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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued Irüm Pugo (1) Beuter's Service to the China Mail.)

ARMY OF OCCUPATION

BIGGER PAY, AND MORE LEAVE. "

LONDON, January 28th.

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The Fress Bureau states Consequent on discissions hiring the past ten days, in Londent: between Minis- the term and various Departments, on question of the proper maintenance of the "Armies of Occupation and other matters sconnected with the strength and welfare of the British Army, the Frime Minister convened & Conference at Paris, at which Mr. W. Churchill, Sir Erie tieddes, Sir: Dougins Haig, and, General Sir Henry Wilson were present,

Far-reaching conclusions were reached. which will be brought before the Cabinet arly this week, as announcement cover. ing the general policy will be made later. |

The Government's intention is to in- mediately substantially, advance the pay of the Armies of Cectipation and give good facilities for leave.

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Thirty thousand men are now being dergobilised daily, compared with 8.00 a fortnight ago, while the rate of déwobili sation will shortly be 10,00 daily,

Obviously, if this process is continued for two months we should be left with- But an organised body of disciplined troops in any part of the world in which we are involved. To build up the old voluntary army will take at least the greater part of 1919, and before any great voluge of volunteering can be expected it is necessary that the rates of pay should be made altractive and that large nu bers of soldiers should have been released? rom the Army and able to exercise a free ghoice regarding renlisting.

ARRIVALS OF STEAMERS,

-JANUARY-88,-1010

CERF, Obi, 263 tons, from Wüchow, Capt. Wong Chiu, On Vick, wharf

CHEFOO,Chitors; from Chinton, Capt. For, Sam Shing, 48,

JOKIN SAN MARU, Jap Keelung, Capt. Tanasawa, M.BR. 99. SEINMEC Jap 1.749 tons, from Mijke, Capt. Takaki, M.B.K., BT.

from

TALAN MARO, Jap, 12,817 tons, from Koba Cart. Kobayashi, N.T.K., wharf.

SPITIXX, French, 6,721 tons, from Shanghai, Cipt. Cousin, "M.M, A7 Busy, NAM, WAN, Port. 270 tone, from Swatow, Caph Costa, Tai Fang Co., C43 Boy

SOSHU MARU, Japi, 1,000 tons, from Canton, Capt. Inoye, 6.S.K., wharf.

SHINYOMARO,Jap., 1,331 tons, from Karatau, Capt. Hyoda, O.S. 5., Wanchai.

HOK CANTON, Brit., 636 tons, from Hongay. Capt. Spirke, Yat Hing S.S Co., Yanmas

ALICORNE Chi.. 300 tons, from Pakbo Capt. Lung Hing, Chilton, BD Buoy

HONO BEE Brit., 9,000 tops, from Singapore. Capt. van Egdcm, Chen Scon Hong, Bo Buoy.

from

JUNO, Dutch, 1,335 tons, Balikpapan, Capt. van Hoen, A.P. Co North Point

HAITLEPOOL, Brit., 2.720 tons, from Tainkan, Capt."Gooch, A.P. Co., Taikok taui.

VERDUN, French, 173 tons. from Haiphong, Capt. Nicolai, Sing. Kee, 39. from. UNCAS Bris.. se tons, Abadan, Capt. Crump, Standard Tran sportation. Laicbíkok.

CLEARANCE.

JANUARY 23, 1913. ASTRAL, Amer, 7am, for Manila,

LOKSANO, Brit, 8.30 s.m for Hai- phong via Holbow, J.M.

TAISARMU, Chi, 7. m., for siphong, Yan Fat

We are thas confronted with the eer-Standard Oil. tainty of an utter gap between the great! compulsory armies which won the war und the comparatively small longwrvice pro- fessional forces which are required to Sarrison the British Empire. The forth roming proposals are intended to provide for this intervening period..

They will ensure that we have, in every mar theatre, sufficient forces, during 1919,

to see that we are aut robbed of the fruits ¦

BATSUKI MARU, Jap, for Dairen,

Y. Sat

SINKTANG, Brit, 12 noon, for Shang- hat. B. & S.

HATTAN, Brit... I p.m., for Foochew, D.EL

to: J.M.

SPOTX, French, 4 p.m., for Marseil- les, M.M,

of our victories, and that the Gernians TAISANG. Brit.. 4 p.m., for Shanghai, and their confederates are myide execute, faithfully and punctually, the conditions of the Armistice and the Pence Trenty, and they will aby enable us to, discharge our duty towards the Allies and

home depending on us.

OUR BIT.

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Lemust be clearly understion that while Great Britain is prepared to do her share of the work still to be done, she will and asked to do more than her share. The United States, France, and Italy will act with her in maintaining the common Baterests and wearing the advantages gained together.

Further, Great Britain's special obliga- tions in maintaining the Indian Empire and the wide regions we now hold in the Midle East, as well as the part played by the Navy, have been considèred in com- puting Great Britain's share.

Our task is therefore the formation and maintenance of Armies of Occupation of moderate size as compared with the pre- sent armies, but of the highest discipline and eciency, which will discharge our Wuty and safeguard British interests until na ordinary peace time volunteer army raa be created and all the rest of the pre- sont Armies can be demobilised as quickly as possible.

Lovboy, January 25th.

The Press Bureau states:- General Sir Henry Wilson will-attand the conmmittee appointed by the Allied Bad Associated Governments to consider the strength of the forces to be maintained on the Western Front during the Armistice.

LABOUR UNREST

Laxbox, January 26th Employees of the Shipbuilding Trades in the port of London decided to strike on January 4th for an all-round increase of fiteen shillings weekly,

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UNCAS, Brit. 3 p., for Shanghai, Standard Dil,,

JANUARY 29, 1019.

TAIWAN MARU, Jap. & am., for Bombay vin Singapore, .E.K.

SH NYU MARU, Jap, poon, for) Yokohama. Nemazco

TAIWAN MARU, 8 a.m., for Wabu,

Sato.

HOK CANTON, Brit; 7am., for Swatow, Kat Hing

HONG FEE Brit., 7., for Singa- pors via Amoy and swatow, 5.8. Hong

ECUADOR, Amer, noon, for Fan Francisco, P.M.

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"BROKEN-OFF CAREERS,

2017 reel om medd

Reactionaries when resisting change, often agus that changes impossible bo- catman" nature never alters; they färe Hght as to the deep emotions, love, bate, hunger, fear, but when we con sider how well we adapted ourselves to war we should feel no excessive anxiety now that we canst adapted ourselves to peace.

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We are reacting from national service to self-help, and do what we will, reserva the Civil Service for a year for discharged soldiers, demobilise miners and railwaymen first, &c., our adaptation must be difficult; but there is no reason to think that a cool man will not restore his career or make another

The problemi, varies with the kind of man. The professions are certainly in a difficulty greater than confronta other occupations: the barrister, the actor, the doctor, live entirely on their personality;; in four years they have been forgotten, and I suspect that because of this candi- dates for new careers will arise mainly

THE CHINA MAIL:

NOTICES

THE

ASSOCIATED BRASS AND COPPER

↑ MÁNUFACTURERS or GREAT BRITAIN

'CANCUN IN

NOW SUPPLY Brass and Copper, Locomotive Tubes, Rods, Etc

Sote Agents i

"ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Lid

FETCHINA 4 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.

Jn bottles $1.25 and $2.00 each,

16.

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

VICTORIA DISPENSARY.

CROSS EXPANSION MURRIGATER PISTON PACK **

"TELEPHONE 298.

The 100% Cross Expansion Packing.

Bold by

GERIN, DREVARD & CO.

Telephone 114.

JAMES STEER...

.G, IDE HOUSE STREET, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER.

CHRONOMETERS, CLOCKS, WATCHES "AFD NAUTICAL. INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED UNDER MY FERSONAL SUPERVISIÓN,

Tel. 2877.

Tel. 2877.

COLONIAL DISPENSARY.

FANOV PERTUMES,

EAU DE COLOGNE,

TÖILET SOÄPS,

MANICURE SETS.

SUTTABLE FOR PRESENTS.

COLONIAL DISPENSARY.

14, Queen's Road, Central.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL."

Twelve thousand men are concerned." At a conference held in London, the National Union of Railwaymen resolved to support, the strike movement, if nechs Bary, in order to obtain meal-time being included and paid for in an eight-bour working day Further, they decided to support the demand for a six-hour day. LONDON, January 7th. Belfast has been without gas or electri- dity since last evening, the result of the strike of Manicipal employees and shipyard workers. Hospitals in which were hund reds of wounded and sick soldiers had .insuficient gas to cook dinner.

Bakers in Glasgow struck on Saturday. The trouble is spreading to Fifeshire, But several, known to me, are con where 11.000 miners are already out.

fronted with urgent problems: how to A meeting of Liverpool railwaytren obtain credit from banks not ever supported the decision of their London comrades to take direct action on Februanricus to lend, save on gilt edged ay 9th unless the demands for an eight stock; how to secure a share of raw hour day and the elimination of Non- materials; how to extricate employaca Unionists were conceded. :

from the Army or national Bervice. Another in struggling to recover bad debts.

in their ranks; to an extent architects, Mr D. Abraham chartered accountants, and solicitors are Capt. J. Adcock better off, for their partners have Mr. and Mrs E. G. carried on, and that is also the case with the young business man.

· LITHUANIAN SUCCESS.

BERNE, January 26th. A telegram from Berlin states that Lithuaning troops defented the Bal shevists, capturing 5,000, east of Kovno. The Lithuanians are reported to be

arching on Kilna

MARINE COURT

EXCIS OF PA:SINGERS.

Before Commander C.W. Beckwith, R.N., in the Mariné Court this mor ning, Acting Lance Sergeant A Brown, A134, charged Fan Yee, master of stean launch Kung "Hong" with unlawfully carrying 31 Passengers in excess of the number allowed by his licetice, outside the local, trade limits, in the waters of the Colony, at 6.45 p.m. on the 12th, instant.

Mr. Goldring, who appeared for the defence, pleaded gulity but said it was owing to the approaching Chinese New Year. There was, said Counsel, gieat difficulty in confreiling the passengers at this time of the year. The Company had purchased ajunk, which it was intended to take an tow was intended; each trip; to carry, the excess passengers in the. Junk, that is, the second class pas sengers would be carried in the junk and the first class passengers in the Jaunch,

His honour impased a fire of 25 or, in default; one month's imprison"" ment with bard labour.

Bannerman

Camming

POST OFFICE.

The parcel post servies to Cuba suspended.

E is notified that all rostristinao aà tà. the use of wireless Telegraphy by Merobant, Yessa on the China ctation hava been abolished.

The Services to Getaway, Austria, Bal garia and the Ottoman Empire re suspended.

No unofficial letter, addressed to Abadan, Abwo or Mohamma'ah' in the Persian Gali may excood wight ounces in weight.

The insured letter, and ingrat, parest services between Egypt (or in transit: through Egyphy and Cyprus ate tempor- Arlly suspended.....

Uninsured parcein, for the United King dom will in fature be. forwarded hom Hongkong in bags and the Public are therefore advised to pask, such parooli, very carsfally.

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Until further notice parcels for civil addresses is the province of Unine, Vicenza, Trorise Padu,..Venice and Bol lune in Italy will not be acceptad for trasmission unless posted pader the Brian War Office Permit.

The Parcal Post Services to British East Africa and Egypt (except for members of the Expeditionary Forces), and to Abys. sini: Bagdad, Erithres, Frouch Somali Canc, Italian Somaliland, Portuguese Eart Africa, Zanzibar and Ricin have been sna pended.

Registered and Parcel Mails close: 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise a'ated.

..".

In the case of Mails closing before 9 m. Registration alosen st. 5 c'clock on the previous evening..

INWARD MAILA.

TO-DAY, January 29. Straits Per DUNERAS

SATURDAY.February 1. Straits-Por CHUNSANG, Manila and U.S.A.-Per CHINA. SUNDAY, “February 2. Japan-Per NIKKO MARU

OUTWARD MAILS.

THURSDAY, January 30, Shanghai and North Chins-Fer |

PAK WOO 56 m. Brigo-Per TELEMACHY'S. 9 a.m. Fort Bayart. Heihow and Esiphong-

Per SONG KLA, D 8.331:

Stits, Bangkok, Burmah and India via Calentts-Per SHINCHIKU MARU, 114..

Shanghai and North Chisa-Per SUTYANG, ... Shanghai and North China-Fer

KWANGLEE Noon.

пооп

Boihow and Blaiphong-Ter EOI PING, Philippine Islanda Sandakan, Australia and New Zealand via Thursday Laland-Per CHANGSHA, Re gistration 12.45 p.m. Letters 131 p.m.

:

Philippine Talands-Per YUENSANG,

9p.m.

Japan via Moji-Per LUZON MARU;

p.m. Shanghai, North China. Japan via Nagasaki-Per HYSON, 3 p.m. Saigon Per PHRUMPENH, 4 pm Baiphong Per TAKSANG, 5pm. Shanghai and North China-Per

WOSANG. 6 p.m..

FRIDAY, January 31

Philippine Islands, Straits, Bangkok and EUROPE via Suez-Per NING. CHOW, Registration 9.15 a.. Letters 10 am..

The Parcel, Mail will be closed on 1 Thursday, Jan. 20, at p.m.

Telepaoné No. 000. Hoilo Per SORACHI MAR 16 am

Shanghai. North China Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada, United States, Central and South America,and EUROPE via Ban Francisco-Per SIBERIA MARU, Registration 9.15 am, Letters 10.30 am.

·Neeson

-Mr and Mrs T. A. J»Mr J. 8.. Nicolson-

Davidson

Mr E S, Norman..

Bra F. E. Davis

Miss M, C. Dawson

Capt. & Mrs North-|

combe.

Mrs F. M. Dillon' Sir E. J. Odafre

Mr. A. Kreba Mr A. W. v. Dobben Mr C. Philippson Mr & Mis Laidlay | Mr J. Duguis Capt. M. Picknell

and maid

Madame E Esnault Mrs C, R. Powrie

SUNDAY, February 2 Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Keelang -Per AMAZUSA MARU... Swatow and Bangkok-Per. HUPER,

& B

TUESDAY, February 4

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1919,

ENTERTAINMENTE.

THE

Tel. No. 1793.

Tel. No. 1743

CORONET

Jan.

28

& 29.

at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m..

GEORGE WALSH

IN

THE YANKEE

"HE SHOULD

BRACES"

Booking at ROBINSON'S.

VICTORIA THEATRE

10:

JANUARY 28 & 29

9.15 p.m.. Performance' AMERICAN GAZETTE No. 22,

"A WIFE'S FORGIVENESS

› Featuring Hrszy Roussil and Mamani Exar Lex.

THE CELEBRATED SPANISH DANCERS, THE YERARS:

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The

Lucky Wiffles.

MANILA STRING BATD will be in attendance on

Tuesday, January 28, at 9.15 p.m.

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,

January 28 to Friday January (1) abowing:-4th to 6th Episodes of "THE VOICE » ON THE WIRE." alsa Comica

... FRIDAY, 31, Matinee at 5.15 p.m.

repeating :-"THE HOUSE OF LIES "

A beautiful Paramount Feature in. 3 parts," featuring EDNA GOODRI UHL

SATURDAY, February

showing a special Paramount Photo-Play in 8 parts.

TEMPTATION.'

THEATRE

ROYAL

Two Nights Only.

BY

THE TWO GREAT ARTISTES

YKORA,.. ¿Celfist.

SKLA

KLAREVSKI, Planisi

TO-NIGHT and" TUESDAY, Feb. 4.

PRICES

at 9.15 p.m.

$3, $2 and $1.

Booking now open at MOUTRIE'S.

DEPARTING VESSELS.

JANUARY 29. ECUADOR Pacifc Mail, for San Francisco..

JANUARY 30. HYSON, B. & 5, for Japan vis

JANUARY, 31..

Mr. and Mra C. Miss K. Eunnson Mr and Mrs S. A.Shanghai and North China-Fer TEAN, Shanghai.

Anderson Dr and Mrs H. de Lauritsen

Aveler

Mr & Mrs A. Leach Mr J. P. Ballantine and child Mr and Mr G. H. M.Dr and Mrs J. W. Leavell and child Miss H. Lillio Mr G. W. Barton Mrs E. R. Balilios Mr 8. Longfeld Mr and Mrs E. Dr and rs J. F.

Love Bornheim & son Mr. Berchot

Miss Alice Lu Mr and Mrs J, E. Sir G. Ludin

Bingham

Mr A. H. Luninga Ian sense, though he work on slender Mr R. J. Birbeck

Miss Bingham

and servant... Mr and Mrs N. cash resources, the employed man is leas Major and Mrs G. D. MacIntyre perturbed. He is better assured that Black and son Master Macintyre the State will protect him, for a number Mrs E. D. Blackburner G. W. Mackend of poor men are in these times more Mr J. J. Bleeker Mr E J. Mahon perilous to society than the few rich. Capt. & Mrs Branch Mr A. Maitland. It would not be surprising if vory soon Mr O. T. BreakspearMe... and the Government were compelled to go Mr and Mrs J. E. Maitland beyond their present policy, and to Mr W. G. Browell Mastor Mallik substitute for unemployment benet Mr H. F. Buckner MrG.de Marqueissae, employment in State factories that Mr R. V. Cameron. Mr Fred. B. Marshal would make any article you can name. Mr and Mrs E. A. Mr S. Mason Risky, yes but these are times when H. Cayrouand child

Carvalho

Madame de Mastce kingdoms live dangerously, ma

Brien

Mrs F

Mr M. Malik

Dr and Mrs R. EMr G. Mavor

MA. McCulloch Mest interesting of all these move Chambora menta ia the deflection of young men to Mr A. C. Cheetham Mr and Mrs T. R. E. new careers. Among my immediate Mr. and Mrs J. G. McInnes circle are an actor who is making for Clark

Mr J. Milna

MTS B. Morse Mr & Mrs J. Mulder

Mr J. Cochrane

Mr and Mrs J. M." Presley

Forbes Mr N. C. Galluzzi

Mr J. (lenin

Mr H. Ray Mias F. Reay Mr J. R. Rodfern Mr B Gensburger Mr J. K. Beish Mr J. F. Giles Mr C. E. W. Ricou Mr.A. W. Gregg Madame Ricou Mr and Mrs. J. 8.Mr R. O. Russell Guttridge Mr C. E. Seyht Capt, T. Hall Mr E. T. Sheat Mr and Mrs W. A.Mrs H. Shechan

-Hannibal

Miss H..F. Skinner Mr D. J. Hanscom Mr A. Sklarevski Mr 8. H. Hanten-ds. Mrs M. Slade Mr G. Gordon Hare Mr and Mrs Souzet Mr G. Harper Capt. E. Smith Mlanes Harrison (2) Capt. J. G. Smith Mr A.J. Hayin: Mr W. H. Smith Brand Mes Henvy,Mr and Mrs S

2 children & nurse Somerville Miss Hessing Mrs W.H. Sparke

Home Mr AlHicks

HrY.Bteenaley Mrs M. Hieka Mr H. F. Stoneham Mr and Mrs. 8. E. Mr L. W. Strawn

Hodge

Mr B. Sykora Mr A. Holgerson: Mrs F. Sykora, Mr E. K Hawes E. Templeton MrA. Shelton HooperMiz. 4, P. Templeton

MrB. E. Humphreysir E. E. Thompson Capt B. Ipnea, Mr Thos. Vint Mr F. Travers Miss Ireland 福 Mr and Mrs M. Me W. Waugh

Joblin A tubeJ.E" Willing Hirs L. M. Jolinar U: G. Wood MrS. J. Johnstone Mr G. Woudenberg

Mr J. J. Jadah ** Wylie

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Straitaard Bangkok-ForTOYO MARU, İ

No. 3, 4 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, February 5. Swatar, Amoy and Foochow-Per HAL- HONG, 1.p.m. a t THURSDAY, February ¤... Bbangbai and North China Per

SUNNING, 11 am.

BOATS DUE TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.

VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE,

· JANUARY.3L;" CYCLOPE, B. and B...from Sings-

KOSOKU MARU, N. V. Ki, from Bingapore, with mail

pore

FEBRUARY 5.

PRRHSR and 8, from Liverpool COURAGEOUS, Pacióo Mail, from Ban Francisco via Vladivostok,AND

FEBRUARY 8

NOVARA, P:&0. from London-exte TENYO MARU, T.KK, Lom -San

the retail trade, barrister bound for Mr H H. Cohen the land, another barrister who will Mrs Corneliuson Mr and Mr D. B. Mr E. M. Joseph Mr and Mon / Francisco, with mail.

stay in the Aimy if he can, and saveral Mr FW. Cox****

Murray

youths, plucked by war from the Dr and Mr H. L. Mr and Mrs W. P. Mr B. Van Keel

Universities, who are forsaking their old

aim viz., the traditional professions turning to the sphere of planter or And as if they bad escaped into life," engineered

This is not due only to accessity they are driven to change by more than their need for bread; their old roota have shot forth rooilate, and they no longer at the boles of 1914. They turn to now trades because this assures them that things are not as hey were,"

that, they have moved with the times. And youth must feel up to deto or te uncomfortable; change of trade couvineon it that it it playing a worthy part-in the general, port of young ambitionEx.

YOU POSSIBLY BEAD PERIODICALS. YOU PROBABLY BEADE BOOKS, QU YOU CERTAINLY USE "STATIONERY,

It is to satisfy your requirements that we pay rent, rates, taxes

and other incidentala,

WILL YOU NOT GRANT US TAE (PRIVILEGE OF

YOUR CUSTOM 17:

BREWER & CO.,

Tel. Me. 696,

Queen's Road Central.

FEBRUARY (

ATREUS, E and 8, from Liverpoo. FEBRUARY: 10.

HOKUTO MABU, D. & Co, from -span.

FEBRUARY 11.

HECTOR, B. and 5., from Liverpool FEBRUARY, 12,

NINGCHOW, B. and 5., for London. SIBERTA MARU, T. K. K, for Ban Francisco

FEBRUARY 1. KOSUKU MABU, NY.E., for Japan. GROTIUS, J. CJ. I for Ban Francisco

FEBRUARY 3,^.

NIKKO MARU, N. Y. E., for Sydney. WILIS, J. Q. J. L. for Ban Francisco. CYCLOPS, B. and B., for Beattle, vio Japan.

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FEBRUARY 6.

CHINA, China Mail, for Fax Fran- cisco, via Japan and Honolulu.

PYRRHUS, B. and for Japan, via Shanghai.

FEBRUAKY 6.

TENYU MAKU, T. E. K. for San Francisco.

FEBRUARY 9. .KOVARA, P. and Q.. Eot. Yokohams. FEBRUARY (10. "ATREUS, B. 1

B. and S., for Japan, via Stanghai.

INDUS MARU, 0.8.E. for Marseilles

FEBRUARY 1.

“HOKUTO MARU, D. and Co., for Java.

TENYO MARU, T.KK for Ban Francisco

FEBRUARY 15/3 SUMATRA KARK, 0,8.K,, for Buenos Aires and Blo de Esneiro.

* FEBRUARY FE

Management: J. GENIN.

WISEMAN'S

DINNER DANCE.

FRIDAY next, January 31.

DINNER

DANCE

$1.00 $1.00

Tables may be bocked.

Full String Orchestra.

Telephone 407.

D. M. GOODALL, Manager.

FE RUARY, 27. AGAMEMNON, B. and B., for Liver

poal.

SORTE FEBRUARY 23

NORI P and O., for London, vin Marseilless t * AGAPENOR, B. and Sy for Japan, via Shenghor B

FEBRUARY 23, 20 TEIRESTAS, Band B., for London.

A TEBRUARY 17. KMPRESS OF RUSSIA, Canadiaz Pacific, for Vancouver.

CURE THAT COUGH. THEN you have, a troublesome!“ cough, it does not mean that you have consumption or that you are going to have it, but it does mean that your BANEI MARU, D. and Co. for Jagan lungs are threatened, and it is just s

ELPENOR, D. and S., for Japan, ris WH Shanghai: **

EMPRESS OF RUBSA, Canadian FEBRUARY 18. Facille, from Vancouver, with mail

- FEBRUARY 15 BANRI MARU, D. & C, from Java ELFENOR, B. and B., from Liverpool

FEBRUARY 19.. COLOMBIA, Facilo Mell; from Ban Francisco, with mail.

FEBRUARY 2 „AGAPENOR, B. and 9,from-Láverpool.

FEBRUARY 20,

well to be on the safe side and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy before it COLOMBIA, Tacific Mail for San too late For sale by all Chemists and Francisco.

Storekeepers.

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