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VISITORS AT THE HOTELA.

HONGKIG KOTEL.

Nt E. S. Abrahaza Mrs. Mr and Mrs E. G. Johns

Anderson

Mr E Asheraft

Me and Mrs

Partne

MER. Balilies

1. Morgan

Mr. M. Temaph Mr J. Tijdel

Male J. Koebeweg

Me and Mrs. R. E.

Bergeron

Mr F. Knika.

3 J. McLean Lacb.

an

Me and Mrs Te J. Blrbec Laurien Bin & Mrs S. Bisney Mme. Leíria Major and Mrs GD.Capt.& bits Lennox

Capt Liddell

DEARER CHINA TEA...

NEW TAXTHAT WOULD ONLY YIELD 289,000.

A persistent rumour is going the rounds of the tea market that it is in contemplation to increase the duty on China tea by 2d. per lb. In the coming Budget.

..

There seems to reason for such. a proceeding on the ground of rest venue. said an authority on the subject to a Daily Chronicle repre 'sentative on April 9. All the extra Camount which would come to the Exchequer as a result of the increase would not pay the unemployment allowances for a single day. The consumption of China tea. does not exceed 10,000,000lb. in the year, and the extra 2d. would bring in only N.£83,000. For this insignificant benefit

it hardly seems worth while to risk i our friendly relations with the Chi- nese being disturbed, and may pro- voke them to retaliate on Manches- ter Cottons."

Black and son. Capt. M. Black ...... Mira Liddel LL. Boquet

Mr Lie Hin Lian Capt. & Mrs: Beach Miss H, Lillie MrG.T. BreakspearMr G. Ludia Kr W. G. Browell, Mr. and Mrs Mr B

MacIntyre Mr N. V. Cameron Master MacIntyre Me and Mrs Stuartir G. W. Mackean.

Mr E. J. Makon Miss V. Masam Hr and Mr. A. Capt. T.Matthiesen

hrvalho

Mr and Mrs TRE

meren

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Mr J. Campbell

Mry S. Clarence and Moinnco ✨ ▼

Mr D. Metood hibl

Mr & Mrs E. CollinsMr J.F. Mendelsohn

whil

Mrs W. M. Mesney

Me J. Husgrove

MF. T. Coutt

Big F W. Cux

M MLB Crow

Mr. Meyersohn

Mr H.. P: Moore

Mr C. C. Mulie Capt. J. R. Nabet. Pr H. L. Cumming Mrand Mrs G. H. K. Mr and Mrs J. M. La Nauze

Mr W. P. Neeson Mr. S. Nicolson. Capt. 4

Daily

Hr. J. A. Dorne

MG. B. Dunn

ME ARC

E burger Firs

Derheim Chvaliere E. Eles Mi E. Knanмs MINA F. Fant

Miss Fawcetts Mr. A. Fraser Mr H. B Galop Mr N. C Gallazzi Mr J. 8. Gardiner Mrs J, M. Goodene Mr and Mrs.

Corman:

M. P. Goulder

Mr A. C. Graeme

Capt. T. Grant

Olden-

Mr J. L. Phimmer Mr. R. Powrie Mrs Pritchard?

Mr E. H. Kay

ARRIVALS.

June 13,

KUEICHOW. Brit., 1,220 tops, from Tientsin and Swatow. Capt. E. L. Jones. B. S. ON.

TUNG SHING, Brit, 1,173 tons, from: Wnha, Capt. McAnish. J. M. & Co., C44. Canton, Capt. Nitta, Sato, Bo..

TAISEO MARI, Jap, 684 tons, from

KWANTO MARU, Jap 879 tona, from Wahe. Capt. S. Ogawa, Kabara, C34.

RHESUS Brit., 4,4 tons, from Shanghai, Cant. E. Taylor, B. & S., 34.. KISHUN MARU, Jap., 1,094 tons, from Keelung. Capt. Tujibashi Dowell

Co... Whart.

SEGNOTA. Brit., 3.319 tona from Swatow, Capt. W. Phillips, S.0. Co.,

Mr and Mrs E. M. Balchikek.

Raymond

Misa Fesy Mr C. Rient Mr D. Russell' Mr. E. Beybo J. Mr. H. Sharp

Mr Lim Keng Sirie Mr Tam Ek Sina

Miss H. F. Skinner Mrs W. H. Sparke Mr A. W. 1 Spiers 3rs S. S. Bamilton Mr & Mrs V.Steensly Mr G. Harper Mr H. Stephens

Capt. T..P. Hall

H. H.DemerMr and Mrs. A. G..

Mrs C. Hazriques Streadwish

་་

Mr&. Folgerson Lt. D. . Taylor Mr W. P. Holzbelso MrTjon Van Tok Mr A. Shelton Hoeper MCP Templeton Men T.. M. Hussay Mrs E. Templeton

'apti

Mr F. Travers pt. Innes Mr... Jackson: Mr Thos. Vint M, D. Janssen Mr and Mrs. J. B. Mr. and Mrs. M. Williams

General M. Yanenko

Joblin

HLM. Jobiln

He P. Agra

Colonel A. Yarson Mr P. C. Youny

CARLTON HOTEL.

Mr J, de Hoog

z M. R. AleranderMr T. King

W. Alexander Miss E. Lawn).

Mr E. Baker

Mr E. Ledesme

Mr St. L. B. BenhamCapt. L. Luxmoore

Musa E. Boyd

Kr Braid

Mrs. F. E. Cameron

He and Mrs Carbo Mise Carbo

Mr. C. C. A. Clark

Miss Cookes

Mr L: Cra M. J. Cray Mr J. Debbne Mr J. A. Des Ormes

Mr L. Esparatu Mr W.. Exca

M and Mrs

Forster

eat. C. E. Fantle Capt. C. L. Frain

MJ. Gray

Mia D. May

Mr and Mrs E E

Meline

Mru. Marrell

Mr O. Muster..

Mr Nagle

Mr R. Neill

Mr J. de Obakulia Hisa V. Fain Mra Fiesse & child Mr and Mrs L. E. Price & daughter

Mr A. Qujano

Mr A. Rodrigues Mr M. Romos Mr G. J. Spoor Mr and Mrs H.

Stephens

Me F. E. Hamilton Mr O. W. Sergart Mr W. A. Benne Miss W. Butkin Me H. J. Hennessy Mr Geo. Titchener

FEAK HOTEL

Mr and Mrs F.

Adum Mr and Mrs G.

All aster Mr T. C. Arvin MEG. Atwell Mr S. Eniseydin MrQ. R. Baldwin Mr G. W. Barton Mr Perry Seattie.

P.Mr J.J.Haverdr uza Mr H. du F. Fu teh C. so

Mr and Mrs H.

Bewley

Mr F. R Lamb Mr and Mrs G. P.

Lammers & child Mr E. G. Lammert Mr. de B. Lancaster

William Beattier D. Me array MC. B. Bird Mr J. Findlay Miller Mr and Mrs D. Kr W.J. Milne

Fair

Mr and Mrs Mulder Mr and Mrs R. L.

Nievel

Mr G. M. Blaker

Mr B. Bowrey Capt. E. W. Brett

Mr H.J. Brett Mr and Mrs C,

Brown

Mr & Mrs M.

Bugboo

MrT. L. Perkins Lt. Col. & Mrs Thurs- E. by Telbam

Mr & Mrs J Pilger

LE. A. Ram

Mra P. S. Ritchie

Ber. R. A. Lunde bir W. E. Roberts

C.F.

M B, Robertson Capt. T. H. Butler Major V. J. Scantle- M. A. Button

Fury

Mr J. Clemente Mr and Mrs Murray

r and Mrs J. Scott Urehrane

Mr A Findlay-Smith

Bir A. Coenraad Mr and Mrs V.

Lt. Col. G. Coles Findlay

afe J. R1 Coolbass Lt. Steven...

Mr E J. Coomes. Mi a E Stone

Mrs Cormack

Mr & Mrs Stubings

Mr and Mrs JohnMr & Mrs Sweat

Duncas

Wood

Mr and Mrs A. M.Capt. B. Taylor, RN.

Elise

My C Taylor

8. Evan, M.B.P. Maj-Gen F. Ventris

Me and Biru, A. D Major & Mrs Wake-

Galloway

Me Jon Green

Me BBh. Gregory

Brand Mrs Zuallig

PLACE HOTEL

****Conte To Brok-ke ·

Bits InlineTA

Mr M. Olso Mr J. Povies

Vr M. W. Hifkin ›

MTW. Hutter Er W. Bobinson

Me M. J.? owo

F.. Tark

Bers 1 emaitzen Mr. Fuith

MEN Machailoff Me A trwals

W. M. Mol

M6Y. Moritz

CLEARANCES.

June 13.

WA SUN. Brit., 10 a.m., for K.C. Wan. Wang Hing.

PROVIDENCE, Forw., 6 .1 for Saizon via Swstow, M.JL. & Co.

VERDUN, Frezeb, e a.m., for Hai- phone via Fakhoi, Wing Fat Hong.

NAM WAN, Port., 8 am, for Hoikow, Unsak Loong.

TJIPANAS, Dutch, a.m., for Toko hama vin Shangbai, J.O.JL.

ARRATOON AFUAR, Brit, 10a.m... for Calcutta via Singapore, B. &&

KWANG TAH, Chi. 6., for Chaton, Chinese Merchants,

SUNNING. Brit., 10a.m., For Stang. bai. B. & S.

YOKOHAMA MARU, Jap., boca, for London via Singapore, N.T.E.

LONGSANG. Bris. 3 p.m., for Manila, J.M. & Co.

QUIN EBANG, Amer. 12 noon, for Foochow via Swatow and Amoy, D.L & Co.

HAWAH MARU, Jap. noon, for Yokohama via Kobe, 08.5.

BANRI MARU, Jap, Doon, for Batavia, Dodwell

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The P.&O.-B.T. & AL 9.3. Chekiang left Singap re for this Fort on the 11th June and is due here on the 18th June.

The N. Y. K. a. Toyo Mara, No 2 (Bombay Line) lett Singapore for this port on the 11th June, and is expected here on the 17th June. The N.Y. K. 3.8. Sario Maru (European Line) left Singapore for this port on the 11th June and is expected here on the 14th June.

The C.P.O.B. Co's RMS. Empress of Japan arrived Vancouver June 12 due Kobe June 14, and is dae here June 20.

Latent Advices.

The N.I.B. 8.s. Kouku Jar (Bombay Lite) left Moji for this port direct on the 9th June, and is exported here on the 14th June.

The C.P.O.S. C'o's B.M.S. Empress of Russia arrived at Vancouver on May 30.

The Admiral Line's 6.8. West Munham arrived at Shanghai on June 3, and is due to arrive bere via Manila on or about June 27.

The Stevan Tomes Co. s.a, Gaelic Prince is expected here from New York about middle of June.

The N... se. Shimba Meru (Calcutta Line) left Calcutta for this port via Singapore on the 7th June, and is expected here on the 7th June. The N.Y.K. es. Inaba Maru (European Line) left London for this port via Suez Canal on the 31st May, and is The N. Y. K. sa. Nikko Mar Australian expected here on the 10th July. Line) left Thursday Island for this. port via Zamboangs and Manila on the 8th June, and is expected here on the 18th June.

The N.T.K.B.3. Kitano Maru (European Line) left London for this port via Suez Canal on the 17th May, and is expected bere on the 22nd June. The C.1.8.5. Co's. as China arrived st San Francisco on May 17 in accordance with schedule.

The T.Kss. Persia Maru arrived at Yokohama June and will sail June & as per schedule, being duo at this Port June 13.

The T.K.K. 8.3. Korea Maru arrived at Yokohama June 7, and will sail

June 10 sa per schedule, being due at this Port Jape 18.

The T.K.K. &.8. Shinyo Baru arrived at

.

Yokohama June 1 and will sail

June 4 for Honolulu and San Francisco as per schedule.

The T.KK. 8.a. Seiyo Maru arrived at

Yokoham, May 12 and sails May 17 according to schedule for San Francisco en-route to South America.

KING EDWARD HOTEL

Mr R. Almud

Mr D. J. Ad

J Mr Kilbee & child

Mrs Krahmaleff.

Dr M. E. Anger

Miss A. Arderson

Ma R W. Brundle

Mra B. Legge

Mrs McArch Mrs E. M. McGoe Mr A. Bulloch Mr F. W. McGrath Mr and Mrs Carbo Mr H. M. McTavish Miss Carbo

Mr. A. Monro Mr & Mrs A. Course ir B.J de Moore Mr F C. Crush Mr F. W. Moora Mr T. RCalbane Mr D. Nicholda Mr R. G. DoubledayMr T. K. Osborne Mr & Mrs Gregor Mr and Mrs CE bir 0. T. Hall

and family

Richardson-

Mr & Mrs Bammes Mrs A, P. Bangster

Mr G Stavrakov.

Mrs Stabbings and

daughter.

Mr A. Hann

Mr A. HarrienCit

Mr P. Heathcote Capt. & Mrs Swain

Mr J. C..Hapeter

Mr Er Irving

Mr and Mrs Under.

Brand hirs W.Mr and Ms B. E.

Jackso

West and family

Mr P. J. Vinte

Mr B. James

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES

THE

ASSOCIATED BRASS AND COPPER MANUFACTURERS OF GREAT BRITAIN

CAN

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

Sole AgentR 2,

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd.

CHINA HONGKONG.

THE RED WING ENGINE HAS

Red Wing Chars

DEZ FOTOR, WITH POWER TO SPARZ

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

THE RED WING MOTOR.

Red Wing Chorobred

STEZ MOTOR WITH POWER TO SPARE 2

66

WE SHALL BE PLEASED AT ALL TIMES TO SUPPLI ANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE RED WING MOTOR OR TO GIVE A PRACTICAL, DEMOKS« TRATION OF WHAT THE MOTOR CAN DO. SOLE AGENTS-

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HONGKONG,

DON'T FORGET !!!

The Republic Motor Boats for your picnics and outings.

TILEPHONE 307 OF 1957.

Write or Call;" MOK LIN, Managing Director.

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YOUR COPY

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IS NOW READY

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POST OFFICE......

Allied soldiers in the various hospitals in Siberia are badly in need of reading. matter. Any books, newspapers, etc. for their me banded at the G.P.O. will be peaked and forwardbl to them free...

The parcel post servics to Cuba. I suspended.

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

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

No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan, Ahwas or Mohammorsh in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight.

The insured letter and insured parcel services between Egypt (or in transit through Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor arily suspended.

Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will in fature be forwarded from Hongkong 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 Unins Vicenza, Trevise Pacius, Vanice and Bel- iune in Italy will not be accepted for transmission unless posted under the British War Office Permit.

The Fartal Poet Services to British East Africa and Egypt (cept for members of the Kpeditionary Forces), sad to Abysaints, Bagdad, Frithrea French Sowali Coast, Italian Somaliland, Portuguese East Africa, Zadzibar and Russia have been suspended.

Registered and Parcel Mails close 18. minates carlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated.

In the case of Mails closing before 9 1.m. Registration closes as c'clock on the previous evening.

INWARD MAILS,

MONDAY, June 16. Straita and Colomla-Per SADO MARU. WEDNESDAY, June 18.

U.S.A. Canada and Japan-Per KOREA'

MARU.

Australia and Manila-Per NIKKO

MARU.

Straits-Per CHERIANG..

FRIDAY, June 20. Canada USA. and Shanghai-Per EMPRESS OF JAPAN.

OUTWARD MAILS.

SATURDAY, June 14.

Philippine Islands---Pér SEQUOYA,

8 5.2-

Japan via Nagasak-Per DAFTOKŲ

MARU, No 5,9 m. Canada, United States, Central and

South Americs and EUROPE vis AMERICA-Per ARCHER. Registration £45 am. Lettors 10.30 S

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, India vis Dhantah- kodi, Exypt and EUROFE via SUEZ-Per RHESUS: Registration 11.46 a.m. Letters 12.30 p.m.

The Parcel Mall will be closed on Friday, Jane 13, at 5 p.m. Japan via Kobe, Canada, United States, Central and South Americs and EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO -Per TOKIWA MARU. Re- gistration 13.45 pm. Letters 1.30 pm.

Shanghai and North China - Fer

YINGCHOW, 5 p.m. Heihow and Pakhol-Per ALICORNE,

p.m.

SUNDAY, June 1b.. Bwatow, Amoy and Formosa via Keelung

Fer KAIJO MARU, 9.. Weihaiwel Clefoo and Tientsin-Per

KUEICHOW, 8 a.m.

MONDAY, June 16.

Shanghai, North China and Japan via Kobe-Per SADO MARU,

10a.m.

Swatow and Straits-Per LINAN,

10 a...

TUESDAY, Jume 17. Swatow and Bangkok-Per CHANG-

CHOW, 10 & Shanghai and North Chica - Per

SUNKIANG, 11 a.m.

Swatow, Amor and Foochon-Fer

HATTAN, 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY, June 18,

Japan vin Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada, United States. Central and South America and

via SAN FRANCISCO-P PERSIA MARU, Registration 9.15 am. Letters 10 am. Shanghai North China, Japan via Kobe, Hoaalalu, Canada, United States, Centrai

and South America and EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO - Per VENEZUELA Registration

9.45 am Lotters 10.30am. THURSDAY, June 18.-

Swatow, Amoy and Formosa vie Takao

Per SOSHU MARU, 8 a.m. Japan vie Nagasaki-Per NIKKO MARU,

TEL. NO.

FAY JUNE 18 1919.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE

1743 CORONET

PRESENTS

TEL. No. 1743.

Ambassador James W. Gerard's

"MY FOUR

YEARS

IN GERMANY"

FOR" TARED NIGHTS" ONLY as follows:

FRIDAY, June 13th. at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m. SATURDAY, June 14th, at 215, 5.15 & 9.15 p.m. SUNDAY, June 15th, at 6 p.m. & 9.15 p.m. Prices ---

9.15 p.m. $2.00 & $1,00 MATINEE $1.00 & 60 centa

Booking at ROBINSONS. Whether you do or do not see the "ordinary photoplay matters little; this is not the case with My Four Years in Germany." It i a picture that is historical and it will be a matter for lasting regret to you if you mías it.

VICTORIA THEATRE

A VERY FINE PICTURE

That is what every one is aaying to-day of

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BEING SHOWN UP TILL SUNDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY MATINEE FEATURE “HANDS UP” EPISODES ACROBATIC FEATS & (COMICALITIES BY ESKO'S TROUPE at 2:15 only.

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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

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7 passengers $8.00 per Hour.

CHANDLER

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"CANADA'S GOLGOTHA,

Mr. J. A. Farrer writes to the Manchester Guardian:

Mr. TANG TSUN,

Proprietor and Manager.

fixion, their belief being based on the ocular evidence of certain officers in the Dublin Fusiliers, who came across Under this: the body "nailed to a door, with title a sculptured group of very able hands and feet pierced with bay- execution was exhibited at Burlington Onets." It was on the evidence of these House in January last representing a Dublin Fusiliers that Captain Derwent man nailed by his feet and hands to Wood, A.R.A., tells me that he execut- a door, land this work of arted his group. Clearly, then, the Dublin was most excellently reproduced in Fusiliers should be able to supply. Sratow, Amoy and Foochow Per HAI January 11, 1919.

the bustrated London News of conclusive proof of the fact, but the HONG, 1 p.m.

The ultimate only. answer to my inquiry is that, destiny of Captain Derwent Wood's

after careful investigation there is

10 a.m.

Shanghai and North

China SUIYANG, 11th

FRIDAY, Jane 901-

SUNDAY, Jene 22.

Per

work of art is, a place in a new no trace of any evidence in this Formosa via Keelung, Shanghai, North building at Ottawa intended to refice of the incident mentioned by

China and Japan via Nagasaki,

Canada, United States, Ceutral present historical incidents of the you" And the Canadian Record and South America and Great War of 1914-18. May I suggest Office knows as little about its EUROPE. vin CANADA-Fer that without better proof than at martyred sergeant:It is regretted FUSHIMA MARE, 9 a.m.

MONDAY, June 23...

10

2 pm

present exists the crucifixion of a that this office, has no information Shanghai, North China and Japan vis considered historical?.

Canadian sergeant he no claim to be regarding the supposed crucifixion of Kobe-F KITANO MARU, The first primed allusion to such Belief in the truth of the story

a Canadian N.C.O. by the enemy" Philippine Islands-Per TAMING, an incident appeared in the Morn seems therefore ta require a somewhat ing Post of Tuesday, May 11. 1915, robust faith, a faith that runs counter" WEDNESDAY, Jnne

and the passage was quoted on the to the best evidence. Can no one tell Philippine Islands, Au tolls and New very same day on the front page of us the name of the victim, or the Zinland vs Thurniny Taland the Toronto Daily Star, signed date or place of the discovery of his Per TANGO MARU. Registra

Windermere." This passage assert body, or whether he was nailed to a tion 15 mForm 9.30 am.ed the general belief of Canadians in church door or to the door of a house

PR DAY, Jane-57,

France in the fact of such a cruci or barn?

Straite, Bangkok, Kent, Mauritius,

Fouth Afrinis via Dhrons

·kori Arat-20LOPEED AUFZ Per TAMBABU Registra tion 9.a. Lather 10.30am.

Printed and Published for Tus CONCERTED by GEORGE WILLIAM_

CADE BUEN

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