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STAG-HUNTING SCENE.

DEMONSTRATION AT A MEET.

BANNERS TRODDEN IN·MUD;

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DOCTORS DISCUSS

SWEEPSTAKES.

"THE GOOD' NAME OF THE B.M:AM

· HOSPIFÄL" "FUNDS,

The question of sweepstakes and the attitude of medios men to wards "mon was the subject of two debatos at the manual representa- tive meeting of the British Medical Association at Eastbourne..

Bannors were trampled in tho mud and pamphlets were snatched from "demonstrators and torn up during an exciting scene at Clout sham, Devon, when supporters of the League for the "Prohibition of Cruel Sports attempted to hold a Discussion arose on two points, meeting at the opening meet of the the financing of voluntary hospitals Devon and Somerset Staghounds. by sweepstakes, and whether, "the

About thirty members of the Los Association could officially counten que assombled at Cloutaham, iance the holding of sweepstakes for eluding Mr. J. C. Sharpe, the se-medical charities. In each Paso orotary, and Mrs. Walker King, the closure was applied by a motion widow of a former well-known fol to proceed to the next business. lower of staghounds.

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Sir Francis Acland, to whom the land at Cloutsbam belongs, had previously warned the League that they must not demonstrate there Accordingly the gathering took place on the road nearby where banners were displayed with such slogans as, "See that your M.P. supports the Bill gainat staghunt ing Abolish the shameful sport of staghunting," "Piny the game Staghunting is not cricket. There was ales an attempt to distribute leaflets.

"Tampers. Rise;" For a while, the, demonstrators treated attempts to speak were good-humouredly by a great crowd, but presently tempers began to rise, A farmer's wife: rushed out and said: "You are cheating us out of nur living." A farmer shouted: "If you don't like hunting, clear

‚out 'and don't interfere with us.”

Similar exelnaiations came from many others. Then another far- iner's wife dashed up, seized a pan- ner from a woman, tore it to pieces and trod it in the mud. Her lead was followed by others, and soon all the banners were torn to frag mente and the literature was acat tered.

Farmers on horseback rode to and fro jostling the demonstrators, and at let they were conducted by the police to their motor-coach, which was a mile away, the crowd follow- ing them all the way

The police took the names of some anti-hunting demonstrators who tried to continue to speak"

Photographer Defeated, When the demonstrators reached Their motor-coach a woman tried-

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Dr. J. B. Manson, of Warring ton, moved to add to the rules of the Association's hospital policy the word: The Association does not consider that the contributions from the proceeds of lotteries and sweepstakes are charitable coutri butions and believes that such methods of financing voluntary hospitals are derogatory to their prestige and to the dignity of their medical and nursing staff."

Are we prepared," he asked, to cure physical disease and for ter moral disease 1.

Mr. N. Bighop Harman, treasur er, moved an amendment to sub stitute the following: That this Association considers that the in- anding of voluntary hospitals from the proceeds of lotteries or sweep stakes is in the long run injurious to their financial stability and that therefore it should be discounten anced."

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1931,

ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG

ADEN, 20

Gange, Dodwell's Sept. 9. Cathay, P. & O, Sept. 12. Sphinx, M.M., Sept, 15 Scudan, P. & O, Bapt, 19, Tarukuni Mara N..K, Sept. 19, Col di Lana Dadwell's, Sept. 97. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Oct. 4, 4 Porthos, M.M., Sept. 20. Chenonceaux, M.M., Oct. ALEXANDRIA

Desig Anka

Pres Filmore Dollar, Sept. 20: Fres, Monroe, Dollar, Oct. 4

MOT.

Taiyuan, B. & S., Sept. 9 Haiching, Douglas, Sept. 11. Sirdhans, B.I., Sept. 11. Anshun, B. & S., Sept. 13, Haining, Douglas, Sept. 16 Tisadane, J.O.J.L, Sept. 17. Tainan, B. & B., Sept. 1745 Kutsang, Jardine's, Sept. 18, Tikarang, J.CJ.L Sept. 23, Hosang, Jardines, Sap, 25. Tilawa, B.I. Bept. 24. Thinegars, J.C.J.L., Oct. 1 Yuensang. Jardine's, Oct. 7. Santhia, B.I., Oct. 0. ANTWERP,

Seudan, P. &. O., Sept. 19. Annam, Manners, Supt. 9, Terukuni Maru, N.Y.E., Sept, ia Kalyan, P. & O., Sept. 20. Danmark, Manners, Sept. 20. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 3. AUSTRALIAN PORTS.

Taiping, B. & S., Sept. 15 Kamo Maru, N..K, Sept. 12. Atsuta Maru, N.Y.K., Sept, 20. Nankin, E. & A., Oct. 9.

BALTIC FORTS. Annam, Manners, Sept, s Danmark, Manners, Sept. 29

BALTIMORE,

Grant Discontinued.. "A colleague of mine," he con- tinued, "a member of the staff of Dublin hospital, told me that his hospital was allotted 230,000 from one of the recent sweepstakes. The hospital authorities" licked their chops and asked for more But by the next post they heard from n local authority that they saw no reason to continue their yearlyBANGKOK. grant of £1,500.

A resolution to proceed to the next business was carried,

Attention was drawn to the devi sion of the Council of the Associa- tion declining to approve a sug gested modical charities subscrip tion fund to be run in the name of the Association.

Mr. E. Ward, of Torquay, moved. to take a photograph of the sugan amendment that complete dis- porters of hunting. A mounted erotion be allowed to branches of unu rode his horse towards her, the Association in regard to the She then went inside the coach and methods they proposed to adopt in made another attempt, which was prevented by a screen of hats and order to assist medical charities

Taybank, Bank, Sept. 9, Mencetheus, B.I., Oet 5.

Kiangsu, B. & S., Sept. 13," Soudan, P. & O., Sept. 19. BARCELONA. Fulda, Melchers, Sept. 19. BELAWAN-DELL.

Van Houter, J.C.J.L., Sept. 10. BOMBAY

Taybank, Bank, Sept. 9.-

Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, Sept.

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Gange, Dodwell's, Sept. 9. Kaga Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 11. Cathay, P. & O., Sept. 12. "Each year," he said. "we hear Yamagata Maru, N.Y.E., Sept. 14.- During the meet, officials of the alas, almost always in vain. Piti-Col, di Lana. Dodwell's, Sept. 27

uloquent speeches for charity, but Garbets, P. & O, Sept. 16. British Field Sports Association, which has been formed to combat full sums are collected and miser- Cracovia, Dodwell'a, Oct. 4. the anti-hunting movement, regis able pittances doled out to our Mirzapora, P. & O., Oct. 6. fered over 200 new members.

brothera incapacitated by illness. Lieutenant-Colonel W. W. Wig. and to widows and orphans. We in 30STON. kin, Master of the Devon and Torquay have tried dances, which Somerset Staghounds, afterward yielded from £10 to £15. Then we stated: "We desire peace und tried a Derby sweepstake and that quietness.

resulted in £950. that end the Hunt Com. "Are sweepstakes more immoral Pres. Filmore, Dollar, Sent 20. mittee had previously expressed the than dances? What does Gibbon Siamese Prince, Furness, Sept. 22. view that all followers of the Hunt My He anys: Luxurious enter-Toba Maru, N.T.K., Sept. 29. should not in any way interfere tainments and inscivious spectacles Pros. Monroe, Dollar, Oct. 4. with the activities of demonstra- and midnight dances present at Menestheus, B.F., Oct. 5. tora. The Hunt had arranged for ouen a temptation and an opport Malayan Prince, Furness, Oct, 0. extra police, and matters were leftunity to feminine frailty. (Laugh Tweedbank, Bank, Oct. 7. entirely in their hands,"

There was no hunting, an Ex- We in Torquay ace no harm in a moor was chveloped in dense fog.sweepstake. Have

we been badly hrought up or is our moral sensa warped by disenso 7 I do not know."

CRUISER CHAMPION TO BE MET

DICK CORBETT GETS "MATCH WITH BALDOCK.

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Counell's Attitude."

· BEZMEN,

DALNY.

Chinhua, B. & S., Sept. Sarpdson, B.F.

DUTOR PORTA.

Ara

Annam, Manners, Sept. 9. Baalo, Molchors, Sept., 11. Meneaus, B.F.; Sept, lo Fulda, Melchors, Supt 10, Scudnn, P. & C., Sept, 10. Torukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 19. Kalyan, P. & O., Sept. 20 Shantung, Gilman's, Bopt. 27, Acncas, B. F., Sept. 29:5 Danmark, Manners, Sept. 29. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 3. Vogtland, Jebsen, Oct. 4, Travo, Melobers, Oct. 0. Farsous, B.F., Oct. 13..

FOODHOW,

Huichow, B. & S., Sept. 10: Halching, Douglas, Sept. 11. Haining, Douglas, Sept. 15.. Chipshing, Jardine's, Sept. 27. Cheongshing, Jarding's, Sept. Kueichow, B. & 8., Sept. 20...

GZIOA.

JAVA PORTS

jikembang. J.C.J.L, Sept 15.

Hileboot, J.C.J., Sept. 2 isadson, JO.J.L Sept 20. isargen, JO.J.L., Out, & jinagara J.C.J., Oct. 13.

LISBON.

Fulda, Melchora, Sept LIVERPOOL,

Bellerophon, B.F., Sept., 10. Lyons aru, N.Y.K., Sept. Ningchew, B.F, Sept. 2. Asphalion, B.F., Oct. 11.

LONDON.

Ganga, Dodwell's, Sept. 9, Saale, Meloberá, Sept. 11, Cathay, B. & O., Sept. 12. Mona aus B.F., Sept. 15 Boudan, P. & O., Sept, 10.

Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K, Sept. 19.

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Kalyan, P. & D., Sept. 26.

Gange, Dodwell's, Sopt 9, Bellerophoti, B.F., Sept. 10. Lyons Maru, N.Y.K Sopt. 13. Fulda, Melchers, Sept. 10. Pres Filmore, Dollar. Sept. 20. Col, di Lana Dodwell's Sept. 27 Shantung, Gilman's, Sept. 27, Cracovia, Dodwell'a, Oct 4. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Oct. 4, Vogtland, Jehson, Oct. 4.

GIBRALTAR.

Cathay, P. & O., Sept 12. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 19.

GLASGOW.

Bellerophon, B.F., Sept. 10. Ningchaw, BF, Sopt. 25. Acnena, B.F., Sept. 9. Asphalion, B.F., Oct. 11.

GOTHENBURG,

Shantung, Gilman's." Sapt,

HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW, Kuingchow, B. & 9. Sopt 11. Kingyuan, B. & S., Sept. 25,

HAMBUSO.

Sanle, Melchers, Sept. 11. Annara, Manners, Sept. 9.

Mencius, B.F. Bent, 15 Fulda, Melchers, Sept. 19. Soudan, P. & O., Sept 19.. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. Shantung, Gilman'n. Sept. 97. Vogtland, Jebsen, Oct. 4. Danmark, Manners, Sept. 29.

Trave, Melchern, Oct. 6, Persous, B.F., Øct,' 13-

HAVEE.

Bellerophon, B.F., Sept 10. Soudan, P. & O., Hept. 10. Ningohow, B.F., Sept. 25, Asphalion, E.F., Oct. 11,..

HONOLULU.

Bokuyo Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 12. Tatsuta Maru, N.Y K., Sept. 18. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 30.

Saale, Melchers, Sept. 11. Fulda, Melcheri, Sept. 19 Trave, Machers, Oct. a

BEINDISI Gange, Dodwell's, Sept. D Col di Lana, Dodwell's, Sept. 27. HULL Cracovia, Dodwell's, Oct. 4. CALCUTTA,

Kumsang, Jardine's, Sept. 3. Calcutta Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 15. Suisong, Jardina's, Sept. 21. Takada, B., Sept. 23. Penang Maru, NY.K., Sept. 20. Sirdhana, B.I., Oct. 4. Kutsang, Jardine's, Oct. 8. Tilawa, B., Oct. 14. OABABLANGA..

Dr. H. B. Brackenbury, Chair man of the Council, said that as long as there was a minority or a majority of members of the B.M.A. feeling strongly that certain methods were indefensible, the London, August 12-The cruiser-Council felt that the Association weight boxing class has sadly lacked could not officially distinction since the day when Dick such methods,

countenance Smith held the tills, but some in- Sir Robert Bolam (Newcastle) terest is attached to the decision asked now far they were going to of Len Harvey, the middle-weight use the good name of the B.M.A champion of England, to go into for anything which might bring in the higher division and meet Harry money for medical charity. Crossley, the champion, Harvey. has no opposition worthy of notice a suitable market he might place "If, for instance, Mr. Ward saw amongst contemporary weights, and his latest decision has which would have a large sale middle-upon it a super-hurglar's jemmy, the approval of the British Boxing among the criminal classes stamp. Board of Control

Crossley is a North-country aan Again, instead of having a well

ed with the name of the B.M.A. CEBU. who since winning the champion known

Menestheus, B.F., Oct.,0. ship a few years ago has not bein BM.A.,' I would rather have itOKEFOO. ̈

article stamped seriously troubled. Harvey has al called Ernest Ward's Dumb Teat.Huichow, B. & S., Sept. 10, mest a dilbouity in making the 1t is possible under the amend Kanchow, B. & S., Sept 10. completo midleweight of 11st. C. ment to allow the name of the Cheongsking, Jardine's, Sept. 19. He carries a more formidable punch B.MA, to be used for all sorts of Chipshing, Jardine's, Sept. 27. than Crossleyy and if he can only absurd things provided thero is build himself up to something near-money in them for our charities. "e7 poundage equality with the York.

On the action of Sir Robert; the COLOMBO, shiroman he should make a dan meeting passed to the next businent, gerous challenger for the tittle.and the Torquay amendment was Promoters are invited to make offers dropped.

nursery

LAS

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Mendaus, B.F., Sept. 15, Persaus, B.F., Oct. 13. Kalyan, P. & O., Sept. 26.-

Kueichow, B. & G., Sept. 20.

Gauge, Dodwell's, Sept. 9. Kago Maru, NY.K., Sept. 11.

for this match, which does not. The meeting adopted the report Cathay, P. & O., Sept. 12. however, necessarily imply that of the Charities Committen.

Harvey has abandoned his ambi

tions in connection with the world's

middle-weight championship.

13-round course

Teddy Baldock, and Dick Corbett The British Boxing Board of Con- agreed to meet each other over the trol, with a view to protection of at the Clapton the home boxers, have decided that greyhoundtrack on. Monday, in future all alien fighters must August 31 They will be opposed take out one of their licences before at the 9st. limit, so that the lion they will be permitted to box in this tam-weight title does not come in country. That is a move in the to question. Corbett was anxious right direction, to get Baldock into the ring at St. 131b., but the old Poplar boxer has wisely decided not to risk a weight Fredaction thing might affect his from in a bantam contest (Continued at foot of neat colum)

Twenty of the world's best mid.

Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K. Sept: 14 Sphinx, M.M., Bept: 15, and Garbeta, P. & Of Sept 16, Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 10. Pres, Fimore,, Dollar, Bept, 90. Col di Lana, Dodwell's Bept. 57 Aeneas, B.F. Sept. 20th Porthos, M.M., Sept. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 3 Cracovia, Dodwell's Out d Pres. Monroe, Dollar Det. 4. Miapore, P. & 0 Oct 6,

dle weights, including Len Harvey, Chenonceaux, M., Oct. 13, have been invited to take part in COPENHAGEN,

an elimination tournkSMSLO:Huds

a suocessor to Mickey Walker by Aram, Mannera, Sept. 8 days

the Wisconsin. Boxing Commission, Danmark, Manners, Sept. 20.

Kalyan, P. & O., Sept. 20,

MAPAX PORTS

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Mantua, P. & O., Sept. 11. Birdhana, B.I., Sept. 11. Burdwan, P. & O., Bopt, 12 Bokura Maru, N..K., Sept. 12. Emp, of Japan, C.P.8., Sopt. 12. Pembrokeshire, Jarline's, Sept. 12. Asuka Maru, N.Y.K. Sant-13: Calchas, B.F, Sept. 14. Chenonceaux, M.M., Sept. 15. Duisburg, Jebaon, Sept. 18. Tatsuta Maru, N.Y.E., Sept. 10... Ixion, B.T., Sept. 17.

Kama Maru, NY.K., Sept. 15. Kuteang, Jardine's,, Sept. 18. Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, Sept.

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Katori Maru, N.T.E., Sept 10. Moncalieri, Dodwals, Sunt. 21. Gaelie Star, Sept. 2. Tokushina Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. ...241

Emp, of Asia, C.P.8., Sept. 25, Hosang, Jardine's, Sept. 25. Kashmir, P. & O, Sept. 25. Tilava, BL, Sept. 25 Athos II, MM., Sept. 20, Elpener, B.F., Sept. 29. Asam Maru, NY.K., Sept. 30. Haviland, Jebsen, Bept. 30. Pyrrhus, B.F., Sept. 20.. Havel, Melchers, Det, # Glaucus B.B., Oct. Belajantolon Nellore, Ed A, Oct. Canton Gilman's DotBoo Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 8, Yusnsang, Jardins's, Oct. 7. Gleniffer, Jardine's, Oct-0. Banthia, BI Det. 9. Emp. of Canada, C.P. Naldera-P. & O, Oơn 10 Sauerland, Jebsen, Oct. 11. Aphilies, BP-Oct ||D'Artagnan, M.M., Oct.

Nolous, B.F., Cat. 13.

Col di Lana, Dodwell's, Sept. 27. Aeneas, B.F., Sept. 2.

Hakusan Maru, NY.K., Oct. 3. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Oct. 4. Travo, Melchers. Oct...6. Mantua, P. & O., Oct. 10. Perseus, B.F., Oct. 13.

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LOS ANGELES.

Bokuyo Maru, N.Y., Sept. 12.. Pres, Wilson, Dollar, Sept. 18. Tataath Maru, N.Y.K., Sept 14 Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, Sept.

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Pros Hoover, Dollar, Sept. 20 Pres Jackson, A.M.L., Oct. 13.

MANILA

Bellerophon, B.F., Sept. 19. Fres. Taft. Dollar, Sept. 12. Taiping, B. & S., Sept. 15. Tikembang, J.C.J.L., Sent 15. Emp of Asia, C.P.S., Sept. 17. Fulda, Melchers, Sent, 19 Shinya Maru, NY.K,, Sept. 19. Pres. Filmore, Dollar,, Sept. 20: Kamo Maru, N.Y.K, Sept. 22/ Atsuta Karu, N.Y.R., Sept. 20. Pres, Jefferson, A.M.L., Sept. 26. Shantung, Gilman's, Sept. 27, Tjisadane, J.C.J.L., Sept. 29. Emp of Canada, C.P.S., Oct. Nankin, E: & Al Oct, 2 Pres, Monroe, Daliar, Cet. 4. Menestheus, B.F., Oct. 5. Pres, Madison, A. M.L, Oct. 10, VA Tinegara, J.C.J.L., Oct. 13.

MARSEILLES."

Saale, Malchers, Sept. B.. Cathey, P. & O., Sept. 19. Lyons Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 13, Menalaus, B F., Sept. 15. Sphinx, MM Sept. 15. Boudan, P. & O., Sept, 19. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 19. Pres Filmore, Dollar, Sept. 20. Kalyan, P. & O., Sept 20. Ana B.F, Sept 20. Porthos, M.M., Sept. 20. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 3. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Oct. 4. Trave, Melchers, Oct. 6. Mantua, P. & O., Oct. 10, Chenonceaux, M.M., Oct. 13. Perseus, B.F., Oct. 13

WAPLES.

Terukuni Maru, NY.K., Sept. 19. Pres, Filmore, Dollar, Sept. 20. Siames Prince. Furness, Sept. 22 Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Oct. 4. Malayan Prince, Furness, Oct. 8.

NEW GUINEA.

Bremerhaven, Melchers, Oct. 10.

NEW YORK, BOSTON, «tc.

Taybank, Bank, Sopt. 9. Prea, Wilson, Dollar, Sept. 15 Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, Sept.

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Pres: Filmore, Dollar, Sept, 20, Siamese Princa, Furness, Sept. 22. Pres. Hoover Dollar, Sept. 29. Toba Maru, N.Y.E., Sept., 29. Pres. Monroe. Dollar, Oct. 4. Menestheus, BF, Oct., '8. Malayan Prince, Furness, Oct. 8, Tweedbank, Bank, "Oct. 7 Pres, Jackson, A.M.L, Oct. 13,

| NEWOHWANG.

Chinhun, B. & S., Sept. 14 NINGPO.

Kanchow, B. & S., Sept. 10.

NORTH CHINA PORTA.

NORTH

Asuka Maru, N.Y.K., Supt 13... Harpedon, BIT. Sept. 18. Trier, Melchern, Sept. 23. Havel, Mulchers, Oct. 2.

ORAN.**

Saale, Melchers, Sept. 11. Shantung, Gilman's, Sept. 27, Trave, Machers, Oct. 6

PAKHOL

Har

Kuingchow, B. & B., Sept. 11. Kingyuan, B. & S., Sept. 25.

PANAMA.

Oct

10. Pred Wilson, Dollar, Sept. 16

Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, Sept. Frez, Hoover Dollar, Sept 20, Toba NY.K Sept. Pres, Jackson, AML, Oct. 13.

PENANG.

SINGAPORE.

Gange, Dodwell's, Bept, n Kumsang, Jardine's, Sept. 9 Bellerophon, B.F. Sept 10 Van Houtar, J.C.J.L., Sept. 10. Kaga Maru, NY. Sept. 11. 10.Sale Melchers Sent 11

Kumsang, Jardine's Sept. 9. Van Houter, C.J.L Sept, Kaga Maru, NY.K., Sept. 11. Cathay P&O., Sept. 12 Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 14 Caloutta Maru, N.Y.K., Bopt. 15, Garbets, P. O., Sept. 10. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 19. Pres-Filmore, Dollar, Sept. 20 Suisang, Jardine's, Sept. El Takada, B.I., Sept. 23, then Shantung, Gilman's, Sept. 27. Aancas, BF, Sopt. 29. Penang Maru, NY.R., Bent, 20. Hakusan Mari N.Y.K. Oct. Pros. Monroe, Dolar, Oct 4 Sirdhana, B., Deb depan Mirzapore P. & O Oothe Kutsang Jarding's, Oct. 8. Tilawa, B.I., Oct. 14.. PHILADELPHIA.

Tweedbank, Bank, Oct. PLYMOUTH

Cathay, P. &

FORT SAID.

O, Sept. 1#

Annam, Manners, Sept. 9. Clango, Dodwell's Sept. 8.- Bellerophon, B., Sept. 10. Cathay. P. & O., Sept. 12. Lyons Marn, N.Y.K., Sept. 13, Mondaus, B., Supt: in Sphinx, M.M., Sept. 15. Terukuni Maru, NY.K., Sept. 19. Ningchow, B. Sept. 9. Col di Lane, Dodwell's, Sept. 27 Annens, B.F., Sept. 20. Shantung, Gilman's, Sept. 27, Danmark, Manners, Sept. 23. Porthos, M.M., Sept. 29. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Oct 4. Chenonceaux, M.M., Oct. 13. Perseus, B.F., Oct. 13, RABAUL

Nankin, E. & A., Oct. 2. Bremerhaven, Melchera, Oct. 10. RANGOON,

Calcutta Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 15.) Penang Marú, N.Y.K., Sept. 29 Sirdhana, B., Oct. 4.

BAIGON.

Lyons Maru, NY.K., Sept. 13. Sphinx, M.M., Sept. 15. " Porthos, M.M., Sept. 20.. Chenonceaux, M.M., Oct, 13

BANDAKAN....

Mausang, Jardino's, Sept. 9. Yung, Jardine's, Sept. 14. Hinsang, Jarding's, Sept, 20.

SAN FRANGISOO.

Bokuyo Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 12. Asuka Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 13. Pres. Wilson, Dollar, Sept. 15. Tatauta Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 18. Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, Sept.

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Pros Hoover, Dollar, Sept. 29: Asama-Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 30, Pres. Jackson, A.M., Oct. 13. SCANDINAVIAN FORTS, Annam, Manners, Sept. 9, Shantung, Gilman's, Sept. 27. Danmark, Manners, Sept 18. SEATTLE. FUNZI Ixion, B.F., Sept. 17. Pros, Taft, Dollar, Sept. 20. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., Oct. 6. Pres. Jefferson, A.M.L., Oct. 4.

SHANGHAI.

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Kwaisang, Jarding's, Sept. D. Taiyuan, B. & S., Sept. 9. Kanchew, B. & S, Sept. 10. Kingyuan, B. & S., Sept. 11 Mantua, P. & O., Sept 11. Birdhanu, B.I., Sept. 11. 67 Burdwan, P. & O., Sept. 125 Emp of Japan, C.P.S.; Sept. 12 Pembrokeshire, Jardine's Sept. 19. Asuka Mara, NY.K, Bept 13 Daviken, Jardine's, Sept. 13, Szechuen, B. & S., Sept. 19. Calchas, B.F., Sept. 14, wh Chinhua, B. & S. Sept. 1 Chenonceaux, M.M., Sept. 13. Boochon, B. & S., Bept 15 Duisburg, Jebnen, Sept. 18. Hopsang, Jardine's, Sept. 10 Tatsuta Maru, NY.K., Bopt. 16 Tjisadane, JCJL, Sept. 17 Tsinan, B. & S., Sept. 17, V Kutsang, Jardins, Sept. 18 Sarpedon, B.F., Sept. 18 Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, Sept. Katori Maru, NY.K. Bopt. 19. Sandviken, Jardine's Sept. 20 Moncalieri, Dodwell's, Sept. 21. Cracovia. Dodwell's, Sept. 22 Gaelic Star, Sept. 23. Tjikarang JOJL, Sept. Trier, Melchers, Sept. 21. Yatshing, Jardine's; Sept: 23 Emp. of Asia, C.P.S., Sept. 25. Kashmir, P & 0 Sept 25, 2 Athos II, MM., Sept. 29 Elponor, B.F., Sept. 29, Asama Maru, NY.K., Sept. 30, Havelland. Jebsen, Sept. 30, Pyrrhus, B.F., Bept, 30. Java, Manners, Cet. I. Tinegars, JC.3.L, Oct. 10% Havel Melchers, Oot 2 Glaucus, B. Oct. 5 Nellore, E&A, Oct. 5. Cantan, Gilman's Oct, 0. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K. Oct. 8 Glenifer, Jardine's, Oct Emp, of Canada, C.P.B., Oct. 14 Naldora; P. & On, Oct. 10. Sauerland Jebsen, Oct 11, Achilles, B.F., Oot, 12. D'Artagnan, M.M., Oct. 18, Nolens BF Oct. 13.

Cathay P& O., Eept, 12 Anshun, B. & 8. Bept. 13 Lyons Maru, N.YK., Sept. 13, Tamagata Maru, N.Y.K. Sept. 14. Calcutta Maru, N.Y.K., Sept. 1 Menelaus, B.F., Sept. 18. Sphinx, MM,Sept, 13. Garbeta, P&O Sept. 16. Tarukani Maru NYK Sept 18. Prose Filmoró, Dollar, Sept. a. Sulaang, Jardino's, Sopt. 21, Takada, B.I., Sept. 23. Ningchow, BF, Sept. 25. Col di Lana, Dodwell's, Sept Shantung Gilman, Sept. 27, Aoncas, B.F., Sept. 29. Penang Maru, NY.HSept 20.. Porthon, MM, Sept. 29. Hakusan Matu N. YHD Cracovia, Dodwell's, Oct. Pres. Monroe, Dollar, Oct. 4 Birdhana, BI Dab 4. Menontheus B.T., Oct. 4. Mirzapore P&O., Oct. a Travo Machers, Oct. 8: Kutang, Jardine's. Oct. 8. Asphalion, B.F., Out. 11, Chenonceaux. M.M., Oct. 19. Persous, B.F, Oct," la "Tilawa, B.I., Oct. 14.

SOUTH AMEXICAN PORTS.

Bokuyo Maru, N.Y.E., Sept. 12. SUEZ CANAL.

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Gaage, Dodwell's, Sept. 9.. Lyens Maru, NY.K., Sept. 13. Sphinx, M.M., Sent, 15. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K. Sept. 18. Pres. Filmore, Dollar, Sept. 20. Col di Lana Dodwell's, Sept. Porthos, M.M., Sent. 29. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K. Oct. 3, Cracovia, Dodwell's, Ort 4. Pres. Monroe, Dollar Oct 4, Chenonceaux, M.M. Det, 13.

BWATOW.

Kwaisang, Jardine's, Sept. 9. Haiching, Dougins, Sept. 11. Kingyuan, B. & S.. Sept. 11. Anshun, B. & S., Sept. 13. Daviken, Jardine's, Sept, 13. Kiangau, B. & S., Sept. 13. Beochuen, B. & 8., Sept. 13. Haining, Douglas, Sept. 15. Soochow & 8.. Sept 18. Hopsang, Jardine's, Sept. 18. Cheongshing. Jardine's, Sept. 18 Sandviken, Jardine's Sept. 20. Tatshing, Jardine's, Sept. 23. Chipshing, Jardine's, Sept. 27. Kueichow, B. & S., Sept. 20.

„TLENTSING

Haichow, B. & S., Sept. 10. Kanchow, B. & S., Sept. 10. Cheongshing Jardine's, Sept. 18. Chipshing, Jardine's, Sept. 27," Knoichow, B. & S., Sept. 20.

TRIESTE AND VENLOK,

Gange. Dodwell's, Sept Col di Lana, Dodwall's, Sept. 27. Cracovia, Dodwell's, Jet. 4. TSINGTAO

Kwaisang, Jardine's, Sept. 9. Daviken, Jardins's, Sept. 13. Ssechuen, B & B, Sept. 13, Boochów, B & E., Sept. 15. Hopsang, Jardine's, Sept, -18. Sarpedon, B.F Bopt 18 Handviken, Jardine's Sept. 20. Yatshing, Jardine's, Sept. 23. VANCOUVER, 3.0.

Emp. of Japan, 0.2.8., Sept. 12. Ixion, B.F., Sept. 17. Erop of Asia, C.P.8., Sopt .. Hilcawa Maru, N.T.K., Oct, 0. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., Oot, 16 VICTORIA, 3.0,

Emp of Japan, C.P.8., Sept. 12 Ixion, B.F., Sept. 17,

Press Taft, Dollar, Sept. 90, Emp, of Asia C.P.S., Sept 25, Pres Jefferson, A.M.L, Det. 4. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., Oct. 10

VLADIVOSTOOL

Pembrokeshiro, Jardine's, Sept.- Gleniffer, Jardine's Oct. 0,

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Huichow B & B, Sept. Sarpedon, B.F. S Kuolchow B&B

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PASSENGERS.

Arrivals,

The following passengers arrived by the s., Taiping:-Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Abrahams, Miss D. Blakiston, Mia J. Christie and child, Miss W M. Clegg Mr W. Goath, Captain A W. Cook, Mr and Mrs. B, A Dyott, Misses MB and E Dyott, Miss E Finlay, Mr. A. S, Gubbay, Mrs. C. J. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. A Wa Ingram and two children, Miss. Ruth Ingram, Miss D. Lowrey, Miss Mary Matson, Mr. and Mrs. B McLeish, Mr. T. P. Mangan, Miss HW Newton, Mrs. D. L Nal both, Miss D. Oliver Mr John, Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Sandmier and three children, Mr. J. R. Smith Miss B. M, Tonkin, Mr. M. Holly

Walters Mite Caroline Young Wai Mrs, Hilda T. Young, and Mr Hunter Hule,"