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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1922.

SHIPPING

P. & O.-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES

STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALAQIK, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, RAD AML, EGYPT, EUROPE, 20.

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

4,608

24th Fept.

S. F

Tons

From Bangkong (about)

**SOUDAN"

HÁACEDONIA"

$10,512

"KALYAN"

8,887

*MANTA"

11001

"DONGOLA"

8,050

"NAKIN"

7,000

"KARMALA"

8,0 0

6th Doe.

*KASHOAR"

2,000

271h Dec.

"PLASSY"

7.303

10 Jan. 1023

"SARDINIA"

16,580

24th Jan.

"NELLORE"

10,853

7th Feb.

At Norse, 27th Septe 11th Oct. sch fee. 8th Nov. Sind Nov.

Destination

S'pore, Penang, Colto & Why

do.

'any, Marseilles, Lilon, Awern' MARSEILLES, LONG&werp. By, Marsciles, Ldon A'werp. HARAMILIES, LONDON & Awerp, hay, Marseilles, L'don, A'werp. MARSEILLES, LONDON & A'werp.

do. do. do.

BRITISH INDIA-APOAR SAILINGS (South)

TORILLA

" JANUS"

5,203 22nd Sept. at 3 pin. 59th Sept. 4,642

Singapore and Madras. Calcutta via Singapore

and Penang."

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)

Manila,

Islord, Thursday Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney

Malbourne.

"ARAFURA "

6,000

41h Oct.

Fregnent connections from Australia with the following:- The Union PS. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom via New Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco etc.

The 1.&O. Hoyal Mail steamers to London vin Suez Cani. The P. & D. Branch Service of stemmers in London via the Cape.

The Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London via Panama Canal.

SAILINGS

"JAPAN"

"MANTUA "

"DONGOLA "

"ST. ALBANS"

SHANGHAI

&

JAPAN

21st Sept. | Array, Yokohama & Kobe. nl Dlight.

ΤΟ

6,052

30,902

25th Set

5, 182

at D'ight.

7th Det.

8,000

9th Oct.

Shanghai and Japan. Japan.

| S'hni, Moží, Kohu & V'hama.

All dates are opprorimate and subject to alteration without notice,

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.

Ta sengers for tangton must defray their own Hotel expenses at Singapore

while waiting for tha on carrying steamer.

1st Saloon l'aasengers may travel by B.I.S.N. Company's steamers between Singapore and Calcutta or Singapore and Medras in lien of the eoction of their & O. Tickets Sinanpors to Colombo.

All Cabins ore fitted with Electric Fane free of charge.

Parcels Measuring not more than 4 ft. x 2ft. x 1 will be received at the Company's Ulics up to noon on the day previous to sailing.

For Farther information, Passage Fares, Fraights, Handbooks, etc., apply tr.- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO

22. Deo Voux Road Central, HONGKONG

*&

Augsta.

CO.

E. HING

LARGE STOCK OF SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, vix. Steel Ship Plates, Angles and Bars.

Also Shipchandlery Articles,

Telephone No. 1110.

25, Wing Woo Streat, Central.

T. K. K.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA.

Todd Fore to Tonje 1.5.0 SUEDIO First Cleen Trous hout. HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO,

VIA SHANGHAI, THE INLAND SEA, JAPAN & HONOLULU "THE PATHWAY OF THE SUx."

STEAMERY.

STENYO MARU..

KOREA MARU

+SIBERIA MARU

TONS,

LEAVE HONGKONG, ne. 4tl. .......... 22,000 ...............

29,000 Oct. 18th.

......Nov. Fad, Nov. 13th.

SHINTO MARU. 22,000........

,22,000 aurikatı

+TAIYO MARU... 22,000...NOT, 28th.

$Calling at Keelung,

+Calling at Dairon.

SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. HONGKONG TO VALPARAISO,

VIA MANILA, KEELUNG JAPAN, HONOLULU, HILO, SAN FRANCISCO, SAN PEDRO MANZANILLO, BALDOA, CALLAO, MOLLENDO,

ARICA AND IQUIQUE

THENCE BY TAans Andean ROUTE TO BUENOS AYERS,

TOKE,

STEAMEDA

ANYO MARU (Umit Koelung) 18,000 BEIYO MARU

RAKUYO MARU............... t

14,000

Call at Keelung.

LEAVE HONGKONG,

Oct. 18th. HAS. Nov. 18th.

......Jan. 1th 1913.

For fall information regarding passengers freight and sailirga, opply to:-

Y. TSUISUA11, Zanager; Kine's Puilding, Tel. Central Nos, 3274 & 2576 Agents at Canton; Messrs. T. E. ORIFFITH LTD.

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THE CHINA MAILI

|

·EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE CHINA MAÍL.

(Router's Service to the China Mall)

CHINA'S CLAIM TO A LARGER NAVY.

LONDON, September 18th.

WOODY TONGUE.

RARE DISEASE CAUGHT

BY BOY..

When a twelve-year-old lad named George Ingram was charged at the Guild-hall with stealing silk stockings

P. & O. S. N. CO.

STEAMERS FOR STRAITS, COLOMBO, AUS- TRALIA, BOMBAY, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS & LONDON.

Batavia, Persian Gulf, Continental, American and South African Poris.

As regards the Assembly of the League of Nations at Geneva, Chao Hsin Chu, it was elated that to had a good Through Bills of Lading issued for as a member of the Third Commission on

school character, but that he was suf the reduction of armaments, supports Lord Robert Creil's proposals, especially fering from a parasitic cattle disease in regard to a general reituction of arma- extremely sure in human beings inents and a mutual guarantee uk staty There had been only two known

Stormship "SOUDAN." among countries. As regards naval dis.'

o come. It was called at St. Ber THE i Chu armament, Chao Hein

Captain R. H. B. Collyer, R.N.R, supports tholomew'n losjital, where the boy carrying is Majesty's tails, will be wholeheartedly Mr. Fisher's amendment, which gives special consideration to count was under treatment, actinomycosis, despatched from this Fort on or abont It was surmised SUNDAY, 24th September, 1922, at tries which are now insufficiently equip or woody tongue. ned with Baval defence forces. While that he contracted it during the air NeoN, taking Fassengers and Cargo for

principle of station

the above Ports. raids whilst taking sbelter in stabla. appreciating the

o, provided in the Washington Treaty, ie had been twelve months at St. He made the reservation that having in view her org count line, China shold entitled to bual, in the near future, any sufficient for her own protection.

CHANGCHUN CONFERENCE.

CHANGCHUN, September 18th, After adjourning for two days, the Con- ference resumed discussion of the draft agreement on Monday and agreed to the articles providing for the rights to engage i in commerce, industry and professions for the nationals of each country, within the territory.

Other matters discussed were the free con of trade, navigation, opening of postal and telegraphic communications, revision of Russo-Japanes: fishing con vention and the abolition of restrictions hitherto imposed as foreigners in regard ta mining, forestry and other enterprises. Nearly two-thirds of the draft agreement is already inished.

THE GEOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF CHINA.

LONLOX, September 18th. In a leader on the geulogical survey of Chion. The Timer details what is bring deng and says the three great objects of a geological survey are the ascertaining, of the mineral resources of the country, uniform survey making and the scientific research being prosecuted.

What is accomplished already shows that the geological survey is going to be come an active factor in the materia! development of the cost ry,

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A GERMAN PAYMENT TO THE ALLIES.

BERLIN, September 19th. Herr Haverstein, Director of the Reichsbank, bas returned from London after a conference with the Bank of England and has informed the cabinet that the Reichshank is now prepared to accept half-year treasury bonds maturing on February 2nd am July 15th nest. The cabinet dressed to notify Belgium accordingly. The Government has pai the allied clearing house ten million gold marks on account of the twenty-eight and a half millions due.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following unclaimed telegrams ro lying at the office of Tha Great Northern Telegraph Company. (Limited):--

Challe Cooks, from Yokohama. Charol, from Tokiu

Eli-tai-ko-sli, Elakuzai, from Kro-

Ing.

Oller, from Tsingtan.

Yu-tai Wing-lok Street, from Shaug. bai

Aunbin, from Taipeh.

(Celery) Sbun chong 1 Kwong-yuen, Street, from Kobe.

Voar-tron-pa 15 Landole Stra: 1, from Shanghai.

King-hing Eng-luk Street, from Pai;ch.

Loo-teng-siu, from Amos.

blen-le chao, from Shanghai. Chenz-Boy-chor 11 Old Peel Strect,

from Shanghai.

Bi-np-chang, from Amoy. Tai-bang, Iron Kobe, Yung sik+bang, from Kobe.

Th. KRING,

Superintendent. Hongkong, September 14, 1922,

EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL- ASIA & UHINA TELEGRAPH CO,

List of unclaimed telegrams lying in

E. Telegraph Office, Hongkong. Affective, from New York

Friedman, from Bangkok. Plankott. from Londoa. Tanker Steam Empress of Canada, from Folkestano.

M. E. F. AIREY,

Superintendent.

Hongkong, September 7, 1922

HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

For the information of visitors the following list of some of the highest points on the Island and Mainland i published:--

Bartholomew's had had all his top teeth draw, and was under radium

trralment

The magistrate, in the circum. stances, discharged the ind, and, left it to the parents to keep a better aye on him:

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr. J. de Jong Mr J. H. Josepb 5fr E. Kani Migs T. Kani Miss E. Komp Mr and

Lauritsen

Septenter 14. Mrs G. V. L. All ott Mr F. 1. Hummel 4 Abot MR. D. Actua MR. L. Alkin Mr J. E Atherlog MrO. 8. Arcbbutt Mr G. H. Archeon Mr R. J. Birbeck Hrs E. Blackburn MrA Blaxlard 11 T. J. Eowie

J.Beckley Dr B1. Clark Afr A.). Col'ira

Mirs

Mr E. Louter Capt. P. Mackenz'e Mr B. Markhams

Mr P. Marky

Mis 0. L. Mel'raith

Mr C. H. tentague

Mr H. K. B. Davis,Dr J. Morrison fr C. Nepcer

Jr.

Mra D. R. Davies Mr.J. W. Pafl Mr and Mrs W. H.Mr. E. Ramplin

Trenchard Davis MT. Rejeck Mr C. Tienchird fr B. Reynolds

Mr R. R. Foxinrgh Davis Mr W. H. S. Dent Mr A. H. Rowe Win Ded

Me E. T. 8 enf -Mr J. Duward My J.T. Sidaway Mr U. Dykes Mis E. Sparka Mies R., Ferguson Miles A. Fquato Mittes Fe gu.on (4) Mr V. d. Suren Mr J. Fisler

Mr B, J. Slutley Mr M. D Flowers Mr 6 Suzuka Mr and Mrs W. 11.Mr B. Thus

Galo

Mr J. 8. Gardiner Mr F. R. Goudie Jipt. T. P. ilall Mr O. Hammond Mr S. C. Harris

Miss B. P. Hays

Mr and Mrs E. E, Tuctor 2 children Miss Ven gradoll Mr and Ms A.

Wei'xur

Silk and Valuables and Tea for Italy, France and London (under arrangemeal) will be transhipped at Tombay into the Mail Steamer proceeding direct to Marseilles and London.

SHIPPING

N. Y. K.

SAJLIKUA SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan porta, Through bills of lading issued to all Oven Jarid Common Points in U.S.A. and Canada.

AHIDZUOKA MARU

Saturday, ...Monday,

...Friday, ...Friday

30th Sep', at 11 am.

3rd (ct, at 11a.m.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore do.

YOKOHAMA MARU

KASU'NA MARIT... HAKONE MARU

YAMBURG via LONDON, ROTTERDAM,

$9th Sept nt 11 s.ni. 18th Oot. at 11 a.m..

MATSUMOTO MARU ****...Tuesday, 28th September. IVERPOOL via MARSEILLES.

......Second half of Cet. SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila &c.

· TOYOHASBI MARU

TANGO MARU.... YOSHINO HARU ...

NEW YORK vir PANAMA, NEW YORK via Suez,

KANAGAWA SIARU

...Tucaine. 19th Sept. at 11 am. ...Tuesday, 17th Oct., at liam),

RIO DE JANEIRO, JANTOS & BUENOS AIRES via Capo. BOMBAY via Singapore & Colombo."

BANUKI MARU

...Tucedky, 3rd 'ctober.

Paroole will be received at this Office until Noor, the day holora sailing, The contents and value of all packages are required.

For further particulars apply to-

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE

& CO.,

ĮNAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA. Agenit

Hongkong, Sept. 16, 1922.

FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.

CHLIEB

-In Pictoria, with two Bearers.

Quarter hour,...resoryaki ... 10 canta

fall hour, .............. 20 13

One hour,..... com. 5

bree hours, .........

ir hours,

Day

( a.m. to 8 p.m.)

50

+

$1.00

鄂

If the trip is extended beyond Victoria, saif fare extra.

Between the hours of 8.30 p.m. and e .m. the above faros shall be increased by 50 pur contum.

1-Beyond Victoria, with four Bearers. Tour, mineriterande

Three

hoare,

x hours o

Day (6 a.m. to B p.m.)

+4 +

CALOUTTA via S'agupord, Penang and Kangoon

HAKODATE MARU

AKI MARU

.. Monday, with Supt.

......Wodoradas, 20th September

......Friday, 13th Oct. at 11 am

SHANGHAI, KORE & YOKOHAMA

TAMAGATA MARU

For farther information nop'y, tom

Monday, 13th Sept.

Tel. Central No. 292 & 293. NIPPON YUSEN KAŊO TA

KR. KAMET

Manager.

THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LTD.,

COPENHAGEN.

The M/B "INDIEN"

will be loading for Dunkirk. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen unit other Soandinavian Ports,

about ist October.

or about.

Further sailing :-

Expected on

0,60 conta.

M,P. "ASIA “

4th October

$1.00

15th Oc'ober

1.50

29th/etuber

2.00

III-In the Hill District.

With Bearers With Bearers. Quarter hour,.....$0.16 20.30 Half hour,..... 0.23

Jan hour, 0.30 two hours, 0.50 Three hours,***** 0.70 Jix hours, 1.00 Day ([email protected].)1.50

0.40 0.60

0.80

1.00

1.60 1.00

RICKSHAS.

Me C,H.C. Woollven ¦ I.—In the Island of Hongkong, if engaged

Five minutes.

Ten minutes,

Quarter hour,

M.R. "PANAMA"

DI.B.MALAYA"

Will lears for above porta

on or about.

1th November.

221d No ember.

2nd December

Subject to change without no.ice. For further particulars please apply to:-

JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.,

Aponta

THOS. COOK & SON.

in Victoria,

- RAILWAY

STEAMSHIP

FREIGHT

5 canta .10 #t

INSURANCE

AGENTS

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

Dr and Mrs Lrach

Half hour......

One hour,.........

30

11

Every Subsequent but

Note

80 17

Mir D. T. Baker Miss Birley Mr & Mrs Bipell 3fr L. FL. Forrell Mr and Mrs Coppia Mir T. U. Davies Mr F. H. Davies

Mry . M Davis

Mira Clayton

Sir Vander D. kker

Mr & Mrs Geare

Miss Ge ru

Mr Gil-on

Mr Leachnor Mia Liddell Bir Lynolt Miss Lys uzbt Mr Pinkerton Mr Powris

J. do' Rant Mr Rabbit

Mr and Mrs Chas

Stone

Dr and Mrs Volker

Mrs L. Walker

Mr and Mrs W. 2. Mr and Mrs Watrin

Hopkibal

FRAK HOTEL.

September 13.

Mr and Mrs F. & J.Lt. Col. and Mrs F.

Adamus

Hyslop

Mr and Mrs. W.Mrs. Jordain

Allen

Mr J. F. Joseph Mr C. 1. Andoreon Mr 3 M. Kajo 3nd Mrs A. P. Alan Keith

Ashton

Mr M. P. Bey Miss Barnen Capt. 11. Take Mr Vivian Beniamine & N. Locay Me and Mrs B. G.Bir and Mrs W. J.

E. Mackenzie. Mr R. McGrgur

Birch

Mr R. E. O. Bird

Miss L. A. Fair

Mr G. ker

Mr W.

Donal

E. Mo

Mr and Mrs C. M. "apt. and Mrs G. B.

Brudden

Bercer

Mr M. J. Breen Eng-Capt. and Mrs Mr G. Mistin

Mr J. inlay Miller

Bumwich

Mra R. W. Nesbitt

Mr W. A. Butter-Dr J. W. Noble

aeld

Cant, and Mr C. O.

Lt Col. R. J. A. Oliver

Butter or h

3ra G. W. Olive- 4r and Mrs J. W. Coza

Cuaroh

Mr J. A. Ouser Capt. C. F. Church Mrs A. J. Paterson Lt and Mr. H. H. Mt A. H. Pean

Clark

Hon. Mr and Mrs T.

tire Cormack

Mr W. A. Cornell

Mrs M. M. Coty

Mr T. Dallia

Mr L. J Davies

Col. .C. W. Davy

Porkins rH W. Petley Major Mra F, H.

Palilipu

Madame Proton

r& Ritchie

Fog Comdr. W. Mr W E. Roberta

DAWION

Mr J. L. Robinson

Me and Mr JohnEngomdr. & Mr

C. Sam303

Duncan

Mr A. W. Fastman Me Conrad Esimes MrO, T. Eroleigh Mr R. P. Bhaw Jaot. 4: D.Capt. and Hrs Ivar

Biqueland

Fotics

Mrs D. Forbes Mr and Mrs Vald Mr F. W. Gibbins Steensby Hedame Lettle Gor-dies and Miss Atub-

don

blugs

Mra and Miss Grofldir 6. F. Swindells Mrs & Birs Gylrat Mr James R, Thom Min M. P. Hall 800 Mrs Wallace J.Mis Thomson

"Наркев

Mba Thomson: Major D. L. Harding Mrs J. S. Thomson

1.-Col. 8. F. Handdajor L. O. Tiench Mr Ad. Herace Mit F. E. Trobridge Mira B. D. Hullard Air W. H.

Mr A. H. Hollloga Webster

alla Wooten worth Bay J. T. Holman Mr O. R. M. Young

PALACE HOTEL.

ISLAND.

Fest

Signal Station Mt Parker

1774

1733

Mountain Lodge

1726

The Eyrie

1725

Peak Hotel

1300

ME. Bolt

Mr W. K. Lily.

877

Bowen Rd. (Blterbeds

393

Hr A. B. Davis Mrand Era McCaw Me Teseph Flanngatis B, B. Harley

ČMAINLAND).

-Taimoaban“---

3124

1846

| Mr G. Lareon.

Mt Davia

Lion Rook Dovil's Feak

de U. A Cobura Mr Loade

Me 11, inase Brand Mira J. EL

MeJ. Banach,

Mrs A. lack ni

Me J. W. Kar'coz

"Mrs D. Regualt

Mr M. Bisa Mrs Stoyanovitch

the rickahs be engaged within the City of Victoria, and be dis- charged outside the Western part of the Aty of Victoris after 9 p.m., or be dis- margod to the East of Bay View Pollee Itation on the Eastern aide of the City af Victoria after 9 p.m., an extra talf tare shall be charmblo

11-In Kowloon Quarter boar, suspencer

Hall boar,

donr, *********)

cente,

15 03

50

Every subcoquent hour, 10

III-Tuipo Road,

Twenty cents shall to added

for each extra bour or part

of an hour if the biror caus the journey to take longer tban:-

to 4th mile-

single...... 76 centa....1 hour. retura...... $1.00

Beyond 4th to 6th mile-- single......$1.20 return.....$1.60............4

Bayopd 8th to 9th mile-

single.31.75........ return......$2.00

Beyond 9th to 11th milo-

dingle 12:00 nvernereð return......31,507

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Tickets issued, Letters of Credit and Circa ar Notes ferusd and Cusbert. "FAR EASTERN TRAVELL IS' GAZEPTE" free on application.

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Telephone Contral 524-h

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Fast and Comfortable Motor Bouls de luxe.

Pisnic Parties, and l'aseen-

hours.

gois carried to Kowloon.

hours.

#

11

T

Fares for journeys beyond the 11th nila to be a matter of previous serange- xant in cach rate

Tus faros bere set out to apply to one riksba with three coolles from Tsim She

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in exchange for a

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MODEL

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Phone Central 2127.

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