*

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. 1923.

SHIPPING.

P.&O.-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(UOMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND), MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES

STRAITS, JAVA, BURMI, CEYLO N, INDIA, PERSIAN GOLF. HEST- INDIM, MAURITIUS, BIỆT AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NOW TRILAND AND QUERMILAND PORTU, RID BRA, EGYPT, EUROPE, h

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, (Under Contract with H.M. Government.)

B. R.

**MOREA"

"BANDA"

"LABORR"

* ALIPORE"

Krom

Elongkong

(about)

7th Mar.

at p..

13th Mar. 14th Mar,

97th Mar. 4th Apr. 8th Apr, 18th Apr.

Tons

11,000 1

8,000

10th Mar,

6,961

6,273

" KASHMIR"

884121 Mar.

"SOUDAN

1,700

$" DONGOLA *

$1,000

́+ NAGPORE"

$.980

"NANGIN

7,000

* SICILIA

4,800

21st Apr.

KARMALA"

9,000

2nd May

"KASHGARY

acco

16th May

"NYANZA"

7,000

30th May

■" NOVARA

6,800

15th Juno

DELTATM

8,097

27th June

"MALWA

10,941

11th July

"DEVANHA".

8,002 13th July

BRITISH

"TANDA"

INDIA-APOAR

| 0,968 | 21st Mar, EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

ARAFURA "

Dostication

B'bay; Marseilles, Udon Awerp,

Singapore and Bombay.

'poro Penang, Colbo & B'bay, Singapore and Bombay. MATAKILIZA, LONDO&A'werp. S'pore, Poraug Colbo&B'bay. MARSEILLES, LONDON &werp S'pore, Poning, albo & B'bay. MAMBWILLES, LONDON A'werp, Aporn, Penang, Colho & R'bay. MARSKILERS, LORDOK & A'worp.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

SAILINGS (South)

Hingapore, Penang, & Calcatta SAILINGS (South)

6,000 6th April {

Macila, Thursday Jaland, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney & Molbourne. Frequent connections from Australia with the following :--

GORGONZOLA.

THE CHINA MAIL.

(By One Who Has Been Thore.)

Í could scarcely believe my eam,

#OTICE TO› SHIPPERS AN- PASSENGERS,

VESSELS DUR

FROM BANGKOK AND SWAT) | Mar. 23,—E ÀN Bintang.

FROM JAPAN.

Tilkiak

"Take your seats for Gorgonzolal " shouted an old and serious personage Mar. 1...J.L. 1 | in a tram conductor's' uniform. And

a few people did so, quite soberly, in * couple of moudly tram-cars attached to a Booty, steam-engine of the poriod of " Puffing Billy."

Had I heard aright? Was there

FROM - JAVA. Mar. 11.-3.0.S.E Tjibadas.

18.J.QJ.L. Tjikombang. 18.-3.0.J.E.

Tillacjap

FROM MANILA,

West Prospect.

FROM BOMBAY,

really ench a plac:? Well, the Mar. 23.-U.8.8.B. veteran engine carried a dingy notice saying it was going there. Near by, Mar. 9-N..K. 'too, was adilapidated, sort of cabmen's abelter, flatteringly termed and ticket-office," and beside the door was a faded

|"waiting room

Nagato Maru.

FROM CALOUTTL Mar. 17.-B. I. Japan. FRÒM BINGAPORE.

poster which stated that you could go | Mar. 23.-1.3.5.3. Woat Prospect.

to a place of that pamo sevon times daily and return-eight times,

FROM SYDNEY AND MELBOUR

Still rather doubtful. I went to the booking office, where an aldar. 12.-F. & A women was in charge. (Everything Apr. 9.-E. & A. and everybody onnected with the May 7-E. & A. trip spoke aloud of extreme age) June 11.-E, & A.- With a successful effort at being per festly serious, I asked her for a single first-class ticket to Gorgonzolo.

I scarcely expected to get it. But I did. In return for something fees than one and sixpence I received a ticket, the size of a modest hardbill, which informed me that the Inter- Provincial Tramway Company under took, for that sum, to transport me from the Venetian Gate of Milan to Gorgauzols, a distance of 12 milce, and to be responsible for nothing else.

A JOURNEY AND A JOKE.

Bo it was no joke.

In a few minutes I was in the train, Beside me were old and bearded Lom- bard prasants; my feet rested on an ancient footmarmer-nged readers may remember those unsatisfactory' water-filled things on our own long: distance trains... The talk was of rica and olives and Mussolini. The adver- tisements expressed the hope I should buy somebody's olive oil or somebody

The Union H.8. Company's steames to the United Kingdom via New Zealand, else's boot polish. Cheese did not

P.&O. Royal Mail steamers in London via Sues Canal.

Vancouver, San Francisco etc.

The F.&O. Branch Service of steamers to London vis the Cape.

The New Zealand Shipping Compeny's steamers for Southampton and London via, Panama Canal.

SAILINGS

*TANDA"

“AKAFURA”

"NANKIN"

"SOUDAN"

&

JAPAN

8th Mar. | Amoy, Shanghai and Kobe, st 4 p.m.

ΤΟ

SHANGHAI

6,956

8,000

13th Mar. Japan direct.

7,000 6,700

19th Mar.

15th Mar.

appear to exist.

to

Aratora.

St. Albans. Fasters, Arafura.

FROM PORTLAND,

Mar. 2.-U.S.8.8.

VISITORS, AT HOTELA,

HONGKONG HOTEL

February 24

Karanjia

Mr E. M. Adams. Mr F. H. Bille Mrd. T. Bagram - Mr W. H. Howe Mr B. Barleg) • «M» Gydo Jong.... Mrs K. L. Bolillos Mr J. E.Joseph Me and Mr H. F.Mr and Mrs. F. B,

Booder・・ Mr.O, H. Benson Mr R. J. Birbook Mrs E Blackburn "Mr and Mrs Boors Hr G, I, Brooke

Me G. Burko

.

Mr M. Carlo

Ke and Mia 0.

Cartor

Mr and Mrs R.

Chalmers.

Yo W. B. Clark Mr N. Croucher Mra R. A- Currio Mr P. B Deacon Mr H. D. Dakkor Hr W. & Dont Mr H. E. Dexter Mr Karl Eisner

Mr and Mrs J. E

Krankman

'Mr' and

Lauritsen

Mrs C..

Mr C. 8. Leebner

Mr W. 8 Leonard

Mr and Mrs Le Roy

J. Lewis

Mr M. Lord

E.Mr R. G. Macdonald

Mr P. Marks

Me and Mr Day

MoBirnay

Mr O. D. Melbourne Mr B. H. Monroo Mr C. H. Montague

Dr D. Munyon;

Mrs Onderwyer Mr A. Si l'oriy

Mrad Mrs W. à‚M; G. D. Totta

Eartoo

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GALO

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bong

Mr D. V. Stevens Mr J.T. Steggerwalt

Mr H. E. Gibson Mr R. R. Cihson Air H. Gledhill

dre A.. J. Gray Miss Gray

Mr.I. K. Garniell Japh T. P. Unil

West Kadar. West Jessup,

Mr O. Hammond

Hardy

Mr. Harpor

31.-U.S.B.B.

FROM NEW YORK. Mar. 17.-D. & Co. Apr. 83.-T. I. O.

Muncastor Castle.

Victorious.

FROM VANCOUVER.

Mar. 11.-D. F. Apr. 19. F. for 17.-B. F. June 7-B. F. Jaly 5. F. 16. B. F.

FROM

Mar. 11.-B, F. Apr. 18.-B. F. July 6.-B. F. May 17., F.

16.-B. F.

FRUM LOS Mar. 16.-U.S.S.B.. 17.-11.9.8. B.

Apr.

2.-U.8.9.B.

Then the old and serious parsonage blow a bugle and the train began

stumble through the narrow Mar. streeta of A Milanese suburb The city left behind, We Apr. sped across the.xioo-fiolds and olivy. plantations of the Plain of Lombardy

S'asi, Moji, Kobe & Y'ham.towards a village kubwa in England Bhangbal.

as a cheese! it was really something of joke.

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notics.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS, *Passengers for Rangoon must defray their own Botal expenses at Bingsport while waiting for the on carrying steamer.

lat Saloon Passengers may travel by B.1.8.N. Company's stomers between Singapore and Calcutta or Singapore and Madras in lieu of the section of their & O. Tickets Bingapore to Colombo.

All Cabics are fitted with Electria Fans free of charge.

Parcels Measuring not more than 24 ft. x 1 ft. 21 will be received at the Company's Oilos up to noen on the day 1 revions to sailing.

For Further Information, Passage Fares, Frolghts, Handbooks, etc., apply to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. 1, Des Voeux Road Central, HONGKONG

CHINESE HANGED.

KILLED, TRUSSED, AND BURIED EMPLOYER.

Azonto.

FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.

The farms prescribed for public vehicles

are as follows

For a brutal and sordid murder of 1 a compatriot, Iwe Doon, a young Chinese was hanged in Arinley · · Road, Lecin, recently. He went

In the Irland of Hongkong, Caine Road and Lower Levels, ond in Kowloos, and New Kowloon,

, RICKSHAS.

to his fate with the same inps, five minutes............. Hivity he displayed at the trial, ani Ten minutes,

accepted the ministrations of the Christian chaplain.

A Chinese named Sing Lee kept a laundry m the Crookes district of Sheffiell,

and Lee Doon was an employee living on the premises. Sing Lee disappeared, und Lee Doon gave it out that he had gone buck to China. Suspicions were aroused, and the

Noiaily, through village after village we went until the sun looked down fitfully on my enterprise and showed me a village in the distance-a cluster of houses, yellow with age. Dotted: here and there was the green of moes. covered walls and gardens. Round about was the rind of good, dark earth.

"Gorgonzola," asid, the old and aarions personage.

It was sure of it,

Talthybius. Protesilaus. Achilles. Talthybing Tyndareus. Protesilaus.

Mr W. Sammers

Miar Summers

Mr N. B. Tylor Dr and Mrs L, F.

Weaver

Mr and Mrs G. N.

Weaver

Mr and Mrs H. H. Dr Alfred. Welsh

Mits C. L Wolfe

Mies W., Wolfe

Mr J. Scott Harston Mr Wilson Wong Mr.&re Hatherloy

EXPULSE BAT HOTEL

Mr & Mrs Andersonbir & Mra Maynard

Mr H. Bakker Mas McLiddel

Mr & Mra Birrell

Miss P. Campion

Miss Campion Mr and Mrs à.

Compton

Mr and Mrs Billesy

Mr & Mrs Millions

Mr & Mr. Miskin

H.Mr and Mrs Korra

Mr & Mrs Negra

Mra PM Davia Mira Pattison

Mr and Mrs Donoys Mr and Mrs Plant

ra Mis Fitzgerald Mr & Mrs Robertson

Mias Ruffner

Mr Goddos

Mr and Mrs W. A, úr Chas. Blokes

Hannibal

Dr and Mrs 0.

Marriott

SEATTLE.

Talthybius Protesilaus. Achilles. Tyndarens. Protesilaus.

Mr Lynott

ANGELES.

Dewey.

Wont Ivan. Elkridge.

FROM BAN FRANCISCO.

1.-U.S.S.D. Dowoy.

07.-U.S.S.B. West Ivan. 2.-U.S.S.B. Elkridge.

FROM EUROPEAN PORTS.

Mar. 10.-P. & O.

Apr.

18.-H.A.L. 21.- H.E.A.L. 24.-P. &0. 7P. & 0. 17.-H.A.L. $1.-P. & 0. 25.-8.E.A.L.

May 26.-HLE.A.L.

Nankin. Rheinland. Banka. Karmain. Etriva. Ermland. Kasbear. Oostkerk. Ouderkerk.

FROM LONDON,

Mar. 18.-P. & 0.

12-G, L

14.-F. &().

94.-P. & U.

26.-G. L

Apr.

P. & U.

2-P & O.

Nankig. @lonado. Boudan. Karmala. Gleneriffe. Khive. Glenogla. Sicilia Kashgar.. Novara Delta, Darauha.

7-P. &0. G. L 11.-P. &0. 91-P&O.

19.—P. & 0.

Thon I explored the place. It consists of a few streets of yellow stucco and yellow-washed houses, which rise from moudly cobbles to Alay mildewed roofe. Wide gateways lead into unkempt farmyards. Great June cracks run down the walls, I don't 10.—P.&O. ·, Malwa wonder at its name; it is all really so

FROM LIVERPRAR. like ripest Gorgonzola,

NO INTEREST IN CHEESE,

Yet nobody, I found, was the least interested in cheese. Ob, yea, some of the

5 cepta

.10

Quarter hour, sasemanated Half hour, varn Due boor,

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30

it

30

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"

50

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MrA.G. Vanderpose Mr.L. H. Walker

PEAK HOTEL.

Maach 2.

de H. W. Allon

Mr 8. J. Jurdain

Mr J. H, W. Arm-Mr W. A. Jorda

strang

Capt. and Mrs

Arther

Mr T. Bagot

Miss Barnes

Mr G. W. Barton

Mr J. M. Kaye

T.Mr M. F. Koy

Capt. P. M. B. Lake

Major and Mrs A. E.

Littlejohns

Mr and Mrs B. G.Mr J. D. Lloyd

Birch

Mr R. E. 0, Bird

E. MacKenzie.

SHIPPING.

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STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

1.

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

STEAMER

DESTINATION

BAILING. BANOXOS VID SWATOW

HANGSANG...Wed., 7tb Mar., II a.m. TIENTSIN........ CHEONGHING,Wed., 7th Mary, Wonn. HATPRONG VIA Bonow.MINGBANG...Thurs., 8th Mar., 10.. BRANDDAY VID SWATOW KWONGBANG...Thurs, 8th Mar, Noon. STRAITS and DALOUTTANAMSANG...Fr MANILA........................................

0th Mar., p.m.

SHANGHAI VID SWATOW

SHANOWA vin SWATOW.

SHANGHAI Vis SWATOW

SANDAKAN PAD

FATRAITS and CLLOUTTA Soekarn

HOBE vis YOKOHAKÁ, KAYAN TIENTSIN¶--

Ков

BANGKOK Tia Boo

YUENSANG....Fr

9th Mar, 3p.m. WINGSANG ...up.. 11th Mar., 10am,

„TAKGANG".

ESANG

HINBANG......

San.. 11th Mar., Noon.

...Tuoa, 13th Mar., 10 x.m. Tues, 13th Mar, 3p.m." HORANG...Wed., 14th Mer, p.m. FOORSANG Ban., 18th Mar,

Dlight OHISHING...Wed., 21st Mar, Noon. LAIBANG Fri., 22rd Mar., 4pm. OHUNSANG Bat, 24th Mar., 10 am.

T

and dingapore returning

Calcutta Line-This line now afforda regular sailing to Calcutta,

from Calcutta ateamers protend vửa Hirnēta mort from TO ISPAE, ON calling at Elangal All stesians have excellent passenger andmeedatlan, Ar fitted with decrid Light and Fans and carry a fully qualified Murgeon. Shanghai [hine.-Saige approximate every three days between Caslon and Bbangha!, sometimes esling at Kwadow. Through tickets can be obtained and through Blile of Lailing Arelated to all Northern and Yangtze Porte is Bhangbai Zins.--A weekly verrice matotaise with blandis by scatole with good passenger

Reasean, mailing from het porta erory Friday. Talphozz, the-selling penatantly wackly for passengers and cargo, calling at Ucihow when Borneo Line.

Manlia

Mentin Bangkok

Inincament differa.

Fortuietly sailings to and from Bandakan by two sing tone atentate 1.8. "HINYANG" And H. "MAUBANG" bath Stenaars having excellent pamenger accommodation. Cargo taken on through. Bill of Lading for Kudat, Jo Labuan, Tawan and Lahad Datu,

Tiantan calling at Weihaiwaland Chefoo.

LineA regular service is run from March to November between Hongtong and is.-A weekly services provided between ftonghoer and Bangkok via Swalow, by Hyu

#zoamerited with up-to-date passinger Mccommodation.

CALCUTTA LINE.

THE STEAMSHIP.

NAMSANG"

will be despatched on

9th March at 3 p.m.

FOR

SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA, Through Bills of lading issued to

RANGOON, MADRAS PORT SWETTENHAM AND DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Freight and Fusssge apply to:-

Telephone Central 218.

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD,

General Managers.

N. Y. K.

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan ports. Through bills of lading issued to all Over land Common Points in U.S.A. and Canada.

SHIZUOKA MARU...

2

...Sunday, 18th Mar. ......Baturday, 7th Apr.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore &c.

Mr N. K. Uttlejohn

YOKOHAMA MARU

Mr and Mrs W. J.

HAKONE MABU

SUWA MABU

LIMA MARU.

Mr & Mrs BlackwellMr B. F. Mattingly

Miss I. 4. Blair Mr E. Braddon Mr M. J. Broen Eng--Capt. and Bromwich Mr H. Buíe Mr S. T. Butlin Mr and Mrs W.

Bottorfald

Mr D. MoCallam

Mr R. McGrgur

Mr J. Finlay Miller MrsMr T. Mitchell

Mrs D. W. Munton. Mrs R, W. Nesbitt Capt. and Mrs C. O. A. Ollivor

Mrs A. J. Paterson

Er A. H. Penn Hon. Mr and Mrs T.

Mr E. J. shapman Capt. J. Church

E and Mr H. H.

Clark

Mr & MrsColletto Miss Mary, Cooper Mr W. A. Cornell Mr L. J. Davies Col. C. W. Davy

La Perkins

Mr and Mrs F. B.

Plordten

Major & Men F. H.

Phillips

Mr E Phillipson Me Campbell Prosser Lt. Col. & A. Dob-Mr J. Balaton

bio

Lt Comdr, and Mrs Mr and Mrs John B. B. Rawlings

Mr A. Ritchie

Duncan

Eager 1

Mr and Mrs Oscar Mr W E. Roberta

Mr J. L. Robinson Me A. W. Eastman Air and Mrs H. H. Lt. Col. F. Eavon Ross

Mr G. T. Eveleigh Mr H. C. Rowson

Capt. & MrsD.Lt.Col. O. Benders

Me and Mrs A. H.

C. Savage Col. M. Grear Mr R. P. Shaw

TAN

***

...Wednesday, 14th Mar. ......Wednesday, 28th Mar,

HAMBURG via LONDON, ROTTERDAM.

......End of Mar.

LIVERPOOL via VALENCIA, MARSEILLES,

TSUSHIMA MARU .........

***Sunday, 11th Mar.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila &o.

TANGO MARU NA

YOSHINO MARU

...Wednesday 21st Mar

Wednesday, 18th April

NEW YORK & BOSTON via PANAMA.

TOBA MARU-

...Wednesday, 7th Har. Nool,

BUENOS AIRES via Sapore. Delagoa Bay Durban & Capetown.

KANAGAWA Maru TH

...Friday, 13th April.

BOMBAY via Singapore & Colombo.

NAGATO MARU KAMAKURA MARÜ

7

Saturday, 10th Mar.

...Tharaday, 18th Mar

JALOUTTA via Singapore, Penang and Rangoon.

MALAÇOA MARU...

**

Banday, 11th Mar.

...buraday, 15th Mar. SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA, KA

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

TOSHINO MARU...

TAJIMA MARU MISHIMA MARU ...

101

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214

. For further information apply to

...Tuesday. 13th Mar. ...Wednesday, 14th Mar,

K. H, KAMEL, MAONOSE.

Mr A. W. Grandy Capt. and Mrs Ivar Tel. Central No. 292 & 298.. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Miss M B. Hall".

Mr Stephen King-Mrs W. T. Stanton

Fottas

| Mar. 10.——A, F.

11.-B. F. 13.-B. F. 15.-B. F. 21-0. F 31.-B. F.

Polyphamins. Ixion. Lycaon. Fyrrhus. Fbiloctetes.

Mr J. Fleming

8.-B. F.

15.-B. F.

14.-B. F.

21.B. F.

28.--B. F.

farms of the village, and in those Apr. round about. But I could not the jinricksba be sugaged have bought a piece of Gorgon- within the City of Victoria, and be this sharged outside the Wostorn part of the zo'n in any village shup bad I

Perseus,

·Atrous.. Montar Eurylochus, Automodon. Glocus.

Adrastus.

10.-B. F.

17.-B. F. 19.-B. F.

Elpenor. Phemina. Myrmidon.

City of Victoria aftor 9 p.m., or be dis wanted to. There was Lot s piece of May 5.-B. F. station on the Esatera side of the City chief inn did not serve it nor the chief charged to the East of Bay View Police the famous eberry to be seen; the of Victoria iftor 9 p.m., an extra haft fare shall be charges bls.

store stook it up "guide" pressed it

For 2 or 3 drivers the fare is double or treble respectively.

1.--In the Xl Distriel.

laundry proprietor's body Ten minutes,................... 15 cents

found trussed like u foul in a trunk Castor hour,.... hidden in the cellar. The sugges-Half hour, tion of the prosecution at the trial Ono hour

20

30 40

III-In the New Tertiorica-

FROM HIMHURⱭ.

on the visitor together with picture postcards and ancient Roman coins. (As a matter of fact, too, the village Mar. 21.-R. B. has never had even a postcard of May 2-R. B. itself to offer 1) Indeed, cheese is appatently without honour in its own

was that Lee Doon murdered Sing By arrangement with the proprietors 300ntry. Lea for his money and the business, through the Police.

Lee Doon could not speak or under-

stand English, he had no relatives

in England, and his last days were

spent in a condition of greater lone.

liness than that usually suffered by

other condemned men,

1-Lower Level

–With's Bearers With The prison authoritice made overy Ten minutes, 10 cents effort to meet the special needs of Quarter hour, 16 the Chinesa. An educated Chinese Half hour,

One hour,

gentleman living in Leeds was call-Every subeoquent

Hall

Mra E. Hamilton

Mr 3. Hancock

Biqueland

Mira and Miss 8tub-

bings

Mr J. K. Swindells

fr aed Mrs W. J.Mrs J. B. Thomson

Huwker

Comd. & Mrs R. 8, fk-Col. 8. F. Heard Thorsfield Mr and Mrs A. 8. Mr and Mrs F. E.

Trobridge

Hersco

Eng. Com. J. H.Capt. & Mrs Vidal

Hooked

Miss Waddell

Mr A. H. Rollings-Lt. Com.. & Mry V..

worth

M. Ward Comd. & Mrs H. P.Mr R. H. WI

B. Jorvasta

PALACE HOTEL.

February 19,

Havenstein. Adoll von Bayer,

FROM COPHENHAGEN. Mar, 10.—E, A. Indien.

Obile. 24,--E.A. Apr.

16--3. A. Kina.

Malaya

Bolivia

Paname

Mr W. B. Coffe

Australien.

Mr C, C. Drace

I learned quite a lot of things about the village however. It rears fine 29.-E. A turkeys and guinea fowls; it is the | May 16 - Es de hottest place in Europa during Italy's Jane 4-EA summer and the coldest outside July 1-E, A. Russia in winter; it manufactures Bearers bear, furniture and mineral waters; it

20 cents has gone Fascisti to a man; ita mista

are the densest of thors-which, with¦¿ great frequency, shroud the Plain of Lombardy.

30

35

11

11

...n.

II. ER District.

* 15 cents

ed in to see him, and to interpret hour $5 bie wiebes Les Doon's special- taates in regard to food were con With 9 Bearers With 4 Bearers sidered and inet. He did not care Ten minutes,

30 cents for potatoes, and other vegetables garter bour 30 Half hour, 30 were provided. He asked for books one hour........... and writing materials, and sent a Every subsequent 'number of letters to his friends heur, before the execution. Lee Doon's) great regret was that he could not be beheaded, instead of being hang- ed. He was a 'believer in reincor-]

· HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

Mr and Mrs E. F.Mr W. E. Liley ·

Arnold

flasen Arnold

Mr A. T. Boteler

Mr J. B. McDaw

Mr B Jde H

Moors

Mr J. Boer

Mre C. Bussell

Mr & Mrs W. Gran-Mr Otto Schroster

thám Mr J. 8. Halmes

Mr H. W, Simpson Mrs C. Blinger Mre M. Heimbrod Mr.O, Stutz

Mrs H. S. Hadley Mr Bone Varia Mr J. Jack

Mr A. Watkins

For the information of visitors ir G. B. Leicester, Mr H. O. Leadooryd following list of some of the highes

|_ Jost as I bad abandoned my quest, points on the Island and Mainland is

one of those mists, thick, greasy, obill, threw itself down on Gorgonzola and the way to Milan,... It would, have mado" "the". wont-London fog feal anvions. Very late, my train strugg- led back to the Venetian Gate, and I drove to the Galleria.

If you know Milan, you know the Galleris and that in the allerle is the A Family Necessity.

beat restaurant in Earope-ave one. "Kvery family should be provided with nation and expressed himself. com chamberlain's Fain Ball de There you can discover all that there fident of being back on earth in 18 Sprains may be cured in eu-less time really is to know about Gorgonzola – or 20 years He wondered who and when promptly, trusted, lame back, that it is the perfect cheese How what he might then be but hoped mesholder, sales in the side and cheperfent, it is you will never know till it be would be anything but a Chi and thendatlo pains, are sme of the

Whilet awaiting execution bleTry this Unliments and become window from which, alas, you can see diseases for hich Beis espadally vain has been served to you, beside d the doomed man was allowed two soquainted with fistqualities and you the alsotriesky-signs-wrook the half-pints of beer s day and smoked will never will to be witbonkibestfor

moonlight on Milan Cathedral, #pansiderable number of pigscenter; ma by all Comian wa

Dese.,

Mr T: Mack

Me A Barmars Minu M. Markana

Mrs F. E. Camaron Mr A Nian

Mr. J.

CARLTON HOTEL:

published

February 12,

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Bir 8. J. Allen

Mr E. 3. Laces

Mr B. Alsen

Bigaal Station Ho Parker Mountain Lodge The Eyria Peak, Hotel

1774 1754

Mr Chow F Chwan Mirs &. Miller

1725 1728

Mr W. Dyhee Mr & Mrs M. Norton

1305

Mr U, B. Figant & Child.

Bummedson

Miss Be Pallard

Taikoo Sanatorium Mt. Davi

1000

877

Mr A. Pasquinalli

Robling

Bowen Ed. (filterbeds)||398

Talmoshen

B124.

Bowloon Pook

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·Me K. L. Xenley Mr B. Shortland

1648

Capt. R. Loberg, My ChThoda

1000 37780)

Mes 0. Lobes, Mr 1. Taliant

Master John Lobes Kiss J. Terza

Dapt, de Le Bald Capt. J. He Woode

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Lon Book

Shatin Fin "Qustoms Pass

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Precious Blones & Amber Beads.

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