1917-03-28 — Page 7

DAY MARCH 28, 1917.

SHIPPING

P. & 0. S. N. CO.

ROYAL MAIL SERVICE

UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT

TU

HINDENBURG'S ORDERS.

THE CHINA MA

'WHY GERMANY MUST STAKE ALLA

SHORTENING THE WAR?

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 31.

MARSEILLES AND LONDON, of the Reichstag the Imperial

Steamer

, י

TAXING PADSENGERS AND CABOO TO

STRAFTS, COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, "20

Due London 1917,

Laura

Hongkong

Connecting Mail Steamer from

Colombo

Noon

Colombo.

Dus at Marveliler 1917.

to

When Passengers change. Steamem at COLOMBO,

As to-day's sitting of the Main Corn-

Chancellor, Here von Bethmann Hollwer, made the following statement:-.

Ou December 12 last year. I explained before the Reichstag the reasons which led to my peace offer. The reply of our opponents clearly and precisely said that they decline peace, negotiations with us, and that they want to hear only of a pesce which they dictate. By this the whole question of the guilt for the continuation

Asanondation in the connecting Steamer from COLOMAO is definitely reserved in it the war is decided. The guilt falls ou

Hongkong at the time of Booking.

Do, the Australia Houto Tickets Interchangeable with Orient Lian.

SAILINGS DIRECT TO

SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

S. S.

Leave Hongkong About

Paasencers may travel by Railway in Japan between Purts of Call Iroojat kargu. Return Tickets are available by Messageries Maritimes Company.

INTERMEDIATE STEAMERS

(Non- Transhipment).

IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS, WILL LEAVE DIRECT FOR

MARSEILLES AND LONDON, Calling at SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANO, COLOMBO AND POET, SAID. -CARRYINO EST AND 2ND SALOON PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES.

STEAMERS.

PROPOSED SAILINGA:

TOLYO H'KONO about

Lorra S'PORZ. about

Due at M'SKILLES. if ling about.

Die LONDON about.

THE INTERMEDIATE SERVICE IS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.

All Cabics a1a itted with Electric Fane free of charge and cach Berth Farnished ith an Electric Ealing Lamp.

Bound the World Tickets and Through Tickets to New York in connection with the Principal Mail Lines.

Return Tiketa antare aux a half crailable to Farope for Two Years; or to Intermediate Parts for Six Months.

#

Owing to the War ic Europe Steamers and Sailing dates are liable to be cancelled or altered with or notice.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Consignees are reminded of the necessity to apply to the Company's Agents regarding arcival of consignments expected of which they have received documents or advice.

Any damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignces and the Company's Surveyors, Messrs Goddard and Douglas, at 10 am n Mondays and Thursdays. All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here. after which date they cannot be recognised. Ne Claims will be admitted after the goods have left the Godowns.

For Farther Informdugo, Passage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, Dates of Sailing

acc.. apply to

E. V. D, PARR,

Superintendent.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

FREIGHT AND, PASSENGERS.

S.S. CHINA

WILL SAIL FROM HONGKONG,FOR

SAN FRANCISCO

VIA SHANGHAI, JAPAN' PORTS & HONOLULU.. SUNDAY, APRIL 15th.

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE AT INTERMEDIATE RATES.

0. H. RITTER.

Princo's Buildings.

Freight and Passenger Agent,

Ice House Street,

INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo carried on through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG to BEIRA, DELAGOA BAT, DURBAN (Nataky EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN

AFRICAN LINE

Fam BonaxONG:

PROPOSED SATLING. Connecting with

FROM COLOMBO

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR LPs and 2nd Ubias 'PAWURBOKKE.

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE.

Begular Direct Bervice from SAPHS, CHINA and STRAITS REIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN, -EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH And OAPE TOWN, calling at MAURITIUS eo rate ad affording the Quickest. Freight Transport from the ORIENT to BOUTH · ÁFRICA

For dates of departure. Bates of Freight apply to

-THE BANKE LINE. LIMITED.

MANAGING AGENTS.”

ELLERMAN" LINE. (Ellerman & Bucknall. Steamship Co., Ltd.)

JAPAN, CHINA AND STRAITS

TO A

UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT.

FOR PARTICULARS OF SAILINGS SHIPPERS ARE REQUESTED TO APPROACH THE UNDERSIGNED.

four opponents alone. Just as definitely stands vir task. The enemy's conditions we cannes discuss. They could only be accepted by a totally defeated people. It therefore meats fight.

President Wilson's Message to CongT PAR Shows his sincere wish to restore peace to the world. May of his maxims agree with our aims-nainely, the freedom of the seas, the abolition of the system of balance of power (which is always bound to lend to neve difficulties), equal rights of all untios, and the open door to trade.. But what are the pesce conditions of the Patente?

to be

|

The coal question, too, is a vital quation in war. Already it la critical, at you know, in Italy and France. Our submarines will render it will mure eritical.

To this must be added, especially as regards England, the supply of ors for the production of munitions in the

*

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS

Me GE Anderson Mr M. Joseph

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr J.H. Baring Mr IF. L. La Barker Dr F. Kert

Mr F. H. Kaler Mr R. M. Fartlett Me King Mr and Mrs EA Mr and Mrs P. L.,

Baxter and chic

Knoderer

widow sense and at tiraber for cool Me and Mrs W, P. Dat

minės

Beaver

"

Our enemy's difficulties are randered Mr L. Beckinsale and Mrs 0.1

Lauritsen Me P. Wecker Mr and Mrs R Benedict: Mr Colbourne-Little

Leiria Capt. and Mrs P. Mr S. Longfield

Bennett

Major D. Macdona Mr and Mrs C. Misa T. Macrionald

Beswick

Mr J. W. Mackenzie

still further acuan by the increased ekr RE Belilios of enemy ear space. In this respect Dr R. A. Betition Mrs E. F. Belilios time and the U-boat and cruiser, war-Mr fure have prepared the ground for decisive blow. The Entente suffers in all its members owing to lack of cargos христо

It makes it felt, in Italy and France not less than in England."

pozitive advantages of an unrestricted If tre may bow-renture' to estimate the

B.boat war at a very much higher value than last spring, the dangers which arise for us frun the T-heat war have rorres pondingly decreased since that time.

R. J. Birbeek Mr F. D. Risseker Mr S. T. Hitting

SHIPPING

PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.

U.S. Mail Line. OPERATING THE NEW FIRST CLASS STEAMERS "ECUADOR," "VENEZUELA” and “COLOMBIATM”

14,000 Tons echte Map Audi

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO,,

Tis SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA and HONOLULU, The Sunshine Belt.

The tat Comfortable Route to America and Europe Sailings from Hongkong.

"

Mr H. E. Maslin Mr. F

H.Mayne

Dr&Mra O. Marriots

SS 3.8

EQUADOR ...

COLOMBIA

B.A.

VENEZUELA'

Mrs E Bridges :: Mrs LA Blackniton Mr & Mrs Malmer Dr Brien

Mr G. Mellis Mr D. F. Cappieman Mrs M. R. Merrili.

Mr J. Herecki"

Mr and Mrs J. N. Miss F. F. Miller

Carpenter

Mr and Mrs H. J. Mr PE. B. de Mobr

Castelborg Mr & Morrison Air And Mrs Cham-Mr and Mrs M. F..

Murray

Me

ACCEPTING TUR CONSEQUENCES, The Chancellor then decussed in detall the political situation, and continued:-, A few days ago Marshal von Hinden burg described to me the situation, ast follows

Clarke Mr (.C. Clarke Mer J. Clay

CMC. W.

Mr and Mrs E R

Marpley,

and child

Mr E A. Neob

nurso

Mr. Nicolson fr front stands firm on all sides. Mr G. 1. Courtney Mr. and Mrs H. J

Me W. S. Lookson Mr M. V. O'Neil We have everywhere the requisite Mr J.D. Courtney

Patten and maid reserves. The spirit of the mops is Me FW. Cox Mr and Mrs F. E. gout and contident. The military Mr. Uroncher Mr and Mrs F. R

Mr J. W Cranston

Phyng situation as a whole permiti u toe J. Dalby accept all consequences which

Pendleton & childi au Mr W.B. Davenport Mr A. F, Paner unrestricted boat WIT may bring Mr and Mrs F. E. MR. Pierce ahut, and an this. E boat war, in Capt. J: Dewaz... Plimpto

Davis Greumstances, is the means ta injurej

MJ. F. un enemies most grievously, is must Mr. Dear Mr E. B

A Dowlay Miss P. A. Mr and Mrs A. W. Mr I. Fvan Ree

Reay Edatman

Mr K. B Reid Mr and Mrs H. Capt. R. Robertson Edsell and child Capt. Robinson

Mr H. H. Sandeman

Ive begut.

De-and Mrs L. H

לו

29th March, at Noon.

18th

3rd April

Nat May,

These Steamers have the most modern Equipment including ALL LOWER BERTHS and large comfortable Staterooms

(All ingle and two berths only).

The Safety and Comfort of Passengers is our first considerations. Tickets sin interchangeable with the Toyo Kiren. Kafsha and the For further indian Pacific Ocean Services Ed

information, rates, literature, schedules etc, apply to

COMPANT'S OFFICE in Alexandra Buildings

Chater Road.

TELEPHONE 143.

BANKS

SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION,

PAD UN CAPITAL - um 15,000,000

REIRY FUNDE

£1,500,000/$15,000,000

BANKS

RLANDSCHE HANDES

MA

AATSCHAPP

(ICKERLANDS TRADING Society)

Sterling

Silver

*** 18,800,000-

RESERV LIABILITY OF

PLOTAI TORN

$23,500,000

$15,000,000

AUTHORISED?

CAPITAL

£60,000,000

PAM-07-

CAPITAL

Möll-

COURT OF, DIRECTOES.

RAZIVE

S.

Dodwell, Esq.-Chatran

FUND

Germany's defensive fores ir

The Admiralty Staff and the High Sea destroyed; we are to low Alsace and Fleet entertain the arm conviction, a Lorraine and the eastern provinces afronviction which has its practical sup-Mr and Mrs P. W. Mr Mrs A. Rouso the Ost-Marken: the Danube Monarchy port in the experience gained in the is to be dissolved: Bulgaria again to b-boat cruiser warfare, shat Great Britain cheated of her national unity; and Tür will be brought to peace by 'semK, " key is to be pushed out of Europe Lad singsbed in 'Asiac

**WE MUST AND WE CAN."

The Chancellor then read the Note to the United States, and added that corres. ponding" Notes had been sent to the other Beutral States He concluded with the

The destructive designs of our oppon ents cannot be expressed more strongly We have been challenged to fight to the end. We accept the challenge. We stake everything and we shall be vic-following words :-- terious.

THE C-BOAT CONTROVERSY.

By this development of the situation the decision concerning submarine war fare has been feed late its last acute

Evans Mr W. L. Fairley Mr. Fassa

Mr. L. Formira Mr W. H. Ford.

B.

Schley Schnitsler

Mr J. H. Scott

Mr H. Scott

Mr. D. O

Scott

Mr H. R. Franz Miss G. E. Fraser Dr. and Mrs S. Mr W. C. Shines Mr Deaman Faller Mrs G. Leslie Smith

Friend +

Mrs M. Sade Mr Stuart Fuller Mr and Mrs Mr Mrs F. Taylor Smith

Gauze

Mr A. G. Gordon“ V. Goulbourn Mr. P. J. Gray MrR. Grimshaw Cape. T... Hall Mr and Mrs W.

Hannibal

Mr Alex. H. Smith Mrs F. H. Snyder Mr & Mrs V, Sorby Misa A. Square

ME H. Staber

S.;

Mr JW. Stackhouse

A. Mrs. Stackhouse"

Mrs J. Stevenson

Mr K. Takahashi

stage. The question of the C-bost war. offar." When, in 1914, we had to size ( Mr G. M. Harding. Templeton

nx the gentlemen of the Reichstag will remember, has scrupled us three times in this Consuiter-pumely, in March. May, and September last year. Oz each necasion in an exhaustive statement

pounded the points for and against in this question. I emphasized an ench occasion that I was speaking pro tempore and not as supporter in principle, or an opponent in principle, of the T272- restricted employment of U-boats, but in consideration of the military, political, and economie situation po a whole.

NI

No one among us will close his eyes to the seriousness of the step which we are taking. That our existence is at stake every one has known since August 4th. 1914, and this has been brutally emphasized by the rejection of cur petice and have recourse to the sword against the Russian general mobilization, we did so with the deepest sense of responsibility towards our people sitt conscious of the resolute strength which says, We must, and therefore, we can." Endless streams of blood have sue been shed, but they have got washed away the N," and the can,"

In now deciding to employ the iwal and sharpest wipen we are guided solely by aber consideration of all the circum stances that come info, question, and by

I always proveeded from the standpoint firm determination to help our people as to whether an unrestricted U-boat war

out of the distress and disgrace which will bring us nearer to a victorious pence our or not. Every means, I said in March, Sncerns les in a higher hand, but

enemies contemplate for them. that is calculated to shorten the was is regards'n' that hurman strength can do the humanest policy to follow. When to enforce success for the Fatherland' you the most ruthless methods are considered may be sured, gentlemen, that nothing

Boon

respect will be done." Reuter."

INSPIRED STATISTICA.

ጯ*

Admirul von Capelle's Press Burean followed up the announcement

Mr G. Harper Mr & Mrs R.D.

Mr

Mr and Mrs H. E. Mr J. Toomsa

MFG Harvey

A. Lhompson Hayward MeV. Henningsen Mr. M. H.

Miss Trumbull Mr and Mrs AE Mrs H. A. Walker

H.Varn

Hinch

Mr W. J. Hodge

Mr Wallace. Mrs J. Mr W. B. Hind

Ward MEES Warren Mr L.. E. S. Hodge. Mr & Mrs C. H. of

Water Mrs A. E. Hodgins Mr. Hope MrA Shelton Hooper Mrs Whittaker Mr G. J. Hentame Mr S. T. Williamson

MR. C. Wight Mr and MrsJ. R.Mr. G.G..Wood

Jeferson

PEAK HOTEL

J.A. Plummer, Esq.-Deputy Chairman.

EY.D. Parr, Esq.

Hon. Mr.

SE Anton W.L C.B. Gubbay, Esq. Hon. MR.Sballim. G.T.M. Edkins, Esq Fattenden, Esq.,

Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak. CHIEF MANAGER; Hongkong-N. J. STABR, Esq.

"MANAGER

Shanghai AG. STEPHEN, Esq. LONDON BANKLES-LONDON COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER BANE, LIMITED.

HONGKONG-ITTEREST ALLOWED."

On Current Account at the rate of Two

1,000,000

1,000 (£5,000,000,

£, 8,337,149 (£ 788,763

HEAD OFFICE---ÁMETERDAM. Branches at

The Hague.

Rotterdam

HEAD AGENOY-BATAVIA,

BANDSTEMASIN

BANDOZIO, CHERTSON, DIMATE DJCKJAKART

KOTA RADIA MAKASSAR

MEDAY, ¿PADANG, PERALONGAN, PALEMBANG, PENANG,

PONTIANAZ

Branches at:.:.

RANGOOS,"

SAMARANG, SHANCHAL SINGAPORE, SOUKARAYA

SORRATARIA (Bolo) TANDING-BALL

TERING TINGGI (Deln

TALOK BETON

Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo,

Madras, Fondicherry; Calcutta, Bangkok hama, Kobe, Melbourne,

Sydney

How

per cent. per annum on the daily balancen, Haiphong, Hanoi, Amoy, Yoko

ON FILED DITA S**** For 3 months 2 per cent. per annum.

J

19

N.J.. STABB

Chief Manager,

Hongkong Feb. 24, 1817.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK

THE

THE business of the soove Bank

conducted by the HONGKONG

AND SHANGHAI BANKING.COB.

Yerz, San Francisco, declare

London and Smiths Bank Limited,

LANDON

BANERES The Union of The Bank boyd and sells and receives for collection, Bills of Exchange fasule letters

credit : 011 Its Branches and corepondents in the East, on the Continent, in Great Britain, America and Australia, and transacts banking business of every description

J.F. VAN BRES,

Hongkong, Feb. 15, 1917,

PORATION, Rules ay be obtained on THE YOKOHAMA SPECIT

Mr D. K. Blair Mr D. Mulder and application Mr&Mrs F.W. Cary children

Eiro

INTEREST on deposits in allowed on the minimum monthly balances at H FER CENT. per annum. Depositor may transfer at their option balance of $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK to be placed on TIXED DEPOSIT at 4 FER 'CENT per annum.

For the Hongkong and Shangha

Banking Corporation.

NJ. STABB

Chart Manager

Hongkong May, 14, 181.

51

BANK LTD.

ESTABLISHED 1880.

AUTHORISED CLPTAL Ten 18,000,000.00 FAID OF CAPITAL 120 000,000,00 RESERVE FUNDA C 21:500,000.

HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES AT ANTUNG-HAIRY TO NADALAKK BOMBATING NEWCHWANG CALCUTTA

NEW YORK CHAROCHUS O

OF DAIREM (DÁLNY) | PRZYC}

THE CHARTERED BANK

INDIA AUSTRALIA & CHINA.FANOTIM(MUKDEN) ETOJUN (PORTARKEDE)

as the best, ealculated to lead rs to vic. His been. neglected. Everything in this tory, and to a swift victory, I aid at that time then they must be employed.

The Imperial Chancellor proceeded wo

Mr & Mrs. Cossart, Mr.T. L. Perkins ** explain why in March and May. last yent

Col Darling, RE Mr & Mrs E.Ralph. he opposed an unrestricted U-boat war:

Mrs Dillon

Mr and Mrs W. E why again, in September, according to

Mr&Mrs W.Dainken Roberta the unanimous judgment of the political"

Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr A. M. Shark and military authorities, the question

Bale...

Me W., Smaest was not considered ripe for decision.

Rev. F. G. E. Mr & Mrs A. Findlay In this connection the Chancellor restricted submarine warfare" with reprated his previous utterance, that as

the publication of some semi-official

Hastings, R.Na Smith honest and as he, in agreement with the starvation of England. The fallestworth

arithmetic concerning the proposed Mr A. H. Hollings. Mr & Mrs V. Findlay

2. Smith Supreme Army Command, reached the version is given by the Berlin Lokalan Mrs T. J. R. Johns Mr E. Smith conviction that ruthless U-boat wat teiner.

Mr G. E. Wetton would bring Germany nearer to a vic-be about 20,000,000 groBRM register tons, Mr & Mrs Neil Mac- Mr and Mrs MT-8--

The total English tonnage is stated to Mr E. T. King torious peace, then the U-boat war would and is accounted for as follows:-Requi I started!.

Intyre and child Wilson sitioned for military purposes, 8,800,000 Prof. and Mrs Mc This moment, be continued, has now tons; engaged in coastal trade, 100,000 arrived. Last autumn, the time was not tons; under repairs, 1.000.000 tons; ply- get ripe, but to-day, the moment has

ing in the interests of the Allien "2000000 come when with the greatest prospect of land, 8,00,000 tons "at most." It is aided tons; remaining for the supply of Eng snccps we can undertake this enterprise that, as a matter of fact, the statistics Wa must therefore not wait any longer.

for July to September, 1918, show only about 6,750,000 top

tops of

of English shipping as plying to England, and it is estimated that, with the addition of 900,000 tons of non-English enemy tonnage and 2,000,000 Mrs P. Almond Mr J. Joseph In the first place, the most important of neutral tonnage, England is de- Mr J. R.Anderson Mr G. D. Macdonald BEESTE FUND $800,000 | Lo fact of all is that the number of our pendmit upon a round total of 10,760,000 Mr G. Bannerman Matheson submarines has very considerably gross register tons.

MrR HBevan Mrs McGeert increased as compared with last spring that there will be a great reluction

The Lakalanzeiger goes+ .or to predict Mr W. Budge Mr W. Morley

of Miss L. E and thereby a firm basis has been imports from North America during the Mrs Chadbourne Mr. D. Mucha Motte Bullen Miss E

month of

of February, and then con-- Mr C. W. Chang

Mr and Mrs Nat The second co-decisive reason in the tinues:

Mr and bad corn harvest of the world. ́ ́ This The supplies of the Entente cannot be fack now already confrosts England, asured without the liberal shipment and Italy with serious dithculties. We of Australian wheat Every hundred Mr and Mrs Dick: Mr and Mrs 0.5 | quoted in applicatione za

thousand gross register tous which Mr and Mire Earle, Richardson le fitaly hope to bring these dificulties, cannot be dispatched or is destroyed and child Mr Richardson by means of an unrestricted U-bost means & falling off of 240,000 tons of Me K. M. Fetterly, Capt. M

to the point of urbeazabiennes,

COUNAELS OF DESPAIR

Where has there been a change?

created for success. At th

toos

Cheng

-KING KOWARD HOTEL”

Nathans

HANKOW HONOLULU

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 18531 HEAD OFFICE, London,

HAMBER

PAID-UP CAPITA

**£1,200,000

KOLL LLAO-TANG LORDON LOS ANGELES

Banksys EzanITY OF PRO

PRASTORS MANaturf, 1,200,000, FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking business transacted

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and

Mr T & MODBCTŰ FEXED DEPOSITS received for 1 year

Miss MX, Mrs W/C

Mr G. E. Costello Dr & Mrs Plimpton

wheat that is the English supply for i Mr & Mrs Finlayson Megan Canell

12 days.

THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE, HONGKONG TO MANILA, ZAMBOANGA & AUSTRALIAN PORTS.

“TAFYUAN

Mr J. W. Foulkes. Mr. Y.

Mr G. Fritz Kre«? MP / Sim MrE NA

MRJ ME M. Bleigh

Mr and Mrs

or shorter periods at rates which will be

Hongkonzi June

DOWNING.

Manage.

* Mrs Stewart and 122. MERCANTILE BANK OF Hammes:

and children

Mrs P. M. Harvey

MrIn. Inokuty

HE Kunigaki

Mr. B. James

SAILINGS (BUBJECT TO ALTERATION)

Mr-E. James

Stewiers.

Pàgrivos Hongkong Learea Hongkong

from Austrália,

April 7th at Noon

Those steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery ensuring supply of los, fresh provisions, eld., and have superior immodation with Electric Light throughout and onto Fans. In the State-rooms. A daly qualified Docke carried. Befuced, Farm, large booked birough for all Auroralisa. Now Záu

For sailing difon and freight or pare noply to

Telephone No.34.

Hongkong March 29, 1917

Steamers, prooved via Suce Canal or Cape of Good Hope at Owns option and Taenia port Babject to chants

without notice.

A to Beans &Co. Cantan

THE BANK LINE LTD., 1Geiferal

BUTTERFIELD & 8WIER) Apta

children

Mr. G. E. Strong

Capt. & Mrs Swain

Mr. H. C. Weeks

Mr and Mrs Under Anthe

Me J. Witkie

A. FAMILY NECESSITY." TAVERY family should be provided Envite Cháyberlain's Pain Baldas

med: Sjektus kly be cured is muck: time when promptly tested Lam

the chest

Kenerate

té

SAS. FRANCEZDO SHANGHAT SINGAPORE BYDNEY

Толко

THENGZAU Interest allowed on Current Account Deposits received for fixed periods at rates to be obtained on application.

-EISHI ONOL bate Manager. Hoagkoog, March 12, 1917.

NOTICE

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

BOOK BINDING

INDIA, LIMITED,

£1,500,000 4,195,000 562.500 80,000

DOST" AT

·THE

HANKERS

BASE OF INCA

London Jones Brock BaneLazza

Every description of Erchangé béimizica,

allowed

$3 per cent per

Dallý Balance and on Fixed raten", which, rusy beʻssar

CHINA MAIL: OFFICE.

BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY

joectuses,

Trade Circulars

u, eta Kete