HORLED COCOA LABOUR
BRITISH FIRMS BÉCURE IMPROVED CONDITIONS.
THE HONGKONAI TEI GRAPH SATURDAY JANUARY 18.
Shipping
Onsand
Wa San
Amam, Br., 1,655, C. J. Mattock, 16th Janyth
`Powhatan, Shimonoacki 11th Jan, Coal --J, M. &. | .500 RING Co., W. Raber, 17th Jas. Wongkol, Br. 6, 1,13,
Moji 8th
Kaufenden, için jas.—Manila (19th Jan,
Gear M. & Cow
F. Schmitz, 17th Jan.,
Prios: Waldems Geniva 1,737 WAD
via
-Holbow 16th Jan, Rice and Meal, 1 Wakemants Maru; Jap. 8. 1,780, N. Goda:
Jan Noji Tath, Jan., Coal-M. B Donmund, Ger, 23, 5.065, W, Malchow, 18th Shoan Maru, Jap, 599 Nemoto, 18-5 Shinsho Marn, Jap. 18, 2,4-0, K. Nagala, 17th in mongang, 3181 Jan., 3.P.
The position of indentured labour in the Portuguese islands of St. Thomé and Principe has been the subject of remonstrances by & S. British cocon manufacturing, firms who draw part of their supply from the islands. These firms, Messrs. Cadbury Brothers, Limited,IZ! Messen. Fry, and Mestra. Rowntree, some time, ago sent representatives to the islands, with the result that a dúquiating repozi was pre- seated. The manufacturing firms have now "followed up this action by a mission to the Gorerament of Portugal, undertaken by Mr. William A. Cadbury. We have been supplied with an official statement of the mission and ~its results, which appear to be hi„hly satisfac
'tory,
Mr. William A. Cadbury was accompanied in bla mission by Mr. Joseph Burt, who was sent out in "1905 by the three English cocos firms of Cadbury, Fry, Rowntree, and by Messis. Stol werch, of Cologne, to investigate the conditions of labour in the Ponuguese is leads, and the metho's of recruiting employ ed in the Paruguese colony of Angola, on the African mainland,
Mr. Burt's inquiry extended over nearly two years, and he was accompanied in his visit to Angola by Dr. P. Claude Hurton, of Brighton. The raport of Mr. Hürit and Dr. Horton to the English manufacturers was presented 10 the cocoa planters in Lisbon,
DAMAGING D'ECLOSURES Among the facts establithed by the raport are the following ::.
That the large majority of Angala natives taken to St. Thome are brought to the coast and shipped to the islands against their wall that the good repatriation laws are a dead let. ter; that "offences against the person of the native" are inau nerable and must continue
until labour is made free in reality, and oot in pama only; that the treatment of the native in the islands at any rate on the large and best: menaged ostates is'excellent.
Navertheless, the death-rate among the patives is appallingly high. Furthermore, it appears from medical reports that most of the mortality is due to two causes-anamix and dysentery, the highest death-ràin being among the newly-arrived lub:urers and that this is io be expected, seeing that those people are forcibly taken from their homer, without hope
of return.
AN EFFORT TOWARDS IMPROVEMENT.
Jan-Shangbai via Footbox, Amoy and swalow 17th Jan., Gen-0. S. Kit Hanoi, F., 739, Zerk, 18th 2
17th Jan, Gen.-A. R. used
Wo Sang
Shanghai 15th Jan, Gen.-B. & S.
3.3. Tifa7, Magrick, 18th Jan.- Fukusha Maru, Jap, kaj 1,093, T. lin. 18th.
Jan-Swatow 17th Jan, Gen.-O. S. K. Amigo, Ger. 2.2, 821 N. 1. Baltzer, 18th Jan,
Haiphong and Hoihow 17th Jan, Gan. ~~]. & Co. Kumamoto Maru, Jap, as., 1,135, Z. Baba, 18th Jan.-Takao 16th Jan, Ballast-Crus & *Co.
Clearaussa at the Harbour Offos. Austria, for Shanghai.. Fortmund, for Bingapore. Johanne, for 5 walow,
Anglo Saxon, lor Calcotia, Michael Jebten, for Saigon. Woolwich, for Saigon. Tjimaki for Samarang. Yerkowe, for Nagpo. Clara Jebsen, los Saigon. Hongkong, for Haiphong,
iyang, for Heihow. Daijin Maru, for Swalow,
'Departures. Jan. 17. Monmouth, Br 1st-class cruiser, for Practice. Jan. 18.
Korea, for San Francisco. Patronic, for Shanghal. Hongkong, for Haiphong. Ruor, for Manila, Chowtal, for Swatow Rusiyang, for alhow, Drufar, for Swatow, Yackow, for Shanghai. ' Michael Jebten, fur Saigoo. Woolwich, for Saigon.
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"Passengers arrived. -
BARBAYANDANTI-Sim Adelaide, Penh and Fremantle-
Per Worang, from Shanghai-Mr. Olsen, Per Sherku Maru, from Shanghai, &c=| Messia, W. J. Gordon and J. M. Wilkinson.
Passengers departed.
Per Korea, for Shanghai, &c.-Capt, and Mr. E. B. Gose and children, Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Brooke, Capt. A. McMorland, Mr, and Mrs. R. 14. Patterson, Misses Ida and Dells Patterson, Bistop T A. Hendrick, Rev. S. B. Rawlinson, Mr. Haranas, Mrs, B. W. Holly, Mr. Fernand Levic, Mrs. Whitelaw, Mes, J. R. Edie, Miss M. R. Langford, Messrs. M. R. Goldsborough, C. 1. Philips C. E. Putoam, Mrs. Chang and infant, Mr. H. Fol, Mas. Peny, Mrs. It. R. Chaney, Messrs. Geo, Ren, Yoog Sane Yuet, Mra Fong Sang and a children, Chan Yus Hing, Chin Ah Kor, Mrs. Yuen Shee, Ching Hing Wan. Ching Hing Fan, Ching-Jing Nico, C-Tin Wing, Dr. G. S. Nichols, Messrs. Wingshui S. Ho, Li Yueg Yao, He Wing Yan, Bo Wing Yuss, Ho Wing Yuen, Ho Wing Li, A, R. Gaid, M. H. Creagh, Valenzuels, Messrs. Lan Bow Bus and Chin Sing Nam.
MOTE
On 28 Nov. Mr. Cadbury and Mr. Burtt con ferred with a committee of the planters, M. Cadbury pointing to the Portuguese colony of Morsmbique on the 3 st Cast of Africa, as an example "of the practicability of obtaining inbour" under conditions of hire contract, and equally free repatriation. Mr. Cadbury also polated out that such a system, once establish ed, would naturally check exining abuses. Mr. Cadbury, in conclusion, speaking on behalf of his own firm, said: Our conscience would act. allow us to go on purchasing raw material for our, business unless we are assured that in future it is produced by free labour,"
It may be mentioned that the preparation of SL Thome cocoa which comes to Eland is less than 1-11th of the world's supply. As result of the conference, the planters published a lengthy defence and statement addressed to the English cocoa manufacturers.
PLANTERS' DEFENCE.
In a list of "conclusions" appended to, the statement the planters say they are possessed of the same liberal and humane sentiment as Mr. Cadbury, and it is entirely contrary to their intention to place any difficulties in the way of the repatriation of those labourers de- siring to return home.
The repatriation fund, now amounting to about £195,0 m, will by the'wish of the planters be transferred to the Colonial Bank in St. Tho mé, as agents of the "tate, on 31 Dec. next, to. ba administated by the local committee of emigration under the superintendence of the Government Each repatriated labourer will re- ceivo about £18 upon landing in Augols. Those who wish to renew their contaci wi i receive 10
per cent, increase in wages, and their capital (£13) will be retained to them in quarterly Instalments of six percent. À new repatria- tion fund will then be started for each labourer The first contracta of service made under the
· law of January, 1903, will expire in the first half of the year: 1958.20
GOVERNMENT action,
The planters say that they have no intention of asking the Government in future emigration of labourers from other Portuguese colonies to exclude the right of repatriation, it is stated that the Coloplal Minister is sending to Angola maxt January his chief of staff to investigate personally any irregularities in the present system of recruiting. Det
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It is added that the Portuguese Government has taken acijon 10 establish obedience to the law in those regions in Angola formerly out- side its control, · Tha" plantars' state that the
particulars collected by Mr. Burtt in St. Thomé and Princips, and accepted, in good faith by him, were not always an exc expression of fault.
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Per Rubi, for Manila-Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Baldwin, Mr. A. Crosby, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Rossiter, Messrs. H. Luzuriaga, H. M. Horris, RC. Stand, J. W. Green, W. Birdseye, G. L. Stews & R. T. Smith, B, Blumenthal, R. Ede, L. Wegalis, H. Pourman, Levitt, W. Bolles, Wong Ah Your, Wong Seng, Cur Bu, Choa Gan Tian, Miss P. Francisco, Messrs La Hing, Lu Ki Fung, Chan Guo, J. Reyer, P. Monters, CIguscio, E. Samonte, Mrs. R. Bennett,
ik Yoen and Yew Kwan.
Shipping 'Reports.
Str. Wongkol, fram. Hrihow :-Had to Palawan Atrong N.E. monioa, from there to Hoihow smooth sea and fine weather, in the Hainan Strait fog.
VESSELS IN PORT
STEAMBAR
& S Sexta Ger.
Mr & Mrs S
|Black, Dr (3. D. R.;
Born and
des| Grayduld, TI
Manibe Simpsonhatan, Fr. Samson Get Cloth GenomBerbershobe, Maup, Brisbane,
hart, Lanceston, New Zealand, Deiler,
Waldemar" Soth Inn 18th Dec., Gen.—8, & Co
Manila Par
Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Cebu and Holla Con-Fakusel &
Hollo -Per Sungklung, 1st Feb., lan-Mojí 1tik Jan., Con',
942
Robe, Vokohama, Carpenter, R. W. Shargoni, Nagasaki, ^/]
Co
Nos.
504 H. N. Ball, 13th JAD4
Brown, F. GIPA
C. B.
Saba(Philippine Islands) 8th Jan, Honnlaid and San Francisco Par Siberia, Carter, Au
B. & S.
Ballast Wal'am & Co. Taming, Br... 1360, A. Somerville, 17th Jan, Manila Jani, Sugar and Gen. Telemachus. Br. 4.8., 1,240,]. Williamson, 11th
n-Saigon sib Tan, Rice and Gen. Wo Fat Senger ARMEN Timaht, Dat. s.
2,459, N. de Brouwers, i th Jan Koji 11th Jan., Gen.-J. C. J. L Tosa Maru, Jap..., 3,61, J. Nagao, 12th Jan.-Seattle, Victoria, Yokohama, Kobe, Moji and Bhanghai 9th Jan., Floar and Gen.-N.Y, K
Versals
Steamers Rxpentod.
From Agente Du
Oceanien Saigon.MM. Jan. 20 Siberla
Japan P. M. Co. an..20 Kumano Maru Manila 1.]N, Y. K‚'.... |Jan. - 20 Nikko Margasaki. N. Y. K...so, ar I achow ................. Weihalwel. 3. & s‚ ̈ ̈ Jan. 21 Choyang Shanghai, J., M. & Co Jan. Kumsang
Singapore, M. & Cojan. 23 Numantia Kabe S P. & A. Cofan. 74 Shloano Maru: Tapat...... N. Y. K....ap. 36 Chaarah...... Sydney. ... B. & S. ... Feb 4 P. Sigismurd..Sydory & Co... eb. 6
DOCK RETURNS
HONGLONG AND WHAMPOA DOCES. Nell Mcleod.................
Cat: Kowloon Dock
•Hulchow me Haitan
Lossok.........ninë
Hercules ........................ Persian Monteagle.....
Germania................................ U.S.S. Callao Honam....
Cosmes olitan
1st Feb; TI AMORE
Shanghai Par Shashing, 1st Feb 3 P.M. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris base, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zen
and Melbourne, Adelaide and Part-Fet Căingin, ist Feb 3 P.M. -
TOMORROW,
St. John's Cathedral.“ January 1gik, Sunday, and after Epiphany, Holy Commanion 7.30 am. Matins 77 m, (Full Choir), Responses: Pasiras: of the 19th morning. T Deam: Smart in F. Benedictus: Garrett in G. Anthem: "Hearken unto me,” Sullivan, · ·
Colvin, H. E. Ave Crake, W. A. Crook, A. H Cruickshank, J. Curry, George Darton, T. B Cinstmann. W
Elawo th, C. W. The Firench, Lord and Mrs.
and maid Fisher, H. G. Franklin, C. B. French, Miss L. D. Frost, B. L.
Fuller, Denman Faller, S. J.
Gibby Miss C. D. Gibson, De ASI Gianell, J. Gorrell,
Hall, Capt. They Harding, R. Mattison, J. La Hewell, Hon. Mr,
Holy Communion is noon, Kyrie; Staiser in E. flat, Hymns: 169 and 79.
Evensong 5-45 pm, Responses: Festival; Palms of the 19th evening, Magolfcat: Hallows, B. Camidge (rath moming), None Dimitis: Mook, Hymos: 375, 73, and 31. Magnet Sve NB.-Psalm 93 Verses 1,3 & G. P. in unison.
97
3, 4, 10, 11, 240 The preacher at Esgosong will be the Lord Bishop of Victoria.
Union Church... Kennedy Road.
:MINISTER: REY. C. H. HICKLING. Sunday 1a.m. Wonship. Hymn, 18. Parim, 175 Anthem Sleepers, wake" (Mendelsohn) Hymns, 545, 464.
4 p.m. Sunday Schools.
6.p.m. Wonbip Hymns, 67. Psalm 145, Magnificat, (Calkin). Hymus, 339, 315.
Wednesday 5.15 am. Devotional Service. Subject:Exodus."
Thursday 5.30 p.m. Choir Rebearsal.
9 p.m. Literary Club.. Debate on Women's Suffrage.
8pm. Christian Endeavour Social Friday for Military Friends."
Saturday 9 pm. Concert in Theatre Royal for Renovation Fund,
St. Peter's Bomen's Uhurah. Queen's Road West
Second Sunday Af er Epiphany. Holy Communion 7.30 am. Morning Prayer tam, Venite, Hayes: Te Deum, Russell; Hymns, 156, 214, 158 and 223, Kyriej Abba
Mrs. R. A. Howard, E. Innes, Capt. R. Iwanaga, S. Johnson, A. Gi Jones, Mr. and Mr.
N. H
Atkinson, W. M. Ayr, Mr. and
and
Suaff, F. Van Matheson, Mr R., T.
"aldarably
"and":"fallen"cons
A depression appears to be moviege East. warda over B. Manchuria, and pressure is now highest over S. Japan...
rily, interrupted la The mason is tempo Ta Closeted the North, Light or modérate monsoon may
Mcritub. G. G. be sxpected over the N. part of the China Sea.
McKean, Dr. WID
Matzestbin, Capt. and
Mra. H Millard, Ha
Nesbitt, Pay
Nansink, A. J. H.
Ormiston, Mr. & Mrs.
Dieni, N.
Hongkong Rainfall for these hours, andini
at ro am, to-day, a.co inches":
LECAST:
Hongkong and neighbourhood moderate to light ; fair.
winds,
Formour Channel, Variable winds, light.
Sauth coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, samu as Nokt. -y^H STORA 4-South coast of Chips between Hongkong and Hainan, same au No. 7..
Perkins, Mr and Ms of moderato. Polylane, A. WOL Potts, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Fonts, Miss Powell, W.A. Preshaw, CM. Porb, A. Jo
· Min.
Schelthofer, P.. Sharp, P. H. Shields, C, E. Spittles, 1. Stebbing, W. S. Stevana, Ray. A.
Symmons, W. G. lor, C. B.
and Taylor, Mrs. H.
Tricker, C. H. Tallidge, G. W. Thomson, C, G. Vida, FRA Wood, G. G. P. Woods, J. D. "
CONNAUGHT.
Hendy, Harold E
Mrs, Harkt, C
Holmes, F. E.. Hough, Dr. Spencer Howay, D. C Pichinson,
Wm. H. and child Barratt, Mr. M.A. Berry, F. I wife and
child.
ilyen, Wm. R. Bright, W. H.
Caffarann, J.
Chevalet, Madame H. Chevalet, 1.. II. Corwell, Mrs, C. B. Dietrich, Mt, and Mrs.
Gitt, Wm. Graw, E. W.
Austin, V. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
M.
Wm. M. Feel Lawson, Capt. J. J... McKenzie, J. K.
Mr. Silva-Netts, Mr & Mrs
A, F, B, Wagatha, Hade Male
male F. L. Wagner, John A.
PYAKE
Lambert, Miss.
D. Lauder, Major
Cochrane, Mr. & Mrs.
The Ships Passed Canal. 17th December-Dardanut, Verona, 20th December-Acara, 7 onkin, fsson, Nin, chom 24th December-Bengios, Ping Sury, Prins Hinrich, Telemachus, Nera, Hintang, Malia, Indies 27th December-lavenia, Prinzess Alice, Rhenanda, Kamakura Moru, Sanuki Mar 31st December-Aicinusithonia,
Ho'y Communion 1.15 p.m. Bombay Merk, Socitra, Tenkul, Bluecross, Johenfels, Tamaru Maru. 3rd January Achilles, Nore, Polynesien, Glengarn, Nadia, Nunc Dimittis, Travers: Hymas, 151, 395, 357| Coffey, Mr.
Evening Payer, 6.30; Magnificat, Baraby
Calinyshaw, Ne Drangerth Forwart 7th January Ag and 263.20 Mamnon, Glenlochy Manel's, Indraiamha,
The Church launch Dayspring will call on Darling, Col. Senegamba Yunnan, Brasilia, Glamorean shire, 1th January Ernest Simons, Athoff, ships carrying white crews to bring friends Ellis, A As Moru, Hilachi Maru, P. R. Luitpold, ashore to the services between 9.13 and 10.30 Ellis, Mr. 14th January-Hexlawirs, Longior, Calkiyam, and between 5,15 and 6 am. (Kowloos Fischer, R.
Police Pier, 10:30 and 6; p.m.), returning after Fisher, Major and Syria, Silla, (Ger.)
pwards: All the Bittings are free and unappropri- Fachs, Mr. "Arrivata at Home-17th December-Pak
Gamper, HH, Staday school to to 10.45 am. Zing Idomenews, 20th December 15d Vision welcome. Books, &c. provided. Galbraithe, My Greenhill, L. 8. Afars 24th December-Bu-nen, Benolder Binmohr, Indraad, Tonkin, Orwill,
Mr. December-faro 3rd nury-Persin, Swe: via, Print Ludwig:: 7th Januity Prinz Alice 10th January-Folynustan, Persia, tah January-adien. Altinous, Kamakura Haru.
Post Mifer, A
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International Reply Coupons may now be exchanged with British East Africa, and Uganda, British Honduras, British Somaliland Bod Newfoundland..
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vall, Roman Catholle Cathedral:-Mass at 6am.
72m, 8 am, and 9.30 am. Benediction, Hancock, Mr. 5.30 p.m.
Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Shordridge, ML. & Mrs. German Bethesda Chapel, West, Point: Hazeland, F., A.
Morning Service, 11 am.
Heil, P. St. Francia' Church, Wanchai:-Mass (Chin.), Hill, E. E.
• 6am (Port.1,7.30 am. Benediction, 5pm,
Mr. and Mr. Sypnot, Capt. A. Hari St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning HockeyW.T
Tweedie, L. and Mr. "Service (English), tờ km.)
Hoffman, Mr. and Miss Wakefield, Mrs, 8h. Anthony's Chapel, West Point:-Mass. Hutchison, Capt. and Walkins, Mr. and Mrs. Whittam, Mrs. & Min Wilder, A. P
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A.
Mrs,
The Bosity (hurch, Kowloon-Every Sun-Jeffries, H. U.
day, Max at 7.30 am, and. Maas, followed fones, R., Mr. by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- - Kellis, Mr.
Keut, RA. Col.
A Post Office has now been established at Taipo,New Territories. Rate of Postage, forment, at 9am.'- Lollers, 2 cents per Ios., A mail will be made Union Church:-Services, I am, and 6 pm. Lambert, Li-Col
daily at 4 p.m.
America Maru, jan. ., 3, 46, Philip H. Going, 5th Jan.-San Francisco 17th Jan., and Shanghai 12th Jan., Mails and Gen-Tup
K. K.
Anglo-Saxon, Br. 3 s., 2,671, W. A. Inace, rath Jan.-Cardiff 16th Nov., Coala-Ad- miralty.
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Ariake Maru, Jap 8., 2,183, T. Ota, jth Jan,
Moji 30th Dec, Coal M, B, K. Austria, Aust. 9, 4,879, Gillhuber, 16th Jan, —Trieste and Singapore 8th Jans, Geo,——- S., W. & Co. Catherine Apcar, Br. 1 1.730, W. D. A. Thomas, th Jan,—Calcutta syth Dec, Penang and Singapore 5th Jan., Gen.-D: S. & Co. Ld.
Chibli, Br. 8.8, 1,176, J. Warrack, 16th Jan.,-
Haiphong th Jao, and Heibow 15th, Rice and Live Stock, & 8.3 (7 Ching Wo, Br. 15, 3517. D. Maclean, and Ballas-B. & Jasingapore 161k De
Clara Jebsen, Gör. 41, 1,103, J: Jewinn, 16th|| Jan-Hoihow 15th Jung Fica-J& Co. Daljin, Maro, Jap. 1.1, 899, 1. Sakuri, 16th
S...
Jan,-Tamsui jah Jan, Amoy 14th, and Swatow 16th, Gen-0. 5, K. Empress of Japan, Br. 3, 1,019, Henry ᎥᏏ Pybus, R.H.A. 13th Jan. Vancouver 3 Dec, and Shanghai arth Malls and Gen.-C. P. R. Co Ger.
11, H. Lorenzen, gih
Germania, Gaiphong 7th Jan, Rica & Co. Haitao, Br. a. 7,181, J. S. Roach, 15th Jan
45
Foochow 12th Jan., Amoy jb, and Swatow 14th. Gen.D. L. & Co.. ellopolis, Br. 1.4; 2,976, 1. W. Marino, 13th
Jan-Chinwangtan Ballast GLC Chefoo 7th Jan., Hercules, Nor, 2,430, Bjerck, 23rd Dec.-
Tacoma and Mareran rith Dec,
Wheat -Order. Halchow, Br. 3.9, 1,117. E. Forsyth, 11th
Jao Haiphong gih jan,, Rico.-B. & S. chasse, Ger, #5, 912, Ipland, sth Jane
Bangkok 4th Jan, Rice,...), & Cond Khalif, Br. 3,807, G. A. Watts, 26th Dec, -New York, UBA, arst Oct, Case Oil Geresttamer, 29th
The British Foreign Office also took action, and is the report the Colonial Minister, Senor Ormailas, in a personal interview with the English cocoa manufacturers, assured them of the intention of the Portuguesa Govern ent to Investigate the whole subject in Angola,Orders
∙A Kail will clans for :— Swatow, Amoy and Tamsui-Fer Daljin Afarw, 19th Jan., 9 A.M2
Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe and Moji-Per Namsang, acth Jan., 11 A‚M,
Has Per Sui Ta, anh Jin, 1.9 AM. Moji-Per Hopsing, a.th Jan,, 3 FIG. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Hot ching, 21st Jan., 9 AM.
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Europe, &c. India via Tuticorin-Pet Salamis, 21st Jan, Noor.
Durban-Per Heliopolis, arat Jan, 1 PM. „Macao-Pèr Swi Tai, 23st Jan., 1.15.P.M.
Singapore. Penang and Calcutta- Per Catherine Afear, 21st Jan, 2 P.M),
Cebu' and Iloilo—-Per Kaifeng, 21st [20., 3 P.M.): dr
VISITORS AT THE HOTELA,
CRAIQIRBURN, Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Marchaut, Capt. & Mrs. Hollingsworth, Mr. & R. Bonnar, Mr. and Mrs. Mr.
J.W.C.
Jones, Dr. and Mrs.
Evan Caldwell, G. E. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs H. S.
H, W.
Smith, Mr. and Mr
Grant Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Denison, Missos (2) Smith, Percy
Artemis
NAME
Antomart
Manila-Per Taming, 21st Jan., 3. 7M Shanghai--Por Hangsang, atst Jan., 3 PA. Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, Redford C. and Seattle-Per, Jose Mara, 21st Jan, Bramble 3.M.
Singapore, Penang and Colombo Per Cadmus Hakata Maru, 21st Jan., 5 P.M.
Cherub Hamana kepp, 22nd Jan, 11 A.M.
Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama Per Clie
Crescent Fame Macan Per Sui Tai, zand Jan., 1.85 P.M.-
Flora Shanghai-Fer Kinktong, aand Jam, 3 P.M.... ||| Handy Macao-Per Sul Tai, aged Jún, 1.15 Pat SUN HATI Singapore and Sourabaya-Per Øysang, 23rd.
Hawke Jang à PM.
Singapore, Penang, Madras, Colombo and Kent Bombay Per Yatoroju įdaru, ayrd Jan, 5.F.M. King Alfred
Kinsha!! Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, wh
Merlin Monmouth. Townsville, Brisbane, Sydooy, Hobart, Lacoce Penth-Per Nikka Mars, 24th Jan, 10 M ston, New Zealand. Melboumé, Adelaide and Moorhen
Nightingale ** Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobej - Yokohama, 'Otter ..
Robin... Honolulu and San Francisco-Per America
Sandpiper Macao-Per St Tal, 14th Jan, 1.15 7.M. |||||| Suipo Manila-Per Fuzemiang, 24th Jan., 3.7,M) Taka Kobe and Yokohama-Per Samuki Mark, 24th Jan, 5 PM u
with the intention, ef raplacing the present KonsI, AUKA PERegando Bfars, 24th Jan team. VAL
Irresponsible recruiting agents by pr perDec-Novomenten Bassen, (B.G.) 18th
·Government system. The Cystem of recrukt- Nov
fog will be such that it will also serve as a Monteagle, Br. Li, F,163, S. Robinson, R.M.R.
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5,700
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4,360
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240
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