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FASHIONS AND FANČIES.

THE SEASIDE FROGE. There are princess gowns, and there are contand-skirt suit, There are summer frocks and wintry ones at the seaside this August. There are long, warmly lined coats in blanket Berge, ravers faced with black moire or satin, and there are short, unlined ones in pretty colours, to which tho hat is matched. Prudent persons provide themselves with all these in this of 1910. Blue sorgo has never been in moro universal request. It is solid. It resist

to the gown

Kammer of

the shower that provas cap of rollo.

of linen, or of lawn, or even White sorge has also these

auminer shower

lasting only half an hour has been known to In easily soleil, Even a playful sunlitige, but it "spot a white sorge, and render it upwearable until after a visit to the cleanor or the clever laundry lady. And how smart the blus serge suit can be! Rather wider black silk brail is nused

for trimming it this year, and there are flavor ways of applying soutache which impart a very elaborate and costly look to the simple material. A volvet collar embroidered in tones of move and green has a good affect in brighten. ing the dark sarge. White or cream crash with coloured embroidery is also used in the same Way.

THE NEW ALPACAS,

Is there suything nunce useful in hot weather thau a striped alpaca Some of the new ones are in attractive combinations of colear, such as sepia and creams, faint bine and groy, mauve and white, and so on. The skirts are simple, but well-ent, and the conts are tridhmed with braid and buttons, and monidel in good line by the tailor's art, so supreme in our London. The white blouse is worn with those, having returned to fallest favour after a short eclipse A blue Alpaca striped with grey has a Biatly pleated kirt, the plents stitched severely dowo, and a silk cord and a little braiding on the fronts, but

show

pretty blouse

But there is no floppiness about the cont this year, and this one is no exception to the rule that requires there to be held close and firmly on the chest. It is in this instance by tab nad buttons, Edged int

of which meet across the

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3RD 1910.

[in'two'shader of blid. Her esilor hit was” blue" straw in the desper tone, trimmed with a very large silk bow in the paler shada, Another American, a very pretty one, wears very tight gowns, sometimes foulard banded in with plair taffetas, comotimos (in the Squadron garden). striped ganzo caught in with hands of satin, and an immense black hat with feathers match ing the satin.-X. and Z. in the Globe.

THREE MONTHS WAS THE LIMIT,

RULES FOR A HUSBAND.

A MALAY MARRIAGE CONTRACT.

A Singapore Correspondent writing to London paper says!***

There is a little tin mining contro away a in the Federated Malay States, named. Ipoh, which lays claim to the distinction of being the lab

of Malaya. Twenty years ago, it was a small collection of native huts; at the present time it is

is a town, wine, and is recent with well-built modern which are houses

daily increasing -to-mono in the whole of Perals. I was

towe, in the

TOLD HE Must Die by the DOCTORS, ME.hot

E. SPEARMAN HUGHES, OF KANDY, HERE RELATES HOW HE WAS CURED OF EXTRENE HEART WEAKNESS AND ANÆMIA" BY

recently

and as time hung somewhat heavily, I dripped into the Court of the Judicial Com missioner to hear an appeal cass, in which ex ception was taken to the granting of a divorce by the b husband of a Malay woman.

DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. So bad was the condition of my heart that anyone walking by my side could actually hearse the irregular throbbing, Oue doctor after a full hour's examination declared mest emphati- cally that I could not live three months, that it was no uso my being medically treated at all, I must resign myself to my inevitable fate." The | speaker of these words is Mr. E. Spearman Hugher, well-known alike as a florist and seeds man and as an energetic Balvation Army Ofleer at Ida home in

Ceylon

of severe Malaria con It was an a tranted soms nine years ago that I fell into an extremely Anemia state and became afflicted with heart trouble," continued Mr. Spearman Hughes. After the doctor's verdict that my life's span would be completed within three months, I went to Colombe, and there went under medical treatment whi h included regular sex baths, but not benefitting from this in the least I returned to Kandy in a hopeless state of mind. My brother, who is a doctor in Perak, F. M. S., sent me the most costly medicines, but there also did me no good.

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The proceedings were certainly interesting, it appeared that the decision was based on the grounds that the appellant had broken his marriage contract. For instance, whon, the wife became disobedient, he remained by indulg. log in opinn smoking, and purchased the His Healso failed to hand necessary paraphernalia. Ho a her his pension,

which he

and promised to do, and regarding a provision for new clothing to his wife twice a year, he submitted that he had bought her fire sarongs on four oconsious, as well as a sarong in which to pray.

NO JOKES ABOUT MOTHER-IN-LAW,

The clauses of this marriage agreement wore submitted to the court, and were to the offect that the appellant agreed to hand the whole of his pay to his wife and to mutually- agree that they would eat together according to the custom of the people. Moreover, he con- tracted to stop opium smoking after May, 1909, and never in any way cast aspersions or refleo- tions on the relations of his wife or to use any uncomplimentary Innguage towards her.

One clause said, 'But above all will not my Hondab Cherai. The fifth and last part of both parties, and was to the effect that the appellant agreed to provide his wife with clothes twice a year secording to Mohammedan law, while the wife stipulated that she would be obedient to her

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short cost with frogs" of ich do not meet book lying on the mad and picked it up. This olanso was no embodiment of agreements on the

THE SMALT BLOUSE,

chent

Valenciennes, gnipare, embroidered net, locoy striped lawas, and many kinds of fine embroid ered gapses are all used for the smart blouse. Btripes are in great favour for this purpose, as they can be so many

as to diminish the igura. The striped shirt

apparent width of

invariably supplemented by a sumali yoko,

even when there is no

veiled

by a hand

passementerie or.

o collar, and the junction ombrakt nrad-trimming or handsome lace Insertion The sleeve, est in one with the yoke, still sways. the mode, and sleeves are, if possible, even tighter than ever, outlining the arms with a fidelity

justice to

to pretty

and insuffi ring of pointed elbow

that does evind

desperately

cient covering of plump, white flesh,

AT THE FRENCH PLAGES. Samo fashionables are

hat in

One day I accidentally came across a little proved to be a pamphlet containing reports of onres wrought by Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, and among the o res recorded were casus of Heart Palpitations and Anamiù.

Jr. E. Spearman Hughes, A.-V. S. E., of Kandy, Beylin (from a photograph

a picturesque, yor wholly simple little Roumanian cost; usual- in white cloth, always sleeveless and edged With black braid or black and white satiu laid on in little bias bands. Another coquettish little cout is of the almost forgotten zouare

By what I road in this book I was led to type, fting the figure, but cellarless and with

test the merits of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills one half-sloven

ves coming down to the elbows over

after such meal, and to muy intense delight soon the blouse leeven. A small vest of silk, or sat- in, in the same colour, fastens with hooks and fact on the fourth day I felt so wonderfally re found that the palpitations were decreasing. in eyes under gilt batteus, and this little rest is invigorated and energetic that I took a siz finished round the with gold braid,

exiges

quite narrow, but all the more effective for tant, ill-effects-thais, mind you, by a mau who had miles walk ek k you paos without feeling any Broderie Anglaise in again in great favour, been condemned to death by the most eminent A dress in linen embecidored in this way i doctors in Ceylar, and who should have bem

with a deep overskirt, the design | appear-

to them. ing round the edge, and also about the hem of already dend and buried according to

with the Fills I the skirt,

so that the flat suggested is of two

to sleep began Ent fources, almost entirely without falnes woll at gained su excellent appetite, and There

is a band of the broderie round either began to enjoy life again. My friends and siness, ami the gathered lawn front is set into relations were astonished at the marvellous another band that cross the chest. Turning change in me which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills back from this front are rolled revers of so speedily wrought.

of plain

linen either white or in blue dark or palo: Williams Pink Pills, and I have not had the in six years ago since my cute by Dr. held by three large buttons, and

ribbon.

obby a big bow of bluept in po slightest return of either Heart trouble, or

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The sash belt is also in black ribbon. striped black and white linen is in prin shape, the front of the bodice much cut away, being filed in with wide embroidery undora gathered gains of finest Brussels not decollets in bordered with galon embroidered in white or black. A deep band of whito em- broidery trimus the edge of the skirt.

SUCH VOLY RATS,

Thu ngly huts seem to spoil the effect of evan the prettiest of costumes. The shape of

Anemia sino. That sounds like permanence, deesn't certainly here fulfilled the doctors' prognosti it? I sincerely believe that I would

cations, and died, if it had not been for those Pills. I am so grateful for my wonderful cure that I want the whole wide world to know of

grand medicine.'

this

Not only have Dr. Willins Pink Pills for Pale People cured the after effects of Malaria and other Favors in thousands of cases, but they also are world-famous as the great remedy for Malaria

Headaches,

panished for "Nus otherwise she would bo provi-

Another clouse was added which made sion that the appellant should hand over all his редатов to his wife or whatever he might get and in the erent of his non-compliance with this provision, or a disinclination on bis wife's part endure it," recourse could be bad to the arbi tration of the Kathi, and a Talak should drop if the facts were proved,

to

Well, the onse was argued at length boforé Mr. Justice Ebden and three Mohammedan as- ssors, the appeal being eventually dismissed. the judge remarking that the agreement was one which had been mutually drawn up, and there was nothing in it which could make any} thing in it otherwise than binding. Therefore the acting chief Kathi of, Kualo -Kangsar had! found rightly when be granted the wife a divorce !

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A warranted, cure for bil acquired or constitutional Dis. charges from the Urinary Organe.

CLARKE'Sex. These famous s

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cura Gravel, Pains in the Back and all Kiduay Disorders. Free from mereurs, · Forty years' kunnoss Sold by all Chemist and Storekeeper thmygghout the world.

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Breakfast Tags

of delicious strengthening Bouillon

- delight for the strong, a godsend for the weak-made from a oss, of Lemoo. The rich beef goodness of LEMCO has restored thousands of Invalidı to robust strength.

A user writes I have derived great benefit from Lemco... I had suffered much from *ansmia, and am now getting well, thanks to “Lemco.”~Mauritius.

As your teeth

LEMCO, & Lloyd's Aroun, London, EC.

are wanted to last

--for years to come...

begin now to use

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However perfect your teeth may naturally be, they still require, and will well, repay, the slight trouble and the short time you should daily give to their care.

The regular use of Calvert" Carbolic Tooth Powder ensures a complete antiseptic cleansing, helps the toothbrush to do its work easily, pleasantly, and thoroughly, and thus assists your own efforts towards keeping the teeth in the best possible condition.

Sold by local Chemists and StorBE.

f. G. Calvert & Co., Manchester, Eng.... i

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BEETHAM'S

BRASMOOTH WHITE

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Cooling

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MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA

AND JAPAN STATION.

BRITISH, Alacrity, dospatch-boat, 700 tome, 4 guns,

2,000 i h.p., Com. A. Lowndes, Nagasaki. Astraen, 2nd class cruiser, 4,360 tons, 10 guns, 7,000 .h.p., Captain E. B. Kiddle, Singapore

Atlas, admiralty tag, 615 tons, 1,400° ihp,,

Master B. West, Hongkong Bedford, Bris red cruiser, 9,800 tons, ihp. 27,000, C. E. S. Fitzherbert, ashore. Bramble, guscat 710 tons. 500. i.h.p. Lieut

Condr. B. G. Washington, Hongkong. Britomart, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 h.p., Liont-

Comdr. E. H. Donovan, Shanghai. Cadmus, British sloop, 1,070 tons, i.h.p. 1,400, td., Captain H. L. P. Heard. Canton. Cherab, water tank and tng, 390 tons, i.h.p. 340,

Master, W. Smith, Hongkong. Clio, British sloop, 1,070 tons, il.p. 1,400,

Comdr. C. T. Borrett, Shanghal. Fame, torpedo-beat destroyer, 340 tons, 5 guns, 5,700 i.h... Lt. Comdr. C. E. Lloyd Thomas, Hongkong.

Flora, 2nd class cruiser, 4,360 tons, 10 gams, 7,000 i.h.p., Captain J. Nicholas, Nagasaki,

Handy, torpedo boat destroyer 295 tons, 6 guns, 4,000 hp, Lieut. Comdr. B. J. D. Guy, V.C. Weihaiwei.

Hart, torpedo-bout destroyer, 295 tons 6 gans, 4,000 Lieut.-Comdr. H. 8. Mouros,

Janus,

toat destroyer, 320 tons, 6 guns,

3,900 h.p., Lt, Comdr. G. C. Heathcote, Weihaiwei.

Kent, armoured cruiser, 9,800 tone, 14 guns, i.b.p. 22,000, Capt. S. St. J. Farquhar, Nagasaki.

Kingba, river gunboat, 616 tons, 1h.p. 1,200, Lient-Comir. T. J. B. Lyne, Yangtazo. Merlin, surveying skip, 1,070, tons, 6 guns, 1,400 Jh.p. Capt. F. C. Learmouth, Kulat, B. N. Borneo,

Minotaur, armoured oruisar, (flagahip Vivo

Admiral Sir A. L. Winsloo, K.C.B., CVO, CMG14,600, tous, ip 27,000, Capt. G. C. Cayley, Nagasaki. Mosmouth. armoured oraiser, 9,800) tous, i.h.p. 22,000, Capt. L. H. Power, M.V.O. Naga. saki,

Moorhen, river ganboat, 150 tona, 2 guns, i..p. 800, Lieut.-Comtr, G. P. Leith, West River.

Nightingale, river gunboat, 85 tons, 240 1.p. Lt. Comdr. Claude Hilleraden-Woodward, R.N., Yanglaze.

Otter, torpedo-bost destroyer, 385 tons, 6 gnus,

6,300 1.p., Comdr. E. Stevenson, Naga saki.

Robin, river gunboat, 86 tons, 2 gans, 240 h.p.,

Lieut.-Comdr. W. C. Lucas, Canton. Sandpiper, river gunboat, 85 tous, 2 guns, 240 h.p. Lient-Condr E. J. J. B. Southby, Canton,

VESSELS ADVERTISED AS LOADING.

Snipe, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns 240 h.p.,

Lieut-Comdr. John Michael Barker, Yang

teza,

Taku, torpedo boat destroyer, 305 tons, i.h.p

6,000, Gunner W. Barlow, R.N., Hong kong Tamar, receiving ship, 4,650 tons, 6 gans

Commodore Eyres, Hongkong. Teal, sivor gubo, 180 tons, 2 guns, 1.h.p. 800,

Lieut. Comdr. R. J. Bachanan, Yangteze.

Lient, stle, gunboat, 710, tone, 900 hp..

Coindr. M. B. Baillie-Hamilton, Yungise. Virago, torpedo-boat destroyer, 395 tons, & gung,

Liont-Condr. C. E. Lloyd.

Thistle,

6,300

Thomas, Hongkong Waterwitch, surveying ship, 620 tons, 450 i.b.p.

Liont-Comdr. L. Hancock, Straft Settlements.

Whiting, torpedo-boat destroyer. 360 toos, 8 gans, 5,900 h.p., Lieut. Comdr. G. B. Hartford, Hongkong.

Widgeon, gunboat 195, tons, 2 guns, 800 h.p Lt. Comdr. M. H. Wilding, Yangtze. Woodcock, gunboat, 150 tons, 2 guns, 550 h.p

Liont-Comdr. B. R. Brooke, Yangtze, Woodlark, gunboal, 150 tons, 2 guns, 550 h.p Lieut. Comadr. G. F. A. Mulock, Yangtase.

AS SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND HOUSE OF COMMONS

THORNE'S

OLD VAT

KING WAS BAS Brambo at sik Lake Abarai tramad BALENOCA AND MAN BESTEROLD:AA 904 Bikes

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SCOTCH WHISKY.

-BOLE-AGENTS IN HONG KONG, CHINA & MANILLA.

A.S.WATSON & CO.LTD.

ON SALE,

A TABLE OF THE

83)

RATES OF EXCHANGE AT HONGKONG

For Demand Drafts on London on the lay of

or preceeding the departure of the English

Mails also Tablo of the Yearly Approximate Averages for 36 years

Price

Press

FROM 1874 to 1909,

$2 Cash. On sale at the “Daily Office, or Loast Booksellers,

To ascertain the anobarage of any Vassels, the Harbour has boon divided into Four Sections commencing from Green Island. Vossela anchoring nearest Kowloon ara marked "k," nearest Hongkong "h," midmay between Hongkong and Kowloon "," and those vessels berthed at the Kowloon Wharf "k.w.” together with the number denoting he seotion.

SECTIONS.

1. From Green Inland, to the Harbour Master's,

2. From Harbour Master's to Blake Pier.

3. From Blake Pier to Naval Yard.

4. From Naval Yari to East Point

DESTINATION.

VIA

1T

LONDON & ANTWERP VIA SINGAPORE, &c.... many is wholly hideous, and it makes them no Indies and for Anemia, Debility, LONDON, &C. YJA UBUAL PORTS OF CALL

Liver

ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG & ANTWERP, &c. HAVRE, HAMBURG & ANTWERP, Complaint,

&c. Nervousness. Paralysis, Beri-Bori, Etzema

HAVRE, BREMEN & HAMBURG, &c. Skin Disorders, and those ailments which are

VRE, & HAMBUR{ pocular to the female sox Obixinable wherever HAVRE, HAMBURG & ANTWERP, &c.

HAVRE,

STRAITS, &c. ... medicines are sold these Pille can also be had ABSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP VIA SINGAPORE, EO direct from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., MARSEILLES, &, VIA FORTS OF CALL... 84, Szechuan Road, Shanghai, bottie for MALES, LONDON & ANTWEEP VIA SINGAPORE,&C. $1.50

or 6 bottles for $8, post free.

MARSEILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP MARSEITLES, LONDON & ANTWERP VIA SINGAPORE, &C. CHURCHSERVICES.

MARSEILLES & HAMBURG A STRAITS, & TRIESTE. &c., PA SINGAPORE, 0. NAPLES, GENOA,

LARGE HATS AT BEA,

better to have a kind of nightoep frill sewn inside the brim and dopping round the face, Another ugly but is provided with a crown very much wiser than the wearer's shoulders, and at least eight inches high. When will educated woman cease to be occasionally irrational, to say nothing of iantistic, in the clothes they wear?

The photographs in the papers show the julias at Cowes unanimously-holding their bats, and snonmbered by the fightness apparently of their skirt, 16 anything more

thro ancomfortable than a hat which is tearing at its moorings and anxious to escape from

knows toany pins? Every woman

the discomfort of this, the pulling at the hair that almost seems to drag it from the roots,

it's

array

and the consciousness that the altine

ed coiffure is being ronghoned and

war these great hats when

why

There

o

FEAR CHURCH-Holy Communion 8 a.m. every Sunday.

ST PETER'S CHURCil, Queen's Road, West.

15th Sunday after Trinity, 24th August, 1910, 11a.m. Venit, Lee, Psalma, Monk, Aldrich and Woodward, Hayes, ituseel and Staiso, Kyrio, Vincent Bymns, 247, 199, 158 and 303 toly Communion, 12.30 pm. 0.30 p.m. Panime, Hop. Batkins and Stephone; Magnificat. Camidge, 24th se Dimittis, Barnby, 7th p.m.; Hymna, The Church launch.“ Dayspring" will call on ships carrying white crows to bring friendsnshore to the Services between 9.5 and 10.30 4.m., and between 6.15 and a p.m. (Kowloon Police Fior 10.0 and 6: returning afterwards). The "An- awering Penpanz" in the Call flag. All the sittinge are free and unappropriated. Visitors welcome. Books, &e, provid.d. Aunday school 10 to 10.45

no reason why one shoull, and there 311, 243, 667 and 562

not. There are many are several why one should not. There are suitable, neat and becoming all Ints. The Minerva, shaped in straw like the helmot of the Goddess of Wisdom, is quo of the most recom- mendable. Fitting closely to the head, it has yot a very becouting shape, and being undo on- tiraly of Biraw, it is not spoiled by suin. The another turban made of bands of stockinette close and comfortable shape, usually worn low on the left. When side and high on

to faston it on. Hat.

4.12.

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KANAGAWA MARE

ALESIA ...

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SAINT PATRICK... ... MUVERIC

EXPRESS OF INDIA. MONTEAGLE..

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BEAULU...

BOSTON & NEW ALGIES, GIBRALTAR, KU. BOSTON & NEW YORK VICTORIA, B.C., VANCOUVER, TACOMA, &c. VANCOUVER VIA SHANGHAI, JAPAN, &c. VANCOUVER VIA SHANGHAI, JAPAN, &a. VICTORIA, B.C. & SEATTLE, VIA KEELUNG, &c. AWA MABU VICTORIA, C.B. & TACUMA VIA KEELUNG & JAPAN TACOMA MAI VICTORIA BC, & SEATTLE VIA SHANGHAI, &O INABA MARU BUYO MABU CALLAO IQUIQUE, &C., VIA JAPAN PORTS, &C.

DRINK SIGISMUND PRINZ AUSTRALIAN PORTS FIA MANILA

YAWATA MAGU... AUSTRALIAN PORTS VIA MANILA...

NIKKO MARU.... AUSTRALIAN PORTS VIA MANILA KOBE & YOKOHAMA

HIRANO MARU COBLENZ YOKOHAMA AND KOBE NAGASAKI KOBE & YOKOHAMA JAFAR

"KÉWCHWANG CHEFOO &

+

NIKKO MARU

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hongkong, Jath Sunday. TINTSIN VIA SWATOW, TSINGT AU WEIHAIWEI, & CRIPSBING... after, Trinity, September 4th. Holy Communion BHANGHAI

LINAS

on the it goeds no pint they protrude (8.16.m.) Matins (11 am) National, Anthem; | SHANGHAL NAGASAKI KORE & YOKOHAMA DeRPPLINGER

well inado pins are astheme on a yacht,

even the merant point beyond the hat. The experienced yachtswoman often uses a long, stool knitting needle for fixing her hat with firmness

on ber bead, and she carefully plugs each point with a bead bas i with cork. The kuitting neodla has a solid strength,

fixity of

purposo, un

Responses, Festal Veaite, Russell; Peatms, of SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA the 4th morning: fe Deum, Baker in F Jubilate, SHANGHAI MOJI KOBE & YOKOHAMA..

Hayes: Authem," From all that dreh-WalSHANGHAI, KUBE & MOJI

isley Holy Communion (12-noon.) Kyrie, SHANGHAT

Baker in F. (L.) Hymas, 317 and 304. N.B.

RANGHA

* КОВЕ

* YOKOHAMA & Fealm 19, vores 1 and 2 ia unison. Palin 20, SHANGHAI KOBE & YOKOHAMA recars I and G in unison. Psalm 21, vorios 1, 2,

and 18 in. ison. Evensong (G.45pm.) esponces, SHANGHAI, MOJI & KODE Foriali salus, of the stb, evening (1.); Magal: SHANGHAI VA SWATOW. AMOY & FOOCHOW

cat, Stainer (8th evening); Nune Dimittis, SHANGHAI Wecloys Hymns, 200, 585 and 29, Freacher, The SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA Bishop of Victoria N.B.-Psalm 22, verees 5, 23 SHANGI

KEELUNG, SHANGHAL, PUKOW, HANKOW, &c. ANPING VIA SWATOW & AMOY TAMBUI VĨA SWATOW & AMOY SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW SWATOW, AMOY & FOOCHOW

and 24 is unison. Pealan 28, verso 4 ia unison.

- known to tho sfender grace of the hatpia.

WHITE BERGE AT COWEB, White sorge me

Lave been made up by the mart Lave been Bore during the last few weeks by the tailors of London and other large cities Two-thirds of the costumes at Cowes are made of it, and

ST. ANDREW's Caunen, Nathan Ecad, Kowloon. though the skirts are simple, being untrimmed 16th Sunday after Trinity, 4th September, 1910. Bavo for rows of stitching and sometimes large Holy Commaion at 8 am, and also at noon, the costs are frequently seen with Morning Service at 11 am. Erening Service at buttons, coloured embroidery as the collar and cuffs, 6p.m. Sunday School at the Vicarage at 10a.m. moure being the favourite tint as half-mourn Sorvices on Sundays-Joly Communion on Iet, MANILA ing. The Marchioness of Ormonde, and hor 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month at 8 a.m. on MANILA handsome daughter, Lady Constance Butler, 1st, nt and 6th Sundaya at noon. Morning MANILA

euits

So do

Prayer at 11. Evening Prayer at 6 pan

Wanchai VESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, Countess Wrangol and her girl. one American flies, mach interested in the Divine Service, mornings 10.15. Evmings 6.15.

UNION CHURCH Kennedy Road-Spetin succoss of their compatriot's yacht, the West- ward, wear sorge, wametimes white, again Froscher. Mr. i. S. MacKenzie. 11 am. mary blue, and are seldom seen without blue ship, Psalm 146 (Tane St Stephen) Hymns, 18, gauze veils, the only ones than waurantes the 187 and 189; Anthem, "Break forth into joy"

(Barnby). A VETY

Voluntaries; March Pontifcale complexion against tan or freckles.

(Lemena); Intermenzó (Follins); Pastorale in effective white sarge worn by a well-known

(Lemare) 6 pan. Worship. Hymna 144, 423, American had the coat faced with atriped silk 220, 429 (1st tuno), and-871.

Wear

of

white

Brahe numer

Wor

ΑΜΟΥ.

MANILA MANILA.

·ILOILO & CEBU VIA KUDAT & BANDAKAN BOMBAY VIA SINGAPORE & COLOME BC BOMBAY VIA BINGAPORE & PENANG... SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALOUTTA SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA... BATAVIA, CHERIBON, SAMARANG, 80,

ALESIA.... Notk NOLK

NAMBANG HANGSANG TRANQUEBLE YAERA... CEYLON MARU BUJUN MABU DELHI....

Jap. str. Jap. ker.

Gae. str. Jan, str.

Jap. str. Jap, str. Ger, str. Jan. str... Dnt. str...+ Britt-

brit, etc. Brit, str.

Ger. str.... Ger. str. Brit. str. Brit. str. Brit, str. Dan,str. DBQ.. Fren.str. tr- Jap, str. Jap, sw. Brit. atr.

Jap.

k. w. k. W. k. w.

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k. w.

1 m..

k. w.

LONG ...

C. FRED. LABISZ

PALMA ... SONU MARU DAIJIN MARU HAIMUN...

Ger. str.

K, W.

HAITAN

HAIYATE

TAMING YUENBANG BITRY BUBI

TOONCHANG.

Det str. Brit. str. Jus. str. Jap. Bir, Jap, str.

Brit, str.

Brit, str.

Brit. str. Brit, str. Drit. str. 4) Brit, str. Erit. str. Brit, str. Brit, str. Ger, str.

FUNGIANG .. BORNEO COLOMBO MARU CAPRI

Jap, str. Ital. str.

AREATOON APCAR

Brit, str.

FOOKBANG TJIPANAS

Brit. str...

Dut. ...

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...On 9th Oct,

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On 28th inst., at D'light On 4th Oct.

On 7th just, at Noon 3rd inst. ant 10th Inst..

On 29th inst. Abon

About

On 27th inst.

On 17th inst., at 6 P.M.

On 8th Nov., at Noon

On 13th inst, at 4 F,M. On 7th inst., at Noon On 11th Oct.

Yet it

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Ou 9th inst, at Noon

at Noon. On 9th inst..

On 10th inst.

On 12th inst, P.M,

On 14th inst.

Do 15th

inst

at Noon About 15th

15th inst. On 27th inst

despatch.

day, at 4 P.BL On 14th inst., at Noon To-morrow, at 10 AM. Ou 6th inst., at 10 A.M. On 9th inst., at 10 am, On 13th inst., at 10°

y, at Noon

To-dat

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&t4 P.M. On 9th inst., at 4 p.3. On 10th inst., at Neos. On 15th inst., at 4 P.M. On 6th inat, at 4P.. End of Sept. On 6th inst.

On 12th inet, at Noon.

To-morrow, at Noon,

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO, LD... On 14th inst., at Noon.

Quick despatch

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