1918-05-18 — Page 8

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Page 5.)

THE NEW AUSTRO-GERMAN

ALLIANCE.

DIFFICULT TO GET AUSTKO- HUNGARY'S ASSENT.

LONDON, May 15.

of The Frankfader Zeitung is the opinion that it will be difficult to furt Austro-Hungarian Farlimentary action for the new Austro-German alliance.

THE SEAL ON AUSTRIA'S VASSALAGE

PI

What Vienna calls the extension and

THE CHINA MAIL

THE MARVELLOUS RESOURCES OF fo-day's Advertisements

THE UNITED KINGDOM.

THE BOARD OF TRADE ESTIMATES

LONDON, May 13.

In the House of Commons, Sir A. Stanley, introducing the Bound of Trade estimates, estimated the imports of the United Kingdont for 1918 to be only half those of 1513 The fact that we were carrying on in such circumstances showed the marvellous resources of the United Kingdom. This was a very valuable lesson and should be borite in mind after the war. Wo should not allow ourselves again to drift into so great a. dependance on foreign sources.

Sir A. Stanley foreshadowed steps for the reduced consumption of coal for uses next domestic and industrial

"PUBLIC" AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have required instrac-

biona to sell by Public Auction, from ACCOUNT OF THE CONCRRAND),

од

THURSDAY,

the 10th May, 1918, at 2.30 p.pho at No. %, Kimberly Villas, Top Floor, Kowloon, SUNDRY

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

JRNITURE, therein contained. Consisting of :- Trakwood Skleboard, Table, Chairs, Setteo and Card Table (specially made

.+ " .

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr D. Abraham

- Mr and Mrs J. C Mr M. D. Abrams Kok_ Miss & C. Anderson Me R. Krebs Mrs Rodney Ander. Mr. E. D. Laber

Mr. and Mrs

Lauritsen Mr L. d'Anjon Mr J. Baring Mr A. H. Lay

↓

Mr and Ms J: J Sudhira Leiria

Mr H. A. Barter Princess

Manda of Coosh Behst,

Mrs E. Bolilios M: Siy Cong Bieng

and family Mr R. J-Birbeck Mr J.D. Birrall Mr C. O.. Bahanan Mr J. Bor

Mr and Mrs A. L.

Ecuet

Mr W. Bowers

Mr M, Lethbridge Air and Mrs D. I

Lewis

Mr & Mira Lightburn Mr C. Little Mr Robt. I Logan Mr JW, van Looseh Mr H. W. Lucas Mr G. Ludio Major and Mrs D.

sedonald

Mr D. F. Macha Mr And Mrs. F. G. Mr G. B. May Capt. & Mrs Branch Dr G. W. Macken

deepening of the Austro-German alliance winter, the formation of a committes to and coloured to owner's design), up- Bromley and child Mr C. M. McInnes

Mr J. A.H. Brown Mr Merook!

Emperors at German Headquarters, is for industrial purposes the introduction | wood Twin Beds Dressing Table, Chest Mr F. R. A. Browne Mr A. E. Molier

offers.

the licensing of the importation of of drawers, Crockery and Glassware foreign dye-state for ten years. Hae, ke.. emphasised that a large part of our

1nd

· BABY'S COT.

(Full Particulars from Catalogue) On View from the 20th at 9 pa ..Tarms--Camb,

Mr

Ruros

M. F. Butler

Mr J. Marton

Mr C. A. Moser Mr La A. Calderon Mr E. Mostini Hr R. V. Cameron Mr T. H. Murphy

Campbell

Neeson

commented on by the British and French of gas and electricity rationing and Press as merely placing the seal on Austria's Fassalage, taking it forever impossible for the Elapalurgs to reassert

Beir independence and proving the trads had entirely ceased, namely trade IE OUEST, BATH, STOVE &c, and Mrs. Jabir and hire WP. ballowness of the idea of attaching any with our enemies, also with Belgium importance to separate Austrian peace and Rumania: also it had become It is authoritatively stated necessary to concentrate ships upon is Paris that the French Government routes where they could be used most has alway regarded Austria na baring vantageously. For example, we had Tes lost her independence hence they been compelled to transfer vessels from Dever thought the Austrian Government, the Eastern trade to the Atlantic. The event if sincere, would have been able to industrial life of Britain had completely conthiet its peace offers to a profitable changed, but so far the aggregate issae. It is believed in Paris that Ger- industrial output was very little as any will now attempt to secure more than before the war, which was a very effective Austrian military assistance; remarkable" achievement. Labour had but the internal difficulties in Austria, diminished: but the workers worked which a definite vassalage will only longer and harder and the methods ni increase, will diminish the efficacy čí Laach collaboration..

RESPECTIVE PEOPLES NOT CONSULTED IN ALLIANCE

manufacture

were very considerably improved. There were at least a million and a half, more women workers to day than before the war.

GERMAN 'PROFESSORS ON IDEALISM.

GERMANY MUST HEAD A LEAGUE

OF NATIONS...

LONDON, May 15.

Cha Fortnerts, coramenting on the new Austro-German alliance,, says the recent conference at Headquarters whereat this was deciled really dealt with the dymatic interest and the distribution of Fur boaian,

Polish Lithuanian and thrones, although none of these "Free peoples" asked for a dynasty. The new alliance is very inancarely based, beanse the respective peoples have not buon consulted. Moreover, the paper The influential monthly japer Sud points out that the Austrian popular Deutsche Monatshefte devoted nearly the ascut is remote owing to the pan-whole of ite current issue to warnings German reactionary policy which bas againe Gertuan dreamers, the principal made Germany eorchially disliked in articles being contributed by University

Professors. Austria

VIENNESE OPINION.

White German newspapers, generally, do not disguise their joy at the prospect of Germany solidifying her hold over opinion Austria Hungary, Viennese regards the events with disantisfaction, especially the Czech and Slay deputies, wix have already voiced their intention of very sharply opposing the renewal

What is apparently a campaign against the perils of International Idealism is being conducted in certain quarters of

Germany.

A HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctionsors. Hongkong. May 18, 1918.

Mr TVCampbell Mr M & Nicholson Baron F. di Canivs. Mr J. 8. Nicolson

Mr H. Oldenburger Mr W. H. Claire

Lt. P. R. Olitaky Mr C. P. Palsiret Mr H. R. Pastakia Mr S. 8. Perry Mr A. F. Paner Mrs Pritchard and

children

Mr W. E. Clarke Mr F. Coard MrJ. J. Connell Mr.S. E. Cornish Mr J.D.

Courtney 134.0. Cropley

Dr. and Mrs H. L

Cumming Mr B. J. Catcliffes Mr E. Dahlin Mr W.G. Darby Mrs F. E. Davis Mr R. W. Davis Miss 6. B. Decker Mr E. L. Delaney Mr J. Dewar MrA. ES Dizie Mr C. J. Donnell Mr F. S. Douglas af GJ. Dulf Mr W. T. Eagley Mr. G. A. van

Falde

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO Via HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS AND MANILA

THE Steamship

THE

‘KOREA MARU, The above-named Steamer haring arrived. Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified to send in their Bills of lading for

delivery, from alongside. counter-nature, and to take immediate

Cargo

nudeliterad remaining gist May, 1918, at 5 p.x. will larded at Consignees risk and expense, sud delivery must then be taken from the Dompany's Godown.

•Storage charges will be assemed on all Cargo remaining undelivered on 25th May, 1918; at 5P.3.

No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected.

No Claim will be recognised after the Goods have left the Steamer or Godown

All chaled sad damaged Cargo will The Times gives a number of lube landed into the Company's Godown minating extructs therefrein as followers they will be examined on 28th

Professor Spahn, Reman Catholie Pro May, 1918, at 10 AM. ferent of History at Strassburg, says i

No Chaim will be recognised if filad Gennany consents to any League of after the 3rd June, 1918. Nations she must lead it. "The need of

T. DAIGO,

Manager.. the present bour is nos yet universal pence and the rule of law and freedom

Blongkong, May 18, 1915, of the peoples, but clearness about the vital conditions of the German people as State and about the full development of their own state of existence. If the dream of the anity of the European peoples becomes reality it cannot be based upon the equality of all. Peoples are made for equality jest as little so Herr Sarden, in an article in the individuals are. Unity must be hased Zakunft ridicules the dream of a Central upon the leaders of the most efficient Fatope, specially the ideal of eternal peoples and only a race so full of idealism He de as the Germans, are capable of lighting Austro-German Friendship. nounces the eastern treaties sa against the horizon of bumanity with any idea

so great and sternal. boman Rature and reason, declaring that the so-called Ukrainian bread peace

s humbug.

of the alliance.

UKRANIAN BREAD PEACE HUMBUG.

EQUAL SUFFRAGE IN GERMANY.

A THREAT.

AMSTERDAM, May 16 In the Prussian Lower House the Independent Socialist Hoffman taunted the Conservatives with flaunting the Kaiser's promise as regards equal suffrage. Facing the member of the Fight be continued: "What people abroad say does not trouble you. What the soldiers at the front will say you will know early enough. Reject equal suffrage and you will see the

consequet.co.

THE SITUATION IN UKRAINE.

GERYAN PRESS FESSINISTIC.

LONDON, May 15. German newspapers admit that the position in Ukraine is getting worse."

The Fouche Zedung says a state of war has been proclaimed in the Govern

Professor Ernest Baikel warns the Germans against Utopian imaginations" of peace, and refers to the Reichstag pence resolution of July Inst year as

famous

Professor Wundt, Professor of Phile sophy at Leipzig, says there can no longer be any question of "a renuncia tion peace."

Professor Reinke, of Kiel, declares that the history of the world shows that the only Power that has won peace is the Power able to inspire the enemy by force of arms. The latest example of this was Brestitorsk. The proper maxim for tis le to extract from the situation as much material advantags as the military position permits."

principles

PACIFIC MAIL. STEAMSHIP CO.

9.8. "ECUADOR" / FROM SAN FRANCISCO, VIA

HONOLULU, JAPAN PORTS,

SHANGHAI AND MANILA, D

abovementioned vessel having arrived from the abovementioned pesta, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Cargo will be landed at their risk into the Hazardous and/or extra Hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co, Ltd., Kowloon, and stored at Consignees risk. Consignors of Cargo are hereby notified that they must produce an Import Parmil signed by the Experintendent of Importe and Exports, Hongkong, before Bills. of Lading can be countersigned.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godown where they will be examined a THURSDAY: 23rd May, at 10 a..

All claims must be prevented within month of the steamer's arrival here, after which they cannot be recognized.

Mr A. B, Purves Mr R. C. Ramsden Mr E. H. Rey Miss F. Reay Mr. D. Beicbelman Mr M. Rishwood Mr D. Ritchie Mr E. P. de Rive Mr V. Roditi Mr. J. Rosales Mr R. B. Roxburgh Mr. Schimeur MrR. C. Schultheiss Mrs Peter Sen Mr G. E. Seybr Mr B. H. Sharp Mrs E. Sheehan Mme. E. Esnault Mrk Mrs L. Feir bergMrs E. B. Shepherd Mr A. H. Flamman Mrs G. Sherwood Mr E N. Ford and maid

Babies With Itching, Burning Skins Sleep

And tired mothers rest after giving babya hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by a gentle application of Cuticura Cintment. Peace falls on distracted bouseholds when Cuti- curs enters. Trial free.

For tree mple art address post-card: "E, NEW* bery & Sons 27. Charterhouse Sau Laquest Bold everybočke namene

EXCHANGE. Hongkong, May 18, 1918.

On London--

יי

Faak, Wire

... 3/14

On demand, ...

31

30 days' sight

3/15

< months! night, ...

Credits 4 months' sight,

Dosmmentary, 4 menthe right 3/9

Ja Paris-

On demand,

w

Credits, monthe sight,

On New York-

**

60 days' sight,

On demand,

14

Crodits,

On Bombay-

Capt. D. A. Forms Mrs. Shulyeman Mr M. S. H. Frank

and 2 children Mrg A.

Mr G. Shyders Fraser Mr T. D. Frawley Mrs M. Slade Mr P. D. G. Gain

Mr H. Smit Mr. M. Garitasen Mr à. f. de Solar

Me A. W. E. Spiers Mr D. S. Gill

r Ges F. Glen Mr & Mrs Stammer Mrs S. Gossler Miss Stammer Mr and Mrs L. Gray My A. W. van der Mr E. R. Greenberg

Star

Mr W. L. T. Greve Mrs. M. Stephens Mr A. Grigor Mr.A. T. Stubha Mr and Mrs Geo. Mr F. A. Suideband

Grimble

Miss Sweetland Miss D. Grimble Mr. C. P. Templeton Miss V..

M: F. G. Thompson Grimble. Mrs.J.-C. GroeneveldM: P.! Thomsen Mr and Mrs A.Dr J. F. Thyssen. Groethoff child Me D. Tarabull

Mr G. H. Guest

Mr E. Haagmans

Capt. T. F. Hall

9. Harper Mrs C. Harr Mr C. A. Henderson Mr A. Hicks

L

Lt Col J. EL. Tyte

M: Thos. Vint

Mr and Mrs H. van

Vieuten

Mt W. J. van Wag

endonk

Wire, ***

·On demand,

On Calcutta- Wire, *** On demand.

On Singapore-- On demand

On Manila

On demand,

On Shanghai--

On demand

On

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... 441

... 74

VEM VNBOTAS

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1018.

MAIL NOTICE

HONGKONG, SATURDAY, 19TH MAY, 113.

WHIT-MONDAY HOLIDAY,

Whit Monday, the 20th May, being a General Holiday, the Post Officer

will be open from 3 to 9 am

There will be one delivery of ordinary correspondence and one Collection- of letters from the Pillar Boxes.

The Money Order Ofice will be entirely closed..

The Services to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire ara suspended.

OUTWARD MAILS.

REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS close 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated.

Fox

Swatow, Amoy and Formos vis Keelung Japan vis Kobe *** ***

Japan via Yokohama...

Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Keelung Sandakan

14

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Shanghai and North China ... Haiphong

*+

Batavia. Semarang, Surabaya and)

Port Moresby via Bataria.

Shanghai, North China, Japan via)

Nagaki, Canada, United States, Central, and forth America and Europe via Canada

Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Takao Tientsin.

Shanghai and North China

nomi

Philippine Islands

STRAITS, BANGKOK, CZYLON, BOMBAT,

ALIS. EYPT and *EUBOPE ...

cm,

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· 1334

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

... 149

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Superscribed correspondence only.......

www

30 days sight(privata paper).........

Tokohama

demand,

1421

18 Xp.nom. ...4% pin.

Gold Leaf, 100 fine (per taal)... 44.80 Bovereigns(Bank's buying rate) $ 6.30 Silver (per cz). In Bar Silver in Hongkong Chinese Copper Cash.... Chinese Copper Canta... Rate of Native Interest Chinese Sub Coins Hongkong Sao Luin ***

... 48% dis ...par

W

CHURCH SERVICES.

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.

Ware-Sexday, MAY 19TH.

Holy Communion ( 7.80 a.m:) * ̧. Matins (11 am.)

Responses, Festal; Venite, Goodson;

Psalms, Cooke; Te Deum, Oakeley in F; Jubilate, Ouseley in

Hymns, 154, 167, 2017,

God Bare the Eing,,

Holy Communion (13 noon.)

Evensong 16 pr.)

Responses, Festal; Psalms, Old Me

J.

Mr and Mrs H. B. Mr A.Shalton Hooper Ward Mr D. J. van Houten Mrs J. Watson

Mr C. Welde Capt. R. Tents Mr A. G. Insausti Mr and Mrs

Weymouth Mr F. E. Joseland Mr E. M. Joseph Mr and Mrs J.

Wilson Mr and Mr. B.

Mr Winterdyk Karanjia Miss E. Keeley Mr H. A. Wonda Mrs B. A. Kennett Mr G. G. Wood Mr and Mrs T. HI. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Wylie Kino

Mr G. Wyss

Miss M. Klein Mrs R. Elustat

KING TOWARD HOTEL.

Mr C. D. Kincaid Birt B. Almond 1r. and Mia Asger Mr A. Lambden

Miss E Lambden -Lcd son

Mr (1. Bannerman Mrs B. Legge.

Mr. & Mre Melinat Mi W. Budge Mr and Mrs T. S. Mrs McGee The Tisus, commenting. says these

Mr B. J. de Moara Cheng opinions show how very far Germany is

Mr and Mrs Course Mr W. Morley No Claims will be admitted after the Mrs T. H. Culhane Mr. A. Morton from contemplating any settlement com

Mrs W.

W. O. Passmore patible with the elementary at Goods have left the Godowns and all Mrs Cumming

the Allies and the United Goode remaining andelivered after the O. Frits

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. 24th May, 1918, will be subject to rent.

Mri

Hammes ME. M. Sleigh

Mr and Mrs Starkey Mr J. Haticid Consignees are requested to send in Mr G..B. Haywood children their Bill of Lading for countersignatura M, AW, T. Hoz immediately,

Mr and Mrs. Wm.

Jackson

States. Bence "the trial of strength thus forced, upon us will have te be fought out by ses and land."

-GERMAN-STRIKERS.

SEVERE SENTENCES DENOUNCED.

AMSTERDAM, May. 14.

In the Reichstag, debating the esti ent of Jesteringslay, while a strong mates of the Department of Justice, the current is rúpping against the new order Socialist Cohn denounced the severity in Odessa and Poltara. The newspaper the sentences for the strike distor wide that there are several groups of bances whereby many men of noble Brant Bassian forces in the Don region. character from Belgium and Germany are languishing in prison. Coba was respeatedly called to order amid tumblt. ANGLO-DUTCH AERIAL POST

UNITED STATES REVENUE., ESTIMATED AT FOUR BILLION DOLLARS.

WASHINGTON, May 16.

Speaking in Congress, Mr. MacAdoo

•WANTED.

"

AMSTERDAM, May 16. The Chamber of Commerce is pressing

No Fire Insurance whatever, will be Mz 12 Gregory Richardson

affected.

Pacific Max 9.8. Co.

J DRAM SHEPPARD,

Leting Agent. Hongkong, May 18, 1918. "

NÓTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

-FROM SINGAPORE:

Steamship

435

THE WAERWICK” haring arrived from the above port Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or astra hazardous Godowns of the Hongking

Mr B. James

Mr JJoseph

and

Mr Stabbings and.

- daughter Mr A. A. L.Todt My Bod Mrs Under

wood

Mes L. Külge and Mr and Mrs J. W.

.: White child

'PEAK HOTEL,

Mr and Mrs R. F. J. Mr and Mrs Geo.

Adams

Lammert ege Mr T.W. Mannen Capt.&MraMaulay

AMO

Mr J. E. Felda

Mr O. B. Bird Mr and Mrs DE

Blair

Mr and Mrs O. T.

Breakspear Mr. and Mrs A. T.

Carter.

and Mrs F. W Cary Mra Clay

Mr E F. Mattingley Mr Moore

Mr and Mrs G. F.

Nightingale L-Coland" "Mes Thorsby Felham BET. L Ferking Mr.W, B. Fric

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon.

WHIT-SUNDAY, May 19th. Holy Communien at Morning Service. Morning Prayer at 11 am

48

Responses, Festal; Venite, Goodson.; Psalms, 48, Chant 180 f.A., allis Chants 568.and 870, Crotch and Cooke: Te Deum, Oakeley in F: Jabilate, Goss, Chant 207 WA. Hyric Thorne; Hymns, 7, 255, 239. (part 2) and 259.

DATE

Sunday, 19th, 9,00 130

Sunday, 19th," | 9:00 AM -

„Monday, 20th, 200) 12. Tuesday, 21st, ́8.00 M

Tuesday, 1st, 11.00 AM. Tuesday, dist. Neon Tuesday, 1st 200 Tuesday, 21st,, 5.00 1.3.

Wednesday, 22nd, 1000 4.★.

Wednesday, Bud, -

Registration Letters

9.45 LX. 10.00

Thursday, 23rd, 7.00 1.3. Thursday, 23rd, 11.00 M Thursday, 23rd. 2.00 PM

Friday, 24th, 280 MG

Tuesday, 28th,

Registration 43 Ma Letters. 10.30 AM.

The Parcel Mail will be closed on Monday, 27th May at 5 pm.

Tuesday, 28th, Noce,

SHARE QUOTATIONS.

HONGKONG STOCK

EXCHANGE,

-

HONGKONG, 18th MAY, 1918.

OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS,

BATES

11:30

Hongkong Banks

Marine InsuRANCE. DE M

·F

$595 $1.

Canton Ins, $320 b. x. d., 380 sa d North China InsT.193 b. x. d. Union Int.....

Yangtze Inee

INSTRANCE China Fire Ins. Boagkong Fire Ina.

tow. 8600 b. $200 p-ex. $13

$133.6. $310 b.

365 b

Docks, WHARTER, GODOWN, 40.

HAK.

H. W. Docks

HOTELS & BUILDINGS, A

SINGAPORE RUBBER SHARE MARKET.

MESSRS. FRASER AND

QUOTATIONS.

·Alor Gajah (91) .... Amal Malay fy, pd.

SINGAPORE. May 4th

3.25 3.30 2753:00 13.00. 15.00

··1.00 1.10.

Ayer Hitam (85) Ayer Kuning (81).... Ayar Molek (91) Ayer Panan (85) Balgownie (91)

Bukit K. A. (1) '---':

Malaka Piuda

-9.00 2.55

9,00 0.60- 5.00 ·E.BO-

931,05

0.75

0.00

0.85.

0.70 12.00

30. 7.00 100

2,10-

-6.50 2.10.2.20

Sarriso

Douglases H.R.Steamboatări *** Indo-China Do. Shells

lody, Travers (20th) Cookes Magoi- ficat, Turle (2nd evening) Dimittis, Barnby (26th evening's Hymas, 154, 156, 155, 215.

Star

Ferries

$32 (Def)#135 b. & 1413 5. 1905. Szab

Bessett (31) Bukit Jelotong (31). Bukit Katil (91) Bukit Timah (610)

0,35

Nunc

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Chine Sugars

Malabon Sugars.“ MINING.

$234.

Changkat B'dang (33)

Glenenly Pins. (84)

Kailan Mining Adz..

Haytar (33)

-7.00 7.50

Langkata

Indragiri (86)....

5.95

572

Boubs

Tronoh Mines wer

36%

Jeram (81)

--1.20

1:35:

3

Ural Caspiando_

15/-.

Jimah (31)

1.50

165

Wharts

Kalemak R. (3)

6.10

8.25

$190.

S'hai Docks.

103 b

| Kempas (81).

7.75 8.26

-Lupas (35):)

6.25

LANTS,

Central Estates

$20 De

Hongkong Lands

Hongkong Hotels.

188 6.

383 1.

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35.75 p

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4.21) 4,60 0.60 0.70

$25 b.

Mergal (86)

6.00

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4.00

4.25

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ISLA $8.25 b.. d.

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11.00

12:00

Pantai (81)

120

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Pungger (31)... Radilla (95) -*-

0,60

/ 0.70

9.00.

10.00%

*** $7.25 b.

$6.70.

Bandycroft (88) Sendai (33)

5.25

2.60

: 6.25

4,75

HK. Electrics

Hongkong Ropes

Sambrong (81)

0.80 030

Tramways...

bungei Bags (32)

3.00

3.60

do. (New)

Peak Tramways (Old) 88.80b.d.

box

Tambalak (81)

0.60

10.95

Steam Laundries

Tapah (SLO)

18.00

Water-boats

11

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8.50 $10.80

36.10 b.

38.00 b.

Trafalgar (32)

110

-1,25

$105

$26 b.

Ulu Pandau (81) United Malacos (61).

God Bare the King. Evening Prayer at 6 pm] Responses, Festal; salmis, 104, Chants 18 and 217; 145, Chant 319; Magni- ficat, Stainer, Chant 398 W.A.; Düne Dimittis, Wesley; Hymns, 261, 505, 53 and 139.

Vesper Hymn.

God save the King.

„Union Church, Kennedy Road.

Sunday Services, May 10th.. Morning Service at 11a.m. Hymns, 389,

535, 133, 300.

Subject,

Partings

Preacher: Pey. J. Kirk Macomaebie.

Humphreys Kowloon Lands West Points COTTON MILLE

Ewo Cottons 'see' Kong Yiks Shangbai Yangtazepoo9 Orientals einu, MISCELLANIOUS. Chinn-Borgeos “Chies, Lights ... are

Chisa-Providents....

Cott

Dairy Farms.... Cements

Evening Service at 6 pm. Hymns, 144.

219, 147, 443.

Freacher: Rev. EE Bryant, BA Communion at 7pm.

St. Peter's Church, West Point.

Buzday, May 19th.

8.-Holy Communion. 12 amMorning Prayer and Sermon Preacher: Major Walmsley.

Gospel,

Fall

10 & 19 ProDER STRÆET. Weekly Services Sunday : Breaking of Bread for Believers only, 115. Gospel Meeting, & pm

(estimated the revenue for the current the urgency of ab Anglo-Dutch aerial and Kowloon Whif and Godown & Mrs Coppin Mr and Mrs E Tuesday and say "Bible study

facal term ending June 30 at four billion post. dollars, mainly contributed by taxation. One-third of the expense of the war in -1918 will be met by taxation and to

LORD FRENCH'S SUCCESSOR

thirds by Liberty Bonds. The income EVASIVE STATEMENT IN BOCSE

from excess profits taxes will yield $2,773,100,000 which is 8343,000,000 over the estimates. The tutel internal 10- Venus is expected to be 83,543,0,0,

OF COMMONS

London, May 15,

including $180,000,000 from Customs. In the House of Commons, Mr.

There has been considerable discussio in Congress as to whether the new Macpherson stated that no succcesor to Terenus legislation shall be taken up Lord French has been appointed. this present session, S

·Mr. David Davies: le the appoint MINKAS" CONFERENCE COLLAPSES,t of General in Hamilton

contemplated

COAL CONTROLLERS SCHEME REJECTED

LONDON, May 16, When the Coal Controller addressed the Bioelsederation, sa cebled yester day, tanya pertions yes prt by the 13 din estatco who eminsed time the Huitary had taken the strongest miners. are Controller subofiled a relieme for

Mr. Macpherson replied: I can add nothing to my answer.

OBNOXIOUS QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.

LONDON, May 16,

In the House of Commons, replying Mr. Outhwaite, Mr. Boter Law stated that no change had toentred or was con-

Coral Micing lobility Bureau templated in the ligh, Command in CAN HAVER productive utilisation cabour. Vrance He Bonac Law strongly apported fill and precated such questioné, which, he

Ltd., whence and/or from the whares, delivery may be obtained.

Goods and cleared by the 29th instant,

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at 6 pm., will, be subject to rent

all broken, shaled and damaged pack

r to he left in the Gotowns where

they will be examined. flaims against

Mrs J. B. Cormack Ranger

Bira H. Curtis Mr W. Z. Roberta

Cap. & Mrs DouglasMr. Salvesen for

Mr and Mrs Eaton Bass Skinner

end children Mr& Mis& Findlay Mr H. Evane Emith

the stemor most be presented within M. Danman Fuller Mr & Mr. Findlay

Mrs Fyson 10 days of arrival otherwise they will not

be recognized. En denga Die murd Mrs-A D. M Hugh Lyle

Galloway Smyth No Fire itsurance, will be affected by as

in say case whatever Speed Mrs NAT fibous Mr and Mrs F. G

Bills of Lading' will be countersigned by Mr.N3. Gibbins Turner. "

DFA Gibson Maj. Gen. F. Ventria JARDINE, MATULSUN & Co, La, and Mrs. A. Mias Ventris

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Mr WB. Hind Mr and Mrs Hodison

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Mr and Mrs G. Z

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Friday

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WEATHER REPORT.

0.00 0.76 0.85 1.00

OFFICIAL NIGHT IN MAY26

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A. MACDONNELL LOADER Sundays, 11 m „Wednesdays; 5.30 p.m.

Wesleyan Methodist Churah,

Morning Service/ 10:16 am: Evening Service, 6 pm.

Saldiers" and Sallors Home, RunWArsenal Street. Sunday, Frering, Cope

Gospel Meeting, 8 pm.

St. Joseph's Church,

Garden: Road,

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Roman Catbollo, Cathedral,

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