THE

BLUE FUNNE

LINE

REGULAR AND FAST

FREIGHT AND

'PASSENGER SERVICES |

LONDON SERVICE

ATAX

13th Doa For Amsterdam, Lendon & Hamburg AN FENOR 25rd Dee. For Macarilles, London, Rotterdam

& Oligo

LIVERPOOL SERVICE

ULYSSES

AGAPENUR

16th Doa.

16th Jan

For Port Said, donna, Havre, Liverpool & tungow For Port Baid, Givram, Kavra

Liverpool

NEW YORK SERVICE ADRASTOS Ul Des For Hosta New York & Baltimora vis Philippines, Port Swittenham

& Hingapore PACIFIC SERVICE (via Kobe & Yokolinena} EXTON

19th Dec, Vor Visteris, Vou'ver & Beattle PYNDAREUS 16th Ja

Viotorin, Vantver & Heattle

INWARD SERVICE HELENUS Due 30th Nov SUFOLYOUS 59 Dec

For Shanghal Kobe & Yoko For Shanghai, Kobe & Yoko Also warga Steamers with limited passenger Recommandation

agoaially reduced form,

bor freight, perage rates and information apply to the under

mentionel

All bookings are subject to the provisions of the Company"-

Bill of Lading.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

Agente.

NY.K

REDUCED THROUGH TICKETS TO EUROPE VIA U.S.A. VARYING FROM 479 to 8120 ON SALE.

Bhinyo Maru

Hikawa Mara

*

SAN FRANCISCO via Shanghai, Japan Parts & Honolulu.

Asama Maru

Wednesday, 9th Doc. Tuesday, 22nd Dec. SEATTLE, VANCOUVER vis Shanghai & Japan Ports.

Tuosday, 15th Doo. LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP & RUTTERDAM vi

Singapote, Penang, Oolombo & Saez,

Yasukuni Maru Hakono Maru

*

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila & Ports.

Atsuta Maru

Kamo Maru......

*Tottori Maru...

"Nagato Maru....

BOMBAY via Singapore, Parang & Colombo.

SOUTH AMERICA (WEST COAST) via Japan, Honolulu,

Los Angeles, Mexico & Panama.

Hoiyo Maru

NEW YORK, BOSTON viu Panama.

*Takaoka Maru

**

Friday, 4th Doc. Saturday, 12th Dov.

Saturday, 26th Dev. Baturday, 23rd Jan.

Friday, 27th Nov. Monday, 30th Nov.

Tuesday, 22nd Dec.

Thursday, 10th Deo,

Sunday, 20th Doc.

Sunday, 20th Nov. Tuesday, 8th Doc

LIVERPOOL via Port Said, Constantinople.

Gonon & Marusillos.

*Dakar Maru

CALCUTTA via Singapore, Penang & Rangoon,

*Rangoon Maru

*Bongol Maru

SHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

*Hakodato Maru...

Hushini Maru

Tango Marn

*Cargo only.

Saturday, 28th Nov. Saturday, 28th Nov. Sunday, 29th Nov.

THE

For further information apply to:-NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA

Telephone 30291. (privato exchanges to all Dopts.

INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

SAILINGS BURJROT TO ALTERATION.

Destination.

Chaksang Hangsang

Stoamors

IN THITAB và STATUS

SHANGHAI

Sandviken

TO SHANGHAI via SWATOW

Davikon

Yatebing

-WO SINGAPORE PENANG

CALCUTTA

Kutsang Hosang Kumsang

NO ÚSAKA vĨA ÁMOT & KOBE Hosang

Sailings.

Sun. 29th Nov at 7 a.m. Wod. 2nd Doo at 7am. Sun. 6th Deo at 7 a.m. Wod. 9th Doc at 7 a.m. Fri, 27th Nov at 7 a.m.

Thurs. 10th Deo at 3 pm). Wed. 16th Dos at 3 pm. Thurs. 7th Jan at 3 p.m. Fri. 27th Nov at 7 a.m.

Sup. 6th Deo at 7 a.m.

TO OSAKA via AMOT,

Yuansang

SHANGHAI KORE

KO OSAKA vix AMOY,

Kurawang

Satur. 19th Duo at? a.m.

Mausang Yulang

Chipshing

MOJI & KONE

TO SANDAKAN

29 TIENTSIN via SWATOW,

SHANGMAT & CHEFOO

For freight or passags apply to ---

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD,

Cheongshing

Wed. 9th Doc at Mon. 14th Doo at Tucs. 1st Doc at

B. 11th Dec at 7 a.m.

noon. noon.

7 a gl

Talophone 30311.

General Manager.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 26, 1981.

INDIA POLITICAL MURDERS.

BRITAIN'S DUTY EXPOUNDED.

London, Nov. 25. ·

During the debate in the Houso of Lords last night, Lord Lothian, the Under Secretary for India. agreed that the growth of political murders, notably in Bengal, was extremely grave. The British Government in India' would sup- port all measures taken to sup- press terrorism, and all the more- because they appreciated the fair spirit of the delegates to the Round Table Conference, and were anxious to see self-govern- ment extended in India.

It was the Government's duty to protect the lives of its own ser- vants and others, and it was not the less its duty to prevent a body of men deflecting the course of political progress by bringing not reason and argument, but terrorism and assassination to bear. Drastic action must be taken to end this mentec.

Final Conclusions.

the The taal conclusions of Government on the vitally im- portant questions which have been before the Indian Round Table Conference will be an- nounced by the Prime Minister. probably on Tuesday, when it is anticipated the final plenary sex- sion of the conference will end. Meanwhile, forecasts of the Go- vernment polley should be treated with reserve,

In recent talks with the lendera of important sertions of the Indian delegations, the nititule of the Modems and Hindu Liberals has been nude clear. The Moslems, It is stated, will give no support to The introduction of responsibility at the Centre, or of any further responsibility in the provinces, while the question of protection of minorities remains open. A statement defining the Hindu Liberals' opposition to accepting

provincial autonomy as a half- Why house was issued last night.

Defence Question,

NEW CHURCH FOR PARIS AMERICANS.

Distinguished American residents of Paris gathared to dedicate the hugo Americno Church erected on the famous Quai D'Orany. Here you see the edifice as it appears bordered by tall shade trees. At upper right, United States Ambassador Walter Edge and Mrs. Edge are shown arriving for the opening services,

BRITISH INTEREST IN PEKING RAILWAY,

WARNING TO JAPAN,

Tokyo, Nov. 25.

SEVERE FIGHTING NEAR CHENTUNG.

SITUATION ACUTE.

Peking, Nov. 25. The Chinese Publicity Bureau reports Hovere Chinese and Japanese fighting near Chentung. The participants include part of General Chang Hai-peng's army. several thousand Jehol troops from Lupoi and Tuchuan, and port of the artillery stationed on the

Places westward of Chontung fallen into a and Tailal, have state of confused fighling.

The Bureau adde that the Japanese, fearing that their rear might be cut, are sending large numbers southward from Tittelhar. while Japanese from Tungling and Changwu and proceeding to Chentung Rexter

It is reported that Sir Miles Lampson is preparing to warn The draft report on defence and external affairs will be considered Japan that military operations to-day by the Federal Structure along the Peking-Mukden Railway Committee of the Conference. will endanger the interests of the

It summarises the views ex British bondholders. pressed during the recent dia- Commenting on the report, of-Taonan-Solun Railway. cussion, and sintes that the f majority reaffirmed the conclusion ficial circies intimate that Japan in that, during the period of transi-prepared fully to compensate for tlon, the Governor General shailjany damage that mry result from be responsible for defence, being Japanese Retion.--Reuter. assisted by a Minister of his own

Statement by Sir John Simon. choice, responsible to him and not

London, Nov. 25. to the legislature. The majority Governor atso renfirm that the General should be responsible for ex'crnal relations.-British Wire.

Chinchow Clash Feared.

Tokyo. Nov, 25.

of westward

The altuation

In the House of Commons to-day, Sir John Simon made a statement that the Lengue Council, including the British, welcomed the Japanese proposal for a commission of en- AUSTRALIAN AFFAIRS. quiry in Manchuria, which is being Mukden continues. acute and it is carefully studied by the Counel,generally believed that a ecrious The British Government co-operat- clash between the Chinese and GOVERNMENT DEFEATED IN ing to the full with the other mem-Japanese is inevitable shortly Thera of the Council in order to unless the Chinese voluntarily CLOSE YOTE.

bring the contesting parties to withdraw and disperse the troops The wether in

an concentrated at Chluchow. an effort to reach

situation in North Manchuria appears

have quietened.-

Canberra, Nov, 25. The Commonwealth Govern-agreed solution. ment was defeated by 7 to 32 The Chinese delegate had said | Reuter. votes after a debate arising out that he could not accept the com- of the Labour Minister, Mr. Bensmission until he ley's, motion for an adjournment details,--Retry, of the House of Representatives,

on his demand for select com- mitee to enquire into an allego-

knew further

Mr. Lansbury's Motion.

London, Nov, 26.

Lull in Hostilities.

Mukden, Nov. 25.

It is officially stated that the 6ghting near Chuliaho yesterday Jended at 7 pun.. the Chinese

Lion

that Mr. Theodore, the in the House of Commons to- troops leaving 60 dead. Federal Treasurer, had shown day. Mr. Lansbury gave notice of The Japanese casunities were political bias in his distribution | his Intention to discuss the Manchu-one officer and three men killed, of the unemployment relief grant, rian situation on the adjournment and one ofliver and 8 meu, wounded.

Reuter.

of the House this evening.—Reuter. —Router.

SHIPBUILDERS,

SHIP REPAIRERS,

BOILER MAKERS,

FORGE MASTERS,

OXY-ACETYLENE AND

ELECTRIC WELDERS,

MECHANICAL, AND

OF HONGKONG, LIMITED. THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD & ENGINEERING COMPANY

SALVAGE TUG “TAIKOO”

Wireless Call

V.P.Q.M. 900 Matara.

ELECTRICAL

ENGINEERS.

RECORD SPEED

TO THE

PACIFIC COAST

VIA MONOLULU: 10 DAYS, 18 ER., 27 MOL. DIRECT EXPRESS: 7 DAYS, 29 HR. 16 MI24.

These are actual record sailing times betwson Yokohama and Victoria....by Empress of Japan, largest, fastest liner on the Pacific,

Take this speedy giantess or Empress of Canada (her sister ship in luxury and speed) for Konolulu and thence to the Pacifie Const; or, you can connect at Honolulu with San Francisco and Los Angeles sailings.

If you want Direct Express, go on Empress of Russia and Empress of Asia,

Both routes to Vancouver (where tnins. como direct to khips' sido) and Victoria.

on all

Luxurious First Class Empresses, designed for the most fastidious travellers. Empress Tourist, Cabin offers spaciousness and service In the famous Em- presa manner, yet at lower rates. Also an unusually fine Third Class.

CANADIAN PACIFIC

SPECIAL Round Trip Faros to

EUROPE.

WEEKLY TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE

To San Francisco, Los

Angeles & New York

vin Panama

Fortnightly sillage on Tuesdaye. Pros. Coolidge... Pros. Wilson Pros. Hoover

TAF ***

Dec. U Doc. 22

Jan. 6

To Seattle &

Victoria

Fortightly callinge en bundays.

DEMI

Pren, Jefferson - Nov, 29, 8 a.17. Pres. Madison....

Dec. 13

Pren. Olovaland

***

£79, £112, £120 Special through to rates Europe via

United States. Direct connections

with all Atlantic linen. Oheica of rail lines across United State and Canada, liberal atop-over privileges for eight-sooing,

ROUND TRIP FARE TO EUROPE.

From HONGKONG to NAPLES

...MARSEILLES

,, LONDON

140

Full particulars upon applicatias.

Round-the-World

Dec. 27

£152.6.0d.

£161.0.04.

£169,16.04.

Fortnightly exitings na Banjays via Manila, Straite, Colombo, Bree Canal,

Alexandra, Naples, Donos, Marseilles, New York and Boston,

Prox. Adama... 8., Nov. 20, .m. Pros. Harrison 8., Dec. 13, § a.m. Pros. Hayon Sun., Dec 27, 8 ..

Prou. Adams Pros. Coolidge ..... Fros. Madison ...

Pres. Piece Sun., Jan. 10, 8 .. Pros, Monroe Run., Jen. 24, 8 a... Pres. V. Euron Sun., Feb. 7, 8 a.m. To Manila

Nov. 29,8 p.m. Pres. Harrison ... Dro. 13, 8 a.m. Nov. 30, 6 to.

Pres. Wison

Tec. 15, 6 p.m. Doc. 6, 6 p.. Fres, Cleveland... Dec. 19, 6 p.m.

CANTON BRANCH- No. 4 Shakoo Stroot. DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES. AMERICAN MAIL LINE

M.V. "NANKING"

+

17

Balling about

30th

Nov. 27th Doo.

27th Jan

Tel. Addresss—~ TRIKOODOCK **

Telephone No. 39211.

Call Flag: "è aver ** 2313. PENKANT,"

-DRY DOCK--

Length 787 Feet.

Length on Blocks 750 Feat.

Depth on Centre of KM(H.W.0.5.T.) 34 ft. 8 ins.

-THREE SLIPWAYS- Capable of Handling Ships up to

4,000 Tons displacement.

Electric Crane at Sea Wail, Capable ef Lifting 100 Tons at 70 Feet Radlua.

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

NONGKONA, CHINA & JAPAN.

SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS

twith Limited, but exceptionally good, passenger seatmmodation). Homewards to:

Ports Said, Gonos, Algiers, Oran, Rotterdam (Amsterdam), Hamburg, Oslo, Gothenburg and other Scandinavian Ports,

Manila and Straits Bottlements.

M V. "TAMARA” M.V. "PEIPING""

Outwards to:

vis

SHANGHAI, And Japan PORTS.

Salling about

M.V. "PEIPING" Passenger Ratas:

20th

"A" Class

Hongkong to Genos Hongkong to 1st. North Continental Ports,

£37

Deo, "B" Class

#52

*488

$57

-Agents:

THE SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.

GILMAN & CO., LTD.

Hongkang.

0. R. HUYGEN

Cantoni

Share This Page