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SHIPPING.

1923

P&O-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER' SERVICES

STRAITS, JAYA, BURMA ONYLQ X, INDIA, PERSIAN "GULF, WEST (EDIKO, MAURITIUS, EAST AND. SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING MAW ZEALAND A ND QUEENSLAND PETS, BAD

SA. 421, EGYPT, EUROFE, 28.

- PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL FORTNIGHTLY

DIRECT ROYAL ·MAIL STEAMERS.

(Under Contract with H.M. Government.)

*AL PORE" **KASHMIR" "SOUDAN" "DONGOLA

From Blongkong

13th Yar.

Destination

MARERILLRS, LONDOR A'worp. &

Rotterdam

THE CHINA MAIL.

<OTICE TO SHIPPERS ANI -

PASSENGERS.

VESSELS DUR

FROM SWATOW & BANGKOK.

|Mari' 5,--K. A.

Babks.

»FROM `JAVA. **

Feb. 1.-J.C.J.L

Tiikerang.

FROM MANILA

Mar. 3-17,8,9.B. Elkridge.

$30.9.5.B-West Prospects

FROM SINGLIJER

| Mar. 3.-1,8,8, R... Elkridge.

23. C.8.8.3.. West Frospect.

FEWER WHISKY DRINKERS.

DISTILLERIES MAY HAVE TO

CLOSE DOWN..

-An end has been reached to the great whisky boom which has lasted since the end of the war. Owing to a variety of circumstances, stocks of whisky were very much depleted and ja order to replunial their stooks, dia till ries in the North of Scotland have bern working at full pressure for four yente,

Coincident with this activity, which has now brought stocks practically to the pre-war lavel, the, consumption of whisky bas steadily declined owing to the general lack of money and the high taxation, until today the cou

PROM BYDNEY AND MELBOOK#sumption is only about one half what

Feb. 240. A.

Mar. 13.-E. & A.

Apr. 9.-E. & A.- May 7---E. & A.

Victoria. Arttura.

St. Albans, Eastern.

FROM PORTLANDĄ -

--

Mar. 6-7.8.4.A... Montague.

20.U:8.8,D," West Jessar. 23.-0.8.9.1.

West Halcr.

FROM NEW YORK,

Fab. B

Pallerophon

S'pore, Pensug, Colbo & Blay. Mar. 17.-D. & Co. Muncaster Cartie.

Hbay, Marseillo, don A'worp S'pore Penang, Cofbo & B'hay. Singapore and Dombay. MARREILLES, LONDON & A'work. Sporo, Pensiig Col'bo & 'bay. Marseilles, LONDON & A'werp.

do.

Mar. 31,-D._F. | S

B. R

Tono

(about).

"KRIVA **

8,100.

glat Feb.

at 4 pm.

#BIDILA"

6,700

"MOREA" m

13:00 1

"LABORE"

5,02

1st Mar. 7th, Mar. 8th Mar.

-

6,973

"FROM VANCOUVER.

8,000

21st Mar.

8.700

23rd Mar.

9.000

4th Apr..

"NANKIN"

.7,000 18th Apr.

Apr. 19.-J. F.

"SICILIA

5,86

"KARMALA"

0000

21st-Ajr.

Srd May,

S'pore, Penang, Calbo & 'bay. MARSEILLES, Loxon & A'werp.

"Tay 171-5. F.

Jane 7-B, F.

"KASHGAR"

6038th May

do..

July 6.-D. F

Taltusirius. Protesilaua Achilles. Talthybius Tyndarcus.

"NYANZA

7,000.

Both May

30.

**NOYARA”

6,850

18th Juno

do.

FROM

DELTA

8,097

27th June.

do

"MALWA

10,941

"DEVANHA"

8,032

11th July 25th July

do.

do.

16,200 | 3rd Mar.

Singapore, Fonsag & Calcutta

BRITISH INDIA-APOAR SAILINGS (South).

"TORILLA

EASTERN &_AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)

*LEASTERN "*

4,000

3rd March

Manila Sandakan, Thursday. Island, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne. Frequent connections from Australia with the following

The Union F.S. Company's slemmers to the United Kingdom via New Zealand, Vancouver, Ban Francisco etc.

ao P. U. Royal Mail steamers to London via Suez Canal.

The P. & O. Brinch Service of steamers to London via the Cape.

Mar. 11.-B. F. Apr. 19.-B. F. May 17.-B. F. July 5.-B·F

FROM LOS Fob, 26.11.S.S.B., Mar. 10-U.S.S.B.

FROM SAN

SEATTIE.

Talchybius.. Protilaua." Aohilles. Tyndareus.

ANGELES.. WASE Ivan.

Dewey.

FRANCISOR.

Frb 5.-0.S.S.B. Wost Iran. Mar. 1.-U.S.9.D.. Doway.

FROM EUROPEAN FORTS,

The New Zealand Bhipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London Feb. 24.-P. &. O Dongola. via Panama Canal,

SAILINGS. TO

"DONGOLA

"TANDA"

*** NANKIN "

"SOUDAN"

SHANGHAI

8,000

6,916

7,000

18th Mar.

0,700

11th Mar,

&

JAPAN

34th Feb. S'hai, Moji, Kobo & Yhonis.

8th Mar. | Bhangbai, Moji and Koha

S'hai, Moji, Kobo & Y'hana. Shanghai.

All dates are approximate anul subject to alteration without notice.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON. ALL STEAMERS,- *Panacogers for Reagoon must defray their own Estel expenses at Singapore

bile waiting for the on edrrying steamor,

1st Saloon Passengers may travel by B.1.8.N. Company's steamers between

Fingapore and Calcutta-or-Singaporo and Madras in low of the section of

the P & O. Tickets Singapore to Colombo.

All Cabins are Etted with Electric Fare free of charge.-

ト

Parcels Measuring zot more than si . x It. x1 will be received at the Company's Office up to noon on the day previous to sailing,

For Farther Information, Passage Favos, Freights, Handbooka, ela, apply to:-

Mar. 1.A.L.

10.-P. & 0. 18 E.A.L. 24.—P. & 0. Apr. 7.-P. & 0, 11.-P. O. 25,-H, E.A.L.

4

Rheinland, Nankin.

Banka. Karmala. Khiva. Kasbear." Oostkerk.

FROM LONDON,

Feb. 23. L.

16. &0, 84.-P.,4.0. 27,-G L 97.-P. 40.

Pembrokeshire Sicilia. Dongola

Oleniuss Labore.

Karmals.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO. Apr. 7-T.&O.Khiva 99, Dei Vaux Road Contral, HONGKONG

Aventa

VALUE OF GOOD FICTION. TWENTIETH CENTURY DICKENS.

NEED FOR WHOLESOME LAUGHTER.

a

I

am

Mar: 10.-B. & U.

10.—P.&O.

Foudan. Nankin

12-GL-Glanndu——

34.-P. 40.

11.-P.&O.

21.-P & U.

May -&-P, & 0,

19.-P. & O, June 2.-P. & O.

• 10.--P, 40,

B. F

Sicilia. Kashgar. NOVAER nolta. Davanba. Malwa

FROM JAYERPOSE.

Eary bates. Priam. Dencalion. Folyphon lux. Txion. Porrhag Philoctetes: Poreous. Atroue Mentor Eurylochus. Automodoo. Glaucus Adrastas.

* 10.—8. F.

"This brings me to the second kiad of fiction that I require. We proceed alment naturally fran what I may call the bistorically tomatic to the domestic romantic-What about Mar.

Feb. 7.-B. F. Dr. Russell Wakefield, Bishop of Twentieth Century Charles | Birmingham, who was the principal Dickens?

not going to guest at a dinner given by the mention names, but I think I Authors' Club, Whiteball Court, on could quote four or five men who December 20, delivered an address on have sometimes, seemed to me to the topio-ohosen for discursion, name get into the Dickens atmcaphere only, Apr. ly."Flotion most needed after the shall I say, to be a little ashamed of. War." Mr. H. de Vere Stacpoole prosided.

it after a short journey through it. I

7.-B. F.

13.-B. F. 10.-B. F. 22-0, F. 51.-B. F

8-F. 13.-B. F. 14. F $1,-. J. 28,.-B. F.

6.-B...

FROM HAMBURG

Fob. 21.V.K. Mar. 16,-H, R. 22-R. B.

I am told that nobody reads Dickens The Bishop remarked that in spite nowadays, I shall have to reply firat, May of the war it wouli not be true to say that I am sorry for them, because it's that we should avoid fiction in order a poor compliment other to their-in- to produce moral fibre. The solid meat telligence or to their sense of humour, of dry as dost reading could not be and, secondly, I would answer that I digested in great quantities at the best think they would be at the meroy of of times and certainly not when the, any man who could suit the Dickens May -R. B. palate was disturbed. The vast style to to-day's dosition.".. majority of us-were not capable of There was one other thing in fiction Mar. 2-B. F. reading anything which demanded the Bishop said, which he desired, and sustained and concentrated attention one hardly ever got, namely, some or very real mental effort..

thing which would make one laugh

Aden Maru.. Carl Legfen. Havenstein. Adolf von Bayer.

→→FROM ROTTERDAM..

Prtain.

FROM COPHENHAGEN,

Afrika,

Jadien. Chile Kios

Malays

Bolivia

PADRID.

Australlen

THE OLD ROMANTIC SCHOOL. Wholesomely. The superior person Feh. -E. A. Appealing for a return of the old had to failed to use his risibis muscles Mar. 10.-EA. romantic school of Botion brought an that they were scarcely any longer it were up-to-date,-he said, might vital...

Apr. 15-E A 18.-E. A seem very old fashioned, but he

Regarding the ethical purpose in May 16.-B. A thought there was room for a Twon-writing, he thought they must be very Jane EA tieth Century Walter Broth

careful not to let it be too evident:

July - A that they were out after the winning of their readers. Wholesomenelu which shone through every page and

F

"It will be undoubtedly difficult," he continued," to get young people obee more to read and talk whole

1

some English. If it be true that at which did not get into the pulpit was the present day proposals of marriage eminently decitable. (Hear, hear) Did

ard made and accepted in a recond anyone ask whether the critical iras

HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

For the information of visitom t】:

it was before the war.

Many Highland towns, such as Dufftown and Rothes, which are practically dependent on distilling, will be hard hit if the distilleries have to close down or go on drastic short time, while the farmers also will feel the effect in tlie lessened demand for harley.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVALS.

Bebar

Booth

ISITORS AT HOTELS.

BONGKONG HOTEL

SHIPPING.

INDO-CHINA

A STEAM NAVIGATION CO.,

February 10, Me B. Bariog MrJ.T. Bagram Em A. J. Gray.... Mfr and

les Gray MrJMr and

Qushman Mrs E R. Belilios pt. T. F. HAB Mr RJ. Birbook. Mr O. Hammond Hrs E. Blackburn Mr J Boott Haraton Mr and Mrs G. H. Mr W. H. Howe

7. Mr G. de Jong Mrs O. Ondor Mr G. Bowack Mr J. E. Joseph

Mr. Croucher Mr and Mrs O.-W.

Darch Mr FB Deacon Mr and Ms Me Karl Eisner Mrad Mrs W.

Mr. M. Cario

Dunbar

Zartaco

Mr and Mrs. J. R

Braakman

Mr. and Mrs C

Tauritoon

Miss M J. Losal ** Mr O. 8. Lechner Mr P. Marks

Mr. M.B Mager A.Mr C. H. Montague

Mr C. D. Melbourns

Mr C. Nopper

Ir and Mrs B., G. MrP. Otley

Fontou

Mr8. Perry

Capt. H. M. French Mr G. II. bolts rand Are W. H. Mr A. H. Rowo Galo

Mr E Sohmidt Mr O. E. Gallings Misa A. Sqaste Mr H. O. Cander Mrs E. Sparke Mr Mise Gidday Mr V. d. Btean,

́RÉPULAN BAY HOTKI..

fr H. Bokkers Mr & Mr Birrell Me and Mis A.

Compton

Mr W. J. Cuddy. Mrs P. M Davis

Mr and Mrs Komi. away and child H.Mr Lygt Dr And

Marriott

Mrs O.

Mas MoLiddol!

Mr and Mrs W. A.Mr and Mrs Plant

Hannibal Mr.G Vanderpors

For A. (). D. s. "President Jefferson" from Seattle, Victoris, Yokohama, Kobar and Mrs Doozys Mrand Mrs Milleg y and Shanghai on Fab. 17-Mr G. W. Ar Mig Fitzgerald Mr and Mrs durra Gren, Mrs Jero Jolinson, Messrs N. Mr Gordon

Mr & Mrs NorrD ahnson, M Tan Fung Fai Chong, Mr An Mrs U. N. Werntz, Massrs J. Wood, Y. H. Toorabally, J. Friedman, W. M. Young je,, E Nelson, H. E. Gibson, P. Cheng, M. Olivera, Mrs A. H. doa Remeduis, Misraa E das Rimedios A dos Remedoi, Mrs W. D. Butterworth, Mrs

& Bra JessomanMz. L. H. Walkor

PRAK HOTEL.

February 10,

tie and Mrs E. Want P. . B. Tako

Allen

Mr & Mrs Walter

Ing

Capt and Mra

Arthur

Mr T. Bagot

Mias Barnes Me G. W. Barton

Birob

1. Tisberger, Miss L. H. Jordon, Miss JT. Jordan, afias Crau Hamilton, Mr R. G. Mae Porald Mirand Mrs R. M. Joseph, Mr J. Ellis, Mesars Tam Wing Sing Chow Kung Mow, Z Leong Mok Ock Mn Men, Chang Ling Cheng, Wong Men Bing Lou Bot Obing, Furrier, Maleom. Porter, Brath, Peter Leng Hingkee, Mrs. S.-Briddon, Mr E O Wilson, Dr. I. Etter, Mr Chas. II. Ben-Mr and Mrs B. G. an, Dr. Sun Yat Sent, Messrs Engene Cher, C. O. Tam, Wang, Ma. 7. Y. Chow, Mr R. E. O. Bird N. Y. Chow, 6. Gvozdareff U P. Luce, Mr & Mrs Blackwall Mra H. Kerkland, Mrs V. M. Dowal, Miss I. A. Blair Hr George Frank, Capt. E. Es Morton, Mr B. Bradden Mr 1. Lovis, Mr and Mrs F. J. Courtney. Mr M. J. Broom Megars M. A. Cohen, LG, Mead. G. Gug-Capt. and Mrs Kright, J. Quazio. C. J. S Mao Bromwich Donald. Mr A. d. Philips, Mr W. Z Dailey, MA E-Dos Romedica, Me 3. Turner, MrJ. R. Johansson, Mr G. C. H. Ollerdissen, Mr M. J. Hughes, Me Mears, Mr W. 8. Campbell Mr G. G. Crawford, Mr D. J. Coulcher, Mr N. E. Marchell, Mr E. A. Brodie, Mr L. Gold- man. Mr and Mrs C. W. R. Wilson. Mas ter T. W R. Wilson, Mr 8. Y. Young. Dr. Ivy, Capt. E. 1. M, Batott. Rev. W, P. Roberta, Mr WW. J. Hawkings, Mr Zlos Stiver, Mr and Mrs W. I. Ripley, Mi-a Helen: Van Horne, Mr and Mrs

J Miles, Betty Miles Mr Charles E Gudith, Mra O. E. Grifith, Mosera J. T. Hardasan, W. D. Hopson, D. Warsiamal, RR. Agner, Mrs E. DeLeonard, ie Z. Kliorin, Mr. Klorin, Mr and Mrs M. A derson, Miss G. Iling Green, Mr. Courtney

hoy, Miss M. J. Wiggs, Mr and Mrs M. I. Ezra, Master Ezra, Mis L Lendany MO. H. Smith, M; and irs M. Sachs, Mr and Mrs Starr, Mr and Bira Little.

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS,

The N.Y.K. 8, "Tateishi Maru" (Cal. optta Line) left Moji for Hongkong on

Feb. 13 and is expecte i here-to-day.

*The N‚Y.K. B.E. "Adon Diera" (Ham- barg Line) left Bing poro for Hoogkoog on Feb. 15 and is expected here to

IDUTTOW

แ

The B. F... Agamemnon" from Liverpool loft Singapore on Feb. 15 for this port and is due to morrow.

The P. M. e.. President Pieras" left Hongkong for Ban Francisco via Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama and Honolulu on Jab. 31 and activos at San Francisco os Feb, 2.

The C.P.8, .MIS.. Empress of Russia" Capt. A. J. Hosker, R.N.R. Commander, will teava role for Victoria and Yucouver, .B.C., vis Shanghai (Woosung), Nagneski, Robs and Xoko- hams at noon on Feb, 22,

The P.&O...oncols" is expect ed to arrive at Hongkong on or about Saturday Feb. 21. --

MrS. T. Ballin Mr and Mrs W.

ButterBeld

Major and Mre A. S.

Littlejohns

Mr M. R. Littlelobu Mr 3. D. Lloyd Mr and Mrs W. J.

X. MacKenzie. Mr R. P. Mattingly Me D. McCallam Mr R. McGregor Captand Mra G. B.

Morcer

Mr J, Ficy Mer Mre D W. Byaton Mrs R. W. Nesbitt A.Capt. and Mrs C. O.

Olliver

Mr E. J. Chapman Mes &: J. Paterson Capt. 0. J. Church Mr A. B. Peno Lt. And Mrs H. H.Hon. Mr and Mrs T.

Cinek

L. Perking Mr and Mrs F. B.

Pferdten Major.& Hrs F. B.

Phillips Mr E Philipson

Mr & Mrs Colletto Miss Mary Cooper Ar H. A. Cornell Mr E J. Davies Col. O. W. Davy

Lt. Doi E. 4. Dob-Mr Campbell Prosser

bio

Mr J. Balston

Mr and Mrs JohoLt Comar. and Mrs

Duncan

H. B. Rawingɔ

Me and Mrs. Oscar Mr A. Ritchie-

Eager

Mr W. E. Boberts

Mr A. W. Eastman Me J. Robinson Mr G. T. Eveleigh Mr. and Mrs. Jap & Mrs D. Ross

Fatten.

Me J. Fidning

Col. M. Greet

Miss M.B. Hall

Mra Stephen King

Hai

Mr J. Hancock

HO. Rowson Lt-Col, and Mrs O.

Sanders

Mr and Mrs. H

L Savage-

Mr R. P. Shaw

Capt. and Mrs Iyar Me and Mrs W. J. Biquelaad

Mrs W. T. Stanton

Hawkor

L Col B. F. FeardMts and Mia Stub Mr and Mrs A. 8. bings

Hersee Eng. Com, J.

Rocken Mr A. H. Hollings.

workh

Comd. & Mrs H.

B. Jermain

Mr S. J. Jordain Mr W. 4. fordan Mr M. 7. Key Mr.J. M. Kaye

Mr. J. F. Bwiodells Mra J. S. Thomson Comd. & M.R. 8.

Thorsfield

P. Trobridge

Mr and Mrs F.

こち

Capt. & Mrs Vidal

Miss Waddell

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

DESTINATION

STEAMER

FAIPHONG vua Honow about BINGBANG.

BANGKOK because

KONEENEYMARZON

BANDAKAN

STRAITS and VALOUTTA

BRANDRAI VIA Swarow MANILA

TIETSEN PIPLADREGATTA -BARONDE

A/P2015 + 12 kg

BANGKOK via SWATOW SHANGHAI via SWATOW'........

STRAITS pod CAZZUSTA

YATSHING

ROSANG

LTD

... BAILING Wod., 1st Feb., 10m.

Thur 22nd Feb, 10a.m. Thur., 2nd Feb, Noon.

MAUBANG ......Thurs., 2ind-Fob. 3 p.m. KUTSANG...Thurs., 29ud Feb., 3 p.m.

¡HOPBANG

don.;

YUENSANG CHIPSHING. Bat. KUHUNSA NG

FOOSHING.Mon., WORANG ...... Wod.

CHEONG HINO.Fat, NAMSANO on

...

gård Fob., 10 %.m.

23rd Feb. 3 p.m.

24th Feb. Noon..

Sath Feb., 10 am. 28th F. b., Noon. 98th Feb., 10a.m. 3rd Mar, Noon. 6th Mar 3 pm.

Calcutta Line-Thialina now ford regular saltings to Calcutta, Pasang and Bingapore returning from Calculia steamers proceed via Bituita sud ionakong to Japan, necasionally calling at Bhasighal. All ateamone lava excellent sengor accommandation, 476 Slied with Bloc.nie Light and Fane and exrry a faily qualfiol Bargued. Shangbal Line-Balling spamximately every Chren days between Caplon and Shanghal, anmeli

calling at walow. Through ickets can be obtained and through Bule of Tailing are desped tall Northem and Yaulize and shangha Manila Ling-A weekly service is maintainait with Manila by

with good PARNUKOT accommodation, sailings from both porte, every Felday. Haiphong Kine-Sailings approximately wackly for passangers and cargo, calling at Hollow when

Inducement offers. Barnso

Tiantain Bangkok

Lina-Fortalehtly salis to nod frous Bandakan by” two 1000 tons temere AM THINSANG and HB. "MAUBANG" both Steamers having uzeliant ganger necomulation. Cargo taken on tatoagh Bulls of Lading for Kudat, Jesselton, Labuan, Two and Lahad Dal

Tine-Aregularis 1 run from Intel to November between ingkang and

Tientsin calling at Walhalwel and Chefoo Ling-weakly wetics is provides between longtong and Hangkok via Swatow, by dre

alcamore fitted witli up-to-date passenger kocommodation.

CALCUTTA

THE STEAMSHIP

LINE:

KUTSANG"

will be despatched on 22nd February at 3 pm.

FOR

SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA. Through Bills of Lading issued to

RANGOON, MADRAS, PORT SWETTENHAM AND DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Freight and Passage apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD, General Managers.

Telephone Central 815, Mar

N. Y. K.

SAILINGS SUBIKUT TÓ ́ ́ALTKRATION.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Japan porta. Through bills of lading issued to all Over land Common Points in USA, and Canada.

*

· IYO MARU...

SHIZUOKA MARU...

T

Thursday, 1st Mar, at 11 am.

Sonday 18th Mar,~~~~

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore &a

KASHIMA MARU

HAKONE MARU

Wednesday, 28th Feb.

*** Wednesday, 14th Mar

HAMBURG via LONDON, ROTTERDAM.

LIMA MABU...

ma za meta za milfiddle' of Mar. LIVERPOOL vis VALENCIA, MARSEILLES,

TSUSHIMA MARU

First half of Mar.

***

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila &c.

TANGO MARU

...Wednesday 1st Mar,

Wednesday, 18th April

NEW YORK & BOSTON via PANAMA.

YOSHINO MARU

TOBA MARU.....

Friday, 8th Mar.

BUENOS AIRES-via Sapore, Delacos Bay Durban & Capetown.

KANAGAWA MARU

Friday, 13th April.

BOMBAY via Singapore & Colombo.

WAKAA MARU

IM

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang and Rangoon,

TATEISHI MARU...

*

Mon, 28th Feb: Tues., th

Wednesday, Blat Feb.

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA

YOSHINO MARU...

...Thursday,

Juth Mar.

E3HANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

Lt. Cm. & Mn V.

Ward

Mr. B. B. Wid

· PALACE HOTEL.

February 12

Mr and Mrs E. F.Mr W. E. Lloy

Arnold La.... Mr J. B. Mę‡LW Misson Arnold Mr B. J. de. H. Mr. T. Boteler Moore Mr W. 8, Coffe Mr J. Rees Mr.C. Danco Mrs O. Russell Mr & Mes W. Gran-Mr Otto Schrcoter

tham

Mr HW, Bimpoon

The China-Austris Steamship Co's |8% "Victor<" with "Australian Mail ailed from Sydney on Feb..3 and is ox. pected to be here on or abant Foo. 24. The Wing On Co., Ltd. Agents..."

The B. F... Euryba os" left Liver pool on Jan. 20 for Penang Port-Awet ten am Singapore, Hongkong, Blang, H. B. Husley bal, Kobe, Yokkaichi and Yokohams end |is dus here on Feb. 24.

The C.P.8, R.M.8.

Empress of

Counds arrived at Yokobama on Feb.

10 left Yakobama on Feb, 17 am and is

Que a

at Vancouver on Feb. 28.

The B.F..."Priam" left Rotterdam

on dar. 16 for Penang, Port wettenham,

Me J. A Halmes Mra M. Haimbrod

Mrs C. Blinger

Mr O. Stutz

Mr Rane Veris

Mr A. Watking 2

Mr G. B. Leicester Mr H. G. Znadogryd Mr J. Juok

CARLTON HOTEL

Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe Mr S. J. Allan

February 12

Mr E. J. Lacey

and Tokobaulk and a tine here you or Mr B. Alen Mr T. Hook about March 2,

The B. F... Deunallo left Liver Fool on Jan. 17. for Penang, Port Swat tenham, Bingapore.. Hongkong, Kobe Land Tokobama and is due hero on or [#boot Mat. 10,

The B. Ex Ixton folt Liverpool

rate sort of slang, rather pity the nerded in to-day's sabeel of fiction following hot of some of the highest B. novells who has ta bifing te bank to He conlaned, he thought it was pointe on the Island and Mainland

something which is a little above the sufficiently represented and in some published ---

rather cosme and very unintelligent directions was more strongly xapreced- convertation of the moment.. Baba tea than any other great quality, but man who will attempt this, and, sold there must always be a relish of it.in bene finds publisher, will be doing useful fiction. He would alro sek ju A real nervion (Hear, hear.) We what way fiction could help to maze want to direct people'e attention to greater citizens of the future? The Bomething of a nubler idealism. writer of fation could surely do ano, We went, surely, to try to glorify thing he could show the non antar of all which has been allowed tan's gifta and the naocsity of using the mire. The lower side, or, shall I them for the common weal say, the more easily understood side,

of sex effèction has been thruan bes

fote us almost to the exclusion of the

Postia and the imaginative. I can Mme. Sarah Bernhardt, who has well hear the reply that the public been coatined to bed following a faint- taste will not stand the kind of flotioning fit at her theatre in Paris before that I advocate, but if it is well done, Christmas, hopes to teams rehearsals.

am confident it will win' its way for a new production short

"Me A. Barrary Him M, Markana

Mr Chow Chan Mies S. Miller. Mrs B. Cameron Mr A Nast

Mr W. Dyhoe then Mrk Men M. Hortots Me ChB, Hagan & Child:~ Midlummedson Ms. E Pallard

RWBY Pinon

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