1923-07-25 — Page 8

WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1928.

P. & O.-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES

STRAITS. JAVA. BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, 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.)

From

8. 8

Tons

Bong kong

(about)

"BOUDAN"

6,896

6th Aug.

"KHIVA"

6.017

8th Aug.

* ALIPORE"

5,273

toth Aug.

"KASHMIR"

8,841

22nd Aug.

" SICILIA "

0,813

28th Aug.

"MACEDONIA"

11,083

"DONGOLA

8,058

"SOUDAN"

"MANTUA

0,097 10,902

7th Sept. List Supt. 35th Sept. 5th Oct.

Destination

Spore. Pening, Colbo & B'bay. D'bay, Milas, Gib, L'doo, A'werp. Spore, Penang, Calbo & Bombay. MARSKELT., (lib, 'don & Awerp. S'pore. Pensiig Colbo & Bombay. f R'bay, M'lies, Gib. I.'don, & A'werp. MARSEILLE, Gib. Tidon & A'worn. S'poro. Penang, Colbo & Bombay. B'boy, Billes, Gin. Lidon & A'werp

1924

"MACEDONIA "

11,80

25th Jan.

**KASHGAR"

8,840

8th Feb.

**MOREA ***

KARMALA"

10,011

22nd Feb.

1 9,008

7th Mar.

1 13,923

21st Mar.

9,062 7.952

"NALDERA"

"KALYAN"

"CHINA

BRITISH

"TORILLA

"JANUS"

'ST. ALBANS

4th Apr. 18th Apr.

INDIA-APOAR

5,29597th July

4,91

MARSEILLES, And Loxnor Via uetal Ports of Dall

do.

do.

do.

do.

do. do.

SAILINGS (South)

Singapore, Penang & Calentts at 3 p. 20th Aug. 1 Singapore, Penang & Calcutta

SHIPPING.

OCEAN FREIGHTS.

THE CHINA MAIL.

'VIFITORS 'AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

July 23

Daning the past month the export | market has shown very little actility | Ming M. E. Alleg due to n general.stagnation existing Capt. J. Bakke

Mr J. Barton in consequence, of interior dissen Mrs E. R. Bellios tions in Ching, and the unsettled | Mra G. Porgheim Blate of affairs on the Con-Me. V. Bernard tinent of Europe. It is quite appar- Mr F. A. L. Best ent that no definite improvemente R. J. Birbook

Mr JB Birks can be expected utitil these disturb- Bir B. Black ing factors have breg, satisfactorily adjusted,

AH

Cargo space

consortently readily obtainable and the tendency of the freight market in general is weak.

COASTWISE:

Owing to the unsettled political state of the country generally the freight market has been dull throughout the month, but more particularly during the first half, and beyond enquiries for tonnage for coal cargoes thère has been little else offering.

Towards the end of Jone the mili- tary situation improved in and around Amoy and Swatow and the markets there revived considerably resülting in a fair amount of tonnage heing fixed to bad at Nowehwang and/or Dolny fur these ports.

The rice trade from Saigon to Hongkong and Canton has also been interfered with owing to the dis-; turbed state of Canton and vicinity. Apart from a few enquiries for foit- mage at low rates there is little to report in that direction.-British Chamber of Commerce (Shanghai).

Journal

BRITISH HANDICAPPED,

Frequent reference has been made to one of the chief handicaps to British shipping in hone ports amely, the refusal of the tippers to work an extra shift to cope with the work that is waiting for them at the docks, says the Journal of l'om-

Mea E. Baskburn Mr P. M. Carlisle C. V. Carsyer

Mr A. A. Collins

-

Mr. J. Fcott Harston Mr.O. Hibbilor

Mr & Mrs Hatchius Mr D. M. Jasper

Mr V. B. Jepsen

rs, J. Johnstone Mr G. de Jong Mr & Mrs Kern Mr R. Iafqonto Mr B K, Lam Nr 0. Lauritson Mr. R. Leert arb Major F. Lindsay

Mr W. Y. Loka & Mrs Currar K. J. Loo and family

Capt. J. M. Lopes General S. da Costa Mr P. Marks

ff, da Costa Me & Mrs Orisp Mr H. G. Criap

Mr B. Martin Mr and Mrs W. J.

Hilno

and Mrs M.Mr D. H. Montague Drevard

De J. Morrison MrF. Edmondson Mr M. Moustereff

Sie and Mrs F. R Me A. Egonals

Nelbry Br A. Fuchaman Mr G. E. Talknor MrP. Newman Mr J.0. 6. Farqalar de V, Paton Capt. J. Fergusonbir R 8. Forty

Mr T. Potrie Mr W. Mach Mr J. R. Fist Mrs B, C. Pockets Mr A. V. Flaner Mr B. Radio Mr W. H. Foaler Mr T. Carr Hampay Mr W. H. Gardner Mr R, Roxfurgh Mr and Mrs C JMr A. H. Rove

Mr C. Sanders Mr W. Schoeles Mr O. Shokury Mrs Snodgrass Mr F: Basne

Gill

Dr R. C. Gill Miss J. C Gill Mr B. H. Graven MTs Oray Mr K. C. Hassler Capt. T..P., Hail Me and Mr W.

Hannibal

Harden

Mr & Mr. J. Mr W. F. Barrin

EXPULSE

Mr E., Stoat

Mr Vander Steen A.Mr G. Tamesn

Mr and Mrs G. T. B. Walter

Miss B. Waddoll Mr A. W. Wooda BAY HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs Hockey Mr C. Backus Mr & Mrs B. H. Kresshan

Barnett

Mr & Mrs Kont Mr Lisasaman

Mr and Mrs Beber Miss Brown

Mr P. 8. Livingstons

Mr & Mrs M. T. Mr Lynott.

Cotla

Me Mrs E. Lund Mr F. M. Crawford Me Mantlerfeld Mes R. M Davis Mr & Mrs Matin Mr E R. Powie Mr W. Douglas

Mr & Mrs Renwick Mr Dawborn Mr H. G. Fairfield Mr Richmond

Mir. B Shank Mr and Mrs J. H. Mra G. Shank

Goare & daughter Mr &

Mr C. W. Gay

Mc F. N. Young

PEAK HOTEL.

July 13

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South) mere, some extent this hindi-sir T. ds A. Gomes Weirent orch

cap will be minimised by the aggreer H.J. HoB

Miss Hetterington Manila, Saadaken. Thursdayment of the men in wark part of a 4,459 4th August Island. Townsville, Brishapó, third shift, and it may be hopeal

Sydney Melbourne.

that where this clange' is adopted Freegut nections from Australia with the following:- The Cuion H.S. Catapang's steamers to the United Kingdom via New Zealand, fewer ships will be found on the waiting list. Atudine Very serious rause of delay is the sening in possibility of getting a turn round

Vancouver, in Frangisen te.

"ne P. & Royal Mail steuners to London via Suez Canal. The P. O. Branch Fervice of steamers to London via the Cape.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's steamers for Southampton and London to war days, There are

via Panama Canal.

SAILINGS

· MAOEDONIA'

**EASTERN

"DONGOLA "

.TO

SHANGHAI

&

JAPAN

113,089 | 26th July ĮS'hai. Moji, Kobe & T'hamn.

1970-1

| Yokobama

16,000

25. 7th Anx.

11th Aug. S'hai, Maji, Kobe & Thana, All dates are approximate anul subject to alteration without noti

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS. *I'nesengers for Rungoon must defray their own Hotel expenses at Singapore while waiting for the on carrying steamer.

Int Saloon Passengers may travel by B.1.9.N. Company's steamers betweon Singapore and Calcutta or Singapore and Madras in hou of the rection of their. Tickets Singapore to Colombo.

All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans free of charge.

Parcels Measuring not more than 24 ft. x 2 ft. 1 will be received at the Jompany's Office up to noon on the day previous to sailing.

For Further Information, Fassage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, oto, apply to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

22; Des Voeux Road Central

County

Yorkshire

Notts

Surrey... Lancashire.

Sussex.....

Hampshire

BONGKONG

Agents.

COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP.

Kent Middlesex Gloucestershire

Derbyshire Warwickshire Leicestershire Somerset... Worcestershire Essex... Glamorgan Northamptonshire

(Up to July 13)

CAGES 6ESORAS Played

Lost

1st. Inns

Won Lost

Q

N

- OLOTO

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS. The P. U 0.8. "Gothic Prinvo" is ex- pected to arrive here from Keelung to- day,

The B. F. 9.8. "Protesilaus" from Faci fic Porta loft Nagasaki on July 32 for this port and is due bore to-morrow at daylight.

of

The P. & O. s.s. "Macedonia"left Singapore for this port on July 22 at 4 pm with the entward English Mails and in dub here to-morrow at about 2 pm. The P.S.. R.M 6. "Empress Canada Capt. A. Hailey, R.N.R. Commander, will leave hero for Victoris and Vancouver. B.Q., via Shinghai (Wooung), Kobo and Yokohama at noch on July 28.

The O.PS.. R.BLS. "Empress of Kassia" arrived at Yokohams on July 23 at 7.50 a.m. loft Yokohama on July 23 at 8 pm. and is due at Hongkong on July 30 st./7 a.m.

The C.P.S., B.M.8, "Emprees. of Asia" arrived at Yotohains on July 20 an, loft Yokohama on July 21 pm and in Aus at Yanoðuver sa Juẩy 30.

Tho N.Y.K. Iyo Maru" (Ameri an Live).left Kobe for Hongkong vis Ports on July 28 and is expected here on July 31,

The D., Byson" left Now York on Juns 8 for Suer, Straits, Manila and Hongkong sad la due here on or about August 1.

The 1,3... Fatroclus" lift Idver

pool on July 7 for Singapore, Hongkong,

here on or about Augest 5.

I

Poss.

Points

Points

A.

r J. H. W. Arm-Mr T... Korean

stranz

Mr G. W Barton Mire Babington Mr V. Benjamin and as B. Birch Mr and Mrs F.

Buckweli

Mita I. A. Blair Mr J. M. Bonnar

Mr E. G. Layman Mrs T. W. Leavell

Mrs Llane

Mr T. Mite' oll

. CONSIGNEES

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE BEN LINE STEAMERS,

LIMITED.:

ست

From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO, LONDON & STRAITS.

The Steamship

"BENLAWERS " CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby

informed that all Goods are being lauded at their rick Into the hazardous andfor extra bazardous Gódowns, of the Hongkong and Kowloon Whart And Godown Co., Ltd., whocoe, and/or from the wharver delivery may be obtained.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have loft the Godowne, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 27th inst., will be, sabject to rent.

All claims against the Steamer must

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD,

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

DESTINATION

STEAMER

SAILING.

THINGTAU via Swatow & BuangbaI „WAISHING ....................... Wed.. 20th July, Neon, „BANGKOK VÍS SWATOW ..............................OHAKSANG................... Wadi, 25th July, 8 p.m. Harmono via Homow ..............LEESANG »««... Fr. 27th July, 8 a‚úi. Bud2oHẢI TỦ EWATO process TUNGSHING. Fri, 9th July Nor MANILA ..................

WINGSANG ....Fri, 87th Joly, 3pm, TIEMTUN.....

.........CHIPSHING '......Sat., 23th July, Neon. TUNOTAU via SWatow & Shanghai...YATSHING, ....Tues, Slat Joly, Noon. KOBE via Hass

4th Aug., Noon. BANGKOK Vis Homow .............. ............CHUNBANG ...Tux, 7th Aug, 8 a.m. SANDAKAN...................................EINSANG.......Thurs., 9th Aug.. 4 p.in. Kode vis. Most.................................................................................FOOKSANG................ Fri, 10th Aug, 7am. STRAITS & OALCOTTA

...HOBANG...Sat, 11th Aug, 2 pm.

LAISANO...............

be prevented to the Undersigned on or Calcutta Link-This line now afford regular saluge to Calcutta, Penang and singapore returning

before the 3rd prox, or they will not be recognized.

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in, the Godowo, where they will be examined on the 27th inst., at 10 am.

No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bille of Lading will Be countersign. od by

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & CO. LTD.

Agents. Hongkong, July 20, 1923,

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

«ELLERMAN LINE

FROM UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT.

THE Steamship

"CITY OF BUSTON"

having airived, Consignees of Cargo by her are informed that all goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Godowne of Holt's Wharf, whence delivery may be obtained.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after 30th July, 1923, will be subject to reut.

All claims against the Steamer must he prosanted to the Undersigned on or they before 7th August, 1923, or

will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED, General Agents. -Hongkong, July 24, 1923.

Mr J. D. Lloyd

A broken, chafed and damaged G. Str. Loyd

.Goods are to be left in the Godowns, been and are notable instances

Mr and Mrs W. J. where they will be examined on any Tuesdays or Fridays between the where really excellent work has

W. F. Mackenzie. been done in order to get a ship

Mr and Mrs C. F. hours of 10.45 am. and Noon, within

Maltty Jassay on hoog Voyage, and this DAY

Mr&Mrs J. Martin the free storage period of one week. an indication that 6. J. FowkerMrD.H F. McMaster The unken

terre-in-tore in this 31 E-Braddon Mr. McGrigue

Sng. Capt. and MrsMr J. Finay Millar by But, generally speaking, a Juet.

Bromwich Dr E. Minelt ship's tur round is much less

Mr H. Buio spady these days; consequently in Miss Butterworth the course of the year the number Mr E. Calatroni of round voyages is seriusly cur- Mr A. N. B. Carr

This all means higher Capt. C. J. Church tail). charges for what is really less eth-Lt. and Mrs H. H.

Clark |cieni work. If the men would only Miss Mary Cooper

sed that bother work means morer W. A. Cornell Major Mrs F. H.

Phillipa Mry P. Domaretz bir and Mrs work. heemse it clumpens the cost Col. C. W. Davy and induces a greater demand, there Lt. Col R. A. Dob Reggenback watht be a welcome change in more than the shipping trade.

P.S. SHIPPING.

GOVERNMENT OR PRIVATE CONTROL?

bin

fr and Mrs Oscar

Eager

Mr D. Fitzgerald

Mrs R. W. Nesbitt

Me J. M. E. "ikkais

J. N, Owen and Mrs R. J. W. Parsots

Bira A. J. Paterson

Me A. H. Fous

Ira Roberts

H.

Lt Col. O. Sanders

Mr R. J. Saunders

Mr & Mira B. Scott Mr F. M. Goldrich Mr R. P. Show

Mr and Mrs W. D.Capt. and Mrs Ivar

Goodfollow

Siqveland

Mr A. W. Grundy Miss F. H. Stianor

Major Hatteresly All the efforts of the United Miss M B. Hall

Smith Mr J. Hancock States Government to transfer 1 Mirs and Mrs J. E.Mrs W. T. Stanton

Hancock huge merchant Beet to private

Mr A. W. Stewart American control duve` ronie 10 Mr and Mrs W. J. Birs and Miss Stub-

Hawker

binga nothing. The Government Was

Mr J. B. Hawker Mrs F. R. Tolliday xaxious to be rid of what is at pre-Col. & Mrs Ba Mrs J. S. Thomson

Hill sent an enormous comunal

Mr A. W. Tiekle liability, but was equally anxious Eng. Com. J. H.Capt. F. K. Tomlin

Hookoo that the Beet should remain Ameri-

71 83.52 59 78.66

49 65.33

48 64.00

47 62.66

37 56.92 45 56.25

ran.

26 43-33

34 40.00

on

To that end, and in order to ir A. H. Rollings Capt. & Mra Vidail.

Mr E. Des Voeux worth

Jones

Mrand Mrs W. E

Wakeham

Mrs V. M. Ward

Capt A. E. Watt MEJ Weibuss

Mr and Mrs A. F.

Wheen

Mr R. H. Wila

PALACE HOTEL.

Mr H. Ducis

Mr and Mrs L. 3.

Morley Sir A. Paton

Mr.T. Rogers Mrs C. Rustell Mr and Mrs O. H.

Blaston

Mrs G. Bringer Mr. Rano Verin Mr W. Wilson

maintain the general plans of the Cap. & Mrs L. D. Shipping Board, any restrictive Joll conditions of sale were laid down; Major A. E. Jone Capt. B. F. Walkor 35.38 which possibly militated against Mr & Mrs Miluera 31.25 success, but there cannot be y MFW. A. Jordan 19 29.23 real doubt that the reason of failure || Mr J. M. Kayo 20 28.57 Was essentially that there is no Mr M. F. Koy 10 13.33

market in Anerien for any sub. Mr J. D. Kinnaird 9 12.00

stantial number of the ships con Dr and a W. V.

Kock, 9 11.25 trolled by the United States Govern- 7: 10.76

mont, ya the Manchester Guardian].: Commereid. For the present, Bie A. T: Botolor Mr B. J. do H,” HONGKONG HEIGHTS.

therefore, and probably for some Hr and Mrs D. A. Moore little time, the American Govern- Caldwell For the information of visitors 11 mens inust retain the largest and Me U. O. Dance following list of some of the highest lappiest shipowner in the world. Br J. W. Howard Mr R. B. Reid

assimilating a reasonabla proportion Mr Chan. Jones points on the Island and Mainland is the question were merely one of J. Jack published

of the American ship into world Mr Leinster shipping it would be simpler, but. T. Mannix Mr W. E. Liloy- since the feat is to remain Ameri- Mr L, McLaren cun the United States Claverniment must continue to control it with, all The nuisances and the begiew of un- fairness inseparable from Governe hearted believer in the poller it is ment competition in trade. Quite attempting to pursue. The Ship part from Ciovernment competilion ping Board could, if it so wished, with privalo traders, however, the enter into effective competition with existence of five or six million tone all other shipowners in its efforts to of shipping the greater part of it secure a profitable run of the sean, rdle and the whole of it profitable and with the resources of a Govern- necessarily, lins, nu ngottling in- ment behind it might drive many of fluence on world shipping, which is its competitors from trade. For the bound to exintimne until the ineffi- greater part, however, Shipping cient portion of the fleet is scrapped Board vessels compete only for and the remainder diverted into Ameticen importa and exports. profitable changes of trade. This There is hardly any virtue in thus will doubtless bathe eventual aoludelimiting the itineraries of con tion of the problema, though its con-petition, for shipping in a world- summation is necessarily delayed by wide business and English ship, rostricting the operation of economfo owners, of all people can least be forces within the bounds of one expected to agree with the doctrine

ISLAND.

Bigual Station Hi Parker

1731 Mountain Lodge 1725 Tan Eyzic

1725 Peak Hotel

1808 Taikoo Sanatorium

1000 Mt: Davi

877 Bowen Rd. (alterbeds: 899

Food 1774

Taimoshan

$124 1971

1645 1000

780

MAINLAND.

Kowloon Peak

Lion Book

Bhatin Fase Ontom Pase Devil's Peak

CONSIGNEES' FOTICES.

All goods per a "Australien" re

The O. A. a. Viocorts left here for Bendahan and Australian ports on July Co., Ltd.

Bhangbai, Taka and Daloy and is demaining undelivered after to-day will be country, and as a consequepce keep-that. country may only take part subject to sent. Agarbe-John Mangersing the feet in the control of h Gov. In the shipping of its own imports ernment tied down by a hundred and exporta); but there is a consider. Cargo arrived by the sa Beulawers and one considerations that do not able virus from the point of view. remaining undelivered star July 17 will affect private traders. Indeed pri- of private shipowners in a Govern be subject to rent. Great-Gibivate shipowners are fortunate that ment-owned service which stays 143 Livingston & Co., 14d-

the Shipping Board is only a halt-hand from any mative.

7. Is dus at Bydney on July 25 and will **Ball from Hydney for. Hoogkong on Aug. belag expected here on or about Aug.

Stylish Ladios' & Gentlemen's Footwear

THE TIN YIN HONG CO.

Shoe Mtora

17 Palainger St. Central, Luster Insear Buad.

Eroty purer will I entitled to us at our brashes and shoe cream gratia.

1

THE CHINA INDUSTRIAL

CO'S STORE.

35 Wing Lok Strest,

Opposite World Theatre.

from Calenttu afenevert proceed via Biznits and Hongkong to Jajan, sparlonsily calling at Bhaoghal. All steamers have excellent passenger anos minulaiton, ará dited with wireless and carry a faits qualified Surgeon.

Fhanghai Ling.--Sailings

Manila

#pa{n}y.etary threoilnya halween Canton and Changhal, m

Through lickota can be obtained and through Blils of Lading 178nd to all Northem and Yangtave Porta vin Shanghai. Liza.-A wankly, sazrico in maintained with Monita by vessels with good pauseofor

accommodation, railings from both porta avery Friday." Haiphong in-salling approximately weshly for passengers had cargo, calling at Holbow both Bores Line.--Foitnightly alleg in and from Handskan by two 500 tona stanmera 88, QUINBANG" and 3.B. “MAUHANG” both_Blesmers having secellent passenger necombardation, Carga taked on through. Bills of Lading for Kudat, Jesselton, Lahuan, Tawas mad Lahad Datu,

Tientals

Bangkok

Kane.-A reggiat service is ran from March to Nołazabar between Hongkong and

Tientsincerasionally calling at Wathalwel and Chefoo Lina.—A weekly survies sa provided betwsm Hongkong ust Bangkok via swaŁow, by 296

Lanzará fitted witli up-to-data pasmager keeogumsodation.

CALCUTTA LINE.

THE STEAMSHIP

**

HOSANG"

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

FOR

SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA.

Through Bills of Lading issued to

BANGOON, MADRAS, PORT SWETTENHAM AND DUTCH EAST INDIES,

For Freight and Passage apply to

Telephone Central 2IG.

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. General Managers,

NYK

-KAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,

VICTORIA, SEZTTLE & VANCOUVER vis Shanghai & Japan ports. Through Bills of Lading issued to all Overland Common Points in U... Cansas. Through passage rates to Europo via America 0.8405, 0842J, 08440.

KAGA MARU

་་་

IY: MARU..."

SHIDZUORA MARU....... .....

...Tharadas, 8th July at 11 am. ...Saturday, 11th Augjat 13 aus. ......Wednesday, 5th Sept. at 11 am.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore &e.

KASHIMA MARV P

HAKONE MARU... ...

...Wednesday, at Aug. at ila m. Wednesday, 15th Aug. at II s. II.

HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM,

MITO MARU

LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

TOKUSHIMA MARU

Firat half August. ......Friday, 10th August ...Wednesday, 15th Aug. at 11.0- Woloesday, 10th Sept. at 11 am.

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila &c.

AKI MARU »

11/

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

DELAGOA MARU, ...

**

10+

/

Saturday, 4th August

...Faturday, 28th July

......Friday, 7th July

...Menday, 30th July

BUENOS AIRES via S'pore, Delagoa Boy, Darban & Cape Town.

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

SADO MARU.

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon,

MOJI MARU....... NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

TANGO MARU

* ТОКОНАМА SHANGHAL KOBE & FUSHIMI MARU ... MORIOKA MARO....... NAGATO MARU... MISHIMA MANU....

TAMBA MARU

WIR F

**

..

For further information apply to

Tol. Central Nos. 298 & 263 & 2428,"

昇

SHIPBUILDERS, SHIP REPAIRERS, BOILER MAKERS, FORGE MASTERS. OXY-ACETYLENE, AND ELECTRIC WELDERS.

MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL

...Thursday, 16th August

...Tuesday,

alát July

„Saturday, 4th August

...Saturday, 4th August

...Wednesday, 15th August

...Wednesday, 15th August

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

F. OGURI, Manager.

嚴

CHEUNG

SING

JEWELLERS

Dealers, in China Jades, Diamonds, Pearls,

Precious Stones & Amber-Beads,

78, Queen's Road Central,

Inspection

Cordially- Invited.

LIMITED.

Tel. Centl, 2907.

TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING COMPANY

ENGINEERS,

OF HONGKONG,

HONGKONG,

NOWN, CHESTRAL NO. NIE CALL TZAT? (03 cris Aus Piqrant

-DRY DOOK-

Løngth 787- Fast. Length on Blooks 750 Feet

Depth on Centre of

sin (B.W.0.8.2.) :31. ft. 9 iun. THREE BLIPWAYS-

Capable of Handling Ships Up.

to 3,000 Tons Displacement. Bisstria Crane at Ben Wall, Dapable of Karting 100 Toms at 79 Tast Radioş

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRKE

(John Swire & Sons, Ltd.).

REAGENTS BAS HONGKONG, CHINA & JacAN,