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DESTINATION.

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

Vesakta,

trong sanghai Suchuong vụ Australian Ports, Fa/St Albans... B'bay, v. S'pore, Cba Capri B'bay,Y.S'pore & Pa'ng Colombo Maru

Buslow Europe,

Fiumio, Triesta e....China. Hoihow Haiphong......./Sungkiang - Kobe & Yokohama...Atuta Maru. Kobe & Yokohama... Coblanz London, ... Delta..... London, Antwerp, &e. Sicilia... L'den R'dan & Awary Flintshire, Marseilles, v. Saigon.. Australion. Mar, Harre 'bury Bayern...... MAT

L'don, &A'werp Mhina Maru

loikatio Cebu Minniir, Manila... Wingsang Manila, Melbourne, &efrina Sigismund Manila Atralian Fort Kantano Maru Manila, Iloilo & Cobu Taming

......

Castle Boston & Now York Mancaster New York

Afghan Prince pran Portland, Or, dapan Henrik Fosen........... R'dan 'burg A'wery Sachaon .......

....Mausang

Boy, Japan Tonyo Maru

Jazyk

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Butterfeld & Swise. May 11, at 4 pm Gibb Livington & Co.May 27, at Noon. Carlowits & CoMay 15, at Noou. Nippon Fuson Kaishalay 10 Motchors & Coy $1. at Noon. Andor, Wieler & Co About May 28. Butterfold. & Swire...ay 30, as Noon. Nippon Yunon Kaial. May 11, 11 s.m. Melchers CoAbout May 30,

40.a, N. Co...May 13, Noon.- 12. & O. S. N, Co......About May 17.

Jardino. M'son&Co, LdAbout May 19.7 Messageries Maritimos May 21, at 1 pm. Hamburg Amka Larie May 30. Nippon Yusen Kaisha May 24, Daylight Shewan, Temes & Co. May 20, at 4 pru. Jardino, M'gor

Melckers 15, at

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24, Arnhold, Karborg & fortland &&&15, at Noon

Amka Linie bout lay 26.. Hamburg

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San Francis, Japan Sippen Marafon Kisen Kaisha Salina Cruz, v. Japan. Hongkong Maru.....love Kisen Kaisha S'anFrancisco y, Japan Persia

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Delhi

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June at I p.

2. Tune 17. at p.m.

To let

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and No. 3, ORMSEY TERRACE 70," 47 ORMSBY VILLAS, Kowloon,

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SPANISH DOMINICAN,

PROPERATION. Hongkong, &pa 29, 1911.

TO RE LET.

383

34, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (Shop) Epposite the Post Offics. No. PA, D'AGULLAR STREET, aitable for Godown, do.

THE CHINA MAIL.

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Farticulars on writing to Butterfied Swire May 18, Midnight

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0. 5. N. Co........... About May 25... Harding, Bison&Co, LdMay 14, Daylight.

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May 15. 12, at 1 p.ni.

Melchers to May 12

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Osaka Shosen Keisha, May 14, at 10a.m.

18. Hamburg Amka Linie May

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MANAGER:

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On Current Account at the rate of Two per cent.. per annum a the daily balance. ON FIXED DETOJÍM :—

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Chief -Manager.

Hongkong, April 19, 1911.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

THE

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THE KUALA LUMPUR TRAGEDY.

Mrs. Proudfook Committed for

Trial

TYPEOON SIGNALS."

STORM-WARNINGS ISSULD FROM THE HONGKONG OBSERVATORY,

The bearing of the charge of murder] against Mes Pruudioak we contâpăud où The following Typhoon, siguiala are boint=" May 2nd at Kusts Lumpur Is will be fat on the mast in front of the Water remumbered that it is alleged that accused Police Station, Kowloon, the Harbour

shot

Mr Steward who in said to have. made improper advances to her.

Mr W. C. Ambler gave evidence in the course of which he sorroborated Mr Preadlock's story regarding the meeting with his wife, who be said early wont into hysteries and almost collapsed. She waa sobbing and” shrieking and they both Aupported her and walked towards the hours. She contiuned to talk incoherently. Witness noticed her face was planbod ,with blood and also hor chest and armé

Tho hodien of her dress was ban in two placo Witness.coroborated: Me Proud- Lock's aridenga regarding the" signs of di arder on the verandah.

Questioned regarding Mrs Proudlock's, statement as to a conversation with deceased before the shouting took place, be added that she said that when she got up la got a book Steward also rose and kissed her und said "You ază a lovely girl, and I lore i you," "Sha continged that she sternly romonstrated with him immodisislý and called for the servante and tried to switch on the lights. Her hand then came in

GODOWNS, 95 & 96, PRATA EAST cruntact with the ravulter and she

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CHATER & MODY.

1474 Hongkong, December 6, 1910..

TO LET.

hot him and abot again

Office, the Kowloon Godawas, H. M.S.

amat, and Green Inland signal pisat.

群

A CONE point upwards

Indicates a Typhoon to the North of the Colony:

indicates Typhoes to the North-East of the Colony.

A CONE point upwards and DRUM below

"A DRUM"

A.CONE point Jown wards and DRUM below

ha

ACONE pein, döner warda

tan from the verandak. She followabl him and remembered stumbling at the steps, and could not recollect any more until she was again on the verandah on the servanta sido of the house. Mrs

(ODOWN No. 4, NEW PRATA, Proudlock, witness added, was a quiet

Kennedy Town.

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THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY Co., LD. " Hongkong, May 1, 1911.

TO LET

3052

CECOND FLOOR of, No. 8M, DES

cutepleted with Lift and Lavatories

FIRST FLOOR of No. 4, DES VEX ROAD CESTRAL --

SX ROAD CENTRAL newly

GODOWN in Mangs Laxe good for storage of Wines and other articles, Rest arodonte.

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ARGE HOUSE, known as' ' Dothick.' THE Corporation transacts ovuly des

No. 63, Robinson Rand; electric cription of Banking and Exchange light and gas laid on; Large. tennis court, business, receives money on Current Avegetable garden and stable; with full count at the rate of 2% per annum on daily harbour view. batanece and accepts Fixed Deposits at the

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LI PO LEUNG, following rates:

Hongkong, April 17, 1911.

For 12 months 4 per cent per annum. For C For... 3

31

34 per cont per annum.

+

3 per cent per annual

GEO. HOGG, Manager.

N. 3, Queen's Round Central. Hongkong, February 20, 1911.

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Hongkong, January 24, 1911.

HONUKONG-Interest Allowedi

won, and she and her husband bad nover quarralled As far as he know.

Detective Inspector Wykit deposed that he found the body lying thirty paces from the bottom of the steps of the bungalow. The feet wore on the drive and the body from the knees upward on the gras. It was raining at the time. Witness strück a match and recognized deceased and policed hole on the left temple and a great

deal of blood about. Witness discovered

A CONE paint down wardă unc BALL below

A BALIA

A CONE- point upwards and BALL below

the revolver on the side of the bunge- low, and a woman's hair comb on the other side. Thora-ots empty cartridge cases in the govolver and blood on the| trigger and in the cylinder. In addition to the blood on Mrs Proudlock's face and clothes, her right forefinger was blackenod | from the Colony! and she also appeared to have blood on hor hair. An inch and a bal in the ground

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1911

THE CHENA MAIL

NUTION

Communication relating to news should be addressed to THE EDITOR.

Correspondents must forward their names and addresses with any communes tians addresbed to the Eilter, not for publicstion but aserulence of good faith.

All letters for publication should be written on one side of the paper only. that has already appeared in any other paper No-anonymously signed communication

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M. La Allison Mr Bobio

Mr J. W. Anderson.

Mr C. Mnokäy

Me RSD., Mansied Mr. H. Mallary

Me N. Mody

Misr J. Basanzio Me Broved MET. La Frown Mrs Van Baron Mr G. Butcher Miss E B. Caldwell Mrs J, H. Ohapman Mr E AG Mr J. S. Clark MHG.

G. Palmer

Mr J. Graig Mr F. Dahtio" Mr R. Dale

Mrs J. Davis.

Mr P. Deha Mr M. J. Dostar

Ala K. de Morris G. Murray Mr W. R. Murray

O'Connor

Mr & Mrs O. Faolioch

Mr&Mr Parmant

Mr

E

H. Pond

Mr A. Roid Mr. Ricus Mr. Fondun

Hew J. W, Dougherty Miss Salvat Mr A. Dinka

Mr Lui Chut Sang

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Mr W. Sprinkle Mrs M. Stephens' |

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Alterations nad additions to Advertiso- ments on pages 1, 6, 7 and 10 should be sent us not later than 1-p.m.

New Advertisements „hould be sent in

indientes Typlions 20 the East of before 3 p.m. Colony

indicates a Typhoca

to the South-East of

t'e Colony.

indicates a Typhoca to the South of the Calcay.

indicates Typhoon to the South-West of the Colony,

indicates a Typhoon to the West of the Colony.

of

indicates a Typhoon to the North the Octocy

Red Signals indicate that the contre le believed to be more than 300 miles away

- Black Jignola indicate that the centre

Advertisements and Subscriptions which are not ordered for a fixed pariod will be continued until countermanded.

Telegraphic Address MALL Hongkong. Telephone No 24

The CHINA Mam, LTD.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Mr H. Adant

HONGKONG HOTEL,

Mr J. L. Andrew Mr S. Auroil Mr and Mrs H. EL

Bissell, aura and children

Dr U. Marriott

Mr and Mrs R A.

McGrath

Col. and Mrs 1. D.

Mcintyre

Mr E. H. Melbye Mr H. K. A. Bod. Mr J. Morecki

dington

Mr and Mrs J. J. Misa La C. Boeck Miller Mrs. M. Drown Mr C. E. Brown Mr and Mrs F. H.

Burr

Mr M. H. Chandler Mr A. S. Cattell Mir P. T. Chilvers Mr W. E

Clarke

Mrs.

Mr C. 4. Clear Me H. L. Conden Daldeish Mr N. K. Davidson Mr H. A. Dooley Mr.W, C. Drew

| Mr E. J. W. Eames

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Ehrenfeie

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B.

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Mr W. T. Pritchard Capt. and Nm 3. A.

Purvianco

Mr E. H. Ray Mr and Mrs E. S.

Richardson

Mi C. P. Ritson Capt. J. Robinson Mr E. Safe

near the deceased's heal a bullet wüb fourd I believed to be less than 300 miles away And Mrs Franjob Mr O.'A. Stevens

and another bullet was in the roof if the from the Colony. porch.

The next witness was Dr.ticIstyre," whỏ' | said he examined Mrs Proudlock's head, hoisted only when typhoons exist in such face, neck and thest and found neither positions or are moving in such directione scratches nor bruises. Asked by Mr Wag

Mr

Ma M. A. Friedman

The above signals will, as heretofore, be

Mr J. B. Gilloon hir V. Goulbourn

T. P. Hall {B J.

C. Hamilton Hewett

Mr Deaman Fuller

P.

Mr and Mrs W.

Screws and child Mr and Mrs D. L.

Stere Mr.J. W. Smith Mr H. H. Solomon

Dr. and Mr A. D.

Spalding

:

Mr D. J. Hadley

Mr. D. E

Henry

Mr G. Holman

Mt C. Jamina Mr H.

Jones

file. E. Jourand Mr D. J. Kahn Mr W. Kerr Mr and Mrs J.

King

J.

Mr & Mrs J, Krom

ling

Mr T. H. La

Dr Aubrey

Mrs Bowder

Mir E. Stevens Mr G. Tungnco Men W. O. Taylor Air W. Tong

Mr J. Turner MrA P. Uday Mr M. cit

Mr van do Vyver

Mr E. Walch

Mr F. W. Walker Mr R. H. Whinery Mr W. A. Williams

Mr T. Weight

Mrs T. Wright

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-Mr Lewis

Capit. & Mrs Lydian

Mr and Mrs Bowen Capt. Lypona

Mr Brayfield

Mr Browne

Capt. St. Clair

Capt. Craig

BV. T. de Mar-

nay

Mr M. M. Ma

Mr S.-8. Moor

Lt. & Mrs Cumaung- Mr S. Moore

ham

Mr Dallin

k

Mr and Mrs Davis Mr Disy Mr Bamelt Mr F. A. Frisk Capt. & Mrs Garnett Mr Geil Dr Graham

Capt & Mrs Guthrie Mir Harrison Mr A. Hazeland Mr H. A. Harith Eng. Com. Highton MEW T. Hockaday Mrs Hodgins Rev. Hughes Mr and Ms Hurtoda Mr and Mrs Traith Miss Jack Mr P. Jacks. Mr JORCA Mr Koith

I

Rev. Morton, RN.

Mr Neilson

Ror. Pur

Mr and Mrs Parkins Capt. Parry R.A.M.C. Mr and Mrs Petrie Eng. Comdr. Raudlo Mr Relton

and Mrs Rymer and Mrs Saunder.

cock

Mr E. Scott Mr Sinclair Mr A. Findlay Smith Lt. Col. Stacpola Mr & Mrs Sutherland Mr and Mrs Thomas Rev. & Mra Thombill Mr N. Walker Capt. Waring

Mr and Mrs David

Wood

Me and Mrs Wright

Col. & Mrs Wrig

Major & Mrs Lean Mr and Mrs Leable ey

and children

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KING EDWARD KOTKI.

Capt. Thos. Arthur Miss J. Tepomme Mr T. Aok

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Bryant and child Capt. & Mrs Merlees Mr D. Clark.....

Mr M. Mccier Mr and Mrs F. B. Miss Morris

Creath

Mr. P. Nobbe

MFC. M-Forrest Mr J. Basco Miss M. Gains. Mr A. Grandó Mr Harper Mt Harrison Mrs Hoyna

c/o Li Brotherà, Alexandra Buildings. ner what he wished to establish by this that information re,arding them is com- Hoa and Mrs E. A. Mis W. Sq / Capt. W. Ehehardt Mr Packer

TO LET.

532 ovidence, the doctor replied "If an assault idered to be of importance to the Colony

had been committed. I should have found it or to shipping leaving the harbour. out." He bad beard there had been impro per advances made. Mrs Proudlock was trombling and in an agitated condition.

Kowloon. OUR and Pre-Roomed HOUSES,

New and Commodious SHOPS. NATRAX ROAD, Kowloon, Immediate possession,

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TO LET. ODOWNTM No. GA, DUDDELL

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FOR SALE on TO LIST.

700

ENLIS,' 76. The PEAK; Seven Rooms; Large Verandahs: American Treating apparatus installed, making the

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per aunt on the daily balance...

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ON FIXED DEPOSITS:-

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TAKEO TAKAMICHI.

Manager. Hongkong, March 13, 1911.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA- AUSTRÁLIA, AND CHINA.

INCORPORATED BY, Royal CuArrez 1801,

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£1,200,000– .......£1,025,000

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REZAYE FXD...

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Un Fixed Deposite for 12 months 4%

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Hongkong, May 1,-1010.

THE

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HEAD OFFICE—AMSTERDAL' HEAD AGENCY-BATAVIA,

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Belarus.

ON FIND DEPOMITI I-- For 12 months

Acting

April 28, 1911

Yerk, Ban Francisco, &e.. Ke..

LONDON BARRERS: The Union of

Tandon and Braitlis Bank, Lanted.

year Vegetable and Flower Gardens, Croquet Lawn. 15 nautes walk from tram, 7 minutes by rickshaw. One of the best situations at the Peak, cool in summer- warm in winter.

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URGENT SIGNALA.

In addition to the sbora. when it is

The Magistrate read the f- llowing formal charge to Mrs Proudlock That you did expected that the wind may increase to commit murder by causing the death by full typhoon furce at any moment, the shooting of one William Crozier Steward following Urgent Signals will be made at and hereby committed an offence pussballe the Water Police Station, and repeated

under section 3 7 of the Penal Coda."\\

The Magistrate asked accused if she at the Harbour Office:-- wished to say anything and was reading the usual werning to her, when,

Mr Wegner interrupted, and said that he understood Mr Hereford was going to ask for a postponement, and the agistrate thereupon adjourned the case till next morning.

On the following day plans were put in showing the scen of the tragedy.

No further witnesses wore called.

THREE EXPLOSIVE BOMBS AT LSTERVALA

DY TEN SECONDS. .....

A Black Cross will be hoisted 26 the same time, superior to the other shapes.

NIGHT- BIGNALN

The following Night Signals will be

].

Dr S.

"Нодь

Mr R. Innes Mr R. M. Joseph Mr and Mr E.

Kadoorie

Mr E. A. Keith Mr E N.

King

fr P. H.Klimanek

Its and

Mr

Stainer, R.N. C. Tarler G.C.

Mr J. W. Taylor S. Capt. W. Tulks

Mr and Mrs P. Villongevi

- Miss L. V. Wauzor

Mr G. Wels

Mr and Ms W. D. Miss W. Wilcox

Kraft

Mr H. 1. Mft J. J. Lynch

Mr G. T. Lloyd

de

"Mr and Mrs_ATA.

Wilder

Mr. M. Wood Mr F. W. Wilson

Miss A. Macfarlane Mr and Mrs Young

M

GA. Main, Miss G. Younker) nurse &2 children

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL

Mr and Mrs Aimers Mr W. Jackson: Mr & Mrs Ballantine Madam Javene! Mr W. A. Barnett Mr J. Kinghorn Mr M. Block Mr Gerald E. Maver Mr D. N. Blockmana Mr Win. MoComb

Miss L Parker Capt. and Mrs Bragya Miss Victoria Past

(2 Mis Majorie Pasa

hoisted. From the Flagstaff on the roof of Ir S. G. Bolden

Mr Wagner stated that it might to the Water Police Station at Kowloon, the Miser (2) Mr B. C. PAS

noces ary to engage a Straits lawyer to defend Mex Proudinck, who reserved her defence and was commi tod för trial.

This case will probably be heard on: May 15th if the defence is ready.

Harlour Office Flagstaff, and H.M.Busters Tamar.

Mr G. G.

Barnett Mr O. P. Colon. Mr Thomas Croft

Mr C. A. Pass Mr S. Paul

Mr Harold Fhilli L Throw Lights Vertical, Green, Great Mr and Mrs Fuster Mis F. Keny Groon, indicates that a typhoon is believed. and child

Mr H. Er Redmond Mr W. IL M. Grant Mr A. J. Roland than 300 miles from Mr J. Harback: to be altuated more

Mrs and Miss B. A

Schnedione the Colony,

Mr H. C. Hellis

OAK V. IRON.

| Mr & Mrs Hewett

108

IL Three Lights Vertical, Green, RedMr. Chan, J. Higgin- Is British onk more, durable then iron?) Groen, indicatos that a typhoon is believed] Mr W. B. Hind This question was raised at a London to be situato Is than 200 miles from Mr Humphroys

Mr R. Hope Ceauty Council's meeting during a discan the Colony.. sion on & proposal to abandon the erection [*

T

botham

Mr-T. P. Ivera-

HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT & AGENCY Co., Lan. Hongkong, May 1, 1911.

TO LET.

Mr G. W. Bewell

Mr and Mrs R. H.

Stephenson

Mr. Goo. C. Whitelaw Miss Grace Wyroone Mr H, Wyvill

KINGSCLEEK HULETT

Mr and Mrs L. D.

Mandell Master Mandell.

Me and Mrs Aucott

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