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THE CHINA

MAIL.

DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

NEW YORK BIRTH

88. KENDAL CASTLE "...

Balls 2nd Sept.

LLOYD TRIESTINO

REGULAR MONTHLY PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE FOR BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE (FTUME), TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO GENOA, ALL ITALIAN, ADRIATIC, LEVANT, BLACK SEA AND DANUBE PORTS.

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REDUCED PASSAGE RATES TO BRINDISI, VINICI OR TRIESTE.

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£66.

NEXT SAILINGS.

OUTWARD FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE & MOJL

M.B. "ESQUILINO"

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8.8., "GER ANIA” (cargo only) 6.3. DECEESSA D'AOSTA”...

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Bails 26th August ... Salin. 10th Sept. ...Balls 12th Sept.

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The "Daily Chronicle" refers to Shamcen as "the European quarter of Hongkong."

The return of notifiable diseases for the 24 hours ended Wednesday, shows two cases of enteric fever-one Chinese and one Indian.

The silk forwarded from Hongkong by the "Empress of Russia" on July 28. arrived in New York (St. John's Park) on August 16, having been 24 days

in transit.

The total outpus of the Kuilun Mining Administration's mines for the week ending August 8,-1926, amounted to 80,000 tons, and the ales during the period to 68,984

tons.

Leonid Kraksin, the Soviet Ambassador to France and Com. missar for Foreign Trade, has

recently returned to Moscow from France to report on the progress of the negotiations between the Soviet and French representatives

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The extensive growth of A recent and somewhat un- ocean commerce in the Pacific is expected development in the indicated in the fact that gross Soviet motion-picture world is a tonnage entering Honolulu in the film produced apparently for the year ending June 30, last, shows sole object of extolling the merits an increase of 500,000 tons. The and advantages of thrift. It is total tonnage for the year was called "The Wonderful Book," 5,942,080 in 729 ships as com- and attempts, to illustrate Mark pared with 700 steamers of Twin's reported adage: "My 6.444,757 tons in the year ending | most valuable book is my bank June 30, 1924.

book," The audiences are shown the practical advantages of sav- If the great increase in watering; and the pictures are accom- flow which has followed the quake panied by rhymes which might throughout the county continues have delighted the heart of Ben- and becomes the normal water jamin Franklin and other pro- supply of the district, Santa phets of thrift. The fim alsó in- Barbara and its surroundingscludes pictures of various MosCOW may expect from this source alone municipal, improvements, includ- a benefit that will pay the quakeing the new busses, which are loss many times over in years to steadily growing in number and come, according to estimates of patronage. ranchers. Several geologists

available to this district.

claim that the quake probably The problem of caring for opened into the subterranean the million unemployed in the Water flow of the valleys and Russian cities continues to excite other underground water reser- a good deal of attention. Accord- voirs that never before have been ing to the latest figures about half.

the unemployed receive state aid, in one form or another. Some 300,000 receive a direct monthly The Wesleyan conference at pension, and 80,000 unemployed in Paris and to obtain fresh in- Lincoln after prolonged debates have been organised in co-opera- structions from his Government has reported by a vote of 897 to tive groups, engaged in trade and Mr. Krassin declared that the ex-126 in favour of a re-union of the hand industries. The programme pert committees which have been Methodist, the Primitive Method of public works designed to help working over the problem of ist and the United Methodist the unemployed has also been con- establishing the amount of churches, subject to "substantial siderably extended. Among the Russia's pre-war obligations to agreement" on measures for measures recommended for com-

A resolu- bating unemployment in

the NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS France have agreed on an apnecting such a union.

proximate Jum considerably tion for postponement, moved by future smaller than is generally given in the Rev. Amos Burnet, former works, opening dining-halle and increasing public Methods of president, and seconded by Sir light refreshment places where settlement have not yet been. dis-Kingsley Wood, was rejected by free meals will be served, and cussed. Mr. Krassin further 195 to 148. Walter Runciman, establishing vocational schools.

M.S. "ESQUILINO"... 8,8,"DUCHESSA D'AOSTA*

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Balls 7th Sept. Balla 31st Sept.

FROM CALCUTTA & COLOMBO TO SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.

68. "UMINGA"

8.8. ** UMZUMBI “

100

142

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Balls 1st September

Sails 1st October,

Regular Passenger and Cargo Servics to Bouzo Afriona Porta,

Through. Bills of lading weed from Hongkong.

For Freight or Passage on any of the above Lines apply to?--- Kelephone Central 1030. DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agunis.

AMERICAN PIONEER LINE

S. S. "DRYDEN”

...sailing August 20th for Havana, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, Boston via Panama Canal Calling at Panama and other Gulf Ports if inducements offer.

For Freight and further particulars apply to

AMERICAN PIONEER LINE Operated for United States Shipping Board by

ATLANTIC, GULF AND ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP CO.

ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE-Ageots Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Building

Telephone Nos. 2477, 2478 and 795

O. S. K.

BAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SURTECH NO ALTERATION,

ORIGE, KAMEUNG, KOTTERDAM & ANTWERP¬Via Singapore Colomoke, Baer and Porn Bar.

ALPB MAKU N

Monday, 7th Septembar ULO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS ZUKZOR AIRED=Y14 Julgow, Bingapore, Colombo, Burkan i Ŭapasowa,

CANADA MARU Dominem.Wednesday, 8th September BOMBAT-Fia Bingapore and Columbu

RANGKOK-Vin Saigon ·

BEKKOW MARD

„Sunday, 12th September CALOSTTA-Via Bingapors and Hangoon.

BANUKI MARU ...........................................Thaisday, 27th August ́ C19ZURIA, SEATTLE TACOMA & VANCOUVER-Vie Shanghai and Japan Foria.

the connection.

con-

stated that, although Russia had former president of the Board of placed orders to. [1 value of Trade, in opposing postponement, 100,000,000 francs in France, the said that so long as the con-

re-union unchanged attitude of the French roversy about capitalists and financiers and tinned, many of the ablest minis- their theory of not opening trade ters and laymen found themselves until disputed questions are set absorbed in it. He hoped, in- tled prevented the development of stead, to soe their attention commercial relations between the directed entirely to those tasks two countries."

wherefore the church exists.

SOCIAL AND

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RIVERMELLAS

ROXOR

FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1925.

CANADIAN

PACIFIC

HOME VIA CANADA

Future sailings to VANCOUVER via Shanghal and Japan Ports and Atlantic Connections.

INETT

Arrive

Hongkong Vanood FET

Mäsia 2/Canada

Aug. 30 Sopt. 7

Sept. Fopt. at Sopt. 17 "Oot.

EFTATOO E/Bcotland

}: E/France

LOSTO Queboo

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Boutham

Sept 19 Sept,, 15 (1)

Nupt. 80 Oct. 7.

Qui 11 Oco

Choice of accommodation on theso ATLANTIC steamare actually

bald for sale in othoes at ports of call in the Orient.

FOUR TRANS-CONTINENTAL TRAINS DAILY FROM VANCOUVER. STOP-OVER ALLOWED AT ALL POINTS, Standard Sleeping Cars-Compartments-Drawing-Room Dining Cars Canadian Pacific HOTELS at VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, ROCKY MOUNTAIN. RESORTS, CALGARY, WINNIPEG, MONTREAL and QUEBEC

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HONGKONG-MANILA-HONGKONG SERVICE

LATE Hongkong Aug. 20 Sept. 9

Arrive Manila

Aug: 28 Sept. 11

E/Canada B/Ruskin

Leave Manila

Aug. 19

Arrive Hongkong

Aug. 31

Sept 11 Hapt. 14

Steamers arrive MANILA oarly mording and sail in evening of fullowing any.

CANADIAN PACIFIC SERVICE THROUGHOUT

Passenger Department Telephone O. 752 Przight and Express Telephone Q. 4

Cables GADANPAO.

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Cables NAUTILUS.

AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE

PERATED FOR

PERSONAL. UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD.

Dr. Alfredo Zayas, formerly president of Cuba, and now actively engaged in sugar produe- tion in that country, in a state, ment urges the immediate raising of the United States tariff on foreign sugar, including Cuban, as a desirable constructive step in the protection of the Cuban sugar industry from the encroachment of competing foreign interests.

The passengers leaving to The Rev. F. Marriott officiated day by the Empress of Asia" at a pretty wedding at St. Peter's {include Mr. B. T. B. Boothby, Mrs. Church, Staines, on June 20, when P. M. Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. the bride was Miss Lucy Harvie Bott, Major M. Garibaldi, Dr.. and Haynes (Dolly), only daughter of Mrs. J. Hollingsworth, Mrs. W. the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Haynes, of Hongkong.. and the Morton, Mr. and -MTS. R.bridegroom. Mr. Wm. Henry McGillavry, Mr. A. J. Pilgrim, Everest Coates, second son of Mr. Mr. E. M. Terry, Mr. F. P. and Mrs. F. W. Coates, formerly Vasania, Mr. J. H. Wallace and of Petrograd, and now residing at Mr. L. Yates,

Barnes. The bride was attired in a beautiful dress of white lace Gabriele d'Annunzio, who has over satin, trimmed with ostrich been attacked by influenza, is a The widow of Ferruccio Busoni feathers and orange blossom, and writer who is very sensitive to has declared her intention of be wore a lace veil and urange blos- colours, and he is reported to have queathing to the Prussian. State 5om wreath. She also wore silver the most extensive and varied the entire Busoni archive, com-slippers and carried a bouquet of wardrobe in Italy. It is said, too,

arum lilies.

Mrs. Heanley, of that when he works he is robed in prising all letters, autographs, musical scores, pictures, and in Hongkong, but at present staying a stole of cloth of gold, and that a struments of the master. at Staines, was Matron of Hon-statue of some famous poet of the special feature of this gift is a

past is placed at each corner of rare collection of original Liszt manuscripts and scores which Busoni collected in the course of many years.

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pur, and Mr. J. W. Gloyn, also of Hongkong, gave the bride away.

his bedroom.

Colonel John Ward, M.P. for Throngs of noted men and! Stoke, had a heart attack on the women, many known as students platform at the conference of the of Colonial and Revolutionary his- General Federation of Trades tory.. gathered at Fort Ticon- In June last year, at a special Unions at Blackpool. He re- deroga to witness the unveiling by meeting of the Manchester City covered, but was unable to take St. Andrew's Society of a tablet Council, the freedom of the city any further part in the proceed-in commemoration of the gallan- was conferred upon Marshalings, and left for London, accom- try of the Black Watch at the Foch. Marshal Foch has been panied by the secretary of the assault by the British under unable to go to Manchester, so a Federation, Mr. Appleton. Abercrombie on the French line, delegution of the City Council Colonel Ward has been in in-commanded by Montcalm, July 8, came to Paris and presented to different health for some time. 1758. Preceeding the unveiling. him at the British Embassy the After his return to London Col. the corner stone was laid for the vellum scroll of an honorary free Ward received a telegram of proposed headquarters of the man, enclosed in a silver casket. sympathy from the King and New York State Historical Asso- The delegation consisted of the Queen, and replied that he was ciation at Ticonderoga. Im- present Lord Mayor, Alderman | "considerably better." Just mediately following this ceremony ........Friday, £1st Aug., at 10 am, F. J. West, Alderman Cundiff before his seizure Colonel Warda procession, headed by the this predecessor), Alderman had delivered a vigorous anavez bagpipe band of the Black Watch BEATTLE MARU... Wednesday, 23rd September. Derwent Simpson, and the town to Mr. Pollitt, the Communist of Montreal, the Royal High- KULUNG VIL BYATOW A AMOT.

clerk, Mr. Heath. Marshal Foch on the subject of Russia, landers of Canada, marched. ...............Bunday, 23:6 Ang.. at $ p.m. arrived accompanied by Mme. Colonel Ward is very favourably through the village and proceeded

.......bunday, Suth Aug, at 2p.m. | Foch,

remembered in Hongkong. by automobile to the fort.

PARIS MARU...(from Shaoghai)Monday, 21th August NEW YORK-Via Japan porin, Ban Prescisco and Fasuan,"

HAIPHONG via HOIHOW and PAKCHOL.

JAPAN PORTA

KUSA MARD

KAIJO MARU

HOZAN MARO

TAKAO TIL SWATOW & AMOS,

KOTṢU MANU

TATAD ABA AKILDTO,

DALYEN VÄL CHE:00 and TSINOTAU,

NILJU „MARU ......

------ Thursday, 27th August at Koon.

For further partienlars plauso apply to :---

Tal Central Bɑ. 4088; 4089, 4-90,

„Middis, of Esptember

ÜbañA SKOLEN KANNA H. TAKEOUHI, Masage.

NANYO YUSEN KAISHA,

(The South Sea Mall S.S. Co., Ltd.)

TO JAVA.

via Batavia, Samarang and Bourabaya. LANDORNG MÄRU”

TO JAPAN.

31st August

via Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Magoyi and Yokohama,

Cargo: taken at through rates to all porta in-

Ballings "subject to alteration.

For further partfonlars plesse apply

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OF HONGKONG,

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Length-787 Faet.

rth on Blocks. 750 -

60. (H.W.0.

THREE SLIPWAYS Capable of

40 3:800

BY STRUTHERS & BARRY MANAGING OPERATORS.

REGULAR FAST FREIGHT SERVICE.

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TO SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES FROM HONGKONG BY DIRECT ROUTE.

(29.,DAIN TO RAN FRARDINOD AND 29 DAXE TO LOS ANGELES) U.8.8.B. "West Faralón"..

U.B.8.3, West Cajoot"...

...Due Hongkong 22nd August. Leaves Hongkờng 24th August. Due Hongkong 5th Sept. Leaves Hongkong 7th Sept.

JANGO KOMPING FOR TEASURITMODET AT KAN VRANCISCO TO WREELY BAILINGS FOR AZKANIO KHADGAN PORN, ZEROTUM BILLE OF. LATINO INKOM). TO UM, AND BAMÁMIAN OVERLAKO PODE. -TO MANILA, ORBU AND ZAMBOANGA, [1.9.8.3. "Wext Joster"

Dne Hongkong 95th Angust, Leaves Hongkơng 28th August,

TO SINGAPORE AND ZAMBOANGA. UBAB "West Prospect "...

Das, Hongkong 6th Sept. Leaves Rongkme 7th Sept.

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