10
LRARBIE TELEGRAMS,
(Router's Seroke to the China Mod)
«"UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.
2)
FROM EUROPE.
The RA TALTHYBIUS, due bere Dec. 3 and saila for Tsingtan and Japan Dee. The NSLEUS, due here Dec. and mils for Shanghai and Japan | Deu: 10.
The L NINGOBOW, dae here Dec. and sala for Shanghai and Japan' Deo. 16.
New Yoak, November 29th. Relations between pho United Statca and Mexico are strained in view of the Mexican Government's refusal to releases the Consular Agent, Mr. Jenkins, who was arrested after he was ransomed from the
Carranza's soldiers shot and killed a American, Mr. Wallace, near Tampico The Lae Department has ordered an investigation.
MACIDO CITY, November 29th. There is no foundation for the rumours of fighting in the capital.
GERMAN OCCUPATION OF BELGIUM.
*
į
The s... INABA MARU, 164 Lendon Nov. I and in Cue bere vis Suer Dec: 10.
The BADENIA, due bere Dec. | and mail for Taingiau, Shanghai and Japan Dec.
The 8.4. HELENUS, dua bere Dec. 16 and skila for Shanghai sad Japan Doc. 17. The 8.8. TERESIAR, due here Dec. 15 "sod sails for Japan Dec. 16.
The sa. AQAPENOR, due here Dec. 28 and sails for Shanghai and Japan Dec. 29. The ■ BELLEROPHON, das here Dec. 19 and sails for Tsingtan and Japan. Dec. 30..
BRUSSELS November 99th. Ad agreement has been cooked be tween the Belgian and the Geruga. Gay- ernmanta by which Liermany undertakes to renew, within 10 years. German notes le the value of 6,000,000,000 marks issued during the Garman occupation, which thend sails for Shanghai Dec. 78. Belgian Government has withdrawn from piroulation.
The ss. LAOMEDON, das bers Jan. 6 and ssila for Japan Jan. 7.
The LA KNIGHT OF THE GARTER, doe here Jan. 6 and sails for Shanghai and Japar Jan. 7.
WAR REVELATIONS.
Lopes, November 29th. The Times has published extracts from German officiel documents exsesined at the Wilhelmstrasse by Hear Kantaky, the German Socialist winter deuling parti cularly with responsibility for the war.
The extracts wh the are publisher in the furm
diary.
reveal Ko the
concisive munner that Austria bal the unconditional support of Germany in foreing war against Serbia in July. 1914. Extracts from Ambassadorial despatches pl:b lished with the exeKaiser's marginal otes are typical. In commenting on the Tachirsky despatch of June 30th, 1914,
כנס
of one
ex-Kaiser says:- A clearance must be made of Serbia, and that sood.' A ponferenre was held as Potsdam on July 8th. after which orders were issued for preparatory war measures,
Commenting
Prince Lichnowsk despres
• adumbrat ing Lord (then Sir Edward)
Grey's attitude Chat
that Gret
ITUNE anderstand zhat shall not stand any nonsense. Grey make the mistake of patting Serie on. the same level as Austria and the other great Powers.
This is unbeard of. Nerbia is made up of a pack of brigands who must be brought to hook for their Crim."
gily
The tracks proceed to describe the Bubsequent kaleidoscope of events in close detail, and depict the ex-Kaiser's fury on realising the possibility that England would not be able to stand aside.
The x-Kaiser describes Grey as the arch. base, Mephistophelian, but truly English."
THE P. & O. co.
LONDON, November 29th. The report of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. @tutes that a large holding of shares has be acquired in Mr Orient Company, which will continue to be worked separ afely Fat in close conjunction with the P. and its allies.
The bulk of the shares in the Kbedivial f Mail Company has bear acquired.
The Board is arranging to b those passenger steamers under constraction
for out-burning. -4
The 2.8. TELAMOV, duo here Dec. 86
The 25. DEMODOCUS, dze kere Jin,
6 and sails for Shanghai and Japan Jac..7.
The ANTILOCHES, das hera. Jan. 23 and mails for Japan Jan. 14.
PROM JARAN.
S
The s... TOKIWA MARU, left Naga- saki Nov. 10 and is due here via Shang- bai Dec. 5.
The sa. TOTOMI MARU, left Kobe Nov. 29 and is due here via Osaka and Moj Dec. 8.
The ... NOVARA, leaves Yokohama Nov. 30 and is dae here via Kobe, Moji and Shanghai Dee. 10.
The a... ARRATOON APUAR,, leaves Kobe Dec. 4 and is due here via Moji Dec. 11.
The .. MISHIMA MARU, lentos, Yokohama November 28 and is due bera via Robe, Moji and Shanghai. December 思
The sa. SADO MARU, leaves Yoko- hams December 13 and is due here vis Japan ports and Shanghai December 26. The .. EITANO" MARU, leaves Tokobama December 26 and is due bere January's.
The 48. TERESIAS, leaves Yoko- bama Jan. 3 and is due here Jan. 20.
The .. TEUCER. leaves. Yokohama Dec. 2 and is due here Dec. 17.
Dec. 24 and is due bere. Jan. 5.
The . TYDEUS. leaves Kobe
The . EURYADES, leaves Yoko- bams Nov. 20 and is due here Dec. 8.
The s.a. IDUMENEUS, leaves Yoko- hama Dec. 9 and is due bere Dec. 23.
The NELEUS, leaves Tokobams, Dec. 33 and is due bere Jan. 8.
FROM SHANGHII.
Dec. 8 and is due here Dec. 10.
The 8.3. EURYADES leaves Shanghai
The .. ARNA, leaves Shanghai Dec.. 17 and is due here about Dec. 22.
The ENIGHT TEMPLAB, leares Shanghai Dec. 18 and is due bere Dec. 29. The .. ONFA, kaves Shanghai Jan. 17 and is due bere Jan.
FROM MANILA.
The s... IXION, leaves Manila Jan. 31 and is due bere Jan. 5..
'FROM AUSTRALIA. "
The . NIKKO MARU. left Sydney
The ships contracted for include five of Nov. 28 sud is due bere vin. Mazin Dec..
13,800 tons each for the Australian emigrant and cargo business rid the Cape
JAPAN AND THE LABOUR CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Nor, 29. An.official mampu from the Wash ington Labour Conference, shows that the eight hour discussion had expecial reference to fapad.
Mr Barnes, for Britain, presented a re- port showing that elever hunts were daily worked in, the cotton industry, while the silk industry was employing 300,000 persons, working thirteen hours daily.
Hence, the report recognises the im- practicability of immediately reducing the hours to Western standards, but, upon Japan's assurance that she will necelerate the adoption of the principles current in Western countries, it was recommended that she be asked to effect an early substantial raduation of the hours of labour.
A 48 hour week was recommended for workers under fifteen years of age, a. 60 hour week for silk workers and a 7 hour week for other industries, also a 24 hour weakly rest day
The Japanese Lahour delegate protested against the modifications, and declared that is the textile industries in Japan there were 700,000 women living almost a life of slavery.
The Japanese Government delegata pois-j ted cut that their industries ware less than 30 years old, and they could not be expected immediately to swallow whole-mle ali Wes- tan practices, which bad taken centurias to levelop. He urged that Japan had given evidence of ber good faith by accepting a Damber of big concessions, including the recognition and ouragement of Trade Linions, also the Conventions as regards unhealthy processes and work for women and childre all these representing a greator +oncession than any country had made or was going to make.
CHINESE IN BRITISH "COLUMBIA.
LONDON, November 29th. With a view to reducing the cost of
19.
FROM SINGAPORE.
The ae. DILWARA, left Singapore Nov 23 and is dus here to-day.
The BS. ABIA MARU. left Singapore Nov. 16 and is due bere Dec. 4. pore Nov. 28 and is due here Dec. 5.
The 6.4. PENANG MARU, left Sings-
PROM AMERICA.
The .3. FUSHIMI MARU, left Seattle November 1 and is due bere via Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila December 4.
The .. TENYO MARU, left Sän Francisco Nov. 7 and is due bere via Den 15. Honolulu, Japan, Shanghai and Manila
The
ECUADOR Jeft Sen Francisco Nov: 15 and is dee bere vin Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila December 24.
8.8.
Thess. SHINYO MARU, leaves San Francisco December and is due here. ris Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila January &
The as. IXION, feares Peattle Nov 27. and is due bere via Tsingtan, Yokohama, Kobe and Mazila Jan. 5.
The -4.3. PROTESILAUS, leaves Seattle Dec. 24 and is due here vis Tringtan, Tokohama, Kobe and Manila Feb. 6.
The a. TYNDAREUE, leaves Seattle Jan. 22 and is due bere vie Tsingtan, Yokohama, Kobe and Manila March 5.
ABRIVALS.
December 4.
TAMEA MARU, Jap., 3,070 tons. from Shanghai, Capt. Itsuno, N.Y.K., Buoy.
DILWARA, Brit, 2,480 tone, from Singapore. Capt. T. P. Babb, M.AL & Co., Kowl
THE CHINA MAILA
NOTICES.
"SOLIGNUM"
THE ONLY REMEDT AGAINST DESTRUCTION OF WOODWORK BY WITE ANTS AND DAT-ROT "SOLIGNEM”.
DOES NOT EVAPORATE, CHACE OR PEEL, BUT BEARCHES HIGHT INTO THE WOOD.
Solo AgentM J
ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd.
14, Uhater Head.
Phona 1500.
"THE ESSEX CAR.
"
Models of this 5-seater bill-climbing record breaker have arrived and will be on view, at the DRAGON MOTOR CAR Co, on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th.
THE DRAGON MOTOR CAR Co, ars the Agents in South China (Hong kong, Canton and Macao) for the HUDSON, ESSEX, OVERLAND and DODGE BROTHERS motor cars.
Tel, 48%. THE DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO, Tel, 482.
24, Den Voux Hoadentral, HONGKONG.
TRIALS SOLICITED BY JAMES STEER
THE CHRONOMETER AND
WATCH MAKER (Contractor to E K, Naval Yard) B, Io Horas STREET, HANGING.
GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO., LD.)
PORTLAND CEMENT.
In Casks of 375 lbs. pet.
In Bags of 250 lbs. net.
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
GENERAL MANAGERS.
THE SINCERE CO., LTD.
NEW ARRIVAL.
Woollen Underwear, Travelling Rugs,
Leather & Woollen Gloves,
Foot-ball Stockings,
Mufflers and
Over Coatings.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
The Shawan Tomes Co. 18. Slavic Prince
left Shanghai on Wednesday, Des 2, and in due here on Baturday, Dec.
6 at ..
loon Whart. SHIN CHANG, Chi.. 1,258 tons, from Tientsin, Capt. W. H. Wallace, CM.6.N.The.F. M. 5. 6. Co's ... Ecuador left Co., Wharf.
QUINNEBAUG, Amer, 987 tons, from Honolula for Yokohama on Norem N.YE... Taking Muru (New York Line) loft Shanghai for this port on the 2nd Deo, and is expected here on the 5th December.
Swatow, Capt. J. Medina, D.L. & Com
LAISANO, Brit, 1943 tons, from The fiving in and the developing of British Singapore, Capt. Matthews, J.M. & Co Columbia, the Chinese Consul at Van Kowloon Wharf. couver suggests the retention there, under indenture, of the thousands of coolies now en route for Chins from France.
·ULEARANCES.
Documber 3. SATANTA, Brit, 6 Francisco, 8.,0. Co.
ber 27.
Laters Advices
Tele. Nos. 1967/8,
..
POST OFFICE.
The Money Ordar Service with the Philippine lands has been temporarily surpadded.
Telegraphic
communication Waglan Lighthouse is interrupted.
TIL. No.
with.
The parol port service to Cubs, la ruspended,
منجمية
It is notified that all restrictions as to the was of wireless Telegraphy by Herchant Fessels on the China Station have been abolished.
The Services to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire are suspended.
No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan, Ahwax or Mohammorah in the Forsian Gulf may encoed eight ounces in weight..
The Insured letter and toacred parcel services between Egypt (or la transit through Egypt) and Cyprns are tempor arily suspended..
Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will in futurs be forwarded trom Hongkong in bags and the Public are therefore advised to pack rach parcels very carefully,
Until further notice parcels for civil addresses In the provinces of Unine, Vicenza, Trevise Fadus, Venice and Bel- lane in Italy will not be accepted. for transmission unless posted under the British War Office: Permit.
The Parcel Poet Services Britiab East Africa and Egypt (except for members of the Expeditionary Forces), and to Abyssinia, Bagdad," Frishres, Franch Somali CoastyItalian Somaliland, Portuguese Esat Africa, Zanzibar and Russia have been suspended.
Registered and Farcal Mails are closed Is minutes earlier than the time giren balow unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close before 1. registered and parcel mals are closed at-3 p.m. on the previous day..
In the case of Malls closing before 9 a.m. Registration slowes at 8 o'clock on the previous evening.
INWARD KILS.
FRIDAY, December: 5. Shanghai-For BUIYANG. Btraite--Por PENANG MARD, Japad-Per TOKIWA MARU,
MONDAY, December 8. Japan-Par TUTOMI MARU.
TUESDAY, December &
Europe fra Negspaisa)--Por BHIN
FUKU MARU.
OUTWARD MAILS.
FRIDAY, December 6. Foochow Per TAHOUEE, 8 a.m. Macao-Per EUI TAL 4.30 am. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Marritina,
Bwstow,
South Africa, India via Dhanush- kedi, Egypt and EUROPE via MARSEILLES-Per
ТАИВА MARU. Registration 9.46 am. Letters 10.30 a.m."
Amoy and Foochow For QUINNEBAUG, II a... Macao Per SUI AN, 1.30 p.m. Philippine Islands-Per TUENSANG,
2 p.m. ... Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30p.m. Holbow and Haiphong-Per LOKSANG,
5 p.m.
North China - Per ESANG, p.m.
Shanghai and
SATURDAY, December 6. Macao-Per SUT TAJ, 1.30 p.m. Saigon and Bangkok-Per UNNAN
MARU, 2. p.m.
Japan via Kobe, Canada, United States, Central and South America and BUROPE via VICTORIA, BC.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1919.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
THE
1748 CORONET
TO-NIGHT!
TO-NIGHT !!
at 15 & 9.15 p.m.
TEL. No. 1748
TO-NIGHT 11I
GEORGE ADE'S
5 PART COMEDY THE
COLLEGE WIDOW.
Usual Prices. Booking at ROBINSON'S,
HONGKONG
Tel. 2511.
THEATRÉ.
December 3, 4 and 5, at 5.159.15 p..
· BLANCHE
SWEET
A SPLENDID ORIGINAL PHOTOPLAY
Tel. 2511.
"THE EVIL EYE
FIVE REELS..
Also Paramount Pictograph.
Usual Prices.
Booking at the Theatre..
THE
VICTORIA THEATRE.
"
FOR THE LAST TIME. TO-NIGHT
EPISODES 9 & 10
OF
THE TIGER'S TRAIL"
A LUKE COMEDY.
MARATHON"
THE
TO-DAY'S MATINEE:
" PRINCESS
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
December 1.
Kr D. Abraham
Mr and Mrs A. R. Mr R. J. Kluiver
Adam
Me J. T. Kidd
Mr & Mrs J. McTeen
Mr and Mrs E G. Lachlem
Anderson
Mr W. 8. Lantz Mr C. W. Anderson Mr and Mrs
• Mone. Leiria Mme. Floch- Lattaye
and etild
Per TYNDARIUS. Registration Mr and Mrs R. M. Lauritaas 1.45 pm Letters 3.30 p.m.
Aurtia Shanghai and North Chins-Pez Mr. Barton
YINGCHOW, 3 D.m
Mrs E. B. Bellica Shanghai and North Chins-Fer Mr and Mrs C. H.
HUICHOW. 8 pm
SUNDAY, December 7.
Macso-Per SUI AN, 8:30 am.
I
Mr R. Luther
Mr & Mrs F. W.
Benson Mr C. B. Bernard Lyall
Mr. T. Gordon BlythDr G. W. Maokean Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Keelung MT. A. Bienchedi Mr & Mrs J. Martin
Mr J. P De. Barry Dr O. Marriott Mr D. H. Biggar
Per AMAKUSA MARU, 9. MONDAY, December: 8.
| Philippine Islands, Sandakan, Australia.
Mr V.Mathews Mrs D: M. Biggar Mr. R L McCor Mr & Mrs S. Emey kindale
Fir and Mrs F. M.
and New Zealand via Thursday MrEE Bosricke Laland-Per VICTORIA. Re Mr and Mrs E. 8. McGonigal gistration 945 am: Letters
Booth 10.30 am.
TUESDAY, December 3.
Mr J. M. Brady
Mre B. B. Breómia Mr A. W. Brun
Swatow sad Bangkok-Per CHANG- Major Cassel
Capt. G. C. Caye China-Fer Mi B. B. Plunkett
Colo
CHOW, & am Shanghal and North
SUIYANG, 11 am. Bwatow, Amoy and Foochor-Per HAI-
HONG, Noon.
MI McHussey
Mr and Mrs W.
L
ROMANOFF."
PEAK HOTEL
28th November
Mr F.R. J. Adama Mr H. D. Hart Capt. Areber
Mr H. P. Eeckett Mr M. L. Biggs Mr.O.B. Bird Mr and Mrs D.
Blair
Mr H. du F. Hutchi
Bon
Mr B. W. Lee Jones Major & Hes Sec KM. I A. Laing
MrJ D. Lloy Mr M. M. Mas
Mr D, H. Blako Mr Boureboor Mr WJ Boothby Major F. J. Bowen
MrR Mattingly
Mr. J. McCorkin--
dale
Kr and Mrs O. T. Mr and Mrs McKay
Breakspear Mises McKay
Mr W. L. Bridger Mr J. Finly Miller Mr C. M. Brown Mr & Mr W.J. Milne- Mrs. C. Ball Capt. Monteith
Bey. R. A. Bundla, Capt. C. J. O'Brian
C.F-
Misa Oldfield
Mr W. A. Butter. Mr E. N. Parsons
Bald
Mr A. Button
Mrs Charlton
Lt. Col. & Mrs Thors
by Pelham
MIT. L. Perkins
Mrs W, H. CheshireMiss Philipe
P.Lt.
Millz Mr A. Morrison Mr W. P. Neeson Mr E. &. Nelson Capt. L. D'Oliveyra, Mr F. H. Featy Mr W. P. Counce Misa B. Fentrice MCM. Cottrell Mr 8. 8.-Parry Mr R C. Courtenay Mr Allan Paterson Mr F. W. Caz
Me and Mrs C. Mr J. W. Crossland Pierce THURSDAY, December 11:
Mr N. Croucher Mr E.. E. Ray- Mr T. M. Cramer Kr LC. Parker Shanghai North China and Japan Misa D. Dinnamore
ia Kobe-Per INARA HARU, Miss V. Doris 11 &2.
WEDNESDAY, December 10. Philippine Islands - Per TAMING,
3 p.m.
FRIDAY, December I.
".
Mr. G. Duclos Mira A Earle
Epatoon
Rosa
MrA. E Fearnley
Ool. B. G. Coles Mr E. B. Potter
Mr R. C. Courie
Mr W. B. Cooper Mrs Cormack
Mr A. F. Pringle
MrE A. Ram Mr. B. Raworth Mr W. E. Robert Major & Mrs Sanders- MrB. E. Thermalt Capt. & Mrs DavisMr & Mrs L. Grant MFL J. Davica.. Amitha
Mr T. M. Cramer Lt. Col.. Crisp Mr O. W. Darch
Eng. Comdr. W. Mr. Findlay Smith
Maj. Lollo Smith
Dawson
H.Mr R. O. Dizson Mrs Miss Stubbings
Mr P. G. Dobbin Mr J. Sullivan Mr C. G. H. Druitt Mr and Иm 8. J. Mr & Mr John Byrett
Dancan
Mrs & Miss. Them Eager BO
Mr M. A. Petersen Mr and Mrs.B. W.
Bwatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per | Mr and Mrs H. M. Peterson
HAICHING, No.
Mr. E. Bodenfaser Mr B. R. Roxburgh Mr Jack Byan
- Mr F. A. Biefert
Mr H: Stephens
SATURDAY, December 13,
St. E. Engley Shanghai, North Chias, Japan is Mr A. R. FarmÓF Miss K. Exansen Nagasaki, Canada, United Capt. B. P. Fergusonbir F. L. Stonken States, Central and South Kiss G. Fond America and EUROPE vis Mr J. A Fortuner W. Swann VICTORIA, B.O. Per Fur H. 3. Frans HIMI MARU. Eegistration W. B. Fraser 8.45 am: Letters 9.30. Mr. D. Fawlay. THURSDAY, December 18. Mr J. Le B. Fry
Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Mr J. B. Gardiner
Japan
The NYK. & Shierys Moru (Bombay)
Line) left Bombay for this port direct on the 21st Nov, and is, expected here on the 8th Dec. The CP.O.B. Co's RM3. Empress of Straits,
Japan arrived at Tokohams on Nov. 27, left there Nov. 28, noon, and is due at Vancouver on Dec. 10. The N.Y... Inaba Mary (European Line) left London for this port via Boez Canal on the 1st Nov., and is expected here on the 10th Dea. The G. M. S. 8. Cos. 68. Nile sailed from San Francisco on November 18, and may be expected to arrive at
is port on December 18. B.Y.K... Kaijuku Maru (Calcutta Láns) left Calcutta for this port via Bangoon and Bingspore on the 25th November, and is expected here on the 15th December.
The NY... Penang Haru (European The for Ban
Line) left Bingapore for this port on the 28th Nov, and is expected here on the 5th Doo.
FOO SHING,, Brit, 8 am, for Wahn, J.M. & Co.
UNNECESSARY WORDS, WET waste werde and advertising space in describing the many points of merit in Chamberlain's Cough lemedy 1 The most fastidions are satis „fled when we state that it cares coldavia
and coughs from any cause, and 'that is contados abrolutely no narcotics or in farious auhetances. For sale by áll Chemistá and Biorekeepers.
ENDICOTT Amer noon, for Beattie The K.I.H, Iptoms Hors (Bombay
Madiis, &dmiral Line- BUNNING, Brit, noon, for Shanghai, Line) Laft Kobe for this pork Ti
Chaka and Moji on the 2ith Nov, 'Pizza for
and is expected here on the 8th Dec.
B. & BRASS
KWANG LEE, Chi., 4 Shanghai, C.MSIN, CO
The W.YE... Bikko Mars (Australien Line) left Sydney for this port vis
.
اور
Mr & Mrs Mr & Mrs Ebes Mr Fothergill Mr W. J. Fowler Kr D. Galloway Mr H. L. Great Mr D. Hall
Capt. & Mre Tomary Maj. Gen. F. Ventrie Rev. G.
Waldegrave
Maj. & Mrs Wakeman MrE deG. Williams-
Major D. L. HardingMr P. D. Wilson
KING EDWARD HOTEL. KING
Hire R. Almond Mr H. Anschau Mr B. O. Angustina Mr F. G. Becke Mr & Mrs W. Budgo
Mr HU. Taylor Mrs L. Taylor and
9 children Mr & Mrs O. P.
Templeton South Africa, India via Dhanush-- Miss C. Gifford Mr and Mrs H. D. kadi, Egypt and EUROPE VL. Mla EL Gifford. Teunant MARSEILLES-Per MISHIMA Mr B. H. Glen Mrs E. P. Thompson Mr E-G. Cocmes MARU. Registration 9.45am. Hrs Griffith Mrs W.8. Thompson Mr T. B. Calhane Letters 10.20 am.
Misa Griffith Miss M.A.Thompson Mr G. P. Carry SATURDAY, December 20.
Capt. T. P. Hall Major ETrobridge Mr T. Dallin via Nagasaki-Per NIKKO Menry H. Hart Mr & Mrs. Tusks Mr J. D. Darby MARU, 10a.m..
MP. T. Farrall | Mr & Mrs '8. E. Er N.-J. Tuaka
Hodgo WEDNEJDAY, December 24,
Mr A. Tutundjian Miss Farrell Mr and Mrs F. N.Mr and Mrs J. W
Mr BW Farrer Philippine Islands, Australia and New Hoffstot
Mr A. Li Fry, bo Zealand Thursday Inland
Mr and Mrs C. MARU Ro-
Hammed gistration 6.45 m. Letters 9.30.21 FRIDAY, December 28.
Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius Min FB Jones Booth Africa, India vis Dhanush Mr E. M. Joseph kodi, Egypt and. EUROPE Mr G. Y. Handall MARSEILLES Per: SADO Mr B de Kat MARU. Registration 9.45 m. Mir and Mrs
Lawley
Straits,
Fer
Letters 10.30a
TUESDAY, December 20.
Manila on the 28th Nov., and in Shanghai, North Ching and Japan vis Kobe-For- KAMO - MARU, expected here on the 19th Dec,
10:
Upper
MrA.Bhalton HoopeMiss L. Virclen Capt. and Mrs BrMc A. Warden (****
Inace
Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr and Ms Arnold Willimens 2- : Jones
Mr S. T. Williamson Mr.W. Withington Mr 8. M. Wellson Mrs H. Woods Miss A. Woods R.Miss D: Woods
Capt. E. Larsnes Mr ML Manuk Miss Mazzi Mr W. A. MarcomTMTM Mr J. H. N. Mody Mr. & Mrs Moline Mr W. Mordey Mry W., Passes: Mrs M. Pesca.“ HrT. J. Renton Mand-Mrs O Richardson Mrs A Robertson Me L.Kasha-
Dr.
J. Dr A. B. Fouza
LL. O. Spillang Mrs Stewart and
Mr T
Taylor
Miss F. Hammes Haster O. Hammes-children Mr A. Harrison Mr J. Hayne MFP. Hocken Mr B. James Mr A. Johnston
My F. Todd
Mr and Mrs Cader
Awood MrGE-Wetton
Mrs J. Johnston-Mr W. J. Ziegler Mrt da Kant
Printed Ind Published for THE CONCERNED BY GEORGE WILLIAM CADE BURKETT, Editor, No: 5, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.