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P. & 0.-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, AGYPT, EUROPE, &c.

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

22ad Aux.

A: Neon

S. S

Tons

From Doogt.cog (about)

KASHMIR"

8,320

* ALIPORE"

5.972

23rd Aug.

MACEDONIA'

$1.AD

"SICILIA

"DONGOLA'

**MANTUA"

SOUDAN "KARBALA*

"CALEDONIA "NELLORE "MALWA "

"KALYAN "SOUDAN"

at Nem

7th Sept.

Destination

Manseinas, Gib, Lidon & A'werp.

Fpere, Tenapz, Coris&Bombay.

Whay, Mlles, Gih, fide,& A'werp. 0.330th Sept. 1 Spore, Pennuz Colleo & Bombay. t Sopt. Mausuntas, Gil, I'dan & A'werp. 10,942 th her. Blay, 31 lter, Gin Lalon & A'wor

17th Oct. S'pore. Penang, Lollo & Bombay. | Marseilles, Cih, Landos & Alwarp. 9,093 1 19th Oct.

End Now! 7,689 1

Mantra, Gil., 17on & A'werp. 4th Nov.

de.. do. nga 1 15th Nov. 1

with Nov. | B'bay,, Mller, Gil. L'idon A'werp. 13th Dec.

S'pore. Penang, Corbo & Evahay.

1924

5th Jan, MARSEILLES, AND ONION

Via usa Portof Coll

*MACEDONIA

11589

"KASHGAC

8.40

Atli Fob.

** MORBA

10.011

22nd Fab.

RABAN

7th Mar

13.073

1st Mar

4th Apr.

1th Apr.

KARMALA

"NALDERA "

"DELTA"

'CHINA"

BRITISH

"JAPAN"

"JANTS"

FASTERN &

"EASTERN

"ARAFURA"

ابا

VISITORS AT HOTELS,

HONGKONG HOTEL.

August 17

Capin & Mcs T. Dear Mr J. Lelux dea E, I Relilioa Mr and Mrs

Bergheim Mra 1 Blackburn Mr O. L. Beoleen Mr and Mrs M.

Bourne

Miss Hillie 0.3lr I. Marks

Bir J. MeArthur

Mr J. Battistrand Mr M, Cario Mr G. C. Chan Ms H. 8 Colo My L. T. Elia

Dr R. E. Gill

Mrs J. Gray

Capt. T. 1. Hall

Mr and Mrs W.

Hannit al

Major A. D. Malonge M. O. H. Montagvy Dr J. Macriot Capt. O. Morge MM. Mcurs will Mr P. J. Newman Kr T. Puls Mr and Mrs

Pearman

H.

Mr S. S: Perzy Me T. Petrio Mirs & ra Polllips

A.Miss E. A. Ruay

Hr M. Ecbronherg

Me F., Harrison Me W. F. Siminons Mr Jet Bars-Me F. Sono

Capt. K. Hodgson

top

Mr. Hille

Me sim

Mr R. de Kot

Mr A. Laluente

Mira O. Lauritseu

Me Lee Kim Soo Me W. van der Stren Mr E. Tarabury Mr A. Rt. Waghelial

Mie C. Wn

THE CHINA MAIL.

JAZZ IN JAPAN.

GEISHAS DANCE THE FOX-TROT.

The Orient, particularly Japan, las gone jazz crazy, The land of Nippon, having readily assimilated most of the other features of Wes-

THE PENINSULAR AND

· ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

STEAM FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO AND BOMBAY,

tern civilisation, has now acquired | THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED | the hankering for American | roR EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN AND syncopation. Presently the cherry CONTINENTAL FORTS AND LONDON. hlossom festival may give way to

the one-step, fox-trot, and the rest of it, writes Frank Vreeland in the New York: Herald,

HE

Steamship

"ALIPORE

taking Cargo for the above Ports.

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

Parcels will be razsived at the Office until the day befoge aniling. The contents and yakis of all packages are required.

This observation on the pre-carrying His Majesty's Mails will be valence of American super-ragtimé comes from Jaines D. Barton, THURSDAY, the 23rd August. despatched from this port at Nuox, American amusement. manager, who has handled various theatrical attractions, bands, dancers, singers, Pad other musical artists tn Oriental tours, and who has just returned home after journeying through China, Japan, the Philip Me and Mrs Watsonpines, and the Federated Malay

States.

As for the new bond of jazz which the United States and Japan now have in conaron, Mr. Barton says it is very strong, though he does not at all insply that it will | MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO., avert any possible yellow peril. He says that many of the Japanese now dance the fox trot, the one-stepand | the two-step to jazz music, but they have not yet worked themselves up to the point of the shining. Dunhit- less in a loose fiting kimono the proper effect of the shimmy would he lost, anyhow,

REPULSE DAY HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs J Behar Me G. Lynott Mr Ejuke

Mr-Mad Mrs M. Mr and Mrs II. O. Matthews

Coracl

Mr and Mrs W. H.

Mr F. St. Crawford Plaut Mr and Mrs CrockerMr C. B. Shank Mr M Drevard Mr E. D. Shink Mrs D. W. Gay Mr. G. 8bnk Me and Mrg J. H.Me Richmond

Geare & daughter Mr and Mrs Tully Mr and Mrs R. C. B. and child

Hockey

Mrs. Jenkius Me Kenalan Mr & Mrs E. Lund

BI MTA Weldon M. A Whit

Mr F. N. Young

PALACE HOTEL.

Mr B. J. de

Me A. 7. Bötelor

Me and Mira D. A.

Caldwell

Mr O, C. Dance 3r 11. Divis Vir J. W. Howard Mr J. Jack Se Chys Jones Mr L. Leinster Me W. E. Liley MrJ. T. Mannix

do.

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do.

tir.

10.

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SAILINGS

(South)

| Mr L. McLarca

INDIA-AFCAR

Singapore, Fening & Codeutta. Singapore, Fenz & Chicntis,

AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South)

| 4,874 |

1st Sept. 6th Sept.

4 (13

Ist Sept. 1

#

1,600

३

eth Oct.

!

Manila. Thursday island, Townsville. Brisbane, Spilocy & Melbourne. | Manila. Thunday

Island, Townsville. Brisbane, Sydneg & Mellore.

Frequent enuncetinas fre:n Australia with the following :--

Moor

}

Mr and Mrs L. J.

Morley

Mir A. Paton Mr R. B. Reid.

Be T. Kagors

Hrs C. Russell Me and Mrs C. I.

Stanton

Mrs C. Stincar

Me Rene Vezia

Mr W. Wil-D

PEAK HOTEL.

August 13.

Me J. H. W. Arm-Dr and Mrs W. V

strong

Kock Me GW Tartun Me T. L. Koroman

Mr E. G. Layman Mr V. Bonfamig Me and is F. W. Mrs T. W. Leavell

Wackwell

Mrs Lablone

Mr J. 11. Tonar Mr J. D. Hayı Mr A. C. J. Bowker Me 1. Lled

The Union 8,5. Company's stormers to the United Kingden via New Zealand, Mirand Ms A. Mr and Mrs W. J. Vancouver, San. Festcisco te

P. & O. Royal Mail steuners to Lotalon vin Fuez Canul.

The .&O. Branch Service of steamers to London vin the Cape.

E. Mackenzie.

WHY THEY LIKE JAZZ` It is the geisha gid. generally newwanted the most backward in- stitution of Japan, who seems to have fed in thus catching up with

i

For further particulare apply to

Agents. Hongkong, 15th August, 1923.

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

B

THE Stearnship

"BOWES CASTLE"

From NEW YORK Western civilisation, Mr. Bartosinued that all Goods aro NONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby

say, that in Osaka his host, Buro Osakatani, took him to a dance hall where half a dozen girls piroutted through the fox trot as though they had been brought up in it, white a phonography bleated out jazz by the hour.

The Japanese like jazz, in the opinion of the manager, because it is so absolutely at variance with the music they have heard all their lives, much as Americans several years ago turned with a sigh of elleft languorons Hawaikn music, so utterly opposed to the strenuous fe Moreover, Mr. Barton says that in the Japanese schools they are teaching the

|

being landed at their risk Into the Go- down of the Hongkong und Kowloon Whari and God Company, Ltd., at Kowloon, whenso and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded unles notice to the contrary be given before 17th inst.

No claims will he admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, kud nii Goods remaining undelivered offer the 23rd iast, will be subject to rad

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Undersigned da or before the 2nd pros, or they will not be recognized.

All broken, cbated, and lamaged | yotives how to play the piane, the Gasis are to be left in the Clodowns, harp, the guitar and the mandolin, where they will be examined on the and doing it chiefly with the lighter | 93rd inst., at 10 am. by our surveyors sort of Occidental music rather t" an | Messra. Goddard & Douglas. with Rachmaninov.

The native dances of the Japan- ese, acorrupted by the fox-trot, Mr and Meg C. F., are, Mr. Baton says, quite slow and

Malthy

Banstien

Mrs Derosport

Frew

Mr & Mrs J. Martin

Miss Butterworth

The New Zealand Shipping Con-many's steamers for Southamptou and London Mr 1. Buie via Panama Canal.

SAILINGS

F..

* MANTUA'

* SICILIA "

"TANDA"

"KAHMALA"

"ARAFURA"

TO

SHANGHAI

& JAPAN

Va E. Calatroni

MeD. HF. McMaster Mr R. McGregor Mr A. N. B. Carr Mr J. Finlay Millo: Capt. C. J. Ennieh Dr E. Minett

| 10,000 1 23rd Ang. Shal, Moji, Kow & Yeamar and Mrs. Mr T. Mite ell

Att

6,313 10th Aug.

163

Shanghai.

eh Ant. Yokohama Kole.

1 3,093 ! 8th Sept. 1 Shai, Moji. Kabe & Than

2,000 11th Sept. | Moji, Kobe and Yokama.

All cores are opgrain ate and sudjern to ultuation without notice.

WINFIFES TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERA. Passengers for Bargo mat defray their own Hotel expenses at Singapore hile waiting for the en carrying steamer. ■

1st Salon Passengers may travel by P.1.S.N. Company's stenvory belwoun Finxapore and Calcutta pr Singapore and Madras in lieu of the section of their P&O. Tickets Singapore to Colombo.

All Cabins ace fitted with Electric Fane free of charge.

Parcels Measuring not more than 9 ft. x 2 ft. x 1 will be received at the Company's Ulice up to moon on the day previous to sailing.

For Further Information, Passage Fares, Froights, Hazidbooks, etc., apply to,-

23. Des Voar Road Central

THE WATER SUPPLY.

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

HONGKONG

Level and Storaga of water in vaservoirs

on the let August 1923-

CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER WOLIA 15 FR

1922 11. It doe

Teist es

17

i use:tem Below overdo it wa. Below spee Tyntesflate 111.)

11. Below overall wit overdow

T NO. 16.

So Falcon, Beked with overdum

Meng Nai Chang, 10.

b. Helow aferflow | pft, sin, zorral withoverfow

Poklonen

*Team overdow

with Stardom

WOHLAR 19 MILLION AND DECIMALA OF ALLLONE,

Tyiam Browash_

tam Itermediata

Irtam Tak......

Wow No Chung

Pokielam na badala yake

Ital

-14

17%

Paki

Consample of water la the City and Bill District fa miillons and "doctmale

of gallons during the month of July.

Set populatis...

Q

127

1977,

10) L 12M

A.%

3

17.

Acouts.

Flyosan

FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.

The faces prescribesi fur pumic volúcies are as follows :-

-In the land of Hon shona. Caine

Roul and Lomer bevils, and lu Kowlans, and Ner Kateloon,

Fire miooter..

Quarter hour,

RICKSHAS.

Ten minutes,

flail hour,......

ry Sulzant hour,

If

Juo hour, OKANE 16N

... & conts

10

16

J

30

*1

engaged

the jinrickaha ba within the City of Victoria, and be dis barged outside the Western part of the ality of Victoria after 9 pm, or be dis tharged to the Eset of Bay View Polior Station on the Eastern side of the City Victoria sfter 9 p. An oxirs Ball lara shall be charguiblo.

1022 Intermittent Supply in Western Hider Main Districts bily frore 1st

th

1822 Intermittant Supply in all Rider Main District from 5th to 31st July.

Intermittent Supply in all Rider Maia Districts during July 19.3.

LOWEOUN RATES WORKA LEVEL.

1915.

Kowing Granita 2015 in

Lo A... iela overdow

12.1

Love' orĽow

ADAR MILLIONS AVE, DAŠIKALS OF HALLONA.

100%

145:54

9000 Gravitation

Seuraa me

1913.

354 be

Qmption of water to Kolopu in millions and decimals of gallons during the

month of July.

20 ANY k

VENDEE

For 2 or 3 drivers the faro is double or treble respectively.

11-In the Hut District. Ten minutus, ustaavates

Quartor kour, .......................

Hall hour,

One beat

10

H

is 30

In the New Territoria Ry swangement with the proprietors through the Police.

ORLIKE.

1.-Lower beds.

With #Bearers 17ish 4 Bearers.

Jusrtar honr,........... 13

* conts

PCL.

Liu

10.X.

7.4

11:1,000

140

fen minuto, ........ 10 genia

399

alf hour, 25 Jos hoor,

49

Br

36

80

12

Every cabenquant

hour,

......... 25

40

II. Hit District,

1:onruption

· Katinated population ...

Uprungtion per head j

Kazlog patriation in all districts from 8th to 31st July 1983.

Hestriction in all variate dating July

1924

The Government Analyst's reporta show that the quality of the water is satisfac-

·tory.

1092

1999

Tot INDIA to 18 July zdny in, 17 20 in.

H. T. JAUTUAN,

War Authority,

Public Works Department.

With 3 Harers With 4 Bearers.

Ton minutes, .......... 15 repla

Jasrlar bour...... 20 dalf hour,... 3) Qaakaur_wn 40

Every subsequent

bear

venou b

HO

acot

49

Church

Lt. and Mrs H. H.

Clark

Mr H. Mortua

MJ. N. Owed Mr and Mrs R. J. W.

Parsers

Mr. M. Jikkeb

Mi C. P. Clarke Ar W. A. Cornell C5). C. W. DaVY Mrs I. Demuretz Lt.-Coi 8. A. Dot-Mujer & Mrs F.

Philips

bia

Mry A. J. Paterson Me A. I. Penn

de and is Oscarti -Col. O. Sanders

Fagur

Mr J. Saunders

Mr D. Fitzgerald, 、 Mr. & Mrs 1. Ecott Mr F. M. Goldrich Me R. P. Shaw Mrand Mis W. D.Cap: and Mrs Ivar

Goodfellow Siqveland

Me A. W. Grandy WJ. Hancock Mas and Mrs J E.

Huneer

Mr and Ms H. R.

*Harling

Mr and Mrs W.

Hawker

His F. H. Stiurer Major Hatrores

Smith

Mr and Mrs B. A.

Someh

31rs W. T. Stanton

J. Mr. A. W. Stewart

Mrs and Miss Stuh

Me J. B. Hawker bings Mes H. 17. Hilliard Mrs F. F. Tolliday

J. HM J. S. Thomson Eng.-Com.

Mr A. W. Tickle

Mocken

Mr A. I. Bollinge-Capt. F. K. Tomlin

worth

Capt. J. E. Incli Rey And Me

Jenkins Major A. E. Jonu M&Mrs Milners

Janes

Mr W. A. Jordan Mr J. M. Kayo Mr M. P. Key

Mr J. D. Kunaid

ton

Capt. Vid.

Mr P. Des Voeux

Mr and Ms W. E

Wakeham Capt. R. F. Walker Str. V. M-Ward Capt. A E Watt Med Weibrst

Mr and Mrs A. F.

When

Mr R. 11. Wild

CUTICURA HEALS

SCALP TROUBLE

Red Spots Over Top of Baby's Head. Hair Fell Out.

"My baby's trouble began with tiny red spota of a wet nature on the top of her head, just over the fore- head, which in a short time sprend to her head and formed a dry scale. It also affected her eyebrows and her hair all fell out. The breaking out was very disfiguring and irritated the baby a lot.

"The troubla laoted about two months before I began using Cut cuna Ointment and after a fortnight's use she was completely healed." (Signed) Mes, E. Adams, Mill Rd., Over, Cambe. Eng.

Cosicura Soup to cleanse and pu- Elfy, Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal, uro ideat for all tollst purposes.. Soap J., Ointment-la. Je, and 26. 04. Sold Throughout the kaspin, Troesmorging van lideremÚ

г. Newbery kova, 116, FT, Chatto che CODE, 10.1. Alufor mailorders with pri

Calleure Soup shares without m

Flyosan

Riled with poses that to us might The

Rotesque,

"THE PICTURES" IN JAPAN. Charlie Chaplin and Douglas Fairbanks are the two most popular stars througlion the Orient, while our women stars leave them in a state passive resistance. The Japanese object more strenuously to our kissing scenes, since they regard the kiss as a sacred salute. not to be done in public for hire by the foot. The osculatory censors have carefully amputated all the kisses in all the films ever imported. into Japas, and these have been pasted together in tea reck, some- time shown privately as the chan- ber of horrors of the movies. Mr. Barton says he sat through the ten reels as long as he could.

by

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

DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Agents. Hongkong. August 17, 1923.

Flyosan

(OTICE TO SHIPPERS ANI PASSENGERS.

PERSHUS DÜB

FROM BANGKOK,

The los have no subtitles, but are interpreted by lecturers, who Aug. 31—Y. A. are usarily very bad and lurid

Bintang.

FROM MANILA,

actors, so that any, out-ider who listens to their declamation rather fancies that he is looking in on an Aug. 30-U.S.S.B. old time. "ten-twent-thirt'" mclu- Sept. 1.-U.S.S.B.

drama with a family killed in cach

scene. As these ferturers do not

West Carmona.

West Faralon.

FROM JAVA,

see the picture in advance of its Aug 21-JOJ.1. Tjiäbort.

showing but get their idea of the

photo-play from a synopsis in their

FROM CALCUTTA,

own tongue circulated beforehand, Aug 27.1.

their idea of the story are sogne-

Tards.

times a bit odd, speaking conser-FROM BYDNEY AND MELBOURNS vatively.

AIRMEN HEROES.

Aug. 17.-C. A.5.5. Sept. 10.-E. & A. Det. S.-E. & A. Now -E. & A.

GAVE LIVES FOR INDIAN | Dec. 18-E. & A.

COMRADES.

A moving story of the heroisut of

Ja

Victoria. Arnfor.

St. Albans. Exeter. A cafuia.

FROM VANCOUYER.

three of the British airmen who lost Aug. 23-E. }'. their lives when the Kotab pontoma Sept. 12.-01. F. bridge at Baghdad was broken on Oct. 3.-3. F. May 26 has conje to light. 28.-3. F. were Nov. 22. P. The mea, all of whom N.C.O.S

the Royal Air Das. 13.-B. P. of

Jan. 1.-R. F. Force, were on board the gun boat "Black Fly" when she crashed into the bridge in trying to avoid a native barge. The gunboat, which carried officer, 12 British and 21 Indian personnel, was carried away and turned turtle. Five British and one Indian were last.

Two of the British girnea, heed-

Philoctetes. Tyndarous Protesilaus.

Achilles Philocteto. Tyndareus.

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

DESTINATION

DANOKOK Via SWATOW

STRAWER

SAILING.

...KWONGSING ...Tuos, hat Aug., p.m..}

TOINGTAU VIN SWATOW & SHANGHAI TAISANO Wed., 2nd Aug., Noon-] SrArrs and CALCUTTA

RAIH via Boнo SHANGRA via SWATOW... TIESTAIN

MANILA s SANDAKAN

Kone vis day Sharou SHANGHAL via Swarew...... SANDAKAN མ*ས། k-*P་།། STRAITS & GALCUTTA.. BANGKOK via Hongw

MELILLIN

Lise

LAISANO-Thurs, 93rd Aug. 8 p.m.) ..LEESANG........Fri, 24th Aug., 8 a.m.] ...WAISHING Fri, 24th Aug., Noop. .OHIPSHING....Fri, 24th Aug., 9 p.m.] WINGSANG ..............-Fri., 21th Aug.. 3 p.m. MAUSANG Sat 28tli Aug., 11 a.m-

KUTSANO

„TAKSANG

Sat, 20th Aug., 0 a.m. Sun, 20th Aug.,

..

................. MAUSANO.........Tucs, Sêth Aug., li a.ni.j

.POOKBANG.........Tuca. 28th Aug, 3 pm. .....CHUNSANG....Wed., 5th Sept, 8am.

Calcutta Llue. This lay was affords verilir snillagebu Caleutta, Penang and Singapore returning from Calenāta straniera praceod vli Staniteand. Hasgkong to Japan, veeraionally calling al Shanghai. All steuner tire excellent pawwenger necumailan, A while wireless and carry a fully gunkist Surgan. Shanghai Line-Sailing approxlutely every three days between Canton and Shanghai, sonlatimas calling Lato, Taraugi tirketi cam lingluaineðnish Through 10li of Lubog

mited (o all Nosthers, nad Yangleze Porta ein Shanghał. weekly persien is waintained with Matta by trvale with good parengar axlalon, anilings teman both parts very Friday. Haiphong Line-Sxilings appurilmately wickly for passengers and cargo, calling at Hollow both Borneo Lim-Fitwightly sailings to mil from Mandakı by two, zma tanu stenman 194 "HINNANG" nuel MH. “MAUMANUS 5th Mesineja haring excellent presongur acommodation, Vargo luken pa thingh Pita ut dillæg for Kudal Jewelton, Taljani, Tawan mrk Lahad Datu Line-regular verrice run tren Margh Su Noretphar bitween Horgkong and

Tientianerasionalis calling at Welbadwef and Chofgo, Bangkok Line.—A weekly anexioa ja jordkril botwcen Hongkraye anıl Bangkok vin Rwntow, by Bro

alexmera fitted withi up-tumdieto passenger tevomodation

Tientsin

CALCUTTA LINE.

-THE STEAMSHIP

"LAISANG"

will be despatched on 23rd August at 3 p.m.

FOR

· SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA, Through Bills of Lading issued to

RANGOON, MADRAS PORT SWETTENHAM AND DUTCH DAST INDIES.

For Freight and Passage apply to:-

Telephone Central 215,

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

NYK

SAILINGS SUBEUT TO ALTERATION.

VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANOJUYER cia Shanghai & Japan ports. Through Billy of Lading Issued to all Overland Common Points in U.8.4. C Canada. Through passage rates to Europe via America ... 0.8105, G8421, 0$110.

SHIDZUOKA MĀRU... ...

...Wednesday, 5th Sept. at 11 am KAGA MARU

......Monday, 15th Oct., ut Ham MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP via Singapore to.

21st Aug. 4 p.or ...Tuesday. ...Wednesday, 29th Aug., at 12 a

L

HAKONE MAKU SUWA MARU HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

MATSUYE MARU ... -* ***** LIVERPOOL via MARSEILLES & VALENCIA.

DARBAN MARU

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE vis Manila &c.

TANGO SIARŲ,

YOSHINO MARU

First half September.

First half September.

......Wednesday, 10th Sept. at 11 am.

...Wedresday, 17th Jab. at 11 a

NEW YORK and or BOSTON VIA PANAMA,

LISBON MARU

***Friday, 31st August.

BUENOS AIRES via S'pore, Durban & Cape Town,

KANAGAWA MARU

M

BOMBAY vin Singapore, Penang & Colombe.

Fenung & Rungoon.

WAKASA MABU... CALCUTTA vin Singapore,

RANDOON MARU

NAGASAKI, KOBY & YOKOHAMA, SHANGHAL KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

LIVERPOOL MAKU..... MURORAN MARU HAKOZAKI MARU...

NAGANO MARU..

For further information apply to- Tel Central Nor. 992 & 213 & 2422.

...End Oet, or beginning Nov

...Monday, 17th August. Thursday; 30th August

Tuesday, 1st August ...funday, 26th August ...Taesday, 28th August ...Monday, 3rd September

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

F. GOURI, Manager.

KAIPING HOUSEHOLD COAL

In Lots of not less than 1-ton --

Delivered to Peak District (above Bowen. Road)

1

Bowen Road and Lower Levels .. Kowloon ....

$21.00 per ton $20.00 $19.00

Orders should be sont in writing at least 24 hours, before the Dont is required All orders must be accompanied by carb, Choque, or Compradoro Oris

payable to THE KAILAN MISING .DMINISTRATION."

THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION HEAD OFFICE ;--TIENTSIN.

DODWELL. & 00., LTD., Agents, Hongkong,

29.-1.40. Katysn. Mar. 7-P. & 0. Chine.

Achillng. Empress of Asia.

FROM EUROPEAN PORTS.

JAVA,

Oldenburg. Kertosono. lenfadi.

FROM LIVERPOOL.

Aug.

--B. F. 20.-B. F. Sept. 7-B. F. B. P. 12-B, F. I-R. F.

Perocus.

.

Mentor.

2-34. F.

Calebas.

36.-B..

25-B. F.

27B, F.

FROM PORTLAND.

West Keats. Sept.-U.S...

llana.

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less of their own safety, devoted Sept. 5.-U.3.5. D. themselves to saving the Indians,

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were successful, but lost their own Aug, 1.-B. F. lives.

The third man, who was a strong swimmer, gut safely ashore, but

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went back for his comrades and Sopt, 12-B. P. was drowned trying to save them. Joet. 5.-8. F. of | Nov, S.-H. P Through the self-sacrifice

these men only one of the 21 In- Dec. 1.-R. F.. dians was lost. The five airmen fan. 10.-B. F. were Corporal Mortimer and Air- craftsmen McCormick, Searle, Storrie, and Stevens.

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