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TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1928.

P. & 0.-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

LINES

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

STRAITS, JAYA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIR, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, ^. RED SEA, EGYPT, EUROPE, &o.

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

7th Bopt

WTO

8.. R.

Toma

Hongkong

(shout)

"MALWA

10,941

11th July

at Noon.

"NAGPORE"

5,983

17th July

at Noon.

"HIDDEFFORE"

0,334

30th July

DEVANHA"

8,099

*SOUDAN

6,696

KRIVA"

6.017

"KAGOMIR"

8,841

0813

28th July 4th Apr. 8th Aug. sind Aug. 28th Aug.

MACEDONIA

10,512

"DONGOLA

8,068

BOUDAN

0,697

"MANTUA

10,909

KARMALA

"BICILIA

6,702

23rdust

"BALTAN

8.047

MALWA

10.041

*BOUDAN*

8.697

"DHINA

7,959

"DEVANHA"

-8,007

2nd Nov. 18th Nov. 22nd Nov. 20th Nov. 14th Dec.

16,956 15,905

11th July at 3 p.m. 26th July

Stat Sept. 98th Sept. 6th Oct 10th Oot.

BRITISH INDIA-APUAR

"TANDA"

"TORILLA"

Destination

SHIPPING,

THE CHINA MAIL.

FREIGHTS & SHIPPING.

LOCATIONS OF STEAMERS

IOTICK TO SHIPPERS ANC | THE PENINSULAR AND

PASSENGERS.

VESSELS DUB.

FROM BINGAPORE." July 17.-U.8.8.8. Word Prospect.

FROM BANGKOK,

Banke

The locations of unsubsidised Japanese steamers above 2,000 tona" at the end of May were as stated roly 17-EA the following list. The number of steamers on the European routes has decreased. Those on the At lantic run have increased, but there

M SYDMRY AND MAEURUMAH

is little business except for regular July 16.-.I.L. Berpt. 10, E. & A. liners. On the Pacific run the SA strike of lumber workers has in Och 8-B & A fured business, while the move- ment of new grain is not very active

Aki Mart.

-- Eastern.

Aratura.

Bt. Albans

TREK- YANOQUTER.

ORIENTAL STEAM: NAVIGATION CO.

STEAM FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO AND. BOMBAY.

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED POR EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN AND |CONTINENTAL FORTS AND LONDON.

THE Steamship

THE

-“NAGTORE"

carrying, His Majesty's Mails will be despatched from this port at NoOW, on TUESDAY, the 37th July, taking

so far. The Australian line is July 18QP.8. Rupress of Canads Cargo for the above Ports.

affected by a strike of coalminere, while the movements of wheat have

15.B. F. Aug..-B.F.

already Snished. Consequentle the eps8-1.7.

Proteiler. Achilles

Philoctetes. Tyndareas Aabiller.

FROM FORTLAND,

-0.9.8.b West O'Rows.

number of steamers on that run Oct. 4-EF. hasbeen reduced by half. In the Nov. 32-B.F. South Seas, Indian Ocean and the waters of South Chinn, steamers are gradually increasing in spite of Jaly the fact that the movement of cargo tends to decrease, affected by the strike of the railwaymen in Java and the anti-Japanese movement in

South China. Is is not expected Ang.

L

FROM NEW YORK,

L—B-7.

Hyson.

FROM SEATTLE

Protomitans. Achilles. Philoctetei.

FROM LOS ANGELES.

that large-sized steamers of the Kokusai Kisen Kaisha, the Kawa saki Kisen Kaisha and the Yama |B'bay, M'7les, Gib, L'don& worshita Kisen Kaisha, will wedge in July 6.-B. F. Sept. -- F Singapore, Penang Colbo & Bbay. the coastwise lines this year. The Aug 23-B, F.

number of steamers over 2,000 tons. Singapore, Colombo and Bombay.led up has decreased to one-third MARSEILLES, Olb, I'don & werp since the beginning of this year. S'pore, Penang Colbo & B'bay. B'bay, Miles, Gib, Lidon, Awerp MANAILLES, Gib, Ldon & Awarp 'pore, Penang Colbo & Bombay. B'bay, les, Gik. Zdon, & A worp. MARSEILLES, Giby doo & A'warp- Spero, Penang, Colbe & Bombay.

11

7

298,623 July 19.-0,8,8.B. Wost Ivan.

56,628

FROM EUROPEAN PORTS,

West Ivan. Locations, Number. Tonnage. July 18-URSE

193,377

FROM SAN-FRANOIDOR Buropean line... Japan, North 'America and Pacific....... 1 lies, Gib. Lidon & Awerp Australian line

Gib. Lidos de Aeroep. South Seas

India and Pensag, Colbe,& Ebay. Miles, Clib, Ldon, & Antwerp. Miles, Gib, Ldon & Antwerp. Sapore, Penang, Colbo & Bottay. B'bay, Mllos, Gib., L'don & A'werp. Miles, Bib., I'don & Antwerp

SAILINGS - (South) Singapore, Penang & Qalentta Singapore, Perang & Calcutta“,

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South) (Manila, Thursday Island. Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney

Melbourne.

ST. ALBANS"

4,050 4th August Frequent connections from Australia with the following The Union 8.8. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom vin Now Zealand, Vanconvor, San Francisco etc.

The P &D. Royal Mall ateamers to London via GER Casal.

The P. & D. Branch Service of steamers to London via the Capa

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Bouthan:fton and Lordon

els Panama Canal.

SAILINGS

KASHMIR”

"SOUDAN"

MACEDONIA "

SHANGHAI & JAPAN

district......

South China... 129. Coastwise, No. 1

711,474 July 19-RA.

238

878,339

18-H.A.L 16-N.Y.E.

20

118,280

19-E A.

31.-J.C.J.L.

-7

33.970

29

181,035

In dock..................... At anchor......... Others

FEWER STEAMERS TIED UP. With the recovery of the move- ments of ships' cargo, including lumber from Hokkaido and bean-

tied-up steamers over 100 tons cake from Dairen, the number of numbered 33, aggregating 72,339 tons. Since the end of January. this year there has been a decrease locations of the tied-up steamers of 33 steamers (56,698 tons). The were as follow:

Tonnage

Aug. 96.-E.

28.-7.0.3.6.

Sept. 19.-E. A. Oct. 10-24.

July 18.-P.,

Bolivia. Mounsterland Bows Mart, Austrollen. Baparos -Jaya.

Kertosono Afrika

"Chile.

FREN LONDON.

Kashmir. Bawa Kara Soodan Macedonia. Gleeanda. Donzola.

10.-X.Y.H.. 12-P.&O. 12- £0. at. G. L Aog. 11.-P. & 0.

13.-P. & 0. 16.-G. L 25.-P. 20. 27-0. L Sept. 8-P. 40.

19.-P. &0.

Si Dia Glenabana.

Martu Pembrokeshire. Harmála. Kalyan. Rodas.

Chias. Devanha. Kaiser-1-Hind: Bhiva.

Silk and Valuable. Cargo for Italy, France and London (under arrange ment will be conveyed by this Steamer proceeding to Bombay and there tran shipped to the on-carrying Steamer for Marseilles and London.

Parcels will be received at the Office und 8. r the day before sailing. The contents and value of all packages are required.

For further particulare dpply to MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.,

* Agonin.

Hongkong. July 10, 1923.

CONSIGNEES

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, THE

THE Steamship

"DUCHESSA D'AOSTA" FROM TRIESTE, VENICE, BRINDIST, SPALATO, PORT SAID, ADEN, MARSAWA, COLOMBO, PENANG & SINGAPORE,

CONSIGNEES of Cargo are here

informed that all Goods are being the rick into landed at their

| Godowns of the Hongkong and Kow- loon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd., at Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharvas delivery may be obtained. Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before 7th inst.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goole remaining undelivered after the 13th inat, will be sebject to rent, All plaims against the steamor must bo presented to the Undersigned on or before the 23rd instar they will not be recognized,

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 13th inak, at 10 am. by sur surveyors Mesra, Goddard & Douglas.

No Fire Insurance has bena effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

DODWELL & CO., LTD.. Bengkong, July 7, 1923,

Number, tost

Kobe

43,900

117 &

Osaka...

3

9,800

Oct. 8.-P. 80.

BEAIWA

ΤΟ

Ourui

1,200

3

Nov. & P.&0.

8,960

14th July

Shal, Moji, Kobe & Y'hams.

Hakodate ...

12

8,300

17-P 0.

at D'light

Nagasaki..

3

6,606 10,518

92nd July

Shanghai only.

Innoshima...

600 6,900

20.-P. & 0.

38th July

Shal, Mcji, Kobe & Y'hama.

FROM LATREPO42.

SHIPMENTS OF RAW SILK

July 2-B. P 25-B, F.

6BF

•Pafcoslik,

11. BEF

COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING CO.

16~B. F.

A GERTENINE,

18-R F 97.B 8.

9.-B. F.

-Bales.

Meator. Perseus. Fellerophon Meriones.

vernment

(Operating United

Ships)

<5,231

.4.141

2,831 July 12-H. AL .2,533

FROM HAMBURG.

Mounsterland

1,119 July 23-A.

463

Aug. -E. A. Sept 10.-E.

Oct. 10.-E. &.

Chile.

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION CO.,

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

DESTINATION

BLAYANÉ

TRINOTAU via WATON & BIANOMAL...KWONGSANG...........Tuon, 10th J

BTMANER

BANGEDE VIA SWATOW

ME WAIBANGA

NEWCHWANG Via Chiaroo....

LOKSANG......

STRATTI BUď ÜALOUSTA 14859

ÍS,KIYTSANGS

HATERONG TÍA Boter

THE Traizenrose

BRANGKAI via SWATOW...............

Bhanghai vín OWATOW „ints out.

100, 10th

21th J Wed, 11th 2

Fri. 18th

LARG MAUBANGIL 12th CHEONGAHING .....Fr., 1812- „YATSHING Fri, 11th LoneWINGPANG Fri 13th- TAISANG 18th,

TOKOHAMA TIS FBANOWAR & KOBE...HORANG...Man., 18th STRUTS & CALCETTE BANGKOK VI BOIHOW

orni" 'ssiomb

NAMBANG Mon, 16th LAIBANO Wad, Tet ORUNBANG Bat 7thị

i mallingsko Calcuits, Pasang and Singspi Calcutta Live-The line mom force hagalur Streife and Hongkong to Japa

istamase proceed i "calling as: ・itted with wired and cares a faily goalised Margaon,

så sad through manghai Ling-8sflags approximately every 10190 days between estos and Shang

•Throngly £éksti can de ontfoed No WH **** Meribelland With Hands by Tamels with po

Yoogiase Ports via

frou 9 stoensers have, vecsident passenger APOSTLES

}

Manila

sopomodeliora, analinga frutty both ports avery Fridag?". Mathong Lina-mailage sporosispalal) westly, ie pasningsan sad sago; enlling al

sailings to sad bratr Handskam by two Bond E

Borped

TURNİRİS

LKI BE "SEALSANG" both Szakmera basing esDelf!

Macroglos. Cargo lakes on through 1ks of Lading for Kuş Labas, Two and Lahad Dela

Ling--A magnaz kavion de ret frem. Katy's to Morumber betwe

Tientalnoccasionally calling at Weshalwal and Chafoo

ke to provided between klonaking and Bangkok via ś

wild sp-to-date passengle scooming odaklon.

CALCUTTA LINE.

THE STEAMSHIP

“KUTSANG"

will be despatched on 11th July at 3 p.m. FOR

& CALCUTTA Through Bills at Lading Inted to RANGOON, MADRAS, POET SWETTENHAM AND DUTCH KABT INDIES.

SINGAPORE, PENANG

For Freight and Passage apply to:--

Telephone Central $15,

JARDINE, MATHESON & CI

NYK

General

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO SUTERATION. VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Je trough Bills of Lading leaned to all Overland Common Points in Through passage rates to Europy via America ¦.

KAGA MARU

IYO MARU******

SHIDSUCKA MALU...

A

G.840

Teo day. 24th ...Saturday, 11th

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via eldgapore te

HAMBURG VÍA LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

...Wednesday, 6th

KATORI MARU

Wednesday, 11th

ATS TA MARU..

Wednesday. 1816

KABELKA MARU

Wednesday, 1st

MITO MARU

First half Aut

ILLES & VALENCIA.

|LIYEKTPOL VIR MATUNDA.

PENTOKUSHIMA MARU...

First bal

AKI MARU

... Wednesday, 18th

Wednesday, 1812

Beginning

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STRAMERA, Passagers for Rangoon must defray their own Hotal expenses at Singapore wbilo waiting for the on carrying atomer.

1st Saloon Passengers may travel by B.LAN. Company's steamers between Singapore and Calentta er Singapore and Madras In Hea of the section of their P&0. Tickets Singapore to Colombo

All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans free of charge.

Pareols Measuring not more than #xx ft. x1 will be reosived at the Company's Office up to noon on the day previous to mailing.

For Further Information, Fassage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, nio, apply to.- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

HONGKONG.

22, Des Voeux Road Central

VISITORS AT HOTELA.

„HONGKONG HOTEL.

June 23.

מבות

Mr G. W Barton

Mrs Bebbington Mr V. Benjamin Mr and Mrs B.

Birch

Arente

Mr J. D Hinsird Mc T.. I... Kooreman Mrx Q. B. Tolliday G.Mr E G. Layman

►

Shipments of raw jjik from

Yokohand during May were Aug B-BB... estimated at 18,504 bales-4,413 bales less than for the previous table below, the larger portion of month. As will be seen from the

the goods was carried by foreign Eept. 2-B. F. steamers.

Canada, Pacific S.S. Co. Admimi Line.

Blue Fuanel Line Osaka Shosen Kaisha... Nippon Yusen Kaisha Pacific Mail Toyo Kisen Kaisha.

Mrs Lellono Miss I. A. Blair Mr. J. D. Lord Mr J. M. Bonnar Mel Lloyd' MrF. L. Aiguellay Mrs 8. Hirschters, Mr A. O. J. BowkerMr and Mrs-W. 3.).

F. Backenzie. Mr H. O. Anderson Mr & Mies E Hef Mr B. Bedden

Eng. Capt. and MrsMr and Mrs O. B.

Maltby Ms R Andorzon

Bromwich

Mr&Mrs J. Martin Mr H. Bui Miss Butterworth HCD.H.B.McHater

He R. Modregur Mr E. Calatreni Mr A. NB. Carr Mr. Finlay Miller Capt. O. J. Church Dr Minett Lt. and Mrs E. B.Mr T. Mito ell

Clark

Mrs B. W. Nesbitt Mary Cooper Mr J. M. E. Nikkels Mr W. & Corna! JN. Owen Ool, O. W. Davy

MR. T. G. Aitkon Mrs. L. P. Holman Mr T. B. Ampa Mrs B. Houghton Mr B. B. Anthony Mr & Mrs Ireland Mr Bardoo

Mr E. A. Jobson Mr and Mrs J.Mr A. 8. Johnston

Mr G. de Jong Behar

L

Mra B. R. Belitics Mra G. Berghsim

Mr & Mire J. H.

Judge

Mri F. M. Bi.der Capt. W. E. Rent Mr J. Birbeck Mra M. Khoncy Mr E. Blackburn Mrs D, Lauritsen Air W. Basahard Mr E. Leertach

Mr V. R. Leivon Mr M. G. Brzelr Mr A. M. Burchell Mr A. O. Lofts. BirC. A. Calkins Mr P. Markmo Mr and M G. Mr P. Marks

Mr B. MoBride

Carrere

...2,344

DECK CARGOES.

INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS.

The sub-committee on deck car goes established by th Maritime Commission of the International Labour Office met at Geneva in mail week. Its members and Mr. Cuthbert Laws (Great Britain) and M. Salvesen (Norway), shipowners Wilson (Great Britan) and M. representives; and Mr. Havelock Rivelli (France), men's representa tives

Australien. Java

Afrike.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila &c.

STYOSHINO MARU

NEW YORK and/or BOSTON VIA PANAMA

DELAGOA MARU... BUENOS AIRES via S'pore, Delagos Bay, Durban & Cape To

...Thursday, --KAMAKURA MARU (calls Saigon).... RAMDAY.vis Singapore, Fenang & Colombo,

...Friday, thi SAMU

nore, Fouang & Rangoon, CALOUTTE via Bling***

..Monday, 30

From PORTLAND, ORE. JAPAN MARC

PORTS; ETC.

HE. Steamship THE FROM COPHENHAGEN,

"WEST CAYOTE". having atrived froth above ports, Consignees are requested to present their. Bills of Lading in exchange for Delivery Orders, and také immediate delivery from along side steamer.

All Cargo not taken delivery from

THE WATER SUPPLY.

Invel and Btorage of waterly reservoirs steamer by 9th July, 1923, will on the let July 1935

DIET AND WILL BEZRIUT WATER WORK

Lake-

STELLAN

Daw

"La tow or

13. Din. Delor overton 65.24.31. Balow view

Ein. Below

Below everda Hor: Hef Chan, Hit.) Poli, 11 Ba 2013,

Below onectio

be landed into the hazardous and/or non-hazardous godowns of the Hong- kong & Kowloon Whart & Godown Co., Ltd., at consigares risk, whence delivery may be obtained...

All broken, chafed and damaged cargo will be examined by Messrs. Anderson & Ashe (Marine Surveyors) at the godowns on 13th July, 1923,

The Below Gradiow as ft. Dis. Below avizier at 10 a.m. Maand Mm R. J. W.

-Parbor Mra P. Demareiz LhGol B. A. Dob-Mrs A. J. Paterson

bin

Me A. E. Pann

M. Rivelli brought up the ques mon

fr bod Hra OstarMajor & Mr F. Htion of deck cargoes other than

Eager

Phillipa LOOL F. G. Fite-Lt. Col. O. Handers Mr B. J. Sandera Gerald

Mr D. Fitzgerald- & Mrs Boots MrF. M. Goldrich H# R. P. Bhaw

1

timber, Spoking generally, Great Britain, Holland, and Sweden

are Bpecially interested timber cargoes, while France, Italy, and other countries are concerned

Mra 5. F. Clayton Mr E. L. MoUlasty/ Mr and Mrs W. D.Capt. Men Tear rith deck cargoes in general. The ↑

Mrs Crocker

Mi Moulosky · Mr R. M. Dalgarno Mr D. 3. Mesalans Mr. E. Davia

Goodfellow

Bíqualiti Me and Mrs K, M. Milioner

Grist

MA. W. Grindy

Hinn M B.I.B

Kajor

Smith Ma W. T. Stanton

Hatierely

MHL E. Hos

+

MrJ. Hanocok

Mr P.J. Newman

Hr C. H. Montague Mr & Mra de Deckor Mrs S. Moore Mrs P. D. Daaroche Dr 3. Morrison Bir And Mrs

Ditesheim

Mr.and Has G, A, Ms A, J. Oakley

Dunlap

*Mrs Eccles

Mr H. Hilis

Mr G. F. Faikner Mr A. C. Finney Mrs Gmy. Mr Ia, Halm

Caph, T. P. Hall

Mr88, Perry-

Mr T, Potrie

Mr M. Pinto

Mr H. Dawton

Mr A. R. Blaberd Mr AH. Rows

Mr.D. B. Scott

Mr and Mrs We A.Mies A. Biglth

Hannibal

Me J. A, Boett

Mr F. Sosne

Mr J. Beott Harsion Mr Vander Steen

Mr H Hashim

"M'D. TenneTN-

Mra F E. Honder- ----

Mr & Mrs Brosted Mr & Mrs Hooley

Miss Brown Bridge Me Linnamones N

Mr P. M. Orawford Mr Lynott

Mr P. M. Davis Mr & Mrs

N

Lund

Mr Drawbarns Me Mandlerfeld

Me and Mrs. H.Me E Fowle

Geare daughter Mr.G.-B. Bhank

Miss Het oringtom 86,8 G. Ɛhank

PEAK HOTELS

general question of deck cargoes was referred back to the Maritime Commission, which will decide as ·

101

1.09.

18

五街

No claims will be admitted after

ha goods have left the steamer or

godowns, and all goods remaining

14 undelivered alter 15 July, 1923,

will be subject to rent.

0.01

All claims against the steamer 575 must be presented to the Undersigned

473.70

Commmmpion of water in the

rice in milione and dedicar gallons during the month of Juma.

City

20.71

127,500

to the possibility of drawing up geplon My A. W. Stewart HJ, A. E. Bancookies and Miss Stab nternational regulations. The o

subcommittee then considered Mr and Mrs W. J. bings

Mis J. 8. Thomson Hawker MrJ. B. Bawker Mr A. W. Tickle

Hocken

·Constans supply to all diuisiota' during by what procedure internationale 1913 with the exception of the Dir convention concluded on the subtricts West of Eastern Screet bed arousi -Col. B. P. HoardOmpt. & Mrs Vidal.ject could be amended. On street to Heard Street where Int Lt.Col. & Mrs Ba. Me and Mrs W Emotion by Mr. Havelock Wilson, mittent Supply by Rider Maing was

Wakeham A Big, Com J. 1,0.pt. H. F. Walker: the sub-committee requested the resorted to from 19th and 18th June

Lt. Com. de kin V. Director of the International Lab-ISAR, Faj

our Office to bring before the Mark-Intermittent Bupply in all Rider Main

stalets d

a during June 1923.99 Mr A. H. Hollinge H. Ward

Capt. A. E. Wath'. time Commission at its next sitting | ;* worth get

KOWLOOH, WAKEH WOKEN LAYA, Capk Mrs L. D.Me J, Waibost

proposals for the formation of al

· Jall

Mr and Mrs A. 7. special committee, to deal with ten Gender | 10 12 Blanum, shpi

Below vice Major A. E. Jons Wheen Mr & Mrs Milberahiajor & Mrs White deck cargoes, under the Interna-kata Kolnica i załów arabes

tional Labour Office to discess and woman a masque AND BECERÁLA SU MAZZANG MrR FL ̈ WiA

report to theMaritime Commissional on amendments to the international

Topel

PALACE HOTEL.

Mr As T. Boteler

“Conyujetlo's "of water in.

regulations which appear desirable mitiora hill deduals of gallons

toone or other of the parties,

Mouth of June.

The June Issue of The Motör - com

Mr B. J. do E. Ship is out It should prove patated Hepply in all dielcots Erbes

highly instructive and Interesting, styra med inclusivo Jupe

Er and Mr D. A. Moore

19 Caldwell

Mr.O, C. Danco

Mr H. Davis

Mr J. W. Lowa Mr J. Jack My Chike. James

•H, W. Alle W, A Jordan

Mr J.T. Mannix

Mr. En McLarnaTM*

Me and My La

Morley

Mr Ae-Faton Me R. Be-Rela Me Rogers Mrs O, Ravell

to those interested in motor ships | Bettzietel Supply in all

as it contains a wealth of inforina 1715 Jana 1933,

tion and data. Articles on the

"Dalgoma," Motor Ship Reliability, ti bhe qua

| 400 hp. Semi-Diesel Engines,

lantic liner and single screw plant

for motor vessels are just a few o the subjects discussed.

bory

on or before 20th July, 1923, or they- will ins be recognised.

No Fire Insurance whatever will

be effected.

ARNHOLD & CO, LTD"

Agents Hongkong, July 9, 1923.

HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

For the information of vinitors à

MOT MABU

SEL

NAGSBAKI KOBS & YOKUWAI

AKT MABU ́nt

SHANGHAI, KOHL'& YOKOHAMA.

PENANG MARU: ...

TSUSHIMA MARU

WAKASA MARU ...

SUWA MARU......

...Monday, 18th

...Saturday, Baturday,

...Saturday, 1 ...Tuesday,

For farther information apply to NIPPON YUSEN

Tel. Central Nos, 208 4 263.

F. OGURI, Ma

KAIPING HOUSEHOLD

In Lots of not less than 1tant

Delivered to Peak District (above Bowen Road)

Bowen Hond and Lower Levels Kowloon...!

*

Orders should be sent in corseat least 24 h

fore th

All orders must be accompanied by each, Cheques or

payable to The KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRAZION

THE KAILAN MINING / ́ADMINISTRA

BEAD OFFICE ---TIENTSIN. DODWELL & CO., LTD.. Agents, Hans

SHAKESPEARE

VERBATIM FROM THE

why

FIRST FOLIO.

There have been many celebr following list of some of the highestations of the tercentenary of the prints on the Island and Mainland is First Follo of Shakespeare, pub published

∙K Parker

Bigdal Station

Mountain Lodge →

Taikoo

-Fost 1774 177543 1725 1725

· 1806) ,000 877

Sada 193

1971

trated both in

and white, and plate illustration rich and glowingg

has been illustral Lowinsky and t Charles Ricketts

WORTHY Both artists. efforts, though lished in 1623, but no more approdifferent... Whe

priate or splendid tribute has been inclines toward offered that the magnificent news architectural, Mr edition of his works, printed ver- of warm fancy, hatin from the text of the First tions help towa Follo, which Messrs. Ernest Benn, of Shakespeareis Ltd, have begun to publish, at the ful in the ordinas price of £4-48. a volume, under the gorgeous edi itle of "The Players Shakespe seem to fall na

place.

The first two vohimes, The For each volu Merchant of Venice and The will be the case Tragedie of Macbeth" have now of the edition appeared. They are folio volumes, Barker has write beautifully produced on puis rag interesting intro

and it is fitting that they

In every resp

rst Fall