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WEATHER REPORT.

July

11 -No returns, from Japan and Fadivostock.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND

PASSENGERS-

Procure has increased slightly lòng: the coast from Tourand to Foochow and decreased slightly elsewhere: it remains below normal over China generally, and fresh south-west winds will prevail over | Aug. the China Fes.

Hongking Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am to-day, 0,04 inch Total since January 1st, 78.49 inches. against an average of 14.96 inches.

Forecast for the 24 hours ending at 4300 on July 8th.

Gap to

S. and S.. wind's, fresh; cloudy, cecasional raia.

Z-Formoes Channel.

VESSELS DUE.

FROM ZAINGHII,

&-R F

-P. & a

13-B. F

16-R F. 16-8 F. 24-B F. 30-B

Sept. 8.-B.

6-5F. 3-B. F. 19,-, F 41-8 F.

Pak Ling,

Dunera

akcinops

Promethens.

Ownfi

City of Birminghani.

Protesilpus. hingchow. Rhesus. Achille

City of Dunkirk.

1.--Boogkong

Rock.

Oct 11.-B. F.

25-R F.

Mentor. Idomeneus. Telresias

•

The same is

FRUM ZARA.

Ang. &-N. T. K.

No. 1.

1-South coast of China betwent Bartone and Tamocka. The same se No.)

--South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan. The same as Na 1.

9.-S. Y. E 11.-P. & 0. 13.-P. & C.

14.-P. & C..

Toyohashi Maru. Atsuta Haru. Lahore.

Easter. Kalman. Takada Bellerophon.

15.-P. & 0. 18. B. F. 25.-P. & U. 30.-P. & 0,

Plassy

Зарад.

Jeypore.

Arrstoen Apear.

Cyclops.

Madras

ROYAL OBAERVATORY, NOTIKSNG, DAILY -THUTHIR

"AUGUST 5, 1920-1.

Wind.

Sept. 3-PO.

4.-P. & 0. 10-B. F. 13.-P. 0. 53.—P&Q 19.-P. & 0. 90.-P. & 0. 21.-B. F. Oct. 4-B. F.

5-P. & 0. 18.-B. F. Nov. 1B, F. 15-B. F.

Fhir

Gregory Apost.

Enowa

Lyscon Eurypylus. Nanti Titan. Peleus.. Teučer.

FROM MINILE.

Station.

Hoar.

Baromotor

at Sos Lavol.

Toinporaturo,

Humidity.

Direction.

Forco.

Weather.

V1divostock 6a

Nemuro

Hakodate

Toric

Fochi

Saramaki...

Kagoshima

Oshima...

Ishi 100

Benin Island

Welbstwel

Kirkling

Sharp Pk...

Amoy BB.

Statoes!

Taiboku ****

Tsicha

Faizan

Kos

n

的

Pescadores.

Canton

Hongkook.

Gap Rock..

Wuchow Da

Pakhoi...

Holbow. Phuliana. 28.

KACSO

C. St. Jame

Apart...

Dagupan

Mamla

Tadoben...

Legaspi

Hoilo

Sariga

Guam

Aug. 26.-B. F.

Talthybius.

FROM PALCUTTE.

Aug. 10.-P. &

16.-P. & O. $4.-P. & O. 30-P. & 0.

Japan.

Arrstoen Apar. .Madras

Gregory Apest,

FROM BOMBIT.

Aug. a-X. Y. K.

13.-N.I.K.

Bombay Maru. Taian Harn

FROM JAYL

Aug. -J.C.JL Tjikini.

S-J.C.J.L. Haiyang. 14.-J.C.J.L Tjileboet

16-J.C.JLTitembang..

FROM MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY,

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES,

SOLIGNUM

THE ONLY REMEDT AGAINST DESTRUCTION OF WOODWORK ST WRITE ANTS AND DRY-ROT. --------------“SOLIGNUM".

DOES NOT EVAPORATE, CRACK 08 FEEL, BUT SEARCHES RIGHT INTO THE WOOD.

Sole Agents : ARNHOLD BROTHERS 8' Co., Ltd.

1A, Chater Road.

Phone 1500,

A SHIPMENT OF Y

INDIAN SCOUTS

IS DUE TO ARRIVE SHORTLY, To avoid disappointment-get-your- name on the waiting list

ALEX. ROSS & Co.

Des YoEX BOLD CENTRAL,

Tel. 97.

GARAGE KOWLOON, Tel K417,

THE MOTOR UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, AND

THE UNITED BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.

* FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and MOTOR AÇÇIDENT. For Rates and Particulara appply to the General Agente

UNION TRADING CO., Prince's Building

"IDEAL

DEAL MILE

11 29.56

29.55 81

Aug. 6. D.

90-N.Y. K. Sept. 1.-P. &.0.

Taiyuan. Tango Mara

KADOW

Nor

"

+

11

Labuan... 8.2

T. F. CLAITON, Director. Bongkeng Observatory, Aug. 5, 1820

1. BAROMITIE, reduced to at degrass Farsaheit, on the level of the see in

nches, tenths and hundredths.

1. TITER ČUKz, in the shade in de erts Fahrenheit.

3. HUMIDITY. in percentage of extura- don, the humidity of air maturated with moisture being 100.

• DIERONION OF WIND, to two points 6. FORO GF Word, according to Beadford Scale.

8. STATE OF WELTE, b blue sky, c datacbed cloud, d drizzling rain, I log, gloomy, h ball, I lightning, o oversat

o passing showers, q squall, r rain, mow

thunder visibility w daw, wit

7. Barn in Inches tenths and hun dredths.

HONGKONG TIDES.

The tide-table given below has been compiled at the National Almanus Office In London from the zorult of the annivals of observations taken by means of an atomatic tide-recording machine Es the Water Police Basin at sim Sha Tent during the years 1905-

FROM YANOOUYER.

Aug. 8.-C.P.O.S. Monteagle

18.-C.P.0.5. Empress of Russia.

FROM SEATTLE,

Aug. 6.-B. F. 10.-B. P. Sept. 25-B. F. Nov. 2-B. F. 20-B F. Dec. 23.-B. F Jan.-B. F

+

*Protesilaus.

Ixion. Tyndarers." lafon. Talthykius Tyndarens Irico.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Aug. 6-B.Y. F., Kashims Maru.

6.-N. Y. K. Tedyo Maru

· FROM LOS ANGELES.

Aug. 25-LA.P.N. Weet Biks." Sept. 17-LA.P.N. Vinita

Oct 7-LA. P.N. West Hixon

Aug

FROM LONDON.

하

8.-B. L 9.-P. O. 11-J. M. I-N. Y. K. LB. P.&O. 19.-J. H. 30.-J.ML Sept. 7.-P. & O

Benarty.

Plassy...

Glerarife. Yokohama Maru. Khiva

Carnarruanshire.

Glenavy. Nankin.

FROM LITERPOOL.

Aug. 7.-P. F.

The zero of the table 'corresponds with Sept. the red of the sounding in the Admiralty Chert which has been found to be feet

lechen, bolow mean sos-level

To obtain the depth of water on the ade gange at the Victoria Naval Yard wid 3. feet 4 inches, sad on the gango mont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet ...bọi to the height gives in the table.

August 6 to 11, 1920.

HIGH WATE

Hongkong

Lew Walk

'

Oct.

Bheems: B-Y. Y. K. Kagato Maru.

Achilles. 15.-B. F..

Mentor. 21-B. I. 31-B P Eurypying.

Knight of the Garter. 12.-N.Y. K. Wakasa Mara. 14-B. K. Staator. SL-B, F. M-B. F.

E. F.

Teiresins. Idomeneus. Helene Tencer.

FROM BOTTERDIM.

Aug. 10-E. L Brazi

11.-K. Y. K. Calentis Maru.

Dakar Maru, Bept 5.-W.Y.E.

FROM HAMBURG.

Swazi.

Height

HangLong MAR

Host

Auz. EmE L

POST OFFICE.

The insured ttar and parcel tarrices with Chibli, Shantung. Peking, Shansi, Kiangsu, Shanghai, Utebiang, Hepab and Hours Bave been resumed.

Registered and Paroel Maila are closed 15 minuten earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where "mals are advertised to closs before

a.m. registered and parcel mails are aloend at 3 p., on the previous day.

DAWARD MAILA.

THURSDAY, August 5. Shanghai-Per TEAN,

Straits and Calcutta Per SHINGO

MARU.

Europe (via Yeg-patam)--Per SAM

SANG.

FRIDAY, Angust' 6, Japan-Per TOYOHASHI MARU.

U.S.A. Shangbai and Japan - Per

KASHIMA MARU.

Manila and Australia-Per TAIYUAN. Manila-Fer TENTO MARU. Shanghai-Per SHANTUNG.

SUNDAY, August 8.

Straits-Por NAGATO MARU.

MONDAY, August 9.

Bombay-Per BMBAY MARU. " Shanghai and Japan-Per ATSUTA

MARU.

THURSDAY, August 19.

Straits-Per YOKOHAMA MART.

FRIDAY, August 13.

Bombay-Per TAIAN KARU,

OUTWARD MAILS.

6 pun

THURSDAY, August 6. Shanghai North China and Japan vis Kobe Per 4NDRE LEBON, Fort Bayard-Par WASUN, 5 am. Shanghai, North China and Japan viự

MojPer JEYFORE, 5pm. *Fort Rayarame Formosa ris Keelung-Per SELINNO

MARU, 5p.m.

Shanghai, North China and Japan Tia Nazaki-Per CALCUTTA MARU 5 p.m. *Swatow-Per YUEYING WAR, 4 pm

FRIDAY, August 6

Tri No.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. 1820.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

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MABEL NORMAND

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BRITISH GAZETTE.

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TO-NIGHT!!

SHIRLEY MASON

IN

"PASSION"

most interesting story in five parts

ONE OF THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS.

TIKKERS AT THE HOTELA.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

August 4.

Mr C. W. Anderson Dr. M. C. Laster Mr F. D.Ayrault Mr and Mr Mr and Mrs Beches Lauritsen

and 2 children Mme. Leiria Mr E. B. Ballics Mr P. Linten

Mr. A. Lastig Mr W. M. Bellis

.

CLASS DIVISIONS.

A MOST FATAL DISEASE,

Lord Robert Cecil, M.P., speaking at Chatsworth lately said we could not go on definitely with the system of threats by workmen, demands for

Haibow, Pakboi and Haiphong-Per Mr. and Mrs C HMDH. Macdonald increased wages and so on. We must

KAIFUNG, 8m. Foochow, "Shanghai and North Chins Per SHINFO0, + a.m Shanghai and North Chins-Per

PROMETHEUS, 11 a.. Swatow, Amor and Foochow-Per

HAICHING, 1

Benson

Dr O. Marriott

Mr & Mrs S. Bisney Mr G. W. Marty's Mr F. Gordon BlythMr V. Mathewa Mrs G. Bannerdel Me and Bits J. F. Mr and Mrs J. M. McKeon and child Major and Mrs. H. Hrady

Mitcheson MrF. F. Brady

THE CREAM SUBSTITUTE Philippine Islands-FLOONGSANG, Mr and Mrs R. SMr Mockel

MAKES

IDEAL

ICE CREAM

2pm

SATURDAY, 4gust 7

Shanghai and North China- Per

TEAN, p Tientsin-Per CHEONGSHING, 5 p.m. Shanghai and North Chian - Per

CHOYSANG, 6 pm SUNDAY, Angust. 8. Swatow, Amoy and Fermosa ris Keeing-Per KAIJO MARU, 91.3.

PUDDINGS, DRESSINGS, Etc. Saigon-Per PROSPER, 9 m.

PACKED BY NESTLE'S"-

OBTAINABLE FROM

MONDAY, August 9.

Japan vis Nagsaki-Per ERANDEN

BURG. 11 B

TUESDAY, Angrat 10. *Amoy, Shanghai and North Chira

-Per SHANTUNG, 9 am..

Brockman & childH: A. Morrison

Neeson

find a way out, and the Government Must have, not a mere expedient, but a real industrial policy which would solve this question or give some hope of solving it in a permanent and

Mr I. F. Bromfeld Mr and Mrs W. F. fundamental way. Mr W. H. Burgess Mr A. Campbell Mr F. D. Chandler A. C. Darts Miss Y. Doria Mr and Mrs D.

Mr K. L. Nielsen Mr J. E.Nolte Mr C. Osborne Mr and Mrs E. E.

Peacock

R. Palut

Capt. J. F. Mr S.S. Perry, Capt F. O. Purkina Mr Robenborat Mr R. Bodenfuser

Idwards Engineer Captain. 8. P. Ferguson Miss G. Fondon Miss G. Fontaine. Mr T. Daniel Fraw-Mr J.D. Rossolymos

ley

KrJ.T. King Balter Capt. J. P. Scot KICE W. Bicon ---Mr J. A. da Silva

Mr and Mrs W.E. H.

Mr Ù. G. Fry Mr & Mrs Gilber Miss Gilben

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO., Sandakan-Fer HINSANG, 10 am.

*Swatow and "Bangkok-Per CRUSAN, Cap 25 cts. per tin.

THE OPTICAL COMPANY

SCOTTISH WAR MEMORIAL

51. QUZ'S ROAD CENTRAL, ` SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES, LENSES, etc. Optometrist-in-Charge:-E. CHAN, OPL D.

FYES TESTED FREE' OF CHANGE.

BATH TUBS.

SANITARY GOODS BATHROOM FITTINGS AND ALL KINDS OF GLASS and MIRRORS.

LYSON COMPANY,

Tel. No. 2550. 381, Queen's Food Central, Hongkong.

would be housed in the Lower Ward. In the Upper Ward, the real centre of Scottish history, are lodged the Regalia of Scotland, and there is THE FUTURE OF EDINBURGH the home of the Scottish Crown.

CASTLE,

Queen Mary's room can be restored to its former state, and in it can be placed relics of romance and of The Federated Council of Scottish history. The old building used as Associations in London met on June barracks could be adapted as a Hal: 8, at the premises of the Royal Scots of Valour: They proposed to build a Corporation, Cranecourt, Fleet street, Shrine on the very spot where King in order to secure the support of the David built a church. The sum need- London Scottish colony for the carry-ed was £250,000, but they could ing out of the Scottish National War make a good start with £150,000. Memorial scheme, Mr. John Douglas, Chairman of the Federated Council, presided.

Mr. Robert Munro, Secretary for Scotland, said the Government took the deepest interest in the proposal. Lord Balfour of Burleigh said all Scots were in this instance on com mon ground. He read a statement by Earl Haig who said: "It is indeed a most inspiring thought that round the summit of this great natural Rock, which has seen so many of the greatest happenings in our history,

108.11.

Mr C. H. Goldie Mr G. M. Gorden Mr F. Graham Grierson Mr J. R. Hall Straits Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Mr D. M. Ham La Marquis, South Africa, Mr J. Hansen India vis Dhanushkodi, Egypt Mr. Hanson & EUROPE via MARSEILLES Mr F. R. Hill -Per ATSUTA MARU. Regis Me W. H. Bove tration 8.45 am. Letters 10.30 Mr C. F. Johnston

Mr.A. Jorg Mr. Julien

$45.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per

'HAILOONG; I pm. Sandakan, Australia and New Zealand vis THURSDAY ISLAND-Per TAIYUAN. Registration 1.45 pm. Letter .30 pa Weihaiwi. Chefoo and Tentain-Per

KUBICHOW, 3p. THURSDAY, August. 12.

Swatow, Amoy and Formoes via Takzó-"""

Per 80SHU MARU, 8 m

Smith

Mr J. Ross Smith Mr B. EL &mith Mr V. Starnsby Miss O., Stevens Mr. & Mrs O. Templeton

Mr A. Tolurdjian Miss L.

Terden

Nothing was gained by abuse. It was no use, calling workmen “you' disagreed with "Bolsheviks," CI- suckers"; that only did harm. employers you disliked "Blood-

UNIONIST PARTY'S TASK The most Fatal disease that can attack any country is a division of classes. The great task of the Un- ionist Party has been to bring classes " together. Above all we wanted in politics the right spirit. We did not want mere cleverness and dexterity.

We did not want a mere policy of expedience. We wanted men in politics like the late Duke of Dayon

P.shire, a man of high principle and steadfast courage and absolutely dis- interested patriotism. As far as he was concerned, even if he did not agree with all their views, he would Mr J. de D. Viel Mr 3. B. Van Wave-rather see men of that type in power

rea:

Mr & Mrs R. Kewley Meard Mrs Wester Mr F. L. Kirchner Mr W. Wyllie Mr & Mrs G. Lan- kamp and child

CARLTON HOTEL

July 27.

Shanghai, North Chins, Japan via Nagy- Mrs Allicon & child Mr & Mrs Huddies

saki, Honoluln, Canada, United Me F. Bahr

ton and family

Miss Keeley

States, Central and South Hr P. Eaverstock Mr L. Johnson America "EUROPE via SAN Mr C. Botley FRANCISCO Per TENYO Ke8. Bountif MABU. Begistration 9.45 a.m. Letter 10.20 %

FRIDAY, Ananet 28. Shanghai. North China, and Japan Tis Kobe-Per YOKOHAMA MARU, 10.01.

Mr E. Bountif

Miss J, Bountif Mr J. M. Bowen

MrP. Keogh

Mr D. Kerr Miss Hinsay

MLeonards Mr & Mrs F. E. Cameron Mr L. Livesey. Dr scd Mrs CappMr. Logan sed family Mr D. Mair

Swatow, Amor and Foochow --Per HAI-Me & Mrs Clarke Mr & Mr May while

HONG, 1 p.m.

#

Miss Coulson Mr H. Cunning

and family Mrs McCullum

-SUNDAY, August 16. Philippine Islands, Formes via Kes- lung, Shanghai, North China, Japan vis Mcji, Canada, *United States, Ugntral and South Americs, and "EUROPE via VICTORIA-Per TOYOHA- SHI MARU. Begistration 8.m. Letters 9 a.m.

MONDAY, August 16. Philippine Islands, Formoss vis Kee long, Shanghai, North Chins

Japan via Nagasaki, Canada, Miss F. Harrington United States, Central and Mr L. Hodgson South America and EUROFE Miss Holliman vis VICTORIA-Per KASHIMA Mr C. Holloway MARU, Registration 8.15 m. Mr & Mrs Van Horn Latters 9.30 Am. WEDNESDAY, August 18. Philippine Islands, Australia, and New

Mr and Mrs Dare Mr and Mrs Me-

Intosh Mr R. Davis

Mr & Mrs DennisonMr J. G. Melling Mr H. F. DenpistonMr J. Nilda Miss K. Desmond Mr A. Peterson Mr B. Emmanuel Mr O. A. Reinking

Mr M. Bisk Mr R. Evans

Mr C. J. Rooklerige Mr & Mrs Schulder Mr & Mrs Favis Miss V. Field

Mr A. Souza Mr L. Gilson

GordonMiss Souza Mr and Mrs

Mr & Mrs Spiers Mr. Gregory

Mr B. Standish Miss L. Grey

Miss Sattie Mr G. SwanSÖN → Miss Termon Mr A. Winam

Straits,

Japan

FRAK HOTEL

August 4.

Mr & Mrs B. Hantar Mr and Mrs J.

Jolly Mr B. W. Los Jones Bir Kilis Kadooria

Zestriad vis THURSDAY 18- LAND-For AKI MARU. E gistration 8.45 am. Letters Mr. Abraham 9.30 s.m.

Capt. Archer FRIDAY, August 20

M: Mrs Ashton Mr B. Blacking Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauriting, L. Mr. E. O. Bird Marquie South Africa, India vie Mr and Ms D. K. Dangankodi, Egypt. and EUROPE MARSEILLESTM

Ref

1030

Blair

Per BRIDZUOKA MARU, Mr and Mrs Booth

9.45 am. Letters Mr G. G. Bridger Mr J. G. Bridger Major and Mrs J.

-Carter Mr G.F. Carilla

SATURDAY, Angut £1.

The Chairman said it was evident that the Rock and Castle of Edinburgh would furnish the most appropriate site for the memorial, bitte

The Duke of Atholl explained that it was proposed to divide the Castle into two wards, the historic one and the modern one. The interior of the buildings could be turned into a should be reared a memorial to those shanghai, North China and Jayan Tia casket for their national history, and who, in the most terrible of all wars, trophies. The hospital would be went forth from Scotland, and shed adapted as a Military Museum; the their blood to bring honour to her Straits, Barracks could be improved, extername" pally to at seat: extent, and the

ternally it could be made a magni Among the foreign visitors in KEEP IT HANDY.

ficent Museuraef Antiquities. Canton during the last few days were MMEDIATE rabe 16 Decay in There would also be room there MJ.M.M. Achill, of New Zealand, attacks of diarrhoes, Chan for a great Museum Hall, within Messrs. Jose Matres, F. Lopez, T. Min's Colic sod Dishoes. Remedy shor Klways be on hindes for alle by All which loan collections could be Smith, T. Aury, Mrs., N. Nenairst-and

the foregoing *Major i Cassel of Hongkong. Chendista ned Storekaopurs-

via Nagami-Fer TANGO "ARU, 10 amLES TURSDAY, Angart 34. -

Kobe-Per TALBA MAHU, FRIDAY, September 3.

Mr H. O.- Kaspersen

Lt. King Mr H H. Kleins

minde

Mr Konkolevaky L.Me I A. Laing

Mr T..B, Lamborn- Mr. D. Lloyd

than he would trust the fortunes of the country to a clever man about whose principles he was in doubt. (Hear, hear.)

LABOUR NOT ONE PARTY-

Alluding to the Labour Party, e said that for many members of it he had a high and genuine respect, but- the difficulty about the Labour Party was that it was not one party, but at least two. There were some men among them, men of wide vision and moderate thought, who "might" well be trusted in any position responsibility, but there were others and, unfortunately, they seemed to have a very large share of the control of the Labour Party--to. whom he would not entrust the man agement of the smallest business.

The first plank in any political pro- gramme must be rigid economy. Whatever Government was in power, we must see that they really did try and save money. He was uneasy about the plan to spend millions in reclothing our soldiers. We had got to realise the truth of the old British proverb "You must cut your coat according to your cloth," as far as taxation was concerned,"

Mr D: F. Cuthill Mr La J. Deries Eng. Comdr.

Dawsom Mr. R. Dick Mr and Mrs F.

Dickie

W.

Mr and Mrs W.

Duggett Mr & Mrs

- Donean- Mr A. W. Eastman Mr G. E. Blems Mr G. Eveleigh Mra de Miss Farmer Mr. Y. Farmer Mr J. Varmer LA-Col. M. Gres Me and Mrs B. **Halo

C.MG, D.3.0. Capt. H. S. Mille- ME. H. Nott Mr Z. B., Fotter Mas Proten

J.Mr J. 6. Robinson MrK W. Roger Major& Mrs Sandera * Mr G. E. Sandstrom Jchabir 0, F. Savage

Mrs T.P. Shanzon Mr R. P. Ebaw Mr A. Findlay Frith Mr. H. Spicer Mira & Misa Stubbings Mr J. F. Swindells Mr and Ms S. » -- Byrots"

Miss Taylor Maj. Gen. F. Ventris Mr & Mrs J. van der

Wateren

Mr and Mrs T. WH. B. Logan Me B. C. Hale -

MrH.G. Marmara Me DELI Langreh

Mr H. H Webster Major Harding. Mr. and Mrs G.-E Mr C.J., Hellstrom Maarice Weile Dr and Me HoldertMz-A. Wilkinson Me Hollingsworth, MrH. P. Williama Mr. Hope Mr & Mrs Winfeld Mr and Mrs LK.Mr Marshall Wood

Holmen - Major B. E.-Young

Me B. N. Clark Mr P., Maitland ML. Hansen Mr & Mrs Cockburn Mis Medinsh Me U. EL Cole* Mr-&Mim McGregor Mr C. F. Cooper Mra Melrose poptt. Bangkok, Cerion, Mauritius, L. Mes Omack Miss M.Mominger Margues, South Africa,, India Capt. & Mrs Corson Capt. Monteith

Mr and Mrs 0. vi Dhanushkodi, E and Er Gozon

Morgan EUROPE ABSEILLES- Ve B. Crowley

Fer KAGA MARU. Regista MD. 0. H. Only Col. L.A. Richolson : Mr E. Howard

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by GEORGE WILLIAM. Printed and Published for THE CONCERN

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