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VISITORS AT TAS- HOTELR.

BONGKONG HOTEL.

Februscy 17.

Mr D. Abraham Émo, Letis

Mr and Mrs vanMr M EL. Logan Mr Luckenbach.

Alstyre

Hr D. van Alstyre, Dr G. W. Mackosn Er Mra D, Gordon

Mr and Mrs E. G. Mackia

anderson

Bir E. W. MacLeon Mr W. 8. Maughan

Dr O. Marriott

Mr C. W. Anderson Mr J. Barr Mrs E. R. Balilion Mr V. Benjamin Mr and Mrs O

Benson Mr&r & Bisner Mr A. Matthews Mr and Mrs BikerMr Beto. A. May Mira 4. G. Bremner Mr and Mrs J. W. Miss V. L. Brenne McCahe

Mr J. D. Matthew

Mr G. W. Hartyn

EL Mr & Mrs J. Martin Mr H. E. Halio

LG

Mr H. J. Brett

B. B. Broome

A. E. Burne

Miss Barry Hr and Mrs J. Calishan and children

Capt R. Jarter Me W. B. alark Kr. 8. Plunkett

Cole

Mr A. McEachran

Mrs L. McHussey

Hrsad HT. R. E.

Kickoned

Mr W. F. Hinges J. Mr F. Mooney Mr W. Cu Afurr

MH. E. Murray Mias E. P. Nasen Bir sur Ms W. P.

Neeson Mr EA. Nelsor

H. Nesmith Mr. F. Mr. Crossland Mr W. T. Nolting

Mr Nopper Mr. N. Croucher Ers. V. H. Dale Mrs AJ. Paterson Kr Carl Davidson Mr S. Perry

Mir

W. Cox

Capt. 1. H. Douglasr F. F. Ponssitte Mr. A. Dowley Mr C. E Powrie Mr and Mrs. H. M.ME H. Ray

Ep tria

Mr LC Parker Miss LC Emerson Ress Hrs C. F. Emerson Mr A. R. Richard Mr R. Rodenfuser Mr G. Enlund

Capt. C. W. Falk

CHURCH SERVICES.·

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,

Horaton Fabriary #til 1920 İNDƏ ƏCNDAY Mi Laser,.

Holy Communier (7.30 am) Matine (11 m.) Responses, Ferial; Venite, favago:

Psalms (119 14th evening) verses 1.37 Fitsbarbers: To Deum. Wood- ward, Smart and Turla; Benedictus, Garrett.

Bymna, 4, Siz Bevenfold Amen.

Litany (12 Noon) Evensong (6 pan)

Responses, Ferial Pals, 119 (25th

morning); verses 35-43 Jones, 49-79. Lemon Magnifiest, Barnby; None Dimittis, Wesley. Hymns, 255, 20, 19, Sevenfold Amen.

Grgan Recital on Monday wook March Sth, at 6 p.m. Rateareals for the Oratorio will cominence on Thursday next t 8pm.

Choir Practico at 3.30 p.m. „doring

· Lea

Union Church, Kanzody. Read.

Sunday Services, February 29th.. Morning Service, 11 ..

Hymns, 351,544, 207,, 21. Pindta, 40%

Evening Service, & p.m.

Byna, 973, 910, 309, 818. Preacher: Rev. J. Kirk Maconachis.

A. St. Andrew's Church, Kowlcon..

Miss W. M. Rushton Mr & Mrs Feldstein; and kirs Capt. S. P. Ferguson Schofield

Mr E. Fielden Mr and Mrs R. L.

Mr A. R. Franz. Lt. W. B Fraser Mrs Fraser

Mr J. S. Gardiner Bir W. J. de Graan Capt. P. Rall

Mr G. Harper

ww

Schulz

Mr Eantos de Silva Mrs. A. W. Spiers Mr H. Steptoes

Mr Barry Stephens Mrs. A. Frost Stoat

Miss E.. M. Taylor Mrs J. &. Hartford rs L. Taylor and

ard raid

Mr F. G. Baxton

children

4:

Mr

GOTH FRBRUARY, 1910.---197 SUNDAY 13 LENT

Holy Communion after Erensong. Morning Prayer at 1 s.nl. Opening Voluntary; Responses, Ferial:

Venita, As Bet; Pialm, CXIX- Verses: 1 to 39--As Sat; Te Deum, Woodward, Smart, and Turle; Bone- dietas, Barnby; Hyms, 7, 68, 164.

Concluding Voluntary.

W. Evening Prayer at & p.tz.

Mr & Mrs C. P.) Capt. & Mrs R. S. Templeton

HFlenderson, R.N.Mr and

Teacher Master Henderson

C.Capt. A. Tozer Major T. G.

Mr and Mrs Becriques Mr.C. Hill Mr F. Holroyd Mr G. Hoppeler. Mrs E. T. Huffman

Mr H. L. Buat Capt. and Mra R.

Innes

bridge

Opening. Voluntary; Responses, Ferial; Palms OXEX-Verses: 33 to 64-As Truw.Set; Magnificat, Beethoven 7th Morn

ing Nane Dimittis, Wesley 91st Even-

Mr & Mrs W. Tuakainx: Hymns. 863, 29, 451. Mr&Mrs F. Walker Miss E F Whiting

Mr and Mrs J. H.

Williams

MY CA. L. Williams

Misq 3. A. Johnson M: S. F. Williamson

Mis. G Johnson

Mis E. B. Jones

Mr E. M. Joseph

Mr W. G. Joseph

Mr and Mrs C F1

Wolifer

Mrs. H. Woods:

Misa Alleen Woods

Mr & Mrs R. Sewley Miss Doris Woods

HM. F. C. Koch Kr H. Zimmenan

Mr and Mrs C.

Lauritsen

FEAK HOTEL

15th February.

Mr F. R. J. Adams Mr H. C. Espersen

Mr I A. Laing Capt Archer

Mr & Mrs D. Arthur Mr T. 3. Limburn

Mr & Mrs Ashton

Lt. H. Bartlett

Mr R Sla king

Mr T. P. M. Bevan

Mr and Mrs D. E.

Blair

Mr D. H. Blake

Major and Mrs F.

Bowen

.

Misses Bowen Bir J. H. Boylan Mr and Mrs C. T.

Breakspear

Mr M. F. Breen Mr and Mrs Berry Mrs C. Bull Lt. P. R. Butler Mr W. A. Butter

Bald

Mr J.de B. Lancaster Mrs Laurie

M: T. D. Lloyd Mr. Lattan Mrs Medinah Mr J. Finlay Miller Mr&Mrs W.J. Milne JCapt. Monteith

Mr E. N. Parsons Lt. Col. & Mrs Thurs-

by Pelham

Mr and Mrs J. B.

Peuman

Mr T. Perkins Miss Philips

Mr & Mrs A Piercy Capt. C. M. Piett. Cups C. M. pitt

Mr and Mrs J. K. Mr Mrs A. Button Pitseadrigh Mr E. A. Camidge Mr E. B. Poster Capt. E. J. Carroll Mr E. Ralphe 3r G. F. Caville

Mr E. A. Kam

Mrs W, H. CheshireMr A. B. Raworth Mr H. Cheethan Mr G. B. Reed

It. Vol EQ. Coles Mr D. Reid

Mr R. C. Courie

Mr. Dormeck

Mr. W. E. Roberts

i

i

St. Peter's Church, West Point.

Sunday, February 29.

8 a.m.-Holy Communion...

am-Morning Prayer and Sermon. Preacher Rev. G. T. Waldegrava.

8.15

Feak Church.

Holy Communian.

6.30 Evening bervice.

..

The Gospel Hall.

10 & 19 PEDDER STAZIT

Sunday: Breaking of Bread, 11 am

p.z

Chinese Gospel Service, 1.30 panj English Gospel Service, 7 Tuesday, Bible Stady, 6.30 Thursday, Bible Study, 8 pan. Fri- day, Ladies Bible Study, 5.30 p.m.; Exturday, Prayer Meeting, 7-9 p.m.

First Church of Christ Solentist, MacDonnell Road.

Sunday, 11.15 .. Wednesdays, 5.30 pm.

Wesley Methodist Church, Wanchal.

BUNDAY, 29th February 1920.. Morning Services, 19.15 am. Evening Service, 6 pa Preacher Rev. A.-Gimblett ...

Baldiers' and Bailors' Home, Arsenal Street.

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES.

THE

ASSOCIATED BRASS AND COPPER MANUFACTURERS OF GREAT BRITAIN

EVERYTHING

IN

BRASS OR COPPER

Sole Agents r

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co. Ltd.

CHINA. 4. HONGKONG.

MILLER ENGINES

Stock arriving shortly.

Manufacturers Representative

UNION ENGINEERING CO.

POST OFFICE.

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 D a. registered and parcel. mails, are alosąd at 4 p-m. on the previous day.)

In the ones of Malls.alosing before & a.m.. Registration alors at 6 c'elock on the previous evening.

MAWARD KAITA.

BUNDAY, February 29.

Straits and Calotta-Fer KAIFUKU

HARU.

Straits & Bombay-Per WAKAMATSU

MARD

Japan-Per HAKATA MARU. Straits-Fer PAUL LEGAT.

MONDAY, March 1

Japan-Per CEYLON MARU.

Straits and Calcutta-Fer RANGOON

MARU.

WEDNESDAY, March 3.

Straits & Calcutta-Fer TAIAN MARU, Straita-Fer YOKOHAMA MARU.

OUTERAD MAILA,

1

SATURDAY, February 98.

+3

Straite, Bangkok and Calcutta-Per

CHAKSANG, &£ 0.00.

Macao-Fer CHUEN CHOW, 4.15 p.. Shanghai and North China-Par

YINGCHOW, Ap.m..

*Swa:ow. *Fakhoi and *Haiphong-Per

KATFONG. 5. p.z

Japan via Nagasaki, and San Francisco

-FerKOTO MARU, 5 p.m. Formosa vis Keelung-Per-SHINNO

MARU, 5 p.m.

SUNDAY, February M. Macao-Per SUI AN, 8.15 8.m. Swabow, Amoy and Foocho-Par 'QUINNEBAUG, 9 3⁄4‚„m.

Im

MONDAY, March Shangbai, North Chins and. Japan via

Sobe

Per PAUL. LECAT,

LTD.

Swatow

OFFICES and SHOWROOM: 13, Chater Road.

ROUND THE ISLAND OF HONGKONG-

BY

THE BREEZY GARAGE MOTOR CARS

AT

THE SPECIAL REDUCTION PRICE

(ONLY ONE ROUND, NO STOP ON THE JOURNEY.)

Chandler 7 passenger Car -

$12.00

Hudson 7 passenger Car Oakland 5 passenger Car

$12:00

$ 8.00

'Phone 2499

BREEZY GARAGE (opposite Central Market) BRANCH DEPOT (opposite The Sun Co.)

SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE,

FROM EUROPE.

The 8. PELEUS, due bere Mar. 4 from Europe and sails for Taingtau, Ehanghai and Japan, Har, 5.

The sa LAYCAUN, due here Mar. 8 from Europe and sail for Shanghai and Japan Mar..

The 5.8. MENTOR, due he e Mar. 13 from Europe and sails for Shanghai and Japan, Mar. 13.

iha sa KEEMUN, dus bere Mar. 30

Majer & Mrs Sanders Sunday Evering, Gospel Meeting, 8 p.m. from Europe and sails for Tsingtan and

Mr D. W. Darch

Mr and Mrs J R.

Sayer

W.

Mr F. Ecarborough

Mr L-Davies

Erg.Comdr

DAWION

Mr and Mrs Selster

Lt. Col., Mrs & MissDr & Mrs H. Scott

Delacombe

1. U..A. Scott

Mr C. G. E. Druitt Miss Sherwin

Mr & Mrs Johair and Mrs Shiner

Durcin

Miss Skinner

Mr & Mira. G. Eager Mr & Mrs L. Grant

Mr G. H. Ellott

Mr &. D. Galloway

Lt. Col. Gritish

Mr H. L. Grout

Smith

Mra. Findlay Smith

Maj. Leslie Smith

Mr W. B. Smith

Mr and Mrs B. A.Mrs & Missstubtings

BALU

Mr D. Hali

J

Mr and Mrs S. J.

Syrett

·T.

Mrs B. E. C. Hal-Capt. & Mrs Tomery

lowes!

Mr M. H. Turner Major D. L. Harding Maj. Gen. F. Ventris

Q. Mr and Mrs Holling-Rev.

Waldegrave sworth Mr. H. Holling. Maj. Mr Wakeman

Mr. Wilkin Bworth

Mr H. du F. Hatchi-MrF. D. Wilson

SOD

Mr R. W. Lea Jones

Mes B. Wilson ...

KING EDWARD HOTEL,

February 25.

Mrs R. Almond

Mr W, F. Barnes

Mr and Mrs J.

Buitty

Mr RB. Beavan

Miss Mamuk

MD. H. Martin

Mr Mattingley

E.

MR May

Mr & Mrs McIntyre

Mr F. F. Pecka Mr&Mrs McMurray

Mr & Mr- Bickerton

Mr H. Brown

Mr & Mrs W. Badge

Mr Fymen Mr J. C. Clark Mr

& Mrs D. Clark Mr E.G.Cocmes Mr T. R. Calhane Mr. Curry Mr J. Drefuss Mr C. Ed

Mr W, A. Eustace Mr fi. H. Evang M77. Farrell Mi- Farrell

Bliss 11. Fiellen

Mr. Filgate

·Mr. Fargeson

Mr & Mrs Grorga Mr & Mrs Gregory

M: J. H. N. Mody

Mr & Mrs Morrison Mrs J. F. Nichol

Mr H. O. Didell

Mr & Mrs Parcce Mrs W, Passmore Mr & Mrs Perman Mr. Pollock

Mr. W. Pritchard Me C. Richardson |··

Mr and Mrs A,

Raberthon MH. E. Scrivon

M Erdren..

Mr-haw

Mr Choi Shing

Master hi Shing

Dr A. 8 Ponze

Mr D. Steel

Epilhane

Mr & Mrs Stewart

and faculy

M: F Taylor

M. F. Q. Todd

Mr M, Heri-on Vall. E Bescock Men & Johnstono Mr V, B. Kamen My Ura Kelnen Miss E: ca. Travers Mr J.

Hilbee & Mr and Mrs Doder. Chid

wood

Mr W. A Knight MC T. Wateringh Mr & Mrs contas Wetton Mr&Mrs Loverovel: 8. Zera Mr Manuk

Roman Catholle Cathedral, Glonealy.

Mas at 6, 7 and 9.30 .10.

High Mass atsam.

5.30 p.m.-Benediction of the Blessed

Sacrament.

St. Joseph's Chúzob,-

Garden Rand.

P

Japan, Mar. 31

The . RHESUS, die here April 1 from Europe and sails for Shangbai and Japan, April 2

The 8 TELEMACHUE, due bere April & from Europe wad sails for Shang- hai and Japan, April e.

FROM AMERICA.

The 3.5. TYNDAREUS, left Seattle Jan. 18 and is dus bere vis Tsingtan, Yokohama, Kobe and Manila. Feb. 23.

The 8.8. IXION, leaves Seattle Mar. 8 by the Benediction of the Blessed and is due here via Tsingtan, Yokohama, Sacrament.

Kobe and Manila April 14.

Mass and Sermon at 10 am. followed

Cuticura

For The

Skin

The Soap to Cleanse and Purify The Omtment to Soothe and Heal! These fragrant, super-creamy emala lients stop thing, clear the "akin of: simpler, blotches, redness and rough- ness, the scafpofitching and dandruff, and the bands of chaps and sores. In parity, delicate medication, refresh- ling fragrance, convenience and econ

omy, Cuticura Soap and Ointment "meet with the approval of the most discriminating. Ideal for every-day roller uses.

G

Soap to cleanm, Ointment to beal. : F. Margi {bery de Syno. Ltd., 27, Charterhoses 34.

Lændon. Sold everywhere.

DON'T RISK PNEUMONIA. Erid, of every cold as quickly as possible. It is the forerunner of all

| pulmonary trouble, and presïnonia may develp in a few boars, Take Chamber laine Couth Remedy It simple thing to debus the effet marvellous. For sale by all Chemists and Storekeeper

FROM MANILL

The 8.9. TYNDAREUS, leaves. Manila Feb. 28 and is due is here Mar. 2, sailing

'Phone 3473

"Everything for Motoring"

for Seattle vis Kabe and Yokohama Lamps and Horns

Mar. 14.

FROM JAFAX.

The s.s. HYSON, leaves Yokobama. Feb. 18 and is due bere Mar. 10, sailing for London vis ingapore Mar. 16.

The ss. L7C405, leaves Tokohama Mar. 27 azd is dus here vis Kobe sod Shanghai Apr. 12, sailing for London via Bing-pore April 14

The B. MENTOR, leaves Yokohama Apr. 10 sad is due bere via Kobe and sad Shanghai Apr. 26, sailing for London Tin Singapore April 27.

The . KRESUB, leaves Yokohama Apr. 24 and is due sere via Kobe and Eranghai May 19, axiling for London May II.

The sa. CYCLOPS, leaves Yokebaa Mar-8 and is due here via Kobo M‹r. 2a, ¡ sasting for Liverpool via Singapore Mar.{ KA.

PROM SHANGHAI,

The s. PYRRHUS, leaves Shanghai

Feb. 20 and is due here Mar 1. estilog |

for London visiogapore Mar. $

The 8.8 EURY YLUS, leaves Shang

Good Year Tyres

bal Mar. 25 ored in due hero Mar. 29, 8 ALEX. ROSS & CO.

ing for Loudon via “ingapore Mar, 1,

The K RESTES, L'Aves Shanghai! Fob. and ja dun hers Feb. 4, sailing for Liverpool vi.. Singapore Feb. 6m

The 8 DAN Alea es hangisi Feb. 12 and is dus here Feb. 5 iling for Liverpool via Singaporu. Feb. 18.

The HECTOR, arra Gbanghat Mar. 18 and is die here. Mar. 31, sailing. Low Liverpool via Bingapore Mar. 22

Phone 2487,

35, Dea Von Bond-Central

TUESDAY, March 2

*Bangkok-Per: LIANG- and CHOW, a.m. Swatow, Amoy and Formoss via Keelung

-Per AMAEUSA

MARU 9.m.

Straita, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritics,

L. Marques. South Africs, In diaria Dbspohkodi Egypi EUROPE vis. MARSEILLES Par PYRRHUS Registration 3.45 am. Letters 10.30 am.

The Parcel Mail will be closed on Monday, lat Mar. at 6 p.m.

TAMING, Philippine Islands-Per

"Amoy, Shanghai and North China-

CHINKIANG, 3 p.m. Straite. Bangkok and Egypt ---- Por HAGUE MARU, 3 pm. Baixon-Per SUISANG, 9 a.m. Philippine Islands, Sandakan, Australia, New Zealand via Thursday Islands-Per VICTORIA, Re gistration 5 p.m. Wednesday, 3rd Letters 8.80 m... WEDNESDAY, March 3. Shanghai, North Chica, Japan vis

Nagasari Canada, United Stetos, Central wad South America and EUROPE via VANCOUVER BC. Par AFRICA MARU. Registration 9.45 sm. Letters 10.30 am. Tientsin-Fer HUICHOW, s. p.m.

THURSDAY, March 4. Shanghai and North China---For SIN.

KIANG. 11 am.”

FRIDAY, March 5.

Swatow Amey and Foochov-Per

HATBONG, Noor.

SATURDAY, March 6. Bwatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per

HAIBONG, Noon.

Saigon-Per TJILEBOET, 1 p.m. Shanghai, North China-Per CHENAN,

3 p.m.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1920 -

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Episodes 6 & 6.

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7th, Sth & 9th Episodes.

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ALCOHOL FROM COAL.

EXTRACTION ON COMMERCIAL SCALE.

TUESDAY. March 9. Swatow, Amoy ard Foochow-Per HAI.

CHINO, Neon. THURSDAY, March 11. Shangbai. North China, Japan vis Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada, *United States, Central and South America and "EUROPE. An epoch-making record" was Tis SAN FRANCISCO Per Dr. J. E. Stead's description of a paper TENTO MARC Registration read by Mr. Ernest Bury, of the 9.45 a.m. Letters 10.30a.m.

MOTEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

et

Skinningrove Iron and Steel Works, to the Cleveland Institution of En- gineers in which he revealed that at the Skinningrove works, he had succeeded extracting ethylene,

Moderate Price.

gasworks of the country would yield. a further 27,000,000 gallons, or tak ing alcohol and benzol together, the total quantity of liquid fuel available for extraction through the carbonis... ing of coal would be 114,000,000 gallons, as against the country's pre- sent total requirement of 16,000,000 gallons per annum.

A COMMERCIAL PROPOSITION,

The process of extraction by con- tact with sulphuric acid is not a new discovery, but Mr. Bury has been the first to establish it as a com-

The N.Y.E. 8.a. Wakamatsu Maru (Bom- alcohol, and their derivatives on a mercial proposition. His principal bay Line) left Bombay for this part commercial scale from coke oven discovery is that the best results are achieved at a temperature of 60 to via Singapore on the 11th Feb. and gas.

is expected here on the 29th Feb. The work is still to some extent in 80 degress centigrade, and in his The N.T.K 8.8. Hakata Maru (South the experimental stage, but Mr. Bury process he has carried the utilisation. American Lice) left Kobe for this has succeeded in producing a perfect of beat from the coke oven plant to the port on the 22nd Feb and is ex-motor spirit, and as the adoption of utmost. Acid,and acetone are amongst pected here on the 29th Feb.

Tho

Admiral Line's s.8. Crosskeys (from the internal combustion engine is the derivations he has obtained from Seattle) sailed from Shanghai a rapidly developing, the importance this coke oven gas after the benzof con Feb. 16th and will arrive at of this discovery is apparent. The has been extracted, and at, the Hoogkong on February 28.

world's liquid fuel resources are lim- meeting at which these results were of the foremost The CM. 8. S. Co.'s .. Nile sailed ted, whilst the consumption is grow disclosed some

from Yokobams on Feb. 21st and ing by leaps and bounds. Moreover metallurgists of the day, amongst may be expected to arrive here on the sources of supply other than by them Dr. J. E. Stead, paid tribute to Feb. 29.

manufacture--are almost entirely the brilliant young scientist, and also The N.T.Ka. Baron Haru (Calcutta

Line) left Calautta for this port is outside our shores, exposing us to to the progressive policy of the com Rangoon and Singapore on the 12th the danger of the stoppage of supplies pány at whose works these experi Feb. and is expected here on the in time of war. Mr. Bury's process, ments were carried out." 1st March.

Skinningrove was the only from if developed to its full extent, will, The P. & 9. N. Fo.. ss. Duners left however, render us largely if not works in the country which during Singapore for this Port on the 25th entirely independent of outside the war produced T.N.T. for the instant et 6 a.m. and is due on the sources of supply,

Ministry of Munitions, and pro- st shoot & p.m. ist Mar.

The practical working of Mr. düced it on a prodigious scale. The N.V.K. as Capton Maru (Calcutta Bury's process at the Skinningrove It was bombed by German aircraft Line left Moj For this port on works, where 5,800 tons of coal are on several occasione possibly the 20th Feb, and, is expected hare carbonised per week, has revealed they knew of the work carried on. on the 2nd March..

The N.J.R. 6. Taian Moru (Calcutta an average yield of 16 gallons of At Skinningrove, too, was installed Line) left Calcut for this port via alcohol per ton of coal carbonised, one of the first plants for extracting! Rangoon and Singapore on the 19th and as the total weight of coal which potash from blast furnace dust, and Feb., and is expected here on the was reduced to coke in this country the policy of the firm in encourage 3rd March.

in 1918 was 14,635,000 tons, the ing research and experimental woTE The NY.K. &.. Fakat Mary (Bombay application of this process to the 19 an indication of a new spirit Line) lefs Singapore for this pert on whole of this coal would yield, amongst the leaders of industry, the 230d Fri and is expected here according to Mr. Bury's calculation, who are now revealing an apprecia on the 3rd March.

value of the

Tha

The N. K. a. Shinrya Maru (Bombay 23,416,640 gallons of alcohol, repretion of the true

Line) left Fomha for this port sented at 2a. per gallon a sum of scientist in the development of new direct em the 15th Fe reary and is £2,341,664. Having regard to the methods of manufactureManchester expected here on the 6th March. scarcity of liquid fuel, that in Guardian. NY.FL. Nichign Mami (Bombay itself is important, and, as Line) left Bumbay for this port Mr. Bury declared, it is national dirert theth Fob and is suicide to continue to burn any sub expected here on the 8th Marth.

stance which might be converted NY... Wakasz Maru (European into liquid fuel. But the possibilities Line) luft Lond for this port vi

n

The

(YEAMBERLAINS Cough Remedy has

A FORTY YEARS' TEST. bean curing coughs and colds-for

popularity every year. What better. the past forty years and han gained in

the Burs Canet on the 29th Jan, and do not end there. He pointed our recommendation is required? For sale

Expected here on the 11th March that the recovery of alcohol at the by all Chemiata and Brozekeepers.

The NY.R... Tamba Vary (European

bine) left Fondon for rbiam pore vis Sues on the 14th Feb and is ex- pected bare on the 24th March.

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