Tuesday,
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Edition. DAMEILA" Second Over 60 excellent views of the Colony, Price $1.50. Obtainable at Kelly & Walsh, Ltd., or from the Publishers South China Post, Ltd., Wyndham Street,
Morning
Poignant Death Of Home Comer H.K. Ship In Heavy Seas
Within sight of his native land after having spent most of his life in Australia, Yeung Sung, 64, died on board a British ship nine hours.be- fore the boat docked at the Kowloon
Wharves
He died as a result of cerebral haemorrhage from injuries received during heavy seas shortly after the ship had left Manila. Passengers stated that Yeung got up during Mon- day night to get a drink of tea, and fell down heavily on his head owing to the lurching of the ship. Another fall shortly after must have proved fatal.
The ship should have arrived yesterday afternoon, but was delayed about 12 hours owing to the heavy
ccas.
II.K.
$10,000
und
Money And Food For War Refugees More than Chinese $30,000 has been raised by the South Chlon Christian Eduen- tional and Industrial Association for Homeless War Refugee Children in a campaign for the rellef of war waifs,
talca "Central
of wheat ship-
Some $15,000 worth ped to Chins for relief purposes from the United States was also allocated to the Association by Dr John Earl
Baker, Chief of the American Red China, when Cross Relief Unit to
he passed through Hongkong en roule to Chungking last week.
Monster
Raffle
PRIZE LIST
will be closed on Monday, Feb. 10.
Offers of Prizes should be addressed
to
"Chairman, Hongkong War Effort Com-
mittee,
Morning
Building."
IS
AND NOTICE
HEREBY ALSO GIVEN that the REGISTER OF MEMBERS of the Company will bo CLOSED from MONDAY, the 10th to TUESDAY, the 25th February, 1941, both daya inclu nive.
By Order of the Board
W. F. SIMMONS,
Secretary. Hongkong, 1st February, 1941.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (Router).The Lease and Lend BI would "vest in one man the decision of peace or war in' this country," sald Senator Philip La Folletto before the Senate Foreign Relations Commitive to-day.
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Senator La Follette, twice Governor of Wisconsin, organis- ed the National Progressives of American in 1938. He said that M. Daladler told him in March, 1939, that France expected the ZBW, 355 metres (845 ke.) and 31.45 United States to help with money, materials and men.
"Money and materials are in this Bill and I have no hesitation in say
Ing that the President would be justified in regarding this legislation mandate to carry-out the full Into the Implications of entrance War."
Norman Thomas, Socialist leader, testifying before the Senate Itelations Commited, asserted that the passage of the Lense and Lend almost
be Bill would
certainly followed by despatch of troops, to Europe. It increased the danger of the United States finding themselves involved in total war.
matres (9,520 kila-cycles) Recital by Harry Ore From
The Studio
Radio Programine Broadenst by 2, B. W. on a Frequency of 845 k.c's and on Short Wave from 12.15
9.52 m.c's. per and -11 pm, on recond.
H. K. T.
12.30
February 4, 1941. Big Reception For Willkie Manchester Enthusiastic
LONDON, Feb. 3 (Reutef).-- Mr Wendell Willkle's 60-minute tour of the bomb-damaged area of Manchester Included some of the most enthusiastic scones there for many yetra.
Dense crowds stopped the car timo and again, and the police bodyguard had to be augmented to save him from being mobbed by admirers. Ife told a reporter, "I have found the answer to the question I set out to ask."
Referring to the hundreds of people
with whom he had spoken, he said, The people's spirit to magnificent. 1 don't believe any nation in the world is inore united in a cause than Die people of the British Isles."
Mr Wilkie said that he was more Impressed by what was still being produced by Industry than by the damage done.
To see King and Queen- LONDON, Feb. 3 (Reuter).—As the cubainating event of his exten-
clay.
12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter-sive tour of Britain under war con- ditions, Mr Wendell Wilikio' expects cession.
Military Bind Musle with to see the King and Queen on Tues- Air Willkie to-day in seeing how Percy Heming (Daritone),
1.00 Local Time Signal and Wen-
Liverpool
is taking the "bit." Early ther Report,
1.03
Lalo-Symphonie Expagnole antir, he inspected the bonibed area for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 21 of the city, and later at the Town Hall Bronislaw Huberinan. (Violin) and he said that what he had seen proved the Vienna Philharmonie Orchestra.
and Rugby Press, 1.30 Reuter
Announce- require Weather Forecast and
mento
1.45 Variety.
of
The victory we should then want. namely the elimination of the power not only of the Axis but also Japan, would logically troops in Asia, Europe and perhaps Africa,"
Warning
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UP).—Mr Philip La Follette; former Governor of Wisconsin, testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the Lend and Lease Bill, of the possibility of another Hoare-Laval Ideal, leaving the United States alone
nt war with the world."
New Stock For Local Dairy
2.15 Close Down.
5.45 Indian Programme, 0.30 Closing Local Stock Quota- ilona.
6.32
Mendelssohn-Quartet in D Major, Op. 44, No. I-Stradivarious String Quartet.
7,00
London Relay-The News 7.15 London Relay "Questions of the Hour"
that this type of warfare, with all its cruelty, was not accomplishing the desired end of shaking the morale of the population. Rather, it was in- creasing the people's resolution.
He visited the dockland, where he was called 'n great guy,"
Donations To
Bomber Fund
A total of $1,300,259,20 was reached yes- terday by the War Fund inaugurated by the 5. CM, Post, Ltd, with the following donations:
Police Recreation Club'
Bath
(Cricket
$200
Farewell Party of a Dutchman Mies A. Lymn__......................... "Helenaidie Tennis
x-be Mr E. W. Hamilton Texaco Shrapnel
Box
85-95
(second
37.00
3
ended 1.2.41) ................................... Ex Bydand (fifth donation) 1.A.0.B. Bomber Box (January) Fanling Party per, Miss Stary Ed-
mondston
7.30 Portuguese Programme. 8.00 Local Time Signal, Weather Report
and Announcements.
Studio Harry Oro (Plano) playing Tchaikowsky's Sonata in G Major, Op. 37.
8.30
Classics, "London Light Again"
Suite: (a) Langham Place, ford Street, The London Palla-Result of Het-D.II.II. & SJ. Australian Prize Cows
(b) Oxford Stre Despite a severe buffeting on the dium Orchestra cond. by Richard Trearury "Shrapnel Dox" (week last section of the voyage, 15 Fries-Crean; "Tales of Hoffmann-Vocal Company with lans and 18 Jerseys--some of them Gems, Grand Opera Comp. L'Heura prize animals-arrived in Hongkong (Orchestra: Sandler (Vioiln) with
Albert Sa in good shape by a British ship from
Samchtin Byield Australia for the Kowloon
(Pignon Vocal Gems, Farm, Customs Path, this morning,
Grand Opera Company with Orches tra; Knightsbridge March, Phillp His Orchestra; Drake's Green and Drum, Peter Dawson (Bass-Baritone) with Male Chorus and Orchestra.
9.00 London Relay-The News and News Commentary.
Part of the wooden awning erected over the stalls in the front part of the ship was damaged when a heavy wave crashed over soon after the ship had left Manila, but only slight casunities were caused.
Three of the Friesians hold records for milk production in Melbourne. They averaged 50 pounds a day for 90 days. Records are also held by two of the Jerseys for yielding 6.2 per cent butterfat.
A representative from the Kowloon
The
and
0.30 London Relay-Talk: "Scots Abroad".
Songs by
Harry 0.45 Sentiish
Orchestra, Lauder (Baritone) with Jean Day (Soprano) with Plane and (Baritone) MacGregor Alexander with Piano acc.
10.05 Variety-Glamorous Night,
Dairy said that special permission is Ellis (Sovranol with Orchestra;
a Song
of Hervest, Just Let Me Baker with Or- When the
Dr W, Winterstein
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H.K. Stock Market
·
were
The following quotations Issued on the Hongkong Stock Mar- ket this morning.
BANKS
H.K. Banks $.. II.K. Banka L.
H.K. Banks. (H.K.) £... Chartered
Mercantile, A. & B. &..
Mercantile, C. £.
$:. INSURANCES
East Asia
Cantons $.
Unions $.......
China Underwriters $.. H.K. Fire S...
SHIPPING
Douglas $..
Steumbouts $.. Indo-Chinas P. $.. Indo-Chinus D. $. Shell (Bearers) s/- Waterboats $.
DOCKS ETC.
30
25.20
10
Mr A. Lee (fourth donation) Tyeb & Co., Shrapnel 130x (second
donailon)....
10
4.50
Bengkong War Effort Commitico-Pro-
Docks (old) $.. Docks (new) $.
creds of Fine Day held on 10th, January. 1941:
Hongkong Collections
Kowloon Collections
Kowloon Health Inspectorate:
II. F. O. (fifth donation)
W. T. n. (fifth donation) Q. F. ACS. (elxth donation)
C. 9.
T C. (fifth donation)
F. W. (fourth donation) B. W. (third flonation) ...... I. W. . M. second donation)
A. W, F. Kourthi donation;
J. It fourth donation)
E. D. R.
G. II. S. (six donation) V. C. B.
E. T. H.
G. 11. M. (fifth donation) Scraps
$5,239.02
2,030.75
Wharves $.
Providents $.
S'hal Dockyards. $.
MINING
Kailan /-.
POST OFFICE
The following increased postage rates for, letters will be effective na from lat February 1941.
Places in the Colony, 3 cents for each ounce or part of an ounce.
British possessions, protectorates and mandated territories, 20 cents for the
Arst ounce
and
lf cents for each additional ounce or part of an ounce. China, and Macao, 8 cents for cach ounce or part of an ounce.
All countries not specifled above, 30 cents for the first ounce and 15. cents for each additional ounce part of an ounce, ⚫
or
The Printed Matter Service to the following places in China is tem- porarily suspended:-Yunnan, Sze- chuen, Kwelchow, Hunan, Fukien (except Amoy and Kulangsu), Kwangs (except Wuchow and
East Yunghsien), North and Kwanglung.
of
Small Packet Post to all countries Is suspended,
INWARD MAILS Air Mall by "Pan-American Airways Direct Service"--San Francisco date, 20th January
Java and Manila
Swntow
..Feb. 5. .Feb. t. Feb. 3.
Straits and Air Mail by "Dritish
Overseas Airways Service" by Sc from Singapore
Feb. 0. Calcutta and Straits....Fcb. G.. Straits and Air Mall by "British Overstas Airways Service" by Sea
Singapore Arom
.Fob. 6. Feb. 7
Canton
USA., Honolulu, Japan and Shang- hai. (San Francisco date 17th January) www...Feb. 8. Air Mall by "Pan-American_Aleways Direct Bervice”—Sar Francisco 1.410 r.)
date, 4th February.
.Feb. 11. .81 n.) Canton
.Feb, 11. 12.
,85 n. United-Kingdom and Straits Feb. 0% n. U.S.A., Honolulu, Japan, and Shang- hal (San Francisco date, 24th Jan.).
.23 n.
11% 1.
Feb. 14
.76 b. Java and Manila
.Feb. United-Kingdom and Stralis Feb. 15.
14.
,210 b. Sandakan.....
Feb. 17.
.410 b. Calcutta and Straits
Feb. 10.
1 n. Calcutto and Straits
Feb. 23.
.185 b.
135 n.
arc
OUTWARD MAIL TIMES Registered and Parcel Mall 11 n. closed 15 minutes earlier than the 100 n. time given below unless otherwise .:00 n. stated, and where mails are advertis- 44/41⁄2 n.ed to close at or before 9 a.m, regis- .7 n. tered and parcel malls are closed at 5 pm. on the previous day. When 08 n. maila are advertised to close after .18 n.5 p.m., Registered and Parcel malls .17 sa. are closed at 6 pan.. .534 8.
Tuesday, Feb. 4
......7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 5 Manila Macossar and Sourabaya 8.10. A.m. Alr Mah by Sea to Singapore to connect with the “Brilisht Overseas Airways"
KP.0.
.38 n.
Canton
Rauba $.
.10 . .8 n.
H.K. Mines
1% cts. n.
LANDS
Hotel $.
.3.60 9.
Lands $
.34.35 53,
Lands 4% Debentures
.100 s.
Rek.
S'hai Lands Sh. S..
..14 n.
Ord.
Humphreys $.
.7.05 n.
H.K. Renities $..
.3.85 11.
Chinese Estates $ x.d.
.18 n.
Reg.
UTILITIES
Trans
.18.40 B.
Peaks Trams
(old) $..
.744 n
Peak Trams (new) $..
.3%
.
20
Star Ferries
62
5.
Y. Ferrics $.
10
0
had to be obtained, from Lendon be- Look At You, Key Phyça, kimiy War Fund were also received yesterday: fore the cows could be imported to chastra!) with Orchestra, nou
Hongkong. Money had been sent to
Ellis
Good
The following monthly donations to the Misc. S. Pleree "C"...
Australia for the shipment, but they Luck Wa Must, interbottom with Malayan Cadets
wired up to us to get permission before they could, send the stock up. he said.
Volunteer In Court For Disobedience
"In view of the fact that you have only recently joined the Volunteers
CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and I will follow the Adjutant's re- FIXED DEPOSITS received for One Year
or shorter periods In Local or Other Car commendation and take rencies at rates which will be quoted on view of your case. I will
application.
lenient
dismiss
of
All Stick Together, Orchestra; Dance "Hi"-Medicy, New
with Vocal Re- Mayfair Orchestra
More Chestnut Corner, Arthur Asicey and Richard Murdoch; The Song Arthur Askey with Seaguli Piano ace; Love Stay In My Heart, Les Allen Remember September,
натор
of the with Instrumental acc.; World" Selection
Eddie Carroll with String Bass and Drums and Vocal by Gwen Jones; Moonglow, How Can I Face This Wearled World Along Ethel Waters with Orchestral occ.
11.00 Close Down.
Arrivals In Hongkong
you with a caution this time," said, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS also opened in Mr E. Ilmsworth at Kowloon Local Currency and Sterling with interest | Magistracy
this morning when allowed at rates obtainable on application |
The Bank's Ilead Office in London evidence against Ice Ping-pul,
Among the passengers for Hong- undertakes Executor & Trustee business the H.K.V.D.C. of failing to comply
kong on n British ship which and claims recovery of British Income with Volunteer orders was heard. Tax overpaid, on terms which may be
Assistant Crown Solicitor, Mr J. P. arrived this morning were Messrs N. R. Fullerton, A. W. Crothers and Ascertained at any of its Agencies and
Murphy prosecuted. Branches.
Melbourne: Capt. E N. Thursby, Adjutant, E. P. MeGovern, from Manager, said that defendant failed to attend Messrs G. W. Pollard, V. A. Garton, camp on December 6 test, and a M. Ferguson and M. R. Littlejohn, registered letter was sent him order- from Sydney: and Mr Gibson Forne- ing him to appear before the Ad-stock, from Manila. Jutant on December 19 to. stale his reasons for absence. Defendant did not appear and a summons was taken out against him.
B. A CAMIDGE,
ILK. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN Responsibilities Of Empire
It is our proud boast that we bring enlightenment Colonies we administer.
fo
the
In our Clubs we TEACH1 boys and girls as well as FEED them. Won't you help the work to extend?
KUTAR. 1994
METROPOLE
HOTEL
-CENTRAL
Canadian Overseas Forces Strengthened
Lt C. Austin, Officer Commanding No. 1 Coy, IL.K.V.D.C, of which ac cused was a member, corroborated. OTTAWA. Feb, 3 (Reuter).-The Defendant claimed that he saw Lt Canadian Governrpent will spend Austin on December 10 and handed over $100,000,000 during the 1941-42 him a letter explaining his absence. fiscal year to form and equip an Li Austin said he did not at any armoured division and tank brigade time see defendant on December 10 to reinforce the Canadian Corps over- and added that accused may have made a mistake in the dates, as he did see defendant a few days after camp and received a letter from him.
seas,
This was announced by Colonel J. L. Ralston, Minister of National De- fence, at a press conference to-day.
GEN. SMUTS REPROVES
·OVER-ENTHUSIASTIC SOLDIERS
CAPE TOWN, Feb, 3 (Reuter)-A special order has been issued by General Jan Smuts, Prime Minister and General Officer Commanding the Union Defence Forces, drawing the attention of all ranks to the necessity of observing orderly conduct "aven in the face of frequent provocation."
The order says that General Smuls, is necessary in the face of the views with the gravest disapproval enemy"
"Full Inquiry Ordered the riotous conduct of certain mem-
bers of the forces in Johannesburg on CAPE TOWN, Feb. 3 (Reuter)--In Friday and Saturday, the effect of the Union House of Assembly, which, whatever the circumstances. General Smuts announced that a full can only bring discredit upon their inquiry would be held into the uniform and, embarrass him,
Johannesburg disturbances,
Compensation would be paid for the General Smuls will take severe dis- ciplinary action, the order, continues, damage done to property and dis to ensure the maintenance of respect clplinary action would be taken by for authority, and obedience to civil the military authorities.
inw, which is as necessary in the General Smuts said that he deeply normal life of our cities as discipline 'deplored what had occurred.
Juland Missionary Mr W. N. Winslade Mr S, Duncan
G. K.
fleets Mr. G. B Mr John Fami
Major It. G Robertson Mr M. F. 1.. Haymes Mr David Wilson...
Dr Winterstein, whose donation is ack- nowledged above, is an Austrian who was interned in Hongkong on the outbreak of war and who in "now working up country fui a Refugeo Hospital. Although he is not allowed to enter Hongkong, he has sent his donation to Britain's Wor Elfort and han promised $3 per month.
n, W. 0. F. The British Wor Organisation Hongkong Branch. acknowledgea the following donations:
Previously
and
$629.004.11:
acknowledged
st00
. W. P. Perry monthly), $25; A. C. Wilcox (January), $25; Anonymous, $20; Edgar Davidson (monthly), $50; A Whittaker, 15: Millington Ltd. #i1.10; Dựn Bros. 30: sale of Service Badge per Lady MacGregor, $1; J. F. Rush (January), 10: J. Finnic (January). $50: 13. Herschend January), $10; C. Austin (January), $10; W. Hewitt (January), $10; D.
(January) Knight Valentine
$20: Anony- mou,#20: W. 3.
(monthly), 110: Q. E. Fertin (monthly) $500; The Prison Staff, $17909, The Joint Com- mittes of Hongkong and Kowloon Educa- lion AA, $2,000; some members of the European Staft of Mesa Butterfield & Swire (January), $107: Staff of Union Insurance Bociety of Canton Ltd. January. $44.15 Anonymous, $24.74; Mr and Mrs A. C. Tavadia (monthly), $20: G. C. Worrall (montlity), 100; A. McAlpine (monthly), $10; W. I C, (Jan) $10; total, $633.278.10.
U.S. MATERIALS
2476 Ti.
China Lights (old) $.......0.30 . China Lights (new) .....
n.
H.K. Electrics (old) $........4034 68. H.K. Electrics (new) $....384 b. Macao Electrics (old)-17T Macao Electries (new) $..104 n.
Lights $. Sandakan Telephones
.11% n.
(old) $..
.2514 b.
Telephones (new) $.
INDUSTRIALS
.10.20 n.
Ord.
.Feb. 5, 5 p.m.
.Feb. 5, 5.30 p.m.
G.P.O.
Feb. 5, 5 p.m. ...Feb. 5. 6 p.m. Shanghal, Japan, Honolulu, USA...
Canada, Central and South America and United-Kingdom vin San Fran- claco. (No Parcels for United- Kingdom).
Note All Mails for United- Kingdom will be forwarded with or without superscription.
K.P.O. Parcels
Ord....
Reg
Parcels
Reg.
Ord.....
Feb. 5, 4.00 p.m. „Feb~6,b;00′′pm: Feb. 5, 6.30 p.m.
G.P.O.
Feb. 5. 4.00 p.m.
Feb, B, 5.00 p.m.
..Feb. 5, 7.00 p.m.
Cald: Macy, (Ord.), Sh. 5...30 n. Air Mall for Manila, Guam, Honolula, Cald: Macg. (Pref.), Sh. $..25 n.
Canton Ices $.
Cements $..
Н.К. Корсу $.
STORES, &c. Dairy Farms $. Watsons $ Lane Crawfords Sinceres $
U.S.A., and Europe via "Pan- American Airways and Trans- Atlantic Services,"
1 n. .18 n. .944 s. & sa.
K.P.O.
Rer.
19,20 n.
Ord.
11.10 n.
G.P.O.
.7% 0.
Rek.
2.15 n.
Ord.
.29 n. Straits
1.00 n.
Wing On (H.K.) Powell Ltd. S....
COTTON MILLS Ewa Sh. $. S'hat Cotton Sh.
MISC.
H.K, Govt. 4%
H.K. Govt. 31% (1934)
b. 5, 5.00 p.m. 5, 5.30 p.m.
.Feb. 5, 5.00 pni. ..Feb. 5, 7.00 pm.
Thursday, Feb. 6
.10.30 am.
Hollow 50% n. Manila and Parcels only for United- ,203 n.
Kingdom.
.05 n.
.924 n.
ILK Govt. 34% (1940)..02 n.
G.P.O. & KP.O. Parcels......Feb. 6, 5.00 pm.
Ord.
Friday, 7, 8.30 am.
Feb. 7
Ch Govt. 5% 1925 G3Bds. 42/47 n. Sandakan ILK. Exteriainments 3... .7 b. Straits and Rangoon Constructions
(old) Constructions (new)
Vibro Pling $...
.8.30 a.m.
.3.30 p.m. 1.60 5. Air Mali by Air to Rangoon to con- nect with the "Brilish · Overseas
1.
.7.70 n.
.7/8 n.
Maramans Inv. (HK) x/- ..2/0 n.
Marumano Inv..(Lon.) 5/-
Airways."
G.P.O. & K.r.O.
Canton
Rek.
.....Feb, 7, 4 p.m. Ord.........Feb. 7, 4.30 p.m. ....7 DIG.
Saturday, Feb. 8
Counsel Repays Man Air Mall by sea to Singapore to
Who Saved His Life
FOR JAPAN Senator's Complaint
DEFENDING à boy of 10 who was SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH” charged at Chelmsford recently with WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 (UP),- stealing Mr Frederick Levy, iho bar- Senator Rufus Holman, Republican, frister sald; complained on the floor of the Seantel "A bomb fell on the Templo, In to-day that the United States is sell-London, and I was buried. ing important defence materials to due out and the man who saved my Japan at a time when the United fe, fireman, is the father of the States in forced to build new lecks boy I am pleading for. at the Panama Canal, owing to the Japanese foreld
foreign policy,
I was
"I feel I owe it to him to do all 7 can for his son, who may turn aut
He also that large quantities (to be as good a man as his father."
of important defence materials are being loaded on the west coast for shipment to
Russia, including $400,- 000 worth of tin plate and "hundreds of acropinne beacona."
The Senator demanded an ox- planallon from the Administration.
The boy was placed on probation.
An Irishman's £39 Argument
For carelers talk, Dr James Livingstone Morton, a retired Irish
For Former D. G. S. doctor, of Ilfracombe, was fined £30
Students
at the local court recently.
Morton, it was stated, went round hotels frightening guests by saying there would be nothing left of Eng- School are invited to a house warm-
Pasi students of the Diocesan Girls' land, after German bombing,
Jic had also, it was alleged, signed Ing at the school in celebration of the the name of filler and drawn a opening of the now wing on Satur- swhatika in Combe Martin Parish day, February 8 at 3pm.
Church and Ilfracombe Museum There will be a hockey match-visiting_books, Past v. Present during the after- In defence, Morton Bald that, being noon, and indoor games,
an Irishman he loved an argument.
connect with the "Bellish Overseas Airways,"
KT.O. & G.P.O, Reg.Feb. 8, 10.00 a.IIL Ord.....Feb., 8, 10.30 am. Straits and Calcutto
Parcels, .Feb. 8, 10.30 a.m. Letters,...Feb. 8, 11.30 am. Manila, Straits, Caylon, Indin, East- and South Africa vin Cape Town
6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10. Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, USA, Canada, C. and S. America via San Francisco
G.P.O, & K.P.O, Reg.,
.Feb, 10, 5 p.m. Ord........Feb, 11, 8.30 a.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 11 Straits, Ceylon, India, East and South
Afrien
,3,30 p.m. Alr Mall for Mania, Guam. Honolulu............ U.S.A., and Europa via "Pan Ame- rican Airways and Trans-Atlantie. Servlets."
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Feb. 11, 5.30 p.m.. G.P.O.
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„Joh, 11, 5 15.11. ...Feb. 11, 7 p.m. ..7.p.m.. Thursday, Feb. 18
Stralis and Calcutt7.
Parcels...Fob. 18. 10.30 sm. Letterey, Feb. 13, 11.30 ante *Superscribed Correspondenos Onw.