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SHIPPING

HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO

STEAMERS.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BIPPINE

SHIPPING

O..

C. N.

OINT SERVICE OF THE HONGKONO, CANTON & MAOLO STRAMBOAT CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD,

CO., LTD, AND THE CRINA NAVIGATION CO. ETD

HONGKONG--CANTON LINE

Exilings-To Conton dally at 8 a.m. (Sundays oxcepted) and 10 pm. From Canton daily at 9 am (Sandaye excepted) and

othe

AMOY AND SHANGHAL. SWATOW AND SINGAPORE..................................Ecran SHANGHAI AND TSINGTAO, BOIHOW, PAKHOI & HAIPHONG.

(BARVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOAT 00., LTD. SWATOW AND BANGKOE

To

"

HONGKONG-MACAO LINE

Mayo-Dally at 8 am, and 5 p.m. (Sundays at i am only), Mam-Dally at St. and 2 p.m. (Sundaya at 6 pm, only

pangangamamama

| Further information may we obtained at the COMPANY'S OFFIcz, Botel Mansions.

or from Moses. Thos. Cook & Sox, Booking Agent, Hongkong.

DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD.

KEGULAR SAILINGS TO NEW YORK & BOSTON.

'

*

FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ.

88. "BOLTON CASTLE"....................................Sailing en or about fod August.

LLOYD TRIESTINO

TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING FOR LEVANT, BLACK SEA & DANUBE PORTE

FIOME having been re-opened for tradic, cargo is also accepted for this port

an through Bills of Lading.

FOR BRINDISI,

VENICE, AND TRIESTE.

Vis SINGAPORE, PENANG and COLOMBO.

LŠTITABO

BAILING BUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

STEAMERS

TO SAIL .................RUNNING ...........To-morrow at Sam.

Tomorrow at 10 am. July 16, at p.1. „KAITONO.......................July 19, at 96.0. KALGAN .............. July 18, at 10 am. SHANGHAI AND PUKOW

„ŠITE (ANG (July 19, at Noan. SHANGHAI

dermakna kukudya mtDOSCEOW.............. July 21 at Noon SHANGHAI AND TSINGTAO

CHIVAK July 13, at 4pm. SHANGHAI & PUKOW ................ SZECRUEN „......July 28, at Noon. SHANGHAI LINE-PASSENGERS, MAIL and CARGO, Kensilec- Baloou accommodation smidships. Blectric Fans in Saloon and Statet roma. Eguat schedalo service between Osakon, Hongkong, Shanghai (shrice workly) and Tringião (weekly), taking cargo on through Bills of Lading to all Frogues and Northern China Ports. Pawengnes are lauded in Shaarbal, arolding the taconvenience of transhipment at Wooning,

BANGKOK LINE-Weekly orries to and from Bangkok via Swałow.

For Freight or Pastags apply to-

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

463NTS.

Telephone No. 13.

ADMIRAL

TH

LINE

E-PACIFIC STEAMSHIPICOMPANY

Operating the following U.S. Shipplag Board Steamers

PASSENGER & FREIGHT SERVICE. For VICTORIA, B.C. AND `SEATTLE.

Calling Shanghai-Kobe-Yokohama.

LEAVE Baseroso. ARRIVE SEATTLE.

...Joly Sth.

...Ang 13th...

...Aug. 15th.

Sopt. 2nd.

...Sept. fad... * Sept. 22nd,

S.S.

9.6

WHEATLAND MONTANA SILVER STATE" SS." CROSSKRY: *

3.8, S.S.

KEYSTONE STATE" WENATCH LE " ...

8.3. CILICIA "

„Sailing on or about 19th August.

...Uct. Sad... ... Oct. 2204,

Cargo only.

FOR

SHANGHAI,

Calling Shangbai Kobe—Tokobama,

3.S. DOAXET **

faly 22nd.

8.5, "CILICIA "

Sailing end of July,

Calling Manila, Shanghai

..August 7th.

Fengers Luggage cat be insured at the office of the Agenta.

NATAL LINE OF,STEAMERS

Regular Passenger and Cargo Service, to SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS

FROM COLOMBO

9.5. UMEUZI”

..........Sailing about July 30th. Through Bills of Lading issued from Hongkong

for Freight or Casnige on any of the above Lines apply to im

DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

LONDON ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM & HAMBURG-Monthly direct

mervice vin Singapore and Port Said. ARGUN MARU......................

......Taesday, 13th July,

BUENOS AIRES-Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Durlas & Cape Towns Singapore.

Fatacoger Service.

TALOMA MARU.....

...........Friday, 15th July.

JOMBAY & COLOMBO-Regular forzightly service via SINGAPORE.

INDUS MARU....

Friday, 16th July.

BELI & BANGKOK VIA SAIGON & SINGAPORE-Regular Montaig

BOTICO.

KISHU MARU

Monday, 1st August. Excellent accommolation for 1st and 3rd class passengers, ITONEY & MELBOURNE-Monty servies taking carga là New Zealand and

Pacific Island

ŠIŠTORIA, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE & TACOMA-Vis £henzhai and Dairen-Begalar fortnightly passenger rrrvice caching at intermediate porta in Tapaa taking carga to OVERLAND POINTS US. in connection with Chicago Milwaukee and S. Faal Railway.

K

ARIZONA, MARU

Thursday, 21st July. *MANILA MARU ..... ........................................................ Tuesday,

EW YORK. Via PANAMA.

HAVANA HARG

JOW ORLEANS. Viz SUEZ. ETAN PORTS-Kobe direct.

F

JAVA HARU

2nd August

*Call Daire.

..............Sunday, 17th July.

Wednesday, 13th July.

ESELUNG via SWATOW & AMOY—These vieamers have excellent saxcamo- dation for 1st and 2nd class saloon passengers and will arrive at and depart from 40.5. E. hari near the Harbour Ofic AMAKUSA MAKU

ARAO via SWATOW and AMOT.

BOSHU MARU

Sonday, 17th July.

. For selling dates and further particolars plenus apply to

Fel No. 744 and 745.

FOR PORTLAND DIRECT,

8.S.MONTAGUE

Through Bills of Laling issced to Overland common point Passenger and Freight ticnlar.

THE ADMIRAL LINE,

Telephones 9177 & 2178.

5th Floor, Hotel Mansions

SERVICE TO UNITED

STATES

For NEW YORK and/or BOSTON.

Via Panama

"BELLFLOWER"

August 15th.

For freight space and particulars apply to:-

THE BARBER STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.

THE ADMIRAL

TELEPHONEL

2477 & 2478.

THE

AGENTS

ADMIRAL

LINE,

*TH FLOOK

HOTEL MANKIOMA.

LINE.

PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO.

REGULAR SERVICE

TO

SAIGON SINGAPORE—BATAVIA and other JAVA PORTS. PASSENGERS & FREIGHT. FOR SINGAPORE DIRECT,

........................................ Thursday, 14th Joly.

Y. YASUDA, Manager.

No. 1. Queen's Building.

CADABETTA.

NEW YORK DIRECT.

JOINT SERVICE OF THE

“BLUE FUNNEL" LINE

(DURAN 8.8. CO., LD, & CHINA MUTUAL AN, CO, ID)

AND

AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN LINE

(ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL 9.8, CO., LD.) SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG,

Miomancer procsed via Sana Chuil or Panema Canal st Owners option. Abject to change without nothr.

For freight and particulars apply to ́ÜTERFIELD & SWIRE or} THE BANK LINE, LD., HONGKONG,

NGKONG & CANTON

REI58(4, 00.,

UANTOR.

CHINA AUSTRALIA MAIL S. S. LINE.

AUSTRALIAN PORTS via MANILA & SANDAKAN..

**VICTORIA“ s.......................20th August.

Fesight and Pammage, apply to—

THE CHINA & AUSTRALIA B. B. 00., LTD.

nhone No. 2307

Agent 113, Consaght Road Central..

.......................................... sailing July 14th.

FREIGHT ONLY.

FOR SAIGON-SINGAPORE-JAVA PORTS,

LAKE ONAWA

sailing Aug 3rd. OPERATED FOR ACCOUNT OF VELS. BOARD.

OFFICES

LTH FLOGE, HOTEL MANBONE TELI RONE 2477 & 2478.

PASSLAGEE OFFICE

Ques's B's, 1 for Haver St.

NANYO YUSEN KAISHA

(The South Sea Mail 8.S. Co., Ltd.)

REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE.

BETWEEN

JAPAN, HONGKONG & JAVA,

Sailings subject to alteration.

TOĘ JAVA.

Ports of all:-Batavia, Samarang, Sperabaya, Macasar and Balikpapan.. 5.5. "MACASSAR MARU" ...Sailing on or about 28th July.

FOR JAPAN,

Ports of call:-Moji, Kobe, Osaka and Yokohama, S.S." SAMABANG MARU", Sailing on or about 26th July, All steamers have excellent passenger accommodations, and ars Btted with Electric Light, Fam and Wireless Telegraph.

For further information please apply to:

K. SUZUKI,

Queen a-Bood

WEDNESDAY, JULY 13. 1921.

CPOS

TRANS-PACIFIC

TRANS-ATLANTIS

HOME VIA CANADA.

Hongkong to England.

VIA SHANGHAI, Nagasaki, "(Mari) Ko

FRAME HANDKONG VANCOCTEA

PACIFIC STEAMER

E. Japan 3. Asia

E. Eusain

YOR MAMA, VANcoeven & MoșırIAL,

AFLANTIC STEAMER

Dux LIVERPOOL

Au 18 Aug 19

FRON

July 13 July 21

Aug. 18

Aug. 3 A, Sept. 6

E. France

*Monteagle

Aug. 23

B, France E. Britain Molita

Δεκ. 1: Ang. Is

Sept. 10

E. Asia

Sept. 15

Oct 3

E. Japan

Sept. 30

Ce. It

*. Franco krance

Sept. 23 Oct- 15

Sept. 16 Net. 1

'C'. 3

Oct. 18

Ook 13

Oct. 31

Victorian

Nor.411

B. Britain

Nav, ge

Nov. 20 Pec. 4

F. HUSKA

Sept 18

•Montargle Oct. 26 NOT. 19

Other "Atlantic Sailinge every few

(*ct 5

day to Liverpool, London, Sosthampton, Glasgow, Antwerp & Harre Allotment of accommodation on these steamers is held in Hongkong. Through reservations made and tickets issued hare. Early reservation nec asary.

Three Tram cantinental Traies Daily,

Stan and Sleeping Car Compartments & Drawlog Fores Canadian Parif. Hotels at Victoria, Vancouver, in the Rockies. Calgary, Manipeg. Montreal and Quebec. CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, LTD.

Hongkong Offer.

Telephonu $152.

Cable Addrem GACANPAC.

CHINA MAIL SS. CO., LTD./

NN U.KA.

FREIGÉTÍ AND PASSENGER STEAMERS

"NÁNKING

MILE" CHINA"

[AX UNSURPASSED HIGE CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE.

HONGKONG! to

SAN FRANCISCO

via Shanghai, Japan Ports and Honolala s.s." NILE"

S.S."NANKING 5:S. CHINA" July 17th

Aug. 9th

Sept. 9th HONGKONG to MANILA

5.6." NANKING "

Ang is 30th

HONGKONG to SINGAPORE

5.5. CHINA'

Jaly £3rd

FAST FREIGHT

8.8. "NILE" September 16th

SERVICE

Through Bill of Lading issued to all points in United States & Canals

Carco secepted on Throngh Eils of Lading for transhipment at San Francisco to weekly sailing, for principal Atlantic Porti

C. T. SORRIDGE, FREIGHT & PASSENGER AGENT, Parser's Burcorso, lez House STREET. Teatro, PATANGER DEPT TE FELIGHT DEPT. & ACEST

No. 1934.

*No. 2181.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

HONGLONG & SOUTH CHINA COAST PORT SERVION.

BULAR SERVICE of Fast, High Dino Court Bissingen haring good Accommodation for First Class Pomezgarn, Effenhets Light and Faas in Elmiarooms and Saloons. Excellens Cateine.

R

HAILBONG HAIKUNG HAICHING

SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW

AND RETURN

(Owapping to 10 Days)

SAFTALE

Capt. W. Cooper .............. | FRIDAY, Capt. W. 0. Fammore.... | TUESDAY, | Capt A. KL Stewart.......... ↑ FRIDAY,

SWATOW.

*ELFIE.

15th July, at I p.m. 19th July, at 1 p.m. 2ład July, at 1 p.m.

Arrivals and Departures from the Company's Wharf (near Binks Flor).

Tɔ FRIGHT and PASSAGE apply bom

Gmurai MmoGE).

J

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co.

AMÉRICAN & ORIENTAL LINE.

NEW YORK V SUEZ.

Babject to change without notice.

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE, INDIAN AFRICAN · · LINE.

Cargo carried on through Bills of Latiáz from HONGKONG la BE{RA, DELAGOA BAT. DUREAN (Sukal), 8397 LONDON. PORU AGIZABETH and JAPE TOWN direct or with transhipmmt at GALGUTTA and/or COLOMBO

For particulars apply to :---

THE BANK LINE, LTD.,

Maxamus AAIEN

“ELLERMAN” LINE (Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd.)

JAPAN, CHINA AND STRAITS

To

́UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT.

FOR PARTICULARS-OF, RAILINGS SHIPPERS ARE FREQUESTED TO APPROACH THEJUNDIRAIGNED

10

-- Bubject to change:wikkɔus noise.

THE BANK LINE, LTD.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

To the Editor of the "China Ma T

INDIAN PRONTIER FIGHT.

Simia, July 19th,

the

WE charge**

A communiqué states that a line re paring party was fred on at Palosing of June 29th. company of the Punjabis, with Lewis guns and an armoured car, was sent in pursuit from Jandola, bat was held up, and the British were forced to retire.

The retirement was carried out in an orderly enemy now strongly reinforced orced but was driven back by greaades, troops eventually reached Jandola, but wing to the close nature of the heavy ighting our casualties were heavy, in- cluding Lieut. Colonel Sherlock, Captain Schneider and fifteen Indians of other rauks led. One British officer and two Indians were wounded.

TRIAL OF WAR ORIMINALS.

Leipzig, July 12th. The tria of Submarine Lieutenants Ditumar and Boldo has begun on charges of murder and of firing at life-boats con- taining survivors from the hospital ship Lianderer Castle. The case differs from the previous trials in that the proceed- ings have been taken at the instance of the German Prosecutor.

The British Government only demand- ed the trial of Submarine Commander Patzia, who has filed, it is believed, un Danzig.

The German Prosentor, after examia- ing British evidence, ordered the arrest of Dittmar and Boldt. Thirteen British and 52 Gernina witnesses will be cum- moned, including Admiral von Troths. The British Mission. headed by the Soli- citor-General, Sir Ernest Pollock, is at tending the proceedings.

TREATY OF VERSAILLES.

PARIS, July 12th. Speaking in the Chamber of Deputies, on foreign policy, M. Briand declared that there will be no question of dispens- ing with the sanctions, until the Treaty bas been integrally fulfilled

SILESIAN TROUBLE. -

LONDON, July 12th.

A massage frem Warmw says that unrest in Upper Silesia continues, owing to roving bands terrifying many dis- tricts.

TEOZ YEAR EAST,

ATHENS, July 12th.

A message from Smyrna states that the Greeks have opened "an" cffcasive and, advancing rapidly, have occupied Hass Pasha, Agranos and Yenikeni. The National Bank of Greece has lent the Government 130 million drachase.

PARIR, July 12th. A message from Constantinople says that the Greeks advanced in the direc tion of Ismidt. The inhabitants of the town, aided by regular troops, ambush. ed and surrounded the Greeks, who tos 400 men. killed and wounded.

PACIFIC PROBLEMS..

Lonnor, July 12th.

It is zathoritatively declared that Mr. Lloyd George will go to Washington to attend the disarmament conference, which is expected to be held in the autumn. However, some Dominion Premiers [SY- our a preliminary conference before the Dominion Ministers depart to

the discuss Pacific

question,

particularly, because it is felt that this would pay the way to the disarmament conference at. Washing fit in with

tez.

Conceivably this may fit

President

Harding's

The official

iBank

President

in Lendonas of Japan

armiy

Harding's initiative and emphatically welganed the invitation

given to China Mr. Hughes, Premier of Australia, hail- ed the conference joyously, and declar ed that the renewal of the Anglo-Japan- Treaty in a form acceptable to all concerned was now on a fair way to realisation, and it all desire disarma- ment it must come.

Mr. Meighen (Canada) and Mr. Massey (New Zealand) expressed similar senti-

menta.

FARIS July 12th. Le Matin announces that M. Briand will personally attend the Washington Conference.

The journal says that France will not hesitate to associate herself with every effort to put an end to the ruineus com- petition in waval construction, but France will only be able to disarm mili- tarily if it is possible effectively to con trol Germany and Russia.

Paris, July 15th. The Government has accepted Presi- dent Harding's invitation to a disarma- mei conference.

THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

LADIES' GALLERY OPENED TO MEMBERS' WIVES. -

The House of Commons, from which since the threat of a Sinn Fein outrage, strangera hive been rigorously excluded except for a few distinguished visitors like the Aus- tralian cricketers, is now to be made little more accessible.

The Speaker on June 7 announced that after consulting the authorities he bad decided to open the Indies" gallery from Monday to the wives of members. Lady Astor suggested that distinguished overseas women should be allowed to enter the House and gave as an instance a distinguished lady from New Zealand who was now in England. The Speaker said that he had very carefully considered many similar cases but could not relax the restrictions further at the present time. Earl Winterton aug. gested the extension of the privilege to wives of members of the Dominions who were attending the Imperial Cabinet and the Speaker promised to camider the point