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SHIPPING

P. & 0.-BRITISH INDIA & APCAR LINES:

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND)

TO

STRAITS & BURMAŞÇİSTEDM, INDIA, PERSIAN, QULT, ADITKALASIA, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, FAST-8 100TH AFRICA, RED SEA, EGYFT, EUROPE, ETC.. SAIMINGS. TOR

MARSEILLES & LONDON.

24 STRAITS, COLOMBO AND PORT SAITE UZUN

Ive Hong-

about

Dus Karsaill

6.1.

kong about

- Dae London

about

PRINZESSIA***|

2nd November

4th December

#KHIYA"

1st November

5th December'

18th December

17th January

15th. December 17th December 26th January

due Bombay about

19th November 3rd January

*NOTARA”

FOR BOMBAY TA ETRANTS A COLOMBOJAVA

12th November

** DUNERA"

"DILWARA"-

**KOVARA"

18th December

FOR CALOUTTAVIA, STRAFTS AT BANGOON,

FOR SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND-YOKOHAMA.

* ARRATOON ATCAR"

44 DILWARA "

Leave Hongkong about 1

18th Nov.

dce Yokohama about i 3th November

19th Nov.

27th Novembe? (Kd&e).

4th Dec.

1 December (Shanghai).

C.

400

THE CHINA MAIL.

SHIPPING

N.

C.

UHINA NAVIGATION CO, LTD.

FOR

·BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

AMOT & SHANGHAI SWATOW & SINGAPORE.

HONOW...........Oct. 19,. £t. I'p.m.. „LIANUUKOW *.Oct. 30, at 10 mm. HOMHOW, PAKHOI & HAIPHONG................. Ezroses keskiriamomen Oct. 30, st '10 SHANGHAI...........................

„BANG ... Oct. 30; #ð. 10 a. m SHANGHAI & TSINGTAO..

„TEAX, Nov. 1, at Noon: SHANGHAI LINE-PASSENGERS, MAIL and CARGO, Excellent Saloon accommodation" "Amidahipa. Electrio Light and Fana in Baloon and State-rooms. Regular schedule serrics between Canton, Hangrong, Shanghal (thrie wekly) suzi. Tringino (weekly), taking cargo on through Bils of Lading. to all Yangtane and Northern China Ports. Famengers are Iluded in Shanghai, avalding the inconvenience of transhipment a Wodging, it r

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BANGKOR LINE-Weekly service to and from Bangkok via Swatów.

For Freight or Famage apply kó—

Telephone No.. IS.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

AGENTS.

INDO CHINA STRAM NAVIGATION CO., LD.

Jol

PROJECTED, SAILINGS';FROM "MONGEUNG

«(SUBJECT TO ALTERATION).

B**

TIENTSIN via WEIHAIWEI

To Bam

& CHEFOO.................OHIPSHING...THURSDAY, Dot. 20, Daylight. HAIPHONG via HOIHOW .....TAKSANG ........... FRIDAY, Oct. 31, st 8 am. MANILA” And then was butik Bhaskar som man LOUNGSANG. FRIDAY, Oct. 31, iz 2 p.m. SHANGHAI vis NINGPO ...HANGBANG SATURDAY, Nov. 1, Daylight.. STRAITS & CALCUTTA...................YATSHING..............SATURDAY, Nov.1, at 3 pm.

YUENSANG............_FRIDAY, Nov. 7, at 3 poži...

wirsloss: on all stemOPS. Parcels Measuring not more than 2 ft x 2ft. will be received at the MANILA Company's Office dp to noon or the day previous to sailing.

for P1880 RATES, HAND-BOUKS. FREIGHTS, do. apply to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE 2,00.

Agents.

11. Des Yeux Road Contési, HONGKONG."

OCEAN TRANSPORT CO., LTD.

(TAIYO KAIUN KAISHA),"

FOR PORT SAID.

For Freight and Particulars apply to DODWELL & CO., LTD., dyenta,

-

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS. TAKING Cargo on brough Bils of Lading to SOUTH AFRICAN PORTI

wish argetfipment at DALOUTTA, in conjunction with abs-1. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION/CO., LTD...

\ND FOAR LINE -

Ballings from Hongkong,

za restais & further particular apply to DODWELL & CO., LTD." Agenti.

THE NANYO YUSEN KAISHA (SOUTH SEA MAIL & 8 00)

Kagular Service of Steamers Between Japan, Hongkong, Singapore Batavia, Samarang and. Sourabayą,

for JAVA PORTS.

« JAPAN PORTS

fo Freight or Pumage apply to DODWELL & CO., LD, Agents,

O. S. K

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

LONDON & ANTWERP-Monthly direct service via Singapore and Port

Said.

CELEBES MARU

ALPS MARU

„Saturday, StE-November.

End of November. GENOA & BOMBAY-Monthly service. Taking cargo on through Bills of

Lading with transhipment at Bombay to Co.'s steamer. BUENOS AIRES-Bio de Janeiro, Santos, Mauritius, Durban and Cape

Town vis Singapore-

SEATTLE MART

INDUS MARU

Monday, 17th November.

.............................Tuesday, 4th November.. SAIGON MARU' wat gebak teman teen no man Beginning of November... SAIGON BANGKOK, A SINGAPORE-Regular Monthly Service.

SHISEN MARU

.....Saturday, 1st November, MADRAS MABU.............................................Middle of November HYDNEY & I ILBOURNE--Monthly service calling at AUCKLAND, NZ

and ADELAIDE

BOMBAY & COLOMBO-Regular fortnightly service via S'pore.

VICTORIA & VANCOUVER Tacos via Manila, Reelong, Shanghai,

Nagasaki, Moji, Kobe, Fekkaichi & Yokotama. AFRICA MARU

pereisoenerganser Monday, 17th November. KEELUNG via SWATOW & AMOY-Those steamers have excellent- accommodation for 1st & 2nd claza saloon passengers and will artiva at and depart from the O. S. E. wharf, near the Harbour Office. KAIJO MABU AS TO BE THAT IN ANY AT DE 1 Sunday, 2nd November.

TAKAO via SWATOW & AMOY;

BOSHO MARU semanassas ...................................Thursday, 6th November. JAPAN PORTS-Meji, Kobe, Yokkaichi & Yokohama.

For walling dates and further particulars please apply to

Tel. No. 744 and 745.

BANKER &

T. YASUDA,

Marager. No. 1, Queen's Building.

co.

WEST BIVER PASSENGER SERVICE.

THE 8/8 "KONG NING* (Captair Gonte), will leave the Sai Kong Whert (Connaught Road West) on October 31, los WOCHOWE

West River Ports.

This Vessel has excellent European accommodation for First-class passangers, and was hailt expressly for the West River trade, being fitted with electric light and fans and is complete with every modeta convenience.

An excellent table is provided. NAG

Owing to the lack of hotel accommodation in Wuchow passengers taking the round trip will be allowed to remain on board the vessel without extra charge.

For freight and passage apply to

.

BANKER & 004

cr

1st Floor Hetal Mansions.

Messrs. THOMAS COOK & SONS,

Passenger Agents,

DALOUTTA LINE :—Chia Hina asa now Doen zu-organised and afforda regular salilugs të Chlomita

via Kingapore and Punang

Returning from. Calcutta steamers proosed! via Strkize sad Banghong to Juyan, Occasionally affing at Bhanghai,

All sommett bare excellant passenger senommodation, ira Bizad with Klazzia Light ! and Fam and, carry a fully quailled Surg IHANDRAK LINE ABAllings 'apprisimataly proxy Ave days between Canton and Shanghai,

sometime calleg.AL SWASEW,

steamery on this line have a ilmited amount of samenger anommodaties, and through "dekata can be obtained for Northerz and Yangtape Porto vin. Baargħal. Through BaLading aro ied, to all Northern and Yangtene Portil

MAHILA LINB. A weekly service to maintained with, Manlis; by vessels with good passenger.

socomodation ;; sailings from both porze evary Friday,

HAIPHONG LIBB galling? Approximately weekly for pagata. Kad mrgo, calling sa

Follow Then, Badnaamiy odara.

BORNEO LANE :—Que sailing par month, Batwom. Hongkong and Handakan by a stakmer dating!

aptodate ancommodation for passengers.

Cargs taken on through Bun of Lading for Kadat. Jamelton, Labesa.. Tawas und Lahad Dan

...

TIEN TEIN LAKE :—A zaquist servios, je ma from. Matus in Detober between Esacking And. Tlantata, cara ment Purport Regulations. All copies Panningars, laaving the Colony

calling at Waibelwel and thefoo Vader for: #tral 84ttlements, are required to produce en arrival, si destination pumperts with their Photographs, and deer prion sad thereto,

For Freight or Phantas, Apply in

Tel No. Siber

41

THE

THE GENERAL. MANAGERS,

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co, Ltd.

ADMIRAL

LINE.

PACIFIC STEAMSHIP 00.

TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHT SERVICE:

Operating the following U.8. Shipping Board Steamers.

For SEATTLE, TACOMA, VICTORIA, VANCOUVER.

(Calling at Shanghai and Kobak

**ICONIDM” .......

WHEATLAND

**ENDICOTT"

**ELKTON

C.P

SHIPPING

SAILINGS

TUESDAY, бðTOBER 28, 1919

OS

HONGKONG to VANCOUVER

Empress of Rusalk... Xmpress of Japan. Empress, of Asia Empress of Russia Emprèss of Japan 21 *Monteagle

(win Shanghai, Nagadaki:("Moji) Kubę & Yokohama)

BIZOM STEAMERS

HONGKONG – VANCOUVER, Oct.·· 30° Nov. 17 Nov. 1 Dea 3

· Nov, 27 - Dec. 15

· Dec.--95)-- Jan. 12 Jan, ༡ Jan. 95. Jan. 97 Jan. 23 Feb. Mar 19

Mar. 24. Mar 11

Mar. 29

11 25 April 15

Empresa of dala Empress of Japan

Empras of Rassta

*Konteagle

Empress of asia.

Empress-of Japan

Empreas of Russia.

*Monteagle

...

Empresa of“Asia..."

Mar.

April 8 April 2

May 19

May 18May (24

May 19 - June 12 June 12- June Si Empresa: of Japan 20 dana 23° July Empress of Russia. July 1 July 19 Passage Fares Hong Kong to Vaited Kingdom, EXPRESS OF BUSALA 16,850 Tons Beg EMPRESS OF ASTA

16,840 Tons Reg.

ܝܪ:

EMPRESS OF Japany Gold 4000-Tons Reg Gold :: $553:00 MONTEAGLE 184.00 :

6163 Tons Reg Euros & sailings subject to change without astico.

Yor FAI zink other læturination, please apply tu

HONGKONG OFFICE Istrabane 150.

Cable adirons, GALASPAC.

CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES

JEAD

CHESS INTERNATIONAL

„TRE TINAL RESULTJ..

One of the most successful chess congresses held by the British Chess - Federation was brought to a close

on August 23 by the distribution. prizes" and by an exhibition, d simultaneous play by Capablanca against 35 opponents, the champion making 27 wins, saren draws and.” only one loss in about 44 hours" play. The final scores, in the three principal competitions were

Major Tournament (four prizes): J. R. Capablanca, (Cuba), 10 BA Kostich (Serbia), 9 F. D. Yates (Leeds), 7; Sir G. A. Thomas (London), 7; R. P. Michell (London), 5: V. L. Wahltuch Manchester),.5 R. H. O. Scott (Landch); 44: Dr. A." G. Olland (Holland) 4: M. Marchand (Holland), 4; A. G.-Conde (México). 33: W. Winter (Alton), 3; H. G. Cole (London), 13

It is noteworthy that, taking the scores among the seven. purely British players, V. L. Wahltnch heads- the list by having won five out of six |games played. Sir G. A. Thomas- scored 44 out of six, and Mr. E. D. Yates four out of six.

Minor Tournament (four prizes): E. G. Sergeant (London). 9 A Speyer (Holland), 71; D. Mißer (Lan-- don). 7: H. E. Price (Birmingham), 17: A. Gibaud (Paris); 64: AL Mackenzie (Birmingham), 6;' 'W. Gibson (Glasgow). 5 H Saunders (London), 5Dr. G. A: Oskum (Hol land). 44: T. Germaan (Riga), 44; C. Wardhaugh (Glasgow), 1: CL R. Boyce (Queensland), I.

Ladies' Tournament (six prizes): Mrs. Holloway (Bromley), 9; Mrs. Anderson (Moldingham), 7; Mrs. Roe (London), 7: Mrs. Sollas (Oxford),

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD 63: Mrs. Michell (London), 6h: Mrs.

HONGKONG & SOUTH UHINA COAST ·PORT BERVICÉ.

Rcommodation for First Class Passagers, Electlo, sight bad Wine ha laserous EGULAR SERVICE of Fast, High Class Cost Steamers having good and Saloons. Excellent Calsina, kamen

SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW

"AND RETUEN. D (Occupying 8 to 10 Days); DAPTAIN.

BN IMPORTP HAIKONG

والكرة

LEAVING.

Capt. J.W. Evans......I TUESDAY, 18th October. 1 p.m.. HAITAN' D. † Capt. &. H. Stewart........ | FRIDAY, 31st October: stlp.m.. 'QUINNEBAUG¦ Capt. Medina .--. || TUESDAY, 4th November at Noon.

SWATOW.

Arrivals and Departures from the Company's Wharf (nese Blake Fier).

For TRAIGHT and PASSAḍE apply to-

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.

General MansOTI. <

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

YREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.

"OHINA"

"NILE" (11,000 tons). SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG JOB

About November 8.

"NANKING".

(15,000 tons).

About November 11. About November 17,

About November 18.

"ELDRIDGE These About December 10,

**EDMORE

About December 24.

For PORTLAND direct.

Callisk at danghal nad Kobe)

"WEST HARTLAND

"WABAN" ........... "NISHMAHA"

" About November 5

About December 1. About December 11. Through Bills of Lading issued to Overland Common Points. FOR FREIGHT AND PARTICULARS APPLY TO:

THE ADMIRAL LINE,

Telephones 9477 & 2478

Fifth Floor, Hotel Mansions.

THE U.S. SHIPPING BOARD.

"WYTHEVILLE”

Will be despatched for

S.S.

NEW YORK

via SUEZ

Late November.

For freight, space and particulars apply to

THE ADMIRAL LINE,

Telophones 24772478.

AGENTS

5th Floor

Hotel Mansions.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

SAN FRANCISCO. LINE,

SHANGHAI, INLAND SEA, JAPAN and HONOLULU,

FAST AND LUTUEIOUS MAIL STRAMERS. Sailings from Hongkong-Bubject to change without notice.

Steamers

Toma

*BHINYO MARU.

Iconicons. 2000

·*PERSIA MARU KOREA MARU *SIBERIA MARU *NIPPON MARU ...

TENYO MARU

1From Kobe.

Leave Hongkong.... 29th October. 9,000................. 14th November $0,000 2nd December. mom 20,000

******** 28th November...

th December. 18th December. *Omitting call at Shanghai

11,000 22.000

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. -HONGKONG to VALPARAISO VIL JAPAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO, BALING CEUZ, BALEDA,

·CALLAO, ARICA and IQUIQUE, Thanbe by Trans-Andean Route to Buenos Aires. Bieamers

Love Hongkong: BEIYO MARU

Nov. 1th KIYO MARU

AKYO MARV powinna de

Tons 1400 17,20

JAB, 0th.

Tlakete are interchangeable with the Canadian Facific Ocena Bervices, Ltd. wad the Proldo Wall Steamship Co.

Pamencors may travel by rall, beswood ports of call in Japan free of charge. For fall informostiom all so rahon, milkara, oba, apply to—

نده

Telephone Kos. 2254 and 2375.

T. DAIGO, MANAGEE,

KIEW'S BUILDIIEU,

(10,200 tons).

SAN FRANCISCO

HONOLULU,

"CHINA” November 22nd, 1918.

VIA SHANGHAL, JAPAN PORTA "NANKING” "NILE" November 4th, 1919. - December 27th, 1918.

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH, ULASS PASSENGER SERVICE.

0. H. RITTER_Fenight wad Pamenzer AgenÍ.

Tal, 1834.

Prince's Buildings, Toe House Broek,,

INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo carried on through. Bill of Lading from HONGKONG to EKIRA, DELAGOA BAT, DURBAN (Natal), EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN with teaoshipment at COLOMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

*From HongKONG;

PROPOSED SAILING. Connecting with

FROM COLOMINO:

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION Pon lax and 2nd Grass PanziNGRES.

1

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE,

Regular Direct Service from JAPAN, CHINA and STRAITS to BEIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURHAN, EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN, calling at MAURITIUS 3 route and affording the Gulokset Freight Transport from the ORIENT to SOUTH AFRICA.

For dates of departure, Rates of Freight, apply to

166

THE BANK LINE, LTD.,

Managing AQINIS.

"ELLERMAN” LINE. (Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd.) JAPAN, CHINA AND, STRAITS

TO MA UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT,

FOR PARTICULARS OF BAILINGSYSHIPPERS ARE REQUESTED TO APPROACH THE UNDERSIGNED,

For

Babloot to change without notics,

STLAMER

Or to REISS & Co., Chotoo

SAILS.

THE BANK LINE, LTD

General Agenta.

NEW YORK

DIRECT.

JOINT SERVICE OF THE tarane kiy

"BLUE FUNNEL" LINE (OCEAN S.S. CO., LD. & CHINA MUTUAL 8.N. CO., LD.)

AND

AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN

LINE

(ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL BS. CO, ID SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG

vin Panama 3rd November. via Panama 25th November.

**EURYMEDON"

"EURYLOCHUS "

"CITY OF NEWCASTLE",

"KNIGHT TEMI-LAR*

via Suez, wapth November, 10:T ria Panama and Decembery gri

Steamers proceed via Suez Cazal or Panama Canal at Owners' option. 1.: Babject to change without notice... AND I Chá

Stevenson (London), 6; Mrs. Hould- ing (Newport), 5 Miss Gooding

(Cheltenham),,4; Miss F. H. Stirling·· tings), 34: Miss Cotton (London), 3;. (Edinburgh), 4: Mrs. Rogers (Has-

Miss Price (retired)

AN INDIAN IRISH PROBLEM.

DEMAND FOR GREATER-

MEASURE OF STLF. GOVERNMENT.

Evidence on behalf of the All-- india Moslem League was submitted to the Earl of Selborne's Joint Committee on the Government of India Bill on Aug. 13.

Mr. M. A. Jennah, president of the Bombay branch of the Home Rule League, advocated that India was ripe for a greater measure of self- government, and said it was a libel- on the educated people of India to say that they would think only of themselves, and neglect the interests of the masses. The Central Govern ment should not consist of irrespon- sible critics, but of responsible men who realised the value of their vote.: The Committee should not approach Indian reform with timidity and prejudice. "Beggars could not be choosers, and it was well perhaps to accept what was offered them, and while everybody in India agreed that Mr. Montagu's proposed · reforms were very valuable they did not go far enough, and the result would be that in a few years there would be |more difficulties than there were. now, and India would become some- thing like an Irish problem.

Cross-examined by Mr. Bennett, he said the expression. Beggars can't be choosers" represented the attitude of India, and he would do, his best to remove that feeling from the minds of the people if the Joint Committee and Parliament met them in a generous way.

In further evidence, the witness said the Moslems were in favour of women's suffrage. He frankly appre- hended trouble unfess Parliament met the strong volume of opinion for advance in self-government.

After some further evidence had been heard, the Committee adjourned.

HARD ON THE CHILDREN,

The changes of season are trying periods for babies and young children. With one day warm and bright and the next day wet and chilly the little ones are especially liable to colds, cramp and colic.

It is of great importance at these dangerous seasons to look after the baby's stomach. neglect being so liable to lead to se ious resulta... The digestion must be kept in good order, the bowels mast be kept regular, if the little one's health and progress are to be safeguard- ed; and for this purpose there is nothing. so good as Baby's Own Tablets, the Canadian children's, remedy. These pleasant-lasting littio Tablets sweeten the stomach, rezalete the bowels, break: up colds and make baby thrive. They are guaranteed and this guaraṛ too, is backed by a Government. Anslystá cer- tificate to contain's of the slighest par- . ticle of oplate, narcotie or other injurious drug, and to be equally harm- less and helpful to the roungest infant as to the child of 8 yere old and, more

• Baby's Own." Isbists « have been successfully used for years in Canada,.. the United States and elsewhere 25- remedy for infantile indigestion, colic, constipation, simple fever, dirtban, colds and worms. They make teething casy, 'quickly bring natural - Boot)ing. sleep to pain-ru ked infinte, prove their efficacy from the first dore." Obtainable from chemists, sino from the Dr. Williams' Medftina/Coy" De /Fzech Hoad, Shanghai, at 30 cents the vial,

For freight and particulars apply tờ BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE or THE BANK LINE, LD, HONGKONG. | post free. « HONGKONG & CANTON

REISH & 00..

CANTON, JUS