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SHIPPING

P. & O-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND),

HONGKONG HOTKI..

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June 10,

Mrs Amphlett Mi & C. Harris

THE CHINA MAIL.

Mr C. W. Andersen Mr G. 24. Eespa

J. H. Backbones ir J. Park Jackson in E R. Balica Mr C. D. Jackson Mrs C.-E. Benson Mr E. B. Eing Mr R. J. Irbeek Mr C. Knight ME: Black bin Mr and Mrs Mr N. Blumenthal Lauritsen Mr C A. Calkins. Mr J. W Chile MFF. Carman Miss G. Conkling

Mr W. V. Cuthbert,

Mr D. R. Davies Mr H. J. Eddo Mr H. Fersoe Mr W. Farley Mr D. Faper Mrs A Fraser Mr M. Gell

Mr H. D Law

Mr J. P. Lawrie Capt.. I. Maclay

BARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE PRINCE OF WALES AT

GIBRALTAR

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

„{Bavier's Service is the Ching Math)

انية

PROFESSOR ROXBY ON CHIN AE EDUCATION.

GIBRALTAR, June 17th.

LONDON, June 17th. On Saturday, the Benous arrived hers At a special maaionary conference, Ca six o'clock in the morning.

held at Swanwick, Professor Roxby who About ter n'clock H.R. The Prince had just arrived from China, said that of Wales landed, being met by General the education commission, of which he Smith Derrein, the Governor, with whom is a member, believed that a new be lunched. During the morning the portunity had arisen for still farther Prince of Wales made a tour of the rock developing Christian schools in China. and was particularly interested in the The ultimate evangelisation of China famcus galeries. In the afternoon he must come through the Chinese the played tennis.

selves.

Mr&Mrs Carriott Mr. La La Morticok

Dr J. Morison

Dr W. Roenskaum M: A. H. Rowe Capt. W.B. Spacks Mrs F. G. Berim

and son

Mr & Mrs Symonds Mr J. S. Thomson MrC. E Watkina

MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES Me and Ex W. A. Mr S Wiget

STRAITS, JAYI, BORMI CEFLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, KAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTA, AED -

+4

BEA. EGYPT EUROPE, &c.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. (Under Centract with H.M.. Government.)

Tops

From Bugskous (about)

Destination

2.100 | 21st June Massants, London & Alwerp.

3th July

2nd Aug.

"DELTA"

** KASHMIR"

5.841

"MIRZAPORE"

8,500

*SOTTOAN"

9th July

7,000

19th July

"KARMALA *

9,000

19 b July

"KASHGAR"

1,900

"SARDINIA"

16:53

"DEVANHA"

$,092

18th Aug. 30th Aug

*KOVARA"

16,850

11th Sept-

10518

27th Sept

11th Oct.

8,036

55th Oct.

sond 15,000

8th Nov.

2nd Nov

MACEDONIA “

"KALYAN

← KHYBER"

"DOSGOLA"

*NAGOTATM

do

Spore, Perang Colto & B'tay.

do. MAZSKILI KA, Loxtos & A'werp Bbay. Marseille, don Awerp

MARSPILLES, Lospos & A'werp.

do da

bay. Varsailles, L'den, Awern. MARSEILLES, LANDON & A'werp

do

do. do.

BRITISH INDIA-APCAR SAILINGS (South)

*GREGURY APCAR" 4,549.

20th June Calcutta vis gatere med* 1.at Lau pito. Fenang.

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS

*ARAFURA "

(South)

Madila, Thursday Islazd, 6,000 -8th July Cairns. Townsville, Brisbane,

Sydney & Melbourne. Frequent connections with The Union F.S. Co.'s steamers from Australia to The United Kingdom vis New Zealand, Varet uver, San Francisco etc, crper The New Zealand Shipping Co.'s vessels for fouthampton and Lordon via FapRDR

Canal.

SAILINGS

~ KARMALA "

* JANUS "

"SOUDAN"

JAPAN &

Fhangbri, Moji, Kobe and

TO

SHANGHAI

9,000

18th June

at D'light

4,594

th Joze

17,000

1st July

Yokohama.

Amoy, Phanghai and Kote. Shanghai only."

All dates are approximate 2nd subject to alteration without notice.

BJRFLFES TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.

Fasengers for Rangoon must defray their own Entel expenses at Singapore

#bile waiting for the en marrying steamer.

1st Saloon Passengers may travel by B.LS.N. Company's steamers between Fingapore and Calcutta Singapore and Madras in lieu of the section of their F. & O. Tickets Sins apore" to Colombo.

All Cabina are fitted with Electric Fase free of charge.

Farcels Measuring not more than 1 ft. x 2ft x 1 will be received at the Company's Office up to noon on the day previous to miling.

For Further Information, Pauage Fares, Frejahta, Handbooks, etc., apply to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Dea Yosur Road Central, HONGKONG

..

AIN G

Agents.

Co

LARGE STOCK OF SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS,

viz. Steel Ship Plates, Angles and Bars.

1

Also Shipchandlery Articles,

Teingbone No. 1116

T.

25, Wing Woo Street. "Centra:

K. K.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

Peduced Fare to Furoje T.8.0.890.30 First Class Throughout. HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISC0.

VIA SHANGHAI, THE INLAND SEA, JAPAN & HONOLULU

**THE PATHWAY OF THE SUN." STAMPRO

TONE.

LEAVE. MONGLURG. *TAIYO MARU

110,000 N

******* 100 une ilat. +SIBERIA MARU................................... 22,000....ly th 22,000 July 19th.

TEXTU MAR KOREA MARU

PER LA MARU

- $1,000........August 9th 10.80 a.m.

Calling at Keelung.

Calling at Dairec.

Calling at Keelung.

Calling at Dairen and omitting Shanghai.

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE, HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO.

VIA MANILA, KEELUNG, JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO ALINA CRUZ, BALBOA, CALLAO, MOLLENDO, ARICA AND IQUIQUE.

THENCE BY Thang-Andean Boute to BursŐK ÁTRES.

1058.

LEAVE HONGKONG. RAKUYO MAR 16,000..........

June 28th. +GINYO MARU... – 37,500-Sept. 5th. ANYO MARU................. 12,00)missesOct. St.

+Omit Manila.

For full information regarding passengers freight and sailings, apply tó --

Y. TSU18UMI, Manager; Kine's Puilding Tel. No. 2074 & 2375 Agents at Caston; Messra. T. E. GRIFFITH LTD.

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THE CHINA MAILS-

Apt. T. P. JI

Hannibal

REPPIAK

KAT MÖT.

Mr. Fear

Mr Porter Ness

Mr Jekkers

dr Dreward

Miss Farker Sess Mr Neuwist

MONDAY, JUNE 19,

3HIPP NG

N. Y. K.

KATEIROS BURTEOT TO · ALTERATION-

VICTORIA, SKATTLE & VANCOUVER via "Shanghai

Japan ports. Through bills of lading issued to all Ove land Common Pointa ir USA and Canada. SHIDZUOKA MARU(Calling King Mooday. MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via singaport &

TOKOHAMA MARU (calling Reelong Wednesday, 96th July, a$ 11 a. 3rd July, at ITS

MISELIMA MÁRU HABOZAKI MARU...

MATSUNK MARR-

Friday

13rd fine, at 11 AM Friday, 7th Joly, ad 17 CO

HAMBURG LONDON, ROTTERDAM & BRAKE VERPOOL visTM MARSEILLES & VAL NOIL. Tbenday, 4th July "SUR" GA” MAKU.........

Tuesday, Fisk July

&YDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila ko.

The Prince dined with Admiral Felly. after which he returned to the Renown, He declared that the Chinese, as the which having taken in cil, sailed for Plymost practical people in the world, would mouth at 11 o'clock. The Gibralter visit judge Christianity by its effect, and he by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales was naite deduced from this, that education must informal-(From Sir Herbert Bussell). henceforth not be an annexe, but must)

TANGO MARU become one of the essentials of mis-NEW YORK vis PANAMA.

YOSHINO MARU

THE PRINCE OF WALES RETURN HOME.

A great reception is being prepared for H.R.. The Prince of Wales arrival in London on 1st inst. It is expected that this will rival Princess Mary's wedding

sionary work.

DELAGOA MARU NEW YORK viz Sues,

Tuesday, The day,

- June at '] £35 18th July at 11 am

...Thursday, 12th, Juan

RIO DE JANEIRO, JANTOS & BUENOS AIRES via Capo BOMBAY„vis` Singapore & Colombo.

CEYLON, MARU

THE BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.

PARIS, June 17th. Mr and Mrs C. Mr&Mr Nickelson a demonstration of popular enthusiasm. Seine Correctional Tribunal, in respect CALCUTTA via Sngapore, Penang and Rangoon

N. Pernotte. interrogated before the Official details of the arrangements, to charges connected with the deal in state that in addition to Their Majesties taels and francs, to his alleged personalAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA, the King and Queen, Queen Alexandra and the rest of the Royal family. thoantage, and the detriment of the AKI MARU ..

Edgemate child

Sfr C. Fritz

Ar and Mr.

>ig Hart

3LF 1echrer

Mrs Liddell

Mr Erastt

and Mr and Mia Powris

Mr Schryver

Mr H. Stewart GeareMrs Theoboid

Mr R. F. Matting's

PALACE HOTE .

June 13. Capt. J. M. Anderson Mr J. Joaris

Mr and Mrs McCaw Me Curi Herz

and A. G. Mr. de B. Youre Blair

Mrs E. Bo't M. G. Bridd o Capt. T. Inwo MJ. C. Chan

Mr and Mrs F. D. welcoming the Prince of Wales at Pad

Tracey

dington will include the Premier, mom Mr Trevelyan bers of the Croite, Admiral Earl Beatty. Miss Wile

Earl Cavan. Air Marshal Sir Hugh Hoa. tague Trenchard, the High Commission ers, a representative of India, the Japan ee Ambassador, are a guard of honour furnished by the Welsh Guards,

H.M. The King HRB. The Prince of Wales, H. H. The Duke of York and HRH Prince Hents, escorted the hushold cavalry. will drive in pre by ression to Buckingham Palace, to which The Queen and other members of the Royal Family will return

privately HRH The Prince of Wales, after the completion of the ceremonics at Backing ham Palace, where the King's Guard and His Majesty's Indian Orderlies will be drawn up will drive in procession to St James Palace.

Mr A. E. Mortos Mr E. A. Marply Mrard Mrs J. B

"Oxberry" Get G. R. Perne

Ist e

Mr and Mrs W. F.

PR

ME. V. Das

Mr. R. P Davis Mr W. F. Gillespie

fr and Mrs 4.Mrs Russel

Jeels a

My T. 7. Sinc'air

PEAK HOTEL.

June 17. M1 and Mrs F. B. J. M; F. W, Gibbins

Madame Lottie Gors Adams Mr and Mrs J. L. don

Adams

Miss M. B. Ball Mr sed Kirs H. W.Capt. and Mrs R.

Allen

Hanneric Mr C. P. Anderson Major D. LHarding Mr and Mrs A. P.Lt Col and Mr

Ashton

S. F. Bevd

"MEXICO'S NATIONAL DEBTS.

NIW YORK, June 17th. The agreement regarding Mexico- debt is subject to the approval of with a face value of half-a-billion dollar President Obregon and covers securitie gold. The interest it appears, approxi mates #200,000,000.

Cash payments of current interes: begin on Jane ad 19 from a special fund to which will be paid the oil and export taxes, and the surcharge on the gross

from the receipts

national rail- way. All payments of back interest dr and Mrs H. G. Mr.A.. Hollings be waived, and overduc coupons will be

De and Mrs H.

Avelar

Baxter

deMr A & Hersee

Mr B. D. Adlard

worth

Mr Vivian Benjamin Rev. J. T. Holman

deposited with a trustee, and receipts

for the coupons will be amortized, with

Mai Mrs B. G.Mr and Mrs. Lout interest, over a period of time; this

Burch

Van Houten My R. E. 0. Fird Mr and Mrs à M. Mr C. W. E. Fishop Jacobs Miss L. A. Blair

We E. S.Booth Mr and Mrs G.

Bradan

31. J. Broen

fr J. R. Bridger

Mr J. F. Joseph Capt F. H.E. Lake

M.Mr W. E. Listimaz Mr R. McGregor Mr J. F. Kiler Mr G. Miskin

*

lation

arrangement hens practically a cancel

of part of the back interest. The Mexican railways will be promptly returned to private management, and the Mexican Government will assume all railway debts not already guaranteed by

it.

In order to give time for the full re- umption of all cash obligations, all classes of bond-holders will be required B.to agree to a temporary suspension of sinking fund rights, etc., for a period of five years.

Eng Capt. and rsr J. W. MOTRO H. B. Bridger Mr T. Mitchell

R. Bromwich Berg-Lt. & Mrs Afr W. A Batter-Mr A. Nicol Mr H Baie-

W. Nesbitt

field

Dr J. W. Nebie N.Capt. and Mrs G.O Bettervor h Olliver

A.Mrs. FL. Penn

Lt. Col. B. J.

Mr and Mr G.

Chadwick

Hon, Mr and Mrs 7

4r and Mrs T. W. L. PerLiDe

Church

Mr B W. Petey L.Major & Mrs F. H.

Philips

M and Mrs P. H. Chrive 550

Lt. and Mrs H

Mark

!

dra Cormack

H.Mr. Ritchie

Ir W. A. Cornell Mr L J. Davies

Mr.W. E. Eoberts Miss I. L. Robertson Mr J. T. Bobinson Mr R. P. Sha▼

Capt P. H. Davies Capt and Mr Ivar Cui W. Davy S.queland Eng Comir. W. Mrs and Miss Stub

L'AT:00

H. H.

Mr and Mrs JobaMr JF. Swindells

Duncan

Miss Vanel Mr. Eastman Mr W. Mr G. T. Eveleigh Webster Mrs and Mise Focles Mr Mario Wizet Capt. & Mra D.Mr C. M. Wil

Fec'es

Mr W. Woodward

M-Dentar Fuller Mr C. R. M. Yorng

NEW YORK, June 17th. The Mexican Secretary to the Treasury, Senor de la Huerta, has signed an agreement with the later- national Bankers' Committee, covering all phases of Mexico's external debt.

LENIN'S ILLNESS.

Loypos, June 17th

Ja official announcement from Moscow, confirms the statement that Lenin is opelled to withdraw from state busi nese, at least till the Autumn He is suffering from great fatigue and ag- gravated poisoning. The doctors, com sider his recovery possible.

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WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY SIGNALLING BILL.

LosDON, June 17th. The House of Commene, passed the second reading of the Wirdess Telegraphy Signalling Bil UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.Telegraphy set of 1904. Mr. Kellaway,

amending the

in introducing the Bill, said that woma THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE. form of control was necessary to prevent

GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

the chaos from the broadcast distribution of messages now prevailing in the United States. The following pnclaimed telegrams present 8,600 receiving and 400 transmit- He mentioned that up to the tre Iring at the afce of Theng licences had been issued. Great Northern Telegraph Company (Limited):-

Nagao Tenne Kichi Ichito Sen Eyaka Bakoze Mars, from Tokia

Yoshio c/o Stanyo Maru, from Moji. Captain Senzan Marucio Mitsui Bussan, from Kabe.

Tegetmeir Representing John Dicker- son Company, from Tientsin?

Raa Kremlin, from Ossia. Weum, from Shanghai

Yeung No. 4 Police Station, Bung hom, from Shanghai.

Guanjoo, from Amoy.

a

The Brening Standard states that the firms whom the Postmaster-General asked to formulate wireless broadcasting scheme, met yesterday. They were unable to reach an agreement, chiefy for finan anxious to listen in" are held up in cial reasons, hence the amaters who are definitely.

THE COST OF LIVING,

Lowbox, June 17th. The Labour Ministry statistics for the month of May, show that the cost of Yus Cheong-wing Ng Check-wing 1911. Compared with 61 per cent in living is still 80 per cent, above July, Des Voeux Road Central, from Shanghai. April, the foregoing figures compare

Pao Cheng Queen's Road West, from favourably Shanghai,

Mr. Ms Yun-hung 42 Bonham Road, from Shanghai.

Chuanbo, from Amcy.

Chungkee, from Ningpo. Youngling, from Osika, Tanatamine 60 Morrison Hill Road, from Shanghai.

Th. KRING,

Superintendent.

PARIS, June 17th.

The French Government Commission. reports that the cost of living in Faris is 217 per cent. higher than the pre-war

cost

FROHIBITION ON DE VALERA.

"Gładów, June 17th.--- The authorities have prohibited Mr. De Valera frou speaking in a Terused Fall on Sunday Mr. De Valers, has çan EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRALcelled bis speech-making visit to Scotland

at the week-end.

Hongkong, June 15, 1992,

· ASTA'&'CHINA TELEGRAPH CO..

E. E Telegraph Olhos Hongkong.

List of Unclaimed Telegrams lying in Isaac Haim Hongkong Hotel from Shanghai

Lee Eleanor Graham Repulse Bay, Hotel, from Santaberberscal

Pool Matilda Hospital, fmes Carnaz

M. E. F. AIREZ,

Beperintendent

Hongkong, June 15, 1952

BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months mothers 'shoqli „Watch for any unnatural lodse

ness of the child's-bowels- prompt attention, at; this trouble may be aroided. Colin and Diserboon Rame

Depended Chemists and

always

his banking transactions Banque Industrielle de Chine, defended that when he left early in last year, the He declares Banque was solvent.

M. Outrey, the Deputy in Indo-China (chiefly attributed the failure to the economic crisis, and stated that both Europeans and Indo-Chinese had the highest esteem for M. Pernotta.

Expert accountants thought that M. the ccaversion of his gratuity of 200.080 Permutte exceeded his right in ordering fraces, which was paid from Peking, though M Pemnotte was residing in France

SHADOWS BEFORE

COMING EVENTS ADVERTISED IN THE "MAIL"

ENTERTAINMENTS.

June 18.-Coronet Theatre: Man- Theatre: Woman-Marriage World "Someone must pay" Kowloon Theatre: Bebe Daniels in "You never can tel" and Larry Semon in **Between Acts."

June 19.-Kowloon Theatre: A. Calico Cinderella Dance.

PUBLIC AUCTION SALES.

June 19.- Lammert Bros., stamps. Hongkong, Great Britain and Colonials (including Hongkong 96 cente Brown). Sales Rooms, 5 g..

June 20.- Lammert Bros, the s.5. "Kam Ma." lying off Samshuipo. Sale rooms, 3pm.

Jane 20-Bugtas and Hongh: Teakwood and blackwood furniture, bedsteada, earpets etc., at Sales Rooma; 2.30 p.m.

June 22.-Hughes and Hough, 500, books, Sale Roome, 11 s.m

KEETINGS.

G

June 19.--Water Polo Association, at V.B.C., 6 p.m.

#

June 20.-Meeting to discuss forma tion of St. David's Society, Messrs. Harry Wicking & Co.'s Offices, 630 P..

SPORTING EVENTS.

Monday, 28th June.

MORIOKA HARU...............Friday, 2nd June.

Friday, 14th July, at II a.

Saturday, 17th June Saturday, 17th June. ...Teenday, soth Juno-ná 11 m)

SHANGHAL KOP

YAMAGATA HEA LINA MARIT HARUNA

Yer tat

YOKOHAMA

Telephone Na 293 & 293. · NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

* KAMIET

VEREENIGDE NEDERLANDSCHE

SCHEEPVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (United Netherlands Navigation Company.)

HOLLAND-008T AZIE LIJN (Holland East Asia Lê-).

(Members of the Straits, China & Japan Conferences)

Regular monthly service between YOKOHAMA, KOBE DAIREN, SHANGHAL HONGRONG

AMSTERDAM,

Steamers.

"ZOSKA"

*** BLUBIGAN'

ANILA

AND

BOTTERDAM, BLAMBORG,

BREMEN.

For

Stilig on or shout

** OUDERKERE"...Bctiedam, Amsterdam. Hamburg & Bremen. th June *OLDEKERE*Amsterdam Rottenben, Hamburg & Basaren...ed July

Botzaidam, Amsterdam, Hamborg & Bremm...nd áng. ...Amsternam, Rotterdam, Hamburg & Breton at Sept.-

· GEMUS.” —- ...Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg Bremen 9th Oct.

For full particular-please apply to

JAVA CHINA JAPAN LAN,

Telephone No. 1574.

Jeneral Agents,

York Building-

JAVA-PACIFIC LINE

OF THE

JAVA - CHINA-JAPAN LUT

Expected

Will leave on or about on or about

11

Steamer.

From

The steamers are all fitted throughout with electric light and are woonmmodation for a limited pumber of icon-passengers.

All steamers carry a duly qualified argen..

Cargo taken on through Billa of Lading to all Overlandi Polata to the United States of Americs and Canada.

For Particulars of Freight Parage apply to the

Jaly & Jockey Club extra gym- thena

Telephons No. 1176.

SAFE, SURE, ALWAYS CURES,

To not safer from erstop cole or pain in the stomach when Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy goes to the right. spot and gives immediate relief." You cannot afford to be without it if you are subject to attacks of this kind. For le by all Chemists and Storskeepers

SHIPBUILDEES. SHIP REPAIRERS, BOILER MAKERS.. FORGE MASTERS,

OXY-ACETYLENE, AND ELECTRIC WELDERS.

MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL

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Tork Buildion.

THE WING CHECNG MOTOR BOAT 00, Fast and Comfortable Motor Boats de luze. For hire and for sale. Picnic Parties, and Passe

gem carried to Kowloon Vesnals in harbour,

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Manager. Lokam.

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7.

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