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SERVICE PACIFIC

(via Kobe and Yokohama)

"TYNDAREUS 6th Apr. "PROTESILAUS "* 4th May

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NEW

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25th May

YORK

Victoria, Seattlo & Vin rosvor

SERVICE

(via Suez or Panama)

30th March

via Sucz

HOMEWARD PASSENGER SERVICE

PYRRHUS" "ANCHISES"

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for Liverpool

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HOTEL LIST..

Hongkong Hotel.

Corrected to 21st March, 1921

Lord Acheson

C. W. Anderson

J. Anderson

J. W. AnderwS J. Arnold Miss Ballister Mr. and Mrs. G. F. M. Banner-

man

J. E. de Beau-

champ

Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Benson Mrs. E.R. Belilion H. V. Bernard J. II. Brister Mr. and Mrs. S.

Biancy

Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Bolton

Mr. and Mrs. D.

F. Bostock

Mrs. J. Brady

Mias V. Brady

Afr. and Mrs. J.

M. Brainard

G. H. Brooko R. Brown

Mr. and Mrs. J.

N, Byers

Mr. and Mrs. J.

M. Byrnes

H. Julian

Mr. and Mrs. N.

B. Karaujian Mrs. W. E Kent Miss Kent Mr. and Mrs. E.

L Koone Mr. and Mrs. H.

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

Lauritson W. s. Leonard Miss K. Lewis Miss H. Lillio B. Longelu Mrs. R. Loggey G. Ludin N. Macintyrė Geo. Maitland Mr. Mrs. 11.

Mana

M. Mecarski

P. Marks Mrs. Marriner Miss M. H. Mar

riner

W. W. Marriner K. W. Marriner Mr. and Ms.

Martia

E. T. McCarthy.

Mra. M. Carton D. McMurray' D. E. Cuppleman Mrs. Mil

Mrs. C. T. Clack Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E..

Oock

Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Coolidge N. Croucher

Mr. and Mrs. W.

." IDOMENEUS "'

3rd May

for London

21st Juno

for London

**TEIRESIAS "

7th July

for London

S. Davies

D. R. Davies

H. Dilekyan

For Freight and all Information Apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

CONSIGNEES.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.

From EUROPE and STRAITS-

THE Company's Steamship

"KAMO MARU"

having arrived from the above. poris, Consignees of Cargo are horoby informed that their Goods are boing landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and . Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark and de- livery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

AGENTS.

W. Downic Capt. and Mra. R.

Drennan

Mr. and Mra. W. W. Dronnan & child

Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Edo

P. G. Elliott

Molden

Miss Mour

Corrected to mind-March, 1981. Me and Mas, 'T. D. Lloyd W H.W.ABLES, Logan

Mr. and Mrs W. B. MaoGregor

Armstrong

Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. R. Almond th

Arnoll

May and Mesh N.. MacReynolds Mr. and

B. Ashton Mr. and Mrs

Dr. M. B. Auger C. P. Harool Surgeon Comdr.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Bocke J. B. Marah Mr. P. Blum J. W. Brown Mrs. Mathiasen H. L. Mecklen Mr. Budg

burgh

& Mrs Aveling E. E. O. Bird Mr. and Mrs. D.

K. Blair Mr. F. Bouliol M. J. Breen J. G. Bridger H. B. Bridger W. O. Calder 10. F. Caville

Mr. and Mrs. W. Church Mr. and Mr.

Cockburn

Mrs. J. M.

O'Conor

0. F. Cooper

Mrs. M. Millar Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. Miller

G.. Morgan

H. H. Calen F. B. Calhano Miss 8. Checkley Choy Bing Mr.

cational Mrs. M. Mitchell, waiver fre Mra. Mitford ... Mr. and Mex. 7. H. N. Mody

J. E F. Mody J. O. Mognaschi E. Molino Mr. ond'

Pals

Mre, E.D. Davies Mr. And

Capt. and Mrs.

and

Mrs. Mr.

H. Pearman,

and

B. S. Milla

D. Clark

Pionell

1.

Mr. and Mrs

E. G. Coomes

Mr. L. Pizor

R.

Miks. J. M. CMr. and Mrs. A.

Nouve

Reemon

Davia

Mr. And

Mr. A. C. Now.

comb

W. Eustaco

W. Farmer

Ool. La A. Nicho)

Mr. and Miss

T. Farrell

It. H. Felgato

Miss M. Coopor

Ire. Cormack

B. Crowley

D. F. Cuthill f. D. Danhy Mr. N.-B. Davien Eng. Comdr. W.

Dawson

Mr. And Mr.

F. J. Dickle Mrs. Drow

H.D. D. Dryden

Mrs, w Minors Miss N. Moora Mrs. Mooney)

and chilà

II. M. árgang

R. C. Mouton

J. R. Murray

Mr. & Mrs. John

Duncan

N. S. Ellis

C. Farmer

A. V. Farmer

J. Farmor Rev. W. T. and

Mrs. Fes- therstone

Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. G. A. Fer-

P. Neeson

Miss D. E. Pep

perell

S. S. Perry

E. H. Ray

ris

Mies Gibzon

Mr. and Mra.

H. L. Grout D. Hail

Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. L. Hansen

Maj. Harding

W. Rogers

G. J. Rudolph

W. S. BAILEY Eng. Capt. 8. P. E. J. Saunders

& CO., LTD.,

ENGINEERS & SHIP- BUILDERS, HOK UN KOWLOON.

HARBOUR REPAIRS Call Flag "L"

Sote Agents for "KELVIN MOTORS." Motors from 12 B,H.P. to 50 B.H.P. now in stock also spare parts.

Works

Manager... Secretary

+1

Tel. K.21.

K.633. K369.

Ferguson

H. W. Sassoon

Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Sags000

O. Finney

A. A. Fish

J. Schiff

E. D. Shank

Mrs. L. Fleis Miss W. Sharp chant & maid Capt. Bigyeland

1. Fleischmann

F. A. Franks

A. H. Hollings-

worth

Mr. and Mrs. A.

D. Humphreys

SAD D. M.G.

A. II. Penn

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. W. Ford L. Perkins Mr. and E. Ralphs

Gregory Mr. And Mrs Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Roberts J. 8. Robin, Mr. and Mrs. R.

K. Rodger

H. W. Roger

Mr. L 0.

Ryan

Maj. and Mrs.

Sanders

N

O. E. Sandstrom

R. r. Shaw

Hon. Mr. E. R

Sharn

A. Findlay Smith

H. Spicer

Mr.

Harrison

and Hawker

8. Howard D. Jesula

S. Johnston Mrs. Kolman

Richardson

Ms

oursions a tha hande d sent Congrond... Ata 2008 ing before the W Committee of the House iksrkas ruefully admitted by Addison 12 Smith, the representative from Idaho, who wants to have the southeastern part of Yellowstons Park flooded by an irrigation ré-/ servior, that there has been t propaganda organised and con- Mrs. duoted within the past six months over this country which has

Mrs.

Mes thrown a soare into every mem- of to d

ber of the House and every that member of the Senate."

Mr. & Mrs. Van

P. B. Schele

MISE. Sholton Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A

Silva Netto

B. Snuza

A. Mrs. Stewart and

family

Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A.

Taylor

Mr. Labussiore

Mr. Locporker Mr. and Mr.

Liang

F. Taylor Mr. and Mrs.

Ullmann

Mr. and Mrs.

Witeboll

R.

R. A. Wilkinson

and comme Although that campaign against stook must be his and all other park-raiding are willing to bills has been hased on what he to accept very big declared to be "absolutely false From the palat of vie statements," he is free to admit publje 15 is one of the

for buying which they f for some time,

that the opposition arguments have made a decided impression on many members of Congress, He declares that many members. have told him that although they believed in bis plan for flooding the Falls River Basin in Yellow- 3.stone Park, they feel that it would be politically inexpedient for them to vote for it.. For this reason Mr. Smith has been obliged to admit that his bill is dead-but only for this season. He promises to renew his effort in the new Con- gress, and from present indics Hur-tions his endeavour then will be. to have the Falla River Basia region excluded from the park and added to the adjoining National Forest. Such a classification of S. T. Bitting Brig. Gen. the area would at once give the Capt. P. Chand-

Mrs. E.B. Mac-reservoir scheme a legal standing naghton

under the waterpower not.

Kingsclere Hotel Corrected to 10th March, 1921.

Mr. and Mr. G. Alabaster F. C. Mason

Stubbings

J. F. Swindella

Mr. and Mr.

S. J. Byrett

Mr. Thompson

Miss F. M. c.

Trench

Mr. and Mrs.

Thomson Mr. and

Mra Quartos Van Ufford

Mr. J. G. Vaux Mr.

loy

Mr. and Mrs. F.

L. Asharat L. G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs D. C. Logan

J.H. Backhouse W Logaa

ler

A. H. K. Cobb

Rece Dr. P.

Daugherty Lt. Com. & Mrs.

F. J. H. Daw-

and

Mr. and Mrs. R.

Muller

Mre. Newcomb D. de B. New

comb son and Mrs.

Mr. and Mra Veness

Air. and Mrs. John Roberton Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

H. V. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. A.

and Mrs. G. H. Wakeman

Mr.

J. W. Rosser

R. G. S. Kay Mr. and Mrs. W.

B. Kennett Mr. and

Koukolovsky Mr. and Mrs. J.

F. W. Franks

R. Sindlinger

C. Y. Smits

P. N. Forum

Mrs. W. Sprod

J. A. Marshall.

Fox

Mies D. Sprod

R. K. Skelton

W. F. Stovens

L, H. Stewart

E. H. Stewart

Mrs. J. Fuller

J. 8. Gardiner H. G. Gerin A. W. V. Gibb V. 8. Giles

G. D. Graham Capt. T. P. Hall Mrs. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Hannibal

Harbour Engineers,. K.604 & G. Harper

K.622F. Santt Harston

Mrs. M. Hussey F. V. Hare Mr. and Mrs. T.

Telegrama "SEYBOURNE."

JAPAN'S NEW DIET.

Particulars of the Projected

Structure.

Mr. and Mrs. R.

Sterling

L. D. Stone

L. Browitt Taylor Sir Erie and Lady Stuart Taylor

Miss Koukolovsky R. A. Walter

J. H. Kring

H. P. Lamarche Mr. and Mrs.

Langridge

Major and Mrs.

J. R. Lloyd

ལ“

H. H. Webster

Mr. and Mra Marshall Wood

Carlton Hotel,

Corrected to 21st March, 1921. Mrs. C Klione Mrs. J. Acoek Mrs. E. C. Allen T. Kristiansen

Mr. and Mrs. E.F. Allon

P. Templeton

H. Axelrood Capt. and Mrs. B.B. Baker

A. Thomson

Mr. and Mrs.

Barn

8. Laracn

H. S. Langlia

E. Markan

F. A. Massbriessen Mr. M. Maylin Mrs. T. McLaug-

Miss D). Tilling H.J. Vollenweider N. J. Bamicit W. Hindmarsh Mr. and Mrs. I. Mrs. F.M. Beltren lin П. Г. Перег

J. Weir

Master Beltren T. A. McLean J. E. Hape

Mr. and Mrs. H. N. J. Mezger Miss Fluices Mr. and Mrs. W. R. B. Whicker W. Bourwell N. Nass

Bunvard Horley Dr. J. D. Whitle

Mr. and Mrs. A. Miss E. M. Wil

E. M. Joseph

de Jacobs

liama

Mr. and Mra. C. F. Nicalley

N. Oxbourne J. Park

A. S. Bower

Master Bower

Mr. and Mrs. P.H. M. Broody

P.J. Wodehouse Mrs. F. C. Camer-

St. George's House, Corrected to 22nd March, 1021.

and Mrs.

The final details of the plane for the proposed new Japanese Diet Optional Goods will be carried building have been completed, and on unless instructions are given the Home Department has issued to the contrary before Noon, To-photographs of the model for the day.

structure. The plans adopted arc those selected after a competitivo

from among the submitted designs 1921, will be subject four boing chosen.

With the Mrs. A.K. Boslo necessary modifications, the final Miss L. Beale

J. Berontson plans have now been definitely

Miss J. A. Blair decided upon.

B. O. Blaker

Goods not cleared by the 6tlisubmission from 220 architects, Mr. D. II. Ban- Mr.

April, to rent,

ncr

H. F. Blum

Lossiua H. U. Lowick H. M. Madden W. McKenzie Mr. and Mra Damaged packages must be

Hugh S. Miller left in the Godowns for examin

The structure will cover an area

Mr. Thomas Mit ation by the Consignee's and the of 3,746 taubo (7,492 square yards)

chell Mr. and Mrs. Co.'s representatives at an ap- and will be placed within grounds

Benton CByrd B. Nnes

L. Nelson pointed hour on Tuesday and of an area of 38,340 square yarde. Miss Byrd

Mr. and Friday. All claims must be pre-The building will be of reinforced Miss Caskin

with Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Ferguson sented within. ton days of the concrete, three stories,

Nicoll steamer's arrival hero, after basement. It will have a front H. Craig which date they cannot be re-. width of 678 feet and a depth in Mrs. G. Crook-

shank cognized. No claims will be ad- the wings of 368 foot. In all, mitted after the goods have left there will be 361 rooms, great H. H. Day the Godowns.

and small, with a gallery in both H. F. Farthing House of Representatives and Mrs. A. B. Groig House of Peurs, with accommoda- tions for a thousand spectatore.

NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA,

Agents.

Hongkong, 30th March, 1921.

The new home for the Diet, which will not be completed before the next seven years, will be one of the most beautiful structures of the Capital.

on

MONTANA'S INTEREST. Nor do the Montana Irrigation- desire for a dam at the outlet to ists appear likely to realize their Yellowstone Lake, for if Congress feels indisposed toward the Idaho bill it may be inferred that the Montana project, which is equally

DIFFERENT BUITE AND PH

Take a suit of clothes. of warblog. It is imp I would first of all y compare a Wear End made to measure suite factory ready-made. prodi Where one can be four to six guiness, cost of cloth, trin and making up, in the making up on the log the other the actual wa

the journeyman excess of this figure.

Whereas ones

cheap at from tan guineas, socording five guiness, and to Another might email)

in terms of the other misleading.

What I would tell the pu purchased at prices at that to-day most ofothing will be impossible, duris coming year to produce,

I would say that generally, retall prioen g

E. C. Dingman Mrs. G.A. Sachse obnoxious to the park defenders, will show a 25 per cent, to Dr. P. Rees A. A. Stackhouse would stand no better chance for cent. reduction on the

Daugherty J. W. Stackhouno favourable consideration. There 1920 prices; but wa Mr. and Mre. D. Mr. and Mrs. F. are indications that this bill will remember that much of the E. Donnelly Syme Thomson also be revived in the Sixty-that will be delivered sk

Mr. and

seventh Congress, however, and tailors during the springs

Mr. and Mrs. G.

Duclos

H. M. Eldridge G. A. Harriman Mr. and Mrs. H.

S. Hill,

Pater Tod

Mra

J. R. Way Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. White Jr.

Station Hotel, Corrected to 10th March, 1921. Miss E. Best J. Macdonald S. B. Berg Mr. and Mrs. C. W. M. Bion and child C. Brooks

CH. Cole Mr. and Mrs.

R. Capoll

Mias Capell

Mastor Capell T. Dawson

Mr. and Mrs. Wm

Macfarlane

there is now pending in the made out of raw material ** Montana Legislature a proposal had to be bought that mar that the Yellowstone Lake dam the very top prices of the m shall be built at the expense of The price of this stock will that State. Should that pass, the to be averaged with the pr the pressure of the whole State of the cloth which can Montana would be put behind bought on a lower bas the scheme, whereas at present a somewhere between the relatively small section, repre- average price of the fir sented by an irrigation associa article will be determined. tion, is all the support that it has, BO far a8 surface indica- tivos

show. At 8 'Tecent national conference on national, State and municipal parke, held Capt. & Mrs. II.F.at Des Moines on the invitation

When that price is com of the governor of Iowa, this with stocks which, have Robinson & child

Montana project was discussed, Mrs J. S. Smith

the irrigationists being represent price, it may look a little h

realised to-day for cash Mr. and Mrs. A.

od by a delegate who presented but the cost af every stage. their case. He admitted that 8pduction has been tested far as he knew there were only

N. de Man Mrs. B. McCallum Mrs. T.B. Mudio, P. Nelson

J. Mr. J. Porter

W. Smith

Mr. £rid]

Rader

Mrs.

A. v. D. Dekker

Miss Rader

R. Dijkstra

C. J. Endert

Wm. Thom

A. Harper

Mrs. I. Vance

Mr. and Mrs. M.

Miss I. Vanco

0. C. Chrispoffer- L. Roed

8011

22 farmers, including bimsolf, who

WHAT PRICES SHOULD B The standard factory made suit which is being the market in the spring while

£4. 10.

ernment accountants, at exceedingly small margi

A. Harrington Mr. J. H. Wilt would be benefited by this water. profit has been allowed. ASSI

E. C. Rom Mrs. C. Compbell Miss A. Sundlin Dr. J. Concoption Dr. and Mrs. F.

I. P. Haverkamp G. Grist

J. Schwartz

W. Kervel Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. B. C. E. Sey-L. P. Krause

E. Curtin and maur

baby

E. J. Darras

Boti

Mr.

Secretary Payne has called the attention of these petitioners to End J. S. Withell

Palace Hotel.

Mrs

C. J. Shield P. Sloat Mrs. E. K. De Mr. and Mrs. Corrected to 7th March, 1821.

bault

Chan J. Sraith Capt. T. Dahl W. A. Lacombe Mr. and Mrs. J. Mise R. Solmon A. R. P. Davies Mre. . A. Liley

Delahnutz

Mra

N. Eespiy

Capt. Geogo

Stavrakov

Miss M. H. Par

L. J. Fugler A. Gauchi

SODE

T. G. Paterson W. H. Petler Miss Potter

Mr. and Mrs. C. Capt. L. Thorsen

Francis & baby H. W. Tinne

Dr. and Mrs. A.

L. Tompkin G. H. Golding O. F. Ulstud Mr. and Mrs. V. Mr. and Mrs. R

R. Gonzalez J. Vilim

Wm. J. Gordon J. N. Wardrop. S.J. H. Halvorsen G. C. Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. C. Mr. and Mrs.

Hardy

Winsor and children

A. H. Potts and child

Miss Agnes Comdr. A. B.

Schede Greig, R.X. J. Storm C. J. B. Helstrom A. L. Terry Surg. Comdr L.Q. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Hunt B.X. Mrs. I. O. Hunt H. J. Lamb

Watt Miss J. A. Watt

0. C. Haven

Mrs. E. Dobinson W. A. Macclonald Capt. B. A. Mat

G. Forestier

thews

P. L. Nowman Mr. and Mrs. · B. Nicholls and children

Rt. Geoffrey

J. E. Gosliner A, Gresarett E. Hoather

Mr. and

Mrs.

F. Hobbs

Mr. and

Mra.

Mr. and Mro J. H. Oxherry

J. W. Hood and B. Petheram children

Capt. T.G. Purvis J. J. W. de Hoog Mr. and Mrs. A.

Mr. and Mrs. A

Howarth

B. H. Henderson Capt. J. H. Wool. and Mrs. H. R. S. Holding tocatt M. A. Hudson

Mr. and Mrs. OW. E. Iles

J. Word

8. Hurley

Rasmuseen

Mr. and Mrs.

B. Reeves

This, then, provides the

the fact that substantially twice for a standard of comparison as much water can be stored in a cost of a factory ready certain reservoir site outside the

In the casa a West End on “ park, but the objection to this is that, although a dam there would made from better clase mana probably cost less than at the better trimmings, and on the lake outlet, the flowage rights Boyman system of makin an exceedingly expensive s would have to be bought, which but giving a cut and foll would

not be the case, they celled throughout the wo assume, inside the park.

Cost "Exchange,"

Repulse Bay Hotel. Corrected to 21st March, 1921

Mr. Mathews and

party

H. W. Bird

Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Compton. Mr. and Mrs. I.

F. Cobba Mr. and Mrs. W.

8. Hall

Mr. C. F. Starkey Miss Hall J. H. Tuit

Miss Mathews

Mr. and Mrs. E.

Rhodos

Me and Mrs. G.

J. Robinson Murray Stewart Miss. F. Vinal

will: be two to three more, according to style uke If the tailor has to give must add a margin to hit to cover his extra cost

U. 8. TREASURY Treasury offiotels ton say that a 75 mill Farm Loan bonds

soon, The bonds will f'" cent, the borrowers paying. cent.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

SURE-WE WANT TOL "TAKE SOME PACIFIC OCEAN WATER HOME TO SHOW SLIM GEE WELL LIKE THAT.;

Tag Blames]It on the Animals

SEE ALL TU TAY U ANIMALS" IN "THE WATER,

TAG+SBE!

YES-TSEB 'EM← ARE THEY

WTH WATER.

(SURE.

WE DRINKT

BY BLOSSER.

OH, NOW I KNONS WHAT MAKES TI SINGING IN THRE STEA KETTLE MIREA THER

- WATER BRONS TO

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