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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9,
India's Happiness Within the
Empire.
bero.
SOVIET CONVICT MADE GOODS.
NO REASON FOR INVESTIGA-] TION OF ALLEGATIONS.
(THROVOR REVIRE's AGBNOY.]"
LONDON, Jan. 20. In the House of Commons today, There were safeguards in the replying to Sir William Davison, background in every free State in Dr. Hugh Dalton said that M. the world. He asked the House Litvinoff had informed Sit Esmond to agree to the Government pur Ovay that the Soviet could not con- suing the problem in detail in consider the British request for inventi- sultation with the representative gation in regard to, the alleged Indians and constitutional experts forced labour and general condi.
tions in the. Russian timber cam any more than the British Govern If you wish to bind India to you by bonds of confidence and ment similarly would. The Soviet, make her happy within your Em-like other countries, employed con. pire and Commonwealth," conclud-viets, but solely for road making. od Mr. MacDonald, "if you wish and that solely concerned the to har her praise you in gratitude Soviet.
Sir Eamond Ovey was also in and requain with you in pride, then nocept the work which has formed that neither prison" labour been done by the Conference and nor generally forced labour were instruct the Government to pro-employed for the export of timber wood with it to a complete con industry. clusion."
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Conservative Attitude Defined, Sir Samuel Hoar, one of the Conservativa delegates at the Con- ference, emphasised that vital questions remained for future settlement and again defined the Conservative attitude. While they changes recognised that great
wore taking pince in the East, there were certain lemn obliga. tions which could not be abandon
d. Indian defence still rested on
·Britain, foreign affairs and inter- uational obligations should be controlled by the Crown and, in the interests of India, no less than of Britain, internal security and financial stability must be rffective. ly safeguarded. The protection of
Replying to a suggestion by Commander Locker-Lampson, Dr. Dalton sail that there was no precedent for asking the Longue of Nations to approach the Soviet and offer to undertake an examina- tion of the allegations.
EGYPT ALLOWS GOLD
EXPORT.
IMPORTANT DECISION BY GOVERNMENT.
(THROUGH REUYER'S AGENCY.)
CAINO, Jan. 26.
It is understood that the Govern-
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1931.
ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG.
LEXANDRIA.
Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, Feb. 3. Pros. Monroe, Dollar, Feb, 29.
MOY. Taiyuan, B. & S., Jan. 98. Haiyang, Douglas, Jan. 30. Haining, Douglas, Feb. 3, Anking, D. & B., Fb. 1.
Tjisondari, J.C.J.L, Feb. 5. Tsinan, B. &B., Feb. 4. Namsang, Jardin's, Feb, 0. Antung, B. & S., Feb. 8. Tjiloboot, J.CJL, Feb, 13. Takada, B... Feb. 8. Suisang, Jardine's, Feb. 18, Tjimanock, J.C.J.L., Feb. 24. Tilawa, B.L., Feb. 23.
ANTWERP.
Peru. Mammers, Jan. 30. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7.- Perim, P. & O., Feb. 7. Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14. Knohgar, P. & O, Feb. 14. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb, 21. Afrika, Manners, Feb, 26. Ramses, Jebson, Feb. 28. AUSTRALIAN PORTS, Neiloro, E. & A., Jan. 31. Changte, B. & S., Feb. 16. Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., Fob, 19. Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 29. BALTIC PORTS. Peru, Manners, Jan. 30. Afrika, Mannors, Feb. 20. BALTIMORE.
Foylebank, Bank, Feb. 4. Helenas, B... Feb. 6. Lussiebank, Bank, Feb. 11. BANGKOX.
minorities was also a solemn oh.ment has decided to allow unrestrict- Kiangsu, B. & 8.. Feb. 2.
ligation.
Discrimination Against British Traders,
There must be no unfair cono- mic or commercial discrimination against British, traders, and the rights of services, recruited by the Secretary of State must be ob served.
might constitution Whatever emerge then must have a sure and atable foundation. If those logiti- mate demands were satisfied and if a constitution for all-India was framed with effective safeguards, if a system of government had reasonable chatice of working. Con- Bervatives would not quibble, over the minor details. They were en- tering on a new phase of British Indian relations in which partner ship must be made the moving prin- ciple and co-operation the basis of action.
com
Great Achievements of Conference. Sir John Siman said that the Conference had accomplished two great things. The Indian Prin- cos had been brought into the dis- not only with British cussion statesmen but with their patriots in British-India. That was a tremendous achievement. He and his colleagues of the Statutory, Commission had for two years enre. fully considered the recommenda tions and had reached the conclu- mon now generally accepted that it was quite impossible to visualise A satisfactory constitution India unicas it brought the Indian Princes within the circle.
for
Another great achievement, was that the conference had got rid to a remarkable degree of suspicion and misunderstanding. Neverthe less, they had only travelled a very small part of the way to be Govored before a constitution could be framed and four conclusions be renched.
Ile rejoiced at the success of the crnference in securing the adhesion of the Princes to the general iden "Foderation. All-India of Secondly, it was inevitable in the time available that the Conference had not been able to produce a practical solution on so many very difficult and cardinal Thirdly, while recognising how much satisfaction a formula of safeguards with
· responsibili`· could give, he could not regard. the unformulated safeguarda on vital matters
details.
matters..
ed export of gold up to £1,000,000, after which the position will be BARCELONA.. reconsidered.
It is learned that the Egyptian foreign trade reiurns for 1936 show an adverse trade balance of abous £12,000,000,
GERMAN STEEL TRUST
"CUTS" WAGES.
CHANCELLOR DISAGREES WITH WAGE REDUCTION.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]
BERIAN, Jan. 20. The German Steel Trust proposes to "cut" wages in the workshops at Essen by 20 per cent, and to reduce the number of working days this month if necessary
The Trust is prepared, subject to these conditions, to re-employ 4,500 out of the 7,000 workers who have received dismissal notiers.
The trade unions concerned, will, it is learned, reject the proposals, declaring that acceptance would lead to chaos..
Dr. Bruening, the Chancellor, in a speech at Cologne yesterday, said
Dorfflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. BOMBAY
Tottori Maru, N.V.K., Jan. 23. Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 31, Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Kidderpore, P. & O., Feb. 6. Carignano, Dodwell's, Feb. 8. Iyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 11. Carcovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22,
BOSTON..
POOCHOW:
Haiyang, Douglas, Jon, 30. Haining, Douglas, Feb. 3. Chipshing, Jardine's, Feb. 8. Cheongshing, Jardino's, Feb. 18.
GENOA.
Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 38. Dorflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7.. Saurerland, Jobson, Feb. 7. Carignano, Dodwoll's, Feb. 8. Pres Fillmore, Dollar, Feb. 9, Delagoa Haru, N.YE, Feb. 18. Peleus, B. F., Feb, 20. Carcovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 2. Pres Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 29. Ramses, Jebsen, Feb, 28. Shantung, Gilman's, Feb. 28. GLASGOW.
Laomedon, B.F., Jan, 31. Patroclus, B.F., Feb. 10. Peleus, B.F., Feb. 20. GOTHENBURG.
.
Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 30." Shantung, Gilman's, Feb. 28. KAIPHONG AND HOIHOW, Kiungchow, B. & S., Jan. 30, Anking, B. & S., Feb. 1. Kingyuan, B. & S., Feb. 12.
HAMBURG,
Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 30. Peru, Manners, Jam 30. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3. Derflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Perim, P & O., Feb. 7. Saurerland, Jebsen, F. 7. City of Lille, Bank, Feb. 9. Glenapp, Jardine's, Feb. 12. City of Wellington, Bank, Feb. 13, Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14. Afrika, Manners, Feb. 20. Ramses, Jebsen, Feb. 28. Shantung, Gilman's Feb. 25. Havo, Melchors, March 3,
HAVRE.
Peru, Mauners, Jan. 30. Lomedon, B., Jan, 31. City of Wellington, Bank. Feb. 13. Peleus, B.F., Feb, 20. Afrika, Manners, Feb. 20. HONOLULU.
Malayan Prince, Furness; Jan. 30. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1. Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Foylebank, Bank, Feb. 4. Helenus, B.F., Feb. 8. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, Feb. 8. Lossiebank, Bank, Feb. 11. Prea Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22, Cingulose Prince, Furness, Fob.-25.
Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Emp. of Australia, O.P.S., Feb. 17 Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 19.
BREMEN.
Dorflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Haro, Mulchers, March 3,
BRINDISI.
Carignano, Dodwell's, Feb. 8. Carcovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 2. CALCUTTA,
it was impossible to reduce produc-Rangoon Maru N.Y.K., Jan. 30. tion costs merely by reducing wages Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 30. as some employers seemed to think.
་
RAILWAY SMASH IN- HOLLAND,
POINTSMAN'S MISTAKE LEADS
· TO COLLISION.
(REUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE]
AMSTERDAM, Jan, 20. Three were killed and many in- jured to-night as the result of a collision between a passenger train and a goods train at, Groningen Sintion.
The mishap occurred as the result of a mistake by a pointaman.
AGAINST THREATS ON PESHAWAR.
Kutsang, Jardine's, Feb. 2 Nagata Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. Telma, B.I., Fab. 7. Yuensang, Jardine's, Feb. 14. Takada, B.I., Feb. 27. CASABLANCA. Philocteten, B.F., Fob. 3. Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14.,
JEBU. Helenus, B.F., Feb. 6. OXEРOO.
Kueishow, B. & S., Feb. 3.
COLOMBO,
Glonapp, Jardine's, Jan. 29. Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 28. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 31. Andre Lebon, M.M., Feb. 3, Kidderpore, P. & O., Feb. 5. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. Perim, P. & O., Feb. 7. METALLED ROADS AND POSTS Carignano, Dodwell's, Feb. 8.
Prea. Fillmoro, Dollar, Feb. 8. SANCTIONED.
Iyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 11. Glenapp, Jardine's, Feb. 19. Kashgar, P. & O, Feb. 14. Delagon Maru, N.T.K., Feb. 15. Patroclus, B. F., Feb. 10. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.E., Feb. 21. Forthos, M.M., Feb. 17. posts linked by metalled roads Carcovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 2 through the Khajuri and Akakhel Pros. Mouros, Dollar, Feb, 22. plains, with the object of prevent- ing hostilo
concentration from threatening Peshawar.
Afrika, Manners, Feb. 20. Experimental boringa have found Peru, Manners, Jan 30. water, and the posts are being con-
tructed, also a bridge built across DALITY. the Bara River.
(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCE J
NEW DELHI, Jan. 26. How the After the troubles at Peshawar safeguards were to work was really last year the Government has the essened of the scheme itself. sanctioned the construction Lastly, the good work of the Con- ference should be recognised as a beginning and not at all as the ned.
[THROUGH REUTER'S AGENOT.]
LONDON, Jan. 20. Mr. MacDonald reviewed the whole labours of the Conference and asked the House to instruct the Government to complete its work in India, where an alterna- tive to the now constitution would be the repression of the whole popu- Iation, which would afford us neither credit nor success.
of
Operations have reached a stage permitting of a material reduction of troops...
Mr. Churchill Repudiated. Mr. Baldin emphasised that Mr. Churchill was not speaking for the The speakers generally, paid tribute to the work of the Round Conservative Party, and said that Table Conference and wished the if he led the Conservative Party Covarnment well, but Mr. Chur-ucceeding the MacDonald Govern thill catalogued "the errors and ment, their duty would be to im. disasters in handling. Indian affairs plument as far as they could what ying the Inst 18 months." The had been done by the Conference, Round Table was
namely, to work out a federal con Mr. Wedgwood Bonn, Scoretary constitutent assembly, The Viceroy
of State for India, winding up had interfered between the Simon
the debate, said that in regard to Commission, and Parliament, which appointed it. The nation now was lethargic, but would be sharp in Mr. Baldwin's promise of work for awakening when it saw the whole the foderation of India, we could not have a federal India without position jeopardised, Continued of foot of neri column.) i responsibility at the centre,
COPENHAGEN.
Chinhua, B. & B., FN, 3. Antenor, B., Feb. 7. DUTCH PORTS." Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 29, Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan, 30. Pern, Manners, Jam 30. Philoctetes, B., Feb. 9. Derillinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Kashima Maru, NYK., Feb. 7. Forim, P. & O., Feb. 7. Sauerland, Jebsen, Feb. 7. City of Laille, Bank, Feb. 9. Glenapp, Jardines, Feb. 12. Celic Star Dodwell's, Feb. 14. City of Wellington, Bank, Feb. 13. Kashgar, The Un Patroclus, B.F., Feb. 16. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Afrika, Manners, Feb. 98. Rnases, Jobson, Feb. 28. Shantung, Gilman's, Teb. 28. Havel Melchers, March 3,
(LOILO.
Helenus, BiF., Feb. 0.
JAPAN PORTS :
Hakodató Mari, N.Y.K., Jan. 28. Kaga Mara, N.Y.K., Jan. 29. Ramacs, Jobsen, Jan. 20. Eurylochus, F.F.,, Jan. 30. Venezia-L, Dodwell's, Jan. 30. Malwa, P. & O, Jan. 31. Tyndarous, B.F., Jan. 31. Gingo Maru, NY.K., Feb. 1. Nippon, Gilman's, Feb, Alipore, P. &O., Feb. 3. Chenonceaux, M.M. Feb. 3 Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Emp. of Japan, O.P.S., Feb. 5. Machaon, B.F., Feb. 0. Namsang, Jardin's, Feb, 0. Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 6. Sua Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. Leverkusen, Jebsen, Feb. 8. Takada, B.I., Feb. 8. Carcovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 10. Hikowa Maru, N.Y.E., Feb. 12. Khyber, P. & O., For. 14. Autolycus, B., Feb. 15, Athos II., M., Feb. 17. Einp. of Australis, C.P.8., Feb. 17. Saarland, Jebsen, Feb. 17.. Emn. of Asia. C.P.S., Feb. 18. Suisang, Jardine's, Feb. 18.- Eumaeus, B.F., Feb. 19. Taiyo Maru. N.Y.K.. Feb. 19. Carnavonshire, Jardine's, Feb. 20 Somali. P. & O., Feb. 20. Aller, Melchers. Feb. 21. Protesilaus, B. F., Feb. 21. Tilava, B.I., Feb. 23. Heinn Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 20, Glenbeg, Jardino's, Feb. 27. Rawalpindi, P. & O., Feb. 23. Kulmerland, Jobson, March 1.
JAVAĽ PORTS.....
Tiikering, J.C.J.L., Jan. 28. Tjibadak, J.C.J.L., Feb. 3. Tjisalak, J.C.J... Feb. 10. Tisondari, J.C.J.L... Feb. 17. Tjimanook, J.C.J.L., Foix. 24,
LIVERPOOL.
Lisomedon, B.F., Jan. 31, Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14. Delagoa Maru, N.Y.K. Frb. 18... Peleus, B.F., Feb. 20.
LONDON. Glonapp, Jardino's, Jan. 29. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3.. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. Perim, P. & O., Feb. 7. Carignano, Dodwell's, Feb. §. City of Lille; Bank, Feb. 9, Glenapp, Jardino's, Feb. 12, City of Wellington, Bank, Feb. 13 Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14, Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14. Patroclus, B.F., Feb. 10.
MANILA
SHANGHAI:
Hangsang Jardino's, Jan. 28. Sunning, B. & S., Jan. 29. 31.Taiyuan, B. & S., Jan. 20,
Nelloro, E. & A., Jan. 31, Pros MoKinley, A.M.L., Jan. Laomedon, B.F., Feb. 1. Tjibadak, J.C.J.L., Feb. 3. Helenus, B.F., Feb. 0. Derflinger, Melchers, Feb. 7. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., Feb. 7, Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, Feb. 8. Pren Jefferson, A.M.L., Feb. 16. Changte, B. & S., Fab. 18. Tjisondari, J.C.3.L., Feb. 17. Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., Feb, 19.. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22. Emp, of Russia, C.P.S., Feb. 23. Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 28.
MARSEILLES.
Peru, Mannara, Jan. 30. Comorin, P. & O., Jan. 31. Andre Lchon, M.M., Feb. 3. Philoctetes, B.F., Feb. 3. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. Perin, P. & O, Feb. 7. Pres. Fillmore, Feb. 8.
Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14.
Changchow, B. & S., Jan, 29. Kago Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 20. Nowchwang, B. & S., Jan. 20. Eurylochus, F.F., Jan. 30. Tjimanook, J.C.J.L., Feb. 24, Ramses, Jebaon, Jan, 20. Venezia-L, Dodwell'a, Jan. 30.. Malwa, P. &-O., Jan. 31. Shantung, B. & S., Feb. 1. Yatching, Jardine's, Feb, 1. Kanchow, B. & S., Feb. 2. Nippon, Gilinan's, Feb, 2, Chenonceaux, M.M., Feb. 3. Chinhua, B. & S., Feb. 3. Suiyang, B. & S., Feb. 3. Asama Maru, N.Y.K,, Feb. 4. Alago Mara, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Kwonganng, Jardine's, Feb. 4. Tsinan, B. & S., Feb. 4. Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., Feb. 8. Tjisondri, J.C.J.L., Feb. 8. Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 6. Antenor, B.F., Feb. 7., Suwa Maru, N.Y.E., Feb. 7. Chakanug, Jardine's, Feb, 6,
Deingoa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb, 15. Leverkusen, Jebsen, Feb. 8. Patrocius, B.F., Feb. 16. Porthos, M.M., Feb. 17. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 23. Afrika, Manners, Feb. 28... Malwa, P. & D., Fed. 29. Ramses, Jobsen, Feb, 28. Havel, Melchers, March 3,
NAPLES,
Malayin Prince, Furness, Jan. 30. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, Feb. 8. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21.1 Pres: Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 92. Cingalese Prince, Furness, Feb. 25: NEW YORK, BOSTON, etc.
Malasan Prince, Furness, Jan. 30. Foylebank, Bank, Feb. 4. Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 6. Holenus, B.F., Feb, d.
Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, Feb. 8. Lasaichank. Bank, Feb. 11. Emp. of Australia, C.P.S., Feb. 17. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22. Cingalese Prine, Furness, Feb, 25.
NORTH CHINA PORTS.
Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4^" Saarbruecken, Melchers, Fob, 13. Emp, of Australia, C.P.8., Feb. 17.
PAKHOL.
Kiungchow, B. & S., Jan. 30, Kingyuan, B. & S., Feb. 12,
PANAMA
Ginys Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1. Atago Maru, N.Y.E., Feb. 6. Emp. of Australia, C.P.8., Feb. 17,
PENANG.
Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan. 20.. Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 29.. liangoon Mara N.Y.K., Jan. 30. Comorin, P. & O. Jan. 31. Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K... Jan. 31. Kutsang, Jardine's, Feb. 2. Kidderpore, P. & O., Feb. 6. Kashima Maru, N.YK, Feb. 7. Nagato Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. Perim, P. & O.. Feb. 7. Talma, B.I., Feb. 7.
Pres. Fillmore. Dollar, Feb. 8. Ivo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 11, Glenapp, Jardine's, Feb. 12. Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14. · Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14. Yuressang, Jardine's, Feb. 14. Patroclue, B.F., Feb. 18. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 92. Takada, B.I., Feb. 27.
RABAUL
Bremerhaven, Melchors, Jan. 29. Nellore, E. & A., Jan. 31, Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 28.
BANGOON.
Rangoon Maru N.Y.K., Jan. 30. Nagato Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7.
BAIGON.
Andre Lebon, M.M., Feb. 2 Porthos, M.M., Feli 17. SANDAKAN.
Yusang, Jardine's, Feb. 3. Mausang, Jardine's, Feb. 13.
SAN FRANCIndo;
Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 1. Asana Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4 Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 4. Pros. McKinley, A.ML, Feb. 10. Emp. of Australia, C.P.8, Feb. 17. Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., F, 10. Pres. Grant, A.M.L, Feb. 24. SCANDINAVIAN PORTS,
Ceylon, Gilman's, Jan. 30.. Peru, Manners, Jan, 20 Afrika, Manners, Feb. 98..
Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Shantung, Jardine's, Fol.-28. Carcovia, Dodwell's, Fob. 99. Malwa, P. & O., Feb, 29.
1
AKAELES Ginyo Maru, NY.K., Tob. L Arama Maru, N.Y.K., Fob, 4. Pres. MoKinley, A.M.L., Feb. 10. Taiyo Maru, N.YK., Feb. 10, Pres Grant, A.M:L., Febr. 24.
SEATTLE.
MBE J Prea. Tatt, Dollar, ou, Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 12 Pres Jefferson, A.M., Feb. 17, Protailaua, B., Feb, 21. Heian Maru, N.YK., Feb. ..
Carcovia, Dodwell's, Fob. 10. Fooshing, Jardino's, Feb, 11. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 12. Saarbrucekon, Melchers, Feb. 13. Tjileboot, J.C.J.L., Feb. 13. Khyber, P. & O., Feb. 14. Autolycus, B.F., Feb. 15.. Athos II., M.M., Feb. 17. Enp. of Australia, C.P.S., Fob. 17. Saarland, Jebsen, Feb. 17. Emp, of Asia, O.P.S., Feb. 18. Suisang, Jardine's, Feb, 18. Eumaeus, B.F., Feb. 19. Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 10. Carnavonshire, Jardine's, Feb. 20. Somali, P. & O., Feb. 20. Aller, Melchers, Feb. 2. Tilawa, B.I., Feb. 23. Heian Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 20. Malaya, Manners, Feb. 20, Glenbeg, Jardine's, Feb. 27. Rawalpindi, P. & O., Feb. 23. Kulmorland, Jebsen, March 1. SINGAPORE
Glenapp, Jardine's, Jan, 20. Kwangtung, B. & S., Jan. 20 Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., Jan, 2 Rangoon Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 30. Comorin, P., & O., Jan. 31. Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., Jan. 31. Anking, B. & S., Feb, 1. Laomedon, B.F., Feb. 1. Kutsang, Jardine's, Feb. 2. Andre Lebon, M.M., Feb. 3. Philoctetea, B.F., Feb. 3. Kidderpore, P. & O., Feb. 5." Helenus, B.F., Feb. 6. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. Nagato Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 7. · Perim, P.&O., Feb. 7. Talma, B.I., Teh. 7. Antung, B. & 8., Feb. 8. Carignano, Dowdell's, Feb. 8. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, Fot. 8. Iyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 11. Glenapp, Jardino's, Feb. 42. Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14, Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14. Yuensang, Jardine's, Feb. 14 Delagon Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 16, Patroclus. B.F., Feb. 10. Porthos, M.M., Feb. 17. Pelous, B.F., Feb. 20. Yasukuni Maru, N.YK., Feb. 21. Carcovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22, Pra Monroe, Dollar. Feb. 22. Kawaihi Maru, N.Y.K., Tob. 20. Takada, B.L., Feb. 97. Havel, Melchers, March 3. SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS Kawachi Mare, N.Y.K., Feb. 20. SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS. Ginyo Mara, N.Y.K., Fob. 1. Kawadi Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 20.
SWATOW.
Hangsang, Jardino's, Jan. 28, Sunning, B, & S., Jan. 28. Changchow, B. & S., Jan. 29. Kwangtung, B. & S., Jan. 2. Haiyang, Douglas, Jan, 30. Anking, B. & S., Feb. 1. Shantung, B. & S., Feb. 1. Yatahing, Jardine's, Feb. 1. Kiangsu, B. & B., Feb. 2.. Haining, Douglas, Feb. 3. Kucichow, B. & S., Feb. 3. Suiyang, B. & B., Feb. 3. Kwongsang, Jardine's, Feb. 4. Antung, B. & 8., Feb. 8. Chaksang, Jardine's, Feb, 8. Chipshing, Jardine's, Feb. 8, Fooshing, Jardino's, Feb, 11... Cheongshing, Jardine's, Feb. 19. TIENTSIN.
Kueichow, B. & B., Feb. 3. Chipshing, Jardine's, Feb. 8, Cheongshing, Jardino's, Feb, 19, TRIESTE AND VENICE Carignano, Dodwell's, Feb. 9. Carcovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22. THINGTÃO.
Hangsang, Jardine's, Jan. 28. Sunning, B. & S., Jan. 23. Shantung, B. & S., Feb, 1. Yatabing, Jardine's, Feb. 1. Buiyang, B. & S., Feb. 2. Kwongsang, Jardine's, Feb. 4. Chaksang, Jardine's, Feb. 8, Tooshing. Jardino's, Feb, 11. VANCOUVER. B,0..
Tyndarous, B.F, Jan. 31. Empress of Japan, OP.S., Feb. 1. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.E., Feb. 12. Emp. of Asia. Q:P.8., Feb. 18. Protesilaus, B.F., Feb. 21. VICTORIA, BC. Tyndarous, B.F., Jan. 31. Pres Taft, Dollar, Feb. 3, Emp. of Japan, OP.S., Feb. 6. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 12. Pres. Jellerson, A.M.L, Feb. 17. Emp, of Asia, O.P.6., Feb. 18. Protesilaus, B.T., Feb. 21.- Hoian Maru, N.I.K., Feb. 20.
CarnavonBirgynru Glenbag, Jardine's, Feb. 27, WEIHAIWEL Kueichow, B. & 8., Feb. 3.
EXPECTED ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS:
Alipore duo froin Singapore Feb.
Alter due from Europe Fob. 21. Andre. Lebon due from Shanghai.
Feb. 3.
Antenor due from Europe Feli. 6. Atago Maru due from Japan Feb.,
3.
Autolycus due from Europe Feb. 13. Carnavonshire dun from Europo
Fob. 20.
Changte due from Australia Feb.
13.
City of Guildford dus from Straits
Feb. 4.
Comerin due from Shanghai Jan.
30.
Cremer duo from Swatow Jan; 28. Delagoa Maru due here Feb. 15. Derflinger due from North China
ports, Feb. 7.
Emp. of Australia due frota Bom-
bay Feb. 14.
Emp. of Canada dus from Japan
Feb. 7,
Emp. of Japan in dock..
Emp. of Russia duo from Van-
couver Feb, 23.
Eumacus duo from Europe Feb. 18, Eurylochus due from Europe Jan.
30.
Ginyo Maru arrived from Japin
Jan, 27. Glenapp duo from Japan Feb. 12. Glenbeg due from Europe Feb. 27. Heiyo Maru due from Japan Feb.
22.
Helenus dus from North China
ports Feb. 6..
Hikawa Mari due from, Shanghai
Jan. 31.
Iyo Maru due here Feb. 10. Kaga Maru dus here Jan. 20. Kalyan arrived London Jan. 25,
11 p.m....
Kashinia Moru due from Japan
Feb, 0.
Kawachi Maru duo here- Feb. 21. · Khiva due from Straite Jun, 20 Khyber due from Europe Feb. 13. Kidderpore due from Japan Feb. 4. from Europe Kulmerland duo
March 1.
La Prata Maru due from Japan
Feb. Laomedon due from North Chinn
ports Feb, 1.
Leverkusen due from Eurepo Foo.
8.
Machaon due from Straits Feb. 8. Malwa due from Singapore Jan.
.30.
Melbourne Meru dus from Japan
Feb. 3. Nagato Maru due hare Feb. 6. Nellore dus from Japan Jan. 28. Patroclus due from North China
porta, Feb, 18,
Peleus due froin Japan. Feb, 20. Philoctetes due from North China
ports Feb. 3.
Pres. Fillmore due from Japan
Feb,
Pres. Jefferson dus froin Japan
Feb. 0.
Prea, McKinley due from Shang-
hai Jan. 30. Protesilaus due from Vancouver
Feb. 12,
Ramses due from Europe Jan. 29. Rangoon Maru due bere Jan. 28. Saarbruecken due from, Europo
Feb, 18.
Saarland due from Europe Feb. 17, Sauerland due from Japan Feb. 7. Somali due from Europe Feb. 19. Storviken due from Java Jan. 31 Taiyo Maru due from Japan Feb.
Talcada due from Calcutie Feb. 6. Tauda due from Australia Feb. 4. Tilawa due from Calcutta Feb. 22. Tjibadak dus from Shanghai Feb.
2.
Tjikembang arrived from Amoy
Jan. 27.
Tjimanock due from Manila Jan.
29.
Tjipanas dus from Sandakan Jane-
28.
Tottori Maru due from Shaghai
Jan. 29.
Tyndareus arrived from Japan Jan.
99.
Yamagata Maru duo hire Jan. 20. Yasukuni Maru duo from
Feb 20,
The .v. Ramses (H.AL.) loft
p.m
and is due bere on Thursday at 6 p.m.
Fr.