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TUENDAY OCTOBER 26, 1921.

3IPP N4

P. & O.-BRITISH INDIA

APCAR AND

EASTERN &

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(COMPANIES incorporated in ENGLAND). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES

STRAITS, JAYA, BURMA, CEYLON, INDIA, PERSIAN QULF. WEST INDIES, MAURITIUS, EAST AND BOUTH AFRICA, AUSTRALASIA, INCLUDING NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, RED KEL. EGYPT, EUROPE, &c.

PENINSULAR & ORIENTAL SAILINGS (South)

ARDINIA"

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"KARMALA"

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5.20

29th Oct. 13th Nov. 28th Nov. 20th Nov.

INDIA-APCAR

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MARSEILLES, LONDON & Aweep ManSEILLES, LONDON & A'wari. MARSEILLES, ONDON & A'werp. Singapore, Colombo & Bombay.

SAILINGS

(South)

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THE CHINA MAIL.

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VALUABLE RAILWAY VAN CARGO

1,200 MILLION WORTH OF REPARATION SECURITIES.

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PARIS. Oct ber 24. Two railway vans have arrived from Berlin laden with 1,200 million Iranes worth of securities a+ reparations. French banks have taken possession of the securities.

STRANDID STE #MER REFLOAT.

SLIGHT DAMAGE TO BRITISH INDIA VESSEL

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GOPAÇEPORE,

October

The British lodis steamer "Coconada" which went ashore with 2,000 passengers, all of whom were saved, has been floated without asssitance. Slight demige was suffered.

AMERICA'S UNKNOWN WARRIOR.

SERGEANT CHOOSES THE CASKET.,

CHALONS SUR MARNE, October 24.

The American unknown soldier was chosen at the town hall by an Ameri- can sergeant placing a bunch of roses on one of the four caskets containing the bodies of unidentified American soldiers exhumed from American military cemeteries in France.

GREAT INDIAN PROJECT.

CHEAPEST STEEL IN THE WORLD

LONDON, October 24.

Great steel works are being established at Biburorissa capable of produ- cing 750,000 tons of pig iron and 500,000 tons of steel annually. It is AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South) believed India will be capable of producing the cheapest steel in the world.

Manila Thursday Island, Townsville, Brisbane, Bydney and Melbourne.

BASTERN &

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4.30 4,00

14th Nov, 11th Dec.

SAILINGS

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SHANGHAI

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4,5%

28th Oct.

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50%

9th Cet.

5,90

3th Nor.

Shanghai and Japan. Shanghai and Kobe.

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& JAPAN

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The ... “EGYIT" is expected to leare Hongkong on or shout the 16th January, 1999, taking passengers and cargo for MARSEILLES and LONDON

ing at Boinbay.

All dates are approximate and enbject to alteration without notice.

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MILINCA FROM HONGKONA SOBIEM TO ALTERATION.

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MARSEILLES, ONION &

...JEMY.

The Board of Trade is shipping Australian zine concentrates to Britain in order to enable smelters to restart works for relieving unemployment,

PNEUMATIC TYRE I'VENTOR DE D

LONDON, October 24.

The death is announced of Mr. I. B. Dunlop, senior, inventor of the paeumatic tyre.

MANDATIS FRÜBLEK

MATTER UNDER CONSIDERATION,

Losnos, October 2.

In the House of Commons, repiving to Mr. Ormsby-Gore, Mr. Ceci Barnsworth, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, said that the only reply 'the Government had received from the United States with regard to draft and A and B mandates was the note mentioned on September 6 stating the United States view. The Government was now engaged in discussions with other mandatories. The matter was bot on the agenda of the Washing- bcn Conference...

UPPER SILESIAN TROUBLI

HERMANS IN CONFLICT WITH FRENCH.

BRUSSELS, October 24. The Polish Legation states that according to a telegram from Beuthen, German self-defence forces are preparing to enter the western part of the plebiscite region of Upper Silesia. They fired at Polish villages across the Oder. French detachments engaged the self-defence forces of whom one was killed and two taken prismer. The French captured a large quantity of munitions.

HARBOUR RACE.

EIGHT LADIES COMPETING COMPLETE THE COURSE.

MISS GLADYS RAMSAY WINSTISE BAUE.

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the launches (occapied by the aristocrats from Upper Tooting) began to cross the course, giving the impression that, the others had given up, but as soon the "wash" churned up by them had ibsided, three heads were seen bob- bing in the wares. They struggled gamely to the end, and ware heartily applanded as they came in. Several of the competite found their caps, a hindrance, and came in holding them in their bands.

The race Sahed in the following order:

J. Miss G. Ramsay 33min. 02seca.

2. Miss D. Witchell 39mins, 3Ɛseca,

3. Mrs. Richmond 40mins. 5iseen.

4. Mrs. Cinio 10mins. 28socs.

5. Miss M. Ramsay 17mins. 34secs.

6. Mike T. May 82mins. 3isces.

7.3 N. Pile 5imins, 3isecs.

S. Miss D. May 36mins. 26secs. Winner 190 Miss Ruby Young, 37mins. 10 Sets.

The first prize was given by "An Admirer of their Pluck," and thé second and third were presented by Mr. McKidy and Mr. J. Oxberry. Every cos petitor who completed the course teceives a souvenir given by the V.R.C.

After the race, dancing was indulg ed in natil Case time.

ME..'S RACE TO-DAY.

The follving have entered for the men's event today—

E. P. Su, E. W. Railton, E. Basschaert, 5. A. Noronha, S. II. Garrod, Pis, Le Hurey, Pitchon, Alderman and Perry, W. Gertard, G. A. Jack, 1). Ogilvie, P. J. O'Brien, R. W. Sai.. D. Laing, A. E. Milli- Ard. T. Sinon, K. A. Mason, W. J. Howard. A. A. Botelho, F. M. R. Percita, A. Tey, Wong Po Sum, Gar. Lenis. G. W. Sewell, JV. Ramsay. F. M. da cut, W. de Hoog and J. Johnstone. The last named, whose entry form went astray, was admitted to the race after a meeting of the F.R.C. Com nittee, last night.

The first prize is presented by Mr. J. Raptis and the second and third by Mr. R. E. Belilios.

PREVIOUS WINNERS.

Mn. Soc. 1906 Gr. Brotherton....27 42 4:5 1907 A. E Thomas,

H.M.S. Tausz" 28 50 4,5

1908

Do.

1009 C. J. Cooke..

1910 T. Logan

1911

Do.

SHIPPIJU

STRUTHERS & DIXON,

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UXITID STATUE SHIPPING 20 ARD.

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28th October.

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29th October.

19th November.

TO SEATTLE AND VANCOUVER West Orowa "...

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PHILADELPHIA,

NEW YORK, & BOSTON,

Through Bill of Lading bened to all US & Canadian Overland Common Foints HONGKONG OFFICE-3st floor Parall's Building, 1 Des Voeux Ed., Tal. 3008.

T. K. K.

TOYO KISEN KAISHA

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO.

VIA KEELUNG, SHANGHAI, THE ISLAND SEA, JAPAN & HONOLULU, **THY PATHWAY OF TK Sox"

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TORL 52,000.....

TENYO MARU *-*********** **. $2,0001-... KOREA MARU.000. SBINYO MARU.....5,U

• PERSIA MABA 8,000

LEAVE HONGKONG,

..Ciet. 30th.

Nor. 15th.

Nor. 7th.

Dee. tb.

Lec. 18th.

.....Jan.

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Calling at Dairen and omisting call at Keelung & Shanghai. + Calling at Dairen and omitting call at Keelung.

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JEKAMERST

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1920

23 24

..25 36

..29 13

..27 00 Do:

..23 59 1.5 H. E. Licut General Sir G. M. Kirkpatrick, R.C.B., K.CS.I., has kindly consented to present the prizes at the conclusion of the race at 6.15 p.m., this evening in the Club Room. A night carnival and dance will be held in the evening, commencing at 9 o'clock (evening dress or fancy costume).

The swimmingevents are-Fishing Competition. Fancy Costume Race, Mixed Nomination and Dog Derby. Admission for ladies and gentlemen $1. Tickets to the carnival cover entries to the swimming events, which are post entry (aames to be given in by 8.45 p.m.).

OFFICIALS.

President: His Excellency Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs, K.C.M.G:

Chairman; Hoo. Dr. Claud Severn. CM.G., ILD.

in midstream, in the good time of 17 mins. 4secs. Still swinping as strongly as when she started, it looked as if she would beat the time of 37mins 10 15. made by Miss Raby Young last year, but she was Patrons: HE. Lient.-General Sir carried by the tide in the last quarter G. M. Kirkpatrick, K.C.B., K.C.S.I. The second annual ladies' harbour of the race, and lost about two minutes is Honour Mr. Justice H. H. J. VICTORIA, SEATTLE & VANCOUVER via Shanghai & Victoria Recreation Club, was held This kicked of several yards of her Smith. C.B.E.. R.N., Sir C. P. Chater, race, under the auspices of the getting back to the proper course. Gompertz, Commodore Bowden Japan morts, Through bills of lading issned to all Over- yesterday afternoon. There were lead. Miss Daisy Witchell who had K.C.M.G., Lt. Col. W. 9. Sanders, Jand Canon Points in S. A. and Cada,

eight competitors, namely, Mrs L. kept second place after the first 200 D.S.0., C.R.A., Hon Mr. P. H .Saturday, 2th Oct., at 11 am. Richmond, Mrs Clemu, and the Misses yards, and was swimming a better Holyoak, Hon. Mr. Lau Chu Pak, Saturday 19th Nov. alm. Gladys Ramsay, Maggie Baurray, course, looked like giving Miss Hon. Mr. A. G. Stephen, Sir Robert ...Waired-y, 28th Dec. at 11 am. May and Dorothy May.

dri Ders, at 11am. Daisy Witchell, Nora Pile, Thelma Ramsay hard struggle, but, she Ho Tung, Hon. Mr. T. L Perkins, ANTWERP

too bad difficulty with the tide, and 10.B.F., Hon. Mr. Ho Fook and Mr. via Singapore Malacca, Penang Colombo, Suez & Port Said.

The competitors were taken by was unable to catch up, finishing Robert Shewan, ITO MARU...

lausch from Murray Pier to the sea min. 36secs, bebind Miss Renisay Judges and Committer Hon. Mr. ......Thursday, 7th Oct... at 11 xm.

...Friday. 11th Nov., at 11 am.

wall opposite the Railway Station at who touched the wall in 38mins. J. II. Kemp, C.B.E, Lieut. ...Friday, 3th Nov., at ila..

Kowloon, at which point a start was 02ecs.-being 51 4/5seca. behind last Hake, R.N.R., Messrs. R. M. Dyer, A. made. Interest in the event was as year's time. The tide, experts say, Silva Netto, A. H. Carroll, A. A. keen as last year and the Fraya at was not so favourable as last year. Alves, Rev G. T. Waldegrave, Com- both ends of the course was crowded Miss Daisy Witchell was safe in mander Preston, N., Dr. C. Forsyth, with spectators standing several deep. second place throughout, and A. McKirdy, T. Meek, A E. Every point of vantage on the tower although she took matters easily after Alves and R. J. Wilton. BYDNEY & MELBOURNE via Manila, Zamboang, Teatuday and also at the V.B.C., wax occupied danger of losing her position. Mrs. and balcony of the Railway Station pasing the "Pearleaf," was never in Island, Townsville & Brisbane. AKI MARU...

get a Richmond, Mr. Clemo and Miss Tuesday.

15th Nov., it iixby spectators, eager to TANGO MARU...

...Tuesday,

20th Docs at 11am good view of the start and finish Maggie Ramsay kept very close NEW YORK via PANAMA & CUBAN PORTS.

of the race, which occupied a little together behind Mise Witchell, and over Half an hour. Accommodation passed the "Pearleaf "in the fallow on the ferry launches to and from ing order :-Mrs. Richmond; Mrs. Kowloon before and during the race, Clemo and Miss Rampay. The Last was heavily taxed by spectators named was swimming hard to ratch A. E. Alves, A. McKirdy and T. RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES via Cape, anxious to see the race. The harbour up with Mrs. Co who was about Meek, Esq.

ATSUTA MARU

SBIDZCOKA MARI

HAMBURG via LONDON & ROTTERD⚫ M.

MATSU TE MARU

LIVERPOOL

Wednesday. 23rd Jor.

...Wednesday. 7th December.

via MARSEIL.ES. KAMAKURA MARU...

DELAGOA KARU

NEW YORK via SUEZ.

¡BANGOON

MARU

KAWACHI MARU...

BOMBAY vis "Singapore, Pelang

WAKASA MARU...

.. Friday, 26th Nov.

...Thursday, 27th October

...Wednesday, 15th Nov. & Colombo.

...Thursday, 3rd Nov. CALCUTTA -ín Singapore Penang & Hancoon.

TOTOMI MARU (omit. Penzug)... ' ... SANUKI MARU.....

Friday. ...Friday,

28th Oct. 11th Wir

NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA,

TANDO MARU...

.. Friday, 18th Nov., at 171.

SHANGHAI KOBE & YOKOHAMA

KAGA MARU

TJUYAMA MARU "TOKOHAMA HARU

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Friday, 3th Oct, at Ita.m.

bonday, 17th Notember. ...Fonday, #th Kor, at?! am.

For further Infoŕžation wanly to—.

NIPPON YUSEN KAIBHA

1. HAINEL-DEMONET

Telephone Nos. 292 nd 293,

was dotted with craft of all sizes and ten Fards front of ber description. The men of the ships in and only six pards behind Mrs. harbour in the vicinity of the course Richmond. A hard struggle for assembled on deck to chear the third place was anticipated, but the three finished in the same order. competitors as they passed.

!

R. E. Belilios.

Umpires:-Men, W. Logan and

Starter Mr. R. C. Witchell. Clerks of the Course:-Lient. Hake, R.N.R. Capt. F. T. Wheeler, Commander Preston, R.N. and Lieut. Milbourne; R.N.

Time Keepers-Messrs. A. A. Alves,

Hon. Secretory, Mr. R. C. Witchal. Ilon. Treasurer, Mr. A. E. Alves.

1.

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HE Steamship

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All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, while they will be azamined on the 26th lastant, at 10a.m.

Two up-to-date motor truck The start was made at 5.20 p.m., Miss Nors File, Miss Thelma May and water sprinklers will be sen in opera all the competiton taking the water Miss Dorothy May swam a fairly tion along in Canton within a few together. Miss Gladys Ramsay im- straight course up to the "Pearleaf," daye. mediately took the lead, followed and then drifted northward, taking cloudy by her sister, Him Daisy several minutes to right their course. One case of paratyphoid fever, Withall and Min. Richmond. The Miss Thelo May, who wer eximming French, was reported during the 48 othem were bunched up little the best course of the three, passed hours ended yesterday. Last week behind, with His Dorothy May Miss Pile soon after making the bow three Chinese died from influensa, slightly in the rear. Miss Gladys of the "Pearleaf" und finished sixth. one from puerperal fever, and another Ramsay maintained her lead through she was game to the end, and called from paratyphoid fever. One fatal br out the race. Swimming a straight out "What's the time, when passing case of paratyphoid and an imported bone in the first half, che passed the the boathouse. After Miss Maggie case of enteric lever, both British, * Padleaf ** which was lying zoughly Ramsay had finished in fifth place, were also reported.

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