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WELLS FARGO & CO.
EXPRESS.
FORWARDERS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD: SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SHIPPING OF TOURISTS' BAGGAGE AND PUR- CHASES. TRAVELLERS' CHÈQUES CASHED.
ARNHOLD BROS & CO.,`LDI
SHIPPING DEPT:
la, Chater Road.
Phone No. 1500.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To Owners, Captains & Engineers of all Ships Trading to Saigon.
SHOULD YOU REQUIRE REPAIRS, DECK OR ENGINE ROOM OR ANY KIND OF STORES, PLEASE CONSULT US..
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General Engineer's, Boiler makers. Coppersmiths, Brass Finishers. Foundry, Shipwrights, Welding by Oxygen, étc., etc.
ALL AND EVERY KIND OF REPAIRS EXECUTED ON SHORTEST NOTICE. REPAIRS AND TIME
PRICES MODERATE. CUARANTEED.
.BRITISH ENGINEER SUPERVISING. PLEASE GIVE US A TRIAL.
NO JOB TOO'SMALL OR TOQ LARGE FOR US TO UN- DERTAKE. IN THE EVENT OF OFFICE BEING CLOSED PLEASE APPLY TO MANAGER'S PRIVATE RESI- DENCE. 115 RUE PAUL "BLANCHY.
Telephone 300
NOTICE
MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA,-LTD.
AMITSUBISHIJ TRADING],00.) COAL, GENERAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
BOLE PROPRIETORS. OF
TAKASHIMA, OCHI, MUTABE, KISHIDAKE. YOSHINGTANI. HOJO, NAMAZUTA, SATO. KAKADA SHIKNEW, KANIYAMADA BIBA
Bad OYUBAR! COAL MINES. Agenta for SAKITO GOAL.
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HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO,
P. N. HULME, 'Manager.
CONSIGNEES
NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE
"HE Company's Steamship
"KAWACHI MARU,”
having arrived, Consignees of Cargo
are hereby informed their that
Goods are being landed and placed at
their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Com- pany's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and de- BRANCHES AND REFRESENTA-livery can be obtained as soon as
KARATSU, the Goods are landed. TIVES:-NAGASAKI,
Optional Goods will be carried WAKAMATSU, MOJL, KURE, KOBE,
TSURUGA, NAGOYA, on unless instructions are given. OBAKA, YOKOHAMA, TOKYO, HAKODATE to the contrary before NOON VLADIVOS-TO-DAY. MURORAN, UTABU,
Goods not cleared by the 28th. TOCE, PEKING, TIENTSIN, DAIREN,
will be subject THINANFU, HANKOW, SHANGHAI, July, 1918, TAIPEH, HONGKONG, CANTON, to rent.
Damaged packages must be left HAIPHONG, MANILA, SINGAPORE, GALCUTTA, LONDON & NEW YORK, in the Godowns for examination by the Consignee's and the Co's. representatives at an appointed hour on Tuesday & Friday. All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's Arrival here," after which .date they cannot be recognised. No claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA,
Agents Hongkong, 21st July, 1918,
Cable Address :-- Hongkong:-" IWASAKI " Cantor, Haiphont- "IWASAKISAL,"
Codes Al, A.B.C. STH ED., Western Union and Bentley's.
AGENCY FOR THE OSAKA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CO, LTD, OBAKA.
For Particulars Apply to:-
S. KAWATE, Manager, Fo, 14, Pedder Street, Hongkong.
UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS,
The Great Northern Telegraph Company, Ltd.
Changles, clo Tensheng West Tehfootso, from Shanghai..
Mock Joys, Hongkong Hotel, from Tokio,
wongshingloong, from Kobe, KKangmungwha, Taianchan,
from Shanghai.
Kwongshunguen, from Yoko-
hama
Castlecack; from Yokohama. Honjunco, from Tokio Leesaiyai, Bonan Hotel, from Shanghai.
Lansigkey, Hotel, from Shanghai.
Great Eastern
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T. TRING, Act. Superintendent. Hongkong, July 12,1018: Bastern Extension, Australasia a Chins Telegraph Co. Brewster, from Cincinnati, Bulkley, c/o International Bank, from, New York retranES mitted from Bhanghai
Kashiwa, from Yokohama. Leechengbo, Kwongmanloong, from Shanghai
Mr. Bizaifong Co., Dee Vonx Road, from Shanghai. 7. Mr. 81, c/o Zaifong & Go from S Phanghai
Chwanghos, from Ámoy.
2, TË GIBROH
|Hongkong, July 18, 1918,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1918,
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Continued from page 1)
AUSTRIAN NEWSPAPER RENOUNCES SUBSIDY,
Amsterdam, July 91.
The "Cologne Gazette's" Vienna correspondent says: The semi-official "Fremdenblatt" nas renounced the Foreign Office subsidy in order to retain a free hand towards the " Austrian Government
The Foreign Office had complained of the paper's at- titude and demanded that it be at least neutral,
RUSSIAN AFFAI S
A Concession to flermany
Amsterdam, July 21.
The "Rheinisch Westfaelische Zeitung's" correspon- dent says. The Soviet Government, while refusing to agree to a German battalion being sent to Moscow to protect.. the Embassy, has consented to the employment of several hundred German soldiers in mufti.
Birak Captured.
Amsterdam, July 21.
A message from Moscow received in Berlin states that the Czechs have captured. Birsk and the Soviet troops are with drawing.
Allied Officers Under Obs rvation
London. July 21.
In conection with the Murman landing M. Trotzky has ordered the Soviet soldiers not to support the French and British officers, and not to permit them to go from one town to another and to watch them carefully as conspirators against the Russian people.
THE SHOOTING OF THE EX-TSAR.
London, July 1.
A Russian official message states: The Central Executive Committee approved of the shooting of Romanoff and his wife and son were seat to a place of security. Important documents concerning Romanoff, including diaries. he kept till the last the diaries of his wife and children, letters by Rasputin to Romanoff and his family will be published shortly.
FIGHT BETWEEN BRITISH AND GERMAN AEROPLANES,
Copenhagen, July 21.. Three British aeroplanes returning from Tondern were fired on by German warships, and chased by German aero- planes. The fight ended on the Danish border. The three British airmen landed at various points in Denmark and will be interned at Saui. The bomb dropping exploded a great ammunition dump near Tondern.
NAVAL ACTIVITY.
Copenhagen, July 41.
Both British and German warships were seen all day of the west coast of Jutland.. The British warslaps fired at German aeroplanes one of which fell in the sea.
AMERICAN CRUISER SUNK.
London, July 21.
America has announced the sinking of a cruiser without
loss of life.
Later.
New York, July 21.
It was an armoured cruiser that was sunk. The cause is unknow. Three hundred and thirty-five of the crew are known to have landed. The Navy Department reports that 1,156 others are aboard two steamers proceeding to an unnamed destination, all well
SPANISH MINISTER RESIONS,
Madrid, July 23.
The Minister of Marine has resigned..."
A MILLIONAIRE BURGLAR.
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An Extraordinary Incident in Japan.
It is stated that. Mr. Koroto, whose wealth is inherited from his father (who began life sa s ragman and died
multi- mulioasire, and was an intimate frisad of Marquis Okuma), has been generally unpopular in the distriat owing to his arrogant | conduct generally. Ho
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Kobe, July 4-well-known released on bail by the Pro | multi-millionaire living al curators' Offine, and immediately wans, Les provinos, is reported went to Tokyo in the hope to hars been arrested and sent to of being able to get his political: prison to await trial on a charge friends to use their infuence in of house breaking. It appeare his favour, but without success, that is Máy last Mr. Kawadza He then tried to obtain a pasapert Sakesabaro, a wealthy man living for a trip abroad, but his applics at Bioti-cho, Nagoys, rented ation was rejected. In the mean villa at Tomiëshame, a sesaide time the Procuratora continned resort near Yokkaichi, for the their investigatione, sad on the benefit of his son, who' was suffer.[28th ultimo both Mr. Moroso and: ing from consumption, and on the his servants were placed under let of that month the invalid was arrest on a charge of house taken thither from Nagoya, breaking, and sent to prison Behind the house he cooupied is pending examination by the Pre- the villa of Mr. Horoto Seits, & Liminary Cours-Ex. well-known multi-millionaire. who was greatly annoyed at the arrival of a consumptive in the neighbourhood. On the very day on which the invalid arrived Me Moroto bought the vills to which cher, of Oldham, has been sworn the young man had been taken, at 466,200, with not personalty and demanded that the house be £452,701. He died without immediately vacated. Mr. Kawa making a will. His wife pre- ds, however, had paid rent for gecessed him... eix months in advance, and {nistically refused the demand.
At midnight Mr. 'Moroto, who
·* Lelt £466,000 But No Will
The estate of Mr. J. H. That-
VESSELS LOADING AND TO LOAD,
`Destloation,*.
For Freight
Vassel's Name.
Apply To Patched.
JAPAN AND COAST PORTS.
KING EDWARD HOTEL,
Almond Mr R Auger Dive Men "# Barrierhán G Badge W
Course 1.8 1. Albans Mr TB
Dumming Mrs THE Ü
Haywood GR
124, July
Tor AWT
J. M. Co. 26; July'
Hatfield J
Taming B. & S. Taisang Loongsang J. M. Co. 1.6. July Haitan D: L. Co. 6, July
Chipahing J. M. Co. 27, July
Jammes CJ
Laye Mis B
Biobardam Mr& ̧ Bleach E
Starkey, Mr & Mis Stabbing
kson Mr & Mr Todt ▲ LA,
STAB
Keeph J
hold *Who Mrr T
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9, Aug. 9, Aug. 11, Aug.
Wylie Mr & Mrs Wood G G Wright Capt W Western Capt H
KINGSOLERE HOTEL:
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Brenlay Lt & Mrs Lovan Wy &°%C7% W
poleman DE.
| Pessan V
Orellate Mr & Mr
GW
BETADA HW
lkins Min D
Greenburg Mr
KOR Haskett (77 Flodge LES James OP
McNicoll L D
Partington Dr &
MTB.
Rolfe Capt PH Robertson &
Yra John Routh MrWaW
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Bachés Mrs GʻA Scott Holman Shaw JA
Simmons F.B
Ringer Mr &TMM:#ET Button P
Swatow-and Singapore
Shanghai
Manila
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Tientsin
Manila and Batavia-
Karimata
J.C.J. L. 27, July
Shanghai
Wosang
J. M. Co. 28, July
Saigon
Tipanas
J.C.J. L.
29, July
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow
Haihong
ID. L. Co.
8, Júly
Tientsin
Huichow
¡B. & S.
130, July
Shanghai
Sinkiang
B.& S.
130, July
Manila
Yuensang
J. M. Co.
2, Aug.
Nagasaki and Dalny
Yoeldyk
J.C.J. L.
Sandakan,
Mausang
J. M. Co.
Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama
Inaba M.
IN. Y. K.
Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama
Tango M.
N. Y. K.
17, Aug,
Nikko M.
N. Y. E. 14, Sept
HOTEL LISTS.
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Heane Miss R
Innes Capt R
Joh M
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Jack-oo O D
John D'Oyly Mr &
Vrs RS
Anderson Dr & Mrs Kreb H
PEAK HOTEL,
EG
Bleeker JJ
Biring I.H
Little A C Longbald 8
Branch Capt & bera
B
Lauritsen Mr & Mr Leiria Mr & Mrs JJ Lärar WH Loran BL
Adam Mr & Mrs F Mattingly R F
RJ Anderson Miss " Bird OB Burela T Black Major
Meloty a Mr & Mn
Moore Mrs
Moore Mist HE.
Antin D
Beada, C
Lanchberg Capt PF Mackean Dr G W
Hrouk JP
Croswell H
Marlin HE
Kanner Maj CM
G
Madsen B
"saine TJ Delaney J DAD-L THPO
McCann C
Cumming Dr & Mr Vacfadyen D
L
Mota AJ
Cameron B. V
Nowson Mr & Mrs
P
Courtney D
Carron H
NiBOBO J 8 Perry &
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Charousset L
Church Must Stand for Equality ||
is quite a young man, sccom That he had never felt so panied by four of his servants, it sahamed of the Church as when is alleged; made a raid upon the he thought of its attitude in the house, destroying the fenose and past towards Labour, was one of alrusters. Whether or not owing the statemente by the Bishop of to the intense excitement caused London in a sermon at falsworth by this incident, the condition of The Church: minst stand for the invalid became rapidly worse, equality the same life and Top- and he died a few days later.
Infirmation being gay balios of thi
portunition for the slum child
for the dunhows, and - there mant
be: aquality of opportunity:
esah one. I'm alanes
Abbey Douglas
Abraba D
Brayn B. F
R Bumma N
Birrell JD Birbeck R J Barter H A Browall W G Ballion Mrs E B Bulkley JN
Banks
JTA Brizen A
Bruinem J
Chilvers P
Davia Mrs P
Mathiason Mr
Meliore Mrs M
Blair Mr & Mr DK Moninger Mi MM Breakipes Mr & Nightingale Mr &
Mrs OT
Mr F Brazil Vra
Nisbet Mr & Mra H
VeKechipe Mr&Cable J &
Pommeroys de La Plummer L
Diamantidiar & Bitchie D
Mrs
Fany
Miss F Rinch G Eault Madam E Blade Hr M Ellis G W
Diederichsen in D
Ezra Mis?
Saybt CE Se iven HE
Essas Mr & Mrs D Spiort & WP
Evans Master K Edwards F
Gosaler Mra 8 Gry 1
Bucks & Hall Caps TP Hodging Mrs AR Hooper A Shalten
Harper G Hicks A &
Esquia B A
Bytben H
Hodgman C H
Hola DE
Stubbe A T Shenbam Miss H Sweet and Miss C1 Sherwood Hra G Steanaby V Sprett Capt J L Sis Mr TB Styboom W Templeton UF Thompson FG Thomas BA Vermeulen P W
Vint Thor Wondenberg G
Weymouth Mr &
Horton Mr & MEMB
Cadbury Dr & Mrs Ostrofernbow Mrs Carter A
Peddan Miss Pelham Lt Col & Mrs
fary Mr & Mrs FW Churchchill Miss Coburn Miss Coburn Mr&Mrs Coleman G L Cormack Mrs Donnell
Duncan Kenneth
Mr & M;
MY Frans A
Ewert Mrs EM Eyes Norman Mrs Fumagalli Kra Galloway & D Gallion Mei Haywood Mr & Mrs Gibson Cambell Dr Gubbay
'I bursby Perkins T L
Per:ira Mr & MMA
Reid Comdr Roberta WE
Rop Mr & Mrs
Souza Mr & Mrs B
Sherwin Lt Sigveland Kra Skinner Min Smdoff Mr & Mrs Smith Mr & Mrs A
Findlay Smith Mr & Mrs V
Firdh
Smith Mr. H
Hale Mr & Mr BA Sveen Mrs Hancock H Hind W B
Taylor Joseph Mr&
Hodgson Mr & Mrs Valls Torre de Mr
P
Hogg Mrs
Johnson FB Kadoorie Bir Ellis Leavall Mrs
Lammert Mr & Mrs
Goo
Mrs E
Vents Major-Gen F
Vantris Miss
Ward Lt Col Joha
CMG KP Hation & E Wood D
Wilcox Mim V M
ROR
Macdonald Mr & Wilson Mr & Mrs
Litt Max.
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NOTICES...
THE
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GRAND HOTEL.
Honneur 17.3
Ferney HD Johannes F
WaoDonald F
Crus Dr & Mrs JM Oliver CL
Purely WT
Parold GE, Belly PT VALON
CARLTON HOTEL.
Brower N I
Crocker VT"
Cameron Mra FE
Dobinson Mrs E Grade K B
Hurley ES
Harris FT
Meadows Wiss J Petroff Commander
& Mri 8 N Paul B
Stephens Mr & Mr
Tham Wm Karatzky Lt Com Thomson Capt JA MP & Mrs Trukidate Capt Z. Murrell O
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The L CHINA, Voy. 14 Home, arrivad at San Francisco on Wednesday, July 17th 1918.
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