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NOTICES

WELLS FARGO & CO.

EXPRESS.

FORWARDERS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SHIPPING OF TOURISTS' BAGGAGE AND PUR- CHASES. TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES› CASHED.

B. MONTEITH WEBB & CO., Representatives.

*FORWARDING DEPTS

Ja, Chater Road.

'ELLERMAN"

*Phone No. 1500.

LINE.

(ELLERMAN & BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.)

JAPAN, CHINA & STRAITS

...TO

UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT.

For particulars of sailings shippers are requested to approach. the undersigned,

Steamers proceed vis Cape of Good Hope.

Subject to change without notice

or to REISS & Co. Canton,

Hongkong, Jan. 2, 1917.

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NOTICE.

MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA, LTD.

(MITSUBISHI TRADING CO) COAL GENERAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

SOLE PROPRIETORS OF STAKASHIMA, OCHI, MUTABE, KISHIDAKE. TOSHIKOTANI BUJO, NANACUTA SATO. KANADA SHIANEN, KAMIYAMADA, BEBAJ

*22 O[USARI COAL MINES:

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Agenus für SAKITO COAL

HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO. BRANCHES AND BEPRESENTA TIVES-NAGASAKI,

WAKAMATSU, MOJI, KUBE, KOBE, OSAKA, TSURUGA,

THE BANK LINE, LTD., General Agents,

CONSIGNEES

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD."

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From CALCUTTA, PENANG And SINGAPORE.

HE Steamship

"KWAISANG having arrived, from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by ser are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their

into the nazardous and/or KARATSU, „Ilta nazardous Godowns of the Mongong and Kowloon Wharf NAGOYA, and Godown Co., Ltd., whence YOKOHAMA, TOKYO, HAKODATE, and/or from the waarves delivery MURORAN, OTARU, VLADIVOS TOCK, PEKING, TIENTSIN, DAIREN,

Goods not cleared by the 28th TSINANJU, HANKOW, SHANGHAI, instant at 5 p.m. will be sub. TAIPEH, HONGKONG, CANTON,ject to rent. HAIPHONG, MANILA, SINGAPORE, CALCUTTA, LONDON & NEW YORK

Cable Address :— «Hongkong:—"! IWASAKI" Cantou, “maiphong:- PIWASARISAL," CodeaAL, ABW. 5TH ED., Western Union and Bentley's.

AGENCY FOR THE USAKA MARINË AND 11BE INSURANCE CO., LTD., UBAKA.

For Particulare Apply to:- S. KAWATE, Manager, No. 14, Pedder Street, Hongkong.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

Eastern Extension, Australasia

& Chins Telegraph wu,

Crowquill, from Brisbane. Cumming, from bydney." Dambmowai, No. 5 Storey Owboon, from Bagansiapiapi.

Levine Elias c/o American Consul, from Band-ong,

Mataya, from Bingapore. Moorebennett, from Haigon. Reimere Employee Automobile Branch, from Manila."

-J. Z. GIBSON,

By parintendens.

Hoizkoan, May 23, 1918,

The Great Borthern Talagraph Company, Ltd.

may be obtained.

Ali broken, chafed and dam- aged paczages are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined. Ulaims against the steamer must be presented-with- 10 10.days, of arrival otherwise they will not be recognised.

No Fire insurance will be. effected by us in any case what- ever.

Bills of Lading will be counter- signed by

JARDINE, MATHESON

& CO., LTD. General Managers. Hongkong, Zlat May, 1918.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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From SINGAPORE.

ΓΗ HE Steamship

"VAN WAERWIJCK," Laving arrived from the above port, Consignees of cargo by her are hereby informed that their risk into the hazardous jall Goods are being landed at

and/or extra hazardous GodownS of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd, whence, andfor from the wharves," denvery may be obtained.

troods not cleared by the 25th instant, at 5.P.M. will be subject to rent,

All broken, chafed and dam. Wanchunfat, c/o Yingwah, No. aged packages are to be left in 117, Tucknoodso, from Shanghai,the Godowns where they will be Changchiming, Lok Kwang- examined. Ulaims against the

kingiai, tröm Shenghai.

Chunahun Tebwa, from Shang-

Vohshengchaang, Teongkwei Tihongka, from Bhanghai,

Mr. Sayungsang, do Noowo & Co., 25, Kädting Street, from Shanghai, doit ma from Shanghalan

Tongmoychun, Kungwoo Hotel,

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Superintendent.

staarner must be presented within days of arrival, otherwise they will not be recognized.

No Fire insurance will be effected by us in

| any case what- over.

Bills of Lading will be counte signed "by

JARDINE, MATHESON.

& CO., LTD. H.B. M. Government Agents Hongkong. May 18th, 1918,

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1918,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

VESSELS LOADING AND TO LOAD.

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THE IRISH ARRESTS.

New York, May 23,

Mr. Dillon, interviewed in Dublin by the Associated Press, after condemning the Government's Irish policy denies that the Nationalists have embraced Sinn Fain ideas which he asserts are wrong and foolish and bound to end in defeat and disaster. He reiterates Nationalist adherence to Mr. Redmond's declaration that the Allien' 'cause in the cause of freedom throughout the world and declares that one of the great forces which have been the root cause of Ire land's troubles recently has been the unlimited financial support accorded to Sinn Feinism from New York. Mr. Short has returned unexpectedly to London. It is

is understood he submits to the Cabinet details of the German plot The Press Association learns on the best authority, that there is astound. ing evidence justifying the arrests, but publication is a ques-- tion affecting not merely the wolfare of the prisoners but the wellbeing of the Empire. It is unlikely even if the evidence is published that any of the prisoners will be released.

The "Daily News", Dublin correspondent says the plan of voluntary recruiting includes the formation of homogenous Irish brigades or divisions in which by the use of Irish emblems and the observance of Irish castoms every thing will be done to foster the idea of distinct nationality within the Empire. Captain Gwynn, M.P., in a letter to the press urges the desirability of assisting the Government with recruiting,

The Mansion House conference in Dublin against con- wcription ordered provision to be made for the prisoners' dependents out of the National Defence Fund. It was decid. ed to publish the correspondence between the Lord Mayor and Mr. Balfour. The former thanking Mr. Balfour for receipt of passports to America refers to the prohibition of passengers to America to take documents and ask author- ity to convey a document drawn up for presentation to President Wilson. Mr. Balfour replied on 16th May that the document in question ought first to be submitted to the Lord Lieutenant. The Lord Mayor replied on the 2nd May declining to submit to the Lord Lieutenant the document which was a direct communication between the Conference and the President of America.

Two more arrests were made in Dublin yesterday, includ ing the wife of the executed rebel leader Clarke.

At New York Cardinal Farley has prohibited priests from presiding at Sinn Fein meetings on pain of explusion from the diocese.

The "Daily Express" correspondent at Dublin has stated that General Sir Bryan Mahon will be placed at the head of a re- cruiting campaign in which regiments headed by bands will be employed throughout the country.

GERMAN BOMBS IN SWITZERLAND..

Geneva, May 23

Thirty bombs and a quantity of explosives were recently found in the Linnat river at Zurich. An investigation" revealed that the bombs were manufactured in Germany and sent to Italian anarchists to blow up munition works. Num- crous arrests have been made in Zurich, Lucerne and Lau- sanne, including the well-known anarchist Bertoni.

'ITALIAN SUCCESSES.

London, May 2L

An Italian official message says: We captured an outpost north-east of Monte-di-Valbells and advanced into the village -of Stoccareddo inflicting losses on the garrison. Consider able aerial activity brought down eight enery machines.

TREATMENT OF WAR PRISONERS.

Washington, May 23, Germany has not replied to the United States sug- gestion to hold a conference at Berne to discuss the treat ment of their respective war prisoners.

AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS.,

Melbourne, May

„Volunteers die casting in greatly merekse numbers throughval the. Commonwealu mending play we swag Lellows just under wwed-one. ADO Feuch! Lus UL Bepresentatives the passed a um estacasing a sulking to vi vue-laúl per tept. abnusuy in suspect of Bul 11 GI INGLY,

in the mouse u nepresentatives, mr. Wact, the Federal Treasurer, noved a resulation autorising the Buation of war loan or4,000.00 as a per cent subject to tazaion. He stated Loat 2168,WK,000, and nitherto been authorised of which 14, nad been subscribed mostly tax free. Tas Government desired to give the imperial Government dengite proof its intention to prompty keep its promises regarding the payment of denta ine success of the “inst War Loan justined the Government in assuming the imperial Government Inst the Commonwealth people were soldly behind ita promises. He estimated that the war expenditure" of the current year would be £54,000,000 and a similar amount was estimated for next year. Hitherto only ten per cent of Australian wealth had been placed in loans. The Labour leader Mr. Tudor and others congratulated the Government on its new departure as regards Taxation.

THE AUSTRIAN PROBLEM.

London, May 23. Lord Robert Cecil on a speech in London said the Allied Governments saw a solution of the Austrian problem in the liberation of the populations subject to Hapsrurg rule, who should have ful; iberty and ingependence and be able by zome groas federation to uphold in Central Europe the principles on which European polity must be founded unless we are to face disasters too norrible to contemplate.

TURKS' DESIRE FOR PEACE.

Amsterdam, May 22.

The Sultan toasting Emperor Kari at a Gala dinner at Constantinople spoke that his desire was to end this mur derous war. The ladies at the Imperial Harem were present in a special waiting room at the reception of Karl and the Empress. This is an innovation in Turkish social life.

BRITISH LABOUR AND PEACE.

London, May 23,

At the annual meeting of the Northumberland Miners Council proposal that the Government initiate peace by negotiation was withdrawn as the movers now considered the present time inopportune. The Congress of the National Union of General Workers at Blackpool rejected by a large majority & resolution that Labour's support of the Gover ment should cease as the war was being prolonged for materialistic and capitalistic objects,

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Destination.

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Highfald Mr & M

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Н Warrel O Voore Mrs NH

Undandyke N Pant 3

Petro &Ww]JN; Prany PJC

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Bowen Ros

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Yager A

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KING EDWARD HOTEL

Almond Mrs R

·A·ger" Dr & Mri Bannerman G Audace

Lagre Mrs B

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herst Mr&Mrs T8 Moles Wre core My & Mrs Calhane Mrs TB mming Mrs THIS O

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HAT A WET Hommes J Hatfield J Tankam Mr &

Morlay Morteo & Moore BJ de Passmore Mes WO Richardson Mr &

Mr. G B Sleigh E Starkey Mr & Mrs Stubble

Mr Todt & L

Underwood Mr &

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Vessel's Name.

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Cameron MraF E Crocker T To be Der Dobinson Mra E

JAPAN AND COAST PORTS:

Swatow and Bangkok

Taming

26, May

Cebu and Пoilo

Hwah Kaei B. & S..

$7, May

Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama

KamakuraMN. Y. K.

28, May

Ko verde

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Haihong

D, L.Co.

28, May

Shanghai.

Sungkiang B. & S.

28, May

Shanghai

Wingaang

JM. Co.

9. May

Manila

Leongsang

J. M. Co.

9. May

Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama

Tamba M.

N. Y. K.

10, May

Shanghai, Moji and Kobe

Hwab-wa

N. Y. K.

30, May,

Shanghai

Sunning

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Haitan

Manila

Esang

B. & S. D. L. Co. "J. M. Co.

30, May

31, May

1, May

Shanghai

Suiyang

J. M. Co.

31. May

Shanghai

Taisang

J. M. Co.

31, May

Shanghai

WOSADE

J. M. Co.

2, June

N. Y.

15, June

Aki M.IN. Y. K.

20, July

Rodalni Mr A B Templeton CP Hoorewarifa WE Thomann FG

Thymen De JF

Houten DJ Van

Torneri My & Mi

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Tins Cast & Mrs S Fiat Thon

Tamins B

Abraham D

Abrams MD

Job E K Jeppersen J.

Longfeld 8

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Babana GO

Laicas WH

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Kha Mrat,

Kincaid O D

Birrell JD

Loan R

Kulka F

Baring JH

"Lethbridge CV

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HOTEL LISTS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Anderson. Miss A G Lay AE

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BUDE N

Bouet Mr & Mrs

L

Birbeck BJ

Bartar HA Browall W G Ballics MER

Brown JA-H Bowen W

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Laman Capt R Leyendre Dr A Hackean Dr G W May GH Molino's CH Macdonald Major &

Marriott Dr&M

Bromley Mr & Mrs

Bremir P

Malin E Cumming Dr & Mrs McInioak D C

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Murphy TK Manja Princess dira of Cooch Behar Meiertzhagen Mrs Nesson Mr & Mrs

Clarke WE

Cameron 'R Y

Courtney JD

Campbell &

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Carpenter Mr & Mrs Nicholson M R

Devia Men'♬ Eva

Davu BW Dahlin

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Nicolson JS

Nicoll Capt C D Pelry S

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Hooper A Shelton

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Wike ant WBA" Lewis Mr & Mrs D Wikie John

PEAK HOTEL.

Adams Mr & Mrs Fo Lammfert Mr & Mrs

RJ

Alan Miss M

Alonso E

Blair Mr & Mrs DK

Goo

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Macaulay Capt &

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Bakar Mr & Maintyse Mr&W

Mis OT

Beldam J E Bird C B Black Dr Su-Buencamino F

Carter & T Coppin Mr & Mr Dary Mr & Mr RW

Cormack Kire J B Curtis Hex H Duntar Mr&Mrs ETIOS 8 Faller Denman Galloway & Kra

Pritchard Mrs B Pritchard Masters Einwood H

Kitebla D

Dupres De Dominach Capt Enault Madam Easley W T Ford B N Forbes ra Chimois Mr & Mrs Grimble Mizz D Grimble Mias V

Crossler 5

Kong Mix F Bay EH Blechelman D Koxburgh BR Stup T bhotham Miss H Baybt CB E

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NOTICES.

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KINGSCLERE, HOTEL

Blusar Mr & Mrs D Matheson Mr & Mrs

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Burdia Mr & Mrs B Partingien Dr &

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MriTB Carleton ViceCoral Robertson Mr &

Mr John

& MMA E Cappleman DE Cesedi

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Saohre Kre GA

Drobeto Mr & Mrs Fontt Holman

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Forbes A

Faskatt G

Shaw JA

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| Logan Mr & Mrs W Tereball Mr & M

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Austin D

Braday C

Brooks J P

GRAND HOTEL.

Croswell HR

Hennessy K J Horner B D Johanson F

MacDonald F

Crux Dr & Mrs JM. Oliver CL

Cummins T J

Delaney J

Marnally L Pali PO

Purely WT

Purzeld Rally T VLCY

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The local office of the Chins Mail Steam bip Cx is in receipt of a cable from the San Francisco office, advlinz that the . CHINA zailed from that port to the Orient on Thursday last, 16th inat, and will be das bers on or about 14th Jans, 1918.....

Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co.

&CENTE

BUTTERFIELD 2 SE:RE

of Hongkong Ltd.

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OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

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