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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Dentist

Harry Fong, Dendist.

te door, No. 74, Queen's Pod Cantral, Tal Central No. 1960.

Eggineers & Shipbuilders W B. Bailey & Co., Ltd.

Engineer and Shipbuilder

Kowloon Bay

New Work and Repairs

Call Flag "L'

Importers & Exporters

Kwong Sun & Co., 19, Queen Road

Photographers

Mee Cheung, Petographer 13, Ice House Street,

BenenasBold Arcade Branch, Developing & Printing, andartakon

Printers

"The Chila Mall.' General Printers

Publishers and Bookbinders.

Wyndham Street. Tel Cis2.

Ship Chandlers

Bing & Co.,

Central, Ko Chi Chung (Manager), Long King Bios (Asst.) Tel Cen. $189.....

Land & Estate Agents

Pan Ylar Cho, Land & Estate events

Tal Central 11-1987.

, Quesa's Road Central

Modistes

Madame Flint

Bs Wine Wee Street. Tel Central (1)► Mital Merchants & Ship Chandiore, Managing Direct Mr. H. 6. Obin.

Crepe Rub, sole Canvas Shoes $7 Buckskin $11

THE CHINA MAIL

WHO'S WHO.

LATEST CHINA COAST

CHANGES.

Captain N. Penson, of the Luchow, is on leave.

Mr. B. H. Fairley, chief officer, Luchow, has gone acting master, same ship.

Mr. S. C. Smith, chief officer, Newchwang, has.

gone chief officer, Luchow.

Mr. A. Oliver, chief officer, Ichang. has gone chief officer, Newchwang

Mr. J. N. Beach, second officer, Szecheun, has gone acting chief officer, Ichang.

Mr. E. G. Thomas, from re- serve, has gone second officer, Szecheun.

Mr. R. E. Evans, from reserve, has gone sup'y second officer, Tatung.

THE

BLUE FUNNEL

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST

FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES

Mr. H. T. Sawyer, from re- serve, has gone sup'y second LONDON SERVICE.

officer, Shuntien.

11, Queen's Road Can, Fai, Cen. 188, Repairing & Soling a Specialty.

stent Parlalan models).

WONG SID WOON

Mr. J. M. Hall, second officer, 2: Pottinger St. Phone 1474 Tungchow, has gone acting chief

office, Hunan,

Optician

The Hongkong Optical Co. Phone 1232.

BS, Queen's Road Central.

PUN

YIOK

СНО. AGENTS.

LAND & ESTATE

Telephone Central No. 911-1987, $5, Queen's Road Central.

CHINESE CUSTOMS.

DISCUSSION AT TARIFF CONFERENCE?

AMERICA'S ATTITUDE.

(Reuter's American Service.)

Washington August 12. Apropos of the statements from Tokyo that the United States has suggested the inclusion of the Chinese Customs autonomy in the agenda of the Tariff Con- ference, the "Associated Press" learns that exchanges of views are going on between Tokyo, Washington, London and Paris, in which the information is com municated that the Custom's Autonomy might be considered at the Tariff Conference, but this is not officially put forward in any quarter, it being simply com- municated that Chinese them- selves suggested it

RUSSIAN PRINCE,

BANKRUPTCY COURT.

STORY.

NOBBED OF HIS ESTATES.

Subject to a suspension of two years, Mr. Registrar Hope, at the: London Bankruptcy Court granted

discharge to Andrew Bomanoff, Prince of Russia, known as Prince Andrew of Russia, and described as a club proprietor, of Hanover Gate, Regent's Park, London.

The Cilicial Receiver reported that the liabilities were 13.061. and that 41 hud been recovered in respect of assets.

The Price left Russia in 1919,

Mr. A. C. Newton, second officer, Fooshing, has resigned.

Mr. R. J. Allinson, from re- serve, has gone third engineer, Tatung.

Mr. 3. Turner, third engineer, Sinking, has resigned.

Mr. F. Allan, acting second engineer, Shuntien, has gone sup'y third engineer, same ship."

Mr. O. Honnor, from reserve, has gone sup'y third engineer, Shuntien....

Mr. A. Blair, second engineer, Tatung, has gone second engineer, Shuntien.

Mr. T. Wilkinson, sup'y second officer, Kutwo, has gone sup'y second offeer, Tingwo.

Mr. N. Richardson, sup'y., second officer, Waishing, has gone sup'y second officer, Kingsing.

Mr. C. E. Compton, sup'y third | engineer, Suiwo, has gone sup'y third engineer, Tingwo.

Mr. J. G. Marray, third en- gineer, Kwongsang, has third engineer, Kingsing.

gone

3. W. F. Muat, second en- gineer, Loongwo, has resigned.

"Shipping and Engineering"

(Shanghai.)

and until March, 1922, he resided CHEUNG CHAU NOTES in Fraver. All his family estates were taken by the Bolshevista, Bad until August, 1922. be was de- pendent on an allowance from his inther:

In the previous March he came to England, and in June, 1923, he Washington adopts the positioned to purchase the lease of that the Conference should meet North Villa, Regent's Park, which without a definite agenda, further he later opened the Regent's Park Country Chub. The club was than that mentioned in the Treaty, and if a Customs Auto-afterwards converted into a limited nomy is proposed, the American company. of which the Prince be attitude is understood to be one of cam managing director at a salary of £1,200 per annum, plus at en- willingness to consider it with a reservation of the American deci tertaiment allowance of £600 per

Good progress has been made with the new shops on the bund and the 3-storey shop near the market. The walls of the new quarters for the married police are now above the tops of the er windows, and a start has been made on the porch of Mr. Rodine's house.

There has been a moving round among some of the inmates of houses to pack in more tightly and leave room for expected visitors.

Dr. and Mrs. Saunders who have

sion until after the discussion has annum free accommodation, with been staying at No. 7 expect to

been held.

NAVAL TOUR.

AMERICANS.CREATE GOOD IMPRESSION.

ABSENCE OF "SWAGGER."

(Reuter's Service.)

board and residence up to £120 a month.

His wife was also to receive a Hlary of £5,300 a year.

leave in a few days for América.

A change has just been made in the staff of the Police Station, the in-former officer's place having been

taken by Lan-Sergt. Winslade,

He attributed his failure and solvency to the loss of £12,189 in consequence of the failure of the failure of the club and to loss in a motor agency in which he was interested.

Magistrate; "If I let you off this time will you go straight?"

Accused: "I can't promise you. My ambition is to enter politics."

Doctor: "Worried over money matters eh? Have you been to a doctor?"

Patient: "No, I lost it at the

races."

Wellington, August 12, Celebrations in honour of the American naval visitors continue. To-day's feature was the march: through the city of 2,000 officers and men which was watched with great interest by dense crowds.

The Governor-General and Admiral Coontz took the salute on the steps of Parliament Buildings, where the Premier, members of the Cabinet, and other dis-swim tinguished people were also pre- sent

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The 'Americans created a good impression, chiefly owing to the absence of "swagger."

Admiral Coontz and his officers

Volunteer duties for the present! have been cut down.

* HUMAECS "KELENTS"

34%), Popt. Murelia, London, Betterdam & Hauberg tah Oor. Marscilice, London, Rotterdam & Hamburg.

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

"STEAMER * "TALTHYBIUS"

20th Aug. Genos, Havre, 12pool & Glasgon 23rd Aug. Marseilles, Havre, L/pool & Q'gow

PACIFIC SERVICE.

KOBE & YOKOHAMA).

*TYNDAREUB” 18th August Victoria, Vartionsver & Seattle. NEW YORK SERVICE.

(via SUEZ or PANAMA) *TEUCER"

28th Sept. Bouton, New York & Baltimore via Sam

PASSENGER SERVICE.

"ANTENOE" "ELECTOR" "SARPEDON

PATROCLI'S "ANTENOR"

" HECTOR"

28th Aug.. 21st Oct. INGY

16th, bec

1th Jan.

Brd. Mai.

Singapore, Marisiller & London. Bing ore Marseilles, & London, Singapore, Marselilei & London, Singapore, Marseilles & London. Singapore, Marsalles, & London, Blogaore, Marseilles &ondon,

Al gelesen with limited passenger accommodation at

packly reduced fares.

For freight and passage rates and information apply to

•

Butterfield & Swire.

Agents.

POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Radio Traffic with Canton is sus; ended until further notice, Interport Radio Telegrams are subject to delay of 2 hours. Mze é Andio £ffice wül be olssed from 8 pm. to. 8 .. until farther notice. Messages in code must havesnane of code veed included in text,

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Left His Ship

Arms Case

Another Rumour

CONTENTS

Page.

Page.

Domestic Occurrences

Indian in Gutter

12

Leading Articles

14 Fatal Braze

12

Reclamation Work

12

B.

New Police Station

12

5.

Stabbing Affray

18

Coming Here...

.13

After 25 Days

.13-

Dull Week End

13

Student's Offence

.18

Flotsam... Our Volunteers.

.18

Foochow's Support. Bled To Death Canton-Beware f Valley Flood Local Baseball China's Task.. Capt. Neville.. Law and Justice Disloyal Students "Paddy's Market". Street Lectures Flood Sequel Serious. Charge

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AUGUST

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Stole A Sheet

Gone Home.... "Thirteen Guns" Naval Yard Workers

Local Wedding

Fuse in Tram'

Hongkong Police: Indian's Death Company Meeting Armed Burglar: Water Supply Welcome Back i "Bargin In"

Seven Years Correspondence

Coal and Petroleum

.14

Where They Are.

Death Inquiry

Strike New

.10

Hongkong a Next Governor.18

Canton Rulers

.10.

Street Scenes

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Au Revoir ON

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Shameen Affair (24

20%

River Pirates

.10

Sentence of Death

HM.S., Hertnes

.10

Po Hing Fong Far East Meet More Idlers Peking Strike Going South Gazette

Local Trade

$5,200. Fine

Fell-Overboard

Colony's Health

Stálen Firewind Tientsin Trouble Hankow's Safety $400 Fine G Sir R. Ho Tung

RELINQUISHING BUSINESS

MADAME LILY

Last Week of Sale

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