1914-06-30 — Page 12

THE EMPRESS DISASTER Fedor Ricotento, Roy Floir, H H. Smith, William Honralain, T. Bantala, F. Nisito, Walter Er-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1914.

POST OFFICE

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 30th at 11.15--Pressure is still highest in the neighbourhood of the Bonins It has increased slightly over N. E. China, Haimua. Br. 641, Stewart, 30th inst-the northern depressions having moved Swatow, 20th Inah, Gen.-D. L. Morth-eastward, and decreased moderate- & Co.

iy over Formosa. Harunaan Maru, Jap.. 2,059, Gillespie 29th June Mko. 24th Juno, Coal-M. B. K,

Changes elsewhere are amall.

A depromion still lies over AnnaDL At 6 a.m. this morning the typhoda The Money Order Office will be entireLoonging, Br, ... 1,093, A. G.G. Lents in about latitude 23 N. and longitude

30th June-Maalla, 27th June, 194 E., travelling N.N.W. Goa J. M, & Co,

ly closed.

The Kanchow with the Malla from Lon-Kerber, don (vie, Siberia) at Tuesday 9th and Wednesday 10th inst, is due to arrive here to-morrow.

The Assays with the English Mail loft p.m. and is due to arrive here on Thursday Bingapore on Saturday, the 27th inst. at 0 the 2nd prox. This packet brings the par- el mal olosed in Lordon for despatch for despatch overland on the 2nd inst., by the all-sea route on the 27th ult, and

(Continued from page 8.) zinger, J. Erzinger (Winnipeg),To-morrow being a Public Holiday, the Frank Madden, York, R. D. William Brown, John Ryan Post Ofice will be open from 7 to noon.

In the event of the arrival of Siberian Claque, Liverpool, A. Fereday. Thorne, Walinski, C. Samuelson, Upton, T. J. Gula, Liverpool, E. [G, J. Metcalfe, W. Roberts, John Malls the Post Office will be open one There will be one delivery of ordinary Phenna, Liverpool, T. Hunt. Byrne, John Fitzpatrick, W. hour for the delivery thereof. Croydon, T. Cooke, Nantwich, Selinski, Edward Shannon, Wil- correspondenas and one collection of let William Campa, Douglas, H. lisan Qainn, Joseph Hackford, ters from the Pillar Bores Baker, Liverpool, J. Murphy. George Capplin, John Gibson, Liverpool, W. II. Pitts, London, John Sims, S.F. Hohn, O. Williame R. W. Orollin, Dougine, LO. Spencer, J. B. White, W. Skerratt, Manchester, F. Green, Hampter, R. Brennan, R. Leddell, B. Garrigan, J. M. Cone, O. P. McDonald, G. Leamington, "Donegal, H. Hobson, Liverpool-Donovan, J. Smith, B. Weinrauch (Montreal), W. Heller, W. T. all stewards,

Helena Hollies, Worcester, Burrows, Alex driveri, John Ethel Dunwoodie, Lily Leders Remanus, R. McWilliams, J. F. Bardy, Herbert Lawler, H. Zab, Chester, stowardessės,

J. E. Matthews, Landon, obef; Hugh Hughes, William Fugent, T. Gloger, Liverpool, S. Lee, Loo-Adam Suzzera, Michael Koronio, don, J. Turner, Liverpool, F. D. MoDougal, Alex. Talbacha, Harrison, Shrewsbury, A. Pierce, John Dort, A. Elgevish, Peter Siberian, Kaachow, Lat July. Formby, Veatrice, Liverpool, Davies, John Davies, Thomas Englah, Aasayo, 2nd July, A. Simon, Liverpool, E. Pirtchard Maccrendy, Arthur Evanson, J. Liverpool, II. Clandon, Liverpool, Gard, P. Darcy, P. Probst, Renne A. Kaill, Liverpool, M. Shesby, Harbanen, Sims Jubainer, Malte Ballybrennn, Johnson, Liver-Lommi; Alex. Weiss, Mr. and pool, and J. Gardner, Liverpool, Mre. J, W. Black, Ottawa, J. W. Langsley, Merrit, Miss N. E. cooks, etc.

Laugaley, Vancouver, Mr. and Engine Department.

Lampson, Mrs. E. Maater Law, Calgary, J. Engineera-W Ohiol, Liverpool, J. M. Toms, Lennon, Winnipeg, Miss A. London, A. Matier, Wallasey, J.-J. Hamption, Liver-Liston.

1:

pool, R. II. Veaven, Grent Grooby, Indianapolis,

* ́. MAILS DUE.

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

Loft London Juno 3. Juno 6.

Диф Shanghai June 20. June 24.

MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY

DIEDERICHSEN, 30th Inst.,

Hoihow, Pakhol & Haiphong--Par C.

5 p.rs,

Gp.n.

30th June, 5 p.ro.

30th June, 5p.m.

A. MoAlpino, Shanghai-Por LIANGCHOW, 30th inst. R. R. Liidell, Soucombe, George Montreal, Mrs. Charles. Moir, Shanghai & N. China-Por KOERBER. O'Donyan, Aintree, George Mc-Toronto, William Morgan, J. Oavio, Liseurd, Gullespie, Morgan, Winnipeg, Mr. David Shanghai & N. China---Por HANGSANG, Bootle, C. K. Me Donald, Aintree, Duncan, Curbridge, Hante, Mr. J.. Burrows, Notting- J. McEwan, Aintree, P. William A. HOD, Waterloo, J. B. White, ham," Mra, Calton, Sherbrooke, Birkenhead, A. E. Smith, Tron- Mr. J. L. Black, Ottawa, mere, John A.. B. Johnston, Bootle, F. J. Caloy Isle of Man, J. II. Swan, Melbourne.

In addition to Captain Kendall, the following members of the Electricians.-J. Grant, Giss-crow are reported to have besn gow, W. Boekworth, Seaforth. saved:.

Donkeyman.-Jamos Connor,

Liverpool.

Storekeeper.-George David- Boa, Abardeon.

Grossers. H. M'Alearney, Liverpool, W. Rash, Liverpool, D. O'Donnell Liverpool, John Connor Wexford, John Summers Liverpool, J. Duggan Liverpool, 0. Nelson, Liverpool, J. Megson, Leeds, Willinin McAdam, Glasgow, Fat Darey, Liverpool, Pat Maher, Tipperary, John Stephen, Liver- peal, J. Henley, Kildare, Edmand Starr, Booja, 1). Henrson, Liver. pool, R, Sheridan, Liverpool, Wil. liam Williams Liverpool, S. Hold- ing, Liverpool.

Firemen.-J.Donlan,

Liver-

pool, John Whitty, Liverpool, Pe- ter Malone, Liverpool, B. Malone, Liverpool, Michael McGuinness Liverpool, T. McGuinness, Livor- pool, J. Urowther, Yorkshire, T. Flood, Seacombo, P. Marphy, Liverpool, N. O'Neill Liverpool, J. Rowlande Gravesend, W. Clark Co. Louth, Joseph Maguire Liverpool, Matt Somera, Liverpool, Ed. lice, Liverpool, J. Campbel!, Liverpool, J. Yully, Liverpool,

Bamford, Marconi operator. Richard Holt, bedroom steward, W. Bowen, steward.

Rudley, boatswain's mate.

A. Reginald Morland.

J. B. White, sixth engineer, James William Gray.

G. Forster, trimmer.

Murphy, quartermaster.

T. Sprague, boatswain.

W. B. Duckworth, electrician. Salin Safike.

TO-MORROW... Haiphong and Pakhol- For 'SUNG.

KIANO, 1st July, 9 a.m. Straits & Coylon-Por MIYASAKI N., 1st July: 9a... Amoy & Foochow-Por KAIJO

MARU, 1st July. 1 p.m.

Swatow,

American

Canadian

bal,

Formosa via Keelung, Shang North China, Japan, Tia Moji, Unite

United Statas, South America and Canada via

(Europa Vancouver

MAIL STEAMERS

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. ENGLISH MAIL.

Aus. as. 3,439, Zadro, 30th June. Hongkong, Rainfall for the 24 hours WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned FORTS on or

-Blogspore, 24th June, Gesending at 10 am. to-day, 0.00 inches. 8. W. & Co.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

Forecast Kolya, Br. 1,168. F. J. Pooley, 29th

" Distriot. Juno-Manila, 26th June, Ballast}

Light or +A. Bune.

30th June-Shanghai, 26th June, Kwasgtak, Chloras, a.. 1,526, Sangster,

Gon.—C, M. 8. N, Cổ

Sheala, kus s. 3,318, Mortiroch, 30th

-winda,

1 Hongkong and Neighbour- variable

fair. hood......

Jung-Singapore, 25th June,2 Formosa Channel. Con- W. & Co.

about the DATES named

Steamers

For LONDON, via Us-) Himalaya

ual Ports of CallCapt. W. W. Cooke

E.N.R.

LONDON & ANT-}·

WERP via Binga-'} Khyber"

pore, Penang, Capt. H. E. Kitest Umbo, Port Said,

To Sail On Remarks

Freight

& Pange

Freight

noon 4th July,

about.

8th July.

& P'sage

Oyalonie ...........gales.

•

R.N.R.

& Marseilles

Assaye

10 a.m.

Freight

SHANGHAI 1999.

Capt. G. J. Coldwell

3rd July,

&P'aage

MOJI, SHANGHAI

AND HAMA.....

about

Freight

10th July. & P'ange

Torilla, Br... 9,189, C. J. Swanson, 29th 3 South coast of China bo-) N. to N.W.

June--Calcutta, 14th inst, Gen

-D. 8. & Co.

Triumph, Ger, s. 760, Laugschwager, 30th Juan-Boihow, 29th June, Coal & Gen.-J.U.J.L Wesang, Br. a. 7,127, J. Smith, 29th June -Shanghai, 24th June. Gen.- J. M. & Co.

DEPARTED.

Juno 30,."

Fongtong for Haiphong and Bangkok Caps Finisterre for B. Francisco via Cobu Luchow for Canton Looksun for Bangkok via Swatow

Atlantique for Yokohama via Shanghai Taiyo Maru for Chinwantao

Kanakuk for Haiphong via Śrizon

Kirino Maru for Yokohama via Kobo Nikko Maru for Yokohama via Nagasaki

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.·

June 30..

5

tween H.K. and Lamooks

winds. moderate. South coast of Chisa be? The som tween H.K. and Hainan... as No.1. China Coast Meteorological Register.

Alation

30th June, a.LY

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature.

Bumidiky,

iWinda!

пом

Force.

Weather.

Ба

Wostook 7 29.75 60 Nemuro Hakodate

$30

1 t

29.87

SW

29.91

0

29.95

29.95

20.91

A6

29.94

nas

Oshima Naha

20.85

Lahijima

Bonin I.

20.09

0

Chefoo

Cherbo

Whalwai

29.63 24 05 w

i ob

Hankow

Taitan for Foochow via Swatow Meyazaki Muru for London via Singapore Lohaug Tean for Iloilo via Manila Taiwong for Bwatow

via Diederichsen for Haiphong via Hoihow S

Triumph for Canton

Sibaria) Per MONTEAGLE,

1st July, 1030a.m.

[To make connection with the Tien- tsin-Pukow Raway, closing at Shanghai Br. P.O. at 110a.m. on Monday the 6th July.j

Swatow-Per HAIMUN 1st July, 10a.m. Japan vin Kebo-Por LOVAT. 1st July,

10a.m.

Austra-

lian

Mail.

Philippins Is., Australia, Tax- mania and New Zealand vin Thursday Is. Por TANGO MARU, 1st July, 11a.m.

July,3 p.m.

Albiana for Chinwaatno Hangsang for Shanghai Foiching for Shanghai Koorber for Shangbai

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. P'dores

Per s.a. Torilla from Calcutta-Mr and Canton Mrs. Dalton, Slator Mary Gerrard, Mr & 'kong Mrs Doherty, Messrs Les Jouss, Con-Gap Rook

Macao yngham.

Wuchow Ja Pakbol

29.69 80

KOHE Nile YOKO-Capt. H. Powell

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy,

For Freight or Passage, apply to

E. A Hewett,

P.&O. 8. N. Co.'s office,

Hongkong, 30th June, 1914

For

Steamers.

Superintendent.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

'BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

NAPLES, GENOA, "AL-)

GIERS, LISBON,Deriflinger

SOUTHAMPTON. (Capt. F. Prosch

17,000

To sail on

WEDNES 8th July, 10 a.m.

NAGA- Prinz Eltel Friedrich ( About

KOBE AND Capt. C. Mundt

MARONN,SAMARAI, Prinz Sigismund

Klukiang

H 29.71 77

#50.

3 0

Gutzlaff

D

29.44 75

B

4 om

harp P. 7a

29.71 81

едо

Amoy

68

29.67 81 87 w

A'WERP & BREMEN,

Swatow

29.70 80 90 nab

Talboku

29.65

29.65

ne

SHANGHAI,

Taichu

99.61

SAKI

WEDNES..

++

Talnán

#

49,0%

YOKOHAMA

16,000

8th July

Kosbun

29.09.

·

29.59.

П

29,62

B

M'LA, ANGAUR, YAP:

SATUR

60

29.71.8006 no

1.0

Ga

29.70.70 93

U of

29.68

NEW GUINEA, Capt. A. Hurtzig BRISBANE, SYDNEY

11th July,

6,000

3 p.m.

!

fer ss. Wosang from Shanghai etc.-

Hollow Per s.. Haimun from Swatow-Mr & Phulien Mrs Goldsmith..

Tourage Aparri

AND MELBOURNE...

Prinz Waldemar

Sa

29.66 77

3 or KOBE

Capt. O. Jurany

6,10),

29.88 81 DAW

29.78 77

BW

29.66 74

.8

20

20.74 .78

00

20.76 76

WBW 2 0 1

Capt. J. Koehler

白

.29.83 80 W

10

10

29.8% 85

1 c

Labuan

2084 84

T. F. Claxton, Director,

GO. Donovan, intermediate Philippine Islands--Por ZAFIRO, at Massa Rehm & Wisse

third engineer.

A. Williame, II. Clandon, first and second class cooks.

T. Horan,

Charles Clarke, Laski Savin.

A. Elliott, baker.".

C. W. Coombe, pantryman.

A: C. Ferguson.

R. Simons.

M. E. Soul.

Dealit, Stevedore,

Nevek Gaade, chief steward. Sampeon Swan..

T. Gratwicke, seaman.

E, Hays, assistant purser.

James, assistan: steward, Kingscott. (This may be

James McCabe, Armagh, Peter two names, King and Scott.)

THURSDAY, 2nd July.

Fort Bayard, Haiphong und Pakhoi---Por

HUE, 2nd July, Va.m. ... Shanghai, N. China & Japan via Yoko hama-Por SILSIA, 2nd July,

Ameri-

сап

Mail.

1.2.

Keelung, Japan via Moji, toria and Seal.le ... Fer MARU, 2nd July, 2p.m.

Shanghal & North China---Por CHOW, 2nd July, 3 pm.

Siberian

Mall.

FRIDAY, 3rd July.

'a

Cebu

ཎཊྛ ཋ

PASSENGERS DEPARTED. Manila

Logaapi Por a. V. Ciotat for Europe elo. Llallo Messrs Toublet. A CSleigh, Yeung Ching. Bacolod Ng Son, Foug Wui-obuen, Tsang Chui- Thi Tùng, Ms Dương Pong Pp Phong Vic-Chen, Mrs Chu, Le Khin, E Griault, fins WAG Grimuult, Mossra Minami, D M Mickle, Lee Wah, Mrs Sum Yum, 11 van Engers, Ng Tack-pin, L Cerrine, H F Rooke, Se Hongkong Observatory, June, 30th...

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees. How-wai, Mr & Miss Hommel, Mr & Mrs Fleutiaux, Vicount Garcia, Chow Chun-Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in in- ling, Chow Suey-chak, Wong Ngon-sues, tenth and hundredthe churk, and O E Bertin.

LU-

Shanghai and North Cliina (Europe vin Siberia-Por ASSAYE, 3rd July, a..

[Te mako connection with the Tion: tairi-Pukow Railway, closing at Shargbut

July.

..

2 Temperature, in the shade, in degress Fahrenboit.

3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Hamidity of air saturated with mois ture being 100.

JESSELTON, KUDAT & | Borneo

SANDAKAN

About TUESDAY 21st July: TUESDAY,

14th July,

9 am

All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Now Bystom of Telefunken.

FREIGHT LINE.

NEXT SAILING FROM HONGKONG.

Mark

Coettingen

OUTWARD,

About

SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL.›

London, 12th June. Arrivals from China:-Menelaua, Mi-

4 Direction of Wind, to two pointa shima, Mara, Doike Rickmers

5 Force of Wind, sccording to Beaufors The following vessels have passed the Canal:Belgravia, Bohemia, Cordillera, Seale

Nite, Nippon, State of Weather, b' blue sky, o de- Pelho, Tottori Meru,

gloomy, h hail, i lightning, o overcast, p Trinco, Mark.

passing showers, a squally, rain, snow, For Havre. Emden and Bremen/

thunder, v visiblilty, w dow wet.

MoMuhon Co. Cavan, B. Loim zit, Reginald Morland may ba Br. P. O. at 5 pan. on Mond, the 5th Eumaeus, Indion, Namuns, Afghan tacked cloud, d drizzling rain, flog, s Liverpool, John Ryan, Liver-Reginald Grey.

pool, O. Trial, Liverpool, E, Royd, Liverpool, Thomas Mo-

Ready, Liverpool, John Toole,

Louth, A. Shorigan, Bootle, H.

Salvation Army List.

A telegram from Toronto states

Swatow, Amoy and Faochow-Per HAI.

YANG, 3rd July, 10a.m. Batavia, Samarang and Soembaya-Por TJILATJAP. 3rd July, 31.m. Straits, Colombo, India via Bombay-Per E. F. FERDINAND, 3rd July, 3 p.m.

London, 16 June.

Reid, Dublin, E. Jackson, that the Salvation Army hand- Liverpool, Joseph Jump, Orms-quarters there has received the Shanghai, North China & Japan via Kobe ore. Tottori Maru, Merionethshire.

kirk, John Barber, Liverpool, following list of names of shoes John Casey, Liverpool, J. Mo- of their "party who have been Conan, Liverpool, M. Regan, suved:

Liverpool, William Quigley, Liver Major Frank Morrie Lindsay pool, James Whitby, Liverpool, P.

(Ontario).

Worthingico, Mayo, J. ilepburn, Major and airs. Atwell.

Chester, ti. McManus, Liverpool, Staff Captain D. MeAmmond:

W Drappy, Mayo, A. Hutchinson, Ernest. Green.

Bootle, P. Davies, Liverpool, Herbert Greenaway.

James Iteid, Liverpool, James Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greenaway.

Smyth, Waterford, John Davies, Thomas Grooke.

Liverpool, John Slephone, Liver Major Richard Turtin. pool, Walden, Liverpool, Captain George Wilson. James Conney, Roscommon, N. Captain H. Spooner. Rochford, Wexford, R. M. Guin- Lieutenant Alfred Keich. noss, Armagh, G. Bailey, Liver-Ernest Foord. pool.

Survivors,

The list of first class passengers ported to liave been saved only More three namoe which could Es identified as first class !,: ; sengers.

Tho names are:

pas

G. W. Henderson, C. R. Barl (addresses not stated); and Walter

Penton, Manchester.

Mise . Lision, Mrs. Simmonds, Mr. F. Oslander (all three of London.)

Mr. J. M. Finley and Miss E. Court, of Liverpool,

Mr. and Mrs. A. Vincent, of Faircroga

In the list of members of the orew and second-class and steer- age passengers the names are:

Miss Kohl, Miss Graco Kohl (essond cabin). Mis. Tavoustond,.

James Johnston. Kenneth McIntyre. Grace Hannsgan, the eight year old daughter of Bandmaster. Hannagan (ull of Toronto), Miss Alice Rayles (address un-

known), and

brothers named Delamont, of Moose Jaw.

two

BUNKERS

can 6 115lld 1 2119)

at

SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK (British North Borneo),

At these ports steamers calling

Miss Blyth, W. S. Owen, Stor for bunker coal exclusively are Baker, Robert Boyle, Arthur exempt from all shipping dues Gray W. Canepa, O. Hand barges.

Smith,

Hughes.

A. BUNE,

43

English

Mail.

-Por, TORILLA, 3rd July, 5

.. Arrivals from China-Benarts, Alesia. The following vassola have passed the Canal:-Bonaven, Telemachus, Puritan.

London, 19 Juno. Arrivals from China:-Bohemia, Cordil The following vessels have passed the Canal:-China, Hoctor, Kaga Maru, Per- din, P. E. Friedrich, Demodocus, Den of Kelly, Bonogamabia, Katori Maru, Uecker.

London, 23rd June Arrivals from China-Bayern, Belt laide, Western Australin, India Aden, Egypt, and Europe viagravia, Buelow, Karema, Telemachus.

The following vessels have passed the Brindis. (Late Letters 21

..

SATURDAY, 4th July.

i

Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, Ade-

4.4,

mark.

+7.

10 noon. Extra Postage 10 Canal:-Oardigahiro, Dunbar, Lycaon. cents) (Supplementary mail on Inverclyde, Lutzow, Bigmaringen. board up to the time fixed for departure of the mall. Extra Postage 10 cents)

(Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clearance will be inotaded in this contract mail)-The Parse! mall will he closed on Friday the 3rd July, 5 p.m.-Per HIMALAYA; 4th July, 11 am.

Oysters, Fresh, Fried or Stewad, Findon Haddocks, Kippere to

ALEXANDRA CAFE.

Philippine Per LOONGSANG, 4th

July, 1 p.m.

Stralta, India via Calouita--Por, A.

=

APOAR, 4th July, 2 p.m.

Shanghal, and North China rope via Biberia)-Por BENCHOW, 4th July, 5 p.m.

(To make connection with the Tientsin- Pukow Railway, closing at Shanghai Br. P, O. at 6.20 p.m. on Thursday, the 9th July.) in Tientsin--Por CHIPSHING, 4th July, 5

p.m.

SUNDAY, 5th July, Bwatow-Per HAIMUN 5th July, 9 a.m.

TUESDAY, 7th July. Swatow, Amoy and Fooahow-Por HAI

CHING, 7th July,10m. Philippine I-Per OHINHUA, 7th July,

3 pimedat Shanghai & North China--For SHAOH

SING, 7th July, 3pm

WEDNESDAY, 8th July,

Co

Adelaldey Westom Austs

Stralis Burmah,

India, Aden,

Europe via Naples

Hollow,

Haiphong,

FFLINGER, 814

KAIFONOA

0 Rain in inches, tenths and hundredthe

METEOROLOGICAL.

Previous

Day On date On date

6 p.

amat a pau

..29.70

85

29.70 79

29.68

88

:

9

I

Barometer Temperature... Humidity Wind Direction ... Force........ Weather...........

Rain ............

Hignest opin air Wempiratera de lho, howe

"

H.K. Observatory, 30th June.

wyth 17.

-T. V. CLAXTON, Director.

MAIL STEAMERS

PACIFIC MAIL S.S.CO.

OPERATING

MODERN HIGH POWERED TWIN BOREWEXPRESS STEAMERS.

MONGOLIA 27000 ton

KOREA 1000 tons

CHINA 10200 tons

MANCHURIA 27000 for

SIBERIA 18000 tons, BENILE 1000 tons

PERSIA 9000 ton

Between Hong Kong, Manila, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco

"THE SUNSHINE BELT-The Most Comfortable Route to America and Europe

PERSIA (via Manlia)...Saffing SATURDAY,

KOREA.

SIBERIA

CHINAAR

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IL

THURSDAY, BUNDAY, TUESDAY,

11th July, at Noon 23rd July, at 1 pm. 2nd Aug, at 1 pm 11th Aug. at noon

Those wholidity are famous for their modern bquipment, comfort, and the superodty of the crains, which le undar las personal supervision of Mr, V. Aloroni, the world-famous eatorer" "Largo statornoms, equipped with elcetria Sans, and ruming water. Bortan @quipped wife mooseld ronding Impa", Nemorons amiantyske fla-asi† "water, wizumring Pillolde obostra, dack gumes, dances, ese-got a dull monson & throughout the Lip

ha Balsty and Confort of Patrons is for First Comidation urther information, rakos, Bteraturo, sobeduien, eta, syply to:

Opposia Blake

R C. MORTON,

Hamburg:

6th July, Tuebingen, .......19th July.

HOMEWARD

For Marseilles, Rotterdam and

Bremen/Hamburg:

Altair

Beginning of July.

About 3rd Aug.

For Naples, Genos, Rotterdam,

Hamburg and Bremen:

Cernis

about 15th Julv.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

MELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA

Hongkong, 29th June, 1914.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL LINES.

TO AND FROM FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE

JAPAN via SHANGHAI.

SERVICH TO AND FROM FORTNIGHTLY

CANAL EUROPE via SUEZ

For SHANGHAI, KOBE AND

YOKOHAMA

Steamers

Amazone

www.To sail

13th July

Paul Lecat

Chill Atlantique

14th July

28th July

MARSEILLE via PORTS

ALL STEAMERS FITTED WITH WIRELESS Transhipping on the Co.'s Steamers at Colombo, for Caldutta, Bombay an: Australia, at Port Baid for the Levant, Constantinople and Black Bea

Through Tickets to London via Paris by rall

Circular tickets to Europe is Sues and SIDERIAN ROUTE and vice weren delivered heroi

For further partiillars apply to,

Printed and Published

Low House Street

THOMAS.