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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.

ARNHOLD BROS & CO., LD,

SHIPPIEC SEPT

la, Chater Hood.

NOTICE.

MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA, LTD.

CO.)

(MITSUBISHI TRADING COAL GENERAL IMPORTS AND

EXPORTS.

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HEAD OFFICE, TOKY). BRANCHES AND REPRESENTA- TIVES :-NAGASAKI, KARATSU, WAKAMATSU, MOJI, KURS, KOBE,

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AGENCY FOR THE OSAKA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CO, LTD., 98AKA.

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For Particulars Apply to :-,

S. KAWATE, Manager, No. 14. Padder Street, Horgkong

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CONSIGNEES

THE WATERHOUSE STEAM-

SHIP LINES LTD.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From SEATTLE AND ·

YOKOHAMA.

HE Steamship

"THORDIS

having arrived, from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by

'Phone No. 1500.

CONSIGNEES

TOYO KISEN KAISHA

.6.6.KIYO MARU,

From SOUTH AMERİCAN PORTS via SAN FRANCISCO, HONOLULU & JAPAN FORTS.

steamer

The above named having arrived, consignees of cargo are hereby notified to send in their Bills of Lading for counter-signatora, and to take immediate delivery from along. side,

Cargo remaining undelivered be landed at consignees' risk and on 3rd July, 1918, at 5 P.M., will

jexpense, and delivery must then be taken from the Company's Godown.

"Storage charges will be assess ed on all cargo remaining un- delivered on 6th July, 1918, at 5 P.M.

No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected.

No Claim will be recognised after the goods have left the | Steamer or Godown,

All chafed and damaged cargo will be landed into the Company's Godowns, where it will be ex- amined on 8th July, 1918, at 10A.M.

No Claim will be recognised if filed after the 15th July, 1918,

T. DAIGO. Madazer.

Hongkong, 30th June, 1918.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From KOBE AND MOJL.

her are hereby informed that a THE Steamship

Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or

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"TJILIWONG."

extra hazardous Godowne of the having arrived, Consignees of Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf cargo by her are hereby notified" and Godown Co., Ltd, hence that all Goods are being landed and/or from the wharvas delivery at their risk into the hazardous may be obtained.

and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd, whence and/or from the Wharves delivery may be ob tained. Goods not cleared by the 7th July, 1918, will be sub- ject to rent.

Goods not cleared by the 4th July at 5. p.m. will be sub ject to rent.

All broken, chafed and dam aged packages are to be left in the Godowna, where they will be examined by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas, on 4th July 1918, "at 9.30 am. Claims against the steamer must be presented with in 10 days of arrival otherwise they will not be recogniseri,

No Fire Insurance vill be effected by us in any case what

ever.

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All broken, chafed and dam- aged packages are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 6th July,

1918, at 10 a.m.

Claims against the steamer must be presented in writing within ten days after arrival of Eills of Lading will be counter-steamer, otherwise they will t aigned by

be recognised. JARDINE, MATHESON

& CO., LTD. General Managers. Hongkong, 27th June, 1918,

No Fire Insurance will be effected by the undersigned in any case whatever.

Bills of Lading will be counter- - mermer, signed by UNCLAIMED TELEGFANS. JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LYN.

Agents,

The Ursat Northern Telegraph Hongkong, 30th June, 1918.

Company, Ltd.

" Keithinglong, from Shar zhat.

Héacook, c/o Hongkong Hotel, from Kobe.

Jilson, Cara Swire, from Hakone, Miyanoshita.

Wooyortsoo, Room 22, Cienan Hotel, from Shanghai.

Bianhuat, Taitoesai, from Amoy.

Kanbayashitoras, Shatokan Hotel, from Kobe,

Nakamara, Cara Hinode Hotel and Matsubara Hotel, from Osaka

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Captain Williamson, an. «Bing- kwangtung, from Shangha

Changles, c/o Tensheng West Tehfootao, from Shanghai.

Mock Joya, Hongkong Hotel, from Tokio.

Kashiwa, from Yokohama. Leechengba, Ewongmanloong, from Shanghai. ^-

Mr. Bizaifong Co., Des Voeux Road, from Shanghai.

Mr. Si, ulo Zaifong Co., from Shanghai.

Chwanghoe, from Amoy,

L'IRING, Act, Superintendent.

Onangyoksini, Kexhort Co Hongkong, June 28, 2018,

from Yokohama,

„TILE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1913,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

ALLIED ATTACKS IN FRANCE...

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A Splendid Freech Effort.

London, Jane 29. Reuter's correspondent at the Frecen Headquarters. writing on June 29, says: "The advance made by the French this morning was between the Aisne and Villers Cotterets Forest, along the valley separating the Montigny and Dom- Plateaux. The stack was made on a front of 44 miles, the objective being the capture of a number of points which might be useful to the enemy in the event of a fresh offen- sive, chiefly Fosseenbaa valley. 2 miles south of the Aiste, and Cutry, two miles farther south below the crest of the eastern wall of the Valley. The infantry advanced at fre in the morning and attained most of the objectives in 14 hours, including Hill 169, which is 300 feet high, overlooking St. Pierre Aigle and Dommiers. The German artillery was dominated by our guns."

British and American Succ-sRes.

London: June 29. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports: We prisonered over four hundred in Friday's successful operation eastward of Nieppe Forest. This does not include those prisonered westward of Merris

Two field guns, and a number of machine-guns and trench-mortars were captured. There is active hostile artillerying opposite Vaire Wood, southward of the Somme and westward of Feuchy, also increased reci procal artillerying in Nieppe Forest sector.

An American official message says: We again improved our positions southward of Torey. The prisoners taken in the operation of the 25th now number 300.

A wireless "German official message states: Three Bri-. tish assaults against Merris broke down. The enemy pene trated Vicaxberquin, but was thrown back by a counter- attack. We repulsed the French near Ambleny, but they gained ground beyond Cutry. Our counter-attacks threw them back on the heights on both sides of Gutry.

Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reporting on aviation says: There was much air-fighting on June 28. Enemy ma- chines showed considerable activity. We shot down seven- teen and drove down six uncontrollable. Three of ours. are missing. Our airmen and balloons co-operated with the artillery, engaging batteries, and dumps with good destructive effect and causing a great number of explosions and fires. We dropped twenty-two tons of bombs at day- time and fourteen and a half tous at night-time on various targets.

Value of the Successes

Paris, June 2

A semipcial essage states: The successful French attack, cabled earlier, enables the strengthening of the defence against any hostilo attempt to surround the Forest of Villers Cotteret and to Compiegne from the north By pushing back the enemy line one kilometre east of Nieppe Forest the British advance, cabled on June 25, will have an important result, preventing any attempted German in- filtration.

Correspondents on the British front commenting on the increase in the number and variety, of Tanks predict that we shall soon see a pitched battle of Tanks.

Other Reports.

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London, June 30. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports: We repulsed after sharp fighting, an attack on a British post in the neighbourhood of Merris. We prisonered a few in night patrols on different parts of the front. There is considerable nostile artillerying against our new positions eastward of Nieppe Forest and also in the Albert sector, northward of the Scarpe and near Festubert.

A French communique says: We in raids, notably west of Hangard and south of Autreches, brought back prisoners. South of the Ourcq in a local operation we captured at

the p.m.

crest between Mosloy and Passy-en- Valois, thus advancing 800 metres on a front of three kilo- metres. We prisonered 276, including three officers,

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Beuter's correspondent at the "British Headquartera, writing on June 23, says: The changeable weather lately has confined air combats to short periods whereof our sirmer have made the most, as witnessed by yesterday's fighting when in forty encounters fifteen enemy machines were des troyed, with the loss of only three of ours, The German preparations for further offensives proceed with unaccountable leisureli- ness. The enemy evidently does not anticipate the outbreak of initiative on our part, but some offensive move on our part should be kept mind as a possible event,

Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports only the usual reciprocal artillerying.

A French communique states: The Germans twice at- tempted to drive us from the positions we captured yester- day. A counter-attack by several battalions between Fos- seenbas and Ravin-de-Cutry was repulsed and the new front was maintained in its entirely. South-west of Rheims lively fighting occurred. In the Montagne-de-Bligny sector the Italians, drove back detacaments, which gained a footing in advanced elements

GERMANY'S NEXT OFFENSIVE.

Where Will It Be

Amsterdam, June 29. General Liebert writes to the "Taegliche Randschan" "It will not be long before another blow of the German nammer falls and the Entente will again be surprised when' once more it falls precisely where they now do not expect it." He also says we must familiarise ourselves with the painful thought that our Allies were unable to carry through the assault across the Piave, which was so boldly and dash- ingly begun.

The Prospects.

London, June 28.

A well informed source confirms the message from Rot- terdam regarding the impending German offensive being, probably in the northern sector, while subsidiary attacks elsewhere are likely. The Italians are not likely to launch any further great counter-attacks as difficulties would be very great, but it will be long before the Austrian army bas recovered sufficiently to resume the offensive.

EXCHANGE OF WAR PRISONERS.

London, June 30

Sir George Cave, interviewed, stated that he did not anticipate much difficulty in coming to an arrangement regarding a treaty on the war prisoners question. Ex. change was more difficult but he still hoped to arrive at reasonable terms.

AERIAL DEFENCE OF PARIS,

Paris, June 29. Newspapers criticising the anti-aircraft defence of the capital point out that even the most intense barrage rarely brings down enemies who descend low after, penetrating. Numerous suggestions are made to improve the defences, facluding the mounting of machine-gans on monuments, creating's luminous zone and separate zones for guns and aeroplana. Heavier reprisals against Frankfurt, Coblentz

and Cologne are also demandén,

An official mesinga says: An air zaid was made at 11.88 last night" Bamba were dropped but no casteliuos Jogeenlegi All plait was annojinced at 12.31.

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VESSELS LOADING AND TO LOAD.

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JAPAN AND COAST PORTS

WATER RETURN.

Level and Storage "of water in Reservoirs on June 1, 1918.

To be Der CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER

patched.

DANTURES LANYEL

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STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS OF GALLONS,

Msusang

J. M. Co.

3, July

Tiantait via Chefoo & Weihaiwel Chipshing

M. Co.

3, July

. Haiphong va Hoihow

Taksang

J. M. Co.

3, July

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Maka-sar

Tjiliwong

J.C.J. L3 July

Shanghai

TriBang

J. M. Co.

4, July

Shanghai

Suiyang

B. & S.

4, July

Yusneang

J. M. Co.

5, July

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141-57

Swatow and Singapore Tientsin

Linan

B. & S

5, July

Cyts. By

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17.50

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18.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Haihong "D. L. Co.

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9, July

4530

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9, July

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Batavia Manila

10, July

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Abraham D Anderson Mr & Mrạ

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Brayn R F

Leiria Mr & Mrs J J Luess WH Töran R

Branch Capt & M Lanchbury PF

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Mackean Dr G W Melones K Maslin E VeColl & MD

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