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SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC

SERVICE OF FAST MOTOR VESSELS

(with limiled, but exceptionally good passenger accommodation) TO FORT SUDAN, PORT SAID, ALGIERS, ORAN, CASABLANCA, ANTWERK. ROTTERDAM, (AMSTERDAM), HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN, OSLO, GOTHENBURG and other SCANDINA- VIAN PORTS.

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Hongkong,

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Salling about 30th Dec, 28th Jan.

.20th Dec.

10th Jan

£53.0.0.

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CHILDREN'S

FANCY DRESS PARTY

in

aid of

Chinese Refugee Children

at the

CHINA FLEET

December 22

Y. M. C. A. December 29

Moutrics, Hongkong.

CLUB

3 to 6 p.m.

KOWLOON

3 to

Admission $1.50.

Tickets at

p.m.

Dairy Farm Company, Kowloon.

(Or at the Door)

PLEASE ASSIST A GOOD CAUSE

CHRISTMAS ADVERTISING.

The early co-operation of advertisers is requested in the matter of submitting copy and lay-outs for special advertising during December.

THE HONGKONG

OUR OWN SPIES ARE NOT SO BAD, COME TO THAT

(Continued from Page 6.)

Hamburg in eight months, travelling in small cargo atcam- ers carrying few passengers.

TELEGRAPH,

THURSDAY,

DECEMBER 8, 1938.

BANKS.

THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

Incorporated by Boyal Charter 1837 HEAD OFFICE:-LONDON,

30 Bishopsgate, B.C.L*

Paid-up Capital

£3,000,000

Iteserve Fund ................... $3,000,0ON

HONGKONG AND HHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

Authorized Capital

$50,000,000 Itsued and Fully Paid-up. $20,000,000 Reserve Funds:

Berling

a 6,500,000 Hongkong Currency Reserve $10,000,000

The War Office asked G-men Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 Reserve Limblifty of Proprietors $50,000,000

MANCHESTER BRANCH:

71 Mosley St., Manchester. AGENCIES AND BRANCHES:

to trace the sources of informa- tion and sketches which they knew Mrs. Jordan was carrying

Alor Star to Hamburg. In return for this Amritsar Bangkok service they were able to trace Batavia the destination of plans relating Bombay to secret revolving gun turrets, Canion which had been stolen from Bri- cebu tish aircraft works.

Ipoh Hollo

Islanst Kobe KUAL

Lumpur

HEAD OFFICE:-HONGKONG. BOARD OF DIRECTORU- T. E. Pearce, Esq. Chairman.

Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson.

Deputy Chairman.

J. K. Dousseld, Zaq. Q. Miskin, Erg, A. IL Complon, Esq.

K. B. Morrison, Esq,

Hon. Mr. H. 11. Dodwellton, Mr. A. L. Childs Well Lock, Esq.

Balgon Metarung

Karachi

Calcutta

Seremban Shanghai Blagepara Bitiawan

: Cawnpore

Colombo Delhi Kaiphong Hamburg

Kuching astras Manila Medan

Botirabaya Txiping Tientsin

Tongkah

(Bhuket)

Peiping

Txingtao

AMOY

Pelping

Yokohama

(Peking)

Penand

TO-DAY counter espion-new

age in Britnin is as Harbin effective as it ever has been. Ten days before the outbreak of hostilities in the last week of July 1914 there were twenty-six agents of German Intelligence in England.

At the declaration of war the Special Branch pounced and put them in a place where they would be unable to communicate any

defence secrets to their employ-

Cra.

During the recent crisis Ger- many had more paid agents in Britain than in 1914.

But again we were in the happy position of knowing the location and objective of each, For example, while Mr. Cham- berlain was at Munich M.L.G operatives were shadowing in the West End a known German A.R.P. agent.

11. V. Wilkinson, Esq.

Bir Vandeleur M, Grayburn. CHET MANAGER.

BANGKOK

DATAVIA

HOMBAY

CALCUTTA

Kongkong Rangoon

Foreign Exchange and General Bank CANTON ing business transscled,"

CHEFOO Current Accounts opened and Fixed COLOMUD Deposits received for one year or shorter DAIREN periods of sales which will be quoted on FOOCHOW application.

| HAIPHONG undertakes Executor & Trustee business, HANKOW

BRANCHES

The Bank's Head Office in London HAMBURG

and claims recovery of British Income | HARBIN Tax overpald, on terms which may be HONGKEW ascertained at any of its Agencies & ILOILO Branches,

IPOI RA CAMIDGE, JOHORE

Малакет, КОПЕ Hongkong, 29th June, 1938.

KOWLOON KUALA LUMTUR

COLONY POPULATION

More Than Doubled During Last Quarter Century

An Empire population of nearly 300,000,000 on the latest figures, re- vealing an 80,000,000 incrense since the census of 1011, is shown in "Statistical Abstract for the British Empire," published by the Board of Trade.

Areas in which

the

the

populations

LONDON

LYONS MALACCA

MANILA

MUAR (JOHORE)

MUKDEN

NEW YORK PEIPING PENANG RANGOON HAIGON

SAN FRANCISCO SHANGHAI

SINGAPORE SOURABAYA SUNCEI PATANI

BWATOW

TIENTRIN

TOKYO

TSINCTAD

YOKOHAMA

Current Accounts opened in Local Cur- rency and Fixed Deposits received for

her currencies on terms which will

and be quoted on application,

ALSO up to date SAFE DEPOSIT

BOXES in various sucs TO LET

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

The Business of the above Bank ta conducted by the Bangkong and Shang- obtained an application. hal Banking Corporation. Rules may bo FOR THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

V. M. GRAYBURN,

Chief Manager. Hongkong. Oclober, 1930.

have doubled in that period include this country was the highest, with Bechuanaland Protectorate, 200,000

Gold Const, 3,746,000, the the exception of Eire.

Wealthy Australia

and longkong, 1,000,000. Those

of

Had the peace talk failed the information he had set out to glean about such matters as the which have nearly doubled include Apart from the United Kingdom, range of anti-air-craft guns and South Africa, 0,887,000, and British with a public revenue of £0-18,700,000. the effectiveness of the balloonya, including the Straits Settle-Australia is the wealthiest part

ments. 5,102,000. barrage would have been inter-

the Empire, with n revenue cepted before it reached General Islands, 04,805, and Sarawale, 442,000, £104,000,000,

Only Eire, 2,944,000, the Channel £101,000,000, followed by Canada, und New Zenland, Gocring.

show small declines of population in £35,100,000. the same period.

The savings banks of nearly every Since 1911 the population of Canada Part of the Empire showed that more has risen from 7,208,000 to 11,120,000; people are pulling money on dc- that of Australia from 4,445,000 to posit. 6,860,900, and to the latest available significant conclusion from the

there census of 1031, that of India from shipping figures is that

hos been a steady increase in the past 10 years in the tonnage of foreign vessels cleured in Empire ports.

Such a step alone might be responsible for saving London in damage much more than the £550,000 Britain may pay the hush-hush men of Whitehall this

year.

GREETINGS ON WHARF

Arrival of Recruits From India

White turbans with their

Icose ends fluttering in the breeze and ple- Luresque moxiem slippers with curled up toes featured the arrival at Kow- loon wharf yesterday of the Talma from Calcutta. They were worn by 48 Indian recruits to the Hongkong defence forces.

Fifty of these, Punjabi Mussulmans have been assigned to the II.K.S.R.A.; the other 10, Sikhs, will join the 8th Heavy Regiment, R.A.

There was much hearty embracing on the wharf by these recruits and their booted and uniformed fellows already in service. They are abso- lutely raw material, but it is claimed they make apt and willing trainees, their chief aversion being having to clamp their comfortable, slippered feet into military boots.

K. LEIGH & CO.

SHIP AND FAMILY .COMPRADORES

302,095,000 to 336,119,000.

A

Canada, Australia and New Zealand all show a big drop in the number

Total Inter-imperial trade rose last of Immigrants in the past ten years, year to a value of £831,000,000, but but most of the Dominions showed was still lower than the 1928 total slightly better figures for 1937 over of £857,000,000. those of 1936.

The grand total of the trade of the The highest rates of wages were to Empire last year was £2,043,000,000, be obtained, In 1937, in the United the best for eight years. Trade with Kingdom, but the cost of living in foreign countries fell 8 per cent.

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