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SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.

FROM CUROPE.

THE THI: MAX PUS. das her. Sept is top Sangheiani Jajun September tha

TU SAMENTA Bane bere September Aidan Mtang ball and Japan September

Septe

WEATHER REPORT.

September Phi, 114, 30%. —No returns | trons Vivestock. Japan 2 Farmesa

Laussure de tensed Fabtly at Jan and increased slights over the Milky prints. It is marly stationary an other reporting stationa.“ „19 is probably over, enstern Mongolia and highest Muncimeta.

NINA vit London August 15 A morton may be expected Carapi ko vis nibe Henagaking the onst cens of Chim and over

rasa leaves the China Sea.

Horging hamfall for the 24 hours 2ng at 10 mm. to-day, Bro inch. Fogal "sinen Jannary Ist. 67.81 inches, kusinst an average of 71,60 inches,

10 Japan jarte about¦.. YOKOYAMA MARE, DRC Lenda ang mala is due here riakuez, this...

The LHESUS, due hero Oetober 8 Bedsads for dayan, Petober 20

The THU CRE, due hero Detaber

18 and calls for Shanghai sail Japan Detober 17,

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regnes for the 24 hours coding at soon on September 27th.

1.-Hongkong to Gap Rock, E. vinas, moderatë: FIS

N.E winds,

freali

-Formurn Channel.

3-Sorsb coast of China batween Hongkong nad Lasocks. The sure as No. 1

The 90s. TAMBA MARU. İçŪ London Sept. 9 aul is dae bere vin Sues et. 18. Th M.. NOVABA, left London Aug 2 and is shue here vis Celemouth coast of Chins between

Fenang'a nel Singapore flet, „1th

FROM JAPAN.

冲

The A. LADMEDON, lein Yoko-

hans. September 13 apd is due ture Beptember 29.

The 8.3 ATSUTA MARU. left Tokohama Sept. 19 sad is due bera October 3.

The ne SHIDZUOKA MARU, Lonves Yokohama October 3 and is dus bere October 17.

The KHIVA, leaves Tokunma October 20 and is due here via Kobe, Moj Shanghai and Foochow October 31. Thos. Kaça MARU, leaves Yoko- hons October 17 and is due bers Oct. 31, The 9 SEITO MARU, due bere from Moji October 24 and leaves for South

rica November 4.

YOKURLAMA MARU, leaves The 5.5 Yokohama October 31 sad is dus bere Mnyamber 14.

Hongkong and Hainan. The same as No. 1.

ROYAL OBSERVATORY HONGKONG, DAUTY WEITHER REPORT.

SEPTEMBER 25, 1919.-5.0.

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The 5.5. TAMBA MARU, leaves Toko-34

bama Nov. 14 and is due bere via Kobe, Moji and Shanghai November 29.

The 69, ISHIDIA MARU, nes Tokokaun Ovember 28 and is due bere vis Kobe, Muji and Shanghai December

The as. SADO MARC, leaves Yuko bams December 12 and is due bere via Japan ports and Shanghai Deveraber 26. The 8 KITANO MARU, leaves Tekokams December 26 and is dhe hero January 9.

The e.. NOVARA, Jeaves Yokohama Oct. 29 and is due ceru via Ko, Moji and Shanghai Nov. 8.

The As JAPAN, leaves Folver a And is due bere y. Boji, ct.

FROM BOMBAY,

The LL TENNHIS MARU, Lft Bombay Sept. & maris cine via Singapore on Bept.

The ar. BOSINABU, 45 Bimbey Sept. 8, and is the Fassa

"Det, S.

FROM COLOMBO.

The 1.8. EHIMA, kit Berabe Rapt. 18 and is due bort via Phem and Fingapore Oct. 0,

FROM AMERICA.

The Ma. TENTO MABU, left Su Francisco Aug. 97, and is die bere via Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and.

saila Sept. 25.

The as. BMPRESS OF ASTA, Jeft Vancouver Septen her 4 and is due here ris Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila Beptember 25.

The 36 OLEN, left Seattle Sept. 7 and is due bere via Japan perrs and

hanghai October 10.

The 18. ECUADOR, left be. Fran cisco Aug. 23, and is de Eere is Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and Marila Oct. 1.

The 85, KATORI MARU, left Beattle Sept. 8, and is doc berg via Japan porta, Shanghai and Manila Oct

The 18. MONTEAGLE, lett Yar couver September E end is due bere via span porta, Stangtai nad Macila **Uctober

The 1. BIBERIA MARU, left San Francisco Sept. 3, and is due here via Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila Oct. 8.

The sa. EMPRESS OF JAPAN, Weft Vancouver September 18 and is due bere

October 10.

The

ris Japan ports. Shanghai and Manila NANKING, left Fan &.B. Francisco September 20 and is dee here via Hondini, Japan ports and Shanghai October 14.

The 5.8. COLOMBIA, left San Francisco September 20 and is due here Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila October 29.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES.

TEK

-ASSOCIATED BRASS AND COPPER MANUFACTURERS or GREAT BRITAIN CAN

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

Solc Agents:

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd. CHINA & HONGKONG.

MADAME FLINT

Has pleasure in informing ber say Patrons that he is receiving by the sext French Mail steamer

a large stock of WINTER GOODS, comprising: Evening and Day Gowns, Evening Cleeks and Heavy Winter Coats.

Also a choice selection of beautiful Millinery. These stocks will be shown on or about 1st October.

From September 25 to October I. A SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE

will be held

to make room for Naw Season's Goods.

GREAT REDUCTIONS.

32, Queen's Road Central..

Madame Flint is offering a splendid selection of Materials suitable for Evening and Afternoon Gowns and Opers Cloaks. This large stock enables her to offer then at reasonable prices. MADAME FLINT makes this opportunity of thanking her many Patrons for their past favours.

91 75 -

29.88 75-

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ZIECTORS AT THE HOTEL4.

78 0 9

29,85 81 97 x 1

20.81 73 VM

4.90 29.73

Surigao Gusm Labuan16

T. F. CLAXTON, Director, Hongkong Observatory, Sept. 26, 1919. 1. BAROMETER, reduced to 32 degress Fahrenbelt, on the level of the sea in taches teeths and hundredths.

1. TEMPERATURE, in the shade in de

crees Fahrenheit.

1. HUMIDITY, in percontage of satura top, the humidity of sir saturated with moisture being 100.

4. DIRECTION OF Wish, to two points. 5. FORCE OF WIND, according to Beadford Ecale.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr D. Abraham.

Mr J. W. Kortowag

Me M. N. Abrahara

Me S. Alirew

Mr C. A. Alpert

RA. Bundle, Martin 9- CF

Mr A.

field

Mr&Mrs Meiruse Hutter-MJ. Finlay Miller

Mr & Mrs. W. J. Milne Capt. Monteith

MAA Claxton

Mr & Button

Mrs Chariton

Mrs Cheshire

MP. H. Cobb

Mr R. O. Courie

Mr Cormack

C.

+

Mr J. A. Morrisey Mr and Mrs L.

Mowling

Misa Mowling

Mr & Mrs Cruyen-L.-Col. Z. G. ColesMr P. S. Newcombe

brink and child

Mr E. Kaln

Mr and Mrs E. G. Mr spd Mrs

Anderson

Mr A. Bari

Lauritoes

Mr M. Gersberg Mme. Leiria

ra E. B. Belikics red, Mrs C. H. Mr G. LucŸIM, В о

Dr. W. Mackena HH. Benwell Dr D. Marriot: Mr and Mrs. R. E. Mad. R. Yistrom

Bergeron

Mr-C. R. More

Mr & Mrs S. Bisnes

Mr and Mrs C.

Mycock Mr E H. Boericke Mr J. G. Nanning Misa C. Brock

and child

MR.J, Birbeck

W. G. Browell Mr. H. Bruns Mr and Mrs E. P.

Chandler

8. STAX OF WATER, b blue sky, s intached cload, d drizzing ran, fog, passing showers, a squal, r rain, 1 now gloomy, h hail, 1 Bghtning, o overcast Mr F. W. Chapple thunder y visibility dew, et

Ram to inches tenths and hon. Mr and Mr P. dredth.

P

HONGKONG TIDES.

Mrs Christie

Colqubon

Mr W. P. Coonce

Mr N. Crouche:

Mr and Mrs H. M.

Daniels

Mr E. van Dijk Mr J. A. Doune

Mr W. P. Neeson Mr J.E. Nathan Mr H. Nolasen Mr J. Pals

Mr Parsons

Lt. Gel. &Mrs Thurs Capt. & Mrs Davies by Pelhar MIL. J. Davies MeTL Perkins Mr G. G. H. Druitt Miss Phillipe Mr and Mrs JohnMr & Mrs J. Pilger

Duncan

Mr E. A. Fam Mr and Mrs O.Mr W, E. Roberts

Eager

Major F. J. Scantle- ifrs. Evans, M.B. E bury Mr & Mrs Y. Fasse Rev. and Mrs W. Featherstone

Mr A. Findlay-Smith T.Major Leslie Suith Mr I. Grant Smith Mr. Fletcher Mrs & Miss Stubbings Mr A. D. Galloway Mrs Taylor Mr F. Gibbins Maj. Gen F. Vertris Mr D. Hall

Major Wakeman Major D.L. Harding Rev. G. T. Walde Mr and Misa Hol- grave

worthy

Mr L. Wilkinson La Col J.Humphrey Mrs A. Wilson Mr H. du F. Hutchi-Mr P. D. Wilson

Mr and Mrs . M. Mr and Mrs 8. F. | Mrs E. G. Jamieson Wok

Rabamis

Mr RW. Lea Jones Mr F. wagocs

Mr M. Passegnat

Mr. B. Peck

Mr SS. Perry

Mr F. W. Plummer

Mr E. Ray

Mrs B. J. Rice

Capt. and Mrs C. A.

Richmond and. children

Riedel

The tide-table kiven below has been Mr W. Dreyman ompiled at the National Almanac Office Mme. Duffard and Mr and Mrs G. D. in London from the result of the scalysis child of observations taken by means of an Mr G... Elam antematic tide-recording machine in the Mr and Mrs H. M.

atar Police Basin at Ten Sha Teni Epstein daring the years 1909-9..

Mr P. S. Erricson The zer of the table corresponds with Miss K. Branson the zero of the sounding in the Admiralty Mr & Mrs 1. Felix Chart, which has been found to be #teet Miss P. Felix

inches below mean sea-level

Miss C. Felix

The sa. SHINYO MARU, left San Francisco September 17 and is due heredde gauge at the Victoria Naval Yard Mr J. Furer.

To obtain the depth of water on the Mr F. N. Foruna

dd 3 feet 4 inches, and on the ganze H. H. The Begum

at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet inches to the height given in the table.

Beptember 27 to October 3, 1913.

vis Hotelulu, Japan ports, Shanghai

and Manila (ctober 20

The 58. SUWA MARU, left Seattle September 18 and is due here via Japan porta, Shanghai and Manila October 22. The & PERSIA MARU, leaves San Francisen October 1 and is dus here via: Bosolla, Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila November 2

The .. KASHIMA MARU, Icares

October 12 and is due here via E Beattle Japan

ports, Stanghai and Mania November 12.

Jat

The s.s. KOREA MARU, leaves Sua Francisco October 13 and is due bere .. via Honolulu. Japan ports, Shaoghai and Manila November 15.

The s.3. CHINA, Jeaves San Francisco The October 18 and is due bere via Honolulu, Japan ports and Shanghai November 13 The 4. FUSHI MARU, loves Seattle November 2 and is due bere m., pia Japan ports, banghai and Manila December

HEHLEYANS AND MIXED BATHING.

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Hangrong!

Low W Bongs

TEL

Mr E. Rog Mr V. J. S. Rumble EngComdr, & Mrs

J. L. Sands Mr and Mrs R. H.

Van Sant Mr A. Sirglitz Mr F. A Bindeband Mr T. G. Smeaton MrM.L. Staderman Mr V. Stoanaly

Mrs W.G. Stevenson of Vangera Miss Zahra Fegum Mr D. Gurings

Fyzee

Capt. B. P. Surrey Mr P. D G Gain Mr W. Swoon Mr H. B. Gallop Mrs J, A. L Taylor

and child

Mr N. O. Galluzzi

Mr J. 6. Gardiner Mr D. Gilroy Mr H. Grifin Wigs: Kr Lee Hagood Capt. T. F. Hall

BOT low water

No last bigh

HONGKONG REGISTER.

Mr W. J. Hansen

Mr & Mrs C.

Templeton

Mr B b. Tyler. Jr. Capt T. Underwood

Mr.J. Velasco MM. P. de Yayra Mr Thos. Vint Dr 8 Wakofield Mr R. Weil

MA. Shelton Hooper Mr H.

Wilkinson

Mr B. B. Howell, Mr and Ms J. H Mrs McCozzel Hussey Williams

Capt. and Mrs R. Mr C. A. Williams

Innes

Mr K. Ishi

Mr J. W. Jay Mra F. E Johnson

Capt E. Jon

Mr G. Harper

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423

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Mr A. J. Hilbert

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6 6

Mr A. Holgersen

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Mr E. M. Joseph

Mr J.T. Kidd

Previous day

On Latest Un data'ai

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Mr E. P. Bookott

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Mr G. B. Bird

The secretary of the Ealing Woo- ran Church has written to thei

Barometer... Temperatore Ealing Balha Committee, calling at Bamidity tention to the "undesirable stipula- Direction of i thon" that gentlemen wishing to

Windo Bathe on daye pet apart for mixed Weather

FOTOG bathing must be accompanied by a tal.... wady," and alleging that it tends to promiscuous meeting of the sexca, and encourages young portions to make chance coquaintance, s pras tice which, in their opinion, is detri mented to the good of young people.

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Sales The Ay Tran the -

“T., F. OLAITON Diretor.

andming Ubservatory, Sept. 6, 1919,

Mr A. J. Ma

Williams

Mr and Mrs C. D

Willits

Master P. C. Willits Mr and Mrs G. 0.

Winter

PEAK HOTEL

18th September.

tog

CARLTON HOTEL

Mr D. P. Hester Mrs D. P. Henderson Mr J. Hennessor Mr J. E. Kaliey Mr A. MacDougall Mr R. MacErie MrMacGowan Mr M Machling Mr A. Marchant Mr J. MattasaD Mr and Mrs Puffer

Mr W. Beach Mrs Blackman Mr J. Bommel Mr J. Brandon Miss L. Calkine Mrs F. E. Cameron Rev. & Mrs Casberg

and 3 children Mr G. W. Chan Miss E. Crockett

T. and Mrs R. Mr W. Thurline Mr Tom Daly

Davis Mr & Mrs Hamilton M. S. Vellonga

Mr G. Vaughan

Mr W. C. Hardie

PALACE HOTEL.

1

A

Mr and Mrs b. J. Mr and Mrs

Bagley

Rastassen Ristan Mr and Mrs L. O

Mr P. Y. Halvarsen Mra E. Dobinson Mr T. W. Hartley Mr and Mrs G.

Kirk Mrs E. Lemaitre Mrs N. Michinloff

Mr 2.Q. Meya

Mr and Mrs J.

Oxberry

Mr W. Robinson Mr H. J. Rowe Mr and Mrs E

Shipbough

Mr W. Wetherell

H.Mr L. & Willemse

Mr W. de Wijo

POST OFFICE,

The parcel port service to Cuba is suspended.

It is notified that all restrictions as 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 suspended.

So anofficial letter hddresses to Abadan, Ahwaz or Mohanmorah in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in. wdght.

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 future be forwarded from Hongkong in bags and the Public are therefore advised to pack such parcels very carefully.

Catil further notice parcels for civil addressce in the provinces of Taize, Vicenza, Trevise Padua, Venice and Bel- lune in Italy will not be accepted for transmission unless posted under the British War Office Permit.

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-Baghtered-and-Farcel Maila are slowed. 15 minutes earlier than the time, giren below unless otherwise stated, nad where. mails arg advertised to close before 9 am. registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

In the case of Mails clostor before 9... Registration closes at 6 o'clock on the previous evening.

INWARD MAILS.

SATURDAY, September 2 Europe via Scez-Per XION

MONDAY, September 99. Shanghai-Per SINKTANG.

TUESDAY, September 30. Stralis Per KIVA.

WEDNESDAY, October 1. Straits-Per TENSHIN MARU,

BUITARD MAILA.

SATURDAY, September 27. Straits and Bangkok-Per HAIYANG, Macao-Per SUI TAI, 1.30 p.m.. Shanghai and North China- Per

CHENAN. 3 p.m. Macao-Per CRUEN CROW, 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, Feptember 2

Macso Per SUI AN. 8.20 ... Straits. Bongkok and Calcutta-l'er

ITOLA. 9A..

Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Keelung

Per BOTEN MARU, 9 am Weihaiwei. Cheloo and Tientsin-Per

KUEICHOW, 9 a.fl Mack-Fer SUI AN 8.30 am.

MONDAY, September 20

Maca

Per CRUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. TUESDAY, September 30.

Macao Per SUI TAI, 5.30 ..

Swatow and Bangkok-Per LIANG-

CHOW,9 m

Shanghai and North China- Per

SUTYANG.. 10 am.

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius,

Swatow,

South Africa, India via Dhanush. Indi. Egypt and EUROPE via SUEZ-Per ELPENOR Re- Letters gistration 9.43 ..

10.30 a.m.

The Parcal Mail will be closed on Monday, Sept. 29, at 5 p.m.

Amoy and Foochow Per HAITAN, 1 p.m. Philippine Eslands-Fer TAMING,

2 p.m.

Macao-Per CBUEN CHOW. 4.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, October 1.

Macao-Per SUI AN, 8.30 a.. Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.

THURSDAY, October 3. Macao-Per SUI TAI, 8.30 .. Shanghai, North Chins and Javan via Kobe-Per YOKOHAMA MĀRU, 10 6.1. Shanghai and North China- Per

SINKIANO, 1.1 a.m.. Macać Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. FRIDAY, October 3, Macao-Per SUI AN, 9,3) a.m. Swatow,

Amoy and Foocho-Pur QUINNEBAUG, Noon. Aoy-Per VAN WARRWIJCK. 2 p.m. MACAO-Per CHUEN CHOW, 430 pm.

SATURDAY, October 4. Macco-Per SUI TAL 1. p.m.

Macao-Per OHUEN CROW, 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, October 6.

Macao-Per SUI AN, 8.30 &..

ARRIVALS,

September 28. CHENAN Brit: 1,354 tons, from Canton, Capt. H.E. Laver, B&B., C+1.

TTOLA, Brit. 5,408 tons, from Moji, Capt. C. U. McNair, H. M. & Co., P. & V. Buoy.

BUJUN MARC. Jan., 1,039 tons. from

ng. Capt. H. Ubachl, U.S.K.

HYROANTA, Brit. 3,188 tona, from Tarakan, Capt. Graham, AP. Co., Tai-kok-tsui.

STANDARD ARROW, Amer, 4,800 tona, from Itoski, Capt. C. A. Richmond, Mr and Mrs 0, D8.0. Co., Lai-chi-kok.

Wilks

DIYORCE AND DECENCY.

CLEARANCES,

September 25.

SONG MA, French, 6 am.. for Hal. panme via Hoihnw, Lapiequel to

PAOTING, Brit, 5am, for Macao, P. & 8.

TSENGLEE Chi, Sam, for Daireu via Newchwang, Ye Ti long.

OHE NG BING Brit, 10 am for Tientsin via Weihaiwei and Chefso, J.M. & Co.

"Divorce and Decency

" formas the subject of at article in the English Review." "Cur whole attitude towards the problem of divorce." writes the sponymous con Mr F. R. J. Adams Sir Ellis Kadoorie,mosphere of common sense.

tributor, "needs the purifying at Mr and Mrs R.

e." It is Bewley

urged that divorce to-day is a claim right, far-the poor cannot afford the luxury, and its mechanism fosters and coctributed directly towards ELIN New. 3 p. the evil of private detective agencies, | JM. & re prostitution. It is a contention that Bourahay, beresen & Co. Mr and Mrs J. has been put forward many times.

Mr and Mia D.

Blair

Major 7. J. Bowen

MrW A. Knight Vra J. Kunkle Mr LA Laing

Mr & Mrs Tape Mr and Mrs DTU-JD Lloyd Breakspear Ma G. Marseilla

Mrs C. Bull

ALASKA MARU, Jep, noon, for London via Singapore, (1,K,K.

HAND, Fren E, 4p.m., for Haiphong, Lapieqnn & Cn.

YURNSANO, Brit, & pr., for Manila,

for

HAIHONG. Brit., p.m., for Foochow via Bwatów, DL. & Co.

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FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 26 1919,

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DESTINY "

ANDERSON'S.

SHIPBUILDING.

The P. & 0..B.I. & A.L. 28. Khire left

Muel interest Staken in its compr32 Singapore for this Port on the 25th instant at 10 a... and is due bere be for next your. Cadente by the fees the Jujunese sepbuikkog on the 30th instant at about 7 a...

strah, of inun and other materina The N.Y.E. 3.5. Shingo Mury (Bombay and amungements, is

Line) left Bombay for this port via believed that the yards will be cap

7c 294613r?Lo{? z? Singapors on the 24th September,able of condensing abt 1.800,000 and is expected here on the 14ths. According to mom careful and

· October.

Latest Advices. · The American & Manchurian Line us. City of lovence is due to arrive here about 5th October...

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investigations, expert

however, 800,000 tons will be neater the mark. As compared with this year, this is an increase of about 100.000 roce., Calculating the expenses, on

bo basis of 1300 per ton, the tolal cost will amount to about 1240,000,000.

The American & Manchurian Line s.a. he is open to doubt, however, whe; City of Neurarife is due to arrivether the Japanese shipbuildens can bare about 10th November.

sford to spend such a large sum.

The Americas & Oriental Lines. 1t is feared at the same time that.

Mineris is due to arrive bere about 5th October.

will be difficult for the Japanese Indone to make the best use of tha

The N.X.K. a. Yokohama Mar Eur: rge tonage available next year, opean Line) left London for this They must put the exten tonnage on port via Suez Canal on the Sard the New York or the London mar August, and is expected hers on the kote up for sale. The textible is that 1st October.

Britain and America are now absorb The N. Y. K. 6.8. Tenshin Mary (Bombay ed in the shipbuilding industry,

Lino) left Bingapore for this port on

the 24th Sept., and is expected here which will result in lessening thạ The N.7.5. s. Atua Mars (European

on the 1st Oct.

demand for Japanese shipping. The

Line) Inft Kobe for this port vin pessimistic Japanese shipowners ace Moji and Shanghai on the 23rd leo dawing the attention of the Sept, and is expected here on the 2nd Oct.

people to u possible decrease in the

The N.I.K. Teuyama Mary (Eur- charter rates of isteumees in view of

opona Line) left Kobe for this port the unsatisfactory state

of trade. via Moji and Shanghai on the 23rd,

Sept, and is expected here on the This, they fear, will add to the. Zad Oct...

abundance of idle tonnage.

They The N.YE. 8.4.

Line) left Boutmy for this port on cito as an instance of their content the 8th Sept., and is expected hero tion the not that many Japanese

The

"Hoses Mary (Bombay

on the 2nd Uctober.

O.F.0.8. Ca's BB. Methren stoamena that have been engaged in

arrived Yokoham, and left there! European waters have now been die- Sept. 2, and is due at Vancouver engaged, due to a decrease in the on Oct. 6

The Admiral Line. Olen will arrive export of coal from America. It, at Hongkong about October 10 however, reundins to be seon whether from, Bestila, via usual Japan ports the fears entertained by the pessi- The C.P.O.S. Cơ B.M.E. Montsaglanistic shipowners will be justified.

and Shanghai.

Iaft Vancouver for Hongkong via On the other hand, the optimistic Japan porta and Ehangbai, on

Sept. 17, and is dus here on or about shipowners are of opinion that the Oow 13.

demand for steamers both for char- The N.I.E. 8.5. Tamba Marn Europe ter and sale, will increase in om

Line) left London for this port vis

Eurz Canal on the 9th Sept.. and is sonance, with postbelum trade,

expected here on the 18th Oct. I which bound to improve.

Krinted and Published, for Tua Comonsen by George, WILLIAN

Elaan Bukuzwa, Editor, No. 5, Wyndham Street, Hongbing,