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THE HONGLUNte Daili

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NEW YORK & BOSTON

vis Botafor Fanama Canalafat Ownar's Option.

8.8.

" MUNCASTER CASTLE”

LLOYD

S.S. "PERSIA "

sailing about 10th November

TRIESTINO

For SHANGHAI

about 8th Nov,

For BRINDISL VENICE &

TRIESTE

Taking Cargo on through Bilof Lading for LEVANT, BLACK SRA & DANUBE

PORTS

MIA SINGAPORE, PENANG & COLOMBO

S.S.J AFRICA”.

S.S. PERSIA”.

sailing about 7th November.

sailing about 8th December.

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TOYAMAJMABU

Monday,

15th Nov, at 11 am,

TOYOHASHI MARU-

FUSHIMI MABU (omitting sanila).

Friday, ...Tuesday,

KATORI MARU

26th Nov, at 11 km. 14th: Doc., at [11 &m· Tuesday, 29th Dec, 11 am.”

DEATH OF A GALLANT MAN

MONDA

OCTOBER 1ST

INTIMATIONS

A. D. C.

IN

DUNSANY'S

A sad drowning fatality occurresi outside the Sea View Hotel, Singapore last week.. A child whose parents reside at the hotel fell into the sea while walking along the sea wall, The screams of the youngster attendant soon brought assistance Captain Kenros, late chef officer of the his fucking, who was jest preparing to enter the water, dived from the pier to the buy Assistance. The child was saved through the gallanter of Captain Kearon, who unfortunately lust his life. Mr. WW. Langdon, a friend, who witnessed the tragedy, gave the following account of fit at the Coroner's inquest:

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When the deceased dived to the resesse, seened to get hold of the boy. While this was happening three lifebells were thrown into the water two of which were nied, but deceased managed to

grasp the third one. Just thon Mr Mesias divesi in and

caught hold of both the deceased and the boy. As soon as the Captain sized

of the hebelt seemed to colinps He put the lifebelt on the boy and it peared to witness that he had some object in his mind which he intended to do and then he collapsed. At this time a sampan was passing at end of the pier and Mr. Mesias handed the small boy into and then he went and brought in the deceased's body. The body was under water buy wit ness was of the opinion that deceased had gripped the ropes of the lifebelt otherwinn the body would have been lost. Mr. the deceased's body with

Mening his head out of the

one hand

water and with the other he beid on to the Bampan which towed then to shore. When they arrived the small boy was handed out and he appeared to be none the worse for his adventure. The Cap- tain's body was lifted an to the pier and artificial respiration was immediately comm menced by Mrs. Schlette (mother of the bay) and others present. In the meantime three car were went into town for doctors Wifness bad and Dr Forsyth arrived. only known the deceased for age six weeks. He was aged about sixte year?, |

married man and had Family Deceased was in the Titan's disaster, where he last two toes on his left foot and he was also torpedoed during the war in the North Bea. On both occasions he was many hours in the water which presumably proved that he was a xwimmer. Wit derstood that decat on two wins

in the war and another son was on his

way out bore.

Mr. Langdon at the con- clusion of his evidence said that as a friend of the deceased he would like to express in public his admiration for the gallans conduct of Mr. Mesias in jumping into the am as he did. fully dressed, to the rescue of the deceased and the little boy. He understood that that was not the first time he had done such a roble action and he hoped he would receive public recognition for his bravery.

JAPANESE FOREIGN POLICY.

THE POSITION OF THE OPPOSITION IMPORTANT SPEECH BY VISCOUNT?

LONDON & ANTWERP vis Aingapore, Penang. Colombo, Bues the Opposition, with regard to interna

Port Brid and Marseilles.

MISHIMA MARU

SADO MARU

KITANO MABU

Monday, Friday, Friday,

19th Oct. 21 "NOU 12th Nov, Noon

HAMBURG, LONDON & BOTTERDAM vis Suez,

DAKAR MARU sailing from Yokohama

Baturday, 15th October

LIVERPOOL & MARSEILLES via Singapore. Colombo, Bues an

Port Said

KAMAKURA MAHU

Sunday,

21h Nov, aboan

MELBOURNE & SYDNEYägvisa Manila,

Laland, Townsville & Brisbane,

NIKKO MARU

AKI HARU

NEW YORK via Suez.

Friday

SOUTH AMERICAN POETS ris CAPE,

BOMBAY & COLOMBO via Singapore.

JINSHO MARU

H

shid Oct, as iî am 17th Nov, 11 am.

Wednesday, 27th --

CALCUTTA & BANGOON vis Bingapore & Penang.

Bunday, 24th October, KOTSU MARU

JAPAN PORTS-Nagasaki, Eobe & Yokohama. SHANGHAL KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

"TENSHIN" "MARU”

INABA MABU

KAMO MABŲ

Visecunt Kato, addressing the General Convention of the Kenseikai, at Tokyo,! OF the rib inst, cutlined the position of

tional affairs. He said that he was co- vinced that the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, should be renewed with modifications

GOLDEN DOOM. GLITTERING GATE. COMPROMISE OF THE

KINGA

LOST SILK "HAT.

THE

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FUND

Under the Patronage of s

H.E.Bir Bernal Edward Stubbs, K.C...G. HE. Major General E. Ventrix, C.B. HR. Commodore W. Bowden Smith, L.B.E.

Hon Mr. Lau Chu Pak, Hon Mr. Ho Fook.

Thursday, Saturday,

Oct. 28th Oct. 30th

at 9.30 p.m.

ADVANCE BOOKING"... Oct: 20th GENERAL BOOKING.

Oct, 2nd

AT MOUTRIE'S.

PRICES AS USUAL

[1602

WISEMAN, LTD.

TEA DANCES

TUESDAY, Oct. 19 b.

and

THURSDAY, Oct. 21st.

DINNER DANCE

SATURDAY, Oct -- 23rd.

Tickets for Tea Dance...S.00 Tickets for Dinner Dance...$150 The above charges do not include Mia and Refreshments..

1920

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JECT TO ALTERATION

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Fed., 20th Out, 8 m

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Northern and Yangters Porta vẫn Banneled as lined to all

MANILA ĮLANE —A weakly service in maintained with Kanila, by vessels with good

milling fan both ports every Friday, PARSOR FOEI and 'cargo calling as Holbow whan inducement offers and Bandakan, by

-HAIPHONG LINK uger accumulatem me pa

BORNEO ILONE

-One miling per month between Hongong

1 steamer having up-to-date sccommodation for pamengers. Cargo baken on through Bill of Lading for Kandat, Jemeltas Labuan, Tawio and I had Deterge

TIENTSIN · LINE :—A regular portion, le run from March to November betw

Hongkong and Tientain, calling at Welhalwai and Chetoo.

CALCUTTA

LINE.

YATSHING" will be despatched on or avout 19th, for SINGAPORE, PENANG and CALCUTTA.

Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, PORT SWET- TENHAM, MADRAS, and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Freight or Passage apply to-

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The secret of proper diplomated, regard to China the speaker,

lies in far-play, and in the Japanese Aiming at friendkness with the Chiness people as a whole Viscount Kato de clared that the present Ministry showed no partiality to either the North or the South, but was so wholly negative in ite Thursday diplomacy, that it failed even to uphold the

legitimate rights of the Empire, conse quently encouraging anti-Japaq MOT ments and estranging the two peoples

He criticised the Japanese delegate at Versailles for appealing for sympathy in their favour with regard to Shantung. instead of standing armly on Japan' treaty rights, while in the Foochow and other case, he declared, Japan had also failed to back up her justified claims, an ViscountKato said that Japan had blundered continuously with regard to Siberia failing in her rent object, which was to help to establish an anti-Balshevik Government, and she was now holding Saghalien, which was untenable.

Thursday, 2lb Oct,n) 11 mm Friday, 29th: Oct,

With regard to Cubifornia, the Ken- seikai leader said that be reserved com- ment pending the conclusion of negotia tions, But Apan bould!

satisfactory not spare, any effort selfiement, confronting the problem fairly! and determinedly with the rights of the Japanese residents in her mind.. Japan would be condemned for ever if she con. kunted to conclude a treaty, pleasing to

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Closer scrutiny with regard to Korea, the speaker continued, disclosed the exist ence of grave conditions, which had not been made public by the Government, whose policy of secrecy was useless. The fullest publicity was asential to the study of conditions by the Government and the people. He unhesitatingly approved the present reforms as a preliminary to future self-government take this oppor tunity count Katu concluded," informing the Koreans that self-Govern, ment will only be entrusted to them after the way to it has been payed Independ ence, as clamoured for, cannot be per matted,

of

The London Gazette announces that a receiving order in bankruptcy has been Bir Thomas Beecham, the

Tenperabicrinen respris. The

creditors petition for a public examination on November 24th. It is reported that although Bir Thomas inherited £100,000 per annum, he is unable to dérive any benefit from the inheritance owing to obligations contracted by his father and accordingly had recourse to money lender

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