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HONGKONG AMERICA'S. BEST PORT.

OUR "BETTER FACILITIES."

Replies to a Consular questionnaire Jupon the trade with the Far East, submitted by Mr. Ray E. Gunn, *Hongkong, manager of the Robert Dollar Co., are contained is a recent number of the Daily Commercial News, of San Francisco.

The following points are made in favour of Hongkong:

From a geographical point of view, Fongkong is the most centrally located port in relation to the Oriental ports supplying transhipment cargo. With the exception of Batavia and Guam it is a shorter distance to Pacific Coast, porta via Hongkong than to the same ports via Manila, the mileage saved via Hongkong being greater the farther north the Facific coast port. This makes Heugkong the logul trans-shipping pert.

The average vessel sailing from the United States Pacific ports to the Orient takes the southern route, calls a. Fionolulu. Japan, Shanghal, Manila, Hongkong. Shanghal, Japan, and tence across the Pacific. This teaves the Hongkong cargo last to be taken from the ship. The meaning of a terminal port is the port at which the vessel completes her cargo and "commences her homeward loading. In this instance the terminal port should be Hongkong.

BOATS DUE TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.

VESSELS DUE TO ARKIVE.

MARCH 14 DILWARA, P. O., from Shanghai. NANKING, China Mail, from San Francisco, with minil

:

MARCH 19.. TELEMACHUS, B. & S., from Liver

pock.

INABA Yokohama.

MARCH 21. MARU,

NY. K., Lom

MARCH 23 PERSIA MARU, T.K.K., from San Francisco, with sil.

PELEUS, B. & S., from Liverpool MARCH 26. HOKUTO MARU, D. & Co, from JAVA.

MARCH 27, PROTESILAUS, B. and B. from Singapore.

MARCH 29,

17

TELAMUN, B. & S., from Liverpool.

MARCH 31. PENSIA MARU, T.K.K., from Saa Francisco..

from

APRIL 3. CYCLOPS, B. & S., from Seattle. -APRIL KAMU MARE, K. Y. K., Yokohama.

APRIL 10 AGAPENOR, B. & S., from Shanglui. APRIL 18. -

11

IYO MARU? N.Y.E., from Yokohama,

DEPARTING VESSELS.

"MARCH 15,

DILWARA, P. & 0, for Bombay.

MARCH 17.

CHICAGO MARU, O. S. K., for Victoria and Vancouver.

It

MARCH 19.

SHIDZUOKA DIAGU, Y.K., for Shanghai, Kobe and Yokkaichi...

MARCH.. TELEMACHUS, B. & S., for Japan is Shanghai.

MARCH 21. ANYO MARU, T.K.K., for South Amer.

MARCH 22, FUSHIMI MAKU, NYK, for Manila, Japan, Victoria, BC and Seattle.

It is not practical to run a vesse! from Shanghai to Hovigkong, to Manila and then back to Hongkong. 'to Shanghai. You would be travel-j ling the two legs of a triangle and would be calling at a port twice unnecessarily. Nor under present shipping conditions is it practical to run the vessel from Shanghai to Hongkong, to Manila and thence back to Shanghai for the reason that rearly 50 per cent. of the ordinary load of a vessel coming from America is for Mania, while more than 50 per cent. of her homeward cargo is from Hongkong and Shang hai. If a vessel rurning this nute were to discharge her Rongkong cargo inward and load her Hurgkong cargo cutward at one call, she would be compelled to overstow some of the Hongkong cargo, besides naving to stow rice in the Tween decks with Manila light cargo in the lower holds. Thiswould tend to make a ship tender and prevent, the ship from carrying a deck cargo. The most satisfactory way to handle a ship from the

MARCH 24" stowage point of view is to run heri from Shanghai to Mapila with the

PELEUS, B. &"S., for Japan via Shanghai cargo in the square of the Shanghai batches and wings of the 'tween

MAT:UT 95. deck, and Manila cargo in the top of

PYRRHUS, B. and S., "for Leudon. - the lower helds on top of the

MARCH 26. Hongkong cargo.. This enables you

TANGO MARU, N.Y.E., for Philippine ihe

the to replace

cargo in 'tween decks with Manila hemiplacds and Australi and cigars, which

light is cargo and places you in a posi tion to load rice from Hongkong and oil from Shanghai in the lower holds. Then fore, unless conditions thange materially, 1.am of the opinion that! Hongkong is the most logical ter- minal for trans-Pacific vessels.

INABA MARU, NYK, for Straits and Liverpool.

MARCH 27. NANKING, China Mail, for San Francisco.

PERSIA MARU, T.KK for San Francisco.

"MARCH 28

MALCH 25.

ם

HOKUTUMATU, D. & Co., for Japan.

MARCH 30. PROTESILAUS.B. and S., for

Seattle.

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES.

TRE

ASSOCIATED BRASS AND COPPER MANUFACTURERS or GREAT BRITAIN

GAN

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

Sole AdenTS 1. ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd. CHINA & HONGKONG.

THE RED WING. ENGINE HAS.

BEEN MANUFACTURED FOR THE PAST 17 YEARS, IT IS THEREFORE NOT A NEW AND UNTRIED PRODUCT. IT HAS STOOD UP DAY IN AND DAY OUT

Red Wing Cherabred

KE MOTOR, WITË POWER TO SPARE

IN THE SEVEREST SERVICE, WHICH THE MANY THOUSANDS IN USE WILL TESTIFY.

THE RED WING MOTOR.

WE SHALL BE FLEANED AT ALL TIMES TO SUPPLY ANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE RED WING MOTOR OR TO GIVE A PRACTICAL DEMONS- TRATION OF WHAT THE MOTOR CAN DO. SOLE AGENTS:-

Red Wing Chorobred

I MOTOR WITË POWER TO SPARE.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGLONG HOTEL

Mr D. Abraham

Capt. J. Adcock

Mr E. . Joseph Mr R. B. Kennedy Me and Mr. o. My D, . Fru Bed

Anderson

Mr H. Krebs

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

Paymaster Comdr. Mr & Mrs Laidley

f. A. F. Banbury, and maid R.N.

Mr and Mrs

Lauritoer MrJ. Barr Mr and Mrs A. Mr & Mrs A. Leach

Beattie

and child Mme. Leiria

AKI MARU, T., for Shangbai, Mrs E. B. Folili s

Mr & Mrs Peuchot Capt. and Mrs J. The question of labour-is closely Kobe and Yokohamu.

Mr and Mrs J. E. Lennox

Bingham connected with the one preceding.

Capt. & Mra Liddel) Miss Bingham Miss H. Lillie Mania cffers the Filipino hour, while Hongkong offers the Chinese

Mr R. J. Birbeck Flag LA T. L. Living. Labour. It is a confirmed opinion

Major and Mrs G. D. stone, R.N.

Black and son Mr B. Longfield among shipping men and masters

Mrs E. D. Black horn Miss. Alice Lu that man for man the Chinese are

Dr A. Bourscher Mr.G. Ladia better labourers than the Filipinos. Work can be done cheaper, better and quicker in Hongkong than Mabila. A Filipino is naturally lazy and inde. lent, a Chinese is by nature slow but industrious, thorough, and above all keen to make money.

MARCH 31.

NIKKO MARU, N.Y.E., for Nagasaki, Mr and Mrs J. J.Mr and Mrs. N. Kobe and Yokohama.

Eorren & children MacIntyre

Capt. & Mrs Branch Master MacIntyre. "APRIL 5.

Mr G. Breaks pearMr G. W. Mackenn "KAMO MARU, NY.K., for Straits and Br W. G. Brewell Mr E. J. Makon London.

Capi M. A. Brean Mr M. Mallik Master Mallik Mi JN. Ekley

APRIL 19,

At the present Hongkong offers MARU, N.Y.K, for Straits and Me and Mrs R. W Mr and Mrs M.

better facilities for decking vessels, having four privately-owned docks and one Government deck, all of which are capable of handling an ordinary-sized vessel,

THE MILITARY SITUATION.

Liverpool.

APRIL 23. NIKKO MARU, N.Y.E., for Philippine Islands and Australia.

MAY 3, ATEUTA MARU, N.Y.K, for Straits and London.

MAY 5.

SUWA MARU, NY.K., for Shanghai, Japan, Victoria, F.C., and Seattle.

MAY 21.

:

Burton

Malini and seK Mr E. V. Cameron Mr Fred. B. Marshal Mr and Mrs Stuart Miss Y. Mason

Cameron

Madame de Mattoe. Mr A. B. Campbell and child Dr A, Caralho Mr and Mrs TRE Mr and Mrs E. A. Mclanes

Mrs W. McIntosb Carvalho Capt. & Mrs J. J.Mr S F. S. de

Menezes Clamor

Mr and Mrs J. U. Mr D. Miller

Clark

Mr and Mrs D. B. Mrs C. S. Colley and Murray

daughter

AKI MARU, N.Y.K., for Philippine Mr J.B. Coote

Mr F. W. Cox

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

March 1.

Per s.s, Dilicara, for Hongkong: from Shanghai, Mrs. P. M Lancaster, Mr.

Mr and Mrs J.

Mr and Mrs W. P.

Neeson

Mr J. B. Nicoleon L.Sir William & Lady Crockett, 3 child- "Oudendyk

rec and noISS

Mr A. V. Finson

Dr and Mrs 11, L. Mr A. W. Prior

Camming

Mias M.W. Dew Mr A. H. Elliott Madame E. Esnault Miss E. Etanson

Mr E. H. Ray Miss F. Resy Mr A. Reside Mr & Mrs C. Ricou Mr. C. Robertson

Mr G. E. Beybt

Dated Jan. 16, a Lordon paper) reportsWith regard to the military situation, the British and Allied Islands and Australia. -troops of occupation" have occupied the left bank of the Rhine and the three bridgeheads across, the river without any untoward incident. The Germans, however, have fallca cen- siderably short of the assigned totalsof material and rolling stock which they

M. F. Dastoor, Mira. F. R. Dastoor, Mr. Capt. P. Evans Mr J. A. Russell were to have handed over within a month from the armistice. The de- W. Rosenthal Lieut Madden, Lieut Flag-Capt. and MrsMr R. C. Ressell

Feckin, Mr. Abdul Rashid, Mr. R. V. Fiber, R.N. ficiency is 865 heavy gurs, 7,000 Solina, Mrg. Raphael, Lieut Gerardot, Mr E. L. Fraim machine guns, 1,000 trench mortars, Lieut Selufer, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Daver Mr H. R. Franz and ECO acroplanes, with 4,736 and 4 children, Mr. V. L. Dalal, Mr. Mr T. Failer engines, 130819 trucks. and 5,000 Camming, Mrs. Kriviteknia, Mrs. C. Mr N. Q. Galluzzi

Ball Greene, Mr. and Mrs. Tse-ang Mr A. Getcon moter lorries. British prisoners of Woohvant and 6 children, Mr. Li H. Mr C. Greece w from Germany have now been Mr. Ho Chen Li, Mr. J. 8. Logan, Mr. Mr J. Gripard repatriated in large punters, the G. J. C. Herdes, Mr. C. E. D. Warry, Miss R. Haines actual higues up to 6 pm. on the Mr. and Mrs. Mestetzkin and infatit. Capt. T. P. Hali 6th inst. being 6,965 officers, 134,285 Mr. &. Beiteson, Mr. Cherautsky, Mr. Mr and Mrs W.

Moldovan, Mr. Berdichevely, Mes. J. Hannibal other tanks, and 4542 civitans. It fumer and 2 children, Mr. W. Van Mr D. J. Hanscom Mr Charles Stone is estimated that the naority of Bossen. Mr. W. H. Wang, Mr. & H. Mr G. Harper British prisoners of war in enemy Heide, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Shellim and Mieses Harrison (2) Mr K. Takahashi Countries have already crossed over iafont, Miss Strange, Mrs. Herbert Smith, Dr & Mrs J. H. vanMr C. P. Templeton.

Mrs. Anderson, Corporal Geo. Bell, into Eritish or Allied Bras..

RAM.U.

SIR FREDERICK RD.

Refering to the retirer from"

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER,

Niger of Sir Frederickard, a The C.M.S.S. Co, is in receipt of a

Home per mentions H

*ection

unded

with 1gkong, and add: Win that colory The Engkong University institu- tion1ich is destined by an Emper part in trend of B'rith ence in the Teint.".

Sir Frederick has cured a rest, He has spent. 41 years in the service! and the Empire.

telegram from the San Francisco Office advising that the sa. China arrived'nt that port on March 4. The P. & O. B. N. Co's. a. Nors loft

Shanghai for this. Part on the 13th ...justant at 8 a.m. and is due hero on

the 16th instant at about daylight. The P.&O. S. N. Co's, a.a. Novara left Bbanghai for this Port on the 13th instant at 2 um, and is dos here on the 10th instant at about daylight.

Mr and Mrs

Shellim, nurse, Faby

Mr W. Sinclair Capt. D. Bringer Miss H. F. Skinner Mrs M. Hlade

Dr and Mrs Smits Mr J. Somerville

A.Mrs W. H. Eparke

Mr & Mra V.Steensly

Mr E. P. Stoncham

ST. GEORGE'S BUILDING.

Hussell

Me and Mrs A.

Henggeler

Bir A. Holgerson Capt. G. Hooker"

HONGKONG.

Mia E. Templeton ̈ S.Mr F. Travers

HrA. Shelton Hooper Mr W. Hoven

Vee-Adi Sir F. C. -T; Tudor Lady Tudor

M: B. D. Utter

Mr Thos. Vint

Capt. and Mrs L. Lient. Col. J. W.

Hussey

Capt. R. Inher

Hie Ireland Air and RIZE

Joblin Mrs M. Jobin

Warden

Mr C. D. Warry

M. Lauder Watson

Mr G. G. Wood Mr and Mrs E.

Mr and Mrs H. W. Wylie

-Jones

KING EDWARD HUTEL

Mr. D. J. Adams Mt. R. Almond

Mrs Kiltee & child Mrs Krahnaleff Mrs B. Legge Miss A. Arcerson

Mis McAinch Dr M. E. Anger MR W. Bundle Mr E. M. McGe

Bullach

W. McGrath M. F. Mr and Mrs Carbo Mr E. M. McTavish

Ита А. Мовго Miss Carbo Mr & Mrs A. CourseMr B.J. de Moore Mr F. W. Moore. Mr F C. Crush

Mr

Mr. T. B. Culhane Mr D. Nicholds. Mr R. G. Doubleday Mr T. R. Osborne Mrs J. D. Edwards Mrs W. O. Passmore

Mr W. H Price Mr F. Ferguson Dr A. Gibson

Mr W. J. Reynolds

Mr. & Mrs Gregory Mr and Mrs C. Richardsos" Br C. T. Hall.

Mr & Mre HamesMrs A. P. Sangster

Mr.G. Stavrakov and family

Mrs Stabbinga and

daughter

Mr A. Hann Mr A. Harrison

Mr P. Heathcote

Mr J. C. Hapeter Mr E Irving

Mr and Mrs

JACKSOD

Mr B. James

Capt. & Mrs Swain Mr and Mrs Under-

wood

POST OFFICE.

Allied soldiers in the various hospitala in Siberia are badly in need of reading matter. Any bocká, newspapers, etc, for their use banded in at the Q.P.O, will

· be packed and forwarded to them free.

11

The parcel post service to Cuba is suspended.

It is notified that all restrictions as to the use of wireless Telography by Merchant Vessels on the China Station. have been abolished.

가

The Services to Germany, Austria. | Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire are

suspended.

No anofficial letter addressed to Abadan, Abwas or Mohammerah in the. Parsian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight.

The insured letter and insured parcol services between Egypt for in transit through Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor arily suspended..

Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will in future be forwarded from Hongkung in bags and the Public are therefore advised to pack, such parcels very carefully.

Until further notice parcels for civil addresses in the provinces of Unine, Vicenza, Treviso Fadua, Venice and Bel- luce in Italy will not be accepted for Bransmission unless posted under the British War Office. Permit.

The Parcol Rost Services to British East Africa and Egypt (except for. members of the Expeditionary Forces), and to Abyssiria, Bagdad, Frithren, French Somali Coast, Italian Somaliland. Portuguese East Africa, Zanzibar and Russia have been suspended..

Registered and Parcel Mails close 15 | minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated.

INWARD MAILS:

SATURDAY, March 22 Canada-EMPRESS OF ASIA.

OUTWARD MAILS.

SATURDAY, March 15. Amoy-Fer GLENFALLOCH, 8%. 01. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius,

South Africa, India via Dhanush- kodi, Bombay, Aden, Egypt. and EUROPE ris Buez- Per DILWARA Registration 9.15 am. Letters 10 a.. Straits, Bangkok, Burmah and Calcutta-

Per AKITA MARU, 10 m Freemantle, Adelaide and Perth-Per

AMHERST, 11a.m.

dr

Saigon Fer BOURBON, 1 pm. Saigon-Per SHINMEI MARU, 4 p.m. Formosa via Takao-Per KOMPIRA

MARU, Sm

Quinbon-Per HOSET MANU, KREI

and North China Por Shanghai

CHENAN, 5p.m.

SUNDAY, March 16.

HAN HÀNG, Đ

"Per AMAKUSA MARU,3.m. Tientsin-Per HUICHOW, 94.m Swatow, Shanghai and North Chiza-

Per ESANG, 9 &..

MONDAY, March 17.

Swatow and Bangkok-Per CHANG-

CHOW, 9 &..

Philippine Islanda, Japna via Moji, Canada, United States, Central

and Fouth America and

EUROPE

via

Canada-Per CANADA MARU, Registratica 11.45 am. Letters 12.30 p.m. TUESDAY, March 18.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per HAI-

HONG, 1 p.m.

Shanghai and North China-Per TEAN,

3 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, March 19 Shanghai, North China and Japan via Kobe-Per SHIDZUOKA MARU, 10.

Shanghai, North China, Japan via Naga-

W.Mr and Mrs S. H.Japan

West and family

CARLTON HOTEL

Mr P Agra. Mr T. King Mr M. R. AlexanderMiss E. Lawa Mr W. Alexander Mr E Ledesme Mr E. Baker Capt. L. Luxmoore Mr St. L. B. BenhamMis.D. May Misa E. Boyd Mr and Mrs. E. E

Mr Braid

Mrs F. E. Cameron Mr and Mrs Cartio Miss Carbo Mr C. C. A. Clark

Miss Cookes Mr E. Cru Mr J. Cray

MJ. Debbae

Melizo

Mr. Murrell.. Mr O. Muster Mr Fagle Mr R. Neill

Mr J. de Chaldia " Miss V. Pain.

Swatow,

saki, Canada, United States.

Tel. No. 1753.

FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1919.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE

CORONET

Tel. No. 1743.

MARCH 13, 14, 15 & 16, 1919.

at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m.

PAULINE

FREDERICK

IN

"THE SLAVE MARKET

JL

"THREE RINGS & A GOAT"

ETC., ETC.

Booking at ROBINSON'S.

VICTORIA THEATRE

TO-NIGHT!

5

9.15 P.M.

FATHE presents

TO-NIGHT!!.

Gladys Hulette AND Creighton Hale

"FOR SALE

A Strong Story of to-day in 5 parts.

FREDONY

In his Protean Novelty,

"THE MAN IN THE CLOCK" CHARACTERS. -

MITS ASTA ERICESIN.

in new songs

CHANGE,

MDLLE LEONA.

19

in American Cake walk dance.

SUNDAY MATINEE March 18, 8. T.M.

* THROWN TO THE LIONS" A Powerful and dramatic Story,

Featuring MARY FULLER.

HONGKONG THEATRE.”

MARCH 12, 13. 14.

showing-Paramount Feature in 5.parts. IRENE FENWICK in

"A CONEY ISLAND PRINCESS

Also Gazette `Comics."

MONDAY 18th, Matinee at 5.15 pm.

TEMPTATION" in 6 picts. (Paramount).

showing

TUESDAY 18th, 6th & 8th Episodes of

BILLIE BUKKE in

"GLORIA'S ROMANCE."

QITY

HALL,"

ST. ANDREW'S HALL

T.ACTI MIGHT

MALINI

TO-MORROW NIGHT.

Prices:

$3 and $8.

A. D. C.

IN THE MUSICAL' «PLAY

“PINKIE AND THE FAIRIES”

Central and South America, and GALA

EUROPE via Vancouver--Per EMPRESS OF JAPAN, Re- gistration 3.45, a.m. Letters 10.30 a.co.

FRIDAY, March 21.

via Moj, Honolulu and San

Francisco-Per ANYU MAHU,, 11.0.00.

Amoy and Foochow Per HAITAN, 1 p.m.

Philippine Islands-Fer LOONGSANG,

2 p.m.

› SATURDAY, March 22, Straits, Bangkok, Coyle, Mauritius, Scuth Afric India vis Dhanushkodi, Egypt and EUR- OPE via Suez-Per INABA ( MARU. Registration 8.40 .m. Letters 10.30 a. WEDNESDAY, March 23. Philippine Islands. Australia, New Zea land via Thursday Island--Per TANGO MARU.” Registration 8.45 a.m. Letters 9.30 am.

FRIDAY, March 28,

Mr and Mrs E. E. Shanghai, North China and Jaran

Mrs Fieses & child

Price & daughter.

r

Mr A. Rodrigues

| Mr J. A. DesÜimes

Mr L. Esparata Mr A. Qujano Mr W. Ezra

Mr and Mrs W.Mr M. Romos

Forater

Mr. J. Spoor Capt. CEFuntle Mr and Mrs E.. | Capt. C. L. Frain. Blephone

Mr J. Gray Mr. O. W. Sergart Mr F. E. Hamilton Misa W Sutkia Mr W. 4. Brone Mr Geo. Titobener Mr H. J. Hennessy Mr W. L. Wenser Mr J. de Hocg

Have you ordered your Copy of

The Dollar Directory

NOW IN PRINT."

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From Messrs. BREWER & Co.,

Tel, Mo, 606.

29, Queen's Bond Contral,

via Kobe-Per AKI MARU.

10a.m.

WEDNESDAY, April 2.

Japan

vis

Fransaki-Per NIKKO MARU, 10x.m.,

LOCAL AND REDULAR MAILS OUTWARD.

FOLL

Tai O

Tai Po

Cheung Chow

WERK-DAYS

BUNDAYS & HOLDATA

10.30 AM. 10.30.

30 00AM. 10.00 1.M.

(3.30 PM. 11.00 AM.

For GROWN UPS and CHILDREN

by W. GRAHAM ROBERTSON

MUSIO by FREDERICK 'NORTON

With full ORCHESTRA, CHORUS and BALLET

!!

Over 60 Performers.

PERFORMANCE, FRIDAY, March 21, at 9.15 p.m.

The gross takings of which will be allocated to the:- HONGKONG WAR MEMORIAL FUND.

PRICES: Dress Circle

Stalls

Fit and Gallery

$6.

$3.

$2. and $1.

Second Performance: Saturday, March 22, at 9.15 p.m. Third Fourth Firth

PRICES: 4,

Monday, Tuesday,

Wednesday,

24,TM*

25,

28, Matinee.

$3, $2 and $1. Children balf price to Matineer:

Booking opens at MOUTRIE'S on Friday, 28th February, at 9 am.

(8.00P.M.

6.00 P.3. Kongmoon.Except

་ ་ ་ {Saturdays Namtat and Banmel 6.00 2.2. 5.00 F.M. (10.00 10,00.. Shamchun............

4.00P.M.

Wzxx."

VESSELS IN TAIKOO DOCKYARD.

8.S. "CHUNGKING":

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8.8. QIBLI *.

FROM SHEUNGWAN WESTERN- BRANCH P.O.

Гол

SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS DAYS

(7.30 AM. (7.30 AM. 8.30 LM 11.30 P.M. Macao1.30 F

$7.30 L.M. Canton (7.30-8.30.1.30 r.

Bamehui 9.30 PM.

Tal Fing 33 PM 8.30 P.M. 9.30 2.3.

Shek Ki 0.30 r.M. 8.30 .M. 0.00 г.. Kongmoon (800 2.0.CO F. 6.00 P.M."

8.00 P.M. 6.00 P.M. 6,00 P.M. Kaukoog

frcept Saturdays

Hing Shan & Santin, 4.00 P.M. 11.00 .. Wuchow..... 400 P.M. 4.0) P.M. 4.00P.M.

BỘ P.7, Saturday

LAO P.M.

Shatankok, Shatin,

Sheungsbui, Autaŭ,

Aberdeen, Bai Kung

and Stanley ni

4.30. 11.00 3.

9 LM.

Regia. & P. 5.00 P.M. Letters & PM;',

Canton and

Bamshui ...

Wachow

·Macan

A

p.x. 10.00 AM.

f7.308.15 km M

In the case of Mails closing before Registration closes at Bo'clock on the previous evening.

8.8. "ASOSAN MARU”.

B.S. "CHOVU MARU",

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M.V. VULCANUS".

M.V. "LARA”.

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CAUR BURNETT, Editor and Manager, No. 8 Wyndham" Birock, Hongkong.