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WHY THE WORLD. | MEDICAL WORK IN
SHOULD DISARM.
YUNNANFU
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
ADVERTISED. SAILINGS FROM
ALEXANDRIA
BRITISH FOREIGN LECTURE BY DR. WATSON.Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22.
SECRETARY'S WARNING.
[UTISH WIRELESS BERVICK)
"Medical Work. in Turinanfu? | was the title of a lecture given last night at St. Andrew's Church Hall by Dr. A. J. Watson,
Rugar, Feb. 0.
The lecture opened with the sing- The Foreign Secretary, Mr." Arthur Henderson, speaking at ang of a Mission hymn and a few disurmaisent demonstration in words and prayers by the vicar, London to-night, said that disarm Dr. Watson stated that the anent by international agreement was a definite recognition by all the Mission in Yunnanfu was in the nations that their armies, their broad essential the same 'as-a navies, and their air forces wore hospital at Home. They had to be matters which concerned not them- selves alone but other peoping also, prepared for all kinds of emergency It was an acceptance of the impara cases every day: All typos and tive abligation that military pro classes of persons were numbered parations should no longer be deter-antong their out-patients, Soldiers, inined by a nation's, unrestricted. will only, but be part of the gen merchants, farmers, peasants, and eral concern of the international hill tribesmen who, in times of in- community.
vasion had taken to the hills 48 had been the case of the Celta in the Welsh and Scotch Highlands,
tho
Pren. Von Buren, Dollar, March 8,
MOX.
Taiyuan, D. & S., Feb. 11. Haining. Douglas, Feb. 13. Tjileboot, J.C.J.L., Feb. 13. Anhui, B. & S., Feb. 16. Haiyang, Douglas, Feb. 20. Suisang, Jardino's, Feb. 18. Tilawa, B.I., Feb, 25, Hosang, Jardine's, March 3. Kutaang, Jardino's, March 17. Santhia, B.I., March 11.
ANTWERP.
Critic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14 Yaankurti Maru, N.Y.K., Fel, 91. Kashgar, P. & O., Feb, 14, Afrika, Manners, Feb. 2. Ramara, Jebsen, Feb. 28. Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., March 7. Khiva, P. & O., March. 7. Khyber, F. & O., March 14.
AUSTRALIAN FORTH.
>
Changte, B. & S., Féh. 16.`- Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 19. Tanda, E. & A., Teb: 29. BALTIC FORTS.
Afrika, Manners, Feb.
BALTIMORE.
$2,
Lossichank, Bank, Feb. 1.
BANGKOK.
FOOOHOW.
Haining, Douglas, Feb. 13. Chrongshing, Jardine's, Feb. 172- Haiyang, Douglas, Feb. 20. Chipahing, Jardine's, March 1
GENOA
Delagon Mama, N.Y.K., Feb. 15 Pavus, B. E. Feb. 21. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 12, Ramses, Jebsen, Feb. 28. Shantung, Gilman's, Feb. 28. Leverkusen, Jobsen, March 7. Saarbrueckon, Melchors, March 7. Pres. Van Buren, Dolkar, March 8. Venezia-L. Dodwell's, March 10,- Lyons Marit, N.Y.K., March 14, Saarland, Jebarn,.March: 15.
GLASGOW,
Patrocluk, B.F., Feb., 18. - Petcus, B.F.,
Feb. 21.
GOTHENBURG.
Shantung, Gilman's, Feb. 28.
EALEONG AND HOINow.
Kingyuan, B. & S., Feb. 12, Kweiyang, B. 8. Feb, 12, Kidngchów, B. & S., FNo6, 20.
·HAMBURG.
Glenapp, Jardine's, Feb. 11. City of Wellington, Bank, Fab 13, Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14. Afrika, Minnora, Feb. 22. Ramses, Jebsen, Feb. 28, Shantung, Gilman's Feb. 29. Havo, Melchors, March 3, Menelause, B.F., March 3. City of Chester, Bank, March 5. Kihiva,, P. & O., March 7, Saarbruecken, Melchers March 7: Sarbruecken, Melchera, March 7. Leverkusen, Jobsen March 8. Leverkusen, Jobsen, March 8,
Kweiyang, B. & S., Feb, 12. Kwangchow, B. & S., Feb. 10, Kalgan. B. & S., Feb. 22. BARCELONA,
30MBAY
People Can Have Disarmament. He emphasised that everything depended upon the manner in which
Speaking of the evils of opium the Governments completed frameyk which the Preparatory amoking, Dr. Watson said that Commission had drawn up. The there was a yearly average of 100 figures which the Governments in- serted in it depended upon public cases of opium fauicide by young foninian. If people wanted dis women between the ages of 18 and armament they could have it, and 25 dealt with by the hospital; they the friends of peace had 12 months had to be prepared, he said, to deal in which to mobilis opinion in favour of the great opportunity, with such cases night and day. He which might not recur
went on to say that if the first six months of the last year they had to Next War Worse Than the Last.
deal with caso after base of assault If they really drifted their next war would be incomparably worse, on harmless citizcils, there were than the last. A military expert over two hundred Chinese murder- had said that in the last war weed during this time He wished, he were killing by retail, but next+ time it would be doneiceale added, that people would realize We are surely learnt that it is that for every foreigner murdered. beyond our power to humanise the or robbed, there were at least 200 conduct of modern war. Once war Chinelo murdered and robbed who begins no man and no government bad o redress or compensation: ein control it. The only way to The Chinese wore in the hands stop such barbarities is to stop clique and there seemed to be no of a very unscrupulous military incans of keeping them in check. He would like to say, however, that the Mission existed not primarily as a hospital. The underlying motive was to let people see that Christianity was a religion which believed in helping people in the concrete rather than the abstract They were attempting to change the attitude of the Chinese towards one another. They were working Turning to strictly economic rea in a constructive way in order to sons for the policy for which they train Chineso" men and women to stood, Mr. Henderson pointed out become nurses and midwives. They that the economic crisis in Ger had at the moment ten men and ten anung, the spectre of unemploy-women training in this work. ment, and the world crisis gener Nursing was an occupation which ally, was all part of the aftermath demanded the highest Christian of the last war. The question of ideals. It was no good, he said, idle men and the depressed state of teaching the Chinese in the use of industry wore all represented as anti-septics and the dressing of victims of the war. The world wounds, unless they had a Christian economic crisis could only be coped regard for their neighboure. Many with by world action. But world of the ladies, of Yunnanfu spent Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22. nction meant international
their lives in a very leisurely way. Venezia-L, Dodwell's, Mirch 10, operation on economic questions of They rose at mid-day and went to overy kind, and this would never be obtained while policies wore
war itself.
We may be very certain that if war occurs it will bring with it destruction of life on a senle such as we have never imagined, des truction that will engulf in all human probability every civilisation in which we live.
Economic Reasons for Britain's -
Policy.
founded on constant fear of war.
Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 97. Alipore, P. &.O., March 3. Venezia-L, Dodwell's, March 10, Kaga Maru, N.Y.K, March 11. BOSTON,
Atago Maru, N.Y.E, Feb. 11. Lossiobank, Bank, Feb. 14. Tai Ping, Dodwell'a, Feb. 16. / Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22. Cingalosa Prinde, Furness, Feb. 25, Taketoyo Maru, N.Y.K., March 1. Fres. Van Buren, Dollar, March 8
BREMEN.
Havel, Melchora, March 3, Saarbrucken, Melchers, March 7.
BRINDISI.
bed at mid-night, their only form of CALCUTTA
occupation was to play mahjongg Bengal Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 18. with intervals of smoking opiumu, Their babies were often totally un- Yuensang, Jardine'e, Feb. 16. cared for. With the object of im- Takada, B.I., Feb. 27.
Torill barriers of self-sufliciency, trade prohibitions, and economió nationalism were all consequences, of conceptions of national interests in these unsatisfactory condi-Calcutta Muru-N.Y.K., March 1. which have been granted by fear of tions they were trying to intereat Kumsang, Jardine's, March 3. war. Europe to-day was as full of these Indios in a Baby Clinic which Suisang, Jardino's, March 0.
had born established. difficult political problems as fivo; years ago.
As Foreign Minister of a great Power, he declared that disarma ment was the key to their peaceful selution.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE PRICES.
REMARKABLE JUMPS IN -SPECULATIVE STOCKS.
[REUTER 8. AMERICAN SERVICE]
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. Prices on the Stock Market to day bounded sensationally to the highest points, recorded in months,' the increases "ranging from 18 to between three and four points on the more conservative stocks.
The total sales were round about 4,100,000, the largest turnover since: the middle of December.
EXCHANGE RATES.
[BRITISH WIRELESS ·SERVICE.).
Paris New York
Brussels
Geneva
Amsterdani
Milan Berlin
Stockholta
Copenhagen
Oslo
Vigana
"Prague
Helsingfors Madrid
Lisbon, Athens
Bucharest
Rio de
Buenos Aire
Shangha Tong Kong Yokohamaa
Silver (epot) Silver (forwar
Rcam, Feb. “
143.00)
4.86 11/32
34.83
95,17
12.103)
92.87
20.45
16.15 18.10: 18.16 34.00
1643
1031 49.3011270 7102.25:58
3789 817. 4:9732 341
2/0 13/32
4-199
CASABLANCA.
OEBU,
A work which called urgently for support was that carried on aniong the lepers, of which there are many
Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14.g. in the Yunnan Provines. The Gov-Menelaus, F., March 3. ernment provided a poor home for them but their food and clothing were so inadequate that medicines and drugs could do little to ease Nippon, Gilmen's, Feb, 11. their trouble. If any one had either old clothes or money to send to this | cause they were asked to send them, and any funds for the hospital would be most gratefully accepted, as their funds only, just covered their expenditure and there was new Equipment such as X-ray plant and a sterilizer needed,"
Their work was a fight against prejudice and ignorance, but satis factory results were without doubt being obtained.
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIB.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
HE Motor Vornel
"LEVERKUSEN having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their Goode are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hong Kong & Kowloon Wharf &
COLOMBO,
Glenapp, Jardine's, Feb. 11. Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14. Delagos Mart, NY. K., Feb. 15, Patroclus, D.F., Feb. 18. Porthos, M.M., Feb. 17. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K.. Feb. 21. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22. Pres.- Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 27. Malwa, P. & O., Feb. 28. Aliporo, P. & O., March 3, Chenonceaux, M.M.; March 3. Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., March 7. Khiva P. & O., March 7 Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, March 8. Venezia-L, Dodwell's, March 10. Kaga Maru, NY.K., March 11. Athos II, M.M., March 17.
COPENHAGEN.
Afrika, Manners, Feb. 22.
DALNY.
Godown Company's godowns at Kowloon, Chonan, B. & B., Feb. 18. where Delivery can be obtained. the
24 Hector, B... March-
Goods are landed
Vassel's
Optional Cargo will be landed, unless DUTCH PORTA. Notice has been given prior to arrival
No Claims will be admitted alter the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining andelivered after the 18th February, 1981, will be subject to Beat
Glenapp, Jardine's Feb, 11. City of Wellington, Bank, Feb. 33. Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14 Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14, Patroclus, B.F., Feb. 16: Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Afrika, Mamnora, Fob. £9.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on 14th February, 1931, Ramsos, Jebsen, Feb. 20 at 10 am by our Surveyors, Mess
Messrs. Shantung. Gilman's, Feb. 28. Goddard & Douglas,
Have, Molchera, March 3. Maus B.F., March 3. Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., March 7. Khiva, P. & O., March 7. MANA
All Claims must: reach us before the 1st March, 1931, or they will not be
octed
fecognized
No Insurance will be by the Undersigued.
"JEBSEN & ¤0,,,.
„Á.genia). Hong Kong, 9th Feb., 1981.
Loverkusen, Jobsen, March 8 Khyber, P. & O., March 14. City of Chester, Bank, March 15, Saarland, Jobsen, March 157–
City of Chester, Bank, March 15,
Saarland, Jobsen, March 15. --
HAVRE
City of Wellington, Bank, Feb. 13. Peleus, B.F., Feb. 21. City of Chester, Bank, March 15.
HONOLULU,
Emp, of Australia, C.P.S., Feb. 17, Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K. Feb. 19... Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., March 4." Heiyo Maru, N.Y.K., March 5.
JAPAN PORTS
NAT
Genoa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 11: Nippon, Gilmen's, Feb, 11. Hikawa Mara, NY, K., Feb. 12. Tsurugi Maru, N.Y.K. Feb, 13. Khyber, Brak D., Feb. 14. Autolycus, B.F., Feb. 10. Saarland, Jebeca, Feb. 16. Tai Ping, Dodwell's, Feb, 10, Athos II, M.M., Feb. 17. Emp. of Australia, C.P.S., Feb. 17. Emp. of Asia, O.P.S., Fob. 19. Suisang, Jardino's, Feb. 18., Atsuta Mazu, N.Y.K., Feb, 10. Eumaeus, B... Feb. 19. Lima Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 10, Taiyo Marn, N.Y.K., Feb. 19. Aller, Melchers, Feb. 21..... Fushimi Maru, N.Y.K., 21.
Somali, P. & O, Feb, 21, Profesilas, B.F., Feb, 21. Heian. Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 24. Tilawa, B.L; Feb. 23, Carnavonshire, Jardino's, Feb. 27. Glenbeg, Jardino's, Feb. 27. Rawalpindi, P. & O., Feb. 23, Kumorland, Jabean, March 1. Glengbeg, Jardine's, March 2, D'Artagnan, M.M., March a Hosang, Jardine's, Marrh 3. Forsous, B.F., March 3. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., March 4, Gadge, Dodwell's, March 4. Emu, of Canada, C.P.S., March 5. Heiyo Maru. N.Y.K., March 5. Mirzapora, P. & O., March 5. St. Albans, E. & A March 8. City of Khios, Bank, March 7. Hi'da," Dodwell's, March 9. Dolius,, B.F... March 10. Santhin, B.I.. March 11. Karmala. P. & O., March 14. Touper, B.P. March 14. Tiresins, B... March 15. Glenluce. Jardine's, March 16-- Angors, M.M. March 17. Kutsang. Jardins, March 17, Oldenburg, Jebsen, March 17. Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., March 18.
JAVA PORTA'S
Tiimanock, J.C.J.L., Feb. 13. Tilsondari 3:0.J.L., Feb. 17. Tjikarang, J.C.J.L., March 3,
LIVERPOOL
Celtic Star, Dodwoll's, Feb. 14. Delagon Maru. N.I.K., Feb. 16., Pecus, B.F. Feb, 21, - Lyons Maru, NY.K., March 14.
LONDON,
Glenapp, Jardine's, Fob 11. City of Wellington, Bank. Feb. 13, Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14.7 Kaelgar, P. & O.. Feb. 14 Fatroclus, B.F., Feb. 10, Yasukuni Maru, NY.K.. Feb. 21 Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22.. Malwa, P. & O., Feb. 28. Menelaus. B.F.. March 3 Hakond Maru, N.Y.K., March 7. Thiva, P: ¿ O., March 7 Venezia-L. Dodwell's, March 10, Khyber, P. & O., March 14 City of Chester, Bank, March 15.
LOS ANGELES.
IZ
Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K), F66, 194 Pres. Grant, A.M.L Feb. - 24, Hoiyo Mara, N.Y.K; March 5. Fros, Ceveland, Dollar, March 10.
MANILA
11, 1931.
HONG KONG.
Nippon, Gilmen's, Feb. 11, Pros Grant; A.M.L., Feb. 14. Changte, B. & S. Feb. 10, Tjisondiri, J.C.J.L., Feb. 17. Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 19. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22 Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., Feb. 23. Pres. Lincoln, Dollar. Fob. 24. Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, Fib. 28. Tanda, R. & A., Feb. 28, Tjikanang J.C.J.L., March 3 Saarbrueckon, Melchera, March Pres. Van Buren, Dolar March 8.
KABSEILLIS:
Kashgar, P. & O., Feb. 14. Delagoa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 15.. Patroolus, B.F., Feb, 16. Porthos, M.M., Feb. 17.. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Afrika, Manners, Feb. 22, Pres Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 221 Malwa, F. & O., Feb. 98... Ramecs, Jebsen, Fob. 28. Chenoncoiux, M.M., March 3. Hare, Melchors, March 3, Menelaus, B.F., March 3. Hakone Maru, N.Y.E., March 7.. Khiva, P. & O., March 7. A Pres Van Buren, Dollar, March 8 Khyber, P. & O., March 14. Lyons Maru, N.Y., March 14. Athos II M.M., March 17.
NAFLER.
SHANGHAI
Fooshing, Jardino's, Feb, 11. Nippon, Riimon's, Feb. 11. Genoa Maru, NYK, Feb. 1 Taiyann, B. &.8., Fob. 11. Hikawa Maru, N;YK., Feb. 12. Kiungchow, B. & A. Feb. 13, Saarbruecken, Melchers, Feb. 13, Tileboot, J.C.JL., Feb. 13. Tsuruga Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 13, Chusau, B. & S., Feb. 14. Khyber, P. & O., Feb. 14... Kwaisang, Jardino's, Feb, 15 7.Ningpo, & S., Feb. 15.
Boochow, B. & S. Feb. 15, Taming, B, & 8. Feb, 15, Autolycus, B. E., Feb. 18. Chenan, B. & S., Tob, 18, Kanchow, B. & S., Feb, 10: Saarland Jebaco, Feb; 10.... Tai Ping Dodwell's, Feb, 10. Athos II, M. Mc, Feb. 17. Emp. of Australia, C.P.S., Feb. 17. Emp. of Asia, C.P.S., Feb. 18. Hopsang, Jardino's, Feb. 18. Suisang, Jardine's Feb. 18. Atsuta Mrau, NYK., Feb. 10. Eumacus, B.F, Feb. 10. Lama Maru, NY.K., Feb. 10, Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 10. Aller, Molchers, Feb, 21 Fushimi Maru, N.Y.K., 21. Somali, P. & O., Feb. 21. Cracovia, Dodwo:l's, Feb, 22.. Hangeung, B, 8., Feb. 2. leian Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 24, Afrika, Manners, Feb, 28. Tilawa, B.I. Feb, 25. Yatshing, Jardine's, Feb, 25. Carnavonshire, Jardine's, Feb. 27. Rawalpindi, P & 0., Feb. 28. Kulmerland, Jobson, March 1. Glengleg, Jardine's, March 2, D'Artagnan, M.M., March 3 Persous, B.F., March 3, Chichibu-Maru, N.Y.K., March 4. Gange, Dodwell's, March 4. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., March 5 St.. Alhans, E. & A., March 6. City of Ehios, Bank March Hector, B.F., March 7. Annam, Murs, March 9 Hida, Dodwell's, March 0. Suisang, Jardine's, March D. Dolius, B.F., March 10, Coblenz, Melchers, March 11. Karmala, P. & O, March 14. Teiresins, B.F., March 18. Glenluco, Jardino's, March 10, Augere, M.M., March 17, Oldenburg, Jebson, March 17.
Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb, 1. Pres Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22. Cingalese Prince, Furness, Feb. 25. Pres, Van Buren, Dollar, March 8.
NEW VOÉK, BOSTON, ALC.
Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb, 11. Lossiebank, Bank, Feb. 14, Tai Ping Dodwell's, Feb. 16.. Emp. of Australia, C.P.S., Feb. 17. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22. Cingalese Prince, Furness, Feb. 23. Taketoro Maru, N.V.K., March 1. Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, March 8.
NORTH CHINA FORTS.
Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 11. Saarbruceken, Melchers, Feb. 13. Emp. of Australia, C.P.S., Feb. 17. Hector, B.F., Zarch 7. Coblenz, Melchers, March 11.
ΣΑΚΕΙΟΣ
Kingyuan, B. & 8. Feb. 12, Kiungchow, B. &., Feb. 20,
PANAMA
Atago Maru, N.Y.K., Teb. 1. Tai Ping, Dodwell's, Feb, 10. Emp, of Australia, O.P.S., Feb, 17. Taketoyo Maru, N.Y.K., March 1. Heiyo Maru, NY.K., March 5.
PENANG.
Glenapp, Jardino's, Feb. 11. Celtic Star, Dodwell's, Feb. 14. Kashgar. P. & O., Feb. 14, Bong Mara, N.Y.K., Feb. 15. Patroclus, B.F., Feb. 16, Yuensang, Jardine's, Fob, 16. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Feb. 22. Takada, B.I., Feb. 27. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 27. Malwa, P. & O., Feb. 28. Catcutha Maru, N.Y.K., March 1. Alipore, P. & O, March 3. Kumsang, Jardíne's, March 3. Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., March 7, Khina, P. & D., March 7: Pres. Van Buren, Dolls, March 6. Suisang Jardino's, March 9. Kaga Maru, N.Y.K., March 11,
...
RABAUL.
Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 22.
RANGOON
Bengal Maru, N.Y.E.. Fob, 15. Catoutta Maru, N. Y. K., March 1.
SAIGON.
Porthos, M.M., Feb. 17. Chenonceaux, M.M March 3 Lyons Maru, N.Y.K., March 14. Athos II, M.M., March 17.
SANDAKAN
Mausang, Jardino's, Feb. 14) Hinseng, Jardine's, Feb. 21.
SAN FRANCISCO,
EXPECTED ARRIVALS AND
MOVEMENTS.
Agapenor due from New
March 10,
| Aller dua from Europo, Feb. 23.
Autolycus duc from Europe Feb. 15. Carnavonshire duo from Europs
Feb 27
Changle duo from Matila. Feb, 13, City of Chostor dus from Now
York March 8. City of Khion due from Europe
March 7.
Coblenz dus. from Europe March
· 11.
Delagon Mara due hero Feb. 15. Dolius duo from Europe March 10, Emp. of Australia due from Bom
bay Feb. 14.
Enn, of Canada due from Manila
Feb. 12.
Emp. of Russia duo. from Japan
Feb. 23,
Eumaeus duo from Europe Feb. 18. Glenapp duo from Shanghai Feb.
11.
Glenbog due from Europe Feb. 27. Havol due from Japan March 3. Hector due from Europa March- §. Heigo Maru duo from Japan kb. Kashgar due from Shanghai Feb.
-13,
Kawachi Maru due here Feb. 21. Khiva due from Japan. March 8. Khyber due from Struits. Feb. 13. Kulmorland duo from Europe
March 1.
Monolaus duo from North China'
ports March 3.
Patroclus due from Shanghai Feb.
16.
Polaus due from Japan Feb. 20. Perseus due from Europo Maroh ́ 2. Porthos due from Shanghai Feb.
17.
Prés. Grant due from Shanghai
Fob, 19.
Pres. Lincoln duc from Japan Feb.
23.
Prem Monroe due from Japan Feb.
21.
Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., March 18. Protesilaus duo from Vancouver SINGAPORK
Glenapp, Jardine's, Feb. 11. ! Kashgar, P. & O. Feb. 14, Celtic Star Dodwell's, Feb. 14.
Bengal Maru, NY.K., Feb. 18.. Delagon Maru, N.Y.K., Teb. 16. Patroclus, B.F., Feb. 10. Tuensang, Jardine's, Feb. 18. Porthos, M.M. Feb. 17. Anhui, B, & S., Feb. 18.. Peleus, BF, Feb. 20. ^ Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Cracovia Dodwell's, Feb. 22. Pres. Monroe, Dollar. Feb. 22, Kawachi Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 25. Takodó, B., To. 27. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Fob. 27. Malwa, P. & O., Teb. 28. Catcutta Maru, N.Y.K., March ́ 1. Alipore, P. & O., March 3. Chenonceaux, M.M., March 3.. Havel, Melchors,, March. 3.: Kumsang, Jardine's March 3. Monelaus, B.F., March 3. Hakone Marü, N.Y.K., March 7, Khiv P.&O., March 7, Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, March 8. Suisana Jardine's. March 9, Kaga Maru, N.Y.K., March 11. Athos II, M.M., March 17. SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS. Kawachi Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 25. TOUTH AMERICAN PORTA. Kawichi Moru, N.Y.K., Feb, 25. Heiyo Maru, N.Y K., March 5. SWATOW
Fooshing. Jardine's, Feb. 11. Haining, Douglas, Feb. 13. Kwaisang, Jardino's, Feb. 15, Kiungchow, B. & S., Feb. 13,
Soochow, B. & 8, Feb. 15. Cheongshing, Jardine's, Feb. 17. Anhui, B. & S., Feb. 18. Hopsang, Jardine's, Feb. 18. Haiyang, Douglas, Feb, 20. Hangsank. B. & S., Feb. 22, Kalgan, B. & S., Feb. 22, Yatshing, Jardine's Feb. 25. Chipshing, Jardine's, March 1. TIENTSINAS.
Chusan. B. & S., Feb. 14. Cheongshing. Jardine's. Feb. 17. Chipshing, Jardine's, March 1. TRIESTE AND VENICE Cracov Dodwel's, Feb. 22. Venezia-L, Dodwell's, March 10. TSINGTAG:
Fooshing. Jardins's, Feb, 11. Kwaisang, Jardine's, Feb. 15, Boochow, B. & E., Feb, 18, Hopsang, Jardino's, Feb. 18. Hansong,Jardine's, Feb, 22. Yatshing, Jarding's, Feb. 25. VANCOUVER, 1,0
Hikawa Maru, NY.K., Feb. 12. Emp. of Asia, O.P.S., Feb. 18. Protesilaus, B.F., Feb. 21, Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., March Teucer, B. F., March 14. 4.Emp. of Itussing C.P.8 March 18.
VICTORIA. B.0.
Tai Ping, Dodwell's, Feb. 16,7 Emp. of Australia, C.P.5., Feb. 17. Taiyo Maru, NY.E., Feb. 19. Fres Grant, A.M.L. Feb. 24. Chichibu Maru, NY... March Pres Cleveland, Dollar March 10,
SCANDINAVIAN PORTA.
Afrika, Manners, Feb. 22. Shantung, Jardine's, Feb. 28.
SEATTLE.
Hikawa Maru, N.Y.F., Feb. 18 Pres. Jefferson, A:M.L.Feb, 17. Rentailasa: BE K
Pres Lincoln, Molchers; March 3. Tonder, B.F., March 14, Prea Madison, A.M., March 17.
Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 12. Pres. Jefferson, AML, Feb. 17. Emp. of Asis, CP.S., Feb. 18. Protesilaus, B.F., Feb. 21. leian Maru, NY.K., Feb. 24. Emp. of Canada, C.F.S., March Pres. Lincoln, Melchers, March 7. Toucer, B.F., March 14. Pres Madison, A.M.L, March 17. Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., March 28, VLADIVOSTOSKÄRLIGA
Paracus B.F., March 3 Glengbog, Jardino's, March 2, Glenluce, Jardine's, March 10.
Feb. 13..
Rawalpindi dua from Europe Feb.
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Saarbruccken due from Furops
Feb. 13. Saarland due frein Europe Feb. 17. Santhia duo from Calcutta Magch.
Somali due from Europe Fob. 10. St. Albans due from Australia
March 4,
Taiping due from Australia March
13.
Taiwan due from Singapore Feb.
12.
Taiyo Maru duo from Shanghai..
Feb 15,
Teiresin, due from Europe March
15.
Teucer due from Vancouver March
0.
Tilawa due from Calcutta Feb, 22. Tjileboot due from Manila Feb, 11. Tjisondari due from Shanghai Feb.
.: 15.. Yasukuni Maru due from Japan
Feb. 20...
PASSENGERS;
Departures,
The following passengers left yes- torday by sa Pres. McKinley: Mrs. W. K. Berner, Mr. T. Jahic. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Laurence, Mrs. N. V. Rattler, Master N. Kottler, Mr. C Whitney, Mr. Miura, Mr. S.. Del Mundo, Mr. unde Mr. Paul L. Moara, Miss B. Mogra, Mrs. E. S. Ololand, Miss M. L. Cochran, Mr. A. Dowaliby, Mis 1. Digga, 'Mr. Edward Furrer, Lt, and Mrs T. J. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gurrgues, Master P. Currgues, Mr. and Mrs. E, R. Hilton, Lt. E. W. Kiefer, Miss B. Kiefer, Mrs. E. W. Kiefer, Miss Mary E. Kiofor, Mr. H. Meyer, Lt. Joseph B. Maher, Mrs. O. SI Marston, Lt. Comdr. H. McCleery, Mrs. H. McCleory, Miss T. L. Mc- Cleery, Lt. and Mrs. K. 8. Reed, Muster, Hobert L. Road, Miss M. Reed, Mrs. F. C. Sherpord, Lt. and Mrs. C. Allen, Master Ó. Allen, Capt. Geo, F. Adams, Miss Ruth Adams, Mrs. Geo. T. Adams, Misu I Adams, Mr. P. Chanord, Lt. and Mṛn, R. Earlo, jr., Man, #W) Grumme, Miss E. Malmback," Mr. K. L. Hore, Mr. JM. Hind, Mrs. * M. Cosgrave, Master T. Cos. grave, Mr. H. Ellis, Miss H Mor- Hey Mr. B. R. Maliajan, Mrs G. C.. Fox, Mr. Butgers, Miss A. Tierney, Miss 10). Hazard, “Mins M. Hollow, Miss D. C. Booth, Briss R. Huntington, Mrs M. 8. Follock, Mr G. Woodward, Mr. P. Buzard... Mr. H. D. Jensen, Me, I Hansen.
The 1.3.S: Empress of Canada. arrived at Manila on February 10
p.m., is due here on February 19 et 8 am and will leaves for Van- couver on March 5 at noon,