1923-05-07 — Page 9

EXPRESS HOLD UP.

TALENT.

PASSENGERS.

MAALID SHT THE CHINA MAIL.

PHILIPPIEM XELANDE”-NE..

*** Taming.........

11.-1.0.8.8. Loongsang..

Pres. Madison.

Pera. Tatt

MONDAY. MAY 7 1928

BANDIT OUTRAG

INTERPORT. CRICKET.

SHANGHAI'S AVAILABLE

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AN

MANILAS

May, 6.-C. B.

OJECTED

DEPARTURE-

BRENA GOLET, ETO.

•WATON

Kwangtung Boehn Haru.

Haifoong...

Tindang,

Kwaisang.

Hsiching.

FURTHER DETAILS FROM PEKING.

SHANGHAI, May 6.. Renter's correspondent at Peking says that the bandits who held up the Shanghai-Peking express (sec earlier

The N. C. Daily News of May 2 ways:

There has been no opponimitys-D. I Hathon yet for a discriminating trial game, with teams in opposition, or for the cables) numbered adiscovery of new talent, so for the thousand. They are believed to be recently disbanded Anhui present we shall have to rely upon troups. The Ministry of Commu the known talent of last schson, nications sent a special train to with the remark that Mr. Peck, a Lincheng, the scene of the outrage, Aswcomer to Shanghai from Singa- to investigate. It also wired Tsao

are

at

two

May

8.-0. N. 108.B.

D. L. 12 108. 14.-10.SN. 10-D. L 17. CAN 2-10.8.N. 14.-E. A

Kwinging Inng bằng.... Bintang.

ALAMOY. 8, D. L. 9.40. N

D-EL

10. 0,8.E. 11.-D. L. 15.-D. IL

Waihong,

-Pakbol.

Garns. Deshu Harn.

Halfoong. Haiching

Haihong,

FOOCHOW.

8.-D. L

11.-D. L

15.-D. L.

Haifoong Haiching

ΤΑΚΑΟ.

Kun and the Tuchuns of Shanghai, pare, has a good reputation as a Anhui and Kiangsu to take im-bowler. The well-known cricket-May mediate steps to suppress the ing talent of Shanghai has been Dandits and obtain the release of depleted to a very small extent the captives owing to its effect since the season" of 1922, and

Icast upon foreign relations. The attack there occurred at two fifty this morning. team of capable cricketers from representa- The bandits carried off three which to choose a Imadred passengers. The number tive and well-balanced XI. Now of foreigners is unknown. Twenty that the weather has changed to three Chinese and six foreigners summer sports conditions, it is to be hoped that as many as possible escaped. Reuter.

of our best exponents of the game will turn out as frequently as possible this week, during the tiffin May 10-0.8. K ́ ́donbu Maru. interval as well as in the evening, to put in all the practice available. For four days of next week the their nationalities where it is pos-race-course and its interior play- sible to give them-Maverea ing fields will be monopolized by and wife, G.D. Musso and wife the Race Club for its annual Spring Caralti (all Italians); Race Meeting, and it is therefore Miss

FOREIGN PASSENGERS.

Shanghai, May 7. The following are the nanics of

of the must

foreigners who travelled on the raided train withi

It is impossible, yet to say how many of the foregoing were captured,

A. L. Zimmer, V. Haimovitch, Lall the more necessary to get Friedman, J. A. Henley, L. Solo practice as early as possible, man, Mr. and Mrs. Pinger and two Of last year's foremost cricketers children, J. B. Powell, Major Allen, there are still in. Shanghai:-Capt. wife and child, Miss L. T. Aldrich, E. I. M. Barrett, G. M. Billings, Miss MacFadden, Miss Schonberg, H. B. Ollerdessen, A. W. Hayward, Messrs. F. and E. Elias and D. W. Leach, F. L. Wainwright, E. Gensberger (all believed to be w.C. G. Clifford, H. W. Allison, Americans); F. H." Day W. N. Hansell. E. C. Baker, M. J. (British), M. O. Lembe, Jacobson Divecha, C. E. Spencer, T. L F. W. Pratt and wife and T. Rawsthorne and C, E. Ollerdessen, Sapbiere.

H. E. Muriel, one of our most re- liable batsmen and fieldsmen, is once more with us, and A. A. Claxton, a clever, wicket-keeper SCENES OF TERROR..

and good bat, who has played for Such an outrage on the main line Hongkong on several occasions, is from Shanghai to Peking is unpre- now a resident of Shanghai and cedented. The passengers were willing to emulate the feats of all sleeping in their berths when Capt. Barrett and G. M. Billings, one of the coaches was derailed who have both represented two and the bandits, boarded the

ports in Far Eastern interport A

of great cricket. train.

scene confusion and terror followed while the brigands sacked the train and compelled the passengers at the rifle point to alight. They immediately surrounded

were

and when the train had been pillaged most of the ecrigants of the first-class com- partments, foreign and Chinese, were, according to report, carried off.

trains pass hours..

the

*

AMY TURNER" SURVIVOR.

FORMER CHINA NAVIGA- TION MAN.

SHANGHAI,

May 8.-N.Y.K.

9.-B. I. J.-P. M

1.-O. N 10.-P. &0. 10.-A..

Kame Maru. Gurna.

Prox. Lincola. Frechnen. Bardinia

Pres. Grant.

M.-J.CJL. Tjikini,

10.-0,8,K. 13.-1.0.9.N. 17.-Q.PS,

17.-1.0... 10.-N.Y.X. 20.-1.0.9.N. 1.-N.Y.K. 11.-T.K.K. 2-A,U.L 23.-P.

24.-P. & O.. 3.-P. &0. 31.-IT

Jane 1.-B..

Osaka Mare. Tingsang. Empress of arts. Kwongsang. Iyo Mara. Tangshing. Penang Maru. Tanyo Mara. Pros, Malicon. Pros. Taft. Houdan Delta. Fiume L Teiresina. Emprens of Canada. Koron Maru, Pres. MaKinley, Shinyo Marn. Empresa of Russia, Pros. Jackson. ► Proa. Jefferson. Empress of A'lia. Siberia Mare, Sarpedon." Empress of Asia, Taiyo Mara.

TIENTSIN.

2-C.P.S. 3.-T.K.X. 3. AOE 14.-T.I.E. 14.-U.P.B. 15.-A.O.L. 27.-A.,O.L 23.-O.F.8. 30.-L.K.K July 9-B. F.

12.-0.PE. 12.-T.K.K.

May 10.-LOS.N. Chipshing.

I

NEWCHVANG.

Shapei.

May 10.-0. N.

KEELING.

May 19-N.Y K. 11.-T.K.K, June 3.-T.K.K. 14.-T.K.K. July 12-T.K.K.

Iyo Maru, Tenyo Marz. Korea Maru. Shinyo Maru. Taiyo Maru.

PAKHOL.

Yonnat. 9.-C. N. 11.-1.0.8.N. Mingertag. 12-L. & Cia Hanoi.

HAIPHONG.

Shortly after the world war

Yaansu. May 9.-0. N.

11-10.8.N. Mingiang,

Bangl. 12.-L. Cio

According to the Phillipines Daily Herald Charles West, one of the WELL LAID PLANS. Reuter learns from the Shang-four survivors of the Australian that the barquentine "Amy Turner" which hai-Nanking Railway bandits selected a time and place foundered near Guam on March 27 when the three most important is an old seafaring man and a May

within three merchant marine officer. He was They, removed fishplates lately second officer of the British Taiyuan" and was formerly and twisted the rails. It is S.S..

brilliant with the China Navigation Com that presumed headlights carried by this train pany. showed the driver that something Was wrong and enabled him broke out, West went home to fight to avoid a worse catastrophe than for his country He enlisted in derailing only a third class carriage the Buffs and fought in France. and mail brake van. The bandits While in an engagement in the removed all the mails and baggage, battlefields of Loos in September The total number of passengers 1915 he was wounded and gassed. was seventy one, including thirty which made him stay in the hospital three foreigners. Latest reports for sometime. say ten foreigners and twenty Chinese are safe-Router.

JAPAN AND SOVIET.

FISHERIES PROBLEM

DISCUSSED.

HOIHOW.

May 9,-0. N. YUNHAD.

11.-1.0.8.N. Mingsang.

: 18-L.& Cie Hanoi.

BAIGON.

After leaving the hospital he May 16.-U.8.8.B. was awarded a commission in the Jans 1-0.8.8.

11.-C.8.5.B. Hampshire Regiment and he pro- ceeded to India thence to the North West frontier and later entered Bagdad with his battalion,

Mursa. Kuhu Maru." West Ivan.

BANGKOK,

May 8-0. N.

14.-1.0.8.N. 23.—E. A. 84.-E A.

He then transferred to the Inland Water Transport and commanded steamers on the Tigris. He also took command of H. M. Armed | June 1.-0.8.K. Yacht "Ivy" in the Persian Gulf and also H. M. Monitor "Greenfly". on the Euphrates.,

Kwangtung. Kwaissng Banks. Bintang. Kishu Maru-

SINGAPORE.

May 9.-N. L.

TOKYO, May 6. M. Joffe, the Soviet envoy and Baron Goto lengthily conversed

Mr. West was given the rank of to-day in regard to the fisheries question whereof the latter urged a Captain in the Royal Enginneers | prompt settlement. M. Joffe de- and was selected to accompany clared he was officially not inter the Allied Military Mission to ested in that of wells and other Poland on the staff of Brigadier similar issues unless the major General Hammond. Upon de-., question of recognition of the mobilization he returned to the the Soviet Government wus first East. Prior to signing up on the settled but he stated that from his ill-fated. "Amy Turner" he was personal friendship with Baron engaged in business in New Goto he was willing to refer the Zealand.

Like Mr. West, Clifton Cornish dispute to the home Government and recommend a speedy arrange another survivor, saw service dur- ment whereby Japanese fishers ing the European war. He served might obtain the necessary permits with distinction in the Australian 10 proceed to the fishing ground-forces. He was wounded and gass

Renter.

DAY OF SHAME/

CHINA'S "NATIONAL

HUMILIATION.”

PERING, May 5. Preparations are being made for the general observance of Monday as a day of national humiliation..

PEKING, May 6,

ed in the battle fields of France. Cornish is a native of Melbourne. Australia. and was the boatswain on the my Turner."

FIRE ON TEUCER."

CARGO OF KEROSENE

An exciting blaze occurred with- in the Harbour limits at Shanghai The Chamber of Commerce has on the morning of May I fire ordered all shopkeepers to display breaking put on board the Blue half-masted Bags with the inscrip Funnel liner Toucer, which was tion "Don't forget the Day Funloading kerosene at the China of National Humiliation Cour Merchants Eastern Wharf. At 8.50 tesy Daily Bulletins

WAR IN CHINA? CHIHLI-FENGTIEN DISPUTE

CB

PREING, MAY General LI Chichun, the Govern envoy, meets General

the Mukden deleg kwan shortly, rnment is still hopeful

ed-Courtesy

9.-N.Y.K.

1-K.P.M.

10.-N.V.K.

10.-N.Y.K.

10.-N.Y.K.. 10.-E. E 13.-0.8.E.

19-0.8.K. 14.-B. F.

Werra Moji Maru. Van Cloon...

Hakozaki Maru. Hakodate Marn, Toyohashi Haru, City of Floretica. Indo Maru. Amazon Marc. Persed Akits Karu

Torilla. Kasbgar. Mures.

Glenogle.

15 N.Y.K. 15-R L IQ-P&O.. 10.-18.4.B. 17 E. L -20,--B. F. 21.-B. F. 21-04

-NI.K. 19-EARN Chile.

-16.-D. F.

·30-P. &.0. June 1-B F.

1.-0.9/5. 1.G. Tá 3.-P. &0... 3.0.8.6. 4.-B.F 6.-P. 0. 11-BF.

in clock work was proceeding in No. 4 hatch, when the alarm of fire was given. The officers and crow were promptly at work, and owing t to the able management of the Captain the fire, was extinguished WANA MAURKOLLOR VICTO the Mumicipal Fire Brigade, we had arrived in, the meantime, not being required outbreak occurr

was engaged in unlaw

tons of kerosene, so that the dange averted must have been very tr

13-P&O

Merionas.

Glaucis. Sumatra Maru. Kiiszo Maru.

Glenariffe. Nolous.

· Nwanza,-*** -Elpenn?...............

Kishu Mary. Clonamoy. Banos

Java Maru. Automedon Fonday:"" Famsons. Lahore...

18.-P. & Q,

Bardinia. Delta. Adrastu

17-P &0.

20-B. F. Phe

11 P&O

17.-A. O. L 14.-P. M. 18.8.9 D.

-I.K.K. 26.-4.0.L. 28-NYE

18.-P. M.* 81-HAL

June 2-4, J-U9.8.B

July 10-H.A.L. - 11-1.662 Aug. 4-EA

Muring

Tenyo Maru

Prek McKinley.

All Marn. Changsha

Pres. Cleveland. England. Butera. Werk Ivan. Shingo Maru Protams, Thiyo Marty B Albans.

SANDAKAN

May -1.0.8.N.

26.-A. 0.

Maxg Changaba

̈FAYA PORTS, 1:20,

10.--Nanyo Y.K. Macsasar Maru..

$97.7.E.R, - Persia Martin

31.-T.K.K."

Proinsiasa.

July

Aug. 14-B1 Aug. 11.

TACOMA.

May 18.-0. 8, E," Africa Maru.

RAM FRANCINEL.

May 9-P. M. 17.-D. L. 11.-T.K.K. 2-P H. Jano -TEK. 1.-TEK.

80 TEE

Jaly 12-T. K. K.

July 4-B. F.

11.-P. 20. 10.D: F.

Aug. 4.-B. F.

8. P. 0. 1.-P.&O.

19,P&O

Bopt. 5.-P.& O.

Out 1-P.0.

June 1-B, B.

Ningshow.

Devantaa.

Barnedan.

Khira. Kashmir. Macedonia, Dongola Mantua.

HAVRE,

Klpaner.

CONION.

Pres. Linoola. Harold Dollar. Tapya Maru, Proa Taft.

Korea Maru.

Bhinyo Haru. Bibor a Maru.

Talyo Mara.

May 10-N.Y.E.

10-E. L. 12-0.8. K. 14-9. F

16.-P. & 0. 17.-G. L.

VALPARAISO,

VIA Straw, HONOLULU, BAN TELKOMNOG BAN PEDRO, BALIO CRUS, BALSO GALLAÓ, ARICA & IQUIQUE

May 11.-D. L Harold Dollar.

Jana T.K.K

$1,~~B. F. 13--N.Y.K 18-G.L 18.-F. &.0. 28.-B. F.

June 1-G L

1.-P.&O. L-B.F. 4-F.&O. 11-B. F. 12-F.&O. 18.-B. F. 18.-B.. 25.-B. F. 57.-P.&O.

Hakorski Hara. City of Florence, Amazon Meru,

Forseus

Kashgar. Glenoglo Glaucus. Kitano Maru: Glonariffe. Bogdan Nelena. N Glanamoy. Banos Automedon.

Labore Eamaeus. Sardinia

Adrastua, Demo-does- Tei:ise

Delta Bicilia.

Seiya Mari

July

May 9-N. L

Werne.

Bapt.

T.K.K.

TE E.

Rakuyo Maju.

Gingo Mara

Anyo Maru

10--RPM... Van Overstrafont.

11.-J.J.In

Tillboo!

14-T.K.B.

Hayo Maru

HAVANA NEW ORLEANS GALVSEMY & MOBILE.

$1.-3.0.J.L

Tjisedari.

14-3.C.J.TA

Tikwong,

May 18.-T. I. O.

3---Nanyo I.K.* Brang Harb'.

Ethan Alled.

PORTLAND.

Nyanza

May 18-0.8.8.8. June 10,-US,S.B,

Wort Jessup, Parlat

July .-R. F.

Kishaon,

8.-B. FEbeanoc

1. P&O. Malwa

16.-E. F..

Troilus.

13.-B.F.

Helenus,

Devanha Barpedon

Khiv Kashmir.

Macedoni

Relyo Baru.

INDIAN PORTE, NÉO.

May 9.-N.Y.K.

CALCUTTA.. VIA RANGOON),

Maji Mari Namang. Torills.

Hong.

14.-1.08.N. 16.-8.1. 30-LO9.N. Jane 3.-0.8.K.

Java Maru.

PENANG,

May 1-0, B. E.

Bumatra Maru.

BOMBAY AND COLOMBO.,

May 10.-N.V.K. 15.-N.Y.K. 21.-0.8.K. Jans 5.-P. & O.

5.-O. B. X... 12.-P. & O. 17.-P. &0. July 11.-P. & D.

13.-P. & Q. Seps. 5.-P. & O. Oct. 2.-P. & 0.

Hakodato Maru.

· Akita Maru. Bumatra Maru. - Bondan.

Altai Maru Leliore. Delta Males. Bouden. Macedonia Mantu

AUSTRALIAN' FORTE.

·BYDNEY AND MELBOURNE.

May 24.-A. O.

96.-N.Y.K. Jore 1.-K. & A.

30. --N.Y.X. July -E&A Aug. 4.-E. & 4.

Changsha.

Aki Maru. Eastern> Tango Haru. Arafura.

St. Albans,į

GAPAN FORE..

May 8-EA. Eastern.

6.-N.Y.E..Kamo Maru. 9.-P. M. Pree. Lincoln. 9.-B.

Garna.

:

10-0.8.K,

Osaka Maru...... 10-P40. Pardinte 10.-A.0.E** Près. Girant 10.-J... Tikkal.

13-Nanyo Y.K. Bantioong Marn. 15.-B. Protelilana, ce 16.-P. 40. KünTN 17.-N.Y.ETango Marn. 17-0.PS Empress of Asia. 10.-N.Y.E. Iyo Maro. Fooksang- 20.-I.C.8,N,

Dalta. 20.-P. & 0.

Sekko Maru. 20-0.8. R. B1.-N.Y.K. Penang Marn. · 1.-T.K.K. Tenyo Maru 23.-A.O.L. Pres. Madison. 23.-P. M.

Pros. Taft.. Atlas Maru. Fa.UB.K. 25.-1.0.8.N. Laisang. 30.-P. & O..

Kashgar. 31.-L. T. Fiums L June 2-C.P.S.

3-T.K.K. 3.-10.L.

DAIREN.

June 20.-T.K.E. Biberia Maru.

NEW YORK.

(VIL PANAMA)

May 18-T. LO. Ethan Allen.

(VIA BUZZ.)

May 8.-D. & Co. Dacre Castle. 9.-N. L Werra. 14.-T.K.K. Bayo Maru 16.-B. F. Eurglochus, 18-PLEastern Prince.

Proe. Taft, 23.-P. M. 28-B, F. City of Birmingham 31.-T.K.K.Reiyo Maru

Juzo 5.-B. F.

BO. 9. E. 8.—D, & Co. 21.-P.L. 5.-B. F. 15.-B. P. July 1-P. L. 8.-B. F.

May 8.-D. & Co.

15.-B. F. 10.-P. L 26.-B. F Jage 6.-B. F.

Oanfa

Amur Maru Kendal Castis. / Rotaan, Prince. City of Pittsburg. Keemun. Gaelic Prince, Diomed.

BOSTON

Dare Castle."'" Earglochus. Etern Prince City of Birmingham, Cauta.

8D, & Co. 1.-K. L 18.-B. F. 15.-B. F. July 1.-P. L.

5.-B. F. 7.-0.8.K.

Kondal Castle.. Roman Prince. City of Pittsburg. Boomun.

.QAblic Prince,

Diomed..

Hamburg Maru,

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.

DURBAN AND CAPETOWN. (VIA SINGAPORE, RONCE AIS, RIO be JANEIRO Bantos And Haurrizus.)

Panama Mara. Jime 1-0. 8. K..

BARCELONA & May 10-N.Y.K.

26-HLA.L

**

VALENCIA. Toyohashi Maru, Ermland.

FOR VALENCIA.

May 3E A. June 38.-E. A.,

Chile.

Malaya.

Joly 17.-E. A

Panama

Aug. 17.-E. A Aug. 31-E A Fept. 20.-E. A.

Bolivia,

Australien

Java.

BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE, June 7-LT- Nippon.*

28.-L. T.

Empress of Canada. May 9.-N. L.

Korea Maru.

Pres. McKinley.

7-Nanyo Y.K. Cheribon Maru.

14-T.K.E. Bhinys Maru

14.-Q.P.8.

15.-A. O. L. 27.-4.0, L 29.-O.P.B. SOT.K.K. July 12.-O.P.8. T.K.K

Enipress of Rassis Pres. Jackson. - Pros. Jefferson. Empress of Alia. Siberia Mard Empress of Asia. Taiyo Maru

HONOLULU.

Pros Taft. Horea Maru.

Pres. Lincolu May 9.-P. M.

2.-T.E.K.Tonyo Kiara. 13.-P. M. Jane 3-TEK 14-TK.K. 30.-T.K.K. July 12-T.K.K.

Shinyo Mard. Siberia Mera.

Taiyo Maru

"KAKELGAN "PARTS.

VANCOUVER, ETC:

May 15-B. B.

16.-0.8.E. 17.-O.P.A.: 18.-N.Y.B

DL

June 2-C.PA

NATK

Protesilaus.i Africa Mar Empress of Aster

Iyo Marn Harald Dollar.

Empress of Conds.

Bhidzagka Marn.

~4~N.Y.K.~~ Chunko Maru..

- 12.—BF. Achilles

1440P65 Emperor of Busila: ~

29-0.P.8.

Jy -

18-OPA Aug, 14-B. V. Bept. 11-R F

Empress of Alia. Philoctetes..! Empress of Aɛis. Protesilane. Achilles,

VICTORIA.

May 10-AO.L. 115,--3, F.

-

Pros: Grant. Proteiiaus.

16-08, K., Africa Maro.

19-N.Y.K.

28-A, O. La

--A OL

Jude BL-NTK.

A: O. Le AO..

Iyo Mard.

"Pres; Madinita,»

Press MaKinlay

Bhidangks Mara..

Pros. Zaaksom, Fros. Jefferson.

Proterliaus.

Fiume L

GENOA.

25.-, L 21.-B. F. June 1.-G. L. 20.-8. F. July 20.-E. F.

Werts. Giegsrifto. Meriones.

Glenamoy

Pholus.

Ningchow.

.....

MARSEILLES.

May 10.-N.Y.K. Toyobashi Maru. 10.-N..Dity of Florence.

Hakozaki Maru.

10-E 16.-P. &O,

20B, 13.-N.T.K. 30.-P. &0. Jane 1.-B. F.

13.-P. & O. 20-B.-F 27.-P.&O.

!

Kangher.

Meriones.

Kitang Maru. Nyanza.

Elpenor. Bardists.

Phemlus.. Delta.

28. 1, 0. 30.-P. & 0.

--P&O.

Ang 4.-B. F.

.-P. &.0. M-P/&0.

Sept. 5.-P. & O. 19.-P. O,

Oct. 3-P.&0.

Dongola, Mautua.

LIVERPOOL

May 10-N.T.K.

-R. B. June 1.-B. F. 20.-B. F. July 4-B. F 20-B, F.

May-14-B. F.

Toyohashi baru. Marionon.

Elpenor.

Phemius. Telemachus. Ningohow.

HULL.

Perseus.

DUNKIRK,

May 23-EA Jane 18.-R. A. July 17.-E. A... Ang. 17.-E. A

31-EA Sept. 30.-E. A.

May 10.-B. F. June L-B. F. 20.-B. F.

Onila, Malaya. Paasma. Holivia. Australion. Jara.

GLASGOW,

July 4.-B..F..

20.-B. F

Meriones Elpenor.

Phemius. Telemachus. Kingchow,

AMSTERDAM.

May 23.-EA

Jane 18.-E4D

20.-J.C.J.L.

Child 15.-J.C.J.Lt. Oostkurk

Malayala Ouderkerk.

July 17.-E. AS

Ang. 17.--A, E 31.- A Supt. 30.-E. A

Panama.

Bolivi Australien..

Java.

ROTTERDAM,

May 9-N.L.

10. E

17.-G. L. 21., F. 23.-EL 4.

25.-J.O.J.L 25.-G. L.

28-R B.!

31.-H.A.L

Werra

City of Florence, For sour Glenngla Glaucus,

Chile. Oostkerk.

Glerus riff Helaas. Ermland.. Glensmey,

Automedon. Eumaeus,

June 1.-G. I

✔

IL.-B. F.

Adrásing

Malaya.

19: B. F. 18-E. A.

30.-J.C.J.L $6.-B. F Jaly B. F. 9-B. F. 10. H. A.L.

Ouderkerk Toiregiss.

Machaon

Rhesus.

Preusaon.

10.--B. F. 17.-E. A.. 23.-B. F.

Troflux

Panama

30.-BAR Aug. 4.-B. F.

17.-E. A 31.-E. A Beps. 30. A.

Holanas. --Autolycus Barpadoa. Bolivie Australien, JAYE

ANTWERP.

May 1 N. L

10--N.T.K

10.-E. L 13.-2.8, K. 18.-P. & 0. 23.-B. F.

Werra.

Hakorski Marn. City of Florence Amazod Mara? Kashga Domodocus,

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Montor, (B. & S) from Yokohama, Shanghai-Hott's Wharf.

Hosei Maru, (M.B.K.) from Bangkok.-B15.

Prosper, (Fok Tat Cheong) front Canton.-West Point

Kweilin, (B. & S.) from Canton.- West Point.

Pong Tong, (Yuen Seng Fat) from Canton.-West Point.

Macassar Maru, (Nanyo Y. K) from Karatsu-A25.

DEPARTURES.

Mentor, (B. & S.) for London, Singapore. May 7.

Victorius, (Pacific Mail) for Saigon.-May 7,

Hydrangea, (Chiu on) for Swatow. May 7:

Szechuen, (B. & S.) for Canton May 7.

Tai shun, (B. & S.) for Canton.

May 7.

Linan, (B. & 5.) for Singapore Harbour.-May 7.

Lake Onawa, (Admiral Line) for Saigon.-May 7.

Yeizan Maru, (M.B.K.) for Iromote-May 7.

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS:

The N. Y. . . "Hakozaki Maru European Line) left Shangbai for Hong- kog on May Band la oxpected here on

Mar 9.

The N. Y. K. Toyobashi Maru". (Liverpool Lna) left Shanghai for Bons- koor on May 6 and is expected hero un' ¡May. 2.

"Em preas of The CP, R.M.9 Australia" atsived at Shanghal on May 7 at 4 m. left Shaugbal tody st noon and is due at Kobe on May ate P.

BILLIARDS.

CONFUCIUS SOCIETY·

TOURNAMENT.

During the week-end, the finals and semi-finals of the Confucius Society billiards handicap tour nament were played off. Mr. S. K. Kwok, who is one of the best known of Chinese cueists in the Colony and who gave Mr. A. J. Osmund a very close match in the last V.R.C tournament, won the tournament' from the back mark, scratch. Ind the final he defeated Mr.CL. Tsang (rec. 20) the scores reading. 500-408. During the tournament, Mr. Kwok made an abnormal numi-. ber of breaks of over 50.

Tonight the first round of the will championship tournament commence at the society's head- quarters.

Mr. W. G. Crokam, the well known jockey, and Shanghai re- presentative of Austrálian Manu-- facturers, Ld., has been appointed manager of Messrs. Caldbeck, Macgregor's

Tientsin branch." His brother, Mr. R. J. Crokam, will. succeed him in his old office.

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