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ARMY'S BOXING

SUCCESS.

DEFEAT OF WELSH AMATEUR TEAM.

PLUCKY EXHIBITION BY ARCHIE RULE.

A big cowd, turned up at the Queen's Hall for the international amateur boxing tonun match between the Army and Wales.

ABANDONED YACHT

MYSTERY.

STORY OF TOBACCO CARGO AND SHOT-RIDDLED COAT.

A derelict and drifting motor- yacht alleged to have on board a cargo of tobacon and n sadler's cost riddled with bullets is the subject of a baffling mystery which the Belgian police and Customs outcials have been: trying to unravel.

The story of the finding of the yacht has all the elements of a melodrama,

The vessel in white and the name Marsouin is stated to be painted on her side.MANA match at

Many people from the Principal- "ity who came up for the inter-

national "Bugger"

Twickenham attended to cheer their boys on, and some keen bouts wro witnessed, the Army sinning by 5

contests to 3.

Eneli of the contests were schedul- ed for six rounds. In the first, B. Aherne, a former British and Walsh schoulboy champion, mit Bandaraz Fairhurst, 2nd King's Bigt, and runner-up for the Army Bysweight title. Aherne showed good ring- eraft, hat the Welsh boy, was the taller, and used an effective left hand. Fairhurst tried desperately for a knockout, but was often shart with his counters, and Abertio was a good winner on points.

T. Badmore, the Welsh borinn champion, and Sgt.-Instr. C.. E. Haslam, the 1.5.B.A. and Army fly-weight champion, came next, Radmore had an advantage in height and reach, and sored many ints at long rangs, Haslain, however, kopt both hands busy, bit

frequently short,

he Wils

The

Fishermon outside Zeebrugge Harbour were astounded when they BBW the yacht drifting in the wind without any sign of life on board. For some tinie they watched the vessel boing tossed to and fro in the heavy sens and were hall afraid to approach her..

They hailed the yacht time after time without receiving an answer, and foally they decided to hoard her. There was no one on board, and the fishermen were astonished to find a large quantity of tobacco stored below.

They then discovered a coat of blue material with what seemed to be a number of bullet boles through

the sleeves.

The yacht's crew, it would seem, had made a hurried departure for there were signs of a half-finished toont in the tiny quarters, and the yacht's gear was undisturbed, be The fishermen decided to tow the "mystery ship to Zeebrugge.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1931.

ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG.

ALEXANDRIL

Prea, Wilson, Dollar, Feb. 22, Pres. Van Baron, Dolkar, March 8 Pros, Garfield, Dollar, March 29,

KMOY.

Haiyang, Douglas, Feb. 20. Haighing, Douglas, Feb. 24, Kingyuan, B. & 8. Feb. 20. Taiyuan, B. & 8., Feb. 20. Haining, Douglas, Feb. 27, Tilawa, B.I., Fob, 27.

jisaroca, J.C.J.L., Feb. - 28: Autung, D. & S, March 2 Hosang, Jarding's, March 3. Tainan, B. & S., March 4. Santhin, B., March 11. Kuteang, Jardino's, March 17 Talma, B.I., March 24.

ANTWERP.

Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb, 21. Afrika, Manners: Feb, 21: Ramsts, Jcbacn, Fob. 28.

Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., March 7.

Khiva, P. & O, March 7. Khyber, P. & Q., March 14. Somali, P. & O., March 21. AUSTRALIAN PORTS.

Tanda, E. & A.. Feb. £8. Taiping, B. & S.. March 20 Atsuta Maru, N.Y.K., March 26.1

BALTIC PORTS.

Afrika, Manners, Feb. 21,

BALTIMORE. Loganbank, Bank, March 20,

BANGKOK,

FOOOHOW.

Haiyang, Douglas, ch. 20. Cheongahing, Jardino's, Feb. 24. Haiching, Douglas, Feb. 24, Haining, Donglae, Feb. 27, Chipshing. Jardine's, March

GENGA

Pelous, B., Feb. 90. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22, Pres. Wilson, Dollar, Feb, 29, Ramses, Jelsen, Fch 29. Shantung, Gilman's, Fob. 28. Baarbrucken, Melchors, March 7. Leverkusen,Jobson, March. 8... Pres. Van Buren, Dollar, March 8 Vanozin-L, Dodwell's, March 20, Lyons Maru, N.Y., Maroh 14. Saarland, Jebsen, March 18.. Eurylochus, B.F. March 20. Pres Garfield, Dollar, March 22. Gango,, Dodwell's, March 25.

GLASGOW.

Poleus, BF, Feb. 20. Antenor, B.F., March 18. Eurylochue, B.F., March 20.

GOTHENBURG.

Shantung, Gilman's, Feb. 29.

HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW.

Kiungehow, B. 8., Fab, 23. Antung, B. & S., March 2

HAMBURG.

Afrika, Manners, Feb. 91 Ramses, Jebaen, Feb. 28. Shantung, Gilman's Feb. 23. Have, Molchora, March 3, Menelaus, B.F., March 3 City of Chester, Bank; March 5. Kihiva, P. & O., March 7. Saarbrueckon, Melchers, March 7 Leverkusen, Jebsen, March 8. City of Guildford, Bank, March 0. Saarbruecken. Melchers, March 7. City of Chester, Bank, March 15. Loverkusen, Jobson, March 8. Saarland, Jobsen, March 15.

Aller, Molchers, March 9t. Somili, P. &, O., March 21.

No Clue.. There was no clue as to the ves Welshman made the mistake of gosel's destination or what had be ing in for close fighting in the last

come of her crew," round, and Hasiniu tries hooked

Helios, Thoresen, Fob. 23. him heavily to the check; Gas Rad- master of Zeebrugge, said to a Kiangsu, B. & S., March 1.

Captain Jean Melaerts, harbour-Kalgan, B. & 8. Fob 25. more was a good winner.

the telephone: "Several of the Daily Expres representative or Gisherfolk belonging to this port were fishing some distance from the harbour when they saw a drifting motor-yacht, which took no heed of their signals.

"The vessel was found to be

The feather-weight event brought together the Welsh champion, Carpenter, and Cpl. J. Jones, an other 1.S.B.A. and Army champion. Here again the Welsh competitor was the taller and the longer in the redch; Thug Jones, although receiv ing a number of loft jabg in the face, later began to duck the Welsh man's leads and punish him about the head. Carpenter wns several

The fishermen hoarded the times in trouble on the ropes, Campanter did better in the fourth yacht and were amazed to find and fifth rounds, but Jonce punch-bales of tobacco which bore no ed him heavily about the head and labels, whatever of the port of body in the sixth and secured the origin or destination, decision.

In the welter-weight bouts a substitute had to by found to meet L-Sgt. E. Peters (Irish Guards) and Archic Rule, the old European bantam champion was pressed into service at the last minute. Rule, who now lives in London, had not loxed for three years and stated that he was on the sick list only a week ago and weighs not much more than the bantamweight limit. The cld champion fought pluckily against his more út and heavier op- ponent, but was compelled to retire in the second round."

Results.

Fly-weight.-B. Aherne (Wales) beat Bdsman. Fairhurst (2nd King's liegt.) on points

Bautom.-T. Radmore (Wales) beat Sgt. Instr. O. E. Haslam (A.P.T.S.) on points.

Feather-Cpl. J. Jones (2nd R.

(Wales) on points.

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called Marsouin, and in the failing light, witli ne men on her decks, she prosented an eerie appearance.

On the vessel's arrival in port the cargo of tobacon was removed by the Customs officials, and the yacht was moored alongside the quay."

"

Excited groups of fishermen stood on the quayside discussing the mys- stery of the sea and the possible fate of the missing crew..

WHERE THE NAVY IS DEFICIENT.

VICE-ADML. TAYLOR'S

WARNING.

in a Navy Leagub lecture

on

BAROELONA.

BELAWAN-DELI.

Cramer, J.C.J.L., March 12. BOMBAY

Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K.. Feb. 27. Alipore, P. & O., March 3. Venezia-L, Dodwell's, March 10, Kaga Maru, N.V.K., March 11, ̧ Gange, Dodwell's, March 25.

BOSTON.

Pres. Wilson, Dollar, Feb. 22 Cingalese Princo, Furness, Feb. 25. Pros, Van Buren, Dollar, March 8. Taketoyo Maru, N.Y.K., March 12. Loganbank, Bank, March 20. Pres. Garfield, Dollar, March 22,

BREMEN

HAVRE.

Peleus B.F., Feb. 20,

MANILA

Tres. Wilson, Dollar, Fob.-22 Emp. of Russia, O.P.8., Feb. 23. Pros Lineoin, Dollar, Feb, 24, Pros, Clevelnad, Dollar, Feb. 28. Tanda, E. & A. Feb. 28. Tjikarang, J.C.J.L., March 3, Saarbrucción: Melchora, March 7. Pres. Van Buren, Dolar, Marah 8. Pres. Madison, AL March 10. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, March 14, Tjibadak, J.C.JL, March 17, Taiping, B. & S., March 20, Pres. Garfield, Dollar, March 22. Atauta Maru, NY.K., March 20

MARSEILLES,

Afrika, Manners, Feb. 21. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.E., Feb. 21, Pres. Wilson, Dolar, Feb. 22, Malwa, P. & O... Feb. 28. Kamers, Jebeen, Feb, 28. Chenonoaiux, M.M, March 3. Haso, Melchors, March 3, Monelnus, B., March 3. Hakana Maru, N.Y.K., March 2, Khiva P. & O., March 7. Pres Van Buren, Dolinr, March 8, Khyber, P. O, March 14. Lyong Maru, NY.K., March 14. Saarland, Jebsen, March. 15. Athos II, M.M., March 17. Antenor, B.F., March 18. Aller, Melchers, March 21.. Somali, P. & O, March 21. Pros. Garfield, Dollar, March 22,

NAPLES,

Yosakuni Maru, N.Y.K.. Feb. 21. Pres. Wilson. Dollar, Feb. 22, Cingalesa Prince, Furness, Feb. 25, Pros. Van Buren Dollar, March 8. Pres. Garfield, Dollar, March 22

NEW YORK, BOSTON, atɑ.

Pres. Wilson, Dollar, Feb. 22, Cingalese Prince, Furness, Feb. 28. Pres. Van Buren. Dollar, March 8, Taketoyo Maru, N.Y.E., March 12. Loganbank, Bank, March 20, Pres. Garfield, Dolar, March 2

City of Chester, Bank, March 15. | NORTH CHINA PORTS. Eurylochus, BF, March 20.

HONOLULU.

Hector, B. F., March 7. Coblenz, Melchers, March 11.

Chichibu Maru, NY.K., March 4. Heiyo Maru, N.Y.K, March 5 Tatsuta Maru N.Y.K., March 18. PAKHOL GAPAN PORTS

Kiungchow, B. & S., Feb. 25.

FANAMA

Heiyo Maru, NY.K., March, 5. Taketoyo Maru, N.F.K., March 12

Aller, Melchers, Feb. 21. Eumaeus, B.F., Feb. 21. Fushimi Maru, N.Y.K., 21.. Protesilaus, B.F, Feb. 21. Kanagawa Mara, NY.K., Feb. 22. Somali, P. &, O., Feb. 22. - Heian Maru, NY.K., Feb. 24. Have, Melchers, March 3,

Carnavonshire, Jardino's, Feb. 27. PENANG. Saarbruecken. Melchers, March 7. Glenbog, Jardine's, Feb. 27 Aller, Melchers, March 21.

BRINDISI.

Vice-Adml. E. A. Taylor, M.P., Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 22, "Trade Routes and their Defence, Venozin-, Dodwell's. March 10. at the Royal United Service In-Gange, Dodwell's, March 25. stitution, in London, pointed out that since the advent of lying mi-

CALCUTTA.

Wolah. Fus) beat F. Carpenter thines the Mediterranean would Takada, B.I., Feb. 27,

Le a very dangerous spot for us Welter, Sgt. T. Wigmore (d-in any future war. Royal Scots) heat T Edmunds He entirely disassociated him- (Wales) on points; L.-Sgt. E. Peter self, however, from those who said (Irish Guards) beat A. Rule (Wales), who retired in the second 1ound.

that the battleship was no use, and that aircraft could replace de stroyers and cruisers in safeguard (2nding our merchant shipping.

Middle-P G. Bronman H. Tank Compa). beat A: Donovin (Wales) on crating vote.

Fun (1st Manchester Regt.) knocked Light Heavy-L-C W. Thom But W. Resed (Wales) in the second 1ound...

EXCHANGE.

CLOSING QUOTATIONS,

ON LONDONI

February 19, 1931.

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201

Calcutta Maru, N.Y.K., March 1. Kumsang, Jardino's, March 2 Penang Maru, N.Y.K., March & Buisang, Jardino's, March 9, Hoang, Jardin's, March 21.. Tilawa, B.I, March 21...

UASABLANCA,

Monclaus, B.F., March 3.

Aircraft could b5 only auxiliary to the battle fleet, and bo hoped. sould be entirely under the con- COLOMBO, the time would come when they

trol of the Adminalty,

The Trade Routes. Thero were no rules at all, he said, as to attack by aireraft. During a war at sos-even if there. were a convention concerning air attack a country at war with us, which had an elicient air force, might be pushed into mying, as Germany did with regard to the aubmarine: I am going to sink all ships with my flying machines, and provent them carrying, into port the commodities you require, and will take the risk of bringing in neutrals against, ms."N

The British Empire had 80,000 miles of trade routes,-and-depend- ed on the sea for its existence. Practically the whole of our "fuel oil had to come overseas, and it that alone were cut off our whole ceonomic life would come to a standstill.

Muddled Through."

Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 2. Pres. Wilson, Dotlar, Feb. 22, Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 27. Malwa, P. & O., Feb. 28. Alipore, P. & O.. March 3 Chenonceaux, M.M., March 3, Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., March 7. Khiva, P. & O., March 7 Fros. Van Buren, Dolbar, March 8. Venezia-L, Dodwell's, March 10, Kaga. Maru, NY.K., March 11. Athos II, M.M., March 17. Antenor, B.F., March 18 Pros, Garfield, Dollar, March 22 Gango, Dodwell's, March 25

COPENHAGEN.

Afrika, Manners, Feb. 21,

DALFY.

Chenan, B. & B., Feb. 21, Chinhun, B. & 8 March 2:

Yet to protect our trade routes Heator, B.F., March 7. we were allocated only 50 cruisers |_*

under the London Treaty, and 25 | DUTCH PORTS.

of those were allocated definitely

to the Battle Flocs, and were not Afrika, Manners, Fek, 21, Available for other work.

Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Ramsen, Jebsen, Feb. 28.

We always had been dehoient in cruisors, and in the past had mud-Shantung. Gilman's, Feb. 28, died through, but we could not muddle through anything to-day.

We are far below the next naval Power, America, as far as our no. curity and the safety of our mer cantile trade routes are concerned," declared Vice-Adml. Taylor, al-

earriors of, the world and London is the centre of the world's trade. You cannot creato a navy îñ war time, and must have it in peace ready to be used.

Havel, Melchers, March 3. Menelaus, B.T., March 3. Flakone Maru, NY.K, March 7, Khiva, P. & O., March 7. Saarbruecken. Melchers, March 7. Leverkusen, Jebsen, March 8 City of Guildford, Bank, March 0

| City of Chester, Bank, March 16.

Saarland, Jobsen. March 15. Antenor, B.F., March 18. Aller, Molchare, March 21. Somali, P. & O. March.... 21.

Tilawa, B.I., Feb, 27... Rawalpindi, P. & O., Feb. 28. Glengleg, Jardino's, March 2. Kulmerland, Jebsen, March 2. Tango Maru, NY.K., March 2. D'Artaguan, M.M., March 3, Formica, Gilman's March 3. Hosang, Jardine's, Marrh 3. Porsous, B.F., March 3. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., March 4. Gange, Dodwell's, March 4..... Emp. of Canada, C.P.S, March 5. Heiyo Maru, N.Y.K., March 5. Mirzapore, P. & 0, March 6. St. Albans, E. & A, March 8. City of Khios, Bank, March 7. Hilda, Dodwell's, March 9. Doliu, B.T., March 10. Santhia, B.I., March 11. Karmala, P.&O., March 14- Teucer, B.F., March 14, Tiresias, B.F., March 15. Glenluce, Jardine's, March 10. Angers, M.M., March 17: Kutsang, Jardine's, March 17. Oldenburg, Jebsen, March 17. Emp. of Russia, C.P.8., March 18 Tatauta Maru NY, K., March 18, Soudan, P. & C., March 19. Franken, Melchers March 21, Anchises, B.F., March 24, Nanking, Gilman's, March 24, Talm B.I., March 24.

JAVA PORTS...

Tjimanock, J.C.J.L, Feb. 24. Tjikarang, J.C.J., March 3, Tilleboet, J.C.LL, March 10. Tiibadak, JCJL, March 17, Tianro J.C.J.L, March 24.

LIVERPOOL

Pelous, B.F., Feb, 20, Lyons Maru, N.YK Marok 14. Eurylochus, BF, March 20.

LONDON.

Yasukuni Marú, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb. 29. Malwa, P. & O, Feb. 28. Manelaus, B.T. March 3 Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., March 7. Khiva, P. & O., March 7. City of Guildford, Bank, March 1. Venezia-L, Dodwell's March 10; Khyber, P. & O, March. 14. City of Chester, Bank, March Antenor, B.F., March 18, Somali, P. & O. March 21. Gange, Docholl's, March 25,

SHANGHAI,

EXPECTED ARRIVALS" AND

MOVEMENTS.

Agapenor duo from New York

March 10.

Aller due from Europs Tob. 91 Anchise due from Europe March

24.

Carnavonshire due from Europe:

Feb. 27.

23, City of Chester dus from Now

York March 8

27.

Aller, Molchers, Feb. 21. Chenan, B. & S., Feb. 21. Eumaeus, B.T., Fob, 21 Fushimi Marn, N.Y.K. 21. Cracovia, Dodwol's, Feb, 22. Hangsang, B. & 8., Feb, 22. Kanagawa Maru, NY.K., Pet. Somali, P. & O., Feb. 22, 2 lleian Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 24. Srechton, B. & 8. Fob 22. Suiyang, H. & S., Feb. 24. Afrikh, Monnora, Feb, 25. Nanchang, B. & S. Feb. 23, Yatshing, Jardine's, Feb. 25. Kingyuan B. & S., Feb. 26. Taiyuan, B. & S., Feb, 20. Carunvonshire, Jardine's, Feb. Tilawa, B.I., Feb, 27. Rawalpindi, P. & O., Fob. 28. Tjianroca, J.C.J.L., Feb. 28 Kwongsang, Jardine's, Maroh 1.. Sunning, B. & S., March 1 Chinhun, B. & S., March 2. Glongbog, Jardine's, March 3, Kulmorland, Jebsen, March 2 Tango Maru, N.Y.K, March 2. D'Artagnan, M.M., March 3. Formona, Gilman's, March 3, Porsous, B. F. Marih 3 Sinkiang, B. & S., March 3. Chakaang, Jardine's, March 4. Chichibu Maru. N.Y.K., March Gange, Dodwell's, March 4. Tainan, B. & S., March 4. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., March 5 St. Albans, E. & A., March 10. City of Khios, Bank March 7. Hoctor, B.F., March 7. Annam, Manners, March ‚0. Hilda, Dodwell'e, March 9. Suisang, Jardino's, March 0. Dolius, B.F., March 10, Coblenz, Melchers, March. 11. Karmala, P. & On March 14, Tiresins, B.F., March 15. -: Glenluce. Jardino's, March 18, Angers, M.M., March 17.4. Kutaang, Jardine's, March 17. Oldenburg;, Jebsen, March 17... Emp. of Russia, C.P.8., March 18, Tatuita Maru N.Y.K., March 13. Soudan, P. & O., March 19. Franken, Melchers, March 21. Anchises, B.F., March 24. Nanking, Gilman's, March 24,

SINGAPORE

4.

Peleus, B.F., Feb. 20. Yasukuni Maru, NY.K.. Feb. 21. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Feb, 20. Pres. Wilson, Dollar, Feb, 22., Takada, B.I., Feb. 21. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 27, Malwa, P. & O., Feb. 28. Cateytin Maru, N.Y.K.. Mareb 1. Antung, B. & S., March 2. Alipore, P. & O., March 3, Chenonceaux, M.M., March 3, Havel, Molchors, March 3. Kumsang, Jarilino's, March 3, Menelaus, B.T.; March 3, Hakone Mara, N.Y.K., March 7 Khiva, P. & O., March 7. Penang Maru, N.YK, March 8. Pres. Van Buren, Dolar. March 8. Suisang. Jardine's. March 9 Venezia-L, Dodwell's, March 10. Aller, Melchors, March 21.

Kaga Maru, N.V.K.. March 11."

Cromer. J.O.J.L.; March. 12. ↑ Athos II. M.M., March 17.. Antenor, B.F., March 18 Eurylachus. B.F., March 20. Aller Melchors, March-21,' Hosang, Jardine's, March 21, Tilawa. B.I., · March 21. Pree, Garfield, Doler, March 21. Gange. Dodwell March 25. Kawachi Maru, N.Y.K,, March 20, SOUTH AFRICAN PORTA Karachi Maru, N.Y.K., March 20 SONETHE AMERICAN PORTR Heiya Maru, N.Y.K.. March B

Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 21. Pres. Wilson, Dollar, Feb, 29. Takada, B.I., Feb. 27. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 27, Malwa, P. & O., Feb. 28. Catentts Mari, N. Y.K., March 1. Alipore, P. & 0., March 3... Kumsang, Jardine's, March 3. Hakono Maru, N.Y.K., March 7. Khiva P. & O. March. 7.. Penang Maru, N.Y.K, March 8. Pros. Van Buren, Dollir, March 8. Kawachi Maru, NY.K., March 20, Guisang, Jardine's, March 9.A Kaga Maru, N.Y.K., March 11. Cremer, J.C.J... March 12. Antenor, B. F., March 18. Hosang, Jardine's, March 21, Tilawa, B., Maroh 21.. Prea, Garfield, Dollar, March 22.

KABAUL.

Tanda, E. & A., Feb. 29.

| RANGOON,

Catcutta Maru, N.Y.K., March 1. Penang Maru, N.Y.K., March 8.

SAIGON.

Chenonceaux, M.M., March 3. Lyons Maru, N.Y.K., March 14, Athos II, M., March 17,

SANDAKAN.

Hinsang, Jardina's, Feb, 21, Mausang, Jardino's, March. 11.

SAN FRANCISCO,

Fres Grant, A.M.L. Tob. 24. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K, March 4 Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, March 10. Totguta Maru N.Y.K. March 18. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, March 24,

SCANDINAVIAN PORTS,

Afrika Manners, Fob 21. 18.Shantung, Jardine's, Feb. 28.

Pres. Grant, A:ML/ Feb, 201 Hoiyo Maru, N.TK March 5, Pres, Cleveland; Dollar, March Pres. Pierce, Dolar, March 24,

SEATTLE.

Protsaus,

Heian Maru, N.Y.K, Feb. 21. Pros Lincoln, Molchers, March 3. 10.Taucer. B.T., March 14.

Pres Madison, A.M.L. March 17.

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SWATOW

Haiyang, Douglas, Feb, 20. Hangsang. B. & R. Feb. 22. Kalgan, B. & R.. Fol. 22: Szechuen, B. & S., Feb, 22. Helios, Thoresen; Fob; 23. Cheongshing, Jardino's, Feb. 24. Haiching, Douglas, Feb. 24. Suiyang, B. & 8. Feb, 24. Yatshing, Jardine's, Feb. 28. Haining, Douglas, Feb, 27, Chipshing, Jardine's March 1. Kiangsu, B. & S., March 1. Kwongang, Jardine's, March Sunning, B. & S., March 1... Antung, B. & S., March 2. Sinkiang, B. & 8.. March 3, Chaksang, Jardino's, March 4, TIENTAIN Chongshing. Jardine's. Feb. 24. Nanchang, B. & S.. Feb. 25.. Chipshing, Jardine's, March 1 TRIESTE ANTS UPNICE Cracovia, Dodwell's. Feb. 22. Venezia-L. Dodwell's, March 10, Gange Dodwell's, March-25 TSINGTAO

Hanning, Jardine's. Feb, 22. Szochuen, B. & 8. Feb 22. Suiyang, B. & 8., Feb. 24. Yatshing, Jardine's, Feb, 25. Sunning, B., & S., March 1 Kwangsang, Jardino's, March 3 Chaksang, Jardino's, March Sinkiang, B. & 8 March 3,

VANCOUVER, BØG

Protesilaus, B.F., Feb. 21.

Emp. of Canada, 0 P.8. March Toucer, B.B. March 14. -*- Emp. of Russia, GP.S., March 18, VICTORIA.......B.

Protesilaus, B.F.. Feb. 21. Deian Maru, N.Y.K., Feb. 24. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., March 6 Pres. Lincoln, Molchers, Mitch 7. Teuser, B.F., March 14.

Pros., Madison, A.M.L., March.17. Emp. of Russia, C.P.S. March 18.

SKLADIVORYDON

Carnavonshire, Jardino's, Feb. 27. Perseus, B.F., March 3 Glengbeg, Jardines, March 9. Genluce, Jazdino's, March 10,

City of Ehios due from Europe

March 7.

Coblenz, due from Europe: March

11.

Dollus due from Europe March 10. Emp, of Canada in Taikoo Dock. Linp. of Hussin due from Shanghai

Feb. 9,

Eumacus due from Europa Feb.

21. 5.

Eurylochis due from Japan March

90.

Franken die from Europe March

Fushimi Maru dite from Straite

Feb. 21.

Glenbeg duo from Europe. Feb. 27, Havel due from Japan March 3. Hector due from Europe March ha Heian Mara arrived from Shang-

Ivan-Veb. 15,

Heiyo Maru, due from Japan Feb

Ixion due from Vancouver March

.18.

Kawachi Maru due her Feb. 21. Khiva duo from Japan March G. Kulmerland due from Europo

March 2..

Leverkusen dus from Japan March

8.

Monolaus duo from North China, Chips ports March (3) Oldenburg dus from Europe March

17.

Peleus arrived from Japan Fel

19

Perseus duo from Europe March Pres. Lincoln due from Shanghai

Feb. 23.

Pros Monroe du from Shanghai

Feb. 21.

Protesilaus arrived from Van-

couver. Feb. 13. Rawalpindi due from Europe Feb.

27.

Saarland düs from Japan March.

17.

Santhis due from Calcutta March

Somali due from Singapore Feb.

21.

St. Albana: duo“ from

March 4,000

Taiping due from Australia March

13.

Toiresia, due from Europe March

15.

Teucor dus from Vancouver March

Tilawa dite from Calcutta Feb. 22. Tjimanok due from Dairen. Feb.

Yasukuni Maru, due from Shang-

hai Feb. 20.

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1011

19.18

Oslo Vienna

18.161

34.10

Prague

1041

Helsingfors

103

Madrid.

40,30

102.26

-375

81700

4.9/13

33 16/18 32

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