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China Mail 德臣西報中國郵報 All

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

~(Continued from Page`1.)

RUSSIA AND THE POWERS.

LONDON, January 20th A communique from Paris, dated Janu Bry 20th, states that the representatives at the five great Powers met this morning. M. Youlens, the French Ambassador in Russia, who left. Archangel a few days ngo, gave particulars of the situation in Bussia.

M. Erie Scavenius, Danish Minister, who left Petrograd recently, makes i statement at to-morrow's meeting.

NEW WAR BONDS.

LONDON, January 20th. The Press Bureau states: The Trea. Bury notifies that after February 1st abcripsiens will be revived for the new series of National War Bonds at five per bent. for fire or, ten years, subject to Income tax, or four per cent, for ten years, The first named series will be issued at par and may be redeemed at a premiums. The last named series will be issued at 10) and would be redeemable at par.

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BRITISH. POLICE" AGITATION.

ALLEGED OPPRESSION OF

UNION MEMBERS,

LONDON, January 20th. Eight thousand delegates of the Police Union throughout the Kingdom "hèld a cert a meeting at the Albert Hall. It is understood that they are agitating against the alleged victimisation of the Jelen members, and for more pay.

INDRAGIRI RUBBER, LTD..

......

The stomaal general vero ingekin- dragiri Rutter, Limited, was boltondanunty 10stSingapore. Mr D,C. Van, Bohap presided, she oth-is prise the ng Merais, i A. Thompson, Ta Khram lock, J. A. Flummer and J. A. Mias

In presenting the report and balance sheet, the chairman said he results for the year may be considered very athefactory, The average price realised by the sals of the company's rubber amounted to only 1. 5d. per lb., but adßcient profits have been carned to permit the payraent, of 7 per cent dívidald freu of war tex and to trapa. for sum of $10,000 out of-profits to resepra account. This has been possible owing to the low cost of production on the the estate whicb amounted to Did, per lb. ouly and this figure would have been lover still had the exchangs value of the guilder, remained at the usual figure of Flr, 140 for $100 instead of increasing to 12 3porige throughout the your of Fla. 134.40 for $100 thus increasing the cost of al remittances to the estate. Exchange is now rapidly be coming normal, the prew nf rate ?eing about. Fls. 1524 for 8100, and it is probable that the all-in cost for the present par will show a further reduction.

The noscunts have been drawn up in the anne m-nner as those of the old com- pany, "the property being held by the subsidiary Dutch Company formed to com ply with the provisions of the Netherlands Indien Law, the shares of which are held by your company. You wil oberva from the balagou short that the financial. position of the company is very stand. - 'A. ** sum of $75,000 representing the working espital railable for future deral y ment s been invested in Etraits Settlements 6 For cont, war loan, and there is also availų, able for this purpose unerlled capital of 82 per share er a total of 200,000 on the 80,000 partly paid shares. It is anticipated that the funds nog in haod will be sufficient for the current seara require ments and that it will not be necessary lu ell up the remaining 82 per share before July 31. 1019. Tie accounts are clearly set out and I do not think that any of the items stated therein require soy further explanation,

The estate is in good condition generally and is fortunate in being exceptionally free from disease. Your directors bays recent- By concluded a contract for the sale of 5 tone per mensem of the company's smoked sheet for the whole of 1919 delivered in Eingapore at a price of 80 cts, per Ib. This "Contract represents considerably less than one half of the estimated output of 304,000 Jba, for the year and the preeeds will be. sufficient to cover the estimated revenue expenditure for the year.

The price solised by the balance of the company's zable wid therefore represent a clear proft, sed if rubber remains at its present price or increases in value the results should be very satisfactory.

PASSENGERS", DEPARTED. -

Per Actori ar: Dr. T. Tamino, Mr. 1. Wadu, Mr. D. F. Morrison, Mr. W.-L. Doddum, bir A. M. Bradley, Prof. G. Kato, Mr. A. A. Cordeiro, Mr. E G. Remedios, Mira S. Leits, Mr. Foster, Mr. & Mrs. L. Campbell, Mrs. F. W. & Evans, Madame J. Louis, Mr. Mathiou,

BOATS DUE TO ARRIVE

AND DEPART.

VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE.

JANUARY 23.

TAMBA MARU, N.Y.K., from Japani, vin Shanghai..with mail.

SIBERIA MARU, TAK.K., from San Francisco, with mail.

IKABA MARU, N.YK., from London, vía Singapore, with mail.

"JANUARY 24,

KEIFUKU MARU, N. Y. K., from Jaran,

ECUADOR, Pacific Mail, trom San Francisco.

JANUARY 15. SANUKI MARU, N. Y. K., from Singapore.

JANUARY 26. SPHINX, M.M., from Shanghai. TENKAL MARU, N. T.K., from Singapore.

JANUARY 57.

TATAN MARU, NY.K., from Japan. SHINCHIKU MARU, N.Y.K.," from

Japan.

JANUARY 28. HTSON, B. and S., from Japan...

JANUARY 31.

CYCLOPS, D. and S., from Sings. pore

KO-OKU MARU, N.Y. ., from Singapore.

FEBRUARY 5. PYRRHUS, B. and S., from Liverpool. COURAGEOUS, Pacific Mail, from San Francisco via Vladivostok.

FEBRUARY 6. TENYO MARU, T.K.K, from San Francisco.

FEBRUARY 8. NOVARA, P. & O., from London.

FEBRUARY 9. ATREUS, B. and 8, from Liverpool. FEBRUARY 10. HOKUTO MARU, D. & Co, frow

Japan.

FEBRUARY 11.

HECTOR, B. and S., from Liverpool. FEBRUARY, 12. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, Canadian Pacific, from Vancouver.

FEBRUARY 15.

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES.

THE

ASSOCIATED BRASS AND COPPER MANUFACTURERS or GREAT BRITAIN CAN

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NOW SUPPLY

Brass and Copper, Locomotive Tubes, Rods, Etc.

Sole Agents's

ARNHOLD BROTHERS B Co., Ltd. CHINA HONGKONG.

EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL

WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES.

A palatable emulsion containing forty per cent of pure "Cod Liver Oil, a valuable Food, Tissue Builder,

and Tonic...

In bottles $1.25 and $200 each.

EXTRACT OF MALT & COD LIVER OIL $1.50 and $2.50 per bottle,

VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

TELEPHONE 298.

Mr&Mr A. CourseMr B. J de Moore

Me F. W. Moore. Mr F. C. Crash Mr T. B. Culhane Mr D. Nicholds Mr R. G. DoubledayMr T. R. Osborne Ms J. D. Edwards "Mrs W. G. Passmore

Mr W. H Price

Mr F. Ferguson

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGLONG HOTEL.

Bir D. Abraham

Mr B. H. Van Ketel

Capt. J. Adcock

Dr A. Gibson

G. Mr and Mrs Louritsen

Mr & Mrs Gregory

Mr C. T. Hal

Mr. and Mrs

Backhousa

BANRI MARU. D. & Co., from JavaMr and Mrs E. ELFENOR, E. and S., from Liverpool..

FEBRUARY 19.

Anderson.

Mr H. Krebs

J.Mr & Mrs A. Leach

and child

Capt. H. E.Laver

Miss H.. Lillie

COLOMBIA, Pacific Mail, from San Mr J. F. Bailantine Francisco,

FEBRUARY 2 AGAPENOR P. and S., from Liverpool. PROTESILAVE, B. and S., from Sing

Mrs F. C. Banham Madame Leiria Miss Eanban Master Banhan

apore.

·DEPARTING VESSELS,

JANUARY 2. YAN WAERWIJCK, J.31. & Co., for Singapore.

SHINEOKU MARUN.Y.K., for Calcutta, via Singapore, Penang and Rangoon

JANUARY 24

JANUARY 95.

Mrd. Lougfield

Mr and Mrs G. HM.Miss Alice Lu

air G. Ludia

Bannerman

Mr R. J. Barr Mr L. Beckingsale Mr. E. R. Babilios Mr and Mrs E Bernbeim & son Mr Benchot Mr and Mrs J. E.

Bingham

Miss Bingham Mr R. J. Birbeck Major and Mrs G.

Black and son

Mr A. H. Lerings

and servant

Mr and Mrs N.

Macintyre

Master MacIntyre. Dr G. W. Macken Mr E. Madsen Ra

Mrs F. Mr and

Maitiand MrG.de Marqueissao D.M. Fred. B. Marshal

Mr S. Mason

Mrs E. D. Blackhura Madame de Matte

and child Mr J. J. Blocker

TAMBA MARU, N. Y. K., for Mr. and Mrs C. Mr G. Mavor

Mr J. A. BicCulloch Liverpool.

Bourgery Capt. & His Branch Mr and Mrs T. R. E. Mr O. T. Breakspear Mefnnes for Mr W. G. Browell Mr V. Meyer

Mr & Mrs J. Mulder Mr E. B. Bruce

I: J. H. Butler Mr A. S. Murch

Cameron Mr and Mrs D. Mr R. V. Mr and Mrs L. Mertay

Campbell

KEIFUKU MARU, N. Y. K., Singapore.

FURNEO MARU, D. and Co., for

J&VB,

JANUARY 28. SANUKI MARU, N.Y.K., for Japan. TALAN MARU, N.Y., for Bombay via Singapore and Colombo.

JANUARY

TENKAI MARU, K.T.K., for Japan. SIBERIA MARU, T. K. K., for San Francisco.

SPHINX, M,M., for Marseilles.

JANUARY 28. SHINCHIKU MARU, N.Y. K., For Singapore.

Mr and Mrs E A.,

Carvalho

Mr H. Cayrou Mr and Mrs J. C.

Clark

Mr J. Cochrace Mr H. H. Cober Mrs Corneliuson Capt. W.G. Coran Mr F. W. Cox

Dr and Mrs H.

Cumming

Mr and Mrs. W. P.

Neeson

Mr J.S. Nicolson Capt. & Mrs North

combe.

Mis L. H. Peroy. Mrs A. Phillips BIT C. Philippson.. Miss B. Phillips Capt. M. Picknell. Mrs O. R. Powrie

Mr W. J. Reynolds

Mr and Mrs C. Richardson

Mr & Mrs BammesMrs A. P. Sangster

and family

Mr A. Hann

Mr A. Harrison

Mr P. Beathcote

Mr J. C. Rupeter

Mr E: Irving Mr and Mrs

Jackson

Mr B. James

Mr G. Stavrakov

Mra Stobbings and

daughter

Capt. & Mrs Swain

Mr and Mrs Undm.

wood

W.Mr and Mrs S H.

West and family

CARLTON HOTEL

Mr W. Bellic Miss E. Bord

Mr & Mrs O. Bradley Mrs Burton

Mia D, May

Mas V. Pain

Maru

POST OFFICE.

Mails dispatched from Hongkong to the United Kingdom por as." Atrien on November 30th," per s.6. "Colombin" on December 4th, and per Tahebee" on December 10th, all reached England yesterday.......

mail dispatched from Londen Parcol on December 2nd last was received herg por s.5. "Gleniffer" to-day.

The parcel post service to Oubi is suspended.

It is notified that all restrictions as to the use of wireless Telegraphy by Marchant Tomas's on the Chins "tation have been abolished.

The Services to Germany, Austria, Bul garia and the Ottoman Empire ara suspended,

No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan, Ahwan or Mobammorah in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight cunoos in weight.

The insured letter sad fnsure parcel, savices between Egypt for in. transit through Egypt) and Cyprus as tempor- arily suspended.

* Uninsured parcels for the United King dom will in future be forwarded. hom Hongkong in bags and the Publin are therefore advised to pack such parcels very carefully.

Until further notice parcels for civil addresses in the provinces of Vains, Vicenza, Travian Padua, Venice and Bel- lana in Italy will not be accepted for transmission unless posted under the British War Office Permit

The Parcel Posh Services to British East Africa and Egypt (except for members of the Expeditionary Forces), and to abys sinis, Bagdad, Krithres, French. Fomali Conec alian Somaliland, Portugueso East. Africa, Zanzibar and Russit have been sus- pended.

Registered and "Patcal Mails cload 35 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise a sted,

INWARD MAILS.

THURSDAY, January 23.

Manila and U.S.A-PerSIBERIA MĀRU,

FRIDAY, January 24.

Straits--Per EJAZ.

SUNDAY, January 26.

Earope vis Neguatam-fer ORICONO

MARU

OUTWARD MAILS."

THURSDAY, January 23.

Shanghai, North Chira, Japen vis

Nagasaki-For GLENIFFER, 10a.m.

Mr and Mrs E E Japan vis Kche-Per WAKAMATSU

Melice:

MARU, 11 am..“ Swatow and Bangkok-Per CHILDAR,

11 am.

and North China - Per SUNNING, 11 am.

Cameron Mr L. G. H. Farcech

Misa 9, Cokke

Mr A. Cook

Miss 8. Cooks

Mr H. Carer

Misa J. Deserves

Mr.B. Paul

Mrs 8. N. Petroff

Mr D. Phillips

Mr.W. Riley

Mr A. Rodriguer

Mr J. Fetherstroughra G. Sim Mr K. B. Grase

Mr G. Graystone

Mr and Mrs. H.

Stephens

Mr and Mrs F. E. Mr and

Hamilton

Mea

Stephens Mr H. J. Hennessy Mrs U. Sternis Mr. and Mrs L.Mr R Thomson

Holmesss

Mrs P. Boretazky. Miss E. Lawn

Miss Tera Lech Mr Wm. Mackenzie,

Major

A.R.D.

נו

Mr G. Titchener Mr W Vencent MrP.W Vementow Mlas E. Watson

PEAK HOTHL

du Mr and Mrs Abney Mr H.

Apthorpe, Hutchison

Mr F. B. Johnson Mr G. 8. Archbutt Mr A Lambelet Mr C. B. Bird Mrs Lits"

**Blair

Mr and Mrs. D. E. Capt. & Mrs Macaulay

Mrs Mathieson Rev. S.R.A-Bundle, Mr J.Finlay Miller

Mrs Moore

Lt. Mr E. H. Ray

Miss F. Rosy INABA MARU, N. Y. K., for Japat. Mes F. E. Varia Mr W. J. Roberts.

Mrs F. M. Dillon Mr R. O. Kussell JANUARY 29.

Mr A. W., DobbenMr L. C. Sargent ECUADOR Pacific Mall, for San Mr J. Dugait

Capt. A. J. cott Francisco.

Madame E. Esnault Mr U, E. Bayb.F. JANUARY 30.

Mies K. Etanson

Mr. E. T. Sheaf HYSON, E. & 5., for Japan via Mr E, R. Fazer Mro. Sheehan Shanghai,

Mr N. O. Galluzzi Capt. E. B. Simmons Miss H. F. Skinner

JANUARY 31. NINGCHOW, B. and 5., for London. FEBRUARY 1.

Francisco.

זי

Mr A. Sklarevski

Mrs M. Slade

Capt. B. Smith Capt. J.G. Smith

Mr J. lenin Bir J. H. Giles Mr C. D. Green Mr A. W. Gregs- KOSOKU MARU, K.Y.K., for Japan. Mr G. S. Hall GROTIUS, J. C. J. L., for Ean Capt. T. P. Hall

Dir and Mrs S. Mr and Mrs W. A. Somerville,. FEBRUARI 3.

Hannibal

WH.Sparke Capt NIKKO MARU, N. Y. E., for Sydney. Mr D. J. Eanscom Mrs W. H. Sparke WILIS, J. c. J. L.. for San Francisco. Mr S. E. Hansen

MY V. Steensley CYCLOPS, B. and S., for Seattle, vin Mr G. Harper Mr B. F. Stoneha Japan.

Misses Harrison (2) Mr & Ma Stratton Mr E. H. Hartman and 2 children

and Mr L W. Strawn Mr A. J. Hayim Dr and Mrs Henny,Mr B. Sykora Miss Hessing

2 children & xurseMr C. F. Templeton

MrF. Travers Mr W. B. Tyler Mr A. Hicks Mr and Mrs S. E. Mr M. H. Varn

Носов

Mr Thos. Vint Mr H. J. welder

FEBRUARY 0. CHINA, China Mail, for fan Fran- cisco, via Japan and Boholülu.

FYRRHUS, B. and S., for Japan, via Shanghai

FEBRUARY 8. TENYO MĀRU, T. X. £, for San Francisco.

Shanghai.

Mr A. Holgerson MrA Shelton Hooper

Mr R. Borne

Mr C. Hoyitt Capt. R. Innes

Mr J. Jeppesen

Mr H. B. Waring M. W. Waugh

Mr A. J. Carter Mr and Mis F. W.

Cary

Lt. Col. A. J. Coles

Major & Mrs Milner-

Janet

Lt. Col.&Mrs Thors-

by Pelham

MY E. B. Colleyshaw Mr T. La Perkins. Bir and Mrs S. G. Mr W. E. Roberts.

Cappin

Mr F. J. de Rome Major V. J. Hantle Mr. Evans, M.D.E. bury

Mrs Cormack

Shanghai

Shanghai atid North Chios-Per SIN.

GAN. 2pm.

Straits and Bangkok-Per VAN WAER-

WIJCK. 4 p.m. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius. South Africa, India rio Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE via Suez-Fer POLYPHEMUS, Registration 5 -5pm.

Letters

The Parcel Mail will be closed"

to-morrow at Bp.m.

FRIDAY, January 24.

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Fouth Africa, India via Dbañweh- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE_vis MARU, Suez Fat TAMBA Registration 9:43 a.m., Letters 10.30am.

Java and Port Moresby via Batavia--

Per TJILATJAẤP, 11 at Philippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG,

p.ro.

SATURDAY, January 201

Shanghai and

North China-Per CHENAN, 2 p.1.

SUNDAY, January 28.

Swatow, Amcy and Formoes vis Keelungi

Per KALJO MARU, 98... Biatow, Amoy and Poochow-Per

HAITAN, 94.

Shanghai and North China-Fer

YINGCHOW, 9 8.20.

MONDAY, January 27,

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY - 22, 1919.

ENTERTAINMENTZ.

Tel. No. 1743.

TAE

CORONET

TO-NIGHT!

Tel. No. 1743.

TO-NIGHT

AT 5.15 & 9.15 P.M.

WILLIAM FARNUM

A GILDED FOOL."

THE LITTLE MONTE CARLO." :

Wiffles Singing Lessons.

etc.

VICTORIA THEATRE

TO-NIGHT!

at 9.15 p.m.

TO NIGHTIN

AMERICAN GAZETTE No. 21.

'MARBLE HEART”

KING BAGGAT.

featuring

"HOGAN OUT WEST." (Keystone Comedy)

MATINEES

every Wednesday and Thursday at 5.15 p.m. Saturday 2.15 p.m. and 5 p.m.. and Sunday at 6.p.m.

HONGKONG THEATRE.

WEDNESDAY. Jannery 22 to FRIDAY 24. screening -1st, 2nd & 3rd Episodes of "THE VOICE ON THE WIRE.

also Conrics

FRIDAY, January, 24th, Matinee at 8:15 p.m.

by special request. repeating: "TENNESSEE'S VARDNER."

A beautiful Paramount drams in 5 parts, featuring "Fannie Ward.

on SATURDAY January 6,

see VIVIAN MARTIN "THE STRONGER

THEATRE

LOVE."

ROYAL

Two Nights Only.

THE TWO GREAT ARTISTES

KLAREVSKI, Planist. YKORA, Cellist.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 29, and SATURDAY, Feb.

PRICES

at 9.15 p.m.

$3, $2 and $1. Booking now open at MOUTRIE'S.

Management: J. GENIN.

CONSULAR INVOICES.

THEATRE

THE

ROYAL.

Under instructions from Washing ton the American Consul General is able to announce that hereafter cons sular invoices may be certified "to without the production of impor licence numbers for admission into the commodities

Mr Desmas Fallas Capt. & Mra Sidford Weihaiwal & Chefoo--Per KUBICHOW, HOWITT - PHILLIPS

MTD

F. Goodrich Mr A.Findlay-Smith Dr Moore Graham Mrs Sveen.

OPIUM PRICE AGAIN RISING.

It is said that the destruction of this huge stock has again raised the price in the illicit marker, and instead of boing worth (i is could be sold) $25,000,000 Bguris at 820,000 per chest, the price hus Vollen-aready advanced to 325,000, which makes surging all the more profitable. It was anid - ugled opium commands auch" prices in Shanghai that the smugglere can ford to four abipment in fra and stil make large profits, and now," with even wider margins, to work on, it is expected that the smugglars will be even more setive. Ti no place in the world does spine command ench prices as in Shanghai Band it is said in spite of the utmort effects of the Customs oficiale Sedly 'tonsor enters the port without bringing at least some opium.

Mr C. E Watkins

Mr J. Wilson

F and Mrs M. Mr G. G. Wood

Mr G. Woudenberg

FEBRUARY 9. .NOVARA, P. and O., for Tokohama, FEBRUARY 10. ATREUS, B. and 8, for Japan, via INDUS MARU, O.S.K., for Marseilles. Joblin Mr and Mrs G. B

Worby Mr B. J. Johnstone Mr E. M. Joseph Mr and Mrs Mr J. J. Judali

FEBRUARY 12. FOLUTO MARU, D. and Co., for

Java,

|_ TENYO MARU,' TKK, for San Francisco.

FEBRUARY 16. SUMATRA MARU, Q.S.E., for Buenos, Aires and Rio de Enteiro.

Joblin

Wylie

KING EDWARD HEUTT

Mra Kilbee & child Mr D. J. Adams FEBRUARY 18,

Mrs R Almond Mrs Krahmaleff Miss A. Anderson. Mrs B. Legge ELPEÑOR, B. and S., for Japar, vis Dr M. E. Anger

Mrs Medinch Shanghai..

Mr R W. Brundle. His E. M. McOco FEBRUARY 15.

Mr A. Bolloch. M: F. W. McGrath Mr and Mrs Carbe Mr H. M. McTavish

Mrs.A. Monro Miss Carbo

BANRI MARU, D and Co. for Japan, FEBRUARY, 20.0 COLOMBIA, Facific Mail for San Francisco.

SAFE®RUARY 2.

** AGAMEMNON, B. and 8., for Liver pool

FEBRUARY 23.

NORE, P. and 0., for London, vis Marseilles.

AGAPENOB, E. and B., for Japan, Aria Shanghai,

Mr. Hatayama, Min Dolores Joson, Mr. FÉERUABY 25.

and die. Louisland, ir and Lady Crewe

Mr.

Mrs. Zko, Mr. E T.

Eva Raw Br. & Carboto, Mrs. Benson,

Mr.

Mrs G. Cartis, Mr H Mata Cartia, Mrs. P. Boselia, Mr., Mr. L. 0. Sergent.

TEIRESTAS, H. and B., for Londoc. FROTESILAUS, B, and S., for Beattle."

"FEBRUARY 17...

́EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, Canadian Facile for Vancouver

11.

China-Per COMEDY COMPANY.

TUESDAY, Jaruary 28. Shanghai and North

BINKLANG,: 11 atm, WEDNESDAY, January 29. Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Tak40-

Per SOSHU MARU, 5.06

p THURSDAY, January 30, Shanghai and North Chis-Per

SUIYANG, 11am.

ARRIVALS OF STEAMERS.

JANUARY 31, 1913. - # -KWONGTAH, Chi, 1,530 tons, from Shanghai, Capt. Stewart, O.M.S.N, Co., wher

KAWADHI MARU, Jap.. 3,665 tons, from Singapore, Capt. Ihawa, N.V.K., wharf

URUSAN MAR, Jap 1,729 tous, fom Weibsiwei, Capt. Kimura, M.B.K., C17

KWONG TING, Chi, 407 tons, from West Biver, Capt. Hoas, wharf.

To devise means oListing in the pro ration and detection of muggling is one of the perpesse of the propel International An Oplan Society formel at, manas -ra-et- MISHIMA MARU, Jac. 1,148 tona, ing at the Y.M.C.A. Auditoriem on Frusy; from Swatow, Capt. Haynahi, Suzuki & this and the adoption of rigid measure to Co, BLO. prohibit topy growing within he borders! RIYO MARU, Jap., 719 tons, from of China, nt to make conditions such that Kealung, Capt. Yehosoba. Fukajawa, the growing geners ions will be non-C33.

mokers of the crux.

YOU POSSIBLY READ PERIODICALS. YOU PROBABLY READ BOOKS. YOU CERTAINLY USE STATIONERY.

It in to satisfy your requirements that we pay rent, rates, Laxos

and other incidentals

WILL YOU. NOT CRANT US THE PRIVILEGE OF TOUE CUSTOM:1

BREWER & CO

23, Queen's Roźd Central

ALBAY, Amer, 574 tons, from a phong, Capt. Blanes, Basa, C40.

LAST NIGHT.

TO-NIGHT

EDNESDAY, 22ND JAN) "The Glad Eye.'

PRICES

-$3,

MOUTRIE'S.

Tited States of all c

Wheat, wheat flour, leathers, pest: nuts, feno-manganese, spiegeleisen, manufactures thereof, pig tin and tin ore and concentrates

Egyptian cotton, emery ore, jute and

For items thus listed import licenses must still be secured and the import license number must be indicated to the Consulate-Generat in the usual way. The importation of all other commnodjies save those. herein listed is now altogether un.. restricted and free from all license requirements.

Under present regulations the op proval of shipping orders by this Con sulate-Genoml will no longer be re quired for any commodities except those in the ubora list. Shipping orders, however, must be approved by the United States Public Health Surgson.

It is also indicated that from time to time items on the above list will be freed frorn all restrictions so that. Invoices covering shipments of such articles to the United States may be made without the production of im port license numbers."

While the above list includes a number of items of importance to Hongkong particularly tin, feathers, RATHONG, Brit. 2 p.m., for Foochow and peanuts it should be understood vis Bwatown for Calcutts that shipments of these goods are

VITIM, Brit 3 p.m.)

JADE, French 386 tons, from Hai phong, Capt. Carmhin, W.0. Jack, Buoy 038

2.147 fons, from via Singapore.M. & Co. AKITA MARIA M

CELTICBORN JApp. Singapore, Capt. Uzuno N.Y.K, wharf. Balikpapan, A. P. Co...

NAJATA MARU, Jap., aiz tous, from Capton Capt. Takahashi, A. P. Co North

CLEARANCE.

JANUARY 21, 1919 DAIYA HARU Jap noon, Singapore, Cartell Bros.

KAWAGHI MAU Tap noon for Tokohama vis Shanghai, N.Y.

JANUARY 32, 1010 OTARU MARU, Jap., 7am Tokaichi, Sata

still to be fcensed in the usual way for while on the other hand all the vest mass of ordinary exports from Hong- kong to the United States, particu for larly of Chinese merchandise, rice, and, in short, the entire mass of the trade is hereafter tree of license and completely without restriction.

SAGATA MARU, Jap, 71.m., for Swatow, A.P. Co.

Printed and Published for THE CONCRED by GECROR WILLIAM CADE BURNETT, Editor and Manager, No. 5, Wyndham Btreet, Hongkong.

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