DESTINANON.
Vessels Advertised as Loading.
Australian Porte, &o. Empire B'bay, v. Spore,
Cha. Bonibar Han B'bay,.S'poret Pn'ng/Capri Chefoo & Nowchwang Shansi, Europe, de Yorck. Fiume. Trieste to........|Permiss Mar.. Harry & &'werp Silvia
London, Fe........aye
• Loudon, Antwerp, &e. Nubia
Barsailles, . Saigon..Dumbes
Mar., L'on, & Awerp Miyamuki Mara
Lanila, Cebu & Iloilo Zadra Manila,
Loengsang ..... Manila, Atralian Porte Kumano Mara Manila, Toile & Cobu Kaifong Manila, Melbourne, & Prinz Sigismund.. Ningpo & Shanghai,..Choysang
Now Tork...Surigaon Seattle & Japan Ports Minnesota ....... San Franciscov. Japan American Maru... San Francisco, Japan Tenyo Maru ...... Salina Cruz, v. Japan, Kiya Mara,
SanFrancisco v. Japan Mongolia
San Franciscov. Japan Paras
San F'cisco, v. dapan Korea
Sandakan
Shanghai....
Shanghai..
Linan Chinhun ../Delhi
Shai, Kobe & Thapa YAITS. S'hai & Japan Pasta... Lutzon S'hti, Moji & Kobo... Kutang
S'pore, Pang, Calcutta Namisang
Shai, Maji, Roba, Yms Nore
是
Spore, Penang & C'tta Japan Shanghai & Kobe... Colombo
AGENTS.
Dazs of LazavING
Gibb Livingston & Co July 29, at Noon. Nippon Yanou Kaisha July 11, Carlowits & Co July 12, no Noon. Batterfield at Swire...July 19, 14 pm Melchers & Co... Fuly 12, at 200
18.
THE-DECLARATION OPE
LONDON,
Lord „Lindley's “Viewed
THE CHINA MAIL.
In the course of a letter to the Timer on
HIPPODROME
the Declaration of London, Lord Lindley CIRCUS & MENAGERIE.
Considering the high reputation of those Sander, Weiler & Co.. July 1st Noon. who drafted and settled the Declaration Hamburg Am'ka Linie bout July 1
the infinita trouble they took in framing in P. & 0.3. N. Co July 22, Noch. P. & 0. §. R. Co July 13, at 4 pm and the difficulty of coming to an agra-
Maritimer July Messagarjos
ment when so many discordant views were 1 p.m. Nippon Yuson Kalaba July 19, Daylight.prevented to them, the Declaration, as Showan, Tomas & Co. July 10, at pw. Jadina, M'son Co., Ld. July 15, at 5
2p.m. Nippon Inson Krinh, Huy, at Ngôn Batterfield Swire..July 11, at p.m. Melchera & Co.........
July 18, 4 p.m. Jardino, M'son&Co, LdiJuly 13 at Noon Dodwell & Co, Limited About July 14. Nippon Yason KashaAug. 3. at Noon. Toyo Kisen Kalsta...July 21, Noon.
Kisen Kaisha...July 8, at Noon. Toyo Toyo Kison Kaisha...Aug. 18, at Noon, Pacific Mail an. Cón--- July 14, at Noo
Pacific Mails.s. Co....Aug. 4, at-1 p.m.. Pacis Mail S. 8. Co. Aug. 11, at 1pm. Jardine, M'am &Co, Lauly 20, 85 Noon Butterfied & Swire...July 13, at p. Butterfield & Swire ...... July 15, Midnight.
·P. † 0.5. X. Co............ About July 20 Monasteries Maritimes About July 17. Melchers & Co. faly 14, at Noon.
About July 18.
Jardine, M'son Co.
Maruippos Yusen
S'hai, Kobe. Yhama Yeddored Stow, Amoy Tammti Daigi Maru
S'tow, Amoy &Anping Soshu Maru
S'hai, Kobe Y'hama Snesia
S'hai, Kobe & Y'hums/Ambein
Stow, Amoy & Felton Haiyang.
Jardins, M'son & Co. Ld July 15, at Noon. P. & 0. S. X. Co........ About July 12. D. Nawoon & Co., Ld..July 11, at Noon.
Yusen Kaista Aug. 5. ......Swedish East Asiatic Co About Aug. 3.
Osaka Shosen Kaisha, July 12, at 10a.m. Osaka Shosen Kaisha. J dy 23, at 10a.m. Hamburg Am'ka Linie July 16. Hasibary Am'ka Line July 29, Douglas, Laprak Cofuly 14, at 1pm. Douglas, Lapraik Co. July 11, at 10a.m. Brimun...
Douglas, Laprnik & Co. July 13, at 4 p.m. Wwri, Cfon & Ttsin Kusichow...... Butterfeld & Swire... July 18, p.m. Tientsin
CheonghingJardino, Mom Co, Ld July y 20, at Noon, toria, Tma & Japan Chicago Mart... Osaka Showen Eaisha. July 12, at 11a.m. V'rin, B. C., Sentile &o.Tamba Mamu... Nippon Fusen KataJuly 18, at 4 p.m. V'urer & Sitle v. Japan Ortoric
The Bank Line, La....Aboat July 27. Varrcaver, (BC, &c. Empress of Japan...Canadian to R. Co..July 2, at 6p.m Vancouver, (BC.), &c. Empress of China.. Canadian P'io R. Co..Aug. 12, at 6 p.m.
Stow, Amoy & F'chow Haiching Swabow
Banks
& SHANGHAI
HBANKING CORPORATION
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ..... .
RESERVE FONDE-
Storling
£1,500,000@ 2/- || 815,000,000 Silver...
16,250,000
Rear LELITY
PROPELLTORS
$15,000,000
Banks.
NTERNATIONAL BANKING
CORPORATION
RESERVE FUND
"
CAPITAL, PAID-UP ......Gors 83,250,000 Gozo 83,250,000
Gold 88,500,00U $31,250,000 || HELD OFFICE; 60 Wall Street, Now York. or 815,000,000 LONDON OFFICE: 36 Bishopsgate.
LONDON BANKERS;
COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr HENAY KESWICK---Chairtoari.
G.H. MEDST, Esq.-Deputy Chairman. F.H. Armstrong, Esq. C. R. Lenzmann,
Exc. G. Balloch, Esq.
Andrew Forbes, Esq. [F. Lieb, Eaq,
G. Friesland, Esq. E. Shellin, Fog. C. 8. Cublay, Esq. |H. 4. Sieba, Esq.
CHIEY BANAGER:
Hongkong-N. J. STABB.
MASADER!'
Shanghai H. E. R. HUNTER,
LONDON BANKERI-LONDON COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED,
HONGKONG-INTEREST ALLOWED.
On Current Account at the rate of Two per cent. per annum on the daily balance. JON FIXED DEPOSITA':----
per cent per a
For 3 months
.. 12
.
N. J. STABB,
Chief Manager.
Hongkong, April 19, 1911. ",
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANE.
HE business of the above Bank is con- ducted by the EONGKONG AND
THE
SHANGHAI BANKING
BANK OF ENGLAND.
National Provincial Bank of England, Ltd The Capital and Counties Bank, Ltd.
BRANCHES AND AGENTS
TH
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
THE Corporation transacta every des
cription of Banking and Exchange business, receives money on Current Ac.. count at the rate of 2% per annum on daily balances and acepta Fixed Deposits at the following rates:-
For 3
ד
-For 12 months 4 per cent per afanum.
For .6
3 per cent per annum. 声背 3 per cent per annum.
GEO. HOGG, Manager.
No. 9, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, February 20, 1911.
YOKOHAMA SPECIE
BANK,
ESTABLISHED 1880,
CAPITAL PAID-UP... Yen 24,000,000 RESERTI FUXIS
18,350,000
CORPORATUKIO. TION. Kules may be obtained on a LONDON. plication.
INTEREST on deposits is allowed at 3 PER CENT. per annum. Depository may transfer at their option balances of 9100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK, to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 PER CENT. pez
anum.
For the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation,
PORT ARTHUR. Loyang,
+
Hoyosora-Interest allowed.
altimately approved, is submitted for rabia- cation with such authority ind weight as to throw upon those who object to it the onus of satisfying Parliament that it sught nob to be adopted. Viewed from this point of view, a careful study of ita provisions and of the objections made to them has convinced me (1) thai wo shall
LOCATION: CAUSEWAY BAY UNDER A SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED
“MATSHED.
FIRST GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
DONT FAIL TO SEE THE TIGERS,
'MATINÉES N EVERY SATURDAY, at £30 p.m.
bo no worse of either as belligerents or Children under 12 years Half Price." neutr Is if the Declaration is ratified thau
BOBI FON PIANO Hongkong, June 29, 1911.
if it is not; (2) than if it is ratiled weBOOKING OFFICE FOR SEATS: ahall, on the whole, be much hotter. "off than if it is not. There however, tree objections to the proposed rulet is Barious as to require special notice.
The three formidable objections are thoes relating to food supply; the destruction of neutral ships; the conversion of merchant ships into war-vosseis after they have left the ports of their own country.
1. As regards food supply, There can be no doubt that any war between this country and any other maritime State of impertanes will seriously affect our cour marce and produce great confusion, and suffering, and will raise the price of food and other articles largely imported by us. Nuutrals will be deterred from a tempting to send them. Was risks will have to be insured against, and prices will rise rapidly. All this, which is sure to happen whether the Declaration is ratified or not, affords no reason for rafusing to ratify it,
VISITORS. AT HOTELS,
HANSTONG HONEL,"
Akin Aar, L. Liverpool 0. Jun
June 2017
Antenog, L. Batavia EL June 29. Antilochus, Manila H. June 28. Bellerophon, P. Qual H. Juno. 2, Calahan I. S'pore 0. June 11. Cyclops, F. Canal H. July 4. Dardanus, and p Deucalion, L. HE, 0.
June 2
Idomenens, L. Liverpool July 8. Izion
Jason, P. Canal H. June 27.
Laerton, L. Liverpool July 8. Machaon, L
H.K
H. June 21. Moneiaus, LE,K. O. Jazo 18. Palens, P. Conal Q, June 19. Patroclus, A Home Jano 13.
Perseus, P. Canal O. June 20. Prometheus, S'pore O Jana 24. Stentor, L. R.K. E.. July 5. Tantalus,
849
Telamon, P. Canal (k June 15, Temer, Kobe Hi Vuly 6. Thesous, P. Canal H. July 4 Tilan.
-
Tydeus, L. R.K, 0. Juna 24. Ulysses, L. Bourabaya H, July 6,
C. M. S. N. C
Aiyanax, P. Canal O. June 297 Areas, L S'pore, H. June 19. Kaemun, Is Manila, 0, July 6. Kistrek, L. Liverpool, July I.. Memnon, A. Home June 27. Moyune, L. Liverpool June 24. L.Nyimidon, La Liverpool July 1.
L. HE. BAJano 29. Nelans,
Me EH. A. Apar Mr J. S. Hutchinson Mr I Eolugan MisK.F. Hntelinson Mr N. F. Blanch Mr L. Hutchinson Mr. H. Bradshaw Capt R Innes" Miss Bf. E. Buttars Mr R. M. oseph Bir and Mea G. Mr R. N. Childs Mr P. -T. Chilvers
King MrD. E. Clark
Mr W. C. Br
Mr N. E. Davidson
Deli M. Deligne
Drew Mr E. J. W. Eames Mr and Mrs F. W.
Edwards
Mr and Mrs. H.
Ehrenf ls
.:
e
Mr L. S. King Dr U. Marriott Mr McKeen Mr & Mrs Maurer
MrE. V. Mitchelmors Mr. and Mrs A. B.
Moulder
C. Mr
Mr E. Esroot Mr G. E. Evans Mr J. Forrester Mr H. G. Fisher
Mr Father EW.
Fowler
Denman Fuller Mr and Mrs J. R.
ilbert
Mr V. GoalbouÝTI
North- Mr P: H. Nye Dr E. E. Odell
Mr FS. Odom
Mr H. G. Parading Mr V. d' Oettingen Mr Ernest H. Pond Mr. A. T. Prichardi. MrE.
E. H. Ray Mr J. H. M. Robert
BOD
Mr F. T. Graig Mr J. W. Smith
Dr R. L. Shanklin
MD. M. G. Gratama Mr E. H. Solomon Mr W. Gronjohann Dr and Mrs A. D.
Mr and Mrs HannibalMiss W. Square MFJ. C. Hamilton
T. P. Hall Capt.
Spalding Mr J. Spittles MaT. F. Hanson Hon. and. Mr A. Harrison
i Hewett
Dr S, Hough
As matters stand, food and many other things can be declared by any belligerint to be contraband and be treated as such if it is strong enough to enforce its own views in spite of the protesta and opposition of ita opponent nad of other nations. Not insisted, and still insist, that they are en- only is this trac, but some nations have
| titled by international law (as they under- stand it) to treat food for their enemies as contraband and to take it accordingly, even from neutral vessels. This is not the English view of interunticaal law; but it is the view of some other nations, and their views cannot be ignored. The Declaration (by Articles 21 and 33 to 30) puts stop to this view by declaring food and many other things to be con- traband only under certain circumstances. One of these, however, is if consigned to "place serving as a base for the armed forces of the enemy" (Article 94). It is Mr contended that every port in the United Mr L. P. Fiege
Mr J. T. Gald Kingdom to which food-carrying ships
Ningshow, L. Bateria, H. June 23. Ownia L. Liverpool, June 24. Polyphorus, Batavia, H. July 6. Ping Suey, L Samarang H. July 9. Protesilaus, L. H., O. June 14. Tecakal, L., S'pore U. June 3. Yangtze. L. V'hama H. July 6
C. N. C.
Anhui, L. H.E. for Canton July 8. Chonan, L. HE. for Canton July 6. Chinkiang, L. EL.K. for Ningpo & 5'hai.
Jane $8.
Chihli, L BE. for Chin-wan-tao July 7. Changchow, L. H.K for Amay and S'hai
June 23. Changsha, A. HR. July Chinhus H.K for S'hai, July 2 Hanyang, L. H.K. for Port Courbet July 7. Haihow, L. H.K. for Swatow & S'haiJuly7. Haichow, L, H.K. for Canton July 7.
LH.K. for Shai, Mísy 31. La H.K. for S'hai, June 29.
H.K.
for Amoy, May 28
I
I. H.K. for S'hai May 28,
Lt. and Mrs C. E. Kalfong, A. H.K. from Manila, July 7,
Stainer, R.N. Kuikiang, LH.K for S'ha, May 18.
Kweilin, L. Hongkong, for Amay May 2 Kueichow, L HK, for Wei-hai-wei, June
E. A. MR. J. Tabis
Mr EJ. Waterman- Mr R. E. West
ASTON HOUSE.
Mr Norton Bell Miss M; ell Miss B. Bell Mr F. Bosch Mr Brodvad
Mr Brown
Mr G.
a
could practically discharge their cargoes may be decided to be a base for the supply for ita armed forces if we were at war; and that the Declaration exposes us to greater risk of starvation than we should be ex. pozed to withmut it.
The real truth is that the starvation of this country in case of war will not depend on the Declaration, but on whether we can protect our sexborne commerco.
Chapu Mr J. Chapman Lieut. Coville
Drenhin
Mr W: J. Goodwin Mr M. Gourve
Gourgoy Men Grant
Mrs K. de Morris Mr P. R. Nalarm Ar Trung Nai Đạ Mr M. D. Pease Bir nd Mrs Perkis
Mr & Mas Pernant Mr & Mrs Piper
Mr. Rey
Mr L Ronden Mr Jno, Row
Mr J. H. Schlager Mr W. Schmoder Mr P. K. Sizer Mr J. Smith Mr W. Sprinkle Mr L. Stevens Mr H. E. Summer Mr J. Turner Mr & Mrs Urban Mr A. Vapperean Mr V. Vagabil Me E. H. Wagner Miss M. C. Macedo Mr G. E. WASK Mr T B. Walker
Mr and Mrs Mitchel Mr WA. Wiliam Mr N, Mody pres
Mr F. Hanitzach Mr L. S. Humes Mr E. M. Jonca Mr J. Joseph Mr W. Langschwager Mr P. A. Tapirque Me W. Lehmann Mr T. Lowth
KING EDWARD BOʻSIM
Mr G. W. McEwen
Capt. Marloes Dr Muller
Mr D. Nicholl Mr AP. Nobba
Panemore Capt. & Mrs W.
Dr Schutz
Scott
Mrs G. K Consul A. Segura Mr E E. Smith Mr and Mrs Stewart
and abild
Takati 11 B. Dr Thom Mr Red. Goo. H.
Waters,
9. The destruction of neutral prizes.. Here again we must ask ourselves, What is there to prevent such destruction now 1 Miss L Arnold- HEAD OFFICE-YOKOHAMA
What is there to enable a neutral to obtain | Capt. Thos. Arthur': Mr & Mrs McLean BRANCHES AND AGENCIES:
compensation if his vessel is destroyed by Mr and Mrs Bosto
| Mr M. P. Beattie KOBE.
NAGASAKI.
a belligerent? All he can do is to seek Dr Belilice
· LITONE.
redres in the belligerent's Prize Court, New Your.
Mis Botinetta SAN FRANCISCO. HONOLULU. Bonar. and from some of those Courts no redress Mr and Mrs Bridger
Brandt SHANGHAL. HANKOW. Newcuwant. can be obtained. The Articles 48 and 49 TZENTAREX
PEXING.
. ANTUNG.
and num DALNY TI-LING, of the Declaration certainly improve bis Mr K. Bysuck MUKDEN.. CHANG-CHUN. position. Article 48 prohibits the destrus Dr Dansow. USAKA.
tion of neutral prizes, Article 49 makes Cept. W. Ehrhardt same exceptions. The two articles taken Mrs E. E. Elsen together throw
Miss M. Gaints ou the
the belligerent the burden of justifying the destruction and Mr H. George On Current Account at the Rate of 2% entitie the neutral to compenantion if Miss O. W. Hargis per annum on the daily balance,
the Court decides in his favour, and Mr A. Harper Article 51 does the same. But we have Mr T. Hood not been able to induce other Powers to go Mr John Lennox further in this direction. The result is a Miss Lepristo compromise, and one which is better than bir F. R. Marques having no rule at all, and better than lear. ing each nation to enforce its own law. The provisions for compensation (Articles 50 to 53) are all in favour of neurals. Mr. D. Abell Mr W. B. Hind Under the Declaration no neutral prise en Rov. & Mrs AndersonM: & Mr H. Huxham be lawfully destroyed unless the exptor coa
Mr. Frode Huxham Phare many things which he may not be Miss L Lahley Mr T. P.Ivers
and hich he certainly will not Mr & Mrs Ballantine Mr and Mrs M. A. have to prove in the Courts of his own Mr W. A. Barnett
Jackson country unless the Declaration is ratified. Mr M. Block This is an adonbted gain to neutrals; and Mr G. G. Burnett
Mr. G. Bolden Mr. & Mr. Jenkins the new ruim not only do not restrict the
--- and 4.obildron practice of this country whin at war, but Mr and Ms A. H. Madam Juvenal extend our rights, if we choose to
Carrell extend
Mr Imil Lange them
MJ. H. Mal ett Mr. M. Blestrand Miss L Parker
1517
Fur 12 months .........: For 6 months For 3 months
ON FIXED DEPOSITS:-
....4% per annum,
X.-J. STABB,
Chief Manager.
Hongkong, January 24, 1911.
THE MERCANTILE BANK OF
INDIA, LIMITED.
TAKEO TAKANICHI,
Manager
Hongkong, March 13, 1911.J
£1,120,000 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDI
MA AATSCHAPPIJ.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL... .....£1,500,000 SCESCRIBED do. PAID-OF do.
.....3 542,500 RESERVE FOND ................ ..€ 925,000 ЗАУЖЕНН
(NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY).
LONDON JÓI: Érock Bask, LiTED.
INTERESTallowed on Current Accounta
at the mte of 27% per annuin on the Daily Balance.
OF FIRED DEPO UTA —
PAID-UP OAPTEAL BINERYE FUND
For 12 months.
ESTABLISHED 1824.
...FL. AL,000,000 (£3,750,000)
About
FI, 6,832, 236, ——(2652, 636)," HEAD OFFICE—ASTERDAM HEAD AGENCY—BATAVIA,
Mr and Mrs J. Way Miss M. Grace Wilson,
GRAND CARLTON HOTEL:
wad child
Mrs Collier
3. The conversion of merchant vessels blisses Collier into war ships. This can be done now in Mr Ernest Cox
24.
Kwango, LH.. for Bwetor and
Nowchwang, June 15,
Linan, L. B.K. for 9'hai Jane 29. Luchow, Up North.
Nanchang, H.K. for Swatow and New.
"Ehwang, July 1. Ningpo
L. H.K. for Amoy & Bhai Junu
Pakhoi, Up North. ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈
Sungking, L. H.K. for Haiphong July 5. Singau, AH.. from Haiphong, July 6 Shantung. LH.K. for Hangay. Szechneu, Up North.
Toni, L. H. for Manila July 6.
Taming, & E.K. for Manila, June 27,
A. H.K. for S'hai, June 4. Taiyuan, A. H.K. for Aus'lia, June 14, Yochow, Hongkong, for Amor and
Shanghai, May 9, YERDA LHK for Amoy & S'hai July 2 Wahu, AH.K. Jaly 7.
N, D. L. O. L.
Anghin, L. H. for Santow, June 16. Chowtal, LHK for Hoibow & Spare
July 7
Choising,
L. H.K from Hoihow & Spors May 23.
LH.Er Swatow and
Dorn July 5,
Kohsichang, L. HE for Haiphong and
Bangkok, June 17.
Koongwai, L HK. for Hoihow June 16. Loosok, L. B.E. for Bangkok, June 22 Locksun, A. H.K.-July 7.
Machew, L. E.K. for Hoihow & Spore,
Juno 2 Petchaburi, A. H.K-July 7. Phranang, L. K.K. for Huihow and S'pore,
June 30.
Pitsanulok, L. H.K. for Swatow and
Bkok, Jana 26.
Parlat, AB.E. from Bangkok, June 18. Postoag Rajah,
A. 8.E. from Bangkok, June 7, A. I.E. Jane 24
Baburi, L. H.K. for Swates & S'pore
July 1.
Samsen, L. R.K. for Bangkok June 17. Tinta, L. H.K. for S'haj June 16. Wongki, A. H.K. June 30.
INK MATHEUS & Co., LD. JARDINE Cheongshing, L. HE for Swatow and
Wei-bar-wai, July 1
Chuang, L. HK for Port Courhat Jane
25. Choysang, L. H.K. for Bestow & Shai
June 20
Chipshing, LK. for Canton July 7. Fausang, la H.K for Koba & Yurohaza
June 14,
MONDAY JULY 10 1911
Narrow YU KARIA, Aki Marte, A. Rondon," June 16. Awi Maru, I Thams for Beattle, Juus 7. Abuta Mard, In HD. for S'pore Jana 11. Bombay Maru Le Robe for Moil, July 1, Bingo Maro, LA LK. for 8 hat June 20, Daylon Marn, E2 H.E." for Spars June 27. Colombo Mare, IA H. K. for Sat July 6 Chikuro Maru, IA 9
Shanghai, for Hoog: kong May 14, Chikuzen Maru, L. Yokohama, for Shang-
bal May Kahmi Maru, L Shanghai, for
Yokohama, May 20R, AURA
Hirano Maru, Suea for Colombo, June
Hasta Mara, 1. H.K. for Bombay, June
14.
Found
Hitachi Maru, L. Moji for H.E. Jaly 1. Inaba Mars, L. HK. for Keching, June 20. Iyo Maru, L. H. for Kobo July 6. Kamakura Marth Kawachi Marit L. EK for S'pore June 16. Mara, L. Shanghai for Fokohama May 27, Kumano Maru, H.K. for Kube July 5. Fagn Maru, L. H.E for S'pore, Jana 7. Kamo Maru, A. London, June 8. Kitano Mars, L. HE for Kobe, June 29. Karagawa Mara, P. Canal for Europe,
June 9.
Miyaki Maru, A. Kobe from H.K., Jun
13.
Mishing Mawalan deng Pre-09- Nikko Mara, I H., for Australia July 7. Sado Mara, at Sosthle, May 12, Soyo Maru, P. Canal for Colombo, May 16. Tamba, Marn, L. Kobe for Mojs June 3 Tos Maru, L. Bombay, June 30. Tango Mart, A. London, May SL... Walasa Marts, P. Canal for Colombo, May
19, Karata Maru, Manila for Australia,
Juna: 11. Yamaguchi Maru,
Garaz Noara & S. Co. Minnesota. I. Scattle, June 10.
HAMBURG AMESIxa Love, Alesia L. Hainburg 0. June 24. Ambria, P. Canal 0. June 27.1 Aragonia, A. Manila H. June 30. Arcadia, L. S'pare 1. June 14.1 Bayarn, P. Canal B. July 4 Bir A. Hamburg Jane 27.
L. S'hai H. Jaly & Briagavis, d. Thame July 6. Freienfels, L. B'pare H. June 20. Liboris, Aanila 0. June 30 Loongmoon, A. H.F, from Saigon, July 5. Lycemoon, L. H.K. for sigon, June 25, Preassen, L. Hamburg June 20. Rheinfels, L. Hamburg July 7. Sachsen, P. Canal H, June 27. Saxonia, A. Tako O. July 1. Sandi, L. H.KF. Jane 95. Segovia, L. Manila 0. June 23. Senegambia, A. Europe June 9.
P. Canal 0. June 16, Sithonia, L K. H. Jan 25, SATON L. H. E, July 7, Spezia,
LEK, O. June 28.
Suoria P. Canal H. June 16. ilvis, Lhama H. July 2. Vandalia, La S'pore H. June 17.
P. & O. S. N. Ca
Arcadia, L. H.K. for S'pore and Bombay,
Jaro 24.
Assayo,. Li H.K. for B'hai July 6. Borneo, A. London June 9.
Ceylon, I. . K. H. June 30, Candia,
Devanha, L. H.K. for S'pore, May 27. Delhi, L. H.A for S'pore" June 10, Delta, A. H.K. from S'hai July Nora, A. Penang. 0. July 2 Nile, L. H.K. H. June 15.. Juhia, L. H.K. O. June 4, Marmorsy, kv
Palma, A. London June 18. Peshawar,
Palawan, London, May 18. Poons, LH.R... O. May 20 Syria, H.KO. July 2 Palermo, L. H.K. O. June 28.
Sunda,
Sicilia, A. London July 2. Socotra, P Canal, O. June 30, Sumatra, P. Canal H. July 4. Simia, L. H.K: 0. Juna.16.
MESSAGERS MARKER.” Australien, A. London Ja
June 27. Armand-Babic, LHK 0. July Dumber, LH.E. 0, June 10. Ernest Simons, L. HE H. July 6. Nar
A Marsailles, July Polynesien, A. Home, May 12, Salazio,
Tonkin, L. H.K. H. June 20. Tourne, A. Marseilles H. June 8 Ville de la Ciotat, P. Canal 0. June 6, Tars, P. Canal 0. June 27,
Ambien, L. H.K. for Babang June 11.
MELсaus & Co.
Cathy, L. S'pore for Copenhagen, May 1. Indien, L. HE. 0. June 24, Neckar P. Canal O. June 27, 2 Sinn, L. B.K. for S'pore June 25,
NORDBRUDICHER LLOZD
Benalanch
Basdoran P. Canal 24, July 4. Bangloo, In Cebu April 29. Banlawers, P. Canal O. Juite 20 Bealaria L.B.K. O, June 93.
Benmoohr, H. K. for Kobe Jusa Benledi, H.K. O. May 26, Benvolieb, L. H.. for Nagakuns
CANADIAN PACIFIC Co. Empresa of India, A. Kobe B, July 7. Empress of Japan, IA Robe O. July Empresa of China, & Vancouver July 1 Monteagle, A. Zokkaložit D. Jaly &
Barged, I EL.K. for Kadat June 22. Bualow, A. Gero H. June 28. ~ Cotton, L. E.K. For Manila and Australia
JJune 18 Durflinger, A. S'pore H. June 19. Gueisenau, A Gença July Kieist, A. England, May
19, Luetzw. L. Colombo 0. July 1. P. 2. Friedrich, A..pore H. July 2. Priz Laidwig, A. Bremen, June 11. Prinzen Alice, A. S'hai Jane 30, Prins Waldemar, A Sydney, May 31. Prina rigismund; a Sydney, June 13, Yorck, A. Shai D. Jane 17.. DODWELL & Co, Bremer, L. Home (). June 80.
Chins, L. Honolulu H. July 7, Kor Frisco July 5, Manchuria, L. Fama H. July 6. Mongela, A. H.A. July 7 Siberia, A. Frisco July 6, Paris, L. Honolulu 0. July 5,
Hercala, A.E.K. July 1. Hemier Ibsen, L. H.K. H. June 22 Bygis, I. Manila H, May 30
Tore Kaze Kanal: America Maru, E T'hama for Kobe July Buyo Maru, A. Valparaiso July 2. Chiyo Mara, L. K. for Keelung
Frisco June 30.
Hongkong Maru, -L. Yhan for South
America Jaly S
"Катя,
Kiyo. Hara, Honolulu for June 28 ma Nippon Mara, A. San Francisco, June 1, Tengo Mr L. Honolulu for Y'hems, M: June 27.
USAKA BHOSEN KAHUKA, Canada Mary, A Skai Jaly 8 Chicago Maru, A. H.K. July Mexku Maru, L. Tokachi for Shitidas,
July &
Panama Mara, A. Victoria July 8 Seattle Maru,!
L'hamn for Victoris
June 20.
Tacoma Maru, La Victoria for T'hams
Jan 24,
Artatoon poar, L. H.K. for Spurs,
June-19
Catherine Apcar, HE. July 3, Gregory Apcar, L. H.E for Sini June 30, Japa, AEK, July 2 Lightning, L. H.K. for S'pore June 21.
JEM & Co.
Carl Diederichsen, L. Haiphong for H.K,
July
Clars Jebsen, LFE for Surabayados 18. Germanix, A. H.K. July 3
Helene, Li H.K. for Pakhoi, June 20. Johanne, LH...for Swatow, June 29. Marie, A. H.K. June 23, Mathilde, LHK for Hoihow and
Euphong July 6.
Signal, H.K. for Haiphong, Jane 29. Triumph, A. EK July 7. **
JAVA-CHINA-Japan Lusin. Tjibodas, A. H.K. July 6, Tjikini, L. HE. for Batavia June 24. TjLatjan, L. EL.K. for Estaria Jaly d
ivong, A. HE. from Mike, May 29. Cimahi, L. H.K. for Bataris, June 11. Tjipanas, L. E.K for Bateria May 27.
PEK, for 8'hai Juno 17,
▲. H. E. June 10, ---
AR. MARTY Hongkong, L.-H. for Hoihow, June? Hapo, L. H.K. for Haiphong Jane M. Eue, laid up in Hongkong.
E-Homeward 0.=Outward
Leaves or Lefty A.Arrives or Arrired.
P-Passed H.K-Ronghong.
The Editor would be grateful if Storm
Ship Company Agents would assist him in keeping the above column up to date by Occasionally cutting out their list of steamers and sending same to thin, office with corrections and additions.
Dr Aubrey
Mes Bardior
-Mr Lewis
Mr and Mrs Bowen Capt Lyons
Mr Bayfield
Mr Browne.
Capt. St. Clair
Capk Craig 1LA & Mrs
Cumming,
Mr Dalling
Me and Mrs Davis Mr Day
Mr
Capt & Miss Garnett Mr F. A. Frink
Mr Ghall
Dr. Graham
Capt. & Mrs. Eyddon MV L. L. de Mar
Mr M M M
Mr S Moore
Rev. Morton, N Mr Neilen Bev, Pegg
Mr and Mrs Perkior Cept Perry R. AMO, Eng-Coma's Randle Mr and Mrs Petrie Mr Belton Cape and Mrs Byner
Capt. & Mrs Gathrio Me and Mri Samaders
Mr A. Fazalin?
MIHA Hewit
Mr E. Boott MA
Eng-Cat Highton Mr A MEW&T Hockaday Lt. Col.
Filodgins
Rev. Bughok
Maand Mes Hurtada.
Mr and Mrs LiraiKY
Mise Jack
Mr P. Jacks
Mr W. Jackson Epoksang, L. H.K: for S'pore. June 28. Ettrickdale, L. H.K, for Nagasaki, July 5... Mr Jones
Mr Goo. C. Whitelaw
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any port of the belligerent or any of its Mr. W. L. M. Grant Min. F. Resy allies. It can also be now done at an by Mr. Harbackar & 3. Roland sny belligerent which is prepared to taker W. F. Hast Mr. GW: Sewell- the consequences. The Declaration Learen Mr & Mrs Hewett Mr and Mrs B. B Inatters as they are, sa no agreement can Mr Chin. J. Higgin Stephenson **** be come to. But it would surely be most botham: unwise to refuse to ratify a valuable not if BRANCHES Singapore Penng tion, simply because they do not forms so rules agreed upon, after careful considera. Shanghai, Rangon, Samarang, Sourabaya, Djember, Cheribon, Tegal, Fecalongan, complete a cada as could be desired, Mr B M. Baird Pasoeroes, Tjilatjop, Bandoery, Fulang atified, privatooring, which was practically Mr Evans
It is said that, if the Declaration in | Mr A, B, Crow Medan (Deli), Palembang, Rota-Radja abolished in 1868, will be ravived and be MO Broga (Achocu), Macasar, Baulfermasin.. THE OHARTERED BAN COINDIA Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta, Bangkok, refuge ratification of the Declaration will not Mr Frod, Jolinson
Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo, as bad, if not worse than ever. But to Mr. Gilbert Saigon, Haiphong, Hanoi, amoy. Toks improve matters; they will simply romain in Me
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F. 0. MACDONALD,
Acting Manager
Hongkong. April 28, 1911.
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Mr. R. J. MoonY MF Muller :
MrF. W.G. Narnings Mr Bait Faul
Mr. EL Parkhill
bama, Boba, Melbourne, Sydney, Now Tala respect as they are, Li Capt. RA. Johnson Mrs A, E.
Mr The Fro rom Mz zon York, Bag Fmacio, &c. &c. ing the agreement to abolish
Mr E. Schma LONDON BANKER-The Unima
it is still competent to ona of the slymtories Dr F. Koyt Mr Sha of London and Smiths Bang, Limited into the Declaraticit of 1806 to conyers ka Mr and Mrs Chas. G. Mr & Mrs Skenslin - ...£1,200,000
The Bank bays and sells and zoceives for marclient abipe into war s
war ships at se,
King
Mr B, Taylor £1,625,00% collection Billa of Exchange, issued letters wherever, also it can, is, will be squall- Mr G, Lane Mr E T fraadgold
of credit on its Branchos and oromond the antea competent for was for our
competent for the other signatories to do Mr OC Miller Mit JWilson 1,200,000) entz in the East, ou tão Cuctinent in Great (onomica. If they cau arm, their liner and Bir. Fred. HWyrl
Mr W Holmes! Bird C. Wood Britain, America, and Australia, and trans. acte banking business, of every description commercial ships, a est so on. The strongest would get the boss of such warfare
that can pos
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On Fixed Deposita for 22 anontha 4.
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who think that the Declaration ought to be Although I heartily concur with those
the clearly afpressed pode ratifed, it should, 1 think; be sai interpreting it regard the admirable Report to
wwed objetThere
a MST-F. Mr C. Stewart Mr and Mrs: 7B. Mr H. W. Kolijoha
*apell &'ohildren's Me AdS7, Seidel
Ollarton de children Mr HCVS/BLOG
Hop, HX, Joly L
Sarugs, A. S'hal IL July 2
Castle, P. Canal, O. June 18,
AUSTRI LLOYD,
LH.K. for Singapore June 14. Ghazee, A. Boston, June 2 Haugang, H. July 6,
Lou A B.E, July 6. -Kwongsang, L. H‚K. for Port Courbet Montrose, A. New York July 2.
Jude
Mancaster Castle, L Manila H.
•May Kumsang. L. Calcutta for Straits & H.K.Pathan L. HE E July 28h Vegas.
¡Juns 30,7%,
Setastas, L. Now Yak for H.K. June 10, Intang, L. S'pore for E.K. July 5 Sikh L HK. 0. June 23, Loknug, HK for Bwatow and but,
Nawchwang & Chefoo Juas 10. Loongsang, L. H.K. for Mails July 1. Ining, HK. for Singapore and Cale Mausang, L. E. H. for Sandakan, June 14,
cutie, July ant
Namsang, LEK. Iar Shad, June 20. Onsang: L HK for Chin wano July 6. Buising, A. HE, July Leag
Worang, L. Hongkong, Apr1 10. Tungahing, L. R.K. for Fothow July T Tingang A Hongkong, April 9, Wingsang, L. HE for Hankow Jane 11. Yashing HK: Lai Foochow June 18,
Cat
Breamslire, A. Kobe H. June 10,
tshire, P. Canal O, Juns & hathire P. Conal, 0. June 27
bire, A HK, H. July 3 akire, P. Canst H June 2 morganshire, P. Canal H May 30, nmouthshiro, A, Singapore H. June 12
L. Colombo 0. June 11
June 20%
China, L. H.K: H-May 26. -Aurora F. Cazzal 0, June 16.0
ELF. Ferdinand, A. EK, E. Jane 29. Nippon, Paul 0. Jane B Persia, LH,K. O. Jano 18, „Vorwäerta, & Landon May 26,20
BANK LIN Jesoric Laveria, L. H.K, Kummeria, Bams, O: June 22
for Keelung & Victoria July 1
Ortaria, L. Maji for Shai, July 2-111 Bavaria, A. Vautover, June 8.3 Strathardle, A. Vandover, May 13,
Rubi, A. H.K, July 7 Vairo L HK for Manila, June 30,
July 8 Glenlogin, L. H K, O. done 15. Glentoy, 11 HK. 0. May 19. Glenstram LEREM Clasbena P: Canál, O. July 2
Er Keith
day Sraith
Major & Mrs Lean Col
Mr and Mrs Louble
and chudrey
Mr H Mixtay Bain MrR
Rome
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Mr O. Brown
Mzand
MF E. Courmant
Kies Fairk
Sooth
Mr Pi Gauty / matter
Mr E. Gog
Mr and Mrs. Re
Harding
Mr BK-Rödge
Cidren
Mr H Adars
MrTnd Mrs Aut
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