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TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1928.

P. & 0.-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND

..

THE CHINA MAIL.

BARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Renter's Service to the China Mall)

FRANCE AND BRITAIN.

Pants, July 1st. The Observer's article, cable yesterday, has caused a ensation, especially as the impression prevails, that' reflects the British official attitude.

بانی

Le Temps demands a prompt disavowal from the British Government, and des- cribes the articlo as an ultimatum, to be Compared with the German attempts at Provienting at the time of the Tangior, Agadir and Serajovo crises

Fai, July 1st,

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Mr P L Alguolla Mte 8. Hirschberg Mr HL Anderson Mr & Mrs E. Hoff---. Mr R. Andersonmen MeR. T. G. Aitken Mrs. I. F. Holman July

Mra F. Houghton Mr F. P. Amos

Mr B. B Anthony Mr & Mrs Ireland

Me EA. Jachson Mr. Bardos Mr and Mrs J.Mr A. B. Johnston

Mr G. de Jong Foher

Mrs B. Balllion Mrs G. Bergheim Mrs PM. Bi der

Me & Hra J. H.

Judga

MAIL AND PASŜENGER SERVICES ya polis has been discovery Mrs H. F. Clayton Mr E 1. MeCloaky

Capt. W-E. Kent' Mr R. J. Birbook Mra .Ehoney Most of the French newspapers comment Mrs E. Blackburn Mr G. Lauriton on the Observer's statement in a similar r W. Babard Mr E. Leertsch strain to. Le Temps, Ic Journal, how-Mr M. G. Brash Me H. B. Leivon ever, roussuringly relates that there is Mr A, M. Burchall' Mr A.0. Lofts

Me P. Markham no reason to suppose that the Oberer MrC. A. Callian statement represents the feeling of Mr. Mr and Mrs G. dr P. Marke Baldwin, but, on tho contrary, the Carrero

the l

Mr S. MoBrido

Mrs Crocker Mis Moviosky Mr R. M. Dalgarno Mr D. J. Messulano Mr. R-Davis Mr. C. H. Montagus Mr & Manda DeskerMrs A, Moore Mra P. C. Denroche Dr J. Morrison Mr And Mrs H. E Hove

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8. 8

Tons

From Hongkong

(about)

"MALWA"

10,911

11th July

at 11 am.

"NAGPORE"

5.783

16th July

"KIDBEFORE"

5,334

18th July

"DEVANHA"

8,002

23th July

"BOUDAN,"

1,696

"KHIVA"

6.017

"KASHMIR"

**RICILY"

8,841 6,813

"MACEDONIA"

10,619

"DONGOLA"

8,056

"MANTUA"

10,00

"KARMALA "

9,098

4th Aug. 8th Aug: -22nd Aug. 20th Aug. 7th Sept. List Sept. Bth 'et. 10th Oct

BRITISH INDIA-APOAR

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4th July at 2 p.tc. 10th July

6,000

Destination

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Singapore, Penang & Calcutta

|

clearly towards a resumption of contact with France in regard to the German affair.

** PUSSY FOOT.""

Mr and Ms 0.

Dunlop Mrs Ecco Mr II, Kilis

LONDON, July 1st. Mr. * Pussyfool? Johnson, who bas arrived at Plymouth, does not contem- plate a propaganda campaign in England. He sails for South Africa on July 26th and thence he proceeds to Egypt, PaloA. O. Finney tino and Jadia.

IMMIGRATION.

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Mia Ory

Mr Is. Fai

Capt. T. P. Lull

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Mr. H. Rawson Me 4. R. Richard

SHANGHAL

Me A. H. Rowa

Mr D. H. Scott

Mr J. A. Beott

Mr F. Eas

A. Er A. J. Oakley Mr. B. Perty

Mr T. Petrie

Mr M. Pinto

Mr and Mrs W.-A.Mies A. Smith

Fannital

Mr J. Solt Harstoar Yander Steen

Mr D..Tunneys. Birs H. Hashim Mrs F. B. Hender

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NEW YORK, July 1st. Sixteen steamships, carrying over 80,000 immigrants, anchored outside the harbour and awaited the stroke of midnight on June 30th, when they dashed for the harbour in order to land immigrants be-

EXPULSE BAY HOTEL fore the July quota had become exhaust-air & Brostedt r&es Bockey: ed.

Miss Brown

Mr Lisaman. Mr F. M. Crawford Me Tymot Mrs P.

Darit Mr & Mrs E Taind Bir Dowborn Mr, Mariderfeld Mr and Mrs J H.Mr E. R. Perio Geare & daughterMe O. I Sbsak Miss Hetherington Mrs G. Shaniz

"Three official watchers fimed the race so as to prevent any dispute as to which vessel way first to reach quarantino.

Cramped conditions prevail at Ellis Island, where only 10,000 beds are avail- |nble, which is expected to add to the misery of the immigrants, many of whom will undoubtedly be deported owing to the

xv imbers scrking adrnission.

The July quotas of at least seven coun- EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)

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na P.&O. Royal Mail steamers to London via Foer Canal.

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The Now Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London

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KASHMIR"

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* MACEDONIA "

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&

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| 8,360 | 14th July Shai, Moji, Kobo & Y'bana | 4,698 22nd July Shanghai only. | 16,512

18th July | S'hui, Maji, Kole & Y'hama.

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PEAK ROTEL.

June 05

Mir H. W. Allen LONDON, July 1st,

Mr J. M. Kaye Equal keenn<%<%< was shown on fand, Mr J. H. W. ArmMr M. F. Kay 1454 by 20th

on the part of

Strong immig Tants endeavouring to enter the United Mr G. W Barton Statey before the July quots had become Miss Barton jexlumustel.

Thousands Bard the Canadian border and raskid ueross as the first day of the new month broke, and disorganised the official arrangement,

Ships from Asin nod from Africa brought more immigrants than the quota

allows.

Birch

Mr J. W. Bonnar

Mr J. D. Kinnaird Mr T. I.. Kooreman Mr E. G. Lay man. Mr J. D. Lloyd. Mir I. boyd G.Mr and Mrs W. J.

F. MacKenzie.} Mr and Mrs C. F.

Malthy

Mr Mrs J. Martin -

Mes Rebloggton By V. Benjamin Mr and Mrs B. viss I. A. Blait Me A. C. J. Fowker

Mr D..H ̊F. Muster Mr E. Bradden Eng-Capt. and MrsMe ft McGergur

Hromwich Mr. J. Finay Miller

Dr E. Minett Ble H. Bujo Miss Butterworth Mr T. Mitchell Moscow. July NL, M E. Calatroni Mrs B. W. Nesbitt Mr. M. E. Nikko's The Supreme Council of the New Mr A. N. R. Carr, Church has dismissed Archbishop An- Capt. C. J. Church Mr and Mrs E. G. tonine, who was Archbishop Tikhon's chief it. and Dies H. H. opponent.

TINHON.

BRITISH VESSEL AFIRE.

SYDNEY, July 1st.

Clark

3. N. Owen Miss Mary Cooper Mr A. J. Paterson

dr W. &. Cornell Me A. H. Per Col. C W. DAYY Major & Mr F. H. Lt. Col R. A. Doh. Phillips

bia

Me J. Rilston

de und Mrs Oscar Lt. Col. O. Sandera

Mr RJ. Saunders

The British vessel Hartington, bound) fram Nauru Adelaide, has wirelessed Fager

that she is off the coast of Queensland süre, and that the flames are getting bo- yond control.

The destroyer ante is rushing to the

rescue,

|

Lt. Col. F.G. Fitar & Mrs B. Scott

Geld

Mr O. Fitzgerald

Mr F. M. Goldrich

Mr and Mrs W. D.

Goodfellow

Mr R. P. Shaw

July 4-1.08.N.'- Takmug.

4-J.O.JL

Tilsondari,

Matauye Mara.

Nowchwang

4.-N.T.K.

4.-P. M.

Pres. Wilson.

4.-C. N.

5.-L. T.

Duchesse D'Aosta. Bunning.

5.-U. N. 5.-LOS.N. 6.-1.0.8.N. 7-0.N. 8.-B.D.

.9.-B. F.

9.-A.O.T. 12.-O.P.8. 12.--T.K.K. 14-1.08.N. 14-P, & 0. 14.-N.Y.K

14.-N.Y.K. 15.-N.Y.K, 10.--N.F.K. 17.-N.Y.K. 18.-P. M. 21.-A.O.L 21.-K. L 24-N.Y.K. 28.-U.P.8. Aug. 1.-P. M.

2-AO.L. 2.--L., T. -0.-T.K.K. 4.-O.P.8. IL-N.Y.K. 14-A, 0, L. 10.-T.K.K. 24.-C.P.8. 45,---E. B. 29.-A, . E. 31.-T.K.K. Sopt. 3.—L. T.

R-NY.K. 6-C.P.S. 22-0.P.S.

Oct. 4-CP.§.

Kwonging. Waishing.

Shantung

O. Lopez Y. Lopes.

.Sarpedon.

Pres. Great.

Empress of Asia,

Taiyo Mars,

Hossog. Kashmir, Penanz Maru. Taushing Baru, Wakasa Marui.

Aki Marp Fows Maru. Pres. Lincoln. Pres. Madison. City of Boston, Kaga Marn

Empress of Canada.

Pres: Talb Pres. McKinley. Trieste

Tenyo Mara. Empress of Russia, Iya Mara.

Fres, Jackson. Korea Maru.

Erepreen of Alia. Jola do Panny. Pres. JeffersoD. Shinyo Maru Rosandra.

Abidzooka Maru, Empress of Asin. Empress of Canada.

Empress of Rasai

FEELUNG

July 8-0. SK. 14.-7.K.K. 1.-1.5.K. Aug. S.-T.K.K. 18. T.K.K. 21.-T.KK.

Gupt and fry Ivar Jaly

Siquelax!

Miss Skinner

LATER.

Mejor

Bir A. W, Grendy

Smith

The Harlington's bunkers are altre:

* PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE.

Ronjuuzz, July 1st..

Miss B. Hall

▾

Keijo Mart. Taiyo Marn Amakuun Mart. Tenyo Maru. Kores Alart. Shingo Moru,

TSINGTAO. 7.-C. N.

Shuptnag,

WEIHAIWEI.

Hattersly July 74.-C. N.

Mrs W. T. Stanton

Mr J. Hancock Mr A. W. Stewar

Kucichow,

TIENTSIN.

Mr J, A. E Hancock Mrs and Miss Btub-July 4-C. N Mr and Mrs W. J. hious

Hawker

Mrs Talabira

Trobridge

Kreichow.

12-10,9.3. Cocongahing.

- CHEFOO & NEWCHANG. July 4-CN.

Paoting. 4.-1.C.S.N. Taksanz.

But for the kean lookout and the prompt measures aboard the Government. Mr J. B. Hawker Mrs J. S. Thomson supply ship Securider, which calls at Col. S. F. Heard Mr A. W. Tickle Rodriguez five times annually from Lt. & Mrs Bs. Mr and Mrs F. E.

Bili Mauritus, Captain Foster and his com- panions from the Treessa, who were no

Tog.-Com Hocken longer able to master the situation, mast A. B. Rollings-Lt. Cm. & Mr. V. July 4-0, N. have been dashed to destruction on the wicked roefs.

As it

in the nick

J. B.Capt. & Mrs Vidall Capt. B. F. Walkor

-M. Ward Mr L. D. Capt. & E. Watt

Bir J. Welbust

the rescue was only effected Joll

worth Cup Major A.. F. fore

Mr and Mrs A. F.

W time, The Secunder's arrivaj had been delay--Mr & Mrs Milers Wbsen ed owing to plague at Mauritus, athor Jones wise she would have "departed on her Me B. J. Jordai: return journey beforn the Trevessa's bont Mr W. A. Jordan hovo in sight,

The Secunda was on the eve of starting, when, at nightfall, out of a cloud-laden

sky and a boisterous sea, a policeman

Damned Grotry, who was on duty aboard

سنم

CHEFOO..

• Kocichow.

HOIHOW.

July 6-1.0.9.7. Chunsang,

Major & Mrs White Me & E. Wild

HAIPHONG.

Mingang. July 0.8.N.

8.-P.A.L. Cie Hanoi.

SAIGON.

PALACE HOTEL.

July 26-N.V.K.

June 25.

BANGKOK.

14.-W. A. -23, ---E. A.

Mr and Mrs LJ.

Morley

Mr E. Nokon

Me A. Paton ·

the Secunda, espied a craft making Mr A, T. Botoler, Mr B. J. de July 8.-1.0.A.3. straight for the reefs, a hundred yarda] ar and Mrs D. A. Mooro AWAY The constable's hailing shout Caldwell evoked the reply "Shipwrecked: twenty-Me Q., C. Banco three daya at sea."

Mr fi. Durin Gretry.

with a fellow-constable and J. W. Howard three fisherman, jumped into a boat, and, He J. Jack Inying alongside told the Trevessa's boat Down sail" and so avert the danger

head.

Sir Chus. Jones

Mr L. Leinster

Mr W, E. Liley

Mr. G. Lowdes

The rescuing boat hastened to Captain Foster's aid and asked for two volunteers J. T. Mannix

to help with the tow back. They found Mr L. MoLaran the volunteers too weak to be of any assistance and ono of tho fiebermen thoro upon climbed into the Trepena's boat, and, with an amazing display of sheer ¦strength, 'directer her to the jetty,

All the survivors, who have departed Queen's Bldgaon the warship Colombo for Mauritius;

bave practically recovered. Chater Rd.

A thanksgiving service was held before they embarkod.

KAIPING HOUSEHOLD COAL

In, Lots of not less than tom

Delivered to Peak District (above Bowen Road)

Bowen Bond kid Lower Levels

$91,00, per ton

$19.00

Kowloon Orders should be sent in writing at least 24 hours, before the Coal is required. All orders must be accompanied by: buah, Choque, or Compradors, Drúse

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`AND THE BABY.

How Baby's Own Taḥlats Help.

The summer months are the most dangerous to infants and young children, Cholars infantum, collo, diarrhus and dysentery, come on-ro quiskly during Tan binh semaon that often the little one beyes d'aid soost before the parents realize he is ill. No other medicine is of auch "aldba mothers daring hat weather as Baby's: Own Tablets the Canadian children's remedy, Gumanfood free from opístia: and absolutely harms- less even to the youngest Infant,, shone Tablets quickly racinos Lover, relieve colia 'sta group, remedy constipation. check diszrhan, kedatans the stomach, alloy; teething pains, curo, indiscution, quint the verres and promote naturali, health giving aleep and regular develop (menta MNL

Baby's Own Tablela, are sold by chemista, oë port free at 60 centa, the rial from Dr. Williams"-- Madisine Dai 60 Minmrse Boad, Bhan hal

He T. Rogers

Mrs C. Russell Mr and Mrs C. H

Stapton Mrs C. Stinger Mrs B. Thompson. Mr Reno, Veris. Mr W. Wilson

HONGKONG TIDES,

The Ede-table-idven below has bean compiled at the National Almanac Offlo In London from the result of the airli af cheervations taken by mess of an antonsile tide-recording machlas in the Water Police, Bagitrat Trim Sha Taut | Luring the years 2906-0.

The zero of the table.careyouxir with she wore of the somading in the Ariminalty Shark, whiols has been found to be $200

Inches below, mesa pow-levél

To potain she slepth of water on the Ide gate at the Vietcria Naval Yard aid 3. Eset & Innbes, and on the gange * Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 fen a footube for this hálabá givus la the table.

Juße 30. to July 8, 1973.

BICK WATER

Standars Height

130 30 7:

منسية

Kamakura Mare.

Chanmug- Ricting. Banks.

SINGAPORE

July 4.-F. L.-B. L. ∙1. I'm

6.P. M.

P-P.M. 2--C.BR.B.

JA-N.Y.B 10.-B.I. 10.-K.P.M. 11.-Y.Y.R." [11,~~P, & O

14-0.8. K., 18-P..

Machat 11. Takado.

Glena D. Finmo L Iako Gitano.

Rhorus. Isto Paolk. West Prospect. Seattle Marn.

- Nagano Mard.

Tanda

Van Cloon. Kateri Maru.

Alps Mero.

Nagpore Panama

10-ZA 13.-8.7 16-B. F 18-N.Y.K.

Troilus.

Niarchow

TR

Ateula März, Schlesien.

IR.-B. F.. 39.P. & 0. 50.-B. I.

EL

21-P.&.0, 16. B.

Adrustus.

Kidderpore.

Torilla.

Heloans.

City of M'chester.

Devatha.

Loper Y Lopez. Kamakura Haru:

·Macedónía. Peleus.

Kasbima Karu.

LOW WATE

dard Eigh

\Gondar »

Parpedon.

3~G. L

Glenifter. Rhexanor.

IR £17%

Bolivia

Lanmarion.

Kashmir

Ficilla

Dardanas.

Derianon.

Australien.

Calcutta. Lips.-Talline now afforda regular alls to Calcutta, Trade and as

from Galentia itaamery mosted via Bundia and Horrking to

Downl calling at Ebogkak. All staessame have stonlient passenger Recommodation, are Stted with wirelam and onery a fully qualified murgson, -Shanghai Kina, Ballings approximately every three days between Lantas karl Shanghai, montathugas calling at walow. Tensogl tickets can be obtained and through Bli of Lading Arisand to all Northern and Tangtaxa Ports via Shanghai, Lina-weekly service is intained with Mamila ty remain with good passager

Accommodation, sailings from both porta army žyday, Kaiphong Zine-Bailings approximately weakly for passengers and cargo, calling 'as Hofhow both Bartso Line-Fightly sailings to and from Sandakan try two 503) tam atouts BJ

"31]NHANG” and 0.8. "BAUBANG" Mtb Stommer viha orasidang Accomodation, Ouro taken on through Dills of Ladion for Kudat, TomeltAM, Labuan, Tawao and Kabad Khaia. Line.-A regular marvice in rus from March to November between Hongtong mad

Tantsipoocastenally, calling at Weibalwet and thos Link-wookly service is provided between Hongkong and Bangkok via Amatów, by Hen

Klṣame 29 Hiled with up-to-data passager äccommodation.

-Tientsin

Bangkok

CALCUTTA LINE.

THE STEAMSHIP

"KUTSANG*

will be despatched on 7th July at 3 p..

FOE

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Tuesday, 24th July

Haturday, 11th August Wodacsony, 7th Sept

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP vis Singapore &c.

KATORI MAKU

ATS' TA MARU.......

KASHIMA MARU...

...Wednesday, 11th July

Wednesday, 18th July

Wednesday, 1st Argaut

HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

TSURUGA MABU........

Friday, 6th July

LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA,

TOTTORI MARU.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila &c.

TOSHINO MARU

ÄKI MARU

1

Batonday, 7th July

Wednesday, 18th July Weanesday, 15th August

NEW YORK and/or BOSTON VIA PANAMA,

GENOA MARU

......Friday, 8th July

BUENOS AIRES vis d'pore, Delagos Bay, Durban di Capo Town.

KAMAKURA, MARU (calle Saigon) BOMBAY via Singapore, Penang & Colombo.

NAGANO MAHU...

KAMAKURA MARU ...

Thursday, 18th July ...Tuorday, 10th July .......Friday, 27th July

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.

MURORAN. MARU

NAGASAKI KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

AKI HARA

SHANGHAL KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

MATSUYE MARU

́PENANG MARD ...

TSUSHIMA MARU

WAKASA MABU ...

SUWA MARU...

Tuesday, 31 July

...Monday, 18th July ....Wednesday. Ith Jaly Baturiny, 14th July Saturday, 14th July ...Sunday,

15th July

...Tuesday, 17th July.

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Nov. 3. F.

18. A.

Minosdonia.

Isla de Pausy. Kt. Templar. Dongola Адаровот

JRYA Mentor Afrika Karmela. Toirerias, Chile.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, STU.

MANILA

July 4-H.A.L

5.-0.8.8.1. B.-U.S.AB 4.-1.C.S.N. 7-E & 7--N.I.K 9.-U.8.8.B

11-T.KR.

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