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THURSDAY, NOVEMBRE 28, 1917,

SHIPPING

CO.

THE CHINA MAIL:

A PADRE IN EAST AFRICA PALE LIPS ARE

„„VISITORS AT THE HOTELA. “

A WARNING

HONGKONG HOTEL The first place where anemia, or thin blood, shows is in the hips and gums and and Mrs D. Mr and Mrs A. F.

Addicks.. the You may be naturally pale sad still be Miss A. G. Anderson Lang healthy, but when these membranes lose Mr Geo S. Arch buttLt. Lasseigen

blood ris their bright red colour your deficient ia quantity or coleur.

blood

P & ALSN that you run de reminisce, babe naturally pale and still be Mr G. E. Anderson and Mes L. V.

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TAKING PASSENGERS AND CARGO TO STRAITS, COLOMBO, 'INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, 20.

Stentners

To

Lense Hongkong

Colombo

dan

Connecting Mail Steamer from Colombo.

Due Marseilles 1917,

Dua London 1917

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Hoogkong at the time of Booking.

On the Australien Route Tickets Interchangeable with Orient Line.

SAILINGS DIRECT TO

SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND

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YOKOHAMA

Leave Hongkong About

Passengers may travel by Railway in Japan between Ports of Call free of charge. Retura Tickets are available by Mossagerien Maritime Company.

(Non-

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CARRYING 157 19 2rd. SALOOŃ PASSENGERS' AT REDUCED RATES,

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THE INTERMEDIATE SERVICE IS TEMPURARILY SUSPENDED. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.

All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans free of charge and each Berth Furnished with an Electric Reading Lamp.

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

Return Tickets at fare and a half available to Europe for Two Years; or to Intermediate Parts for Six Months.

Owing to the War in Europe Steamers and Sailing dates are liable to be encelled or altered without notica

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Any damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignees and the Company's Surveyors, Mears Goddard and Douglas, at 10 am on Mondays and Thursdays. all claims must be presented within ten days of the eamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognised. No China will de admitted after the goods have left the Godowns.

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•Some delightful reminiscences of a padre jo East Alrien, where, as he says, in your leisure moments you have nothing er that son can do is reminisce," are given in the Cornhill. They are written with permanganate of potash

H. Murray Bain Mr and Mrs 0. invites. L.

Lauritsen

G. Guidon- bays to

Lavillon means less power to do this. For Miss de Basagoiti

disease japal germs, thin blood Mr J. W. Baeseken

Mr.S. H. Barnell instin when you cut pauself the Ife and Mrs BLA.

and does not heal so quickly it your blood is thin and woskun et de s

disease, on the organises of the Wing Mrs J. Haring M

Baxter

Mr and Mrs J.-J.

Léicia.

Mr B. N. de Leon

Me C. Little

Mr 6. Langfaid

Capt. A.P. Longland Mr G. Ludin

Major D. Macdonald

camps is a simly in ethnology, ve might increase the hotlour in the wa

instead of ink, the later being unprocur able, but they are bune the worse for that dee of the things that struck this pure most was the heterogenous nature of the force to which he was attached, Ita To build up the blood there is one Capt. J. Baxter Master Baxter grural she says is a lawyre by pulssion Fomedy that has born a household word

Mrs E R.Belilios for a generation-Dr. Williams pink and writes K., urmong the letters after pills for pale, people. These poor RJ. Birbeck MeR-X Macdougall

pills toner D. J. Bel This 'amor, *. A walk through one of theị the entire

rich and

che nerves Me

Mr J. B. BlackstoneMeC.E. MacFarlane Mr M

Me U. & Mackie cheeks and lips, and drive away that r

that Mr C. T. Boswell He and Mr F trinatural tired feeling. Good, whole Mr and Mm. A. L. Maitland some food and fast to day. Mr H. Boylan Marriots

Boust

Dr and Mr 10. Begin Dr. Williams' pint pills to-day

Branch Mr H. E Maaling. you can get them from chemists, or direct 18 from the Dr William Medicine Me LA. Calderon Mr A. F. McKenna and post free, I bottle for 11.50, 6 for W. G. Browell. Mr. J. A. Mosulay

Si F. L. Buchman Mrs Mokay Co, o Szechuan Road, Shanghat

afe 3V, Capern Mr van Meines

Mrs

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Mr J. Mereck My Ches. Clay Mr D. C. G. Clifford Meurer Mr and Mrs T. D. MrJ. W. Millar

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Mr S Neubrik Mr J. S. Nicolson

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be if any of us had time or energy to nake is. In a short excursion I made lately in search of the Madrasi Plovers I passed from the lines of South African Infantry, shirted Canadian M.T. Section, asked my way to the Hows West African Nativa Regiment, was thered in dust by a passing squadron of Dutch South African Horu (Z.AR, they bear on. their shoulders, it stands for Zuid Afrikaanse Rüiters). atmired from a

We thought at Brst we were being dietanen two enormous naval guns in, and if that were so we were, in charge of a section of Marines, and arrived bad way, for the road man ander a line by way of the Balthis as my destination. of boy hills. But almost immediately the

wond was passed'op time cur rearguard Me F: W. Colling once and found a horrible ante of things. 1: Connell Miss E had struck & madcaite. I went back at Mrs J, F. Comad

My E. Coramabere hole in the road, two men and Mrs. J. J. Connell Mrs J." I

Miss E. Odenwald male horribly mutilated; and several child and nurse

3. R-Deare Oldman MrJ.D. Courtney Cam and ML

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Mr O. H. Otterloo BANKING CORPORATION, Mr WE. Daub MrW. BDavenport Mr P. Pendleton Miss E Pencils Mr.J. F. Davie

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Rady Mrs Drake Mr Mr L Dupire

Miss F Mr H. Enriche Capt 1. Ehrhardt. Mr H. M. Richards

Miss Rigidos" Mr and Mrs C. C. Mr R. P. Roberts

MM. S. da Rocha. B. Holyoak. Deputy Chairman. Fliche

Cap: A. Robinson

Dr-Salmon

Schrulie

Even this list far from exhausts the peculiarities of even this particular camp There were Rhodesians across the river also some Royal Fusiliers, and ▷ detach- mens of the Loyal North Lones. There were several detachments of the king African Bites tantive troops whose praiser -is in all town's months, and at least half

wonded.

.... fi

of the wounded men, bus the other The doctors were doing their best with was beyond their help, and died in my arnis a few minutes after 1 got there.

MATUTU

Common,

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a dozen units of the Indian army; flyThe other died within half an hour, and an imperial force if ever there was one. was buried them both in the same grave. The M.T. Company, whose headquarters They two young South African were at Kaisdo, were most of them netchmen, and I read over them such Canadians; it really looked as if the War

is had determined that the wholerayers as I thought we should use in Empire should be represented in the East We piled up as big a heap of stones African Army.

we could make, and the ambulance sergeant fixed a board with their names and numbers, and then left them in a very Mr William Fog lonely place: But some day, I take Me Taylor Gauselfr G. G. when the Great South Africe of which Mr and Mrs Gilman Mr C. H

F F. we dream is a reality, when the union of Miss the races is complete, and the old

My mess associates, in spite of their exaited rank, were exceedingly pleasant companions, lund with the Colon in particular, once my natural qwe had sub- sidd a little. I spent many pleasant hours reconstructing poems free memory. We

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8. Sheffield Mr C. 8. S

W.C Mes Shiner and child Gothorp Mrs M. Blade

Br J

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Mrs J. F. Capt. H. Spear

Mr A. W P. Spiers Mr J. Stalker

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FRANGE.

Hodgson

2

I should like to write a book of short order, and additional orders for both Mr.Shelton Ho MrD'Arey Weatherbe

FIRST ORDER FLAGED. 18TH JULY. -

Lunes

Glaze- Mrs J. (1. Schwab' onged between us to 'de a good tany accursed hatred all forgotten, sorte from MrC. M. Glazebrook and

brook of Wordsworth's wonnets, the greater part a greater Union will pass that way, and Mr C. L.. Goodrich- of the Spanish Armada" am fecking see and know as we can hub believe and Mr Y. Goulbourn Am. J. A. forward to the time when 1 cas 67, up guess, the meaning of that lonely grave Mr & the histows, and other master-pieres of among the hills. magnificent raconteur, and enlivened our literuture. The Colonel was, besides, a

nurnerous and compulsory sojourns under. ground with selections from his extensive

Hannibal

Star repertoire. He was, I believe, the author

Mr J. Gordon Hare Mr. Stolti of the famous-at least "ought to be

Mr & Mrs Herbert bir G. Harper WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. Mr and Mrs C. J. Taylor and fatoondesription of a certain import

The first locomotive for American war Harrah

children service railroads in France was completed Mr B. Havens Mr CP Templeton nat commercial centre as the City of in working days, and engines of this Mr S. Hewitt Bread Knights, " Thus intelligent type are being turned out at the rate of Mra A. E. Hodgins Mr Thunder

G. Thompson reader will judge from this that our hours about 30 per day. About 830 of these Mr and Mrs Faul Miss Trumbull in the dungon were not by any means as locomotives and over 8,000 standard dull as they might appear to have been).

• Capt F. N. Tyson gauge freight cars are on order. Other Mr E. Hoffman Mr O. Ulrik narrow gauge equipment for transports- M J.C. Holmes MP.E. Vacher tion along the battle front are also on Mr. E.Hoogeworff Mrs. 4.0. Vickers

Mr J. J. Waters stries about the Mechanical Transport narrow and standard gange equipment Mr L. Hope in East Africa, and would, too, if I only

are likely.

Mr G. Hyme

MrB. C..Westendorp knew mure about motor cars and their.

Capt. and Mrs Capt. H. Westers

MFR. W. Weymouth machinery,

The first order for war locomotives was Miss E. Jacobsen Mr and Mrs You have to introdice. placed with the Baldwin Locomotive Cor J. W. Johnston Mr JJ.

Wiggin technicalities for, that sort of thing, and of Philadelphia, oa 18th July and the MTE. 81. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. E. J.

Wilkins my possition at the moment of writing first engine completed on 9th August. Mr and Mrs M. B. (we are stuck on a sand-bank, in the This is in spite of the fact that the boiler

Mr G. G. Wood Zambesi River and went likely to remain is constructed

de Journal specially for this type of there for the duration) renders the size and is what is called a "super Miss G. de Journel Mrs Woods

Miss H. de Journel Misste A.&D. Woods Otherwise, the locomotive acquisition of the necessary knowledge much similar to locu

locomotives

built

by the

Dr F. Heyt Mrs L. R. Yangeo impossible. But the subject is a (peinat. Baldwin Co. for the English Government. ing one, uni orly by fiction, which every the United States, but on a road where It is not the most powerful type used in one will read, will it be posible to make the heaviest engines, would haul a train people understand the heroic labours of of about 90 loaded freight cars this war Mrs T. Adams the M.T.A.S.C.

locomotive would haal 60 loaded cars. Mr D. K. Blair The roads ran over stretches of cotton. Like the equipment, it is painted Mr and Mrs G. T. RAMO. soil, soft black stug over which the lorries battleship, gray and bears the letters Breaizspear Miss V. Martin

U.S.A for United States Army. The had to be tenderly persuaded by Ladies locomotive weighs about 186, 400 ponuda Mr and Mrs H. A Ming Martin of reeds laid down before them and into with the tender about $76,000 pounds. ***Cartwright-

Capt & Mis Vierie which, they often saak over the axles, and

Mr&Mrs F.W.Cary de Mathos had to be unloaded and dug cut... The box cars. for the Americaar lines in Mr and Mrs F. B. L.Mr and Mrs G. F

One day I was walking as the head of France have about three times the cap- Dowbiggin

Nightingale the column with the CO. We were all acity of the standard gauge box cars. Mr and Mrs J. Mr T. L.. Farbios feeling cheerful at the prospect of water used by the French railway until recent

Elmore De Mrs Perrin and all the blessings it brings with it. went, etc as the Resch rolling stock Mr. F. W-Evans Mr J. van Rees

They have the and the country, though parched and as to be interchangeable with it. The Mr S. Evans covered for the most part with grey iron railing, which runs the length of the Denian Faller sapless trees and thern bushes, was doing panlin over to protect the contents of Mrs Jarlisk

along the top is used to throw a tar- its best to look nices when suddenly our the car from the weather. The inside Mr and Mrs. B. A. Mr&Mrs Findlay contentment was rudely dispelled by the length of the car is 38 feet and its cap sound of a lond explosion.

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