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THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923

RAILWAY CONSOLIDATION.

IMPORTANT ACT.

NEW YORK, August 29.

A modified censorship, it is stat- ed, is being enforced in Havana in consequence of the situation which

ARMS LAW.

MAKING THE PENALTIES HEAVIER.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, AND

PASSENGERS.

J

ROJECTED

DEPARTURES

CHINA COAST, ETC.

Aug. 31.—C. N.

31.-D. I

Sept. 2-0.8.K.

2-105.N 3.-10.8.N.

4.-1.0.3.N. 4.-D. L.

.-U. N.

GOVERNOR'S DEMARKS,

Proposing the first reading of the! w arm law in the Legishitive his arisen. The railway consolida-Council this at cenon, the Attorney- tion bill has been passed by the tieneral said that there was at pre- Cuban representatives. The Bill provides for elimination of sent a great ginntity of arms and many small American owned unition in the Colony which railways requiring all shipments to were not held andor licene:fand flares be made over national railways to seriousness of this inust by obvious twenty-five designated ports. Ame-in everybody. He went on to ex-i rican sugar merchants have filed plain the effect of the proposed a protest to the State Departament, Komendments after which the motion declaring the measure confiscatory. was seconded by the Colonial Sec- Aug. The State Department has asked the | retary and unanimously carried. Cuban Government to delay further The Hon. Mr. Pollock propose nction nutil American interests Out His Excellency should be ask. Sept. 3-0 5. K. have been gives an opportunity ofed to declare that an emergency presenting a case,-kenter,

existed and that it was in the public interest that the standing rules of 4ag. the Camei! sufil be suspetuted Supt. in order thud the hill wight be carried through all stages at this sitting.

TURKISH RAILWAY.

DELAY IN STARTING.

CONSTANTINOPLE Aug. 30.

newspapers

!

Kais

PHILIPPINE IOLANDI, B.

MANILA

Aug. 31.-1.0.S.N.

31.-T.K.K Eept. 1.-E. & A.

B.-P. M. S.-U.8.8. B. 1-A, 11, T. 12.-U.S.8.11. 17.-B. B. TW-R. R.. 10.-N. Y. K. 24 A.0.1 26.-T.K.K Oct. -H.A.L.

A&A. D.-H.A.L. 17.-N.Y.K. 20.-R B

Nov. 1-T.K.K.

1.-3. B.

SWATOW.

Kaising.

Baithing.

Awakusa Mara.

Lokeang.

klangst.

Taihung.

Sonrisa.

AMOY.

31-D. L. C. N.

31.-B. 7.

Halebing. Kalying Tanda.

Bec. 19.-B. B.

4. D. LA

Amakuen Maru, Hnihong.

FOOCHOW.

31.-D. L. 4.-D. L

Haiching. Haitong.

- f SHANGHAI,

P. & 0.

2.-C. N.

2.-L. T.

2-N,

P.-- LOAN.

His Exerlener said he led to ang. 3.-T.K.K. hesitation in declaring that an Sept. Angora

expressmey did exist on the gromul surprise that hitherus no news has that violeut erime was frenasing j come from America regarding and should be diminished, the departure of the technical staff The resolution baxing en rave to begin to start work on the Sam ried gimonsly, the Hon. Mr. | sun Sivas railway which under the Kotowall suggested the invern-! Chester concessions must be begun meat should armige with local October 1 New York sources, shipping compuutios

have explaining reasons of the delay, noies exhibited in ships com-] say Chester and his associates ing to Hongkong warning passent- recently agreed to arbitration begers against bringing arms into the tween themselves unit a Canadian Colony. He prented out fisu many group interested in the contes-chinese returning from alrond sions. According to the Evening brought arius with them or self- Post arbitrators devided that the protection, in ignorance of the law. Chester group must arrept $300,000, and withdraw all connection with the scheme but in the event of the Canadian group failing to pay the sum within ninety days they for- feit to the Chester group all rights

and concessions.--Kerter.

AUSTRALIAN COTTON.

BRIGHT PROSPECTS.

3 -3.7.& 3.-E. L. 3.--N.V.K 4--C. N. R.-X.V.R. G-C.P.S. GON.

.-A.O.L. A.-P. & C. 12-N.Y.K. 15.-T.K.K. 17.-P. M. 19.-A. U. L. 22 - C.P.S. 22-1.&0. 1-1.0.L 24.-T.K.K.

.-L. T. 4.-C.P.S. 25.-T.K.K. 13.-A. O. I... 14.-B.B. 25.-A. 1 Nov. 1-T.R.K.

His Excellency said that sud notices were now is the hands of Oct. the translator and would be eir! eulated to the shipping companies and to the authorities of the ports from which steamers came to the Colony.

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1.-C.P.S. 17.-U.P.S. 24.-C. P.S. L-B. E.

Shinye Maru. Sicilia.

Boo-how, Kasandra. Tatobi Maru. Lokaal g

Nagano Mart. Kasaps.

Awa Mara. Kauchow. Stidzuoka Marn,

Empress of Asia.

Nuoning

Pres. Grint. Karmal

Kita Maru Siberia Mary. Pres. Lincoln. Fros. Madison.

Empress of Canada, Naltoro.

Taiyo Maru Pres. MoKinley. Venezi

Empress of Russia. Tenyo Maru Pres. Jackson, Бедь грі. Pros. Jefferso Korea Hard. Empress of Asia. Empress of Canada. Empress of Russia.

C. Lopez Y. Lopez.

KELUNG.

Aug. 21.-T.K.K. Sept. 3-0 S. K.

3-0 S, K.

Shiago Maru. Toyen Mara. Amakusa Maru. Taiyo Maru Korea bara.

TAKAO.

Teyen Maru.

TSINGTAO.

Socchow.

His Excellency added in his experience was that there were few (things out which people

more rareless than the eustody of Dee. firearts and he had no doubt nung MELBOURNE, August 30.

people in the Colony were in pos The Government's cotton advisersion of revolvers which they had no who has tour Queensland, re-intention of ming and were in their ports the territory suitable for possession beenuse they had luni cotton-growing. He considers" a them for years and had never taken? 24.-T.K.K. year's test sufficiently encouraging the trouble to get rid of them. His Nov. 1.-T.K.K. to warrant an extension with Excellency čuphesised ths danger! promise of profitable crops, of such weapons getting into bal Labour presents difficulties but buds and asked that if people fami; Sept. 3.-0.8.K. the adviser recommends mixed themselves to be in possession of. farming. jacluding cotton. Bris-volvers for which they did not Jane's Minister of Agriculture has wish to take sul

Sept. 2.-C. N. 24 fence they arranged a small shipment of would savender then at mure in the! Qnceasland cottuo to Kobe to test notrest police station. No questions Fep 4. S. the Japanese market-Reater.

would be asked as to the time the revolvers were in their possession without a licence. He trusted the Sept. 1-1.C.S.N. Chronoling. members of the pros would bring; this to the notice of the jublie, withĮ this addition that for the next werk? or ton days the tavernment would Shanghai, August 30 The lappy to receive and destroy any steamer "Mylic," belonging to the Weapons which people had nò fur- Eric Moller Co, which was bound | ther use for and after dust time thes from Chinwangtao for Shanghai ↑ Ordinance would be rigidly en with a cargo of coal is believed to { forced. have sunk with all hands in a gale

STEAMER LOST.

MOLLER VESSEL MISSING

SINCE AUGUST 23.

The bill was then passed through

on August 23. The vessel carried all stages.

6 foreign officers and to Chinese,

Yesterday, the salvage tug, which had been despatched to The Sadd- les, where the "Mylie" was last seen driving helplessly before the gale towards The Saddles, reported that no trace of the vessel had been found.-Reuter.

COMING!

GERMAN COMMUNISM.

Moscow, August 30. The conditions in Germany seem ripe for Communism accord- ing to a report of the German Com- munist leader Hamer, which was discussed at a special meeting of the executive committee of the Communist International Commit- tec and which also decided to grant Hamer's appeal for help.

HOLLAND'S QUEEN.

ACCESSION CELEBRATIONS.

THE HAGUE, August 30. At the celebration of the twenty- fifth anniversary of the Queen's accession, the Queen gave audience to members of the diplomatic corps, several of whom 'brought presents. The Chinese Minister conferred upon Her Majesty the Grand Cross of the Order of Merit.

HOTEL HAPPENINGS.

GAY PROGRAMME.

HEAVY RAINS.

CONTINUED DELUGE.

WEIHAIWEI.

Huichow.

· TIENTSIN.

4.-C. N.

Huichow.

HOIHOW.

Sept. 5.1.C.AN, Chinina.

7.-1.0.3.N. Lewany.

HAIPHONG.

Sept. 7-1.C.S.N. Leesang.

SAIGON.

Sept. 10. 8. K.

Busho Maru.

BANGKOK.

Sept. 1.-0. 8 K.

3.-1.0.9.N.. 4.--1.0.6.N. 6.-1.0.8.N. 5. A. 30.-E. A,

Busho Maru Kwaiging. Kingen, Chonang. Bintang. Banks.

SINGAPORE.

Ave, 31~0. N.

In spite of the continued rains! last night and to-day, no further) reports of serious damage or; collapse have been made. It was rumoured in police circles this morning that 1 small Sept. I.-B. F. part of a house at Third Street had given way in the small hours of the morning and that another house in Canton Road had cracks in the

necessitating wall

immediate shoring but these have not been officially confirmed.

This moming, the motor-anbul- ance and three P.W.D. lorries pro- ceeded to the eastern part of the town, possibly to clear up yester- day's havoc.

For the 24 hours ending at 10 this morning the Observatory rainfall is 1.91 inches giving a total of 75.24 inches for the year against an average of 65,56 inches. The forecast is South-West winds, fresh; squally, overcast; rajn.

WATER POLO LEAGUE.

Despite the rain, the management of the Hongkong Water Polo |League are keeping fairly up to date with the competition. On Tuesday night in the V.R.C. Pool three games were played. The W.A.C. defeated R.G.A. (B.) by 12 Saturday next should be one of to wil; the LRC. and V.R.C. (B.) the best in the annals of Hong-played a draw of 3 goals all; and kong, for the Hotel Company an-the_V.R.C. (A.) defeated the nounce a Carnival with special | K.B.S.F.P.A. by 4-1. Last night, dinner dansant in the Grill room, Mr. G. T. May again had three Fancy or evening dress is optional games to referee." TheR.G.A.(A.) There will be jazz music by a hand of 16 performers. Tables can now be booked and no time should be lost.

1.-E. L 2.-B. I. 2.-O.N.K 2.-L. T. 3.K.P.M. 4.-P.&O. S.-G.N. 7.-P. & 0. R.-B. R 11.-B.T 11.-11.6.5.B. JP.-N.Y.K. 12.-B. B. 12.-E.Y.K. 16. .A. K. JR.-G. L 18.-B. F. 18.-N.DL. 20.--B. F 9.-P. & O. 21.-P.&O. 23.-B. I. 26.-B. F. $8,-B I.

Out. B. F.

5-F. &0. GB, F 13.-B. F.

16.-N.D.L.

17.-P. &O.

Kaiying, Акапелени

City of Glasgow. Jacan Ausho Maru.

Trieste.

Van Cloon

Nellors. Chinh24. Maydonia. Patroclus. Jausto. West Carmona. Fushimi Mara. Isle de Prusy. Honolulu Maru. London Maru, Glandi. Lycarn Lud-ignbaren. Rt. Templar.

Bicili Dongola. T-nda Mentor.

Takids. Prometheus. Mantua. Ision. Agapevar. WoTer Houdan.

19.-P. & . Karwala. 40.-B. F. 13.-P. & D.

Phemius. Sicilia.

26.-B. F.

Elponor.

29.-P. 4. O 19.-B. I.

Dongols,

Janus.

Legaspi

Kalyno

Caledonia.

J

Nov. 1.-B. B

2. P. &0. 1.-P. & 0. 3.-B. F. 4.-P., & O. 10.-B. F. 10. BA 16.-P, & 0. 30 -P. & 0. II.B. F. 19.-E. A. 19.-P. 40. 14--P. 40. 19.-B. B. 28-P. & U.

defeated King'a B. 6-1; King's (A.) Doc. vanquished the R.A.M.C.. by 6-os and the U.A.C, proved too strong for the V.R.C. (B.), inflicting a 7-0 defeat.

Owing to the inclement weather the Lusitano Recreation TUG AND LIGHTER CO. Club's sports are postponed.

Jan. 16.-E. A

11.-P. & O.

Fab. RP. & 0. At. No. 25 bridge on the The subscription list for the new 23.-P. & 0. Kowloon-Canton Railway yoster | Tug and Lighter Co, the prospectus Mar 7.-P. & 0. day, a Chinese woman was acci- for which appears in our advertis 21.-P. & 0. dentally killed by the 8.45 pm, ing columns, has now closed. As apt, 4-P. 40

18.-P. U. · up-train from Kowloon. The reported yesterday, the list is over May 9.-P. 0. bridge is near Taipo.

subscribed.

Atrons. Nellore Toiresias. Chile Mudwa. Kalyan. Earpedon.

Malays Houdani. Devanta.

C. Loper Lopez..

Kalper-I-Find.

Axim

Macedonia. Kashgar. Morda Kartais. Naldors. Delta Chlo

18.-P. & 0.

Kalgari Kashmir.

Mingang. Shinyo Maru Fastin

Free. Lincoln.. West Faralon. Pres. Madison. Wost Carmona. Tala da Panay. Albert Voglor. Taugo Mani. Pras. McKinley. Thivo Maru. Oldenburg. Aritura

Oldenburg. Yoshino Mura Ori Legien. Koren Mara. Logazpi.

U. Lopez Y Lopez

CERU. ILOILO & ZAMBOANGA Sept. 11-U.8.8. B. West Fatalon.

SANDAKAN.

Sept. 1- E. & A.

Eastern

JAVA PORTO, TIE,

Sapt 3-Sanyo Y.K. Bendoong Maru.

B.-J.CJL.

3.PM

9.-J.C.J.L.

10.-T.K.E..

14-J.C.J.L.

2.-T.K.K. 26.-Nanyo Y. K.

Van Cloon,

Thibodos.

Tikenberg.

Per-ia Maru.

Tjitroen.

Mcíyo Maru

Charbon Macu

INDIAN PORTS, 'MTG.

CALCUTTA.

Aug. 31.-1.C.S.N, Sept. 2.-R. 1.

4.-P. M. IL-BI 12,-0, B. K.

14.-J.C.S.N. 23.-P. I. 26.-B. I.

Sept. 2.-R. I.

Fooksang. Japan Lake Gitano. Janth

Honalola Maru. Kotsang.

Tanda. Takada.

PENANG.

1

Y.-L. T.

Japan. Trieste.

3.-K.P.M.

4.-11.S.K,

7.-P.&& 11.-B. T. 24,-P.&O.

28

Oct. 17.-P.&O. 29.-1.0, Dec. 13.-1. di O,

BOMBAY AND Sept. 2. L. T.-

4.-0. S. K. 7.-P. & 0. 17.-1.8 19.-N.D.G. 30.-0.9.K. 20.-P. & Q. Oct. 9.-P. & 0.

16-N.D.L 17.-P. & 1). 29.-P.&O.

Nov. 1-B. B.

30.-P. CO. Dec. 13-P. 40.

19.-B. B.: 28.-B. L

Van Cloon.

Macedonia.

Argun Maru.

JANILS.

Bleilia

Tanda.

Takada.

Fooday.

Sicilia,

Soudan.

COLOMBO. Tricsta. Argun Maro. Macedonia. Iola de Pana. Ladwigshafen. Andes Maru. -Bicilia.

Maatan Wesor.

Cet. 6-K. & A. 17.-N.Y.K. Nov. 3.-E. & A. Dec.-E. & A. | Jan. 6.-E. & A. Feb. 2, E. & A.

Arafura. Yoshino Maro. Bt. Albaru. Fantorn. Aralara.

St. Albans.

BAYAN PORTNĄ!

Aug 1.-B. L

31.-T.K.K, 31.-B. F.

Bopt. 9.V.K.

2-L1. T. 3.-N.Y.K. 3.-N, Y,K. 3.-P. L. B.-N.Y.K. 4.-C.P.8 7-A, (), I 7.--B. Y. B.-P. & 0. 11.-X. & A. 1-N.Y.", IR,-0.8.K. 13.- N.V.K.

15.-T.E.K.

17.-P. M.

19.-A. O. L.

S&-O.P.R.

21-P, & 0.

Tento.

Shinya Mara. Mentor. Tateishi Moru. Rosandia.

Awa Maru. Nagano Mara. KA

Bhidznaka Maru.. Kupress of Asia. Prea. Grant. Tanda. Karmala. Arafuri Kitano Mart, Himalaya Mard. Tebing Mara. Siberis Mara.

Pres. Lincoln. Pres. Madison.

21.-Nanyo Y.K. Macassar Maru.

25.-B. B. 25-T.K.K.

Det. L-AOL.

L-L. T. 4.-C.P.S 13.-A. D. I 1.-R. B.

16.-N V.K. 1P.-C.P.A 25.-T.K.K.

Nor. 1.-C.P.R.

1.-TEE 77.-O.P.S 28--C.P.A Dec. 1.-B. B.

Empress of Casado. Nellore

Ja'a do Panny.

Talyo Mara.

Pres. McKinloy. Voorzin.

Empresa of Russia.

Pres. Jackson.

Leg.zpi.

Када Маго

Empresa of A'lia. Tebya Mam. Empress of Asia. Koros Maro. Empress of Canada. Empressof Russia. C. Lopez Y Lopez

HONOLULD.

| Aug. 31.-T.K.K. Sept 16.-T.K.K.

17.-P. M.

98,-T. K. K. Oct. 1.-T.K.K. Nov 1-T.K.K.

Shiaro Maru. Siberis Marn. Pres. Lincola. Taiso Marn. Tenyo Mara.

Kores Maru.

SHERIGAM POEYN.

VANCOUVER, ETC.

Sept. 5-N.Y.K.

1.-D. L. Y.-A.0.L.

18-R. F. SA.-O.P 8. 20-B F. Oct. 4-P.,

15-N.Y.K. 30.-C P.B. 27.-B. F. Fov. 10.P.4. 17.-O.P.4. 29.-C.P.B.

.-R. 7. Dec. 18-R. F. | Jan. 8.-3. F.

Fhidznobs Maru Greon Dollar. Prça. Grant, Empress of Asia. Acbillos. Empress of Canada. Philcctate Empress of Russia. Kuga Mars. Empress of A'li. Traderous. Empress of Asia. Empress of Canada, Korres of Buesia. Priteslous. Achilles. Philoctetes.

VICTORIA.

Bept. 5. N.Y.K.

Soudan.

Sicilia.

Legazul.

Kalyan.

Bandan

O. Loyez Y Lopez.

Oct

Kaiser 1-Hird."

AUSTRALIAN FORTS.

SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE.

Sept. 1-E, A.

4.-C. N.C. 10.-N.Y K

Eastern. Jingaam.

Tango Marn.

F.-A.O.L.

11. F 19.-A O.L 26.-R. F.

1,~~A.0.0. 13-A, Q. L. W-N.Y.K. 2.-A.O.L. F.-B. F. Nov.-B. F. Déc. 18. - B. V. Jag. 8.-B. F.

Fildzuoka Maru. Pres Grant Achilles, Trek, Madison.

Philoc'Ales

Pros. McKinley. Pres. Ickson. Kega Bla Prea. Jefferson. Tvndare.

Proi-silaus.

Act illow Philoctetes

The Flirt

IS COMING!

SEATTLE

Supt. .-N.Y.K.

19.-R. F. 19.-A.U.L. YA.-B. F. 17.-B. F

Och 1.-A. O, L

13.-A... L. K.-N.Y.K. 93.-A.O.L. Nov. 21-B, F. Dec. 18. F Jan. 8. F. 16.-B. F.

...

Phitoka Maru. Arbillos..

Pre Madison. Pin-etetas Tyndarutis.

Fres, McKinley, Pros, Jackson. Када Мага. Pres. Jeff raou. Proteuilsus. Achilles. Philoctets. Tyudurous.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 31.-T.K.K.

Sept. 10.-U.8.8.3.

15.-T.K.K. 17.-P. M. Oct. 1-7,8.S.B.

28.-T.K.K. 25.-T.K.K. Nov. 1.-T.K.K.

Shinyo Mut West Choralia. Biberis Bar Pres. Lincule. Wast Carma R Taiyo Maru Tonyo Maru. Borea Maru.

RIO DE JANEIRO,

VIA BAIGON, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO,

DUNDAN & CAPetown).

VALPARAISO.

VIA JAAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO SAN PIDRO, Balano Cruz, Balboa UAZKAO, ARIQA & Iquiqon), Sept. 4-0. N.C. Lingham.

B.-T.K K.

8.-D. L. Pet. 20-T.K.K. Dec. 4-T.K.K. Jan.-T.K.K

Ginia Maru. Grace Dollar. Anyo Maru Folyo Marn. Rakugo Maru.

PORTLAND.

Bopt. 24.-0.8.9.B. 29.-'.8.4.D.

K

West Fosts. Hannawa.

NEW YORK.

(VIA PANAMA.)

Sept. 1.-P. L.

4.-B. F. 12.-D. & Co. 15.-R. F. 17-B. P.

Aug. 31.-N.Y.K. Lisbon Marn.

(VIA AB2)

Moorish Princo. Antilochips. Howrs Castle. Bellom hon. Jela de Panar. Ludwigshafen, Meiya Mara. City of Bagdad. Persens.

19.-N.D.C. 14.—TEK. 2-B, F. Oct. B. F.

15.-N.D L Nov, 1–3. B. Doc. 18.-R. B.

Weser. 3.9zczpi.

. Lopez Lopez.

BOSTON.

Aug. 31.-N.V.K Sept. 1.-P. L. 4.-B. E. 13- D. & Co.

Li-ben Mar. Moorish Tricca. Antilochus. Bowes Castlo.

VACCINATION.

IMPROVING THE LAW.

The unsatisfactory position of public vaccinators at the present time, the abuses which have been found to exist in the general system of vaccination in the Colony, and the necessity of providing a regular method of vaccination for intending emigrants which will be suitable to the require ments of the countries or colo- nies to which they are

were proceed

given the main reasons for the introduc- tion by the Attorney General at this afternoon's meeting of the Legislative Council of a Bill to amend the law relating to vaccination.

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The opportunity has also been taken to introduce a number of changes of varying import- ance, some of which have been adapted from the provisions of the Straits Settlements Quarantine and Prevention of Disease Ordinance, 1915.

The Attorney General said the effect of the Bill would be that the vaccination of emigrants would fall into the hands of the Govern- ment service and he thought that effect was a desirable one.

The Colonial Secretary seconded and the Bill was read a first time.

HONGKONG'S LAWS.

NEW EDITION PLANNED..

A new bill to authorise the pre- paration and issue of a new edition of the Ordinances in force in the Colony, to be known as the Ordin- Jances of Hongkong, 1844-1923 was introduced at this afternoon's meet- iog of the Legislative Council by the Attorney General. The need' for such an edition has been ap parent, it was explained, for some time, and it is considered desirable that the new edition stund now be I prepared.

The bill was read a first time.

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