TRAVEL A.-O. LINE
TO
AUSTRALIA
CALLING AT MANILA, THURSDAY ISLAND, CAIRNS, TOWNSVILLE, BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, ETC.
NEXT SAILING
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 12, 1940
R.H.K.G.C. STARTING TIMES
Following are Royal Hong Kong Golf Club starting times for Fanling on Saturday!---
Old Course
2.00 p.m. D. S. Edward, Capt. Reidy.
C. B. Brown, A. B. Purves. E. W. Kirk, W, M. Barton.
SUNDAY
3.04 2.48
•
Old Course
9.16 a.m. K. S. and J. A. D. Morrison.
A. L. Potter, E. L. Groome.
Col. Rose, W/Cdr. Steele Perkins. N. K. Littlejohn, T. Low. L. Goldman, F. D. Hunter.
J. A. R. Selby, E. T. McMullen.
• W. W. C. Shewan, Surg. Cdr. Ni- cholson.
F. A. M. Elliott, P. C. Jackson.
9.20
MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY, 1940.
9.24
9.28
9.32
A. H. McBride, H. N. Williamson. G, W. Behrmen, C. F. Marshall. R. Young, F. Groves.
9.30
E. Davidson, C. C. Black.
9.40
D. Forbes, H. F. Sommers.
For Freight or Passage, apply to :—
9.44
J. W. Mayhew, G. Riddell-Carre.
9.48
9.52
9.56
10.00
10.04
Agents
10.08
10.12
Hong Kong, China & Japan.
Tel. 30332
10.16
10.20
J. E. Richardson, D. S. Edward. W. B. Richardson, J. Redman. E. A. Bompas. M. S. Banner. A, J. Dennis, J. T. Smith.
10.24
10.28
"
10.32
10.38
10.40
10.44
10.48
10.52
D. J. Gilmore, A. C. Meredith. M. G. Carruthers, L. M. Wylle. A. M. Mack, G. G. Aitkenhead. J. M. Gray, N. C. Macleod.
10.30
J. P. Murphy, D. B. Evans.
11.00
P. E. Annis, J. W. Clague,
LLOYD TRIESTINO
11.04
,H. M. Rowland, E. J. Faggiano.
11.00
Cdr. Murray, B. D. Evans.
11.12
A. McKellar. J. Linaker.
11.10
L. M. S. Lloyd, A. Sommerfelt.
11.20
A. N. and Q. A. A. Macfadyen.
11.24
Cdr. Hole, T. Megarry.
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE
11.28
层叠
1. P. Tamworth, J. B. Mackie. H. Overy, W. J. E. Mackenzie. A. Morse, 11. G. Sheldon.
*
NAZI LIES THROUGH SWISS EYES
In the press of Switzerland there have lately been several retorts to German misrepresen- tation of Swiss feeling. The 'Ber- nor Tagwacht' calls attention to 'Munchener report in the Neueste Nachrichten', the author of which used a photograph of some citizens of Berne waiting for their blue ration cards to lilus- trate "demonstrations” of ill-will against Great Britain. A writer In the 'Journal de Geneva' writes: "When people get their food cards they don't curse the block- ade almed at the Reich. They Just say that, If Hitler's Govern ment had not smashed Poland, they would not be having to count their grains of rice and grammes of macaroni. But of course the correspondent of the German paper couldn't very well report that.”
OUTWARD: for SHANGHAI
HOMEWARD: for GENOA, NAPLES (London
Overland), via MANILA, SINGA-
GOLD COAST SOCIAL SERVICES
London, To-day.
Although defence questions loom'
F. A. Redmond, A. E. Lissaman.lurge in the councils of the Govern-
New Course
9.20 a.m. G. C. Worrall, H. F. Phillips.
D. L. Strellett, H. J. D. Lowe, Miss Cuthbertson,
Miss
ment of Sierra Leone, as of all Gov-
eruments of the Colonial Empire, measures envisaged before the "out- Black-break of war for the welfare of the people of that dependency are being carried through.
L. R. Cramer, D. Humphreys.
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. Hunter.
R. L. S. Webb", A. Mabb*.
W. A. Mackinlay,
tries".
These measures relate principally to labour conditions, hospitals, agri-
C. W. Jet- culture, research, education and na-- tive administration. -British Wire-- less.
G. M. Park", N. D. Lloyd".
9.28
*
9.32
•
burn.
0.40
H
9.43
9.56
10.04
10.08
+
10.16
**
10.20
10.28
P
PORE, COLOMBO, BOMBAY &
PORTSAID.
10.32
10.40
10.44
10.52
FR
10.56
11.04
11.12
W
11.16
For further particulars apply to:
LLOYD TRIESTINO
Queen's Bldg., Ground FL., Tel. 32982
Tel. Add. “LLOYDIANO” P.O.B. 143
Agents, Canton-Messrs. Dodwell & Co., Ltd., Shameen
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD.
OPERATING SERVICES FOR CARGO and PASSENGERS
TO—SWATOW, SHANGHAI, TSINGTAO, CHEFOO and TIENTSIN | KOBE and OSAKA
SINGAPORE, PENANG and CALCUTT SANDAKAN, HAIPHONG
All · steamers "
· Roosevelt“. Terminal
Concession" at
alongside the
the... French
where spus-
sengers and cargo are landed.
Further Particulars
JARDINE, MATHESON
& CO., LT
GENERAL
Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Smith.
W. P. Thomson*, J. H. B. Lee.
Mrs. Overy, Mrs. Mackenzie.
A. B. Stafford", .A, S. Allson*.
S. Tomlinson, R. G. Gray".
W. L. Alexander*, A. V. Greaves*.
S. T. Butlin, H. A. Mills".
M. Pollock, P. Morrison.
Major Temple, Lieut. Bax. Col. Shackleton, Col. Newnham,
ballot for the Old
• Unsuccessful Course...
TALAN BEATS GOLDEN
M. Talan (plus 12) beat Sam Golden (plus 15) by 43 points, 468-425, in the second found of the Singles Handicap Competition at the Hong Kong Bowling Alleys yesterday.
Talan's scores were 142, 171 and 155. The loser added nine points to his scores of 144, 168 and 114,
AIR SERVICE TO RESUME
-(BPECIAL TO “CHINA_MAIL").
Amsterdam, To-day. The Royal Netherlands Air Naviga→ the tion Company announce that Amsterdam-Berlin air service will be resumed in the near future.
Probable date of resumption March 1. - Havas.
ARMY CRICKET XI
1
*
is
Following team will represent Army
"B" against Craigengower
on the Army Ground at Sookunpoo on Sa- turday: Capt. J.F. Lawrence (Cap. taln), Major J.E. Swyer, Capt. A.B. Whatman, Lieut. A.W.F. Peal, Lieut. C.M.M. Man, Lieut. J.E. Ridsdale, Lieut. B.A. Fargus, Q.M.S. Patterson, S/Sgt. Gardner, Cpl. Eddy and Pte. Boocock.
COMBINED SCHOOLS XI The following have been chosen to repre- cricket sent the combined schools in a match ‘against the C.C.C. on Sunday, at I p.m.;-Mṛ. J, L. Young Baye (Captain), W. G. Pryde (C.B.8.), A., Weller (C.B.8.). G. Saunders (C.B.S.), J. Macauley (D.B.S.), B.- Bilva (8.J.C.), P. Rull (8.J.C.), A. Arculli (L.S.C.), N. L. Smith (C.B.S.), · A. Odall" [C:B8); and ̈★ Brown (C.B.S.).
-VOLUNTEER XI
The followin"; Will Zepresent, the Volun
ket against Club de Becrato on BundayTM - at ` King's «Park commencing - at
D.G.
E. Zimu
1. D. de S. Carey, M. T. L. Haymes.
zdan, A. Zimmern,
mmern.
LOCAL DOLLAR
demand ra on the Hong Kong.