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DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINE

AND

AMERICAN MAIL LINE

(Admiral Oriental Line)"

THE "PRESIDENT LINERS” JOINT TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE A Regular Weekly Sailing

TO SAN FRANCISCO OR SEATTLE.

Effective March 1st, the S.S: President Jefferson will Rail from Hongkong to San Francisco, and on March 9th the SS. President Lincoln will sail for Seattle. Therteafotr, a"PRESIDENT LINER" will sailovery week on alersaton Tuesdays to San Francisco and alternate Wodnedays. to Soattle.

Interchangeable Tickets, good on all "PRESIDENT LINERS," with liberal stop-ovor privileges,insure the most. convenion method and the best service for travel botwoon Oriental Ports.

TO SAN FRANCISCO VIA HONOLULU, SHANGHAI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

"THE SUNSHINE BELT"

PRESIDENT PIERCE

PRESIDENT TAFT

2

PRESIDENT JEFTERSON

Sunday, Jan. 30th 10.00 a.m.. Sunday, Feb. 13th 10.00 a.m. Tuesday, Mar. 1st 10.00 a.m. Tuesday, Mar. 16th 10.00 a.m. Tuesday, Mar. 25th 10.00 a.m. Thereafter Fortnightly Sallings on Tuesdays.

PRESIDENT GRANT

PRESIDENT MADISON

"...

TO SEATTLE AND VICTORIA VIA SHANGHAI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

"THE FAST SHORT ROUTE""

PRESIDENT MADISON

PRESIDENT JACKSON PRESIDENT MOKINLEY

PRESIDENT LINCOLN

Sunday, Jan. 23rd 5.00 p.m. Friday, Feb. 4th 5.00 p.m.

... Wednesday, Feb. 16th 5.00 p.m. Wednesday, Mar. 9th 5.00 p.m. Wednesday, Mar. 23rd 5.00 p.m. Thereafter Fortnightly Sailings on Wednesdays.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND

TO EUROPE AND NEW YORK."

VIA MANILA, STRAITS, COLOMBO, SUEZ-

PORT SAID -- ALEXANDRIA-NAPLES

-GENOA-MARSEILLES,

Thence to BOSTON and NEW YORK.

PRESIDENT GARFIELD

PRESIDENT HARRISON

PRESIDENT MONROE

PRESIDENT WILSON

PRESIDENT VAN BUREN

Tuesday, Jan. 18th 8.00.a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 1st 6.00 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15th 8.00 a.m. 1st 8.00.a.m. Tuesday, Mar. Tuesday, Mar. 15th 8.09 a.m.

Thereafter Fortnightly Sailings on Tuesdays.

TO MANILA.

PRESIDENT GARFIELD

-PRESIDENT PIERCE

PRESIDENT JACKSON

PRESIDENT HARRISON

PRESIDENT TAFT

Tuesday, Jan. 18th 8.00 a.m. Friday, Jan. 21st 3.00p.m. Thursday, Jay, 27th 5.00 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 1st 6.00-a.m. Friday, Feb. 4th 5.00 p.m.

For Passenger and Freight Rates apply to

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ROBERT DOLLAR CO.

CENERAL ACENTS,

Hosakung AND SANGRA BANK Billesa, Grors Froom

Telephones Central 2477, 2478 & 705.

THE SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC

COMPANY, LIMITED.

SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS.

LOADING DIRECT FOR

Marseilles, Valencia, Rotterdam, Hamburg. and Scandinavian Ports."

M.V. "FORMOSA"

M.V. "CANTON" M.S. "NANKING"

Loading, about 30th January. 4th March.

25th January, 31st January.

G. E. HUYGEN,

Canton.

M.V. "CANTON"

For Shanghai & Japan ports.

For further particulars apply to the

Agents:

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Hongkong.

INDO': CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd.

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION. 'Destination.

Steamer.

Sailings..

a.m.

SANDAKAN

Hinaang Thurs. 17th Fob at 2 p.m. Kwaisang ÏCANTON Mage

Tues. 18th Jan at 7.a.m. TSINGTAU Swatow S'hai Hangsang Tuos. 18th Jan at OSAKA via Moji-&-Kobe Kutsang Thurs.- 20th Jan at TSINGTAU Swatow & S'hai Yatshing OSAKA via Moji & Kobo.....Stiisang TSINGTAU Swatow & S'hni Tooshing STRAITS & Caloutta...Kumsang SANDAKAN

a.m. Sun. 23rd Jan at 7 a.m. Tuos. 25th Jan at 7 a.m. Wed. 26th Jan at 7 a.m. Wed, 26th Jan at 7 a.m. Mon. 31st Jan at 1p.m. Mausang STRAITS & Calcutta Fooksang Wod. 2nd Fob at 3pm. Fri. 11th Feb at. 7 ä,m. OSAKA via Moji & Kobe.....:Laisang..

For freight or passage apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. Telophone 215. Contral

General Managers,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

CANADIAN

MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1927.

PACIFIC

A DELIGHTFUL CRUISE DE LUXE by the

S.S. "EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND"

25,000 Tons Gross, Length 697 Feet

LEAVING HONGKONG, FEBRUARY 13tb, 1927.

via Shanghai, Chinwangtao-(for-Poking), Kobo, Yokohama, Honolulu, Hilo, San Francisco, Balboa, (Panama, through tho Panama Canal to Cristobal, (Colon), Havana..

Ärriving NEW YORK, April 12th, 1927.

Two days available for sight-seeing in NEW YORK Leave NEW YORK 14th April,

arriving SOUTHAMPTON, April 20th, 1927. Shore excursions and sight-seeing tours at all Ports.

For Particulars Apply To:- CANADIAN PACIFIC

Tel. Central 752-

Tol. address "CACANPAC"

CONSIGNEE NOTICE.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

The Steamship, "DOCTEUR PIERRE BENOIT." Consigness of Cargo from Dunkirk, Antwerp, London, Cegnac La-Pallico &c.

In connection with above Stonmer are hereby informed that thoir goods with the exception of Opiurs, Treasure and Valuables are being landed and stored at their risks into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon whence delivery may be obtained immediately after landing.

Optiofin

Cargo w be forwarded on unless instructions are received from the Consignces to hours before arrival requesting it to be Janiled here. Bilis of Lading will be countersign- ed by the Undersigned, Goods re maining unclaimed after Monday the 17th January, 102

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at Noon will be subject to ront and landing charges.

All claims must be sent in to me or

WOMEN STUDENTS.

BIGGER HOSTEL WANTED.

MILITARY WEDDING.

WRIGHT NEVILLE-NORTHE

....

A very pretty wedding was solemnised at St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon by the Rev, G. R. Lindsay on Saturday afternoon when Miss Gwon Northo became the bride of Capt. Wright Noville.

The bride, who was given 'swpy by Lieut. Col. V. R. Coates, word a gown of white charmeuso and georgette embroidered with crys- tal beads and carried a bouquet of white roses with pink sweet- poas

The expansion of educational facilities for the women students of the Colony and the inadequato provisions attached to the hostel conducted in conjunction with the Hongkong University, were points mentioned by speakers at the "At Home" of the University Women's Hostel held at St. Stephen's Girls' School on Saturday afternoon,

In the absence of the Vlec- Chancellor of the University, Mr. W. W. Hornell, C.I.E., the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotowall, C.M.G., prasided Capt. Hawthorn was best man,»› and was supported by Misa Middle- Arceoption was later held in ton Smith (Hendmistress of St. the Panjab Ofcers' Mess. On Stephen's Girls' School), Miss J. Lleaving on their honeymoon, the Vincent (Warden of the University bride wore a dress of old Women's Hostel) and Miss crepe de chine. Florence Wong (the Senior Student).

Others present included Mr. Paul Lauder and Mrs. Lauder. Slr

before Wednesday the 19th instJoseph Kemp, KC, Mrs. Southorn,

will

or they not be recognized:

Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examination by the Consignees and the Company's Sur- veyors Mossra:-Goddard & Douglas at 10.00 am, on Saturday the 16th inst

No Claims will be admitted after the goats have left the Godowns.

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

J. LIMAGE,

Agent. Hongkong January 11, 1927.

THE NEW PHENOH RIMEDY.

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SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION WITHOUT NOTICE. UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENT

Passenger Service.

"S.S. CITY OF LAHORE" : London, Havre, Rotterdam & 'burg

FARES to LONDON: 1st Class £72. Second Clues £40 108,

ELLERMAN LINE

12th February.

20th March,

S.S. CITY OF CALCUTTA" Marseilles, London, Havre & H'burg

PARES: First Class to MARSEILLES £66; to LONDON £72.

Second Class to MARSEILLES £47, to LONDON 240 103.

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Sailings from SINGAPORE on 6th of every month by "CITY OF PALERMO" or "CITY OF SPARTA”

to Java, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney and vice versa. Through Freight and Passenger bookings from Hongkong in conjunction with "Ellerman" Line" or

other services.

BOSTON, NEW YORK & BALTIMORE......

"S.S. "CITY OF BRISTOL

via Suez Canal

"ALSO AGENTS FÖR

AMERICAN AND, MANCHURIAN LINE 11th March.

ANDREW WEIR & CO.

BOSTON, NEW YORK & HAVANA:.

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M.V. "WEIRBANK" M.V. LARCHBANK".. MAURITIUS & SOUTH AFRICA

SERVICES TO

'via Suez Canal

'vin Suez Canal

AMERICAN & ORIENTAL LINE

30th January, 30th March. ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE

Londing for Maritium, Dalagoa Bay, Durban, East London, Algos Bay, "Port Elizabeth, Monas: Bay and.

Capetown. Through Bills of Lading issued to Beira, Quilimsinn, Thy, Port Amelia, Mozambique, Chinde, "Inhambane,

Zanzibar Moabassin, Kilindiui, Port Nolloth, Luderitz Bay, Walvis Bay and Madagascar.

For freight or passage on any of the above lines apply to:- Telephone. Control 4701.

THE BANK LINE, LTD.

THE HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD.

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS "MANIFESTO," HONGKONG. Codes Used Al, A.B.C. Fifth Edition, Engineering, First and Second Edition, Western Union and Watkins, Dock Owners, Ship Builders, Marine and Land Engineers, Boller Makers, and Iron-

Brass Founder, Force Master, Electricians.

T. S. S. “SIANG WO"

Passenger & Cargo River Steamer, built and ongined at Kowloon Dook, by the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., to the order of the Indo-China Steam Navigation Co Ltd. for service on the Middle Yangtszo, Hankow-Johang.

Please address enquiries to the Chief Manager:-

E. M. DYKE, R. Sc., M.IN.A., Kowloon, Dock, Hongkong.

Dr. S. W. Te'o, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.. Pattenden, and a lapre number of others' representing the University, schools and colleges of the Colony.

rose

FOOCHOW OUTRAGE.

STUDENTS LOOT SPANISH

CONVENT..

"A" Wonderful Day."

The Rev. Fr. F. R. Noval, Pro- Addressing the gathering, Misa curator of the Spanish Dominican Middleton Smith said. My Mission in South China, has re- thoughts go back to the year 1909 | ceived" a' telegram from Bishop te a wonderful day in the history Aguirre, of Foochow, stating that of Chinese women when Miss Wan the residence of the Spania! Shuk-chang, then studying in St. fathers and the Convent of the Stephen's Girls' College, eat for the Oxford Local Examination and Holy Infant at Foochow had been gained her Associate in Arts with ransacked and looted and that the honours. Miss Wan was the first 300 girls in the Convent had been girl in China to take a public kidnapped. examination in English. This Inspired others who continued to follow her example, and in 1914. Miss Liang Yat-kwan, having gained her. A.A. with honours; left St. Stephen's Girls' College and went on to Peking whore she gained a scholarship to study in an Ameri- can University as she was unable to enter the University of Hong- kong. She was the first Chinese girl, I believe,, to whom this award

was given.

University Education.

The telegram went on to Bay that the fathers and sisters sta- tioned at Foochow are all safe.

Troops Hold Aloof.

Foochew, Jan. 15. Last evening, a mob of students, representing the Fukien Students" Union, attacked the Spanish Dominican Orphanage, Vicarage and Church near the city. They drove out the Spanish sisters, ab- ducted the Chinese orphan girls, and looted and wrecked property. The sisters are safe in the for-

The Hongkong University eign quarters at Nantal. The having now come into existence, Spanish sisters and priests, except Miss Wan Shuk-chang applied for the Bi hop, are leaving the port. admission and was refused, it to-day. being thought that the time had not yet come to admit, women students.

towards

A new Vice-Chancellor, with

views sympathetic women's education, Sir William Brunyate, was appointed, and at the St. S. G. C. Speech Day. In 1921, Miss Tao Shuk-kel. (our friend Dr. Tso's eldest daughter) made a very cloquent appeal to the Senate of the University to open its doors to women students.

This appeal was graciously re- ceived, with the result that women wore invited to attend lectures at the University.

Our Chinese friends felt that as St. Stephen's, Girl's College had such a very wide reputation for character building, the Church Missionary Society should under- take the hostel work for women undergraduates. This has been done, but only in a very small way in rented premises, simply for lack of funds,

"Freedom of Independence." The hostel has always been in adequate, and to-day the common room is far to small for present members. Already we have more applicants for rooms than we are able to supply,

Although forty thousand Na- tionalist troops occupy Foochow they did nothing, to prevent the outrage-Reuter.

Turther Outrages.

Fodchow, Jan. 16. Despite a promise to the Con- protection · was Sular Body, no afforded the Dominican premises at Nantai.

Last night the Spanish Bishop's, residence, in the foreign quarter" was looted; and to-day the Y.M.C.A., two mission churches, and certain mission residences, were looted, also a British subject was robbed, by a mob composed largely of soldiers.

Hitherto there have been AO casualties.

Jf

An anti-Christian mob threaten to loot the churches in the foreign quarter to-morrow-Reuter.

life in hostels for men, students also applied to women students. (Applause).

that if girl students from dif. "We fool," said Miss Wong, ferent parts of China and of dif ferent nationalities live and asso-. ciate together under the discipline. and with the kindly co-operation

• The great value of residence in of such enthusiastic workers for Hall is the training in discipline, Chinese girls as Miss Middleton self-reliance and self-control. It Smith has proved herself to be, is a time when one passes from they will, by learning the manners, the careful guidance of parental customs and ideas of other nations control into the freedom of in- and the interchange, of ideas, be dependence; when the lessons able to appreciate more nearly the learnt at home and at school are qualities of nationalities other. put to the test. It is a "break than their own." away from home, and yet it is an added link in the chain of home affection, for the student realises, maybe for the first time, the affec tion and care that has surrounded her from childhood.

Aims of Hostel.

In conclusion, Miss Wong appealed for financial support by members of the community whe had international Interests at heart and emphasised that they were not out to vle with the men students but to work in friendly, .co-operation for the betterment of

each.

Dr Kotewall's Tribute.

Miss Vincent, acting as Warden has sought, with wise guidance, to help the St. Stephen's Hall Under-

Dr. Kotewall, in expressing him- graduates in every way, but with self in entire agreement with the the development of work for worthiness of the cause which had women students at the University, been eloquently espoused, gaid it would be necessary to have a that the University owed 'n drop full time Warden, I am hoping debt of gratitude to Miss Middle- that you will help this afternoon, ton Smith for her self-ancrifice. with the assistance of Mr. Hornell, and devotion in the cause of the Vice-Chancellor of the Univer- women's education in the Colony, aity, and others to form a com also to the C.M.S. In having talcon mittea which will see that the the work under its nogis. women undergraduates-especial- ly those from overseas-have a home where they can pursue their

studies.

Eloquent Appeal. Miss Florence Wong, the senior student of the Women's Hostel, added anothor eloquent appeal for more adequate foilities and In terest by the public in the pro- vision of them

In emphasising that it was the... duty, of the Colony as a whole to see that women graduates who. como hero from elsewhere and those who lived here were given hostel accommodation, Mr. Kote wall said, that so long as the need was recognised to exist by the University it was the duty of the Colony to see that it was met to the best of its ability.

Dr. Kotowall also expressed the. thanks of the guests for the liberal hospitality and excellent entertainment.

The hostel had not been assisted by the Government, the only sup- port they had received being a small grant from the University Prior to the speeches, an enter when the hostel was started on a tainment was given by a number humble scale: The advantages of local artists among whom offered by hostel life in connexion included Miss Irene Ung (Plano with the University had been solos), Mr. R. Sung (stories), Rev. emphasised In years past by Bir N. V. Halward (aongs), Mr. H. Frederick Lugord, Bir William Ore (plano solos) and members of Brunyate and Dr. S. W. Te'o. The the Chinese Amateur Musical same arguments which applied to Association, who gave selections..

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