PAGE 16-HONGKONG. DAILY 'PRESS'
HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMERS Preliminary
* TRAVEL
THE
SHORT
SAFE
SEA
WAY
by the
HONGKONG, CANTON & MACAO STEAMBOA
British Line
CHIKA NAVIGATION CO.LTD. *.
CO-TO-THE
CANTON LINE
5.3.
The next sailing of the "Fatshan" from Hongkong will be on the 25th April, 1939, at
and from Canton on the 27th April, 1939, at 9 a.m.
MACAO LINE
NIGHT Service
The S.S." Kisshaa" having been docked, there
'will be no night service until further notice
Note:-All vesels equipped with. Wireless,
QUEEN'S BUILDING, CONNAUGHT ROAD
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CONSIGNEES' NOTICES CONSIGNEES' NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD.
IN
AND
CHINA MUTUAL' STEAM ›
NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
ONSIGNEES per Co.'s Tassel
"BELLEROPHON "
FROM UNITED KINGDOM & CONTINENTAL PORTS VIA
SINGAPORE
are hately notified that their Cargo will be "discharged inte Holt Wharf, Kowloon, where it will lie Consignees' risk and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be mady for Delivery from Godown on and after 24th April.
Optional Cargo will not be landed here, unless Notice has been given prior to Vesmol's arrival, bat carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extenda.
All broken, chafed and damaged food are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tussiays and Fridays between the hours of 10.45 Lad Noor within the Fres Storage period. No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Vessel's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 1st May, will be subject to Ront.
All Claims against the Vessel 'muat be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 13th May, they will not be recognileod.
No Fire Insurance will be «fected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents...
24th April, 1939.
THE
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES
OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LTD
AND
CHINA" MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
MONSIGNEES per Co's Yease)" "AGAPENOR."
FROM NEW YORK VA MANILA
are hereby notified that their Cargo will
discharged into Holt's Wharf, Kowloon, where it will lie at Consignees' risk and subject to Terms and Conditions of Storage at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will be ready for Delivery from Godown on and" after 24th April.
Optional cargo will not be landet hare unless Notice has been given prior to Steamer's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call te which the option extends,
All protes, chafed and damaged (noda are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on any Todaya aad Fridays between the less of 10:45 A, and Now within the Free Storage period.
No Claims will be admitted after the the de suve left the Steamer's Godowo, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 1st May will be subject to Kent.
All Claims agait the Steamer musi be presented to th Undersigned on or before the 15th May, or they will not be recognised.
No Fire "nanrance will be affected.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
Agenta. 23rd April, 1930.
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BLUE FUNNEL
REGULAR AND FAST PASSENGER SERVICES
FREIGHT AND
LONDON SERVICE
"LECTOR'
ta
Sails 3 MAT, for Mam., London,
Rotterdam & Glasgow MENESTHEUS” Saile 17 MAY,, for Mars, (blanca.,
'London, R'dam., Hamborg & Glasgow
LIVERPOOL. SERVICE:
“TEIBESIAS"
Baila `8-MAY, for Havre, Liverpool,
Bromborough
NEW YORK SERVICE
* GLAUCUS
Salla 4 AUG., for Halifax, Porton &
New York.
PACIFIC SERVICE(via DA IRRA, KOOL, NAGOYA & TOKOHAMĄ).
*TALTHYBIUS Salle 15 MAY, for Victoria, Vancouver.
Butt'e
INWARD SERVICE
"AENEAS" "PYRRHUS"
-Dao
20 APR, From U.K, via the Straits
6 MAY, From U.K. vis the Straits *TELTRYBIUS". 8 MAY, From Seattle & Vancouver
· “AGAMEMNON” 10 MAY, From U.K. via the Straita 17 MAY, From U.E, via the Straits "ACHILLES":
Specially reduced fares are quoted for cargo steamers with
limited passenger accommodation
For freight, passage rates and information apply to
Butterfield & Swire,
Tel. 30238
Agenta.
1, Connaught Road, C.
Heats Of Inter-School Sports
La Salle College Run True To
Form: D.B.S. Do Well
PRELIMINARY HEATS OF THE INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS were ran off at the Caroline Hill Stadium yesterday afternoon. when only two schools gave indleation that they are to be con- sidered for the Inter-School Athletic Challenge Shield.
La Salle College ran true to form in placing 12 boys and a relay team in the finals, but the Diocesan Boys' School placed themselves" well in the running with 13 and a relay team quall- fled to contest the final on Friday.
In the heats yesterday" the La St. Stephen's, Lam Chung-wo, St. Salle relay
Augusto team of
44
ARMY BOXING RESULTS
Two Knock Outs At
...
Shamshuipo
A very good fight between Gar Franklyn,” Rd., and Spr Spencer, RE, ending in the latter being knocked-out,» fen- fured a card of eight drhts in the Army Sports Ares Open Individual Championships and Bays Championships at Naa- king Barracks, Shamshulpo, läst night.
Tpr. Brennan, 8/H. also won on a knock out when boy Miles, 2/R9. went down for the count. The re- sults follow:
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26; 1939.
FOREIGN MAILS
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, 26th APRIL, 1939, 9.30 M.
Registered and Ordinary mail & Parcels (not Insured) will be ac- cepted for Canton and despatched as circumstances permit
"Letters and Postcards for Europe (except Great Britain and Eire) ind South Americs are forwarded "yia · Siberia" if so amperscribed. INWARD MAILS
|:
From
Shanghal. Shanghai and Swatow
Manila
Tientsin and 'Swatow Straita
Tegelberg......
........... Nanning..
and Europe via Bucs (Papers etc.) London date, 30th March and London. Parcels- London'dats, 23rd March.
Per
Due
96th April
Taiyuan...
26th April
........Emp. of Russia
98th April
#.96th April
|Rajputana.. «...................... | Aeneas.....
Anna Mserąk..
£8th April
26th April
20th April
Airways Plan
27th April
27th April
27th April
97th April
Jean Laborde....
87th April
7th April
97th April.
28th April
*28th April
Mall by "Imperial Airways Direct Service ”—London date. Imperial 22nd April.
Sequeira, J. Mackechnie. Robert Paul's and Lay Tyick-yeong. St. Boys' Bantamweight: Tpr 'Grlf- Castro and Ronald Castro outran Stephen's.
fiths, 8/H. won from Boy Laws, į Straita the D.B.S. George Kew, "Cheng Bonnie Castro, Clifton Large. A.2/RS, on points
...Manila.
Air Chong-chow, J. Fenton and Clif- Leonard, St. Joseph's, Chan Sik- Boys' Featherweight: Boy Burns, ton Large).
hung, 'Queen's, Robert Castro, J. 2/RS, won from Boy Hilkene, 1/Mr. St. Paul's College and Queen's Fenton, Sin Kwok-bun, King's. on points. College each placed seven compe- qualled for the final of the 200 titors in the finals, St. Stephen's and St. Joseph's five each, King's four, and Wah Yan and Central. 'British three each,
metres.
Open Featherweight: L/c, Noble, 1/Mx, was conceded a walk-over by L/c McCuaig. 1/RS.
| Wilson, 1/Mx, "
SHOT PUT
Boys" Featherweight: Boy Ste- In the Shot Put event, Tons vens, 2/RS, won on points from St. Joseph's College, King's Col- Yau-kau, St. Paul's, R. Sliva, La Boy Martin. 2/RS." lege and "St. Paul's College also Salle, Denham Crary. Diocesan, Boys' Lightweight: Boy Rowe, qualified to contest the relay anal, and Tong Eng-along. Diocesan.1/Mx, won on points from Boy
Clifton Large, Diocesan, J. Ad qualified. will. La Salle, Yue Iu-tak, Wah Yan: Kwong Yue-ming. Queen's Robert Castro, La Salle, Chen Chong-chow, Diocesan, and Chan Sik-hung, Queen's qualified for the final of the 100 metres.
Haiphong, Pakhoi and Fort Bayard Kaying....... Japan Haiphong
Japan and Shanghai
Lahore.. Cantus
U. S. A., Honolulu and Japan- Pres. Van (San Francisco date, 1st April){ Buren..... U. S. A., Honolulu and Japan-
(San Francisco date, 7th April). Pres. Cleveland. Bangkok
Shanghai
Air Mail" by "Pan American Air- ways Direct Bervice"-San Fran- cisco date, 21st April. Shanghai and Swatow........ Shanghai and Swatow.. Japan.
3k high-jumpers qualified for Oper Middleweight: Gar. Frank-Japan. the final: J. Adwill, La Salle, Wolfyn, RA, won from Spr. Spencer, gang Yue, Diocesan, Orlando Poon. R.E, on a knock-out.
Lou Wing-chak, St. La Salle,
Boys Lightweight: Tpr Willam- St. Stephen's, Wong, Kal-ling,
son, 8/H, won from Boy Ward. stephen's, and Wong Yiu-chung.1/Mx, on points. St. Paul's.
Boys' Welterweight: Tpr Breenan, George Kew, Ronald Castro, 48/. won from Boy Myles, 2/RS, on Yue Iu-tak, J. Fenton, Diocesan, Sequeira. C. Large, A. Leonard,
a knock out. Wong Kl-lun. King's, Lou Wing-Sin Kwok-bun. Karminder Singh, chak, St. Stephen's, and G. Mac- St. Joseph's. all qualified for the Gready, 2/RS, beat Pte Burke. kechnie, La Salle, qualified for the 400 metres final which should be 1/Mx, on pointa. a very fine race.
long jump.
LONG JUMP
The first heat of the 800 metres W. Pryde, Central British, Chan saw W. Pryce, Central British, the Wah-kuen. St. Paul's." Chlok Ying- favourite, content himself with a yin, Diocesan, Sarwar Khan, third by seven yards to Chan Wah-Queen's, Khan Mohamed, Queen's, kuen, St. Paul's, and Augusto Se- Pat Jorge, La Salle, and Lam Kar- queira, La Salle.
cheung. King's, qualified for the final of the 1,500 metres.
41
Open Welterweight:
Pte Mc- Japan
BOWLS LEAGUE The following have been selected to represent the Hongkong Electric Recreation Club against the C.0.0. on April 29 at 4 p.m. on the C.O.C. ground.
R. C. Butler, J. Roscoe, H. S. Mc-
Kay, J.-K. Sionn (skip).
Khan Mahomed, Queen's. Pat Jorge, La Salle and J. Gascon, St. B. Wilson, Central British, re- Joseph's, also qualified.
turned easily the fastest time in Five competitors reached the the hurdles. the other qualifiers qualifying height of 8 feet 10 in- being Yu Chia-bua, St. Paul's, D.
in the pole vault:-Chen Hutchinson, Diocesan, Yeung Sze-T. Padgett, L. de Rome (skip). King-cheung, Diocesan, Yee Chua-yee, Wah Yan, and Lau Cho-yuen, hus, St. Paul's, Kwok Chl-hung, St. Joseph's.
ches
AN IMPORTANT
MISSIONTM
Chinese "Y.M.C.A. Executive In H.K.
Charged with the important mission of developing YM.C.A. work in the interior, Mr. Liang Sião-chu, Secretary - General of the Chinese National YM C.A. Federation, arrived" „In Hongkong on Monday on the first lap of an investigation trip to south-west and north- west China.
U.S. BASEBALL RESULTS
15
NEW YORK, Apr. 25 (Reuter)— The following, are the results of matches played in Major League Baseball yesterday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia
New York
R.
8
H. 9
E.
1
5
(Arnovich homered for Phillies).
the
F!
Boston Brooklyn
4
0
1 8 03
(Cuccinello homered for
the
In an interview, Mr. Liang "re- vealed that the purpose of his trip | was threefold: to investigate gen Braves). eral Y.M.C.A, development in the interior: to establish two new Pittsburgh YMCA's at Paochi and Lanchow: | Chicago
and to promote the wartime acti- vities of the various organs under the National Federation..
A. P. Tarbuck, A. G. Gardner, G.
G. G. S. Thomson, J. R. Way, 8. Deacon, W. B. Muskett (skip).
Reserve:-W. E. Baker, W. Mac-
farlane.
Japan
Shanghai
Shanghai and Amoy
Kweiyang................... Kitano Maru.... British M/V
Canton......
Pan American
Airways plano Klungchow..... Liangchew..........
Ali Mall by "Imperial | Alywayi ||||
Direct Service”-London date. Imperial 26th April
Calcutta, and Straits .................................. Shanghai......
U.8.A., Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai (San Francisco date. 30th Mar.). Straits
Sargon Japan. Japan.
Shanghai
Java
Straits
Straita
Shangbu Straits
Терап
JAPANESE ATTACK Australia and Manila...
REPULSED
WUYUAN, SUIYUAN, Apr... 25 (Centrál)-A company of Japanese artillery forces, numbering 200 men, ・ opening & heavy assault from Anpei in west Sulyuan on the Chinese positions at Wuchen, 15 miles east of Wuyuan, on the morning of Apr. 22, was repulsed by Chinese resistance after three hours' struggle, according to a report received to-day. 10
WEATHER REPORT
.... HONGKONG · ROYAL
OBSERVATORY. 10 am
(Tobin homered for the Pirates).] Humidity, 79 per cent.
2 7 B 12
April 25 4 Barometer, (at sea level) 29.93 ins.
Temperature, 71 F.
Wind. Direction, E
Wind Force (Beaufort), &.
1
4 Z 3
i
0
Temperature; maximum yesterday.
72. F. Temperature; minimum last night,
68 F
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Mr. Llang's Itinerary includes Philadelphia Hongkong, Kunming, "Kweiyang, New York Chungking, Chengtu, Hanchung, Slan, Lanchow and finally PRO-
(Rolfe homered for the Yan-
chi, the western terminus of the kecs). Lunghai railway. It is expected
that the trip will take about washington three months,
Boston
Mr. Liang stated that the Na- -tional Federation, aince last year.
(Ten innings were played. had been most active in the estab- homered for the Red Sox), lishment of new Y.MC.As in in-
St. Louis terior places. The two YMCA 8
Detroit at Kwellin and Kwelyang Last spring, for example, had already Chicago done good work. At Kwelyang, the Cleveland spirit of the workers was not damp-
ened by the recent Japanese
Rainfall for 24 hours ending. 10th
today, 0.00 Ins.
Total rainfall since January 1st.
-17.71 ins.
Canada, USA., Honolulu, Japan & Shanghai (Vancouver BC., date - 14th April).
Airways Plane Kumsang Hector....
28th April
24th April
29th April
29th April
Toyama Maru........... Montevideo Maru
29th April
29th April
Tusima Maru.. Conte
99th April
Biancamano... Tjinegara...
29th April 20th April
1st May
lat. May
2nd May
Tatuta Maru...
2nd May
2nd May
2nd May
3rd May
4th May
Gneisenau...
4th May
Thisalak....
3th May
Karuna Maru..........
Sth May
Conte Rosso.. Glenapp..... Pyrrhus.......** Arabia Mara............. Tanda.
5th May
5th May
5th May
5th May..
4th - May
Emp. of Japan..
5th May
Van Heuts.......
Laos
Nellore..
Santhia.
OUTWARD MAILS
REGISTERED AND PARCEL MAILS are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where zasily are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m.. registered and parcel maila are closed at 5.p.m. on the previous day.
Canton..
Haiphong
For
WEDNESDAY
Fort Bayard
Swatow.
Parcels only for
Rangoon
Per
Date and Time
Wed. 28th.
7.15 AM
10,00 AM
19.30 PM
Canton Maru... Yusang.......
Wing Wah Taksang
................. Hai Hing.......................
...Bellerophon...
Cremer.
1.30 PM
3,00 PM
.3.30 PM..!
16.00 PM
Dairen via Shanghal Parcels only for Straits
**THURSDAY'
Shanghai, Japan and Europe. (ex- cept Great Britain and Eire) via Siberia. Haiphong
نا
Thu, 27th.
Rajputana... Cheklang.....
10.30 AM
Noon
TRO
Parola
Reg.
5.00 PM
Ord. 5.30 PM
3.00 PM
G.P.O.
Parcels 3,00 P
10 "18
9 17
3
Foxx
Against an average of, 10.12 ins. Bunset to-night, 6.47 pm, Sunrise to-morrow, 5.56 am,
Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, USA, Central and Bouth America, via Vancouver B. C., (Parcels and Papers only for Canada)--dre Vancouver B. C. 19th May. ...... Emp, of Russia....... | Ord
Reg.
5.00 K
7.00 PM
KPO
*༔
2
6
4
91
4 p.m.. April 25. Barometer (at sea level), 29.85 Ins Temperature. 71 F.
Reg
6.03 PM
Ord.
3.30 PK
9
10
Airmail for "Imperiai Airways
Direct Service"-dúe 4th May.
OPO.
London. Imperial
Reg.
5,00 PM
Airways PlaneOrd. 700PM""
3
.8
3
LPO.
Bog. Le PX
Ord.
1.30 PM
O.P.O
Reg.
5.00 PM
Ord
7,00 PM
7.00 PM
7:00 px
bombing and they were carrying AIRPORT NEWS
on as best as they could with the little funds at their disposal.
WARTIME SERVICE
Imperial Airways,
NORTHBOUND Thursday: Bangkok, Hanol, Hong-
Delphinus 4.30 p.m.
SOUTHBOUND Friday: Hand, Bangkok. Della, Delphinus-6 and 6.30 am. Pan American Airways:
Wartline service by YMCA (kong workers was explained by Mr. Liang during the interview. These workers, a group of over 200 in defatigable college professors, uni- versity, and, high school students, and trained experts, were attend- ing to the huge task of aiding B012 and entertaining wounded diers, giving relief to war. victima and training up the people along communication lines, at rallivay stations and behind the front.
· EASTBOUND
- Filday: UB.A. Manik; Hongkong,
China Clipper-2.p.m.
Humidity, 86 per cent.
Wind Direction, East.
Wind Forte (Beaufort), '4. Maximum temperature, 74° F. Minimum temperature: 63 F. Rainfall, nil,
Vays of
Date of
Height
Haight.
Ale Mall for Malaya, Java and Am- tralia by Imperial Airways Direct -Service-due Bydney, 5th May. Batgon Amoy
Manila
FRIDAY
Sandakan Bwatow.
Impérial
- Airways Plane Jean Laborde...... Taiyuan..............
Pres. Cleveland..
*7.00 PX
HONG KONG" TIDE TABLE
Frow 6 Apr. to 2 May 1939
HIGH WATER.
«LOW WATER,
Hong
Hong
Mausang Chengtu,
8.30 AM
10.30 AM...
Kong
Kong
K.P.O.
Standard
Standard
Time.
Tizne
Beg Ord
8.00 PM
5.80 12
b. m.
ft.in. h. m.
Min.
Wed, 28
03 24 143 1345
06.32 13 0 91 40 |16]
Manila, Australia and New Zea
land via Thursday Island.--due Thursday Island 11th May......
GP.Q...
Reg
·5,00 pri
Kitano Maru.
Ord.
7.00 PX
Thur 27
0439
|4 4.]
07 48 · 4.0
EPO
180963
Rog
5,00 PM
Fri, 28
054647
Air Mail for Indo-Chlam
Ori.
5.30 PM
16416.0
23 48
1,8
NORTHBOUND' Wednesday: France,
Bat 20
0632 0 11 5 37
1800
Hanol,
Stin. 30
Mont
Tues
and France (Paris and Northern Provinces only) by", the #Air Air France France Airways Direct Service" Amoy
O.P.O.
5.00 PM
Plane..
Ord. 7,00 P
Taiyuan
7,00 PM
22 3
2
21 18:15 0.
1444
DAN WESTBOUND Saturday: Manila, USA China Clipper-8:30 am. Air France: 2
Mr. Liang declared that the en- tire programme of war zone ser- vice entailed a total outlay of some $300,000, of which, the Gov-Hongkong. ernment authorities had appro- priated $100,000. Mr Liang ex- pects to leave Hongkong for Kun- ming on April 29,
Service 1 pm,
SOUTHBOUND Saturday: Hañol, France. Service-7 am,
22 50.17 301341
07 12 6 5 0037 $0. 19 18 5.81 136 29
1.17 0747 2022 715 71 13 KA
0893 8.4 0154
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