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DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD.
NEW YORK BIRTH
85. KENDAL CASTLE ”.....
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Sails 2nd Sept.
LLOYD TRIESTINO
REGULAR MONTHLY PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE FOR BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE (FIUME). TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO GENOA, ALL ITALIAN, ADRIATIC, LEVANT, BLACK SEA AND DANUBE PORTS.
REDUCED PASSAGE RATES TO BRINDISI VENICE OR TRIESTE.
£66.
NEXT SAILINGS.
OUTWARD FOR SHANGHAL, YOKOHAMA, KOBE & MOJI
M.E. "ESQUILINO”
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8.9, "GERANIA" (cargo_only).. SIS. " DUCHESSA D'AOSTA”.....
Salla 26th August . Salla 10th Sept.
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114
...Balls 12th Sept.
HOMEWARD FOR BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE.
M.3. "ESQUILINO”.....
8.8. DUCHESSA D'AOSTA"
...Sally 7th Sept. Bella Slät Sept.
NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS
FROM CALCUTTA & COLOMBO TO SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.
8.RUMINGA"
8.9. "UMZUMBI”
+
Sails 129 September
Baila 1st Octobər.
Regular Passenger and Cargo Service to South African Porta. Through Bill of Lading aned from Hongkong.
For Freight or Passage on any of the above Lines apply toj- Telephone Central 1030. DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents
AMERICAN PIONEER LINE
for
...sailing August 20th
S. S. "DRYDEN"
Havana, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York,. Boston via Panama Canal Calling at Panama and other Gulf Ports if inducements offer.
For Freight and further particulars apply to
AMERICAN PIONEER LINE Operated for United States Shipping Board by
ATLANTIC, GULF AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO. ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE-Agents Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building
Telephone Nos. 2477, 2478 and 795
O.
K.
S.
BAILINGS FROM RONGKONG SURING, TO ALTERATION.
„ONDON, HAMBURG, BOTTERDAM & ANTWERP-Tia Singapore Colombo, Bus ad Pork Bair,
ALFB MAKUREYRI ............................................. Monday, 7th September
BIO DE JANEIRO, KANTON BUENOS AIRES-Via daigon, disgapers, Colombo, Darban & Capetown,
CANADA MARU
BOMBAY-Via Singapore and Colomby
INDO MARU...am nem
MANGKOR--Via Mulgun
KAMAM Weinmday, 9th September
......................Tuesday, 16th September
BEKKOW MARU.Sunday, 12th September CALOUTTA-Via Bingapore and Bangopa,
Thursday, 27th à grat VICTORYA, SEATTLE TACOMA & VANDOUTER-Vis Khanghai and Japan Posta,
BANUKI MARO
AFRICA MARU (From Bhanghai).........Sunday, 8th September
'ESW TÕLK-Via Japan porta, San Franelson and Panama,
HAIPHONG vis BOLHOW Rad PAKKOJ.
TAIKWA MARU
XAPAT PORTA
HA ¿BURG MARU. SEATTLE MARU
Friday, 4th September
Wednesday, 8th Foptember Wednesday, 23ed Leptember.
HOZAN MART.......
-Sunday, 30th Aug., atp.m. AMAKUSA MARU, Thursday, 3rd Sepat Noon.
HEILUNG VÍA SWATOW & ANOT
-TAKAO vín SWATOR SAMOT,
KOTSU MAKU
TA TAO and KERUNG.
SOURABAYA MARUHIMYM
·BATEIN vis OMXPOO and TRING TAU.
Thursday, 97ak ångast at 8 N m.
Saturday, 28th Foptambor
BYUKU AB (Oalls at Shanghai) ...Beginning of September GINZAN MARU.......
............ Bostuming of Peptember
For further particulars please apply to :---
Ful.. Central Ba. 4088 4089, 4'90.
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OSAKA 88OSEN MAIENA. M-TAKROVAL Manager.
NANYO YUSEN KAISHA, (The South Sea Mail S.S. Co., Ltd.)
TO JAVA.
via Batavia, Samarang and Sourabaya
*"BANDOENG MALU”
TO JAPAN.
31st August.
via Mojl, Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya and Yokohama,
SS: 'MACASSAR MARUAL come. 7th September
Cargo taken at through ratos to all ports in Netherland-India:
ply to:
NANYO TUREN I
End Hour, PhD
THE CHINA
LOCAL
A District Court Martial, will assemble at Whitfield Barracks, Kowloon, at 11 a.m. to-morrow for the trial of a Sergeant of the 38th Heavy Battery. R.A., and such other accused person or persons as may be brought before it.
MAIL:
AND GENERAL.
The British Government has Mrs. Margaret T. Rose, widow agreed to pay the gum of £900,000) of Judge U. M. Rose, who died in. to the Government of the Irish | Arkansas, left instructions that Free State is compensation in full cheerful songs should be sung at settlement for damage to property her funeral. She urged her chil- or business in Ireland,
dren not to "mope and stay at bome," but to "go out and "Most mon are maghificent. | brighten the world." Only the diseased are really ugly. No woman can ever be wholly ugiy
poned. tut
1,400
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1925.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
HOME VIA CANADA
1t
Future sailings to VANCOUVER via Shanghai and Japan Ports and Atlantic Connections.
Leave Arrive Hongkong YanGJUYET
E/Cadada Sept. 4 Fopt. 21
Russia Sat, 17 Dos. F/Anstralia Oct.
Leave Quebed
Oot.
Between Jabuary 1 and June 1
The new Union Station at this year 15,000 foreigners have proved this" states Dr. Haydn covers 35 acres, accommodating
to a man: desert island life has, Chicago has been opetied visited Japan as tourists or busi-Brown, in his new book, "Modern 300 trains daily. The main wait- nesa visiters, according to figures Medical Matters." (Melrose, 58.), ing-room is large enough to con- compiled by the Japan Tourist Bureau. The Hureau has been Japanes immigration Brazil the station is equipped with a tain three baseball diamonds, and soliciting letters from the tourists, is increasing aseording to the augaol, a chapel, and a morgue. and some four hundred have reterities of Immigration Vompany. plied. The majority praise the which people and scenery, and kick at emigrants wouhl leaves for South The hansom cab is coming the high prices, especially of the Ames soon. It is expected that back in London, much to the dis- ricshas, which are treble those in approssimately 4, opunese gust of the taxi drivers. Ameri-; China.
emigants will bats gone to Brazil can visitors who
enjoy the by Else end of the year.
romantic feeling of driving about Twelve word bemus “are bu
London in one of those old- be tamed by school chuldren of the Reappeared of a village in-fashioned conveyances have had wordan a prize contest amognes dated more than 300 years ago much to do with the movement. by the National Connel for the waS noticed recently at Lake A year ago, when the revival Prevention of War at Washington. Antron, Switzerland. A land- began, there were only ten of the Names picked by the greatest hum-slide caused the water level, old-time cabs left in the streets of ber of pupils wil be eteson and the reeds and gradually the air's of London. Now there are about: prizes will total $),, donated the old village comprising 42 seventy. fylment 1. Biddle of New York, Buildings
The drivers say their were disclosur?, The business this spring has been very and Dr. Augustus 0. Thomas, village of Antrona. Piana was flood- Augustin Me president of thed by a monster spring fresi et ani World Poderies of Bulucation Ass has lain submerget for three cen- Estaciations, with act as harman of Murios.
the award.
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profitable.
One of the household pro- blems of the Soviet Government is to provide the Russian population The special committee of the with its pre-war supply of shoes. Matag rs of cigars and eigarokt Diet, at Tokyo, now revising the Last year the Russian Theleris pested should be evil Code has about decided to factories turned out 22.886,000 state pl memo for the santiary conditions perinit women to take jurang and. that offers would examination for the Bar, and. If every six individuals. Before the the pairs of shoes, about one pair for do well to do the in example to successful. to become practising war the proportion was one pair decrease empational diseases, Dr.awyers. For some time women to every three individuals, This Fajardo, director of the Philippine in Japan nave been eligible for relatively small number of shoea health service, said. General sm-graduation from medical colleges is doubtless explained by the fact tary conditions in 63 tobacco and for licences to practice med that the peasants for the most cigarette fuctories have impone!} greatly, according to gres give cine, but the argument heretofore part go barefoot in summer and out by the section of industrial has been that the weaker sex is wear some kind of homemade felt hygiene, Philippine health service, toc sentimental for the law. "This boots in the winter. The Govern there being no factories receiving a
has been scoffed at by the leaders ment hopes to produce 28,000,000 rating, as far as sanitation is co- of the Women's Suffrage League, pairs of shoes during the present cerned, under 75 per cent.: 3 or who, in a recent petition, says: year, but 44,000,000 pairs are of from 75 to 79 per cent inclusive deal with crimes and home pro- country, and new shoe factories 3.18 per cent. receiving a seringWomen are certainly better to needed to satisfy the needs of the 54 or 85.71 per cent, receiving a blems than men, because they are being built in Omsk, Tashkent, scoring of frem i to 80 per cent. understand them better." The Vladivostock, Kiev and ""other
committee has agreed with this.
and over.
SOCIAL
Mr. J. Johnstone, Jr., and the last of the "Empress" valunteers, have now returned to the Cology.
Mr. A. W. Blackstone, manager of Messrs. Paterson, Simons & Co.. Ltd., Penang, is leaving for Home on furlough in about two weeks'
time.
The death has taken place of Mr. T. E. Joines, at Rokkosan, Kobe. Mr. Jaines came to Japan in 1919, and was generally in Yokohama. He was in Europe al
towns,
AND PERSONAL,
per s.. Antenor included Mr. Passengers departing for Home Paul Hodgson, stock and share broker, and Mr. G. B. Hett, solicitor.
and will take place in Hongkong A marriage has been arranged, in November, between Michael H. Turner (late Captain R.A.F.), son of the lat Sir George Turner, M.B., and Lady Turner, to Daisy Main waring Fair, only daughter of Canon Lockett Ford, of St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, and
usually been before the public as Sir Thomas Beecham has
a musician; it is not often he comes before it as a millionaire. Yet he is both. He gave public performances as a pianist when
He has been known to take a piece he has few, equals as a conductor. he was only seven years old, and
of music, orchestrate it for every few hours, and conduct it a week! instrument in the orchestra in a after without looking at the score. It is a superhuman business. No doubt he would have attained to even greater eminence and been
conductor had not business claims interfered.
the time of the earthquake, and, sister of the Rev. S. Ford, vicur known as a composer as well as a his cffice and property in Yoko. of All Souls', South Hampst ad. hama. being destroyed, he came to Kobe on his return to Japan. He Was agent for the Selson
Japanese papers report that the Engineering Co., London, and also Imperial Household Department had a number of other agncies in has received notice from Admiral Prince has just been published by A new book by the ex-Crown engineering and machine tool Sinclair, Commander-in-Chief of the Cotts firm, the publishers of lines. He was a good erickter, the British China Squadron, that his first book and of the famous and was a Freemason, and had a he will pay a courtesy visit in the Bismarck, Memoirs. Whether he large number, of friends, among latter part of September, and that has been assisted in its compila- whom he was very popular, Mr. Prince George will also arrive on tion as in his first literary effort Joines had suffered some ill-health the flagship "Hawkins.” The is not stated, but it is more than, of late, and a touch of the sun two visit would have been earlier had probable. The title is literally: or three weeks ago when playing not the troubles in China caused "I seek the Truth," and the writer cricket probably aggravated his delay. The Prince is arriving endeavours to rehabilitate Ger condition. He appeared to have only in his capacity as a naval many in the eyes of the world, recovered and went up to Rokko- officer, but it is announced that denying her responsibility for the san, but he was suddenly taken ill there will be a formal reception war. there, and died. The cause of by the Imperial Family and that) defends his father vigorously, This time, moreover, he death was nephritis. He was in the Kasumigaseki Palace will be citing various marginal notes and his thirty-third year, Much put at his disposal. Prince George passages by the ex-Kaiser to this. sympathy will be felt for Mrs. will be the guest of the Prince end. The book is written in the Joines in her bereavement, especl- Regent.. Arrangements are pro- same natural manner that charac ally in the sad circumstance of ceeding between being left with a baby only seven Household Department and, the whole it is much graver in expres- the Imperial terises his Memoirs, but on the weeks old-the only child.
British Embassy.
aion.
SHIPBUILDERS, SHIP REPAIRERS, BOILER MAKERS, FORGE MASTERS, OXY-ACETYLENE, AND ELECTRIC WELDERS, MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.:
LIMITED.・・
THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING COMPANY
OF HONGKONG,
HONGKONG
PENNANT
DRY DOCK Length 787 Feet. Length on Blocks 750 Feet. Depth on Center of
80 (KW06:21) 34 (L/8 ina.
THREE SLIPWAYS —— Capable of Handling Ships. 10:3,000 Tona Displacement," Electric Crane at Sea Wall, Capable of Lifting 100 Toms at 70 Feet Hadius.
BUTTERFIELD & WIRE,
AGENTS.
HONGKONGÁCI
Due Southampton.
Bootland Fapt. 30 Oct." 7 EFranos. Montrove
Oct. 14 Cos. 21 Det. 80 Nov. 7 Choice of sccommodation on these ATLANTIC steamers actually held for sale in othees at porte of call in the Orient.
FOUR TRANS-CONTINENTAL TRAINS DAILY FROM VANCOUVER STOP.OVER ALLOWED AT ALL POINTS, Standard Sleeping Cars-Compartments-Drawing-Room Dining Cars
Canadian Pacific HOTELS at VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, ROCKY MOUNTAIN RESORTS, CALGARY, WINNIPEG, MONTREAL and QUEBEC
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DOMINION EXPRESS TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES Issued at all Canadian Paciße Offices-Payable Everywhere. BAGGAGE INSURANCE sold at all Canadian Paciöc äices.
HONGKONG-MANILA-HONGKONG SERVICE
Lava Hongkong Aug. K
Arrive
Manila
Eopt. 9 Bept. 11
Aug 28
E/Janada F/Bussin
Loave Manila
Aug. 20.
Arrivo Hongtong Aug. 31
Sept 11
Sept. 14
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Steamers arrive MANILA early moralng and sail in evening of following day.
CANADIAN PACIFIC SERVICE THROUGHOUT
Passenger Department Freight and Express
Telephone C. 763 Babies GADANPAC. Telephone C. 4 Cable NAUTIDE.
AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE
OPERATED. FOR
UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD.
1/
BY STRUTHERS & BARRY MANAGING OPERATORS.
REGULAR FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.
TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT ROUTE.
(23 DATE TO SAN TEANGINOO AND 28 DATE TO JOJ ANGELES.) 0.8.2.B." West Faralon ""-
...Arrives Hongkong In port
Leaves Hongkong 28th august.
14
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O.B.B.B." West Cafoot".. ** Árrire: Hongkong 5th Sept. Leaves Hongkong 7th Sept DANDO ACCEPTED FOR TRASEULOPMENT AT BAN SHANGHOD TO WREELT SÄILINGS POR ATLANTIÓ SELBIAND PONTE "THROUGH HILLS OF LADING INNTINO TO US. LED
-CANADIAN OVERLAND POINTS.
TO MANILA, ORBU, ILOILO AND ZAMBOANGA. 1.8.8.8. "West Jester"
Arrives Hongkong 28th August, Leaves Hongkong 30th August.
TO SINGAPORT, ZAMBOANGA AND CEBU. JASE." West Prospect "...
Arrives Hongkong 19th Sept. Leaves Hongkong 11th Sept.
THROUGE WILLS OF ZANING IBUKU 19 ALL PORN HOT KERVED
FOR FULL INFORMATION APPLY TO
STRUTHERS & BARRY.
LEVERETT, ING. General Agents. Japan, China, Philippine Islands, Indo-Chine, Straits Settlements,
Phone Central 3006
Let/Floor. Qua', building,,
G. P. BRADFORD,
Bes, &.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.
HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA COAST PORT SERVICE.
REGULAR SERVICE of Fast, High Class Coast Steamers having [864||| Accommodation for First Class Fasemgu, Factric Light and Fans in Ronde- room and Saloons. Excellent Cuisine.
FOR AMOY & FOOCHOW.
AND RETURN. (Occupying 9 to 10 Days.)
Captats.
Leering.
Arrivals and Departure from the Company's Wharf (unar Make PiarJ” "Bound Trip Tickata will bu imusted from Hongkong to Foochow (Parodi Anchorage) and Ratum by the same steamer by the "Haining," "Elkong" and “Hitchin # at the Radooed Rate of $90.00, incinding Meals gekla dat atakusar in.in "Port.”
For FREIGHT and PASSAGE apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO;
General Managers.
AMERICAN
ORIENTAL MAIL LINE
rated, fue: UNIPED STATES SHIFFING BOARD ADMIRAL ORENTAL LINE, Managing Uperator
ANTO SEATTLE & VICTORIA LATVIA CHAKOHAL, KOBE, TOKOHANA PRESIDENT JEFFERSON: 78
IDENT GRANT
ENT MADISOM
- Sept. 21. U PAL
#Bent. 30th: 5 7.3.
TRAYER FIRST CLARS ON A FIRST CLASS STEAMER FOR MANILA
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON
SIDENT GRANTESEKA
PNT MAÐUJOR „For pedago and treight book!
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