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Alo cargo specially rufticual salva.

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AND

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5

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Sunday, Jan. 30th 5.00 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 13th 10.00a.m. Tuesday, Mar. 1st 10.00 a.m. Tuesday, Mar. 15th 10.00 a.m. Tuesday, Mar. 28th 10.00 a.m. Thereafter Fortnightly Sallings on Tuesdays.

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TO SEATTLE AND VICTORIA VIA SHANGHAI,

KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

"THE FAST SHORT ROUTE”

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Friday, Feb. 4th 5.00 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 16th 5.00 p.m. Wednesday, Mar. 9th 5.00 p.m. Wednesday, Mar. 23rd 6.00p.m. Wednesday, Apr. 6th 5.00 pm. Thereafter Fortnightly Sailings on Wednesdays. TO EUROPE AND NEW YORK.

VIA MANILA, STRAITS, COLOMBO, SUEZ- PORT SAID ALEXANDRIA- NAPLES

-GENOA-MARSEILLES,

Thence to ROSTON and NEW YORK.

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Tuesday, Feb. 1st 6.00 a.m.

Tuesday, Feb. 15th 8.00 a.m. Tuesday, Mar.

1st 0.00 a..

Tuesday, Mar. 15th 8.00 a.m. Tuesday, Mar. 29th 6.00 a.m.

Thereafter. Fortnightly Sailings on Tuesday..

PRESIDENT HARRISON

PRESIDENT TAFT

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY--- PRESIDENT MONROE

PRESIDENT JEFFERSON

TO MANILA:

Tuesday, Feb. 1st 6.00 a.m.

Friday, Feb. 4th 3,00 p.m.. Tuesday, Feb. 8th 3.00 .. Tuesday, Feb, 15th 8.00 b.in. Monday, Feb. 1st 5.00 pm.

For Passenger and Freight Rates apply to

ROBERT DOLLAR CO.

GENERAL ACENTA."

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

CANADIAN

FRIDAY, JANUARY

PACIFIC

QUICKEST TIME ACROSS THE PACIFIC

TO VICTORIA & VANCOUVER.

こ

SAILINGS 1927.

Vancouver

7

STEAMERS

Hongkong Shanghai LEAVE LEAYO..

Кове Leave

Yokotchin

LARVU

Arrive

IMPRESS OF RUSSIA

Fob. 16. Feb. 19.

Fub. 22 Feb. 25

Mar. 6

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Mar. 45

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Mar. 27

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Mar. 30

Apr. 2

Apr. 5 Apr. 3

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Apr. 20

Apr. 23

Apr. 26 Apr. 29

Apr. 17 May

EMPRESS OF ASIA

May 11

May 14

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May 29

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June 1

Jugo 4

Jun 7 June 19

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June 22

June 25

June 25, July 1

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July 14

July 10 July 23

Jun 19 July 10 July 34

(E; Asia and E/Russia call Naganabi day after departure from: Shanghal.}

CONNECTING SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL.

MONTCALM "Murch

12

MONTROSE April

-MONTCLARE April

2. 23-

MINNEDOSA May MONTCALAY June 3 MONTROSE, Jung 24

Pre zuent anilings tafauntyout, Beltsut, legow, Southampton. Cherbourg and Autwerp.

A DELIGHTFUL 65 DAY, CRUISE DE LUXE

by the

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Calling at Shanghai, Chinwangtao (for Peking), Kobe, Yokohama. Honolulu, Hilo, San Francisco, Balbeca (Panama), Panama Canal, Cristobal, (Colon), Havana.

Arcising NEW YORK, April 12th, 1927. Arriving SOUTHAMPTON, April 20th, 1927.

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Through Bill of Lading.kauod for Batavia, Persian Gulf Contin- eutal, American, and South Afri can Ports.. The Steamship,

"DEVANIA

Capt. W. Norman R.N.R. carrying His Majesty's Mally, will be despatched" from this port on about Tuesday, 1st February 1927, at Noon taking Passengora Jani Cargo; for the above Ports..

Silk, Valuables and Tea for Italy, France and London (under ar rangement) will be transhipped at" Bombay into the Mall Steamer,pro- ceeding direct to Marseilles and London.

Parcels will be recalved at this. office until 5 p.m. the day before aniling. The contents and value of all packages' must be declared." For further particulars, apply

to

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that sorviert.

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via Suoz Canal

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vin Suez Canal

vis Suez Canal

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T. S. S. SIANG WO"

Passenger & Cargo River Steamer, built and engined at Kowloon Dock, by the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd., to tho order of the Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.. fir service on the Middle Yangtze, Hankow-Iohang.

Plonso address enquiries to the Chief Manager **-**-

· A. M. DYER, B. Sc., M.LNA., Kowloon, Dock, Hongkong

1927.

RUBBER PRICES.

LATEST CABLED QUOTATIONS

FROM SINGAPORE,

Monsry. Carroll Bros. have re- ceived the following quotations by eable front, Singapore. The price of raw Rubber i saw quoted at 64 ets. per. lb. Allenbys

.Straits, $2.90

'Alor Gajak] Amalgamated Malays

Aver Pants

13.50 4,00

OLD BOYS' MEETING.

OFFICERS FOR QUEEN'S COLLEGE ASSOCIATION,

The annual meeting of the Queen's College Old Boys' Asso- ciation was held in the Grent Hall, of the school yesterday afternoon under the chairmanship of Mr. Geo. Grimble, the president.. **

After remarking that the report 2.50 for the great had already boén in the hands of the meinbors for gotrie- time, the chairman proposed that the statement of accounts he adopt,

Ayer Melis

Talyawnins

Basant.

1.

Brogas

1.63

Rub

it delatongs

.2

Bukit Katils ...

120

Changkat Serdangs

Jeram

Mr. o Kwong seconded and the motion was unanimously carried. 2,00 2.15 The report as presented by the 10.86 committee was as follows:

4.87

dimals 'Kedaha

Statme

Mataka

Pindas

Malakoff

Manai Tekungs,. Mayfields

Menendahs Pajams Fungyors Sandycrofts Scudais

Sungei Bagans Tapas

Tambalaks

Telak Ansonл9 United Matacene Utan Simpans

PASSENGERS.

DEPARTED.

יי

270 The General Committee have the 4.75 pleasure of presenting the Annual 9.70 Report and Statement of Accounts 400 for the financial year ending 31st 8.90 December, 1926.

The total number of members, ·

5.15 Members were enrolled.

2.70

5.00

0.75

15,00

0.00

299. During the year, seven Life

including 101 Lifo Members, is

9.75

The denth of Messrs. Ho Fook

3.30

2.80

regret.

4.20

3.36

1.40 and Ng Shuk Kon is recorded with

The finance of the Association. in: spite of the heavier expenditure: 10 during the year, is satisfactory. 15.75 The General Account shows credit 2.05 balances of $802.30 on Current Ac- 4.70 count and $6,976.01 on Fixed De-

posit, a total of $7.268.31.

Per Pres. Jackson for Monika Jan. 27-Mr. and Mrs. G. Anderson, Miss Vern Barger, .Mr. W. W. Baer, Miss Bay Wong Mai, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Benediet,Mr and Mrs, 0, Brown, Mr. F. 1. Cutting, Mira, G. W. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Cox, Mr. If, Dickinson, Miss J. G. Dilworth, Mr. J. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Frieder, Miss A Hanagan,

Miss D. Hawes, Mr. Harold Iserson, Miss Elle Isorsen, M

P. Liongson, Miss L. Liongson, Mra, J. T. Mason, Miss A. S." Maybow, Mr. S. A. Moss, Mr. Oliver E. Nelson, Misa F. Purdy, Miss 1. Rietvall, Mr. R. S. Rogers, Rev. and Mr. S. G. Ruegs, Master D. Shinerd, Master H. G. Shenerd, Master Wm. A. Shonerd, Mrs. Stevens, Mr. A. Z Sycip, Master W.

J

Uydda, Mr. and Ms. C

Mrs. E.C. Walters, I

Annual Dinner.

The Sixth Annual Dinner of the Asavciation followed by a concert washed on, the 13th of March, 1026. There was an attendance of 251 members and their guests.

The subscriptions to defray the eost of the entertainment amounted totalled $1,694.76, showing a deficit to $1,500.00 and the expenditure of $19476, which appears in the General Account.

In view of the poor attendance at the Annual Cricket and Foot- ball Matches in the past, it was decidert to circularize the members to attend the College Annual Sports Meeting at which events for old boys were provided and all the pupils were invited to partake of refreshments at the expense of the Association. The General Com mittee recommends this phase of the Association's activities for the favourable consideration of the in- coming General Committee.

drs. A... 2. Sycip, Mr. J. W

Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Thompson, Afr. Glenn Trewartha, Mr. Tikajire M. W. Vaughn, Mr. Eric Cathomas, Corp. A. L. Handriksen, Mr. and

drs

The General Committee takes V H. Loewenthal, M. Pula Singh, this opportunity to record the Mrs. L. W. Holde, Dr. John F. Wat-thanks of the Association to the goti Dr. D. B. Macqueen, Rev. and T. Schaefer, Miss Rath Mrs. R. T Schaefer, Mrs. D. W. J. Sutton, Mias Sutton, Mrs. Norvil Beeman. Mies Carrol Carr Вестав

Mrs.

Malcolm Paris Mstr. II. Farley, Mrs. P. P.. Astr. Joel Winnt, Mstr. Allen Want, Miss Ester Cooper, Mias E. S. Perkins,

Miss Mae Baucher, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Staininger. Dr. H. Coole, Mr. Henry Lacy,

Mise Alice

members who served on the diffe- rent Sub-Committees in connec- tion with the Annual Dinner and the College Annual 'Sports, to Mr. William Wong for auditing the ne counts, to The Union Trading Co., Ltd., for the loan of one of its offices for all Committee Meetings and to the College Prefects for Lacy, supervising the distribution of the Mstr. H. Lacy, Mrs. Henry Lacy, Misa College Magazine.

Mary Lacy Miss Dorothy Lacy Mr.

Wm. Hing Taylor, Mr. Yoshifusa

lida, Mr. Lee C, Chunn, Miss. E. Lo Cheung shiu, for the presidency, In proposing the name of Mr. Budd, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. de Villier

Mr. Micheluzzi Marcetto, Miss 3, 11 the chairman said that although de

Villlers,

Nr. A. M. Amend, Mr. he did not wish to leave the chair- Wee Ah Yu, Matr. Wee Kit Shit,manship of the association--it was Mrs. Mnk Si

Miss Kemp a labour of love--he thought that Shiong, Matri Kit Ning. Mr. the honour of being elected presi Esteban Fernandez, Mr. Geo. Evans, dent should pass around. Father J. J. Toomey, Mr. Ong Kong thought that no man should hold Suy, Mr. Foon, Mr. A. Gutierrez, the position, for more than afr. Ward Clement...

years."

WAITRESS ROBBED..

ASSAULTED AND KNOCKED

DOWN.

IJ

He

two

The proposition that Mr. Lo be olected was seconded by Mr. Grose- but on communicating with Mr. Lo by telephone, the meeting was informed that while he appreciat ed the honour done him by asking him to accept the post, he felt that he had to decline the invitation.

Mr. Samy then proposed that Mr. Grimble be re-elected.

The.. proposal was put to the meeting and carried.

·At the Kowloon Mazistraren mate terday afternoon two Chinese were charged before Mr. F. W. Ains

In accepting the position Mr. worth with highway robbery and snatching from a restaurant wai- Crimble said that he did not mind tress, a gold watch and band going on, but he thought the com- valued at $35. The second defen pliment should go to someone else. dant was further charged with re- When they wanted to get rid of ceiving the watch knowing the same him in the future they would find to have been stolen or unlawfully that they would be unable to do so, received. An elderly woman was remarked the chairman. also charged witli receiving stolen Other officers were elected property, but the prosecution under: withdrew against her and intimat÷| Vice-Presidents Messrs. A. ·H, ed that she would be called as a

Crook and Lee Hy Sin; Hon. Sec-. witness for the Crown.

retary, Mr. C. G. Anderson; Hon.

Mr. Leo d'Almada represented Treasurer, Mr. Chow Ping-un

General Committee, Mesara, C. the second defendant.

Chon, S. M. Churn, J. F. Grosé, Ha Opening the case for the pro-Kwong, Ho Leung, H. KHung, Lo secution, Sergeant Rozeakwy sald Man Hin, A. P. Samy, Tee Ching that the complainant was a mar- Fong, H. G. Wallington, M. el. ried woman, residing at No. 13, Arculli, Chiu Ho-ping, Ho Sai Pitt Street, Yaumati. Her hus-

band was at present in the Wal-cheung and Cheung King-pak.

Mr. W Kay proposed a vote of chow district.

At 11 p.m. on the night of Janu- thanks to the chairman, secretary

and retiring treasurer. ary 18, she was returning from the restaurant in Canton Road with in- other girl. When at the Junellon

of Peking and Canton Roads, they first defendant, who went into in met a man who mid that he was lane, and had him arrested by a

oing to Haiphong Road to - policeman. da lect some laundry: The two wo- The scond defendant was ar- men accompanied him to Haiphongrat accused and when a search of rested on the information of the Road, via Ashley Road, and whe

going along an alleyway leading his house was made the waten to their destination the men grab-band was found under his bed- bed the complainant Found the The watch fast was recovered neck, throwing her to the ground, from a pawnshop whore the female Two other men appeared a defendant, had pawned it. She. took her gold watch and band accused the second defendant of from her wrist. She shouted having given her the watch "Save life" and the three men Tan The defendants were both com nway, The woman, followed the mitted for trial.

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