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No. 21,751
Hongkong Daily Press.
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VERLERTEXAS BADAHRA HONG KONG, FRIDAY,
KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
WEEKS DAYE.
LM, LM, AM, AM. FJK. F.MP.MP.M. | T.M.
4.40 8.05 $.10 10.00 12.00 138 215 4,85 5,68
9.2010.07 12.07
7.85
142 850733
9.59 10.36 12.36 1,51 14.05 10.48 19.46 201 10,10 10.51 1251 206 10,14 10.57 12.57
301 30
7.59.
521 6.30
18.04
6.28 6,38
8.07
2.55, 8.92 6.41
8.13
>
[7.35)
Dep 7.80 Bhengshui Dep.) 7.35 - Bhsmithun Art. 7,41 8:43 Canton MAT (1.60 5.38
A.X.
4.M. 7.X.
Canton
Dep
8.05
Bhunakan...D
739 8.05 10.34 11.09
11.37 2.58 4,41
5,49
8,20 6.24
· Ekaungakui,
7.33 9.13 | 10.41
11.44 8.05 4.48
5.56
Fanling
7.30 8.18 10.46
11.49 8.10 4.52
8,00
Tipo Market
7,40 8.28 10,58
19.00 8.91 8.09
BID
7,44 | 8.31 | 11.00
12.05 8.26 5.07
8.35
Bhatia
1319 | 8,89 | 600-
8.17 9.02 11,31 11,49
12.87 357 3.38
12.81 8,51 5.52.
6.40
Op. 7,57 8:44 | 1135
9.11 568 11.25
SUNDAYS AND PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.
بلاية
1.12.
ALA.X.
LX.
AM.
€7.04
Dep. 8.40 8.05, 8.30 9.04 9.10 10,00 19.00 9.9 2.16 5.18 1415
Kowloon
Yazmati
Dep. 6,49
Bhatin Taipo
Dep. 7.01
Dep. 7.13
Talpo Market Dep, 720
Tabling
7.30
Sheangahul. 7.35 Skam Chun Arr. 7.41 Canton
Canton
9.30 10.07 12.07 2.81
DSS 10.19 12.19 3.48
9.48 | 10,33 12.83|2,58
9.58 10.86 12.36 2.00
10.08 10.46 12.461 3.10 -
3,247,28
BE2 7,48 355 739 6,07 8,09- 8,19 8,07
9.07 9.41 10,10 10.41 19.51 8.15 8.45 9.13 9.47 10.18 10.57 12.57 8.91 2.85) 6,18 8.13
5.88 11.50
6.03-
8.05
Bham Cann., Dep. Shrungahui.. Dep.
8,08 10.84 11.09 11.87
8.12 10,41
Taaling
Dap
8.16. 10.45
Taipo Market Dep.
8.2% 10,56
Твіро
8.31 11:00
Y.M.
2.58 5.00 5.84 11.44 8,05 5,07 11,49 8.10 5,11 12.00 3.21 3.2. 12.05
P.X.
5.47
5.56 6.09
6.07
.637
Shatin
8,45! 11.18
12.19 8.38
.6,84
Yaumati Dep.
8.47 11,25;
12,31
2.31 -8.51
8,48
Kowloon ...AIZ.
9,03 11,31) 11.49
1237
9,57
6.176,52
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AIRMAN EATS
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FALL FROM WINDO
WALRUS.
PARTNER
·LOST ON ARCTIC ICE- FLOES.
LOOKED
BRISTOL FAMILY'S JOY, AT RESCUE-
"Alec safe." This was the two words cablegrant received in Bristol by the family of Flying Officer A. A Lewis, who was rescued, with Flight Sergeant N. CTerry, after being adrift for eight days on ice- foes off the Labrador coast.
Flying Officer Lewis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Lewis, of Forest-road, Fishponds, Bristol, and the family were overjoyed at the news of his safety, for he had been given up as lost.
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The death mystery of a Oity stockbroker who fell from a window of his office was unsolved at the inquest before Mr. Danford Thomas. The jury found that Mr. Angel Henry Hart, of AustingFriars, EC., died from his injuries, but that there was not sufficient evidence to show whether he met his th by ac cident or by suicide.
Mr. Harold S. Simmons appeared for the family; and several business interests were represented,
Mr. Mathew Hope Paterson, a partner in the firm in which r
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Hockey H.K. Hockey Club AP --K.0.5.B. at King's Park, -3, 13
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Bible study circle Helena May Institute, 10 a.m.
RO. Cathedral Lenten Mission: E. Byrne on The Confession of a Full Heart
China Exhibition Opening cere many, by the Hon. Mr. J. Owen Hughes and Dr. S. W., Tso. 3 p.m. Lecture by the Rev. G. H. MeNeur on "The Chinese Mind." 8 p.m.
China Lagħt and Power Co., Ltd. Extra Ordinary General Meeting,
noon, "
Children's afternoon Helena May Institutë, 5 p.m.
Kowloon Bowling Green Club 98th Annual General Meeting, 6 p.m.
Queen's College Annual Sports Causeway Bay, 5.30 p.m.
Institute of Engineers and Ships builders of Hong Kong annual
The message was ser by the Hart was senior partner, said Ke airman's wife, whom Mr. Lewis had known Mr. Hart for 33 years, married last year. It was confirmed fourteen of which was with the firm dinner, 8' p.m.
in the management of which he later by a cablegram from Toronto took a very active part. to the effect that. Flying Officer
I always looked upon him as
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Lewis and Flight-Sergeant Terry a super man, remarked Mr. Pater Crawford's Restaurant, 4.30-453 KING EDWARD
were safe at Port Burfell, one of the bases of the Canadian Govern- ment's air expedition to Hudson Strait. The two men were members of that expedition.
Dog-Team Search.
son.
How would you describe his tem- perament He was temperamental, I should say. I knew that he suffer- cd from sleeplessness about 18 months ago and consulted a spe- cialist with those report he was delighted.
The Coroner: He was a man who might be up one day and down an ather?
Mr. Paterson! Yes, tempera mental Occasionally moody and at other times jolly,
Conversation With Wife.
In an earlier official communica. tion notifying Mrs. Lewis that her son was missing it was stated that afruitless search had been under- taken by aeroplanes and dog teams, though hope had not been given up, Firing Officer Lewis was educated at Bristol. At the age of 18 be
On Tuesday, Mr. Paterson said, joined the Bristol University O.T.C.
he did pot see Mr. Hart until, the on the outbreak of war. He went into training with the Royal Air afternoon, but frequently heard him Force and later spent several is his room, asabon three o'clock mouths in flyg operations overheard him spent over the prone to the Ypres sector. He also served his wife. with the Army of Decupation in Germany.
After the war he joined the Auxiliary Air Force and went first to Ireland and then to Palestine in charge of motor transport, Subse quently he engaged in civil fying enterprises.
Once, when flying near Oxford, one of the cylinders of bis machine broke away, but he and his com panion landed in an asparagus bed and were able to crawl away from the wrecked machine uninjured,
Three years ago he went to
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Queen's Theatre: **The Un know
World Theatre: "Orphans of the Storm.
Star Theatre The Runaway."
Saturday. Fanling Hunt: Steeple Chase Evanti, 3.
Cricket: H.K.C.C. 1st XI r. Arms: 0.S.C.C. 1st XI. . Navy'; H.K.C.C. 2nd XI. . Kowloon C.C. 2nd XL.; C.S.C.C. sd XI. e. H.K. Electric
R.C. Cathedral Lenten Mission: Byrne on The World without Religion.
Prize Giving of. Docksin English Sehoor at Hop Kat Hall, p.m.
· Annual Sports Queen's "College" "I heard him, say to her dison College ground, 3.30 p.m. “
Annual dinner of Oxford and tinctly. Don't trouble, I am very
***Cambridge Society. busy Mr. Paterson said.
He was also in the habit of leav ing for the "House" at three. He passed through Mr. Paterson's room for a few minutes later, and he tried to ask his advice on »„quer-
tion with regard to a wire which had come from a correspondent.
Mr. Paterson said that this re- ferred to a small matter of routine. The wire and its answer were open to the inspection of the jury.
"I rose from
Tea Dances: HK Hotel and 4.30 p.m.; King Hotel Savoy, Edward Hotel, 5 p.m.; Lane, Cram. ford's Restaurant, 4.20 6.80,
Queen's Theatre: The Un- known."
World. Theatre: "Orphans of the Storm."
Star Theatre: "The Runaway." Principal Mails: Outwa); Europe zid Marseilles (Ifantuk), 10.30 am.; Europe via Victoria
Canada and joined the, Air Force the door for chair to open (Tyndarcus), 5 p...
there. He has undertaken para chute descents from great heights and has also carried out patrol work aver vast forests on the look-out for fires.
survey
The adventure on which he has just been engaged was an expedi- tion, with a dozen airmen and the staff, to determine navigation conditions in the Hudson Bay territory over a period of 18 Frauaths. The three bases establish
ed cover the Hudson Bay Strait for 300 miles..
Raw Walrus As Food.
OTTAWA
Sunday.
Palm Sunday.
Mr. Paterson added, and Mr. Hart observed, 'I will see you later. He never saw.
if he in the Cathedral at evensong the the wire and passed out as i
Rev. H. V. Koop, M.A, on The was in a hurry.
He thought Mr. Hart had left for way of life through death."
Shortly afterwards R.C. Cathedral Lenten Mission: the "house." he heard someone in Mr. Hart's Fr. Byrne on The World with Re- room. "About the same time an amligion. balance bell sounded. Looking from the window he saw a crowd in the area below. A colleague came into his room exclaiming: "Mr. Hart has gone over the window.”
In St. Peter's at matins, the Rev. E. K. Quick, M.A., on "Christ the Redeemer."
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It has come as a bolt from the blue to me, and it is "the biggest The eight days spent adrift on mystery I can think of. There was icefoes off the Labrador coast by absolutely no reason for it," said World Theatre: "Hold that Flying Officer Lewis, Flight-Sergt. Mr. Paterson.
Lob." Mr. Hurd: Did you know that Terry, and an Eskimo, were follow.
Star Theatre: You never know Howa KoNG. DAMY Press Omic ed by four days of overland travel- Mr. Hart had been dealing very women." ling with raw walrus for food. After largely in Vocalian shares --I never making, a forced landing on Atlantic knew him buy & share, but I was ice flocs ) miles off the coast the connected with another section of men travelled one day easterly the business and would not know, through heavy weather in low Mr. Simmons: It would come as visibility, when they found they a great surprise to you to know were heading towards the open sea that he had been gambling to such across the floe.
an extent as to upset him 1
Retracing their course, they. reached land on the Labrador coast.
Mr. Paterson: I should be very much surprised. If anything. I
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During the journey over the ice Mr. Herbert Lces, the third they used an air raft in going from partner in the firm, told how Mr. foe to floc. The final stages were Hart appeared to have been run made on small ice pans by using the down at one period and went away paddles belonging to the air raft.for a change.
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£250. DOG'S DEATH RIDDLE.
LONDON, March 5th One of the most valuable dogs in the Southend greyhound racing kennels, Trieseragh. Boy, was found dead on Saturday morning, and a post-mortem examination is to be held
Trieneragh Boy, who was valued, at 2250, had won a good race on Friday--his 10th success on the track--and was perfectly fit when
Mr. Lees: In perfect order. *Mr. Simmons: It has been sug gested that he was gambling in Vocalion shares
and O. Buiding, 12:30.
R.C. Cathedral Lenten Mission Fr. Byrne: True and False Re ligion.
Queen's Theatre: Flesh and the Devil
World Theatre: Hold that Lion.'
Star Theatre: Tou never know Women,”
Tuesday, Mr. Lees: That is absurd
Hockey HK Hockey Club 2nd Mr. Hurd; I did not suggest any XL K.0.8.B. on E.NU.S.C thing of the kind. I asked, as in-ground at 3 pm.
Queen's Theatre: Flesh and the structed, if he had been dealing
Devil in those shares
Oh What World Theatre Nurse de
Star Theatre: At 0.15 p.m. The Wilbur Players in The Bap
Mr. Simmons (to Mr. Lees): So far as you know his commitments in Vocalion shares, were-mil ?
Mr. Lees: He never had a share. Did he have any shares of a speculative nature 1 No, never. Ee was not a speculator.
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in his kennel for the night. espassers have recently been found in the neighbourhood of the
Principal one occasion kennels, and on kennel-boy was attacked and left in a semi-conscious condition by an intruder who made off in a motor
Mr. Simmons said that the life policies taken out by Mr. Hart were: One for £2,000 in 1805, £1,000 in 1912, £3,000 in 1913, £1,500 in 1921, and 295 in 1994, Apart from these there was an accident incur-
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