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FARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Scuter's Sumbe to the China Mail.)

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

LONDON, December 1st. The Prince of Wales was Recorded a gm public reception at Purtsmouth. | with the usual military and naval hon-

BILEN.

There was a civic reception at the Town Hall, after which the Prince received a deputation of three unemployed ex-wivic men, of whom 100 had been demonstrating in the abreets with banners, appealing to the Prince.

The Prince, was, accorded a great recepe tion at Victoria,, where the Welsh Guards Band played the National Anthem.

The Premier, members of the Cabinet, Lords French and Beatty, and the Lord Hayor wers amongst the many distin.] guished persons present,

The public wore admitted to the Sta- tion for the Best time on the arrival of By

Luz spite of the pouring raia, the Prince Erovato Buckingham Palace in an open carriage, amidst the load ebeers of . the crowds.

VISITERS EN TER HOTELA.

Austin

HONGKONG HOTEL.

December 5.

.R..

Hr D. Abesham · Mr N. G. Michall Mr A, P, Ames

lapes Mr and Mrs E. G. Lt. Col. J. Jackson

sade moa

Mrs: Arnold Jones. Mr C. W. Anderson Mis E. B. Jones Afr. and Mrs B. H. He E. M. Joseph

Mr and Mrs

Kewley Mr J. T. Kidd Mr. J. Kino Mr J. Laion Mr and Mrs C. H. Mr H. L. De Lanie

Bonaan

Mr. and Mrs E

Lauritsen Mime. Leiria

· Me J. Barriere. Mr G W. Barton

Ten Bienchedi Kn E. R. Ballies

Mr D. H. Bigar Mrs.D. H. Bigger Mrs. A. C. Bi.g Miss Hage

Mme. Floch- Littaya

and child

Mr & Mri 8. Fimey Dr G. W. Mackoan Mr E. R. Boericke Mr. Mallien Mr and Mrs E. 8.Dr O. Marriott

Booth Bon. Sir J.

Boulay

Mr J, M. Brady Mr M. Bremwild Mrs. B. B. Breome Sir W. Buchanan Str A. Cardew Mr H. Catlin

Mr A. A. C'exton

Losms, Deceralwer But, The mecoming of the Prince of Wales, to-day, has been awaited with great ager-Capt. a. C. Claye pess All the papers pay lengthy tributes

Mr&Mry J. Martin Dura L. McHussey

Mr T. Mears Mr G. A. Miler Mr W. P. Neeson MF. Q. Ner Mr E. &. Nelson Mr J. B. Newson MrJ. Newson Cpt. L L D'Olireyta MSS. Parry Mr and Mrs C. H

Pierce

Mrs B. B. Plunkett

Cole

AL

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES.

TEX

́ASSOCIATED BRASS AND COPPER MANUFACTURERS or GREAT BRITAIN

EVERYTHING

IN

BRASS OR COPPER

Sole: Agents ? ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd. CHINA & HONGKONG.

THE 38th ANNUAL

POST OFFICE.

-Telegraphic communication Waglan Lighthouse is interrupted.

with

The Money Order Service with the Philippine Islands has been temporarily

ponded.

The parcel port service, to Cubs in spended

It is notified that all restrictions: na to the nao of wivolosa Telegraphy by Merchant Vessels on the Chias Stat hard boon abolished.

Tas Bervices to · Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and the. Ottoman Empire are suspended.

No. unciicial letter addressed to Abadan, Abwas or Mohammorsh in tha Forsian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight.

The insured latter and Insured parool services between Egypt (or in transit through Egypt) and Cyprus are tempoe arily sarpended,

FRESCO FETE red parsels for the United

THE

BOCIETY OF

de PAUL

St. VINCENT the success of whoes

to the Royal Ambasador and young Im- perial statesman,' tour of Canada at the United States has revealed not merely his real ability. devotion to duty, inct, and charm of manner, but has enabled the Empire to coline his value in linking up the ether land and the Dominions.

Private letters from Canada. from people acquainted with His Highness for Bar years, dwell on the wonderful change from the shy, nervous bay of a duenda ago to the accomplished eator who won the bearts of the Canadians and Americans sarving the burdens of his high respon sibility with happy confidence.

It pointed out that the Prince's peeches were entirely his own composi- tion.onveying his personal reflections on

and problems of the day. What particularly interests the readers of his speeches is his promise to return to Canada and the United States

It is now taken for granted that the Prince of Wales will not merely visit Australia ht India and South Africa. The smaller Colonies and Dependencies ses expected to request the Kinz to send his son, to enable them to make the Boquaintance of this new personality in the Empire.

PRISONERS IN DANZIG.

Paris. December; Ist.

A' volanteve named Boucher has arrive ed at Dijon for Danzig where he was discovered in prison by à Commission of French offerre. Six other French soldiers wota also found. All were not eware of the conclusion of peace.

WELSH MINERS,

LONDON, December 1st. The official result of the Welsh miners' ballot was as follows:-737 for and 79.877 kgainst the strike,

Mr CM. Cottrell Mr F. W. Cox

Mr J. W. Crossland Mr. Croucher

Me Chester A. Doyle Mrs A Driver Mr G Duclo Mr and Mrs. H.

Epatred

MrA Pirovano

Mr D. . . Raja Mr E. H. Rav

Mr L. C Parker

Rees

Mr B. Rodasfaser

Mr R. P. Roxburgh M.Mr Jack Ryans

Mr F. A. Siefert M&Mr Ericasen Mr and Mrs J. P. 9.

ds Bilra And child Miss K. Eusneon

MrFL. Steenken. Mr&Mrs FederspielMr H. Steptens Sir R. Farmer Me JW. Stadma Capt. S. P. FergusonMir W. SwanD Mr and Mrs F. J.Bir H. C. Taylor

Mira Taylor and

2 children

Wisher

Miss M. Fischer Me J. A. Fortune

Mr & Mrs C. F.

Templeton

Mr and Mrs H. D.

Teunant

Mr R. R. Franz Lt. W. B. Fraser Mr J. L R. Fry Me PD. Gain Mrs W., Thompson MJ. S. Gardiner Miss M. A Thompson aph, T. P. Hall Major E-Trobridge Mr A. Harreciat Mr Mrs W. Tuska Mr Henry H. Hart rör K. J. Teks Me & M S. E Mr Perry Wearne

Hodge MA.Shelton Hooper

Mr and Mrs. J. F.

Williams Mr Kahn Bahadur Mr S. T. Williamson. Held Huses Mr B, M. Wolfson Capt. and Mrs R, Mrs E. Woods

Innes

Miss A.. Woods

Miss D. Woods

PEAK HOTEL

"28th-November.

Mr F. R. J. Adams Mr H. D. Barb

Capt. Archer

Mr H. P. Beckett

Mr M. L. Biggs

Mr U. B. Bird

Mr and Mrs. D. K.

Blair

Me D. H. Blake *** Mr Boerebonn Mr W. J Boothby Major F. J. Bowen Mr. and Mrs G. T. AM. W. L Bridger

The Wash Miners Council has decid ed to defer the declaration of a strike as the income tax ballot, perding a con- ference of the Miners Federation. national ballot will be demanded..

AMERICAN COAL MINERS.

WASHINGTON, December 1st. The war-time restriction on the con- umption of coal has been restored for fb duration of the strike Supplies will ady be furnished for transport, adminis -trative and household purposes.

HAY AS REVIEW.

PARIS, Dember 1st.

A Havas messagu kaṛi-:--

On December 1st there asserables nt Brussels an unoficial preparatory con.

Mr B. de F. Hatchi-

Бод

Mr R. W. Lee Jones

Major Mrs Ker

I A. Laing

dale

Mr.J D. Lloyd Mr M. M.. Maas Mr R. Mattingly Mr R. J. McCorkin- Mrend Mrs McKay Mr J. Finlay Miller Mi sea McKay

Mr&Mrs. W.J. Milne Capt. Monteith Rev. R. A. Bundle, Capt. 0. J. O'Brian

C.F

Miis Oldfield

Breakspear

Mr O M. Brown Mrs C. Bull

Mr W. A. Butter- Mr E. N. Parsoce

field

Lt. Col. & Mrs Thurs- Mr A Button by Pelham Mrs Chariton Mr.T. L. Perkins Mrs W, H. CheebireMiss Philips L-Col E G. Colen Mr B. Potter Mr R. C. Comrie

Mr A. F. Pringle Mr W. B. Cooper Mr E A. Fam Mrs Cormack Mr A. B. Raworth Mr T M. Cramer Mr.W. E. Roberta. La-Col. Cri-p Major & Mra Sanders Mr O. W. Darch MrB. Eherman Capt. & Mrs DaviesMr & Mrs I. Grant Mr L. J. Davies Smith Eng. -Comdr Dawson

Mr R. C. Dixson

Mr P. G. Dobbin

W. Mr. Findlay Smith

Maj. Lestic Smith M&Bisa Stubbings Mr J. Sullivan

Ference to the League of Nations ar ranged by M. Leon Bourgeois. (France) Mr C. G. H. Faith Mr and Mrs S. J.

Mr

&

and Lord Grey and Lord Robert Cecil Duncan

(firmat Britain).

Eighty delegates ars to represent 17 European and Asiatic Nations, the ab joc being to give expression to the ani- oral feeling on such questions as the declaration of the rights and cuties of

Mrs John Syratt

Mr & Mrs O Eager Mr & Mrs Ebee Mr A. Fothergill Mr W. J. Yow er Bir A. D. Galloway Mr H. L. Groat

nations and institutions, the interna- Mr D. Hall

Mrs&Miss Thomp-

Capt. & Mrs Tomary Maj. Gen. F. Ventris RBY. G. T.

Waldegrave

Maj. & Mrs Wakeman MrE deG Williams

tional high court of justice, the reduc. Major D. L. HardingMr P. D. Wilson

tide of armaments, the organization of a common military force, the defence, of ethnical minorities and the appointment in a more democratic spirit of the re- presentatives of the nations.

The Paris printers strike has ended, the workers returning on the old conditions. Dalogations have been sent to the new naper proprietors to arrange a rump

THE JAPANESE COTTON TRADE.

LONDON, December 1st.

In the House of Commons, Sir Auckland Geddies, replying to Mr. R. Waddington, acknowledged that the Department of Overseas Trade had intimated to the Lancashire manufac turers_that_cotton blanketa exported from Japan to South Africa compared favourably with similar Lancashire articles, and the packing of a con- signment of cotton waste from Japan to the Beira-Rhodesian Railways vas superior to the English exporters "packing

Undoubtedly, some Japanese pro- ducts compared favourably with simi- far British manufactures, but they did not constitute the bulk of British ex- ports, and other factors militated against their popularity, to which point reference would be found in the Department's circular,

He denied that certain cotton clothes formerly sent to South Alaca by Lancashire were now only-sent after the Japanese had refused busi-

1.

The questioner had alleged that pré- ference in ordering had been given" "To"the"lafter," "oving to their ability: 20

produce goods cheaper. Sir Auckland. Geddes invited particulars.

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KING EDWARD HOTEL.

Mrs R. Almond- Capt. E. Larssen Mr M. Anschau Mr M. Manck Mr B. O. Augustine Miss Manok*** Mr F. G. Fecka Mr W. A. May com Mr & Mrs W. Budge Mr J. H. N. Mody Mr E. G. Coomes

Mr & Mrs. Molino Mr W. Mordey 3rs W.. Pasemo MLM: Peaco MT. J. Renton Ma and Mrs C. E

Richardson

Mr T. B. Culhane Mr G. P. Carry Mr T: Dallin Mr J. D.. Danby Mr P. T. Farrell Miss Farrell Mr B. W. Farrer Mrs A. Robarton Mr A. L. Fry Kr E. Rush Mr Mrs C. J. Dr A. B. POZA

Dr L. 0. Epillane

children...and

Hammes

Mr F. Taylor

Miss F. Hammes Master C. Hamma Mr.A. Harrison Mr J Haynes Bir F. C. Todd Mr P. Hocken

Mr and Mrs Under Mr B. Jamen

wood Mr A. Johnston. Mia J. Johnston Mr. J. de Kant

MrG E-Wetton Mr W. J. Ziegler

PALACE HOTEL

Mr and Mrs AJ. Mr and Ms A.

Bagly

Rasmusen

Mr P. I. Halvarsene Ristan

WILL BE HELD EN THE COMPOUND OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL AND TEK PLAYGROUND OF THE OLD ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE

TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7th December, 1919,

From 8.30 p.m. to. 11.30 p.m.

Taler the Distinguished Patronage of File Excellency the dcvernor

3: REGINALD EDWARD STURUS, KUM

Adaniasion.

•

$1.

Holdiers and hallar in puttorm, admitted free.

Each ticket of Admlinton entitles the buidar to a souvenir.

TIGEROS. are on sale at Hessrs. ENELY & WALEE, and Makers. GRÁCA & CO.

In the afterton from 3pm to 5.30 p.in, several Stalle will be apes, and sumanta pacially Miltable for Children m:2) be provided. Ten auf Refreshments will, be obsainkhla. Adminión fren

The Grounds will be brilliantly Duminated in the Evening.

The Band of the "SOCIEDADE PHILSEMONICA "a giay be Lorests 2.30 and 17,33 p.m.

SOME FEATURES OF THE FETE.

GRAND CONCERT BY WELL-KNOWN HONGKONG AMATEURS, Tex Room, Telement Room, Chata, Pabing Pond, Lacky Wheel, Aund Sally, Shooting story. Lucky Dip, Strating The Bolshevik, Quoits, Lacky Woll, etc., atc FARM YARD,

COME AND WIN YOUR TURKEYS AND GESSE FOR CHRISTMAS.. SEVERAL RAFFLES WITH VALUABLE PRIZES INCLUDING A NEW OVERLAND FIVESEÅTER MOTOR CAR NO WORK OF CHARITY IS FOREIGN TO THE SOCIETY," COME AND HELP HONGKONG'S POOR.

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE

(THE FRENCH BANK)

GRAND FRENCH LOAN WITH DRAWING. UNDER THE GUARANTEE OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

%

The Local Branch of the Banque Industrielle de Chine will receive subscriptions for the above loan from this date. to the 15th December..

FOUR MILLIARDS of francs of Five per cent. Bonds will be issued free of income taxes and redeemable at Fr. 600,-within SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS.

.

ISSUE price Fr. 495,-per Bond. DRAWINGS will

take place quarterly yielding

Fr. 10,000,000,-in PRIZES yearly, the FIRST PRIZE in each drawing being?"

ONE MILLION FRANCS.

M. ROUET DE JOURNEL,

Manager.

M. Y. SAN & Co., Ltd.

MANUFACTURERS OF "BEE BEAND”. BISCUITS & CANDIES

HEAD OFFICE: Nos. 99-100, Queen's Road, Central, Hongkong.

FACTORY: Nov, 141–145, Wanchai Road, Hongkong.“ Branches at Manila, Singapore, Shanghai and Canton, China.

THE USES OF TECHNICAL attitude We have known a leading

SOCIETIES.

water works engineer (now deceased) refuse particulars of a singularly dificult piece of well-slaking he had One way in which engineers can succeeded in effecting by novel mears, well cooperate is by increasing the on the ground that he did not wish support given to our technical socie "to give the process away He was, ties. This is well pointed out in a of course, a member of the leading circular just issued by the North-East Institutions. The proceedings of Coast Institution of Engineers and there, however, would have benefited Shipbuilders. The papers read at the him little had all the other members meetings of these societies are of que adopted a similar policy. It must, and benefit to the whole of the pro- however, be admitted that even our fession. The burden of providing leading technical institutions have at them, however, falls on the members times accepted papers of little or no only, and there are large numbers of technical value. At first, "glance, the engineers in all our manufacturing papera, may have appeared frank and areas who still fall to realise that it. Informative, but a closer study often is their duty to lighten this by them shows that essential details have been selves becoming members and nor of set purpose suppressed. The most merely members but active members instructive type of paper is no doubt i

that dealing with the features and

Mra L. Dobinson Mr and Mrs EO Mr T. W.Hartley Mr W. Robinson Mr and Mrs G. 8,Mr H, J. Rowe

KDE Me and Mrs. E of a technical society. Mra E Lemaitro * Shipt ough

Mrs N. Michinion Mr WL. Wetherall Mr P. Q Meys Mir M. de Wiju Mr and Mrs J. EMFL & Willemse Oxberry Mr and Ms 0,

WUZ

the intention of taking all they can practice For obvious reasons, how Too many, as it is, join up with difficulties which necessarily come in "get and giving a little as possible in ever, it in only in special cir Dreturn. Even some eminent engineers cumstances that such happenings can

have been obsessed with this mental; be publicly discussed-Engineering.

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

Until further notice parcels for drü addresses in the provinces of - Unine,

· Vicenza, Treviso Padua, Venice and Boi- lune in Italy will not be accepted for transmission unless posted under the British War Ones Formit.

The Parcel Post. Services to British East Africa and Egypt (except for members of the Expeditionary Forces), and

Abyssinia, Bagdad, Frithree, French Bomall Coast, Italian Somaliland, Portuguese East Africa, Zanzibar and Russia have been suspended:

Registered and Parcel Mails are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close before 9 registered and parcel mails are closed at 6 pm. on the previous day.

In the case of fully closing before 8-8.10. Registration closes at 5 o'clock on the previous evening.

-

DWARD MIUS,

MONDAY, December 8.. Shanghai-Per SINKIANG. Japan-Per TUTOMI MARU.

TUESDAY, December .. Europe is Negajatan)—Per SHIN.

FUKU MARU. |Japan-Per MURORAN MARS,

OUTWARD MLIES,

SUNDAY, December 7. Macao-Per SUI AN 8.30am. Swatow, Amoy and Fornoen via Keelung —Per AMAKUSA MARU, 917. Hollow, and Straits-Por KANCHOW,

9 B

MONDAY, December, 8. Macso-Per SUI AN, 8,30 1.m.

| Japan vis Kohé and San Francisco-Fer:

TOKIWA MARU, 10a.m Straits and Bangkok-Per HAITAM,

China - Fer

Shanghai and North EBANG, 4 pm. Macao-Fer CHUEN CHOW. 4.30 p.m. Japan via Yokohama For AIBANG,

6 p.m.

TUESDAY, December 9.. Swatow sad Bangkok-Per OHANG--|

OHOW, 8 am,

Macao-Per SUI TAI, 5.30 a.m. Filippins Talanda, Bandakan, Australia, and New Zealand via Thursday Island Per VIOTOBIA Re gistration 9.45 min.. Lettera 10.30 s.m.

TIL. No. 1768.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6,

ENTERTAINMENTS.

CORONET L. No

TO-NIGHT!

TO-NIGHT 1!

at 15 & 9.15 p.m.

THE FAMOUS TRAGEDY

1743

TO-NIGHT IFF

"JULIUS CAESAR."

MAX LINDER

DY

" A DOCTOR AGAINST HIS WILL,"

Usual Prices. Booking at ROBINSON'S.

THE

HONGKONG

Tel: 3511.

TO-NIGHT!

THEATRE.

at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m.

Tel. 9811.

TO-NIGHT!!

VIVIAN MARTIN

im

"GIVING BECKY A CHANCE"

#

A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY DRAMA WITH A NEAR TRAGIC ENDING

Usual Prices.

Booking at the Theatre:

THE

VICTORIA THEATRE.

TO-NIGHT!

TO-NIGHT ||

A SPECIAL ATTRACTION

VALESKA SURATT

IN

'THE NEW YORK_PEACOCK.”

A MOST LAVISH PRODUCTION SUPERBLY ACTED

A180 A HARULD LLOYD COMIC & GAZETTEL

TODAY'S MATINEE: Episodes 10 of **THE TIGER'S TRAIL"

SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.

FROM EUROPE.

The . NELEUS, das bere Dec. a and sails for Bhanghai and Japan Dec, 10.

The as NINGOHOW, due here Dec.

BUNDAYS MATINEE: GLADYS HULETTE IN-

"FOR SALE”

The 21 KNIGHT TEMPLAR, İnver Shanghai Dec. 18 and is due bere Dec.

The 8. ONFA, kares Shanghai Jam.' «17 und' is dua bere Jan. 29.

FROM MASTLA.

The s.8. IXION, leaves Manila Jan. 8

95 and sails for Shanghai and Japan; and is dus here Jan: A-

Shanghai and North China-Per Dec. 28.

SUIYANG, 11 am.

The ... INABA MARU, left Lenden

Weihaiwei and Cheloo-Per CHEONG. Nor. I and is dae here via Suez Dec. 10.

SHING, 11.00

The .. BADENIA, due bere Dec. 5.

PHOX AUTTRILIA.

The as. NIKKO MARU, left Sydney"

Swstow, Amoy and Foochow Per HAI-nd sails for Tsingtau, Shanghai and Now, 28 and is dus here vis Manila Dece

HONG, Noon.

Halphang-Per HANOI, 1 pm. Java and Port Moresby via Batavia Per TJIKINI &p.. Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, December 10, Macao--Per SUI AN, 8.30 s.M. Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.

THURSDAY, December 11. Macso-Per BUT TAL 8.30 am. Shanghai, North China and Japan vis Kobe-Per INABA MARU, 10 AD.

Japan Deo. B.

15aa8 HELENUS, due bere Dec. 16 and sails for Shanghai and Japan Dec. 17.

The ne TEIRESÍAS, due here Dục. IS ↑ and sails for Japan Dec. 18.

The sa AGAPENOK, due here Dec. 28 and mails for Shanghai and Japan Dec. 29. The 8. BELLEROPHON, das here Dec. 19 kad sails for Tsingtau and Japan Deo, 30.

The LAOMEDON, dus here Jan." and sails for Japan Jan. 7.

he a KNIGHT OF THE GARTF das here Jan. 6 and sails for Shaz

Shanghai and North China-Ferand-Japan Jan. 7.

HINKLANG, 11 m

Hscae-Per CHUEN CHOW, 430 p.m. FRIDAY, December 12. Macao-Per SUI AN, 1.80 a.m. Bwstow, Amoy and Foochow-Per

HAICHING, Noon. Philippine Islanda-- Per TAMING,

1 p.m.

Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 pm

SATURDAY, December 13

Nagasaki, Canada. United

The L TELAMON, das hera De.... £1 and sails for Shanghai Deo. 28.

The ES DEMODULUS, dus hers Jan. ed sails for Shanghai and Japan Jai 7.

The L. ANTILOCHUS, due bere Jan. 13 and mails for Japan Jan. 14.

FROM JAPAN.

Bhanghai North China, Japan vis Nov. 29 and is due here vis Osaka and The sa TOTOMI MARU, left Kobe

Blates, Central and South Moji Dec. 8.*** America sod EUROPE via Nov. 30 and is due bere vis Kobe, Moji The FOVARA, Jeares Yokohama VICTORIA, B.C.-Per TUS HIMI MARU. Registration and Shanghai Dec. 10... 8.45 am. Letters 9.30 .. Macao-Per BF7TAI, 1.8 Macao-Por CRUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, December 14. Macao-Par SUI AN, 8.30 a.m.

The ARRATOON APCAR, leaves ↑ Kobe Dec. 4 and is due bere vis Moli Dec. 11.

The 14. MISHIMA MARU,” losyÉO Yokohama November 28 and is due bera ria Kobe, Moji and Shanghai December

12.

TUE DAY, December 16.

The . SADO MARU, leaves Yako. Bwatow Amoy and Foochow Far QUINNEBAUG, 11 am.

bam December 18 and is due bore vim THURSDAY, December 18. Japan porta and Bhanghai December 28

TER EL KITANO MARU, lesores Biznite, Bangkok, Ceylan, Mauritius, Yokohama December 28 and is dus bare

Bouth Africa, India vis Dhanush-

January.B Todi, Euvet and EUROFF Vis: The LE TEIBESIAS, leaves Yoko MARSEIL ES MISHIMA! hama Jan. 3 and is dus hern Jan. 20. MARU. Revistration 8.45 8.20. Letters 10.30 a 1.

Japan

BATURDAY, December 20.

vinki-Per NIKKO MARU, ... WEDNESDAY, December 14.

The 65. TEUCER, lesves Yokohama Dec. 2 and is due bere Deo. 17.

The

TYLEUB Lea700 Kobe Dec. 24 and is due bera, Jan. 6.,

The 68 EURYADES, leaves Toko- philippine Islan, Au-tralia and New hans. Drs. 9 and is dus bere Dec. 23.

hema Nov, 20 and is dus here Deo-B

The IDOMENEUS, leaves Yoko

Zealand via Thursday laland—

The 4. NELEUS, leaves Yokohama For TANGO MARU- Dec. 33 and is dus bere Jan. gistration 8.45 am: Letters,

9.30 ..

:

site, Hangkok Ceylon, Mauritius,

FRIDAY, December 28.

Bouth Africa,India via Dhanush-

PROM SHANGZII.

kiri. Egypt and EUROPE ! The ... ZURTADES leaves Shanghai MAR HILLES - Per BADO De 9 and is re here Dec. 10, MAYU. Bexistration 8.40 a m. 2: The ea. ARNA, leaves Bhanchal Doc Letter 10,

17 and is due beze about Dec. 22,

TUESHAY, Dember 30.

Bhanghai North China and Japan tia Kobe Per KAMO MARUD, 10 m.

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19.

FROM AMERICA.

The 64. TENTO MARU, left San Francisco Nov. 7 and is due bere vis- Honolulu, Japan, Shanghai and Manila Den. 10.

The sa. ECUADOR, Iaft Be Francisco Nov, 15 and, la dus bere vis Honolulu, Japan porta, Shanghai and. Mazila December £1.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

J

The F.8.8. Ca's Lake Gripen

(Shanghai/Calcutta Line) exiled from biania on Deo. 4, and will arrive në this Fort on Sunday, December 7.

Lain Action,

The

Admiral Line's a. Eition sailed fruta Shanghai Des 4 and will arrive at Hongkong Dec. 7.

The NYK. La Toto Mars (Bombay -Lane) left Moji for this port on the 3rd l'ec, and in expected here on the 8th Dec.

The N.Y.K. A&. Shinryu Haru (Bombaje Line) left Bombay for this port direct on the Sist: Now, and is

the 8th. Dec. expeated here A.Y.K. sa. Muroran Maru (Calcutta Line) lett Moji for this port on the 4th"Deo,, and is ezpected here on - the 8th Dec

The

The C.P.0.8. Co's B.M.S. Emprms of

Japan arrived at Yokoham4 DIS Nov. 27,-left there Nov. 28, noon, and is due at Vancouver on. Dec. 16.

The

The H.Y.E. s.a. Inada Mare (European Live) left London. for this port via Bues Canal on the 1st Nov., and is expected here on the 10th Dec CM:8.8. Co's. 58. Wile sailed . from San Francisco on November 2 and may be expected to arrive a this part on Decembe, 15. The.... Kaifuku Marts (Calcutta Line) left Calcutta for this port vis Rangoon and Singapore on the 251b November, and is expected here on the 15th December.

The N.Y.K. Nikko Maru (Australien Line) lett Bydney for this port via Manila on

the 18th Nov.. and is expected here ou the 19th Dec, The NY.K. s.8. Iyo Mars (European

Line) left Lmdon for this port vis- Buez Canal on the 4th Nov, and expected here on the 7th January,

Pilated and Published for THE Concerned by GEORGE WILLIAM CADE BURNETT, Editor, No. 5, Wyndham Street, Hongtong,