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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th, 1927.

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November 17th.

Professor Arthur_vou. Le Coq. Figer, Norwegian str. 675 tons, Capt J. Hansen, from Pakhai,

whose discovery of the missing link with a general cargo, lying at

between Greek and Chinese art, the "buoy No. C44-Karsten, Lars

Per ma Fulda, from Shanghai, tions to Turkistan, fas astounded TIENTSIN via WEIHAI-

outcome of four remarkablë expedis sen & Co. Kija Maro, Japanese str., 931 tans, on Nov. 17th:-Mr. Baker the world of antiquaries, is staging

Capt. T.

from Hegarty, Mr. Isaacs, Mr. Quayle, with Sir Denizon and Lady Ross. Shiniamoto. Macao, lying at Laichikok. Mr. Madar, Mr. Smith, Mr. Raws

Apart from lectures at the School M.B.K.

thorne M. Stokes. Mr. Barnes, of Oriental Studies, the Professor's Kojan Horn, Japanese str., 1,306 Mr. Ollerdessen, Mr. Allison, Mr. time is being eagerly invaded for

tons, Capt. F. Taguchi, from and Mrs. G. Byyanck, Mr. K.

luncheons and dinners. Dairen and Chefoo, with a gen- K. Carstensin, Mr. A. Exa

"The Chinese are perhaps none Per 8,5. Patrocin, from Europe too pleased at this linking-up," be eral cargo, lying at buoy No. C12.-M.D.K.

ei Singapore, on November 18th-told a writer in the Daily Sketch. Tango Maro, Japanese str., 6,893 Mr. T. C. T. Heck, Mr. and MrsBut really neither the Chinese

tona, Capt. M. Matsuda, from A. M. Bowes Smith, Miss M. D. Melbourne, which port she left Bowes Smith Miss J. M. Bowes stone, nor the technique of sculp STRAITS & CALCUTTA....."

ture before the Greek influence, on October 22nd, with 2,200 tons Smith, Miss E. K. Butler, Miss A. of general cargo and wool, lying Cross, Mr. R. AL Donaldson, and I have, the most wonderful ut Kowloon Wharf.-N.Y.K. Miss F. E. Hamilton. Mr. and examples showing the evolution of Tangoma Maru, Japanese str., 4,278 Mrs. M. A. Johnson, Mrs Jordan Greek art and subjects into the SANDAKAN

tong, Capt. K. Fukuda, from Miss I. Jardain, Mrs. Kitching, Chinese and Indian Kobe and Manila The latter J. Little, Mr. McFerran, Master know. port she left on November 13th, MeFerrad, Mrs. Owen Hughes.

While excavating in Turkestan n with hemp and sugar, lying at Miss Owen Hughes, Mrs. Reynolds, proposal of marriage from one of buor No. A.-N.Y.K

Alaster J. K. Reynolds. Lady the lovely women-some of them. Fa On, Chinese str., 1,118 tone, Stuart Taylor, Miss L. E. Stuart he said, were exceptionally beauti-

Capt. J. Thorvig, from Hoihow Taylor, Master R. L. Stuart Taylor, futame his way

"I received a little embroidered und Swatow, with a general Mr. W. O. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. cargo, lying at buoy No. C38-H. Watling, Master H. A. Watling.bag," he laughed at the recollec Thoresen & Co.

Capt. Ford, Mrs Tryner, Mration. "containing pebble, a Tuan, British str., 1,206 tons, Fench, Mr. Ridgway, Mrs. R. N. V. straw, a pitch of tea, a little piece Capt. S. M. Barling, from Can- Hunt, Mes. Turner. Mr. O. E. of candy sugar, a hawk's feather, ton, lying at buoy No. C16- Davies, Mr. J. W. Bleiloch, Mr. M.

a tiny piece of coal, a day jujubę, B. & S.

J. A. Foster, Mr. and Mrs Brad-' and a walnut. And this is what November 18th.

dell, Capt. and Mrs. C. H. Cong the lady meant: Is your heart Chung Hing, Chinese str., 249 tons, lon, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jordan, as hard as this stone? I'm as pale

Capt. Leung Raing, from Mr. T. A. T. Begg, Mr. C. as this straw with love for you. D Kwong Chow Wan, with a gen- Butland, Miss E. Cooper, Miss N cannot drink my tea (have lost my eral cargo, lying at Snikong de Almeida," Mr. and Mrs. G. F.

You are as sweet us appetite). Dumbarton, Wharf. Hong On Co.

Dr. and Mra J.candy sugar, Had I the wings of City of Wellington, British str., Edgar, Master J. W. Edgar Mr. a hawk I would 6 to you. MyTO LONDON, ROTTERDAM& HAMBURG via STRAITS & COLOMBO.

3,029 tons, Capt. F. H. Cory, and Mrs. C. H. Eustacr, Master from Shanghai, which port the O. W. Eustace, Miss J. Finch eft on November 15th, with a Dawson, Mr. M. 8. Gardner, Mr. general cargo, lying at buoy No. F. B. Lewis, Dr. J. N. A. Lowson, Mr. H. G. Richards, Mr. and A23-Bank Line. Kunchor, British str., 1,929 tons, Mrs. H. R. Rix, Lieat. H. C. H. Capt. C E Fisher, from New Taylor, Mr. N. H. P. Whitley, chwang and Amoy, with a gen Miss N. Mackay, Miss G. G. Brodie, Misawa, Miss T. Misawa, Mrs. A. eral cargo, lying at buoy No. Mr. and Mra Bailey, Mrs. Hather Nakamura, Master T. Nakamura, ley, Miss J. W. Hatherley, Master Muster Y. Nakamura, Mrs. H. Saka- CH-B. & S.

3. W. Hatherley, Mrs. Heygate, moto. Master H. Sakamoto, Master Mr. A. T. Howes, Mrs. J. W, Hum A. Sakamoto, Mr. B. KawaAKTA. phries, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. John Miss Y. Nakamura Mr. T. Mura- son, Mrs. Lamond, Mrs M. Little, gishi. Mr. Y. Nakamura, Mr. S. Miss J. H. Little, Master D Ogura, Mr. T. Nagabatake, Mr. G. Little, diss M., Moodie, Mre. Aoki, Mr. K. Barn, Mr. H. Miura, Moore, Miss M. Moore, Master W. Dr. S. Takasugi, Dr. K. Katsuno, Dr. Y. Nakamura, Dr. E. Koba- Moore, Mr. J, Mortimer, Mr. J. S. Russell, Miss S. Russell, Mr. A. Labi, Dr. T. Fukuda, Dr. K. Shiga, Slack, Mr. E. B, Summer, Mr. and Dr. R. Takano, Dr. S. Fannoka. Dr. Mrs Tenant. Mr. and Mrs. Boysen, T. Taniguchi, Mr. S. Shiraishi, Mrs. N. Shiraishi, Master N. Shiraishi, Mr. Howell.

Peris. Suwa Maru, from Japan Mr. M. Hirnji Mr. Y. Hamamoto. Shanghai on November 18th: Dr. S. Hata, Mr. S. Nishigame. Mr. Misa" E Atkinson, Mr. T. O.K. Azuma, Mr. M. Kondo, Mrs. Blakey Mr. C. Brock, Mr WII Takiguchi Mrs. M. Tsuda, Miss F Danb, Mr. W. L. Katon, Mr. S. Harada. Mr. T. Kobayashi, Mr. A. Fujisaki, Mr. Ha Ki, Mr. Ha Leung, Noack, Mr. W. Hocquard, Mrs. W. Mr. Wm. S. King, Mr. N. Lilaram. Hocquard. Mr. A. M. Bruyne, Mr. MS. T. C. Chin, Dr. G. Clausen, Mrs. Mr. Y. Megurikami, Negami, Mr. A. W. Newton, Mr. E. Clausen, Mr. S: Nishimura, Mr. H. H. H. Priestley, Mrs. C. K. Y. Sekiya, Miss T. Sekiya, Mr. M. Priestley, Mr. NT. Saunders, Mr. Mono, Mr. H. Kamata, ir S. Y. Sekiguchi, Mr. H, Tampo, Mrs. Inamura, Mr. T. Ishikawa, Mr. L. Y. Tampo, Mr. T. Tsutsumi, Mr. Hirose, Mr. H. Kawamota, Mr. S. N. Yamashite. Dr. H. Kubota, Mr. Kataoka, Dr. F. Oshima. Dr. S. S. Miyagi. Mrs. T. Aliyagi, Master Oshima, Dr. S. Shizume, Mr. I T. Miyagi, Miss K. Miyagi, Miss Shioda, Mr. T. Takahara. Mr. G. H. Nakatsu, Mr. T. Takiguchi, M. Matsuoka, Mr. S. Hayashi, Mr. K. S. Nakajima, Mr. Sugita, Mr. T. Tateishi, Mr. T. Morita. Mr. R. Misawa, Mrs, K. Misawa, Master T. Kaneyasu. Miss F. Liechti, Mrs. E

Herman, Miss (Continued ov ̋nezt Qolumn.)

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Kisha Moru, Japanese str., 1,567 tons, Capt. C. Mihami, from Swatow, with coal and generai | cargo, amounting to 1,000 tons, Lying at O.S.K. Wharf.-O.S.K. Morinka Muru, Japanese str., 3,005 tons Capt. S. Nakajima, from Moji, which port she left an November 11th, with a general cargo, lying at Kowloon Wharf. -N.Y.K, Putrusts, British str., 10,114 tons,

Capt. C. T. Clark, from Liver- pool, which port she left on October 15th, with a general cargo, lying at Holt's Wharf B. & S. Shunder, Chinese str.. 004 tons, Capt. B. Miyaoka, from Cac- ton, lying at buoy No. C45,- Ching Kee Co Suwa Murn, Japanese str., 6,637 Tons, Capt. M. Gotoh, from Yokohama and Shanghai. The latter port she left on November 15th, with a general cargo, lying at buoy No. AS.-N.Y.E. Tuin, Chinese str,, 402 tons, Capt. Lo Yat Sun, from Kwong Chow Wan, with a general cargo, lying no buoy No. C15 "Wing Heung Co.

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CLEARANCES.

November 18th. Chung W, "for Hongay. City of Wellington, for Iloilo. Eiger, for Whampoa. Hai Ning, for Swatow. Helikon, for Bangkok. Ludus Mari, for Moji. Juddaa, for Manila, Fanchoe, for Canton. Kwa Sung, for Canton. Les Fila de Paul Daumer, for

Kay,

Mau, for Canton. Miikema gre, for Hongay. Morioka Maru, for Singapore. Patroclu for Shanghai. Hi Marn, for Calcutta. Shun Ler, for Foochowin Sinking, for Shanghai. Sura aru, for Singapore. Taikus Wanyi, for Cheribon Tak Hing, for Macao, Talamba, for Singapore. Hon-Tonkin, for Haiphong.

(Continued on mext Columa.)

Tatyana Maru, for Keelung, Tuan On, for Swatow.

heart is burnt up with love like this coal. I have become as dried up as this jujube. And the walnut said:

I am completely yours.'

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