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TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1971.

SHIPPING

P. & 0.-BRITISH INDIA APCAR AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES

STRAITS, JAYA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN QULF, WHAT INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND SOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTE, BED KEA, EGYPT, EUROPE, 20.

THE CHINA MAIL.

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

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(Raster's Sa cice to the China Mail)

SCOTTISH CENSUS.

FEMALES PREPONDERATING.

LONDON, August 29.

A preponderance of miles over females is also a feature of the Scottish census returns. The population is 4,892,288 an increase of 121,384, the smallest hitherto recorded. Males number 2,348,403, an increase of 39,564 Females number 2,533,885, an incre-se of $8,820.

[It will be seen that the figures do not bear out the opening statement. They show 155.482 fernales more than males, and the increases show a gain of 42,256 for the lassies.-Ed. C.M]

HOME CLICKET.

ENGLISH XT DOES WELL AT EASTBOURNE.

LONDON, August 29.

Four thousand people watched the cricket at Eastbourne, in glorious PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL SAILINGS (South) ing seven fours. He partnered the South African Faulkner for 150 minutes. weather. The Englishmen scored 326, Hubert Ashton contributing 75, includ-

#

S. S.

Tons

Hongkong (aboes)

h Sept

"KASHMIR" DILWARA

19.00

3,400

13th Sept.

"KAYBER"

9,000

16th Sept.

"КВІТА"

9,900

14th (ct.

BRITISH INDIA-APOAR

Destination

MassKILLZA, LONDON & A'werp

Singapore, Colombo & Bombay. MARSEILLES, LONDON & 'werp. MARSEILLES, LONDON & A'verp

SAILINGS

(South)

(South)

EASTERN &

AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS

1.

"EASTERN"

**ARA FURA”

4,000 2,000

122nd Sept

17th

Manila. Thursday Tslauri, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.

SAILINGS

TO

&

JAPAN

*DILWARA "

** EASTERN *

5400 1

-4,000

1st Sept.

Shanghai.

at 10 am. 3rd Sept.

Yokohama direct

** TAKADA"

SHANGHAI

5,000 9th Sept. Japan ris Shanghai.

SPECIAL

STEAMER.

The P. & 0. ... "EGIFT" is expected to leave Hongkong on or about the 18th January, 1822, taking passezzers and cargo for MARSEILLES and LONDON miliay at Bombay.

All dates are approximate and subject to alteration without notice.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED OF ALL STEAMERF.

1st Salcon Passengers may travel by BISA. Company's steamers hetweet Calcutta Singapore and Madras in lieu of the section of

: Singapore and

ther . & 0. Tickets Sinar pore to Colombo.

All Cabins are fitted with Electric Fans free of charge. Steamers and Sailing de tes are liable to be cancelled or altered without notice Parcels Measuring not more than 2 ft. 2 it. i will be received at the Company's Office up to noon on the day previons to sailing.

For Further Information, Passage Farre, Freights, Handlerk, etc, apply to

MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO.

22 Des Voeux Road Central, HONGKÒNG.

de

Agents

O.

E.

H IN G LARGE STOCK OF SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS, viz. Steel Ship Plates, Angles and Bars.

Also Shipchandlery Articles,

Telephone No. 1116.

25, Wing Woo Street, Central.

N. Y. K.

NIPTON

SAILINGS FROM

YUSEN

KAISHA.

FONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

SEATTLE & VICTORIA OR VANCOUVER via Manila,

Keelung, Shanghai & Japan ports.

Varger died variare Tante 1.8, a ection with Great Northern, Northern

Pacific, and wapo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railways. KATURI M• HU....... KASHI A MARU (Ümit M-Lila)...Tuesday,

...Friday, 3th Sept. at 11a.m. SUWA MARU (Nagasaki disec)...

4th Oct at 1. ...Saterday, LOFTON & ANT WEEP

ría. Singapore, Colombo, Suez, Port Said & Marseilles. SADO MABU......

...Etiday, KITANO MABU...

...Friday,

HAMBURG, LONDON & ROTTERDAM.

producing 154 for the Efth wicket. Faulkner scored 153 in 215 minutes, in a superb and chanceless innings. His hits included a sixer and twenty feurs. McDonald took 6 wickets for 98. The Australians are 25 with one wicket down.

A GREK DEFE T

FLANK IN DANGER.

CONSTANTINOPLE, August 30.

of

The Kemalists claim success in a Serce two days' battle northwest the salt desert. A Greek attempt to pierce the Kemalist front broke down. The Kemalists took the offensive and captured Biledjik, afterwards continu- ing the advance. If these reports are correct the Greeks' flank communice tions are seriously threatened.

TRADE IMPROVING.

TIN PLATE AND STEEL RAILS.

LONDON, August 29.

There are indications of a trade revival in South Wales. Severai more tinplate works are resuming after a semester of idleness but most are still working short-time. Baldwins Limited have secured an order for 17,000 tons of steel rails for China.

CHEMISTS CONFER IN CANADA.

A NEW KIND OF GLASS.

MONTREAL, August 29.

Sir William Pope opened the convention of the Society of Chemical the United States. The scientific papers to be presented include one deal Research. It was attended by roted chemists from Britain, Canada, and ing with a new glass which the inventor ciaims admits unlimited light while eliminating heat rays.

THE REVOLT IN INDIA.

GHANDI BLAMED FOR MOPLAH RISING.

LONDON, August 30,

Per

L

PASSENGERS.

ARRIYALS

"China"--Misa Romana Campbell, Mr. Concsicsa Mr and Mrs Allen Han, Misses' Beatrice and Doria Ham. Mr Lyla Ram, Mr H. 8. Mar, Mr Harold Mar, Mr K. T. Tonce, Mr 0. Luka, Hr 0. D. Martinez, Hr 3. Len, and Mr Albert Hashim.

Per 15. Nagpore” on August 19:- The Bishop of Victoria.

Per ss. Soochow on August 29:- Mr. McCland. Mrs G. Rebinano, M. E. Boot, Capt. Lacks

Per Nacking on August 19:- the Misses Ham (2) Me M. 8. Mar, Mr Miss R. Campbell, Mr and Mrs A. Ham, Harold Mar, and Mr O. W. Lute.

29 F W. Ashurst Miss C. Bertan, Par ss. Fupire State on August Mr and Mrs J. W. Berwick, Mrs. Bolebo, Mr A. Botelho Missen A. S. Campbell, Mrs T. Conde, Mr Madis L. Botelho, Mr R. Coten, Miss. C. Cutter, Misa R. Dancel, Mr L D Dasani Mr J. 11. de Forcuna, Mr. de Ridder, Mrs G. H. de Pon. Misa M. de Ron, Miss P. de Pa Master W. de Pon, Mr John Dias, Miss F. Dunwoody. Mrs V. Eastland, Master Espirito, Miss R. Espirito. Mr Fat Chuen, ML Fore, Father J, Fer nandez, Dr. and A. Folton, Miss Grace Falton, Mr F Gibbens, Mr L G.. Hipolito, Mr and Mrs H. R. Hofer, Mr Graham, H. O Herford, Mrs S.

F. Mason, Mr and Mrs H. H. McNeal, Litton. Mr and Mrs B. Lurascht. Bir J. M. Kabe, Father T. Fabrador. Mr G.

Mr C. J. Muller, Miss D. Nicholson, bir Vita H. McNeal, Mr & Mrs M Monnier, I. B. Pardee. Mr and Mrs E. A. Potter, L. Smith, Me and Mrs G., Spiva. Lieut. B. S. Piler, Mrs Geo. Russell, Mr Me L Teysandier, Mr F. Urreaga, Mr C. S. Van Deventer, Mr B. Velasco, Mr G. J. Watammoll, J. M. Griet, Miss A., Rosells and Mrs Finette Bower.

DEPARTURES.

and Mrs Golandsky. Mr H. Ochi, Mr.

Per Manela yesterday :-M-! Blandon, J. Waldron, A: W. Gulay. W Chan, Messrs D. S. Evans, M. L. Peck, Watson, N. G Gibbens, G. R. Hull Mrs Spatie M: Hoeger, Mr. P. & Brutma. Mr and Mrs Malevigne

Me azi Taber ar and Mrs Fordes, is Bur Mrs Dalgleish, Miss Dalgleish, Miss Gee, Mea 3. Bardett, Miss A. Burdett Master Burdett. Dr and Ma Gilson, Me Bagg. Mr. Young Inspec tor Jackson, Messrs Milne, W. & Ma J. Dalglei-b. G. Got Ballantice. Mr and Mrs Waterston, Master Waterston, Mr and Ms LA Langley, the Misses Langley, (2) Messrs Ly Wing, B. Peplow and W. H. Pearce.

The TF. L. Kores Harn" arrived at Yokohama on Ang. 27 104 sails Aug. 30 being due at this port on Sept. 19

The T. & K. 8.8.

"Tenyo Maru iled from Shanghai on Aug. 28 and will be due at Hongkong on Aug. 31 at daylight.

the Ministry of Finance and the police citizens has been sent to the Cabinet.

A petition signed by 1,500 Peking,

department, protesting against the imposition of the proposed room tax.

The police authorities in Japan have their hands full these days. Another murder is reported from Kobe, where a Nagasaki man became acquainted with a fellow guest while There is not yet any news of the British garrison of fiby men besieged money to the extent of yer 600, being staying at an inn, and advanced him, by the Moolahs at Malappuram. It is increasingly evident that the revolt part of 1,000 yen of which he was in was a carefully planned attempt to paralyse the government of southern possession. The second man failed India. It is significant also that the Maplah country to adopt --Ghandi's non-co-operation programme.

was the first, to return the loan, but succeeded in The

re persuading his friend to go, with him rebels present convinced that

strong force from Afghanistan commanded by Ghandi is coming to their help. The India Office has issued the money. While proceeding to to Akashi, near Kobe, where, he said, he had a friend who would refund a statement that revolt began by the Maplah resisting a British search Akashi the lender was drugged and party sent to arrest certain Moplahs at Tirurangandi who were carrying taken out to sea in a war knives contrary to law. The following communique issued to-night Ilere the man attempted to strangle fishing boat. falls to indicate whether the beleaguered garrison was succoured. It says; him but in the struggle which followed

A column returning from Malappuram encountered rebels at Pukkatur. Fuur hundred Moplahs were killed. Our casualties were two killed and six

at

wounded."

IN GERMANY.

IMMORALITY AND SEDITTON, ·

B REIN, August 30.

A Government proclamation strikingly portrays the internal situation 29th Oct., at li a.z. in Germany. It declares that the government is gravely concerned because Malacca, l'eшng of the disintegration of public morals that threatens to undermine the foundations of the state, while the tone of a section of the Press reveals a 2nd Sept, at 11 amfixed plan by unscrupulous elements aiming at the overthrow of the con- 16th Sept at ilam.

stitution. The Government will oppose these elements with an iron band and unrelenting severity,

LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW & MARSEILLÈS.

LIBBON MARU

SYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, Zamboang, Thursday

...Bunday. Svi October.

Island, Townsville & Brisbane.

TANGO MARU

NIEKU MARU...

Tresday, Tuesday,

NEW YORK via PANAMA.

DAKAR HARU (ria Panaeos)...

20th Sept., at 1: s.o 18th Oct., at 11 am

Sunday, 18th September.

SOUTH AMERICAN POETS via Cape.

KANAGAWA MARU

KAWACHI MARU

**

Monds 18th September.

...Middle of November.

BOMBAY & COLOMBO via Singapore and Penang.

FED

TAMBA MARU ..............

Monday, 61b Sept. CALOUTTA & BANGOON via Singapore & Penang.

TEBOSHT HABU

NAGATO MARU....................

**

..Tuesday, 20th August. ...Monday,

13th Sept

JAPAN FORTE-Nagasaki, Kobe & Tokohama.

NIKKO | MÁRU

......Priday,

BHANGHAI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

KAMO MARU

BENTER KABU

b

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. !

both men fell into the sea, and were another Eshing boat. The Nagasaki picked up and brought ashore by

man died shortly after but the other made good his escape and is still at Jarge.

MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA, LTD.

(Mitsubishi Trading Co., Ltd.)

·OCAL GENERAL IMPORTS, and EXPORTS.

گلشه

SOLE PROPRIETORS OF DAKASHIMA, OCHI, MUTABE, HISHIDARĖ, YOSHINOTARI

The N. V-K. as "Sado Maru" left Kobe for this port via Moji and Shang- has on Aug. 23 and is expreted hers en TA Singapore on Sept. 2.

The C.PQ... R.M.8. "Monteagle" Sept. 1, and will sail for Europe si HOJO, NAMAZUTA, – SAYO, BRIDI- arrived at Shanghai on Aug. 28 (1n a.m), left there on Aug. 27 (8 a.m.), sud is das at Moji en Ang. 29 (6 a.).

The C. Hsa. “Nanking" will be desratched from Hongkong ta Singaporo at 10 am. Wednesday Aug. 31.

(Calcutta Line) left Moji for this port The N. Y. E. r.s. "Yeboshi Marn on Ang. 28, and is expected bere on Aug 81.

NEW. KANADA' BIBAL, KANIYA- MAVA, and UYUBARL

AVENTS FOR BAKITO CUAL Head Office:-TOKYO,

The NY. K. ks. “Katori Maru (American Line) left Kobe for this port; vis Nagasaki and Shanghai on Aug. 28

is expected here on Sept. 2. The &A, ER

"Eastern" ileri

Australian Mail. from Sydney on Aug 10 and is doe o arrive at this port on Sept. with the Branches and

Representatives :-

The C.P.08. R.M.S. "Empress of Hagasaki, Karsten, Wakamatan, Moji,

The NY.K. 8.5. Kamo Maro" (Euro-Japan, arrived at Yokobams on Aug. Kare Kobe Osaka, Taurnes, Nagoya,

pesa Line) left Londom in this port via Snes on July 23 and is expected horn on Aug. 31

The an. "Earymachus" (Blue Fannel Line) left Spez on Ang.6 for Hongkong and is due here on Sept. 1.

27(8 a.u-) left there on Aug. 29 (5 a.m.), od to due at Hongkong, ou Sept 4 (..)

Yexchama, Tokyo, Hakodate, Mararan, Otara, Vladivostock, Peking, Tlextain. Dairen, Tsingtao; Tainanta Hakow, Singapore, Boerabaya, Londen, Paris, Shanghai, Hongkong, Canton, Manila, New York and deattle.

Russia," arrived at Yokohama on Aug. 26 The C.P.OS. EMS. "Empress (1) left there on Aug. 27 (ooon and is du¬ at Yaucouver on repr. 6. The American and Manchurian Line 10th Sept., at 11 am.sa. Sandon Hall" from New Yorker Asia lefc Vancouver for Hongkong, risortasomkdy do B. Un vin ja,

The OF 0.8., R.M.S

Empress of

Cable Addr-18AS14)BAL rived at kanils on Aug, 24 and is ez apan ports, Bhanghai and Manila, on pected to arriva bere on Sept. 1.

Ang 18, and is dus here in or about

Water Union Rod The Frhus" (Blue Faunel Sept. 8

Bondley, again for: The Mitsubishi Marine & Line) left Binga ore on Aug. 28 for The N. YK "Benton Ha Hongkong and is das here on Bept. 1.(Calcutta Lp) left Calcuts for thi

Fire Insurance Cu He 3. Y. L. 18. "LIBO Harport is Rangoon and Singapore 02

The 're-Mazing a (European Live) Lit Singapore for this Aug. 17 and is expected here on Bop

Fire Inseraton Co. port on Aug. 25, and is expected here on The N. Y. K. Iyo Maru loft London Aug. 31. The steamer will all for Japan for this port via Saex on Aug. 6 and is via Bhanghai on Sept. L

expected here on Sept. 15,

...Thursday, lat Sept, at 11 am. . Tuesday,

6th Bept. For further information apply to-

NIFFON YUŠEN KAISHA.

I. KAKII, Irene.

Telephone Nos. 282.

Parculars, apply -

8. HOMURA, Manager.

No 14, Puppen Braass, HonUTORA.

SHIPPING

STRUTHER & DIXON, Inc.

GEE STAR LINE.. Operating Fame releed the accent of the UNITED 525$

SHIPPIN

BOARD

FRANCISCO

To LOS ANGELES & SAN

(Vis SHANGHAI, JAPAN & HONOLULU.) To SINGAPORE & JAVA.

*West Java,"

"West Calera."

and September.

til September.

TO VANCOUVER AND SEATTLE (Via SHANGHAI & JAPAN.) Wost Canon,"

September. *Also, cargo accepted for Transhipment at Sin Francisco and or Seattle to weekly sailings for NEW ORLEANS, SAVNH,RFOLK, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,

NEW YORK, BOSTON.

Through Bill of Lading inned to all US & Canadian Overland Common Foin. HONGKONG OFFICE1st door Pewall's Balding, I, Des Foam Rd., Tal. 3008.

T. K. K.

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HONGKONG

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VIA SHANGHAI, THE INLAND SEA, JAPAN & HONOLULU, **THE PATHWAY OF THE STT."

STEAMERS.

TENYO HARU

12,000

KOREA MARU

20,000

8BINTO MABU ----...

21,000

1,000

$2,000

+PERSIA MARU TAIYO MARU FIBERIA MABU

*Calling at Keelung.

LEAVES HONGKONU,

Sept 8th.

Sept. 19th.

.Oct. sad.

Oct 18th at 10.30 am.

Oct 30th.

..Nov. 15th.

† Calling at Dairen and emitting mill at Shanghai.

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SOUTH

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LEAVE HONGKONG,

RANKEL

TONA.

GINYU MARIT..

The 18,500 Bept ANYO MARU... 18,700.Sept

2nd. 25th.

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