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THURSDAY JULY 19, 928.

P. & 0.-BRITISH INDIA CHINA

APGAR AND

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES

STRAITS, JAVA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN GULF, WEST INDIEB, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA,

INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND FÖRTS)" ·

RED BEA, EGYPT, EUROPE, 80.

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

S, R

Tons

flongkong

(shoot)

KIDDERPORE"

5,334

21st July

at Noon.

"DEVANHA"

8,09%

95th July

at Noon.

"BOUDAN"

0,474

"KRIVA"

6017

AALIPORE"

0,273

*BANDA"

"KASHMIR"

~BICILIATM

“MACEDONIA"

"DONGOLA"

"SOUDAN" "WANTUA”

Destination

Singapore and Bombay.

| MARGRILLES, Gib., L'don & A'werp. S'pore, Penang, Colbo & Bbay. R'bay, M'Eos, Gfb. Lido Awerp Spore, Panang, Colbo & Bombay

Sinaspore and Bombay.

5th Aug. 8th Aug, Lath Aug. 2th Aug. 8,811 Find Aur. Anentun, Gib, Erdon & 1,913

galb Aug

S'pore, Penang Cobo & Bombay, 11,089 7th Bop Bay, H Hes, Gil, Ldon, at Awerp

HABG) lat BertelfÄRANietes, Gib. L'don ́ & A'werp. 0,097 28th Bopt Boorey Penang, Colbo & Bombay ,us 6th Oct. *) Fhiy, A lies, Gib. Li'don & A'werp

1924

*MACEDONIA"

**KASHGAR"

* KOREA"

(1,89

8,410 10,911

26th Jan.

All Yoh. $ind Feb.

"KARMALA"

1 0,478

7th MAT.

“NALDERA"

15,95

21st Mar,

"KALYAN"

0,0.12 7,833

4th Apt.

18th Apr.

“UHINA"

BRITISH

"TORILLA"

INDIA-APOAR

Maueritte, and LONDON Vin usas) Ports of Usil

do.

do.

do.

dn.

do.

do.

SAILINGS (South)

| 5,908 | 26th July | Singapore, Penang & Calcutta EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South) {Manila, Thursday Teland, 4.610 4 August

Townsville, Brisbane, Bydney & Melbourne. Frequent connections from Australls with the following >--- The Union 4.8. Company as eamers to the United Kingdom via New Zealand, fancouver, San Francisco etc.

"FT. ALBANS "

200 F. & O. Royal Mail steamers to London via Suez Canal. The F. & O. Branch Servics of steamers to London via the Cape,

THE CHINA MAIL.

CHINA HOUSE FRAUDS.

CAREER OF "ENÈVER.

THE ELUSIVE.”

TRIFLES ADD TRAVELS.

MR. KEYSER'S NEW BOOK DE "ANECDOTES,

Mr. Arthur Keyr bag followed i Not a week passes but there laury his first volume, People and brought to light in our police-courts Planes, a Life in Five Continents,"

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO,

STEAM FOR SINGAPORE

·AND BOMBAY.

· .... “KİDDERPORE"

the adiazing exploits of a rogue by companion"Trilles and THROUGH BILLS OF LADING 1SQUED who for years has preyed on the Travels" (Murray, 18., Bd.), which FOR EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN AND public, only to be caught at last in is full of good storica and entertain, CONTINENTAL PORTS AND LONIKIN. the meshes of the law and be sent... tenced to a just· punishment which frees the world, at least for a London in this old days :

Here is a story of gumbing in T Stormship time; of his machinations, writes The banker invited me to play.sarrying, His Majesty's Malls will be Reynolds Newspaper.

Such a man is Edwin Alexander Baying that I only had a £o note despatched from this port at Noor, on Enever who has just been in my pocket and did not intend to, SATURDAY, the 21st July, taking sentenced at the Old Bailey to draw counters representing mora, 1 Cargo for the above Ports: three years' penal servitude, and complied and placed it on the table. Slk and Valuable Cargo for Italy, whom the Cominion Sergeant, Sir It won and I left it there, and I won Franes and London (under arrange Henry Dickens, K.C., described again and again until the deal being ment) will be convoyed by this Bleamer as a dangerous man." This over I collected a very respectable proceeding to Bombay and there tran- description is none too severe for heap of notes and gold; thus when shipped to the on-carrying Steamer for judged by his record, Enever has counted amounted to something. Marseilles and London. had one of the most remarkable over £1,000, and I departed home careers in the 'ahnals of crime-a with it. carcer marked throughout by a series of frauds, the audacity of which held spellbound those who listened to the case in which he was involved, and which was responsible for his sentence,

"He lias many curious anécdotes to! tell of well-known people. In the East it is the custom to baths by: ladling water; over yourself out of a huge jar, and somatiifies people get bodily into the jat. Sir Harry Keppel did so

Enever is described by one who knew him to his cost-as a prince

He was very short, and his great | in the world of finance. Anything. he put his hand to turned into at that time exceeding ninety money in the twinkling of an eye. Years, had further reduced him in He seemed to have a capacity for stature. He was almost completely obtaining money front people immersed, and no the jar was nar under some pretence or other in row he could not get but. When a manor almost superhuman. Al-

servant discovered

CHAIRS CHAINED TO WALL, A touch of cynicism is some times observable in these genial memories:

When in Guayaquil I was waiting

Parcels will be recaived at the Office until 6 pm the day before calling. The 'confants and value of all packages || are required.

For further particulars apply to MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.,

Agents. Hongkong, July 10, 1923.

CONSIGNEES

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINTE.

THE Motorship' or Steamship

most every week he had a scheme to his plight the poor admiral was

*" MUENSTERLAND" unfold by which anybody taking exhausted and vold, shares would be assured of an in-

having arrived, Consignees of Cargo come for life, and so convincing

by her are hereby notified that all was he in the arguments he put

goods are being landed at their risk, forward, so plansible was he

into the hazardous and/or extra with his tongue, that very few

hazardous Godowns of the HONG people whom he approached for to be seen by a doctor, and noticing KONG & KOWLOON WHARF & the first time ever falled to fall in that all the choice in his room were GODOWN CO., LTD., whence and/or with his suggestions.

chained to the wall, I smiled. Some from the Wharves, delivery can be Naturally enough, many of months later I returned to London, obtained... Enever's victims were women, and having occasion to use the nail

No claims will be admitted after and most of them wealthy widows, scissors at my chib-quite a good the goods have left the Godowns, who were charmed to meet a ono, it has always reckoned to be and all goods remaining undelivered

business could guarantee to invest their they, too, were made fast with a

who found to my amazement that after 22nd July, 1923, will be

subject to rent, carefully" for them now chain. I did not smile. money

All Claims must reach us by that their husbands were dead and

29th July, 1923, or they will there was no one left to keep Consular post in Spain, where he

At one time Mr. Kayser.held a not be recognised. hand on the money strings. Under promise of all sorts of rosy dividan visited by many famous peoplo, ends to be paid out in due course, The late Duchess of Connaught this wily rogue managed to get brought hor daughters. advances of capital to pay for In those days I had a dear old "working expenses, etc.' The American cook, who, coming first to "etc." covered a multitude of Spain as a governess, remained for things, but principally a sumptuous 50 years as a cook, As, we possed flat in Knightsbridge, where through the kitchen in show the

keen

man

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London Enever entertained his friends to Princesses the view from my towor

via Panama Canal.

SAILINGS

· MACEDONIA”

*** EASTERN"

"SOUDAN

"DONGOLA"

TO

SHANGHAI

4,596 2nd July 11,089 18th July

400 17th Aug.

8,088

11th Aug.

& JAPAN

Shanghat only. S'hal, Moji, Kobe & Y'hamn. Tokobama,

All dates are approximate prick subject to alteration without notice.

PIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STRAMERS.

Pareengers for Rangoon most defray their own Hotel expenses at Singapors while waiting for the on carrying steamor.

1st Faloon Passengers may travel by B.1.8.F. Company's stoamers between Singapore and Calcutta w Singapore and Madras in lien of the section of their. P & D. Tickets Bingapore to Colombo.

All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans free of charge.

Parcels Mossuring not more than 2 ft. x. x2 wilt be received at the Jompany's Offico up to noon on the day previous to sailing,

For Further Information, Passage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, etc., apply to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

21, Des Voeux Read Central

VIPITORE AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

July 18

Mr F. Aborn Mra F. Ahlborn KrB. T. G. Aitken Mrs E. R. Belilios

Mr and Mrs W.

Beltrami

Misa Bennett

HONGKONG

“Mr E A. Jechson Mr D. W. Jasper Mr A. R. Johnston Mr G. de Joug

.Mr and Mrs B. N.

Kararli

Mr N, Kubota

Mrs G. Forgheim Mrs 0 Lauritson Mr and Mrs A. M.Mr E. Locrisch

Billings valet and dr M. R. Laiven

Capt. 15, Lopes maid Mr B. J. Birbock Me P. Marki Mrs E. Blackburn Mr D. J. Mosculano Mr.N. Blumenthal Mr C. H. Montague Mr. Boers

Dr J. Morrison Mr and Mrs D. O. Mr H. R. Mod

Chuen and family Me and Mra M. N.

Mr M. Moustoreff

Mr and Mrs F. V. Mes

Crisp

Mr H. O. Crisp Mr G E, Falkner Mre Gray Capt. 1, P. Dall

Mre E M. Hall

Mr & Mrs Murtag

Mr P. J. Newman

Mr J. D. PesZTO|| Mr B. 8. Joriy Miss Norah Peers D. G. V. Hamilton Mr T. Potriv Mr. Hammond Lt. Col 4.B.Ptwley Mr and Mrs W. A. Mrz 8. C. Puckett

Hannibal

Mr J. Reickas - Mr J. Scott EarstonMrs E P. K

Mr J. C. Horh

Mr K. G. Hoyum

Mr D. Hesel:

Mr W. H. Halse

Mr and Mrs D. D. Bomer and family Mr A. H. Rowe

Mr D. Beimers

Mr & Mrs HutchinaMe-F. Boane

Capt Inch

Mr O. Jackson

Mr Vander Stoch

KEPULAN BAY HOTEL.

Mr C. Backus Bisse Hetherington Mr and Mrs Babor - Mr & Mrs Hockey. Miss Brown Mr Limair Mr-F. M. Crawford. MrP, S, Livingstone, MP..M Davis Afr Lynott

Me W. Donglas M. & Mra E. Land

Mr Drawbri Mr Manderfold

Mr H. 0, Faded Mr R R. Perio

Arrents.

Misa I. A. Blair Mr and Mrs W. J. Mr J. M. Bonnar R. MacKenzie. Mr. Bowker Mr and Mrs G. F.

Braddon Maltby Eng. Capt. and MrsMr & Mrs J. Martin Bromwich MrD.H F. McMaster: Kir H. Bula Mr.R. McGregor Miss Betterworth Mr J. Finisy Miller Mr E. Calatroni Dr B. Minett Mr A. N. B. Carr Mr T. MitoolI Capt. C. J. Church Mrs R. W. Nesbitt L. and Mre H. II. Mr J. M. E, Nikkels

Clark

bin

J. N. OWED

▪་

TRAP FOR FLATS.

1

PASSENGERS.

DEPARTURES

All damaged packages will be examined by Messrs. Goddard and Douglas (Marine Surveyors) at 10 am; on 20th July, 1923.

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be counter signed by

ARNHOLD & CO., LTD.,

Agents. Hongkong. July 16, 1923.

COPENHAGEN.

"BOLIVIA"

The Steamship

baving arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that all goods are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

DESTINATION

Hatruoso via Domow FRANCIA via SWATOW Haykaka al SANDAKAN via Manila.... SHAXCHAT VIS BuaTow... BARKOK via SwiTow

*HALING.

STEAMER „MINGSANG ....Fri, 10th July; 8 a.m. „TUSANO .................Fri., 20th July, Noon HAUSANOʻ... Erie, 20th duty, ŝ p.m. „WAISRING .................Tues., 24th July, Noon .......... CHAKSANG ..............The Bath July, 1 pm. TIR 21.............CHIPSHING.Sun. 1th Joly, Noon. SHANGHAI via SWATOW vendin „TUNGSBING ....Thom: 16 Inly, Noon. Kons via Mounamundesom

LVIGANO.......................Wed., 1st Aug...., Noon. Koos via Mori. .................................................. FOOKSANG..................Mon.... 6th Aug, 7 mar Barakor via Horow.............CHUNBANG Bat. 7th Aug, 8'am STRAITS & CALCITTA » com

HOJA NO-Bat 11th Aug. 3. p.m.

Deleutia Line.-Thietina now afforda regular safiiviga to Celestia, Fonang and Bingapore returnier frora Casetta alemmers preted vir Stride and liangrong to Japany becslomally lling at Bhanghai, All stemmers have "Aoeflest pasmager moentuskodation, ar Acted with wireless and warty a fully qua£fed Burgéen,

Shingoni Line.—Bathry approximately every three days baie van Canfos -

Kabla

calling at walow, through tickets enn þe obialged and through Billa of Lading the lawredd bo'All Nog harn and Yangtane Porta via shanghai. Lina. —A weekly service in malatained with Manila by, vesela with good pamaniĝar

Actormantation, mullaga feêm hath ports avery Hatay, and Haiphong Line-Hallips appeximately washly for passenger and enigo, ealing no Kolbow both Borneo Line-Fostalghtly sallups to and from Bandakan by two, foto tone "stwameza "Bill"

"RINBANC and R. "MADBANG both Stanma haring bollent pap

Cargo Ella of Lading for Kudal, JossiION

Tientals

WATI,

- Labran

Line.—A regular service la rus from March to Nuvamber between Hongkong "wid

Tientocratonally sailing at Welhaize and Chatoo. Bangkok - Ling-oekly service provided between Bangkong and Bangkok vin Hwatów, by dea

ataamera Estod willi up-to-date passenger scocéimodation,

CALCUTTA LINE.

THE STEAMSHIP ... ....

↑, unanimema

“HOSANG"

will be despatched on 11th August at 3 p...

***

FOR

SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA.

Through Bills of Lading issued to? RANGOÓN, MADRAS, PORT SWETİENHAM AND DUTCH PAST JEDIES,

For Freight and Pengo apply to

Telephone Contral 215.

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO. LTD.

NYK

General Managers.

W

* BAILINGS SUBJECT TO ♬ UTERATION,

VIUTORIA, BRATTLE & VANO UVER via Shangbai & Japan porta.

Through Bllis of Lading Lesuad to all Overland Common Pointisu U,3,A. & Canada. Through passage rates to Europe via Americs

KAGA MARU „

***

IY MARU" in

SHIDZUOKA MARU.............

04405, 08491, 9440

The day, 4th mly Saturday, 11th August ́ Wednesday, 9th Sept.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP vin Hingapore ka

KABHIMA MARO ..

HAKONE MABU..

..Wednesday, 1st August

Wednesday, 16th August Noon

HAMBURGTIS LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

MITO MABU

First half August

LIVERFJOL Via MARSEILLET & VALENCIA.

TOKUSHIMA MARU. *** ******* ..Friday, 10 August SYDNEY & MELBOURNE vis Manila &c.

Wednesday, 15th August Weltmadiy, 19th Sept. 11.D. ANAMA,

AKT MARU

TANGO MARU... NEW YORK and/or BOSTON VIA

DELIGOL MARU...

BUENOS AIRES via S'pore, Delagos Bay,

BADO HABIT

Darbaa & Cape Town.

...aturday 4th August

Saturday, 18th July

...Friday, 17th July

...Monday, 30th July

KAMAKURA "MARŲ (aslis Saigon). BOMBAT vin Singapore, Tenang & Colombo, CALCUTTA vis Singapore, Fonang & Rangoon. NAGABARI, KORT & YOKOHAMA

...

**1

TANGO MARU

124

**

BHANGHIL KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

PUSHIMI MABU ... MORIOKA MARU... NAGANO. MARU ... MISHIMA MARU TAMBA MARU

r+1

1

**

K

...Thursday, 16th August

Tuesday, 31st July Satoriay, 4th August

..........Saturday, 4th August

Wednesday, 15th August ...Wed seaday, 15th August

For further information apply to NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

Tel Central Nos. 991 & 263.

F. OGURI, Manager,

"JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD. HONGKONG DOLLAR DIRECTORY

Agente.

Hongkong, July 17, 1923.

convivial evenings, and between I said: "Mary, theso ladies are times met in consultation with Royal Highnesses.". To which she fellow rogues to discuss new remarked as, to their ammgement, schemes for defrauding the public. she looked them up and down THE EAST ASIATIC 00., LTD,

But not all his victims were "Well, and they seem quite nice foolish women, always ready to S'hai, Hoji, Kobo & Y hams. lend an ear to suave manners of young ladies all the same.

Altogether this, fe a book full of an accomplished ladykiller" Young married men who had been genial anecdotes and intimate their gratuities burning a hole in demobilised from the Army with glimpses of the social world. their pockets, and anxious to in- vest these small sums in some

hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong & thing which would provide a little income for later on, proved ideal

Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd/ "clients" on which to foíst his

bence delivery may be obtained. No claims will be admitted after the schemes, and many a young man Per P. M. s.a." "President Lincoln " had been driven nearly to starvas on July 18-Mr and Mrs P. B. Nisbon, goods have left, the Godowns, and all tion through the malefactions of Ard, Miss B. F: Bacon, Mr W. R 23rd of July, 1923, will be subject Master P. Nieboor, Mita E. Penn, 38 las Koods remaining undelivered after the this rogue. Retired regular officers, Browne, Mr E. J. G. Classen, Miss E. to rent too, came under Enever's sway, auor, Mrs Mary Neill, Hias B. Casin. and more than one gallant warrior Miss A. 0. Dilly, Miss Gladys Dackle, goods are to be left in the Godowns, All broken, chafed and damaged "axed" from the Service and on Ms Robert Fau, Dr. J. H. Hunter, Mr S. look-out for a job, was persuaded J. Johnston, Mrs Helen Kow, Master where they will be examined in the that he invested some money first. Donald, Miss F. Pleroa, Miss July, 1999, at 10 am. to take a post offered on condition and Miss How, Mr 8. Komor, Capt. presence of Cobriggeen by Mamara. and Mr W. D. Lowrie, Mire Henry Goddard & Douglas on the 23rd of And who could blame these men? Raymond, Mrs J. Solomon, Mis M. All claims must reach us before the Solomon, Mrs O. E. Koehler, Mr L, M. Nothing could be more suitable Blakeley, Miss O. Stenham Hire and 26th of July, 1928, or they will not to Enever than the Far East, for he disse. &. Nemazes, Mr H. U. Wolf, be recognized. know India well, and had had C. A. Calkins, Mirs Pearl Chingan, Mr Bills of Lading will be countersigned

Mr W. H. Wolf, Mr. A. A. Brimo, Mr No fire insurance will be affected. business relations with China and John Dorin. Mr V. M. Dorkam, Mm by Miss Mary Cooper Menad Mre R. J.W.other Far Eastern countries. O. E Griffith, Mr. G. B. Guittard, Mr W. A. Cornell Parso

China's Ool, C. W. Davy

"lafinite resources" Mr D. Rascall, Mr Chas Rice, Miss Mrs A. J. Patoran Mrs P. Damaretz Mr A. H. Penn

provided a splendid theme to lure Mah-1 Smith, Min 0 9. Horres, De, and Lt.-Gol B. A. Dob-Major & Mrs F. 8. his dupes, and the tales Enever Thomas, Master Daniel : Thomis, Miss Mea D. H. Thomas, Master David H. told of the possibilities of jobs out.

€, Thomiru there were so convincing that it|=| needed. little persuasion on his part for those who fell to the bait of his advertisement to fall in with subject which he could not discuss his suggestions. Salaries for the informatively, and as an after- commencement were to be £1,000 dlaner companion he was consider a year, plus commission.

od an ideal of ideals.

Laith. Middlesbro, and London left From some of those whom he had Singapore for this port on July 1d and The company which issued the advertisement, and of which duped Enever camed the title of may. expected to arrive here to Enever was the master mind was Enever the Elusive "a name morcow.

The OPB. R.M6. "Empress of known

and aptly chosen for the simple reason is arrived at Kobe on July 17 at Humphrey Denman (Ltd.), and the offices that by a cleverly devised systerd 830 p to. left Robe on fuly 18 noon and

building known of concealed doors and back stair as China House, Knightsbridge. cases he was able to leave the The offices themselves the last word in up-to-dateness, and moment's notice, thus eluding any were building at Knightsbridge at a

had all modern conveniences. client who might call to have an Certainly any would-be clients unpleasant chat with the financier, would be impressed immediately. It is sald that his staff never know on entering the place; but their his moventente even in the office, Popinion would have changed con- or the exact details of his schemas, siderably had they known that on Some of them knew, no doubt, a floor above there existed one of that many poor young ex-officer The B. P. Hyam" Jatt New the most palatial flats in the West who had joined the "firm" was York on Jane 6 for Suss, Straila, Manila End, a veritable dream of a place, sent on a wild goose chase to some aw. Hongkong and in dọc bets on ot which contained rare antique furni- far-off place to China In connection about August 3 PALACE BOTEL

"gold mines," only

The B...."Patroclus" left Liver County ture, valuable china and procelain, with Enever's and costly jewellery, and that in to find themselves etranded on bingbal, faku and Dalny and be dão bool on July 7 for Singapore, Hongkong, this miplature "palace" Enever arrival. One officer, who had held here on or about Augast B July 6.

lived and entertained.

a very high command in the Army Mr. B. Jde H

There are stories being told of was in fact a lieutenant- China: under Mr and Mrs L. 3 nightly parties where, the wine generalwent to

flowed freely, of large consign-Enover's "scheme and told the ments of champagne and choice story of his journey in the courts vlands from loading West End some months ago, when Enever: Stores being brought daily in large first came under the notice of the Mr and Mrs. C. H. quantities,” And these were all police.

Phillips Ar and Mra, Oscar Lt-Ool, O. Sanders

Elgor

Mr R. J. Sandora

Mr D. Fitzgerald Mr & Mrs B. Scott Mr F. M. Goldrich Mr R. P. Bhaw Mr and Mrs. W. D. Capt. and Mrs Ivar

Goodfellow

Bigooland Mis FB. Skinner Majar Hattároly

Smith

Mr A. W. Grandy Miss M'B, Ha

Mr J. Hancock

Me and Mrs J. & Mrs W. T. Stanton

Hannock

Mr A. W. Stewart Mr and Mrs. W. J. Mr and Miss Stab

Hawker

hings

Mr J. B. Hawker Mis J. 8. Thomson IA-Col. B. F. Heard Mr A. W. Tiekle Lt.Col. & Men Ba Ostb. & Mra Vidall.

Hil

Mr R. Des Voeux

Hooken

Eng. Cam. J. He and Mes W. E

Wakeham Mr A. I. Hollings-Capt. R. F. Walker

worth

Lt. Cm.. & Mr. V. Mre nad Mira E., Ward

Jees.n

Capt. A. E. Watt Capt. & Mrs L. D. Mr J Welbust

Joll

As and His A. Major A.. B. Jone

wheed Mr & Mrs Milders Meja & Mrs White

MR. H. WHA Me W. A. Jordan

Jones

Mfr A. T. Boleiler

Mr O. W. Gay, Mrs & Kits Renwick.dr. and Mrs D. A. Moore

Me and Mrs J. H. McQ. B. Bhank-

Geare & daughter Mira Q. Shenk.

Mr T. do A. Comes Mr F. F. Young #r E. J. Hall

PEAK HOTKI,

July, 18 Mr J. H. W. Arm-Mr J.-M. Kays

strong

Mr M. F. Key Mr G. W Barton Br 3. D. Kinnaird Mes Bebbington MET. I. Boorman Mr V. Benjamin Mrs Q. B. Tolliday Mr. and Mr. B. GMEG Layman

Birch and Les Leblone, 2 Me mod/Men` Y." "W.MI:J. D. Lloyd

„Binkwell ¿Me I. Lloyd -

Daldwoll

Mr 0, 0, Dance

| Hr H. Dein

Mr J. W. Howard

Hr-J. Jank

Mr Chaa. Jones

Mr L. Leinster

Mr W. E. Lloy

| Mr J. T. Mannix

Mr. L. MoLaran

Morley

Hr A. Paton Mr R. B Rela

Mr T. Engers

Hrs O. Russell

Stanton-

Mrs C. Stinger

Mr Reno, Voris

Mr W. Wilson

ST

were at Д

bought with the money provided THREE TIMES BANKRUPT. for working expenses."*

MONOCLED ROGUE

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.

The P. 40. 8.5. "Sardinia” scrivodat, Marseilles ab 5 a.m. on July 18, 22%

The B. L. 8.8. Benfaword" from

is due et Yokohama to-morrow at 6 a.m. The P&O as. "Kidderpore" laft m. ad is dus here tomorrow m Nagasaki for this port on July 16 at

Tha B. F.. "Yangtans" from Livez- pool lett Blagspore. on July 28 for this port and is due hem on july 11..

about p.m.

The B. Pyrrhus left Láver pool on June 13 for Hongkong, Shanghal, dobe and Tokohama and is due hero on er about July 25.-

RUDE OF HIM

The Rov. Mr. Johnston thought it was his duty to call on Mrs. Simpkins and condole with her va the loss of her harkhand. When he arrived at the house he found the The company, which was the poor woman tears, and he said subject of the case atthe Old Bailey kindly -- diploma Always" amartly dressed, Enever was fanned five years ago, but no «! My dear lady, try not to allow looked his part. He wore a business has ever been carried out your grief to overcome, you”. Re- monocle as only an expert can, and beyond the despatching of repre- member, your husband is far kap- Distress in the stomach after eating is he carried himself with the bearing sentatives to far countries on fruit pier in the other world. rollovod by taking one of Chamberlain's, Tahietsry Ik ho bari tie you at which indicated that he had come less errands and during that P-perhaps hela sobbed the mors than you should, : libe uste by all of good "stock. His conversation period Bneve; himself has been a widow, "d-but I think you “ar Charpista and:£torelospart.

was brilliant--thora was Eztály a bankruptein 1918, 1920, and 1022 | very rudo to any sol”.

When You Eat Too Much,

IS NOW ON SALE

AT THE OFFICES OF THE PUBLISHERS, 5, WYNDHAM STREET, HONGKONG,

AND

KELLY & WALSH, LIMITED

CHATER ROAD.

Price $1.

THE DOLLAR DIRECTORY CO.,

Notts Yorkshire

Lancashire

Surrey Suster

Kent ...Hampshire Middlesex.

COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP-

Gloucestershire Derbyshire

Somerset

Leicestershire

Warwickshire Worcestershiro Glamorgan ***

ESSOR MA

Northamptonshire

(Up to July.6)

-Ist, Inns

Lost

0

70 59 84.28.

3

Lost

Points

39 39.66

80 66 82.50

2 65 43 66.15

2. 2

75 49 65.33 65. 42.64.01

70

2.55 160 175

35 50.00

27 49.09

26: 43-33

60 23, 38.33 60

19 29.23 70 20 28.57

10 14.28

-9.12.00 2 10.75 602333°

20. "33-33