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LIST OF SHIPS EXPECTED TO BE IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION WITH HONGKONG TO-DAY,

Pres Polk Pres. Cleveland Empress of Canada, Nellore, Tanda Tikandi, Kanchow, Angers, Shantung, Tilawa, Deucalion, Kalgan Fushimi Maru, Macassar Maru, Sämarang Maru, Times Maru, Shlayo Maru, Tilleboet, Jeypore, Suisang. Huichow, Tamba' Maru.

Wireless Bervice between Hong kong and Canton is resumed.

INWARD MAILS.

FROM

SATURDAY,

Shangha!

AUGUST BLA

Japan, Shangha iad Europe via Siberia...

SUNDAY. AUGUST 19. BUROPE via Nozapatam (Papers only London, 29th

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MONDAY, ACGUST 30.

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WEDNESDAY,

THURSDAY,

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

SEPTEMBER

EUROPE via Buez (Letters & Papers London

Aug, and Parcels 19th July).

U.3.A., Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER

U.S.A. Canada, Japan & Shanghai

OUTWARD MAILS.

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LINERS FOR SALE.

A

AMERICA INVITES SEALED BIDS.

45

FOURTEEN STILL ENTOMBED AT CLYMER,

Glowing

TOKYO NEWSPAPER TRIES AN EXPERIMENT.

SURVIVORS, INJURED,

FOREIGNERS EXCLUDED.

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Washington, Aug. 27.

Johnstown, Aug. 27.

Renewing its efforts to sell the At daybreak thirty bodies had liners Leviathan, George Wash-been recovered from the Clymer Jington, and President Harding, Mine.

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and other American Merchant Fourteen are still missing. “ Line vessels, the Shipping Board Several of rescued men has decided to call for sealed bids severely injured.-Reuter. by November 8 from American citizens.

The Board announces that if no bid is accepted. the vessels will continue to operate, as at present.

-Reuter.

LEAGUE COUNCIL.

FOREIGN OFFICE EXPERTS CONFER..

SHIP LOOTED.

DETAILS OF PIRATES OUTRAGE.

FIVE TO EIGHT.

Tokyo, August 17. Au

experiment in importing American skilled labour into Japan, to replace Japanese labour, is being made by "The Japan Adver aretiser." the only American dally

In the empire. For some time "The - "Japan Advertiser" has been having troubly with its notype operators, who, taking advantage of the fact that there were no others in Japan to replace them, have been conducting a series of strikes for higher and higher pay and have been mutinous be-| tween strikes.

Fifteen operatorg | have been on "The Japan Adver tiser" payroll.

Shanghai, August. 26. The Shanghai "Evening News""" states that a gang of thirty-eightave American operators

Without notification to the men, reached pirates, disguised as passengers,Japon this week and eight Japanese According to be Journal" the looted the Norwegian

Berlin, August 26.

steamer

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result of recent conversations be- "Sandviken" of money, jewellerys were notified that they were tween Sir Ceell Horst, M. and clothes ahounting to $20,000 other seven Japanese walked cut. Flenger required. In protest. the Fromagest and Dr. Gaus, the legal near Hongkong on August 21. lexperts of the British, French and

The captain, interviewed on his They stayed away two days, but German Foreign Offices, as a pos-arrival in Shanghai, states that "The Japan Advertiser" missed sible solutiim to the question before after leaving Hongkong he suspect. Deither issue, whereupon the strik-

ing seven came back.

The eight discharged ones have appealed to the foreign office and asking that the American operators the home office through their union. he deported, but no official action has been taken, nor is any expected.

"United Press."

the League Council it is proposed led that some of the Chinese pas- that elections to non-permanent sengers carried arms, so commenced seats will be final and the Assembly a search, when the arms were found. will not be entitled to revoke them He, however, was seized and, with until the three years' term has ex his officers as well as the crew, was pired. It is also suggested that herded on the deck under sover of non-permanent members be given a

guns. The wireless operator was guarantee of re-election, thus prae- injured though not seriously und tically extending the mundate to the wireless apparatus destroy- six years.-Reuter,

ed with an axe. After looting the German Rift.

ahip, the pirates forced the captain to steer to Biap Bay, the notorio It is disclosed that at yester pirate refuge near Hongkong, where day's meeting of the Foreign the pirates went ashore with the Affairs Committee the members of loot.

dex the German National Party voted the best known coasting steamers

The Sandviken" is one ofTER gelegenheid van

verjaardag var HARE

Dinsdag, 31 Augustus 8.5, zal de Consul-General gaarne tusschen II.en 12 uur des morgens de dames en heeren der Nederlandscho Kolonie ter kanselarij ontvangen.

Berlin, August 27.

CONSULAAT-GENERAAL DER NEDERLANDEN.

in favour of the Communist motion plying bety Shanghai, Canton MAJESTEIT DE KONINGIN op demanding the withdrawal of Gesand clsewhere on the China Coast: Įmany's application to enter theị

I-engue.

The National Party to-day re- fused to permit its member. Herr] Hoetzsch, 10 join the Getmani delexation for Geneva, although thef Government had asked him to go. This refusal is based on the un certainty of the present political situation, particularly in view of the occupation and disarmament problems, which do not clear the position which the Party represen- tatives would hold at Gengva res garding their freedom of action and influence." Reuter.

BROKEN LINE.

ALLIES RUSHING UP REINFORCEMENTS.

Hankow, August 23. (Delayed by Senser) Following the collapse of the Wu Pei-fu-ite brigade in the Pingklang sector, the Southerners pushed home their attack and broke the Allied line, rendering the centre. untenable. Hence the Allies with- drew and the "Red," advancing all along the line, captured Yochow

and

-Reuter.

FATAL STORM.

DAMAGE TO CROPS AND

PROPERTY: «

Hongkong, den 28en Augustus

(926

ASIATIC BUILDING

CONSULATE GENERAL FOR THE NETHERLANDS.

the

New Orleans, August 26. Four fatalities have occurred in Ia commemoration of the storm in Louisiana, and damage anniversary of the Birthday of of over a million dollars, mostly, to HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, rice, sugar cane, cotton and corn the Consul General will be at grope, while houses have been home at the chancery od TUES- swept away, roofs blown off and DAY, the 31st of

August, telegraph and telephone poles aplin-between 11 am, and noon. Lered.-Reuter.

Hongkong, August 28th, 1926..

ASIATIC BUILDING

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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other cities. The Hupeh Brigade, which covered its retire- ment, was captured en bloc. This Dentist. with other, prisoners brings the

"Red" captures to a formidable HARRY FONG, Dentist, number.-Roster.

Hankow, August 24.

The Alles are taking rapid counter-measures to stem the "Red"

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advance, and reinforcements from Engineers & Shipbuilders

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Engineers and Shipbuilders

Kowloon Bay... New Work & Repairs.

Call Flag "L" Sole Agents for Kelvin Motors.

The arrival of Wu "Pei-iu in Hankow has restored greater con- fidence within military circles.-- Reuter.

DISCREDITED.

MOVE AGAINST PRIMO DE RIVERA.

Gibraltar, Aug. 27. The report that the Artillery officers requested the dismissal of General Primo de Rivera' is dis- credited. Reuter.

It was reported, that after the

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FERRY CAPSIZES.

OVER NINETY INDIANS

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„Noakhalis;"Bengal, August 20. "A" terrible disaster has occurred. to a ferry boat on the river Megna. The vessel capsized, broke in half and out of a hundred Indian pas- songers, only six, so far, are report ed to have survived-Renter.

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