On Noveniber 16 a Sikh policeman arrested a Japanese on Broadway, while he was proceeding toward Central district in a ricsha. [On searching the man, the officer found five Mauser pistols and quantity of ammunition.
The Sikh took the man to Hong-Ikew police station and there it was. learned that he was employed, on ithe Nagasaki Maru as a stoker. [Officers at Hongkew handed him jover to the Japanese Consular police, a party from his battalion, 30 strong, while ¢he bandmaster of the RST, Mr. Graves, has also gone) to buy new band instruments and take on new members for the band talon cary nese gone.
for the home-coming' of the Passencrns proceeding to London by the Blue Funnel str. Patroclus Saturday included Professor P.
Roxby, of Liverpool Universitys jo Adelaide Anderson, Captain Mansfield, Mr. J. J. Muller and Mr. 'T. E, Mitchell. Sir Reginald Johnston and Professor and Mrs. W.'G. 8. Adams left for Hongkong by the same steame?.
AMoNc the passengers striving from Liverpool on, Nev. 17 by the Bie Funnel str. Antenor were, Mr. and Mrs. T. Black, Mus. C, A. Bromerton, Captain GA, Christa fen, Mr and Mee. A. Duggan, fir, Ne de 'P. Fuszey, Mrs, LIB. Gleanili, Mrs, W. W. Jenking, and Mrs. RS. Loughlan, Miss ang, Mts, and Mrs. GW. Masted, and Me. FA. Poxry, Miss Petey, Mis. M. Reeveg, Mond Mos, Siitlings Mira, P. Smyth, Captai 'AN. Taylor, Mrs, H. Tings, Mes, 1 Vey, Bes. W. RH Walt and, Mise Wait, and Mr, G. J. Wells. ited without permission.
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