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VALUABLE SERVICES FOR SHIPPING,

PRESESTATION TO MR. W. H. COOKE.

At a meeting of the Chamber of Shipping held at Morchants' Hall, St. Mary Axe, a pro-

a sentation of silver plato was made to Mr. W.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st, 1911.

BARCLAY,

PERKINS'

FAMOUS

H. Cooke, who is retiring from the office of LONDON STOUT.

secretary after thirty years' service. Letters

of regret for absence wers rescived from Lord Invorelydo, Lord Pirrie, and others.

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Sir Edward Haia, the president of the Chamber, said that the reliroment of Mr. Cooke after thirty yours of faithful service, marked the severance of a very long and honourable- connection, and, though the Chamber would without doubt extenil in the future its sphere of usefulness and'infusuca, in the minds of the -older members at least it would never seem quite the same place in Mr. Cooke's absence. When they found it impossible to urge further objec tions against Mr. Coola's decision it was felt that boought not to be allowed to pass into retire- ment without receiving from the shipping com- munity some token of their appreciation of his many valuable services, mad a sufficient sum kad boon received to enable them to pr-zout to Mr. Cocks that very hauslome piece of silver plate oh which had boon inseribed some testimony of the waris regard they had for him, To Mr. Cooke they farther ventured to give a ring as a momento of the occasion. He wished thoni beth every happiness and long life. Mr. F. Shadforth Watts (chairman of the General Shipownova" Society and of the Shipowners' Parliamentary Committeo, Me.. C. E. Bryglitiman (chairman) of the Dicimuntary · Committeo), and Mfr. Pembroko also spoke highly of Mr. Cooko's work, roferences being specially made to his mervices in connection with the Port of Lonilon Bill.

After the presentation had been made by Mr. T. L. Doritt (president of the Shipping Fod- oration), Mr. Cooke assured the Chamber, an the part of Mrs. Cooke and himself, that they were deeply grateful. In 1880, when he first outered the City as secretary of the General Shipowners' Society, what struck him most was the satire also of any neouinity among the shipowners of the various ports. Loudon pulled one way, Liverpool another, the. Clyde a third,

and the North-East Const a fourth. But that was now all ore, and when the Shipawnors

Parliamentary Committes spoke on Parliamen tary matters it spoko with full authority as re- presenting sine-tenths of the merchant shipping touage of the United Kingdom. Thirty years ago elipowners were faunted, with some justizo, with being a rope of sand; now blunt, ropo, was fast becoming, if it had not already baccion, a zope of steel. In the futare ha felt there was a real danger to their interests in the growing toudency of modoru legislation to bureauerggy. One of the inevitable results of

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VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mrs Amold & children Mr. J.-L. Andrew Mr J. Audinet Mr and Miza J. H. Backhonso

W. Baddeley Mr&Mrs F. C.

Col. Lankeshein Mr E. . Lauzio Capt. H, E. Laver

M. Leonard Mr J. H. Little Mr. U.T. Lloyd

the constant interference of the State with the Capt. C. Kanham Mr A. C. Letts

affairs of the individual was the increasing number of officials who had to be maintained by the State. No doubt many of the officials wore men of high character, and zealous in their work, but they exercised power witho knowledge, they worked in the dark, and the reason for their es cathedra decisions were unknown to those who were chiefly affected --by 'them.

THE VALUE OF TRAVEL.

one

Mr I. Beosingeale Mr. E. A Banmont Jr. J. Bentley

Mr L. Berki out Mis J. Bertrand Mr0, Q. Elackor

Mr and Mre N. F.

Blache

Kr. J. W

Bonnar

Mr H. Bridging · Me W. Bruno Mr Buchanan Mr W. C. Buenor

Bartt

Mr A. S. Campholi r. P. T. Chifvers Mr. W.

W. E. Clarke Mr. A. S. Cobden Mr G. E. Cole Mr E. H. Colleyshaw Miss N. Compton

Mix, H. L. Condon

11 9 H Da las Capt

&ra B. ii ge Mr H. A. Dooley Hon. MeV Kees Davies Mr Frank Davis Mr W. C. Drew Mr P. G. Entwick Mr & Mrs Ebuer Mr. and TH.

Ehrenfels Mr H. G. Eilia dr W. N. Finlayson Mr. P. Esbia

Eticknup Mr. H, G Fisher Cast. W. Frazier

For any reasons foreign travel way, says their W. I. Builder, fail to help the architect and to raise the standard of his work; that does not justify the contention that it is injurious in itself, but only to the effect that it is not in its proper place in an educational scheme, What it place is deponds to a large extent on the character of the student; with fine it may come earlier than with another, but it will bo safe to say that it is better late than early. Far more will be gathered by one who has had a long and thorough course in the principles of desiru than by

who. haring had little training in this rospect, may dorote his attention to attractive subjects for his pencil, regardless of whether they advance his know- ladge of architectural composition and expres- sion. The experienced designer will get noth- ing but good from the study of buildings whether they be those of melissal trance, classic Cathay he will not be distracted by the naaccastoined detail and curiosities of construction, hat will Jelve amid these to recover the spirit and intoa tion of the original designer. To say that such studies as thiess do not tond to fit a man for work in any age or in any material only proves a lack of appreciation of the broad idealism which the problems of architecture demand for their satisfactory solution. Our riow may by summed np as follows: Travel and seo as much as possible, but what you see study thoroughly and analyse rather depict. Postpone your grand tour us long na possiblo, and first reach as high a standard as time and ability periait in the art of design,

DUTCH WARSHIPS AND TROOPS AT RHIO.

SULTAN AND HEIR-APPARENT DEPOALD.

Batavia, February 11.

The Gazette of the Netherlands India Govern. ment contains the following official statement:- The Sultan of Rio, though repeatedly warned by the. Government, hay refused to fulfil his obligation and has often decided the Dutch flag. He has often ploited with a party who is hostile to the Government, to which party both he and the Heir-apparent are bound by oath,

Therefore the Sultan and the Heir-apparent are deposed.

Miss

Lir.

Mr. & Ms. Fry & infant

1. Friend

Mr K. W. GAMBOR Alr W. J. Galbraith ir V Foulbourn

J. Gould R. C. Umf Mrs. J. Grean Bliss W Mr C.

M.-Green V. Gr.on Mr & Mrs Greenbaum Mrs

Gieve. Mr O. J..Hain Mr. J. C. Hamilton Mrs C. Hammond

Mr D. Hags Mrs. C. E. Halos

Mr E. Hall Mr H. Hall Capt. T. P. thall Mr A. C. Hayton Hon.

2. Mr. & Mrs. B. A.

Her ett

Mr J. Hicks Mr J. A. Liggins Mr W. B, Hirde Mr H. Holmes Dr. S. Hough Mr. C. Humphreys Mr R.

R. Junea Mrs. C. MJack

Mr Jackson According to information that reached Sing

Lira R. Jackson Miss C. S. Jackeon apore yesterday negotiations have been going

Mr E. C. Julien ou for some live or six months between the Croy Mr C Julins erannt of the Netherlands Indios and the Mr K, Sultan of Bhio which would have had practically Dr. & Mra the same efect as has been reached by the der. & Mra Kolly position of the latter.

Kawai

Mr A. Корр

Mr & Mrs W. D. Kraft Mr G. H. Langmole

Mr. P. II. Klimanok

The Dulch authorities presented to the Bultau for signature a new trouty.by which they would, take all the remaining powers of administration fisa Langton out of the hands of the. Saltan and enforce

Mr.

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Mr & Mr

Nra Lubbock

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Lovibond

Lt. R. E. Lubbock, RN Mias Lubbock & maid

Air & Mrs Machag

Bir G, D. Main

Mr A. 8. March

& servant

Mr V. E. T. de Marnby

Γκό

O. Marriott

Mr F. Mason

Miss K. A. Massey. Mrs W. G. McArthur Capt. 3 Mrs Moazu Mr. & Mr. J. Maior

Morecki Mr J.

W. P. Mülle Mr E. V Mre 14. Morin

Mise E E. Morrison Mr N. F. Mosley Mr& Mis Mouli Mr. A.. B. Mr and Mira C. M.

Machuic

Moulder

Mr A. 5. Murch Mr P. W.

Nannings

Nr. L. R. Needban

Mr.theam

Mrs. F. D. 2 or theambu Nr. V. d'Oettingen Air 1. U. Parker Mr. H. Poters

Mr L. E Pinkham Mr D. J. Piza

C. Potts

Mr: W. T. Pritchard W. Puckett Capt. C. W. Mr C. Raebarn Mr. E. H. Ray- Mr & Mrs Van Rens,

nutes & child

Mr S. H. Reiss

Mr R. Beres

Miss T. P, Robinson Mr C. Bir O. HI. Bose

Mr & Min J. B. Luss vil Mr C. R. Soot

Mr & MI. Shepherd

Mr Y. H. Shimada

Mr Shiraishi

Mr

& Mrs Sidebottom

Mr & Mrs Silford

and child

Mr. H. H. Solomon Dr. & MR A DI

Mr CS

Spr

MT. J. Miss A.

168 A. Square

Spalding

•Ltdransfield

Me L Mr J. C. Steen Fr. O. Strebel Alisa Stachel

Mra F. Taylor Mis Ms. Taylor

Stainer

Mr H. Templeton Man-II. H. Tilbe Me and Sire, ML

Thompson

Mr M. Wallaca

Mr. & Mrs J.H, Webster Met Vr. H.J.H. White Mr. D. White

Afr M. Wilkinson Mr. & Mrs R. Wilkinson Mr R. S. Woglum

Mr G. G. Wood

Mr J. B. Wood

KING EDWARD HOTEL! and children

his retical a person. The Sultan, supported Dr. and Mrs Anderson by a strong native party, declined the forms of the treaty and refused to sign it. Ho object in: the first place to giving up any of his rights, Dr Belidios

Mr & Mrs F. E. Aucott and, even the event of his doing so he con-Mr M. I sidered that the proposed pension would be Miss Brande

P.. Beattie inadequate.

Mr and Mrs H. B. Haring failed to obtain the acquiescence of "Bridger & the Sultan the Dutch Government has w

& Sou Mr.11. EO,

Bruing attained ity and by a different inesas-Straits Nine B.

Chrystal Times.

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Mr & Mrs . D. Creeth

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Dr. Findeisen

is Vera. Fernice. Mrd. .M. Forrest Mies. M. Gains

Ar E. Gaitashuw Mes M. G. Hobson Dr. Hochgeschurz alt., was delivered in Lyons on the 17th inst. Curreon A. EL. Jeramy

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The P. & O. S. N. Co.'s str. Somali arrived Mr J. J. Gilmora

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The cargo of Silk shipped on board the M.

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on the 19th inst., at 1 p.m.

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Mr E.C. Atkins

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Mrs. G. Sachse Miss K. Bliss X. Saches

Capt. & Mrs. Schultzon Me.. A. L. Shickla Mr. R. D. Stewart Mr. & Mro. Tibbs Mr. B. Webb

Mr. and Mr. E, A. M.

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Mr. E. W. Rauskham

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Mr T. E. W. Chifford Mr. & Mrs. A. B. Crew

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STEAMNES,

AMIGO, German str., 822, W. Langschwager, 13th Fab.--Fukhoi and Hcibow 7th Feb., General Jebsen & Co.:

AWA MARU, Japanese str., 3,456, 8. Ishikawa, 19th Feb-Yokohama 10th Feb., General -Nippon Yusen Kaishe.

BANRI MARU, Japanese str., 2.396. Y. Maxi, 15th Feb. Moji 9th Feb, Coal-Ataka &

Co.

HOKUTO MARU, Japanese str., 2,426, J. Samito,

17th Feb.Moji 11th Feb, Coal-Ataka & Co.

HOLSTEIN, German str, 1,103, D. Henk, 9th

Feb.--Tourne 7th Feb., Coal and Geuoral --Jebsen & Co.

HOPSANG, British str., 1,356, J. M. Hay, 13th

Feb. Saigon 8th Feb, Rice and Geveral→ Jurline, Matheson & Co.

INDEADEO, British str., 3,250, W. H. Lea, 19th Feb-Shanghai 16th February, General-... Jardine, Matheson & Co.

KASHING, British str, 1.143, Levers, 31st Jas. -Chefoo 24th Jun, Geroral-Butterfiaki & Swire.

KIYO MARE, Japanese str., 5.753, H. Nishi,

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CALLING AT NAPLES, GENOA, ALGIERS, GIBRALTAR AND SOUTHAMPTON

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9th Feb-Moji 4th Feb, Coal and General PENINSULAR

-Toro Kisen Kaisha

KORSICHANA, German str. 1,234, Rosiefsky,

7th Feb. Hangkok and Swatow 6th Feb, Rico Baiterfield & Swire Kuмелом, Вrilish str, 1,965, J. Mariin, 15th Fob-Seigon 10th February, General- Order.

KWELLIN, British ste, 1,073, C. D. Pickett, 8th Feb-Wakamatsu 2nd Feb., Coal- Butterfield & Swiro.

LINAN, British str., 1,225, J. Williams, 19th Feb-Shantha 16th February, Geucral- Butterfield & Sire.

Loo Box, German str., 1,020. G. Schu'zen, 16th Fob Bangkok and Hoihow 8th Feb., Silk and Rico-Butterfield & Sivire. MARIE, German str, 1,169. Christianssa, 15th Feb. Saigon 11th Feb., Rios and Flour Jebsen & Co.

MATHILDE, German str.. 891; A. P. Ulderup, 16th Fobrnary-Pakhot and Hoihow 15th Feb., General-Jobsen & Co. MERFOO, Chinese str., 1,330, G. Froberg, 18th Febrasry Shanghai 15th Feb., General C. M. S. N. Co. PARANING. German str. 1,201, Fr. vou Man- gelsdorff, 4th Feb.-Baugkok and Swatow 3rd Feb. Rice-Butterfield & Swire. PRONTO, Norwegian str., 838, Th. Sooborg, 5th Fob-Dalny 29th Jan., Bean-Yued Wo Loong.

QUINTA; Germau str., 950, Schleisenger, 19th FebruaryBangkok via Heibow 16th Feb, Rice-Siemssen & Co.

RAJABUSI, German str. 1,195, H. Bremer, 15tk

Feb-Bangkok 5th Feb., Rico-Butter field & Swire.

BORNEO, German str., 1,344, F. Sembill, 14th

Feb.-Sandakan 8th February, General-SAMSEN, British str., 1000, W. B. Brown, Zud Melchers & Col

CARL DIEDERICHSEN, German str., 774, Chr. Jürgensen, 13th February-Haiphong and Floike 11th Feb., General--Jebsen & Co. CATHERINE APDAR, British str., S. C. Tova-

send, 14th Fob.--Singapore 7 February General David Sassoon & Co., CHENAN, British str., 1,330, Lloyd Jones, 15th Feb.-Shanghai 12th February, General Batterfield & Swire.

CREONISHING, British str., 1,265, V. M. Liddell,

5th Feb-Swator 4th Feb, General Jardine, Matheson & Co.

CHINKIANG, British str., 1,250, W. Fr. Kay,

11th Feb-Chingwantco 5th Feb., Cost Batterfield & Swire,

CHIPSHING, British str., 1,199, F. Mooney,

14th Feb. Kwaugyen 12th Feb., General -Jardino, Matheson & Co.

CHIYUEN, Chinese etr., 1.177, Stewart, 14th

February Shanghai 111 Feb., General- C. M. S. N. Co.

CHOWTAI, German str., 1,115, W. Rezar, 5th

Feb-Bangkok 29th January, General Butterfield & Swire, CLAM, British sta,, 2.31

White, 17th Feb.-- Shanghai 13th February, Ballast-Asistic Petroleum & Co;

CLABA JEBSEN, Germsu str., 1,102, J. Ben- dixeu, 16th Feb. - Amoy 15th Feb, Ballast - Jensen & Co..

DAYA MARU, Japanese str., 1,735, Nakayasa, 18th Feb-Wakamatsu 12h Feb., Coal- Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaisha. DERWENT, British str. 1,562. J. Jankius, 2nd

Feb.-Sargon 29th Jan., Rice-Mau Fat

Feb.-Chiakiang 28th Jan., Groundnuts- Butterfield & Swire.

BIAR. German str, 156, 0, Wohtus, 6th Feb.- New Guines 20th January, General→ SUNGKIANO, British str., 987, H. Hards, 14th

Melchers & Co.

Feb-Manila 10th Feb., Hemp and Sager -Butterfold & Swire, TACOMA MARU, Japanese str., 3 830, H. Yama

anoto, 13th Fob. Manila 11th February, TAIWAN, British str., 1,042, MacKechnie, 16th

General-Osaks Shosen Kaishn.

February-Saigon 11th February, General -Chinese.

TAMING, British str., 1,350, G. H. Pennefather, 17h Fal-Iloilo, Cebu and. Manila 14th February, Help and SugarButterfield & Swire.

TAMON MARU, Japanese str. 2.120. Nakavaws, 9th Feb.Miike 3rd Feb., Coal-Mi'sui Bussan Kajshu.

TELEMACHUS, British atr., 1,340, Fraser, 17th Feb. Saigon 12th Feb, Rice and General

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· TAKING PASSENGERS ALSO FOR

COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, BEINDISI, &0. THROUGH TICKETS İSSUED TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK,

Connecting Steamers Due

Dze from Gozono to

-MARSEILLES PLYMOUTH

(Brindisi (London MARSEILLES & LONDON 2days earlier) 1 day later)

STEAMERS

to

COLOMBO

Ireave

HONGKONG

Steamer

ARCADIA

Toas 1 r.. SATURDAY

7000 | ASSAYE

Fahruary 18 7500 March 4. MARMORA.. 10500

March

18 DEVANHA 8000 April DELHI

8000 April ASSATE... 7503 April DELTA

8000 May

Steamer Toas MALWA ......11000 MACEDONIA 10500 f(Through Steamor

calling at BoMDAY) MOLDAVIA...10300

SATURDAY

FRIDAT

.:

March 18

March 24

April 1

April 7

April-15

April 21

April 29

May 5

15 29 13

MONGOLIA...10000

May 13

May 19

MOREA...11000

May 27

Jaze

MOOLTAN ...10000

June 10.

June 16

Passengers change Steamers at COLOMBO, and those for BRINDISI transfer also to the Express Mail Steamer at PORT SAID. Accommodation in the connecting Steamer from COLOMBO is definitely, reserved in

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1ST SALOON £71.10 SINGLE. £106.14 RETERN.

£48.8

2ND

£72.12 w gale

IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS! INTERME DAITE NON-TRANSHIPMENT) STEAMERS WILL LEAVE FOR.

LONDON

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PROPOSED SAILINGS:

STKAMER

* SYRIA

NORE...

* PALAWAN

• BORNEO

• SICILIA

SUMATRA *NILE

Lesve HONGKONG

Das

LONDON

Tonnugs

about

about

6650

March

April

6700

March

Mey

4700

April

May

4600

April

19

Jane

6700 May

17

July

4600 May

31

July

6700 June.

14

July

Hunt f

TENYO MARY, Japanese str., 7,265, E. Bant,

14th Feb-Su Francisco 18th Jan,, Mails Those Steamora call also at SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO, and at MARSEILLES and General-Toro Kisen Kaisha, TIENTSIN, British str. 1,227, Trowbridge, 11th

FARES TO LONDON (Including Surtax): Feb. Wakamatsu 6th Feb, Coal - Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

TINGSANG, British str., 1,041, D. D. Ritchie, 17th February-Wahu and Chinking 13th. Feb., General-Jardina, Matheson & Co. LAJAP, Dutch str. 2,470, La Booy, 17th Feb-Java and Buntok 7th Feb., Bugar Sundries-Jars-Chin Japan Lijn..

1ST BALOON £550 SINGLE. 2ND

£38.10

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28210 RETURN, £57.4

E. A. HEWETT, SUPERINTENDENT.

EMPRESS OF JAPAN, Iritish dtr. 3,039, HITPAA8. Dutali str. 2, W. Lay, 15th PORTLAND & ASIATIC S.S. CO.

Darison, 18th Feb.- Vaucourer 27th Jan,

Mails and General-C. P. R. Co.

FOOSHING. British st, 1,423. W. D. Welsh,

14th Feb. Sonrabaya 2nd Fob,, Sugar Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Capt anil Mrs. W. FUKURA MARU, Japanes atr., 3,139, S, Kure- waki, Eth FebMoji Zad Fob; Coal- Mitsa Hishi Goshi Kwa sha. HAIMUN, British str., 641. A. H. Stewart, 19th February-Foochow 16th via Swatow 18th Feb., General-Douglas, Lapraik & Co. HAYYANO, British str, 1952, Spint, 14th Feb -Saigon 9th Feb, General-Butterfeld & Swire.

E. Rigge Mr H. Schwarting

E. E. Smith

Dollie Swift

Dr. Stumm

K N fres

Wire &

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Mr. Thorne Méfesor Thorne Dr. A. V. Volies Mr H. T. Waine "Dr, Weber

Mr & Mrs Webster Mr A. Wehrholm

HELIOS, Norwegiau str., 860, A. Kundsen. 15th

Feb-Natuas Island 5th Feb., Timber Aagaard, Thoresen & Co,

HELLAS, German str. 2,450, 8 oh, 12th Feb,-- Shanghai 8th Feb, Gateral-Hamburg- Amorika Linie:

Feb-Muntok 7th Feb., Sargar-Java China-Japan Lijn.

TUNGUS, Norwegian str., 1.039, C. L. Halvorsen

WAKAMATSU MARU, Japanese str., 2,778, U.

4th February Daluy 30th Jan, Beans- OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO. Hamburg-Amerika Linie.

www.

Arkawa, 19th February-Wakamutsa 14th. WINGS NG, British str., 2,329, T. Lishman,

Feb., Coal-Order.

14th Feb-Wah 9th February, Rico- Jardine, Matheson & Co.

WURU. British siz, 1,227, J. Mosthrol, Sad FabChinklang 29th Jaa., Groundnuts - YERINO MO, Japanese str., 2.350, T. Buraga,

Butterfield & Swire, puede 19th Febrery Moji 12th Feb., Coal Osaka Shosen Kaisha.

YINGCROW, British str., 1,267, Frazier, 31st -

Jan.-Amoy 30th Jan., Ballast-Butterfelu & Swire.

For

PORTLAND, VIA MOJI, KOBE, & YOKOHAMA. (WITH LIBERTY TO CALL AT HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCOĄ: STEAMSHIP

HENRIK IBSEN"...

TONS.

CAPTAIN

TO SAIL

4,578 Chr. Shith சார் ...On 27th February, Through Bills of Laling issast to Paiño Cost Points and all Eastern Canadian and United States Points. For through rates of Freight and further information, communicate with or apply to

FRED J. HALTON,

King's Building (Opposita Blake Pier).

AGENT,

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