THE HONGKUNG DAILY
DODWELL & COMPANY.LD.
STEAMSHIP. BERVICES.
Regular Sailings to
NEW
YORK
via Panama Cacal.
8.S. "LOWTHER CASTLETM
about and of July
LLOYD, TRIESTINO
Fox SHANGHAI & YOKOHAMA
·8.8.. “PILANA”
on or about 11th July..
For BRINDISI VENICE & TRIESTE. Taking Cargo on through Bilis of Lading to LEVANT, BLACK SEA & DANUBE
S.S.
PORTS
“PILSNA””
Ou or about 13th August.
NANYO YUSEN KAISHA, Ltd.
(SOUTH" SEA - MAIL 6.5.-€0.)
Regular Services between
JAPAN, HONGKÓNG & JAVA.
Fox JAPAN
6.S. ·"RIOJUN MARI” ES. BANRI MARU”
For
sailing on or about 19th Jans." axiling on or about 10th July. JAVA.
6.S "HOKUTO MARU”
OCEAN
NATAL
sailing or or about 25th June.
TRANSPORT
(TAIYO. KAIUN KAISHA)
Steamship Service Trans-Pacific.
Also to Australia, Europe, etc.
LINE
OF
Co.,
Ltd.
STEAMERS.
TAKING Cargo on through Bills of Lading to SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS with transhipment at CALCUTTA
in conjunction with the
INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD
AND APCAR LIVES.
For Freight of Passage on any of the above Lines apply to:-
DODWELL & CO., LTD.,
Agente
110
PRESS." SATURDAY. JUNE 20TH, 19.
FUTURE OF ARMENIA.. ERZEROUM'S IMPORTANCE. - PARIS, May 19th.
VISITORS AT BUTBLS,
Hoxoxasa
Mrs WC Aberg. and child Sir COW. Anderson J. R
The task of fixing the frontiers of the new State of Armenia has been offered. Mr sk is well known, to President Wilson, This being so, no purpose would be served at this momenà or going into the views which England, France, and Italy have respectively put forward on the various occasions when the question has been dis These will only cassed between them, become of
should Mr. Wal importance again
not see his way to accept the work; but it is evident that, whoever has ultimately to take the aethe ment in hand, will find himself faced with anmber of debatable points To give judgment on them, as between the matter Armenian and the Turks will bea of considerable difficulty.
One of the questions that looms large in the eyes of the Armenians is that of the possesion of Erzeroum. It is no secret that the original aspirations of Armenia in the mattes of frontiers have had to be considerably modified in order to conform with the exigencies of practical politics. Consequently, any possibility of a fina
disappointment of their hopes of thin
at any rate Erzeroum included
Mr. Falasinin Mr. Bars Maurioklo Mr K MM
C. MR. W.
*Barde
Wet Bonsaidel
Bori
Mr H. T. Krull
Mr & Mra F B. Lars
and 9 siildren Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen MeJ. P. van Lennep Vadam-Lairia
Mi H. Lilie
Mr S. LongBeld
Mr A. H. Lustig
Mr & Mr F. B Lynch
W. SincKsan
INDO-CHINA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED
BAILINGS 'HURJECT" TO "ALTERATION
TIENTSIN VIA WärHorwat SHANGHAI & TusGTAV vix Swarow RAIPHONG VIA HOTBOP
CALCUTTA DE
STRAITS
ส.
SHANGHAI via SWATOW
Dr 0
TIENTSIN
MANILA
...
ANDAKAN
Mr H.J. Harlini Ink Brady Mrd:Mm J. M. Brady MUS Farbe Brown Mera 7. Browne
and maid Marmichael
harton
ME
Mr. Carruthers Misė G. Varruthers ` CR. J. Carta
D. Chandler Crateu
those frontés is regarded by them with Cropcher.
In a cont
a good dry of misgiving Conversation, Boghos Nubar Pasba, the president of the National Armenian Dec. gation in Europe, explained that there were two distinct reasons why this impor tant town should be attributed to the newly-formed staje.. Historically, Nubar Pasim declares, there can be no question of Armenia's right to Erzeroun. Oppon ents of this view may assert, with perfect justice, that there are At present no Armenians in the town This argument would bowever, appy with equal-fures to Aery large proportion of purely Armen ian territory, as it is precisely from such districts that the Turk has taken especial pains to get rid of the Armenians; but,
Subar Patha's opinion, it cannot be beld in any way to vitiate his country' moral, historical and ethnographical right
to have the city within its frontiers.
Mr. Udderyan
Downe
My Dick
ME. A Dowler Med Mrs 1. Eapoy Engineer Capr. SP.
termo
Mr J. S. H. Gardiner
MP. H BGaille Mr J. Gibson
Cait D. C. Urter
16 O Marriott
Mr E. W. Maclean Mr3is a
Me P↓ T 3. Wichelsan H&M. T Mirandello
Mr F Muquer, and 2 shar Mmbler
shild Alias W.
Mr chin W. P.
Neon
Min N. E. Pepperell MrR S. Pr Me J. Randolph:
"CHEONGSBING" Sun, With June, Dilgha
TUNG-HING Sun 37th Jane, D'light ***U TAKNANG Thes. th Jane." 3 wm- "KWAIBANG* Thes. 29th June, 3 pm "KWONGSANG" Wed, 20th June, Dligna "CHIPSHING Fri ad July, Noon Fri WING ANG"
2nd July, I p.#. BINBANG... Satyath July, Noon
CALCUTTA LINE-This Iîne affords regular sallings to Calentis. Panszy at Fingapore; returning from Calentia steamers procred via Strsita and Hongkong to Japan, occasionally calling at Shanghai. All steamers have excellent passers- T -micommodation, are Stted with Electric Light and Fans and entry a fully qualified.
SHANGHAI LINE gean.
approximately every five days between Canton and Shanghai, sometimes calling at Swatow. Through tickets can be obtained and through Bill of Lading, are issued to all Northern and Yangtze Ports via Shanghai. LINE-A
A weekly service is maintained with Vanila, by vessels with good Passenger accommodation, sailing in both ports every Friday, HAIPHONG LINE: Sailing approximately weekly for pastore and cargo, calling at Huibow when inducement offers.
MANILA
Mr G. Rawlins
Mr EH Rav
hir W. H. Reterinck
Mr & Mrs Ruberka Mr F Rub
MrR. Route Mr J. D Howly mo Mr B Saunders Mr Schem Mr AM Sierov, It Capt Tyne and Mr A. & Sora
Mr F. v. H. Sprank.
biuse
Mr & Mrs Grienen & air&ha C. P.
child
Dir
R. Harthink
Mr A H ran Heck Miss J. Hil
Mr B. K. Hochschild
r8 Boru MD Jackson
ran wone.
D. Jickson
Mrs E B Jones r 16 Juliah 3r Baranja AFL. Kin baer L W. Kortbals
Temp-too-
rd điện li ti Trade
well
Mixes H. & W. Trud-
',
Mr C. Tricam Mr G. E. Weis Jirt
NW...A.
Mrite, Jr.
Ahito
Mr G. White". Mr C. J. Willisen Mr J. B. Will Mr G. Wood
# .PEAR HOTEL
rs-A.—E
Capt Archer
There is, however, another reason- reason founded not only on the desires of Armenia berseif, but on the common wel-
Erzeroum in fare.
of the poression Turkey would, in consequence of in geo graphical position, not only be a perpetual menace to the new Armenian State; it would, Nubar Pasha points out, also form a strong outpost of Turaninaism, all the more dangerous because of its proximity to Azerbaijan. Should Turkey at any future date desire to revive her military power and attempt to push her intuents eastwards, Erzuruum would constitute for A her an admirable jumping-off place. similar argument might perhaps be used from the other side-nameler that if Erzeroura were Armenian it would cou- stitute a menace to her Turkish nogh bour. This could not be contradicted i the hatter of the nature of the place-Capt & Mis Camou
of Armenia were at a mili
Major & Mry 3. L
L'attar
character
adurent.
But as Nubar Pasha etu-
ȘERVICE to UNITED STATES there is therefore and fund
S.S.
NEW YORK and/or BOSTON.
vla' 'Pádama
WYTHEVILLE" Sails about June 24th-
For freight space and particulars apply to:-
BARBER STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.,
THE
TILOKOJI 2477&9478
ADMIRAL LINË
AGENTS
STE FLOOR HOTEL MANSIONS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, LTD.
FOR VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER, B.C., VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE &. YOKOHAMA.
S.S.X
MATTAWA
will sail from Hongkong or on about the 2nd July.
Through Bills of Lading issued to Canadian and U.S.
overland points.
For Freight apply to:-
PA. COX
Acting General Agent. C.P.O.S. LTD.
1064
AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL
LINE
"HONGRONG TO PHILIPPINES AND AUSTRALIAN PORTS.
Steamer.
„Arr. Hongkong from a maizaliana.lv:Hongkongfor_Australis 'CHANGSHA "
10th July,
14th July ......
BARING DURYHOT TO AUTÉRATION,
Tunda Steame. Is Atted with Hefrigerating Machinery, ensuring a pie, tifol supply: of Ice Freak Froyluloza -8104, and bas enperior accommodation with Elrole Ligh throughout and Electric Fans in the State Reins & daly qualified Doctor is carried Blediced Fares Cargo booked through tosliAustrailar.Non Zeniaze & Tasmanian Porári
For zrela i and passage apply to BITTERFIELD & SWIRE Agents
Ashton MeJ. Bartholomew Mr R E. O. Bira Mr Mrs D. E. Blair Mr R. Blacking Mr HO Blaine
Mr. Oliver T. Mr
Breakspear Mr.G Bridger Mr J. G. Bridger
Mr G. F. Carille Mr. Cheatham
Mr & Mrs J. W.
Church
Mr S. N. Clark
Mr C. H. Cole Mrs Cormack Mr-L. A. Cossapit Mr Coron
pacific one, and there is therefore no fear that the strategic importance of the place will be utilised against her neighbour. Apart, too, from justice, to an independent people, the establishment of an indepen-Mr Ms Cockburn deni Armenia serves the purpose of creat- ing a barrier on the east of Turkey. But from this point of view the part which she would be destined to play would, it is declared, become practically impossible of realisation if the key of the barrier, Erzeroum, were to remain in the hands o those who might want to force it.
The guestion has, of course, a practical side.
If Erzeroum were attributed to Armenia and this decision were once put iato force, could Armenia hold it To this Nubar Pasha replies unhesitatingly in the affirmativo-Daily Telegraph.
BETWEEN 20 AND
WARS."
30
WHERE PEACE DOES NOT REIGN
At first sight the statement made by Field-Marshal Sir Henry Wilson at the mecting of the Union Jack Club on May 18th that between twenty and thirty wars are going, on at the present moment might appear to be an exaggeration (says the Daily Telegraph). It is, however, true that there are twenty-four different.] theatres as to which treating of peace are }} not yet completed, or where fighting, is actually in progress. The following is sag official list of the “ wam":- Waited States *. Germany. United States v. Austria. United States v. Turkey. Allies v."Turkey.
Allies. Hungary) Russiana . Poland. Russians v. Japan, Rassisas. Pialand Russians v. Latvia. Russians 7. Lithuanis. Russians . Siberia. -Russians v. Georgia,
Volunteers. Bolsheriks.
Armenia v. Russians.
Armenia v. Turkey.
Armenia Azerbaijan..
Georgia Azerbaijan.
Mr B. rowley
Mr D C H Cully MD. F Cathill Mr L J. Davis Eng Cmdr
"Dawaon
Mr h. R. Dick Mr X. W. Duckworth Mr & Mrs.
Duncan
Joha
Mr A W. Eastman Mr G. Eveleigh Mr A. V. Farmer. Br 3. Farmer
-Col. Greer Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale Mr. Hale MD. BAI
HOD E
Hall, C.B.E. Major Harding
P
3 C: J. B. Helistrom Mr&Mrs F. J. Hobson Mr A. H. Hollings
worth
Mr&Mr C. E.
Holares
Mr & Mrs, IrwiLe MrR W Le Jones Sir Ellis Kadecrie Mr Kaspereen Mr Konkolevsky Mr L. A. Laing Mr. B Lamburo
Capt Mr Leston Mr R L. Logan Mr J. D. Lloyd Col. 4: Nicholson
CMG Mr P J. Maitland Mr.P. Mrs MeAinsh
Capt R. 8.3 Capt Monteith
Mr &
Morgan
Mr H. H. Noit MrA Porter Mr E B. PER Capt K. K. Powery
Mr T. 8 Xebit bet Mr Mrs W.Hobinson Mr H. W. Roger 31-CS des
E Sandstrom Maj & Mr J. H. Sargent Mr O. F. Savage Mr R P Shaw Mr IL Shrub ole Mr & Mrs Grant
Smith Mr A Findlay Smith Mr H Spicer
Mr & Miss Stubbings
in CA. Swan Mr J Ftwindella - Mr & Mr S. J Syrett Mrs Tobiason Maj. Gen. F
F Ventries Rer. G. T. Mr H. Halegrave Mr F. M. W. Weiler Mr A Wilkinson Mr & Mrs Winfeld Capt F. Withers Mr Marshall Wood MjE. B. Young
KING EDWARD HOTEL Mrs R Almond Mr W. P. Barnes Mr & Mrs J. Mr F. E. Bocke
Raum
Mr & Mr W. Badge Mr H. Brows Mr & Mrs D. Clark
ட்கள், Shing ghos Master Chai Shing £MFE. G. Coomes. T B Californ Mr GP Carry VF1, Drifas
KrG. H. Evas Yr C Edgar We W. A. Bust.co. Hr Eymen Fighting is also going on in Cilicia: "Mr K ́Fügate Anatolia, Mesopotamia, Palestino, Trans; 7 Mr. Fenol Casp', Turkestan, and the North-west Mitt Farrell Frontier of Indis
THE IRISH CRISIS.
AN AUSTRALIAN VIEW.
states:---
Mr.H Fielden Mr. Fargoco Mr & Mrs Greg ty
Mr
& Mrs Gegge Mr H. B
Mr.El E. Hescock
Mr.N.B. Katan
Webster
Mr Manuk "Mies Mannk
Mr D. H Martin My Mattingley Mr R. May Mr H. Mody
Mr & Morrison Mr & Mrs McIntyre Mr de Mira Meldurray Mr. Foll MPE. O O. Oldell.
Parloo Mr & Mrs Pearman MrA Pollock Mrd. W. Pritchad
Kichardson
Mr&Mrs A. Robertson
“Mr I-£-Beriven- Mr E Fenders
Mr. Shaw
Dr A B Houza Dr.LO Spilhane Mr D. Steal
Men Stewart
sod family Mr F-Taylor Mr FC. Todd Miss E. G. Traver
Mr. & Mrs W. Under
wood
MrU. T. Wateringh. Hr G. & Wesson Mr 8. Zora
PALACE HOTELS
M. B. Nichols
The Sydney correspondent of the Daily Mes Je Telegraph in a message of May 16th Mr class
On the eve of his departure for Hamre Kilbee sad child Archbishop Mannix was entertained Mr W. & Kaighter
Mr & Mrs Lombeck Sydney. Ho said that this was a time when Mr L. Xm Lovegrove the fricads of Ireland should speak out! When he went to Ireland he would kneel at the graves of the murdered men, whose namics would go down in history, and h would take Australia's sympathy for them. Mr Beachozz
Capt T. Brown A Victoria Cross winner from Victoria
nid that if ever there were a scrap L & M D. W I-anlap and child between Ireland and England, they would
Mr-G
Farnil all be fighting for Ireland Mr. Lloyd | Mr H Havent George had received a message from eleven }. Mr J. Jack
Mr A. F. Starkey Australian - Victoria. “Cross" winners and MeV C. Lebrum L&Mrc-LA 10,000 other Australian soldiers, affirming | Mr & Mr. S. P. Leigh Sleeves and "child their sympathy with the Irish claims to HCM DIE & Mird & White
3tr 3. U. Whi.e self-determination, but they had not had Me A Marks Tthe courtesy of a reply....
- Mr. & Mrs J.--H
Oxberry
Mr J. Robertson de G. A Searin
Mr S. E McKinlay a pink
BORNEO LINE
Ona sailing per month between Hongking and Sandakan by
* steamer having up to-date accommodation for passengers. Cargo taken on through Bills of Lading for Knadat, Jsselton Labuan, Tawao and Lahad Datu
TIENTSIN LINE:-A regular service in 1 from March to November between
Hoagkong and Tientsin, calling as Wellsiwei and Chatoo.
CALCUTTA
S.S.
LINE.
“KWAISANG"
1.1
will be despatched on or about June 29th, for SINGAPORE, PENANG and CALCUTTA:
and
Cargo accepted on Through Bills of Lading (Transhipment at Singapore) to RANGOON. PORT SWETTENHAM
MADRAS.
For Freight or Paidago apply to
TRIPHONE No. 116:
Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ludy
GLEN
·GENTERAL MANAGERS
AND
SHIRE
Joint Service of Steamers.
U.K.-STRAITS CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE.
Vossel
*GLENGYLE”
" GLENTARA"
"OJENAMOT" *GLENSANDA"
* CARMARTHENSHIRE - "GLENGYLE"
OUTWARDS..
HOMEWARDS. Loaren Hongkong
and July. 18th July
.1
Des Hongkong
20th June.
12th July.
15th July.
29th July.
Discharges
... LONDON & ANTWERP
GENOA, LONDON'& ANTWERP,
Maremmin are subject to change without notion.
For freight or farther particulars please apply to:-
Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd..
"The Glen” Eins, Ltd: JOENTS: The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Owners of "Skire"! Line:
Tel. No. SIA, cub, az 2.
Cable Addre
Lavalleen, Lobe
Bentley's, A.B.C. #th Ed.
sad Boost's Codes.
Telephone, Sannomiy
KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA
(KAWASAKI STEAMSHIP
CAPITAL PAID-UP
Presklens: Mr.-Y.–Eswarani.
00.)
in 720,000,000
Vice-Presidens: Mr.^X, MaxgpKATA. *Managing Director: Mr. MaxATA AHL :-
The Company has on hand a Large Hamber of
NEW CARGO STEAMERS
✨ ALWAYS BRADY FOR
GHARTERS (of all descriptions.
The following sen comprised in the Company's Flock --
Eleven steamers of 9,100 tons
And ander the Company deudv
Iwenty-sitāmers of about 9,160. deadweight each
- Two steamers el about 6,400 tons deadweight-each,
the Eswanski - Dockyard. Co, Ltd.)
-For_Clarim Fatus ved all other particulars apply, to, the
KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA.
No. 8, Brus, Kom