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MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1928 *

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Reuter Service to the Chino Mall.)

HONDRONG AND SHANGHAI BANK.

SHANONAI, June 28. The Hongkong and Shanghai Iauk'n magnificent now building on the Bund was opened at noon by Sir Ronald Macleay, H.M.'s Minis- ter, in the presence of a large and fistinguished gathering..

to the Foreign Office, mentioned in s cable message dated June 17, stát- ing that the British Minister at Peking has been authorised to proas for the creation of snch a force of | gendarmerie as the Federation eng- gested. The other Powers concern- ed are now considering the proposal.

SHANGTAI, Judo 29.

CABARETS NOW.

-

THE CHINA MAIL.

NEW YORK'S "LOBSTER PALACES."

NOTICE TO SHIPPRRY AN

PASSENGERS.

ROJECTED DEPARTURE

CHINA GOIST, ETC.

June

The last of those sumptuous' establishments, nicknamed "Lob [ster Palaces," where in the drinking At a meeting. of the Chinese days of yore broiled live lobster, General Chamber of Commerce and champagne were-dispensed to yesterday afternoon a resolution was the spendthrift after theatre crowds passed repudiating the authority of of Broadway' has disappeared from the present Paking Government, the night life of New York writes The Flon. Mr. A. O Lang, and declaring, the nets, of Parlia-a correspondent to a home paper.

It has been toppled into the Jaly Chairman of the Bank, said the ment invalid. building was a visible proof of the

The meeting decided to vir-abyss of bankruptcy by Prohlhibi- faith of the Directors in the future colarise all the provincial authorities tion. Without previous warning. of the Settlement, which he hoped urging them to accept responsibility to the public it has clased its doors. New York has now definitely would remain shaken by the for the preservation of law and passed from the age of. "Lobster June present deplomble condition of order in their provinces. They also Palaces" to that of the cabarets- Ching. The doctrine that Chinn decided to elect a "Popular Govern-de-luxe. But if the Prohibitionists July must work out her own salvation," ment Committee," in order to deal have their way, the reign of the I said, had been tried and found with the problem of national re-newcomers will be a short one. wanting, and we reluctantly come construction. to the conclusion that the time has! come to give foreign interference a

padlock," Already the' 'fatal which the agents of enforcement Joe find so much more effective than 1 raids and fines, Is dangling

July threateningly before their eyes. Fifteen of the leading cabarete of! the metropolis are thus threatened, and if the courts agree they will be June pronounced temporarily incorrig❤p ible and be "padlocked" for a year or more.

Immense fortunes have been devoted to the establishment of the cabaret-de-luxe.

KAIZENOTU, June 31. Two hundred soldiers last night trial in order to save the country looted the south suburb. Many from the chaotic condition to which shops were robbed and it is report military misgovernment and politi-ed that sama people were wounded. cal demoralisation have brought it, The firing lasted for an hour and and again secure for foreign trade bullets whistled over houses occupi- the protection to which we are ed by foreigners, but none were entitled by treaty." Our Govern-molested. Bome 10,000 troops who mente were faced with a grave res were stationed in the south suburb possibility, as immense interests are did not attempt to prevent the loot- at stake, which demand that they ing. The situation will become must see the task through, but he serious unless the Authorities take

Its entrepreneurs bave raised to wuk convinced that firm insistance, drastic stops immediately.

HANKOW, June 23.. a fine art the application of protec- on essential reforms backed, if} nisolutely necessary, by an on-

It appears that three bandits tive colouring to forbidden business.. Their decorative sche. equivocal demonstration of force belonging to the band which cames are the last word in modernity world speedily react in a restora- tured Father Malotto have been im-and they offer allurements without tion of order and security, and be prisoned by the Magistrate at Ying-number to senses which are sup- welcomed by the masses of China chen, who has arranged for the re-posedly unstimulated by alcohol. who were also suffering from the lease of the prisoners in exchange long-continned misgovernment and for Father Malotto, a proposal tie lawlessness of their country. bandits have agreed to."

BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.

PARIS, June 22.

One cabaret, for instance, which '. was sumptuously equipped a few months ago to satisfy the craze for Bir Ronald Macleay said the

Russian styles has just undergone building was not surpassed by any

a complete metamorphosis into an commercial house i the l'or Enst

Egyptian palace in order that it or in Asia. His Excellency paid a

may accord with the Tut-an kh

# Amen vogue. tribute to the great Bank's magni-

At the resumed hearing of the ficent work in developing foreign

All of them supply professional trade and farthering the commerce Banque Industrielle de Chine prodancers and music of the post-jazz and industry not only of the British sections, counsel for the share school, played on string instru Empire, but also of China herself. holders charged the defendants with ments instead of brass, to suit the quietness in The Bank had assisted China bad faith in declaring the dividends latest through a number of important, for 1919, when the Banque was in preference to jazz, loans, either separative or with the great difficulties, notwithstanding Consortium. His Excellency em-the chairman's statement to the plinsised that if China really wished, contrary.

tasto

for

AWATOW. 26-1.0.8.3. - Chakaang. 29.-D. L. Halobing, 24.--O, N.

17.-1.0.8.N.

38.-C. N.

19.1.0.8.2.

29. L.

10.86. 1-LCAN 0.8. K 8-LOAN

AMOY:

Kalgan.

Balyang.

Halboog

Amakuss Mara. Tunguhing.

Boan Maru. Welshing

96.-C. Boochow 81–106.M. Xamsang.

1-0. B. K. Amakum Maro 5.-0.8. K -Boshu Maro.

FOOCHOW.

20-D. D 49.-D. I

Halching. Balhong.

TAKAO.

6-0. S. E.

Bosht Mara, 160. B. K. Klabu Mara.

SHANGHAI

26.0. N.Boochaw 1.-LOS.N." Yusang. 27.4.0.4 / Pros, Jafferson. 24-N.Y.K Hakodato Maru. 28.-U. N. **Saiyang 19.-10.8.N.

*Aslang.

Empress of A'ífa. •

39.-C.P.8.

30.-P.&O." Khívs.

30.-T.EX.

Biberis Marn.

3-N.Y.K.

July-1.0.8.N.

N.Y.K. 4.P. M. 5.-L. T.

Tengahing.

Hakone Karn. Matsumoto Maru. Pris. Wilson

Dachos D'Aosta.

6-LC,8,N. "Walshing.

7.-B.B. J.-B. F.

9.-A.O.L.

12.-C.P.8.

12.-T.EE

14-LUSN 14.-P. &0.

C. Lopez Y. Lopes. Barpadon

Pres. Grant

Empress of Arts.

Taiyo Marn,

Hong,

Kashmir.

18-NY.K. : Aki Maru.

21.-A.O.L.

23.-E. L.

P-N.Y.K. 28.-O.P.8.

Aug. 2.-A.O.L.

-TEK. 6.0.P.8. 11.-N.Y.K.

-A. O. L. 16. T.K.E.

Pres. Madlion,

City of Boston, Bago Mar

Empress of Canada. Pres. Makinley. Tenyo Harn. Empress of Russia

Iyo Maru

Pres. Jackson Kores Matu Shidinoka Maru,

KELING

July 10. 8. K. 19.-T.K.K.

A few months ago the cabarets Sept. 3.-N.Y.E. were crowded. Their tables were at a premium and their patrons, further assistance from the Four The deputy prosecutor, in s-speech, recruited from the richest classes, Tower Group she must abandon her expressed surprise that the defendeemed it a privilege to pay cover attitude of suspicion towards the dants were so engrossed in their charges amounting to as much as ang. 5.-T.K.B. Consortium and must realise that own defence that they had never eight shillings a seat, in addition

loans would be forthcoming ex- once uttered a word of regret for cept under condition of strict con- the financial havoc they trot in order to safeguard the inter-

e of hondholders, and that the money may really be spent for the benefit of China.

Referring to the Bank's immense

wrought,

to exorbitant prices for food.

Amakusa Maru. Taiyo Mara. -Tanyo Mára. Korea Mara.

16.-T.K.K.

{.

had

Nor did the pleasure-seekers

DAIREN. baulk at the four guinéas regularly Juna 20.-T.K.E.. Siberia Maru asked for a pint of whisky,

But these paradises of the for-

TSINGTAO.

Yasang.

РАКНОЇ.

Yunnan

PARIS, June 23. Continuing his speech at to-day's

bearing of the case against the direc-bidden attracted gradually other Juno 37.-1.0.6.

than mere: pleasure

seekers.

tors of the Banque Industrielle de "Bootleggers" (dealers in illicit services to China in the building of Chine, the Deputy-Prosecutor said liquor) and disciples of "Raffles" June 18.-0.-N. railways, His Excellency regretted that the reserves provided for by the invaded their precincts and, in that owing to the misumnagement balance sheets of 1919 and 1920 evening suits, secured tables, from June 30.-1.0.8.N. “ Chipshing.

As regards the which they noted the habits and and starvation of railways by the were insufficient.

There followed a séries of' rob-

edy Central Government and con- concentration of risks, if young fin-the jewels of the rich ant interference therewith by anciers adopted M. Berthelot's independent military leaders. there financial theories they would bring could at present be no talk of fresh all their enterprises to ruin. railway construction in

China.

Moreover, the railway guardé had

proved incompetent to protect the.

lives and property of passengers, na

JAPAN AND RUSSIA..

Toxro, June 28.

beries, and a few weeks ago two hundred policemen were assigned to as many night restaurants, with. orders to report their observations | to headquarters.

The presence of these uniformed officers quickly chilled the en-

تحميله

HOLHOW. Jun 26.-O, N... Yunnan.

29.-1.0.8.N. Imesang."

HAIPHONG

**

June 28-0. N...

28-0. N. 89.-1.0.8.N.

Yoonan Chinhua. Leeang.

SAIGON.

Chinking.

Kafakura Maru.

"

BANGKOK,

£25,800,000 A YEAR.

MR. HENRY FORD'S HUGE

INCOME.

Jude -16.6.N.

28.-C. N. July 1-0.B.K.

9.-E. 'A. 14.-E. A.

had been lamentably demonstrated M. Joffe and Mr. Kawakami arethusiasm of the revellers. When in the disgraceful outrage on the to begin their conversations on I made the rounds in the company Tientsin-Pukow milway last month. June 6..

of an experienced guide a few-Jone-0. N. Nothing had occurred in the last

Moscow, June 23.nights ago, the orchestras were July 1-0. 8. K Busho Maru, twenty-three years which had so It is prognosticated that Russo-playing to empty tables.

39.-N.T.K. deeply stirred the feelings of for Japanese discussions on pending eigners in China. Was it unreason. questions, principally Sakbalin, will able, he asked, "that they should be resumed on a basis of mutual as the Powers to remind Chind concessions, and prompt. de jure that the claim to sovereign rights recognition of the Soviets. implied recognition of sovereign

obligations, thaf protection of for

eigners was guaranteed by treaty. KWANGTUNG MILITARY POSITION. and that for the violation of those

obligations the Powers would exact.

PEKING, June 22.

.full reparation and ample safeguards Sun Yat-sen's Yunnan troops in for the future? Wo can only hope Feikiang have been forced to with

*

With the possible exception of

whom has recently been transferr- Mr. John D. Rockefeller junior, to

the siale of things which made draw from Shuchow to Yinglao-ed most of his father's oil holdings,

possible the Lincheng outrage will

sien, having lost considerably in jove ephemeral, that peace and numbers and munitions. order will come and that Chinese It is believed that this reverse statesmen and leaders will emerge will induce Sun Yat-sen to come to euficiently enlightened to recognise peace with Chen Chiung-ming. that political aspirations must be renounced when they conflict with the common weal, and that if China in to take her proper place amongst civilised nations, selfish ambitions must be merificed on the altar of patriotism.

CHINA

LONDON, June 23, Commenting upon the difficulties of British traders in China, owing to the illegal imposition of dues by

THE GIRL WHO SINGS BEFORE BREAKFAST

And The Girl Who Doesn't

Some girls sing 65 soon as they jump out of bed. Their sleep has dono the good they are refreshed and eager to commence the day; what is more, they are ready to eat a good, substantial breakfast

Others habitually are lete. They rise Amiritio and languid, dress with

the richest man in the world to-day Is Mr. Henry Ford, the motor manufacturer, who started business Ljust over 20 years ago with a

borrowed capital of £6,000.

When his former enemies in Wall-street (the United States Threadneedle-street) were shiver- ing in adverse financial winds and stock quotations were everywhere shrinking, Mr. Ford dramatically filed with the Commissioner of Corporations in Boston a statement showing that the Ford Company, owned by himself and his son Edsel, earned last year a net profit of £25,800,000.

The company on February 28 had cash in hand amounting "to

£34,669,000. It has now consider

the provincial authorities in defiance af-closed eves, and, as often as notably over £40,000,000

Two years ago Mr, Ford frankly admitted that he was in need of ready money.

Obaktang. Kalgan Busho Maru. Banka Bintang.

SINGAPORE,

Balta. June 17.-P. & Ö

99,-€. N.

Chinhas. 18.-N.V.K. Tamba Maru. 30-P. & 0.

30.-E. I

-B. I.

July 1-0. L.

13. P. 2.-N.Y.E.

9.-B. B-PM 9-0.8.6. 11.-K.Y.E. 11-P, &0.

Bleili

City of Corinth. Takada. Glenapp.

Ovelope,

Murotan Maru. Machaoni.

Busho Maru

Malaya

Fiume L Rheets Lake Faulk

Alps Marur

Juna16-0, EỪ

MANICA.

28-1.7.K.

17-AAB.

19~U.6.8.B.

Tango Maru. Catiaretta.

Wart Boquan the

1–108.N. - Wingwng

July 8.--0.8.98.

1-R.AL

7----Elde

9.-P..

10.-V,8,8,B.

From Grant.

Wert Begusa

Atafora

Pren, Lincoln Montagua,

12-TEK.Taiyo Maru,

Pres. Madlaon. Femland.

11-A, O. L. 14-B. A. L 1-U.8.8.B. 18-NY. 24-4.0.L

-R. B. Aug. LE & à.

STRE 6.-U.S.8.0. 10-B. F. 18-NY.K. 16.-T.K.K.

West Promptat, -Yoshino Maze..

Pres. MoKinley. **Emil Kirdorf.

St. Albania. Tenyo Maru West Cayote. Pyhrrus.

Aki Maru. Koros Marut.

SANDAKAN,

June 28.----LO.8.K. Hlasing.

July 7-E &A..

Arafark

CEBU, ILOILO & ZAMBOANGA July 5.–0.9.9.B., West SequanS

JAYA PORTS, 1.20.

Jaño 28. ~ J.0.3.

Ju's

20-7.0.LL

Nanyo Y.L. 12-1.0.3 L.

18.-N. L

19. T.K.K.

Jaz. A-TEK

Tjibodas.

Cheribon Marn. Tiltaroom, Beblecien.. PRIMIA KATU Wojo Mura.

INDIAN PORTI, "ETO.

CALCUTTA

VIA RANGOON),

Jupe 17.-10.8.N.:

18-P. M

July - 1-B L

1.-M.Y.K. 7.-0.8.K. 1.--LOBN. 10.-B. L. 20-BL

Fookmang. Late Gilpon. Takada.

Muroran Maru Malay Maro. Katsang

Tanda Torilla.

PENANG.

Jund 98-NY.E.

July 1-BL

-N.T.E. 4.LT. -- IL-PO.

B. I.

| Aug. "L-P. & 0. 98-P.&0. Sept. 7.-P. & 0.

BOMBAY AND June £7.-P. & 0.

28,-N.Y.K. 30.-P. & 0.

| July - 4–14. T.

6.-0.8. K. A-08K 11.-P. & 0. 14---P. & 0.. 18.-N. L

-P, & 0.

Aug. 4.-P, 0.

8.-P. 40. 18-P. & 0. Sept. 7.-P. & D... Oot. -P. &0.

Tamba Maro. Sicilia Takada, Maroran Maru,

Finne L

Nagpore.

Tocile.

Soudan:

Bidli

Macedonia.

COLOMBO,

Tamba Maru Sicilia Fiume L Burms Mara.. Borneo MarnI. Malwa, Nagpore. Schleien.

Kidderpore.

Bondan. Khiva. Bicilis

Macedonia. Mantua.

AUSTRALIAN PORTE.

HYDNEY AND

June 18.-N.YE July 7.-E. & A.

18-N.Y.E. Aug. 4-E. &.

15.-N.Y.K... Bopt. 1-KA Oct. B-E & à. [Nov. 1.-E. & &.

MELBOURNE, Tango Maru. Arfare. Yoshino Man, St. Albans. All Maru. Eastern. Arafura.

St. Albens.

SAPAN PORTY..

June 28.-LO. 8.N. Namakax.

$7.-4. O. I Pres. Jefferson. 17.-N.Y.K.: Moji Maru.

1.-0.8.E. Argun Maru. 10-F.Y.K

Hakodate Maru. 29.-Nanyo T.E. Macassar Maru.

-OP.. - Empress of Avila, 20.-B. I.

Torilla.

30.-T.K.K. Biberia Maru. 30,-~P. & Ü.

July 1-E.I

3-N.I.L 4.-P. M. 4.-F.Y.K. 5.LT. 7-BB 7.-0.8. K. 9A. O. L. 10.-E. & A.

12-CP.&

Khir

Takada.

Hakone Maru. Pres. Wilson.

Matenmoto Maril/ Duchessa D'Avetu. U. Lopez Y. Lopez. Hamburg Maru Pres. Grant

St Albans.

Empress of Asia.

LIST.KK. Talĵo Marui,

12-Nanyo F.K. Bring Harn. 1108N. Hoàng

14-F.&O.. Kashmir.

10-N.Y.K

19.-T.K.K

·11.-A O. L 2.-E. L. -NY. -UPS. Atig. 2-A. O. L.

A-TEK

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Aki Mara.

Persis Mara

Pres. Madison

City of Boston! Kaga Mara, Empress of Chanda Fres. McKinley." Tonyo Maru Express of Bansin..

Iyo Mara. Free, Jackson,

HONOLULU.-

Bøjt. : BN.Y,E

Ost...-B. F

Juno 17.—~A, O.L July 5.-B. Y

14–0.8,K.- 94---K.Y.K. -94B, Y. Aug. 10.E

11.-3. P 118.Y

14-B.F IL-A. O. L Bept L-N.Y.K.

11.-B.F.

Oct. 9.-3.1. 30-B, F.

LATTER

From Jefferson Philsolates.

Arifona Maru. Kaga-Marn

Ayndarous.

Pres. MaKinley,' Achilles.

Iyo Maru Frotitans. Pres. Jackion. Fhidzuoka Mara.

Achilles

Phioctates

Tyndarenis.

LOS ANGELES,

June 13.8. B. **Jacox.

* SAN FRANCISCO,

Jogo 80 T.K.E.

July 4-P..

70, 8. K. 9.-1.0.TA

10-D, L 12-TK K.

Aag, S.-T.K.K.

Biberia Maru. Fres. Wilson Hamburg Maru.

Pros. Grunt.

·Stuart Dollar:

Talyo Maru, Tonyo Maru.

'B-ILE, Kores Mart,

VALPARAISO,

VIA JAPAN, HOWolvin, San Exco SAN PEDRO, Batxo Czer, Balbao- CALLAO, AMICA & Iquique). Joly 10-D. L Stuart Dollar.

T.K.K. Bakugo Marq. Sept. TEE, Ginyo Maru Oct. 20.K.K.Anyo Maru. Dec. 4-.6.K. Balyo Maru.

PORTLAND.

July 10-0.4,8,B. ·

Montaguo.

Aug. 6-0.8.8.3. West Cayota.

NEW YORK.

(VIA PANAMA)

July --R.Y.E.

7.-0.8.K. 10.-D. L

-T. L. O. Aug. 9.-T.K.K. June 28.-P. L. July 5-B F.

(VIA BUELA)

R-N. L. 10.-D.& Co. 10.-D. L. 16.-8. F.

28-PL 36.-B. F. $7,-D. I Aug. .-B. F.-

15B. F.

Genoa Maru, Hamburg Mars. Stuart Dollar. Volun'eer. Woyo Mara. Gaolio Princo. Diomed. Schlesien. Wray Castle, Robert Dollar. Telomarahua.

Gothic Prince. Langton Hall, Virginis Dollar. Kaloms. Talthybius.

BOSTON

Gaelic Prince. G Mar Diomed. Hamburg Maru. Wray Castle. Stuart Dollar. Rob Dollar. Telemachus. Gothic Prinse.. Langton Hall,

June $5.-P. L Jaly 3.N.Y.K.

5.-B. F. 7-0.8.K, 10.-D. & Co. 10.-D. L. 10.-D. L -15.-B. F. 33-P. L. 26.-B. F. 31.-D.L

Aug. 6.-B. F. 16.-B. F.

Virginia Dollar. Kaloma Talthybius.

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS. DURBAN AND CAPETOWN. (VIA SINGAPORE, BUENES AIRES, RID DE JANEIRO. BARTOS AND MAURITIUL) July 2-0,8.K... Feattle Maru.

BARCELONA & VALENCIA,

July 7-H.A

Prevesen.

14,--H.A.L Ermland. 16.-N.Y.K.

Kamakura Maru

FOR VALENCIA.

July 6-E. A. Aug. 17-E. A. 31. A.

Bept 30-E. A.

Pann Bolivia. Australien. JATA.

BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE, Jaly -J.-T. Flome L.

GENOA.

July 1-0. L.

18. N. L 10.-11. F.. Ang. B.-G. L. 30.-B F...

4

Glicospp.

Schlesion Niegohow. Gleniffer.

Titan

MARSEILLES.

June 27,-P, &.0.

D-EL July 1-B F. 4. R. F. 11.-N.Y.E, 11.-P. & 0. 18-R & 17E 18.-N..K.

20- B. 25,--P. & O. Aug. 1.-B. F

LNY.E 7- F. 8.-P. &0. 17.-E. A -B. F. 38.-P. & 0.

Delta. City of Corinth. Cyclops. Telemanbas Katori Mara Malwa Pansins.

City of Manchester

Atsuta Maru. Ningehow.. Devinba Felons. Kashima Maru. Barpedon.

Khi -Bolivia

Titan Kashmir.

Sicilia, JATE Agamemnon. Patroclus. Macedonia. Dongola Australien. Mantua

-P. &0.

80

18.-T.K.K.

Senčilo Maru.

Korea Mara,

Beps.

Katori Maru.... Malwa,

Bopt. NYK.

Shizuoka Maru.

.-P. & O. -N.-P. 4o.

June 20-T.K.K. 'Siberia Maru.

July 4-P. M.

From Wilson.

Oote P. Q,

10-

Afrika.

OL 13-ZKE

Pros. Grank

Talyo Maru.

Foy, 16,-

Karmala 'Chile.

Tonyo Marn. Koros Mara:

GIBRALTAR.

Teddingt

Went Prospect.

1.-P. &0. *. Nagpore. 14-0. BK 16.-E. 4. 16.-B. 7. 10-0.8.8.3. 17-EL 18.-N.T.K. 18-NL 1887

- 1%-P. # 0.

20—HI

City of Mchester. Atsuta Maru. Bohlesien.

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*** Kidderpore,

Torilla

Kingchow

K-B. T.

Helenus,

Devasha

Soudan,

Menü

B-P&O

of the Treaty of 1842, the Times breakfast off a cup of teaothing more. says that if those provinces which Half the day they are dull and faint, Intely imposed a twenty per cent.exhausted by the least exertion. Bead

The Wall-street magnates ad valorem duty upon imported sales and back pain oppress them periodically for days toxether; etabbing cigarettes are allowed to impose pins 'tock the chest, afher food thought they had him at their these illegal taxes, it is only a the complexion has find, leaving palld mercy. But instead of applying matter of time when other provinces cheeks and bloodless lips

to them for aid he reduced the Aug. 1.-8. F. These languid, backasby, despondent price of his cars and shipped will follow their example and again tax all imported goods. Beemingly, girls lack health and, energy simply, them to every Ford dealer in the because the nerves are not getting their world with the demand under the only the residents in the provinces fall bare of rich wood biod to feed and terms of their contracts for im• concerned can make really useful nourish them. Yet the sunat way to mediate payment. protests, for it is the consumers in gain the ray cheeks of health, the energy The dealers remitted over these places who have really to pay that comes from strong, well-fed per ros.

and the joy of rebust youth is well within £27,000,000, and Mr. Ford snapped these imponitions.

their reach. Tens of thousands of girls his fingers at Wall-street, which LONDON, June-22.· and women such as they have found estimates that he is now worth from these blessing to Dr. Willams Pink £120,000,000 to £160,000,000,000000 Pills for Pale People.

Since he started business he had: made over 6,000,000 cars:

The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent raison the question as to whether the evacuation of Wei- From the first done Dr. Williams' Pink haiwei should now be carried out as overcomes stienila, nervous exhanation. Pills create the riot pure blood; that speedily as originally projected, in debility and week digestion: iu both view of the continued anarchy and soxez, s8 well as in woman the apocial anti foreign outrages in China, ailments of their sex. Uf woodieloven. dors everywho, or post, Ense at $1.59

Boltle for bottle, from Wilaine Medicine Co. 61% Klin Road, Fhanghai..Write for the boo

Natures Warning. It is fres

LONDON, Jund 29

he Federation of British Indus rios announce that it has received reply to the representations made

Something Dependable. Diarrhoea is always more or less prev fent during this weather. for it. Qhamberlain's Egile mid- Bémedy la prompt and

Dr

always be depended spodu ori all Chemiista and Storekcapers:

PA 97.-B. F B.T

Sept 1-8 F

7-P 0.

Dot P&D,

Macédonia, Dougala

Ages popár.

Auger T.K.K.

H-LKE,

VANCOUVER, ETC.

June 25,--N.Y.K. Yokobaiss Mart. 12-0.1.8 Empress of A'ibs.

Philoctetes

July 2--RE.

19 APA Empress of Asia. 11-085. Arizona Marve BL-NYE :: Kaga Maru. 11-3. BL Tyndarens. Aug. 11, N. X. Iyo Mara

IL-B. Procedlanu. Sept. 5-NYK. Bhidzioka Maru

11–31.

Oot L-BT 1982 - B. F.

June 2 Jaly

Achilles Philo Tyndareni

VICTORIA

|July 11.-P. &0. $5.-P. & 0. Aug. 8.-P. & 0.

B-P.&O..

Sept. TP & 0. Oct. 6-P. 40.

P.&O...

Malwa Deranda. Khíre

Macedonis Mantan Karmala

HAVER:

July 1-B

[Ang. L-B. F.

Sept 1-B

June

8-P, O.

18-B

Rhexenor.

18.-P. O.

Bopt. 4.—B. F..

Dardante Patrooltas.

Macedonia.

Pyrrhus.

Dongola.

Agapenor

Oct. 5.-P. & D.

19.P.

Karmala.

Nov. B. F.

7. P.&O.

10. – B, E.

17.-B. F

11.--P40%

Mentor

Teirozian.

LIVERPOOL

July 1-B,

Aug, Bapt. 1.-3. F.

July 2-EA

10.-E. A.

Cyo'ops Ningchow›, Prizes. Titan Agamemtio

DUNKIRK.

Malays. Pazma

Bolivi Australion.

Afrika

Aug.

Sept

Oct. 10.-E A

Nov. 16. A. -

Chile.

GLASGOW.

Jaly 1.-B. F. B. F.

Aug. 1-8 F. 20-BP.

Cyclope. Telemachua Ningchom.

Peled

Titan

AMSTERDAM,

Joly - AL Malaya.

19.~J.O.J.L.. 16.-A.

Aug. 19.-J.O.J.L.

17.-A. E $1.-E. A.

Sept. 30.-E. A. | Oct. 10.--F.A.

Nov. '10.—E A,

Oldekerk.

PARATOR

Baldor.

Bolivia.

Australien.

JAYS

Afrika.

Chile.

ROTTERDAM

July I.-Q. L. 9.-B. F. 2.-E. &. 7.-H.A.L. 9. F... 13.—J,0.J.L. 14.-B.A.L. 18.-B. F.

18, - B. A. 17.-E. L. 18.-N.1 18.---B, F.. IL-B, Y.

20. - R. B

30.-B. F. Aug. 7.-B. F. 9.-G. L. 12-J.0.J.L 13.-B. F -17.-. A.

20.-8. F. $7.---B. F. 31.-E.

Bapi 10.-R. F.

Il-B P 31.-E. A

Oct 10.-E. A Nov. 18.-E A.

Glenapp. Machison.

· Malaya

Proussen. Rhesus. Uldekork. Ermland.

Troilus, Panama.

City of Manchester": &chlesion.

Relonus.

Apapenor.

Emil Kirdort Autolyona.

Sharpedon. Gleviffer.

Baleder. Rhaxenor. Bolivia Laomedon. Dardapus -Australien Pyrrhus. Mentor.

Jara

Afrika.

Chile

ANTWERP.

| Juae *7. -8, & O.

34.-B. F... Joly .7.–KAL

11.-P. & Q. 14.-NYE 14.-H.A.L.

14.0.8. E

Dalta.

City of Corinth, Preussen Malwa

Katori Marn Exmlad.

Alpa Mara

17.-E. L-City of Michaetörő

18.-N.Y.K.

18.-N. L.

83.-R. F.

25.—P. & U. 26.-R. B.

Aug. 1-N.T.E

$2.-P. & 0. 29-P, & 0.

Sept. 7.-P. & O

Aista Mara.

Schloelen.

Helenus. Derantia

Emil Kindorf." Kashima Maraż- Кыта

Kashmir.

Sicilia

Misoodania:

17-R. B. 21.-F. & C. Oct. 5.-P.&O.

19.-P. & 0.

Mentor.

Dongola

Mantun.

Karmala

HAMBURU.

City of Corinth? - Gierapp.

Jone 30.-I. F.

July 1-0 L 1-F EA

7—II. Ä, La 10K. B

Machson.

Malaya.

Pressent.

Emil Kirdorf. 12-J,0.J_L. - Oldekerk, 14.-H.A.1. Krmland. 14-0, &, K. Alpa Maru: 16.-5. F... Trollas. 16.-E A

17.-EL 18.-N. L.

Aug. 9-10. C

18-1.0JL. 13B, F. 17.-E A. 20.-B. F. XL-- A Sept. 10.-B. F.

90,--KA. Oct. 10-E. &.. Nor. 18-E. A.

Panama

City of Manchester Schlerlen Gloolifar

Balcior Bharenor,

Bolivia

Laomedon.

·Australien.

Pyrrhus.

JAVL

Afrika. Chile,

BREMEN

Jaly 19-3.0.J.

18-N. L

Oldekerk. Bohlorfen.

Aug. 12-J.O.FL. Baldier.

COPENHAGEN.

|July. 9-E A

16~~E. A.

Aug. 17-ESAS

SIE. A Sept. 20.-E. A. Och. 10-5 & Nov. 18-RA.

Malaya. Parima.

Bolivia. Australien

Afrika.

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