MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1923.
SHIPPING.
P. & O-BRITISH INDIA
APCAR AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES
(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND).
EARLIER TELEGRAMS
THE CHINA MAIL.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mull,
SUN YAT BEN AND THE SOVIET
SKANORAL, January 27th.
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
January 20 ::
Mrs M. Adams and dr à. §. Gmy
Infants Gray Mr. D. Alkia 6 Me C, L. Grogory.
A statement issued by Sun Yat Sen and; Hr (C ́T, Q. Aftken Japk, T. P. Lall + M. Joffe (Soviet Envoy to China) mys) MrJi T. Bastam – Mr 0. Hommand.
that, following cordial conversations at Mr B. Farlig Shanghai, bo greed that Communism Miss B. Bornos or oven a Soviet Bystem, cannot at pre- Bent be introduced into China, because conditions as unfavourable for its
the
Биссеви.
and Mra C. Bayard Mr and
Bober
Ито
ur R. J. Hirheck Mrs K. R. Belilios
r E. Blackburn is A. Blond
M. Joffe declared that the Soviet is rendy to negotiate with China on the Basir of renunciation by Rossin of all treaties and exactions which Tsardom, and Mrs II.
On China, including the Chinese
Railway Treaties.
Boera
Mr and Mrs O.
MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES Chinese Governments. M. Joffe emphasis Mr W., Ch
STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF. WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASU, INCLUDING NAM ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, RED
HRA, EGYPT, EUROPE, 20.
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY
DIRECT ROYAL. MAIL STEAMERS.. (Under Contract with H.M. Government.).
B. 8.
"NELLORE"
•" DELTA
**KHIYA"
BECELA"
BANCA MORKA" "LAHORE" *SOUDAN"
Tons
Fram Rongkong
(about)
8,853 8,000 F
9,400 47091
600
11,600 1
7th Feb. 7th Pub.
1st Feb. 33rd Feb. 6th-Mur. 7th Mar. 5,992 | 19th Mar, 6,700 19th Mar. 1,000
21st Mar.
6.370 | 22nd Mar. 0.001
4th Apr.
Destination
MARSEILLES, Lennox & à'sörr. Maaszilers, London A’werp.&
Rotterdam.
Marsenes, LONDON & A'werp Sporo, Penang, Gol'bo & U'bay. Bingapore, Colho & bay.
bay, Marsuilles, & don A'warp. Singapore and Nembar. S'pore, Poning Col'ho & B'bay MADRILEYA, LONDON & Awarp Ringapore and Bombay. MARSEILLES, Loubor & Awerp.
do.
"KASHMIR"
-L'PORK"
"DONGOLA"
"NANKIN"
7,000
18th.Apr.
** SICILIA"
6,501
21st Apr.
** KARMALA"
DONO
Snd May
"KASHGAR"
560
10th May
"NYANZA"
7,000
30th May
S'pore, Ponang, Colbo & bay. MARSEILLES, LONDON & Awerp, dlo. rio.
** NOVA BA”
6,950 | 14th Juno
DELTA
8,097
27th June
*MALWA
10,041
11th July
da
DEVANHA"
8,092
26th July
-Will call at Hamburg if sufficient inducement offers.
BRITISH INDIA-APOAR SAILINGS (South).
"GREGORY APJAR" "TAKADA
| 23th Jan.
4,650 7,000
At 2 m. 7th Fab.
Singapore, Penang and
Singapore Panang & Catantta
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)
"ST. ALBAN8"
4,000
31st Jan. ut 4 p.m.
Omits. Sandakan.
Manila, Thursday Island, Townsville, Brisbane, Syducy & Melbourne
Frequent connections from Australia with the following
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND
PASSENGERS.
Fob. 4.-E. AT
VESSELS DUE
PROM BANGKOK,
Banka.
FROM DALNY.
THOM MANILA.
Mis and Migs Hand Fab. 4.-J.O.J.L. Tjikombang. Br J Scott Daraton L Mr G. M. Feapby
Mr.G. de Jong
J. Me J. E Josoph Mies D. Konpor Generat 0.
Krofot
Mr & Mrs I. Koch
Mr and Mrs
▸
B. Lauritsen
Mr C. S. Lechner
H. Mr E. Lory
Miss Mach-kay
Miss Llandior,
Hr P: Marks
Pending a competent Hasso-Chinese Booth conference, the existing railway manager G. Bowbok ment
should be temporarily reorganised Mrs J. M. Bawio
Mr H. G MoNoary by an agreement between the Russian and Mr H. R. Brown
Ara W.31. Campteli Mr G. D. Melbourne ed that the Soviet did not intend to fr and Mrs W.Me OH, Contagne.
Vins E. Moffat An imperialist policy in Outer
Oritordin Mr 4, D. Morloy Mongolia, or causO it to secede from MrEW. ittenden D. Munton Chinn.
Mr. Crpuelse Mr A. H. Nijland Dr. Sun You.Se ngryed that the evacu Mr Ounninghaoir J. C. arama lation
ation of Russian troops from Mongolin is, rand Airs O. W. F. R. Odom nt progent, not in the interests of China, Darch
Me P. Ofey owing to the Feking Government's in ability to prevent a rerudescener of White hostilities against Russia from Chinese territory, leading to a graver situation than the present one...
M. Joße leaves for Japan and Dr. Sun Yat Sen for Canton to-day.
any
OPIUM IN CHINA.
of
WAS
Tes
Mr H. Daugherty M. G. E. rotts Mr F B Deacun Me and des
Dußill
Mr and Ma M. G. Elis
Da har
Mr S. A. I'ris H. Br H. W. Resh
Wi .. Ro 6. La
Miss A. M. Reed
1. L. Russell VA. H. Rowe Mrad Mrs W. A. Mr and Ms J. A
Eustace
Salibono
Je and Mig S, 0.Mrs E. Sparko Miss A. Squaro Fen lon
Mr F. D. Frawley. M? V. d. Šion Capt. . M. French Capt. E. G. Steven
rand drs W. II. son
Mr and Ms
Qxla
Mr N. 0. Gibbons. Vidal
Feb. 18.-U.8.8.B. Dewey,
FROM BOMBAY. Jan. 30.-N.Y.K. Takaoka Maru.
PROM JAVA, Feb. 8-J:0.J.L Thisorderl
FROM RINGLFORI.
Feb. 12-U.S.S.B. Dенсу.
;
FROLI JALOUTTE. Jan. 30.-B. 1.
Torilla:
FROM SYDNEY AND MELBOURNI |Feb. 0,-E; & di
19.—A. Q.
14 N.Y.R:
Eastern. Taiyuan. Tango Maru.-
FROM PORTLAND,
Feb. 1-Col. P. S.
4-Col. P. B. 20.-Col. P. A.
Bannawa. Pawlot: Wassions.
FROM NEW YORK,
Feb. 4—3. F.
13.-D. & Co
Mar. 17.-D. & Co.
Telemachaa.
Folton Cartlo. Muncaster Castle.
FROM YANGOUYEN.
Feb. -CPA
Mar 11.-B. F.
JR.-B. F.
fe R. EI, Gerdon Mr E.C. Waterhouto Apr. 1
REPULSE BAY HOTEL
Sandrand
fr and Mrs. Ho:dMr and Ms
Beg
Hunter 1. Dekkers Mr Lloyd Meard Mrs A. II. De ani Mr
Compton
LONDON, January 27th, Sir John Jordan is of the opinion that the suggestion made by Sir Francis Aglen to legalise the opium traffic is retrograde and he was glad to see that the Chinese who were present at the meeting depre at it. He said that the demoralisation
outdoor staff the Customs of the
ll matter compared with the de- moralisation of China The Government Peking naturally naxious
was exploit
of cource revenue which wild Help it to
there was still public
left in opinion
China to resist a velapse, which would stigmentiger A. Cux the Chinese for all time as an opium- Mr W. J. Caddy ridden If
race, China
is not dead of
gel-reapret, the elastes a thogs
the war and Mrs Desi yaMr D. Show of their
wong
risa up Peking Government know th and let there is
Provenged that well opinion, espe inlty that of Great Britain and the United States could exercise a powerful ofort in this
and hoped there would he al
Whmisten ble
expression such opinion, in order to fortify the Inge class in China
Lane, but he thong its precarious & Mr Birroll M. Lydelt
the krst opinion of 1
to Mr and Mrs Dario
Hra P. M. Davis
the country
of
wishing to make.
The Union Campeny s steamers to the United Kingdom vis New Zealand, good the reform of 1097-17. Vancouver, San Francisco etc.
no P. & U. Royal Mail stremera to London via Fuez Canal.
The P, & O. Branch Fervice of steamers to London via the Cape.
TERING, January 27th. Referring to Sir John, Jordan's views
The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamera for Southampton and Londonegarding opium legalisation. Sir Francia
Fia. Panatos Canal.
SAILINGS
'MOREA".
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"LABORE"
-EASTERN
TO
SHANGHAI
&
|11,900 | 28th Jan.
JAPAN 8'bai, Maji. Kobo & Y'hima,
at 9 s. m.
6,207
6,252 4,000
1st Feb. 6th Feb. 6th Feb.
Amoy, S'hai, Moji & Kobe, S'hal. Moji, K÷bo & X'bams. Japan direct.
All dates are approzimats and subject to alteration without notice...
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Tat Saloon Passengers may travel by B.1.S.N. Company's steamers botwoon Fingapore and Calcutta or Singapore and Madras in lieu of the section of thoir &C. Tickets Singapore to Colombo,
All Cabins are ülted with Electric Farr free of charge.
Tarcals Measuring not more than 2j ft. x 2ft. x 1 will be ressivad at the Company's Office up to noon on the day frurious to sailing.
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states
Marriott
May. 17.-A. P. Juno 7.-B. F. ly. B. F.
FROM
Feb. 18-B. F. Mar. 11.-B. F. Apr. 13.-F. May 17.-R. F. Culy 5-B. F.
Mas MoLiddel Mr and Mrs Miles. & Ma Negro
Mr and Mr Plant
fr Mis Fitzgerald Mr A.G Vanderpose:
M, L. H. Walker Mr.and. Mira W. Aɛ.
Ilannibal
PEAK HOTEL.
January 23.
Mr and Mrs H. W.Mr J.M. Kare
Allen
Mr M.-F. Key
and Mrs TnDr W. V. f. Bech
4
foot P. H. B. Take
Mr & Mrs. Walter
Tang
opium probit and repression,ial Mr and Mrs B. G.Mr and Mrs A. R
HO.
Arthur fifty years of as after
Viss Barnos back: Wir G. W. Barten ed by the full weight authority, Chinn in 1959 was obliged to Birch
Littlej hrs take the retrog
legalising the retrograde step of
Mr R. E. O. Bird Me M. R, Littlejohn traffic. he believer that she will
will again Mr & Mrs BlackwellMr. D. Lloyd forced by the rapidly increasing do Miss I. A. Blair Arnd Mrs W. J. moralisation
of the vast Wr&Mis B.Biadden E. MacKens o growing out. illicit trade, lo retrace her steps.
Mr. F. Mattingly Sir 4: M. J. Brean Fraticie Aglen in nowise: advocates legal. Tog Capt. and Mrsir D. McCallam
Bromwich
Mr R. McGr. gor isation for the purpose of revenue, but 18. the only practicable means of controlling Mr and Mrs W. A. Mereor
"WFS,T. Butlin --Capt. snd-Mri G. P.-- and finally suppressing the trade.
Butter Hold Mr J. Finlay Miller Mr K. J. Chapmans. Mrs R. W. Neshilt
tr and Mrs J. W.Capt, and Mrs. 0. 0.
Church
Olliver Capt. C. J. Church Mrs A. J. Fatorson
and Mrs. H. H. M: A. H. Pean Clark 1
Hon. Mr and Mrs 1
L. Perkins Mr and Ms F. B. - Pfordten Major&Mrs F. R.
Philips
U. S. ANPASSADOR AT TOKYO,
م
TOKYO, January 28th. Mr. Warren, the American Ambassador has left for America on the as. President Pierce. He intends resigning after he reaches Washington, Mr. Hugh Wilson fins been appointed Charge & Carts,
[BY COURTESY OF THE DALY BILETIN,"]
JAPANESE LEGATION AT THE VATICAN.
TOKYO, January 28th. The Budget provision for a Japanese representative to the Vatican is eliciting vehement opposition from Buddhists throughout the country.
The Foreign Office has issued a state-
2.
Ar & Mrs Collet to
is Mary Cooper fr W. A. Cornell Mr L. J. Davies Col. C. W. Davy Lt. Col R. A. Do!
bin
Mr E Philipson Mr Campbell Proar
Mr and Mrs Jobalt Coinds, and Mrs
Dunean
Mr J. Fleming Col. M Greec Hra & Mira Oyles Miss B
FROM LOS Feb. 3.-.8.8.3. -10-U.8.8.B.
FROM DAN Feb. 3-0.8.6.B.
4.-P. M. 20.-U.5.8.B.
Empress of Alia.' Achilles.
Talthybius. Protesilaus. *Achilles.
Talthyblus.
Tyndarsus.
SEATTLE.
Achilles.
Talthybius. Protesilaus. Achilics. Tyadırgus.
ANGELES.
Apus, Wost Ivan.
FRANGIKOM,
Арик
FROM EUROPEAN PORTS.
Prea. Wilson
WOSE IVAD.
Jan, 30,-N.T.K. Feb. 1.-F.; L.
Hakone.Meru
Havelland
Rangloo.
Kashmir.
Donecle:
Var.
P-B. T 10-P.&O. 16-H.EA.3. 24.-P. &. 0.
-H.A.L... .10.-P. & Q. 24.-P. & O.
Apr. 7-P. & D. $1.-P. & Q.
Feb.
· FROM 1-0. L. A-1. & 0. 10.~~P.&O. 12-P.&O. 24.-P. & O. 05.-0.14 30-G-L-
L
Banarnes.
Rheinland.
Nankin. Karmela, Thiva. Kashgar.
LONDON,
SHIPPING.
INDO-CHINA
STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
SAILINGS BUBJECT TO ALTERATION.
DESTINATION
BANGKOK
STEAMRE
BAILING. .........CHUNSANG ..............Mon., 97th Jan, loop., BANGKOR VIA SWATOW................................DRUFAR...Tass., 30th Jan, 10 m. HAIPHONG vs Horow
...........LEESANO ....Tues., 90th Jan, 10am. ThingTau vía SwATOW & EXANDRIAI...FOOSHING.................Thurs, let Fub, 10 6,m. ETRAITE and CALOUTTA ..................................................FOOKSANG ............Thurs., Tat Feb., 3p.m. ThingTad vi 1-8wATOW & SHANGHAL... TAIBANG ..................Fri.,* ' 2nd Feb, 10 n.m. MANILA
...........LOONGSANG...Fri., 2nd Feb., 3 p.m.
SHANONAT VID SWATIW......TAKSANO...Sun., 4th Feb., 10 a.m. PANGKOK VIL SWATOW...CHAKSANO......... Mon., 5th Fab, 10 a.m. STRAITS and CALCUTTA ..........................................
...LAISANU ........Tuoz 6th Feb., 3 p.m. HINSANG,Wed., 7th Feb. 3 p.m. STRITS and CLLOUTTA ..., ........KUTSANG - ..............klon., Lith Fab., 3 p.m. KOBq7NAMSANG. ...Wed., 14th Feb., Noon.
· Calcutta Ling-Tiisilne mur afforila regalar nalliga letalcutta, Penang nad Bliźnisice rolandge from Calculia stemmers péserað vis ritmita and Hongkong ta Japan, versatontally aling at akangtal, all steamers have oreoliant jaunter Rocosumodation, and Bed With Electrio Ligis and Fana anti carry a fully quafiflod Surgeon, Shanghai' Live-Sailize aromely every ticket (231 e abisines and through iris of Lang « teliness, Cikalona amal Biaugiasi, armatimer
Kanlia
calling at tintow. Thrungle Tickets qu aro lasted lot! Northern anul Yangtzo Porta sa Shanghal, Liao,--A" weekly survice, le mahukained with Manila by wesele with good passenger
zalatlısı, salltags front both porte every Friday, Halphong Ling.-Salings appoxantoly wookly for pasiengera ant cargo, calling at Hoikow wha
Barnes
Sunergotera,
· and from Bandakan 'by two 2000 tons Mesmeen K8. Line-Fortidently saplings
VITINBANO” Aul 8.8. “MAUBANG' both Brezmar having excellent pamenger slation. Cargo takes through Bils of Ledling for Kudat, Jesselton, JAD, TAXAD and had Balta Lind.-A regular service is run from March to November between Hongkong and
Tentit calEng at Welbaiwel and Chefvo, Bangkok Line-A weekly orice is uravkiud between Hongkong and. Bangkok via Bwntow, by fra
"Reamorą Hited witți up-to-data pasekper sccommodation.
Tientsin
CALCUTTA LINE.
THE STEAMSHIP
+
FOOKSANG”
will bo despatched on
1st February at 3 p.m. -
.FOR
2
SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA. Through Bills of Lading issued to
EANGOON, MADRAS FORT SWETTENHAM AND DUTCH EAST INDIES.
For Froighi and Passage apply to:-
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KAGA MARU... IYO MARU...
KATORI MAKU
ATSUTA MARU
.......Wednesday, 7th Feb., at 11.0. ...Thursday, 1st Mar., at 11 a.m.
MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore &c.
++
...Wednesday, 31st Jan, at 11 s.13. | ...Wednesday, 14:6 Feb.
HAMBURG via LONDON, ROTTERDAM.
MITO MARU
LIVERPOOL Vis VALENCIA, MARSEILLES,
DELAGOA MARO
SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila &c.
Glenshane. Sicilia.
Kashmir
Alipor Dangola
Pombrokeshire.
Glenluca.
Mar.
$7.-P. & n.
P. & 0). - 10.-P. & n. 34.~~P. & U. 31.-P. & U. Apr. 7.-P. & 0.
81.~P&O.
Lahoro.
AKI MARU...
Boading.
TANGO MARU...
Nankin.
Karmala
Sicilia.
TSUYAMA MARU
Khiva,
Kashgar.
May 6.-P. & U. 19.-P. & O.
Novara.
nolts.
Dovanha Balwa
Fano S.—P. & 0. 10.-P. &0.
Fb.
·FROM LIVERPOOL.
D.-B. F.
12-B. I 11.-B. F. 44.-B. F. 24.-F. B. Mar. 10.-B. F.
+
10.-B. F. 16. B. F.
10.-B. F. $1.-B. F. p. 8.-B. F.
12-0. R. 14-B. F.
Antolycus.
City of isla.
Agamemnon. Deucalion. Fury bates. Polyphemius,
Ixion. Pyrthai. Philoctetes.
Paseous.
Atropi."
H. B. Rawlings Mr and fra Oscar Mr and Ms Raw
Esger
Mr A. Hitchin Mr. Eastman Mr W &. Roberts My.G. T. Eyckigh Mr. J. L. Robinson apt. & MrsDB and His 8. JI
Pottes
Ross Mr H. O. Rowson Lt-Col. and Mrs O.
Sanders Mr und Mia A. H.
Mr R. P. Sta Mr J. Hancock Capt. and Mrs Ivar Hajor D. L. Harding Siqueland Mr and Mrs W. J.Mrs U. L. Stavoneon
Hawker
Mrs and Mize Stub: Feb. 1. A. L. Havolland -Ool. 8 F. Hoard. bings
Hall
ment declaring that the proposed Lega- Mrs Stephen Hing. I. Savage Lion is entirely diplomatic and in no way has it any religious nipeet.
Tho statement also declares that Japan's, advancing world position prees. sitates keeping in touch with such an important centre, and is reens the his- torical Papa and Japanese diplomatic exchanges.
RUSSIAN REFUGEE SHIPS.
MANILA, January 20th, Seven of the Russin refugee ships are now at Mariveles quarantine station
The passengers on the last two arrival say that two of the largest vessels in the fect, contrary to Admiral Stark's orders, headed for the north after signalling that they needed coal.
The whereabouts of these two vessel are
unknown. -The other
her three versels of the fleet have lso been lost track of.
Mra J.T. Heederton Mr J. F. Swindells Mr and Mrs A. 5.Mra J. S. Thomson
Hereoo
Mentor. Eurylochus.
Mar.
FROM ROTTERDAM.
Prismi 2-B. E
FROM ANTWERP.
FROM COPHENHAGEN. Comd.&M R, 6. Fob. 20.—E. 4. Eng.-L'em. J. H. Thursfield
Mar. 13.-E. Hocken
Me and Mes F. E apr. 1.-E.A. $7.-E. A
Mr A. B. Hollings- Trobridge
worth
Umpt, & Alto Vidal Comdi, & Mrs H. Plas Waddell
Lt. Cm.. & Meu V. I Ward
H. B. Wila
B. Jermain Mrs. J. Jordain Mr W. . Jordan
-PALACE HOTEL,
January 28.
One of the boats that turned back was Mr and Mrs E. F.Mr W. E. Liloy
formerly the flagship of Admiral Stark, Arnold
Magos Arcold
Mr J. B. McCaw
Mr John McDonald
Mr J. N. Donald
who transferred to a smaller craft as an ira Marias Bell example of bravery to the other refugees ir A. T. Boteler Me B. J. de. H. who disliked sailing on little boats on Mra J. Campbell Moore
the voyage to Colonel
According to
Mr W. 5. Cifle, Mr H. M. Olɛon head off & Mes W. Gran-Xr J. Hear
Mrs O. Rusell
:thum
the Red Cras in the Philippines Islands, niost of the money, donated at Shanghai,, Mr W. Famalam Mr H. W. Simpson upon which Admiral Stark counted tore M-Heimt rod Mrs C. Blinger pay the way of the refugees for tivo Mira H. B. Hurley Hr O. Etats incaths, was on board oun of the boats H. P. Hope Sir Rene Teria that pas back,
Mr A. Walkins ADINA Jack
Ten women are entering hospital at Mr G. B. Lelconter Mr H. G. Zandnordy
Manila,
mothers,
they Bre about to become
MANILA January 20th. One of the Russian refugee ships has been wrecked off Formos, but there is Ho confirmation
Straight at It..
There is no use of our beating around
the both * -We might as well oub with Governor General Wood, after visiting it fret sa init. To want you to tig said that he would ask the Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the next
Afrits.
Indien.
Chile. Kina
...Sunday, 28th January,
...Thursday, Ath Feb.
Wednnday, 14th Fab,;ab:31-a-me ...Wednesday 21st Mar.
...Monday, 5th Feb.
NEW YORK & BOSTON via PANAMA.
BUENOS AIRES via Singapore, Delagoa Bay Durban- &
Cape Town,
8OMBAY via Singapore & Colombo.
MOJI MARU (calling Punanz)
TANGOON MÀRU .....
Ш
JALOUTTA vía Singapore, Penang and Kangoon.
...Tharady, 1t Fubruary ...Saturday, 10th Feb,"
...Thursday, 16th February,
NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
TANGO MARD ........
k
THE
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,
HAKONE MART SUWA MARU...
344
......Wodnowday, 31st January. .....Wednesday, 14th Feb
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TIE ADDRESS : hoked all by its remarkable cures has gained a Govenor-General Wood has asked all world wide reputation, and people every the Chambers of Commerce to take up the
of relief,
And whole speak of it in the highest, termas
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BI (D.W.0.S.T.) 31 ft. 9 las: -THREE SLIPWAYS— Capable of Handling Ships Up
to 8,003 Tona Displacement,
Crano at Ben Wall, Capable or 190 Tons 51 70 Feet Rudias
BUTTERFIELD & SWINE
(John Bujno in fons, ful.).