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DODWELL & COMPANY, LTD.

FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK Via SUEZ,

5.8. "BOWES CASTLE!

-on or about 19th May'

LLOYD TRIESTINO

REGULAR MONTHLY PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE FOR BRINDISI, VENICE AND TRIESTE (FIUME)..' TAKING CARGO ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING, TO GENOA, ALL ITALIAN, ADRIATIC, LEVANT, BLACK- SEA AND DANUBE PORTS. REDUCED PASSAGE RATES TO BRINDISI, VENICE OR TRIESTE. "A" Clası £72.10.0d.

"B" Class £66,0.04

NEXT SAILINGS.

THE CHINA MAIL.

RUSSIAN BALLET.

SHORTLY OPENS AT THE

QUEEN'S

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

OBITUARY

---A PROMINENT BANGKOK" RUGBY FOOTBALLER

MR. TR. JENKINS.

The death occurred on April 14. with tragic, suddenness of Mr.

LOCAL SHIPPING.

TO-DAY'S ARRIVALS AND CLEARANCES.

THE MORNING LIST.

This morning the following sen-going arrivais at. Hongkong were reported

**Talma"" (6154); Br, from Calcutta, Singapore, P. and O

"Faining" (882). Br., from Foochow, Swatow, Douglas Co.

"Laisang (2224), Br, from Calcutta, Singapore: J. M. Co

The Moscow State Ballet, at present performing in Shanghai.. will pay Hongkong a visit next week. We are informed that the R. Jenkins, schoolmaster under Company will open at the Queen's the Education Department. He Theatre on Thursday next.

underwent an operation and after We publish below a critique it had been performed died of which appeared in the North heart failure, China Daily News" under the He was 39 years of age and caption of Russian Ballet at the came out to Bangkok 13 years Carlton Superb Exhibition"; ago." He was an outstanding'

Why these people have never Rugby player and did much for visited Shanghal before, why games in Bangkok. The funeral they have now apparently come took place on April 25. and San Francisco, Woosung for a comparatively short visit, was largely attended. "Straits

Times." fare questions which everyone who saw them last night must be asking, and no answer to be found Saving Pavlova, who

OUTWARDS FOR: SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE & MOJLives in a world of her own, we

L

M.V. ** VIMINALEP"

MV. "ESQUILINO"

From Hongkong..

5th May

5th June

HOMEWARDS FOR BRINDISI VENICE AND TRIESTEL.

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S.S. FIUME-L.'

M.V. VIMINALE"

MY. "ESQULINO"

From Hongkong.

12th May 31st May 30th June

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS

FROM CALCUTTA & COLOMBO TO

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.

SISUMSINGA SIS.. "UMSINGA".

Regular Passenger and Cargo Through B's of Lading

Sails from Calcutta 30th June: Sails from Colombo 121 July

Service to South African Porta..

issued from Hongkong.

For Freight or Passage on any of the above Lines apply to:-.

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O. S. K.

SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

have had nothing to approach the Moscow State Ballet. There

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PASSENGER LIST.

DEPARTURES.

Tonkin" (846), Fr., from Haiphong: M. M

*Elkridge" (4725), Am, from Struthers and Barry,

"President. Plerce (8899), Am., from Manila; Dollar Line..

"Tajima. Maru!" (4278), · Jap., from Hamburg, Singapore; IN. Y. K..

"Hakusan Maru" (6271), Jap,,| from Yokohama, Shanghai N. Y. K

"Phranang (1022), Chinese, from Haiphong; Chau Yue-teng.

Departures..

are really no words to describe List of passengers departed by the grace of their movements, thes. "Empress of Asia" on April |swift precise movement from one 22-

wonderful pose to another; the Mr. G. A. Abardanon, Mr. and artistic conception of each scene, Mrs. H. Birkett, Mize E. T the exquisite lightness and flow. Birkett, Mr. and Mrs, Fausto ing suppleness of their limbs. It Bayot and son, Mr. and Mrs. A. Maru," is really an unforgettable display. Crumpton, Mrs. B. Dod, Dr. I. C. C. For It is two hours of genuine Donelin, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. van Maru pleasure such as one rarely has Embden, Mr. and Mrs. B. Macario For and child. Mrs. A. L. Macleod and phia.!" child, Mrs. D. C Miller, Coll

For Hongay"Shanat."" For Shanghai:

"President Mckinley

-"Tajima

Nagasaki: "Mishima

Haiphong . "Philadel

PENANG WHARVES. E. V. Riddell, Mr. V. A. Rozario For Ningpo:-"Luchow."

STRONG CRITICISM AT CHAMBER MEETING..

The "Straits Times"" correspon dent at Penang under date April 13 writes:

"For" Muntok :-"Tjisondari.” --

For Manila:-*Empress.

of

<]

and sons, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stewart, Mr. | Asia," and Mrs. M. L.. Valladolid and sop For Kwong-chow-want- Mr.. Wong Kok-shap, and Mrs. A.Taiszema," "Sun Kong." W. Yates.

List of passengers departed ty 8.81 "Akk Maru" on April 21-

Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Barnes. Mr. R. Manning, Mr. K. Abe. Mr. M Ozawa,, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dovey,

Presiding at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, Mr. R. N. Holmes reviewed the actly tics of the year, ouching on the Mr. Bennett, Mr. T. Nishizawa, bim and rubber industries.

Miss C. Nagai, Miss G. Gutarres,

For Swatow-Kotsu Maru For Takao:-"Batavia Maru?"

MOVEMENT OF STEAMER.

The B. L. "Benrooch" from He condemned the local telephoneMrs. T. Kikuchi, Mr. T. Takemoto, Hull, Middlesbro, Rotterdam Ant- system and stated that the condiMr. K. Ohta, Mrs B. Konishi, Mr.werp and London left Singapore tions ruling at the Harbour Roard, S. Inaoka, Mr. H. Tolorton, Mr. for this port yesterday and is due were a disgrace to the port. The J. Nobran Mr. H. Chamberlain, to arrive here on April 27.' question was one of the utmost Mr. M. Celaya, Mr. M. Sith

impert to merchants and he would rocommend to the incoming commit tea to give their attention to it....

Chaos at the Wharf.

Messrs... Morris (3), Mrs. Morris, Mrs K. Minagawa, Mrs. Shiojima, Mrs. F. Kakemoto, Mr..

F..

Foreign nobleman to the official

A. Kobashikawa, Mr. N.. Ishikawa, starter at St. Andrews: Just a The wharf was in a state of Mr. H. Hoshine," and Mr. Y moment, my good man. My name chaos There was a shortage of Nakata. lighters and accommodation, ocean)

is Count Schenzz, and I have steamers were delayed and it was.s, Shinyo Maru" on April 21:morning as my starting time.

List of passengers departed by selected nine o'clock to-morrow with the greatest "difficulty that LONDON, HAMBURG, HOTTERDAM & ANTWERP—Via Singapore, Colombo,delivery of goods could be obtain- Low Couch, Miss. M. G. Moore, Mr. and went on assigning names.

Mr and Mrs. Vanderias, Mr. The Scotsman took no notice

Some time ago a "commission sat Hin-wang, Mr.

R. Yoshioka, M. and Mrs. Kwok starting times. RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES Via Saigon, Singapore, under the direction of the Hon. Mr Butterworth, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. B. hear what I said? I'm Count and Mrs. T. W The count demanded! Did you Colombo, Durban & Capetown. M.S. LA PLATA MARU .....

Pountney to consider what was the Silva and child Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Schenzzli best way to develop the harbour. He understood that the decision of the commission had been reduced

Buez and Port Said!

AMUR MARU

BOMBAY Via Singapore and Colomba.

BORNEO MARU

HEIMEI MARU

Tuesday, 17th Muy..

Friday, 14th May..

Tuesday, 4th May. ...Thursday, 20th May...

DURBAN, DELAGOA BAY, BEIRA, DAR-EL-SALAAM, ZANZIBAR &

MOMBASA Yin Singapore and Colombo.

CHICAGO MARU、Wednesday, 12th May.

CALCUTTA--Vin

A--Vin Singapore and Rangoon

SEATTLE MARU

SANUKI MARU

VICTORIA,

Sunday, 25th April

Tuesday, 25th May, "

ed

Chan, Mr. and Mrs. G.. Stoney, Mr. Aye," said the Scot, "I hear and Mrs. H. Yung, Mr. and ye Ye are starting to-morrow at

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to writing, but so far as he knew Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mr. Fletcher, twelve o'clock, and ye'll answer

Mr. Vandertas, Mr. aad. Mrs to the name of Ferguson.”

a. report had not been issued or Dunning, and child, Mr. and Mrs.

immediate action taken.

"Driving Trade Away."

+

FA, SEATTLE, TACOMA & VANCOUVER...Vin Singapore and Japan tinued, stated the chairman, tract

Ports. ARIZONA MARU (From Shanghai). Thursday, 6th May.

would be driven away from the port. Vin Japan porst, San Francisco and Panama.

and probably would never come HAGUE MAR (From Keelung). Monday, 10th May.

NEW YORKV

JAPAN PORTS..

CELEBES MARU

ATLAS MARU

KEELUNG vin SWATOW & AMOY.

HOZAN MARU

KAWO MARU.

TAKAO via SWA

WATOW

KOTSU MARE

& AMOY

TAKAO and KEELUNG.

GANGES MARU

DAIREN, via CHEFOO and SINGAU

KYODO MARU

For further particulars please apply to

Tel. Central No. 4088, 4089, 1000,

Friday, 14th May,

„Friday, 14th May."

Sunday, 25h April, at Noon..

Sunday, 2nd May noon..

„Wednesday, 5th- May 10 am."

...Sunday, 23rd May.

End of April.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA. M. TAKEUCHI, Manager.

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Twijsel, Mr J. Hutchinson, Dr..

Miyabara. Mr. R. R. Parker, Mrs. Mendoza, Lt. and Mrs. F. W. If the present conditions con- W. L. Uglow, Mr. Gillares, Mr. and Mrs. Leong Tse-kwong,. Mr.

Mann, Dr. M. P, Mendoza, Miss G. M. Miyata, Mr. Quong Chung-yu, McMahon, Lt. C. Noble, Lt. and Mrs. Mr. Chu Gim-lim, Mr. Sharp, Mr. E Poole, Lt. and Mrs. W. J. Pennell, He considered the time had come Miyake, Mrs. F. Asbridge, Mr Mr. H. F. Pullian, Mrs. J. A. Prida, for the Chamber to be allowed to Wang Leh-bing Mr. Wan Chun, Mr. T. Del Rosario, Mrs. M. S. nominate members to sit on the Mr. and Mrs. Ip Shin-chow, Miss Roberts, Judge Jose A. Santos, Lt.. Harbour Board and keeping Penang Gladys Koo.. Rev. L. Boriack, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Smith, Mrs. T. de merchants in touch with the pro E. Stendrup Jensen, Mrs. C. H.Silos, Mr. J. M. Santiago, Mrs. E. ceedings. He submitted the aug- Perking and two children, Mr. Cu Unjlong, Mr.J. Vandenburg, Mr. gestion to the incoming committee. L. 9. Stubb, Mrs. L. Boriack, J. G. Yonk, Mr. A. Morrison, Mr. The Hon. Mr. James Sellar spoke Master N, Borinck, Master C. A. Patterson, Mr. H. A. Meyer, with regard to the Morchandise Borlack, Master V. Borlack, and Mr. and Mrs. S. B.. Tan, Mr. T. Ordinance and the creation of an Miss Dora Schillen;"

Troller, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Pratt,. Opium Reserve Fund.. He stated Per Admiral Oriental liner "Pre-Miss R. Pratt, Miss Richards, Mrs." that amendments to the Ordinance Faident McKinley for Seattle via H. Dalton, Mrs. J. M. Sheel, Miss would shortly be introduced in the ports, on April 22:-Lt. L. C. Avery, Sue N.. Wilkins, Mr. Ho Chow, Mr Legislative Council.

Mr. W E. Antrim, Mr. and Mrs. Chung Nam-mang, Mr. EJ. Hall,

Railway Criticised:

H. Bunning, Mr. and Mrs. Mr F. W. Gibbins, Mr. P C. Lee, Mr. J. A. Milna referred to the Geo. D.. Cooper, Mrs. E Cook, Mrs. L. R. Castillain, Bishop A. R delays and congestion on the Mrs J. B. Daniele and Clippinger, Roy. S. G. Zelglier, Mr." F.M.S. Railways, and also to the child, Mr. Edward Farrell. Mr. S. and Mrs. Y. T. Lee, Mr. Chung action taken by the Chamber in Hart, Mrs. GG Hitchcock, Mrs. Woy Mr. W. Evan Epps, Mr. this respect. He said that the E. Hoylman, Lt. John Haas, Mra, Pang Ship-ming, Mr. J. Nahas, Mr. Railway administration might have M. Krueger, Mrs. A. Keck, Mrs. C.M. A. Schlesinger, Mr. F. M. Moon, difficultise to contend, with of Moore, Mra. D. L. McCrea, Miss E. Mr. Jeu Ming-mun,. Mr., Jew, Hon. which they did not take the Cham Mitchell, Mrs. M. Madden, Col and Mrs. Sid Shee, Mr. Les Lun, Mri bor into confidence, but the fact Mrs. J. P. Robinson and two Yee Fook-loy, Mr. Yoe Ching, wa. remained that the Chamber was children, Mrs. M. M. Spright, Mrs. Mr. Wong Chung, Mr. Moy Nie-sing, unable to offer members a single Scholte, MIS R G. MIBRE, Whitrow, Mr. O. G. Scheid, shred of nasurance that the dim-Tobin and son, Mrs. V. B. Mrs. Green und Mr. W. D. Ross. culties under which the FM.S.R. Vann, Miss V. M. Vann, Mrs. Jaboured were even in process of M. C. Vickery, Mr. B. Clegg, Mr. removal

Jas: A. Cameron, Miss R. Dawson, The report was adopted and the Mr V San Agustin, Miss L F following office-bearers were elect Capistrano, Mrs. C. F. Doyen, Mr. Stackpole, Dr. A. Baptista, Mr. N. ed-Chairman, Mr. G. A. Fotta. H. Delzons, Mr. J. Escaler, Lt Vice-Chairman, Mr. LE Plows R. P. Erdman, Mr. C N Ferrier. Committee, Mesura. H. O. Mas, Mr. Irwin Fegley, Lt. J. I'avell A. W. Blackstone, F. S. Gibson, Mr. S. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. D. L. Adamson and H. S. Russell Jey and child, Misses Johnson (2), Le, and Mrs. F. L. Johnson, Mr. Li BITES AND FINES.

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Among yesterday's dog attacks, 8 Chinese was bitten at Praya East

by a Japanese-owned dog and an Miller and child, Mrs. R. O, P,

mah paying a visit at Kennedy Road was attacked by a dog be longing to the house. A further onse was provided by a dog bolong. Ing to Mr. H. K. Holmes which

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