dus bere Oct. 31. The ss. YOKOHAMA MARŲ, leaves October 31 and is due here Yokohama November 14.
The 3.5. TAMBA MARI, leaves. Toko- bama Nov. 14 and is dae bere via Babe, Moji and Shanghai Nov. 28.
The TERESIAS, leaves Yokohama August and is due bere August 18.
The B.A. FYRRHUS, leaves Yokohama
August 15 and is Que berg ** 37 F# |
The .. ATREUS, leaves
August 2 and in due bere August 15.
The 6.4. ORESTES, due here from Japan Ports and Shanghai September & and sails for Europe September 10.
The
ANTILOCHUS,
leaves Tokobania August 30 and is due bere September 16.
*.a.
The 6.8. ARRATOON APCAR, leaves Lobe August 19 and is due bere vis Moji August 26 en route for Calcutta via Singapore, Penang and FangoOD
The s. SHINYO MARU. left Toko- baua July 21 and is due here July 30.
FROM JAYA.
The 61. BORNEO MARU, dze here from Java porta August 28 and leaves for Japan Ports August 13.
The as. HOKUTO MARU, due here trom Java ports September 9 and leaves for Japan ports September 12.
FROM MANILA,
The .3. TYNDAREUS, leaves Marrila July 28, due bere July 29 and leaves for Kobe, Yokohama and Seattle August 14 The .. CTOLOPS, leaves Manila Sept. 22 and is due here Sept. 24.
The
FROM CALCUTTA.
ARRATOON APCAR, left
Calcatta July 17 and is due bere vis Rangoon, Penang and Singapore Aug. 1
FROM AUSTRALIA.
V
The s.s. ST. ALBANS, left Sydney Jaly 9 and is dus here via Queensland Porta, Sandakan and Manila July 20,
The 6.5. TANGO MARU, leaves Mel- bonne July 25 and is dus here vis Sydney. Brisbane, Townsville, Thursday faland, Zamboanga and Manila, Aug. 29. The . NIKKO MARU, left Mel- boxarne Aug. 1? and is die here vis asual porte Bept. 18.
FROM AMERICA.
THE CHINA MAIL.
NOTICES.
"ARROW
COLLARS & SHIRTS.
LOOK - WELL,
*TRADE
WEAR WELL,
AND ARE
WELL MADE.
ARROW MARK. CLUETT.PEABODY &CO;
THE ALEXANDRA CAFE
(OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT.)
Noted for:—
THE BEST TIFFINS AND DINNERS. FILLET HADDOCKS.
ICES AND ICED DRINKS.
CAKES AND PASTRIES./
Dinner and Picnic Parties catered for.
A European Café dnder European Supervision. Tel. 909.
THE RED WING ENGINE HAS
· BEEN MANUFACTURED FOR THE PAST 17 YEARS, IT IS THEREFORE NOT A NEW AND UNTRIED PRODUCT. IT HAS STOOD UP DAY IN AND DAY OUT
Tel.,, 909,
Fred Wing Cherokeed
THE MOTOR WITA POWER TO SPARE,
IN THE SEVEREST SERVICE, WHICH THE
MANY THOUSANDS IN USE WILL TESTIFY.
THE RED WING MOTOR.
WE SHALL BE PLEASED AT ALL TIKES TO SUPPLY ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THE RED WING MOTOK OR TO
GIVE A PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION OF WHAT THE MOTOR CAN DO.
WAR PICTURES.
BOLE AGENTS:--
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., BT, GEORGE'S BUILDING,
HONGKONG.
Mr. Komor the popular art curio dealer of Alexandra Buildings has Lought up all the Raemakers pictures at the War Artists Exhibition at the City Hall in aid of the British and French Blind Soldiers. Mr. Komor has also secured a num- ber of the other artists' work and will exhibit the whole purchase at his shop in the course of next week when the public will have the chance of inspecting them and "make purchases at the same prices as were originally fixed by the artists themselves.
The .. PERSIA MARU, left San Francisco July 24 and is due here vis Honolula and Japan August 21.
The 64. KOREA MARU, leaves Ban Francisco Aug. and is due bere via Honolulu, Japan and Manila Sept. 1.
The B. BASHIMA MARU, left Seattle July 12 and is dus bere via Japan, Shanghai and Manila Aug. 11.
The .. FUSHIMA MARU, leaves seattle August & and is due here vis
Japan, Shanghai and Manila Sept. 8.
The s.. MONTEAGLE, lelt Van couver July 11, and is dus bere via Japan and Stranghai boat August 6.
CASUAL REMARKS.
If Canton persists in stopping rice coming to Hongkong, we cannot blame it; but we should like it to stop also its
export of hungry beggars and armed robbers.
According to the Director of Education, the Hongkong govern- ment spent 1.91 per cent. of its income on education last year, as compared with 2.43 per cent, in 1917, Progress- backwards.
WOMEN REPORTERS.
PARLIAMENTARY INNOVATION.
POST OFFICE
*The charge to be collected in the United Kingdom on delivery of samples of spirisa (except perfumed spirits) not exceeding 12 or, in gross weight is ingressed from 15. idi, to šs, id.
Aled soldiers in the various hospitais La Biberia are badly in need of reading. matter. Any books, newspaper, stc. for their use handed in at the G.P.O, will be packed, and forwarded to them free..
The parcel post service to Cuba la. suspended.
It is notified that all restrictions sa to the cae of wireless Telegraphy by Merchant Fasols on the Chin Station | have been abolished.
The Services to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire are suspended.
No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan,. Ahwas, or Mohammorsh, in thei Peraian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in
·weight.
The insured letter and insured parcel services between Egypt (or in transit through. Egypt) sad Cyprus are tempor- arily anpended..
Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will in futuro be forwarded from Hongkong in bags sad the Public are therefore advised to pack such † parcels: very carefully.
P
Until further notice parcels for civil addresses in the provinces of Caine, Vicenza, Trevise Padua, Venice and Bal- Tune in Italy will not be accepted for tranamission cnless posted under the British War Office Permit
The Farcel Post Services to British Fast Africa and Egypt (except for mambers of the Expeditionary Forces), and to Abyssinia, Bagdad, Frithren,
French Somali Coast, Italian Somaliland Portuguese East Africa, Zanzibar and Russia have been suspended..
Parcel
TEL. No.
1748.
TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1919
ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE
CORONET
TO NIGHT!
TIL. No.
1743.
TO NIGHT!
at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m. WILLIAM S.
INN
HART
"THE DISCIPLE”
AND TWO CAPITAL COMEDIES.
1
7.15 pm only
The Big Transatlantic Serial in 17 épisodes.
"THE BULL'S
Featuring Eddie Polo
Episode
>
EYE"
I. First Blood. I.-The Fearless Ona
AND COMEDIES.
Booking for 9.15 pm. at ROBINSON'S,
HONGKONG THEATRE.
Tel. 2511.
TO-NIGHT!
||
Tol, 2511
TO-NIGHT!!
at 9.15 p.m. Performance
and
TC-MORROW,
MATINEE at
5.15 p.m.
Showing
The Great Dramatic Film 7 parts.
Zegistered and Faced Maths are closed "THE FALL OF NATION'
15 minutes earlier than the time giren below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close before 9 Am. registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 pm..on the previous day.
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In the case of Maila elasing before 9 a.m. Registration closes as c'clock on the previous evening..
AWARD MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, Joly 30.
Shanghai and U.S.A.-Per SHINGO
MARU.
Manila and Australia--ST. ALBANS
THURSDAY, July 31.
Manils and U.S.A.—Per EMPRESS OF
ASIA
Japan-Per TENSHIN MAHU. Shanghai-Per SUIYANG.
SATURDAY, August 2 Shanghai-Pec KWANGSE.
OUTWARD MAHA.
WEDNESDAY, July-30. SaigonPer HANG CHOW I pr
Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, India via Dhanasb- rodi, Bombay, Aden and Egypt -Per DILWARA, 3 p.m... Japan via Yokchema-Per FOOSHING,
4 p.m. Pakhoi and Haiphong-Per NAM KAN,
5 p.m.
Saigon-Fer LIENSHING, 5 p.m. Swatow-Per CORNELIA,. 3. p.m.
THURSDAY, July 31. Swatow, Amey and Formon via Takıd—
Per S08HU MARU, 9am. Shanghai and North China- Per
BINKIANG, 3 3 p.m. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, India Tis Dhanushkodi and Egypt-Per GLENAVY, 5 p.m.
FRIDAY, August 1. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow--Per HAI-
HONG Philippine ander YUENSANG,
Formosa
Swatow,
The woman worker made her ap-Straits, Pence in a new rule on May 27 us official reporter of a Pucumentary committee. On the last occasion on which the Acquisition of Land Com- nittee met hon. members refused to proceed with the consideration of the bill as a protest against the fact that an official reporter was not present to take a shortland note of the pro- ceedings.
2 p.m.
SUNDAY, August 3.
vi Keelene, Jasper vừa Nagasaki Honolula, United States, Canada. Central and South Ameries and EUROPE via AMERICA-Per ‘SIBERIA MARU, 9..
Bangkok, South Africa sad South America-Per HAWAII MARU, 9.
Shanghai
Swatow,
Amoy and Formosa via Keelung Por AMANUSA MARU, 0a.m. TUESDAY, August 5.
and North Chins-- Por
KWANGSE, 11 am.
Amor and Frocbow Por QUINNEBAUG, Noon, Philippine Islands-Per TAMING,
9 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, August 6.
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(The Premier Cinema House in Hongkong.)
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No Increase in Prisna.
Booking at ANDERSON'S.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
The C.P.0.8. Co's B.M.S. Empresa of:
Aria arrived at Shangbai on July 26, az., left there July 28. p.m., and ia due & Manila on July 28 at noon. The C.P.O.S. Co's R.M.S. Montengis arrived at Yoko ama on July 26, a.m., left there July 28, poop, and is due at Kore on July 28, ... The N.Y.A... Tenshin Haru (Bombay Line) left Moji for this port on the 28th July, and is expected here on the 31st July.
The P. & 0.-B.I. & AL. 8.5. Nellore
arrived in London on 22nd Jane. The C.P.0.8. Co's R.M.S. Methuen left Vancouver for Hongkong via Japan ports and Shanghai on July 14, and
is due here on or about August 32 The Admiral Line's a.. Western Knight Arrived at Kobe July 14 from Seattle and is duo at Hongkong about August 7, calling at Nagasaki, Shanghai and Manila.
ARRIVALS.
15
July 19: FUSHIKI MARU, Jap, 1,063 tons, from Kiraz, Capt.. Hashimoto, M.B.K., C33.
KWANGTAH, Chi, 1,536 tons, from Shanghai Capt. Chas., Stewart, CM. S.N. Co, Wharf.
HUNTBALL, Brit., 2,753 tons, from Tarakan, Capt. S. J. Edwards, A.P. Co,. D.G.A. Stanceutzer.
HOKUTO HARU, Jap., 2,801 tons, from Moji. Capt. N. Sudzuki, Dodwell Co., Buoy..
SHIN YUE, Chi, 953 tons, from
Chefoo, Capt. Puchort, San Peh, C45.
YUENHANG, Bri, 1,128 tons, from Manila, Capt. Kennedy, J.M. & Co., C35.
HANGCHOW, Brit, 1,220 tons, from
Hongay, Capt. Hooker, B. &B, Wanchai.
OHIHLI Brit, 1143 tons, from Canton, Capt. McGanity, B. & S., A28.
The Admiral Line's as. Eldridge arrived.
at Yokohama July 21, from Seattle and is due at Hongkong about DOZAN MARŲ, Jap., 983 tons, from August 14, calling at Kobe, Moji Foocbow, Capt. O. Murameka, Y.K.K.,
Shanghai. The T.K.K. 65 July 81 and is due at
Elányo Maru sailed from
Tokohama Hongkong July 30,
B30.
Saigon, Capt. Sheans, Carmichael, CAL
KWONGSE, Brit, 1,047 tons, from
HALDIS, Norw., 1,065 tons, from The C.P.0.5. Co's RMS Emprca of Saigon, Capt. Henrik Biell, Thoresco,
Busna arrived at Nagasaki on BK. July 14, left there fuly 16, and is due at Kobe on July 17.
SUNNING, Brit., 1,670 tons, from
IOKIANG, Bát. 979 tons from Hoi phong
The B. EMPRESS OF ASIA, left! When the committee met the Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius The TiKK. s.3. Nippon Maru arrived at / Canton, Capt. W. Benson, B. & 8., B10.
Vancouver July 1, and is due bere via chairman announced that the pro- Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila Jalytest had been successful. They had the services of an official reporter
31.
Vancouver July 24, and is due bere via novel experiment would be made. The 5 EMPRESS OF JAPAN, left that morning. Later in the day a Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila Aug. The committee would have the ser-
15.
The 2, EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, vices of four andy reporters. This leaves Vancouver Aug. 7, and, in dee was the fast tirne in the fistory of here via Japan ports, Shanghai and Parliament that lady reporters bad Manila Aug. 28.
The 5.8. OHINA, leaves San Francisco been engaged, and he hoped the Aug. 6, sad is duc bore via Honolulu experiment would be $UGCGES. (Hear, bene.) Mr. W. Perkins, the The AR TYNDAREUS, laft Beattle and Japan ports Sept. a Mr and Mrs Murray June 16, due hero July 28 via Japan, Beattie Sept. 2, and is due bere via be in attendance.
The s& KATORI MARU, leaves editor of the Official Debates, would Vladivostock and Manila. Mr and Mrs John Mr A Findlay-Smlah
CYCLOPS, left Seattle Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila Oct. The s. Duncan
Mr and Mrs. D. July 9, due bere August 9 vis Japan, 13. Mr and Ms O. Findlay Smith Vladivostock and Manila.
The x.s. ECUADOH, leaves 5n Fran-
Mrs Cormack Major V. J. Scantle-
Mr W. A. Cornell
Mrs Cockn
Mr L J. Datics
Eager
Kr 8. Evans
Mr Farrant
bury
Fcott
Lt. Starona
The 6.4. NANKING; left San Francisco Aug. 23, and is due hers vis Mr & Mrs Stubbings cisco July 17 and is due bere via Honolula, Japen ports, changhai and Lt. & Mrs Thornton Honolula, Japan ports and Shanghai Marila Oct. 1... Mr & Mrs Y. Fassi Mr and Mrs B. X. August 10.
The
Warren
A DARGANTUAN FEAST.
Sir Edward Brotherton has just
South Africa, India via Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE Tis
Yokohama Jaiỹ 14 and sails July 16 for Honolulu and San Francisco.
SUEZ Per NELEUS. Registra- The C.M.B2, Cơs. 5.3. "Nanking arrived 01 Capt. J. V. Simpson, I.M. & Co.
tion 19:45 p.m. Letters 1.30 p.m. The Faroel Mail will be closed on Tuesday, August 5, at 6 pay -THURSDAY, August 7.
Shanghai. North China and Japan via
Nagasaki, Canada, United States.
The
at San Francisco on July 4.
FAUSANG, Erit., 1,410 tons, from
E. & A. 8.5. St. Albans, left Sydney Java, Capt. D. Skinner, J.M. & Co., B29–
for this port (via Queenland Ports,
Sandakan and Manila) on 9th July and may be expected to arrive here on or about 30th July.
TIK B
Korea Maru arrived at Yokohama July and sails July 8, ae per schedule, for Hopolulu and San Francisco.
The Central and South America and PUROPE via CANADA-Per EMPRESS OF ASIA. Registration 9.46 a.m. Letters 10.30a.m.
FRIDAY, August 8. Ewatow,_ _âmog and Foochow-Por
HAITAN, Noon
The 5.5. KIPPUN MARU, leaves an entertained over 1,200 members of CAN YOU AFFORD THE RİSK? Mr & Mrs Froquet Tyler
COLOMBIA, left San Francisco Aug. 1%, and is due here via the Leeds Pals" Battalion--which B.S- Mr & Mre Flames Maj-Gen E. Ventris Francisco June 28 and is due here via Honolulu, Japan porte, Shanghai and he was instrumental, in raising to WERE on ever seized with a severe Mr. and Mrs A. D.Mr and Mrs E. J. Honolula, Japan porte, Shanghai and Manils Sept. 11.
Galloway
attack of cramp calls or diarrhea Manila August 6.
The 8. TENTO MARU. leave dinner. The men consumed 4000 without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Mrs Graves
Major Wake.man The VENEZUELA, leaves San Francisco Aug. 27, and is due here vis of ezimon, half a dozen lambs eight and Diarrhen Remedy in the house! Mas F. W. Gibbins Mr P. D. Wilson Francisco July 26 and is dus here via Honolulu, Japan ports, thonghof and logs of voal, 2001, ribs of beef, 100 Don't take such risks A done or Mas and Miss Hol-ir and Mrs J. J. C. Honolulu, Japan porta, Shanghai and Manila Sept. 20.
worthy
de Wolf
Manila September å
The 2.3. BIBERIA MAUT Ley Ben 100 turkeys, and 200 aboder two will sure you befors a doctor oculd Me is, du F. Hutchi-Mr and Mrs G.-H. The SHINYO MABU, left San Francisco Sept. 6, de his cheese, with trulle, wines, &c. Sir possibly be called, and it never fails
Weld
Francisco June 30 and fa due bere via Honolulu, Japan ports, Shagha and Edvard Brotherton employed 25 ons cases. For anie By All Chemists and gren in the most severe and danger. Bir Ellis Kadoorie Mr J, K, Zethovan, Honolulu, Japan and Rhanghai July 23, - Manila Get, &
chef and 250 wait.com.
sioraksepais
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The T. K. K. a. Siberia Maru arrived at Yokohama Joly 6 and sails July 9, being due at this Port July 22. The C.P.0.8. Co's EMS. Empress of
Japan arrived at Tokohama, left Direction of there July 4, and in due at Vancouver on July 18 The N.Y.K... Iyo Maru (European Line) left London for this perf vis Brez Cazal on the 27th June, and in expected here on the th August. The T.K.K. 1. Persia Maru arrived at Yokohama June 25 and 'mila-Jone , an per schedule for Honolulu and· Bazi Francisco.
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• Highest open ate Temperature on the 25th-85- Lowest, open air Truperature on the 29th-10-
T. F. CLAYTON Director. Hongkong Observatory, July 19, 1917.
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