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SHIPPING"

P. & O-BRITISH INDIA & APGAR LINES

(COMPANIES Incorporated in ENGLAND),

TO

ETRAITS & BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA PERSIAN "GULF, AUSTRALASIA, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, KAST & SOUTH AFRICA, RED SEA, EGYPT, EUROPE, ITO. SAILINGS FOR

MARSEILLES & LONDON,

Via STRAITS, COLOMBO PORT SAID.

leare Boog

8.8.

kong abedi

Due Marsolis

..abong

. Dai London

about

" NEURALIA

Middle of May

Middle of June.

SINGAPORE, COLOMBO AND BOMBAY.

* REJAZ."

? DILWARA "

2nd May 23rd May

for

DILWARA"

due Bombay

ford May 11th June

boat

SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE do.

11th May

Wireless on all steamers.

Shanghal only.

June

For PASSAGE RATES, HAND-BOOKS FREIGHTS, &c. apply to

MACKINNUS, MAUKENZIE & CO.. Des Vaux Rand Central, HONGKONG,

Aginte

OCEAN TRANSPORT CO., LTD.

(TAIYO KAIUN KAISHA),

·FOR VANCOUVER AND SEATTLE,

Toc Epare and Particulars apply to DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents, NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS.

PEAKING

(TAKING) Dar46 on through Bills of Lading to SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS with weanshipman; si CALOUTTA, in conjunction with the INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

ÄNE APCAR LINES

Sailings from Hongkong.

far bulghi & farther particulars apply to DODWELL & CO., LTD. Agents.

THE NANYO

YUSEN KAISHA

(BOUTH SEA MAIL S. S. CO.)

Regular Berrics of Steamers Between Japan, Hongkong, Singapore,

Batavia, Semarang and Sourabaya.

For JAVA PORTS.

HOKUTO MARU

KIOJUN MARU

BANRI MARU

BURNEO MARU

HOKUTO MAHU

Tor SAPAN PORTS,

BORNEO MARU

RIOJUN MARU

BANRI MAKU

HOKUTO MARU..........

BORNEO MARU,

HOKUTO MARU

8th May.

...on 21st day.

or. 13th June.

on 15th July.

on 27th July.

en 11th June.

on 1st June...

on 4th July...

.................................. br 26th July.

on 28th Aug, ..... on th Sept.

For Freight or Fanage apply to DODWELL & CO., LD., Agents,

O. S. K.

· OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA,

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

LONDON & ANTWERP Heably direct service is Engapore and Port Sald CHIFUEU MARU ... .................Tuesday, 20th April, *AMUR MARU.......

Tuesday, 20th May.

+ Call Marsellics.

GENOA & BOMBAY Monthly service, taking care on through Bill of Lading with tranship.

marcat Bombay to Company's steamers.

KASADO MARUL.

Tuesday, 6th May.

BUENOS AIRES, RIO DE JANTIRO, SANTOS, MAURITIUS, DTRBAN & CAPE TOWN' via SINGAPORE. HAWATI MARU

Sunday, 15th Jure.

Tuesday, 8th May.

BOMBAY COLOMBO-Begular fortnightly servien via Singapors.

KASADO MARU............

BAIGON, BANGKOK, SINGAPORE-nar monsly service.

CHISEN MABU.......Thursday, 8th May. SYDNEY, MELBOURNT-Xouthly service exiling at AUCKLAND, N.Z.. and ADXLAIDE.

NANKIN MARU.................. Tuesday, 10th June VICTORIA VÄNCOUVER, SEATTLE, TACOMA.

|

-Regulus formsightly

THE CHINA MAIL. SHIPPING

C. N. C.

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

гол

SHANGHAI TIENTSIN

BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

BHANGHAI & TSINGTAO....

SWATOW & BANGKOK SHANGHAL

TO BAN

SUNNING

„May 1, at Noon.

„AVICHOW

May 3 Ak. 4 p.m.

YOOCHOW

...LLINGCHOW

May 4, Daylight May 3, at Neon.. ....SINKIANG ..................May 6 st. Noon- SHANGHAI LINE-PASSENGERS, MAIL and QARGO. Excellent Saloon accommodation amidships. Mectric Light and Fans in Saloon and State-rooms Regular schedule service between Canton, Hongkong, Shanghai (thrice weekly) and Tsingtac (weekly), taking cargo on through Bill of Lading to all Yangtaze and Northern China Faris Passengers are landed in Shanghai Avoiding the inconvenience of transbipment at Woong, m

BANOKOK LINE-Weekly service to ami from Bangkok via Ɛwatow.

For Freight cr Passage aprintem

Telephone No. 36.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, DESSINENTESPACENTS.

KINDO-GHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LD.

Fo

PROJECTED BAILINGS: FROM: HONGKONG DA

(SUBJECT TO ALTERATION)

ŠTEKANDIDEEĮ

To His

May 2, at 3 p.m.

Day 4, Daylight.

May 6, Daylight.

SHANGHAI.. ................................TUNGSHING ..........THUESDAY, Bay 1, Daylight. MANILA..... vising as spanne maskin sun. LOONGSANG......FRIDAY, STRAITS & CALCUTTA FOOSHING FRIDAY,

May 9, st3 p.m. SHANGHAI......... ..................................HOPSANO SUNDAY, SHANGHAI

BAY........LOKSANG ................... TUESDÄT, SANDAKAN ........................................... HINSANG ......................WEDDAY, May 7. at Noon. MANILA

» WOSANG .....................FRIDAY, May 9, at 3 p.m. CALOUTTA LINE- Tix Bat is now being Tanized and will shortly affort frequent and

angular unitings to Calcutta ria Blagapore and Penang.

occasionally calling bhaaghals

CAM TI DAN TREP

SHIPPING

CANADIAN

OCEAN SERVICES!

PACIFIC SERVICE

WEDNESDAY APRIL 30. 1919.

AN INSPIRING 'EXAMPLE

CIFIC Robert Young) has the following

The Japan Chronicle (editor Mr.

LIMITED

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG ro VANCOUVER

via NAGASAKI (or Moji) KOBE and YOKOHAMA, STEAMER

FROM HONGKONG,

29th May, 26th June. 9th July.

Empress of Russia.

8th May.

Empress of Asia... Empress of Russia Empress of Japan Empress of Asia.........

'24th July.

Monteagle...

2nd Aug.

ARRIVE VANCOUVER.

29th May.. 16th June. 14th July. 30th July 11th Aug. 26th Aug.

Empress of Russia

21st Aug.

Empress of Asia...

18th Sept.

8th Sept, 6th Oct.

"EMPRESS OF RUSSIA "L

"EMPRESS OF ASIA".

"EMPRESS OF JAPAN"

"FARES KONGKONG TO EUROPE.”

"MONTEAGLE

For of Becymmodation Au

.Gold $481.00

..........................Cold $436.00

Payable in local currency at demand rate a New York.

regarding passage farms, 1898-1 Warries of tripa sad descriptive literstate. Apply to

P. D.-EUTHERLAND, General Agent, Pemenger DepartmING PHONJ I

For fragho intea and through bills of lawling, Tia Varer, in echaectiva ith Cana-Bad PartBo Ballway to all Overland Pointa in Canada And United Brates, ming to Europe and, Wat Indton, apply tu

J. H. WALLACE,

Glaseral Agor

TONE-12

HONGKONG.

"

teresting bit of biography -

Mr. Thomas Okey who has been appointed Professor of Italian at Com. bridge University, is an example of the success which may be attained by un- remitting energy even against the most adverse circumstances. Mr. Oken was born in the East End of Landon and was apprenticed to a basket- maker, when he was only. thirteen years of age, serving his apprentice. ship and for some years, after it was terminated obtaining his hving as a Journeyman basket-maker. His educa tion had been obtained in a National School, and after he was apprenticed he sought to extend his knowledge by attending night schools, going on to the Working Men's College, and the Birkbeck. He displayed..great linguistic capacity and intime realised bis ambition to travel on the Con- tinent. Italian attracted him greatly, and he mastered the language, sa well that be became Teacher of Italian at Toynbee Hall. All this time he had beer working at bistrade, baving become a master basket maker. When the opportunity came, he took up" his residence in Italy, where he remained some years and became thoroughly familiar net only with the language but with the people." and their social conditions. For the Government with its chauvinism and curruption he had but slight respect, and on one occasion, in conversation with the Editor of this journal, he said he thought there was a good" In Italy and Japan.

Baby eller et highest proces e ad uno DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. But he had a

All steamers have client pasonger strommodation, as Atted with Elecule Light Kol Fast and carry a fully qualified Burson. SHANGHAI LINK Hailing approximately stary Eve days, between Canton and Shanghai,

sometimes calling at Swatow. Etoasts on this line area imited amount of passenger, ined to all Northern and Yangbang PorTK

can be obtained for Noriban and Yangtses Porta Cadetur, 3ad through tickets"

Bhangbrough Baling sru

MANILA LINEA weakly service to walitared with Mandia by Tooteža wiik good parranger:

accocomodation; sailings from both perta every Friday.

HAIPHONG LINE :—age approximataly weakly for. pamangers "and cargo, calling at

Hochow when inducement ofers.

BORNEO LINE-One any per month between Hongkong and Sandakan by a steamer having

up-to-date recommodation for pamungu

Cargo taken on through all of Lading for Kadat. Jemalion, Labuan, Zario and

Labad Das.

HONGKONG "BOUTH CHINA COAST PORT SERVICE.

of

SERVICE Fast, High Class Coast Steamer having and Saloons, rollens Cuteine..

Romaeda tion for First Clase Fasegera. Metro lugha hata in singerond Purgatorio and Vita. Nuoti of Dante

SLAMIST..

SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW

AND RETURN. (Oogpying 9 to 10 Dayt

CAPTAIN

LEAVETO.

TIENTAN LINEA regular ferrice in re from March to Octobe: between Honghong-and

Tientsin tiling at Weibsiwal and Chaloo, Under mits Gorernment Fasport Esgulations, Alaropean Pinagem, leaving the Colony HAITAN ...... | Capt. A. Et Stewart | THURSDAY, 1st May st 1 p. for Straits Bellemont, are reqatred to, pradaca on Uriraj at destination passporta with her Photographs and domriptiez sked therein,

For Freighter Fusage, spply to

Tel No. 215,

THE GENERAL MANAGERS JARDINE, MATHESON &

o, Ltd.,

THE ADMIRAL

LINE.

PACIFIC STEAM;HIP' CO.

TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHT SERVICE.

REGULAR

SAILINGS

BETWEEN

CHINA, MANILA, SINGAPORE, JAPAN

and SEATTLE.

9.S. WINDHER* calls for SAN FRANCISCO–May 10tE! "FOR FREIGHT AND PARTICULARS APPLY TO: THE ADMIRAL LINE,

"

JOHN J. GORMAN, GENERAL AGENT,

Telephonë 2477 & 2178.

Fifth Floor, Hotel Mansions.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

SAN FRANCISCO LINE.

SHANGHAI, INLAND SEA, JAPAN and HONOLULU.

FAST AND LUXURIOUS MAIL »STEAMERS.

Ballings from Hongkong-Subject to change without notice,

Steamers

8), Leave Hongkong.

27th April from Yokohama.

Tons

KOREA MARU.......... NIFFON MARU

20,000

£1,000

TENYO MARU25,000

15 Intermediais Paris. In Japan and

SHINYO MARU21,000 BIRERIA MARU ........................... $6,000 PERSIA MARU

1,000

taking care to der touching in eomapäkiä with Chiessm 1 wants and Bt. Paul Radway. AFRICA MABU,Thursday, 2nd May, MAIPHONG The month series.

BAITOKU MARU

Monday, 5th May. JAPAN PORTS-MOJI, KOBE, YOKKAICHI & YOKOHAMA.

«SOURABAYA MARU ..........Friday,

NANKIN MARU

2nd May. Sunday,

4th May. These steamers have excellent Recammodakłom for stand tad class Bulowa Pawings and will native med depart from the BOOM TIF WHARY, Trụ matte the Harbour Gmes427

KEILUNG, TAKAD VIA SWATOW, AMOY-

For TAKAO SWATOW And AMOX.

SOSHU MARU-Thursday, 8th May at

For BELUNG vis SWATOW and AMOY,

KAIJO MABU

-Sunday 4th May, at 10.

For selling dates and further particulars please apply to

Tall No. 744 & 745,

K. YAMASAKI, Manager,

No. 1. Qua'i Buliding

THOS. COOK & SON.

Tourist, Steamship and Forwarding Agents, Bankers, etc.

OFFICIAL FASSENGER. AGETES EN TEX PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT. FICKATE SUPPLIED "WALL PARTS of the WORLD'it Tariff Bator, LETTERS UBEDITOIRÇULAR NOTES 188UED, and | GASHED,

BAGGAGE collected, forwarded and"loured si lowest ratée, Dook's "FAR EASTERN TRAVELLERS GAZETTE" contabilng Railings and Paros from the Far East all parts of the World, whi be forwarded free on application Talainable áddium "COUPON 1308, 00OKLE SON Telephone No. 6913

Hengkang Hotel Buildings, Hongkong. Alps SHANGHAI, FIRING, TOKOBIKA, MANILA.

SOIRQUE, LONDON, BUT

3rd May from Yokohama.

6th May. 23rd May,

24th May from Yokoha

18th Júno.

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE, HONGKONG to VALPARAIBO VIX JAPAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO, BALINO DEDZ, BALBOA. DALLAO, ARIQA and IQUIQUE,

Thence by. Trans-Andean Route to Buenos Aires, Htos.mers

Leave Hongkong:

July 12th. concentrenemens Bay 3rd..

Bept. 10th.

BEIYO MÁRU

KAYO:MAHU 27,500

ANTO MARU neverposacmanis £6,500

Klakets are interchangeable with the Canadian Facilio Coisa Sárvices, Ltd. and the Paclio Mail Steamship Co

Passengers many travel by rall between ports of call in Japan fron of charge. For full information as to rates, callloga, eto, spiky tomu s

T. DAIGO, MANAGER,

KINGE BUILDING.

„Telephone Nos, 3871 and 2375,

JAVA-PACIFIC LINE

OF THE

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN

Monthly Bervice between

NETH. INDIA, MANILA, HONGKONG AND SAN FRANCISCO

The atomers au all fitted throughout with electric light and baye, accommodation for rited number of saloon-passengers.

All steamers cars daly qualified surgeon.

Cargo taken on through Bills of Lading to all Overland Points to the United States of America and Canada.

For Partionlara of Freight and Pasinge apply to the

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAK LIJN,

Telephone No. 1574

GENERAL MadAOKIN

York Fuildings

SWATOW. Arrivals and Departures from the Company's Wharf. (near Blake Pier).

I FERIGHT and PASSAGE apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.

Omeral Managira

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

S.S.CO.,

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.

"NANKING"

(15,000 tons, American Registry)

"CHINA"

(10,200 tons, American Registry).

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG FOR

SAN FRANCISCO

VIA SHANGHAI, JAPAN" PORTS & HONOLULUI “NANKING”.

-Juno 19th, 1919.-

"CHINA"

July dad, 2019.

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH GLASSE

PASSENGER SERVICE,

6. H. KITTER, Fraight and Passenger Ágent,

Tal. 1954

Prince's Buildings, Is Horas Street,

INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

Carge carried on through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG REIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN (Natal), EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH "and" CAPE TOWN with transhipment. at COLUMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN AFRICAN LINE. A

Faon HoverONG:

PROPOSED SAILING.

FROM COLOMBO:

A Connecting with

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR 1ST AND 2nd Class PARSENO138,

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE.

:

Regular Direct Service from JAPAN,CHINA and STRAITS to BEIRA, DELAGUA BAY, DURBAN, EAST LONDON, FORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN, calling at MAURITIUS en route, and affording the Quickest Freight Transport from the ORIENT-to SOUTH AFRICA.

For dates of departure, Rates of Freight, apply to

THE BANK LINE, LTD.,

"ELLERMAN”

MANAQIES

ARKE

LINE

(Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd.),

JAPAN, CHINA AND STRAITS UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT

FOR PARTICULARS OF BAILINGS SHIFTERS ARE REQUESTED TO APPROACH THE UNDERSIGNED

STEAKER

Bubject to change without notice

Or to REIBH & Co. Canton,

SAILS

THE BANK LINE, LTD

Geners Agents..

TO THOSE GOING AWAY

Keep in touch with local happenings by subscribing to

"THE OVERLAND CHINA MAIL"

All the News of Hongkong and the Far East,

ORDER BEFORE YOU LEAVE, SO THAT YOU MAY HECEIVE

CARSKITE WHILE AWAY.

2Pac 13 A) ILUZKING - POSTAZE, CAN BE MAILED TO ANY ADDRESA FÉOM THE A

*CHINA-MAIL. OFFICE.

strong attraction towards the people and the art and literature the country, He translated the for the Temple Classics, was the translator of essays of Mazzipi, acd, together with Mr. Bolton King, is the author of the volume on United Italy in the Cambridge Modern History, besides numerous other works. Nor has he neglected the trade to which he was apprenticed. He is the author of an Introduction to "the Art of Basket Work, and of the article on Basket-work and Osiers in the Encyclopaedia Britannica, The Cambridge University does itself. honour, in electing "a man of Mr. Okey's attainments, who by his own unaided efforts has made himself one of the first authorities on Italian life and literature in England.

YAHI PRO-GERMAN."

In answering the question why China or perhaps we should say the Allied representatives in China did not follow the example of the United States and Great Britain, which only deported the dangerous elements among the German popula- tion. Millard's Review refers to the disorganised condition of China and the lack of an efficient police or ja telligence service. "After a serious consideration of this question it was finally decided to deport all of the enemies rather than take any chances. This explanation might have been fairly satisfactory during the con- tinuance of the war, but when it is tion did not begin until the war was remembered that even the prepara- over and Germany was hopelessly erushed the nature of the chances" which the Allies were risking is not. very clear. The retort might perhaps be made that the repatriation of the Germans was all arranged before the war ended and that it was not there- fore an afterthought. but surely- an order can, be rescinded when it is seen that it is not required." The " of the order would have damaged the further argument that a rescind ment Alles in China's eyes, suggests that the deportation was arranged for the sake of the Allies' prestige. In any care it is to be feared that the Chinese Government will be astonished at the Allies' respect for the super powers. of the Germans, which demand that not only the men but also the women and children should be safely shut up in their own country. Chind might very well seek to apply the case of the Germans to other nationalities. She might, for instance, suggest to the United States and Japan that in view of recent disturbances and the difficulty, owing to be dis arganisation, of singling out the goats from the lambs, she proposed to deport all the Americans and Japanese in China. The cases are only different in that Germany's mili tary power is broken... Actually, to have left the Germans in: China as not worth troubling about would have done more to maintain the Allies prestige than the alarums which preceded and have accompanied the deportation. The harm that can be done by the Germans to the Alles now the war is over can only be economic, and if the Germana are to be allowed to live, and especially if they are to be allowed to pay for the damage they have done, they must. be allowed to work. That the de portal ion of the Germans had any economic, basta is strenuously denied" in China, yet the fact that, it was carried out after the war was over and when the ability of the Germans to harm the cause of the Alles through China's disorganisation, had ceased, compels the, conclusion that an economic bocsit is the basis of the sction. lapan Chronicle