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POLAND

Farts. Enne 30th, M. Clemenyian has sent a letter to M. Padoraki transaksine cbq, Polish ment for signature seunction with Article 3 of the German Trents

VISITORS AT THE HOTELE.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Me E S. Abrabs." Mr and Mrs E. O

Anderson

Miss Aroning Mrs E R. Belilics Mr and Mrs. R.

Bergeron

Mr. B. J. Birbeck

MrEM Joseph -- Mr Jama Kant *"*.-

T.T. Rood Mr Mr J,

T. Kitwick

Mr G. Langed

E.Mr and Mr

Lanicsen

Mas. Leiria Mr & Mrs S. Bisney Mrs Liddell Major and Mr Gm

G

Black and on Me G. Ludio

Mr G. H. Lynotti Hotpoints out that the Polish Treaty W. Black Moce not constitute at the deteture in Cape Men. Branch tir G. W. Dokona begotiating wish a newly crested Stato, Mr G.T. Breakespears E. J. Mabon and quotes precedents sport of his, Bir W. G. Browall Hr W. C. McDonald Mr and Mr.R. E Mr Buros tatement.

McInner Mr J. L. Buchner Mr N. Y. Camerone and Mrs. F. D.

Niblett Mr sad Mt. E. A.

Carvsibo Mir W. G. Chan

The gew Treaty differs to fame from the Conventions, owing to the A but of the League of Natives, and wwing flo the new danations which avo Brisin

The Polish Articles drab with gearMrT. Coopman tors of the full privileges of citizenship Mr J. E. Cosgrove 30 di mentine resitlont in the territory Mr F. W. Cox Ferred to Polish sovereignty and The provision of discrimination Sem Polish citizens diering by Benet, language, or race from the Targe, and of the population.

The next Article deals with minorities,

as Volkengitems of Gerathen

Baritve o dvali specifically Win! cities in Poland for aho protection appears to be necesSWEN, The Bengale lanes base headed t with a view mo facilitaziave, the stude ment suitable cereal rele Between Palant and the gher Aids withean setting any spent at vandiges for the, Athen

Ale B. E. Davey Mr F. Demaretz Mr Baiz Dilekyntv Mrs. A. Donne Miss K. ERSON Misa E. Manant Mr and Mrs. J.

Falk

Ms. Nilssen

Capt...Onwed.

Nen

Mr Charles Park

Me H. E. Peterson

Mrs. H. H. Fethick

Mr and Mrs. A. C.

Potosky

Mr F Powell Mr C. R. Powrie MC. R. Powrie CMr D. E. Preston

Mr V. J S. Ramble Mr H H. Ray Mr and Mrs E. M.

Raymond

Me W. FanaNG Mr Joe. Fisber Mr B. Gallop Mr N. C. Galluzzi Kiss F. Rasy Mr. W. Gannett Mr R. Robert Ken Mr J. S. Gartner Mr. Ross Mr and Mrs Grahambre. E. Soybe Mir A. C. Graeme against the

Papt. T. P. Hall Mr. Harper 3. Part

oth-memny of the Logo, ad Nation

Clem el singer Cinction of the Alt at the retal Tishat of Judepeat Polak, snel an

than tint with Poland will ell at the same time is ph Treaty ence with Certany

AUSTRIAN TERMS.

Pvcs, June Singh,

A Fiuvas manage sám Belare definitely separating, the Came cil of Four announced that they ha reached a devision regarding the Finan cial,ad Econom anses to be inserted

cho Pance Treats with Araria.

Pants, July 18 The signatum of the Austrian. Te is

to

Mist H. F. Skinner Mrs W.. Sparks Mr V. Steensly

My Stepbens

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SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.

FROM EUROPE.

The ss. PROMETHEUS, due bero July 3 and leaves for Japan, July 4,

The 8.3. ATREUS, due bere alt, 13. and leaves for Shanghai and Japan July 14,

The s.a. EURYPYLUS, due here July lo and leaves for Shanghai, Taku and Daloy July 18.

The ss. NAGOYA, left London. June 5. fue here July 21 and leaves for Japas ports July 24.

The 5.3. MALTA, left London June Ar C. P. Templator, due hare Acgust & and eares for Mrs E. Tepicton Japan ports. August 8.

Lt. H. H. D. BennerMr H. (I. Sibley Mr O. Henry Mr. A. Holzersug

3r W. F. HolbeicerMe. Thomas. Mr A. Shelton Roeper Mrs Tobiassen. Mrs McConnel Russey Mr A. Tyson Miss E. Hyloni MrThos. Vint Mr. and Mrs. MrMr W. R. Widaer

Mr and Mrs J. H. 1. Joblin

Mr and Mrs G. M. Willises

Jobantes.

B. Mr J.J.Haverdroze

PEAK HOTEL'

Mr and Mes F.

Adams

erous

Mr and Mrs C.

Alabaster

E

be to be considerity denyed, un ing

pe consitimation if the Past" skrg Notes aruk the completion of the

epára flow and Military Causes.

FRANCE DROFE FASSPORT FARGE.

IT NOW BONGKONG'S TURN.,

FARIS, June 30th.

A Havas nesoute says - Twe billa relating to isroigners have Just been placed before the French Par

inment for the sumplete overhauling of legislation affecting alien.. Passports will dot be required, but, foreign I Vaibare must have reutilation cards.

AUNGARIAN REIGN OF TERROR.

COPENHAGEN, June 30th.

Mr T. C. Arvein

MY IL G. Atwell

Mr S. Baisevain

Mr G. H. Baldwin

Mr G. W. Darton Mr Terry Beattie

Mr H. du F. Hutch son

Mr and Mrs H.

Kewley

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

Lammert & chikt

Mr H. G. Lammaert. Mr.J. de R. Lancaster

Mrs. William Beattier D. McMurray Mr C. B. Bird

Mr J. Findlay Miller Mr and Mrs D. K. Mr W. J. Milne

Blair

Mr and Mrs Mulder Mr and Mrs H. L. "Nieve

MT. E. Perkins Le Col. & Mrs Thurs- B. by Pelham

Mr M. Blaker Mr H. Powrey Capt W. Brett MF 8. F. Brett

ir anti Mrs L,

Frown Mr & Mrs M.

Bugtre Rev. A. Bundle

CF.

Capt. T. H. Butler

A well-knowp „neutral from Budapest M. A. Putton bas clard that the mount counter pro- Mr J. Clemento vilation, “Which briks unt prematurely. Me and Mrs sette, due to the work of M. Bela Kan'a supella provagole ar..

A night of terror followed the collapse. *ho Terrorists dragged people from those SODA #bere the counter-revolution's edongs were flown and slaughtered over

400.

The Spriet, however, has been savců only temporarily as the hatred of the workers ani akain blaze out against the Soviet. Mala Kun is only supported by the

COPENHAGEN, July 1.

A velegram from Brudapest state that, Jaccobdance with the Allies" instructions, agafias troops have begun to yveguate Giga Pro-Slovak territory.

INDIAN ARMY MATTERS.

LONDON, Jane 20th.

Cochrane

Mr & Mrs J Pilger

L. MF. A. Ram

Mrs. S. Ritchie Mr W. E. Roberts. 3 R. Robertson Major Y. J. Scantle

bury, Mr and Yrs Marray J. Scott

Mr A.Findlay-Smith Mr and Mrs

Findlay

Me A. Coenrand Lt. Col. E. G. Coles Mr E RI Coolbase Mr E. J. Coomes Mrs Cormack

Lt. Stevco

Mi's E: Stone Mr & Mrs Stubiugs. Mr and Mrs JohnMr & Mre Swent.

Duncan

wood

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

Elies

My U. Taylor

Mr S Evans, M.B.E. Maj. Gen F. Ventris Mr and Mrs A. DMajor & Mrs. Wake-

Galloway

Bir Jon Gresz Mr BHb. Gregory"

main

Mr and Ms Zpollig

JARLTON HOTEL,

J. H. Kelly L. T. Kinley Edeo. Laemable H. F. Madil

N. Nakie

W. T. Nell

To the Hous of Commons, replying to D. Arklenk Cal Tate, Mr. F. S. Montagu stated. W. Aller that the Raj, during the investigation of

Mrs H. A. Banchot the conditions

of service of Indian J Pasto trix would consider the question of J. W. Pou thes giring immediate relief, by the Govern Laurence Burton ment providing for all charges; or for Mrs F. F. Cameren Th. Fenches. fr forage and free quarters or lodging Car, allowances according to rank.

The Government would also consider thenbolition of the mess fund, making

4 subscriptions and the rules in regard ta travelling aud detention allowances incie liberal-

FUNKEY TOLD TO GO HOME AND WAIT.

PARIS, June 20th.

LA Havse message says:-

e Turkish Delegation has been told return Fame and there avait further Hoylogments. Peace is urgeat but more

Helay is likely...

PARIS STRIKE OVER.

Paris, June 30th.

A Havas message says:-

The Paris metal workers will return

work to-day after a month's strike.

ADMIRAL SIMS: A MERSEY

INCIDENT.

** I wonder,” writes a correspondent. of the "Daily Express," "if Admiral Sims, when the crowds were cheering him at Waterloo thought

G. H. Charter E Cockburn S. P. Dave Delos Dolver

T. L. Rasamnesen William W. Reich

L. Reich

Wm. Roas

F. I. Smith Mr and Mrs N. 0.M. Stepher s

Derroas

Mr and Mrs L. H. C

Thit sult M. Everenghan W. Ezra

Miss Roth Taitault Mr and Mrs G. W.Miss Patia kibault

Greene

AC Thomas M. Healy

W. de Vries MrsD. P. HendersonT. U. Watere

Richand Wilbur W. Williams W de Wy

H. Bennessey

L. Jackson

W. Jores.

PALACE HOTEL

Mrs Dobbinson

0. H. Ebbett

T. W. Hartley

J. Jack

J. H.Jobustou

J. Julian

Mrs N. Machailof Mr and Mrs. J.

Oxberry

H. J. Richards

W. Robinson

B. J, Rowe

Mr and Mrs G. S.Mr and Mrs

Kirk

Shipbaugh Mrs G. Lemaitra 0 Trufelli Miss M. Lorenz W. de Wijn

KING EDWARD HOTEL

My D. J. Adams Mrs R. Afmond Miss A. Anderson

H.

The sa. HECTOR, die here July 15 and leaves for Shanghai and Hankow July 26,

The ss. HYSON, dae here July 21 and leaves for Japan July 22.

The ss. ANTILOCHUS, due here July 22 and leaves. for Shanghai and Japat. July 23,

The 8.5. AGAPENOR, due here July 29 and leaves for Japan July 30.

The s.3. TEENKAI, due bere August

7 and leaves for Shanghai, Taku sadi Dairen August &

The s.s. PYREUS, due bere August 5 and leaves for Shanghai and Japan August 9.

The ss. ORESTES, due bere August 11 and leaves for Shanghai August 12,

The ss. INABA MAFU, left London May 31 and is due here vie July 10

The as. KAMU MASU, left Lunden June 14 and is due beru vis bug July 20

FROM SHANGHAI,

The s.. WEST MUNHAM, due bere from Shanghai via Manila on er about July 5.

The a. JASON, leaves Shanghai July 3, due here July 9 and leaves for London vin Singapore.

The s.9. TYDEUS, leaves Shanghai July 15 dae hero July 50 and leaves for Liverpool via Singapore

The 5.5. TAMBA MARU, Jeft Shanghai June 30 and is due bere July 3.

The 5.9. KATORI MARU, left Shanghai June 30 and is due here July 3.

The sa. EMPRESS OF KUS-IA, loft Shanghai Juue 20 and is due here via Manila July 3.

FROM JAPAN.

The s.. NAGOYA, leaves Yokobama August. Band is due here August 20.

The 6.8. MALTA, leaves Tokchama August 23 and is due here September 3. The 4.5. TALTHYEIUS, leaves Yoko hama June 28 and is dus hern July 12.

The s...NINGCHOW,leaves.Tokohama Jane 21 and is due here July 8 and

for Liverpool. LEAVES

The 3.3. ANYOMARU, due bere from Mej: August 31 and leaves for South America September 10.

The 3.3. SEAYO MARU, due here from Moji October 24 and leaves for South America November 4.

The sa JAPAN, leaves Kobe July 5. dus bere July 13 and leaves for Calcutta July 15.

The s... BORNEO BARU, due here from Kobe and Moji July 18 and leaves for Java ports July 17,

The s. HOKUTO MARU, due here from Kote and Moji Jaly 27 and leaves for Java perts July 29,

The .. NELECS, leaves Tokohama July 19 and is due hero August 6,

The 5.8. AGAMEMNON, leaves Yoko- hamna July 19 and is due bere July 24.

The 8.8 DEUCALION, leaves Yoko- hamn July 26 and is due here August 19. Yokoliams June 27 and is due here The .. MISHIMA MARU, leaves

July 12.

The 8.3. BADO MARU, leaves Yoko- Bacon July 11 and is dae bere July 26.

The s.5. KITAND MARU, leaves Yoko- bama July 26 and is due bere Aug. 9.

The A.. INABA MARD, leaves Yoko hama August 8 and is due here Aug. 23. The 8.5. KAMU MARU, leaves Yoko bama August 22 and is due here Sept. 6. The s.. IYO MARU, leaves) okohama Sept. 5 and is due bere eps, 30,,

The as. ATSUTA MARU," leaves Yokohama Sept. 19 and is due bere October 4.

The s.A SHIDZUOKA MARU, leaves Yokohama October 3 and is due here Cctober 18

Thess. TENTO MARC, due here July, 14 and learen for San Francisco July 21

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The 5.8. SIBERIA MARU, due here July and leaves for San Francisco July 30.

FROM BOMBAY,

The s. KAIFUKU MARU, left Bombay June 24 and is due here via Singapore July 16.

FROM CALCUTTA.

The ss. SHINGO MARU, left Calcutta June 23 and is due bere via Singapore

July 14.

FROM AUSTRALIA.

The s... AKI MARC, left Sydney June

se and is duo bere Jely 18.

FROM AMERICA.

The 5.4. PROTESILAUS, lef: Seattle May 28, due bere July via Japan, Vladivostok and Manik

|

The SA TINDAREUS, left. Seattle

June 16, due bere July 28 via Japan,

Vladivostok and Manila.“

The ... CYCLOPS, leaves Scattle July 9, due here August 9 via Japan, Viadivostok and Manila.

The 5s FAGA MARU, leaves Toko Etama October 17 and is due here Nov. 1. The sa. TOKOHAMA MARU, leaves Yokohama October 31 and is due here: November 15.

Mrs Kilbee & child Mrs Krabmaleff Mrs B. Lesze Mrs McAinch

Mira E. M. Mcüce Mr F. W. McGrath air and Mrs Carbo Me H. M. McTavish Miss Carbo

Mrs A, Monro

Dr M E. Asger MR W. Brundle Mr A. Bulloch to

of a day in England 'twenty-three years ago, when he stood arguing with a firm of British shipowners as to allowing a vessel laden with munitions for the- States leave the Meney. War between Spain and the United States

imminent, Was

and the firra, which had not seen the colour of Its money, had heard that a Spanish cruiser was in, the Irish Sea. Sims won by sheer optimism. Said ́ñè: 1. know the ship and cargo are worth a million, but I'll stand the Jacket for that. Stand on me. I'm good for the money. The firm knew that he was not, but was so struck by Sims' frankness that it withdrew all objections, and the ship salled. It ⠀ reached the fiates safely and the cargo was found extremely useful"

Mr & Mrs A. Cours Mr B.J. de Moore Mr F C. Crush Mr F. W. Moore Mr T. B. Cubone. Mr D. Niebolda Mr R. G. DoubledayMr T. R. Osborne

The . ENYO MARU, left Yokö- j barn July 1 and is due here July 14.

"FROM JAYA.

J

The 9.8. RIOJUN. MARU, dus bere from Java ports July 4 and leaves for Japan ports July 7.

The as BANKI MARU, due here from Java porta Jely 28 and leaves for Jepa porta July 28.

The_8.c. BORNEO MARU, die here from Java porta August 28 and leaves for Japan ports August 31.

The s... HOKUTO MARU, due hero from Java ports September 8 and leaves

Mr. & Mra Gregory Mr and Mrs C. Etor Japan porta September 12.

Mr O. T. Hall

Richardson

Mr & Mrs HamroesMs A..P. Sangster."

Mr G. Savrakov

}

and family

· FROM · MANILAL. -

Mr.A. Hanu

Mr A. Harrison

Mira Stubbing and

daughter

The ae

Mr P. Heathcote

Mr J. C. Eupeter Mr E Irving

Capt. & Mrs Swain

Mr and Mrs Under-

wood

た

Mr and Mrs W.Mr and Mrs S. E.

Jackson

Rames

The 3.8. NANKING, Icares San Fran cisco July 17 and is dos here vig Honolulu, Japan ports and Shanghai

August 10.

POST OFFICE.

Allied sqlciors. In the various hospitals in Siberia ära badly in need of reading malter.” Any books, newspapers, etc. for their use handed in at the G.P.O. will be packed and forwarded to them free.

The parcel post service to Cuba is scspended.

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

The Favicon to Germany, Austria, Dagaria and the Ottoman Empire are

uspended.

No unofficial letter addressed to Abadan, Abwas or Mohammorah in the Parsian Gull may exceed eight ounces in weight."

The insured letter and insured' parce services: between Egypt (or in transit through Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor- arily suspended..

Registered and Parcel Maik are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close before. 9 m. registered and parcel mails Bre closed at 5 pm on the previous day.

In the case of Malls closing before 9 am. Registration closes at B c'elock on the provion.evaning.

?

INWARD MAILS”

TUESDAY, July 9. Shanghai-Per DUNERA. Europe (via Negapa tam)-Per WOL-

LOWRA

THURSDAY, July 10. Straita-Per INADA MĀRU. USA. and Maria--Per ECUADOR. Manila-Per WEST SEQUANA. MONDAY, July 14,

U.S.A. and Strait ARU

Calcutta and

MARU

WEDNESDAY, July 16. Straits-Per KAIFUKU MĀRU.

FRIDAY, July 13. Australia and Manila-Fer AKI MARU.

ተነ

OUTWARD MAILA

TUESDAY, July 8. Hollow, Fakhoi and Haiphong-Per

KAIFONG, 8 Saigon, Sandakan, Australia and New Zealand via Thursday Island- Per CHANGSHA. Registration 8.45 am. Letters 9.30 a.m. Straits and Bangkok-Per BAUROTO,

10.12.

Shanghai and

North China - Per TEAN, 11 a.m7.

The 5.5. ECUADOR. left San Francisco May 31 and is due bere via Heools Straits and Bangkok-Per SORACHI Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila | July

10.

9.9.

Swatow,

COLOMBIA leaves San Straita, Francisco June 28 and is dre here vis Honciulu, Japan ports. Shanghai and Manile August 6,

The .3. VENEZUELA, leaves San Swatow Francisco Jely 30 and is due bere via Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and

Manila September 3,

The 5.5 TENTO MARU, lett San Francisco June and is due bere via Honolulu, Jand Manila July 14,

The s.a. 8183 A MARU, left San Francisco June and is dus here vis Honolulu, Japan and Manila July 2

Thess. SHINYO MARU, leaves San Francisco June 27 and is dae here via Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai July 26.

The s.. ERSIA MARU, leaves Sno Francisco July 17 and is due here via Honolulu and Japan August 19..

The 8. KOREA MARU, leaves For Honolulu, Japan and Manila Sept. 1. Francisco July 30 sad is due hero via

The 5.8. SUWA MARU, left. Beattle dae bere via Japan, Shanghai and Manila July ££.

June 18 and

The 5. KASHIMA MARU, leaves Seattle July 12 and is due bere via Japan, Shanghai and Manik Aug. 11.

The .. FUSHIMA MARU, leaves Feattle August and is due here via Japan, Shanghai and Manila Sept. 8.

The s.s.. EMPRESS OF JAPAN, left Vancouver June 12 and is due here vis Japan, Ebanghai and Manila July 4.

be 58. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA here vin Japan, Enazghai and Manils leaves Vancouver July 24 and is due

August 14.

|

Japan

Straits,

MARU, 1 p.m.

Amoy and Foochow-Par HAITAN, 1.30 p.m.

Banzkok and Calcutta-Per KWAISANG, 2 p.m. WEDNESDAY, Joly 9.

and Bangkok-Per KANCHOW, 11 a.. via Moji and South America—

Per MALAY MARU, 1 p...

Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, India via Dhanusb- kodi, Bombay, Aden, and Egypt |

Per DUNERE, & p.m. THURSDAY, July 10,

Shanghai and North China Per

SUNNING. 10 a.m.

Shanghai, North China, Japan via

Nagasaki, Canada United States, Central and South Americs and EUROPE via CANADA-Per EMPRESS OF RUSSIA Registration 9.45 a.m. Letters 10.30 am. Philippine Islands, Japan via Moji, Canada, United States, Central! and "South

and America EUROPE via CANADA-Per CHICAGO MARU. Registra July 11, Letters

tion

p.m.

8.30 8.

FRIDAY, July 11. Shanghai. North Chins and Japan via

Kobe-Per INABA

10 am.

MARU.

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, India via Dhanush kodi. Egypt and EUROPE vis SUEZ-Per MISHIMA MARU, Registration 9.45 a.m. Letters 10.30 am.

Weibstwe!

The EMPRESS OF ASIA, leaves Vancouver June 28 and is due bere via Shanghai and North China-Per Japan, Shanghai and Manila July 17.

EURYADES 2 p.m. Philippine Islands-Per, LOONOSANG, Phefoo and Tientsin-Per KUEICHOW, 3 p.m. SATURDAY, July 19. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauriting, South Africa, India via Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE ria SUEZ Per TALTETEICS. Registration 9.45 am. Letters 10.30 'a.nl-

The 8.8. MONTEAGLE, leaves Yasi conver July 10, ard is due bere vis Japan and Shanghai August 14.

ARRIVALS.

July 7.

CHINHUA, Bri 1,303 tons, from Swatow, Capt. Speed, B. & S., C45.

LOONGSANG, Brit., 1,738 tons, from Manila, Capt. Lenak, J.M. & Co.,

C36.

KWANOTAH, Chi., 1,836 tons, from Shanghai, Capt. Chas. Stewart, C.M. S.N. Co. Wharf.

KWANG LEE Chi, 1,468 tons, from Canton, Capt. Sangster, C.M.S.N. Co. Wharf.

in

The Parcel Mail will be closed on Friday, July 11, at 6 pm Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per BA1

HONG, & P.. Shanghai and North China Por

KWANGSE, 5

p.r.

SUNDAY, July 13, Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Keciung

-Per KAIJO MARU, BAD. Formosa vis Keelung, Shanghai, North China and Japar via Nagasaki, Canada United States, Central

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, Brit., 8,789 Robinson, C.P.O.S. Buoy. tons from Vancouver BC, Capt. 8. Japan

TEAN, Brit, 1,361 tons, from Canton, Capt. A.J. Foutt, B. &S, CS6.

CARDIUM; Brit, 3.994 tone, from Balikpapa-Capt Juncs, AEC Taikok taui.

LIENSHING, Brit., 1,019 tons, from Saigon, Capt. Muir, Kung Yuen, 47,

CHILDAR, Nor, 1,102 tons, from Bangkok, Capt. Maltbiam, Kwong Ngual tong, C13.

TJIEONDARI, Amer, 79 tong, from Port Arthur, Capt. T. Ainsworth, Bank Line, Br

CLEARANCES.

July 7

NIPPON MARU, Jap., 10.30 am, for San Francisco via Bhanghai, T.K.K.

TEIRESTAR, Brit, noen for Yoko- bama, B. & 8,

Bad

and South America EUROPE via CANADA-Fer KATORI MARU, a.m. MONDAY, July 14.

via Moji, Honolulu, San Francisco and South America-Per KIYO MARU, 11 am.

Shanghai

North Chins For SINKIANO, 111.06

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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The F. & O..BI. & A.L. 5.9. Dunera left Shanghai for this Port on the 5th instant at 6 am, with the homeward English Mail, and is due here on the 8th instant at about daylight. The N..E.. Inaba Maru (European Line) left Singapore for this port on the 5th July, and is expected here or the 10th July, The C.F.O.S. Co's R.M.S. Empre, Japan arrived at Yokobama, left there July 4, and is due at Vancouver on July 18.

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is due here on the July 10. The F. M. 8. B. Co.'s 5.5. Ecuador left Shanghai on Monday, June 30, for Manila, and is expected to arrive at Hongkong on July 19.

The

TF.K. 8.a. Siberia Maru salled from San Francisco June 19.

Maraire, Mr. W. A. Pearse, Mrs. A. J. Kennedy, Major M. N. Logan, Mr. Purlenky, Mr. J. H. Walace, Min 3. Williores, Mr. W. G. Anderson, Br. Thas 3. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beacb, Mr. E. G. Byrne, Cupt, H. Bryan, Mr. Wm. B. Beedle, Mrs. E. M. Bordman, Mr. Francisco Escolar. Mr. Eurique Gangist, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cohn, Miss May

B Dick, Mr. J. E. Daly, Mr. Alberic De Ridder, Mr. J. M. Elizalde, Mr. Roy Emmert M. Roman Francisco, Mies. A. E. De Francisco, Mir. H. W. Ficken, Mr. Garrez, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. GraTES, Mr. sad Mrs. Henry George, Mr. Lindley Gill Mr. Francisco Gonzales. Mia. The N.T.E. 4. Iyo Mars (European Catherine Gonzalez, Mr. Roman Gambos, Line) left London for this port via Mr. Timstes Goni, Mr. F. P. Garcia, Mr. Canal on the eth Jute, and is and Mrs Rockett. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. expected here on the 6th August. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hyndman. T.K.L., & Tenyo Maru arrived at Mr. and Mrs. Hodger, Mr. and Mrs., and Yokohama June 28, and will sail the. Misses Hart, Mr. D. Jonges, Miss July 1 as per schedule, being due Irene Miller, Mrs. J. M. Swenson, Mr. at this Port July 14.

H. C. Bortop, Mrs. S. De F. Nevis, Mra A Mar (Australian D. B. Arunier, Mr. P. B. Pape, Mr. Paul left Sydney for this port via P. Rugg, Mr. J. M. Ramsey, Father F Lire) usual ports on the 26th June, and is Sacasa, Mr. E. W. M. Saal, Mr. Jase expected here on the 18th July. The Admiral Line's s.s. West Aranham is due to arrive here from Shanghai via Manila on or about July 0. The C.P.0.3. Co's R.M.S. Monteagle from Vladivostock arrived at Vancouver On June 20.

The

The

The

O.P.0.8. Co's RMS. Methren from Hongkong on May 21, arrived at Vancouver on Jone

10.

Mr. and

Trinidad. Mr. H. BAD YES.

Rose

J. A

Mr. Derham.

Mrs. Wm. A. Young, Mr. Britton, Mrs. Rose, Walker W. Berry, birs.. Misa Mary Teasa Dorbam. Miss Rose Imsand, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dod, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fickes, Mr. T BL Gregory, Miss M. Manuk, Mrs. A. W.

Hughes Mr. Geo. Havle, Mr. and Mrs. L. Hoodlette, Lient. W. G. Ludlow, Mrs. M. Mathoweón Libby, Mr. Marie Andres The N.V.K. a. Kaifuku Maru (Bombay Mr. and Mrs R. H. McKay, Mr. J. M.

Line)

left Bombay for this port via Nasser, Mr. F. T. Pendleton, Mr.. Wm.

On the 21th June, and is | Swan, and Mr. L. E. Townsley. here ca the 10th July.

The T.K.K... Persia Maru arrived at Yokohama June 26 an Honolulu Bails June

The

27, as per schedule, for and San Francisco.

WIFE'S LETTER TO COLONEL.

The N. Y. K. 8.5. Shingo Maru (Calcutta Line) left Calcutta for this port via Singapore on the 23rd June, and is expected here on the 14th July. The NYK. 5. Kamo Baru (European

Line) left London for this pors via In the Divorce Division recently Suez Canal or the 14th June, and is before Mr. Justice Roche, Colonel expected here on the 20th July. Edmund W. Plummer, an artillery C.P.O.S. Co's P.M.S. Empress of Asia officer wearing several Army decora Brrived at Yukobama on June Si, tions was granted decree nisi and is due at Vancouver ( Jane 30. becaush wife's misconduct with The T.K.Kas. Shinyo Afaru arrived at Major McMaster. There was

Yokobama June 1 and will sail June 4 for Honolulu and Ean Francisco as per schedule.

Colonel Plummer said that in 1911 The 1. E.K. 98. Nippon Maru arrived at Major McMaster joined his battery in Yokohama 18th June and will sail India and became great friends with 22nd June, as per schedule, being himself and his wife! Some time- due at this Port 30th June.

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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

July 5.

no defence.

later he noticed that his wife seemed to prefer the company of Major McMaster-to-his, and on-speaking to- her on the subject she said, "Don't be foolish; be is only a boy."

TUESDAY. July 15.

and Swatow, Adoy and Foochow-Per

QUINNERAUG. It a.m.

In October 1914 (added Colonel Philippine Islands-Per TAMING,

3 p.

Per s.E. Empress of Busia: Capt. and THURSDAY, July 17. Mrs. O. M. Alport, Mr. W. Baxter, Mrs. Plummer) he went on active service, China Per Philip Belford, Capt. R. A. Brand, Mr. and this wife returned from India to Shanghai and North

SUIYANG, 11 ..

T. Callett, Mr. Stacey G. Carkhuff, Mrs. England. In May 1915, while in L. Dalberg, Mr. Wm. Douglas, Capt. France he was wounded and lost a SATURDAY, July 19.,

1. Dennys, Mr. O. Eagar. Mr. . leg. After leaving hospital be asked Japan via Nagasaki-Per AKI MARU,

10 &..

Farrant, Capt. and Mrs. D. J. Foot, Mrs. his wife to join him at a convalescent MONDAY, July 21.

and Miss K. Gibson. Lieut. and Mrs. North China and Japan Tia Kobe-Per KAMO MARU, 10a.m.

Shanghai,

LE Gaunt, Mr. E. F. Gordon, Mr. home but she said she could not leave Edward Howard, Mr. 1. E. Hay, Miss G. her mother. In December, 1918 he Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. F. Larkin, Mr. G. received a letter from his wife con- Miskin, Prof. E. V. Meok, Mr. J. B. Orr, fessing her love for Major McMaster Mr. 8. Perry, Mr. F. B. Pratt, Miss U. B. Philippine Islands, Australia and NowPratt, Mise J. C. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. and saying she was going away with him. Major McMaster wrote to the

SHIN N, Brit, 3 p.m., for Bhanghai, PROTESILAUS, leaves az Feb Co.

HOPSANG, Brit., 3 p.m., for Colombo Straits, Manila July 7, dus bero July 9 and leave for Kobe, Yokohama and Seattle via Singapore, J.31. & Co.

BUN TAR, Port, 8 pm., for Balgon,

July 14.

The as. TYNDAREUS, leaves Mazila Chup Cheong.

#1

CHAKSANG, Brit, a p.m., for Yoko

West and family July 20, dua here July 20 and leaves for

Kobe, Yokohama and Beattie August 14, hamu, J.M. & Co.

WEDNESDAY, July 22.

Zealand via Thursday Island

Por NIKKO MARU. Registra tion 845 am. Tettyen 9.30 8.m.

FRIDAY, July 25. Bangkok. Caylon, Mauritios, Bouth Africa, India vis Dhanush- kodi. Egypt and EUROPE via 8UE? Per BADO MARU. Registration 0.45 a.m. Letters 10.30.01.

N. P. Bathvon. Mr. H. Kaseman,

Mr.

and Mrs. H. L.8. Skeen, Mr. F. Sampson, same effect. Until then he had never Mr. T. F. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs, suspected anything wrong between Thomsen, Mr. and Mrs. Tompkin, Mr. | thein.

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