BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Agents: CHINA NÄVIGATION CO., LTD..

SAILINGS TO

*HEINRICH JESSEN" Salgon, Singapore,

"FOOCHOW"

"BANYANG"

"SZECHUEN"

*SHENGKING"

“HUNAN"

"ANHUI"

* "POYANG"

"FENGTIEN“

Penang & Relawan Yokohama & Kobe Swntow

Swatow, Salgon &

Bangkok? Shanghai

S'ni, Inchon, Tientsin, inch Pusan ... Amoy. Swalow, leihow.

Saigon,

Singapore.

Penang & Belawan.... SOUEAUK

Singapore, Macassar.

Sourabaya & Batavia

• Bail from Custodian Whart

"SZECHUEN"

"SHENGKING"

"UUNAN"

"ANHUI

"FENGTIEN"

"NINGHAI”

"POYANG"

"NEWCHWANG"

"FATSHAN"

WESUEI"

ARRIVALS FROM Shanghai & Keelang.. Shangbal & Keelung

Tientsin

Swatow & Amoy

Singapore

8 a.m. 18th Dec.

4 p.m. 18th Dec. 10 am. 19th Dec.

3 p.m. 19th Dec.

4 p.m. 21st Dec. 4 p.m. 22nd Dec.

5 p.m. 23rd Dec. 24th Dec.

24th Dec.?

nuon 17th Dec.

7 a.m. 18th Deo.

18th Dec, p.m. 19th Dec.

20th Deo.

Samarinda & Sandakan

7 a.m. 20th Dec. 21st Dec. 24th Dec.

Japan

Bangkok

RIVER SERVICE

Salls for Cantan 10 p.m. 18th Dec, Arrives from Canton 10 a.m. 21st Dec Sails for Marzo 2.30 p.m. daily except Sundays. Arrives from Macao 6.30 am, on Tuesdays.

to Saturdays & 5.45 p.m. on Sundays,

Agents: BLUE FUNNEL LINE

"ATREUS"

"AGAPENOR'

"ARNEAS"

"TANTALUS"

"SARPFNON"

"GLENROY"

"AGAPENOR"

“RHFXENOR“

"MEMNON"

U.K. SERVICE

Arrivals from

UK. via Straite

Sallings to

20th Dec,

26th Dec.

30th Dec.

Mid. Jan.

20th Dec.

29th Dec.

1st week Jan.

Liverpool & Glasgow via Port Sald

Liverpool via PortSald

Liverpool & Glasgow via Port Said

NEW YORK SERVICE

Arrivals from

TKA via Manila & Shanghai

USA, via Manila

2nd Jan, 15th Jan.

Carriers option to proceed via ather Ports to load & discharge

cargo.

Agents: Australian-Criental Line, Ltd.

“SOOCHOW"

"SOOCHOW"

"PRODUCE"

Melbourne

Sailings to

Sydney,

Brisbane

2nd Jan.?

Arrivals from

Sydney, Brisbane & Manila Australia

28th Dec.

5th Jan.

All The Abone Subject To Alteration Without Notice.

General Agents for:

Booking Agents for:

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS, CATHAY PACIFIC AIRWAYS, SKYWAYS (FAR EAST) LTD. B.O.A.C., C.N.A.C., H.K. AIRWAYS, P.O.A.S., P.A.A., P.A.L. and N.W.A.

For Passage and Freight Particulars Apply To The Above.

CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL.

10331785. Privite.

HONGKONG / MACAO

DAILY SAILING

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1948.

Geneva Tariff Nations To Meet In April

Genova, Docombor 16. The contracting states to the 1947 Genova Tariff agreemont have chosen Annecy, France, as the sito for their second series of tariff negotiations. They are due to open on April 11, 1949, it was an-

nounced here today.

The original 23 contracting The Annecy tariff negotiations, states to the agreement will based on the most favoured na- negoflate tariff concessions with ion principle, will be distinet plenary 13 additional states who have from the simultaneous

ression. But any of the 13 new asked to become parties to the

greement. The series of bila-negotiating countries which ratify agreement reached at Annecy teral and multilateral confer-will be entitled to participate in enes among the 36 participat-future, nesalons of the contracting Ing nations is expected to constales. Unue for at least three months.

Although Geneva is the Head-

border, waEN

At the same time the contract-quarters of the contracting states Ing states will hold their third #cretariat, Annecy, 20 miles away

One across the French plenary session at Annecy, of the 23 contracting states, Chile, chosen for the conferences in res- has not yet ratified the agreement ponse to an invitation from the

attended the French Government. Eitherto and has sessions of the contracting states with observer alatus only. It Chile ratifies the agreement be- fore the first meeting of the con- tracting states on Apr 6, the Chilean delegation

full voling status..

would have

Favoured Nation Principle

to

The plenary sessions of the contracting states are held discuss various problems aris- Eng from the agreement.

Hungary Is Growing Cotton

Budapest, December 16. Hungary is successfully ex- perimenting with cotton grow- ing, according to on official re- port of the Hungarian Supreme Econoïnie Council, which is the the highest planning body country.

of

The report saith the results so far achieved indicated tlm within would be a few years Hungary jable to cut down considerably her cotton imports by using bume- Krown cotton,

During the present three year plo, the yearly needs in cotton are stated to be 25,000 tons. This Is to be Increased to 55,000 fans during the five year plan to begin en January 1, 1950 after the com pletion of the present plan.

Major Problems

Among the major problema to be dealt with by the contracting states" plenary session will the refusal of India and Pakis. tan to apply the terme of the African to Bouth agreement goods as a retallation for Bouth Africa's policy towards its In dian minority.

RAF Mosquito Shot Down By Israelis

An

London, Recomber 15.

shot

RAF Mosquito of the Mediterranean Middle East Command, reported missing, is belleved to have been down by an larnes fighter, the Air Ministry sald tonight.

The aircraft, was on a high-altitude training fight and le belleved to have passed over the Palastihe frontier.

The announcement from the Air Ministry said the mat- ter le being taken up with the United Nations Mediator In Palestine. The Mosquito is believed to have been shot down Bouth of Tel Aviv about noon on November 20 while flying at an altitude of 20,000 feet-Reuter.

Rice Allocation

For Six Months Of 1949 Issued

Washington, December 16.

The International Emergency Food Council Rice Committee today allocated 1,874,000 metric tons of rice to importing nations for the first six months of 1949.

The

n

11

committee made the allocations after 10 days

of closed session.

has sent them to the General Council, which is ex- in a 'pected to confirm them

routine action on Friday. The tariff negotiations are ex-

The Rice pected to cover individual con-

Committee rejected SCAP proposal asking it to cessions on tarlits. of trade among

30 the participating countries. allow Stam to ship 200,000 tons The 13 newcomers to the nego- of glutinous and non-glutinous tations will be Colombia, Den-rice to Japan during the period Committee mark, the Dominican Republic, El under review. The

however, Salvador, Finland, Greece, Haiti, approved,

shipping Italy. Liberin, Nicaragua, Peru, Japan $0,000 tons of Siamese Sweden and Uruguay.-Associated | non-glutinous, cruda rlee for Presa.

which claimants had not asked

MANHUNT ON FOR GIRL'S KILLER

Guam, December 16.

A vigorous manhunt is on today for the killer or killers who beat and raped Ruth Farnsworth and left her dying in the jungle.

The Navy at Pearl Harbour ordered a court of enquiry to convene at Guam. Miss Frans- worth was a navy civil service employee.

An autopsy discios that the pretty 27-year-old San Francisco former WAC, dled from heavy blows on the head and neck,

woman, Д

Encouraging Food News

|

The

Committee's action cont cerning Japan apparently alikes! vitally at execution of a pend- ing

US$60,000,000 trade RK-PL- ment between Japan and Slam, negotinted several months and which had been held abeyance pending the IEFC drei- sion on Slain's desire to ship rler) to Japan.

P&O B.I. E&A

COMPANIES

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.

OUTWARDS

PABSENGER BERVICE

And February

19th March

DUR HONGKONG

1st January

19th JanuaTY

14th February

8th March

11th April

m.

A

"DIWARA" "CANTON"

LEAVES LONDON

Nalled

"CARTILA OR"

18th January

*

R.R. "CHIFU)"

ka. "CANTON"

RA "CARTHAGI"

LL "CONFU"

Balind

7th April

3rd May

9th May

Eth June

Via Bouthampton,' Fort Bald, Aden, Borbar, Colomba, Penang &

HOMEWARDS

m.a. "DR.WARATM

"CANTON"

AL "CARTHAGE"

. "CORPU"

* "CANTON"

4. "CARTHAGE" "CONFU"

Singapore,

LEAVES HONGKONG

DUE LONDON

6th Janaury

Dth Feb. (S'ton)

Rist Februnty

21st JanuTT

18th February

14th March

18th April

18th May

9th Jana

tist March

10th April

18th May

18th June

13th July

Vix Blnaspore, Penang, Colombo, Hombaz, Aden▲ Post Bald.

FREIGHT SERVICE

"TREVANION"

A "BOUDAN“

TREVEANTM

"BURAT"

In part.

Paila 19th Dec, for Kure, Kobe & Yoko

hamza. slur 22nd Ner. from Japan & Bhanghai. ans 24th Dee. for london traite,

Colombo & Continent,

dow 2 Jan. from London Continent in Biralta. anila 8th Jun. for Shanghai a Japan. duo 6th Jan from London & Continent vin Strait. saila 20th Jan, for London • Continent

via Straite a Colombo.

J'enang,' Binenpore, Colombo, Bombay, Lundon A Continent

ago.

14]

ma TREVANION"

anila 12th Jan, for

The Committee decision means that the great portion of Slam's ability to futni t obligations to Japan under the pending agreement has been eliminated.

Principal allocations the Com- mittee has made are understood to be:

H.K.'s Quota

meirle Ceylon 230,000

10135. China 241,000; Cuba 120,000; In- dla 481,000; Netherlands Enst Indies 145,000; Malaya Including Singapore 250,000; Philippines 30,000; Hong Kong 60,000; US Army in Japan for the Ryukyu Islands 20,000.

that

come

It was further Indicated the expected 1,075,000 tons of available

would exports from:

Burma 776,000 metric tanst French Indochinn 100,000; Slam 484,000; Egypt 240,000; United States 188,000; Brazil 30,000; Nicaragua 6,000; Mexico 35,000, Italy 10,000; Australin 4,000;

ed Press.

Washington, December 16. The world's production of Britlah Guiana 12,000,-Associat Under the new trade agree

six of the seven main foods in ment with the Soviet Union 75

Guam police and the Army's the 1948-49 crop year is cqual to 80 per cent of the cotton im

Criminal Investigation Division to, or better than, the pre-war part needs of Hungary are to be satisfied while Hungary is to Joined in the investigation and average, according to a report by the Department of Agricul- export, large quantities of ready made textiles to Russia in exboots found near the scene were

A pair of parachute troopers ture. .change.

examined to see if stains on them were human blood.

As a result of the agreement, cotton imports from Russia tire to tre increased by 35 per cent during 1940 compared with 1848. Soviet of other textile raw camel hair, are also to be in creased.

According to offelal surces the

monhunt.

T.S.S. "CHEUNG HING materials, such as wool, flax muid questioned, but note was taken cent

FROM HONGKONG

5.00 P.M.

TUNG ON WHARF

FROM MACAO 10.30 A.M.

No. 18 WHARF

Further Particulars Pleass Apply:

TA HING Co. (H.K.) Ltd.

St. George's Bldg.

Tels: 31288, 31289

Subject to Alteration without Notice

THE DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

$.5.

HAIYANG

SAILING TO SWATOW ONLY

MONDAY, 27th DECEMBER

FROM DOUGLAS WHARF

Subject to alteration without Notice.

3?

For. Particulars of Freight & Passage, Please apply to:---

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO.

General Managers.

P.&O. Building, 5th floor. Tel. No. 81281

OK

CHINESE SHIPPING DEPT.

to Conneught Road, Central. Tel. No. 24659

HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE

S.S. "MOLENKERK"

Manlia,

LOADING ON/ABOUT 28th DEC.

FOR

Singapore, Adon, Suez, Port Said, Alexandela,

Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Gothenburg & Oslo.

TANKS AVAILABLE FOR OIL IN BULK.

ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES

Incorporated in the Netherlands ́as- Koninklijko. Java-China-Pakotvaart Lijnen N.V.

وعيد

Amsterdam

King's Buliding, Connaught Road. Tels. 28015, 28010, 28017,

98

Japanese Trade Dangerous To P.I.

Sydney, December 16:

......

The crop position, compared for the years with the average 1935-30, was given as follows: A Philippines spokesman said On the inside of the boots was Wheat, 105 per cent of pre- today that resumption of talks

war; corn 125 per cent; rice

East between Japan and the the name of a soldier,

A number of persons were per cent cent; potatoes 105 per Asian countries might imperil

oals and barley. 100 per cent; fats and oils 100 per cent; industrialisation of the Phlip- into custody.

Rewards for

pines. the siayer or sugar 105 per cent.

In spite of the recovery in the J. E. Velmonte, member of the slayers were offered bath by the

tu the and oils, the Philippines delegation Otam Government and by the production of fats price of Soviet cotton under the

owner of the

some countries, United Nations Economic Com- Soviet-Hungarian pact 13

curlo shop from report sald that ap-

which Miss Farnsworth was notably China and India, were ston for Asla and the Far East, proximately 25 per cent below dragged on Saturday night.

exporting less because of the in- said that before the war Japan's that of the world market:

Miss Farnsworth

consumer goods and textiles flood- had been creased domestic demand. The current cotton-growing ex-

Shortage of other foods exists, ed his country and all Asia to perlinents in Hungary are being working nights at

despite increased production, ow-

Blich un extent that American with conducted largely

money for Soviet earn extra

wedding. She

ing to the increased world popula-and British goods were crowded seeds and the application of pre-proaching

out. to Sergeant vious Soviet experiments-Rou- engaged

Sterling on, it added.-Reuter. McGinnis of the Marines, who

19"

BRITISH MP's TO VISIT CEYLON

the shop

her пр- was

is stationed on Guam.

Navat authorities announce that Mine Farnsworth had died of shock and a beating by sex maniac.

When she Was found her

London, December 18, Leave of

for

clothing was torn, and the shop absence

four

shc spot where Members of Parliament to pre- and the

NY RUBBER

New York, December 18. Crude rubber standard futures closed 54 lower with sales of 11 contracts.

December 18.21 bid.

1. "TREVCLYAN”

dus early Feb. from London ▲ Conlinest via Straits,

"SOUDAN" à fitted with DRIKOLD and“BURAT** and GARCO- CAIKE ventilation systems, and both Yesila have space for REFRIGERATED carro and all in bulk.

BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.

A "BANGOLA" (Apear Line)

"BIRDHANA" Apcar Line)

# "BIRALA"

(Apcer Line)

"INDIANA" (Apcar Llan)

**BALA"

(Apear Lin)

atue 27th Dec. from Japan Amny." als 20th Dec, fue Kiraila, Jamon

Matron Caletta due 4 Jun. from Calcutta via Hanzoun

astralta salla 7th Jan, for Amur, Japan, & Bhanas

bal. Jus 17th Jan, from Calentta via Rangoon

Alexi saila 20th Jan, for Amoy & Japan. dum 23rd Jan, from Japan, Shanghal &

Amoy. sails 20th Jan. for Biralta,

XEGEOOD

Calcutta. Aut 9th Fab, from Japan & Amor.

salle 18th Fok, for Biraita, argoon

Calcutta.

All these ships have afrigerated Cargo space.

&

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN 5.S. Co., Ltd.

"NELLORE".

"NANKIN"

due early Jan, from Japan, anils early Jan- for Rabaul, Brisbane,

Bydney & Melbourne. loads In New Zealand Australia in January for Hong Kong, Bhanghai & Japeth.

Ti Islands Ports

Accepts cargo for New Zealand end

For full particulars apply to:- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Telephone Nos. 27721-4.

to

PROSTO TER

He said if such a thing happen-

ed again it would result in stag- nation of the Philippines Indus- trialisation programme now under way-Associated Press,

1 rubber No. futures SHIP MOVEMENTS closed 45 to 58 tower with sales

Crude Crude

was

of 151 contracts.

her

sen' a mace and speaker's chair found indicated she had put up

against to the House of Representatives a terrific struggle

of Ceylon on behalf of the House abductor,-Associated Press.

of Commons WDS approved in

the Commons today following a motion by Mr. Herbert Morrison, leader of the Commons.

The M.P. are Major James Milter, Labour Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee;_Mr.

Burden, 7. W.

Labour, Park Division of Sheffield: Mr. L. D. Gammans. Conservative, Horn sey; and Major Lloyd George, Independent Labour, Pembroke, Associated Press.

FURTWANGLER FOR CHICAGO

Vienna, December 15. The Conductor, Wilhelm Furi- wangler, according to his Aus- tian manager, Alfred Dietz, bas accepted an offer to conduct tho Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra. The first contract is for two months.-Reuter.

WESTERN CANADA STEAMSHIP

CO., LTD.

SS. “LAKE KAMLOOPS"

LOADS FOR

VANCOUVER

LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, PORTLAND AND SEATTLE- DECEMBER 25th/26th

Agents:,

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD,

Freight:

10, Pedder Street

Tel: 30311

"Passengers:" 6/8 Chater Road Tel: 30311

March 18,22 bid.

May 18.12.

July 18.00 bid.

September 17.90 bid.

Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked

San Francisco, December 10. Ship arrival: Karin from Guam, Departure: Bratnard Vic- tory for Guam."

Seattle: Ship arrival: Lieuten- ant G. W. Boyce from: Yokoha sheets 10% nominal.-Associated ma. Departure: Argojohn Press.

| Yokohama.—Associated Press

British

India

for

KROLE

MORE WE

ISTHMIAN LINE

(Isthmian Steamship Oo. of N.X]

ARRIVALS FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST

3.8. "STEEL MAKER” ....

Discharging 7th Jan, SAILINGS TO U.S. ATLANTIC COAST via PANAMA

6.8. "SANTA CLARA VICTORY". 8.8. "STEEL SEAFARER" S.8. "STEEL FABRICATOR"

for

Loading 28th Dec. Loading 6th Feb.

N

28th Feb.

HOUSTON, NEW ORLEANS, NEW YORK,

BOSTON AND BALTIMORE

For further particulars apply: ---

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Agenta.

Tel. 31148

Chinese Freight Agents HIN FAT & CO., LTD. Tela: 28823, 25533 & 23483

M.V. BENARES M.V. BATAAN

.10th Dec. .Early Jan.

M.V. OLUF MAERSK M.V. TONGHAI

SAILINGS TO EUROPE

.Loading

.10th Jan..

.4th Feb.

For

STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

M.S. "SANGOLA”

(Apcar Line)

Loading from 27th December for: SINGAPORE, PENANG, RANGOON, CALCUTTA and CHITTAGONG

also accept cargo on through Bills of Lading for:-- MADRAS DIRECT or vla SINGAPORE

and

BOMBAY, KARACHI and PERSIAN GULF PORTS. via SINGAPORE or CALCUTTA,

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

Agents

The SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC CO., Ltd.

ÄRRIVALS FROM EUROPE

Discharging

F

ADEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, CASABLANCA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM (AMSTERDAM),- HAMBURG, 'COPENHAGEN, OSLO, GOTHENBURG AND

KARLSHAMN.. For further particulars applyin

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Tel. 81140,

P. & 0. Balding, Hong Kong.

Tol. 27721: (4--Lines).

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