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SERVICE.
SHANGHAI POLICE,
ACTION FOR DAMAGES.
CLAIN BY A DETECTIVE SERGEANT DISMISSED,
[From Our Gion Correspondent.}
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY APRIL 21 1908.
LUSITANO ATHLETIC SPORTS.
A SUCCESSFUL MEETING,
requested not to drop the sandles on the field after the race.)
1. F. J. Barretto, 2 A. J. C. V. Ribeiro 16—5,25 p.m. —— Half-a-Mile → (Handicap). Firs prize presented by Messrs. Cruz Basta. & Co. Second prize presented by Mr. F. J. V.. Jorge.
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Hongkong, 213 April, 1908."
The Race Couns presented a lively scan yesterday afternoon on the occasion of the second annual meeting of the Lusitano Athletic
1. F. X. Botelho (1. mip, 46 secs.) 2. J. M-tech" Sport. There was a large gathering of friends and specialors, and everywhere, the whole C. Lopes, 3. Antonio Baptista. This was a very good finish for second place, Lopes won from scene was one of mirth and jollity, which was Baptista within five yaids from the tape. It plearantly infections. The ground was in ex- cellent condition, and as a result of the latis an extremely popular wis for Botelho, wha'
received a deafening ovation...... faw days' rain, the grass was quite green and refreshing to the eye. Among those present was the Right Rev. Bishop D.: Potioal. During the afternoon, the visitors were kept enlivened by the Band of the rjth- Rajputs, which played a faw selections of maxic. The iports opened. with the 10 yards fat race at two pm, sharp, The following are the event's and results:
-2.co p.m. 170 yards Flat Race (Handicip) First priz⚫ presented by Sociedade Philarmo aica. Second, prise presented by Mes Norosta & Co.
Shanghai, 20th April. $2.25 p.m. In the action for damages brought by Sergeant Bookless of the Shang- hai Municipal Police, claiming 10,000. taels from the Municipal Council for wrongful dismissal, the Court of Consuls has delivered judgment.
The action is dismissed with coatsF. L. Roza. against the plaintiff. ^«
[in the above action betactive-Sergeant Ar chibald Bookless claimed 10,00 laels is name
of damages for wrongful dismissal. In his pleadings, the plaintiff alleged that under agreement dsted the 15th of May, 1901, made between the plaintiff and the defendants, the plaintiff entered into the service of the de fendants as police constable (3rd class) for a period of five years. The plaintiff comment ed duty in Shanghai under the agreement on the sand of June, 1902, and continued to serve the defendants under the terms of that agree
Fint Heat -F, B. Silva (13 secr.) · 2–F. H. Hyndman.
Second Heat F. Franco (111/5 neće.) 2
Third Heat - F. Castro (111/5 secs.)|3||
L.. A. C'zorio.
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2-115 p.m. Boyd Race, 210 yards Fist Race (ifandicap), Bays from to'la 14 years age. First prize presented by Mr. J. M. da Rocha. Seroad priz: presented by Messa Graçı & Co.
17-5.45 p.m. Team Race, 220 yards-First and Second prizes presented.
-Y. A. J. C. V. Ribeiro(Capt.) 2." II.A. Hyod- man (Capt).
Heavy Weight Race. 1. A. M. L. Soares, A. A. Alves, 3. A. Cruz. This was an extra race for those weighing above clayon stones, A prize wat presented for this race by Mr. G. J. Sequeira...
18-6.00 pm. Consolation Race, 120 yards. Open tall competitors (except those in open events). First prize' presented by Messrs. H. Crus & Co. Second prize presented by Mr. C. M. Cairo.
1. L. Á. Oxorio, 2. F. Rozi,
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At the conclusion of the races, Miss M. P, da Rocha presented the prizes to the successful competiton." This over, Mr. Leiria, Vice Consul for Portugal, proceeded to address a few words to the gathering. He said that it had Captain Sellier, will be despatched for the fallen to his happy, let this year to pass. & above Ports on or about MONDAY, the 27th few remarks on the occasion of the second i
anodal meeting of the Lusitano Athletic 1. H. Sequeira (153/5 secs.) 2. E. M. Castro. Sports. He felt sure that everyone deeply 3--135 p.m. Bicycle Race, I mile-(Hand regretted the absence of Their Excellen cap). First prize presented by Messrs. Far-cies Sir Frederick, and Lady Lugaid. Every ralle & Co. Second prize prevented.
1. J. O. Remedios (3.47 mins.) 2. A. V. Bartos.
-4—1.4 › p.m, 220 yards Flat Race (Challenge
ment until the 22nd of June, 197. During Cop) Presented by Club Lusitano. Ta bo and the committee, on whom the success of the
won two years in succession before becoming the property of a competitor. Fire priza pre sented by Mr. T. Neves, Scood price pre
septed.
1. J. F. Castro (13 4/5 sec.) 7. A
Soares.
5-3 p.m. Girls' Race, 105 yards (Handicap) For Girls under to years of age. Post entries, (Cosfined to Children of Subscribers). First prize presented by Club Venniorio. Second prize presented by Messrs. Gráçı& Co,
D'Almada e Castro (16 recs.) 2. G. Pinna. There were 17 entries.
6-3.10 p.m. Thice-Legged Race, too yards. First and Second prizes p esented.
1. 7. H. Hyndman (14 seci.), F. A. Barradas. 2. F. J. Barretto, A.V, Barros.
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7-325 p.m. Final 10 yards, Flat Race. 1, J. F. Castro (117/5 secs.), a F. France, B-340 p.m. Bicycle Race, Three Miles Hand.cap). First prize presented by Oriental Hotel. Second prixe presented.
1. A. V. Barros(ts mins. 12 secs.), 2. J. O, Remedios, 3 A. M. Neves. This was one of the most exciting creats 600 gards bandicap was allowed to Barros, who won by 400 yards. J. R. Pereira, aber a most praiseworthy at temp; to obtain third place, lost by about tes yardı.`
the term of his service the plaintiff from time to time received promotion is the defendants Police Force and in May 1903 attained the rank of detective sergeant. This position be continued to hold until the said 22nd of Juse, 1907, at which date his pay and al lowances amounted to. Tis. 147. and $8. At the end of five years he received three monthsary as bonus and a free second. class passage to England. On the 16th June, 1907, he signed a new agreement to serve for for a further period of three years. 'Oa bis return in March last be reported for detective duty whereupon the following order was issued "Detective-Sergeant Bookless having returned from long leave will revert to vaiform duty at Hongkew station from Monday next, 9th in. stant. C. D. Bruce, Captaia-Superintendent." That order, the plaintiff claimed, was is effect a degradation in sank and, moreover, deprived him of allowances at the rate of Th. 5 por mooth and Mexican 38 and and was in con. travention of the instructions and rules incor porti in the plaintiff's agreement of igh "Juce, 1957, which provided that"a foreign member on return from leave, shall be rein- slated in his relative position in the Force. he plaintiff thereupon wrote to the Captain Superintendent of Palice: resigning his situa Velon, but the latter replied he would not be allowed to resign but would be dismissed for iosubordination, The plaintiff further urged
1. Lance Corph Tallow, 2. Corp. Price that The defendants bave agreements with the Shanghai, Tramways Company, Limited,There were 5 staițere.)
220 yards, Fiat, Race. and other companies and corporations carry- ing on business in Shanghai and elsewhere in (Championship. Open to all bond fidt Amateurs in the Colony, under the Rules of the China by which the said companies and cor porations agree not to employ any person who A. A.. A. First prize presented by Lusita
Football Club, Second prize piciented. has been dismissed from the service of the de- fardists. Moreover the defendants are a powerful corporation and use their influence as such so far as they are able to prevent personE of the same class as the plaintiff who have been dismissed from abeir service obtaining em. ployment in Shanghai and elsewhere in Chine. In their teply the Municipal Council alleged that the Captaia Superintendent's order was not a degradation but merely a transference from one duty to another of identically, the, same rank, and they submitted that the issue to be determined by the Court first is whether
the arder given by the Captain Superintendent was a lawful order. If it is, the plaintiff's re- fusal to obey it is submitted and all other matters introduced into the petition became irrelevant," to the course of the evidence heard on the 15th inst soma curious evidence was heard in the courie of the cross- "examination of Chi.f Detective Inspector Armstrong. The following passages may be quoted: You are a Scotsman-Yes. And a very canny one?-I don't know. And a very 'slow one too?-Perhaps so. (Laughter)~{ don't like to have to put it to you but is it not the case that there is a great deal of jealousy between frish and Scottish detectives ?—I don't know that Bookless is an Irishman. I thought be was a Scotaman. He is described as a native of Feebles, Jedgment was reserved and now it appears that Bookless has lost bis case-Ed, .KT]
(Reuter's}
Italy and Turkey.
Landon, 19th April. It is officially reported in Rome that Tur key is peremptorily refusing to permit the opening of five Italian post offices in Turkey, including Constantinople and Smyma, and je intimating that the opening of them will be prevented.
Italy has decided to send three naval divi. sions-19 Turkish waters, simultaneously pre senting a note to the Porte, pointing out the 2 violations of Trezties.”
9-400 p.m. Half-a-Mile Flai Race. Open to European sailors, soldiers, and
Police.
10-410 p.m..
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1. Mr. Garrett (1) 1/5 secs.) 2. J. F. Carro, This was another very exciting event. Cistre was a good second. This was the fourth race in which he started. Within ten yards of the tape, he looked like winning, but with Garrett just in frost of him he hid to wheel round to Garret's left and thus g vithe winner an advantage who secured the championship of the Colony by about two yards from the second man,
one was aware that' His Excellency had most graciously promised to become the patron of the sports The thanks of al concerned were due to the hon. secretary, the bon. treasurer
sports largely depended, and also on the atten dance of the publ. He wou'd also take this opportunity of expressing his thanks to the prize-donors and subscribers. Those present had witnessed that alternoon many good events, and there was no doubt that the winners were the best men. He hoped to see the suc cessful competito.s win again next year,, and to ses still better contested races next time. To the unsuccessful that afternoon, he would advise them to persevere, and, they would be surprised to find that they were as good as others. Hethed coiled upon all present for three cheers, and a tiger, to Miss M, P. da Rocha, which was heartily responded to. A houquet was presented to Miss da Rocha, sind, the pro- ceedings terminated,
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JAPAN AND THE AMERICAN, SQUADRON.
<FFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
J. MILLET,
Agent, Hongkong, 21st April, 198.
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THE &. Y. K.
A REPORTED ATLANTIC SERVICE, '
According to the Azahl, the N. Y. K, cos. siders that many of the steamers now running on lis European service, most of which are of about 6,20 tont, ara, too small for the trade under the present conditions. It will conse quently arrange to replace some of them by the new vessels of about 8,500 tons which are under construction at Kawasaki Dockyard and the Mijsu Bishi Dockyard at Nagasaki. The vessels thus taken off the European line will be employed by the Kaisha on an Atlantic service. The Kaisha will noi establisha regular service in the first instance but will tentatively endeavour to attract cargo at Amer can and European poris, with a view to eventually establishing a strong, regularilne. When the arrangements are completed, the Kaisha will ask the Govern- ment for assistance and will endeavour to put large and fast vessels on the service, in order to meet the competition of foreign passenger steamers.
The N. Y. K. steamer Blejkiwa Maru (9,000 toos), which is under construction at the Kawaki Dockyard, will be launched on the As was anounced by Reuter two or three 18th, had gother vessel, the Hiram Baru, at at Dockyard at Nagasaki on the weeks ago, an invitation was
was extended by lapan to the United States, requesting that Ms. Kondo, wife of the President of the the American battleship squadron under N. Y. K. will come down from Tokio to name Admiral Evans be sent in Japan on the home. the new steamships. ward voyage from San Francisco, American papers just to hand contain the text of the Japanese invitation and the reply there:o, as follows:
288 DALAI LAMA,
AN EXPENSIVE guest,
A correspondent writing from Hainchou genr Taiyounfo, Stansi, in a letter just received in Shanghai, which has been kindly placed at our disposal, states —
Japanese Embassy, Washington, March 18. Sir,-Under instructions from bis Majesty's Minister for Foreign Affairs, I have the honour to communicate to you that the Imperial Go- vemment, having learned of the.contemplated
The Lama and his followers began to arrive cruise of the United States battleship flest on Sunday, March 15, very early in the mora from San Francisco to the Philippine Islands; | ing and were dubbling in all the rest of the day. are sincerely anxious to be afforded an opport. We did not go out until the afternoon, and by unity to cordially welcome that magnificent that time the great man, was well under fleet and to give an cathusiastic expression to canvas. He left at 6 am. next day, and the the sentiment of friendship and admiration following day he was to make a stay for invariably entertained by the people of Japan religious rites and ceremonies, which are said toward the people of the United States.
* 1 am further instructed to inform you that the Imperial Government is firmly convinced p.m. Boys' Race, 120 Yards of the reassuring effect which the visit of the Americas fleet to the sheres of Japan will pro (Hand cap). For Bays under to years of age.. Post entries. (Confined to children of rub duce upon the traditional relations of good scribers.) First prize presented by Mr. A. Gunderstanding and mutual sympathy which so happily exist between the two nations, and to da Rocha. Second priz: presented.
1. Dick D'Almada e Cairo, 2. Alv ro
express to you the hope of the Imperial Go Dimond. There was a very big number of verament that the fleel may be instructed to starters in this race.
call at the principal pons of Japan in its extend.
12, −4.30 p.ın. 447. Yards, Flat Race (Handed cruise in the Pacific, Accept, sir, the renew.
ed assurance of my highest consideration. cap). First prizs presented by The Catholic
"K. TAKAHIFA. Union. Second prize presented by Mesim. J. C. dos Remedios & Co.
"ELIKU ROOT, SECRETARY OF STATE."
1. L. G. Cordeiro (53 seca), z. J. A.'S, Alves.
13-441 pm. Sack Race, 50 yards. First pre presented by Mr. L. M J. Alvares, Second prize presented,
First Heat-(, F. H, flyndman, z. A. J.C, V. Ribeiro.
Second Heat. J F. Castro, 2. A. V, Barros.
Einal, A. V. Barros, 7, A. J. C. V. Ribeiro 14--500 p.m. 120 yards Flat Race (Handi- cap). Open to Adults over 30 years. First prire presented by Mr. J. J. Leiria. Second prize presented by Mr. G. J, Sequeira.
1. S. Piona (1) secs.): 2, 1. Rocha. 3. V C. Rocha.
15-5.10 p.m Ladies Nomination * Firs prize presented by Mr. F. D. da Silva. Second prize presented by Mr. A. M. L. Soares,
Conditions.
Competitors to 1 mg up at the 20 yards mark
and their Nominators at the 60 yards mark, At the 90 yards mark, cloud envelopes each containing a card with a needle and a plece of | thread addressed to the respective Nominators will be scattered about the field and on the report of the pipol starting the race, each come petitor will
Run up the envelopes and pick up the The Amar Railway.
one bearing the name of his Nominator,
Race up to her and haid over the letter The construction of the Amur railway is
which must be delivered closed.", eeting with opposition in many quarters in
3-Noutinator will opan the letter, thread the Russia; patrious doubling the ability of Russosdley hand it to her Nominte, who will then sia to face, the enormous expenses, and fear coat the distance to the Winning Post First fog to commit Rmais to a continuance of her past the Wisping Post with Daudle properly, adventurous polley In the Far East
Competitors are particularly
Though Secretary Root was in Washington, the reply to the Japanese Note was prepared Lad signed by the Assistant Secretary, Mr. Bacon. It is as follows:-
"DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washingtoo, March 20, 1908. Ik 148 the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your valued note of the 18th instan', by which you are so good as to convey, on behalf of the Imperial Government, an invitation for the Americas fleet sow on the Pacific Coast to visit the principal posts of Japan.
to take place on the first and fifteenth of each mbon. All the Hinchou and neighbouring popolation seemed to have furned out to see the show and the camp was surrounded by a dense crowd. The following were the items expended by the city on the Lama's account and from it you may make your own estimare of the numbers of the people.
foo horses to the next stage at 4,500 cash each-2,250,000 cash,
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Butter and milk 200,000 cash. Charcoal for fires 200,000 cash.
Tea 200,000 Cash,
150 carts to Yuanping 650,000 cash.
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FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNE15):
"SATURDAY, ·
the 29th April, 1008, at 2.30 PM at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road,
comer of tea Home Street art SUNDRY VALUABLE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Comprising an
Intimations.
THE
DOUBLE and SINGLE IRON BED ROBINSON
STEADS and: MATTRESSES, TEAK WOOD WARDROBES with · BEVELLED GLASS, OVERMANTELS with BEVELLED GLASS, MARBLE TOP WASHSTANDS,
·DOUBLE TEAKWOOD WARDROBES with BEVELLED GLASS, TAPESTRY COVERED DRAWING ROOM, SUITE GLASS, CROCKERY, and E.R WARE; CARPETS, COOKING STOVE and UTEN- SILS, &c. &c.
Catalogues will be issued: TEXUS A# Osual, 775
HUGHES & HOUGH,
- Auctioneers." Hongkong, 21st April, 1908.
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FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG-AND CALCUTTA
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"JAPANA
Captain J. G. Olifent, will-he despatched for the above Porta on SATURDAY, tha ayth April, at 3 P..
For Freight or Pariage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON & Co, LIMITED,
Agents. Hongkong, 21st April, 1908
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
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FROM SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND MOJI.
THE Steamship
*JAPAN," having arrived from the above Perts, Con. signees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered, from alongside,
Cargo impeding the discharge will be landed at Consignees' 'risk' and expense into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous godowns of the longkang and Kowloon Wharf and Go- down Co., Limited,
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the" Undersigned.
DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED;
Agents.
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"Hongkong, aist April, 1998.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
HE P. & O. S. N. Co's Steamer
"POONA,"
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FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, MALTA, PORT SAID, SUEZ AND STRAITS. Consignees of Cargo by the above-named
PIANO
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AGENTS
FOR THE
FAMOUS
VICTOR
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MACHINES.
A comprehensive stock
MACHINES & RECORDS.,
Victor
Hongkong, 17th February, 1908,
LIMITED,
vesaal are hereby informed that their Goods are PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each cantigament will be sorted out Mark by Mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.
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Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary before
6 hours.
Goods not cleared by the 27th instant, at 4 P.M,, will be subject to rent,
No Fire Insurance will be effected by me in any case whatever.
Damaged Packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consigner's and the Company's representativo at an ap. pointed hour.
All claims must be presented within tes days of the steamer's arrival here after which date they cannot be recognised.
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No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns.
F. J. AI BOTT, Acting Superintendent. Hongkong, 2151 April, tor8.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN.
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STEAM FOR SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, HIOGO, YOKOHAMA AND KOBE. THE Imperial German Mail Steamship
PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH,"
40 tops of beans and 30,000 catties of straw Captain E. Malchow, will leave for the above placer TO-MORROW, the 22nd inst., ai 6 A.M. for the animals.
For further Particulars, apply to
NORDDEUTSCHER. LLOYD,
This totals up to four or five millions of cash that or 54,000 to $1,000, but it was estimated the entertainment of the Lama cost about διαλύσα,
from the above it will be seen that (be tra-. velling of the Lama in Chion is not an itex pensive matter for the officials whole cities he passes through.. As we stated yesterday the Dalai Lama is to be instructed to retuto 40 Peking for an imperial audience, after which
is to be hoped the pontiff will leave China for his native land without further delay,--N.
CD. Newi.
,
HOBBS MAINTKnance pund,
The following subscriptions have been
re-
"I have the bonour and pleasure to say is reply that the President, to whom I have com- municated this courteous and friendly action on the part of your Government, highly appre ciating this evidence of the bearly good-will of the japanese nation, lias charged me to requested in aid of the above fund by Mr. W. H. you to inform your Government that the United States is most happy to accept the invitation, Williams. The fund will be closed on the
30th inst. It gives this Government peculiar pleasure la accept, because of the long existing and go- broken friendship between the two countries and the sincere regard of the American people for the people of japan.
"I regret to add, however, that the limits of time imposed by the arrangements for the turn of the fleet to the Atlantic Coast of the United States will not permit” a visit, to more than one of the points of Japan
"Accept, Excellency, the ranowed'assurances. of highest consideration, deagazynie
“ROBERT BACON, Acilor Secretary BAROM KOGOKO TAKA
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"PRINZ KITEL FRIEDRICH," having arrived, Consignees of Cargo am hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go- down Company, Limited, Kowloon, whence Optional Cargo will be forwarded, unless delivery may be obtained. notice to the contrary be given before TO-MORROW, tha.21st of April, at Noon.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain ing andelivered 'aster the 28th of April, will be subject to rent, drukke
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All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 28th of April, at 9.30 AM.
'all claims must, reach us before the and of May, 1008, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire Insurance will be effected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the undersigneda de la MA De MartyA WAN NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD;
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TIME TABLE
WEEK DAYS.
7.30 am to 9.30 am....Every 10 minutes. 9.30 am. to 15.00 Lm. ...Every 15 minutes. 11.30 am to 12.45 pm....Every 15 minuter." 12.45 pm to 5 pm....Every 10 minuten. 1.15 pm to 1.45 p....Every 15 minutes 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 pm....Evary to minuter .2.15 pm. to. 3.00 p.m....Every 15 minuter. 3.30 pm to 5.00 p.m. Every 15 minutes. 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 pm....Every to minuter,
NIGHT CARS.
4:
8.45 pm; and 9 pm, 9:45 pm to 11.15 pain, every half hour. SUNDAYS. 8.00 Lm to 9.00 am.... Every 15 minutes, 9.00 am to 9.30 am....Every 30 minutes. 9.30am to 10.30 am. .....Every 15 minutes, 10.30 am to 11.00 am....Every 10 minutes. [1.45 m to 12.00 9000.....Every 15 minuten 12.00 Noon to 1.00 p.m....Every 10 minutes.
1,00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m....Every 15 minutes. 5.00pm to 6.00 p.m. ..... Every 10 minutes 6.00p.m. to 7.00 pm. ..... Every 15 minutes, 7.00 pm, to 8.00 pm....Every 10 minute*/
NIGHT OARS as on Week Dayİ, SATURDAYS,
Extra cars at 375 puni, 12.30 p.m. and 11.45. p.m... SPECIAL" CARS by Arrangement at the Company's Offico, Alexandra Buildings. Das Vieux Road Central:
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