THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 22; 1040,
CHINESE PLAN FOR
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE ITALIAN COLONIES
Agents: CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. | AMERICAN
"NINGHAI" "TSINAN"
"PRODUCE" "ANHUI"
"HUNAN"
"TSINAN"
"PARKOI"
"SHENGKING"
"POYANG"
"FOOCHOW"
SAILINGS TO Shanpore & Penang Swalow Bangkok
Amoy, Swalow, Holhow,
Nalgon, Singapore. Belawan & Penang Tricho & Tientsin .... Swatow
Amoy. Fuochow,
Yokohama & Kobe ... Shanghai
Takao, Yokohama
& Kabe Singapore. Macassar.
Bourabaya & Batavia
• Balls from Custodian Wharf
"ANHUT"
"PRODUCE"
THINAN
"HUPEN"
"TOYANG"
"PAKJOI"
"SHENGRING""
"FATSHAN”
"WOSUER"
ARRIVALS FROM
Swatow & Amoy Kobe
Swatow
Tientsin & Inchon Bangkok
Shogapore &Saigon Shanghai & Keelung...
RIVER SERVICE
Hongkong/Canton
TEF. Hongkon
8 p.m. 25th April. 27th April. 9.
HK/MACAO DEP. H.K.
Mon to Fri. 8.30 am.
Saturday 2 p.m.
5 p.m. 22nd Apr.
4 p.m. 24th Apr. * A pan. 26th Apr."
10 am, 26th Apr.
5 p.m. 28th Apr.
4 p.m. 28th Apr,
5 pm. 28th Apr. • & p.m. 29th Apr.
5 pm, 29th Apr.
8th May.
22nd Apr. a.m. 23rd Apr.
9 a.m. 23rd Apr. 25th Apr.
6 p.m. 25th Apr. 25th Apr.
7 a.m. 27th Apr.
Canton/Hongkong ARR, Hongkong 7.30 p.m. 24th Apr, H.30 am. 27th Ap
MACAO/HK
ARR. H.K. 5.45 pm daily except Saturday.
Agents: BLUE FUNNEL LINE
SCHEDULE SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL
*ASTYANAX” "CALGHAS"
"AGAPENOR"
"STENTOR"
"ANTENOR“
"AGAPENOR"
"DOLIUS"
"AENEAS"
via Aden & Port Said.
via Genoa Marseilles & Glasgow
yla Tangier Casablanca &
Havee
via Genoa Marseilles & Glasgow
Arrivals from
UK. via Straits
B.K. via Straits & Manlis
R. vin Stralis
NEW YORK SERVICE
"AGAMENNON" .....from U.S.A, vin Manila
24th Apr
8th May
25th May
In port
28th Apr.
3rd May
15th May 16th May
25th Apr.
Carriers option to procend via other Ports to load and discharge
cargo.
Agents: Australian-Oriental Line, Ltd.
"CHANGTE"
*SHANSI
"BOOCHOW**
"SHANSI"
'CHANGTE"
"SOOCHOW"
Sailings to
Kure & Yokkach! Sandakan, Brisbane, Sydney & Melbourne Japan
Arrivals from Australia & Manila Sydney & Brisbane Australia & Manila
27th Apr.
4 p.m. 28th Apr. 23rd May
In port 3 p.m. 22nd Apr. 18th May
All The Above 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, PO.A.9., PAA., P.AL, and N.W.A.
Yot passage and Freight Particulars Apply To The Abors.
1. CONNAUGHT ROAD, CENTRAL,
Telephones: 36331/8 Private Eschange
Bruneli Office~50 Connaught Rd., W. Tels. 268772, 32141, 21878.
HONG KONG-CANTON
M.V. “HONGKONG"
船輪江香
H.K. DEPARTURE:
10 p.m.
10 p.m.
23/4/1949
25/4/1949 27/4/1949 19/4/1949
10 BIR.
10 p.m.
TUNG ON WHARF
CANTON DEPARTURE:
9 p.m.
22/4/1949
9 p.m.
24/4/1049
D p.m.
20/4/1940
9 p.m.
28/4/1949
LUEN HING WHARF
Subject To Alteration Without Notice.
Passenger Tickets & Freight Particulara Obtainable At:
TAK KEE SHIPPING & TRADING CO., LTD.
AGENTS
136. CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL (Office Hours, Tel. 22338, 27081)
OR
TUNG ON WHARF (Before salling hours, Tel, 20545)
TẠI CHING SHIPPING CORP., LTD.
KOREA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION- REPUBLIC OF KOREA
DIRECT LINER SERVICE BETWEEN HONGKONG AND KOREA
S.S.. "KUMCHON”
DUE, APRIL 22
LOADING APRIL 24
.... for
PUSAN 7 INCHON,
For freight and further particulars,
Apply to:
A.P. PATTISON & COMPANY
Or Shanghai, Hongkong, Beouf Pusat, Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe,
Osaka, Nagoya, Talpeh and Keelung,
GENERAL AGENTS-
QUEENS: ROAD, CENTRAL, TELL. 2893A
CHINESE. AGENTS:--LAW, KEE SHIPPING OFFICE 20, Connaught Road C. Tal.—24625.
CHARGED
An American merchant wi charged at Central yest day with falling to furnish parti- culars to the Registrar of Allens, to report to the Im- migration Authority within 48 hours and to report change of nddress.
'
1.
Lake Success, April 21,
China today produced a plan for disposing of the former Italian colonies similar in some respects to the Russian plan.
Before the General Assembly's main Political Com- -mittee, Dr. Wellington Koo (China) said the Italian colonies question offers an opportunity to implement an important chapter of the Unit- ed Nations cause.
X-
China hod withheld an pression of opinion until it had Samuel Wirt High, of Harris-heard the views of other dele-
to make burk, Pennsylvania, USA, de- gations in order fendant, was represented by Mr. strictly objective approach to P. J. Grimths.
the question, he said.
After a successfuly submission by Mr. Griffiths, Inspector Innes
tic third
charge-- withdrew falling to report change of ad- dress,
Speaking on behalf of defen- dant Mr. Griffiths said that to charge on address one must have
many
is
Dr. Koo observed that, while delegates favour 'single- power trusteeship for each of the
there territories concerned, little agreement regarding detalls. He then proposed UN trustee- shop for the Italian colonies, with at of a portion the exception
a residence. Though defendant | Eastern Eritrea which, he said, upton bis nrrival
gave YMCA should be annexed by Ethiopia Kowloon as his address he had since its inhabitants are of Ethio- never stayed there. Technically plan race and culture. speaking his YMCA Kowloon.
address
Wens nal
Dr. Koo suggestedt: 1. UN
trusteeship Cyrenaicn, Tripolitania, Pezzun part of Eritrea not
ind
Around The Harbour
Two atcamera brought sol- diers to Hong Kong yesterday from Singapore and Canton.
The Maxwell Brander (RASC) disembarked 59 Servicenien and 275 tons of military stores.
She is stationed at Singapore. Coming from Canton, the Chi- nese steamer Tien Shan arrived stores and 40 with 87 tens of soldiers among her 110 passen
gers.
byer the
5672-
2. The Trusteeship Council to
an administrator nominate
fur such territory for the General Assembly's consideration.
Defendant arrived here from Canton on April 2. Upon arrival he was told to report to the by Ethiopia, and Somali migration Office the following day, April 3, Sunday. He ani that he had to go to churen on Sunday. Then he
wtd to report to the Immigration Office 4. He did 12 do 543, on April Afterwards he was heated at tha Church Guests' Hime. He was renwanded.
17
WAN
until April
Thief Gets
15 Months
was
A thief of automobile spare to one parts was sentenced gear and three months in prisonment with hard labour at Kowloon by Mr. J. Wicks yesterday.
Fung Yim-san, aged 20, charged with progessing tools M attempted Inreeny for farceny. and larceny on live counts.
Police
that }}
deffrant specialised in thefts of car parts and had been operating in the Tsimshatsui area for too long a
period.
As a
a result of his arrest two maring dealers.
one unlicenced.
were arrested.
who 16, Cheung Sung aged claimed to be shop keeper of a
dealer's store marine
at 090 Canton Road, was charged with articles from receiving stolen
and was months' im-
guilty
to six
Limited Period
.
False Alarm At Roxy Theatre
When the audience at the Roxy Theatre were, about to enjoy the picture, "The Walls of Jericho", at 9.45 p.m. last night, the main fuse box in the switch control room at the rear of the theatre eaught Are.
Electricians tried_to_make_In- stant repairs but failed. fire appliances were and the
Two summoned, switch was disconnect- ed with rubber gloves.
Laler, money was refunded to ticket-holders,
The management announced that there will be no shows until further notices.
Those who have booked in ad- vance may call at the theatre to gel refunded.
Junk Thieves Sentenced
Two men who stole a junk from the Yaumati Typhoon to Shelter and brought #
Peak district were Castle charged before Mr. J. Wicks at Kowloon yesterday.
Cham Mok was sentenced to six months' imprisonment with On or about April 22, Elliot hard labour and Cham Luk-chan, who had provious convictions for housebreaking and larceny, was follows: Barrier buoys will be shifted at
South and North-West buoys to sentenced to one year's imprison- 15 metres Westward and Northment with hard labour.
Both defendants were also re- buoys to 15 and South East
commended to be deported. netres Dastward
defendants The
case against was that between April 19 als ze defendanta stole junk numbered 12077 from Yauma Typhoon and sailed it to Castic Shelter Peak district where they were ar rested by police.
The width of the channel will remain unchanged, according to of an official advice from the Can-
ton Commissioner of Customs,
A dredger will work in the present positions of the buoys.
ba
2.
An advisory counci! Tiva or BAVOR members named to assist the administra for, each council to include two or three representatives of the Indigenous population and one or two representatives of coun tries expérienced in administra. particular territory, tion of that including Italy. Trusteeship
4.
for Libyo to a limited period followed be of u by Independence, If Inmediato independence is not considered feasible: a review of trusteeship over Eritrea after five years a Somailland after 10 years, with a view to arriving at a decision
independence for
other от
ar- rangemen's
accordance with In the freely-expressed will of the people of the territory.
The Committee concluded
discussion of preliminary italian Colonies question with so for many
conflicting proposals their disposal that it appears in- two- greasingly unlikely that
hreessary, for Anal thirds vole, netion can be achieved at this session of the Assembly-United Fress.
Divan Keepers Sentenced
14 the
first defendant. He pleaded suntenced prisonment.
Charged with keeping a Fung Wei, who admitted that heroin divan, possessing two
and unlicenced
had heroin pipes and 330 heroin bought fram first defendant pills, Ko Sam of 100 Shang- alulen articles. was fined $250 or hat Street, first flor, was sen- three maths' imprisonment,
isomerested tenced to 24 month imprison First defendant
he
WAS
by a civilian when he was seen attempting to stent rear lamp from a parked ear behind the Kowloon Post Offee,
Fined For Not Paying Fares
Three
ment with hard labour and re- commended for deportation by Mr. J. Wicks at Kowloon yes terday.
Defendant
Arrested on April 13, when the police raided his divan.
WAN
Earlier in the morning nine opium smokers were flaed by Mr. J. Wicks for smoking opium In
divan.
Five of the smokers were fined
Chinese youths came $200 each, three were fined $250 before Mr. Hin-shing Lo nt Cen-each or eight wooks and one who
to answer
the was not present in court had his tral yesterday charge of evading payment of ball of $500 estreated.
The smokers Ware arrested tromfares, they were each fined
during a maid at 46A Reclamation Street, second floor.
$30.
They were Yuan Shi, aged 21,
plumber of Talkoo Dockyard, The keeper of the divan, Tam Wong Man-sheung, aged 17, Koon-che, was also arrested and student, and an apprentice, Lee he was charged with keeping a oged 17,
heroin diven, possessing haroln The prosecution stated that pipes and 136 heroin pills. defendants boarded tramears on On the application of Inspector Wednesday, and made no effort J. Orem, the case against the to pay fures.
keeper was remanded for seven
SENTENCED FOR POSSESSING ARMS
The maximum penalty of three years' hard labour was passed on three men for being in possession of arms, by Mr. Blair-Kerr at Kowloon yesterday.
DSI Brawn, procecuting, asked for a serious view to be taken of the case. Defendants were Woo Kap, aged 20, Yeung Yuen, aged 26, and Lo Chiu-kan, aged 25. They will all be deported.
daysı
ILLEGAL PRACTISING
•
The Portuguese steamer Wah Chung arrived from Chefoo with Chinese of 14,163 packages medicine, fresh eggs, pig's brist- les and groundnuts.
She left the Red-held port on and was delayed by April 15 log outside lokal waters,
obstruction
POST OFFICE
MAIL NOTICE Outward Mails
at Kowloch Central Malls are closed Post Office hall an hour earlier than the
Unless otherwis stated, Beglstered Articles and Parcel Posts close 10 minutes The salvage tug, Frosty Moller, aril than the ordinary mail. I melle uncharted eines before 10 am.. Registered and reported striking an submerged
in the Tarcel Poria close at 5 pm, on the pre- Eiven possitions-Lat, 20 degreesvious day. 3 minutes and 48 seconds N and Long. 110 degrees 48 minutes aro ciuing times. and 38 seconds E.
PRIDAY, APRIL 23 to to Hainan
Clowing me by Alt The tug went
cro the
Hankow rescue operations of Canton and
(Kowloon help in the Canontar and Mul Lee.
1.30 10 am, 12,30 p.m., 2.80 The Panamanian vessel Canon- p.m.: (010) 7 xm, R.3) ... Noan,
7 p.m. bur ran
while taking Aground milk to Hoihow. The Mul Lee was blown ashere by a typhoon last year.
Both arrived here last week,
ཝ
The arrival of the ss. Shansi yesterday Anarked a happy re- union of, as well-known local family.
Hing
."
Almall for Swalow and Amby, (Rex.}
8.30 am, (rd.) 9.. Airmail for Holbow, (leg.) # gum, (Ord.)
1.80 p.m.
Airmali for Nanking and Thington: Als
mall for Swatow, Amoy and Taipeh, 1.) ... (Ont.) 8.30 p.m. Airmail for Manila, Honolulu, USA and Canada, (Reg.) 4.30 p.m., (Or.) G
D.It.
UBA. (Kow!DOR (GPO) | Rm2K.
4.30
D.Ti
Ale Parcel Post for Manila, Honolulu and
CPO) Ordinary Alemall (printed matters, name bles and small packet porte) for (Kowloon CPD) 4.30 pm. (OPO) I b.t.
Airmail for Shanghai, (Reg.) 4.80 p.m.
(Ord.) $ p.m.
Closing Time by Jas
Formosa via Takan. Noun
At Kowloon Wharf to welcome home Davis Ride were his father, Professor IT. Ride of the Hong his aisters, Kong University, Elizabeth and Dorks, and an old family friend, Mr. F. Lee of Ta
Shipping Company, Young Ride has been away since 1938. He served in the Army during the last war.
Boarding the Butterfleld and shanghai, 3 p.m. Swire stemper at Monlla were a Halphons, & p.m. newly-married couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford, who embarked the day after their marriage.
Among the
Misaengers were Mr. A. H. Falconer, a film pro- ducer, Mr. A. Puppadopoulos, Airmail for Manila, Greek Consul, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Godfrey and children.
There were 12 Chinese pas- sengers.
The cargo, totalling about 2,000 lons, comprised mainly fruits, condensed milk and butter.
The Shanal came from Sydney
Norwegian Seaman Fined
A Norwegian bosun was charged at Kowloon yesterday with assaulting a ricksha coolle by breaking the coolie's right arm and being drunk in a public place.
Kjell Ahmer, aged 20, was Ained 350 for assaulting and 325 for being drunk.
Straita, 2 p.m.
SATURDAY, APRIL 21 Closing Times by Ale Airmall for Bwatow and Amor, (Beg)
8.30 a.m., (Ord.) De.m. Alrmal for Shanghai, (Reg.)
(Ord.) 9.30 am.
(Ord.) 11,30.
$20.
(Deg.) #1 10%
Airmail for Bwaluw, Amoy. Bhatghai, Nanking and Thingtao: Alemall for (Reg.) $ p.M (Ord.)
1.30 pm.
ming and Calcutta, Reg. pm (Ord.) .30 p.m. Airmalt for Bangkok, (Rex.) 4.10 p.m...
(n) 6p..
Airmail for Taipeh: Alemail for Kun-
Closing Times by Bon
Manila, p.m.
Australia and Now Zealand via Brisbane, (Par. and Rex) 2.30 p.m., (Ord.), a D.m. Straits, Aden, Faypt and Parcels only for
Marsellies, pm,
Ceylon, Madagascar and United Kingdom
vis London, (Par) i pan., (Row, and Ovdp.mi.
shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, USA, Canada,
Central and South America, via San Franciana (No Tersel, for Canada), (Par, vg, and' Ord.) 8 p.
BUNDAT, APRIL 14 Closing Tin by Air Aftmall for walow and Amor, (Reg.) He was also ordered to be A p.m. 23/4, (Ord.) 9 am, 24/4. For practising medicine with-bound over in a sum of $200 for Airmail for Nanking and Tsingtao; Air- out licence, a widow, Pun Ho- sing, aged 32, was fined $200 by one year.
The court further ordered him
mail for Foochow Airmall for Tai BAD, (Reg.) 5 pm. 38/3, (Ord.) 10 4.M, 24/4.
Mr. Thomas Tam at Central yea" to pay the ricksha coolie $275 Almall for Kunming: Adymall for Shang
terday.
hal, (Rex-) 5 pm. 11/4, (Ont.) 10
Visiting a massage hal on as compensation. April 19, Sub-Inspector Davis Defendant was arrested in the L.M. 241,
And
saw defendant giving an injection small hours of April 18, in front Altmall for Bangkok, Singapore, Batavia,
Colombo, of the Red Lion Bar at Hankow to a Chinese man.
Defendant admitted that she Road. was unlicensed.
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LOADING 4th MAY FOR
MANILA, SINGAPORE, ADEN, BUEZ, PORT SAID, 'ALEX» · ANDRIA, GENOA, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN,
& OSLO,
Tanks Available for Oll in' Bulk
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Bydney
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for Saigon and Parin, (Rox.) & D.. than $200.
13/4, (Ord.), ̧0 μm. 16/4,
5.S.
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(Isthmian Steamship On ́al MX3
"ALLEGHENY VICTORY
{
`LOADING 25th 'APRIL. four LOS ANGELES, HOUSTON, NEW ORLEANS, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BALTIMORE and BOSTON.
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OUTWARDS
* "CARTHAGE"
** “COREU"
"CANTON
sa. "CARTBAGE"
"CORFU
A "CANTON"
LEAVES LONDON
7th April
Brd May
Ind June
10th Juna
18th July
25th August
DUK HONGKONG
-Bih May
4th Jan
Aih July
1st August
19th Auguri
26th September
Via Southampton, Pars Beid, Aden, Dombur, Colombo, Penang à
HOMEWARDS
1. "CARTHAGE"
A "CORFT?"
KA "CANTON"
БА "САВТПАС
***CORPU“
"CANTON"
Blagupora
LEAVES HONGKGRO
18th May
vih Jane
8th July
8th August
2nd September
10th September
DUE LONDON
11th Jepa
11th July
Ith Angort
4th Beptember
3rd October
Sial October
Via Alagapore, Penang, Colorabo, Bocabas, Aden à Port Bald.
PREIGHT SERVICE
Biz
"BOCOTRA" •
3rd May
10th May
A Con. from London tinent. for
Coo London ilment la Biraile, Colom
"HILLONG"
dus 19th May
tinent.
cala 22nd May
6. **TREFILLIAN"
dun 24th May
for Shanghai & Japan.
• Con-
bo, Genos & Marvellina. from Landon
Cone
4
from Lundan timent,
• Fitted with tanks for the carriage of all in bulk.
BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.
B "TAIREA"
(Apcar Lin«)
"BANGOLA" • (Aper Line) aa "SUIRALA"
(Aper Line)
LA "TAIBEA"
*
(Apca Line)
"BIRDHANA" -
(Apear Lina)
stun 20th Apr.
Jum
1st May 4th May at 10th May 4th May Jun
dur
il Bth Mar
22nd May
il Bth Mar
due 23rd May
from Calcutta Strelts
for Japan & Amoy.
from Calcutta via Straits, for Htralt & Cafeutin. frum Calcutta vin Surašta, for JADAN vla. Amoy.
from Jepan & Amor, fur Calcutta & Hangoon vin Strait,
from Calcutta vio Stralia.
Shanghai,
palla 25th May for Japan
The ship have Refrigerated Cargo, spRON.
P.&O./B.L. JOINT SERVICE
"RICHMOND WILL“ duo "KAUNA"
DA "TREWELLARD"
1th May dun 29th May due 11th May alle 13th May
14. "IKAUNA"
Baile 4th June
from India.
from Calcutta via Stralis. from Japan.
fur Bell, Hombay &
Karachi.
for Siraite, Duzubay 4 Karachi,
* Accept cargo on through bills of lading for Persian Gult Porla," EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. Co., Ltd.
"EASTERN" *
In port.
wells 39th Apr."
for.
1
"NELLORE" •
due 20th Apr.
sails and May
Nabeul, Manila, Brisbane, Sydney, Meli bourne à Adelaide
froth Acetraile,
for Mana. Habeul
Australian Porta
• Ascepile Carro on through bills of lading for NEW ZEALAND &
TUI IBLANDS PORTE.
For full particulars apply to:- MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
Telephone Nos. 27721-4.
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ARRIVALS FROM EUROPE
Discharging. SAILS FOR KOBE & YOKOHAMA M.V. TAMARA M.V. OLUF MAERSK
.23rd Apr.
26th Apr.
11
.18th May
.27th May
M.V. HALLAND M.V. TAMARA
SAILINGS TO EUROPE
.Loading
11
.12th May. Early June
For
ADEN, PORT SAID, GENOA, MARSEILLES, CASABLANCA, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM (AMSTERDAM), HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, OSLO. & GOTHENBURG.
For further particulars' apply:-
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Agents.
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ARRIVALS FROM U.S. ATLANTIC COAST
6.8., “STREL MAKER”
.Discharging 10th May.
Baily for Saigon, Bangkok Batavia Bemarang 10th May:-
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