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THE HONGKONG DAILY PEESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL бrí, 1911.

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN

JAFFRAT ON A STRANDED

STEAMER

ATTACK BY CHINAMEN,

Thoro was a serious disturbance last month on the "Bootfish steamer Bannockburn, which was beached at Dover after a collision in the Channel,

> Shortly after noon reports of revolver shots STEAMER from the stranded vessel were heard, and two of the men on board ware sean to fall. A medi- cal man from the shore was summoned, and lator in the afternoon a wounded: Chinaan was loaded and taken to the Dover Hospital suffering from a gunshot wound in the left breast. It was stated in reply to inquiries an boned the vessel that some of the Chinese seamen, of whom the Bannockburn'e crow prin oipally consist, had got out of hand, and when TJITAREM. they were ordered by the fret onto to sarry out

TJIMAHI

TJIKINI.

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN

JAVA, CHINA AND JAPAN.

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED.

PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG FOR VANCOUVER. B.C.. &

SHANGHAI

FROM

EXPECTED ON OF ABOUT

WILL LEAVE YOR

FON OR ABOUT

Steamers

TJIBODAN

JAVA

JAPAN

Second half of Mar, First half of

Second half of

JAPAN

Mor.

April

JAVA

First half of

STRATHARDLE

April

(chartered)

First half of

JAVA

SUVERIC

April

SHANGHAI

their duties they refused and threatened him TJIPANAS..... with bolaying pins. The position became so

JAVA

First half of April Second half of

First half of

JAVA

April

Second half o

JAVA

JAVA

April Second half of April First half of May

JAPAN

JAVA

SHANGHAI

April

Second half of

April First half of

May

dangerous that the mate was compelled in self- TJILATJAP. defence to draw his revolver and fre. Ons moe- man fell wounded, and the outbraak soon TJILIWONG collapsed. According to another version, two of the Chinamon wes

were shot, und the revolver was afterwards wrested away from the mata. Tho Chinese, it appears, had given troubləand showa signs of disaffection over since the ocllision.

Archibald Douglas, chief mats of the Green- ook steamer Bannockburn, was charged at Tover with shooting two Chinos seamon.

Captain Dent, of the Bannockburn, gare details of the affair and of the rautiny which occurred among the Chinese crew whilst the Tessol was beached ab Dover, after a collision. He said that he was called to the foredeck, and thero found a Chinese seaman wounded and Tying on the denk and the Chinese boatswain with a wounded finger. The first mate was surrounded by all the Chinamon, 32 in number, who were armed with erowbars and ether weapons, and were struggling to get the re- volver from him. The Chisamen succeeded and thoa qulated. Mr. Douglas told him that he had ordered the Chinese to got additions hose. pipe connections for thosalvage pumps, and that they had rafused and set upon him, and tho revolver went off in the safe. Captain Dent said that the Chinean eror had been with him. 16 months. They were as good arow, and be could not have wished for a better on the night of the collision. Douglas had been with him! nine months, and the Chipamen seemed to have ! taken a great dislike to him. But he had never known Douglas to ill-treat the Chinamon; in i fact, he thought he was too kind to them.

The car was adjourned and bail was allowed,

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Wholesale Wine & Spirit Merchants.

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The Steamers are all Atted throughout with Electric Light and have accommodation for a limited number of Saloon Passengers, and will take Cargo to all Netherlands-Indian Porta on through Bills of Lading.

For Particulam of Freight and Passage, apply to the

York Buildings, 1st Floor.

Hongkong, 37th March, 1911.

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.

Telephone No. 376.

EAST ASIATIC CO., LD.

COPENHAGEN, SINGAPORE, BANGKOK and SHANGHAI,

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RUSSIAN EAST ASIATIC CO., LD.,

ST. PETERSBURG and VLADIVOSTOCK.

PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG.

SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

DESTINATION

STEAMERS

COPENHAGEN and BALTIC PORTS "CATHAY" SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA and KOBE...... "ABABIA"

For Further Partienlare, apply to

Hongkong, 15th March, 1911:

PASSENGERS. ARLIVED.

Ter, Lomysung, from Manila, Me and Mrs Donsely, Mre Thibaut, Missos B. Bario and C. Lewis, Messrs Gillan, McCallum, Wardon, and

Liamas.

Per Palaran, from Kobe, for Singapore, Mr J. B. Parker; from Shanghai, for Marseilles, Mr. E. A. Payne; for London, Mr G, H. B. Jones. Mr E. C, Jores, Mrs Forsyth and in faat, Mr nad Mrs McLean and infant, Mr and Mre Love and infant, Mr and Mrs Faers and ebild, Mr and Mrs Griffith, 2 children and in fant. Dr. and Mrs Howitt and infant, Master

MELCHERS

DATE OF SAITING.

About 20th April. vi.............. About end of April |

& CO..

AGENTS.

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Per Lucizers, for Hongkong, from Yokohama, Mr T. K. Yan and Mr T.T. Jes; from Kobe, Mr J. Hayman Joyce, and Mrs II. Grimble from Shanghai, Mr H. Gensburger, Mr and Mrs L. Manard Davis, Mr B. S. Forrest, Mr H. W. Booth, Mrs L. R. Rocher, Mr Croissant Uhde, Mr J. Zeisler, Mr Harry E. Eigge, Mins M. Spencer Razario and Mr S. J. Rodger; for Singapore, from Yokohams, Mr G. Mueller, Mr J. W. Nelau, Mr and Mrs Oliver J. Ebinger, Mrs Augusta Ebinger; from Nagasaki, Mr K. Ogawa Takui. Mr van Kuoop, Miss Gmass Saraki and Miss Juki Sasaki; from Shanghai, Mr D. Hoes, Mr B. A. Wilkinson, Mr Koenitz; and Mrs Orie, Onadi; for Gibraltar, from To- and family; for Naples, from Kobe, Rer. 5. E. kohama, Messrs P. Desmond, C. C. Desmond Hager and family: for Genos, from Yokohama, Mrs J. A. Burmsson and children, Mr E. Pils-

SEATTLE

PORTS.

VIA

AND JAPANESE

Тепа

Captain

To fall on or Abont

414

13th April.

4th May,

4,380

6,232

Lamont

F. S. Cowley....

To be followed by other Steamers of the Company at regular intervals. The Steamers of the BANK LINE, LTD., carry Cargo on through Bils of Lading to all- overland Comnion Points in the United States of Americs and Canada, and, also for the Chief Ports in Mexico, and Central and South Ameris. Will call at AMOY and KEELUNG if sufficient inducement offera..

The Steamers of the Line are of the macet modern type, have excellent accommodation for steerage passengers and a limited accommodation for Cabin Passengers; they are fitted throughout with Electric Light, the Lucero" and "Urterio" also having Wireless Telegraphy. Spesial Arrangements have been made for Express Parcola to American and Canadian Points

For Rates of Freight and Passage, apply to

TELEPHONE No. 780...

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.-.

Mr F. Abbott My E. Altman Mr. J. E. Andrew

Mr W. H. Babbitt Mr and Mrs J. H. Backhouse

Mr & Mrse, R. Baldwin Mr F. H. Book

Mr & Mrat, E. Beckeel

Mrs F.A.E. Beringfield

M. B.

B.Binthof

K.E.

Blascho

Bir & Mrs Mr & Mrs A. Uobbett MEA

Hoddington Mr & Mrs-1.1. bus

Mr J. W. J. Bonnar

Be G. Bowick

Mr & Mrs Liddie

Miss Liddle

Mr. G. T. Lloyd

Mr T. F. Low Mr S. Lowrie

Jira Lubbock & mid It. R. E. Lubbock, EN. Alisa Lubbock

B. MasCountd Miss C. Mackenzie

Mr G. E.

Mr G. B. Macko

པ་

Dr. O. Marriott

Miss K. A. Massey

Cal. & Mrs Molstyre

Mr J. II. Hes

176 Mo

Miss dies

Mr & Mrs &. W. Brown M. & Mrs du Meauort

Misses F.&W.G. Brown Mr J. Merecki Mr 5. A.

A. Bryne

Mr E.

Mitchell Mia & Miss Bull & maid Mir E. V. Mitchelmora

Madam E. Molen

Mine J. S. van Buren

Mx

F. M Custero.

Mr H. H

H. H. Cato

Mr. P. T. Chilvara Mr. and Mrs N. G. Cholaser

Mr. W. E. Clarice

Mia F. D. Cobb Mr.A. H. Collat

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED, KINO'S BUILDING, Praza Central.

Mr &

Nr. 2

INDIAN AFRICAN · LINE.

THE

HE FAST MODERN STEAMERS OF THIS LINE AFFORD THE QUICKEST FREIGHT TRANSPORT FROM THE ORIENT TO SOUTH

AFRICA,

Cargo carried on through Bill of Lading from HONGKONG to BEIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN (Natal) EAST LONDON, FORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN with tmnshipment at COLOMBO.

FROM HONGKONG :. (Sailed) 18th April.

PROPOSED SAILINGS.

FROM COLOMBO; 8.S. DUNERIC

14th April. 8.8. KATANGA ... 12th May.

For rates and further information, apply to-

THE BANK LINE, LIMTIED, (MANAGING AGENTS).

AUSTRALIAN COAL.

STOCKS OF THE FINEST

STEAM COAL, GAS COAL, HOUSE COAL.

From the West Wallsend and Abordare Mines (New South Wales) always on hand.

For Prices, delivered or az Godown, apply to-

Hongkong, 31st March, 1911.

ANDREW WEIR & Co.

(THE BANK LINE AGENCY),

Dannt, Mr. and Mrs Stalhammer and 2 children, for Penang, from Nagasaki, Mrs Takists Tic PENINSULAR

Mr C. M. Watson, Mr H. T. Waine, Mr W. Palmer, Miss Acott and bir A. H. Murch.

Per Chino Maru, for Hongkong, from Sau Francisco, Mr and Mrs C. A. Baldwin, Mr. A. M. Barton, Mrs P. E. R. Beningfield, Mr E.

B. Collins, Mr and Mrs B. Cogan, Master Eter. and family, Mr A. Goebel and family, and Miss I. Cogan, Miss M. Eyre, Mr and Mrs Pfarrer Witto and Mr Scheper; from Kobe, P. J. Fitzsimmons, Mr J, H. Helland, Miss M. A. Konny, Mr P. Mr von Graffeuried from Nagasaki, Miss J. Boret and Mr A. Bovet; from Shanghai, Mr

Kistler,

Mrs H. C. Kip, Mr. and Mrs N. C. King. Mr W. H. Tavy, Inspector and Mr B. Plaschked,

Mr L. Scherrer and Miss Johanna Freussner; for London, from Shanghai, Rev. H. F. Budd and family, Mrs G. G. Wallace and children; for Southampton, from Shanghai, Mirees Good- ridge and H. Winther; for Bremen, from Tokobama,

from Koha, Mr and Mrs A. Garschalki, Mr

Dr. and Mrs Nicolai Hans Sell, from Shangbai, Obit. Sea: Eltester, Mr Herm, Haba, Mr and Mrs Th. Skraastadt, and Mrs G. Johnsen.

T. F. Low, Messrs T. Merrill, W. G. Muller, D. E. Nowell, T. W. No, R. H. Pease, Jr. Mr and Mrs H. D. Raymonit, Mr C. G. Smith, Mra M. Stroud, Miss K. Stroud, Mr and Mrs H. R. Segar, ir S. Wile and Hop. Dean C. Worcester; from Honolulu, Mr W.H. Babbitt, Mrs J. A. Forthanan, Master Forthman and Mrs K C. Movera; from Yokohama, Mr N: Hiratsoks, Mr H. Kagayama and Mr Tatsume; from Koba, Mr L. Brand, Mr and Mra F. D. Cobb, Mr and Mrs I. J. Taylor, Mr and Mrs H. Weston, Mr and Mrs M. B. Yang from Na gasaki, Capt. C. B. Humphrey, Capt. B. Lund Dicks, E. H. Hunter, Macdonald and Mac. Per Haiton, for Swatow, Messrs C. O. M. holm and Mr K. Shiral; from Shanghai, Mr Lichaw; for Amoy, Mr W. B. Siraft, and Mrs B. H. Hanter, Mr. A. R. Marphine, Mr S. Kip. Matsumoto, Mr W. Nicholeon, Mr K. Osaki and Mr E. H. B. Taylor.

Per Prin Waldemar, for Hongkong, from Sydney, Mr F. Osborne, Dr. K. Wagenor, Mr and Mira C. E. Russell, Mr Geo. Liddle and family. Mrs T. Waldthansen and F. Luard Wright, from Babaul, Assessor and Mrs Stei- bel, Dr. Klug, Mr Faulenback and family; from Yap, Mr L. Schaltaburg: from Manila, Mr 8. A Byrne, Captain M, T. Barlow and family, Mr J. P. Dunn, Mr Harry Hewitt, Mr and Mrs T. M. Ledyard, Mr K. Schoenfeld, Mrs A. N. Wrightson, Mr and Mrs A. N. Small, Miss Ada M. Baily, Mr R. S. Wogium, Mr F. S. Fischer, Mr Carl Francke, Mr Joseph Paggi, Mr A. Herrode nad family, Mr J. Jack- son and family, Mr R T Perry, Mr Giuseppe Ippolito, Mr J. T. Sainsbury, Mr Th. Smith, Mr M. Jackson, Mr O. M. Morrison and Mr S. B. Murray for Kobe from Sydney, Mr C. N. Crosse; from Munil. Mr H. Tamamoto; Miss Browa. Mr and Mrs S. Sinclair, Me for Yokohams, from Sydney, Mrs J. A Brown, A. H. Coltart, Mr and Mrs L. Horsfall; from well; from Manila, Mrs H. Bootes, Mrs O. S. Brisbane, Mr H. E. Daner and Mr B. W. Po Jackson, Mrs Y. H. Adams, Mr A. L. Bindless, Mr Oscar Preuss, Miss H. W. Hanter, Mr J.. Premblay and family,

DEPARTED.

EXPECTED.

Par P. &O, str. Sicilia sailed from Londes and Mr F. Mose. Mrand Mrs. T. Cruickshank. on the 25th February-For Hongkong, Mr Major and Mrs. J. BC. Tullock, and children Miss Leslie, Mrs M. D. Torr, Mr CD. J. Bell and Miss M. Skull; from Colombo, Mr G. B. Smith, Mr II. Price, and Mrs H. Froad; from London, for Shanghai, Miss R. Porter, Dr. and Mrs J. A Thomiso and children, Mrs H. Rutherford, Mr W. Petrie, Mr A. Johnstone and Miss M. Dowdall; for Yokohama, Mr A. McCrindle, Mr and Mrs T. J. Sproule, Mra and Miss Cockburn.

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Mr T. Dawan

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Mr E. J, W. Eames

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Hiss K. Koket

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Mrs J. A. Fortimain Mostar 3. A. For

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Hon. Mrs, A. Hewett

Mr & Mrs Hogin and

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Mr & Mrs G. Hood Mrand vira W. M.

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& Mrs J . Keota

and son

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STEAM NAVIGATION CO.

HOMEWARD PASSENGER

SEASON

PROPOSED SAILINGS OF MAIZ STEAMERS

FOR

1911.

Dr. & Mr P. J. Kelley Mr&Mrs II. C. King Mr. P. II. Klivanek Mr& Mm W. L. Krafs Mr. M. Lack Mr & Mrs W. T. Leo Mr &

and maid

da Laynes

irs de

MARSEILLES AND LONDON. W. 11. Lavy

TAKING PASSENGERS ALSO FOR

COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, Egypt, BRINDISI, &o. THROUGH TICKETS ISSUED TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK.

Leave Connecting Steamora Das

Die from CozOMBO to

MARSEILLES PLYMOUTH HONGKONG

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

STEAMRES

to

COLOMBO

Stoamer

DELHI

Tons 1 P.M. SATURDAY

8000 April

Steamer

Toris

SATURDAY

FRIDAY

15

MONGOLIA...10000

May 13

May 19

ASSAYE

7500 April

29

MOREA..... ,11000

May 27

June 2

DELTA

8000

May

13 MOOLTAN ...10000

Jane 10

June 16

195

Passengers change Starmers at COLOMBO, and thes for BRINDISI transfer also to the Express Mail Steamer at PORT SAID,

Accommodation in the connecting Stamor from COLOMBO is definitely reserved in

Hongkong or at the time of Booking. FARES TO LONDON (Including Surtar):

1ST SALOON £7110 SINGLE.

2ND

£48,8

$106.14 RETURN. €72.12

IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS INTERMEDIATE (NON-TRANSHIPMENT) STEAMERS WILL LEAVE FOR

LONDON

CARRYING SALOON PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES.

STEAMERS

PALAWAN BOENEO

• SICILIA.

* SUMATRA

NILE

Miss C. A. Lewis Mr J. O. Letner

and maid

Mr P. Molet

Mi A. Montgomery Miss Morley

Mr J. 8. Morloy Mis 8. S. Morton

Mr & Mrs A.B. Moulder Miss Janua

Mr. L. B. Needham

Mr K. C. Novers

Mr& MTA C. A. Nicol

Mr W. North

Misa E. O'Brien

Mr. V. d'Uattingen

Mr 11. E. Oliver

Mr C F. Ocborno

Mr J. L. Parka

Mr H. H, Poase

Mr G.P. Forry

Mr J. B. Picton

Mr & Mrs A. W. Fierce

Mr. E. Pinkham Mr. C. Potts

Mr & Mrs W. J. Pringo W. T. Pritchard

Mr.

Mr G Futom

Mr. B. II. Bay

Mr& M19. Raymond

and child.

Mr C. H. Roso Mr J. A. Rosalieki Mr J. Satter

Miss A, Schalet Mr J. J. Sheridan Mr R.

Showan

Mr Y. HI. Shimada Mesra L 3. Sigar Mr. I. #. S

H. Solomon Dr. & Mrs. A... Spalding Mr. J. Mign Spittlos Mies. Square

t. & Mr. C. £. Stainer Dr. & Mrs E.A. Starling Miss

F. Ster

Mr P. 13. Sullivan Hou, Miss Talbot Mr & Mrs J.. Taylor Mrs K. B. Thibant Mr. And úra. AT L

Thompson

Mr. J. M. Taylor Mr & Mr A. D, Tanyer Miss Tower Miss Webater Mr W. D. Welsh Mr & Mra H. Weston Mr&Mrs. U... White Mr E. M. Wbytu My A. E. N. Whyte Mrs A. M. Williams

Mr C. II. F. Witsun Mr G.G. Woo

Mr J. B. Wood

Mr & Mrs. W. Wright

Miss Wright

Mr J. Zeister

K12GERE PRIVATE HOTEL.

Comde, F. Acton, R.N.

Ara F. Acton & Maid

Air. E. Aradt

Mr.

H. Bennett Mr. F. Povington Dr. & Ms B.W. Brown Dars Crake Air. Cocker

Mr&Mraf, M. Cawford

Mr. P. Sydenham Dixon Mr.AM).. Bonnelly Mr&Mrs Foote, Misa Halley

Mr. & Mrs. C.E. Harvey Dr, Hobon Mr. H, Hoffman Major&Mrs F.J. Hunter Mr. & Mr. C. Logan Consul J. A. Macedo

Mr. J. F. Macgregor Mr. & Mrs. L.D. Mandelt Muster Mandell Mr & Mrs J. Moluk Mc E,J. McNulty

Mr. 12, M. Meyer Mr. S. Morrison

W.E.

Nos

& chid

Piggott

Sir Francis

rs, G. Sachse Mics A. Sackso Capt. & Mrs. Schultron M. L. Shields Mr. B. D. S Stowari Mr. B. Webb

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. M..

Williams Mr. J. W. Wilson

GRAND HOTEL.

Mr E. Allchin Mr. E. Bauckham 1. W. Beattel and

child

Bir O. Breger Mr. & Mrs. A.B.Crew Mde

4. Dobray Sir. & Mrs Donutly Mr E. W. Ericktcoff Mr A Fosgenbeir

Mir T. Foster

My & Mza Holinbough

Mr A. C. Hondyk Mr H. R. Hutacher Mr B. Jumes

Mr. and Mrs. : D.

Johnson and child

Dtie LONDON

Mr Kolly

about

Mr O. C. tiench Dr. F. Reyt Mr. T. A. Kidward str W. Lowrie Mra A. W. Marshall

child

Dr. Mallor

Mr J. Rolney

Mr T. Phillips Mr. W Pringle, Ir Mr & Mrs

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Mr T. Sayle

Mr W. Sinclair. Mr. F, Bouksen

Capt and Mira, A. H‹

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PROPOSED SAILINGS:

Leave HONGKONG

Toansge

#boit

Mr T, Adair

4700 April 4600 April 6700 May 4600 Mey $700

June

19 Jube

Dr Bolitics

5

17

Mr M. E. Beattie

July

31 July

Mr H. W. Booth

乖

17

Miss Brands

July

31

5 May

BATIK

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1st SALOON 255.0 SINGLE. 28210 RETURN.

2ND

£38:10

Carry 1st and 2nd Saloon Passengers,

For further Particulars, apply to

4237

SWEDISH

Miss Lepreito

Mr&Mrs E. E. Aucott Mr C. L. Low

Me and Mra 11. B.

Bridger & Sca

Mr & Mrs F. D. Creeth

Mr M. Dier.

-iir W. Drirsen Capt. W. Ehrhardt

Ali Vera. F'errace

Mr C. M. Forrest Mies. M. Chains Mr Harrison

Mr & Mrs. Holloway.

£57.4

E. A. HEWETT,

Mr

SUPERINTENDENT

EAST ASIATIC

CO., LTD.

GOTHENBURG.

PROPOSED BAILINGS FROM HONGKONG (SUBJECT TO ALTERATION).

ETNAMEES

DATE OF SAILINGS. On 22nd April

DESTINATION SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA and KOBE "TEKING "

For Freight and Further Particulars, apply to

TELEFOAM No. 171. OLOF WIJK & CO., CHINA AGENCIES, AKTIEBOLAG.

- YORK BUILDINGS, TOP FLOOR, Honkong, 27th March, 1911.

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Capt. Lambe

Jackson

r. Jhn Lennox

Miss J. Lapomme

Capt. B. Lundholm

Mr. & Mrs. Jackas,

Mr G. W. McEwan

Capt. & Mrs. Merless

Miss B. Meyer. Mir A. P. Nobba Mr. Packer

Capt. and Mrs. W. C.

Passia ›re

Miss T..hillips Capt. H. Regener Miss AC Rice

Mr H E Rigge

Mr. E. E. Smith

Me Smaka Mr C. Tigley Mrg-Vernon 3r & Walther Mra D. Ward

ON SALE.

MAIL TABLES

FOR 1911.

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Mounted on Card

On Paper

30 Centa

20

On Salo at the Hongkong Daily Press. Office.

Hongkong, 6th February, 1911.