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NOTICES TO CONSIGNERS -

AMERICAN AND ORIENTAL LINE NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

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8.S. WELSH PRINCE," FROM NEW YORK,

NONSIGNEES of Cargo by the above named vessel are kereby informed that their Goode are being landed at their risk inte the hazardous and/or extra hazardons Godowns of the Hongong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd.,, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.

All broken, chated, and damaged Goods must be left in the Godowas, where they will be examined on the 3rd Mar., at 2.30 PM.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have loff the Godowns, and all Cloods remaining undelivered after the 3rd Mar, will be subject

to reat.

No Fire Insurance has been effected,

All claims against the Steamer must be prosented to the Undersigned on or before the 7th Mar., or they will not be recognised.

ARNHOLD, KARBERG & Co., General Agents. Hongkong, 25th February 1913.

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8.S."NENA,"· COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

NOTICE.

COUNTING THE MONEY IN AMERICA'S TREASURY,

AN INTRICATE TASK.

money in Uncle Sam's

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 82D, 1918-

In consequence of a change of officials in the office of the United States Treasury, it recently, became necessary to count the * Strong Box. This necessitated the handling of something like 100,000,000 coins, besides vast sums in paper money. gigantic task was carried out is described by Mr. L. W. Chavis in the Philadelphia Record.

The counting system, says the writer, The bonds word is extremely intricate. checked off, one at a time, and totalled in the office of the boud division on the first floor. The currency counting was done in half-a-dozen different divisions of the Treasurer's office, where funds are kept in vaults. All the counting was done under the direction of the counting committee appointed. by Secretary MacVeigh

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A STRASBOURG HOAX.

A hoax recalling the Koupenick affair has been perpetrated at Strasbourg. The commandant received a telegram by a messenger in postman's uniform stating. that the Kaiser was coming for a special

On this committee were Mr. E B. Daskam, chief of the public moneys divi- sion; Mr. A. T. Huntington, chief of the aans and currency division; Mr. Leon Isaacson, of Ironton, Ohio, who pre sents Mr. Carmi Thompson, the new Mr. J. O. Manson, of the surer's

offloo, representing Mr. MeClung, the retiring Treasurer,

One member of the committee had to attend each counting Mr. Huntington looked after the bands. These bonds, stacks of them, were brought from the different vaults by special vault stten dante, and placed upon a plain table in the centre of the room. Each of them was checked off by name, series nad number, In the mean- MONSIGNEES of Cargo from London er and placed on a new pile.

Medoo,

from Hatre or s.swhile, the amount was registered on an pection of the garrison. Twenty thon- sand men paraded forthwith. The streets were decorated and all the officials and Mados" and from Bordeaux ext.s. "Ville de adding machine.

As soon as one clans was checked of, the prominent persons in the city assembled Lorient," in connection with above Steamer are

Goods with total was taken from the adding machine on the parade ground, while huge crowds hereby informed that their the exception of Opium, Treasure and and records t These bonds were then gathered to witness the spectacle: A altables are being landed and stored at scaled in a package and taken back to the naval Zeppelin air-hip, which was carry their risks into the hazardna and/or extra vaults.

ing out evolutions over the city, created There are 12 vaults in the Treasury Dea belief that the German Emperor was on hasardons Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co. Ltd,,partment where currency and coin are beard. Eventually after a two houre' Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtaisia kept. Most of it, however, is in the big wait the commandant ascertained by main vault, reached through the cashier'a means of the telephone that he had been animediately after landing,

Optional Oargo will bo forwarded on unless office, which is on the north front of the heased. The originator of the hoax is an intimation is received from the Conger first floor.

ex-paymaster named Wolter who was lately dismissed as irresponsible. He before Noor-To-var tequesing it to be landed Ikezw

explains that he wished to prove that he is in full possession of his mental facul- It phantly confuted his traducers. appears that he caused the telegram to be sent to himself from which he orased He the wording and substituted an imperial notification of the pretended visit. then dressed in a postman's uniform and delivered the message to the general in person.

Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned. Goods remaining unclaimed after

SHIPPING IN POKI.

ETTAMERS

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Horaxoxe' HOTEL

Mrs Adleroruly, Mr& Mira Adair

A. T. Barberini Mr E R. Bato Mr E. A. Beaumont Mr G. A Beas Capt. C. R. Baynon Mr. Mm N.

Blanch Mr.G. Block.. Mr.G...Bolter.

F.

Mr & Mrs W. Booth Me H. Bridge Mr H Bandfar Mr & Mrs Cullman Mr A. S. Comptall Mr AJ, Cambridge MEJ.B. Chalmers Mid Chlide d Mr B. Challengra Mr A. Alation Hils Cidre Mr J. Cogowell Mrs WF. Cowan Mr H. Crombie Miss Crocker/2 Mr A. S. Cuttell Mr V. d'Oostingon Mr&Mrs Henry

- Dallas

Mrs E, Daywalt Miss E. Daywalt M* A FUrsans Mr & Mrs Dertetino and 2 bikiran

ANGBIN, German str. 1,891, Ch. Kumpel,

14th February-Dangkok 4th Febre-Mr II, 0. Den on ary, Rice and Teak-Butterfeld & Met RH. Douglas Swire.

Mr & Mrs W. Dobley BORNEO, German str., 1,930, F. Sembill,

Mi W. C.-Drow 26th February-Sandakan 20th Febru M&AYS, P. ar Timber and General-Melchers Danriche & Co.

BRAEMAR, British str. 2,316, ATB, 27th February-Moji 2nd February, Coal.-Dodwell & Co,

CANADA HARU, Jupanese str., 1,738, K.

A.

Mrs Gilmar Korn MRA Kruseman Mr & Mrs Kackr Mr JB. Lathrop Mr H. A. Lampman

PEAK HOTEL.

Dr & Mrs Aubrey Ldant Archer, namo. Mr & Mrs W, Arm

strong

Mr L M. Bayley Mr & Mrs Beyer Mrg Bowdler Major Bowens.rr. Mr W..A. Bat:erfeld Attorney-General Bus.

Me H. Colleyshaw

Comdr. & Mrs La-Major & Mrs Conyn,

KronéD

MEM W Lind

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Mr GAT, Lloyd.... Me-J. M. Lopes Mr. S. Loncin Mr G. Dingwall Main Mrs RT Mathseos

and child Mrs MaCesa Dr. O. Marriott, M& Mrs Nail www.Macintyno

Dr. & Mrs C W;

Blakannya Dr G. W. MoKean Mr & Mrs D. G. MoNaughtor

Mica M. Me inoze Mro B. F. Magis į!. M&O, D/Malbourne Mr. B. K: Makts Mr H. P. Mate. Mr Jo Merecho Mr. P. Delmar Morgan

Me H.Nellner Mr da Neally

.ME.F.,B. Qlong; ...

Mr J. Ormiston

Mr. A.Penning 22 Mr & Mrs F. Phillips

C. Mrs. Poten

ME Beras Mens DELO. abbreuials 19,

Mr Wallace Farley Hori, 2nd February-Tacama and Mr.Finlayoga. Shanghai 20th February, Flour and Mr H. G. Fisher General Osaka Shosen Kaisha AuNe Fowler Hes Frankenberger. 17th Jo Nakamura,

February Hoji 11th February, Conf Mist Babi Goshi Kaisha.

Mr & Mrs W. Huttori

Potts

Mr.C. E. Powell ... MRB Pow

Q.F. Presser Mr 8. D. Pyke Mr.DHRAY

Mr Bald Min Ez Bear - al MEE. W. Reol

the 3rd Manat Noor will be subject to rent there are regular counting tables. It was ties and considers that he has trium-DAINIDHI MABU, Japanese str. Me:Denman Faler Med villay olla T,

and landing charges,

All Claims must be sent in to me on or before the 6th Mar., or they will not be recognised.

All damaged packages will be examined on the 3rd Barat 10 AM

No Fire tusurance has been effected.

P. THOMAS,

Agent.

Hongking, 24th February, 1913,

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-* GLEN” LINE OF STEAMERS. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES -- FROM ANTWERP, HULL LONDON!

AND STRAITS.

THE Steamship

GLENFARG," Captain W. L. Hartnell, having arrived from the shows Ports, Consignee of Earge are hereby informed that thoi Choods are being danded at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and odors Company Limited, Kowloon, and stored of Consignees' risk and experise.

All broken, clisfed; and ahmaged Goode's to be left in the Godowan, where they will be examined on THUESDAY, 6th Mar af 10 Ant All Claims must be presented within Fire Dare of the Steamer's arrival bere, after which date they cannot be recognized.

No Chims will be admitted after the Goods bare left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 6tli Mat, will be abjem to font.

No Fire Insurance has been effeited-1 Bills of Lading, will be countersigned be

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.. Agents.

1379 Hongkong, 27th February, 1913, ~

FROM EUROPE,

THE HALL Steambig

"BOHWARZBURG," Captain Christianson, having errived, Consignées of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk 'in' the hasardous and/or extra-hstardone Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd, whence delivery may be obtained Against Bills of Lading countersigned by the Undersigned.

Optional Cargo will be carried on unless noties to the contrary be given To-DAY.;

All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognited.

No Claims will be admitted after the Ooods have left the Godowne, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 6th Mar. will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged goods must be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 6th Mar,, at 9:30 am.

GETTING THE CURRENCY TOTÁL, Consequently, most of the currency was boing counteil in the cash room, where brought from the vaults by regular vault attendant, the number of the pack ages and the amount they should contain beltig registered first. ·· They were then placed before a counter, who wounted them, sealed the packages with 81,000, or 8100, depending on the denomination of the bills to a package marked thein counted-and the date, and they were stacked in a new place in the fault

The count was finished in record time, because of the fact that Mr. Thompson had expressed his unwillingness to accept the count on sealed packages that had not been broken since Mr. McClung came into office. This applied only to the coin. Consequently much of the cash or coins was counted by weighing The money was counted when Mr McClang succeeded Mr. Charles H. Trent, and all the coisis were sealed in bags, containing $1000 each. All of these bags that had not since been opened were weighed on a delicate adjusted scale. If the weight was right for $1,000, it was passed for $1,000 with out a piece-by-piece count.

A piece-by-piece count was, however, made on all bage that were off a fraction weight, or that hal been broken or used in the past two years, and on all new coin that had come in. Most of the coin was stacked 40 feet high in bage in the big vaults in 16 different compartments, with $10,000,000 to the compartment. The counting was done in the vault.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

THE AKELA VALL

The S.K.K. str. Chigo Mare frrived at Yokohama from Honolulu on the 188 February, and is due in Hongkong on the

4th March.

The P.M. str. Ale left Yokohama for this port vin usual Japan ports an Manila on the 28th February, betwest 10 a.m. and noon. Her mail haseen transferred to the M.M. st. Lecal, Jue here on or about 2nd March

The T.KK. str. Nippon Mars left Ban Francisco for Hongkong via usual ports on the 21st February, and is due here on the 20th March.

The PM. str. Mongolia, with the American mail; left San Francisco for this port, via Honolulu, the usual Japan ports and Manila on the 15th February.

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL The IG.M. str. Prinz Waldemar left Bydney on the 8th February, at 11 am, and may be expected here on or about 3rd March.

A table was placed in the centre, and Bach hag weighed on this table. If neces Bary it was then counted on the table, It was then piece by piece, and sealed. stacked in a new compartment set aside all the money being changed in counting. The E. & A. str. St. Albans from from one side of the big vault to the Sydney, etc., left Port Darwin on the 28th

it other, The counters, who counted piece by picce, mad the count in much February, for Manila and this port, and

about 7th March the same manner as you have secr 4 bank ay be expected to arrive here on or

The counters teller count out change. were expert, however, and their fingers travelled faster than the ly ere in going through a pile of coin

ENGINEERING AT HONGKONG.

THE CANADIAN MAIL.

The C.P.R. str. Empress of India left Vancouver, B.C., on the 21st Febru ary, at 11 am, and is due to arrive Hongkong on the 13th March.

THE GERMAN MAIL.

The 1.G.M. sir, Torch carrying the German mails with dates from Berlin of the 5th February, left Colombo on the 23rd February, at a.m., and may be ex-

MBROFANT SÈEANERS, pected here on or about the 6th March.

The Ben Line str. Benalder, from

The Times of February 5th publishes the list of the apparatus presented by British engineers to Hongkong Univer sity down to the end of last year, in response to the appeal made by Professor Middlesbro and London, left Singapore CA. Middleton Smith, Dean of the on the 25th February, and may be ex- Faculty of Engineering, and 'says:

Match. forwarding this list. Professor Smith pected to arrive here on or about 3rd writes:-

"In

The American & Manchurian Line str. Kasenga passed the Suez Canal on the 26th February, and is dus here on or about 28th March.

***I would venture to suggest to any in- dividuals interested that there can be better method of showing their practical sympathy with our objects than that of

The Mogul Line atr. Ghazee left United sending us suitable apparatus er assist.

All of the Kingdom on the 28th January, for the ing the endowment fund. people who have visited the University Far East vis Straits.

The A.L. str. Austria left Singapore are impressed with the building and also with the number of students attend-for this port on the 28th February, am,

No Fire Insurance will be effected by a ining the lectures and laboratory classes, and will arrive here on or about the 6th

any cano' whatever.

This steamer brings Cargo

Er 6.5. "Berchard" from Stettin Exes."Kong Figurd from Christiania HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE,

Hongkong Offee. Hongkong, 2-th February, 1913 [385

INDIA," AUSTRALIA,^20,

and for

:

The Swedish East Asiatic Co.'s str. Nippon left Suez on the 11th February and is expected to arrive here on or about the 10th March.

It cannot be too often stated that this is March. the British University, and therefore the responsibility of maintaining all branches of learning must be shared by all who are citizens in the Empire. There is ample opportunity for patriotic manufacturers tes increase the prestige of Great Britain in the East by endowments for this

Engineering firme bave also the

The TKK str. Buyo Maru left Honolulu for Yokohama on the sth February, sud is due in Hongkong on

vorstily to help us by presentation of the 20th March.

The str. Glenlochy passed the Suez- further apparatus. All offers should be FOR HUROPE AND AMERICA sent to the secretary of the British Canat on the 18th February, for Hong-

Caxton House, kong via Straits, Engineers Association,

The Mogul Line atr. Lothian sailed from Westminster, who will advise re ship- ment and inform intending donors whethe United Kingdom on the 26th Febru ther their offers have been already anticary, for the Far East via the Straits. pated. I would express my gratitude to the Association and the technical. Press for the splendid help which they have already given us in this pioneer work in China, They have proved themselves practical patriots, and I trust that we shall obtain further help, for we urgently need it.

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to council (be was a chairman of combi, from Sebang, is due in Hong- mitee), presiding at a luncheon the other dey, delivered grace as follows: For kong 8th March.

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Februsty Astrona DALTA MARU, Japanese str

matsu 16th Februars, Coal.

Mr Paul J. Gilbert Bishi Goshi Kaisha.

MiGodlike HAIMUN, British str. 615, J. W. Evans, MAG. Gordon 28th February Bwatow 27th FebruMEd foargoya ary, General-Douglas, Lapraiz & Mintbouza..... Co.

Maje MüsJonesk Guld KACHIDATE MANU, Japanese str., 3,439, W. ME JUHL Green.

Nakagawa 27th February-Japan, Mr P. O. vos Grine Coal.--Mitsui Bussan, Keisha M

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KANSU, British str., 1,228, Tuekben, 290d Merimshaw February Sabattik, Coal-Butter Capt F. Hail DAG.HMEN feld & Swire. KIYO MAHU, Japanese str., 1,448, KH J. Harris

Tukushima, 16th February Chin Mr W. T. Harbord

kiang, General. -Order: Kuzokow, British at

Hon Mr E. A Havatt

O.M.G. Mr A. E. Herdman He & Hn H. F.

Hickman

1,850,"Marting 213 February---Saigon 17th February. General. Order art 23rd February-Shanghai 20th Mr J. A Higgins KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,556, Ch, Stowe Hills

February, General-Chinch

Higgins, nurse LOBANG, British str., 978, J. H. Bowker, Major & Mrs. J.

and 2 childreD Miss Hors Mr H. Horten

28th February-Dalay 19th February, Luonow, British str. 1,218, Meathrel, 19th

February-Saigon 15th February, Mr C. A Howarth General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

RigButterfield & Swire.

Hr Alexander Hyde !, Dizon, 23rd February San Francisca Mrs E Ide MANCHURIA, American str.,, 8,750 A.Mr H. J. Hunt

3rd January, Mails and General Capt R. Innes

Mrs Jardi Pacific Mail 8.8. Merapi, British obr. 2,479,.. E. Uldoll, Brð Mr C. M. Kesler

February Singapore 17th February, Paymaster and Mrs J.

Kiddle, Z.N. SugarChines

Morral, British str., 3,053, F. L. Day

son, 20th Feuruary Vancouver 1.0. 27thalmurry, Flour and General. Canadian Pacific Railway Co POTAN HSINO, Chinese 1780, Wiedo. mai, 10th February Bangkok Bth February, HiceChinese Pasurusin British str., 1,065,

Mrs Klebe and 2

obildren Mr & Mrs H. A.

Koster

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Mr Raymond Robins MP.F.F. Robleder Mr H. Hamford

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Mr.W.Fabcknar. KLE. H. Sharp... Mr.J. OzHiblay, 128 Mr G..V.Sidiers and Minobildeketa Kawy Belth H&LAHs Emibia H&Mrs E Salih Mr Fred B. Smith

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Capt K. Erubbin MEO. Trimm Mr G. Vezasij Mr E. Walke

Hr C. E. Watkins Mr & Mr. B. Webb Mr & Mra, A. Weill and 4 children -{ MrP. Wontondarfi. Mr D. M. Whizzon! Sir William & Lady Roes Davies and

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Mr G. G. Wood an Mr C, Woldringh Mr & Mr Wrightson Mr J. A. Yanng

GRAND HOTEL.

Scott, 2nd February Salgon 17 February Rice and General-Wo Fat Sin RAJAH, German str., 1,245, Rosiefsky,vath,

Mr & Mrs Alka Fehruery-Rajang 3th February,

Mr Ashby Timber Butterfield & Swire. Sosuu Ma, Japanese str. 1,118, K. Mr&Mrs Astin

Tashiro, 28th February-Swatow 27th Mrs Amell February, General, Osaka Shosen Mr Barber.

Capt & Mrs Bedford Kaisha

SUBANG British str. 1,776, Simpson, 27th February-Singapore 91st Febru ary, General-Jardine, Matheson & Oo.

SULTAN van Langkat, Dutch str., E,$10 Kalin, 14th February-Singapore th February, Bulk Oil Asiatic Petro leum Co. TATTO MARU, Japanese str., 2009, Y. Ishi kawa, S1st February-Tamsui, etc.. 20th February, General, Osaka Sho- sen Kaisha:

TAMING, British str., 1,255, J. V. Bidford, 28th February-Manila 25th Febru- ary, GeneralButterfield & Swire. TUNGIANO, British str., 1,045, Bramwell, 18th Febri y Chinking 18th February, General, Jardine, Mathe- son&Co.

YING CHOW, British str., 1,216, McIntab, 92nd February-Amoy 20th February, Nil-Butterfeld & Swire..

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Comdr. B. E. Prichard Klakinng. Britomarty boat, 710-mg:900hp. Lieut

Camdr/WH. Darwell, Hankow UN KOLÁ Cadmus, British aloon, 1070 tons, LL 1,400 f.d, Commr. Hugh, P. F. T.. Williams Shanghai

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Honkgong

Moorhen, Elver, ganbaat, 180 ton, 2-guja Lh.p. 800 Lieut.Comdr Alion Dizon West River in

Nowostle, ad class emiyor, 4800 tons, turbilje 22,000 F.D-Captain George P. E. Hunt DS.0., Salgen, kan kan de

Nightingale, river gunboat, £5-tons, 240 kupor

Lt-Comdr. Malcolm Murray. E.N., Yang tesa, ou semua MURNO. Otter, torpedo best, destroyer 385 tone, 6 guns 6,300 hp Lieut. Comdr. Chembers

Ribble, TED, 690 tons; 7,500 F.D. 6 guns

G. Mackinnon Lt.oad E. J. Hongkong. N Robin, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 p.b. It Comdr. J. Hestwood-Nash, West River Rosario, depot ship for Bubmarinas, 980 tons, 1.b.p. 1400, Lt. Commr. N. E. Arohdale, Hongkong

Sandpiper, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 hop, Lients Comdr., L.A. 8. H. Hutton, Hongkong.p

Snipe, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 hp.

It-Comdr. Maurica B. Leslie, Yangtee. Talu, torpedo boat destroyer, 305 tons, i.h.p. 6,000, Gunnar W. H. Ryder, Hongkong. Tamar, receiving ship, 4650 tons. 6 gunu, Commodore B. Anstruther, CM.G., Hong. king.

Teal, river. gunhest, 180 tons, 2-guna, 800 i.hap. Lieut-Comdr. Ron Guy Stopford, Chung- kiang.

Thistle, gunboat 710 tons, 900-h.p.. Ident. Com. II R. N. Cottrell Dormer, Hankow Usk, T.RD. 590 106, 7,500 F.D, guns, Lt.

Maxwell, Hongkong

to

Virago, torpedo-boat destroyer, 395 tons 6 güns 63001 hp, Liont Comdr, Harold D. Adair. Hall, Hongkong.

2

Wellmg1LB.D., 890 tons, 7,500,

Comdr. Seymour, Hongkong

Whiting, torpedo best destroyer, 360 tons.

guns: 5,900 h.p..

Hongkong

Ident Comde. B Neville

Widgeon, santost, 195 toos, 2-gins-300 Lập, Lalent and Camdr, JCF Barrett, Klating. Woodcock, ganbest, 160 tons, 2 guns, 150

Lieut.Comdr. El B. R. Blackwood, Tang.

2, 5501 Woodlark, gunboat, 150 tone,

Lieute Camdr. Robin W. Lhyd Hankow Bubiasripes in L

No. 36, Godfrey Herbert, Lieut. Commr No. 37, A. A. L. Fenner, Lient Commr.

No D. J. E a Codrington, Lt Company. TB 035, Lt-Com, Handley, Hongkong. TB 036, Est-Com. Stileman. Hongkong | TB. 037, Lt Com. Nicol, West River

T.B. 038, Lt. Com Sarmour, Hongkong.

ON BALE.

MAIL TABLES

FOR 1918.

Shows the dates of doperture of the Mails of 1-Europe and Ameries, and the dates of their expected arrival at their destinations, sa well as. the dates of return Maile..

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On Paper

30 Cents.

On Sale at the Hongknog Daily Pries Office

Hongkong, 10th January, 1913,