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"The river steamer Fatshan.
S.S. FATSHAN BEACHED
Continued from Page 1 nese waters, when she struck a submerged rock causing her bot- tom to be holed in two places..
The officers ordered all passer- rers to wear lifebelts. Capt. Whyte beached the Fatshan, and the passengers remained on board..
GUNBOAT. TO RESCUE
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1939.
FOREIGN MAILS
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, 15th OCTOBER, 1939, 9.30 LM Small Packet Post to all countries is suspended.
Every
ADDITION OF SENDER'S ADDRESS
article sent through the Posts should bear in the left-hand corner, or on the back, the name and address of the sender, so that the Post Office may be able in case of non-delivery, A large number of un-
Fifty minutes later, in response to return it unopened and without delay. to SOS signals, à British torpedo delivered articles are destroyed every year at the Returned Letter boat arrived and soon after a office because they contain no clue, outside or inside, of the where- British gunboat went to the assis-abouts of the senders, tance of the river steamer.
The Kinshan, which is on the Hongkong-Macao run, on receiving news of the mishap, left Hongkong" at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon arriving off Lin Ting Island at 3.45
OLYMPIC PLAYER FOR after a journey of less than two
EASTERN SOCCER XI
Tsui Ah-fai To Appear
On November 18
Evidence of the strong efforts being made by Eastern to capture the football honours this year is further revealed in the fact that they are importing two Chinese champions from overseas to play for their first team this year.
One of these is a world Olympic player and would prove a formidable asset to the Eastern Club. He is TSUT AH-FAI and the famous All-China centre-half.
He is now in Manila. but has been successful in securing a Job with the Hongkong branch of the Wing On Bank. He is duc here early next month. and will in all probábljity make his first ap- pearance in local League football when Eastern meet the Club no Nov, 18.
HERE BEFORE
The other player being brought out by Eastern is YUEN WAN- TUNG. He is due here from Hal fong on Friday and will be seen in action against the Royal Navy on Sunday next. Yuen is not en- tirely unknown to Hongkong foot- ball fans as he was here with the Haltong team a few months ago. but then he was known as Nguyen van. Thong, his Tonkinese name.
Having been born and brought up in Tonkin, French Indo-China, Yuen speaks French and Tonkin- ese in addition to his native Chinese. He is a useful forward and will probably · replace -- Chan Yue Tin the Eastern left inner
, who has left for Yunnan to`take up an appointment with the Chi- nese Government.
NEW AIR SERVICE; CHUNGKING TO RANGOON
Early Inauguration Expected
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CHUNGKING, Oct. 24 (Benter)
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TSUI AH-FAI
hours. Special permission had been obtained from the authorities for the vessel to use the Capsul- mun route, in order to save time,
The gunboat then undertook four or five trips to complete the transfer of passengers "from the beached steamer to the Kinshan.
nese
The British sailors worked splendidly, carrying the Chi- women passengers' lug- gage and generally helping in caring for the chlidren and bables. The passengers were full of praises for the rescue work on the part of the British jacktars.
Owing to the uncertainty of Sea transport the public. are requested to post Christmas Parcels early, preferable" before the end of October.
INWARD MAILS
From
Dre
Air Mail by "Air France Direct Service"-Paris
date, 18th October
Air Mail by "Pan American Alt-ways Direct Ser-
vice"-San Francisco date, 19th October. Manila.
Shanghai
Straits and Tourane.
Haiphong, Pakhel and Holhow
Air Mail by "Imperial Airways Direct Service"
London date, 18th October, Shanghai
Bangkok
Shanghai and Amoy. Japan.
With all passengers safely aboard, the Kinshan left the scene at 9.15 last night arriving in Hongkong shortly before 11 o'clock. Manila. There were no casualties but Manila. there was a note of humour struck
Canton by some of the Chinese passengers shanghai. who remarked that they had
Halphong travelled on two boats for a single Japan.
fare!
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Japan.
Calcutta and Saigon
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date, 30th September),
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Francisco date, 8th October), Japan and Shanghai,
28th Oct.
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Service"
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Straits. Japan.
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Australia and Manila...
-31st Out.
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lat Nov.
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lat Nov.
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According to reports reaching Hongkong, Chinese villagers cross- ing the border into British terri- tory state that the Japanese land- ed soldiers at Namtau yesterday morning, it is believed for the purpose of constructing defences Haiphong. Pakhol and Hollow,
Alr Mall by "Imperial Airways Direct -London date 21st October ......... Shanghai.. Manila
on the highroad from Namtau to Shanghai and Amoy ... Shumchun. Some of them state Japan and Shanghai, that firing has been heard
Japan, Namtau almost, dally for the last Shanghai
week
near
CRAIGENGOWER CRICKET Shangha
CLUB ANNUAL MEETING
Sound Position Reported
President
By
"I feel I am justified in saying that the year's working is satis- factory and that the general position of the Club can be regarded as a very sought "one."
The above is an extract from the address given by the President of the Craigengover Cricket Club, Mr. B. W. Bradbury, at the annual general meeting of the Club yesterday evening.
The profit for the last financial to congratulate Mr. U. M. Omar
The early inauguration of a year shows an increase over last on winning the Colony's Singles direct air mall passenger service year and the Club is on a very Championship again. between Chungking and Rangoon satisfactory financial footing.
is expected here, with stops at Kunming and Lashio en route,
The passenger fares are officially announced as follows:
Chungking to Kunming $325 Chinese cuгест);
Kunming to Lashid $550 (C.N.). Lashio to Rangoon $650 (ON.). From Lashio to Kunming £14. The Chungking-Rangoon ine will be operated by the American China National Aviation Corporation.
Mr. C. S. Rosselet, re-elected Vice-President, was made a Life Member. Mr. Bradbury was re- elected President. "
Straits. Japan.
Java and Manila, Manila.
Japan. Sandakan.
Shanghai
Shanghai,
Austraila and Manila..
Straits
Japan.
Canada, USA, Japan and Shanghai
B. C. date 18th October.
OUTWARD MAILS
Registered and Parcel Mail are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unires otherwise stated, and where The performance of our cricket-
malls are advertised to close at or before 9 a.m. registered and ers was not up to expections, es-
parcel mals are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day. When pecially after the success of themails are advertised to close. after previous season...
Parcel malls are closed at 5 p.m.-
CRAIGENGOWER
For.
WEDNESDAY
Bangkok
Fort Bayard and Haiphong
Shanghal
Mr. W. K Way and Mr. A. E Our Tennis section has been Coates, who had been Secretary very active this season. No hon- and Treasurer, respectively. for ours were gained; but there was nany years regretted that they plenty of enthusiasm." were unable to find time to con- In conclusion, I would like to tinue in their offices, and refused express my appreciation of the. Sino-office-bearers for the coming year butgoing Committee. To the mem-
to be nominated for the posts when co-operation accorded me by the Amoy. were being proposed,
bers go my sincere thanks for their
Haiphong helpfulness throughout the season.
Bangkok OFFICERS ELECTED Election of office bearers resulted as follows:-
BELCIANS DENY PARIS REPORT
RADIO SPEECH
After much persuation, however, Mr. Coates was prevalled upon to continue as Hon. Treasurer, while Mr. E. Zimmern was elected Hon. Secretary, vice Mr. Way.
Registered and
Date and Time
Wed. 25th
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2.00 PM
3.30 PM
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Parcela
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Reg.
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O.P.O.
Parcels 4,00 P
Committee: R. Basa, Dr. N. P.
Canada via San Francisco,. (No Parcels for Ca- nada) due San Francisco, 10th November.
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Fresident: B. W. Bradbury: Vice- President. C. a. Rosselet; Hon. Treasurer: A. E. Coates: Han Shanghai, USA., Central and South America and Secretary: E. Zimmern;
Kranjia, L. C. R. Souza, W. K. Way.
PARIS Oct. 24 (Reuter)-The
CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH Belgian Embassy in Par's has
After the minutes of the last issued a denial of the Paris re-meeting had been read and con- ports that Belgians of military age firmed and the report and accounts residing in France have been re-adopted, the President addressing called to their own country.
the meeting said:-
T. Locke, J, W. Leonard, A. B. Far from this being the case, theness of the meeting, let me express
Before proceeding with the busi- Hamson, and Dr. C. W. Lam. Embassy says, Belg'ans in France, the Club's deep regret at the paas-Captain of the 1st Cricket XI and E. "Zimmern was re-elected as who are now serving with the Beling of Dr. J. 8. Guzdar and Mr. B. R. Iranee, the captain of the gian Army, have been given leave J. Forsyth. to return to their familles in
2nd team. Subscriptions showed a nice in- Franco,
R. Basa was appointed Bar Con- crease. Towards the latter part" of venor, L. C. R. Souza Lawn Bowls the season, the Committee decreed Convenor, T. Locke House Con- that all new members pay one venor, and C 8. Rosselet, Social year's subscription in advance, Convenor, J. W. Leonard was elect- Continued from Page 1
and I feel that this practice will ed Tennis Convenor. ultimately prove beneficial to the
A sum of $100 to be paid to Mr. Anti-War Pact, the League · of | Club.
T. A Martin, the auditor, as re- Nationis had repeatedly passed re- In looking over the Balance numeration for the ensuing year, solutions censuring Japan and had Sheet, you will see that the Club and $200 each as honarium to the even. invoked Article 18 of the House has been written down to Hon. Secretary and Hon. Treasur- League Covenant applying political $2,000 and Furniture and Fixtures er, was also passed and economic sanctions.
to $1,800. During the past two Vigorous protests had also bern) seasons, these two items have been lodged with Japan by the Ameri-depreciated by $4,000, which is very
The Archbishop o xork, speak- can, British and French Govern-beral and inquestionably very ing in Scarborough, sald the pco- ments concerning Japan's aggres- desirable.
ple in this country would desirè to sive activities, solemnly declaring
ENJOYABLE SEASON
make an entirely reasonable peace non-recognition of mailateral "With regard to the sporting ac- with the people of Germany when change of treatles affecting China, tivities of the Club, I am pleased the latter had a government which Concluding, Dr. Wang urged his to report a highly enjoyable sea-was reliable and trustworthy. In compatriots to continue resistance son. In the Howls section, our this there was at least a hope of against Japanese aggression, to First Team finished runners-up: peorganising Europe into a system maintain China's sovereign and Our Becond and Third Teams also of states which genuine'y accepted territorial integrity and to safe did very well, without gaining the reign of law amongst them- guard world peace,
any special honoura, Permit me selves. BWS),
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