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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1961

SAILS FOR SYDNEY TOMORROW

Last voyage of the "Changte”

And then she will

return for scrapping

TOMORROW, the passenger liner Changte, which has seen service since

1925, will be sailing for Sydney at the end of her final round voyage between Japan, Hongkong and Australia.

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The Hongkong-built and registered Changte arrived in the Har- bour on Sunday flying the paying-off pennant.

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A picture of the Changte which arrived Hongkong harbour on Sunday. It will be leaving on the final voyage with passengers for Sydney tomorrow. It is shown flying the unique blue, white and red paying-off pennant, The blue of the pennant is a Warrant from the Admiralty, the white denotes its noval career, and the red its marchant service.

British newsletter from Peter Burgoyne

A Briton buying

his home

London.

If you know a Briton who is buying his home on a mortgage loan, it is a reasonable bet that he erupts into occasional indignation about his neighbours who live cheaply in Council houses that he helps to subsidise.

wears

E

E.B. Beebam.

Hun

carry

fur

return

was

flourishing

Lindbergh,

A picture of the Changsha, predecessor of the Changte. After It has made Its final

These smart, handsome ships, stranded on a reef in the Barrier | smuggling voyage to Sydney it will be brought back to Hongkong for of 2.200 tons maintained a service and embarised her outst

to Australla ammunition

of industry, in later times an un- from Hongkong scrapping by the Chlap

to Inwful trade in currency, tran- until 1912. Compound englacs Sydney. "Pegumis" was rellonted sisters Manufacturing Company Ltd.

and watches a moderate speed.

by crew The Changte has a crew of 14 gave them

In due course to take her part in incribers and passengers, kept officers and 100 Chinese hands They were brig rigged and could World War I.

Officers ond Customs men on sall. a good spread of under the command of Capt. When the China Navigation

THE MERCHANT the qui vive in Australlon ports, Chingtau took the body of the

And always, of course, the esteemed Chinese merchant, ships had the typhoons of the Way Key, from Sydney to Hong-Ching Sea or the cyclones of the ong, a memorable funeral pro Captains Williams, Eldy, Hunt, Coral Sen to be reckoned with. cession being held in Sydney to "mbark the embalmed body. Alison, Brown, Ramsey. Dodd. The ploneer Captain of the line

Arthur, Dawion, was Captain Wilfame had Wilcon, Cambrill and Hamilton, commanded Whumpea on her former mates in the businesa, first voyage) and when he visited were well known in the early Sydney for

Captains Gambrill and the last lime, the familton, Chineze community

brought out the him with an

presented Changle and Taiping, address and present. Captain Williams died

CHANGTE at sea on the voyage north and When, after 40 years service, was buried on an Istand In the it was decided to replace Chang- Barrier Reef. in Hongkong a sha and Taiyuan, two ships were Headstone and rating were past ordered from the Hongkong and unboard the ship, which an-Whampoa Dock Co. of Hong- chored off the Captain's resting kong. place on her voyage south, while ! Job No. 618 became Changte the stone and rall were erected and was named and launched half masted during the day, over his gruve, Colms being by Mrs WAR. Douglas, wife of the Engineer Superintendent of the AO Line.

Many of the crow have served Company withdrew from the aboard the ship for most of her Australian trade, the Australian agents, G. S. Yull of Sydney; 30 years of service.

the Chief Engineer J. Chalmers Talyunn

bought

Changsha and and rolled the new has been with the ship's owner,

born line, the Australian Australian-Oriental the

Line Oriental Line. Ltd. for 42 years. and spent most Both vessels were re-engined of this time in the Changte.

The Changte has an interesting with triple expansion engines. and refrigerated holds were in

These two sisters, with stalled. their clipper bows and raked masts, crossing n yard on the foremast, continued to ply re- gularly between China ond Australia.

history before it.

GENESIS

trade.

She made her maiden voyage

usually Australian born or be came domleled In Australia.

Changle's tonnage la 4324 Cross-2579 nett: 4200 dear- weight-lier length being 360 o... 48 beam, 24 draught.

She Woa converted while building, from coal burning, to vil Bred, and her reclprocating engine of 040 n.h.p. given a ser- vice speed of 13 knots. Her cargo capacity in 100,000 cu. ft and 65.000 eu. ft. of refzigerated space is available in 12" cham- berz.

CONVERTED

Her necommodation was de- signed for 53 1st. elasa 56 2nd class and 112 slownge passen, pers, 14 Officers and a crew of 100 men.

In August 1939, she was re- quisitioned at Sydney by the Admiralty and converted to a Naval Vletuailing Store ship. Built for a hot weather run, it followed that her service was mainly in the Troples and the plaque on the companionway leading to the Dining Saloon Leaving Melbourne en route for con meinurates her war service.

Colombo early In September, she was fired on as she failed to make the recegalticn signal.

From Sydney she proceeded to Ceylon, where she serviced the chips of the East Indlea in convoy squadron, engaged duty and in search of Ralders, including the Graf Spee, in the Indian Ocean.

J. S. Swire of London, founded The China Navigation Company In 1976, the first steamer beng

When it became necessary to the Hankow, 3,000 tons. The

open the Middle East route to Hongkong agent was Butterfeld

Russia, via the Persian Gulf, NEW VESSELS

Changle operated in that area. and Swire, who today are stil In 1925 they were relieved by the agents for the Blue Funnel two new

With Italy's entry into the war, vessels, Changle and Line, Australian Oriental Line Taiping, after which they re-

she went to Aden, to service the and China Navigation Company. turned to China for seroppling.

Red Sea force which provided he escort to the large con- Its 1883, the manageinen! Nu pori, no cargo, was too decided to run a line of steamers small to be handled by the life

voys passing along the coast of to Sydney and Melbourne, and liners. During the tea seasons,

Italian Somalijani!. Then she AL all times, the Chinese

went into The steamships Woosung, Taiwon the regular steamers might load traders took a keen interest in

the Mediterranean. and Talnsul, built by Scott and at Foothow, and ut Company of Greenock for Mr extended

vecasions these small ships. The opening under the Command of Captain Service Lighthouses in the Suez Canai Aren and lalterly to their run to New of new ports and ensual calls al

Gambrit, formerly of the Swire, were used in this service.

mother the small ships for the Zealand The Talyuan Three years later, Scott and Tsinan conveyed 5,000 sheep to business.

and outports were all part of their Changsha ned she quickly estabItallan landings. As the British

The Masters and

Hshed a reputation well Eastern Flert grew in strength Company built four steamers Darwin to help stock Victoria Omoers frequently were called

run and happy ship, normally and FL activitives In the espeelally for the

Ocean Chino Downs Station. The former ship upon to take risks, and feel their making six round voyages each Indian

Increased, Australian run, They were was once robbed

year between Hongkong and Changle returned 7.000 way by lead and line, and be

Indian named Taiyuan, Changsha, suvereigns from her spiele room,

came familiar with landmarks Southbound, she might call at

Sydney, via the Philippines, water servicing the light craft Chingtu and Tsinan after pro- while the latter stood by H.M.S. that only

Forces of the Allied vinces in China.

during Lord Howe island, northbound at senman Pegasus,

smoll cruiser, recognise.

thie Burma campaign and the any required Queensland port EARLY DAYS

She carried British Officers and reoccupation of the Dutch East It was a hazardous run and in a Chinese crew, the latter being tiles, it was during this period that she exchanged 1 bottla earlier times, a lookout and signed on nt Hongkong.

of whisky for 2 bottles of gin watch for pratical junks or Generally the seamen were

with an R. N. Cruiser that shall proas was necessary. while in from the Northern provinces, the be nameless. inter years the ships, of neces- commissorlal ΣΤΟΠ Canton, sity. plied in waters made while the engineers and fire- dangerous by the Internal and men came from the south. As gationalistle wars in China and may be expected from her the Indies. In early days, opfum rul, the British Omicers were

of

THE LOWER LEVELS

64

Robert Ratcliffe

Uncluttering airports

Apart from most major airports throughout tho world being hard to get to, they're all mostly cluttered up with people meating mates or waving farewell to others.

wave

THE PEACE

If you know a Briton who is Thus It was this week, the

Lots of airports have special Airline PRO wallahs could paying rent to his local Council | appearance of the Scottish

areas for people wishing to | have a wonderful time seattering BUNDAY POST HERALD for his home, it is practically Department of Health's report Spach for commercial vertalis that he blows off steam

goodbye and mony handouts about the gallons of on housing. advertising

charge for the privilege. Some tears wept per month, or the should bs now and again about the bloat- In Scotland this whole spiky have booked

beer gardens

on be- not later

almost on yardage of grins made than ed capitalists at the top end of issue

tarker look: the runway, and from the com- noon on Wednesday.

half of passengers' relatives and the avenue who want to have Counell house rents there are fort

friends. For the SOUTH

these, body can wave CHINA

their cake and eat it too.

much lower than in England furiously. MORNING POST and the CHINA MAIL, 48 hours has drugged on

The Grent Housing Wrangle and Wales.

sullenly for Last year, it seems, things fate of publication

years, with little ground gaineti reached a point where Announcements

some or lost. But look at the interest Scottish tepunts were actually and Classified Advertise.

we are paying on our loans, paying the Council more rent protest the owner-occupiers; for their garages than for their look what R ensts us in main homes, tenance, repair: aut property

Another curious tax. Why should we shell out emerges fo cep you too?

authorities Gend

hofora Botolal

mente se URL.

DO YOU

WANT

POWER? wen

Puwer in make you victorious in all *r/ undertake? Pawer 10 nake people admire you? Power to earn

notiny? Power to gain popularity love? Power to make anyone follow you? I will send you information which is the result of scientille re- wearch. Die information and diree- tions will help you become more masterful and exert greater in

said else-

If people can't be educated to from senseless fore-

could

Mail Notices

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Letter Mall) 2 pm (Parcel Mall pm: Nigeria, Ghana (Leller Mall) 0 pni (Parcel Malij 4 pm.

10. Possession. (D)

12. Raw metal. Į

14. Flaything. (3)

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However, despite there being some merit in providing chairs, tables and steins of beer to aid people bidding farewell-or get-retrain ting tanked up prior to meeting gathering in public places, then a visiting Breman--it is time it should be written into the law

Thy throne, O God, is for that farewells were

that anybody other than staff and properly Ucketed passen ever and ever. Psalm 45:6. where. For that matter, greeters, will be fined for furious ings should be prohibited too.

loftering in a prohibited area. God is not the captive of ELBOW ROOM

Those found weeping or grin- His creation. He rules over This would have the desirable ning should be doubly penalised, the affairs of men. Ile is in effect of ending the dreadful for deliberate and flagrant boil and farewell photo on plane aggravation, wilful gibbering control. steps which now are seen in all and disturbing the peace with the the dailies. It would save un- grimaces and gestures. for

apart- necessary traffle on airpor! in sume Scottish roads, and would give plenty of and English industrial Lowns:- elbow roam

ler- in passenger

inct that is that some local In Scotland 110W THE RETORT

more on house reiro Don't give us that, relort the than they receive in rent. kenanir. You'll own

nice This is perhaps hardly sur little property worth thousands prising in the light of compara- in the end. We never will; but live ikgures given

have bought it just the weekly rental of three same. Just when we've got the ment houses Harden new up and leave home, aryl we'll probably be turned out art ss. 9d.: Motherwell and Wishaw Airdrie 55, 7d.; Contbridge rapped into an old folks' falle. 8s. 2d.: Clydebank 45. 100.; And you can keep pigeons if England: Luton 20s. 6d.; Liver- you want to without asking the poot 14s. 6d; Birmingham 23. Counell's permisslun. We caut. 2d; Coventry 235, 6d: Dagen-

So it continue. The mutter-ham 278. Od.

nier

our familles will Scotland: Glasgow *75. Bd; minals.

Huence. You will be able to breaking diey for a fine, and there prevailing misconceptions.

SEND 'NO MONEY! Just kend, ma your name and address-today-for full relate, SECULAR PRODUCTS, Dept. 217-A 504 Hicksville Rd., Massapequa, NY, USA,

All airlines could employ the services of official ball and farewellers who would read out the names from the manifest and say a snappy "10-long" or "velkommen" as Indicated. Well-trolned

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actors and ir uneasy peace on the housin

REALISTIC RENTS actresses would be ideal for this estates. But then, invariably, But what interests politicians job. They could weep copiously somebody pops up with a new much mure is the

or grin madly whenever vidad set of rtatistics that sets tall detailed

quested. way in which the off again.

Scottish Department of Health presents the rent contraal in the new report. They see in this a fast-hardening determination by the Government to misitu local authorities charge more realistic

JAPANESE CONVERSATION

rents

There has already been a brusque

passage-at-annG be-

tween the Secretary of State and Dumbarton County Council, with the result that they had to in- ercase their rents from an over- age of 23. 10d. to 7s. 5. a week, with a possibility of inore.

New students for the WHITING JAPANESE CONVERSATION SCHOOL classes will be accepted ns from 1st June 1961, Registration can be minde Floor, the school, 37U Jordan Road 4th Kowloon, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Friday, or at 100 Argyle Street 8th Floor, Kowloon, at

government. Classes are held five evenings anytime. Tel. 830680.

nt

per week from 8.30 to 0.60 p.m. Registration fee HK$2.00. Monthly Tuition fee HK$95.00,

It all serves as a splendid de- monetration of a quite different Issue: the way that part politics obtrudo for all that everyone agrees they should not, into locat

Anyway we have noms useful figures to hand to throw at our locat Counell candidate, when

he tells us on our doorstep that it is the nan we are supposed to vote for not the party.

TARGET

IRE

WET

EEL

How many words of four letter or more CAD from th= letters Ti the summ on the right? in

MALINE ttio words, nach letter may be paed

once only. Each word must cou iatn the large letter, and there must be at least one (en-letter word in the tist. No plurals; no toretan words: no proper names. TODAY'S TARGET: 18 words, good: E words, very good: words, exoclient.

Beluston tommedy.

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Pre-Radio Bible Service,

Inc Cincinnati, Ohio,

18. Lotter coverings 10. Watt

urgently,

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pame. (3)

zu, Biblical 21. sway, (4),

2. Pabulous' bira. (3)

23. Barren placea, (7)

Bord

Warehouse, (h)

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Crain.

4. Motoris

Implement 14, 5)

5. Throw. (5)

& Paton 17 DE

stories. (1) Cripples, (B) 11. Scoure victory, (3)

13. Criticilo soverely, (d) Appars 1.

13. Colour, tal

10. Fareboard.

(4)

Besterday's lik

London Express Service.

HELPFUL

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In these duties, hundrede of Australian and New Zealand sailors appreciated her helpful service-for the Australian des troyers of the "Scrap Iron" flotll- la stored from her in the early days, Hobart, Хогга, andi Parramatta and New Eca- land's Leander victualled from her in the Red Sea Force, Aus tralian corvettes drew stores on Changle in the Mediterranean, while the Australian "N" class destroyers were serviced by her in the Eastern Fleet, as it ad- vanced to reoccupy the Dutch East Indies, Singapore, and Hongkong.

Chungle in the Fleet Was known as a helpful storeship. If she could not funt

the de mand, she made useful sugges- tions and supplied something. She steamed some 50,000 miles on her war service, her Master, Captain Gambrill, being award- ed the OBE the Company Te ceiving a letter of appreciation for her Service from the Ad- miralty, particularly referring to her success in handling re- frigerated cargoes for use of the Fleets. Mr Chalmers, Chlef En- glonter and Mr Little, Retri gerating Engineer, sull serving in Chongte, were primarily re- sponsible for this work,

In 1940, she was released from her duties and re-entered the China-Australian trade, extend- ing her run to Japan. This called for four round voyages each year. In this resumed ser- vice, she often carried relief

Troops to or from Kobe for the British Commonwealth Occupa- tlon Forces and latterly provid- ed transport for rellef personnel durlug the Korean War.

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