· MONDAY, JULY 2, 1923.
P. & O-BRITISH INDIA APCAR AND
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES
(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES
STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, RED SEA, EGYPT, EUROPE, &o.
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PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. (Under-Contract with H.M. Goremment.)
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"MALWA "
"NAGPURE"
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SOUDAN
"KHIYA"
"KASHMIR"
BICILT
"MACEDONIA '
DONGOLA
"MANTUA
*KARMALA "
BRITISH
* TAKADA”
"TINDA"
10,941 | 11th July 8,363 14th July 19th July 6234 A 26th July 4th Aug. 0017
ath Aug. 8,841 and Aux- 6,813 26th Ang.
7th Sept. 12,312
80219 Sept. +10,902 Bil: cc: 9.198nh Oct
INDIA-APOAR
6,357
BUKO
361 July st 2:30 p.m. 10th July
Destination
bay, Miles, Gil, Lion &A'werp. Singapore, Fecany Col'tin & B'bay. Singapore, Colombo and Bombay. MARSEILLES, Gib., 'don & Alwerp. S'pore, Penang, Colbo & D'bay. Bay, Mllos, Gib. L'uon, A'werp. Marsziliya Gib, Lidon & A'worn. S'pore, Pensng Calbo & Bombay. Buny, los, Gib. Lidon, t A 'werp. MARSEILLES, Gib. don& A'werp. Rey, i lles, Gib. Udon & Awerp. J MARSEILLES, Cib, Lido & A'warp.
SAILINGS (South) Singapore, Peanus & Calcutta Singapore, Pertang & Calcutta
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)
"ARAFURA **
1,1
Manila, Samlakan. Thursday Ishod. Townville, Brisbane, 7th July
Sydney & Melbourne. Frequent connections from Australia with the following:- The Union S. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom vis New Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco etc.
ne & Royal Mail steamers to London via Suez Canal.
The E.&O. Pranch Service al steamers to London via the Cape,
The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Benthampton and London vin Panama Canal.
SAILINGS
TORILLA"
* ST. ALBÁNS"
"KASHMIR"
&
JAPAN
End July Amdy and Jaja.
TO
SHANGHAI
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8.36)
1 st Noon? i
10th July Moji; Kohe & Yakolima.
14th July
Shai, Moji, Kobe & Y bana
all dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notics.
WIRELESS, TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.. Passengers for Rangoon must defy their own Hotel expenses at Singapore while waiting for the on cutrying steamer.,
1st Saloon Fassengers may travel by B.I.S.R. Company's steamers between Singapore and Calcitta or Singapore and Madras in lieu of the section of their &. Tickets Singapore to Colombo.
All Cabins are Stted with Electrio Funs free of charge.
Parcels Measuring not more than 2 ft. x 2ft x 1 will be received at the Company's Ottice up to noon on the day provique to aniling.
For Further Information, Passage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, etc., apply to
MACKINNONA MACKENZIE & CO.
HONGEONG"
22. Des Vieux Road Central
Avents.
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Wonderful results have followed the use of Virol for delicate and wasted children, so that more than 3,000m Infant Clinics and Hospitals are now regularly using it.
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The Food that Builds Strong Babies.
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THE CHINA MAIL.
EARLIER TELEGRAMSA
(Reuter's Service to the China Meil.)
LOSS OF THE TREVESSA,”
>Mavaiting, June 30th, To Tyrurent's second life-boat was in distreen when discovered off the cout; -
Bixteen of the crew of twenty-four love landed. Eight djed dt sea,"
STEAMER FOUNDERS.
RUSEO-JAPANESE DISCUSSION.
VISITORS. AT HOTELS.
BONGKONG HOTEL.;
June 28 Mr FL. Aiguelles Mes 8. Hinchors Mr H. O Anderson Vrt ME Hof Mr R. Anderson
man
MFR. T. C. Aitken M. L. Holmsa My E. F. Augu 11. Tohghtan Mr B B Anthony Mr & Mrs frelsod My Bardon
MAJAction Mr and Mrs J.Me A. t. Johnston
Felar
Mr G. do Jing SYDNEY, Jung th.
R. Belillos Mr & Mr H. The steamer Sumal, belonging to the Mrs. Torgheim Judzo
Mes F. M. Bi der Capt. W. E.. E-ot. Now Guison Administration, foundered in
storm off the coast of Now South E. Blackburn Mies . Lauritsen?
Mr R. J. Birbeck Mis M. Khogy Wales The crew, comprising 11 white. Yosshard Mr E. Leeria-h and 35 coloured seamen no missing. 1. (.. Bras Ur Y. R, Leivon¡. Fou bodies lanye been washed ashero,
Mr A. M. Rurchall Mr A. O. Lofts Mr C. A. Calkins Mr P, Markham Die and Birs, - Qar
Catrero
Mrs. Bira M. W. Clayton Mr E. L. McClosky Mes Cracker Mist Mccleshy Mr R. M. Dalgarno. Mr D. J. Messalone Mr. E. Davis Me C... Montague Mr & Mrs de DeckerMra §. Muora, Mrs P. O. Donroche Dr J: Morrison Mr and Ms R. dr H. E. "Mo e
Ditesheim
Mr P. J. Newman' Mr and Ms G. A. Ar A. J. Davley
Mr4.8. Ferty All T. Petrie Mr. Pinto. Mr. H. Rawson Mira, R. Richel Mr A. H. Rowe Mr. D. H. Scott
TOKYO, June 30th. The Russo-Japanese conversa- tion, which took place yesterday, took up the question of the future Northern Saghalien and its possi- ble purchase by Japan, which, if accomplished, would, so it is believed, virtually dispose of the Nipolajevsk issue. No, decision was reached and the 'discussion will be resumed to iorrow, "
JAPANESE PRINCESS DEAD.
من
TOKYO, June 30th.` The Dowager Princess Arísu- gawa has died after a long illness.
RUSSIAN REFUGEES QUARREL,
SHANGHAI, June 30, The steamer "El Dorado, with 700 Russian refuges aboard, has arrived from Gensan. It was held at Woosung by the Chinese Authorities.
The China Press learns from refugees that there was a binudy battle between two factions on board before leaving Gensan, General Glichoff, who was the leader of was factioh and 14 of his men were killed, while General Lieldieff, leader of the other faction, also suffered heavy casual- ties.
It is alleged that the quirrel arose. over the division of spoils from the sale of guns and ammmpition, 2
SINGAPORE NAVAL SCHEME.
LONDON, June 30. Commenting on the Singapore -naval base saliemie, the Times says
it is the business of statesmanship. to look ahead. The Cabinet, after mature consideration and acting upon the advice of the Committee of Imperial Defence, has arrived at the conclusion that the develop- ment of Singapore as a naval base is necessary. They, alone, have all the data for forming a proper judgment, and as much expert advice as they may require. The lay mind can at least understand that if it were not possible in case of a war in the East to send a fleet there, Great Britain would run the risk of losing part of her territory, or of seeing her trade ruined. and the safety of India imperilled. Singapore has a more central posi- tion than any port in Australasia, and there is no equal in the world for its potential usefulness in the matter of ship repair.
Į PROTECTING CHINA'S FOREIGNERS.
LONDON, June 29. The Daily Telegraph's diploma- tic correspondent understands that American business interests ju China, similarly with British busi- ness interests, favour strong inter- vention by the Powers, with a view to better protection of foreign- ers in China. The Washington State Department is receiving an increasing number of appeals and representations to this effect.
FARES FOR PUBLIC VÉHICLES.
The fares prescribed for public vehicles are as follows:
to the band of Hongkona, Caine Bad and Lower Levels, and in Kowloon, and New Kowloon.
*KICKBELS.
five minutes.m
Ten minutos,
Quarter hour, Half hour,.. One hour,
ka
By Subsequent hour.
if the jinricksha
5 cents
11
30
be engaged
within the City of Victoria and be dia. larged outside the Western part of the City of Victoria after 9 p... or be dis abarged to the East of Pay View Police: station on the Eastern side of the City... of Victoria after 9 pm, an axtra half fare shall be charges bla.
For or 3 drivers the far la double or - treble respectively.
png 11am-In the Hill. Diatrics
Ten minutes,
Quarter hour outspoke
Half bour
Ozo komis
To the New
By arrangement with
through the
Dunlop
Mrs Kecies MTH. lis Mr G. E.
lkner
Mr A. C. Fisney Mrs Cirmy
Mr Is. Haim
Cope, TP. Ball Mr and Mrs W.
Hannibal
Mr J. A. Scatt A.Miss A. Smil
Ma-Stune
Mr J. Scott Hartonic Vander Steen Stra H. Hushin Mir D. Teonrys Mr F. B. Hender
5021
BEPULAS DAY HOTEL air & Mra Brostedt Mr & Mrs Hockey Miss Brown
Mr lisäman Mr. M. Crawford Mr Lynott Mrs P. 31 Davis M70 Mas E. Túnd Mir Drawhon Marlerfeld Mr and Mrs J. Er E. R. Powris Gear & disghter Me O, B. Shank 3 Hitterington Mrs G. Chunk
PEAK HOTEL.
Juro £6. fr B. W. Allen
Mr.J. M. Kaye wed, I, W. armMe M. F. Key
Mc G. W Barton Miry Barton
Mrs By bington Mr V. Ponjuniin >
and Mrs B. G. Birch
Miss I. A. Blair Mr J. M. Bonnar MP A. G. J. Bowker Mr B. Bradden Sng Capt. and Bromwich
Mr. D. Kinnaird
MOVÉMENT OF STEAMERS.
The C.P.8, R.M.8. "Empress of Asin" trivod at Nagasaki on June 10 11.30 am. left Narsanki on Jabe 19 at 7 pm, was duo at Shanghai on June 30 midnight and left Shanghal yesterday at sta.m.-
Thy N. Y, K." Halona Maru" (European Llue) left Bingapore for Hong kong and was expected to bo bore yester dey
The B. L. 6. Bonvenas" from Middlesbro, Antwerp and London left Singapore for this port on June 28 and may ho expected to arrived here to day.
The C.P.B, R.M.5. 5.s."Express of Pussia" arrived at Yokohamajos Jube 2nd am. left Yokohams on June 23 p.m. and is dus at Vancouver to-day.
The B. F. Ba." Magbaon for London, Rotterdam and Hamburg left Shanghai on June 17 for this port and wasdee hers yesterday. The vessel will bo duspatched kt 4.p.m. to day.
The China-Australs Steamship On.' 8.9. "Victoria" with Australian Mail loft Eydney on Jeno 13 and is expected kere to-day!
The Mar. "Muroran Moru" (Calcutta Line) loft Moji for Hongkong. un Jure 17 and le exposted her to-day.
The B. F. a.. "Autolycoa" left Liver peal on June 2 for Hongkong, Shangbai and Hankow and ía das here on or about July-4,
The NY.K. Matsuyo Maru (Liverpool Lipe) left Bingapore for Hong. ong on June 28 and is expected here on July 4.
The N.F.K. 8.5.0enoa Maru" (New York Line) left Kore for Hongkong vis Mojl en Juns 28 and is expected here on July 5.
Tho N. Y. K. s. Gonóa Mira" (Now York Line) left Moji for Hongkong on June 19 and is expected hero on July 3. The B. F... Sarpedón" loft Xávor- rool on June 9 for Hongkong, Shanghai, Taku and Daloy and is due here on July
The P. M... "Fresident Pierce" Failed for San Francisco on June 201 being due at the latter port on July 12.
The N, V.K. . ! Sowa Maru" (Euro- pean Line) left London for Hongkong via Marseilles and ports on Jasa and is expected here on July 18.
The NY... Aki Maru" (Au- Nr T... KooremanIralian Lino) kit Sydney for Hongkong via Port on June 28 and is expected here on July 10
Mr E., Layman Mr.J. D. Lloyd Mr. Lloyd
3r at Mrs W. J. E. MacKenzie.
Mr and Mrs C. r.
Molti y
Mr & Mrs J. Martin MD. H F. Master MrsMe R. McGregor
Mr 4. Finay fillor DE. Minsit Mr T. Mire ell Mrs. W. Nesbitt Mr J. M. E. Nikkels Mr and Mrs E. G.
Osborn
Mr H. Buie Miss Butterworth Mr Galatroni Mr a B. Carr Capt. J. Cosech Lt. and Mrs H. E.
Clark +
MJ, NJ Owens Misdiary Cooper 3hrs AJ, Paterson
Ir A. Cornell T A H. Pene Col, CW. Dasy · Major Mrs F. H. Lt. Col. R. A. Dor. Phillip
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Mr J. Ralston
At And Mrs Oscarlat -Col. 0. Sanders
Mr B. J. Sanulare Eaver P Lal F. G.
Gemid
Mr D. Fitzgerald Mr F. M. Goldrich Mraud Mrs W. D.
Goodfellow
Me ADW, Grunds
Mr. R. P. Shaw Cart and Ms Ivar
Fiqueland
Miss Skinrer 5jor Batteresly.
Smith
Miss M. Hall Mrs W. T. Stanton Mr J. Hancoc< Mr A. W. Stewart Mr E Hanerekirs and Miss stub Me and Bfra W. J. bings is Mrs Talaira
Hawker
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The B/H. e. "Yanettrs” loft Liver, on June 15 for Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghal, Moji. Kobe, Yokkaichi, and Yokobama and is tuo bere on July 23.
The . F. as. Pyrthna" left Liver- pool on June 23 for Hongkong. Bhangiri, Kobgned Yokohama and ia duo bere on or about July 20.
The B. F. Hyson" left New York on June 6 for Suez, Straita, Manila and Hongkong std is due here on or about August 1.
INDO-CLINA
STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.
DESTINATION
STEAMER
BAILING.
TAINGTAḥ VĨA SWATOW & SHANGHAL..TUNGSHING ... THes, and July, Woon. BANGKOK VIA BWATOW
HANGBANO....................Tues., 3rd July, No. Nawanwapɑ via SWATOW, & SHANOVAL TAKSANG .................Wad, 4th July, Noga. SHANGHAI SWATOW
....KWONGBANG ...Thurs, 8th July, Noon. MARTAins
...:LOONGSANG.......Thurs., 6th July, 9pm, HAIPHONG vis_Hostow Simmung. MINGSANU Fri, 6th July, sam. BANGKOK Via Hotnow ............e cum.ORUNBANG ......Fri, 9th July, 9am. BITAFORAL VİL SWATOW....................... WATCHING .... ........ Fri, 0th July, Noon. STRAITS and CALCUTTA
LAKOTSANG... Sat, 7th July, 3pm. BANDAKAN
MAUSANG Thurs 19th July, Nogs CHEONGSHING... Thurs., 12th July, Nota HORANG.Fat 14th July, Noon
TJEKTSIA şəra Kong via BraSOMAY
Sṛnaita & Catoctri.....................................NAMBANG ....................Mon, 20th July, Sprou
Oplontia Line --This ling now astonia regular wallingsta Calontis, Penang and Singapore retamine-
from Calcalia steamers proceed vin Straits and Hongkong to Japan, ojentiasally sally at Bhanghal. All steamers harg excellent pamanizer næromanodation, aro fitted with wireless and carry a fully quiided Burgeon.
Shanghai. Live-Sailings approximately every three days between Cantor and Shanahal, sometimen calling at Swatow, Taraugs Jickets can ba oħtained and through Bilis of Lailing 'ara limund to all Northerty and Yaastate Forte via Uhangħal Manila Lina. -A weakly service in maintained with Maalla by rawals with good passenger
cơm, anlänge from both porta' wymy Fricky.: Haiphong. Zinn-Ballings approximately westly for passengers and cargo, ending at Kolkow beh
утаут Borneo Láng. Fartpightly wailings to and from Sandakan by two, tiro fonn stendur, AR
"ITINKANO"sud B.B. "MAUBANG” both Hoạimers having excallest neesiumistions Carge taken on through Bils of Ealing for Hudas, Somatoes, Labuan, Tawno and Lahad Dat Line-A regular service is run from March to Norenbar between-Hongkong mà
Tienta pocessionally calling at Waihalwai anil Chafen, Lina-A weekly merica (o provided between Hongkong and Bangkok-vla Swatów, by kra
Kinsamen Kledi williup-todata passenger necoremodation.
Tantain Bangkok
CALCUTTA LINE.
THE STEAMSHIP
“KUTSANG”
will be despatched on“ 7th July at 3 pm.
FOR
SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA, Through Bills of Lading issued to`
- RANGOON," MADRAS, PORT SWETTENHAM AND DUTCH EART INDIRA.
For Freight and Passago apply to
Telephone Contral 215.
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.
General Managers
NYK NYKW
BALLINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.
VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Jatan jorts.
rough Bills of Lading Issued to all Overland Common Prints in USA. & Cavad Through passage rates to Europe via America 0.483, 0842, 08440
KAGA MARU ... LY MARDAR...
SHIDZOOKA
Today, 24th July
Saturday, 11th August ...Wednesday, 5th Sept.
MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore
KATORI MARU
ATS TA MARU.....
KASHIMA MAHU...
Wednesday, 11th July Wednesday, 18th July
wine dair iddo, Wednesday, 1st August
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM,
THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.
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The following unclaimed telegrama are lying at the office of The rent Werthorn Telegraph Company ***Limited)→→→
Victoria Cinema, from Berlin. Bridge Fabricnat Oxygens, from Tientsia,
Checo Krong-leung c/o Kwan Yick Pane Shop Hollywood Road, from Tientsin.
"Mr J. B. Hivker, Mrs J. S. Thomfor
Col. & F. Beard Mr A. W. Teklo It. fol. & Mrs Ba.Mr and Mrs F. E
Trabridge Eng. Com. J. H.Capt. del's Vidall.
flocken
pt. P. F. Walker Mr:A. H. Rollinge: Lt. 0 in.. & Ms V.
M. Ward Capt. & Mrs L. D.ph . E. Watt
Joll
Bir 3 Weibst Mujer A. P. Sane Mr and airs A., F. |‹ˆ St & Dirs Biners Wheen
Jones
Mejr & Mrs White Mr 8. J. Jordai...Me B. H. Wild' Mr W. A. Jordan
worth
PALACE HOTEL.
June 25,
Mr A. T. Botoler Mr B.
de and dies D. A. Moore
Caliyoll
Mro. C. Dance Mr H. Dais Mr J. W. Howard
Mr. Jack
Mr Chas. Jones
Forking, from Amoy. 0171, from Shanghai. Aurang, from lozkow. Manfar, from Amoy, Kunghing, from Shanghai. 0505, from Shanghai, Quanyadg, from Shanghai, Tangenepun Tailor Hotel, from & moy.
N. LUND,
A. Act. Superintendent. Hongkong, Tine 28, 1923.
CASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL ASIA & CHINA TELEGRAPH CO.
List of unclaimed telegrams lying id
f. de HEE Telegraph'Offico, Hongkong.
Dent and Company, from Sydney. Goki Ireilougei, from Taipeh.. Mercantile, from Maokhe. Oriental, from Londen.
Mr and Mrs L. J.
Morley
Mr E. Nelson Me A. Paton
Mr" Rogers, Mrs C. Bussell
Mr L Leinster". "Mr and Mrs C. '8.)
Mr W. E. Ley
Stanton
Mr R. G. Iowder, Mra C. Binger .. Mr J. T. Mannix
Mrs B. Chompon Mr L. McLaren. Mir René Vodia
Mr W. Wilson
HONGKONG HEIGHTS.
For the information of visitors following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland is pablished
Signal Station Ma Parker- »
Veuso, from Basrah.
R. M. MACALFINE,
Superintendent».
Hongkong, June 23, 1923.
BHIPBUILDERS. SHIP REPAIRERS BOILER MAKERS FORGE MASTE OXY-ACETYT
·BLEOTRIC
ZRS
IND
TBURGGA MARU.... -----
Friday, 6th July
LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA, A
TOTTORI MARU........... SYDNEY & MCLEOURNE via Manila &c.
YOSHINO MARU
AKI MARU
Saturday, 7th July
Wednesday, 18th July Wodnosiay, 15th August
NEW YORK and/or BOSTON VIA PANAMA.
Friday, 6th July GENOA MARU BUENOS AIRES via S'pore, De
S'pore, Delagon Bay, Darian & Cenu Town.
Thursday, 28th July ......Tro-day, foth July
KAMAKURA MARU (calls Baizen) BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang & Colombo.
NAGANO MARU........... KAMAKURA MARU
CALCUTTA via Singapore, Tonsng & Rasgoon.
MURORAN MARUMUSE NAGASAKI KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
AKI MARI
SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA
HAKONE MARU.
MATSUYE MARU
PENANG MARU ...
TSUSHIMA MARU
WAKABA MARU ...
SUWA MARU......
Friday, 27th July.
Tuesday, Jid July Monday, 16th July
...konday, 2nd July Wednesday.ch July Saturday, 14th July
•Saturday, 14th July
Sunday. 15th July
Tuesday, 17th July,
For further information apply to NIPPON YUSEN KAI
Tel. Central Nos, 202 & 253:
WING
. OGURI, Manag
CHEUNG
SHIP
GENERAT
CO.
ERS
OREKEEPERS
ceux Road Central, HONGKONG.
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The Eyrie
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Peak Hotel
1806
Taikoo Sanatorium
1000
677
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899
Taimosha
"With 4 Burwes With & Biorers,
denta
fan minuter,
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