BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Wartenbeld
CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
SAILINGS TO
Yokohama
Bangkok
"POYANG"
Kobe
5 p.m. 13th Nov.
"PENGTIEN"
Singapore, Djakarta & Sourabaya
A p.m. 14th Nov,
"SZECRUEN"
Yokohama, Nagoya
Osako
Kobe
"RHENGKING"
Keelun
"HUNAN" "SHENGHING”
Tlentsin
Keelung
**SINKIANO"
# p.m. 16th Nov.
Noon 17th Nov.* 5 p.m. 17th Nov.
Noon 24th Nov." 5 p.m. 24th Nov.
"TUNING"
"KWEIYANO
Bingapore Djakarta & Sourabaya
Singapore & Penang
ARRIVALS FROM
"HUNAN"
"SHENGKING"
"SINKIANG"
Tientsin Kerline Kobe
5 p.m. 28th Nov. 5 p.m. 4th De Salts from Custodian Whart
14 15th Nov.
7 am, 15th Nov. 20th Nov.
A.O. LINE LTD./C.N. CO., LTD., JOINT SERVICE
SAILINGS TO
"CBANGTE"
Kure, Yokkaicht &
Kobe
"CHANGSHA"
"CHANGTE"
"TAIYUAN”
Noon 13th Nov
18th Nov. 2nd Dec. 3rd Doc.
Sydney
"CHANGTE"
Japan
Sydney & Melbourne
ARRIVALS FROM
& Manila
Australia
"CHANOSHA"
Australia & Manilo
Iri Port 15th Nov.
"CHANGTE"
Kobe
29th Nov
TAIYUAN"
80th Nov
Yokohama
BLUE FUNNEL LINE
Scheduled Ballings to Europe via Aden & Port Said
"ASTYANAX”
“CLYTONEUS"
"PATROCLUS"
"AENEAS"
Scheduled Baltiors from Europs
Genoa,
London
Holland
22nd Nov.
Casablanca & Liverpool
24th Nov.
Marseilles, Liverpool &
Glasgow
8th Der.
Liverpool & Glasgow
7th Dec.
Salla Liverpool
Arrives
Salled
Batterdam Salle'd
Hong Kong
14th Nov.
do
15th Nov
do
29th Nov
do
5th Dec.
de
G. "PERSEUS"
19th Nov.
17th Nov.
11th Dec. 15th Dec.
8. "AUTOMEDON”
18th Nov.
23rd Dec.
. "MYRMIDON"
28th Nov.
5th Jan.
N. "ATRELS"
4th Dec.
8th Jan,
G. "PATROCLUS"
5. "ASTYANAK"
8. "ASCANIUS”
G. "AENEAS"
S. "AGOPENOR"
G. Loading Glasgow before Liverpool.
9. Loading Swamies before Liverpool.
Carriers' opflah to proceed via other ports to load & discharge cargo,
DE LA RAMA LINES
ARRIVING via MANILA FROM
U.S. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC COAST PORTS
"BATAAN"
"DONA ALICIA”
“Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd.
20th Dec.
25th Dec.
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1951.
CHINA
UNMAN JALAN
HONGKONG PUBLISHED DAILY (AFTERNOONG)
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News contributions, always wel-
NOTICE
BRITISH RED CROSS SOCIETY
POST-CERTIFICATE
NURSING SCHOLARSHIP FOR COLONIAL NURSES.
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Russians Cast
An Eye On
'Badly Off' Egypt
Stockholm, Nov. 11.
A clear indication that Russia hopes to exploit the situation in Egypt is contained in News, the Soviet magazine published in English.
that
It quotes a cotton broker as saying "An exchange of cotton for grain would enable us to buy wheat and other Com modities our country requires.
First, there is an anti-British line. The value of the Scholar- ship is £350 which covers News says: "An atmosphere The magazine explains tuiton fees, living and in- of nervous tension on the Ale-cotton comprises 75 per cent of
xandita cotton exchange is Egyptian exports. cidental expenses. Travelling usually caused by rumours of and from the British, Indian, or representa- expenses to United Kingdom will be tives of other countries buying
heavily." responsibility of the success- ful candidate. Candidates must have obtained a school leaving certificate or its equivalent and have had at. least three years experience since passing their final nursing examination.
if not prepaid a booking fee 15th, 1951. of 50 cents lẻ charged,
WANTED KNOWN
YOUR BABY'S stroen metallized th bronze, sentimental keepsakes Ideal for husband or wife. Room 604 Bar of Canton Building
Mrs. B.M. SEDGWICK, Hon. Secretary, Hong Kong Branch,
British Red Cross Society, P.O. Box 568,
Hong Kong.
NOTICE
MARSMAN HONGKONG CHINA, LIMITED,
*Many Egyptian business mes are much concerned about the pood to expand mutually advantageous trade with countries,
other
there
"We need fertilisers, lumber Notice is hereby given that machines, and other industrial Application forms are the Tenth Ordinary General equipment, and oil products. obtainable from the under- Meeting of the Company will Being so rich in cotton signed and must be completed be held at the registered office is no reason why we shouldn't
curry on a liveller trade." and returned by December of the Company, Hongkong
News attributes "deep mean- and Shanghai Bank Buildinging to that conversation and Hongkong, on Tuesday, the adds that it "volces the senti- fourth day of December, 1951. ments of a good proportion of who at 11.00 a.m. to receive the Egypte business circles
are
anxious about their coun- Directors Report and State-try's future." ment of Accounts for the Then the magazine contrasta the period 1st May, 1950 to 80th the wealth of Calro with
[city's slums. April, 1951, to elect Directors, to appoint Auditors and to stores offer every variety
It says: "The big department of transact any other ordinary clothes, footwear, crockery, and MEASUREMENTS NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES business of the Company.
They cater expensive fabrics. for well-to-do customers. But the population The Transfer Books and the bulk of
the Register of Members of the patronises Arab shops on
city outskirts. Company will be closed from Tuesday, the 20th day of November, to Tuesday, the fourth day of December, 1951, both days inclusive.
FOR SALE
WEIGHTS AND
of cargo exported from Hode- kong and South Chura, compiled by the Sworn Maasiters, 818 from the "S. C. M. Port."
CHIVALRY ANTIENT SCRIPT. AR attractive stationery of distinction. in taxes of forty fly sheets and forty envelopes or eighty single sheets and forty envelopes. 44 per box. On sale at 8. C. M. Post,"
REMOVAL PERMIT
Forms Lot
9.9. "UHANGTE”
Arrived 11th November, 1851.
F
Danafest cargo ex this vessel will De surveyed by Mestre Goddard & Douglas at Kowloon Wharf Godown at 10.00 on Wednesday 14th November
THUNDAY 15th November, 1951, and consignees re- to be presentatives are requested
Duty-Pald Goods 10 cents each at present during survey.
3. C. M. Post."
"DEVON VALLEY" Blotting Paper. White in sheets 175" x 2" cut to any size, 25 centi per sheet. $20 per 100 Available at South China Morning Post.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Adreste
Australian-Oriented Line 144. Chisa Navigations Co., Ltd.
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
1000000 THERE'S NO LIMIT TO MY POWER!
SO FAR. I'VE ONLY TAKEN A LITTLE MONEY--A FEW JEWELS! WAIT AND
SEE WHAT I'LL 00/1
I'LL TOPPLE NATIONS NO ONE CAN STOP ME! TELL THAT" TO MARDRAKES
SWAMI
| LET'S GO!
very
little
"TOO POOR'
"There is still machinery in Egypt. Her colos- sal reserves of cotton could be turned into first-class ram- factures if she had up-to-date machinery
By Order of the Board, T. B. WILSON,
A peasant is quoted as say- Directoring: "We are too poor to think of machines. That is why we have to rely 00 our hands alone."
1st November, 1951.
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
WHY NOT TELL ME YOURSELF, SWAMI!
MANDRAKE--
THE TWO MASTERS OF
P&O B.I. E&A
COMPANIES
PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL S.N. CO.
PASSENGER /FREIGHT SERVICE
Outwards "CARTHAGE"
"CHUSAN"
"CORFU" "CANTON"
Lester London
Arrives Hongkong
18th
October
18th November
2nd November
30th Novelaber
16th November
17th December
13th December 14th January
V Southampton. Fort Bald. Aden, Bombay, Colombo,
Penang Singapore
Homewards "CARTRAGÉ”" "ČUUSAN” "CORFU"
Leaves Hongkong
22nd November
4th December
One Landon
Brd December
21st December
31st December 31st January
"CANTON"
18th January
18th February
Accepting cargo for Singapore, Fenang, Colombo, Bom-
bay. Atten & Landon.
FREIGHT SERVICE
Due Hongkang
Outwards "SINGAPORE" "SOMALT"
23rd November
London & Continent
11th December
Leaves Hongkong 100%
Homewards "SINGAPORE"
Accepting cargo
For
D:cember London & Continent
for Singapore. Fort Sweftenham, Penang, Colombo, Aden, Genoa, Marselifer, London, Hamburg, Antwerp & Hotterdam, with liberty to caff
at Bombay if inducement offers. Tanks available for carriage of old in Boll. Space far refrigerated cargo. Limited passenger accommodation.
BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO., LTD.
"TAIREA"
"SANTHA"
"WAKLA"
due 16th Rest
ails 16th Nov. due 2811 Nov. sails 17 Nov.
due 24th Nov. sails 28th Nov,
from Calcutta, Rangoon, Penang & Singapore for Japan
from Jepat for Singapore, Pentral Rangoon & Calcutta from Jeren
for Singapore
d: Chittagong
(These vessels have reftigéraisă exrgo space)
P. & Q./B. I. JOINT SERVICE “PENTAKOTA” due 13th Nov.
ails 18h Nov,
from Japan for Singapoté,
Chittag Rangoon, on ốc k
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO., LTD. "NELLORE" * usia 10th Nov.
MAGIC STANO FACE TO FACE AT LASTA
"EASTERN"
Babe 8th Nov.
for Part Moresby,
Brisbane, Sydney B Melbourne
for Auckland Wellington, Fort Čitalara de Melbourne
All vessels have liberty to call at any ports an or gif the rante ✯ the route à miling are subjsas, to change or amendaten with or without notice.
ATTITES R.K
(on return) 8.00 a.m. Tues. Frt. 8.49 a.m. Wed. Sat. Bangkok with U.S.A to Hangoon) 10.00a.m. Tues.
ked. 2.10 p.m
4.159.m
Roule
Departs Aongkong
HK/Bangkok/Singapore (DC-4)
(Connects at
Jrk/Hanot/Haiphong HX/Saigon/Singapore HK/Manità/B.N. Barneo
(DC-3) (DC-4)
12 Noon Wed,
(DC-3)
6.30 am. Wed.
3.45 p. All the above subject to Alteration without notice. For passage and Freight Particulars please apply to
1.CONNAUGHT RD C Tel.30331 8 BRANCH OFFICE 50 Chandigat Re We C1, 25875, 32144, 24878.
Thurs. Thurs.
FERDINAND
Wherefore Art Thou~~!
By Mik
BEN LINE
Roman
3
SHIPS
“BENDORAN"
ARRIVALS
FROM
U.K. via Singapore
DUE
In Port
"BENCLEUCH" UR. via Singapore on or abt. 22nd Nov.
"ÉÈNWYVIS”
“BENVOELICH"
obliver də interstat
"RENLOMON
..U.K.
- HNB.
HENTORAN"
"BENCLEUCH" ·
#BÊNWYVIS"
"BENYORLICH"
"BENOLEUCHI"
“BENLOMOND"
14
24th Nov.
19th Dec,
88rd Ded.
NANCY
IS THAT MUMPS, SLUGGO?
Romes
Juliet
He Said a Mouthful
NOPE.-- THAT'S GUM
You SHOULDN'T BE SUCH
A PIG
I AIN'T BEING A PIG
I GOTTA STOP
SOME OF THE LEAKS IN MY ROOF
By Ernie Bushmiller
SAILINGS · Loading on or abi.
Haste, Liverpool,
•Glasgow
14th Nov.
Hol
25th Nov,
„Kobe : & Yokohama.
Avonmouth, Havre d **Landon,
.Kobe
29th Nov. JOHNNY HAZARD
23rd Dec.
Liverpoet, Dub‡K
46th Doo,
Lévirpsol," "dinngÓW A
29th, Ddo,
Vil Kingsgére, Port Bwettenham, Port' Bádén à Péri, Baju,
§. Calls Manikų, TAWAU, Bandakan di Jemelton,
ONION! HE'S OFF
· AGAIN! JUST WHEN I
| THOUGHT WE WERE PALC-
AGMINGIKE TÄIEG TO DRONIN ME! LEGGO!
BUT INT YEARS THE ART INTAKE OFF LIG OWN FACE: ANDW
GUFFERIN S
By Frank Robbins
THE ONE-LLING BRIGADES. NOW I KNOW HOW TWO CAN LIVE AS CHEAPLY AC ONE..
SHARE THE OXYGEN ?
Dine
At the
Tor full particulars apply to MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.
Telephone Nos 27721-4,
P.G.
For
Reservations Tel: 21880
KEW'S "A"
TESTS ARE
TO END
London, Nov. 11.
Kew Observatory's “A” tests---- regarded for 67 years as the in- |ternational erfferion in accuracy
in time--are to end.
Taking over at the National Physical Laboratory-hi a new lest apparatus capable of re- cording errore es small és five- thousandths of 4 second
The apparatus Is a combina-
electronis measuring
COGNAC ion of a quarta-oscillator clock
GIRARD
BRANDIES
V.V.O.F.
HOver 50 Yeate
GANDS, FRICE.A CO., LTD., Hongkong. TAI WAX CO.
ESSENTIAL SUPPLIES CERTIFICATES
pilantion Farms for
and ·20 device.
It will bell those who want to know whether it is 3 pm, or mérely 2,59 and: 995-theinandifas.
The
Kew ***"* best was alonted 171 1884 at the request of the British watchmaking industry. In 1912 the National Physical Laboratory took over: TESTON-- cubitkey
for the feste : arid for lasting certifcates to the watch- makers.
"HYE AND BAR
Before 1916 the tests were carried out by "aye and ear" cotygparison against-an pendulums Jelock,
Then better-and: better equip». mens enabled more meilarate susta to be madess mail BgNTAMIN
| Scientile and Inhalen FaRPATCH
W. R. LOXLEY
CO. (CHINA) LTD.
Agentu
York Building
Sur Telephone:"-84165.