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SHIPPING

KONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS.

DIST SERVIDE OF THE HONGKONO, CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOAT

00, LTD. AND THE CHINA NAVIGATION 00, 5TD

HONGKONG-CANTON LINE Sallings:- Cantas dally at 9 am, and 10 pm. (Sundays 10 pm. only! From Canton dally at 6 s.m. and 5 pm (Sundays 3 p.m. only)

SERVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON & MADAO STEAMBOAT CO., LTD, HONGKONG-MAÇÃO LINE

only) at 5 pa ozifi

·∙Sailing To Macao-Dally at 8 a.. and 2 p.m. (Sundays at 8 From Xaco-Dally at′′ & 1.0 and 2 pm. (Sunda

Farther ofmation may be obtained at the Courant's Office & Des Vizax Road Central, Misers. The Cook & Sos, or the America Express Company, Bougiong.

DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD.

NEW YORK BERTH

FOR NEW YORK AND RESTON - TIA SUEZ.

P.S. "WRAY CASTLE",

...... Tailias on or about 15th May.

LLOYD TRIESTINO

TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH, BILLS OF LADING.

FOR LEVANT, BLACK SEA & DANUBE PORTS FTUME haviaxen re-opened for trafic, cargo is also accepted for this port

an through Bills of Twiited

AS "TRIESTE S.SVENETIA

FOR

SHANGHAI,

Sailing early in Mar. ......Saing en rabat 4th June.

FOR BRINDISI, ̈VENICE, AND TRIESTE!

SR. PRSTA "

AS "TRIESTE ”.... ....- - -

S.S.

VENENIA

„Sailing en er about 19th May. „Sulting end of May.

2nd half of June.

Fagers' Lozzagz ens be insured at the office of the Agents

NATAL

LINE OF STEAMERS

Regular Passenzer and Cargo Service

FROM CALCUTTA TO SOUTH

8.5. “UMONA"

AFRICAN PORTS

...Sailing about the end of April.

Through Mills of Lading issted from Hongkong

For Fright or Passage on any of the above Liner apply to :-

DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA. FAILINGS $30K HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

LONDON ANTWERP & HAMBURG, MARSEILLES-Monthly direct

service vit Sinexporr në Port Sa62.

ALPA MARU

...Thursday, 18: May

BUENOS AIRES- Bio, WeJaneire, Sazice, Durban & Cape Town ris Saigon and

BEMBAY & COLOMBO-regtiz: 'lozzightly service via SINGAPORE,

DETA & BANGKOK, FIN SAIGON & SINGAPORE-Regular Monthly

Sinvert.

Esencer Service.

SEATTLE MARO

Thursday, 13th May

MALAY MARTTM

Thursday, 13th May

BUSHO MARUT.

Thursday, 4th Mar

Thursday, 15th May

PASSENGER service.

CALCUTTA.-Foruightly service via Singapore, Penang and Dangom

SEIKAI MAR

VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE & TACOMA-Vis Shanghai and Baizen-Taking cargo to OVERLAND POINTS USA Canada. ARIZONA MARU (omit. Shanghai)......................... MANILA MARU

NEW YORK. Vis PANAMA.

AMOR MARU

**W ORLEANS. Via SUEZ.

CELEBES MASU

.

THE CHINA MAIL.

SHIPPING

CANADIAN PACIFIC

STEAMSHIPS

LIMITED

REDUCED FARES TO ENGLAND FIRST CLASS THROUGHOUT

EMPRESS OF CANADA. EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA

EXPRESS OF ASTA EMPRESS OF RUSSIA.

CONNECTING WITH

EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND. EMPRESS OF FRANCE

$620.50 GOLD

Lower Berth in First Class Shaping Car across Canada $25.60 extra.

SECOND CLASS $41284 GOLD Lower Berth in Tourist Car seroas Canada $12.80 “extra.

THREE CANADIAN PACIFIC TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS DAILY.

CANADIAN PACIFIC HOTELS ALL OVER CANADA.

"CANADIAN PACIFIC THROUGHOUT" Hongkong Office, Telephone 7 Cable Address GACANPAC

CHINA MAIL S.S.

CO.,

*LTD.

(INCORPORATED IN USL)

OPERATING FAST FRENET AND PASSENGEE STEAMERS

"NANKING" "CHINA" "GORJISTAN

ALMERIA'

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE.

Trans-Pacific Service.

"

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI,

TOKOHAMA AND HONOLULU.

SS.

(1

VANKINGTM

May 30th.

S.S. CHINA July 6th.

Java Service

HONGKONG TO AMOY, SINGAPORE AND JAVA PORTS.

SS. "GORJISTAN"

May 5th.

S.S. ALMERIATM

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE Through Bill of Lading intel »> il piata in Dzise! Bates & Curia Car accepted on Through Eill, of Lading for tearchienen u San Frsace to weakly mailings for principal Athalie Por

C. T. STAGE, GENERAL ACEST PRINCE's BUILDING, TELEPHONE, PASSENGER DEPT,

No. 1834.

ICE HOUSE STELLE. TEL FANGET DEFT. & AGENT.

No. 2181

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

KONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA COAST PORT SERVICE. DEGUSLE SERVICE of Fash, High Class Cost Beamere having good commodation for Flext Class Prengste Elachelo Tight and Fans in Sexterooms and Saloons. Excellent Cuisine.

SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW.

AND EETURN. (Owenpying 9 to

10 Days)

CAPTLIX

Capt. J. S. Thomson

| FRIDAY.

Friday,

Pauanus co-acute mezua, Friday,

5th May

5th May.

Tuesday, 18th May.

Thursday, 11th May.

GRATING.

HAICHING HAIHONG

| Capt. W. D. Passmore. THURSDAY,

5th May at 1 P.3. 11th May st 1 Pat

APAN PORTS-Kobe & Yokohama vís Shanghai.

ATLAS MARU.......................

XESLUKG vin SWATOW & AMOY.

AVARCSA MARU

TAKAO via SWATOW and AMOY.

SOSHU MAEU

Sunday, 7th May.

.......................Thursday, 4th.May.

Par miling dates and further particulars please apply tɔ-

Y. YASUDA, Manager..

No. 1. Queen's Balding.

NEW YORK DIRECT.

JOINT SERVICE OF THE

"BLUE FUNNEL" LINE (COLAN 28. 00., LD. & CHINA MUTUAL EN, 00., LD.)

AND

AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN LINE CELLERMAN & BUCKNALL ES: 00, LD.) --

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG. SS. "KARROU"

...ria Suez Canal......

10th May. S.8. "BELLEROPHON ..........ria Suez Cans!...............................10th May, SSERYADES! ...........via Suez Canal.......................20th May. 8.8 DEUCALION” .via Suez Car-L....... 8th June. Steamers procsed via Bugs Cazal or Panama Canal at Owners' Subject to change without notice.

For freight and particulars apply to

ALI

BUTZARJIELD & SWIKE « THE BANK LINE, ZD., HONGKONG,

(JOHN IWIER & SONS, LTD.). *UNGEORG ★ CANTON

C

יד

REISS & 004

JAFTON.

THE KWONG HIP LUNG CO., LTD.

EROINFEES 1,8HIPBUILDERS, 'POILER-MAKERS, BRAZA #34 IBON - FOUNDESS, WI work done in this astahillahment Ja guzzazioed. We havu Sursa tiedrty years” empenanas. We own two Rllyways and owe sooommmodsas any deuts

* 400 fark long-

Teen Offer: Bi, Coxxavory Road Curruit, Hongkong. Shippud : Sham-So! Po, Kowloon, Hongkong, “Hanimalsna kuzuished en application, i

April 1, 1913

Telephone No. 153, Talaghone 26. 2.

SWATOW.

Azzivals and Departarea from the Company's Wharf (oest Blake Flor).

To FREIGHT and PASSAGE apply to—

General, at magers,

DOUGLAS LAFRAÏK & 00.

AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE.

NEW YORK VIA SUEZ

Babject to change without notice.

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE, INDIAN

AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo carried on through Bills of Lading from HOYBKOSG is HEIRA, ORGAGJA BAY. DURBAN (NOJA RAST LONDON PORT ELIZABETE and DAFB TOWS direct or with sewashipment aå JALOUTTA Radfor COLOMBO,

For particulars apply, so :--

THE BANK LINE, LTD.,

MAZARING ACTIE,

"ELLERMAN" LINE (Ellerman & Bucknall 8.8. Co., Ltd.)

FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE. OUTWARDS.

HOMEWARDZ.

5.8. “ CITY OF CALCUTTA 5th May Marsailles, Loudon, Duskirk,

and Antwerp. 21. «CITY OF FEKIN"......) 19th May, and Hambar

Londen. Dankirk, Botterdam Subject to change without notice.

For particular of freight and pangs zaten apply to s

THE BANK LINE, LIT.

On le 12185 à On. Cezion

SHIPPING

O. N. C.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1922.

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

Fox

SAILING SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

SWATOW AND BANGKOK...

'TO ELIC „EWANOCHÓW „Tomorrow 4 pm. AKOT, SHANGHAI AND TSINGTAO.............ŠINKANG weMay 4th 4 jam. WEIHAIWEL, CHEFOO & TIENTSIN...............KTRICHOW.........May

4th p SWATOW AND SHANGHAI,

Sth 4 pm.

6th Nor

SWATOW, SHANGHAI AND TSING SHANGHAI

PAKHOT & HAIPHONG

SWATOW AND BANGKOK

SWATOW AND SINGAPORE

CHEFOO AND NEWCAWANG

~LUCZOW ............day

,LIANGONOW.........Ma

May

KINGYCAN

8th p

Sth 10 m. 9th 11.0.

„KIANGST... May 9th 11. CRIALI ***..........kay · 10th_ 4 p.m. SHANGHAI LINE-PASSENGERS, MAIL and CARGO, Szoment faloon, socommodation amidships. Kloctric Food in Saloon and State Hongkong, Shangbai Rozalar schedania service betwem Osalon, (thrice weekly) and Thingias (weekly), taking cargo on through Bills of Lading all Trogate and Northara China Parts. Passengers are landed in Shangtal, waliing the inconvenisum of transhipment at Woosing.

TOOMS.

BANGKOK LINK-Weekly Savion to and from Bangkok vie Swatow,

For Freight or Famage apply to—

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, (John Swire & Sons Ltd.)

AGENTS.

it

Telephone No. 3

STRUTHERS & BARRY.

MANAGING AGENTS:-UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD.

EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE.

TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT ROUTE. **Dewey'

**West Prospect '

++

Due Hongkong 19th May. Leave Hongkong 15th May.

Dae Hongkong 11th June, Leare Hongkong 13th June. CARGO ACCEPTED FOR TRANSHIPMENT AT SAN FRANCISCO TO WREELY SAILINGS FOR ATLANTIC SEABOARD FORTS. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED TO U.S. AND CANADIAN OVERLAND POINTS.

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TO MANILA, SAIG ON, SINGAPORE, SOURABAYA, SAMARANG AND BATAVIA.

"West OrowA". —.

“West Fara'on*....

Die Hongkong

In port. 2ni. May. Leire Bongkong

Dae Hongkong 24th May, Leave Hongkong 26th May...

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED TO ALL PORTS NOT SERVED.

FOR FULL INFORMATION APPLE TO .

STRUTHERS & BARRY.

LEVERET.

General Agent lar JAPAN-CHINA-PHILIPPINES. INDO-CHINA-STRAFTS AND JAVA-

1st Floor, Powell's Building,

For a 3008.

G. P. BRADFORD, Bes-ågent.

KERR STEAMSHIP CO., INC. Service to NEW YORK, via Panama Canal.

For MANILA and NEW YORK, S.S. "BLOSSOM HEATH," Sailing on or about Thursday 4th May,

For Freight and further particulars, apply to

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

Agents

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE

M/V "MUSSTERLAND”.....l.ading about 10th May 192%

far

Rotterdam, Hamburg, etc

For space please apply --

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & CO., LTD.,

Ia, Chater Road. Canton-Carlowits & Co.

Phone 1590.

Mroso-▲ ▲ de Mello.

THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LTD., COPENHAGEN.

The M/S "MALAYA” will be loading for Dunkirk, Rotterdam, Amsterdam. Hamburg. Copenhagen and other Scandinavian ports. about 7th June

Will leave for above ports

on or about

Further sailings:-

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Expected on

or about

20th May

17th June.

10th June

26th June

24th July

.8.. S. "TRANSVAAL”

M.S."JAVA M.S."PERO”

M. S. "APEIKA"

Eubject to change without notice.

18th July.

-1st August

1st September.

For further particulars please apply to

MANNERS & BACKHOUSE, LID,

Agents

THE WING CHEUNG MOTOR BOAT CO.,

Fast and Comfortable Motor Bostä de luxe. For hire and for sale. Picnic Parties, and Fasson- gers carried to Karlson

MODERATE TERMS.

"T1-3124. fice: 16 Arton St, Waoshai. Manager-Lotam.

BARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Renter's Service to: Ike Ekina MailF

JAPAN'S MORPHINE IMPORTS.

GENITA, May 1st, Fuller repcrts by mail from the League of Nations Opium Conference at Geneva, shew that Sir Jche Jordan congratulated Japan on the frankness and honesty of the Egures regarding morphine imports, which the has given to the commission. He asked what had happened to over $3,000 pounds of morphine imported into Japan in 1920, in addition to the 7,533 pounds manufactured in Japan and the 6,013 pounds predated in Formosa

The Japanese representative frankly declared that much was undoubtedly illi citly smuggled into China, but said that new and very thorough legislation, follow ed by strict administrative_action, „is being enforced by Japan. The diminu tion and complete control of the traffic were being attempted by Japan in an honest effort to do her duty as a signa tory to the Hague Convention.

Sir John Jordas declared that mor- phine captured in China bore labels from Lendor. America and Japan

The commission recognised that America and Britain had also sinned against

China by exporting of which was

transhipped at Kobe

the Japanese Customs, and smuggled into China, but new legislation in Britain and the Coited States. Erting into this Japanese system, meat rapidly reduce the supplies.

Strong criticism was expressed againsă Switzerland, both in regard to standing austide the commission, and bring the largest exporter of cocaine in the world: exporting over 3.000 pounds in 1990 and in addition 4,963 pounds of morphine to Japan

IRISH BANK

Losos, May 1st." The Anti-Treaty Inezalars resterday raided fourteen branches of the Back of Ireland in various parts of Ireland and took £30,000, giving receipts. The banks

concerned are insured with English com

railway as in Tipperary have ber

tora up, bridges destroyed and tele- graphs est.

A Manifyrto jointly signed by the leaders of the prxtreaty and aLti-

forces, including "Mr. Collins and three members of the Rebel Execu tive, bes brez

appealing for an all-round closing of the ranks in order to avert the calamity of a confich and advising the unification of forces, based on the acceptance of the fact that the majority of the people are willing to accept the Treaty and an election with the view of forming a Government having the confidence of the whole country.

GENOA..

GENOA, May 1. Japan has asked to be included in the scope of the Ecozomie Commission's re- solations, and to participate in the world economic reconstruction. The draft clauses of the Note to the Russians have completed and will be presented this afternoOD.

been

The Mixed Arbitral Commission preside ed over by a zomince of the President of the United States Supreme Court, will adjudicate on all matters relating to Foreign bordholders, and compensation for private property. In the event of failure an effort will be made to reach a direct agreement.

OPIUM COMMISNON.

Loxox, May 1st. Mr. Chao Hain-chu has retarted to London from General

BUDGET CRITICISED

LONDON, May 1st. The Financial Budget has been greeted with a certain amount of satisfaction by the morning papers, which, however, are far from enthusiastic, "and freely voice criticisms.

Robert Horne point out that Sir

statement did not con-

tain any surprises, and it is declared that concessions to the tax-payers are not made out cf. real surplus. but by partly suspending the Sibong

Fund and partly

by

borrowing. Th's

is declared in some

quarters to be unsound finance, a

leaves the country's capital responsibilities to take care of thema-Ives.

The Gortrament's

economics 15 cp dure.

to effect real

It is suggeste

that the Budget is framed on the

Micawber

practice, and after the tax-

payers' sacrifices, it

The ces pleases nobody.

Labour Organ alleges that the Budget constitutes a series of concessions to the rich. Broadly, taxation reductions are welcomed, and the view i

expressed

that the money can be more profitably. spent in fostering trade than in paying off liabilities which are not urgent.

CHINA'S WAR

TIENTSIN, May 2nd. General Chang Two-lin was yesterday afternoon rushing reinforcements to the front. The North China Star's specia! correspondent returned last night from Machang. He reports that yesterday the Fengtien forces were held up on the terri.. tory west of Putcho, but they still beld the bridge-heads thereaf

LONDON, May ut. The Westminster Gazette Washington correspondent thinks the despatch of the United States warships to North China ports, and the reinforcement of the slen der United States forest in North China reveal that a belief in held that the pali- tical disintegration of the Peking Govern- ment is proceeding rapidly. No proofs are advanced, but it is said in Washingten with increasing frequency and emphasTE that all these distressing developinenta spring from Japanese intrigues.

·JAPÁN AND THE FAR EASTERN

REPUBLIC...

LONDON, May 1st.

In the Hse of Commons, Mr. Ammon (the newly elected Labour candidate) drew attention to what he described as the Japances offensive against the Far Eastern Repablie and declared that this did not conform to the Japanese pros at the Washington Conference to with draw troops. He asked what protest the Government intended. Mr. J. Parker re plied, that the Gorelament did not pro- pose to take any detinn.