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SPORT.

(Continued from page 5.)

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY FEBRUARY 12 1912.

Civil Service C. C. A. R. Sutherland, b Tayler

·POST OFFICE.

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Only fully prepaid loiters and post- cards are transmissible by the Siberian Route to Europe,

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A. R. Phillips, b Postonji R. O. Witchell, b Postonji tt. O. Hutchoson, b Pestonji granted. Later, the same player. Tillmann, b Tayler acored ne the result of Carlislo and R. E. O. Bird, o Rose, b Tayler High trusting each other to clear; J. MacEwan, Pestonji, b Tayler and twice the centre tried snap F. A. Biden, o Norin, b Postonji 11 shots that were very clever and Hon. J. Atkinson; Pestonji, might readily have taken offect

b Braga J. incETFEDEME withanyluck. Barlow, too, trieded H. A. Cox, b Braga J.......................... a long drive which had a fiery L. Brett, not out............ tail to it and which flashod just past the post; and High did well to turn a shot from Roberts, with bone and muscle behind it, aver the bar. The Yard wore not idle all the while, but they were not troubling the other keeper as the club's five wore worrying High.

SHIPPING NEWS.

The .. Hongkong Mara sailed from! Callao on the 30th fast, for Chilean porte.

The aa, Abinyo Mera, nalled, from

The Faroel Port system to the following places in Chins is for the Honolulu on the 9th fast, for Sap prosent suspended-Hapet, Szechuan, Hunan, Knelohow and Tongyuoh:

2 -3- Lars London Tras Shanghai

Jan, 20

Feb. 6

MAILS DUB. American, Mongolia, 28rd inst."

SIBERIAN MAILS,

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Extras...

Total, Bowling M. R. W.

Aunlysis.

Tayler

23 ................. 11. 2 Pestonji... 10 5 44. 4 Braga ....... 5.5 0 18 2' Still the Yard won and dosery-

Over Thirty v. Under Thirty. ed to win because they wore nippyThis match on the Club's and eager and took what gods ground resulted in a win for the offered them. At times their for- folder inen. Scoros wards showed pretty combination.

Over Thirtly.

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C. C. Clarke, 1.b.w., Stark... 95 Capt. Cayley, R.N. & Paffard,

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at other times they trusted in T. E. Penrco, b Annnheim... 21 speed, except Lyons, who played Surg. Greenlaigh, R.N., b brainy football all the time. Annaheim Smith was eager at contre and Capt. Bowen, a. Thursfield, b. was always working hard. Up till Annakoim the scoring of the "first goal the halves were too greatly engaged in dofonce and left the forwards, to forage for themselves. After wards they improved and did a deal of attacking. The backs Lt. Bodlord, B.N., • EL- were stealy, but their trick of

borough, b.Paffard advancing in line will cost thom Comm. Ward, b Stark.................. goals yet. High was brilliant all | Liont, N. J. Whito, R.N., not through.

.

b Thursfold...............47 Capt. Robinson, st. Attwood,

b Paffard

out

Extras...cirs

Brown was the best of tho F. Matson, not out club's forwards, Wilson was Rov. IL R. Wolls, did not bat clover and plucky, but an early injury greatly affected his play. Hedley was outpaced by Carlisle and could never got going. Cooper had soms sparkling runs, but crossed very poorly. He tired the inside mon by 'kooping them running in hopes of contre and thon putting the ball behind. His partner had an off day and Stark..... could do nothing right. Camp-

Annahoim. Thursfield ... Paffard............ 15 MeNutly

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Tutal......... 234 Bowling Analysis.

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W.

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80

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1 30

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2. 81

9

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22

0 I 21

2

Under Thirty.

Bowen

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24

Clark,

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with. Ho improved later, but ho E.

was 100 ready to admit himself |

J. MoNulty, R.N., Robison, b Bowen

boll was the best half, and he did | Mr. Anaheim, R. N. not spare himself. He was Surg, Fisher, R. N., Ward, against a clever wing, but ho b Bowon never admitted dofont. Barlow Me' Paffard, R.N, was slow and clumsy to start

b Bowon

beaten, and he made no effort to R. P. Thursfield. & Clark, cover up his backs.. His fond nose b Bowen

for dribbling, too, saw him Mr. Rouquotto, R. N.,bBowen robbed many times of likely Stark, o and b Bowen' oponings, but he failed to road A. O. E. Elborough, e Pearce, the necessary lesson.

Those b Bowen *******

Mr. Roger, R.N., o Ward b

b Bowen .... with the shots which beat him. A R Sutherland, not out...

Francisco.

The T. G. M. 8.x. Gooben, which init |hera.on Tuesday,-ak-noon,-eriived-at | Singapore on the 12th inst.

The .a. Kiyo Maru will be dospatch-| ed for South American ports via Japap. Honolulu and Mexico on the 17th inst. The as Nippon Maru sailed from MAILS CLOSE.

Honolulu on the BU inst., for Hong- Singapors, Penang-and-Calcutta-Per-kong, snd-ie-due to arrive-on-the-26th

Namsang, 18th Feb., 10 inst

A.M.

Swatow-Per Haiman, 18th Feb., 10

Siberian

Mail.

French

Mail.

4.1.

Manzanillo on the 3rd fast, for long- The 8. Bayo Maru anted from kong, and is due to arrive on the 26th

Shanghai, Moji, Kolo, Yoq- prox. kalchi, Yokohams, Victoria,

The .e. Tenys: Maru sailed from B. and Seattle_(Wash.) | Honolula on the 12th inst., for Hong- (Siberian Mail to Europe)-kong, and is expected to arrive on the Per Sadomara, 18 Feb., 10 4th pmx.

A.M.

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The .. Obijo Máru, will be des- EUROPE, 4o... INDIA patched for San Fransisco rin Shang- VIA TUTICORIN hai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokolems and (Lats Letters 11.00 a.m. to Honolulu on the 18th inst, at noon. Neon. Exim Postage 10

The Ben Ling us. Bonvenne from senta). (Letters posted in all Middlesbro' And London loft Singapore the Pillar Boxes, in time for on the 10th in-, for this party the first clearance will be in-

oluded in this contract mail.)

-Par Sydary, 13th Feb., 11 A.M.

Maos-Per Sui Tai, 19th Feb., 1.15

P.M.

Manila, Cebu and Iloilo-Per Toan. 18th Feb., 8 ..

18th Feb, 8 r.x.

Niogro and Shanghai-Por Bangklang, Singapore, Penang and Colombo-For

Tango-mora, 18th Feb.,

P.K.

6

Srator-For Helens, 13th Feb. 5 P. Kobe nd Yokohama Fer l'ultula,

18th Feb., 5 r.

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The I. G. M... Prinz Sigismund left Sydney on Saturday, al Il am, and may be expected on the 4th prox.

The I. G. M, .s. Prinz Eitel Friad- riuh, whitch: left here on Friday, at 2 x.in arrived at Shanghai on Sunday at 10a.m. The P, M. S. 8. Co.'s a.r, Korea,

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VESSELS IN PORT.

STXAXILL

Bongloe, Br. i., 1,981, W. "A. Guy, 9th Feb-Singapore 81st „Jan', Gen.-G. L., & Co. Chipkling, B. n, 1;229, Meathrel,

6th Feb.-Wakamatan 31st Jan., Gon.-), & 8. Chiyo Maru, Jap. 8.a., 10,426, W. W.

Greene, 6th Feb-Ban

Francisco 10th Jan, Maile and Gen-T, K, I Daigi Maru, Jap. as, 840′ Y. Some-

W'

Mail Steamers.

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

ALL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentionel PORTS op er shokt

the DATES named-

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kawa, 7th Feb.-Swatow 8 HANGHAI 6th Feb., Gen.-0.8, E. MOJI, KOBE Empress of Japan. Dr. ... 8,089, 8 & YOKOHAMA

Robinson, ..., 2nd Feb.--| Vancouver 11th and Shang- hal 80th Jan, Mailand Gen. SHANGHAI- -0. P. R. Ob.

"

Glenlochy, r.s.s., 2,997, F. T. Jones,

10th Feb,-London and Singapore &nd Feb., Gen.— S. T. & Co.. Hampstead, Br. à 2,215, J. 0.

Hanoi,

Tuplin, 7th Feb.-Hongay

3rd Feb., Cos.-D. & Co.

› Gm.—0. 8. §. N. Co. -

LONDON, TIK USUAL PORTS OT CA

About 1 Daph. W. W. Cooke,...) 12th Feb.

Freight

· ÁSTATE,

nonmuner ~~~Novn~~)~Freight andTM "Ospl. W.W.Cooko,m.x.x } 16th Fab. }

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HIMALATA... Capt. K. Jankin arvostaco

Noon

Pasange.

See Special

17th Feb. Advasilemént.

For Further Particulars, apply to

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendent

Hongkong, 5th February, 1912.

Fr. 18, 789, G. Banhis,'| P. & Q. 8..N. Co.'s offes, e

81st Jan-Haiphong vis

Pakhol 28th Jsu., Qen.-A. R. Marty

Hardinge, Br. s.s., 2,976, Comdr. 0.1

M. Ruck, ..., 7th Feb.— Katachi la Sing; ore 22nd Jan., Ballast.Order. topsang, Br... 1,869, J. M. Bay,

Juson

Keong

which saiful from longkong on the Kiyo 12th ult, arrived at San Francisco OD the 8th inst

jo

Thn I. GM... York, carrying the the 24th 't Jeft Colombo in the 11th German Mails with dates from Berlin of inat, and may be exposted on the 22nd iont. Fort Bayard and Haiphonz-Per Si-

kinng, 14th Feb., 8 am, |- Haiphong (aking Mail for Pakhoi)- For Hanoi, 14th Feb., o .. Hoikow and Haiphong (taking Mails for Paklo-Pr Singan,

14th Feb., A.,

The P. M. B.. 8. Co.'s a. Nilo will [bo dispatched from this port on the 23rd inst., for San Francisco vis Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kois, Yokkalobi, Yokohama and Honolula,

The P. &. 8. N. Co.'s 8.5. Assaye Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per left Singapore for this port on the 10th Haitan, 14th Feb., 10 AM. ļinst., nt 5 j.m, ja duo here on the 15th Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama-Por inst., at 4 p.m., and is expected to Inaya Nikko-mara, Ith Feb., 11 for Shanghai on the 16th-fast, at 10,a m.

A.XM

Macao-For Sul Tai, 14th Feb., -1.13

P.M.

+

.

Bataria, Cheribon, Samimng, Soars- baya and Maenoir--Por Tjimnock, 14th Feb., 3 r., Shanghai-'er Hangsang, 15th Feb,

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weaknesses in a contre half, above all players, are fatal. The backs woro steady, but were often over worked while Moon had no chanco

Lt.

Borong Attwood, Il‚N., åt Matson,

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One heard him, blamed for not

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Baving the third goal. 'Tio

kooper who can get away a ball

102

which bits the inside of the up-

right, near the root, and glances

Extras

Total'

Bowling Analysis,

off it into the far corner of the Ward....

not is n world's wonder. No, Greenhalgh... Moon was not go blame for the Bowen Club's defent. Teams:

Club-H. W. Moon: J. MoCubbin and A. T. Hamilton; D. Campbell, R. C. Barlow and C. Wilkie W. Hedley, W. A. Wil- son, H. J. Brown, J. O. Roberts and D. Cooper.

Naval Yard-High Watch and Carliele; Tutton, Wright and Constantine; Hodgkinson, Lyons, Smith, Taylor and Bellows.

CRICKET.

Cralgengower Beat Civil Service.

Robingon Poarco

0. M. R. W.

12 2 87

4- 17.

13.4 1 75 10)

4.1 16 2.- 23

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per .. Manchuria, sailed on 10th Feb., for San Francico, &c. :- Abelsteiz, Mr. and Lieber, Mr. and

Mr. A. C, D,

Mrs. J. E. Abdals. Mr. Loung: Bo-hee, Allen, R. A.

Mrs. Brooks, B. K.

Brooks, Mr. D. F.

K.

Booth, F. 8. Black, N. A. Browns, Lieut. D.

A.

-

Molinare, Mons, &

Mme. do

*.E.A.

MI

:

Meitz, Hear Ad- mital & Mrs. A.,

Merchant, Dr. and

Mr. T. P. Bloggs, Miss L. P. Moore, Mrs. 8. Bandholz, Genl. & W.

Mrs. H. H., Mundstock, R

Molellan,

M. E. Osborno, A. Pitcher, Ber. and Mr. P. W. Pit-her, Mizr Philips, Mr. and

Miad. W Page, C. F. Quelch, M, and

Much interest was manifested in this match which practically decided the clumpionship of the U... League for the year. Oraigen- Bentley, Mr. and gower won by 31 runs after a Mr. fino struggle. R. O. Hutcheson Brook", Edw. put up a fine bit of batting Oran, Miss M. B. against some good bowling and Chevalior, Mr. and scored nearly half the rans that came from the Civil Service bats. Scores:---

c. c. c.

W. H. Vivensh, o Biden, ............

b Bird

·L. A, Rose, e Cox, b Brett

Mr. A. E. Crone, W. J. Chan Lui-chin

H. II. Tayler, L.h.w., Witchell 23 Danging, E. H.

G. A. Hancook, run out ......

11 A.K. Macao-Fer Bai Tai, 15th Feb., 1.15

T.N.

..

Shangla Per Chishus, 15th Feb.,

Br.M. Batavia, Cheriton, Bumarang, aad Bourabaya Per Tjilljap, 16th Feb., 10A.M. Busto-Per Haiman, 19th Feb., 10

A.M.

Shanghai-Pei Assuye, 10th Feb,

Australian

Mail.

American

Mail.

10 A.X.

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ARRIVALS.

Si Kiang, Fr. 5.8., 615, E. do Cata- Inn, 10th Fob-Haiphong and Kwopohowman 9th Feb., Gen.-31. M,

Sameca, Ger. ... 998, R. Peterson. 11th Feb.-Bangkok 2nd Feb., Rios al Gon.-B. & 8.

Jason, Br. 5, 4,800, Steeves, 11th Feb-Singaporo 6ih Feb., Cen, B. & S. Chinhus, Br. 8,6, 2,300, Bermon, 11th FeShanghai. 1 Feb., Gen.-B. & 8, Drufar, Nor. ., 1,102, J..Bing, 11th Feb-Bangkok ris Sestow 10th Feb., Gen-Kip Tay Leong,

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10th Feb-Bongay 8th Feb., Coal.-J., M. & Co. Main, Jap. 8.s., 2,340, M. Machida, 30th Feb-Japan 0th Feb., Gon.-N. Y. K. Wai, Ger. .., 1,115, F. Nicolaisen, 7th Feb.-Manila

4th. Fab., Ballast.-B. & 8.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

BREMEN.

Mara, Jap. 60, 5,757, WIMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES.

Filmer, 7th Feb-South

America 17th Jau, Gea.-

T. K. K.

Locksun,

Laksang,

1-4

Fox

Gers.s., 1020, W. Teinbert, 10th Feb-Bangkok Feb., Rice.-B. & 8. B., 978,. Bowker, 13th Feb-Canton 9th Fob, Gen. —J., M. & Co.

Namsang, B..., 2,591, P. M. B.

Lake, 8th Feb,--Kobo and Moji 4th Feb., Gon.~J., M. & Co.

NAPLES, GENOA, AL- GIERS, GIBRALTAR, SOUTHAMPTON, AN- TWERP and,BREMEN)

Ponglong. Br. .., 997, W. Bolefahr,

4th Feb. Bengkok 22nd SHANGHAI, NAGABAKI,

KOBE Jan., Rice B. & S..

and TOKU- Quaita, Ger.-8., 1,145. H. Me lsan..HAMA .........................

5th Feb.-Maalla 1st Feb Tobacco.-8. W. & Co.

OLEARANCES AT THE HAR-

BOUR OFFICE. Kaijo-mara, for Tamui. Jensen-mara, for Singapara. Kain Chow, for Whampoa. Loosok, for Bangkok. Keongnai, for Swatow. Rastern, for Kobe. Signs, for Haiphong. Liaan, for Shanghai.

Sabine Rickmers, for Haiphong. Sydney, for Maroilles. Lennox, for Yokoloma, Jxmau, for Swatow. Hangsang, for Canton.. Loongmon, for Canton. Wala, for Canton. Indramamıhın, for Vokokamın, Obinhas, for Canton. Dambes, for Yokohams. Seangles, for Singapore. Jon, for Liverpool.

DEPARTED. tle-Per Yanate Mar, 16th Hideno, Ger. ., 77, C. Berg

Feb. 11. Feb., 11 a.m.

11th Feb.-Holhow, 10th | Hatching, for Coast Poris,. Fab., Gen.-J. & Co.

Kaijo-maru, for Tamsal

Manila, Uchu, Iloilo, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cuirne, Townsville, Brisbins, Sydney,

Hobart, Launceston, New {{sinna, Br. K., 641, A, II. Stewart, Zealand, Dunedin, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Fremin

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe

116 Feb.-Swatow 10th Feb, GenD. L. & Co..

Yokolams, Honolula and Fan Beattle Mari, Jap. s..., 8,892, T. Sai-Lion, for Shanghai,

Francisco (Siberian Mail tof Europe)-Pur Chigo-maru, 16th Feb., 11 A..

Macao-Per Bui Tai, 100 F., 1.16

P.K.

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*

tox, 11th

Feb-Manila,Yaddo, for Moji.

Pitsamalok, for Swataw *9th Feb ̧ Gen.—0. 8, K. Wahu, Bá 6., 1,227, Howard, 11th Hampstead, for Ocean Island. Feb-Wuta bult Feb Hine. Loosok, for Bangkok. Tinging, for Canton. --B. & 8.

Feb, 12. Loonginoon, Ger.

1, 1971, W. Fakura-miry, for Wakamatsu. Vog-lor, 11th Feb.--Dalny Castern, for Yokohama.

th Pb., Rice-H‚· A.`L.'

Ckiphum, for Canton. Huilo, Lyca woon. Cer, efs, 1,255, V. Pikeri Kutsang, for Moji. Tort Darwin, Tonday In

11th Feb Saigah Feb, Danbar, for Port Baid. Jnds, Cooktown, Cilins'

Gen-B A. L

Dumb for Shanghai,

Shanghai and Kobe-Per Tjimahi,

16th Feb., 2 r.M.

Australian

Waji.

Mali.

Manila,

Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney. Vautfuld, Nor. na, 1.112, Bartelen.wrlot, f Bilgan

3th Feb-Saigon 8th Fub, lindrini, får Hengkok, Gen.-A. T. K.

Signal, for taiphong.

Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Dosadin. Mel.

bourne, Adelaide, Perth

Fremantic-Por Chi-ngin, 16th Feb., 3 r..

Tola, Yokohama, Ian dakit, Manzanillo, Balion CAVE, Callao, Aries, Iquique, Val paraiso and Camm-Per

inngang, Br 1819. S. Wa1 anys, for Canton.

12ths Pab-hanghai wate Bwat 1th Feb,, G¢ ; —-J., M. & Co.

Dumban,

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Piras. Dambea, atrivel 12th Feb., Fr. ... 3.210, Sali », 12th from Marseillé, &o. :--- 1b31arills - Liga Jin., | Alton- Mail and Gen.—M, 3L, Datany Balilate

Kiyomaru, 174 Fake 10 Nikko Marn Jun N. Str, Tag, Chia Lần-ng

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INDIA

12th Fo-Mub Pets 14th Jan., Gen.-N. V..K

Chambers, biri. Drin Ha-ssag Chas ni

Kna Chan

Lleat Beng

Lia Evek-ala sa La Kung-o

Nghi Din Noigtier, Gen do

And Boostery Ngoors Tasa-kjia

EUROPE. VIA TUTICORIN-(Late) Letter 11 am to noon, Exiza Sydney, Ye mäw2,193, Costi. 12th Open Bhing-kfo Pootage 10 coals) (Supplem)

Fel-Yokohaus Oth Feb., Chatel, Mr. & Mrs. Ortlieb Gen ---M. M.

Oban Blok, Master Crocker, J H.

-15

J.V. Braga, Witch, b Bird

18

(lax, B.

19 Derham, Mr. Stelwagon, Mr. &

Mr. Houry Dotham, W. W. A. Ros, Bar. and] Davies, Ner, A. W, Mr. B. AL.

AM,

Mr. J. W.

Blevenson, Mr. C.

1 Derlia, Dr. C. A.

E.

0 Daviss, Mr. & Mr.

J. I.

3

Evial, Chri.

Struthers, J. Stevenson, Miss

W.

10

Egor,&. E.

Seitz, Mra, J. D.

Endes, Char. U.

Foster, Miss T.

14 'W. F.

E. L. Braga, b Bird

R. A. Carvalho, c Tillmann,

b Witchell

R. Baan, run out

R. Pestonji, 0. Tillmann;......

o Witchell.

J. D. Noria, not out.............

8 Findlay, Dr. & Mrs.

C. Johnstone, o Bird, b Brett 1 Geskie, Miss M.

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Total

Bowling. Analysis.

O. M. R. W

Bird...... 111 48

3

Brett...... 63

2

20 Witchell... 8 1 21: - Hutcheson 2 - 11:

Smith, Mrs. E. Q. Simpson, Mrs. F. Strauss, Leo. Smith, Matt. Skoler, Mi Thorason, Mc &

Mn. Q..83ma Thayat, Judge

Rafus H. Willams, Mrs. E.

I. -Wheeler, Mrs. W.

R. Woodward, Món Kok Chang-oben

H. L. Koyos, Miss Mariä. Wagner, 1.8,

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12 Gray, D. 8.

Graham, O. A, .. 124 Haase, U. H.

Hasscombe, O. M. H. M. Logas, H. Hutchings, Mr. and

MM, D. W. Inia, Dr. & Mr.

W. W..

पाण्

Mail.

the times fixed for departare Folaburi, Ger. 1... 1,873, 0.00- Dao Chi

mentary mail on board op to

of the mail Extr、 Ponlage

10 cents) (Letters poste),

In all the Pillar Boxin

timo for the first learner Tang Myra, Jap, m.a., 4,027, K.Tang Lik

will be insladed in this con

tract mail.) The Parce

Mail will be closed on Friday. 18th Feb., at 5 pm Yorin Himalaya, 17th Feb., 11 am Manila, Cebu and Thoth-Per Loung

sang. 17th Fab.) - MG Maiso—Per Sui Trí, 1704, P.b, 415

kaanile, Manga.in, Hello and-Coba

Par Zadro, 17th Feb., & F.M. in Shanghai, Yokohama and Kobe-Por Varwaerts, 171. Fabe, 4" Par

MANILA, YAP, AN-

STEAMER.

TO SAID ON

"DEBEELINGKU"

...17,000 Capt. F. Proechean score

"Yonex "

WEDNESDAY, 21st February, at Noox

......................... 1,7000 f About Capt. J. Rendermanq

GAUR, NEWGUINEA, Į “CUSLWEZ"

BRISBANE, SYDNEY

& MELBOURNE

Capt. L. Kingkist,

***

THURSDAY,

22nd February

.6,750

SATURDAY,

24th February,

10

KOBE & YOKOHAMA...

*PRIZ 81016MoxĎ" 6,000

Capt. D. Lens

TUESDAY,

8th Matela

BOBNO

********** 5,750. ƒanádió of

Fethiy

RUDAT & SANDAKAN" Capt. W. Hembill.......

All the steuners of the European Line are fitted with Wiralens Talages

New Syst in of Telefunken.

For farther Particular, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD MELCHERS & CO., '

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA. [7

Hongkong, 29th January, 1912,

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP.CO. LD.

Hongkong-South China Coast Ports.

Highest C's, Fastest and Most Luxadɔns Steamers on the Coast, having plendid Accommo istion for First-Class Passengera. Electra Light. Excallays Cuisine.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW AND RETURN, (Oocopying 1 to 10 d y.)

STRAMADIPE

CAPTAIN

LE-VING.

Haltan...... [J.S. Ronch

WEDNESDAY, 1415 Feb, at 10 AM Halyang...J. W. Evans..... TUEJDAY, 20th Fab,, at 11 ama

FOR SWATOW AND RETURN. (Occupying 3 Days), Halman... A. H. Steras wi.... | FRIDAY, 16th Feb., at 11 am. -

Steamers will arrire et, and depart from, the Co.'s Whiff near Blako Pig

For Freight and Passage, apply to

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THE

Douglas, Lapraik & Co.,

General Managers,

EASTERN &

AUSTRALIAN

STEAMSHIP CO. LIMITED,

Mail Service to Australia,

Droe

mia, 12th Fuk-Bongkok Pa Eu

Bid Pab., Gen-B. & 8. Bian Chi Eu

Peuneo Plusse, Graug Quich Pilo Som Tek-col

Steamers

Bum Peok-sai

EASTERN ALDENHAM,

Kawaray 12th FebShang- Galingan, A. Y.

Tao Shin-tan'

15

kal 9th Feb., On, Y. Hitchent

Hay, Wisn Kyns. Omplain A. Zaljcht

Feat

Tan Chlok-lim

Wun An-qam

Mat, day, am. 8,283, J.

MAIL SCHEDULE

(ŠUBJECT TO MODIFICATION),

Artive Hongkong from Australia

2nd Mat.

Leave Hongko

15 above Steamers are fitted with Refrigemiing Machinery, Fenearing tal plentiin supply of Los, Fresh Provisions, etc., and am lighted throughout andy, 12th Fob.- Mji Pub, CO. 8.K) ·

For 1.6. Tanga Mamu, arrival 12th | Elxtreilly, All Biate-Rooms have Electiis. Fast

"A"daly qonlifað Pórios Feb, from Shanghai :—

and Słowardem aer carried.” Patricis,

Ger, tensport, 9,144. Bo`ri

For furikar particulars, apply to. [Chan'a, Miss K, ?· Lamb ri, Mịa E d. 120 Feb Hamburg Chole. Com. MiUugs. W 15 Ja—IA, L.

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