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TRAVEL
THE
SHORT
SAFE
SEA
WAY
by the
British Line
CANTON LINE
From Hong Kong: 8 AM only (No sailing on Sunday)
From Canton: ' 8 A.M. only.
(No sailing on Sanday)
MACAO LINE
DAILY SERVICE
From Hong Kong: 9 A. M. & 4.30 P. M. From Macao 1.30 P., & 3,00 AM.
NOTE-In compliance with the Quarantine Regulations and until further notice, the ordinary Sunday excur-- sion steamer to tacao will leave Hong Kong at 9 a.. and return from Macsó at 2.30 p.m.
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CONSIGNEES' NOTICES
CONSIGNEES' NOTICE.
APP
RICKMERS LINTE
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD. THE HANS RICKMERS"
From LEITH, MIDDLESBRO.
ANTWERP, LONDON
AND STRAITS. :..
THE S., BENAVON."
CONS
ONSİGNEKS of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or artım hazarderas Godowps of the Howe Kong and Kowloon What A GODOWY COMPANY, Lto, hence and/or from the wharres Delivery may be obtained.
having arrived from Hamburg and Ports of call, Corisigners of Cargo are hereby notified that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk into the Houg Kong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company's godowns at Kowloon, where delivery day be aa the pools are obtained as soon landed.
Optional cargo will not be landed here, unless notice has been given 48 hours prior to vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extends,
No claims will be admitted after tas No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods have left the Godowns, and algoods remaining undelivered after the Goods remaining undelivered after the 1st Sept., 1935, will be subject to tad Sept., 1998, will be subject to rent rent
.bs
All Olaims against the Steamer mail All broken chafed, and damaged presented to the Undersigned an or Goods are to be left in the Godowns, before the 18th Sept., 1938, or they will where they will be examined on Sist not be
1938, at 10 a.m., by our Aug., recognised. To comply with the General Bonded Surveyors Mesars. Goddard" and Warehouse
Regulations, consigne Douglas. must have a Revenue Officer in atten-To comply with the General Bonded ance when damaged datable wood Warehouse Regulations consignees are examined,
must have a Revenue Officer in
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods attendance when damaged dutiable are to be left in the Godown, where goods are examined. they will be examined on the 31st Aug 1038, at 9 am, by Messrs. Carmichael & Clarks.
No Fire Insurance has been affected Bills of Lading will be countersigned by W. R. LOXLEY & Co. (CHINA) Lr.|
Agenta. Hong Kong, 26th Aug., 1988;
All claims must reach us before the 1st Oct., 1932, or they will not be recognized.
by
No Insurance will be effected.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned
JEBSEN & CO.,
Agents.
(1785 Hong Kong, 25th Aug., 1938.
THE
(1731
FUNNEL
BLUE
LINE
REGULAR AND FAST PASSENGER SERVICES |
FREIGHT AND
LONDON SERVICE
"AGAMEMNON" Sails 7 SEPT., for Mam, C'blanca,
London, R'dam, Hamburg & Glasgow ***SARPEDON** Sails 21 SEPT, for Mars, London,
Rotterdam & Glangow །། ་
LIVERPOOL SERVICE LAOMEDON" Bail 23 BEPT., for Harra, Liverpool
Bromborough
NEW YORK SERVICE "ADRASTUS" Bails 9 NOV., for Boston & New York.
via Cape of Good Hope. PACIFIC SERVICE(ría DAB, KOBK, MAGOVA & YOKOHAMAS
"IXION" Sails 12 SEPT., for Victoria, Vancouver
& Seattle INWARD SERVICE
Due
"DRUCALION"
"CALORAS"
*IXION
"PATHOCLUS"
31 AUG; From U.K. via the Straite 4 SEPT, From Gdynia & U.K.
via the Straits. 5 SEPT From The Pacific Cosat 8 SEPT From U.K. via the Straits
Specially reduced fares are quoted for cargo steamers with
limited passenger accommodation
For traight, peage rates and information apply to Butterfleld & Swire,
Tel. 30333
1, Connaught Road, O.
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EMPIRE AIR MAIL SCHEME
VERDICT OF
SPECIAL JURY
(Continued from Page 1)
one else."
WILL BE INTRODUCED
WI
ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 1
1 sumelert
With effect from September 1, 1938 all first class'mail (letters.
·letter packets, and postcards) for the following participattig ; coun- tries will be forwärded by air, however superscribed.
Great Britain, Northern Ireland, |labels must, however, be affixed to In answer to a question put to Eire, Canada. Newfoundland, An-airmail correspondence addressed him by the jury, Dr. Henry said glo-Egyptian Sudan, Kenya, Uganda to non-participating countries and that after the operation that he Protectorate. Tanganyika, Maur-must bear the full armat fee.
Money Order advices to parti- had performed on the woman at tius, Nyasaland, Northern Rhode-
sia. Southern Rhodesia, Southcipating countries will, in future, the Kowloon "ospital there, was
Africa South-west Africa, Be- be sent by airmail, for which: no reasonable chance of recovery.
Swazi- extra charge will be made. In- Questioned on his opinion as to chuanaland. Basutoland,
Zanzibar, Egypt, of the land, the woman
Aden, sured letters will be carried' under the effect on
the all-up principle, but insured. operation by Dr. Ng, Dr. Henry re-Palestine.
Trans-Jordan. India (including boxes, which are classed as second- alled. "In Court I do not know of any operation performed by any-British PO. on the Persian Gulf class mail, will be forwarded by
In French India and Tibet but ex-surface transport. cluding Portuguese India), Ceylon, Seychelles, Burma. Malaya (in- cluding the Federated and Un- federated Malay States and the Straits Settlements), North Bor- neo, Sarawak, Australia (including Papua, Norfolk Guinea and Nauru, Fil.. New Zealand including its Depen- dericles und Western Samoa), British Solomon Islands, Gilbert originals have been, forwarded by and Slice Islands, New Hebrides air, can be. forwarded at the Com- mercial Paper rate (which is 25 and Tonga.
cents for the first 10 ounces), pro- vided that they are posted not less than 3 days after the date of post- ing of the originals, the regula-
In his address to the jury, Mr. Barnett said, that it was "A hope- less affair to sum up 80 pages of close writing" and that there were "one or two points that I have to read to you and then tell you what have to decided".
Manslaughter by negilgence, Mr. Barnett explained, was thoroughly covered in law by the case of the King vs. Bateman. 1925. They could not take into consideration that Dr. Ng had acted contrary to of the Hospital the regulations They had to decide, where Dr. Ng was concerned, only whether he had advised against the operation at the home of the deceased, and whether he had falled at once to diagnose peritonitis.
Island.
New
The rate of postage is 15 cents per half ounce.
There
The all-up Empire mall ap- plies only to mall of Hong Keng origin for destinations within the countries named above. All mail from other destinations by whatever route, ? will be subject to the present rules and postage rates. Copies of letters of which the
TUESDAY, AUGUST · 30,
FOREIGN MAILS
1938.
Surcharged air mail letters may be posted in the ordinary post- » ing boxes. They should be clearly marked "By Air Mall" and bear postage. Insufficiently prepaid letters may be taxed with double the defciency or torwarded by Steamer Service, at the dis cretion of the Post Office.
Air Mail Services to Shanghai, Nanking, Tsingtau. Tientsin ate
Paiping are temporarily suspended.
Lëtters and Postcards for Europe (except Great Britain and 'Elre) and South America are forwarded "via Siberia" if 30 superscribed.
INWARD MAILS
From
Java and Manila..
Shanghai and Swatow
Por
Duc
Tjisadane... Sulyang..
20th Aug. 30th Aug.
Air Mail by **Imperial
Always
Direct Service "-London date, į Imperia) 24th August."
„Airways Plane
30th Ang.
Calcutta and Straits Straits Japan
Santhis....
30th Aug.
4
Anhui....
30th Aug.
30th "Aug.
Ninghal......
30th Aug.
Suisang.....
30th Aug.
Allpore................ Deucalion...
31st Aug.
31st Aug.
Shanghai and Swacow Japan.
Japan
Straits and Mantis Straits and Europe via Suez (Let- ters and Papers) London date. 4th August and London Parcels
Landon date-28th July
Manilla Straits
Saigon
Air
Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct Service"-London 28th August.
All other classes of mail (print- ed papers. commercial papers, samples. etc.) for these countries tions of the Commercial Paper Japan and Shanghai.. will continue to be sent by surface post are otherwise, complied with. no (e easy to examine, open covers, transport.
will be change in the postage rates on etc.. and the cover of the packet marked "Copy (or coples) of letter other classes of mall.
All first class mall for trans-(5) posted (dated)." After deliberating for over two hours, the jury returned the follow-mission, to countries not parti- lig verdict:
THE VERDICT
First mail for this service will cipating in the scheme must be close on Thursday, September 1.
the existing postage as follows:-
AIRMAIL LABELS
That the deceased, Chau Yuk-prepaid at yin, married woman, aged 21. died rates. at the Kowloon Hospital on July 12 of peritonitis and toxaemin fol- lowing perforation of the uterus.
"We, the jury, find
Japan and Shanghai.... Australia and Mandia. Straits... Shanghai Amoy Shanghai
Tanda.......
Carthage.
date, imperial
31st Aug.
| Emp, of Russin
Soudan......... Marechal Jofre.. Arami...
Jlst Aug.
lat Sept.
1st Sept.
lat Sept.
Airways Flane
Zad Sept.
Corfu......
2nd Sept
Nankin..
3rd Sept.
Calchas..
3rd Sept.
Conte. Rosso.
3rd Sept.
Tjībadak..
4th Sept
Ixion....
5th Sept
Africa MaruI.......
5th Sept.
Kutsang...
6th Sept.
Van Heutaz
6th Supt.
6th Sept.
Taiping.
6th Sept.
... Yasukuni Märu.......
6th Sept
il
WAYS
U.S.A., Japan, and Manila-San Francisco, date 12th August.......
Direct Service ”—San | Pan-American- Francisco, date 31st August Japan and Shanghai...
Plane
7th Sept.
Agamemnon
7th Sept.
8th Sept.
Central Post Office, Kowloon: Japan Registered. at 5 p.m.. Ordinary at Japan 5.30 p.m.
General Post Office, Hong Kong:
11
.It will no longer be necessary for almall labels to be affixed to correspondence addressed to the Registered at 5 p.m., Ordinary at Airmail 7 p.m.
1. That the operation for re-participating countries. moval of the fertilised pvum per- formed by Dr. Ng was lawful and necessary" for saving this woman's embryo life as the
was already dead.
2. That the deceased, of her own accord, took a large dose of quinine with intent to procure abortion.
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3. That taking of the quinine is the original cause of death but i there is a supervening cause, víz.. Internal puncture causing haemorrhage and peritonitis. The jury can form no definite opinion as to the cause of this puncture- but considers that same probably took place by accident during the operation.
4. That Dr. Ng. was definitely. negligent in his fallure to notify the Medical Superintendent of his intention to perform the operation outside the Hospital:-
(b) Having performed the opera- tion, not reporting the same forth- with.
(c) Consent to do the operation outside of the Hospital, with only one assistant in an ordinary bed- room, instead of in an operating theatre, with the attendant. dan- gers of sepals.
5. That the negligence was not of such a high degree of culpabil ity as to amount to a crime.
JURY'S RIDERS
The following riders were at- tached to the verdict:
"Arising out of the evidence we have heard in regard to the ad- ministration and supervision of the Kwong Wah Hospital, we consider: (a) That as Government ap- points the Hospital Superintendent, they should assume more respon- sibility for maintaining proper con- trol over the Westem medical side of the Institution.
(b) That no Medical Officer, re- commended by the Committee, should be appointed to the Western Medical Hospital Staff without the approval of the Director of Medi-: cal Services and the Superliten- dent of the Hospital.
(c) That every patient upon ad- mission to the Hospital should be assigned a case number which should be entered upon all the bed- letters and/or other documenta pertaining to that patient.
The following revised postage rates for surcharged airmall for Imperial - Airways Service will take effect, from September 1:-
Inclusive Rates by
DESTINATION
Imperial Airways
Airmail Service.
Letters per Postcards
Straits
Tientsin-
Australia and Manila
Straits
Air Mail by "Pan-American Air-
Hoihow.
Pres. Cleveland..
OUTWARD MAILS
REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes eurifer than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close at or before 3 am, registered and parcel mails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.
Rate No.
half ounce.
each
$
24 Dutch East Indies 25 Slath
0.35
0.18
0.30
0.18
0.70
0.35
28 Iraq Iran
27 Europe" (except Great Britain, Northern Ireland. Eire. Malta and Gibraltar), United States of America...........
1.20
0.50
#4
1.20
0.60
28 Mozambique
29 Nigeria. Gold Coast
0.80
0.40
For
Por
Date and Tim
TUESDAY.
Tuesday, 30th
Sanshul and Wuchów..
Kongning
Fort Bayard and "Haiphong Kongmoon
Jean Dupuis.... On. Lee..
10.00 AM.
Shanghai
Javanese Prince
10.30 AM
Parcels only for Rangoon and
* Calcutta
Nagato Maru......
11:30 AM
Shanghai and Japan..
Eumaens.
-1.30
Haiphong
Canton.....
1.00 PM
Hatching...........
XIG FR
0.50
0.25
30 Cyprus. Malta, Bahamas, Barbados Ber- muda, British Guiana, British Honduras, Falkland Islands, Gambia, Gibraltar, Jamaica, Leeward Islands, Sierra Leone, Trinidad and Windward Islands..... NOTE. Letters transmitted to destinations in the first column of the following table by Imperial Airways Air Vail Services will be carried by air to the places named 1 the Second column of the table and thence by surface tra port:~.
First Column.
Iran Cyprus and Malta Europe
United States of America.. All destinations (except Cyprus and Balta) to which Rate No. 30 Epples,
THE WINNER
Alberta Mello, final winner of the Skeels Championship, at the Macao, shooting from
(d) That the system of recording second position. particulars concerning any patient, admission, discharge, etc. should be revised and simplified, and care fully entered 'up every day," and that the Hospital Superintendent should be helą, responsible for the proper control of all such records.
J.V. RAMSEY IN
SEMI-FINAL
Second Colum
Basra. Alexandria: Athens,
Swatow and "Amoy
*Swatow, *Shanghai and Tientsin... Sandviken..........
Formosa
Brindisi.
Haiphong
Rome. Marseilles or Southampton, Southampton.
Southampton,
WEDNESDAY
Samshui and Wuchow
Japan.......
Korkmood.....
Amoy ......
Swatow and Bangkok.....
8.154 8.30 AM
2.30 PM
Peter Maersk...........
4:30M
Chikannt.
5.00 PM
al
Wed. Sist
Tri Ming...
8.15
Santhia...
8.30 AM 10.00 AM
Fook On
Shantung.
Michael Jebsen...
Parcels only for Straits & Calcutta | Sulsang, Swatow........
Farnes Takes Swato
15 Wickets
THURSDAY
Samshu and Wuchow Sandakan (Papers only)
For 113 Runs Shanghai and Japan.....
London, August 29.
Kenneth Farnes the Essex and England fast bowler, was, In great bowling form in the match against Glamorgan, capturing 15 wickets for 113
PHILE.
Essex won by an innings and 87
runs.
Scores:-
Glamorgan: 150 Farnes 7 for [79) and 83 (Farnes for 38).
Esser: 320 for nine declared. (Reuter).
BARTLETT
100 RUNS IN LESS THAN HOUR
London, August 29.
HINDUS, MOSLEMS IN CLASH: THREE KILLED playing against Sussex. He retired
London, August 29. Another man to reach the semi- A clash between Hindus and final round of the Colony Lawn Moslems in Allahabad last night, Bowls Open Singles Championship resulted in three deaths and fifteen
J. V. Ramsey.
persons being wounded, accord- "In a close game at the Kowlooning to a report received from Bowling Green Club yesterday, de India, which adds that a state of deteated L. 8. Xavier, 21 shots to siege has been proclaimed in the
city.—(Transocean).
The Australian wicketkeeper, C. W. Walter injured his finger when
and B. A. Barnett is keeping wicket. Walker's anger is being X-rayed. Sussex score at present it 229 for
3
Bartlett hit up 109 and 15 not out. It was the fastest century of the season, 100 being scored in 57 minutes. Up to now he has hit six" sixers and 11 boundaries including 4.4,4,4,8,8. in, an over from Ward- (Renter).
Kongmoon
Anbul.
"Bwatow, "Shanghai and Tientsin.. Tingṣang............. Shanghai and Japan... Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Shanghai, Japan, US.A., C. and S. America and (Parcels and Papers enly for Canada)-due Vancon- ver B.C. 19th September
Baigan
10.30 AM 10.30.
11.00 AM 4.30 PM
Thar, 1st Sept.
Kongso.... Hinsang....
Halo Al
8.30 AJE
Carthage..
10.30 AM
Tal Lee.....
$11.00 AM
12.30 PM!
Marechal Jofre.. Selsfan..
1.30 M 3.00. PM
Emp. of Russia
Beg. Ord.
G.PO.&KP.O. Far.3.00.PM
4.10 PM
5.00-
|G.P.O, & K.P.O..
Bag
4,16 PM
Aramis
Ord.
5.00 PM
KPO.
Beg
5.00 PM
Ord
6.30 PM
GRO
London, ¦ imperial
Begi 5.CO PM
Airways' Plane Ord
7.00 T
KPO
Bog: Ord
071,00 PAU
6.30 P
Q.P.D./
6.00 FX
"Airways Plans Ord.
1,00 F
Tiladane..
Alemail for “Imperiat Airways
Direct Service"-due 8th September.
Air Mall for Malays and Australia
by Imperiat Airway's Direct Ber-Imperial vice" due Sydney, 10th Sept.
FRIDAY
Amoy and Shanghai
Tanda..
Manila and (Parcels and Papers
for Australia and New Zealand) due Brisbane, 19th September.
On Leek Kongmoon Awatow, Foochow and Tientsin................ Yunnan...
Kwangtung Swatow
*Superscribed. Correspondence. Only
· Friday, 2nd.
$30 AM
GP.O:GEPO
Beg. 2nd 8.45 AM Ord. 2nd 9.30AM 10.00 AM 3.30 PM
420 PM
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