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Dostination
Tona
From Hong kong (about)
5,293
21st July.
Straits & Bombay
11,120
23rd July.
0,144
27th July,
Marnollios & London M'ìos, L'don A'werp & Hull-
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TAKLIWA TILAWA
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN
ARATURA
TANDA
ST. ALBANS
7,930 13th July. 10,000 22nd July.
S'pore, Penang & Calcutta S'pore, Penang & Calcutta SAILINGS. (South)
6,000
6,950
4,500
29th July. 2nd Sept. 20th Sept.
(Manila, Sandakan, Thurs, Island, Townsville, B'bane. Sydney and Melbourne.
Regular Monthly Sailings from Hongkong to Japan and Hongkong to Australia
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6,989 | 12 July, 6 a.m. 6,322 14 July.7 .m. 7,754 18th July, 22nd July.
RAWALPINDI 16,619
DEVANHA
TANDA
MOREA
8,155
6,956 10,953
5th Aug. 9th Aug. 19th Aug.
*Will not tako passongers northwards.
Shanghai, Moji & Koho
| Amoy, S'hai, Kobe & Osaka Moji, Kobe & Yokobama S'hai, Moji, Kobe & Yoko S'hai, Moji, Kobo & Yoko Moji, Kobo, Osaka & Yoko S'hai, Moji, Kobe & Yoko
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"Farcels Measuring not more than 24 ft. x 2ft. x lft, will be received at the Co's Office up to noon on the day provious to sailing For Passage Rates, Handbooks, Freights, etc., apply to
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Agents.
F. & O. Bldg., Connaught Rd., C.,
GLEN LINE.
Fare Hongkong to London 282.
́LONDON, ROTTERDAM & HAMBURG vla STRAITS & COLOMBO.
Steamship "CARNARVONSHIRE" (Via Oran) 12th July. Steamship "PEMBROKESHIRE" (Via Oran! 27th July, Motor Vesel "GLENOGLE" ...
Motor Vossel "GLENGARRY".«
SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & VLADIVOSTOCK.
Motor Vessel "GLENAMOY”
Motor Vessel "GLENGARRY"
Motor Vassel "GLENAPP"
Motor Vessol "GLENLUCE"
Stoumship "OARMARTHENSHIRE"
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Wednesday, 20th July. at 11 am. Wednesday, 24th Aug.
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· AKI MARU
1
...
+
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TAMBA MARU · · ···
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Los. Angalos Mexico & Params RAKUYO MARU
Monday, 11th July. 'SOUTH AMERICA (EAST COAST) via Dingapore,
Capetown & Ports
KAMAKURA MARU
Thursday, 11th Aug.
NEW YORK and/or BOSTON via PANAMA..
BENGAL MARU
TATSUNO MARU
Thursday, 21st July. Wednesday, 10th Aug. LIVERPOOL via Singaporo, Colombo, Fort Said & Ports.
DELAGOA MARU
Tussesday, 12th July.
Sunday, 10th July.
CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.
CEYLON MARU
NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
MISHIMA MARU
SHANGHAL KOBE & YOKOHAMA.
HARUNA MARU
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YAMAGATA, MARU (Moji Direct) MATSUMOTO MARU :-. TOYOHASHI MARU
Friday, 22nd July.
Monday, 11th July. Wednesday, 13th July.
Tuesday, 19th July. Monday, 25th July,
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JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN
Steamers
Tilpanas
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN
JAVA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
For
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Expected Will leave From
on or about on or about Tjikarang Batavia 10th July 14th July | Shanghai Tjlkembang S'haï, K'iung | 12th July | 14th July | Batavia Tiltaroem N. China 18th July 20th July | M'ksar & Java
Java, Mesr 18th July | 20th July Amoy, N. China Java, Mila. 19th July 22nd July Saigon &.Java Batavia 24th July 28th July Shanghai..
26th July 28th July Batavia 1st Aug 3rd Aug Amoy, N. China 1st Aug 3rd Aug Batavia 7th Aug 10th Aug Shanghai 9th Aug 11th Aug Batavia Java, Meer 15th Aug 17th Aug Amoy, N. China N. Chine 15th Aug 17th Aug M'ksar & Java
Tisaroca - Tjikarang Tilsalak
S'hai, K'lung
24th Aug. 21st Sept.
Tļikini
Due Hongkong.
Java, Mosr
Tjibodas
N. Chine
27th July.
4th
Aug. 18th Aug. 6th Sept. 19th Sept.
Tjisondarl
Batavia
Tilsaroca Tjimanoek Tjikini
#Via Macassar
Shai, K'lung
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8.8. "HELENUS"
SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG
19.8. "CITY OF CHESTER" ...
8.8. "CITY OF BEDFORD"
8.8. "MENTOR"
8.8. "CITY OF NORWICH"..
via Suez Canal 14th July, vic Suez Canal. 31st July, via Suez Canal 14th Aug. via Suez Canal 28th Aug. via Suez Canal 11th Supt.
Steamers proceed via Suez Canal or Panama Canal at owner
option.
Subject to Change without notice."
For freight and particulars apply to: BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE of THE BANK LINE, LD., HONGKONG,
Jardine Matheson & Co., Ltd., Canton.
Hongkong & Canton.
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'Changte"" & "Taiping."
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Dun HonaxoUG ON OR ABOUT BAIL BONON ON OR ABOUT
In Port!
9th August
6th September
11th October..
15th July
16th August
13th September
18th October
For Freight & Passage, apply to-BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Tel. C. 36,
Agenta,
*Via Batavia
The steamers are all fitted throughout with electric light and have accommodation for a limited number of saloon-passengers. All steamers carry a duly qualified surgeon. Cargo taken at through rates to all ports in Netherlands-India and Australia.
For Freight and Passage apply to the
Java-China-Japan Lijn.
INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION. · flostination.
Steamer.
Sailinge,
JULY
MIXED,
1927.
COMPLICATION IN COURT
ACTION.
The case in which Mr. J. H. Ruttonjeo of Messrs. Ruttonfed and Son, wine merchants, la suing Mrs. D. A. Ross, formerly living at No. 7, Duddell Street, second floor, for $173.20 on an implied contract for the supply of electric was again before the acting Puisne Judge, Mr. P. Jacks In the Summary Court yesterday afternoon.
current
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At the last hearing the case was udjourned for a witness from the Electric Company to be called to give evidence with regard to the moters in the fats. Mr. J. T. Prior is for the plaintiff and the defence is being conducted by Mr. W. D. Owen.
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Yesterday afternoon Mr. S. Longfield, of the Hongkong Elec- tric Company, said that the present moter No. 26219 was registering current for No. 8 flat, (which was occupied by the defendant) when he visited the premises on June 27th. He therefore assumed that the meter had been connected to the flat ever since it was fixed in 1925, as there had since been no alterations to his knowledge.
Witness went on to explain. that meter No. 24040 was originally fixed for the whole of the second floor in May 1925 and at that time there were 31 lights and nine soc. kets connected with it.
The meter remained there until October 1, 1926, when it was disconnected. On October last year Mr., Ruttonjee applied for the meter (24040) to be re-fixed for the second floor for three lights only, but the number of the flat it was to serve was not mentioned.
CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
LATEST CHANGES · AND APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. O. T. Harrison, chief officer, Anking, is on reserve. Mr. A. H Mills, chief oficer, Ninghai, has gone chief officer, Anking.
BROKER'S BEQUEST.
A JEWISH SCHOOL
FOR SHANGHAI.
Bequests totalling $13,500 to servants are made. In the will of Mr. L. Perry, yarn broker late of Hongkong, who died at the Mr. W. D. MacLean, third officer Country Hospital, Shanghai, on March 9th this year, leaving Anking, is on reserve,
'Mr. W. A. McDonald, chief offcor, estate in Hongkong to the valuo Kwelyang, is on reserve. Nunn, from Heme leave, has gone of $151,200.
Mr. R. J. chief officer, Kwelyang.
the executors.
A Jewish School.
¿
In his will he states he is of the
Probate of the will with fivo Mr. A. H. Finnie, second officer, Tungchow, "has gone second offleer, colicils has been granted to Mr. Kwangtung.
S. S. Perry, exchange broker, Mr. F. J. Wilson, third engineer, Prince's Buildings, and to Mr. E. Saiyang, is on. reserve. Mr. A. BEzra of Messrs. David Sassoon Blake, from reserve, has gone third
Company Ltd., engineer, Sulyang. third engineer, Ninghai. Mr. J. W. Canton, Ltd., and the official ad- Mr. T. Carry has been appointed The Union Insurance Society of Ridlay, third engineer, Ninghai, has ministrator have ronounced pro- gone third engineer, Chusen.
bato. Mr. H. M. Neilson, second officer, Hinsang." has gone second officer, L J. Stevenson, Hopsang. Mr. second officer, Hopsang, has gone second offlcer, Hinsang. has gone third officer, Hinsang.
Mr. L. St. J. Munby, from reserve, opinion that it is both desirable and "beneficial that a Jewish
officer, Slangwo,.
Mr. H. T. Sawyer, sup'y accond school should be built in Shang- has gone second hai and that he is prepared to con- officer. Pingwo. Mr. J. R. Evans, tribute, the sum of $150,000 to- second officer. Pingwo, has gone second wards the cost of erecting and en- officer, Waishing.
dowing such a school on the ex- Mr. E. McNab, second engineer, preas condition that within a Stangwo, is on reserve. Mr. J. Hal-period of two years from his death kett, from reserve, has gone second a further sum of $150,000 shall engineer, Sinngwo,
be raisad by contributions amongst drangea, has gone master, Derwent. for the same purpose.
Captain W. Brewer, of the Hythe Jewish community of Shanghai Captain E. Jones, of the Derwont, has gone master, Ling Nam.
He bequeaths to his trustees
Mr. T A. Goldenberg, second $100,000 for the purpose of erect- officer, Pheumpenh, has gone second (ing such a school, and $50,000 for officer, Haiching. Mr. A. Aikon, an endowmont fund to be called second officer, Halching, is on re."The Perry Endowment Fund."
BETYG.
Halvard, has gone
Mr. R. H. Wethrell, second offeer, mastor, Same
ship.
品
Captain T. H. Ball; from reserva, has gono master, Hydrangen.
Mr. J. Robinson, chief officer, Chung
Mr. A. N. Seatom pointed chief officer, Wing Hang
has been ap- Shipping and Engineering. «
Meter Transferred,
Witness continued that meter 26219 was now registering cur-On, is on reserve. rent for No. 3 flat, and the meter 24040 was transferred to a Mr. Wetton on April 1st, this year."
On June 22nd. Mr. Wetton wrote a letter making complaints to the Company and asked for a test. When the test was made it was discovered that Mr. Wetton's meter was connected with metar 26219, and the. Company wrote a letter to Mr. Wetton pointing that out.
LEAGUE TENNIS.
EXCITING GAME AT KING'S PARK,
After the directions of his will have been carried out and his-be- quests attended to be bequeaths the remainder of his estate to the Anglo-Jewish Society in London upon trust, to use at their discre- tion "in advancing the relief of poor in Palestine and Bagdad." poverty and distress amongst the
The administrators of the society aro.given power to invest.
The bequests to his sorvants include one of $10,000, and $500 each to a clerk and office boy at Mesara. David Sassoon. Company Ltd. He also bequeaths $10,000 to the Jewish Benevolent Society in Hongkong, and to his two sis- ters an annuity during their livės In reply to Mr. Prior witnesslands Tennis Club and the Kowloon of $3,600 each.
A Chinese woman Cricket Club in the "C" Diviston
named Mu said that meter 24040 was
now played on the former's courts at Chuen. 24 Elgin Street, Hong- only connected to No. 4 flat. He King's Park yesterday afternoon kong, receives $20,000, and in the added that it would be impossible ended in an exciting tussle, with the event of her pre-deceasing him to effect any change at the meters, Dutch team victorious by the but wires could be changed with-game. out his knowledge.
יי
The match between the Nether-
The full scores were:
oda
the money would have gone to her.
STEAMER MISHAP
Up till the last match between the daughter, known as Miss Rosie Mr. Prior said that the defond-strongest noirs, the home team Perry, Mr. Perry's adopted daugh-
advantage of two gumce,ter. ant claimed that meter 26219 had The Kowloon pair, Kew and Lea been connected to the defendant's made great offerts to secure a·7-4 former flat, No. 3 all the time, in victory but just failed and eventually which case the plaintiff'a case the Netherland players finished one failed. Ha strongly suspected, ane up. however, that in the early part of
C. de Bruyn and A. Ramondt beati April the meters were changed in. S. Smith and R. P. Strange 6-5, BROKEN PROPELLER DELAYS some way. Meter 26219 was not lost to C. H. Ledra and K. A. Kar- until then put on to flat No. 3, and steine 2-9; lest to A. J. Ķew and Geo. previous to that time the meter Lee 6-0. was 24040, from which he got the Smith and Strange 10-1, beat Fedra front yesterday afternoon, when P. Marks and G. Heintzen bent There was anxiety on the water figures he was claiming on.
and Karsteine 7-4; lost to Kow and one after the other, of the Canton-
steamers berthed and there
"
T. Lafleur and H. J. Knottneros
On April 13th. something was Lee 3-8. done to both meters and Mr. Wet- ton received a bill for meter lost to Smith and Strange 1-7; boat 21040 for April for a small amount, Ledra and Karsteine 8-3; lost to Kew about $2.50, when No. 4 flat was Total: N. T. C, 50, K. C. C. 49, vacant. In the latter part of April, however, the amount in- creased.
Mistake 'Denied.
Replying to Mr. Prior witness denied that there had been a mis- take by the Electric Company, and that they had been sending in billa. to the wrong person 26210 by mistake..
оп meter
and Leo 5-6;
TUNG ON.
WAS
no sign of the Tung On. Rumoure of all kinds began to spread and is was generally felt that the steamer must have gone aground.
An hour and half after her scheduled time the Tung Ou hoved
FRIENDLY FOOTBALL. into sight and friends and re-
CHINESE TO OPPOSE WELCH REGIMENT.
latives awaiting the arrival of pas--- sengers from Canton heaved a sigh of relief. Owing to the boycott. of British steamers the Tung On and Sai On are now carrying the bulk of the diverted passengers, as The weekly football match arrang- these vesacla are the od for this afternoon by the Chhese equipped and the fastest on the best Athletic Association will be between!
On
Enquiries by an S. C. M. Poat
Mr. Prior sald he was sure there the Chinese first cloven and the 2ndun outside of the boats of the had been a mistake somewhere." Batt, the Welch Regiment, and is Hongkong Canton. and Macas His Lordship remarked thay timed to start at 5.45 p.m. the Steamboat Company. In addition would have to decide whether Mr. Sookumpoo ground.
to a heavy passenger list they are TIENTSIN Swatow & Shai Kwongsang Sun. 10th July at 10 a.m. Ruttonless bts are Madden and as strong in association football as cargo there is moving between the bills for small amounts Although the military team are not carrying the bulk of what Httle HAIPHONG
.. ..Minsang Mon. 11th July at 8 a.m. CANTON
..Hopsang Mon. 11th July at 3 a.m. Mr. Madden's bills for larger are in rugby, a keen game to two ports, and when the vessel did amounts to Mr. Ruttonjes. He anticipated. The Chinese are putting not put in an appearance on time STRAITS & Calcutta .........Namsang Tuos. 12th July at 10 am, continued that the question as to ing Far East Olympic games and the was that she had met with an ac- in special training for the forthcom-the most reasonable assumption TSINGTAU Swatow & S'hai Waishing Wed. 13th July at 10 a.m. which meter OSAKA Amoy, S'hai, Moji, Kobo Hopsang Thues. 14th July at 7 a.m. would have to be considered. He played with as much keenness as the eldent.
was on which fint friendly matches oach Saturday are SHANGHAI
Yuensang Thurs. 14th July at 7a.m. added that they would have to get League matches. TIENTSIN
Chipshing Thurs. 14th July at 5 p.m. records of the readings of the The soldiers are reputed for their representative revealed the fact CANTON
..... Fooshing Fri, 15th July at 6 a.m. metern for the last six months and prowess on the Rugby field having that one of the steamer's propeller TSINGTAU Swatow & S'hai Hopsang Sun. 17th July at 10 a.m. try and find out whether they won the Army Cup on four, occasions blades broke during the voyage, TSINGTAU Swatow & S'hai Fooshing Wed. 20th July at 10a.m. represented a fair consumption for once. Their Rugby training should causing the slowing down of the
since the War and being runners-up TSINGTAU Swatow & S'hai Kwaisang Sun. 24th July at 10 a. the number of points. TSINGTAU Swatow & S'hai Hangsang Wed. 27th July at 10 a.m
tharofore be of assistanco to them on vessel and the consequent delay. The case
was accordingly ad the soccer field and they should ha It is learned that the vessel will STRAITS & Calcutta Laisang Thurs. 28th July at 3 p.m. journed to ascertain as to who able to put out a strong eleven. be docked for repairs Immediately. TSINGTAU'Swatow & S'hai Yatshing Sun. 31st July at 10 a.m. gave instructions for the installa-
For freight or passage apply to:-
tion of the two metera, records of JARDINE, MATHESON & CO.,
the readings from October 1st. LTD.
1926 to the onl`of June this year, Telephone 215. Contral
General Managers.
and the amounts charged in res pect of each meter, together with à certain record book.
AUSTRAL-CHINA NAVIGATION CO.
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will sail hétco, on the 4th AUGUST
For SYDNEY, MELBOURNE & ADELAIDE via Manila, Sandakan, Balikpapan, Rabaul and Samaral For Freight and Particulars Apply to
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SILK DUTIES.
AMENDMENT REJECTED BY HOUSE OF COMMONS.
London, July 8. The House of Commons, on the Committee afnge of the Finance Bill, negatived without a division a new clause moved by the Con- sérvative member, ME F. R. Romer repealing; from August 31, the. datles on raw silk-Reuter.
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