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CANADIAN
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1926.
EMPRESS EXPRESS
QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC
18 Days from Hongkong to Vancouver LARGEST, FASTEST & MOST LUXURIOUS STEAMSHIPS.
Next SAILING to the PACIFIC COAST.
THE
"EMPRESS OF CANADA"
will sail from
HONGKONG
Friday, January 22nd, 1926.
Passenger Department: Fraight and Expresa : .
Tal, U. 752. Tui. C..42.
C. KHAHZAD
WEEKLY to the WEST FORTNIGHTLY to the EAST
Travel in Comfort aboard DOLLAR
President LINERS
DOLLAR President liners have made your calendar your sailing schedule from Hongkong-westward or eastward to Europe
or to Americs, and to intermediate parts of call. Noto below the " fixed day of each departure. This regula ity of servico, mojatained throughout the your, enables you to perfect travel plaas far in advance of your departure.
Notable for speed and steadiness under way, the great oil- burning Dollar liners are ideal for trans-Pacific and round-the. world voyages. With airy, all-outside ataterooms, spacious decks and social bulls, swimming pool, electric fans aud cunning water in staterooms, they offer superior travel comforts. Dollar Line cuisine is world-famous.
TO MANILA-AND ROUND-THE-WORLD
President Polk
President Cleveland
via SUEZ.
Bam.
January 19th January 22nd........ 3 p.m. -and 4 sailings oach month to Manila; thence fortnightly servico. TRANS-PACIFIC TO SAN FRANCISCO
THE
BLUE FUNNE
LINE
/REGULAR AND FAST!
FREIGHT
AND
PASSENGER SERVICES
Marseilles, Loudon, R'dam & flanzen w. Maramilles, London, R'dan & R'birg
acetiles, Loudon, R'din & Glaszów Marabillas, London, Bidam & Glasgr
LONDON SERVICE "ANTENOR" 13th Jan, "DARDANUS 26th Jan.
9th Feb *BUMABCA“ "AUTOMEDON 23rd Feb LIVERPOOL SERVICE
AO HILLES 12th Jan. BELLEROPH JN 27th LAOMEDUN" 161 Fab. "MEMNON" 23th Fab.
annos, Marillos. Hayro, Liv'pool & G'gow Jan, Milos, Living, "wan* Vgo #
anos, Havre, Liverpool & ilang in Gm, Havre, Liverpool & Gissgow
PACIFIC SERVICE.
via KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
10th J. "IXION"
PHILOJTEras 27th Jan. NEW YORK SERVICE "CYCLOPS! 9th Jan. *OYANOTSZE" 18th Jun.
Calling Na York balore Boston.
vid HONOLULU
President Lincoln.....
Coblar: "GACANPACK
Cables NAUTILUS."
...anuary 16th President Clevelaaddanuary 30th"
.... February 18th President Pierce
--and every 14 days thereafter.
5
p.m. 5 p.m:
5 p.m.
"ANTENOR**
"HEOTUR"
"SARPEDON"
T.K.K LINE
HONGKONG-SAN FRANCISCO LINE
sia SHANGHAI. NAGASAKI, KOBE. YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU Soroll at San Fenauto with Noutarra Pacio, Sara Pe & Western Pacido Rolizonda
TENYO MARU From Hongkong.
SHINYO MARU
TAIYO MARU
+
1
F1
January 11th. February 9th, March 9th.
REDULED FARE TO EUROPE.
Fast Class £120 Cabin Class on Atlantic £11? Second Class £80
CABIN CLASS STEAMERS
REDUCED FARES
Bonolulu G$215, San Francisco GS290, Europe £105, £97, £95.
JKOREA MARU...(Onrit Nunki)... From Hongkong... Jan. 24th.
#
SIBERIA MARU
+7
而里
1KOREA MARU
11
"
(SIBERIA MARU (Omit Honolulu)..
STOPOVERS ALLOWED AT ANY PORT OF CALL
For passenger and freight rates, apply toat HONGKONG AND Buanghai BANK BUILDING, GROST FLOOR.
No 4, Das Verx, 'BOAD, HONGKONG, Telephone: Central 2477. 2478 and 705.
DOLLAR
STEAMSHIP LINE
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-
JC J.L
Feb. 20th. April 6th. May 4th.
York Building
Hongkong.
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LIJN.
Tel. Address:
JAVALYN
Tel Coral 1574
KEGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN
JAVA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
Proceed from San Francisco to Los Angeles with cargo only. Proceeds up River and berth alongside Mantetsu wharf at Shangbai
SOUTH AMERICAN LINE
The only Direct serrice between Orient and South Amerios is Japan Hawait,
BAD Francisco, Los Angeles, Mexico, Panama, Paru & Calli,
Agent at Canton. Mesura, T. E. GRIFFITH, Lro.
January 20th. February 24th..
Y. TSUTSUMI, Manager. King's Building.
Tol. C. 2874 & 2875
| Tibodas Tjikini
N. China M'kear
Tikembang Batavia
RAKUYO MARU
GINYO MARU
From Hongkong
11
AMERICAN ORIENTAL
MAIL" LINE · ·
Steamers
Tiisalak Tjimanock
From
Batavia Japan'
Expected Will leave
on or about on or about
10th Jan.
10th Jan.
14th Jan,
13th Jan.
13th Jan: 16th Jan. 20th Jan.
| 18th Jan.
Tilsalak
Tjilobact
i 24th Jan. Shanghai 12th Jan. IN China 27th Jan
26th Jan 29th Jan 30th Jan.
Via Macassar
"Via Batavia
For
Shanghai Batavis M'ear. & S'baia 8' ai & Dalny
| Shanghai Batavia
Maar. & S'baia
The steamers are all fitted throughout with electric light and have accommodation for a limited number of saloon-passengers. All steamers carry a duly "qualified surgeon." Cargo taken at through rates to all ports in Netherlands-India and Australia.
For Freight, and Passage apply to the
Java-China-Japan Lijn.
Vistoria, Vauonnvər k Saattia. « Viatoria, Vancouver Seattle.
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Boston, New York & Bʻmars via Suss Boston, New York & B'mɔro via Sass
PASSENGER SERVICE.
13th Jan. 3rd Mar 7th April,
"PATROCLUS" 5th May:
"ANTENOR" 2nd June.
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Singapore, Marseilles & London. Singapore, aramilles & London Singapore, Harwellles & London. Bingapore. Marsailles & London. Bingapore, Karsolilas & London.
Also cargo atanmore with limited passenger accom/nodailon at specially reduced fares.
JAPANESE STEAMER'S
MISHAP.
STRUCK ROCK NEAR BANKÁ STRAITS,
Returning to Singapore.
Batavia, Jan. 8.
The Japanese stenmor Yamato Maru, with twelve bags of mail from Singapore for Fremantle, rek ports having struck a rock near Banka Straits, and is making Aftcen tons of water hourly in the engine- room. The Captain thinks he can rench Singapore-Reuter.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED.
Per an. Malwa from Europe via ports, January 8-Mr. S. H. Hills, Mr. W. D. Bell, Lady Bell, Miss Johnstone, Mr. and Mrs. Markham, Mr. H. B. White, Mrs. F. White, Maj. Genl. Laard, Mrs. Potts, Mr. E. Wood- ford, Mr. J. M. Meikle, Mr. J. W. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mr. & A. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Gray and child, Mr. and Mrs. D. Austin and two children, Mr. and Mrs. P. Tad and two children and amah, Capt. G: Byers, Mrs. A. H. Crook and child, Mrs. E. Rattay, Capt. J. D. Milne, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Mudie, Mr.. D. L. Lyle, Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. K. Ratsoy, Mre. D. E. Hudson, Mra, Misa and Master Forster, Mr. F. Marshall, Mr. D. Lyon, Mr. J. R. Mooney, Mr. A. M. Buchanan; Mr. A. B. Murray, Maj. and Mrs. E. 0. Alabaster, Mrs. Larter and child, Mr. J. S. Oliver, Mr. W. M. Philip and Mr. W. H. Anders.
N. H. Châu, Mr. 5. Hồ Mr.
Por 3.8. President Grant from Scattle via porta, January 8-BIT Lam Sou-tin, Mr. Wong Man-hin, Mr. C. F. Sen, Mr. D. Wulon, Mr. L. 7. King. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Suckling, Mr. F. R. Murray, Mr. M. A. Razack, Mrs. C. S. Pa et, Mr. H. Ball, Mr. M. W. Hoyre, Mr. Pierre Dupuy, Mr. Chas. Gates, Mrs. Chas. Gates, Mr. Chang Yut-sing, Mr. Leung Kung-fan, Mr. K. T. Konn, Mr. Ue Sai-ling, Mrs. Ue, Mr. A. Muller, Mrs. E. Muller, Mr. A. Lokan, Mr. and Mrs. G. Buse chart, Mr. R. E. Macintyre, Mr. IW.. Wilson, Mr. 1. Everett, Mrs. C. Rore, Miss Helen Bore, Mr. E. D, Cishey, had therefore framed a fresh Mrs. F. W. McMahon, Mr. Stephen charge of larceny.
Lambert, Mr. A. F. Piffner, and Dr. Ashton B. Taiboti
For freight and passage intos and information apply to:-
Butterfield & Swire.
-FURNITURE DEAL.
SALESMAN CHARGED WITH
LARCENY.
Embezzlement Count Dropped.
Ageats.
Wu Tong, A furniture shop salesman, made another appear- ance before Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the Central Magistracy yesterday. On Monday he was charged with obtaining money by fraud, and it was stated that he was left in charge of the Hop Wo furniture shop, and when the manager rẻ- turned, found that it had been turned into a tea house.
Yesterday, Mr. L. R. Andrews, prosecuting, said that as the case stood at present the defendant, was charged with embezzling $672.
Since the case was called last time he had examined the books and questioned the complainant further. The defendant had made practically no entries in the book, and it was difficult to get evidence to substantiate the charge. He
charged]
Defendant was then with stealing various articles of furniture while a servant of the Hop Wo firm of furniture dealers, Praya East...
be cleared.
DEPARTED.
'Per as. Empress of Aslu, January B-Mr. R. Ansotegui, Mr. A. Astrosa, Mr. and Mrs. R. Wallace Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Benjamin, Miss M. W. Benson, Misa L. Campbell, Dr. Dee C. Chaun, Mr. Chin Gim-bim, Mr. P. A. Cox, Miss M. Creighton, Mr. R. Davison, Mr. R. Esser, Mr. Fong Sang-fat, Mr.
Fung Kau-yu, Mr. Ben Fuson, Miss S. E. Glass, Mr. J. E. L. Greensill, Comdr. L. G.
Removed at Night. The manager of the shop, re- called, produced the sales book, and said that after the strike the business could not be carried on at a profit. Cross-examined by Ingham, R.N., Mr. Kai Suk-ping, Mr. Mr. Brooks, who appeared for the S. H. Ko, Mr. P. H. Ko, Mr. Ko defendant, he denied giving in- Chung-hee, Mr. Hyde Lay, Mr. Lau Mr. Lee In-teng, Mr. Y. L stractions for the whole stock to Lee, Mr. Li Gim, Master Teodore Dee
Sun-ng, Se, Mrs. Grace Luten, Mr. 3. L. Mac- Pherson, Mias E. Marshall, Mr. P. W. Massey, Mr.
Mr. D. McLaren, Rev. Father J. Mereto, Mr. Isaac RIB. A. V. C. E. Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Proulx, Rev. R. D. Rees, Mr. H. E. Root, Master A. Ross, Mr. D. Ross,
Mrs. fendant said it had been sold. E. Ross, Mr. R. R. Roxburgh, Mrs.
Miss T. Strijevaky, Strijevsky, Mr. Brooks said that he thought Juanita Stuart, Mr. M. H. Tong, Mr. the case looked more like a civil D. Terrell, Mr. D. Thomson, one than a criminal one, and His Miss T Worship romarked that he had re-and Mrs. W. M. Turner,. Miss A Turner, Miss R. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. ferred to that at the first hearing. R. Weidmann, Mr. Wong So, Miss Wong Yat-aun, Mr. Yip Siu-chung. Mr. M. Yoshibara and Mr. Lanca Cheng.
Another witness said he saw de- fendant removing the furniture from the shop late at night. The furniture was taken from the back door and when questioned, de-
The case was adjourned until next Wednesday.
Lee, Mr. Tong Tin-yu, Rev.
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FOR MANILA
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Copies of this paper on lefs our Officos SEATTLE, CHICAGO, NEW YORK.
For passage and Froight Beaking apply to
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HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE
OF THE
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38. GEMMA
8.8. ZOSMA
9.8. 00STKERK...
Regular four-weekly service Between Japan, Vladivostock, China, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore
AND
Genoa, Marseilles, Rotterdam, Amsterdam,
L
Hamburg, Bremen and North ¡Continental Ports.
Arrivals From Europe.
.
12th Jan.
9th Feb.
9th Mar,
Sailings for Genoa, Marseilles, R'dam, A'dam, Hamburg & Bremen.
58. WESTERDYK ...
98. OLDEKERK
S.S. GEMMA
8.8. ZOSMA
...
28th Doo.
23rd Jan.
20th Feb.
-20th Mar.
All steamers have a limited accommodation for passsengers. For Freight, Passago sad further particulars please apply to
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN,
Agents. York Building
OIL TANK STEAMER "PALUDINA.”
412,0 x 531′x 31′ 0′′ x 8,400 tons d.w. ◄ 3,100 H.P.
Bollt by THE HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK CO, LTD., at KOWLOON DOCK
to the orderof THE ANGLO SAXON PETROLEUM CO., LTD., being one of fosimilar
ressels built in these WORKB to the same order.
Please address enquiries to the Chief Manager:
R. M. DYER, B. SC.. M.IN.A., Kowloon Dock, Hongkong.
fél Central No. 1574.
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