NEW ADVERTISEMENTS |STOCK EXCHANGE
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
As from 27th November, 1937, DUNLOP RUBBER CO. (CHINA) LTD., has Removed its Offres to MARINA HOUSE, 2nd Floor, Queen's Road. Telephone 24554.
NEW
Telegrams: PNEUMATIC
YORK STOCK | EXCHANGE SWAN, CULBERTSON & FRITZ LATEST REPORTS
New York, Nov, 20. S. C. & F. Dow Jones Suminary of yesterday's markets;
There was some profit-taking to- the agreed that day, Traders are President's housing programme, or at least the construction part of it, should be stimulated by private capital; however, they prefer to await the President's conferences with the labour, building and finance repre- sentatives. It is held that the labour cost will be a
pur-
Inter-
vital factor in the scheme. Experts draw attention to the fact that financing costs under the Federal Housing Administration will be too high to stimulate the chase of new homes. Railroads anti- elpate carly action by the State Commerce Commission on their request for 16% higher freight rates. Stocks on the Curb Exchange were lower und de market was quiet. Bonds were Irregular, with Govern- ment Issues irregularly higher.
S. C. & F. New York correspondent enbles:
Stocks: The market to-day reacted normally from last week's sharp rally. We would defer new buying for the time being. The "Times" business index for the week was 18.0. na against 90.5 the revised index for last week and 104.7 for the Corres- ponding week of lust your.
Last week's Colton:
encourage- ment, on the apparent improvement of Government altitude towards bustness, is now less evident. The market to-day, on the whole, featureless.
Wheat Foreign
why
buying is Ap-
GAINS HOLD
ENTHUSIASM WANES
TOWARDS CLOSE.
London, Nov, 20.
THE
The London Stock Exchange opened Arm and was fairly active, but subsequently it grew quieter, the: carlier enthusiasm being dampened: by a disappointing opening on Wall Street. Nevertheless many appreci» i able advances held.
on firm
Chinese Customs Loans were sharp- marked up. Commodities and extreme rubber were reserve sellers, and base metals rallied following better week-end American advlees.
Wall Street opened irregular, but later was quiet, digesting President Roosevelt's intest message to Congress. -Reuter Special.
TYPHOID NOW WANING
CROYDON EPIDEMIC UNDER CONTROL
London, Nov. 20.
number of At noon to-day the typhoid cases at Croydon, a Surrey suburb of London, had reached 235, though there were no further deaths.
There were nine cases in the last 24 hours, but the rate of increase is now less rapid-Reuter.
FREE TO RETURN TO SHANGHAI
Washington, Nov. 29. Vice-Admiral Yarnell, Commander- in-Chief of the United States Asiatic Fleet has informed the authorities of the naval base nt Manila that Washington has no objection to the return of wives and dependents of ofleers and inen of the Asiatic Fleet Dad Marine Corps to Shanghai, now that conditions are becoming quieter, -Reuter,
parently awaiting the movement of NEW AUSTRALIAN
the crop In the Southern Hemisphere, White
most bullish opinions are pre- dicated upon the expected improve- ment in exports, Rains are predicted in the dry Winter belt. There has been a visible decrease in supplies of 1,501,000 bushels.
ta-day
were
Corn: Receipts smaller, but were sufficiently ampte demand. There
to meet prevailing
has been a visible increase in sup- ples of 2,650,000 bushels.
ftubber: The market is feature- less, awaiting the meeting of the Quota Committee,
Sugar: The market to-day was more active and prices wern Arm. Large sugar interests were persistent buyers.
Wall Street Journal murning com- anent:
Traders considered that the mar- kel's rally was impressive and is likely to continue. Some bulls ex- peet individual averages to reach the 130-135 zone before any important -resistance- appears.
In spite of a more cheerful senti- ment, few traders expect a turn in business conditions for some time to
come.
The Street believes that if the latest utility plon from Washington surcoeds, there will be much switch- ing from railroad stocks to utility securities.
30 Industrials
Close Dow Jones Averages Nov. 20.
123.71 121,58
31.71
31.54 22.08
22.48 92.40 92.42 $52.54
20 Itatis
20 Utilities
40 Bonds
1 Commodity Index, 52.77
U.S.
COMMODITY
PRICES
LATEST CABLED
QUOTATIONS
New York, Nov. 29.
The following quotations on the New York commodity exchange are -issued by Router.
December
January
March
May
July
New York Colion
Opening
Closing
8,05/05 7.05/95
8.05/06 7.97N
8.12/13 8.03/03
8.14/15
8.07/07 8.10/10 8,11/11 8.24/23 8.15/15
8,10
October Spot.
The Delivery Day for December Colton Dec. 1.
The First Notice Day for January
is Dec. 27 and the Delivery Date Jan.
New York Rubber
14.00/01
December
March
May
July
September
CABINET
Canberra, Nov. 20. The new Australian Cabinet was sworn in to-day, consisting of nine members of Premier Lyons' United Australia Party and five members of the Allied County Party.
There are a number of changes In tre Ministries-Router.
NEW S.N.O. FOR YANGTZE
London, Nov. 29. Rear-Admiral R. V. Ilolt is to assume Command as Senior Naval Oliver on the Yangtze in succession to Rear-Admiral L. G. E. Crabbe on January 21, 1938.-Reuter.
BRITISH. MILITARY
MISSION
London, Nov. 20. Lord Cranborne announced in the House of Commons to-day that a is visiting British military mission Port Ugai next February for the pur- pose of establishing personal contact with appropriate authorities and re- viewing matters of common interest. -Reuter.
SHIP'S IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
HONGKONG
TELEGRAPH.
BOY SCOUT. MOVEMENT PRAISED
Makes For Good Citizenship Says Mr. Cock
Many Awards Presented
of the
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
30,
1937.
FURTHER ARRESTS
Duke Di' Borgo Is Among Suspects
ITALIANS
PRETEND UNCONCERN
But Actually Watch Anglo-French Talks Closely
POST OFFICE.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
CARDS
Christmas and New Year cards
CHRISTMAS LETTER MAIL FOR CANADA AND LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS FOR US.A. The Christmas Leiter Mali for Canada and U.S.A. and Parcel Mail bebring not more than five written for U.S.A. will be closed in the words and enclosed in open envelopes General Post Office and Kowloon are accepted by the Post Office at
the rate for printed molter, Le. 5- Central Post Ones as fullaws; Home, Nov. 29.
cents per 2 ounces for oil countries. Registered Mail 5.00 p.m. Nov. 30.
Hongkong, China and Macao Ordinary Mall 8.30 p.m. Nov. 30. Parcels (U.S.A. ·
only)
Paris, Nov. 20.
рег- One of the most important sois arrested in connection with the Cogoulards revolutionary plot Duin Joseph Pozzo di Borgo, who is reported to have said, "Perhaps 1 Despite an outward show of indif- ama good catch, but I will bring anference, the Anglo-French talks are evgi better one after I have talked being watched with close interest. with examining Magistrate."
fis. believed that the Duke was
aligh Rightist official. indicating that he would implicate
Over 00 raids in Dieppe, Toulouse and Paris have revealed new arms cades and have brought about new
arresta,
The officially Inspired newspapers
and suggest profound Anglo-French minimise the importance of the talks considered that differences. It is Britain is deliberately laying settlement with Italy while pushing
a
forward the German tall. It is felt
Thanks to well-wishers Hongkong Boy Scouts Association for support, and an appeal for further assistance, were expressed hv His Excellency the Governor, Sir Geoitry Northcote, at the annual meeting of the Association in St. John's Hall yesterday. A feature of the occasion was the presentation of the Suver Wolf to the Rev. N. V. Halward, The police are decoding documents that no real progress can be made Commissioner.
selt in the hope of learning the in bridging together the two axes until Abyssinia and the New Medi- Scout. He was supported by Mr. names of more leaders of the plot.
recognized.→ Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, (Vice-Pro-
Rocque re- Reuter Special. Conte Casimir de La sident), Mr. Cyril Champlin, (Deputy Rams to-day. The Dukes Pozzo Commissioner), Mr. D. A. Pockson. Borio, who ik responsible for the (Secretary), and Messrs. Lo Koon-
Koon-kan, hang and Lo surers).
Halward, Mr. E. Cock, (President), The defamation trial ngrinstterranean issues
aro
TALKS BEGIN
London, Nov. 28, (Tren-Peedings being brought, will be
and M. Chautemps, M. Delboy given special dispensation in order to
other French representatives arrived appe. He will possibly "confess"
at 10 Downing Street at 11 a.m. for during the trial.-United Press.
During
French one of the earlier hear the talks. The
ministers Rocque, M. Ings of the trist of La Andie Tardieu, former Premier of will be the guests of lunch France, testified that he had financed Neville Chamberlain La Rocque's Fascist movement for Mr. Anthony 10 months from weeret Government dinner. funds.
Others present included Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith, Hon. Mr. R. II. Kete- wall, Hon. Mr. T. H King, and Mrs, King, (Commissioner of Girl Guides), Commodore E. B. C. Dicken, Rev. J. R. Higgs, and Mr. F. G. Maunder
adoption
of the Proposing the annual report Mr. Cock declared that it spoke for itself. Definite pro- gress had been made during the year. Doy Scout movement
Good citizens, und if ever the world needed good cliizens, it needed them to-day. The proposal was seconded by Mr. King and passed unanimously, as was the statement of accounts.
Appealing for support, he said the
made
Mr. D. J. Sloss, Vice-Chancellor of the University, and Mr. A. E. Pratt were elected members of the Council, and the following were re-elected Mr. A, el Arculli, Lieut. Col. H. B. L. Mr. T. H. King, Dowbiggin, lion.
Mr. N. L Mr. A. J. Lane, Hon. Smit
Mr. Tung Shiu-kin, NF, Lưu E B. C. Commodore Dicken, Rev. Cyril Brown, Dr. G. L Shaw, Mrs. T. H. King, Major C. M. Manners, lion. Mr. M. T. 10.
W. Dr. | Mr. W. Kay, Hun.
Lieut. Col. R. C. B. Anderson, Rev. C. B. R Sargent, Mr. Chan Fook- trong Bộ
Rev. Fr. E. Teruzzi, Mr. W. C. Low, Mr Li Jowsan, Rt. Rev. R 0. Hall, Sir Atholl MacGregor, Mr. M. 12. Takiti, Mr. H. S. Mok, Mr. W. N. Thomas Tan, Col. N. M. S. Irwin, Mr. George She, Dr. D. J. Valentine, Mr. F. G. Maunder, Rev. J. R. Higgs, Dr. W. C. Clark, Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotowall, Licut. Col. H. L. Murrow, Hon. Sir Souson Chow,
AWARDS PRESENTED
awards
and
No Food For Italian Ship
Amoy Refuses To
Provide Victuals.
Amay, Nov. 27.
ན.
4.00 p.m. Nov. 30. These mails will be forwarded by the 3.6. "President Taft" and are dur In San Francisco on December 21. 1037.
CHRISTMAS LETTER AND
2 cents per 2 ounces.
Envelopes must not be closed.
t
VIA SIBERIA ROUTE
Letters and Postcards for Europe and South America, are forwarded'.
PARCEL MAILS FOR AUSTRALIA la Siberia" if so superscribed.
The Christmas Letter and Parcel Malls for Australia will be closed in the General Post Office and Kowloon
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Central Post Ofee as follows:
Parcels
5.00 p.m. Dec. 2. Registered and Parcel. Hails are closed 15 minutes earlier than the Registered Mail 6.00 p.m. Dec. 2. Ordinary Mall 9.00 a.m. Dec. 3. lime given below unless otherwise These malis wil be forwarded by itated, and where mails are advertised the A.. "Tanda" and are due to to close.ut or before 9 n.m., registered arrive at Sydney on December 22, and parcel moils are closed of 5 p.m. 1937.
on the previous day,
of Mr. to-night
Froin
Eden gives them
Mr.
The talks will be resumed morrow and after the luncheon at the French Embassy It is expected the ministers will return to Paris.
The French representatives at the Corbin, talks include M. Charles Ambassador, M. Leger, Secretary at the Qual d'Orsay, M. Messigli, Direc- tor of Political and Commercial Al- fairs, and M. de Margerle, First Sc- cretary of the French Embassy. The British representatives are Chamberlain, Mr. Ed:n, Lord Halifax and Sir Robert Vansitiuri.-Reuter. The Italian warship Lepanto left
AUSTRIAN VISITORS Amoy for Shanghai yesterday morn ing. This is the first time in the
London, Nov. 20.
Finance a warship history of the port that
Dr. Neumayer, Austrian of Italy has visited this port. Not one Minister, and Dr. Kienboek, President
here. Italian subject resides
The of the Austrian National Bank, ar- Vessel came from Hongkong
yesterday rived at Victoria found itself, one day only from that short visit. Their engagements in- port, with no food and oil. It pur-
Hclude dliner to be given by Sir chased 800 tins of petrol from the Robert Kindersley, well-known bank Asiatic Petrolem Company and 100, and a luncheon arranged by the tons of sola oil from the Standard oll Chancellor of the Exchequer, Company. In addition it ordered John Simon-British Wireless. 300 pounds of beet from the market of Kulangsu
No
Japan Stralis
Japan
Swatow
INWARD MAILS
Per
Air. Mali by "Imperial Airways
Direct Service"-London
20th November Shanghai and Swatow
Haiphong
Amoy
Straits
Canada, U.S.A., and Japan (Van-
couver, B.C., 13th November} Japan
Airmail by "Pan-American
ways Direct Service"-San Frat- cisco date, 24th November, Jupan
Howall Moru
Tanda
Due
November 30.
November 30.
November 30.
.November 30.
Bhutan
Cremer
Gnelsennu
Hupch
date,
Imperial Airways Plano November 30. Kiungchow
November 30..
Kwangtung
November 30.
Tilawa
November 30.
Yasukuni Maru
November 30.
Emp. of Asia
December 1.
..December 1.
Air Pan-American Airways Plane
December 1..
December 1.
Yuensang
December 1..
Haruna Maru
.December 3.
Nankin
December 4,
Patroclus
December 4.
Patroclus
.December 4.
Manila
Japan
President Folk Pyrrhus Pres. Jefferson Ixion
.December 4.
.December 4.
.December 5..
December 5.
опе
in
KING GEORGE ON TOUR
Straits and Europe vin Suez (Letters ilon 11th and papers) - November and London parcels- London dute-4th November
Rawalpindi
OUTWARD MAILS
Per
Date and Time.
and
A hitch occurred. Kulangsu would supply the beef. No take the oil to the lighter would A presentation of
vessel and no coolie would handle) was then made by the It on shore. Two hundred pounds of warrants
time, beef were procured after much de- Commissioner's lay and difficulty and the ship's own
Governor. For the
first
Chinese was given
AND CORNWALL
for a
Sir
rant when Mr. Qual: Cheow-cheang crew with their own motor boats haTO VISIT DEVONSHIRE was presented with a District Com-la handle and take the oll and food missioner's Warrant. Scout Dicken to the vessel.-Our Own Correspon- Lay, of the 13th Hongkong Troop dent. (Central Chinese) was accorded
Rental "Well Done," by His Excellency
Calcutta, Stralis and Saigon Japen
Australla and Manila Straits
Straits and Europe vin Negapatam (Letters and Papers) London date, 4th November U.S.A., Honolulu and Japan (San
Francisco, 6th November) Straits
For
London, Nav, 20. During the present weeks the King will visit Devonshire and Cornwall
when he came up to receive a Cerliuot achieve its full scope, especially and the Duke of Kent will make a fleate of Commendation for assisting among the Chinese poor, he said.
-in the arrest of-a-thlet,
tour of social Spock to the many boy scouts Scotland.
and present. Sir Gediry commended then
progress their deserved urged them to live up to the Ideals ef scouting.
оп
Congratulating Mr. Haiward
service
Morton
centres in
Haiphong
Dairen Japan
Ilis Majesty will leave London by After the Silver Wolf was placed Ground his neck, Mr. Halward suid:
will begin at
Hampstead The criilcism has been made that
train to-inqrrow night and the tour Wednesday's early next morning. scouting in many cases tends to take
on itinerary includes visits to many the place that religion should hold in
villages and about 2001 a boy's or
Hfe. First man's
and his award, he said it was only given towns and
have been covered by Christian foremost i am a Ch
and for very good service, and service of miles will
Mr. Halward motor ear when the King reaches International kind. priest in
in Christ's Church, but I have an for many years loolted upon scouting had been 18 years in the Association, Camborne, Cornwall, on that evening. as a practical means of expressing had spent seven of them in China, A call at Launceston will be included. some of the great ideals for which and it was hoped that he would re- Christianty stands. A scout does his man for many years to come.
best to help other people at all times and tries to be a friend to all. ther scouts, you and I belong to a
LISTS OF AWARDS
will be the first visit of an English reigning monarch to that town since Charles I,
Bro- The presentation ist was te follows:
Wednesday night will be spent in Assistant Scot Warrants to:--|
Hongkong Group), the Royal train and Thursday's visita great world-wide movement which, Lee Kain-konk (10th.), Fun K to the Royal Duchy farms, and other if each individual member plays his Choo part to the best of his ability and in ting-fat ifth, Kowloon Chee places will also be made by moter
And in 15th.). promise accordance with our law, will I firmly believe, help
Siew-houg
19th.
Scoutmaster's
Wang
The following ships are expected being about a better world in which Cotice ord. Hongkong). Kowleant.]
(St.
car. The King will return to London to:-F. Warrants
Con Thursday evening from Bath. Shure Yu-kan
The Duke of Kent's Scottishi visit 10th.). Jackson Ng
Wing-tung will also take place on Wednesday and David' Lee (13th.), Yun men will learn to be in wireless communication with
to appreciate another instead of 16th.).
Warrant to: and Thursday. and the ceremonies Ofice: understand one Telegraph
Scout Lender's Rover the Radio
will include opening of the New- Gneisenau, Empress of Japan, Pre- continually lying at one another's James Campbell (3rd. Hongkong).
Groun Scoutmaster's Warrant to battle Abbey College, the first resi--| [ur
Maru.
St. sident Polk,
throats and resorting to war with all
Qunh Chrow-chenng (1st. Hongkong). hear). (Hear
to-dential adult education college to be Vincent De Paul, Hongkhung, Tasinan, its attendant horrors.
District Scoutmaster's Warrant
Ter-established In Scotland.-British Service and Friendship: anwm. C. Low (longkong & New Thattan.
Wireless. proud to know that this Association ritories South District).
District Commissioner's Warrant to:- Quais Cheow-cheant (longkong and New| m plays its part in these two Els sorporately and individually, quit Grow-clima strong
Hongkong acts of
Certiflente Ot known and unknown, many service
Wales Banner the community have been. Josep'n College Troop for winning Bret
place in the Prince of performed year in and year out. In Competition Camp, 1836. this connection may I remind groups Certificate of Commendation from the that the Street Sleepers Shelter So-toent Chief Scout to Scout Dicken Lay
of the lathi, Hongkong Central Chinese clely is again calling for volunteers Tronp for his smart action in -arresting to help in the running of shelters a thief on June 23, 1937,
The Silver Wolf to Rev. N. V. Iniward, the In past
Chief this winter.
from the Colony Commissioner. scouts have offered their services and Scout of all the world, for his mont I hope there will be many scouts excellent services to the Movement, offering themselves again this year.
Friendly relations with our brother scouts in South Chinn have been well
QUEEN MARY VISITS BANK OF ENGLAND
London, Nev. 20. Queen Mary paid un informal visit to the City of London and inspected for the Bank of England premises three-quarters of an hour to-day, Reuter,
numerous
14.45/47 STOCK EXCHANGE maintained during the past year, and
14.70/75
14.07/85
15.00/14 14.83/05
15.26/27 14.97/07 15.07/07
Sales for the day:-5,740 tons. The First Notice Day for December Rubber is Nov. 20 and the last day is Dec. 20.
Clileago Wheat December.. 804/80 00%/01
004/80 Moy
80%/00 July
03/05 4
Saturday's Sales:-
December Moy
41
July
20,502,00 bushels Chicago Corn
531⁄44/63 52/52% 50/00% 50/50.
673%/574 The First Notice Day December Grains is Nov. 30 and the last day Dec. 28,
Dec.
May
July
Winnipeg Wheat
100/100 11056/110% 108/100 1106/110 100%/100
The Firal Notice Day for December Winnipeg Wheat' Is Dec. 1 and the last day Dea, 31.
SUMMARY
The Hongkong Stock Exchange official summary, issued at 12.30 p.in. yesterday, states:
The murket was slightly easier.
Buyers
Canton Insurance $270 ILK. Tramways $13% Maruo Electrics $10 Telephones (Old) $20 Telephones (New) $9.30 Dairy Farms $24.30 Constructions (New) $1
Sellers
H.K. Fire. insurance $200 ILK. Steamboots $0 Watsons $474
Satca
HI.K. & W. Dockя $20
China Lights (Old) $11.00 H.K. Electrics $651⁄2
we all hope that conditions will soon be such as to enable us to resume these frequent interchange of visits which help so much in the promotion of friendship and goodwill between! this Colony and South China,
GOVERNOR'S SPEECH Addressing the meeting. His Ex- cellency reminded his hearers of the old saying, "The boy is the father of the man." and declared that this was not only an idea but a fact, and that the Boy Scout movement did antisfactory much to prepare for mankind.
Mentioning
that the list of sub- scribers had increased, the Governor tendered his thanks for all who had
the Associa given their ald to
ilon, and asked for further assistance The need for In the time to come. haned werkers was also great, and he earnestly appealed to, young men in Hoagkong with experience scouting to give their assistanco. Unll the Association received evan "more support, the movement could
12
tunt.
Christmas
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY,
THERAPION N01 THERAPION N.2. THERAPION N0:3
Not Our Dianḥarton. Ha, 3 Cares Blood Putaon, MA. S TUNA Ehronia WSAMMARION, Chemist, ofsither No, retira kaa, The Liver CA, LU OLERO'D PILLS for
Kidney-conkkidwaya di bladder,
BRAM Collowers=k}<‚N,W à.Landes
Advertising
Advertisers requiring additional space in the "South China Morn- Post" and "The Hongkong ing Telegraph" during the latter part of November and December, are requested to make immediate reservation.
Christmas Advertising Illustra- : tions are now available and should be booked without delay.
Tuesday
.December 9.
Canton.... Tucs., Nov. 30, 2 p.. Glenogle ..Tues., Nov.. 30, 2.30 p.m. Yasulcuni Maru-
Tucs, Nov. 30, 3.30p.m.
Amoy and (Foochow via Amoy) Szechuen..Tues., Nov. 30, 8.30 p.m.
and Shanghai. Batavia and Sourabaya
Japan, Honolulu,
USA, Central Pres. and South America, Canada and Europe vin San Francisco, and Europe via Siberia
Taft
Parcels, Neg..
Tues., Nov. 30, 4.30 p.m.. Tues., Nov. 30.
Nov. 30, 4 p.m.
Ord
Nov. 30, 5 p.m. Nov. 30, 5.30 p.m.
Wednesday
(Due San Francisco, 21st. Dec.)
G.P.C. and K.F.O.
Reg
Ord..
....Dec. 1, 9 a.m. ..Dec. 1, 9.30 am.
Aden,
Agamemnion
Air Mall for North China and Eurasia Plane .........Wed., Dec. 1,
Nanking (vla Hankow) by the "Eurasia Airways Bervice" (To further points by surface trans- port as Services permit), *India, *Straits, Ceylon,
*Egypt and Europe via Marseilles due Marseilles, 20th December and London Parcels--due Lon- don, 5th January, 1938, Swalow
+
G.P.O. and K.1.0.
.Wed., Dec. 1. Parcels, ........Dec. 1, 0 c.m. Reg.,
.Dec. 1, 9.45 n.m. Dec, 1, 10.30 a.m. Ord., Souchow
Wed., Dec. 1, 10,30 a.m.
Fort Bayard and Haiphong ....... G.G. Paul Doumer
Air Mall for "K.L.M. Service" due Hawaff Maru
Amsterdam, 12th December.
Wed., Dec. 1, 2 p.m. .......Wed.. Dec. 1.
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Rek..
Orl...
.Dec. 1. 1.30 p.m.
......Dec. 1, 2 p.m.
Stralis, Ceylon, India, E. and 5. Hawai Maru:Wed., Dec. 1, 2.30 p.m.
Africa. Manila
Japan... ELOK
Empress of Asia
Wed., Dec. 1, 5.00 p.m. Yuensang...Wed., Dec. i, 5.00 pm.
*Manila, Straits, Ceylon, Indla, Egypt and Parcels only for Ger many vla Hamburg. Strilts and Calcutta
Greigendu Tilawa
Parcels, Ord..
Wed., Dec. 1, 5 p.m.
Wed., Dec. 1.
..Dec. 1, 5 p.m.
Dec. 2, 9 a.m.
Air Mail for Manila, Guam, Honolulu Pan American Airways Plane
and U.S.A., by the "Pan-American Airways Direct
San Francisco. 7th December....
Wed, Dec. 1.
Bervice due
Kowloon R. O.
G. P. O.
Krg.. Ord,
Dica, 1, 8.00 p.m. Dec. 1, 5.00 p.m.
Reg..
Ord.,
Deo. 1, 5.00 p.m. .Dec. 2, 0.00 a.m.
Thursday
Deucalion,..Thurs.,
Parcels, Rek., Ord,
Dec. 2, 0.30 a.m.
Thurs., Dec. 2. .Dec. 2, 5 p.m.
.Dec, 2, 5 p.m. .Dec. 3, 0a.m.
Fridny
Sinnghai
Manlia, Rabaul, Australia and New Tanda
Zealand via Brisbane-due Bris- bane, 28th December.
Sandakan Swatow
Air Mail for "K.L.M. Service"-dup
Amsterdam, 14th December
insang......Fri.,. Dec. 3, 8.30 a.m. Prominent....Fri, Dec. 3, 10.30 a.171. Haruna Marul, Dec. 3,.
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
..Dec. 3, 4.30 p.m. ..Dec. 3, 5 D..
Fri., Dec. 3.
..Dec. 3, 5 p.m. ..Dec. 3, 5.30 p.m..
nex Ord..
Siraits, Sandakan, Ceylon, India, E. Haruna Maru
and S. Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe vir Marseilles duc Mar- geillos, 1st January, 1933.
G.P.O. and K.P.O.
Ord.
*Superscribed correspondence only.