WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925.
ACROSS SIBERIA.
“TRAVELLING FROM SHANGHAI,
TO BERLIN.
An interesting account of a journey from Shanghai to Berlin across Eibaria and Boscia on the Trans-Siberian Railway is given by a German traveller in a recent number of the; German Gazelle. The whole journey from Kharbin to Berlin took sixteen days and eighteen hours-from October 31 to November 17. The
from
journey by sea, even with the recently accelerated services, takes twenty seven to thirty daye.
DOUBLE HULL SHIPS.
1,000 FOOTERS.SUGGESTED.
THE CHINA MAIL.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERYAN!
PASSENGERS..
ROSECTED DEPARTURES
KUBÍNA COAST,' HTC.
WATOV. Feb. 22—CM. ,:,- Kluegohow,
22-0. N.
13-1.0.8.N.
A French firm of shipbuilders have proposed to build an ocean Inar 1 000 feet long. The ship would be sup about 10,000 tons of cargo, and would posed to carry 3,000 passengers and have a speed at sea of 18 knots. It could he constructed and worked on goes without saying that if such a ship the same lines as smaller ships a great Advance would have been made in economical passenger and cargo carry Mar. 1-F. M.. ing, says the Newcastle Chronicle and
North Mail,
The staff required to work a ship of The traveller attributes his success that size would not be proportional to in overcoming the difficulties which her size, and if she always corried a best the efforts of foreigner journey-full complement of passengers and fog on the Trans-Siberion Railway to the support of the official representa-argo, she should reduce the cost of tive of his country is Peking. Chitarraca trading.
$4ME A
Salyang Hopang. Biotang
-28. —0), A‚K. -—----Boma Moru,“
26-1.0.8.3. R-LOS.N
-D. Lé 18—LONN.
9.-D. L 11.-E. A.
PHILIPPINE. DELANES, HIG
MAKICA
Feb. -10.8.N. 15.-P. M., MABA. U. E.
A-E &A.. 4.---U.8.8,P.
6. --P. M.
Thenang.
Pres. Lincoln. Pres. Cheapt
Eastem.
Rikridge.
Free. Taft
8.-Col. P. B-Hannawa 14.A.0.1. Pres. Madison.
Bavolland.
1.-H.A.
$1.-N.X.K 54B
Apr, 16.—H.A.T.
,
Tango Maru. Want Prospect. Kheinland.
CEBU AND ILOILO,
Feb. 10, N. Taming.
Maung. Easter
Fooshlag
Chunning.
Haibong.
Womaz
Gorjatan Halching. Badka.
SANDAKAN.
Feb. 24-1,C.N. Mar. 8.-E. & de
AMOY.
Mar.
93.-J.6.J.L.. 95.-11.8.K.
$7.D.
10, B1. L.-D. L.
Slangohow. Tilsondari. Roma Maru, Haibook.
Gorjlstan.
Haiching.
Feb. 21-0. N.
Feb. 2-C. N.
FOOCHOW
Obenzta. 2.-D. L. 7.-D. L. •Haibong.
The difficulty with very large ship, and Moscow who greatly interested in
as with any other very large plant, is hie experiment did all in their power keeping it occupied fully, keeping its to help him. It took him two months holds and its cabins, etc., always full. to obtain the indispensable permission Probably the early voyages, would Mar. from Moscow. Rash travellers who had believed it sufficient to obtain the bave to be taken with only a portion of bar capacity for passengers and Sovint Consular viss at Kharbin paid beavily for their error; most of them cargo filled, and these early voyages Feb. had to spend several months in some but once she had established a re- would probably be losing ventures; deserted spot in Siberia awaiting per mission to proceed farther, and in the patation for cafety, time keeping and
comfort she should do well. end to retrace their steps.
the
The stage from Kharbin to Haccharia Station, on which a fortnightly service is rao, was made comfortably. At this station there is an inspection first, by the Chinese Customs officials and then by the authorities of the Far Eastern Republic. The latter is very tedious, Firearms may only be imported with A licence, which is difficult to obtain, but even this permission Correspondent writes, does not provide Immunity against their confiscation.
The exproes of the Far Eastern Re publio runs on the second stage of the journey between Mancharis and China, and is provided with a re ataurant and sleeping cars, but the fittings are extremely bad and the carriage filthy. As thaelectric light is permanently out of order the traveller bas to content himself with can -di»e, which he must procure for bin- self before entering the train.. Clean bed linen may be had for half a gold rouble (one shilling.)
HEAVY' TIPS.
The traveller warna those who intend to make the journey to be -well provided with insecticides, for
Halching.
SHANGHAI,
17.-0.P.4.
$.-C. N.,
21.-0. N.
22.-N.Y.K.
Empress of Russia. Salyang. Kinngobow. Aden Marn.
Boochow
Dongols,
23.-T.US.N. Hopsang. 24.-C. N. 25.-P. & 87.-A. OL. 27-NY.K. 98-1.0.8.N.
There would be special dangers to which such a chip would be exposed, dua to her great length and to these her designers appear to be fully alive Mar: 1-N... and to have provided for..
It is proposed that the ship shall be thras fold structure. There would be two distinct vessels, torpeda shaped, arranged side by side, the two halves being held together by ■ superstructure, which itself would be available for carrying cargo or
pamengers.
Each half of the vessel would hav0 transverse bulkheads. It is calculated:
4.T.K.K. 5.-D. & Co. J.-P. M. --B. I. 10-P.&. O. 11-P. &0. 11-4. O. L. 14.-P. M. 16.-0. M. 10.-B. F. 18.-N.Y.K. 20.-T. K. K. 21.-C.P.A 23-A O. L.
Pres. Jefforech, ~ Fubimi Mara. Wosang
Lyn Marn. Tento Maru. Trieste. Pros. Lincoln, Jandi
Nankin Sonden. Pres. Grant, Pres. Taft Nanklag Pyrrhua
Shidzooka Maru. Korea Mar Empress of Agia.. Pr. Maison..
2-T.K.K. Shinya Marri
44.0. L 7-0.P6. 15.-T.K.K. 18.-C. M. 19-0.P.4 24.-T.K.K
that if a large hole were made in the Apr. under part of one half, it would ant etiosely affect the stability of the other balt. The whole ship would sink deeper in the water, and, in extrems case, there might be a certain list to May] 4-C.P.8. one side or the other.
It is calculated that if a hola’6001
Pran. Makinley. Empresa of Caunds. Siberia Haru Chine Express of Russia. Taiyo Maru Empress of A'lia.
TIENTSIN:
28.-L.C.8.1.
Mar. 3.LC.S.N.
feet long were made in one half, it Feb. 25.-U. N. degrees, which would be ancomfort would only osass inclination of 60
able, but perfectly safe. The ship would have to go alow, but would be Feb. 24-C, N. in no real danger, provided she wAS properly handled.
It is not proposed to divide the two | Fab. 25.-C. N.
6-U.S.K
Kueichow. Chipshing, Cheongshing.
79INGTAO.
Foochow
WENHAIWEL,
Kueicbow.
CHEFO.
Kaeicbow.
KEELUNG..
Apr. 25.-T.K K.
Persia Maru. Kaijo Mara. Anyo Karo.
HOIHOW.
Leesang.
HAIPHONG
Looding,
BANGKOK.,
to the double ship arrangement.
* MEN'S FASHIONS.
224.-R. A.
24.-L.C.S.N. 28.-1.0.9 N. Mar. 1.9.5.
11.-E. A.
Biotans.
Chansang,
Fooshing.
Busho Mara." Banks.
BAIGON.
31.-C. N. 23.-0. N. 23.-J.C.J.L 1.-0.3.K.
Termin infests the traine and there is halves of the ship longitudinally, the grave danger of catoblog spotted main division into two being con- Feb. 25.-C. N. fever. Two special carriages carrying eideted sufficient coupled with the Red Army soldiers, with machine transverse divisions. Working the gans, form part of the train, as ship would awkward at first, getting Mar. 4.-T.K.K. attacke by the irregular "white" from one torpedo to the other, but bands are frequent. Dining cars, the after all this is not much more than traveller writes, are as dirty as the has to be faced under normal condi-: aleaping carriages yet the food is tions, in modern liners, and even in Feb. 97.-1.0.8.N. axcellent, partridge, caviare, fish and modern
steamers. The r tramp various delicacies being prolongitudinal and trapsverse divi vided throughout this journey and nions that are
Feb. 7.-1.0.9... fresh meat is taken at intermediate in all ships, and especially in stations. The tea is good, so are the great liners, lead op quite naturally Feb. 23.-LO.B.N.Tatsbing. wines from the Caucasus and the Crimes. The food, according to the traveller, is considerably cheaper than ia pre-war days.
now 80
common
NEW PARISIAN CLUB..
the better dressing of Parisian men-
A blow is shortly to be struck for Fab. 2-0. N.
Four well-known members of Paris Mar.
The journey from China to Morcow is made in the Russiao express, which has been running regularly once fortnight since it was restarted at the end of July last, and the conditions folk.. under which one travels here are gen erally the same as on the Manchurian society, four of the most elegant, the train.
best-dressed, the smartest, in a word The way lies through Taurova (on the most this leaders of men's the Russian frontier), Iskutak, fashions, are the ringleaders of the Krasnoyarsk, Novo Nikolaievak, Omak new movement, and they propose to and from there avoiding the famine form a club which will dictate what i region, through Ekaterinburg, Perm, its members are to wear. Viatka to Moscow. It takes eight
The club is to be called the "Regu-Mar, days.
lation Fashion Club," and all mem-
To kill and bury what is old- fashioned.
To broadcast general principles of correct clothing for men.
The traveller estimates that his bers will have to dress in adoordanes journey made throughout on first with the club's rules. The objects of alses figures and with disbursement the club, may be summarised as of considerabla suma in tips, cost follows. him three hundred dollars less than it would have coat had he under-drees,
To exterminate vulgarity in men's taken the journey by sea. It depends. of ecarse, he saya, on the rates at -which the necessary currencies are bought. The ticket from Manchuria to Chita must be paid for in Russian The club's first ban will be on the gold-roubles as also the ticket from knitted tie. The knitted tie is to be Chita to Tearovs. The ticket to sentenced forthwith to deportation proceed farther must be paid for in from Paris. Silk ties, and only silk Russian paper roubles, and the sum ties, will be admitted. Sticks again needed to complete the journey is will be drastically censored. Un- about one thousand million, paper adorned simplicity will be the order toubles..
of the day. The sticé must be made of plain one-coloured wood with ́a plain knob or top of silver or gold (so writes the Paris oorrespondent of
ENDLESS FORMALITIĖS. : The ticket offices charge, however, an steurd rate of exchange. In this
traveller's case he had to pay at the the Weekly Despatch). rate of three million paper roables to
one gold rouble, at a time when the
offical rote in Moscow was ten
midday,
Lewohwang- TBAD- Jobang Tjuondari. Busho Maru.
SINGAPORE.
Feb. 23.-E. A.
Australien. Peleus. Borneo Mara. Innmodet. Free. Jafferson Kashima Maru. Busbo Marn. Rioilla. Torilla
!
74.-B. F. 23.0.8.1 26B. 7.
87.—4, 17, 14
瞬
29.---N.Y.E.
10, 8. E
1-P. & 0.
J.-B. I.-
4-U.S.AB.
Elkridge.
5.-B. F.
Helenus.
J&-P. & 0.
Mores.
Lahore
7-P&O
R.-P.&O.
8.-0.8.K.
1.-B., F. 10-4). M 10-0.88 11A, O. L 12B. F 13. R. B 18-P &0.
90.-E. A. 11.-P.&O... 93-P&O,
EL
16.-D. P. Apr. L-BY. 2.-B. F. *1.—P. & Q, T=P. &°O.../
-B.F
16-B. I
18. P. A.
14.-P. &0
3.-B.. F
2-EA
million paper roubles to the gold following morning. As the train rouble. This heavy lea might have arrived in Chita been avcided, had he taken the and, as the offices in that May 1--B. J. precaution of buying paper roubles at town close at 3 o'clock in the after Kharbin
noon, it is not easy to get one's papais Throughout the journey there are in order and any attempt is attenly endless formalities to observe, the hopels if not undertaken with the omission of procuring the numerous assistanon of a foreign official repres permite required may easily land a entative. At the Russian Frontier travoller in dieaster. Beside the there is a motionlous examination of Soviet Government's permission spansporte, permits, and luggage sid separate permission is required to thence, to Moscow the traveller may enter the Far Eastern Repablio, then be disturbed at any time, day or night, at Chite the traveller mest scurry to and called upon to produed his papers, July 8--R. AS Foreign Offon and Secret Polics to The journey was completed via Rigs obtain permission to leave on the and Eydikuhnén,"
P&O. Aug. 7-10:
Bauce
Fonolala Harm/-
Titani
Gorjiten.
London Mara Pres. Grant Rhexener Talthy big Alipore' *Hakone Maru.
Autolychus. Afrika. Kashmir. Boodan. City of Bimta. West Prospect Print Antilochu Pyrrhos. Karmala Dongola Belleropbou.
Tencer.
Chile.
Mantor Perut
JAWA PORTA, K.TO.
Feb. 23-J.O.J.L
9-J.O.IL 1-TKI Mar. 3-Nanyo E.E. 10.--0. M.
་
Tyitafonni Tisondari. Koyo Maro. Srsag Mare. Gorjietan.
INDIAN_PORTE, ETC.
CALCUTTA
VIA RANG00).
Feb. 21.-N.Y.E.
11.-P. M. IL-1.0.8.N. *6.-08.K. Mar. 3.-B. I.
E-1.0.8.1. 11-0.8.K.
S
Tatelshi Maru Jacox.
Kutsar Altai Maru. Torilla.
Namang.
Borneo Maru
BOMBAY AND COLOMBO.
| Mar. 1.-P. & A.
Sicilia.
7.-P. & 0. 8.-P.&O. &-0.9.
MOTOA.
Lahore.
Honolulu Maru.
Banca.
Allport.
Kashmir.
Soudan.
| Apr. 4.—P. & 0.
Khyber.
Sicilia.
10.-P. & 0.
19.-P. & 0. 11.-P. 0. 22-1 & 0,
13.--P. & 0.
AUSTRALIAN FORTE,
SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE.
Mar. 3.—-—-Bak A,
21...K Apr. 7-E. &..
TBY.K.
4
May A June. -E. & A.
Fasteru.
Tango Maru. Arafara.
Yoshino Marn.
St. Albany. Eastern.
SAPAN PORTE.
Feb. 2-T.CAN.
OPE
*99,--0, R. K. 25.-P. & O. 27.-N.T.K. 97.-A.O.L Mar. J.-N.Y.K.
4.-T.R.K. 6.K. 8. PM. 7-P.&O. A.-R. T. 18.-0. M. 11.-A.O.L. 14.-P..M. 15.-N.V.K. 18-N.Y.K. 20.-T.K.K. 31.-P. 40). 2%,-0.P.8. 23. -A, O; L £5.-0.8.K.
(Apr. 1-T.K.K.
4-A.O.L 4-P.&O. 7.-Q.P.8. P.P.8.
15.-T.K.K. 2L-TEK.
May, 2-P. & 0.
4.-C.P.8.
16.MP.&O. 30-P. 40.
Hosang Empress of Russia. Aden Mara. Dongola. Fushimi Marti, .Pres. Jefferson.
Iyo Maru Parris Maru. Tenyo Maru. Free. Lincoln. Kalyan.
Tanda Nanking. Proe, Grent.
• Pren Taft Yoshino Mar, Abidzasks War. Kor Mart. Kashmir.
Ap- -IKE.
Shinyo Hart.
Biberia Maru.
Chin
Grace Dollar.
15.-TKE. 16-0. M.
LUS, ANDREKS.
Feb. 28.-U.9.8:B. West Ivan. Mar: 17.-U.9.9.B
Dewey.
VALPARAISO,
TIA JAYAN HONOLULU, BAY FRANCISCO
SAN PEDRO, Salino Chow, BalNLO GAKKAD, ARIDA & Iquique). Fob. St-D, t "Stunet Dollar.
Ginyo Maru Beerie Dollar, Anyo Maru
Mar. 7-UKE.
10.-D. L Apr. 22—T.R.K 24.-T.X.K. 83.-D. L
June 8. TEK,
Talyo Marn. Grace Dollar. Belyo Maru
'HAVANA NEW ORLEANS GALVIETOON & MOBILE. Mar. 2.UT:LO. Heffron.
PORTLAND
Hannawa.
Feb. 24.-Col. P. 8.
Feb. 21-D. I
BALTIMORE.
Staart Dollar..
Apt. 15.-D. LA Disns Doller.
NEW YORK.-
(VIA PANAMA)
Fob D. L
2.-0.8.K. $7.-T. 1.0. Mar. 7-N.Y.K.
(VIL
Fob. 12-D. L Mar. 1.-B. F
1
1.—T.KK. 5.-B..F. 7.-D. La 11.-T.K.K. 12.-D. & Co. 18.-B. Y. 18.-P.L. £0.-D. L 25.-B. F. Apr. 5.-B. F. 15.-D.-L. 15.--B. F.
Stuart Dollar. Hague Maru. Radnor. Toba Mart
BURE)
Stuart Dollar. Hyeon.
"
Koyo Mara. City of Norwich Father Dollar. Fukuyo Maru Bolton Castle. Agamemnon. Celtic Prince. M. 8. Dollar. City of Lincoln, Bucybates, Dina Dolla Irion.
BOSTON,
Feb 9.-D. L.
27.T.K.K.. Mar. 1.-B. R.
5-R. F. 7.-D. L. 7.-N.Y.K. 13-D, & Co.: 15.-B. F 12-P..L 20.-D. L. 23.-B. F. -B. F. 18.-D. T.,
Apr.
Atuart Dollar. Royo Maru. Нувоп City of Norwich. Father Pollar. Tabs Hara...... Dolton Cartla Agamemnon. Celtic Prince. M. 3. Dollar, City of Lanoola. Eury bites. Diana Dollar.
SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS,
· DURBAN AND CAPETOWN. (VIA SINGAPOR, Barren Atgs, Em De Janeiro, Santos and Hauritius,)
BARCELONA & VALENCIÀ:
| Mar. 19,--FLA D
9.-0), R, K.
Apr. 13-N.Y.K.
-14-BAL
Havelland.
Canada Maru. Kanagawa Maru. Rheinland.
BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE.
Empenas of Asia. -
Feb. 16.-17. Mar 25.-L. T.
Portia.
Trieste.
· GENOA.
Paleos.
Fres. Maligna. Amazon Mara Shinyo Marn. Prev Makinley. Dongoin Empress of Canada. Empress of, Russia. Fiberis Mara. Taiyo Hara. Karmai
Empress of Alia
Rhine Kashgar.
HONOLULU.
| Mar, 5.-T.K.K. Tanyo Maru
8.-P. M.
16–0. M. 20.—T.K.K:
Apr. 2.-T.K.K.
18.K.K. 24.-T..K.
Pres. Lincoln. Nankion. -Forna-Mari” Bhinyo Moru. Miberia Mara. Talyo Maru
XMURIGAN POSTE
VANCOUVER, ETC.
For 22.3. E 22.-C.P. 28.8.
Mar. 1.-.Y.K.
7.-R. P. 10.-D. L 18.-N.Y.E 21-O.P.8.
AO. L. $4.-B. F. Apr. 480.L. 3.-0.P.8. 19-0.P.B. 24.-B. F.
10. L..
Hay 4-(1.P.8.
15.-K. F.
| Jane 12.-B. W.
July 3-B. F.
Stuart Dolls. Empress of Russia. Africa Maru. Jyo Harn. Achilles. Bassie Dollar Philzuoka Maru, Empress of Arta.. Pres. Malicon. Philootes Free. McKinley. Empress of Osunda Empress of Rusula, Tyndaraus Grace Dollar. Empress of &'lia. Protealaus. Achille.
Bhiloctetes.
VICTORIA
Feb. 2.-19.K, Afrion Maru. Mar. 1;--NY.K./ Ivi Maru'
7. FF.
18.2
SL-A, O. Lu タル
Apr. 4-AO.L
|_ 24.—B, F.
Asbition. Saliennica Morsi. Pros. Madison. Pailletary Pree. Mokinley. Tyndareus. Protestaus Achilles; Philostoles.
May 15,--E, F.
June 18.-B. P.
Joly 8-8. F.
EZATTER.
Feb. 41-DDBurt, Dollard
Maru, 98, -0,8, K.
Africa Maru.
lyn Wart.
Achille
Regie Dollar, Bhidanske Mara.
Feb. 14.-RP. CA-SK-N, TË Mar. 7.-D. L
18-F. F.
14.-N. Y. K. 14-.Y.. 18-E 3-D L Apr. 1-N. L
18-RA 16–D. L
20-E. F.
May 20,--E, F.
-
Westr.
Fatbar Dollar. Talthybius. Hakone Maro Hakone Haru.
M. H. Dollar.
PASSENGERS;
ARRIVALS.
For M. H. ."Azay Le Rideau "from
Bobar
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
February!!!
4 A. J. Gray Alias Grey Mrs J.Mr and Mr A.
Gushman
Marselion vis parts on Feb. 20-Me and Mes Bendors, Mr Combormieres. Mir Davies, Mrand Mrs Matos, Mr and Mrs Mr. T. Bagram Stanley, Mr and Mrs Smoody. Mr Gib-Me B. Baring bonis, Mes Thomas Barber, Max Mr and Thayer, Mies Van Hoosevelt M How- Ward Beuselier and Mr Boze
Par P. and O, s.s. “Khiva” from WR. -Birbook Mr G. Hammond- Mrs E. R. Baillon Apt. T. P. Hall Yokohams via ports on Fob: 50:Mr J. ME. Blackburn. MrJ Boott Hunter F. Wodill, Mr E. Strauman, Misses Mr and Mrs G. H. Mr W. H. Howe Kent. Mr S. 8 Damall, Mr and Mrs Booth Beswick, Mr J. A. Toeg. Hr R. C. K. Mr G. Bowack Johnson, Miss D. Holgate, Mr P. M. B.Mrs O. Ondor Lake, Miss Adlam and fr F. Ell
CONSIGNEES' NOTICE,
Goods per the .. "City of Simla' remaining undelivered after to-morrow will be subject to rent. Agents--The Bank Táne Ltd,
Mr M. Cario
Mr N. Graucher
Mr and Mrs O.
Darch
Mr FAR. Doncon Mr and Ma
Dunbar
W.
Mr G. de Jong
Mr J. E. Joseph Mr and Mrs J. E
Braakman
Mr and Mrs Lauritsen
Mio M J. Loncol Mr C. 8. Lockpor
W dr P. Marke
a
Mr Karl Elener Mrand Mm W. A.Mr G. F. Montague
Eustace
Mr G. Nopper
Mr C. D. Maltoare Mr M. 8. Meyer
Mr and Mrs B. G.MP. Otley
Fenton Capt. R. M. Branch Mr G. H. Fotts Mr H. Hi Parry
Cargo ex 8.*. “Bolton Castle" not cleared after Feb 26 will be subject to reat. Damaged goods will be examined at 10 am, the same date. Agents, Mr and Mrs W. H. Mr A. H. Rowe Dodwell & Co., Ltd.
LIVERPOOL.
Feb. 24.-B. F.. Mar.. 8.-B. F.
Peleus. Titan.
Apr. 1.-B. F.
20.-B. P.
May 1.BP.
10-R. B.
Taltby iius. Antylochan. Decadoes.. Toucar.
Conta
GLASGOW.
Peleus. Titan, Talthybius, Antylochus. Demodecus. Teucer.
Feb. 14.-B. F. Mar. 9.-B. T. 13.-B. F. [Apr, 1.-A. F.
9-B. F. May 1.-H. F. 10. ----B. F.
Oanta.
PORT SAID,
Apr. 1.-N. L. Pfal.
AMSTERDAM.
Feb. 23.-E. A
25.-HEAL. 2.-B. F. 27N. L Mar. 8.-B..
* L-E, F.- 20.-E. A. Apr. 1-N. LA B. R. 16.-B. T. 10-E-A LL.-B. F. May 2.-E. A
7.-B. f. 17.-R. A. June 1.-E. A,
20.- E July 8-E A. Aug. 7-E A.
"
Australien. Fchiedyk. Laomedon.:
Westc
Holeans. Btarenor.
Afrika..
J
Visis Bellerophon Lycaon Indien, Damodocas.
Mentor..
Chile.
Kína
Mata
Bolivia. Panama Autralian.
ROTTERDAM.
A M
Feb. 13—E Au
--BEA.L
26.-B. F 77.-N. I Mar. 16-A. IN 10.-B. X. 20-F. 4.
Apr. J.-N. L
REF.
10,-
Acatralion. Schiedyk. Tromedor. Weser. Havelland. Antalychus. Afrika Pfalz.
Pyhrns. Denolico. Indien.
We'r
"nland,
Agapenore
..Chile.
Mentor.
Perse. Kina
H.A.L
May 3.-
Afrika.
'14.-K. B. 17.-E. A SL-N. F.
Glaucas.
Piniz
18.-R. B.
Nelous.
Chila Diana Dollar,
Demodocus. Oanta.
June 1.-E. A.
Malay
...
Automedon.
20 .A. July 8. E, A. Aug. 7.—E, A.
Bolivia.
· MARSEILLES. -
Feb 24-B, F. Folega
18.-N.7.
Kar. 7-D. L.
7-9&0. 9--B. F 13.-B. F. 14.-N.T.E 90.-D. L
1.-P & 0. 24-L Apr. 1.
4-P. & 35,-D, L 26.-P. & U. 20,~~~B-T
May 1.-B. F..
2-P. & 0.
16.-P.&O.
Krebins Mart Father Dollar, Morca. Titan. Talthybizs Hakong Mary. M.A. Dollar Kashmir.
'City of Stenfa, Autilochus
Doagols. Diana Dollar.
Demodocus. Tencer. Ka-mala Kangor.
Danfo
Malwa Devanba
Paname Australien
ANTWERP.
Fob. 1.-P. &0.
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