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FALESTINE TENSION AT BREAKING POINT
(Continued from Page 1.)
now been imposed in certain sections of Haita.-United Press,
SEVERE PALESTINE LOSSES
Haifa, July 25.
the is allowed on No one streets of cities in a wide aren in Palestine between 7 p.m. and 5 am. daily as the result of the latest curfew imposed by military authorities.
the
The curfew is operative in towns In the eastern areas.
two
A party of Jewish supernumeries was ambushed near Nazareth, one Injured. killed and analber being k
killed and Another Jew was wounded by a land mine explosion at Sharon Plain. One Jew was killed and another wounded when a work- ing party was sniped at near Tiberias. The death roll from explosions and rioting this morning is now given us 43 Arabs and four Jews kified and 41 Arabs und Reuter.
11
Jews
wounded.
ARABS TAKE REPRISALS
Jerusalem, July 25.
So far it has been impossible to find any clue to the identity of the bortitz Outrage perpetrators of the yesterday, in which 35 persons were killed and 60 injured when times bomb ext
exploded.
The bomb exploded in a densely. crowded Arnb vegetable market. causing scenes of Indescribable con- fusion and panic. The perpet;ators.
the bob in evidently placed concealed position before the market opened.
D
bright The crime mmediately reprisals in the form of euntoura- Severni tion in the Jewish quarter.
Jewish Jaxt Jewish houses mid a were set on fire by Arab rinters.
Twa murders are reported front Nazareth, where the bodies of two Arabs were found on the outskirts of the town-Trans-Ocean.
STOCK MARKET REPORT
The Hongkong Stock exchange official summary, issued at 3.15 p.m.
yesterday, reads:
The market
round.
continues
Nuyers
Arm
Hongkong Bank (Low) £90 x diy,
Union Insurance $493
Union Waterboats $9
H.K. & K. Wharven 130
H.K. Docks (New) $20
Providents (Old) $3! Providents (New) $337 Raubs $9.00
Venz Goldfield $3
H. & S. Hotel
$4.85
K. Lanan 433-4
H.K. 4% Deb. $100
H.K. Realties $3.05
Peak Tram (Old) 504
Star Ferries $7055
Chion Lights (Old) $11
China Lights (New) 69
HK. Electries 80032
Telephones (New) $3.00
Cements $10.60
Watsons $7.15
Entertainmonte $1
Constructions $14.
H.K. Govt. 34% Loan 1% pm, Consolidated China Prov, "(Old)' $7
Consolidated China Prov. (Now) $0
Ballers
Canton Insurance $240
HK. & K. Wharvos $132
H.K. Renities 3.95
Star Ferries $0019
Sales
II.K. Docks (Old) $21
HH. Dock (New) 20
Providents (Old)
Providents (New) $3,3714/3,40
H. S. Hotels $0.03
Star Ferries: $00
IX. Electries 961
Antamoks P. 3015
Atoka 30
Bagulo Gold 22
Denguet Consol 11.20
Coco Grove 435
Dernonstrations 23
San Mauricio 53
Buyce Consol Jo
United Paracates 33
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QUOTATIONS
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Opening
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Closing 8.89/60 8.77/77 8.07/06 8.84/84 8.08/08
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March
May
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1938.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MRS. MOODY Investigating
RETURNS TO WIMBLEDON Ill-Treatment
PROCLAMATION issued by
THE TAX BUREAU of the First Area under THE KWANGTUNG FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Reports Of
London, July 25. Replying to a question in the House of Commons to-day by Sir Alfred Knox, Conservative M.P. for Wycombe, Mr. R. A. Butter, Under- Secretary for Foreign Affairs, sald that the British Consul-General in to Shanghai had been requested furnish a report on the treatment of the crew of the British steamer Therese
Moller by the Soviet to the
authorities in Sakhalin last October. -Reuter.
Members of the crew of the Thereso
(Continued from Page 8.) ald-her opponent's best game re- turned under practice Miss Jamso only just squeezed home, We have recolved instructions CHINESE PLAYER'S FINE FORM All the men "seeds" are still alive, Finance
but Mitle of Jugoslavia may thank from the Kwangtung
to the following the rain for impairing A. D. Rus- Department
sell's volleying excursions in the fifth offect:-
set:
an Menzel's survival "In accordance with records challenge by Choy is still in doubt.
The centre court donned its water- on file, a transit tax should be levied on
ali goods passing proof mantle when Czechoslovakin the locality. It is our under- und China had each won a set and was breeding exclie standing that goods are some games in the third. The struggle
was even and was times shipped to Hunan and ment. Choy's beautiful passing shots Hankow direct from Kowloon by across on incoming vollyer had given train. On passing through this him a 52 lead. Menzel's hands pierced his hair in perplexity, but his province, a transit tax should be top spins began to operate, and he levied on such goods in accord-won five games in a row to take the anco with regulations in order first set.
Choy offered him polite praise us that a large amount of revenue
they waited for new balls, but he However, not dwindle. may
was in no yielding mood, and soon was Anding there may be considerable in-his effortless driving
Employ- convenience felt by the mer-holes in the Czech's court. chants who are required to paying his lighter weight on a surface now sprinkled with raindrops. Choy the transit tux in Canton, went to 4-2 and was out at 6-3, whereas these goods are shipped if the Chinese plays as well to-day the by trains at Kowloon. For the giants may be felled.
the to anke
TEST FOR MITIC of convenience
I was merchants, we have decided to
not surprised when MRIC establish an office at Shumchun was taken to five sets by Russell, of Jugoslav's young of Argentina. The for the special
purpose collecting this lax, so that mer-place in the seeding list, relative to The Geld, was scarcely warranted, chants can pay it at the spot. He could gather only one game In the French The rate of transit tax on al 19 against Menzel in goods will be 60% of the Cha-chatpionship.
Milic hus strokes, but toms duty paid on such goods." Pursant to the above, it basured tactical ability, especially for a match on turf, where quicker bern decided that effective as from thinking and more resource are re- the 15th July, 27th Year of the quired. Russell's drup volleys, pre- by sound driving, constantly Chinese Republic, our
office at
nut
yel
Shumchun will begin to function. *m, and he was conced-
in many points by double faults. the ith set, us said, the volleyer's foothold was disturbed by rain,
Hudge's purple was unspotted, but the champion was put right on his mettle when Henry Billington, be- ginning like a house on fire, opened Footfault with us 5---2 send. penalty, which brought two dout
But for
In addition to notifying all con- cerned, this proclamation is issued with a view to its being noted by all Chinese and foreign merchants Should they have goods BM wefl. forwarded to Bunnn and Hankow by train from Kowloon hereafter,
ite train, he would almost duly, assuredly have collared the set. after paying the Customs they are requested to send their
burst of speed, while BIRIAton's men with funds together with the it lusted, had the crowd cheering and Customs papers to pay the transitunge las to our offre at Shumchun.
In order to ensure that there will be no delay, no objection to pay this tax shall be tolerated.
CHOW SING NAM. Director of the Tax Bureau of the First Aren
July
Year 13, 27th
of Chinese Republic.
20
completely surprised. The New-bury backhand was os sound as the forehand, and bolli gained in quality from the fact that the bull
was
rising when struck. Burige had to make a reprisal in the grund man- ner, but I doubt whether any of bis appients the world over have given the champion such a hot-paced seven
gants.
CONSIGNEES' NOTICES. Dat sa inuch energy was wasted by
THE BURNS PHILP LINE
From MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, SALAMAUA, KABAUL and MANILA.
The Motor Vessel
La luck
Deloford had no effective reply to the Henkel's fust first service und eriso volleys taken on the run. He was outpaced and outplaced, but he won a handful of games, and one felt surry
ground stroke control. I never watched the long duel be- tween Malfroy and Mako without secing Budge's doubles partner dis concerted by an impudent lob volley. This was the second largest match of the day, ultimately won by the Amer fean's superior stamina
Mulfry's clever tactics and Make's too! optimism held a large gallery for two hours.
"NEPTUNA" Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the huzur- dous and/or extra hazardous Go-
Tu another "five-setter" Coombe, last your's New Zealand champion, downs of The Hongkong and Kowloon made a brave recovery against Cejnar, Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., whence but the Czech raised his game in the wharves delivery fifth set. keeping his best services and/or from the
for the vital stage. may be obtained.
No claims will be admitted after
Kho Sin
Kie
won in four sets the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered against von Metaxa, but he never looked free from danger nor happy after the 30th July, 1930,
with a lefthanded service that did not subject to rent.
give him time to employ his top-spin
will
be
in
Meller alleged, on their arrival in Shanghal recently, that they had been
detained for several weeks and ti- treated by the Soviet authorities dur- Ing a recent voyage to the north,
JAPANESE PLANNING SEIZURE OF MILLS
(Continued from Page 1.)
businesses foreign-owned Japanese occupied areas; on facilties
representatives to Inspect the
garding the restriction on Chinese
of
in
THE
SMALLEST
WATCH
IN THE
WORLD
may be seen
in Hong Kong
RUSSIAN WARSHIPS
MASSING
(Continued from Page 13
Muriden, Conservative M. P. for
North Battersea, and
Sir
John
BRITISH ADVISER TO WATCH PRAGUE'S CRISIS
(Continued from Page 43,
Haslam, Conservative M. P. for be submitted until they have been Bolton, thai the matters they had thoroughly discussed by the Sudeten
the freedom of German and other groups-Reuter, raised, namely
transit for British merchant shipping
on Chinese
inland waterways and the
state of negotiations between the
Shanghal consular body and the Japanese authorities for a resump-
Chamberlain to Explain London, July 25.
The Prime Minister, Mr. Neville
EL com-
tion of dredging by the Whangpoo Chamberlain, will make
Bourdi, were Conservancy
among prehensive review of the inter- those which would be reviewed in national altuation during the foreign the forthcoming conversations be- nffairs debate in the House of Com- tween Sir Robert Craigte and mons to-morrow.
Mr. Chamberlain will especially dent
General Ugaki.
Mr. Buller added that he would with the Czecho-Slavaklon situation bear in mind that this great area of in the light of recent
Inland water was far from the sceno Reuter.
of fighting. He was aware, he said,
of the great importance of
waterways.-Reuter,
at
these
COOLIE KILLED
IN WANCHAI
near
eventa.
OCEAN FLIER GUEST OF AMBASSADOR
Douglas
the
Irish-
Waiter
A Intal motor Decident occurred the Road, Gloucester
London, July 25. Dreamland Ballroom, shortly before
Corrigan, midnight last night Three coolles for British bond-holders and their We all know that were involved in the accident, Ah American who flew the Atlantic in Ting, was killed, while Leung Wa a nine-year-old "crate", has arrived
In London by aeroplane.
of Mr. He is the guest Shanghai-Nanking Railway, and re- Swiss craftsmanship is and Ah Man were injured.
It la learned that the three coolles workers in British factories from unexcelled in the Watch-were carrying a plank which had Kennedy, the American Ambassador.
to ""gangway** a-United Press. served 15
Trans-Ocean adds that Corrigan Portuguese schooner from Macao,
car may accept offers made by British No. 750, driven by Chan Kon,
a film producers for a tour
United Kingdom.
travelling to work in municipal tenma,
Mr. Butler, in reply, said that the subjects, t
inter alla, would be discuss
Industry, and many a time one has stopped to ed between the British Ambassador in Tokyo, Sir Robert Craigie, and the marvel Japanese Foreign Minister, General
day or two.
at some
tiny
K. Ugaki, in the course of the next watches when display-
Meanwhile, the British Foreigned, wondering how it is
Secretary, Lord Halifax, would stress
to the importance he attached early settlement of these issues.
Mr. P. J. Noel-Baker, Labour MP. for Coventry, asked Mr. Butler
Halifax that to urge on Lord
be should point out that the Japanese Government hac Violated almost
at all possible to make
them in such small sizes.
Up to now Hongkong every known rule of international has not yet had the pri
Law.
M. Butler replied that he did not doubt that
revelant overy would come under consideration,
ncross the road, when private mechanic, ran into them.
POST OFFICE.
From
Strails
Japan and Shanghai Japan and Shanghai Shanghai and Amey
the seeing point vilege of
smallest watch ever
Balphong made, but during the further question by Commander Anext few days an oppor- here from an inspection tour of the Soviet-Manchukau frontier.
MATTER IN HAND Mr. Buller rds stated. In reply to
tunity will be given for
He said that he had noticed during
the his one-week tour of border those interested to view region that the situation was strained
to some extent in connection with the SMALLEST WATCH the Chungkufeng Incident.
The Soviet troops in the Changku-IN THE WORLD feng hill arch were constructing military works, the officer revealed. while the strength of the Soviet frontier guards had been increased Considerably.
He also agreed that Soviet finves are continuing war preparations In the Far East,
prabribly Japanese)
will "Border disputer occur in future, but the nation must watch the situation with culin alimde," the officer said in conclusion.-Dumel,
TERRIFIC BATTLE
RAGING
(Continued from Page 1.}
from the city, the spokesman said. - United Press.
At
Messrs.
SENNET
FRERES
Cloucester Building Pedder St.
The movement of this remarkable watch is no
ONE DIVISION LANDED
Hankow, July 20. It is officially announced that the 1 Jandled total Japanese strength Kutang is estimuted at over one wider than two match-
division.
Supported by heavy artillery the sticks lying side and air bombardment, the Japanese
INWARD MAILS
fer
Cremer
Hector
Jean Laborde Tjtsalak Canton
date.
Air Mail by "Imperial Airways
Direct Service"-London
21st July.
Tientsin und Swatow
Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shung-
hai (Vancouver
July)
Japan
Shanghai
Calcutta and Struits
Air Mail by
"Impertal Direct Service"London
24th July.
Shanghal and Amoy
U.S.A., Japan and Manila. (San
Francisco date, ist July)
Japan and Shanghal
Imperial Airways Plans Ninghai
Tnima
of the
Dac.
.July 26.
.July 20.
July 26.
July 20.
July 27.
...July 27.
July 27,
July 28. :.July 28. July 28. .July 28.
B.C. date, 9th
Emp. of Asin
Tegelberg Yuensang
Airways
date,
}
Imperial Airways Plane Kwangtung
..July 29.
July 20.
Pres. Pierce
Suwa Muru
July 29. ..July 29.
London
Haruna Moru Holhow
July 30.
.July 30.
Islami Lycaon
July 30.
...July 30.
July 30.
July 31.
August 1.
Strails and Europe via Nogupatum
(Letters and
Papers)
date, 30th June.
Tientsin
kapan
Straits
Air Mail by "Pan American Airways Pan American Airways Plane
Direct Service" San Frunelsco
date, 22nd July.
Shanghai and Amoy
Straits and Manila
Tientsin and Swatow Rabuuk
Japan Calcutta and Straits Shanghai,
For
Tjisadane
Agamemnon
Chungking
Friderun
Manila Maru Shirnla - Tyndareus
OUTWARD MAILS
Per
Tuesday
August 1. August 1. .August August ..August 2.
Date and Time.
Tuca, July 25,
........ Taybank ..Tues., July 26, 2.30 pm, Airways Hector
G.P.O. and K.r.o.
by
Shanghai
are now advancing in two groups, side one column to the south-west and another to the north-west. United of Pruss,
по
different
and it
than less
parts,
consists
Air Mail for
Direct Service"-due Amsterdam 7th August.
"K.L.M."
}
Reg. Ord.,
74
Air
each
for Chungkint Hankow) by the "C.N.A.C." AI-
(via C.N.A.C. Plane
ways Direct Service."
MOVING FROM HANKOW
Hankow, July 25.
Chinese Government offices will be of which is made by removed August 4-United Pres
hand. It is a product of well-known the
All claims against the steamer must forehand. The Chinese had to fall be presented to the Undersigned, on back on the chop stroke, and that
from Hankow before the 16th August, 1030, or meant that his volleying activities will not be recognized.
DIPLOMAT LEAVING To comply with the General Bond-wete restricted.
I must not forget the many service
Hankow, July 25. ed Warehouse Regulations consignees
ares that Rogers scored against Mr. Nelson Johnson, the US. u Revenue Officer must have attendance when damaged dutiable Pallada, nor the Irishman's really Ambassador to China, is proceeding fine play in the last two sets. He to Chungking soon after the end of All broken, chafed, and damaged bad to open his shoulders to break the month.-United Press. Goods are to be left in the Godowns, the steadiness of the left-handed where they will be examined on the Jugoslav, but yesterday he was re- 29th July, 1938, at 10 a.m., by Messrs. Blstering bull's-eyes. Goddard and Douglas,
goods are examined.
MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP (stolder; J. D. Budge, V.B.A.7 SECOND ROUND
No Fire Insurance has been effect- ed.
Bills of Lading will be counter. signed by,
GIBD, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.
Agents. Hongkong. 23rd July, 1938. SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES
MESSAGELIES MARITIMES.
The Steamship
"FELIX ROUSSEL” No. 18 A/38 Bringing Cargo from Marseilles via Saigon etc., arrived Hongkong on Wednesday, 20th July, 1938.
Consignees are hereby informed
W. AUSTIN (G.B. nom.) bt J. Darking
TO.D.), 6-4, 6-4, 6-4.
T. Blenderman Brooks (G.B.) bt E. Koch (Germany), 6-4, 1-6, 4-0, 0-7, 6-0. HECHT (Czechoslovakia) bi J, Van den Eynde (Belgium), 6-2, 6-4, 6-4, 3, S. Oluf (G.B. nom.) bt T. Abe (Japan).
0-4, 0-3, 0-4. F. FUNCEC (Jugoslavia) bt 9. Minde
(Norway), 0-1, 6-4, 0-1.
E. R. Avory (G.B.) bt P. Geethand
(Belgium), 6-4, 10-8, 7-0.
C. M. Jones (G.B.) bt C. F. O. Later
(G.D.). 1-2, 0-2, 2-0, 0-1,
F. Cejnar
(Czechoslovakia) bt D,
4-8.
Coombe (N. Zenland), 6-0, 0-1, 3-0,
Procopio (Brazil) bt 9. Starreguy
(Uruguay), 2-0, 7-5, 6-4, 7-0.
M. Elimer (Switzerland) utt. Morton
(..). 7-0, 0-0, 6-1. II. Maneff (Switzerland) bt W. T. Ander-
0-2, 4-6, 7-5, 6-3.
that their goods with the exception son (G.B.), -1, 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. of Oplum, Treasure and Valuables R. Singh (india) bt E. C. Peters (G.D.), are being landed and stored into then. Geptest Germany) ht Hon. C. N. o. Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Ritchie 10.13.), 6-3, 6-3, 6-0. Wharf and Godown, Co. Ltd., Kow-D. MacPhail (Ga.) bt L.G. N. Lee (Q.B.),
0-3, 0-3 2-0, 0-1. whence delivery
Ghaus Mohamined (India) bt I. Bolelli obtained immediately after landing.
(France), 2-0, 0-3, 0-3, 6-2, All claims must be sent in to me. on or before 30th July, 1938, they will not be recognized.
4
loon,
16.05/10,04 10.08/00 10.13/22 10.15/20 .10.20/30 10.45/42
1032/32
Sales for the day:-4,500 tons.
Chlongo Wheat 00709
September December. 7171 May. Saturday's Sales:
Reptember December
•May
July
"October
December
may
be
G. Collins (G.D.) bt B. W. Higgin (0.01). 0-0, 6-2, 6-4.
KIO BIN KIE (China) bt G. von Metaxa
(Germany), 0-4, 3-3, 6-4, 6-4.
(6.1.),. 6-3, 6-4, 1-0.
Damaged Packages will be examin. E Godsell (G.B.) bt A. T. England ed by the Company's Surveyor! Messrs--Goddard and Douglas in
Officer
any
00 /07% the presence of the Consignees at 70/70% 19.00 am. on Tuesday, 26 July, 72%/72% 1038.
Canalgnees must have a Revenue 14:218,000 bushels.
when in attendance Chicago Corn"
dutiable goods are examined by the 074/07% 60%/60% Company's SurveyoXE, :: 80%/60% 05%/0535 No Fire Insurance will be effected
*: 50/50
by us in any case whatever.. Winniper Wadat
E. OHL. 2007/0033
Agent. (70%%%/764%
Hongkong, 20th July, 1938.
-7874/755
G. Make (U.S.A) bi C. E. Maitrey (N.
Zosland), 4-6, 6-3, 0-4, 4-0 -2.
S. L. R. Sawlingy (India) ot J. B. Sturgeon
(G.B.), 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, 0-9. WOMEN'S SINGLES CHAMPION- SHIP
(Holder: Mes, D, L. Little) SECOND ROUND
Fri. R. Kraus (Germany) bt Miss P. A.
O'Connell (G.B.), 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. Mrs, W, 11. Durlac (GB,) bt Miss F. D.
Cooke (G.B.), 2-0, 0-1 0-4. Miss M. Morphow 15. Africa) bt Miss E
H. Harvey (G.B.), 6-5, 9-7. Mus S. Nocl
bi Mma. J. Pakay
(Hungary), 7-0, 0-3. Mej, M. I. Conquerque (Netherlands) bt Miss M. Riddell (G.B.), 6-3, 8-10, 0-3. Mian P. James (G.D.) bì Mma, J. de Meulemeester (Belgium), 6-0, 6-0, 7-0. Miss D, Bundy (UBA), bt Miss F. S. |
· Faru (G.D.), 6-2, 6-2
Mits G. M. Southwell (G.B.) bt Miga M.
Trouncer (G.B.), 0-3, 1-6, 7-8. NÊN S. G. Chuoc fck) ít 333 E. M
Hamilton (CE),), 6-9, 0=4. - Miss T. Coyne (Austraila).
bt Miss G. O.
Hoohing (GB), 6-1
Mis M. Stewart (G.D.) bt Miss N. 1.
Brown (G.B), 0-1, 7-0. Mr. P.
Kalght (GB) DI
Baumgarton (Hungary), 100, M.
M
Mia. E. L. Heino Milor (S. Africa) ht
Mias-D; Kitson (5. Africa), 0-1,
A6
July 28 4 p.m. July 26, 4.30 p.m. Tues., July 26,
G. P. O. and K. P. O, Ref.. Ord.,
July 20, 4.30 p.m. July 26, 5 p.m.
Air Mall for Stan, Lanchow, Chang- Eurasia Plane ......Tues., July 20.
sha and Chengiu, etc: (via Han- kow) by the "Eurasia Airways by Service" (to further points LE
Services COULTRE Watch Fac- tory, Switzerland, who incidentally are
the
makers of
THE
FLATTEST
permit). Saigon, Madang, Salamaun, Rabaul Neptuna......Tues, July 26, 5 p.m.
1
G.P.O. and K.P.0.
Surface transport
RCA.......
Ord,
July 30, 1.30 p.m. July 26, 5 p.m.
Sydney Melbourne
Strails, Ceylan, India, Aden, Egypt Hector
and Europe via Marseilles due Marseilles, 20th August and Lon- don Parcels due London, September.
G.P.Q. and K.P.O.
1st
Parcels, Reg. Ord.,
Samabul and Wuchow
Kongmoon
Holhow, Pakhol and Haiphong
Shanghai......
*Swalow and Bangkok Swatow, Amoy and "Foochow Swatow, Foochow and Tlenisin
Samshui and Wuchow
Wednesday
Tues., July 26,
.....July 26, 3 p.m. July 20, 4.15 p.m. ...July 26, 5 p.m.
Tai Ming...Wed., July 27, 8.15 am. Fook On Wed, July 27, 10 a.m. Kiungchow...Wed., July 27, 10 a.m. Anking.....Wed., July 27, 2.30 p.m. Kwelyang..Wed., July 27, 2.30 p.m. Wed., July 27, 3 p.m. Wed., July 27, 4.30 p.m.
Halton Kaying
Thursday
Kongso...Thurs., July 20, 0.15 a.m. Tigalai...Thurs., July 20, 10 n.m. Tai Leo Thurs., July 28, 11.00 4.m. *Swatow, "Shanghai and Tientsin. Sandviken Thurs., July 28, 2.30 p.m. Manila
Emp; of Asia
WATCH
Batavia und Sourabaya Kongmoon
IN
EXISTENCE
MIS, 13. WILLS MOODY ALM which will be on display PANA JEDRZEJOWSKA (Poland) bijat the same time.
11 C. 1topman (Australia), 6-3,
Mrs. M. R, King (Q.B.), 6-2, 4-0, 6-4, Miss J. Saunders (0.13.) bt Miss It. Thomas
(G.B,), 6-3, 6-3,
MÀU, 8, P. VARYAN (U8,A.), bt Mrs, R.
E. Haylock (G3.), 6-2, 6-4.
Miss M, E. Lumb (G.B, nom.) bt Miss M.
Iteoloy (G..), 7-5, 6-3,
Swataw and Shanghai
Thurs., July 28, 3.30 p.m. Tsinan....Thurs., July 28, 4.30 p.m.
Air Mail for "Imperial Airways Imperial
Direct Service"-due London, 4th. August.
Airways Plane..........Thurs., July 28. K.P.O. Reg.,
Friday
The public will un-
"K.L.M. for Air Mail
Direct Service''--due Amsterdam, 0th August
MINA B. Nulie G.B.) bt Mrs. D. B. doubtedly avail them-
Andrus UH.A.), 2-0, 0-4, 0-2,
ENKEL (Germany) bt M. D. Doloford MEG. Macpherson-Grant Gurselves of such an unique
C. BOURRUR (France) ht G. I. B. Meredi
(G.D.), 6-4, 6-3, 6-3,
(0.33.), 6-3, 6-1, 6-3,
Anderson 1.8.A) bt M. Całko (Hungary), 0-1, 0-0, 0-4.
d. Rogers (troland) bt J. Pallada
(Jugoslavin), 7-0, 020, 6-4, 0-3.
7. D. JUDGE (USA) H. "Billington
(0.3.), 7-5, 6-1, 0-1,
Mrs. E. C. Petorn (0.0.), 4-0, 6-1, 6-2.
THIRD ROUND
MISS A MARBLE (USA)) Dt. Miss B.
Florcey (S. Africa), 0-4, 6-0.
MIXED DOUBLES CHAMPION.
-SHIP
opportunity to
these most interesting
(Holders: J. D. Budge and A. sebe, achievements of a highly
U.S.A.)
FIRST ROUND
D. MITIC (Jugoslavia) bi. A. D. Rumell. Van Swol and Mit S. M. Paterson bt
(Argentina), 0-8, 0-0, 0-3, 3-0, 0-4.
N. Sharpe (4.3.) bt Rt. K. Tinkler (G..),
| P. Nekeno (Japan) bt G. L. Tuckelt (G.B.,
6-2, 6-4, 13-10.
W. Musgrove and Mis D. Bundy, 6-4,
Hington) and Mar 3. Ingram bt J.
Moreau and Miss 7. Milné, 6-3, 0-1,
July 28, 5 p.. .July 28, 6 p.m.
Ord...
G. P. O..
Reg.,
Ord.
p.m.
July 28.,
July 28. 7 p.nt.
Airways Suwa Maru ...................... Fri, July '20.
G. F. O. and K. P. 0,
Пек.... Ord.,
Straits, Ceylon, India, East and Suwa Maru
South Africa, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Marseilles-dun Mar- neilles, 20th August.
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Samahul and Wuchow
Haiphong
Siberia
·Amoy
specialised industry.
.... July 28, ☀ p.m. July 20, 4.20 p.m. Fri., July 20.
G.P. O. and K. P. O. Reg., Ord..
July 20, 4.15 p.m. July 29, 5 p.m.
Saturday
Tai Hing....Sat., July 80, 8.10 d.m. Canton ..Sat, July 30, 2.00 p.m.
Haruna. Cremer
Shanghai, Japan and Europe Viana Maru .Sat, July 30, 3.30 p.m.
.Sat., July 30,:0 p.m.
*Superscribed correspondence only.