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HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACAO

STEAMERRS.

JOINT SERVICE OF THE. HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO, STEAMBOAT 100., LTD. AND THE QKINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

HONGKONG CANTON LINE Ballings-To Canton daily at 8 am, and 10 pm. (Sundays 10 pm only) From Osaton dilly at 8 mm. and a p.m. (Bandayı ( pak, only)

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MAIL.

CHARITY CONCERT.

"THE SILVER STARS”/WILL SHINE.

AT BE. THEATRE.

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By kind permission of Lieut.- Col. F. S. Montague-Bates, CB.. O.M.G. D.S.O., "The Silver Star Concert party of the 1st Battalion, East Surrey Regiment) will give an up-to-date Coa- ton Brucke, on Thursday next, cominencing at 8.30 p.in, sharp.

GOLD TANDARD.

ADMIRAL LEVESON - PAYS SUGGESTION FOR SOUTH.

VISIT TO. PORT.

CLOSING A BANK.

(From Our Own Correspondent.).

BERVICE OF THE HONGKONG, CANTON #MADAO STRAMBOAN OP., 57P.cert at the R.D. Theatre, Welling-K.C.B. paid an unofficial visit to

HONGKONG MAÇAO LINE

dailings to Maono, Dally as 8 am, and #r.u..(SUNDAYS 9 AM only) Sallings from Maosó-Daily #5 8 all, and 2 = M. (SUNDAYS 4 P.M. only), Fariter loformation may be obtained at the Gourant's Uzrein, 44 Den Vas Bond Central, Masehi. Thou. Door & Son LD., or the Amerjoin 1Express Company Hongkong.

DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD.

NEW YORK BERTH

FOR NEW YORK AND BOSTON VIA SUEZ-

2.8. "DACRE CASTLE" 8 8.

EGREMONT CASTLE"

..Balls 12th Novembor ...Sails 9th December

LLOYD TRIESTINO

· BEGULAR MONTHLY PASSENGER AND FBNIGHT SERVIÙR

YOR BRINDISI, VANIOH AND TRIESTE (FIUMI), TAKING QARGO ON THROUGH BILÏS OF LADING TO ANOA, ALL ITALIAN, ADRIATIO, LEVANT, BLACK SEA AND DANUBE PORTA.

REDUCED FARBACH BATES TO BRINDISI, VENICE OR TRIESTE.

£66.

NEXT SAILINGS.

OUTWARD FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE & MOJI,

8.S." DUCHISB4 D'AOSTA"

tak

5.3. "GERANIA

6.2, "ROSANDRA

8 9. “NUMIDIA”-

9.8. “VENEZIA”

曲

Sails abogi 30th October

Sails about 23rd November Sails about 30th November Sells about Sara December Safis about 30th December

HOMEWARD FOR BRINDISÍ, VENICE AND TRIESTE,

9.9. " PERSIA"

8.3. "DUCHESHA D'AOSTA " 9.5. "GERANIA'

Sails about 6th November

Sails about 7th December Bails about 81st December

CHEFOO, October 7. Admiral Sir Arthur C. Loveson, Chefoo on the 25th of last month. On the 26th Mr. J. L. Smith, H. M. The entire proceeds will be Consul here, gave a luncheon in of Admiral Leveson, devoted to the dependants of the honour Late Sig. Skinner, Royal Corps of Commander May, and Lt. Com Rinder Jones, to which were Signnis.

The programme will consist of invited a few of the leading men. some of the latest songs from Engbers of the British Community the land, concerted pieces and a humor-Those present included

Col. Hayley Bell, following. ous military sketch entitled Dill Messrs. V. R. Eckford and J. H Smit. The Defauiters' Hero.",

Mrs. R. A F. Montanaro, Lind, Dr. W. Malcolm, Rev. A. H. Faers, and Messrs Courtney, Major Lewis, R.AM.C., and Cap-Railton, Macartney, Clarke and tain Macready, D.8.0., have also McMullan. While bere Admiral kindly consented to assist by giving Leveson called

Admiral In lumerous farve,

Washington of the U. S. Fleet

Prices of admission:-$1.00, 50 cents and 80 cents, Advanced booking may be done through. R.S.M. Maynard. 1st Battalion. the East Surrey Regiment. Murray Barracks.

WHO'S WHO.

LATEST SHIPPINGA

CHANGES.

Mr. J. Middleton, second officer, "Ichang," has gone second officer, "Taikoo Wan I."

Mr. A. Taylor, second officer, "Taikoo Wan 1," has gone second officer, Ichang,"

Mr. T. A. Goldenberg has been appointed second officer, "Nan- king."

Mr. A. M. Maetiregor, chief en- gineer, "Hunan," has gone chief engineer, "Ningpo."

Mr. A. C. Tidury, former re- serve, has gone chief engineer, "Hunan."

Mr. A. L. Struthers, chief en gineer, Ningpo," is on reserve,

Mr. H. A. Morrison, sur y third engineer, ***Shantung" İs 011

reserve.

Mr. W. A. Cleland, from reserve, has gone third engineer. "Shan-

On

Recent Departures Recent departures include, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. H Carey of the A.P.C., who have been transferred to Chinklang; and have been relieved by Mr. Ed. Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Amherst Macartney and daughter. of the Submarine Telegraph Office, have also left here and are now on their way hon via the States Mr. Macartney has been in Chefoo for many years, and will be missed in many ways by all those who had the pleasure of knowing him. Mr. F. Matson has taken over Macartney's work as Comptroller,

Closing of Bank. Quite a lot of excitement was caused a few days ago when the Chinese general in charge of the Government troops here forced the closing of the Tai Tung Industrial Bank. This Bank was said to be financing Lu Yung-hsiang; of Marshall Cheklang, and therefore General Wu Pei-fu sent instructions to General Chang here to prevent further transactions of this nature. The closing of this Bank greatly disturbed the money market here,

and, although the Bank itself did

issue notes, runs occurred on several which ditt, including one of the biggest, The Bank of De posit.

Birth

We had the pleasure on the 25th. ult, of congratulating-Mr-and Mrs. A. P. Dowglass on the birth of a

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS velas gone second engineer o

FROM CALCUTTA & COLOMBO TO SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.

Regular Passenger and Cargo Bortico to South African Forte Through Bill of Ladier red from Hongkong.

For Freight or Passage en say of the above Lines apply to ¡--

Mr. R. T. Maddison, frons re-

"Wuchung."

Mr. R. B. Sharp has been ap pointed second engineer, "Pakhoi."! Mr. A. Fyle, sup'y second en gineer, "An Ian," is on reserve.

Mr. D. Gun, third engineer, "Wuching,”- bus gone third en gineer, "Hanyang."

Mr.

"Wachang."

Telephone Contral 2030. DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents.gineer. "Soochow has gone

0.

S. K

BAILINGH FROM HONGKONG "SUIJIET 10 ALTENATION

GUNDOU, BINAURU, ZOÎTEKDAM KANI WEBR–Via 85220pore, Colombo, Buisend Fort Bald.

LONDON MARU.... ................. Tuesday, 4th Nov, WIO DE JARKIES. JA ATOE BUENOR A BET- Via Balor, Singapore, Colombo, Durham & Cape town

MEXICO MARU................ CHICAGO MARU...........Monday, SOMWAY-Via Singapore and Oclombo

Wednesday, 2nd Oct,

24th Nov.

AMUR MARU (Calls at Fenang) ........Monday, 10th Oct. BHINNO MARU

AIPS MARU (Galls at Penang)

BANGKOK-Vie Halpos.

BUSHO MARU..........

BALGOTTA~Via Singapore, l'onatig and Kangoon)

KAGUR MARU

Thursday, 23rd.Oct. Tuesday, 4th Nov. Saturday, 1st Nov.

VICTORIA, OSATILE TACOMA & VANCOUVER-Via gberghai and Japan Porta

ALABAMA MABU poika

HUW YORK-VİK Zapra porta, San Francisca and Pam

JAPAN FORTI.

ALABAMA MARU......... INDO MARO

BONOLULU MARU..................

ZIEŻONO VIA SWATOW & AKGY.

AMAKUJA MARU KALJO MABU....

KASAD VIA 1 WATOW KAMOT,

KUTSU MARU ......

VAKAS 154 KEYLUNG,

Sunday, 26th Oct. Tuesday, 21st Oct.

Tussday, Blat Oct

Thursday, Bird Oct. .........Thursday, 20th Oot.

Sunday, 28th Oct. at 11 a.. Sunday, 2nd Nov, at 11 am. Thursday, #ted Oct. at 10 a.m.

BATAVIA MARU....................................Sunday, 28th. Oột: For further particulare please apply to

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA. M. TAKEUOBI, Manager.

Fel, Central So. 4088, 4089, 4090.

BOSTON, NEW YORK & BALTIMORE

JOINT SERVICE OF THE

"BLUE FUNNEL" LINE

(00EAN 88, 00, LTD, & CHINA MUTUAL BN, CO, LTD.)

AMERIGAN & MANCHURIAN LINE

(ILLERMAN & BUCKMALL BR, DOS LTDA

'KAILINGS FROM HONGKONA. EE." OPTY OF BANGOON Pointia Bats Canal...KIM October BLA, KOBMO” maginoomitia fiuex Cavalarimnimālei October MENU GALCHAR'

mila Busa Cana 100sa

Norimbe Macmier procood 'ria Burz Canal or Pinsma Canal at Owner, Deslor.

Baldach, ko that we without notion

Martial Law.

The Chefoo-Weihsien Motor Road is under a special soldier guard owing to the present dis turbed conditions.

Chefoo seems to be under a sort of martial law, and Chinese are not allowed in the streets after A. Sheretts, from reserve, or 10 p.m. without having has grone third engineer, special permits from the police. This even applies to ricsha Mr. A. Lemercier, second en- coolies; and foreigners if they desire to hire ricshas at that

for Recond engineer, "Tangchow," hour must arrange

them Mr. G. Beulton, second en- previously, and give them some gineer. Tungchow," las gone sort of pass to show the police, or second engineer, "Soochow." else these controllers of "law and Mr. W. A. Atkinson, from re- order" will not let them pass. Is gone chief officer, The fishermen who were in the "Tingsang

habit of doing their fishing night have either had M. B. V. Bishop, chief officer, by

1 Tingsan

it by day or give aeting to gone master, "Wasang.**

up the trade. Rumours are very

orie bears Captain C. A. Robertson, of the prevalent, and

of *Wosung," is on leave.

aerve,

do

sples being caught, and some of the Mr. J. A. Thou, from leave, Chinese smaller steamers being has gone third engineer. "Chun-commandeered or detained in port, but it is difficult to learn anything

Bang.

Mr. R. MeNg, third cogineer, authentic. "Chumsang," has gone acting second engincer. “Tooshing."

Mr. J. W. Laverick, second en- gineer, Fooshing," is on leave.

Mr. Rows second engineer, "Esang. is on leave.

Mr. H. W. Fraser, from reserve, Recond has gone

engineer, Captain D. Morgan, from re serve, has gone master, "Tuilee."

Captain R. G. Blaney, from re- serve, has gone master, Tanger

tan.*

Captain A. Melines, of the "Tangestan," has gone master; "Nairang,"

Captain W. H. Eudden, of the "Nairung" is on leave."Ship ping and Engineering."

STAR THEATRE.

Football Items.

AFRICA

(Réxter a Sérvica:)

THE HAGUE, October 20. Dr. Vlasering, President of the Netherlands Bank will leave for South Africa in the beginning of November to enquire, in consulta tion with Professor Kemmerer of Princetown University Into the question of the advisability of introducing the gold standard independently of Britain.

Dr. Vissering will go from South Africa to the Dutch East Indies to discuss with the management of the Java Bank and the Dutch East Indies government the restoration of the rate of exchange and the gold standard there.

CHINAS' CUSTOMS. AGLEN SCHEME OPPOSED

(Router's Service.)

LONDON, October 20. Brigadier-General C. D. Bruce has written a letter to the " Times". in reference to the reported con- sent of Sir Francis Aglen to secure the Peking Government issue of treasury notes of $4,200,000

on the customs revenue, care German boxer marked for the indemnity, which lapsed owing to the European war.

Brigadier General Bruce con- tends that if the two factions in

China are mad enough to indulge in modern war it is nobody else's business and thinks that Sir Francis action will be regarded by Chang Tsolin as subsidising Wu 'customs (foreign) Pel-fa with money. He thinks 'many Chinese will regard this use of the mari- time customs revenue as foreign interference which will be a fatal General Bruce, con- naristake siders that if önce a foreign power, is associ-ted in Chinese minds _with_intervention good-bye any immediate future for that power'a

trade in China.

CHINA AND JAPAN.

- PEKING-AND-TOKYO,

(Reuter's Service.)-

PAKING, October 20.

TUESDA OCTOBER 1924.

CANADIAN PACIFIC

THE

Empress of Asia

WILL SAIL FROM

HONGKONG

FOR

VANCOUVER

via Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Victoria.

DAYLIGHT, THURSDAY, OCT. 23rd.

Passenger Department Tel. 0. 752. Freight Department Tel. C. 42.

Cables: GAUANPAO. Cables: NAUTILUS.

| STRUTHERS & BARRY.

OPERATING US GOVERNMENT..CHITS

REGULARY FAST FREIGHT, SERVIOR. TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT ROUTE. (23 DAYS TO AN FRANCISCO AND 28 DATE TO 106 ANGELES) US.8.3. " West Carmona”...... ...Dre Hongkong 28th Cet.

U.B.8.B.

*** West IvED"

4

***

Lenye Hongkong 28th Oot, Das Bongkok 10th Nov. Leave Hongkong 19th Nov. -TO-MANILA OBLY.

SÁBOO ACCENTED YOR, TRANSHIPMENT AT SAN FRANCISCO TO WEEKLY BAILINGS FOR ATLANTIC, EKABOARD FORTS. THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISHDAD TO US, AND CANADIAN OVERLAND POINTS.. ...TO MANILA, BANGKOK AND SINGAPORE. U,2,8,B. "West. Okjoot

"

Das Hongkong, 19th Oct. Leave Hongkong 90th Oct.

"TO MANILA," "DEBU" AND ITEBOANGA, U.8.8.B. *West Jester”

Due Hongkong 30th Get, Leave Hongkong 31st Oct...

THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED TO ALL FORTS NOT SERVED.

FOR FULL INFORMATION AFFLY TO

LEVEKELE

STRUTHERS & BARRY.

--------- Granasal Agsuð for: JAPAN-OSTINA-FHILIPPINTA 20 INDO-CHINA-STRAITS AND JAVA.

Tit Micor, Quem's Bolding ›

Khane Central No. 1005..

G. F. BRADFORD, Boty Asses,

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

The Chinese Government reply. ing to the Japanese memorandum, HONGKONG & SOUTH CHIN'S COAST FORT. KEKVIOR, of the 15th inst to day presented notes simultaneously to the Minh-smodisken for First Class Fanzengarn. Hiacinte Light and Fans in Stateroom

́EGULAR SERVICK of Fast High Cisco Coast Sbesmen having

TULANCEZNY.

....” SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW

AND PAYURN. (Doempying # to 10 Days)·

CAFEASE

ter at Peking and the Foreign Office at Tokyo. The note points and Balcom. Kaew Less Celtr out that the present military opera- tions are occasioned by the re- bellion against the authority of the Chinese Government.

As the rebels are abhorred by the Chinese people they should not of course be looked upon in the same light as the Government forces.

The Chinese Government at- taches great importance to the declaration of the Japanese Gövem- ment to the effect that it will always maintain an attitude of strict non-interference. The Chi- neae Government' is aware that there are large numbers of Japanese nationals and a considerable amount of Japanese commercial interesis in Chini:

Pursuant to its established pur ...pose of promoting neighbourly A meeting has been held by friendliness, with Japan it is more those interested in and members of desirous during the present period the Football Club, at which Mr;of military operation of extending Towlson tendered his resignation them every possible protection. from the Committee, as he is short from injury and also. irrespective ly leaving, for Home, Mr. A. R. of their location either in districts Hogg was elected. Captain of the through which government forces Football Team,. Mr. Stephenson, pass or in other parts of China, At Vice-Captain, Mr. James McMullan the same time it would be helpful as Secretary and Treasurer, and to no small extent if the Japanese Messrs. R. Gardiner and. A. H. Government could see its way to Knowles as non-playing members exhort Japanese residents in the aforesaid areas, to conduct theme of the Committee.

selves with circumspection and restraint.

POSSESSION OF ARMS.

FX MONTHS' JAIL.

M. C. C. TOUR.

(Router's Service,)

PERTH, October 20,

About a month ago, the Police, arrested a number of Chinese in Kom U Street. One of them was sentenced at yesterday's Criminal In doll weather, before 2,000 Sessions to six months hard spectators, on-an easy wicket, the Lon Chaney In "Treasure labours for possession of a MG. C. declared at 330 for the Island” is the Star's attraction | digger gangs

Toss of seven wickets. In their to-night and to morrow, and This morning another of them first Inninge, West Austral Stevenson's story will be given came up before Mr. R. E. Lindsell scored: 57, Gilligan, taking, fodf| with all its glamour. Lon Chaney at the Magistracy where he had wickets for 1arina Following on. may be relied upon to give a been remunded for several weeks. they complied 157 for seven wit convincing portrayal of any char The case against him was that hekets, Traffer scoring: 71. The acter he interprets and in was carrying four loaded revolvers match was drawn. 713 De "Treasure Island" he is at his at the time.

For Freight and partienlars apply to :- TYERFIELD & KWIRE ár THE BANK LINE, ZO, HONGKONG 2 superlative best. The picture His Worship decided to dest

IGKOKO » QANTON: HOLYOAK-LAGBEY 2 00, LYD, CANTOP,

THE KWONG HIP LUNG CO., LTD

ANGINERIS and SHIPBUILDERS, BOILER MAKERE, BRASE and FOUND 28. All work done in this stabilshment in grama rd.

Connaught Road Cenital, Hop

should attract lovers of the with this man summarily and ex romantic and the deshing. Begin-pressed the opinion that he was ong Thursday Reginal Donny in hot as bad a character as the Sporting Youth Is an attraction man dealt with at the Scasions. above the ordinary.

CONSIGNEES

Although he had four loaded revolvers he was given the same. sentence, six months are labo

IS YOUR BABY TEETHING

Fabry Own Tablets Halo, VA

Tablets-help?which seem sklonl when baby" is tosth

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BINING

Capt. W. O. Fassmore TUESDAY,

THURSDAY, IMONG » Capt. XIII' Walker 4. s

GHING ... | Capt. A. B. Stewart... SUNDAY, AFGORG... Capt. W. 5. Turnbull ... | TUESDAY,

STAVIHARA

23ab Dot, at 5 p.m.

1916 Oct •*. Noch - 1h Oct. at 9 am 26th Oct. at 17 Neon

....

and: Dasusters from the Company's Wharf (now Blake We) **Bound Trip Tickets will to issued from Hoogkong to Foochow (Pagoda}) Anchorage) and Return by the same steamer by the Haining "Hathong and Briching at the Reduced Rate of $50.00 iroloding Meals while the steamer Port"

31 3PEIGEN and PASSAGE apply to---

BELED “DOUGLAS LAFBAIK & 06.

#BUCKHALL

"OITY OF GLASGOW

eat patrolDS ** ONTY OF LAHORE

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PASSENGER SERVIOR.

8th October

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OT OF LABEL ATOMY OF KARACHI, - 29th January

TEHICLES OF BABODA HA Jab March **TRAFFORD HALL" 11th April

JAM “A”, 218, *B* £84.

Baloot, passage 289.'-

Shanghai and Japar. Marseilles, Lendon, etc.

Harselles, Londor, etc. Marseilles, London, etc. Marseilles, London; ata..

THE BANK LINE, LTD. (gal. Central. 780) KeiyonK KASILY & Co., Ltd, Capton, 2

THE ADMIRAL LINE HEADER, PAS BEATTLE & VICTORIA

WWW SHANGHAL KOHE, TOKOHAMA SYROLAT." THRU- RMDUOID BATES TO : EUROPE,

PRESIDENT OBANTENG KUW Bostalo)) Oct; JOLS PRESIDENT MADISONG DO PRESIORAK MOKINERY

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