REVISION OF WAR FOUR LIONS ESCAPE.
DEBTS.
AN INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT.:
SUPPORT FROM WALL STREET.
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931.
ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG
DASH FROM-PERFORMANCE | ALEXANDRIA
IN CIRCUS TENT.
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Fres. Monroe, Dollar, June, 16. Pres, Van Buren, Pollar, June 29
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Four fully grown ons escaped from a tent into the opon during a circus performanes at Helston, Cornwall.
One of the lions leaped on to a tothered pony, but ran on agalu New York, May 10-A further without injuring it. Then the lion step in the movement. for the re-jumped over a lakeside roat in, vision of war debt arrangement the park, where a woman was sit was taken by the International" Chamber of Commerce to-day whing, and remained in the water a resolution in favour of there until it was lassoed by Captain
Pindor, the owner of the circus, examination of the war delt pro blem was passed.
Twe other lions had to be stunned before they could bo recap turad.
Wall Street is beening increls ingly converted to the opinion that war debt rovision is a necessity for the revival of prosperity and that U.S. tariffs will have to ho reviend
de well.
Mr. Mellon, the Secretary to the Treasury, is believed to have reflect- ed the views of the administration, in his statement that he was oppos
ed to the abandonment of the U.S. protective tariff and was against the endicellation of international war debta,
If that position is maintained. some of our best bankers, ¿conо- mists, and business men do not ex; pert an early recovery in world trade.
The lions give their performance in a circular enclosure in the centre of the circus, atana. They enter this ring from their cages through lane formed by iron-barred framon, **
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A gap occurred in this lano and the four lions slipped through it at ones. They ran direct to the main performers' entianco and left the big tent."
The whole thing occurred so quickly that there was no time for panic; many people in the au- dience, in fact, did not realise what had happened. There were only a few, half-stifled screams from wo men as the four beasts glided-out of the tent...
If there is no early recovery in world trade it is considered a fore-
Trapped in a Bhad. gone conclusion that Germany will Mr. Arnold Sharrocks, who was exercise her right under the Young just outside the tent whom the Plan to call a halt in reparation four lions emerged, raid that the payments. If Germany docs so, one which jumped on to the back then other foreign countries will be-of-the-pony-apparently did a very expected to exercise their right to lightly as it did not even knock declare a moratorium in respect the pony down. of war debts to the United States following any such default by Ger-
Check to Recovery. · Although a chance would thus be given to all interests concerned to ace if the overhanging cloud of war debts is holding back a recovery.in world trade, Wall Street's idea is that the resulting accumulation of postponed payments would crente a fresh problem.
It is for this reason that the Street is leaning to the view that, before any sustained revival in world trade can be expected there must be a readjustment of both wur dets and tariffs.
Washington.-The resolution paas- ed by the International Chamber of Commerce on the subject of war debts was in the following terms:-
The other three lions
went straight trom the performance tent into other enclosures--one of them into the horse tent, where it was securod by attendants before is had time to stampede the horson, and the other two into a shed, the door of which was promptly closed and se- cured by a coloured circus attoa- dant.
Captain Pindor said that he could not understand how the escape occurred. The enclosure was quite new and they found nothing broken. He could only conclude that, as the arena Was the on sloping ground, one of chains alipped.
Trainer's Struggle. "The lion that jumped into the lake was the only cue which rea! ly gave any trouble." he said. "I The integrity of obligation is found him him in six feet of water Fundamental for the maintenance with his fore paws the pathway. of international credit and the roped him but he was excited by expansion of commerce. The ob liberty and becaine nasty and made servance of this principle, how at me. I side-stepped and he tried ever, is not inconsistent with anto jump a wall, but as I was still impartial examination of the holding the rope 1 dragged him so effects of these obligations upon that he beche fanned between the international trade, if warranted wall and a tree. by changed economic conditions." The proper factor for the read justment of such indebtedness should be the present and go bable future ability to pay,"in All these lions are in their fifth- determining which ronsonable con-year and fully grown. They have sideration should be paid to pre-
been accustomed to human beings Bent and future enrning capa since they were two months old and city,"
there was no danger in their liberty. If they saw human beings they would turn away from them. But they might attack horses.
"Most of the people in the circus left to watch the chase outside, but were assured that the performance would eventually be given.
GERMAN "DEMAND FOR REVISION,
Berlin-The German people and the German Government are deter mined to demand a revision of the Young Plan for reparations pay- ments.
This statement was made at a meeting of the German Conservative Party by Herr Treviranus, Minister Without Portfolio, who added that it would be a mistake for Ger- many to expeat outside support in hor demand for revision.
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"I then got the rope round his neck and fore paws. Then he wae almost helpless and I was able to complete his capture.
PASSENGERS
Arrivals.
The following passengers arrived | yesterday by the s.8. St. Albans: Mr. WAR DEBTS BALANCE SHEETH L. Carnegie, Mr. E. J. Scholtz, Mr. H. E. Schoch, Capt. J. Hales, At present America receives an Mr. E. Bonda, Miss R. Carter, Mr. Annual
approximately K. W. H. Joos, Mrs. L. E Shields, £44,000,000 from Great Britain, Miss L. M. Shields, Father P. France, and Italy: Of this mu Britain pays £33,000,000,
From France, Italy, and other countries Britain receives £15,000,000 annually, and her share of German reparations amounte to about £18,000,000
OIL VESSEL FOR ARCTIC.
NEW BRITISH SURVEY SHIP
TO BE LAUNCHED.
Burke, Mrs. P. E. Hogan, Mr. E. Wilson, Mr. J. G. Beckenham, fr. and Mrs. G. Takahashi and two children, Miss Tomasa, Mr. K. Aoyama, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Youens, Miss M. Youens, Mr. and Mrs Brimblecombe and child, Mr. N, M. Clark, Mr. A. E. Smith, Mrs. E. Linquist, Mr. and Mrs. W. Aina- worth, Mias 3, N. Phelan, Mr. J. Wale, Mrs. C. Wale, Mr. R. J. Franklyn, Mr. D. G. M. Mathew son, Mrs. F. Holz and child, Mrs. D. Gibbon,
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Taiyuan, B. & S., Júng 4. Talma, B.I.. June 5. Haiyang, Douglas, June 5. Tjisalak, J O.J.L., June Anshua, B. & S., June 7 Haiching, Douglas, June, 0,"-" Tainan, B. & S., June 19. Tjikombang, J.C.J.L., June 11. Kumsang, Jardino's, June 19. Takada, B.I., June 18. Suisang, Jardine's, July Birdbana, B.I., July 3.
| ANTWERP.
Kashmir, P. & O., June 8.
atori Maru, N.YK., June 13. Sauerland-Jebsen, June 20 Kashima Maru, Net.K., June 97. Malaya, Manhers, July 2. St. Albans, E. & A. July 3 Kashgar, P. & 01 July 4.7
AUSTRALIAN POLTS.
Changte, B. & S., June 19. Atsuta Maru, N.Y. K., June 27.
BALTIC PORTS.
Malaya, Manners, July 2,
BALTIMORE.
Irisbank, Bank, June. BANGKOK.
Kweiyang, B. & S. June 4. Kwangchow, B. & S., June 7. BARCELONA.
Sauerland, Jebsen, June 20, Deriflinger, Melchors, June 27.
BELAWAN-DELL
Cremer, J.C.J.L., June 4.
BOMBAY
Moncalieri, Dodwell's, Jung 4. Kago Maru, N.Y.K., Juno' 11. Gango, Dodwell's, June 17. Ranpura, F. & O., June 20. Hakodate Maru, N.Y.K., June 27. Carignano, Dadwell's, July 5.
BOSTON.
Irisbank, Bank, June 9. Takaoka Maru, NY.E., June 13. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, June 14. Taketoro Maru, N..K., June 14. Taishan, Dadwell's, June 18, Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, June 28. Cingalese Prince, Turnese July 1 Tatsuno Maru, N.Y.E., July 4.
BREMEN.
Lahn, Melchers, June 16. Dorflinger, Melchors, Juno 27. Main, Melchers, June 27.
BRINDISI,
Gange, Dodwell's, June 17. Moncalieri, Dodwell's, June 4. Carignano, Dedwell's, July 5. CALCUTTA.
Kutsang, Jardins, June 8. Fenang Maru, N.Y.K., June 8. Losang, Jardino's, June 16, Calcutta Mara, N.Y.K., June 15. Santhia, B.I., June 17. Fuensang. Jardiga's, June 22. - Talma, B.I., June 23. Takada, B.I., July ". CASABLANCA. Kashmir, P. & O, June 6, Harelland; Jebsen, June 8, Achilles, B.F., June 23. Kashgar, P. & O., July 4, OKEYDO. Choongubing, Jardines, June 7: Kuoichow, B. & S., June 12. Chipshing, Jardines, June 18" Huichow, B. & S., June 23, COLOMBO,
Moncalieri, Dodwell's, June 4. Kashmir, P. & O., June 0. Porthos, M.M., June a Sarpedon, B., June 10. Kaga Maru, NY.K., June 11. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., June 13. Heniffer, Jardine's, June 14. Pres Monroe, Dollar, June 14. Gange, Dadwell's, June 17, Chenonceaux, M.M., June £3. Hakodate Maru, N.Y.K, Juno 27. Kashima Mara, N.Y.K., Jane 27, Pres Van Buren, Dollar, Jane 28 Carignano, Dedwell's, July Athos II, M.M., July 7. Patreslus, B.F., July 8 COPENHAGEN.
Malaya, Manners, July 2 DALNY
The following passengers arrived yesterday by the R.M.S. Empress London, May 27. On the recom- of Asis, from Manila-Mr. E mendation of the Committer of Abas, Mr. and Mrs. B. A Beller, Civil Research an oil driven vessel Mr. E. Bacci, Mrs. C. de los Reyes, of 1,400 tons, Challenger," which Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Glauber, Mr. will have a cruising range of 10,000 and Mrs. Lee Cho Ching: Mr. C, miles is being built at Chatham Wafelbakker, Mr. E. O. Follis, Tean, B. & 8., June 4. Dockyard and will be launched next Mrs. D. Alonso, Misa A Aguilar, Línan, B. & 8, June & Monday. Early next year she will Mr. J. F. Castro, Miss M Castillo Antenor, B.F., June 25, be put in commission for four years Mr F. de Castillo, Master A DUTCH PORTS." to carry out important survey and Castillo, Mr. L. Gardner, Mr. F. C. Bailey, MrW. P., Hunt. Mr. research work in the Arctic.
For the purpose of survey the E. McClory, Mr. E. Hi Wilcox, Admiralty and the Ministry of Mrs. E. A McDaniel, Mr. B. Mo Agriculture and Fisheries are work. Daniel, Miss L. J. McDaniel, Mr. ing in collaboration. The construc-OF. Stocker, Mrs. H. L, Wilkes, tion of the vessel was undertaken Miss C. Wiles, Mr. B. K. Walters, after examination by a committee of Mr. D H Hitchcock, Mr. and evidence tendered by fishermen from Mrs. Villanueva, Miss L. A. Gor fishing grounds of uncharted north ken, Mr JR. Eyro Mrs. ern waters During the next four Garcia, Mrs. J. Z Gonez, Mastor years it will be the work of the D. Gonez, ba
Challenger" to explore the groat belt of Arctic Sea from the Best Coast of Greenland to the island of Novaya Zemlyar Shor
The B.1 2... Talma will leave for She will be under the command Amoy, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and of quiofficer in the Hydrographie Osaka to-morrow (Friday) at day.
light branch of the Royal Observatory.
Sumatra, Gilman's, June 5. Kashimir, P. & O., June 6. Havelland, Jebsen, Jund 8. Sarpedon, B.F., June 10. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., June 13. Gleniffer, Jardino's, June 14-
abn, Melchers, June 18 per Sauerland. Jebson, June 20. Achilles, B.F., Juno 23 City of Batavia Bank, June 24. Derflingor Melchers, June 27. Kashima Mara, NY.K.,-June, 27, Main, Melchera, June 27. Malaya, Mannera, July 2 Kashgar, P. & O.. July 4. Nagara, Gilman's July 4, Patroclus, B.F., July 8c nhà Ramses, Jebeen, July; 8.
FOODHOW.
Tran, B. & S., June 4. Haiyar, Douglas, June 5.AS, Cheongshing, Jarding's, Juna 7.
ziching, Douglas, June D. Kueishow, B. &.S., June 12 Chipshing, Jardine's, Jufio 19. Huichow, B. & S., June 13. GENOA
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Moncalieri, Dodwell's June 4. Sumatra, Gilmon's, June, Havelland, Jebsen, Juao 8. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, June 14. Dakar Maru N.Y.K., June 13. Gango, Dodwels, June 17. Sauerland, Jebson, June 20. Meriones, B.F., June 21.. Derflinger, Melchers, June 27. Pros. Van Buren, Bollar, June 98. Nagara, Gilman's, July 4. Carignano, Dodwell's, July 5 Ramses, Jobpen, July 8. GLASGOW.
Sarpedon; B.F., Juns 10. Meriones, B.F., June 21. Adrastus, B.F., July 2 Patroclus, B., July 8.
GOTHENBURG,"
Sumatra, Gilmen's, Juno b Nagara, Gilman's, July 4.
HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW. Kweiyang, B. 8., June 4 Kiungchow, B. & S., June 8.
HAMBURG.
Sumatra, Gilmen's, June 5. Havelland, Jobsen, Juho 8. Sarpedon, B.F. Jun 10. Gleniffer, Jardino's, Juno 14. Lahn, Melchors, June 28 Sauerland, Jebsen, June 20. Achilles, B.F., June 23. City of Batavin, Bank, June 24. Deringer, Melchers, June 27. Main, Meichers, June 27.". Malaya, Manners, July 2 Nagara, Gilman's, July 4. Patroulus, B.F., July 6 Ramses, Jebsen, July B HAVANA,
Takaoka Maru, N.Y.K., June 13, HAVRE.
Meriones, B.F., June 21. City of Batavia, Bank, June 24. Adrastus, B.F., July 2 HONOLULU
Taiyo Maru, N.Y. K., June 9.- Emp of Canada, C.P.S., June 20. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., Junb 24. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., June 30, HULL
Kashmir, P. & O., June 0. JAPAN PORTSTM St. Albans, E. & A., June 4 Tojima Maru, N.Y.K.,. June 4. Emp of Asia, C.P.S., June 5. Eagar, P. & O., June Muroran Maru, N.Y... June 3. Taima, Bune 5. Automedon, B.F., June 7. Ramses, Jebnen, June 7. Glenapp, Jardine's, June 8. Perim, P. & O., June B. Athos, M.M., June 8. Dardanus, B.F., June 9. Tairo Maru, N.Y.K., June 0. Mirzapore, P.&O., June 10. Hakone Maru, N.Y K., June 12. Gder, Melchers, June 12, Padan, P. & O.; June 13. Takaoka Maru, N.Y.K.. June 13. Mentor, B.F., June 15. Schlesien, Melchars, June 17. Taishan, Dodwell's, June 18 Kumsang, Jardine's, June 19. Rawalpindi, P. & O., June 19. Takada, B.I., June 19. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., June 20. Leverkusen, Jebsen, June 21, Serbino, B.F., June 21.." Philoctetes, B.F., June 22 D'Artagnan, M.M., June 23. Ceylon, Gilman's, June 24. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., Juno Ixion. B.F., June 27.
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Somali, P. & O., June 27. Venezia, Dodwell's June 29. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.K., June 30, Hoian Maru, N..K., June 30. Pilana, Dodwell's, June 30," Suisang. Jardino's, July 1. Lump. of Russia, C. P. 8, July Glenshiel, Jardines, July 3. Khyher, P. & O, July 3. Sirdhana, B., July 2 Shexenor, B.F., July 5... Nellore, E. & A., July 6. Saarland, Jebsen, July 0. Andre Lebsan, M.M., July 7 Helenus B.F., July 7.
JAVA PORTE) Tihedak, J.C.J.L., Juna 9. Tisondari, J.C.JL. June 16. Tikembang, J.C.JL., Udhe 23. Tjisalak, J.C.J.L, June 30. Ertune
Oder Melchers, June: 12 LIVERPOOL.
Dakar Maru, N.Y.K, Juno" Meriones, B.F., June 21.. Adrastus, B.F., July 2 LONDON.
MANILA
Fres, Wilson, Dolin, June 0.. Sumatra, Gilman's," Juno" 3. Pres, Jefferson, A.M.L., June 6. '
jibadak, J.C.J.L June 0. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., June 12, Pres. Monroe, Dollar, June 14." Pres. Johnson, Dollar, June 16 Changte, B. & 8., June 19. Tjikombang, J.C.J.L., June 23. Emp. of Russia, O.P.S., June 25. Atsuta Maru, N.Y.K., June 27, Dorflinger, Molchors, Juno 27. Pres. Van Buren, Dollar June 28 Adrastus, B.F., July 2 St. Albans. E. & A., July 3 Nagara, "Gilman's, July 4
ARSEILLES,
Kashimir, P. & O., June 6. Porthos, M.M., June' . Sanpedon, BT June 10. Katori Maru, N.Y.E., June 13 Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Juno 14. Dakar Maru, N.Y.K., June 15.. Lahn, Malchara, June 16. Ranpara, P. &'O., June 20. Achilles, B.F., June 23 Chenonceaux, M.M., June 23. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., June 27. Main, Melchors, June 27. Prez. Van Buren. Dollar, June 28. Kashgar. P. & O., July 4.... Athos II, M.M., July 7. Patroclus, B.F., July 8, Ramess, Jebken, July 8.
NAPLES.
Katori Maru, N.YE., Juno 18 Pres Mouros, Dollar, Juns. 14. Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, June 28 Cingalese Prince, Furness July 1.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, etc.
Irisbank, Bank, June. 8. Pres, Wilson, Dollar, June 11... Takaoka Maru, N.Y.K., June 13.. Prea. Monroe, Dollar. June, 14. Taketoyo Maru, N.Y.K, June 14. Taishan, Dodwell's, June 18, Pres, Johnson, Dollar, June 23. Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, June 28: Cingalese Prince, Furness July Tatsune Maru, N.Y.K., July 4. Frea. Jackson, A.M.L, July 7.
NEWCHWANG.
Tean, B. & S., June 4, Linan, B. & S., June 8.
NORTH CHINA PORTS.
Oder, Melchers, June 12 Takaoka Maru. N.Y.K., Juno. 13 Schlosion, Melchers, June 17. Antenor, B.F. June 28. Saarbruceken, Melchers, July 1
ΡΑΚΤΟΣ.
Kiungchow, B. &B, June à
PANAMA.
Pros. Wilson, Dollar. June 11. Takaoka Maru, N.Y.K., June 13 Taketoya Maru, N.Y.K., June 14. Taishan, Dodwell's, June 18,
Pres. Johnson. Dollar, June 23. Ginyo Maru, N.Y.E.. June 24. Tataunc Maru, N.Y.K., July 4. Pres. Jackson, AM.L., July 7"
PENANG.
Cremer, J.C.J.L., June 4. Sumatra, Gilman's. June 5. Kashmir, P. & O., June 6. Kutsang, Jardin's, June 9. Penang Maru, N.Y.K., June 8, Sarpedon, B.F., June-10. Kaga, Mara, NY.K., June 11. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., June 12. Gleniffer, Jardine's. June 14. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, June 14. Calcutta Maru, N.Y.K., June 15. Hasang, Jardine's, June 16. 24. Saathia, B.I., June 17.
Monca:ieri, Dodwell's, June Kashmir, P. & O., Jund. 8. Sarpedon, B.F., June 10. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Juna 13. Gleniffer, Jardine's, Juña 14 Labu, Molchers, June 16, Gange, Dodwell's, Jung 17. Ranpara, P. & O, June 20 Achilles, B.F., Juns 23. City of Batavia, Bank, June 24. Kashima Mara, N.Y.K., June 27. Kashgar, P. & O., July 4. Carignano, Dedwall's, July 6.. Patroblus, B. F., July 8, LOS ANGELRB..........
Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., June 9. Pros Wilson, Dollar, June 11, Trishan, Dodwell's June 18, Pres, Johnson, Dollar, June 25, Ginyo Maru N.Y.K, June 30; Trea Jackson AML, June 7
Yuonsang, Jardino's, June 22. Talma, BL, June £3.
Hakodato Maru, N.Y.K, June 27 Kashima Maru, N.Y.K,, Juno, 27. Pres Van Buren, Dollar, Juno 28. Nagara, Gilman's July. 4. se Takada, "B.I., July 7. Patroclus, B.F., July 8, PORT SAID.
Moncalieri. Dodwell's, June. 4 Sumatra, Gilman's, June 5. Kashmir, P. & O., Juno 6 Forthos, M.M., June 9. Sarpedon. 5.F., June 10. Katori Maru N.Y.K, June 13, Dakar Maru, N.Y.K., June 13. Gange, Dodwell's. June 17, Meriones. BF. June 21, Achifles, B.F., June 23. Chenonceaux. M.M, June 23. Adrastus, B.F., Jule 2. Malaya, Manners, July 2 Nagara, Gilman's July 4. Carignano, Dodwell's, July 6. Athos, II, MM., July 7 Patroclus, B.F., July 8, RABAUL... Bremerhaven, Molchers, June 20. St Albans, E. & A., July 3. RANGOON.
Penang, Maru, N.Y.K., June 8, Calcutta Maru, N.Y.K., June 15, SAIGON.
Porthos, M.M., June 9, Chenonceaux, M.M. Juno 23: Athos, II, MM., July 7. BANDAKAN.
Hinsaug, Jardino's, Juno:7 Maunung, Jardine's, June, 21. SAN FRANCI500.
| Taiyo Marn, NYK, June 5
Pres. Wilson,” Dollar, June 11. Takaoka Maru, N.YK, June 13. Taishan, Dodwell's, June 18. Praa Johnson, Dolar, June 23. Chichibu Maru, NY.K. June 24, Pres. Jackson, A.M.L., July
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SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. Sumatra, Gilmon's, June 5, Malaya, "Manners, Juno 29. Nagara, Gilman's, July 4.
SEATTLE,
Pres Jefferson, A.M.L., June 14 Txion, B.F., June 2
Fres, Lincoln, Dollar, June 28, Hoian Maru, N.Y.K., June 30.
SHANGHAI
Kingyuan, B. & 8. June 4. St. Albins, E. & A., June 4 Taiyuan, B. & S., June 4. Tajima Mary, NY K June 4. Taan, B. & S., Juno 4. Emp, of Asia, C.P.S., June 8. Kashgar, P. & O., June 5. Muroran Maru, NY.K., June 5, Talma, B.I., June B. Yusang Jardino's, June 5.. Changchow, B. & S., June Tjisalak, CJ.L., June 8. Automedon, B... June 7. Kwongan. Jardine's, June 7. Ramos, Jebsen, June 7 Shantung, B. & 9. June 7. Glenapp, Jardino's June 8. Linan, B. & 8., June 8, Perim, P. & O., June 9. Athos, M.M., June 9. Dardanus, R.F., June 9.. Luchow, B. & S., June 9. Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., June 9. Hopsang, Jardine's, June 10. Mirzapore, P. & Q., June 10. Tainan, B. & 8., June 10. Tjikembang, J.C.J., June 11. Hakono Maru, NY.K., June 12... Odor, Melchers, June 12. Takaoka Maru. N.Y.K, June 13. Fooabing, Jardine 3-June-14. Sunning, B. & S., June 14.. Mentor, B.F., June, 15. Kwaisang, Jardino's, June 17. Schlesien, Melchers, Jane 17. Trishan, Dodwell's, June 18. Kumaang, Jardino's, June 19... Rawalpindi, P. & O., Juno 19. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., June 20. Leverkusen, Jebeon, June 21. Serbino, B.F.. June 21. Philoctetes, B.F. Jung 22. D'Artagnan M.M.. June 23. Ceylon, Gilman's. June 24, Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., June 24. Antenor, B.F., Juno 25. Afrika, Manners, June 27. Somali, P. & O., June 27. Venezia, Dodwell's, June 20. Heian Maru, N.Y.K., Jano 30. Pilana, Dodwell's, June 30, Saarbruecken, Molchers, July 1 Emp. of Russia. C. P. B., July 3.. Glenshiol, Jardine's. July 3. Khyber, P. & 0., July 3, Rhoxenor. B.F., July 5. Nellore, E. & A., July 6, Saarland, Jebarn, July 6. Andre Lelison, M.M., July Helenus, B.F. July 7
'BINGAPORE -gar
Cremer, J.C.J.L., Juno 4. Moncalieri, Dodwell's, June 4. Sumatra, Gilmen's, June 8. Kashmir, P. & O., June 6. Anshun, B. & S., June 7. Kutsang, Jardin's, June 8. Penang Maru, N.Y.K., Jano 8. Porthos. M.M., June 9, Sarpodon, B.F... June 10. Kaga Maru, N.Y.K., June 11. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., Juno 12 Gleniffer, Jardine's. June 14. Pres. Monroe, Dollar; June 14. Calcutta Maru, N.Y.K., June 15.- Hosang. Jardine's, June 18, Lahn, Melchore. June 18. Gange, Dodwell's, June 17. Santhia, B... June 17. Meriones, B.F., June 21.0 Yuensang Jarding's, Juno 22. Achillon, B.F.. June 23 Chenonceaux, M.M., June 93. Talma, B.I., June. 23.. Main, Melchers, June 27... Sarpedon, B.F.. June 23. Hakodate Maru, N.Y.K, Juza 27. Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., June 7. Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, June 28. Adrastus, "B.F., July 2 Nagara, Gilman's, July 4. Carignano, Dedwell's, July 5. Athos II. M.M., July 7. Takada. B.I., July 7. Patroclua, B.F.; July 8
SOUTH AMERICAN POETO." Ginyo Maru, NYK, June 30, #WATOW.
Kingyuan, B. & S., Juna 4. Haiyang, Douglas, June, 5. Yusang, Jardine's, June 3. Anshun, B. & June I Cheongthing Jardine's; June 7, Kwangehow, B. & 8. Juna 7 Kwongaan. Jardine's. June 7. Shantung, B. & 8., June 7. Haiching Douglas, June 0 Hopsang, Jardino's, June 10. Kueichow, B. & S., June 12 *** Fooshing, Jardino's. "June" 14. "V Sunning, B. & 8., June 14, 20 Kwaisang, Jardines, June 17. Chipshing. Jardine's June 19. Huichow, B. & 8., June 23, TIENTSIN.
Cheongshing Jardine'a, June 7, Luchow, B. & S., June 9. Kuolchow, B. &. 8., June 12 Chipahing, Jardino's, June 10, Huichow, B. & 8 June 23,
TRIESTE AND VENICE:
Moncalieri, Dodwell's, June 4, Gange. Dodwell's, June 17. Carignano, Dodwell's, July. 5.
THINGTAO.
Kwongsang, Jardine's, June 7, Bhantung, B&B. June 7. Lucho B. & S., June 9, Hopsang, Jardine's, June 10,1 Fooshing, Jardines June 14. Bunning B. & 8., Juno 14: 4★ Kwaisang, Jardine's June 17. Antenor, B.F., June 25
SHAKO REPLACED PEAKED CAP-
POSTMEN'S NEW FASHIONS.
Aberdeen-Various changes in the uniform of postmen word, un- animously approved by the Postal Workers' Union at their conference after one of the delegates had 'act od ng ammis mannequin and par aded before the meeting, pr
The alterations includo d
A peaked cap, known as the Broderick," in pince of the old Shako" Similar in style to that: wora in the Irish Free State, it 38 not unlike a tram driver's cap and trousers, orcased down the centre instead of at the sides, t
It was agreed to press the Post- ranster General to grant permission for postmen to wear open-nucked shirts when they wished.
The union had already made this request, but it had been refused, the Post Office reply stating that it was not considered that négligé attire of this sort would he in keep- ing with the general appearance of the uniform.
One delegate, protesting strongly against the attitude of the Depart ment, urged that cleanliness and comfort demanded the open-necked shirt. He suggested the Postmas- tor-General should dress himself ja one of the closed-collar. uniforme) and try to make three deliveries a day in hot weather.
EXPECTED "ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS.
Achilles duo from North" China
porta uno 23.
Adrastus duo from North China
ports July 2
Antenor due from Europe June 25, "Automedon due from Europe June
12.
Bonlawers duo from. Bingaporo
June 411 Changte. due from Australia June Cromer arrived from Swatos Juno
3_ Dardanus due from Bingapore
Juno 9.
cf Asia arrived from Manila Emp
June 9.
Emp of Canada due from Japan
June 12
Emp. of Russia due from Van
couver Juno 25. Ginyo Maru dus bore June 11 Glenapp due from Europe June
Gleniffer duo from Japan June 14, Glenshiol due from Europe July 3 Havelland due from Japan June
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Helenus due from New York July
7.
Ixion due from Vancouver June 21, Kaga Mari duo here Jun 10. " Kashgar das from Straits June 4. Kashmir due from Shanghai June-
Katori Maru due hors June 12. Loverkusen duo. from Europa June
21 MA Mentor due from Earope June 15, Meriones dhe from Japan Juno 21. Oder das from Europa June 12.7 Patroclus due from North China,
porte July 7.
Penang Maru due hore June 7.. Perim due from Singapore June- -Philocteter due from Europe. June Porthos due from Shanghai June D. Fres Jefferson due from Bhanghai
June 4
22/
Pra Johnson due from U.S.A..
June 15.
Pres. Monroe due frem U.S.A
June 13.
Pres Wilson due from Shanghai
June B
Ramses due from Europe June 7. Rhexenor due from Europe July 5, Saarbrucken dus from Europe
July 3 Saarland due from Europe July 6. Sarpedon duôfrons Shanghai
Schlesien duo from Earope June 1 Serbino due from Europe. Juno 21: Ehiago Maru due here June 12.. St. Albans arrived from, Manila Sky June 3.5 by
Y Sydney Maru due from Japan
June 4 Taiyo Mkru due from Manila June Takaoka Maru due hore June 19 Taima arrived from Straite June
13.
Tjibadak duo from Shanghai June
Tjisalok arrived from Manila, Juus
VANCOUVER, 3.0.
Emp. of Asia, CP.8 June 5 Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., June 20. Ixion, B.F., June 27, Hoian Maru, N.Y.K.-" "June 20. Emp. of Russia, C. P. B., July a.. VICTORIA, BOWN ARAKURZEINE Emp. of Asia, C.P.8.. June 6. Prey Jefferson, A.M.L, Juns 14 Emp. of Candda: C.P.8) June 20. Ixion, BF, June
191 Pres." Lincoln, Dollar, June 29, Exp. of Russia, C. P. 8., July VLADIVOSTOOK.
| Olonapp, Jardince June 8. – tilenshio), Jardines, July WETHAIWEL
Kuelehow, E. & 8 June 19 Antenor, B.F. Jané 56kMik Huichow, B. & 87, June 21,