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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND

PASSENGERS.

VESSELS DUE

TROM SKINGSEL.`

Nov. 3-LT. " RE K-RF. 1-B F

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(D. & Ca.) Africa Diward Antilochus-

Atrens.

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Elpenor.

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Dec. 6-BF.

1Q-P. & 13-RF. 19.-3. F. 19-R. F.

- F.

J. 3-B F.

A-B. F.

Nov.-X. Y. K.

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Tydens

Peleus. Telemachus.

Orestes. Dapers.

Agapeter.

Demodocus Romeo Alcineas Rector.

Rhesus-.. Licmedion

TKOM ZLEIN.

Shisen Alaru. Toyams Maru...

Shinsei Maro Xorata Tskads Japan.

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Dec. L-Ed

K-BLA 7-EF

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Jan B. F.

Nellore...

Kanowca

Kanowan

Tanda

Theseus. Sormati Memmor. Dilwin Decanda Fyrrhus

Să Albans.

Sicilia

Machaon

17. K. F.

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21.-P. & 0.

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Feb SP. & "

Delta.

18-P.&O.

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Nov. 16-B. Y. Dec-

FROM MANILA.

Ixion

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Talthybins

Jan 18-B F.

Feb 7-R F. 25-R F.

ARMY VERNACULAR.

WAR HABIT PERSISTS.

CHEMIST'S REMARKABLE DIRECTIONS.

An Australian pharmacist, writics in Smith's Weekly, describes how a colleague of his who had sésa muchí service during the war, found it diff. cult to discontinue in the pharmacy the sang phrases acquired in Egypt or France. "Sweet young things were told that their mixtures would be ready at the toot: others that their prescriptions. would be fixed up ig- gorec," and dyspeptic angels were Assured that Ponto's pills were 'Trezz beats. The last word in the matter AB was spoken a lew hours ago. elderly lady entered my establish! She was costumed in black) bombazine, and she wore a bonnet of 'jemimas She presented a. prescrip tion for an anti-spasmodic mixture. The directions ordained one tea- spoonful when the attack is about to Two hours later she remmed with the bottle and her clérgyuan. The clergyman showed

It read as follows:- jme the label.

One teaspoonful before hopping the bags.:**

mert.

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17.-B. P. 20.-B. F. IL-B. F.

15.-B. T.

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Tsushima Kara.

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ASSAULTING & COOLIE.

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JAIL FOR SHANGHAI FOREIGNER.

:

Everyone gets angry with the Chinese coolie at some time or an fother, and når a few have been guilty of striking him. Yet nothing but approval can be felt for the action of the Commissioner of the U. S Court for China in fining a defendant Gold | $20, imprisoning him for 10 days and ordering him to pay $10 compensa- tion to the coolie be had assaulted,! says the N D D. Ners. The on-l fortunate. Chinese bore sigës of having received a particularly bad beating, which undoubtedly weighed with the Court in, assessing the

The time has gone: punishment. when a foreigner could assault a Chinese with impunity. There ought never to have been such a time and its existence reflects no great credit on those who have indulged in the practice. As a means of emphasizing the warning that Mr. F. G. Schchl wave in his Court some time ago; the. sentence in question should serve its purpose and go a long way towards protecting the coole, whose ignorance and stupidity as aggravating factors cannot be denied, from that type of foreigner who on the slightest provocation vents his spleen on a practically defenceless Chinese.

CLAIM FOR CEMENT.

www

GREEN ISLAND C^'1⁄2 SUIT.

ADJOURNED UNTIL SATURDAY.

The bearing of the suit of the! Green Island Cement Company against Chit Shit, Hew, former manager of the King Wo Steamship! Company, for $5,600 for 1,000 cases of cement, which was set for yester- day afternoon in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Gompertz, was adjourned until Saturday, certain formalities not having been complied with. The defendant claims that he ordered the cement, în his capacity as manager of the steamship com- pany, for customers in Saigon

MANCHESTER WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Messrs. James F. Hutton & Co. Lrd. Manchester, report on Sept. 22nd.

Cotton itself has been rather steadier during the past week or so, in fact the Auctuations of Current Month American Cotton at Liverpool so far this month have not been much more than 50 points from the average. The supply of good grade cotton in Liverpool is very poor--- demand for same at present is poor but the available supply is still poorer and any revival of buying of good grade cotton would be hard to satisfy at the moment. Rather large pre- miems would soon have to be paid and would quickly show themselves on yarn and cloth prices. A steady market on a safer basis is what is required at present to restore i some sort of confidence in values. There has been no inprovement

direc

in

the situation to any tion and unless there

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SHANGHAI DIVORCE CASE.

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DECREE ABSOLUTE.

TEMPORARY ALIMONY GRANTED,

revival very soon. & considerable number of mills will be stopped for want of work. Just at the moment there is a dispute with the operatives in Oldham, practically 90% of the mills being closed through the workers coming out on strike. Ex- ployers individually are naturally

A decree of absolute divorce was rather disposed to welcome this granted by Judge C. S. Lobingier in a body the United States Court for China to enforced stoppage but as are threatening a

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

ABRATOON Y. APGAR & CO. Agents for Banco Nacional Ultrammerino, Maese, Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd International Petroleum Co., Ltd.

Tel: No. 332,

BRUNNER MOND & CO. LTD.

Alkali Maquilącturers.

general lock Mrs. Bertha Marie Bowman from Tel. 1630. 7, Queen's Rd. Central.

立

out if the dispute which is James A. Bowinan.

unofficial one is not settled quickly.

Messrs. Jernigan, Festenden and

HONGKONG.

Iron, Steel & Piece Goods.

CHIKA OVERSEAS TRADING CO.

(1913), LTD.

Yarns have been quoted dearer Rose represented the plaintiff and CHINA AGENCY & TRADING CÒ. ON" in Manchester, this week as a con Mr. F. I. Schuhl was appointed by sequence. These sectional strikes of the court to appear for the defendant. which there have been so many His appointment was in accordance Tel. 2143. 10, Queen's Rd. Central,- lately make business very difficult with a provision by which, in order where definite shipment has been to prevent collusion, the court is guaranteed, in fact it is impossible at authorized to designate a disinterested present to do this and cautious Mer attorney who shall appear for the importers and Exporters chants are refusing to do business defence at the expense of the party Tel. 1104. 18, Queen's Rd. Central.. unless some latitude in shipment time

at fault. can be given to cover these conting An interesting legal point arose encies which cannot be foreseen over the question of granting per The best that can be said of the manent alimoay. The petition asked cloth market is that it is rather less for no definite amount, requesting depressed, than it was last week only that plaintiff be granted such Tel. China marchants are asking for other relief as may, to this court stem prices of bleaching cloths; Calcutta mest and just." This, the court has made some low offers for grey maintained,

was not sufficiently and white Shirtings; Java and the definite. Though the court may Straits have done something while grant alimony at its discretion, there South America has bought some nice is another statute which limits the lines of printing cloths. The sum judgment that may be rendered upon total of the business done is however default of answer to the amount very small and probably the bulk has claimed in the summons or the relief Tel. been done by Merchants here who demanded in the complaint.

think the present is a good time to

No amount having been specified, buy and are backing their opinions the court therefore refused to grant by operating. We know that one of the plaintif permanent alimony. She

CHU KYOKU TRIDING CO. Importers and Exporters.

7, Queen's Rd. Central, 2108 and 2008.

Tel." 1678.

EDWARD MOW FUNG. Import & Export Merchant.

60, Des Vaur Rd. Cd..

E2 I.ONG KUL Photographic Suppliers.

2170, 80, Queen's Rd. Contral.

LAZARUS, N. Opticians

two firms have bought cloth specula was, however, awarded costs, counsel Tel. 2203. 28, Queen's Rd. Central tively and there is no denying the fees, and $375 temporary alimony to fact that cloth is cheap at present

The second conference of the

Associated British Chambers of Com

cover the fifteen weeks during which the case was pending.

The Hankow A.D.C., which re

and Sullivan's?

merce of China and Hongkong is to cently held its annual general meet: Tel. be held in Shanghai, November 3 tong, has decided to produce three 6: The British Chamber at Tientsia plays this season, including Gilbert will be represented by Micases. EW.

"Trial by Jury.” Last Carter, J. Harper and K. Wear way the most successful the club Moussey, and E. M/s Charge has ever had. D'Affaires, Mc R. H. Clive, CMO, and Mr. A. Rowe, CL, Commercial Secretary to the Legation have ac cepted invitations to attend,

Printed and

LOCK HING.

Curio Dealers.

33, Queen's Rd. Central,

·MUMEYA & SANO. Japanese Photographers. 254. 8, Queen's Rd, Centrst

STANLEY & CO., U. Importers and Exporters.

Tel. 989. 38-40. Queen's Rd. CH.

-THE CONCERNED BY GEORGE WILLIA

sen Street, Hongkon