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EUROPEAN'S AMAZING COURT STORY.
FEARED AMERICAN WOULD, and for part of that period was
DOUBLE-CROSS HIM.
PLOT WHICH FAILED TO
MATERIALISE
SINGAPORE CASE.
Sonsational allegations of a con- spiracy to defraud, and the park played by an Englishman and an American who had "dastered from!
employed by the N.Y.K. At the ginning of this year he found himself in serious financial diffoul- ties. He had known Ngiam Hook Chwea for the last three years and had been on very intimate terms. with hint for about a year..
The entries in the diary and new books referred to related to Ngian Hock Chwee, the accused... One or try, was "about money borrowed through Ngiam Hock Chwee from money-londor,
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1932.
doing, a little "hảllyhoo ?? for a living, he met Rateliffs and. Ngiam Hock Chwuo who spoke about the business. On the day he went to Thomas Cook's he saw Ratcliffe be hind a pillar on coming out and a little later saw Nałam Houx Chwes in the company of Ratelife
ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM
MAURITIUS,
HONG KONG
(Continued from Paja 13)
Cape St. Francis, Dodwell, April
15.
Changte, B. & S., April 19. Kamo Maru, N.T.K., April 23. Kitana Maru, N.Y.K., May 28. Nellore, M. M. & Co., April 30. Taiping, B. & S.. May 20 Tanda, M. M. & C., June 3. Atsuta Maru, NY... June 28. MEXICO.
**My Life Was Threatened."?
The accused must have had u connection with this business for my Tinhow, Bank Line, April 20. life was threatened, Lundy' remark-MELBOURNE, fod and went on to say that sings the night he met Ngiam Hock Chweo at the Great World he had-bega abadowed. On the morning he went to Tomas Cook's he was met out: the French Foreign Legion and both Dotective Tuspector McIntosh: side by Ratcliffe and Ngiam Hock of who were in sore straits," were Did the accused play any part in Chwoo who took him to a Chines made against a well-known and the matter of forgoing the two market. Here Ratcliffe left him educated Straits-born, Chinese, dea passage ticketa 7-You,
with Ngiam, Hock Chver and won cribed as the brains behind the Continuing, Ratelife said that theway. He was the only European schemes, before Mr. C. C. Dodd, the body of the form was filled in by Singapore Criminal District Judge, Ngiam Hock Chwes while he him when the accused was charged with sulf put on tho forged signature attempted obeating, abatment of Ngiam Hock Chwee was in the forgery and counterfeiting a seal, At the end of a long hearing he was discharged.
inyo Maru, N.TK., April 19. Heiyo Maru, N. Y. K., May 21. NAPLES.
1.
14
Tsar, Melchors, May 29, Chenongeaux, M.M May 24, '- Fushimi Maru N.Y.E. May 2 Himalaya, Dodwell, June 1 Empresa of Canada, C.P.B, Juno 3. Athos FT, M., June 7, Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K, Juno 11. Dakar, Maru, N.Y.K., June 18, | D'Artagnan, M.M., June. 21.
BOURABAYA,
Tjisadane, JC.J., April 26. 80OUTH AFRICAN FORTE. Tinhow, Bank Lide, April 20. -
·SOUTH AMERICA (Wast Coast), Gingo Maru, N.Y.K., April 19, Heiyo, Mari, N.Y.K., May 91. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. · Pros. Hayes, Dollar, April 17. Goniffor, J. M. & Co., April 29. 30Alipore, M. M. & Co., May 1.
Pres. Pierce,. Dollar May 1 Nagara, Gilman, May Pres Monroe, Dollar, May 10. Nanking, Swedish, May 27. Pros Van Buren, Dollar, May 9 Tamara, Swedish, Juno. 27. SUEZ CANAL.
ROTTERDAM.. Patroclum, B. & S., April 13, City of Pittsburg, Bank Line, April Tagukuni Maru, N.Y.K., April 15 Asia, Mannars, April 18. Anchises, B. & S., April 10 Havol, Malshers, April 20. Ramses, Jobson, April 27. Clonifer, J. M. & Co., April 20. Hakone Mara, N.Y.K., April 30. Oregon Star, Dodwell, April 30. Saarbrucken, Melchors, April City of Bagdad, Bank Line, May 2 Luverkusen, Jobsen, May 4.. Malaya, Manners, May 5.. Franken, Molchors, Mayo. Somali, M. M. & Co., May 14. Ruhr; Jebma & Co., May 15. Suwa Mara, N.Y.K., May 14,
30.Isar, Melchers, May 2
Burgenland, Jobson, May 20.
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Fushimi Maru, N.Y.K., May 29. Afrika, Manners, June 7 8.Hakoak Maru, N.Y.K., June 11. Bangaloro, M. M. & Co., June 11.
there and he felt kind of carie."Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., April He made an excuse and got out of Hakone Maru, N.V.E., April Pres Hayes, Dollar, April 17. the market as quickly as he could. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, May 1 forgery business from the very stark said that when he first met Rate Fushimi Maru, N. Y., May Replying to Mr. Knowles, Lundy Suw Maru, N.Y.K., May 14.
Pers, Monroe, Dollar, May 15 He could not remember if Ngian liffe at the Bombay Cafe he was Pres, Val Bures. Dollar, May 28. Hock Chwie was the one who put asked to sing a song. He worked Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K., June 11, The necund was glam Rock the original idea into his bead. The there in conjunction with the NEWCHWANG, Chwce, a prominent figure in Sin- two ticket forms were gontin
pianist and stared the tips they got Chekiang, B. & S., April 19. apore Chinese business civeles. The N. Y. K. forms.
He tried to get from customers. After that Rate NEW GUINEA charges against him were the outgoine printed and took delivery of life came down to the Sailors' In Bremerhaven, Melchers, May 10, come of a tradiction which earned some forms from Selegie Road, but stitute to see him and he was rather NEW YORK. an Englishman and an American these could not be used. During his
surprised Ratcliffe simply asked. various
torns of imprisonment visits to the printers he sometimes him to prosent the documenta and Tai Shan, Dudwell, April 18. Pras. Hayes, Dollas, April 17. for attempting to cheat Thomas went alone and at other timen, haget cush, but did not explain that Pres. Jackson. Dollar April 26. Cook and Son, d., of 8808. John was nounmpanied by Ngian Hock there was any plot to defraud any Prus. Pierce, Dollar, May 1 Anthony Ratcliffe in now serving a Chwee, who remained outside in his body. On a second occasion Rateliffe Javanese Prince, Furness, May 2
came and loft a clean white suit Tsuyuma "Maru, N. Y.K, May 4. term of is months' rigorous «im2 motor-car.
|with a note, saying that he was Pros McKinley, Dollar, May 10. prisonment, and Albert Lundy, the
use it when going to cash the docu-Pres. Monroe, Dollar, May 150 American, six months, Ratcliffe and
manta. While in the Chinese mar Chinese Frince, Furness (May ket Ngiam Hock Chwe asked him Pres. Grant, Dollar, May 14. Lundy wore the principal witness
if he had left the documents behind Pres Van Buren, Dollar, May 29. for the prosecution against Ngiam Hook Obwoo
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in
at Cook's..
"A Hot Question." That's
Пи hot question TO answer, exclaimed Lundy wher asked if he remembered a certain
10.
NORTH CHINA PORTS, Isa, Melchers, April 18. Ruhr, Jebsen, April 17 Burgenland, Jebsen, April 24,
ORAN. Afrika, Manners, May 4.1
Practised Forgery." the course of having the ticket forms printed, Rateliffe said he was taken to home printers by the accused but the printers would not Detective Inspector D. W. Me undertake the job. The rubber tosh who was in charge of stamps used on the forged tickets vestigations, conducted the case for were obtained by Ngiam Hock incident on a certain date. I an the Crown and in his evidence Chwee from G. H. Kint & Co. and what the newspapers will call stated that on February 29 hear were paid for by Ngium Hacka ignorait man.. I have servod rested Albert Lundy, and found in Chwea He had visited Ngiam for 11 years in the armies,"
all my life at sea and I have been bis possession two page tickets Hock Chwre at hig house in Grange
Following the evidents of a clerk purporting to be issued by the Cen-Road on several occasions in con- from G.. B. Kiat and Co., who stat don office of the Nippon Yusen nection with the forgery and or made by his firm or the order of ed that the rubber stamps had been Knisha. He also found two letters these occasions they practise for Ngiam Hock Chwee, Mr. J. W. Kiungchow, B. & S., April 22. which purported to he letters of ging. The two tickets which were Waldhaugh, of Thomas Cook and Authorisation for repayment on the finally used were filled in bis Hock Sen, Ltd., said that he remembered ticketa.
Lundy coming to the passage de partment and making inquiries about a refund on the N.Y.K. pass ages. He had never soon the tickets before but they appeared to he quite all right.
The same afternoon he arrested
Ratcliffe in the N. Y.K. others. Da searching a desk used by Rateliffe Detective Inspector Molntosh said
Chwee.
Detective
Melatosh:
Inspector Was there any arrangement betwr you and the accused in the sharing of the proceeds if the deal was put
he found a diary which contained through-Yes, he was to get 30 ontries relating to a person named per cent, and L50 per cent. Chwee and a receipt from a print ing works in Selegie Road, There were also two small note books and eneh contained an entry, relating to money borrowed by Ratcliffe from
Chwee's man,"
about 3
Room Searched.
Nagara, Gilman, May 5, Franken, Melchers, May 0. Isar, Melchers, May Nanking Swedish, May 27 Tamara, Swedish, June 27. PAKHOI.
PANAMA CANAL...
SANDAKAN.
Yusang, J. M. & Co., April 21, Mausang, M. & Co., April 27. SAIGÓN.
:
יד די
G. Philippar, M.M., April 20. Portlaos, M.M., May. 10. Chenonceaux, M.M., May 2 Athos II, MAM... Juno 7. D'Artagnan, M.M., Juno 21. SAN FRANCISCO. Taiyo Maru, N.Y.K., April 19, Tai Shan, Dodwell, April 18. Yusang, J. M. & Co., April 15. Pris. Jackson, Dollar, April 20." Tsuyunia Mara, N.Y.K., May 4. 18.Asaioa Maru, N.Y.K., May 4
Sinya Maru, N.V., April 19. Proa. Jackson, Dullar April 26. Tsuyuma Maru, N.YK., May s. Pres McKinley, Dollar, May 10. Heiyo Maru, N.Y.K., May 21. Pres. Grant, Dollar, May 21.
PENANG.
Mr. S. Yamanaka, passage manMoricka Maru, N.Y.K., April 15 ager of the N.Y.K., said that the Talamba, M. M. & Co. April 18. two panango forms used in the con sanes of the conspiracy he go which was kept in the strong room. Hesang, J. M. & Co., April 7, Continuing, Rateliffe said that inspiracy came from an old book Yasukuni Maru, NY.K. April 18. in touch with the American, Lundy This book was lost and he thought Culcatta Maru, N.YK, April 20. who was an inmate of the Sailors it had been stolen. The forgeries ruran Maru, N.Y.K. April 9
Philippar, M., April 26. Institute Lundy was introduced to purported to bear the signature of Hakone Maru, N.Y.K., April 30. Ngiam Hock Chwep. He (witness). H. Lang, an asinant in the Takada, M. M. & Co., April 30. was during that period daily in the London office. It was very similar Genon Man, N.Y.K., May 8. company of Ngiam Hock Chwer to the specimen signature. Tu fact
Written In Bedroom,
the Chinese clerks.
Dangerous to Convict.
|
The sane afternoon, Detective over the forgery business. In add the forgeries ware so good that he/Porthos. M.M.. May 10. Inspector, Meintosh preceded at tion to Ngiam Hock Chwer, Lundy feat thought they were genuine. Heyo Mara, N. Y... May 11. cliffe's room at a boarding house inese, a clerk in the NY.K. office, several occasions in N.Y.K. Sirdhana, M. & Co., May 17.
clock be searched Rat and himself there was another Chin- had seen Ngion Hock Chwee on Suwa aru, N.Y... May 11. River Valley Road and found who was in the conspiracy.
Chenonceaux, M.M., May 2 writing pad, rubler stamp pad and
office where he came to see one of Fushimi Mar N.Y.K., May 28. three rubber stamps. One bore the nane Singapore. the other.
Athos II, M.M., June 7. "Bought through, Cook's" and the The two letters of authorisation,
Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K., June 11. third Houd offer, N.Y.K., Bon- Rateliffe praeceded, were written by
The case for the prosecution hav-
D'Artagnan, M.M., June 21, don," At 9 o'chink the same night him in the accused's bedroom. The ing closed Mr. Knowies said that PHILIPPINE ISLAND POETS. he went to a printing establishment accused was present. Ou the go in Selegio Road and found four cond cecasion Landy went to Thom uncorroborated evidence of an ae Kamo Mare, N.Y.K., April 23.
the only evidence they had was the Changte, H. & S., April 19. hook covers and also proofs of the as Cook and Son, Ltd., he and complice and it would be very Auraste, B. & S., May 11. NY. K. ticket forma. the delivery Ngiam Hoek Chwee followed him. dangerous to convict. One could Taiping, B. & S., May 20. of which had beurs taken by Ratcliffe. Detective Inspector MeIntosh:not help feeling sorry for Ratcliff Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., May, 28. Following up his inquiries he The reason for you and the accused but his evidence could not be re-Atsuta Maru, N.Y.K., June 5. want to the othee of Messrs. G. period was because you both were bag been the instigator and prime PIRAEUS,
meeting frequently during that lied on. if Ngiam Hock Kiat & Co., hnd was shown an im- pression in the ribber stamp regis nervous about the business 1-Yes, mover in the conspiracy Rateliffe Lima Maru, N.Y.K.. April 14.
Why did you and the accused fol. could not have forgotten it. Rate Dakar, Maru, N. Y. K., June 16. low Lundy to Thomas "Cook's 1-We liffe, counsel submitted, waa were afraid he would double-cross prime mover. Suspicious, as
name
18.
Chwee
the the PORT SAID..
ier of the NY.K. rubber stamp aimilar to that found with Rateliffe. He was informed that the rubber stamp had been ordered by n
case might be the evidence was Gange, Dodwell, April 1 Straits-born Chinese who had also
Questioned by Mr. Knowles, Rat-not sufficient to call upon the ac-Lima Maru, N.Y.K., April 14. ordered and saken delivery of 1,000 cliffe agreed that he and Ngiam cused for his defence.
lock Chwee were on very intimate account forms bouring the
Yasukuni Maru, N. YE, April 15. Defective Inspector McIntosh Asia, Manners, April 16. Keng and Sons, 29, Grange Rond. terms but he had never asked the submitted that Ratcliffe's evidence Eavel, Melchers, April 20. He learnt that Kong and Sons was accused to fill up the forms because was quite credible. Ratcliffe was G. Philippir, M.M., April 28. the business style of Nginm Hock was suffering from a bad hand, now serving a term and had Chwoo, the accused. On March 8 het was tho accused who decided to particular axe to grind. The ac Saarbrucken, Molchers, April 30 no Bakone Maru, N.Y.K., April 30. get the rubber stamps. A. day be used had been a very good friend Fusijama, Dodwell, May 3. 904.roh warrant and Barched 75 Cairnbill Road, fore the arrest he asked Ngiam of his and in giving evidence Rate Malaya, Manners, May 6, which address the accused had lock Chwes for 8100 as Lundy liffe not only seemed unwilling to Nagara, Gilman, May 5. wanted an advance but Ngiam Hock tie himself down but appeared to Forbes, M.M., May 10. Chwee was not agreeable to this.bo favouring the accused or trying Buwa Maru, N.Y.K. May 14. His Honour: Why did you not do to be axtremely fair to him. It Conte Rosso, Dodwell, May 10. all this yourself? Why had you was only when pressed that he said Toyooka Maru, N.Y.K., May 10 to conspire with the others 7-The the accused was the originator of Isar, Melchers, May 22 idea came from them.
the plot. Lundy was only a tool in Chenonceaux, M.M., May 84
obtained
moved.
to
Handwriting Specimens. Proceeding, Detective Inspector MoIntosh said that there he found two cards bearing the name of Keng and Chong, which was the business
address, of the accused in Robinson Rond, two visiting cards of Rat- cliffe, two specimen lotters of the accused's handwriting and a writ-
Ang pad. At 4.30 p.m. the same day Ngiam, Hock Chwee came to his
If it had been your idea? their hands. Any Chinese, Deteo-Afrika, Manners, May 97. would have put it through myself.tive Inspector McIntosh submitted Fushimi Maru, NY.K., May 28,
Bearded American's Evidence.
heavy
Foolish and Weak Man, "
His Honour and that Ratcliffe
Adrastus, B. & S., May 11. RABAUL
11.
doing this sort of business would Himalaya, Dodwoll, Juns 1.00 naturally remain in the background Afrika, Manners, June 7 and allow two Europeans to carry Athos 11, M.M., Juno T Albert Lundy, with L growth of beard, next entered the go. main plank in the ease Enkoxaki Maru, N.V., June witness box and stated that he had for the prosecution was that he had Dakar, Maru, N.Y.K., June 16. ofce at the Detective Branch and
been in Bingapore since January ordered the rubber stamps, which D'Artagaan, M.M., Jun 21. this year and was destitute. At were used in the forgeries. There Tamara, Swedish, June 27. he was charged.
the beginning of February he was Was sufficient evidence to warrant Replying to Mr. V. D. Knowles, working for the Bombay Cafe at calling upon the defence,
PORT SWETTENHAM, counsel for the defence, Detective Jalan Besar as an ontortainer when Inspector Molntosh said that Keng he met Ratcliffe. and Cheng of Robinson Road were came to see him at the, Bailors In-
Later Rateliff labour contractors among other stitute and asked him if he want-appeared to him to be rather a Nellore, M. M. & Co., April 30, things. The rubber stamps obtained to earm. Home
easy mui. "foolish and weak inan. He believ- Bremerhaven, Melchors, May 19, ed by the accused were und for pur-Ratcliffe asked him to take tvoked cartain portions of his evidence Tanda, M. M. & C., June 3, poses of forgery:
documents to Thomas Cook's and and others he did not believe and RANGOON. cnah themaster his clients who were he could not be influenced by por Morioka Maru, N.Y.K., April 15, out of town and as he himself had tions only Tho prosecution, his Muroran Maru, N.V.K, April "F. A. Rateliffe, who was present no time.
Honour said, had been very rightly Genoa Maru, N.Y.K., May 8... with a wardor, next told an amer- He knew that the accused had brought, but he did not think thero ing story of a conspiracy to obtain something to do with it as he was was sufficient evidence to call upon money. Rateliffe said he had been with Hatcliffe always. One night the nocused,
Ratcliffe's Story."
in Singaporo for the past five years of the Groat World where he was The accused was discharged.
REUNION.
Capa, St. Francis, Dodwell, April
10.
Pros MoKinley, Dollar May, 10. Shinyo Maru, NY.K., May 15, Pres, Grant, Dollar. May 24. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., June 1." SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. Asia, Manners, April 16. Malaya, Manners, May 5. Nagara, Gilman, May 5. Nanking, Swedish, May 27. Afrika, Manners, June 7. Tamara, Swedish, Jura 97. SEATTLE,
Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, April Taiyo Maru, N.P.K., April 19. Heian Marn. N.Y.K., April 26. Pres. Taft, Dollar, April 30. Protesilaus, B. & S., May .. Pres. Jefferson, Dollar, May 14. Hikawa Mar, N.Y.K., May 21. Ixion, B. & S., June 4
SHANGHAI,
16
Chaksong, J. M. & Co, April 13. 'Kwangtung, B. & S., April 13. Tainan, B. & S. April 15, Asia, Manners, April 16. Ajax, B. & S., April Szechuen, B. & S., April 17. Yhtshing, J. M. & Co., April 17.
Glenbeg, J. M. & Co., April 19. Tai Shan, Dodweli, April 1
Taiyo Mar, N.Y.K., April 19. Hopsang, J. M. & Co, April 19.
Norviken, J. M. & Co., April 20. Chitral, M. M. & Co., April 21, Emp. of Russia, C.P.R. April 29. Hanggang, J. M. & Co., April 92. Nanking, Gilman, April 22 Sandviken. J. M. & Co. April 24. Seochow, B. & S., April 24. Diomed, B. & S., April 26. Chenonceaux, M.M.. April 26.
Heian Maru, N.Y.K., April 28." Suiyang, B. & S., April 26. Kidderpore, M. M. & Co., April 27 Nanking, Gilmau, "April 27, Bangalore, M. M. & Co., April 30. Tsuyuma Maru, N.Y.E., May, 1. Afrika, Manners, May 4. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., May 4. Clenapp J. M. & Co., May 5. Ranchi, M. M. & Co., May 5. Tilawa. M. M. & Co., May 3. Conto Roam, Dodwell, May 8, Empress of Japan, CP.R., May Tanda, M. M. & Co., May 6. Athos II., M.M.. May 10, Shinya Maru, N.YK., May 15. Naldera, M., M. & Co., May 10. Emp. of Asin, C.R.P., May 20. Glenshiel, J. M. & Co., May 20 Tamara, Gilman. May 22, D'Artagnan, M.M.. May 24... Hikawa Mara NY.K, May 24. Bhutan, M. M. & Co.. May 29, Kaisar-I-Hind, M. M. & Co., June Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., June 1.
2.
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th
Gango, Dodwell, April 13. Lima Maru, N.Y.K., April 14. Yasukuni Maru, N.Y.K., April 15 Pres. Hayes, Dollar, April 17. Havel, Melchors, April 82. G. Philippar, M.M. Apri! 20. Hakone Maru, N.Y.K, April 30, Saarbrucken, Malchers, April 30, Pres. Pierce, Dollar, May 1. Fusijama, Dodwoll, May 3. Porthos, MM, May 10. Suwa Maru, N.Y.K., May 14. Canto Rosso. Dodwell, May 18. Pres. Monro, Dollar, May 13. Toyooka Maru. N.Y.K., May 18. Isar, Melchers, May 22 Chenonceaux, M.M. May Fushimi Maru, NY.K. May 28. Pros. Van Buren, Dollar, May 20. Himalaya, Dodwell, June 1. Athos II, M.M., June 7, Hokozaki Maru. N.Y.K., June 11. Dakar, Mari, N.Y.K., June 18. D'Artagnaz, M.M., June 21. SWATOW.
1
1
Chaksang, J. M. & Co, April 13. Kwangtung, B. & S., April 13. Hhining, Douglas, April 14. Muinam, Manners, Apt: 15. Haiyang, Douglas, April 17. Helios, Theresen, April 17. Szechuen, B. & S., April 17. Yatshing, J. M. & Co., April 17. Norvikon, J. M. & Co. April 20 Cheongshing, J. M. & Co., April 21. Hangsang, J. M. & Co., April 22. Antung. B. & S., April 94. Anshun, B. & S., April 24.. Hirundo, Thoresen. April 24. Sandviken, J. M. & Co., April 24. Boochów, B. & S., April 24 Huichow. B. & S.. April 28. Suiyang, B. & S., April 26. Chipshing, J. M. & Co., April 27. Hiram, Thoresen, May 1, SYDNEY.
Changte, B. & 8.. April 19. Kame "Mara, N.Y.K., April 23. Nellore, M. M. & Co., April 30. Taiping, B & S., May 20 Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., May 28. Tanda, M. M. & C... June 3. Atsuta Mare, N.Y.K., June 25. TAKU.
ני
Tauyuma Maru, N.Y.K., May '4. TIENTSIN.
ます
Cheongshing, J. M. & Co., April 21. Sandviken, J. M. & Co., April 21. Huichow, B. & S., April 26.. Chipshing, J. M. & Co., April 27. THURSDAY ISLAND,
非
Changte, B. & S.. April 19. Kama Maru, N.Y.K., April 23. Taiping, B. & S., May 20. Kitano Marü, NY.K, May 26. Atauta Maru, N.P.E., Juno 23,- TOWNSVILLE,
Changle, I. & S., April 19. Taiping. B. & S., May 23. TSINGTAU.
Chaksang, J. M. & Co., April 13. Yatching, T. M. & Co., April 17. Norviken, J. M. & Co., April 20. Souchow, B. & S., April 4. Suiyang, B. & S., April 28, 3 UNITED KINGDOM and
CONTINENT.
fo
City of Pittsburg, Bank Line, April
14
City of Baglad, Bank Liao, May 2. VALENCIA.
Lima Maru, N.Y.K., April 14. Toyooka Maru, N.Y.K.; May 10. Dakar, Mara, N.Y.E., Juno, 16. VANCOUVER,
Emp. of Russia, CP.R. April 22. Hoian Maru, N.Y.K., April 20. Pratesilaus, B. & S., May
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EXPECTED ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS.
4
Achilles from United Kingdom dus.
May . Ajax from Europa dus April 17, Bangalore from Europe, Bombay
Straits due April 20 Bonlawers from Europe and Streita."
sue April 18. Bhutan, from Europe, Bombay and
Straits due May 28. Chongshing, J. M. & Cb., April 21. Chitral from Europa, due April 30. Diomed from Europe due April 28, Emp.
of Russia from Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shanghai due April 14.
:
Fushimi Maru, from Straits due
April 10.
Chaolie Star from Europe April 20: Gange from Shanghai due April 13. Cingo Maru from Japan duo" April
17, .. Hector from Europe due April 29 Idomeneus from United Kingdom
due May 14.. Kidderpore from Bombay and
April 20
*
Kutsang from Calcutta and Straits
due April 15.
Montor from United Kingdom due
May
Naldera from Europe and South
due May 18.
Pres. Hayes from Australia and
Manila, U.S.A., Honolulu, Ja. pan ahd Shangha. due April 10, Pres. Taft from U.S.A., Canada, :
Japan and Shanghai due April
: 22.
Ranghi from Europe and Straita
duo May 4.
Santhia from Calcutta and. Straits
duo May 17.
Sirdhana from Calcutta and Straits
due April 20.
Szechuen from Shanghat via Swa
tow dus April-13. Taiping from Australia and Mani-
due May 10.
Talma from Calcutta and Straits
due May 31.
Tanda from Australia, Rabaul and
Manila due May 4. Tilawa from Calcutta and Strait
duo May 9.
Yasukuni Maru from Japan and
Shanghai due April 14.
PASSENGERS.
"Arrivals.
The following passengers arrived yesterday from Australia i ports w by the s Changte:-Ming R Arhipova, Mra, J. B. Aubry, the Hon. F. 9. Boyee. K.C., M.L.C., Mrs. F. S. Boyce, Mr. J. F. Boyce, Mra. . . Burrell, Miss E. A Crosby, Mr. G. S. Gamble, Mrs.. G. D. Graat, Master S. S. Grant, Mios G. J. Grant, Mr. M "C. Howitt, Miss E. Jones, Mr. F Karis, Miss V Kravchenko, Mr. J. Kellehr, Mr. and Mrs. A. J Lane, Miss M. Lane, Mr. Laverty, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mergor, Mr. I. Ogg. Mr. T. E Rees, Mr. J. W. Foss, Miss M. M. Stevenson, Miss V. H. Smith, Mr. J. W. E. Tonkin, Mr. and Mrs R. H. Wild Mr. W. Woods, Mr. and "Mts. G. D. Young, Mr. A. G. Auprey.
Departures.
The following leave to-day by the Blue Funnel .. Patroclus:Mr. J. L. Adams, Mra. W. G. A. Blake" ney, Mr. H. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. W. Buchanan, Miss J. Buchar nan, Mr... Walton, Mr. A. David; son. Mr P. M. Elberg, Mrs. K Elliott, Mr. B. E. Fielder, Mr. L Guy, Miss Harris, Mr. and Mrs. H. Owen Hughes, Miss P. Owen Hughes, Miss Susan Owen Hughes, Mr. J. B. Lanyon, Mrs H. Moore, Miss M. Mocre, Miss J. Moore, Mrs. J. Neil, Mr. H. F. Nowton, Mrs. T. 9. Parry, Miss D. V Parry, Mi P. M. Paul, Mr., C. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shez- yell and child. Mr. W. A. Stephens, Mr. G. H, Stokes, Mr. R. Buther. land Mr. J. Thayer, Mr, A. Wood. The following left by the M.M. 8. General Metzinger:-Mr. C. T., Bauman, Mr. and Mrs, W. E Greenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Soyez, Mins. TWestling, Miss E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Goodman, Mr. Walch, Mr. and Mrs. Caude and children. Mr. and Mrs. J. Philip and child. Mr. Le Borgao, Mr, and Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, April 10. K. Walters, Mr. Y. E. Tjin.
Mrs. W. W. Wertz and child," Mrs. Emp. of Russia, C.P.N, April 22. Pres.. Taft Dollar, April 30, Protesilaus, B. & S., May 5. Empress of Japan, O.P.R., May
Santhia, M. & Co., June 2 Empress of Canada, C.E.R., June & Empress of Japan, C.P... May Nankin, M. M. & Co... June, 0. Andre Lebon, M.M., Juno 7. Rajputana, M. M. & Co., June 18 Glengarry, J. M. & Co., June 17. Soudan, M. M. & Co., June 96. Felix Roussel, MM., June 21.
Mantua, M. M. & Co., June 30, SINGAPORE.
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Emp. of Asia, C.R.P., May 20, Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K.. May 24. Empress of Canada, C.P.R., Juno J. Ixion, B. & S., "June 4, VENICE" AND TRIESTE. Gango, Dadwall, April 13 Fusijama, Dodwell, May 3, Conte Rosso, Dodwell, May 15. Himalaya, Dodwell, June 1. VICTORIA,
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The following left by the 'M.M: 6.8. PorthoMrs. Van Wyliek, Mrs. G. D Grant and two babies, Mr. P. M. Elberg, Mrs. M. de Car Pres, Jefferson, Dollar, May 14valho and child, Miss O. Webster,
Emp. of Asia, C.R. P., May 20, :
9 Emp. of Canada, C.P.R. June 3. Mrs. A. Puterova, Mrs. Fassel,
Gange, Dodwell, April 13 ̈ ̈ Lima. Maru, N.Y.K., April 14. Morioka Maru, NY.E. April 15. Yasukuni Mara, N.Y.E, April 15. Talamba, M. & Co, April 18. Havel, Melchers, April 20. Antung, B. & S., April 4.
M.M., April 26. Philippar Hosang, J. M. & Co.. April 27. Murorun Maru, N.Y.K, April Calcutta Maru, NY.K., April Hakone Maru, N.Y. K., April 30. Takada, M. M. & Co., April 30, Fuzijama, Dodwell, May 3, Genna Mare, NY. K., May 8, Fonhos, M.M., May 10, Adrastus, B. & S., May 11. Iyo Maru, N.Y.K.. May 11. Suwa Meril, NY.K., May 14. Canite Rosso, Dodwell, May 15. Toyooka Maru, N.Y.K., May 18... Birdhana, M. M. & Co., May 17.
Ixion, B. & S., Judo 4,
VLADIVOSTOOK.
Ajax, B. & 8.. April 17.
Mrs Lussuguette. Miss Anna Artrinova, Mrs. E. M. Ribeiro, Mrs. E Webster, Mrs. J. M. Collaco, Mr. P. Xavier Mr JM, Roza
DIGHER, J. M. & Co., April 19. Pereira, Rev. D K. Joseph, Rev.
B. & 8, April 98. Glenapp, JM & Co., May 6. Glenshiel, JM, & Cay May 20 Glengarry J, M., & Co June 2
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Huichow. B. & S., April 28.
D. D. Nisan, Mra. Pereira and three children, Mrs. Betines and six ...children, Mr and Ms T-P-Mar-
quen, Miss M, Simoes, Miss P Car valho and Mastera A. and H. Car- valho, Mr. Alania, Master O. Aquino, Mr. Loveu.
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