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SHIPPING

CANTON STEAMERS.

JUT BERVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON & MAŬLO STEAMBOAT 09., UTO, AND THE CHINA NAVIGATION 00., LTD,

HONGKONG-CANTON LINE

SingeTo Canton dally as 8 s.m. from Uinson daily at 8 am

and 10 p.m.'(Sandays 10 pm, only) and 5 p.m. (Sundays 6 p.m. only)

T

ERVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON & MAOAO STEAMBOAT 00., LTD. HONGKONG-MACAO LINE

Sailings --To Macso-Dally at 6.a.mand 2 p.m. (Bundays at 8 am, only) From Bao-Dally at Ha.mánd 2 p.m. (Sundays at 5 p.m. only).

Further Information may be obtained at the Company's Omg, Dos Von

Road Central, Mesane. Tros Cook & Son, or the American Expresa Company, Hongkong,

DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD

NEW YORK BARTH

FOR NEW YORK AND BOSTON

8.5, "DACRE CASTLE”................................Sailing middle of Soptember,

LLOYD TRIESTINO

TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH, BILLS OF LADING FOR LEVANT, BLACK SEA & DANURK PORTS,

FIUME having been re-opened for traffe, cargojie also sccepted for this port on sbrough Bills of Lading.

FOR

FOR SHANGHAI,

kubiosaminase.Eailing on or about 19th August.

8.8. "TRACIA " ze

8.8. "PERSIA "

BRINDISI,

5.8. "TRACIA"

8.3. "PERSIA "

..Bailing on or about 15th September. VENICE, AND TRIESTE.

Bailing on or about 5th Sept. ..........................Sailing on or about t9th Sept.

Prerengers" Luggags can be insured at the office of the Agents.

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS

Regular Passenger and Cargo Service FROM CALOUTTA TOTM SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS

8.8. "UMONA"....Sailing 30th August.

Through Bill of Lading ised from Hongkong.

For Freight or facsgo on any of the above Lines apply to:-

· DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA. JAILINGS FROM HONGKONG BUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

LONDON ANTWERP & HADBURG, MARSEILLES-Bonthly direct

Brvice in Singapore rud Port Said.

ARGUN MARE..

LONDON MARU

Monday, 14th August ....Saturday, 16th Sept.

(Taking pas ongets to Europe) B.TNOS AIRES-Rio, 1 Janeiro, Santos, Mnuitius Durhan & Cape Town vis

Singapor. Fusenger Service.

CANADA' MARU maten se ....................Tuesday, 22nd August BOMBAY & COLOMBO-- #egular fornightly service via SINGAPORE.

JAVA MARU'

.....Thursday, 24th August DEL & BANGKOK Via BÁIGON & SINGAPORE---Regular Monthly

PASSENGER service.

BUSNO MARU

............................................Friday, 1st September

JALCUTTA.-Fortnightly service via Singapore, Rangoon,

KOSHU MARU

.........Thursday, 14th Aug. VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, SEATTLE & TACOMA-Vis banghal and Tsirec-Teking care to OVERLAND JOINTS UBA. Canada. Passenger Service.

AFRICA MAKU... .......................................................................... Tuesday, 22nd Aug.

NEW YORK, Vis PANAMA.

HAVANA MARU.

NEW ORLEANS. Vis SUEZ.

SUMATEA MARU

JAPAN POR19-Kobe & Yokohama via Shanghai.

ALTAI MARU

Tuesday, 12th September.

...Thursday, 28th Fept.

Surday,

3rd Sept.

IZJI UNG vin 2WATOW & AMOY, Thers steag ers have sxcellent ac-

con modation for 1st and 2nd class saloon passengers, KIAJO MARU.....

and

AMAKUSA MAR..........

TARAD via SWATOW and AMOT,

BORHU MARU

Every Sunday.

.........................................Thursday, -24th Aug, Pagjailing dates and further particulars please apply to

dat, No. 4090,

Y. YASUDA, Manager.

No. 1. Queen's Building.

BOSTON & NEW YORK.

JOINT SERVICE OF THE

BLUE FUNNEL" LINE (OCEAN ÉB, 00, LD, & CHINA MUTUAL IN. CO., LD)

AND

AMERICAN & MANCHURIAN LINE

(ELLERMAN & BUCKNALY 88, 00, IN.) ·

SAILINGS FROM ·HONGKONG

Canal ..............vi ('8ner Canal..

16. “TELEMAO0U8” že vivia Bo

8.8. CITY OF BAGDAD" Suez Canal.....

CITY OF LINCOLN

15th August

AB

25. * TITAN **äpipercolestética

.16th August. 5th Septe. ..16th Septt.

Option

..via Scoz Ünnal........... cd prooood Tia Spes Osnal or Panama Canal at Owners' Subject to change without notice,

For freight and partloniare apply to

JUPTERFINED & SWIRE ́or THE BANK LINE, LA, HONGKONG

-¿(JOHE SWIRE & BONS, LAB.)

KOLOKUNG & CANTON,

REISS & CO.,

JAFTON,

THE KWONG HIP LUNG CO., LTD.

AÑOINEERS aut SHIPBUILDERS, BOILER-MAKERS, BB488 μnd IRON -

FOUNDEES. All work done in this arieblichmani u guszuzbood." We bare Covey thirty years' experience. We owɑ kwa Allpways sodi mu nesomunodais say dati

How to: 61, Connauras Road Garmai, Hongkong. Telephone No. 669, Skipyard : Khum-8ni-Po, Korloos, Hongkong,

''Kastma'na furnished'on appliasson,

Héinkong, April 1, 1918-

THE CHINA MAIL.

SHIPPING

CANADIANA PACIFIC

STEAMSHIPS

LIMITED

HOME VIA CANADA

Hongkong to England.

VÍA SHANGHAI, NAvanaxi, Konk, Yokohama) VamoQoyan & Montanals.

From. AL John.

From Due Hongkong. VanoON TET,

Due Kingland,

B/Australia Aug. 24

Ɛopt. 11

E/Scotland Sept. 19

Srpt. 7

Sept. 20

X/Canada. Eept. 1 X/Russis Oct. 5 F/Australia Oct. 19

Oct. 9

E France Oct. 3 E,Boot'and. Oct. 17 E/Franco Oct. 21 E/Scotland Nor. 14

Sept. 28 Oct. 10 Oct. 24 Nov. 6 Nov. 21

Oct. 23 Nov 0 Other Atlantie Sailings every few days to Liverpool, Southampton. Glasgow. Antwerp, Cherbourg and Bamberg. Allotment of Cabina on Atlantic steamers held here and through tickets inned. Harly reservation necemesry.

Three Transcontinental Trains Dally. Standard Herping Care, Compartments & Drawing Bosma. Canadian Pacific Hotels at Victoria, Vancouver, in the Rockies. Calgary, Winnipeg. Montreal and Quebec.

*CANADIAN PACIFIC THROUGHOUT " Canadian Pacifio Strámɛuire, Limited..

Hongkong Office.

Telephone 752. Cable Address GACANPAC.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

(INCORPORATED IN VSL.)

OPERATING FAST FREIGHT AND PAIGENCER STEAMERS

"NANKING" "CHINA" NILE" "GORJISTAN

"ARMANESTAN"

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER SERVICE.

FIRST CLASS FARE TO HUROPEAN FORTS Minimum Rate U.S.G. 8627.62

Maximum Rate U.S.G. 8820.50

First Class Accommodation Throughout.

Trans-Pacific Service

C. N.

N. C.

MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1922

CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILING SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

FOR

STEAMERS

NO BALE

BHANGHAI AND TSINGTAO”.........................................SzkoNUEN.......August 14th 4-p.m. SWATOW AND BANUKI K... v KWAKOOKOV..............ANgDat 18th 4 p.m.. SHANGHAI AND TSINGTAO........LCOUW..........................ADgust 18th 4 p.m. AMY AND SHANGHAI nou so „PUIYANA om.............August 27th 10 ... SHANGHAI AND TING TAO...

Rocchów ...August 10th 4p.in. BWATOW AND SINGAPORE

KWANGTUNG ... August 8th. 3 p.m. HOIROW, PAKHOI AND HAIPITONO..............KAIFOso August 2ånd D'light. SHANGHAI AND TSINGTAO....................... HANDLOW.......................August 9ted 4 p.. WEIHAIWEI, ODEFOD AND TIENTSIN........HUICHOW.........August 22nd. 4 p.m.

rooms

BARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Reuter's Service to the Chine Mall.)

1

THE ALLIED CONFERENCE IN LONDON

LONDON, August 11th. It is somi-officially stated that tho British counter-proposala aro, firstly, a conditional reoratorium to Germany for coal paymenta until December 31st; secondly, that Germany carry out do liveries in

coal and tim, especially in regard to

The moratorium will only be granted SHANGHAI LINE-PASSENGERS, MAIL and CARGO, Excelent subject to Germany's enforcement of lawe Saloon accommodation amfdibips. Electric Fana In Baloon and Bisto | prohibiting export of expital, the estab Begular schedule service between Canton, Hongkong, Shanghallisbrest of the autonomy of the Reichs- (abrio wookly) and Thingtao (weekly), taking cargo on through Bill of Lading bask, the consolidation of the floating- to all Zangtans and Northern China Ports. Fengers are landed in Shang 4volding the inconvenience of transhipment si Wooring,

BANGKOK LINE-Weekly Service to and from Bangkok via Bwałow.

For Freight or Pasango apply to--

Telephone No. 2

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

AGNETE.

STRUTHERS & BARRY.

MANAGING AGENTS:-UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD.

EXPRESS FREIGHT SERVICE.

TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO FROM BONGKONG BY DIRECT ROUTE.

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"

* Apas"

"West Ivan"

***

HONGKONG TO BAN FRANCISCO, VIA SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI,

YOKOHAMA AND HONOLULU.

S.S NANKING" S.S. CHINA " S.S. "NILE"

August 17th Noon..

September 16th.

September 30th.

Java Service

SINGAPORE-AND--JAVA PORTS.-- S.5. "ARMANESTAN

"HONGKONG TO AMOY

58. "GORJISTAN” on or about August 22nd.

on or about Eeptember 8th.

FAST FREIGHT SERVICE Through Bill of Lading imued to all points in United States & Canada iro

Cargo accepted on Through Hills of Lading for tramhipment t San Francisco to weekly railings for principal Atlantic Ports.

C. T. SunRIDGE, GESKAL · AGENT - a PRINOR'S BUILDING, TELEPHONE, PASSENGER DIFT.

No. 1934.

Cablu ad.

Jon Blouse StarST. TEL. Famour DIFT. & AGENT,

No. 2161, "ORI1⁄2AIL"

H

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA COAST” PORT SERVICE, DEQULAR BERVICE of Fast, High Class Cosss Beamers having good

Accommodation for First Class Passengers, Electric Light and Faza in She becom and Balena Exoelent Cuisine,

SEBAMTHEP

BAIHONG... HAICHING

SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW.

AND REYURN, (Occupying tʊ 10 Days) ·

CAPIAME

Capt. W. O. Passmoro.. TOESDAY, Capt. J. 8. Thomson..... TUESDAY,

SWATOW,

LEAVING,

15th Aug. at 1 P.M.

$2nd Aug. at 1 P.3.

¿zzivals and Departures from the Company's Wharf (veer Blake Her).

Tor FRIGHT and PASSAGE apply to

General magari,

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Oo,

AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE,

NEW YORK VIA SUEZ

Subject to change without notice.

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE, INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo carried on through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG ∞; BEIRA, 34GÁDÓN BAT, DUBBAN (Natal), RAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and JAPE TOWN direct or with topshipmen).; CALOUTTA and/or COLOMBO,

For particulars apply to :—

THE BANK LINE, LTD.,

MAZISIKE AKIM,

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

FREIGHT & PASSENGER SERVICE.

OUTWARDS, "CITY OF SYDNEY

"OTTY OF MANOBESTER",

"CITY OF FLORENUE

„29th August................Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama.

HOMEWARDS.

Marseilles, London, Antwerp, | 18th August and Hamburg:

3th Septr. (London Antwerp, Botterdam

Bubject to change without notice.

Hamburg.

For particulary of freight and passage rates apply to :—

THE BANK LINE, LTD.

Gopera! Agent

„Or, Noo FH18d & Dr. Clauson

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Duo Hongkong 19th August. Le ve Hongkong 31st August.

Due Hongkonk 1stapt. Leave Hongkong 3rd Fept.

CARGO ACCEPTED FOR TRANSHIPMEnt at ban FRAKUIBOU TO WEEKLY BAILINGS FOR ATLANTIC SKABOARD PORTE THROUGH BILLA OF LADING 188UED TO US, AND CANADIAN OVERLAND POINT..

TO MANILA, SINGAPORE, BATAVIA....

SAM RANG AND SOURABAYA,

• Beatport

*.Dewey".................

Lei

Doe Hongkong 18th August. Leave Blongkong 18th rugasL.

Duo Hongkon 4th Sept. Lave Hongkong 6th Sept.

THROUGH BILLS OF LAFINO ISSUED TO ALL PORTS NOT SERVED.

FOR FULL INFORMATION APPLY TO

L. EVERETT,

STRUTHERS & BREY.

General Arm for JAPAN-CHINA-PHILIPPIKES

INDO-CHINA-STRAITS AND JAVA.

lab Floor, Powell's Building,

Phone No. 2008.

G. P. BRADFORD, Ros-Ageai

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE.

W/V "RAKINLAND"

For Rotterdam and Hamburg boat 13th August

For Valenico, fetterdam and Hamburg

M

HAVELLAND"

...about 9th August

For Barcelona, Rotterdam and Hambory via Manila Singaporo aud Colombo atout 20th September.

AGENTS:

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & CO., LTD.,

1s, Chater Bond.

Canton-Carlowitz & Co. Awatow -Gebruder Roase. Fossbow--Bemagian & Krohn

C

Phone No. 1500.

Mnono-A. A. de Mello.. Amoy -Pasedag & Co. Manila-E Viegelmann & Co.

PORTLAND DIRECT

COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING 00. (Oporated for a/c of U., S. Shipping Board)

VESSELS

8.6. "WEST REATI" 8.5, WE-T KADER" B.. HANNAWA"

DUE BONGKONG

In Port 20drept.

20th Sept.

SAILING

37th Aug.

3id Pept.

$2nd Sept.

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & CO., LTD.

S

1a, Chater Road.

KERR

Phone. 1500.

STEAMSHIP CO. INC NY.

REGULAR MONTHLY SERVICE Between JAPAN, CHINA, MANILA AND NEW YORK via PANAMA CANAL

Steam:r

From

"TILTHORS", New York

Expecte

Exiliug

For

For Freight and Further Particulars apply to

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., Agenta

P

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SAIGON, SWATOW, SINGAPORE AND HOIBOW `RUN. 8.8. "NAIRUNG* will be despatch to Swatow Singapore and Ponang 35th Aug, 3.6. "CHEFOO* sailing

glendid passenger accommodation-large and airy berth; cabina Stted thoughout with electricity. SPROTAL FREIGHT BATER. Apply=EVIN BANG STRANGULF COMPANY- Sul Wing Lok St, Wark, Telephone mia,

WING CHEUNG & CO.

SHIP

CHANDLERS

AND

GENERAL STOREKEEPERS

No. 105, Des Vœux Road Central, HONGKONG.

debt and Germany's permitting the Ite paration Commission to effectively control German france. The Roparation Com mission to receive and keep in reserve the proceeds of the 26 per cent. levy on Ger man exports and German customs, which may eventually be placed at the disposal of Germany, if the Commission thinks it MOCASSY.

LONDON, August 11th. It appears that the Conference issue has narrowed down to conditions on which the mocatorium may be grauted to Germany.

A

spoody decision is necessary, since

the answer to Germany's request must be given before Tuesday.

It is stated that Mr. Lloyd George offer- ed to refer the pointe in dispute to the League of Nations, but M. Poincare re- fused to catertain the proposal.

LONDOS, August 190. ' Reuter learns that the French measures in Alsace-Lorraine consist of an ordor forbidding Germans to withdraw bank deposits, and the expulsion of 600 "undesirablo" Gornana, especially those who did not avail themselves of the oppor- tunity afforded by the Versailles Treaty to become French citizens,

The first-named maasure proved ineffec- tive, as cautious depositors had previously, completed their withdrawals. The expul sions are timed to start at midnight to night,

BERLIN, August 12th. The expelled Garmans from Alsace-Lor- raine wore allowed to taka hand-baggage. Heads of families ware. allowed to have 20,000 marks and single persons 5,000 marks.

A further Evo hundred expulsions in heralded, if the French demands are not complied with.

The German press is furious, and des- oribes the expulsions as barbarous and brutal besides being ineffectua?.

The Lokalaniciger auggena reprisal, by the expulsion of French subjeon from Germany.

LONDON, August 12th, The principal points to-day, of the Allied proceedings in London are: firstly, that there be no further conference until Monday, as the Committee of Exports is still basy; secondly, a Cabinet meeting unanimously supported Mr. Lloyd George as regards the moratorium, and decided to leave mattera entirely in his hands,

The experts' discussions to-day were largely devoted to the question and defini- tion of the control of German mines and forests, on which it is stated a compromise. is not vet visible, although a French source declares that French, Belgian and Italian views now coincide. Later, the question was discussed of an international loan to be secured, by a 28 per cent. tax on German exports, which was one of the British counter-proposals.

LONDON, August 12th.

It is stated that on the conclusion of the afternoon meeting of the Experts". Committee, the gulf was more profound than ever. A foreign export declared that a deadlock bad, boen reached and vow the matter was one for the Premiers.

Mr. Lloyd George has gone to the soun try for the week-ond.

LONDON, August 12th. The Observer is of the opinion that the outcome of the Conference will be a com. promise, as the the deadlock is complete. In pressing towards a rupture, Premier Poincare will take a perilous responsi bility, and therefore, it is probable that a moratorium will be granted. moratoriam will

debacle

in

BEVO GU

The immediate Europe, but a thorough reri. sion of Allied policy must follow.

The newspaper

deolarca that after the present Conference there will be another to discuss the future of German payments after the moratorium. Europe's sanacial condition is inseparable from political problems, and the revision of the in demnity, together with a revision of debts, can only bo undertaken as part of a gen eral endeavour to reach a wider settle ment, including the questions of disarms. meat and security

LONDON, August 12th. The German, note to France expresses the opinion that the unnounced French measures regarding Clearing House pay. ments cannot be based on the Versailles Treaty, or on the supplementary agree ment. Moreover, it is not supported by International.law.

It declares that France's resort to coer civa measures, not awaiting the payment date, violates the existing treaties and constitutes a grave injustice, and the Noto suggests that the matter should be, sub mitted to International arbitration, it Franco persists in her attitude.

A second Note strongly protests against the expulsions from Alsace Lorraine and doclares that the amount of money allowed departees is so small, it will leave them beggars on the stroeta

NON-CO-OPERATION LEADER

The

RELEASED,

LONDON, August 12th. noa-co-operation leader, Das, mentioned in a cable message of February 18th, on being released from gaol, was congratulated at a large open-air meeting of Indiana, at which 6 was presented with an address.

SENTENCED TO DEATH.

JOHANNESBURG, August 12th. The Criminal Court, trping oRDOS-azíð. ing out of the Rand revolt in March, sentenced two prisoners to death and several others to varying terms of im prisonment in connection with the shoot.. ing of nativem

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