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POST OFFICE.

Telographic communication with Gap Rock Lighthouse is interrupted.

Registered and Parcel Mails are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless other. wise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 9am. registered and parcel maile are closed at 5 p.m. on the pre- vious day.

INWARD MAILS.

Shanghai-Por TEAN. 21st Mar. Straits-Por NAGATA M. 22nd

Mar.

Shanghai Por YINGCHOW,

23rd Mar.

Straits-Per

Mar.

TORILLA.

Japan-Per MURORAN MARU,

23rd Mar.

HOTEL LISTS.

Hongkong Hotel.

Corrected to 7th March, 1921.

A.

H. Anderson

Mrs. A. Littin A. Little Jr.

. W. Anderson B. Apper

Major H. Arne J. Arnold 5. G. Atwood Mr. and Mrs. G.

S. Longsteld Mins U. J. Lowson G. Ludin 1. Marks

R. J. Morrison

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SHIPPING.

VESSELS ARRIVED.

MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1921.

HOTELS.

The CHEFOO brought this THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

morning from Saigon 150 tone of rice.

The Bloc Funnel finer |ELPHENOR arrived to-day from Liverprol with 1,400 tons of mer chandise for Hongkong and also maila,--Mooring Holts Wharf,

The HAIYANG came in this morning with 2,300 tons of rice Mr. and Mrs. Jfrom Saigon, and 150 deck

H. M. Bunner- F. B. Marshall man -

J. E. do Beau-

champ

Mr. and Mrs. G.

Н. Ворвоп

Mrs. E. R. Balilos Mr. and Mrs. ..

J. Beusichem

A. 8. Biggerstaff Mr. and Mrs. S.

Bisney

Martin

R. A. May

Mr. and Mrs.

passengers.-Moori g C 18.

From Saigon thore came to-day Thorpo Mayne as well the PHEUMPENII with Capt A. MeEarice.-Mooring A 25.

chran

N. MoIntyre D. McMurray Mrs. Miles and

BO

Mrs F. Mooney

23rd

J. H. Brister Dr. J. G. Lyon-

Browa

H. M. Morgans

R. C. Morton

Mr. Mrs. A. A

Bolt

Minn B. Butz

G. A Butz

Capt.

J.

Campbell

Capt. G. Chap

man

Japan-Per AKI MARU, 24th

Mar,

Straits-Per EURYALUS, 25th

Mar.

OUTWARD MAILS.

To-morrow.

J. R. Murray

Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Neeson Miss M. Packard W. Miss V Packard Mr. and Mra.

W. B. Palmor J. H. Pardoo

The Danish stonmer INDIEN arrived yesterday from Copen- hagon with 261, tons of cargo for Hongkong.-Mooring A 2.

The HEIYUN MARU consign- ed hero this morning 1,860 tons of cargo for Calcutta-Mooring Kowloon Wharf.

The KOHSO MARU arrived this morning from Calcutta with 920 tons of merchandise-Moor- ing C 22.

The 6.8. EASTERN arrived yesterday from Melbourne with 328 tons of general cargo, 45 first- Mr. and Mr. E. E. J. Patterson class passengers and 110 deck Cock

Miss D. E. Poppassengers. Mooring A 1.

porell

The NANKING from San Mrs. Francisco consigned here yester- day 1,031 tons of flour and general merchandise. She had 43 first- class passengers, 47 second and 649 deck. She delivered 81 baga of mails.---Mooring A 3.

N. Croucher

W. H. Daub A. David

Samahui and Wachow-Por D. R. Davics

KOCHOW, 4.30 p.m.

Saigon Per WING SHING, 10

a.in.

*Shanghai, N. China, & Japan

-Per ELPENOR, 5.p.m.

Miss M. G. Davis Mrs. W. H.

Donald

R. Douglas

S. A. Dowaliby

*Japan-Per HEIJIN, 10 a.m. Mr. and Mrs L.

A. Duckworth

Shanghai, N.

China, Japan,

Canada, U.S.A., C. & South Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Ede

America & Europe via R. C. Elliott Victoria Por EMPRESS Eng. Capt. S. P. OF JAPAN, Reg. 9.45 m.in. Ferguson Letters 10.30 a.m.

V. 8. Ferguson Philippine Is-Por NANKING, Mr. and Mrs.

10 a.m.

J C. Foulks

Swatow and Bangkok-Per J. S. Gardiner

CHUSAN, 9 a.m.

Y. S. Giles Amoy, Shanghai and N. China A. W. V. Gibb

Mr. and Mrs. L. Par-SINKIANG, 11 a.m,

A. Guldsmith

Wednesday, 23rd Mar. M. II. Gould **Shanghai & North China--Per Mrs.

OROY SANG, 11 ́s.m...

C. Goodrich

Mr. anil Pernod

Mrs. G. Perring

er

8. .8. Perry

V. C. Ponsonby

Miss E. Proper

F. H. Rankin E. 11. Ray

L. Redmayne W. R. Ricketta

J. G. Rothwell

M. J. Hoyer G. J. Rudolph

Mrs. Sanders

I W. Sassoon Mr. and Mrs. R

Schmitz

Miss A. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. E

Shellim child &

burse

Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Shortt Lacy Capt. Sigveland Mrs. J. Sinclair R. IT. Skelton QY. Smits

W. F. Guthrie

Shanghai & North China, Japan, E. Hale

Honolulu. U.S.A. Canada, G. Hid

Mrs. W. Sprod

C. & S. America & Europe Capt. 1. P. Hall Miss D. Sprud

via: San Francisco-Porc. Hammond

W. F. Stevous

COLOMBIA, Rog. 22nd Mr. and Mrs. W. L. 1. Stewart p.m. Letters 8.30 a.m.

A Hannibal

Shanghai & N. China-Per Miss Harding.

TEAN, 11 a.m.

Hoihew,

and

¡G. Harper

Haiphong--Per F. . Harris

TEO PAO, 8 a.in.

Thursday, 24th Mar.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Por HAIHONG, 10a.m. Philippine Island-Per YUEN

SANG, 2 p.m.

Swatow

& Bangkok-Per KWONG ENG. 5 pm.

J. Scott-Harston

B. B. Inslett Mr. and Mrs. P.

E. Hasret

A. J. Hilbert

Mr and Mrs. T. - W. Hindmarah Mr and Mrs. W. Banward Hor. ley

"Shanghai & N. China-Per Capt.

SUNNING, 11 a.m.

Friday, 25th Mar.

A. W. Howard

F. L. Hough

Mre. M. Hussey

Shanghai & N. China-Per Mr. and Mrs. A.

TJIBODAS, 9 a.m.

Shanghai and N. China-Per

WHANG PU, 11 am.

Saturday, 26th Mar.

Straits,

*Bangkok, Ceylon,

de Jacobs

Dr. E. A. Jay

E. M. Joseph R. Julian

Mr. and Mrs. N.

B. Karanjia

Mauritius. L. Marques, S. Mra. W. E. Kent Africa, India via Dhanush- Miss Kent kodi, Egypt and Europe via Mr. and Mrs. R. Marseilles-Por KASHMIR,

Kewley

Reg. 8 a.m. Letters 26th 8.30 Mr. and Mrs. H.

a.m.

Straits

The Parcol Mail will be closed on Thursday 24th Mar. at 5 p.m.

Bangkok Calcutta & Aden-Per LAI SANG, 2 p.m.

Shanghai & N. C.-Por YING-

SHOW 9 am, Sandakan-Per HINSANG,

8.m.

Monday, 28th Mar. Shanghai, N. China & Japan

A. Laumert Dr. M. C. Lasher Mr. and Mrs. C.

Lauritsen

Miss H. Lillie

i

OPERATING :--

THE HONGKONG HOTEL, HOTEL MANSIONS. THE REPULSE

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE

CORONET

TO-DAY at 2.30, 5.15, 7.15 & 9,15

BAY HOTEL.

AND THE

FRIDAY TOJMONDAY, MARCH 18 to 21

THE

HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE

KING EDWARD

J. H. TAGGART, Manager.

HOTEL.

CENTRAL LOCATION. ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING, TELEPHONE ON EACH FLOOR.

LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS.

Telegraphio Address: "VIOTORIA “

J. WITCHELL,

Manager.

HOTEL

Tel. 373,

THE

PEAK

HOTEL..

500 FEET ABOVE BEA LAVEL

15 MINUTES FROM LANDING STAGE.

THE MANAGEMENT OF

MRS. BLAIR.

UNDER

From Saigon the GLYMONT, EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE.

a U.S.S.B. vessel operated by the Robert Dollar Company, brought yesterday 1,200 tons of rice, fish etc.-Mooring C 46.

The CHUSAN consigned here on Saturday from Baugkong 450 tons of timber.-Mooring C 17.

The CADDOPEAK" brought| from Saigon 3,284 tons of rice, and the DRUFAR, a Norwegain boat, 40 tons of general cargo.

The TENY MARU came in on Saturday from San Francisco with 726 tone of tin plates, cotton,| yarn, wire, cigarettes, provision, etc. Her passengers were 491 first-class, 40 second-class and 60' deck. She delivered 132 bags of mails. Mooring A 4.

Carlton Hotel.

Corrected to 7th March, 1921.

J. 11. Acayanı Mrs. J. Acock

Sir Eric and Lady Stuart-Taylor Mr.

Mrs. and C. M. Swift

J. H. Allen B. Allen

Mr. and Mrs W Miss E. Anderson

Swire and mais) Misses (2) Swire Mr. and Mrs. O

P. Templeton Miss V. Temple Capt. and Mrsz

B. A. Thomson Miss D. Tilling

I. Mrs.

Treadway Mrs. E. Tread

way

W. B. Anderson

Miss Jory

S. Kristiansend

H. Larsen

1. S. Laughlin

G. H. B. Jones

Mrs. A. B. Mussy Mrs. 1). Muay Mr. and Mrs. T.

McKechine

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Anderson & 2 children Mr. F. M. Bel- Mrs. A. H. Miles!

tran & child

and son. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Moors

V. Boehansker 11. Nass

and Mrs. Miss Olney H. Mr.

Bradley

R. Parker Miss E. B. Brett F. U. Pleas H. M. Broody E. Rayan Mrs. F.E. Camer Mrs. L. Read

Mrs. R. Read

Mrs. Mr. and

Renudies

R. L. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. G.

II. Waitt.

F. Wale

M. B. Walker Mrs. C. W. War.

field

E. Warwick Mr. and Mrs. R.

J. Weir

Dr. J. D. White Mrs. F. M. Wil

liarus

Miss M. Fickles Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. P.

P.J. Wodehouse: J. Wyer Miss B. Wynn

Repulse Bay Hotel. Corrected to 7th March, 1921.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. A.

M. Bosworth

B. Compton Lt. Col and Mrs. Miss Hillier

Birchall

Mrs. EC. Pearce fr. and Mrs. V. Mr. and Mrs. G.

J. Robinson

Per KWAISANG, 9 a.. Clair Philippine Islands,

Australia Mr. and Mrs. T. Murray Stewart &New Zealand via Thursday F. Cohbs la-Per TANGO MARU, Mrs. Cole Reg. 8.45 a.m. Letters 9.30 .a.m.

Thursday, 31st Mar.

Shanghai, N. China &

Japan

Per KAMO M., 10a.m. *Correspondence bearing veasel's

names only.

“METEOROLOGICAL.

Previous

Day

on date.

on date.

Barometer......29.79 29.71 29.80

St. George's House. Corrected to 8th March, 1921.

Mr.

Mrs. Mrs. L. C. Kunt and Artberry and 3 H. J. Lob children

Hr, D. H. Ban-

дог

Mra. A.K. Beale

Miss L. Beale Mir. and

Bean

I, Berentaon

B. O. Blaker

Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Craig

Mrs. G. Orook

нид

Mrs.

Mr.

Loenius 1. C. Lowick H. M. Madden Mr. McHugh

W. McKenzie

Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh 8. Miller Mr. Thomas Mit

chell Mr. and

E. Ferguson 'Nicoll

T. G. Paterson

W. H. Petloy

8. C.. Pooples

Miss Potter

On

Mrs. C. Campbell Miss M. Carrut

C. Chrispoffersen D. J. Santos and Mr. and Mrs. L.

Cngwell

G. Connnek E. Descollonges Mr. and Mrs. V.

Dayson

E. Eeaply Miss Erusberger Mr. and Mrs. 1). O. Erusberger Master Erusher

For

L. J. Fugler

KON

S. Satrines

E. S. Sellery F. Sloat Jas. G. Smart W. A. Smith Mr. Stolysin Mr. and Mr.

Steensby

N. R. Sutherland| Mrs, A. Tesus

Master Tesus Capt. L. Thorsen

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. 8. Udley

W. Greggs

J. H. Halvorsen

C. C. Hann Mr. and Mrs.

H. Jury

0. F. Ulstad

Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Vilim

J. Mra. C. Walker

Miss. E. 3. Wen

G. Wilson

King Edward Hotel. Corrected to 5th March, 1921. Mr. and Mrs, T. Mrs. Kelman

A. Acirs

Miss E.Kelly

Mrs. R. Almond Mr. Labussiere

Miss. M. Aked

F. B. Arnold

Dr. M. E. Asger

F. G. Becke

Mr. Leeporker Mrs. Lovegrove W. U. Lum. Mr. and Miss M.

Manuk

J. W. Brown

Mr. Budg

F. B. Calhane

Mr. and Mrs. A.

McDonelt

E. R. Cartwright Mrs. Milie Choy Sing

Mrs. M. Mitchell Miss M. Clark Mrs. Mitford Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. Clark

H. N. Mody F. G. CoomOS J. H. F. Mody Mrs. E.D. Davies J. C. Mognaschi Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Molino

Davis

H. W. Ford

and

Gregory

H. G. Ogden

and

Mrs.

UNDER NEW British MANAGEMENT,

THE PREMIER HOTEL. FINEST SITUATION,

EXCELLENT CUISINE.

ARTHUR E. ODELL,

(Late Grand Hotel, Southoliffe, England and Royal Palace Hotel, London, W.)

KINGSCLERE

HOTEL

MID-LEVEL

CRAIGIEBURN HOTEL THE PEAK KNUTSFORD HOTEL KOWLOON SACHSE, LENNOX & Co., General Agents

Are resident Managers.

GRAND HOTEL DE PEKIN

Tel. Address: "GRAND HOTEL"

Peking.

PEKING, CHINA.

CODES: A.B.C. 5th Edition; Bentleys & Liebers.

THE ONLY HOTEL DE LUXE IN THE FAR EAST.

Afternoon dansant, dally.

Beautiful new stéol and concrete fire proof building with eix floors, 3 lifts: 200 rooms, each with private bath and city telephone; and a spacious roof garden overlooking the romantic Imperial Palace, the Legation Qua, ter, the Rockefeller Institute, and the entire city.

French chef. Unexcelled cuisine, with specialty. Wines of the best districts of France.

Banquets

Largo playground for children in the park of the hotel, which is the healthiest location in the city.

THOS. COOK & SON, Headquarters, in the building. Motor bus meets all trains.

TRADI

SOLE AGENT.

L. M. MAILLE, Manager.

DAI NIPPON BREWERY COMPANY LIMITED TOKYO, JAPAN. SPECIALLY BREWED FOR EXPORT.

MUTSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, LTD.,

MONGKONG.

WEATHER REPORT.

Mar. 21d. 11h 55m.-Pressur has increased considerably a Weibaiwei and moderately a Mrs. Foocbow. Changes since yester- day are small at other reporting and Mrs. stations,

H. Pearman Mr.

Mr. and Mra.

Silva Netto

i

The depression has probably Mr. and Mrs. A. passed to NE. Japan.

W. Eustaco Mr. and Mr. P.

T. Farroll

Mr.

Pals

Mr. Benton C.

Byrd

Mr. R. H. Folgate

T. Fonwick

and

Roomca

a sp., alba.m. at pan

Ming L. Flowor

dow

Mr.

Richardson

Temperature

72 78

7

Hmity

69

90

75 shank

Mr.

Mrs.

Wnd Direction N.W.

W.

8. H. H. Day

Wind Foree

2

1

2 A. M. D. Eddis

Weather...*** b 0

C

Parthing

J. Storm

Beit.............. 0.00 0.00

0.00 P. Graham

79

Mr. Storsever Mrs. A. B. Greig G. A. Torris

and child Domdr. A. B. Greig, x.x.

A. L. Terry

Mr. and Mrs. J.

Watt

| Mr. and Mrs. A.

Harrison Mr. And

Hawker Mr. and Miss

Hoskyn 5. Howard

B. Bouza

Mes.

Mrs. Stewart and

family

Me and Mrs. A.

Taylor

F. Taylor

Witchell

A. R. Johnston

S. Johnston

R. A. Wilkinson

J

A. H. Potte

Gir

Highest open

Temperature on the 20th

Kir «Lumpest zeropen

Toruniature on the 21st 71

T. FOLAXTON, Director.

K: Obsirvatory, Mar. 21.

C. JB. Helstrom Miss L.E. Wilson D. Howarth

Surg. Comdr L.C.

Hunt R.K.

Pressure la now" highest over N. China

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 Mr. and Mrs. J hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inch. Total since January 1st, 2.70 inches, against an average of 4:54 inches.

'ORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS: ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW,

. District.

"PRINCE & BETTY”

Featuring

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"ALL DRESSED UP"

SUB COMEDY

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Telephone 1743.

HONGKONG THEATRE

TO-NIGHT at 5.15 and 9.15 p.m.

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in an

After-the-war drama

"THE PROFITEERS"

NOTICE.

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H.K. Steamboats b. Indos (Prof.).

H.K. & S. Bank ga. East Asia

840

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Cantons North Chinas" Unions

b.

455

b.

£. 158

b.

27216

Yangtazes

[1

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Far Easterns

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t. 20

Fire

Insurances.

Chink Fires H. K. Fires

b & sa.

125

5.

328

Shipping.

Douglase

b.

66

2514

b

25

Indo Def. Lon/Reg. b

275

HEAD OFFICE, TOKYO,

Indo Def. H.K. Reg, b.

265

Shells

b.

105-

Ferries

b. 31 Refineries

Ba. 30

Sugars

b. 234 aa. 232

Malabons

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55

Mining.

M.

90.-

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Docks, Wharves, Godowas, &c,

N. Engineerings n.

Tronoha

Ural Caspiane

H.K. Wharves b. &.. K. Dooks

95

b.

190

-S'hai Dooks.

b.

133

25

Lands, Hotels & Buildings.

b.

119

H.K. Hotels

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160

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TIDE TABLE.

21st to 27th March, 1921.

34 High Water

Flongkeng

A Mens Tima.

Forecast.

Light. variable,

generally cloudy.

Mon. 91 8 13

"

I Hongkong to Gap winds;

Rock

fog later. N.E. winds

2 Formosa Channel fresb.

1 South Const of The same

China between>

as No. 1. H.K. & Lamocks.

4 Bouth coast of E. to 8.E.

Chins between winds, H.K. & Hainan. moderate.

T. F. CLAXTON,-Director. T.K. Observatory, Mar. 21, 1921,

Low. Water

Henglong

Mean Time

Aaight.

5212

K'loon Lands

L. Reclamations n Weat Points

133

b.

55

Cotton Mills.

Ewos

k.

*.365

Kung Yiks Lau Kung Mows"b Orientals S'hai CottonS

п.

1.36

៦

t. 15 t. 116

Yangtazepooe b.t. 23 sa. 22/2254

Miscellaneous.

Coments

$8.

13.40

Do. Light old b.

10.25

China Light now b

9.60

China Providenta b 13.1/4 sa. 1234 Dairy Farma

Q,

25

2316

30

2432

131

1 39! & 7 47.9

Electrics H. K. Electrics Macao 3. 5.8 m 3.30 12 Hongkong Ropes b. rue, 2t m 8 45

69]

m 3 6 1.3 Wed, 239 18 55

3.8 1.9

Thur. 24

9 31 6.7

45

6.5

10 19 Pl. 25 10 161

11 Sa 0.0 Set, 29 m 10 14 11 $6 Jun, 27 m 11 14

£ 19.3

m41.8' 3:48 1.5

m 4.12 18

21

52 $5 6.3

m 4 6

5-15 1.4

m morning, a efterason.

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Do new

Steam Laundries Steel Foundries - Water-boste

Watsons

Wm. Powells Wisemane ..

Hengkong, Mar. 21, 1921

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